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NameJohn de Northwode 
[60, Grandison art, vol.VI, p.60 seq], [60, Northwode article, Vol IX, p. 755-6], [54, His own co-article]
[60, Grandison art, vol.VI, p.60 seq], [60, Northwode article, Vol IX, p. 755-6], [54, His own co-article]Deathbef 8 Sep 1318, Minster church
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FatherJohn de Northwode Lord Northwode (ca1254-1319)
MotherJoan de Badlesmere (-1319)
DNB Main notes for John de Northwode
Co-subject: Northwood, John de
Dates: d. 1317
Active Date: 1297
Gender: Male
Article
John de Northwood d. 1317, eldest son of the above, married in 1306 Agnes (d. 1348), daughter of William de Grandison; by her he had six sons, of whom two, John and Otho, were successively archdeacons of Exeter and Totnes from 1329 to 1360, during the episcopate of their uncle John de Grandison [q.v.]; William, a third, was a knight hospitaller. Roger (1307-1361), the eldest, married in 1322 Julianna (d. 1329), daughter of Sir Geoffrey de Say, and after her death had four other wives. He was summoned to parliament on 3 April 1360, and died on 6 Nov. 1361. His son John by his first wife was summoned to parliament from 1363 to 1376, and died 27 Feb. 1379. He married Joan, daughter of Robert Here of Faversham, Kent, and left a son, Roger, born in 1356. This last Roger was never summoned to parliament, and at the death of his son John in 1416 without offspring, the title fell into abeyance.
Sources
Dugdale's Baronage, ii. 70-1; Hasted's History of Kent, i. lxxxii, 507-8, ii. 456, 624-626; Cal. of Pat. Rolls, Edw. I, 1281-92, and of Close Rolls, Edw. II, 1307-18; Rolls of Parl.; Palgrave's Parl. Writs, iv. 1232-3; Archæologia, xxxi. 270; Archæologia Cantiana, especially ii. 9-42 for a fourteenth-century account of the family, and ix. 148-62 for an account of the brasses at Minster.
Contributor: C. L. K.
published 1894
Dates: d. 1317
Active Date: 1297
Gender: Male
Article
John de Northwood d. 1317, eldest son of the above, married in 1306 Agnes (d. 1348), daughter of William de Grandison; by her he had six sons, of whom two, John and Otho, were successively archdeacons of Exeter and Totnes from 1329 to 1360, during the episcopate of their uncle John de Grandison [q.v.]; William, a third, was a knight hospitaller. Roger (1307-1361), the eldest, married in 1322 Julianna (d. 1329), daughter of Sir Geoffrey de Say, and after her death had four other wives. He was summoned to parliament on 3 April 1360, and died on 6 Nov. 1361. His son John by his first wife was summoned to parliament from 1363 to 1376, and died 27 Feb. 1379. He married Joan, daughter of Robert Here of Faversham, Kent, and left a son, Roger, born in 1356. This last Roger was never summoned to parliament, and at the death of his son John in 1416 without offspring, the title fell into abeyance.
Sources
Dugdale's Baronage, ii. 70-1; Hasted's History of Kent, i. lxxxii, 507-8, ii. 456, 624-626; Cal. of Pat. Rolls, Edw. I, 1281-92, and of Close Rolls, Edw. II, 1307-18; Rolls of Parl.; Palgrave's Parl. Writs, iv. 1232-3; Archæologia, xxxi. 270; Archæologia Cantiana, especially ii. 9-42 for a fourteenth-century account of the family, and ix. 148-62 for an account of the brasses at Minster.
Contributor: C. L. K.
published 1894