Name:

John Blennerhassett

Relationship to Living Bennett :
Change

19th cousin 12 times removed
Henry I Beauclerc (King of England 1100-1135) -> Robert "The King s Son" Caen -> Maud Fitzrobert De Caen -> Hugh "Of Kevelioc" Meschines -> Mabel Of Chester -> Isabel D Aubigny -> John Fitzalan -> Matilda De Arundel -> Thomas CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Roger CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Peter CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Robert Corbet -> Robert Corbet -> Thomas CORBET -> Robert CORBET -> Elizabeth CORBET -> Thomas Clive -> Richard Clive -> Robert Clive -> Edward Clive -> Edward Clive -> Robert Charles Herbert -> Edward William Herbert -> Dorothy Marguerite Elizabeth Herbert -> Helen Beatrice Margaret Trefusis -> Living Whitbread -> Living Bennett
Henry I Beauclerc (King of England 1100-1135) -> (Matilda) MAUD -> Henry II PLANTAGENET -> John I [O8] PLANTAGENET -> HENRY III [SB19] Plantagenet -> EDWARD I [Sb20] Plantagenet -> Joan PLANTAGENET -> Eleanor or Alianore de CLARE -> Edward DESPENSER -> Edward DESPENSER -> Thomas DESPENSER -> Isabel DESPENSER -> Elizabeth BEAUCHAMP -> George NEVILL -> Edward Neville -> Katherine Neville -> Martha Throckmorton -> George Lynne -> Martha Lynne -> Robert Blennerhassett -> John Blennerhassett

Birth:

1660 Castle Conway, Killorglin, Co.Kerry, Ireland

Father:

Robert Blennerhassett

Mother:

Avice Conway

Married:

Elizabeth Cross

Children:

Born: 21 JAN 1694 Castle Conway, Killorglin, County Kerry, Ireland & Sutton

Died: 15 AUG 1765 County Kerry, Ireland

Death:

17 MAR 1737 Castle Conway, Killorglin, County Kerry, Ireland aged 77

Remarks:

Supporter of William of Orange,
captured at Loughrea, 1st Mar 1689 [using [NJ] date format, note that at the time this was regarded as the end of 1688], imprisoned at Galway, believed to have started writing down family tree in prison,
transferred to prison in Dublin after 14 months (May 1690), finally released after Battle of the Boyne July 1690,
finally produced first Blennerhassett family tree c.1737, known as "Black Jack's Book",