married as his first wife the statesman Sir Piers Crosby but had no surviving issue. Jane married Rory O'More, the rebellious noble and Lord of Laois and had two sons and four daughters. The title passed to the eldest son. The House of More O'Ferrall was founded by the descendants of this marriage. Margaret (or Mabel) married firstly Luke Netterville, second son of Nicholas Netterville, 1st Viscount Netterville, and had issue, including Colonel Francis Netterville. She married secondly as his second wife Sir Richard Bolton, Lord Chancellor of Ireland but had no issue. She was still living in 1663, when she petitioned the Crown for financial redress, on the ground of the state of near poverty to which she and her second husband had been reduced. Mary married Valerian Wellesley in 1602, but the marriage was annulled in 1606. Valerian remarried Anne Cusack, granddaughter of Sir Thomas Cusack, Lord Chancellor of Ireland and widow of Sir Ambrose Forth, and had issue. The Wellesley name was later adopted by the Colley family, ancestors of the Duke of Wellington. References Year of birth missing 1622 deaths 16th-century births 16th-century Anglo-Irish people 17th-century Anglo-Irish people Irish knights Prisoners in the Tower of London People from County Dublin People from County Meath