Henry de Worsley
- Born: Worsley, Lancashire, England
- Marriage (1): Joan 826
- Marriage (2): Margaret of Shoresworth 751
- Died: On or before 1304, Worsley, Lancashire, England 826
 General Notes:
Sir William Dugdale's Visitation of the County Palatine of Lancester: Made in the Year 1664/5, p. 339, Worsley of Worsely Booths Pedigree 751 |
Elias de Workdsley
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Richard de Workedsley
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Roger de Workesley
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Richard de Workesley
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Henry de Worsley & second wife, daughter of Schoresworth
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Robert de Worseley of Booths and Ciceley, daughter of______ Bramhall
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Willaim, John & Helen, wife of Thomas Booth |
Noted events in his life were:
• Background Information. 826
Henry, son and heir of Richard and Agnes, held Worsley for about ten years before he died in or before 1304 [19]. He married twice, and left two sons, Richard by his first wife, Joan (dead by 1293) and Robert by his second wife (Margaret). In 1293, Henry granted a pound of wax for the service of the high altar of Eccles Church for the soul of his wife Joan, and the souls of hier father and ancestors [Whalley Coucher, vol. iii., p.923] His second wife, Margaret, survived him and married Robert Radclyffe, son of Richard de Radclyffe sometime in or before 1305.
His son Richard, who was living in 1332, was succeeded by his son Henry. This Henry was dead by 1350, and the family estates were passed to his grandson, Sir Geoffrey de Worsley, son of Geoffrey. Sir Geoffrey died without legal heirs, and the manor then went to Sir Geoffrey's sister Alice, married to Sir John Massey.
~A Histroy of the Country of Lancaster, Vol. IV, Worsley, pp. 376-392
Henry married Margaret of Shoresworth, daughter of Robert de Shoresworth and Cecily de Denton.751 (Margaret of Shoresworth died about 1363 in England.)
Henry next married Joan.
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