Sir John Stanhope

Sir John Stanhope

Sir John Stanhope (1559-1611) was an English landowner.

He was the son of Sir Thomas Stanhope of Shelford in Nottinghamshire.

Family

Married Cordell Allington. Children:
* Philip Stanhope, 1st Earl of Chesterfield born 1584

Married Catherine Trentham 1566-1623. Children:
* Sir John Stanhope, died 29 May 1638, High Sheriff of DerbyshireFact|date=December 2007
* Cordelia Stanhope born 1585, buried 2 October 1639, married first Sir Roger Aston of Cranford, married second Sir John Mohun of Boconnoc, 1st Lord Mohun of Okehampton
* Jane Stanhope, born 1587, died 1663 married first Sir Peter Courtenay, bart, married second Francis Annesley, 1st Viscount Valentia, died 1683/4, buried in the chancel of St. Mary's Church, Nottingham
* Lady Catherine Stanhope of Shelford, born 1610, died 1694, married 1631 to Sir Thomas Hutchinson (MP). They had three children. They were Charles Hutchinson, Stanhope Hutchinson and Isabella Hutchinson.
* Katherine Stanhope born 1593, died 1637
* Dorthy Stanhope born 1595, died 1647
* Thomas Stanhope died youngFact|date=December 2007


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