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Digorye HICKES
- Yes, date unknown
Has one ancestor but no descendants in this family tree.
Set As Default Person 
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Name Digorye HICKES Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Male Died Yes, date unknown Patriarch & Matriarch 
Thomas HICKES, d. Yes, date unknown (Father)
Person ID I22377 All Last Modified 9 Feb 2022
Father Thomas HICKES, d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F8824 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Dionis GLANVILLE, b. Between 1557 and 1562, d. Yes, date unknown
Other Partners: William GRILLS m. 26 Oct 1578; Charles GLUBB m. Between 1602 and 1620Married From 1587 to 1589 - Dionis appears to have had an adulterous affair with Degorye when married to William Grills, from about 1586/87 (at least, that's when William became aware of something going on), Diones living with Digorye from about 1587/88, possibly for a few months until the family intervened, possibly until about 1590 or 1591 (when she asked William to take her back).
At the time of writing I am still transcribing the documents in a resulting Star Chamber case, and those providing information do not totally agree regarding the details.
The documents of one or 2 other related court cases, also resulting from the affair, may give additional information, but I have yet to study them.
Married? Not married or evidence to suggest they didn't marry Last Modified 3 Feb 2022 Family ID F8822 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Dionis appears to have had an adulterous affair with Degorye when married to William Grills, from about 1586/87 (at least, that's when William became aware of something going on), Diones living with Digorye from about 1587/88, possibly for a few months until the family intervened, possibly until about 1590 or 1591 (when she asked William to take her back).