FERRERS — FEVERSHAM. 341 at his father's death in 1457. He m. about 1450, Elizabeth, da. of Richard (Widville) 1st Earl Rivkrs, by Jacquetta, Dow. Duchess op Bedford, da. of Peter (dk Luxembourg), Count of St. Pol and Conversan. He commanded the Cavalry on behalf of the Lancastrians, at the second battle of St. Albans, but d. of his wounds, 28 Feb. 1460/1, a few days after that victory. His widow m. privately, 1 May 1464, at Grafton, co. Northampton, King Edward IV., and was crowned as Queen Consort, 26 May 1465. The King d. 9 April 1483, aged 42. She herself, who was b. about 1431 (probably at Grafton), d. at Bermondsey convent and was our. (with her second husband) in St. George's chapel, Windsor, on Whit-Sunday, 1492. Will dat. 10 April 1492. W VIII. 1461. S. Titomas (Grey). Lord Ferrers de Groby, i s. and h., 6. 1451. He was cr. (by his step-father, King Edward IV.), 14 Aug. 1471, Earl of Huntingdon, which title he shortly afterwards resigned and Was, on 18 April 1475, cr. MARQUESS OF DORSET. KG., 1475/G.(b) He d. 26 April 1501. IX. 1501. 9. Thomas (Ghey), Mahqtjess of Dorset, and Lord Ferrers de Groby, s. and h., 6. 22 June 1477. He sue. his mother as Lord Hurington and Lord Bonvile. He was sum. to Pari, by writ, 17 Oct. (1509), 1 Hen. VIII. directed Thoma: Grey, Domino Ferrers de Groby," but, in the Pari, of 1511, by writ directed " Thoma: Grey, Marchioni Dorset." He d. 10 Oct. 1530. 4 H in 3 ^ If. s s X. 1530 10. Henry (Grey), Marquess op Dorset [1475], to Lord Ferrers de Groby [1300], Lord Harington [1344], 1554. and Lord Boxytlle [1449], s. and h. 4. before 1510; cr. DUKE OF SUFFOLK, 11 Oct. 1551. Beheaded 23 Feb. 1554, when, having been attainted, all his honours became forfeited ; the Dukedom of Suffolk and the Marquessatc of Dorset becom i ng extinct, while the various Dannies fell, subject to such forfeiture, into abeyance.^)} £ £ FERRERS DE WEMME. See under " Le Botiller [Boteler] de "Wernnie" Barony {Boteler),cr. 1308, sub the 4th holder. FETHARD. i.e., " Fethaed, co. Tipperary," Barony [I.] (Vaughan), cr, 1695 with the Visoodntcy OP Lisburne [I.], which see. FETTERCAIRN. i.e., " Clermont and Fetteroairn," Barony [S.] (Middleton), cr. 1660 with the Eakldom of Mtddleton [S.] which see ; forfeited 1695. FEVERSHAM. Earldom. 1. Sib George Sondes, K.B., s. and h. of Sir Richard I 1 fi7fi Sondes, of Lees Court, near Feversham, co. Kent, by his first wife, 10(0. g UBarjj d a . 0 f si r Edward Montagu, of Boughton, co. Northampton ; 6. 1600 ; ed. at Eman. Coll., Cambridge, 1615 ; KB., 1 Feb. 1626, ( a ) Through her da. Elizabeth, Queen Consort to King Hen. VII, she is ancestress to all the succeeding Sovereigns of England. ( b ) He appears to have been present at the coronation of Richard III, 14 July 1488, but under the designation (only) of " Ferrers cle Groby." See p. 148, sub "Dorset" nnd p. 8, note "b," sub " Daero de Gillesland." {') See p. 149, note " b," sub " Dorset " as to the heirship to these Baronies.
