Sir John BLOUNT & Isolda MOUNTJOY

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Sir John BLOUNT
Isolda MOUNTJOY

Husband: John BLOUNT
Birth: of Sodington, WAR
Death: 1358
Father: Sir Walter LE BLOUNT of Rock
Mother: Johanna DE SODINGTON

Marriage:

Wife: Isolda MOUNTJOY
Father: Thomas MOUNTJOY
Grandfather: Sir Robert MOUNTJOY

Children:

1. Richard BLOUNT, b. 1345, d. 1358, s.p.
2. Sir John BLOUNT
3. Sir Walter BLOUNT, b. ca. 1350, of Elwaston, DBY
4. Thomas BLOUNT, s.p.

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Sources:

1. Helen M. Blount Prescott. 1902. Blount and Blunt. Press of W.F. Roberts, Washington, DC. [This is not a book, but a one-page pedigree chart.]

2. Eleanor BEAUCHAMP was not the second wife of Sir John BLOUNT whose one and only wife was Isolday MOUNTJOY, as per email from Kyle VanLandingham.

Last year I obtained the pages from Complete Peerage, Vol IX, which show the Blount line from William le Blund [le Blount] who d. 1280. The line shows that William's grandson, John le Blount, m. Isoude [Isolda] Mountjoy. Walter le Blount who m. Sancha de Ayala is clearly shown as the 3rd son of John and Isoude.

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