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Jane Stanhope

Birth1606 - Elvaston, Derbyshire, , England
Death12 Mar 1683 - St Marys, Nottinghamshire, , England
MotherCatherine Cordell Trentham
FatherSir John STANHOPE

Born in Elvaston, Derbyshire, , England on 1606 to Sir John STANHOPE and Catherine Cordell Trentham. Jane Stanhope married Francis Annesley and had 9 children. He passed away on 12 Mar 1683 in St Marys, Nottinghamshire, , England.

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Parents
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Sir John Stanhope
1578 - 1628
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Catherine Cordell Trentham
1567 - 1621
Spouse(s)
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Francis Annesley
1586 - 1660
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Peter Consteene
Unknown - 1624
Children Show all
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Thomas Annesley
1647 - Unknown
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William Annesley
1636 - Unknown
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Peter Annesley
1638 - Unknown
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George Annesley
1632 - Unknown
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Dorothy Annesley
1641 - Unknown
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The Hon. Francis Annesley
1628 - 1660
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Robert Annesley
1643 - Unknown
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Katherine (Catherine) Grove Annesley
1634 - 1701
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Samuel Annesley
1645 - 1720

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