Daughter of Giles Reade of Tewkesbury and Katherine Greville, daughter of Fulk.
She married Richard Brent of Larkstoke, Sheriff of Gloucestershire and son of Richard Brent and Mary Hugford. They had six sons and seven daughters;
Fulk, Colonel Richard, Giles, William, Edward and George, Margaret, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Jane and Anne. three of his daughters became nuns.
In 1618, Richard leased Larkstoke for 14 years to his brother-in-law, Fulke Reade, and in 1629, he and Elizabeth conveyed the manor of Admington to the executors of Fulk Greville, Lord Brooke, his wife's cousin. Two thirds of her husband's lands were collected in 1644 for recusancy (fees to the church as he failed to pay), and Elizabeth's children were left amounts in the will of her brother, Fulk.
She married Richard Brent of Larkstoke, Sheriff of Gloucestershire and son of Richard Brent and Mary Hugford. They had six sons and seven daughters;
Fulk, Colonel Richard, Giles, William, Edward and George, Margaret, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Jane and Anne. three of his daughters became nuns.
In 1618, Richard leased Larkstoke for 14 years to his brother-in-law, Fulke Reade, and in 1629, he and Elizabeth conveyed the manor of Admington to the executors of Fulk Greville, Lord Brooke, his wife's cousin. Two thirds of her husband's lands were collected in 1644 for recusancy (fees to the church as he failed to pay), and Elizabeth's children were left amounts in the will of her brother, Fulk.
Daughter of Giles Reade of Tewkesbury and Katherine Greville, daughter of Fulk.
She married Richard Brent of Larkstoke, Sheriff of Gloucestershire and son of Richard Brent and Mary Hugford. They had six sons and seven daughters;
Fulk, Colonel Richard, Giles, William, Edward and George, Margaret, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Jane and Anne. three of his daughters became nuns.
In 1618, Richard leased Larkstoke for 14 years to his brother-in-law, Fulke Reade, and in 1629, he and Elizabeth conveyed the manor of Admington to the executors of Fulk Greville, Lord Brooke, his wife's cousin. Two thirds of her husband's lands were collected in 1644 for recusancy (fees to the church as he failed to pay), and Elizabeth's children were left amounts in the will of her brother, Fulk.
She married Richard Brent of Larkstoke, Sheriff of Gloucestershire and son of Richard Brent and Mary Hugford. They had six sons and seven daughters;
Fulk, Colonel Richard, Giles, William, Edward and George, Margaret, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Jane and Anne. three of his daughters became nuns.
In 1618, Richard leased Larkstoke for 14 years to his brother-in-law, Fulke Reade, and in 1629, he and Elizabeth conveyed the manor of Admington to the executors of Fulk Greville, Lord Brooke, his wife's cousin. Two thirds of her husband's lands were collected in 1644 for recusancy (fees to the church as he failed to pay), and Elizabeth's children were left amounts in the will of her brother, Fulk.
