Juliane De Leybourne 2Nd Baroness ^{1 5 6}

   Another name for Juliane was Juliane De Leyburn.

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BARONY OF LEYBURN (II)

JULIANE DE LEYBURN, according to modern doctrine suo jure BARONESS LEYBURN, granddaughter and heir, being daughter and heir of Thomas DE LEYBURN, by Alice his wife. She was born circa 1303, and was destined to be a great heiress, being later called "the Infanta of Kent." Her marriage was granted in 1308 to William her grandfather, and after his death she was made a ward of Aymer (de Valence), Earl of Pembroke.

She married, before the Quinzaine of Easter 1321, possibly about 1318, her guardian's nephew, John, (DE HASTINGES), LORD HASTINGES. He died 20 January 1324/5. She married, 2ndly, in or before September 1325, Sir Thomas LE BLOUNT [1st Lord Blount]. He died 17 August 1328. She married, 3rdly, before 17 October 1328, William (DE CLINTON), LORD CLINTON, afterwards EARL OF HUNTINGDON. He died 25 August 1354. On 15 March 1361/2 her feoffees granted to her for life the manors of Elham, &c., in Kent. and Sussex, with all their appurtenances, with reversion to the King. In the same year she gave the manor of Dene to the Abbey of St. Augustine, Canterbury. She died 1 November 1367 and was buried in St. Anne's Chapel, "the new chapel on the south side of the church" of St. Augustine, where she had founded a chantry. Her will, as Juliana de Leybourne, Countess of Huntingdon, dated 30 October, was proved 18 November 1367. [Complete Peerage VII:638-9, XIV:433, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

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He [William de Clinton] married, before 17 October 1328, Juliane,de jure suo jure [according to modern doctrine], Baroness Leyburn, widow of Sir Thomas LE BLOUNT [1st Lord Blount], (who died 17 August 1328), and before that of John (DE HASTINGS), LORD HASTINGS (2nd Lord Hastings, died 20 January 1324/5), and daughter and heir of Sir Thomas DE LEYBURNE, [son and heir of William 1st Lord Leyburn], by Alice, sister and heir apparent of Sir Robert de Toni [1st Lord Tony], daughter of Sir Ralph DE TONI. With her he acquired great wealth and influence. He died s.p., 25 August 1354, when his honours became extinct. His widow died 31 October, 1 or 2 November 1367 and was buried in St. Anne's Chapel in the Church of St. Augustin, Canterbury. [Complete Peerage VI:648-50, XIV:395, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

about 1318.^{1 2}

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1st Husband

before Sep 1325.^{2 3}

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2ND Husband

before 17 Oct 1328.^{1 4}

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3rd Husband