Noted Relations: FIENNES Family

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The family name 'Fiennes' (pronounced Fines) is that of a village in Artois in northern France from which a certain Giles had emigrated to England in the thirteenth century, following in the train of his cousin Queen Eleanor of Castile when she came to marry the future Edward I. [Martin Fiennes]  
 

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	FIENNES, Celia [1662-1741] – English diarist FYNS72 14C7
	FIENNES, Joseph [*1970-?] – British actor FYNS201 21C4 Mother: ¤LASH, Jennifer "Jini" Anne Mary Alleyne
	FIENNES, Martha [*1964-?] – British film director FYNS204 21C4 Mother: ¤LASH, Jennifer "Jini" Anne Mary Alleyne
	FIENNES, Ralph [*1962-?] – British actor FYNS202 21C4 Mother: ¤LASH, Jennifer "Jini" Anne Mary Alleyne
	FIENNES, Randulph Twisleton Wykeham, Sir [*1944-?] – British explorer, adventurer, 3° Baronet FYNS263 21C3 3C: ¤FIENNES, Joseph 3C: ¤FIENNES, Ralph 3C: ¤FIENNES, Martha
	FIENNES, Susannah [*1961-?] – British artist FYNS229 21C4
	FIENNES, William [*1970-?] – British writer FYNS231 21C4
	LASH, Jennifer "Jini" Anne Mary Alleyne [1938-1993] – British writer & painter FYNS200 21C4 Child: ¤FIENNES, Joseph Child: ¤FIENNES, Ralph Child: ¤FIENNES, Martha

This is my working list of candidates to include -- I'm not yet sure if they are related to me! As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (THUS) and an explanation included. They are kept in the list in case future research proves they can be included. (And to keep them from popping up on the list again!) Never discard good research!

Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be added to the database.

CLINTON, Edward Fiennes de [1512-85] Baron9 Clinton and Saye, Earl1 Lincoln English naval officer Placed in the CLINTON family FIENNES, Mark [*<1970] British photographer FIENNES, Thomas [1517-41], Baron9 Dacre English nobleman prosecuted for murder and executed FIENNES, William [1582-1662], 1st Viscount Saye and Sele English parliamentary leader, namesake of Saybrook, CT; grandfather of Celia Fiennes; called "Old Subtlety"