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Clement Throckmorton, of Haseley, Warwickshire

 
Clement Throckmorton and Catherine Neville.
On their tomb at Haseley church.

Clement Throckmorton,
born before 1515.
"Clemen Throkmorton" on his tomb.
See wikipedia and wikitree and historyofparliamentonline and thepeerage.
He mar est c.1540 to Catherine Neville [born est c.1520, descendant of Edward III].
He was an army officer.
He served with distinction at Siege of Boulogne 1544.
In 1561 he built Haseley Manor, Haseley, Warwickshire.
He became a Protestant (while other relatives stayed Catholic).
He died 12 Dec 1573 [stained glass window, Haseley church].
Clement and Catherine are both buried in a beautiful tomb at Haseley church, Haseley, Warwickshire.
There is a fragmentary surviving stained glass window above the tomb.
See findagrave. A painting of a much later Clement Throckmorton of Haseley has been incorrectly added to his findagrave page.
They had with other issue (total of 6 sons and 7 daus):

1. Job Throckmorton,
   born 1545.
   See wikipedia and historyofparliamentonline.
   He was a Puritan religious pamphleteer.
   As devout a Protestant as many of his Throckmorton relatives were devout Catholics.
   He died 1601.

   
   

2. Martha Throckmorton,
   born 1551.
   She mar George Lynne and had issue.
   Marriage settlement dated 24 September 1568.

The beautiful Clement Throckmorton tomb at Haseley church.
Photo 2019. See full size. From Alan Hitchcock.

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Job Throckmorton

The defence of Job Throkmorton, against the slanders of Master Sutcliffe (1594) by Job Throckmorton.
Part of a controversy he had with Matthew Sutcliffe, Dean of Exeter.