Robert DEVEREUX, 3rd Earl of ESSEX

Born January 22, 1591 (Tuesday) - Essex House London, ENGLAND
Deceased September 14, 1646 (Friday) - Essex House In The Strand, Middlesex, ENGLAND,aged 55 years old

Parents

Sir Robert DEVEREUX, 2nd Earl of ESSEX, born November 10, 1566 Julian (Sunday) - Nethewood, Hereford, ENGLAND, deceased February 25, 1601 (Sunday) - Tower Hill Prison, London,, Middlesex, ENGLAND aged 34 years old
Married in 1590, Nethwood, Herefordshire, ENGLAND, to
Frances WALSINGHAM, born in 1569 Julian - Scadbury, Kent, ENGLAND, deceased February 17, 1631 (Monday) - Tunbridge,,, Kent, ENGLAND aged 62 years old

Spouses

Married January 5, 1605 (Wednesday), Whitehall Chapel Westminster, Middlesex, ENGLAND, to Frances HOWARD, born October 30, 1589 (Monday) - Safron Walden, Essex, ENGLAND, deceased August 23, 1632 (Monday) - St Margaret Priory, Malborough, ENGLAND aged 42 years old (Parents : Sir Thomas HOWARD, 1st Earl of SUFFOLK 1561-1626 & Catherine KNYVETT 1564-1626..1638)(see note)
Married in 1620, Essex, ENGLAND, to Elizabeth POWLET, born in 1596 - Essex House, London, ENGLAND, deceased September 14, 1646 (Friday) - Essex House In The Strand, Middlesex,ENGLAND aged 50 years old

Siblings

Robert DEVEREUX, 3rd Earl of ESSEX 1591-1646 Married January 5, 1605 (Wednesday), Whitehall Chapel Westminster, Middlesex, ENGLAND, toFrances HOWARD 1589-1632
Robert DEVEREUX, 3rd Earl of ESSEX 1591-1646 Married in 1620, Essex, ENGLAND, toElizabeth POWLET 1596-1646
Lady Frances DEVEREUX 1599-1679 Married toWilliam SEYMOUR, 2nd Duke of SOMERSET 1588-1660

Notes

Individual Note

Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex was the son of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex and Frances Walsingham. He was born on 22 January 1591 at Seething Lane, The City, London, England. He married Frances Howard, daughter of Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk and Katherine Knyvett, on 5 January 1605. He and Frances Howard were divorced in 1613. He was also reported to have been married on 5 January 1605/6. He died on 14 September 1646 at age 55 at Essex House, the Strand, Covent Garden, London, England, without issue.
On 18 April 1604 his father's attainder was reveresed, and his titles restored. He succeeded to the title of 10th Lord Bourchier on 18 April 1604. He succeeded to the title of 3rd Earl of Essex on 18 April 1604.
On his death, the Earldom of Essex became extinct, and the Baronies of Ferrers and Bourchier fell into abeyance between his two sisters.