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Elizabeth Leycester was born about 1390 in Huddersfield, Hampshire, England. William Mainwaring and she were married in 1405 in Middlewich, Cheshire, England. She died in 1416 at age ~26.

Note: issue with mother's birthdate. Needs research. Probably not in this family.

John Mainwaring and Margaret Stafford were married about 1390.

John Mainwaring and Margaret Stafford were married about 1390.

William Praers was born in Baddiley, near Nantwich.

William Mainwaring and Katherine Belgrave were married in 1366. He died in 1399. He was buried in Acton Church.

Katherine Belgrave was born in Belgrave, Eaton Township, near Chester, Cheshire. William Mainwaring and she were married in 1366.

William Mainwaring was born in Over Peover, Cheshire, England. He died about 1338.

He was the son of Ralfe Mainwaring, Justiciar of Chester. Sir Ralph le Mesnilwarin, knight, was Justiciar of Chester England from about 1192 to 1204. The records concerning the descent of the Mainwaring family are somewhat confused, but apparently they descended from Hugh de Waren, Bishop of Coutance, who died about 1020, is believed to be the earliest known ancestor of the family of Mainwaring. His son was allegedly Randolphus de Warenna, who allegedly had held the land in Windham, County Norfolk, which had been foreited to he King about 1075, indicating he may have participated in the rebellion of Ralph Guador that year. His son, Randolphus, tentant of Wayborn who was enfeoffed by Earl Hugh of Chester. Randolfus was lord of various towns in Cheshire and Norfold at the time of the Domesday survey in 1086. (Carl Boyer 3rd, "Medieval English Ancestors of Robert Abell," 2001, p. 166.)

He was the 4th son of Roger de Davenport. He was of Marton, Chesire, and had lands in Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1294.

Margery Davenport was born in 1361 in Baddily, Nantwich, Cheshire, England. She died in 1454 at age ~93.