Judith Sackville (abt. 1570)

Born about 1570 in Chiddingly, Sussex, England

Ancestors

Descendants

Biography

Judith Sackville, was d. & coh. of John Sackville of Chiddinglegh, Sussex.^[1] Visitations, asserts that her father was the uncle of the Lord of Buckhurst.^[2]

According to Town (2010), Judith was the daughter of Thomas Sackville of Chiddingly, Sussex, who married Christopher, grandson & heir of William Gardiner (1531-97).^[3]

In Common Pleas

There's a case for debt in Common Pleas in 1596:^[4] Eleanor Gaynesforde, widow versus Christopher Gardener, of Darkinge, Surrey, gent; Judith his wife; William Crowe, of Brasted, Kent, gent; Anne his wife; Melissa Sackvile, of Chidinglye, Sussex, spinster; Elizabeth Sackvile, of Chidingly, spinster; Rose Sackvile, of Chidingly, spinster; Mary Sackvile, of Chidingly, spinster, daughters of John Sackvile, of Chidingly, esq; Sackvile Porter, of London, gent, kinsman of John Sackvyle.

So Judith and her sisters Anne, Melissa, Elizabeth, Rose, and Mary were the daughters of John Sackvile of Chidingly, Esquire.

Sources

1. ↑ Gardiner of Peckham, (Collectanea, 1836). WikiTree.com. Pedigree.
2. ↑ Lords of Buckhurst are in the line of Duke of Dorset.

   Duke of Dorset [Sackville-Germain], (Lodge, 1840).[1]

3. ↑ Christopher, grandson & heir of William Gardiner (1531 - 97), became a ward of Thomas Sackville (1536 – 19 April 1608), Lord Treasurer, in 1602. Christopher was later married to Judith, dau. of Thomas Sackville of Chiddingly, Sussex.

   Town, E. (2010, September). A House 'Re-Edified' - Thomas Sackville and the Transformation of Knole 1605-1608, p. 82. University of Sussex. PhD thesis. PDF; citing P. W. Hasler, The History of Parliament, The House of Commons, 1558-1603, Vol. II, Members D-L, London, 1981, pp. 165-166.

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   see also: Wikipedia: Thomas Sackville, 1st Earl of Dorset

4. ↑ http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/Eliz/CP40no1574/aCP40no1574fronts/IMG_0715.htm