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Encyclopedia > Thomas Browne of Beechworth Castle

Sir Thomas Browne of Beechworth Castle married Eleanor Fitzalan, daughter of Sir Thomas Fitzalan, in 1437.


They had four sons and a daughter.

  • Sir Ambrose Browne (d. 1505/1506). Governor of Queenborough Castle. He was married to Lucy Nevill, daughter of John Nevill, 1st Marquess of Montagu and Isabel Ingoldsthorpe.
  • Sir George Browne. Sheriff of Kent. He was married to Elizabeth Paston
  • William Browne.
  • Sir Robert Browne. He was married to Mary Mallet, daughter of Sir William Mallet.
  • Katherine Browne. She was married in 1471 to Humphrey Sackville of Buckhurst (1426 - January 24, 1488).

Katherine and her hustand, Humphrey Sackville, had six children

  • Richard Sackville of Buckhurst (1472 - July 18, 1524) was married in 1492 to Isabel Dyggs.
  • Catherine Sackville.
  • William Sackville (c. 1474 - 1508).
  • Elizabeth Sackville.
  • John Sackville.
  • Edward Sackville. He was married to Jane (Joan) Knaston, daughter to Robert Knyaston and Elizabeth Cobham.

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BROWNE (413 words)
Notes: Ancestor of the Brownes of Wickham in Kent Barts.
George Browne, son of the staunchly Catholic first Lord Montague, married Eleanor, daughter of Anthony Bridges of Great Shefford (8 miles NW of Newbury) in 1583.
Fr Snape was captured at the farm and abandoned Catholicism, thereby obtaining a pardon.
EIGHTEENTH GENERATION (761 words)
BROWNE, Sir THOMAS (1414-60); of Tonford, Kent, and Betchworth, Surrey; of the Exchequer 1440-50, Under Treasurer 1447-9, lawyer.
When the Tower surrendered a fortnight later, Sir Thomas Browne and five others of the household of the Duke of Exeter were sentenced, and hanged, drawn and quartered at Tyburn, 29 July 1460.
was born in 1465 in Beechworth Castle, Surrey.
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