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Agnes Digby

Birth1475 - Coleshill, Warwickshire
Death1505 - Broksby, Leicestershire, England
MotherLady Catherine Griffin Digby
FatherSir John Digby van Eye Kettleby

Born in Coleshill, Warwickshire on 1475 to Sir John Digby van Eye Kettleby and Lady Catherine Griffin Digby. Agnes Digby married John Villiers and had 9 children. She passed away on 1505 in Broksby, Leicestershire, England.

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Parents
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Sir John Digby Van Eye Kettleby
1450 - 1533
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Lady Catherine Griffin Digby
1455 - 1517
Spouse(s)
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John Villiers
1505 - 1560
Children Show all
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Willem I Van Villiers Lord Van Brokesby
1492 - 1558
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Anthony Villiers
1500 - 1544
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Blase Villiers
1504 - Unknown
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Winifred Villiers
1502 - Unknown
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Edward Villiers
1494 - 1513
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Anthony De Villiers The Elder
1441 - 1494
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Winifred De Villiers
1442 - 1446
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Sir Lord William, 2Nd Baron Sherriff Of Perth Ruthven
1500 - 1552
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Edward Villiers
1494 - 1520

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