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170 HARINGTON. IX. 1530, 0. Henry (Grey"), Mahqoeb8 of Dorset [1475], (Oct.) Lord Ferrers de Groby [1300J, Loud Harington 11344] to and Lorh Bonvillk DE Chuton [1449], s. ami h., 6. before 1554. 1510 ; cr. DUKK OF SUFFOLK, 11 Oct. 1561, beheaded 23 Feb. 1554, when, having beeu attiiiuted, all his honours became forfeited. (») VII. 1460. 7. Cecilia, suo jure Baroness Hauington, only 1 ■§ da. and h.. 4. about 1459, being 10 years old in (1471), 11 Ed. IV. Within two months of her father's death slie became by the death, 18 Fob- 1460/1 . of her said father's grandfather (ex parte patcrna) the Lord Bouvillc de Chuton (above mentioned) sua jure BARONESS BONVILLE DE CHUTON. She m. firstly before April 1575, Thomas (Ghey), 1st Marquess ok Dorset, who d- 20 Sep. 1501. She m. secondly, Henry (Stafford), Earl oe Wilt- shire, who d. 6 March 1522/3. She d. before 2 June 1530 and was Bur. at Astley, co. Warwick. Will in which she (ignoring her last husband) styles herself " Marquess of Dorset, Lady Haryngton and lionvyll," dat. 6 May, 1527, pr. 5 Nov. 1530. VIII. 1530. 8. Thomas (Grey), Marquess of Dorset, Lord (June ?) Ferrers de Guonv, Lord Harington and Lord Bonvii.le de Chuton, s. and b., by 1st husband. He was 4. 22 Juno 1477 and d. 10 Oct. 1530. ' -a ° Ji ■ *n 1*8 03 r-l 0) HARINGTON OF EXTON. Barony. jr. Sir JonN Haeinoton, of Exton, co. Rutland, s. and T 1G03 u ' °* J^ 165 H. of the same, by Lucy, da. of Sir William Sidney, was knighted 9 Jan. 1583/4, at Tower Hill ; sue. hiH father, Jan. 1591/2 ; entertained the King on the progress from Scotland, April 1603, at Burley-on-the-hill, co. Rutland, and was cr., 21 July 1603 (at the coronation) BARON HARINGTON OF EXTON, co. Rutland.; 1 ') In Oct 1603 he received the charge of the Princess Elizabeth, whom lie established (with his own family) at Combe Abbey, co. Warwick, till in 1608 he received the first place in her own household at Kew. He m. about 1590, Anne, da. and h. of Robert Kelway, Surveyor of the Court of Wards and Liveries. Having accompanied the Princess Elizabeth on her marriage to Heidelberg he d. of fever, at Worms, 23 Aug. 1613, and was bur. at Exton. Admon. 27 Sep. 1613, 21 April 1614, and 22 June 1620. His widow d. at St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, June 1620, and was bur- thence at Exton. Will pr. 1620. II. 1613, 2. John (Harington), Baron Harington of Exton, 2d to but only surv. s. and b., bap. 3 May 1592, at Stepnoy, co. Midx. ; ed. 1614. at Cambridge (Sidney Sussex Coll.), where be was reputed a great Scholar ; was a favourite companion of Henry, Prince of Wales • KB., 5 Jan. 1604/5. He sue. to the parage, Aug. 1613, but d. unm. at Kew, 27 Feb. 1613/4, in bis 22d year, when the title became extinct. He was bur. at Exton.(<=) Will dat. 19 Feb. 1613/4, pr. 21 April 1614. ( a ) See vol. iii, p. 149, note " b" sub " Dorset " as to the heirship (subject to the attainder) of the varions Baronies vested in him. (b) Three Earldoms and eight Baronies (of which this was the first) were cr. that day. See vol. iii, p. 113, note "c," sub "Devonshire." (°) This estate he had sold shortly before his death to Sir Baptist Hicks. The debts on the estates amounted to £40,000. His two sisters were bis coheirs of whom (1) Lucy, Countess of Bedford, d. s.p. in 1628 and (2) Frances, bap. at Stepney 12 Dec. 1594, m. Sir Robert Chichester, K.B., by whom she had an only child, Anne, Countes3 of Elgin [8.J, whose representative was the late [1S61 to 1889] Duke of Buckingham and Chandos.