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32 DAUBENY — DAWN AY. Chamberlain o£ the Household, 1495, till his death; Constable of Bridgewater Castle, 1504. He was also present at the battle of Blaekheath, 1497, and at that of Taunton. 149S. He m. Elizabeth, da. of Sir John Arundel, of Lanherne, co. Cornwall, by his 2d wife Katharine, da. and coheir uf Sir John ChIDIOCK. He d. in London, 28 May 1505, and was bur. in Westm. Abbey. Will dat. 19 May 150S, pr, (saus date) same year. His widow living 1516. II. 1508, 2. Henry (Daubeney), Barcx Pauuexey, only s. ami to h., aged 14 years at the death of his father. On 19 July 1638, he 1548. was (under the stvle. of " Htnry Dawbeney Knight, Lord hnrbenei/") cr. EARL OF BRlDGEWATER.( k ) He d. Bp., S April 154?, when when all honours conferred on himself and his father became cxtiucl.{ h ) Sue fuller account under " Bridgewater," Earldom of, er. 153S ; ex. 154S. DAUNTSEY. [See also sub. " Daxtsey."] i.e. "Davintsey, eo. Wilts," Barony {Stuart), er. 1664 with the Earldom and Dukedom of Cambridge, which Eee ; ex. June 16G7. i.e. " Daixtsey, co. Wilts." Barony (Stuart) er. Oct. 1667, with the Earldom and Dukedom of Cambridge, which see ; ex. 1071. DAVENTRY. i.e. "Viixiers of Davexthy, co. Northampton," Barony (Villiers cr. 1623 with the Earldom of Anglesey, which see ; ex. 1060. i.e. "Finch of Davextry, co. Northampton," Barony (Fmeh), er. 1673 ; see under "Nottingham " Earldom of, er. 1681. DAVIA. i.e. " Davia " Barony of [S.] (Darin), er. 1698, (by James H. when in exile) with the Earldom of Almond [S.], which see. DAWNAY of cowigk. 1. John Christopher Burton (Dawnay), Viscount Downe, [I.], to which jieerage he had sue. on the death of His father, the 4th Viscount, 21 Dec, 1780, was cr. 9 June 1796, BARON DAWNAY OF COWICK, co. York. He d. s.p. 18 Feb. 1832 when the Barony of Downay became extinct. See fuller particulars under " Downe" Viscountcy [I.], cr. 1680. of limitation whatever. Of all these Baronies, but two endured to the 17th century, early in which, in 1606, that of Mountjoy became extinct, while that of Stourton (alone), is still (1890) existing. (») See "Creations, 1483-1646" in ap. of 4th Report D.K. Pub. Records. ( b ) He was heir general, as well as heir male of the body to Elias Daubeny, sum. to Pari, in 1295. His claim, as heir ycncral, to any heritable Barony so created would, at his death, devolve on his nephew and heir John (liourchier) 2nd Earl of Bath, aged 30 in 1548, whose mother Cecily (called " Florence " in the inquisition on her brother's death) was sister of this Henry (Daubeney), Earl'of Bridgewater. There was, accord- ing to some accounts, another sister, Anne, first wife of Alexander Buller of Lillesdon, co. Somerset, but it is presumed she had d. s.p. before 1548. Barony. I. 1796, to 1832.