Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameAntigone 
[60, Grey of Powis article, Vol VI, pp.138-9 incle p. 139, note (a)], [60, Gloucester article, Vol V, p. 736, note (g)]
[60, Grey of Powis article, Vol VI, pp.138-9 incle p. 139, note (a)], [60, Gloucester article, Vol V, p. 736, note (g)]Birthbef 1424
Deathaft 1450
GeneralIlleg dau. of Humphrey, duke of Glos.
FatherHumphrey of Lancaster Duke of Gloucester (1390-1447)
MotherN. N.
Spouses
1Sir Henry Gray Count of Tankerville [60, Grey of Powis article, Vol VI, pp. 138-9], [54, Father, John Gray's article]
[60, Grey of Powis article, Vol VI, pp. 138-9], [54, Father, John Gray's article]FatherJohn Gray Earl of Tankerville (>1384-1420)
MotherJoanna Charleston (ca1400-ca1425)
Marriageaft 3 Jan 1435 [60, Grey of Powis article, Vol VI, p. 139, note (a)]
Notes for Antigone
m. (2) Jean d'Amancer, Seigneur d’Amancer.
Armorial Blazon notes for Antigone
Azure 3 fleurs de lys Or quartering Gules 3 lions passant guardant Or over all bend Azure in bnorder Argent.
Blazon source notes for Antigone
The Dictionary of british Arms, Medieval Ordinary, Volume Four, p. 43.
Notes for Henry & Antigone (Family)
CP states in VI, 139, note (a):
“On 3 Jan 1434/5 the marriage of Henry, s. and h. of John Gray kt. and Joan his wife, was granted to Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, for £800. (Patent Roll, 15 Hen VI, m. 27).”
This patent was then used by Humphrey to marry off his reported illegitimate daughter, Antigone; the sum of £600 was rather large and makes it the more likely that he really thought that Antigone was his daughter.
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“On 3 Jan 1434/5 the marriage of Henry, s. and h. of John Gray kt. and Joan his wife, was granted to Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, for £800. (Patent Roll, 15 Hen VI, m. 27).”
This patent was then used by Humphrey to marry off his reported illegitimate daughter, Antigone; the sum of £600 was rather large and makes it the more likely that he really thought that Antigone was his daughter.
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