312 SUFFOLK. X. 162G. 2. TnEornii.vR (Howard), Earl of Suffolk and I.iiiid Howard de Waldrr, lit s. ami h., by second wife ; bap. 13 Aug. 1584 at WnMen : stgUd LORD Walobh from 1603 to 1026 ; er. M.A. of Oxford 30 Aug. 1005,!») the same day as his Father; M.P. for Maiden, 16O5-10, being sum. v.p. 8 Feb. 1609/10 in his father's Barony as I. OKI) HOWARD BE WALDKN ; served as a volunteer at the siege of Julian ill llilO, where la- had a notable quarrel with Lord Herbert of Cbirbury ; Gov. of Jersey, 1610 ; Keener of Greenwieh park, 1011 ; .Joint L. Lieutenant of Cumberland, Westmorland and Nortbiiniberland, 1614 ; Capt. of the Gent, Pensioners, 1614-35 ; sue. t'J the EarUm of Suf'nU- as above 28 May 1020; L. Lieut, of Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Dorset, 1620 ; High Steward of Ipswhh, 1027 ; el. K.G. 21 April 1627 and inat. 24 Sep. 1628; L. Warden of the Cinque porta, 1628 ; a Commi.-sr. of liegency, 1039. Hem.; 11 ) March 1612 (contract 17 Nov. lOlld) Klizabeth, 2d da. and coheir of George (HomkI, Kahl ok DtMiAii [S J, by Catharine, da. of Sir Alexander Gordon of (light. She tl. at the Tower in Greenwich palls 1!' Aug., anil was bur, 2S Sep. 1033 at Walden. Funeral certif. at Coll of Anns. He (/. at Suffolk House 3 and was Our. 10 June 1640 at Walden.( c ) Funeral certif. in Tub. Record office. Admou. 17 Feb. 1010/1 ami IS March 1653/4. XI. 16-iO. James (Howard), Earl of Suffolk, ami Loud Howard dk W.u.den, 1st s. and h., bap. 10 Feb. 1619/20, at Walden, the King, James L, being one of his sponsors : X 1$ . 1 Feb. 1625/6, at the Coronation ; stifled Loud Wai.den, from 1626 till he iue. in ilie peerage as above, 3 June 1640. Tho' in 1639, he was in command of a volunteer troop of Horse for the King, he was, <>u the noni. of the Part, in 1642, L. Lieut, of Suffolk, ami in July 10-10, Joint Cotmmssr. from Pari, to the King, but was in Sep. 1017 (with six other Peers) impeached of high treason. High Steward of Ipswich, 1053; L. Lieut of Sullolk and Cambridge- shire, 1600-S1 ; Karl .Marshal for the coronation, IS to 21 April 1001 ; rr. II. A. of Oxfoid, 23 Sep. 1003c 1 ) ami M.A. of Cauil.ridge, 0 Sep. 1001 ; Gov. of L.mdguard fort, Essex ; Gent, of the Bedchamber, 1005 ; Coinuin-sr. for office of Karl Marshal, 1673. He m. firstly 1 Dec. 1610, at Kensington, Susanna, da. of Henry (RICH), 1st Ka It I. of Holland, by lst-bel.da. ami h. of Sir Walter Col'E, of Kensington. She (I. at Kensington, 15 and was bur. 28 May 101!), at Walden, aged 22. ( u ) He m. secondly (settlement 13 Feb. 1650), Barbara) widow of Sir Uiehard Wkn'TWoHTH, and formerly of the Hon. Thomas Wenman, 1st da. of Edward YlLLIKIiS, Groom of the Stole, bj Barbara, da. of Sir John St. John. She, who was bap. 1 June 1622, at Westm. Abbey, and who was Groom of the Stole to the Queen Consort, d. of apoplexy, 13, atid (*) Sec vol. iii., p. 236, note "a," sub. "Effingham," for the honorary degrees conferred on the occasion. ( b ) A letter of 4 Jan. 1610/1 says it is certain that the Lord Walden's marriage shall be at Candlemas. ( c ) It seems that he contemplated another marriage, for a letter to Sir J. Fuckeriutr, Bart., from Mr. E. li. says that " The Earl of Suffolk is shortly to be married to the Lady Leigh, Sir Heury Leigh's widow of Oxfordshire. This lady is daughter of the old Countess of Devonshire. I see the Earl at Court crawling up and down ; and mj opinion is that a good candle would be better for his weak body than a lusty widow as she is." lie is spoken of, 14 April 1635, by G. Garrard [Stafford Letters I, 412] as Lame still and ever like to be." ( J ) On 20 Sep. 1663, the degree of M.A. was conferred on James (Howard), 3d Earl of Suffolk ; John (Granville), 1st Earl of Bath ; John (Middleton), 1st Earl of Middletou [S.] J Henry (Hamilton), 2d Earl of Clanbrassill [1 ] ; Henry Somerset, styled Lord Herbert, afterwards (1682) 1st Duke of Beaufort ; Charles (Berkeley), 1st Viscount Fitzhardinge of Berehaven [I.] ; William Cavendish, styled Lord Cavendish, afterwards (1694) 1st Duke of Devonshire, aud the Hon. Charles' Berkeley, afterwards (1698) 2d Karl Berkeley. ( a ) This is the age on her coffin plate (see p. 311, note "e") and is a very probable one, making her 13 at her marriage. Dorothy, "da. of Sir Henry Rich, Ent. a bap. at Kensington, 27 Sep. 1616 [sin.], and bur. there, 28 Dec. 1615 [He}, Wo* presumably (on the supposition that the dates are confused) one and the same persou. If, however, the baptism of 1616 applies to the Couutess of Suffolk, she would have been 33 years old at her death aud some 3 y ears older than her husband.
