Alice Whetenhall

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Whetenhall

William Whetenhall (died 1457) was an English businessman who served as Sheriff of London in 1440.[1]

Married before 1433, his wife's name was probably Alice and his heir was his son William II Whetenhall, who married Margaret, daughter and coheiress of the MP and sheriff, William Hextall, owner of the estates of Hextall's Court and Eastmere in East Peckham in Kent. She later married the MP Sir Henry Ferrers, of Hambleton in Rutland,[2] and had a son Sir Edward Ferrers, also an MP,[4] but it was her son William III Whetenhall from her first marriage who inherited her Kent estates and in 1526 served as High Sheriff of Kent.[2]

1. Beaven, the Rev. Alfred B (1913), The Aldermen of the City of London, vol. II, London: Eden Fisher & Co. Ltd., retrieved 12 December 2017 < link >
2. Hasted, Edward (1798), "Parishes: East Peckham", The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 5, Canterbury: W Bristow, pp. 91–106, retrieved 12 December 2017 < link >

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William Whetenhall1

• M, #89820, b. circa 1400, d. 1456
• Father: Sir John Wettenhall, Lord Acton1
• Mother: Maude Fullehurst1
• William Whetenhall was born circa 1400 at of Staffordshire, England.1
• He died in 1456 at of Staffordshire, England.1
• Family
  • Child: William Whetenhall, Gent.+1 b. c 1430, d. c 1468. Married Margaret Hextall.
• Citations
  • 1. [S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, Family History Archives, SLC.