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Andrew Stratford
Sir Andrew Stratford (died 30 November 1378), also known as ''Andrew de Stratford'' and ''Andrew de Strelford'', was a medieval church clerk, knight and landowner.〔Walter Jenkinson Kaye, "A brief history of the church and parish of Gosberton, in the county of Lincoln" p.47〕
==Personal life and family==
Andrew was born into the landed Stratford Family of Stratford-on-Avon around the beginning of the fourteenth century, a relation of Archbishop of Canterbury John de Stratford and his brother Robert Stratford (Bishop of Chichester), as well as their nephew Ralph Stratford (Bishop of London) and Archdeacon Thomas de Stratford and Henry de Stratford. He was an associate of William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester and Chancellor of England.〔Blomefield and Parkin ''An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk'' pp. 390〕 He married a women called Christine, and they had a son (Robert) and through him at least two grandchildren (John and Joan).〔(Andrew Stratford ), CIPM 19 - Part VI. ''Institute of Historical Research''〕 When Robert died prematurely, around 1399, Joan became a nun at Romsey Abbey, and John became a ward of the king, later inheriting his grandfather's lands. His descendants continued into the modern day, and can still be found in parts of Hampshire.〔("C 139/20/36" The National Archives Record Office Catalogue )〕
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