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Mother: ELIZABETH FOULESHURST |
Sir Piers de Dutton of Dutton and Hatton, Lord of Dutton XVIII
(Ormerod:647/650, Lawson)
Adjudged next male heir of Lawrence Dutton, Esq., 1534
(Cope:23-25; Lawson) d. 1546 (DKR 21:41) Eleanor dtr of Thomas
Legh of Adlington.
"Piers Dutton was the eldest son of Peter Dutton, of Hatton. He
was mayor of Chester in 1513 and knighted by Henry VIII in 1527.
At this time Henry was involved in a long and bitter dispute
with the Pope. Matters came to a head with the result that the
English Church severed its links with Rome, and Henry became its
supreme head. Having broken with Rome, the king began the
suppression of the monasteries and the confiscation of their
assets. He appointed Sir Piers Dutton commissioner for assessing
and disposing of monastic properties in Cheshire. Piers was
instrumental in suppressing a riot at Norton Priory and
imprisoning the ring leaders. So effective was he in the
discharge of his duties that he received personal commendation
from the King himself.
Sir Piers married twice. His first wife was Elinour, daughter of
Thomas Leigh, of Adlington. His second marriage was to Julian,
daughter of William Poyns, of Essex.
For five years Sir Piers and his family lived in the old manor
houses at Dutton. This house stood between the road and the
modern Dutton Hall. In 1539 Sir Piers commenced building his new
house. He chose a position below the old house, over-looking the
broad expanse of the Weaver valley.
The new hall was half timbered in the style of most of the
Cheshire Tudor houses of the day. It was built in the form of a
quadrangle and was surrounded on three sides by a broad, deep
moat. The house had a most imposing porchway around which was
inscribed ‘Sir Piers Dutton Knight of Dutton and my lady dame
Julian his wife made this hall and building in the year of our
Lord God 1542 who thanketh God of all’. Inside the outer doorway
was a massive, deeply carved oak door which was reputed to have
been the great door of the abbey at Norton. Above and around it
were large carved bosses, having sacred signs. In pride of
place, either side of the door, were the combined arms of the
Duttons and Hattons of Hatton.
One of the most striking features of the house was the great
hall and minstrel gallery. It was constructed with lofty
clustered columns, supporting a beautiful roof. Round the
cornice Sir Piers had carved, in large letters, a long account
commemorating the building of the house. ‘by the especial
devising of Sir Piers Dutton…..and after long suit before all
the nobles and judges of this realm by space of seven years the
same Sir Piers was appointed heir male of all Duttons lands’.
The grand house was probably warmed at the marriages of two
daughters of Sir Piers on the Feast of Saint John the Baptist
1542. On that occasion all the musicians and minstrels of
Cheshire marched in procession before the happy couples."
_JOHN de DUTTON of Hatton______+
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_PETER de DUTTON Knt. of Hatton_|
| (1428 - 1503) m 1464 |
| |_MARGARET ATHERTON of Atherton_+
| (1410 - 1454)
_PETER de DUTTON of Hatton_|
| (1465 - 1503) m 1479 |
| | _ROBERT GROSVENOR of Hulme_____
| | | (1400 - 1465) m 1429
| |_ELIZABETH GROSVENOR ___________|
| (1430 - 1469) m 1464 |
| |_JANET (Johanne) de CHEDELL ___
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|--PIERS (Peter) XVIII de DUTTON of Dutton and Hatton, Knt
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| _ROBERT FOULESHURST of Crewe____|
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Mother: Susanna |
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_William FEATHERSTONE _|
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_Richard F. FEATHERSTONE _|
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| | _William GRIGG ______
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| |_Susan GRIGG __________|
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possibly sons of Miguel:
1810 United States Federal Census
Garnhart, George Images Online #: State: Louisiana
County: Feliciana Year: 1811
Township: Page: 0
Garnhart, T. W. Images Online #: State: Louisiana County:
Feliciana Year: 1812
Township: Page: 0
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Mother: Frances LEWIS |
_Thomas GRAVES Sr.___+
| (1698 - 1767) m 1712
_John GRAVES ________|
| (1715 - 1792) m 1752|
| |_Ann RICE ___________+
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_Solomon GRAVES Sr.__|
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| |_Isabella LEA _______|
| (1728 - 1792) m 1752|
| |_Ann HERNDON ________+
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(1770 - ....) m 1790|
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Mother: Virginia Rebecca ALVIS |
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_Moses JOHNSON __________|
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| _David ALVIS II______+
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| _Charles Dabney ALVIS I_|
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| | |_Mary CAUTHON _______+
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|_Virginia Rebecca ALVIS _|
(1820 - ....) m 1869 |
| _Henry ARNALL Sr.____
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|_Rebecca ARNALL ________|
(1784 - 1830) m 1806 |
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