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NameHenry Marney Lord Marny 
[77, p. 82], [60, Marny article, Vol VIII, p. 523], [135, Marney art, p. 357], [78, Will of Henry lord Marney, pp. 609-612], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]
[77, p. 82], [60, Marny article, Vol VIII, p. 523], [135, Marney art, p. 357], [78, Will of Henry lord Marney, pp. 609-612], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]Birthca 1457
Death24 May 1523, St Swithins, London
BurialLayer-Marney, Essex
General1st baron: 1523. KG 269: 1510, S 25. Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster.
FatherSir John Marney (-<1472)
MotherJane Throckmorton
Spouses
1Thomasine Arundell [60, Marny art, Vol VIII, p. 523 seq], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]
[60, Marny art, Vol VIII, p. 523 seq], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]FatherSir John Arundell (1421-1473)
MotherKatherine Chideock (<1428-1479)
ChildrenGrace
Notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
m.(2) Elizabeth Wyfold who dspm. bef him; their dau m. Sir Henry Bedingfeld (XP, p. 357).
He was a knight of the Garter in the king’s retinue at the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
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He was a knight of the Garter in the king’s retinue at the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
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Will notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
In his will, dated 22 December 1523 [sic], he lists:
Sir William Marney his grandfather
Dame Katherine wife of Sir Wm. his grandfather,
Sir Robert Marney his great-grandfather,
Sir John Marney his father,
Dame Joan wife of Sir John Marney,
His wife Thomasine,
His wife Elizabeth,
Thomas Marney his late son,
His son-in-law Lord Fitz-Walter,
His son-in-law Edmund Bedingfield,
His son-in-law Thomas Bonham,
John Bonham, son and heir to Thomas Bonham,
William Bonham second son to said Thomas Bonham,
William Lathum husband of his daughter,
Ann Bother daughter of Thomas Bonham,
Sir John Bonham his son and executor.
Sir William Marney his grandfather
Dame Katherine wife of Sir Wm. his grandfather,
Sir Robert Marney his great-grandfather,
Sir John Marney his father,
Dame Joan wife of Sir John Marney,
His wife Thomasine,
His wife Elizabeth,
Thomas Marney his late son,
His son-in-law Lord Fitz-Walter,
His son-in-law Edmund Bedingfield,
His son-in-law Thomas Bonham,
John Bonham, son and heir to Thomas Bonham,
William Bonham second son to said Thomas Bonham,
William Lathum husband of his daughter,
Ann Bother daughter of Thomas Bonham,
Sir John Bonham his son and executor.
Arms Generally notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
Burke's Armory of 1842, for Marney of Essex:
Gules a leopard rampant argent.
On the Simeon armorial:
Gules, a lion rampant guardant, argent,
though with the faded colours the lion could be or or argent.
Gules a leopard rampant argent.
On the Simeon armorial:
Gules, a lion rampant guardant, argent,
though with the faded colours the lion could be or or argent.
Armorial Blazon notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
Gules a lion rampant guardant Or.
His garter stall plate:
Quarterly, 1 & 4: Gules a lion rampant guardant Or (Marney); 2: Sable, 2 bars Or (Venables), 3. Argent a Saltire Sable between 12 trefoils slipped Vert (Sergeaux).
His garter stall plate:
Quarterly, 1 & 4: Gules a lion rampant guardant Or (Marney); 2: Sable, 2 bars Or (Venables), 3. Argent a Saltire Sable between 12 trefoils slipped Vert (Sergeaux).
Blazon source notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
The stall plate in St George’s Chapel, Windsor.
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Dean of St George, Windsor’s Tables, photograph in the CDROM Garter Armorials pub by Heraldry Society 2015.
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The Dictionary of British Arms, Medieval Ordinary, Volume Four, p. 189 referencing Leake who reports that this was quartering (2) Venables and (3) Sergeaux, both of whom were heiresses married by earlier Marney ancestors. His shield survives at South 25 and so must be investigated. Laude shows two quarterings: Azure two bars Argent and Argent a saltire Sable between 12 trefoils Gules slipped Vert.
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Dean of St George, Windsor’s Tables, photograph in the CDROM Garter Armorials pub by Heraldry Society 2015.
and
The Dictionary of British Arms, Medieval Ordinary, Volume Four, p. 189 referencing Leake who reports that this was quartering (2) Venables and (3) Sergeaux, both of whom were heiresses married by earlier Marney ancestors. His shield survives at South 25 and so must be investigated. Laude shows two quarterings: Azure two bars Argent and Argent a saltire Sable between 12 trefoils Gules slipped Vert.
DNB Main notes for Henry Marney Lord Marny
CDoNB on William Walter:
Walter, William ( fl . 1520) , translator; `servant' of Sir Henry Marney (created Baron Marney, 1523); published three metrical translations from Latin, Guystarde and Sygysmonde (1532), and The Spectacle of Lovers and Tytus and Gesyppus , undated.
Walter, William ( fl . 1520) , translator; `servant' of Sir Henry Marney (created Baron Marney, 1523); published three metrical translations from Latin, Guystarde and Sygysmonde (1532), and The Spectacle of Lovers and Tytus and Gesyppus , undated.