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Anna Catherine was born about 1488. Anna Catherine Vaux ... She passed away about 1571. [1] Katherine Vaux was the daughter of Nicholas, 1st baron Vaux of Harrowden (c.1460-May 14, 1523) and Elizabeth FitzHugh.
She married Sir George Throckmorton of Coughton, Warwickshire (d. August 6, 1552). Their nineteen children included Robert (c.1510-February 12, 1581), Kenelm (c.1512-c1587), Sir Nicholas (1515/16-1571), Clement (c.1516-1573), John (d. May 22, 1580), Elizabeth, Anthony, Mary, Anne (c.1532-December 21, 1553), George, Catherine, Margaret, and several others who died young.
The couple spent years rebuilding their house at Coughton. In 1535, Sir George wrote to Thomas Cromwell that he and his wife had lived in Buckinghamshire for most of that year because "the great part" of Coughton was "taken down."
A devout Catholic, Katherine ruled over the household at Coughton long after her eldest son succeeded to the property. Portrait: portrait, date unknown (formerly called Katherine Vaux but now National Trust names her an unknown lady; brass in Coughton church showing her with her eight sons and eleven daughters.
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