He married a lady of the name of Caston, of a Welsh family, by whom he had two sons, John, THE POET, and Christopher, who studied the law, became a bencher of the Inner Temple, was knighted at a very advanced age, and raised by James II.

This agrees with what Vasari says, that his excellence lay in portraiture, for which reason he was summoned, after the battle of Ravenna, to paint the portrait of Caston de Foix, as he lay dead.