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John Spencer (1455-1522) proslul jako úspěšný hospodář a v roce 1508 přikoupil v hrabství Northampton panství Althorp, které je dodnes majetkem rodu. V hrabstvích Northampton a Warwick Spencerové velmi zbohatli zemědělským podnikáním a položili základy ke vzestupu rodu ve šlechtické hierarchii.
John Spenser or Spencer (1559–1614), one of the translators of the authorized version (1611) of the Bible and president of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. John Spencer (priest) (1630–1693), English clergyman and scholar, Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Pseudonym of William Edward Vickers (1889–1965), English mystery writer.
They were all related, but each Spencer was unique in time and taste. Having one family in one home for five centuries has presented many opportunities for members of the line to leave behind their mark. It is fair to say that the story of Althorp is also the story of the Spencers, and vice versa. Sir John Spencer 1455 – 1522
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27 apr 2016 · If we look back at her family tree and her family estate of Althorp we’ll find it goes all the way back to the Tudor period with her ancestor Sir John Spencer – the “sheep-keeper”. Some have said that he was a descendant of the great Norman House, La DeSpencer. John Spencer was born around 1455, during the reign of King Henry VI.
John Spencer (1455-1522) Paolo Suriani; T. Teodosio di Valacchia; Teolepto I di Costantinopoli; ... Informazioni su Wikipedia; Avvertenze; Codice di ...
John Spencer (1455-1522) John Spencer (1524-1586) John Spencer (1549-1600) Robert Spencer di Spencer Combe; William Spencer (sceriffo) Edward Stafford (diplomatico inglese) Ludovic Stewart, II duca di Lennox; James Stewart, conte di Arran
