Alice Stafford

Biography

From Archaeologia Cambrensis W. Pickering, 1868 - Wales “Contributions toward a cartulary of Margam” Page 38 - 39 link

Sir John [Blount] and Lady Elizabeth [Ferneaux] had one daughter, Alice le Blount, heiress of the Humfranville and Furneaux estates. She married first Sir Richard Stafford, who was dead 8 R. II, and afterwards Sir Richard Storey, who survived. She died childless, 1414-5. [Inq. p.m., 2 H. IV, No. 27.] Upon Lady Storey's death the Furneaux estates seem to have gone to the descendants of the sisters of her grandfather, Sir Simon, but the descent of those of Humfranville, and the manner in which they eventually reached St. John is not so clear. ....

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Disambiguation

Not the wife of John Wodehouse, MP

See John Wodehouse's History of Parliament biography. Although he married an "Alice" whose surname is unknown, there is no evidence that either of her husbands held Furneaux.

https://soc.genealogy.medieval.narkive.com/SvRowfj8/sir-john-blount...

John Blount, died 1358, who married Iseult (Isolda is the Latin form),is a separate and distinct person from John Blount, Knt. (died before 1370), of Hampton (in Hampton Lovett), Worcestershire, Belton,Rutland, etc., who married Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Simon Furneaux, Knt. The heir of the latter John Blount was his daughter, Alice Blount (died 1414), wife of Richard Stafford, Knt., and Richard Sturry, Knt

Citations

• Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, 2nd Edition ... Page 20 link Simon Furneux’s daughter and heir was Elizabeth, who married John le Blount. Their daughter and heir was Alice, d 1414, married 1) Richard Stafford Knt 2) Richard Sturry Knt
• From Who's who in Late Medieval England, 1272-1485 By M. A. Hicks page 156 link
• “Lollard Knight.” Lollards and Their Influence in Late Medieval England edited by Fiona Somerset, Jill C. Havens, Derrick G. Pitard Page 81 link Alice did not share her husband’s religious views.