NOTE: This exchange occurred ont he 3rd / 4th August 2004:"From: "SutliWilloughby/Carew of Beddington RevistedDate: Tue, 3 Aug 2004 23:06:00-0700"No. Lucy was daughter of Sir Richard III de Willoughby, ChiefJustice of theKing's Bench d. 1362 and his first wife Isabel de Morteyn ofDunsby,Lincolnshire. Richard and Isabel had 12 children, 7 sons(RichardIV,Thomas, Robert, Nicholas, Hugh, Roger, William) and fivedaughters (Maud,Lucy, Isabel, Elizabeth, Mary). His second wife Joan de Charron(widow ofSir Bertram de Monboucher) was mother of a son Edmund. Richardhadno issue by his third wife Elizabeth Valletort (widow ofRichard de Tremenet and Sir Richard II de Champernoun ofModbury). Sources include Payling, VCH and Michael Bloom's muchreferenced Thesis (which I have not seen)."Lucy's first husband was Sir Thomas Huscarle of Purley Magna bywhom she had a son Thomas and a daughter Joanna."Hope this helps."Henry Suof information, is it reasonable to assume thatLucy> Willoughby, wife of Nicholas Carew of Beddington, was thedaughter of> Richard Willoughbyof Wollaton (and Beddington?) and his thirdwife> Elizabeth?"