Elizabeth Courtenay
Peerage person ID=670714
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Elizabeth Courtenay
Summary
Elizabeth Courtenay is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Elizabeth Courtenay's father was Sir Philip Courtenay II[2].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's mother was Elizabeth Hungerford[3].
- Among Elizabeth Courtenay's spouses was Sir Humphrey Tuchet[4].
- Elizabeth Courtenay was married to Sir James Luttrell[5].
- A child of Elizabeth Courtenay was Elizabeth Touchet[6].
- A child of Elizabeth Courtenay was Sir Hugh Luttrell[7].
- A child of Elizabeth Courtenay was Sir John Audley, of Swaffham[8].
- A child of Elizabeth Courtenay was Joan Luttrell, of Dunster[9].
- A child of Elizabeth Courtenay was Philippa Audley[10].
- Elizabeth Courtenay is recorded as female[11].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's given name is recorded as Elizabeth[13].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's genealogics.org person ID is recorded as I00060834[14].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's WikiTree person ID is recorded as Courtenay-62[15].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's Kindred Britain ID is recorded as I6912[16].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's WeRelate person ID is recorded as Elizabeth_Courtenay_(3)[17].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's The Peerage person ID is recorded as p67072.htm#i670714[18].
- Elizabeth Courtenay's Roglo person ID is recorded as p=elizabeth;n=courtenay;oc=12[19].
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Origins and Family
Elizabeth Courtenay's father was Sir Philip Courtenay II[2]. Her mother was Elizabeth Hungerford[3].
Personal Life
Spouses include Sir Humphrey Tuchet[4], 1435–1471[20] and Sir James Luttrell[5], 1426–1461[21]. Children include Elizabeth Touchet[6], 1472–1530[22]; Sir Hugh Luttrell[7], 1456–1521[23]; Sir John Audley, of Swaffham[8]; Joan Luttrell, of Dunster[9]; and Philippa Audley[10].
FAQs
Who were Elizabeth Courtenay's parents?
Elizabeth Courtenay's father was Sir Philip Courtenay II[2]. Elizabeth Courtenay's mother was Elizabeth Hungerford[3].
Who was Elizabeth Courtenay married to?
Elizabeth Courtenay's spouses include Sir Humphrey Tuchet[4] and Sir James Luttrell[5].