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John St. John

Birth1460 - Bletsoe, Bedfordshire
Death1525 - Langstone, Glamorganshire, Wales
MotherLady Elizabeth Molyneux
FatherSir Robert, Knight of Bath Markham

Born in Bletsoe, Bedfordshire on 1460 to Sir Robert, Knight of Bath Markham and Lady Elizabeth Molyneux. John St. John married Lady Sybille Verch-Morgan van Gwent-Iscoed Jenkyn and had 8 children. He passed away on 1525 in Langstone, Glamorganshire, Wales.

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Parents
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Sir Robert, Knight Of Bath Markham
1430 - 1495
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Lady Elizabeth Molyneux
1426 - 1518
Spouse(s)
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Lady Sybille Verch-morgan Van Gwent-iscoed Jenkyn
1462 - 1520
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Elizabeth Scrope
1442 - 1503
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Alice Bradshaw
1450 - 1511
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Margaret Wotton
1449 - 1537
Children Show all
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Sir John Saint John
1498 - 1595
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Lady Katherine St John Howard
1478 - 1535
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Margaret (Seynt/st John) Gamage-i, Lewis
1470 - 1562
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Alexander Stjohn
1505 - 1551
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Lady Alice "Anne" St. John
1484 - 1552
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Katherine John
1487 - 1551
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Elizabeth Saint John
1460 - 1516
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Sibella De Saint John
1477 - 1493

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