Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameHugh Warham 
[76, Saint Leger article, p. 318], [56, Kent of 1574, pub Harleian 1924, St Leger p. 69], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 &1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Warham p. 33]
[76, Saint Leger article, p. 318], [56, Kent of 1574, pub Harleian 1924, St Leger p. 69], [56, Hants of 1530, '75 &1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Warham p. 33]General3rd s. Of Haling, Croydon, Surrey. Bro to Wm Warham, Abp of Cantuar & ld Chancellor.
FatherRobert Warham
Spouses
Notes for Hugh Warham
The Hants visitation of 1530, '75 & 1622-34 shows his father William of Malsanger, Okercliff, Hants and his mother Anne Hedney, dau of Thos Hedney of Denton, Sx.
TFPL, Aug 2006: Both thise parent now look to be wrong. cf Coll Top. et Gen. vol III, p. 6.
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Matt Tomkins wrote on 21 Apr 2005:
Hugh Warham, brother of the Archbishop of Canterbury William Warham. Between 1490 and 1508 Hugh and his wife Marian accumulated and then sold four copyhold messuages and three and a half yardlands (about 125 acres in total) held of the manor of Great Horwood (which belonged to New College in Oxford). I don't think they ever lived anywhere near Great Horwood - their connection to it would have been the fact that William Warham was rector of the parish between 1487 and 1494 (it is very unlikely that he ever went there, either - he was a pluralist, holding the rectory just for the income).
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He and Marian also had sons Sir William Warham of Malsanger - who m. Anne Hedney of Denton, Sussex and Richard Warham, rector of Clapham, Sussex.
TFPL, Aug 2006: Both thise parent now look to be wrong. cf Coll Top. et Gen. vol III, p. 6.
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Matt Tomkins wrote on 21 Apr 2005:
Hugh Warham, brother of the Archbishop of Canterbury William Warham. Between 1490 and 1508 Hugh and his wife Marian accumulated and then sold four copyhold messuages and three and a half yardlands (about 125 acres in total) held of the manor of Great Horwood (which belonged to New College in Oxford). I don't think they ever lived anywhere near Great Horwood - their connection to it would have been the fact that William Warham was rector of the parish between 1487 and 1494 (it is very unlikely that he ever went there, either - he was a pluralist, holding the rectory just for the income).
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He and Marian also had sons Sir William Warham of Malsanger - who m. Anne Hedney of Denton, Sussex and Richard Warham, rector of Clapham, Sussex.