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GENEALOGICAL  AND  HERA.LDIC 


HISTORY 


OF  THE 


EXTINCT  AND  DORMANT  BARONETCIES 


OF    ENGLAND. 


A 


GENEALOGICAL  AND  HERALDIC  HISTORY 


OF  THE 


EXTINCT  AND   DORMANT 


BARONETCIES   OF  ENGLAND 


BY 


JOHN    BURKE,    ESQ. 

AUTHOR  OF  THE  PEERAGE  AND  BARONETAGE,  HISTORY  OF  THE 

COMMONERS,  ETC. 


AND 


JOHN    BERNARD    BURKE,    ESQ. 


OF  THE  MIDDLE  TEMPLE. 


LONDON: 
PRINTED  FOR  SCOTT,  WEBSTER,  AND  GEARY, 

CHARTERHOUSE  SQUARE. 


Morcrxxxviii. 


■Vp,R^^' 


C.  WHITTIIIGII\M,  T«»OK8  COURT,  CHANCERY  l.ANR. 


'■•^^fnp-f^ 


C.  WIIITTIIfGIUM,T(»r»KS  COURT,  CHANCERY  LANE. 


TO  THE  RIGHT  HONOURABLE 


CONSTANTINE  HENRY  PHIPPS, 


EARL    OF   MULGRAVE,   K.P. 


lotn  lieutenant  of  3|relanli» 


ETC.  ETC.  ETC. 


THIS    WORK 


IS 


MOST  RESPECTFULLY  INSCRIBED. 


\ 


A 


PREFACE. 


Eno  Jammths  Pirbt  instituted  the  order  of  BBranet  u  Mii,Hv4 
tod  twentr-Bcven  vears  ago;  and  vithin  that  period,  WW  ■  fc  , 
tion  of  un   antiquary,   nearly  n    thousand   patents  bxn  hn^K  4 
Kvly  a  thousand  Baronetcies  have  ceased  to  exist:  notd,  m 
ibaolotely  i-xtinct,  but  all  virtually  so.     The  penoaaga  «W  a 
iioiioiirs  have  left  behind  them,  however,  numerons  and  viUr  mim 
Mxions,  who,  although  excluded  by  the  tenour  of  the  njd  a^c,  i 
tlwir  dignity,  inherit,  in  many  instances,  their  name,  ia  bm«  Av  h 
in  kD,  thrir  blood : — to  tliose  thie  book  especially  belong*;  lo  ^^^  I 
(ram  the  late  of  their  titled  predecessors  it  U  produced,  and  )■  ^^^^ 
>l  is  mainly  devoted,  under  an  impression,  at  the  now  t^.  ^«  -, 
dtnctli/  ii|>|>crta!ning  to  so  large  and  influential  a  pnrtiw  tf  ^^^^m 
niiiiit  indirectly  be  of  value  to  the  whole:    that  it  ud^ff^^^ 
lime  and  vast  labour  have  been  bestowed  upon  its  o^^^^  ^  ^^^ 
teords  have  been  carcfiilly  explored,  private  collnrtM  wt  m^te  ^m. 
HUm  referred  lo — in  fine,  nothinf!  has  lieen  left  mrf^  «  ^^m  m,M. 
atnts  fnl),  rlcvr,  and  accurate. 

In  addition  to  these  few  prc&tory  words,  the  i^M  hw-  b 
Ihdr  Miknowlulgments  for  the   facilities  afimli^  ^  *  *•«  ,.    """ 
p«hlic  mhI  i>rivitl.-,  through  which  it  was  neo»By»^j^^^ 
ikif  wodd  willingly  express  their  tlianks  lo  ■  '' 

that  they  Hrc  obliged  lo  forcep  ibe  plant 


EXTINCT  AND  DORMANT 


BARONETAGE. 


ABDY,  OF  ALBINS. 


rr^:. 


.  AlkB.a.MlUrJabDllTw.loB.K.B.arSU«am, 

■-•.•■^•raLfHS..  M.P.fnr  Kh«. 
Mr.  Abknn  AWr*  •«™'  •«■ 


y— - 


4  Jnka  Pcnniucuiii,  aq.  ■ 


nwvch'a  miMi  fiilhnil  uUienott),  md  l«fl  at  lii* 
IKCIM  ■  diDiiMcr,  Jmt,  n.  la  cbi  RgT.  Edkud 

Sii  RoiUT  Aiur.(lilrdtwn>n«.iirAll>iiia,<r1iani  Ho- 

r>nt  dsKribai  u  "  ■  maa  of  drcp  kiuiirlcdge  la  inli- 

bll.  sf  wbich  be  hid  •  fine  i»llet.-Illia  :  and,  «hal  ii 
nan  HldBbla,  a  Im  patrut,  mud  i  penOD  of  on. 
ibakui  Inugrily,  and  KinarkaUe  bnmaBttv."     H« 

lanCinndd  to  rBprrtdbt  thai  ihirc  in  pAriiunent  until 
lu  demba'  Ha  la-  Thaad»i«j  only  dvugbtrr  and  bair 
ilCtargi-  Bnniil.111,  LL.D.  and  had,  In  (urrin  soaOt, 
ma  Kin  and  onv  dati^blaT^  Domely, 


Theodoaiii  m-  in  1I5V.  to  Cba 

W  [UIbb  Abdy,  fgunhbarani 
died  iuuatsH  in  ITM. 


r.  Sunktrd  Abdy, 
arCeliiUdl.  Sha 


idbyhiiaira. 


Sir  Robf  n  died  in  ir4S.  and  i 

Ehei.  who  died  unmarrieit  Ind  April.  ITM.  *ben  Iha 
BtiuHnri  became  UT I HCT.  He  b«|ueatli«I  hia  anataa 
labia  aunt,  Mn.  Crank,  (or  life,  vilb  npMindar  u  Sir 
AnlboDT  Thamu  Abdy,  bvLof  Felli  Hall.  D>  Ibe  B«. 
Siolhecd  Abdy,  Ibat  (anilaniau'i  bratber,  and  atm- 
toall).  au  lailura  of  tlia  iania  of  both,  to  Thomaa,  loa 
or  Ibe  Re.  Ur.  Bntharford,  by  tbelr  alMar.  CbarloOa 
Alidy.    The  lut  auDed  deiliM  alUmauly  inheriaed. 


la  Temple,  a 
roli>-AauT  Kit 


cb.  daiiihter  of  O] 

,  r-«iil>iii  K.N.  a  widown-' 


I.  Chaiki  Bgjd  AUy.  In  htif  gidin,  of  I 

r.  Jmnwi  Abdj.DOJDt  in  lb»  Kul  IndUCuo 

milittry  Krricp^  murlfd^ 
I,  t!dwwd-Slrnn  Abd;. 


ABDV,  OF  MOORES. 
CauTiD  nnd  luai.  KBo  — F.itiNcr  ■bam  l<W9. 

Amragr. 

)asi  Aiut.iir  MoDni.in  Salcot.  Ei«i,  IhiiiliDa  gt 
AMnttu  AolhsBT  AMy.  ■»  cniMd  ■  Biaanii  In 
urn,  iat  dylBf  in  twg  ^in  gftir  witfagui  iwDc,  tbe 
HO*  Rflnd,  vhils  hii  ciUIca  paiKd  u  tb«  Aiuii,  gf 

4'Jiu— ScB  pnecdtDi  Hnicl«- 
ABERCBOHBIE,  OF  EDINBURGH. 


«imff. 

lo«bT 

!■  am.  kM  dyini  vlthiml  immt  In  irM.  ilx  UUa  U- 

"'.?. 

ACTON.  OF  LONDON. 


..:..J^ 


ftlnngi. 

■  AcnH.  if  looin,  Ok  RiM  utJ 


i'»»— Q— wiiy.  p"  >•—•  ladnMJ  ng.  »w  ■«. 


ADAMS,  OF  LONDON. 


■.mtagr. 

.  Sm  Thuhii  Adi»,  knt.  ihoiff  of  lb<  cMy  sT 
sdDS  la  IM4,  and  lard  miTgr  Id  IM«,  bolnc  nf- 


I  hill  «]ulfd  iofcrri^  by  mnitUiir  to  bi<  m^ofty 
rewdayaaftfr  IheRrabiratiDn.  SirTlunnBa,  althga|b 
anyGmeral  Monli  lu  Bndii,  ud  loatUod  Ibanilad 


icbgolfj   panicolarly 
Jainbri<l(c,  gt  whlrb 


If  St.  Tbimu'i  Hw 
plui  uul  taOitt  of  (ba  dly,  Itib  Pabraary,  lOOT.  ii«td 
alghly-f  wg.  by  a  fcli  in  atf-ppioK  oul  of  lila  marh.  II* 
m.  Anne,  daafbttr  of  Homphny  Hapali'ad.  caq,  bI 
TRiilan,  in  li:aa»,  (Bd  wu  j.  by  bla  mn. 


who  waddad  Sir   EruDiu  Narvirk. 

Sir  WUIiaiii  ai.  Hvmdly,  Jut,  dam(hUr  of  —  Bubm, 
and  irida*  nt  Aldtmu  Alllnftaii.  of  Landsa.  bat 
h*d  Be  Mhrr  Uaa*.  He  d.  in  lotT,  and  tu  i.  by  kb 
■Idol  nmiiinf  aoB, 

IIM.  ud  vaa  I.  b)  hi<  bnxber. 

11.  Sia  CmiiLU  ADim.  Tbia  tniilnnaD.  vbawaa 
tba  aliU  am  oT  hli  talhar,  naldfd  >(  Sprsvauo  Hall, 
IB  NsrfDik.  H(  M.  Prance*,  cnu  ef  tb«  aU  daufbun 
at  Sir  PfVBFie  Rollr,  kiit.  and  (randdanibur  gf  ih« 
Lard  Cblat  Jualia  XuHf.  but  d.  •.  p.  Ulh  Au(u(. 
inn,  «b>n  Ika  CHUM  juaaed  la  M*  nwa,  Jn*.  Lady 
N*ar*lTh.  afld  tb*  lUla  daielTcd  apH  bla  Miy  aw- 


•I.  Sis  Tkobii  Aubi,  Capl.  R.  N.  1 
ika  VinlaU  Mailea  l*ib  *|>rtl,  irr*,  Iw 


ALL 
AIRMINE,  OP  OSGODBV. 


m^ 


Sir  MkliMl  tlHlli.  knt. :  and,  iMoadlT,  H>ry,  ding] 
tod  eahtir  of  Uu  Hrw.  [[■1117  Tilbot,  founh  m 
<i(  Ctofl^.  Earl  of  SluTwibiiry.    He  died  in  1S9 
riat,  ky  hit  ftnl  iiife.  1  un  and  nimuoi, 

1.  SuWiu.uii*jiiai>(,ofOigDdbt,wbon.Ann 


r 


Uj,  Jtka.  liwi  BOntjic)  bid  daugbUn,  iiii 

JumM.  wanted  TIumu*.  uund  Lord  Cnw, 
n,  ber  co-ban,  < 
iiy  De  Cray,  Di 

AnMuai,  Barl  sf  Uamld,  •> 


f'  l.JBBi»Cai»,>. 


•,  of  Cmd- 
wtll.ialilU.  HcM.  Lady  Mary  Tu(- 
lea.bald.i.  p.  iniru.  HUdrubii 
■cDCinitd  at  faaiiflf  aruta  froin  an 
Mr  cl  k«Fla<r  which  bU  lordabip  bad 

^icb  b«  waa  cbokad. 
Hcsry,  li«l  win. 
AaaM.M.uJMia.VuanntGIeiwrrby. 

•Bd  hasei  daKcnd  tba  Karli  Da  Can 

asd  8iK». 
JmitMa.M.  u  Jokn.  ibird  Lord  Aabbnrn- 


tyobo,  M.P,  r«  Nonliatuirton 


SiaCasaeaCia 
Dtaftta  Cnw... 


ALLAN,  OP  KINCSGATF.. 

r«B  u*  S*rt-  iii*.-EiTii>n  )itb  Stpi 

14ilHBf. 

iMV-Cm.  Sn  Auiiaoaa  Alliji,  a  dir 


ALLEN,  OF  LONDON. 


I.  SiaTnam 
Inh,  daagbui 


of  Laodan,  wbo  waa 


ALLEY  N,  OF  HATFIELD. 


!^   i 


KitJ 

,  dwcended  from 


Sia  JoHii  Aluth,  hd  oiiDnit  ciliKn  of  Loudoa. 
vbo  «u  iliiriir  in  isia,  and  lord  mayor  In  IMJ  and 
■«aln  in  ISM.  Dying  nnnjarricd  in  ISM,  ha  dcriaed 
to  tbal  elty  IItc  boodnd  marlu,  u  >  ttock  ftir  •«  coal ; 
tlia  renla  of  bialaodi,  pnrchMnlof  dieklng,  lobedii- 
tribulcd  to  Ibe  poor  far  flTcr.baaidi- many bentrfactiona 
to  Uw  priMDi  and  boapltala.  and  a  rich  collar  of  gold 

brotbor  and  auoreuor, 

John  Ali,(ih,  wrdding  Margirn.  rldir  danfblci 
■nd  CD-hnr  of  Uyin  Lsi^,  «q,  of  Walton  Uigb.  In 

BMCi.'andbadiMuc, 
JallTi,bijih«lr. 
Chrinopber. 

Ulbs.of  Hatlield  Pnercll,  hi.  Chriitian.  daiiRhfar 
of  JobD  Wm.  and  bad  one  ion  and  (lim  daugb- 


EllUlwtb.  >*.  HI  Tboma.  Bamaby,  aaq. 
AfD«.  n.  10  WUIiam  Hi^am.  mq. 
John  illtyn  dl«]  nnd  Juna.  ISM.  and  waa  aDHvT 

JouH  Ai.LaiH.sfHalflcldParanli.th.nagrdKfc 
yean,  who  muried  thrice,  and  had  two  anna,  am 
many  daufblon.  via. 

TUomaa,  wbo  h.  Mary  Pairdongb,  o(  HerU. 

Blinhnh.  oi.  in  Chriitnpbar  Coldlngliatn.  rvg 


ALL 

Ituu  Ci>)t.  or  Nonb  OKnHdan. 

I,  Tke  eMcr  wn, 

>i.'iiDAkurit,aH).DfHa(a»l>IPr>eRll,ia«n'ili 
■l>«r  iv  1971.     lie  m.  Minhi.  rUnchm  unil  a 

■  .MiBrJohaUIUHOck,  ■»!.  Dffovrn  lUU,  tn  Ui 
una  bad  b;  bur.  who  died  in  ISM,  osc  wo  nn 


I 


Ht.  AlUyn  di>d  la  ISia.  ui]  ou  i.  by  bii  xni, 

I.  EmniaD  Aijjir,  n^.  of  Haltlilcl  Pcrtnlt,  nfsd 
ttilitr  »r  Itw  pfrtod  o/ InltrriLBDCc.  Id  invlie  Krred 
m  ■hnur  for  Ehcx.  ind  wu  rmted  ■  DtaDKnr  on 
the  Mth  of  Jons  in  tliM  yru.  Hi  m.  EllulHtb, 
daH(hur  and  ov-bsir  of  Unts*  Sot,  Hf.  o(  Unit 
L«ia.  bx  wbon  he  abtniiied  canndnvbb*  Iwidrd  pro- 
ptrtT  Id  f>Hi,  Mi<t  had,  with  twn  danfhtan,  Kartlu, 
■.  u  lb*  Bai.  jBahn*  Blowar  HoiAt,  and  Hair,  la 
BstaH  can.  t^.  of  StychB,  a 


ifie.  daschtn  ut  Nidiola*  U 

or  10  hit  gnndfalher. 


igbT«ar 


itma,  anmay^iBenl  u  Ch<i»j»  II. 
«u>toi. 
■It  Ednrd  AUcyD  dM  In  Konnbn,  1038.  and  w*i 
Muntdfd  by  hu  inniUiin, 

II.  Kin  Xdikxid  Au.aTii,  or  llMArU.  wbo  wcildpd 
Pnao*.  Doly  dauihur  tnd  Iwir  of  Tbuiru  Cent,  «i|. 


DnMoD  Hall 


of  UaBUrUD,  In    Yurii 

Lord  Caiitca   Howard,  ■an   of  Hnity,    Dokn 

ef  Nortollk.    Brtnn  tha  y«n  iri»  aod  in* 

Uabba.  brnwrly  rl«t  u  Nir  Jebn  Finyer.  ud 
kafBjoyfd  ll»iii  idHI  hladHtaw.  IIM-l,*bTB, 
by  ■  manloaary  cUiua  Ib  Udy  ArsbctU't 
will.  Uwy  rawHd  la  bar  klncniaB,  Sir  btUBod 
Antya. 
Bdnaod  difd  Ind  Nanvln.  IMC.  obaa  him  •( 
drinl'rd  on  bla  d«i(bifr,  wbil*  (ba 


i«i  Aiuin,  auiad  at  tJlUa  Liw..  In 
yiin.  who  aanvA  Ibtwi  vlTia.  By  (b>  tHoad. 
llBHb«.4*a(bwrof  ttocfrlooM.aa^.of  IbaonBlyef 

tolUi  •  daiitblar,  Ab»*.  ai  l«  Hanry  KraawaJi.  —\. 


ALL 

>i.  Gill  OiDKoi  Au.ira,  vbs  alao  dM  nSH.  mat 
wai  (unroedBd  by  bia  napbair. 

Hr^tBiKr.  llW.IhF  BiauaiTCT  bacamc  i-illncl,  wfaila 
(b>T  niaua  paHtd  ID  SIT  Kdmiuid'a  aiatar,  AaiuLU, 
*>ra  of  ibe  Rer.  )tau  CtHLiaaa. 


ALLIN,  OF  BLUNDESTON.  ■ 


RoiHT  Au-in  bit,  wilb  two  dinchUn.  Mary,  *ba 
diad  In  l«I.  Uh  wifa  sf  «aar  AdnainI  lUtoT,  and 
AUr>,  of  KaVn  Aihby,  aa<(.  an  uuly  bo, 

I.  gii  Thuiii  Allik,  km.  k.  in  Hill,  wbo  aofalnd 
'  '  'fl  bclijnd  Ibe  higb  rep nufion  of  a  brura  asd 


la 


Uukr  of  York.  In  IMS  be  n>  nnutiluud  euauBan- 
der.io«falif  (aa  nnuonlan'  snlyj  of  Itae  ablgia  and  rea- 
»li  In  Uw  boirni.  and  la'aMed  on  thai  oonalaa  vhk 
Iba  aln^ar  priTilefa  af  bearinc  at  bla  m/^artif  tt* 
liuloB  dim.  wbldi  be  hntabid  on  board  Ibt  BL  Aa- 
drtw.  Th(  ne«y«rh*  waa  nnnBderiBiUefla 
Iha  liadiUrranrau:  luid  ha  loaii  afUroarda  acMiTad 
a  TUaary  star  Ibi  Dnich  daat,  tnr  irbirii  b>  ntt»nk 
rba  baaouf  of  kalflhtbDod,  and  waa  jmHaoted  Da  Om 
ruA  of  Admiral  of  tbe  Blm.  In  ISOS  b<  vaa  b|. 
noead  to  Ibe  t*l,u,,  aud  ajaln  dininialabad  MbhIT 
aa  oiiaiBBiuUr  of  tke  Van  or  WUt*  aitaadna  to  B  Ip 
cUiT>  acUsa  <nifa  Iba  FieiKh  mod  Dabcb  alUad  taiaH. 


lani  nploita  Admiral  AlUn  vaa  crrMrd  a  Baaoan, 
uD  Ibi  ID)  Joly,  1«T),  and  ntind  Iban  w  bia  aaai  ai 
SoBerltytuB.  in  BBflUk,  arblcb  hIbH  and  nianur  b< 
lniT|iBriiliaaMl  fioia  Tliiiaiaa  niimiji.  t%\  [iial  iiiiid 
aoaof  JoluiWaBnDHb.  «1w  w^lrel  (h*H  traa  tb* 
JamynfbaBaBtOoaKy.  Mr Tbavta  •>»  ai  dUhnH 
roioda  aoarmllar  of  Ibe  nary,  oatdale  af  6wd|iti 
Caalla,  ■ndwHlarofUHTrtnloHaBaa.  Roa-flnt, 
AUra,  daa|bnr  of  W.  WbliUw.  nf.  «r  LewMaC. 
Cap.  K.  N.  and  »y  bi*  bad  l_aa, 

Anna,  wba  t.  Hit  M*T>  HM.  HBM.  IWfd  tVBrty 
iAiar»n,ra4.  at  UtMaa, 


af  bla  BKla  »tt  TlHiH 


Xlr  noBBa  ndded.  anndly.  KlKakHb,  daa^m  af 

-~  ABfBlah.  ea^.  >rf  M»lbm,  and  aMar  of  bia 

a-tl«,  bnl   bad   Ba  elbrt   laiaa.      Ha  d.  M   l«Ht, 

8ia  TaoBU  Aujb,  of  a— iriiytBa.  *hB  m.  to 


F                                  ALL 

ALS                                                ■ 

1      isn.  Umrj.  d*nthtcr  ..f  Joku  C>ld»ll.  of  l^n<l«n, 

Dinnn.  m,  la  TlioniU'ElFiiry  Aihoril.  aiq.  of  Wi- 

l_ta«  4TtM  -tllmK  l«u.  in  im.  Ib«  B..<.«nri  »i 

ttrtiock.                                                                                       1 

BMIlB)  Md  Uu  HUM  Ariolitd  upon  hi*  nephew, 

Sir  Rictaird  H.  1Mb  October,  ins.  gad  wu  i.  by  bii 

^^^Em  AbUii,  vl  Stmrrleil-m). 

BiiLB  wu  «bcriff  of  SuRbllL  in  ITU,  ud  lio  *■■  ap- 

^^hm-Ga.  >  ctnqaeMI  pinced  Dr. 

polnt«d«rJBini-iil-Bmilolh»Tn«surf  in  irw.    Ho 
Uifd  lumnir.  lIUi  AoBiut.  1704,  aod  wm  (.  by  bl>  bro- 
tbor, 
....  74*  ««.  Si.  A.BVK9T  Allin,  Twtor  of  Bl«n- 

&LUN,  OP  SOMEBLEVTOX. 

.ton  miin    FUlUo.    aba    died    OCb    NuvcDibcr,    1770, 

irsving  *  duBbwr,  Prucea,  wbo  d.  oimi.  Bud  a  «u 

dauiu)  l«lh  Dec  low.— EiTiNCT  In  IIM. 

11.  SiB  TnoHii  Allin.  irho  d.  noni.  in  17B4,  trfaen 

the  BiaoNETn  became  UTiHn-,BndSDiBericvlon  witb 

Kinrott. 

hi.o«„,.«.«p.«dn.hi.UB«n.o. 

Auca  Aum.  jmnitr  ind  obIt  inrriTuii  dsBghtn- 

M^HKl  Bnacili  Ahovui,*  «>|.  d(  Mmltou,  in  iLe 

bybiabrotber, 

cii—ty  of  .tarMk,  ud  by  bim  but  iung. 

Til  Hai.  GiDRDii  Ahocihh,  H.  A.  now  of  SonieT- 

l«,lon,  in  Iho  county  of  SolTolk.     («rfrr  (o 

U.  buMiii  A»»i>u.  wbu  I*.  Ml»  Uuf  Bcm, 

BvRKi'i  ammom-ri.  vol.  11.  p.  41VJ. 

nd  Jytnt  IB  If0«.  Uft  l*o  «Bt  iu.ll  t»Q 

1 

4n<bMn.  Tic- 

druu— flu.  B  rinquvfuil  picnxd  or.                                              d 

1 

onkn.  -ho  ••.  Ml-  M.ry  Eliiig.  or  Bk- 

1 

d_.  mui  dTlDf  Hnl  April,  1703.  wu  .. 
by  hiiMa. 

ALSTON,  OF  ODELL.                                 ^ 

ihg  Cnurt  or  Chu>«ry.  >!»  wedJcd 

fliinb.  dugbtn  of  -  Henley,  uq.  ol 
ItaokiBC.  iD  Norfolt..  -Bd  dyi°K  Jl« 

^»;s3jt* 

^^H                     DaoiBbn-,  irat.UniHDs. 

^^■b                       1.  Thohi*  Airstiili.  *ha  IflbniUd 

IJIb  jBue,  IHa, 

jii  rft  * 

tBlb  June,  im. 

^^^B                                  Uln  dI  hi>  kintnuu  Sll  Tlm- 

I*  * 

■    l                                  ■»  Au.ii..  but. 

\*/ 

r                           *■  Cuini  ANauiin.  in  Ii«1t  wdm, 

\^/ 

1                                           hi<  itdfir  biwhet. 

mintage. 

The  fbmilT  of  AuTUK  U  upon  mnrd  k>  nily  ■*  the 

^^k                           l>Bb<  of  U«li,  (bb  gi«g'>  «- 

rdga  of  EoniKU  1.    wbtu    '<  Wiu-iah    Auton.  of 

SliiUd.  in  EaKS,  for  w.nl  of  wurraiity  of  Bmtlu.. 

^^H                           Lonl    SIJ»y  -  G»l»lphin  ■  0- 

crofl,  in  Stilled,  did  (nnl  and  continn  to  John  do 

^^H                           bonw.  ud  ■  d.H^I<i.  Ud> 

^^B                            Jobn  niiytt  M.l.il1..«i. 

Ibe  tlmeof  EuwiBU  ill,  Hugh  Aliton  ban  fur  arnu. 

^^^B                      t.  Asar  AnfBldi. 

•  i.iuTt,  Un  tlan,  or,  (onr.  thr^c,  tw>.  one  :  ■  which 

^^^H                      1.  inurtoa*  Aniuiifa. 

wu  long  bcfo™  toat  ortnour  nu  grauled  by  paleul." 

^^^^h '  Mmf  AivuKh,  of  n«<i». 

^^^^Un^AlMEUMl,  -,  <-  lb,   Rtr.  Tbouiu 

ftltan  of 

W.LLH«  AixroB.  of  Newton,  who  had  by  Ann  bla 

*ifr.  daugbler  of  Thonuu  Symons,  n  Min  and  bar. 

Euwiin  or  EDnmij  AucrOB,  of  Suhun  Hall,  in 

1.  Rwaus  Ahvuh.  nq.  baiinf  inbfriird  8o>iiii 

NewIOB,  «bo  m.  Elitihiith,  itaugbtv  of  iohn  Cole- 

U.TOO.  to  MTolb.  ud  tb.  «hMT  HUU-  If  bi.  BBd<. 

lAA,:  mi  n<  crcMod  ■  Bi.o»n  1411.  UoKiubrr, 

M>.    a*  *.  r«ua^  «ly  iMmhUr  or  !(lr  H.Bry 

Dorothy,  danghier  ind  cfrhiir  of  Ueuty  Holm- 

■tod,  «(|.  of  MaplMled,  In  Ems,  .nd  h*l  >  aon, 

tm^tUlml  U— . 

1Wau.U.k«r. 

He  wedded,  -omdly.  ,  and  had  another 

Uct.«4.  <.■•.>•. 

Thoniai.  of  Newun,  ■<.  to  Elliabeth,  daBjhtar 

Autui,  In  Iwly  ndtn,  wb°  bKune  Ihlnl  bt>n- 

of  Thon...  Wr.t,  of  London.  >nd  w«  f* 

therof 

Aniullb  hrld   IKi^   Diamx  or  Mcinglitno  or  Vului.  <•!  llie 

iir;c!r'»«i:::ii""y™i'io'"-SrF!;'i;r. 

K.il  »r  Noilbii.ii.ruli,  t!  l-xul  ..f  111.  lul>l>1.lp'>  ...41lut 

^^^F 

ALS 

^^H                        Tbcno-  Al>»i>.  or  N'«u». 

^^H                     Tho-nu,  of  Edw.nl>i>n>,  wu  ..  (>>  hi.  .Iri.r 

Temple,  knt.  of  Sluilan,  Bneki.ud  had                  1 

^^^1                        Ecvtau  Aumi.fq.  oT  Edcnrdium,  who 

Willim™.  ..  to  ■  d>u(bterof  -  Bmtki,  ..d      1 

^^^H                            ■■.  H>rg*nl.  doughtcr  of  Anbur  P<n- 

d...,.                                                                 1 

Thoniu. 

^^^m                                        »!■    KDO.IU  AuT...  kDI.  of  LoDdcm, 

John.  ■..  Anne,  den^lcr  of  -  W.lli.. 

^^^^B                                      II.  0.  and  Pmliltnl  of  thu  Calli^sfl 

^^^H                                of  PbiMidui*.* 

Ellubvth,  m.  la  William  CnrfU. 

^^^P                            I»t<->>ALmH,»i.ofCI»U«,craUd 

^^^H                                       >  iHiniiel  in  lOSl. 

Domiby,  m.  to  rhomu  Weill. 

^^H^                              Finding  Abum.  «|.  of  Losdui. 

Harab. 

^^H     ThoaMtTHnoDdbcir, 

^^H       («;■  '•mliUr  ud  n-bftr  of  —  HDlni>rti1,  «q.  of 

of  Bedford.  hi|h  .berilTiB  1MI,  .»  creiled  a  ».au^ 

^^M       ckUdtw,  i>k»e  liii«  oU  hUf^l. 

nwT  by  A'lii*  Chiilu  1.  Inh  June.   KHl    Ko  •. 

KUubrih.  d.ugbHr  of  Sir  Rowland  SL  Jobs.  K.  B.       \ 

and  h.d  iHue,                                                                        1 

^^H                     WlLLiiM,  of  Ibt  Inntr  Temiilc,    oho  wu 

Tbon...  -be  d.  at  Oiford  In  hi.  father^  Uf.        1 

^^^L                       mtod  U  UulHford.  Id  Knffuni.     He  ■. 

tinei  lud  Jnbfl.  im.  aged  Iwenty^lwo.  nam. 

^^^H                      BU,  CH|-  ol  Wwdbrldii,  ond  hmd  i»af. 

tVanqe..  m.  lo  Sir  Jnhn  Picberii^,  of  TiidunMrii, 

^^^H                         SiauiiL,hiiib>ir. 

^^H                        nmn.,,  of  <h>  Inner  Toioplo,  «fao  died 

Elliabtlh.  m.  finl,  U  Snrety  SUDUn.  OH-  of 

^^^K 

Bircbmoor,  in  tbe  nnnly  of  Bedford  s  and.  »^ 

^^^^^                      Attv.  H.  »  SirTbooiu  Fnler,  knL  kh 

^^^^H                         of  tbf  Idrd  Chief  Jnilin  Kiwler. 

SirJobn. 

^^^^H                      BHulwIb,  «.  (0  Ttaomu  Minn,  *h|.  of 

Mcond  daughter  of  Ttaema..  eecoad  Lord  Cm,  of       ' 

^^^m                         Ibo  Inner  Temple.  IKher  of  the  Roll*. 

^^V                       Marr.  -bo      »«». 

^^^V-                    B*  tf.  IB  IM1,  eiHl  with  hie  wife  liM  in- 

Blene.  by  whom  (wbo  ouili.td  him,  and  ..  «c«dlr. 

^^^H                     Mmd  IB   MurlHfiird  ChuRh.    Ilo  wu  >. 

^^H                     WI>i*oM*r<»i>. 

fteld.  Middletn}  be  bad  iani. 

^^B                        K.Not,.  Al^roH.  »q.  of  M«le«ford,  wbo 

Tnon».bl.ni«e.«,r, 

^^^h                          m.  Aim.  duffalra  of  fnnrJ.  Nlchal- 

Ho»uiii>.bHrlohial>rothKr. 

^^^^K                         Mm.  cpq.  st  Chip*ll>.  In  Ewi.  end  hul 

VoreJobn.  In  haly  ordera,  rertorgf  nd*n,  died  IB 

ITM.  aged  vrulyaereo.  harlng  had.  by  Hnah 

^^^^f                                      irho  ItddHl  Ellnbelh.  diufbirr  of 

TiBrn.-cn.wbu  ..  the  Her.  Arth.r  Bad 

^^^H                                          diughli-n. 

^^^H                                       WiLLiiw  AuTon.of  Gni*  Inn. 

11*1,  aged   twea(y.ali.  left  Iwe   dangbUn, 

^^H 

l.T»rr».Hi.  wbe  ■..  Ibe  Her.  DuM 

^^H          Taou>  AiTOK,  H).  of  PolMna.U  SoAin.  >«Mrd 

^^^H       aiq.  of  UsnL'i  Il1«y,  1b  A*  M»  nmty,  awl  by  br> 

^^r       |«to«rri.ed  him.  end  ■■.•KMMllT.filt  Jobs  Temple. 

CHiiLom  Siiin..a.«.lB  ln>.R» 

ben-ChBrlea  Orlebar,  e**-  aBd  baa 

F                           Wini«n.  of  the  Ione>  TnopU.  t.  u™.  bxrieA  u 

IMell.  I«». 

1.  Ann.  a^  »  Joha  K.al.  «|.  »f  W.rtB- 

TioHx.oflbelBiwrTnnpit:  ofhlni  pnwntlr 

1                           Edw.rt(Kirl.ollb.  iDHrTn-pte,  uduftiM.. 

^^^L               1  kBiihlhopd  Hml-rred  ■■«■  l.ln.  ond  m.  Ke 

t.f. 

^^^H               tea.  tnllitBrltblre.  b)  wbmbebed 

Ell>ab«b,  m.  Krx.  la  Ceneni  «ta»n,  ul,  m- 

^^^H                  TboiDU,  rf.  onn. 

coKdly,  ta  Mr,  Rowe. 

^^B                     ;eli..rf..na. 

Anna,  m-  M  Rlebard  Mead.  M.  D.  af  RafnM.  tM 

^^H                  <:horl».  In  bal,  order.,  D.  D.  oRMf-roa  of 

^^H                       e«.4.  lDlIlt,op». 

Sir  Rowfawd  d.  la  ISb,  asd  waa  t.  by  Ua  aldait  aa. 

IN.  Nib  T.r>«..  Autok.  wb,  d.  mm.  i«  U14.  ul 

^H        -»*'"■ 

w  ..  b,  U.  b™«bar. 

r                       o  nu  mtom  pmoa  ml  Smb.  damhtn  of  Chrtih* 

a...B7ini'.  >>  Oe«,..  .Mh  »  ^  Hit  Hat- 

^^^H                Ml*  (blid. 

^^^^                  ifiBt  Ubobib.  abo  weddxl  llr*»  H'MIi. 

ALS 

n.  Si*  Kowudd  kiwian,  M.  P.  lot  Om  coaDlT  of 
•4<ar«  in  lb»i<p>rliuHiU.  Tbu  (cBIIsnn  woAdcd 
MMibtA»DBjy  Anicbter  of  CKpL  ThiHUA  Ha jEHfl,  uid 
■4  tm  ana*  ani  tmo  tUocbl^n,  rit. 
TlHUi,  U«  b«ir. 

AaM>.  M.  Is  U»  IUt.  Roteit  Py>.  rKtnr  or  naeU. 


I.  SraTBoiiiiAunix.lI.P.  far  Ihrcminly  at  Bed- 
lb(C  >^  *■  CalbrriDC  Ditu,  diagbur  >nd  heir  of 

Ma  A  web  JbIt-  in*,  aul  wu  <.  hy  hii  hnrth^r, 
n.ScaBcou!>DALni>i[.  Tbii  (cdUihiui  ».  Cor 
mia.ilawriitililUngaeM  DomFsrd.aq.  of  Ib«  Tower, 
tM  Jftac  •-  f.  W«b  tavm.  IIW.  acsd  ailly-fanr.  tba 
Btfa  III  am  I  tiTi«iT.  TLr  Cually  pmprrty.  by  lb« 
«ai  a<  »r  TbwH  AlMOB,  bU  prpdrcHMT,  devolved 

■to  wMh  «i>nii»l  util  Uudi,  i»T. 
iItmi     ta  tmtaJleinr.fuuf.UifM.lwo.aadoin. 


AI^TON,  OF  CHELSEA. 
laum  MA  lu.  IWl^EiTtacT  in  ITI 

lintagt. 


«  Colki*  of  ■•hyiriioi.  whc 
■.  Smbb,  Aausbter  uf  Chriatoplwr  II  udsan ,  «>q 
■f  hatndi,  udliHl  iwo  danilibin.  hl>  eobein 

■  •■v.  m.  u  Rlr  Jiihn  LuRbun.  ImfooJI  ba 


N>»L<»Hia,wbi>w«ldtd  Henry  Bomb, 
Carl  of  W*rnii«lni  (He  Butlit't  £i- 

■•a>a.  >•.  ttm  to  <J*aT|e,  *ld«M  inn  of  Sir 


brcune  al  tbat  period  of  i;i1,00«.    He  nib»qniTntly 
purrhucd  Bri^«ell  Abbey,  in  Ibe  county  of  Boclu.     y 

May.  ims,  leaving  iuae, 
JoiarH.^lf  larcoiDr. 
Edward,  w.  Uary,  daughter  of  Capt.  Tbomiuon, 


JoKph.ofEdwBrdaton,«boweddi!d  Lnnrenlii 
only  dancbter  and  heir  of  the  Re>.  Cbarli 
TmnibnU,  LL.D,  and  niece  af  gir  Williai 


fTMiam,  and  kft  oc 


m  and  tliree  daugh- 


.1,  Sir  Johph  Autoi,  wu  Katett  at  BradwcU  A 
bey,  In  Bucka.  He  m.  EliHbcth.dansbler  of  Maurii 
Thoni|i«n.  «i|.  and  eiiur  of  John,  ftnl  Lard  Have 


■  of  Sir  lidward  Bialya,  ban.  of 
"ey,  and  had  {uaF. 


H*  waa  buried 

IV.  Sia'joiarl 

af  Ricbard  Thareby,  ei^ 


<N,  who  m.  Lory,  only  dauEhter 


DilUHi,  in  Sumy,  wbieh  be  had  inberilrd  from  Iha 
Krelyne,  air  Evelyn  eold,  previouely  to  mi,  Id  Sir 
Paler  Kin|.  afierwanli  Urd  Kiii(, 

Jnu— See  preceding  article. 


who  bMh  died  nun 

umed,anaBly  d 

nihiir. 

kk.K  a>  Hak.  Mary  lllaa>Ml.  ««  «<  -he  •Kachlrn 

-ho  ...  Anhor 

a.»iaeu  of 

aaaeBaxuTi. 

««  -fcatorfM-m-.  VleaowU   HaadeU.  in  Ii.laad. 

waierealedBiau 

a  1*n,  ifae  n-rm 

r  blroBX  hav 

M*a'  TivwRt'll.  wbvwvWHl  Col.  ibe  Hrw.  Uinln 

tmdf*,  am  uf  laaad.  B«g>  Se«i><.  -A  (>r.»e.. 

rf  111.  (»i>lli 

,V<4..dBpaB'l.e 

l>dyibip. 

lar.B-l  M.  *Uh  ■«  aMH,  WUUao.  «.<  Ed-arO, 

ANDERSON,  OF  EYWORTH. 


ftinuflt. 

m*  bnilj.  vtakb  nripDiillT  l»»  Dm  nuiH  of 

li'Iiu.  and  w»  HiM  ■<  Bnm^Mn.in  UwnnBHiT  Bf 

h  LiaailB,i>thiu>>pvkiiuorb7  Ctuxlu.luUibiilinvil 

I    ■■  -  ga^!  ~  Un,.|  AndnrmOD.nq.llHitllydeKeDiIid 

Ltifl  AUciBIII  fuuly  of  (be  AndQTVOIuDf  NorlhuBi^ 

id  (u  anMan  bl  >  cnnL  Iioib  Clucndm), 


n  Uu  ^nrslogy  din  Hicnttcntli. 
wu  (u  Kir  RiL-h*rd  AadEnon.  Ilii 
'Utea^  L'liltf;    bcic  mirryliiB  ah  1>' 


■Uif  Hsl  Bitbe  fimiljit  Bnmfliiun  loowcnjo]'*''  )>T 
BLr  Sr^pbcD  Aiid«rHn»  liart,)  in  Llbeoinithim  Uierq 
•M  Ilkt*i«  tliRfi  othir  bnnchra  of  it. «,  Sir  Ed- 
■Biul  AniUtHn,  in  Hmfordihtn.  Sir  Richird.  iu 
ButUii(baiM]ilR,Bndl<lTJaliB,iir  Knmutl'."  Tliis 
IkBlIi  knl>ra»iTlHl  vilh  HTml  <tf  the  nftbUilr.  and 
>  (TMi  wuy  o(  tb*  prineiiial  falrj  a'  •"•ml  nnia- 
Hb  :  u  iIhi  of  tllMaiald,  GliniDn.  sOu  nii«,  Sbm^ 
wood,  Hulln.  BhubhhlI,  BDMb.aa  naUe  bonm,  and 
ba  Car  cnnipi>iian,  lliay  arv  nUlpd  by  nucriafa  lo 
lb*  L'SitrufH-  UouMani,  Ualliuiu,  FiuirUlliuiii. 
CoOBu  tf 


th«  twuity  of  L1d«Iii,  and  lafl  an  only  mil. 

Ei»»iD  Ai>[>i»ua,  w|.  of  nubonufb.  in  tlw 
•MX  oOBOtT.  •!"  k^  ihr.-  «■•■•. 

ninu.  vkoaa  Una  faUad. 

Btebard.  If.  urn. 

TW  yMiBfui  •OH, 

Ua  Hav  o(  KLiitaHii.  wtu  Uni  diiaf  jtutlc*  ol  Ux 
CaWHoa  Plra.  /ma  lau  u  lOM.    II'  ■•.  MafdaUo. 


Im>.    Ilta  wldnw  *ad^d  Sit  Rsbiit  Ball,  kal. 

at  l>wall,  U  IVorlua- 
Fa»><'i>,  Hair  u  bi>  (alhar. 
WiMJiii.  vim  ■-  Ji»ii,dn(hUt  al  Hanrr  Eaan. 

taf.  of  UaihwrM.  in  Itarta,  asd  bad  an  niT 

Kuainp.af  Kllmwtck  Piarey.  in  Hw  coialy 
■rUucelB.cn-aMda  HiuoR  In  l<»llaa»u 
Kuniaa  Aruhwh,  of  Ilr«(*r.>H.  aul  U 


•  B)   hu  olla.  DmidU).  d»tkwi 


It  Tbnmu  Mouan,  knl.  irf  B«v 
mty  of  UDi»1n.  mamt  at  tbm 
uUt  ralFoaer  to  KInt  Jtaii  I. 
1  Grliuby.  «hi>  na  cnaUd  ■ 


waa  deervdrd  in  IMI.  Bhd  BCBIaiHvd.  wiA 
Sir  Henry  Mlldma;  and  Sir  Habnl  Wal- 
lop. 10  be  dnirn  on  a  iledia  witt  ■  nf 
■bnnl  hia  neO^  ftmn  Ibe  Toirar  Is  TybdrB 
Anil  back  aeaini  and  to  be  libpriimkad  in  tb* 


niacd  lo  the  pecnKa  KKb  April.  IMI,  aa 
BiioN  DiuaiKi.ol&anAMjtfaHW.    Hia 

puled  by  Itae  Houac  of  Coaimcnu.  In  May, 

II.  t^  hlamajoaty,  and  tba  home  mad  him, 
on  the    inch  July  rollowini,  iha  <bb  •< 

Griaild,  m.  to  Sir  John  Kb<lftcU.  knL  aim  ad 
hair  of  Edniuud,  aecond  Uann  SbeOeld  at  Hat- 
trrwika.  uDil  Karl  of  Nulgnit,  by  vhaai  ak« 


uCWiLuiH  CinDu.  CWmcteB.-  ■■  TW  iKM  • 
iblpplull.  Sir  EdBiud  AsdifaauiHi.kiilfbl,  lard  (k 
juailce  at  Iba  Commai  Plaaa,  dipnWd  Uia  n«Hl 

were  wIeiBBiaad  Ibe  ftfte  of  SeptaaibR.  «  Kyvarth. 
Id  Ibe  oonnUr  or  Badfoid  aail  fldlairiac i  StrnwKj* 


lilted  by  sir  naaaa  UoHas.  Hr 
Siepban  Aatiw.  Sir  DaOTfr  Bolh,  aad  Mr  Jaka  ■*- 
therban.  lutifbu^  (b>  aUndard  b«ma  by  Hr.  RakaM 
Andennane,  Ibe  pmuin  by  Mr.  Rogir  fl  all  man. 
ew|>. ;  healine  and  craal.  boma  by  HaDand.  PBtaHlKa, 
drputia  let  Uemiria  Paiua.  blueaucU*,  awd  a>d 
tar*>.  by  Dr.  St.  Canrga.  Namy,  law  ariaiir.  ky 
Mr.  Camden,  Clarenrleui,  Unf  of  anaaa  af  IW  |«» 


al  Kir  Strpben  RoaiM,  bnL  lard 
ind  by  bar  bad  iwv  a<nu. 
ivlr.  nt  Sirailm.  In  (ba  eaanty  «f 
llln,  daufhteT  and  aaU  beir  o(»r 
>le.  kat.'  ar  Dnnby.  Is  Vorkabln. 


wifr  of  Sir  Thonuj  CotbB.  tuH,  ot  CdiudeUId, 

Cubw  aT  At  alUTfl  Sir  John. 

liTivHi»»  ol  wboB  pmently. 

Sir  Fniwii  vKlJcd.  ko>d11<i,  Audrey.  tUett  Aangh- 

taaiBit  IBba  Bum.  but.  of  Hucficld  Woudliall,  in 

anrnty  sf  Henfind,  aftnrwanli,  by  mitlaii.  Lgrd 

w  01  aruiiiU  (k*  Bdiki'i  £ilhirc  Perragri, 

tarn  («ba  ■orriTid  him.  ud  at.  •pcondly,  Pnn- 

d*   LciKh.   Earl  at  ChichnUr,)  hi  )ud.  irilb  iwo 

I,  4  St.  Int.  in  Huntlnedotiililrc,  cnnled  a 

'.nd  «.  lolm.:d  .t  F.,- 


riMKi*.  <rf  Mut-y.  In  lfa«  Monty  «f  Unraln.  vl 


VkAJtciB  Ahdiuoh,  Mq.  of  Uaaby,  «■  ^d 
Ftknury,  ITtr.  EInnor,  diughlsr  of  TLin- 
BM  Caitor,€>4- Dl  B«mrrn,intlii!  counly 
W  [Imliigta.  ud  by  brr  (whn  m.  (OiTanAI), 
RaWrt  Tyiur,  t>q.  o(  GiDtby.  in  linculD- 


ruioaoUflB.  llih  Aaxux.  inH  (rcf* 
a  Seati'i  Ptmiit  amt  H/tnucUfrj. 
^  Wh  Ancui,  im.  toBting  uaiu. 


isrr  inli  isly.  ism.    Hlr  HiephED  m. 
tM.  Hiri,  dHfUrr  of  Rir  John  Clynnr,  tnt.  vr- 
tav,  wd  by  IhM  lady  (wha  il.  Uth  Pcbnurj'i 

H.  m.  B  Kit  WlUnngtitry  lltcknin,  bint,  nr 
1a  Ok  nvfinty  of  LiiH^ln. 

■     ■ B-  irf  Sir  Jijin 


AND 

;   limer  Temple.  burlMnxI-lair. 

a  Sn.  DiMarAnlliiniy  Em>.t»(iir 
'■,  OLdJtfvry.  hiid  pmbanditry  oT 


uupHubirs,  ud  becime  >  widnw  Wtb  Marcb, 

Fnoco,  «.  to  Edward  Radditf;,  nq.  ot  DeTDo- 
■hin   Sr(nan,   Lmidati.    ■  Turkey  mcrcbkBI, 

in  Hcrtfardihin^.  and  d.  s.  p. 
diod  SIflt  OctDbvTt  1T40.  wu  buried  Bt  Bywortb, 


1y  dau 

ghii-r  al  Milu  Bsme,  esq.  of  Un 

Fi^hai 

m.  ud 

faid  B  HOD,  SmpUm.w 

a  dlodyo 

ung. 

ytog 

lUKlf 

DITT3,  the  title  became 

Tbe 

Anderaou 

anby 

ohDH 

rcprcMnialivo   la    Lor 

Bh; 

d&n 

njghtoD 

pa«dtoMr.Aud™ 

Slepbenji. 

Arm* 

-Arg. 

cbey.  between  three  oi 

[«Ha9«r 

». 

ANDERSON,  OF  ST.  IVES. 

DNFHBtQ  Ird  JSQ.  ISIS.— BXTIHCT  in  1030. 

Pianrli  AnsttBo.i,  knl.  of  Eyworth,  eldest 


tidat  daughter  of  Sir  Jabn  Bnller,  bsrt.  of  Rutlteld 
Woodtutll.  in  tho  county  of  Hertford,  auhBrqaeoUy, 
by  milion.  Lord  Butler  <if  Brnmlirld,  by  wbom  he 
~  ~i  two  dau|b(en,  an  only  Hn, 


but  dying  wiEhoat  is 


ANDERSON,  OF  PENLEV. 

iTiD  3rd  July,  l«^— EiTiMCT  loth  Ang.  l<Wi. 


a.  m.  ID  Robert  NeedhilB,  eaq.  of  Slmlpt- 
Salo|., 
M.  to  Sir  ClUttta  WllBot,  aflrrward*  Vla- 

■1.  to  Kir  J<An  Spencer,  ban.  at  OAtv. 


:Y  i^."--'  '  "'j 


AND 

Sir  K^TT  d.  In  INB,  uil  vu  i.  by  his  • 

Bntwrt,  Lord  SpnuxT  oC  WannlnEhlon,  i 
ia  ia53»  vu  I.  try  lilA  Mm, 

r.  Rekkt  Ahduuoh,  uq.  oT  Peuter,  iD  Ibe  con 
of  Hntford,  vho  vu  cniiled  a  BianxET  by  A' 
CutHLU  I.  an  the  3rd  July.  tOa.  Sir  Hrary  n.  fi 
Juomina.  dingblcr  of  Sh-  Chailu  Cuur.  kn(. 
BBnlofftDD,  H«rta^  sod,  Hcoudly,  tf  ary,  ilnDfibter  n( 
Sir  Winiun  Lytlan,  knl.  He  d. 
July,  laM,  <tu  baried  at  Tring,  n 


AnderHiu  of  Eut  Hcon,  Is  lliit  coddf;  of  Huila. 
ANDERSON,  OF  MILL  HILL. 


daugbur  of  Sir  Tbnir 
in  HertTordablrF.  nai 
ViicDn.it  Haoil,  oT  tli< 


t,  iai»l 


in.  Elinbctb.  daaghler  of  Richard 


!  at  tbs  Lord  Ghucslliir  (Slnan 


^bdaanm  of  NotlinEhuD,  and  preltcndiry  ol 
9cnln,  by  vhom  abe  had  fwjth  tiirce  dau^h- 


<^ 


ftincagc. 

urried  Lacy»  daugbtff  of  Si 


Eliiabcth,  K.  to  Licntenant  ColpnEl  GiuiUier,  of 

Danaic 
Lucy,  m-  lo  Andmw  Scott,  merchant,  of  DanlaiC' 
Ixiuiaa,  m.  to  Jofaji  Simpioii,  iD«ii:1uat,  of  Beriin, 


JURH-WlLUiH  Andiihin.  nq,  of  MiU  Hin,  U 
Uaau.  bom  at  Uaotiic  in  ITas-fl,  filled  the  ciile 
r  of  Ilia  rity  at  t,audon  in  ttos,  and  wai  created  a 


Henry  Hareourt  d.  Dth  NDVenber, 


1.  Richard  Harcoort,  rn.  flnt ,  EIi»belh.  da 
ler  of  Sir  Ricbard  Hanuurt.  km.  and 
two  children,  (ii. 
Rkhard  Haiconrt,  of  Wigael.  in 
HI,  mho  m.  Ehirhy.  danghter  al 
Cbarlea  Palmer,  ban.  of  Dome;  Ci 
Rackfl,  and  bad  two  danghten, 
Phieby.  in.  to  Anthony  Sawyer, 
EUnbeth. 
Anne  Harconit,  m.  to  Sir  Charles 
mer,  bart.  of  Dorney  Conrt. 
HeweddFd.aecondly,  a  daaghternf  — 

dauefatera,  EUiabetb  and  Jane. 


^ 


Sir  Richard  Ai 


lenon  vidded,  aecondly,  Mary,  elder 
e  Right  Hon.  John   Methuen.  Idrd 
eland.  Icmp.  JCIitj  Williib  and  Quim 
nptirey  Simpaoni  eaq. 


CbanceliDr  oi 

AlHK.    Sba  wa>  vida< 

and  auUiring  Sir  Richard. 

■■thirdly.  Sir  BrovnlowShemrd. hart.    Sir  Richard 

d.  lOth  Aagiiat,  ISM,  vhen  tbe  eatate  of  Penley  dc- 

TOlTed  open  hia  only  anrriiing  danghter,  Etiiian-n, 


ANDERTON,  OF  LOSTOCK. 


>yed  it 


g  her  huabai 


•   B.  hit  wife 
N'<iiy%aid.  ViH 

I  Pruni  •  •com 


i.uq.    (SevBviufaS 


«!i«<alliMi>nkTC'N»i»ll.  Itc  M.  Kliubrth, 
iM^Mrof  tir  Dwrtta  SoanKt,  hotdiI  win  of  Kil 
^oA,  But  af  Wmnur.  lont  ftiry  ksI.  uid  d[>iii 

W  Dm  fJmkoli  ltc»aicIiM'M«<l»,  rhcra  ui  iiucHp 
.    .    ..  !.->  ui>  lumuory.    81r  Pnucuwu  (. 


I   -.  •im  huvwU.    TbaaUol. 

...  >.»  rii.ti  ri  4)iD»iDH,iir  LoM(Hk,dLi>ilyiniii)t, 
••  4>l  Ui  ant  bmbar. 

>f .  a<a  Jian  ARDinoi,  of  LoMook,  ro  vlioui  lac 
ml    llltolBMtw, 

I.  !>■■  UliiMU;*  JkiOHTOK,  of  I^ialDrk,  ■  nwiiVi 
■«>  dial  1«  l>«<ga  f.f.  MIk  HrptemlMr.  iril.aad 

•1.  Ki«  FUHia  iKPfiinik.iif  l.ai>ia<-li.wku«,  Har- 
(T—  J— j^T--»iii.  Hnry  BwllDilrld,  Wrl.  nf  Ov 
%*r^.  hM  kr  Itul  lid;  bn  I'M  na  iMDf .  »it  Pnnvu 
"  ^  ftir  kin  phriifipiatiuh  in  thi- 
'   '        ;  IhucIch  in  Irco,  U» 

■■■kigkhotu  arf- 

ANDKI^,  OK  SOL'THAMI'TON- 


ANU 

Anwricn.  uoAer  Kir  Henry  Cllaton.  Thott  ba  Iw- 
L-timB  biffhly  fLLsdiipiiilhed.  and  iehva  pivmiH  of  oue 
da;  taking  a  luidlOK  plus  Bnumg  tlia  military  huiK* 
of  hii  country,  bvt  Ibe  hop«t  wbicb  tke  brifblneu  df 
bia  early  mud  brief  tmrer  held  oal  were  dBadned  lo 

mninulAa»  the  a«lmiracii>a  of  hit  iiip«rion — fell  b  rlc- 

wor  wad  the  only  and  feeble  ekciup.  Id  Sept.  t7B0, 
bu  was  inlmfted  with  the  manaeement  of  (he  nego- 
Uation  with  General  Arnold,  preTiinmly  tn  that  offi- 
wr'B  jolDiog  the  royal  anoy ;  andbeine  taken,  within 
the  American  linn,  in  diaguite,  hid  caao  vaa  referred 
by  Genml  WaihiuBtoti  to  a  board  of  Dfllren,  who 
adjud^d  him  to  be  a  apy,  and  bo  niiTend  death  on 
the  Ind  October  fDllDviD|(-    11ie  velaoelmly  etenl 


tiful  eulo^oTn-  Major  Andrfc  died 
honOQT  of  hia  miTnory,  A'iae  Gio 
the  dlftuily  of  n  aiarrnii-r  DpDii  bis 


atnugt. 

■  Amuuvii.  of  Denton,  lineal  drwen- 


Ir.  Patia.  of  Unton,  In  the  caanty  of  Cambridge. 
nd  bad  five  uu,  three  of  whoDi  fell  at  the  battle  of 
VorceMer,  fighting  under  the  royal  btmner.  Sir 
Gillian  vai  buried  ■!  St.  Bdmnnd-a  Bury,  and  aiic- 
eeded  fay  hi*  Mm, 

•ctaiie  an  only  daughter,  who  died  nnnurried.    Hn 

FDa  Bueeeeded  hy  hin  brother. 

■  II- giaWiLuiH  An  uaiwa, of  Denton,  who  wedded 
leku,  dangbtet  and  heir  of  Edward  Attilow,  etq.  nf 
lownhan  Hall,  Ewn,  and  hud.  with  aercral  other 


Catherine,  m.  to  Jou^  Petre,  eaq.  of  Piillim,  in 
E»«,  and  hul  a  •uD, 
John  Peire,  vKi.  at  Pldlen,  whoie  daughter 
nnd  OBDtool  heir,  Wary,  m.  Prancla  Can 

William  died  IStb  Aognal,  IDH.  aud  wu  burled 

'.  Sia  PaiRGii  Aaoaiwi.  of  UentuD,  bating  ob 


•tata  of  UownUait 
If  Unie,  rrom  wh 


e  titun  and  ci>hel»  11 


i 


AND 

j3  jmAaMti  by  Otmoud  BflHToET,  fsq^  ol  Balm*. 
[  iib  Pnud*  n.  Brfd««.  only  duibtir  of  Sir  Thamu 
[   Clifun,  bnt.  of  Lyllun).  in  Lannubin,  by  Bridcel, 

Vm  Hcsad  wift.dluRhliir  of  Sir  Bdwmrd  HaMy,  knl. 
I  ■  df  HneningloD,  in  Ifan  aninty  o(  Lionilii,  and  left  il 
f  Ua  droeuirj  wbidi  occnmd  *i  CbeUca,  3nt  April, 

ITM.  vilfa  »D  dingbwn,  Bridget  nod  Elcsnar,  an 


ANDREWS,  OF  LATHBUBV. 


APP 

fOm  Knrhig  tn  ScoIUod  In  ITU.  vfaa  m.  In  IIU. 
EliHbetb.  duighlm  of  Mimuct  Hiird.  «<i.  of  Krw- 
cafttlB-nndcT-Lyne,  mod  hid  by  her  ■  «od, 

JqiKra,  vf  wbotd  preiHntly. 
Hr  wcddad,  Kcandl;,  in  I7M,  EUubMh,  dunfbur  ef 
Jnhn  Pntil,  oq.  o(  St.  Botolpb,  Aldgate,  by  vbooi  be 

J^wrt-PrTTiT,  poU«  nufLttnle  at  Qnven  Square, 
dialiupiEihnl  in  the  literary  world  aa  Bntbor  of 
■cvcnl  admirrd  pubUcatiDoi :  aiDDnfil  ulbrn. 
of  ■■  AncrdotM,  aocirnt  and  modem,  wiili  ob- 
seryatioiM."  nuduf  "  A  Hlatory  of  Gmi  BriBui. 

Lf^rued,  wlib  flpeeiDieiia  of  their  Worha,  « 
the  plan  of  (be  Preiident  Heoaolt."  &b    Mr. 

Rot.  Mr.  Pcnmo.  ranor  of  NewbHTj,  and  by 
her,  who  rf.  lit  Septambcff,  IT8J,faad  lant, 

Jcuirii,  who  auaxeded  hie  uncle  aa  aueand 


I.  Sia  HaNiiT  AnDiaw*,iit  Lalhbury,  In  BdcUiie- 
inahlre,  «aa  created  a  BiaoNir  in  IMl,  but  lesTini 
1  iMue  by  either  ot  hla  id*et :  the  Brat,  a  daughter 
'  the  Kentlah  family  of  Browne,  the  aecond,  Eliaa- 
!1b,  relict  of  John  Drew,  nq.  of  Deviirt^  tbe  title 
The  manor  of  Lathbury, 

pnrchaaed  by  hia  ahoator  about  tbe  year  IWV,  *u 

neaCBallydlapoaedofbylbt  ~ 

Id  Iha  inDtber  of  lira-  Jane  SyfnM,  wh«  be(|Dea(bed 

Id  Hanael  DawUna  Maoael,  laq.        

il  poRiDna.    Thi 


BrrUhire  HUltla.  wbo  waa 


in  April  iru,  aged  ai 
f«q.  of  Shaw,  t 


Id  1701,  RKiabcIb,  danghler  of  llkb 
ef  Tarrlnrton,  in  Herta,  but  dyin^  laa 

too.  waa  1.  by  bia  nrpbew. 

aim,  of  the  Poo*  Uoard*,  k 


inHd]<n,eu|.afEltlwa,KiInTncy 
111.  ij  Jiue.  blB  rite,  dgiigblei 
■  ,  chk-r  JuiHfb  of  EDRUna,  aiK 
I.  iritk  B  luffaUr,  Miuvi>K<<  Ix  wife  ol  Jubi 

losn  ArriATOK.  «Bq,  of  HiMuflet, 
MtMsd.  «ka  widilnl  Aon.*,  ilMfr  sod 
nCUrk*.  H).  Df  llidley,  ill  SuOblk.  jui 
I.  Biiit,  bbluir. 
I.  Winks,  of  Kculcbutus,  in  SulTi 
of  tlM  bnulT  omlnl  ii  thai  plici 


>-  AtWv.  K.  Id  Bcnry  Banj^y 


UiniT  ArrLCTon,  w|.    obo  bcid  tbi^ 

,     <alM  \an)auy»<>r  Jurit  Hil],  bnldMOIli 
I     H*  a.  fatih,  danihm  or  WiOiuD  CudiDi 
SiW  Bimlry.  iQ  Emtx,  uid  hid  n 
u«  U*>rd.  sBd  ■  dsoitaur.  Edith. 

'     ■  ■  ■  I.  by  hU  Ki 


lBm 


»d  a  BiHimicT  In  Mil.  Ha  wrdi 
,  I««|1|HI  of  Sir  Tbnniu  Mildmiy,  knt. 
hn.  tm  Ban.  sod  by  bar  (who  niirried, 
r,  Jabt  rMdMn.  of  Bidow,)  left  *i  hit  d.-«i 
wowy.  Ml*  (with  i»o  dau|iiun,  KniiHi, 


I  ■••  a.  ia^  dnghta  of  EdwiBd  SbddOE,  nq.  or 
(  t^Tf.  ky  tUnlnh,  M>  witt,  dn^urai  Thnnu 
HirtlMn.  (■».  of  Ollcrtoo.  N  iXte.  •luidiird  beanr  lo 
k  laad  ■<  (■DttmiMi  [wiuliiiin*,  Imyi.  Kuiibnii. 

la.  tu  Hsu*  Amwiau.  of  Sonlb  BcidHhi,  vha 
•-  toiM.  Ranli.  diii(blcr  nf  Rir  llumH  Didficbl,  of 
IpOltoc,  «■>  Uwolubln,  kii.I,  tHondly,  Miry,  rclim 
4  a*t  11>«u_  Wtenau,  b>n.  al  BtvoOuiU,  Bihi. 
il>  d.  ahiBi  ite  yni !«»,  ind  ou  niccndnl  by  hi> 
■■  .>!  Ibr  IM  BatTiJCF). 

•1.  S»  Heiii  ArrLiTun.  ut  Soalb  Bctnai^t,  who 
K  Kflry,  ^vftitFr  of  Julko  Uivrif  norchkDi  of  Lod- 
4*.  b«t  ')1ai  wiEbour  vi^  [Ha*?  aboi 
■rtty  AmiHd  OBkia  BBdiiUicMnc 


ID  pndonued  his  fatbef  V 


Qricin>lly  pliin)  •■. 

Lf«d  aad    alipiird  ppr.    The 

I  apptH  BU-  UiO  Itavn  and 

le  ApplGtaui  of  tbe  Wvatof  Eu^ind, 

I  app]<»  .cTt." 


WlLMlK  AnillTtr.l.l 

n.  WMofKirUo.lnt 
ifYork.     H*»i,C»tbcr 


for  (be  Wet  RliUiiK,  sod  tnnnirFr  in  ihe  411 
ntii  of  Euiianu,  with  Sir  Robrit  Swifl,  for 
■oldifirL  Tbii  gobTletnan  m.  ftnt,  Jana,  daugb 
Mr.  Gear);c  Gregory,  of  KiDg>lDD-opon  HnlJ ;  ai 


of  NethCTtim,  in  Yorkihin,  IWlng 
n,  Etiubclb.  daue;]tar  and  eobsb-  of 
riJi, »).  of  NHberlon,  and  Irft.  uritb  • 
""iiabeth,  m.  lo  Sir  Tbomaa  Brau 
Wbit1oy.au  only  tan. 


ARM 

try.  and  by  Iwr  (who  vrddiil.  i 


iooiao.  of  Ken»liinu-hia,  in  iba  caaoty  i 
>  art.  m.  fini,  KllnbeOi,  dioebwr  ud  bdni 
nf  Rdvurrl  HiiMOD,  »q.  oC  Ljtltc  Hard;  an< 
HCDndl]!.  Jut.  duoglilcr  af  Jalin  Pufnley.  of 
tloonbinuM.  HyUiaranMrbtvufadierar 
Juiiia,  of  KFm(fi>nh>biU,  1>,  Id  IBID,  wbam 


C.ui 


■ndign  ■■the  pment  ShJuhb 

Tiut.  b>rt.ofKirUc». 

Ir  Hugh  Womll.  tnl.  of  Loth 


M.-,...l,,hl.fM«t«i., 

iiiH  jtiiiTiot.  H4'  of  KirUfM.ilKTiiror  Yoi 
I  lUnUthr  inliofJioul-  H>  n.  Wlplfnd,diu« 
I    Hr««H«ryKDicM,a4.>(Knlgl>ibni.mndl.u].„ 


■.U8lriBtanSa<lle,laL  erf  Lu|ihi, 

, ..tAtttutlijUttUniiM. 

Jobs  Afttfrrtua,  nq.  who  m-  Doriichy,  dauxhrnr  gf 
Cptll  AnhiBfioD,  f^-af  Anbinidm,  bsld;lB|<rlik' 

I,  Pvi«cil>  AaillTtOI,  Hq.   of  Kull«(«,  who  WBO 

«mi.d  ■  BiioRn  by  AIif«  Cmiku*  I.  IMIi  Uomm- 

'     Wr.  IIMI>    8li  Fnoekt  il   CtUivius.  lUugbtn'  ol 

CkiiMoflitr  Kubl.  tsq.  of  Panliy,  Baw  twda,  anJ 

Md  dirH  Mnn  aad  ■»  d«a(U«n,  Tit 

JoHi.talabvlr. 

Pruicki.whxB-MarT.iliagbUraf  ItoVnTnpvt, 

»(.  af  NUd,  nnr  KuamtMnmb.  inil  bad  an 

only  MiirlTiDt  Kn, 

THOBti,  who 


rliwT»n>i,il«* 

of  hi.  bnMbr  Vr. 

loB..  ■..  ro  Mr.  8-)tb.  of  Undon. 

WlDifRd!  ■>.  v>  Tkamu  Ub).  i^ 

Bit  Pnorw  *.  ip  lOW. 

lul  «  I   bv  hi.  f 

>,  af  kiHJ»..  i- 

VolBUHt  Han..    TU> 

t  ..d  <.!«<-  of 

<«i,l  riaagbwr  of  Hkk 

M.  TkonUll.  OS 

BBd  had  i-M. 

TBoMtf,  hta  unw* 

JaBii.brifUU.br 

a(h«. 

Hictual.  1 

Pranria.    ^«.UB. 

Katevra.  daa|bi> 

T  or  Tbam..   Hoo, 

Job.,  of  HimJ. 

CluBai.  •.Wnnn 

drd  U.  bnUu  Jo 

Wonley.  in  tba  ccmnly  of  Vork,  ■»!  bad  Ibb*. 
The  baran-4  «u  i.  by  hi.  sldeil  •an. 

111.  Si.  Thuvx  AisTTioi,  of  KlrbliH.A.  in  laa, 
«ba  if.  ..  p.  in  ISM,  aad  wa.  (.  by  U.  nul  bn(lH>, 

buUcJoT,  at  in  tittaai  age.  IKh  Pctimbei,  im, 
ftiid  wv.  '.  by  lii.  mjly  aurriTtiif  brolhvr, 

>.  Sia  Ocuaoi  Aivmn*.  of  KlrUm.  TU.  gw 
tlBoun  dying  111.  hU  biWlwn  uiBUinM.  dM  UM- 
tcTcj  dn.lvrd  on  bi*cau>jB, 

ti.  Sii  Thdmii  AKiirtiot.  of  KirktM*.  at  vk^ 


lilt.  Iblrd  •OB  of  JuHH  Anai- 


wHMim 


.•TH.  .nd  bit  wife  Margery  UmumOBI) 
AHi'iLAa^ifkci.  vbo  Ibn  becaate  "  of  Kiil' 
l«.."    He  iru  erandfilhor  af  * 

Bia  Ciuwi  A.BTT>ai.  »ba  m.  itat,  Mary. 
cIdistdiiiiBblerDrSiTHaibordH.ibafd.buti      , 
by  wbom  he  hmi  Kncml  childnB.  all  W      I 


rot  O 


AT.    Ha 


ASfilLL,  OF  LONDON. 

C.«,.„.«b  April.  .7«.-E». 

»tt  in  ibh 

Uinragc. 

ii»r<4Hiil  .f  Ub- 

doB.w»faih«rgr 

w»a)«bmla. 

Bcrdal  punnlu.    Ho  «a.  an  aU.n 

■u  of  Um  city  tf 

LendoB.  -r».d  Uie  nB.-.  of  dw49 

o  llbl.  *b»  ba 

d  l»td  lb.  rtiu 

chair  iortV.    SirChartaaoaavir. 

od.BiflunbT 

A-Mc  Rmuk  111.  1Mb  April,  im 

H*  <■.  im.  ■ 

irw,  .,  -.   H« 

wrjrt*!.  MBodly,  Mlu  Pranial.  daathUr  <M  UibmI 

miBllaMa...^ 

I  IMtIIU.  Hf.  .«  H<B- 


■nil  DO  lb.  Srd  of  Primiuy.  mi 
iirlnln  Iha  titmr  ynr,  )Miwd  ilx'  • 
utuiHuid  of  (ba  Viirfftl.Cuniw.lli',  " 
if  lb.  amjiaifu..  va.  taVi^n  prbvurf 
I  li«ob*r.  ai  lb*  rtt«v  oI  Voit  Tos. 


ASil 


ASH 


tin  May,  im,  at  which  period  ftll  the  eapUlna  of  the 
my  were  ordered  hy  General  Washington  to  as- 
•entMe  and  draw  lota,  that  one  might  be  selected  to 
tmBnr  death,  by  way  of  retaliation  for  the  death  of  an 
Aaterican  ofllc*>r,  Captain  Hardy,  whom  oar  govern* 
aent  rrfnaed  to  deliver  up,  for  political  reaeona,  al- 
tboB^  Genenil  Waahin^^.ton  demanded  it.  The  lot 
frn  on  Sir  Charles  AiH:ili»  and  he  was,  in  conse- 
qaence,  conveyed  nnder  a  strong  OAOort,  to  the  place 
intendrd  for  his  rzecution,  in  the  Jerseys,  where  he 
ramatued  iu  prison  enduring  peculiar  hardships  for 
the  space  of  six  months,  expectinc  daily  that  his  exe* 
cntion  would  take  place.  Sir  Charles  was  nnespec^ 
cdly  releajed  from  his  couflnement  by  an  act  of  Con- 
I  reas  parsed  at  the  iut<  rreosion  of  the  Queen  of  France, 
who,  deeply  affrcted  by  a  most  eloquent  and  pathetic 
sppral  from  h's  mother  Lady  Asgill,  humanely  inti-r* 
frreii  and  obtained  his  rrlfase.  He  returned  to  Eng- 
UdJ  on  parole,  and  shortly  after  went  to  Paris  to 
aiake  his  acLnowledgments  to  tlie  Queeo  of  France. 


ASHBY,  OF  HAR£FIKLD. 


who  both  had  issue. 


CaiEtrrD 
1Mb  June.  16tf. 


Extinct 
«3rd  Dec.  162.1. 


Einragr. 

9'iB  RiiBKBT  AsiiBY,  kot.  of  Breakspears,  in  Hare- 
Ivld.  Middlrses,  great-great  great  granJHon  of  (George 
-UMfy.  uf  Rreaiii>iH*arA,  clerk  of  the  signet  to  Margaret 
id  4ii)/Mi.  Qun-ii  iif  (li.NKT  VI.  M.  Doruthy,  youngebt 
^«tarbt«-r  of  Frsiit  ii  fIa>don,  eitq.  of  the  Grove,  Wat- 
JMnJ,  liirts,and  b..>l  bsue, 
I'si^tif,  bin  htir. 

Mwjird.  biipt.  i;th  Nov.  l3iW,  died  in  l(il'2,  leaf- 
ing IMU^. 

Hi»bert  of  HrraL«piMrs,  after  the  drath  of  bis  bn>- 
thrr.  Sir  Franris,  bapt.  Itth  April,  1508,  died  in 
117  f  3,  I«-a«ing  with  other  issue,  a  Mm  and  heir, 
i'a«%«.is,  u^  Breakupeurs,  bapt.  at  llareAeld, 
\'j*\i  \iii.  Kl^iO,  m.  Jodith,  only  daughter  of 
Mr.  U  illi.im  Turner,  of  Ickunham,  Middle- 
M-x.  aiud  cluing  lOth  April,  1713,  left  iiwue, 
WiifJiti.  of  Breakspears,  who  m.  first. 
\iine,  daughter  of  John  Aleyn,  esq.  and 
«4-iondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  Whitlock 
HuUtrude,  esq.  of  Houn«low.    By  the 
ffirm*r  hv  !i:id  three  children,  who  died 
infwnts.  ;iiid  by  the  latter,  he  left,  at  his 
dTriise  I'th  April,  1700,  three  daugh- 
rrr«.  (if  whoin  the  )oungf»t,  Charlotte, 
■1.  thr  IN-v.  William  Williams,  M.A. 
Kusiar.  nf  lln;aksp<ars,  bupt.  SOth  Nov. 
Miill,  M.  Mary,  sister  of  Krar  Adiuiral 
Prt*-r  loni,  and  died  'ind  June.   17(111. 
ifuving  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 
Ki.ixiBKTM,  «ho  Mf.  in   1770,  Joseph 
Partridge,  esq.  of  St.  James's,  and 
die-1  in  1417,  leaving  with  a  dsu^h- 
ter,  f'lizabeth.  a  son, 
Jmf  PH  AsHsr  FAsrsiDCB,  esq.  of 
JSreakiipears,  Middlesex,  and  ('f 
Craiifield,  Bucks. 
Judith,  died  unra. 


^arah,  m.  in  1711,  to  Edward  Blackstone, 

citixcn  of  London,  and  had  a  son,  John 

Blackstone,  of  Fleet  Street,  whose  only 

child,  Sophia,  m.  in  1780,  Hector  Davies, 

esq.  and  was  mother  of  the  Rev.  H<  ctor 

Davies  Morgan,  A.M.  of  Castle  Heding- 

haul,  Fj^sex. 

William,        1 

Perdinando,  J 

Sir  Robert  died  in  1017-18,  and  wai^  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  Sib  Pbancis  Ashbt,  knt.  of  Breakspears,  who 

was  created  a  Babonxt  18th  June,  um.    By  Joane, 

his  wife,  who  was  buried  at  Harefield,  17th  March, 

1034-5,  he  had  an  only  daughter, 

Alicb,  bapt.  at  Harefield,  8th  Nov.  1020,  m.  to 

Alexander  Lynde.esq.  of  Rickroans  worth,  H«  rts. 

Sir  Francis  died  23rd  December,  1023,  aged  thirty  one, 

'and  was  buried  at  Harefield  22nd  Fcbiuary  following. 

The  Babokbtcy  expibbd  with  him. 

Arms — Ax.  a  rhev.  or,  between  three  double  head(  d 
eagles,  with  win^t  display*  d,  arg. 


ASHE,  OF  TWICKENHAM. 


Cbbatbd 
10th  Sept.  1000. 


Extinct 
8th  Nov.  1731. 


Emrage. 

**  The  ancient  and  eminent  family  of  Tssb,  Ashb, 
or  D'KhSRCoraT,  which  came  over  with  Wii.i.iav  the 
Conqueror,  appears  by  certified  extracts  under  tho 
seal  of  Ulster  King  of  Arms,  by  the  authority  of  the 
College  of  Arras,  and  from  the  pages  of  our  old  histo- 
rians, to  have  held  large  estates  in  the  county  of  Dt-voii, 
so  early  as  the  eleventh  century." 

Sia  Oliteb  D'Ksse  or  Amis,  a  person  of  rank  and 
influence  in  the  beginning  of  the  fourteenth  century, 
was  father  of 

HxsRY   FssB  or  Ashb,  who  wedded  in  the  tiir  e  of 
Edward  II.  the  daughter  and  hi  iress  of  Hiihard  For- 
nyson,  and  acquired  thereby,  with  othrr  Iund<i,  the 
manor  of  Sowton,  othcrwiKe  Clyst  Fornyfon,  in  Devon. 
Of  this  marriage  there  was  a  sou  »ud  heir, 
Richard  KshK  or  Ashr,  of  ('ly^t  Fornyson,  father  of 
Bti.DW  i.\   \!»HE,  of  Clyst  Foniyson,  whose  non, 
JuH.N  A.MiK,  iif  Clyitt  Fornyson,  i/t.  and  left  a  won, 
Wii.i.i  tM  AftiiK.ofClyst  Fornyson, to  whom  4.  hi.xsoii, 
JoH\  AsHK,  of  Clynt  Foniyrtt.n,  father  of 
Nkhul^s  A»hr,  of  C'h.rt   Fornyson,  who  wedded 
Johanna,  daughter  of  Anthony  FoUard,  of  Harwood, 
ill  l)t'\on,  and  hud  three  sors,  \\7.. 

I.  KiriMRD.  who  iiihtrited  t'lyst   Fomyiwn,  and 
uhoM*  uiiili^  lino  r»':tHtfd  with  his  RrundKon, 
fin  luitii,  who  had  three  i'au(;lilcrs. 
II.  Tiiovf  4S.  iH.  the  diirijlitrr  and  heir*  sh  nf  Nirhola^ 
Bailfy,  eMj.  of  the  Abb*  y  o:   St.  John,  in  the 
rounty    of    Mvath,   and    mttlint;    iu    Ireland, 
founded   many  of  the  numi'mus   and  highly 
respectable    branrhes  of  the   family  fixi'd   in 
that  part  of  the  (  nited  Kii)gdf*m,  the  i>riii<:i 
pal  of  which — Ashe,  of  Athefieh'  -  If  now  le- 
prenented  by  ("iit.   Wi.i.i  Km.F.Y  Aonr..     'For 
det.iiU  refer  to  Hlkkv'n  lli-<tory  <•!  the  Com- 
moners, vol.  ii.  p.  I'll?  : 


ASH 


ASH 


/• 


III.  jAHm. 
The  joangMt  son, 

Jamu  AiMB,  enq.  m.  Anne,  dangfater  of  John  Wal- 
rood*  eaq.  of  BoTey,  and  from  hhn  iiprang 

John   Ashk,  eaq.  of  Westcombe,  in  the  county  of 
Smnrnet,  liTing  in  1631,  who  m.  Anne»  daoghtffr  of 
TboDiM  Strode,  eaq.  of  llaxton  Mallet,  and  had  iaaue, 
J  A  Mia,  hia  heir. 

AH'^e,  m.  to  John  Pitt,  exq.  of  MHoonibe  Regin. 
Margaret,  «i.  to  John  Maniel,  eiq.  of  Weymouth. 
The  eon, 

Jaiiu  A%nK.  eaq.  of  Frrnhford.  in  SomeuMtahire, 
■I.  Gnu*e,  daughter  of  Richard  Pitt.  eaq.  of  Melcombe 
Regia,  and  had  fiye  ions,  rn. 

1.  John,  of  Freahfnrd,  who  sat  in  parliament  temp. 
CHAai.u  1.,  and  inbaequently  under  the  Pro- 
tectorate. He  waa  in  faTonr  with  Ckomwbli^ 
but  refuted  to  git  in  judgment  upon  th"  King. 
He  poaeeaaed  a  landed  property  valued  at 
£0OM  a  year,  which  he  di? ided  at  hia  deceaae 
amongat  hit  sons,  bv  RUiabeth  hia  wife,  the 
daughter  of  Henry  Davifon*  ew|.  Tix. 

I.  Javks,  of  Fifteld,  Wilta,  whoae  eon  waa 

seated  at  HeywoM. 
i.  JoHiN,  of  TfifntU  Wilts,  who  had  the  ma- 
nor of  Beckiiigtiin,  in  Someraetahire, 
and  d.  m.  p. 

3.  EuwAao,  of  Freahford,  who  left  an  only 

daughter  and  heireM. 

4.  Sahubl,  of  Challou,  Wilu. 
^.  JfMRPH,  of  Lonratn^t.  WilU. 

0.  Bbnjauin,  of  Westcombe,  in  Someraet- 

ahire. 
7.  Jonathan,  of  Clanwilliam,  in  the  county 
of  Tipperary,  from  whom  the  preaent 
Reir.  Treror- Lloyd  Aahe,  of  Ashgrore, 
in  the  county  of  Limerick. 

1.  Annb,   m.   to   Sir  John  Shaw,  bart.  of 

Rltharo,  in  Kent. 
3.  Grace,  ai.  to  Paul  Methuen.  eH4|.  direct 
anceittur  of  the  preaent  Paul  Mediuen, 
eaq.  of  Curaham. 
3.  H rater,  m.  to  Samuel  Creawick,  esq.  of 
Hanlam. 

•1. ,  m.  to  John  Barnard,  raq.  of  Surrey. 

i.  Mary,  m.  to  Jai:ob  Self,  eaq.  of  Beanacre.  ! 
II.  Kdwnrd,  of  T/imdon,  M.P.  fur  Heyteabnry  in 
the   10th  of  rH«RLhs  1.  m.  F.liaabeth,  daugh-  , 
ter  of  rtiriiitiiplier  Woodward,  eaq.  and  bud  a  I 
aon  and  heir, 

U  ii.i.iAH,  of  Hryteabury,  who  died  in  1713, 

Irariiig  liy   Anne   hia  wifp,  daughter  of 

Alrxaiidrr   I'ophaiii,  eaq.  M.P.  of  Little-  j 

root,  two  aona,  whoae  poaterity  became 

extiiM-t,  ami  an  only  daughter, 

Ei4XAB»TH  AaHR.whom.  Pierce  A'Conrt, 

eaq.  ofWychunrh.and  waa  great  grand* 

niothrr  to  William  A'Court,  now  Lord 

IfKYTKsai  RV. 

III.  Jo^f.pH,  of  whom  pn>sentl>. 

iv.  Jonathan,  of  iy>ndon, merchant,  who«e  daughter,  ' 
Rt-biTca,  m.  Sir  Francis  Vim'ent,  bart.  ' 

V.  Samurl,  of  i^angley  Rnrrvll,  Wilta.  ' 

The  third  aon. 

I.  Juoi:eH  Akiir.  eaq.  of  Twirkeuh.iin,  in  thr  rouiit>  ' 
of  Middli'iM'X,  in  t'oii«ideriitiim  of  the  aervii^c*  hf  had  i 
rendered  to  the  Crown,  waa  crrated  a  Htaoi^ir  by 
Aimg  CH%RLk<k  11.  imh  .Srptembrr,  IfltiO.  .Sir  Jnaeph 
m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Robert  Wilaou.  eaq.  of  I^ondon, 
(who  fint^l  for  aldeniiau),  and  had  iaaue, 
Jaukh.  hia  aucr«^«i»r. 
riiHcaiMC.  ai.  to  William  Wyndham.eaq.of  Fell 

l»ngi;r,  in  Norfolk. 
M«aY,  m.  to  Horatio,  \iarount  Townahrml. 
Annr. 


He  d.  15th  April,  1880,  and  waa  t.  by  hia  aon. 

II.  SiE  Jahks  Ashb.  who  m.  Catherine,  dufhtar 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  F.dmund  Bowyer,  knt.  of  Camber- 
well,  in  Surrey,  but  dying  1734,  the  Babowbtct  be- 
came  bxtinct. 

^rau— Arg.  two  chevronela  sa. 


ASHFIELD,  OF  NETHERHALL. 


Crkatbd 
S7th   July,  Km. 


EXTIMiT 

before  I7t7. 


Irinragr. 

The  AsHPirj.ua  were  aeated  at  Stowlanglofk.  in 
SuSblk,  from  the  time  of  Kuwaru  111.  when  they 
acquired  that  eatate  by  pumhaae,  until  tbe  VU^ 
JkMKs  I.    They  anbaequently  were  of  Netherhall. 

Rorrrt  ur  Ashpiri.I),  great-grandaon  of  the  irat 
proprietor  of  Stowlangtoft,  liring  in  14S3,  married 
three  wivea  ;  and  by  the  aecond,  Cicely,  daughter  of 
John  Tendring,  hf  had  three  aona,  and  a  daughter, 
Margaret,  m.  to  Jolin  Beaupre,  of  Wella.  By  the  fint, 
Eleanor  Cunon,  he  had  a  aon  and  heir, 

John  Ashpirld,  who  flonriahed  in  the  time  of  Ed- 
WARD  IV.  He  wedded  Florentia,  daoghter  of  John 
Butler,  and  waa  father  of 

JuHN  AaHi-iRLD,whodiedl5  II kn.  VII.  I4W, leaving 
by  Margari't,  his  wife,  daughter  of  John  Weiitworth, 
of  Coafteld.  in  Eases,  a  aon  and  aucceasor, 

Gbdrgr  AaHPiBLU,  of  Pakenham,  who  m.  Margery, 
daughter  of  Cheeke  of  B]udhall,in  llebenhaaa,  and 
dying  0  Henbt  VIII.  left  a  aon. 

RosEBT  AsHPiRi.i),  who  married  two  wirea:  by  the 
flrat,  Margaret,  daughter  of  Simon  Lr  Groase,  knt. 
he  had  no  iaaue  :  but  by  the  aecond,  Alice,  danghter  of 
SirThnmaa  Termin.  he  had  aix  aona  and  three  davgh- 
tera,  viz. 

I.  RiiRKBT,  hb  heir.  ii.  William. 

III.  Tliomaa.  i?.  George.  v.  John. 

▼1.  Edmund,  m.  the  daughter  and  heir  of  —  Har- 
Tey,  eaq.  of  Snflfblk. 
I.  Florence,  m.  to  Edward  Brooke,  of  Aapal. 
II.  .\mye,  m.  to  Reinold  Rmia,  of  Baddingkaai. 
III.  Anne,  m.  to  John  Sturt,  of  Highgate. 
The  f  Ideat  aon  and  heir, 

BoRBRT  AsHPiRi.n.  IN.  ftrst,  Alice,  daughter  of  Wil* 
liam  Clapton,  of  Lyaton.  in  EsAex.  and  had  by  her  a 
•Km.  RoBRRT.  hia  heir,  and  a  daughter,  Anne,  the  wife 
of  Anthonv  Denny,  eaq.  He  eapouscd,  secondly,  Pran- 
re*.  (laughter  of  Robert  Spring,  esq.  of  Lavenkaas.  and 
had  by  her, 

Jo%n.  of  Wickham,who  m.  Margaret  Cleare,  of 

Stokrab\. 
Thomas,  of  Hopton,  who  m.  Elen  Holdtlrh.  relict 
of  Thomas  Prettiman,  and  had  two  daughters,. 
Penelope  and  Dorothy.    The  latter  m.  Robert 
W'ilmot,  gent,  of  St.  Gili-s.  Middleaex. 
William.  1  who  both  died  *'  in  expeditione  l.uai- 
Francis.  J      tanior.  I  WO." 
Dorothy,  m.  to  .Sir  Richard  ^>gle,  knt. 
Robert  Aahfield  d.  10  Jftuaa  1.  and  waa  a.  by  hi*  aoa, 

Sir  Rorrrt  AaHnRi.ii.  knt  «ho  aold  hia  inheritance 
at  StuwlanRt4ift  to  Paul  D'Ewca,  eaq.     He  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  .Sir  John  Taabnrgh,  and  waa  father  of 
I.  Sib  Joh\  AkHPiRi.n.  knt.  gentleman  of  the  pnry 
•  Ifl 


wbo  IK.  flnt,  the  daagh- 


it  id  Sir  Blclmrd  Roeen.  kni,  d 


,  ia  msnlidncd  In  the  IBUi  of  J 
n.Madlli.daii^icraf  Rnfh  1 


.  AuBiuiiMT.whafignrFd  in  thanlga  oC' J 


inm — St.  *  toM  VivHa  Vanst  fl< 


ASHHURST,  OF  WATERSTOCK. 


4  ■mud  nign.    Ho  m-  Marguvt,  daQghtcr  of 

Richard  BwamjCsq^  of  Byraidi  and  wiu'.  fayhu  Nmj 
IX  jtuHUHinuT,  uq.  nil  piDlleinan  n.  fim, 
liti.dBugburelSir  Williuiu  Lexlind.  ^nl.^  mi, 
dly,  Alice,  diughlEr  and  hejr  of  Jafao  Omll, 


XU7 


iLLiia  ItiiHiHURir,  »q.  UtIdb  in  the  IM  ot  En- 

u  VI.    Tbii  gcDtleioui  Tcdilcd  Cecily,  dWEbler 

of  Euiimii,  and  liiTine  ■■,  Murgant.diiughtii 
of  Thtmiu  WiltoD,  »4.  leR  ■  »n  and  aucceasor, 

aughur  of  John  Bradiluw,  eiq.  of  Bnidahaw,  and 


AUK  •■  AjuiMitiuT  and  hii  hein.    tlia  mh. 


adx^ne  to  the  iiuliludoua  and  rrndam  ef  the 
country  h  flmily  ■>  la  hare  the  uoiu.  «r>t 
Moglj  imtca  VcHtai,  placed  under  hu  p«t- 
tnhtt  fren  the  pencil  of  Vandyie.  He  m. 
one  «r>he  dauf  hten  or  SirThomiii  BlIyi.lLDt. 
dI  Wyham.  in  Lincolnahin,  juid  had  Ibna 
nna.  Thus*!,  WiUian,  aud  Jahn.  by  (be 
eldnl  of  whom,  Itbe  two  yonngur  *.  i.  p.). 


iim^waA  Hrmrf,  upoii  nhoni  be  conferred  lani! 
--im4.iKama,BBlyel  Lucartet,  Ih*  deed  of  gift 

t^m^_0fHritUi.   The  elder  KU. 
tnmu  na  AaiaiHuan.  had  dIki  Ivd  aima. 
I-  EoBVT,  vtM  pnawaMul  landa  in  Dalinn, 
M.  J^^  aba  Iwl  Uia  nuDur  and  eutin  pariah  of 


.:  uibn-ot' 

*-  f..(.  ..r  Cko  .ai.  ill.  aod  KTrliit  ibil 
I    ■  Ml  Iknifn  *>n,  had  leitn*  patoDi.  da 

■#aviiabe«ni,ef  royal  prstertSon  and  defence  eranled 

■ai  b^  all  Inlha.  IFUeMht.  tc  witneiaed  by  I 
Li^  ■  flr^Mla  Mb  Noiamhcr.  in  (be  mh  year 
U  M^.     Nr  A<Uni  iraa  .,  hy  hit  un, 

«.*  Ju>n  i>a  AHUini'iix.  Imt.  Uving  iu  the  HI 
>>S4aB  II..  vba  m.  Vairanl,  daugbKr  of  Heu 

U^TVIa  caikBt  UU«M  «m  Dm  flnit  who  aUled 


HiNai  AiaBHUHiT,  eai|.  lettled  in  Ifaecityof  La 

don,  and  became  ■  mercbapT  there.  Ho  ttaa  emine 
for  gmt  heacTDlence.  bununily.  and  pietf.  waa 
chief  penon  in  founding  Ibn  corporation  for  proii 
gtCmi  the  ioipel  ia  foreign  parts,  temp.  CHikLU  1 
to  trbicb  he  arted  m 


a  Hint 


if  York,  and  by  ber  had  four  h 


I.  Il>i7,  m.  10  Sir  Tliinnu  Ub«. 

I.  iudith.  ■>.  10  Btr  Rebett  Bnolh.  tnt.  Hi  LodJoi 

mirchiuit,  and  lud  h  only  dmihtcr, 

JonitH  Biwrn.  lirlr  s(  her  hlliirr,  vha  u 

Sir  WiUiatD  Cmnnr.  ftnl  f!>i>L  Coo  rti 

toH  chuinlliir  of  Englud.  but  hid  v 


I.   HuilT  Aiiiuri 


T,  mj.  ol  WaurMoci.  in   tli* 

iras.    Rir  Henrj  ■>.  (Ix  Hod. 
iD|htn  of  WiUlam.  fiHb  Lwd 


P 


tor.  Diiu,  ■■.  w  TbDiDU  Henry  Aihbant,  t>i|. 
Sir  Henry  fUliliiml  tit  ta  pariiamont  in  cho  rcigti* 
■(  CRtuLU  ll.mnd  WiLLUH  ril.  for  tbo  borongtu  gf 
Traro,  In  ConmU,  aod  Willoa,  in  Will*.  He  wu 
Uw  iaUnuMfrienl  of  tl»  Hon.  Robert  Boyle,  to  *ta»iD 
ha  waa  Reenm,  and  (nuIH  for  fauoding  Ike  lecture 
nkich  bora  thai  genllenun'i  name.  He  died  at  WV 
(Ralack  l»li  April,  1710.  lira  buried  Ibere,  ud  naa  i. 
bjr  hi.  .«. 


or  Rlr' 


rr,  ban.  of  Hanninn  Hill 
I  eng-  DTi  ID  Ibe  deilcr  cb 


hBtdy1iic>.p.  I71bi 
Mr  ■  «x>r.d^Ua  of  i 
ASHLEY,  OF  WINBOURNE  ST.  GILES. 


linrogc. 

■H  Original,  (n™  ' 


lUiaanT  AmuiT.  who  douriahad  andvr  Hiaat  IV. 
■nd  hla  two  ImmedUU  •iiKwwn.  lU  >-.  Ksldla. 
•al>  iba«htir  and  luiraaa  af  Sir  Jabn  Hanrlyn.  b? 
ttm  Plwy.by  wbom  ba  aoqidrcd  Iba  Diuar  of  Win 
iBOnae  Ml.  KUaa.  !■  tke  eouiy  «(  UothI.  hhI  bad  ■ 

Kbucrv  AaauT,  lirini  tonr-  EowiiD  tV.  sbo  •>. 


ASH 

rel.  dniRbler  of  Rnbrrt  TuTfia.ud  wu  rillu 
u  AtHiJir,  of  WiBbanme  St.  Ciln.  who  . 
.pril.  140],  ItiTing  by  Eliubeth,  daoghte 
Id  Walwyn.  of  Suan,  a  dinihlrr  ■>.  M  Eta- 
ftUap.oT  Qtoi  Wallop,  in  Hanpahin.  aaei 


orlfleld.H 


Kiaar  (SlO.hiaheIr 

Anthony  al  Damnliani.  who  H.  DorMbj,  daicb- 
ler  or  John  Lyie,  rtq.  ut  Lytea  Car>y,  In 
GmBRHtabire,  and  had  three  aona,  naaety, 

caiaor  In  bia  conaln  al  Winlmunu. 
I.  Robert,  eboaen  M.P.  for  UonduMer  W 

Bl.lIt>ltTll,lf.>.  p. 

9.  Pnuicii(Sir|.  but.  of  ihe  Middle  Taapb. 

cbrtter,  for  which  boroo^  he  vaa  li 
aeni  tn  pariiamrnt,  n.  Ansa.  •). 
daofbter  and  oo-hrir  ef  Barnard  S 
way«,  eaq.  or  Toller  Kratrum.  in  I 

m.  10  Uuiaell  Lord  BH 
>  conapicnotu  u  tha  I 
ofCHiaiJial.  'nit(raB4- 
•on  01  inia  marriafe,  Danioll,  ' 
Lard  Hnllea  dr>n|  dbu.  In  I 

law,  John,  Duke  of  Nawowlla, 
anceatnr  of  tlifl  prmani  Doble  boi 
of  Ponlud,  Nevnaile.  CUchmcr, 
and  ClereUiid. 
1.  EliaabtUi,  ■».  lo  -  Pan7,  ea^. 
11.  Anna.  ai.  to  John  Oiborne. 
111.  Mamanl,  a.,  to  Juho  Halo. 
Henry  AablEy,  died  in  IM»,  and  waa  i  by  hk  aldar 

Sia  Htnai  AiBLlT.  of  Wfubonni*  »u  Allaa.  M.P. 

of  Vwtn  Hiii.aDdap)nlntRliu(>rof  Holt  Paeaat. 
He  aa.  CalhuiDr,  d(B(hIar  oT  Sir  John  tUawf,  knL 
aad  waa  i.  at  Ma  dfVeaae,  is  IMS,  by  bia  aon, 

Sll  Haaai  Aanur,  kni.  or  Winbouno  St.  Clin. 
k  in  IMS,  oeatleman  penainniT  lo  Q-rrm  KLILiam : 
ai.  Abb*,  danfhtir  of  Lord  Bur(h,  ud  had,  with  foar 
daoflhlaTa.  Ihrao  eona  wbe  dW  »-  p.  wbarantwa  ih« 
fasdly  eatatap  paiard  to  bia  maalD, 

I.  8ii  AKTaoNT  AiHuT.  of  Winbamii  St.  Ciba, 
who  Ht  in  aatentl  parUanmb,  and  waa  hlfhly  4* 
llneuLihad  by  ibr  ra<«ir  nf  (/uh»  KuaiHiK.  Ha 
wu  anretary  lo  her  aniadl  a<  war.  and  ivcoimd  tha 
honour  or  koifbthovd  fttr  Ua  tarrlroa  al  Ibe  nptaiw 


wnipiolJiHul.  aodwaacni 
-  Sir  Anthony  marriid,  brB(.Jr 
[^okaiBO.  r*n.  atid  daui^tvr  nbd  nt- 


I  a  allpaliiiua  la  hii  >*ib>r^  puntaf  ar 


ASSHETON,  OF  LEVER. 


A 


■  Kitra  AwHETui.  kniffai  huDenT.  mnrrrine 
fWIrt,  dliulilrf  0(  Jalui  Ulrlun,  aiq.  uC  Middlctao. 


r«p-  El.i«.irrM. 

r,  diiigbUr  of  Adam 


WldLCnrd,  ia  (be  cnni^  t 


5a  «■•  •-  M  Ua  rldMI  •an , 

■uraAuimaii.wq.vbD  vtddnlMinaRl.daiigh- 


IUuB.  bla  ktii. 


w  tit  ManfamUt  in  th«  cnutily  t 


Em.  wf.  of  Wlmtenlr;.    Of 


u 


HgHw. 
H»  vedded,  Kcoodly,  Anne,  diughler  of  John  Tiilbat, 
•on  nf  Sir  Tbomu  Talbot,  of  Sutaall,  and  rclicl  of 
Udmand  Aubctan,  ew).  of  ChsIlcRou,  and  wai  i.  at 
hia  deuaae  by  hia  eldvr  sook 

I.  EUu-B  Aul]ETO».»i|.  ofGnat  Lever,  and  Wbal- 
IcT.  b.  in  I9'll.  auA  creaWd  a  Binaxir  79Ih  Jaoe, 
Into.  Sir  Ralph  K.  fini,  Dorothj,  daaghter  d[  Sir 
JiDiei  Belllngluni,  kal.  of  Lerena,  in  WetHDDreliDd; 
unJ,  Kcoadlii.  ElexDur,  daughter  of  Tkomu  Sbnnle- 


Tbomu.  3  mrchMit.  m.   Anne, 

aughter  of  Sir 

^beSuld  CUpbam,  and  had  a  » 

n^0«  Collen. 

Oiford.  buried  IMO, 

j^J'„"'^'"'|  ttird  and  roonh  baron 

««. 

ban.  ot  Mlddle- 

Hc^nd  barooet  ot  Hiddktou,  « 

«l>le.  ot  hi.  uncle,  8ia  Jobh 

iiUBlLTOH,  but. 

Sir  Balph  lold  hia  putemal  utate  ot 

Great  Lerer,  U 

fl 

-id(nuin,  Siibi.p  of  Chetlet.  abont 

the  Tear  ION. 

impellrd  to  mate  a  loiimey  to  LoDdon.  when  Terr 
luty  and  InAnn,    He  d.  181b  Octobfr,  IH1,  and  was 


I,  Lady  Dorotbr  Tu 


of  WhaUe>',  b.  in 
un,  daughter  of  NicJ 
xooM-j,  Eliiabelh.d 


id.  yDBBg.  Be  died  in  IWS,  and  wu 
rnham,  where  ha  buUI  Ihe  fanllT  ti 
D«1:  be  pulled  down  the  old  Abbey  C 
'er  u  Wballey.  Eir  Ralph  dying  <*i 
m  iwie,  waa  :  by  hit  neat  niniTiDg  t 
1.  Sia  Ediuko  AiiHiTan,  olWfaaliey, 


hart,  of  Middleiob,  and  thb  fitn 


ASSHETON,  OF  MIDOLETON. 
Kintajr. 


.mily.  wl 


•aa  cuuau  tt  bnJ  in  A>b<toD.  betide  ■  bdglx'i 
In  in  Udnm  PuMd  mid  Wricl'tiiwniD.  (nv-  H" 
Bt  Itl'  TkU  Onn  H,  EivBMt  dao^ler  of  thB  HboTC- 
J  Altvri  ds  GnalCT>  ft  «u  enadhtbcr  al 
.11  AjaiicTofi,  Lord  of  Ajabeton.    Hii 


I  vilti  FriHce.  He  wu  mFurwdi  (o'criiiir  oF 
>P*,  virdm  I7f  Efaa  ridlltr  porUi  uid  ■dmitat  of 
VarrVK'  And.  tn  the  UrA  ol  Hit  Hme  rriro  be 
tnaiU  Julia  o(  lirianA;  fimr  yifiin  iriiirwarilii 
\  MiuUnud  Inwimr  Df  Cnftind :  and  lull T-npi^i Died 
»W<  af  Daiir  CuUe.  Sir  Hobnt  tniaiir  afOie 
BUm  of  (IH  liM  will  of  hu  nyit  nuter.  Mid  he 
■nM  he<e  nOefed  the  nnftdpsni  nf  the  •ocaed- 
BOBUTh;  f«  we  And  khn  in  tbe  leb  of  Riihiiid 
iflato  vardvh  at  <b«  doqite  ponih    Kfl  left  at  liu 


TO*,  wbA  eapCnred  tbe  rvyal  Ktj 
ibe  tattle  «f  Duham,  ITiti  U< 


Wr,  1>W.    H<  WH  faiber  of 

II  iuiR  nAHanoH.  «bn  repmeiiird  ihncfliuii] 
or  Lanaater  is  pauUoBOil  tnta  Riininu  II.  He  ■■ 
Uuianri,  daii(liur  of  Pnklu  di  Lagb,  of  Ljmie,  in 
Iha  «!■■)[  of  CbHUr.  and  bad  a  •DD. 

Kii  loan  PI  AiiiTa»,  drovucd  ■<  Norban.  He  ■■ 
Ibe  dufburef  Sir  Rebut  Swndiita.  Df  Staodinb.  Lat 


IH-JabnafJenHlvm.atienranUK  troll  Luowo 

Iba  lUtr  ■nil, 

Baih  al  Ibe  nrunalloii  of  Ki»t  Ilnir  IV.  and  re 
■iinii.d  ana  of  Ibe  Inifbu  of  Ibe  ubira  lor  Ibe  untitii 
Hltdnr  of  kuwuirr  In  tbe  Int  parlliawnl  gfHdiair 

I    CimalaBie  in  Ynaa.    Be  ■>.  Ant,  Jane,  danxbur  ol 
!    J(4iii»iTne.orTaatn*teT.lii(be«mi>tTef  \r>rk,asd 
bad  tow, 

TDoaia  li\t).  hit  beif,  tbe  alctiemiA,  who  ■■  Rli- 
•abrili.  Onichlo  of  sir  Jubo  BiTaii,  and  bad 

t,  Joaa  (Xir).  knitblnl  bcfere  ibe  balUi  of 
tlotlbiunptan.  IMh  Jul;.  1«n.     He  m. 
ftnl,  Uultla,  laufbler  of  Hlr    F.dnund 
TniroTd,  bBl.ofTnflbrd;  and,  HOindl), 
liabrlU.  daa^trr  ol  Klland.  ol  FOIand, 
lBlbee<nBIT<j(1«rk.    He<l,nrd  Kii>ai 
VII.  laattan  by  Ua  Aral  wili, 
T«ia>*   (SlIJ.  bM|bted   al   RIpall  >tb 
MiHii  VII,,  m.  bni,  KllBkeili    ' 
•Dd  baima  of  Kalpb  Suield«b.  trf 
Slayl-T.  -u^  bad  laaw. 

■laicaiM,  •.  w  Sit  WiniiB  Bintta. 


HatrlBCloa,  a(  Wmlliiii.  XisffbuiiT 
WnUra,  aa4  dTMaMb  Huit  VII. 
laRbrbn. 
laba,  <.  i.y.  m.  liiu.  daagbmaiHl 
hail  at  W.  KuDleT- 


AS5 

t.  Utttm.    m.   Ibe   d*a(b»r   aiul   beima  III 

Tbonaa  Maniuri,  of  Shipley. 
4.  \idiolBi.H.  Marr.daufblerof  Imrd  Bcmk- 
I.  Dolcia,  ■>,  tDSIrTbaiaa>G(TT*rdiOf  Orjn. 
1.  Klliabelh,  ■>.  to  Sir  Jobo  Tnllbnl. 
And  four  crtber  cbitdren. 

to  Ricbaid  Bynm:  and,  Ibirdl)r,  u  Sir  Ralph 

Mart^ret,  m.  to  Tbimaa  I^nileT,  of  Bdc""*^ 

Katherine.  a>  ID  Jobn  DudLeDfixld 

EILubeib.  aL  brM.  ID  Sir  Rajpb  HaniB(nB ;  ■*- 

coDdly.  ID  IJIr  Ricbard  UamBMrton. 
Afuee,  H.  to  Tbomaa  Bootbj  of  RartoD. 
.  Anne,  ■■.  to  —  IhilDm,  etq.  of  Cbcabiiia. 
Sir  Jobn  wedded.  Hcondl]),  Mary,  daychtcv  (TSt 
Joba  ByriHi,  of  Claj-lob  lb  IdDoaaUra,  and  br  ttat 


and'beriffof  Tor 
.ti'lV.    In  the  1 


appaiolcd  tke-onalalilr  of  KneUndi  with  Ibe  anlba- 

rity  of  onatible  -.  and  HtWuial  uamea  bIB r" 

tfae  bni(bu  wbo  nid*  in  pRRaabm  at  Ibe  mnMMta 
D<  RicHiau  111.  wblcb  uRMHij  be  did  net  la^  aar- 

l(icBiiD(Slrj,bl>beir. 

iDd  brir  of  Adam  Lrtrr.  eaq,  of  Lem,  t*  1^ 
HabiKi  ai^Dired  Ibal  iMdabip.     II*  vaa  ftr 

BiauioT  b)  AiHK  Jtau  I.  Mb  Int,  MK 

Tbe  eldert  aon  and  heir, 

fi»RicHi*i>A>iiii 
pabuine  of  Lauoatn 

nsdit  Ibe  Lord  Hirante.  and  it 
H»i>i  VII.  leaTlai  hy  bia  wit 
Jobn  Talbot,  aaq.  of  Baltabnr; 


Kia  Rimtap  Aaaiirniii,  ibe  amlj  *oa  airf  Mr.  teas 
a  dlAlncalahrd  warriar,  and  weeliod  lb*  beaiir  if 
bBlfhlbood  for  bit  laUun  bwlB(  ob  d>a  oalrbrBlad 


,  b*Tl<i(  aaTnwl  pnTUtfBt  oHUiI  dN  * 
towrd  bin  b;  tba  kiDf.  Heia-Aaai.fc^ 
,1  Hoban  Poalabont,  if  Cnm,  1>  ChaM 


ter  h*d  ■»  iwH.    >lt  <t.  In  (h«  3rd  D(  Kuwaud  VI. 
ui  n>  ..  br  bw  aJM  •on. 
BiTKiaii  AiumriN.  w|,  of  Midtlleain,  who  wu^ 


ASS 

Rli'liarJ,  d.  Mfa  >wtrii  utb  Uanh,  1IU1.    Ilii 

wliclHTtn,  Ihr  work  of  one  VUey,  who  it>  c<in< 
■vftuencB  wBa  hapgcd  itt  LiiQniiiier. 


lwth,m.W 

dam  Bmuu 

l>t.  1.^.0 

Whicley. 

.M.toClirirtoplivf  Bnn 

or  Bank. 

h  PcbruBrv 

ISM.andwiL 

EUrr»o, 

hud  iKciv 

id  Ibc  banou 

at  kDiehtliind  fwn 

El  by  Kint 

gbttrntS, 

B*lphA»b 

Wn.but 

<rfWh,^ 

ASS 

i.n  WUiM«rf. 

INI.  u 

d  bit  un 

l>Uupiwiit  Si 

H 

M<nr  r.w.,  ..  titmt 

Jobi 

A^iD.11. 

Hrarj  AipiDill 
CilhmiK-eiruiiii 

fcut 

■  "  ""■ 

Y 

w.. 

lirinj   ia 

tMK.  H.  Hobcn  CuopbeU 

»q..Bd 

in  im.  la  SirTbmiiH  E^non,  t*n. 
VM  wu  cmud  in  l>M.  Buna  Cny  de  WU- 
tBB,  Diul  in  but,  ViKDonl  <lr>T  A*  WUHn  ■uil 
K*n.  »  WiittiN.  bjr  «t»a>  Dw  luil  Bf^trsnl 

ElUKDI  ROHTDH,  who    H.  MUl  ApKI,    int. 

Babcit  Urwtciur,  iIwb  VUnnuil  Htlfnia. 

•he  l»rl  ibnr  KM. 

Tbohi*.  Scrl  >/  MIUmi. 

Sir  tialpli  wcddtd,  McondlT.  Blunor.  dancbtn-  at  itia 
Hn.  John  Coplc).  of  BaUirly.  uii]  nlid  of  Jnhp 
Hshaii.HH.  at  Holun,  U  tkn  cminlr  of  LaKucn. 
Il>  iM  JIM  DnmWr,  iraa.  whin  ku  dMufl.un  bt^ 


u^r.-. 


AST 
ASTLEY,  OP  MELTON  CONSTABLE. 


Ant  wifr.  iomt,  Anafbla  at  EbuiM  d*  Boifc  ■  fnU 
man  it  Out  tisie  tD  Lrmncnbin,  Sir  Tbotaa  kal  • 

Lnnli  Am1>t.  g(  Aitlny.  and  a  danghbir.  Inal 
nf  WiUian  da  Blnsii^ttaUB.    By  hi>  h 
daufhlei  of  Pft(r  ComuUe.  of  Mchon 

CD-Iwir  dT  lin  bmber.  Sir  Rabm  Cm 

•Ubia,  kuL.  bi  Itft  thTH  xnu,  Tmubk.         .    .       _ 
Supbcn.  wilbidanikur,  Acua.    Tba  (U<M  eC  IbiM 


TMoa< 


»,  inbniud  Hill  HoRub.  tmt  Oai 
T.of  Uill  Morton  aod  )I«Iiiib<-<» 


dufhtai  uf  H  lUUn  Haamcr,  rai, 
K,  fn-AuHnna  rviMii,  Hbo 


X.  blbcT. 


JnHR  A>TLiT.M|.  of  Hm  UoMa  ami  Upturn  Cw 
•ubia.  >bo  I-.  FnooH,  daB(fat>r  ud  tatr  sf  Jaka 
CbryiK-y.  u^.  of  Sinjafbani,  la  tba  aooMf  «f  K«M. 

Iiiir  kniti.  >.«.  .r  HOI  Mann  and  HMMb  C«» 
riiMi.  TbiacDUuuaaLMarr.dHshMrarHmp* 
Wildffra".  nq.  at  BortaT,  ka  Ban,  u«  kri 
Tnuait.  bla  bnr. 

JtcoafSlr),  a  dklintaiabrd  ranttf  r  •>(«.  wto 
tar  bia  aminanf  Mntoa  «•>  niaad  b>  U>a 
tMnnaa  >B  IWl  »  I«4  Aniay,  gf  RaadiM- 
(Saa  Bnbal'i  C^iMarl  Z'amvi.} 


ravpttatar  •<  Wk*u*i 


.  md  b;   b>i  Udr>b>v 

la  IIm)  ■•  Hrijr  Hivlnlat  tblld. 
XicHiaoWiujia  Pui  Ctaaua,  whs  Ui 
«aa  (naud  KtlLllBwa.    Uta  Indiblp 


Mt.  *«ddrd  Fruu».  dungbur  (nd 

>  UniK.  <w|.  at  TilDejr,  uiil  had  iHi 

nsulSlt).  vbsd.  J.  p. 

.4Bf,  bnir  (A  biA  &dwr. 

Dw<iptS)t).wbsM.  ths  Hon.  Eliubclh  AilUy. 

only  daB(kI«  ud  ncntul  brims  nr 

Jwflb.  tiM  Lnd  Aitlc),  of  lUudinE. 

fitlMrof 
Juoa  AifiTT,  who  Inhpriud  tbo  i 
I    U*  BDcli.  K>>  Imu  Amity.  I.un.  i 
IMI*d  (  Bllrmrt  hhnirit  in  KWO 

vtiatius  tARtqeU  of  UiU  Uortoa  and 


•F4rded 


life  ■■  loi  luitb  llugdBlc)  fa  fuiDotu  did  Jnhn 
de  Aitlij  grow  for  hl>  rilour  llul  he  vu  elertsd 
■  Knicut  or  iHi  GinTU,  ind  bon  for  hii  tnnt 
llu  cmli  of  ^illi?  aud  aartcourt,  quiTTrrlT. 
with  .  ioAri  ./[fttw  poind  n-«ito#."  Hewn 
inumd  >t  PmhuU  under  ■  Itindiume  icaoa- 


i  AiTUT,  M|.  of  Ilnl  Hortao  ud  Hrllon 

I.  till  Janurr.  IMl-  Sir  laur  n.  Kadul,  duigfalei 
•(  A^aitfH  HwlociF.  »|.  of  HuifoTd,  in  Nor- 
UK  ^  kad.  MCgnJIy,  Biidtei.  daugbtn  of  John  CdLe. 
f^  ■(  Manfcua,  ud  vidow  of  Edward  DnylF)-.  riq. 

mM  afta**^  and  ft*  ■•■□aircT  Iminc  eKinr 


Th>ield< 

Suffo 


•4.  oT  PaDhult,  in  tbi 
I.  M.  Jane.*  daoghler  of  Sir  Tlioo 
Gollab,  in  tha  taske  itiiR,  and  h 


Thdhii  Aitlit.  nq.  of  Patthnll,  who  wedded  ilur- 
griret,  daoebler  of  Sir  William  DoUlcr.  knt.  of  Kar- 

RicHiKU  AtTLti.  «q.  of  Pnuhull.  Thi>  gButlemiiii 
n.  Joan,  daUEfalcr  of  TbomaB  Otelej.  uq.  of  Pilch- 
fotd,  in  Salop,  and  bad,  with  a  dangler  Jape,  hd 
only  un,  hit  tuccctaor  at  bi»  deceaK  in  1A3V, 

Tuantl  AiTLCi,  ev).  of  Pnubull,  who  n.  Hary, 
daughiEr  and  ro-lu-ir  of  Sir  Gilbert  Talboi,  tnt.t  and 


tacnr  Aitlct,  «q.  of  Palabull.  wbo  wedded  Do- 
I.  daughur  of  Sir  tluiniu  GiO^rd,  knt.  of  Cbil- 
D,  in  titalTliTdflhlre.  and  waa  1.  by  (the  ton  of 
Tbooiai  AfUay,  bit  only  aon.  by  Nargery,  daagfatir  of 
Sir  Walter  Alton,  Lul.  of  Tiial,  oonnly  of  Suffurd) 
hit  grandton, 


■a  Anui,  kat.  wu  in  conmiuion  Ind      daugb 
AKasp  [L.  «■*■«  IV9,  for  laalnj  a  tahtidT  oi 
««f  afWnwtrk.andtli  ^aara  afla.  hrcoUertlng 

a  M  ««  •(  lb*  kalgbt*  of  tba  ihir*.    Ha  wedded 

"l  -i-r     to^kHT  aait  hrir  nt  RIohard,  ton  c'  " 

mt^  Bareniit.  and  had  laiae. 

Taoaaa  (Sir),  Id*  biir. 

ia*s  fSlrr,  tat  tit  iht  hn>aai  and  moai  em 

•nUbmor  0»  era  In  which  be  ll'ed.  and  d 

yidafevd  bfr  hit  exlraordlBary  pennnal  pro 

■■■^  kf  bin  OB  bonahaek  wtlh  Peter  dt  Ma>- 


if  Helber,  in  Leicettcnl 


.  daugbUT  of  Franc] 


taly.    lit  MbawgwDtlyfonobl  Sir  Philip  Boyle, 


•  nil  My  -a.  aam  In  ^iiv  »»■>  VI. 

t  !**■•*.  <aafbU(iadh>lt  of  Hit  William  Pii 
kM.  ^  fbr  IMy  talw  Riialon  bit  wto,  daaihle 

;  I.  I'^ancia'lHtntitj  Am.aT,  bit  heir,  who  a 
ttn, Mm.  ttvt  d.amtti  and  t»bnt  nf ' 
n^  Bvilar,<iq.  td  Bflnhaw,  Wilit.  awl 


iht.  aiHl  by 

I.  hill,  »]<b 


DatdileAiUey.ofBYericy, 


1.  ttleham  AMley,  of  OMi 


.  eiq.  of  WQIon,   Id   Wit- 


lit* 


..  by  bi.  d. 


lis  df  TciIiDn  IB  tbe  caiiK  sT  royalty  wu  kni|1i(«]  by 
dniCniaLDll-andrrHicdiBiiniiri  lltb  Au(n*t, 
t,  xm  <i(>rr  lbs  Kt'tlormtlon.  He  •>.  Bnl,  Eliu- 
h,  dujfbur  of  John  PlLJUpp*.  esq.  of  Picton  Ca>llD» 
in  IhD  wnnty  o(  Fnnbrabi,  hul  by  bcr  bid  do  male 
ima-  u  (arrive  biouelr.  Sir  Ricbud  wedd<4,  x- 
nmdly.  Henrima,  diuiftler  uil  co-beiT  of  Williun 
Uoilue.uq.  stGrHtNurhi*.  inUu-cennty  sf  Burti. 

•Imue  *tth  fnbnury.  laa, 

II.  8ia  Joni.  *tnjr,  ¥.H.  fnr  Sbrrvibnry,  irhn  m. 
Miry,  diiighwr  mil  b»ir  nf  Pnnci*  Pryaca.  mj.*  o( 
Ihc  OMiity  of  Silaii,  imd  bid  innie, 

Richard- Prynn.  wbo  pndeceaKd  bi*  filbet  oniu^ 


Aucii,  d.  M  Charlu,  [bird  I 


Pkocu,  h.  to  June*  O'Dimnrll,  twi. 
Ur  Jobs  Aillrj  4.  IVlb  Utombcr.  irri, 

Iba  BinDiinvi  bccvne  izluut. 


ASTON,  OP  ASTON. 


/^x 


RuBiiD  Di  Antxi  (»• 
DUtoB,  Sn  Bautlia  Ttm 
■f  Uu>  fftri  <>(  lUoif   III.    Ilia  *■(•' 


1.  ud  A'iMf  Jum.     Hi* 


iliDDiAtniii.wbaouf.  biibiaaini.aMtlwr  I 

lau  UK  AlTDK,  Wb4  WBddrd.  Ifivp.  KmttKul-, 
Dungcit  dtngbm  ud  ahrii  ut  HiigffTfcmiii. 
lield,  in  Chuhin.  sod  b*d  Lhiw. 


Tbii  Ricbard  dird  bcforf  lii>  wife,  i 

widow  in  tin  IMbof  EDWtDDlll.) 


Huan.  father,  by  Cicely  (■fterw^di  ■■  N 


of  Ibe  fanily. 

t<ir  Rubtrt  died  beton  be  Wth  EuHliD  It 
that  year  bw  eldat  hd, 

HicHAao  AiTOK,  wu  lord  of  Ammi.  bri  Ih  dylac 
iuiicleu  abanc  the  -aitnd  «  Urd  oi  iIm  bb*  ndpi. 
Ibe  eabu*  piuHid  to  hi>  (nsdnefibcw, 

Si>  RicHian  Arroii.  UiL  Iiii4  of  Aaton.  nbo  m. 
6r>l.  Jiuiel.  danibler  nf  John  HDPbnrU,  ef  Hnln. 
■  nd  had  leinral  ehlldrtn  wbo  wiih  tlulf  UMWr  dt 
dt>-d  of  tbe  placne  «  Rlnny-    He  neddfll.  mttaitt,  J 
Plh  RicHiau  II,  BIIfh,  daaghwr  am)  brlio*  <;*f>^   I 
Uiiltna.!   aiirl  aoquired  landi  Ihinrby  Id  Liatwk  »mA    1 
Hniton-    Of  Uiia  Kcuod  marria^^  tberv  wa*  Ih**,         \ 
BoauT.  I 

Kiory,  lliin(  Xaih  KanaT  V. 

EliaabBb.  B.  tni,  llib  KiraiaD  ll.nTk 

KB  of  TboiuBB  Doydell,  of  CalsTicb.  w1 

iaaue ;  •KBndlT.  Il>>  of  lh>  hiv  rrtfB-  I 

b«il  Maaiy.  of  Halei  and.  thirdly,  u  n 

Danyel,  of  nier-TaUe; :  ibe  rf.  in  til*. 

Kir  Ricbard  waa  Ireaiuierlo  PblU|ipa.  QnecnCt 

of  Edwiii.  111.,  of  her  tanda  and  KDb  is  AhI 

In  Walea,  and  Hrward  of  llopeadile.    He  na  In  Oc 

waninKpiin,  lltb  Ri.niau  II..  and  n*  (miBd  > ' 

llaltoD.  IWb  Hi»>r  I\.    Sir  Rl'hatd.  aba  vat  to 

of  Amn  fimy  yetrt.  WHf.  at  bla  drceaar  ineB,kl 

vidaw,  mnairied  Jrdm  Kycroft;  by  Ui  cUcr  tua. 

Kia  ttuHiT  AtTOR.  of  AttoD,  wbo  weddr4  labri 
dattfhin-  and  heir  b(  Joba  Uentoo.  and  bad,  Riditai 
bli  hair,  UaTid,  llTini  t3nl  Haiar  W-.  mt,  AUw 
wireaf;obiiMaa.y,a(Sala.    He  diidia  Itll,  ImtI* 


AnbtUa.  dieibin  ■*  ifc 

[    Mnb'b"'  I ' 


SIT  at  UunH,  b> 
lartlce  Banbn. 
Hidila  HoMB,  M 
'.'•,  Ibil  be  boao 
ii>  be  lotrrltd  by 
<  llllrh  Juba  Hi' 
-■rda,  aHl  tbai 


Cledt.aftenriDdtmirrlnlloHockioD;  •adHacbi 

rlrd  HiEbllfl  bli  inuidMI,  wm  ii>  Kuhiid  AMI"     ' 
»y,  aaii.  J«iel.  daatbirr  of  lihm  Hoektrll.  n 


S?fe 


Tk::.. 


Bn  HicHisD  AnvB,  of  Amtau.  who  m.  »  Hin(T  V. 

■adc,  daofhla  nd  beir  of  Peler  Huxr.*  of  Hnrtun, 

Ac  •rnitT  of  Cb«ur,  b;  Harpnt  hli  wiTs,  duigb 

r  m4  Mir  o(  WDIiw  d>  Hatoa,  ud  hid  iuuc, 

TaoMUi  bialisr;  n.  in  ItBJ,  MsrEinl,  dan(hlcr 

•ad  B-bciT  el  Bir  Tluiinu  Dnnan.  al  Datlan, 

^  vh«a  (vlio  w«ddsd,  secondly.  RBljib  Vpt- 

•«.  a^.  or  HuliBflDn,  In  ChuUn)  be  lefl  al 


JahB.Unof  ID  HniT  VII. 

WaUui.Ai.f.  MUuiir  VII. 

Hud*,  at.  IS  John  Dom,  or  FlaiTwda,  in  Chs 

(UfF 

!•■■,  *.  6m,  ta  Roger  Dunm,  trbn  ■Acrwirdi 


8*  A  4a  1 VI,  >Bd  vb  J.  by  bid  fnadJOHp 

Kac««nD  AiTbai*H|.af  Ainm.wboiBi.  Doucvidnngh 
■f  •(  PiH*  Wubunon,  oq.  (oiled  (FiH  Pien)  o 


MlitK 


bill. 


Makot.  of  Crust,  Id  Ow  oiaut)  of  SoiTard. 
CaAxtaa.  a>-  B  Richard  BrmcbioD,  of  Bromh- 
Utela-ttHmi  VII.  10  Raudle.  wn  and  belr 


im,m.  Mlluir  Vllt.  ii 


liam  Mutj.tvi. 


nMaa*  AaivB,  a>|.  nr  Aibn.  Tbii  Eenilenan 
BiMad.  !■  Ili(,  BiUtft.  dauct-in-  irf  Jobo  Hanwell. 
■i  iliaaa  aoad  o-boir  al  Thnnu  llano'eU.  eiq,  dI 


FMa,  *te  ted  a  ba«>H  ■«.  Thnmai  ;litaB,  who 
wm  Urbit  tn  Undon  U  Ibe  M  Hubi  VIII. 

VVBhb*  m.  Aon*,  daugbtarof  ThDHUia  Ireland, 
•^  •<  •>  Hut.  In  LuuuUn, 

fhMw  JU»H  vw  tbenff  of  CbaAlre  In  liUI,  4  En- 
•*•■  TL  a^  djini  In  two  Jtmn  after  ou  (,  ij  Jtit 

I.  «ho  n.  in  IMn,  M>r- 


•  ««aMiNr^UM 

•—dlr.  Bih  Ba.. 


jjj.l»,ar.J^,^ 


EUzabeth,  n.  In  iaho  Musy,  esi.  of  Coaghow, 
younger  brother  or  George  Muiy,  eaq.  o[  Pod- 

Nargiret,  ni.  fim,  lo  Thomu  EgeruiD.  eeii.  o( 
Walereva ;  lod,  Mcondly,  lo  Sir  Edward  Tirrel. 


EUen,  I*,  to  George  Mainwaring,  eiij.  a  younger 

broiber.  o(  IgblSeld,  in  Sbropfhirc. 
Uriida.  ai.  to  Geffrey  HoIcroR,  oT  Hvm,  in  Lav- 


no 

r  of  knighthood  in  Itxa 

He  in.  flr«,  i 

(«», 

Et 

ng,  uf 

lghtfi.1d,  and  hu)  iuue, 

Arthur  (Sir),  of  Fulhjim 

bo  had 

two  lont,  Bicbard  A.to 

n,  and  Sia  Akt 

ir>  At- 

anny,  and  go.o 

rnor  of 

JlUl    td 

death  by  tbe  rebeli  at 

Tred^h,  In  Ire 

Ddered  the  town 

Thomju  (Sir),  m.   Eliub 

th,  deoghler  o 

John 

SbackburEh,  e..!,  of  B 

denbory,  in  W 

rwick- 

l^wcei,  n.  flnl,  to  John  Hockuell.  eai|.  of  Hock- 
uell :  >eCDndly.  to  Reben  Darle,  of  CroogbloD  i 
and,  thirdly,  to  Owen  Longford,  of  Boitoa,  In 

Derbynhin. 

Htigartt,  M.  to  Sir  Thomu  Ireland,  at  B«u>Ti 
near  Warnngton,  and  waa  Tice-chaiulierUin  of 


l-  of  Clorerley, 


BUiabeih,  m.  to  Richard  Dod,  e 

in  SbrojMhira. 
Mary,  m.  first,  to  Richard  Brown,  gent. 

Anne.  m.  to  Richard  Allen,  esq.  of  GrHDhill. 
Cbeihin. 

CalhaiiDe,  m.  to  Peter  Leigh,  gent,  of  Ridge. 
e  wedded,  secondly.  Mary,  daughter  of  WiUiam  Vd- 
n,  caq.  of  Dracton,  in  Salop,  but  had  no  other  ianno. 
Iio  aarriied  him,  and  ai.  secondly,  Edward  Payler, 
q.  of  York.    Sir  ThMiuu  was  •henB' of  Cheshire  in 


Robert,  d-  yovngi 

Haude,  m.  Ant.  lo  Thomu  Panons,  eaq.  of  Cab- 
Ungton,  in  Warwickshlra  i  and,  aacondly.  In 


V  sa  of  Rkbard  MaNy.  esq.  n 


Astai,  kBL  ■sMlsnaa  of  ibe  bedebam- 
M  Jaaaa  t.  wbo  m.  am.  H»y  Stewart. 
s(  imsuWf.  LmH  U(k<l<r>r.  sod  bad 


If  Upton,  la  NorthamptoailiiFv 


He  weddid,  Kcoodty,  CordeUt,  dauehler  ul  Sir 
John  Siaabope,  snd  sliIeT  of  Ihs  Bni  Earl  uf  Chi^t. 


knt.  of  Buld.  IB  Unci 


re.  daughter  of  Sir  Rlihaid  Buld. 


KliulicTh,  if.  oDm.  in  IffW. 


I  KojmS  OHM.  He  HL  fint,  ip  IU7.  k 
dkuf  htrF  ot  Sir  John  PonltiirT,  kni,  of  Mli 
llw  imBt]>  of  [Renter,  ud  oo-hcir  of  hi 

Xai  iuot,  ISU)  hi  had  us  nniTiiic  imw. 
AbA,  Kcoadly,  Anne,  dftncbrvr  uid  nt»  fc 
llAff  WiUoutblr),  tan.  of  mdW.  in  tbc 
Ucrtf,  b}  hia  fint  wifo,  otm  eC  Ihe  i]ui(hi«i 


l»i»  of  Sir  Thsmu  Koollyt,  knU  at  Bcrki 

■  ndbT 

IMl  UAj  (who  mi>if«l  him 

and  1*.  is  be 

*rido-. 

iHxid  Uh  Hon.  Anclwtel  Gny 

WOOdHD    O 

Hmrr. 

WitLoieHiT.  tail  meow 

lirdlta- 

Rm«.  of  PoRIurll,  JD 

th'  cmnry  of 

Dttby- 

bit  ttcni  Witt,  tnibm. 

UtTj.  m.to-  BiddDl)>h 

uq.    of  PolMS 

oHh,  iu 

li««™>..yofW.™i^ 

WiUiUD 

uriin.  n«T  N 

unwich. 

IR.  bal  iffrcted  fa 

uiab.  iDd  bmifhl  into  Snltiinl.  wtarnoc  kRcmptiiu; 
■I^B  to  »cape,  he  su  oteernd  bji  ■  loldier  vbo  (itb 
faiB  ■  Mow  on  the  bead,  which,  ud  bii  other  voimdi 
hnnuhl  on  n  (errr  *nd  onrionrd  hii  dntb  ia  Saf. 
.  He  <rw  I.  by  hli  »n, 
■I  I  noil.  Tlib  (emltmu  envcted 


II.  liiaWiLi, 


Riciuiu,  m.  KliHbMi,  diucbter  -tlabs  War 
•>|.  of  OxfgrdAin.  and  died  *4Ui  Noiem 
U4I.  leaiinf  Ihu, 
WiLLocoBiT,  who  inherited  u  Sftta  bnrog 


tb*  )<idcM  of  (he  cwrl  of  Ktma  Beodi  In 
nw,  wii  milled  Iba  banonr  of  hnJfht- 
ItMd.    Hi  Rkdiatd  ■•.  Cm.  MIm  Kldiwl, 


Is  lohn  Pickerinc.  tv\.  el  TbalnIL 

edomiurried. 

u  HeoTT  n'rifbt.  t* 


lancbter  of  Willian  Widdringlmi.  ik|.  and  dxd  M 
anuarr.lTll,  left,  with  eighl  daughlen.  of  -b«  C 
n»iNi.in.inl73«,lheHDn.and  Rei.  Hiurj  Ham 
oiinli  toB  of  John.  Evi  at  Briaio).  and  Umrftry,  t 
ame  the  wifo  of  Gilbrn  WalioHlyi  eeq.  i  mlela 

>ud  beir,  '"  " 

ilocM  M.P.  far  Uicprt 

Ul^. 

ofiita 


H.  in  Harch.  IIIVS,  Reben-i 
he.  nq.  of  Greenwicb.  Iiy  «hi 

J.  blTlnf  had  na  iunv.  Ih  dntacd  faia  OMMefc  Id 
~  b   Pebraary.   1IH.  ■•  ^ 


ClTHIIIBe,' 

r.  D.D.  who  in  c 


I.  Sia  WiLLOvoHii  AnoR,  who  wi 
deofbter  of  Henry  Pye,  ttq,  at  Pan 
(by  hia  wife  Anne,  aiater  sf  Lord  BalhorM),  nkd 


Minrt,  4,  yaonf. 

Hary*  m.  tun,  to  Sir  Jsbn  Crew,  imi,  sf  I'll 

•  CiTanmi  Arma,  wh<-  Inbniied  Afln  Hall  and 

•  eMIH  uf  hri  bfvther.  bol   bi  bTF  baabani  tka  Hui. 
>d  Krt.  Pi.  Hnwy  AaUa,  wU  died  In  !«»»»»«, 

innat  ICmtit  Ain>«.  >(.<...  Ml.,  rilrklnut 


Sopbia.  1'"^  BiimafiMJ- 
Sir  WUlouchby  wu  rtnned  to  ptrilMil  fcr  Ki» 
tiniham  in  IIM.  and  appslaled  ealoail  bI  Am  Keii. 
ahire  ulliti.  in  I7».    Ha  d.  Mib  AnfM.  im.  ..J 
waa  J.  by  hia  ion. 

»i.  Sii  Wiijj«uii.i  A.To».  wbn  _.  Udy  laH 
Hanfary.  aKand  dau(taler  of  Kotan.  Kari  of  NotAin* 
Dm.  Loan  CutHiiiLuia  or  EHOuao  in  l»l.  bal  dyti^ 
>.  r.  nnd  Uarcb.  l«l].  bia  aiatm  bHnH  Ua  IMia, 
ud  Uia  BlkuRalcr  HjMnrf. 


-Party  pw  et 


ATK.t.\S,  OP  CLAPHAM. 


ooo 


Eirmci 
June.  ITS*. 

bart.  Df  R^l^.  in  the  munty  of  Bprk.,  by  wlioH 
(wlio  RM.  aiit  OclolHtt,  IIU.  John,  Bnl  Earl  Cower*), 
■Hbod 

Prnelnpe,  ».  Jih  JmuBry.  Ir-»S0.  Oforge  Pitt, 
Hs  <1.  in  Fnucr,  in  ITIS,  and  wm  i.  b;  bii  elder  ton. 

■r  AiuH*.  H'D.  pb^ridu  to  A 


bclUBIi  A»is<.a«.  urCUyhini,  la  thcanuitj 

u«II.IMh)aD(.  1000.   Hf ■■. II«bK«,aiiDgtain- 
>  muinoJ  Hhdil,  III  Loudon,  knt.   and  ' 

mnry.  wbo  <-  IHb  Fsbrw; ,  1077,  (god  tw 


HOT'  a.  B  lb<  Rl«)>l  HrT.  Williun  Moralon, 
D.P.  BUiop  nt  HfUh.  wd  tud  l»tw. 
Miilari  Munton,  la  lioly  nrdrn,  a.  •■  p. 
AKiaiHLU  iluiiTuii,  ■■.  (0  WUlUn  T'lylur. 

la  mi.  Un  •  Mm. 
T)M  Hn.  Sii:H(Iii>  Tiruia,  vbn  taberited 
A*    HOW    of    Llnlo    Monton,  io    Ihg 

■Ml*  ol  Ibc  half  Uood,  Sir  WilUuo 
■•nton,  iratimt  of  ibi  dly  of  Londoo 
la  IIU.  and  unnrtil  tba 


M0(M"ll 


nf  th« 


^nmt  Krr.  Wiltldn-Hcinton  Mgrcioi 
td  liMa  MoiTlcni, 
t^m,  m.  m  Uwinl  Aitiu.  cq.  brailicr  <.(  Sii 

■b. «.  fa  Tbonv  Took*.  e*q.  of  Wumitvy. 


It  daiigbltr  of  Sir  WuUtin  UUk,  tan.  ud  bud, 
.  ou  (urtirine  dioghler,  Rebem-Haria,  m.  in 


Hied  in  the  fin  fsmily,  uid  tbe  BiioiilTsi  bsru 
Jn-f  Ai.  IbTH  bar*  arg.  in  chief  Ihm  benuila- 
AUCHEE,  OF  BISHOPSBOURNE. 


^^^ 


:h«  coudHh  ot  Euei,  Kenl.  Suoiin,  and  NolDngbini. 
'deri?i!d"  Ive  qnou  HuMd)  from  falcluv  or  Ait- 
.-Km,  Iha  Ont  Earl  of  Kent,  and  nnong  iti  eartint 
sonbrn  we  mmi  menliuu  Walnr  fiti- Auger,  ■  ooblr 
Briton,  who  Aoiriibcl  >[  the  Couqacil,  and  wia  a 


Nicuoui  Aiiuuaa,  Kin  of  Thomaii,  Lord  of  Idub- 

■oui.  Tbv  TODDgei-.  William,  left  an  only  daugliirr, 
CbriitinB,lhe(rire  of  Arnald  do  Alkhus.  Tho  cldor 
«ai  father  of 

HtHiii  AiiDHai,  of  LoMubam.n.  Elinbeth.  daugh- 
ter of  John  UiEE*.  o'  Barbuo,  in  Koni,  and  had  a 

Ha!^aT  Ai'CHiTi,  of  Loiiaiihau.  who  wnldod,  Ann. 
...bellB  At  TowDB.  of  llirowlrlgb,  (Dd  had  hy  btr. 

"liambetb.  aauRbia'  of  Sir  John 


AUC 

kCii  ol  loha  Vtit'^ttJ,  «q.    ThB  (nnd- 

•OBof  tbltnuuriAgeiMlr  JuHKCoumriHk 

Lni.iifWi(HU,  HldaMininaraf  Lohh 

ham  to  AJrian  Moorr,  mq.  of  BghUD.  In 

HarRT.   In    wbi»  funily   11  uutinaed 

uolO  alleTiMed  in  lin  to  Kiclwlu  BUhx^ 

II.  Robert,  ■ncnlgr  of  tUt  Aucben  of  WotwiU. 

Knry  Aneher  nuTiid.  ucendlj,  inui.  diugbMr  and 

Iwlr  at  TbBni*  St.  !>•(«.  o(  Otnrd«n.  HconJ  Mm  of 

Sir  lUlph  St.  UiBT.  of  UloHDb.  knichl  of  Uw  •bin 

fbr  K«l  SI  Edhiid,  ud  b«d  ui  ooly  ma. 

fluiT  AtCHiK.  wbo  neended  U  the  muor  o( 
Ottndn,  bla  mMbir'i  IslteriUDCc,  (od  icUTd  hira- 
••l(tben.«b>nhe«»mldia«  IVHijoar  VI.  He 
M.  Alkia  Bolcpi,  (od  Irtt  ■  •on  and  mxeHor. 

ioiiD  Adchu,  Df  Olbrdn,  irho  died  lard  April, 
IMI,  and  wu  burled  ia  Ibr  nnrlbdupil  ofthepiirub 
AnKbi  tiaTioi  by  Altee  Cbari:b,  hia  vita,  Ihne  >aiu 


>.  Jtao,  hiibeir. 


t.m.t  danghUr  oC Gflbolr. 


II.  Jim.  •>.  tn  nunai  Corbel. 
Tbe  eldnt  Mm, 

Jaxu  AvcBn,  aq.  of  Onerdea.  vedded  Atii» 
daniblrr  of  Tbcnaaa  Hilli,  ew),  of   Efgarton,  nci 

Hardm.  »q.  of  Hardrt*)  had  a  aon  and  daofUlei 
AxiHuar,  bii  belt,  awl  Hutao,  s.  lo  Jinet  Aurhii 
He  died  «h  January,  t»n,  wu  iiilened  Mar  bl 
father,  aod  ancceeded  by  bia  Mm. 

Si>  Annosi  Ai'CHii.  LdL  af  Oltrrden.  vba  a. 
quiivd  (ram  Tbomaa  ColFfepet,  (mil.  Mtnai  VIII 

He  •riddfd  AITn.  daiicbter  of  WaUam  Com'nUla,  ■ 


1.  Jdhi.  Df  Onenbni.  ■•.  Ana 

daiuhUr  of   Sir 

William    KclIawBV.  kut.  and  led    u  asly 

de-ibter  and  belre.*. 

Jam.  m.  trmr-  tt<um  E 

I.  b,  whom   tb. 

■dd  M.  William 

Lavin.  LL.I>. 

Ml.  rbaBia..d.  •.  t>. 

TbaewmdMi. 

«kD.  U»  mawna  of  BW>oiiboiin.!e 

H*  ■.  Vabal,  diBfbier  of  Sir  Tbomae  WnMbe,  knL 

aadhad 

AnauiT.  hIa  belt. 

Kllaabelb.  ■.  M  Sir  WIHUh 

by  bb.,.  who  dl«l 

NiaoiaiT.  M.  b>  Hesrr.  ink  •« 
Lard  Cblal  Jaalta  Cake. 

Aanoii  AntBia.  mq.  M  Biihapabiwine.  er  Bnaree, 
■Berried  Iva  vine,  bu  bad  laaiM  eatr  by  the  aeeaB  ' 
Marvmt.  lantbter  ed  MvtB  Mandri,  AirhbMwr 


B,  of  Willsbennch.  >b*  at.  Hary,  daufbur 


of  John  tilbbOB.  and  by  btr.  vbi 

Auchtr.  D.D 


dying  in  Jnly  leil,  waa  luceeadrd  by  bit  aoo, 

1,  Sia  Amudiii  ADCBaa.or  Bonnie,  wbo  aaa 
aled  a  aiaoNBT  41h  Jnly,  I«SII.  He  veddad. 
Kliiabgth,  daufhter  of  Reberl  Hatlon,  raq.  by  v 
{wbo  died  In  IBWJ  ba  had  no  iHne  B  anrrlTa 
and,  Kcondly,  EUiabelb,  dau|bler  of  Sir  TV 
Hewitt.  XbI.  by  whom  be  had, 


lady  prcemttT  av  co-Hajn: 

■I.  Mkiut.  m.  to  Ralpb  BlooKr.  D.D.  \ 

or  gaDlertnry,  and  bad,  with  othar  IMM.  ■ 
daughter, 
Anne  Bloner.  <rba  wrddad  Jawa  Taaia, 
a«|.  aad  bad  a  ho,  laaac  H.  T«l>.  <•«. 
and  a  daoibtar.  Mary  Telle,  who  m.  Ma-      { 
jor  Cenenl  Sir  Cbarlea  Shipley,  aad  Ml      i 
Ihie*  daiiihure.  J 

KatherinaJaae,  ■.  to  CoIohI  EdwH4     I 

Aocuta-liary.  ■-  In  Alnasdar  Maa-     I 

Bliiabnb«al«,  ai.  to  Henry,  Cari  ^    I 

r  Anibony  died  in  May,  lOM,  and  vaa  f .  by  kla  i^  * 
II.  Sia  AoTHDkT  AfCHia.  of  Binra*.  M  *lMaa  do-  1 
aie  in  minority  In  l«t,  the  tiUa  faeeid  aa  Ue  b^      ' 


Beekiniham,  w|.  (Is  wboB  eba  »  ■ 
cfibd  wife).  Bad  bad  a  wt, 
Hm  Kn.  JoH>  Cu 


daafbtrr  and  beir, 
Uirui.ai.ia  im.m  XnwMaTit- 

Lua,  ae^.  af  Bihau,  !■  Kankadt 
ba.  l>a».  («■«  Hvaaa-a  fbv 
mmrr,.  Tol,  iii,  f 


lIiMtin'-Hu»ii-HalliiTi  Coiirrr,  n 
to  WOUabi  Hvughan,  oq.  of  Uarloii 
Cnn.  and  hud  Ihuc, 

CslblriDa  HiHishMiii.  m,  to  iLr   Kci 
Rk^Bfd  Sukdyi,  and  bnd  luue, 
Richard- Edwin  Sudyi,  Iteut.  R.  N 
kiDfd  ID  KtioD  off  Cupcnlugd 

Calbuina   SandyB,  ■«■    in   IV03,   li 
John  CbHBbyrc,  «q.  opL  H-N. 
Brm,  <a  «  ^i«f  ai.  thrHi  limu  r&nkpL  or- 


AUSTEN,  OF  BEXLEY. 


._  .      I.  «q.  of  UnlcT.  Iii«b  •barlfl'  of 

■  MM  tmi  IMI.WH  CIMU4  •  (IKIHR  bT  X*'"* 

MiLaiklMJiilytDilicfoniifryHr.    Sir 
■.  Am.  Mucuit.  duqihKt  o(  WUIiuD  Wtl 


■•4  »r  ikM  ti^  ku  b 


Sinli  WindKr,  nhD  m.  «nl,  Bd- 
nard  CiminUs.  and,  uwDdlr, 
J'  ndauWr  and  1iifl  by  tlie  fur- 
Eoer  (va  daugbtara  and  co-bnra, 

Uiit  CuHtTtiLi,  ■■.  to  ibe 

Rsr.  ThaiDu  RobcrU. 
Anna  ConiTiBLB,  n.  to  Sir 
Wiltiom  Curtk,  ban. 
!d»ard,of  Bexley,  m.  Ant.  Mary,  ilaugb- 
ter  of  Kdvird  Napier.  »q.  of  Dorast- 
•hin.  bal  bad  no  iHne.  He  wedded, 
Ka>niUy.Eliiabetb,diueliUr  of  Edward 
Mflnoiiig,  evq.  of  KiviDgton,  in  Kml, 


1.  John. 

morohant.  w 

od.  in 

Tarkey. 

■•  *3; 

nRmt. 

r  Bote 

.r,ba«. 

f  rna- 

..  Drmi 

thenton,  in  the  eoi 

«,a  of 

SirJobnStawell.K 

«™ndly.tc 

H^r, 

Seym 

™.-«l.o(l,.l 

trk,  In  tbe 

couDly 

wih  Ociober 

I6M, 

by  hi. 

eld 

HK  Aditin,  M.P.  fin 

Bye.  in 

P^ 

III.  ar 

d  ODO  Of  tho  wm- 

ujhBr 

b«r  ol 

of  Slagun 

h«,  in 

Hanfordabin 

,  by  wbom  (w 

Dd.in 

mti)  be  had  isiu, 

BUiabetta,  d.  nnn. 

Knac,  m.  to  ConterfDrd  BriKike,  Bh).  of  UaMej 

Caan,  in  Shropahire,  and  of  Conibiirfard,  in  the 

counlf  of  Suttati. 
Anns,  n.  to  Boben  Rod,  oq.  of  Herefardabin. 


Eliubetb,  danghur  and  CD-hrir  of  CiniBII  SOIWIID, 
eaq.  of  CiAbaratoa,  in  Samenetahlnj  uid  by  bar  (vpho 
•nTTiTed  bim,  and  we^ed.  aecondly,  WDIiam  Wynd, 
(aq.  of  NnifDllE.  chambcriaia  to  Ibe  Piinceaa  Siiphia, 


Sir  Rabsrt  d. 


>.  by  bia  at 


in  Kent,  m.  in  Norcmbsr  )»».  Rachel,  daughlei  sf 
Sir  Pimmii  Uaafawood,  ban.  of  Weal  Wycoinb,  BucU, 

V.  Sia  SHarruLu  AttTim,    Tbb  gentlonun  dyina 

to  Una  of  Boben,  aecond  aon  of  ibi  flnt  baninoi). 


Al'tTEK,  or  DEBMAMS. 


r.  111*.    f>U  ioba   nrpmrBted  iIm  comt)  al 
IMi,  wIhb  Uw  Biauanci  bccuu  uilnei. 


Tta*  ■ruHmiHutorHilirunllT.imiinf  Shoo  nrlnie- 
iMm.  wu  •(  nmuii  \IupU.  u«r  H'tc  bi  ibe  oninly 

Kmr  111.,  uid  wtilrh  pl>f«,  m  Mr.  fhilpM  ok- 
Hr>H,  "  hid  tb«I  tyv'tltOn  tiattasUoB  HDltoll  to  iU 
OHO*  la  tDlinat*  U  u,  Uul  In  Ibt  laun  chM  it 
DirD^  Uw  ]itUdt«l>iaiir«M  Alolrkiu.  •  Xhob." 
rnn  All   Alulfiku  Jumaiii  Aurr.  «  pcnoa  e( 


.1  VI.. 

laam  AiLor*  n*  ttui  u  Hur 
BBoMy  ■>(  Kim.  uid  marritd  In  Ai 
Thona*  WfM,  M^.  bj  *luiB  t>r  had  I 

Tuonaii  Aiui»,  of  ths  hbh  t^acr.  and  sf  HndbarT 
In  HnffDU,  botdliK  Urt*  pnaMlou  Id  Hi*  iwinUr* 
•r  Kawl  ud  HnOblk  ((m^  Kpwiid  IV..  obo  bid 
Uhm.  kT  Aiiui,  hia  irllai  daatblar  i4  Wlllian  Birch 
0)F  Ilk*  hl>  wk(r.  danthtat  of  Rofer  (irk*,  of  Nor 
Mk!.a  »D.  WUtiau,  u.l  *  dauibur.  Akdu.  ■>.  to 
Hk  Jaba  llniK«.  lord  m*it.r  of  Limdnn,  tnm  whotn 
,  an4  WiDlInd  DnitH. 


a.  u  air  tliFbaid  «i 


I.  of  Bdc 


khani.  ud  lUrl  <X 


WiujiB  Atuhv.  *•«.  na  Mcb  al 


•ln«b(«  al   EoKMI   SolTard.  n^  af   f 


C  i4  Ik*  OBIT  4 
arikaia«(_lf 
.    Baa.Ja 


II.  TlwBaa.  who  at.  Marf  CainiaiAaa,  aaA  « 
hibcr  s(  CatadBdiiu  Aylatf, —mmiJtd 
Dac^T  af  LancaalaT. 

1.  Uarfuvt,  wi/(  o<  Edward  Bm,  aa*.  a«  l)» 


.  Inu  of  S 
a  AjrlaA,  Mf.  rf  Bi 

.  iu  CuahridcBhir*  ^  and  h]  - ' 

nbelh.  daagbiir  of  Tioaaa 

ochowr.  Tboiul  \y]nfr».  I 

MuTY,  Hire  of  Sir  AnlhonT  Thuiua.  knL  d(  Cafe    * 

kaiD.  in  SamT. 
eilobclb.  wire  e4  Onraae  Ue,  at  HtniM,  M 

KiitliB(huu(blrs. 
A.Ba,ri.f.F. 
Jam.  m.  10  Ed«rd  KlthleT,  ol  Uray.  U  BaMK. , 
Sir  wnilan  ■.  HWondlT.  Harbart.  daugMar  wA 
'  TbDBiaa  SnUo,  and  had  two  m>ii>. 

noBH,  of  Clrar'a  In.  who  ■>.  KHaahach.  Aa 
moIEdwaid  WeBtv<>rtk,o(  BocUx.ia  >• 
ud  WW  lalhn  of   Bnuania   A):Mh.  v^  tf 
Gn;'>  Ibb.  whs  ••.  Vicidtu.  daafhm  ^  " 
■t>darRnUBa.a«|.  urn  n>  ioLo.  Bari  af  M 


HroTf  Ayvnnfh,  aaq.  and  tafi  two  ttm*  aai   I 
iTdaathtara.    nitdAfrana, 
Joairu.af  Gni'i  Ibb.  buriaWr^law.  *ad     ' 
dad  Mary,  daofhtn  af  Brfu  Afiar*.  ma- 


Juaira.  irlio  anntBallT  iBhHHarf  «ha  la 


>BB  VI,  ilv  Aim  tl«i«l      bad 

ai  ananiudi  halfMad.  ud  dM      ••)» 


WaMathan,  hH,  ■*•■ 
r,  WUlIaia  4/taft,  a^l 


BADD,  OP  GAMES  OY8ELLS. 


li     # 


I.  IIiiTno<i4>  llinn.flf  CmiuH  OyHlli,  oumi 
(laoBCT  tn  1041,  but  ilyliiii  iritbani  inrTiiin^  i« 


■>IbJ«e.l*ll 

i 


— nia  Onnils-tyii. 

BARER,  OP  SISINOHl!RST. 


Th*  ^^Oj  of  Bakn-  na  HtUcd  u  Ciutmetii.  U 
Rni.  •>  aufj  ■•  &•  TTlfB  of  ED*tiD  III.,  uhI  b« 
«■■  gf  lu  TvoDcn-bniwltH  aanndad  Thokii  BtKna. 
«(ilwUngUB.  wbatttn^urtiadbtiitm,  Mufim. 
«>  «  lalM  MAcB.  VH  nolkn  of  lb*  leaned  JnbB 


Tuiau  Btm,  of  RUiaikimt.  Cnubnak,  Kant, 
WM  UOmtal 
Ricatao  B*»a,  Ut1b|  Im|>.  Kuat  VII..  wboH 

•laio<i8B.aaa,kBl.a(l 


ji  ■!><—<  aim  ■<»fc»ytlTT 


—■■■I  f  U> 

c 


l>a<illlTrrt*T»«>>- 


BAK 

•inlj  raoardar  a(  LobAsb,  aBiaij  ^U  (kaacdlar  d 
■ba  Bxchequer.  Uf  ww  lilifwte  •  pri^  ^omIv 
Id  Hiniai  VIII.,  Enwian  VI..  Iliai.  aM  Euuaan. 
Sir  RjchaHai.  EUnlMb,  laB(hiBr  aB4hnr<«riawa 
Dinlej.  aul  wUin  e(  Georfa  Bunt,  ky  vVas  la 


■DfSir}.  blihdr. 
ubD,  of  LoDdan,  irhs  •■.  CalhiHa* ,  iaoclii 
Sir  KigiiiaU  ScMt,  kot.  o(  8c«l'>  Hill.aa 


tbs  cflclmud  Chx 
euisbidwTili 

be  bad  twoi 
I   Richard,  whi 


Df  the  deb«>  al  bk 


U.  asd  wai  boiied  la  SlBM*^ 
Sir  ThaUH  Sam,  bit.  tt  tMn 

piTufun.iir  ReaUlbeU,U  Kia*. 


■  EuKAarrH  la  bar  paei,HM  laaa  Ktf* 
He  ■>.  ant,  Calberina,  duqAM  aad  k« 
cQ,  Tiwnfen  •«>  «f  Sir  Tboaaa  mWl, 


t>r>w  1  aad.  UilrdlT.  to  Bania  Siuidja,  il  «* 
Vise,  is  Huspiaitn. 
Sir  Rlehard  wadded,  •aeoadlj.  Mar},  d 
John  Ciabrd.  and  bHi  by  bn  m  ^a^M 

GriaacoB.  ■•.  ta  HaBry  LesBaid,  baH  Dbmb.         E 
CacilU,  iL  u  B4eb«d  BIbM  aHBa4b*a(» 
llkbHl  Blwii 
Tbr  elder  aaa, 

JuH.  B.aaa.  a-). 
ther  in  IIM.     He  .. 


ifhier  af  Sir  J*bB  Sxuib.  bat.  af  Oi 
1  drlxl  U  IMI.  *a>  1.  b)  hia  •aa, 

b,  daatbter  g«  Sir  Knkert  l>utkiHM,  b 


a  BuauB.  .^  ^  *W« 


XM  nt  Si*  II--»i:i  Vii!>, 

efttn  SMnilmlBl  riiatn. 

BuiinnH.  ■».  Bi  Haben.SpriiixT 

Hatl,  ■■■  tn  Jahn  Dmrrl.nq.  g 


w 


Bkk-BB  Doit  11,,  tw).  or  Orar,  wliod.  ii 

I.  aBil  wui.  bybliwD. 

■MH-llittii  B*iwi»DottiL,U4.BfOnir 

'  d.  liiirU.Vf)iiuitii>ifUl*lnnr« 
lu  BnVer  ntHIrt  ta  (he  Rav.  fiuiio 
D««|*>  "I'd  cenrjjrf  Ihinn  n  Gil 
Mdiw  Mian,  oq,  fitbcrof  Sib  Udmci 
Mom. 
■.  H.  IS  Itocir  Xirkb^.  and  d.  Id  ITU. 


BAtLUE,  OP  POBTAUS  .SQt'AHF,. 

Cauiu  tub  IHc  Mll~EiTincT  aid  Aug.  18Vi. 

Kinragr. 

Wnuia  BtiLU>inq.Hninr\lmmln'Baillw.ew|. 
'■f  llmtC ».  IL  tint,  Ritiilwlh.  diughur  uf  Alex 
.Mdv  »im«l>iul.  Mq.  or  Cliyu,  la  IlH  <nuat}  of 
ltj_.  bj  vton  Iw  b>d  (»ith  in  elOu  mid  ^Duncer 
*M)  Kkdi,  of  Tkan  pmHOIIyi  and,  M<niDdly,  Mi» 
MarsvM  HtekaT .  of  BiM>B>>  lu  iba  nonnlT  ar  CiiiUi- 
^■v,  HBd  bad,  vltb  iMber  rhiUranj 

CallkDtBt,  frlw  n,  U  t7>V,  IMccieh  UictwaSc, 
m^.  M  Pairtinni.  bj  ■bgn  tba  bHl 
JIuKioDia  Ml»iiHiia.  till  prcHni  baraoM 
a4  ralKmrii.     itm  BuiKt'i  /•i^iifc  auri 

latlDji  •Haltird  tb>  rank  of 


«  Hiarv*  ha  oUailKil  •  aRowl  paUm'tStll  Ma 


BAU;  Ur  CABLTTON  CIULIKr. 


■.  Wniitm,  ».  in  IP  10.  J< 


daa^bm'  idiI  liFir  of  Tgbiai  ChlppiDEil'lc 


Ed  (Iia  tansDur  of  kniehtlHiod 
\  at  high  (herlir  for  Laicea- 
1.  firm,  Emma,  iaughl"  "f 


Thomii.  ktllnl  is  tbn  rayal 


wilb  datotvA  atUMhmvnl  u?  fha  ill-lktad  Line,  and 

iOU  bla  konM  al  CaHaton  Cailiau  v*a  giTriwnad  In    1 


ro,aIci 


ir  Jalia  < 


•  of  the  arw.  by  rolimtary  (lib  lo  ib*     | 
nnarch.aBil  by  tha  tnaa  whieb  ware  Iaila.1  by  par 
latit.    Ha*.  ADnr.daaKbliruidbalralliiTTluii 
ucikfrlng,  ban.  ul  Warwick,  bai  biiint  do  iau 

IncT,  and  bla  pr4|>Drly  at  Cartalon  waa  purf^haaad  br 


LO  Sia  Uu.rfi 


4  J'n 


.  armed  and  b«akfd  ni 


f  Carlaloiij  in  \onb* 

an   mlr  ill<n>1n)el 


BAN 

BA5!Bl'HGH,  OF  HOUOHTOX. 
■cnobcr.  IfllB—EiTHUT 

bm  F<MTd.  (irtiidi  lady  vnldcd.  •mondlir,  Thooiiii, 
■nt  VlKmnl  yiirfu).  Ib«  6Uc  npind  wilb  bini 

BANKS,  OF  REVF.SBV  ABBF.V. 


MP' 


liniagr. 


Tbit  Haay  i>  dnrmdcri  trnm  Simon  Rank*,  wlin 

ion.  Virtihire.  7Ui  Bnwmi'  ill.  By  Ibii  Bi*rrlk«r 
Ika  BUDar  <>(  NnrUn.  in  Uie  WnprnOkc  Bt  flUJD. 
din,  ame  (s  Ibt  funil;  of  Hiiikr,  •nil  wu  ■frrr- 
iticdi  c*n(il  BaaU  Nfwtim,  II  wh  uM  la  Mr. 
Tsvnlcji,  gC  KoTlf  I  ■boul  Ibt  middle  Df  I)M  HTEnUcnlh 

H»ii  BiKiti,  of  Bnnle  Nnrtnn,  Tb>  (roth  In  H- 
M*l  dnctDt  rrniD  Ui«  hM  Simm,  in.  lub«lU  dnHgli- 
trr  of  wnuun  Li«v,  of  Thomtun  ud  H«dh<i|H'.  in 

■udKabnl.  Tli«*UtirHm,  Kfnry.ornankf  NroIOD. 
.     IlTinciD  lUD.M.fnl.Alkia.dlaihUrar  Rubn^Ryn- 

■w/nfd  (Ineii,  la  Mil,  and  iHbrlla.  Hi-  lu.rriad, 
•aiandly.  Jakuma.  daimhtiT  of  Niclwlu  Purkvr,  of 
HotTaefbnk.  Id  l.annahln,  by  vluHn  he  hid  rout 
and  Iva  dauAlil«r», 


■f  B«l[  HUl.  In  Ihe  pariah  <X  Clal» 
ha  bud  tbree  hhu  and  Iwa  duibm. 
rd  In  ibe  iuig'i  Krriea  in  ll»  flnl 
be  H,  Hunar,  dauihur  i>(  Alan  M- 
1.  mi.  by  whom  be  hail  one  dinfMai. 
Lthn  wu  tb«  nm  wife  of  Hogtr  frrT- 
the  Middle  Tivple.  Umdmi.    Sb>  «. 


in  Chancery :  he  d»d  wltli 
wlelu 


FrankUnd,  alio  of  RalhiHll,  bT  whan  Ik 
uui.*  Ruben,  aud 

Ji»tPH  KtHu,  M|.  Qf  nmvby  Abbtry.  Ii 
thin.  Hiueiime  ol  KlieAeld.  M  I-.  fur  Or 
..IB   D.<n»Un 


ciwiM-ick 


iba  K«T.  Hawland  Handing,  ut  AMicliA  UA  to 
Ik*  pirtjh  of  Gi-eleaHvld,  in  Vartthtn,  hj  Htaa  t» 
ud  uac  nan,  JuurH,  and  eoe  daii«hl>T.  H«T,  «lfc 
If  Sir  l^ncia  Whicbdou,  ban.  of  AawaAy.  In  U» 

mlBihln.    She  died  I- ;>.  an>'  ~     ' 

III  BuckiiiKhaBuhin.    Thi  i 

wu  blab  •boiff'irf  ~ 


I.  Maitirel.  dea|bl>r  of  Ux  R.!.  lt«b>lt  fhan. 
H-u*  «f  Hlikla.  la  y«t.hln.  by  wbam  ba  bad 

IH>  •>  l'>.!,'ari'u>rk''«r^  r»<rtt>rthl'n>aBly 


•LtUlMbelb.daatblrinirieDcKW 
liila(bia.  la  DtrtyibiR.  by  vbui 
•ra  toa>.  Rsbin  aBd  Jwepb.  *hu 


■  Saury.    He  sartM  tM 

iB|k<nu«lb<Itei.1iaiaa 
I  (I  Hiifal..  In  Km.  Mb 


Eanarl.  le^erwa  mt  VleauiiB.  HI  IW  b 

■  ndW*.  xbenheOlodl.  |>. 
Min,  Ibr  dinahor.  Hal  Xb  of  IW  tkn.  II 

Wlllila-*.    •Ua>    u(   Gefdaye.    U   t«l 

KuHw.ibiKl  •€*  af  iUben.in.  Am.4~|^ 

ol  -  Ki'ieia,  •u.JdMlry. 

D  ilaoibuii  or  lUbcri. 
Aunr.  wai  wifr  i4  WUIIaai  Siwn.  Tirai  er  IWIe 
arid,  eid   piTbradaO   M  1l«b.   «j   •ha  < 
bed  »w  da>|bl>r. 
Hai>,wli>  or  bt>  coaUa.Jowpb  Sankt.a»ea 


tt—rrh.  vba  4.  tUa  patrli, 
WiLLUH.  sf  wham  facnafur. 
Kabrrt'HixIgkiBMIll,  oi  OtenoB.   i 
tk«  iMMi  br  hia  gnndfsltaTr'i 
U*  broOkcr  WillisHi  toeHtdtd  lo 


tfllmctonJ.ln  MildltK 


IMrdi.  dM  nniB.rTinl. 


m  *t  Ut^tklamm  Ivr  Die  Otariuu  mutr,  iHron 
■Uat  bradm  •  itntli.  H(  m.  Hunk,  lUngblu  ol 
■^  fun,  of  KtuHOB,  In  I>«<>y^ln,  ky  iht 
^IM-  ■««  wlxlnH  [wHh  hn  lirtw,  Huiu*l» 
hM,  ril*  M  annlaw,  Etffaih  E*rl  of  ExcUr)  gf 
■■■  Chmtrw,  atq^  of  Louilon^  by  whan  bt  h*d 

•■B,I»M*B.    ill.  Bankiif.  lioiiUidirui.  bjrliia 


r  ilua.  RiR  JutirH  Biou,  bui.  pntldwi 
»•  H«id  tacfn;,  knlgbi  of  lbs  uini  bDnmir- 
I  m*tr  ^  tba  SaUi,  ■nil  oaa  of  bl>  mijoly'i  nwil 
^Bsbb  rnrji  (oauil,  k.  I)th  UMember,  11*3l. 
m.  t»rt  Huih,  nn.  VonMit*.  diufbur  anl  m 
m>  |wU^  lui  iMii  y>r>.  oirn  of  Sir  Kdnrd 
»W*>rfl)nimilbai  W'MtoBHmwpeB.tm  SfPrB 
Jh.  to  (^  fulib  of  ^onDn.  In  Keui,  but  iiiut 
wtmm,VI^  Jaiu.  I'M,  Uw  BilunnuT,  wUeli  li»l 


^KbANKH,  op  LONDON. 
"»•«■  I  Q  Oj 


KAHD,  OF  STAINES, 


duriuE  tbEiJTilciiminatwa*  of  Ihs  reita  of  CHiiui. 
I.  wu  emud  a  Bmoihr-  in  IS44,  mi  in  Ivo  yuan 

at  Orambci,  and  Vimodnt  Bilhoitt.     Hiilordihip 

nunlry  by  >  whlrinriod  and  chnlKil  b;  Iht  unit:  1h« 


BAHKER,  OP  CRIMSTON  HALL. 


.„,„    ^^ 


l.iRHigi. 

Thii  fanllT  mided  u  Ipnrlch  fram  ■  rery  mnota 

Ruuai  Biaiaa,  of  IpnFich,  il  Anne,  diufbUr  of 
—  Bcictii«y,  ?aq-  «f  Cambntlgeahirt.  and  left  by  bar 


-  Kempc,  of  S< 


]|RhD(  F.Liiiimi,  vba  aLtnl.  WUlrmlni,  daugbrer 
and  heir  orlohn  Bouuirt,  a  ncribaBI  al  Bmncn.aud 
by  Ihai  Ud;  bad  laiosi 
KoiiiT  (BIr),  hl>  bcii. 

Jahn,  a  rolonel  in  Ibe  araiy,  at.  a  dasihlcT  of 
raol  Wiibypool*,  m^.  by  thu  Hoiimble  U«- 
[Dthy  WiBtwurlb  hia  wifo,  yamiKoat  daaflitcr 


of  Thou 


.ardWfli 


-  Kau<rln.aq.af  K 


a  Mr.  JntHZ  Clcneb.  uf  Ibi  cwrl  vf  Kiiig'i 

ThomuiBa.  M.  (s  Sir  Roliai  Girdlnfr,  \at.  o 
Ih*  eODDly  et  Baflolk,  lord  ilrputr  of  Inland. 
I   Kb  widdid.  icroadly,  Anna,  dufbivr  af  Mr.  Aider 
Icnlina,  of  Laniliia,  ind  Hidsw  of  Gtors^ 


PIOl/K. 


LbilWII, 


liDf  XlHgliHU  I.  (IMI).  Tbi<  gcBI 
gf  tlie  fiinilT  at  GHmttini  Hall. 
I  farfab  of  TrlnliT  St.  Martin,  flght  milH  xiii 
I  froH  Irnkb.  wHllbrr  h<i  mniiTad.  Uc  ■<.  fit 
1   l\th.  danfkler  ot  Oniric  Nioildard,  Eaq.  of  M 


Sir  Kubirl  -wtiAti.  m 
8lr  Jobn  Cmfti,  kni.  si 
kebaJ 


.!■  nuMliFT.  wai  st  Bdftml, 
r  Jnhn  Tubiinni(h.  Lnt.  of 


Edward.  ■■  ftm.  Wary,  dionbtcr  aud  aule  hair  of 
Kdward  WltnmtB,  «i.  of  Twickenbam,  and 
widDir  nr  Sif  T)ioi»a>  Uolland,  iaU  of  «aiJdi.'ii- 
han.  In  Nsrfglk :  aiid,  •m>Ddly,  a  daufbur  bI 


.  of  B<k1 


(Hall. 


T>«  aldM  »B  and  |i«i 

I.  Joiia   Biaail.  wt-  of  Crinnton  Hall,  In  Ibv 
eantr  of  KoiUi.  wa*  walad  a  Bi*u.%tT  by  JKIfrf 

I  Java  1.  en  Ibe  Itih  Uardi,  KHI.  He  la.  fniKn. 
I  dan^ur  o(  Sit  Jobn  Jmh;,  kat.  of  llrl«lilvcll,  in 
I   tnftilk,  and  had  tbrai  •«». 

TtWMla.  ■>■  a  daH(bMr  of  Sir  Dadlty  Carlaum, 

knt.  of  Imkcr  Cwul,  in  Sumjr. 
BsbiR.  4. 1,  p. 
tUt  Jalin  A  IB  liU),  and  «aa  >.  by  Ua  <-M»i  wm. 

II.  Sii  JoMH  Btaita,  of  Uriniilun  Hall,  who  ««l- 
~  Id  WlBlfrM,  dauRbUr  af  6tr  PbUlp  ParkT.  knl.  nl 

'     ItBllblk,  and  tan  at  Ui  d(«aw.  In  lOM 


JalBT.  Ilia  bair. 

lUbvn.  vlio  ■>.  a  daasliUF  af  Rabirt  Matrlot. 
mm,.  Bt  HndOild.  aad  bad  twa  -iii.  asd  tit 
daufhlm ;  Iba  -»■  Mh  IVIl  la  Uia  aviln^  uf 

Vnrra  Aaxa,  o&i  a  naril  ofllcct.  Uh  uibcr  in 

ba  ildM  HI.  and  balr. 
111.  KIB  iaini  lliL*(iia.  died  aiunamad  abgnl  th' 


Uraea.  •■■  is  I'blllp  Bacon,  i*).  of  Ipawich,  In 
•>B  o(  Sir  S.  Banm.  af  BbnbUnd. 
I  t\t  John  nlamad  back  ta  l|iHlcb.  and  afiln  ■■ 
1  )ila»  a(  akada  of  lb*  faallir.    He  irpiNTi 
I   Il»  borqa^  In  atiaral  pafUamuta,  In  tba  raisu 
u  II.,  /laaa  II,,  ud  WiujiB  aad  Utai. 

a  Hit   ria  BxKiB,  wbe'ai.  Am.  War-,  a 
n  of  JiAa  Baaca.  Ba>|.  •< 


cuadlT,  VUi  Pcbniar;.  1731.  Anna,  nlicl  ot  Ed« 
Slnucar.  i-aii.  of  Randlaabam.  in  SuSulk,  bat  bad  i 
iaane  by  thai  lady.  Sir  William  tM  In  faFUaw 
f<ir  Iraoicb  in  ihc  niED  af  «>>«■  Hani,  and  ha  <a 
sna  df  Itifl  kniftau  of  lbs  ahira  f»r  Bafftilk,  ■■  t 
ml^na  of  Gauaca  1.  and  of  Gvnat  It.  lie  t.  13 
Jnly.  mi,  and  waa  (.  br  hit  aon. 
II,  XiaJnua  Biatta.   Tfaia  p-n(lmu  aa.  «Ib  C 

Pylcb.  ban!  nt  Moanc  Harkiall.  in  Kant,  and  heir 
farr  brotlKr.  Sib  WiLLim,  itIhi  diid  a  minor  la  in 
by  Itai*  lady  lia  bad 

JuHN-FncB.  hia  brir,  b.  Utb  Jaly.  Ilil. 
He  4.  tth  June.  iisr.  and  iraa  >.  by  kia  aon. 

Til,  SiajDHK-FrrcnBiaaia,  wbaai.  Lucy,  daaik- 
Mr  of  Kir  Ricbard  Uoyd,  of  Uiaclaahaa.  in  SaSllk. 


BABREH.  OF  HAMBLRTOS, 

CauriD  nh  fi^irl.  liw^etriicu  la  H 

Bii.uwia  fiiaaaii,  • 

'y'th^  woa'd,  EliaTt 
lamdy. 

AaiL.  hta  brir. 


Urta  fasiUy,  aad 


h  Luffrnbani,  whs  aa.  Ita«* 
Uixcy,  and  araa  fatbrr  M 
SuiBal.  «bo  m.  Kllaabnb  WUdbaa*.  wllai 
of—  Chabmar.ciq.  of  DamaM.  and  dial) 


alaliala  of  fail  Ilua.  aad  djlai  la  am,  W> 

Thonaa.  A.  in'  Ifn.  «h<>  «. 

daii«bl«r  ot  John  Whii-.  <ai|.  of  Sathan. 

Hanti.  and  dyina  in  law,  kft  («!'  ' 

daaO.Irn,  Sarah,  ii,  to  Kdvard  Una 

arWa1ai(,Ai>i».Hary. 

aB  dlrd  onaarrlol).  ■  •• 
Sannrl,  of  (.yndnn.  In  Kt 

Ucoffa  Hafxill.  PatffOF 

Tboiaaa.  who  4.  IB  IM 
Mary. 

Aaai.  Biaaaa.aaii,  aT  llanhlata 
Kaclaiil.  M-  KIlHbrlb  Wricbt.  aid  na  a.  by  kdti^ 

I.  AaiL  Riaiia.rx)  d(  HaaiblaBaa,  b.  la  ■•M.wta 
WM.  crralada  Hiatal  RbSapanbPr,  law.  Ba» 
am,  Anna,  daatbtar  af  Sir  Tbaniaa  Kanaa.  bart.  rf 
KtoktrHnn,  in  Ulcaalnablrai  a^,  am 
d.Bfbtrr  of  Alaaandar  \<ial.  ra^.  af 
RLitland>hlr«.  Ky  Ibr  lalirr  ha  b«l  Bo 
ibc  foraar  h*  kdd  *  aen.  ranau,  bia  hc'.r.    Sir  Urf 


itonHalLiatlic 

^Mmlfd  (sr  tit  •rrani  vtle  Ha- 

ir  Jobs  CliifU.  uf  Siibaio.  uii 

trt*  «lv>  bv^ADOv  hfit  TO  hif  mntberr  iibd 
Bllhrt.  la  1>dSdII>.  U<  n-  Priiclupe. 
r  «r  S)>  JoliD  TxbarouRb,  kul.  mid  taaa 

n.  Inl.  Muyi  4ui(kur  ud  taia  hair  of 
■d  Wlfimm,  lia.  at  Twurkcniuun,  unil 
If  Sir  nwBH  llolUDd.  km.  at  Quirl- 
,  In  Nnfdik ;  udi  •ccandlr.  n  AiueIiIlt 


ntlu.  dntbl"  o'  Winiam  Turnor,  ul 
lilt*,  uid  of  londoB,  turrhint  Inlict  nF 

■  •■Kin,  «[.  of  BiKkiDR  HbII,  in  tb> 


^.  nm.  iBd  «M  •.  b)  uu  nidx  »«>, 

iXJtB  n>ain  dI  B«^n|  Hill.ud  Ki 

Tliia  ■wiloyiAJi  ««44«d  liHry.dBfiEljEnr 


B>iii.iit.  H<'M.in1tvl,Lul$HcDriFlI> 
Tmlor,  Eldst  dunilileT  nl  Thovu,  fini 
Enrlof  BeotlTe.aiid  dyinlin  18S4,  Ivfl, 

Williiii-Po>>>uiih'biii[i:ii,  Eiq.  of 

?.  Fniucu,  widow  af  Gwaj^ti  LmirtliDr,  Eaei- 
.1.  Snnb,  d.  M  Llnnfullen.SUi  Dec.lSSL. 

Mn.  Paounby  vcdilBd,  Kcondly,  Sir  Robrrt 

Smplet,  Bui'i  of  DnnnuiTv,  HUd  btd  a  Baa. 

Bobcn,  ud  a  dufhicr.  AnDC-Uirii,  h.  to 

ttalph  Smjib.  r>q.  of  GBybrook. 

LEK,  of  BockJDi  Hill,  who  in. 

I.  only  diughtfr  *ni  h>in»   of  wmiuB 

.  of  Dnblin,  bat  djinji  withoni  ueob,   XM 

llS.Ibe  Bj|KO!ciTi.'T>n|^Kd,wliilc(beMla>ea 

wToiTFa  an  htB  DppUtfWi  ChBTltfl^BrBbBuni  PonunliVi 

>[  Kikoolny  Abbey.  ' 


It.  Si«  Wj 
Hit  Uns. 


IKUUI   Mr. 


w~Hm  Bw-ker  «(  Griidilon  It.ll. 

BAUKr.n,  OF  BtiSltBitlDGE. 

■iTiu1l4tli  Mir-ITSI^-BiTiHcrMthScpI.  1 


rauid«r  in  chltf  of  Ihn  umlla-y  al  tlie  »|Karc  al 
HimlUl  lu  OcIabET,  irsl.  wu  i:r*>tcd  *  BiItUKET  94th 
Mirfh,  II8I.  He  purdiaHd  of  Ibe  widow  of  PhiU)]. 
CuttHt  Wetib,  uq.  Ibc  eitite  of  Biithbrldge,  In  Sur. 


ttir  Hnbm  d.  I4tb  Septciobrr.  iiBU,  und  wu  bu 
(<  llinmiemnilh.  when  Ilm  UlUNniT  beams 
TiaL-T.  In  ITDI,  ttt  «t>t*  of  Biubbridge  w»  i 
sndu  ■  drcrw  orrhiDcery,  ID  Ni>lb»niel  Webb, 
bat  tas  ivbHIIUelitly  lold  II  lo  Mrnry.Uare  Tdwd* 

li.VBKHAM,  OF  SOUTH  ACHE. 


w~ 


Thef* 

nlly  «f  H 

«.j(on 

"«^ 

La 

w„,  f„  ,  I„,,  period 

of 

Unndn. 

.,  of  Houtl.  A.:re,  In 

foiLth. 

Bnl  b-™ 

U> 

ronily.H.  Pr.n«..d> 

nr  ofS 

rTkoBU. 

a*n.'y 

knt  of  Hedbui,  la 

Uwt 

^ 

!.■• 

Ed-« 

■  .'of  NoatbAcr*.  wb 

Ant.  lir 

K..  da-llll* 

Uwii,  Anl  Lord  Rw 

i(b  iKdr 

1.u.,ll«o.;.r.d,   i-'« 

dly. 

Knaou 

d»|hU 

of 

■■■ 

..1...  S.pl=r.  !„.«.  of  L 

BARRHAM,  OF  WAINFLETE. 


<t\p) 


I.  Sia  Edwhu  BiitHiH.orWnlDfleli.iD  Lincoln 

II.  Ifae  dlRDity  of  BiiimiT.     Hf  ••.  Annr,  diuglilcj 
■nd  Ixir  of  Sir  Bobcn  Ln,  of  BUIcnln,  in  Warwicl: 


D  SUnwidc*,  kal.  a 


varld  >1 


In 


far  brlwarii] 


unirfhto  m 


I  cccnialiud  cIoh  priMi 
It  Birloir  Ilia  In  ' 
End  Sir  Hoben  CliBord,  vha  In. 
■IMcr,  Che  Dleht  bcfan  their  dtp 
of  Uirsiro,  DuThiw  af  Biir(iiii<l]r,  aai  Ui  « 
iiUU  hting  WfWIBd  fnni  him  wh  COstnMl  I 
V«E,  Earl  of  Oxford.  Itaen  mrnllir  mrtil  Utt 

In  priuHi  until  be  fully  and  llfill)  nUtti  Ika  fl 
fft,  gntinB  tnt  at  laat.  bat  vith  dinkmlry.  bvm 
t«maltiH  of  higb  maaon.    Of  hi>  ehiUnM, 


h  lltaat  t 
tt.A»i>h.u 
to  St.  Uatk 


f  rarlHT.  U*  *i 
rmlnUBl  Udtop  in  EDiUtid.  Ha 
daiifblw  nf  Jahi     ""  ■ 


sf  HarWn  WntfalliK,  Bit^  at  K> 


dm4  la  1h<  fuiU]'  ^UiR. 
•  U  iIm  HMinnco  «>  IkiM  laJli*  Thoitibr  hai  »T*a 

m,  AaiaHM  HnxIk-iaiT,  airf  HnKll).  BlA<.j>  Mm 
.Jllui  iwl  FnamlaiB>n;«nl.MiilikT«  rHkTi.  ca 
g|  AnkkMep  l>uhu,  ud  >Kiiad]>,  Bl«b-p  Kailhaiit. 


I>chbl>l>u>  M  Y  ■!*,  *a>  a  HM  « 

1.  ki'Tki^T^lf^ 

a.  ».<  .I..I.I  Ai<hi>iJL.v  x  Vaak.  n 


rOIittUf  l—Kkx 


AkiLulrr,  lAiri    KIphiBiioiKi  i  am 
n(4lB(  Uid*  Klpliiiuume  (ud  l)n 


>t  Madrid.  SlrTlKiinu  Jolfynr,  br  vu 
>!■  mra  •i»<r[(d,  King  H>«iii  VIU..  to 


t't  lla)p«  fram  Hklfurd 
purchased  ftti  nute 


xm.    T*l.  IU«.I 

BIh»mwa.  HcH-Ji 
Km*  I»h.  sf  Brutal,  and  wu  •.  b;  hi.  uii. 
■■•  B»Bifl*,  ttq.  Of  Glahelcb.  id  tba  counlj 
Bh  ill  wte  vcdikd  EIia«br1h,dlugbUT  of  )( 
har.  *■«.  Hid  had  ■  Hni  and  bair. 


Ivtaf  »w  KTcai  rvkalllAi.  Calo»l  Bariow 
(  •>  fW  bnd  of  bU  corpa.  (AUaNy  caapgacd  of 
(  twinlTT.  (D  «ie  f»l»f  of  ih»  llu^oni  of 
Mr  al  fUfliiidCuIti,  tDlblifiiUswtnlKvine 


a  Cimaall-i  biunrlUa,  w 


Tni*.  wd  RUraed  u  Englud  arin  ib 


kt  W<fU,  aaq.  ait 
(.  hr  Ma  cldnt  an 


IT  wd  c»hrlr  sf  Uarld  Un^d,  a.i|.  I 


1 1,  fef  Ua  aU«  aon, 

■B  tititiw.  *•%,  of  Slebaldi.  in  IW  cuimty  or 


John  vedded.  aaoindly,  Catherine,  duaghter  of 
tbnilapher  Uiddleton,  etq.  of  Middleinn  Hall,  in  lUn 
$  of  Canuaitheu,  and  by  tbu  lady  bad  thriM 


GciTKE,  vbo  widded  Addc,  dnn^ter  of  ~ 
BlnndnU.  nq.  of  HaTOrfardwul. 
Mr.  John  Barlow  n.  ansudlT.  Anne,  danihler 

Wr,  Anne.     He  rf.  U)  NovBinhn-,  I7JB. 
H'llliun. 
Ite  d.  about  the  year  ISU,  and  «a>  i.  by  hii  alden 

il'.  Sia  CaoRBi  BiaiuH.  wbo  ■■.  Wjuifred.  daugh- 
Jobn  Barlow,  »q.    Hi  waa  >.  at  hia  deccua  by  bia' 


TUa 


BABVARDISTON,  OF  KLTTON. 


By  marrying  the  helnat  of  WUIonghby,  >d  Ibe  Kmrt 
>(  EpHiaii  II.,  tba  family  obiainad  the  notila  manor 
>f  Oml  CoUa,  in  Iba  eouBCir  of  UnculD,  which  tliey 


RonH 

II,  or 

Kadyion  Fall 

theyaoqoi™. 

with 

of  Ih 

IHOIU  of  Net. 

it  agipeara  they  adopted  and   aodently 

bore, 

Ih  Ihit  or  Bai 

a,  daughler  n 

1  Sir 

nardi 

lan.  the  wife  o 

Tird, 

e  chur 

ch  of 

Oreal  Waltiun,  Ewn.    Bba  died 

rartat. 

of  ibo  BamardifUin 

aa  onomlad.  in  th« 

MSS.  batln.  it 

e  pediEriie  wl 

.he  duu^hle 

a.>d 

olHar 

ring 

and  waa  father 

Bin  Thoiki  ntimaiiDiiTa/i,  wbaiMtldodrligilaucli- 
U-r  inJ  en Drlr  •>(  Sir  WIIIIuh  t-'nulm.  km.  uf  Cruii.- 
UDIT  of  LlDcalo*  iDd  hit  a  xiii, 
luliiDiiToti,  fiitU<-r  iy  bit  wife  lialHj, 


a  a.  ftnt.  ■  dsuhWr  ot  Sit  Rii^li 
>laU«D,  ud  bid  by  bcT  U 


BiKbinl.  »  Sm;ri]iu 
u  Sir  Hobcn  Clirke.  bin.  of  Si»U 
la  lb>  amBty  o(  dunbndee. 

IT  BtmardLMon  «.  Kcnndiy,  Marr 
Df  luiniwi  LukiTp  «>q-  of  Woodr^,  Ln 
in.  wht  nirriTin^  him.  n-niBmed  in 
luod  Sunui]  UUckBTliy,  Hq. 
I  Sir  John  Halt.  tni.  uf  HiJum.  in 
,  ~t  UnKord. 


nl.  of  Ci 


DilT.  i«  RyjFd  by  FilicIanvL, 
lb.  nail  prinwd  il  with  ClurlL's  l.irM, 
M  vniDtnl  p4trioli  of  hi*  tJBiP.  *nd 
■        -     li.  (uBily."     He  diiid 


wu  1.  by  bu  >bl» 


Bd  Iwit  of  Sir  Kubm  Kli>(.>  of 
4  br  Ur,  olu  4.  In  irii.  bid. 

,  Koybl*  wd  BUMbclfa,  villi  both 


M  M  Iflh  bvonrt. 
Iu«bt*r  o<  —  lUch.  ■■ 
H  of  WlltiM*.  brolfacr  . 


■•■■•RlillItBI).  Tllia  imillenian 
M<l  cvktir  afKIr  Hirhird  Koih- 
ttrt.  la  IW  HKBiy  of  LinKan.  by 
1  Ffbnury,  ll»l)  b*  lud  thnc 


({ 

>t>»TH.Ji.l»il  Jinii 

IflH 

r  Ullbjin.  in  K«Dt. 

-rt.  orFolixHill. 

lO 

Kir 

thutoionlb.uidlEir 

br 

rirint 

Iheriofl.  dumber  of  Sir  Rnwiuiil  Wyua*, 
Smtel  Abboy.  in  ibe  counirof  York,  bm  had 
,  Hs  dlrd  *t  Knnsa  Hall  4tb  Prb.  I7U-«I, 
I-  by  bit  nepbew. 


lUHN.VRUlSTON,  OK  UBICHTMELL. 


Hitttait. 

•  vu  s  •Finn  fmu  the  nocinDl  taaily  of  Bunar- 

fiin  NiTRihiii.  BtnitsninviK.knt  of  Ketton,  M.P. 

ntm  of  Itia  knifbtly  family,  n-  Jauv.  dxaghltfr  of  Sir 
SiApbm  5ouii«,  iDtd  mayor  of  LondoD.  aud  by  Uiai 

itHimiri^  of  H«cko^.  *lio  m.  Eljiabeih,  dau, 
at  ThoBiu  Bacnii.  an),  uf  Friitow.  in  Suffolk, 
ud  bad  two  ■mif  and  lirn  daughfera,  *it- 
8t«n«U  vho  iobartlod  (hs  dils  aud  cautea  of 


FiLmtH,  btir  m  bi*  hroibcr. 

JuDC.  ■■.  to  Kobnt.  KB  and  hair  uf  Mr,  Aldfl 

man  Man.  of  Nnrwkh. 
eiiaabcUi.  ■•.  id  Samuel  Blackarby.  cm.  e 


Bncbiwell,  a 

Tfa*  third  aoD, 

l.  StirtraL  BiniiiHuii 
in  ibaeouniy  of  Suffolk 

1.  lo  hi*  a 


it  Itlchard  Tumoi 
•came  foorlh   barmwl  o 


ra  milr,  default  of  wbtvb  u  1 
ir  Sunnal  ■>.  Aral.  Tbni»iiuni<.  daufhln- 


w  Sir  titers  Cbatc.  knl- 
Sir  Hutiii  d.  in  1010,  mad  wu  >.  b;  tiia  •■>. 

[htn-  at  Stmfmaa   Lcowd.  «q-  • 


F.  WnUua.  BUToi  <rf  Norvli^  tn  lUt,  »  ti 

Elinbtfe  ,d(o(hUTirfWUIIa  WiBAm.  < 

qf  Sutnby.hiNiiifiilt.aBj  hid  bT*>«** 

Willian,  buTipUr*t  lav.vlM  ■.  hit  ra 

KUalMb.  diachm- uil  a  luir  r4  CI 


Sii  Cyii 
Mr.  WiDim  1 
nb.  cniiM>iiMCT  (t  Sir  Hugh  MIIIHi 
ban.  and  b;r  bcr  bad  ■  daDghUF,  Suik.* 
wifr  (>(Chul(»WDod.»4.iir  LaateB.    ~ 
tbirdlT.  Rrbcca.  dantbUT  oT  NvaM  I 

-        Dii.aiidhadbydiailKlTnndaai 

Mary,  ■•.  lo  Chario  W~d. 

lUbecca,  nu  Bntiamin  W. 
■  If  h.  faanhlT.  Mary  F1<» 


.,  in  bt.  Kriinnui..  >.yi,  ■•  Uorrinclon  Hall, 
n)  Ih*  (Ml  of  lb«  nulDRit  fuufly  of  tbi 

■nclud  with  the  eauu  oC  the  Lara  Mont 
■4  ia  Ibe  nmnatj  of  out  faihen.  *  mi-ub 


■I  of  Hwlcld-Hcgli,  trmp 


UUIHiQH.  Urine  in  Ae  Utb  oC  U»> 
>■.  KUhUA.  a.iicb1eTDrTb<imu  Bcmhu 
M>  A*  Km.  EUnbtlb  Muncf.  daughter  > 
M  LaN  H«B«T<  "<'  MuvEir.  in  Ike  coaol 

I  bssinsTnii,  nq,  Thii  ifntlniiui  m.  An 
^00  ■<  Henry  Parker,  Lord  Marley,  t 
kad  n  iibIt  di<i|d>Kr-  Elutbelh.  w.   i 


■■<  niifc»li—>  lit  Hnipy  Pole.  Lord  Montugn, 
^M  Of  KIT  KhAvd  P~U.  KM.  ky  Marfnrri 
■at.  f  iiHif  ■  er  Saliabarr.  md  mil  irud 
rf  CtaWi*.  Pnte  «t  Cliwiee.  ttotlwr  to  Kin/ 
:T.lMtBoaK('>ei«ai-l/'«rafrl^  brvhieh 
ilaly  Mr.  aarrlapDn  had.vith  ■daUEhW. 
I,  a.  Mt  Winiata  RsureUn.  at-  two  10111.  •ii. 
M«  (Sir),  ku  balr. 


If.  al  CBllinafh.  Who  l*R, 


iMah  'ttir),  temariT  |od(*  nfihe  hia 

(■an  if  oliBinllv   In    Irrlind,   in 

M.)*,   Cur   the  iMItm   of   Toaa    ec 

dagjur.  d.  fai  ItU.  twins  iHue, 

Kdward.«.Uil7M.i-  ■•ulh»laN< 

Jane  CutnliH^K.In  IHIS.taTbaiw 

Ji  CWuier  da  PonUutflK,  H.l 

an  baradlBrT  rlnmint  of  Frano 


BAR 

SyMla.  -.  f<i  IBIS,  10  Willi.™  Olway. 

Parnrt*.  «,  Id  Aleiander  HunUr.ea^. 

AralwllaHBBrlMta,  m.  in  Imle,  to  Ed- 

ward Unghca  Lee,  eaq. 

M.rpu«,  ".  IBM,  in  Cnpt.  R.  Worthy, 

nflheH.  E.  r.  Co.',,erTl«. 

».  Wheeler,  who  «i.  H...  O'Nrill.  and  had  . 

dangbler. 

S.  Ch.H»,  m.  and  Killed  in  CaoaiJii. 

wa.  I,  at  hla  deceue  by  the  elder  >o.>. 

Sib  PatNcii  BimiKcioj.,  kol.  member  for  the 

ntf  Dt  E»wi,  in  Uie  parliainenl  aaHmbled  in  the 

sAntof  CHiBuul.vhowaicraWda  BAaDHn 

1 

1.  DoTDlhy.  daughter  of  Sit  Thomai 


Mary.  ai.  la  Sir  Gitbart  Gerard . 

Winifred,  n.  to  Sir  William  Mewna,  or  Mem. 

Rdth,  m.  to  Sir  (reergo  Lamplaih,  knt, 

Joane.  H.  to  Sir  Richard  Everard,  ban. 
ir  Francia  dylne  in  IfllS,  wai  1.  by  hia  eldeal  ion, 
II.  Si>  Thuhii  BtaaixcTun,  who  a<.  fint,  Praii«ia> 
aogfaler  and  DD-heir  of  John  Gobart,eaq.  of  CaTe^try■ 
y  whom  he  had  (wllh  adaDihtcr.LucyjtwoHna,  lia' 

aoliart(Sirl,orTafta,  Eawx, wtao m.  Luey.daucli- 


ir  of  Sir  Richard  Wbem 


HaU,  E 


-of  Ton 


nal  in 


bavine  preilonaly  made  ursr  hi<  eaute  Ui 
hia  brother. 
Francis,  who  m.  BliaatMh,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Samuel  Shule,  eiq.  of  London,  bgl 
had  DO  liane.     Mr-  Barrington  bei^uralhtpd 

Shute,Df  Beetnt  Part,  Berk!,  who  atanmed 

laUd   to   Iho   peerage    of   Inland.     (S<e 

omied.  anundly,  Judilb.  daughter  nf  J 
.Sir  Rawland  Lrtton,  kni.  of  Knehwunli,  in  Henfnrd-l,  , 
"  "■     Geergi!  Smith,  knt.  of  An-  J''> 


n-  Rwxaod  Ilia  UtearWinhli 
he  Irnglha  to  which  the  parlia- 
JDed  to  pmeeed,  he  deoUned  to 
pnihahta  It  waa  upeued  Uui 


Kir  Then 


Rign.     Sir  John,  howerer. 


7  hia  unba 


y  declined  aignlng  the 
Bmil«  'HF  nine  V.q4i>l.u  ■  executioD-  llo  lived  In 
uromont  aflir  the  Reatoration.  Sir  John  m,  Dan- 
y,  daui^ler  of  Sir  Willinin  Lynon,  ef  Knebworrth. 
d  dying  Mlb  Marrh,  tun,  waa  a.  by  the  eldeal  aon 
Thonaa  Barringtan.  mtn.  by  Anne.  dan|bler  and 
.helr~a  nf  ReWrt  Rkb.  Karl  of  Warwlek.liiamiil. 


n 
^ 


IT.  Sir  Jdhii  B 

n.1.1 

ndyini 

pen,  in 

wi.Oi 

(till. 

•pm  hiM  brotlur. 

MP. 

forth 

er  Ehci;  *.  r<nce:  b 

1  dylnc 

,he   iIe- 

riHdUiEw««ni 

Uiiuur 

Anne 

BhiKii.  aq.  tal  Ih 

Tl.  Sii  John  B 

HODtS 

rJohn 

taroaet) 

DtEdo 

Tbi. 

nf  GroTfc  Dnprr 

nq 

«f  Hitc 

DDUtTOf 

B<>m.»0  wu.. 

T.bjhi 

«ldF> 

*ii.  SiiJon^n 

d««.H, 

toni(]«H.  «tli  Mnv 

B.  Ihr'  li 

olTcd 

inm  1i» 

MudM,  a|iUiB  R.N.  buDuulnniurririnsiHu:  fa 
m-  KODDdly,  ta  ira*,Ju)e,dauchf«r  of  M^Ithev  HhI 
esq.  «pd  wjia  «-  HE  hia  drcFUc.  Hth  SFptAnber.  ITS: 


n.  F.dithH>r}.  dinihur  of  Sir 
.  R.N.  lad  dyinf  Wlk  8«plcv- 
rnnlg  Imie.  Ibc  BinuKimT  b* 


IS  Sir  Hkbud  Klmno,  ban. 


BAS 
■.  then  wen  then  bnlbm  n(  tb*  Bui 


J  Btmgel^i  the  fwmHj  ta 


one^r  dldbar^fd  in  rhs 


Poicii  Biiin,  nq.wbni*.  MurfSivt.  dn^wrf 
Sir  Itibo  Kt.  Aubrn,  bart.  of  CIovibm,  tk  IW  e*^ 
of  Cgrnwin,  and  hud 
PutNirii.  kl'hrlr. 

John,  inhelyorden.M.  Mury. dinihtw  rf  Cunt 
WiiDrfifld.  esq.  ind  h*d  •  ■«■, 
John,  of  Lioniln'i-itio. 


Cilbrrinr,  i.  UBiurTitd,  tad  Jbui,  U». 
Tfan  elder  Mn. 
1.  PmsiiiBiiIITT.  Of'  of  T*IiUt.  kdAAii 

(nd  ndTuicKl  ID  Ihe  jmertft  *t  Ei»u»  n  DtK 
•  iLLi  [7Ih  Jyne,  ITM.  lie  VHfurtb>r  crmtd  ■ 
Bgwit,  ef  SlnKoB.  >tb  Ninmbn.  im.  wld 
■Kinder  lo  hi*  only  •tmibut.  Ill*  l<ml>Mr  ai. 
Id  1180,  Fnnen-Suunnib.  diufbwr  af  Jaba  Ml|f» 
ley  Cote,  ewi.  M  Sl<.»r  [:mIi>d,  by  vboni  (>ta  '  "^ 
1«13)  be  bad  me  dentbnr.  Piti»cn,  Biubb 

in   lilM.  Harriet,  dauthw  sf  Sir  WHUob  1 


I  tb*  Bin 


IIASTAHI).  OF  KITLKV. 


l(.><>i>ETbyXlflrUi<'>a>  III-  Tlw  title  oh  »Mt 
In  irru.  but  he.  t»rer  bnn  edsplinl.  H*l  il  k 
■uamed  by  Uw  [ainlly,  Unusd  PallnfPa  >••■ 


..  iMe  H.P,  tnr  a 


BAY 

klkti  BATHIiKBt,  wbo  if.  iinnuurlcd,  md 


kfUad  in  u  gnr*!'™"''  *>t>>  tbe  iBdlBnii 

■■4  kit  liitj.  irilh  pan  of  bi>  family,  fn 
knuin  oUb  Uansnl  Oglclliorp  In  tncou- 
w  Bitllcmnil,  end  d.  ihera  about  the  yitr 

i>Mlicl  B'TBUuT.wbo  TMided  slGeorgU, 
■«.    n*  li[|>  ii  luud  b;  Hniic  (ccounu 


,  OP  BENTLEY  PABVA. 


m m 


■n,  <•«  sf  Pul  Bit 

■  K.inxn  14th  Sepuubcr.  ID 
tm  prm^  va  tbr  t^tb  Februtiryj  1i 
(«  Biau*  BiTHIsfD.  Df  RorLolcT-Bi 
HBIIOt  Kwn.Ud  adlunced  td  Ibc  r 
'  BA1liliio.«f  Sudbaryj  Id  the  c 
m  Wh  of  Minik.  Id  Ibx  •■oh  yi 
Amc  dinihwr  cd'  Sir  Bnu?  G 


11  F.  A 
btna.  K.ti.  ID 


LOID  BlTHIHD. 

oud,  itomdly,  In  ChriilDphf  r,  Eur]  of  AnglBic 
Ellubclh,  m.  la  Francii  Lronird.  Lord  Diltf. 

litliln  ths  city  of  LanilDa,"  on  the  IBth  July,  Iffi 
jidviui.  bybuHD, 

t.  Pniilope.  ODty  daaghMr  mi  tadrtH  nl  Sir  Rob. 

ly  whom  (who  m.  Hcondl  J,  Philip.  Eiri  of  Pembroi 
II  left  two  dmghlor*.  liii. 

Akhi,  hi.  ta  Aubrry  ds  Von,  Enrl  of  Oxford. 

PtntLOFi,  m.  ID  tbe  Hod.  Jobn  Horlxn.  youoEi 
»o  of  Philip,  (onrth  E»rl  of  PnnlirolB,  >i 


BAVNTVN,  OF  SPVE  PAHK. 

(See  BtTHTUK-Roi.T). 


BEALE,  OF  MAIDSTONE. 


^''-ri^^-^^lt;^ 


uau'r?^ 


ilr^ 


M^ 


%<g*^ 


^fe^l 


^:',i.^^'/^-^-^ 


««1-  - 


S-    ir^  i>Lji  fft 


Vu4. 


r^i  j*^  ^^^ 


■J 


^   -^ ^1: — L, 


Jcr, 


^ 


o 

W 

n 

a. 

O 

S3 

n 

o 
5 
B 


BEAUMONT,  riF  OUACE-UIEIT. 
rmtM  Mb  Ju.  imt Biiijiirr  rUi  lalj,  inw. 

tmau   Biionm.  <4  TrmRMw.  ■  icton  i>r  tlii! 
bkOmB  hBiilT.  iL  Ai.D«  Horonin,  ■nil  dyini  Voi 
■tail  VIII,  lefl  tvD  wni,  >ii. 
>«■■,  kn  b'Ir. 

UvirJ.  »k>  Htllnl  m  BuTvw  upon  Treol,  unil 
fcoBdx)  Ih<  kranoll  of  ()iF  family  tlirFr  (ntnl, 
n^  femr  hrpntniUd  by  John  Ri>uvn?iT,  r>i|. 
•f  B«Rvw   upTn  Trvnl'     (Sec  BunKt't  fV*i- 

kXtW  alb  ■(  dw  priory  •■(  U<H»-Dt>ia,  in'l>». 
■l*f  ■BMtHk.Wi  wll»,i4d«l  aiuffiur  and  cn-htir 
'■■  iraUH  BwUaci.  kai.  M)  •  HH  ind  bvlr, 
•h  Pa*M»  Bhubdct.  tut.  of  Crw^Dieu.  mdHB 
tf  k*  ClHiMsii  PtaH,  vkB  m.  AnKf .  tau(b»r  af  liir 
■■■(■  HrBnyatiJ.  of  tlanx  Picfnpalnt,  In  NnuliiR 
l^i^fasa  iBd  mtlcl  of  nManivi  ntnrfilil.  eai|-  *hd  bjiil 


Jam.  ml  vWm  itmcDily- 

<■!■■■  ■■•■•H>n,»|.irfc;nn-[>bn.wHrnalnl 
lUManUi  IBD.  Il><t.  KHiabrlk.diHiliiHof  Jnhn 
taiHiB^  •■«.  Had  cnM  |»iHM4<iikltr  of  Mr  KiFliinl 
htt.  K.B.  ky  mhmn  b>  kit  u  U.  dH^w,  in  inm.  ■ 

Ml*  ■—■—». 

n.  >■  liMi  nuirmn.  «r  nn>i*t>lH>,  rvlnnel  In 


ir  Wllliun  Tntton,  tmrt.  ot 


AUK!,  H.  u>  Itoban  P 
Sir  Tbdmas  died  wilhmit  m 
4g4(t  Biity-ai; 


luhroHA  Phillippfli  kni.  o 


RE.\l'MONT,  OF  WHITLEY. 


o 

O     0 

«. 

^M 

U" 

"lia) 

Unugf. 

1.  Sin  RiiTHiKU  BoimnHT.*  knt-ot  WUUley  Bnu- 
raoDI,  A.  tad  Aucail.  int.  m  of  Edward  Buanoiit, 
(111.  or  Whillen,  bT  Kliubelh  bit  will.  lUoithttr  of 

Urd  July,  lOM.  >nd  in  latj  bid  a  onumiaian  la 


BECK,  OF  LONDON, 


^ 


'>^ 


^ 


Ab^iuI,  IIU.  Hod  wjv  '-  by  lllB  bnittieT 


BKCKHITH,  OF  ALDBOKOUCH. 


Eintdgr. 

■Klly  tbt  Mint  orKiLIll,  or  MiLirui.  It>  prdlpiM 
wu  •nwnd  in  thf  liiiullDn  of  Yorljhin  by  Kir  W  ii- 
llmn  Ilii(ilmlc  at  Doncwtfr.  Mh  April,  IMS. 

Sm  Small  Hilhi,  knllardof  CKWton.io  CruTin. 
■.  tht  daughur  of  JokOi  lunl  of  Hfthlcy.  ud  had 

I.  JoHii.  bi*  heir,  wba  wtddcd  n  daugliur  el  Sir 

Sii  JuuH  Mii.»t,knt.  iRd  uf  C«lDn,  wbo 

■1.  Dm  d»i(tiliiraf  Sir  Jofan  Atdliurfb,  at 

AldbBTRh,  nd  lind  *  Hn  uiil  bdr. 

JuHir  UiLiit,  or   UiLitHii,   |grd  of 

Wntbit,  wlw  viddn]  Ibv  iliuthtcr  uf 

0lt  edwud  W  lUrtnpc.  nod  had  Uin 

dAUlHilvr".  of  wbinn  M'HataaT,  wt 

■  •■  ym»n  ,arWi>ln>ii.aiHii»>di>w 
WIUlUB  PairTu.  or  Watbm,  rrom 
<rhoa>  tlw  Faiifaiw  °r  Cillli 
Cladf.   ISttKv 

Abh  Pairfaa,  a.  la  —  aiamon. 

ClarirK    Pdrhi,    ■■     to    Willlin 

Parno.or  Nabum.  iSogBiaia-i 

•  .  Root.  ■.  Ih>  daogbwr  of  Sir  Hngb  H*l(b, 


M-i^'- 


BEC 

HiacDLUbi  UiLBia.whoB.  B«kwid>.aH 
iD«1ii«no(  Sir  wnUam  Brara^.*  lard  of  Ufh 
<K«ndHl  Inm  Sir  Babnt  Bni.  lord  of  fltdtMi 
.  ClfYilaad.  ■  noble  Nonnas  knicbl,  noiM 
■Dcu,  of  ScoiLiRD,  aad  lud  a  wm  nJ  hair, 
NicHoui  BacKWITH,  who  chaninl  U>  m 


d  by  tbc  Earl  Manhal  of  En(la^ 
t  waa  dat«d  Irani  tbp  jifbrcaaid  Sw 
m-orByaainiiCaMlc.  ilKhauxiBtjrflt*' 


lUU,  Ibal  the  aald  Hainan  BkI 
and  take  onU  bisi.  a  oal  o<  ana 
lainlnR  onto  Jotan,  Lord  Halbioi 


'or  wfalcli  Ubbi 


Hinar  lll.wlikhoaainlbtytarafw  land 

rrom  ono  HaicUea  Malbia,  (ha  Ibinl  as  <f  Nr  Uaa 

MalbickBLvUch  narriad  the  Udy 

Brswaa,  gBauIlba  daDihtera  o(  Sir  1 

inrd  of  ITglabarby,  and  nrtaiD  lauda  ii 

Ikr  aaid  Hncialoa  abould  chanoa  bia  nana,  or  alt 

mat.  and  hiapoaurllyliirocr.  and  ao  II  wtta 

•aid  XcKBloa  ebanfid  bia  dmm  frav  Ualbw  u  I 

«ilb.  and  did  bold  bka  coal ;  vbanat  I,  ik*  aaid 

Marabal.  Vitrt  Havlun.  laid  •>(  d«  Lnka.  tord  r^m 

bi^lain  u  our  loTrnvn  lard  Klmt  Bi 

Kanry.  Und  Fany.Sli  Koten  loyaUai.ku.  aadik 

Willlum  Acbffl,  did  aa>  and  alio       ~  ~ 


nUiNicbulullKkwi' 


>.  (brdaa^Mrarnrll 


abip -I  niDi,  bmndlDi  ol  tk*  Bonk  aid*  (d  KU  Ja 
lUnpHtbwall.  and  at  Idabarby,  la  Wbdlby^n 
unaiuLuda  In  l-kkarlnf  and  KmWa.artikttrBa 
of  BM\wiib  and  Btckwllkakan.  iMb  bwaw  I 
A.  I>.  lU*.    Iloia.  IhadaafblvrBt  Sir  l>UttrYIki 


>(  JehD  Bowlcji,  nq.  of  SufuD,  null  hwl 


j4faa,a«-AiB7C,dfiucblflrdf  Arthur  ChaAbc»»v>i|' 


su.  ■>.  ta  John  Cbucy,  « 

TVlIMB*  GlutIC}. 

JnlUii  Cb>ory. 


la  n*  >.  br  kit  (IdT  » 


.f  CLlnl.  f» 


r,  ij  EliHbDtfa  Tyi^ 

hIhi  m.  linl,  Hand, 
r  BrjBD   Palmn,  e>q.  of 

ilHDShur  of  WilUuD  Tancrtd.  m).  of 
fioraaabbT^dgV'  He  if.  In  IA7Q,  and 
wa>  I.  by  bii  iDD  (by  bi>  fint  <n(»;, 

Joaona.  diugbccT  of  WilliuD  Tan- 
end,  laq.  of  Barangbhridgi.  by 

died  yoong.    Hi>  iKond  wife  vaa 
Mary,  danghtir  or  AnUioiiy  Xal- 


id  Titorp.    Ufi  had  It 


fakB.  a.  Ikr  du(hlei  gf  Thorn 
AAa^,  m.  Any,  daa^lvr  of 


Itacftwttk  and 


r   Leonard 


tr  l.«>*r<t  ll«;*wiih  wmi  •btrtirof  York- 
■Un  in  (h>  tOi  of  Bowiap  VI.  He 
aomd  Ktmt  H»at  Vlll.  in  hit  Pnoch 


■■IDIiai  BlDIWITH,*    CH).    of  AUlOD,    Kbo 

Anof,  <<aughwr  flf  Bobert  Pyndcy,  i"q-  of  B«i 


tiM  kl  bTi  ni(D  of  ««  •i»  of  [fac  Ahtny  »f 
S«by.  Ha  m.  BUaahnh,  daatbur  and 
wbatr  of  Sir  Kt«ir  CbohBley,  LnL  and 


S-.}~' 


Pnacaa,  in.  to  Oevrgt  Uarre),  m). 
of  HaAaa.  in  E>hi. 

Tmmu  ll*«><n.<a4.efniBI,<rhoiia!EliHhMh, 
^■■^■r  af  riMua  la(My,  a-j.  of  RlpIcy,  in  ttie 
i^uH)  tl  Turk.  *Bi  dti>V  '-  F-  "•'  '-  by  liia  broiberi 

•m  WiuiaB  Sanwrm.tBr.uf  Clint.    ThliKanila. 

1.  laa|b»r  of  9ir   WUlian 
Hi  and  Koniitly.thedaucli- 


■*   ■■!>«»■,  aai  I  laul   a  daaftiur  nf  Thnrnw 

(.  TlBDaai.  kHr  u>  hia'  anda  Sit  WIIHa» 

vxh.  B.  Mawl.  dau«hur  nf  Henry  Piidac;. 


ban,  daoihter  of  John  MUhome.tai. 
of  HlDdsnLelf,  and  had  (with  ■  daugli- 
trr,  Uary,  ii.  to  Edward  Aafalon,  of 
Meihley) 
TKuatt,  of  Aiktoo.  who  n.  Hu- 
rioll.t  daughter  of  William  Wan- 


Tbarp)eaq. 

Hmii  Ukikwith,  ■ 
CUdI,  ponhiaed  Iha  u 


,.  nf  So«rb,. 
■I  Wn«by  otb  AufsM,  Idi.  to , 


a  TU>  Maaatiwaa  laM  Cllu.  aail 


Jdhybu™ 

LifeCdaW  HaudiirlaiM,  » 


-» •J*;»-JP  •"IJJ 


WlllLan    WandDAwd,  irhkb  Uil>  died  will 
.....  danhlan  Bmiliooed  ■! 


U'-  «*•  J.  w  hi 


il  HraKDO 


^        -  .  -   "BlT  « 

■to  *■«■  af  Tark.  and  at  Uic  banle  of  Munou  Mmir, 
Wv  Iki  UukK  nt  N««cuUi.  Willi  •rhom  h*  flsd  lo 
ItM  awlUinl  (flw  iluf  imfonuDiIr  imttn.  He  w. 
IXutan.  teiKliUr  gf  Sir  Hmrr  dmlmondleT.  Un. 
af  RnbT.  !■  <b>  ceontr  nt  Vorl,  uid  bad  iaaui. 

Banrj,  M.P.  for  tha  cuuDty  of  York :  o(  vhom 
Ctarrjidoti  wriiea : — "  Harry  BalaaU,  with  iba 
Ur«  PaMtx,  Iba  i«d  fcnighu  vho  •mrd  in 
ptfUamaDl  for  Yorkjhin,  liiaed  arUclu  for  a 
knlmlity  for  thai  countTi  bainc  ncarlr  allied 

^wwnl  i  Iha  Lord  Fairfax  adiwripg  lo  Uii!  iiar- 
••krtMT,  W  Uw  kiBf."    Mr.  Bflaiyu  ».  Gnce. 


^ 


Jaki.  it.  1.  f. 

Ita*lu4.  ••■  Pmin*,  d>iicfal«r  of  Chrii- 
tfj/kB.  Lard  Tgynhan,  bf  whom  be 


iliu,  D.D.  of  Surbwia' 


Otmt,  a.  n  Bamy.  VimiiDt  CaMMovn,  i 


PusDM  Juiru,  M.  U  Blcliud,  Emrl  of 

AnWBa.  -.  M  Mr  WUIlaa  I'rutlukd.  Un. 
■(  ThMMr.ta  Uw  mDlJr  at  YwL. 


BEL 

nl.MUdreil.daiiglilsrarNicbDlM.VbninMCaatlitoilt  ' 

oiembn.  iaa7.tbe  Lidt  MiitTCioHWILL.daBgbur 
r  ihe  Pun-anoa.    Of  Ibli  DoblEnian  Ui4  Clarsndon 

bcland  pruUctur,  and  in  ereal  pirwer,  be  Danied 
ia  dangliter  u>  the  Lord  Paucnulwrg,  the  owner  of 


mily  emlnenUi  loyal.     Tben 


Daii;r« 

eutlemaa,  bdng 


£Dtly  aftcrwardfli  ib  prirate.  narried 
dained  b)?  bUhopa,  and  accordiDC  <0 


meilic  detighu  were  le»ei 
■corered  lliat  bii   hid    Fa 

ID  perfectly."    01  Lady  Fi 


I 


lordabip  lonvardud  the  reatoTadonj  ia  erideal  fram 
Ui  bel^E  apprplnted.by  thereatored  monarch,  id  100V, 
Itird  lienunant  of  (he  Uahepric  of  Iluiham,  ami  in 


and  tbo  princea  of  Italy,  am 

J'aucoobars  oaa  awom  of  tl 

aod  «iinn  Htar,  when  hia  lo! 
PiucuIHUG,  by  Mun  palei 
April,  in  that  year.    He  d.  ' 


V  8ii  lUnrland  Beluyie, 

IV.  SiK  Thuko  Biuaiu,  a>  fourth  bannet.  and 
third  Viaeaunt  Fanconberg.  Hia  lordahip  ■■.  Bridffeti 
daughtrrof  Sir  John  Cage,  ban.  of  Firle.  la  tbe^nntj 

I,  eiq.  of  l^filiaaton,  la 
WanickahLre.  by  wbom  be  bad  fluryivine  iaaua, 


n  the  Ulh  of 
t  Deceniber, 

a  of  iba  Onl  ^^J 

bannet.  and  ^^^^| 

f  m.  Bridcet,  ^^^H 

latbe^DBtj  ^^^^1 

ecbaaton.ia  ^^^ 


Hu  lordablp,  who  caaforme 


1  to  tfac  uBbUihiid  churct 

BBcondcarl.    Hl>  tordshlp 
dinRbMraf  8ii  V     ■ 


Ahhi.ii.  loBIr  George  Wiimbwsl I.  luH. 
EuiiHTH,  m.  ID  ITKft.  to  Bf  nikrd  Hawud.  e«), 
(■Rirwurda  Unkn  of  Norfolk),  frein  wliom  iLu 

Eiirl  of  Lnan.    lier  UdTihip  di<d  In  tHta. 

HlKDlOT. 


UeluyH,  eldert  •on  of  Sir  Tbamat  I 
..I.  SiiillawuiiDBii. 


Vlacijiinry  of  pADmnbvri  and  cli 

<4rfju— Qimrlerly;  Arat  «nd  fDurth  ar 
b-lrmn  tSlw  ll™r»J.>-li<  >i. ;  «r™iirt  i 
■  pala  Ingnllnl  belwcco  Iwa  palleu  |iIi1d  u, 

BELLINGHAM,  Of  HILSINCTON. 


Alu  da  Bdliac' 
HuilVt,     Hei 


ItBtagt. 

ij>i<iilia.knl.unlblnit» 
im.  vho  liTtd  "  IflDpure 

,  EliolwIb.iUiifhUiorill 


ttanar  (Sir),  wks  dwd  with 


T-n«u  BnuiMiHta.  >l» 


■  HiMJHH>ii.D«ltlI>kn|ion.lnWMiin«rud. 
■  Wiuhit  III  ibt   NhUla  TcMplr.  .nil   kind 


rf  Hiliincran,  w 

id  ^m   IClMK  }•■■ 

CO  EncUnd.     Hi  ■•.  A( 

Icr  g(  Sir  Henrr  Ci>nr>n,  Lul.  ud  hul,  * 

H»i>  [Sir),  hU  heir. 

AIniii  or  l.cTnu.  in  WntmorelHul,  fr. 

Snuo.  dmigbltr  of  Mirmi, 

BetliiiKhun.  in  Cfa«  conely  at  LouUl.  wir  K 
Kdwd  tiySiit  Alin  Kdwiid  Biiu4kaa4a.1 
of  Cutle  BcUiBghui. 
The  eUoi  UB. 

■  .Sim  HiNir  B>Li.iKoiiiii,a(H<l.iBfMB,«M 
nied  (  finDHn  Wih  Hiy,  (me.  He  ■.  DM 
dauRhUTof  Sir  Pnuidn  BOTDlan,  tut.  of  Bu^ 
in  Itae  county  ol  York,  lud  iru  >.  by  Ue  Ma. 

■I.  Sim  JiKB  Bmui».iiit-.  of  UlUtaciaib «« 
Calhehnr,  dingfalar  Hd  co-Mt  it  Sit  KfWT' 
longhbj.of  Rirtey.in  Derbyihin.  b<a  kr  hv.ak 
Kcondly,  George  Puref^j.  e*q.  of  Wh»ll«y.t«  U 


Hohen,  irbo  m.  KUen  Sundfor 
fhiUp,  •ba  iL  aod  bad  ime. 
BUnrhe.  BL  ID  Hifrt  S]iark*. 
Mmry  "  <»  B"ter  Orene. 


lo  Rotter  U»i 


Tkuhik  Bd.inr,  p*^.  ef  MonbH.  m.  Alta.  Jib 
Ir  <•(  Willlua  RoydoB,  of  DiBM«l>iMn,  Hi  M 

weiviu  fuoUy.  rii. 


MtfB  ftcUst  «u  f.  ftl  hia  ilnvuF  fly  hie  fnbdsmi, 
HMK  BiLuiT.Hf.  otHarciaa.wfaadlfdrih  Aa 
.  Mn,  lHriii(  kf  Amy.  liU  vifx,  diughter  tmd  cu- 
«f  Aadbonr  Crqirwiaf ,  csq^  oT  Dodldian.  yminrvr 
•(  Urintd  Gthocbo*.  e*<i.  or  Biton,  Uine  •dd> 


C—n.  irf  OU  Rods.  ■>.  Eloiuir.  dngbKrof  Wil- 
Hv^  LavlDii,  of  Lavtirti,  in  ChBflbire,  uid  h>d 
iwa  AiMbHX.  Anw  ud  Mary. 

T>—M.<.  iiniu.  In  lUl. 

^■■■w,  K.  bo  JiihB  Broofhuni.  of  Brouglitan. 

r»lii>i.  •»-  P«ur  liTgk,  of  Lyme, 

KftukMh,  ■  tuThdiauBnimlct.gr  HvBpUD, 

Mmwi,  m.  ta  TlHaiu  CaniBll. 

baa  BuiAi.  a^.  oT  Horctcs,  h  t'nuU,  ilsnghin- 
■  ■■laWiri^JskB  BenUry.cxi.iirihii  A>h».iii8uf 
MUfv,  hA  Aftaf  Id  IUV,  IcRi  «ieb  nnir  younger 
'      '       >.  AuM.  ».  tx  WOliuuFEniai 


■vadtoanwnk 


m.oT  UorfoU,  Id  Cbwhirr. 
lajMCHU  July.  iar4.M{tKi  mly  mirriTiag  child, 
L  iiBTwiiMiBiiiun.of  Msnlon.A.  nndOcioba, 
I.  «%■  a.  ka  l«T«d.  SBUnna.  itagbltr  at  Ctarulo- 
■  rttl  Hq.  «(  CoHa.  Id  Lcicnuntain,  ud  wu 

(.  SM  iol*   BtLLVr.  #r  HteMBD,  h.  Mtk  Nattm- 
iMM;  «  vka«  dm  Ml,  Ith  Pcbnury.  IT14,  the 

iMdbi^  tat  nkwqiufiUjr  pirchnKd  frou  Tbaaiu 
I  r>«i(.  Bf.  ky  HOLUHD  Acini,  «q. 

■  cU*r  (a.  Ilirt*  dD^HfuOji  oT  lb* 


UNDUH,  OP  STEKPLE  BL<MSTE.\D. 


wbo  purcbued  landi  in  Siftple  B<uii]Hlcad,  I^mfx 

Uac  BiljainiDB  parish,  had  Iwo  anus,  John  and  noliF>i 
Departing  tbii  lilt  about  cbc  year  IMl,  he  wu  ).  b 


Hubert  Rc«e,  and  bad  a 


,  d(D|hUr  or  Sir 


Ibc  fLLTnans  lic^  of  Calais  in  IMTB.  and  wllb  Jnbn 
ythome,  mtcir  of  Halnid.  gait  £100  la  thf  unl- 
nity  rheil  o(  Cambridge,  (onndcd  by  Waller  Nnle. 


HargarM,  dangbter  and  co-heir  of  Tfaumai  Bradttld. 
?aqH  af  BarringtoD,  in  CambridgeabiFe,  aDd  tFCDDtlly, 
Alkx.  daughter  and  anle  heir  of  Sir  Walter  Claptoa, 
if  Hadte;,  ia  Suffblk,  Knighl  of  Rhodci.  By  hi* 
wcond  wife  be  had  Tbomu  of  Hiidley,  William,  and 


d  Alice. 

to  Richard  OnBar,  of 

Yeldham.     By  hii  fim  wife  h 

John  B 

HDriHi,  oaf.  of  that 

pl«*;  Tbo-..,  of  w 

om  pnae 

udy;Jo>B«,a..  InW. 

Wilford.  ™i.  of  c™ 

tamtoTI,  in 

tbe  cmiDIv  of  South. 

amp(oa;andAIi<*.b 

WalDir  Gennl,  of  Eaui,  wbo 

had  wiib  her  ■  ponio 

nof£40. 

Their  hther  died  in 

e  Bumptead  ealale  by 

»u.  by  hi.  fim  wih. 

Hew.  fins.  Juan..', 

aiiehtiT 

f  -  Filawilliam.,  by 

•ai>  and 

Thoma.;  and    b,    hia 

«™.d  wile.  ioan^. 

aoghtcro 

fJohndeTbocieldon, 

he  had  Ralph,  John. 

DdMaad 

H,  d.  in  14H-3,  and 

vui.  by  hiieldealHiD. 

Riin.eDBiNiiiaH. 

who,dyi 

gfftbPebmary,  I4SII, 

Tthaialeo 

f  tnm  cburch,  under 

«,.  ol  HoydeD  Hal 

Bmx. 

by  whom  he  had  ■ 

daiBhler.  Hargwel.  imd  >  ion 

Ricii.aD  BaoDUn 

whod.n 

bcr.     Hia 

wife  wa.   Marjaret, 

wport,  Eaq.  of  Herta. 

andby  betbehad  Jd 

UN  aDd  M 

arBarel. 

DDT.daufhler  and  cu-lifir  of  John  Pord.  of  Hocliealvy, 

M.  toTbamMSDiitli.af  WalHkeD.'ioNorfolA;  Mary) 
El[>ab«ih.  m,  to  Jamea  Papya,  of  Cottenban,  in  i;am- 
bridcnblre ;  l^lranor.  wife  of  Roben  Bryu.  at  Bolin- 
brobf,  Mariant,  aDdEUaabeth.  Hli  aeoondwife  waa 
Tbom^i^Dr,  daughter  of  —  Pinvbaqi,  who  waa  burin] 


wife  waa  Vi%t\try,  daughter  ■ 
Ultle  BtuDford.  but  b j  the  Ihre 
He  d.  t3rd  Peb.  1«M,  a«Dd  U  ] 

May,  lail.udarrr. 


.    Hlafoi 


aa  crealad  ■  Baaoair  ni 

id  made  a  conaiderable  a 
■I.   Usmhy,  daucbur 


BEN 


Bicliiril  Cutti.  a 

ddDghtcn,  Dorothy^  vrltt  of 
■r  Barton  Uiwri,  Lrio'Xrr 
Fflamlvyj  of  Cnlinf ,  in  &uj 

II.  SmTBontiBuoiiH. 
Binlyrvi.    "  Hbitu.'ht* 

prince,  jrifvCHimcu  t.  P< 
BUiinial  tniuMn  h«  hud  ■  rl 
I8lfa  Jnlj.  INI.  >nd  iiRtcnti 
tfoit.  mnrt  Rftcrwardt  petitia 
■Bd  diH  parlii 


I  mimllu  in  IhE  Tower, 


Su«i,  by  whom 
n  diea  yDiuir;  and  cwa 

;  find  RliH.  ».  Io'j«lin 
rolk.    Ha  4.  in  IdU.  .nd 

lUulfutlT  IfT'l  10  hi> 
r  It  the  beginnlDg  of  Ihs 
lief  lubd  in  drnwiiig  bp, 
nf  Id  Che  Kinf  ■  dflclan- 
i.    H.>nlT 

ud  Moody 

unhappily 
fl  he  wu  icdpriHaed 


fl,iwn.    H( 

-.  Ihaiifh  he  Ml  al 
t  powen 


ud  hlM>  leave  to  rii 


■nltiMador  to  the  OllomiiD 
of  thein  coalil  prev»l]  witb 
onnblc  employ  withoql  ihe 


>J  the  Turkey  < 


tilL  in  luiiiu^B. 


folio*!: 

Hcly  ilbonted  him  u  an  audirar* 

chair  to  be  r^wred  out  of  Ihe  nxHn  that  he  migbl 

daliTir  hi!  tBhway  itaadiBf,  Sb  TbomM  made  od* 

s(  U>  (amlaiBRi  tBeal  lows  and  lean  dd  bi>  handa, 

and  tblB  HI  don  upon  bimi  liefan  he  weald  diUrer 

hb  enbuHT-    At  anolbar  aodienca.  when  tliF  grand 

plare.  Iftlinc 


Katland 


Anotbrr  time  there 


lirkiM  f. 


whereon  he  lale.  Hid.  bli  r 

luu  and  (>lla]il  Ubillaw  »*d>  hii 
•OBiUenbla.  Klnc  CniaiJia  I.  ha> 
Ue(iUla(>lb>baTiDnr,>nillbeniiine 
4aB(  the  L«Taui  Csmpany,  bryimd  any  ■ 


«ra«d  Rlcnior  and  kirn,  by  lb*  IHI*  of  Catii 
XlBt<>(Ka(UBd,RnlUBit.  Pnmca.and  Inlan 
Ikli  peixw  nutnHd  Sir  Tbanai  In  hli  coaH 


by  Ib>  lli«h  Coan  of  luMca  March.  1«M.  t 


BEN 

dlipatrhnd  Richard  Laonuoe  to  G(BHlainlmi*lt 
letlen  of  leroeatloB  for  iiir  Tbimaa.  who  •hsal 

Laorenn.  that  he  wu  lenl  by  the  lUac.  bM< 
Doi  d<ll>sr  Dp  hii  GOBUBiaatmi  wiOnat  ^  lb| 

biiej  to  the  parUoniBl  aaainit  bias  by  «■ 


laROt.  bq 


I  In   Tnri 


li  for 


lady,  tbe  fullihi 

Imncd  bere.     Hh. 

Henry  Baker,  of  flhoebrry.  i 

bfl  had  Tbamaa.  John.  ttDl 

nK  dauibtera.   noraChy. 

ucondly.  to  —  Bowyeit  Abiiill.  at.  ( 

•H.  to  —  CaRwriiihti  Diana,  m.  W  I 
Haaien,  knl. ;  and  Soun,  jw.  lo  Kit  « 


Ihe  peace,  and  one  of  tba  iryntj^inntamM  I 
EMn.  Re  ■■■  Calherinr.  danf blar  of  Sct  Wl 
C»]in(.  kuc.  one  of  Ihe  SberllTa  of  Laa4aa  li 


ilraij— Ari^DI,   a  rbeiroB    aabla.    baiaam  < 

of  King  Roxiao  111.  and  HiKar   IV.  A^p 
wild  tan.',  bead  for  Ibeir  anna.    Tb-y  <r 
ooau  ot  Burthwell.  Grai 

liya.   Beauchanp.  JBjadHcM 
NewpDTti  Ford.  Bj '        "  ' 


x,  dnickter  al  Sir  jDhn  Uyiran,  tau  a(  Ov«r 
•d  vUdt  of  Sir  WiUiun  AlhenoB,  dT  Ather 

anrMIuBniiLii.  LuL 
A.  HuEsnn,  rideni  duckicr  aim  mneir  oi  i  bamiH 
4>  la  laoiul.  bi  KmOiorinF,  hii  vifi>,  daogblvr  Uld  co- 
ht*r  W  Uoiiil.  Lord  WcIIm.  bj  Jeiib.  danghKr  and 
WiraffMiR^bmWunun.aiidfaiidiwaKnu,  Hii- 

M>i  ■li'a  Shout,  nq.  of  WTumidhiiBi.M.Uar- 

Wt.  sllh  *  daaKhiir.  EliuWib.  «.  Bnt,  la  Robert 
hloAHB.  nq.  clfl4  o(  Itae  gntn  cloth  ;  uid  iBdDtld- 
tf.  •■  lUrfuH  I-rmey;  «fon. 
foav  nniiur.iaq.  of  WyingndhaD,  wbod.  •■  f. 

Hrujis  llnttui,  »q.  of  Wynnndliun,  vho  m. 
Maty.  i^Mchtn  bI  Kobnt  Bnudi,  af  lli>raby.  Id  tlic 
■— 1>  al  LiDoilu.  ind  ri.  m  11M.  Imrisg  i  ann  lud 

Kaikid  BisAtLEt.  «*q'  oT  Wymondbanj,  wha  h. 

«W  •!■  rf.  unBurried.  «o*|i(  one  dnghler.  Elcuior, 

1.  Do  Mkit  DniiLiT.  of  Wymondbiin,  L  In 

tm.M>m  Mrixr;  ■■ulHoudlT.K>UiiTii>i>,daii|:1>«!r 
rf  KldHdH  BMymoiil,  ni|.  uf  Colv  Ortun,  uid  nlici 


>l  djlKR 


r   WllLun   Sedls;.  barl.  ul 


BEBNAKD,  OF  HUNTINGDON. 


ftlarogr. 

TW  *U«  Vnwk  af  a><*  fuHny.  liniidcd  by  Ruo 
Ih*.*p.  xHllnDt  In  llHi'  llmf  of  bowimo  III.  Itr 


11  KixtiD.  n^.  of  Abtnftin.*  nwr  KoRh- 


■  TW  ^H>ar  4Ma(t«>  wiould  <•  ianb)!lir  Jiilrii 


He  wedded, ■Fumdly.ElinlMlb.diDgliur  of  Sir  JjiiiH» 
Alltiim,  a(  OxEy,  Hsru,  but  hud  no  oCtair  iuoe.  Thia 
Lady  died  3Td  Juniry.  loSl.iDd  wu  buried  in  CgreDt 
Garden  Chnrcb.  NiddleH'I.  Sir  Frlairii  d.  in  bil 
aiity-rijUi  yest,  Bono  IWB,  ud  Uoi  intmed  in  [b« 
uanb  ilileofAbiDglonCburcb.  Ha  wui.byhUwn, 
Jir  SiBjiiitTi  BHn^klif  knt-  member  for  tbe  bomigib 
of  Hnndnidan  in  UiH  Renoralian  and  Iho  Lang  Par- 
llammti.  He  m.  Hnt.  Elinbetb,  diDghter  of  OliTir 
Su  John,  lord  cbiefjiutice  of  the  Comnisn  Pleu,  and 
had  (with  fire  DLber  daughlen,  vho  all  died  oimiar' 


homu  Btowd,  eef .  of  Arlaey.ln  Ihe 

•.a  the  cfltebntcd  Ricbird  Beutlay, 
and  prvbeudery  of  Ely,  rrgiiu  pn>- 


f  aome  dininnlini ; 
«,  In    Humphrei 

M^iidly.IbaKet. 

to  tbo  Rev.  ~ 

of  Kilmore  (ton  of 


d.  Urd  Oclober, 
EUnliMh  Beniley, 
Ridge.  ew|.  of  I' 


Ehubeth-Bentley  Cumberland. 
He  wedded,  aeeondly,  Grace,  daughler  of  Sir  Richiird 
StauckbiirEh.  bnl.  of  ShnO-biiTih,  in  the  manly  of 
Wanrlck.  bat  by  ber  had  no  lame.     Sir  Jobn  a.  In 


He  rf,  bIhkiI  tbe  year  IIII.1,  and  hii  vidow  baeime  (b* 
•econd  vitc  of  Thomaa.^nf  Lord  Tniur.  uf  Broia- 
bam.-    Gil  RobeR  «•  i.  by  hii  (On, 

i>,  BiH  JoHK   Buin.iao,  vbo  m.  Mary,  yaanxeal 
daoilKai  of  Bir  Fronrla  St.  Jobn.  ban.  of  I^DntluriM, 

Mary.    ' 
He  d.  Ifitb  Deermber,  t7M,  and  wu  i.  by  <ila  aon, 

I.  Sl>  Roiaai  Bnioau :  U  wboaa  deeeur  un- 
married, md  Janoarj,  IIM>.  (be  lliaiiHcrcr  became 


-Are-  a  bear  ra 


i.t  aa.  muialcd  or. 


IB  Tbanty.  oit,  ami  li 


■*■■■¥  TatToc,  wks 


n  Tai'fH,  la  boly  orten,  e. 
|i  or  Hi.  Davld'i  la  IT44.  bhI  in 
.m  la  irn,  4.  aninanmi  li>  Uf 
«Tai.o.,Ay™..«. 


Mib  Feb.  1«M. 


He  m.  Emnu,  daughtir  of 
a..«i.of  W.ri.tiiw,in  Dt'ou. 


BETENSON,  OP  WIMBLEDON. 


rUi  Feb.  ICOO. 


ICHUD  Bni<»«  n,  ElisUKtb.  dan(h»r  and  ra- 
ti Jolm  Uiborn,  of  Uckliicdoi].  Id  Ewi.  uhI 
obuininE  Ilxrtby  tha  uuU  of  Tiltl  UtJI.ui  tli«  m.mt 
couJaif'  nud«  U  Ehc  |dace  of  his  Hbode.  He  had  by  11ii> 
l*ly  <*bd  nni'dl  Mm,  ind  mtrrud,  HCODiUj.Anbar 
Bnaw,  el  K>lM*d,<)  thnt  h»,  li*. 

Riuuui,  bla  hair. 


n*  tidal  HD  ud  hnr. 

Kicl'iD  Biri>K>.,  Hq.  irho  iru  nf  Uyrr  de  l> 
Hay.  is  EH«,v«liled  C>lbrrtii«.diU(htiri>l' Cesris 
Tski.  »|.  ft  U^r-Huuv,  In  Ibe  Hmt  omnlr,  and 

Bii^HtsD,  hta  lamnar. 

TltmH,  ■>.  Adik.  daufhUTof  llinry  Lmall,  eiq. 
sr  BI>ukLii(ly.  Sumry,  nnd  lud  taaua, 
Rkbard.  rf.  yaoog. 


*)iD  wu  rrcaud  a  BiaDHir  kr  XMf  CiaaB 
PTbruary.  lAM.  He  m.  Aone,  danthm  of  91 
Mwyni.  ban.  of  Waldmbue,  tn  Xeo^  fl 


an  «late  in  Loodon— dct^TeJ  apart  hta 
«jr*p  and  thr  Baropeicy  retvrtM  to  hia  i 
1.  Su  Euw.iD  Biruus.  Tbi.  «*all 
'  I,  danghlcr  of  Jobn   Hiila,  of-  if 


d>Uii  J.  p.  lith  h 


BICKEKTON,  OF  UPWOOO. 


^^ 


•  By  •■>■■■  >bc  htt  oar  dlB|liltt, 


ir  Hon.  AlNal*  CocO.  <—  a 


'a  Eilimtl  /■rtrapa.) 


BLACKET,  OF  NEWCASTLE. 


rk^^ 


Mtfly  n*  m*t*i  M  ■  muota  period  and  (or  ■ 
t  •■  W>Uia.la  NDnhnnifeirlud. 
u>Bucin.arWoo4eRiri,mDuUrd««Bd>d 
■  Mt  Jalm  BlKkMt,  LdI.  «r  WonJcrun.  gnf  of  ilir 
■_«(  AaiBaHin>>.A1imi,  duu.  udai-lKiriifair 
vhB4  TiiiniiiT  nf  Molninidc,  In  rbaffijuDiy  of  Uur- 
■>.■     Ilia  (TW-p'uidaan. 

LUX  ButiiT.uIHoppyUud.  in  Ihirlam.'irlig 
■d  Iwbfl.  duBKhlir  a(  L'coak.  of  Wool>iIlg^Hn, 
•d 

CwiwttfW.  ef  HappjrUDd.  m  nAnr  la  ih* 
mrmt  •(  CaiiLB  I.  tacrtUtr  of  ib«  pnntnf 
bad  tf  Hb  fnOT-  CiimuTaplIn  HL4ctrrf , 
■^.  «(  W>Un,  Id  NartbamlMttiiDd.  <S« 
kasMi-a  flMMwrf,  tol.  I.  p.  U7.j 


ijB  BunoT.  Hq.  H.P.  (br  NeweutI*  npai 

^hlo  Hto»  ud  ogUlfria*.  >dJ  vu  eniWd  i 
■  tj  AlMg  C>>>iLU  II.  13  l)fT>iulwr.  KITl 
1^  *.  Inl,  KJiaitKDi,  iliHiliIfr  of  Hlrhicl 


a.  Mh^il.  wh«  "■  OnnKby.  d»ugtiUf  "f 

koaH,*^.  a(  Dmriiugion,  iu  Uurli.ni.  iud 
^  u  imlj  <lilld.  EUulwtli,  wbo  ^.  ;duii(. 
n>  •«>  (knllfd  bun.  (lul  ».  Mrmdly,  Sir 
■kkul  Bnn,  tart. :  uid  tliirdi).  Dr.  Juhn 
Mb.  W>d»p  iFf  eir- 
in.  WitutH,  af  WilUnttoa,  Id  KanhunlHrUDj, 
■<  ■»■■  fw—tly- 

n.  RHwhfA.v.  laTlMthy  DwrUnn,  caq.  ot  Hi-. 

T.  lMM.B.uSI>MiBrldtH,at.DfKinbcrCuuri, 
U  IMxTI  MIlfoH.  €*>).  of  SfihlU, 


1).  Mn.  Hoam,  wltfo*  gt  C>pn[D 
rwiuda.wid  danftitotef  lit.Cuc)., 


I.    WllU4a  HuflR.  «q.  o 


u  Sir  Walltr  CiItb 


PnncM,  m.  In  ina,  to  Robert,  snly  (on  of 
Chirin,  Lnrd  BrDi»,hnr>ppareiiIo(T]iDmu. 
Eirl  of  Ailitmr;.  but  bid  oa  i»ue. 

tHbcUa,  w.  iD  1141,  lo  Diiild,  Ksrl  at  Buchan, 


Id  lIlR.indltRbiieiliilulahltnatBral 
diBibUr.  DiiHt,  wife  of  Thwou  R. 
B<naDianl,ei>4.  oflba  Oiki.vboHMD, 


<.  DwM  Wentwonh,*.  lDGiKl(re<r  li""^'*' 
H<|.  or  (lnntbrniUi,  and  bad  iuua. 
WUliun  Bofxile.ofGnnlhwaitF.obn 

Oodtroy  Mscdonild.  thtrd   Lord 

HicdoDald,   wbo  ■aaqned  thu 

(ddltioDil  nrDuna  of  Botrilo. 

Tbamu  BlirkM  B«Tile,  CtpL  Cold- 


Itifh.lo  Ihn  coDDty  ot  SmDEnet.aad  KcoudJyi 

(a  —  GordoD.  ai|.    Bbc  d.  j,  f  ■ 
8iT  WilliiiiD  if.  la  Dre.  ITI9,  iDd  «u  i.  hj  hi*  Hn. 

■  I.  S»  WiLi.ii*  DucuT.of  WilUniton,  Mniil)^ 
In  KTinl  PurUiuHott  fur  Nii*ch1|ii  on  Tync,  wbo 
m.  Uily  Hubira  Vlllbin.  diDchitr  of  WUllnni,  Hoond 
Kiri  of  Imty.  but  il>iu|  witbiml  lagltiraata  luua 
Utb  SEptnnbrt,  im,  (bii  viiloir  m.  Bnaiy  Mani>i. 
ci^.j  iha  DmnNVTL'v  bNiiHBi  utihot,  bui  ho  be- 
qwuiktd  hia  MtaM*  to  bia  UkgldiuiiU  itagiort,  Bki- 


•  $m  lbra*DBr<Mr*n,<i(>iiiidln,  •■•faUvtDf  i 
••■WuiuaTiapvn.sClliadlay.wlwai.  Klai 
■H.  4«tHc>   aal  mtt  brir  •!   HIr  Wllllasi 


Th~w  XfftntH.  ivi.  of  Vlnbr.  is  LuKoliHlun. 
»4  BiM  sf  Kir  JtAa  BaTDU.  of  RocUiKt.  u>  Y<vL 
«Mn.  h)  vliciBi  In  Ml  >1  hii  Iruh  Mlh  Jue.  !>«•, 

•1.  Ill  Jou  Bucuii,  wLs  nrtiTiHl  hii  t»1hwi 


BteUMHi  WI*aiBW»c«Ka.Ciku«r.K*.i«i 
OUMalH.Smai.u'nnlan  Halt han  pmrtrf 


BLA 

tl,  Alice  imrngkUa  ud  CDhdr  at  Wil< 
^  k«Bm«,  e^.  irf  WiB  janl.  vid  bad  iomfi, 
Taonu.bUlwir. 
Jaba.  wbo  iL  AniM,  diBgfaln-  of  fniiai  TnUoti. 


lUr-.i 


1. 1><  Bur 


ll(  ■■.  Mar 


n  Var 


»  Hanrj,  ( IjcDui.t  Dunbar,  by  nhnn  liE  buil  two 
d«afam.  Varum,  b.  tn  iai4.  ■od  Hary,  m.  u  Sir 
TkasM  Smith,  koE.  of  Bnmton,  Kotu.  and  had  iuuc. 
Mr  Tfaanu  d.  in  l«a«,  whFu  Ibc  BiHimirrT  bcnmt 
■Snurr.  TW  auu  be  bid  mtd  in  IBIl.  Id  Aleun' 
4tr  Dawiatm.  it  NgvcuUe,  merchuil.  vbuafUrwu-ils 


w  Ki»BK.  <ba  HM  of  Uw  lalter  funuly.  Tbr 
■  «<  tbabMoB  wu  kU  ((ain  unnf  yean  linn 
'■!«■  RawU.  aa^.  of  Bnncvpcch  CuUe,  ill 


»■#  -A»^  tm  hmn,  mat  in  chief  (lure  okLi  gu. 

BLAKISTON,  OP  OIB8IDE. 
Coin*  IMi  Juljr,  1B«|^EIT1NCT  Ml  Oct.  irij. 


fttncigt. 

■  BudaTnK.ea^.  aym: 


srs.' 


UcUII.  In  Ourbun.  .d4I  left  .t  hi.  drcea« 
rlai  date  ISIh  Jnoury.  IMIJ,  a  dausbter 
«•  al  CbriMapbgt  Psllherpe,  eH|.  of  ThD' 


M— «  Bua(*n».a>f.aCHntleTHalt,in  Durham. 
Vliiii  BawHr.  diHfbttf  uf  John  Tb4iue,  aaq.  af 
MaiMk,  ud  by  bar  (who  ■>.   Indly, 


>r  of  Ball] 


Tittav  laan.  BLr  WUII 
■Mated  »y>Ua(.  ni4 
■,  (f  lUiBbW 


I.  RiuH.blahelr. 
II.  Nicbulu,  nf  Shirldniw.  in  Durban,  n.  Ju 

Parter,  U'l  had  iitui:. 
III.  Lionel. 

IT.  John,  who  left  liaue. 
>.  nofcr,  of  Hedley,  ■>.  Mixi  Cnoke,  of  Newcutli 

11.  William, 


I.  lane.  m.  to  Toby  Dudley.  eH|.  of  Chopnritl 

I.  Uorolbj, 

'.  Barbara,  ai.  Lindley  Wren ,  etq.  Bdn  mad  he 

Sir  Charlea  Wren,  knt. 
Mrilliim  d.  in  IMI,  and  wai  f.  by  hiaMn. 
SlH  RiLru  Blikiituh.  of  (iibaide.  aged  IweDtT-  I 

,    H>n,  Mar«iiKi,dsu||bwrofSir  WIlliimFea-   I 
..  inl,  of  WaUlneloai  Id  PiorlhumberUnd,  ~~* 


i>.  Georcc  of  LiDti  Hall,  c(.  luun.  wiU  diUd  Id 

I.  HargaRl.  m.  to  Thonuu  Uwrr,  »q.  of  Angr 

Giangi!,  in  VorkiUrc. 
II.  Mary.of  NewRlTat.if.  uam.  isrr. 
Sir  Ralph  d.  in  lUl.and  wu  i.  by  bia  i^ldeal  luni. 

II.  Sir  Wiuluh  Bi.tairraN,  of  Clibaide,  who 
Mary,  daufhur  of  Cocil  Calyert,  Lord  Baltimore.  1 

III.  »■■  Piisoii  Blikihoii.  of  Gibalde.  nho  a. 
Aoue.  diUBbter  of  Sit  Georgv  Bowh,  hat.  of  Bndliry, 
aud  dtiDE  Bib  Oct.  III3,  tha  BiaoHncr  becana  at- 
tiHcT,  bnl  the  »uiei  deacendrd  In  Sir  Ptauda'*  mlv   J 


liLAND,  OF  KTI'PAX. 


IfatuitT  Blind,  of  Leaning, in  (IM  Vonh  RidiDc.  i 
rouMn-Hn  of  Bland,  ar  BUnd.  GUI.  Thu  Robir 
nild'd  a  ilansliur  nl  Gale  of  Uelgblou,  in  Che  •am 
Wiiiit7,  and  had.  vilb  iwd  ilsnchuin,  Uirfanit  tni 

fticHLinDui<iD.arLe«iiing,wbn«i.Orii«.dBBgh»i 
Of  TUomu  Pole.  e«q.  and  bad  icTcral  cbildrcD.  Hi 
direda  \j  hi*  will  Uuil  bli  bod;  be  inlerred  in  thi 
pariah  cfaurch  of  Biusmiii,  vlth  bii  anuaton.  lli 
«u  I.  at  bii  deceaK  br  bit  ridut  vn>. 

Roam  BuND.afLnnilng.wbaiH.  Anna.diiii(btei 
of  Wflliam  Pepper,  gent.,  and  wu  father  of 

Sib  THami  Buna.  km.  who  ■ettled  at  Kippii 
Part.  IntbeliniEar  ELitiBBTU.andmiinlbecoin 


•.ion  o(  Ibe  pea«  (oi 

tbr  CDBBt)  of  York  in  th' 

» 

d  of  Ibal  reign.    He 

»..  EliHbeth,  da 

ghler  and 

be 

re»  of  Thomai  EuDi 
THQU.KSi'-l.hi.hoi 

t,  af  Redneu,  and 

Uargani.  tn.  u  Gilbert  Nerile,  eaf.  et 

Crore,  Co. 

Nntca. 

Ell»betl>-Muriel,  •• 

D>  Anhnir  BBreh 

B»].  lord 

rf.  OG  the  Mlb  (...  b 

Dried  in  St.  Georg 

■aehurch. 

U 

don.Wth)U«einber 

ldU,and,.b,hl 

IB  THOiita  Blind,  knt.  of  KIppfti  Park 

a  j^tice 

XlhFpnn  13IhJi«H 

BlTile.oMm  danghleT  o 

John,  l^rd  Sarlle 

of  Tbomaa,  Earl  of  Sea 

«.  bj  .hom  (wb 

oi.dly.  WalMr  Wel.1. 

eaq-i,  he  had  too 

tw 

daasfalera,  rU. 
TH..«.a  (Sir},  bia  « 

Adwn,ai>iajarafb(rr»einihonTDlamy,  and  a 

dcTDtnl  adbeTCDi  t 

the  wan 

of  the  Comnumw 

allb.    MBJur  Rlan 

of  the  Torkahir. 

C«Il-  of  Poolefra. 

-1  for  Iha  king,  and 

.U-rmdrd  ll ;  and  b 

laaUIed.Diiguoit 

aoll»rltT. 

narkable  aortia  frc 

ohKD  ll>e  parllaue 

nlarr  general,  Rai 

abormiBh. 

>a.  killed.    He« 

KaIberiae,TeIirlu 

Raibariar.  m.  a  Thomai  flarriam.  ei 

.  of  llan- 

Pnuieee,  m.  to  Jabn 

Beltmi,ofRocUe:> 

I.  hT  «"'-d 


He  wu'bThia  elder  >on. 

I.  lii*  THoaia  Buau,  ofKippu 
v*Bud  a  DiBUKR  an  (h*  J*ib  Aiigt 
CniaiJt  I.  tor  h)>  artlTc  aeal  an< 
njndeaiua.  He  m,  I)iHan<ind.  daughMr  uf  Prancii 
Narlla.  a-i.  nf  CheTrl,  ia  Uh  MnnIT  of  Vork.  and  h; 
tier  (wb«  wedded,  aeeandly.  Waller  Walah,  e^-  <• 


I.  who  a.  a  dBHgbter  at  Sir  Tboiww  Bar- 
1  nUrt  of  Aahenlt,  b;  wb«n  I.e 
to  Iha  davgbtar  of  Edwanl  Cbft- 
■aeebeater,  and  Jan*. 
m.  u  Hartia  Hrmily,  an  alduimaB  rf 

Lh,  ai,  to  Jehu  fnai..  e**,  of  Pontefnef, 


Hen.Il(tManUi,lcHitJ 

Sir  Edward  UoaleT.  of  Hulm.  in  L 

10  Burrive  infoncy,  one  aav  and  foHr  danghBH 


|.  of  Btai-kl».' 
a  Knar,  •*,  - 


1  Inheritor  of  lh*  ■ 


mnty  of  VaI.  by  whan  ha  liA. 
Meaae,  Hb  Bapl.  IfW. 
Wlllian    Daliaw,   la    Itaty    m 

Vork, wheal.  JrdJoBa.  RMbCa** 
rlur,  eldral  daafbirratnearti 
m).  <tf  Lbs«  NewUH.  !■  Hw< 


u.  by* 


Tb>  Her.  T 


Stock  (nn-npaBTe 
•  cial  cblUreB. 
II.  eiUabetb.if.at  BaDi,tedinl),l 


t.  Si*  ioHn  BuKU,  iMrt.  af  KIppu  I'ark.  li.r. 
Uueaablre  in  ITH.  It.  ■>.  t.ady  yrwn—  fM 
daniAiaTaf  Uaniaae,  ftna  Eart  at  A>laifniJ.  ml  X 


auB.  ■natldaHBli— ,11. 
It  yoancer  nd>  Jamary,  RM 
■.dKHaa.ia  U«a.byUi< 


lbs  honanr  or   kulgfalbood  kom  JTInf  Jma   I.  ■! 

rimn  GciRluiil,  H*  H.  Fnnum,  dinglilFr  of  Sit 
Tb<nnuPig«,kDl.orDiidilenball,Buct>,<>n<]wtd<iw<>r 
Sir  Thnmu  Neril.  iLnt.  of  Hole,  in  Uiomenhlre.  by 


lii>iii,btir  (o  lu*  brovUcr. 
Sir  Tfaoniu  d.  lOtb  Junairy.  1038-0,  Id  iIj<  eJRhly- 
tlb  ycuT  of  bl>  lee,  and  wu  liuricd  dh  ths  I31b  at 
e  nuus  nmntb  in  the  fBinily  vkuII  uljoinliig  (d  lbs 
.rib  >ido  or  Ibf  fhuiitt  or  tbr  church  vt  Rygo.  Ha 
II  t>iw«>Mil  of  oMtn  in  tbi  cimollci  o[  HcnlOTi, 
[ildlam,  Bedford.  Lckn-ucr,  Suflbrd.  end  Derby, 


I.  mj.  or  TlimibiiiinH.  b.  7ih 
M.  Mn.  Mocsarel  Palf,  bat 
h  Attguvt,  lOM,  wH  r-  by  hk 


Dcranhtr.  I 


■  Triuity  Cullcge,  Oiford,  u  a  reUow-commmrr. 
r  b*  hud  taken  a  dagrte  in  Arts,  bo  refireil  to 
tiraf'i  Inn,  and  KBdied  llM  mnnii^al  law.  He  sub- 
qoently  Infelleil  iu   FradCE,   Italy,  nnd  part  of 


ientlefflmipim. 

^b,  leao-m.    He 

t,  and  GdeebUt, 
tbe  care  cf  Dm 

nlnelnLnxdan, 


xumiioned  beron 
iDJeiiy,  but  pleadi 
uothl«olE»,w> 


■ppointRl   of 


(rial  in  Weittmiim 


I  oT  St.  AlbBDt 
i>  eightieth  yem 


nlnotion  BKaiiut  tbe 

oinled,  with  tbe  Inrd  chler  jutle* 

nr  Don  PauUlHin  Bb,  the  Pdru- 

r  HaU.    About  Ihia  time  he  pallrd 
nuteriei.  had  been  tbe  Mai  of 


'  county  or  Usrtliird.  and 
It  ritlenhanger,  Mb  Oct. 
Ildiin  tbe  family  laall 


■•aorihe  right  heltaur  Sit  BdnrrfBkHinl.alSulTnxlan. 
(iill»S<>itlniiHaft«uM],and  lieniaknilw  Luid>fi>ut- 
uy  (Wt1IUuBlauat;unenliiifarM>l»ia>n.ni. 
>  lllie  Hoiduchieruf  WiiUin  Fopc.  t""-«(  Dcdlog- 


I 
I 


'i,iiiV      Li»..>*«.iyi*.-.^^ 


.«Af    aMTCMT. 


BOLLE,  OF  SCAMPTON. 


.n|  in  th*  eonnty 


•<  XvliilD  IV.  vked,  by  an  intcnnirriifv 
■<iiM  sT  Ihe  fuBily  it  H«gb,  the  cldrr  b> 

I  ■  fMM*'  HtaUilhCd  itmtU  It  CukeriirkE. 


UTii.M.  to  IIm  Rrv.  Tbooiu  Boa 
tR*.  B.  U,  Secilar  a<  Lrfnnl,  nod  hai 

u  JiBH  Binh,  HI),  ar  Coventry 


■  Bircb.or  Thorpf  ll*ll< 

■  Hn.    Thomu-Iau-i 
b,  I1.41I.  Km  lITt  gnurili, 


tf-  f-  f.  VSad  April,  law. 
.JmnMllkrdi,r«tiurnfWi>brard. 
WUu,  <.  in  IMl.  lecd  cltbty- 


w*B  irvn JnodwT  of  Ukv  pr 

HBl     TflDOU     BUIIILI     Bo 

tii^.vnq.ur  lUoubld  1-arl 


tWKTon  AbtwTi  •od  b»d  two  Hrna, 


imloy   Onncs.      (Kee    Bumiii'a 


e  WIoMr,  Mq.  01 


led  u  •bcriff  of  III 
k  iJiiir  in  IfllT.  Hi 
SlrJobnHart,  km. 


I.  8iiJoui>Bar.i,i 
iaxut  at  hit  InMhl 

following  yMr.   H.i 


yor  ot  LoDdon  la  lilM, 
t  ot  KtrlmpIOD,  in  Uu- 


St.  SwithiD'j,  London, 
d  to  hui  meuinry  by  lii< 


rilTof  L 


duueblernf  TboiniK 

t.  ■sed  nixlj-MTen, 

1,  M.P.  for  Lin- 
er, 1657.  Mvy,dau(ht>r 
if  HuuuinglOD,  and  liid 


ubelia,  m,  to  Sir  Bdwird  AyKongh,  Lot. 
BliMb«Ili,  m.  to  Sir  I'oter  Wych,  Int.  ind  wo 

moihor  of  Sir  Cyiit  Wycb,  lllirf. 
Ka<hi;riii«,  n.  to  TbotDU  Wuher.  esi).  uid  liad 

1^  Wuher,  etq.  of  Lincolu'i  Inn. 
dury. 

only  daOffater  >iid  bilr, 

ll«ry  AnIrolni.,wbo  •■.John    Hny^n,  (*[.  t, 
Aibby-de-la-Zoucbc,  nnd  bid  an  only  lui 


Rir  RobcR  Bd1I»,  a  loiinifircnt  patron  or  Ibe  arli  and 
lllrralare,  died  in  Anguit,  1<M3,  agad  forlyfour.  and 

w»>,  byhiiion: 

Nny™bCT,lBfl3,EUaab«h,daogb«ro(JohnPyB.int, 
e*q.  obeof  tbe  protbonDlarEeH  of  liiB  Court  of  Camninn 

daufbirr  of  Hit  Vincrni  Corben.  ban.  ol  Uortnn  C"i' 
belt,  in  Sbropthire,  by  whom  he  bad  Id  lurriva  laiia. 


K,  bia  bi 


a  dty  of  Lincoln  In  ftra  BumaHiTe  ' 

"M>  10  1701,  and  i*  recorded  to  hi 

.Unduiir.     He  died  uuinarHed  U 

At  liIidecoaHlbiUiiuiRaiti  1 


BOH 


of  Ibi  Buck  ropccud  fuoilT  "f  B>dc.  Gii  Joha 
iyiaf  iatttau.  Ihi  alaW  o(  Scuaptaa  ■It!  in  Ilia 
MUT,  Hiu.St»mBau^.<BsidaUdT,*br>»iid(d 
■t  BhRvitarr-  Ob  ber  desiH,  whidi  oreund  nb 
NonrnVr.  Ir4a.  the  uBiuir  and  uiuc  of  Seaiapton, 
tacctticr  vith  ■  itaed  of  ibnal  «e  hnsdnd  aow, 
<b1M  lailebr  Wood,  dnccudcd  u  her  tbn*  tvAoin, 

StaCr>ii.WTcH,  tan.' 


Hu.     HiiY     Tunmn, 

wife  of  John  Ttinoi 
M.U.  sf  BinainEfaim, 


«n  of  Sk  Wil 
CiTKT,      tan. 


BOND,  OF  PECKHAM. 


<Xn- 


!■  Ibcrc  dvvTibnt  ■»  "  dncvnded  of 


■  diqgllUTflf-  HUI. 


.ua.  oTCnMbrPali 


Aldtfrmtai  and  In  tJMS  ftarifT  of  LdDdoD-    Rv 
Univant.  liu  wifr,  dioihur  of  WillUlu  Aid; 

1.  Uaaiel  (NIrl,  wbo  uluritot  Croaby  Pi 


TDtarrrainp.  in  IMB.aBd  AtafcapaalD 
of  llui  Intn  tandi  al  xht  dtj  gf  Lon- 
don. Id  II  Jiau  1.  ha  na  M.P.  (or 
thai  clIT,  and  d.  Is  Ma).  lOU,  agad 


«.  Abu*.  ■.  finl.  h>  Robert  Kiiif 
fVwHy.  to  nuiiaiD  WbiOBon 
LuuduB. 
«af4.  wbo  A.  and  had  i««ia. 


I.  Kaihcriu, ak IB  Palaar.sfTi 
•1.  i*^i^  B  OluWaaeeinba. 


l»<iB(.bT  Winifnd  hte  wife,  daafMai  af  M' 
Laiflb,  kjit-  of  Londofk.  ua<w» 
I.  WiLUiv  rSr).bi>  hair. 
II.  G«ar(T.  or  Bridttpnler.  b.  GBtnlr.  I 
aad  belr  of  WUliu>  SaoBdtf*.  od 
oaly  daafbctr  aod  brifr 
Mary.  la.  In  Richard  Mw«nw.ii4- 

111.  Tbomii  rSir>,  of  Ocbor»Bi.  Oaan».l 


Pmfanj.  lad  •aoaadly,  (•  WU 

I.  Alka.  a>.  u  ^ir  WQIian  QurtM.  »«■ 

1.  Ann.  M.  la  Riebvd  HmiB. 

I.  DTon«a«i  HL  to  ftir  Maiuy  V«Mlaa 

Gtandiab.  in  OlaBsitfarAln. 
I.  Jane,  ai.  to  —  Dan.  X  DerMMlb 
F.  llaTy.M.loHiKbH>II.fl(Tud,MMl 


Rn».  a>.  to  WUliaa  Hal*,  s^  aC  Ua 
den.  Hrrla,  ancattir  •(  tba  imMat 
Wiix..a  H.u.aaq.of  kWaWl 


nind  Ux  toonow  of  bnlib[ba>d.  HH  Ja 
nt.  0/  B>niu4'>  Ina,  Hribvni.  Ba4  bad  i 


idliaglnn.  and  bad  iaaua. 
t.  TaoHU. 

I.  Jobn.  who  left  laana  by  UavUb,  IIh 

«Dd  danfblar  of  ioliB  PicM,  a(  UM 
and  Mary. 

II.  Edvaid. 

I.  WUllim.  m.  Muy,  fanaUcr  rf  fc 
titfr,  tan.  el  Haafnta,  la  gallll. 
Ihu,  ai  Ui  daccaaa  is  IN*.  «••  ft 


«irwUll«rh^('H<llLBll.,UldK'F- 

wrj  *ci«  remiltfld  to  bin,  for  bv  Tna- 
kUf  111*  dvil  wv^    H«  piUTfaa«ed  b 


iirl»P>nriR,SlcivdaU 


Sib  Thd»>  BnoTII,  of  Bnnun,  nlW  ■■  Tmulln  of 
WortHlry,  siHi".  of  Wort™iry.  nnw  Wanley.  in  Ilie 


arThaaiu,  UmUannyn. 

I.  <*].  D(  Dory. 

I  Frbrniry.   MM,   Iniinf.   hy 

AaBBbliir   of  —   Cnttnj, 


■.  nB  brvofhe  up  hy  Hcd 

ir(MM.iliii.«i.iMofA-»iin(:Hiiii,i 
pM  Mr  WinUm  G>(e.  bun.   c 


(If  Sir  Henry  Tnffiird,  af  TnlTord,  in  Hi 

l-IUi  HiiMti  VI.    Sir  Tbomu  m.  *  daugbli 
Sir  Gccrr^  CDTTinirton,  Lnl,  and  vidow  ■ 
-  ^VeflVfiri  BDd  had  lutif  ^ 
ir  Jabn  HouUi,  km.  ui  wbom  jriiif  Him 

Ting  for  hi*  pi°d  MrvicM.  Sir  John  frll  i 
PlodJrnFlfId  in  Ihe  Itb  of  Henit  V[i 
and  hit  mala 
(Tnndun,  Job: 
Uirca  diDghten 


il  hit  doccuc. 
nceitor  of  Itia 


_    aenOy,  . 

WiUiam,  Brrhbli>h(ip  nf  York. 
Richard. of  Strloklaoit.near  ipa 
af  Huindk. 


pbon  Boolfa,  flsq-  Of  Sawltiy,  in  [ht  cr 
)f  Derby. 
liBbel.  at.  to  Raljib  Na«il.  Ihii4  a] 


Jntan ,  bishop  ef  F.ielar,  >di 
chnrdi  of  St.  Clamml  Di 
BBl^h,  (rcbdeBGOD  of  York. 
Hilary,  m,  tn  John  Byroi 


u  KutdilTc,  raf.  of  Win 


■if  Cimbridia,  buhop  of  Durbam,  and 


ifEonXBDlV.    He> 


J 


diugblrr  >iid  CD-lieirM  or  Sa  Williim  \tn: 
•Mna  nr  Bnllm.  in  tha  utdc  iblFg -,  whkh  Sir  Willtun 
Tuacn  efJomiE.  daughter  and  hrir  or  HamimnRan, 
who  wu  imidHii  of  John  Picuu.  or  Bollen.  b;  Ci- 
«Ii>  Ilia  wtfe,  cIdMI  dauibter  and  CD-hslr  or  Sir  Ha- 
la  alith  and  iHt  baran  nr  Dunban 
Maiale.  one  al  Ike  clfhl  (sudal  lordablpi  InaliRitrd  hy 
Hn(fa  Lnpna,  Karl  nf  Chctler.in  Ihe  lime  or ihe  Con- 
qoirar.     By  thli  Lady  Sir  Rnbrrt  Bonlh  hait  no  lua 
Ihan  nina  aoiu  aail  O't  daughun.    Oflherarraar, 
WiixitHi  the  Blita,  iaheriui  thr  rortuns. 
Fbllip,  l<'t  yMngnt,  m.  lh»  flanghlcr  and  htireta 
orSlrWItKam  Hamplaii,  or  WeUloiioD,  Inu 

Locy.na.IoH'llliaiBCbaantRtl.Mq.  oflLe  Bathe. 

i>»r  Cbeitel. 
Elkn.  ■■.  to  Robert  U3I1.  earj.  of  AdlinElon,  in 

Alice,  ai.  to  Boben  Hmkeib.  »s-  <•'  RolTiird,  Id 


Sir  llobert  and  bi 


lin,  (ithsr  prr«o 

115 

orbyde'pH'y- 

SItRo 

bmdied 

on-helOtoSep.™ 

ber 

1430,  aj-d  w> 

a  ..by 

JaeU»[ 

siaWiLUiafioTHa 

wbon.Maud 

Jau^ht, 

T or John 

Duttmi.  »q.  or  D 

y  or  Cheater,  by 

»bo»  he  had  dv 

i  aod  Dina  d 

.  wbkb 

dufbor*  w<r>, 

Uo««.  n.  to 

rbm».  Leigb,  04.  or  W 

e*l  Hall. 

Id  Iha  couot 

or 

Ado..  ■..  Irx 

Jnhn  Leiab, 

CbMhlra,  an 

'ODdty.t»G<»SnySb 

kerly.af 

largary.  m.  John  Hyd*,  u).  or  Halihlen,  Lao 
caabln. 
IlioD,  M.  10  John  Aahley,  eaq.  or  Aahley,  in  Ibi 


CbaabiK 
J«De,a>. 

»  Willia 

on...  KiUon,  eH|.  <.f  PowD.ll. 
a  Holt,  «,. 

Calbeiina 

Sir  WUItam  a.  b,  l«»,  and  waa  .,  by  hia  Mm«  a«i, 
d*u(liH>r  and   bairea*  nr  Koben   Umintron,  eaq.  or 

LaioM.r,  Wilta .  SOBMMI,  Coro-aQ,  ud  Meraford. 

BWn,  a.  I»t.  ID  namaa  Vandriy,  eaf.    an 
MDODdly,  to  TnlTard,  or  TnlTotd, 

HM,  and  waa  >.  by  hla  eldaM  aon. 
Buna,  kM.  wko  ■■■  Ant,  Maifin 


WilllaiD,  m,  a  dagghler  oT  SnldbMl 

miDty  of  Lrivealer. 


CtiHlor,  r^D>  whom  deacMdad  Ika  k 
Twemlow  Hall. 
HFory,  n.  to  a  daitgbMr  of  —  Briii 

Jxne,  M.  &nt,  to  Hiiih.  aou  and  b«lr  •<  ■ 
Datlan,  or  Duttoo,  in  Ibe  coaMy  afOa 
aeeondly,  lo  llioaa*  Hslfsid,  ««,  tl  1 


nrd,aoii«nlMr«lt 


taSirWilli>uaBr*reloa,«tlM 


tiBbar,  Id  iIh  llAKi 


ir  Tfaoniu  BdwIct.  of  lleai 


EdiDUDd. 

Itdben,  in  hn 


EllfD.K.  taJobnCarfl'iiIon.  taif.  afCai 
lona,  m.  u  William  Mu>ie.  c^.  a«  IW 
Itariuvt. a>.  Id  Sir  Killiam  Unaafaffc  1 


10  Robert  TanoB.  ••«.  <f 
et<r  Daoial,  oaq .  al  Oiwll 
D  tbe  Bd  Hkii  VIILm 


To  thla  Uooitr  Sadw,  Vwd  lau  Sayw 
inaDded  a  iHIar  la  b*  viiltaD,  ac^mlBtl^  I 
lb*  Mrtb  d  ■  en,  (aftanrard.  XMy  ■■« 

dtUrsa,  0>«ib<r  IWi,  Wlb  Hansi  vUl« 


«  MMcht  a.  by  Ibt  t« 


tiliiUQt  jt  fniBhl  not  ttnlj  Ttndm 
1  OMkahsBhil  prulHfar  HWffniLt  kbe 


wrmi.  or  Boi'THI.  wbo.  bcioE  ll 

<  tBtfbllUBd  til  inn.     Kir  Will 
•^Mr  sf  fiii  John  WvkarMo,  t 


In  <W  ONnlT  mf  DEoMih.  and  HMndl). 

ttiA.Bnaf .  Iralud. 

*-  w  Hftlpb  Baanlflctnn,  tt^.  of  Htr- 

■.  ™(- 
U  w4  Wamn .  of  Poln  ion . 


•miu*  •>[  AViif  Chihlu 


OM.     Sir  John  V.  Doratb;.  lUufhtn  n 
>r  Bolingbnike,  ud  lift  Hrfcn]  childrep  1 


Kliubcih.  ■>.  to  HirliarA,  Lora  Bypon,  (h'a  l<rt^- 
aliip'a  sKnnd  nih,)  tat  diad  Tilhmil  iHne. 
Rir  GHire*  DoMh,  wbu  aartcd  Ibe  aAix  of  ibniirat 
L'hMblra  twiw,  aod  ■■  nftau  of  LancnriiiR',  d.  on  tlia 
iitb  OctolKT.  Iitm,  (nd  wM  (.  in  hii  iitlt  Hud  nuttt 
by  hUgr«ndiuA(wlH)ao|nHrdihuahlpliehBdparchaa«d 
bam  Ihc  crown  Oir  {-IMS.}, 

ri.  Km  Gkiroi  Bootii.  TUi  (BsUeinui  wu  ami' 
oiiltBd  priannar  u  Oia  Towar  of  London  dnjiug  Iha 
luaqution,  ftr  bin  hhI  iq  Ui?  royil  couM,  >nd  fai« 
"    ■    ■  Ra  )ud  Iba  pin 


Ml  UvndaT-  '3lh  July.  laoo.  Ibc  Kouh  of  Comnona 

aarvleu.  and  iraat  anffbrinjia  In  Ilia  public  aiuai!  T' 
whieb  order  abtai?Kd  tlic  aancUva  of  Ilia  Rouia  nt 
lord*  !■  Ib«  enauloa  noDtli.  tn  addilion  M  vhleb 
hnnminble  gnnl.  tha  baronat  wa*  ttfratad  u.  tba 
Paaraite.  b)r  Icllar*  paiani.  dated  Wtb  April,  lOAI.  » 
HtaoN  DllJUMI.a/OiHikiui  jruiio.MIkaiwiiarjia/' 
('*«rrr.  Hla  IionUhip  n.  Ami,  Lidy  Carolina  f:Uu> 
ton.  dHthnr  and  n>4»ir  of  Thaiipbilui,  Earl  of  I,in. 
aoln,  1>T  Khan  ha  had  an  ani;  daoRhtar,  Vara,  who  4, 


r.iDi 


dad  lo  Ih 


at  dauefHT  B 


(laonia,  M,  Lucy.  dau|ilil>r  nC  ihr  Rlflii  IInu 
Rebart  Robartaa,  Vunxint   Itadioln.  ua   and 

RobnH,  in  bolynnlpn,  ArrlidaawjiiatDiiThani.  In 
lOBt.  and  Uaan  el  RriMul,  in  irM.  Tliia  (anila- 
--*  '  —  .duMtblarntfilraobarlDaoth. 


BOO 


BOO 


lu4.  HaatE.       Sec   Bcacif  l««- 
MMwri,  141.  iv.  p.  Mt. 

.  ■.  to  Uwtf.  Earl  vi  C^a-vm;. 
ErUaa,  a.  vt  Sit  Kkifh  D«U«&i!.  but.  «#  5 
lHUi*Jl=  is  tke  aomnvfot  "^  iBhiiwWilin  ' 
k#>r  L«  i»x»am  t»  Sir  Edward  Bkackct, 

U  Nev!»7,  ia  tkc  ammxj  ol  York. 

C*9ry«,  ftnt  L»nl  DffliMi  w,  tf .  oa  tibe  9A  A 
l«M,  »a4  wm  f .  k?  ki*  aiMt  rarrtriac  mb. 

ii:.  S:b  HftUBT  Bwyra.  McoBd  tanm.  Tkk 
Baa,  vfaALi^VeeBeoiDmitt«<!toA«ToverprMr  lo  tb* 
death  «f  A'iaf  CaABLta  II.  vat  braaghc  to  trial,  ia 
tbc  reifB  4f  A'iar  itau,  Cor  ku(h  treaaoa,  bciorv  the 
Lard  Chaaeclkc  Jc4t«t»,  ooaMitaKd  bi|^  Mcward  «a 
tW  occaaJOB,  an4  a  ■cl«ct  aumbrr  '27,  otf^  parr».  W: 
vaa  moat  hoaofunblj  aoioincd.  After  vbichW  lived 
la  recirvmeBt  nniU  the  rrv<rfafioB,  wLeacspoaaiaf  dw 
caaae  of  the  Priaee  of  Oraage,  he  va*  defatad  with 
the  If  ar^wM  of  Halifax,  and  the  Earl  of.Shrevabary, 

the  arrival  of  the  priaoe  at  Wiadaor,  irth  D«- 
\tt^,Ut  bear  a  ateseafe  tothe  faOea  BMoarriii 
re^Biriaii;  that  hit  majeaty  ahoold  more  froai  White- 
hall.   Aa  oOee  vhach  hia  Lordahip  esccated  io  deli-  I 
cately  that  A'hur  Jaaia  vaa  aftcraarda  heard  to  re-  \ 
nark;  "  that  the  Lord  Debuaere,  whom  he  bad  aaed  ! 
ill.  trtated  him  with  aiach  aiore  r«sard»thaB  thoae  to  • 
m^MBhcha<lbeeakiad.aad  from  whom  he  mirht  better  ' 
Lave  »p»cted  it."   Hialordahipwaaafterwardaawora  , 
^4  the  privy  coanril,  aad  appoiated  chaaccUor  of  the 
eaeb*:^uer«anr4&r«vbichheheldbBtoae7ear:  wbca,  • 
apoa  bia  retinraieat,  be  waa  advanced  to  the  dig  it\  ' 
of  K«aL  or  WiaaiACTOs,  by  letter*  patent,  dated  17th 
April »  16M.    The  eari  m.  Mary,  daafhter.  aad  aolo  ' 
heimaof  Sir  Jaaiea  Laaffham,  bart.  of  Cocte*Lrook.e. 
io  the  eooaty  *d  Northampton,  by  whom  he  had  fcur 
Noaa  aad  two  daaghten,  which  latter  were, 

Elizabeth,  ai.  to  Thomaa  Dclvep.  faq.   sod   arj 

heir  appareot  of  Sir  Thomaa   Ilehea.  bart.  of 

Dodiagton,  in  the  ooonty  of  Cberter,  And  died 

J.  p.  in  \W7. 
Mary, «.  to  the  Hon.  Rumel  Robartea.  and  had 

iavue, 

ilenr>,  laat  Earl  of  Radnor  of  that  family. 
Hit  lordship,  who  puUtabed  a  Vindication  of  hi*  friend. 
Irfrtd  RuMi*!,  and  other  literary  prodnrtiona  men- 
tioned ia  Walpole'a  Catalogue,  d.  on  the  tad  January, 
lOtf)  I,  and  waa  j.  by  his  second,  but  eldest  •unriiing 
Bfin, 

IV.  Sir  rSroKOK  RovTH.aecond  Earl  of  Warrington. 
'IliiH  riobleiuaii  m.  Mary  .eldest  daughter, and  co-heireaa 
of  John  Oldbury,  esq.  of  Luadon,  merchant,  by  whom 
he  had  an  only  daushter, 

Mnry,  who  at.  in  1736,  Henry  Crey,  fourth  Eari  of 
Stamford,  and  left, 
lliANY,  who  J*,  to  the  Earldom  of  Stamford, 
upon  the  decease  of  his  father,  in  1768,  and 
was  created  in  l7INi,  Baron  Dclamere,  and 
Karl  of  Warrington — ^see  thuae  dignities  in 
BMTkt'%  Dictionary  oj  tk»  Pfrragrmmd  Ba 
rimrtagtj. 

H  ia  lordship  d.  on  the  tml  August,  17M,  when  his  esutr* 
pa^oed  to  hia  daughter,  Mary.  C'ountem  of  Stamford  ; 
the  K4Bi.iji>«  or  WAaaiNOTUN  i&riacu,  white  the 
\.  •M>iirf«  y,  with  the  baruny  n- verted  to  biaroamn.'re- 
it  r  til  tho  Very  Reverend  Dean  Robert  Booth,  sou  of 
th»  hft  fy  !  lielam^re/. 

r.   NtiH«*irt    ll'urTH,  e*«|.  m»  fmirth   Baron   I)i  la- 
Hu  lordship  m,  Margaret,  daughlcrof  Ricbard 


BOOTHBY,  OF  CHISGFORD. 


Ca&arLT 
Mb  NaT.  I 


Esnac 


Eiififr. 

ThL*  family  was  origiBallT  settled  ia  the 
Stafford,  aad  had  its  «eat  at  If  arrhanton.  wbevr  1 
ard  Boothby  was  liviag  frmp.  Hi^ar  \  111.  Tbi 
who  e<abliahed  himself  m  Eaaez,  aad  paiTkani 
maaor  nf  Chia^ord.  waa 

Tuuaas  Boi/raiT,  eaq.  acomid  aoa  of  Vi 
Boochby,  merrhant  cf  London,  who  fngagad  Hi 
ia  coiamerrial  pnrvuits.  By  hia  first  wifc.  i 
Grafton,  who  died  liSth  December.  1«IS,  h»  hJ 
dauphters  and  three  sons,  William  and  Richmd, 
both  died  unamrried.and  Walter, aeateJ  alToMa 
in  Middlesex.    By  hu  secoal  wifc,  Elisaheth  Wi 


he  had  two  tons  and  as  aiaay  daaghlrrti 

Tifiiif  %^.  a  merrhaat  in  Spain. 
RoBiKT.  of  whom  presently. 

Anne.  m.  tit  Mattht-w  Bedell,  eaq. 
Elisabeth,  ai.  to  —  Styles,  esq.  of  W< 
Kent. 

The  youugest  son, 

Ri>ai.aT  Bot/TifsY.  f«].  of  Friday  Rill,  m.  I 
daughter  and  hfir  <>f  (Irorpe  Hyrr,  es^.  of  WcM 
Surrvy.  and  had  ijiy;r. 

Tho»«s,  hia  heir. 

George,  d.  nnm. 

Robert,  who  succeeded  to  the  estates  of  hbf 
brother.  Sir  Thotua-o ;  and  marrying  Sanlli 
of  Samuel  JackMii,  esq.  of  Bicker,  ia  ihesi 
of  Ijncoln,  had  a  Min.  Thomas,  whs  dial 
May.  I7U,  and  a  daughter.  Sarah,  whs  i 
married. 

Wilhiiiii.  uf  Sherc,  in  Surrey. 

The  eldest  son, 

1.  Sia  Tiioaas  BouTHST.of  Chiacfiaid,  wmv 
a  BaauxKT  0th  November.  ISM.  He  ai.  Eliml 
daughter  of  —  Styles,  of  Weatcrhaaa.  ia  Kcal, 
had 

TMOM41   Sir),kBt.  who^  j.  p.  lat  Dwsmbfr. 

aged  twenty-four. 
Robert,  died  yoaag. 

EliiHheth,  m.  to  Hugh  Woo.1,  of  Uadoa.Ts 
merchant. 

Dying  without  surriving  male  i4«ur,  Sir  Th< 
Boothhy  left  his  i-state  to  his  Beat  rariiviog  brsi 
The  BABuMtTCT  becankc  imisct. 


\r|:.  ■•II  a  ciiBtaii  aa. 
74 


a  lioa'a 


S^r.fBt  Harlow  li  ind  li  Ciiim 

I,  aL  U  Sit  nickinl  *>t>T,  k«rl. 
,  tfl  LWUMlulBM!i.nrrMj  W  (M. 
LMJobD  Willvp,  M>j. 

B^rrf  Ur*a>i1U.  ri^. 


From  lb*  nouli-rt  gr  Biiilfn,  B> 
WeuiuiD  lUil  UTinlty.  <leK>rDil«l 

I.  Sin  ioHK  BotluR.  mC  HuBeld  WoodhnU,  In  tbi 
cMuty  of  Herlliiri].  wbii  wu  creaHd  n  Hmaitrr  ii 

lOM.  u  Rtiiuii  Bi-riu  or  Botilii,  af  Br<unn<Kt,  Ji 
Ch<  umc  ihlrc     nil  lurdibip  •>.  Elinbetb,  >»Mr  d 

■od  lix  dKoghlcn,  of  wbom 

Aubrc;,  m.  flnl,  Sir  Fnncli  Andcnon;  and  m 

eundly.FnBOi,  Evl  d<  ChlcheatFr. 
HeIeh,  n.  Sit  John  Dnika,  kot. 
Juc,  «.  toJunu  Ley.  Enri  of  Hirlliaraugb. 
01[>en.  ■>.  to  (lodyinion  fiirur,  nq. 
Nkt),  «.  10  Bdwiril,  LorJ  Howird  of  EKrick. 


i'ontanil. 
Hit  lonlabip  d. 


«<:ond1y,  1 


(k«t  Wamn,  1^.  or  Hupl(Ioi4, 
Wuiu.n^.  of  LtEllo  H.r] 
JnVM   Bum. 


lordaLLp'i  «lt«t«a  d< 
pKHIIU- 


ud  wju  I.  by  till  only  il 
K.  M.-ond  b^TDU,  ■■  wboM  dFccuc  <vii 
If  Bnuhild,  iiFlnlo,  whils  > 


imbaaod  ofterwkrda  by 
Grftbdjjaii  jn  Ircliutd,  who  fhotcbir 
lu  of  tho  muuir  of  BramHild. 


la  blib  pru- 


Ha  «»  •( 


Cuilliw,  diMbMr  of  Ccncnl 
lata  Ola'anng.  K.i:.B.  and  h  ' 
■B.  Ultod  u  tt>  laad[n|  of  i 
nap  Is  BiTPlI  «B  only  aor 

w-Kaai.abla  ti««i*  CUari 


BOTEUIW,  OF  WIUMI-IKLD. 


(laoa  Di/rama,  hairbrotUrr  of  Kir  Jolin 
-lacRcM  H  Dodtaall,  lbs  Ani  pter.  waa  in- 
■  it  In  IMI.     U*  n.  Udy  Bulhall.  bul  <>. 


a.°f  Mn(ri.fJ  iru.i(itul(. 


BOTBLER,  OP  TE.STON. 


HI 


BOV 

■til  war.  Sir  WUIuu  niicd  a  ncumt  4t  ki> 
ipeue  (or  Ihc  acnic*  M  Uw  ^U>(.  »>d  w  Uh 
IS  hwd  JB  Ibc  tauk  of  Cnpedx  BriJcr.  IM  J 

II.  Sin  Olkw  IXn-iLlm,  st  Thus,  «h>  n 
LDu,  iUu(bnr  or  Bii  Rsban  AiuUn,  taR>  rtta 


LhU  fuDjIy  w  dcfljtnptHl  ■■  rifhl  wonhipful  and  i 
cieDt"  by  joha  PhUipoI,  rcme«-drafiDii,  luarBlul,  ■ 
iJepaI)riDruiil<»uncyIaWUIl«nCiuDdeii,rlanacit 

JoHR  BanLvt,  Ugb  •herUTof  Kcdi  »  Richaud 
■Dd  kiiicbc  nf  Ibt  utaln  l  Himr  V.  m.  tha  dauglii 
ud  hvir  <rf  llichard  Percntum,  ud  rroo  thil  m. 
riagc  JlnoiTljr  dncmded 


iiLirBoTiun.oCTHttA,  M.P  MH 

lUr  n(  Sir  IM«ii4  L>«b«nf«>,  ki 
■a  dllnc  is  Afnl,  III8.  v«  f.  kjrkK 


a  lud  ta  «iily  d»fti;cT.  I 


(Bd  hrir  nr  ThDiBU  n«r)iui,  riq.  of  Tuton.  In  I 
rnuiBd  rnii>iShan>l>Tak>,iD  1)cdfordalilr«(irhm  hb 
(»BdrMhemiiH  from  Kedi  ind  HillFd).  In  lluil  m-i 
■Dd  tha  tunil^  mnlluwd  iter  ■Itenrnrdi  to  mi 
then.     Hn  viKHilw^unidf  Lolgbud  by  A'Mf  J>h 


counuu  Dowigf  I  FnlUbnH.  ud  k«r  •«,  W 
Ewl  d(  RMdiiur.  T«UD  Muut  bcoma  Ik*  I* 
of  Mn.  EUivbclb  Bnixtnc* 


BOVEV,  UF  HtlXFieUM. 


Jun,  tf .  1.  r.  (lu  la  lh<  Ufi  or  M> 

Abm.  m  la  Sir  Cnnrpi  Tuif,  nr  Hhwod.  In  Kmi. 
xrond  »D  or  Sir  riMTU  P.n.  by  Iba  l.ody 
Umtj  NiTiUe.  °d1>  duaiblcr  ud  brirw  <i< 
H*ary,  Lard  Abvrjtavifiuiy.  Thu  lady  wu  rr- 
■Uivd.  bT  tciun  |«lcM.  lu  <bc  dlKnltyuT  Bt- 
no^  U  DviMDocr.U  wbicb  banni  bcr  aldM 
M,  Ftusi*.  Bwl  of  Wvlna; 


Sir  OUT*r  i(.  In  lUI,  iBd  «u  l,  by  hb  third  and  mly 
MnWlaa  HB. 

I.  WiuaiB  B«....«.~i,«tr«u»..inil.-oraiily 
•r  Kant,  «bi>  iBhartlf  d  tb«  rM*la  al  Iba  donwa  itf  bit 
blbar.  »ai  iiai  mialad  ■  UiuiiiaT  by  Ktnf  L-mai.u 
I.  mlJaly,  IMI.  Ht  m.  In  KQI.  Juan,  dai 
Hlr  llanry  Kauh*iii,t.nu  of  Ware  P«k,  Harta.  ._ 
bad  an  only  ain.OiJiM.     Al  Iba  bnakitic  sal  af  tb« 


Mr  WmiHi  iWibuax.K. 
tr.*M     .     a.aoi.ti. 


U  Fbilip  MUb  IW  Itfiitrt  nt  a•r^tlgM^-     U««ii«i«»  7,''  iff 


t  llnban  C«i>rt.  DwU.  tai 
Mia  «■>«■  Buoiu.  buL  of   U*ali*Di 

MBuikl'll/'Kr. 

■f  iH'  AonnuUjt'-J 


;  t   Ki.;.u.B   II.  Dwricd  *(■>/![• 

^■nd  Uiui  HcquiRil  the  flf  <<  -  4  "A  ^ 

i.JcHX  flow.«,  «q  Bf  Knipenl^,  w«  mawd  >,  (f«»(  j£| 

an.  ud  Urt  uui  nmuDed  «iih  iiii  J  ,,  \    . 

,*  dUBlH  of  Sin    WlLLXa    BOHTU.  !'"  •  "**" 

rti>)u(  vm.  ttm  fmnli  buoDM,  in  sts  f/sMt 

.    rbnt  guuHeuiD-i   hud  four  dKugblsn.  hu  nc  .    .  '  ■    rf 


KBd  John  da  IIirfMlij,  A 
•i  itui  ftir  Oh  Hid  mutT.  ta  d 
BdVMrdlll.    Bf  M.b«l.lu*-ilhl 


TwUitB .  at  TwIiAn,  In  K*i».  ad  taa 
ftmOy  of  Hndtbufh.  of  TwIcAh. 

Tbe  (lilcr  wi  imt  hcli-, 
Hicii.nu  Bkeimiish.  x*!.  of  Hmigk.  ihtti 

l«f  ol  Sir  Rsbnt  MoU'riitl,  1  '  ~  "      " 


I 


1.  WllJUa,  (Sir)  of  wIhibi  pi 
I.  John.  {Sit)  «ha  m.  the  diufhlfr  and  hi-lr  of 
I^nitinn,  ot  Lftii|{ton.  but  barLn^  nu  ' 
^''  id  Ua  Htate  upou  bia  vtdvr  brotbr 

Sia  WiLuia'smnu.*  wba 
•^dkw  and  ■  tmrslltr.  unuiwd 

iu  <kt  IhIt  van,  ohicb  lady  >n>  Malwl.daw 
co-bcir  al  Ba^  Narrih  Lard  of  Soiton,  Hnynb 
Wbtaldii.Raicb.BUcknidcandWntMih.aiiHuHi 
Sir  WUItaM  puwM. d  aa  "  bia  propcRr"  Hatgb  aad 
niKlnda.  by  a  nriiriti  part  of  •  bn)(bl'>  ten.  u 
Hmb  la  Norri*  htld  tbe  aaiM,  and  a>  M>M  Un^a 
baidi,  bl>  wih  bcM  lh>  •■»«  ai  brli  °r  Kncb,  for 
■  ba:U   Ihrt   paid  tl.  M.    aid,   Irmf  Rliwiao  III.  (nr 

by  tba  aFODuiiU  or  Jufan  C«Ut oe  "  (Kf r  >hniir  uf  tbat 
oiBiity.    At  thai  Una  Sir  Wllllan  tnuir  an  aluralinn 


hia  nnni  be  (»uiid  UaWI,  bla  wif>.  adLiHWln 
aBMbar  lord,  Is  iba  parwn  of  Bir  Oanond  N(< 
WrVb  kilibiuvbixa  alia  had  ban  nirrMd.  ' 
WiUlMi  manint,"  ■■><  ■>>  °<d  imifr.  ■■  cubo 
palam'ibaMlBinaBcnUiepoarbilULfb.whaiii.aa 
■•  bu*l(*  U  iHU.lraaaparted  oilb  Uir  moubllBi 
•f  bar  fimaar  baabaad,  fall  a  implD(.  (or  vhicb  die 
bnWT.i-timi.  Kir  WlUlain  Umatnii 


L,  ■bo  H.  t.  p. 
r.  ■*.  Is  Dumb),  diufbUT  or  WilUius 
,  w^.  of  ll->»;ik>r*. 
u  HsteR  Goddud, c*«-  of  Hinnx, 

m.  lo  Kkhanl  RoiU,  Mq.  of  HurKiBvf. 


I.  rm-  of  tlai«b.  irbo  ■■.  Annr. 
rf  OoHUiiilwr  An4n1aii.  I*),  of  UiUock,  In 
t)  ■<  LwKHiar.  mil  died  la  IMI,biiT<tic  hud 


Risu.'K»^>w>i 


C«k>Mb.  u  Lanoihln. 


UHjNr)  •b>  n>  linickinl  hy  KiB(  Ctaorln 
•■  kli  (Md  not  Idlhhil  Hn' 
nbl.  I^T  K-ilOT.Imi  by  bar 

■(  Mr  PnneU  EixMild.  Vol.  sf  Barl 


loncaahin,  uid  bitij  *u  only  dAu^hter. 

im  Pbmti>%)  bnlr  of  bor  &th4rt-|  vbo 
1  Sir  Williun  lAwtber.bvt.  of  U  uitp. 


n  ••■•  ■nribut 

W*  rhlrll»  lu 

•entb  lUrl  of 

Bnb».  u 

D.,inlh 

DDbltmu 

wub^r^Itd 

■IB<0U> 

.Sir 

bahandi 

oflbcPHlUmenuriiD 

.ud 

ChBtt 

.bill 

due  bin. 

biioiiog 

r.  Dg«D 

Wroo.intaii" 

■■nd 

KHi^  u  Uh  ■»■■  liBW  In  Itity. 

•ttbiu*  niundiii.  Hq.  of  rm)>T,  ii 

'.■•vn^rMDlrd  by  WiLMaa  ■i4;n 
«,.>d<:n.bT. 

-      -     -lM*T.«9.af  Riilun.ti 


i>  K4«bM  SorMrkk.  Hf,  of  Sario- 
■  at  Roaa. 

lib  hod  «  «•■  ecHi'U  ■b'UI  Ibli  U 
TutW.  Al«»n«»  Hoshrn^ 


DorkobTo  fortbo  ob««ltnMfl  of  h  i*  conjiiBii11o*t,tbF  gooA- 
ar—  of  ■  fuUUr'l  can,  and  Iba  lireDtDnu  of  I  nuKT-l 
rulE.P1'a>iy>ndwilcan>e(<x>itinDHIbeuBii>iiihnrily> 
OfTV  jiervT  vantijie4it  bit  (able:  no  man  oatortatTiatl 
botb  acqnalDUnL-p  and  alnnfen,  wllb  gr9»ter  trrB- 

wba  a^uiH]  in  nnd  of  It.  »nd  bo  bad  dob  only  *  cboarfq] 
brait.  bal  a  libaral  bund  i  vl.i.:b  t  untr  to^w  con- 

auyicb  itoul!  but  I  ta»*  ofun  btPD  a  witnui  at  hl> 
lurwanl  binuity.  IliM  hi  nlfbl  prainkc  albert  by  iho 
»itm|>leaftai(awucbMrful liberality.  Pnrtwa Ihini* 
bi-  Is  ID  b«  hoDDurid  I  bli  nlii^DD  Is  God.  and  bb  un- 
tb4>ktii  loyalty  to  bia  Prinoi.  Mi*  nliflm  wu  true 
Pniwiunl.ln  which  hcwu  hi^Uy  vduntnl.Md  ia- 
•imct-d  in  hl<inTfn^ytM».byai*c»rtanddir«*ion 
ot  ).am.  Eirl  of  Derby,  to  wboin  b<  wu  aolnwd 
by  Nil  (■■■btui  (uardian,  John  Plielwaad.  of  Pcnwor- 

prwiam  ot  fdrty  mud  In  tbat  hublly  flnt  cammencf  d 
pmnnnnt.  aad  waa  ilu-utv  atnt  to  (bo  Itio  ot  Mu>, 
wbt»  ih*  prindplea  bo  hail  almdy  bnbibid,  von: 
Hon  culUiitad  andinprotad  under  Ibe  lunbrai*  of 
that  reHflaoa. loyal,  and  ffTnl  mao.  ^HI  toblarelj- 
fion,  bit  loyalty  vu  noM  lUar  tu  UiB.  In  Uni  buth 
»d  lg«ellier.  and  be  ■■■»  aarly  proofa  of  bin 
b>yally.  In  an  aft  wherein  II  vi*  jadgeil  ■  crlne; 
whra  »b*lllou  looktd  fay  <v''b  »!«■••,  and  nterileae 

ju'lnidDuttbeeauaebyilaiDccao.  balbylherifblNua. 
nru  »r  li.and  dHnlbthoaoalipiUarkadtlBiea,  The 
Line  »»  •ell  acqanlnled  wltb  hi>  wortb,  asd  earn*. 


irilbtb 


>k  vll.iH. 


bli  f.<lU>ft>ln*H  a 

bill,,. 

a  tn.a  i«[riot, , 

tbani 

toddnb- 

on  aadi  cboka 

im  Ibi 

ParlUnirnc,  in  • 

th  treal  dlUieno 

Hd^t 

f  that  robUi^  empley 

!*-«- 

.  lite  llfttlwe  i>r  bla  luber.  He  ■■.  nh  April,  UHi, 
■T'  iliuiihtiir  *nd  ralicir  at  Hmrv  Mumy.  M). 
nllrniiiii  DC  Ihv  bed  chnTnbrr  to  Klnt  VmnLtt  I. 
I  kinrifr,  Annr.  ViKOunuiiBiynilig,  unj  had  Uinc, 
!!•»■■,  biiincccMor. 

tlur  e«>I  or  RiTm.  In  flpilo.  irMrwirdi  M.  P. 
ftiT  WlgnB,  d.  Ib  ITIt,  u  Paue;. 


WilliMn 


rnin  til 


iiKTl,  Ibc  bariil  place  nf  liiifimily, 

Rirliinl,  d,  youig. 

Tliimuw,  Ib  hiily  onlen.  nKtm  of  fllnidlanl,  <ii 

Knffolk.  und  l«i>|rt»>n,  Smn,  m.  Mvy.  dsuch' 

ter  ■Ml  Mllr  lirlr  dT  Knbrn  SuplMIUi,  »,  I),  of 

ArdlFy-Wi>«k.  in  Eimi,  lud  hul  iwiF. 

Eiiubi'ih,  a.  6nt  <c>  Jnb  V»(».*iq.  iiBdwcaiiJI]!, 

(g  Cinbrirl.  Mirquu  l>u  Vuune. 

Sir  Riiurr  wim  murni'il  In  imrllaninil  by  thr  coonty 

ptUtiue  sr  Ijumiiur,  in  IBU,  nid  dyinf  Itlk  iiue. 

III.  SiiHoRvn  BiituiiiiuH.of  lliiiili.whixirurr- 
tanipd  M  purlhuAml  bv  til' bnrDuelinf  WiKMn,in  IflOa/ 
■Hd  cuntiawHl  to  -it  fST  lb»l  pliri  full  biir  ■  irnliiry. 
Hr  # ja  adnif  I  of  ■  rvvfiiwnt  of  fimt.  In  tke  IwfcliiBiBji 
•K  itar  Rim  et  t)Kn»  ImiK.  Sir  Knxtt  wnl.Ird  Ki- 
rb-l.iHWHdduiiilib'rorSi 


<ilu» 


I  •l^inK  V-llb  KuhniiiTy. 


i»hrtb.i>.i-j.>i.n  >:a>i 


Km  ll.H.i  H  BHti-HiKili,  ■•(  lliinb.  IK.  in  \)>ril. 
ll-in4liV.  .IjiiiiiIk.t  and  •'■.hrir  ..f  nillUini  KrI 

iH.  •-«(.  or  !.'>.'■.-.  Ill  VV.'Mii.M.-lai.d.  h.ii.hii,r 


I'.itMivM.  or  m:w  M[M)S(ik. 


II  KK 

kat.  of  BnhuB  HiU,  SuHulk ;  *u  ci 
lath  April.  1001.     H*  m.  Itnt,  Sbub 

GnT^  Snatbroll :  urondly,  Suhb  1 
of  Sir  Robert  r.Mnrll,  knl.  of  WuHnfi 
Jine,  diBRhter  o/  Thomu  D***Biah.  ■ 
io  Dontulure.  btil  dyinf  wiiboal  ami 


BRAITHWAITE. 

CuklTl  , 

iMi  Dec.  IMn^EiimcT  Mb  VBTb.  MK 

mi«rJot. 

TbeftiT 

lly  of  HnilbwiiU  hu  been  iv  Buy  |a« 

^<l«l  in 

J'.HI(  H 

■  •iTHWiiTi.  born  in  IdM.  bitumi  iiiMI 

of  IlK  Afrinn  Couipiry-.  fKlnrin  «  Ite  lo^  <«« 

nf  Afrka 

n  an  cnc 

Ti*  Vol.,  of  Anuterdu..  amd  bi^  b)  b-,«>i 

died  In  1 

«*. «»  »n  ».d  t«  da.sU.f..  »-riy. 

SilTi. 

-.  to  Bonnrl  TbonrtM.  oi.  a^  nt» 

th. 

of  the  w.rll  known  phyiicias  aid  k«^« 

nn  JuKH  Thuiktuh,  M.  a. 

friind 

m,  m.  (o  Robert  Anaitace,  n*. 

I.  SiaJi.Hx  Hi<iiTii»tiTk.«.inl>W.aB 
ral  in  llir  umy  and  r.^nuBuder  iB^kirf  at 
nf  Cnmiiiandrl  In  ITU,  wh  irrvunl  a  Btai 
IlrrcBibi'r,  IHIH.  llr  m.  Elliabetb,  daafMi 
Hma'n.  rik).  by  Klinbrtli,  bi«  wih-,  daa«b 
Jokn  Ciilletoii,  lart.  aoi  dird  in  Auf^,  IM 
■  dauitbtrr.  SiItIu,  wit*  of  Vbarlw  Parkbua 


[iiii'.Ki'rrf>s,  or  [loNpnRn. 


ILinr.iir. 

<l..>nl)l..,I„',i„.,..,, 


iJ  xdr  brir  of  H  itlta 


r,  •mt  dTiac  Mb  Junr,  IMI,  lift,  wilb  (  danchWr. 
ChtriM  WUhu,  ttn-  of  CopfraTv,  in 


V  rf  Sit  Gwn««   Bnolh,  irha  icu 

a  CiMihli*.  Tka  ban  mod  grtateit  of  bit  kint- 
b-  WiUa  Drrub.  irf  ilu  BbocklKh  bnnth, 
■  •Mnfaed  on  Ifae  block  but  >  few  generadaiu 
MlWrwyof  Kim  Vllt  .wbichvoold  ?M 


vbich  ludbraugblhUnEnlomcliTDcol- 

>«  imnkapAl  ftDtiiDTLl&H  of  Uax  p1ac« 
fd  rnm  billii  tad  Bunsv  in  ri^bl  of  (hfl 
•  W  S*.  Ilarr'i  NuDDcry,  Bro  luppmed  to  bkiii 
'  ~  •i  tovudi  ouUni  the  Kieritj  wilh  whicb 


■•  hW  MlalBcd  BU^ril;. « 


v4.  Uib.  ud  1«i)i  of  Chulu  I.  Ai 
tllktdta  war.  Nir  WlUiun  tmycd 
i«  pwUjUDcnlftrrbuiFiev.ADd  Reeiv«d 

,..  bowa.»,  b,  ne 
■d  H  Ih*  paluioi,  and  Iboufli  th>  (deiue- 
'  A  W  fttnicipKl«d,  were  perbapt  i 
'  *  ' '  la  llw  biaeory  of  Ibe  onbappr  "" 

4^T«<  to  tha  Anal  dcatnctiou  i 


Th.  ODly  ion, 

II.  Sia  rilnHX 
m.  TboodDua,  y< 
Ward,  of  Birminftbai 


■  ITOK.  oi    Hnnrord,  t 


^i^ir 


00  GO 

ooo 

oo 


Einugf. 

■  brauiib  of  the  bonH  of  BTidfHmaii  ot 
\  in  the  coouty  M  LaDcaattfr,  now  roprD' 
IE  Bariof  BradfanL 


Dare,  ip  holy  urdera,  prabcndary  of  tbe  cathedral 

of  LiehBeld,)  by  whom  ho  bid  an  only  hib, 
Cbarlta,  arcbdeucoD  of  HietaoMmd,  in  YoFk- 


daoihter  of  Robert  Lftoj 
:.  and  had  a  diugblcr,  tb 
LfalTEbj«B<l-ar~ 


UuiD  CluRitlcr.  licu-canont  gf  Ibi  dia 
■•  l-lMiullari  m.  to  (tm  Hct.  Thomu  Bro- 
urine  ChMn<tIfT.  m.  lo  Wadhus  Wynil 


nivkrlh.  m.  IS  Lfigh  Unnkr.  Hf  of  BUekUnd*. 
Sofforddiln,  BboH  inndHD. 

Tufl  RiT.  Ji>iiH  HawikRi  Df  llHDghtnn,  ricar 
of  fitaiTnal,  J.  in  ITM.  utd  deviud  bii 
■  Wi'M  ID  hia  BEpbnr,  Cforii  BTi»kii  BriM< 
T'wttdwnd,  wilb  tn  LnjuucIiDa  to  adopt  the 
mamt  al  Biouca  only,  tud  tlul  uemleiL 

VMto,  imng^UT  of  Williim  UmBMeJ,  caq- 
"  -  -an  Hdl,  ChulkiK.  and  bad  iHue. 


.     At  Ihc  sutliTFakiiii 


■>.  McmdlT,  Thoni 
a  daDghwr.  Mart] 
ofTbarnttmadd  M 


1  var.  «a  find 

s  FairTai.actinilT    I 


ir  tbc  Weit  Riding 


1  Wakefield.  CdIdmI  Brigbl  a 
u  Fairfax  in  hia  Chcabin  ei 
juincd  ttav  cnnMin 


>,  Rl.:li'ird  HuDlltv.  irf  BuiwcU.  ami  B 

ml  KIKKilliim.  TWIhi  baq-iulkf^li' 
urn  AuiuiiDi,  Btri  or  tVnkroki.oUh 
Kcond  ma.  Ihe  Hub.  Sfdlier  HtltKrl. 


BOKE,  OF  NACTON. 


w 


^^P  Itntagr. 

,  lo^  of  LcigbMB,  ID  CfaoUn,  *I  ibi 
nMb  cmturj.    The  Usnl  demadut  > 
11*«  <d  Adun,* 
iHi*  But  I.  of  Ltifliuii.IiTingln  IMD, 


•r  Mm  <wb»<  |ifHf Bt  cbicf  ii  Pirn  Lii 
ttmm  %vmt,  t>h.  of  Mm,  la  CbnbiKj. 
.  KdyK  <rf  N  ulokti.  tninwr  of  CDiia.  ud 
tor  ar  tiM  BnkM  of  Nuivkh. 


VIII, r 


>t  lunn  or  tti«  ( 


»  11*11,  Dttf  Vpairich-     Iff  wu  (aUiFT  at 
t*  >*0*.i.  o).  Bf  NK«un.  In  SnlTulk,  aho 
».  lutbM-  ud  hclnu  Kf  -  HulgniE, 
■■«  *H  •.  hj  hb  Hill, 
«»  Bucs,  (Wi.  of  N*etDU,  wlu  m,  Eliubel 
r  af  Xr  Jsbn  Irtmj,  kni.  of  Brlgbroill, 

»<  kfl  •  HB  Hud  HHWHT, 

IT  Baoai.  n^.  of  Nictaa,  who  il  Bliutvl 
r  •«  WOlwB  Wum.<»|.  of  Wlmblcdan,  in 
M4  4Tla«hi  !•«.*■•  1.  btbUion, 
(eaiaa  Baoi*.  ksl.  «f  Nanan,  who  m.  i 


at  Brsta  UaU,  Suffulk.  ■  bifhly  diitir 
gniiked  Qival  olBctr.  (Sea  Busii'i  Pm 
mge  and  Barontlagt-') 
Sir  Rlcbard  d.  In  t«ag,  and  vaa  i.  bj  bii  (Ideal  ua, 

I.  SiE  RoBEiiT  Brciii,  (if  Nscuu,  irba  »u  cniiK 

Sir  Lionel  Tulmub.  'ban.  at  Benllcy.  in  Soffoik,  an 


bulm 


Sir  Koben  d.  Utb  Febnary.  Id 


ard  Kynaaton,  t§^.  of  tbo 

Walgra'o,  esq,  nf  Sniatl- 


■a  ang.  parij  per  pale  i 


BROMFIELD,  OF  SOUTHWAHK. 


Thii   biaHy   clBlmcd   ancient   Wei 

-.nocx,  LarH  if  rait,  (mm  wboae  riei 
■  itH,  of  BmtiijUld,  ap  Cadi»igan,  pn 


daii|;bter  of  Sir  WiUiam  Aiulin,  of  Cleven  Hall, 
EtHi,  aod  by  faer  had  one  ton.  Euwiao.  He  m. 
•eroodly,  eUubetb ,  daughter  and  oo-belr  of  William 

tally  bull  CharlM,  George.  Blliabelh,  and  Margarn. 
He  wedded,  thirdly.  Anne,  daugbtei  of  Chriitopber 
Woodward,  of  Lambctb,  in  Surrry,  and  by  her  had 


Uaa,  LeH  ef  U^leo.  la  CbnMrt. 

WlOun  J>l  Brvbf. 

MM*  Bnbc,  of  Ulghtoa,  A.D.  IMS. 

hv*  «t<  Bnba  di  LMgWoa.  IISB-Ittl. 

i«hm*4  Bnba.4.«llapalrii. 


Nil 


Rlchanl  del  Broke.  IIIR-im-llU. 

Broke,  of  Ulthlaa.  im. 

Ralph  d(  li  Broke.  uT  Leighloe,  lilA. 

R«t«  de  U  Broke,  irf  Lelghloo.  I«M. 

John  Drake,  d.  viu  ^Mi. 

Tliuniti  Biahr,  of  Ulihloa,  14W. 


BBOWNE,  OF  KIDDINGTON. 
CawraD  M  JbIt,  MSt^EmxcT  Mik  Job*.  IIM. 

Ty>  **■  ■  Imck  of  Ag  wiMiHtJ  hsw  irf  BfB«. 

Su  AnvoHf  anoKBi.  B*4c  Lnicht  of  Ox  btUi  M 
Oh  onoMtM  af  JTHv  Hkbub  II.  left  lira  mh. 


Rn  RsMn  Baowni,  «■•  (MkB  af 
8i>  Tuau*  BaowBi,  kmt.  wko  wh  W— ut»i  sT  iht 
haiiftili  to  Ktmf  HniiT  VI.  04  U  Oh  ttMr^Uib 

to  BHi  U  tt*  sHt  ■(  Hackntor  OS  lb*  Wth  ar  AufitM. 


iBd  «Unr  ■(  Nlr  T^nM  rina 
«<AUnr)i>.ii>lln«BlT«fTiMt.  »yki 
Him  m  4MictiB».  KlltobMh.  A<  <Mfc  ar 
S«ntot.  Eviaf  Womtor.ud  l*rr.*r»< 
CUfltoid,  bn.  u>  osl)  •a*.  Ut  i. 


tecBibBuiT  VIII.  w*« 
Iram  Ami  fan  u  BiK«)  i  •■(  af^  laaMii  i 
lek>.  iu  htitaaj.  WM  kB>fkH<  «gr  ^  t^M 
aiaaolt  ud  wiuLiaf  ct  IkAl  to«to  H*  tfft 
4»ci>ur  D(  Sir  John  Oft,  K.O.  ui<  tad  tM 
AvTHoni.  U>  IwLr. 

Vitl Iim.  ilmfcm  iri  M>^  I 

Maolot*.  «>|.  ud  iWnkj  MHkud  M 
NDrfQlk.<l><rtU>daa»«aatolB*akwi 


llf  «.  Ml  Hit.  IMt.  ud  aai  «.  bf  hk  •! 

Sii  AnHii>Y   Bauwita,  *to  «•  Ma 

LnlitiU  i»d(  al  Ibt  cawlHIaa  af  ffew  I 

and  iru  ailiaucrd  ID  tw  faviaa,  la  Vw 


H  «  inicbt  «(  tl>*  (itur. 
w  Thntlby,  Hiitiap  o(  El;. 


Jtpntvd  by  par- 

1  Dltsduu*,  Ud 


&*  cii«n  af  fipcin,  by  Qwvji  EtiiAKtru.  Lord 
MnacB  at.  *»|,  Uar,  dmucliter  of  Ruben  REUUffa. 
■«  W  SoHn.  ud  by  b>r  lutyibip  bad  iuor, 

ofSir  WnUan  Domn. 


a.  lUa«lllar  I 


-  GiStti,  Mq, 


iaaa.  ■-  Id  Sii  Ceoma  EnilclVcld.  b 

Caltattu,  ■■.  B  —  Tnganlan.  w). 

Marj,  a.  am.  u  Henir  WrlMbalcT- 

ft—tfcainpliiB.  wqmitly,  ■«  Kir  Tbinuiii  I 

tju.  h4  Uilrdly,  to  Sir  WUIiua  Hen 


■Umy,  tl  ILtdbnok,  in  the  onmtr  of  licul.  ij 
^■a  af  a'-i'"- ' 

kv.  Ur4  ttaen,  of  GOWtud,  tod  by  bcr  bad 

Q»Wf  C»l.  af  WbAham-Birm.  in  iht  county  n 
Kam.M.  Mary.  daBctattr  of  Sic  Hoban  Tyrwbili 
kM.  i«  KatiR^.  la  Uanilnrtilra.  and  bad  litat 
«*«»avHlwirfIli>B>OHNM.grC»ankiuii 

■nmmat.  *.  anra. 

Hna<  fill),  <rf  arbam  pn-andy. 

Aa*«T  n"!'!.  at  Kaa(him.  vbo  ■■.  Amw 
«n«nnal-    BcH.  •-].  af  Norfidk. 

UMItarMr,        ^/     Ww   ■ 


y. in  the 

ar,  laR.     J  ha  tatrd  t«u  uf  hu 

■w  Rkii  Bauwii,  kat  oba  waa  aaalad  it  Kid. 

H^BB  at  ttf  Wlltlau  CalMby.  int.  of  Aabby 
i^Mh  a*  ^  ttal  lady  bad  too  A«|tiUn.  b«b 
^m  a*  Oranltoi.  Ha  waddad,  aaemidly.  Mary. 
M^»r<<  Stt  noiplliucau.  ban.  of  autaa,  in  ibe 
MM*  «  raft.  »y  vblch  lady  ba  had  *  »n. 
Sh  ri>M  Bamai,  hni.  vba  d.  ai  Oiford  of  bia 
PMB*>  «n>«  al  iba  baltia  of  NaHby,  In  tba  Kr. 
Iv  of  «(^  Caiaiia  I.  liaTiai,  by  Uananl,  bia 
Ml.  fc«^wr  a(  Rii  Haary  KaaHya.  hoi.  na  mu, 
Ivnt  aad  raiMH:   IkraMrr. 


■•■oait.vi 


Slrathitelduiy,  la  the  cot 
dylol  UHb  December.  ITJ> 

III,  Sin  ClOHcI  Btu»> 
PliKMaf  tbt  Hapt  n/ tilt 


of  Sir  Giorst 
Txm.    (Sea  R 


e.  yoongeal  dimhicr  of 
an   only  daughter  ud 


Lady  MDatyoia.Kcandly.  Edward  Gam,  ai^.  of 

Birmw  Coun,  in  Somaraotahire,  asd  left  by 
him  twaaoDi,  ColoaelOore  Lan^n,  of  Newton 

Sir  tlwrga'ai.  proudly.  Mr>.  Holman,  of  Wariiwortil. 
and  Ihirdiy,  Fniicet.  aiiter  of  William  Sbaldim,  raq- 
of  Beoley.  and  widow  of  Henry  Fermor,  eiq.  of  Tiu- 
more,  but  bad  no  iiuue  by  allher  of  thoie  ladlM.  He 
a.  nub  June,  DM.  when  the  Biiomili  becana  il- 


BROWNE,  OF  WALCOT. 


480,  M-  Int.  Alice,  danfhler  and  biir  of  Willi* 
Iwinnhid.  and  •ecoodly.  Aaat  Belwood,     By  it 


Chamber 

■in  o 

aufhterand 

had  no 

Kin>.  Rob« 

Rhodr. 

and  o»e  d 

aiighcer,  [» 

riM,  of 

(Torf.     Th 

elde 

fWalcol,o 

oa  of 

lb.  Pr 

ar  VIII 

agbta 

Sir  Edward  Palmxr,  of  Anfmcrlng,  in  Siuari.  and 
lefl,  wiib  a  yoanger  MU.Jabn.af  Wellcy,  in  Willa.a 

Huiaai  BaowM,  faq.  of  Walcol.wbii  m.Marrint. 
Jiujbler  and  beir  of  Philip  Barnard,  eaq.  of  Aldan- 
han.  and  rrUa  of  Sir  Barnard  WbalMiaa,  of  Eaaei. 

Sii  WiLU4>i  BiowNB,  Of  WalcM.  linigbt  of  ibe 

I.  Sis  Rui»T  BiuwKi.  of  Walcol.  enated  a  B>- 
■  ORET.  lilt  Sept.,  mi.  Ha  ■■■  lli«,  Anne,  daaghter 
of  Rogar  Capitock.  who  il- 1.  jr-  and  aeDondly,  Eliaa^ 
belhpdangblcrDf  John  Doyley.eaq.  of  ChlHlbaniptun. 
In  Oifordahlre.  by  whom  {who  wedded  teeoDdly  Sir 
Oay  Paloiea,  knL  of  Aihwill.  in  RoIlaodiUre,  J  be  iFfi 


o  J<ihu  Lord  Poulttt 


^'   <A^^--      3  i.<*'J^U 


!.  ■.  AiH.  10  BrmUo  Bcnm^hier,  tti\.  i 
IB  Uh  hhidIt  of  Oifard. 


I  cnaait  by  letun 
,  rinmnt  WiUot, 
coIUunI 


WftltewlBt.  •  purnl  fmmra  tbm  (nut  lul,  gnndni 


»  afir4  of  cTork  of  (ho  luiiiiprf 

t  iriV,  on  Ihe  mh  April,  hu  lordBbip  wh 

I   to  IW    MarfuUatr   «/  Lterriurnn,  ani] 

cWippiUillDaDrUiEpHnrFff  Cbudot.    Hi 
tint.  (Mb  Frbrw),  laso-r.  Marr,  only  tur- 


mmmn  *f  HiddlHa,  by  « 


CwkKTiD*  Talmulir.  dHifaur  of  Lioael.  Et 
"    4n.  hy  wbdm  br  lud  khdb. 

iHlBi.  H.ftm.to  Willlua  Bcrkiley  Lro 
l,  frf  iba  faon*  ivurdr,  ud  tKondlf, 
iTia  PrkDclo  fltabbope,  eh^.  by  Thorn  «] 


BryilBPt.  laf.  of  PiDntr. 
•*  itmnu^an  4.  Wh  April, 


~      '■,••»  JobB  Lslfh,  a^.  of  AddlHtrop,  In 
tta  BaatT  W  tiloiKuUr,  ud  wu  inBdnKubrr 

>  a*  aniDly  of  Wuwick. 

ooendly,  Adb*  JvltVoyA,  uid  by 

•'Abh,«>.  is  Htnry 

..  lUidly,  in  irn, 

r  and  ohbailr  of  Sir  Johh 


BUC 

II.  Jibu  Bktdou,  third  duke,  b,  irih  Deceinbir. 
I7SI,  Tbis  aoblemui.  Dpan  (be  acc«ilaa  of  hii 
Mijnty,  Kim  Gioiiui  HI.  >u  oppololEd  oae  of  Iha 
lordu  of  bii  bed'diuiibtr.     In  InS.  be  »u  iwoni  of 

May,  1713.  Mary.  dtDghter  and  tola  btiiT»  of  John 
Mrol.  cH,.  of  SoBihgile,  MiddloKi.  by  wbon  he  *e- 
qnlnd  Mincbeodoii   Maun.  ■!  SaothnM.  IwflfaoT 


in-liw.    Byibii 


■pouaed,  aecoudly,  11a(  Jbm,  177?,  AonP-Eliu, 
aauKhUr  of  Rtcbard  Gaoion,  uq.  and  widow  at  Roger 
Hops  BUfOou.  EH),  by  whom  he  b*d  a  dBUBh(«  and 
boiru..  Ol 

AKnaBLKi,  who  m.  in   ITW,   RicmiD,   Harl      J 
TemfU.  DOW  Dun  or  Bdckimhii  iks  Cho- 

Hia  gnrn  d,  without  malo  loue  Wth  September,  ITNi 

came  tiTinin',  but  the  B*io»r  or  CiiiHuaa,  whieb 
wia  iBiuEdialely  claimed  by  the  Rit.  Edwiiu  Tthi- 
wiLL  BaTHiu.  M.A.  of  WoottDu  Court.  Id  Kint.  ai 
ncKi  bflir  maleot  tbcbody  of  Sir  Jobb  Br^dgaa,  Load 


BUCK,  OF  HAMBY-GRANGE. 


j«  Lord-dapuly,  Bii 
nty.  m  ijuh.  na  jr.  t^eaooT.  daughter  and 
a  Wynarbe.  txi.  at  Grelford,  In  Linroln- 


I.  Eliiaba(h,  daB|bur  of  John  Claydoa, 


■  Caa*«H — Ttai  aiaa  laJai^d  palxi  Mond  na  (he 
niWaWav  MKdcrwaR.    Tbi 'Tiuli  orir  ill  ulfm- 


cbawil  Iter  Ue  Eari  of  Tlliui,  (Or  kit  new  bulldlBf  ■■ 
WaoiMd,  iu  EaK«,  wbKh  h..  .lace  eipeFlaMod^fha 
file  of  CaBBona  i  the  ntaiMa  ililrEuc  waa  hoofbl  by  U» 
Birl  ofCbaiierlald  lor  bli  wUeaeo  la  Hay  Pair.   Tbt 

CTDBBd  BBd  aln  wberifla  Ibli  nufBltcaBt  adUc*  aUod 
(teaBia  (ha  property  of  aa  opalMI  H*d«BlaB.  wbo  Inlll 

thenwi  aiwat  baMUKloii  wbleb  Hill  mulBi.  altar  ha*lBt 

of  iponlaf  eelehilly- 
bylhefulloHlotH'tlBMO- 
ABo.  ISM. 
Sir  JahB  Burke,  of  Henbaeba.ata  Buuby. 


aa.ata  Biiuby.lB  ihepor. 

IB  (he  eoaD(y  of  Llscijae, 


BUR 

Bun 

*•  Ufim  U  tki  mwarr-  n.  ft»t,  Jnl 

U«is. 

Maty.  JiBsliur  of  Kir  Joka  Sl  Aubyu. 

Man- 

wmaiw,  in  Omnll,  hy  icbom  bt  bkd. 

laos.  EnHaaD.Df  wtu>m  pnontlT-     He 

The  Hcond  ion. 

T.<i  R«.  L.OI.  Bi:a»i.OB>,  D.D.  ArrfadeKOn  of 

■■kler  or  JitiD  Hnnur,  uq.  niul  lud  ilu 

Drrry,  ».  M.rj.  dautihirr  of  KLchard  Cino,  nq.  of 

It  tedT.  >l»  <I.  Illb  ImuiTj.  IIM.     H>> 

LmbrinD,  in   KildHTt,  by   Anne  Lvnsi,  of  Rim 

r^BUTipKI. 

LyoB.,  in  ibe  King"!  County,  mnil  hid  iuue, 

tUID  Bi  i.Lri.sf  Tmint  Pirk.CDninll, 

M*dlimn,  >D  officer  in  lb*  »nny,  who  m.  Miry 

W  tfc>  rrd.  w»  moled  ■  B»oii>t  M 

Newborgh,  Archdevon  of  Deny,*.  Anne  Tw.or. 

,  «•  Binoi  (^wuwi.  Till.  It.),  ud 

only  child  of  lauc  Bomrord,  »q.  o(  Tymlli- 

*«h]m.rf.  r«u.,. 

Wii.Lini.  ol  whom  prewnUy. 

Mu.vboa.  UchFFbniiri,  ISM,  UcoL- 

Fran  Ml. 

Sdina-Pnncei. 

The  Ibird  ton. 

U  «kB  »M  ««rt.-r  ™f  Eul   L«r.  did 

li  IHH  1Mb  Apnl.  IDM,  oliRi  Itaa  Biiu- 

(•1,  by  Lard  CornwiUii.     Oa  hii  mnn>  he  wtt 

armtti  ■  BugKCT.  Im  Demnber,  1M4,    sir  William 

^m  ■  «*■  iri.  qouterlr  vicrnd  sf  tbc 

BtllvbaiM  and  Dmmcarn.  id  Caiin.  by  LcUUa,  hia 

|gMAn>UT^orU»Ar<L 

wife,  daoiblet  and  heir  of  BraghiU  Perrol.  u<|.  of 

E 

B.i1,bdgh.  uid  bad  by  her,  who  a.  ia  IM3,  one  «a 

■ 

and  Ifaree  daoihten.  >ii. 

■ 

milUn.  ».  I3tb  September,  IIM,  In  the  CoU- 

■KS.  of  cast  ham. 

r(cei?ed  behn  Bayonnc,  lllh  May.  1BI4. 

B^b  nu^KiTuicT  Hita  April,  1803. 

H^  ., 

Sir  Chailu  Ogle,  ban.  und  d.  13th  N'svimber, 

V  ^'"^- 

I«n.  iHTing  a  »n,  William  Ogle. 

HlaiiMBttun,«b«o.  M.rgi.nt,<n.l; 

Haria-lHbuUa,  d.  unm.  in  IfW. 

■IMr  If  Yerr  Baisa.  o^'  »(  f^l  Hun 

Louiia.                                                                                         J 

Sir  WlUiim  dying  in  1«M,  vltbout  nniring  mala                    M 

Wldyljkf 'r- tB  IM*.  Uu  llUi  apind. 

i»n.,  Che  B.aoNn-^  air...D.                                                        H 

Jrau-Gu.  the  trunk  of  a  tauni  tree  etadicaled                   H 

VfiKS,  OF  CASTLE  BAG8HAW. 

cemnet  gn.  between  two  aDDUieM  a..                                                ■ 
BURTON,  OF  STOCKERSTON.                        ■ 

®'&@ 

'~  Ufi/* 

'a".;;^ 

^     E 

■ 

nTy 

Catiitn 

%@^ 

BtTiacT                     ^M 

\y 

nnd  July.  ion. 

y^\ 

(dale-iikww.}.                   H 

ttnait. 

K^           1 

^3^                  ■ 

linMK.                                 H 

The  fir.l  of  Ihi>  family  «.  reand  ie                                             H 
H>i.a<,  »»  of  Kic>«iai>  oi  BiraroKi,  who  by  hi.                   ■ 

■  ~^ -"'•n,.  ud  had  U™, 

derd  renOnned  to  Uu  monka  of  Goroaden.  in  the                    ^M 

KD  of  Ingehnir.  and  Begloald.  ton  of  thai  Eteginald.                  ^M 

iMi*..     ""«»»,,  CaT«.*hl..but-Md 

In  YbHioke.                                                                                      ^M 

\1CII»L>|  Di  BuaTox.  wa.  hjrd  of  Tolethorp,  Id  ibr                   ■ 

Bonnly  ol  Kuiland,  In  the  vtb  ol  Eow.ii,  II.  and  In                  ^M 

that  year  wx  knight  o(  the  .hire.    UL.  »n,                                  H 

one  of  >he  jn.<.c»  of  llie  king* bench  from  (he  lltu                  H 

ftiaiflnal  tniat.  had  the  honour  of  knishthood  ran- 

HielialI.eiq.  ar  StftitU,  In  Norfolk.  Unl  d.  wlthoul 
lHi»  In  ISW.  whao  .he  B.«o»n-cr  .« .«d. 

ontnti'  of  Yort,  tn  ri|hl  of  tat*  tuMbar.  «M  N 
tha  hDiua  IS  the  Emprau  Maiul.  and  bv*  h 

hiiHilaSirdtodacdaiqliidiB*.    Bava 
l»  Stii-bik,  »»  IIM,  and  ai.  Ih*  liii^Mi 
John  Luttreli.  knt.  of  Hootn  PumI.  nth 

CALLANDER,  OF  WESTERTOWN. 


Jmu.tDBnli  Rarlof  Callaiuter, 
Iha  demiia  sf  ht>  udcIc.  OHrfa,  U 


talDlad.  and  Ilia  landi  and  ban 

falnn,     John  Callandar  m.  Jann.  aldait  d&uihtar  sf 

ALiIiHDaa  CiLunui*.  h.  to  1710,  vho  n,  in  ITH. 
Hamnl.  yoon^ut  duiblaT  of  Daiil  Rimwiiy,  ea^. 


Buphemla.  d.  unn.  iu  ITM- 

Jinat.  m.  IB  John  HIkrIoi. 
Tha  ildul  •on, 

I.  SiiJOHR  CiiLtHDta.afWaitmnwn.liiSlirliiDi- 
iMtt.  ■  coloatl  IB  Itw  amy.  and  M.P.  lor  Ucnrldi 
■poD  IVerd.  b.  in  Sapmnber.  I7V>,  waa  cr«al«d  a 
Biaourr  lit  Aafiut.  1708.  Ha  m.  Ind  Pabmary, 
irM.Martaral,dau(bl«of  Jotan  Rnnar.  ivi.  of  Cher 
iriek.  In  Norlhamhariand.  and  ntlM  of  Rnd|fi  Kpar 
nry.  aaq.  but  dying  i.  p.  and  April.  I8II,  rha  liUa  b.^- 


'ha  BL  t<«rdi?riiu.  a« 
AlphEinaiu  Goapalrick.  Lard  nf  C 
othrr  DHifuira,  and  «  peraoh  »f  gf 


the  chapel  of  the  SlcMd  Virgin  Hary  u  ltd,  I 
by  Roier,  the  archbiabop,  [wbaae  r^i  ««h 
ScDIt,  in  JTiiif  BtHit  Ihi  Bfonid'a  nteK. 
Joan,  dauchtEr  of  Sir  John  S 


owl. 

Miry.  ai.  IrKrrj.  aoh  «f  PaMr 
with  which  lady  her  brotbtf.  S 
fare  landa  in  GalTBTWy. 

gf  Sir  Nicholaa  Slapleun,  knt.  and  n 
W.LTia  Scott.  IItibs  in  ITTl.  ■-  I 


lubelb.  tb.  >tr.  of  ThaDW  PaW>B.  tf  I 
ay.  >lMt  bw|<M(ta*d  bar  W<y  w  to  ta 
If  Eaholt.    nia  My,  kf* 


tD>g  m.  Dm.  KUiobcih,  diagblcr  of  Alnandar  Mora, 

Itna.    Ue  wedded,  •nondly,  ioya,  daugbler 
Wilier  Pjr,  knt.  orihF  Myndv.  in  I!'      -     ■  -  ■ 

bad,  WiiLT»,  hii  nu»e»r,  mud  John,  of  Gn; 


dnrinc  Ib>  dTil  Tin.  He  h.  Frmca,  diuHfaWr  at 
Henry  Thampun,  e^.  of  Bsbolt  noil  Bmtiiliiild,  lod 
bud,  Titli  two  dinghtfn,  Anne,  wife  of  BeDjtiuia 
Wide.  wi.  of  Nm>  tinuge,  PEU  L»de:  and  Briditel, 
witw,  mccailTitly  of  Jobn  Runidcn.  «q.  uiit  Wallet 

enuced  a  Biionet  liy  (/urrH  Akni>,  llcb  Dk.  ITII. 
Sir  Wdur  ».  in  Jiniury,  IIM,  JulU,  eldeit  Osachlcr 
or  Sir   WiUiuB  Blicten.  of  NcwcuUe  npao-Tyne. 

Juiii,  m.  to  Sir  George  Trerelyu,  Inrl.  and  ui  only 

II.  Sin  WiLTU  CiLiuuT,  of  CilTerby,  who 
wedded  Etiubeth.  diufliter  ud  luir  of  Sir  Willijim 
Blickftl,  but^  imd  thereupgu  wimvd  the  niniiUDe 

Amu— St.  m  iDNcutdifiin  sri,  wllb  sn  orle  of  eight 


CAMBELL,  OF  CLAY  HALL. 


OOP 


Knragr. 

■t|bt,  leaTing  by  AUui.  bii  wife,  duoeliler  at  tdward 

fia  BDa(iTC*iiiii.i.ildrTia*Dari.auduii,  vba  n. 
JUIn.  dsa|ht«  of  WilliRB  WilllBKIOD,  aod  bid  twu 
•MM.J»lt,  ofWwdfnnl.aDdTuoaK.of  l-Uy  Hall, 
who  wosbuthenaled  Biaoiini.    Tba  yunnfar. 

t.  lliiTiiuBuGaBiu.L,afaaTHall,l>>  Kbu.wu 
«  crrutA  In  IdH.    He  m.  Ini,  a  dasgliier  uf  Nklu 


three  licvra'  head*  eraaed  aV' 

CAMBELL,  OF  U'GODFOEV. 

liiiTiD  «tb  April,  loai— Enitrrr  Maf.H 


bmlher  of  the  Aret  barei 
ing  year,  the  lille  becua 


f  Wnadfard.  Km 
.  Bi  Clay  H>n. « 
.hntdTOl'-^n 


CAMPBELL,  OF  INVl 


Ji  at*  C>  ■rnu,  CCA- 1 


CANN,  OF  COMPTON  ORBO 


VewBuu.  mn.'  •ai  had  tM». 
Hiiaiat  iSirj,  bit  hrtr. 
John. 

Richard,  who  ••.    EWaaar,  i 


tbmoAUmua  RkknA  Stmwrt,crf 

■-  eaSirlVKuf  IdD^tntii  knt  of  Brvtol. 

■tiu  wit  Dw^oT  of  BrUtol  (ion 

rrtn  KlHf  Chii'lu  II.  Und 
rancfld  to  t  BkBOHTTCT  on  tbc 

It  (MB  Sir  Erivkrd  WBltn-. 


Abb>.  ■■■  Im,  to  Sir  Rokari  a 


■  wnilly.  u  Mr  Kudlrj  >artk,  Lnl.  brother  of 
ClHtrta*,  Lard  Norlli  vul  Urry.  to  Sir  Pnnds 
Kwtk,  tlH  l«rd-kT<|icr,  and  In  Uinl  GaUdrard. 

DuJIrt  North,  of  Rlmilun.  in  SnHlilk.  vt 
■.  CstlHtlB*,  diHthlcr  o(  Klihi  1'kJi,  on 
■  iBTtmu  ia  Uui  Eul  liidi«,  ind  lud 


Sin  HiNiT  CiNTt  Liprinc(nT,buI.who 
Ai.  fnttj  trg.  ■  rt»e  pu  cbvied  with  three 


CABEW,  OP  ANTHONY. 


Eniragc. 

Thii  wu  ■  yonngf^r  brimch  of  the  C>n-wi  of  Hoc- 
oombc,  ID  tbe  rouoly  of  Doou.  fonodtd  b; 

Aliiihuu  C>Hn,Mq.<or  EuiADtlM)n;,bi  CoRI- 
«*1I.  whs  m.  habel,  dugbur  of  JoliD  Katdi,  oiui-  of 
Woodleigb,  in  Dnon,  (by  tho  b«ir  of  Darwin}  tnd 
dTinc  in  ibe  lltb  HiHiir  Vlli.  vu  1.  by  himmm, 

JoHi  Ciatn,  e*|,  sC  Aachony,  wbo  n.  Tboniuiae, 
danclitcr  ud  co-litiT  of  Bogir  Hallsnd,  e*q.  Bud  hid 

John,  of  Puole,  who  led  Eira  dinghten 

ThamnB,  •>.  ElouHir.diuitbterDrEirCiln 

Hunwonb.  (n  the  county  of  Donot. 
Rofcr.  niuierofoiK  of  tho  aillr«a  ia  Oxford. 
Mr.  Cucw.  wlin  «i>  tbfrtff of  ComnU  in  (b«  Mi  «f 

Kia  Wtiuid  Ciuv.  Int.  of  Anlhonii,  who  wee 

Vlil.  uid  wu  knighled  >I  Dn  roroution  of  King 
EDWAiPibeLDCDuD  of  1hi  foKy  tLniEUtsmkdD  imtend 

Gci«it  Jit  pffTfonn  Eh«  cnrmODiM  Decftaary  tu  thfl 
litter  iRMi«i>.    Uc  ■■.  Mirths,  daughur  Df  edwud 


Rocer,  wbo  Irfl  Iho> 


.*iw,  knt.   >b.  J.   U   II 
Two  f«lr>.  iiHiKir  ,4  ii.m\i  ta 


AuiutiM,  w  EiH  «atbiwy,  la  Coniw4ll.  Blivfi>- 
Wn>m«  (■r"««wijb»»i»d.  WidtUldi-r,  Bukt 


Im  iIiEm  tM  kiTiBt  illwMlciil  hia  notlHr,  that  Udy 

k>  lewli  itMB  llKm  aiHl  tkr  iHsiaf  llnir  bwtlei.  iibul. 
■nliiK  toiwHi  ilnnTof.  iIk  oil!  la  b^lw  biirtf  ib>«ilM', 
.■•1  ■■  la  wItiHM  wbcnof  (>hi  Hjt  la  krrr  mmrmtej 
D  wcJi  of  tbMi  dnidi  »n  limn  lodcaiid,  I  hen  Ht  nr 

irwond  Ihi  imI  of  tb*  mijfor  of  Ihe  ally  of  Ktilrt  t« 

t  Cjiatw,  Id  bU  —ifj  of  CsnwiU,  oUi  Ihti  imlb- 


Tohln  lit  MMndr  »<1  iMrniHM  vf  d>l*m  iAB  1 

wkkk  OH  l»t>d  ■■><»■  •■  IV  BCWH}  ■(  ■*•  •■««  I 

•iucuiiipof*iinb.in«kudUnc^.  AJk>ni»k«i  | 

SiriRoa.  ■»(  ibt  klat'i  tofiH  rfmlUaf  ••  ftr  ««*-  1 


CAFl 

^^M 

mm,  oi  HaRvwbHr,  horn  ohcxu  diKoua.^d 

•  II.  Th>  Rei.  Si>  Aluirdeii  CiaBvt    |n:(rr  tu           ^^^1 

anAcr  w»  ..  by  hit  dder  «p. 

Sir  AlEiauder.Iho  m-aiai  bart.)  who  it.  alio  iMnclMa,             ^^H 

«  J«o«  c™.  nmbr  In  Uio  muntion 

whrn  the  IJUe  bmuDE  nrurt-T.                                                ^^H 

■Bl  tsr  CornnU,  and  loln  In  Ibal  rboKD  in 

Tha  utaM,  indudioi  Eut  Aalbony,  pamd  *I  tho            ^^H 

drceaae  of  L*dy  Carrv.  widow  of  Sir  CoTSntry  Caraw.             ^^^H 

branch,  and  *(  hit  dcmlH  wilhoal  nialo  iuue  to  tbo            ^^H 

*«. 

Bnit  grnodwiu  of  lbs  Ihird  barouat  (to  whan  rcfar),             ^^^| 

HUt.  >a  Conxill,  uiil  IeR  a  danghm. 

Ibooy.                                                                                            ^H 

LDi  roL*.  nnoroT  St.  Brtot.  and  »iih  a 
y«.>.(.r  »D  ud  laoghttr,  bad  a  «>>.  and 

«.d  l.nju«d'p..                                                                                          Hj 

Mr. 

^^•■e.  >•  >  I.  PoLi. -ho  ■>.  <t OBO.  dai>el.<» 

CARKW,  OF  BEDDINGTON.       ^J'.t-.  C 

^B  rtlw™.""'""" " 

^P^         Rk-miui  Pole,  who  Inhoriud  ih> 

HinrflBe. 

nuiuc  their  inrDuu(l  wu  the 

SiaNicHoi.iiTnaa«K>ioaTDn,tDt.orPiuter'sFerry.    >'    " '■' 

law  tU(bl  Hon.  HaBinALD  fnu 

Tnorton,  of  GmiihiOD.  by  Cathariiu,  hii  wifi.dauBbter 

of  Mcbolaa,  Lord  Vaax  of  Harrowdcn,  aie  Suaii'i 

danghtar  of  Sir  Nlcbola*  Canw,  K.G.  of  Brildinpon.    ""  /    ^" 

>  ■(  Sir  Winiam  Morrici.  hart,  of  WorriogUHi, 

andaiaUrandhgirarSir  FranciaCUTW,  bywhomtM      C^f.-i /.t~i 

"•™-}^™«hL«m.b™.u. 

1.  AaiHim  (Sir),  of  Pia]er->  Perrf ,  Int.  .boriff  of 

wnM.  <a.  Brat,  u  Sir  Gedrrcr  Copley,  bin.  i>f 

Sir  Thomai  Lucas,  of  Calcbnler.  and  bad  (Our 

dauphttra,  hia  ca-bein,  rii. 

Miar,  ■■.  in  1S08.  Id  Thomai.  Baron  Wollon. 

kKl  W  lb.  Utor  all.  had  Uaoo. 

Ann  I,  m.  Id  ION.  lo  Sir  PcCrr  Temple,  Imtl- 

t*m.  hut.  ind  taeotidly.  in  WlUiam  But- 

te, a.^.  H.P.  (,,  Wailor. 
[fc*tal«.«i«...b,bu.ld.r««, 

1.  Euataarii,  h.  u  Sia  W.i.r»  R>l>ioh. 

Tho  youncer  ton, " 

^•■.au..  o..«,  M.p.  („  Con.w.11,    Thi. 

p;::Si;',"i:.r;:;;j-.",'r,s,  „. 

r^*^*^-  ■•'»  daoihtt,,  al  Si,  Copi™!..' 

Sia  McHOLtaTHaoctuDaTOK.kDl.  of  Beddinglon, 

namoofhiamaUmalancealon.Ciuw.    Hom.Mary. 
(ld»I  il*«i|hUr  of  Sir  Gtorgc  Uore,  knl.  of  Loatley, 

'°8il  Fa«c!.  Caa^.  of  Beddington.  who  m.  Swan,             '  *'- 

daugbur  of  Sir  W  llliatn  Romney,  and  dying  Ulh  April.            ^^H 
lOIB,  left  a  aon  and  aucceaaor,                                                    ^^H 

fcfc»w*i.^^.Tj'."_t'^!'™''"'"''"'"°'°"'^ 

tflnt.    Bdl  he  -ti  id  •otllihly  lud  danEerouily  wary  of           ^^| 

bli  awn  Kcnrlly.fbadat  neither  <iHita{e  inenib  loobey           ^^^H 

atalnil  U,)  Ihal  be  WDuld  net  proceed  (III  be  wu  hI*.            ^^H 
cftnily  aiiorad  Ihal  bti  paidoo  *at  paated  Ibe  )nal  ae al           ^^H 
of  Gnilaadi  b.f«.  which  lime,  >bou|h  all  loHfinable           ^H 
bule  wu  made,  by  Ibe  tnacbary  of  a  lerraM  oCuni  ha            ^^H 

Irailad.  hli  Inaiy  and  deiifu  were  di«»v(red  lo  ih.            ^^H 

pSfc'*^'""''""'              "i""; 

Ihc  dillgeiKe  gi«d  by  Ibal  party  in  caan  of  inch  eon-            ^^^H 

BriSvS"'"'         ■■■■''■": 

priaed  la  hli  foil,  and  canted  prtKiDer  Inlo  Plymofllb.            ^^H 
■od  IWiln  Ibence  by  aea  aenl  u  loDdoq,  when  he  waa            ^^H 

•  John  Carcw.  e«|.  of  CamrriDn  and  Sail  AntboBy,           ^^H 

M.ar.  -.  lo  Geo.j.  KaUTv  WiTrlnKHin.  e»|.  of           ^^H 
Peoiripinl.  (he  praKnl  G.  H,  Ciaiw.  trq.  af           ^^^H 

►OinnB,  ■on  •rf  Rir  Phaip  de  Cint- 

rt.  liy  hl>  pmilflna  and 
4  ■(  Jma}   rnxn  MliUR  into  ibe 

a.iHiattMa  of  Fr«aea.  ffemoiui  for  lits  mtny 
•H*<t>eB«lM>,  puKdti>dJ>iily  from  Dn- 
■!■■*?•  **lb  M  itiBToricii  (boiuuidiiivn. 

«  MnttT.  At  tku  iIbm'  Ihia  RicinaM  dK 
«■••«  awBI  Oi«uiI  CiMlf ,  and  defoDded 


—— .  >  uuu  ■■■  us  USTID  ■OM  we™  lU 
•**»«*•«  Eow.ni.  111.  IB  OBI.  diiv.  Fmmihi. 
l^^""**  *»  »•■  tn  bla  dH«nduit, 
fMlw  C4»nm«.  mho  iind.rwH,  la  Ih.  rtigo 
■■|«.»»l»in™ok.o(ilim>iBIhKil.nd8( 
P.****  *«-»  <w  Mm  F»».h.  nd  k>  Mnml 

>i  brtr  of  Lord  nouiii 


'     -r'l      **  "^tilj  of  S<'  Own.    Tk 


fDrleil  III  ujlum  lo  tbr  Priooe  of  Wiilej,  (who'mp- 
pDinUd  bim  hit  rioe-chiniboriiiB,)  Mr.  UjAt,  ift*r- 
wttrds  Lord  CUrendoD,  tad  ochor  Kfn^cvB  of  dlntinc. 
Uon.    After  thi>  he  defmded  the  iiUnd  of  Ititrj  ia 

camDiuid  of  King  CniHLU  II.  iw  (d  do.  EUubelb 
Cutle,  JD  tho  uUnd  Btlenej.mier  Sir  Gtorgt  Cir- 
MTI,  wu  tbs  lul  fortrcu  that  lovend  tbs  royal 
baaner.  At  Um  rulanMoa.Sir  Gmrse  fonnod  onrnf 
the  iBiniediau  train  uC  ihc  rtflored  mananh  in  hiatri- 
DBi|ihau(  entry  into  Londoui  aodibeiinldaybe  waa 
■worn  of  tha  priTT*ouncil,  and  drclared  iionHili- 

fcy  the  corporation  of  Potwmoulb.  Sir  fieorge  ai. 
Eliaab^lb,  dmighKr  of  Sir  Phibp  Cartgnt.  knt.  of  81. 


itly  diatlnguiahdl 


of  Mount  Or^flll  €aatlD,  wha 
by  tha  parUamenury  foraa  In  lUI.    Sir  fhilip 
m.  Jiminia,  daughter  of  Edward  Montagn,  hnt 
Eari  of  Sandwich,  nce-adniral  of  England,  and 

Philip, aptain of  nviuaa.    Lonuaeain  lOftS. 

Edward,  H.P.  Jalnt  poal-maiWT-gcanal,  m. 
Bridget,  daughlar  of  Sir  Thnmaa  Extnn, 
jndKC  ofUw  bigb  conrt  o4  BitaairalEy,  ud  d. 

Sir  Philip CulrretbtlngwhhUifatberiuliv, 

n>«nt  off  Solabay,  3»cfa  Hay,  1071,  was  blown 
up  with   that  gallant  oSoer  in   Iha   Royal 

plain  R.N.  inthorcignofJirinf  CBtauti 


CAn 

Adiu.iii.  to  Sir  Nlduriu  SUnIng,  of  Uii-  counl; 

or  Dsron,  K.B. 
Gnvllnc,  «.  U  Sir  Thmui  Scot,  of  Sun'!  Kail, 

,    f'ti      Lnrlu-M>r|UcItE.  ■>.  u  Sir  Rolwrl  lUins,  nr 
,  t  EupcrUD,  in  th«  conBty  a(  GlaneeiUr, 

Sir  OcsTES  i.  13th  Juiury.  1070,  tui  «u  4.  bf  bu 


II.  8lllGlOIIBlC>IITUR,l 

eltrated  ut  die  |>««rsice  on  tb 


Tbii  aalil(in(D,  whcD  only  eight  yun  of  ige,  wu  ■>. 
to  Ud)  Gn»  GniuiillB,  yaiin|«t  dauRhler  of  Jobu, 

Hanrr,  U"  Eirl  of  Botb  of  thai  fuaily ;  •  mirrjai* 
Igrerd  npon  by  hi»  4[nlDdf»lhffr.  Sir  George  Ctncnt. 
■bA  Ibc  Eul  of  Bilb,  u  mniiit  Uir  friendihip  which 
hadtongiiib«i<tedbplv«on  tbcTD'  Dythiilady  bii  lord- 
•hip  had  iiniE,  Johk.  hia  lucccuor.  wilh  mmtber  aoii, 
Philip,  and  a  dangbur,  jFmimi,  who  both  4.  unmiir- 
ried-  Hit  tordahip,  who  wi«  «  Beatoua  lupporter  of 
tha  nrolution,  d.  *l  tbe  early  ago  of  twrnry-aik*  iu 
lou.    Hia  widow,  Lady  Cirum,  baring  lucmdEd  •■ 

of  ber  nephaw,  William- II anry  GraniiUo,  Earl  of 
Balbi  in  ITII  (whan  thai  dignity  bFcaim  etlincl), 
wai  mitad  on  the  lit  Jinniry,  Irl4.  rtiamntri 
Ctrttril.  and  CaohTiiia  GataiiLi-a,  with  nmaindii' 
of  th<  TiacoonlVi  drfaull  of  male  iaaua  in  bar  Hn, 
John,  Lord  Cartrrtt,  to  the  uncle  of  that  nobleman, 
Bdwaid  Cut-ret,  004.  and  Ui  male  bein.  Har  lady- 
aklp  d'  in  1744,  and  waa  j.  tay  har  only  aiirrivEngaoD, 
III.  Sin  Jour  CiaTian,  aacood  Lord  Cirterel,  u 
Earl  GrsDrille.     Hia  lordahip  wu  appolatad  ona  of 


the  lord! 

nf  Ih 

badcban 

:.nA 

ulorui 

m  of  the 

of  Swad 

i>.  whle 

high  olSce  h 

Uw  ail 

olio-. 

ng  yaan. 

only  daughter  i>f  Sir  Itsbcn  Won 
ad  ■nnd.daughler  milemally  of  Tliomaj  Tbynn 
iiconnt  WtynuHilh,  by  wbom   be  bad 


CAR 

■e«,  M.toJDbD,  Har^MHof  T*mU) 
I  opoiucd.  aMoodly,  LadT  8B>fcU  ( 
ilaugblar  of  rhumu,  Karl  of  PsittM,  ud  I 
only  dangbler, 

Sophia,  wbo  «.  in   I7g9,  WillinB  Patty. 
Barl   of  Shalbuma,   anerward*    Harv 

John,  a^nnd   Mir<iueaa   of    Lnadowi 
bnxher  of  Hnry  pr~.tit  narfOM. 

ir.  Sia  RaaiH  CiBtaatr,  third  Lord  CcrMa 


r— Galea,  foor  fuaila  14 


CASTLETON,  OF  ST.  EDMtTNMBI 


Ha  ai.  arcondly,  a  daoghter 

and  had  Wiujiii,Johi>.  Pr>i 

EUubeth.     rbe  atdaalaon, 


aaghiarof  WiUUmllill.ag  B«it<^ 


by  hit  ton. 

rraatad  a  B^aoi'n  by  KiMt  rB.iua.  r^fcj 

of  Haaaet,  In  Suffolk,  and  dnfbiar  af  ~~iiM 
of  Uie  atmr  coBnly.  and  bad  iMU, 

WiU.a» 

».' iu  holy  ordan.  «ko  WmmI  ■ 

..um  Jabn  SMtUy.^^Ki 

•  W^  ,,      I  JoHii   Ciii»miJim,    »q.    Ike   lut   ■>■■> 

'^    I      '^  of  Tlrte.  ud  HmniUy,  u  Sir  Williu 


II.  SiiTnoaii  Cat 
duibtD   if   fUmaai    Pritenx.  aiv  ■f  *• 
Tempi*,  and  ht4  iwa  duthm,  Ua  c*k*tn>  •! 


CIIA 


CHK 


of  Um  Hoom  of  Comiqpmi.     H«  m,  tint,  Dorothyf 
daaghter  and  hoirem  of  William   Blanden,  esq.  of 
Riabop'a  Castle,  try  whom  he  had 
Faijfcis,  his  sncceafor. 

Jane,  m.  to  Thoman  Hanmer,  esq.  of  the  Fenns,  in 

Flintshire,  and  bad  two  sons,  William  and  Job, 

and  a  daagbter,  mi.  to  Admiral  Cornwall,  of 

Berington. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Leighton,baTt.of  Wat- 

tiesborongh. 
Mary,  m.  to  —  Burrell,  esq.  of  Essex. 
Sir   Job  Ml.  srcondly,    Lettice,  daughter  of  Walter 
Waring,  esq.  of  Oldbury,  and  had  farther  issue, 

Gilbert,  who  wi.  Anne,  daughter  and  co  ht*ir  of 
Harrey  Staunton,  esq.  of  Staunton,  in  Notting- 
hamsliirc,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  daughter, 
Anne,  who  mi.  Richard  Brough,  esq.  and  was 
Grrandmothvr  of  Elizabeth  Brough,  married  to 
the  KeT.  Dr.  ;Vspinshuw,  who  has  assumed  the 
«nmame  of  Staunton,  and  is  the  prtn^ent  Dr. 
ST%i-!rroN,  of  Staunton.  (See  BcrkeS  Com- 
moners, Tol.  i.  p.  SM.) 
Emma,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Comwallis,  esq.  of 
Abermarles ;  and  secondly,  to  Dr.  J.  Robinson, 
lord  bishop  of  London. 

Sir  Job  Charlton  was  s.  at  his  decease, 27th  May,  lti»7. 
by  his  oldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Francis  Charlton,  who  m.  first,  Dorothy, 
daughf'r  and  co-heir  of  the  Ker.  Mr.  Bromwyrh,  by 
whom  he  had  a  son,  Bllndel,  his  successor;  and  se> 
i*<indly.  Miss  Cam.  by  whom  he  left  two  sous  and  a 
daughter,  Emma.  w.  to  John  LloyJ,  esq.  of  Aston,  in 
Shropwhire.  Sir  Francis  d.  *ilst  April,  1729,  and  waii 
«.  by  bin  son, 

III.  Sir  Bi.rNor.L  Chari.tun,  who  in.  Mary,  siittcr 
of  Lord  Foley,  and  had  issue, 

Francis  (Sir),  his  siiccrsnor. 

Robert^ob,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Brampton,  in 
the  county  of  Hereford,  and  vicar  of  Kiddrr- 
minster,  Worcestershire,  d.  before  his  brother, 
unmarried. 

Emma,  d.  unmarried. 

Elikabkth,  m.  tu    Edmund   l^erhniere,*   e«q.   of 
Hanley   Ca»tle,   in   the  founty  of  Worcester, 
knight  in  parlianicnt  ftir  that  shire  in  1734,  and 
hud  issue, 
Nicholas  LKiiiMLRit,  of  Hauley  Castle,  //.  in 
17J3,  who  vucceedt'd  tu  the  Charlton  estates 
upon  the  demise  of  hix  uncle,  Sir  Francis 
Churl  ton,  in  17»l,  and  assumed  that  addi- 
tional  surname.      He   espoused   Susanna, 
daughter  of  Jessun  Case,  esq.  of  Powyck, 
and  hiul  issue, 

1.  KiiviND.  present  possessor. 

2.  Francis,  h.  in  I7!M». 

3.  Kmiua.  </.  in  IfUX). 

Mr.  IrfX'hmerf-Charlton  wsh  5.  at  his  decease 
by  his  rider  son, 

Eduinu  Lmiivlrk  Charlton,  esq.  nom- 
rrpr«sentati«e   of  the   two   families   of 
Lechmere  and  Charlton. 
Sir  Blondel  died  in  Detvuiber.  1742,  and  was  s.  by  his 
Mm, 

IV.  Sim  Frimm  ('HtRi.ios.of  Ludford.a  centleman 
of  the  privy  ch  imbf r,  who  died  unmarried  3rd  I)e- 
(-«>uib-r,  1784,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  rxTiMi  ; 
the  estates  devolving  on  his  nephew,  Nicholas  Lucii. 
MEUk,  eaq.  of  Haule)  Castle. 

Armi  -As  CiiiRLLTON,  or  Hi>LrYMi)k. 


CHAYTOR,  OF  CROKT  HALL 


Crratrd 
ttth  June,  1671. 


ESTIMC 

iaim 


Irinragr. 

1.  Sir  William  Ch4Ttor,  of  Croft  (■MonCli 

Chaytor,  es4i.  lieutenant-colonel  in  the  royal  ii 

by  Ann,  his  wife,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  WillfaMi  La 

eAii.of  HoughtonAeld»in  Darhaai,  and  great-fn 

of  Christopher  Chaytor.eaq.  of  BntteHvy,  by  Db 

sister  and  sole  heir  of  Richard  Clenra«x,v«q.«|i 

was  creatc<l  a  Baronet  28th  June,  1071.    He  m 

grina,  dan.  of  Sir  Joseph  Cradock.  kat.  of  Rid 

but  dying  jr.  p.  i.  in  1720.  the  Bason ctcT  bMH 

TiNCT.  The  estates  derolred  on  Sir  Willina'aai 

H  EN R  V  C H A  r tor  ,  esq.  who  then  heewae *  rf ' 

He  was  direct  ancestor  of  Che  prcacnC 

Sir  WiLLim  Chattor.  of   Cnft,  w1 

created  a  Baromet  in  IMl. 

i4rM4- Party  per  bend  dancettte  erg.  and  ai 
oinqnefoils.  two  in  chief  and  one  in  h«ae,  ci 
changed. 

CHEEUH,  OF  WESTMINSTER 

Crr«ti:u  18th  July,  I7«6.— Extinct  in  Maick, 

EiHcagr. 

1.  SiK  Hi:>R\  C II EERE,  of  Westminster.  Che  ifi 
received  the  honor  of  kniRhthood  in  1760,  ea  pr 
ing  a  congratulatory  address  to  his  majesty  en 
cession  to  the  throne,  and  was  advanced  to  the  < 
of  a  Baro\ft  IHth  July.  I7IW.  He  m.  Helen, da 
of  SauviRiiiiin  llaudall,  esq.  and  dying  in  17«l, 
by  hiii  son, 

H.  The  Rev.  Sir  NVii  i.ia«  Ciilerk.  whii  4.  t 
ISOH,  when  the  title  became  i.vtimt. 

.4r/sjc— Quarterly ;  erminois  and  pu.  a  label 
lN>ints  a/.. 

CHEKNOC'KE,  OF  HVUOTT. 


Cre«tli) 
list  Ma\,  \M\. 


r.Afi' 
in  i: 


Einragr. 

RuMitT  ("HERMH kA,  efMi-  of  the  LancaaUra 
inarriiti  tirst,  Frances,  daughter  of  —  AH 
eM|.  of  luddingtun.  in  Bedfordshire,  and  Rffl 
thi*  iMiinty.  By  this  lady  he  had  seven 
dien.  uf  whuiii  wre  KuhaRu,  his  sacctesii 
Flon-nre,  the  wife  of  Siwurth   Pettes.  uf  B* 


•   Mr.  ijrrhiii'rt-  wap  rt|.|i  «■  iiLiii\f  of  ibr  aiK-ieHi  fAiiiil>  ofllialnatiii,  i»i  sn  act-nnnl  of  which,  tc*  Pat 
wf  Al'rB*liio|f,  lit  Ul  kkl■'^  I'tmttm  'frB.  vol.  I     ii.   IML 


CHESTIllI,  OK  CHItHIJCY. 


or  Ibc  Trinity,  in  tha  inwn  at  Sbiw  Ht.  Edwwd.  in  the 

nr  muicr  md  u  biut  penoix  u  ifaniU  ihluk  fti  u 
Im  dT  Iki  rruunilT ;  irhieb  wirAin  oi  muur.  wilb 
UiiT  auqaritT  uT  thr  rnlcniity.  Ml  cbcir  ■aortMon. 
nn  (inpairgnd  to  cbBDH  utmiJIy  ■  virdrn,  dd  tbE 
■ve  of  Trinity,  fdr  die  gDTFnuDEHI  nf  Ibc  ■»>•(:  ilu. 
llHt  tiu)  he  Diw  body  cnrponu.  huTC  ■  ohwood  teml, 
|iiii  1 1iM<  tandfli  Ac, !  And  likewit*  atv  wpoiFnTd  id 
CT«I  >  cli«(ry,  uid  piin*MB  U  ■  '  -  ■  -■ 
£1a  pir  aonBD  far  lbs  miinwui 
U  (ppnlnlcd  by  Iht  uid  Robert 
irhi>  ibuuld  pny  M  the  alur  of  Ibc  baly  Trisily,  1 
Ibc  punab  a(  Slow  SI.  Edvird  araRMid.  for  the  we 
Ah  of  the  king  and  War^nr.  hitqaiavn,  and  for  tii 
•aula  af  Ibilt  pTOfTiiifDn,  tod  for  ibo  velCan  of  SI 
Ralpb  Bawl«r,  LdI.  Liird  Sudlry.  tirunnr  o(  Eu| 
Uud,  Sir  John  Bnucbamp.  el  Pvwlck,  Vet.  and  fi 
tba  waidcu  vf  (be  uid  aociety.  Thii  ftobcri  (ibcni 
traifatli 


M.  TWh 

ilwupratadtltbSiFawbrrMlawiB(.  ■>■ 
he  [ilea  Afnoa  CheaOa,  bla  urif*,  lua  M 
plau.  and  bmiHbold  (oada,  a<  iMf  ■  * 
wtdowi  but  it  abe  mrry.  U>  h«e  all* 


landa,  ohicb  ba  *Ula,  aftar  bn  daw  > 
u  iobn  Cbartn,  bu  (iia.  ocaft  bia  nWl 
and  in  Suaei,  vbirb  ba  dralfw  hlicMM 
and  diapoaa  aTlbc  Huay  Or  kta  aaal.  Md  W 

Rifliard  CbeMT*.  bb  bn<b«.  Ma  aaca«B 


naapp<ii>  KiaiT.maniriKaMM^tiaM 

N  icHOLAi  and  Wi'ixitii,  beiwea  •MaM 
be  dltido  aU  bla  («>4a  ud  lIHIII  H 
nuiny.  ud  Ma  anna  ibt  wbati  *M*^ 

nam.  M  ahi:  bad  aaid  uxM  bto)"  mil 
bar  wile  oaeruirii.  IbaUMnlilHaHwl 
laa.  railloc.  Ibc  nvnaanuUgw  ul  iMMM 
devotted  vpna 

younferaDn.     Thit  WIIUl^  m  tNl» 


i>  BliliDp  d(  RIphlB,  In  Irelnn 
■M,  m.  on  or  the  dsiihirr*  of  H 
CUrnlai.  1in(.  of  Aiwell.  in  II 
sf  NnnhunitxrLind.  biii  rf.  Tiihai 
B  JUK,  IMI. 


obn  Troll.        J  "' 


s  Bkhant, 

I.  to  lohn  (lanUi 

f>r  Jnbn  Tdi 
x(  AldirnuiB  WiUlam  Bmwick, 
le-  A(  wbu  pm^K  liiDD  he  died 
[  bo  v*a  barl«d  wllh  hi*  wi*«B  in 
unnd,  LoDtaard  Stroel,  ImhaTiiifl 

UKal,  in  Uu  wall  of  tbM  chorrli. 

B  IKtUueol 

only  «ir- 

Ht  m. 


I.*  inlb««HintTor  Bucki.udllHinliy 
UBw-  ty  Ihii  UdT  ha  IcA,  u  tiii  d«- 
»  »ly  •on. 

y  of  koTMi  ta  a|>p(*d  tb«  flpabiab  Ln- 


.f  John  FrT«, 


H  of  iku  qoBn'o  n^,  an 
)r  iiK*  I.  Unl  March, 
nti  DIaahidi,  iliii(hirr  nl  f 


JaJtm  Hankvimli,  daughWr  of  Mr. 

LBkwonb.anJ  hy  lurhad  ■•ao.BobrH, 
ai  ttm  af>  nf  Mckntn.  Ilo  m.  imnul 
r.  famfhiEt  si  ThuBua  U'omI,  tt^.  of 
.  Md  altar  af  Htr  Haary  Wood,  knt 

i:    At  vH  wUov  or  Mr.  Aldanaan 


Ik  In*.  IMI,  at.  Catbariu,  dai 


Bell.  knt.  dT  Branpna 


Dorotliy.J 
Fill  m.  ■ccoDdl)'.  Slh  SeptamlKr, 
il  John  E11U,  a »).  of  Kiddil.  in 


year.    Havaai.  bybi 


of  York. 

DOlidly,   Samuel   Uding- 

vbo  Tu  a^aiD  sberilf  oi 
.  rf.idldU.MedKTtDty, 
in  tba  3tiI  Ucccmlwr  in 
«ld>^>t  ion, 
t,  baptized  Urd  Marcb, 


of  JtrjnfCHlBLU  t. 

lioD  be  acrrad  in  cha 
lOry  largely  to  Iho  c 

H«  behXDd  hlmaelf  with  •InsnUr  hnicry  at  Nu«by 

Holland,  and  id  munin  tbere  until  compoailkm  wan 
effacHd  (or  hia  Ufa,  libeny,  and  Uuda.wilh  ths  aavrp- 
-     ■    -  —      ■    -  .  daufblar  of 


iibir«, 


'l.dj(wbi.. 


xti  aga  of  aighlyniua. 
Henry,  who  died  unmuriad  in  bia  falber'a  Ufe- 


PeylDD,  icntleman  of  the  bedcbamber  to  Henry, 

i)ute  of  GloHCCiUr,  i.  DDmarricd. 
William,  a  W«l  India  mcnrbant,  who  anmucd  n 

Ur^  fortune  in  tradr.     Ha  m.  Sarab,  dauBhlar 

d  two  daoiibtan,  namely,  Dumnnv,  n. 


lo  Mr.  Butl 


>(  Barbadoea,  ud  Euii 
.olibeco 


Jobn.  a,  unmarried. 

Alice,  m.  U  JobB  Mltlioeut,  an,  of  Berakaiu,  in 

Cambridfabire. 
Duiulby,  n.  u  Colonel  Jobn  Fialier.  of  Wiibicb. 


iVilliam  Kyley.  em).  barriatrr-at 


m  Itlor'a  b<Bch,J  ha  jcft  IViai  daachlen,  1<1>  w- 
AHX.aLlor.alrrtlHlIaBniKll.iaq.efHanip--^^ 


],•  by  wLdio  (vbo  rf.  hla  iridow,  IMh  »>< 
mj,  bipdied  in  lOU,  tf.  aDnUTritd  In  M>; 

r*  bnptiitd  SOtb  S«p1CTDber.  IBHft,  of  HbAof 


4.  nnmiDTled. 

A.  Illh  Hinh,  1074.  m.  ElinbMh. 
Diniel  Wingfirld,  «q.  of  Londat 
■nd  btd  a  loa  uid  two  dvieh(«n» 


Mury,  ■>.  lo 
<B  ib«  cou 

miubelb,  ■ 


iinbiT,eiiii-«rBn]Ug1iti>Qi 
SictiDlii  Kyn.  EH|. 
■Dd  had  ID  Buly  »[ 


Hnirinu,  <f.  j-duhr. 

DIaoi.  H.  to  t)ia  Rer.  Mr.  HiminfUiD,  rrclar  < 


DoriKby,  m.  u  Jnlin  WiUsD,  aq,  of  Tboip,  lUa 

LonghbaFough. 
Sir  AnthDpr  d.  Illh  Pfbrur^.  laOT^a,  iu  th*  ilily- 


lidy.  who  d.  ii4  Onatx-i. 


rnncu.  ■■.  BcFIhU,  dauAfatnr  ■ 

deo-b.'ir 

nfTh 

cfrttin  01 

Sir  M*DrT  Wood 

OhImbIi 

rnl 

Byh*rl» 

>l>d*H.D, 

rmxri. 

(blh  Unmet. 

:2X.}' 

ID  1JI».  jBl.1,  Tail 

n-.«^.or 

mun« 

■Diir  nf  Uneola.  wi**: 


CHt 

Pi'nelope.  m.  ta  Rlclunl  SmbthM 

He  M.  Hcondly  (April.  1TI4).  Frvwo,  vUwf 
Cl»rln  SkrimaUrE.  tnL  of  Norbary  Mu«.  a 
foFdifain,  onlT  child  of  Sir  WillUa  N'hI.  M 
Kitkby.  in  Ibe  nnDly  •>!  LiinsMr.  by  Tttmm 
Kcond  wire),  dauehnr  of  Uiwblf..  Iin4  W  •«.  M 
no  uUicr  iwoe.  Ttaii  gsBtlnaui  bcauii^  wl  M 
Ihr  cbuiTb  *l  Cbicblay,  bntina  wk<4lT  nWI 
rhancrlandpiTnlilwithniiirblf.    K< 

T.  Sib  Witum  Chdtu.  who  al- 
ter of  Gtat*  Henci.  Mq.  of 


sitnif  by  hla  nut  *iiniiin«  bnttn, 

•  I.  Sn  Junn-CBHTin.  U.P.  far  Aa  iiinM|  rf 
ford.  ThiiontlonuD  ■.in  iri».  rnaen,^ 
nf  Sir  Edward  B>(Cil.  hart,  of  BlilhAaU.  a  ^fl 


,  Rm  CH.aiu.Bjki)aT  CHorn.  M  w^M 
Utb  May,  l)M.  the  manar  of  CHtdtky.toii 

nd  by  wiD  on  bii  eoulB,  Cbartn  •■«« 
■n  brslber  of  WilNaia.  ArM  Lnd  ^V 
inillenian  iHUDied  in  Muo^ttiuMt.  »y  i| 

•  Ibi  pnwDI  Chiilu  CnuTia.  _«.  riOMI 
hariat-Ba«oc  Cbaler  wm  i.  in  iIh  Bai— 1 


E.  TBI  Ktr.Sia  AimoNT  r.aariB.i.M<«l 
Idoa.vhoai.  Ellnbtlh  "'-  '  T  III  I  imliilt 
I  Hay,  ITdD.  a«>^  •ixly.tn.  wbn  Iht  Wfa* 
■ue  aiTllrcT.  HiiTiitow  «HrTi*ada*UIIMJl 


I    1  1  .1   I  I     |l 


CHILD,  OF  SC; 


SUET,  bettfecn  threa  leopirdjt' 
HLEV,  of  WHITBY. 


ftmM  HHgh  d.  Cliolniondoley.d 
I  Chaurt.  imp.  K„«.«i,  i,,u,d  u 
Mui.fiwt  irudioB  o(  Robert,  wi 

■«^  "tWnuntHf  BOTWuor  of  Hu 
I*  bU  btinlin  RogH  ooouDUidid  il 
"  «»B,ih.  Umr,  trt»u>u  (t  llMftcl 
*7*t  Iwl  <(  ivmy  .1  PteideD.  ■( 


rb  a.  r'^^I.tBI  •>'  Klutbarp,  ia  York- 
**•  <W..'*".  B*^"*"''  i«"flit«  of  Sir 
•■**KT7h.t,t  at  flwil™««h.»na  left. 

^4^,^,  '"-.-.wie  Tmr..ofthe.1- 
*r*C'-^S/   WIUU,,.„d.nb«. 

■St^^'i/^"^  hunting   Ih. 

I 


LljicL.  mil  hu  cDiDiilekioD  to  Bwarthy,  tliM  ho  wu 
fragucnily  cBllnd  '  the  Blnek  KnLghl  of  llie  North.' " 
tligi^ldulwn, 

,  of  Whiibv.  uuTled  aliaut 


ic  Hulm 


■1  dying  i 


lOLHUiT.  knt.  of  WhitbT  and  Roiby, 
B.  Mirgint,  dtUEfatsr  at  Sir  WilUiuii 
■ad  bud  ijuui^. 


Birbary,  n,  la  Tbamu  Lord  F»1i:aiib«r] 
Hildn,  m.  l4>  Tnby  Wrifht,  Fiq. 

Uaiy,  ■•.'to  tlie  Hon.  Henry  Puifu.  » 

Puirfu.of  DoBlon. 

AnTiibelli,  m.  to  Htnry  Wlckbam,  cl 
CutHLU  1. 


SirHonrid,  bUOll.uidw.. 
SiliR>.:Hi«oCnOL>».at.ku 

lOM.    Hf«.ttrM.Sounn>,da 
«.!.  *nd  b»  ho.  who  died  in  IB 

of  WUilby.  high  «he- 
P.  farIJ»r)>orau«hiii 
ihlerofJohoLonrJ. 

UUCH  (Sir),  fail 
H=Br>  (81r)  a  1 
rlo..d.ugl.«r 

Bur'ir,.    " 
MprBarrl.  ».  (0 

oif. 

of  RobrR  Supyllon,  en,,  of  Wi| 
o(  Sir  {i.org»  Twitd™,  but.  of 

ir  WLlJLin 
orgc  Trottt 

StricUind.  knt. 
r,  E«i). 

an.  M»( 

ddirbury. 

ret,  •liter  of  Sir  Wll 
n  Oxford,  ud  hod  by 

Rfchurd  iSiT). 
durinf  the  dT 

f  Oromonl.  knt.  wlopcl  in  thn 

pointed  commander-in-chief  of  all  the  form 
which  bHieied  Lyme,  fa*  reoeived  ■  vonnd  it 
rorathMtowB.of  whleli  hadisd.    TUi  gallan 


I 


Sir  KiAird  i,  nri  Scptemkar,  lUI,  sad  ma  >■  by 

t.  Silt  HcEB  Cholouit.  kni.  of  WhiUry,  ».  Und 

Bnuwrr  is  IU1.    On  tfar  ondKukiDi;  of  tbf  firil 

nvr,  and  au  ■ppaiDIa]  foTflnuir  Df  Scvrboraq^h 
Captle,  A  gmcnl  ID  Ibp  northfrn  pkrtf  of  Bn^liiv],  ■ 
pokiael  flfdrafovflA.  Hbd  jadge  of  All  nurisc  *M%iT*  in 
EicTT  port  OD  tbe  Vorbbfn  owl,  hctwroi  tbi  Tkh 
•nd  firidlinrlm.  In  Scu-himliigh  hi  conlinurd  bil 
rrfidctlCfl  hbdl  the  parlUln«nt  hftd  obOibrd  poptetf- 
■ian  of  pTcry  pUc«  io  VorLfbin,  n^vpt  tlw  ovtlHof 
PontefmS   and    SciirhiinKi(b,  irhcn   In  annsd  (oiTf 


PnnhEnnan,  on  <ht  fill  of  lh<  culls,  vhni  tbe 
whale  wu  Trdn«d  dlmaffl  lo  ■  heap  of  rain*.  And  Sir 
Jolia  MrJdmn,  who  commuided  the  titfK,  mmt  pra^ 
poult  to  bfn  npiHd  witb  Dj#aar«B.  ho  refalntely  vtlh- 
Mood  Ihc  Hunll,  iIfw  Sii  John,  Had  bnlDlTkiitraapa 
wlih  treat  loH.  DDiiiig  ibc  whole  ilcgc.  Lwly  Cholm- 
Icy  cootiDaod  witb  hrr  bubiind  in  Ib«  cutis,  tbmn 
■bo  was  of  great  vrrrico  by  Bttmdinc  Ibe  tUX  aod 

hi>  naiuion  m  Wbilby 


bnHher.  Sir  Hoary  Choloilry.linding  ncu 
the  puliamfDi.  he  wai  a^n  penailud  u 
Ebfliad.ind  ananalD  nnditioiii  an»  nu 


Hucb. 

Anh,  A.  ID  Ridund  StepbcDi.  roq- 

Slr  Hogb  Cbohnlry.il,  KKh  Noitmber,  ion.  ii 

■  I.  Sii  Wi'lluh  Chouiuit,  of  Whitby,  ft.  i 

FyllBC  DiIm.  wbicta  lidy  d.  i.  f,  in  June.  HUD,  and 
Momdly,  in  April.  MUI.  liUiabilb.  diufhler  of  Sir 
Jebii  Saiilic.  bart.  of  Hechloy.  by  whan  (who  ■•. 
■mildly.  Sir  Kicholu  Sinde.  ban.)  he  had  iiaae. 

BuQH.blabcir. 

KUeabdh.  a.  to  Sir  Edward  Dcrlnf,  hart,  of  Snr- 
nndeo.  in  Kenl. 

Hwfaret. '■>.  lo  WIUlus  Tuner.  (■«.  «f  Kirk- 

SIt  Wiliiam  d-  in  October.  lOM.  ud  waa  i.  by  hit 

III.  Sii  Hdsii  Chdlhiit.  of  Whitby,  who  died  in 

apgailslcd  by  (^mau*  ti,  goreriMr  of  Tin|lifr.  in 
Aim.  wk*r«  bo  mldad  vut  yoan.  and  had  tbe 
dlnetton  uf  bwldinf  the  nolo  (ben.  He  n.  In  Vr- 
bniary.  IddO.  Lady  Aan  Csaipoa.  eldeal  daufbur  of 
SpoDCer,  Carl  of  Kmbaaup««.  ud  had  an  only  m^ 


Hi:ca.  ft.  Ik  AlMUt.  IM4.  M-  P.fe>  ■> 
high  rimiff  of  VivkaUra  In  in^aad 
Toyor-gtmflefbiaianiiaTj'aaaaBl 
■1.  in  Hanh.  ITIH.  Cathrrlx.only  di 
ler  and  enatsal  heir  af  Sir  Jaba  1 
woitb,  ban.  of  Elmaall  and  Bewi 
■nddyiniUth  Kay.  liu.agrd  •mail 


K.    f.    wha  B, 


to  dancblan. 
uaiRa.heireiuinhrrl 
in  lirt.  IS  Henry  »• 


phen  Cton,  e^.  at  MIIkgiB 
thirdly.  AuieJaaaB.  M»l  4m4 
Leonard  SBeldt,oi^.  «d  laa0m 


SthcUud.  but. 
Anne  KUaabMk.  M.  w  Ca 
tine-John.  Und  TTi%m-| 

UftadBiifbMr.tlwIlm 
EliHbelli  CbniBleTpMp 


Sir  Huiib  d.  al  Whilby.  Mb  Jansary,  IMK.  wk 
daufbier  and  bcireaa,  Wary. 
dnu—Go.  twohelaiea  la  dtirr'ae^.  imi4  a| 


f  Kelle,    Hli  iHdablp  waa  IlkrvlHeapaBiri  at 

ad  Hulbulk,aud^nheTadTaB(wd*•M■■Ml 
.riuaur.  Ha  H.  CaibitiH,  daocMar  rf  i^m, 
b«  d.  ,.  ^  MA  flu 


lia«ria  ut  Ci>OLaoiia*Lti. 
I- Cm.  two  kil»afc 


atala(l«f.||M|^|| 


trimkH  tor  Himl  I 

•ten*  tf  Ri<-HimD  It.,  HuiT  VI.,  tat  Hihiit 
■  ■  tmnty,  indnilly  culled 


1,  n  af  Su  Hkhu^  Proui,  t. 
■Hjkd  b}  deed  tilurd  ia  1330J,  froBi  "  Kiehird 
mi  MuawM,  kli  (rife,  In  Jobn  ChndldBh  ud 
ud  Tli«j>un«  dFKcmlcil 


lr«(8ir  Jobs  Dc.  ksL 


>  CMVBkiioa.tuf.or  AditsD.wboM.  Murgnni. 
r  «<  Wmtn.  Lord  Smrtm.  of  whidi  mu- 
■  katl>Ma|ariheeonDuiirDD.ili»:  "  Ttaur 

b  l«rt  Stsanm,  wbo  (JTaifa  bim  (d  hondird 


blD,  k^l.  of  Mcrlfiiild, 
u..  kj,bi.»i,. 
X.  M|.    nf    Aibtnn. 
uHiurolUllUi 


w,  -  w  at  ■  rigki  mintil,  MM,  nd  idTrn 
pMt .  fcr.  U*ta«  In  iht  ni«ii  oC  Qntn  Kliu 
'    wd  Dnka.  Ciinndlab.  Ac.H 


kiBE.  and  I 
lubed  ■  drcUntiim  in  mil,  in  viudialloa  ef  bl 
•a.    Hen.  Muj.danehtfrof  SirW 
of  .NewnbaiD,  in  the  county  or  Dcion,  and  hul  inug, 
I.  Cmdhhi,  bii  luccnior. 

"  Holliod  ttmf. 

OxfnrdBbire. 

■I  ib<  bitUe  of  SimtOTi.t  inrn«d  orar  to  ihs 
and  ciiUii  (urrendered  to  SirTtioinu  Pairfu. 
in  mcaiiDoiui  tho  minncT  of  bi*  dciUi,  cilli 

ird,H<|.  of  Anbtord. 
liflord,  of  Ugbrgok,  in 


Sir  GeorgE  died  In  lUT. 

•  ■  their  loyilly."    H«  / 


■I  Otm  br»«l  b*nw,  ud 
not  Un,  bowntr,  (c 


•  ■f  tfkcllui,  Inttnjt,  by  hii  wlfv,dBDfb- 
»  l>p«tr,  •■«,  cf  Whit*  LvlLliiftoa,  in  Uu 


r  n  r 

Qmx,  m.  ta  Thomu  Gibbon,  of  Excwr. 

JaiK,  ■■.  lo  Rogn'  5(n>dB.  i*q.  of  DrTin. 

Doralfa;.  M.  Id  Cliarlct  Pord,  uq.  of  ExMer. 
Hgil.  in  ISSI.udwui.  by  bisann, 

III.  SiiGuiuiiCHiiDuiaH.iihani.Mvy.'dutfatar 
of  Ridiird  Ldf.  o<  WIdiIuIc,  iu  Drioiuhin.  aal  by 
her  (vbo  d.  In  iriO),  bod  with  other  iuus, 


1,  bun 


left  by  II 


tart,  or  CToedy,  In  Iha  conntT  of  Dnon.  Jind  had 

I.  MiBi.  H.  Id  Humpbrr  Pridoiui.  OH-  of  PIkc- 
II.  Punch,  hl  1o  Sir  Jolin  CMchHUr,  lun. 
III.  MinuoET,  m.  to  Sir  Heary  Onodrn.  taH. 
Hg  <f.  IDUi  October,  IT3S,  and  wu  i.  by  bi«  nrphrw. 

wbo  A  num.  ■(  Ali-U-ChapcllE,  in  Juoc,  1741.  and 
iru  buriid  Ittb  July  (ollowine,  at  ChclKa.  Uo  wai 
1.  bybltcDniln. 

Tl.  Sm  JoHK  CHODUiaii.whD  wu  of  I'halminatnn. 
in  tfas  cnanly  <rf  Dontt.  Tfatt  genllsmui  wu  kiltpil 
4t  Ottend.  lat  Auput,  171A.  and  dyinH  anmarriFd.  Ibr 

bein,  and  from  tbnn  Ibecitateof  ChalEutiECon  jHUKd 
ID  their  DEphcw.    Hugb    Cbudleifh    Uainlw.  eaq.   bgr 


C  LA 
■IdcKendatof  PbDipCkUhitlnW 


Mq.  of  Tonlrrten.  tf 

qiinnlly  Bold  ic  to  TboDU  Bem.  eaq.  of  CI 


nana  to  Richard  Cramnll'i  fa 
It  tho  Vint,  in    Hunpahin.  al 


Tbmbba  Lobb,  »q.  '^rsat  fruidaai 
Iher,  of  CballDnrr  Chote.  eaq.  <il  II 
hiiaou,  Ibi  Rx.ThoiDiuVanCbii 


It.  dnlHi  ilBd<r  U»  ■III  ^   UakaCM 


Mlnrllf  •iBfllar  Uau 
at  u  anion  ol  irawui,  baiwimi  WlltUn  Sbrnla,  aUH. 
IW,  ud  SlrWalinL'lai|H.b<n.*HloIbt»,df<radtiit., 
M  Uw  tat  or  (W  KUl'i  Binrk,  •!  WcMnlnilcr,  lUli  No- 
nnbci,  ItW  :— 
"  Tb*  ftntmnn,  ••  tolt  mali  rtpr>t>nl(llv>  nf  Thnniii 


laaihlat  of  It 

-  Col.  H<Hik. 


•   raaalHjr,   M  n«ut   HalMiiC 


HabmNull 

^.  of  0«  T™ple 

BMd  Ux  City 

Wan—  »i.d  V-«i 
dw»...b7lu..ld« 

bM  B«I«™ 

I,  VUnuDI  Piuhin 


*fE  Wn(bi.c-),  ¥.1-.  for  Lei 
al  Sir  NutuD  Wright. 

biiHB.  >!»■>-  MlwItkriDi.uu] 

K«iB*  unart,  ■■  By  will,  lie 
of  landed  pn 
HuR.  ■  dlauul 


■i  •<  tiM  tnt,  uniMil  wtib  (our 


He  d.  ach  March,  ino,  nnd  wu  i.  by  liii  hii. 

II,  SiH  RaaiiT  Cuiii,  M.  P.  fgr  ILe  Hranty  of 
Cunbridge.  Thii  ReaUmiBii  m.  Mary,  ddI;  ■oniriDe 
Anu^httr  of  Arthur  BamardiAoti,  esq-  pnd  fran- 
dugliMr  of  Hir  Nithinisl  BanurdUtoo.  of  Rarnar- 


Roat 


d  ai  liilb  Bar 


Mary,  b.  Itlh  April,  1710.  "1  mu  of  vhom  ■• 
Anns,  *.  4lh  Pcbnury,  I'M.  >  BeiO.  I>ane,  rtq 
Jui«.  b.  Tih  April,  1117-         J     uf  Uampatead. 

111.  Sia  StvDIL  Cuaia,  wbo  if.  niunarTicd,  IDtt 
and  dying  I9tli  Aiifuat,  I77n.  waa  i,  by  hia  »n, 


•  1.  Kia  AlTHoa  CuaEa.  at  vboH  dicnas  in  IMO, 
the  BAaoaRCI  brcamr  (iTmrT.  Tha  manor  of  HnaU 
well  wai  aold  by  Sir  Saouid  Clirka.  la 
of  IlK  Hnn,  TtaoDiaa  Brand,  of  whom  i 
by  Uw  lala  Jobs  Tbarp,  IW).  of  UbipiM 


lh>  {i.'rt  M.nhlu'i  ti'>»ir,iii  Ilia'Culk'ie  uf  Amu. Tib  P<.'. 
1171.     La  Nax'i  USX.  vol.  Ul.  p.  IM.     Therr 


il>er.Fiucn,<ncl>4lh*Muh.  TWi^MBi 
Sii  Esoaan  Cuu,  al  O-rmmbi.  via  M 
Nsnrick.  by  Oaarn  KuuaiTH,  ia  htrnn'l 

Mmiiuvi. 4michur  of  Willutn  )ulry,a^ 
Ic;.  in  SiOUk.  kj  irbaa  ha  tu4  •  ub. 

KiMt. 
Be  m.  KCDDdly,  A^bh,  JjurtMr  ^  I1A0 
«|.DfClii)(aD,ul  widovof  Sir  ChiWfkM 
<><  Bw»ii«l»rp.  ui)  ky  bo-  k«l  «»»l^»  dK 
wbo  il.  toum.    Sir  Edward  kAOiuBadtB 


CLE 

(.  HtM  iB^idR.ll  Hihbi  VI.  IrlHi 
-  mumr  of  WUlanghby.  b;  Itittt,  of 
vraUkTcp  of  (bs  biwpiul  of  Si.  John. 
Out  U  Oifnrd,  raiuded  by  HiKiir 
Ihlt  Wllllua  W'BiiillFU.  Bialinp 
»Ib«.  M  llaimi  VI..  cwunencAil  Ihc 

ll.  dill.  iD  Ibr  Utb  of  Ibc  ume 
mM  nHlar  and  bnthnRi,  Ibc 
ddilp  of  WiUaii«bby,  vbcnanM  it 
"     ij.  bcint  pMiwwiJ  by  the  pre- 


«4-  of  Wlllaa|hb>,  bad  by  kii 


ta  Hurt  tk*  Vltl.-i  Un.baTiDf 
■  al  UufTlla  piiadMT.  ■■  iba 
(or  thai  (iiHal  Hr?lH 
la  Unfwitb  aflboDorarr  addtliim 


■.■naaf  WalftiTd.lii  Nanking 


Robert,  of  LoTiR  Buckler,  ■■•  NonluBptatuhini. 
Coiaa,  «4.  (If  Woodoote.  ia  ShropaMn,  and  bad 


Bliaabctb,  m.  to 

HaiT,  M.  to  Sir  K 

of  tbd  fiicbaqui 


lohn  Walaol,  ttq.  of  Walcoc. 

>berl  Atkyu.  K.  B.  ehief  baron 

Wadbua  Wjndbam,  knL  one 
at  Ibe  Kiog'i  Rcncb. 
imaa  ILiantnloy,  on),  of  Loxley, 

u  Cotio.aaq.  of  WiHHlcote. Salop. 

I.     Hi*  T<iiiB(ait  ion. 

a.  •-■q.  of  UoDde  AUwy,  In  Ibis 


■bin,  and  bad  iaaua 


.  Georva,  vhoaa.  Dnrothypdaia 
««|.  of  Oakficld.  Birki,  aj 


Dorothy,  m-   id   Pbillp   Jenniaea,  eaq-  i 
Duddlraton,  in  Sbropabin.  beplww  to  Ai 

CiwDHich  KiHpilal. 


■  r.  Bia  TiiaoT  Cuaii.  wbo  ■ 
and  ro  brir  of  Tbomaa  Gladin,  t 
ia  Ibe  «>uniy  of  Derby,  by  vhoi 
Jnbn  Honk  Morgan,  nq.  of  Man 

deccaaa.  imb  FebmarT.  im. 


rity  and  noiDarrifd.  H 


■ba  Rar,  Mr,  K>«in 


jdraai — Arg.  on  a  bead  go-  belwepn  Ibrea  peUota,  h« 

CLEKKE,  OF  UUDULESTUNE. 
CuiTiD  Mtti  Oi^,  ITM.-KiTiiiiT  Mod  April,  irM. 

Itnugc. 
I,  SiaPH.MrJixHiKaiCLiBii.afDurldiaatona.iD 


nf  LoDcfOrd,  vbo  vu  cniilfld 
Ml.  Sir  E4»ud  •>. 
nfSlrWiUiimiDvir. 

luntrnf  HoDCinisiloq. 


Cuu.  H.  P.  fot  thg  cauity  of 
Jmull.  KE«i.Strmti.ilafl(UI'r 
■rkn,  (n|.  nf  AbtlEbUce,  iu  Hilop. 
Imu.  in  iinu*n'.  IOC.  wu  j>.  fey 


Mood  HD  of  Bdwvd  Cnt< 

'Iionu.  Is  IftN.     Ha  4lI^d  doiu 

M  iL  by  tab  brMhir. 

•If.  af  LiBi(feTd.  line  dunbc 

Ami.  wks  «eA  vlihHi  i»iH, » 


Kl>,  OF  BOBEFIAM. 


■■I.  •#  CMdKalir.  fbE  U 


I  hU  ky  b«  II  •IiBcbur, 


ISTl,  Ibe  Bin 
«d  la  hi*  ancle  of  ths  1: 
T,  Sin  RuniHTCoLaiiiim.HIiaf  SirJohBColbrmd, 
ml  Banucr,  by  bu  xMiiid  wife.  He  n.  Miry, 
■Ufbler  o(  Tbnmu  SmilblilDd,  enq.  of  I*e.  in  Ken), 
>ai  dylDf  I.  f .  lud  June,  ITW,  ibg  litig  beume  »- 


m— ^.  ibrae  lereli  vlth  their  ;Iuninwl>, 
COLBY,  OF  KEKSINOTON. 


,  esq.  of  BfccIh.  in  SolTolk.  m 
Aii|b»r  nf  Tbomu  Fclun,  c 
aunty,  and  HcODdly,  (inuU,  t 


ler  uf  Edward  Read,  c 


I.  Sin  Tllua»  Cul.m.  al  Knuinelon.  one  < 
wwulMloBin  of  hi*  Mijniy't  iiiTy.  and  M. 
Rwbiialer,  who  wu  crauud  a  ttiaoaiT  IJit 
lltD.  He  d.  ann.  unl  SapUnnber.  11^.  wbi 
UUc  became  ■it.bct  ;  bl>  properly  devaltiui  i 
family  of  Buuuua,*  of  KhipdliuD,  In  NorfuU. 


I  R<,  S. 


I 


^■/,.U 


Katbertnc.  nmrried  u  Edvard  ShcMon.  eu].  of 
Sleeiils  Buloa.  in  DifordihlrF,  and  died  aiKh 
Apil.  IMI. 

Sir  Ptalll|i  b«  Inried  al  Steeple  ButDD  Church, under 

.  ■  hudHma  Donunwnl,  and  Uiii  iiucTiptiOD : 

Hen  bcih  ibf  Body  of  S',  Fhtlip 

0<H»iiUf  of  E'cFiHihun  In  Ihe  Count; 

dT  York  BorsHI,  HhuK  wbatt  Euit 


TUi  Sr.  PUlip  «M  ruber  in  Kilhrrinc 
wih  or  Bdwud  WwlduB  of  8i»ple 
BariBB  Em  ;  irblrli  Bdwiinl  «u  hhi 
o<  R>lph,  .Ht  he  ■  rwuKer  »ii  «t 
Bdoard  BIkMi»  of  B«4y  .nd  l« 
tke  (UB  ud  Iwlr  of  Rulpb  Bliildoa 
of  ik>  hM  phee.  In  em.  Wtfm. 

IkrH  Hinn^  Is  BMple  Banwi 

Dvmi)  whkb  b  now  pmirti  by 
lUpb  Sblldin,  »■  and  heir  at 
I   Sdoud  Sbeldua  by  Kji[herine 
■  GunMiblf  hit  irlfC, 

Rir  PhiUp  wu  1.  bT  hi>  gidnt  Mm , 

II.  Sii  MimiiDirii  COKirtii.i,  bun.  b.  In 
Anne,  daofbur  of  RIobnrd  Bbeibomr,  raq.  o' 
hiini,  in  Lancuhire,  nnd  had  (with  tvo  da 
Aniie  nnd  Eliubntb.  bntb  nutiaj,  ■  Kia  and  Ur 

III.  Sir  PHiijp.Mtai  CoMTiaLi.  ban.  of  i 

PraiiciaRatcling,l>ut.Df  Diluon.in  Nortbum 


II,  Sialili(H4ni'i[a  CoNn-mui.but.  o1  BT>rin|faam, 

■ad  Itanng  no  Iwne.  the  B>Bonm:T  became  iirinrr! 
ETeringbani  and  the  otber  eaiafa  devgiyed  upnn  bia 

LikH  HioaaaiTon,  eaq.  who  aaenmed  Ibe  addiliana] 
namnrCmaTobLi.  He  m.  Udy  Winlfrad  Huxll. 
OBlj  aunltini  dauihUr  and  hair  of  John,  L«d  Mii- 
vell.  Iwbo  aviiBied  the  title  of  Karl  of  Niihidale.  at 
Iba  dtaaae  of  bia  falber,  tb>  attainted  Urd  Mllii- 
dale,  in  I'M.  (Bd  inherttad  Ibc  »t«ea,  Ibe  (arfeinim 
alTeetlac  the  life  latrmtof  tbe  altaistod  lord  onl^). 
Kr.  HauminO'Caoatahle  had  laane. 

Maraiadnke-WilUun  C<ma(al.li  yaiwell.  e*q.  of 


CONSTABLE.  OP  PLAMBOttl 

CaattiDtnh  June.  Taii.-BiTincT  UA  Ji 

■.inufr. 

I  tnia  fhe  elder  bnuwh  M  (be  ka« 
a,  of  E>fliD|ha>B,  Biilsci  Bsnom 
for  Ibe  pedigree  la  lull. 


KIsanoT,  ■>.  firri,  ID  Jaka  IbcI>H.<^-< 

andaecondlT,  to  --  Berkal^.  aai- 

Aisea,  ah  w  Sir  HcBrjr  Oorhmd,  tM. 

He  wedded,  aecondly,  HariarT.  daatfnar  a 

Lord  PItihuidi,  but  by  bar  had  na  bMat   tt 

dnt>  wu  I.  at  hti  denaaa,  by  hia  aaa, 

SiH  RaiaiT  CanRiBLi.  of  yi^tiii^ 
eetred  the  faononr  of  hnl(hlhoad.  inb  tm 

yaloraua  nwduci  agalutt  the  <:<>r«IA  nk*. 


Jobn.  Lord  Huaey,  ind  otbaea,  aoariMt 
•WHmeiit  of  a  anbaidy.  wn  itliliilil^l 
at  Hull.  Heleftby  biawlf*.  Jabck^M 
lian  Iniileby.eiq.rfR^y.iaawauQtl 
•on  aod  beir, 

Sia  M....i>ca(Ci>aR.aL>,.1i.Miy 
o(  Yorkahin,  in  the  lai  and  S«th  of  Bmi  * 
aerred  tbe  Ling  In  hia  ixrn  ;  wh  «ia  Ul 
aiage  of  TeroTroi  and  the  battle  wkM  Mi* 
he  rsBsitad  the  baDaar  of  koltbiboBa.aMdhi 


lallon  of  "  Sit  tlaiMMali 
tn  H>n  Df  Sir  Kobaft  ra 


kni^l  bai 

Raided  chiefly  at  Nunfaisii,  *< 
ID  the  tad  year  of  Huuana,' 


e  im  y«T  •#  m>*^  « 


•  Sir  Hafn.a4ak*l»«bBMMtte» 

keiwn  !•  Ibe  ^(tat  oi  ■  kMchI  M  ■ 
It  back ,  ki>  baad  itiUa(  <>■  a  pUUa.ktol 


Hart  lyiuk  Bit  UanaWiaW  Cm«> 

ble  Kay(ki.ttbtrk>(r.4tb.iaAi^ 

Apill,  ia»<yenofaai  Lard,*.  B.  A 

— «.  Aoaa  aad  barre  tt,  Mt  B<*M 

;«<iaUa.  Xajih.  laH  ^  t^im- 

>oar(he  aad  Haw         Uml ' 

•  the  Mvd  (Ir  Man 


»  sf  SlT  Bd4»ia.  tta  ■ 


n  Kit  ClurtUB,  ■  , 


I.  Edwird. 


■torn,  »q.  aiHl  lift,  imler  alltt, 
■  son  Mid  hf  ir,  the  prrstful 

or  BmUiy,  M.P. 
if   Pswkk,   liriDg   in  IB83.  murisd. 


COPE,  OF  BREVBKNe. 


fiufTDrdabiET 


>.  ThDiDM.  of  Bidford  GnoB".  Wirwieliliin'.  d. 
0  Richard  AoipUctt,  aq,  oT  Cteat,  io 
in  ArTia»  etq-  of  ChuiiifwoTUii 


d(Hgbtcrandni-b(iraf  Jobn  Cooku.  wq.  wbicb  l*d; 
4.  t,  p.:  ud  Mcondly,  llFTdr.  dao^ier  of  Ednrd 
Dloclef ,  Bu|.  of  Churllaii.  in  WomitEHhin,  ud  ■!>- 
UTof  SirEdwird  Dineley,  tut.  Bji  bir.  wlw  weddxl 
Hcwidly,  Mirk  DIdcIbt,  uq.  be  hid  iwiu. 


1,  hill 


Sii  WiLLiiK  Con.  M.P.  tor  th*  natrtfl) 

la  m.  Qinbech.  diugbur  nd  bcir  al  Sv  I 

Cbawonb,  Lnt.  sf  WiToiUn.  Notu,  ol  k*)  M 


t,  ui  Rwry  Wlnford.  u(.  ( 


tinned  ItuI  line. 


Tbexo 


dauthlTT  of  Tbomu.  Bui  of  l^>ii 


of  SuSbrd,  ■>,  Anui.  diufhWr  «<  Ste  !!••■■  I 

nd  wu  I.  by  bu  wn. 

JoHirHi).  Curr.  «|.  of  RuM,  *k*  » 
■ii(bnr  of  Sir  Huuiu  povlg,  kM.  rf  1^ 


COOPER.  OF  WALCOT. 
CaiiTiD  IMli  VA.  ins^EiTikCT  Mlb  Dec 

I.  Mia  JoRH-Hi'TToa  Coorn.  bun  rth  Xtta 
iru,  r.R.S.  and  P.S.*.  of  Walcai.iD  SommfMiin. 
ilHUb(nt-<aloMl  of  tin  tad  rrpBimt  of  Sasionel- 
•Uri  Miliua  ud  grown  of  the  ludcbauber  to  Ui  Uu 
M^Hly  when  Doka  of  Clarence,  wu  Afth  fon  of 
Baajanln  Co«pvr,  eni.  of  Slaaford,  in  Lincdlnihire, 
by  Aase.  hi*  Aral  wlb,  dasubur  and  bcjr  nt  Raban 
Candrwi  eiq.  of  Urrat  Hale,  and  crukdaoD  of  the 
Ret.  BanJamiB  Cooper,  a  cttrcyman  ronnicted  wiih 
the  CaUe(iau  Charcb  of  Sealha^ll.  Colonel  CooiMr 
via  rfCamed  to  perllanwDt  by  the  baroufh  of  Dart- 

Ha  m.  tat,  in  irsa,  IQl(ab«h>Har>,  daaibtar  of  Ed- 
nrd KUU,ee4.of  Anwlek;  Hocindl] 
daaihtar  at  WUlUn  MaaU. »»,  of  U 

'i^ 

Iba  BtaoKi 


Antban;.  m,  Anoe.  younfM*  daocbMr  d 
ben  Daahwood.  ban.  ot  Nawbtiranb.  bK 


ingh  of  Banbaff  In  the  liat  pwlta«*M  ri 
**■  and  the  an  itf  KUig  Qmmi  I.  ||» 
rary,  yo»nc»<  deafhwr  ef  Stt  BettiM  Jn 


»>.  Pbiiiii. 

1  and  third 


Anhdia.  ■.  1.  ito.  u  John  WiUjc^ 

ni).  of  Caofptiin  BaaaH.  Wl^ 

Mr.  Cope  a.  aamMlT,  IB  tfN.  J^^  d 


COP 

ba  bihcrilrd  v  fm 


COPLEV,  OF  srROTnOBOUGH. 


ttat.  a-,,  of'lfar   guFcn'i   Cmi 
Ikirdlj.u  Moiultur  dc  RoJIrrLUi 


IWT.  m.  W  Rir  Robert  Jinkituon, 
'■■■I  I.  m.  u  Witliim,  ronrth  VI 


Chrt- 


I  WiMJiH  CuFUii,  linnl  dndgnduitof  Adim  Ae 
Coplfy,  ilun  at  (be  •icgt  uf  Vtrrk  in  icrnt,  h.  Hnl, 
frMii.  Horn  VIII.  Iloruthy, dsuebler  sni]  co-btir  of 
Sir  WiUUm  Fita-WiniuD,  of  Bprotboroiish,  ud  bad 

-H1UP,  buibeir. 

1.  Hcondly.  Hirgarel,  diughtrr  of  Pien  Sn'kgii, 
if  Hatfield,  iDd  bid  (our  »iu, 
'rancii,  of  Manilittd  WoodbniuF,  ri.  in  I&gg. 

LiuNiL  Cpflet,  of  WudwDrib,  A.  in  1C7T,  wba 
InbcritiDi  under  tbr  will  of  Sir  Godfrey  Onp- 
ley  tbe  «auti]  of  Sprorbarouxh,  ToLuntarilj 


Baft*  W  OB>las.  Ib  I»M.  U  ib*  Maniuii 

Btn  4.  lUh  J  one.  I»l .  and  bii  >idnw  iri 
Mlavl^  ytat.  CbulCh  *nl  Birl  uf  LiTsrpoul. 
...-bTWu., 
Hb  Ciiuia  Curii  of  Hnwrmf 

I  4mtrtt  nviui  U>  •totcn  aa  ca>bnt*,  and  Ibe 
■M*l*i«w>IIabl*Biirle. 
!<■  JvnatHi*  Con,  at  Brawaru.  wbo  m.  ia 
im,  tanaballh  anlT  daiicbMT  of  Witliua 
■■.•■«-  rf  Tallu.  In  (ba  nmnly  sf  Kilkenoy, 
nt.  kM  wib.  iUi>(bl.T  a(  WUItam  Vnaamir,  aa^. 
MM*  Mall.  In  Aa  cwaDly  o<  Ysrk,  and  (nnd- 
^  W  Uao  Casdlv.  D.U.  of  Callan  CiaOa,  in 


Gauraii ,  of  Sprolboroiigb,  If.  >.  p. 
LioNiLtOf  Sprolborougta,  (/.  f.  ^. 
WiUUiD.  <f.  yonng. 
Cajilillana,  n.  to  the  Rct.  Cfaarliu  WlUitl 


|tlwaa4av1.aa  but  Saan^ddii  i 


JabD,  of  Braoghron,  rf.  t.  p. 
Philip,  rscior  of  SpnHbnroDgta.  a.  i,  p. 
Tba  (Ueal  aon  of  Sir  William, 

It  CoPLtir.  emq.  of  S|iratbnniiiBh,  n.   Mary, 

FT  of  Sir  Bryan  HaaCinga,  kot.  and  died  ISIh 

r.lKT.    Hiadeacendam, 

lUrskT  Coai>iT.  eaq.  of  SprotbnrauEb,  vaa  cre- 

BiBonn  Itib  June,  IWl.  Haai.  Am.  Kl«nirr. 

RofBiiTbi>maaWa[inraiay,knt.i  udtKSBd 

ly,  klixabatb,  daufbur  of  Sir  WilUani  Stanhope,  km. 

Sir  Kailrty  died  oirca  lOM,  and  waa  >.  by  bia  aon, 

II.  Sis  GonaaaT  CnrLar.  of  SprotboranEh,  P.K.S. 

bo  ■>.  Ant,  KMbariDC,  daufhter  and  beir  of  Jobo 

indly.Miaa  Carew;  and  left  at  hb  dcccaae, «Ui  April. 
'M,  an  only  daucblar, 

CtTflcaiaa,  whoaa.  Joaeph  Uoyle,  ewi.  atcand  ann 
of  Sir  Walter  Movie,  bnt.  of  Babe,  and  b«l  u 

Joaaru  KotLi,  who  aaaamed,  on  iDbcriiiDc 
Sprothorodib,  Ui«  BarDama  of  Cori^t,  and 

SiH  JoitrH  Cori-at ,  bart,  of  Sptntlnnniili. 

(Sh  Bima'a  J'umfrfliuf  llanmrlat't 

Sr  OadlVvy  CepUy  died  Wlh  April,  ITW,  iibau  (he 

Arma—\rg.  a  traaa  nioliue  fq. 


COR 
CORBET,  OF  STOKE. 


ftfnug*. 

Thli  ftmlljr,  vhleh  Cundm  deili 
tba  Ubc  of  Ibc  Cflnqnnl.  doHnndr 


pHfUr,  UUiUn,  Ratclingbope.  Bnnun.  lldiv 
Fole,  Luigidniiia.  Wtinnon,  Rnniilaii,  Middlc- 

HoaiaT  (Sir),  Lord  ol  AlMiUr,  vhn  d.  i.  p. 


of  lbs  sUcT  hraihrr.  laA  likcwui  twa  hu, 
THOMii.hiilirlr. 

Raktn.or  Caai  Cutif .  *liow  d«M(Ddan(  «u  •OBi- 
moncd  la  parUu>i<n(  u  •  hiinni  by  Edwou  I. 


I,  knl.  wlw,  by  bit  Int  wife,  left 

■itr.  kut.  wha  m.  Jonn,  dunghlet 
nuw  Tumi,  ol  Manun,  mid  h*d 

lo  gave  Kyhwillob 


Sm  THDMia  Collar,  of  HoRtoD.  waa  UXhtrof 
Ria  E<iaHT  Ca»R,  of  Morfian,  vhii  <f .  In  Iba  Wlh 
Bpoikd  III.  and  »u  >.  by  U.  hb. 

Hil  Rmki  Coaair,  ol  Honloii  CorbrI,  *bo  ■>. 
Marcaf**-  daiifht«r  and  brir  ol  Brdingluat  Lonl  of 
8bavbw7>  •"*  dyini  18  Hicbiid  U.  wa>  i.  by  hu 

lioam  Coaan,  aaq.  of  KDraWn  ('«rb«,  wbe  n. 


h,  daoi^tar  of  Sir  Henrfr  Vi 


RtiNOLD  Coaarr,  ana  of  O*  )«acH  al  U 
TotoiDoii  Plata  io  tho  time  of  Kuuanm 
BniburoUobii  Gnu«aad,H«.  ud  UKai 


r  Sir  KawUod  HLII,  a 


If  SBAjt,  ia  a*  ■■ 


re  illuacriDoA  panriota  wortby  of  Iba  avaraal  #i 

r  thvir  countr)'.  wbo  uppiiKd  lb*  tarnd  laB  k 

iraj  dI  Biicbinithaiii ;  sblcb.  if  H  lu«  aM 
onld  baTs  tnrnad  tliia  limited  taaaar^y  ■■«• 
b  daapDtiaiD."  Hr  w-  Ann*,  daocfaBi  a<  Sm  I 
lainwanns.  inl.  ol  1|bibaM.  1b  Ibi  ««)  ^ 
Dd  by  bar  (wbo  *aa  bnuwB  u  tbt  -■  aBVl  U* 
;I")  had  no  leu  Oiu  WD  anna  a*J  ■•■  Mi«M 


lirary,  M.  Catberi 


Ria  Eogaa  ( 
■>.  KUubalb,* 
■H-aedbUI* 

Sia  Eicia.aD 


^,  hill-  «l  tlcntaa  r. 


Aune,  I-.  NathMial  Dnbsnafk.  asf. 
Uargvn,  ■.  Wflliam  SuAtd,  Mf,  <«  ■ 

wick,  ia  NanhamplDaabin. 
Anne,  aa-  Robarl  Anatrvilivr,  *a%.  tf  WIM 

Iba  countT  «(  ^'•'k. 
Frmncea.  ■■.  Uatid  Maarir*.  oaf.  ■/  r*Bap 

[h.  (onnly  of  Dnbicb. 
Alia,  ai-Thnnaa  Coma,  n^.  td  PaBi f, Hi 

abln. 
Ovnialy,  n.  John  Sfllbury,  ^m^. 
Uenial.  ■■.  Sir  Honpbny  BfinKtMt.« 

loo,  in  .be  ««BI,  ol  Salop. 
Sdiu.,  ■>.  Utoria  SpWRtow.  a<Sf«nMKl 

abln. 
Grac*.  ■•.  Sir  Willias  Putmajr.  tm. 
Sir  John  «■•  '.  by  bia  ald>ri  aon. 

...  Sii  Joxa  CnaafT.wbo  >.  U*Mk.4a^ 
Sir  Roberl  KsoUyi,  kni.  of  Gnft  Cam.  b  •» 
ol  Oiftird.  tnntmae  ol  Bii  PrmKia  t»ill|« 
■Dd  na  I.  by  bia  only  aoo. 

pbila,  daufbur  ud  bcic  of  Juw  CaaML 
by  bar  bad  aontrl^  taav. 


Ha    <m.   aKvndl;.  Francca. 

•Kondly.  Sir  JaiBfa  rnoli.ba 
bad  m  Diher  anu  akd  •  < 
raaaad  bin.    »•  waa  i.  by  b 


I      ;  B>  C>ibrna>,kti  Htla.iUHharaf  W^ 
r-i.  by  L«l>  Wary  BalarM,  b&  vMb.  <M>H 


'  O^,  Ui  km. 

'  *-  ■  Sit  HufcF   WdihUumh,  of  KIni 

^K  u  JiBw  Sbob.  (tni.  «l  SvrfiM. 
»  Brjia  U'Any,  of  Baa. 

r,  kat.  K.  *imt,  CMkniiw.  diuih 

r  Ht^laii.af  Bu»ast)ian>-  *"' 

I*.  wM*>  of  loiiB  RpUiiun.cvi.  E 

'  -  r  of  Wintia  !(>n<Kn,  w|.  i 


Wargint,  m.  Bnl,  tn  Tliomu   Cnrbct,  »q.  af 
SunwMdlDS  1    and   Mcoadly.   u   Sir  Tbnmu 

Unry,  B.  10  Sir  Rkbitd  HuHy,  Ilbi.  of  Alhricht 


IT  CoaiKT.  of  MontoD  CorbM.  born 
I  ID.  Bliubeili,  duibtiir  o(  Franela 
I,  Bq.  of  Shflniclic,  la  Shraptkin,  mid  bail 


BeKrio,  bipIiHil  tc 


il.  4tb  febniuy,  lOW,  nod  w 


COBBET,  OF  STOKE  AND  ADDERLEV. 

CluItD  17Ui  Jniu,  ITM,— ElTIHCt  1I«  Manb,  ISU. 

I.  Sii  Coitn  ConiiT.  of  Su>k«>apiin-TerD  and  AA- 
ietltyt  in  Shri^bire.  wbo  waa  cn4ifd  a  BAkaHvr  in 
ITM.  wu  Kin  or  TbuBiaa  D'ATUant.  wj.  of  Clcar- 
bnoic.  in  HcKfordiUr* .  by  Anut,  bia  wih.  danghUi 
and  btir  of  Sir  Rogtr  Corbel,  ban.  of  Blokc.  and  aa- 
auninl  Ibe  enniaine  of  Cuaair  on  inhFritlni  tht 
PataRa  of  Ma  maternal  ■niTaUin.  He  m.  HeHtr. 
yonnivvt  dan^fm-  at  Sir  Lyncli  Saluabor^  Ctftlon, 

Andrav  Corbeti  ban.  uid  bia  otber  proparty  to  Ebc 
Cdood  tUaily. 

irmi—Ot,  ■  r»Ten  •». 

CORBET,  OF  LEICHTON. 


Uu  Cnrbala  of  Caiia  CaMlf.  "aa  mart  ■  B»ao>»i 

tttbJuiia,  IML  Haaa.  Maniant.daiiRbUrar  Bdvard 

WaUaa,  i«|.  of  Hanray.  Id  tibnpahtn.  and  bad  baua. 

Kuwiiu.  whs  ai.  Ansa.  daa«1iur  of  Sir  Riafaard 

Nvwynrt.  bnl- {aftanrardji  l4Td  Kawportkand 

dTiiif  r.  f.  SMb  Hay.  IMl,  lad.iHlb  iwodauib 


Wattaa.  of  BlM.  la  Hinfonlablr*.  .h«  *.  Ni 
waa  bwU4,  M«ii   fabrnary,  •(  LabMwnd,  I 


tfaa  Baranal(7  aa  Iha  i 

Jane,  a).  10  John  FUni.  sent. 
Martba. 


uB«h.aa^.  ofShn 

Vicuria,  ■■.  u  Sir  Cbarica  Moji.  kHt. 
Sir  Rirbard  d.  lit  Aupial.  I«JI.  and  waa  (.  I 
111,  Sla  UT^UiLcCuaiaTjof  Lnofiua««4 
wbo  m.  in  igtl.  Hlldnd,  daufbur  of  iaa 
Saliabary,  and  bad  by  bar  (who  aa.  aKi 
Charirt  HiXbaD,  ban.)  laaM, 

RioHiin.  bia  bair. 

Edward,  d.  .. ,.  in  DM,  borlcd  M  t^ 

Fiancia.  (..  Illb  lona.  iro.     nia  fM 

iD  Scotland,  but  mban  aara  tkM  la ' 
of  Sl  Patriok-i.  Dublia.  ■>«  mmN* 

praaaui    Hciiai    Coiaar    r ■■> 

Aclart,  in  Meatb. 
Bobcn.  •  FolDnd  in   d»  OsaH 
daughtar  of  [ha   lata   WUUaa    K*« 
M.l>.  ror  Sbmrilnirf ,  naaMi  M    ~ 


Sir  llTsdala  d.  1Mb  October,  mi,  aad 
■  •.  Sia  RicHaaD  Coman.of  Uao 
U.P.  ft»  Sbnwabvy,  ».  tn  MM,  ■ 
r,  int.  fl 


rlaimad  and  awncd  bf  Hi. 
Wuia,  (ha  ytm 

dMia  nlanid ^ 

laariBC  a  aaa.  IU«bar«,  ta  «a  I 


CURDELL,  OF  LONG  UOM 


oia*Li..i>f  Mairnrl.wliom.  Allanor*. 
■M  ateir  al  isbo  HuklnMiln.al  UmiBO, 
I,  tal  kr  twr,  vtaD  died  In  Aynl.  ITU,  hi  had 
■MiahliWHUnfdbyilUirroiiihl    ' 


TT,  cehlDiuly  m-opTTmud  with  t 
in  nuiciDg  fbroed  toBHA  tnA  art 
kn  tikewiH  dictinpilthed  himeir  u  ■  > 


who  •men  impriKmed  tor  hiiini  lordU;  dsUiiwd  Ih* 
■psakcr  (Pinch)  in  lbs  chair.  Thin  ■Ciancb  patrlol 
eipDiiicd  ElliibFlb,  diu^bler  of  Sir  liOiB  ChicbcRcr, 
of  Rslcigh.  ia  Ifa«  count;  of  Dcrini.  and  had  ■  hd  and 


,«i|.  of  CannlDitDa.  •biriS  nf  Ciim- 
■=-     m.  ♦  Hm.v   VIII.  ■•     loo.. 


I.  Co   Edwird   Pitdirr,  ««q,   ■ 
a  Canbrlitguhin-.  iFrniidly,  I 
CottritliKm.  ind  tblnlly,  10  Dnclci 
'.nltrtdiK. 


W).  of  Conoington  M.  P.  for  Ihr 
n.tuidlPuiurondMiiir.  Thli 
;  KllukHh,  d>u(lit>r  of  FnnrU 
HBioa  HuoU.  lu  Iho  countT  of 
llr  lUlpb  Hhtr]<r,  tnl.  ud  Jou, 


lt.te4.Bl  Grfdlaf.wbo  ...  Pnnrc 
M  mnly  of  SutTanl,  ud  left  1 


ruty  of  ADCiqumrlo.  In  lOOJ,  Mr.  Canon 
bDTiDurof  linifiblbood  from  A'fx^  Javbh  I- 
IhOH  MdialingDJihf^iiiiiiiodUiely  brfon 
comnitian,    "  During  Ihii  nHgn.  and  in 


point!,  fSir  Robm  vu  la 


■  Jnne,  1011.     In  Ifae  Hma  nl^  Sir  Hobi 
u  Mill  Id  ptrllaBHDt  by  the  county  of  Hunli 


™n«jodlot™nin 

1on,« 

.11, 

nterrrd  on  lb.  mo 

btthe 

Dd> 

wUcb   Udy   wu    EUubclb 

d.nfh«r  .nd  co- 

heir 

WllUtm  Biwu.  uq.  of  ThHlinswonh.  in  the 

nly  (urr 

Ting  MH  and  Heir 

M.  P.  for  Oh  co 

n«y 

t,  M>r|I 

Lo,d  llow.rd.  of  K 

WDrtli, 

»d  byUiil  ladyb. 

Locy.  ■.  n  Sir 

PhiLp  WodtboUK-,  ban. 

(  K. 

SifThomi. 

Wodeho 

L.dy  Wgd.h. 

nhJnue,  lOM. 

of 

obn  Coniublo.  k» 

.of  Dro 

mondby.  in  (b.  to 

d  And.™,.  rM. 

Robert  (Bir>.  of  Hiiliy  tU  Uoorge.  in  lumbrilgc 
•birr,  M.  P.  for  ihM  county,  M.  GeRnido.HCDDd 
daugtawr  of  Sir  WilUuo  Murriu.  of  Vi'ariii|Ion. 
In  (be  county  of  Devon,  bun.  trrrtnrf  of  •»» 


3.,-  .._„.. 

_1        ,  n>  R«*.  Arlhur  Jtii.nlt»,  or  Cliannl.  li. 

MIMA4    X^»  (ibwoXi'ntln.n.F.llutMUiV.ir.dio. 


Wt  af  Sir  Ga»  AllDctDD.  tnl.iir  Honetiulb.  bf  *tu 
»ba  viddfd  KcamdlT.  Ihk  hpplsuin,  tiq.  of  W>lil. 
InrfcM,  be  b^  (Dnr  dUBfaun  hii 

MiDT,  «.  M  8ir  Rilph  Han, 

Jikii,  ■■.  Hn(.  in  Sir  WUIt« 

ondly,  tD  Jobh.  I>urd  B*1jiByi*e- 

Svti*.  M.  (0  Sir  Unrd  Wilpolc.  K  H. 

kiTHHixa.  m.  '     "■         ■  "  - 


CBISPE,  OF  HAMMEBSWm 


Itib  AprU.  lOV.  {.■'  li/\}^f. 


Chum,  at  H 


i  (ml  RTaDdHB  at  Elllt  Cniff,  n^  ■!  IM 
ClimnMcnblre.  aUcnaB  mmi  tktnVtf  l« 


■  ■  ttj  hi«b  idH  of  Sir  Ntcbv- 
:T^«F,  «*wvl1  H  of  thfl  ■llDllL 
lb*  Usf :  "  <1d*  wbUo,"  uyi 
'  '    ""  id*  ol  gold  ; 


,m  porter  c^rrytof  or 


HcTuce."*    Ai  ■  futber  proof  o( 

■ut.  ftl>  Kieholu  nlHd. 

thiioim 

Wfron. 

Ok  pu1u»»oI.  moy  b. 

nofintd, 

tH*<..riOD 

m.  (ruud  m  tbr  (l«iot 

uid>(I«aUbl*iaiH>,lcn*  Icry 
t,    AbaalUHbf(toDinf  of  Chiklu 
'^'h  Ntcbolu  baUl  ol  brlok,  ■  mnu 

It  kf  Hid.  of  UHTly  U.WHJ. 
i4  durlaf  tb>  r4rly  pan  of  Ibt 


Sm  JouA  CRom.  knt-  rrprevulmliTO  ot  tbp  family 
rff*p^  Philip  and  MtHT.  Eunrried  ibi?  dmushtrr  uid 

dji^el;. 

Thomii,  of  BvdirFU.in  Kniroik,  wbs  ■».  Margirrt. 
duDibtFT  of  Sir  Jobn  Copirdike,  uil  dyinn  M 


l^r.  II  ««•  pitrdiiu«4  by  Tin^ 
fPMB  Ibii  t^hoy  Umilr  puMd 

■pa.    Hl*b>rM>lrd*tbi>dllU>Tta«»u 
'  '■'.  vu  •obBrHHOHltT  tbf  pnptTtv 


Cicoly.  m.  10  Pruidii  Bi 
of  WrtultikHi. 
t.  iobB.  b>rri>teruii><r, 
S-  nob^Tl.  tnercbBnt  of  Landod 

HmighlBi. 
t.  Minanl.  •).  to  lohn  Syll«n 


En.ir.B  Curt..  «,.  of  W«t 
r.>.  .  d.uBbUT  BfTbmtiu.  i.«d 
>d  one  WD.  Jobn,  *bo  died  1.  p 

■Fhus,  lod  Min-.  Hhn-rf.  Bum 
™ndlr,  BU«b.H.,  diuibt'r  of 
vbom  be  t«(l.  ■!  hit  dMcue 

lurth.  b>  wboo'  b* 

rrtrd.    Ho  wcddtd, 
Sir  TboHH  KIIkii. 

Thuk..  C«o»» 
hn  I'ol^r. «,.  o 

nq.  who   •>. 
Ridlsy.  uid 

SUHD.   do 

Ullllt 

of 

ltob*n,di*d>i 

». 

Abm.  h.  io  S 

ttlchud  Crohan,  kat. 
r  Rob«R  ttmrkor.  knl. 

■•rbla.Ba  which  lUsdi  an  ma.  ImImIbi  Iba  b*on  u(  Bit 
Nk>h>Im  Grlipf,  On  tb<  pednHl  It  Ibli  liiKrIpllaii: 
"  Wllhio  ibli  lira*  l>  ulonb-d  •»•  bwrl  iX  Kli  Nbbolii 

!■(■  orhl'lao  igd  urrtvnl  Ua>«Iy.     Ho  Dnl  hiiM  'he 

ConBnilno.     Dl*«  M  PibnoFf.  Inu.  iir^  m  " 


CRO 


CUL 


«  $.  by  his  ton, 

CsoMS,  M .  P.  for  Wotton  Baaaet,  who 

•y,  170S,  when  the  Babombtcy  became 


berly  aju  and  arf .  in  the  fint  and  fourth 
M  moline  of  the  second. 


OF  LLANHERNE. 


Extinct 


LTiLLB  Cbowb,  of  Llanheme,  in  the 
nnarthen,  son  of  William  Crowe,  esq. 

Kent,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  daughter  and 
I  SackYille,  esq.  of  Susiex,  was  created 
I0S7.    He  married  Mary,  sister  of  John, 

Rutland,  daughter  of  Sir  George  Man- 
on,  by  Grace,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Sir 
Mmt,  knt.  and  dying  in  the  Fleet  Prison, 
a,  was  $.  by  hii  son, 
LTiLUi  Cbowi,  of  Llanheme,  who  m. 
Bfhter  of  Sir  William  Rouse,  bart. ;  and 
ibeth,  daughter  of  William  Herbert,  esq. 
c,  in  Monmouthshire,  and  relict  of  Sir 
in,  of  Derwhitt,  in  Caermarthenshire, 
.  the  Babonbtcy  became  bxtimct. 

a  dMTTon  or,  between  Uiree  cocks  ar. 


LEN,  OF  EAST  SHEEN. 


«. 


Extinct 
15th  Oct.  i73a 


&tittagf. 


1  to  hare  been  an  ancient  family  of 
I>adiy  of  Brabant,  and  it  deduced  from 
Cbclbn,  who  was  liring  there  in  the 


Lum,  who  came  into  England  on  the 
the  Protestants,  in  the  Low  Countries, 
d'AlTa,  m.  Mrs.  Thamar,  of  Walwyn, 
•of 

ixsN,  esq.  who  m.  Mn.  Abigail  Moone, 
ise  in  Brabftat)  and  left  a  ion  and  heir, 
CriXBN,  esq.  of  East  Sheen,  in  the 
*y,  M.  P.  for  ETcsham,  who  was  created 
r  King  Chaalju  11.  17th  June,  1861. 
■.  Abi^l,  youngest  danghter  of  John 
city  of  London .  merchant,  sod  had  issue , 


John,  his  successor. 

Rusnoi'T. 

Abraham. 

Catherine. 

Elixa. 

AbigaU. 

Hester. 

Anne. 

Mary. 

He  d,  in  lfl68i  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  SiB  John  Cdllbn,  who,  dying  unmarried  in 
1877,  was  ».  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sib  Rushodt  Cdllbn,  M.  P.  for  the  county  of 
Cambridge  from  1807  to  1710.  He  m.  first,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Maynard,  of  Isleham,  in  the 
same  county,  and  relict  of  Francis  BuUer,  esq.  of 
Cornwall,  and  of  William  Adams,  esq.*  and  by  that 
lady  left  a  daughter, 

Mabt,  m.  to  Sir  John  Dutton,  bart.  of  Sherborne, 
but  died  8,  p. 

He  m.  secondly,  Eleanor,  daughter  of  WiUiam  Jarret, 
of  the  city  of  London,  merchant,  but  by  her  had  no 
issue.  Sir  Rushout  d.  19th  October,  1730,  when  the 
Babonbtcy  became  bxtinct. 

Arms — Or,  an  eagle  displayed  sa. 


CULPEPER,  OF  PRESTON  HALL. 


Cbbatbd 
17th  May,  ieS7. 


Extinct 
18th  May,  1723. 


Htneogf. 

The  manor  of  Preston,  in  the  county  of  Kent,  with 
the  seat  called  Preston  Hall,  situated  at  a  short  dis- 
tance from  the  Rirer  Medway,  opposite  the  Tillage 
of  Aylesford,  was  possessed  in  rery  ancient  times 
by  the  family  of  Colepeper,  or  Culpeper,  which 
spread,  in  various  branches,  over  the  counties  of  Kent 
and  Sussex,  and  produced  warriors  and  statesmen  of 
high  eminence  in  the  ages  in  which  they  flourished. 
The  first  recorded  ancestor  of  note,  Thomas  db  Colb- 
pbpbr,  was  a  distinguished  lawyer,  and  one  of  the 
Recognitorts  Magtue  Assise,  or  judges  of  the  great 
assise,  temp.  King  John  ;  shortly  after  his  time,  the 
family  separated  into  different  branches,  one  continued 
at  Bayhall,  (See  Culpeper  of  fVakehurst,)  while 
another  seated  itself  at  Preston  Hall. 

Waltbb  Colbpkpbr,  died  in  the  last  year  of  Ed> 
WABD  II.  seised,  as  appears  by  inquisition  taken  in 
that  year,  of  estates  in  Langley,  Boughton,  East  and 
West  Farleigh,  Yalding,  Mailing,  Brenchley,  Tun- 
bridge,  and  Shipboone.  By  Joane,  his  wife,  he  left 
three  sons, 

Thomas,  of  Preston  Hall,  d.  s.  p. 

Jkpfry  (Sir),  of  whom  presently. 

John. 

The  second  son. 

Sir  Jbpfry  Colbpkpbb,  of  Preston  Hall,  succeeded 
hb  brother  in  that  estate,  and  serred  as  sheriff* of  Kent 


•  Sou  uui  bciro(  Sir  WUliaro  Adarat,  uf  Sprow»ton. 


143 


I  iheriir  of  K«nt  Alb  Hkhvt  VL  aad  dyinE  tli 
•iat  year,  w»  mWrTed  in  Wnt  Pcckhim  Ch 
■Ut  EUulwIh,  irbo  dind  in  I 


Sir  Jpuh  Caurmi,  kni.  of  On-nliiaih.  1 

Sli  WiLuta  CouFiFci,  kDt.  of  ProtaD  Hi 
Aj-IiitordiVho  ■>.  ■  dugbtrrof  Femn,  of  Grab; 


RiGBUu  (Sir),  kDl 
ticllB ,  dniKbler  ui 

o'  S  tarn  worth,  *, 


[aLord  Edmund  Udward.yi 
hamu,  Duke  of  Norfnlk. 
i.H.lo  Henry  Birhom.ofl 


Sir  G^orfl*  ChDwne,  »]d  OKcnlwj 
Birtbsrontw,  etq.   it   wu  beqat^. 

NFFbrr,  Sir  WiUJia  Chit,  bii 


of  Pr«tDii  HtU,  m.  Ku- 
of  PmtoD  Hill,  whiiM 


iririn,  w|.  sf  Pruwd  Kill,  tiring  m 
<r«ii  ■>.  ;>M  WlicBKbill,  ind  hid.  wi 
n,  tba  older.  Anne,  «.  (a  Joba  S«dl> 


THn*(>  UoLuirti.  eeq.  of  frmaii  Hill,  who  ■ 
Uarcurel.   daufktn'  uf  Tliaiiiu  Colepeper,   uq.   o 
ttttitay.  ud  bid  iMie, 
Thoui.  hli  heir. 

Abb*,   HI.  to  UeDrr.  yonin*'  *"'  "^  *'"  H""^ 
Mary,  w.'u  Henry  Crupe.of  St.  iohn'i,  in  Thaacl 
TlmHW  Colopeper  died  In  IMT,  agnd  Mtffhtf.  aijd  wil 
*.by  blaeOD. 

»»  Thdhi*  CnLtFirin.  knt.  of  l>ra»un  Hall.  vb. 
■■  Mary.  onlydaufllUr  of  Tboigaa  Pynnei.  of  Mileb 
tm,  Ib  Bvioy,  cluef  clerk  comptrnllrr  <o  Qmiit  Ei.i 
-       ni.indd-rlnillth  OetDbrr.  ISM.  left,  wllb  Mhei 


..  by  hi.  «.ly  w..^  ^^ 

cni  iDd  Qnni  Ann.  (N&    I 
I.  p.  IMh  Hay,  ins,  (vImb  Ike  BiBoaavct  oi 

Calpoper,  eiq.  hia  aole  brir.  Tkal  Udy  ■irrT 
the  October  fallDwinc.JoHH  Miui.,  ILB.  W  r 
in  Vorkabire.  aeltled  die  naoor  aad  awaa  tf  r 
Mall  OB  ber  hDabaad  and  hIa  helr»     P>.  ■fl* 


FiBIoB  la  hia  Dephsw.  Iha  R«.  Jon 
nov  poiaaHcd  by  that  ftnllanaB^  tt 


C-liLl'EPEB,  OF  WAKKHUWt, 


Vu    fU^.^'tiilWr 


Tbefnailyaf  CautnrH.<irCrirvK,to<(i 
date  in  the  cDDBly  of  Kent :  bri««  *a  «hI 
«.aD  III.  It  wu  di>Utd  iuM  rhWr  baMU 
Colpcpera  af  Prealoii  Hall,  atui  Uw  Culp^ail 


rOBWay.  in  the  coaoty  of  LlneBl 


I.  af  Bay  BtU,  la  *■  H 
ulkdwrof 


Sir  IuH>  C»LEPti 

Sia  Tiioiiu  Coi^ 

of  I^nculer,  in  ini.  ajBian  Ktmg  fallM  fl 

waa  eLocnwd  M  WiDcbtlaa>.     He  M)  ■  mi  Ml 

JoHn  Cni.ci'triB.  oaq.  of  Kay  BbH.  vtevs 

of  Krat  iDHMUrio<  KDVtRF  III.      K*  B.  ^ 

HardrUhall.  in  tkt  uonty  af  Wam(k.»t  % 
aradrn,  an  hrlreaa.  aBd  tticnh?  bcona  |Mi 
StmmtBon.    He  w*a  >.  by  tiliiM. 

Sr>  THooia  CnLtPiru.  kB>.  Ufh  *atU4 
m  iho  iMh  Kicu.iD  II.  >h>  _.  Iwb,  ta^ 


Hii  JoB>  H>i*i\anM.  Uii.  win 
OH  mawil  tttnoo  HiiiiiiiaTux 
ol  Kiun.  in  IDM.  IS«  Uubik-. 
eirfaKl  PrtTut'.) 

}TliM<  ffDllnHD.  wiA  Pfrer  Colt 
cmlry  af  Kent,  n  Uiikiit  VI. 


rr  tu  «u  bariid  In  IW>.  Iin  u»u. 


J<*a  B>dB>biiry.  »S'  °'  H'dlii'liury,  iu  K'n 


WnlWi.  Imn  nhani  Ihr  Bitdiih  (lolppcjit 
ihf  Colrpepm,  or  Wknihlll  and  FnliiD, 
In.  liiSn_a.  ibtrab-pcptn.Df  llolUn 


fctaMkn  Itlrbinl.  iFltlinur  iHUC  llr  «.  Kliiibelli. 
b«Mrr  «$  ILKlikH'i  wirr.  uj  diuiliUr  .ml  ra-bcir 
kV  WiOilnrM.  <rf  WUibnrM,  ind  bid  i«ii<, 


.   Uti  -t   Wikihunl.  who  ■• 

■r  m  ni'ttfir  oT  »lr  John  Enilc,  kal 

~       I.I.  WOliu.  anil  Kdirird  ; 

BQDunptH.  ■.  Phllllpa.  duRbUr  of  lohii 


•  ■unH.  Mf.  of  CseklbM,  ia 


wu  ].  at  liii  dNniH  t>T  bit  iiaml  urn, 
I.  Sia  BiHiiBiii  Ci'LFipiit.  of  Walubunt,  nrh* 

tberinc.daoetiter  and  co-heir  of  Goldnuilh  He 
i.andfaid  anuntycbfld.  ELiuBtTH.    Dying 


1XJ>  NIK,  whan  Judilh.daiigfaUrof  EirWl) 
W  lUon.  ban.  ot  Eaatborae.  in  Siixn,  and  dyinf 
in  Ihf  Ufeiiac  of  hit  (atliaT,  lift 


rritLt,  OF  SOBERTON. 


tt'RSON,  OF  WATER   PEEKV 


kk 


^ 


i-^W/fn 


Lr  pjtlailntf  uahW  hommrvt  Scmr^Atttf  waa  v«7  ancltfDl, 
ind  Iu  mrnib>n  wtn  of  nnk  trnia  tba  Coutoul  »    ' 
Iu  liur  ut  Ito  iitlDcUan.* 

RnwRTUiCi'uua.  U<ln|"><haIiiMaf  Ha**T  II. 
R,  Uko.  AaHthwr  af  Da  )»i<w>nUi<.  aod  IKl  •  ho. 

RicHtan  na  Cuaaaa,  .ha  m.  P.lnmrl,  daufhler  tni 


It  Ikr  HjwflTi^laui.  Il>r>l  il 


I 

I 


H-I.  K.  G. 

fa    of    RtCHlllU    I. 

y  of  Dflrby^  upon 


TUn  Ridivd  amftmi, 
tha  tawD  of  KtdlMUn,  id 

Tbdvu  Ceiioii,  wbD  bun  for  ■>>•  utiu,  "  Vi 
vnd  pile*.  Da  a  bead  Hblp.  Ihnv  popbijari 
Pran  whicb  Tboinu  we  pua  to  hii  dacrniUiit 

ioHii  CnuoK,  of  KcdlcMon.  liiing  in  the  t 
HfeNVT  IV- wbo  ■>.  MuYuvt.iUufflibfrDf  &rNJ 

I.  RicniiD.  Cipt.  of  SandEElc  Culle.  II  I 
Vt.  fatbn  al 


oJobD  Powcr.riq.  of  Bletcbinglnn. 

of  KdfFTDIc,  Bucrti. 

IVillitni  Bel»n,  »q.  el  HHII.  in 


1, 

Ibjr.  »q.  o 

HortoD 

Cubcrinr.  n.  u  Bdmund  T 

wnity.tm 

»fR=,l. 

inLuKuhin. 

Vinfcm  Cliaio».  Uq.  wh 

KliubFlh 

>(  Ractr  CortM,  «,.  of  M 

n  CoTb«,  * 

bjhi.«., 

Sim  FiuciiCiimioH.kiil 

.l>a«bUr 

>r  Judta  Sontbcalr .  br  wlion 

b* 

n>,  Joxi. 

li^apcw.  >dJ  Riditrd,  ud  ■ 

d>D 

ghwr  ll«: 

the  wi(» 

0fJohnBu1»ty.«q.<>lLo>l 

Rm  loHK  CuuaH.  kut.  ■• 

M 

■rj,  diofblrT  of  Ro 

bm.  Lord  Dornur.  ud  bid 

:tK^/^ 

pftrtianvnt,  uid  viv  cm 
■>.  ■••M,dj»(blfT>i>4 
vl  WhltabHo.  in  DurtMB,  bu  djM 


WiUi'i 


l>»,kub 


nq..  liMicr  gf  the  fonnh  IaH  Dorvd.  ■ 
Edmund  Pownn.  Hg.  of  Sis^foxl.  tn 
but  br  that  lady  bid  BO  UHH.    Sir  lote 


Bdmnnd  Hovrll.Hq.  n 


.-Arf .  oa  a  b«J  wu  <br 

CUHTIDS. 

a4iiD  nd  April,  ION.— Bki 

Eli»>|>. 


M 


CUR  WEN,  OF  WOSKINGTOK. 


■Ti  ■>-  10  John  Cooke,  oq. 
OftiiB  of  Iba  BiltanpboD,  killed   U 

9.  Charlatu   Htrdj,  m.  to    Ueat  -Coloael 

George  Jobn  HumUIan.  R.A. 
u  ■■.  KCODdlT,  Jina,  ittugbter  of  Walter 


Ul  1(d)  bkd  UHrtlier  lOii,  Fruii 
ir  of  KzHvlIOD,  ^-  unmuTled 
'It  who  npreHtnted  CunCertiary  in  parli 


huly  iirdeT 


I.  Sii  Niiaaii(>i;.:u  D' Ana,  of  KddwIId 
inty  of  KoDt,  *bo  ■■-  Anne,  dAUfhter  am 
■n  Ctirte,  Hq.  ol  Blike  Hall,  in  Bun,  ( 
October,  im  (hii  will,  dated  I9lb  Pebrui 


DAUSON,  OF  LAUGHTON. 


(•mil;  In  t)K  liitHBIh  taocuri 

W>u.i>-  OiLiuH.  ■»(.  or  U 

oC  UiKKlii.  «n  of  HiUiiBi  Del 

Willien  [>fe]yvoii  b)  ■  dauRlileT 


I,  WiUI*m,*ban>pr»«iMd  tbaoHDIyof  Uunln 

qouIlT  on*  at  Ibe  )Dd|t<  ef  (he  Cmn  si 
Kla«'e  BfBcb.  H*  ah  RIlHbith.  sniv  daiub- 
lu  tt  llnben  Itlchmn.  04.  gl  Kmn 

.andbTlwr,  whiiw 

Prwieu  Aaaniph.  Lni- 


,   lef  or   Robcrl'Ue.n.  of 
■  Knt,  ud  by 


cat  ID  May.  IMI.  by  bfa  eaL 

H»ii>iLii>  Uiuiun,  ««.  of  11*1 

<n,  Knocn.  DBly  daa«hm  •> 

Thotnu  Stanley,  e*^.  al   Ria 

Kent,  and  bad  ieww, 

TBa»>.  hia  beir. 

Charls.  whs  dind  MA  MilM 

leiiiDC  by   Boncn.  Uo  1 


Buuina  Bon.^ 


M«fW,    liii^Wi 
Jabain>w.bMI 

Tbua.  DallMBtf.  WJ«l|,ll»a 

T-n.(.  DiiiKik.  •■«.  <<  Mom.) 

lib  Oeulwr,  ln4,  •«■  at,  mlM 
daaebtn  of  Kk*ar«  KibHBfM. 
•Ti,   by    wboa    l«    bad   t««  «M 

Me  iB.BecaBdly.  in  in».  labdk 
brr  U  Pew  Kuirll.  i^  ■(  MU 
u-lbad 

M>iu*n.btabMr. 

TlK-ua.  »  My  aedm,  M.  1  • 


DAL 


DAL 


in  I7M,  who  died  onmmiTi«d  llth  Ja- 
lary,  IMO.  His  estates  Tasted  in  his 
Iter  Mn.  Master,  who  bequeathed  them 

her  cousin,  Maximilian  Hammond,  esq. 
(i<Mniiif  him  to  take  the  name  of  Dali- 
s,  and  rebuild  the  mansion  of  Hamptons. 

,  wife  of  KiddaU. 
wife  of  Pierpoint. 
St.  to  Edward  Tirwhitt,  esq.  of  Stain- 


LUSOM,  esq.  of  Langhton,  in  Lincoln- 
rd  Edward  VI.  married  the  daughter  of 
leoB,  esq.  of  Kirmington,  and  had  issue, 

his  heir. 

to  John  Wharfe. 
to  —  Anderson. 

and  was  $.  by  his  son, 
AixisoN,  esq.  of  Langhton,  liring  Slst 
M>  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Robert  Dighton, 
I,  and  had  issue, 

•  heir. 

n  (Sir),  knt. 

as.  to  John  Langton,  esq.  of  Langton, 
Inshire. 

» 

IK  Daluson.  of  Langhton,  lieutenant- 
OTdnance,  was  created  a  Baron rr  S9th 
le  Ml.  first,  a  daughter  of  Sir  Valentine 
secondly,  Elisabeth  Tirwhitt,  by  the 
t  he  left  a  son  and  successor, 
■AS  Daluson,  of  Langhton,  who  was 
y  ^[itring  under  the  royal  banner,  at 
sne,  1M5,  and  as  he  left  no  issue,  with 

RXTINCT. 


three  crceoents  or,  a  canton  erm. 


.STON,  OF  DALSTON. 


•1. 


Extinct 
7th  March,  1769. 


tliiuage. 

4  Dalston,  one  of  great  antiquity  in  the 
iberland,  was  founded  by 
and  brother  of  Hubert  de  Vallibus,  Lord 
a  the  time  of  the  Conqukror,  who  had 
r  D ALSTON  conferred  upon  him  by  his 
«lpb  de  Meschines,  Earl  of  Chester; 
ity  posstssrd  it,  in  lineal  descent,  until 
fsre  Cumberland  to  Datid,  King  of 
II.  recorering  the  county,  seised  the 
Don,  and  nnited  it  to  the  forest  of  Engle- 


wood,  whereof  it  oontinued  a  member  until  Henry  III. 
in  the  fourteenth  year  of  his  reign,  disforested  Bngl^ 
wood,  and  gare  or  sold  it  to  Walter  Malclerk,  then 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  and  lord  treasurer,  whose  successors 
in  the  see  of  Carlisle  erer  afterwards  enjoyed  the 
estate.  The  descendants  of  Robert  de  Dalston  held, 
howerer,  the  old  mansion  house,  with  the  manor  and 
lordship,  of  Dalston  Parra.    Of  those  descendants, 

HxNRY  or  Dalston,  son  of  Reginald,  gave  Brown- 
elston,  part  of  his  manor,  to  the  priory  of  Carlisle. 

John  dr  Dalston,  son  of  Robert,  m.  a  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Kirkhide,  with  whom  he  had  the  estate  at 
Kirkhide. 

Thomas  di  Dalston  had  the  manor  of  Ulndale, 
part  of  the  barony  of  Utterdale,  giren  him  by  King 
Hrnry  VIII.  as  a  reward  for  the  serrices  he  had  ren- 
dered at  the  battle  of  SoUom  Moss.  From  this  Thomas 
descended  the  Dalstons  of  Acombank,  in  Westmore- 
land,* and 

Sir  John  Dalston,  knt.  sheriff  of  Cumberland  in 
the  loth  James  I.    His  son  and  heir. 

Sir  Groror  Dalston,  knt.  was  M.P.  for  Cumber- 
land in  the  lOth  Charles  I.  and  was  sheriff  in  the 
10th  of  the  preceding  reign.  This  gentleman  had  a 
son,  William,  and  a  daughter,  Catherine,  the  wife  of 
Sir  Henry  Fletcher,  knt.  of  Hutton,  in  Cumberland. 
Sir  Henry  fell  at  Rowton  Heath,  near  Chester,  fight- 
ing for  KiHg  Charlrs  I.  in  1045,  and  his  widow,  who 
was  a  lady  of  great  courage  and  resolution,  endured 
sequestration,  incarceration,  plunder,  &c.  from  the 
rebels  with  a  brare  and  masculine  spirit.  She  lired, 
howerer,  to  see  her  daughters  married  into  some  of 
the  first  families  in  the  county.  Sir  George  Dalston 's 
only  son  and  heir, 

1.  Sir  William  Dalston,  knt.  of  Dalston,  in  Cum- 
berland, was  created  a  Baronrt  by  King  Charles  I. 
19th  February,  1040-1,  in  which  year  he  was  M.P.  for 
Carlisle.  '*  When  the  rebellion  broke  out,  both  he  and 
his  father  behared  themselres  rery  braTely  and  duti- 
fully towards  the  king,  and  were  great  sufferers  for  the 
royal  cause ;  the  latter  being  obliged  to  pay  £700  and 
Sir  William  £3000  to  the  sequestraton."  Sir  WiUiam 
resided  chiefly  at  Heath  Hall,  in  Yorkshire  (an  estate 
which  came  into  the  family  by  marriage),  and  died 
13th  January,  10S3,  learing  issue,  by  Anne,  the  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  BoUes,  esq.  of  Osberton,  in  the  county 
of  Nottingham,  and  Dame  Mary  Bolles,  his  wife. 
Baron rttrss  or  Noya  Scotia^ 

Groror  (Sir),  who  received  the  honour  of  knight- 
hood, and  died  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father.   He 
m.  Brown,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  William  Ranis- 
den,  knt.  of  Byrom  and  Longley,  in  the  county 
of  York,  and  by  that  lady  (who  m.  secondly, 
Edward  Andrews,  esq.  of  Westminster;  and 
thirdly.  Sir  Richard  Fisher,  hart,  of  Islington ; 
and  died  at  Tumbam  Green,  aged  eighty -seren, 
15th  March,  1730-40,)  left  an  only  daughtei^uid 
heir, 
Francxs,  who  m.  first,  John  Jenny,  esq.  of 
Sturton  Hall,  in  Suffolk,  and  secondly,  Sir 
William  Halton,  bart. 

John  (Sir),  knighted  at  Whitehall  lOth  February, 
1663,  and  eyentually  heir  to  his  father. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas,  second  son  of  Thomas  Gent, 
esq.  of  Moynfl,  in  Emcx. 

The  second,  but  eldest  surviving  son,  became,  at  the 
death  of  his  father. 


i^irr  and  cahcir  of  Sir  Richaru  Dal- 
Bank,  in  WertmoreUnd,  wrddcd  Sir 
ancr«t<>r  of  the  prewnt  Coix)N  bl  Li)  K  b 

-r*reiiitive  of  8ia  Thoras  Ale."*,  bart. 
aa«l  nf  the  mo»t  ancient  lin«  of  Akn, 

;  frutn  EAS^od.  where  it  h«d  been  let- 


tk-d  »incc  the  period  of  the  Conqukst,  was  establiHlicd 
in  Ireland  temp.  Hrnry  Vlll.  by  Archbishuf  Alrn. 
Sec  Burke's  CommonerM,  vol.  ii.  p.  303. 


t  Thii*  i'*  t 

bARUNETTIiftS 


111-  only  U<ly  iip<m   whom  the  dignity  of     / 
;  h.i*  ever  been  conferred.  / 


I 


[.  Alicu.  m.  u  UoiTT  Tncwj. 


Sir  John,  vhD  wu  ■heriff  of  CnmberUiul  in  tin  UI 
JiHU  II.  wu  >.  at  hii  itctut  by  bi>  dd«  un, 

III.  Si>  Catiui  DiinoH,  bsrt.  who  m.  Anl,  U 
dEHgtiUr  and  ro-hsir  of  Sir  l^uid*  BUkg,  kni.  i 
Whitiuy,  ID  tlH  cmmly  oT  OtLtnrd,  uid  lud  (with  (m 


Hr  m.  ■ecDndly.  Inoc,  founb  daogbnr  of  Sir  MidiHl 
Wentvonli,  of  Wmllry ,  md  widow  of  Sir  Uoo  I'll. 
UnctoD,  l>u1.Bf  ChiTct.  HylUiUdy  (whsM.  tbird. 
It.  in  I7U.  Jabn  H«ud«,  etq-  of  Alverthnnw  Hull,  in 

bad  HDodwrdaaghter.wbDdicdyDtmgukdaaaiu^cd. 
Hk  tu  j.  at  hiA  deccaae  by  bii  fOD, 

of  George  HiiJtL«y,  t«q.  but  dyinf  j.  fi,  m.  (hii  only 
diH|hier  muTied  ■  Pnnch  (>all(HMn  nunad  Ulllim) 


1.  TBOBti  (Sir),  of   BubBTT,   Is  OS 

rf- ..  r- 
I.  Winioin  (Sir),  <rf  Cbi»bn>»^.  >  ■ 


jsden  af  Um  Cant  at  €•■■■■  fi 
ucuur  of  Eb«  DuMU  «(  I'fMii 


'.  Edward,  d.  j.  ^ 

r.  H»Ty.  cofl^nr  to  Hnai  *1Lb. 

daufbnrirfSiT  Raljib  TanMy.aMl 

I.  Afon.  ••.  GrM.  U  Sir  lahn  hij-k 


D'ANVERS,  OF  CULWORTH. 


inHdon,  OxTDTdibirv. 
IT.  Jane,  ■.to  Richard  FhIb.  «(.rfi 
bam,  chauRjior  of  the  imtkl  tt  la 
Jotm  D-Anrcn'  Udrd  nn, 

RicHiau  D'A*i»>,U4.  <X  PtfoM  l>M 
purebiMd  from  bia  picco  Iha  ■>•■•  ^  ^ 
He  ■•■  EUaabcIh.  daii«bwr  of  Jtlia  t^^lM 
CaTcraSEld,  Bw:kiii«huuliin.a»l»*t| 
Sii  John  D'Astiu,  knL  <•(  C>I*«a.< 
NnriluuiiFniDahir*  imb  Huat  WL  n»g 
A.  Addc,  daBgbur  of  SiiJohB.aadiMWi 
air  Edwaid  Smdlinc.  kai."?  D»«cy,sl 


DAR 


DAR 


Baronbtct  became  extinct  ;  the  manor  of  Calwoith 
deTolTing  on  hi*  nater  and  beireaa,  Mbbibl  Daktbks, 
who  derised  it  in  moietiea  to  Martha  aud  Frances, 
the  dau;i(hteni  and  co-hein  of  her  fimt  cousin,  Daniei. 
KiCH,  e<q. 

Arms — Gu.  a  cher.  between  three  mnllets  of  six 
points  pierced  or. 


D'ANVERS,  OF  SWITHLAND. 


pRBiTED 

4th  July.  1746. 


Extinct 
fist  Sept.  1790. 


Irineagr. 

Samcrl  D'Antrrs,  esq.  m.  Elisabeth  Morewood,  of 
Overton,  in  the  county  of  Derby,  an  heiress,  and  was 
father  of 

I.  Joseph  D'Anters,  of  Swithland,  in  the  county  of 
Leicester,  M.P.  for  Boronghbridge  in  17SI,  and  subse- 
quently for  Bramber  and  Totness.  who  was  created  a 
Baronet  by  King  George  II.  4th  July,  1746.  He  m. 
Frances,  daughter  of  Thomas  Babington,  esq.  of  Roth- 
ley  Temple,  in  Leicestershire,  and  dying  list  October, 
1753,  was  $.  by  his  only  child* 

II.  Sir  John  D'Antkrs,  hart,  who  m.  Mary,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Joel  Watson,  esq.  of  Clapham,  in 
Surrey.  Sir  John  was  sheriff  of  Leicestershire  iu 
1755,  and  djring  31st  September,  1706,  aged  seventy- 
three,  without  male  issue,  the  Baronetcy  became 
extini-t.  He  left,  however,  an  only  surviving  daugh- 
ter and  heireM, 

Elikabeth  Danvers,  then  the  wife  of  the  Hon. 
Augustus- Richard  Butler  (second  Mm  of  Brins* 
ley,  second  Earl  of  Lanenborough),  who  asvumed 
the  name  and  amis  of  Danvers  in  addition  to 
tliom;  of  Butler.    She  died  in  180*2,  leaving  two 

lUHlM, 

(iEORUE-JoHN-DANVERk  BlTLKR  PANTERS,  esq. 

now  of  Swithland. 
George-Augustiui  Butler-Danvers,  h.  in  170H. 

^nvu— Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets  of  the 
field. 


DARCY.  OF  ST.  OSITirs. 


rap.ATEn 
IMi  June.  1666. 


Extinct 
in  Oct.  lAlH. 


ttinragr. 

John  DtRCT,  of  ToUeshunt  Tregoa,  second  son  of 
Robert  Uarcy,  of  Danbnry,  ancestor  of  the  Ixirdsi 
Darry  of  Chii-be  (sec  Ki<RkE*s  /'JrliNcf  Prira^t ).  mar> 


ried  Anne,  danghtvr  of  Sir  ThMBM  Tyi 
Heron,  and  had  a  son, 

Axthont  Daict,  of  Tniliihnnf.  tiben 
and  Hertfordshire  in  1911,  who  ».  KHaabcl 
of  Christopher  Wilkinson,  eoq.  and  was  h 

Thomas  Darct,  eaq.  of  ToUeslrant,  k.  n 
ried  three  wiTea;  by  tiM  aecond. 
Sir  John  Mnndaj,  lord  macfor  of 
had  two  sons, 

Anthony,  who  left  only  m  danghfor. 
Thomas,  sheriff  of  Eaaex  in  19M,  w! 
garet,  daughter  of  Eostaoe  Snlyari,* 
well,  and  dying  in  ISM  left  imm, 
1.  Thomas,  who  m.  Camilla,  daagj 
cent  Gniociardine,  of  Floreac«, 
who  wedded,  secondly,  Fram 
esq.  of  Ickworth,  he  left  six  di 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Chffi 
Till,  third  aoa  of  BdwaiC 
gavennj. 
Elisabeth,  ak  to  Sir  He«r 
hnt.  of  Woodhaaa  Waltor. 
Bridget,  m.  to  Sir  Goorgo  F 
Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Henry 
secretary  of  state  ta  Cbari 
Margaret,  as.  to  John  Bi 
S.  Eustace. 
3.  John,  who  d.  $.  p. 

1.  Bridget. 
S.  Dorothy. 

3.  Margaret. 

4.  Anne. 

5.  Mary,  m,  to  RidiBrd 

Woodrising,  in  NorMk. 

6.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Henry  Mayna 

Great  Waltham. 

By  his  third  wife.  EUxabeCh,  danghter  af 
don,  esq.  and  sister  of  Sir  Chiiataphcr  I 
Baconsthorp,  he  left  a  son, 

Brian  DARcr.esq.of  St.Osithand  Updo 
\atter  place  he  built  a  fine  hoose  oat  sf  lb 
the  priory.  He  served  the  oAce  of  shcrtfs 
1.^5,  and  died  in  two  years  after.  He  ■ 
daughter  of  John  Corbet,  eM).  of  SpiuaHBRiii 
Hnd  wa.1  s.  by  his  son, 

John  Darcy,  esq.  of  St.  Osith  and  Tipnc 
serjeant-atlaw,  who  m.  I>orothy,  daagjhliff  • 
Audeley,  esq.  of  Berecburch,  in  Essex,  ui 
and  heir, 

Thomas  Darcy.  esq.  of  St.  Osith  aal  1^ 
m.  iu  ICttl,  Man,  daughter  of  Sir  Andiev 
Writtle,  and  had  by  her,  Mary,  and  a  fi 
son. 

I.  Thomas  Darcy,  esq.  of  St.  Osilh  aall^ 
in  lUatt,  who  wan  created  a  BARoaiTMkJt 
He  m.  first.  Cicely,  daughter  of  Sir  Sjmm 
hart,  by  whom  he  had  no  surririnc  iiMt 
condly.  Jane,  daughter  and  hear  af 
by  whimi  he  had 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Brian,  h.  in  October,  law. 

William. 

John. 

Elisabeth. 

Franctrs.  m.  to  the  Right  Rer.  Sir* 
bart.  Archbishop  of  Canterhory. 

The  elde»t  son, 

II.  Sia  Thomas  Darcy,  at  whof 
in   October,  Itilitf,  the   Baronetcy   RxriiH 
passed  from  the  Darcys  t»  Richard 
(in  illy  to  the  Price  family. 

.4r«ijr— Arg.  three  rinqoeCaila  g«. 

I9« 


iLL,  OF  WEST  WOODHEY. 


mm  Cf)«Dnj_»a.5'J^^«»lc,  in  Wilt- 
Ihu  KsoEirBu  eatiu.     ITu  ton  ud 


'ukcT  at  tba  PrMector  SoomFI.  Sir 
emmity,  Ellnbeth,  dinghWrar  Sir  Bdmond 
1*1  ijiBt  M  Edwhu  IV.  wu  I.  bj  bit 


of  Sir  Ridwrd  CnfU,  1 


i>  Cbota.     Sir  Ed- 


er  al   UnlFcoU 


Chankcriun,  km 
'ilUun  Young.  »q 

.  taoilj  of  Hudycrd 

'i/—™— °*  kl  11«  pMdlKlwr  of  till 


DARNELL,  OF  HEYLINO. 


I.  Bit  Thoiiu  DimciLL,  of  Hiyling,  In  Uucaln- 
■tuK,  wUo  «u  creiled  >  BitoHrr  »lh  Septsmber. 
1,  diuglitir  of  rhoiuu  Pbb«r,  em- 
b«n.  of  ■•lioftaii, 


Dg  Kquind  *  lurgs 

o  England,  and  piir- 


■  Binonsrlif  Kl<t  Ciriiii.ii  II.  l»h  Hay,  IWt.  Sir 
Rolwrt  d.  aboBl  ths  y«r  loM.  and  wu  i.  by  hii  hoi, 
II.  Sii  RoiHT  Diiui.bart.  of  Roughun,  who  h. 
Uiry  Jennyn,  Kcond  daughter  attd  co>hilr 


0<TH0il»,»»I1 

Loud  ImtrntM,  and 

had  iaree, 

Thomu.ldm 
hoir  of  Wi 
Thomii 

ird  kud  fDUrth  baron 

t.. 

ral  R.N.iR.  Citlierin 
i>m  SmitbHn.  M.D 
mitluoD,  4. 1.  p. 

e,dautf>ur 
and  India 

ng. 

Mary,  m.  uth  OdDber,  iras.  lo  CltmeiKa 
r<D«,  t^.  «r  Parhain,  tt.V.  f«  Oiford. 
BvKni-i  C«««.-r..  .ol.  iii.  p.  370.) 

iHbclU.  m.  to  Hrig.di,r.G.M™i  Moyl.. 

HenriMu.  m.  Id  Hoget  Pntt,  ««.  of  Ryiton 

P™.top.,  -. 

u  Dr.  Pake. 

:  lad  Jobn,  ibe  kcomI 


Sir  Hobnt,  Tho  bv^nenilT  : 
SidTblk  iBfAriiamnii  in  Ibe  rfipu  of  ^«cn4  Awmahd 
KlMf  Cu»ci  I-  died  Ifl  OriDbcr.  im.  uj  n 
hi*  eU««t  aDT), 
III.  Sii  ttoini  Diini.  Un.  mm^m  -A  Hat  < 

IT.  5u  Jdhtr  DiTDU,  bin.  vkg  kaj  kwB  ■ 
M.P.  for  St.  Ed_ud<lii>i7 
•(  rtic  GcoHi  1.  whidi 


S:^;}' 


Bishop  «f  DeTTT.^nDd 
Sir  Jgnyn  died  iB  P*brB«7.  II 

Oakj  CBTTiTiBf  BBB, 

>.  8u  Cbuui  DlTDt*.  of  R. 


A..  Kiri  at  BiiAol  ud 


inH—An.  ■> 


D4VIES,  OP  LONDON. 

>  lllh  Ju.  IMl-d.— ErnscT  (dU*  OBLiunnJ 
■.iXMft. 


•d  IB  «  Bi» 


It  N'aple 


II  \\\  iMiiiiidiiii 


DAVY,  OF  GIIOSrENOB  STREET. 


Hf.PniBtn.ri 
iHir  <rf  Si>'  TIhvh  IfART.  kBH' 
iB  E^a.  H4  kf  kar  («k*  A  a 


iribtinTalla 

li.KU.  tart.   M 
imtr  •>(  Tart. 


HutoB  WlBdilrT.  iB  <■>■  I  ini^<i 
ladj  {<rte  m.  ■iwIIt.  BaOkT  Ihi 
Ewick.ti  tad  l_iw. 


rtoMFMb  ••  B«lWk.  «ta  d  *'»'^ 

ninBtuB.  ■(  bncfc.  A  ^h* 

Jio.  T>iiiitiiB.  ~.H  R«  B.«^MU■*^^^ 


DEL 

Bid   RiLn 

Dauiu.  knL  (i< 

««<m.  *« 

m  ti 

Juc.  diaghttrsT  T 

HnuHilc^ 

■ndliadiii 

Huron.  U«<.    H*  -. 

u..  kylu. 

tU_ 

"'^>...T  D 

wbo  m.  Km 

rk«i. 

iMuflku,  of  Sir  Cwf.  S,l», ,  knt. 

mot 

D.Li..i,  »,.  ef  iieun  Itelw-U 

who 

>   B.iD-r.  t.T  A-x 

CB..l«  II 

J»H,  \tm. 

Sir  lUIpfa  K.  Lid<  A 

rUuw 

sf  Hufk.  MaMFrnf  !>»».•  ud  dmthKrof  \l«uder 

Lotlr.  Itart  of  Lcm.  ud  W  im 

Roini 

Tbo  died   M  AdcuI 

IC«1.  ■erd  WRy- 

•ii.bi 

btbn  Ibcn  brine  »" 

■ri«l 

i»Si. 

G«OT^->  Cbiptl  11  » 

uubar.  iHTiui  bj 

II.  Sis  Ralth  Diukl.  oT  Sntos  Ddml.  Tlik 
cntlenuD  irtddnl  Dianii.  dKoctiUT  at  Rnirrp  Bspcli. 
Laid  bfUiner*.  by  whicb  lady  fuba  h.  Hcandlj,  Sir 
EdwBid  Bluket.  ban.  ef  NcwtFy,  ia  tht  cmuy  at 
York.)  bt  bxl 

Euoin-H,  H.  w  WiUluB  Bloum  ««.  of  Kid- 
re  End.  and  wu  mathrr  of 


CiaU  BiiUbt,  IM  A<a«>M.  m*.  •■  <ta 
BtioH  DiuoL.  of  SoMn  Vtttnl,  Im  Oa 
NunbiinbirUiid.  Ha  m.  »m.  giii  i  i  i> 
al  R.  Rsbiam.  ««.  ud  <rida«  •!  late  I 
by  i>h>rb  Mi  (wbo  A  IM   Octibv.  IT« 


EuaxiTTH.  IL  tTCb  Hay,  Im.  to  fl 
tnntb  Unl  AodlBT.  md  4.  •■  IT*. 

Siti.n,  n.  n  G«rt(.  lUH  <4  Tjnunai 

u  oulv  danghlcr  (belm*  of  Ika  nd 

L.DT  SFiiiii  Cabraataa.  oba  . 

•Kaad  Har^aoB  of  Wundsfd. 

Kia  lordddp  ■•.  Homdly,  Hia>  KM^f.! 


DELVES,  OF  DODINCTOI 


DEL 


DEN 


•t  Ib  wUeh  MO—rdh**  nign  he 
ff",  md  MBf  eftcheator  of  that  county, 
and  of  tiM  marches  of  Walea,  had  a 
be  lordehipof  Walton-npon-Trent.  He 
bdore  his  father,  18th  Richard  II. 

to  hie  graiidfather. 


i,  ».  to  Bdmnnd  Baaeet,  of  Blore. 

n.  to  William  de  Eferton. 

i»  m.  to  Richard  de  Wibonhnry. 

dyiBg  Ifdi  RiCBARD  II.  was  «.  hy  his 

I,  oaq.  of  Delres  Hall,  a  soldier  in  the 
heriff  of  Staffordshire  11th  Hinry  IV. 
r  VI.  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

LTRS,  esq.  who,  for  want  of  male  issue. 


LTBs,  of  Delves  Hall,  who  was  sheriff 
>  and  comptroller  of  the  petty  customs 
dso  warden  of  the  Mint,  temp.  Hrnry 
;  been  knighted,  was  slain  at  the  battle 
,  and  attainted  by  parliament  for  his 
M  house  of  Lancaster.  He  m.  Ellen, 
alph  Egerton,  esq.  of  WrinehiU,  and 

being  with  his  father  at  Tewkeshnry, 
Boded  nth  Edward  IV.;  he  left  two 
»,  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  James  Blunt, 
I,  the  wifs  of  Robert  SheiBeld,  of  Bu^ 


to  his  brother, 
priest,  canon  of  Lichfield  and  rector  of 
ton,  where  he  was  buried  in  IflSO. 
berof 

tKRT,  who  «.  his  uncle  Ralph,  and  con- 
m1  the  line. 

.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I,  esq.  beheaded  as  stated  above,  and 

e  iseue,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

ris,  esq.  who  died  without  issue,  and 
ousin, 

DsLTSA,  of  Dodington,  (son  of  Henry 
■andson  of  John  Delves,  sheriff  of  Staf- 
Ib.\rt  IV.)  He  was  twice  sheriff  of 
te  time  of  Hknry  VIII.  was  knighted, 
lament  for  that  county.  He  d.  0th  Au- 
buried  at  Wibonbury,  and  *.  by  his  »on, 
s,  esq.  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Wil- 
tq.  of  Keel,  in  the  county  of  Stafford, 
i  June,  1571,  was  s,  by  his  son, 

ras,  esq.  who  m,  Frances,  daughter  of 
rjF,  esq.  of  Alderley,  in  Cheshire,  and 
teamt,  8tfa  October,  1600 (he  was  buried 
the  10th;,  by 

k%  DiLYRS,  of  Dodington,  in  the  county 
at  Alderley  Uth  Elixabryh,  knighted 
•,  and  created  a  B4aoNrr  by  King 
ay,  1011.  He  m.  first,  Mary,  daughter 
brahaai,  esq.  of  Woodhey,  and  by  that 
.Y,  his  snocessor,  and  Lawrence,  Rich- 
as,  who  all  dird  issaeleas.  Sir  Thomas 
lary,  daughter  of  Edward  Baber,  esq. 
amersetshire,  and  widow  of  Sir  Roger 
It  had  no  odicr  issue.  He  lerTed  the 
of  Chrahire  in  1038,  and  was  t.  at  his 
eldest  son, 

IT  Drlyrr,  hurt.  6.  in  ISW,  sheriff  of 
4V,  m,  ftrut*  CnUierine,  daughter  and 


oo-heir  of  Sir  Roger  WObraham,  one  of  the  masters 
of  requests  to  King  Jamrs  1.  and  by  her  had 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Mainwaring,  hart,  of 

PeoYor,  in  the  county  of  Chester. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Edward  Glegg,  esq.  of  Gayton, 

in  the  same  county. 
Grace,  m.  to  Joshua  Edisbury,  esq.  of  Pentry  yr 

Claud,  in  Derbyshire. 

He  m.  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  of  Randal  Leicester, 
dtisen  of  London,  but  had  no  other  issue.  He  d.  SSrd 
May,  1003,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Drlyis.  hart  of  Dodington,  b.  Mth 
August,  1030,  sheriff  in  1005,  m.  first,  Elisabeth,  only 
daughter  and  heir  of  Hall  Rarenscrolt,  esq.  of  Hors- 
ham, in  Sussex,  and  had  two  sons, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 
Henry. 

He  M.  secondly,  Radiel,  daughter  of  Francis  For- 
rester, esq.  of  Watling  Street,  Salop,  without  issue. 
Sir  Thomas  d.  ISth  May,  1718,  and  was  t.  hy  his  elder 
son, 

lY.  Sir  Thomas  Drlyrs,  hart,  of  Dodington,  b,  4th 
October,  1053.  This  gentleman  m,  first,  Jane,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Richard  Knightly,  K.B.  of  Fawesley,  in 
Northamptonahire,  by  whom  he  had  one  dau^ter, 

Eusasrth,  m.  to  Sir  Brian  Broughton,  hart,  of 
Broughton,  in  the  county  of  Stafford,  and  had 
issue. 
Sir  Brian  BROtJOHTON,  hart,  of  whom  here- 
after as  heir  to  his  grandfather.  Sir  Thomas 
DelYOs. 

Jane   Broughton,  m.  to  Sir  Rowland   HQl, 

hart. 
Elisabeth  Broughton,  d.  unmarried  in  17S5. 

He  m.  secondly,  Lady  Elisabeth  Booth,  daughter  of 
Henry,  Earl  of  Warrington,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  in 
I0tf7  ;  thirdly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Andrew  Barker, 
esq.  of  Fairford,  in  Gloucestershire,  and  by  her  had 

Henry,  b,  18th  July,  1700,  and  d.  at  Warwick,  on 
his  return  from  Prance,  unmarried  in  April, 
1795,  his  father  being  then  aliYe. 

Sir  Thomas  m.  fourthly,  Rhoda,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
Huband,  hart,  but  by  that  lady  had  no  issue.  He  d. 
ISth  September,  1795,  when  the  Baronetcy,  through 
failure  of  male  issue,  became  extinct,  and  the  estates 
passed,  under  the  will  of  the  deceased  baronet,  to  his 
grandson. 

Sir  Brian  BRouoHtoN,  hart,  of  Broughton,  in  the 
county  of  Stafford,  who,  in  compliance  with  the 
injunction  of  that  instrument,  assumed  the  ad- 
ditional suruaine  of  Dsltrs.  Sir  Brian  was 
grandfather  of  the  present 
Sir  John  Delves-Brouohton,  hart.  (Refer 
to  Burke's  Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 

Amu— Arg.  a  chcYron  gu.  fretted  or,  between  three 
tunres  or  delYOs  sa.    ^ 


DE  NEUFVILLE,  OF  FRANKFORT. 

Created  18th  March,  1700.— Extinct,  date  unknown. 

tttneage. 

I.  Sir  Robert  de  Neufyille,  of  Frankfort,  in  Ger- 
many, was  created  a  Baronet  in  1700,  but  no  further 
particulars  concerning  him  have  ever  been  obtained. 

157 


id  ibE  «Mld  villi  ComniDdc 
la  flTftlienlenut-  S<ioDitfI«T,bediff  pal  iDtocoanau' 
udfd  thg  CinnhoD  an  (ht  Ird  Hav. 

kJ  Tictor;  thm 
uUiTcd  orer  tha  Pmcb  Bed.  Id  IIM.bfcamitiwided 
Iha  D«*ccaUre,  and  capmred  the  Reaaoixable.  of  e^ual 


lortk 


DENNY.  OF  OILUNOHAM. 


I.  Hii  WiLLiiH  UiKni.aCGIIIingliaiii.  in  NsiMl. 
vtuiw-MWCatlwrioa  Voasi,  buIhaJnuiaaw.  Sir 
W  ILliun  dted  in  freat  ladignca  bihI  wIOi  bha  Ac  titia 


ilir  bMwtu  II  avmm,  pWItc.  a 

DENTON,  OF  HILLESDON. 


DE  RAEDT,  OP  HOLUMD. 

iiiliD  «Mh  Ka).  law.— Ki 

KiNUff. 


DEREHAM,  OF  WEST  DEREOU 


^.....,  inAiIrtfcrt 

m.iD  Norfolk.  -  ■  • -^ »-1^--^^ 

Uaorrmat  ui  U».iua.  »Ww<ll,liW 
n  Wnltar.ttM<M«P 


I  II.  u  Hnbin  n 


KlBC  Knw.iD  VI.  iranlpA  Uw  iMnor  af  Dillo 
I'uiiii  11  Uuniii.  H^ .  (Ii>  dr-rmialil  of  ■nTT  M 


(li.tlthgfEi><>i>i>lll.  HtaaMotfnato 
~  IBM  M  DatHf.  of  CWm  !■>!■.■■ 
V.'  ■>.  Kitaahnk,  dwichUT  nai  bMr  •<  •> 
Van.  at  Dnm.lB  NorMk.iwivlnaai 


•  »<■  KuutT  btiJ 


rnilr  la  iIh  rnwk  mn  at  Bu 


«(  Sir  John 
chkrr-loMkK  af  Bn(luid.  ukd  ( 
«■  of  Iha  diDfblrn  Ind  oMwIr 

1^.  by  wbou  ht  hail  ■  hd.  loliu,  or 
»•  «*44»d.  iMndlT.  PhiUlppa.  ilauihlar 
mhn.af  Clurt.  uid  had  laMbrr  aon, 
»  Diwu,  «!,  ■!  WaotWB  CflBit,  in  Kfnt, 


bui  ilTins  »  f.  IB  IM«.  dU  lU*  toe 
Mnom-i  vidn  nUad.  ■Pllli 
««q.  n<  llfen  Court*  la  tuTtr^ 


I 


tNOTON,  OF  KNIGHTON. 


■^tt*  vf  WUHuB  Wtbb.dlliwD  M  L»nda>i, 
•un  RiuJnoToi.vliDdicdBDB.in  tw<i 


tlCII'KLL.  OF  BHOME. 


■*  •*-.  .^^*'  ««.n<y  of  H.fi 


LLUM  DiiwtLL.  UhmIIt  st  like  iwub  • 
(  M,  MArE>irflt,daiLghtvr«iidh«iror  AdiuuS. 
If  Cdwb,  In  the  counly  af  Waririi'li,  ntn 
9  TiDgnlb.  In    Bcdrorditalre,  ud  Hilled  t 


3t  Dodford.  la  NorthUQP' 
uivedaed.Uur;, 


'dtoDjHit'  of  Slonrlon,  id  Lin 
heriud  Coton.    (Srt  DiiKiii.i., 


ll«u|ul>li,lwtwF<ni     / 
le-lii.  gula*.  and  In  tli«  mUdlt.  quirUrly. 


Work  dMh  npn 


lo.JahiiHcrdjian.cDBiidsnUmtaM 
dinothtrpuDof  K»li  Imuplsnteil 
county,  iind  Mtilpd  *t  TnliBgh.m, 


M»E  'diiwill,  uq.'Mm  or  hi*  hrotbw  WiUUm, 
vim  M.  EliiateUi.  dtsgbur  of  Hililisw,  und  liaMr 
.ud  hrlr  of  WiUUm  R«d,  «|.  of  FoUuunt,  by 
wblrk  \»iy  (whs  wedded,  Menndly.  Sir  Hinry  0»n 

I.  Baiil  Diivkll.  nq.  of  Bi™ir.  in  (he  county  or 
haul,  who  vu  cniled  ■  Bmomr  by  King  CniniJi 

It.  Itilh  June,  IMO.    8ir  Buil  m.  DonKhy,  daugbler 


BLiinnH.  aiw  of  tfapniaidiof  bnoDur  to  Qim 
Hi>I.  ■•.  Id  Geor^  OxaDdrn.  LL.D.  muier 
Tnnily  HH\.  Cimbridgn.  ud  by  bim.  «rlir>  •: 


Sin  HtNKt  OxnjiDMH,  ronrtli  hannil.ar  Orne. 
in  Knil,liiildyingi.}i.w»9.1>yb[i)in»h«', 

StH  CtDiici  OiuDKK.  fiftb  binnct.  M.P.  far 
Sandwicb.  whs  m.  in  ITJS.  EILHlirlh,^" 
dauihtar  ud  cn-helr  of  Edmimd   D 
g^.  dF  UIUc  Wilbenfaam.  Bcrkt,  and 


Hg   ■>.   in    ITU,  MVT,  dui^hln-  nS  Sir  W< 
'    rt.  of  StunCord,*  but  Out  Udi  lUid  IIA  Mi 

ac.  ud  Sir  WiilUo  rmainrd  i.rter««t*  t  Hi 


VDiiDiir d  tlie  (:tTaf FT  pan  of  tbe  r«lHn  of  W 
le  WH  alu  M.P.  fnr  Ihr  lawn  and  port  of 


wide  dj^ng  abODt  Ihi  jear  ItM.i  Calheriog,  daigihur 
«f  WiUiui  Liin«ni!Tl1la,  »q  aon  of  Sir  Thonu  ' 
(saiillc,  of  Bnidoill  Ahhay.  BucU.  barosel  of  1 


DORMER,  OF  L£E  OBANCE. 


«tal«  dnalifd,  andtr  hii  * 


Lit  thai  gentletoan  dyin^  i 


DIXWELL,  OF  TIKLINGHAM. 

CaatTio  1«ib  Feb.  Iim-H.— EirmiT  In  IMI. 
Rcfbr  10  DlioiLL  of  Baaa». 

DIXWELL,  OF  COTON  HALL. 
CiaaiiD  llUi  JnM.  iTM.'ExTiaci  HIb  In.  IT 


[]  a  D  J 

[J  a  Q 

■1 

l,(lt«l(.  I' 

Pnn  Ddihh.  aaf.  of  Im  Rnaf^Bidb|Bi 

•m  of  Caoffrej  Domgr^  h^.  It  Wm  WpiM 

*'  (ob,  hii  wifa.  dsodibT  and  bMr  irf  BoMd 

llingndia.  dlad  IH  April.  Iiu.  IraiiaiM  k 

F  Ant  wiFa.  daoibbo  of  TVj^da  C«iBf«f.  ai| 

CiiaiiL  Doaaii,  (•«.  of  L«  Ciaa(t  aal  M 
who  ■-  Bridial,  daacblcr  ef  neaaai  LmK^ 
A«waU,  and  k;  bar,  vbs  vrMatf,  •o^.l 
Hawiny,  M<|.ofCb«su».lB  Sitcb.tadiiM 

Pnia  Doaan.  aa^.  of  Lh  ClWfaalM 
who  m.  in  ■•».  Matram,  CaaChM  if  Ik"*!! 
wood.  fiq.  of  tbe  Vacbi,  and  d]rt^  >N  BiM< 

Sia  PMnwooD  DoaaM,  al  LaaO<^a'i 
■Dm,  wbo  •■.  Marr.  ihM  Aaa^dar  rf  Ik  ■■ 
tiban,  of  BtaBDMOB.  and  wi*«  tl  UMdM 


■  II.  FlaatWDOd  (Sir).  U  Arit  Caaat,  la  GM 

•bin  i  (Bicntad  la  Vteffaik. 
...  R«.b,.  j 

II.  Danxhy.  ^ 

III.  Harj.  ••.  tD  WUiHa  llW|lm«.  (flM 
irPlHtvsod  tf.  M  FU(«ri,IMM^«<««l 


Wlllliira  HionU;.  ■■ 


I 


■d  b;  Ihi>  Irill  10  br  ip- 

Kwrrr,  or  by  whit  mnfhaTitr  marker."    Thtl 

e  jjnblic  «prri«  w«i  much  injured  b^  the  ap- 
if  mndry  EQ  The  purpoH*  of  the  pleuare*  of 


br  Lord  Clurendan,  vbo  wu 


had  bc'D  illoned  Is  nulnti 


lun  broke  onl.  He  jn.  ■  lady  (irtily  dfiUn 
I  for  bunty.  Pnneei,  fourth  dau|liler  of  SLi 
u  Honrd.  kut.uf  Naworlli  Cutle.  in  Cumbgr 


M.  Cbule 

>.  complrolll! 

of  ths  COltOBU,    who 

Sun 

birt-  iDd  d 

od  beir  of  Sir  TbirnM  0 

iHh  Apcii,  ir«,  i«TiB, 

Ji 

oi  (Sir),  wh 

1.  u  fourth  baronn. 

1.  yruM 
of  8, 

johu  L-onou 

r.  Cotton,  »q.  •on  ud  h 

Iphl..  ..  to 

Sii  Henry  Pickering,  b 

of  Wbaddou. 

•  >•.  I.«y. 

bird  Bulktley.  ban.  of 

...  M.r> 

Birairduton.wi.orBa 

i.eld«l» 

n. 

1.  SlB  GlOllOl  DowirtN 

c.otEulHatley.cmeor 

let*  of  th 

Irmp.  JtJiu  II.  m,  C»tl 

ne,  cUM 

.URhHroCJ 

■loe*.  Rari  of  Salbbury 

Munnirt  bl 


aughirr 


Tii.  Sii  GlDUi  DowTiina,  of  Rut  KaUey.  kuighl 

ef  (hi  uib.  and  jf  Dunbtr  ot  SatDniiit  Collar, 

CauhriclB'.  Hrm.  MlaaFonMrr,  daocbtir  of  Sir  H  11- 
lian  Pomm,  kul.  of  WalUag  nnet.  in  Sbropibtre, 
and  dXd  '.  P'  iu  )'«>'    By  a  wiU  dated  in  '     ' 

TtaMi  all  bii  pi»p»ny  lo  hl«Mnti 

CoUeie  at  Cambridge. 

Fr  mnch  Lktifatinn.lBDlt  ptafc  in 

Icbinparliaiaanl. 


and  heir.  Si 


f  WilUtn  Uorta.  m-ifCbM 
larrled  Eltaahnb.  I  IW^I 
ey.  of  JolnnUa.  aad  <1*«kB 

nrr^t  Uw.  tiaft  fai*«rt 
ary,  IB  Irdand.  m.  tnH.  ■*! 


Cbarlei.  n.N.  I 

Nicholaa-Milley.  in   boly  or4m.  bi<~j 
Charlea.  and  JobnHilUy  (Ntr),  DMi^ 
ID  the  army,  lau  MP.  tor  tba  ematsl^ 
loan,  of  whom  prHenll).  I 

Welbore-Ellia.ainiriar-t™«a>^<^"^'' 


.1  Sia  PH>ai-»  HamaaiK 
to  Iha  Rot.  Thaaia  ftda- 


Tbe  (oorth  aoo, 

I.  Sia  John  Dviu.  G.C.B.  aU  XX-i 
the  army,  colDoel  of  iha  nib 
of  Chuclemont,  waa  crrabd  a  Bi 
d>Hu|  DDmarried.  mb  AacuM,  IMk' 


^i1 


>rdnre  company  or  aad  aa.  oai  a  cao^^M 
D'OVLF.Y,  OF  CHISFJ-HAMPml 


i.M  thai  <be  I>i>y1y«  ' 
Hoiaat  D'Dtlt.  eUei 


.-^,S4 


1.    TU>Nifll™i"'>»U<l»Cai»,uw 
kroOxn.  Kebm,  wbiRn  bs  lubihMd 

ibtn.    He  (Nifcll)  m.  tlii  l.idy  Acnei. 


r.  vIm  m.  tttBtj  it 


JouK  D'Otli.  ■  r>moy>  •oldlcr  In  Fiuca-     Us       k/ ii'~ 

■nd  CD  heir  of  Rlcfaird  Hare,  or  BiujBeld,  Berka,  wu 
..l,Ihi.«>,. 

Thohiii  D'Oili.  wba  wu  ukted  at  UarUnr,  bnl 
cnBtinasd  iltcrwardi  ths  AeiigiuIIaD  oF  (he  family. 

inMbcr  Alice  I  dinghlo'  of  ~  Hill,  of  Oitnbridp.  In 
WilBbin,  iDd  widoT  dI  Sir  Wil" 

•mil  nod  ditUEbUra.     Tbc  Eldnat  i 
JoHn  D'OrLT.  uq.  of  CblHlbai 


ofO. 

..rd.  «.  mucH, 

Diufu 

ud  ™-hdr  o 
ily.     Hew. 

S 

Cbri.- 
bj'hi. 

nign  of  IfntcH  Ei.iii4«rrH,"  w 
ur  of  c»a  Innt  kHprr.  Sir  N 
kiU>d  U  tb.  bliA  .uriH..  .1 

o  n.  Eliub 
bolM  B>cr> 
Oxford,  by 
rauyoUier 

rtir 
(ba 

fnU«r 

dangb 

hylii. 

thouf 

C,p.,b.«,  o('h 

nw.ll. 

noli,  ilitc 
•nd  bad  lui 

of 

Sir  An- 

c 

DPI  (Sir).  III!  mu 

wor. 

e.bui.  andlhifdlTi 


V;^..! 


Pri«ll1a.  bapl.  IJIk  Auiuat.  ISO*. 
(inddard,  wi.  of  Kn(1»>uin,  jovi 
TlHima*  Coddard,  fai.  of  SviDdoi 
R>  iraa  >.  M  bia  duccaH  br  bU  iod. 


.  u  Bdnf4 

•rbrMbn-af 
in  Wilubirr. 


iV''- 


ncrooi  fnnity.  Sir  Cope  died  41b  Aufnat, 
(Mr-ti  »D  >Dd  lw<r, 

JouM  D'Orn,  «q.  in.  Mirr,  dHa^Ier  , 
nf  Sir  John  Shirley,  Lnl.  of  liftuld,  in  Sum 


Tfamnu,  n.  Ilia  cautiD,  Doralby.  dioghUr  of  Jobu 
HiDhel.  «q.  of  Kineitnn  RuHcll,  whkh  Udy  n, 
HCODdly.  tfa<  Rer.  Jabn  Oirtn,  D.D. 

I.  JORH    D'Otlt,  etq-  of  Clu*eLhUDptoD,  in  the 

HISLu  II.  TCfa  IuIt,  ISU.  He  M.  MtrguTt,  dangll- 
>r  and  coheir  of  Sir  Ridiard  CholBiilty,  kuight- 
iDDenl,  of  Wbilby  Abber.  Id  Ui«  ronnty  sf  York. 


Cboln       , . 


>f  Uagh  ForWKue,  a 
ba  ■rmy,  lieat^govei 


EUubrth,  H.  u   tho   H 
»if  Jobn   n-Oyly,  who  WM 


DOY 
■  Job*  It'OiLT.  tn%.  utm  mt.  Mm.  tt 


u  TbuBu  Toaac 


ChalBieley.  iL  II 


daughter.  jWK!    ■^'^ 

He  wedded,  Kcondly,  Rebeeo.  du^Hr  aJ  i 

Oi[ord,biitbyIbi(Udyli>di»i«iL    Ka*i 


iir  Tlioiiiuditd«(liPibrury.irM,  ■atvMJ,' 

IT.  s'ii  JoUH  D'OTLT''~i«tor  prCulSbl 
ordihin,  whs  died  UBBuniiri,  V  IPi  li 
ind  wH  ).  by  hb  brother,    ?   *^c  JJ^^ 


4«KJ^   /L*t 

■1 Ib  n.ii_.i.hi.f  with  thi 

Tit  >he  Glutloii<  MiiBurii 
lili  Drpuly  Litui.  ofOiIunl 


il  NuhkkHU  Sir  Cope 
Hi.  (ri  UHiDmHtirr.  iihI  Jiulkc  at  Oyer  «ih 

Hilrofrht 
I  Fimlhf  vTUii  U'Oyly'h  of  the  luu  Cui 
BuMe  Mblci  of  OtBiy  inil  tUt—aOtm,  *i 


1«  Mh  UM  Chireh.  they'll  lell  lh«  *l 
b  well  u  Mabber'd  EyM  »a  do  •, 
'     W  UtnMk  Hk  ih*  Poor. 


ThiM  titn  iMI  kMr  ■■Mgh  lo 


Peart  will  ui 
u»  TuBk,  or  If  I 

im  »«.  Marbk 


K  Hid  Sit  Cope  O-Ovlt.  km.  cideii  <l»|hiei  of  Jw 
1,  Riq  i  who  ncelv'd  ihe  L'ruwD  of  Glorx,  In  ihe  yn 


Wouldn  ihoa,  fll<*der,}dnw  lo 
nw  puftcl  (opy  or  •  Wile, 
KtBd  on,  and  th»n  rcdevin  fnim 


Spirit  •  Jael. 
II  •in  •■  Ahlnll, 
the  Charrh  a  Hauah, 


U  Wurki  ■  Dure 

And  lo  b.r  Spo.H.  bimhi, 

rradeaily  •'•■P';^  protldeatly  warie. 


I    I  K^u.  I  I    J.n>«      I  I    Ham 

1  i       IL  ).      Km..  ^    Ki.l>.Fi     K       Dtaghun  li    D»Mtl 


>yo>a(«<,JvlipHk1 


Ja(ihHi-H«Mrl.  Eh].    (  •• 


,  1).  D.  (ilMcrnjAl  rran  Ednnl 
i«f  LUllnninh,  In  dxi  piiHih  of  Slane, 
inwa  atLnm.  in  KsHri.TkinallDrar 
f  ChtehMrT,  (Bd  pnlwDiliry  of  Ely.  m. 
titH*.  HcnrtsU  MirU.  (rnHKt  iisghlcr 
iDdov,  (by  Rlidbvth.  bU- 


■M  K>  aroiBUf  10  lbs  kioc.  b.  tnd  April. 
,  ■.  HsRfc,  im,  Swuai.  d>ii|hl<:r  of 
M>  *ubknxA«.  Mq.  of  W«nn»,  caanty 
Alk,  (ltd  4.  Octp^r.  I«I«,  without  ians, 

r,  litMl»t(r  If  llufb  Tkonui.  D.  D.  inn 


ratu DOf LI, nam ol  UctMil, in  Su 
tm  •<  Lfm*.  an'  |ir<b*ni]ar)>  <>'  Ely.  A. 
IV,  n«a,  ■■  Itty.  mo.  MM7,4>u|liurnf 


r,  im.  a.  «h  Jbiiih 


■  {Mf),   KC.B,  UhI-oI.  in   Om   i 
It  D  J.  NOM  af  Luknk  and  of  So: 


•a,  a|.  af  UMm,  and  bM  Iwnr, 

■■».H^rT>  >>■  »«•  J<>>>>.  lall. 
">M.  i.  Ui  April.  1918. 
lahB.  ».  lilt  Jolr.  ins. 
IB  a*  lal  (IlardI,^.  lilt  April,  irM. 

■  DWki.  oflMa)  raaMnl  »  KandT,  Id 
OtTli*.  *  Mkiau*.  irT4,«iicnaiada 
■U,  tn  djtaf  ■■».  ia  ihta*  y«n  aftar. 

!•■  Iim  di-to  In  baad,  ■>»•,  batwaas 


rihaoldD 

nuhlre  houe  of  Drake.*  waa 

w).  who  IB 

rried  IB  <h>  time  or  Hta- 

V.  Ctarialii 

■Bd  hrir  of  John  BlllDl. 

™l 

of  libc.  In 

f  Davon.and  thtreby  (hat 

B  thi^  pariib  of  MoalierTT.  ucnwd  to 

th» 

ramlly  and 

l>«aiac  thB  p1a»  of  thair 

dai 

boaeb  Ihfir 

•t  MoUDl  Drak 

,  •  UIDHiOB 

biuU  by  tbem  in  Iha  «id>s 

daqgllleT  ol 


Bobart  Drtko,  who  had  bi 


Kobon.  e 
Dp'od. 
Pridaai 


Wlironiti.  In  Uw  pariah  of  Sontbli-ih. 
.  Eliiabeth.  danfhIiFT.  of  llaiaplmy 

-—      ■  ■i.hjwbmn.wilbothn- 


ofUouiuDrakaaii 


r1  it  U  pmbflbla  thai  tha  Drvli 


Ji  Df  Ik*  ftmillr  fmndtd  b^  !>»  <»- 
Ut  idnUnl  Mm  FatHci*  Dun. 

jHuf  Kuuam. 

»  Duta,tan.  of  Hwtl»A,  ill  fbnnHiDIT 
.  Mfkn  tai  (vdun  of  llii  limMirUl  tcn- 
rtirf  fcr  U>  HCODil  wlb.  Jdu,  iliiiigbKr  of 
■  •aal>.  kM.  ■d4  >u  >.  kr  hii  ddtr  wn. 


I.  Ilo>HT,orEt«rly,wbi>.>.Ai>B<llininiuui,u<l  ..U^ 
l»d  >  »D,  Sir  Hsnnr  Drury,  tnt.  of  E««rlr,  ■''!5^ 
tuAtbiwdiiufluen,  of  whom  llut  rldeil,  iOi-  7^  *>| 

ul»lk,  uirrjful  Juhn  Buika,  at  Lower  Sbsl'  flf? 

hrd,  CuateUgcshin. 
WiLLim  (Sir),  lord  judn  ud  (otmnT  nf   ^    £  li    %i 
InUnd,  H.   Mirfini.  diuchur  of  Tboniai.    ""1    "    " 
Lord  Wanivntli.  ana  widow  of  Jvbo,  UiM        1'    U* 
W'      WUUuu.iif  ThiiH.  aiut  d^lng  In  [lublin  In 
-        tSJB.  I.«  two  LuehUr.,  L  xi J,.  It 

itat.  m.  10  Bldurd  Ckenrood.  ewi.  of  (ft"'"*"'  \., 
foM.hlrc.       fU^  ,?'~«i  1^ .  •  / 

Annf.in.  u  Rabcn  >lan<r>1i,ti 


■■Wlii(AEld,afLcltH<r 

II.  PniunK,  ».  (0  Sir  Roborl  Rolilcr.  at  WoUon, 

HetO. 
III.  AuiK.III.IaSir  Jo1uiDiiuie,of  Mapleiled,  Euei. 
Sir  Dnic  tlntrf,  dinl  in  laiT,  iigsd  mnety-ninc,  ud 

I.  UnuiDiiDiiT.eHi.  orHiddluinirtb,iDN<iTfalL,  A. 
Id  IH8,  wbD  wu  cnaUd  >  BtlDniT  Id  1017-  Ha  m. 
Anne,  itnugblcr  af  Ednu-d  WoUgnTi,  e>q.  of  Cnnfisld, 
In  Bhbi,  Aod  dying  ia  163V.  «u  j-  bf  hia  ton, 

II.  Si*  Dm'K  DBniiT,  who  n.  Ruud,  daagbtn  af 


<.  b>  Sir  Wllllup  Wike,  but.  ■ 


111.  SiK  BuBiBT  Dncm 
ftnt,  EUubrth,  danihier 

■an,  or  Waldingetld,  S 
daugbMT  o(  SamiHil  Hi 

folk  ;  and  thirdly,  Di> 
Fiakn»  Hull,  but  dii 
•nanlj-uiehti  «h<m  It 


DBUnV,  OF  OVEHSTONE. 
CiUTip  IDIli  Feb.  Iise.-EITINCT  ISth  Jan.  IIW. 

fttDfagt. 


Thfi  fBOily  vbicb 
iBIheDDcbjDfNun 
U  Uhi  CoaiqiuM. 


LD  Ell«J.l) 


iman.  vuracbuor 
biir>ioa.i>l>o-.  Hi'i* 
I,  or  Bwkoway.uid  1; 


Ko(«.  panon  al  BrmdAfld.  in  Suttntk. 
Maud,  •(.  uiim. 

All«.  n.  In  William  gwa«ln(,  a«|.  of  Soffblk. 
Tba  cMiM  Hm  lad  heir. 

Jiixa   Uiirat.  »q.  or  ThunUD,  liritii  Im|i.  Ki>' 

ntiu  1.  ■>.  Aiubla,  diucbttr  ot  Tboniu  Ncwun.  niid 

bad  imut,  Roor,  fiwa  of  R.ek.rua,  wd  bU  biir. 

Xicauui  bnvar.nf.ofThumoii.   Tkia  gciitlnnat 


.t  by  vhotn  be  had  U 

I  llooaa  (fltr),  who  -.    Hattfir.  iMI 

•ola  brir  of  Kir  Tlinnu  N  auBlon.  <<H 

anaionatbladicaar,  >ol*as.aaiB 

~^  arSirO(tia3wyiifoTd,g  aad  n 


Etbetdnd.  ■ 

Rarbeli  m.  to  —  Tulle,  (mi.  al  K«it. 
Tbii  Richard  bora  for  arm»~a>vaat, «  ■  d 
■  un.  be»«n  two  noUeu  pIvrtW.  ar.aMk 
liM  lot  diRiDi-ilaii,  dcBoIiDi  Uo  Wac  ihi  i 
Hl>  »a  ud  hdr. 

WiLUia  DiDBT,  caq.  oflUndi,  Ib  Ha>tta« 
wai  lard  of  (br  naiwr  of  Cede,  tk  Ikal  as 


Ii  Cillitrina,  daofbur,  akd  • 


im.  of  KarlOi.  *ba  ■ 


Unw.akHary.daaiMa'rf. 


miubMk. 
Eliuballi. 

I.  Jo«.jh.  TV- , 

r.  Wind.,  ('•*■*• 
I.  Ciithfrl 

1.  ntn'' 


1 


>.  to  loaeph  Ina,  af  W 
1«  of  eiT.  1 


•  Tbt  rauiU^  «t  Oauai  cunt  Ibi»  Biiclind  al  ihnCuo- 
bilDcWi;  llv  trit  Halr.1   (t    Ilnathiiii;  Ibl  Hcoud  11 

t  Bt  kl>  sin.  *(U,  daailMn  and,  Iflrr  Ibe  daalb  of 
bH  bnnltn.  I»1>  B(  «lr  Kllbant  rm»ll.  by  hl>  <■)«, 
CubiMH.  aldral  4iacbin  <ihI  Eo-ffir  Jallb  bi-c  ililci 
Jou,  olhHnmuaTrkaoRb.'Hi,  If  Ick-onhlnSBi. 


R<>Blba>n,tlaifc4n.Ha*<»«.RcMlT,HlMh^ 

rfiy  M"(">  M.  •"<.  ■«— •  *ai^*.^ 
SlFTkma>I>i»ll.>bi>li  llatfnY«AM.I>K 
iiood,  Kb  <;i«(ir  r'\>lu.lrin»mt,mlam 

I  B>  hia  mir  KaiBuiBa.  laa^lH  ^  • 
H— lt.a  kBlahlot  U*liia>ll.O«inMkl^<n«f 
lady  Minltd  •avuuill},  Joan  M  OttM.  M" 


IT.  mq.  of  Cola*  (»d   Cunbrlilgi 
r  of  tb«  onbtic*  of  t'wnbtiilEV 
BB,  «•  l^rfwaia.  iUii|1iter  uiil 
nOI>r1]ianu.ni|.  gl  WUIlKfa.nndenndw 


laui.  XM.  ntmr  of  OTrnn«Ki  ud  CUy 
w,  wlu  B.  HlH  C«i«U.  DDlT  'lul'l  of  till 
B  R«.  Bktiud  CotU.uil  iyiat  in  1807, 
R  <auh  ikm  d«ufhia».  KUubedi.  ■.  in 


nH»M, •dmlrml  R.N.ThnU 

tolbdHMMd. 
Omcf.  tomadxl   hia  CKbrr 


lOn,  uDly  diiugbUr  of  Kir 
•pil,  bun.  by  Uuy.  hu 


m.  liarU.  lUuRbMr  of  Capuln 
Snjik.  Imnhir  nf  Kir  WllllJim 
HiBTtk.kKrt.arillll  Hull,  B»]i. 


or  WlUiau  Niehi^Kiu.  m).  of  Saribill,  in  Con- 

Ir  John  Cu|».  lint,  m  Canoni  Aihby,  and  hid  eltht 
ion  (Bd  ronrilaimhbn.    Ha  if.MUiSipUiiibn.ltM. 

I.  BliMVi  UkTuu.wi.'orCuouA, 
Dl>  of  NoRhamptoD,  wbo  <«Il  Uii   d«(m  of 
'  I  ibr  uDlTinKv  of  Otfnrd  llib  Jang, 


ImU  .1 


unun,  •.{  Tlchnunl 
Ml.  MmT?.  Amughlft  nf 
in)!,  D.t>.  iBd  dyini 

ird,  danghlvr  of ' 
r1  et  BerkihiK,  and  h*d  th 
CbarlH,  nnfortunalifly  Aro 

■mmuTtid.* 

pli;  mW  "  Th(  Untlnind  hit  own 
CacliDld." 
ElutiLiM until,   who   inherited   u 


'7t 


a.  Prucn.  ■>.  M  Mr  J<iM|>h  Hindnll.  of 
LondDii,  tnHvhutt,     She  d,   loth  ftc- 

I.  Eliiabclh.  oi.  n>  Sir  Rkhud  PhUUppi,  bul.  nl 

PlrtOB  CuUi. 
I.  MuT.  ■•.  to  Sir   EdTurd   Hinoiip,  hart,  si 


DnniAy,  •■.  Id  Kdwud  1 

(Wdi  ta  lh#  toBDtT  ■'' 

Unlcvkb  in  IBM.    (Sm  Bmu'i 

™l.  I.  p.  1M.J 
Snian,  m.  lo  Sir  JohD  Plckcrinji.  ] 

nnniu  d.  nod  Hiy,  ISJi 


II.  Sim  John  Dutdih.  thchlTar  Nnithanplaiuhii* 
In  l«»t,  ud  »lKUd  iU  knight  u  •cria  In  |wrltnuDI 
Id  IiHO,  m.  Int.  FiiKilla,  duihur  of  Judh  Quirtei. 

daughter  of  H«nry  Pirrit,  uq.  of  Bockbolts.  in  the 
■•me  couBty ;  hqt  thflw  ladiva  dirj  both  without  Un«- 
Slr  John  ■■.  Ihirdlj.  Honor,  duughter  of  Sir  Rohirt 
B.ril«.  hi        -    - 


I.  Rati 


Id  hT  bcT, 


il.P.  for  tht  o 


D.  in  the  twflaty-fanrth  year  of 


I.  Pn>B».  m.  10  Ralph  Suyd.  m|.  lUnt  xn  of 
(Villlaw  Hi»rl.  «q'  of  Ktel  Hall.  Stafford 
ahlKt 

t.  Abut,  HI.  U  Wallair  Plfot.  aai.  at  Chslwrad. 


(refer  w  WlUiun.  Hmud  hb  of  cha  fax  tm 
IV.  Si*  Johk  Uituiti,  af  ranted  N«h 

Rlinlwth,  duxhtir  of  Mr.  t«dL.  af  NwA 


HuiiDi,  at.  Id  Mr.  Joivph  HW 

LsBdDD. 

RILabeth.d.  Bnn. 


IT  Ramai>.  *■«.  rf  T(M 
'dahlrr. 
Philippe,  m.  to  TVm*  Sen^a 


BIlnl-th.M.u  Rirhaid  HarrfB.  DlO-I^ 
Mary.  ai.  to  John  Sh*«.  oai-  rf  A*  k 


D.  of  C*t, 

r  ttti  hair  4 


Rllabdh.ditubUr  adahn  lUin.aav'*'] 
«H<t.  Mana.  hin  drtng  t.  p.  ON  llp*j  ^ 


|«r  *Hhlha(Uit,  kuIhudanEbtfr 
■B  the  lud  ihnU  bi  lat,  inwd 
mM  aouDlln«  bpr  fnUuir'ii  •tRd. 


,t»Bii  h«  hair  (boiu  h«r  ibonldrT 
^--  ■dopud  »ad  €vir  «ftiirw«Td« 


'  KILSCORAN  HOUSE. 

I,  l«ll_-EiTimT  Irt  VA.  l«t*. 

Et.d  frwii  •  r<»i««.H«  timlly 

Ca4><.u  I,  H.  WM  bura  .1  VraD> 
LBfOit.  IIU.  tli>  hlbn.  Itaa  Rmi. 
U  tar  BUI)  THn  ihi  [Innc  of  St. 
ituri  *Bd  brine  invrwuriU  pnunled 
(mA  Futmbridin,  lu  Kmct,  rooKuril 
ittM  rautr,  and  iwk  IF  lili  (tnl* 
«k  lUMr  koHtM  hti  »n  Hcnty, 


V  mru^  Um  pHWtd  pnwi  ■ 


»  rmcb  luicuMf. 


"K's: 


ilk  IlM  «tn  a<  ■  nlMkn  bfhniRlBK  t 


I  (Iw  Bttnd  a(  lk«  BtdiDp  gf  Lnnilna 


rfltapuna-  Thia iir»nKr<nrni wu, 

I  Aa  UtIbi  to  tlie  cnvn,  wlikb  Im- 
■n.  Mr,  CamM*,  ck>plalii-(<i»r*i 
■  caaa  «■•  thinfU  •  katd  aiw.  and 
h;  llw  Lurd  Bmrbiwit.  (ba  Uird 


n  a*  Pattfc,  Inlud. 


Mr.  Gamble,  Sburtl;  after. 
Bannelcy:  and  in  181(1.  IfaE  i 
El  J  Cathidral,  whicb  hs  rein 

Of  a  comprclieatiTe  ulnd 


acta,  Hniw  of  wtakli  (till  maialuin  Uieir  Ibodng  on 
>e  ttage.    AjnnDg  Uiug  are  "  The  Flitch  of  fiBcem." 


■  TliB  Rital  Can 

didatei 

Wliile,"  tU  Iha 

repieae 

atation  of  whifh.  party  apirtt 

fU»higha>toproda 

avordi  were  in 

aowDg  Hie  aodieotel ;  "  The 

TraTcllert  in  EwiairU 

nd  ;■•  and  lutly,  a  than  bat 

popalar  piece. 

rotiRht 

QUI  about  thirty  yeara  aincc 

under  the  title  o 

uiitryti 

utloly  Indebted  far  diK^rer- 

fi(  and  fottori 

«  (he 

painter ;  and  be 

Ixaid 

tu  ta*«>  been  one  of  the  *nt 

o  apprMiale  111 

DH  <ft  Mra.  Siddoiu.  irbinD  Iw  intro- 

d««d  tn  OarricL.     Ht 

athletic  ;  vUls 

in  Ilia 

cleth.iDUien'ral  qnarp 

ell.    Tbec«™.ft.Dn*the,« 

PiU(«rald  and  Milia)la>aid 

ta  ba>e  been  Mra,  HartI 

ber  beaulT.  who 

•iniuUrly  eDOii«li,  after  Ibt  Ulw  of 

haif.  century. 

ied  an 

qnenduu  cbamp 

Ma.    A 

third,  of  mam  a,ai™.ld.a- 

niciar.  faagbt  » 

tb  Mr 

Stoniy  Bowe*.  made  a  great 

DUKE,  OF  BENHALL. 


mintagr. 

Duaa 

waaaberilTuf  Londanb 

IheiDd 

dib, 

andSth 

a(Rlc 

•  ■»l..andbljx 

Krred  the  mbm 

allot 

Eh  of 

HlMgl 

Ha,    Tbi.  Peter  «.a  (aO 

>.raf 

Roo. 

.  *hD  «*  abaiiir  of  LOBdon  In 

the 

nib  of 

laaar 

lll-andnayari 

Iba  Ittb,  Uth. 

«lh. 

and  IM 

of  the 

•uoer-iiB.    Ilia 

(«.  af  Brauptef.  imv. 

did  hia 

KilBarr 

Cartia 

Jndftle 

1  ffurd.  Karl  uf  » 

ilwn  Lnrd  of 

n.1*  In 

holdan 

^dnuucrbroua 

knl«bl 

afet.   II 

..  by  bi.  -m. 

K<x» 

■  I)c,a 

B'.a. 

a,  heW ,,,1. 

in  Kb 

•dinifieb 

mil 

Iltaai 

VI.    lH.Hnan.lha.c. 

Hit  1 1  al  BitrthiU.  mn  etutc  aaw  inieyit j  by 
l>iiiur-Di:»«>iiii  PAVnomaT-UuHcoiii, 
■^.aCCnU  BrleUiDI.    (Sn  Biriii'iCini' 

laAMk,  ■.  la  WUIiiHB  Dnjatt.  of  Cnubrool:. 

n  Dcimai.  r^.  of  Uulnpon,  in  BBdftinl- 
Urtaa  la  IMt,  marriBd  Crcfly,  diugbter  of  Ed- 
q.  nf  HoufbloD  Conqiieif,  mid  had 


Ilk  Marrh,  IBM; 

nf  Sir  EJoird  Do. 


«.  Rofw.  gf  Wmod, 


W  ;gka  Child,  Dt  r.uildfnrd ;  (I 
macoBilJ,  Clblrtir,  dlHBlUir  of  II 
" U(  d.  In  1<M.  karii 


Hill,  m.  U>  Cbtrlt*  Erd 

WUIim.  ••.  Kuonnah.  d»fli 
TViinu   Uottey,  ind  4.  >. 


duugbur  af  Sir  Hcury 
cbief  julke  of  On  Con 
■nd   dyinfl   baCnTB   hLs  (AUHir,   in 
ITM.  ]eH  u  only  cUld. 
MiHi.  w.  Im.  to  lohu  Batleri 
■od  wcondlT  ID  Bicthud  tlth- 

r  HuTi11.fH.mKabenW00dreffe.n14. 

of  Poylo,  ud  hid  iHup. 

3.  MuTHi.  ■>.  to  NtthanicI  Storl,  uq. 

and  ta»d  iune  mu  Mni.  who  rf. ..  y. 

sod  k  dtuibur,  Pnncii,  m.  10  John 

ChiiaoM,  eH|. 

Klyot,  olio  M.  Eliubeth.  •Ji'ar  of  Sic  Ricb- 

ud  Hutfa,  of  Cludon,  ud  d,  is  IMO, 


irho  1.   EllnlKth,  d 


Gror^.    0 

dDucbUr 

S«nh,  M.  Mr 

'om,  of 

London, 

and  wu  motbe 

I  ot  Dr. 

/-.phC 

I,  M.B. 

J«^h,  wh 

OH  dati(htcr  aod  beir. 

eiiubmh 

birruur 

Ittty.  m.  (s  John  Ingnm 

-q.   ot 

Beodlty 

aadwaaiWhei 

ofUdT 

of  Uiford.  and  wu  falhor  of 
Grorge,  ntcuir  of  SbEro,  *ha  m.  Annt, 
daoubtor  of  Sir  Richard  Hcalb.  of  CUn- 


n,  who  M.  Lu 

or«i.,' d.ogh.« 

RoboR  Pouo^ 

T>ev.arKci»iDet 

and  d.  In  I7M 

IcaTUR  l-UB. 

I'honu,  iKtoi 

o 

.« 

nd  di>d  In  l«M 

loarioc 

Thorn...  r. 

rorSh.r>- 

iobn,  M.  A 

Wrbb.  ot  Urn- 

Wmiam.  c 

puio  lUN. 

Edward, 

LoTT.-" 

- 

Smtt. 

Robort.  rvior  of  P  rlnn  WBUn  '• 
l*ri.h,  in  CaniUD*.  ■-.  Bia* 
belb.  dsBKblcr  of  —  Ofbba,  at 


DUT 

,  m.  Id  Edwird  Bny.wq.  of  Bben. 


I.  Chuily,  n.  Id  Williwn  SltEet.  w).  of  Sbalford. 
II.  Mary.  m.  u  H«>ry  roUu^m.  Mq. 

1.   PllHCK   DVHCCNl,   »q.  or  TuiIft   P^A.   «u 


DUTTON,  OF  SHERBORNE. 


Sic  WUlUm  Alhirun.  ud  w»  frnthat  •( 

Sii  PiiuDimDN.DlDsaaB.  vtetaaihuai 
New  H.U  at  DonoD.    He  r,  laabaU,  4B^hM  • 


or  Hobcn  Taylor ; 
phn  KyrUB,  allien 


and  null.  He  «.  Anna.  lucbHr  rf  I 
NicboUut,  kDI.  lord  mayor  of  lond— ,  k)  ^Bfl 
Bi.  ■ecoqdIy.SlrPaulTnicey.Jb.liilaiM— ■ 
MTEadau^tan.    He  rf.  io  ISla,  tal  *rwAl|l 


county  |Gtouc«ur)U  ill  i& Ibc  mM |  II  II 
but  beluK  frifhud  ihesce  by  Ita  Imihi  Ml 
up  to  the  puliUDeDt  iloon.  a*  aOar  MjUMt  M 
conreyed  hlmactr  priiUety  w  Oifii4.aM  ■»! 
Ut  vat  a  lewned  and  pndeal  ntB,M<MiMrfM 

*■■  active  in  BakiOf  tha  dellBoe  aa4  tnattt 
■rtlclea  of  OioB  wbea  be  ivrfaam  n  n  ta 
dersd  lu  tka  parUanati  for  wUcA.  aaJ  Ui 
loyally,  he  wm  aftemidt  femd  M  Bay  •  ■« 
LiGoldHuiib'iHall.LiHidni."    H.i>.to.i,a 


*ho  ■!.  KriU  Sir  Prm.  Mewy  iM « 

Uitrhirt ;  and  >Kni41y.  ~  "  ■- -* 

ofUudwy.    <Kc*  BoBii' 

He  wedrled.  •rcondly.  Abim.  <iii^m»  rf  Bt.i_ 

Kinf,  Blahep  of  Uadaa.  bal  hy  «m  latf.vta* 

Hied  hbu  aod  ■.  Sir  IUAu4  B*       '    *  —^ 

bHue.     He  d    in   Ima.  «ha  SW 

larff  enaUi  denind  BpBa  Mt  Mfl 

Wiiijta   niTToi.,  wbc  ikH   *a 

bome.--    Ha  vu  aldor  aen  «t  Mr  Sa^hlfl 


•ell. 

lile- 

■■OS  fU>  m  Jnkn  luTiDC  pndtnued  him  in  lOH), 
««■  t-  by  ki«  brotbn, 

KImt  C»iLU  II.  itnd  Jut,  ins.  H.  n.  Bnt, 
Brtwl.  ^BitbtR  gf  Sii  Bdnrd  Poole,  <rf  Keuble,  <» 
»■  eMBij  of  Wilti.  iDd  bT  <t»<  Ixly  b*d  odc  diuHh- 
tW,  K.  IS  WilliUB  Cthh,  uq.  of  Lmidoii.  Sir  Rnlpfa 
■■Ml  J.  (KBedlT.  M>ry.  nlj  diuchur  of  Ptur  Bct- 
•^  M.  I>.  u  1>»LU  II.  ud  ij  hn  hmd  ioiu. 


An  HI.  m-  b  Juiut  Nmper.  e*^.  if  Loughcrev.  ld 
Ilw  caaaty  of  Malh,  and  bid  ibiw, 

WUllam  K*fa,  4.  hud. 

ChiU  Pdlint.  to  IhK  omnty  o<  Wutueitta. 

■m7.  ■-  is  Sii  Tliouiu  lUadc,  ban.  of  SbipUm 

Caw1.iBll>ceaulyBf  Oifntd.iiiidwuiiHithirof 

Itta  loiiii  Rupt.fauTth  biniiiit.  or  Shipton 

Covrt.  crmiidfather  at  tht  praMnt  Bib  Jodh 


m.  >•»  JoBi  Dlttoii,  ban.  *tio  ■>.  tnt,  Mary 
~    vtCKIrKiubaylCBllcB,  but.<ir  Upun.in  till 
9  tf  Wwwkk  :  IDd  HooDdly.  Hary.  daugtiit 
t,  m^.  of  Crii  Tew,  In  the  coonty  o 


J  Bi— a  TT  inb  Nan*.  IM»I,    He  ra-  UDnHhy,  dan- 


wtaa  mt.  Jadtth,  datubur  of 


Richard  Guktonc,  eiq.  of  Heiu,  and  had  in  ouly 
daughler, 

DoioriiT,  M.  lo  William  Harray.  ew|.  M.P.  and 

DYEK,  OF  STOUGHTON. 


^tM^^ 


Kin  cage. 

The  hmily  of  Dyet  waa  one  t 


Silt  RicHiiD  Uiaa.  kol.  one  of  the  gmttnsen  at 


a,  aM  H  •••  fsrrod  blBualr  lo  «y  bryoad 


I  from  Lcilh  lo  Praon,  be  ww 


frucn 

dmUfhleT 

of  8 

[  Edv 

■in)  Huup 

burt. 

ntrof 

nd  wu 

by  hi, 

.mdRuu 

d  heir  of  Jo 

lsn>u,  b»lD(  no 

■narrili 

illdE 

Ell 

dBUgh 

Df   Wil 

un  W.lby, 

of  Dt 

Con.  it.  Lin 

■nd  b. 

ua^. 

WFdd 

d,  Moondlx 

P»yi.e. 

«q.  of  Hdu|1i. 

rft  at 

U»  doxiK. 

which 

nth  ^ufDR,  IWT,  >ied  (oEiiiy-FDur,  ths  B**oi» 

Jnu— Gn.  k  ttu  IntwMB  ibne  ibeldnkH  urg. 

EAST,  OF  HALL  PLACE. 


lib  Jiinc,  ITM. 


W.i.h™. 

nSatrslt.     Hr.'d. 

Multak,  «. 

B  Rir  PhlUp  I'lrk 

IF  ■  MorlcT.  bin 

■nd  died  » 

tb  Hircb.  17M,  1 

a.ii>(  (wo  d.ueh 

iiiHi  PiIKtli.  ■■■  U  John  Thymic  Hoi 
wrond  Lord  Chid  worth. 
iiiniTtl   Piuim,  n.  to  J*mH  Plunh 


t.^Ut  elder  lOH. 


iry.  Hl»).  Thi*  |ei 
^tetliiiiwriehof  Horler.ii] 
tf  KennlnpDD.  in  Serrt;. 


of  Henllejd.  In 

:oonirfC<mmaB 
>,  tnS  b|r  tbii  Ud}  (who  d.  Jii  April,  iTVt.j  IhJ 


Ann*.  B,  is  H>nr>  Norn*,  cm-  of  llrm|i«<d.  in 
Kent.  H  of  Adainl  Sir  John  Norrw.  hnl. 

EllohMk.  n.  U  lili  Ci|41  MoIIhu.  ban.  ef 
Cuile  DUlua,  In  IreUnl. 


Mr.  Eut  wu  (. 


of  Ceorite  Ywuitlut,  aeq- 
Miry.  b.  Mtb  BrpUnbrT,  ITU. 
Ho  wedded,  lecondly.Mth  Jiily.  irw,  Mlm  H 
■nd  had  •nolher  did|hter, 

r.  who  n.  Rir  WilltuB  CInJrUB.  tBR.lt 


Wiij.iiirEowiaDi.e^.01 
Kttled  in  YoTkjhir*,  wber 

bnndrcd  Bannda  i-yrar.  ai., 

cohmel  in  the  ritU  www  mtn  KH^  C«m4 
wherein  hs  lort  bit  life,  ind  hto  lao^MlkM 

Sir  Solomon  Swale,  of  Swale  Dale,  te  Ik*  ■«« 
York,  bal  dao>  not  apr«t  M  h>n  kri  taK  I 

SiaTmu  Enw.ao*.  knt.  w»  l«4  wqiBrfl 
don  in  ten.  and  lent  ATbv  (;ii.au>  It.  ttdni* 
Hnd  pounda  while  that  pfinn  w  !■  Mifle  ■  »• 
which  dob!  *a.  hononmblT  di    -  -    -     '  ~ 


He  <f,  I.  ^.  lHh  Febraarj.  !■•.  wm 
hall  Cbapol.  LoDdoD.  and  •.  by  hi*  m 
I.  Jiaii  Euwtaw.«4.i>b«WHCF 
nhDemabrr.KSI,  SirJamBwaea 
In  Norfolk,  of  whirh  amtT  k*  an* 
be  wai  alo)  (mllaman  of  (he  yini 
kin«.  HeM.Br*l.ada<i(blcig«Hr.JU 
of  Yorb.udhaA 

Hi  wedded,  KcmidlT,  Uia  HewaO,  ■ 
by  thai  lady  bad 

Maritl. 


— Bns'  ■  lUm  nmpBBt  guardui  ■■>  > 


\ 


OF  SAXHA.M  MAGNA. 


'   ftlXMBt.  *«^rf*/ 

tuwD,*is-<>ri*«biiai,)aiit<ir.>u!(d»niiidi.d 


H  (ad  Iwe  diuicliUn.  Tit. 


h.  MIn  af  Kcw  CoUigt,  Oua.  rf.  >. 


>,a(*uibaiBll>cIia.ii)SBff'ulk, 


..  (.*,-    r./«^  /,.;w   i-  ;.,^  C^'. 

ELt.U»TT.  OF  PEEBLES. 

a  Mtt  tall,  irra^KiTwrr  lib  Nn.  ITM. 

ftnuigr. 


of  Uacoln,  of  which  llMiHriahcburch  of  Grent  I'at 

rrcctcd  by  Aptbooy  Ellyt,  CBq.  wbo  had  mHrried  ■ 
ludy  of  tlie  fHmJLy  or  AacoubUj  u  apjieiircd  by  hi*  ani 

A  y'lnoffer  brmnch  af  the  family  had  Sormitly  Hi- 
lled in  HedCardahire.  Kud  pDucaaed  the  lordahlp  of 
NaiUll  IhcK,  bat  (bal  bnudi  ia  long  HCinrt. 


»■  eaq-  of  Wyhufi,  in 


if  Philip.  6nl  Kail  af  CI 

Wii.L>ia,biiati«»uar. 

liia  buried  in  ihi  rfvple  Church. 
Janfl,  a<.  tn  —  StrodB,  ev).  of  Uarriaclon. 


BirThon 

wiacao) 
Bllya.  » 


u  II.  ■ 


Plata.  Tht  . 
hanuft  at.  lubrtla.  daofbur  of  tho  Riftal  Honourahts 
RidHrd  H>nip<*eD.  aomctJini!  chuinllOT  uf  ibe  «ehc- 
quer,  ahd  letandaapbur  of  cbfl  celabntfid  John  Uiar- 
Du  ;  by  h«r  be  had  life  aana  and  Ate  dao^^hlera.  of 
wb«B  oaly  one  »d  «nd  two  daufthtera  nurried.  tti. 

Anna,  m,  u  Edward  Cbmk,  oq.  ot  Pergu. 
taabelU,ai.  ta  llicbaid  Hampden. 

Mb  Uciober,  ITK,  aged  aeTenly.faMT, 


t.  Bllis- 


(taur  and  cfrbeir  ot  Sir  Edward  lla*- 
■ninftoa.  in  Ihe  unialy  of  Lincoln.  iWd 
\.  danchirr  and  co-heir  of  George  GeaW, 
a  BucLinahunihin,  bat  had  no  Iwu. 
hen  (be  Btaaam:!  ba- 


ELWES,  OF  STOKE. 


The  ftiM  or  thli  funilT 
WiLI.MI  Htl-iIllU.Dr 


U  thn  lins 

tody  Ibcrc, 

■j.dw«w 

CCUtt 

for  bring  pri.T  W 

hi>  d«[b, 

J<KU    1. 

for 

Cammmm 

TbumiM.  Pf  H 

ubtilelborpc 

GmDPPMT.  or 

«h>m>i>K« 

I.<ls 

M.1T.  ".  »  . 

fLm 

toi. 

to  -  Bnrtb 

of  tlie  city  or  LoD- 

ubcth,  dm 

htCT 

Bt  Robert  G«*b(m 

i  hfir  ol  faei 

■bbu,  ■  mercfaiiii, 

Uwdan.uidb 

h<r,>'ho( 

Inl 

yu,h>d.«ith<itlu!I 

JH»..  hit 

htir.  who  p 

on  do 

ed  Ih«  chief  lior 

whlcli  U  o 

nt=J 

by  RoinT-Cnn 

Rlwu.  «<i 

»f  GR.I 

John  Etwu,  Uie  tbird  hd  of  ildtmua  GeolTrty 
Elou.  «■•  ■  dtJHD  dT  LDDdoD,  wd  like  bit  (ntber 
■ttained  the  BldflrrnHDic  Eown.  He  wu  Urinr  in  lAM, 
•nd  muTyfng  BUubclh.  dBofhUr  ol  Rofcr  Hcbbi.  of 
WeThridge.  in  Bortey,  wu  i,  by  hi.  hd, 

Sim  OERTiai  Elwd,  tnl.  of  Weodford,  io  £•«>. 

lady  (irbo  wedded  Kcoudly,  Sir  Bichud  ETenrd.but. 


WiLUlB.  who 
Mary.  ■>.  u  Thoui 


amaly  of  SulTelL.  wba  n 

A'iHf  Cmiui  II.  nad  JBM,  MM.     S» 

Amy,  dBngfatei  of  Dr.  Triot.  ot  lllifc  ■  ■ 


Amy,  m.  u  Robert  Uauot.  n|, 
brflw«r  ID  the  bonofb  ti  J 
gTuidson  of  Sir  Geerae  Vfii 

JUBH  HioooT,wl»  ■ 

•nrnuue  ol  Eloh,  ud  i^ 


nd  by  Ub  had  ■  Ha, 

hgn*tBaT«*,Mh«tf 

JaMi>TiBaa,«lafM 

hHitad    Ik*  m»m 


I.  Amy.  ■■.  uStrlE 

Util.  BoflolA. 
II.  PraDcee.o.Io  Ralph  I 
■  II.  Eliubetb.'l 
II.  Rfbecu.    V  *.  BBia. 


i  ol   BiwB,  tat  ■ 


,  who  lahtctUi)  Ui  ^fwu  piiv 


,.      ^-^ 


Stin  bti  hibcr,  UDU. 
gf  Whkli  Koiifau.  Dor  BHdiBC.  ■■ 


■T'*)wi^  Alt 


botjonr  of  kiii^Uiood  fnn  ATfMf  Jmii 
III,  im.  He  n.  Winifnd,  daaeblar  lod 
^Uliua  Brookibf ,  »q,  of  ShoEeby,  la  Ibv 


Idinme.  hurt,  and 


HuiT.  wbg  (.  H  liiili  tiareai: 
In  bn  ■!  bis  drcHK  ID  ion.  1  dauch- 
Mr.  lb*  wife  of  —  Patiiplau.  ■» 

.  Rliiabclb. d«Bghlar ot—  Piek- 
i**1L.  bai  by  h«r  bad  no  L 
r.   KUiUwlb.  dknihWr  of  Sir  WalUr 


Sir  Fnnda  d.  Iil  May,  10011,1  ud  wu  I.  by  bia  ma. 

111.  Sii  Fkihcii  BaOLirULD,  Imt.  wbo  ■•.  Lady 
HoDoii*  O'BryrB.  daughnr  of  Hunry,  Bui  of  Thfr 
mond,  but  had  no  inat ;  hia  lady  aarTirmg  him,  mar- 
ried Bccondly.  Sir  Robert  Haward,  LdI-  oiilb  aob  of 


a.  IB  Sir  WUUuB  Keuedy,  of 
.a-taTnmmHiyan.n^.  aTTtidtoii, 


Uilrdly,  Abbc.  daughlnr  or  Joh: 
I  of  Ipalay,  ia  Ow  cmiBly  of  Wii 
r  Uul  lady  bad  no  iatue. 
»  Kir  Ednrd  Uoiiiui.  bnt.  c 

hnauiilwr.  fmrtb  LnnlTeyBbaiii 

^   <rf   NortbamplnL 
ID  Sir  Wniiun  Brsdibaigh.  kni 


Utlllai 


iearge  HuDilay.Hq.  orilii-  on 


I  cluipcl  of  Knclafirld  Churct 

ia  lady,  belli  knolioc  i 
«r  ainia,  and  brbind  tier 


u  imr  oC  AntbODji  o[  WliiM  Kolfbu,  fifrb  md  of  Hit 
tni  banuici). 


ENYON,  OP  FLOBE. 


,W>rwicUhln,wko 


dia(bl>rarTbcnduCuc,eM|. of  Bl>bapaItcfain|Uii,iii 
WarwkkihJn,  >nd  by  her.  wbo  m.  iccDnilly,  JohD 
WTri<y.eH|.  dF  Dodfprd.anddiid  in  IfllB,  u^rd  eighty - 
IhrM,  t»d,  with  Iwo  daii|:btc».  CobiUdix,  m.  la  leJI. 
IS  RDb*R  Witmer.  Mq,  of  KywtU.  and  Alict.  m.  to 
HuDuibil  Hor»y,  aq.  nf  llD>iinib«ii.  >  wo. 

I.  Jiflu  Ehiom,  ai|.  or  PlocT,  oho  wu  milFd  i 

BiDOVRin  IIVII.    Kr  n.  luc.diQgtilerorSir  Adim 

ntwuiik.  bun.  of  (^hirlloD,  In  K«dI,  md  bid  iuue, 

Doi><nHT.iH.uThaiiiuSuii]iiy,»i(.iaiiBiidfaFiror 

.  SlrTboEouSualay.orCaiiibfrlonCTMn.Hcrti. 

GDirrtno.  m,  Id  Richud  HinibnU,  tlictS  i>ut- 

Ti>in(  mh  of  Ricbard,  LoM  Minlhnll. 
CtTHniisi,  M.  tini  ID  Sir  Ceotti  BnnrfU.  but, 
st  Clipnon,  ud  Mcmdly,  to  Sir  Jobo  Gimtd, 
ban.  of  LVDtr :  by  ihs  Iillgr  sbe  left  >  diuchttr 
■Dd  hEir, 
Jim  <l4Bm>iiD.  M.  to  HodUcb  Dnkc,  uq.  of 
ShirdelHs. 
Sir  Jama  BDyon,  brfore  the  Hpindon  of  tbe  yf  ir  in 
wblck  k>  •»  ertaled  ■  banrft,  feU  in  ■  dael  with 
Sir  Nkbolu  Crbp>.    Both  pjulin  iren  Ti>lniite«i  Id 


fanaDUa  bullet  -.  uid  ibnnigh  life,  bsllowed  CTcry 
lorn  or  the  meUiurbaly  ■imireniry,  by  clniiif 

iHOB.Ibl  titliieipirrd  wilb  bim.    ThE  lUnar  af  Pl< 
■fnr  pUHng  Ibrougb  muy  fiuilin,  i<  bow  the  | 
ftrty  at  itaat  of  P*c> , 
Jnw — Arf.  B  cber-  betwean  tbne  rBTtnji  in. 

ERNLE,  OP  ETCHILHAMPTON. 


Cilu,  WUb,  BBdby  bH  bwlimiVM  Kjm 


John   (Sir).  KbI.  of  WbMhaa 

£|IM.I1  of  VlHWTtUM.  is  « 

•enied  by  MigaT-r.(ii*n)  JaH»  Knu 
nrHucbH«T:te.u  HeicAwiAM.^ 
Ibun  in  WQUbire.    (See  BvaiK^  (M 


Hir^,  M.  IB  Winiio  Blvku-.n^.  If  K** 
Crcili*.  M.  Ut  Williwi  ItaoM.  ••«. 
Micbasl  BmiE  wedded.  Hmndly.  Huw.cMM 


>d  by  her,  vbo  A  *lMt0B,» 


tbii,  diuibwr  at  EdoiH  ToBka*.  -t  itf  IbM 
•nd  luter  ipd  n^faelt  of  bir  CUn  T*A«,  b> 
bid  by  her  (who  wh  biiriad  n  MmtM^m  Ml 
I  OH)  two  •Diu  Bnd  ■  dBUfbtti,  tit. 

I.  EiiMnn, b.  aa, Octabn,  wi>i  ■  )to—< 
M  uf  Kdwird  Alb*.  «f  •*  K't"*" 
WUinbin.  uddytBC  r.p.  UOtaMHI 


Atnugt.  I 

•,•*).■.(  Hnurun.liiiMllydfxeiidid  I 
r>alt  ><f  rrufe,  litlni  mv  II»ibi  [ 


EUnbetb.  >.bi  n^H  lltoWilf  W 
iMi  ib«  nnuM  W  Bus.  i^ 
ID  JobB  CslMm.  Hf.     Bl«>M 

left  ■  tn.  1^ 

d»i(hwr  Mrf  bMr  iT  ■•  >l 
Kai.u,buv 
Wgller.  uf  CoBHk .  IB  WMMm.  h4** 


KRN 

»  (Sir).  n<  Coneck,  who  iDbfrtW' 

in.  Sir  Edinid  Erslr,  bart.  or  Mud 
Doi.  Ibird  buDiwt.  SirWalUrd.  1 
•  July,  im,  accd  BftTiix. 


'  <.*tit  Dtccmter,  I7W.  (I 
of  Glllbrd  Wunixr,  w 
nuiii.  EUiabciU  Bmlo. 


Kh  Kuwiao  K>KL(,  who  ■■.  Pb.wcm,  onl; 
m  ^  b«r  of  Ocnnml  Ox  HI.  Hon.  THnnii 
■<Cli«V(Fmfh.  ucBibrt  <><  Ili«  priiy  coundl 
ifmmm  jUiii  ud  Gwutt  I.  ud  li*d  u  osIt 
Hrandkdr. 

uaawTH,  irhn  iil  HtBtj  Dnx.  e>q.  oT  EllertDB 
A>h«|r.lBT»rUMM,mJ  wmfmnrnndmottitr 


•t  Jniairf>  im4,  and  w: 


■r*  of  IM  B«,  John  Am>«.  of 
Mb  <M  Nik  Muvb.  iril.  wlxD  U»  bu 
■■■  MniH  E**L>.  or  BrinilBde  Pari 


ESSEX,  OF  BEWCOT. 


i(y  from  wbirh  it  dorirad 

0frL»,  tamp.  HiKnr  VIII.  partly  by  iahtritance  from 
Uw  Jlogeraat,  of  BeDbHV,  Wnd  partly  by  purcliiufl. 

Tnuaii  £uii.  «q.  of  Bevi:ot,  In  Bcrkihire.  hob 
■nd  bnr  of  Sir  TlioiDaa  Eaiei.  Int.  of  the  tame  pUce. 
muTtad  Joan,  daugbtsr  DfThoniu  Huiviid,  uq-  ud 


< 


.!■■    EttI 


.  «q.  0 


.  in   BftI 


daaiblcr  of  Sir  Watlrr  Harcoun.  of  StaDbin 
irt,  Oiford^re,  aod  bid  a  •nn, 


by  bi*  »ii  Colonel  Cbarlei  EtHi.  and  lu  uken  pri- 
uner  at  tba  battle  of  Edpibili,  in  which  hie  kid  wu 


ESTCOUHT,  OP  NEWTON. 


^^^ 

^iwr 

\/y^y\^ 

.w'lOM 

%  ■*  i 

\'+'  •  ■*  y 

\*/ 

Atnugt. 

CiLU   KuTroiHT,  of  Newion.  In  Wlltebi 

lu  Sorrull.«Dd»4ufatbtraf 

Citn   E«to...T.  .lalD  ta  Italy,     Ho  db 

w»i.  by  lii>brMh<ir, 

WiixuB  F^orr.i.  who  WH  kilM  .1  a 

»ni,  Uadoa.  by  Hoary  fit.  Jabn,  •^.  .boi 

irer  matrMd.  Ihx 

ofiktkm  tU.Xr.«'\. 


I 


UteriBiBH  •#  Gnu  fhisdd,  iB  dH  OHMT  of  TerL, 
*■■  a  BTRkut  g(  spBlaaci,  it  Kiacilini-iipaB-Hiill, 
Md  m.  HiH  Jau  PoitR.  br  wban  t»  had  Hrrnisf 

Bnai,  hk  bar. 


Tsud  ■  BiiosR  itad  NsTciBb 
■B.  Hana-CniuUBIia.  dufbin 
bC,  ban-  bat  dyioi  f-  p-  I0lll  Aap 

T  pale,  ariiBt  and  tMt,  tbm  li 


EVELYN,  OC  GODSTONE. 


tb.   Rill,   Hiddl«m.  tnmj,. 

CioHi  Bil>.1i>,  »|.  of  hoBt  DiltoB,  Obo  Bnl 
Koilasd)  parchHad  WidUn.  in  SaTny.    Hr  >.  Rnl, 
sarbn  sT  Sir  John  W  illian*.  kal.  br  wham  br  bid 

Taoai*  (Sir),  wa>  of  Loag  DImti. 
io»()llr),>a<o(nodM<>n.. 
UaoMB.  »u  o(  B'.rl.y  .Bd  W«  D 
dandiOT  Md  hrlnu  ol  Sir  Jabu  E' 

Tbumby,  lad  via  naUiat  of  Exljn 

■M,     Tb- 
«(.    uf 

Dabaot 

ddad.  HtaadlT.  Ima  Sfial.  ind  bad  br  hi 


lUur  a<  '■  Sill 
nr  HDond  tan  of  Cm**  Knlrn,  bjr  Mi  tea  *< 
H  r.  waL  pan  nib  th*  p< 


riahtd  aeOiT  iB  lb*  w 


EliiabMb,  la.  n  Edward  BaBkna. 
PrasMa,  nL  to  Prucia  Clufc. 
Maffant.  ■■_  to  Joba  Saaadaca. 

U  Sir  Aatbaaj  Bcbb. 


TbcaaariH.  duicMer  aad  aabidr  at  WIUm  In 
ra4.  of  Chudatl— .  and  by  bar  (■«■  «aa  M 
Gaduoaa  ia  IBU)  bad  (km. 


Uarjant,  bia  «rM  wift,  i 

Tint,  irbo  ■.  Mart.  «Mtfitar  rt  H 
Garth,  aa^.  and  by  Imt,  «ta  aaUl 
omdlT,  Cbaria  lliMi.«a»MlMlil 


Edvird.  a,  la  lan.atr. 
whn  ■•.  Jalla.  daafUw  •(«■■« 
OmwDd,  aud  djiaf  la  mt.  M* 


CaM.  He  dtod.  Inrfiw  kf  lb 
•rlh.  Iwa  dHuMn  8^  llfii 

Aaa.d.  anv.  Id  VM. 

J^liaAaaablla.  >.  «  flb  • 
Aofutaa  SkwUni«k.M 


.»nK  Rnlro.  Pt  KalftiM.  Ml  H  fM 

W  Uluia.  of  St.  Oara.ta  llaM,«M»4 
PnnM.  daitfbttr  aad  ha4r  id  Wl 
UUoUlc.  ■■«.  aad  —J  1ta«i 
affiuariLuu  *th*aka^«^ 
PaiacH,  ■.  1 


Sir  Ancbony  m.  •econdly.  An 
Anlhany  FflloD.  K.  B.  al  Playfurd,  in  SuBblk.  but  b 
IhiL  iady  hod  no  iiaiH.  He  4.  in  IA1I,  VA*  bofied  « 
Wiiltliin,  BEid  ueoeeded  by  hia  bntbrr, 

Hooa  Ktdhd,  ««.  of  Uncb  WallbBO,  wbo  «• 
■bniff  of  Ban  ia  Ime.    He  b.  Htrr,  danghiei  i 


Hngb.  hnow  of  EamuDBrl  Cnlltci,  Cunbridge. 
Wiuifrrd,  H.  to  Sir  WiUiim  LnckTD.  but. 
f  vMldFd.MUDdly,  PnncH.daiiflilcr  of  Sir  Robert 


*,kpt.sl  WoDdfBrd.in  Eiaei.biilbT 


^cbunbertD  flHjJu 


Scnduid,  knifbl  of 
HL-DH.huhFir, 

Kir  Richard  «■  ncoDdlir,  Jue.  daufbcn  of  Sir  John 
Finjwl,  nuitfr  dT  iha  csmnanlH  to  Jmu  I.  ud 
CHiaui  I.  He  ri.  in  AnfBrt.  IDH,  iced  HicDtT,  and 
«u  J.  by  tail  •on, 

III.  Sii  HicH  EiniiiD,  bin.  i  mUilU7  tnui.  who 
in  bia  early  Ufa  bad  diadaguiabed  himaelf  in  Plaadrra. 
Ill  m.  Mary,  dui(liler  ol  Jobn  Brown.  H.D.  of  Sali» 
bnrj,  aod  bod 

Hugh,  droned  in  Uie  gnal  iUtid  in  irM.    He 

waa  llemenani  of  ttac  RcaUnUiin. 
Bfonon.  biilni  on  board  the   Haapabire,  eon- 


-.1  (nncTal  of  the  land  lai,  and 


Thuud,  in  Eian. 


T  llagb  iraa  f 

atice  of  th#  peacv  lor  ibt  fiDtinry  or  c^«x.     no  «.  in 

itanary,  ITOMi,  aftd  fiftr^Dt,  «•«  buried  ■(  Wal- 

ir  of  Richard  I 


^      of  Balta  and  Wella,  (I 
y\      laa  in  Walla,  by  tin 


>.  Saaanna, 


■  inNoTan 


RicHibD,  hit  keir. 
llrata.  beir  to  bta  bntbar. 

Sainu.  •>.  Id  VknlBla.  bi  Nr.  WUta,  a  eouUer- 
bM(  laianhant  and  planirr  ttaen. 
r  Riebard  v-u  lairnuw  nf  NnKh  CamUaa,  ODdar 
afler  bla  retvra  u  EsfUBd. 


t.  Sia  BicBuiD  Kiaaaan,  haft,  vfea  «■ 

•I.  Sia  Ut'cH  Biauaa,  bM  ww'xi 
Geoniaaiid  •■.  Ibeia;  bvllyiaciawlaMtal 
BkaD»»Mi:T  became  EiTiacT- 

irmt^k-tfat.  a  feaae  vaij,  kets^B  ■ 


EVLES,  OF  LONl 


■i 


meircd  ite  hmoar  of  ki>l«bibOBd  tr^  M 
11.  in  (ha  iaat  year  of  thai  prlBea-a  n^>.  J 
«at  ibra  Lord  mayor  of  LoAdan.  aBd  eeaBM4 ' 
ihair  on  tba  arriial  of  iba  Pruce  of  Onam- 


I.  Sarab.  m.  to  Joacph  Kaaba  *>}laa,a(. 
r.  Uary.  m.  u  Sir  Jabs  SaiyCh.  tat. 


Sir  Jobn  itdrladaiSmilh  Brsan  HaO^lkM 
ofWilb.    Uiabrolbcf. 
I.  Paifiria  Eiiu,  m*   an  mlBiM  ^m* 

renwa  af  ihe  Kaai  Indu  Coakraar.  *m  a 
BiaoiiT  by  A'laf  Oaoani  I,  lai  »,  nata.lf 
ra.  Eliubatb.  dauxbter  of  Mr.  Aytr. «  la* 
(baal.  and  by  that  lady,  wto  d.  Ml  AfoLf 


1.  EUiabrlh,  ■>.  to  Sit  ni^  CHb  t 
hrifteHdonbary.  U  Ik.  eauty  ^  KM 

t.  -    —  ■  il    ■  T' 

frey  ItlfVeya.  kut. 


aRrdl. 


ihftfftmbar.ira.     lie  • 


1.  bybii 


diughlcr  of  Sir  John  ErFlyn,  knt. 
Wert  Drn>,  mnd  widow  or  sir  Jill 
Wny :  by  Ihli  Ud J  hi>  loril.bip  Irfl 


OctolHrj  lOSf ,  aged  bi 


*.  EliHtntb.  m.  to  Sir  Thnmu  Fanthiwe, 

Wight. 

sn^nkCni. 

Elita,  m.  ta  George  Tiyla*.  e(  CUdM 

1.  Simim  (Sir),  km.  tnpiind  t3rd  Apn1.  ION:  m. 

Aldermaii  Pmrington  t.  la  IWJ.  ^id 

Kathirlne.Kniiid  diuitatcr  and  colwirof  Sir 

™y,  ul  wide™  if  KEighBn  FBmr.'.  »,. 

Iw 

HitT-fiT.  in  IMl,  wbo  ■>.  As-.  «M#1 

,  WilUr.  bapti^d  til  SapUTnber,  IMS. 

,  RicaiiD.  olnboin  prcMDlly. 

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ha. 

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RicKiao.  Ua  h<ir. 

Thorn..,  <t.<u>n  in  IW. 

.  Mary.  ».  10  Willi™  Newc.  of  C«.l  Hadhun. 

JahD, 

Franre*.  m.  flM.  to  Sir  Ctarta  Oakl 

.  Joan,  n.  ttnl.  1°  William,  third  am  sf  Sir  OUiar 

modir,  to  Hear,  Bdniaiida.aa«.tf  T 
Ai.n'«'''loWllli.n  VI>.D.WDay«iM 

Philip  Warwick,  knt. 

■  Kl.«l»lb. 

tiriHl,  «.  n  BushUB  OobUI.  M.D.  a 

I.  Sia  HicHiaiiFiiKniHri.kDi.baptlHdlMiJunc. 
IMS.  M.  P.  (or  the  unl'enity  of  Cambrides,  wai  crr- 
■ttd  a  Biaonrr  *nd  September.  Iiuo.  He  m.  Idth 
Hay.  IM4,  Anne,  eldeil  danfhter  uf  Sir  John  Harri- 
•oa,  knt.  of  Ball*,  in  Heru.  and  bad,  with  aeTeral 


1.  Sia  RicBian  F» 


i-Or,  a  cber.  bmwa 


FARINGTON,  OF  CHrCHESTF.R. 


a^ 


Tao'afl  F^aiKVTOir,  paq.  dearendvd  from  a  jroq>i| 
hmltaer  of  Partaiton  nl  PariniUu.  in  LanDaahli*.  ■ 


JaHH  PiaiRcTaii,  N<' •)' 
n.  Ant.  Anna,  dauihtsral 
lad  by  her,  who  died  in  111 


Tiiaiu>FiaiKimia,« 

that  city.     He  n.  »iHl>Bn>aiTrarM.i 
place,  and  bad  i»ae. 
tavt  (Sir),  bit  beir. 

Danial  BrMd,  af  Kewp 


belh.  only  dauihUr  and  batr  •<  Jrta  N 
at  Enhais.  and  bad  i-M, 

Miller,  ban.  and  tf.  f.  V  •■  te  MM 


FELLOWS,  OF  CARSRAL101 

:>*u  Mth  Jan.  llW-ia.— Euimt  10* 


July.  IIM,  apd  Sflrlhlw.  ud.  H  »•  U 

Carahalton  nh-agsnUy  Ma^>4  ■  MB 
llardwirke,  asd  aftvr  hT  "      "^"^ 

pole,  frgm  wheal  II  w 


FEL 


FEN 


OF  PLAYFORD. 


Extinct 
Itdi  Not.  17191 


y  of  Felton,  firerioiuly  Mated  at 
reuMnred  to  Playford,  in  the  Mine 
( that  estate  in  nuunriafe  with  the 

•q.  of  Shotley,  eon  of  John  Pelton, 

Icott,  married  Margery,  daughter 

Sampoon,  esq.  of  Playford,  and 

aeq.  of  Playfbrd,  liring  4  HsnaT 
A,  dani^tcr  of  Thomat  Seckford, 

9f 

eeq.  of  Playford.  who  ».  Mary, 

hard  CaTendiah  knt.  of  Trimley, 

nghter  of  Sir  William  Brandon, 

deoeaM,  SO  Euzamktu,  one  Mn 

,  TtS. 

>ir. 

iMKno  Colby,  eaq.  of  Beocle*. 
»hn  Cotton,  eaq.  of  Emmz. 
Uiard  Freeton,  eaq.  of  Mendbam. 

roN,  K.  B.  of  Playford,  high  she- 
597,  m.  Rliaabeth,  daughter  of 
nd  WM  «.  by  his  aon, 
.  eaq.  of  Playford,  who  wm  ere- 
h  Jaly,  leM.  He  ■■.  Dorothy, 
ttngbome  Cawdy,  knt.  and  had  a 

.TON,  of  Playford,  who  m.  SiiMn- 
ir  Lionel  Talmach,  hart,  of  Hcl- 
aaur, 

nnreiHiTe  baronets. 

D  in  the  amy.  d.  s.  p. 

-ertor  of  Loiik  Melford,  in  SiiflToIk, 

wIU  May,  mill  had  one  Mm, 

lo  died  yotinK. 

:,  to  llMmiaji  llrrbort.  eni\.  and  se* 

incts,  Ijord  Howard  of  Ktfingham. 

imt  to  Allaxtfiu ;  and  secoiidl>  to 

ley,  knc.  of  Boxted. 


111.  Eltiabeth,  d.  vnm. 
Sir  Henry  Felton  died  in  IflM,  and  waa  «.  by  Ua  aon, 
III.  Sir  Adam  Pblton,  of  Flayford,  who  m.  BUaa- 
betfa,  daughter  of  Sir  George  RerMby,  of  lliryberi^. 
in  Yorkahire,  widow,  first,  of  Sfar  Franda  Fo^iaaibe, 
bart. ;  secondly,  of  Edward  Homer,  ea^ ;  and  thirdly, 
of  William,  Viacount  Caatlemaine.  By  thia  lady  he 
had  no  iasne,  and  dying  in  February,  16B0,  waa  s,  by 
hia  brother, 

IT.  Sir  Tbom as  Fklton .  of  Playford,  comptroller  of 
the  queen 'a  houaehold,  who  M.ljady  Elisabeth  Howard, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  JamM,  Lord  Howard  de  Wal- 
den  and  Karl  of  Suflblk,  and  had  an  only  daughter 
and  heir, 

Rlisabkth,  m.  to  John  Hbrtkt,  esq.  of  Ickworth, 
who  was  created  Earl  op  Bristol  in  1714,  and 
from  this  marriage  descend 
Frrukrick-William,  present  Marqoiss  or 
Bristol,  and  Cuarlrs,  Lord  Howard  dr 
Waldbn. 
Sir  Thonua  died  Snd  March,  17M,  and  was  s.  by  his 
brother, 

T.  Sir  Compton  Frlton,  who  m,  Frances,  daughter 
of  Mr.  Finch  of  Playford,  and  had  an  only  daughter 
and  heir, 

EusA  BiTH ,  m.  to  John  Platers,  esq.  of  Worlingham. 

Sir  Compton  d.  ISth  Norember,  1710,  aged  sixty-nine, 
and  with  him  the  Baronktct  ripirrd. 


Amu — Gu.  two  lions  paasant  in  pale  erm.  crowned 


or. 


FENWICK,  OF  FENWICK  AND 
WALLINGTON. 


Crratko 
tfth  June,  loss. 


Extinct 
37th  Jan.  1007. 


Db  Fbnwtkb,  Lord  of  the  Castell  and  Tower  of 
Penwykp,  and  lord  of  the  manor  in  the  pariah  of 
Stamfordhiun,  NorthumlMirland,  living  Itmp.  Hknrt 
I.  and  Stbphrn,  was  father  of 

Sir  Hobbrt  ub  Fknwtkb,  knt.  Lord  of  the  Castell 
and  Tower  of  Fenwykc,  ti:mp.  Hf  nkt  II.  and  KicH- 
ARf)  I.  whose  son  and  successur. 

Sir  Rubbrt  db  Fbnwtbk,  knt.  Lord  of  Fcnwyke 
and  the  two  Matfen*,*  living  in  the  reign  of  JoBN, 


t^l  fr'rtn  ili^  Ft-nMicke  fi«mily  rfboal 
t  wa*  Mild  to  Ml.  I)4ielri5h,  «>r  Dun- 
»m  whom  it  ram*-  to  the  Klarki-tt 
■nt  Sir  Kdwanl  Blarkrit.  tuirt.  Imi 

II4II.  Mr.  Friiwirke,  who  told 
I>r«-enibcT,  1744,  ai;^!  righl>-foiir, 

•  id.  who  ^.  *iiHl  October.  17UH, 
»oDS  and  two   diiushtcra.     Of  the 

c«].  of  Morpcih,  m.  aboat  1720, 
ighur  and  cv-hcir  of  John  Wilkin- 
ind  Barbara,  hit  wife,  dao{ht«r  and 
ilsoa,  c»q.  ol  Lunffrainlin^ton,  and 
I  S7th  ilreerober,  1007,  and  d.  30th 
•vcDiy-tix,  left  at  hia  deccaM*,  llat 
a;  ilie  youngt-r,  William,  of  the 
t.    Tbr  rider, 

rc 


John  Fknwickk,  ctt\.  M.D.  i»f  Morpeth,  b.  0th  Marrh, 
17*/'/,  m.  Mary,  yoiiiii(>>«t  daoghtrr  of  John  Thornton,  esq. 
of  NVthfTwitton,  ton  and  hfir  of  Nicholas  Thornton,  rtq. 
of  Nfihcrwitlou  Ca^ilr,  N<»rthniiib«rland,  by  his  wifr, 
Auiie,  f4>coii(l  Haajjhti-r  of  Sir  John  Swiuburnv,  bart.  of 
OaphcHtoii  ('j^llf,  in  the  Mine  rounty,  and  hit  wife,  Isa- 
bel, iM>lr  daughter  and  hrircst  of  Ifrnry  l«awM»n,  ex}.  of 
itroa»h  Hall,  in  the  coonty  of  Yoik,by  Catherine, daagh- 
ter  and  ro-hi-in-st  of  Sir  Willirfni  Fenwicke,  kol.  <»f 
Meldon.  After  her  father  wat  clain  at  Melton  Mowbray, 
in  the  M-rvicc  of  Charlrs  II.  her  mother  re-marricil  Sir 
Francis  Kadclytf,  bart.  who  was  created  Earl  of  Dcr- 
wentwater,by  Jaurs  II.  By  Mary,  his  wife,  who  died 
0th  November,  1773,  Mr.  Fenwick  left  at  hb  deeease, 
33rd  December,  1783,  aged  sixty-one,  two  sous  and  three 
daoghters,  vix. 

I    Jahbs,  his  heir. 

IttS 


FKN 


FEN 


had  three  miu,  Adam,  William,  and  Thomas.    The 
third. 

Sir  Thovas  di  Fknwtkk,  knt.  Lord  of  Fenwyke 
anJ  Capheaton,  acid  the  latter  to  Alan  de  Swinbume, 
in  IS74,  by  dee.l,  sealed  with  his  coat  of  arms,  *'  Per 
fesse  gn.  and  arg.  six  martlets  counterchanged."  His 
son, 

Sir  Thomas  db  Fknwtkk,  Ix>rd  of  Fenwyke,  knight- 
ed by  Edward  I.  in  1S8A.  was  father,  inter  afku,_o{ 

Al«n  db  Fknwtkk,  who  m.  the  daughter  and  heir 
of  Barrett,  of  Walker,  and  was  s.  by  bin  son, 

Sir  John  dk  Fenwtkr,  knt.  Iiord  of  Fenwyke.  she- 
riflr  of  Northumberland  in  1300.  He  ».  Elisabeth, 
daughter  and  C4>  heir  oi  Sir  Alan  Heaton.knt.  of  Hea- 
ton  Castle,  and  had  two  sons, 

Allan  (Sir),  knt.   I«i>rd  of  Fenwyke,  a  prisoner 
with  his  brother  John  in  Scotland  ut  the  (leriod 
of  his  father's  demise.    He  left  a  son, 
HiiNRT  (Sirj,  knt.  of  Fenwyke.  at  whose  dtr- 
cease,  without  male  issue,  Fenwyke  went 
to  his  cousin,  John  Fenwicke,  of  Newbum 
and  Wallington,  while  the  lands  of  Heaton 
were  divided  between  his  six  daughters  and 
co-heirs. 
John  (Sir),  knt.  of  whose  line  we  have  to  treat. 
The  second  son, 

Sir  John  dk  Fenwickk.  knt.  a  warrior  of  the  mar- 
tial reign  of  Hlnrt  V.  served  that  monarch  with  dis- 
tinction in  his  French  wars,  and  obtained  in  recom- 
pense, from  hiii  royal  master,  the  lordship  of  Trouble- 
Tille,  in  Normandy,  and  pemiinsion  to  bear  for  his 
motto,  **  A  tous  junrs  loyal."    His  son  and  heir, 

John  Fknwickb,  es(i.  of  Newbum,  m.  first,  Mary, 
youngest  daughter  and  co-heir  of  William  del  Strothor, 
of  Kirkharle.  by  Joan,  his  wife,  only  daughter  of  Ro- 
bert de  Wallington,  Lord  of  Wallington,  and  had 
issue, 

John,  of  Newbum,  father  by  Isabella,  his  wife,  of 
Ralph,  who  had  two  sons:  the  elder,  Williani, 
died  Jt-p.;  the  other  was  fouml  by  un  inquest, 
7th  March,  1501,  to  be  "  fatnus  ct  idiota." 
William,  of  whuin  presently. 
Robt'rt,  of  Chibbiirius  from  whom  the  Fe.nwickl^ 
of  Kentoa  huiI  Kiitterby. 
John  Fenwirkf  m.  secondly,  Klizabeth,  sister  of  Sir 
Roi^r   WiildrinRton.    knt.   and   had   other   childrt>n, 
frum  whom  derivrJ  thtt  FeiiwickoM  of  .St.intuii,  Nun- 
nykirk,  Harbottl'.*,  Krinkburni',  Kartt  llcddon,  Grom- 
I'-ighton,  and  Langxliaws.    Tho  oerond  son  of  the  first 
marriaK**, 

Wii.iJAM  Fr.NWirKE,  esq.  of  Fenwyck^,  m.  Joan, 
daughtrr  and  coheir  of  Thomas  Musgrave.  of  Ryall. 
and  d\ini:  h«>for«>  3rd  July,  IKt,  was  i.  by  his  son, 

John  Fe>wickk.  esq.  of  Walliiuton  and  Kyal. 
funnd  to  b<*  next  hi^irof  Hrnry  Fenwicke  in  I3ol,  and 


as  such,  had  Fenwicke  TowvTf  4kc  awai 
in  15M.  He  m.  Margerjt  dRogbMr  ef 
bottle,  and  had  two  aoiu :  JoHx.  his  heir; 
ofBitchfleld.    The  elder, 

John  Frnwickr,  esq.  Lord  of  Fcavicl 
lington,  M.  Joan  Cla^ering,  and  waa  «.  b^ 

Sir  Rug  eh  Fknwickb,  knt.   Lord  of  Fi 
Wallington.  who  m.  Dorothy,  dan^cer 
Widdrington,  of  Widdrington.  and  had  o 

Sir  William  Fknwickk.  hat.  of  Wall 
about  the  year  15M,  wliooe  wardship  aad 
queen  granted  November  3,  I5M,  to  Wil 
esq.  and  on  May  10,  I5ri,  being  then  of 
had  especial  living  of  the  lands  of  whic 
died  seised  at  the  Redeiiwire  skirmish,  9th 

"  Frond  WallinL'tun  was  wrMind«4  s« 
Albrit  he  was  a  Fonwicke  ftirs.** 

Sir  William  had  lands  demised  to  hia  by 
J « MRS  1.  The  family  c<itatti  according  to  t 
Northumberland  in  10  Glixabcth,  consiso 
nor  and  castle  of  Fenwicke,  tho  Tills  aad  m 
lington  Cwhere he  resided).  Walker, CaaiHi 
Herterton  Hall,  Catcherside.  half  of  R; 
leighton,  (Snnuerton,  and  Hawick,  with  L 
Matfen.  also  of  the  villa  Esheaden,  of 
Hawick.  His  will,  dated  3rd  December, 
at  York  13th  March.  1013.  directs  his  bod 
ried  at  Stannerton.  and  gives  to  his  seem 
Ham,  the  lordship  of  Meldon,  &c.  Acr.  Sir 
first,  Grace,  daufl^ter*  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Jt 
knt.  of  Kdderatone,  I^ord  Warden  sf 
marches,  and  had  issue.  John.  He  m.  wet 
paret,  daughter  of  William  Sclby,  csf .  of 
and  had  issue, 

1.  William  (Sir),  knt.  of  MelJon. 
II.  Rogrr,  of  Shortflah,  from  wfaus  wr 
wickes  of  Bywell. 

I.  Elisabeth,  m.  Sir  Cau  lias  Forslrr.af 

castli',  created  a  IlARU^n  7th  VaR 

II.  Dorothy,     iii.  Aune.    iv.  MargSRt 

Tho  sou  by  the  firmt  marriage, 

1.  Sir  John  FExwukB.  knt.  of  Wallia 
tliirty^fivc  >(.'ars  old  1 4th  September,  li 
thf  inquest  after  the  death  of  hi«  father  a 
and  from  whimi  he  iiihfrited  Frnwickr.  Es 
Wallinpton,  Cnnihoe,  Walker.  EahinjrtBa,<'i 
Kyal,  Livi>rthn|><>.  and  H.ir<>wood:  t«A  m 
wicke,  two  in  ratrliiT<iii>,  nue  in  (.rr'-nlntl 
in  Lout^witton,  two  in  Hawkwell  and  Braat 
which  he  had  Mptvi.il  living,  13th  Febraar^.l 
John  For«tfr,  hi*  grandfather.  Mild  April,  M 
upon  him  thr  manor  and  capital  mmsiiagrrf' 
with  land:*  and  tcn^mi-nta  thrrv.  and  4iick 
Bayfield   or    i'rinrt>ii«riies.    Hotlaud  Paiit 


II.  Jiiliii-K4l|ih,  of  tlu>  city  of  Durham,  \«ho  m.  Do- 
Miths,  vlfif*tt  daii',;hli'r  and  cn-licir  o|  Rohrri 
•SprrfMiian,  v«ii.  ol' OM  Acrv*,  in  the  cmint^  uf 
Dmham,  hut  had  no  imiitr. 

I    (tiithfiinc. 

II.  Mari:.ir«l,  m.  Wi11i.-im  Ch.irlton,  r«i|.  of  Hf«lry. 
Hid i>.  and  d.  I'ilh  Miirh,  lrt.t-i.  ii-.iviii::  i>llr  niil) 
chihl,  the  pn-iicut  Wii.i.iia  Johm    Chiklion. 

•■•'I 
III    .M4i>,  m.  to  <!rn«'i.^l  Dt-  M.iiliiim-,  of  iIh-  Fnnch 
siinjr,  and  \va-^  i*<iii-.  Willi-tiii  di  M.iitviinv. 

Tlif  eldr«l  inn, 

Jam».ii   Fk.^wickk |.  of    I^'iii^witiiiu  Hall,  in    (he 

paii«h  of  Uailhurn.  Ni>rlliiimlH'ilaiiil,  h.  \'\\\\  Orinhi-i, 
I7VI,  IN.  J  nil-,  only  ciiihi  ami  li<-iri-<»  uf  John  Maiilit.-ii>, 
e«q  "I  I«iiiiierr4iMlmi;ti>n,  in  tin*  rmini^  (if  N«»rthiinih<'i- 
lanrf.  th**   la«t    «»f   ihi-    lymeframlinutun    branch    of   thf 

nohh    h<Mi I    El'',  n«>w   nprt-M  nti-d  b>   thi-   Duki-  nf 

RiiiUiid.aiifi  d.  Ht  |jiin::wiltiMi  llin..iid  F<:briiJi>.  1N37, 
air*- J  prvi'niv  ri];hl.  ha\inie  had  i<>iii-, 


I.  John  M«.NNka«.  of  Lion«fr«niliacioa.  • 
hrii;iml,  A    IHfhMav.l.'M. 

II.  WillMin,  majiir  lu  I'hv  V3nl  Rojril"* 
It-fio.  h  I  lih  Ani;n«l.  1707,  aad  d.  «  I 
Mill  Srptt-inbvr,  1^.17.  a£i-d  f«Kty. 

III.  Jaiiii'iTliiima*.   M   D.  trf    BUrkril  ft" 
c  i!iili'-ii[Miu-r\n*',  b.  I  Jib  Jiiae,  17i^ 

IV.  F.dn;inl.  X.  7th'Oct..bfr.  I*«M. 
\.  Thiirnton.  h.  :(nd  Apiil.  IMU. 

VI.  Th<iina»,  d.  7ih  .\l:i>,  1^21. 
VII.  M4nnl'^^.  A.  Iltli  Jal>.  IMH. 
I.  Jaiir.  h.  rind  V|irtiiilN-r.  l!«Ol.  bl  IHt 
1h:l'»,  to  llrni>  Mnnlxnnirr  Hi«ki»< 
(I,n*r   .mil  Ti«--liinn>irk,  In  tbr  o«si' 
iniHiih.  an-l  d.  ai   R>»««.  la  llmfit^ 
l)«Tvmbi*i,  I>i3,  Ir-ivms  aa  («l«  datf 

!  J.inv-Hrnriciia  11 1'skiai. 

I       *  tleaniir,  .in>itiirr  *i<frr.M.  Sir  FiaacuR* 
,  tKn  ol  thf  r.jil  u{  Rrdfortl. 

194 


FEN 


FEN 


thcs  of  Hexlwm,  Acombe,  Anick*,  Sandhoe 
Pallowfteld.  In  1018  be  porcluucd  Roth- 
I  Sure, and  in  UH9  the  regality  of  Hexham, 
ig  train  of  manors.  He  wa«  in  partiament 
■outh  and  for  the  county  of  Northumber- 
asa  1.  and  1,  It,  13,  19,  and  10  Cuaklxs  1. 
named  king,  in  lOM,  created  him  a  baro- 
member  of  die  Hoiue  of  Commons  in  the 
meat,  his  loyalty  was  so  conspicnoos  as  to 
a  the  honour  of  being  pat  into  the  band  of 
,  who,  on  January  SS,  1043,  were  discharged 
id  for  sitting  and  being  any  longer  members 
ise  daring  that  parliament,  for  deserting 
of  tibe  boose,  and  being  in  the  king's  quar- 
dhrring  to  that  party.  He  died  about  1058. 
fed  issue  by  his  first  wife,  Catherine,  daagh- 
lenry  Slingsby,  knt.  of  Sniam  in  the  west 
k'orkshire,  three  children,  John  Fenwicke, 
nel  of  a  regiment  of  drugoons.  m.  Mary, 
f  George  Sclby,  knt.  of  WhitehaTen,  near 
lie  county  of  Dublin,  and  was  slain  in  the 
larscon  Moor  July  S,  IGM,  d.  $.  p.  Cathe- 
liaaiech.  Sir  John  m.  Sndly,  Grace,  dan.  of 
laia.  esq.  of  Kirkharle,  and  had  issue, 
uaa  (Sir),  knt.  his  heir.        ii.  Allan. 

X,  m.  to  Peter  Venables,  esq.  son  and  heir 
Peter  TenaUes,  baron  of  Kinderton. 


WiLLiAV  PtNwicKB,  of  WaOiogton,  aged 
1 1000,  who  was  retamed  in  1043,  to  the  long 

in  the  room  of  his  father,  then  discharged 

id  becanM  a  stanch  supporter  of  the  Com- 

He  died  in  1070,  and  left  by  Jane,  his 

htcr  of  Henry  Stapleton,  esq.  of  Wighill, 

a  son  and  heir, 

IwHN  Pknwickk,  of  Fenwicke  and  Walling- 
■ber  of  the  healing  parliament  25th  April, 
f  the  suoccssire  parliaments  of  Chari.ks  II. 

II.  He,  Sir  John,  possessed  consi«lerab1e 
,  iras  romantically  attached  to  the  House  of 
t  his  "  moral  character,"  as  a  supporter  of 
s  trial  observed,  '*  wa*  none  of  the  best." 
ted  the  estates  of  a  long  line  of  aucestry, 
ted  of  high  treason,  and  beheaded  ;  but  he 
lid  traits  in  his  character,  and  good  men 
lealh  on  account  of  the  harfh  and  anronsti- 
fasurr  by  wbtcb  it  was  accomplished.  Af- 
at  firr  of  lAtudtm  in  1(M0,  he  built  the  gmat 
(net's  Hospital,  in  which  the  boys  dine  un<l 

restless  spirit  bad  led  biro,  in  the  year 
list  in  onr^rting  plans  fur  tbe  restoration 
lau  U.  but  in  lOCM,  finding  that  goTem- 
tequaiate<i  with  bis  proceedings,  he  set  out 
t.  but  was  apprehended  at  New  Komney,  in 
aitted  toth«  tower,  and  indict>-d  at  the  Old 

the  oaths  of  Cirorge  Portrr,  esq.  and  Cor- 
taa,  Rcut.  on  tbe  tSth  of  May  of  that  year 
passing  sud  imagining  the  death  and  de- 
4  the  king,  and  adhering  to  bis  enemies," 
%  his  case  a  had  oi.e.  be  and  his  friends,  bv 
■as  and  suggestions,  got  hi-*  trial  put  otT  till 
afeoeed<4  by  golden  penuasions  in  n-moving 
•at  nt  tbe  country.  There  was  therefore  now 
ritaeas  against  him,  and  as  parliament  had 
t  pissrd  a  law  **  That  no  person  should  be 
tainted  of  high  trrason,  whfn  corruption  of 
curred,  but  by  the  oath  of  two  lawful  wit- 
less the  party  confcus,  stand  mute,"  &c.  he 
tcfaa  to  rely  on  the  uniform  prurtic**  of  the 
tdge  by  law  or  precedent,  ami  Vt  hope  that 
p  against  him  would  be  stayed,     lie  wa^ 
o  to  try  the  experiment  of  soitening  WiU 
ift,  by  a  foil  disclosure  of  his  own  and  lu» 
«s'  gatll  in  a  written  account  of  their  plans 


•  < 


and  proceedings.      Besides  the  persons  immediately 
engaged  with  him  in  '<  the  plot,"  Admiral  Rnaaell, 
Lord  Marlborough,  the  Duke  of  Shrewsbury,  Lords 
Godolphin  and  Both,  Sir  Ralph  Delaral,  and  othara, 
all  eminently  known  and  beliered  to  be  in  the  intC' 
rest  of  the  government,  and  none  but  which  were  in 
some  post  of  trust  and  employment  in  it,  were  accused 
in   his  informations,  **  of  correspondencies   and  in- 
trigues carried  on  with  the  court  of  St.  Germain,  and 
though  this  account  is  known  now  to  be  true  in  every 
particular,  it  neither  gained  William's  favour,  nor 
served  the  design  of  Fenwicke.     William  indeed  is 
said  to  have  entertained  a  personal  enmity  against 
Fenwicke,  for  some  expressions  reflecting  on  his  con- 
duct, when  he  served  in  the  army  in  Holland.     On  die 
0th  of  November,  1000,  the  king  laid  these  informap 
tions  before  the  House  of  Commons,  which  bniught  in 
a  bill  of  attainder  against  bim,  summoned  him  to  its 
bar,  and  endeavoured  to  draw  further  confession  from 
him,  which  he  steadily  declined  to  do,  alleging  that 
he  had  made  a  full  disclosure  to  the  king.    The  bill 
was  supported  and  opposed  with  great  seal  and  abi- 
lity.    Powerful  arguments  were  advanced  to  justify 
parliament  in  proceeding  to  judgment  upon  bills  of 
attainder,  contrary  to  the  roles  and  maxims  of  West- 
minster Hall.    On  the  opposite  side  it  was  shewn  that 
parliament  could  not  consistt-ntly  move  an  enactment 
contrary  to  the  salutary  law  it  had  passed  in  the  last 
session,  that  no  one  should  be  convicted  of  treason  but 
on  the  oath  of  two  witnesses.     But  the  stem  spirit 
that  ruled  tbe  laud  in  William's  day  was  a  stranger 
to  mercy :  Sir  John  was  condemned  by  a  law  made 
on  purpose  to  stain  the  scaffold  with  his  blood,  made 
after  the  crime  was  done  for  which  he  was  accused  by 
a  guilty  oppressor,  a  proceeding"  which  cannot  be  too 
much  condemned  as  a  breach  of  the  most  sacred  and 
unalterable  rules  of  justice,"  which  will  stand  as  a 
lasting  reproach  upon  the  persons  who  commenced 
and  supported  it.*  Tlie  ayes  for  tbe  act  were  180,  noes 
150,  majority  33.    In  the  Hotute  of  Lords  the  majority 
was  only  seven,  and  forty  peers,  seven  of  whom  were 
bishops,  entered  their  protest  against  it.    One  act  of 
mercy  was  allowed  to  Sir  John,  he  was  not  dragged 
through  the  street  to  be  hanged  at  Tyburn  as  the  law 
required,  bat  the  king  in  consideration  it  is  supposed 
of  the  high  rank  of  Lady  Fenwicke,  by  his  writ  of  18th 
January,  1097,  omitted  all  execution  of  the  act  of  for- 
feiture except  beheading  him  on  Tower  Hill,  which 
was  done  on  the  27th  of  that  month.     He  met  his  fate 
with  great  firmneNS  and  composure  in  the  fifty-second 
year  of  his  age.     His  body  was  buried  near  the  altar 
of  St.  Martin's  church,  near  those  of  his  three  sons, 
Charles,  who  died  «.  p.  of  the  small-pox,  aged  sixteen, 
William  died,  aged  six  years,  Howard  died,  aged  one 
and  a-half,  all  buried  in  St.  Martins,  London.    His 
only  daughter  and  eldest  child,  Jane  Fenwicke,  was 
buried  in  St.  Nicholas,  Newcastle.     Sir  John's  wife 
was  Lady  Mary  Howard,  eldest  daughter  of  Charles, 
Larl  of  Carlisle.    This  faithful  and  amiable  lady  ex- 
erted herself  with  the  moiit  devoted  x«>al  and  tender- 
ness to  save  the  life  of  her  husband.    She  endeavoured 
with  theacrency  of  one  Chancy  to  get  the  two  witnesses 
to  withdraw,  and  succeeded  with  Ciooduian,  but  the 
upright  Captain  Porter  after  taking  a  bribe  of  jL'300, 
made  a  ili<M:overy  to  government.     She  al.^to  re<|uested 
to  b«'  a  sharer  with  him  in  his  confinement,  which  he 
would  not  permit,  because  "  he  knew  it  would  kill 
her."     'I'hf   following  inscription   is  on  a  monument 
in   the    Huwani    aisle,   in    York  Cathedral.     "  This 
monumental  pillar  is  erected  and  dedicated   by   the 
Right  Honourable  the   Lady    Mary  Fenwicke,  elde^t 
daughter  to   Charles   Howard,  Karl  of  Carlisle,  as  a 
testimony  of  resjtect  to  the  memory  of  Sir  John  Fen- 


*  Hodgion'ii  NurthimiberlaiKl. 
1»3» 


FER 


F£R 


wicke,  bait,  of  Fenwibke  Caiitle,  in  the  ooonty  of  Nor- 
thumberland* her  droGased  hunband,  by  vhom  ahe  had 
fonr  children*  one  daughter  and  three  Mna.  Jane, 
lier  eldest*  died  Tery  young*  and  was  buried  in  a  rault 
in  tlie  pariah  churdi  of  St.  Nicholas,  Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne  ;  GharlKM,  William* and  Howard,  her  three  sons, 
do  all  lie  with  their  fother  in  the  parish  diurch  of  St. 
Martin-in-the- Fields*  London*  where  he  was  interred 
98th  January.  1006*  aged  fifty-two.  Lady  Fenwicke 
died  S7th  October*  1708,  aged  fifty. 

^rwM— Per  fcsse  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  counter^ 
chanf;e«I. 


FERMOR,  OF  WELCHES. 


CaiATRD 

4tb  May*  ITlTt, 


Extinct 
'i  til  Oct.  I7H4. 


Hineage. 

TliP  family  of  Fomior  came  oripnally  out  of  France 
in  the  rrii'.ii  of  KitwARh  III.  and  branches  of  it  con- 
tinnKd  to  a  rpcent  iwriod  in  Picardy*  whfre  probably 
thi;  name  may  )ot  be  found.  In  the  Visitation  of 
SiiNiwx,  a 

John  FEanoR  is  the  first  mentioned,  and  he  was 
p«)H!«ibiy  the  Frenchman  who  settled  in  that  county  in 
the  latter  end  of  Kdwaru's  rei((ii.     His  son  and  heir* 
Wai.trr  FKSMdR,  married  Margery  Lee*  an  heiress* 
and  was  father  of 
John  Fkrvor,  father  of  anothrr 
John  Fkrwor*  who»e  son* 
John  Fckuor.  was  .«.  by  his  son  and  l.cir, 
\ViM,i*M  Fkrmor,  fathor  of 

Ai  KWNDiiK  I'kkmmr,  e«»q.  of  Wrh'hPB,  in  the  county 
of  Sii-^si  X,  who  III.  VAi/.n)H-t\i .  il:iiiKhli-r  of  William 
Fowlf,  <>if>|.  of  UiviThuIl.  in  tho  same  county*  and  wan 
V.  h\  hirt  clth'iit  Mon, 

\\'ii.i.i\M  l'F.R"»ioR,rj«|.of  Wrlrln'H,  who  w^rof*idinp 
fh«T«'  ill  tho  I7th  of  Ki.iztiiKMi.  He  wi.  first,  Misj* 
Fulwar,  but  hy  hrr  hail  no  insxtv ;  secondly,  Kli7.ihcth 
or  Aniif,  tiaiightrr  of  (Jeon;e  Srott*  emi.  of  CunKbcrst, 
ill  K*>nt,  and  by  tliat  lady  had, 

\\  illiam,  who  m.  Alice,  daii^htor  of  --  Williams, 

rM|.  of  thi!  rity  of  I^iMtdon,  but  ft.  x.  p, 
Aiiiii',  m.  to  Ah'xamlvr  I'lliof.  f^q.  of    Rihh'hani. 
in  the  t'ounty  of  Suitscx. 
Mr  M.  thinlly.  Manjarrt,  daughter  of  William  Squire, 
esq.  of  the  city  of  Ixmdoii,  and  had 
\i.R\  whkr.  hiH  hrir. 

Hritl;^<t.  M  }'ir.-t.  John  ()li\<>.  rnq.  of  llahtin^t,  and 
had  iMiiK',  Hirh.ird,  Judith,  and  Mar^art't.  Shi> 


wedded,  ■eeoadly,  th*  Her. 
and  by  hfan  had  a  mo. 
Ho  was  s.  hy  his  only  aurtlfiaif 

Alrkandu  FniMOB,  eeq.  of  Wclrh<i,B*li 
Tliis  gentleman*  diatingiiiahdl,  lor  Ua  fafyalr 
Charles  I.  raised  an  independent  oompanv  < 
for  the  serrioe  of  that  prince  dnriac  the  dril 
for  that  act  of  fidelity  sobaeqneDtlymifered  a 
dose  imprismiinent  at  Lewea,  in  Snasnt.  B 
Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  Antihony  Fowle. « 
therfield*  in  the  same  ooonty*  nnd  had  Issae, 
William,  his  heir. 

Henry*  m.  Mary*  dan^ter  of  —  Blsfcl 
ford*  in  Sussex,  and  had  a  son,  who  tf 
Anthony,  d,  unm. 

Rliiabeth*  m.  to  Walter  Lapp,  gene 
Margaret.  Mary. 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Fkriior*  eeq.  of  Welrkes.  whe 
years  of  age  in  1034*  and  wc  And  him  in  I 
rister-at-law.  He  m.  first*  Mary*  daarhler  • 
Pickering,  esq.  of  the  county  of  8i 
Alexander,  who  died  young.  He 
Margaret*  daughter  of  Peter  Bock,  esq.  ef  1 
and  by  her  had  a  son, 

William*  who  M.  Elisabeth  Shorth«Me.aad 
Mary*  the  wife  of  Charles  Berv,  esq.  • 
He   weddc^d,  thirdly*   Martha,  daoidhter  ef 
Tliomas*  gent,  of  Kent,  and  had  issoe, 
Hrnry*  his  heir. 

James,  m.  Mrs.  Luck,  b>it  <!.  s.  p. 
Charles,  in.  a  dau.  of  SirTbeop.  Joaea.h 
John,  colonel  in  the  army  and  M.  P.  Id 
bnry,  d.  unm.  in  Deoeniber*  I7tt. 
The  eldest  son  and  hoir, 

I.  Hknry  Fkrmor,  esq.  of  Welrhee,  in  A 
of  Susifcx,  was  created  a  DARtiNBT  by  JCimg  i 
Itli  May.  1729,  with  spenal  reaiaindcr  ti 
KTcntfield,  junior,  esq.  of  llenn,  in  the  sbm 
Sir  Henry  m.  tirnt,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  J ehi 
enift,  esq.  and  sistor  of  Sir  John  ThomyrrnA 
whom  he  had  a  sun  and  two  duughlrn,  wh 
vounR-  H«  m.  serondly,  Mary,  daughter  of 
ThoniuH,  enq.  of  Folkin^tnn.  in  .Sossex.  m^ 
William  'MuiinaM,  hart,  and  relict,  fir«t.  of  J.il 

j  fiflil,  r*«q.  of  llor>ham,  in  Sussex  ;  secondl 
Tlionins  lifeWford,  of  Ijrmdon,  mrrrhant  ;  an 
of  (-orlM'tt  llenr.  ^I'lit.  of  St.  M.trtiBVi»4i 
Hy  thiri  ladv  1h'  ha<I  no  ixKue.  Hf  tt.  at  Srvv 
Kent,  :^r(l  June,  1714,  and  was  s.  arcordn 
limitation,  by 

II.  Sir  (*m«ri  v.s  Kr».i:sriri  n.  liart.  fsoa  ai 
Charh'i*  K.vemtiel.I.  esq.  M.I*.*  of  l>ena.  in  U 
-f  SuMtex).  who  */.  *.  p.  *Jth  Orinb^T.  in*4.  i 
IUromti  y  iMNMine  R\TiMi,and  (he  r*tatn 
in  the  deHri'ndaiits  of  liin  Hifttt-ri^.  and  arr  aea 
hy  Cif  \Hi.k(i-(>ii.RRRTKYi.R%i'ii:i  II.  r^.of  Den 
the  haronet'M  groat  graiidu^hew. 

I 

I       Arms—iia.  a  rh»'verou  vairy  arg. 
I  three  lioiiH  r.tnijmnt  or. 


•  Nniions  K.VF.RSKir.i.o.f  >i|.  of  (;i-ii\i-,iiear  H.tMint;^,  | 
liii^h  yhi  ritt  III  Sim^'X  in  M>l*l  i>i>n  of  Tli<iiiia«^  lIvvi^fieKI.   | 
*"<{.  -hi'iill   ill    ly.Kt).  in.   |)>i>>(l\,  fl.iii^hlcr  of    FM\%.ii<l    J 
<i<iiiir.;,  r«q.   of'  Oki  lnifi.  in  llii-  5aiiic  rminlv,  aii«l  m:i* 
t'n.il  ^i-onlMthi-r  of  iIh-  ahoVf 

<!if%Ki.i>>   K\  I  itsi-iKi.ii,  f»q    of  Deniii-  IM.nt  ,   who 
m.    Mar>,  ilaii-^lil*  r  iUii|    ri>-lieir  ni    Htiny   Dmu 

ri*lill>f,   r«q.    «i|    Wftull,  ill    lllf  m«ilil\    i»f    .S|||ii-\. 

h>    v\h<>iii  '^Kiiii  W.I'  hitrii  ti  .11  II    I -li  nil  <  ht*  hAii 
I  ••III', 
CiMRi-FH  KvFR«rir.i.n.  whii  inliiri(i<i  ihi-  Baro- 

iiilr>  I'linf*  rml  u|m>u  Sih  IIi.nhy  FiiRMok 
Oiiv  r  KTitR»riiiLii,  who  d.  nt  iln-  a-^v  of  niiietv 
in  IhOJ,  and  wa»  «.  hy  Im  i  mphc-M  , 


Wll.l.IW  MtRKWICK.tm|.  •IrtSI 
I  «.ii«<  •|iii  iii'i-  th**  aainr  uf  EvilS 

M«ry  Mv»n%r-iiiii,  ■».  at  Kau  B«o 
JiiiM-.  i; J'l,  lo  J«iir»  MftRkwicft.n^ 
Ih  M,  ill  SiirM'K,  aiiil  had  a  m«, 

Wii.i.iJiu  MftRKWKK.  who  •«■ 
oiirnAiiif  lit  K%t-i«tifM  aadrr  ift 
\u*  .iniit  Oli\r.  Hr  dird  6lk  A| 
h-4viii^  i«<iir, 

J«Mr.>  Kvra«piKLn,  f fMhsr  • 
MMi  rharir-Gilheft  S«fi4 
Charles,  and  Sophia.  nili« 
Rli^h,  eM|. 

IW* 


FET 


FEt 


ERS,  OF  SKELLINOTHORPE. 


ED 
lOH. 


BXTINCT 

in  1075. 


Irtniage. 

■RRT  FBmtiRs,  of  Skellingthorpe,  in  Lin* 
irbo  WM  created  a  Baronct  in  1088*  mar- 
danghter  of  James  Scodamore,  Mq.  and 
163,  was  «.  by  hia  eon, 

iliNRT  PBRaaas,  who  died  without  Inoe 
sd  forty-Are,  when  the  Baronetcy  became 


T%.  on  a  bend  fu.  cottiaed  sa.  three  horse 
i  Artt. 


IRSTON,  OF  BLACKESWARE. 


RXTINCT 
I7th  Oct.  1746. 


Etnratr. 


r  FcTHBRtTONB  (of  the  ancient  stock  of  the 
I  of  Hetherye  Cleugh,  in  the  parish  of 
in  the  county  of  Durham),  the  founder  of 
I  of  the  family,  died  in  1GI5,  aud  was 
it.  Dunstan's-in  the- West,  London,  where 
ic  in  the  wall  of  the  south  aisle  was  thus 

Memiiriap  aacrom 
I  CslberloA  FetherMone,  Oeocrus.  nnpcr 
t  4k:  Proclamator  l>om.  Regis  >»  Cons 
Ff  is  eonun  ipso  rrj;e  obicaoque  faerat  in 

rst  hoc  manere,  ann.  35.  obiit  10  Decern- 
i,  setatis  78. 

ppe  trsBsill  rssn*.  aliqaando  ioTenit. 

abore  is  another  monument,  with  the  fol- 
ripCioB : 

«  pew  door,  next  to  the  body  of  ibe  above- 
ihtwn  FetherstoDr,  lyeth  bis  beloved  wife, 

Fetbrntnoe.  Wbu  as  they  pioonly  liv«d  in 
forty  udde  yeerea  to^rther,  so  at  their  deaths 
pd  to  be  inferred  together;  not  doubting, at 
il  Resarrectioo,  throogh  Christ's  Merits,  to 
«r,  snd  for  erer  in  Heaven  to  live  together. 

Obiil  Novemb.  I0n,  aetatis  115. 

his  in  Dart  they  do  attaine, 

by  their  Deaths  new  Lives  doe  gaine. 

Boritnr  per  paeaam,  resorgit  per  gloriam. 
saritar  per  calpam,  resorgit  per  gratiam. 


This  Cuthbert  had  issue  by  hIa  above-mentioned  wife 
Catherine,  three  sons  and  a  daughter,  vis. 

Ralph,  who  d.  s.  p.  in  1031. 

Hknrt. 

Edward,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  died  unmarried. 

Mary,  m.  to  Francis  Hutton,  in  the  retinue  of 
Count  Gondemar,  and  had  an  only  daughter, 
Catharine  Hutton,  who  m.  George  Thomason, 
of  Westham,  the  learned  collector  of  the  "  Royal 
Pamphlets "  in  the  British  Museum,  and  had, 
with  other  issue,  a  son,  the  Rev.  Gkorgr  Tho- 
mason, rector  of  Halston,  and  a  daughter,  Ka- 
THERiNB,  who  MS.  William  Stonestreet,  of  West- 
ham,  in  Sussex,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  pre- 
sent Rbt.  Gborgs-Stonkstreet  Griffin-Stonr- 
STREBT,  LL.B.  of  Stondon  Hall,  Essex. 

The  second  son, 

Henry  Fbthirston,  of  London,  living  in  1635,  m. 
first,  Mary,  daughter  of  Mr.  Gaynes  Newman,  but 
that  lady  died  issueless.  He  wedded,  secondly,  Ka- 
therine,  daughter  of  Michael  Heneage,  esq.  keeper  of 
the  records  in  the  Tower  of  London,  and  by  her  had 

Heneage,  his  heir. 

Grace,  m.  to  William  Barker,  esq.  who  fined  for 
alderman  of  London. 

He  vras  5.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

I.  Heneage  Fbthbrston,  esq.  who  purchased  from 
John  King,  gent,  the  estate  of  Blackesware,  in  the 
county  of  Herts,  and  was  created  a  Baronet  by  iCing 
Charles  II.  4th  December,  1000.  Sir  Heneage  m. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Bennet,  bart.  of  Ba- 
braham,  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  had  a  numerous 
family.  One  of  the  daughters  married  Henry  Bertie, 
esq.  of  Chesterton,  in  Oxfordshire,  and  the  eldest  sur- 
riving  son, 

II.  Sir  Henrt  Fetherstoxe,  succeeded  his  father 
23rd  October,  1711.  This  gentleman  married  Anna- 
Maria,  daughter  and  heir  of  James  Williamson,  esq. 
of  London,  merchant,  but  d.  s.  p.  17th  October,  1740, 
aged  100,  when  the  Baronetcy  bxpirf.d.  Blackesware 
was  sold  by  the  Fetherstones  to  Sir  Thomas  Leven- 
thorpe,  bart.  from  whom  it  passed  to  Sir  Thomas 
Clutterbuck.  knt.  and  from  the  Clutterbucks  it  came 
to  the  Plumers,  being  now  possessed  by  Robert 
Plumer  Ward,  esq.  of  Gilston. 

Arms—Gu.  on  a  chev.  between  three  ostrich  feathers 
arg.  a  pellet. 


FETTIPLACE,  OF  CHILDREY. 


Created 
30th  Mar.  JOOl. 


Extinct 
8th  April.  1743. 


Etnragr. 

The  first  Fettipi.ack  in  England,  was  gentleman 
usher  to  William  tke  Conqueror,  and  came  in  with 
that  monarch. 

JoH.N  FiTtPLACE,  descended  from  the  Norman  usher, 
liviiit;  in  the  time  of  Hknry  VI.  was  grandfather  of 

WiLLiAV  Feteplace,  who  conferred  a  considerable 
estate  upon  Queen's  College,  Oxford,  and  founded  a 

105 


FET 


FIR 


U<i  4 


fre^-M*hnol  at  (-hildrey.  in  Berks,  in  the  rfaarch  nf 
whu'h  pluce  he  was  bariedt  under  the  following  in- 
scription : 

Htrre  niiiirr  thii  lyetb  the  bndien  nf 

William  Frtc place,  erq  :  aud  Elizabeth,  hit 

Wile,  foiiiiiicr  of  thi»  Chauotrey,  fuaodtf*! 

in  the  Hunniir  of  the  blrfved  Trinity,  oar 

Lail\,  .ind  Srni  KatciAn:  t^hich  GliEaheth 

dm'*«<-il.  the  14th  day  of  Jjnu4n',  the  yeare 

t\i  lur  Irnrd  1310.  and  the  Mid' Wiliiam 

deci'-*«fd,  the day  of iu  the  yeare  of 

our  Lord  God  15 On  wbo*e  Suwle*, 

and  4II  C:iri«tiaa  Sowlei ,  Jhrsa  have  Mercy.* 

The  family  rumored  its  residence  about  the  nuddir 
(if  thr  sixteenth  century,  fran  ChiMrey,  in  Berks,  to 
Swinbrook,  in  Oxfordshire,  retaining  howerer  both 
seats. 

I.  Juiix  FKTTiPL«rR,  eiM}.  of  Chi]dr<>y,  in  the  county 
of  llerk^.  ill  considerMtioii  of  his  serricrs  and  sufTer- 
infTH  in  the  cause  of  King  CH4RI.ks  I.  was  created  a 
K4RoMrr  Moon  after  the  restoration,  by  patent  dated 
30th  March,  IGftl.  Sir  John  m.  first,  Anne,  daughter 
of  Sir  Francis  Wennian,  of  CarsweU,  in  the  county  of 
Oxfonl,  and  had  i-<sue. 


who  all  succeeded  to  the  haronetcy. 


Anne,  m.  to  James  Pitts,  esq.  of  Kyre,  in  the 
county  of  Worcester,  and  survived  him  thirty 
years,  during  which  period  she  lived  a  widow, 
conspicuous  for  piety  and  benevolence.  She 
founded  and  endowed  almshouses  at  Kyre,  for 
poor  widows,  with  an  allowance  for  a  chaplain  ; 
and  a  free  school  at  Swinbrook ,  for  the  educa- 
tion of  poor  children,  with  an  allowance  to  the 
school-master  for  ever. 

Arabella,  m.  to  Sir  Rowland  Lacy,  knt.  of  Pud- 
licot,  in  the  county  of  Oxford. 

Dmm,  m.  to  HoficRT  RrsHKL,esq.  of  Cleve  Pryer, 
in  U  orc»*nton*hin»,  and  their  son  inheritt  d  the 
e^tateniinil  n!«<umed  the  surname  of  FblTiPi.tci:. 
H**  was  f.ither  of 

Ch*ri  \.s  Fi.niPi.ACF,  e!»«|.  of  ChiMrcy. 
Mary.  d.  unm. 

Sophia,  in.  to  Fnmcis  BmihTirk,  c«»q.  of  Langfonl, 
ill  BerL.t,  and  d.  (ith  October.  I7<N). 


FIREBRACE,  OF  LONDON. 


Created 
fSth  July,  l«M. 


I 


WkHai 


-X 


Sir  John  m.  Herondly.  Sunaii.  daughter  of  Thnma.H 
Cook,  onq.  of  Staunton,  in  WorrenterHhire,  and  n-lict 
of  f,nurenco  Hiithurtt,  esq.  of  I^'chlade,  in  the  county 
of  lilourcstPF,  but  hy  that  lady  (who  m.  thirdly.  Sir 
John  Cutler.  knt.>  hatl  no  issue.  He  was  5.  at  his  de- 
ceaiM'  by  liiH  eldeHt  son, 

II.  Sir  Fi>«rNU  FrmPi.trR,  hart,  who  d.  unm. 
about  the  yvar  1707, aud  was  1.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  CiiAiii.Eh  Fcmi'i.icK,  hart,  who  </.  unm. 
■bout  the  yrar  1711,  and  was  %.  by  his  brother. 

IT.  Sir  Lokbnzo  FrmrLici:,  hart,  at  whoite  deceaw 
unm.  loth  Fi-bruar^ .  17!{<i,  the  biironetry  devtdvi'd  upon 
his  only  surviving  brother, 

V.  Sir  Cr.itRUK  Kittipi.aif,  fmrt- who  diedunm.Mth 
April,  1713,  when  the  title  beranie  kxtinct,  aud  the 
eiitates  devolved  on  his  nephew,  Mr.  Bi':(HCl. 

^riwf  -(!ules,  two  » heverons.  argent. 


This  family  was  presuincd  to  have 
vnd  to  have  derived  its  soniaac  frm 
FUrd-brmtt  strong  of  arm,  hot  at  vb«C  pnfiai 
into  England  is  not  aacertaiDcd. 

In  the  visitation  of  LeioestenkSn,  mmb*.  H 
pedigree  begins  with 

RORK-RT  FiRCRRACR,  gCllt.  of  tbe  tOVB   asi  1 

of  Derby,  who  died  in  IMS,  haTiaff  kad  isaw 
wife,  Susanna,  daughter  of  JohD  Hirrane,«f  I 
merchant,  six  sons,  and  one  daugfalerf  yria. 

Robert,  who  d.  unm. 

Bryan ,  d.  s.  f, 

Samuel.  \    ...  „^^ 

John,      /  ^'^  ""■• 

Brnjamin,  d.  ».  p. 

Hrnry, 

Rebecca,  m.  to  Thomas  Moaelry,  Mf .  «f  L 
rough,  in  the  county  of  Leieottr. 
The  youngest  son, 

HiNRY  FiRKBRACR,  etq.  b.  tad  October,  I 
Stoke- Cold  in g,  in  the  county  of  Leicester,  wi 
clerk  of  the  kitchen  to  A'img  C  HA  I  lis  the  th 
adhered  with  great  fidelity  to  that  uhaffy 
When  his  majesty  was  confined  in  Cariahmk 
Mr.  Firebrace  engaged  with  Mr.  Barrow,  Mr 
and  Mr.  Cn*t>»et.  to  effect  hisdrliverancriaad 
purpose  a  ve!*4el  was  pro\ided,  honw*  pfvnv 
«>viTy  oth<T  iiiattiT  arranged,  hut  the  pnfect 
almrtivc.  Tin'  particul.trs  <>f  tlie  alfair  is  rd 
jrreat  leucth  in  the  life  of  Dr.  BArwic-k.  "  M; 
braoe  had  the  Imnnur.  it  Mrenis.  to  he  kaova 
king,  by  s<'«it.iI  Mvr^ii'e^  hi>  h.id  done  hiaa  ia  d 
of  tbe  treaty  at  I  xbridpr*.  at  Oxfonl.  an  docker 
and  beiup  at  Ncwo.iotle.  when  the  SoiCs  delive 
inai<><>t\  to  thi*  Kri^li>h.  and  n**w  jiervaati  w 
about  him.  by  his  majesty**  directioa  he  ifp 
Kome  of  the  i-oniinisMonem.  and  prevailed  tt 
luitted  to  tliat  fHist ;  in  whirli  attending  his  BV 
hi^  conAiiement.  he  found  weans  In  rooceff  *A 
several  niethodii  of  escape.  One,  he  sajs,  mwLt 
niajf  Hty  should  come  out  of  his  bedchaaftct  «< 
which  hating  found  wide  enough  for  his  !■ 
majesty  concluded  winild  not  he  tau  aanwl 
body,  and  tht-n^fore  rejected  his  proptaal  s^Mfc 
a  little  wider  fur  fear  that  should  ucrastoa  %M^ 
Mr.  Worst-ley,  the  late  Sir  Edward..  Mr.) 
borne,  and  Mr.  John  New  land,  nf  Nevpafl.^ 
«-ni;aged  in  tbe  secret,  and  very  f Jithfal,  Ik*  I 
iiier  waiting  on  horseback  beyond  tlw 
with  a  goo4l  hfime.  &c.  fur  his  m^ 
to  \«>w]and'h  Niat  that  was  ready,  and  Vr.< 
prepared  to  receive  him,  as  he  was  to  kchiM" 
by  a  cord  fn»ni  tin'  window,  and  condnrt  U*  ' 


•  III  ilii  f*»i  window  of  thi*  ihap«-l,  AM  (he  |fictun-«  of      .Sir  PmIiii  Fi  ni|i1ji-e.  Umt  of  the  manor  af  >«A^ 
iiii-n    III   4rniiMir,  hflviii^  i>ii  thrlr   •iiMiui*   thr  aiiii*   of       \%.<iih.  *••  c^irl)   j«  the  mi;n  i4^  EuwftaD  L<  ^^ 
riti4i'.i<-.  wl.Kh  M-nn  of  -rial  anlii|iiil>.    The  fjiuil^    i   hi.   aim-.  "  iii  4  tit-Id.  two  i-hevrrvn*,**  as 
ha*  Innt;  (lonri«litd  in  divrr*  part*  of  ihf  ritniii)  01  Brik«.  |   mrI  iiiailt  use  of  h)  liiin  in  the  time  uf  that 
4«  at  N'liflh  Denihwiiitli,  Mjidt-iii-ot,  &c.  aiitl  we  hiid  a   j 

l»ri 


■nUiBrt  brlDi  iniha  way.)  W  Ow  gmt 


t  DM  able  ID  (M  (smrd  or  backward, 
ip  inataol  before  b«  cTidnTOared  to  f«t 
uUd.  and  tkd  a  jitn  of  hii  coid  to  a 
idowHitbio.bTniiaiuwhemrbc  forced 
Tbla  actaopt  Ihni  failing,  Mr.  Fireteace 


cr  dnifni  vbkh 


kat  wbile  tbar  wm  tbni 
}  aacapa,  Hammoud  was  directed  frnrn 
<  a  nnfal  eye  oo  tboH  about  the  bing 
nad  Ur.  Plirbrace,  and  Mbera  to  b>  dii 
in  Mr.  Ftrebraca'*  ibKore,  lb*  other  at- 

witb  tbi.,   wu  aa  frniiliaalf  made-" 


oOnn  of  cbe  gr«n  cloi 
nibmof  TbomaiDaTiH 
laaae  b,  h' 


r  arTrinlcrCoUcir,  Cambhdte, 

iB»a  Hall.  eaq.  of  Blymara  Hall , 

Oj,  Alki,  daacbter  of  Richard 


ttt,  in  Nortbaniptoni 
iaan*.  Ha  4.  tTtb  1, 
and    vaa    Interred    i 


r  of  kniibihoDd.     He 


rl. 


I.  and  d|io(  and  Aufiut,  I 


M  daafbirr  of  l-bili 

htCOB.t^ 

•eaind  mu  -f  Sir  N 

bolai  nu» 

1  Han.  SnlTolk,,  bot 

died  wilhoa 

IIM.  abeu  tbe  Bia 

o»rrcT  beta 

e  Earli  of  [ 

,.M«ro>amedforb 

er  ibird  hni 

hrr  to  Job 

TO.,  ud  dirdia  i>n 

Kft  .<  the  nrebraoe 

wai>a>  N™t«.  y 

ea.  Govt  of  Criminal 

andCi.iU 

ll.rf.iniai.ltaTin 

thrre  aanB 

eni :  Samm 

1[(A  Caiana  ;  iann 

and  EH.>be< 

.n>,..abe<>d.  or.tb 

reeereKenb 

FISHER,  OF  PACRINGTON  MAGNA. 


Sbropataire.  He  wu  irntlrnian 
panaiontr  la  u»  Alu^i  UiHtT  VIlI.aDd  BDWiao  VI. 
and  Ibe  Quam  Miar  and  ELiaiin-H,  and  in  tha 
fifth  of  tha  lati,  aenad  Ibe  office  of  iberiirror  Wu-wick- 
■hire,  far  wUrb  coauty  ha  wa*  in  the  commiaaioa  of 
tbo  peace  from  the  banning  of  Kaar'a  reign,  to  Iba 
time  of  bia  deceaar,  Idtb  of  KLiaABam.  Hiawifa  wu 
Katherine,  daughter  of  Sir  Tbomaa  Digby,  knt.  of 
Olnay,  Bucki.BDil  widow  of  SimoD  Wheeler  of  Kenll- 
wortbp  By  her  he  bad  two  una,  Tbamaa  tha  yoDBger 
died  is  iTfltand,  unm.  the  alder, 
8ia  CLiaiRT  Pimia,  auueeded  to  hia  father*!  ca- 


ood  fnin  KInt  Jania  I.  Sir  Clemi 
anghter  of  Franda  KepingtoD,  av|.  of 
le  nnillly  of  Stafford,  and  bad  iasue, 


in  the  connly  of  Warwick,  and  lecondly.  to  Sir 
Haney  Bagoll,  hart,  of  Blilhfi.ld.  In  Slafford- 

Lettice.  m.   to  Sir  Roberl  Throckmorton  of  Haae- 

ley,  in  the  cunty  ol  tt  .rwick. 
Mary,  n^lo  Sir  Kdward  Uiulctan,  of  Pillaton  Hall, 

FBI  buried  at  Packiugura,  and 


a  Roai 


.  :t  PacI 


dangler  of  Sir  Arlhnr 


who  1.  aa  fourth  barom 

B.  linl.iaSirCliarlea 
ondly,  to  the  biabop  of 


at  Fleetwooji  of  Bw- 

PucrwooD,  nq.  of  Reuatl,  H.P. 
Bridgel.w-toSlrWDllUDltmith.Df  Hill  Hall. 
Jnjec.  M.  fim  la  Sir  H«*it  Oiliame,  knl. 

■nd  McandlT,  to  SIt  PMar  Pnadiilte. 
tolwrl,  <vu  father  of 

Si*  Wiuji-  Pluhtwood.  tot.  nn  mniiicnl 


dun^  nn  etute  Ht  Miuniidcn,  in  Uucki, 
■nd  iljilni  in  lua,  left  (vo  H>n>  ud  two 


rouli^   tan.  «f  U^ 
county  uf  Vort. 
I.  EUuDrtb  PlwtvMd,  ■ 


r,  E<lR<usa,*ii»t<lL*l»in.  tl 


Ion,  fu  LucBaUire,  ■>■  juif.  d*B#M>r  Hhl 
TliDqiH  LmngOa,  4-b4|.  buun  of  WtMttm  ■ 


■  Of  U 


JlHU    F««TWOUD,    Wl  »«ll(l.    »n,     W..    llllniUMl 

KboUc  orkliii>i  Colkwc.  UunbtlUn,  In  IDH;  Krtcr- 
•mill  be  tecuH  ciMplilD  IS  Dr.  WfIiIii,  lll>bop  of 
Liehltdil,  Ih  wbon  bi  wi*  prchmd  lu  Uk  vlunc'  "' 
Pmi,  Ik  Sbnipdiirc,  ud  imii  after  colliled  la  Ui<  pie- 
bendihlp  of  Eedoliall,  M«i|Ibc  m  the  (ligrcli  u(  Licli- 
DcM,  bnt  WISn  bt  wu  (drained  or  iutiUc^  ilii'  Rrbcl- 

■d  bnake  bit  prthmmi,  b*  bcnnk  hinurlt  u  ibe  wan. 
ud  batamt  ebapUli  Id  Ott  ntlntai  of  ioba.  Eul  of 
Rlnn.  awl  ia  Ibe  qailllt  of  ■  ehapliin  b«  csMloiied  la 

(BKlal  coanladi  buBoand  wlili  iln'  ili'iric  'if  ili>ri,.r  i:i 
dlvlollr  (MUk  Hrtke  tat  fl» I''i.<   lli.n  'in. 


UtbkeM,  S«ial  XIMiin,  ii.mI  i    .i  ...  m,.:...,     

(*fccr>  bfdkdl.ani  u  Oburln,  <rt«»cr>«l«J  lilm  Lo 
ihtdakidotB.  JUurUw  mbnUn  of  nvCmoiu  II. 

kin,  n>  mide  |iro*oil  of  Kitft  cSlrtr,  CanitniiJii.. 
in  ]bh,  ion,  aad  ttoal  Ihal  lline  mfor  nl  AnMy,  In 

MIB.bt  oaia'uetUHl  Blibap  tgVcnmriitut  4.  irib 
/•ly,  lOH,  and  (iibli-ooe,  «ad  «w  karttd  la  W«t»i- 
tn  C(lb*dnl,  ooir  whuH  |Rva  li  ■  raarMa  Baaaniiii, 
*lth  (be  AlUaiilBt  (pluph  of  bli  own  nuklai; 
M.     S. 
B|ilnphlani  hoc  •!*■•  vMnniBE  Krlpil. 

Rfo  la.  Pletlnort).  9.  T.  P.  ChIIh-I.  Wlpim.  Euli- 


1  Sir  William  Fl«n 

:oiirintWtTrte,ifcJOL.., 

rliiimhe  bad  IbRFKHii:  Ulln,  «■  . 


baron  1  b>  wat  faihei  of  Oaai- 
SweOeB.    Tbe  Hiowl  •«, 

Slf  WIlllaiB  PleetHow),  lud 
CharlH  1.  cumpliiitUr  of  W«a 


'SffS 


I ;  bji  Ibe  Brx  be  bad 
Sir  Milea  neetwood,  kn.  tf 
Colcaal  WUIUd  PkMwaad. 
y  Ibc  KtoiHl,  MliB  Bamj.  »•  kad  > 

I    Plotwodd,    1 


FOL 


FOL 


■I.  lUktrt,  tnm  wbMD  tk«  Foley*  o#  Stouitridge. 
IV.  SfltBael,  ftidwr  o#  dn«e  MQS, 

1.  8«aae],  Bishop  of  I>owii  and  Coiinor»  in 
IvdftBd. 

S.  Joha»  M.D.  of  CiMdiire. 

a.  SoImbob,  in  holy  orders,  D.  D. 

w.  J«kB«  a  Tarfcey  SMfcliaiit*  d.  UBmarried. 


mA3  Four,  eoq.  of  Wkitky  Cowt,  in  the  county 

r,  au  Aane.  4aii|^ter  of  John  Browne, 

1,  in  Kent;  by  theidditionofwhoM 

to  his  petemal  inheritance,  lie  left,  at 

a  very  large  eelate  in  seTcral  counties : 

I.  Til. 

Thomas,  his  heir,  M.  P.   for  the  county  of 
Surrey,  father  of 
THOM4S  FoL£T,  coq.  M.  P.  for  Worcester- 
shire, who  was  created  Babon  Foliy,  of 
Kidderminster,  in  1711,  and  was  s,  in 
17a>J,  hy  his  son, 
TaoMis,  second  baron,  who  d.  unm.  in 
1766,  when  the  barony  expired. 
Fnal*  of  Stohe  Edith  Court,  in  the  county  of 
Hereford,  chosen  speaker  of  the   House  of 
I,  Mth  March,  16M-A.     His  grand- 


Tbouas  Folbt,  esq.  of  Whitley  Court,  was 
created  Baron  Foley,  of  Kiddemiinster, 
la  I7M.  (See  Bi'BKb's  Peerage  and  Baro- 

matagr). 
tu  Fsiur. 


^t%AW  Ftoutr,  esq.  of  Prestwood,  in  the  county  of 
fepd,  M.P.  ak   Penelope,  daughter  of  William 
pf^  ftfth  Latd  Paget,  and  had  two  sons, 
t.  Favi„  of  Prestwood,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter ai  William  Turton,  esq.  of  I'lderwas,  in 
Scaflhrdshire,  son  and  heir  of  Judge  Turton, 
•M  had,  with  three  daughters,  Frances,  d, 
uaaaarried;  Elisabeth,  wife  of  Walter  Noel. 
coq.  of  Hilcoc;  and  Penelope,  of  John  How- 
ard, rsq.  of  Liclifteld,  an  only  son, 

WiuJAU,  who  m.  Anna- Maria  Bromwicb, 
by  whom  be  left 

UiLUtM,  whod.  unmarried. 

EuzABiTH,  M.  to  Thomas  llodyetts, 
esq.  of  SbatCend,  in  the  county  of 
fttaflord.  and  left  one  daughter,  who 
d.  issueless. 

I.  ROBTBT. 

FuuT,  esq.  Ml.  Mary,  dsughter  of  the  Her. 

pk  Madiaad.  and  had  issue, 

t.  Tnuuis,ei.  Mary,  dan^ter  of  Admiral  St.  Loo, 
and  d.  in  January,  1770. 

It.  Philip,  rector  of  Shrlsley,  in  Worcestershire, 
as.  Anne,  only  daughter  of  John  Titmarsb, 
esq.  at  Barrington,  in  Cambridgeshire. 

I.  Edwurd,  d.  unm. 

t.  Eoaaar  RALru. 

B.  Mnrry  Thomas,  rector  of  Holt,  in  Worcester- 


!■  nnelepe,  ».  to  the  Ker.  H.  Whitmore,  rector 
ev  BtorktoB,  Salop. 


IT  Bai^tm  Folat.  esq.  of  Halstrad  Place,  in 
%  was  irilid  a  BAao!^i.T  1st  July,  17ti7.  Sir 
■I  as.  Persthy,  only  daughter  of  Thomas  Hinch« 
It  esq.  at  Bilcliffe,  in  Yorkshire,  but  dying  s.  p. 

,  I7ia,  the  Babonkti  y  cxriRKu. 


Argmt,   a  fesse,  engrailed,  between   throe 
,  within  a  bordurc,  sable. 


FOUAMBE,  OF  WALTON. 


Cbbatbd 
14th  July,  ion. 


EXTIBCT 

17th  Dec  IMO. 


Aineage. 

The  funily  of  Fouambi  has  been  seated  from  a  rery 
remote  period  in  Uie  county  of  Derby,  and  so  early  as 
thereigntff  HbnbyIII.  Sir  Thomas  Fo^ambe  appears, 
with  other  knights,  as  witness  to  sereral  charters. 
Throng  a  race  of  persons  of  principal  account  in  Uie 
northern  part  of  Derbyshire,  we  arrire  at 

Hbnby  Fouaxbb,  esq.  of  Walton,  near  Chesterfield, 
who  Ml.  Benedicts,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Vernon, 
knt.  and  had  two  sons, 

GonrBBY,  his  heir. 

Roger,  of  Linacre  Hall,  who  mi.  Ellen,  daoghter 
of  John  Coke,  esq.  and  was  ancestor  of  the  pre- 
sent 

GioBOB  Sayilb  FouASiBB,esq.  of  Osberton,  in 
the  county  of  Nottingham,  and  of  Aldwarfc, 
in  Yorkshire.  (See  Bubkb's  Caaunomers, 
TOl.  iT.) 

The  elder  son. 

Sib  Godfbby  Fouajibb,  knt.  of  Walton,  in  Derby- 
shire, representatiYe  of  the  ancient  house  of  Fo^ambe, 
teatp.  Hbnby  VIII.  was  sherifT  of  the  county  of  Derby 
twice  in  that  reign.  He  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Sir 
John  Leake,  and  had  a  son  and  successor. 

Sib  James  Fuijaxsb,  knt  of  Walton,  in  Derbyshire, 
and  of  Aldwark,  in  the  West  Kidicg  of  the  county  of 
York,  who  was  sheriff  of  Derbyshire  3  and  3  of 
Philip  and  Mary.  He  m.  first,  Alice,  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Fits-William,  esq.  of  Aldwark,  slain 
at  Flodden  in  1913,  and  had  issue, 

GourasY  (Sir),  knt.  of  Walton,  who  mi.  Troth, 
daughter  of  Sir  William  Tyrwhit,  of  Kettleby, 
and  by  her,  who  wedded,  secondly.  Sir  Willism 
Mallory,  left  at  his  decease,  22nd  December, 
1584,  an  only  child, 

GouFRCY,  of  Walton,  b.  2Ist  November,  1538, 

sheriff  of  Derbyiibire  31  Elizabctu,  d.  s.  p. 

George,  of  Brimroington,  in  Derbyshire,  b.  21st 

June,  I33H,  whose  only  daoghter  and  heir,  Troth, 

is  said  to  haYe  been  married  to  Sir  Edward  Bel- 

lingham,  of  New  Timber, in  Sussex. 

James,  twin  with  (>eorge. 

Frances,  m.  to  John  Thorn,  or  Thomas. 
Cecily,  m.  to  George  <>r«euhalgh,  of  Terersal. 
Mury,  m.  to  Vincent  Feame,  or  Harris. 

Sir  James  married,  secondly,  Constance,  daughter  of 
Sir  Edward  Littleton,  knt.  of  Pillaton,  and  had  by 
her, 

Fra?(ci9,  of  whom  presently. 

Barbara,  at,  to  Tliomas  Fletcher,  esq.  of  Staflbrd- 

shire. 
Anne. 
Jane. 
Catherine. 

Grace,  w.  to  Henry  Murj^u. 
20J 


FOR 

Sir  JuBH  PnljaiLbc  aid  » 

lici  Inrlsd  u   CbolEraclil,  wuen  a  mmmmfai  u 

daughlrr  of  Thomu  Bl^^1eCl,  mi-  of  fiirThvHLte,  uid 
rrllcl  of  Frtneia  WonloT,  ek|.  of  Wortkj,  by  whom 

I.  FKHiiIaPoLiiaii.ui.  oTWilIonuiilAJdwiirk, 

In  Ihe  fupilr  history  Iw  {«  dei 

WiiUn  uid  wienl  otlmr  cMi 
Km,    EliBbrUi,  dug 
Giopcwonli,  by  *ba 


fl  had  la  DbtT  dBbgbUr  I 


Heucdiltdinnndly,  Eli»bclfa.d>u|h1n'o(SiTG«irg« 
Raruby,ti>ilb$b«',iwban.in»ndlt. Ed  ward  Horner, 
Ml.  of  MclK,  lUrdli,  Sir  WilUam  Mon»D,  Viirouni 
CaillsBialnc.  aod  loorthly,  Sir  Adaiu  Fulton,  tnrt.  u( 


Irav^Sa,  b  bend  betveeti  til  eacailopa,  tr. 
FOBSTER,  OF  ALDERMASTON. 


Itntaiir. 

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Ut.otFhU 

Id  Iba  counly  of  N 

d.  and  from  Tbomai 

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■r   Edward 

blanch  of  iht  ForK. 

r*  long  Mab 

Tbo  un  or  fr... 

Thoma.  maiTitd  th 

daofMar  aod  biir 

of  Harpdim 

of  Harpdcn,  in   Ih 

ronnly  of  Onou.  ai. 

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Alio.  daii(bl«  ii 

kul.  auddytnglo 
Sll  Ch»di  Fo 
man-led  Bliubeth,  daufblet  and  Ixir  bI  Ji 


mere,  kat.]  and  by  ha.  wbo  dUd  tttt  Di 

Sir  auMtHMt  FoaiTia.  km.  at  Aids 
rirr.  isn  and  U,  married  CliaabMli.  ttm 
liatn,  Urd  Sandyi,  of  tba  Vlu.  nd  hmt 


Elizabeth,  m.  Gtorga  Cot*R.<(*« 
Aunt,  m.  Edward  Brymlw. 
Margarrt.  ■■.  AalbonjF  KliaM,  wt 


Sia  HDiriiar  Foair 
rilTafBorta,  13TB  and 
lubn  Barrau.  of  Suntord  Uln«Ut.  IsikaM 

Rtebard.  bapl.  IIM. 
Matlbew.  bapl.  IIM. 

Hnftr,  bapl.  iM«. 


nlict  of  Birhard  Spin. 
Iibtl,  l>apl.  IMI,  m.  &it  tUktl 
Knlthlon,  Iila  of  WicM.  aM  fa 


.iita  F..a>Tnl,  a(  >lllifi^tJ 
ITof  Bci«(.  I«a,  m.  iaM.lhn.lMi 
Sie-aR.ordH  lata  (f  By.adlTll 


T  Foam*.  kM.  if  U 


•  Sir  BlcpbHPotAaa.aiuiatt  JohaPotAanilbailik 
?«•******       inC'iLllirtrf  HiaiT  III.    Bk^b^wr^fk^rtfa 


rlrd  \:  t  Ddll  I  i-JaOJ*  I 

>..  »f  ra-fMharffwIMi 

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•  •fl,  .^  l.lllbroU'.     Mr  irmiartt4  lb  ■«■■« 


FOR 


FOR 


d  Abm,  danfMar  of  Sir  Williun  Kfaigi- 
}i  Sidnantoo,  in  tiie  coanty  of  Hants,  and 
«  died  ISth  October,  1073,  had  iasne, 

ta7»  died  «.  j». 

ks  kia  beir  who  d.  r.  j».  in  16fl0.  He  m. 
thcdi,  danghtirr  o#  Sir  John  Tyrrell,  of 
m,  in  Eaacs,  and  had  iaane, 

imwmmr,  mmewnot  to  hia  grandfather. 

IDiaM,  4»  1617,  aged  twenty-fire. 

te,  tniad  in  a  dnel,  lOBi,  aged  twenty-fire. 

ine,  (f.  ItHi  Janoary,  166ii 
JEAaira,  aiu  WiOiani  Pert,  of  Eaaex,  and 
teoaadly,  Henry  Kelaey,  and  had  iiaue  by 
ber  firvl  hnaband, 

EBaahcth  Pert,  who  married  first,  Wil- 
liam Poraler,  of  Bamboroagh  Caatle,  in 
Northumberland,  bat  had  no  iaaoe ;  and 
Mcondly,  WUliam,  third  Lord  Stawell, 
by  whom  (who  died  in  1749)  he  had 


i 


William,  bopt.  7th  October,  17  IS,  in 
London,  died  1740,  s.  p. 

Charlotte,  bopt.  Slat  March,  1700,  in 
Sobo  Square,  m,  fint,  Rniahe  Ha- 
•dl,  a  major  in  the  army ;  and  after 
hia  death,  Ral^  Congrere,  esq.  of 
Congrere,  in  the  county  of  Stafibrd. 
She  died  7th  Jnly,  170t,  t.  p.  when 
tiM  piopeity  paated,  by  bequest,  to 
tiM  family  of  her  last  husband,  Mr. 
CoBgrere.  and  the  representation  of 
the  Porsters  became  Tested  in  the 
hein  of  Margaret  Pratt  and  Sophia 


Sir  Uomphry  died  in  1711,  when  the  Baron btgt  be- 
came EXTINCT,  and  his  estates  erentaally  derolred 
on  his  niece,  Lady  Stawell. 

Aruu — Sa.  a  cher.  engrailed  between  three  arrows 
FORSTER,  OF  BAMBOROUOH. 


CaiATBD 

7th  Mar.  1010-20. 


Extinct 
about  10*^3. 


Halstead. 

Lady  Suwell  died  in  1743. 

nd«  tf  . «.  p. 

died  1674,  t.  p. 

B,  bnyt.  1030. 

te,bsipt.  1031,4.  1000. 

.  hapC  1034,  d.  s.  p. 

It,  as.  first.  Miss  Wilde,  and  bad  issue, 

rwnrt,  of  the  Phoenix  frigate,  d.  s.  p.  before 

■mphf  jf,  of  Yardly  Bury,  in  the  county  of 
Herts,  d,  t.  p.  before  1603. 

as.  sceondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Lord 
try  Paalett,  of  Amport.  but  by  her  bad  no 
a.    He  died  10(M,  aged  forty-five. 

■s,  hapC  1000. 

hope  1010,  d.  10th  May,  1638. 

d.  Oth  September,  I03». 
(C  d.  00^  May,  1037. 
!vy,  bapt.  10S3. 

«tt«  bapt.  lOM,  m.  Sir  C^eorge  Pratt,  knt. 
rslasbifl,  in  the  coanty  of  Berks,  and  had 

t.  V.  Oit^  r 

a,  bnpt.  1031,  SI.  Laurence  Halstead,  esq.  and 


lineage. 

I.  Sir  Claudius  Forstkr,  of  Bamborough  Castle, 
in  Northumberland,  who  was  created  a  Barunkt  in 
1010-30,  married  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  William 
Fen  wick,  knt.  but  died  t.  p.  about  lOtS,  whoi  the  title 
became  extinct. 

ilniM— Arg.  a  cher.  rert  between  three  bugle  horns 


kry  died  In  1003,  aged  sixty-eight,  and  was 
hf  Ms  graadsoo, 

HoaraaT  FoasTEa,  ban.  of  Aldermaston, 
Bests,  170I,  who  Ml.  Judith,  daughter  and  co- 
r  Mamphrij  Winch,  bart.  of  Haines,  in  the 
r  Bsifcrd,  and   by  her  (who  d.  1710)  bad 

uur,d.  loot. 

OB,  d*  1003,  agid  seven. 

«•«  #.  I6i0,  aged  two. 


FORSTER,  OF  EAST  GREENWICH. 

Crkatrd  nth  July,  1001.— Extinct 

l^tneage. 

I.  Sir  RxoiNALD  FoafTRR,  of  East  Greenwidi  in 
Kent,  who  deroted  himself  aealoasly  to  the  royal  caufto 
during  the  ciril  wars,  and  expended  a  large  fortune 
in  the  serrice  of  his  unhappy  master,  was  rewarded 
by  a  Baron rrcY  shortly  after  Uie  restoration.  He  m. 
Blandina,  daughter  of  John  Acton,  goldsmith,  of  Lon- 
don, and  dying  circa  1004,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  SiB  Reginald  Forster,  who  married  fint,  Miss 
Nash,  of  Greenwich,  an  heiress,  and  secondly,  a  War- 
wickshire lady,  also  an  heiress,  but  died  without  male 
issue,  at  Stratford  on  Avon,  subsequently  to  the  year 
1090,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  extinct. 


FORSTER,  OF  STOKESLY. 

Crbatio  ISth  Sept.  lOtO.— Extinct  before  1714. 

ILinragr. 

I.  Richard  Porstbr,  enq.  of  Stokesly,  in  the  county 
of  York,  who  was  raised  to  the  degree  of  Baronst  in 
1040,  married  Joan  Midleton,  of  Leighton,  in  Lanca- 
shire, and  left  at  his  decease,  17th  January,  1001,  a 
•on  and  succesiwr, 

II.  Sia  RicHAao  FoasTER.  of  Stokesly,  who  m. 
Clare,daugbter  of  Anthony  Meynell, of  North  Kilring- 
ton,  in  Yorkshire,  and  left  (with  a  daughter,  Mary, 
as.  to  CoIUngwood,  of  Hettou-in -the- Hole,  in  the 
county  of  Durham)  a  son, 

ill.  Sir  RicMAao  Forhtbr,  of  Stokesly,  at  whose  de- 
ceajir,  unm.  before  1714,  the  BARONrrtY  became  ax- 
il kci. 

306 


FOW 


FOW 


POBTESCUE,  OF  WOOD. 

no  Vik  Jan.  1O60^^Extinct  in  1080. 

fttatiit. 

•  MMtfbtr  Wmi^  o#  tiie  great  huoam  of  Fob- 
wttnitd  ftwm  Sib  Hbkbt  Fobtbscui,  chief 
tht  G«vC  o#  CwiwMm  P1m«,  in  Ireland,  by 
im  will,  heireae  of  Wood*  in  Deronehire. 
Um  of  the  original  Forteocnca,  of  Wood, 
I  tbm  repreaentation  and  estata  were  oon- 
fnnalt  bcir,  Euxabitr  Fobtbscdb,  to  her 
«wu  FoBTiaccB,  eaq.  of  Prraton,  represen- 
laockor  hranch  of  the  family.    Hia  direct 

ft  FoBTBMcra,  eaq.  of  Wood,  waa  created  a 
B  iaw-7.    He  muricd  flrat,  Bridget,  dangfa- 

Jubn  Eliot,  of  Port  Eliot,  in  Cornwall; 
dly.  Amy,  daughter  of  Peter  Coartenay, 

Michael,  in  Uie  aame  county,  and  relict 
■r  Coartenay,  knt.  hut  aa  he  left  no  male 
in  lObC,  the  Babonktct  became 


a  PbaTsaccB  op  Fallapit. 


ELL,  OF  FOWELLSCOMBE. 


Extinct 
in  Not.  1001. 


fttnragr. 

lo-Saxon  family,  traced  on  proof*  for  nine 
the  Viaitation  of  lOtO,  is  of  rery  ((rcat 
mi  ia  eoBaiderrd  to  have  cxinted  at  Fowellii- 
he  pariah  of  Ugboroogh,  Deron,  preriously 
iaaa<.  (S«e  Blbkb's  Commoners,  toI.  it.) 

Voeaii..  or  Dt  Foohill,  aon  and  heir  of 
Ip4  to  have  derived  hia  deiiccnt  from  ano- 
ly  die  danghter  and  heireM  of  Cooiiie,  lived 
ar«Bth  century,  and  m,  the  dau^thter  and 
rBKTAas.  of  Trevaae,  in  Cornwall,  which 
ainad  with  their  deacendanta  until  the  di- 
•  eeCatea  of  the  elder  branch  of  the  family, 
the  aiatrra  of  the  laat  baronet.  Their 
m  and  heir  (through  daugbtera  and 

f  WaixBomiB.   H^iXTBLL,  and  ,  of 

hni«  all  in  Devon),  waa 

FopVBL,  eaq.  of  FouhelKombe,  M.  P.  for 
t  Hsmbt  VI.  (14U.)  He  married  Elinor. 
■glMer,  by  hb  wife,  Margaret ,  eldeat  danith- 
ff  heir  of  William  Stiirbnl.  of  Deron  of  Kir 
yacO,  knt.  Lord  of  Trumpingtou  and  Bad- 


MMSf  F«>wfcUI, of  Fuwliin»carobe,m.  •erondly, 
Chtrr  of  —  Beyyll,  of  Ctimwall,  by  whom  he 
■<••,  Tboma*.  Robert,  and  William,  one  of 
coaaMrrrd,  ori^iaatrd  the  Ijoodon  branch  f»f 
a  daaccadant  of  which  it  tappoted  to  lia^e 


Un^ham,  is  Cambridgeahira»  and  of  Malaton,  in  De- 
Ton,  anceator  of  the  Reynella,  of  that  place,  and  of 
Ogwell,  and  of  the  ReyneUa,  baronota.  (See  BuBKB'a 
Peemgt  and  Baronetage,  and  Commontn,  toI.  ir.) 
Thia  William  Fouhel,  M.P.  for  Totneaa,  died  S3rd 
March,  1507,  and  hia  wife,  Elinor,  the  Oth  of  April,  the 
aame  year,  and  aa  appeara  by  inacription  on  a  braaa 
plate  in  their  ranlt,  were  interred  in  the  Fowell  aiale 
of  the  church  of  Ugborough.    Their  aon  and  heir. 

Sib  Richabd  Fowhil,  knt.  of  Fowhilacombe,  m, 
ftrat,  Blanch,  danghter  and  oo>heir  of  Hayea  of  Deron ; 
and  aeoondly,  Eliaabeth,  dau|^ter  of  Sir  Richard 
Edgcombe,  knt.  sheriff  of  DoTon  in  1487.  By  the 
former  he  had  iaane, 

Troxas,  hia  heir,  and 

JoANi, married,  flrat,  to  Sir  Philip  Courtenay,  knt. 
of  Longhter,  aecond  aon  of  Sir  Philip  Courtenay, 
knt.  of  Molland,  both  in  DoTon,  and  had  by  him 
an  only  daughter, 

Elizabeth  Courtenay,  married  to  Sir  William 
Strode,  knt.  of  Newenham  Park,  in  DeTon, 
ancestor,  by  her,  of  the  preaent  Strodea  of 
Newenham. 

She  wedded,  secondly,  Humphrey  Prideaux,  eaq. 
of  Thoughborongh  and  Adeston,  in  DeTon,  an- 
ceator, by  her  of  Uie  preaent  Sir  Edmund  Pri- 
deaux, bart.  of  Netherton,  in  Uiat  county.  (See 
BcBKB'a  Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 

The  aon  and  heir, 

Thomas  Fowuill,  of  Fowhfllacombe,  married  Maria, 
eldest  daughter,  by  hia  wife,  Joane,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Richard  Whitley,  esq.  of  EiTord,  of  Richard 
Halae,  eaq.  of  Kenedon,  both  in  Deron,  and  dying  in 
1544,  waa  s.  by  hia  son  and  heir,* 

Richabd  Fowhill,  eaq.  of  Fowhillaoombe,  who  ». 
27th  January,  1541,  Grace,  aecond  daughter,  by  hia 
wife,  Jane,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Dillon,  eaq.  of  Chim- 
well,  in  DeTon,  of  John  Somaster,  eaq.  of  Pajmsford, 
in  that  county,  and  had  iaaue  three  aona  and  one 
daughter, 

I.  Arthcb,  his  heir. 

II.  William,  of  Blackball  and  Diptford  Down,  in 
the  adjoining  parishes  of  North  Huish  and 
Diptford,  b,  at  Fowellacombe  in  155d,  and  m, 
Agnes,  eldeat  daughter,  by  Anne,  daughter 
of  John  Bligh,  eaq.  of  Bodmin,  in  Cornwall,  of 
William  Ach3rro,  esq.  of  Plenynth,  or  Plynt, 
in  that  county.    His  grandson  and  heir, 

Richard  Fowkll,  of  Blackball  and  Dipt- 
ford, IM.  in  1055,  Elizabeth,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Thomas  Hele,  bart.  of  Fleet 
Damarell,  in  Devon,  M.P.  sheriff  of  De- 
Ton,  1030,  and  co-heir  of  her  brothers.  Sir 
Samuel  and  Sir  Henry  Hele.  harts. ;  on 
the  death  of  the  latter  of  whom,  in  1677, 
s.  p.  that  title  (for  which  see  that  family, 
page  251),  expired.    Their  son  and  heir, 

William  Fowbll,  esq.  of  Black  Hall  and 
Diptford,  bom  at  Blackhall  in  1099,  be- 
came, at  the  decease  of  Sir  John  Fowell, 
the  third  baronet,  in  1002,  beir  male  of 
the  family.  He  died  in  April.  1714.  aged 
fifty-five.  leaving  isjiue  by  bis  wife,  Su- 
aaniiMh,  daughter  of  John  Smyth,  esq.  of 
Tavistock,  in  DeTon, 


been  Johp.ph  Fuwbll,  c>q.  of  Loodoo,  the  socceMfiil 
KiiAnia  meirhant,  i»bo!ie  only  daughter  and  hcireu,  Sarah, 
m.  iMar  Buxton,  rM].  and  wa>  cramlnMither  »f 

John  Fom  bi.l  Bixton,  cm].  late  M.  P.  for  Weymooth, 
the  philanthropic  advocate  of  tlave  eroancipatioB. 

M7 


•KM.  M»y,IIk  MUM  BuMl>t.Mq.  lrfW«T  UMntUDD, 

la  Uttvm,  axl  •»•  nMktr  at  llx  pnHM  Sli  KAw,„ 


.  i.  U  BUek  Hun.  lUh  /<i1).  1f« 
rw,  Mo^  duiblH,  bv  KliulHIt 
of  Ckulu  ContU,  n).  uT  AUIni 

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SlMb-llMlwlllIt,  ».  M  BlBk  lltiitA  ••* 
I'ibnnutEk.  ■■  Omitn.  IIO*.  MK  Mi  ' 

;  CtplilB  Spifr  lui  »Km  ■■■)  l«Mi  I*" 
riala  fvr  •  khiiHir  «>  Ik*  pii*tiMiii>iiy  >■< 

CliU  W*i  —a'Cca— H— Mll*i^ll»lt^l 


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iBTBVB.  of   Fmrclliciwibe,  b.   Avgnit,   lS»i, 
McideBtally  at  bw  vnde'i,  Sir  Hi- 
ReyneD.  of  Ford»  in  Deron,  in  1012, 
■fed  thifty*  oBBnitied. 
KiHMWD*  hair  to  hl«  brother. 

Grm,  M.  flnt,  Richard  Barrett,  esq.  of  Tregar- 
dd»o«  ia  Cornwall,  by  whom  she  had  issue, 
tvo  dsta^teri  his  0(Hheirs»  and  secondly.  Sir 
Camsew,  knt.  of  Camsew,  in  that 
r»  the  friend  of  Carew  the  Cornish  his- 


hMss., 

bt  EoMMiD  FowBix,  knt.  of  FoweDscombe,  heir 
thuher,  Arthur,  was  bom  there  in  IS03,  knight- 
I  %t  Fulace  of  Greenwichv  Srd  Norember,  1010, 
dMid  M.P.  for  Ashbnrton  in  the  long  parlia- 
imA  far  the  coonty  of  Deron  in  lOSO.  lie  was 
fel  ef  dM  parlianientary  committee  and  deputy 
i*Mi  ibr  tbiit  shire,  and  president  of  the  com- 
tl»  seqnrstration.  He  was  created  a  Baronkt 
Ifril,  1C4*I.  He  Si.  in  1014,  Margaret,  eldest 
kir,  by  his  wife  CaUicrine,  only  daughter  of 
•  Lord  Norreys  of  llycote,  of  Sir  Anthony 
K  knt.  of  Hiiittm  St.  U^orge,  captain  of  the 
to  Qmetm  Kmsasbih,  and  sister  of  John,  first 
Paidsttt  of  Hinton,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  Puu- 
iy  Iwr  Sir  Edmond  had  snrviTiug  issue,  two 
li  iw  daaghten, 
loBs,  Us  hrir. 

IftBoad,  of  Panquit,  in  the  adjoining  parish  of 
Modbary,  A.  at  Fowcllsotntibe  in  1G37,  siu  in 
lga»,  EUxabeth,  daughter  by  his  wife  Bridget, 
sixth  daanhter  (by  UridKet,  daughter  of  Sir 
B«rdet,  bart.)  of  'rhomas  Erisley,  eiq. 
flOB  of  Sir  George  Krisley,  bart.  of  Drake- 
l«v,  Im  tibe  oounty  of  Derby,  and  Susan,  his 
wife,  daashter  of  Sir  Humphry  Ferrers,  knt. 
of  Thonao  Brome,  esq.  of  Kwithington,  in  the 
ity  of  Hereford,  and  d.  in  1081 ,  aged  forty- 
I,  baring  had  issue  two  daughters,  Bridget 
Kliaabeth. 


I,  b.  at  FoweUfCombe  in  1015. 

I,  h.  there  in  lOSl,  m.  Snd  January, 

lOS,  to  Richard  Cabell,  esq.  of  Brooke,  in 

Dwon,  sheriff  of  the  county  in  1004,  son  and 

heir  of  Richard  Cabrll,  esq.  of  Brooke,  and  biM 

wrfb  Maria,  daughter  of  George   i'restwood, 

«B%  of  Whitoombe,  in  Devon,  by  liis  wife, 

Iho  daughter  of  Sir  Nicholas  Martyn,  knt.  of 

Ostan,  ia  that  shire,  M.  P.  for  the  county  of 

I,    in  the   long   parliament,  in   whose 

tr'm  house,  in  WatUn  Street,  London, 

Ike  ftve  members  were  concealed  when  A'ing 

Cbaklss  followed  tlu*m  into  the  city.    They 

had  iso»e,  which  terminated  in  an  heiress, 

who  carried  Brooke  in  marriage  to  the  family 

of  Fmmes,  of  SUpleton,  in   Dorset.     (See 

BoftKi's  f  *«iWMOiMr«,  vol.  i.) 

t,  k^  at  Fowellscombe  in  1017,  m.  S8tli 
r,  1653,  to  Edmond  Williams,  esq. 
of  iBtowford,  in  Devon,  descendant  and  heir 
ef  Thomao  Williams,  esq.  thereof,  speaker  of 
tte  Hoase  of  Commons  in  tlie  reign  of  Elua- 
I,  and  bad  a  son  and  lu'ir, 

W  illiams,  esq.  of  Stowfurd,  who  $n.  his 
hinswomsn,  daughter  of  Arthur  Champcr- 
nowoe,  caq.  of  Dartingtun  House,  in  De- 
von, by  his  wife  Margaret,  second  sur^ 
▼ivuic  daughUT  of  Sir  John  Powell, 
eteond  baronet. 


IT.  Anne,  6.  at  Fowellscombe  in  1039. 
T.  Florence,  b.  there  in  1031,  m.  Serrington  Savery, 
esq.  of  Shilston,  in  Devon,  son  and  heir  of 
Christopher  Savery,  esq.  of  Sbilston,  a  colonel 
of  foot  on  the  parliamentary  side,  and  father 
of  Christopher  Savery,  esq.  thereof,  sheriff  of 
Devon  in  1003,  and  lieutenant-colonel  of  the 
militia. 

Sir  Edmond  Powell  d.  in  October,  1074,  aged  eighty- 
one.  He  made  a  settlement  of  his  estates  and  pro- 
perty on  the  marriage  of  his  eldest  son  and  heir ;  but 
when  on  his  death  bed, his  sons  being  reduced  to  two  in 
number,  the  youngest  of  them  baying  only  daui^ters, 
and  the  eldest  only  one  surviving  son.  Sir  Edmond 
strictly  enjoined  them  to  settle  Fowellscombe  Park 
and  odier  manors  and  lands,  on  the  heir  male,  Wil- 
liam Powell,  of  Black  Hall.    He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Powell,  of  Fowellscombe,  bom  there 
in  1023,  colonel  of  a  regiment  of  foot  in  the  service  of 
the  Parliament,  governor  of  Totness,*  mentioned  in 
the  letters  of  Fairfax  to  the  parliament,  after  the 
taking  of  Dartmouth,  and  M.P.  for  Ashburton  in  Ui&H. 
He  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter,  by  his  wife  Elizabeth,  eld- 
est daughter  of  Sir  John  Hsyney,  burt,  of  Sir  John 
ChidicKter,  of  iialeigh,  in  Devon,  knt.  and  bart.  and 
hud  issue  that  survived  him, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

1.  Elisabeth,  wi.  in  1001,  George  Parker,  e^q.  of 
Boringdon,  in  Devon,  anceiitor  of  the  Eurl  of 
Morley,  Viscount  Boringdon,  and  d.  in  Octo- 
ber, 1007,  leaving  issue  a  son, 
Edmund  Parker,  esq.  who  attained  his  age 
in  1718,  but  was  killed  in  the  lifetime  of 
his  father,  by  a  fall  from  his  horse,  while 
riding  on  the  banks  of  the  Lara,  near 
Boringdon.    He  <l.  t.  p» 
11.  Margaret,  m.  to  Arthur  Champemowne,  esq.  of 
Dartington  House,  in  Devon,  ancestor,  by  her, 
of  the  present  Henry  Champemowne,  esq.  of 
Dartington.    (See  Bdbkb's  CommoiurSf  vol. 
ii.  p.  S73.) 

Sir  John  Powell  d.  in  1070,  aged  sixty-two.  In  his 
will,  dated  2nd  June  tliat  year,  he  makes  reference  to 
tlic  dying  injunction  of  his  father,  to  preserve  Fow- 
ellscombe Park  and  estates  in  the  male  line  of  tlio 
family,  and  adds,  *'  to  which  enjoinmcnt  of  my  said 
dear  deceased  father,  I  readily  yield  all  dutiful  obe- 
dience."   He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  KiK  John  Fowbll,  of  Fowellscombe,  b.  in  1005, 
M.  P.  for  TotneM,  10K8,  to  his  death,  and  one  of  tlii> 
151  members  of  the  celebrated  convention  who  voted 
against  making  the  Prince  of  Orange  king,  but  for 
declaring  the  Princess  queen.  He  d.  in  1(KI2,  aged 
twenty-seven,  unm.  when  the  Baronetcy  became  kx- 
TiNCT,  and  the  heir  malcship  of  the  family  devolved 
on  the  before  named 

William  Fowbll,  esq.  of  Black  Hall  and  Diptford, 
to  whom  this  Sir  John  Powell,  in  reference  to  the 
dying  command  of  his  grandfather.  Sir  Edmond,  and 
the  will  of  his  father,  Sir  John,  gave  by  his  will, 
dated  4th  November,  1001,  Fowellsrombc,  with  aU  his 
lands  and  possessions,  making  him  his  sole  hrir  and 
executor.  Owing,  however,  to  the  omission  by  Uie 
person  who  drew  up  the  instrument  and  superintended 
its  execution,  of  one  of  the  three  required  attesting 
signatures,  the  intentions  of  the  testator,  and  of  his 
predecessors,  were  defeated,  and  the  will  set  aside, 
by  Parker  and  Champemowne,  the  husbands  of  his 
sisters,  notwithstanding  these  had  fortunes  indopou- 


M 


;  fiiwtrsit  ot  tbia  Sir  J<ihn  Fowvll,  iMit.  in  full  arniuar,  hy  Sir  < Godfrey  KuvUcr,  is  auiou^^i 
I,  %m  potscrtion  i4  ibc  present  Juho  Digby  Powell. 

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drntly  nt^riired  to  them  by  their  father,  from  other 
land*.  By  tliem  Fowellncombe  Park,  with  all  the 
nianors  and  eiitati>s  not  appropriated  by  the  itecond 
humnct  to  their  fortunoA,  were  held  in  coparcenary 
until  Auicu8t.  171*2,  when  a  partition  was  made  by 
George  Parker,  liiii  wife,  Elixabetli,  being  dead,  and 
their  son  and  heir  apparent,  Edmund  Parker ;  and 
Mariiraret  Chainpernowne,  at  that  time  a  widow.  Un- 
der thiji  agreement,  tiie  inaTiors  and  estates  of  Har- 
burtonford  and  Ludbrouke,  &c.  which  included  Higher 
and  Lower  Whichcombe,  were  allotted  to  the  Parkers ; 
and  Fowtflbcmnbe  Park,  lloulterscombe,  and  other 
lands,  to  Mrs.  Champemowne,  who  remoTcd  from 
Darlington  House  to  Powellscombe,  and  there  died, 
13th  March,  17)E0.  Ity  her  will,  dated  3rd  January 
preceding,  she  gave  i^lOOO  to  Arthur,  the  eldest  sou 
of  her  eldest  son ;  £'H00  to  her  daughter,  who  had 
married  her  relative,  Jtihn  Williams,  esq.  of  Stow  ford, 
and  other  legacies ;  after  which  she  devised  all  her 
freehold  manors  ami  estates  in  Devon  and  Cornwall, 
including  Fowellscombe  Park,  to  her  younger  son, 
Henry.  He  also  made  it  his  residence,  and  died  in 
1757,  without  issue,  when  his  nephew  and  heir,  Arthur 
Champernowne,  of  Dartington  House,  heir  also  of  his 
grandmother,  Margaret  Powell,  sold  Fowellscombe  to 
Mr.  (>eorge  Herbert,  of  Plymouth,  by  deed  dated  0th 
January,  I75!>.  Hi-*  sou  aud  heir,  (ieorge,  banker  of 
Plymouth,  sold  it  on  1.1th  March,  1784,  to  Mr.lliomas 
King,  of  Plymouth,  who  dying  unni.  l.tth  January, 
1702,  loft  it  to  his  three  brothers,  John,  Richard,  and 
Kobi'rt.  John  ft.  also  unm.  2fith  January.  17115.  in- 
testate, when  his  share  devolved  to  liichard,  us  hrir- 
at-law  :  to  him  hit*  brother  Robert  released  his  third, 
thereby  enabling  Richard,  who  ri.  I8th  Januar>-,  l^ll, 
s.  p.  to  f>nt.iil  the  mansion  ami  estates  on  liin  nephew. 
John,  the  eldest  son  of  Robi'rtiand  his  three  brothers. 
This  John  Kiufi.  esq.  in  the  preAcnt  owner;  but  he  has 
not  resided  in  the  rounty  of  Devon  for  several  years 
paiit.  and  during  that  period  Fowellscombe.  a  battle- 
meuted  mansion  of  Klizabethan  dute.origin.iHy  on>i'ted 
in  the  form  of  the  roman  iiiitiiil  ot'  the  family  name, 
has  remained  uninhabited.  The  jiark.  uas  in  cn^ater 
part  divided  olF  fur  tillage  nfter  its  purchase  by  Mr. 
HerlK'rt. 

Ari/ix-  Arrcnt.  a  chov.  ^a. on  cliiet'  ^it.  three  nnillets 
pirreed  of  the  nrst. 


f()\\li:r,  oi'  i!\H\\(ii:  CiKANc.i:. 


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ILtnragr. 

This  f.imilv  VI  .in  III  rriMt  :in'i<|ttitv  lN>fiire  ih«-  ri-i::ii 
of  Hkhihii  I.,  uhi-M  III  th.tt  u.irlike  |l^lnle'^  exj  i- 
dition  til  the  Hol\  L.iiiit 

Sir  Kitnti:ii  Iii%%ii.K,oi   V'nxlry.  in  (li<    i-oimtx  oi 
Hiiekii,  MTvini:   as  a  ritniiiiitiniiii;;   iiHn-ir  ;i:-.iiiiHt  tin- 
liiliili'l.  «/!»•'  I  I'.Hl,  iii,iintaitii-ii   at  bin  uivii  i\|iiii!«e  a    i 
irrtain  nuiu>HTof  Hriii«h  liowiin-ti.iill  himiu  n  tenants, 
III  M  rve  in  the  «-:ir-« .   .\:k\  hv  In-  e\tra>iriUi).iry  \i^i     ' 
)4n«e  Ii4tiiii:  Kavdl  the  1  hriAii.in  laiiip  trom  .i  niH*    | 
tiirii^l  suiprnir,  riiened   the   huiiour  nf  kiii^hlh<Hjii   I 


in  th«  field  from  hb  royal  master,  wko  a 
crest  which  he  then  bore— ■  kead  and  1v 
changed  for  the  vigilant  owl.  Froaa  JBir  Ri 
■cended  ^^"^m^f^m^ 

John  Fowlbr,  eeq.  of  Foxley*  who  as.  tl 
of  Loveday,  and  was  s.  by  hia  boo,  « 

HiNRr  Fowi^R,  esq.  of  Fovley,  wko  as^ 
and  heir  of  John  Barton,  and  left  a  oon  anS 

Sir  William  Fowlkr,  knt.  of  Ricote.  in  i 
of  Oxford.  This  gentleman  m.  Cecilia,  anh 
and  heir  of  Sir  Nicholas  Inglcficld,  Sl 
issue, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

lliomas.  J 

Cecilia,  m.  tn  Thomas  Rooks,  wq.  wt  ] 
Bucks. 
He  was  s.  by  his  elder  son. 

Sir  Richard  Fowlkr,  who  was  kni|:hic 
WARD  IV.  and  made  chancellor  of  the  durh 
ciutiir.     He  m.  Jane,  danghter  of  John  Daa 
of  Colthorp,  in  the  cTOunty  of  Oxford,  and 
his  elder  son. 

Sir  Richard  Fowi.rr,  knt.  who  m,  J 
daughter  of  Thomas  Windsiir.  and  siater  ot , 
Lord  Windsor,  but  dying  without  issue,  was 
brother, 

Thomas  Fow i.rr, esquire  nf  the  body  to  Ed 
He  married  Margery  Coleville,  and  was  i.  bj 
son, 

Rugrr  Fo\%  i.er,  esq.  of  Broomhill,  in  the  < 
Stafford.  This  gentleman  m.  Isabella.  da«| 
(*o-heir  of  William  Lee,  of  Morpeth,  tKasurr 
wick ,  and  had  ij<8ue, 

1.  Rowland,  his  heir,  who  m.  the  dsi 
Vradshaw  of  Presteign,  in  the  cona^ 
nor,  and  had  twn  *>ous, 

1.  dcoRo:,  1    who  both  married, 

2.  Brian,     /       issueless. 

II.  Brian,  of  St.  Thomas,  in  the  coonty  al 

m.  Jane,  d.iuphter  and  ht-ir  of  J«hn 

entj.  of  ll<tti>tield,  in  thi'  County  t-f  V 

left,  uith  other  i«<tue.  a  S4>n  ^nj  hrii 

\\  alter,  of  St.  1  liiiin.i«.  w  hu  m.  Mar 

ter  of  Ualph   of    l<f-til\     m  rHr  i 

\N  orie««ttr,  aiii|  lri*iii  lum  ut»»^. 

h'liu  ler.^  of  St.  HionLis  V. 

III.  W  1 1 1  u  V . 

IV.  J.lllle^.  m.  Margaret    Mortiui.  uf  U  lUf 

in  the  eoiinty  of  Stalford.  and  Utt  IM 
which  deM'ciul  the  Ki>v«  i  rxs  up  Pci 
(See  Hi  KKt'a  Cvmtmmtrf,  vol.  i%.. 
v.  Johanna. 
\i.  Alieia. 

The  third  son. 

\N  iLi.MM   Fowi.hR.  riq.  of  H  ama;:e  firaafi 
roiinty  of  Salop,  m.   Mary,  daughter  cff  Jcte 
.M.D.  and  had  i^Nne. 

Kh  HARD,  his  heir. 

Peter. 

TlinmaM. 

Marpiret.m.  toThonmii^  .iiich«u,r«t.olf^ 

in  the  cuuiit>  of  Carnarinu. 
.Miri.i. 
-M.iry. 
Klif.ibeth. 

J  III*  i-|i!i-<>t  Min. 

Hitii«i<p  I'liwiiR.  esq.  cif  HAnLiUe  <■!■ 
M-i>,  iliUKliMr  iif  .*^ir  bdwiird  LinleTiin.  k«l 
l.itiiii  ll.til.  III  (he  louniy  nf  St^iTurJ,  aal  ■ 
lii^  elilfst  Mill, 

U'li.i  11 «  PiiuiiK.  tiw).  ni  HNrna|:e  l^raact. 
Viina,  duughtir  of   KK'hard   Perks,  nq.  of  ^ 

•am* 


tbt  eoMlT  or  Yofi. 

SiaioaHnMMKi-l-.knl- •rWlllt~lrn.ro  HMdlr- 
•H,  U.r.  far  Hum  moiit.  a.  EUMbMk.  •ttnlbni  of 


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G«orge  Parefoy.  esq.  of  Madeley»  Berks,  and  was  s. 
by  his  son* 

I.  Sir  Richard  Framokltii ,  knt.  of  Moor  Park,  in 
the  county  of  Hertford*  who  was  created  a  Baronbt 
by  King  Charlsi  II.  10th  October,  1000.  He  m.  first, 
Elisabeth,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Cheeke, 
knt.  of  Pyrgo,  in  Essex,  and  by  her  had  three  sons 
and  a  daughter,  viz. 

RiCHARDf  his  heir. 
Thomas,  successor  to  his  brodier. 
Robert,  died  at  King's  College,  Cambridge,  unmar- 
ried. 
Essex,  died  young. 

Sir  Richard  m.  secondly,  Eleanora,  daughter  of  Sir 
Samuel  Tryon,  hart,  of  Halstead,  in  Essex,  and  sister 
and  heir  of  Sir  Samuel  Tryon,  bart.  and  by  that  lady 
had  three  daughters,  namely, 

Eleanora,  m.  to  Charles  May,  esq.  son  and  heir 
of  Sir  Algernon  May,  knt.  and  d,  s.  p. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Dr.  Richard  Willis,  Bishop  of 
Winchester,  and  4.  m.  p. 

Essex. 
Sir  Richard,  who  represented  the  county  of  Hertford 
in  parliament,  died  about  the  year  1085,  and  was  t.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Richard  Franckltn,  bart.  who  m.  Lady 
Anne  Rich,  eldest  dau^ter  of  Thomas,  third  Earl  of 
Warwick,*  and  widow  of  Thomas  Barrington,  esq. 
but  dying  without  male  issue  in  1009,  was  s.  by  his 
brother, 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Franckltn,  bart.  This  gentleman 
m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Ralph  Hawtrey,  esq.  of  Rislip, 
in  Middlesex,  and  widow  of  Christopher  Clitherow, 
esq.  of  Pinners,  in  the  same  county,  but  dying  5th 
October,  1728,  aged  soTenty-two,  without  issue,  the 
Baronktct  became  extinct. 

ilriiu— Arg.  on  a  bend  as.  tiuree  dolphins  naiant  of 
the  first. 


/ 


FREER,  OF  WATER  EYTON. 

Criatxo  nth  July,  lOSO.— Extinct  about  1030. 

Lineage. 


I.  Edward  Frrkr,  esq.  of  Water  Eyton,  in  Oxford- 
shire, was  created  a  Baron  nr  in  1020.  Sir  Edward 
M.  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Stafford,  esq.  of  Blather- 
wyck,  in  Northamptonshire,  but  d.  t,  p.  about  1030, 
when  the  title  rxpirbo. 


FREKE,  OF  WEST  BILNEY. 


Crkatbd 
4th  June,  1713. 


Extinct 
13th  April,  1704. 


Lineage. 

This  family  descended  from 

Francis  Frikb.  esq.  "  a  person  of  good  repute  in 
Somersetshire,"  whose  son. 


Roubt  Fbbkb,  eaq.  wbb  fbr  wmaj  fta 
the  Treasury  in  the  raigna  of  HbbbtTII 
Eubabbth,  and  died  worth  b  phns,  aa  i 
tune  in  those  tinM.  El*  Ml  thna  mb 
daughters,  tIs. 

I.  Sir  Thomas  Frbkb,  knt.  of  Bwa 
in  Dorsetshire,  "b  person  of 
note,  great  trust,  and  matbority  i 
of  Dorset  tamp,  Bubabbth  aa 
He  ».  Elizabedi,  only  dao^tn 
John  Taylor,  alderaiBa  of  Loodi 
with  other  iaaiie, 

John,  of  Ewem  Co«rtiiej,  i 
twice  and  had  iasBie. 
^       Ralph,  of  Hantdngton,  in  Wlh 
^'  tor  of  the~FBBKnof  thst  pte 

,  II.  John,  of  Hilton. 

III.  WiLUAM. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  WaUan  Hodfee. 

II.  Frances, «.  to  John  CuIliiRd,  of  I 
III.  Susanna. 
IT.  Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Mdlff. 

T.  Eliiabeth, «.  to  Tboniaa  Beak. 
▼I.  Ann. 
▼II.  Joan. 

The  youngest  son, 

WiLUAX  Frbkb,  esq.  who  was  o#  8«i«i 
shire,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Ar&nr  Svai: 
remoTed  wiUi  his  son  Arthur  into  Irdaad 

Arthur  Frbkb,  coq.  lired  near  the  d 
and  marrying  Dorothy,  daogfatar  of  Sir  F 
of  Youghall,  had  a  son, 

PiRRcr  Frbxb,  esq.  who  ei\|oyod  r  frir  > 
county  of  Cork,  and  coming  into  Ea^ 
kinswoman,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Ralph 
widi  whom  he  had  a  considerable  fintn 
chased  the  estate  of  Bflney,  in  Noflblk, 
was  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  Ralph  Frbkb,  esq.  who  was  created 
by  Queen  Anns,  4th  June,  1713.  Sir  Rsl| 
beth,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Meade,  bart.  sai 

PiBRCT,  his  successor. 

Ralph,  who  d.  at  Richmond  in  17V  ■ 

John-Rbdmond,  successor  to  his  bnAi 

Gbacb,  erentuaUy  sole  heiross  of  Iha  i 
m.  in  1741,  the  Hon.  John  Enat, 
of  George,  Lord  Cariwry,  and  M 
issue,  a  son, 

John  ETAN8,esq.  who  assaoMdtia 
with  the  testamentary  iajaacl 
maternal  uncle,  the  additioBsI  i 
Frbkb,  and  was  created  a  Babb 
Sir  John  ETans-Freke'k  ddfll 
present  John.  Lord  Cabbibt. 

Sir  Ralph  died  about  the  year  171t,  aad  « 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Pibrct  Frbkb,  bart.  member  iB 
ment  of  Ireland  for  Baltimore,  who  4.  bi 
Dublin  lOth  April,  im,  and  was  s.  by  Us 

III.  Sir  John-Rbdmond  FBBBB,baft« 
Brodrick,  but  d.  t.  p,  13th  April,  170^  «b 
BONBTCT  became  bxtinct. 

Arms—Sai.  two  bars  or,  in  chief  ttrec  » 
same. 


By  his  second  wife,  Anne,  danghter  of  Sir  Thomas  Cheeke,  of  Pjffo. 

SlQ 


FUS 


GAL 


of  Gloucester.  He  m.  ftnt  Anne,  lUaglrter  of  Robert 
John  Hide»  eeq.  of  Ingarstone»  in  Essex »  and  Addi- 
sham,  in  Kent ;  and  secondly,  Catherine*  daughter  of 
Giles  H  ambler,  of  Ghent.    By  the  former  he  had  issae, 

Edward,  his  heir. 
Richard,  4.  nnm. 

Jane,  6.  seth  January,  1603,  ».  to  the  Rer.  Rich- 
ard Astley,  rector  of  Melton  Constable. 
Julian,  6.  19th  January,  1004,  m.  to  James  Poe, 
esq.  of  Swindon  Hall,  in  the  county  of  York, 
and  left  an  only  daughter, 
Anns  Pox,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Jenner,  knt. 
recorder  of  London,  and  one  of  the  judges 
of  the  Common  Pleas,  temp.  Jamks  II.  and 
William  III. 
Anne,  d.  unm. 

He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  Edward  Fust,  esq.  of  Hill,  in  the  county  of 
Gloucester,  who  for  his  fidelity  to  the  house  of  Stenart 
in  its  extremity,  was  created  a  Baron  it  by  King 
Charlks  II.  21st  August,  1602.  Sir  Edward  m. 
Bridget,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Denton,  knt.  of 
Hillersdon,  Bucks,  and  had  issue, 

Edward,  </.  unm. 

Richard,  b.  27th  January,  1632,  d.  unm. 
Ponltney,  b.  in  February,  1635,  d,  unm. 
John,  his  heir,  b.  5th  December,  1637. 
Richard,  6.  23rd  October,  1664,  bred  a  merchant, 
d.  unm. 

Elianor,  m.  to  George  Bennet,  esq.  of  Bath. 

Mari^et,  m.  first,  to  Ralph  Ironsides,  M.D.  bro- 
ther of  Dr.  Gilbert  Ironsides,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
in  1670,  and,  secondly,  to  Freke,  esq.  of  Dorset- 
shire. 

Sir  Edward  d.  6th  April,  1674,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  surviTing  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Fcst,  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire  in  1675. 
He  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Richard  Cocks,  bart. 
of  Dumbleton,  in  the  same  county,  and  dying  12th 
February,  1008,  was  buried  in  a  Tault  adjoining  Hill 
Church,  and  s.  by  his  only  suryiving  child, 

III.  Sir  Edward  Fusi'.  This  gentleman  married 
four  wires :  first,  Anne-Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas 
Stephens,  esq.  of  Lipiut,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester, 
and  by  her  had  a  daughter,  Elizabeth,  who  m.  Thomas 
Warner,  esq.  of  Packenhull,  in  the  same  county. 
His  second  wife  was  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of 
William  Mohun,  esq.  of  Portishead,  in  the  county  of 
Somerset,  and  by  her  had,  to  surviTC  infancy,  one 
son, 

Edward,  his  heir. 

He  wedded,  thirdly,  Catherine,  daughter  of  Francis 
Moliun,  esq.  of  Fleet,  in  Dorsetshire,  and  had  by  that 
lady, 

Francis,  heir  to  his  half  brother. 

Catherine,  b.  4th  January,  1703-4. 
His  fourth  wife  was  Susanna,  daughter  of  Richard 
Cocks,  esq.  sister  of  Sir  Richard  Cocks,  bart.  of  Dum- 
bleton, aud  widow  of  Roger  Thompson,  of  London, 
merchant ;  by  her  he  had  three  children,  John,  Rich- 
ard, and  Edward,  who  all  died  in  infancy.  He  d. 
5th  August,  1713,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  surviring 
son, 

IV.  Sik  Edward  Fust,  high  sheriff  of  Gloucester- 
shire in  1717,  who  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  the  abore- 
mentioned  Roger  Thomson,  of  London,  and  had  four 
children,  who  all  died  young.  He  died  27th  February, 
1727-8  (his  widow  m.  Gilbert  Maximilian  Mohun, 
esq.  of  Fleet),  and  was  s.  by  his  half  brother, 

V.  SiK  Francis  Fust,  who  m.  28th  September,  1724, 
Fanny,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Tooker,  of  the  city  of 
Bristol,  merchant,  and  had  surriTing  issue. 


4 

ifl 

RDilitalntt 


John,  hia  hiAt,  h,  tOtik  A^«t»  IIM. 
Gilbert-MvRimilUn,  b,  Mh  immuuj,  IIV. 
Denton,  6.  8th  October,  171B. 

Fanny-FranceliA,  b,  lOlh 

Julian,  6.  lOth  April,  wm. 
Sir  Franda  d.  96th  Jane,  irOi. 
brother, 

Ti.  Sir  John  Fust,  who  AIbA at 
15th  April,  1770,  witfaoat  iMoe, 
ing,  similarly,  predeceased  UaSf 
came  extinct. 

Anns    Ai^ent,  on  a  diemn  between  tkn 
bills'  heads,  dimidiated  per  pele  aaUe, 
of  the  field  pierced. 


FYTCHE,  OF  ELTHAM. 


Creatsd 
7th  Sept.  16W. 


S^S 


Eu 
lathJai 


I.  Sir  Tbomas  Fttcbs,  of  ElOiam  end  Mti 
kail,  in  Kent,  descended  from  the  aadset  i 
Fytche,  in  Essex,  haring  been  knightfd  I 
Charles  II.  was  created  a  Barokbt  in  tkel 
reign,  7th  September,  1688.  He  m.  ABBe,aal; 
ter  and  heir  of  Richard  Cuuipwt,  esq.  of  EM 
dying  lOUi  September,  1668,  was  «.  by  his  sn 

II.  Sir  Comport  Fytche,  bart.  who  sii 
daughter  of  Sir  Lumley  Robinson,  bart.  of  f 
Hall,  in  the  county  of  Suffblk,  and  dyiic  > 
cember,  1720,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Wiluax  Fttchb,  bart.  who  d.  i 
unm.  13th  June,  1736,  when  the  Babosktct 
extinct. 


Arms- 
faces  or. 


-Vert,  a  cherron  between  llatt  1 


GALBRAITH,  OF  SHANWAU 


Created 
26th  Jan.  1813. 


ftineage. 

Samuel  Galbraith,  esq.  of  Dundvff^  FMi 
county  of  Donegal,  m.  Jane,  dangbter  of  Jota 
esq.  and  had  issue, 

James  Galbraith,  esq.  of  Londondmy* 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Whitehill,  es|.  • 
in  the  county  of  Londonderry,  and  bad  a  •■ 

fit 


GAR 


QAB, 


( 


George,  who  d,  s.  p» 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Dudley  Cariton,  yice-cham* 
berlain  to  King  Charlu  I.  created  Vifl- 
coant  Dorche8ter»  and  had  a  eon,  Henry* 
who  d.  young. 
Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Hanison,  knt. 
of  Hurst,  Berkshire. 
III.  John  (Sir),  heir  to  his  elder  brother. 
IT.  Peter. 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  George  Bame,  knt.  lord  mayor 
of  London,  and  had  issue.  (SeeBuaua's  Com- 
montrtf  toI.  i.  page  130.) 

Sir  WUIiam  died  in  1571.  In  St.  Magnus's  Church, 
near  London  Bridge,  was  erected  a  fair  monument  to 
his  memory,  thus  inscribed : 

Sir  William  Garrard,  Haberdasher,  Mayor,  1555,  a 
grave,  sober,  wise,  and  discreet  Citiaen,  equal  with 
the  best,  and  inferior  to  none  of  oar  time,  deceased 
1571,  in  the  parish  of  St.  Christopher,  bat  was  ba- 
ried  in  this  Charch  of  St.  Magnus,  as  in  the  Parish 
where  he  was  bom. 

His  eldest  son  and  heir. 

Sir  William  Garrard,  knt.  of  Domey,  m.  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Roe,  knt.  lord  mayor 
of  London,  and  his  wife,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
Gresham,  knt.  of  the  same  city,  and  had,  with  seven 
sons,  who  all  predeceased  him  unmarried,  the  fol- 
lowing daughters,  M. 

Mart,  m.  to  Kedderminster. 
An NR,  m.  to  Hynde. 
Elixabrth,  unm. 
•«./Vr         *»     Judith,  m.  to  Gresham. 

Jane,  unm.  /^ 

Martha,  m.  to  Palmer.,  ^g'^  f^t*-f^^^ 
Katherinb,  unmT  ;  ^^ 

He  d,  17th  November,  1007,  was  buried  in  Domey 
Church,  where  a  fine  monument  recorded  his  memory, 
and  leaving  no  male  issue,  the  representation  of  the 
family  devolved  upon  his  brother. 

Sir  John  Garrard,  knt.  sheriff  of  London  in  1502, 
and  lord  mayor  in  1001.  He  tn.  Jane,  daughter  of 
Mr.  Richard  Partridge,  citizen  of  London,  and  died 
7th  May,  1025,  leaving  two  sons  and  six  daughters, 
and  was  buried  in  St.  Magnus  Church,  **  where  on  a 
fair  monument,  in  the  south  isle  of  the  chancel  is 
this  incription  for  him  and  his  lady:" 

Here  lieth  interred  the  Bodies  uf  Sir  John  Gerrard, 
Knt.  and  Dame  Jane,  his  wife,  who  was  Daugh- 
ter to  Richsrd  Partridge,  Citizen  and  Haberdasher 
of  London,  by  whom  he  had  13  Children ;  five 
whereof  died  young.  They  lived  comfortably  to- 
gether, 43  years. 

He  was  Lord-Mayor  of  London,  in  the  year  1001. 
She  departed  this  Life,  the  24  Jan.  1010 ;  and  he 
left  this  world,  the  7  of  May,  1025,  being  70 
yean  old ;  leaving  only  8  Sens,  and  six  Daughters 
behind  him. 

This  Monument  was  erected  at  the  Charges  of  Be- 
nedict Gerrard,  Gent,  his  youngest  son,  1020. 

Their  surviving  children  were, 

John  (Sir). 
Benedict. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Read,  of  Wranghill,  in  the 
county  of  Lincoln. 

Elisabeth. 

Ursula,  m.  to  Francis  Hamby,  esq.  of  Lincoln- 
shire. 

,  m.  to  Sir  George  Sams. 

,  jw.  to  —  Lindley,  esq. 

,  m.  to  —  Robinson,  esq.  of  Totness. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

I.   Sir   John    Garrard,  knt.    of    Lamar,  in   the 


county  of  H«rtSf  wm  adfaBead  ta  a  Bai 
KUig  Jam  It  I.  lOlh  Fiknury,  lttl-«.  H 
first,  in  1611,  EUsateth^  ddaat  dniiMv  i 
ward  BaxUism,  knt.  locd  sayor  of  LmIi 
by  whom  he  had  six  aona  and  ek|^  teg 
died  17th  Ipril,  lOtt,  and  bee  bvied  ia 
aisle  of  the  choxdi  of  WliathampiHad,  ta 
of  Hertford:  upon  a  bandaoMN  waiUa 
(whereon  are  placed  two  nuoM*  ifmsitl; 
of  Sir  John  Gairard,  and  Daaa  EHnhiA 
is  an  inscription  setting  fiarth  her  many  v 
marriage,  &c.    Of  their  aarviving  cUUni 

JoBM,  sucoeasor  to  his  fiallMar. 

Jane,  the  wife  of  Sir  Justinian  lifca« 
Sir  John  wedded,  secondly,  KHaahiA.  i 
Monlton  Lambard,  knt.  of  Sevcnoaka,  Ii 
that  lady  had  no  iaine.  He  4.  abaat  th 
and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  aon, 

II.  Sir  Jobm  Garraro,  ba^  wIm»  as.  Jai 
of  Sir  Monlton  Lambard,  knt.  and  died  ii 
ingiaane, 

John,  his  auoceaaor. 
Samurl,  heir  to  hi*  brother. 
Nethermin. 
Edward. 

Elixabeth,  as.  first,  to  Sir  Nkhdaa 
and,  secondly,  to  Thomaa  Neale,  ei 

Jane,_ 

in  the  county  of  C^ 

,  HI.  to  Anthony  Farringdon,  i 

at-law. 
Radiael,  as.  to  Richard  Bniertaa,eif. 
end,  in  the  county  of  Hertfiavd. 
He  died  in  1080,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest 

III.  Sir  John  GaaaaaD,  who  as.  KaOi 
ter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  James  Bnyon,  fc 


in  the  county  of  Northamptmi,  and  i 
George  Boswell,  hart,  of  Clipaton,  by  a 
at  his  decease,  13th  January,  17M,  an  m 
and  heiress, 

.      Jane  Garrard,  who  as.  Ifontaaaf 
'^^K   of  ShardJlbes,  M.P.  and  d,  in  171 


daughter,  Mary  Drake,  the  wife  sf 
Everard,  bart.  and  a  son  and  heir, 

MoNTACUB-GARRAaD    DbAKS,  CS| 

loes,  M.  P.  for  the  oonnty  of  Bi 
m.  Isabella,  daughter  and  heii 
Marshall,  esq.  and  dying  in  tn 
his  eldest  surviving  son, 
WiLUAX  DaAKR,  esq.  LL.D 
m.    in   1746-7,   KliaabaA, 
John  Rawordi,  eaq.  and  i] 
left  aeveral  aona,  of  whi 
son, 

CuAaLSs   DaAKi, 
Utes  of  his 
GARaARD,  bait,  in  I7C 

Sir  John  leaving  no  male  isane»  tte  bi 
volved  upon  his  brother, 

IV.  Sir  Sajiurl  Garrard,  lord  aaTa 

in  1710,  and  M.P.  for  aevenl  yean  fer 

of  Agmondesham.    He  ai.  first,  BUiaale 

of  George  Poyner,  esq.  of  Coddiooie-B 

county  of  Herts,  but  by  that  lady  had  a 

m.  secondly,  Jane,  daughter  of  llMHua 

of  Salthorp,  Wilts,  by  whona  be  left  ftam 

Samvbl,  his  succesaor. 

Tboxas,  barrister-at-law,  and  coaaBa 

the  city  of  London,  as.  in  March, 

garet,  only  daughter  of  Robeft  * 

Hatton  Garden,  M.  P.  lor  the  dty  i 

d.  s.  p.  in  1750. 

DiNiT,  suocesaor  to  hb  alder  biathtr 


mflferr   yntirilT>  nliflmuly  ^nc- 

M>,  to«  kT  Uv  IcMHlH  in  OBBty,  >Dd  by 
n*  ■■!■>  laod.  c*Il*d  Oilru,  Id  Ibe  pirUb 
p  HpfrvprLklfd   Tor  pvtT»  muif 
e,  for  lt»  Undinl  ml  or  fouT 
w  ol  lh>  parkb  of  W«M.  ind  ane  of 

ii  la;  saall  ftir  (Ih  poor  of  CnwechiiRli 

Ml  ^tah  ckwcb  or  Nttdbam  Msrktl,  in 
'  IkJank  WW  HilautT  (luclwd  lo  A'lHf 
L  Ml  l«  bia  (crTMB  (a  Ihal  anlupiiy 
iJHi  proMMM  ■■  ■  d<bni|B>iif.  «d  tried 
Mihfaa  MfBMnd  far  w»l  of  eitdcnn  lu 
I  W—Hnii.i  of  vUOi  arHl  h*  ■ppslowd 
I  M  tt  |>i»ch»d  yiartr  on  >>m  Mottlttntrj 
*  if  kM  MlwuM.  Mut  iha  Mk    " 


The  tmmili  of  Giwdt  b  itited  U  hne  dtrntd 
-      ~        1  Giwdey,   •   Frtoeh  " 

wfaa  wu  pimifl>m>dp  aod  Httlvd  iv 
k.    Hkdi 

ixti   GiwuiT,  uq.  or  Hirluum.  Hijant^t- 

en  by  Aniw,  kii  wire,  dmigtiur  and  o-hair  of 

John  Buiingbininia,  Hq,  oT  Wrwdhall,  H>ru.  ■  tm. 

Sit  BiuliaHKltHI    tilHDT.   dird    acuad  of  WM 

lirling,  tie.  iD  Notrolk,  Utb  JiDuar}.  IMg,  lc»int 


ttif  kM  Ml 

ll|fMna8aBday,i>r  alaa  Uu  nnl 
«  «■  fulak  rbnvli  nf  W«(kin.  ky  < 


ih.( 


m 

FninLiHOHiii.  faltbeir. 

GAWDY,  OP  CROW'S  Hffl 

Chutid  iOtb  April,  l«i.— EniJiCT.... 

GlHDV.orCiow'iHti.L.) 

mtiuogr. 

trr  al  Sir  Ntcholu  Bucgo.  of  R(dcr><c.  and  by  liir. 

£iK  Cbhlu  Ciwdi,  tat.  af  Cno'i  Kd 

who  ».  .Kondly.  Sir  H.nry  Frilon,  tart-  of  Pl.yford, 

folk.  *.  iu   IHI.  ucond  •»  of  Sir  Bmb 

G..d;.  Li,!,  of  Wen  Herl.ng.  n»rri.d  l^U 

b.V.MO.            ""         "       ^"'' 

Fm«LiKEMA«  G<itDr.e.q.  o(  Weil  Hwling.  6.  Blh 

1.  CuKLO  GoTDi.  «q.  or  Cnrw-1  HiB. 

Aucuil,  1MB.  .h«riir  o(  Norfolli  in  irai,  -who  «.  Let- 

a.^aT«]  >  BiloxiT  ID  laai.     He  ..  V».. 

ti™,  dBogliWr  >nd  CQ-hsir  of  Sir  Robrrt  KbowIm, 

RKd  <to*elr  of  Sir  Bdw*rd  Cook.  kol.  .f  M 

km.  and  had  iuiu  b;  bir,  »ha  wu  buried  >t  Wui 

e»ex.  ud  h*d  iint. 

HerUng,  ard  I>««mb.r.  IBSO.ui  *«»  mai  two  d>D^- 

t.  CHttLO.hiikelr.                      ^^ 

ton,  Til. 

II.  Pnuici>,  died  <.  p.                   .^M 

1.  Willi—,  bu  h>ir. 

III.  Edmiind.liTinBUiaas.         ^H 

..Henry.d.,.p.                              ^ 

1..  TbDiiiM.  b,  in  mu,  who  died  unm. 

I.  Anne,  -.  to  Wentworth  Cmd^n 

T.  Chirla.  A.  in  WU. 

lend  HiOl.  Norfolk. 

.1.  Robert.  4,  in  lOM. 

TheeldeitMn, 

I.  Lettke. 

11.  E,u  CH.I.1.M  CiWDT,  of  Cn™-.  Hrt 

11.  Anne. 

i»ue.     With  hit  .on.  the  man  Buoon 
eip>»d. 

1.  WiLLiiH  G.WDT,  en-  of  Wcti  Herling.  who 

af  EmI  Wrrlhun.  in  Norfolk,  ni  by  hor.  who  died 

Waiiam,  died  unm. 
Fnmlinghuo,  of  Butt. 
Anne,  died  ODnarried. 
Sir  WiUiani  died  in  livw.  ond  wu  j.  b;  bji  kd. 
II.  Sik  JoHH  GiwDi,  of  Weil  Heiling.  t.  4th  Oc^ 

poneued  CDDtideTable  AbUity.  ttnd  attained  no  nnBtl 
degreB  of  celebrity  a«  ■  poiuter.  He  m.  AoDe,  dnugh- 
ler  of  Sir  Roben  de  Cray,  but.  of  Martin,  and  had 

BiMiNOHitriiici,  hie  beir. 

Anne,  who  n.  OliTer  Ij!  Neie,  eii|.  of  Great 
Wichingbanif  and  had  laaue. 

OliTBT  Lt  NeTe,  who  d.  i.  p.  in  1«M. 

laiaiLLi  Lt  Niti. 

Ahke  Li  Niti.  n.  to  John  Rogera,  of  Slan- 

Htliai'lTTi  La  Nata.  m.  to  Edward  Lo  Neie, 


the  daugbtera  of  hi>  liiter.  Mra.  Le  NeTe.  brioE  taia 

eatate  lo  Joahna  Draper,  enq.  who  Hid  il  lo  Richard 
Gippa.  eiq. 


CELL,  OF  HOPTON. 


The  GiLLa  wen  aeited  at  Hoptoni  i>  A 
10  early  aa  the  reicDolEowainlil. arid 
corded  anceilor,  Ralph  Gelt,  ia  anppiwd  It  I 

the  then  chief  of  the  faniily, 

1.  Sia  JDHHGaM.,*of  Ho]>tan.anaiB<4(ii 
eminence  aa  a  paiiiameniar^  leadrr:  ca| 
cjly  of  Licblietd,  and  irndoned  ttry  BapM 
Tien  to  hia   parly   In  bia  uaiiie  tvuxf. 

himaeU,  for  the  purpoae  of  Tifutiuc.aa  11  af| 

deula  got  into  power,  giiea  ■  foil  and  iaa* 

indeed  Lord  Clarmdon  obaerraa  that,  afler 


ir  Jobn  waa  nrncb 


GER 


OlD 


erected  a  stately  mansion  in  the  county  of  Stafford, 
where  he  resided,  called  Gerard's  Bromley.  He  m, 
Anne,  daughter  of  William  Ratdiffe,  esq.  of  Wtmers- 
ley,  in  Lancashire,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  created  in  1003,  Babon  Gbbabd,  of  Ge- 
rard's Bromley. 
Ratcuppb,  of  whom  presently. 
Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Molineux,  bart. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Peter  Leigh,  esq. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Hoghton,  hart. 

Sir  GUbert  died  in  1503.    His  second  son, 

Ratclippk  Gkrabd,  esq.  of  Hatsall,  in  Lancashire, 
m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Chaiies  Somer- 
set, K.B.  fifth  son,  of  Henry,  Earl  of  Worcester,  and 
had  issue, 

Charlks  (Sir),  knt.  a  distinguished  royalist  com- 
mander, created  Baron  Gbrabd,  of  Brandon  in 
1645,  and  Earl  op  Macclbspibld  in  1670.  (See 
Burke's  Extinct  Peerage.) 

Thomas,  d.  s.  p. 

Ratclippb,  of  whom  presently. 

Gerard  (Sir),  governor  of  Worcester,  d,  s.  p. 

The  third  son, 

Ratclippe  Gbrard,  esq.  married  Jennet,  daughter 
of  Edward  Barret,  of  Pembrokeshire,  and  was  father 
of 

I.  Gilbert  Gerard,  esq.  of  Fiskerton,in  Lincolnshire, 
was  created  a  Baronet  17th  Norember,  1666.  He  m. 
first,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Brereton,  knt.  by 
whom  he  had  no  issue,  and  secondly,  Mary,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Dr.  John  Cosins,  bishop  of  Durham,  by 
whom  he  left  a  daughter,  Charlotte,  m.  to  John  Bar- 
croft,  esq.  and  a  son, 

If.  Sir  Gilbert  Cosins  Gerard,  of  Fiskerton,  mar- 
ried first,  Mary,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Charles 
Berkeley,  Earl  of  Falmouth,  from  whom  he  was  di- 
Yorced  in  16S4,  and  secondly.  Lady  Morland,  but  had 
no  issue  by  either.  The  title  became  extinct  at  his 
decease. 

Arm* — As  Gerard  op  Harrow. 


GERMAINE,  OF  WESTMINSTER. 


CREiTED 

25th  Mar.  1G08. 


Extinct 
nth  Dec.  1718. 


Utneage. 

I.  Sir  John  Gsrmainr,  knt.  of  Westminster,  in  Mid- 
dlesex, who  was  created  a  Baronet  in  1608,  married 
first,  Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of  Henry,  Earl  of 
Peterborough,  and  relict  of  Henry,  Duke  of  Norfolk, 
by  whom  he  had  no  issue,  and  secondly,  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Charles,  Earl  Berkeley,  by  whom  he  had 
three  children,  James,  John,  and  Elizabeth,  who  all 
died  in  their  infancy.  Lady  Mary  Germaine,  Sir 
John's  first  wife,  inherited  the  barony  of  Mordaunt, 
of  Turrey,  and  the  manor  of  Drayton,  in  Northamp- 
tonshire. She  died  in  1705,  and  left  her  whole  property 
to  Sir  John  Germaine,  who  bequeathed  it  at  his  decease 
in  1718.  to  his  second  wife,  Lady  Elizabeth  Germaine, 
and  under  that  lady's  will  it  deToWed  on  Lord  George 
Sackrille, (second  son  of  Lionel,  first,  Duke  of  Dorset,) 


who  aasmiiad  liy  act  of 
Gbbmainb.    Hie  lovdaUp,  tte 
Germaine,  was  cjreated  Id  ITM*  TiaoMn 
His  son  is  Charles,  pnamt  Duci  op  Ik 

Arms— Am.  a  cross  engr.  or. 


GIDEON,  OF  8PAIJ>I1 


Created 
21st  May,  1750. 


Sampson  Gidbon,  esq.  of  Spalding,  is 
a  gentleman  of  large  estate,  patrmalaoi 
Jane,  daughter  of  Chaiiea  BroMD,  esf.  ■ 
October,  1768,  left  issue, 

Sampson,  his  successor. 

Susanna,  d.  unm.  

Elisabeth,  m.  in  1757,  to  Wlllin- 

Viscount  Gage,  and  had  an  ealy  i 

an  infant. 

His  son  and  heir, 

I.  Sampson  Gideon,  esq.  of  Spal^Bg, 
shire,  and  Belredere,  in  Kent,  was  crs 
net  3l8t  May,  1759.  He  at.  0th  Dee 
Maria-Marou,  daughter  of  the  Right  B 
Eardly  Wilmot,  lord  chief  justioe  of  i 
Common  Pleas,  and  by  that  lady,  wfaoi 
1704,  had  issue, 

SAMPsoN.EARDLBT,\both  in  the  BR 
WUliam,  J     predeceased  tl 


Maria-Marou,  b.  tted  Norenbcr, 
September,  1794,  to  George-Wilfisi 
and  Sele,  and  d.  5th  September,  18 
son  and  daughter.    (See  BoBKi'i 
Baronetage.) 

Charlotte,  b.  in  1768,  m.  ttad  Scpl 
to  Culling  Smith,  esq.  who  sneceiA 
in  1812,  and  became  Sir  Colliflf 
Her  ladyship  died  15th  Septoober, 
with  two  daughters,  the  prescat  B 
Eardley  Smith,  hart. 

Sblina,  b.  in  1772,  m.  25th  Jobs,  I 
Walbanke-ChUders,  esq.  of  Csb< 
county  of  York,  and  had  with  jpsm 
the  present  John  Walbanbe-Cbium 
ley.  (Refer  to  Bcbee's  Onbsmb* 
280.) 

Sir  Sampson  Gideon  was  raised  to  ths  pti 
land  in  October,  1780,  as  Baron  Eabblit, 
He  died  at  the  age  of  eighty,  2Sth  Dcei 
when,  bis  sons  baring  predeceased  hiB,Ai 
Baronetcy  became  extinct.  HisUiiiiAil 
sessions  devoWed  upon  his  daag^teis  ■•  o 
beautiful  seat  of  BelTedere,  in  Kent,  ft 
eldest,  the  late  Viscountess  Saye  aod  Sdi 
anil  Sele  assumed  in  March,  1825,  by  sipW 
half  of  himself  and  his  issue,  in  compHsaci 
viso.  in  an  indenture  of  aettlemeat  nndsk 
in-law,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Eazdlsyi 
to,  and  before  those  which  has  tarAAir 

218 


«  CirmiD,  Mq.  ar  Buriun,  in  Wiluhin, 

imi^at  Kd-miGiBoti.ttnt.al  ttoAeokanl 
p«  aan»t  Johh,  of  Sorehmu.  in  Ewex,  mm 
.WHaaiatDiTrRll.iaWUu.    TheddEr. 
I  OtmiBD,  laq.  of  Bonkuii,  muricd  Miri 


(aans  HUB)  the  cimiKy  of  Nnifolk. 
e  m.  FeneluiM.  daugbur  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Rdirard 
Etodnay.  kni.  of  HodnB^  Stake,  in  IbE  nnint;  af 
Smutnrt,  lal  dyini  about  tbs  ynu  I'M,  wu  >.  bj 


■«.  •<  okisi  |inHBll|i. 


»u.  It.p.  vT  Loiiduu.  luHrrii^l  CHtlmiou. 
>ka  Lnnl.  >ir  HumrJiurcli,  Id  Kwi,  b> 
mfa.  iUii()<lrr  «f  TlKiiau  H«<linc,  vf 


I.  iwicc.  fini,  I 


M  !•■  ClinoitKrliiynii,  liuliljriaEi.ii.waii.bjhiilinitlivi, 

at  Uinlaibury.  who  ■>.  6i».  •  dHughtBi  of  I>a«Br 

I,  and  nf  wbuai  in.  Mr.  Bdgtcomb,  oC  SI.  Cle- 
uf  lit  •  Duo,  MidiUwL  Howcildcd.MiMBdlT.Mn. 
MuBfcr,  but  bud  no  nthcr  Ihiu.     Sir  e«tu  wu  t.  M 


i^  «(  CnwBT  n'rocAjbr.  nq.  of  Hiinull. 
■iMni  (dtaind  atth  her 


t,m-ta C—y  Kv>Ut,  Lnnl  Aberii 

(  »iliyuia  ViKcbiD.  H«,  o(  R. 

Mn.  aad  4yta«  nbwi  loea.  ten  i 


GOD 


GOO 


J«»HK  (?<iiN,>LPHiK,  esq.  nf  Codolpbiii,  wms  phcrifT  of 
rirnWMll  i:i  thr  lOth  nnd  %3rd  of  Hekbt  VII.  and 
jiiiut  ^trvnnl,  with  Sir  Rnbort  Willoaphby,  Lord 
Hnioke,  iif  tbi'  TDinrs  in  Cornwall  and  Dtv^n^bire. 
Hiii  flt!er  mhi  an  J  siirr*»ns«ir, 

\Vt I.I.I  «v  (••iiMii.riii%.  ^*^\.  «»r  ((Oilolpbin.  m.  Marpa- 
rt-t,  dttUG:litfr  and  robiir  uf  Jtibn  <ilin:ie.  et^i.  oi 
Mon<%Hl  and  I«owewator,  und  wa*  x.  by  hi*  rlirr  poa. 

SiK  Wiu.iAW  GoiMiiPHi!^,  Lnt.  an  emiiirct  pcTwm 
in  the  time  nf  Hesbt  \  111.  wbo  received  for  bit  per- 
viiv<  the  hommr  uf  kni.:btbotid.  and  wa»  ronrtitnted 
warilrn  of  thf  Mtannt-Tie*.  Sir  Wtlliani  li«ed  to  an 
uJiAnroil  net-,  and  wa»  iwrral  timen  electrd  Luipbt  of 
the  itbire  tor  Cornwall,  in  the  reisn  of  HcxRl  VIM. 
unti  Vvw  %Rii  \  I.  He  wiu  thrice  fbehfTin  the  former 
7ri,;n,  oui'e  in  the  latter,  and  air^n  in  the  rvirn  of 
Ki  If  %Bi-TH  :  and  he  nttaimd  beside  .1  hizh  niil:tar>  re- 
Iiut.ititiu,  partimlarlv  at  the  riese  of  RuaWrae.  Crew, 
in  the  >urtrv  -^f  CurTiWall.  »a\ik,  "He  denieanel  hin- 
•elf  ^rr\  tahjntl>  If^usd  t<^9.  af  appe«rtd  ^\  the 
».'ar!>  he  bnuicht  home,  no  leM  to  the  be^utifrini:  cf 
hi«  fame,  thin  thi<  ili»li^ritij  of  hi*  face."  Sir  Wi)- 
li.fi  M.  Rl.ti..h.J.j-.i^httr  i*f  Robert  Laapdca.ev;.  and 
h^d  lhr«>e  d  .u jt.;*  t^. 

War.-arex.  ••:.  t^  Sir  RoSrt  V<rney. 

llr.ioe.  n.  ivi  >ir  J.^.a  S>iechai3.  of  Brirapt.ta. 

S.»iuer>«t!«:::re. 
\n»i-.  «!.  t.t  Str  John   Amaiel.  of  Tali  era.  is 
Ci»rxi»  iV. 
S.r  \\  illidim  Kit  no  male  iftrse.and  the  rrprwentati^n 
»>l  (hi-  TAUu'.«  Je«  ^-!i  t^.  at  h>  'eoeaje.nfva  bif  aepbew. 

>  *  r«i\*i»  ii\  ■.\  .rf*.\.  Vat.  M.P.  Ur  C.-rawiIi. 
Ill  i*ir  J'.«i  *'i  FiKiTr-H.  and  ccK-^el  ».■!  a  mr'.seaT  ci 
t*iT!»^   *v;rt^»-.  ti-*.    *r=:e%l    » .tb    i.-riz    b-aain%!    ari 

!*-.»  ba:u;*v\l   iv.i   :.■«%    »-al:Tifr».     Ke  m.  Vkrmrit. 
d.iv.,.; Mvr  .  I  J .  ^.u  K :'." .jsrew .  r»^.  v  1  Irvvsjci..  la  C  :ra 
w  iM.  Ai«d  \-  A>  ».  b\  h.»  eli?-*:  ^ca. 
S  «   \^  . ; . :  I  n    i\  ...  -..•!*  ■  \.  tss.  raeaVf r  f.T  C ;ra 

*»  »'!  .-.i  :V..  r-v:  -.  t,-  .i'z:-!-^'.  :i  Jiiii>  1.  wS."  •-  ri:- 
f  -■..■•...".  j:^:.-  .:  1"  .•■■.  ^«  >.l-i-\ .  <■*;  :z  W  r^i'..  z. 
i.i  N.s!     i.  A-      .  .A  .^«-.  . . 


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GOLDING,  OF  COLSTON  BASSETT 


C SEATED 
S;th  Sep.  IMS. 


r.»Ti».T 
i;u 


I.  t;w  fp  UoLDixo,  eitq.  of  CoUtoa  Piin,  t 
rruat>  tif  NoOintrbain,  who  wascreatrd  a  Biio« 
lt>;'J.  m-urird  Kleanor.  dauirhtrr  of  John  TVnd 
txr.i.  t^;.  i>f  Couchton.  in  the  connty  of  Vv 
aiit!  h.i  itoui-.  nf  which  the  e1i!r*t  Mm.  Jaha.^ 
(.  ^^-u.-biu  fh.^r  at  Roaen.  Sir  Edward  aho  a 
i..::.v.If  a  fnar  of  that  hcdy  rom^aBitr.  aadA 
K'  '•%.  vhen  the  tiiK-  deii'lved  on  hi*  aecMda 

1:.  S:a  Cii%iiLu  UuLDi^c.  of  Cobtoa  Bumtt 
m.  V.ir>.  daarhter  of  James  Ra«nt*cnifk.eif.d 
TT.-ai.  ibz^ri .  1:.  trr  ^"unt^  cf  H  uatiaj^doa.  aad  < 
1=  •'■'T,  »A«  t.  iy  bt*  -'B, 

:.:.  S.i  E:«ta:  (■•.•:  1  i»<:. who  h.  the daagMi 
b*  :r  .  f  J  Ln  U  -  j  'm.:..  e-^.  of  BnitoB.  la  las 
•  :.:7v.  bz:  i:'  n  >  i»»ar.     He  dieU  aboat  ITlf^vhi 


GOODr.BE,  OF  Bl'RHOPE. 


I  X\  IT! 


ElTivc 

i: 


a.rrjjr. 


•      II       ■.,!.*       !       .  J     :     ■..       .    -.     I 


'>•        «  ■  a.    .         I     ■  ■ 


%  ■  .  'ir  -*.■  :i  Birb -y*.  in  ihe  ctm 
"•  -  -r:  -  .:  r  r'-4^."j»  ••o*"!enf .  e«^.  «f  Her 
I ;       .-.  :    «.   :  r^   ■=  v.*    i^i.'-.-ieTe.  e^.  of  Lr 

S-  I  »•      -  •  -  ■  ^.xz--*  ' :  r-. .  t.Tc-:  tciife  t«a»#  a>  Ai 

.        ......     .    -■  ciT.!       kr  I  »a»  I:«inji»  W*l. 

»  :   ■■    ...«:•.: 7  ..   m ..  z    M . rr  li .    'f  krat.  am 

K.I      i_«  ■ .  r 
.  ;-  -u'-    -*  J-:        '  -3    la  t&e  F.US  InJiw. 

■     »  .  <  T  ■     "*.;       f    Bi-^'T*.  H- 

■•..  I  •!   1  .  :  I  *   —*  i~>  *   '  'je    ■•'«ar*  *'f  Hii 

«  I.-*    -*  I  . .     I    ■  I  I    *  I*     1  :"C      He  m.  k-irtam 

.  1 1^  «     -    .    :  -1    '^  -    i-  !»  irl    l-iaeW.  I 

I  .    .   ■   ■  :- ■  *r  -^  .7*.    s\    >"-»aii.'*»   I* 

.  .  ...  [    .1  »■-■>    v.  I-2M.C    L>  rij    KA'iaa^^M 


I  *u  ,•   ...  u  Slnnf 


tumm  Fomm,  vha  •unmnl  lh>  nrauM  of 

DiHILI.  H  hflr  H  bH  WKk. 

»tntt»LpogT».  tb<i  ctlabniri  dnnailG  wrinr. 
Klauuir  pBsw. 
«warl  Ii4d  MIk  Mmb,  ITW,  lod  *u  i.  l>i  hii 

Sia   Joiili.Otiill.T   Gnrnnt.  Df   Bnrluip*  kdi] 

■■  hU  «inB.I  uixxsn.     Hi  m.  W(iy,  d>u«li- 
■<  hMrsfHr,  t-ivf<vd.nfBli<vlrtini,nur  Britiol. 


■4.  Mr  JehnbxlBcrg 
■J  »m*  with  III*  jmuiiw  bnnbcr  Sudoc 
■■ad  M  dMI<^>Ti■  Um  In  hTOSr  i>r  hb  riiur 
^•ka  rM*,'  w|.  of  Tnin,  ud  ml  olTtlic  rnu 
I  rnpotf  k(a»  bi^  »n'(  4«U>.  Thi*  drcuD 
■  Ml  ■tar—*  CapMia  Goodcrt.  ibii  ha  fonoi 
W*M  (caBUtiBii  of  anrdarifla  hu  bncber,  an 
Mi4  Ua  dnadAil  paifaH   irih  Janur;,  IM 

M*,  toriMd  (b«n  bodi  u  dinntr  li>  Iha  bugv  . 
rtMag  Ovm,  aad  Uwy  had  yartal  In  U»  «ediii 
Mb1*C  anMi.  Cipaln  Gnadm  had,  hnmi 
m4  hdaafVDRaaitT.aadUkMi  mraiuRa  lu  riuai 
mimttim  ■<  Iha  hanii  itaML  Bcraral  of  hi 
.  fflwa*  kf  UM  captain'!  ordan  in  ihv  tmtt  nti 
m  Craas.  mard  Kir  John  a>  hi  pa«d.  ao 
(  !•«>■(■>  (hat  h*  ■••  dwrdaiMl  ID  hii  ainun 


CaptalB  Raaual  GiMdiir*  him 

I  Iha  dpw  while  the  crini  i 

II  U  idd,  IhU  Ifae  norder  ' 
Lplain, 

rbo  of  « 


l»im]a.P.Ta,.J,M^tb* 
II  tw  f  and.  CocniM,  «h 


A  nwB«4  «■  (ha  IMh  April.  Tlia  <r 
>  wm  afOlB  gC  rha  Rnb)  manol-var.  i 
i—i^'l  kimaaU  IB  hia  (ilUat  prvfcMlor 
n  rf  ftl.  llflaMlan.  feml.  •»!  Si.  Anton 


»-Bi9«»,    ; 


GORDON,  OF  NEWAHK-UPON -TRENT. 


Tloaaly  Lnighud,  when  hlch  ahcrUT  of  The  coDDly  ol 
NonioflhatD,  ia  liao.  Bir  awnai'l  matrird  Uiu  Eli 
aibach  Bndlonl,  uin»  ud  liuima  of  Sir  Uatlhca 
JenlMu,  by  vham  be  left,  with  a  daoihier,  ElcuDDr 


Harrin-I^Bcaa  Charlstls.  diagtalei  of  Ihs  Hon.  Bd> 
■anl  Fim^-Hatlwi,  and  xranddauiihur  of  Daniel, 
Karl  of  WiiichelwB,  by  wlua  Iwha  If.  lBini>ba  had 
an  iaioa.  H>  4.  Mfa  Ma),  lasi,  vluu  the  ttiauKOTCi 
lerame  itTiacr ;  tba  eatatca  daialrlBa  od  Iba  Earl  ot 


GUBGES,  OP  LAJIOPORV. 


f  Bedfgrl 


id  d*H>a  (ha  i 


Itd  di  Uoas»,  tlia  dm  of  (he  nuaa  to  ba  ntl 
a'itb,  la  wiiBtm  M  ■  ehartar.  inmy.  Haaav  1.  wbleh 
a>'a,ilaa(bierDf  ilach  LnpHa,  Karl  of  CbMUa, nad* 

........_..« ..    -_  .. mj  o#  dBrtanl. 


wilb  hi 


•aafland 


GOR 


GO 


ikLTU  DM  GoEOtt,  who  flovrUhed  in  tlie  time  of 

tNRY  111.    He  was  governor  of  the  castles  of  Sher- 

.me  and  Exeter,  and  had  a  military  summons  to 

.e  war  in  Wales  in  the  54th  of  the  same  lung's 

iign.  He  attended  PrHtce  Edwabd  to  the  Holy  Land, 

nd  died  in  two  years  after.    His  son, 

Ralph  vm  Gobois,  was  marshal  of  the  king's  army 
in  Gasoony,  SI  Edward  I.  and  the  next  year  con- 
tanning  in  those  parts,  was  made  prisoner  and  carried 
to  Paris.  He  does  not  appear,  howerer,  to  hare  heen 
detained  lung  in  captivity,  for  we  find  him  within  a 
hrief  period  again  engaged  in  active  service  both  in 
France  and  Scotland;  and,  in  consideration  of  his 
services,  he  was  summoned  to  parliament  as  a  Baron 
4th  March,  1300.  He  died  seised  of  the  manor  of 
Wraxhall,  UUer  alta,  17  Edward  11.  and  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

Ralph  dr  Gorors,  who  <f.  s.  p.  and  was  s,  by  his 
sister, 

Elxanor  dr  GoRGis,  who  m.  Sir  Theobald  Russel,* 
son  of  Sir  William  Russel,  of  Kingston  Russel,  in  the 
county  of  Dorset,  and  had  issue, 

Sir  Theobald  Rdbsrll,  of  whom  presently. 
Sir  Ralph  Russell,  of  Kingston  Russell,  who  left 
issue. 

Sir  Maurice  Russell,  of  Kingston  Russell. 

The  elder  son, 

Sir  Theobald  Russell,  assumed  his  maternal  sur- 
name Gorges,  and  also  adopted  the  armorial  bear- 
ings of  the  family,  which  occasioned  a  dispute,  SI 
Edward  III.  between  him  and  Warburton  of  Cheshire; 
and  that  gentleman  establishing  his  right  to  the  arms 
in  the  Court  of  the  Earl  Marshal,  Henry,  Earl  of 
Lancaster,  Gorges  had  assigned  to  him  "  a  chevron 
gules  on  the  loiengy  or  and  axure,"  which  his  pos- 
terity bore  for  some  time,  until  they  assumed  again 
their  ancient  and  hereditary  coat,  vis.  **  org.  a  gurges 
or  whirlpool,  ax.**  Sir  Theobald  was  sheriff  of  the 
counties  of  Dorset  and  Somerset  35  Edward  III.  and 
served  in  parliament  with  Maurice  de  Bruine  as 
knight  of  the  shire  for  the  county  of  Southampton 
60  Edward  III.  having  their  writ  of  expenses  for 
£15.  Ms.  for  thirty-nine  days'  attendance.  He  died 
4  Richard  II.  seised  of  the  manor  of  Wraxhall,  leav- 
ing by  Mary,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Thomas  Beau- 
champ,  of  Hatch,  four  sons  ;  three  of  whom  died 
issueless,  and  the  line  was  carried  on  by  the  fourth, 

Sir  Thoxas  Gorges,  who  d,  5  Henry  IV.  and  was 
s,  by  his  son, 

John  Gorges,  of  Wraxhall,  who  d.  3  Henry  V.  and 
was  s.  by  his  brother. 

Sir  Theobald  Gorges,  kni^^t  banneret,  who  in  the 
reign  of  Henry  Vl.  was  lieutenant  of  Normandy 
under  Richard,  Duke  of  York,  then  Regent  of  France, 
and  had  a  salary  from  the  crown  for  his  government 
and  maintenance.  He  m.  first,  Joane,  daughter  of 
—  Hanchford,  and  by  her  had  issue,  ^ 

Walter,  who  died  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father, 
leaving  a  son, 

Edward,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Grenvile. 
Jane,  m.  to  John  Hatch,  of  Dillon,  in   Devon- 
shire. 

He  m.  secondly,  Joane,  daughter  of  John  Beauchamp, 
of  Lillesdon,  and  had  another  son,  Richard,  to  whom 
he  gave  lands  in  Sturminster  and  Hasington.     Sir 


Theobald  d.  0  Edward  IV. 
son. 

Sir  Edward  Gorobs,  wl 
knighthood  at  the  creatioii  ol 
son  of  Hrnrt  VII.     He 
daughter  of  John,  Duke  o! 
three  daughters,  five  sons,  \ 

I.  Edward  (Sir),  his  be 
II.  Edmund,  who  oarr 
John  Walsh,  of  GIo 
terity. 
HI.  William,  m,  Wlnifr 
Badock,  and  had  im 
IV.  Thomas. 
V.  Nicholas. 

The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Edward  Gorors,  kal 
of  —  Newton,  by  whom  lie  1 
tor  of  the  branch  of  die  I 
He  m.  secondly,  Mary,  di 
Foynts,  by  his  wife,  the  dam 
liam  Hudfidd,  and  of  that  i 
ters,  Elisabeth  and  Fraao 
namely, 

William  (Sir),  who  m. 

shud,  and  d,  in  IftlA. 

Arthur  (Sir),  who  m, 

daughter  of  Henry,  Bi 

Ferdinand  (Sir),  capCai 

mouth,  died  in  ISBV,  k 

John,  who  m.  Lady' 

of  Thomas,  Bad  « 

Thomas  (Sir). 

The  youngest  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Gorors,  knt 
the  county  of  Wilts,  m.  Hi 
Wolgargus  Swavenburg,  a 
Farr,  Marquess  of  Nortftff 
daughters,  EUxabeth  and  I 

Edward  (Sir),  his  bel 

Theobald  (Sir),  who 
Hole,  of  Saperton,  f 

Tillot  (Sir). 

Robert  (Sir),  of  Rer 
merset,  m.  Mary,  < 
Harding,  of  Swer 

Sir  Thomas  d.  in  1010,  t 

I.  Sir  Edward  Gob 
of  knighthood  from  i 
having  met  his  m^jest 
land  as  he  passed  the 

a  BARONrr  by  the  sa' 
He  was  afterwards  w 
Gorg^,  of  Dundalk, 
first,  Katherine,  dan 
of  Kelmash,  in  Nor 
ward  Haselwood,  e 
a  son,  Thomas,  wl 
secondly,  Jane,  dr 
of  Sir  John  Levinf 
successor, 

II.  Sir  Richart 
Dundalk,  who  m. 
mill,  esq.  of  Sidnr' 
but  died  without  i 
including  the  Ba 

ilrwM— Arg.  a 


9 


*  Sir  Theobald  Russell  m.  a  second  wife,  Eleanor,  dauchttr  of  John 
Dorset,  and  from  that  marrisge  sprang  the  noble  hooftc  of  Russell. 


•■  IB  kntmif  Duinc,  cm). 

Lua  Onax:,  till.  <4  Banim,  vbo  tin  n 
■  to  IWi,  br  Abd(.  bk  wir*,  liHthUf  or 
f«^>.  ■«  H>r«>  III  MIddlan.  ■  «». 
■T  UfMiw,  tat.  or  Hmmn.  vbo  >■   Kllaar, 
f  Mr  WIUiuii   KinwniU.  bI  Huapdun, 

iBCDaiMi.H|.c4  Bnnon.whovaormird 
|Milt>T-><>l>-  H>M.  n«a«uBrU(.l, 
r  tir  HwHd  rnudt,  tnu  and  wx  i.  by 


Iti  Uh  mirldli  of  •  chlpal  U  (he  cbudl  of  WilllntHN 
ribc  bsrrlnniiliu  ef  Ibc  fbrnily).  tb*  Iviic*  if  ■ 
knlfbi  in  ■rmmiT  in  lutl  prgpunMK  1t1b(  tbmoa, 


I  <.r  WtillVctiio  Inlki  ink  t.*Hi>iklVir»"irppnrrb> 


■q  I  by  wkna  he  ball  itnt  kt«  Eon. 
Dlhlcn.  H<-,  Willi  ■  aoM  ckriHIlB  Re- 
t  ixuiTd  Huiw  D(  ■  Jiiytal  ReHirfCilou, 
l>  Lift  iIk  ism  of  {kHtmlKr,  ia».  In 
rat  aC  lii<  At« :  Ihs  Lad)'  June  Roil' 


On  the  uvth  lidc  oT  iha  ■ 
Aik  vliD  lilt  hiK.  and 

He  ii  m>l  clHil,  be  dirti 
TH1>  aiony  Rfduer  li  I 


Lnighthooil  HI   WhiUhill 


lOEbtFT  or  Juhn  WentwDrtb,  Hig.  of  GMftelil,  in  Uu 
miicy  of  Emu.  and  bad  iiauc. 

KuniKU,  bit  beir,  barn  d(>r  and  dumb. 
Tbamu.  lUrriFd  BUaabetb,  ilanflilfr  ur  MyDbm 
Uorialiiu,  amtuuudur  Crooi  HoUiod  to  ULirti 
Chobwiix,  aod  d.  i.  p. 
Waium,  of  Csplo.  in  tha  nnuityDr  Bedford,  bon 

tar  of  Mr.  Anthony  Wharton,  of  Sl.Sapnlchrc'a 

uid  am  daoghlcn.  wunelT,  Mary,  vtao  iiti 

young,  and  Anne.  Iha  vifB  of  Ur.  Banwa,  o\ 

NortbilLlD  Bedfordihlre. 
ilUnlHIh.  m.  to  Fmnda  Raadini,  of  WilUngtoD. 
Hory.  «.  Srat.  Id  William  Spaixcr.  e»q.  of  Coplc 

in  Bcdfordablre :  and  WKmidlyi  lo  Sir  Clcmcul 

Annigar,  knl.  nf  Copla. 


PraDui.m.  I> 


flon.  Prai 


b   Lord  Uordaiml.  Dl 


Sir  EdiranI  d.  HHb  September.  ION.  and  wai  i.  by  his 
cldHI  aoD, 

III.  Sir  Biiwain  Goitwicil,  bait.  Thia  itnllanian, 
na  atsted  aboie.  waa  born  deaf  and  dumb.  He  •■. 
Mary. 'InnEbterofSIr  Wjlluun  Lylton.  Iml.  afKoeli- 

ir.  Sia  WiLum  GoFrwiciL.  M.P.  (or  the  coaDty  of 
Bedford  trum  the  IMb  of  A^liig  Willixh  In  the  inhef 
4wTH  Anna,  who  xi.  Uary.  daaebtet  of  Sir  WUIlan 
Jlobler.  of  WalloD  Woodball,  in  ilie  niuity  of  Hen. 

JuHii.  hia  btir,  who  died  in  Iha  UfetinM  of  Ua 

falber,  learln^  by  hie  wife,  Hanba,  daufbtar 

nf  Anthony  HamnoDd.  ctq-  of  L'ombHdr*. 

WiLLUH.  anmeaaorlo  hia  frandfather- 

Jnhii.  who  held  a  place  in  rbe  Ciutona  at 

Boatcai.  In  Lincoloahirei  in.  Mary,  eldetl 

d*it(bUr  of  Bobrn  Bell,  eeq,  of  fiedfdnl. 

ODUity  of  Backiaghanij  but  d.  *•  y, 
Anat.  ■>.  In  EAward  Nelllmrpe.  cm|.  ainnid  aoD 
of  SU  Coddanl  Neltborpe.  ban. 
«lr  H  iniaM  >aaUd  hia  ea 

in  the  Ptalda.  London.  In 


GRE 

omeor  in  the  amy.  «d  la.  t^mtrnj,  ^ 
ward  Goalwlcke.  and  alaiOT  UU  h^T  rf  I 

wicbf.  of  North  Tawini.  nmmt. 

title,  bol  irbcDier  ibt  BaHDnnirT  k«« 
TiacT  i.  not  amrtainril.     In  U*  wt»  da 

Sir  William   bequeatbrd    hia  prop   -     -^ 

married,  and  Dame  LornUy  in  tta  will. 


-Arg.. 


a  ail  Cm 


OOULD,  OP  LONDON 
CauTiD  ISdi  Jus*,  la 


lied  a  BiBo.iiT  In  lOM,  muriad  B 

)f  Sir  John  Uamrd.  bart.  nf  Vaaar,  ta  ■ 

lier,  who  wedded,  aicandly,  TllMM  Ha^ 


GHREN,  OF  MITCHAJC 

CaaiTiD  lad  Nor.  lOM'^Ri 

I.  WiLu.>i(lau>i. 
TaieJ  •  BiioHin  I 
aiu.  the  Utla  aipiB 


GRF.EN,  OF  8AMP1 


fttBCCgc 
Tbe  family  of  Raaia  Md  ftp—l>« 
wiiinalii  the  inaHly  of  XaaM.    Itai 
for  J  waa  ac<|iur>a  by  llM  wirri^i  at 

-,.  by  Xtnm.  Ua  w<fa.*4M«bnr  rfMa 
of  WilUlatlsBHanj.wilbHvvaw,        ~ 


panou  of  UtUa  S 

•  Idxr  m.  ID  nu^Caffny.  an4  M 

Baaael,  of  BradwvU.    Tl.r  *Ue 


GRE 


GRE 


nd  MeottAy,  Margtret  Canon.  Hif  eld- 
is  flnt  wife, 

uiiN m,  aiq.  of  Sampfiird,  nairlod  EUanor, 
WUlicm  ntch,  esq.  of  Little  Caafield 
■d  by  her  four  sons  end  eight  dsnghten. 
April,  I9n,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
GaBBNR,  esq.  of  Sampford,  who  m.  Catha- 
ter  of  Nicholas  Timperiey,  esq.  of  Hintle- 
Soffolkt  and  had  foar  sons  and  four  dangfa- 
Idest  of  the  former, 

JDiB,  esq.  of  Sampford,  b,  14th  September* 
d  Frances,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Russel, 
m,  in  Woecestershire,  and  had  issue,  Eo- 
cis,  John,  William,  Rooke.  and  Catharine, 
on, 

D  Gbbihi,  esq.  of  Sampford,  was  created 
MMh  July,  lOOD.  He  married  three  wives, 
male  issae  at  his  decease  in  December, 
the  title  BXPiRBD.  Sir  Edward,  by  his 
7  and  lore  of  gambling,  entirely  ruined 
Jid  his  large  inheritance  passed  from  his 
e  aaanor  of  Sampford  was  alienated  to  Sir 
Iton,  bait,  and  those  of  Grassals  and  Blois 
WOmer,  esq.  of  Helmesley,  in  Yorkshire, 
danghters  and  ovheirs,  the  elder,  Ann, 
lUam  Gossip,  esq.  of  Thorparch,  who  sold 
1  Blols  to  Richard  Salwey,  esq.  of  Wood- 
be  yonnger.  Mart,  wedded  Joshua  Field, 


;rty  per  fees  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  rampant 
interchanged. 


GRKEN,  OF  MARASS. 


I7M. 


Kttinct 
in  18U. 


Itnrogr. 

>B  GakB*,  esq.  of  t>if>  county  palatine  of 
Miss  Helen  Smith,  of  Aberdeen,  and  bad 
rivind  child, 

■  GiBix,  esq.  a  general  officer  in  the 
bief  engineer  at  (Gibraltar,  who  was  cre- 
••■T  tnk  JuntfUM.  Sir  William  m.  Mth 
I7M,  Miriam,  daughter  of  Lieut.-Cotoncl 
■on,  of  the  Engineers,  and  grandaughter 
snas  Watson,  who  commanded  the  detarb- 
>  Royal  Artillery  at  the  siege  of  Cartha- 
was  killed  thrre.  By  that  lady  (who  d. 
7M.)  he  had  issue. 

WsTSuM,  his  heir. 

nSauth,  fr.  13th   January.   1701  ;    f/.    8th 

Briber,  I7CB. 

.ss,  to  M»jor  Olivrr  Nicbolli,  and  had 
UsM- Jasper  Nirholls. 
per  Nicholls. 
tly-Wataon  NicholU. 

iam  NicboUs. 
en  NichoUs. 
ry  Nicbolls. 
irWite  NichoUs. 

f  BVT,  m.  to  Charies  Holloway,  esq. 
GG 


Susanna. 

Louisa-Anne. 

Charlotte. 

Sir  William  was  some  time  commander-in-chief  of  the 
forces  in  the  Island  of  Malta.  He  d.  in  February, 
1811,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Justlt-Watson  Grbbn,  bait,  bom  at  New- 
foundland 8th  October,  1755,  and  died  unmarried  in 
1835,  when  the  Baronktot  became  extinct. 

Xrw*— Party  per  chereron,  in  chief  rert,  two  cas- 
tles arg.  in  base  a  castle  surrounded  by  a  fortification 
ppr.  over  all  a  cheveron  or,  charged  with  three  tor- 
teauxes. 


GREEN,  OF  MILNROW. 


Crbatbd 
5th  Dec  1805. 


Extinct 
Itth  July,  1831. 


Curistophbr  Grben,  esq.  an  officer  in  the  army, 
slain  at  the  battle  of  Minden,  m.  Britannia,  daughter 
of  Charles  Hamilton,  esq.  of  Monaghan,  in  Ireland, 
and  had  issue, 

Nicholas,  an  officer  in  the  37th  regiment,  died  in 

1700. 
Charles,  of  whom  presently. 
Christopher,  who  m.  Miss  Anne  Fortnum. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas-DaTid  Boswell,  esq.  of  Au- 
chiuleck,  N.  B.  and  had  issue. 

The  second  son, 

I.  Sir  Charlks  GRSBN,knt.  a  general  officer  in  the 
army  and  colonel  of  the  87th  regiment,  reccired  tiie 
holkour  of  knighthood  in  1803,  and  was  created  a 
Baronet  5th  December,  1805.  Sir  (<har1es  resided  at 
Milnrow,  in  the  county  of  York.  He  died  unmarried 
12th  July,  1831,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  ex- 
tinct. 

Arms— Or,  three  leopards  passant  ppr.  on  a  chief  sa. 
a  demi-griffin  segreant  erm.  holding  a  key  erect  gold, 
between  two  cinquefoils  of  the  fourth. 


GRESHAM,  OF  LIMPSFIELD. 


(■arATRD 
3lit  July.  IMO. 


^S^^lk 


Extinct 
Mth  Oct.  1801. 


Kneagr. 

Of  this  ancient  family  the  first  upon  record  is 
Edward  Grkiham,  father  of 

John    Greshan,  of  Gresham,  in   Norfolk,  liring 
temp.  Edwarii  111.  and  Richard  II.  whose  son, 

n5 


GRE 


GRE 


JoRM  GiURAX,  of  Holt,  in  thv  name  ooanty,  m. 
Ant.  Mary,  danchter  of  William  Rook. wood,  by  vhom 
he  had  tbive  son!*  and  a  daaphter,  who  »\\  died  yinmfr. 
He  M.  Mfconilly,  Margnrot,  <laii(;hter  of  William  Ril- 
llu^urd,  of  Blackford  in  Norfolk,  and  was  s.  by  his 
•on. 

ioHS  Greshaw,  of  Holt,  who  m.  Alice,  daughter  of 
Alexander  Blyth,  rnq.  and  heir  of  her  brotben,  John, 
and  Kaliih  Blyth,  and  bad  three  iions,  vis. 

I.  William. 
II.  Richard  f.Sir;. 

III.  JuHN   'Sir),  of  Tit^ry,  in  Norfolk,  of  whom 
hereafter,  an  continuator  of  the  family. 

The  Mconil  son, 

Sir  Richard  Gre.hhav,  knt.  was  sheriiTof  I^ndon, 
in  1531,  and  lord  mayor  in  I53r.  He  was  twice  mar- 
ried, but  appears  to  have  had  issue  only  by  bis  fintt 
wife,  Audrey,  daughter  of  William  Lyne,  of  London. 
Tia. 

I.  John  ^.Sir),  who  m.  Fraiices,  daughter  and  heir 

of  Sir  H«rnry  ThyiJuXtM*  ^n**  ^^  Lound  on  the 

Wolds,  in  the  county  of  York,  and  left  an 

,         I    >   <lf  tinly  daughter  his  lutir, 

j/niAftf^  to  Jjyfi*        KuzAiiiCTH  GRk^MAX,  who  M.  Sir  Henry 

^Jrjt  tmjM  fktl^    Nerille,  knt.  of  Billingbere,  in  Berksliirv, 

Ir^^f^M  *^^^m  •  brother  of  Edward,  Lord  Abergavenny, 

j^Xgf|  ya^in»  Y^  and   from   this   marriage   dewceuded  the 

^  f     >  itftjMf^         Lords    Braybrook.      r Refer   to    Birke's 
Jr^L,^  WVrv>^^-  p^ ^.^^^^^  ^^^^  narotutagt .) 

II.  Thomas  (Sir;. 
III.  William. 

I.  Christian,  m.  to  Sir  John  Thynne,  ancestor  of 
the  Marquesses  of  Bath,  lliis  lady  inheritrd 
the  estuii-s  of  her  brother.  Sir  Thomas  Gre- 
sham. 

Sir  Richard  died  30th  Fcbruar>',  154H,  and  was  buried 
in  St.  Laurence  Jury.    His  second  son, 


a^*^^' 


Sib  Troxas  Ganiux,  kat.  tevinie  bf 
the  most  npvlent  mrrchaats  and  nataei 
London,  immortalized  himself  by  fouBdii 
mart.  ftinc*f  ^o  c«>leVrai#^  all  nvcr  Che  ■ 
Ro^hI  Ksdianse.  The  pround  upon  wUi 
tiire  is  erected,  was  given  by  the  city  tai 
and  on  the  7th  Jnne,  IMG,  he  laid  thi 
stone,  accomp-ini»'d  by  s'*vera1  aldermei 
pat  down  a  piece  of  gold,  which  the  w 
up :  the  building  was  pursaed  with  • 
s:enc<*,  that  it  was  complfted  in  the  Novi 
ncTit  year,  and  (^ueem  Eliiahith  cavscd 
cUimed  by  herald  and  sound  of  trumpet 
F.xcKANGi.  Beside  hia  pabUr  endowne 
t^rprising  citizen  erected  a  mM^nitcet 
called  O/terlev  House,  iu  the  county  o 

which  aftrrwariis  came  into  the  family  i 
is  no«-  the  property  of  the  Karl  of  Jersey 
entertained  Quft^n  Eliza b».tr  in  the  ntoi 
st>l*;.  The  queen  un  her  arnval  happenii 
lypinion  that  the  court  wmild  be  impro 
sifparatifd  iu  the  ciMitrv  by  a  wall ;  Sir  Tk 
ui.;ht  time,  sent  for  workmen  to  London 
th<-  ni'tmiiii;  dawn,  twocourta  acknowled^ 
rinr  judgTUfiit  uf  her  majesty.  **  It  is 
fsjys  an  oM  authoiity;  whether  the  qo«i 
wai«  more  conteotpd  with  the  cont'omity  i 
or  more  pleased  with  the  anrpri'te  and 
farmance  thrn'of,  whilst  luT  martiem  di«i 
sielvrs  with  th»ir  sevnral  exprvsaiions.  «di 
it  w.iM  iiti  wonJer  ho  should  unrhanc^  a  bn 
riiuld  build  a  ch.uigr."  Sir  Thomas  m.  Aj 
ter  oi  WilliaiJi  tVmley,  esq.  uf  Cminr. 
iind  relict  of  —  ISead.  «sq.  by  whom  be 
Rirhar.l.  who  dif-1  U-fnre  him,  liAl,  ind 
at  St.  Helen's.  Bi.-*hopi(gaie.«  Sir  Thmaa 
it.  '2l»t  Nut*«*mber,  ld7ti.  and  wa«  bunMina 
HtHti'ly  monument,  iu  the  parish  church  si 
11  ohm's ,  Ijondnn.:    Sir  Thomas  dying  vil 


*  Hi*  loitl'>liip  f/i.  Liidy  Sar.ili  S>iphi.i  Fiiiio,  cMt ''t 
daiiuliicr  <if  JnliJi,  (iiiih  Marl  uf  Wr>(iiiiiil.tii<l,  l>_\  Anm, 
ii:(ii'4htfr  uiid  Mill-  tit.ir  of  UnbiTi  ('hiM,  i-<«|.  ••tO.-lt  iK'. 
l».irk. 

*  Sir  Tlioiiiii' f>ri  •ii.iiM  WU  a  n.iinr.il  •!  lu^hti'i .  Viuh  . 
m.  to  Sir  Niith^iiiii  I  l{ji<»ii,  k.lt.  <>i  StilWc>,  in  N^ii- 
folk,  iiinl  left  liin-i-  fiauuliti-M,  vi/. 

Anm;  Hh  n>,wi.  i<i  Sii  Uoji  i  T<>vtii>lii  ml,  oi  K.nii- 
h.iin,  aiM'ftiir  u{  (hr  l/tpi-  'r<i^%i>>lirii<l. 

Ki.i7. \HLiii  |{i<.oN,  m.  (ti  Sir  Thi'iii.-i'>  Kii.wii,  i>f 
'\<i«fltli(»rr>.  III  Norfolk. 

WiMiKi.n  BtcoN,  m.  lo  Sir  Kolu-it  (!,i\%il\,  oi' 
Claxtoii,  III  Norfolk. 

'  Tin-   \«ill  of  Sir  Thoiiiat   Gn-'haiii  riiiit.iiii<  liir  uA 
io\%iii^  iii^lriirtioiit  ri-u.inliiiL'  tlio  ili*p«>!>iiioii  uf  tiic  iriit* 
III  till-  Ho>:il  Kxchaiii:!' : 

"  t'uiiri-iiiiii::  till'  tuiilfliiiK*  ill  Iji>nilon,«'aUril  tin  Ko\al 
K«i'li.iii::i-,  aiifl  all  |iawii.«,  aiiit  kliop^.crlLir^,  \anlt>,  ino- 
kiia::!  *,  |i-iii-iiii-iil«,  ami  nliiri  \\hat<iM\i-r  lii\iii-  hrn-ilita- 
iiiiiii-,  pari  ill, or  afiio\iiinL:  !••  ihi  -.liil  Ko\al  Kxcliaiii:*-; 
I  »ill  .iiiil  ili^pi'T,  liiat  aiiiT  rX|iiration.  ami  id  tiruiiiia- 
lioii  III  ilii-  (laiii-iilar  iim  «,  rM.ilc^  ami  iiitcrf«l  fi>i  liio, 
•iiiil  iii|.i\li  III!  iriif, liiiiiiril  in  tlir  ^aiil  imlintiin-,  hi-arin;: 
il.iii  I  III  vmii  ot  Ma>  :  I  will  ami  ilio|iiiM',  thai  one 
iii>'i>t\  tliiiitii  kh.ill  ii-ni  lin.  ami  lii«  ii«r  lhirii>f  •hall  K 
iiiii->  (III  iii.ii"!  ainl  ri<iiiiiiiinalt\  .  ami  cili/rn«  of  LoihIhii, 
!•%  v«  h  ill  V I  I  I  •pi-i  i-il  n.MiH'  <ii  .I'tililiMii  lilt-  .laiiir  ri>i  |>>>i  -i- 
lii-ii  I*  III  nil  I'l  Lii'imi,  ami  (■•  thru  •m  ••  ''«i>i>,  1<i|  ii  im 
i-l  li|l\  \i.ii  till  II  III  XI  rn«iiliiL-.  il|"ili  (Mill  fi  i'i||||. 
ill  III  i  ,  -ili-l  III!  Hilt  III  Ilia!  t|-ir>  ill-  I  rlloilti  thi  |>.l\  I'h  llt> 
Jill    •■III  I     mil  III-    III  thi  ■•    |iii-iii:.    ill  ii  iili-r    liini'i'l, 

III I      III     !••■      l|i-l|l-       Mill      |ill|ii|llii     I.  \t|-|      tin-      lilhi  I 

iiiiiiiiv  I  I  III'    •  ii'l  lMiililini,>«.i  .i|!i  i|  ilii    liii_\  il  r.\i  )i  :ii-.>' . 
|i|iiii-,  Ai     •li.ill  ii  iii.iiii,  ami  ll.i    I."!    'Ii  ii-i-i    <'!i.tll  III    I'l 
III*    i«aiiltii>    ami    ■  iiiiilii--iMliri->    i-f   llir  ni\  >li'l  ii-  i|    flu 
iiHiiti*  III    III!    I'liv  III    |.«iml>iii  :  .%!/   ,   III  ilii-  till  ,>ii|.ii, 
(fitly   Mini   I  ••i|i>-iAli-iii  of    till-   ('iiiiiiiaiiN    i>l    Miii-ii'-.   ill 
|^ill*li<H,    h>    All  il«'M  \i  i    f«|MiiA|  iiiiiit-    iir  aiiiinioii  ihi- 


"-.iiiif  oiiip-ii-ilii-ii  i«  rni!i"  or  kin-wn.  in*' *■ 
I'l""  ■!»,  f  r  ?•  rr:  •(  l!fl\  }i*ii»  i  n--tM:j. 'i.' ' 
r  >iit.i!i  tiri-,  :-.ml  to  it-i-  iiili  lit  ihit  K-«ii<-;* 
l>i>iiiiiit*  ami  i»lh»-f  iiiTinr*.  m  i!i-«  j-f.—  :!-« 
Kinili'l.  (luifiii  li\  ii.iiii  III  I"  li  >M  *'-'•  ? 
Vii'l  1  Mill  ami  ili'>(i><r.  that  al'ti  •  i- ^  t-.t*  t 
Mi-iiii)  •■!  Ihi  •.;il  K.\::I  KxrI.  i  _i,j;  ■■»' 
iVi.  •hall  luiiii  ii>  111"  -ml  Mii'-r  .■..!  I  I  ••■;■■"' 
•anl    rit_\  :  ami   lioiii   llniifp  .  «■■  I-iti;   i«  ■  •»  i 

•  iirrt--i|«  •iiHil  b\  aii>  liirjn*  -I  lilh  .  tl»'.** 
jo\  till-  'anil-.  tiir\  iiuil  ihf-ir  Mirrt-MiTf,  ft"?  ! 
::ivi-  aint  ili«iiiliiitf,  i>i  auiI  i<ii  ihe  *8>icsi*iu* 
iiant'f.  ainl  limliitL'  fiair  |M-i»iiiis.  fpiint^Bfl' 
|if  thii^t-ii,  iioniiiiatut  ifiiil  jppii.n'M  ht  ik  »■ 
anil  roiiniionaliit-.  aiul  t-itif^ni>  sui  ibrir  *■ 
inriii-  til  rrail  iht  h  f  luit«iif  ili\  iDity,i?tri«i«* 
aiiil  s:i-<iiiiati\ .  uiiliin  ni\  ••«\n  itwillir:  kfiv 
raii«h  of  St*.  Ill  1.  n'-.  in"  Bfh-|i<.:Atr  Siff't.* 
r.  tir'-.,  Ihf  PiK.r.  in  ihi-  C'iiv  -i  I^****-  * 
will  rt-iif  ht  iiaiui  iu  l^j•  iii\  U*i  Mill,  l■^>* 
ami  fli<p<iM-iI  iiiito  ihr  -ii'l  iiia|i>r  siil  <"«<■■*• 
rifi/in«  of  till-  ^.li'l  lilx.-  llu  *iiii.ri«  •»<••" 
(M.iiiiil.  of  lawful  niiiiii  \  •■!  Iln^lam!,  m  run*' 
tiilliiuiii^.  I  \i/.;  Ill «  \i  i\  "f  Iht  *a\'.  lU^ir'.M 
Iwiiii;.  Iht-  •mil  I-f  m"!>  |»  mis  "I  U*^«'  ■ 
l-!n-jlaiii|,  \iail\,  li-  ihi  ir  -.itriri  ssl  •ii?"' 
fi'i  iiiiii  'iiilii'ii-iith  li  atiinl.  ti  i>  i '.  iK  •!►'■"*' 
•aiil  •iipiii'U  ami  •allafn*.  4ri|  •  \ii>  if  i^"-' 
at  l\iii  n*ii.il  li  I  III*  III  till  V'  i>.  \>  iil>,  <hil'*' 
III!  fii-i-i'i  ilii  \i  u  11  i'  I  ■:.  i.f  Si.  M-n." 
.■Ill  St.  Ml.  I. ail.  Ill-  \i.l..-iuil,  |.\  tirap*^ 
pill. 

••  A.I  I  I.-Ml'i  i.ll.  If  ll.t  -.1    '    i..i>.-c  lliili-i  If** 

•  lll/i  ii>  >  t  tin  -iiil  •  it>  .  II.  I  !!.<  II  -I..  i.»-4'.l" 
|ii|»!.,  an  I  '11  |iili_,  dki  .  •!..  ."  »i\''  .'ihl  ili-oiM 
i-ll-|r\lhM<  p.'lll  I- .  -:\  -'  l'.,-J«.  Jlrl  I  i:fc*  P 
\  I  ai  ii  .  Ill  I  ■  II  III  I  III  I  I-  >  :-.r  ri  .1 -win;,  iil  * 
al.iit-i  l.-.i  *i  •  III  ti:i  -ii-l  pJ!1•^  «i  >:.!'•'•'• 
til  t  vi  r>    oi  till  in  ll:i-  !>4i  i  sUai  •  hnu^*.  it' 


ORE 

k«r,  BIr  Jaho,  larliif  ■  daughter 
tioo  nTortfld  to  thfl  ^WHy  of  hii 
M.  kntofTllHT,  in  tbtmutTD 


I,  nk  EliubMh,  dnichtn  uid  heir 

,  oC  PBlkaiB,  ud  of  AlboTj,  ud 

berlutt  diDfhter  of  >—  SunpnoD 
rd  I>onD«r,  eiq.  Sir  Jofan  d.  ii 
iirei  thq  fbtlowing  accoont  of  hU 
'Sir  John  Gmluin,  knt.  HU 


rmrtr,  u  hundred  of 
o  Sir  Rowlud'Hill, 


■nu.    The  cburch,  i 


I  ftih  diT.  for  (II  thai  cvne  ;  (or 
."     Sir  liJui   •»  buried  ia  St. 

e  of  the  choii.    He  wu  >.  by  hii 


I  ■■ccerded  hii  brother. 


Lo  wu  heir 


B»  JouH  GiBiiiH,  kni.  lit  TlMaT,  who  m.  EUu- 
helh,  dmighler  of  Sir  Thomu  Bishi^,  but.  gf  Pw- 
hub,  uid  dyiiif  «■  p-  in  lOU,  vu  j.  by  hli  brocher, 

Sin  Edwiid  CuiBik.  hat.  of  Tittey,  in  Buirey, 

Thii  genUemui  m,  flnt,  Ifarr  CI>rk,uidb>d>  hd, 

THOKii.whDH.  >  duBghtn  of  Lidy  BiidgH.ud 

lef^  4  dadfbt«r  uid  helTi 

ikHt  GnuHiii,  who  ■.  John,  too  of  Chwlei 

Lloyd,  an-  of  the  coimCy  of  UonI(amary, 

and  had  ■  Hn, 

Sunnel  UoyAt  of  Lincolti*!  Inn,  liTinf  in 


Eliubeth.  . 
Spalding, 
I  Edward'a  aon  by  blj 


nay  OldfleU,  hart,  of 


Eaal  Gritutead,  In  that  year,  aod  m.  Alice,  dau|h- 

Jf  Dr.  Richard  Corbet,  bijhop  of  Norwiti,  by  whom     \^ 


Majmadilfce,'!     , 

John,  \^'-r- 

Chihui,  who  inherited  aa  third  baronet. 
WUiiam,  d.  i.  jt. 
EUiabelh,  1   . 
Ali«,         j-^o™- 
Uvy,  ■•■  to  Dr.  Thorpe,  and  <(.  >.  p. 
Bir  Marmadttta  d,  at  a  great  age,  in  IWB,  and  ' 


•yf  CoDDcnba 


who  barried  Haitha, 
d,  knt.  Hijaant  al-law. 


M,  m.  Hiaa  Codlrey,  and  had  ixne, 
Miamuuii,  faia  •n«eaM>r. 
r.dward. 


to  Mr.  Nathaniel  Edward*,  of  Lon 
II  l«.  andwaa  r.  by  hia  rldait  aon. 


»r  to  hii  brother- 

.  at  Bath,  aged  forty  one,  Ind  f  asu- 


r.-'&r.  *c. 

Ut  Tkunai,  had  hi  Ibi  (in 

I  eouailM  of  NMMlk,  Hac- 

rfby ,  Cattblidte,  KcHbi  rwt, 

«(ei.ar)e«1.Yi.liiv,inh, 

le  itiven  laodi,  tcii<  niviiK, 


GRE 

V.  Sib  CtftlLU  tiiuHia,  who  d.  uun.  abool  the 
ycir  ITAI.  *Dd  wu  ''  by  hit  bivtbor, 

Ti.  HIK  loKK  GnuHiI,  «ho  •.  HaniictU  Kirta, 
eld«*t  dwishtet  a(  Sir  Kenrtck  ClayUn.ten.  ind  bad 
in  Duly  dufhlrr  and  bcinH, 

CiTHiaiM  <;n>hain,  who  h.  In  IMI,  William 
LentaB-r.aKtT,  mq.  iKond  unii  of  Admiral  the 
Hoo.  John  i^non  (;i»r(r,  and  grasJaoii  nf 
John,  rmt  Lari  liuwcr,  liy 


le  Lnewn-Uoiv 


A.  In  I 


^rau— Argrnt,  a  chsiKni  eradno  betweui  I] 
luUcW  pwrc«d,  (able.  ^  *a^J.|^  A (tf  ^ 

GREY,  OF  CHILUNOHAM. 


/.!■}..  IUmii  V.    In  til 


of  high  mililarr  rvpulaii 


dyrar 


lb  the  1 


igbfl'iic 


■  HHir  AUA  hTd-kIp  'if  Tllx.in  NDrthunbir 
lund,  llxn  l<iri-if  il  by  Sir  WilUim  HaroHin, 
un  iKliirn-iit  «f  till-  kiiiE'o  piinnini  the  n.'ii 

ttiiKui-l.nl  In  ihr  fri-nrh  van,  aud  n-waidrd 

Id  bnlil  liy  hnniaiic  mid  •Irlin-ry  of  a  ha>i>iiu-l 

Ml.  Uiinjir.  jTMriy.  TIil.  RHllant  pcnwn  ■• 
trnitth  frll  at  thr  batik  nf  Haiuy  ilriJ(p,  in 

wHh  tbr  DilLr  i>t  C'liirrnrr  and  diTcn  ottarn 
•<t  tkr  llnRliiUi  nnbility.  (Fur  bia  drbmd- 
■nthlhn  lUrlasr  TuikemUcin  Nonuaiuly. 
and  l,'>rdi;iTT,er  Powii.  Ul^lnulaiid.  rvfur  lo 
HiBktS  fUttHfl  uiH  IfrrmiHt  Prrmgrj 


..  U'llliau,  lird 
I.  Hmxl,  n.  t 
a  iIh-  •'r»nd 


nf  KrltrinRliam.  in  SuffiUL. 

London. 

Oelr.kni. 


iaii.int.  uf  lielim.doccnrlrd 
,  r<q.  of  ChiUiDiAam.  who  ••■ 
■iruf  SirThinvwtinr.of  llurti 


bcir  d  Sir  JahB  Wm 


Diiabrtb,  di*d  ib  IW*. 

Xaibcriae,  m.  tra  la  Sir  E4«d  Noi 
llovib,  is  UncHhin.  ud  RsQn 
coanlT  o(  SnCxd.  a>d  m—Uy. 
eldHlioB<rfI>Bdlr;,LMd  Nisih.Tl 

HbUtH 


ly,  ColaDtl  RwhU. 


or  Wcrke,  who  ■    ~ 

rorir,  int.  of  Hutliaa,  in  Swm 


«Cd 


KiLTB,  inecaaHT  lo  U*  bnthn. 
Cbarlca. 

Caihnine,  m.  to  Aicbard  N>nlto>  <■! 
Cny  Ntnllt,  irha  m.   EUaanh, 


Hci 


Sir  John  Botrlcr, 
Gny,  I 


I,  maiTiad  Jgfan  Wallq 


!■  Nil  Fi'*t>t  (iail.  ban.  third  Lan 
Lr.  Thin  niMrnian  wjm  m  rhlit  iJbil 
«  ft  MmiDiiMtb,  and  nniiiiiDdcd  A 
ini>«>r.  H."  i<  u.ru.ej,  thvacli.  ot  » 
or  a  double  traircir,  and  the  luf^  rf  i 


L-arsT,    Lord  Bcrfcclty,  aad  kJ 


bo  ■.CbailtaBcBft.il 
whom  ib(  EarUv  <il< 
,  and  la  vhaoadMofe 


II  ii  lordrhip  rf.  ii 


GUI 


GUL 


Mewing  Hall,  emoceeded  to  that  baronetcy.     He 
wa«  great  grandson  of 
Ja  xu-W  A  LTKR,  fourth  Visoonnt  Grim0ton,and 

first  Earl  of  Veralam.  (See  B ubkb's  Peerage 

and  Baronetage.) 

iimu— Argent,  on  a  fesae  sa.  three  mulleta  of  six 
points  or,  pierced  galea. 


GUISE,  OF  ELMORE. 


CaSATBO 

10th  July,  ItiGl. 


^^  /W^  j9^ 


XIAIA 


a:jl:i 


Extinct 
Gth  April,  1783. 


.w 


Hineage. 


Sib  William  Gtsb,  a  yoanger  brother  of  an  illus- 
trious N'ormun  family,  following  the  fortunes  of  Duke 
William,  came  into  England  at  the  conquest,  and  ob- 
tained as  his  portion  of  the  spoil,  Aspley-Guise,  with 
several  other  lordships,  in  the  counties  of  Bedford  and 
Buckingham.  Sir  William  bore  for  arms,  "  ermine 
a  chereronelf  gules."  From  this  gallant  person  de- 
scended, 

Ansklmb  db  Gysb,  who  m.  in  Hexbt  II.'s  time, 
Magotta,  daughter  of  Hubert  de  Burgh,  the  great  Eabl 
or  Kent,  and  thus  acquired  the  manor  and  royalty  of 
Rlmobb,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester.  He  then  as- 
sumed, (according  to  the  custom  of  the  age,)  the  arms 
of  the  said  Earl,  *'  gules  scren  lozenges  rary  three, 
three  and  one,"  with  the  addition  of  a  '*  canton  or, 
charged  with  a  mullet  pierced,  sable ;"  from  Auielmc 
lineally  descendcil. 

Sir  Wili.um  <ii'iSE,  of  F.linnre,  who  Maa  made  a 
knight  uf  the  Hath,  Mh  Hknky  VII.  wh*>n  the  prince 
himself  received  thf  honour.  He  m.  Mary',  daughter 
of  William  Kutsi'v  uf  CoIi-more,  and  had  a  tton, 

John  IiIIm:,  ist[.  >%-ho  m.  a  daughter  uf  Uirhurd 
l*auucef<irt,  e^i].  uf  Ha-field,  and  u-an  .«.  by  hii<  sun. 

Sir  Wii.iiam  GrisE,  knt.  uf  tlmun.-,  hiph  nherilfof 
(»IuuceHtt-r»hire,  in  the  Gth  of  J  auks  I.  uho  m.  Mi«.<t 
Ken,  eldoiit  daughter  and  co-heir*  of  Christopher  Ken, 
esq.  of  Ken,  in  the  county  uf  Somerset,  and  was  «.  by 
his  only  nm, 

Wii  i.u>i  (•risk.  esq.  of  Elmore,  sheriff,  of  Gloucen- 

ter»hire,  in  1(V47.    This  gentleman  m.  Cecilia,  daughter 

of  John  Dennis.  e«q.  of  Pucklcchurch,  and  had  issue, 

1.  Chrisiophkr,  his  heir. 

11.  John,ffi.  tu  Hester,  daughter  of  Major  Stratford. 

III.  William,  died  unm. 

IV.  Ileiir)-,  fnmi  whom  descend  the  tit  ant  baro- 

nets, *'  (!i  isi:  of  IHmhntnn"  in  the  i-i)unty  of 
(.« luui-ester.  \  Refer  to  B i  k  k  »'  's  Pn  rax *'  a**** 
HaroH*  tugt. ) 

I.  Kliiabeth.M.tu Thomas  Hortun.eKq.of  Cuomend. 
II.  V.\\  4ii«ir,  m.  tint. to  Lawn'iu'e  WaHhingtou, « •«ii. 
of  tiaresdeii.  \\  ilts,  and  had  b>  hiu,  au  unly 
d.iut:hter. 

Ei.r/ iBiTii  W IKHINCTUK, vhiir ofher father. ■ 
whn  «i.  Kwbi  rt.  firxt  Earl  Fom»r». 
.'^he    III.    M-i-oniH>.  .**ir    William  I'ar^it.-r,   «>f 


Gracrwoithtin  iIm  oooBty  tf  Vtit 
whom  she  had  %  drnghtor, 
EuiAiroB  GKBsrwosn,  «te  i 
H«orj  Deeringyknt.  Vy  when 
issue,  and  tcondly,  Charles 
and  had  by  Urn  a  daofhlvr  ai 
Lbonoba-M ABU  Hows,  wl 
Bathant  asf.  af  ClHa 
WUta. 
III.  Frances,  M. to  J<AnCoiringMB«Cif. 
ton,  in  the  county  of  Glaaenfter. 

Mr.  Guise  was  s.  at  Ua  deceaae  by  Us  cUi 

I.  CHBisTorBBB  Gi'UB.esq.  of  riiBif I ,  ia 
of  Gloucester,  who  was  crntad  a  Babobj 
Chablis  II.  loth  July,  1601.  SirChriilifl 
Etiiftfafitt),  daughter  of  Sir  LaofCMt  WmU 
of  Garsden,  in  Walta.lSrt  by  that  lady  hi 
He  fli.  seomdly,  Rachel  ConaDie,  «f  a  ai 
family,  and  was  s.  at  hia  daoeaee  ly  Us  sa 

II.  SiB  JoBN  GirisB,  barf.  M.P.  far  At 
Gloucester,  te$iif.  Chablbs  11.  and  WilUa 
m.  Eliiabeth,  second  dao^ter  of  Jeha  Gfdb 
esq.  of  Lagnor,t  Notta^  and  had  iasM, 

Jonn,  his  heir. 

Anne,  m,  to  Edward  BleaaCt  «|.  • 

Devon. 
Rachel,  m.  to  Sir  Roger  BtadahaigK  % 

Lancashire. 

He  d.  loth  November,  lOtt.  and  was  s.  by  I 

III.  SiB  John  Giisb,  bart.  M.P.  Catrthi 
Gloucester,  who  m.  first.  EUiabeHi.  daagi 
Nathaniel  Napier,  bart.  of  Critdicll,  in  Ih 
Dorset,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Jo«k.  Ui 
wedded,  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  aad  ea 
Francis  Russell,  bart.  of  Strensham,  Wen 
and  relict  of  Sir  Henry  Every,  bait,  bai  bs 
issue.  Sir  John  d.  ICth  November.  17B. 
by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  Johk  Giise,  bart.  M.P.  for  Aile 
col.  in  the  guards.  He  m.  a  danghccr  of  — 
esq.  of  Buck inahanisUin?,  and  dying  abn 
17(iU,  left,  with  a  dau,:hter.  Jauc.  m.  U  ! 
riiigtnu,  I(i>hup  of  Durham  .la  son, 

\.  Sir  William  Gi  i^k.  b^.  vborf.i.  f- 
17HJ,  uheii  the  Baru.nehy  became  ciiiv^ 

ArmA — Gu.  scren  lozenges  vaiiy  three. tar 
Gl  LDEFOKD,  OF  HF.SIST1 


Crkited 
Ith  Feb.  liiiO. 


Ki 


Hiniagr. 

Tlie  liiilJtfurd',  rniinent  alike fnrtbcf^ 
thi  y  ri  iiJrnd  tu  thv  ^rute,  and  tb«  Mftil 
tl.<->  i'<.nri>  d.  ap|*ear  to  hAve  hem  srttkd  ia  i 

.ilur  the  (  i-ii-^uist. 


*  r>u  \iiiit<.««i  •!  iiuiiiii,  Kiii\:.iiM  KiN.M  Jkiin.  '  •  I-,  ii.lit  "f  hi»  uiii ,  Anii«tMll4.  aatanlte 
f-i-t  L>ir.  i>  l'i>>iiiT..Y  //in.'l'.  S;.  i.ix,t.j.,  w.s^.-i  ,  •!  ;  •■  :..  !•  -  i  Lin.iiuil  .n«io|«,  lUrl  W  Saadnia* 
il-.c  Lail'   -i  1'  uUm.  j    L.|,t  N, i..|«    .1  liili,.ii. 


^tujia  OvtoaettD.  (dMrnlcdftm  WilllHin  do 

ISof  K«ntilRir.utii»  II.) 

of  Jo>iB  Uddcn.ul  MaldSD, 

•  Jobs  r.iiutnmu.  vha  irai  iwini>tmllirnr  The 


id  mtile  >  kniitlil 
CooiUh  rtlwU  .1 
.  InllHBihorUK'faQWnicn.Sir  Rirbvd 
nity  IW  Kcnl  u  his  mm  of  HnUm.uid 
•IdM  kaifbiliiHnl  of  lb*  ginvr  conroml 
HIta.  Hi  n>  UHnanli  sonpcndUr  of  Uw 
IteM.  IUa.l*l«',  l.jUiArMwifc.tebidJsuar' 

IkibauB  ran).  kM.  ■Mnbii  nr  c>I2riw<i 

'|P   Vl«<n  tt  Um  ClBqw  Port*.  coniUMc  nl  Do. 
l|L      ni  Ovtfa,  (nd  lutui  a<  th*  ordninee.     ilx 

I       ■.  Dfuwr.  dai(MCT  sf  nmnH.  Lord  Dtli- 

I       *M(ud  liad  u«w, 
Mr     K&uBlfiir),  Lat.  wb«  d.  In  flpilB.  >.  p. 


lo  WallcT  HtTiuy,  «q-  or  BI 
M  WUllan  Cnmer.  <w      ' " 
arT.n.toGMijiHerlKkBndcn 


Sir  TfaoBu  WbIi 


idlf .  MuT.  duchtar  of  WiniHn  Pltn 
illUm,  of  NortbuDptimtbJro,  ond  relict  oT  Jobii 
Sliilliiy.  of  SiuHci.  br  vbom  bi  b^  ■  Hn,  Rkbird. 
wbo  died  in  IMO.  Sir  John  wu  i.by  bio  cIdcM  nn, 
Sii  Thoiiu  GvLDinaD,  knl.  of  HenMed,  wbo  hiil 
tha  haaDnr  of  nlcrlwDini  9iMn  Euuiiru  at  bis 
Hjii»io&,  on  ber  aiMjeaty't  prugrm  into  Krni,  lOtb 
Auguu.  Itti,  He  ■■■  EUabMb,  dwighnr  vl  John 
SboUij.  iw|.  of  Midwl  Gtdto.  uuI  bid  unc. 


I.  Umry,  n.  lo  John,  100  and  bcir  of  Sir  Ric 

Bikn,  kul.  «l  SiilngLnnl. 
I.  etinbetb,  ■>.  to  Tbeniu  Ua|B,  »q.  nf  Pirli 


hire. 

1.  br  lit'  i™. 


•onnTJohii,  finlLord 

Ctrr.  ud  lud  i-u> 

Ennno.  bi>  hrtr. 

Jo«pb.  U,bM(  )..  17 

t. 

EUirt.^.  -.  U.  /.. 

»  Brook,  »q.  of  M 

■idltr.  in 

CdbiriiK.  n.   u 

.   <H.    irf 

Muy.^toSirSw. 

ndTubo. 

Ik.  eUHl  lOB. 

•I-  or  H«o.lod, 

-.  Ahm, 

danfhUf  or  Sir  Kobin 

ofCnalf 

ton,  »d  d,iu«  In  len. 

•'ui.bybi.-m. 

».  «,.  ^  H.«M.d 

VIIBVU 

omM  >  BioeoR  1  J 

■  H  II.    lU  m.  Clot*.  dMcti- 

.y  UottHD.  «(•  "* 

NoH*g™. 

B.i*«>oIblad«»>.«blt> 

Um-  HiuORvl  b«w. 

nTian.  Tlw  nuno 

M  Adalnl  Sir  Juba  Nvrw, 

fiwo  wbOH  iniBdHI. 

<Ai>  Nonl.,  (.4.  U 

•nm  par 

•.  H.LUT  Mo»B 

Mq.kl(l. 

AcridrnlK.riltii  I7M. 

GUBNEV,  OF  LONDON. 


tiDfnished  aJike  for  bu  conr^gt,  1of^t>.  ind  niflVr- 
inEi,  mTcd  (b*  aOn  or  lord  murta  oT  Landao  in 

Ghibui  I. 

"  bM  fbrgettiBi!  xht  entt  offfon  nmnuitipd  ftpaiiiji 
thn  bj  Sir  Riclwnl  Curuei,  tlw  lord  Binr.  In 

claimrd  in   diTcn  pajts  of  (b«  city*  prrfmrd  flVTFrml 

wai,  by  tbp  KntrncF  of  llir  pvm,  not  only  dffrmdrd 
from  tb«  offict  of  inayvnlily»  bnt  likvwuv  for  FTrr 
TTndFrtd  ixir«p«ti]e  of  bvaribe  tuy  ofin  uid  nreitlDi 
mny  fonbrr  bonour,  ind  »1h  to  rvnuD  %  pruooeT  in 

Hoiuo  of  Lonl>."    Sir  Ricbird  did  not  Imp  Hrriir 

tiM  BiioKtTcr  bfruw  eitikft.  He  b«d  bm  twin 
lUTTicd,  Gnt  tn  Kliubctb.  dangblrr  of  Henry  Sand- 
ford,  rm.  oC  Bircbinirtini.  id  tbr  lilc  of  Thaii<l.  mid 
•wradly.  »  Mr>.  KUi^brlb  South.  «  wido>.  daughter 
of  KichnrJ  tiuuoa.  ••<  l^iiiilon.  nxUUniilb. 


H.\I.i:s.  (»r  MOODCUVRCEI. 


Nicaoui  SI  Hun,  ml  Bds  Ftact. 

SiiiR<»UTniH^u>.l.lcfct,rri«'<r 
r  Jcnpilna.  ud  idiunl  of  Aa  >'■**  i 

»4Kii:HiaDll."iii  whkAjouha^fl 
a  thf  b«finiun^  tiAt  uwoRiflctiaB  «Bdi* 
>  be  dncced  fns  bit  brtilillw.  ml  ■ 


II  Hiui,  ■<  UalM  PlMT,  *bi 


Bumford.  in  Eh». 
Thr  eldnt  »d  nsd  heir, 
JuHH  Hii.E*,  of  H*l«ni 

daiiEbIrr  and  brir  of  Ricbud  Cifd.  Ml. 
in  Trnirrdrn,  lod  bad  tro  hu,  tim. 


Wh 


Thr  town  of  H>lf<.  in  Norfolli.  ii  )>n-inmrd   in  I 

Hti-K,  in  tlir  mib  IlrviT  II.  (n"'  ••  li'iirnwnt  wliirli  I 
lie  poiiuiHvd  in  Ibal  |ilurr  to  the  Abbey  of  Baancry :  I 
knd  nutbrr  Kiki»  ttn  Hu»  wa*  ntunird.  H  Ki>.  ! 
wtau  I.  by  ilir  ibrriir  of  Norfolk.  »  a  kniiAt  or  i 
fneman.  on  th.-  jury  in  a  rau>r  betwn-n  the  King,  | 
the  Biibup  of  Sar«i.-h.  :ind  H.ihrn  Tate.hale.* 


]>.>lnnii.   Luid  IbiTdly.  ■■  W 


Th.-  K.-.'.ind  Mn. 
J..ii>  Mini,  had  a  MB  and  bcir, 
J..H«llliu.sbDirua  BtaoiOFTHbl 

<>i4ule  hr  i>u(rh;<>rJ  froa  Refer  BtiBb  * 
Hi:\aT  VIII.  aod  vu  irsidi^  tt«a  ■!■ 

ina  Ptrvanl'lhr  Ibe  Abbey  of  Si.  >■«■<■ 
Irrban',  juinily  with  Sir  Henry  RilU 
noiimulliT  of  the  kinc'a  bow*,  asd  alhrM 
Thoni^iK  ll.mud.  Date  ef  NaiMi.  ■•  ■ 
daughter  and  co^liHr  at  Sltj^ta  Sniat 


nf  raiiuriKv.  •rijeaai-ai  lav,  urn 
\III.  aadoBref  tbrjaMitarf* 
mes*  in  the  npijn  of  Kpoia*TI.  I 


Kiat  Kiwiau  I.  iM  h< 


HAL 


HAL 


comnitted  to  prliOD,*  and  to  Mrerely  treoteU 
by  hit  keeper,  that  be  made  an  attempt  upon 
bio  own  life:  he  was  released  aoon  after, 
bat  in  ao  settled  a  melancboly  •  that  he  drowned 
bioMelf  near  hia  hooae  in  Kent,  anno  1555. 
Hie  wile  wa«  the  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas 
Hnleo,  esq.  of  Henley-npon-Thames,  and  by 
ber  be  left  iMue  two  sons  and  a  dao^ter.t 
Thomas,  of  Thanington,  in  Kent,  from  whom 
th«  Halca  of  Beakaboome. 


Williaa,  ef  NaeUngton. 

JilMrid,  m.  to  John  Honywood,  esq.  of  Seen, 
Ib  Kent. 

Unl  MB  of  Baron  Hales. 
waBD  Haus,  esq.  of  Tenterden,  m.  Margaret, 
of  John  Honywood,  esq.  of  Seen,  and  had 


.  Jobs,  who  fli.  Mary,  daughter  and  ci^heir  of 
Msberl  Home,  Bishop  of  Winchester,  but  d. 
a,  p. 

•  Edward  of  Chelham,  m.  first,  Mary,  daughter 
•Bd  heir  of  Stephen  Ford,  of  Tenterden,  and 
•aoondly,  Martha,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hales, 
bat  4.  s,  p. 

u  Wiluav,  heir  to  his  father  and  brothers. 

I-  Jaae,  at.  to  Sir  Thomas  Honywood,  knt.  of  Elm- 

«ed,  in  Kent. 
«.  Uaabetb,  m,  to  William  Austen,  esq.  of  Ten- 


I  wmi  SOB,  and  erentual  heir  of  his  father  and 


'UiiAB  Haus.  esq.  of  Tentenlen,  m.  Elisabeth, 
^tfi^ef  Paul  Johnson,  esq.  of  Fordwich,  in  Kent, 
llilissao, 
tMrsao  CSlr),  his  heir. 

Vlry,  as.    to  Simon  Smith,  esq.   of  Boughton- 
r,  in  Kent. 
I.  m.  to  Kobert  Kenrick.  esq.  of  King's 
I.  in  Northamptonshire. 


"v  f.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 
^a  EbWABU  Halba,  knt.  who  m.  first,  Deborah,  I 
ht»r  and  heir  of  Martin   llsrIacLenden,  enq.  of  I 
^'■cacH.  in  Kent,  by  which  e^ent  he  acquired  ' 
e»tate.    Sir  Edward   was   crvuted    a 


Babonet,  Wtb  June,  1011.  He  served  in  sereral 
parliaments,  and  being  scalously  deroted  to  the  liberty 
of  the  subject,  took  part  in  the  rebellion  against  King 
Charlu  I.  He  died  in  September,  1054,  aged  serenty- 
eight,  and  was  buried  at  Tunstall,  under  a  noUe 
monument,  with  the  effigies  cut  in  full  proportion. 
He  m.  secondly,  Martha,  daughter  of  Sir  Matthew 
Carew,  knt.  and  relict  of  Sir  John  Cromer,  knt.  of 
Tunstall,  in  Kent,  and  by  this  marriage  added  another 
fine  estate  to  his  family,  but  by  bis  second  wife  had 
no  issue  :  by  the  fint  he  had 

I.  John  (Sir),  m.  Christian,  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  Sir  James  Cromer,  knt.  of  Tunstal,  and 
dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  left  an 
only  child, 
Edward,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

II.  Edward,  of  Chelston,  in  Kent,  m.  a  daughter  of 
John  Erelyn,  esq.  of  Deptford,  and  left  a  son, 
Edward. 

III.  Samuel,  m.  Martha  Horenden,  and  had  a  son 
and  daughter.  Christian,  m.  to  J.  Hugessen. 

IT.  Thomas,  d.  s.  p. 

Sir  Edward  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

II.  Sir  Edward  Halks,  bait,  of  Woodchurch,  who 
in  his  younger  years,  risked  life  and  fortune,  in  en- 
dearouring  to  rescue  King  Charles  I.  from  his  im- 
prisonment in  the  Isle  of  Wight,  of  which  enter- 
prise Clarendon  gives  the  following  details : — "  Mr. 
L'Estrange  [the  famous  Sir  Roger]  had  a  great  friend- 
ship with  a  young  gentleman,  Mr.  Hales,  who  lired 
in  Kent,  and  was  married  to  a  lady  of  a  noble  birth 
and  fortune,  he  being  heir  to  one  of  the  greatest  for- 
tunes in  that  country,  but  was  to  expect  the  inherit- 
ance from  an  old  serere  grandfather,  who,  for  the 
present,  kept  the  young  couple  from  running  into 
any  excess ;  the  mother  of  the  lady  being  of  as  sour 
and  strict  a  nature  as  the  grandfather,  and  both  of 
them  so  much  of  the  parliament  party,  that  they 
were  not  willing  any  part  of  their  estates  should  be 
hazarded  for  the  king.  At  the  house  of  this  Mr. 
Hales,  Mr.  L'ENtrange  was,  when,  by  the  commuui- 
catioD  which  that  part  of  Kent  always  hath  with  the 
ships  which  lie  in  the  Downs,  the  report  first  did 
arise,  that  the  fleet  would  presently  declare  for  the 
king ;  aud  those  seameu  who  caiue  on  shore,  talked  a«i 
if  the  city  of  Loudon  would  join  with  them.  Tliis  drew 


Ht^Trt,  in  hi*  Sffmorials  EeclttioMtical,  uy^, 
laaMti  Hal««,  kul.  v4  K*>Dt,  a  pioun  sihI  ijoimI  nuii, 
Jwa  and  able  jadee,  andi-r  King  IIknry  and  King 
t%Va  was  madr  a  pri^nrr  in  ib«:  Kiu^'«  Bench,  by 
^^ip*4  WiacheMer,  Li»nl  ChaorcUor;  and  tlit-iire 
^  10  Ibc  C»«iit<'r,  in  Rrrad  Strevt,  and  from 
k  •»  Ibv  Fb;ri :  here,  one  K<«sler,  a  geniUinan  uf 
lifttov,  labiMired  t«i  iM-noade  hini  lo  embrace  the 
b  AictriBr,  by  hu  ari(auirnf:  Thit  the  frntr  tca§ 
r,kmitkf  tmtk  full  ttf  prril.  When  it 
ihst  Hakii  wail  iiulinable  to  nivni.  Day, 
Ik  af  Chacbriirr,  ainl  Ptfrtinan,  a  jiiri;;e,  came  lo 
[l|  brtag  tbra  the  mituth  of  April,  155-1,;  and  did 
f^Hlly  4raJ  with  him,  that  they  overcaini-  him  at 
.%ir  bW  having  lain  three  weekt  in  that  |»ri«ou  of 
lal  the  IriMible  that  aru«e  in  hii  ctm^i-ience 
had  duar,  filltd  him  with  t:n-at  terror,  and 
bim  wilb  tiirrow:  n>  that  he  attemplH,  in 
of  biff  imrani,  to  kill  himwlf  miih  hi*  |m-ii- 
'  Wmr  btiaf  ill.  aifl  l>iD]e  «obbins  and  MLhini;, 
tt  4awa  biff  irrTaDt  upon  an  eiraod,  and  in  the 
Ihse  wwaaded  hlm«cif  in  diver*  pUci<i  *,(  hii 
>  %■  bb  senraol  ramc  io  on  tbe  sndden,  and  at  that 
rraird  his  deaih.  Bat  afti-r  hi*  recantation, 
ktirac  antit  ht*  i»wn  rtmntr>'  and  habila- 
with  grief  auti  di-«|>air,  he  droHneil  him- 
w  i  ffbaUow  dcmmI  near  hi*  own  hon*e,  which  is 
k  fiilbi«  di).  -The  famiU  tif  Reakj^bourne  denle<i, 
*Off,  thai  be  «*  4e*tr«>>t'«l  biin«e1f.  and  Mid,  "That 
^CS  rxbiag  In  bi*  seal  at  TbanlnKton,  n"ar  Canter- 

HH 


bury,  amuiied  himself  with  the  plcasiirvt  of  a  cuunlry 
life,  and  crouini;  the  rivet  over  a  narrow  bridKe,  a)>  he 
wa»  walkiiiu  in  his  nieadown,  fell  in  accldentall>,  aud 
was  druwne<i,  aj^ed  eii;bty-fi\i'." 

t  The  elder  son  and  heir  of  Sir  JAME:i  Halks, 
Hi.'MPHREY  ilAM:s,eM|.of  tlieDun|;ron,fft.thMlaiii:h(er 

and  heir  ot  Uubi'rt  Atwat«r,  of  Uoyloii,  near  Lenhani, 

and  had  i^fuc, 

James  (Sir),  hi«  hrir. 

Humphrey,  ulio  wu*  York  hi-rald,  left  two  son*, 
John,  ot  I^'nham,  who  m.  Mar::air(,  daii'^hler  o| 
(ieorce  Took,oi  Bei-r, and  wai  father  of  Aiiihou^ 
and  Humpliry. 
Kamiiel,  m.  Elizabeth,  dani;hter  of  Il4l\vaid  ll.im- 
iiiond,  eM|.  of  St.  Alban*  Court,  kt>n(. 

Abi;;ail,  m.  to  Anthony  Sanip^on,  of  N<itli». 

T\if  vUU'T  Min, 

Sir  jAVf:jt  IIai.ks,  knt.  of  Dun^i-oii,  m.  Alice,  d.iu'jih 
ter  ot  Sir  Thoma*  Kemp,  kni   ^nd  one  oi  the  htir<>  of  Ik-i 
mother,  ('ecilirf,  i-l(li-«t  dan^litn  of  Sn  'J'homa.t  (.'hr>nev, 
km.  and  Wrf'^  «.  U\  hi«  Mm, 

('iih>.M.i  IliLtis,  < -].  of  Diin^ron,  who  d.  I8rh 
M.iM'h,  I.V.Ni,  liiivin^  h\  Mur\,  hi*  wife,  (Irfiiuliter  i,| 
Kirliunl  HrfidreN,  <if  ||4iilre*(wlio  outlivni  him,  anij  m. 
in  her  willow IiimmI  William  A^hendvn,  and  a»<iiii  Im-- 
comint!  a  wid'>\%,  m.  ihiidly,  (mmhcc  \Vall«  i,  e*«|.;  a  imn 
and  htir. 

Sir  Jawrs  IIaum,  knt.  of  DniiKron,  living  in  KilU 

'233 


UAL 

in.iiiy  gentlemen  of  the  country«  wlio  wished  well,  to 
vbit  the  ship*,  and  they  returned  more  conflnned  of 
the  truth  of  what  i\ir\  had  hosird.    Good  fellowship 
was  a  vice  spread  «:Terywherc>;  and  this  youuR  great 
heir,  who  had  b4--en  always  bred  among  his  neigh- 
iK^ur*.  atTected   that  which  they  were  hest   pleased 
with  :  and  so  his  house  was  a  rendexrous  for  tliose 
who  delighted  in  the  eserci.tr,  and  who  every  day 
brought  him  the  news  of  the  gootl  inclinations  of  the 
fleet  for  the  king;  and  all  men's  mouths  were  full 
of  the  gen«r.il  hatred  the  whole  kingdom  had  against 
the  parliuii>:at  as  w»-ll  as  the  army.    Id  this  pcwrure 
of  uddin,  Mr.  L'Estraoze  e:isil>  induced  Mr.  Half:* 
to  put  himwlf  at  the  hi-ad  of  bi<4  oun  county,  thut 
was  willin,;  to  be  led  by  him :  and  his  Ud),  wbo  was 
f:ill  of  £«-:U  for  the  kinj.  jiiiniii,;  with  hioi,  the  young 
geutltrman  n^olred  tu  dn  something  for  his  majf-sty's 
serviiY,  at  a  juncture  wlien  the  Scots  were  ready  tn 
march  inti»  Kucland,  and  mi>?t  parts  of  the  kingdom 
read>    to  ris*^ :  but  boiiig  not  rni-'.izh  couvenant  in 
the  aHVurs  of  the  worlJ.  he  rcfr-rrvJ  himself  and  tln- 
wlifil*-  bi<..iiei«s  to  be  govern*  d   by   Mr.  L'EsrringVt 
who  W.I    b«li«v«d  by  his  discourse  to  be  an  able  sol- 
dier.    /  rt'rjrdinsl%-   kttfr*    wrre   sent   M    particular 
pent]en<f'n»  hi>  u  warrants  tu  the  con^taiirrsi  of  hun- 
dn>ds,  rrtiuiri  ig  *  In  1114  niajc!it>'s  nam*-.  A\  prr^jos 
to  appf^ar  at  a  timr  and  p].«ri>  .ip]-jincri!.  t:>   iiht.'«e 
together,  and  Iny  holrl  on  jtnrh  op]M>rtuniS:«!s  i*  9h<<ul<l 
be  ottirTi"l  for  rdifvinK  tiu'  Linir.  and  <*e:;ffri.i4  huu 
uut  of  pri«f«M.'     And  iu*-*-Uuk  wrunViuf.\y.  th>;>  usiui- 
mouHly  <'|iTti"i|    Ml.  Ilali-^  f«*r  th«'ir  c^ner*! .  i  i'>*l 
lnNly  iif  hoMf  and   Ufit  W4«  in   r<inM:<(Ue:.-v   driwn 
t<i|{i-t>MT  at    MaitUt^fOt',   Mr.  Iliil»-s  havinr  t-^kin  up. 
on  liit  own  iM-<:uritv,n«*:irly  i^i'.ifir  thoi  »«%:  f«.>i.n:-« 
tn  li'-friiy  tlt«-  <;\|M-nM' ;  and  thtry  were  »o  >tn?u^.  that 
till!  romniJind*-!  «»(  iln-  pariianifnt  f«irr*ji,  s^ns  to  »i!i- 
pri-.4i  them,  wn#ti-  wonl   tiiat  lii*   dur-t  u>-t  adranre. 
On  Mi«:  ii>  wn  tif  tlim  <  iiinnKftiij n  'thr-  hr»t  iu  the  Viuz- 
doni),  th<;    l.'ul  <<l    S<irwi<h   was  dinpaTi.-h' d  t>^  Kr-M. 
tu  niifiniainl   tim  ^',t■ln■r■.t\.     I  pun  ttir  nrWii  i-i  diictlier 
gi-nfi.il  iii-iiiK  .•■■III,  Mr.  I(.il<  4  n-lin-d,  with  )iL*  tn«-:j<l. 
Mr.  I/I')*>tr<iiii'<',  tu   ll<ill.iiif|.  Mini    li\fil  !••  \i<n.'.  •>•  %•. 

on  un-iiiltir  III   llii-  ^'fi-il  ill  l>ti   li*-  li.ii]  ■'•j|iTi:ii-ii    '.  Ml   tj.i 

kin^S   ^iTvi'i."     I  lie    l.nl^    aiimiiil   tn   in    ti >• 

nariiidt* ,  :•.■«  Sit   l.-tuai-il't  uifi-,  \,:i^  rlii;  lli-!i.  A;.:.- 
^^  nttun,  \oiilii'<-tl    il:iii^'liti-r    iiml   rifli-ir*    i-l    J  1.    Mi  .•, 
<>ei'und    I<<'ni  Wntrun  ot    M.irl*  v.  I>\   h.!«  u  it*-.  M.>r\. 


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danehter  and  co-hrir  of  Sir  Arthar  Tkrack: 
I'aulers  Perry,  In  NorthnmpCoiuhirt.  !$i: 
had  issue, 

Edw«rd,  his  s«cc<— or. 
John,  of  the  Inner  Temple.  1 
<'har1<*«.  ^  all  died  ■ 

Thoii:as.  J 

He  died  in  France,  and  was  «.  by  his  eld«v 

III.  SiK  EuwABD  H«LB«,  bart.    Tbts  gm 

joyed  thir   faiour  of  A'lwg  Javcs   II.    an 

jirinre  he  had  a  regiment  of  foot,  was  *H 

council,  and  one  of  the  lords  of  the  \dmin 

governor  of  the  Cinqu«*  Porta,  and  1ieut<m-d 

of  the  Tower.    Sir  Kdward  had  an   acti< 

;  asainst  him  by  .Vrthur  Godden,  hu  ouacbn 

I  penalty  of  £)II0.  fur  neglecting  to  lake  iJ 

•  supremacy  and  allegiance,  within  tkiee  m 

he  had  his  regiment,  grounded  npon  tlM 

'.  IJth    ('HiKi.fcft  II.  and  v^mt   cuniicted  at 

I  us-iies  for  the  suuh*;  but  moving  it  into 

'  Bvnch.  pleailed  the  king's  dispensing  pov< 

!  judgmeut  given  for  him,*  eleven  of  the  jn 

I  of  opinion  that  the  king  uiight  dispense  ii 

I  At  the  Revoluti«m  he  wu  confined  for  a 

■  half  in  the  Tower  :  on  hi<i  release  b«*  went 

and   in  cuiinideratinn  of  his  arnices  wu 

the  abdicated  luunarch  K^irl  uf  T«-nlerd^oJ 

t.ttioiis  to  his  bnith«-nt,  John  and  Cbarbi 

ward  f/i.  Pranres.  dauphti'r  uf  >ir  Fr.knris  \ 

knt.  (if  OvfunUhire.  and  by  her,  who  J.  u 

ia-iue, 

Kdward,  who  fell  at  the  Bo>ue.  unm 
Jmhn'.  successor  to  the  barunetcy. 

Kobt-rt,     I  lived  to  man's  estate,  aiid  al 
Janus,     J 

.Vniir,  d.  unm. 

M.iry.  M.  to  —  Kauueii*.  ••*  ■- juilgt- of 

rolt\  at  0.-t*>nd. 
rr.inri's,  «i.  til  Teter.  Itli  K.irl  if  ri:»;.' 
Jiitf.  I 

MIi/.a(»<  tti,      -i/.  uiiMi.irxird. 
4'.tri.>rinr.    J 
tlin-.  t/i.  to  Mr.  Hu>M>.'i  :;.■  L    ^*- 

l.i:i  1. 


'    L-iii  \Vi>il>-n  <lii>i  in  I7.'t0    uii-n  iIh'  li.iini.)  iMi.iiiu- 
f\ini«'t  ,  li-wivin^  iimt  lUiiiiliiii-,  iti-  I'li-lK-n-.  \i/. 

I.   K  tTIIFHINt..   \^li<>  HI.  IIi-iti\,   I/mt  Sl.!nli-|>r.  mol 

u.i<  iiintlKi  I'l  IMiiliji,  •!  I'liiiil  Kiiil  i-i  {  lii-*t>i- 
tirl<l,  iind  ■<-!  iiiidiv  ,  Jiihii  I'l'liainli  r  Kiikl.<i\i  ii, 
Ltinl  iif  Id  iii|iMt-i-r,  ill  llnlUinl.  \.\  uh*Mit  •lit- 
h.i<l    a  v>n.  Charli-*  ll'-iii\    Knkliii\tn.  iit.iicii 

iiAHi'>     WiiTTiiN,    11/    II  nttuH.        Id  I     l.idviilli, 
;itli-r  liK-  ill- .till  iif  hi-r  tii-r  hii>i>:iii<l .  w.i*  i  rtiiliii 
li\  CimkiinII.   CniMra.t  m    <  hmii  i:i-i»i.lN 
|Mr  lilt- . 
*i.  Ill -»Tiii  II,  iM.  tn  Kipii'i.  Nffiiiiit  ('.ini(]«-n. 
J.  MMii.tKi.i.  I'l-  !••  >M  Jiiiiii  |iiti'-ii,  km 
■1.  Asm:,  Ml  t>i  Sir  IvIm.ikI  II.iI<-*.  knl. 

•  Thi*  iiirmi>r.il»ie  f.i«i'  v*j«  .■iruiinl  li>  .**ir  K'lwiinl 
Niitliii\,  l<>r  till  |il.iiiiiilt.  ami  Sir  rimniio  I'->sm-,  l<<i 
III!'  ili-ii  luljiii ;  l>i«-  Li>iil  rhii-f  Jiiiiin-  Idiln-ii  <li  Iim  n  •! 
liii-  iiiniiMii*  I'l  lilt   I  Hi  I  v«- J  lulu*  * 

;    \li*li:irl  tioni  Ihr  l*.ift  lit  iif  Tn  .iiinn  ■ 

"  J.iliir*  tlir  Svcon'i,  hv   the  ;:i  hi    i-t  (••>ii,  iVc. 
"  T'>    "'HI     .\irlllM>l.i>|l*,    Dllkt  «,    Jki-. \\  III  M  •«•     It     M    .1 

klir_'l>  •III,  Jiiil  ,1  «iii„iil.ii  li  •iiiiii-ii\  I'l  iiiii'  l'iiir\i-l<  iii'i', 
III  iiii'lili  llii'M-  |iri*iiii!>  M«  tiliil  U"ilii\  cf  mil  la\"iii,  if 
««il  thai  iitliii*  ni.iv  -i-r  hiiU  ui.il«liil  tin  f.iiliiliil  iliir> 
iif  oui  ^iitijrf'l*  i>  III  ('«,  ;i«  lli.il  tiii-v  till  iii«i  l\i-«  iM.i\  Im- 
rnrii«r4|ril  to  *-iKli-4\iiiii  Jl  L:ii'.-ii  iii.iiiii«.  \\  iM-ii-.i«, 
llieieiiHVt  Ihe  htleliu  ni'inii  will  licln^nl  nml  inii*i  Miih 
""'aellor,  Sii  Kilnsnl  ll^lr-,  ti  llji-kiu-ii-ii.  I'llm- 


wif*.  M.  >:i  I'ln  II".  ill  '-III  •  i-.iiU  .  I  K- 
i',1  n  I'k  \.iri  Hi*  I  iirfir^i  •  iiliiiii>t.ii.i:«  l;*!-- 
hk'.-HiM-  i'liiu  til  ••III  iiiiiiil>  Ihr  ^iiKUCl  ^^'^ 
l.iiiiil>.  .i«  vt-ll  I'll  till,  l-iihri*  1*  m  11'-'*' 
i<(i<i.in>  iIk  ::i«  rft  iiMiit  i>i  R'Ikii  M«''*' 
L- i:l  Hi^li  luiiouiii  i.i  ■Mir  kin.">{-in  ••  f*» 
lilt  i'ii>'i  ft  till-  ld-.-|iiul.  Willi  ii(-in  jiT'S*!' 
l-i-!iliiit  ;iM\i««'  whli'h  iit  t-ivr  !«•  «jr  jifJrf" 
Hiili.11'1  llu  Sicmii.  Inil,  i^n  a  (-'jiul*'  »•••■*' 
iiii>  111  till  iin'l».  III*  \\*  A<\  •in!i  k  i.a  .  «o^  ^ 
:;rijl  -jraiullwilliri.  wlin  in  a  i-ib«U:--ii.  t>  "•** 

tl'ltlll)      lli\%Utld     llli-     il|il9l     M  It  III-     LlL-.«,  "Vf    (' 

l>it'ilii-r  III  li.i|ik<>  imni  "r*  :  N«i<i«  «^•l  "''* 

•iittiii'l   i>>   ilii    l> r  IiIniiI'*  ai.ii  U.W  I** 

.iii'l  lii!»  411  .ii-L'(.iiiili4ilit  I.  Sir  ljl'«^  ••  M'k*  '< 
III  l»ii  i"i-illil\  I'l  K»iii.  hiii«m-!.  •!.?•■  »•!  •*'  ■ 
■  llx'iiliii  III  III  llii-  T"»tl  ••I  |."i.<l- I'  ifrS^*" 
'.ii\\.iiil  H.ilr^.  ■•!  Thii-IjI.  .ift'f -ii  .■■■llii''^ 
-lii'l  i->nli-f.iM"H  I'l  S""-*!*.  Ill"  III- lUr  "i**** 
.iinn-iil  K.iil-«'t  IdiilKiii.  i:.'l  ii..ai  ir.r  ■■••' 
\».ii'l  llu-  4'iinir«>«r:  ;inil  i:..!il.i.  :h«  m»J  >• 
M  il" -.  I»>  III-  wi*i-  .idiiiii.i-ii.i:i>>ii  ■■(  n'.''i«  * 
r-.<r  III-  ti<lilti>  !•■  ii«  .iimI  ilii  i  *kU''\u  >'i<'''* 
;:ii  .11  i>'itiiiiil«- «:iiti  ifM>\  III!   pn^iiirtSu' 

•■  Ml*  iliti»i  -11.  K.'IwahI,  in  till- inifi  '■■" 
h\  il,i  ltii::liiiM  «<•  ff  hi:»  uii.  iftr  j^li'r»«*»  * 
nil-,  tin-  ^ii.itiii-«:>  III  III*  imiKt.  «•■»>  Oetf  ' 
kill. . I  ill  Iii-l,i!iil.  dl  III*'  bjllli  «»l  l^r  H-^^"*- 
t-,>iii.i:ii>ii«l>  fiuliiiii,:  Ju-«iu«t  ilif  •Drin>.**  * 

"  Klum   \i- tliru-f'-rr."  ic.  Jkv 

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Prance  la  IflBS,  wm  buried  in  the  church 
e»  in  Park,  and  «.  hy  his  eldeat  earrlTing 

ORM   Halu,  bait,  who  m.  firat,  Helen, 

Sir  Richard  Bealinc,of  Ireland,  aecretary 

dowager  of  Chabuh  II.  and  bad  iMue, 

lio  tf .  in  infancy. 

,  who  M.  Mrs.  Bnletrode,  widow  of  Cap- 
Bletrode.and  grandaughter  of  Sir  Richard 
ode,  by  whon,  dying  before  hie  father,  he 

'ABO,  who  M.  hie  grandfather. 

leea.  m.  to  George  Henry  Lee,  second  Earl 
Lkhfieid,  of  that  fiunily. 

idly,  Helen,  daughter  of  Dudley  Bagnel, 
y,  and  by  diat  lady  (who  d.  in  1737)  had 

A  oOcer  in  the  emperor's  serrice,  killed 

7,  In  1735. 

er. 

in  I7M,  and  was  s.  by  his  grandson. 
iiWABD  Halbs,  bart.  who  wedded,  first, 
wUa,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Webb, 
m  of  Sir  John  Webb,  bart  of  Oldstock, 
that  lady,  who  d.  in  1770,  surriring  issue, 
',  his  heir. 

nan.  • 

,  M.  to  M.  Joochere,  a  French  officer,  and 
ed  his  widow. 
L  to  M.  Demorlainoourt.  a  French  officer. 

idly,  in  1790,  Mrs.  Palmer,  but  by  her 

.    Sir  Edward  d.  in  August,  IWi,  and  was 

. 

:f»WiBD  Halbs,  who  m,  in  1780.   Lucy, 

hter  of  Henry  Darell,  esq.  of  Colehill, 

toelcss,  15th  March,  1839,  the  Babonitcy 

acT. 

lea,  three  arrows  or,  feathered  and  bearded 


*ES,  OF  RKAKSBOURNK. 

th  July.  1008.— Extinct  13th  April,  1824. 


fttnrdgr. 


»  branch  frum  the  same  stock  as  the  Hales 
Tb. 

ALBS, one  of  tlie  barons  of  thi>  Kxthcquer,  | 
Y    \I1I.   wan  stated    at    Duiigcou,   near 
and  marrying   Isabell,  dau.  anJ  co-heir 
I  arris,  left  issue, 

<Str;.  bis  lieir. 
AS.  of  ThAniogtnn. 


III.  Edward,  from  whom  the  Hales  of  Woodchorch. 
lY.  William,  of  Nackington. 

1.  Mildred,  m.  to  John  Honywood,  esq.  of  Seen,  in 
Kent. 

The  second  son, 

Thomas  Halbs,  esq.  of  Thanington,  «i.  Jane,  only 
daughter  and  heir  of  Clement  HoUoway,  esq.  and 
was  M.  by  his  son, 

SiB  Chablu  Halbs,  knt.  of  Thanington,  who  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  Honywood,  esq.*  of  Charing,  in 
Kent,  and  was  s.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Halbs,  esq.  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir 
Thomas  Payton,  bart.  of  Knowlton,  in  Kent,  and  had 
issue, 

RoiBBT,  his  heir. 

Samuel,  of  New  Windsor,  Berks,  m.  Frances, 

daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Bennet,  knt  of  Windsor, 

and  had  issue. 
Stephen. 

Mary,  m,  to  Andrew  Plumpton,  esq.  of   New 
Windsor. 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  Robert  Halbs,  esq.  of  Beaksboume,  in  Kent, 
who  was  created  a  Babonbt  by  King  Chablbs  II. 
I'ith  July,  1000.  Sir  Robert  m.  Catherine,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Ashoomb,  knt.  of  Allres- 
cot,  in  Oxfordshire,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  and 
heir  of  Richard  Wood,  esq.  of  Abbot's  Lang- 
ley,  Herts,  and  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his 
father,  left 

1.  Thomas,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
3.  Charles. 

3.  Robert,  one  of  the  clerks  of  the  priTy 

council,  m.  Sarah,  daughter  and  heir 
of  William  Andrews,  esq.  and  relict  of 
Colonel  Hallett,  and  had  two  daughters, 
Sarah,  m.  first,  to  the  Rer.  Mr.  John- 
son, and  secondly,  to  the  Rer.  Mr. 
Negus. 
Je«sica,  m.  first,  to  —  Clerk,  of  Swaff- 
ham,  and  secondly,  to  —  Hudson. 
She  d.  in  1708. 

4.  William,  m.  Mary,  daughter  and  co-heir 

of  John  Gillun,  gent,  of  the  Isle  of 
Thanet,  and  bad  isHue, 

5.  Stephen,   B.D.  F.R.S.t  vicar  of  Tedding- 

ton,  Middlesex,  and  rector  of  Farring- 
ton,  Hants,  m.  Mary,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Dr.  Henry  Newce,  of  Much 
Hudham,  Herts. 

1.  Mary,  m.  the  Hon.  Robert  Booth,  D.D. 

dean    of    Bristol,   and    archdeacon    of 

Durham.: 
'i.  Ann**,  m.  to  Samuel  Milles,  esq.  of  Heme, 

in  Kent. 


•  i4  ihii  centlrman,  Mary  Hon^wiiod,  ha<l 
r  mn  Irn  than  307  |ierMui«,  all  liv  in;;,  dirrctiy 
sen  her,  via.  10  chiktrrn, 

114  Krand-rliildrrn. 
S8  Kreat  graiKlcbildri'Q. 
9  greal-ereat  frrandcbildren. 

•  acqaircd  high  repotation  b>  hi*  retearrhei 
I  apoa  astaraTaAd  experimental  philoMiphy. 

■  waa  yoaa^eat  mmi  of  Sir  Georgr  B<M»ih, 
am  DbLamkbi,  »f  Danharo  Ma**if,  in  ihc 
rslcr.iM  IWI  (see  Bibb k's  tjrtinct  Prtrage). 
was  hi*  secotMl  wife,  and  by  her  he  had  bve 
!W  daaghlers,  viz. 
t  tsBlh,  who  d,  num.  in  1733. 


2.  (i<or;(e  BtKith.  in  holy  ordera,  d.  nnm.  in  Ytti, 

3.  Rd%«ard  Kooth,  d.  nnm. 

4.  Nailianirl  Kuoth,  succeeded  a«  foartb  Lord  Dela- 

nierr,  and   with  him,  in   1770,  titc   barony  ex- 
pired. 
!t.  \\  illiam,  <f.  young. 

1.  .Mary  Bo<»lh,  d.  num. 

2.  Eli/.abcth  B«M>th,  m.  to  Charles  Tbropple,  eiq.  of 

the  city  of  London. 

3.  V(>re  Booth,  m.  to  George  Tyndale,  esq.  of  Bath- 

ford,  in  Somer»et»hire. 

Hit  firxt  wife  wa«  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Booth, 
chief  justice  of  the  court  of  Common  Pleas  in  Ireland, 
and  by  hrr  he  had  a  xm,  Henry,  who  d.  $.  p.  The  deao 
4.  in  1730,  and  hi*  widow  In  173S. 

233 


HA  I. 


n-.   .U<'  .'.-an  Mrrcaife. 


•s.-ir- 


•  I.  Htfnec 


-     •  IT-      -xiatsr    laa    -n  M-!r    n      ?5ir  rbtmuu  .i.  iSch  Orcobrr.  I7iB».  aai  i 
1      "-:;-.     -:       I    -«<ciit>n.     n»f    •!   "hi»  .  'ildiMtt  *-n. 

=    '.  -iJi    r  -••»isioni-r«.  43.1   ud  iv.  S11  Tj.  wi*  Pt«  Halts.  b«jt.  SI. 

lOil  .if*i*nFtri«  f;r  Dov-uton.  V^  ilt»,  a. 
-      •..     r— .     lATiia.  uncater   »i  Hr.      t;r  md  h-ir '-if  G<rru  Heyward.  esq.  of 
— .-=;.         'i-ziuisra.    aerraant,   -uid      Kent,  ind  reUct  of  Ocorvre  CoaMnukrr ,  4 

m  ?tie  lanM  cr«aiitT,  Azid  luhl  &▼<  dAoglil 

:.  Jt^x.   6.  in  irctS,  m.  in  July.  179S 
H  'nrr  Brut;««.  mia   of  Sir   Bi 

.::.  F.^;z.t9fT«i.  6.  in  I7tf9.  «.  to  John 
■.:  il-rr.»t.a.  in  I>or>><'bhiT«. 

■v.  Hiii.tT.  >.  in  irro. 

-•■  i.'ki  _.«.'.  >.  in  I77'2.  M.  in  I79i 
'U"  H  -a.  J-thn  Williani  Gott.  ■ 
1.- jir  >Aan  lern.  •eroiiil  Earl  o- 
ii.w  :dfia-*.    >«e  Bi  Kkr.'s  Pttrajt 

Sir  riira;u*-P-.:a.  d.  I*th  M^rch,  I77J,  ■ 
^■"*^    ■■"••-:••"*.    'arr.    filmed-      "na  mi-  --u.-^vuij:  brother, 

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HAL 


II A  L 


Jofao  Haln,  gent,  and  his  liein ;  which  John* 
Wias  an  active  man  in  thoM  days*  and  derk 
of  tlw  hamper  (an  offloe  then  of  no  amall 
bmeflt),  and    baring   accumulated   a  great 
«»tnte  in  monaatery  and  chantry  landa,  re- 
•QlTed  to  erect  a  lasting  monument  to  his  me- 
BMry  (for  he  had  neither  child  nor  wife),  and 
thereapon  designing  the  foundation  of  a  free- 
•dMiol  here,  and  that  the  king  should  have 
the  honour  there<tf  (for  which  respect  he  had 
B*  little  fsTOur  in  his  purchases  as  I  hare 
cffwdibly  heard;,  obtained  license  for  the  anior- 
Ciniag  of  lands  thereto  of  CC  marks  p.  ann. 
▼aloe.     This  John    Hales  bought  aUo  the 
WUtefryers,  in  Coventry,  of  Sir  Ralph  Sad- 
IcTt  kat.    He  d,  5th  CaL  January,  1573 ;  and 
by  wfll  appointed  Hales  Place,  alias  White- 
fryers,  in  Coventry,  to  be  sold.  He  was  buried 
in  the  church  of  St.  Peu>r'k  the  Poor,  in  Broad 
Street,  London,  as  his  epitaph,  on  a  fair  an- 
It  plate  in  the  wall,  in  Scow's  Surrey  im- 
But  notwithstanding  the  before-spe- 
cited  appointment,  the  estate  was  not  sold,  for 
John  Hales,  esq.  descended  from  Christopher, 
hie  eldest  brother,  enjoyed  it." 
■•  Blnrlhohiew,  of  Snitterfteld,  m.  Mary,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  George  llarpur,  esq.  and  was 
fadMr  of 
Sir   Bartholomew   Hales,  knt.  of  Snitter- 
lield,  who  m.  Katherine,  dau{;hter  of  Sir 
Thomas   Griesley,  of  Drakelow,  in  the 
county  of  Derby,  relifrt  of  Francis  De- 
thick,  esq.  of  Newhall  (she  married  for 
her  third  husband,  Henry  Gibbs,  esq.)  and 
by  that  lady  had  an  only  daughter,  Elisa- 
beth, who  died  before  her  father.    He  d. 
in  1019. 
"•  lie  phi  n,  of  Newland,  in  the  county  of  Warwick , 
■I.  Anne,  daughter  of  Richard  Morrison,  of 
Backs,  aad  was  father  iA 
Sir  Charles  Hales,  knt.  of  Newland,  one  of 
the  king's  oouucil  at  York,  who  d.  2nd 
February,  1018,  leaving  iMue  by   Elisa- 
beth, daughter  of  Walter  Fish,  of  Lon- 


Stephen  Hales,  heir  to  his  cousin,  Sir 

Bartholomew,  tm.  Abigail,  daughter  of 

William  Walter,  fU{.  of  Wimbledon, 

in  Surrey,  and  had  a  son, 

Sia  SiirHKN  Hiiits,  k.  B.  who  d, 

s,  f>.  in  lOiM,  and  was  buried  at 

SnitterAeld,  in  Wurwickshire. 

mm  and  heir  fuf  Alderman  Hales), 
HatAs,  esq.  was  «.  by  his  nou, 
esq.  of  Whitefricra,  in  CoT(>ntry,  who 
tiUa  aacle  John  Hales,  clerk  of  the  hanaper. 
kto  large  estates.    His  son  and  heir. 


Cnristopheb  Halks,  esq.  of  Whitefriers,  had  three 
sons;  the  second  was  a  Turkey  merchant  in  London, 
the  third  was  of  Lincoln,  and  the  eldest, 

I.  John  Ha  lbs,  esq.  of  Coventry,  having  succeeded 
his  father,  was  created  a  Baronkt  by  King  Charles 
II.  28th  August,  KMW.  Sir  John  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
Mr.  Alderman  Johnson,  of  London,  and  had  issue, 

Christopher,  his  heir. 
Edward,  successor  to  his  brother. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Michael  Rutter,  esq.  of  Burton- 
on-the-Hill,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester. 
■,  m.  to  Mr.  Eyre,  of  Lincoln. 

He  d,  in  1077,  and  was  m,  by  his  elder  son, 

II.  Sir  Christopher  Hales,  M.P.  for  Corentry 
trmp.  King  WiLUAM  and  Queen  Anke.  He  died  un- 
married 19th  January,  1717,  and  was  t,  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Edward  Hales.  This  gentleman,  after  the 
death  of  his  brother,  procured  an  act  of  parliament  for 
the  sale  of  the  estate  of  the  Whitefriers  in  Coventry 
to  discharge  Sir  Christopher's  debts.  It  was  purchased 
by  John,  Duke  of  Montagu,  who  conveyed  it  in  1722 
to  Samuel  Hill,  esq.  of  Sheuston  Park,  in  Stafford* 
shire ;  the  mansion-house  was  sold  to  two  tradesmen 
in  Coventry.  Sir  Edward  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
—  Thorpe,  esq.  of  St.  Martin's-in-the-Fields,  Middle- 
sex, and  died  7th  September,  1720,  leaving  issue, 

Christopher,  his  heir. 

Edward,  m.  in  January,  173541,  Susannah,  daugh- 
ter of  Charles  Bertie,  esq.  of  Uffington,  in  the 
county  of  Lincoln. 

John. 

Anne.* 

Catherine.* 

Elizabeth.* 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

IT.  Sir  Christopher  Hales,  who  ai.  in  September, 
1730,  Harrison,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Columbine,  esq. 
of  Moreley,  in  the  county  of  Antrim,  in  Ireland,  and 
had  a  son  and  heir,  Johm,  and  a  daughter,  Elisabeth. 
He  died  at  Hammersmith  8th  May,  1770,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son, 

V.  Sir  John  Hales,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  and 
heir  of  John  Scott,  esq.  of  North  End,  and  had  three 
sons  and  five  daughters.  He  died  15th  March,  ItMTi, 
and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

VI.  Sir  John-Scott  Hales,  of  the  00th  regiment, 
who  died  at  Lisbon  22nd  February,  1803,  and  was  *. 
by  his  brotlier, 

VII.  Sir  Sami'el  H«les,  who  also  died  unmarried 
2ud  January,  1805,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

VIII.  Sir  Christopher  Halls,  who  d.  *.  p,  before 
lhl2,  when  the  Baronetcy  was  extinct. 

Arms—ilu.  three  arrows  or,  feathered  arg. 


■airi,  who  was  rsiermefl  a  man  very  opinloi- 
%ery  learnrd,  did  maintain  in  the 
'  €9maenl  did  legitimate  their  con- 
Vhtrh  pamphlet  flytu^  abroad,  ramc  Mrai](ht- 
hereapfin  the  qoet-n  an<]  Uie  nobl«ii 
,  Ihr  aatb«ir  wa«  quickly  di*r<iv«ri'd 
ia  tbeT»H<fr<»f  L<>iMlon.  SiMin 
•  Ibea  lord  keruer,  Ha5  prv»Qinrd 
•  lafcr  la  It,  f«ir  which  b«>  had  like  to  have 
t  If  Sir  Aatboay  Bn>wnv,  wh<i  h.id  hi>fo 
tJMOtm flf  Ike  C<4nBinn  PlfS*  in  Qai^o  Mar>'K 
m  lave  accepted  ot  it,  which  ber  nisje«ty  uf 
1 1hr  Earl  of  Lricrftcr  ramrMly  i-xliurtrd 
■I  be  niatrtl  It,  fur  1h4t  he  wa«  of  n  dif- 
tkum  Ihv  Mat*- :    ainl   mi  Sir    Nirh<»l4ii 
la hit  pUrr,  at  thr  v^nM  iiisUnrr  of  Sir 
J  Cecil  (aftrrviaidr  ii>nl  irrai^UK-r),  who  though 
^-«*hi  privy  to  the  laid  book,  ycl  was  the  matter 


I  ■■   ■■«! 


«o  wiM-ly  laid  upon  Hales  and  Bacon,  that  Sir  William 
wa«  kept  free,  an<l  tht'n-by  hud  iiion- atitli<*rity  and  i;racv 
to  prociiri'  lh«  (•thcr»  panlun,  hs  he  did.  Soon  aftrr, 
John  L«-!ilrv,  Kihhop  of  Kiiihh,  a  ^n-at  rivatare  of  Mary, 
Queen  uf  Scot",  did  nii^\\«r  thai  b<Nik,  for  which  hr  got 
thi-  cixril-will  of  iiuiiy,  uf  othi-rs  ni>t.  An  for  our  anilior 
Ilal(4,  )k-  uave  Hwiv  Io  fate  on  the  5th  "f  the  Kalends  of 
JanuarVi  in  fittern  hinidnil,  M-vrnty  and  two.  He  di<rd 
without  i««ii«-,  po  that  liiit  e«tiitf,  which  chieflv  lay  in 
Warwirkphirc, of  which  hi*  |irin(ii>al  houj^e  in  Coventr) , 
calltMt  Hrtlvk  Plate,  tttliirwi.M*  th«- \Vhite-frycr«,  waii  part, 
went  t'l  Ji»hn,  «on  of  hi«  brother  Christopher  Halei^soint* 
time  aN*  an  v\\lv  at  Frankt'oit;,  wli<iM;  posterity  doth 
remain  theiv." 

*  Onr  of  thi-M>  ladies  beeaine  the  wife  of  Mr.  Ta>lor. 
of  iiondon,  but  which  in  not  known. 


237 


HAL 


HAL 


liALFORI),  OF  WISTOW. 


Crbatko 
ISth  Dec.  1041. 


E\T1MCT 

i\Bt  July,  1780. 


Hinragr. 

KirHARD  Hai.ford,  e«q.  of  Clipftone«  ia  Northamp- 
tnuitliiir,  wM  father  of 

KnwARD  Halford,  esq.  of  Langbam,  in  the  county 
of  Kutlund.  and  \Vclhani,  in  the  county  of  Lekreater, 
who  m.  l>iunc»ia,  daughter  of  —  Bury,  esq.  of  Rut- 
land, and  va»  s.  by  hi»  mn, 

I.  KicHARP  HiLiHiRi),*  esq.  of  Wistow,  in  Leicester- 
shire, high  sherilTof  that  county  19  James  I.  who  was 
i-reatr«l  a  RiRoMT  18th  December,  KVIl.  .<ir  Richanl 
m.  tinit.  Isabella,  daughter  of  George  Bowman,  cm). 
of  Mt'dbmime,  in  the  same  county «  and  had  two  sons 
and  two  daughters,  viz. 

I.  Akdrrw,  his  heir,  of  Kilby.    This  gentleman 

married  thrice,  and  had  by  his  first  w^ifc,« 

Thovas,  Hucceitsor  to  his  grandfather. 

Kichnrd,\    .  „^^ 
.    ,  >  u.  nnm. 

Andrew,  J 

Elizabeth. 

Joan,  m.  to  Andrew  Freeman. 

Mary. 
Mr.  Jlalfor.l  (as  well  as  his  father)  was  a 
devoted  adherent  of  Charlks  I.  in  the  civil 
war,  and  raised  and  maintained  fur  the  ver- 
vict'  of  his  majesty  a  body  of  men  at  his  own 
charge  in  the  county  of  I^ficcKter ;  with  those, 
aninn^nt  other  duties,  he  made  a  party  of 
rrbi'U  )>ri.<«(iiicr,  anuiiigHt  whom  wan  mu'  Fludf, 
hi^h  c<iiiHt.iblo  (li  (iiitlil.ixtoii  huiuln'd,  and 
carriiil  thi-m  to  the  kiiiK'f  raiii}),  whiTc  ihey 
wrn*  nil  tried  and  hanged.  Ho  waH  aftiT- 
wanln  lliIll^olf  rondomned  by  the  Protector 
for  the  iiiurdcr  of  those  men,  and  bin  lift-  ro.it 
him  no  Icms  a  num  than  thirty  thuunaiid 
pounds.  He  died  in  the  lifetime  of  his  f.ither, 
ItiA?,  aged  fifty-fuur,  and  was  buried  at 
Wistow. 
II.  (ieorge,  of  Turlangtuu,  in  Leicestershire,  ff.x./^. 
I.  Joan,  m.  first,  to  —  Bowman  i  and  secondly,  to 
Francis  St.  John. 

II.  Mary,  m.  to  Samuel  Luddington,  es4i. 

Kir  Richard  was  so  remarkable  for  his  lo>»lty  to  tlin 
king,  that  his  majesty  made  Wistow  the  place  »f  hin 
retirement  when  in  Ijcicestcrshire,  where  the  bamnot 
not  only  boairitably  entertaiui'd  his  royal  guesit,  but 
Mqil^icd  bim  with  large  sums  of  money.    Sir  Hich.iid 
WM  MTeral  times  plundered,  and  at  last  cAiuijiounded 
^  hb  •■tatfl  for  £SO0O.    He  <i.  in  1(UH,  aged  seventy- 
U  and  WM  /.  by  his  grandson, 
8lB  Thohai  HAi.riian,  hart,  who  m.  Selina,  eld 
■Ufbtor  of  William  Welby,  esq.  of  Denton,  in  the 
ly  af  linouln,  and  had  a  numerous  family.     He- 
Ill  ISIOi  and  WM  m.  by  his  eldest  son. 


Ptttm  ■  son  iir  brother  « if  Sir  Richanl  llalfoid,  ihv 
iMfMiel  uf  WIslim.thi  preNiit  llifH«Bi>  H  ii.iukp. 
nT  PaiMock  lluHN',  near  Cantrrbnry,  claim*  lo  bi- 
cviidtd. 


ill.  8iB  Thohai  HALroBD, baft.  M.P. Ci 
of  Leicester  temp.  CuAHLia  II.  wbo  din 
in  1060,  and  wm  /.  by  his  brodwr. 

IT.  Sir  WiLuaa  HALroao,  but.  wbi 
daughter  of  Tbomas  Boothbj,  «aq.  of  Toe 
the  county  of  Leiceater,  bat  died  witbi 
1005,  was  buried  at  Wiatcnr,  and  «.  by  U 
V.  Sir  Richard  HALPoao,  ban.  ia  hoi; 
M.  Mary,  daughter  of  the  Rct.  WiUiam  C 
of  Bronghton-Asley,  ia  the  oonnty  at  L 
had  issue, 

William,  bis  succcsaoT. 
Thomas,  m.  Klisabeth,  dan^tcT  of  ' 
mer,  esq.  of  Leicester,  and  had  fc 
youngest  of  whom, 
Charlrs,  sutrceded  as  seTentb  h 
Charles,  fellow  of  New  CoUcfe,  Oxf« 
Welby,  d,  unm. 
Beigamin. 
Mary,  d.  in  17-tt. 
Rebecca,  d.  in  172:1. 
Eliza  BATH,  who  m.  John  SmalleT,  ei 
of  Leicester,  and  their  daughter. 
Hester  SatLLsr«  narrrinff  Jav 
M.D.  had  issue, 
IIexrt  VAroHAN,  wbo  pukm 
Halford  esUtes.  asnamed  cb 
and  is  the  prevent  Sia  Hue 
bart. 
JoH.N  Val-oh^x  (Sir),  knl.  eai 

rons  of  the  Exchequer. 
Peter  Vai'mmaw,  D.D.  draa 

d.  in  18X0. 
CHARLF3  Vaighajh  (Sir),  kat 
traordinary  to  the  luled Si 
EuwARi)  Vtrcii«M. 
Almcnia- Selina  Vaugbaa. 
Sir  William  enlarged  the  pnasessiuBS  of  tb 
purrhasing  the  manor  of  Kebwartb-HarDS 
;  in  17:27,  was  buried  at  W  intuw.  and  «.  by  hii 
Ti.  Sir  Wimjav   Hai.furd,  hart,  whs  ] 
claim  to  the  nffire  of  ^eat  pannati-r  al  ibr 
of  (WoRCF.  II.      He  died  unmArried  in  I'd 
>.  by  but  iieph«'w, 

VII.  Sir  (  iiAc:i.bt   Hiirnhii.  b^rt.  «bii 
daii);hter   of    Kilmard    I'ltmham.    i'»q.  o( 
If  MUM',  in  tliu  county  of  l^icevter.  but  d>it 
July,   17NI,  the    U\ko\iti  v    became   tir 
e!«tatc]t  Sir  Charles  lieque.itheil.  jfi.r  tb<  i» 
widow.  Sarahi  Lady  Il.iifor.l    whii  m.  la 
Biuiil,  sixth   Karl  of  Denbigh -.to  hi«  com 
Vauuha.^,  M.D.  who  was  crrjtrd  a  Babusi 
teniber,  IKOU.  and  assuming  the  suniABr  ri 
nt  the  deceas«^  of  the  lady  abnvr  meatiM 
event  ixTurrvd  Snd  October,  I^U.  m  ■•• 
Henry   H  u.furu,  bart.    (See  Bibei's  A 
Uanm*tt/c*\ ) 

Arms  -  Arg.  a  grrybounJ  passant  sa.  ea* 

three  lleurs  delis  ur. 


IIALrOKP,  OF  WKLHASI 

racATkD  37th  June,  1706.  -  Einsrr  . 

ftinragr. 

The  representative  of  the  aurirat  Csaily* 


of  Wrlham,  licicestershire. 


t  Hin  -1-rond  wile  w^*  MAr>.  (laii*M*f  a> 
Hiiin|i>iii  \  lli«k(-|.efii.  uf  t*rtT!i4i.  id  ilw  e** 
rolii  ;  aiiit  lh(>  fhinl,  Nar\  .  •I^iirfalrr  AWt  n»J 
lirfin  Nil  bill -,  t-M|  til  ll4lMr*1.  R»<<»' A**!  " 
rli^rd  Orion ,  tw].  ff  Ia*  (*raast. 


HAL 

»■  HllMMID,  tut.  k  In  isn  (■«  Uld 
OHu  HiMOid,  ksl.  kr  BlinteA,  hii 
at  Sir  JotaD  PntfinEn,  bivt-  tnd  fnnd- 
I  Halford.  Hi4.  by  Hu7.  hi*  vifc,  du|h- 
17  AttTiH,  kat.  of  CUpbua).  wu  cra- 
n  iB  ITM.    H«  ■.  Udy  Vtxnat  CrsU, 


i(.po«o  or  WuTow. 


[.TON,  OF  SAMFORD. 


ry  Hwlniberd,  «q.  of  Cunbyl 
PnTBCT  UiHingberd,  ancetlor  cf  Ihi 
■     -      ■       -    -jonth    Omirty.     (Sti 


4  had  trt  HU.  Rofer,  Tlmiiii.  Wii^ 
■md  John.  Hb  Hxonl  wife  vu  Mn. 
v.kal  hrtwrbid  no  iuuc.    The  Ibird 


tr  (T  Sir  Rdwird  Alihwo,  kni. 


HAM 
WiLuiH,  h<>  beir. 

Hliry,  died  UDmarrtid. 
Hs    m.  HDoadlj,    UniiU,    dinfhnr   of   Sir  T 
Piibcr,  bin.  at  liliniUn,  ud  b;  i)u(  lady  (i 
Kcoudly,  HiiabcirUFri»n,«q,CF(LaDdsii,miir 


Gsargt.  who  M.  HiDDib,  eldirt  diofhter  «t 
Mr.  FoDwick  UmbcR.of  Londcm,  ud  dyini 
Ttb  May,  I7SI,  wu  bnriod  in  LoDdoD.  He 
left  Ihret  taaw, 

Thobii,  who  f.  u  Sfth  benoM. 

Wdlliln.l  ^^^^^ 

Sir  Williim  died  ibont  Iho  yur  IMl,  and  vu  <-  by 
hiieidcMKn, 

ir.  Sin  WiLLiAK  HiLTOH,  biH.  who  dyinu  iiDmar 
ried  4lh  Mtrcb,  1013.  wu  bnriad  at  Latton,  in  Eaaei. 
and  -f .  by  hia  half-bmher, 

III.  Sm  Thoiii  HiLTOH,  but.  who  ■■.  Kliaabeih. 
danghter  of  John  Crea«eaefi»q.  of  Londoni  by  wbom 
(who  d.  M(b  AiifnR,  171*,)  ha  had  aeieni  ehildnm; 
of  vblch  all  died  unmarried  except 
WiLLim,  hi.  heir. 

Mary,  ■>.  H  Junu  Nichell,  eaq.  dT  the  Coart 
Lodfe,  in  Suaaci.  She  d.  tMh  May,  IIW,  and 
wa>  burird  SI  HanlMld. 


Dalito 


and 


litirof  SirflinrieDaljun,  knt.iirlleath  Mill.inlbi 
county  of  York,  (ihe  wu  widow  of  John  lamy.wi' 
al  StirtoD  Hall.  In  SuSblb,)  bnt  dying  (.  p.  Iltta  Fe- 
bruary, l>H,  the  Banaetcy  reiened  to  hia  caaain 
;refrr  Id  Richard,  yonntaat  aon  of  the  Srwt  banmal), 

r.  Sin  Thdvii  Hii.TO>f,haR.  who  M.  Harr  Bnrton, 
of  London,  and  dyiDg  in  1700,  waa  j.  bv  hia  son, 

m.  Hu-y,  daugblcr  of  Michafl  Garner,  esq.  of  Kini'a 
Ripon,  Hundngdunihirc,  but  died  without  male  iaau* 


Kcbruary, IS 

BlRUR 

T.    Hi.  only 

d.o«h 

Hl>T.  -.  Jo 

hnUa 

(bum 

June 

e...  of  H.n,h. 

D  Ibe 

•lud 

of  Jamaica,  and  bad  a 

amily 

ofwb. 

htbe 

leal  HO,  Phiuf 

H.IOHTOI. 

{"" 

tba  HiLt.i 

■u-Pirty  per  pal 

ai.  i 

adgn 

a  lion  runpant 

HAMILTON,  OF  LONDON. 
CaUTtu  lltb  May,  lftll.~EiTiacT  befon  n 

linugc. 


H  A  X 


HAN 


HANMER,  OF  HANMER. 


Cbbatkd 
8th  Jaly,  lOM. 


Extinct, 
5th  May,  1746. 


Sir 


Hintaqt. 

This  family,  genealogists  deduced  from  a  pcnon  of 
great  power,  and  of  knightly  degree,  namely, 

Sia  Thomas  Mackfel,  wbiiw*  son, 

SiK  John  MAciwrKL,  assumed  the  surname  of  Han- 
M«a  in  the  time  of  Edn^-ard  I.  from  the  town  of  Han- 
mer,  in  the  nniuty  of  Flint,  where  he  resided,  and 
which  constituted  part  of  liis  great  possessions.  He 
was  constable  of  Carnarvon  castle  in  the  same  reign, 
and  b  said  to  have  married  II awes,  daughter  and  heir 
of  Bniiin  ap  Griffith,  up  Gwinwinwin,  L»rd  of  Powis. 
a  descendajit  from  BU'ddwyn  ap  Kynwyn,  Prince  of 
Wales.  By  this  lady  he  had  three  sons,  Owen,  Rur- 
iiamed  (!och,  fhtw  his  being  rrrf,  who  succeeded  to  the 
lordship  of  Haiimer  in  ttiid  Eiiward  11.,  and  dying 
issueless, dividi^l  his  l.mds between  hisbrothcn,  David 
and  Philip.  The  latter  at  length  bccuniiiig  sole  heir, 
was 

Philip  Hanmer,  of  lliuinier.  He  w.  Aguos,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  David  ap  Kioe,  up  Evans,  ap  Junes,  and 
had  issue, 

Davip,  his  heir. 

James. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Morgan  («och  ap  Griffith. 

Mirannoy,  m.  to  Grufic  ap  Howell,  de  Overton. 

The  elder  son  iiii«l  heir, 

Sir  David  Hanmlk,  kiit.  of  Hannicr, N-in;;  :i  ]>i'n4iiii 
teamed  in  the  hiws.inas  cuii>titiittMl,  for  hU  fi.U-lity 
to  the  EiiKlish  nation,  uiir  of  tho  jimticert  of  tliu  King'it 
Heiirh,  *2('ith  Februar)'*  I'-i*^.  '-tli  Kuimki)  II.,  when 
he  liml  tlu*  honour  of  Liii»;:itlioiKl  roiilV iTt-tl  ui>oii  liiiii. 
Sir  David  m.  Angharad,  dnughtrr  of  Lh>\i-lin  Dhu 
ap  Giithth,  up  Jurwurth  \oi-ll,  and  hiid  iMiue, 

Grippith,  who  M.  Gwervill,  daughter  of  Tudor 
ap  Groiio,  of  Anglesey,  and  k'ft  an  only  daugh- 
ter, 
ANCHtRAU,  m.  to  John  Puleston.  esq.  of  Em- 
ral. 
Jrnkin  or  John. 

Margaret,  si.  the  famous  Owr.N,  sumanied  Gi.tN- 
nowRR,  and  had  several  sun*  and  daughters. 

The  second  sun, 

Sia  Jbxein  or  John  Hinvbr,  or  H^NNEUhKB  las 
the  name  was  then  written),  m.  first,  Marsarct,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Dntid,  son  and  heir  of  lUethwyn  Vy> 
chon,  of  Ockenhnlt,  lineally  di-4Cended  fnmi  Kdwyn, 
l<ord  fif  Trvgangle,  nli.ti  Euglrlield.  Ky  this  lady  lie 
acquired  land*,  and  a  nianoion  Iiou.-m*  rallei!  Llw>n 
Derwn.  in  Trrgaii^;Ie.  and  Iia.l  u  Him,  GHiii'ini.  He 
m.  serundly.  Eve,  daughter  of  David  ap  liruuo.  ap 
Jorwith,  by  whnm  he  had  three  other  >4>uis  vix. 

John,  of  Haltou,  wliiiso  grandMin, 
Sir  Edward  Hanmer,  m.  Margartt.  daughter  of 


Jane  Hi 
Rogw  FhIiHoi,  fcafc  W 
Buw  AftD»  of  dM  Warn,  la  tkm 

whon  UaMlly  dMrtads  U 

Hanmu,  hut.  of  Iti—rr 
Richard,  of  BettidWd,  Craa 

of  Bettisfleld  aad  Bvtoiiga 

This  Sir  Joikin  or  John  Hi 
battle  of  Shrewshary,  in  th«  tfeas  af  HoBfi 
had  prerioaaly  divided  his  piu|iulj  bccwMi 
Grippitu,  and  Bdwakd  of  Che  Pcan.    Tha  • 

Grippith  Ha!^xbs,  of  Hanmer.  sa. 
ter  of  Sir  Peers  Duttoa,  knt.  and  had 

RicHAftD,  his  heir. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  EUia  Byton.  of  Wpm. 

Alice,  m.  to  David  Lloyd. 

Margaret,  si.  to  David  Eyton. 

Janet,  m.  to  William  ap  Rya,  of  Tofiocl 

.Uand,  SI.  to  Lewes  Yalhs. 

He  was  s.  by  his  sob, 

Kkharii  Hanvkr,  eoq.  of  Hanmer,  who  i 
ret,  daughter  of  Sir  Roger  Kynaston,  knl.  rf 
in  the  county  of  Sal'ip,  and  had  tve  was. 
his  heir,  John,  Christopher,  Uavid,  and  U 
and  three  daughters,  vii. 

Ermine,  m.  to  Sir  Edwnrd  Pnlestua.  IM 
Dorothy,  ai.  to  Edward   Breretoa.  cs^. 

sham. 
Eleanor,  ai.  to  Richard  Wicberlcy.  o^ 

cherley. 

His  eldest  son  and  heir.* 

Sir  Thomas  Ha^vli.  of  Hsnmrr,  hot 
honour  of  knighthood  at  Hullngnc  fioM  Hbri 
and  departed  this  life  lOth  Febraary,  IMi> 
Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Randolph  BrmMa. 
Malpas,  and  had  fi^e  »ons.  THunsk  iSir).  i 
Raudlc,  John.  Richard,  and  llamphry,  with  i 
daughters,  vix. 

Kleauor.  m.  to  William  llwnmer.  e«q-  sf  ll 
whu  by   hiH  la-^t  te»tamrut.  bearinf!  ii 
Januar>-.  1570.  the  probat  whrrrvrf  i«"« 
April  following,  bequeath*  hi*  bwd)  C«  h 
in  ihr  rhaiirvl  on  tbo  north  sadc  U  Ibi 
of  llaiinier. 
EluuUth.  m.  to  John  Conway,  esq. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Dsvid  Bird,  rsf. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Peter  Pulcslua.  esq. 
Mary,  «i.  to  Roger  KyuaslMi,  ca|. 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sib  Tiiuxas  Hanvbr,  who  was  made  a  U 
the  king's  royal  mandate.  «nd  Febrmary,  W  * 
VI.  He  ai.  Catherine,  daughter  and  hs»i< 
son  of  Tlioiiiaa  Salter,  esq.  of  Oswertre,  ia  tbi 
of  Salop,  and  had,  i»ith  a  daughli  r.  MarfiiH* 
to  Roger  Puleston,  esq.  uf  Kmtml.  and.  •»«• 
Juhn  PulesUin,  e^.  oi  Ueway  knrfBef.  •■ 
John,  Thomas,  M  illiam,  and  Raadla.  aM 
eWrst, 

JoHM  H«N«kR,  esq.  of  Hanmer.  wai  Mr. 
borough  of  Flint  in  the  ISth  Eijbabbt«.  ■•■ 
duuKbter  of  Sir  Juhn  Salnsbury.hat  of  U>* 
till'  county  of  Denbigh,  and  was  $.  by  hisfl* 

Sir  Thoma!!  H4MiBB.hnl.  of  Hanmer. absi 
thf  Kari  ul  Denbigh  intw  Fraaoe.  in  the  9^ 
z«si:iH,  when  the  nobleman  was  depaioi  bj 
jesty  to  invest  Hlnrt  III.  wilk  Ike  llsifcf- 
afterwardi,  3Ath  EuBABBTH,  ekctMl  ka^ 


•  Coufiu-grinun  lu  thi«  llieh^iiil  wrf«  Sir  l->1wanl  M-inntei.  knishiiii  in  Stuilaad  ia  the  uigasi  Hi*«' 
hu  ^alMnl  bcbAvioar  in  the  army,  under  ili«  euiuiuaiMt  of  ihf  Earl  «•!  Surre> 


HAN 

tht  Bsuitj  al  Flint,  uid  wbtn  Daf  I 
ih«  flmm*.  b*  th  bmorrd  with 
lilfhil],  nrd  JiIt.  ISU,  pnrliiu  to 
■dam.  In  tka  ISth  til  that  nifn  k>  I 
■MBf  Mtam,  of  dH  coandl  to  Wil- 

TmlbM,  imnghm  of  Jdhn,  Earl  of 
>haa  Im  had  u  aalj  daoghter,  Ci- 
im  tnliiat.  Sir  Thomu  m^  trcoDdly, 
Mr  of  «r 'noHM  UoKyD,  knt. 


)■  of  CbHtffTi  ind 
xnnty  dT  Plinl  in 


M.  Iha  vUov  of  ~  ClurKoB.  caf.  of 
4. 1,  f. 

1aaipbr*T  DTnokc,  Hq.  of  Winini- 

iD  Racer  Bilk,  tan-  of  AInrj,  in  tba 
lint. 


In  ITSr,  by  tha  amn'ty  of  Saffolk,  and  plaad  li 
■peaker*!  chair  la  M\%,  In  reftomco  to  that  erai 
Ibe  fonowing  couplet  of  Dr.  lahiuDn: 

lljD>trlD»  iri  I  haw  hrlfhl  Iby  rlnrin  ihoiK, 
WhiD  HinnKrlll'drhf  chiir,  aad  AHRaihUhn 

d  dutlDKubhed  in  tha  litnarj  ai 


arid,  a 


,  la  th«  annj,  tlain  In  action,  aal 

tir  Edward  Liilcr,  knt.  of  Rowton, 
tn  Edward  Kynaaton,  cm|.  of  Olt- 
d  tntrMj  HtFrmcd.  illrd  much  la- 

lltKvti,  bart  who  •■.  Hrat,  RIlu- 
r  Air  Thomu  Hakn*.  and  «i*tcr  an,1 
latrr,  nq,  nf  Whiliinihani.  in  Nuf- 


«.  hart,  of  Hlldcnhall  in  SuIToIIl.  «> 
Sir  Henry)  (itc  hi>  whidf  mate. 
r  Hr.  Willkam  H>ni»T  had  an  only 


.  Iinbliihiidbylhii  nnlnraltyof  Oaftird,  Iswhich 
iprcHnted  tfaE  MS.,  teilify  to  hii  rafloed  Jadcmmt 

and  crilical  acumen.    He  m.  Bnl.  in  IMS,  ■•ibella. 

Ihtwagrr  HiicJieaa  of  GraitoD,  widow  of  Henry,  Artt 

~>nke  of  GraflDn.  only  dauihier  and  heir  of  Henry 
Icnnel,  Earl  of  Arliniton ;  ud,  Hcandly,  BliiahHh, 
nly  dauifaicr  and  heir  of  Thatnaa  Folkia,  eaq.  of 
lanon.  In  Suffolk,  hni  had  no  iaaue.  Sir  Thonia*  4. 
Ih  Hay.  lIM.wben  the  BiaoiiarcT  betanii  ajTucr. 

The  Mtate  or  Hildruball,  In  Saflblk,  derolTrd  opon 
dratUw,  Sir  WiUiam  eanlnry. 


N  Hixaaa, 


HARBY,  OF  ALDKNHAM. 


10  Q  DO 

\H1  0  0/ 


rm  lltiDiB.  but.  vbs  ■.  PIhcIh-, 
'■•  ..  kf  hi.  Kn. 

Hr  WillUn  lUnt..  tni.  ud  drlot.  igcd 
Mrd  Pabnurjr,  IKW,  <ru  j.  b>  hL>  Hn, 
u.lta  ll4IDat(,  kittt.  Tkli  fiDtlBiniiii 
■wbKrfUtfdilnfar  KnKii  irm.  He 
U  III*.  u«l  for  the  rtty  o(  C»nlrrtiirj 


Ita  |mIi1i  ckunb  at  \lff*T  H> 

LUIB  Himnu,  but.  who  « 
I  aotair  or  'oLd  Corbel,  >W|. 
f*(  lamina  ((td  fgnT<>>.  II 

Ma«r  lludro.  At.  to  bii  widi 

,wha»r>  liM  Rcr.  CiiiiLii 


•a  of  liir 
riebmiMd. 


■Bar.  {dnotinf  thu  unnn  o(  the  e 
V  kalfbr*  HTTW,  <rf  the  cMtle  nT 
■t,  Ika  ■BiViit  Minlary  of  Qlaui 


JouH  Hau,  etq.  who  m.  Acdm,  dasehDr  of  Sir 
Jshn  Shirley,  kol.  nf  Whlalmi,  in  SnHci,  and  lelt  ■ 
WD  end  heir, 


JoiK  Hill.  ttn.  who  m.   EHnbeUi,  diocbler  of 
-  Portacoe,  e>q-  ibd  had  tva  aona,  namely, 

I.  NicHoua  (Sir),  of  Bnuyard,  in  SglTDlk.  m. 
Calheripe,  dtpflbter  and  r-o-hFir  at  Sir  Joha 
BuainKbaum,  tut.  o(  WoDdhoU,  in  Hirtford- 
ibir«,  and  had  iuae, 
I.  MicHiiL.a>.«nt.E11ubeth,daKh»rDr 
Henry  Hoban,  wj.  of  Hale*  Hall,  In 
Noriolli,  and  tKOiidly,   Mary,  fonrfh 
dan^ter  of  Sir  Thsmu  BmdeDell,  of 
Dnn,  In  tbe  coaoty  of  Northunpton- 
t.  Robnt,  derL  of  tbs  PelKI  w 
1.  Williani,  ja-i-p- 

I.  ktmr.  M.  Id  TbDmRa  Rnnii  eiq.  of  Hen- 

bun,  in  Enffalk. 
1.  Aodrey,  m.  to  Thomu  Tymperloy,  uq. 

of  HiDtlabaDi  in  ilie  lanis  coanty. 
].  Thmnalinc,  d.  unm. 
Sir  Nicholaa  Hare  vaa  twice  chuuD  apeaker 


HAR 


UAR 


II.  Ralph,  mito  «  bencher  of  the  Inner  Temple,  d. 
witboat  iarae  in  1001,  and  waa  s,  by  hia  nest 
brodicr. 
111.  RicHABO,  of  whom  preaently. 
IT.  Rowland,  d.  s.  p. 
T.  Bdmond,  d.  i.  p. 

Ti.  Hugh,  a  bencher  of  the  Inner  Templn,  and 
master  of  the  court  of  Wards,  died  without 
iMoe,  and  left  by  hia  wiU,  dated  Utib  De- 
cember, 1019,  above  £flOAO§,  to  be  eq[nal]y 
diTided  between  his  two  nephews,  John  Hare, 
grandson  of  his  brother  Richard,  and  Hugh 
Hare,  son  of  his  brother  John  :  he  Irft  beside 
several  legacies  to  his  other  relafiona  and 
frienda. 
vii.  Thomaa,  d.  isaueleaa. 

▼Hi.  Jt^n,*  M.  firat,  Lucia,  daughter  of  —  Barlow, 
eaq.   by  whom  he  had  no  issue ;  secondly, 
Margaret,  daughter  of  John  Crouch,  esq.  nf 
Combury,  in  Hertfordshire,  and  by  that  lady 
(who  after  his  deceaae  became  the  third  Coun- 
tess of  Henry,  firat  Earl  of  Manchcater),  had 
two  sons,  NidMdas,  who  d.  $.  p.  and 
UrcH  Habb,  created  Lord  Coleraine,  Ird 
August,  loss,  IS.  Lucia,  dau^ter  of  Henry, 
firrt  Earl  of  Mandieatcr. 
I.  Elisabeth. 
II.  Margaret. 

The  third  son, 

RicHABD  Habk,  esq.  inherited  the  estates  on  the 
demise  of  his  elder  brothers,  and  became  of  Stow- 
Bardolph.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Richard 
Barnes,  esq.  and  by  ber  (who  m.  secondly,  George 
Rotheram,  esq.  and  thirdly.  Sir  George  Perient,  knt. 
and  died  tnd  December,  1055),  had  two  sons,  Ralph 
(Sir),  and  Richard.    The  elder, 

Sib  Ralph  Habi,  was  created  a  knight  of  the  Bath 
at  the  coronation  of  King  J  abbs  \.  1003.  He  m.  first. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward  Holmden,  knt.  and 
by  her  bad  one  non, 

JuH.>,  his  heir. 

Sir  Ralph  m.  Mvondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  John 
Cruuch,  exq.  of  ('ornbur>'.  hv  uhoni  wrhu  m.  M>ci)niil> , 
Edward,  Lord  Minitu(;:u  of  Bouehion  ■  be  huil  no  i»sue. 
Sir  Ralph  wuh  vcr\  ruuiurkablu  tor  hi:*  evtrnM\e 
charity  to  the  p«Mir.  In  lfM>J  he  en-ctod  \\  row  of  m\ 
houM*M  at  Stow*Bardiilph,  for  the  recvption  of  ^ix  poor 
prr*4ins.  \ibo  were  Iwru  in  the  pari»h,  or  hail  re>ido«1 
I'onstantly  there,  for  ten  year»  at  lea»t,  and  endowed 
the  said  houjies  with  lands  to  a  considerable  value,  tn 
be  a  maintenance  for  the  poor  inhabitunt^  thereof  for 
ever.  He  gave  in  his  lifetime  bv  deed.  b«>ariug  date 
30th  April,  \mz,  to  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge, 
the  gh-be,  tithes.  &c.  of  the  impropriate  rectory  of 
Marham,  in  Norfolk,  with  the  advowtions  of  the 
vic-arage,  which  his  grandfather,  John  Hare,  had  pur- 
chased from  Hf.NRY  VI II.  at  the  dissolution  of  the 
munaatcries.  to  tx*  employed  in  i>rei-ting  a  RpaciouH 
library,  and  afterwards  iu  maintaining  thirty  po<ir 
scholars  iu  that  college  for  e^rr.  He  died  iu  Augunt, 
10*23,  and  was  s.  by  his  only  son. 

Sir  Jumk  H«rk,  knt.  who  was  distinguished  in  the 
lifetime  of  his  father,  having  had  the  honour  of 
knighthood  conferred  upon  him  at  Newmarket,  4th 
December.  Ifil7.  ile  m.  Elii-ab«'th,  only  daughter  of 
Thomas.  Lord  Coventry,  lord  keeper  of  the  great  seal, 
Ump.  CHARLRk  I.  and  had  ii>sue, 

I.  R«LPH,  his  ht'ir. 
II.  John,  of  Brumathorp,    in    Norfolk,  m.  Susan, 


daughter  aad  rwhrtr  of  JbIu  Wall 
Riiiiuallwip.  Bad  Itifl 
John  Ubi«9 


Etisabeth  Hare,  m.  to  Philip  BcA 

of  Bransthovp* 
Anne  Hare,  4.  in  17M. 

III.  Hugh,  d.  unm. 

IV.  Nicholas,  at.  CatherisCi  ^if^T- 

Gery,  eaq.  of  BuahnMBfi,  la  ^ 
Bedford,  and  had  n  bos, 

Ralph  Hare,  of  Harpkaa.  at.  ▲ 

ter  of  Sir  John  Willis,b«i.  sf 

in  Cambridguahiro,  aad  d] 

ber,  17M,  left 

I.  Thomas,  of 

1736,  IcBTiiic  by  Mary, 
Jos4pph  Sharpe,  ea^  n 
and  a  dancjhtcr,  Aaac 
1.  Ralph,  of  Benaet  C  inagi. 

3.  John,  LL.B.  viciarorHa 

Wilby. 
I.  Mary.  ■•.  to  Thamm  U 

Great 
t.  Anne,  \. 
1.  Soaan,  /  •* 

4.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Ji 

of  Wardiam,  in  N'< 

V.  Thomaa,  d.  unos. 

1.  Elisabeth,  m.  firat.  to  Woollcy  Lai| 

Addington,  in  Surrey,  aad,  Bacaai 

John  Lowther.  of  Ackwnrtk,  in  Yfl 

II.  Anne,  at.  to   Sir    John    SjilaabiM, 

Brimpton,  in  the  county  of  SsflMm 

III.  Mary,  m.  to  Thomaa  Savage,  iii.  I 

Caatle,  in  Woroestcnhire. 

IV.  Susan,  m.  to  Thomas  Banow,  oaq. 

V.  Sarah,  m.  to  John   Earic,  esq.  af  If 

Norfolk. 
VI.  Margaret,  m.  tu  John  Conmaor.  aa|. 
dlesham,  in  Sussex.    iSce  Bi'Bii'i 
tvf,  ^ol.  iii.  p.  371. > 

Sir  Jului  w  .14  \.  by  his  eldest  sno. 

I.  KtLi'H  1I\KK.  CM|.  of  ^tow  BarJolph 
county  (»f  NurfolL.  whi>  was  crx'Alcd  a  B»i 
kins,  CiiARiLS  1. 1^T\\  July,  ICkII.  Sir  Rslfk 
Mary,  dauf.'hter  and  co  heir  nf  ."^ir  Kobntfni 
of  Chiltun.  in  Surtolk.  by  whom  he  bad  «* 
drcn,  of  whom  THu«f«»,  his  smvessar.  shot ' 
infancy.  He  m.  secimdiy,  Verr.  lUafbwr 
Roger  Townaheud.  bart.*  of  Raynhas.  iB 
but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  eapimsei,  ^^ 
xabeth.  daughter  of  —  Chapman,  esq.  af  ^rf 
by  that  lady  left  a  posthumous  son.  Jsba.  « 
in  infancy.  Sir  Ralph,  who  represeattd  Ifei 
of  Norfolk  iu  parliament,  d,  in  Kcbraary.  V 
was  t.  by  his  sun, 

II.  Sia  Thomas  H  ibk,  hart,  who  ak  I 
of  Sir  Robert  Dashwood,  hart,  of 
county  of  Oxford,  and  had  imuc, 

I.  Ralph,  his  successor. 

II.  Thomas,  successor  to  his 

III.  Gburuk,  miyor  of  Dragaons. 

baronet. 

IV.  Richard,  d.  in  infancy. 

I.  Klizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Thomaa  Rohti 

Worlingham,  in  Suffolk. 
II.  MARr.ai.  to  Thomaa  Leigh,  of  I 
merchant,  and  had  a 


*  Fi'iiii  thi*  Juhn  Hare  rk^ceuded  the  Haris  \>t  D<K-kiiis  Hall,  Norfolk,  an  estate  Bui 
JliH^   H  «HA,  r%<|. 

t  B>  .M«ry,  sicood  dau);htcr  and  co-hiir  «'t  Horatio,  Luid  Wre  uf  Tilbur}. 


posse Mfd  k*  He 


IM 


HAR 


HAR 


Lai^v  «tq.  of  lTer»  in  tfie  county 
BmtkM,  whoM  ton  and  li«ir» 
'HOM4S  LuoB*  «tq.  uMuned  the  name 

of  Habs,  and  was  ciieated  a  BAaoNir 

in  WIS. 

Ud.  wun. 

BO  altar  ka  cama  of  age*  was  elected 
■kire  ftr  the  county  of  Norfolk,  and 
KTf,  lOBi,  waa  iNiried  in  tke  donnitory, 
le  ckanoaly  in  Stow  Bardol^  Chnrch, 
ifCion  on  a  noMe  monament,  witk  kit 


tory  of  8r.  Tboe.  Hare,  Bui.  who 
Life  tlie  1st  day  of  J4nury,  1003,  aged 
left  a  lady  and  4  Sons  and  S  Daoghtera. 
OM  San  wkicli  seu  at  Nigbt, 
Mext  Morn  as  clear  and  bright ; 
ly  Deckings  of  the  Esrth, 
Spring  receive  new  Birth ; 
arhea  fled  has  no  retom, 
»e  sigh,  in  Vain  we  Moom ; 
tke  Tartie  jastly  grieve  her  fate, 
r  is  left  behind  witboal  her  Mate, 
Iocs  she  who  raised  this  Toml>, 
es  here  to  have  a  Room  ; 
:  dear  He  who  andemeath  does  lye, 
Treasare  of  her  Heart  and  pleasure  of 
:ye. 

b  eldest  son, 

•H  Hsaa,  hart,  who  as.  Snsan,  daughter 

Walter  Norbome,  esq.  of  Calne,  in 

dying  ttnd   September,   1732,   aged 

nt  isane,  was  *.  by  his  brother, 

AS  Habb,  hart,  who  wvdded  Rosamond, 

inrlaa  Newby,  esq.  of  Hooton,  in  tke 

t,  and  kad  two  daughters,  Elisabetk 

d.  31st  February,  17(W,  aged  seventy- 

.  ky  kis  barotker, 

IB  Habb,  hart,  who  died  num.  aged 
Stk  March,  1704,  when  theBAaoNEicr 
r,  and  kis  sisters  became  his  co-heirs. 
,  tke  secood,  married,  as  stated  above, 
esq.  of  Loudon,  an  J  had  a  son, 
JOH,  esq.  of  Iver,  in  the  county  of 
rho  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Dr.  Robert 
(,  Bifthop  of  Peterborough,  and  had 
»  daughters,  Anne,  the  wife  of  Robert 
,  esq.  and  Mary,  of  Thomas  Trewem, 
n  and  licir, 

Laiuu,  esq.  of  Stow  Hall,  in  Norfolk, 

■ssnweJ   the  surname  of  Habk,  and 

created   a    B%auNrr,   llth   December, 

Sir  Tkomas  was  father  of  the  present 

THonss  H*aa,  bart.  uf  Stow  Hall. 

,  twi>  bars  and  a  chief  indented  or. 


N'D,  OF  SUTTON  HALL. 


EXTIKCT 

SOth  Feb.  ISIO. 


esq.  of  Middleton  St.  Cirorge,  in  Dur- 
tSw  regalia  of  England  in  the  To%kcr 


of  London,  son  of  William  Hoar,  eaq.  (who  inkeritad 
an  estate  in  tke  county  of  Middlesex.)  married,  lat 
January,  1750,  Frances,  daugkter  of  William  Slei|^» 
eaq.  of  Stockton-upou-Tees,  and  kad  iasue, 

Willi  AH,  barrister-at-law,  wko  asanmed  the  aur- 

name  of  Harland.  and  died  in  December,  1S34. 

His  only  son  and  keir  is  tke  present 

William  Charlics  Harland,  esq.  of  Sutton 

Hall,  in  tke  county  of  York.    (See  Burbb's 

Commoners,  vol.  iii.  p.  194.) 

George,  of  Twyford  Lodge,  Hants. 

Charlks,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas,  admiral  royal  navy,  who  m.  in  1788, 

Katharine    Dorothy,    daughter    of    Peregrine 

Bertie,  esq.  of  Low  Layton.  Essex,  and  assumed 

the  surname  of  Bkbtib. 
Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Mark  Dickena,  eaq.  ooloinel 

of  tke  34tk  regiment. 
Frances. 

The  third  son, 

1.  Charlbs  Hoab,  esq.  marrying  at  Kaaingwold,  in 
1803,  Anne,  only  daughter  and  heiress  of  Philip  Har- 
land, esq.  of  Sutton  Hall,  in  Yorkshire,  and  widow  of 
the  Rev.  Henry  Goodricke,  aasumed  tke  surname  and 
arms  of  Habland.  He  waa  created  a  Babombt  in 
1808,  but  left  no  issue  at  kis  decease  in  1810,  wken 
tke  Babonbtcy  axriBBo.  His  widow,  tke  kairesa  of 
Sutton  Hall,  survived  until  tke  34tk  June,  1830,  wken 
she  waa  succeeded  by  the  nephew  of  her  husband, 
the  present  William  Cuablbs  Hablamo,  eaq.  of  Sut- 
ton Hall,  M.P.  for  Durham. 

Jr«M— Arg.  on  a  bend  between  two  cottiaca  fkreo 
stags'  keada  caboased  as. 


HARRIES,  OF  TONG  CASTLE. 


Crkatcd 
13th  April.  1023 


Extinct 


Htnragr. 

John  Harribs,  esq.  of  CrucLton,  in  Shropshire,  de- 
scended from  John   Harries,  of  Cruckton,  who  waa 
living  in  14C3,  married,  and  had  four  sons,  namely, 
Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 
Rowland,  of  Ludlow. 

Arthur,  of  Prescot,  near  Baschurch,  whose  grand* 
son, 
Thomas    Harribs,   esq.    of   Weston    Lixard, 
succeeded  to  Crucktoo,  and  served  aa  sheriff 
of  Shropshire  in  1730.    His  descendant, 

Thomas  Harribs,  esq.  of  Cruckton,  she- 
riff of  Shropshire  in  1803,  married  Bar- 
bara  Mary  Anne,  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  John  Smitheman,  eaq.  of  Little  Wen- 
lock. 
Richard,  of  Cruckton.  which,  aa  youngest  son,  he 
inherited,  according  to  the  custom  of  the  manor 
of  Pontesbury ;  his  descendants  became  extinct 
in  the  third  generation. 
The  eldest  son. 

1.  Sia  Thomas  Harbibs,  knt.  an  eminent  lawyer, 
made  seijeaut-at  law,  1580,  purckaaed  Tong  Castle,  in 

M3 


natEd  a  Biiiuiiin'  Li  lUU,  Sir  Tlinmas  m-  Eleiiii 
«ni|bWT  of  Rager  GtflardtM.DT  of  LoDdivti,  phytic 
I  (jMtrit  El.iiorrii,  uiil  had  n  daughter  uid  ev 


'dnru— Rflrrir  of  ci^bt  n 


IB  mle  tana,  Dh  lillc 
ind  u  onr  ill  Ibne 


tlARUIS.  OF  RORKATTON. 


.  TaoMt*  Hiinii.  nq.  of  Bortiiton,  in  Shmp- 
n,  mMter  tn  Chaofflry,  waa  of  Roger  Harrin. 
ipcr.sf  Shrtwibun-ind  fnndiOD  of  W  illiuu  Hu- 
,  ynmmi.  at  Wbealhill,  in  <1»  pari        '  ~ 


•cenl.  and  Captain  Simnn  Lecke  impleaded  Nir  Thnniii 
MiTTia  In  the  roun  DfCbiTalry.  u  anTDRhT  of  Ibr 
diitinctiaii.    NerertlieleH  he  trunuilted  (he  : 


of  Hlmhill.tJ 
•i»ty,  to  app. 
1  waa  Iben 


.  eight  or 


D  day.  DpoD  Middle  Hill. 


IV  m  mullitadc 
of  DUD :  and  opon  the  hi«he(l  bank  of  the  hill  1  lav 

and  three  or  four  »1dien'  pikM  itnck  npriflbt  In  the 
groiibd  by  him,  and  thert  he  Toade  ^roclamaliaD, 
Ihal  if  any  per«n  would  aerre  the  king  u  ■  ioldier 

brUapay.  Sir  PulKU  a  perHD,"  addaanrruitic 
hlaunaa,  "  nel  well  belnred  by  the  ancient  gentry  of 
Ih«  eoiinCT.  for,  being  aa   thoy  termed  hiv,  hut  a 

proi»d,  impericrua  parvan,  he  twih  plaoe  of  tfaeec  of 
urtrni  knight'*  deftw  -  netihn  waa  he  bahiTad  by 

IK-  So  Tiinao  lliuaia.  of  BoreaBMi,  who  ■]» 
dnoud  hMwtf  l>  Ik*  royal  eaue,  and  Mapoimded 
tar  hia  nl*U  !■  Uh  nun  o(  £IM«.    In  tha  ynt  IDU 


HAR 

d  Implicated  bi  tha  graanl  itetai  i>a 


Shiewahory  was  (hat  bruii*  a(  <to  ti 
dlecreUiin  of  ado  of  Ikuaa  eagased,  Ral] 

■'  puliltcUy  enUMi 


with  thair  UBOiunilioii,  wUtti  (>Mi*aai 

liDii.  It  ii  diOcuH  to  my  haw  SirlWi 
with  U<  life,  but  he  aantrad  w  «>■  * 
Sir  Thianaa  «.  Mary,  daagdwa  at  TImb 
Fai|.  of  Halatan,  in  Bhn^hbw,  bat  dft^ 

I,  by  hii  hrotlur. 

wall.  byUauBcle, 
•  •.  SiaRu»aHiBaia.whad)ailB  «■ 


HARRIS,  r>F  HATKE. 


Wiij.UBHiiaia.wbow 
and  heiftH  of  Walt«  Hayw.  il  HafW* 

JoBa  Haaiit,  cai.orSiaM.al*wyvrfll 


Eliubeth.n.  WSi 

Willuu  Boic 

„..„. 

H 

d.  *3rd  Sepuuber 
•  ..  by  hi!  olde>l  «D 

of  Sir  WlilUm  ti». 

l«8.  .Bed  H 
■■^.ban.afBu 

nride 

rton.io 

brid(«hir. 

Kobon  Sfaiiu, 

Dunth;,  «.  la  Timl  Dalton,  ftq-  "'  Pulbonic,  ■ 

■d  one  of  Ibi 

rr  lud  tlrn* 

H>  «u  t.  by  hi.  Mat  mb. 

>M  couDty  <rf 

ud  iru  ..  by  hi.  brother. 

^Batb.UtlM 

•ta>»  ttaa  biraa.^t<:y  n.frtcd  U  b«  aodi. 

>.  Si«  CniinoriKii  Himiji.  b.n.     ni*  (end 

lis  a.  Alks, 

ml  sue  davihlei,  of  vbam  oil  iircdmoMd  him  ei 

I.  kknighlol 
J'ir»r.    HI* 

mirricd.     He  d.  in  OtWbcr.  I7»d.  and  vc  ..  by  h 
ilder  iDTTiting  Kin. 

II.  Sit  Thuu.i  Hattus.  b.rt.  «bo  n.  SiW.  Bin 

Mi  •:rTI>II)LI,  ID y  iljnEblir, 

AHi.iHiTTu>,<iltr>H.  Dan)rlPlBrh,wc<iBd  Birlut 
Nolllnehnin,  .Dd  iltlh  Ktrl  i^  WMcbdwa,  ud 


TIUJIim:i,wailt  Euwun  FiHCR.ohuiwamnt 

LrliTnc'Mi^'o^lnrul  li'l<  anclt,  ur  l^•l^ 
b^..l,  HiiiiiiH,  i»i  vi«.«ui  U.iuMi.  TIh 
,.»m1.,«,uyl|i.K.I««tl.^   ^        ^^^^^    ^^ 

'imm'.  Ihr   BuldDD.  u'r  Winrhrlwa  iwl 


HAS 


HAT 


1008,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Cook,  knt. 
of  Melbum,  in  the  cminty  of  Derby,  one  of  the  prin- 
cipal aecretaries  of  the  state  to  A^iii^  Chables  I.  and 
had  i«tue, 

John,  hi«  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  Smith  Fleetirood,  eaq.  of  Stoke  New- 
ington,  in  Middlesex. 

Sir  Edward,  who  raised  a  n-giment  for  the  serrioe  of 
the  Parliament,  d.  in  105R,  and  was  s,  by  his  son, 

III.  SiB  John  Hartopp,  hart.  M.P.  for  the  county 
of  Leicestn:,  in  three  parliaments,  temp.  Chabi.bs  II. 
This  gentleman  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Charles 
Fleetwood,*  the  celebrated  parliamentary  general,  and 
son-in-law  of  Cromwell,  and  had  sereral  children,  of 
whom, 

John,  the  only  snrriTing  of  four  sous,  succeeded 
him. 

Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Nathaniel  Could,  knt  of  Stoke 
Newiugton,  and  had  a  daughter, 
Mary  (vould,  m,  to  Sir  Francis  St.  John,bart. 
of  Thorp,  in  Northamptonshire. 

Ellxabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Cook,  esq.  of  Stoke  New- 
ington,  some  time  goTemor  of  the  Bank. 

Sir  John  d.  1st  April,  I7S2,  aged  eighty-five,  and  was 
s.  by  his  son, 

ir.  SiB  John  Habtopp,  hart,  who  m.  first  in  1710. 
Sarah,  daughter  of  Sir  Joseph  Wolfe,  knt.  an  alder- 
man of  the  city  of  London,  and  had  two  daughters, 
I.  Annk  Hartupp,  whom.  Joseph  Hurlock,  esq.  of 
Fort  Marlborough,  governor  of  Bencooleu,  and 
afterwards  one  of  tho  directors  of  the  East  In- 
dia Company,  by  whom  she  had  an  only  child, 
Annk  Huri^ck,  eTentually  heir  and  repre- 
sentative  of  the  Hartopps. 
II.  EuzABn-H   IUrtopp,  m.  to  Timothy  Dallowc. 
M.D.  but  died  without  issue. 
Sir  John  married  secondly,  MiM  Samh  Marah,  but 
had  no  other  issue.     He  died  ut  Rath,  13th  January, 
1702,  aged  eighty-two,  whrii  the  Hironktcy  N^caine 
RiTiNCT.   The  efttutCM  eventually  centred  in  hifi  grand- 
daughter, 

Annr  Hi'RixirK,  who  at  the  decoase  of  her  kins- 
wninaii,  Mw.  Jane  F'lf»'twoo*l,  mircefdcd,  by 
iK-qufSt,  to  the  Fltftwood  proporty,  in  tho 
county  of  Norfolk  likewise.  She  m.  in  1777, 
Kdmuml  Bunney,  rttq.  i'noii  of  Joseph  Bunncy, 
c«q.  of  Niwark,  by  Mary,  dauphtcr  of  Kdminul 
Crodock,  vsq.)  who  aHKunird  by  vign  niHiiual, 
the  surnames  of  Cat  dock  and  IIartopp,  and 
being  created  a  BtROMhT  in  I7!Hi,  became  Sik 
EuvuKU  Cr(1)ock  Hartopp.  (See  Btrkk's 
Prvragt  and  Barom-lagc.) 

Armt—aA.  a  chevron  ermine  between  three  otter 
passant,  argent. 


HA.STINGS,  OF  UKDLINrH. 

Creati I)  7th  May.  1007  — Extinit  about  IO(M. 

Einragr. 

I.  Richard  Hn^TiNns.cdq.of  Kciilinch,  in  the  county 
of  SomerM-t,  wan  rreatnl  a  IUkomt  in  liw;7.  He  »/t. 
Margarvt.  daughter  of  Sir  Ilobert  Poynts,  of  Iron 
Acton,  in  (Jlouceitershire,  but  by  her,  who  wedded, 
secomlly,  SaniueH;orgt».eB4i.  of  \Vrjxall,in  the  county 
of  SoTni|HM-t,  had  no  iH«ue.  He  d.  aUut  a  year  aftrr 
his  crvatitin,  and  with  him  the  BAKoNLTcr  kxpiklu. 


HATTON,  OF  LONG  STAM 


Crratrd 
5tb  July,  IMl. 


Ifth 


The  family  of  H  attoii  was  BDciently  of  |i 
in  the  county  pBlatine  of  Cheater. 

WoLPBiD,  or  WoLPAira,  brother  of  Nigel 
Halton,  was  Lord  of  Halton,  in  ChnUre, 
of  HrcH  Lupus.    He  waagraiidCatherof 

Sir  Antv  Hattdn,  knt.  of  Hattoa,  what 
ant,  (ninth  in  the  line  from  Wolftid) 

HroH  Hatton,  of  Hatton,  m.  MBry,laB|l 
John  Ardem,  knt.  and  left  two  aons,  via. 

I.  John,  his  heir,  who  had  aa  miy  da 
htir, 

Mai-d  HATTON,  who  a.  Ralph Tc 
her  son, 

RoBBBT  VrExoji,  inhuind  Hi 
II.  Hugh. 

The  second  son, 

llrcH  Hatton,  m,  Margaret,  daoghlcra 
Jeflcry  de  Brajrne,  and  we  pans  froB  !■■  I 
scvndant,  (fifteenth  from  Wolfrid; 

pRTFR   HiTTON,  esq.  who  m.  MRrpfH. 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  George  Ro«tock,kaL  of  I 
in  the  county  of  Chester,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Kkhird.  hill  heir,  anccvtur  of  tbc  B 

Aldi'rton.  in  Shrop«hirr. 
II.  Potrr, from  whom  the  Hatton v.nfRuW* 
in  the  same  county. 

III.  IIrnry,  of  whom  pn-^^ntlv. 

IV.  Kob«'rt,  anci><ti>r  of  thr  HattoB*, of  N 

ChrNhire,  and  of  l^mdnn- 
V.  John,  from  whom  the  branche«  of  Vu 
VI.  Kalph,  founder  of  the  Hatton*.  of  ^v 

VII.  Adam,  from  whom  the  Haltew.  ef  ^ 

and  .Sutton,  in  Snrrry. 

VIII.  Simon,  ancestor  of  tha  hranrh  of  Smd 

in  Chrshire. 
IX.  Hugh,  d.  a.  p. 

Tlie  third  son, 

HI..NKY   H%TTON,  ejtq.   m.  Elisabrth.  imt 
heir  of  William  llnldeiiby.  eaq.  of  HoM 
county  of  Northampton,  and  had  twa  ■ 
Richard.    Thi-  elder, 

Joii.N  H«TTOK,e«q.  m.  Joan.daaghtsrrfli 
by,  esq.  of  Kent,  and  had  iasne. 

I.  WiM.uv,  of  Holdeoby,  who*- ASM* 
of  Laurence  Saunders,  esq.  of  Ham 
in  Northamptonshire,  aad  had  Aiw 

I.  Frsncis,  d.  young. 
7.  Thomas,  d.  m.  p. 
a.  CHRi^ntpHKR  I  Sir),  whs  MM 
emiiienrc  in  tba  mga  ^  ^ 


J 


B)  hii  fii»l  Hiff,  FiaiKi<-,<l.iiichti-i-  aiiit  heir  «if  Tliomai  Sinilh,rM|.  t4  Win«ti«,  ia 

«4M 


HAT 


HAT 


He  tebcrtted  HoUoiVy,  and  ereetod  a 
splendid  feridence  tliere.*  Sir  Chriato- 
fiber  wu  irvt  notioed  by  the  qoeen  at  a 
maak  at  ooart,  for  the  oomelineas  of  bis 
penon,  and  his  grace  in  dancing ;  and 
he  inbacqnently,  altboagh  not  bred  a 
lawyer,  attaineid  the  high  station  of 
Lord  Crancxlumi,  was  sworn  of  the 
priry  cminril,  and  made  a  knight  of  the 
garter,  his  instahnent  taking  place  i3rd 
May,  lM8.t     He  4.  nnm.  in  \M\. 

II.  ioBii,  of  whom  hereafter. 
IL  Christopher. 

I.  DoaoTBT,  SI.  to  John  Newport,  esq.  of  Har- 
rooffaam,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  and  had 
a  son, 

Sm  WiLUAM  NswpotT,  who  changed  bis 
name  to  HATTOMyon  inheriting  the  property 
•f  bis  onde,  the  lord  diancellor.  He  m. 
Elisabeth,  daoghter  and  heir  of  Sir  Frands 
Gawdy,  knt.  chief  justice  of  the  Common 
Pleas,  and  had  an  only  daughter, 

Pbarcbs  Hattoii,  m.  to  Robert  Rich, 
second  Eari  of  Warwick. 

8ir  William  dying  thus  without  male  issue, 
the  chancellor's  estates  passed,  under  his 
will,  to  John  Hatton,  esq. 

mtamA  son, 

■a   Uattow,  esq.   of  Graresend,   in   Kent,  m. 

III,  danght^T  of  War,  or  Ware,  esq.  of  Sussex, 
had  two  sons,  William,  of  Graresend,  and 

■a  Hattok,  esq.  of  Stanton,  In  Cambridgeshire, 
Ig  im  UI9,  who  SI.  Jane,  daughter  of  Robert  Shnte, 
af  Ao  bairons  of  the  exchequer,  and  one  of  the 
!■§  ef  the  Conmoo  Pleas,  and  by  her  had  three 

h  CflBlflrorBBB  (Sir),  of  Kirby,  in  the  county  of 
I,  made  knight  of  the  Bath,  at  the 
of  Jamu  I.  This  gentleman  inhe- 
fkai,  OB  the  faflnre  of  the  male  issue  in  Sir 
WilUaa  (Newport)  Hatton,  the  great  estates 
ef  the  Lord  Chancellor  Hatton.  He  m.  Alice, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Penshaw,  esq.  of  Ware 
Psik,  and  dying  in  1010,  was  t.  by  his  son. 

Sib  CaaiiTOPHBB  Hatton,  made  a  knight  of 
the  Bath  at  the  eoronation  of  Charles  I. 
and  distinguished  himself  afterwards  by 
his  seal  in  the  royal  cause,  was  created, 
la  1M3,  Barom  Hatton,  of  Khrbjf.  His 
elder  son  and  heir, 

Cbristophrr,  seomd  Lord  Hatton,  of 
Kirby,  was  created  in  1681,  Viscount 
Haitom,  of  Gretton.  His  lordship  d. 
in  1700,  and  was  i.  by  his  son,  by  Um 
third  wife,  Elisabeth,  daughter  and 


eo-heir  of  Sir  William  ITaslewood,  of 
Maidwell,  Northamptonshire, 
William,  second  Viscount  Hatton, 
who  d.  unm.  in  1702,  when  the 
honours  became  extinct,  t     (See 
BuRKx's  Extinct  Petrage.) 
II.  Robert. 
III.  Thomas. 

The  youngest  son, 

I.  Thomas  Hatton,  esq.  of  Long  Stanton,  in  the 
county  of  Cambridge,  was  created  a  Baronet  by  King 
Charles  I.  6th  July,  1041.  Sir  Thomas,  m.  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  Giles  Alington,  knt.  of  Horseheath,  in. 
tfia  same  county,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 
John,  </.  s.  p. 

Christopher,  who  succeeded  as  Afdi  Baronet. 
Mary. 

Elisabeth,  M.  to  Sir  William  Botcler,  knt  of  Kin- 
ton,  Bedfordshire. 
Jane. 

He  d.  S3rd  September,  10SS,  aged  serenty-ftre,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  Hatton,  hart,  who  m.  Bridget,dangh- 
ter  of  Sir  William  Goring,  bart.  of  Burton,  in  Sussex, 
and  had  issue, 

Christopher,  his  successor. 
Thomas,  successor  to  his  brother. 

Mary , SI.  to  John  Pocklington,  esq.  of  Huntingdon, 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Day,  esq.   of  Qui,  in 

Cambridgeshire. 
Rebecca,  m.  to  —  Crayker,  esq.  of  London. 
Dorothy,  si.  to  Tirrel  Dalton,  esq.  of  Pulbome,  in 

Cambridgeshire. 

He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

III.  Sir  Christopher  Hatton,  hart,  who  tf.  young 
and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

ir.  Sir  Thomas  Hatton,  bart.  who  also  d,  young, 
when  Uie  baronetcy  roTerted  to  his  uncle, 

▼.  Sir  Christopher  Hatton,  bart.  This  gentle- 
man m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  Buck,  esq.  of 
Westwick,  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  had  seTeral  sons 
and  one  daughter,  of  whom  all  predeceased  him  ex- 
cept Thomas  and  John,  his  successors,  and  William, 
who  m.  Susanna,  daughter  of  Mr.  Hinton,  and  had  a 
son  Christopher,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Gorton,  in 
Cambridgeshire,  the  daughter  died  noon  after  him  un> 
married.  He  d.  in  October,  ITtO,  and  was  J.  by  his 
elder  surriving  son, 

VI.  Sir  Thomas  Hatton,  bart.  who  m.  first,  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  and  heir  of  Cooper  Orlebar,  esq.  of 
Hinwick,  in  the  county  of  Bedford,  but  that  lady 
dying  Mb  May,  1732,  aged  forty-four,  he  married  soon 
after,  Henrietta,  daughter  of  Sir  James  Astry,  knt.  of 
Woodend,  in  the  parish  of  Arlington,  in  the  county  of 
Bedford, $  but  leaving  no  issue,  was  s.  by  his  brother. 


,  ia  the  "  Britsnnia,"  speaking  of  Hnldenby 

\y  kt  was  a  ftatily  and  truly  niaKiiificcBt  piece 

Y,  rrrcicd  by  Sir  Cbriftopher  Hation,  privy 

Ifr  ffMmm  Elisabeth,  bird  cbanr«Ik>r  t4  Euk- 

4  balgbi  cff  the  farter,  upon  the  lands  ami  inhe- 

sf  kit  grrsl  paadmolbrr,  bcir  of  the  aucicul 

tf  tlir  Hoblrnbiei ;  fw  tbc  i;rvatc»t  and  la>t  in«»- 

if  bis  >ou'b,  as  himself  aflenkanls  was  wont  to 

,ik  CH«iflT»PHRB  Hatton  died  a  bacbelur,  90tb 

.1^1,  having  adopted  Sir  William  Newport, 

rb..  chanced  bis  name  to  Hation,  bat  in  de- 

hsav  malr  by  him,  the  estates  were  then  settled 

4mm,  Chri«tuphbb  Hatton,  son  and  heir  of 

rrua,  bis  next  biasiuau  lu  ibr  uiaie  line. 


^H 


t  Chri-sTophlk,  the  Mcoml  banm  and  tirst  viscount, 
had,  by  his  first  wiri-.  Lady  Crrilia  Tufton,  daui;bter  uf  the 
Earl  «>r  Thauvt,  an  only  (tanghter, 

Anne  Hattun,  who  m.  Daniel  Finch,  second  Earl  of 
Nottin^huin,  and   vixth  Earl  uf  Winchelsea,  and 
had  with  other  iM»u«*, 
The  Hommrable  Kdwaru  Pinch,  who  assumed 
the  additional  surname  of  Hatton,  upon  in- 
heriting  the  vstaleH  o(  Win  uucic,  of  the  halt- 
bhiod,   William,  laM   Viscount   Haltun.    The 
gruu<l.<>on  of  lhi5  Edwanl, 
Gkorre-Finch-IIatton,  cm.  inherited,  in 
IH4W.   the    Karldous  of  Winchelsea   and 
Nottingham. 

$  By  Anne,  \u<  wirr,  m-couiI  daughter  of  Sir  1'hom.is 
PenyMon,  bart.  oi  Oornwcll,  in  0.\fonl.<hii(.. 


KcaaStr,  ID  Sir  Jshs  Bitftat.  taK. 
Sir  Kldord  indd>d,  tttanUi,  ttnj.  dufblv  ■( 
HcBTT  Cvdrick,  kst.  ud  bad  b;  her  B«  Ha  ud  < 


Join  Ri<n>»,  vq.  «•  ■<  n. 
tad  iL  Lnedij.  rtMUfktB  tf  Gum 
liYiBC  ia  ISra.  ki  ohoB  k*  tad  la 


H£L 


H£L 


RoaiB  HsALB,  iieocmd  son  oC  William  de  Heale,  and 
heir  male  on  the  death  of  bis  brother  Nicholas>  lired 
timp.  King  Hknry  IV.  baring  lerred  in  the  Scotch 
want,  and  been  there  taken  priaoner.  Hia  aon  and 
heir, 

Wii.LiAii  Healk,  settled  at  Hele,  called  for  distinc- 
tion South  Helc,  in  the  parish  of  Comwood.  in  the 
South  of  Devon,  and  had  issue  by  hia  wife,  Joan, 
daughter  of  Simon  Cole,  esq.  of  Slade.  in  that  county, 
Ave  sons  and  one  daughter, 

I.  John,  of  South  Heale,  who  left  issne, 

Walter  Heal,  of  South  Heal,  who  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  Tbomus  Fortescue,  esq.  of  Wy- 
meston,  in  Devon,  by  whom  be  bad  nume- 
rous sons  and  daughters,  of  whom, 

John  Helk,  esq.  of  Hele,  eldest  son  and 
heir,  m.  Alice,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Richard  Brooking,  esq.  of  Holberton,  in 
Dfvon,  and  was  living  s.  p.  at  tlie  time 
of  t!>e  viditation  in  1020. 
u.  Hugh,  of  Comwood,  ancestor  of  the  Heles  of 
that  place,  and  of  Diptford,  in  Devon,  whose 
rcpro-sentative,  Jacob  Bickpord  Ublb,  esq.  of 
Stcrt,  in  the  latter  parish,  great-great-grcat- 
grandsou  through  daughters  of  Upton  of  Lup- 
ton,  Prowse  of  Moore,  Powell  of  Black  Hall, 
and  Bartlett  of  Exeter,  all  in  Devon,  of  John 
H  ele ,  esq.  of  Diptford ,  at  the  time  of  tbe  herald's 
visitation,  died  in  July,  1S35,  aged  seventy- 
eight,  unmarried ;  and  was  presumed  to  have 
been  tbe  last  male  heir  of  this  ancient  family. 
Ho  was  interred  on  the  Itth  July,  with  his 
ancestors  iu  the  churrli  of  Diptford  ;  and  it  is 
a  remarkable  fact,  that  tlicre  was  but  just  suf- 
flcient  room  left  in  tbe  vault  for  his  coffin. 

III.  Nicholas,  of  whose  line  we  have  to  treat. 

IV.  Baldwin. 
V.  William. 

I.  Juan,  m.  to  John  Stert,  esq.  of  Devon. 

The  third  son. 

NiLiiuLAS  Helb,  esq.  alM  of  South  Hele,  m.  ftnt, 
Dyuiiiitia,  d:iu);liti'r  uf  W  alti.T  Wuodley,  v^q.  of  Tiil- 
bouriii;  St.  Mury,  in  Duton,  by  wUoiu  hu  hail  two 
sons  and  i>nc  d:iiiKhtt;r, 


1.  William,  of  BrMgc  Rcrcll,  or  Bxi 

Cornwall,  who  d,  m,  p,* 
II.  John,  of  HolbMtoa.  iD  DwoB,  wki 
beth,  daughter  of  Thonu  PoUni 
Kitley.  in  that  coonty.t  mnA  kid. 
daughters,  one  eon, 

Walter,  of  Onmton,  in  Holbnts 
Elisabeth,  danglrter  of  Wim 
esq.  of  NewnhuBB  Park*  m  De 
descendant  nnd  heir  of  WOB 
esq.  <tf  NewnhBm.  who  n.  Ehi 
child  and  heir,  by  his  wiCr,  h 
ter  of  Richard  Powell,  of  Powi 
Sir  Philip  Couitcnay,  kM.  oi 
in  Devon,t  great-graadaoB  of 
Coartenay,  of  Powderhaa  Ci 
son  of  Hugh  Cooitenay,  wmcm 
Devon,  by  his  wife  M argaivC 
daughter  of  Humphray,  Earl  c 
and  Essex,  and  the  Piiniuss 
daughter  of  Kkmg  Bdwbbb  1. 
had  issue, 

I.  S\xpso5i,  of  GBBttia,  hifl 
Devon,  19ch  A'iMf  Jaai 
He  m.  Joan,  eldeat  daa^ 
John  GlanTille,  knt.  of  I 
in  Devon,  lord  chief  jasi 
Common  Pleas,  (for  accaa] 
and  of  hie  aoiw,  sco  Pan 
thk's,  and  Fovi  BUS  or  Bl 
in  Bl'bbb's  rWBwiMwn,  i 
bis  lepieecatativeej.BDdl 

1.  Judith,  m.  to  GUbcft  Yah 

Bradley,  in  Devoa. 
9.  Jane,  d.  unm. 

3.  Joan,  M.  to  ThooMB  Ptfvad 

I'iynioBth. 

4.  Kranres,  m,  to  John  Sacllii 

Chaddiewood.  in  Ue«iia. 


5.  Isabt'l,         1 
«.  Agn<  s.  >  d. 

7.  Kli/.:ilH'th.  J 


SuiCiii.  HI.  ti>  Thomsa  Imv 
INi^tilliiw  or  Pobliiw,  ir.  (i 


'  •  HiiiiKtic»  of  till-  laniily  irmji  otiur  •'••ll^  Mllh«l  »MiIy 
ill  CoiiiH.ill,  ;inil  thill*  rliMiii«lii-«{  In  1  liNi.  Juliii  Hi-aU-, 
ut  St.  Ivi-s,  ill  that  (-oiiiit).  uiaiitvil  laii'U  I'lr  •■vi-r  to  Jnliii 
llirkr:  and  Ji»liii  Ili.ilf  wa"  at  iiii  i-ailv  il.itv  ii-tiirih-d 
W.V.  for  St.  Iv.i-.  \%iiili-  NiriioLi..  Mrli*  wjr.  M.l*.  fur 
LiokiMid  ill  lii'iO.in  itiv:!,  .iml  .i^aiii  in  Ki'ij.  Aiiiitii^  the 
(Niriii«li  br.inchr*  i>r  liif  fiiiuiK,  wa->  the  uni'  mmIviI  at 
BfiincttS  the  ia!>l  of  ^hich,  Ommi' Jnhii  llrlr.  <*m|.  wua 
Miciiit  ul  Cnriiw.ill  ill  liI^H;  liiir\  llrlt-,  hi*  h«  in  •'>,  uur- 
ru-il,  in  li'iiO,  Hi  \\\7\,  Fraiici!>  lia-M-t,  fj.  ni  Tihii|\,  in 
Cornw.iii,  the  i;rrai  \;iandt'aih(T  oi  the  late  Xm^uX  !>«■  iMin- 
st.invillr,  lalhi-i  of  Fi.iiin'!i,  thi-  |M'vi  lit  Baioiic^'  lf.i*><>i-ll, 
(m'v  BiKkK't  PtiTUffe,)  viho  inlii'iiti-il,  \tiih  her,  l.ir;;v 
|MHM-«'ioni  inoiuilini;  the  iiuuor  of  IViilcdii. 

f  Now  the  Ki-iit,  by  dr«rt'nt,of  Kdiuonit  Pollcxfiii  B.i!>- 
tuni,  r^i-  foiiiifily  M.P.  lor  the  county  of  iK-von.  i.Scv 
Bi'KKk'k  ('vminunrrit.) 

I  Hr  wan  !>iroiiii  :iiid  yoiin;'t';>t  ron  by  Kli/.ibrlh,  the 
dHiiL^htii  .hkI  htir  ot  llin;;t!>li>n,  ot  Sir  I'hilip  i'nuiK-riiiy, 
knt.  Ill  Molland,  in  l)r\oii.  .inil  Jiail  two  ki'tci". 

1.  Kli/a^M'ih,  Hhii  m.  lui  kiii«nuii,  KiImjhI  (Nniite- 
nay,  r..iil  ul  Diamii,  hy  wliniii  «l,i-  liad  \\  illiain 
f'liiiiii  ii.i\,  K-iil  III  |)«  von,  will!  m.  \\w  Prinrc^* 
K.ithi-iiiii ,  il.iii^hii-i  ul  Kiiii;  FMwanl  IV.  ini'i 
h-ol  iN-iir,  Hi  my  ('oiiitiiiay .  Maii|iii«  ol  K\cti-r, 
lalh*  r  of  H^ivi.iiii,  Ihr  »^coiif|  ami  Jai-t  iimpjiii-, 
will!  ilii-d  iiiiMi.  at  I'ailiia:  aii<t 

II  Mai  :::iM  I,  ^^\l•^  m.  a«  •hmv  ii  ali<>\i-,  Sir  JkIiii  C'haiii 
|M  iiiiiwrii  .  knt.  ••!  MiMliiiiix  ri-tli-,|i\  wlioiii  .hi 
w.i<  .iiiii  lilt  III  Sir  III  ill >  rh.iiii|M  iiikuim  .  km 
««iiMM    'liit.-htti    Uiiil^il,  ^»J^    fill    itih    •§    I'ho 


nia^    IIiU, 

ll.ll'olll  I. 


•  »«j.    f*!    F!»»!.    ii:!><i 


)   Sampson  Nili'<  chil'livn  Hiri'. 

Mathi-w,  111  IIoIhiH,  m  l>t\tin.  ft.  Ifflrt.  ^; 
of  that  roiiiity  .it  ihe  Kf*i>ir3iftD.  |r^>  * 
^aiil  ihv  braoihv!!  of  hi*  t4iiiiU  mrt*  *  ■ 
Jiinl  ail  of  >iirh  uinhI  •  MiU'  wiihis  'li*  (^* 
III-  a«M-iiiM(-<l  a  tiraii*!  luri,  n  |>rr<citiB;  ' 
tiii'iiof,  ami  M'MulH  UuiJf  r  twt  nit.*.!  t*^' 
and  hloiht,  ■^riitli-iiifn  »•(  r»latr  jik!  ■|t«Ii'i ' 
lliadi-  thr  |ild.;f  •■l»«-r\i ,  «hrli  Ik-  fe'il^' 
W  iMtoiii.  r*ii.  I  ailr-it — a  ];talill  *ri'.  ib  *d 
of  CornwiHul— *  thai  hv  lh-.>ajh;  'hr*  ■• 
dt'M'viiili-d  from  WikIiiiii,  lb  ihjl  iki*  ^ 
sHi'h  t-on!>idvrablf  furiuiH*  "  "  Hr  Ufl  *• 
ami  lirir. 

M4THI.W.  ot  Holwrll.  nh-i  .iiolc-r  ' 
wjs  «iu*ci>rilot  by  iiis  uDck.  S«ci|>« 
J<>hn.  d.  ».  I'. 

Sami*-on,  hi-ir  to  hi«  n^phrw  Vitiir*.  > 
am!  Iii^h  ohnitl  uf  Drv.iu  -lib  \l  iLLiii  » 
UVM,  whi'»»-  *on, 
Sa«ii"»un,  itiol  r.  fi.  in  Iih5.  b  hip.  >^ 
i>tiii>liiy.  (Uii^hli'i  tif  Sii  K:rik.*  Pi* 
lit    Burkiind,  *^**^  lU-x^ii.lo]  !■■  F 
Fourll»roiiib,  throu^k  Sllt«W  attll* 
a  *'*\\  and  mh  ri-»«iti , 

HiM-.iH.  of  HoU«ll.  wh-.  «.  Jtliti 
<i-|  -il  ThMlUilsi  Pii  rt«--«l.<~i  ■  1 1^ 
ill    |li\iin,  .uiil   lia<l  bi   li't.  «!- 
ii'inilv,    -Sn-    Viixiiii'    IS".!     •' 
■>••!  .btir^.  Ill*  r...htil*. 
'£*2 


HEL 
of  HtKfjtnm,  ia  the  cooBty  of  De-  ' 


a.  ftnt,  to  John  Ckolwidi,  «tq.  of  Row- 
D  Devon;  end  eeoondly,to  John  Brown- 

,  of  Sooth  Hole*  m.  eeoondly.  Mercery, 
Lkfaerd  I>ovae»  ceq.  of  Holdsworthy,  in 
ikh  fhafly  eee  Pbimcb's  Wtrtkks),  end 


I,  of  whoB  pieeently. 
of  Newton  PeiieiVs  in  Deron,  who  m, 
r.  demktor  end  heir  of  NidioUe  or  WU- 
;ole,eeq.  <tf  Peinton,  ia  Deron,  end  hed 
a  end  tihree  deo^ilen. 
,  of  Brixton,  In  Deron,  who  m.  Joene, 
ter  of  Thenee  M eynerd,  ceq.  of  Brixton, 
ed  leeee  two  eons,  Eliee  end  Nicholee ; 
der  of  whom,  heving  lost  his  only  son, 
Is  estete  to  cheriteUe  uses,  perticuleni 
ieh  ere  reoocded  in  PeiMcs's  WortkUt, 
ir)»  knt.  of  Wembary ,  in  Devon,  seijeent- 
•  of  whom  PeiMCs  obserres  "  thet  he 
most  eminent  person  in  his  profession, 
'  other  in  his  deys,  of  his  renh,  belong- 
<  Ae  lonf  robe ;  en  evident  proof  and 
lecntion  whereof  is  the  vest  weelth  end 
he  ecqnired  Cwith  God's  blessing)  by  his 
sdosCry,  wlii^  in  boildinfs,  lends,  end 
•t  emonnted  to  ebove  en  hundred  thou- 
ieande,e  good  port  of  which  he  bestowed 
rity  to  the  poor.  He  pnrchased  e  fair 
in  the  perish  of  Wembary,  about  four 
net  of  Plymouth,  where  he  built  a  most 
I,  beyond  eny  other  in  those  days 
oonntry,  and  equal  to  the  best  now ; 
tly  seet  for  show,  for  reoeipt  spacious. 
It  ewnptaons,  for  situstion  salubrious ; 
he  see,  upon  en  advanoed  ground,  hav- 
dcUfhtsome  proepect  both  of  sea  and 
round  whidi  ley  a  noble  park,  well 
d  with  Callow  deer,  whose  reflection,  as 
rcre  greiing.  might  be  seen  in  the  mar- 
avels,  dirough  the  ceaements,  of  the 
er  chimneys."  Sir  John  Hele  m.  Mar- 
deu^kter  end  co-heir  of  Ellis  Warwick, 


HEL 

esq.  of  Betsborow,  end  dying  4th  June,  1000, 
left  issue  (beside  three  eons  whod.i.  jr.  nemed 
Ellys,  Benjemin,  end  Thomas,)  six  sons  and 
one  daughter,  vis. 
1.  Wabwick  (Sir),  knt.  of  Wembary,  high 
sheriflT  of  Devon  17  Kimg  Jambs  I.  who 
m,  first,  Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  John 
Helse,  eeq.  of  Kenidon,  in  Devon,  and 
relict  of  William  Hawkins,  esq.*  of  Ply- 
mouth, (for  both  of  which  temilies  see 
also  Pb  I  mob's  Worthies  i)  and  secondly, 
Maigeret,   daughter    of    Sir    William 
Cuurteney,  knt.  of  Powderham  Castle, 
but  d.  t.  p.  in  January,  10S5.    His  lady 
afterwards  married  Sir  John  Chudleigh, 
end  dying  I7lh  July,  1018,  wes  buried 
at  Bichmond,  in  Surrey. 
9.  John,  d.  t.  p, 

3.  Francis  (Sir),  knt.  who  m.  Jane,  dau^- 

ter  of  Rogers  of  Cannington,  in  Somer- 
setshire, end  left,  with  one  daughter,  a 
son, 
John,  whose  only  daughter  and  heir 
m.  Sir  Edward  Hungerford,  K.  B. 
who  sold  the  estate  of  Wembury  to 
George,  Duke  of  Albemarle ;  from 
whose  son,  Christopher,  Duke  of 
Albemerle,  it  was  purchased  in  1060 
by  John  PollexfiBn,  esq.  of  Plymouth, 
merchant ;  his  son,  John  Pollexfen, 
esq.  bequeathed  it,  with  other  ee- 
utes,  in  1744,  to  Dame  Frencee 
Chudleigh,  at  whose  demise  they 
devolved  on  her  daughters  and  co- 
heirs. (See  CnuDLBioH  Baronetcy.) 
The  manor  of  Wembury  was  allotted, 
on  partition,  to  Elisebeth  Chud- 
leigh, who  sold  it  in  1757  to  Wil- 
liam Molesworth,  esq.  whose  heiress 
brought  it  to  Lord  Camden;  and 
from  him  Wembury  was  purchased 
in  1803  by  Thomas  Lockyer,  esq.  of 
Plymouth. 

4.  Nicholas,  m.  Dorothy  Stradling,  of  Bris- 

tol, and  had  two  daughters. 


JouaMA,  m.  Ar»l,  in  17^,  Perecrine, 
tbird  Daks  uf    Lvik1«,  by   whuiii  she 
had  BO  i»«oc ;  and  »«roD<11y,  7th  Oct. 
1 731,  Chari«-a.  M^oml   Earl   uf  Purt- 
WHc,  K.T.  by  whi»m  ibe  bad  ifKa«. 
•  See  Bt-aBK'i  Pefragt.) 
Chabitt,  m.  to  tb«  Kighi  Hon.  Ge»rK« 
Trcbv.of  PUmptun,  in  Devon,  ton  of 
Sir  Gr</rv;«'  'frvti),  iuni  rhirf  Jiistire  of 
ihr  Cuminun  Pli*«9,  aud  had  ifsiio,  a 
Htm,  GfoTKr,  who  d.  «.  p.   and  thrvv 
djafbtrr*,  vi/. 
Cmabitt  Tbkbt,  whi>  inarrii'd  Paul 
ll«nry  Oorry,  etfi.  oinimiMioucr 
uf  the  Navy,  iin<l  had  i»5Qr, 
pAtLTaisr  (>i-RBY,  who  at- 
■uurd  10  17H2  the  nauiv  aud 
aniu  of  Tb£by. 

Charity  Oanr>, m.  to  Moutai{a«- 
ISAtntrwX  Parkt-r,  e»q.  of 
Whil««ay  invxi  brother  tif 
John,  lir>t  l^inl  Borin<£don. 
father  of  John,  prcMrnt  Karl 
Morkry,  (mc  Bl'BKX's  Peer- 
a^,;by  whom  the  wa»  grand- 
mother uf  MoNTiCI'E  Eu- 
■ofti>  PtBKKB.r^ti.  of  White- 
way,  M.P.  for  South  Dfvon. 
/K«e  Bvrbc'a  fVmmwNWTf, 
\*A.  li    i>ai!«-  Xi'i.t 

Cjp'lini  Ouir>,  m-  to  Sir  Wil- 
imni  \l<^ej>«ufth,bArt.  of  Pen- 


carrow,in  Cornwall,  by  whom 

she  wa»  grandmother  of  the 

pn>»eiit  SiK  William  Molxs- 

WORTH,  bart. 

DoRfrrHY  Trkby,  who  m.  Edward 

Drewf,  VM\.  feee  Prince**  Wor- 

thift),  and  had  a  son  aud  daagb- 

ler.  viz. 

Edward  Drcwe,  deceased. 

Dontihca-Juliaua  Drewe,  m.  to 

Arthur  Kelly ,  omj.  of  Kelly,  in 

Devon.    (See  Bi'RKB's  Tofit- 

fiwmrrs.) 

Anne  Trkbt,  who  m.   Benjamin 

Hayen,  vm\.  and  hail  a  son  and 

heir, 

Trrby  Hele  Hayes,  eM|.  of  Ikl- 
Inwore,  in  Devon. 
Walter. 

Alice,  died  In  infancy. 
EJizabelb,  born  in  1014. 
Joan. 
Sarah. 

*  She  had  iiwae  hy  her  first  husband  Hawkins,  who  was 
descendant  and  heir  of  the  great  admiral, dauuhters  and  et»- 
heireoses  ;  of  whom  Fraureit  Hawkins  m.  John  Newton, 
enq.  of  Crabalon  Court,  in  1)evi>n,  wh<»«e  deMrendant  awl 
heir,  John  Newton,  of  Crabaton  Couil,  left  an  only  i»r- 
viviii);  child,  Kii/ahi-th  Newiou.  who  m.  tlf\  October. 
I7'i!i,  John  Powill.tM|.  of  UUck  Hall.  fSet  Bi'RBK't 
Cifrnmoficrt.  vol.  iv  ) 


J.  Walter,  m.  Honor,  ilniiiliMr  a1  Thorn 
Uijmird,  tMH.  of  Sbnrfonl,  In  Devon, 
4nd   nUct  of  Johu  ForUKiu,  cni      ' 


WurwkL. 

r.  PbUpju.  n.u  SlrRiglnild  MohDo.knl. 
■Dd  bin.  or  Hall  BxllniuKk  ODd  Boivd- 

John  MDbnD,  Lord  HsboB,  of  Oak- 
Bliubeih  Mnhiin. 


Tnaa»  Hita,  «q.  of  EioMr  tad  of  Fleet  Dimuell, 
In  the  fmrlMb  at  Holbcnon,  la  the  cauiicy  of  DcTon, 

high  ■hsrurof  the  ablrc  U  Qunn  Eliiiutu, 
Mil  manied  Jultin,  ilaugbUr  of  Johu  Smyth,  t: 


wbon  Kill,  dited  19th  Pebniiry.  ">", 

ntaat,  llU7,birii]g  \uat  two  loiu  inij 
dinihier, 
1.  Wuwiot.  uf  nibcombe,  high  tbtrill  of 

d«Djh(n'  of  Thonaov  Gilbert,   esq, 
Babeomba,  by  whom  iwho  died  Vtb 

in  December.  1013, 
1.  Leirli,  UTJiig  iu  lUl. 

I.  JonD.  «.  u  Kobert  Rolle.  »q,  <if  HenDtmi, 
Deton.  (ud  d,  in  ISM,  baling  bod  iuna. 

The  eldsl  ann  and  tailf , 

Tnoiiti  IULl,a«|.  of  Flavt,  bifh  ilHrilT  of  Df 
IB  Johu  1.  lOIB,  m.  Bridget,  danghteT  (by  Calhni 
•Ideal  daugbla  of  Hir  Rlcbnd  Edgcomba,  kAt.  of 
■loniii  edgmmbe,  high  aberilT  of  Dieen  IS  HlHIi 
VIII.  and  I  Qatra  ViiT,  the  builder  of  Moiuil  Bdr 
coBba  Huiue  ud  asceiUT  of  tbe  earl*  tbareof,)  of  Sir 
Henry  Cliampemowna,  knL  of  Modfanry  Caelle  oi 
CoiiTi,t  in  DeroD,  and  had  ail  iou*  and  foar  dangb- 


I.  Ricbard,  named  iBIkawaitf  •KB 
ofFlaet.  Iba  awaod  tamaat.  aal 
luring  i-«  by  M*  vWn,  M«T. 
RichaHl  Nalatdaa.  aa^.  ^  Ma 
UnoB.  who  d-  in  FaknBy.  UV, 


,  after  Am  teatt  it 

■be  tbiid  b>nno,  la  Mn. 

>.  Peoelopy,  m.  la  Cbr«a«i|bar  Bta^ 

TotDBH,  Ln  UvTon,  kla  aaaiaaJ  ^it 

I.  DaldbeUa,  m.  bit.  M  &ir  llBlll 


Hoa,  of  whan  Bdwsrt.  B 
lied  Toiing,  and  Kotnt  ■ 

■rllbimt  iaaiw.  tut  am  ttm 
of  ifaeir  tiBilj  rraiB  tkMr  i 


l'nuid>ViriaB,<B^.atTi***»lal 
whOH  imty  nblld.  Mmty  VMb,  • 
UnoaaD,  BIr  Ulikaf4  T1<1aiB.tf  1 
ban.  tu  whom  iIm  otRfcd  ^  ■ 
•etata  af  Vltlu.  Caewailh  «i  I 
Bnlling.  bTber  Baartaflb  IW  •*■■ 
Ike  VlWu  (amllr.  nAKr  a  a^Hi 

aerondlT,  Boak)'M«f  Ctm^tmuf.m^ 

In  tbal  DoaDI)[.  atUi  tm^iy  Oatti^ 
lu-  and  eolielr  of  Wlllkw  RaArM 


rn: 


I.  KB-  ef 

tuth— ■li-.alima 

•n  ai  <HIM«.  ti  J< 


St,  Gcnwtu.  in  tk«  nnDtr  of  ConimU.  IMi  JbIt. 
mtU.  Siuu.  dinehtn  oT  John  EllM.  caq.  or  Purl 
£liM,DftheC>nuIyaf  tbc  DuvBi  EliotmBd  EmiUof  St. 
GpRDnni :  but  r<.  in  Apnl,  teri,  i.  p.  Then  ifac  Bnu- 

upna  liiiDcphnr,  tVillism  pDvclLriq.  of  Bluk  Hall, 
bnt  F1«t  uid  iu  (lUtfa  pauFd,  oudfi  lh«  will  at  Sir 
SuniiFl.  to  tbe  hrir  nmlr, 

RlcHiln  HicLI,  iKlhiE  nuitd,  in  fanlj  nnlen.  and 
rector  of  Si.  Hfl«i«.  In  Cornwiill.  tIio  rfiiiciTiBR  to 
Fleet,  died  Itun,  »tb  JulT.  imi.  t»riDi!  kHne  by  his 
wife,  Jndilh,  duKhlerafGearseCirey,  U.U.  of  Clo 
reUy.inihe 
rf.  in  Miy,  i; 


if  DcTon.  Dean  of  Eul 


Th«  »on,  Richiird  HeU,  nq.  of  Fletl,  N.  P.  for  1 


JiiM  Vouiroiii  HiLi,  who  d.  %  minor  in 
in  Anind.  II IG,  [he  l»l  af  the  male  line  i 
oben  Pleet  and  itii  eMilea  puKd.  u  ■  mirl 
TUB  friendaliip,  under  tbe  will  nf  hu  father, 


bhwdnftlie  family,  frum  Ihe  liBht  kcinaf  tbeoriKinal 

Black  Hall.-  u>  Jamei  Bultecl.  uq.  ot  MemUaud.  in 
the  nmuty  of  III 


»  Jobs  Hull 


Jobn  Crocker  Hultei'l,  rtq.  of  Lyueham,  in  Ucrnii, 
fonnerly  M.  P.  for  tbo  aoulh  of  thai  coeuly,  m.  Lady 
Eliubelb  Ciny,  third  dauehler  af  Earl  Gity,  K.  G. 

and  baa  uaua.  (S«  Bt'ixi'a />HrafiJ 


HEMILKV.  OF  Cl'fKFIELD. 


and  hrir  of  Tbomaa  Vadx,  clerk  c 
■he  EiKhtb'a  Kixpital,  and  h^  la 
THOiut,  bla  hair. 


Margery,  ai.to  ni 
Ha  m.  Mcondly,  Mirf.  duchin-  af  Wat 
eiq.  af  CiaawnburT,  ud  had  by  her  On 
•OD  and  heir  by  tab  firit  wih, 

Sia  THunii  Hehdi.it,  kat.  af  Cou* 
•beriffarKeDI,  waaliriBfiB  laiB.  He  ■ 
dauRhler  at  Jidin  Wllford.  caq.  of  Eatrl 
with  lennl  danghlrra,  nnc  of  whuM. 
Ling,  Thnmaa  Taylor,  al  UadiMnhan,  f« 
Bowyer,  aced  twenty  in  I«I*l 


ently. 


Thmnai  Hudd,  eaq.  of  Gore  Caan.! 

ceitoralilw  Hi:m;>ut>  nrCvmCaa 

Sir  Tbamaa  Handley-.  aon  or  KnndMD, 

I.  WiLTai  Hisui.ET.  ca>|.  of  CMktell, 


Jraat-Paly,  k«Ddy,  go.  aad  M.  d^i 

irlaor. 

HENK,  OF  WINKHELD 
Ainrdgt. 

Tlir  manor  of  Falijohn,  in  UinkliU.  ( 


in  IMl.    lie  ■.  llurotby.  daii|blet  of  Htv 
ford,  r-n-  iif  I'aul-i  W  aldra.  Hertt,  lU  It 

■  i.'sia  llr%a(  lU^i.nfWuiUrU.o'Mi 
daoiitairr  .>■  Sir  John  C.tUii.  hut. «(  1* 


o  hrr  bmbrr.  aW 


l.ritl!ri^b"«i,l"ll„<l>  Mi< 'kIkI-INU  Foh'/i'n.    Iu  a<ldl- 
li<>al»ih<'l-i>'..|  l-'l,*-!,  „•  kni  •hri>B.iB'<nlrr  Ih.t  li 

hlr>ia''dl<',ii>-ii>hi,li">!i-iH,|nr!^lh><l  <u  ll-'iB  Kialh  i.r 

b)    Kill    h)   ll.,     11.1,.    1.-1  ,~O.I.  ,1    il  ,-t  lh.|F  ijiiiilt, 

•.•in:;l<> -im,  iiii :ilii>  -ill ■■  Sn  J»liii P.iorli, 

IM   i,<'iiiIIh',  ,',f'l>AM'.'.4   ll."iii::ri<«, ' i,>l't'hJ>i|-cr-' 


i-anr.  <ii  naitiaEi.Hi,  int.,  >blrh  Uw  •>«»  ■ 
Mn.wl  inariml.    -Sir  thai  i.tlr.-    »Ur.  a 

4  tCdVli'.'.-.'lt'^.},  .IqT  M  IM  HA  ■ 

IkiB-r.d  lli^.iu-ni.r.iaiiaifb'ocnrai; 
ih>  lauily,  ■•>  ddi  aurif  vto  •h.nit  i*M<  ■ 
riirrav  la  loll,  rr„Bi  tm  •H-iAr*  a»l  kna 
tM  Mm  Ilifh}  r..arrtl,  «r  SlMk-HiU.  to  1 
(naaiirr  FMrr,  Himulia.  Wk  PiwiUt.* 
■on  II  ■■!•  t'hii,|.  I^ilii.  [tvan^akr  Fa»n*«  > 
exi.  .,r  Hri.k  inn  yali,«.  IB  Ikr  .»ari>  ■•  * 


H^N 


HER 


iMtr  to  her  toother,  m,  to  Jmms  Dew* 
4.  who  sold  her  moiety  of  the  estate,  in 
•  to  Lord  Henry  Beaucslerlc. 

eir, 

■ABp  Hbrb,  of  Winhfleld,  died  anmar- 
rty  pert  of  the  laet  oentary,  when  the 
pi«n». 


;NLEY,  of  HENLEY. 


HERBERT,  OF  RED  CASTLE. 


Extinct 
about  1740. 


fLST,  eeq.  of  Henley,  in  the  county  of 
■heriff  in  1013,  was  grandfather  of 

HsMLKT,  knt.  bencher  of  the  Temple. 

the  King's  Bench,  who  m.  first,  Mrs. 
her  had  a  son,  ancestor  of  the  Hrnleys 

Hampiriiire.  He  m,  secondly,  Anne, 
r  of  John  Eldred,  esq.  of  Saxham,  in 
ad  by  that  lady  three  sons,  Anuskw. 
ert.  Sir  Robert  died  in  the  possession 
orth  £MM  a-year.  His  eldest  son  by 
't 

I  IN  LIT,  esq.  of  Henley,  was  created  a 
agCHABLKsII.  Sir  Andrew  M.  Mary, 
-  John  Gayer,  knt.  of  London,  and  had 


s  heir. 

accessor  to  his  brother. 

OT.  to  Carleton  Whitelocke,  esq. 


1079,  and  was  suooeeded  by  his  elder 

BT  Hbnlbt,  MP.  for  Andorer  in  1661. 
I  died  unmarried  about  1090,  leaving 
MO  in  debt,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 

bbw  Hbnlbt.  who  continuini?  the  ex- 
te  of  his  brother,  soon  run  out  and  sold 
I  OT.  a  daofhter  of  Mr.  Rail,  of  Veatly, 
and  had  (with  two  daughters)  his  sue- 

■T  Hbnlbt,  who  appears  to  hare  been 
ly  hsmble  drcnmstsncpn.  It  is  stated 
mt  with  the  qoeen's  letter  to  sea,  and 
I  fstwn  in  th«!  port  of  Ssndwich. 
wU»,  ef  Camberwell,  but  died  without 
»  ytmr  1740,  when  the   BABONrrrr  be- 


Cbbatbd 
10th  Not.  lOSl. 


Extinct 
8th  March,  1748. 


lioa  rampant  arg.  crowned  or,  a  border 
of  torteanxes. 


Thx  Hon.  Sib  Edw  abo  Hibibrt,  knt.  of  Red  Castle, 
in  the  county  of  Montgomery  (afterwards  called 
Powis  Castle),  second  son  of  William,  first  Earl  of 
Pembroke,  m.  Mary,  only  daughter  aud  heir  of  Thomas 
Stanley,  esq.  of  Stenden,  in  Hertfordshire,  master  of 
the  Mint  in  1570,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sib  William  Hbbbxbt,  K.B.  so  created  at  the  coro- 
nation of  King  Jambs  I.  who  was  elevated  to  the  peer- 
age in  10-20,  as  Baron  Powis,  of  Powis  Castle.  He  m. 
Eleanor,  dauj^hter  of  Henry  Percy,  Earl  of  North- 
umberland, and  had  (with  two  daughters)  a  son  and 
heir, 

I.  Pbbcy  Hebbbbt,  of  Red  Castle,  who,  in  the  life- 
time of  his  father,  and  before  that  gentleman  was 
raised  to  the  peerage,  was  created  a  Baronbt  10th 
Norember,  1083.  Sir  Percy  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  William  Craren,  knt.  alderman  of  London,  and 
had  issue, 

WiLUAM,  his  successor. 

Mary,  m.  to  George,  Lord  Talbot,  eldest  son  of 
John,  Earl  of  Shrewsbury. 

He  inherited  the  barony  of  Powis  on  the  decease  of 
his  fsther  in  I0S5,  and  dying  in  1000,  wss  s.  by  his 
son, 

II.  Sib  William  Hebbbbt,  third  Lord  Powis,  who 
wss  created,  in  1074,  Earl  of  Powis,  and  on  the  ac- 
cession of  King  Jambs  II.  Viscount  Montgomery  and 
Marquess  of  Powis.  His  lordship,  foUowiug  the  for- 
tunes of  his  royal  master,  withdrew  into  France  at 
the  Revolution,  and  was  subsequently  created  Mar- 
quess of  Montgomery  and  Duke  of  Powis.*  He  was 
sfterwards  outlawed  for  not  returning  within  a  limited 
time  and  Dubmitting  to  the  new  government.  He  m. 
Lady  Elisabeth  Somerset,  dsughter  of  Edwsrd,  Mar- 
quess of  Somerset,  and  dying  at  St.  Germains,  3nd 
June,  1000,  was  s.  by  his  only  son, 

III.  Sir  William  Hebbbbt,  who  was  restored  to 
the  honours  enjoyed  by  his  father  prior  te  the  Revo* 
lotion,  and  was  thus  fourth  Lord  Powis,  an:l  second 
Earl  and  .Marquess.  His  lordship  m.  Mary,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Preston,  bait,  of  Pumess, 
in  Lancashire,  snd  had  two  sons,  vis. 

WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

Edward,  m.  Henriette,  daughter  of  James,  first 
Earl  Waldegrave,  and  dying  in  I7S4,  left  by 
that  lady  (who  m.  secondly,  Mr.  Beard,  the 
comedian,)  a  posthumous  child, 

Bariara  Hebbbbt, whom. first,  Henry-Arthur 
Herbert,created  Baron  Herbert.of  Chirbury, 
in  1743. 

The  marquess  died  in  1745,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder 
son, 

IV.  Sib  William  Hebbbbt,  third  Marqoeas  of  Powis, 


Istlcr  boDour*  were  of  coarse  never  acknowledged  in  England. 
LL  197 


HER 


HER 


who  died  unmarried  8th  Mardi,  1748,  when  all  hia 
honoan,  including  the  Baron  etc  r.  became  kxtinct; 
and  hia  eatatea  derolred,  under  hia  lordship's  will, 
upon  the  husband  of  hia  nieoe,  Henry-Arthur,  Lord 
Herbert  of  Chirbury.* 

Arms — Party  per  pale  ax.  and  ga.  three  lions  ram- 
pant arg.  a  crescent  for  difference. 


HERBERT,  OF  BROMFIELD. 

Created  in  1600— Extinct  in  1880. 

Etnrage. 

Fraxcis  Hbrbirt,  esq.  of  Dolgiog,  in  Montgomery- 
shire, son  of  Matthew  Herbert,  esq.  (uncle  to  the  cele- 
brated Lord  Herbert  of  Chirbury),  by  Margaret,  sister 
of  Francis  Foxe,  of  Bromfield,  in  Sulop.had  two  sons, 
namely, 

1.  Matthew,  his  heir. 
II.  Francis,  of  Oakley  Park,  whose  son, 

Richard,  of  Oakley  Park,  a  mag^trate  and 
deputy-lieutenant  for  Salop,  married   Flo- 
rentia,  daughter  of  Richard,  second  Lord 
Herbert  of  Chirbury,  and  had 
Francis,  whose  son, 

Hbnry-Arthir  Herbert,  esq.  was 
created  Baron  Herbert  of  Chirbury, 
21st  December,  1743,  and  in  tliree 
years  after  advanced  to  the  Earl- 
dom OP  Powis,huTing espoused  Bar- 
bara, niece  of  William  Herbert,  last 
Marquess  of  Powis.  His  lordship's 
son  and  successor,  the  second  Earl 
of  Puwis,  dying  s.  p.  in  1801,  the 
honours  became  rxtkmct^  while  the 
estates  passed  to  his  sister,  Lady 

HfcNRlKTTA-ANTONlA   HERBERT,  wifp 

of  Kdward,  I/Ord  Clirn. 
(leorKe,  who  m.  in  UVQ'A,  Martha,  dauRbter 
of  Juhn  Newton,  of  Heiithtlfv,  and  re- 
lict of  Richard  Owen,  and  hud  a  sun. 
Franc  Is,  M.P.  for   MnntpouK'ry,  who 
M.    Mary,    dauchter    of    Rowland 
Bau;:h,    fdq.    by    Mary,    Ium    wife, 
datiglitrr    and    co  heir    of   Thomait, 
I<ord     Folliutt.     and     had     (leurgo, 
Henry,  and  Marv.  who  m.  (..uptain 
Fn'dfrick  (-ornewall.uf  Uiddlebury. 
and  was  mother  of  thi*  late  Bishop 
of  Worcfutpr. 

The  elder  son  of  Francis  Herbert  of  Dolgiog, 

1.  Matthew  Hlkbebt,  esq.  of  Bromfield.  in  Shrop- 
shiri',  high  sheriff  thereof  in  I(IM,  was  I'rrated  a  Ba- 
ROM.T  in  HiHO.  He  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Lucy,  of  Cbarlr^ote.  in  Warwickshire,  but  d,  s.  p.  in 
18(D,  when  the  Baron CTcr  became  bxti.nct. 

Arm*-  As  Hckskbi  ok  Rkd  Ct.sTLR. 


HERBERT,  OF  TINTERNE. 

CREtTku  ,1rd  July,  1C80.— Kitinct 

Irinragr. 

I.  Tno«a»  H>.rhi:ri,  «iq.  of  Tin te rue.  in  the  wunty 
of  Monmouth,  created  w  BiRONAT  at  the  Hmturatiun, 
m.  fint,  Lucy,  daughter  of  Sir  Walter  Alexauder,  Lnt . . 


and  secondly,  ElisRbeth,  daoghitir  cf  Sir  O 
ler,  knt.  and  relict  of  Henry  P<MHR*i, « 
shire.  Sir  Thomaa  was  t.  at  Ua  AnriM  ly 
II.  Sir  Hbnrt  HsiiBfln'.  wl»»fls«d  hiai 
Yorkshire,  and  married  Anme,imMi^ktuot 
Harrison,  knt.  of  AHcrthorpe,  in  that  a 
Henry  appears  to  have  died  withoat  iam 
Baronetcy  is  supposed  to  hmTe  B&riBBD  m 

ilriR-f— As  Herbert  or  RcD  Castlb. 


HERON,  OF  CHIPCHAS 


Creatld 
20th  Not.  lOOS. 


ftineagf. 

This  family,  anciently  written  HAiirs 
and  Heiri  K,  was  long  of  eminence  in  the 
Northumberland.  One  of  its  members,  W 
ron,  who  had  license  to  castellate  bis  hoai 
was  summoned  to  parliament  as  a  Varoe  i 
of  Kdw%rd  III.  and  another.  Sir  Richard  H 
ttimilarly  diumified  by  Richard  11.  fS« 
Extinct  Ptrragf.) 

Sir  John  Hairin,  one  of  the  aoUicfs« 
QUEROR,  pOBsensed  Ford,  with  a  Tery  gasd  4 
acquired  Chipchase  by  marriage  with  tti 
and  heir  of  its  Saxon  lord.  Sir  Wilbam  CI 
C'hii>ches  Cantle.  From  Sir  Juhn  we  pass  « 
dcHcendanti 

I.  Ci'TMslrt  Hrrdk,  «*m{.  of  Cbipchasf 
the  couiit>    of  NorthuniberlunJ.   who  wa* 
K%ilii\».T  by  Ai/i/i:  i'H(Ri.F.»  II.  loth  \tnra 
Sir  (.'utlilxTt  M.  ti^^t,  hliz  ibfth.  thiril  «Ua|t 
Richard   <>raliaiu,   hart,  of   Neth>-rby.  snii 
five  diiughttr'*,  time  miu*.  nanirl>, 

I.  CiTiiHi-Kr,  hio  heir,  wlio  «.  V.liit^ 

ter  of  Sir  John    Mallnry.  kot.  cf  > 
the  county  of  >  ork.  and  d>iB2  lo  d 
of  hip>  father,  left  an  onl\  child,  bis 
KiizisETH   HkRo^,   liviog   in  >« 
Ralph  JeniiiiMin,  rsq.  of  Wilwvi 
II.  John,  successor  to  the  bamnetri. 
III.  CHtRM:»,  heir  to  his  bnrther. 
Sir  Cuthbert  m.  s«i'nndly,  Mim  Thumpsna. 
of  George  llinmson,  esq.  of  ^'orkahirr.  sb 
lady  had  another  son, 

IT.  C(  THRi-BT,  whom.rathrrine,daaflM 
ard  Myddletim,  esq.  of  Offpfifln.  ■ 
and  d>ing  in  17 A.  left  a  soa, 
Thum  as,  who  succeeded  as  ftfth  b 

I.  Dorothy. 

II.  Mary. 

III.  Henrietta. 

IV.  Klixabeth.  m.  to  —  Penwick.  cb|.  if ' 

berland. 
V.  Catherine,  m.  to  Mr.  SmiA,  if  SioAi 

He  wa4  .<.  at  his  decease,  in  iaH«  by  hit  c 
vising  «on. 

II.  Slit  JuH.^   Hbro^,  who  a.  kmm*^ 


Refer  lo  R«  %%.k'>  Ij-tinet  and  Uarmant  Petragf" 


HER 


HEW 


Ni,  «tq.  of  ]li«MptOB>  In  HoBtiiigdoiisliire, 
I  o«ly  isnghttr  and  hdr, 

STTA  HiBOW,aK.to  Mr.  Huxley,  of  London. 

who  nrHTod  him,  died  Wtk  October,  1713, 
iriedintlieAbbeyChnrebof  Bath.  He  was 
toeaee,  ahoot  the  year  1693,  by  hia  brother, 
Cbarlm  Hsaoji.who  m.  Catherine,  daugh- 
VilHain  Ponltney,  knt.<tf  St.  James's  Street, 
,  and  had  one  son,  Harry,  and  three  daugh- 
MB  two  died  yonng ,  and  the  third,  Cathe- 
r.  Paaton,  of  Banff,  in  Scotland.  He  was 
eoease  by  his  son, 

UsuT  HnoN,*  an  oAoer  in  Uie  Guards, 
danbeth  Corentry,  bnt  dying  without  imne 
•s  1.  by  (the  only  surriTing  son  of  Cuthbert 
|.  his  unde  by  the  half-blood),  his  cousin, 
raoMAS  HsBOif,  who  inherited  the  esUtes 
led  the  surname  of  his  maternal  uncle, 
[yddleton,  esq.  of  Offerton.  He  m.  first, 
daughter  of  Ralph  Pinlay,  esq.  of  Carrick- 
id  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Alex- 
ithnot,  esq.  of  Portree,  in  Scotland.  By  the 
lo  died  in  17S3,  he  had  an  only  daughter, 

who  sold  the  estate  of  Crinkle  Park  to 
eowsin,  Robert  Wharton   Myddleton,  esq. 
■i.  Captain  Baron,  of  Alnwick,  and  had 
danghters,  ria. 
isabedi  Baron,  who  died  in  1790,  aged  six- 


kRT  BAROfi,si.  to  George  Lynn, esq.  of  South- 
wiA  House,  in  the  county  of  Northampton. 

a  dying  thus  without  male  issue,  S7th  May, 
Bstate  of  Bowlby,  ice,  passed  to  his  ooujtin, 
MTton,  esq.t  of  Old  Park,  in  the  county  of 
who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
M.  At  the  decease  of  Sir  Thomas  the 
r  is  said  to  hare  become  bxtinct,  bat  has 
sod  by  Cuthbert  Heron,  esq.  of  Newcastle- 


three  herons  arg. 


ERVEY,  OF  KIDBROOKK. 


EXTI?ICT 

in  1012. 


Itnragr. 

-■oLi«  llsRTBV.  of  the   privy  chamber  to 
IT  \  111.  and  ambauMdor  from  th..t  roonarrh 


to  the  emperor's  court  at  Ghent,  left  by  his  second 
wife,  Bridget,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Wiltshire, 
of  Stone  Castle,  in  Kent,  and  widow  of  Sir  Richard 
Wingfield,  two  sons,  the  elder  of  whom, 

HiifRY  Hbrtby,  esq.  was  fither  of 

I.  Sir  William  Hbrvbt,  of  Ridbrooke,  in  Kent, 
who  acquired  high  military  reputation  in  the  reigns 
of  Blizabbtb,  Jambs  I.  and  Charlbs  I.  He  first 
signalised  himself  against  the  Armada,  baring  boarded 
one  of  the  galleons,  and  killed  the  captain,  Hugh 
Mon$ade,  with  his  own  hand;  he  was  afterwards 
knighted  and  employed  in  Ireland,  where  continuing 
his  eminent  career,  he  was  created  a  Baron rr  31st 
May,  1019,  and  the  next  year  raised  to  the  peerage  of 
that  kingdom,  as  Baron  Herrey  of  Ross,  in  the 
county  of  Wexford.  He  was  subsequently  made  a 
peer  of  England,  in  the  dignity  of  Baron  Herrey,  of 
Kidbrooke.  He  m:  first,  Mary,  relict  of  Henry,  Earl 
of  Southampton,  and  daughter  of  Anthony,  Viscount 
Montacute,  and  secondly,  Cordelia,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Brian  Anslow.  esq.  of  Lewisham,  in  Kent.  He 
had  three  sons,  William,  killed  in  Germany,  John, 
died  in  Ireland,  and  Henry,  who  died  young,  beside 
an  only  daughter  and  erentual  heir, 

Eliza BBTH  Hbrvby,  who  m.  John  Herrey,  esq.  of 
Ickworth,  and  d.  $.  p.     Mr.  Herrey's  estates 
derolred  upon  his  brother.  Sir  Thomas  Herrey, 
knt.  whose  eldest  son, 
John  Herrey,  became  Earl  of  Bristol. 

His  lordship  outliving  his  sons,  died  in  104S,  when 
all  his   honours,  including  the  Baron btct,  became 

BXTINCT. 

ilrsM— Gules,  on  a  bend  arg.  three  trefoils  slipped 
rert. 


HEWET,  OF  HEADLY  HALL. 


Crratbi) 
nth  Oct.  lOttl. 


Extinct 
7th  June,  18*22. 


Utneagr. 

Robbrt  Hkwrr,  esq.  a  gentleman  of  ancient  ex- 
traction,; poflKessed  a  considerable  estate  at  K ilia- 
march,  in  Derbyshire,  temp.  Hbnky  V1II.$  and  had 
two  sons,  Robert,  who  d.  s.  p.  and  his  successor, 

William  HkWkT,  esq.  who  d.  in  1509,  aged  serenty- 
seren,  snd  was  buried  in  St.  Paul's  Cathedral,  Lon- 
don :  he  left  four  sons,  John,  his  heir,  Solomon, 
ThomaR,  and  William;  from  the  three  last  sprung 
the   families   of    Hewet,  of    Pishobury,    Herts,   the 


Ibr  year  1737  Sir  H«iTy  Hrron  l»  ftated  to 
sgr«l  Cbipcbafe  CA«lle  and  mtatr  to  Archibald 
rlliaBbsm,  whi**r  iinl>  *oii,  John,  left  the  pn>- 
I  daofbtrr,  «tto  m.  Chri<itopher  .SonUby,  c^q. 
he  Hirasme  of  R(«r(l. 

larloa  ws«  ima  of  Tbomai  Wharton,  e«q.  M.D. 
fc,  Ibr  frirad  an<t  riirre«poodeBt  uf  (iniv  the 
randton  of  Hubert  W'lartnn,  em.  vf  Old  Park, 
Am  wife,  daagbier  of  Richard  Myddleton,  e»q. 
,  sad  aiatrr  td  Csiharine,  the  ni<»ther  of  Sir 
hart.  (9ft  BuBBB't  Cammcnert,  vol.  i. 


:  There  was  a  Sir  WtLxra  Hewbt,  who  mads  a 
diMingtiDthed  flKiire  in  Euwaru  lll.'i  wan  in  Prance. 

>  Of  the  »iiie  family  wa»  Sir  William  Hbwbt,  lord 
mayor  (»f  London,  lAStt,  hut  whether  brother  to  this 
Robert  is  not  certain  ;  of  him  we  find  the  following  cir- 
cumiitanrp  related  in  Stom  'b  Survey  of  London : 

"  Sir  William  Hcwrt,  ciothworker,  mayor,  IMS,  aon 
of  Edmund  Hrwrt.  He  d.  0th  Pebin4ry.  IMW.  His  wife 
was  the  d«a:(hter  of  Leveson,  of  Kent.  This  mayor  was 
a  merchsnt  pussest  ol  s  great  estate  ralaed  at  £0000  per 
annum,  and  was  Mid  to  have  had  three  sons,  and  one 
daujghter;  to  which  daughter  this  miscbsnce  happened 
(the  father  then  livlnc  o|N>n  London  bridge).    The  msid 

350 


H  K  W 


HEW 


Hewets,  of  Shire  Oakec.  Nott»,  and  the  Heweti,  of 
StrvttOD,  in  Leicetterehire.    The  eldest  con, 

John  Hiwkt,  esq.  surrive.!  hia  father  bat  three 
Tear*,  dyintr  in  1002.  He  m.  Eliiabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  Robert  Hampcon,  knt.  aldennan  of  London,  by 
whom  (vho  ■•.  secondly.  Sir  Gilbert  Wakering,  and 
thirdly.  Sir  Robert  BeTile,  K.  B.>  he  had 

JoHx,  his  heir. 

Cadierini*.  m.  in  1817,  to  George  Byng,  esq.  of 
Wrotham. 

He  vas  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  JuHK  Hewet.  esq.  of  Headly  Hall,  in  the  oonnty 
uf  York,  who  was  rreated  a  Biaoxrr  by  King  J  axes 
I.  nth  October,  1621.  Sir  John  ■•.  Catherine,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Robert  Bevile,  K.  B.  of  Chesterton,  in 
Huntingdonshire,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother.  Sir 
Robert  Berile,  jun.  K.  B.  who  4.  in  16M,  and  by  that 
lady  had  issue, 

I.  JoHx,  his  saccesaor. 
II.  Robert. 

I.  Elizabeth. 

II.  Catherine,  m.  to  Robert  Cheek,  esq.  of  Purge, 
in  Kssex. 

III.  Frances. 

IV.  Anne. 

V.  Grace,   m.  to   Sir  Thomas  BrograTe,  bart.  of 
Hamrls,  Herts. 

Sir  John  d.  in  1667,  aced  fifty-nine,  after  he  had 
seated  his  family  at  Waresby,  in  Huntingdonshire: 
and  by  his  service*  and  sufferings  in  the  troublesome 
times  acquired  high  reputation  for  loyalty.  He  was 
s,  by  his  elder  sou. 

II.  Sir  JuH!s  Hewkt,  who  m.  Frances,  daughter  of 
Sir  Toby  Tyrrell,  bart.  of  Ihomton,  Bucks,  by  whom 
(who  surTived  him.  and  m.  secondly.  Philip  Cotton, 
esq.  of  Cnnincton,  in  Cambridgeshire;  he  had  a  nume- 
Tvus  fiimily,  viz. 

I.  JuHN,  liis  tiiii-ves<or. 

II.  TyrriU,  rei'tur  of  Scotter,  in  Lincolnshire,  m. 

b\it  (/.  .«.  ;i. 

III.  Hobfit.  (i.  iiiini. 

IV.  1  li(iiu:t>.  i/.  \ouii.;. 
V.   Beiijiiiiiin.  d-  uniu. 

>i.   ('li>irlf«. 
>ii.  \N  iUi-iiii,  i>i'  Sr.  NtMtM,  w1i<>  Iflt  thrve  flon!», 

1.  ^^  II I  i\M,  who  .*.  .14  I'ourth  bjmnet. 

2.  'Iykkiii..    who    •iiiri'Vfdt'il    \xi*    nephfm-, 

iiiiil  btvamtf  ^i\th  b.iruiit*t. 

3.  TtiotiiiH. 

>iii.  J;iiiit'!«,  lieutenant  of  the  CarlMe  man  of-war. 
Mown  up  at  ^eii. 
i\.  Thum:i!«.    M.D.  m.    Mrs.  I*iiikney,   and   left   a 
lOii  ami  d.iiiphter. 

riioiiia.i.  i}(  CUre  Hall,  in  huly  ordvnt. 

V II  lit'. 
\.    Ii»!i\. 
\i.  Kfiuiiiiin. 

I.   Kl■^tl*^.  ffi.  to  riy«jie4  Blount.  r.Mj.  Nt*>enth  miu 


of  Sir  Heary  BloBst.  kaft.  aff  1 

Herts. 

II*  Pranoea,  ■■.  to  Henry  ScMfa. «%. 

Huntinfdniiahirt.  bat  had  aa  !■■ 

III.  Theodora. 

IT.  Edith,  M.  to  WmiaM   I>ava,  co^ 

Northanptoaahiiv. 
T.  Catherine. 
VI.  Arabella. 

vii.  Elizabeth,  ■■.  to  —  Braka*  aif.  • 
Suffolk,  M.P.  for  Ipovick. 

Sir  John  d.  30th  September,  laM,  aad  i 
eldest  son, 

III.  Siu  JoR?i  HBwrr.abcrifTof  theeen: 
bridge  and  Huntingdon  S  Jaues  II.  aa. 
daughter  of  Francis  StiAca.  esq.*  of  Tid 
and  had  two  son*,  who  both  died  iaaaci 
daughters,  of  which  Anne,  the  elder,  ai. 
esq.  of  Bourn,  in  Cambridgeshire,  aad 
Hewet  Hagar.  Sir  John  wedded,  aecoai 
eltlest  daughter  of  Sir  John  Osborne,  hi 
sands,  in  the  county  of  B«'dfiird.  bat  had 
that  lady.  Dying  thus  without  male  ian 
etcy  devolved  upon  his  nephew, 

IV.  Sir  William  Hiwrr.  captain  R.N. 
Elis:ibeth,  dauchter  of  Mr.  Ltrvmon,  wH 
had  three  sons,  Williau,  his  heir.  Lei 
Herbert,  with  a  daughter,  Eliaabeth.    Hi 
and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  soa, 

V.  Sia  WiLiiAU  Hew  IT,  captain  K.S. 
Pondicherry  in  the  Due  d'Aquitaiae.ofvi 
was  in  command.  1st  January,  1761 :  wab  : 
prrished  his  brother  Levemorr.  aad  H<f1 
died  some  years  before,  the  baroactcy  ice 
uncle, 

VI.  Siu  Ttbekl  HBwrT.wboBarrMlfii 
daughter  of  Mr.  Robert  (ieddiag.  9i  the  J 
and  had  two  sons.  BvNo  and  Tboba^  1 
February.  i;7A,  and  mas  s.  by  the  elder. 

\ii.  Sir  Bi.Nt:   HE%%r.i,  who  wmi  to  la 
Company's  nerticv  iu  the  year  178^  sad 
tlivre  .tY>out  tho  \var  1770.     He  wa*  *■  d«u 
lii!i  brtittit-r. 

\iii.  >irTH')MiH  Hlwiif.  who  m.  Van. 
•  f  Mr.  Teb^iitt.  '-i  >iij>>iir>.  m  tbv  a«an 

.iiu}>ti'il.  )i  it  i/.  t.  ;•.  7t!i  Juni'.  l>Ti.  •tirB  (I 
111  ^    Irr.iliu"  f.\ll\.  I. 

.4r«i%--<;i'lf».  H  iUf«nin  eui: railed  irt* 
owls  iloi**-  rtf;*. 


HKWKTT,  OF  IM>HOBrR 

CKr«TE[t  IMh  July,  ItlW.-  E^TI!*'''  S^  ^ 

linragr. 

SiaWiLiuu  llp\»  rrr.  knt.  whn  di'd  lat 
of  .^1.  Martin  in  the  Field*.  Londbn.  la  I<3 
irfbtrth.  diughter  of  Richard  Uuraua.  f^ 


|tl.i\iii^  With  hvr.  tiiii  III'  iwiiii1ti\t  o\«r  iht-  rixtr  Thaiin*. 
h\  i-:i.iiit°«-  ilii'iii  lii-i  11).  jlnii->t  N\i-ii(l  t-\(K«.':aii-u  ■! 
ht  III:;  <.i\i  il.  A  \<-'ili^  ^>  iilli-iiijli,  li.iiiiiti  t^vtoiilir,  tht  ii 
4p|>|i'll'.i<  I*     !••    .S||    Willi  nil,    lllr     l.l!li«.l     'Whlt'h     (l<h<il|i 

%i .1*  oiii-  i-i  ilif  dii« « •Il  It •  I  ihi-  P'ikt-  I  I  Lt-til*  in  4  ilii •  I : 
liui-  .It  ::ii.'>  \  mI  inii:>->i«  .ut'iitfiii,  ii-iiiit-«tuii  l\  l«.-.i|i<l  in 
r.i-i^t  ilk .  4ii-l  *.i\iit  III!  t-t--il-l  lii  iiii  iii«ii\  ft'wtiiiti  litli- 
V(  r^iiri ,  iii'l  III  .•  iii'>;-i(-.  ti.  I  i.ii|ii  I  .irfi\«.|ii|«  ht  •(••\ttti 
bt'i  III  ii).iiiii.i'  III  itii  «fit  Ml  0<r><>irii-,  wiih  4  \i-r\ 
giv-it  -I  >«»l  \  .  Mill  i«  i-l  lli>-  I  ill- «  •:jli-  i>l  S;i  rti<-l!ii*  Kill 
«hiw.iu  iL«  (<iii*h.>i  till  km.  Ill  K-mx.  W4»  4  luit :  .i« 
Ihr  l«l«  I>uL*-  ut  l.*t;4l<.  i.iiiiM  ll.  It  I'l  thr  H*\.  Ml.  Ji>hn 
He«i>t.  lii'iii  «»hi-ui   1  \\A\t  t.  i«   rrljtinn  ;  aud  |i>^i(hvr 


with  th4i  «*i4tr  in  K«»rx.  M^rral  hNt  la 
(>4i  loht  <  el  ILtirht  I.  4tiii  U  jUi*  t.T  W«lr*.  a 

l)>>u  HI  l(>i  p>i*»f»rli<u  K>f  Ihr  Ml  1  iiuM  a^ 
.il>i>.  It, .It  M\iij|  ^ktmiu*  i-i  qoilii>  ciaiii^ 
>■  'I  II J  iji(>  :  4iii1  panic  III  III  J  ikr  K''!  **  ^ 
Hii:  Sn  \\  ill  14111  wji  pk4*«^t*iii  *ji.  tbtiitfv' 
.iii't  (l<t>tiiii   .h'.uSil  rii|ii\  h«r.     Tht  liv  Dsi' 

■tll'l    ll-l-    (•!••,  Ill    l4illlt>.    (>lfWr\«   Ifer    pl.!B-*«4 

liiiii.  Ill  iii«  h4btt  i.i  li.nl  m4ki<r,  •!  ki*'** 
Vi>ilk«hirf.  Ill  ihi«  i1i\.  \4liiin(  ii  il  l*lia" 

•  .'iiii  ■■!  Cliii»liiphrr  Sii<kcft.  r»q  i^  fi*** 
Hiir  w  I*  %ifitr  to  ihe  Lord  CksareUsr  Hj* 
Clsieudoa. 


.    Tba  I       HtLTB  Hit 


rd  AierjB(iteartli*C«iiiB<iaPlcu.uid 
dtW  tlM  ■■]>,  ion,  bad  ■  diucfater, 
,  B.  ta«  AyrO,  IMt,  (a  Sir  WiUiiu  B«- 
■,  af  Hottnek  HaU,  SaBUIk. 
B.  MBiadtj,  atnt  lU*.  Hananl.  sldMt 
Sir  WUIU_  LtRod,  kiL  gf  Kukmrtb, 
Thoaai  HUktalM,  ca«.  k;  wIwb.  who 
.hikadtaM, 


1.  ta  Sir  Gkailaa  Cnfti  Reads,  kot.  i 
tU,  ■■  SBflblk. 

ta  Cbailaa  SuplM,  «4-  of  Wenmlnitai 
4.  «fa  lacBM,  IMl.  a(ad  iftT-aaraD,  an 


if  FUbolnrT.  who  v 


aaHd  la  hia  ttmUt,  Lad)  EUada,  who  aalr 
PHMaa,  aa^p  af  HamcLi,  fn™  wba* 
,  Bart  i<  Nardvkkg,  ii  wu  purcfauad  ii 
■laad  Alatvi.aq,  of  Marsld  Houat.  Bad 


PiTia  HaiKin,  aaq.  Httlad  apoD  U*  Mn  Pater. 
IniheW  Hmat  VIII.  Onarp^a,  la  Kant.  «aa  par- 
AmmiLi  bj  Peter  Hayuaii,  aaq,  (rea  Thsmaa  Weob- 
■rail,  UKf,  of  NonUleel. 

Soraerfteld  aaule,  in  (he  pariah  of  StUlnit.  is  Xant, 
brlangvd  U)  Willlain  Tilda,  eaq^  wbo  died  IcaTinf  one 
daDlbur,  Bliuirh  Tildi,  bia  heir,  «ha  bacuH  tba 
wileol 

Pnia  HiTviH,  «q.  abont  tbe  middle  of  HiHiT 
Vlll.  inr.    Bt  ibia  ladT  be  had  lame, 
RtLrB.hlabeiT. 
William,  ID.  ElUabatb.  dancfater  of  Sir  Refiuld 

Mary,  ■>.  to  Paol  Jobiuon,  aiq.  of  Pardvkb. 

Margaret,  ■■■  Arat,  ta  John  Pojnet,  ea^-  and  ae- 

■Budly,  to  JaLm  Hill. 
Hildrad.  *i.  ta  rbuin«  Corbet,  at  London. 
Anne.  •>■  Is  Robert  Cntta,  of  London. 
Emeline,  d.  unm. 
He  ■■.  aecoadly.  Mary,  daoghtar  af  WiUiam  Tinmn, 
aaq.  of  Beeches,  in  Khax,  and  by  bar  left  an  amlj 
daofbter, 

Jane, hair  to  her  motbar.  ■>.  John  HanTWoad,  aaf. 
of  mmaled,  in  Kanl,  and  bad  an  onlj  dao^ter. 
Catherine  Honjvood,  wbo  at.  Sir  lUward 
Scot.  bnl.  of  Siiotia  Hall,  in  that  oonntjr. 


B  Euwia 


UDaar^,  of  ClarertT,  in  Kent.    He  J.  in  Aafatt, 
IMO,  and  waa  i.  by  fail  rideal  aon, 

RiLTH  MtTJitN,  esq.  of  Somgiileld.HTlBf  in  iurr, 
m.  AuM,  daoffater  of  William  NaustoB,  aaq.  of  Snf- 


William,  who  gare  a  perpetual  exhibition  for  tbi 
educalion  of  yoiithi  ai  iha  Klog'i  School  at  Can 
tetbary,  and  at  Trinity  CoUegr.  Cimbridfe. 


i'M.\N',  OF  SOMKRPIKLD. 


.■■.(o  WiUiam  Haled,  eai).  of  Hepington. 

'""""'  "  a..  Ro- 

■  .  Sir  Peter 
in  Ml  J,  and 

irah.dan^- 


're>,  kill,  of  Lyd.  in  Kent,    lie  i.  ii 
•.  by  bit  eldeal  aon. 


■t,  at  Land 

It  Selliuf,  in  Kent,  Mlh 

sokf.  eai|.  u(  Uonkuor. 


ipienow  for  Ibrlr  nu-nti' 


II  EY 


HIC 


three  totu  and  three  daaghten.  On  Peter,  his  Mcond 
!Miu,  he  settled  Harcnge,  in  Kent.  Sir  Peter  repre- 
Hented  the  bonmgh  of  Hythe  in  sereral  parliaments, 
iliirinR  the  reigns  of  Jhnmt  I.  and  Chablis  I.  His 
tfldest  Hon  and  heir, 

I.  HiMBY  HaTMAN.esq.  of  Somerfield,  in  Kent,  was 
created  a  BAaoNir  by  King  Charles  I.  Itth  Aninut. 
IMl.  Sir  Henry  m.  Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Daniel  HoUbrd,  esq.  of  Westumck,  in  Essex,  and 
hjd  issue, 

PiTBK,  hii  successor,  b.  in  Blackfriars,  London, 

10th  July,  KU3. 
Henry,  b.  at  Selling,  tith  May,  1(M0,  1    . 
Robert,  b.  at  Selling,  0th  July,  1M7,   )"'  """• 

Mary,  6.  in  Blackfriars,  «Hth  April,  1M3,  m.  to 
Sir  Rirbard  Sandys,  of  Northbome,  in  Kent, 
(who  was  killed  by  his  own  fowling-piece  in 
going  orer  a  hedge)  and  had  a  son, 

Richard  Sandts,  esq-  who  was  created  a  Ba- 
KONfcT  in  1084,  but  d.  without  male  issue  in 
1730. 

Anne,  b.  in  Blackfriars,  lOth  May,  1044,  d.  man. 

He  d.  at  Somerfield  in  1058,  and  was  *.  by  hiH  eldfst 
snn, 

II.  Sir  Pktbr  H  by  man,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of 
Mr.  Rich,  of  Glaphau,  and  had  two  surriring  sons, 
Yin. 

RirthoijOHEW,  his  heir. 

Petrr,  in  holy  orden.  rector  of  Headcom.in  Kent, 
and  one  of  the  ten  vicars  of  the  diocem*  of  Can- 
terbury, SI.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Mr.  Thcmias 
Tildon  of  that  city,  a  civilian,  by  whom  he  had 
several  children.    The  eldest  son  and  heir. 
Henr>,  of  Stroud,  si.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
Hatch  I  nderwooJ,  and  left  a  daughter  and 
an  only  son, 
HrNRY-Pix,  in  holy  orders,  who  4.  as  fifth 
baronet. 

A  d. I  lighter,  m.  to  —   Baker,  of  Hawk> 

hUHit. 

Sir  Potor  rf.  .it  l".iMtiTSury.  'ith  Orioltr.  WI3.  lAri'i 
V  .14  hiini'il  III  !)••'  !*'•'*''  '-'  "*'''>  "'  -*^*-  Ali-h.tj",  in 
t'\At  i»i\.  ^Iiirv  III*  *»  itr  ».i«  jI-*-^  iiiTtrrnl.  Hv  «  a» 
.»    b\  111*  i-IiNt  *i-ii. 

III.  >!K  IUki '•■•!. iKi  \\  Hiivw.  Thi«  74'ntl'ii.  til 
li  III  lii«  ^i^Iil  iniV'>r<°'>  Ki  hi«  %<'.'!li  b>  -III  a'Tiili  :it 
uith  i:un)'«-««'<'r.  vhiih  n  li.lir.  .*.  l:irn  ui.f.t  for  t!:- 
.«nii\.  fi>  wliit'li  It  v-i*  lutiu  •  l  :•■  briiij;  hixii  up.  .tnii 
fill-  uiiiiU  hjxiii.:  mrtrrvvl  in  ihfir  'oriuiir  ii".  a  pr*-,: 
I  \i«  lit  111  lh«-  trk>uMt*».^nir  time:*  vf  IHtair.s  1.  aIjJ 
(°iikNii«  II.  hr  « a*  iii.iilt'  vne  of  tht-  )v"ir  Lni^rhtj* 
I't  \\  iiitUi'T  ^iMiii"  \rar«  N'torc  lii'«  I'ecr-****.  H^f  w. 
riifabrth.  tUushtiT  of    Ih.'iua*  Nfl--n.  ».t  Saiiduich, 


in  Kent.  oMrdunt,  aad  dylaf  Wk  !■■•,  I 
by  his  only  chUd, 

lY.  Sir  Piter  HRraaii,  w%mwwm  taiih* 
0.  at  the  age  of  sreatsea, 
sole  heiress  of  —  Kcmpc,  CRf .  of 
three  children,  who  ■■  well  ■•  him  wiii  | 
him.  He  d.  at  the  age  of  orrcBtj.  !■  J«ly.  I 
the  Baronetcy  derolrcd 
Peter,  second  son  of  the 

Y.  Sir  Hkxry-Piz  Hbtkam,  in  holy  on 
in  1707  of  Pmsingfteld,  Soflblk,  M^s.  p.M 
her,  1008,  when  the  Babokbtcy 


Arm* — Arfent,  on  a  chi 
cioquelbtls  or,  between  three 


HICKMAN,  OF  GAINSBOROI 


CRBftTBD 

lOth  N'OY.  IM3. 


ftltMfC. 


The  firvt  uf  this  family  apoa  rerord  is 

RuBiRY  KiTB  Hic-R«A^.  lori  of  the 
bam  and  \l  ickham,  in  the  coenty  of  Oitad. 
Rv  111.  I37:e.  He  had  two  sobs,  Jobr  aai  ^ 
JoHK,  the  elder  was  kniehted.  and  Boeadta 
cuatnm  of  those  times,  was  sarBumed  dc  IWI 
' Sir  John-  nrrved  in  parliamml  for  OafHiih 
an.l  nth  of  EuwiRu  II.  bat  dying  sillisiis 
brother, 

W  ii.LUV  Hi<  avm.  inheritrd  the  fSMt: 
W  illi.iiii  14  Till  :iti<>nril  in  ile>-iU  dated  :!  V.sw 
'fHHf  I  rjr.  ^iiA  «&.«  fatlii-r  of  Sis  K'kii  is 
Nith  «urit  .TDf  I  i!<r  KIii\lidni.  Sir  Knfrr  «w 
•'iMiiiiMtiii^r  111  thr  Krvni'h  wan  or  F.rvkSl 
■li«-tl  Wit  in '.It  i<*ur.  «-h'-ii  the  rstate*  ir^d^t 
thr  \i-»iri;f  r  *■■:!. 

JmiN   Hi.  ^v%^.  li>iii^  m  I.V7,  frvoi  «k«ai 
ti-  hi*  Iinr  tl  il««»rf  niiaut, 

U  ( I T I R  M  i>  ».« t  ^ .  r«q.  of  W'oodferd.  i«  b* 
Ti...!.-  hi*  will  -iVtb  (K-tobrr.  IMO.  and  «m  «> 

.\\VMii^i   III- Knv^.  rsq.  of  Weodfnfd.vftsa 
•'.  tii.:h:>  r  ui'  .'^ir  W  illiam  Lork.  knL*  sad  •ski' 


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••  •  ^iiii*iittr  Kiiu  uf  llacUaii 

-■i  il  iT  ny  Ml  hiiikirk.lki*WlBual^ 

'  •  k   II  •tfWii :  iiiff  mbich  sif  H«an^ 

•    •*>;•:   -II   ■>'!.  I«iiil  I'l    inhrtilaatv.  Msdr  f ' 

.M *  |ii  I » %  ( hamber . list  hv  •^  ' 

.    :  M  I.'  >  ^  Liiii. 

W3 


HIC 


HIT 


••  dsMfktcr  ef  Sir  TboMM  Cook,  knt. 
ytkiolodylMlwdiMae, 

btolMir. 

•LJ>.  M.  Abim  Wollop,  and  had  one 
two  dMifhtcn.  BUaboth.  the  elder 
lanry  Pionee ;  Anne,  the  yoanger,  be- 
I  wUii  of  Richard  Dnkeeon,  D.D. 
inm  whon  the  Earls  of  Plymouth, 
tec's  ^ssrsf «  mmd  Bmr9neimge.) 
LL.D.  4.  mam.  IJCh  December,  1597. 


to  RoWrt  PhoUps.  eoq. 

ndhilr, 

HicKHAN,  of  Gainsborough  in  the 
tn»  reoiired  the  honour  of  knig hdiood 
IS  I.  at  BelToir  Castle,  He  m.  first, 
of  Sir  Christopher  Draper,  but  by  her 
lo  at.  secondly.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
lo  William  Willoughby,  eldest  son  of 
ftarsn  Willoughby  of  Parham,  and  hod 
•  daughters,  of  whom  Prances  m.  Sir 
f ,  bait,  of  Skiers,  in  the  county  of 
r  son  and  heir, 

Y  HicKXAN,  esq.  of  Gainsborough,  in 
incoln,  was,  in  consideration  of  his 
CviaLis  I.  created  a  Baronit  10th 
Sir  Willooghby  m.  Bridget,  eldest 
John  Thomhagh,  knt.  of  Penton,  in 
••  and  dying  in  1<M0,  was  «.  by  his 

n  HtCKMAM,  wboM.  Elisabeth, daugh- 
lohn  Nerile,  esq.  of  Mattersey,  in  the 
gitam,  and  had  issue, 

o  died  at  the  age  of  twenty-three,  be- 
ther,  vam. 

o  hclbrs  his  father,  unm. 
r,  successor  to  the  baronetcy, 
u of  Christchurcb.  Oxford,  IMS.    This 
joined  with   Bishop   Atterbory,  in 
translatiosi  of  Dryden's  Absalom  and 
»l. 

John  Rayner.esq.  of  Drayton,  Notts. 
to  Robert  Williamson,  esq.  of   the 

and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
»roHBT  llicaMAN.If.P.  for  the  county 
ri3.  who  SI.  Anne,  only  daughter  of 
lerson,  bart.  of  Ey worth,  and  dying 
W,  was  s.  by  bis  eldest  snnriring  son, 
HicauAH.    This  gentleman  si.  Fran- 
Edward  Hall.  esq.  and  by  her  (who 
Prancis  Whichcote.  bart.;  left  at  bin 
sr.  17 Jl.  an  only  surriTing  son, 
Uaoaot  HicKMAK.  who  m.   Frances- 
tor  of  Christopher  Tower,  esq.  of  the 
I,  and  died  without  male    issue   in 
m  the  BaaoNBTCY  became  kxyinct. 

i«r  pale  indented,  argent  and  asure. 


HICKS,  OF  CAMPDEN. 


CaKATKD 

1st  July,  leM. 


Extinct 
1019. 


The  founder  of  this  family  was, 
RoBBUT  Hicxs.a  mercer  of  London,  liring  in  Cheap- 
side,  where  by  his  trade  he  realised  a  considerable  for- 
tune, m.  Julian,  daughter  of  William  Arthur,  esq.  of 
Clapham,  and  had  three  sons. 

1.  MicHABL  (Sir),  barrister-at-law,  and  secretary 
to  the  Lord  Treasurer  Burghley,*  from  whom 
directly  deriTe  the  extant  house  of  Hick  as,  of 
Bever$ton,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester,  now 
(1837)  represented  by  Sia  Michabl   Bbach- 
HicKBs,  bart.    (See  Bl'bkb's  Peerage  and  Ba- 
ronetage.) 
II.  Francis. 
111.  BAmsT. 
The  youngest  son, 

I.  Sia  Baptist  Hicks, being  brought  up  in  his  fsther's 
business,  and  haring  great  dealings  with  the  court, 
(through  the  influence  of  his  elder  brother,  Sir  Midliael) 
for  hu  rich  silks  imported  from  Italy,  and  other 
foreim  parts,  thereby  amassed  a  large  estate.  Upon 
King  J  A  UBS  coming  to  the  throne,  he  was  sworn 
bis  serrant,  1003,  and  soon  after  knighted.  Sir  Bap- 
tist was  one  of  the  first  dtisens  who  kept  shop  after 
receiTing such  an  honour;  and,  in  1007,  he  had  some 
dispute  with  the  Court  of  Aldermen  about  it.  He  had 
subsequently  a  contest  with  the  same  body  for  pre- 
cedency, standing  upon  his  knighthood,  which  matter 
came  at  last  to  be  decided  by  the  court  marshal.  Be- 
fore his  death,  howcYer,  he  arriYed  at  far  higher  h<v 
nours.  On  the  1st  July,  lOM,  he  was  created  a  Ba- 
aoNBT,  and  King  Chablbs  I.  in  the  fourth  year  of  his 
reign,  raised  him  to  the  peerage,  as  Babon  Hicks,  of 
llmington,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  and  Viscount 
Campden,  of  Campden,  in  Gloucestershire,  with  spe- 
cial remainder  to  his  son-in-law,  Edward  Noel,  Lord 
Noel,  of  Ridlin^ton.  This  eminent  citizen  erected 
Hicks's  Hall,  in  the  city  of  London,  in  1013,  and  about 
the  same  time,  built  a  market  house  and  hospital  at 
Campden,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester,  snd  founded 
sn  alms-house  there.  He  ai.  Elisabeth  daugfatir  of 
Richard  May,  esq.  of  London,  and  had  two  daughters 
his  co-heirs,  Yix. 

Juliana,  ai.  to  Sir  Edward  Noel,  bart.  created  in 
1010-17,  Lord  Noel,  of  Ridlington. 


ISBL  Hicbs,  who  was  the  associsle  of 
rilty  of  Us  time,  and  regarded  hlmsrlf 
pifsbed  and  fscetioos  p«aoo,  "  a  very 
man,  whose  e«Napaoy  wan  •oofhi  after 
k,  aad  fMhton,**  the  foUowiag  circom 


Amcra,belBf  in  her  progress,  took  occa- 
wiih  her  secretary  (who  )>he  knew  wai 
id)  coneeraiat  certain  witty  verses  of 
iag«  (that  bad  come  to  her  ean)  bar- 
ihe  graYC  iMmber*  of  parliament :  and 
■t  it  found  with  ber  maje»ty,  ibr  tecrc- 
ipondeuce  Inmartcd,  vis.  laat  the  cx- 
h  as  any  ;  aad  that  wbea  he  told  her  he 
t  Mr.  Michael  said  for  himself,  bat  that 


what  he  had  writ.  wa»,  in  bi^  fancv,  at  pretty  and  pithy 
ai  ever  he  taw.  Ay,  marrv,  (tald  the  qaeen)  bat  be 
wrote  them  not  himaelf.  To  which  the  tecreUry  tald 
(•wearing  to  her)  he  knew  he  did.  Well,  (talth  the,) 
when  I  tec  him  next  we  thail  have  food  tport.  The 
accoont  of  thit  matter  the  tecretery  wrote  to  Master 
HIckt,  who  having  beard  with  tome  concern,  that  the 
queen  had  teen  hit  rhimet,  detlred  to  know  the  troth  of 
thit  bntlnett ;  and  thereupon  he  wrote  to  him,  asterting 
for  hit  tatiafaction,  that  he  lied  not,  and  that  that  was 
the  truth,  and  the  whole  truth,  at  he  attarcd  bim  fltirh- 
faily."  The  vertet  are  ebararterittic  of  the  age  in  which 
they  were  written,  exhibitinf  more  frossaest  than  wit. 
and  adapted  more  to  the  times  of  Bubabbtb  than  of 
ViCToaiA 

103 


niL 


ill-L 


M%iiT,  M.  fint.  to  Sir  Charlefi  Morrison,  knt.  of 
I'lutaiobary,  in  the  county  of  Hertford,  and  had 
an  only  daughter, 
KLiz^BirrH  Moaaiso!!!,  who  m,  Arthur  Capel, 
Baron  Capel,  of  Hadham,  and  vas  mother 
of  Arthlm,  firit  Earl  OP  Esski.    Through 
thu  lady  Cashiohnry  Hall,  &.C.  came  to  the 
Earlii  of  Rmcx. 
She  m.  •econdly.  Sir  John  Cooper,  hart,  of  Wim- 
home  St.  Cilv* ;  and  thirdly,  Sir  Edward  Alford, 
knt. 

Stow  ,  in  the  Surrey  of  Lon  'on.  says,  it  waa  reported 
that  thofe  tm-o  heirvuea  had  £tOO,MO  each. 

Lord  l*amp-le»  </.  in  1029,  wh^n  the  peerage  passed, 
accordinz  to  the  limitation,  to  his  son-in-Uw,  Ixird 
Noel  'refer  to  BLUke'ft  Extinct  Pitrap ;.  and  the  B* 
Ro.^CTrY  became  Ki.tixct. 

<1rau— 0ule8,a  fesse  wary  between  three  flcnrs-de- 
li*  or. 


HIDE,  OF  ALBIRY. 


CatiTEu 
8th  Nuv.  itni. 


EXTIJICT 
IBth  May.  IOCS. 


Utitrotr. 

I.  Sir  Nicholas  Hide,  knt-  of  Albury,  (son  of  Ro 
bert  Hide  and  great-gmnJson  uf  Thomas  Hide,  esq.  of  ■ 
.\lbury,  who  died  in  1570. ■  ser^fd  the  office  of  Bhcritf 
of  Herti>.  17th  J%«iii  1.  anil  wa^creuted  a  Birumf 
8th  NnvvnibtT,  lit'il.  He  «».  Britl(:et.  d«uphteri<f  Mi- 
chael. Sandys,  isi].  of  I.atimt■r^.  Ruck.>.  :ti)d  «.ii>  a.  Ly 
hii*  sun. 

II.  Sir  Tn'tv*-  Hr.T.  nf  .\Piiir>-,  !ili<>ritr  «i"  Il«rt-, 
3  Cll%Ki.r>  I.  who  m.  11th  Jun«',  ItttM),  Mary,  liaiichti  r 
of  John  Whitrliurrti,  v*i{.  of  Waltou,  m  :ir  .\\I«»bury. 
anil  by  hrr    «lio  wnhii-d.  m'cdiuIIv,  .*»ir  Rob«'rt  Vyner.  I 
bart..'  bad  .iii  uiily  ii.iii(;bt'-r  and  heir,  ; 

KRin(:i.T.  in.  to  Fen-^int-  Oi,N>mr,  seciud  Di  m 
Of  Lii:l>». 
Sir  Thooiua  dii-d   IKth  May.  ItkU.  aced  srventy-onc, 
when  tbf  titli*  bfcanie  l\Ti.nlt. 

Arms — Or,  a  c'.e^ .  iH-twrcn  three  loseui{Ofl  ax.  on  a 
chief  gu.  an  eagle  dl^|lluyell  or. 


IIILDVAIU),  OK  PVTUlNr.TON. 


('REiTEP  I 

»th  June,  urni. 


KxrisiT 
lith  Nu>.  Ihll 


ftinragr. 

Sir  C'HRKTMfHiiR  Hii.iM  %kii.  Lnt.  of  W>n'-iitrad.  in  j 
the  county  of   lork  (eldmi  lam  of  IVti-r  llildyard. 


lirinc  iB  tte  tin*  of  Hc!kBV  VII., ud  1 
spntative  of  mm  aacwat  amil  cataBnt  : 
wife  Joaa»  aeoond  4a«glitcr  of  Sir  Mai 
Bamston),  waa  *.  by  kia  aaa. 

Martir  HiLDTauD.ca^.  oCWyaaarad. 
daughter  vi  Sir  John  Ra^taa.  kat.  ai 
had  four  sons,  nanely. 

1.  CHRisTorHca.  (Sir),  hia  heir.  I 
who  m.  Pmaera,  daafktrr  of  . 
■table,  knt.  of  Barton,  in  Yari 
issue, 
WUliam,  wbo  waa  drowned  \ 
a   moat  whidi  ■Brraaoded 
house. 
ELUARirrH.  eventnal  hcir.al 
William  WiU.ia^br.eUest 
second  Lord  W  illounhby.  at 
was  mother  of  Wiluaw.  A 
II.  Richard. 

111.  John,  father  of  Richard,  who  m. 

of  Robert  ConataUe,  of  Catfesa, 

John.  tninytT  of  a  regiment  a 

service   of    Kimg,   C  nab  lis 

Francis   Hildyard,   of  Yori 

1731,  leavini;  John,  and  atb 

Mary,  ai.  to  John  Bethrll.  n 

the  county  of  York,  ace  I 

aN»Mer4,  rol.  i.  pafr  4tt. 

IT.  W  illiam.  d.  s.  p. 
The  secnnd  son, 

RiCHARU  HiLi>YARD,  esq.  M.  Jane,  < 
sole  heir  of  Marmadnke  Thwenr*  esq.  a 
and  heir, 

Sir  Christoph»r  Hiluyard,  knt.  wb 
i*ease  of  hiii  uncle,  became  heir  saale  a 
Ho  m.  Kliiuibetb.  duu|chter  and  sole  hi 
Welby.  esq.  of  (^xhill.  and  had.  witb  il 
ters,  t}ire«>  sou^,  ^ii. 

I.  Hk.nki,  hii*  heir,  <if  \Vtne»A'»J  aa 
l«'\.iu  Surrev.  uho  ma*  amoafst 
Hiitrcr^rs  111  rhr  ratine  of  Chisl 
L.tiiy  Ann**  I>>k«'.  tld«-«t  dau^falei 
tirot  K.iH  111*  ScaTboruu.:h.  aimI  i 
t-ldost  ^on. 

11  AN  K  T  .  «  ho  uratf  d  hinip^U  at  1 
Linrohijihir**,  haviuK  wdd  the 
*ittn  liuu^tr  and  nianur  of  U  is 
uiiclf.  Sir   RobiTt   HilJ>ar' 
gtntleinan  embraced  the  I' alfe 
and   raised   and    coBAaiaadrJ 
hnr<H*  for  Jamks  II. 
II.  (*hri!itit]iht'r. 
ill.  RoHiiRT,  of  m-linni  pre»rntly. 

Thi*  >oiMif;r]tt  min. 

I.  Sir   Riiatai   Mii.iiTtRu.  knt.  ri  P« 
thf  county  of  ^  ork.  f;*'iitlenian  uf  tk'  pr 
ti  AiMC  (*H%Ri»H  1.  colonel  of  font.  And 
•  ■f  Sir  Miirmaduwr  Lanicdalr'sbripsdesf  b 
Unl  and  Wah--.     In  Ihr  timr  of  cbrnvil 
thi'  Sciittish  umiv  canif*  iiitn  Kof laad,  ts 
forces,  under  the   I)uk»  uf  \r«ns:l«.  i> 
n<-ar  th>-ni,  a  prntlenian  from  the  ra.ip 
r;i!n    nnt  as  their  rhampinn.  and  ««■>  * 
a\\\   ;:iMitbniaii  in  thi'  n>yjl  who  vouU 
which  Sir  Robi  rt  i'oura|;eoa»l«  did.  4hiii 
his  adtrr^arv.  For  that  srrrire  he  vas  m 
banneret  :  and  soon  after  the  rntof'tisB  t 
ful  »ervic»T»,  partirnlarl>  at  Marsnn  M«* 
iuK*  in  th«*  royal  cause,  he  was  rrrsied 
'i.tth  June,  ItJM.     He  ai.  first.  ABBe,da«l 
\ldemian   Herris.  nf   Hall,   and  rtbft 
Mountford.   knt.  by  whom  he  had  t«« 
danghter,  Tii. 

Ml 


HOB 


HOB 


moniu,  Ms  hdr.  who  m.  EMmr,  dangh- 
of  Mr.  AldCTman  WOUud   DoImoii,  of 

in.  mi  dyuif  in  the  Hfetimo  of  his  father, 

iuury,  1«M-A,  left  iMoe. 

.  RoBurr,  raoreMMV  to  his  grandfather. 

.  Christopher,  d.  $.  p, 

.  William,  M.A.  rector  of  Rowley,  East 
Riding  ooanty  of  York,  m.  a  daughter 
of  Mr.  Crofts,  of  StilUngton,  and  had 
(widi  fbor  daoghters,  who  all  d.  unm.) 
an  only  son, 
RoBttT,  who  «.  as  third  baronet. 

.  Honry,  ai.  Miss  Darison, daughter  of  Mr. 
DaTison,  of  Blakiston,  in  Durham,  and 
had  two  sons,  who  both  d.  yoang.  He 
d.  ttnd  September,  17t3. 

rt,  m.  Anne,  dan^ter  of  —  Hammerton, 

.  of  4nckborough,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  re- 
of  Edmnnd  Monckton,  esq.  and  had  one 

•  who  d,  nnmarried,  and  a  daughter, 

■no,  ai.  to  John  Legard,  esq.  of  Anli^. 

,d.  nnm. 

m.  secondly,  Jane,  daughter  and  sole  heir 

her  Consuble,  esq.  of  Hatfield,   in  the 

ork,  relict  of  John  Lister,  esq.  of  Linton. 

other  issae.     He  d.  in  March,  1089,  and 

is  grandson. 

»BKBT  Hiu>TAau,  of  Winestcad.  near  Pat* 
the  county  of  York,  M.P.  for  Heydon,  in 

tamp,  Kimg  William  and  Queen  Anns. 

aan  dying  unmarried  30th  Norerober,  1710, 

a  nephew. 

OBMTHiLOYAaD,  M.P.  for  Great  Bed wyn, 

hin,tetmp.  Gaoaci  II.,  m.  in  1738,  Maria- 

«ly  child  of  Henry  D'Arcy,  esq.  of  Sed- 

rki^ire,  and  had  issue, 
D'AacT.  his  heir. 

Klharine,  m.  to  James  White,  esq. 

ebmary,  1781.  and  was  *.  by  his  son, 

oaiBT-D'ABCT  HiLDTAUD,  high  sheriff  of 

if  York  in  17MJ,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of 
leering,  bart.  of  Surrendrn-Dering.  but 

b  Norrmbtrr.  1814,  mheu  the  BARONrrcY 

are,  three  mullets  or. 

iginally  a  rrin-decr  ppr.  but  afterwards  a 

Kaked.  legxrd,  and  wattled,  gules. 

i  latter  crest  was  granted  to  th(>  family  for 

s«r  at  the  bottle  of  Towton.  within  nine 

k,  between  the  bounes  of  York  and  Lan- 

cin  Sir  Robert  Hildyard,  father  of  Robert 

e,  alias  Hildyard,  was  slain,  t-omnandiiig 

inner  of  Lancaster. 


HOBY,  OF  BLSHAM. 


KZTINCT 

^tb  June,  17M. 


\ 


fttacigr. 


fOST.OSq. 
I  two  WiTI 


fson  of  Gwalter  Hoby.  of  Rad- 
a,  by  the  first  he  was  father  of 


PHii.ir  (Sir),  of  Bisham,  in  the  county  of  Berks, 
of  the  priTy  council  to  King  Hbmrt  VIII.,  who 
m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Walter  Stoner, 
knt.  but  d.  $.  p.  in  155S,  haring  made  his  half- 
brother, 

Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir. 

By  the  second,  Catherine,  daughter  and  sole  heir  of 
John  Forden,  he  had  three  other  sons,  William,  Sia 
Thomas,  and  Richard.  This  William  took  Sir  John 
Oldcastle,  Lord  Cobham,  prisoner,  snd  for  that  serrice  [ 
had  a  grant  from  the  crown  of  the  lordship  of  Bran- 
garth.  The  second  son  of  the  second  marriage  having  | 
been  adopted  by  his  half-brother  Sir  Philip,  became, 
at  the  decease  of  that  gentleman, 

Sia  Thomas  Hoby,  kut.  of  Bisham,  in  the  county 
of  Berks,  and  was  afterwards,  1560,  sent  ambassador 
to  the  French  court.  He  ai.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  Anthony  Cook,  knt.  of  Gidea  Hall,  in  Essex,  and 
had  two  sons, 

Edwabd,  his  heir. 

Thomas-Posthumous,  m,  the  dan^ter  of  Arthur 

Dakens,  esq.   of  Hackness,  in  the  county  of 

York. 

He  died  in  his  embassy  st  Paris,  15M,  and  was  buried 
at  Bisham,  where  in  a  chapel,  built  on  the  south  side 
of  the  rhancel,and  against  the  south  wall,  was  erected 
from  the  ground  a  rery  fair  raised  monument,  whereon 
were  two  knights  in  complete  armour,  their  heads 
resting  upon  their  helmets.  The  inscription,  a  long 
Latin  epitaph,  was  written  by  Lady  Hoby,  a  lady  dis- 
tinguished for  learning.  Sir  Thomas  was  s.  by  his 
elder  son. 

Sir  Edwabo  Hoby,  knt.  whom  Camden  calls  *'  that 
famous  and  worthy  knight,  a  person  to  whom  I  owe 
▼ery  particular  respect,  and  whose  more  than  ordinary 
obligations  are,  and  always  will  be,  so  much  the  sub- 
ject of  my  thoughts,  that  I  can  nerer  possibly  forget 
them."  He  m.  first,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Henry  Cary, 
first  Lord  Hunsdon,  K.G.  but  by  her  had  no  issue. 
Sir  Kdward  espoused,  secondly,  Anne  — ,  and  thirdly, 
a  daughter  of  I'pton.  By  the  last  lady  he  had  a  son 
and  heir.       (j.uUHvx'^^   ,  (l%t^      -i  ^i{t-K  - -.    ri 

Pkrecrikk  Hoby,  esq.  who  m.  Catherine,  daughter 
of  Sir  William  Dodington,  knt.  of  Brranior,  Hants, 
and  had  issue, 

KuwiRD,  his  heir. 
John. 
Thomas. 

Philip,  who  SI.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Timothy 
Tyrrell,  knt.  of  Shotorer. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Fleetwootl,  esq.  of  (trrat 
Missenden,  Bucks. 

He  d.  in  May,  1078,  and  was  /.  by  bis  son, 

I.  Edwabd  Hoby,  esq.  of  Bisham,  in  the  county  of 
Berks,  who  was  created  a  Bahonilt  by  A'iag  Charlbs 
II.  Itth  July,  1000.  Sir  Edward  m.  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Francis  Styles,  esq.  of  Little  Mis- 
senden, in  the  same  county,  and  had  two  daughters, 
Elizabeth  and  Catherine.  He  d.  I'ith  September,  1075, 
and  was  s.  under  the  limitation  by  his  brother, 

II.  Sir  John  Hoby,  of  Bisham,  who  m.  Mary, 
daugh^•r  and  heir  of  Thomas  Long,  esq.  of  Wiltshire, 
and  had  tm-o  sous,  John,  who  predeceased  him.  and 
Thomas,  his  successor.  He  d.  in  May,  17M,  and  was 
ji.  by  his  son. 

III.  Sib  Thomas  Hosy,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  Sir  John  Mill,  bart.*  and  dying  S5th  July,  1730, 
was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 


V   Vm 


Jrf' 


al^f 


*  By  Margaret  hi*  wife,  daiit^httr  of  Th<>fna<  <*re>,  e»q.  of  WnlbeAtiuf,  SaiMrx. 
MM  M5 


HOL 


HOL 


IV.  SiK  Tbomai  Hobt,  M.P.  for  Great  Mariow,  who 
d,  unouirried  1st  Janet  1744,  and  was  ».  by  kis  bto- 
ther, 

V.  Sir  Paiur  Hoar,  in  boly  oHcn,  deaa  of  Ard- 
Cert,  who  died  anmanied  19th  Jnae,  1786,  whea  the 
BAaoMiTCT  becaaie  ixtinct.  Sir  Philip  derised  his 
estates  to  his  coosin.  Sir  John  Miix,  bart.  who  as- 
smoed  in  ooasequeiioe  the  samaaie  of  Hoar,  and  from 
that  gentleflaan's  widow  Bisham  Abbey  was  purchased 
by  George  Vansittart,  esq. 


Alathea  Ganwl, 
Sarah  GairavA 


Arwu—kx%.  three  spindles  in  fesse  gales,  threaded 


or. 


HODGES,  OF  MIDDLESEX. 

CaBATXD  31st  March.  1097.— Extinct  1st  April,  ITtt. 

1.  SiK  William  Hodou,  of  Cadix,  in  Spain,  and  of 
Middlesex,  wait  created  a  BAROMrr  in  1097.  He  m. 
Sarah,  danghter  and  co-heir  of  Joseph  Hall,  of  Lon- 
don, merchant,  and  djring  31st  July,  1714,  was  s,  by 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  Joseph  Hodois,  F.R.S.  who  dissipated  the 
whole  of  his  estate ;  resided  for  a  period  in  Prance 
and  Spain,  and  finally  died  in  London,  unm.  1st 
April,  17SS,  when  the  title  became  ixtinct. 


HOLLAND,  OF  QUIDDENHAM. 


Ca  BATED 

15th  June,  1029. 


Extinct 
17th  Feb.  17S9. 


Utneage. 

JuHN  HuLiJiND,  esq.  of  Harlenton,  in  the  county 
of  Norfolk,  was  eldent  iion  of  Bryan  Holland,  ps<|. 
of  Lea  Hall,  in  Glosnop,  Derbyshire,  and  father  of 
another 

BavAN  H0LI.AND,  esq.  who  married  Catherine, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Peter  Taine,  esq.  and  left 
a  son, 

John  Holland,  esq. of  Wortwell,in  Norfolk,  father 
of 

Sia  Thomas  Hoixand,  kut.  of  Quiddenham,  in  the 
same  county,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
KnyTet,  and  had  two  sous,  John  and  Edward.  He 
was  M.  by  the  elder, 

I.  John  Holij^nd,  esq.  of  Quiddenham,  who  was 
created  a  Baronet  by  A'ing  Charles  I.  13th  June, 
1099.  Sir  John  m.  Alathea,  daughter  and  co-heir 
f>f  John  Panton,  esq.  of  Bruinshop,  in  the  county  of 
Denbigh,  and  widow  of  William,  Lord  Siind>e,  of  the 
Vine,  and  h«d  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir,  who  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  bis 
father,  left  a  son, 

John,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

Abigail.  ■».  to  Jacob,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Thomas 
(furrard,  bart.  of  Norfolk,  and  had  two  dauRh- 
lers. 


Sir  John,  who 
ninety-eight,  d,  19&  Job 
grandson, 

II.  Sia  John  Hollamd, 
ton,  yoangcr  daofhlar  and 
second  and  last  Earl  of  Y 


1791, 


flR.  LadyRi 
ofWiUa 
oTthali 


had  a  son  and  two  dani^rterB.  Tfs. 
Wiluam,  his  soooaaMir. 

Isabdla-Diaiia. 
Charlotte. 

Sir  John,  who  was  oooBptroOer  of  Ibe 
of  the  priTy  councfl  to  Queem  Aknr,  # 
17M,  and  was  «.  by  hie  son, 

III.  Sia  WiLUAM  Holland,  wh» 
daughter  of  Aithar  Upton, 
out  issue.  17th  Febraary,  179, 

EXPiaED. 


ilrau— Asare, 
guardant  argent. 


of  fleavs-de-lis,  a  Hi 


HOLLAND,  OF  WITTENHi 
CaEATEDl7th  Not.  WiO.— Extimct  IMh  < 

IrtBflfr. 

Giles  Dance,  of  Hozton,  in  the  psi 
Leonard.  Shoreditch,  died  6Ch  J«ly,  I7S1. 
son, 

Georce  Dance,  esq.  architect  to  the  ritj  < 
who  m.  Eliaabeth,  daughter  of  Mr.  GeeU, 
ney,  and  djing  Uth  Pebniary,  ITOi,  si  1 
terenty-fire.  left  issue, 

1.  James,  who  m.  Miss  Hooper,  and  had 

Nathaniel. 
Sarah. 

II.  Giles. 

III.  Natha.meu 

IV.  William. 

V.  George,  professor  of  architerture  ia 
Academy,  and  architect  to  tbc  or 
don,  b.  in  March,  1749-1.  si.  yktn> 
of  Thomas  Gumell,  of  Ealing,  Mitf 
had 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  of  SsM 
April,  1773. 

I.  Hester,  liring   in    IMO.   widow  W  ! 
Smith,  esq.  of  Bloomsbery,  oat  ^ 
tors  of  the  East  Indin  Compaay.  ^ 
4th  December.  17M. 

The  third  son, 

1.  Nathaniel  Dance,  esq.  lord  sf  At 
Wiitenham,  Berks.  M.P.  for  EastGriaMie' 

additional  surname  of  Holland,  b;  ■!■*' 
was   cr«>ated  a   BAaitNiT  37th  Ni 
Nathaniel  Danoe-Holland  m.  Harriet, < 
Cecil  Bissbopp.  bart.  and  widow  ol' 
esq.  of  Cranbury,   Hants,  aad  off 
laine,  esq.  but  d.  t.  p.  ISth 
Baron LTCT  ExriRED. 


Nil. 


il  rNM— Per  pale,  aanre  and 
regardant,  ermine,  bet 
nate.  argent  and  or. 


aia 


HOL 


HOL 


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His  UHtkifn  MCatw  derolvcd  «pra 


Bagot,  knt.  of  Ba^oftmi.  and  wm  «.  by  hla  ddett 
•on, 
John  Holtk»  ntylcdof  Yurdley,  wboM  mb  »b4  heir. 


he  Dekc  W  Becki*KiM»t  to  wkom  h*  paki  £l«,MO  \m  Ike  first  iavUBce,  awl  £9tM  Mkie(|eeBtly  for  Ike 
I  W  tkit  ki|fc  fplrMcd  aoMrmaK,  tre  Burks'i  Extimct  Peerage. 


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HOL 


»LLES,  OP  WINTERBOURNE. 


Extinct 
16M. 


'jLLU|f  UOLUM*  ■Ucraum  of  London,  and 


HOL 

JoIni   llollea.   Duke  of  Newcutlo,  wbow  only 
diiughter  aud  lieirewi> 

Lady  HenrietU-CaTendish  Holies,  m.  in  I71S, 
Edward,  Lord  Harley,  aon  and  heir  of  Ro- 
bert, Earl  of  Oxfotd,  and  bad  an  only  rar- 
viTing  cbild. 
Lady  Margaret-Carendish  Barley,  who 
wedded  WUliam  Bentinck,aecondIhilLe 
of  Portland. 

Arm»—Erm*  two  piles  in  point,  sa. 


HOLMAN,  OF  BANBURY. 

CaiATiD  1st  June,  1063. — Eztimct  abont  I7M. 


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had  ■  p^Dt  of  uld  ^ 
IV.    TtabWllIUm.llHiHKTVt.wiuoncc 
penoDi  in  Warwfckihlrr,  Dboun  to  mat 
fOfBTmrnnct  otiiyen  xnidtt  cmoliidcd  in 


Mmof  Simtm  Halu.pi 
I  him,  trilb  bU  Ihe  n 

.    ThiiJohnvaic 


■nd  LeicMUt  Id  Hi 

«)Uinj   of  the  body  10 
eoH  of  bit  tielitj,  a 


William  BoLTI.ewi.ol  Aitan.  ■.  Hirgtnt,  dangl 
iFr  of  WillUm  Cninberfard,  eiq.  of  Caahrwloti,  i 
tbc  EnnntT  oT  SuBoid,  ud  «u  j.  by  Ua  (Mi. 

WiLLUii  Holt*.  e*q.  vho  m.  ■  daagbtrr  of  Adfti 
KBlgbl,  rni-  of  ShnwiboiT.  mid  «u  i,  br  bi>  hu. 

THOijit  BoLit.rt^.nlAtaa.i  lirncd  lawjer  an 
■In  rcM^.  H»at  VIII.  u  a] 


Jui^  of  Nonh 


■unvoder  dT  ntifiona  boa# 
Uar^ery.  eldnt  dhughler  ai 


nfihedueby  of  Luneuur,  (mi;!.  ELiuinu.  Uia  aon 

Eiiwiaii  HouTi,  stq.  gf  Aftsn,  iheriffot  W«nrtst- 
•hin  1)  BuitarTH,  «.  Donilhy.  daoghMr  ar  lokn 
Parnn.  of  Tamwarth  Cutle,  lod  had  ■  nuinnviu 
hiBily :  of  wliieli  ilia  aMut  rion  ud  beir. 

I.  Si*  TKuiitt  HaLii,  of  Amtaa,  who  wu  of  full 
*f  11  Uw  dmh  of  Ilia  hthar,  «u  ahariff  of  Wur- 
inrtablro  41  eutiaani.  and  nreind  tbt  bononr  of 
(Lnitbthood.  inh  April,  IBM,  from  Xing  JiSM  I.  in 
hia  maj^oiy'a  prognaa  from  Scotland  to  Lvndna,  and 
wB*  crwtcd  •  BtaoNtT  Uib  NoTember.  1011.     ttlr 

llaiB  BradbiirM,  (af.'of  Hoofb,  in  Iba  counlr  sf 
I>iiTtiy,  and  liad  b;  tbal  lady  ■  numenua  prognoT. 
By  hia  aKind  wi(l>.  Anno,  dasebler  of  Sir  Edvard 
Uulolon.  of  Ptllaton  Hall,  he  bad  no  iHua.    Ilia  aid* 

Oii.aLia  I.  and  in  alUadaaaa  on  the  kin(  dnr- 
ln(  iba  itapr  irf  OtfDTd,  died  ibm  nr  ■  f>*Tr 
bafor*  iho  nrrandT.  l«a<ini  by  b!>  wife,  Etlu- 
bnb,  diii(bur  of  Dr.  John  King,  Kiahnp  nf 


F,  lo  Mr.  Bichbcll.  of  Lon 

D  Sir  lOdvard  Nr>ilc.  krt.  of 


out  faUawIng  the  nuop,  wlm*  ha  bi4  Ihi 
•  Tiiii  from  ibf  kinii,  who  daft  aa  AjI— 
inincdislaly  btfon  the  bMda  of  Uaa  Hill 
jwailiaa  To  Ibf  royal  moaa  Wiac  iii«Biia 
aoD  utually  JD  thf  BrM,  bi>  tiinaa  »■ 

of  all  Undi  inflicted  npun  hlni  ta  Om  Adl 
i'w.oat.    He  d.  in  tbt  cichiy-ihiM  pai 

II.  Sin  Roavit  RaiTS,  akfrttf  af  Wnl 
ym  of  (be  mlonXion. 
rvpreaonlalive  ill  parliaii 


LJaM 


He  «.  Hoonmy.  Mary,  daachaxef  Mr  Tka 
of  Hougb,  in  Cbcabim,  and  bad  anndAI 
one  only.  Knben.  TO  anmta.  Sir  RahaM 
Onobar.  lUTft,  and  na  •.  by  MafUaaMfc 
111.  Sia  CHiaLa>  lIuLia.  Il.r.  te  •> 
Warwick  in  The  Hm  ynr  sf  J*an  IL  i 


Cmaua,  atilh  bamaat. 
He  «.  »U)  Jaly.  IT«>.  and  ««  •.  by  M(  4* 
I.  SiaLlarta  HnL>a.*hBa.tMl.lBltH 
Lady  Anno  L<^ia,  im^irr  al  mRaikM 
ia°nth  :  •eoendly.  Mary.daiivMnafSaMi 
btrt.  Af  Calk,  in  (ha  touiy  *f  Daabfi  *■ 

KlTig-a  Bnulry.  la  rlliiiniilWilia     hM^W 
lliw,  vaa  1.  by  hia  bntber. 
Ti,  Sia  Cuiauia  Batia,  «  P.  (arWa^ 


ir  Uiailj  cUlu,  ■•  vail  h  ts  In 
Ir.  Ufft  ud  Ht.  Difbr  [botli  bcim  with- 
■■!■)  tK  Ik*  iiidiinHiiii  of  Uwlr  mpBctl'e 
t-Mv  lU*  Kt  O*  MMM  k>T«  Wen  uld. 

\m.  twa  Ian,  ud  1b  chief  ■  croH  fomte 


OOK,  OK  PLANCHFORD. 

nai  Imlj,  lan^EiTiiicT  in  July,  int. 

I*  Heoa,  cat.  hh  of  Tbaau  Hook.  oq.  by 
«W),  AnnhMT  of  Nlehalu  Halo,  »q.  ic- 
MMi  of  PUKhliinl.  in  BnmT,  mm  Ibt 
nacnwdiBiioiiErlB  lan.  Hi  dKd 
,n4>ui  bym, 

ICLB  Hooi,  *ha  midtd  it  Tui|i«-  Park, 
•  ■.  Hour  Indcrhal. bat  bj  Iut,  «ba  n. 
Dr.  Rirtaud  Lillj,  hud  no  liiua  lo  mniia 
n  in  JbIv,  lilt,  vkiva  tba 


BTON,  OF  CHADDEBTON. 


ditciatbJalT.  lOM),  ■ 


uiai  I. of  Hownrd.  ■.  Eliubeth  (wtuM 
1  !■  dated  Inh  Jul;.  lOTI),  dauihui  of 
■MM  fliMUll,  of  BaAiiland,  and  had 
A  ttrra  daocbtan,  Kli»lw>b,  ■•.  to  Wil- 
li Balto,  ra^.  nt  Ukawall,  in  Yotkibirt  -. 
rA,  H.  u  Akxudrr  Bultoraonh,  of  Kfl. 


UTaomi.  of  Barkialand  Ha 
lb  >ai  ia  daird  wih  lie 
dltd  iBd  Juaarr  followi 
Cud  1  hr  nitrida,  bta  i 
•(  iahs  TbonliiU,  raq.  I 


EuuICTH.  HI.  to  Richard  Boldi  eai|. 

df  Bald,  Id  Laacaahira- 
•aiu,  B.  IB  Itkhard  Uaaaiaanl,  »f . 

■<  WUtl*T,  In  Vorkahin. 
Aaaa,  d. .. ,. 
WIKtam,  o(  Hiwrafd,  d.  Itlh  Pcbniarr, 
UU-Ml  H.  Marj.  foanh  daefliwr  of 
Mr  Wliini  MaaiUTe,  ban.  of  Hajioa 


HOR 

aaiu  i  Rirhard.  thi  yoaii(Cr.  rf.  um.  l 
Ae  alder. 
WmUia,  of  Colaj,  Is  Hallfos  pariah, 
d.  in  17«-Wi  bT  Marr,  bii  wife, 
daochler  uf  ~  Chmar,  eaq.  bo  laft 
an  enly  dancbler, 
Mary,  lirinf 


II.  Thanai,  ninchant  at  LiTeipeol,  a.  Fnncce, 
daufliter  of  Thnmai  Tbnippe,  an  aldennan  of 
Cheater,  hat  d.  appaniDllj  >■  p.  Wth  Manfa, 


JoiaiTa  UoiTOH,  Baq.  of  Soirprby,  A.  in  iai9,  jniT' 
^aaed  the  manor  of  Honan.  near  Bradtbrd,  in  York- 
ihire,  and  vaa  •  julice  of  the  peaca.    He  m.  Martha, 

vDith.  in  BJBgley,  bjr  ■ham  (who  d.  Urd  July,  IdM. 
md  waa  buried  at  fioverby,)  he  bad  iaaue, 
JrMiti'i,  hii  heir. 

Elkuata,  barriilar-at-Uw,  of  Thornton  HaD,  near 
Bradfonl,  in  Toikahiie,  i.  tin  Aaciut.  IH*. 
d.  1.  p,  al  Sowerby.  when  ba  wu  bnricd  Mlb 


I.  >sih    » 


'.  In 


Londen.and  wuburiedinSt.Thaniaa'aCbnrch, 
SoBlfawark.  In  iaM-4.  Ha  m.  a  danfhMr  of 
Dr.  WatjnoQ^,  of  London,  a  phyildan,  but 


to  John  Gill.  eaq.  of  Car  Honae,  in 
wu  t.  by  Ua 


lain,  Mary,  daughter  of  Rabert  lirin,  n^-of  Bradley 
and  Kapiaford,  in  Chrahin,  by  wtaoni  (who  died  I7th 


b  April.  lOM,  of  London  ;  d 


Adlinpon.in  Uiicaahire. 

flanh,  ai.  lo  llioniai  WilliamaDn.    I  (11  of  Lirar- 
Kliubeth,  «.  lo  William  William'  f    pool. 

He  d.  IMh  December,  If  M,  >■•  buried  In  faia  chapel 
in  OldbiD  (.'huri'h,  aud  i.  by  hia  aon. 

THuni>  lluaTuH,  raq.  nt  Chaddrrton,  l>.  4th  May, 
IBU.iDiEruarafihe  lair  of  Man  for  I.Ard  Eterb).(ud 

ai,  Annt,  dancbter  and  c»  hvir  of  Richard  Moalyn,  af 


f  Uswroyde.  bapllied  let  June,  ITM; 
,  Anne,  daughier  of  (loonie  ClaAap  aeq. 
ml  goiiraur  of  New  York,  *bkh  lady 


UOR 


HOW 


died  $.  p.  Uth  May,  1704;  and  he  married 
Mecondly,  Mary-Bathea,  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
John  Woolin,  rector  of  Emley.  in  Yorkshire,  by 
whom  he  had  four  eons  and  four  daag^tera. 
The  eldest  aon, 

Thomas,  of  Howroyde,  m,  in  1780,  Lady  Mary 
Gordon,  daughter  of  George,  third  Earl  of 
Aberdeen,  and  was  father  of  two  sons,  the 
Rky.  Joshua  •Thomas  Horton,  of  How- 
royde,  and  Colonel  George-William  Horton, 
and  of  one  daughter,  Mary,  m.  to  P.  B. 
Racket,  esq.  (See  Bdrkb's  Commoners, 
vol.  i.  p.  SS3.) 

Mao'.l 

Anne,  >  died  anmarried. 

Jane,  J 

Susannah,  m.  24th  March,  1743,  to  George  Lloyd, 
esq.  of  Hulme.  near  Manchester,  and  had  issue. 
His  grandson,  William-Horton  Lloyd,  esq.  was 
named  after  his  grand-uncle,  Sir  William  Hor* 
ton.    (See  Burke's  Commoners,  Toi.  i.  p.  344.) 

Sarah. 

He  d.  18th  March,  1757,  at  Manchester,  was  buried  at 
Oldham,  and  *.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  William  Horton,  esq.  of  Chaderton,  in  the 
county  of  Lancaster,  who  was  created  a  Baron  it 
14th  January,  1704,  being  at  the  time  sherilT  of  Lan- 
cashire. Sir  William  m.  in  1751,  Susannah,  daughter 
and  heir  of  Francis  Watts,  esq.  of  Barnes  Hall,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  had  three  sons,  Tis. 

Watts,  his  successor. 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  successor  to  his  brother. 
William,  b.  list  October,  1707,  lieutenant-colonel 
ted  Lancashire  Militia ;  d.  15th  April,  1810. 

He  died  25th  February,  1774,  and  was  succeeded  by 
his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Watts  Horton,  b.  17th  November,  1753 ; 
ffi.  3rd  June,  1778,  Harriet,  daughter  of  James,  Lord 
Stanley,  eldest  son  of  Edward,  eleventh  Earl  of  Derby, 
and  by  that  lady,  who  died  at  Bath  in  1830,  had  an 
only  child, 

Harrist-Susanna-Annic,  b.  4th  January,  1700; 
M.  in  1813,  to  Charles  Rees,  esq.  younger  bro- 
ther of  John  Rees,  esq.  of  Killjrmaenllwyd,  in 
Carmarthenshire  ;  and  d.  Wth  December,  1827, 
leaving  issue. 

He  died  15th  November.  1811,  and  having  no  male 
isMue,  was  s.  by  his  next  brother, 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Horton,  6.  2Itft  July,  1758,  in  holy 
orders,  vicar  of  Badsworth;  m.  in  177P,  Elixabeth, 
daughter  of  James,  Lord  Stenley,  eldest  non  of  Ed- 
ward, eleventh  Earl  of  Derby,  and  had  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1790)  an  only  child, 

Charlotte,  m.  to  George  Pollard,  esq.  of  Stannery 
Hall,  Halifax,  York^ire,  and  had  issue, 

George-Thomas  Pollard,  m.  3Ist  August,  1835, 
Clara,  eldest  daughter  of  James  Royds,  esq. 
of  Woodlands,  Cheshire. 

Elizabeth  Pollard. 

Henrietta  Pollard,  m.  30th  October,  1830,  to 

Robert  Bell,  esq.  of  Sculcoates,  Hull. 
Fanny  Pollard,  d.  unmarried  14th  February, 

1832. 

Sir  Thomas  died  2nd  March,  1831,  when  the  Baron- 
etcy became  extinct. 

Arms — Gu.  a  lion  rampant  arg.  charged  on  tlic  breast 
with  a  boar's  head  couped  close  az.  within  a  bordure 
engrailed  arg. 


HOWE,  OP  COLD  BARWI 


Created 
tOth  June,  1080. 


Henrt  Howe,  liTing  temtf.  Hbhbt  VIU. 

John  Howe,  esq.  of  Hwnspdl  de  la  Hi 
county  of  Somerset,  who  rf.  in  ISr4t  oai  « 
son. 


John  Howe,  esq.  who  m.  Jane, 
las  Gmbham,  esq.  of  Biahop^  Lydiaid.  li 
shire,  and  the  siflter  of  Sir  Eicharl  Oi 
Wishford,  WUte,  who  had  a  pant,  ia  14  J 
a  part  of  the  Sabpoeiia  Oflhse.  By  this  li 
issue, 

John,  from  whom  deaeendad  iho  Hovi 

ton,  in  GUmcestenhire. 
Georob  (Sir). 

The  second  son, 

Sir  George  Howe,  hat.  fathcriledfWiftl 
considerable  personal  and  real  aacates  IktB 
Sir  Richard  Grubham,  and  was  ■#  CoU  I 
the  county  of  Wilte.  AttadMd  willi  ^m 
to  the  monarchy,  he  anpptied  the  Uig 
sums  of  money,  during  the  troubles  fflV^  * 
was  knighted,  and  represented  tte  \mt^ 
don  in  parliament.  He  as.  Dontty,  I 
Humphrey  Clarke,  alias  Wooddunch«  m\ 
church,  in  Kent,  and  had  iasne, 

George  Grubham,  his  heir. 

John,  m.  a  daughter  of  Strodt,  «•!  sil 
merton,  in  Somersetshire. 

Margaret-Grubham.  m.   to   iehn   Sti 
Shaftesbury. 
He  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

I.  George-Grubham  Howe,  esq.  of  Csl 
M.P.  for  Hindon,  who  was  created  aBj 
June,  1000.  Sir  George  ■•.  in  lOSO,  E&ad 
ter  of  Sir  Harbottle  Grimeton,  bart.  ef  Bn 
in  Essex,  speaker  of  the  House  of  Coaa 
Restoration,  and  afterwards  master  el  tta 
her  he  had  many  children,  but  all  died  fl 
five,  namely. 

Jambs,  his  successor. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Henry  Lee,  csq.of  D« 

Canterbury. 
Anne,  m.  to  John   Lisle,  eaq.  of  ll« 

Hants. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  HoTendn,eaf 
Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  George  Rooka,  i 

of  England,  temp.  Qneem  Anne. 
Sir  George  d.  20th  September,  1070.  and 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  James  Howe,  who  ■s.flrst.Eliaal 
ter  of  Edvrard  Nutt,  eaq.  of  NackiaM 
which  lady  dying  8th  SepCanber,  Ml, 
secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  and 
ford,  esq.  of  Hailing,  in  G1 
s.  p.  10th  January,  1735,  aged  rixty-sn. 
Barunbtct  expired. 

Arms— Or,  a  fesse  between  time  we 
couped  saUc  langned  i^. ;  a 

t70 


)Wi-  ll*i»(  in  <hx  llmi  n(  Hhiii  VIII 
i*lu  WiU,     Tlu  rldrr  «»., 


»■>•■.  MP.  f<irUva>UDtTa((i1 


rai«^  Id  thf  ftrr^t  of  Irflh'iJ  irj  17 

Howe.    Hit  iDFdaliip  K.  Ani^  in   Jtf 
Lid;  Anns  Uinncn.  dm^Wr  <rf  Jul 
pieblb  Duke  of  Rutlinil.  by  n-hniii 
hnJ  two  dau|fal«T«< 
AnulHlU.  ■•.  to  -  Cording,  Hq. 

illiUD.  Lard  AllinpDD.  ■ad  had  by 

w<lb  tmn  dmebuni,  hli  ■ 

id  Vbieounl.  who 


I.  Cbirtu,  of  CrllwaRh.  Noni.  »b<w 
dau|b»r  ud  hsr  h,  Prtcr  Bull 
e«|.  of  ClinQdoD  Puk.  Wllu. 


rvHVd  Lord  OioUtoO' 

D>beIU.<(.  BDm. 

nbdb,  n,  M  Sir  /obd  V.aiMr.  but, 

mm.  HI.  biSir  PROcuMolyneui.btn, 


Sif  John  w4«  /,  It  hi*  dvccaw  by  bis  glda't  40b, 

II.  Si*  RicHiiD  Howi.  wba  m.  Ann*,  daofbUr  oC 
Dr,  Joba  Kiuf.  Biifaop  of  London,  ud  nlict  of  Jofan 
Diinm,  uq.  of  SbRboniF.  in  tho  onintir  of  Glooceiur. 

III.  Sii   Ricii.iu  Hcwi,  K.  P.  for  (Li  cwuity  of 
AufOBI,  ima,  U«ry,  dhu^tor  of 

Prederick  TtajDne,  hart,  of  Kcmpntonl, 


liDiEDt,  H.P.  for  Not. 

i  bii  bmbrr  Ricbird. 


■  ill  •  »•«  Ui'in  u  Ika  faollt  if  Strut" 
«M  ■<  Bwn,  tiH4  IkniM  ol  BdIIob,  olih 
ka  ■(  iW  Ant  dn)J>i>n  •«!  lo-hcin  '•! 


Htnhi  iiwn.  of  ohon  tiii  Miy  »>.  Jokii.  dvlai  gun. 

tiiar.  m.  Dni.  lo  HtDrr  Can,  aeii  of  ibc  E»I  or 
HoaioMlli.  aiid  Ktoallty,  LoChailn,  im  boka  »f 

AlxiKLLi.  ■■  Id  J.*>  GruMun  HnnF.  tag. 

KuiaiETM.oa.  'oTbooiaiBaaact,  Bail  RKrn. 

I    Br    Ilia  trrllT.   SophU  Chaibrilt,  daufblit  sf  Coaul 

, ..      »_.._    d  ri-a»aao«  LatMHi.  IM 


iiian»iii'A»»i»Tii<HuwE.SrdV>KOHotHon. 
far  NUiingluni.  from  ir47  u  irM,  *  biiguliEr- 

■t  TicandflTDgii,  in    Nortb  America,  ith  iuW, 

Dfisg  m  tedielor,  b«  wu  i.  by 

ri.  Sm  RicHOu  Havri,  [mrUi  VlicDual  <Ih<i  nlc- 

bmred  Adminl  tiove>,  vbo  for  his  eminent  profea- 

■lonal  irrThce*  wu  crtHlei]  ■  pttt  of  Cnat  Brtulu  in 

primoBenitiTFly-  tJii  fordihip  vu  ft^clvd  a  kuiphT 
oftbe  Girtcr  in  IrsT.  Re  ■>,  in  I7M.  Muy.  danghler 
of  ChJTerlon  HirtDppt  #iiq,  of  U'cLby,  in  Pioitui^un- 
•hire,  and  had  tbni  diiii(tiHni,  lii. 


HliRAND.  OF  IPSLEY. 


Huan  Hiiaii.ii,  bfid  Ulid 
HHai  ir.     HIiisD, 

K>a  Kiaat  llii>ii,i>  or  H 
Lulfbl't  (m  in  Iprie;.  «•  H 


U  tlw  UWff  pllW!>  fj^Bfp^ 

c  reicn,  and  in  the  tutli  wa* 


Sra  Juki  HvatLnaf  IpaUr.  a-  ■■■■■• 
Hi  Sir  WiUiaa  Lwii,  kni.  af  Ckalw 
iHM,  JoMa,  «ha  HmA  to  **  «■  I 
Waiian,  id  dwa  or  G*ac«4v ;  TtaSMi, 
Geffn;.  In  IS  EDvaui  IL  Br  Mka 
mplSTel  wUI.  <l<<tB   iiiiuBi   •(  ^mM 


liell  T»r  (19  I^DiriBti  III.]  ^  tel  •  a 
nioat  to  annil  ibe  Una  to  lb*  Fmak* 
at  imif  (ar  Wan 


.  at  AtTDir.  «ai  delta-  af 
John  Hiunu.  en].  tinai  tl  Hi^tTll 

.tal'dZ^nded"'^"** 
JaHK  llcLND,  a»).  af  IpatoT.tolteaMi 


.  ,1.—  lie  ..^D.  «,.  or  Itirfar.  IM^  ii 

Hrt    niMhe  daugbtir  of  Si.  Bnrr  ffllB.  «M 
K^  -In'V'lli.,  ...d  .»  ..  bj  Ua  aa^ 

K.LMi  Hi.i>[.,  H,.  lari  a<  tpita*.  «h 
diurbur  sf  ll<naaaTn«*T,aa(-MMM* 
•  ud  bad  llirrc   H»,  lona,  Ta*«T.  ^  I 


"— -^ ...  ,^^  1,1,  g„o„,^  Bhidi,  t 


HUM 


HUM 


of  SteAvd,  Mid  hmd  ianM. 

..  a.  to  Sir  Tbomu  DalTCs,  but.  or  Doding • 
ia  Choildiv. 


Jaao,  171^17,  and  wm  «.  by  hit  oon, 
Foaa  Hound*  wIio  diod  a  minor  and  nnm. 
I.  IMi  No?«mber,  1730,  whtn  the  Ba- 

UTIMCT. 

tkroe  leopard**  faces  jeaiaat  flenrs^e- 


lUMBLE,  OF  LONDON. 


Extinct 
0th  Feb.  1745. 


BvvBLB,  9i  HvmMeton,  in  the  ooonty  of 
Cither  of 

HcniLEtoC  London*  of  the  fraternity  of 


BloaiLB*  of  London,  stationer,  m.  Agnes, 
'  Mr.  Johnson,  and  left  a  son, 

ionsLB,  of  London,  stationer,  and  deputy 
n  Ward  in  1033,  m.  Agnes,  daughter  of  Mr. 
y,  and  had  a  numerous  family.    Hb  eldest 

SB  HrniLi,  esq.  of  London,  b.  in  101S.  in 
am  of  £njo$9  which  he  furnished  to  King 
I.  In  his  majesty's  exile,  was  created  a  Ba- 
inae,  1000.  Sir  WilUam  tm.  Elixa,  daugh- 
ADaason,  gent,  and  had  issue, 

K*  his  heir,  m,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
»«  kat.  of  London,  and  dying  in  the  life- 
ef  his  father,  left 

UAAftA 

MMB,  > second,  third,  and  fourth  baronets. 
«■.       J 

ry.  m.  to  Chris^^  Tilaop,  t^. 
at.  Si.  to  Samuel  Klog7  esq. 

k«,  created  a  baronet,  see  Himblb,  of  Xt^n- 

■.  to  Basil  Moor,  esq.  of  Gubbins,  in  Hert- 
hire,     r  CLfM^^oj 

ib,  a.  to  Dr.  Brsdly,  prebend  of  York, 
a.  to   Mr.  Atkin*,  non  of  John  Atkins,  of 
shifv. 


U 


brr,  lOHO,  snd  was  m.  by  his  grand- 


^lu  it«  Hrasut.who d.  unm.  aged  twenty, 
y,  imu,  and  was  s.  by  his  brotbrr, 

SaOBOl  HovSLB.who  was  killed  in  a  quar 
Posts  Tavern,  in  March,  I7M  3,  and 

M  N 


IT.  Sia  John  Huvbli,  who  m.  Sarah,  dauf^ter  and 
co-heir  of  Andrew  Lant,  esq.  of  Thorpe  Underwood,  in 
the  county  of  Northampton,  and  had  surriTing  issue, 

WiLUAM,  his  heir. 
Mary. 

He  if.  7th  February,  17S3,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

T.  Sia  WiLUAM  Humble,  who  m,  the  Hon.  Elisa- 
beth Vane,  daughter  of  Gilbert,  second  Lord  Barnard, 
and  dying  in  Norember,  174S,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Ti.  SiE  John  Humblk,  who  d.  at  school,  at  Felstead, 
aged  six,  0th  February,  1745,  when  the  Baeonrtct 
bxpiebd. 

ilrsM^-Sa.  a  buck  trippant  or,  a  diief  indented  of 
the  last. 


HUMBLE,  OF  KENSINGTON. 

Cbbatbd  10th  March,  10B7.— Extinct  Itth  Aug.  170S. 

1.  William  Humblb,  esq.  of  Kensington,  in  the 
county  of  Middlesex,  second  son  of  Sir  WUliam  Hum- 
ble, hart,  of  London,  was  created  a  Babonbt  10th 
March,  10B7.  He  m.  first,  Frances,  daughter  of  Sir 
Anthony  Uasilrigge,  hart.;  and  secondly,  Mary.  dau|^- 
ter  of  Fisher,  of  Isleworth,  but  dying  s.  p.  ISth  Au- 
gust, 1705*  the  Baeonbtct  bxfibbd. 

Arms    See  Humblk  or  London. 


HUMPHREYS,  OF  LONDON. 


Cbbatbd 
30th  Not.  1714. 


Extinct 
14th  June,  1737. 


l,iiuagr. 

I.  SiK  William  Humpbkbys,  knt.  an  alderman  of 
the  city  of  London,  serred  the  office  of  sherifTin  1701, 
when  Queen  Annk  conferred  upon  him  the  honour  of 
knighthood,  and  was  lord  mayor  in  the  first  year  of 
GaoaoK  1.  when  hsTing  had  the  honour  of  entertain- 
ing the  king  and  queen  at  Guildhall,  he  was  in  con- 
sequence created  a  Bakunbt  30th  NoTember,  1714. 
Sir  WUliam  m.  first,  Margaret,  daughter  of  WUliam 
Wiatour,  esq.  of  Dymock,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester, 
and  grandaughter  uf  Sir  William  Maxey,  of  BradweU 
Hall,  Essex,  and  had  by  her  an  only  sunriving  child* 

Oblando,  his  heir. 

He  M.  secondly.  KUen,  relict  of  Robert  Lancashire,  of 
London,  merchant,  but  had  no  other  issue.  Sir  WU- 
liam who  sate  in  parliament  for  Marlborough,  d.  in 
October,  1735,  and  was  m.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sib  Oblandm  lli.'vrHBBYS,  whom.  Ellen,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  the  above  mentioned  Robert  Lanca- 
shire, by  whom  he  left  no  male  i«sue  at  his  decease, 
14th  June.   1737,  when  the   Babonbtcy  became  b\- 

Tl^lT. 


Sable,  three  nags'  heads  erased,  argent. 
171 


W^^^ 


HUN 


HUN 


HUNGATE,  OF  SAXTON. 


Crbatid 
ISth  Aug.  1M2, 


Extinct 
3rd  Dec  1749. 


ULimaqe. 

Drake,  in  hiB  antiquities  of  York,  staten  that  "  the 
ancient  family  of  the  H ungates  seem  to  derive  their 
name  from  H ungate,  in  the  city  of  York.  They  were 
possessed  of  North  Dalton,  Boniby,  Hayton,  Saxtoo, 
Sherbom,  Cowick,  &c* 

Wiij.iAM  HcNOATi.of  Bomby,  (the  first  of  the  family 
in  the  visitation)  was  father  of 

Willi  A  «  H  ungate,  esq.  of  Bomby,  who  in.  Margery, 
daughter  of  Sir  Anthony  Ugfatred,  knt.  of  Kexby,and 
had  two  sons,  William  and  Leonard.    The  elder, 

William  Hl'Ngatb,  esq.  m.  Oliva,  daughter  of  Wil- 
liam Sally,  or  Sauley,  of  Saxton,  in  the  county  of 
York,  and  had  three  sons,  William,  Robert,  and  Ed- 
ward.   The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  Hukoati,  esq.  m.  Alice,  daughter  of  Sir 
Thomas  Gower,  knt.  of  Stitenham,  in  Yorkshire,  and 
had  eight  sons,*  and  two  daughters.  Of  the  sons, 
William  was  the  eldest,  and  succeeded  his  father; 
the  daughters  were  Alice,  who  m.  R.  Angier,  esq.  and 
Anne,  the  wife  of  Oliver  Rither,  esq. 

William  Huncatc,  esq.  ^the  eldest  son  and  heir) 
of  North  Dalton,  m.  Audrey,  daughter  of  John  Salt- 
marsh,  oflq.  of  Saltmarffh,  and  was  x.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

William  HrNCATE,  chq.  of  Saxtoii,  living;  in  1653, 
who  M.  Anne,  dauf^hterof  Thomas  Stillingtun,  esq.  ul 
Acanter,  and  had  issue, 

Willum,  hiK  licir. 

Robert,  barri:*terat-law,  fonndrd  a  hcIiooI  at  Shore- 
burn,  ill  the  county  of  York.  He  d.  2oth  July, 
Hil!». 

Ralph. 

Edmund,  tn.  Jane,  daughter  of  Richard  Brll,  qm\. 
barrinter-atlau',  died  in  1011,  and  was  buried  in 
St.  Cuthbert'H  Church. 

Aune,  m.  to  John  Aiilaby,  esq. 

Margery,  m.  to  W  illiam  Power,  e^q. 

I  Mabel,  m.  to  Leon.  Fonter,  esq. 

Jane,  m.  to   N icholas,  second  oon  of  Sir  William 

Fairfax,  knt.  of  Walton, 
Catherint*.  m.  to  (!bri.Htopher  Rabthorp,  esq. 

The  i>ldi>st  son  und  heir, 

Wli.iiAM  111  Nt;*!!:,  (••w|.  of  Saxton,  m.  Margaret^ 
daughter  and  t*o  In-ir  of  Roger  Sotln-by,  eM).  of  l*<ick  - 
liugton.  in  ^  urkshire,  and  graiidaughter  luaternally, 
of  Sir  William  Constable,  knt.  ol  Hatfield,  and  hud 
issue, 

Wii.LUM    (Sir),    of   Saxton,    who    tn.    Klixabeth, 


daoghter  Of  WiUlam  Mmitt«n,Mt  < 
and  d. ».  p.  in 
Pbiup. 


Roger. 
Robon. 

The  second  son, 

I.  Priup  Hckgatb,  ea%.  of  Saxton,  wa 
Bakokkt  by  Xing  CsAftun  I.  iMk  Aagoii 
m,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Roger  Lflt|^«  U  .D 
in  the  county  of  York,  and  wido^ 
esq.  of  BromTiOt  by  whom  he  kad 

Francis,  ooI.  in  the  army,  feaip.  CMai 

at  Chester,  1845,  left  by  his  wifc,  Jes 

of  Robert  MiddleCon,  caq.  of  Leightoi 

shire  (co-heir  of  her  hroCbrr  FraDds 

Pkancis,  raooeaeor  to  hia  (nadftfl 

William,  eot  in  Lord  Dmahar'e  r 

Mary,  m.  to  John  Fairfhx,  m^.  wt 

Col.  Francis  Hangate's  widow,  ieaa. 

Hammond,  esq.  of  Scarthiagwril*  ia 

of  York. 
Elixabeth,;M.  to  Gilbert  StaplelM,e^.  I 

in  the  county  of  York. 
Mary,  m.  first  to  Sir  Manaadakc  Gib 

and  secondly  to   Sir  Heary  Bfovi 

Kiddington. 
Catherine,  m.  first  to  Marmadafce  Cba 

of  Bransby,  in  the  county  of  York,  ai 

to  Sir  William  Howard,  knt. 
Sir  Philip  was  s,  by  hia  grandeen, 

II.  Sia  Fkakcis  Hi'.\o«tk,  who  a.  Marfi 
daughter  of  Charles  Smith,  Viacoaat  Canb 
had  issue, 

Philip,  his  heir. 
Francis,  M.D. 
Roger. 
William. 

Margaret. 
Elizabeth. 

He  was  s.  by  bis  eldest  »on, 

III.  Sir  Philip  Hi  NOArr.  who  m.  KhsaW 
tcr  of  William,  Ixird  Monsou.  by  whoai  is 
condly,  Lewis  Smith. estq.  of  Wuctun,  ia  W  ar 
he  left  three  sons. 


Fkanci*. 

Philip,     ^successive  baraoeta. 


•   r 

Charles J 


The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

IT.  Sir  FR«Mt-i»  lli'auATK,  m. 
of  William  Weld.  esq.  of  Lalwoith 
Nicholas  Fairfax,  esq.  of  Gilliag, 
ving  daughter. 

Mart,  who  in.  Sir  Edward  Gi 
ton. 

He  d.  :t(Uh  July,  1710.  and  was  «.  by  bis  km 

\.  Sir  Philip  HiNG^TC.wbn  m.  Elnaftst 
ter  of  Mr.  Cotton, but  d>iiig«.^.  WBa<.byki 

Ti.  Sir  Charles  Hiwcatb,  who  tf .  a  lai 
unin.  3nl  December.  17-10,  when  the  B*aoi 

came  i:\iinct. 

4rmjt-  (!ulcs,  a  chevron  eafraiM  bscae 

talbots  sejant,  argent. 


*  Fivin  Riibt-it,  tlie  foiirlh  Min,  linciilly  <leM*eiiile<l 

rhoM..,,  H.ii..;.ie.  ol  \,nl,  > 'A^i'^r  l*:'"'^*';:; "'  Hs.eihin.  Seff.dk.aed  Mar^.bae* 

JuLu  Hu«;i4le.  ol  London.  J      »''  "^  ^•'  ^^  •^**^'  **^  ^  •*'*'  »"  **"*  '**■*>• 


V4 


HUS 


HUS 


JEY,  OF  HONINGTON. 


I. 


Extinct 
lit  April,  1734. 


I  Hl'wit,  knt  lord  chief  justice  of  the 

ttwtp.  Edward  IV.  m.  Blisaheth,  dangb- 

Berkeley,  etq.  of  Wymondham,  and 

ii«  heir,  •nmuioned  to  parliiunent  by 
'  VIII.  aa  Barun  HuaMy,  of  Sleford,  in 
mty  of  Lincoln.    (See  Buau's  ExUnct 

(Sir). 

t  ancestor  of  the  HuMeys  of  Yorkshire. 

h,  m.  to  Richard  Grey,  Earl  of  Kent, 

I.  to  WiUiam,  Lord  WiUongfaby. 

'. 

HouBY,  knt.  waa  of  Halton,  in  Lin- 

■erred  the  oOce  of  sheriff  in  the  aith 

Hia  eon  and  heir, 

I  HruBT,  of  Honington,  received  the 

Rhthood  from  Queen  Elixabbtu,  and 

incolnshire  in  the  33rd  of  her  majesty's 

Ellen,  daughter  of  Lord  Chief  Baron 

two  sons, 

Sir),  hb  heir. 
ir). 

ao  HttsKY.  knt.  of  Honington,  in  the 
oin,  was  crr4ted  a  Bako.nkt  by  King 
■ne,  1011.  He  was  sheriff  of  Lincoln- 
h  «if  that  reign,  and  again  in  the  ISth 
id  serred  in  parliament  in  I&40.  Sir 
crest  sufferer  in  the  ciril  wars,  and  so 
e  usurped  authorities,  that  in  the  pro- 
bridge,  l&M,  he  was  one  of  those  to  be 
bis  majesty's  councils.  He  m.  Eliza- 
rf  George  Auton,  and  niece  and  heir  of 
eai|.  of  Doddiugton  Pigot,  in  Lincoln - 
■sue, 

his  heir,  SI.  Rhoda,  daughti'r  and  ro- 
rhomas  Chapman,  rsq.  of  I^ondon,  and 
I  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  left 
oH*»,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
Uiam  fSir;,  ambassador  from  Klnn 
^ILLI4H  III.  to  the  Port,  m.  Mary, 
ittghter  of  Sir  John  Buckwortli,  bart. 
mI  d.  J.  f, 

oda,  m.  to  John  Amcoats,  esq.  of  Am- 
op,  in  Lincolnshire. 
»e. 

ry,  at.  to  Thomas  Rail,  esq.  of  Mine- 
tad. 

x.  royal  army,  slain  at  Gainsborough. 
of  Caythorp,  in  the  county  of  Lin- 
»ated  a  BiauNirby  King  CH%aiJU  II. 
f .  1601.    His  son, 

DWian  HissBT  inherited  the  Honiog- 
karoaetcy  in  I7M. 


IT.  Edward,  d.  iasneleas. 

I.  Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  WilUamsoD,  hart. 
II.  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  BoUea,  hart. 
111.  Rebaoca,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Markham,  of  Sedg- 

brook,  in  Lincolnshire. 
IT.  Bridget,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Clifton,  bart.  of  Ly- 

tham. 
▼.  Anne,  us.  to  Charles  Pelham,  esq.  of  Brock- 
lesby,  in  Lincolnshire. 

Sir  Edward  died  about  the  year  1648,  and  was  t.  by 
his  grandaon, 

II.  Sia  Thomas  Hvsskt,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Lincoln,  temp,  William  III.  who  m.  Sarah,  daughter 
of  Sir  John  Langham,  bart.  and  left  two  surriTing 
daughters,  his  co-heirs,  Yis. 

Elisabsth  Hussby,«i.  to  Sir  Richard  Ellys,  bart. 
and  d.  s.  p. 

.Sarah  Husssy,  m,  to  Robert  Apreece,  esq.  of 
Washingley,  in  the  county  of  Huntingdon,  and 
from  this  marriage  lineally  descends  the  present 
(1837)  Sir  Thomas  Groror  ArRRScR,  bart.  of 
Washingley.  (Refer  to  Burkr's  Peerage  and 
Baronetage.) 

He  d,  in  December,  1706,  when  the  baronetcy  passed 
to  his  cousin, 

111.  Sir  Edward  Uvssry.  second  baronet  of  Cay- 
thorp, in  the  county  of  Lincoln.  Thb  gentleman  m. 
first,  Charlotte,  only  child  of  Daniel  BreTint,  D.D. 
dean  of  Lincoln,  by  whom  he  had  several  children,  but 
only  two  survived  him,  vix. 

Charlotte,  m.  Thomas  Pochin,  esq.  of  Barkby,  in 
LeiceMershire,  and  their  daughter,  Charlotte 
Pochin,  M.  to  Charlrs-Jamrs  Packr,  esq.  of 
Prestwold  Hall,  eventually  inherited  the  estates 
of  her  grandfather,  Sir  Edward  Uussey,  bart. 
and  conveyed  them  to  the  Pacrr  fianUy.  (See 
BuRKfi's  CoHMROMers,  vol.  i.  p.  136.) 
Sarah. 

He  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Da- 
vie, bart.  and  by  her  had  two  sons, 

u  '      >  fourth  and  fifth  baronets. 

Edward,  j     •»«"••"»«»•  »«»««»•. 

Sir  Edward  d.  16th  February,  1735,  and  was  s.  by  hb 
elder  son, 

IV.  Sir  Hbnry  Hvssby,  third  baronet  of  Caythorp, 
who  d.  s.  p.  14th  February,  1730,  and  was  §.  by  hb 
brother, 

V.  Sir  EIdward  Husbrt,  fourth  baronet  of  Caythorp. 
This  gentleman  died  issueless,  1st  April,  1734,  when 
the  R%KONETCY  of  Houingtou,  and  the  Barunrtcy  of 
Caythorp,  both  xxfirxd. 

Arm* — Quarterly,  first  and  fourth  or,  a  cross  vert, 
second  and  third  harry  of  six,  ermine  and  gules. 


HUS8EY,  OF  CAYTHORPE. 

CRBATBD21st  July,  1001.— CXTINCT  Ist  April,  1731. 

Eiiwigr. 

I.  Cmarlxs  Hi'ftsBY,esq.  of  Caythorpe,  in  the  county 
of  Lincoln,  second  son  of  Sir  Kdward  Uussey,  bart.  of 
Honington.  was  created  a  KARONrr  by  King  Charles 
II.  31st  July,  1001.  Sir  Charles  m.  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Kir  WUliam  Brownlowe,  bart.  of  Humby,  in 
Lincolnshire,  and  dying  in  1064,  was  *.  by  hb  elder 
son, 

II.  Sib  Chari.rs  Hi'ssbt,  who  d,  unm.  about  the 
year  lAM,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Edward  Hissky,  of  Caythorpe,  who  at  the 

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ING 


deceue  of  hb  oooim,  Sir  Tliomu  HuMey,  of  Honing- 
ton,  without  male  iarae,  in  1706,  suooeeded  to  the 
older  baronetcy,  and  carried  on  the  main  branch  of 
hia  houae.    (Refer  to  HuaiiY  of  IlotUngUm,) 

ilraif— Same  aa  Humby  op  Honinoton. 


INCLEBY,  OF  RIPLEY. 


CaKATKD 

I7th  May,  1(MS. 


Extinct 
4th  Aug.  ins. 


ftfneagf. 


Thia  family,  according  to  Camden,  flooriahed  with 
great  antiquity  and  reputation  at  Ripley,  a  market 
town  in  the  West  Riding  of  the  county  of  York. 

Sir  Thomas  iNCLKBr,  knt.  one  of  the  justices  of 
the  court  of  Common  Pleas,  m.  Catherine  Ripley,  and 
had  issue,  Thomas,  his  heir,  Henry,  prebend  of  South 
Care,  IS  Rich  aid  II.  John,  William,  David,  and 
Alice.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Inclkbt,  esq.  who  was  knight  of  the  shire 
of  York,  S3  Edward  III.  m.  Eleanor,  daughter  and 
heir  of  William  Mowbray,  esq.  of  Kirtlington,*  and 
had  two  aons,  William,  who  died  issueless,  and 

John  Inolibt,  esq.  living  temp,  Hbnrt  IV.  who 
continued  the  line.  He  was  founder  of  the  monas- 
tery of  Mount  Grace.  He  m.  Ellen,  daughter  and 
heir  of  Sir  Bryan  RoclifTe,  knt.  of  Rocliffe,  and  had 
issue. 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Walter  Pedwardine,  esq.  of  Lin- 
colnshire. 
Jannet,  m.  to  John  Holme,  esq.  of  HolderneMe. 
Isabel,  m.  to  Thomas  de  la  River,  esi^.  uf  nr.msby. 

He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  lNoi.BBr,  esq.  who  m.  Ellen,  daughter  of 
John  Holme,  esq.  and  left,  with  a  daughter,  Elizabeth, 
the  wife  of  Thomaa  Beckwith,  esq.  of  Clint,  a  son  aud 
heir. 

Sir  William  Inglbby,  knt.  who  wedded  Joan, 
daughter  of  Sir  Bryau  Stapleton,  knight  of  the  Garter, 
and  had  (with  two  daugliters,  Agnes,  m.  to  John 
Sothil,  esq.  of  Everingham,  and  Katberine,  m.  to 
William  Arthington,  esq.  of  Arthiugton,;  a  son  and 
heir, 

John  Inglbby,  esq.  who  m.  Margery,^  daughter  of 
Sir  James  Strangeways,  knt.  and  was  s.  by  Ida  son. 

Sir  William  Inoi.eby,  of  Ripley,  who  m.  Cathe- 
rine, daughter  of  Thomas  Stillington,  esq.  and  had 
issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Constable,  knt. 
Anne,  m.  fimt,  to  Richard  Goldsborough,  esq.  se- 
condly, to  Robert  Warcnp,  esq.  and  thirdly,  to 
Thomas  Wriothesley,  Garter  king  of  arms. 
The  son  and  heir, 
John  Inclkby,  esq.  of  Ripley,  m.  Eleanor,  daughter 


of  Sir  MarmadulM  CooitaMe.  kait.  of  Fl 
and  dying  in  IMS,  ww  «.  bj  hia  only  mn 
Sir  William  IffOLnT*  bH.  of  Bipli 
Cecily,  daughter  of  Sir  Owmgt  TUbofa, 
(who  wedded,  secondly,  John  Tonwy* «% 
William  (Sir),  his  heir. 
Jfriin,  of  Lawkland,  ■iioMtor  of  Sir  CI 
by,  knt.  one  of  the  jodgw.  taay.  ia 
George,  d. ».  p. 

Frances,  m.  to  i«m«o  PuDoiiio,  oaf. 
the  Pulleinea  of  CarletoB  and  Crafc 
Elisabeth,  m,  to  Mr.  Racliard  MrIIm^ 
He  was  s,  by  hia  eldest  aon, 

Sir  William  Inouibt,  knt.  of  Wifiq 
treasurer  of  Berwick,  and  d,  in  isn9, 
iaauc,  by  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  WilliaB 
Studley,  in  the  county  of  York,  ftro  w 
dauglitera,  via. 

1.  William  (Sir). higthahoriff  of  Yfliftil 
ELiRABiTH,fli.  ftntfAnao,  daaghlf 
T.  Thwaitea,  eaq.  and  aeomdly,  Ai 
ter  of  Anthony  8inithy«o«  oaf.  o 
ham,  but  if.  M,  p. 

II.  David,  m.  Lady  Anno  Norfll,  ymm 

ter  of  Chaiiea,  sixth  Karl  of  Was 

and  left  three  daag;hterB,  Tia. 

Mary,  la.  to  Sir  Petor  MiddlaM 

Frances,  ai.  to  Sir  Robert  HodA 

Vrsula,  M.  to  Robert  Widdriaili 

III.  Francia,  tf.  ymmg, 

IV.  Sampson. 

V.  John,  SI.  Catherine,  dan^iter  of  S 

Babthrop,  knt.    of  Babthrop,  am 

George  Vavasor,  esq.    of   Spaidii 

left  a  daughter, 

Catharine,  si.  to  Mamadaka  1 

of  Knighton,  in  the  ooonty  ef 

I.  Jane,  si.  to  George  Wintar,  osf.  d 

in  Worcestershire. 

II.  Grace,  m.  to  William  Blmard,  esq. 

borough. 

III.  Isabel,  M.  to  Thomaa  Markinfeld,  ca 

IV.  Elizabeth,  s*.  to  Peter  Yorke,  esq. 
V.  Catharine,  m.  to  Sir  WiQiam  Arthii 

of  Artliiugton,  and  had  a  son, 
Cyril  Arthington. 
The  fifth  son, 

Sampson  Inglbby,  esq.  m.  riiiabitb,  4 
Sir  John  Yorke,  knt.  and  had  iaaua, 
William,  hia  heir. 

Anne,  in.  to  Francia  Swale,  ea^ 
Catherine. 

Mary,  m.  to  Francia  Appleby,  caq.  ef  L 
Jane. 

Elisabeth,  a  nun  at  Ghent. 
He  was  X.  by  his  son, 

I.  Sir  William  Ikolbby,  knt  of  Rifby 
created  a  Baronit  by  King  Charlo  I. 
IMS.    He  Ml.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  JaaM 
ham,  knt.  of  Levens,  in  Weatmoriand,  aai 
1057-H,  aged  seventy-one,  was  «.  by  his  soa, 

II.  Sir  William  Inglbby,  6.  in  IStl,  wi 
garet,  eldeiit  daughter  of  John  Savile,  es|. « 
in  the  county  of  York,  and  had  isaaa, 

I.  John,  his  successor. 

I.  Margaret,  si.  to  Mark,  eldest  aan  ef  I 
Shaftoe,  knt.  recorder  of  Newcsstti 

II.  Anne,  si.  to  John,  son  of  Sir  Jehi 

knt.  of  Harden,  iu  ChcaUre. 


•  By  Margaret,  daii(;hi«'i  and  hrir  of  John  Chauinunt,  esq.  of  Coltuii,  io  the  ainrty  of  \otk. 

t  She  M.  ^((indly,  Kicliaiil  l^oni  WcUtf. 

I  By  Aimc,  hir  wife,  <ldU|tbUr  iA  llcury  Huwaiil,  Earl  of  Surrey,  aud  ki>tcr  of  Thoma*,  Dakc  ef  N< 


tn 


ING 


ING 


riaf  «m.  i»  1741. 
M,  A  in  1701. 
l«n,^ed 


rixty-oiM.  and  was  «. 


'  Imolsbt,  wbo  flk  Mary»  dani^ter  of 

id  had  nirfiTiDg  knie,  John,  hia  heir, 

H«  4,  IftCh  January,  174S,  and  was  », 

M  liiOLBBT.  who  tf.  14th  July,   1771, 
ate  iaam,  irhma  the  Babomitcy  became 

laet  baronet*  Sir  John  Ingleby,  left 


R9ILBT,  esq.  who  inheriting  the  estates, 
if  Ripley,  and  was  created  a  BAaoNir 
81.  He  «i.  in  17M,  Elisabeth,  daofh- 
nd  sole  heir  of  Wharton  Amcotts,  esq. 
ectlettorpe,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  was 
r  of  the  present  (1837) 
I  WiLLUM  Ahcotts-Inoilsy,  bart.  of 
Lettlethorpe  Park  and  Ripley  Castle, 
refer  to  Bubki's  Peerage  and  Baro- 
ietagt), 

star  of  six  ra^  arg. 


(Y,  OF  LETHENBOROUGH 


Extinct 
15th  April,  1736. 


Ingoldsby  was  of  ancient  standing  in 
.inooln.  and  derived  in  direct  descent 
r  Ingoldsby,  Lord  of  Ingoldsby,  in  that 
t. 

Ikgoldsby,  of  Lethenbonragfa,  in  the 
tingham,  knt.  was  found,  by  an  inqui- 
it  the  demise  of  his  father,  Francis 
in  lAM,  to  be  hb  eldest  son  and  heir. 
!th,  danghter  of  William  Palmer,  esq. 
Backs,  and  had  issue, 
lusheir. 

ept.  Itch  July,  \ifn,  m.  first,  38th  May, 
Sir  Christopher  Pigot,  knt.  of  Dodder- 
A  secondly,  to  Maximilian  Petty,  esq. 
to  Richard  Sergeant,  e«q.  of  Dinton, 

.  to  John  Pcasey,  esq. 
who  was  sheriff  of  Bucks  3  Jambs  I. 
nd  was  f.  by  his  son, 
>  laooLMBY, of  LethmborouKli, knighted 
nd  (Ictober,  1017,  when  that  monarch 
iabrooke,  the  srst  of  Sir  Kicliard's 
Sir  Olircr  CromwHI,  K.  B.  He  m. 
llrter  of  Sir  Oliver,  and  by  her,  who  d. 


,  baptised  Hth  August,  1014,  ».  at  Le- 
In  the  parliaments  called  by 


the  Protector  in  lOM  and  1856,  he  represanted 
the  county  of  Buckingham,  but  at  the  Resto- 
ration, gaining  the  ro3ral  faTonr,  he  was 
placed  on  the  list  of  those  on  whom  it  was 
intended  to  hare  conferred  the  knighthood  of 
the  Royal  Oak.  Subsequently,  howeTer,  by 
a  course  of  extraragance,  he  dissipated  his 
fortune,  sold  Lethenborough  House  to  Mr. 
Robinson,  his  steward,  and  after  mor^ging 
as  far  as  he  could  his  whole  estates,  went  to 
London  about  the  year  1673,  and  in  1679  was 
admitted  a  pensioner  at  the  Charter  House, 
where  he  died  1st  October,  1681.  By  Lettice, 
his  wife,  daughter  of  Crawley  Norton,  esq. 
of  Offleys,  Herts,  he  had  issue, 

I.  Francis-Richard,  bapt.  SSrd  April,  165S. 

S.  Edward,  d,  young. 

1.  EUen. 
t.  Ann. 

3.  Lettice* 

4.  Martha. 

5.  Elisabeth. 

II.  RicuABD  (Sir)  K.  B.  the  celebrated  parliamen- 

tary generaL    Thb  distinguished  person  was 
one  of  the  commissioners  of  the  high  court  of 
justice  for  the  trial  of  his  sorereign,  signed 
the  warrant  for  his  execution,  was  one  of  the 
chief  confidants  of  Oliver  Cromwell,  governor 
of  Oxford  Castle,  and  one  of  the  lords  of  the 
upper  house.    When  he  found  the  cause  of 
his  cousin  Richard  desperate,  he  strenuously 
exerted  himself  in  promoting  the  restoration 
of  the  exiled  monarch,  and  so  effectually  re- 
commended himself  to  his  favour,  that  he  not 
only  procured  his  pardon,  being  the  only  one 
of  tiie  regicides  who  had  a  free  one,  but  was 
made  a  knight  of  the  Bath.    He  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  George  Croke,  one  of  the 
judges  of  the  court  of  King's  Bendi,  and 
widow  of  Thomas  Lee,  esq.  of  Hartwell,  and 
dying  in  1689,  left,  with  a  daughter,  Jane, 
the  wife  of  Thomas  Marriot,  esq.  of  Ascot,  in 
Gloucestershire,  a  son  and  successor, 
RicHABD,  who  m.  Mary,  only  daughter  of 
William  Colmore,  esq.  of  Warwick,  and 
died  14th  April,  1703,  leaving  issue, 
Thomas,  of  Waldridge,  h.  in  1688,  she- 
riff of  Bucks  7  Gbobgb  1.  and  M.P. 
for  Aylesbury,  who  had  issue, 
RicHABD,*  of  Waldridge,  M.P.  for 
Aylesbury,  who  died  m.  p, 

Martha,  ot.  in  1702,  to  George, late 
Marquess  of  Winchester. 
Richard,  living  in  1713. 

Frances,  unm.  in  1713. 
Henrietta,  living  in  1713. 
Letitia,  died  in  1711. 

III.  Olivbb  (Sir),  knt.  6.  in  1610,  a  parliamentary 

officer,  slain  at  Pendennis. 

IV.  John,  6.  in  1021,  who  is  stated  to  have  been 

also  engaged  on  the  parliamentary  side,  and 
to  have  died  at  sea. 
V.  Hk^iRT,  of  whom  we  have  to  treat. 
VI.  (;b«)Rcb  (Sir),  killed  in  the  Dutch  wars. 
VII.  Thomas,  a  captain  in  his  brother  Richard's  re- 
giment. 
VIII.  William,  b.  in  16S7. 

1.  Elizabeth,  died  onm. 
II.  Sarah,  died  unm. 
III.  Aon,  6.  in  1021,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Chaloner, knt. 


digrv'TS  t4  Ike  family,  RirlMrd  i*  itiitrd  to  have  had  a  brother  Thomas,  brigadicr-groeral  in  (be  army, 
V,  leavlag  a  dsaghtrr,  m,  (u  Jambs  Lbnux  Naksb,  esq.  of  Luai;bcrcw. 

277 


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IV.  Mary,  b.  in  lOiO,  in.  to  Major  Read,  who  was 
wounded  at  tha  aiego  of  Bristol,  in  1045. 

The  fifth  son, 

I.  Sia  HsNar  Inogldsby,  bom  in  lOlt,  held  at 
first  a  commission  in  the  royal  army,  but  suhsaqnently 
deserting  his  ill-fated  master,  became  a  colonel  in  the 
service  of  the  parliament.  He  went  afterwards  to 
Ireland,  and  was  there  most  useful  to  his  party,  but 
Lord  Clarendon  records  that  he  performed  acts  of 
barbarity  in  that  oppressed  kingdom  utterly  rerolting 
to  humanity.  Sir  Henry  was  returned  to  parliament 
by  the  counties  of  Kerry,  Limerick,  and  Clare,  in 
1654,  lti56,  and  1050.  Like  his  brother  Richard,  he 
was  equally  zealous  in  paving  the  way  for  future 
favour  with  the  exiled  monarch,  whose  restoration 
he  foresaw ;  with  this  view  he  hastened  from  Ireland, 
where  he  had  a  command,  took  p<MMe8«ion  of  Windsor 
Castle,  then  in  the  hands  of  the  republicans,  and 
garrisoned  it  for  the  parliament,  who  appeared  to  be 
favourably  disposed  towards  the  restoration  of  the 
monarchy.  For  this  service  he  was  created  a  Baro- 
net by  Charlcs  II.  30th  August,  1000,  having  already 
obtained  a  similar  dignity  from  the  Protector  Crom- 
wjcLL,  in  low.  He  died  in  Ireland  in  1701,  one  of  the 
oldest  officers  in  the  army,  and  left  by  Anne,  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  Hardress  Waller,  a  son  and  successor, 

II.  SiK  George  Incoldsby,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter 
of  Sir  Peter  Stanley,  bart.  and  had,  with  a  daughter, 
Ann,  married  to  Sir  Francis  Blundel,  bart.  a  son  and 
succeKNor, 

111.  Sir  William  Ingoldsby,  who  m,  Theophila, 
daughter  of  Sir  Kingswill  Lucy,  bart.  of  Broxboumc, 
Herts,  and  had  a  daughter,  Anne.  Sir  William  d.  t5th 
April,  1726,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  extinct. 

Arms— Krm,  a  saltire  eugr.  sa. 


INNRS,  OF  LOCHALSH. 


■ 

.-V 

nV 

Ckkiii  I) 

^r 

^r 

KxnxT 

2Stb  April,  IMJ1». 

V^ 

llitll  Aug.   I.S31. 

V 

Eincagr. 

TiiK    ItLV.    Kkruild    I>ms    (di>((crn<l«'d    from    the 
nt«M-k  of  tho  dural  iiouse  of  Kii\l»un;Iif)  wan  chanter 
of  tlic  <]i<H-cK<'  of  Moray,  ami  nlilli^t«>^  of  the  parinb  of 
\I\CHN.    ill    that  roiiiity.     He   ui.  Ji'ati.  daughter   uf 
i'olin  I'iili'oiii'r,  Bi^hup  of  Moray,  and  h:ul  i<i.HUP, 
Jwi.s,  in  holy  nnlcfji,  rhuirh  uf  Srotland. 
\\  illi.mi.  M.  and  had  iMnur. 
Mii^h,  an  fpincopal  clert;yman. 

Jo.in.  M.  to  John  (<ilzean.  of  Coltficld. 

'llii'  rlili-tt  nun, 

I'm.  Hkv.  JAVih  1nm>,  m.  ('atliuriiic.  daughter  of 
ifiit:h  Falronrr,  v^*\.  of  Invi-rnrftit,  and  hud.  with  a 
tIauRhtiT,  Jean,  wifi*  of  C'nptain  MacLrni^io,  of  the 
Sifiirh  brifsaili',  a  >on  and  hrir. 

Tilt  Ilrv.  Hi  i;h  1>>l«.,  A.  .M)th  July.  17*27,  m.  Jran. 
il.iii/liti  r  of  'I'lmnia?!  Crahain,  cs*i.  and  ilyint;  in  l«ii^, 
Ii-tt  .III  only  Mill, 

I.  Ill  I. II  1>M'»,  I -11.  of  l.iH*lidl.4|i,  ill  tlio  f'oiinty  of 
](iiv«,  and  Cuxtou.  in   Moray.  M.P.  who  wa»  rrc.iti'd 


a  Baronbt  18th  April.  1819.    Sir  Bi«h 
August,  183 1,  when  the  BaaoiincT  ixr 

Araw— Quarterly,  flnt  aad  fovtk,  ai 
of  six  ra^  as.  for  Imrbs  ;  aecuad.  «■ 
chief  sa.  thrac  escallopa  of  the  idd,  ftr 


JACKSON,  OF  HIC&LEI 


Created 
31ttt  Dec.  1060. 


%  %, 


Of  this  family,  one  of  good  not*  im  H 
York,  was 

John   Jacksom,  of  Edderthorp.  near 
that  county,  who  m.  KUen,  daogliler  of  J 
son,  of  Bolton,  and  dying  ia  Febnury 
sixty-four,  left  no  less  than  sctcb  sow 
daughters.    The  eldest  son. 

Sir  John  Jackson,  knt.  of  Nottiaclr 
shire,  who  was  educated  in  the  st«dy  «f 
Lincoln's  Inn,  was  attorney  to  tlw  eeaacil 
in  the  North,  in  the  commisaioa  of  the  p 
West  Hiding,  3t  Kluabkth.  Ib  4  JiRli 
constituted  autumnal  reader  in  that  iaa  si 
13th  of  the  same  reign  trrasurvr.  He  f 
honour  of  knighthood,  and  married  Rbasb 
ter  of  .^ir  John  Savile,  of  Methl^y.  tat 
barons  uf  the  Hxrhequer,  and  had  i««c, 

John,  hilt  hfir. 

Hfnry,    bamstir-at-law.  rhrk  of  Ms 
i.orthi.'rn  cirruit.  m.  a  dAiichter  sf 
.Snipg,  unr  of  the  barons  i^f  the  Eirl 

Irft  UO  iiiiilli'. 

Franris,  of  Himton  Pajnell,  in  Yoriil 
t«*r-at  law. 

Jane,  Ml.  to  .Sir  Frauris  Thumhaafb,  I: 

tun,  ill  \urkMiire. 
Klizaheth,  m.  fint,  to  Robert  WiBiaHa 

Walkingham,  Notts,  and  >inmdl>.  Mi 

Hutton,  knt.  of  Hootim  Pa>vcl,  m  I 

of  Vurk. 
Lucy,  Ml.  to  Henry  Tindall,  esq.  «f  BM 

Yorkshire. 

He  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  John  J«crm>n,  knt.  of  llvklctn. 
(.'iiakll.s  I.  was  trea^nnr  fur  the  mtumt 
and  MTvi'd  sf  vvral  tinirs  in  pHriisiaeDf  krik 
of  Pontefract.  He  m.  firrt,  Kbaaicth.  * 
John  Thorn haugh,  uf  Fenton,  Nona,  byvlf 
no  iMuc,  and  Mcoudly.  Fiennes,  daaghivr« 
mas  Waller,  governor  of  Dover  Casd^  i 
'ind  July,  I(i37,  was  m.  by  his  eldrr  soa, 

I.  JuHN  Jackson,  viiq.  of  Hickietoa,  ia  ri 
of  York,  whu  was  created  a  Btioan 
('HtRir.t  II.  31st  Dorember,  lena.  Sir  Ml 
('iithcriii«*.  (laufzhtiT  uf  George  Booth,  ca|-  •( 
Ma!t»<>y,  b>  whuni,  whu  tf.  in  1M7,  hf  bai 
and  thrt>e  daiichtiTu,  via. 

John,  hin  siirresiior. 
Fii'iincs,  M.  to  Mcholaa  Maaltvtrcr.s^ 
well. 

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JAC 


•.  to  Joha  AdaaaSt  etq.  ton  of  Sir  WnUam 
■,  of  OwfllNI. 

M»  liTiiif  fai  1679. 

y,  bis  oosds,  hmcj,  daof^tsr  of  Henry 

.  of  Brotherton,  and  relict  of  Sir  William 

leath  Hall,  and  by  ber  bad  a  ton, 

iRDiNi,  soooeuor  to  bia  brotber. 

la  «.  at  bis  deoeaso  by  bis  elder  son, 

Hii  Jackson,  wbo  died  nnm.  Otb  February, 

tv«Bty-s«Ten,  baring  sold  bis  estates  to 

B.    He  was  s.  by  bis  brotber,  of  tbe  balf 

iBADwatoiNB  Jackson,  one  of  tbe  com- 
4  tbe  land  tax,  0  Anns.  Tbis  gentleman 
mai.  in  I7t7,  but  tbe  period  of  bis  decease 

KXTiNcriON  of  tbe  Baronitct  bas  not 
ined. 

was  pvrdmsed  from  tbe  Jacksons  by  Sir 
Btwortb,  knt.  of  Woolley. 

u  a  leas  between  tbree  sbeldrabes  arg. 


ACOB,  of  BROMLEY. 


mi. 


Extinct 
4tb  Not.  1700. 


Aiiuagr. 

Jacos,  of  Horsebeatb,  in  the  county  of 
lied  tJrd  Hkhrt  VIII.  leaTing  a  son, 
luros,  of  Honrheath  aud  Oamlingay,  in 
■nty,  wbo  m.  Winifrid,  daughter  of  Wil' 
rrt,  of  Koyston,  and  was  s.  by  bia  sou, 
%cos,  esq.  of  Hamlingay,  who  m.  Cathe- 
er  and  heir  of  William  Abraham,  of  Lon- 
nt,  and  left  a  son. 

Iaoob,  esq.  of  UamliiiKay,  who  si.  Mary, 
Francis  Rogers,  of  Dartford,  and  had 

br>,  bis  beir. 

vbo  by  his  second  wife,  Margaret,  dauffh- 

4l«niandcr  Packer,  etq.  of  King's  Cbarle- 

Gloarestershire,  had 
n. 

aader,  a  Turkey  merrhant  in  Iiondon,  m. 
t  Hon.  Klixabeth  Hrydices,  daughter  of 
niry,  eigbcb  Lord  ChHiidos.  She  iiur^iTed 
r  basband,  aud  m.  serrondly,  the  ReT. 
•Mas  Dawson,  D.I).  Ticar  of  Windsor. 

to  Klisabetb  llalliday,  and  had  issue. 

.  tD  Henry  Rott,  esq. 

.  tD  George  Bury.  raq. 

h,  at.  to  Tboaaas  W  iltnrr,  esq. 

BS.  to  RoWrt  Seytliard,  rsq. 
ay,  10V,  and  was  j.  by  bin  eldest  m>ii, 
M  Jscoa,  of  Bromley,  in  Kuex,  who  was 

Mimf  CMAaLBs  1.  in  1033,  being  one  of 
ti  the  Cnstoms  in  tbe  port  of  fynidon.  and 
Beat  of  a  clear  estate  of  £3000  per  annum, 

•d  tbe  king,  his  lands  were  sequestered, 
mal  ftoperty  considerably  reduced  by  the 
I*  at  difftrent  times  to  his  royal  master. 
»  vMMMftn  of  cmiacnt  persons  who  suf- 


fered for  their  allegiance,  tbas  mentions  bim :  "  We 
must  not  separate  Sir  Nicholas  Crisp  from  the  wor- 
sbipful  Sir  John  Jacob,  his  partner,  both  in  tbe  fum- 
ing of  tbe  Custom  House,  and  bis  sufferings ;  a  man 
ever  forward  to  assist  his  m^JMty,  saying,  Wbat  t 
shall  I  keep  my  estate,  and  see  the  king  want  where- 
withal to  protect  itT  If  it  please  God  to  bless  the  king, 
though  I  gare  bim  all  I  had  I  can  be  no  loser ;  if  not, 
though  I  keep  all  I  can  be  no  sarer ;  and  to  relieve 
the  clergy,  raining  more  their  prayers  and  God's 
blessing  dian  his  own  estate,  employing  under  him 
only  those  honest  caraliers  that  suffered  with  him." 

In  consideration  of  his  loyalty,  so  sealous  and  so 
generous.  Sir  John  was  created  a  Babonbt  by  JCi$tg 
Chablxs  II.  nth  January,  1605.  On  the  restoration 
his  estate  was  restored  to  him,  he  was  made  a  com- 
missioner of  tbe  Customs,  and  again  became  one  of  the 
farmers  thereof.  He  mi.  first,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
John,  grandson  of  Sir  Leonard  Halliday,  knt.  lord 
mayor  of  London,  and  by  her  had  two  sons,  Abraham 
and  Henry,  wbo  both  died  before  him  issueless,  and  a 
daughter,  Susanna,  the  wife  of  Sir  Richard  Wing- 
field,  hart,  of  Letheringbam,  in  Suffolk.  Sir  John  in. 
secondly,  Alice,  daughter  of  Thomas  Clowes,  of  Lon- 
don, and  relict  of  John  Baglesfield,  also  of  London, 
merchant,  by  whom  be  bad 

John,  his  beir. 

Francis,  d.  s.  p. 

Robert,  killed  in  Scotland,  d.  s,  p. 

Alice,  m,  to  Henry  West,  esq.  of  Woobam  Court, 

in  Sussex. 
Mary,  m.  to  Walter,  son  and  beir  of  Sir  Arnold 

Beams,  knt.  of  Bridge  Court,  in  Kent. 
Helen,  m.  to  John,  son  of  Sir  John  Hebdon. 

He  wedded,  thirdly,  Elisabeth,  eldest  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  John  Asbbnmam,  knt.  by  whom  be  had 
a  daughter,  Margaret,  m.  to  —  Muichamp,  esq.  of 
Row  Barnes,  in  Surrey.  Sir  John  died  in  February 
or  March,  1000,  his  funeral  sermon  was  preached  in 
the  latter  monUi.  He  left  to  the  parish  of  (vamlingay 
£40  per  annum  for  maintaining  ten  poor  people  in  an 
almshouse  which  he  had  finished  in  his  lifetime.  His 
widow  Ml.  Sir  William  Wogan,  knt.  seijeant-at-law, 
and  d.  in  1097.    He  was  m.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sia  John  Jacob,  who  m.  the  Hon.  Catherine 
Allington,  daughter  of  WilUam,  Lord  Allington,  and 
dying  in  1075,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sia  John  Jacob,  who  went  early  into  the  army 
(almost  all  his  father's  estate  being  seised  upon  by 
the  creditors  of  his  grandfather,  for  money  he  had 
borrowed  for  King  Cbablss  I.  which  was  never  re- 
paid by  the  crown),  and  served  for  seventeen  years  in 
the  reigns  of  Janrs  II.  and  Wiluam  III.  in  the  latter 
as  colonel  of  an  old  regiment  of  foot,  which  commis- 
sion ho  resigned  in  favour  of  his  brother-in-law, 
James,  Earl  of  fiarrymorv.  Sir  John  was  at  the  battle 
of  the  Boyne,  sieges  of  Cork  and  Kingsale,  and  was 
severely  wounded  at  Killicranky.  King  William, wbo 
had  a  high  esteem  for  him,  constituted  him  colonel  of 
Hastings's  regiment.  He  m.  Lady  Dorothy  Barry, 
daughter  of  Richard,  Earl  of  Barrymore,  and  had 
issue, 

Hiluebba.^d,  his  heir,  who  m.  Muriel,  daughter 
of  Kir  John  Bland,  hart,  of  Kippax  Tark,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  dying  3rd  June,  I73tf,  his  father 
then  living,  left  an  only  son, 

Hii.DBSRANO,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

CATHiaiNB,  b.  in  1005,  m.  to  Abraham  Oakes, 
LL.  D.  rector  of  Long  Melford,  and  was  grand- 
mother of  the  present  (1837)  Sia  HiNar-THo- 
«4»  Oakks,  bart.  (see  Braai's  Peerage  and 
Baronetage.) 

EiJzAsKTN,  U.  in  1000. 

S7tf 


JAM 


JAM 


Dorothy,  b,  in  1703,  m.  to  Captain  Moriey,  of 
Halstead,  in  Essex. 
Sir  John  d,  3Ut  March,  1740,  and  was  »,  \>j  his  grand- 
son, 

IV.  Sia  HiLDiBRAND  Jacob,  who  d.  s,  p»  4th  No- 
Tember,  1700,  when  the  Baromktcy  Bxriaen. 

ilmu— Arg.  a  dierron  gu.  between  three  tigers' 
heads  erased  ppr. 


JACQUES,  OF  MIDDLESEX. 


CRK4TKD 

2ud  Sept.  IGW, 


Extinct 
in  1050. 


ILinrage. 

I.  Sir  John  Jacques,  one  of  his  majesty's  gentlemen 
pensioners,  was  created  a  Barunkt  by  /Ling  Charlxs  I. 
but  as  he  had  no  issue,  the  title  rxpirkd  ut  his  de- 
dease  in  1090. 

ilrau— Arg.  on  a  fesse  sa.  three  escallops  or. 


JAMES,  OF  CRESHALL. 


CarATKD 
SSth  June,  10H2. 


Extinct 
*i8th  Sept.  1741. 


%tneagr. 

The  Jamts's  were  oripnnlly,  nays  Philpot,  called 
I/aistrtcht ,  from  a  lorilnhipnf  tlmt  name  near  I  trecbt, 
of  which  they  were  proprioton*. 

llocKK,  son  of  Jacob  vin  Hakhtrf.cht,  came  into 
England  ttmy.  Hrnky  VII I.  and  bving  known  after 
the  Dutch  manner  by  the  nitnie  uf  Kucbk  J%cob,  that 
name  finally  srttled  in  Jamrm,  and  he  whh  called 
Hoger  Jamrit.  He  m.  Sarah,  duui;hter  and  heir  of 
Henry  Morskin,  ituj.  of  Londoi*.  and  bad  tttsup, 

I.  ]{u4:i:r  James,  of  I'pminster,  in  Kscox,  father  of 
Sir    K(»ckr    Jaxkh,  of   Rygate,   who    left    a 
daughter, 

Klikabrth  Jame^. 
II.  Arnold  Jamen,  of  London,  m.  Mar>,  daughter 

of  John  V'auhultit,  of  tliat  city. 
111.  William  JainvH,  who  purchatied  ttuip.  F^i.izt- 
BFFU  the  manor  (»f  Ik;hthaiii  Court,  and  ua.t 
ancontor  of  the  branch  of  thi'  family  sc.itcd 
there,  now  represented  by  l)EB»rrRii  h  (iKLVis 
Jami.<,  esq.  of  Ightham  Court,  sheriff  of  Kent 
in  lh3.1.  (See  Birke's  Cummomrs^  %oI.  i. 
p.  307.) 
■  ▼.  llionias  James. 

V.    Rl(  HARIi  J%MK>. 

M.  Jf»hn  James,  of  <;nivi'  Manor,  who  m.  Susanna, 


daughter  undc^hmkr  ct 
Antwerp,  and  had 
Yii.  George  Jamea,  ot  M 
».  Audrey,  daa|^btar 
hadinrae. 
The  fifth  Bon, 

Richard  Jaiiis,  cb^-m 
Smyth,  and  had,  witfi  oCiwr 
John  (Sir),  faia  heir. 
Emlik,  m.  to  Mr.  JnaM  Ci 
ner  of  London,  and  bad  a 
Jambs  Cans,  of  wl 
undo. 
He  was  $,  by  his  eldest  aon. 

Sir  John  Jamis,  of  Cvistkan»  hi 
chased  that  esUte  in  May,  IMP,  ftwa  M 
dock,  esq.  and  was  kniglkted  in  1035.  Ht 
hall  Hall,  and  dying  a  bachelor  IMk  Fcki 
a  stately  monument  was  raised  to  k&s  mm 
nephew  James  Cane,  to  wbfooi  ha  derised 
on  the  condition  of  taking  kia  aaow,  who  b 
plied  with  the  injunction,  inherited  as 

I.  Canr  Jamrs,  esq.  of  Criahall,  and  vai 
Baronet  by  Kimg  GHaaLRS  11.  SNk  Jaaa 
Cane  m.  first,  Snsan,  daof^tcr  of  Sir  Pci 
hart,  of  Haidon,  in  Essex,  bat  by  that  b 
issue.  She  died  fire  months  alter  her  mat 
September,  1060,  aged  acTeatcan,  aad  « 
under  a  marble  monument  at  B  aides  d 
m.  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  and  ce  bsir 
Philipps,  esq.  of  the  Inner  TetapU,  and  el 
Park,  Middlesex,  by  whom  he  bad  iBsae, 

John,  his  heir. 

Philip,  a  Hamburgh  mercbaat,  died  at 

in  Holland,  and  waa  buried  there. 
Francis,  d.  s.  p. 
George,  d.  young. 

Catherine,!   .  ,„,-,. 

Elisabeth, /*'-y~^- 
He  d,  10th  May,  1736,  aged  eighty,  aad  «ai 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sia  John  Jambs,  who  d.  unmarnsd,  i 
seven,  *iHth  September,  1741.  and  was  ban 
shall,  when  the  Baronlti  r  brrame  BIT 
John  left  hin  estateii  by  will  to  chariLiUr 
the  bequest  being  contrary  to  the  statats  < 
II.  Hakstrlit  Jamk.i,  the  beir  mule  and  b 
family,  sftcr  a  long  Chancery  suit,  obcaiBi 
sion.  His  only  cbiM,  Kliaabetb,  wmnwi 
James,  evq.  of  Ightham,  and  tbeir  tsa. 
dying  s.  p.  in  lb07.  left  his  estates  to  his  • 
present  Drxeirii  s  Grrtis  Jaurs.  esq. 

>4riiu— Quarterly,  first  and  fourth,  aif. 
crenelle  or  counter-embattled  gu. :  saoMi  I 
arg.  three  ferdemolius  bar>ways,  aa. 


JAME.S,  OF  ELTHAM. 


Created 
^tb  Aug.  1778. 


iv^-'S^ 


IMV 


ftiwfdff. 

I.  Wii.iMv  Jamrs,  rsi|.of  PaTkFRm 
Kent,  was  created  a  Baron rt  in  int. 


JAN 


JAS 


ter  Mid  oo-beir  of  Mioiinil  Ooddurd,  em). 
«  in  Wtttahira,  eldest  son  of  the  Rer.  Tho- 
rdf  A.M.  euioB  of  Wiadsor,  and  by  her, 
tth  Augiutf  I7W»  had  one  eon  and  one 
is. 

ikWiluam,  hU  heir. 

m- An  HI,  who  ii».  in  178S,Thomaa  Boothby 
rnm,  eeq.  who  waa  created  Baeon  Ran- 
■  in  1796,  and  had  iarae, 
MioB-AoautTua-HBNEY-ANME,  present  Lord 
landiffe. 

labetib-Anne,  «.  to  Sir  Richard  Levinge, 

trt. 

irietta-Eliaabeth,  «».  to  Sir  William  Rom. 

rid•bar^ 

lia-Charlotte,  m.  first,  to  the  Marquess  de 

beiseal;  and  secondly,  to  the  Prince  de 

oUfsae,  ex-minister  of  Cuarlu   X.  of 


I  died  in  Docember,  1783,  and  was  s.  by  his 

Idwasd-Wiluam  Jambs,  of  Eltham,  who 
liad  ladi  Norember,  1709,  when  the  Ba- 
came  bxtiiict. 

u  OB  a  dMTTon,  between  three  Uons  pas* 
iBt  or,  dncally  crowned  of  the  last,  three 
•  Bred  ppr* 


•SSEN,  OF  WIMBLEDON. 


D 

714. 


Extinct 
8th  April,  im. 


]y  was  originally  of  Gaelderland,  and  de- 

■  the 

I  U  BEX.  who  in  the  troubles  of  the  Netber> 
•4  a  party  of  those  who  opposed  the  Duke 
I  was  constituted  by  his  associates  (Sorer- 
■salt  He  was  in  umte  years  afterwanls 
ler  by  the  Duke  of  Parma,  and  beheaded, 

■  estate  was  confiscated.  II  ij  family  being 
led,  his  youngest  son, 

K  Jahksbn  db  Hsrz,  sought  an  asylum  in 
1  living  there  to  an  adranced  age,  left  a 
te  and  numerous  issue.     His  eldest  son, 
Ja^sscm.  was  father  of 
kooobb  J4HS«BN,  wbo  remoTing  into  Kng- 
K  with  a  considerable  estate,  was  natura- 

■  the  reign  of  A'ing  William  received  the 
aifhthood.  Haring  during  that  monarch 
pi  of  Qmtrn  Anns  giTrn  ample  proofii,  on 
«ioBS,  of  his  B^al  for  the  inttrrnt  of  (ireat 
rtacalarly  regarding  its  commrrrial  rela- 
'ranee,  when  that  subject  wsv  pending  in 

alter  the  treaty  of  (  trecht.he  was  created 

at  the  especial  requent  of  the  KIrrtor  of 

!lerwafds(;eorg«l.j.llth  March,  1714.    In 

car  hm  was  elocted  to  parliament  by  the 

YaiBMWith.    Sir  Theodore  m.  WilliamM, 

r  Sir  Robert  Henley,  of  the   (>niuge,  in 

OO 


,..} 


Hampshire,  and  by  that  lady  (who  d.  in  September, 
1731)  he  had  issue, 

1.  Abeaham, 
II.  Hbnby,  ^  suocesiive  Baronets. 

III.  STBrHBN-TBEODOBI 

IT.  William,  mu  a  daughter  of  James  Ganltier*  esq. 

which  lady  d.  in  January,  1737-8. 
▼.  Robert. 

I.  Henrietta. 

II.  Barbara,  m.  to  Thomas  Bladen,  esq.  M.P. 
III.  Mary,  m.  SOth  July,  1730,  to  Charles  Calrert, 
sixth  Lord  Baltimore,  and  was  mother  of  Fra- 
derick,  serenth  lord. 

Sir  Theodore  realized  by  forty  years  success  in  trade 
a  Tery  large  fortune,  but  in  the  year  17tO,  baring  the 
misfortune  of  being  a  South  Sea  director,  he  was  in- 
Tolved  in  the  common  calamity  of  his  colleagues » 
although  his  innocence  was  deemed  to  hare  been 
established  by  the  fact  of  his  being  a  loser,  not  a 
gainer,  by  their  proceedings.  He  d.  in  September, 
1749,  aged  ninety  years,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

II.  Sib  Abbahab  Janssbn,  who  d.  19th  Vorember, 
1703,  and  was  s,  by  his  next  brother, 

III.  SiB  Hbmby  Jansibn,  who  tf.  unmarried  at  Paris, 
21st  February,  1760,  and  was  #.  by  his  brother, 

IT.  Sib  Stbfhbn-Tbbodobb  JAitiSBif,  lord  mayor  of 
London,  and  afterwards  chamberlain  of  the  same  dty. 
He  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Colonel  Soulegre,  of 
the  island  of  Antigua,  but  d»  8th  April,  1777,  without 
male  issue,  when  the  Babonbtct  bxpiebd. 

4 mts— Quarterly,  first,  arg.  two  bundles  of  reeds, 
▼ert ;  second,  party  per  fesse,  or  and  as.  two  swans 
naiant,  ppr. ;  Uiird,  per  fesse,  or  and  as.  one  swan 
naiant,  as  in  the  second  quarter;  fourth,  arg.  one 
bundle  of  reeds,  as  in  the  first  quarter. 


JASON,  OF  BROAD  SOMERFORD. 


Cbbated 
5th  Sept.  1001. 


Extinct 
5th  May,  1738. 


Hinragr. 

I.  RoBCBT  Jason,  enq.  of  Broad  Somerford,  in  the 
county  of  Wilts,  was  created  a  Rarunbt  ilth  Sep- 
tember, 1001.  Kir  Robert  m.  Miss  Howe,  daughter  of 
Sir  —  Rowe,  knt.  of  Shacklewell,  in  Middlesex,  by 
whom  (who  m.  secondly,  Sir  Christopher  Aires;  and 
thirdly,  Darid  Warren,  esq.)  he  had  issue, 

Robibt,  his  heir. 
Henry,  who  had 

Robrbt,  who  succeeded  as  fourth  baronet. 

Samuel,  an  ofHcer  in  the  army,  died  unmar- 
ried. 

Sarah,  married  to  John  Cox,  of  London,  and  had 
issue. 

Sir  Robert  died  about  the  year  1075,  and  was  «.  by  hia 
elder  son, 

II.  SiB  RoRBRT  Jason,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
George  I)acre«,esq.  of  Cheshunt,  Herts,  snd  had.  with 
a  daughter,  Anne,  the  wife  of  Thomas  Partington,  of 
lAiudon,  a  son,  and  successor  at  his  decease  about  1087, 

mi 


J£B 


J£F 


III.  Sir  Gboroi  Jason, who  dy\ng  unmarried  about 
tho  year  1007 «  waa  t.  by  hia  cousin, 

IV.  Sia  Robert  Jason,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
Captain  DuTid  Warren  (by  the  relict  of  the  finit 
baronet),  and  had  two  sons  and  fire  daughters,  rix. 

Warrbn,  his  successor. 
RoBJCRT,  sixth  baronet. 

Anne. 

Frances. 

Catherine. 

Celia. 

Joan. 

He  d.  in  1723,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 
T.  Sir  Warrbn  Jason,  who  died  unmarried  ISth 

November,  1728,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

▼I.  Sir  Robbrt  Jason,  who  m.  Miss  Collins,  but 

dying  issueless  5th  May,  1738,  the  Baronbtct  became 

BXTINCT. 

Artfu—Az,  a  toison  (or  golden  fleece)  or,  within  a 
double  tressure  oounterflory  of  the  second. 


JEBB,  OF  TRENT  PLACE. 


Crbatbd 
4th  Sept.  1778. 


Extinct 
4th  July,  1787. 


ftinragr. 

Samubl  Jbbb,  M.D.  a  native  of  Nottingham,  prac- 
tised as  a  physician  with  great  success  at  Stratford,  in 
EMex,  and  became  eminent  by  several  learned  works ; 
amonf;  others  "  The  History  of  the  Life  and  Keijn^  of 
Mary  Queen  of  Scots."  He  married  a  relation  of  thi« 
celebrated  apothecary,  Mr.  Dillingham,  of  Ked  Lion 
Square,  and  dying  0th  March,  1772,  left,  with  other 
issue,  a  son, 

I.  Richard  Jerb,  M.D.  b.  at  Stratford  in  1729,  who 
followed  his  father's  profession  und  became  so  esteemed 
a  practitioner,  that  when  the  Duke  of  Gloucester  fell 
dangerously  ill  in  Italy,  he  was  requested  to  go  thither 
to  attend  the  health  of  that  prince,  and  his  conduet 
on  that  occasion  gave  so  much  satisfaction  that  he  was 
called  abroad  a  second  time  In  1777.  About  the  samo 
period  he  was  made  physician-extraordinary  to  the 
king ;  and  in  17H0  appointed  physicianin  ordinary 
to  the  Prince  of  Wales.  He  not  only  held  those 
offices  about  the  royal  family,  but  wiis  for  several 
years  one  of  the  physicians  chiefly  employed  by  them. 
Upon  the  death  of  Sir  Edward  Wilmot  in  I78<i.  he  was 
constituted  physician  inordinary  to  his  majesty,  but 
did  not  survive  the  appointment  many  months ;  for 
being  in  attendamx*  on  two  of  the  princevses  who  were 
alTected  with  the  measles,  he  was  suddenly  attacked 
with  a  fever  in  their  npiirtmentH  at  Windsor,  ti)  which 
he  fell  a  victim,  after  a  few  days'  illness.  Uh  July, 
1787,  in  the  fifty  .eighth  year  of  his  age.  He  had  been 
created  a  Baromtt  in  177H;  but.  us  he  never  married, 
the  title  bipirbd  with  him. 


Sir  Richard  Jebb'a  fitlMr, 
Dr.  Samvel  Jhb,  had  thnt 
I.  Richard,  who  MttMl  m  Dnh| 
came  a  merdunt  Hktn.    His 
John,  mldermaa  ct  Dnflh 
his  Meond  wifi.  AUcte 


1.  RicaaBDd 

eoMia,  Sir  Bktev 
M.D. 


Mr.  JcM 
nence  at  th«  tar»  ■ 
sCitBtod  iB  Ult«M 
9i  the  Cooit  of  KIh 
Ireland.  H«  m.  . 
eldMt  daaghttr  of  J 
esq.  M.P.  for  tho  Oil 
tin.  and  diod  ia  1 
isane. 
1.  JOMN,  D.D. 
Bishop  of 
ScptoHaher,  177S;  4 


tho  laa 


nod  0th 
II.  Joshua,  alderman  of 

father  of  Joohda  Jsbb,  cs^ 

and  of  Rich  aao  Jrbb,  oaf  .of  Tk 

both  in  Derbyshife*- 
III.  John,  D.D.  dean  of  Cashd,  h 

learned  John  Jrbb,  li.D.  F.R. 


Amu — Quarterly,  rert  and  oi 
a  falcon  close  arg.  belled  of  the 
a  hawk's  lure  of  the  third. 


in  theft 

ia 


ftinrogr. 

I.  Crorgb  Jbfprbt*,*  so  notorioas  as  ( 
bruUl,  and  sanguinary  «*  Judge  JeAvy*.*** 
a  Baronlt  17th  November,  IMI,  and  ns 
peerage  in  the  dignity  of  Baron  Jefheys*  d 
the  county  of  Salop,  in  IMS.  He  was  a  J« 
of  John  Jeffreys,  esq.  of  Acton,  ia  Dcafe^ 
Margnret,  daughter  of  Sir  Thowas  Ivftas 
Rewsey,  in  Lancashire.  He  m.  first.  Mary 
of  Thomas  Nesham,  M.A.  and  had  by  h« 

John,  his  heir. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  Thoaaas  StriafV.  d 

in  Middlesex. 
Sarah,  m.  to  Captain  Hannaga.  of  te  I 

He  wedded,  secondly,  Anne,  daaghtrr  af  S 
llloodworth.  knt.  and  widow  of  Sir  Jafca 
Furman,  in  Gloucestershire.     On  thi 


*  Fi>r  more  ample  detail*  of  lliit  infanuiii!'  pi-nu>n.  refer 
to  BuRBB's  MSirtimet  and  IJormant  Prerttgr. 


«  A  branch  of  thv  family  still  cuatiaaet  ia  I 
r«-prfM'nt«-(l  by  William  Euutum  JBrraB 
Tilley  Park,  near  Wem. 


JEN 


JEN 


^  Onmf*>  JHtny  •ttom|ifed  to  Imt*  the 
ia  diflgaiM,  and  for  duit  purpoM  wa«  on 


im  ■iMtli  colUnr»  which  was  to  eonrey  him 
tr^,  whon  ho  was  diacorered  and  hitraght 
t  lovdo  of  die  eovndl*  iHio  committed  bim  to 
r,  wkHTO  ho  diod  in  1080.    He  wao  m,  by  his 

Joan  JcrrmiYs,  second  Lord  Jefteys  of 
lO  m.  Lady  Charlotte  Herbert,  daaghter  and 
"kiUpv  Barl  of  Pembroke,  and  bad  an  only 


tisrra-LooUA,  who  m.  Thomas,  first  Earl  of 
■fert*  aad  was  great-frandmother  of  the  pre* 
t(llV)earl. 

May,  1791,  when  his  honours,  including  the 
sr»  heeaae  sxtinct. 

Arg.  a  Hon  rampant,  a  canton  sa. 


ENKINSON,  OF  WALTON. 


f©©© 


rso 
.  IMIS. 


EXTIXCT 

»th  June,  1730. 


ftiweage. 

D  JavKiRioiii,  merdiant,  m,  Frances,  dangh- 
laas  Bonnet,  gent,  of  Derbyshire,  and  left  a 

.  JBAKiNtoN,  esq.  of  Walton,  in  the  county 
who  was  created  a  Babonit  by  KiitgiAUK* 
>cccmber,  I0M.  Sir  Paul  m.  Barbara,  third 
of  John  Cotes,  esq.  of  Woodcote,  in  Sbrop- 
I  had  surriving  issue, 

.  his  heir. 

niAB,  successor  to  his  brother. 


a  I7M.  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 
FsCL  JaiiKiSksoN,  who  Ml.  Katberine.daugh- 
oe-heir  of  John  Kerel,  esq.  of  Ofpiton,  in 
re,  by  whom  ( who  wedded,  secondly,  William 
ns,esq.  of  Crookhill,  near  Doncaster,)  be  left 
■rrlving  daughter, 

iura,  who  became  possessed  of  the  estate  of 
1MB,  and  gave  it  to  her  mother,  who  bestowed 
id  husband,  by  whose  heir,  ichn 
it  was  sold  in  1813  to  Sia 
MISS  Winbsoa  Humlobb,  bart. 

la  wlthoiit  nwle  issue,  Mtb  January,  1721-3, 
by  hie  brother, 

JoiisTaAii  JsMBifisoN.  Tbis  gentleman  si. 
er  of  Sir  Robert  Clrrks,  of  Wat- 
ihire,  but  died  without  male 
i«BC,  1739,  when  the  BABuivrrcr  axriSED. 

Is.  two  boralets  in  frsse  or,  in  chief  three 


JENOURE,  OF  MUCH  DUNMOW. 


Cbbatid 
39th  July,  ie». 


Extinct 
15th  Aug.  17U. 


In  the  Visitation  for  Essex,  1934, 

WiLUAM  Jbnoubb,  of  Stouhsm  Aspall,  in  Suffolk, 
is  the  first  mentioned  of  this  family,  and  lived  about 
the  time  of  Edwabd  IV.  He  m.  Catherine  Whitnige, 
of  Branham,  in  the  same  county,  and  was  t.  by  his 
eldest  surriTing  son, 

John  Jbnoorb,  prothonotary  of  the  Court  of  Com* 
mon  Pleas,  who  m.  the  daughter  of  John  Fincbam, 
esq.  and  died  in  154S,  aged  seTenty.eix ;  hb  widow 
died  in  five  years  after,  and  both  were  buried  in  the 
church  of  Dunmow ;  they  had  iasne, 

RiCHABD,  who  married  the  daughter  of  Anthony 
Catesby,  esq.  of  Whiston,  in  Northamptonshire, 
and  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his  Cather,  left  by 
her  (who  m.  secondly.  Sir  Ridiard  Wiaton,  knt. 
of  Roxwell,  in  Essex,) 

Andrbw,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 

Anthony,  m.  Jane,  dauf^ter  of  John  Zonche.* 

Brathe,  m.  to  William  Aigent,  gent. 
Jane,  m.  to  John  Walters,  of  Laventborpe. 
Mary,  m.  to  William  Tii&n,  of  Wakes. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  —  French,  esq.  of  Shelford,  in 

C  ambridgeshire. 
Elisabeth,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Bokenham,  esq.  of 

Lerermore,  in  Suffolk ;  and  secondly,  to  Richard 

Mitchell,  esq.  of  Codington. 

John  Jenoure  was  s.  by  bis  grandson, 

Andrbw  Jbnourb,  esq.  who  si.  Grysogona,  daughter 
and  heir  of  Thomas  Smith,  esq.  of  Camden,  in  the 
county  of  Gloucester,  and  relict  of  Edward  Smith,  esq. 
by  whom  he  had  a  daughter,  Grysogona,  wife  of  Wil- 
liam Glascock,  of  Dunmow,  and  a  son  and  heir, 

I.  Kbnblm  Jbnuure,  esq.  of  Much  Dunmow,  in  the 
county  of  Essex,  who  was  created  a  BARONBrby  A'iiig 
Cmari.cs  I.  30th  July,  1928.  Sir  Kenelme  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Clarke,  knt.t  one  of  the  barons 
of  the  Exchequer,  and  had  issue. 

Andrbw,  his  successor. 

Henry. 

Robert,  m.  Rose  Berrington,  and  left  issue. 

William. 

Grysogona,  m.  to  Sir  John  Prescot,  knt.  of  Rad- 
winter. 

Susan,  Ml.  to  Christopher  Gore,  of  London,  mer- 
chant. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  ilatton,  knt.  of  Thames 
Ditton,  in  .Surrey. 

He  died  about  1929,  and  was  succeeded  by  his  eldest 
son, 

II.  Sib  Andrbw  Jbnol'RB,  who  m.  first,  Margaret, 
daughter  uf  Richard  Smith,  esq.  of  Strexton,  in  tho 


•  AmI  AIke,  hi*  wlfr,  ilanKhtcr  ^ml  In  ir  of  Rirhanl  (;oriu^,  etq.  of  Cranby,  in  Surrey, 
t  By  bis  wife,  Ibe  ttiirr  uf  Henry  .M4>aaril,  tH\. 

W.1 


JON 


JUX 


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county  of  NortbaTnpton,biit  by  that  lady  liad  no  imuo. 
He  wed«led,  secondly,  Mury,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
Bramston,  K.R.  of  Skeena,  and  had  by  her 

Andrew,  who  m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  Robert  Mil- 
bom,  e«q.  of  Markflhull,  in  Essex,  and  dying  in 
the  lifetime  of  his  father,  left  a  son, 
Maynard,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

Willium,  HI.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Clark, 
knt.  of  Essex. 

Richard. 

Edward. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Dr.  Gurdon,  a  cirilian,  who  died 

7th  December,  1075,  and  was  buried  in  Great 

St.  Helen's,  London. 
Susan,  m.  first,  to  —  Wall ;  and  secondly,  to  — 

Legett. 
Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Privian,  esq.  oi  Homchiurh, 

Essex. 

Sir  Andrew  was  succeeded  at  his  decease  by  his  grand- 
son, 

111.  Sir  Maynard  Jenoirb,  who  m.  Eliiabeth.only 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Marshall,  knt.  of  Sculpeu«, 
Essex,*  and  had  issue, 

John,  \iia  heir. 

Maynard,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d,  s,  p. 
Joseph,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Sandford, 
esq.  of  Bishop's  Stortford,  in  Essex. 

Mary,  iw.  to  James,  son  of  Lord  Bellenden. 

He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

lY.  Sir  John  Jknourb.  This  gentleman  m.  Joan, 
only  daughter  and  heir  of  Richard  Day,  gent,  of 
Northweld,  in  Essex,  and  dying  17th  April,  1739,  was 
s.  by  his  elder  son, 

Y.  Sir  Richard-Day  Jenoi:rb,  who  died  without 
issue  in  March,  1744,  and  waa  succeeded  by  hb  bro- 
ther, 

Yi.  Sir  John  Jenourk,  captain  in  tlic  Guards,  who 
died  issueless  15th  August,  1755,  when  the  Bahunltcy 

KXPIREU. 

Arms — Az.  a  cross  patonce  between  four  ilours-ilc- 
lis  or. 


JONKS,  OF  RAMSBUUY  MANOR. 

Creatbu  *27th  May,  1774.— Extinct  3rd  May,  1701. 

Hinragr. 

William  Jones,  e^q.  of  Rumsbury  Manor,  in  the 
county  of  Wilts,  married  the  sister  and  eventual  heir- 
ens  of  the  Rev.  tSir  Edward  Ernie,  bnrt.  of  Brimslade, 
and  had,  with  a  son  who  died  without  isMue,  two 
daughters,  viz. 

ELiXAnKTH,  who  married  William  Langhaiii,  esq. 
younger  brother  of  Sir  James  Langhum,seYeuth 
baronet,  of  ('(ittcsbrouk. 
FjI.f.\nuk,  who  married  Fraiiciii  Burdctt,  esq.  and 
was  mother  of  the  preMont  (1H37; 
Sir   Francis   BuKuirrr,   hart,  of  Foremark, 
who  eventually  inherited    Ranufbury   .Ma- 
nor. 

The  husband  of  Mr.  Jones 'tt  «-lder  daughter,  assuming 
the  name  and  anus  of  Jom:.s,  l>o('ame 

I.  William  Jonks,  cmj.  of  Hamiibury  Manor,  and 
was  created  a  BARuNtr  in  1774.  He  died,  howevrr, 
without  issue  in  I7UI,  wlitii  tin*  title  bt<-:iiiiL*  kxtimt. 


JONES,  OF  ALBEMARL1S. 


Created 
25th  July,  lfM3. 


Exi 


1.  Henry  Jonbs,  esq.  of  Albenuuiisi  n  Ik 
of  Caermarthen,  was  created  m.  Baronb 
Charles  L  in  1<M3.  He  m,  Eliubetb,dsaeM 
John  Salisbury,  knt.  and  relict  of  John  Salisl 
of  Rugg,  by  whom  he  left  no  male  issue  at  ba 
when  the  Baronetcy  kxpirku. 

Arms— Arg.  on  m  cross  ragal«d  as.  five  be 
twcen  four  pheons  ga. 


JUXON,  OF  ALBOURNE. 


Created 
28th  Dec.  IlitfO. 


Ex 
3xdF« 


ftmcagr. 

William  Juxon,  the  pious  and  loyal  I 
London,  tbe  son  of  Richard  Juxon,  of  Cbid 
Sussex,  was  bom  in  J 582,  and  edncsted.  i 
foundation,  at  Merchant  Taylor's  School,  Cm 
he  was  elected  a  fellow  of  St.  John's  CoUe|et 
in  1598.  Entering  into  holy  orders,  he  bca 
popular  as  a  preacher ;  and  hRving  risen  U^ 
favour,  was  chosen  to  succeed  Laud  in  tb 
Ijondon.  In  less  than  two  years  afkcr,  his 
was  appointed  lord  high  treasurer  of  Bn^ 
he  was  not  made  for  the  times  in  which  b«  K 
when  he  saw  the  storm  approachiag  vUd 
overturn  the  whole  ediAce  of  chuxdi  aad  ** 
signed  his  office  Uth  May,  1<M1.  shoitiy  aA« 
cution  of  Straflbrd.  In  the  unhappy  sceaM* 
lowed-  -the  trial  and  death  of  CHABLU^thef* 
attended  his  ill-fated  master  with  the  ma^ 
devotion.  The  words  of  exhortation  whkh  ^ ' 
to  the  royal  martyr  on  the  srafTold  arcto©  w*! 
to  be  more  than  alluded  to  here.  It  «« > 
by  the  regicides  that  the  king,  the  tmtmtsX  1 
ntretched  out  his  neck  to  the  excaitioaer»i 
to  Juxon,  in  a  very  earnest  accent*  the  ■■ 
"  Rkmrmbi.r."  Great  mysteries  were  oosi 
supposed  to  be  concealed  under  that  espresi 
the  generals  vehemently  insisted  that  th 
should  inform  them  of  the  king's  netaitl 


By  Utimthy,  liis  wife,  (laughter  and  co-heii  of  Juhu  Mead,  cc^).  *A  Sculpiu^. 

284 


KAY 


KAY 


maimty  hmwiag  freqneatly  charged 
»  on  kis  aon  the  IbffiTeneM  of  his 
t»k«B  dib  oypoitimity  in  the  last 
Ife,  when  his  oonunands  he  suppoeed 
d  as  sacred  and  iniiolable*  to  reiterate 

that  his  mild  spirit  thus  terminated 
■e  by  an  act  of  henerolence  to  his 
.    Some  months  after,  when  the  com- 

established*  J  axon  was  deprived  of 
td  retired  to  his  private  esUte,  the 

Compton,  in  Glonoestershire,  where 
til  consecrated  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
oratioa.  His  grace  did  not  long  snr* 
event,  bet  died  4th  Jane,  1803,  in  his 
,  leeving  his  nephew, 

H  JoxoM,  his  heir.  This  gentleman 
of  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire  in  1070, 
a  Baronkt  in  1000,  being  styled ««  of 
■sex."  He  m^^ixabeth,  daughter  of 
'•  hart,  of  Saiiesden,  in  Oxfordshire, 

SMMB, 

iM  JcxoM,  who  m.  in  I7S0,  Susannah, 
I  Marriott,  esq.  of  Suffolk,  but  by  her 
-oondly,  Chariea,  Viscount  Fane,)  bad 
ied  3rd  February,  1740,  aged  Mventy- 
lim  the  tide  ixriaxD.    //^r'^Uoi 


go.  between  four  blackamoors' 
n^Cn^  .       It^fTH     pi   lie  ,-  • 

OF  WOODESHAM,  OR 
WOODSOME. 


Extinct 
2dtli  Dec.  1810. 


ri,  knt.  living  at  the  time  of  the  Con- 
the  daughter  and  heiress  of  Sir  John 

Woodcsham,  in  the  county  of  York, 
iw,  John  (Sir),  hb  heir,  sud  Kicbard, 
jnrashire,  and  marrying  the  heiress 

CrsBiplon,  was  founder  of  the  Keays 

The  elder  son, 

ra,  knt.  of  Woodcsham,  m.  the  da  ugh- 
ai  Sir  John  Copley,  and  was  m,  by  his 

KisY,  knt  who  Ml.  the  daughter  and 
f  t'fOen  Mallet,  and  frum  him  we  pass, 
it  esaiaent  persons,*  tu  his  lineal  de 


KxAT,  knt.  of  Woodcsham,  who  m. 
Castsii  of  Sedboer,  and  was  s.  by  his 

Sf.  of  Woodesham,  who,  by  the  daugh- 
'  Harley,  left  a  son  and  heir. 


tarried  with  the  licire*««*  o(  nrndon  of 
•ulethirc),  of  SmUthi,  ui  M4itiAuk,  vt 
Garth,  Ice.  §i.c. 


RoBiXT  KxAT,  esq.  who  married  the  daughter  of 
Plimiptou  of  Plumpton,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
son, 

AsTBDR  Kkay,  esq.  living  in  the  time  of  Hxnry 
VIII.  who  m.  Beatrice,  daughter  of  Matthew  Went- 
worth,  esq.  of  Bretton,  in  Yorkshire,  and  left  a  son 
and  heir, 

John  Kxsy,  esq.  living  in  1585,  who.  by  Dorothy, 
daughter  of  Robert  Maleverer,  esq.  of  Wothersome, 
in  Yorkshire,  had  a  son  and  successor, 

RoaxsT  Kkayk,  esq.  living  in  lOIt,  who  married 
Anne,  daughter  of  John  Flower,  esq.  of  Whitwell, 
in  the  county  of  Rutland,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
son, 

John  Kayx,  esq.  of  Woodsome,  who  si.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Feme,  knt.  secretary  to  the 
council  in  the  north  temp.  Charles  I.  and  dying  in 
1041,  left  a  daughter,  Elisabeth,  the  wife  of  Ralph 
Asheton,  esq.  of  Middleton,  in  Lancashire,  and  a  son 
and  heir, 

I.  John  Kayb,  esq.  of  Woodsome,  in  the  county  of 
York,  who  was  created  a  Baron  rr  by  A'ing  Craruu  I. 
4th  February,  1041.  He  was  colonel  of  horse  in  his 
majesty's  service,  and  suffered  during  the  troubles  in 

[person  and  property,  bat  survived  to  witness  the  Re- 
storation. Sir  John  m.  first,  Margaret,  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Moseley,  esq.  alderman  and  lord 
mayor  of  York,t  by  whom  he  had  two  sons  and  a 
daughter,  vis. 

John,  his  heir. 
Robert,     "I    ^ 
Margaret,  J 

He  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Ferdinando 
Leigh,  of  Middleton,  and  relict  of  Francis  Burdett,  esq. 
of  Birthwaite,  in  Yorkshire,  by  whom  he  had  four 
sons,  who  all  died  issueless,  and  five  daughters,  who 
all  died  unmarried.  His  third  wife  was  Catharine, 
(laughter  of  Sir  William  St.  Quintin,  bart.  of  Harp- 
ham,  and  relict  of  Michael  Wentworth,  esq.  of  Wool- 
ley,  but  by  her  he  had  no  issue.  She  survived  him, 
snd  married  after  his  decease  Henry  Sandys,  esq.  of 
Downe,  in  Kent ;  and  after  that  gentleman's  decease, 
she  became  the  wife  (her  fourth  husband)  of  Hugh, 
Earl  of  Egliaton.  Sir  John  d.  S5th  July,  1002,  and 
was  M.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  John  Kays,  M.P.  for  the  county  of  York, 
who  Ml.  Anne,  daughter  of  William  Lister,  esq.  of 
I'homton,  in  Craven,  sister  and  heir  of  Christopher 
Lister,  esq.  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Arthur,  his  successor. 

George,  mi.  Dorothy,  daughter  and  heir  of  Robert 

Sarile,  esq.  of  Bryan  Royd,  in  Yorkshire,  and 

had  issue, 

John,  who  j.  as  fourth  baronet. 
Robert,  merchant  at  Leeds,  d.  unm. 
George,  d.  young. 

Catherine,   m.  to    Nicholas    Roberts,  esq.  of 
Htxham. 

Anne,  married  to  Sir  Bryan  Stapylton,  hart,  uf 
Mytou. 

He  d.  in  1700,  and  was  m.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Arthur    Kate,   M.P.  for  the  county  of 
York,  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Samuel 


t   Ky    Kli/.alN-th,  hit   wife,  daashtrr  and   co-heir  of 
Tbvmaa  Trigut,  cx|.  uf  Soulb  Kirby,  in  Yurkshirv. 

24j 


KAY 


KEA 


Marow,  bart.  of  Berkswell.  in  the  county  of  War- 
wick,* and  left  an  only  daughter, 

Elisabeth  Katb,  who  m.  ftrat,  George,  Visconnt 
Lewishani,  eldest  son  of  William,  first  Earl  of 
Dartmouth  (who  died  before  his  father),  and 
was  mother  of  William,  second  earl.  She  con- 
Teyed  the  estate  of  Woodesome  to  her  husband's 
family.  She  m.  secondly,  Francis,  Lord  North 
and  Guildford,  and  by  him  was  grandmother  of 
Francis,  present  (1837)  Earl  of  Guildford. 

He  died  10th  July,  17S0,  when  the  Baronetcy  derolred 
upon  his  nephew, 

IV.  Sir  John  Listkb  Kayc,  of  Grange,  M.P.  for  the 
city  in  1734,  elected  alderman  thereof  in  1735,  and 
senred  the  office  of  lord  mayor  in  1737.  He  m.  first, 
Ellen,  daughter  of  John  Wilkinson,  esq.  of  Green- 
head,  near  Huddersfield,  and  bad  a  son,  John,  his 
successor.  Sir  John  m.  secondly,  in  1730,  Dorothy, 
daughter  of  Richard  Richardson,  BI.D.  of  North  Bier- 
ley,  in  tlie  West  Riding,  by  Dorothy,  his  wife,  daugh- 
ter of  Henry  Currer,  esq.  of  Kildwick,  and  had  four 
sons;  of  whom  one  only,  Richard,  in  holy  orders, 
who  eventnally  succeeded  his  half-brother,  surrived ; 
and  two  daughters,  Dorothy,  the  wife  of  Robert  Cba- 
loner,  esq.  of  Bishop  Auckland  ;  and  Lister,  of  Chris- 
topher Miles,  esq.  He  died  t7th  December,  1789,  and 
was  succeeded  by  his  son, 

T.  Sir  John  Lister-Kayk,  bart.  who  senred  the 
office  of  sheriff  for  Yorkshire  in  1761,  and  died  un* 
married  27th  December,  1780,  leaving  his  estates  to 
John  Lister-Kayk,  of  whom  hereafter;  while  the  Ba- 
ronetcy devolved  upon  his  brother, 

VI.  The  Vert  Rev.  Sir  Richard  Rati,  Dean  of 
Lincoln,  who  m.  Mrs.  Mainwaring,  relict  of  Thomas 
Mainwaring,  esq.  of  Goltho,  in  Lincolnshire,  and 
daui;hter  of  William  Fenton,  esq.  of  Glassho,  near 
Leeds,  but  died  \v-ithout  issue  S5th  December,  1810, 
when  the  Hakunetcy  expikku. 

Tlie  estates,  at  the  demise  of  the  fifth  baronet, 
puHscd,  a:)  stated  above,  under  bis  will,  to 

John  Listi'.k  Kaye,  esq.  who  tlius  became  of 
Dciiby  (.iraiige,  in  the  ruunty  of  ^ork,  and 
as  such  was  created  a  H*RON»n'  IStb  O.rtobor, 
IROO.     Hill  son  i-H  the  prc^fiit  ',  \HA7) 

Sir  Juhn   Li>ti:r-Kayk,  bart.  of  Denby 
Grange. 

ilrmf— Quarterly ;  first  and  fourth,  arg.  two  bend- 
Ictn  sa.  for  Kaye  ;  second  and  third,  crm.  on  a  fesse 
sa.  three  mullets  or,  fur  Listen. 


KEATE.  OF  THE  HOC 


•  IJy  Marv,  danghtvr  and  co-hrir  iif  Sir  Arthur  Cay- 
It'y,  kut.  of  SewUnd,  in  the  cuuuty  of  Wurwick. 

*  Doctor  Kidder,  afterwanh  hi^hop  of  Bath  and  Wtlh, 
«|M-ak»  thii^  uf  thi*  la<ly,  in  the  sernnin  he  nrcachvd  at 
hiT  fiuKTal,  imh  Jnuf,  Ui73,  at  Kvinpton  :  "  tier  exliac- 
timi  Han  honourable*,  in  a  dii^'ct  lini'  iroin  the  Lml  Ha-'t- 
ingt  and  Him>.  uf  Hhu<><*  family  ?hc  \*a.*  heir  i^cncral,  and 
the  aolc  inheritrix  of  thi>:«c  ancient  po^-r.H^iou*  that  ic- 
inaini-it  to  thi-  barony  ;  thr  h>id,  hi-i  Mncr-titr,  luini:  :i 
IKVMin  of  that  icno\«ii,  th.it  in  thov  fatal  (]uarr«l«  tn-- 
iwcrn  the  Hoti^i;^  m  Yolk  and  LaucaMcr,  and  when  th<»M- 
quarn-N  Mm*  at  thi-  height,  hi-  was"  pitchtd  upon  lo  tie.it 
an«l  inediatr  hi-tvtrcn  the  tHu  partiej.." 

:  III-  wh*  ihi  >..iiim,.,|  .on  of  J..hn  Oil.bar,  of  Har- 
"  „  "    "';■   '■""•«">    "f    Hnlfoid.     .Set    IllKkls    Com- 


Created 
13th  June,  lOM. 


6m^  /iff^ 


of  Hagborae.  ia  Bei 


WiLUAx  Kbatb, 
five  sons,  vis. 

I.  John,  of  Chetington,  Berts. 
II.  Ralph. 

ill.  Edward,  of  ftorking,  BeriU. 
IV.  George. 

V.  Hugh,  of  Hagbome. 

The  second  son, 

Ralph  Kkatb,  of  muiddon,  in  WitoUr 
daughter  of  John  Clark«,  esq.  of  ArdiBgu 
shire,  and  had  with  other  isaoe. 

GiLiERT  Rbate,  eeq.  of  London  who  m. 
daughter  of  Nicholas  Tarberrile.  aiq.  of  < 
Devon,  and  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daagbtw 
Armstrong,  esq.  of  Remtwi,  Nans,  aad 
another  son, 

I.  Jonathan  Ksats,  esq.  of  Ike  Has,  fai 
of  Hertford,  which  estate  iM  aoqniied  wit 
wife,  8nsannah,t  daughter  of  WilliuB,  mt 
heir  of  Thomas  Hoo,  of  the  Hoo,  amk  Kta 
in  Hertfordshire.  Mr.  Keate  was  cmard 
by  Khtu  Charles  II.  itch  June,  1688.  Si 
was  Hheriff  of  the  county  of  Hertfwd,  17  C 
and  knight  of  the  same  nhire  in  parliaa 
30th  of  th<*  same  rci|;ii.     By  his  firvt  mife  b 

(!ii.bi:rtHuu.  hi«  heir. 

Jonatbau.'^ 

Su^an,        Villi  d.  *.  p. 

Klixabeth.J 

He  tn.  fiecoiidly,  Susanna,  dauphter  nf  Jul 
citizen  of  London,;  but  by  hrr  had  do  is* 
17th  September.  1700,  and  was  j.  by  his  ■■ 

II.  Sir  1;ilbert-H<*u  Ke\te,wIio  had.ls 
his  wife, 

He.nryHoo,  hb  successor. 
Jonathan,  an  ensign  in  the  guards,  d. 


$  He  wa«  bnried  io  Kim|rtiia  Cbnrcli,  ia  8( 
where,  on  the  cha|N*l  •4>aih  wall,  i«  a  wiss— r 
arms  of  Keate  and  Hm>»  anil  this  iaKrifH* 

Here  lie  interred  the  Remaiat  itf  S«  J 
Keate,  of  the  Hou.  Bart.  «k.»  baihlbiH 
of  the  Famil}  :  he  ilie<l  Sept.  17.  Um,  ^ 

Of  Dame  SuNinna  Krale.  h»  *ni  «i 
\%a9  the  oniv  dancbtrr  and  Hurvsi  •" 
William  II. Ml.  Em.     Shv  dini  IfllS.  SL  » 

Of  Sir  Gilbert  Hoo  Keaic.  Bart:  S«s 
of  Sir  Jonathan,  and  the  Mid  Dane  Ss*** 
diid  April  JJ.  170.1,  avtil  44. 

()|  Mt*.  Mary  Ki  a»c.  M«rf  irf  Sir  0 1»* 
She  diid  unmarried,  J^n.  A,  ITU. ac*^^ 

Of  Daiue  Susanna.  Pvriiwl  »ifc- aai  ■ 
Sii  Jiinathan,  brr  only  Hn«baail.  Mkr"!* 
ter  ot  Mr.  John  Orli  bar  .aa  nnivrat  if 
l.<iiidiin.  of  a  :.i>imI  Piniily,  in  Ike  C^sii} ' 
f  >id)  iih.  Jan.  13,  i7l'.>. 
2.sr> 


KEM 


KEM 


,  D.D.  Tiear  of  Kimpton,  snoeeflsor  to  hia 
tidier. 

^,  17t9,  and  was  s.  hj  his  eldest  son, 

Rar-Hoo  Ksate,  who  d.  unmarried,  and 
toother, 

ixtAM  Kkatb,  D.D.  who  tf.  <tth  March, 
rcatj-twOf  widaont  iasve,  when  the  Ba* 
IRBD.  Hia  predecessor,  Sir  Henry-Hoo 
yed  in  17S1  the  whole  of  his  estates  to 
I;  Brand,  flnom  whom  they  hare  descended 
a. 

entf  three  ea^a•noantains  passant  in  pale 


:ys,  of  kevanmabley. 


M. 


KXTIKCT 

90th  Jan.  1735. 


Itiwaqt. 

if  Khbts,  originally  tU  CamoUt  Camoe*, 
s  of  Norman  extraction,  and  its  founder 
appears  on  the  Battle  Abbey  roll.  The 
rsd  larfe  possessions  in  the  counties  of 
muasx,  and  so  early  as  ISM.  Ralph  de 
i  tentorial  baron.  His  son  of  the  same 
■MOBS  to  parliament  in  the  40th  Hsnar 
deseendants  sate  as  barons  until  the  de- 
Bs,  5  HmT  VI.  of  Hugh  de  Camob,  who 
a  Us  co-heirs.* 

sf  the  fsmily  which  had  located  in  Pern- 
njoyed  large  possessions  there,  and  as 
■aes  and  St.  Dogmaels,  exercised  autho- 
ort  of  regal.  In  the  conquest  of  Moo- 
Uftd  Glamorganshire,  the  Camays  were 
rewarded  with  grants  of  "  Kemey's 
**  Kemey's  Inferior." 

ITS,  son  of  Edwsrd  Kemeys.  who  was 

Mt  of  Upper  Gwent,  married  Nest,  daugh- 

of  Andrew  de  Began,  and  thus  acquired 

of  Began,  which  for  oenturirs  after  was 

sent  of  fals  desoendanu.    II  b  great-great- 

Mf 

miTS,  of  Began,  si.  Crisley,  daughter  of 
Jewellen,  and  had  issue, 

lis  sacreasor. 

U  ai.  to  leran  sp  Morgan.  Her  grand- 
put  Williams,  liring  in  the  time  of  Hen- 

VI 11.  fli.  the  sister  of  Thomas  Cromwell. 
ri  of  Bssex,  and  had  a  son, 
Kr  Rkhard  Williams,  who  assumed  the 

asraaaaa  of  CaoMWKLL,  and  was  great- 

graBdIathcr  of 
OuvKB  CaoMWBLL,  the  protector. 


He  was  «.  by  hia  son, 

Ibvan  Kbmiys,  of  Began,  from  whom  lineally 
descended 

Datiu  Kbmbys,  esq.  of  Keranmably,  in  the  county  of 
Glamorgan,  who  m.  Katherine,  daughter  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam Bawdripp,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Rbts  Kbmbts,  esq.  of  Llanrary,  who  married  a 
daughter  of  die  Rot.  William  Aubrey,  D.  D.  and  left 
a  son, 

I.  Nicholas  Kbmbts,  esq.  of  Keranmably,  in  the 
county  of  Glamorgan,  who  was  created  a  Baron rr  by 
Cuablbs  I.  13th  May,  1042.  He  was  colonel  of  a  regi- 
ment of  horse,  and  on  the  outbreaking  of  the  rebellion, 
was  constituted  by  the  king,  governor  of  Chepstow 
Casde,  and  defended  that  fortress,  soon  after,  gal- 
landy  and  successfully  against  a  superior  force  under 
the  command  of  Cromwell  in  person;  who  was  re- 
placed in  the  siege  by  Colonel  Ewer,  against  whom 
Sir  Nicholas  and  his  son  continued  to  hold  out,  and  to 
make  frequent  and  brilliant  sortees,  till  at  length, 
worn  down  with  fatigue,  the  garrison  suffered  a  breach 
to  be  effected,  when  the  governor  and  forty  of  his 
men  died  sword  in  hand,  defending  the  casde  to  the 
last.  Sir  Nicholas  m.  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Rowland 
Williams,  knt.  of  Llangibby,and  was  i.  by  his  son  and 
heir,  his  brave  companion  in  arms, 

II.  Sir  Charlxs  Kbmbys,  M.P.  for  Glamorganshire, 
who  m.  first,  Blanch,  daughter  of  Sir  Lewis  Mansel, 
hart,  but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  wedded,  secondly, 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  George  Whitmore,  lord 
mayor  of  London  in  1031-S,  and  dying  about  the  year 
1658,  was  M.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sib  Cbablbs  Kbmbys,  M.P.  for  Monmouth. 
This  gendeman  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Philip  Wharton, 
fourth  Baron  Wharton,  and  widow  of  Edward  Thomas, 
esq.  of  Wenvoe,  in  the  county  of  Glamorgan,  and  had 
issue, 

Chablbs,  his  heir. 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  John  Tynte,  bart.  of  Halsewell,  in 
the  county  of  Somerset,  and  had  issue, 

Sia  Chablbs  Kbmbys-Ttntb,  bart.  of  Halse- 
well, d.  s.  p. 

Jane  Tynte,  who  m.  Mi^or  Hassell,  and  had 
an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Jane  Ha&sell,  who  wedded  Colonel  John- 
stone, and  was  mother  of  the  present 
Colonel  Kemeys-Tynte. 

He  died  in  December,  1703,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
son, 

IV.  Sia  Chablbs  Kemeys.  knight  of  the  shire  for 
Monmouth  in  the  last  parliament  of  Queen  Anne,  and 
for  Glamorgan  in  the  two  succeeding  parliaments.  Sir 
Charles  experienced  on  his  travels  much  attention 
from  Geosoe  I.  and  frequently  joined  the  private 
circle  of  the  elector.  On  hia  highness  subsequently 
ascending  the  throne  of  England,  be  was  pleased  to  ask, 
why  his  old  acquaintance,  Sir  Charles  Kemeys,  had 
not  paid  his  reiipects  at  court,  and  commanding  him 
tu  repair  to  St.  James's,  sent  him  a  mesnage,  to  the 
purport,  that  the  King  of  England  hoped  Sir  Charles 
Kemeys  recollected  the  number  of  pip«s  he  had  imoked 
with  the  Elector  of  Hanover  in  Germany.  Sir  Charles 
who  had  retired  from  parliament,  and  was  a  stanch 
Jacobite,  replied,  that  he  should  be  proud  to  pay  his 
duty  at  St.  James's  to  the  Elector  of  Hanover,  but  that 


m  Camois,  m.  to  Ralph  Radcmihle. 
,  as.  to  Roger  Lewknur. 


Between  the  descendants  of  whom  the  Babony  ok  Ca- 
vols  continnes  in  Aar.YSNCE.  Bubke's  Kxtimet  and 
Dormant  Pttraye. 


KRM 


KEY 


he  had  never  hnd  UiP  honour  of  mnokins  a  pipe  with 
the  Ring  of  England.  Sir  Cbarlea  d.  unin.SOth  June. 
1735,  when  the  BtRONrrrr  e\pirku,  and  hi«  exten- 
sive estatefi  devolved  uiion  hi«  nephew.  Sir  Ch%rlic& 
Kbmkys-Ttntb,  bart.  and  are  now  enjoyed  by  Sir 
Charles's  grandnephew,  the  present  Colonel  Kkxbys- 
Tynte,  of  Kevanmably  and  Hulsewell. 

i4rfiit->VeTt  on  a  cherron  argent,  three  barbed  arrow 
heads  sa. 


KEMPE,  OF  PENTLOW. 


Crratkh 
5th    Feb.   WHi7, 


KXTIKCT 
about  l(34i7. 


Htncagr. 

GiORGK  Kkmpr,  esq.  of  Pentlow,  in  Essex,  sixth 
son  of  William  Kenipe,  esq.  of  Spains  Hall,  in  the 
same  county,  d.  2tod  March,  lOOG,  leaving,  by  Mar- 
garet Appulderfield,  his  wife,  fire  sons, 

John,  his  heir. 

Charles,  of  Walthamstow. 

William. 

George. 

Christopher,  whose  eldest  son.  Thomas,  was  of 
Spains  Hall,  in  Finchingfield,  and  that  estate 
continued  with  his  male  descendants  until  the 
decease  of  John  Kempr,  esq.  who  bequeathed  it 
to  his  siKt(*r,  MARY,m.  in  1737,  to  SirSHiiinerton 
Dyer,  bart.  und  by  the  Dyer  family  it  was  sold, 
in  J7(iO,  to  Samuel  Uugglcs,  esq. 

'Hie  eldest  son, 

John  KKMrn,  esq.  of  Pentlow,  >/i.  F.loanor,  daup^htor 
of  John  Drewo.  esq.  of  Devonshire,  one  of  the  exipi'ii- 
0108  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  and   hud,  iiittr 

iltUh%,  two  HOI15, 

Georg*',  his  heir. 

Jolin,  l>upt.  13th  May,  lCO-1,  who  m.  a  sister  of  Sir 
Robert  Brooke,  and  hud  a  son, 
John,  successor  to  his  uncle. 

Mr.  Kenipe.  died  7th  January,  KiOO,  aged  forty-eight, 
;ind  WHS  a,  by  his  »on, 

I.  (;i:nR<ii:  Ki.Mi'i:,  vru\.  of  Prntlow,  bnpt.  12th  No- 
T<Tiibor,  \iHY2,  who  was  created  h  Barmm.t  5th  I'rbru 
ary,  Il!'.^(i.  He  m.  MinM  Krtxike,  and  liad  by  her  two 
daughters,  one  of  whom  married  Sir  John  W  inter. 
He  died  about  the  year  UW7,  and  as  he  hail  no  son, 
the  title  bi'rnme  F\TiM;r.  His  estate  at  Pcntlow  he 
settled  on  his  nephew, 

John  Kkmi'K,  esq.  who  in.  Catherine,  daughter  of 
Robert  riower,  ^ent.  of  Koreley,  and  widow  of 
Ralph  Redman,  gent,  and  had  by  her  thne 
daughters, 

Luev,  \,    .,    ,.    , 

.,  >  both  died  unm. 

Mary,  J 

Bariiara,  m.  to  FraMeit  Dan>eII,  esq.  of  Hulnier. 

ArMj—-\r.'.  a  cMev.  en^rr.  pu.  between  tliivr  ^t.^r•' 
a/urv. 


KENRICR,  OF  WH]TI£\' 


Crbatbi) 
%Oth  March.iero. 


WLintagt. 

I.  William  Kenbice,  caq.of  WUtkj.la 
who  was  created  a  B*BONn'  in  IflTV,  m,  Gra 
ter  and  heir  of  Peter  Kibblewkitcca^.  of  Si 
Wiltshire,  and  dying  about  dM  year  IMS,  i 
three,  was  j.  by  his  aon. 

II.  Sir  William  KEiVBicK.of  lli*Utley.  ^ 
Mary  House,  of  Reading,  and  kad  no  Mki 
died  about  the  year  10OD,  and  tbc  Baboxhc 

EXTINCT. 

ilriiu— Erm.  a  lion  rampant  aa. 


KEVT,  OF  EBBINGTON. 


CR EATER 

2Snd   Dec.  lt'.AO. 


Uinragr. 

WlI.ll^M  Ki:YT,rMi.  of  Fhnn.tan.  ia  tkcM 
Glone'ster,  with  whom  tin*  |»«,'t'.igrp<  feefiMi' 
Kplantine,  tlau^hur  of  K^luiund  Kilry,M4  rfC* 
in  the  jtamv  CDUUty,  and  by  her  h^J  rvsMBll 
dauRhtert,  viz. 

John,  his  successor. 
William.!/,  unm.  3Stb   Mafvh.  l«ll,ap" 
ven,  and  was  buried  at  KbriniUa- 

Anne,  m.  t«i  Mr.  John  Andrrm-s.W  A^*^' 

county  of  Oxford. 
KliKulx'tli,  w.  to  Mr.  Glover. 

He  wedih'd,  secondly,  Kle^inor.  dasglMrai' 
of  John  Salmon,  tTi'Ut.oi  Nnttingban.u''*"' 
TIlonla^  Fortvr,  of  Mickletnn.  b«t  bMls*'^' 
Mr.  Keyt  was  high  sheriff  nf  the  cnmcv  rf " 
and  "  rich  in  good  works,  as  well  asia***^ 
U'in);  not  only  charitable  to  the  fomn^^ 
.  but  also  at  his  death  ;  he  orilerrd  ibeBA^"* 
'  to  1m«  Ki\eii  erery  >ear.  from  the  IKk  Hlft*" 
j   of  November,   unto   the  poor  of 

He  died  on  the  Ides. that  is,  ob  the  I 
I  aivonliitK  to  hi."  epitaph,  bat  by  ibr  . 
\i  a^  buried  on  the  I'itb  of  that  asia^.i*^ 
eiphth  year  of  hm  age.     He  was  f.  bf 

John  Kr.\T,  estq.  who  m.  first,  Ji 
Thomas  Porter,  of  Mirkli-tmi.  aai 
daughter  of  Mr.  \\  illiaia  Hafriwa.  <<  ^ 
the  niiinty  of  \\  urri'atrr.  and  widow  af  Vr. I* 


KEY 


KEY 


,  la  WsrwiekiUre.    By  tiie  Ut|er  he 
tbe  Ibnoer  be  bad 

ir. 

IKce,  daoffater  of  Sir  WOIiam  Spen- 
4  Yamton,  in  ttie  ooimty  of  Oxford* 
o  dani^teri,  ris. 

t, «».  to  Capt.  TbeophQiu  Nichols, 
to  Richard  Difhton,  esq.  of  Clifford 
ert,  in  the  eoonty  of  Gloncetter. 

d  bis  wifs  were  buried  at  MicUeton. 

ptiaed  Stb  April,  1011.  This  gentle- 
erred  aa  a  captain  in  the  royal  army 
'acob  AMley,  fell  at  Stow,  Sltt  March, 

o«ng. 

tiaed  t7th  October,  I0»,  m.  Mary, 
f  Walter  Dayrell,  esq.  of  Abingdon, 
if  John  Morris,  Hebrew  profeMor  and 
Cbristcbvrdi,  Oxford,  bat  had  no 
imas  and  bis  wifis  were  both  buried  at 
He  il.  Mb  January ,  17VI ,  aged  eighty. 
iTcauer,  1081. 
vnng. 

4tb  May.  1600,  m.  to  Capt.  Thomas 

died  in  Ireland. 

Mtb  May,  1030,  to  George  Hyde.  esq. 
*,  Berks. 

John  Hobday,  esq.  of  Thornton,   in 
of  Warwick,  and  bad  issue. 
aptiaed  I8tb  December,   1614,  m.  to 
ypCon,  esq.  of  Clopton,  in  the  county 
k,  by  whom  she  had  two  sons, 

Clopton,  knt. 
Clopton,  who  d.  unm. 

ys  bis  biographer)  was  in  the  worst 
on  of  the  Church  of  England,  and  a 
bis  prince ;  he  was  a  justice  of  the 
sheriff,  first  of  Worcestershire,  and 
oueestersbire  ;  a  lorer  of  hospitality, 
intemperance  ;  very  just  in  paying 
rorkmen,  aod|Tery  charitable  to  his 
It  pleased  <>od  to  translate  him  to 
m  the  35th  April,  in  the  year  of  our 
o  the  serenty  sixth  year  of  bin  age, 
i  in  the  chancel  of  Ebringtun."  He 
pat  B(m, 

esq.  of  Ebrington.  who  hsTing  rsiited 

own  expense  fiir  the  serrice  of  Kinx 

created  a  BAanwrr  by  Chabi.kji  II. 

loot.    Sir  John  m.  Manraret,  daugh- 

H'illiam  Tayler,  r«q.  of  Bricksworth, 

hire,  and  had  issue, 


WiLUAM,  bis  heir,  bom  atRagley,  in  the  county 

of  Warwick. 
Thomas,  bapt.  Snd  May,  1041,  d,  91st  July,  1000. 
Francis,  d.  10th  July,  1008. 
Eliaabetb,  m.  to  Sir  John  Talbot,  knt. 
Margaret,  m.  17th   December,  1008,  to  Sir  John 

Packington,  hart. 

Sir  John  d.  Mth  August,  lOOS ;  Lady  Keyt,  tSth  June, 
1009.    He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sib  WILU4M  Kkyt,  who  m,  Elisabeth,  daughter 
and  erentually  sole  heir  of  the  Honourable  Francis 
Corentry,  second  son,  by  his  second  wife,  of  the  Loan- 
KaaraR  CoTBirraY,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir,  who  m.  10th  September,  1087, 
his  cousin,  Agnes, daughter  of  Sir  John  Clopton. 
knt.  of  Clopton,  by  Barbara,  only  daughter  and 
heir  of  Sir  Edward  Walker,  knt.  garter  king  of 
arms,  and  had  a  numerous  family,  of  m'bom 
were, 

WiLUAM,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

John,  6.  i4th  September,  1005. 

Hastings,  b.  0th  May,  1700. 

Elisabeth,  m.  S7th  December,  1711,  to  Thomas- 
Charles,  Viscount  Tracey. 

Margaret,  at.  to  James   Huggeford,  esq.   of 
Dicson,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester. 

Agnes,  b.  thirty-fire  weeks  after  the  death  of 
her  father. 
Mr.  Keyt  d.  31st  October,  I70S,« 

Margaret,  m.  13th  October,  1701,  to  Thomaa  Noble, 
esq.  of  Leicester,  andtf.7tb  March,  1710, learing 
a  son,  William  Noble. 
Dorothy,  at.  to  Gilbert,  fourth  Earl  of  Corentry, 
and  had  an  only  daughter. 
Lady  Anns  Covkntrt,  who  m.  Sir  William 
Carew,  hart,  of  Anthony. 

Sir  William  d,  30th  Norember,  1701,  and  waa  s.  by 
bis  grandson, 

III.  Sia  William  Kbtt,  who  m.  13rd  Norember, 
1710,  the  Hon.  Anne  Tracy,  daughter  of  William, 
fourth  Viscount  Tracy,  (by  his  second  wife,  Jane,  sister 
of  Thomas,  Lord  Leigh)  and  bad  issue, 

TH0MAS-CiiAaLB5,  his  successor. 

John,  d'  unm. 

RosBBT,  successor  to  his  elder  brother. 

Agnes. 

Klixabeth. 

Sir  William,  who  served  in  the  last  parliament  of  kin^ 
Gkubgb  1.  and  in  the  first  of  Gkubue  II.  fur  the  town 
of  Warwick,  died  at  Norton,  iii  the  county  of  (Glou- 
cester, in  Septrmber.  1741,1  and  was  s.  by  hb  eldest 
son. 


stb  having  urcorrfd  b<>f<»r«;  hi*  fatber**, 
TTed  tbr  dimity  of  a  baronrt'i  wife  and 
widow  and  cbildrvn,  by  the  fulk>wiog 


Iraee  of  Gud,  Qoeen  of  Rnelsod,  Scot- 
Iraland.  defcDdrr  tii  tbr  Fsiih,  ice.  To 
mI  rfgbt  wrU-betovrd  cooiiin  and  cooncrl- 
of  Carlisle,  Karl  Marvhal  of  Kneland, 
Hy  of  oor  right  truMy,  and  richt  entirely 
rbomaa,  Dake  of  Norfolk,)  grrriioit. 
bambly  Informed,  tbat  William  Kryi, 
llkr  HUliam  Kryi.  latr  of  Kbrin^ion. 
llMWCsler,  Bart,  dying  a  few  week*  br- 
ie widow  and  yonngrr  rhildrrn  of  ibr 
yl,  cannot,  by  the  ordinary  mlm  of 
■  tide,  place,  and  precrdrncy.  wbicb 
isTe  been  jasdy  do«  to  her  and  ihrin, 
ymiaai  Keyt,  bad  iarvivrd  his  father  : 
r  dkvers  good  caa»e<i  and  ron^idrration*, 
PP 


a»  ctpvcially  moving,  are  graciously  plrasrd  to  ordain, 
tbat  Agnes  Keyt,  John  keyt,  Hastings  Kryt,  Klixabrth 
Kryt,  Margaret  Kryt,  and  Acnm  Kryt,  tbr  rrlict  and 
yoangrr  childrrn  of  the  paid  V^  illiam  Kryt,  shall  Iruiu 
lirncefurward  bavr,  hold,  and  riijuy,  ibr  same  title,  pn*- 
rminrnce,  place,  and  precedence,  retprrtively,  as  il  tbr 
said  William  Keyt  had  sarvivi-<l  his  father,  and  brrn 
actaally  possessed  of  the  dignity  of  a  Barunrl.  And  our 
will  and  pleasare  is,  tbat  you,  onr  Karl  Marshal,  to  wbuin 
the  coguiuince  of  matters  of  ibis  nature  pro|>rrly  belooB)*, 
do  see  ibis  our  ordrr  obsrrvrd  and  krpt,  by  our  teveral 
oOicrrs  of  arms,  and  caase  these  prrarnis  to  br  registered 
in  tbr  College  of  Arms  ;  and  for  so  doing,  this  shall  be 
yoai  warrant.  <«iven  at  onr  Castle,  at  Windsor,  the  5ih 
day  of  June,  1701,  In  the  Iblrd  year  of  our  reign.  By  her 
Majesty's  command.     C.  Hbimbs. 

t  "  I'bis  Sir  William  Keyt,  who  was  bnrned  to  death,  \» 
»npp<wrd  to  have  been  a  lunatic,  and  to  have  set  his  hoii«f 
on  fire  hiniM-lf ;  for  Thoma*  Whitstone,  a  servant,  hrM 
him  in  hi*  arms,  and  would  have  saved  hlm,lMit  he  would 
n<K  permit  it."    Fcmbboobb's  Glaueeaterdtire. 

980 


KIL 


KIN 


IT.  SiB  Thomas-Cuarlbs  Kitt,  who  d.  ianueleiw, 
Mth  July,  1755,  and  wm  t.  by  hia  only  gnrTiTing  bro- 
ther, 

T.  Sir  Robert  Krtt,  of  Middleham,  in  the  county 
of  York,  who  d.  s.  p.  (Ith  July,  17M,  when  the  Baro- 
hKTCY  became  kxtinct.  The  estate  at  Ebrington,  in 
Gloaceatershire,  had  been  sold  soon  alter  the  third 
baronet's  decease,  to  Sir  Dudley  Rider. 

Arms—Axaxe^  a  cherron  between  three  kites'  heads 
erased,  or. 


KILLEGREW,  OF  ARWENNICK. 


Creatrd 
Knd  I>ec.  1000. 


Extinct 
8th  Jan.  1704. 


^ 


ftmeage. 

Sir  Henry  Riluorbw,  knt.  (descended  from  a 
Tery  ancient  family  settled  in  Cornwall  from  a  rery 
remote  period,  for  so  early  as  the  time  of  Richard  II. 
Kii.LiRRBW  of  Killigrew  acquired  the  estate  of  Ar- 
wenick  in  marriage  with  the  heiress  thereof)  followed 
thtr  court  for  advancement  in  the  time  of  Elizabeth, 
**  according,"  nays  Hale,  **  to  the  constant  genius  of 
his  family."  He  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Sir  An- 
thony Cooke,  knt.  of  Giddy  Hall,  in  Essex,  and  had 
by  her  two  daughters  ;  of  whom  one  m.  Sir  Nicholas 
Lower,  knt.  of  Clifton,  in  Cornwall,  and  d.  s.  p.  oth 
June,  KioS  ;  and  t)i<:  othrr  wedded,  finit.  Sir  Jonathan 
Trclawney,  knt. ;  and  secondly,  Sir  Thomas  Reynell, 
Lnt.  of  Of^wcII.  The  inak*  line  of  the  family  was  con- 
tiiiut-il  >iy 

I.  \Vii.ii\M  kiLi.iGR^w,  esq.  of  Arwonick,  in  Corn- 
wall, who  was  created  a  UAKo.Ski  in  likiO,  with  rv- 
iiiaiiiilcr  to  his  hrother.  Sir  William  died  unmarried 
in  WttiTi,  after  haviiii;  wasted  the  whole  of  hiM  putem.il 
«'*tt<it<*,  .uid  alieiiateil  the  barton  and  manor  of  .\rwen- 
i«'k  to  hiH  hmtlu'r, 

SiK  I'fc-TKK  KiLi.icRRW,knt.  This  gentleman  WHrt 
roninionly  known  as  Sir  Peter  the  Po!«t,  from 
hi*  Kreat  diligence  in  conveying  niftfjiages  to 
<!ii%Ri.r.<(  I.  during  the  civil  war.  He  had  an 
only  iH)ii, 

II.  Sir  PfcTRK  KiLLiGRKW,  of  Arwenick,  who  suc- 
ceeded his  uncle  uh  second  baronet,  and  m.  Prances, 
daughter  of  Sir  Roger  TiA-inden,  of  East  Peckham, 
Kent,  by  whom  he  had  one  son  and  two  daughters, 
Tiz. 

(UoituK.  who  was  killed  by  a  Captain  Walter 
Vincent  at  a  tivem  in  Penryn.  His  antagonist 
did  not  long  survive,  though  acquitted  at  the 
trial  At  Launreston  ;  he  took  the  affair  so  much 
ti»  heart  that  he  nunk  under  the  affliction.  Mr. 
Killigrew  m.  Anm-,  daiiKhter  of  Sir  J<ihn  St. 
Aubyn,  hart,  and  left  an  only  dnuKhter,  who  tn. 
Mr.  Dunbar,  an  Irish  genth-nian. 

,  m.  to   Richard  Krimry,  oin\.  of  Erisey, 

in  ('oriiHall,  and  had  a  daughter  and  evt-n- 
tiial  heiresN,  who  vKrdiled  John  West.  es<|.  and 
their  onl>  rhihl, 

Fn%srr»  W>-fcT,  bi-rame  nitimately  the  n'pre- 

M-ntative  of  tin'  families  of  Went,   Kri.-e\  . 

;nid   killiL'n'W.    Shr   jn.  the   Hon.  Charles 


Berketoy, hncWr  oTltelMt  Lai 

of  Btratton,  and  had  m  only  cki 

SorHu,  tm.  to  Lord  Wodakow 

Anne,  ».  to  Martia  Lyater,  ca^.  of  Si 

who  assumed  the  suniaac  of  kilUgi 

Sir  Peter,  at  the  antimely  decease  of  Us 

his  estates  on  Martin  Lyatar,  esq.  and  Aai 

on  condition  that  they  aboald  aaaome  Hm 

arms  of  Killigrew,  with  remainder  to  il 

Erisey,  and  died, shortly  after  mating 

8th  Janiury,  17M,  when  the  title 


Arms— Arg.  an  eagle  diaplayed  am.  a  hi 

second  besantte. 


KINGSMILL,  OF  SIDMAM 


Creatbo 
S4th  Not.  1800. 


111. 


John  KiNOkXii.L,  one  of  the  jndges  of  A 
Common  Pleas,  son  of  Richard  KiagiMll 
ham,  Berks,  m.  Joan,  daughter  of  Sir  Joh 
knt.  of  Ishill,  and  dying  in  IM4.  left  a 

Sir  John  Kisgshill,  knt.  of 
who  m.  Constance,  daughter  of  John  G«n 
Burton,  in  Sussex,  and  had  foor  sons,  vis. 
I.  WiLLiiM  (Sir),  his  heir. 
II.  CeorKe  f  Sir n  one  of  the  juscire*  of  ik 
Pleas,  m.  Sarah,  L:tdy  llasbng*,^ 
Sir  James  llarington. 

III.  Richard  .  .Sir.,  »ur«e\ur  of  ihr  i'vuri 
^  1^     d.  in  ItMNi ;  m.  first,  Aliria,  «i«rrr  at 
2y^     of    Kichard    rauit*n«'r.   i-*^.    of    H« 

Hants,  rt'liri  ot  'Ibouuis  \\  n^afbtoa 
ton;  anil  fii>t*f>nill\.  KliiaSetb-  Ai 
Alih-rm.in  David  W  iimlnilT,  i-f  1^ 
relirt  ot  the  Rev.  (George  StouehiMis 

IV.  Thomiu*. 

The  eliie<«t  son, 

Sir  Wii.i.mm  Kisoviii.l,  knt.  m.  Bndcst 
of  (;corge  Raltigh,  and  was  «.  by  his  *an. 

Sir  \\  it.i.i  v«  K  iMii^vii  i.,  knt.  who  4.  la 
m.  Anne,  daughter  i>f  W  illian  Wilkea,  esq. ' 
ton  Cheney,  in  the  county  of  NorthaaiplKa. 
son  and  heir, 

.Sir  Hzjvry  Ki%«:s]|ili.,  knt.  who  wu  Bnl| 
ter  and  co-heir  oi'  John  White,  esq.  of  S 
Hants,  and  dying  in  ICU,  was  i.  by  bis  ssn 
SiK  WiLi.uM  K.i^c»iiiLi ,  knt.  whu  BkAai 
ter  of  Sir  Anthony  llaslcwoud,  km.  ef  Hn 
the  county  of  Northampton,  and  h«J  tspae, 
W  ii.i.mh  ^Sirj,  his  heir. 
Krid^et. 

Anne,  m.  to  Heneage,  fourth  Earl  sf  Vi 
This  lady  attained  i«nie  celebrity  as  a 
She  </.  3.  p. 

Sir  William  was  f.  by  his  Aun, 

Sill  Wii.i.iAvi  KiNCkviii.i.,  knt.  wiwa-AiA 
(laughter  nf  Mr.  Alderman  Colwel.  of 
her  had  three  son*  and  a  dau^trr,  tiR- 

William,  died  unmarried  la  I7t0. 

Henry,  died  unmarried  in  1710 


KNE 

■Df. 

■Ml;  M.  Hofti  Cditt,  wq.  > 


Bcoibd  KbMt  uid  bkd  two  othtr  dsDib- 
iko  died  imnf ,  and  Peaelope,  wife  sf 
1.  xs-  of  BukhDn,  B>rki.  Sir  WU- 
uid  bl«  agoj  mU  dyinH  ■Bnurrifd,  UiB 
•f  Ibc  tinil;  nantaalljr  dCTOlTtd  upon 
V,  Buuins.  dk*  >ib  «(  Admlnl 
ilnl.  Id  cgut^Bcius,  unntd,  kr  ut 


iHcimu^  »tn.  at  Sidmamton,  tn  Ihc 
lunpUm.     He  «■•  M.P.  for  TrefDnT, 

:  bein  iiult  of  hii  body,  ud  dyini 


LLEH,  OP  WHITTON. 
Uiy.nil^BiriHiT  IMi  <lct.ltli. 

■t  Kkilu*.  Ihc  nicbnted  punln-, 
beck  iboul  10411.  vtu-n  bu  fitbcr  vu 


Sir  Gadfr*y  m.  Samanab.  dMer  of  Willbm  Cnwlsr 
••q.  apliln  H.N.  tmt  left  iw  legidiuu*  iaa*  »  hi 
d««H  IKh  October,  llt3,  *ced  Hnotr-eiffal,  vh« 


KNIQHTLEY,  OF  OFFCHUBCH. 


CaitTiD 
Mth  Am-  IM*. 

•' 

f 

■J 

fttnust- 

Edoiid  Kkiohtlit.  at-  T«ui(cr  l>ntha  of  Sir 
Ricbud   Kuigfatley,  of  Pawilcy,  in  the  eooiity  of 

W«witl.  («-)..  Kiju.rra.    He -.  thrw  wiyi..  md 
tiid  by  the  MCODd.  BtiBtel)l,diQchlar  of  Sir  WUUm 

Ricy  ilD  KHionut.aei.  of  OOUinrch,  who  m.  Aon. 
diufbter  of  Sir  John  PsHoe,  ud  vu  i.  by  Ui  Km, 

I.  loan  KHiayTKT,  vq.  tf  (MrcfaDrch,  created  ■ 
Btioiinanh  Angiut,  l«t.  Hetii.  Biidsei,daiicbtfr 
of  Sir  Lewi*  Lewluur,  of  Sum.    Hii  ion  ud  luc- 

II.  Sia  Jam  Kmon-UTiOlOaUiareh,  imitiamta 
and  daputy-liculeiiaDt  of  tbe  coimtT  of  Wanrick,  in 
wbich  (hire  ha  pmiemd  ireat  InaucnM,  d.  $.  p.  and 
beqoealbed  tba  nuser  nod  «Mau  of  Offehmch  to  bia 
kiuBou,  John  Wiohtwice,  am.  vho  aaaunwd  the 
sarname  of  KniffaUar.  and  marryinR  Mary.  daii|faler 


KNIVETON,  OF  MERCASTON. 


1 

H<1L>1  III  K 

erby,  rf.  «) 

;u*.ac'lll.  Iniini 
iiODD,  of  Underwood 

by 
and 

^ 

nly 
1ii> 

■Ta.!r 

.  llp.ltbl,  .^  ClCKk 
.ho  ii.hc.lled  Uk  B»o 
■1.  t..  Cllaad  Hklaor 

r(u. 
.'■1 

IDd 

I1..I 

KNI 


KNO 


Thomas  ni  KniYcntjf.of  MercMtoa,  liTing  14  Rich- 
iKD  II.  who  m.  Margaret,  danxhtor  of  —  Canon,  and 
widow  of  —  Okeorer,  and  dying  15  Hxmbt  VI.  was 
t.  by  his  son, 

John  Kxitktok,  of  Mercaston.  living  SSHbkbt  VI. 
who  d.  s.  p. :  hia  brother, 

Nicholas  Kkiteton,  became  hia  heir;  whidi  Ni- 
rholaa  wa«  aheriif  of  the  coanties  of  Nottingham  and 
Derby  5  Hkxry  VII.  and  by  Joan,  hia  wife,  he  left  a 
son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Knitcton.  who  was  one  of  the  esquires 
of  the  body  to  King  Henry  VII.  He  was  twice  mar- 
ried ;  by  his  first  wifr,  Joan  Malirerer,  he  left  a  son, 
JuHN  Knititon.  esq.  of  Mercaston,  who  m.  Joan, 
daughter  of  Sir  Nicholas  Montgomery,  knt.  of  Cabley, 
and  had  two  sons, 

John,  who  was  denominated  of  Harteshome  and 
Underwood,  and  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his 
father,  left  by  Anne,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Tho- 
mas Dethick,  esq.  of  Newball,  in  the  county  of 
Derby, 
Thomas,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 
Nicholaa. 
He  was  s.  by  his  grandson, 

Thomas  KwiTrroN,  esq.  of  Mercaston,  who  ai.  Joan, 
eldest  daughter  of  Ralph  Leech,  esq.  of  Chatsworth, 
in  the  county  of  Derby,  and  had  issue, 
WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

Ceorge.  died  in  his  passage  to  Ireland. 
Saintlow,  a  relebnitfd  antiquary. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Kniveton,  esq.  of  Brad- 
ley. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Gabriel  Armstrong,  esq.  of  Not- 

tingbamMhire. 
Jane,  m.  to  Criffin  Harmead,  esq.  of  Northumber- 
land. 
Anne,  m.  to  Ceorge  Sutton,  esq.  of  Orer  Haddon, 

in  the  county  of  Derby. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  George  Chawcnth,  knt.  of  Annes- 
ley,  Notts. 
He  was  m.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

I.  WiLi.UM  Knivetok,  etiq.  of  Mercaston,  high  she- 
rifl*  for  DerbyshiFe  2!)  Ki.i7.4Bftii.  aiid  knight  of  th<> 
shire  1  Jamim  1.  who  wan  rroati'd  a  R«ronet  21>th 
June,  1611,  and  scTred  again  ;•»<  HhfrifTfor  the  itmnty 
M  Drrby  in  the  I'ith  year  of  King  Jamf.s's  reign.  He 
m.  Matilda,  dau^Iitrr  und  hole  heir  uf  John  Rollesly. 
esq.  of  Rollesly.  and  had  issue. 

Gilbert   ^Sir;.  Iii.n  heir,  vho  was    knighted   at 

Greenwich  'Unh  May,  liio.'i. 
RoUehly. 
William. 
Klizubeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Kni>eton,  esq.  of  Mogin- 

ton. 
Margurett'jn.  to  —  Da\cnport,  esq.  of  Heubury. 
Joau,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Greves,  rector  of  Krailes- 
ford. 
Sir  William  died  about  the  year  1031-3,  and  was  s.  by 
hi-*  eldest  son, 

If.  Sir  (;ilbert  K.<«iVRTtiN,  sheriff* of  Derbyshire  21 
James  1.  JN.  first,  .Mary, daughter  and  co-heir  of  Andrew 
Grey,  esq.  of  the  county  of  Hertford,  and  had  issue, 

AM)Rkw.1  . 

.-..  >  successive  baronets. 

Thomas,  J 

He    M.    sertindly.   Frances,  daughter  of   Sir    Robert 

|)iidlr>,burt.    Sir  (lilN'rt  was  t.  at  his  decease  by  his 

elder  son, 

III.  Sir  Andrew  Kmvi.ton,  who  rf.  jr.  p.  about  the 
year  li>70,  and  was  .t.  by  his  brother. 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Km*et«»»,  one  of  the  gentlemen 
l<*'n«i('ner«  to  Aim:  Chahii'*  11.  and  kiitf:  Jamia  11. 
ih<  i1  uithont  itsiii*  iihutit  I7mi,  when  the  Mikmnitct 
f  Xfllll  D. 

\r    I  -fill.  II  rhetniii  vaii  nr^.  and  sa. 


KNOLLYS,  OF  GROVE  PLAC 

Cbbatkd  6th  May  1641.— Estibct  ia  M 

EittMff. 

I.  Hrmrt  Kmollts.  esq.  of  Gi«««  Placv, 
was  created  a  Baron  n-  in  1641.  hat  died  «aau 
six  yean  after,  when  the  title  bxpibbb. 

KNOLLYS,  OF  THAME. 


CarATRD 
1st  April,  17M. 


This  family  was  founded  by 

Sib  Robert  Knoi.lys,  K.U.  the  vek'brBlid  i 
in  the  martial  times  of  Euwabd  III.  dw  cbh 
ill  arms  of  the  Black  Prince,  and  the  mmmi  ici 
warrior  of  his  day.  In  1  RicB4BD  II.  Sir 
was  gOTemor  of  the  castle  of  Breat,  aad  ia  ihi 
the  same  reign  he  went  with  Tliiiaias  Piaabfi 
Woodstock),  Karl  of  Buckingham,  id  mmm  ihi 
of  Brittany  against  the  Pnrnch,  whca  iWy  ■ 
quite  through  France  withcmt  remataaos.  Tl 
year,  on  the  outbreak  of  Jack:  Straw's  iasan 
he  led  the  citiaens  of  London  agaiaaC  the  itkf 
thus  terminated,  at  an  advmnced  are.  his  a 
career.  Independently  of  those  high  deris 
rendered  his  name  fiuaous  all  over  fhr  «« 
Kob4>rt  left  other  noble  memon^ls  behind  fc.i 
erected  a  stately  bridge  oT<r  the  riTrr  V*^»i« 
KtH'Iiester.  kiiDwn  as  K(N-he!>ter  Bridge.  H*  »i 
the  house  of  Frien  Camielire-.  r-.-wimnn.^ 
White  Friirs,  in  the  city  of  London,  sad  hr  r 
a  college  at  Pontefrart.  in  YorL>hirr.  »he-»  v 
the  Lady  CoiiMance.  wa«  hi>rn.  enJ-'>m-i9(  r  t 
estate  of  flHii.  per  annum.  He  dird  st  tb* 
uf  Sronethorp,  in  .Norfolk,  full  ii  htfB.«ar  sai 
being  at  least  ninety  years  t»f  age,  llih  AafVl 
and  was  buried  with  his  ladv  in  tW  cbaR*  • 
White  Friers.  He  left  issue,  a  danghtrr.  Faa 
wife  of  Anthony  Babington.  and  a  sen  aaJ  kiir 

Thomas  Knoi.li  s,  who  m  as  seated  at  N'tftt  V) 
in  Hertfordshire,  and  had  two  son«, 

Robert,  whose  daughter  married  HsBffv 
wick,  of  Weley.  and  her  dauglMr  nawjs 
estate  in  marriage  to  John  CoaiBgrtv. 
Thomas. 
From  the  younger  son. 

TiiOMA<i  Kmh.ms,  descended 

HoBKKr  Knoli.ys,  «ho  m.  Margant  DOvlffi 
wn<  father  of 

R(iH»Kr  Knoilv!«,  gentleman  nf  the  fntj^ 
to  A'inc  Hi.NR^  VIII.  who  had  frtm  that  ■«* 
|e:ifie  for  a  certain  number  nf  yeus  af  ihp  V* 
Kntherlield  Grey,  called  Gr^>s.  in  the  caaalT^ 
ford.  He  m.  Ii*>ttice,  danghfer  of  SirTVMi*'^ 
ton,  Lnril  of  llanrage  and  Wanhal.  ia  Bacii-*^ 
her  ixilio  Ml.  secondly.  Sir  Robert  Lee. af  W^M* 
Kiickh,  and  thinlly.  Sir  Th«  mas  Treshaa.  ^  ' 
•  if  St.  John.)  had  a  daughter.  Jane,  ak  la  fir^ 
U  ingfifld,  of  Kimhaltoii  Casflc,  and  a  isa  •■'^ 


KNO 


KNY 


>  J 


Fbancm  Knoixts,  oyon  whom  Hbhbt  VIII. 

Um  loHship  or  RothoTJold  Gray,  in  fee, 

e«e  of  the  gontlomeii  peneionen.    He 

Ufh  iB  faToarwith  Qmetm  BLixAirrR, 

of  her  OMJcoty'f  privy  coancU*  oonatituted 

of  die  boiuehold,  and  employed  on 

t  negodatioiie  ohroad.    In  the  tOth 

he  wnt  appointed  one  of  the  jodfee  to 

it  OB  the  unhappy  Qneen  of  Scotland, 

oniMqneatty  BMide  treaeurer  of  the  hoiue- 

Bolalled  a  knight  of  the  Garter.    He  m. 

daaghter  of  Wiltiam  Carey,  esquire  of 

»  HaicBT  VIII.  by  his  wife.  Lady  Mary 

of  ^^Mcr«  Anns  BounrNi,  and  had 

IT,    Member  in  the   lint  parliament  of 

QmMm  BuBAimi,  for  the  borough  of  Reading, 

"  daughter  and   heiress   of  Sir 

Cave,  dmnecllo^  of  the  duchy  of 

and  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his 

r,  left  two  daughters, 

BusAinrB,  m.  to  Sir  John  Willoughby,  of 

Risley,  in  the  county  of  Derby. 
LcmcB.  «.  to  William,  Lord  Paget. 

I.  William  (Sir),  treasurer  of  the  household  to 
Jaaas  I.  and  raised  to  the  peerage  by  that 
BMiBarrh  as  Baron  Knollys  and  Viscount  Wal- 
Haclbrd,  and  made  by  Chabiju  I.  Babl  op 
BanBiruT.   (Refer  to    Bibbb's    Extinci  nnd 
If  Pttrmgtt  ivt  details  of  this  noble- 
and  the  litigation  chat  ensued  rrgarding 
BOceeeicn  to  his  honours.) 
(Sir),  K.B.  Ipft  by  his  wife,  Joan  High- 
Sir  Robert  Knollys,  ».  Joanna,  daughter  of 
Bir  John  Wolstrnholme,  and  had  (with  a 
youBger  son.  William,  and  three  daugh- 
ters; the  eldest  m.  to  Sir  John  Corbet,  of 
Stoke,  in  Shropshire ;  the  vecond,  to  Eger- 
tOB,  of  Staflordshirr  ;  the  third,  to  Holm- 
by,  of  Yorkshire,)  a  son  and  heir, 

Rohcrt  Knollys,  who  si.  Mary  Sauii- 
drrs,  of  Menogwell,  in  Oifordsbire, 
and  left  a  son, 

Robert.  M.  P.  for  the  county  of  Ox- 
ford, with  whom  this  branch  ex- 
pired. 

|i.  Rkhard,  whose  son. 


I,  m.  first  the  daughter  of  Sir  Cbarle* 
Wiseman,  and  secondly,  Alice,  daughter 
of  Sir  William  Beechrr,  of  Middli-ntx.  by 
whom  he  left  one  daughter  and  tw<i  sons. 
He  4,  4th  August,  1040. 

V.  Ntaru  (Sir>,  of  whom  presently. 

H  Thomas  (Sir;,  cnmmandrr  in  the   I<ow  Conn- 

triOB.  under  Maurice,  Priurc  of  OmuRe,  si. 

Oielia  de  Uorada.  daughtrr  of  John  de  Mo- 

rada,  Mat^ueas  of  BerK^n.  and  left  a  daughter, 

Penelope,  oi.  to  Willi^ui  !««■  Hunt. 

*•  Lcoiee,  ai.  Arst.  to  Walter  DrTfreux,  Karl  of 
Caaem,  and  was  mother  of 

Bobbbt,  £ierl  t^  K%s*x^  the  ill  fated  f^vou- 
nte  of  i^utm  Ki  ia^sltm. 

Wbm    m.   serondly.    Il»bert    Dudley,    Karl  of 

r.and  thirdly.  Sir  Clirintopher  Blount. 

lady  lived  to  see  the  grandctiildren  of 

hor  gfuodchildrrn. 

*^  Aaae,  m.  to  Thomas,  I^ord  de  la  War. 

**  CocOia,  aaald  of  honour  to  iiurm  Klixabkth. 

Sir  Thomas  Leightou.  of  Peckenham, 


IT.  Catherine,  «•.  first,  to  Gorard  Fitagerald,  Lord 
Ophaly,  son  and  heir  of  the  Eari  of  KUdare, 
and  secondly,  to  Sir  Philip  Boteler,  of  Wa^ 
ton  Woodhall. 

The  fifth  SOB, 

Sia  Pbancis  Knollys,  knt.  inherited  under  his 
father's  will  the  manor  of  Battel,  and  other  estatm  in 
the  Ticinity  of  Reading,  and  was  styled  of  Reading 
Abbey.  He  represented  the  dty  of  Oxford  in  parlia- 
ment, and  afterwards  the  county  of  Berks.  He  m.^ 
Lettice,  daughter  of  John  Barret,  esq.  of  Hanham,  in' 
GUmoestershtre,  and  was  ».  by  his  son,      ^. ^  •*'  /    i^' 

Sib  PBAHCia  Knollts,  knt.  who  m.  Ellen,  dao^- 
ter  and  heir  of  Richard  Milles,  esq.  of  Lower  Win* 
chendtm,  Bucks,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

RicHABD  Kmollts,  osq.  who  m.  Mary  BeUin^mm, 
of  BTeringham,  in  Sussex,  sister  and  heir  of  Henry 
Bellingham,  and  was  t,  by  his  son, 

Pbamcis  KNOLJ.TS,  osq.  who  ».  Anne,  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  —  Bateman,  osq.  of  Berkshire,  and  had, 
with  a  daughter,  Elisabeth,  wife  of  Sir  Francis  Cur- 
son,  of  Waterferry,  in  Oxfordshire,  a  son  and  heir, 

Pbancis  Knollys,  esq.  M.P.  for  Reading,  who  m. 
Elisabeth,  youngest  daughter  and  c<vheir  of  John 
StriblehiU,  esq.  of  Thame,  in  the  county  of  Oxford, 
and  dying,  of  the  small-pox,  in  1701,  was  t,  by  his 
son, 

Pbancis  Knollts,  esq.  of  Thame,  M.P.  fbr  tho 
city  of  Oxford,  died  a  bachelor,  Mth  June,  17M,  and 
was  *.  by  his  brother, 

RiCHABD  Knollts,  esq.  who  ».  first,  Elisaheth, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Humphrey  Thayor,  esq.  oo- 
condly,  Hannah,  daughter  of  llieophilus  SaliToy,  esq. 
of  Woodford,  and  thirdly,  Anno,  daughter  of  Jcdin 
Taylor,  esq.  By  the  two  last  ho  had  no  imue,  by  tho 
first,  an  only  son, 

I.  Pbancis  Knollys,  esq.  of  Thame,  In  tho  county 
of  Oxford,  who  was  created  a  Babonvt  1st  April, 
17S4.  Sir  Prands  was  sherifT  of  Oxfhrdshiro  in  I7ft7, 
and  was  elected  to  parliament  for  Reading  in  1701. 
He  m.  in  1750,  Mary,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Sir 
Robert  Kendall  Carter,  of  Kempston,  in  the  county 
of  Bedford,  third  son  of  John  Kendall,  esq.  of  Ba- 
singboum  Hall,  iu  Essex,  but  dying  without  issue 
39th  June,  1773,  the  Babonetcy  sxriBsu. 

irsur— Quarterly,  first  and  fourth,  ax.  emsuly  of 
rrosslets,  a  croM  moline  Toided  or ;  second  and  third, 
gules  a  cherron  arg.  charged  with  three  roam  of  tho 
first. 


KNYVETT,  OF  BUCKENHAM. 


CRR^TBI) 

nnd  .May,  lOII. 


KXTINCT 

about  1090. 


^L4^f^« 


Eiitragr. 

Caudbn  makra  this  name  a  corruption  of  Dunteit, 
and  LsLAMU  derives  it  from  pKHiuril,  a  town  iu 
Cornwall,  on  the  river  1'amar.  The  family  cUimed 
Danish  extraction. 

<lTHoMARL-A  iJR  K.N t VAT,  lonl  of  the  rastle  and  bo- 
rough of  Lannn-iiton,  is  stated  to  have  been  oustod  of 
hid  posscMiuns  *t  the  Couqueat,  fur  having  tiken  up 

»3 


«■  t 


KNY 


KNY 


V.  ki  >•€ 


r-     1 


fi 


annfl  against  the  Conqueror,  but  intermarrying  with 
Eiiinic.  daughter  of  William  Dammartin,  a  Norman, 
obtxincd  restoration.  From  Othomamt,  after  four 
descents,  sprang 

Sir  John  de  Kfievit,  Lord  of  Soutbwick,  who  was 
great-grandfather  of  another 

Sir  John  Knevit,  whose  son  and  heir, 

RioH%KU  Kmvit,  m.  Joan,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  Hichard  Wourch,  knt.  and  was  father  of 

Sir  JuiiN  KifKTiT,  knt.  barrister-at-law,  who  at- 
tained the  coif  in  31  Edward  111. ;  was  made  one  of 
the  justices  of  the  King's  Bench  in  two  years  after; 
chief  justice,  30th  of  the  same  reign ;  and  was  consti- 
tuted  IX>RD  CHANCELLOR   OP   ENGLAND  in   the  49th  of 

the  same  king.  He  m.  Eleanor,  elder  daughter  of 
Ralph  Basset,  second  Lord  Basset  of  Welledon,*  and 
his  eldest  son  and  heir, 

John  Knetit,  was  found  by  inquisition,  10  Henry 
IV.  to  be  co-heir  with  Sir  John  de  Aylesbury  to  the 
family  of  Basset,  on  the  extinction  of  the  heirs  male, 
(refer  to  Burke's  Extinct  and  Dormant  Peerage.) 
He  served  as  one  of  the  knights  in  parliament  for 
Huntingdonshire  21  Richard  II.  and  by  Joan,  his 
wife,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Botetort,  of  Mendlesham, 
in  Suffolk,  left,  with  two  daughters,  an  only  son. 

Sir  John  Knevit,  knt.  who  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
of  Sir  Constantine  de  Clifton,  second  Baron  Clifton, 
and  eventually  co-heir  of  her  noble  family.  By  this 
marriage  he  acquired  a  fair  inheritance,  including 
the  castle  of  Buckenham,  in  Norfolk.  Sir  John 
served  the  olAce  of  sheriff  for  that  county  and  'Suffolk, 
13  RiCH%RD  II.  and  it  is  presumed  was  buried  at 
Buckenham,  where  were  many  ancient  monuments 
of  the  Knevits,  recognized  by  their  armorial  ensigns, 
the  inscriptions  being  entirely  worn  out.  His  only 
son  and  heir. 
If  *r  Sir  Jmin  Knevit,  knt.  in  whom  or  his  representa- 
tivr;s  the  BARONY  OP  Clifton  became  vested,  on  the 
demise  of  hit*  uncle.  Sir  John  de  Clifton,  third  baron. 
Sir  Jehu  Knevit  m.  first,  Alice,  daughter  of  Reginald, 
Lord  (trey  of  Ruthyn,  and  had  a  son, 

Edmi'NU,  his  heir. 

He  m.  secondly,  Joan,  daughter  of  Humphrey  Stafford, 
Duke  of  Buckingham,  and  mi4mm  of  William,  Viscount 
Beaumont,  and  by  her  had  another  son, 

Edward  (Sir),  who  was  slicriff  for  the  counties  of 
Norfolk  and  Suffolk,  31  Hknry  VIII. 

H&ff.  7  Henry  VII.  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

»>IR  Kdmund  Knevit,  knt.  of  Buckenham,  who  «i. 
Eiranor,  sL«ter  of  Sir  James  Tyrell,  knt.  and  had  a 
daughter,  Anne,  wife  of  Sir  George  St.  Leger,  and 
five  sons,  of  whom 

Tho\i\s,  (the  eldest)  succeeded  to  the  estate. 

EitMr.M),  who  was  serjeant  porter  to  A'ing  Henry 
VIII.  M.J  AN  f.Bourlhier,  only  surviving  daugh* 
ter  uf  Sir  John  Bourchier,  second  Baron  Bkr- 
NKKs,  and  acquired  tliereby  the  manor  of  Ash- 
WL'llthnrpe,  in  Norfolk.  By  thin  great  heiress  t 
he  had  three  sons,  and  three  daughters,  viz. 

1.  John  Knyvet,  of  Plumstead,  in  Norfolk, 
who  it.  before  his  mother,  leaving  a  son 
and  huir, 


SiaTBoaaa  KiiTTiT,tlm 
■cendaDt 

EUXAIITB  KHTm, 
grandfadier,  Hesb 
of  DidlincCon* 

RoaSBT  WlLSOU, 

moned  to  poli 
m»  LoBD  Bbbmi 

S.  William,  ancestor  of  tbm  Kbi 
denhaU,  in  Norfolk,  wko  e 
side  there.  One  of  thab 
marrying  against  dM  consca 
removed  to  London,  and  i 
to  the  day  of  his  death, 
stranger  to  his  fanuly  and 
Norfolk.  He  was  fatfwr  c 
Kny  vett,  organist  and  i 
111.  who  porchased  an 
near  Reading,  in  BerfcsUn 
dence  of  his  eldest  son,  Ciu 
esq. 

3.  Edmund. 

1.  Rose,  wife  of  Olirer  Rejna 
*2.  Alice,  wife  of  Olirer  Spiers. 
3.  Christian,  wife  of  Thonas  F< 


The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Knttbt,  of  Bockcnhai 
knight  of  the  Bath  at  the  coronation  of 
23rd  June,  1509,  and  subsequently  oonsi 
of  the  horse  to  the  saake  monarch.  B 
widow  of  John  Grey,  Viscount  Lisle«  aa 
Thomas,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  and  had 


I.  Kdmund  (Sir),  hb  heir. 

II.  Ferdinando. 

III.  Henry  (Sir),  knighted  by  Qmrm 
137-4.     He  M.  Anne,  daughter  ai 
Christopher  Pickering,  and  thci 
the  brothers, 

1.  Sir  Henry  Kny^  err,  knt^o 
\\  ilt»hire,  who  left  two  < 
co-heirM,  viz. 

Kathkrink  Knt  vett, 
the  Hon.  Richard  Hi 
^he  had  no  issue,  a 
lliotuas  Howard,  first 
folk ,  and  the  eKtate  oi 
Charleton,  passed  to  hi 
the  Hon.  Thomas  How 
created  Karl  of  Berki 
to  Bt-RKE's  Pnrage  i 

Kl.l^ABBTH    KnTVETT,  SI 

third  Lord  lanadn.  an 
(extant)  Dukt-s  of  Ne^ 

2.  Sir  Thomas  Knyvett,  wh 
iH^dchauiber  to  Qm*f»  Eu 
aftiTwards  of  rounril  to  ' 
consort  of  J  a  mis  I.  to  v 
bi><uiue  one  of  the  gentlfmr 
council,  and  was  entmstei 
the  gunpowder  plot,  whid 
cffcctod.    Sir  Thomas  was 


] 


•   Hi?  \oiin<_'rr  il<ini;lit(.-r, 

JoA.NK  BA»»hT,  Ml.  Sir  John  dc  Aylesbury,  aud  had 
a  MMi, 

.SiK  John  UK  Aylksbihy.  who  was  dcclarrd 
f^ft*  CM-licir   Willi    John    Knevit    tu    the    Bu?.-<ct 

^  Slif    \v.i>    iiihrird   ill  tli«'  chinch  of  Ash\\ilitli«ir|), 
i:iiiJrr  lilt-  iiilli)\>iiig  iiiM  ii|itiuu  : 


Ja.nk  Knyvkt  ri-sitth  hens  thr  only  Hi>ir 
Or  the  LoKLi  UtKSFRS,  that  Sir  Juha  Bu«i 
Twi-niy  \»:ar>  and  thni*  a  \Vydo»>*»  Lih.'  ^h 
Al\v.iyc!>  K«Mr[Mni;  Iltiw^f, «  hi'ic  Rich JodPi 
<>fntill.  ino.<t  tiiiycf,  \uyd  nf  Drbatr  and  Si 
Kvrr  do>iiig  (timkI.  I,ii  .'  ihnr  yhr  Inld  hri 
Kvrii  to  lh<>  (!ravi-,  when*  Kith  **n  Ertli  di 
On  uho:-  Soul.  (!tH|  '^lanl  of  hi»  abuiuUhi  ! 
Tlio  xviii  uf  Ffhrnaiy.  auLii. 


KYR 


KYR 


pwHwiiirnt  in  imr,  u  Babon  KwTTKrr, 
of  BMiick,  tat  d.  «.  p.  in  10n,  when 
the  title  became  sxtijict;  his  fortune 
ilcTolTed  «pon  hie  niece,  Rathbrinb, 
whoee  son,  by  the  Sari  of  Suffolk,  Sir 
Bdward  Howard,  was  created  Baron 
Howard,  of 


crine,  si.  first  to  Sir  William  Farmer,  knt. 
Barkam,  in  Norfolk,  and  secondly  to  Nicho- 
Mynae*  esq. 
I,  at.  to  ~  Thercsby,  esq. 

SOB  aad  heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Knyrctt  and 
ooutml^le, 

mo  KirTYSTT,  knt.  of  Bockenham,  repre- 
oooBty  of  Norfolk  in  parliament,  with 
Bstranfe,  in  the  1st  of  Edward  VI.  He 
laughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Sbellon,  knt.  and 
b  eldest  son, 

IAS  Kn TTRT,  of  Bnckeaham,  who  receired 
oi  knighthood,  at  the  Charter  House,  from 
I  I.  11th  May,  MM»3.  He  was  i.  by  his  son, 
Knitctt,  esq.  of  Buckcnham,  in  the 
lorfolk,  who  was  created  a  Baronbt  at  the 
of  the  order,  Sted  May,  1811.  Sir  PhUip 
BOidao^ter  and  heir  of  Charles  Ford,  esq. 
hbey,  in  Suffolk,  and  dying  about  the  year 
s.  by  his  son, 

4>BBBT  Kmvvctt,  who  M.  ilxst,  Elisabeth. 
r  William  Ludley,  esq.  of  Middleham,  in 
ef  York;  seeondly,  Dorothy,  daughter  of 
onboroogh,  esq.  of  Salstead.in  Westmore- 
hirdly,  Philippa.  daughter  of  Thomas  Rus- 
ribam,  in  Norfolk,  gent,  but  died  issueless 
Bsir  1609,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  kx- 
»  castle  and  estate  of  Buckenham  were 
r  Sir  PhiUp  KnjTett. 

ngent  a  bend  sable,  a  bordure  engrailed  of 


ILE,  OF  MUCH  MARCLE. 


KXTIKCT 

4th  June,  1 070-80. 


fttnrogr. 

writings  rrlative  to  the  Kyri.i.s,  the 
riously  written  fYul,  ("rutt,  and  CrttlU  ; 
iYgil  and  somrtimeii  Curl,  until  it  was  at 
iveraally  Kyri.b. 
Itbls,  of  the  Hill,  living  in  l-IHO.  married 


ma,  of  the  Hill,  whose  only  daughter  and 

ms,  Alice,  wedded    Christopher    ('Isrke, 

and  was  represented   by  the   latr    Mrs. 

t  Clarke^  whose  hi-irb  the  prrs«ut  KiNr:»- 


MiLL  Eyavs,  esq.  of  the  HOI.  (See  Borbb's 
Commontrtt  toL  iL  p.  S4S). 
II.  Jambs,  of  whose  descendants  we  are  about  to 
treat. 
This 

James  Kyrlb*  inherited  Walford  Court,t  and  was 
father  of 

Thomas  Kyrlb,  living  about  the  year  1500,  who  m. 
Johan,  daughter  and  heir  of  Hugh  Abrahall,  esq.  by 
Alice,  his  wife,  daughter  of  John  Rudhall,  esq.  of 
RudhaU,  and  had,  with  four  daughters  (one  of  whom, 
Bridget,  m,  Roger  Pye,  esq.  of  Mynde,  see  Burkb's 
Commtonert,  vol.  i.  p.  330),  nine  sons, 

I.  Walter,  of  Walford  Court,  who  m.  Joan,  daugh- 
ter of  Richard  Wamcombe,  esq.  and  had  with 
several  other  sons,  who  d,  s.  p.  a  son  and  suc- 
cessor, 

RoBBRT  Kyrlb.  esq.  of  Walford  Court, 
high  sheriff  of  Herefordshire,  who  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  E.  Evans,  alias  Bithell,  esq. 
and  had  with  four  daughters,  (oue  of 
whom,  Penelope,  married  Roger  Hereford, 
esq.  of  Priors  Court,)  two  sons,  namely, 
1.  Jambs,  his  heir. 

*.  Walter,  of  Ross,  barristerat-law  and 
justice  of  the  peace, ».  Alice,  daugh- 
ter and  sole  heir  of  John  Mallet,  of 
Berkeley,  in  the  county  of  Glouces- 
ter, and  dying  in  February,  lOSO, 
left  two  sons,  vis. 

bomatthe  Whitehouse  Dymock, 
in  May,  1637,  d.  at  Ross,  s.  p. 
7th  November,  1794. 
Walter,  living  in  1063. 

Robert  Kyrle  was  s.  by  his  elder  son. 
Jambs  Kyri.b,  esq.  of  Walford  Court,  justice 
of  the  peace  and  high  sheriff  for  Hereford- 
shire. He  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Robert 
Waller,  esq.  of  Beaconsfield,  iu  Bucks, 
by  Anne,  his  wife,  sister  of  John  Hamp- 
den, the  patriot,  and  by  her.  who  d,  Itfth 
September,  1643,  had,  with  four  daugh- 
ters, seven  sons,  vis. 

1.  Robert,  his  heir. 


9.  James,    "l 

3.  John,        > 

4.  William,  J 


all  d.  s.  p. 


5.  Richard  (Sir),  knt.  of  the  kingdom  of 

Ireland,  living  in  ieB3,married  two 
wives,  and  had  issue  by  both. 

6.  Edward,  d.  unm. 

7.  Thomas,  m.  in   Ireland,  and  had   a 

son.  Vsndervort,  who  was  devisee 
of*' The  Mak  of  Ross." 

James  Kyrle  died  Ist  February,  1046,  aud 
was  succeeded  by  his  eldest  son, 
RoBBRTKYBLB,esq.of  Walford  Court.  Inhe- 
riting the  republican  principles  of  his  mo- 
ther's connections,  he  was  a  distinguished 
military  officer  under  C  bom  well,  holding 
the  commission  of  captain  of  troop*  nt.  and 
is  styled  "  s  stony  hearted  Kebell."  in  the 
narrative  of  the  plundering  of  Master 
Swift's  house  at  Goodrich.    He  married. 


re  mmmy  families  in  «arioa»i  parts  of  England. 
'  i4  the  kistcenth  criitury.  possenting  names 
ch  nearl)  approschiB](  thut4-  of  Kyrle,  «bo 
y  co«aected  « Itb  (bi<  faniitv. 
Coart,  or  Manitr  Hvu«r,  Mill  ex  1*1 ».  Pruiu 
c  Cs|4aia  Kyrle  it  rep«'rted  by  tradition  to 


have  bombarded  Goodrich  Castle,  which,  fhrni  the  rela- 
tive position  of  the  two  places,  is  not  improbable.  Tlie 
fMiate  pa.M«*d,  as  hereafter  shewn,  from  the  Kyrles  to  the 
<> will) mil,  an«l  was  sold  by  tbem  to  John  Clarke,  esq.  of 
the  Hill,  ahiiat  the  year  I7!t7.  It  is  now.  under  the  will 
of  the  late  Mrs.  Claike,  the  property  of  K.  Evans,  esq. 

995 


KYR 


LAD 


first,  Mildred,  danchter  of  Sir  WilKun 
Maxey,  of  Bradwell  Hall,  Enex,  and  m- 
oondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  John  Brayn. 
gent,  of  Little  Dean,  in  GUraceatershire. 
By  the  latter,  who  d.  5th  September,  lOflS, 
he  had  iMue, 

1.  James,  aged  sixteen  in  1083,  <f.  before 

June,  1080. 
1.*  Mary,  m.  to  —  Yates,  of  Bristol. 
S.   Elisabeth,  m.  to  WUliam  Gwillym, 

esq.  of  Langston,  in  Herefordshire, 

and  died  12th  December,  1714,  lear- 

ing  a  son,  Robert. 

Robert  Kyrle  d.  in  1800,  aged  fifty-one, 
and  was  buried  in  the  family  chapel  in 
Walford  Church,  on  the  2nd  October,  in 
that  year. 

II.  William,  of  Blayson,  whose  only  daughter  and 
heiress,  Joan,  m.  John  Aylway. 

III.  Charles,  who  m.  Joane,  daughter  of  William 
Pigot,  esq.  and  had  issue. 

IT.  Thomas,  ancestor  of  the  Kyrlks,  of  Much  Mar- 

cle. 
v.  Hugh,  d.  in  London,  num. 

Ti.  John,  d,  t.  p. 
Til.  James,  who  m.  a  daughter  of  —  Morgan  of 

Newent. 
Tin.  Richard,  in  holy  orders,  afterwards  Sir  Richard, 
ricar  of  Walford ;  upon  the  resignation  of 
which,  he  became  Ticar  of  Much  Marde  and 
Foy.  This  Sir  Richard  drew  up  a  pedigree  of 
his  family  from  its  earliest  establishment  in 
Herefordshire  to  the  year  1802,  on  which  do- 
cument the  present  account  is  founded. 

IX.  Anthony,  a  justice  of  the  peace,  whose  daughter 
Sarah,  became  the  wife  of  William  Scudaroore, 
esq.  of  Bellingham. 

The  fourth  son, 

Thomas  Kyrlx,  esq.  Lord  of  the  manor  of  Much 
Marrle,  in  the  county  of  Ilercfonl,  in  the  cuinininiiioii 
of  the  pt-ace  for  tliat  shire,  and  fur  Worccsteriibire,  mi. 
Fniiu*e8,  (laughter  and  heir  of  John  Kuotsford,  ettq.of 
Malvern,  and  left  a  son  niul  HucrcAsor, 

John  Kykle,  esq.  of  Much  Murcle,  justice  of  th«^ 
peace,  and  twice  high  sheriff  for  Hen*ford»h ire,  who 
WHS  created  a  Baronkt  17th  May,  HM7.  He  tii.  Sy> 
bill,  daughter  and  heir  of  Philip  Scudamore,  esq.  and 
had  issue, 

I.  FuANcis,  high  sheriflTof  HerefonlMhire,  who  m. 
Hester,  daughter  of  Sir  Paul  Tracy,  hart,  of 
Stunway,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester,  and 
dying  r.  ;/.  in  lft4U,  left 

1.  John,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

2.  Richard,  d.  s.  p. 

3.  Giles,  d.  a.  ft. 

1.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Hnlmrs,  esq.  of 

Ncthcrton,  in  Gloucei»ten«hire. 

2.  Dorothy,  m.  first,  to  John  Abrahall.  esq. 

and  sernndly,  to  Sir  Bciiuet  |{i»^kyiis. 

3.  Anno,  m.  to  —  Lechmere,  of  Fowiiho)H;. 

4.  H«-ter,  m.  to  —  Prior,  of  Pillith.  in  lUd 

norshire. 

II.  Thomas,  of  Gray's  Inn,  d.  s.  p. 

I.  Joane,  w.  to  John  Nnurse,  esq. 
II.  Sibill.  in.  to  Thoui.if:  Capell,  of  How  (-api-ll,  in 
Herefordshire. 

Sir  John   Kyrle,  d.  in  UMii),  and  w.is  x.  at  Win  (lcr<MH> 
by  hill  i>raiidsf>n. 

Sir  John  Kyri.r,  hart,  of  Murh  Marrle,  whi>  tn. 
Iitth  I>eci-nil>er,  l*W,  HebiMva  \  iiii'i-nt.  »nd  by  h<>r. 
who  wrd'lrtl,  serimdiy,  John  Huoth.  r!ti|.  uf  Ix-tfon. 
hud  issue. 


ViMciirrtAi  hn  tai  ^  t.wi,  •«•.• 
cember,  1014,  Sir  John  Btala*  kaL  a 
in  WUtibira,  na  cf  Sir  loka  bah 
ccllor  oT  the  excheq— r,  saA  bai  ki 

John  Ktbls  EaaLs,  caq.  of  W 
Much  Marde,  wlw  ».  ComI 
daughter  oi  Sir  Tlwaiaa  Role, 
comb.  HertSv  aadl  dylag  la  C 
left  an  only  dainMer  aad  heir, 

CoNtTAima  EauLB,  wto  sa. 
mas,  Visoooat  DappUa,  afti 
of  Kinawd,  aad  had  aa 
Thomas  Joha  Brala  Hay  .Aw 
1742,  who  d.  i«b  Ortohsi 
countess  herself  died  ia  II 
interred  at  Caina  oa  the  74 
ing  no  iaeee.  She  ictded 
upon  the  next  heir  aad  sell 
tiTOof  her  aaceettaa  (thrsa 
cousin,  Elisabeth;, 

James  Momit.  ca^.  ef  Fife 

Hester  Erhla.  ^  nth  Fehraary. 
William  Waabboorae,  ca^ .  eea  i 
parent  of  Wm.  Waahboarar.ce^. 
in  Northamptoa Aire,  aad  lHk«bi 
other  children  who  all  died  wM 
daughter. 

Eliza sitTH  WaeaaorBiiB.whi 
Francis  Money,  caq.  of  Wril 
and  died  Sad  March,  ini, 
only  son, 

Jaurs   Momet.  csf.   ef  1 

N  ortbampton  Aire, 

army,   who  m. 

and  heir  of  GeorRe  Si« 

of  St.  John's.  Wi 

grandfather  ef  the 

JiMKS  KYaLE-Muxit, 

jor-gvn.  in  tbr  Mrm] 

Miinrlp,   in    Herr*«r 

Whi'tham.  in  W  iltstk 

Pititfiinl,  i.'i  Ni-rrhii 

;.<i'v    Hi  ka.a'»  /Vmh 

ill.  p.  til5.- 

HKSTri;.  ifi.  to  Willi.iiu  Wiiitour.  e*^  • 
Ki.i/\).i  I  M.  M  tit  Jiihn  Midli-brnukc.  r. 
SiKii  I.,  w.  to  (tilrs  Wintour.  r<iq. 

Sir  John  Kyrle,  who  was  M.P.  fnr  lifr*i<i 
the  period  ot  his  dec<-uae,  died  4th  Jsassr 
aped  sixty,  when  the  BARUJkm  y  htramr  » 


Arm\-  -\vTt,  a  rhcT.  between  tbrer  i*«n 


LADK,  OK  WAKBLITON. 


<'ki  «iii> 
llth  M.ir.  1730. 


ftiBfdfr. 

'I  HoM«>  l.«ni',  nf  Barham.in  krat 
Willi,  le.nini:  by  his  wife.  Ktiaabrch, 
Thi'iit.  H  Mnnibray,of  Sutlna.a 


hrria 


LAD 


LAN 


oT  WflHam  NethnBola,  of  Wimingwonld,  in  the 

t  eamrnty,  •  mb  and  heir, 

acBKT  Ladb,  of  Barham,  gent  who  m,  in  1A75,  a 

htcT  of  Vlneent  Denne,  esq.  of  DenhiU,  in  Kent. 

iyiBf  Vth  Aofuat,  lOSS,  left  four  aona,  ris. 

.  BosuT,  hia  heir  of  Cray's  Inn,  barriater  and 
reoatdrr  of  Canterbary,  to  whom  Sir  William 
Scgar,  garter,  amfirued  die  anna  of  the  family 
▼im.  <*  arfent,  a  Cmm  wary,  between  three  es- 
caOopa  aable."  Caxsr,  <*  on  a  wreath  a  pan- 
tker'a  head  guardant ;"  quartering  Mombray, 
■*  Gvlea,  a  lion  rampant,  argent,  collared  and 
dMlMd,  aable."  He  married  in  1810,  Mary, 
davghtPT  of  WiOiam  Lovelace,  of  the  Prian, 
la  CaBtcrba7,  and  was  vgoeator  of  the  Ladca 
•f  Gantarbvy  and  Barham. 
TiiOHai. 


Jolui,      \  . 


WlWam. 


i>aaa  Ladb,  died  fire  yeara  before  hia  father,  bat 
10  Mi.  Margaret,  daughter  of  William  Denwood, 
in  Kent,  left  three  eons  and  four  dangh- 


'inemtn,  tm.  Klixabeth,  daughter  of  Mr.  Knowler, 
mt  Caaliertnry,  and  left  iaaue. 


■ka,  of  Adaaa,  in  Kent,  m.  Hannah,  daughter  of 
Walter  Cloak,  of  Wincbop,  near  Canterbury, 
•ad  left  fiDor  danghtere,  vis. 

MaBT,  fli.  to  —  Denne,  of  Canterbury. 
Santa,  m.  to  William  Cullen. 
Ahmb,  m.  to  John  Roberta,  gent,  of  Warbleton. 
MABoaatT,  tf.  unm. 

Bfaabelk,  A  anm. 
Maifaivc,  tf.  anm. 

m.  to  John  Roberta,  esq.  of  Warbleton. 


L4DB,  of  Warbleton.  in  Suanex.  m.   Mary. 
mi  John  Nutt,  of  Mayers,  in  Sumci,  pent,  by 


L  VinrBHT.  of  WarblMon.  married  and  bad  one 
•m  and  four  daughtera,  vis. 

VlMf-KAT,  d,  s.  f. 

Ann  a.  a.  flnt  tu  TUomaa  Wandrll,  of  South- 
wark.  drujrgist,  and  •ecoitflly  to  William 
N'ott,  (;>-nt.  of  Maraballn,  Sujwiex. 
BlJxaaKTH.  M.  to  John  Whithome,  of  Ja- 
aaaica.  and  had  three  aonii. 
Lade  \\  hithomr,  d.  m.  p. 
rbarl4  «  U  bithomc. 
JuHM  WHiTHoaMB.  of  whom  hereafter. 

M4BY,  m.  to  John  J'rice.  of  Richmond,  in 

Sum  y. 
I'Hii.iiiRiritu.  m.  to  John  ln<ikippt  enq.  of 
I  rkftrld,  in  Sussex,  and  had  a  aon, 
JoN^  !^«KirP.  whorventually  inhorited 
ibr  4  «t.i:t »  of  tin*  family. 
'«  TlMMas.  d.  unm. 
*•  JoNM,  af  whnm  presently. 

^  Ahbp. 

'-  f'athrnne,  ai.  to  Mr.  Hugh  Ofllry.  of  Po^ing- 
wovth,  Sussex. 

^as  Ladr.  d.   in   December ,  I  Am.    His  yonnK<'«t 


iu  LauK,  esq.  was  an  eminent  bre«er  in  the 
mi  South  wark.  and  amH^urd  a  routidrrable 
^e.  He  represented  thr  bfiroush  in  parliament, 
*•  Vstw  A^^t  and  K'imifiitoiHit.  Land  wasrrea- 
h    BiBi.%1.1  by  (;Bt*a«:B  II.  1 1th  Marrb,  1730,  with 


remainder,  in  default  of  male  issue,  to  his  nephew, 
John  Whithobmb,  who  had  prerioualy  assumed  the 
name  of  Laob.  Sir  John  d.  a  bachelor,  30th  July, 
1740,  and  was  *.  by  his  nephew  aforesaid, 

II.  Sir  John  Laos,  who  died  num.  ISth  February, 
1747,  when  the  Babonitct  kxpirbd;  but  the  greater 
part  of  hia  fortiine  deroWed,  under  his  will,  upon  his 
cousin, 

John  Inskipp,  esq.  who  aasumed  the  surname  of 
Laos,  and  was  created  a  Babonbt  in  1756.  Hia 
only  son  and  heir  is  the  present  (1837) 

SiB  John  Ladb,  hart.    Refer  to  Burbb'b 
Peerage  and  Baronetage.        ^   ^ktULt^ 

ilrais— Argent  a  fessa  wary  between  three  escallopa 
aable. 


LANE,  OF  TULSKE. 


Creatxu 
nth  Feb.  IMOl. 


Extinct 
Snd  Aug.  17)4. 


ftineagr. 

I.  RicHASD  Lakb,  esq.  of  Tnlake,  in  the  county  of 
Roscommon,  was  created  a  Baronbt  in  1000-1.  He 
m.  first,  Mabell,  daughter  and  heir  of  Gerald  Fitsge- 
raid,  esq.  of  Clonbolg  and  Rathaman;  and  secondly, 
Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas  Leicester,  esq.  By  the 
former,  he  left  at  his  decease,  Ath  October,  1008,  a  son 
and  successor, 

II.  Sir  Gborgb  Lank,  an  eminent  politician,  who 
filled  the  office  of  secretary  of  state  for  Ireland,  and 
was  nused  to  the  peerage  of  that  kingdom  by  the 
title  of  Viscount  Lanesborough,  of  the  county  of  Long- 
ford. His  lordship  married,  first,  Dorcas,  daughter  of 
Sir  Anthony  Brabaxon.  knt.  and  secondly,  Frances, 
daughter  of  Richard,  Earl  of  Dorset.  His  son  and 
successor, 

III.  Sib  jAurs  ftiNE,second  Viscount  Lanesborough, 
married  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Charles  Comptou.  knt. 
but  died  without  issue,  Snd  August.  1724,  when  all  his 
honours,  including  the  Baronatcy.  became  ixtinct, 
and  the  estates  devolved  on  his  sister  and  hein'.os, 

TiibHon.  Frakcbji  Lank, fdaughterof  George,  Lord 
l<anesborough ,  by  I«ady  Frances  Sack  villf,  daugh- 
ter of  Hicbartl,  fifth  Karl  of  Dorset,)  who  m.  in 
IflPl.  Henry  Fox,  esq.  and  had.  with  several 
dsughtera.  three  sons, 

GaoacE  Fox.  M.P.  for  the  city  of  York,  wlio 
asKumrd  thr  additional  surname  of  Lank,  and 
was  creati-il  IUkon  Bi.sclit,  of  Bingley. 
Ilf  ili«d  with«>ut  nurvivinB  issue  in  I77S. 

J«Mfrji  Fox,  who  inhcriti'd  the  Surrey  estates 
of  his  grandmother.  Lady  Lanesborough, 
and  died  .f.  p.  in  1753. 

Sacilvillb  Fox,  grandfather  of  the  present 

Gkorgr  Lane  Fo\,  esq.  of  Bramham  Park, 
Vorkshirf.  M.l*.  for  Beverley.  (See 
Braaa's  CtHiimonrrM,  %oI.  ii.  p.  403.) 

ilrNM— Arg.  a  lion  rampt.  gu.  within  a  border  sa. 
on  a  canton  of  the  first,  a  harp  and  crown  or. 

307 


LANOHORNE,  OF  LONDON. 


n 


I.  WlLLim   LmoBDBKi,  vn-  of  LandsD,  an  Etmt 

thmtti  (ram  ths  executor*  of  Lord  Dowst,  the  manor 
ud  eiUlc  of  CharltoD,  In  Kent,  ud  «u  crtited  ■ 
BinaxiTin  isn.  He>Laiirt,Gr>ce,dHiEhtcrorjDlia, 
Earl  of  Rutland,  and  relict  of  Patrick,  Viicount  Cha- 
*onb,  Thich  Ud;  died  i.  p.  In  ITM     Sir  William 

alter  hii  deceaaa/ceoTKa  Jcin»',  eaq.  of  Twickenham, 
bad  so  child.    He  died  Mth  Fcbniar>',  iri4,  when  the 

heriud  bj  (the  iiin  of  hii  liitei  Bliiabatb,  Ladj  Con- 
yera,}  hii  nephew, 

SiajDKn  CoRTni.bart.afHorden.and remained 


q.  ofHomerhurcl 

^jpiHCEB  WiuoH,  ban.  of  Eaatbnume.  Th 
luly  wainrandmotberofthepreKnt  <I«3I)  Ni 
THOHt)  Mtavox  WiisoH,  who  [hnmeb  hrr  ei 
Juyi  Ibe  manor  and  ntaie  of  Cbsrlton. 

bngle  bonu  aa.  itringe^  gu. 

LANGLEY,  OF  HICHAM  COBION. 


WiLutD  LaHCUT,  of  Lanfley,  ii 
Unrbain,  had  two  hdb,  Tii. 
llERiT.biahi 


{       -ACi^'    TbomM,  lord  chancellor  of   Kngland,  hi.hop  ol 


mu  bMtDwed  Ae  BBB  of  £«•-••.  tt 
ing  of  that  tilierj  In  tb*  mat  *■!  «l 
whlcb  vu  Gut  boOl  br  HM^  >'■'■ 
deceaMTi  he  alto  taamltt  tw*  ad 
Place  Gtc«,  eat  tor  (nmaaar.  ima» 
^k. :  thirty-one  yean  h*  emitlwJ  I 
and  dyini  i43T,  wai  buied,  wm  I  aa 
in  the  (allay,  and  lieth  fiaaibai 
altar  there,  nsder  the  lahla  of  Ika  M 
The  elder  aon, 
HsNar  LiHOLiT,  oq.  of  DallDB.ui  thai 

of  WoodKme,  in  the  laua  OBntT,  by  vh 
two  nmi,  namely.  Thnnai,  of  Rathgir  Hal 
of  Ibe  Langleyi  of  that  place,  and 
KoxsT  LiRCUT,  Hq.  of  Lauflay,  bAfl 

RoiaaT,  vho  had  an  only  dauchter  an 


WiLUiK  LiHDLll,  eai|.  left  a  aoB  a^li 

Ciuaaa  LinoLir,  eaq.  of  GtaintoB.  i» 
whoM.  Jane,  daaihtar  of  John  Hall,a(ni 
the  aame  connly  and  had,  (with  a  daaiMi 
of  William  Famer,  of  Erdawick,)  Ihnr  m 

Wiiuia,hi>heir. 

Matthew,  muried  bat  left  bb  iaaae. 

John,  cf.  (.f>. 
The  elden  Hn, 

I.  Wtium  LinoLiT.eaf.ef  Staiatan.lB 
of  York,  and  of  Higham  GobioD,  intha  coa 
ford,  waicreatrda  Biiaan  byAnjufCiul 
May.KUl.  Heiw.  EliiabethdaB(hlCTa(B 
ley,  eeq.  and  ■liter  of  Richard,  ViHSnal  la 
had  iuue, 

Wiiliun,if.  nnm.  in  hia  father**  Klttte 

Roc EB,  heir  lo  hia  father. 

Doralhy,  »i.  to  William  Brittow.eaq.rf 


onntyofVoTk.  Tbia gentleaiaB. who < 
;year>  of  age  in  liau.  a>.  flnt,  Mary.d 
ouKeigbley,  ex).  ofHen       '    ~ 


ohn  GiiBith,  km.  of  Eiith,  ia 
I  in  ttaelifelimForhlartthCT.i 
y  her,  (who  ■>.  aecandly.  Tba* 
if  Kail  Winch,  in  VorMk.) 
HucEE,  aucc«v«r  to  hii  ftaadA 

of  _  SuitoD.  nq.'ot  Bartadai 
Jow  of  Abraham  Jaaiard,  k| 

l>iiELu,a<.  iniTM,'n>1i 
trick,  eH|.  of  Ht(h  Bam 
bam.  (SMBcaal'iCkM 

lii.  p.  1S.J 

rHonit,  who  1.  la  (onrth  ban 
Uildanby,  ■•.  Mary,dan|btK 
Feck,  rm-  of  Gilderaley,  in  E 
and  dyint  Mlh  M»,  irM, 


LAR 


LAW 


Jl  dtod  iMOAleM. 


Ir.  Prucott  oC 

>ter  PrUnc,  of  London,  merchant. 

f.  anm. 

artenif  dnughter  and  co-heir  of 
lan,  of  Foiton,  in  Leiceetenhire, 
•mie.  Hie  third  wife  waa  Sarah, 
^fea]e,  eeq.  of  Maiden  Aahe,  in 
had 

.  young. 

i»e  army*  m.  a  daughter  of  —  De 

'  Weetmineter. 

n  an  engagement  in  the  West 


lan  of  the  jury  on  the  tiial  of  the 
was  a  oommiMioner  of  the  priae 
i  King  WiLUAM.  He  4.  in  lOM, 
lor  of  Hii^iam  Gobion  to  A.rabel1a» 
nd  waa  s.  by  his  grandaon, 
NOLBY,  who  m.  Mary»  daughtei^of 
!aq.  of  Baatbonme,  in  Soasex,  and 
>harlea»  who  died  an  infant.  Sir 
d  waa  s.  by  hia  brother, 
lANOiJiT.    Thie  gentleman  m.  the 

Captain  Robert  Edgeworth,  of 
runty  of  M eath,  and  had  two  eons, 
who  predeceased  him,  unm.  and 
ie  d.  1st  December,  I7<tt,  aged 
IS  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Lamui^by,  who  is  stated  to  hare 

ftNOLiY,  at  whose  decease,  if  such 
ightly,  the  BAaoNKTCY  axriaiD. 

;,  argent  and  irert. 


CHE,  OF  OVER. 


Extinct 
in,  or  about  180A. 


ftineagc. 

B,  of  the  pnrrince  of  Bordeaux, 
in  the  train  of  Gborub,  Pbimcc  or 
be  desire  of  his  master,  a«sumed 
iK-HB.*     He  bad  three  sons  and  a 

his  heir. 

alderman  and  merchant  of  Bris- 
e— will  dated  8th  Fitbniary,  1770, 
orember  following,  m,  Cleroentia, 
Louis  Cassamajor,  of  Bristol,  but 

who  d.  young. 


Eleanor  Larochc,  4.  at  Briatol,  nam.  about  179B, 
aged  ninety-eiz»  will  dated  Od&  August,  1797, 
codScD,  8th  NoTunber  following,  prored  10d& 
NoTember,  17M. 

The  eldest  son, 

John  Larochb,  esq.  b.  in  1700,  M.P.  for  Bodmin, 
from  his  maturity  to  his  decease ;  m.  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Isaac  Gamier,  of  Westminster,  an  eminent 
apothecary,  and  had  issue, 

John,  of  Halebnrton,  b.  May,  173S,  mi^  East 

Deron  militia,  m.  a  French  lady,  but  d.  s.  p. 
Henry,  of  Totness,  in  Deron,  d.  in  1801. 
Jambs. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Fulford,  esq.  of  Great  Ful- 
ford,  in  Deronshire,  d.  s,  p,  in  1701. 

Catherine,  m,  to  Charles  Bemers,  esq.  of  Wolrer* 
ston  Park,  in  Suffolk.,  d.  1800,  and  left  issue, 

Charles  Bemers. 

James  Bemers,  banker  in  London. 

Henry  Bemers,  m.  a  daughter  of  J<An  Jarratt, 

esq.  of  Jamaica. 
William  Bemers,  who  m.  another  daughter  of 

John  Jarratt,  esq. 
Maria  Bemers,  m,  Herbert  Jarratt,  esq. 

Frances. 
Susan. 

Mr.  Laroche  ofBdated  as  esquire  to  John,  Lord  Dela- 
war,  on  his  lordship's  installation  as  a  knight  of  the 
bath,  in  1725.    His  third  son, 

I.  Jauks  Larocbb,  esq.  of  Over,  in  Almondsbury,  in 
the  county  of  Gloucester,  b.  in  1794,  M.P.  for  Bodmin, 
was  created  a  Babonbt  17th  August,  1770.  Sir  James 
m.  in  December,  1704,  Elisabeth-Rachel-Anne,  daugh- 
ter  and  heiress  of  William  Yeamans,  esq.  of  Antigua, 
and  widow  of  Mr.  Archibald,  by  whom,  who  d.  97th 
January,  1781,  he  had  no  issue.  He  d.  about  the  year 
1805,  when  the  Babonbtcy  became  bxtinct. 

i4nN#— Quarterly ;  first  and  fourth  or,  a  raren  ppr. 
second  and  third  argent,  on  a  mount  rert,  an  eagle 
close  looking  at  the  sun  in  his  glory  in  the  canton. 


LAWDAY,  OF  EXETER. 


Crbatbo 
9th  Nov.  IMS. 


Extinct 
about  1048. 


Eiitragr. 

1.  Sia  Richard  Lawday,  of  Exeter,  who  was  cre- 
ated a  Babonkt  in  104S,  lost  his  life  in  the  king's  ser- 
Tice  during  the  dvil  wars.  Mr.  William  Lawday, 
sometime  of  Bath,  in  Somersetshire,  Uring  in  IHtt, 
riaimed  to  be  the  immediate  male  representatiTe  of  the 
baronet,  but  the  title  has  lain  dormant  (if  it  did  not 
then  become  extinct;  since  the  decease  of  Sir  Richard. 


i4nN#— Party  per  saltier 
greant  or. 


gu.  and  sa.  a  grittn  se- 


*  He  b»l  a  bruther  wbo  assomed  likewite  the  name  t>f  Labocnb. 


LAW- 


LAW 


LAWRENCE,  OF  IVER. 


Creitrd 
Oik  Oct.  1038. 


ExniccT 
April,  1714. 


fttiteogc. 

Sir  Robrrt  LAWRKNCR,knt.  wbommrried  MargRret 
Ilolden,  of  Lancashire,  bad  fotir  aooa,  of  whom  the 
«ide«t,  Sir  Robert,  waa  ancestor  of  the  Lawrences  of 
Stan<li«b,  Crick  Grange,  and  SeTenhampton ;  *  and 
the  s«coD(] 

Thomas  Lawrence,  was  father  of 

Arthur  Lawrence,  esq.  who  was  seated  at  Priors 
Court,  in  (»loiice«tershire.    He  was  ancestor  of 

I.  JuHN  Lawrence,  esq.  of  Delaford  in  Wer,  Bucks, 
and  of  Cheliiea,  Middlesex,  who  was  created  a  Baro- 
net in  low.  He  m.  Grisel,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Jarvis  Gibbon,  esq.  of  Benenden,  in  Kent,  and  dying 
in  NoTember,  1038,  was  *.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Lawrence,  of  Chelsea,  father  of 

III.  Sir  Thovas  Lawrence,  who  m.  a  daughter  of 
Mr.  Inglish,  but  bad  no  issue.  Sir  Thomas  spent  all 
his  estate,  and  about  the  year  1700,  emigrated  to 
Maryland.  '*  Sir  Thomas  Lawrence,  hart."  who  was 
buried  at  Chelsea,  in  April,  1714,  is  presumed  to  be 
tliis  gentleman. 

itrifu— Arg.  a  cross  raguly  gn.  on  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond a  lion  passant  guardant  or. 


LAWRENCE,  OF  ST.  IVES. 

Created  I7tli  January,  1748.— Extinct  in  1750. 

Untrtigr. 

I.  Sir  Kdwari)  L\wrk.m.'E,  knt.  of  St.  Ives,  in  tbo 
county  of  IIuntiii);doii,  wus  ciratt-d  a  Kakonf.t  in 
17 IH.  with  r<>niiiiii(1t'r  to  hi;*  m-phrw,  l^aur  WuIIa^ton, 
I'jiq.  of  l<«)H«^b\,  iiiiJ  (lying  s.  y.  in  1719,  was  ifurcct'dcd 
by  that  gentleman.     (See  \V(ii.la»tu.n  uf  I^slbi.i 

Arms  -An  La>%rkn(-i:  uv  Iyer. 


LAWSON,  OF  BROUGH  HALL. 


Created 
flth  July.  irrf*i5.    I 


Extinct 
lr(34. 


Einragc. 

Tin*  l.:iWMiii4,  fmni  whom  thiK  fMnily  ^))^ung,  wt  re 
tor  M'«eral  Kt'iierutimis  nented  at  Burwell,  and  after- 
wnnU  at  Alindell.  in  N orthumbrrlniid. 


Wiluam  Lawmii,  esq.  of  Cranlaff 
count  J,  was  father  of 

James  Lawsoh,  eaq.  of  CrwmSSmifiam* 
time  of  Hrnrt  VIU.  wu  aa  caiiBatt 
Newcastle-upoB'T|nc.  Ho  Ok  Alieo.  dai 
Bertram,  of  Bcntley,  and  wao  «.  Vy  kk  a 

Edmchd  Lawson,  ooq.  who  at.  Maiv 
and  heir  of  Ralph  Swiiuiov,  coq.  of  Bs 
Northumberland,  aad  left  a  aon  aadl  hri 

Sir  Ralph  Lawsoii,  who  reoeivodt 
knighthood  from  Kii^  laKaa  I.  Ho  i 
daughter  and  sole  heir  of  Rofor  Broai^,  < 
Hall,  near  Catterick,  in  the  amaXf  m 
living  to  a  great  age,  left  (vidi  two  4aa 
wife  of  Thomas  Rokeby,  caq .  of  Mortba 
of  Thomas  Ingteby,  oaq.  of  Lawklaad)  1 
whom  the  eldest, 

Roger  Lawson,  esq.  waa  seated  at 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  which  plaec  wa 
sold,  and  died  in  London,  in  the  lifitimi 
He  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  Beai 
knt.  of  Burton  Constable,  in  the  county 
had  a  numerous  issue.  His  wife  died  ii 
Anthony's,  near  Newcastle,  which  thci 
the  family,  and  was  subsequently  aoM  i 
questration.    His  eldest  surriTing  son. 

Henry  Lawson,  esq.  of  Brongh  Ha 
daughter  of  Robert  Hodgson*  esq.  of  Hcl 
county  of  Durham,  and  bad*  with  odMr  i 


Roger,  who  d.  young. 
Henrt,  m.  Catherine,  eldest  daoghtc 
of  Sir  William  Fenwick,  of  Melds 
umberland,  and  falling  at  the  ban 
Mowbray.  1M4,  fighting  for  the  I 
only  daughter, 
IsAHELi.A.  m.  to  Sir  John  Swirt 
Capheaton. 

His  widow  m.  Sir  Francis  Ratrlifi 
Karl  of  Derwentwater. 

John. 

The  third  «on, 

I.  John  LA>\suN,esq.  rapt.i in  nf  horse  i 
of  tlu-  king  -('HARi.t^  1.^,  inherirrtl  Brpo 
(lid  not  long  «*iijoy  tli<>  )tOfi9C!*iiinn,  until  tl 
under  iieque-itration.aud  uftt>rw^rd»,  in  t 
was,  pursuant  to  two  art*  uf  (larliAmrB 
the  oale  of  forfeitetl  f!>tate!4.  jtoUl.  and  i'sf 
him»rlf  coiidennittl  to  baiiisihnient.  la  « 
of  thi'-He  his  great  -(uflV-ring!!,  he  was  rrc: 
MT  by  KiHC  (.'hari.f»  II.  4ith  Jnl>,  IM 
IN.  Catbrriuf ,  third  daughter  of  Sir  U  ilH 
uf  Nu worth  Castle,  in  Cumberiand,  sisM 
first  Karl  of  Carlisle,  and  had  iasur, 

John,  d.  at  Calitis.  rrtuming  from  Ui 

Hknrt,  heir  to  his  father. 

Charles,  ruptain  uf  hursr  in  the  EN 
mouth's  regiment,  killed  in  Ctcrmsa 

William,  a  prieat. 

I'hilip.  M.  Lady  Anna  Maria  Knollv 
of  Nicholas,  Earl  uf  Banbury,  tf 
Walter  Littleton,  esq.  but  d.  i.  p .  ia 
widow  m.  Colonel  Harvey,  of  Leva 

Thtmia*,  a  priest. 

Catherine, 

Mary, 

Aline, 

KIiAabeth, 

Frances. 


J 


These  Indies 
lif«:  at  (ihcnt. 


*  Ihr  male  liiif  of  the  Sevfnhain[tttiii  liraiirli,  ri>iitiini<il  for  nian>  i;eniMation*i 
\y alter  l<««irrnrr,  eMi.  Hi*  oiil>  child,  Mari,  iiiainnl.  I?!r7.  \\  ii.i  mmMorri^,  eM|. 
Wai.Iar  LAWRtMBLAWREhiR,  tH|.  of  ,Sdiid«  \«ill  I'dik,  nt'jr  Chtlttuham. 


il  for   nian>   i;<-niMation*,  uaiii  ibr  dcniir 

7.  Will  I  4  vMiiKKi%-  PHI-  »t%A  ir^a  iBfltllrr  'rf 


LAW 


LAW 


IB  WM  J.  by  hi*  cUbit  rarriTinc  aon, 
»|R   Huiav   Lawson,  of  Brough  Hall,  who  m. 
eck,  davfhttr  of  Robert  Knightley,  ooq.  of  Off- 
•  in  the  eoaaty  of  Warwick,  and  had  iaane, 
■K,  Uo  bHr. 

I,  M,  to  William  Witham,  esq.  of  CUffe,  in 


■•  m,  to  Stephen  Tempest,  esq.  of  Bough* 

is  the  flame  ooonty. 

d.  ia  ITtS,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Sib    Hsxar   Lawson,  who  m.  Mary,  eldest 
■r  •r  Sir  John  Shtfley,  hart,  of  MichelgroTe, 
nm  «■  MRtssne, 
imT.hiaheir. 

tmtm,  a  priest,  liTing  in  1800. 
km,  OT.  EUaabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  William 
Mky,  eaq.  of  Biddleston,  in  Northumberland, 


»,  a  priest. 
I,  of  York,    M.  D.  m.  Clarinda,  eldest 
danghter  of  John  Fallen,  esq.  of  Cloona,  in 
€he  county  of  Roscommon,  and  widow  of 
William  Bermingham,  esq. 
Heiiry,  a  priest. 

BUaabeth,  m.  to  John  Webbe  Weston,  esq.  of 
Sutton  Place,  Surrey,  and  d.  in  1701,  lear- 
big  a  large  family. 
Mr.  John  Lawson  d.  in  London  in  1701,  aged 


1    nuns  at  Bruges,  where  they  died,  the 
J    former  in  17H3,  the  latter  in  1787. 

d.  lOth  October,  1730,  aged  fifty,  and  was  «. 


rnr  Law80.<«.  This  gentleman  m.  Anas- 
daughter  of  Thomas  Maire,  esq.  of 
Han,  ia  Yorkshire,  and  of  Hardwick,  near 
m,  la  Durham,*  and  by  her,  who  d.  Sth  No- 
»•  HM.  had  issue, 

MM,  his  successor. 

Inar,  *.  tath  December,  1750.    This  gentleman 
under  the  will  of  his   uncle,  John 
r,  esq.  the  estates  of  that  family,  to  enjoy 
MHue  so  long  as  the  title  and  property  of  his 
Csmily  remain^  in  bis  elder  brother,  but 
he  succeed  to  those,  the  estates  of  the 
Ibiiv  fiuaily  were  then  to  dcToWe  upon  his 
Catherine.    In  consequence  of  this  be- 
he  assumed,  in  1771,  by  sign  manual,  the 
of  Maibb. 

Ivy,  k.  90th  July,  17-tS,  a  nun  at  Bruges. 

»,  b,   0th  August,  1747,  m.   in   1773,  to 
SilTcrtop,  esq.  of  Minster-acres,  in  North- 
id,  and  had  issue, 
Silvertop,  heir  to    his    father,   and 
praprictor  of  Minster-acres.    (See 
IruBi's  Cammomtrst  ▼ol.  iii.  p.  301.) 
Silvertop,  d.  young. 

las- Maire  Silrertop,  who  inherited 

ercatually  the  Maire  estates.    He  m.  Eliza, 

daughter  of  Thomas  Witham,  esq.  and  niece 

•ad  heiress  of  William  Witham,   esq.  of 

(,  aad   assumed,  in   conseqaeiire,  the 

of   Witham.     He  is  the    prrsent 

(10S7>  Henry  Witham,  enq.  of  Lartingtou 

Han.    (Refer  to  Bt  aai's  Commtonfrs.) 

Charles  Silvertop,  colonel  in  the  Spanish  ser- 


was  interred  in  the  family  aisle  of  the  church  at  Cat- 
terick,  where  a  handsome  monigjaent  was  erected  to 
his  memory  by  his  son  and  successor, 

T.  SiB  JoBM  Lawson,  who  m.  first,  1st  August, 
1768,  Elisabeth,  youngest  daughter  of  William  Scans- 
brick,  esq.  of  Scarisbrick,  in  Lancashire,  and  by  that 
lady,  who  d.  10th  June,  1801,  had  two  surviring  chil- 
dren, ris. 

An  ASTASIA,  m.  in  1780,  to  Thomas  Strickland,  esq. 

of  Sisergh,  in  Westmoreland,  and  had  issue. 

(See  Bu BBS's  Cawutonert.) 
Elixabbth,  ».  Sth  June,  1780,  to  John  Wright, 

esq.  of  Kelredon  Hall,  in  Essex,  and  had  issue. 

He  m.  secondly,  Monica,  daughter  of  Miles  Stapleton, 
esq.  of  Dreux,  in  the  county  of  York,  and  died  S7th 
June,  1811,  aged  sixty-seven :  leaTing  thus  no  male 
issue,  the  title  and  estate  deToWed  upon  his  brother, 
Hbnbt  Maibb,  esq.  who,  according  to  the  stipulations 
of  hif  uncle,  John  Maire's  will,  was  obliged  to  transfer 
the  Maire  estate  to  his  sister,  Mrs.  SilTertop.  He 
therefore  resumed  his  own  name,  and  inherited  his 
paternal  title  and  estates  as 

Ti.  Sir  Hinrt  Lawson,  of  Brough  Hall.  He  m. 
in  1773,  Monica,  youngest  daughter  of  Nicholas  Sta- 
pleton, esq.  of  Carlton,  in  Yorkshire,  and  became  a 
widower  without  issue,  8th  January,  1800.  Sir  Henry 
m.  secondly,  Catherine,  only  daughter  of  Henry  For- 
mer, esq.  of  Worcester,  but  died  «.  p.  in  1834,  when 
the  Baronbtct  becaaie  bxtinct.  His  estates  were  in- 
herited by  his  nephew,  William  Wright,  esq.  who 
assumed  the  surname  of  Lawson. 

Arm$^kx%.  a  cherron  between  tiiree  martlets,  sa. 


LAWSON,  OF  ISELL. 


Crbatid 
3lst  Mar.  1088. 


Extinct 
14th  June,  1806. 


Mary  AilTrrtnp. 

d.  ia  C>ctcA>er,  1781,  ajred  sixty-nine,  and 


Atneagr. 

The  patriarch  of  this  family, 

Jou.^  Lawson,  lired  in  the  time  of  Henby  III.  and 
was  then  Lord  of  FawlesgrsTe,  in  the  county  of  York. 
He  was  father  of  another 

John  Lawson,  living  in  the  13th  of  the  same  reign, 
who  m.  Julian,  daughter  of  —  Covell,  and  was  *.  by 
his  son, 

Thomas  Lawson,  who  flourished  temp.  Edward  I. 
and  by  the  daughter  of  —  Chancie,  left  a  son  and 
heir, 

Roblrt  Lawso?;,  a  liege  subject  of  Edward  II. 
whfMie  wife,  the  daughter  of  Harbet,  was  mother  of 
his  successor, 

Richard  Lawson, who  m.  Anne Conyers, was  living 
in  the  8th  of  Edward  III.  and  was  «.  in  his  estate  by 
his  son, 

Thomas  Lawson,  living  in  the  14th  of  the  same 
reign,  who  by  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Boynton, 
knt.  was  father  of 

RouiR    Lawson,  who  m.   Anne  Etton.     He   was 


*  By  Mary,  bit  wife,  daughter  of  Richard  Fcnnor,  e»q.  <>f  Taimore,  in  Oxf»rd»hire. 

301 


L  A  W 


LAW 


altvc  9th  Hknrt  IV.  und  was  s,  at  bis  decease  by  his 

JuHN  Lawson,  liring  4th  Hknbt  VI.  biuband  of 
Jacquina  Northrop,  and  father  of 

Thomas  Larson,  living  in  the  SSnd  of  the  same 
reign,  who  took  to  wife  the  daughter  of  Threlkcldp 
and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Lawson,  who  flourished  temp.  Edward  IV. 
and  marrying  the  daughter  of  Hilton,  was  father  of 

>ViLLiAM  Lawsun,  liTing  30th  Hunky  Vll.  m.  the 
daughter  of  George  Hedworth,  and  was  *.  by  bis 
son, 

Thomas  Lawson,  who  was  alive  S7th  Henry  VIII. 
and  baring  married  the  daughter  of  Sir  —  Dorrell, 
knt.  had  issue, 

I.  Ckorgb,  of  Little  Uswortb,  in  the  coonty  of 
Durham,  who  m.  Mahella,  daughter  and  beir 
of  Sir  Reginald  Camaby,  knt.  and  bad,  with 
three  daughters,  Dorothea,  Eliiabeth,  and 
Mabella,  four  sons,  vis. 

I.  Thomas,  who  sold  Little  Uswortb  to  Sir 

Wilfrid  Lawson,  and  <f.  nnm. 
3.  Edward,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  John 
Copley,  esq.  of  Skelbrooke,  and  had 
Wifrid,  who   m.    Mary,  daughter  of 
JoMph  Watkinson,and  bad  a  daugh- 
ter, 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Wilton, 
esij.  of  Wakefield. 

John,  a  merchant  in  Denmark. 
Godfrey,  mayor  of  Leeds  in  l<M0 :  be 
m.  Elixabeth,  daughter  of  Joseph 
Watkinson,  and  d.  in  1709,  leaving 
a  son,  <fCorgG,  who  d.  s.  p.  and  two 
daughters,  Mary,  m.  to  Ralph  Low- 
ther,  exq.  and  HUzabeth.  m.  to  John 
Trotter,  esq.  of  Skelton  Castle. 

3.  Robert,  fit.  and  d.  s.  p. 

1.  Ralph. 

11.  Wilfrid  (Sir.),  m.  tint,  the  dauf^hter  of  —  Rcd- 
mailc.  or  Krdinan,  and  Kecnndly,  a  daughtf-r 
of  I^'iph,  of  I<^fI,*   biit  d.  .\.  ;•.  lictiutMthiiiK  hit 
cift.tft'    to    liin    nephew    William,    sou   of   liis 
>ounpiT  brother. 
III.  (iii.ruiD. 
I.  liarb.iru.  w.  to  ThoinHs  Wliitchead. 
II.  KlizaWtL,  m.  to  William  Ltr<*. 
III.  I  ruiila. 

Th»»  youn^ost  son, 

Gii.FRif  L^^NON,esq.  livinf;  temp.  Ki.izir.i.ni,  m. 
the  dauf*htor  of  SeamiT,  and  had  u  t^on, 

W  11.1.1  AM  Lawso.V,  esq.  livinf;  in  the  4Utli  of  the 
K.une  reign,  and  heir  to  hid  uncle.  Sir  Wilfrid  Law- 
Hou,  knt.  He  m.  the  daughter  of  Bewley,  and  was  s. 
by  his  son, 

I.  Wu.iRiD  Lawson,  esq.  of  Iscll,  in  (Cumberland, 
who  m-as  created  a  Harunet  by  hhii;  Jamls  II.  3Ist 


Manb.  laSB.  Sir  WOfiM  m.  liM,  dm 
Edward  Moagruw;  of  Uaytoa  Caade,  Bar 
ScotiR,  and  bad  Imw, 

I.  William,  bis  beir,  m.  MOdia,  dai 
WUHam  StncUand,  bart.  of  Bo; 
county  of  York,  and  had 
WiLFBiD,  RBooeMor  to  Ua  gm 

Jane. 

Frances,  rf.  mUD.  ia  li^L 

II.  Wilfrid,  of  Brayton,  in  GaaabtriaR 
daughter  and  oobeir   of  —  i« 
Washington,  and  left  iaaacw 
GiLraiD,    Bf.   P.     for   Cmmhe 
Quftn  AxKR,  Gsoacs  1.  mai 
who  s.  as  aiztb  BAaoacr. 
Altrro,  iiirceaior  to  bis  knibc 
Baronrt. 

III.  Edward,  m.  Mary,  danglbler  of  — 

of  Grenlioc,  in  CaaaibcilaDdf  mad 
IflM. 

IV.  George,  d.  t.  p. 

V.  Henry,  m.  Mary,  daogbtcr  of  — 
and  had  a  sod, 

WUfrid.  aged  sixteen  ia  imL 
Jane,  M.to  William  Brnwin,  «i% 

ton.  in  Cumbertand. 
Mary. 

I.  Elixabeth,  m.  to  John  feitapletan,  caf 

in  Yorkshire. 
II.  Jndith,  m.  to  Milea  Peoniagtan.  «s| 
in  Cumberland. 

III.  Katherine.  m,  to   Andrew  Ifadlwl 

Hntton-John,  in  Cumberbad. 

IV.  Jane,  m.  tu   Robert  Coostabk.  sf  • 

Yorkshire. 
V.  Frances,  m.  to  Henry  Tolsoa,  asf-sf 

in  Cumberland. 
Ti.  Mary,  m.  tu  Christiipber  Ridusoa^' 

terlane. 
>ii.  iMbel,   m.   to  D'Arry    Carven,  t^ 
Park. 
Till.  Winifrid,  m.  to   John    Swinborat.  * 
waite. 

Sir  Wilfrid  repn'*ented  the  county  of  Conl 
parliament  at  the  Restoration,  and  thf  ;rsr 
ser>(.-d  for  Cockenuouth,  And  dying  in  IM> 
his  graudiM)n, 

II.  Sir  Wilfrid  Lawsox.  M.P.  for  Cid 
Vnd  Wii.LiAH  and  Mart,  si.  EUsaWck.«lr 
And  h*'ir  of  George  Preaton,  eaq.  ef  Hdlkif>i 
»hire.»  and  had  i»sue, 

Wilfrid,  his  successor,  h.  ia  10^ 

William,  d.  uum. 

John,  an  officer  in  the  araiyoa  tkcirak* 
ment,  lost  his  life  at  a  review  la  IM 
ball  aimed  at  another  oflirer,  aad  i-  *-i 


*  TliuRK'RY  inarrif*  Sir  Wilfrid  Law«on  to  the  daii^hU'r  uf  Riihnan.  Aod  Lc  Neve  *a}»  be  manwdiii 
Lfiv;b,  «•!'  ImII,  the  ni«l<«w  of  Thoinak  Lt-icH,  ot  Im^II.  Tb**  fdct  i«,  pn>bjbly,  tbat  be  had  two  wives,  i^  ** 
assumed.     He  wa«  buried  in  ImtU  ihuich,  under  the  tullowint:  inKTi^-rinn  t 

Hie  jam  ilU-  oiiii«,  qni  miMio  I.aw*on  erat. 
Kvrn  knrli  i«  Tinii',  which  take*  in  trii»l 
Our  youth  ainl  j<»y«<  ^nd  all  wr  ba%c  ; 
And  pay*  us  biil  \iiih  ac**  ami  du*!, 
}//i>^  Within  the  dark  and  «iU'ut  );rave. 

Whrn  we  have  waudvrM  all  mir  way*, 
Shnt«  lip  the  >ti«ry  ••fHui  day*: 
tik^^      AjhI  fi«>ni  which  I'arth.  ^jifj  "rave,  2]tfl  du*t,         ^k^ 
The  I^>nl  wiTTraire  nie  up  I  tru!>t. 

WilfiKlii*  Law'nn  inilr.*  obiit  Hi  dir  .\pr    anno  ctatis  fiue  87,  aua.  «qii»  salatu  ISL 


«  B}  Mai>   I^owtber,  t>nly  ripter  of  Jubn,  ViKuunt  Loutilale. 


LAW 


L££ 


,  killed  by  tt  lUl  firom  her  borae  wbile 
in  Caade  Howard  Park,  Yorkabire,  d, 

4.  WUB. 

tf.  in  I7M,  Icftirinf  a  cbaracter  of  tbe 
ty  bebind  bim.  Amongat  otbor  remark- 
nice  oonadentioua  feelinf  *  waa  bia  relin- 
iaapropriate  titbea  of  laell  to  tbe  liTing 
kA  bo  did  witb  ao  mncb  exacCneaa*  tbat 
Iti  bo  bad  reoetTod  bimaelf  to  tbat  time, 
piece  of  land,  wbicb  be  aettlod  likewiae 
.  He  acted  aomewbat  aimilarly  towarda 
egarding  bia  eatate,  wbicb  findinf  under- 
ipnied  tbe  difference,  and  left  £000  to  be 
!  op  tbe  loaa  to  tbe  atate.  Queen  Amni 
ey  back,bowe7er,to  bia  family.  He  waa 
It  aon, 

LraiD  Lawson,  P.R.S.  one  of  tbe  grooma 
mber  to  King  Gioaoi  I.  and  M.  P.  for 
tewip.  GtoaoB  I.  and  Gboboi  II.  He  m. 
ry,  daagbter  of  Lientenant-general  Harry 
id  niece  of  Cbarlea.  tbird  Earl  of  Peter- 
vbom  be  left  two  aona  and  two  daugh- 


..} 


foortb  and  ftftb  baroneta. 


ly.  1737,  and  waa  #.  by  bia  elder  aon, 
LTBID  Lawson,  who  d.  2nd  May,  1739, 
•ara,  and  waa  s.  by  bia  brother, 
DACftT  LtWftON.  wbod.Stb  August,  1743, 
,  waa  i.  by  bia  couain,  (refer  to  second 
(  boxtmet,} 

jr%\ti  Lawsoh ,  wbo  d.  33rd  August,  1740, 
i.  by  bia  brotber, 

LVUKu  Lawhon,  who  d,  14tb   February, 
f.  by  bia  aon, 

iLFBiu  Lawson.  This  gentleman  serred 
lieriir  of  Cumberland  in  1750,  and  waa 
t  of  thr  »hire  in  1701.  He  d.  Ist  Decem- 
jllovibg  year,  and  was  $.  by  his   bro- 

.mio  Laws  JN,  who  ai.  Emilia,  daoghter 
t,  eaq.  by  whom  (who  d.  :t9th  May,  I7tl0) 
[hter,  Emilia,  who  d.  unmarried  in  1708, 
I  ancneaaor,  in  1704, 

raiD  Lawsom,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter 
Icy.  eaq.  of  Wbitebareu.  but  died  issue- 
t,  liM,  wben  tbe  BAROkaTcr  expired. 
eqneatbcd  bia  estates  to  tbe  nephew  of 

XTtsiboh,  eaq.  (second  aon  of  Thomas 
%,  eaq.  of  Clifton  Hall,  Westmoreland. 
ibella  Hartley,  Lady  I^wson's  sister) 
nmed  in  consequence  tbe  surname  and 
Lawsow.  He  d.  t.  p.  in  181S,  and  was 
I  brocber,  who.  baring  taken  tbe  name 
M  Ukewiae  of  Lawsou,  on  inheriting  be- 

Lt«<io!«,  esq.  of   Rrayton    House,  and 

Cambrrland,  and  baring  been  created 

irr  in  IMl,  ia  now  (IH37)  Sir  Wilpriu 

.    f  Refer  to  HrajLa's  Peerage  and  Bm- 

f.y 

pale,  arg .  and  aa.  a  cberron  counter- 


LEAR,  OF  LONDON. 
LEAR,  OF  LINDRIDGE. 


First  Patent     (  ?,"""^  *?^  ^'?'\*^' 
\  LxTiNCT  about  1084. 

Second  Patent  (?,"""^Sf  ^".?^?'  ^^' 
\  Extinct  before  1740. 

I.  Pktkr  Liar,  eaq.  wbo  acquired  a  conaiderable 
fortune  in  Barbadoes,  waa  on  bia  return  from  tbe 
island  created  a  Baronrt,  Snd  July,  1000,  but  dying 
isaueh  ss  about  tbe  year  1084,  tbe  title  under  tbat 
patent  became  rxtinct,  but  be  bad  preriooaly  ob- 
tained another  patent,  dated  ted  Auguat,  1083,  with 
special  remainder  to  bia  nepbewa,  and  waa  anoceeded 
accordingly  by  the  elder,  aa 

II.  .Sir  Thouas  Lkar,  of  Lindridge,  in  the  county 
of  Deron.  He  represented  Aabburton  in  parliament 
13  William  III.  and  Ist  of  Queen  Anmx,  and  m.  Isa- 
bella, daughter  of  Sir  William  Courtenay,  knt.  of 
Powderham  Caatle,  but  djring  s.  p,  in  December,  1705, 
WAS  s.  by  bis  brother, 

III.  Sir  Juhn  Lear,  wbo  m.  tbe  daughter  of  Chria- 
topher  Wolston,  gent. of  Deron, and  had  an  only  child. 

Mart  Lear,  wbo  m.  Sir  Thomaa  Tipping,  hart. 

Sir  John  d.  sometime  before  1740,  wben  tbe  Baro- 
netcy EXPIRED. 

i4rMU— Ax.  a  fesae  ragule,  between  three  unicoma' 
heads  erased  or. 


LEE,  OF  QUARENDON. 


CRKArSD 

29th  June,  ION, 


Extinct 
177(1. 


ftinragr. 

BKNrDKT  Lee.  esq.  >uuuger  hoii  of  John  I^r,*  em}, 
of  fxre  Hall,  in  Chesliire,  acqairi'd  the  estate  of  Qua- 
rendoii,  in  Bucks,  and  changed  his  arms  to  "  Argent, 
a  fessc  bet  wren  three  crescents  sa."  He  ai.  Elixa- 
betb,  daughter  and  co  hrir  of  William  Sandera,  esq. 
of  Oxfor.lshire.  and  bad  issue, 


BM,  tbe  ektest  son  of  this  Johu  Lee,  dr)kri-n(ir<l  (hr  fainily  of  Lee  of  L«*e,  snd  DariihHll,  now  reprr- 
u  TowiiaBRNn,  tui  of  Hem  ami  Tre\iill>n,  in   DeubiKhatiire.    (See  UuRkK'i  CommonerB,  vol.  iii. 


303 


LEE 


LEE 


',tiy 


i 


X 


U^^ 


^•> 


I.  Rdhkrt  (Sir),  of  Bunton,  Ruckinghamahirc, 
whone  graiidiion. 
Sir  Hknrt  Lei,  K.C.  tem^p.  Elizabkth, 
died  5.  p.   Riid  his  coasini  Henrt   Lkk, 
bvcaiiie  his  heir. 

11.   BCNKDICT. 

III.  Roger,  of  Pickthom. 

IT.  John,  ancestor  of  the  Lees,  of  Binfield,  Bocks. 

The  second  son, 

BuiKDiCT  Lib,  esq.  of  Hulcote,  married  Elizabeth, 
daofffater  of  Robert  Cheney,  esq.  of  Chesham  Boyes, 
in  Bucks,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Sir  Robrrt  Lex,  father  of 

I.  Sir  Hknry  Lke,  who  was  declared  heir  to  his 
cousin,  Sir  Henry  Lee,  K.  G.  and  thus  became  '*  of 
Quarendon."  He  receired  the  honour  of  knighthood 
from  King  ik^u  I.  and  was  created  a  Baru.slt  2Mh 
June,  1011.  Sir  Henry  m.  Eloanor,  daughter  of  Sir 
Richard  Wortley,  of  Wortley,  in  the  county  of  York, 
and  dying  about  the  year  1031,  was  m.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Francis  Henry  Lee,  of  Quurendon,  Berks, 
and  Ditrhley,  in  Oxfordshire,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
Sir  John  St.  John,  of  Lidiard  Tregoxe,  in  the  county 
of  Wilts,  hart,  and  dying  about  the  year  1041,  wa» 
t.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Hknrt  Lee,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir 
John  Danvcrs,  of  Combury,  in  the  county  of  Oxford, 
and  sister  and  heir  of  John  Danrers,  esq.  but  having 
daughters  only  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  brother, 

IT.  Sir  Francis  Henry  Lee,  of  Ditchley,  who  m. 
Lady  Elizabeth  Pope,  daughter  and  h«'ir  of  Thomas, 
Earl  of  Downe,  in  Ireland,  by  whom  (who  married, 
secondly.  Robert,  third  Earl  of  Lindsey),  he  had  a  son 
and  successor, 

T.  Sir  Edw%rd  Henry  Lfe,  who  was  rained  to  the 
peerage  in  1074,  as  Baron  of  Spellesbury,  Vbtcount 
Quarendon.and  Earl  of  Lichfield.  He  m.  Lady  Char- 
lotte Fitxroy,  natural  daughter  of  King  Ciiarlfa  II. 
by  Barbara  Villiers,  Uuchuss  of  Cleveland,  and  had 
issue, 

Edward,  d.  unm. 

Jiimes,  w.  Sarah,  daughter  of  John  Bagtthaw,  and 
d.  in  1711. 

Chnrlt!«,  (t.  unm. 

GEdRcK-IlKNKY,  succejifor  to  his  father. 

Fitzn)y-Hcnry,  rf.  *.  71.  in  17tO. 

KouF.KT,  who  .f.  his  ui'phew. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Benedict  Calvert,  Lord  Baltimore. 

Anno. 

Jiarlmra,  r/i.  first,  to  Colonel  Loe,  and  secondly, 

to  Sir  (leorgu  Browne,  bart. ;  by  the  latter  she 

had  a  daughter, 

Baruara  Browne,  hfir  of  her  father,  who  m. 
Sir  Hdward  Mostyn,  bart.  of  Tal.icr*;. 
IliM  lunUhi]),  who  refiivod  to  swear  allegisinco  to  the 
new  governiiieiit  at  the  Uevolutiuu,  1/.  Mth  July,  1710, 
and  wajii  x.  by  his  son, 

VI.  Sir  Crohce-Henry  Lte,  second  Earl  uf  Lich- 
field, who  in.  Fninees,  daughter  uf  Sir  John  H:ik-H,  of 
•St.  Stephens,  Tunstall,  and  Wuodchurch,  in  Kint, 
and  had  i.syue, 

(.i.dRi.'K  Hi  MtY.  bis  successor, 
Jaineii,  t/.  ill  17)*^. 
Charleti  Henry,  d.  in  1710. 

Cii4Ki.uTT£,  m.  to  H«.iivy,  eleventh  Viscount  Dil- 
lon. 

Mar>,  «i.  to  Co.imo  Neville,  01*4. 

Friinces,  d.  unm. 

Harriot,  m.  to  John,  Lord  Hellcw. 

Anne,  m.  to  Hugh,  fifth  L^irJ  Clifford  of  Chud- 
leif:h. 

Iliii  l«r  ship  #/.  lith  February,  17 12  3,  and  was  ».  by 
lii.s  Aiiu, 


Til.  Sir  Geoeor  HciniT  Lu,  thirl  Eari 
field,  chancellor  of  the  uniTrrritj  of  Oxfor 
of  the  band  of  gentlemea  pensioneiv,  Rnd  < 
vium  of  the  court  of  Common  Pleai.  He 
only  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Thoma*  F 
bart.  but  dying  s.  p,  in  1773,  was  «.  by  his  ■ 

Till.  Sir  Robert  Lri,  fourth  Eari  of 
previously  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Oxford.  W 
therine,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Stonehoasci  c 
Berks,  but  died  ismieleaa,  in  1776,  when  1 
nours,  including  the  Baronbtct,  cxriRBO.  1 
devolved  upon  his  niece,  Charlottb,  V. 
Dillon.  Her  grandson,  Henry  AufaaCoB,  - 
Viscount  Dillon,  assumed  the  additional 
arms  of  Lee,  which  are  bckme  by  his 
cessor,  Charlcs-Henrt  Dillox-Lbr,  presi 
Viscount  Diluin. 

Tike  manor  of  Quarendon  was  sold  by  Oe 
DiUon,  in  1802,  to  James  Duprfr.  esq.  at  \klt 

Arms— Arg.  a  fcase  between  three  cretocni 


LEK,  OF  HARTU'ELL. 


Created 
1 0th  Aug.  1000. 


Htnfagr. 

This   family,  supposed   to  haTr   been  a 
branch  of  the  I^phs  of  Cheshire,  settled  ia  1 
the  beginning  of  Henry  IV. 's  rt^ign. 

WiLLiAtf  LkB,  of  Morcton,  in  the  parish « 
died  in  14H0 :  fourth  in  dencent  from  him. 

Sir  Thom4S  Lee,  knt.  of  Mure  ton,  married 
daughter  and  eventually   heiress  of 
den,  esq.  of  Hartwell,  and  had  no  less 
four  children.     His  eldest  sou  and  beir» 

Thom\s  LrR,  enq.  pos<«eNied  Mon-ton  and  I 
He  was  sheritf  of  BurkH,  4  Chirlu  1.  aodi 
Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  George  ThrockaoRan 
Fnlbrook ,  was  s.  at  his  decease,  in  1611,  by  h 

Thomas  Lee,  esq.  of  Moretnn  and  Hartv 
married  about  103*2,  Elizabeth,  daughier  of  Sn 
('roke,  knt.  one  of  the  justices  of  the  Kiag'i 
by  whom  (who  m.  secondly.  Sir  Ridiard  li 
k.B.)  he  had  three  sons,  Thoxis,  Willi 
<iOorge.  and  a  daughter,  Mary,  the  wife  ef 
liam  Morlvy,  knt.  of  Barecourt.  He  was  < 
eldest  son, 

I.  Thomaa  Lke.  esti-  of  Hartwell.  in  the  o 
Bucks,  who  was  created  a  BiRoNET  Mtt 
HUA.  "He  was  (says  Rnmiiv  \\  illis.  wiv  1 
the  pediffree  uf  the  family)  a  fentlcmaa  if  | 
conipIistunentK,  and  ai  the  Restoration,  aad  fa 
years  afterwurds.  as  long  as  he  lived,  was : 
to  serve  in  parliament,  and  waa  much  all 
his  elegant  spei^ches  in  the  House  of  Cmhmr 
he  was  a  leader  in  the  debates."  He  mairii 
daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  DaTis,  kat. « 
borne,  Berks,  and  by  her  Cwho  d,  in  17M;-,  li 

Tho«ak,  his  surceuor. 
John,  a  captain  in  the  anny. 
Lyonel. 

3ill 


LEE 


LEE 


Pi 


t   m.  flnt,  to  Richard  Winkworth,  eM|.  of 
Ibu,  in  Ireland,  and  Moondly,  to  Captain 


■nrtha*  m.  to  John  Padmnre.  esq. 
DinkcCli.  flk  to  Colooel  Richard  B«ck. 

tfL  la  Fcbraary.  10M,  and  wa  s.  hy  hi«  eldest 

SimTnowts  Lii«  M.P.  who  m.  Alice,  daughter 
hair  af  Thomaa  Hopkins,  esq.  of  London,  mer- 
tm  amA  bad  iaeae, 

.  TaoMAt,  hie  encceeeor. 

I.  WiixiAV  (Sir),  lord  diief  jaetice  of  England, 
ami  a  priry  cooncillor,  m.  first,  Anne,  daugh- 
ter of  Mr.  Coudwin,  of  Bary,  and  had  a  son, 
William,  who  si.  Philadelphia,  daughter  of 
Sir  John  Dyke.  bart.  and  dying  in  1778, 
left  (with  four  daughters,  Philadelphia; 
Harrirt.  wifn  of  John  Fiott,  esq.  merchant 
of  London  ;  fxiuina,  and  Sophia),  a  son, 
Willi 4 «,    who,    in   pursuance  of  the 
will  of  Mr.  Antonie,  of  Col  worth,  in 
Bedfordshire,  took  the  name  of  An- 
ton ir. 
Sir  William  Lee  married  secondly,  Margaret, 
relict  of  Mr.  Melmoth,  and  daughter  of  Rog(>r 
Dmke,  esq.  but  by  that  lady  ha4l  no  issue. 
I.  John,  colonel  in  the  (Guards,  m.  first,  a  daugh- 
t-  r  of  Kir  Thomas  Hsrdy,  knt.  and  secondly, 
Mary,  danghter  of  -  -  Browne,  esq.  of  Arlsey, 
in  B^Hlfordshire ;  by  the  Istter  (who  wedded 
scnmdiy.  Colonel  Schutz),  he  had 
Thomas,  of  Hampton  Court,  equerry  to  the 

l>nke  of  Gloucester. 
John,  an  ensign  in  the  Foot  Guards. 
ColoBel  Ijee  tt.  in  1700. 
0.  Ctfg>  (Sir),  LL.  I>.  a  priry  councillor,  one  of 
the  lords  of  the  Admiralty,  nnd  treasurer  to 
her  niyal  highness  the  Princess  Dowager  of 
Wales,   M.   Judith,    daughter  of  Humphrey 
esq.  but   dying   without  ismie,  IHth 
>r,  I7M,  left  his  fortune  to  his  nephew, 
Sir  William  Lee.  bart. 

knh.  tf.  in  10B3. 

f.  St  his  decease  by  his  oldest  son, 
Tik>««s  Laa.  M.P.  for  thr  county  or  Burku, 
I.  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Sandys, 


created,  in  1709, 


itn,  his  heir. 

■H.  SI.  to  George  Vernon,  e«q. 
kid  Vernon,  of  Kinderton. 

>h  Deeemher.  17 ID,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
tlnWiLUav  Laa.   This  gentleman  dcToted  him- 
ha  iapnnrement  of  his  seat  at  llartwell,  dis- 
gnat  taste  in  his  manner  of  planting  and 
I  Ml  the  grounds,  and  his  additions  to  the  man- 
It  the  cast  and  south  fronts  of  which  he  re- 
■lia  r^uilt  the  p%rish  church,  to  which  his 
▼is.  the  Chief  Justice  £1000,  and 
£M0.     He  was  distinguished  by  his 
itions  to  the  poor,  and  having  studied 
sras  their  gratuitous  physician, 
■k  in   I70i,  Lady   F.liiabeth   HarcourU 
•f  SioMn,  Earl  of  Harcourt,  and  had  issue. 


Aflk  Jnly,  1719,  and  was  t.  by  his  elder  son, 
>Im  WilU4«  Laa,  who  adopting  a  military  life, 
of  the  lOth  Light  Dragoons,  in 
RR 


which  he  serred  several  campaigns  in  Germany. 
Exchanging  into  the  95th  Light  Dragoons,  he  went 
in  May,  1800,  to  join  that  regiment  in  Madras,  and 
died  there,  7th  February,  1801 :  dying  unm.  he  was 
t.  by  his  brother, 

vi.  Sia  GaoaoB  Lbk,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Hart- 
well,  and  vicar  of  Stowe,  who  d,  unm.  in  1817,  when 
the  BAaoNKTCT  kxpibbd. 

Arms — Ax.  t^-o  bars  or,  a  bend  cheque  or,  and 
gules. 


LEE,  OF  LANGLEY.       I   1^^  ^ /fx 


D  Q   D  a 


CRRiTBP 

3rd  May,  10*20. 


Extinct 
April,  1080. 


IKnrage. 

I.  Ht'MPHaRY  Lkk,  esq.  of  Langley  and  Acton  Bur- 
nell,  in  Shropshire,  son  of  Richard  Lee,  esq.  of  Lang- 
ley,  by  Elranor,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Walter  Wrot- 
tesley,  esq.  of  Wrottesley,  was  fourth  in  descent  from 
Richard  Lee,  esq.  sheriff  of  the  county  in  1479,  and 
representative  of  one  of  the  oldest  families  in  England. 
In  1020  he  was  created  a  Babonkt,  being  the  first 
Shropshire  gentleman  who  received  that  honour.  He 
m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Richard  Corbett,  esq.  of 
Stoke,  one  of  the  judges  of  the  court  of  King's  Bendi, 
and  had  issue, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  Frauds  Kynaston,  knt.  of 

Oteley,  in  Salop. 
Cecilia. 
Alice. 
Mary. 

Sir  Humphrey  was  succeeded  by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  RicHAKn  Lrb,  of  Langley  and  Acton  Bur- 
nell,  M.P.  for  Salop,  who  suffered  much  in  the  royal 
cause,  and  had  to  compound  for  his  estate  in  the  sum 
of  £371tf.  He  SI.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  F^lward 
Allen,  knt.  alderman  of  London,  and  left  at  his  decease, 
in  April,  1600.  issue,  to  survive  him,  two  daughters, 
his  coheirs,  viz. 

Rachabl,  m.  to  Ralph  Cleaton,  esq.  second  son 
of  Ralph  Cleaton,  of  Oneley,  in  Salop;  she  ob- 
tained for  her   inheritance   Lea  Hall  and   the 
other  estates  of  her  anceNton  in  that  neighbour- 
hood, and  transmitted  them  to  her  descendant 
in  the  third  generation, 
Richard  Clr4TON,  who  had  two  daughters, 
Al«thb«,  si.  to  James  Apperley,  M.D. 
J4NK,  m.  to  Watkin  Williams  Wynne,  esq. 
of  Voclas.  in  Denbighshire,  whose  daugh- 
ters married,  the  one  the  Hon.   Charles 
Finch,  and  the  other,  Thomas  Assheton 
Smith,  esq.  of  Tedworth,  Hants.    Lea  Hall 
and  the  other   estates  were  sold   to  Sir 
Thomas  Tyrwhitt  Jones,  bart. 

M  «aY.  m.  to  Edward  Smythe,  esq.  who  was  created 
a  BiRUNBT,  ancestor  of  the  present 
Sir  Edwabd  Smyth,  bart.  of  Acton  BurutU 
and  Langley. 

303 


LEI 


LEI 


At  the  death  of  Sir  Richard  Lee  the  Baboxckt  be- 
came EITINCT. 


Arm* — Ga.  a  few  componfte  or  and  as.  between 
eight  billet*,  fonr  in  chief  and  fonr  in  be«e,  aif . 

*«*  A  branch  of  this  ancient  famOy,  that  of  Lee  of 
Coton  Hall,  in  Shropshire,  which  separated  at  a  very 
early  period  from  the  parent  stock,  still  piesenes  a 
male  snoceasion.  (Sec  BiRks't  Commoiurs.) 


LEICESTER,  OF  TABLE Y. 


Creiikd 
IMh  Aug.  IMSO. 


Extinct 
5th  Aug.  174S. 


-    I 


d  luglitf r  ft   Sir  Jnhii   Hulfuni.   ■>! 
l*kiLK.   hi.'*   hrir;     \i<t,«  :    W  iIltj,L-i 


The  Leicutirs,  (or  Letcestrrs ,  as  formerly  writ- 
ten,) are  of  great  antiquity  in  the  county  of  Che»ter, 
and  enjoyed  lands  there  so  early  as  the  time  of  AlMg 

JOHV. 

Sir  Nicholas  uk  Lkickrtcr,  knt.  who  d.  in  li9~, 
m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Geffery  Dntton,*  and  ac 
quired  thrrrby  the  village,  manors,  and  mansion  of 
Neth«r  Tabley,  Wethall,  &c.    His  son  and  heir, 

HijocR  LrioE>TFR,  resided  at  Wethall,  and  had  a 
grant  from  Sir  John  «le  Grey,  son  of  Reginald  iW 
Grey,  jui»tic*.-  i)f  Chester,  nf  a  third  part  of  Over 
Tabley,  cum  Ludlow,  which  placeH  were  piven  to  the 
i«aid  Sir  John  b\  William  do  Tabloy,  Ijord  of  Table > 
auJ  KuuL»foril.  Thin  Roger  died  about  the  year  l.H'J, 
and  wRK  <.  b\  lii^  •«on, 

Ni<  HOI  ts  I.i'i«  I  ■>!  IK.  who  died  in  th**  A:ime  \e.ir. 
li>a\iii>:  h\  hi*  wit'c  M.irv.  dauiihtiT  uf  William  Mob- 
berK'V.nf  Molih-  rley,  !'•»  hi  ir  ni'  hermother,  Maud,  and 
h.iir  -i-ttT  of  Sir  Ralph  Mi'blHTley, 

John,  his  hrir. 

H.t1]ih,  \iho  in.  J<i:\ti,  danKhtrr  and  heir  of  Robi^rt 

liift,  of  loft,  in  Chr«hire,  an«l  diid  fn»y.  HiCH-  I'itlr  Lkii  »hiih.  i-.«q.  of  TaMii-     I:i" 

AKi)  II.     He  was  anre.4tor  of  the  Leiik>tlk^  of  ;  ,^,  F.Uzabeth.  ii.iu.'bter  and  i»..l«"  hnr  i.!  W 
Toft  Hall,  n<»w  repn'Stntod  by  R^irn    LLYric*.  |  wicb,  ewj.  of  ('olwioh.  in  Stalfordrfiirp,  «< 
TiK,  esq.   of  Toft   Hall;  of  the   L>.Yi  kntkrn  of  j  j„iy,  ijm,  Iraving  three  daughbrs.  Alief. 
roole.whoxe  heires!*.  Mary,  married  Sir  Henry      (,r>i>rgi*   l^f vi-eHtt-r.  nf  Toft :   Kliubrth. 
l>«l\cii.  hurt.;  and  of  the  present  (iKUKiiK  Ham- 
mer   Li:y(.kstlr,   e^q.    of   White    Place,    near 
Maidenhead,  BerkHhire. 

Tile  rlilrr  non  and  heir. 

JoH.N  Li:u  iMLK,  Herrrd  in  the  Frenrh  wart  in  1373 
and  l.tSO.  under  John  ofdauut,  and  errcted  the  manor 
hall  nf  Nither  Tabli>v,  4  KiriURD  11.  He  married 
the  iir\t  >ear,  Joan,  da-i^hter  of  HoN>n  Tnuehet.  «if 
Nitlu-r  W  hetlry.  and  dyuiK  in  I3**S,  was  ji.  by  his 
s«>n, 

Wiii.UM  Liii-BsTKR,  who  iti  the  fipit  of  the  runiiU 
ntvli-d  "lie  lahlev."  bni  thin  may  be  in  ri>iiiri(Ufiii-e 
of  thf    Mat  lite   of  adilitions,  piLssv^l   in    |   Hk.mm   \  .  : 


for,  prrrioualytotte  ennclimpnt  of  that  l«« 
written  of  any  plare  or  wi^  thie  chl?  i 
Certain  it  is,  that  Ibis  WilliBB  lived  aft 
house  of  Netber  TaUey.  whkh  c— tiaaef  \ 
sent  time  the  aeat  of  hia  dcaoeBdaiiU.  I 
wires,  but  left  iasiM  only  hy  one,  A^bcs,  ■ 
Piers  Dntton,  Tia.  Joan*  Lawraacct  bM  Ji 
d,  in  l-tiS.  and  was  «.  hy  the  dteat. 

Juax  LRiCBrriR,  esq.  of  Ndhcr  TaUay, 
im.  Eliiabeth,  danghter  of  HaauMB  Maa 
Rixton,  in  Lancaahlre*  and  had  wk%,  aaaa 
heir;  Hammon,  paiaoa  off  Mobkerty ;  Baai 
las;  Henry;  and  WUUam.  He  d.  m  1MB, 
by  his  eldest  son, 

JouM  LsiCRSTUi,  esq.  of  Tahlcy,  wte  i 
Margery,  daughter  of  John  Legh.  eoq.  of  . 
in  Westhall.  and  dying  in  1406,  was  a.  V 
M>n, 

Thovas  Leicbstkr,  esq.  of  Nether  Tahli 
Margaret,  sixth  danghter  and  oo-heir  of  B 
Tenor,  esq.  of  Hoolme,  near  Pcorera  and  i 
a  moiety  of  Nether  and  Little  Pcover.  an< 
of  Over  Alderley.  with  lands  in  Alloaiaek 
by  this  lady  he  h^d  a  son,  Johb,  his  heir 
decease,  he  married  three  other  wirea,  hy 
whom  he  had  two  other  sons.  He  d.  is 
was  f .  by  his  eldest  ion, 

JoHK  Leice!»tbr,  esi|.  of  Tabley.  This 
m.  lint,  in  I47U,  Lucy,  danghter  uf  John  I 
Ratclifle.  in  Lancashire,  and  bad  a  eoa 
who  wedded  Anne,  daughter  of  Rkbard 
Kradwell,  in  Staflbrlsbin'.  hot  died  isM 
(Johu;  m.  secondly,  in  1-I99.  Alice,  daaghte 
Hemihaw,  esq.  of  Milue  Hooac,  1^  CbcUb 
that  lady  had  issue, 

Peter,  his  heir. 

Richard. 

James,  ancestor  of  the  Leicester*  of  Ha 

Laurence. 

lsalM-1.  wi.  t"  John  Oglr.  t-*«|.  nf  fl'**'* 

H"  rf.  in  \^A^,  ami  w.n  .».  hy  hi*  r'-'* -^  «b. 
1*1.1 » It  I.I  i«  OTKK,  I  »i|.  i»f  ^able^  .  w.ii'  nur 

H  ir  n! 
.  ir  M  ' 
l.^•ie♦•^teM  of  Li'(:h,  in  StatTuriNiiiP  ;  W 
<^e«it!er\  Bren-ton  ;  and  Maru-rrt.  *i  t-  K;i 
k>*nhiMd.  He  »/.  Mh  \i'nl.  J  j*r.  «a«  » «;n« 
worth  on  the  Iltli.  and  ».  by  hii  eldeni  r*a. 


Lrtih.  vt*\.  of  Ka»t  H  ill.  in  High  Lrgb:  s»J  ^ 
m.  to  John  Ireland.  ef4|.  of  Hutt;  whra  kr 
hill  brother, 

Ai«4M   [.EiciiTBR,  esq.  of  Tabley,  wb*  •■ 
.lauKhter   of   Peter    Shakrrly.  esq.   t*  H-* 
willow  of  Thomas  Hulfurd.  and  d>iBg  I7AJi 
was  s.  by  hiii  i^on, 

Pt.TiR  Lkii-i.'iiir,  esq.  of  Tabley. wfcs * '^ 

|tll7.  .iged  fift> -nine. and  was  bnried  si  ■•*• 

!  m.  Klizabeth.   daughter  nf  Sir  Raadlr  M« 

of  (>«er  i*eo%er.  and  had  isrue, 

Pkiir.  hi^  heir. 

Philip,  fellow  of  Bras*  nioc  CoUeff.d.* 


"  Ji>itrr\  |>iill«>u  !wiii<-«  Sii  Pi-it-i  l^-ii-i>Mii.  till-  rn- 
liiii:ili  Mt  i'lifliin- >,  Mill  III  \il.iiii  ill'  DuUtiii,  '^Aw  .NitI'M 
I'jilih  \  !••  he*  ilaiiL^hh  I  M.(it:.ii«l,  ainl  hi-i  Inn*.  alH.m 
ihi'  •  ml  «>i  ibi  ■•rjii  i-t  Hi>K\  III-  riii->  M.ii;:rfrri  in  <>i 
iii.niMil  l(<>lwit  'Iv  I>«-iihii:h.  .iiitl  hjil  ii>i  i*«iii-  Vlh  r 
M-inl*  •hr  maiili'tf  NuhnU*  iff  1.4-ii-e<>t«-i .  hy  wlii>iii  >h< 
liaii   i<'-iM  ,  and  lu  wbuM:  •luieeiliui;  |'>'<''4eu>  llo    uianm 


:rtk.    Mr  •■»  • 
•l}k4  IS 


iif  N*(hei  Tjhlt->  «li!l  b« lnosi 
Sii  Nirhi>tA«  l.«irt>ii  r,  knt.  vn  uywn  i«i«^ 
M-m>ehal  ii>  Henry  Lar\,  Kail  •«!.'■'-'«••  *** 
I  ('h<<biii-.  Hi»  vHi  Ri>serV  *»■  iB«lk«ir.  ^*" 
I  in  l.ll'i,  .luil  hi*  n-n,  John  I^irnzn.  •fc"^'^ 
'  wji*  «•<  Fr.iiirr.  umli  I  Jolin  t«l  (••■B<.»  W 
j  huill  the  4>ld  maiioff  hall  iif  Nclbrf  Ti*h« 


LEI 


LKl 


»•  k  in  IMt ;  d.  num.  in  1091. 
obtain  in  tiM  army. 

■OB  and  heir* 

LiicBSTBB,  esq.  at  TaMay*  6.  Ifth  Aagaat, 
rlekr.«trd  antiqaary,  and  hiatorian  of  Che- 
waa  credited  a  Babonkt  IHh  Aagast,  1000. 
m.  mh  Norember,  IMt,  Kliaabeth,  third 
f  OilberC.  aeeond  Lord  Gerard,  of  Gerard's 
in  ScafltedahSre,  and  dyiof  11th  October, 
r.  hy  Ua  eon, 

Umnr  Laicama,  6. 11th  September,  1043, 
h  Jane,  1007,  Meriel,  daufhter  and  heir  of 
ama,  aaq.  of  Chnrdi  Aaton,  in  Salop,  and 
ing  iaioe, 

rs,  Ua 


,  m.  to  John  Danren,  esq.  who  after  her 
fear,  raoceediaf  hia  father,  became  Sir  John 
r«r»»bart. 

Inly,  1004,  and  was  «.  by  liis  son, 
PaANcis  Lkiccstui,  6.  JOth  July,  1074, 
Newton,  in  the  county  of  Lancaster,  who 
I,  daaghter  and  sole  heir  of  Joshua  Wilson, 
toon,  in  Yorlishire,  and  widow  of  firyan 
aaq.  by  whom  he  liad  one  daufhter.  He 
^■sc,  174t,  when  the  BARonrrcy  became 
His  only  child  and  heiress, 

u  LticuTBa,  6.  SAth  NoTembrr,  1705,  m. 
in  1711,  FleKwood  Legh,  esq.  of  Bank,  and 
tm.  wlio  d.  in  I7U,  had  a  daughter, 

nc-Meriel  Legh,  who  m.  Peter  Brooke,  esq. 
i  Mere,  and  d.  s.  p. 

veddad,  secondly.  Sir  John  Byrne,  hart,  of 

R«e,  in  the  Queen's  County,  and  was  t.  by 

on, 

t  Prrsa  Btbri,  who  assumed  the  name  of 

«BUBftiKa,  and  was  father  of 
Sir    John    Fijemino    Lbicmtkr,  created 
BiRoR   vm  Taslxt  in  ISM.    (Refer  to 
Bcas.B't  Pterage  and  Barotutagr.) 

a.  a  fesst  ga^  between  three  fieurs^e-Iis  or. 


JOH,  OF  STONELEIGH. 


1011. 


:mi 


KXTINCT 

MCh  May,  17(M}. 


I  a  branch  of  the  great  Cheahire  family 
indedby 

AS  LRioM.knt.  lord  mayor  of  Ixmdon  in  1558. 
grandson  of  Sir  Peter  Leigh,  knight-ban* 
fen  at  Aginconrt  in  1415.  Sir  Thomas  was 
by  Sir  Rowland  Hill,  an  opulent  merrhant 
■n  of  the  same  city,  and  obtained  the  hand 
■rite  niaoe,  Alice  Barker,  othi-rwise  Core- 
niaga,  and  widi  her  the  greater  part  of  bis 
r  Thowas  received  the  honour  of  knight- 
;  hia  awyorAlty,and  dying  15th  Norember, 
■I  lad  km  Mereers'  Chapel,  London.  His 
ivad  hia  two-anddiirty  years ;  she  resided 
h«  -nd  Uvad  to  see  her  children's  children 
k  iMratfcin.    She  waa  interred  in  1003  at 


that  place,  where  she  had  founded  an  hoapital  for  five 
poor  men  and  fin-  poor  women,  all  to  be  unmarried, 
and  to  be  uoiuinated  after  her  decease  by  her  third 
son,  Sir  Thomas  Leigh,  of  Stoneleigh,  and  his  hdrs 
for  erer.    She  had  issue  by  Sir  Thomas  Leigh, 

I.  Rowland,  who  was  largely  provided  for  at 
Longborough,  in  Gloucestershire,  by  Sir  Row- 
land Hill.  From  him  descended  the  Leighs  of 
Longborough  and  Adlestrop,  now  represented 
by  Chakdos  LiiOH,  esq.  of  Stoneleigh. 

II.  Richard,  d.  in  1570  #.  p, 

III.  Thomas. 

IT.  William,  of  Ncwnham  Regis,  in  the  county  of 
Warwick.    (See  LxioB  op  Nxwnham.) 

1.  Mary,  m.  first,  to  Richard  Cobbe,  esq. ;  and  se* 

oondly,  to  Robert  Andrews,  esq.  of  London. 
II.  AHce,  m,  to  Thomas  Connye,  esq.  of  Baaing- 
thorpe,  in  Lincolnshire. 

III.  Katharine,  m.  to  Edward  Barber,  seijeant-at- 

Uw. 

IV.  Winifred,  m.  to  Sir  George  Bond,  knt.  of  Lon- 

don. 

Sir  Thomas's  third  son, 

I.  Sir  Thomas  Lbioh,  of  Stoneleigh,  in  the  county 
of  Warwick,  received  the  honour  of  knightiiood  fttmi 
Qut'tn  EuzABrrH,  and  was  made  a  Babonbt  on  the 
institution  of  the  order,  Wth  June,  1011.  He  m.  Ca-* 
thfrine,  fourth  daughter  of  Sir  John  Spencer,  knt.  of 
Wormleighton,  in  Warwi^ahire,  and  had  issue, 

John  (Sir),  m.  first,  Ursula,  daughter  of  Sir  Chria- 
topher  Hoddesdon,  knt.  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Leigh  ton,  in  Bedfordshire,  and  had  a  son, 
Thomas,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 

Sir  John  Leigh  at.  secondly,  Anne,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  John  Cope,  hart,  of  Hanwell,  in  Ox> 
fordshire,  but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  d.  before 
his  father. 

Thomas  (Sir),  \  ^  ^ 

Fernando,        J     *    *  "* 

Alice,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Dudley,  knt.    She  waa 
creati'd  Ducheas  of  Dudley  for  life. 

He  died  1st  February,  1035,  and  was  s.  by  his  grand- 
son, 

II.  SiB  Thumas  Lbioh,  M.P.  for  the  county  of  War- 
wick temp.  Chablbs  I.  who,  for  his  seal  in  the  royal 
cause,  waa  created  in  1043  Baron  L«igh,of  Stoneleigh. 
He  m.  Mary,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Thomas 
Egerton,  eldest  son  of  the  Lord  Chancellor  Egerton, 
and  had  issue, 

1.  Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir,  who  m.  first,  Anne, 
daughter  and  sole  heir  of  Richard  Bingham, 
esq.  of  Lambeth,  in  Surrey,  and  had  a  daugh- 
ter, Anne,  who  died  young.  He  m.  secondly, 
Jane,  daughter  of  Patrick  Fitxmaurice,  Lord 
Kerry,  an  J  dying  before  his  father,  left 
Thomas,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

Honora,  m.  first,  to  Sir  William  Egerton  ; 

and  secondly,  to  Hugh,  Lord  Willoaghby, 

of  Parhara. 
Mary,  m.  to  Arden  Bagot,  esq.  of  Pipe  Hall, 

in  the  rounty  of  Warwick. 
Jane,  m.  to  William.  Viscount  Tracy. 

11.  Charles,  of  Leighton,  who  surviving  his  own 
children,  left  his  estate  to  his  grandnephew, 
the  Hon.  Charles  Leigh. 

1.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  John,  Lord  Tracy. 
II.  Vere,  m.  to  Sir  Justinian  Isham,  bart. 

III.  I'rsula,  m.  to  Sir  William  Bromley,  K.B. 

His  lordship  d.  32nd  February,  1071,  and  was  s.  by  hb 
grandson, 
III.  Sib  Thoma«  Lbioh.  second  liord  Leigh,  who  m. 

307 


LEI 


LEK 


Unt,  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Richard 
Brown,  knt.  6f  Shingleton,  in  Kent,  but  by  her  had 
no  iuue.  He  wedded,  secondly,  the  Hon.  Kicanor 
Wat«on,  eldest  daughter  of  Edward,  second  Lord 
Rockingham,  and  grandanghter,  maternally,  of  the 
unfortunate  Earl  of  Strafford,  and  by  her  had 

Edwabu,  his  successor. 

Charles,  who  inherited  the  estates  of  his  great- 
uncle,  the  Hon.  Charles  Leigh,  of  Leighton.  He 
m.  Lady  Barbara  Lnmley,  bat  d.  #.  p,  in  1749. 

Anne,  d.  unm.  in  1734. 

Eleanor*  m.  to  Thomas  Vemey,  esq.  and  d.  in 
17M. 

He  d.  in  1710,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

IT.  Sib  Edward  Lkigu,  third  Lord  Leigh,  who  m. 
Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Hulbech,  esq.  of 
Fillongley,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  and  heir,  through 
her  mother,  of  Bernard  Paulet,  esq.  by  whom  he  had 
issue, 

Edward,  who  d.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  anno 

1737. 
Thomas,  successor  to  his  father. 

Mary,     "| 
Eleanor,  >  <f.  unm. 
Anne,     J 

His  lordship  d.  in  March,  1737,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
r.  Sir  Thomas  Lxioh,  fourth  Lord  Leigh,  who  m. 
first,  Maria- Rebecca,  daughter  of  the  Hon.  John  Cra- 
ven, and  sister  of  William,  fifth  Lord  Craven,  by  whom 
he  had 

Edward,  his  successor. 

Mary. 
He   m.  secondly,  Catherine,  daughter  of  Rowland 
Berkeley,  esq.  of  Cotheridge,  in  Worcestershire,  and 
had  another  daughter, 

Annb,  m.  to  Andrew  Hacket,  esq.  and  died  of  the 
small-pox. 

His  lordship  d.  30th  Norember,  1749,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

VI.  Sir  Edward  Leigh,  fifth  Lord  Leigh,  who  died 
unmarried  !Mth  May,  1780,  when  all  his  honours,  in- 
cluding the  B  a  RON  FTC  Y,  are  presumed  to  have  become 
KX.TINCT.  Stoneleigh,  at  the  decease  of  his  lordship, 
devolved  upon  his  only  surviving  sister, 

Thk  Hon.  Mary  Leigh  ;  and  at  her  death,  2nd 
July,  I80<),  it  came  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Leigh; 
and  from  himpas»ed  to  his  nephew,  James- Henry 
Leigh,  esq.  of  Addlestrop,  father  of  the  present 
(W37) 
Chan  DOS  Leigh,  esq.  of  Stoneleigh.  (Refer 
to  Bi'rkk's  Commoners t  vol.  iii.  p.  223.; 

Arms—Gu..  a  cross  ingrailed  arg.  a  lozenge  in  the 
dexter  chief  of  the  second. 


LEIGH,  OF  NEWNHAM. 

Cbeatbd  24th  Dec.  I0I8.— Extinct  21st  Dec.  1053. 

Hinrage. 

William  Lkiuii,  esq.  of  Newnham  Regis,  in  the 
county  of  Warwick,  fourth  son  of  Sir  I'hnmas  Leigh. 
lord  mayor  of  London  at  the  decease  of  Quetn  Mary, 


•  This  luaiior  was  .n-quiruU  by  the  marriage  of  Richard 
de  Grey  (sun  of  Willidiii  de  iirey, of  Sandford  and  Sandi- 
acre,  a  yuun^vr  dun  uf  Henry  de  Gn«y,  of  Tharrock,; 
with  Lucy,  daii>;h(vr  and  heir  of  Robort  dc  Harv9t»n, 
Lord  of  Suttui)  in  the  Dale :  wbiih,  wiih  divers  other 


m.  Frances,  daughter  of  Sir  Jbomb  Harrii 
Exton,  in  the  county  of  Rmlaiidt  and  was 
son. 

Sib  Francis  Leigh,  K.  B.  who  w.  the  He 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomaa  E^pBiton,  Vlsooant 
Lord  Chancellor  of  England,  and  left  a  san 

I.  Francis  Lkior,  ew|.  of  NewBkam,  whi 
ated  a  Barunkt  34th  Dcoemher,  1618,  and 
the  peerage  ten  years  after  as  Banm  Duaaa 
lordship  having  subsequently  diaftiagaiBhed  1 
the  cause  of  royalty  during  tlie  avil  war,  w; 
Earl  of  Chichester  in  1544.  He  ak  fln 
daughter  and  heir  of  Richard  NoTthBB,eBq.I 
had  no  issue.  He  wedded,  secondly,  Andrvy 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Butler,  Baron  1 
Bram6eld,  and  widow  of  Sir  FnnciB  Ande 
by  that  lady  had 

Eukabkth,  m.  to  Thomas  Wzioc]iesley,lb 

of  Southampton. 
Maby,  m.  to  George  ViUiecs,Viaoo«Bt  G 
in  the  peerage  of  Ireland. 
His  lordship  d.  Slst  December.  1053.  when  Ai 
of  Chichester  devolved,  according  to  a  ape 
tation  in  the  patent,  upon  his  son-la*bw, 
fourth  Earl  of  Southampton,  and  the  banmy 
more,  with  the  Babonktct,  became  kxtibct. 

Arms — As  Lkigh  or  SxcikBLBicH. 


LEKE,  OF  SUTTON. 


Created 
22nd  May,  IGII. 


Exi 

ial 


Hinragr. 

I.  Sir  Francis  Lcxe,  knt.  of  Sutton,*  in  tki 
of  Derby,  being  a  f^entleman  of  ancient  Urn 
ample  fortune,  was  created  a  Babonbt  ob  tb 
tution  of  the  order,  22nd  May.  1611.  In  thirtse 
after  he  was  raised  to  the  peerage,  as  Bun 
court,  of  Sutton ;  and  taking  an  active  psn  ia 
of  the  king  during  the  ciril  war.  was  aais 
Scarsdale  in  1(M5.  He  m.  Anne,  daughiortf  i 
ward  Carey,  knt.  of  Berkhampstead,  in  tte  cs 
Hertford,  and  had  issue, 

Francis,  slain  in  France. 

Nicholas,  his  heir. 

Edward,  1    ^^ij  fighting  ^njer  the  royal « 
Charles,  J 

Anne,  m.  to  Henry  Hildyard,  esq.  of  W 

and  East  Horsley,  in  Surrey. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Cnthbert  Morley,cif* 
Elizabeth,!    . 
Muriel,      /  *'•  '*°"- 
Frances,  m.  to  Viscount  GormanstoD' 
Penelope,  m.  to  Charles,  Lord  Lucas. 

H  is  lordship  felt  the  execution  of  Us  i«9*l  < 
Charlks  1.  so  det'ply.  that  he  clothed  UmmV ' 


l(»rdiihip».  by  iMue  male  failing,  came  b%  ai 
to  the  Hilarvii,  who  took  the  name  oT CvKf :  ^* 
heir  of  which  liiw,  married  toSir  Jtiha  Leuii** 
ut  Hknry  IV.  the  same  came  to  this  fkail)*  i 
Kxtinct  Petrage. 

3f» 


LEM 


LEM 


caosiiif  Us  grave  to  be  dog  aome  years 
death,  laid  lumself  tiierein  erery  Friday  for 
Htauioii  and  prayer.  He  d.  in  1055,  and  wa» 
m. 

S'icHOLAf  Laaa,  aeoond  Earl  of  Scamdale, 
ed  Ludy  Frances  Rkh,  daaghter  of  Robert, 
i  of  Warwick,  and  had  iaaue, 

T.  Ua  aaoceesor. 

d,  Hi.  Mary,  danibter  of  Sir  John  Molyneux , 
and  had 

CBOLAS,  soooeasor  to  hia  uncle, 
ibcit,  if.  yonng. 


icy. 


ip  tf.  in  low,  and  waa  t,  by  hia  elder  von, 
RoBBET  LxEB,  third  Earl  of  Scaradale,  who 
iry,  dani^ter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Lewis, 
m,  in  the  ooonty  of  York,  but  had  no  sor- 
e.  Hb  lordship,  tewtp.  Javes  II.  was  lord- 
of  Derbyshire,  colonel  of  horse,  and  groom 
r  to  Primce  Gbobok  of  Denmark,  He  died 
d  waa  t.  by  hia  nephew, 
NiCBOLAs  LxEi,  fourth  Earl  of  Scarsdale, 
amarried  in  1730,  when  all  his  honours,  in- 
t  Babonbtcv,  became  bxtimct. 

rg.  on  a  saltier  engrailed  sa.  nine  annulets 


OF  NEWARK-UPON-TRENT. 
D  15th  Dec.  1003.— Extinct  about  1092. 

Htnrage. 

lAMCii  Lbeb,  of  Newark-upon-Trent,  in  the 
Nottingham,  goremor  of  the  Block  Houne 
id,  was  created  a  BAaoNrr  15th  December, 
aarritrd  Frances,  daughter  of  Sir  William 
It.  bat  died  without  male  issue  about  108'/, 
(AaoxaTCT  became  extinct. 

•  LxEB  OP  SirrroM. 


.EMAN,  OF  NORTHAW. 


Extinct 
in  170». 


lineage. 

apoB  record  of  this  family. 

.■AN,  of  GilUngfaam,  in   Norfolk,  and   of 

Svflblk,  left  two  sons  and  two  daughters, 

«,  his  heir. 

Sir),  sheriff  of  Ix>ndon  in  1000  and  lord 
r  la  1010.  Sir  John  I^man  acquired  an 
of  £4000  per  annum.  He  bought  the  nivnor 
irbo%a,in  Huntingdonshire,  from  Sir  Oliver 
wall.  He  also  purchased  lands  in  Fram- 
m  aad  other  parts  of  Suffolk,  and  left  a 
portion  of  hia  property  to  his  nephew, 
la  LouhB,  eaf.     He  4.  aoth  March,  1032, 


and  was  buried  in  St.  Michael's,  Crooked  Lane, 
London,  on  the  Honth  side  of  the  chancel. 

Margaret,  m.  to  —  Collin. 

Anne.  m.  to  Richard  Barber,  of  Shadbrooke,  Suf- 
folk. 

The  elder  son, 

William  Lxac.4N,esq.  of  Beccles,  m.  Alice, daughter 
of  —  Bourne,  of  Norwich,  and  had  i&Te  sons, 

1.  John,  of  fiecclea  and  Otley,  ancestor  of  the 
Lemana  of  Charsfield,  Winhaaton,Weaton,  and 
Parham. 
II.  Robert,  of  Ipawich,  buried  in   St.  Steplien'a 
Church  there,  left  two  daughters,  hia  co-heirs, 
Mabt,  m.  to  Richard  Bennet,  esq.  of  Kew, 
in  Surrey,  brother  of  Sir  Richard  Bennet, 
hart,  of  Babraham,   in   Cambridgeshire, 
and  had  a  daughter, 
Mary  Bbnnkt,  m.  to  Sir  Henry  Capel, 
K.B.  created  Babon  Capel,  of  Tewkes- 
bury, and  d.  m.  p. 
Alice,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Barker,  esq.  of 
Fresingfield,  in  Suffolk  ;  and  secondly,  to 
Charles  Goring,  second  Earl  of  Norwich, 
but  d.  issueless. 
III.  Thomas,  of  Gillingham,  who  m.  Margaret,  dan. 
of  John  Smith,  esq.  of  Laxfield,  in  Suffolk, 
and  had  a  son  and  two  daughters, 
John,  of  Bruens  Hall,  in  Suffolk,  who  m. 
Anne,  daughter  of  Thomaa  Weld,  esq.  of 
Windham,  in  Norfolk,  and  left  issue. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Smith,  gent,  of  Wal- 

soken,  in  Norfolk. 
Alice,  m.  to  John  Parker,  of  Wickham  Mar- 
ket, in  Suffolk. 
IT.  William,  of  whom  presently. 
T.  Philip,  of  Thames  Ditton,  in  Surrey. 
The  fourth  son, 

William  Leman,  of  London,  woollen  draper,  and 
heir  to  the  chief  part  of  his  uncle.  Alderman  Sir  John 
Leman's  wealth,  purchased  the  manor  of  Northaw.in 
Hertfordshire,  from  William  Sidley,  esq.  In  1034  he 
serred  the  office  of  sheriff  for  that  county,  and  was 
elected  to  parliament  by  the  borough  of  Hertford  in 
1045.  He  m.  Rebecca,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Edward 
Prescot,  of  Thoby,  in  Essex,  and  of  London,  Salter, 
by  whom  he  had  issue, 

I.  William,  bis  hfir. 

11.  John,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Mr.  Haley,  of 
Edgeworthbury,  in  Middlesex,  and  had  two 
daughters, 
Elisabeth. 
Anne. 

III.  Thomas,  of  London,  draper,  m.  Mary,  daughter 

of  Mr.  Hickford,  of  Loudon,  and  had 
Hickfurd,  aged  nineteen  in  KWS. 
Robert,  aged  eighteen  in  101)5,  a  student  at 

Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 
Rebecca. 

IV.  Edward,  of  Fenchurch    Street,  London,  mer- 

chant, in    1005,   m.    Mary,    daughter   of   Sir 
Thomas  Holt,  knt.  s«'rjeant-at-law,  and  had 
Edward,  aged  nine  in  1005. 
Susanna- Maria. 
▼  .  James,  d.  unm. 

Ti.  Philip,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Warboys,  in 
Huntingdonshire,  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of 
Richard  Carter,  gent,  of  Colne,  in  the  same 
county,  and  had  issue. 
VII.  Tanfeild,  barrister-at-law,  died  lOth  January, 
17M. 

1.  Rebecca ,  m.  to  Tanfeild  Vachel,  esq.  of  Coley, 

in  Berkshire. 
II.  Ellen,  M.  to  James  Wainwright,  of  Loudor 
309 


I.  EN 


LEN 


III.  Martha,  m.  to  Richanl  Harrium,  gent,  of  Had- 

ley,  in  Hcrtfordiihire. 
i\ .  Mar)-,  m.  to  Thomas  OTerman,  fent.  of  South- 

wark. 
V.  Priiicilla,  d.  unm. 

VI.  Klixabeth,  m.  to  James  Winstan1ey«  of  London. 
%  II.  Alice,  m.  to  John  Jenningi,  gent,  of  London. 
VII 1.  Anne,  d.  unm. 

The  oldest  son  and  heir, 

I.  William  Lrman,  esq.  of  Northaw,  was  created  a 
Baronit  by  A  ing  Charlbs  II.  3rd  March,  1804-5.  Sir 
William  was  high  sheriff  of  Hertfordshire  48  Chablu 
II.  and  representative  in  parliament  for  Hertford 
2  William  and  Mart,  1090.  He  m.  in  1655,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  Lewis  Mansell,  hart,  of  Margam,  in 
(Glamorganshire,*  and  had  issue, 

Manskll,  who  died  in  his  father's  lifetime,  13th 
March,  1667,  leaving  by  Lucy,  daughter  of  Rich- 
ard Aley,  esq.  alderman  of  London, 
William,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 
Lucy,  died  in  1745. 
Robert. 

Mary,  m.  to  Peter  Pheasant,  esq.  of  L'pwood,  in 

H  untingdonshire. 
Rebecca,  d.  in  1095. 

Klixabeth,  m.  to  Henry,  son  of  Alderman  Aley. 
Lucy,  m.  to  John  Wolf,  of  London,  merchant. 
TheiMlosia,  m.  to  Lewis  Newnham,  esq.  of  London 

and  SuMM.*x. 
Surah,  m.  in  I(i07,  to  Sir  (>eorge  Hutchins,  who 

had  been  one  of  the  commissioners  of  the  great 

M'ul,  ami  died  in  1700. 

He  died  at  his  hnu»c  at  Northaw  18th  July,  1701,  and 
w.is  .«.  by  hiii  gniiulson, 

II.  Sir  William  Leman,  who  in.  Anna-Margart>tta, 
one  of  tlie  daughters  of  Colonel  Brett  by  the  Countvss 
(if  M;uTlesfi(>ld,t  and  d.  s.  p.  tlnd  December,  1741. 
lie  WHS  J.  by  his  cousin, 

III.  SirTamkild  LF.MAN,wliorf.  in  Southwarkfr/iwi) 
17IM,  when  the  BaromtiY  ih  presumed  to  have  i:\- 
iMKi  1 1.  The  cAt.ite  of  Nurthaw  pa>*'*ed.  on  the  death 
of  Liii'V,  HiHter  of  thr  5ei'ond  biiruiu-t.  to  Iier  rousin. 
Hirh.ird  .Me>,  esq.;  :iiid  after  Wine  enjoyed  by  Jdiii 
iir.iiiKiT.  iMi-  uiid  \\  illimn  Stnide,  e!«i|.  was  soil  to 
I'atruk 'l'hoiiijiMiii.es«i.  of  rnriih.itn  fireeii.  MiddleM-v. 

\rm<-     Vi.   u  tV.'<»e  K-tweon  thr  e   dnli<hin!(  naiaiit 
eiiil>oM  ed  arg. 


LFANAKl),  OF  WK.sT  UICKHAM. 


t'lil  MH* 
1  tflt     Vkl-      Kit.' 


Mh  Oct.  17"i; 


iL:nragr. 

itiiiHi-i   I  i>n«rp.  fiM).  wai  lather  of 

John  I.i>>%rc.  imj.  oi  ChepnteJ.  who  w.  Vniie. 
dau;:hti-r  and  hiirof  John  Bird.uf  MiddleMTX.  and  had 
■I  4t>n  .ind  heir. 


John  Lixhaed,  ea^  of  Ckevcmaf.  in  H 
by  Catherine,  daughter  of  TIumbm  WMtos. 
sted,  had  issue, 

JoHx  Lrnnard,  esq.  of  KLboI  mad  Cbr««i 
was  custos  breviuin  in  the  rrign  of  Clua 
purchased  Irom  Sir  IVilliam  Hcy4on,  kac  1 
of  West  W^ickhRm.  Kent.  He  m.  Elnaftrth 
of  William  Uarman,  of  CrftyiMd,  aad  had  i 

I.  Sampson,  who  m,  MfaaosBn'  Fiivis. 

heir  of  George  Firaco,  tenth  Lord  I 

thus  acquired  the  eeteto'  of  Heisb 

in  Sussex.     On   tlie  death  of  far 

Mrs.  Lennard  claimed  the  hoieay 

and  her  claim  beiny  admitted  ia 

became  Babokbs  Dacbb.    They  hs 

Hbnbt  Lbmnabo,  twelfth  Laid  Di 

great  •graBdaon, 

Thomas  LixiraBD,  AlfeecMh  Li 

waa  created  fa  194  EaH  i 

bat  dying:  witboot  male  iaa 

that  digaity  expired,  aad  ti 

of  Dacre  devotved  cvcana 

hie  daogbter. 

Laut  Aknr  Babbbt  Lbbb* 

Bi  Rkx's  Pnrmgt.) 

II.  Timothy,  whose  liae  faUed. 
111.  Sami'BL  (Sir). 

The  youngest  son. 

Sir  Samuel  Lexnard,  knt.  of  West  Wiri 
Kent,  b.  in  1553;  m.  Klixabeth,  daughtfrof !!« 
Slany,  knt.  alderman  of  Loadoa;  and  w«f> 
by  his  son, 

I.  Stcphl.\  Lb^inabd,  esq.  of  West  Wirtfc 
was  created  a  Baru.nct  15th  Aogust.lMl  Mr 
m.  fiist,  Catherine,  daughter  of  Rkhaid  Hah 
Clatry,  in  Essex,  aud  by  her  had  a  daaffeaVi 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Hobadea,  cef-  if  * 

He  m.  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  !!«• 
bert,  of  lireeuwich,  by  whfna  he  ha«t  a  tm.  -' 
who  d.  youiif;.  He  wtdded,  thirdly,  Aaaf- * 
of  Sir  John  Oclandrr.  knt.  and  b>  thai  Uij  ^ 

I  Sii:eioN,  hi*  >ui'Cr?«>.or. 

I  Fra;ici«,  «/.  umn. 

(.'hriHti.m.   wi.  to   Sir   Thoui«s  M»aJ*5i  * 
Alderley,  ill  Che»biri . 

Sir  Stephen  >«.i«  s.  at  hut  JceeA»e  by  kisvm. 

II.  Sir  STkriiLN  l.k^^ARD,  M.P.  ferkat> 
Annk,  who  m.  Illixabi^th,  daughter  nf  Uvlslial 
esq.  of  ThomMu,  in  Dorseijhire,  aad  b**  "^ 

S««i  EL,  his  ikUixessor. 

A>Nr.M.  tn  Nicholas  rarew.es**' *^ 

in  Surrey. 
Ki.iriBirrH,  ■■.  to  Sir  John  Lrigh,  ksLrfi 

ton,  in  Surrey. 
DuRuTHT.  d.  unm. 

Uc  d.  13th  DeiHrmbi.r.  17« 

*tMI, 

III.  Sir  Sauvkl  L>.%%tRi>.  lieaTenaai< 
?nd  inx'p  of  Hon*  iiuar>i»  and  ¥.  P.  I«*  ^f* 
dird  unni.irriedMh  lK:lober,inJ.»kra*tM 
ixfiRri-.  West  Wirkham  is  now  Ih*  ^"^ 
resiideui-e  of  Sir  i'H«aLA»KBi»CU  FARasn.! 


Arm.*  -Or.  t>n  a  fewe  g«.  diret 

fir«t.  a  rrvm.'.  ul  for  diflervace. 


*    H\  III*  tliii-l  will,  l^ily  Kli/.4l.xiii  Msn.U.:*!* .  tia».:ti- 
it  I  >  i  Hiii-«.  Kjrt  ••!  Mdiuhv^iti. 


•  Kii«i  v»  iir  iif  ChiH- *  (it-nr*!. 
fielii,  ti>«ni  «h>  ill  hi-  MpiiaCtfd.  •he 
Kicbant  Mam*u,  kui.  •■(  SLr\^hirr. 

if 


Bviwl 


LES 


LES 


iNGE,  OF  HUNSTANTON. 


Extinct 
*ind  Sept.  17dO. 


lentkm  we  find  of  this  family  is  by  Sir 
dale,  thus :  <*  At  a  great  jnat  or  toma- 

Caatle  Pererel,  in  the  Peak  of  Derby- 

aaMtng  diren  odier  perMms  of  note, 
I  of  Wales,  and  a  son  of  the  King  of 
rcMnt ;  there  were  also  two  sons  of  the 
tcaifn.  and  that  the  youngest  of  them, 
led  Guy  L' Estrange,  from  whom  the  se- 

of  the  L' Estranges  do  descend." 
^sraiNoi.  who  obtained,  temp.  Edward 
on,*  in  Norfolk,  by  gift  of  his  brother, 
Dge,  sixth  Baron  Strange,  of  Knockyu, 

dangfater  of  Ralph  Vernon,  and  was  s. 

ImAHOi,  of  Hunstanton,  who  m.  Catha- 
r  and  heir  of  John,  Lord  Camols,  and 

f'EsTBAXCt,  knt.  who  m.  Eleanor,  dangh- 
4  Sir  Richard  Walkefare,  kut.  and  dying 
§.  by  his  son, 

rBAXioE,  esq.  who  espoused  Alice,  daugh- 
sf  Nicholas  Btfaumont,  and  was  «.  by  his 

IsrmAKOK,  esq.  who  m.  Catherine,  daugh- 
Drary.  esq^of  lUlsted,  iu  Suffolk,  and 
,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

L'RftraAMCA,  of  Hunstanton,  esquire  of 
laaaY  VII.  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir 
leydoo,  knt.  and  dying  i.  p.  in  1906,  wum 
her, 

T  L'EsraAKCK,  of  Hunstanton,  who  m. 
T  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  son  of  Sir  Tho- 
ige,  of  WeQisbom,  in  Warwickshire,  and 
m,  secondly.  Sir  Edward  Knyvet,)  leit 
t  in  1311  a  son  and  successor, 
a  L'EsTmAKOK,  high  sherilT  of  Norfolk  in 
Anne,  daoghter  of  Nicholas,  Lord  Vaux, 
lacB  children;  of  whom  Nichuijis,  the 
rd«d  at  Honstanton  ;  and  Richard,  sct- 
tod,  was  ancestor  of  the  L'Estrakgu  of 
I  the  Ring's  County,  now  represented  by 
LAV  L'EsTRAJiox.  esq.  of  Moystown,  lien- 
d  of  the  King's  County  militia.  Sir  Tho- 
aft  died  temp.  Hkhry  VIII.  and  was  i. 


SiB  Nicholas  L'Estranox,  of  Hunstanton,  knighted 
in  Ireland,  m.  Ellen,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Fits- 
william,  of  Milton,  in  Northamptonshire,  and  dying 
in  1579,  was  #.  by  his  son, 

Hamon  L'Estranoi,  esq.  who  left  by  his  wife.  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Hugh  Hastings,  knt.  of 
Gresstnhallt  and  Elaing,  in  Norfolk,  a  son  and  heir, 

Sir  NicHOLAf  L'Estranox,  knt.  M.P.  for  Norfolk  1 
Edward  VI.  who  married  two  wires :  by  the  second, 
Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Paston,  of  Paston, 
relict  of  Sir  George  Chaworth,  he  bad  no  issue ;  but 
by  the  first,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Bell,  knt. 
of  Beaupre  Hall,  in  Norfolk,  lord  chief  baron  of  the 
Exchequer,  was  father  of 

Sir  Hamon  L'Estranoi,  knt.  of  Hunstanton,  who 
m.  Alice,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Stubbe,esq.| 
of  Sedgeford,  in  Norfcdk,  and  had  (with  a  daughter, 
Elisabeth,  the  wife  of  Sir  William  Spring,  of  Paken- 
ham,)  three  sons,  Tis. 

I.  Nicholas,  his  successor, 
u.  Hamon,  of  Pakenham,  in  Suffolk,  left  issue. 
III.  RooBR  (Sir),  who  became  so  celebrated.  He  was 
bom  about  the  year  1617,  and  baring  in  1044 
obtained  a  commission  from  A'iiig  Charlxs  I. 
for  reducing  Lynn,  in  Norfolk,  then  in  pos- 
session of  the  parliament ;  the  design  was 
discovered  to  Colonel  Walton,  the  gorernor, 
and  L' Estrange  made  prisoner.  He  was  im* 
mediately  after  tried  by  a  court  martial  at 
Guildhall,  in  London,  and  condemned  to  death 
as  a  spy,  but  was  reprieved,  and  continued  in 
Newgate  for  sereral  years.  At  length,  with 
his  keeper's  pririty,  he  made  his  escape,  and 
got  beyond  sea  with  much  difficulty.  In  1053 
he  returned  to  England  upon  the  dissolution 
of  the  Long  Pariiaraeut,  and  advertised  the 
council,  then  sitting  at  Whitehall,  "  that  find* 
ing  himself  within  the  act  of  indemnity,  he 
thought  it  conrenient  to  gire  them  notice 
thereof."  He  was  subsequently,  after  a  good 
deal  of  trouble,  fully  discharged  on  giving  two 
thousand  pounds  bail.  Lord  Clarendon  calls 
him  "  a  man  of  good  wit,  and  a  fancy  very 
luxuriant,  and  of  an  enterprising  nature." 
After  the  Restoration  he  wrote  many  books, 
pamphlets,  and  papers,  and  his  observations 
made  a  considerable  improssion.  He  was 
afterwards  knighted,  and  served  in  the  par- 
liament called  by  A'iiig  Jamis  II.  in  1085,  for 
Winchester.  He  was  continued  licenser  of 
the  press  until  King  William's  accession, 
when  he  experienced  some  annoyance,  being 
considered  a  disaffected  person.  He  went  to 
his  grave,  however,  in  peace,  although  he  had 
survived  his  intellect.  Of  his  works  Mr.Win- 
stanley  says,  "  those  who  shall  consider  die 
number  and  pnreatneas  of  his  books,  will  ad- 
miae  he  should  ever  write  so  many ;  and  those 
who  have  read  them,  considering  the  style 
and  method  they  are  written  in,  will  more 
admire  he  should  write  so  well."  He  d.  1  Ith 
December,  1704,$  in  the  eighty-eighth  year  of 


,  speaking  of  Hanttsotun,  uyt :  "  It  in  the 
Kmg  Bdmcnd  rrtideil  near  n  whole  year, 
Ingri  by  heart  David't  Paalms  in  the  Sakon 
IT  very  book  was  rcli^ioutly  urttervc<i  by 
r  St.  Edmaod'sbarv  till  ih«  diMioiation  of 
Bet  neither  It  the  place  to  be  omitted 
oaial,  that  it  has  been  the  teat  of  the  faniuim 
Cstrashtr,  knlghls.  ever  since  John,  Barttn 
4  Knock) n,  bcsl««wirfl  it  a|x>n  hit  younger 
j«,  which  wat  in  the  rei^n  of  Edw«rd  II." 

bcth,  daaghter  an«l  co-heir  of  Hogh  HaM- 
lo  Hamon  VEHrutgt ;  and  by 


Anne,  the  other  dao^hter  and  co-heir,  Eitlnc  tu  William 
Bruwn,  brother  of  Anthony,  flrtt  Vitcuuoi  Montaga,  her 
hasband. 

:  The  other  daawhter  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Stnbbe, 
Dio.M'iA,  m.  Sir  William  Yclvertoo,  baru  of  Roofham, 
in  Norfolk. 

$  Stow,  in  hit  Sarvey,  tays:  "  Upon  the  middle  pil> 
lar  on  the  north  tide  of  St.  Gilet't  in  the  Pleldt,  Middle- 
sex, i.«  this  io'cription: 

Sir  Roger  L'Ettrange,  knt.  bom  the  17  Dec.  1016, 
Dyed  1 1  Dec.  1704." 
311 


LES 


LEV 


his  age,  leaving  no  imue  by  Anne,  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomaa  Doleman,  knt. 

Sir  Ilamon  d.  in  1654 ;  Alice,  hb  wife,  in  1050.    Ho 
was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  Nicholas  L'Estranck,  esq.  of  Hunstanton,  who 
was  created  a  Baronet  by  King  Charms  1.  1st  June, 
Ki'iO.  Sir  Nicholas  married  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir 
Kdward  Lewkenor,  knt.  of  Denham,  in  Suffolk,  and 
had  issue, 

I.  Nicholas,  his  heir. 

II.  John,  of  GresKinhall,  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of 
Hainon  L'Rstrnnge,  esq.  of  Barton  Mere,  in 
Suffolk,  and  left  issue. 

III.  Roger,  of  Hoo,  in  Norfolk,  who  had  three  wives. 

He  d.  in  October,  1706,  aged  sixty-three,  and 
was  buried  at  Hoo,  leaving  issue  only  by  his 
second  wife,  Susan,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Francis  Laud,  gent,  of  Thuxton,  vis. 

Li'wkcnor. 

Roger. 

John. 

Hcllen. 

IV.  Edward,  of  Horsted,  in  Suffolk,  left  issue. 
V.  William,  of  Mileham,  in  the  same  county. 

VI.  Thomas,  rector  of  Brisley,  in  Norfolk. 
VII.  Charles. 

Ho  </.  in  1056,  his  widow  in  1003,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Nicholas  L'Rstramgb,  who  mi.  first,  Mary, 
daughter  of  John  (-oke,  esq.  of  Hulkhuni,  in  Norfolk, 
and  had  one  surviving  son, 

NicHOLis,  his  successor. 

He  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Justinian 
Isham,  hart,  of  Lamport,  in  Nortliamptonshire,  and 
by  that  lady  had 

(Charles,  d.  unm. 

TlioninH,  m.  a  daughter  of  —  Dunwell,  esq. 

r.Iiznboth,  m.  to  Robert  Tn(«h,  cpq. 
J:inr,  w.  to  Williiini  B;iruesly,  «s<i.  of  the  Inner 
Temple,  ;iiul  d.  *2*in(l  November,  I7.'tl. 

Sir  Nicholaii  died  in  liUVJ,  and  was  succeeded  by  hi.t 
eldest  xon, 

III.  SiK  \ii-Hoi.\s  li'KiiTR t NCI.,  who  f;i.  Anne,  dan.    | 
of  Sir  Tli(iin:i<«  \Vo«li'hoii«e,  knt.  of  Kimberley  Hall, 
ill  Norfolk,  and  had   three  sons  and  two  dauglitfn*, 
\i/. 


LEVENTHORPE,  OF  SHIXGEY 


fourth  and  fifth  baronets. 


Hamon,  who  d.  unm.  on  his  travels. 

Tiiov*.s,1 

Henky,  J 

Armine,  m.  to  Nirholas  Styleman,  esq.  of  Snettis- 
ham,  in  Norfolk. 

Lucy,  tn.  in  17*il,  to  Sir  Jacob  Asthy,  bart.  of 
Melton  (-oiiAtable,  and  was  mother  of  Sir  Kd- 
war  !  Astley,  bart.    She  d.  'IM\  July,  I73l>. 

Sir  Nirhol.iA  d.  in  I7'i3,  hi<t  widow  in  ir27  ;  he  wait  .<. 
by  his  son, 

IV.  SiK  1'iioM.\s  L'lsTin.Nor.  Thl*  gentleman  tn.  ' 
Anne,  dauKliter  and  at  length  Hole  htir  of  Sir  ChriK-  | 
tophrr  ('althor])c,  K.B.  of  KaMt  Bantham,  in  Norfolk,  | 
but  died  >»ithoiit  iiMiue  in  1751,  and  was  s.  by  hi;*  bro- 
ther. 

V.  Sir  IIkvry  I.'Kstringr,  who  w.  Mary,  daughter 
of  thi-  Right  Mnn.  Rojji'r  North,  of  Rougham.but  died 
iifii*'Ic«4  Villi  St  ptember,  I7«j0,  when  the   IUronmi^ 
».xriRkD. 

Armx    CIii.  two  lionceU  p.msant  guardant  arg.     An- 
ciently, t>\er  all  a  bend  ax.  for  dillereiicr- 


Cbratid 
30th  May,  lOiS. 


Ai 


Irtnfagr. 

I.  Sir  John  Lbvivthorpb,  knt.  of  Sawing 
HertN  (son  of  Edward  Levrntharpe,  cs^.  ti 
Hall,  in  the  aame  county,  by  Mary,  his  wifi 
daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Parker,  and  IhwaDy  A 
from  John  Lerenthorpe,  esq.  who.coauBf  trm 
thorpe  Hall,  in  Yorkshirs,  settk^  ia  tW  a 
Hertford  and  represented  that  shiiv  in  part 
served  as  sheriff  of  Herta  in  1007,  aad  was  a 
B4RO.VET  30th  May,  lon.  He  m.  Jeaa,  eldrtf 
ter  of  Sir  John  Brograrr,  knt.  of  HaatOs,  a 
general  of  the  dw:hy  of  Lancaster,  umi.  by  h 
died  in  10S8,  had  iasne  six  sons  and  ■i'vea  im 
Of  the  latter,  the  eldest.  Joan.  mi.  Sir  Edward i 
of  Mark  Hall,  Essex  ;  and  the  second,  BridctLl 
the  wife  of  Sir  John  Fowle,  of  Kent.  Of  lbs  i 
the  eldest  surviving, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  LRVKKTHoari.  wnccttM  m i 
baronet  upon  the  dfOiise  of  his  father  tMi  Sry* 
1625.  This  gentleman  m.  Dorothy,  iMn^kmr ' 
(iiles  Atington,  knt.  of  Honeheath.  la  CmI 
shire,  and  by  her  (who  mi.  secondly.  HsMr>ni  if 
shire, ^  had  issue. 


John,      "1 
Tho«\s,/ 


succrnsive  baronets. 


Dorctthy,  d.  in  UTHK 
Hriilpet,  />.  in  liW7. 

Joan.  m.  2r»tli  June,  iHil.  tn  ('h.-irV«  ( -rMf 
I  if  Much  lladliani. 

Sir  Tliomas  died  aoth  .Xpril.  liiJT.  anJ  «v  i.  ^ 
son, 

III.  Sir  John  LEVKKTHORrK.baptiMdJlU Illy* 
at  whose  decease,  unmarried,  of  ^c  iasBf* 
Novi-mbfr,  ItUtf,  the  Baronetry  devolved  «  Ui 
ther, 

IV.  SirThuv%b  LrvtXTHiiRPR.boralM 
UiXi.  who  M.  *iud  January.  ia5M,  Mary. 
Sir  Capt'1  Bedell,  bart.  of  Haap«rtnfB.la  H 
Hhire,  and  by  h4>r  (who  died  in  LimAm  9^h 
liiH.I)  had  an  only  daughter  and  heir. 

M«RY.  m.  15th  June.  1071.  to  John  CtU.« 
Melbourne,  in  Derbjiditw,  aad  hali^* 

Sir  Thomas  was  killed  by  a  kick  frai  *  ^ 
Khn^ton,  in  Derbyshire,  S7tb  Jaly.  Id,  mi  ■< 
by  hi»  uncle. 

\.  THh  Ri.v.  Sir  Cn«ri.es  LivKKTavari.  l^* 
White  RiKiing,  in  Kntex.  baptised  tSA 
ICiUl,  at  whon**  derea«e  unmarried  JMh  -%i 
the  BiRo.MTcT  became  iLXTi\rT.  TW  a^ 
Shing  y  Hall  wa^  sold  by  Sir  Thmaw'i  P^ 
Thomas  ('tiki>,  esq.  to  Ral|4i  Frvmaii.f«<-if* 
fnmi  whom  it  was  purchased  by  Edvaid  C^ 
rtiq. 

Arms-  Arg.  a  bend  gobonte  ga.  aaJ  »• 

319 


I 


LEW 


LEY 


-EWIS,  OF  LLANOORSE. 

» 14tb  September,  1<K7.— Extinct  in  107S. 

Irinragr. 

:k  Lbw»,  descended  from  Lewi*  of  Ffrwd- 
une,  in  riffat  of  bit  wife,  one  of  tbe  dangh- 
o-bein  of  William  Watkina,  e«q.  poaieseed 
igoTM  estate,  in  the  county  of  Brecon.     His 


UM  Lewis,  esq.  of  Uangorse,  M.P.for  Bre- 
tt 1600,  was  created  a  Babonkt  14th  Sep- 
t7,  and  resided  principally  at  Borden,  in 
le  d.  in  1072  (when  the  Baronbtcy  became 
baTing  bad  an  only  son, 

riCK,  who  d.  V.  p.  leaving  three  daughters, 
I  one  of  whom,  Elixabkth,  sprang 

iwis  Pbtsb,  esq.  who  inherited  the  Goger- 
idan  esute,  and  was  father  of 

Maboabbt  Pbtsb,  the  wife  of  Edward 
Loreden  Loreden,  esq.  of  Buscot  Park, 
Berks,  who,  in  conjunction  with  his  son , 
the  present  Pbtsb  Pbtsb,  esq.  of  Go- 
grrddan,  sold  in  IHOO  the  greatest  part 
of  the  Llangorse  property. 


LEWYS,  OF  LEDSTON. 


ID 

loot. 


ElTINCT 

in  l(i7l. 


ilinragr. 

Kwvi,  esq.  of  Marre,  barrister  atlaw,  re- 
Doncaster,  Stc.  son  of  Robert  Lewys,  of 
r  descendant  of  an  ancient  WtUh  family, 
Isry,  daughter  of  Lionel  Keresby,  esq.  of 
tmnd  dying  I7th  October,  31  EuztBrru,  left 

•,  of  Marre,  treasurer  for  lame  soldiers  in 
West  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  m.  Jane,  daugh- 
4  Bdaond  Mnndsy,  esq.  and  left  at  hu  de- 
iM  Jambs  I. 

lOMAS,  d.  s.  p.  His  widow,  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Thomas  7'albot,  esq.  of 
Bashall,  m.  secondly,  Theobald,  Viscount 
Boorke,  of  Mayo. 

«BCIS,  d.  i.  p. 

try,  Mk  Co  Thomas,  son  of  Sir  William  Chay- 


■D,  of  whoa  presently. 

ifvtv  M.  to  J.  MauleTerer,  esq. 
m,  to  John  Ramadan,  esq. 
m.  to  Timothy  Bright,  esq. 
m.  to  Richard  Horsfall,  est}. 


Richard  LBWTs,esq.  married  Jane,  eldest  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Gervase  Brinsley,  esq.  of  Brinsley,  and 
dying  in  1601,  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

I.  Sir  John  Lewts,  of  Ledston,  who  was  created  a 
Babonbt  in  1060.  He  m.  Sarah,  third  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Foot,  lord  mayor  of  London  in 
1040,  and  by  her,  who  wedded,  secondly,  Densil  On- 
slow, esq.  had  two  daughters,  his  co-heirs,  tIz. 

Elikabrtr,  m.  to  Theophilus,  Earl  of  Huntingdon. 
Mart,  m.  to  Robert,  Lord  Deincourt,  son  and  heir 
of  Nicholas,  Earl  of  Scarsdale. 

Sir  John  died  in  1671,  when  the  BABONrrcr  became 
extinct. 

i4rMw— Sa.  a  cheT.  between  three  trefoils  or. 


LEY,  OF  WESTBURY. 


Created 
20th  July,  iOlO. 


Extikct 
in  1679. 


lineage. 

I.  SiB  Jambs  LBT,knt.  a  younger  son  of  Henry  Ley, 
esq.  of  Treflbnt  Ewias,  in  the  county  of  Wilts,  baring 
attained  great  eminence  at  the  bar,  was  made  seijeant- 
at-law,  1  J  AXES  1.  and  the  next  year  constituted  chief 
justice  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bendi  in  Ireland.  In 
fifteen  years  afterwards,  residing  then  at  Westbury, 
in  Wiltshire,  he  was  created  a  Baronet  20th  July, 
IOI0,  having  some  time  previously  received  the  honour 
of  knighthood.  In  1022  he  was  appointed  lord  trea* 
f  urer,  and  the  same  year  created  Baron  Ley.  On  the 
accession  of  Charles  1.  his  lordship  was  made  Earl  of 
Marlborough,  and  soon  after  appointed  president  of 
the  council.  He  m.  first,  Mary,  daughter  of  John 
Pettey,  esq.  of  Stoke  Talmage,  in  the  county  of  Ox- 
ford, and  had  issue, 

Henbt,  his  heir. 

James,  d.  in  1018  unm. 

WiLUAM ,  successor  to  his  nephew. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Morice  Carant,  esq.  of  Tooner,  in 
Somersetshire. 

Anup,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Long,  of  Draycot,  Wilts, 
M.P.  for  Wilts. 

Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Erisey,  esq.  of  Erisey,  in 
Comwsll. 

Dionysia,  m.  to  John  Harington,  esq.  of  Somerset- 
shire. 

Margaret,  m.  to  —  Hobson.  esq.  of  Hertfordshire. 

Enther,  m.  to  Arthur  Fuller,  esq.  of  Bradfield,  in 
the  county  of  Hertford. 

Martha,  d.  unm. 

Phorbc,  m.  to  —  Biggs,  esq.  of  Sturst,  Berks. 

His  lordship  m.  secondly,  Mary,  widow  of  Sir  William 
Bower,  knt. ;  and  thirdly,  June,  daughter  of  John, 
Lord  Butler,  of  Bramfield,  but  had  no  other  issue. 
He*  died  iu  1028,  and  waa  s.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

II.  MB  HfiNBT  Let,  second  Earl  of  Marlborough, 
who  m.  .Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Arthur  Capel,  knt.  of 


rMiip  wa«  eMermed  a  person  uf  great  talents  and  inti-srity,  and  left  behind  him  teveral  learned  work*  la 
S  S  31S 


LIP 


LIT 


Hadham,  in  IfertfonlBhire.  by  whom  he  had  a  daugh- 
ter, Elixab«th,  who  d.  unmarried,  and  a  aon,  hia  rac> 
cpsaor  at  hin  decease  about  the  year  ld38, 

III.  Sis  James  Ley,  third  Earl  of  Marlborough. 
Thia  nobleman,  a  naral  officer  and  eminent  mathe- 
matician and  navigator,  waa  constituted  lord  admiral 
of  all  his  majesty's  ships  at  Dartmouth  and  parts  ad- 
jacent. In  ion  he  was  employed  in  the  American 
plantations ;  but  in  1605,  commanding  "  that  huge 
ship,  called  the  Old  James,  in  that  great  fight  at  sea 
witfi  the  Dutch  upon  the  23rd  June,  was  there  slain 
by  a  cannon-bullet."  He  died  unmarried,  and  the  ho- 
nours rererteil  on  his  lordiihip's  decease  to  his  uncle, 

IT.  Sir  WiLUAii  Lky,  fourth  Karl  of  Marlborough, 
who  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Hewyt, 
Int.  of  Beccles,  in  Norfolk,  but  died  issueless  in  IG79, 
when  all  his  honours,  including  the  Baronitct,  kx- 

PIRBD. 

AnNs—Xrg.  a  cheTrou  between  three  seals*  heads 
couped  sa. 


LIPIMNCOTT,  OF  STOKE  BKSIIOP. 


Created 
7th  Sept.  1778. 


hj"xr"Lru- 


@y^^ 


Extinct 
23rd  Aug.  1820. 


Hinragr. 

Georoe  LipriNCOTT.esq.  of  Sydbury,in  Devonshire, 
wax  father  of 

Thumas  LiPPiNCorr,  esq.  bapt.  Ist  February,  1572. 
of  Pyiihill,  in  the  parish  of  Sydbury  aforcjiaid,  who  m. 
15th  July,  1605,  Elizabeth ,  aud  had  iiwuc, 

Th()V48,  of  Culm8tock,in  Devon,  who  m.  Dorothy 
Kaker,  and  had  a  numerous  family. 

Henry,  of  whom  presently. 

John,  m.  Mary  Bartlett. 

Walter,  bapt.  at  Sydbury,  2-2nil  August,  1019,  bu- 
ried May,  1682.     He  left  isiiue. 

The  second  hou, 

Henry  Lippincutt,  esq.  of  AlmAhayne,  in  the 
county  of  Devon,  bapt.  at  Sydbury,  7tb  January,  1613, 
m.  about  the  year  1670,  Rebecca,  daughter  of —  Mills, 
of  l.'ffculni,  and  was  s.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Henry  Lippincott,  esq.  who  m.  Mary, ilauf^htcr  of 
Timothy  Pepert'Il.  of  Culuistock,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1752,  had  issue, 

Hrnry,  his  heir. 

Rebercn,  bapt.  13th  September,  1733, 
Elizabeth,  bapt.  6th  June,  17.15,  d.  in  17C2. 

He  d.  in  174.'),  and  wan  .t.  by  his  son, 

I.  Henry  Lippincott,  esq.  of  Stoke  Bishop,  in  the 
county  of  (jluucester,  a  merchant  at  Bristol,  and  she- 
riff of  that  city  in  1769.  who  was  created  .i  B\RONr.T 
7th  September,  1778.  Sir  Henry  m.  (-atherinc.  daugb- 
tcr  and  heir  of  Charles  Jeffcries,  esq.  (by  Anue  his 


•  Srlden  was  possi'MiKl  of  two  u;rants  of  lundst  to  the 
iiionaMtfi-y  nf  Evesham,  in  7  Hknry  II.  1161,  to  both  of 
whirh  John  de  Lyttletim  was  witiii-«.«.  Thin  ii«  the  ino>t 
ancient  that  the  name  of  Lytteltuu  U  to  be  met  wiih,  and 
as  the  laud  bo  given,  wax  at  Lench,  near  South-LvltcltoD, 


wife,  only  daughter  of  Sir  WflUaai  Ca 
eventually  heiress  of  her  tomliet  Sir  Ri 
and  had  an  only  child, 

II.  Sir  Hxnrt  Cann  LirriRCorr,  who 
23rd  August,  1829,  wh«B  the  BaemiBrcY 


ti] 
I 


Arms  Quarteriy ;  flnt  end 
ter  embattled,  gtalea  end  aeUe. 
guardant  argent,  two  end  one; 
a  chevron  argent,  between  three 
and  combed  or. 


LITTLETON,  OF  PILLATON 


Creatid 
28th  June,  1027. 


I« 


arincagr. 

By  an  ancient  pedigree  in  the  College 
appears  that  the  family  of  Littlruh,  or 
was  settled  at  Frankley,  in  Woroartni 
1235,*  when  it  is  recorded  that 

Thomas  db  LYrrLSTUN,  m.  Emma  de  F^ 
heiress,  lady  of  the  manor  of  FranUej,  I 
he  was  a  stranger  in  the  connty,  or  m 
town  of  South  Lyttleton.  in  the  Vale  of  B 
there  is  reason  to  think,  he  did,  it  e  maiti 
they  had  an  only  daughter,  Emha,  wboak  it 
de  Tatlington,  of  Tredington,  in  tlie  niN  < 
secondly,  Nicholas  Whetamstede.  Shewn 
tress  to  the  Abbey  of  Halesowen,  io  Anj 
d.  in  1208.  Thomas  Lyttleton  m.  aecaodl 
daughter  and  heir  of  William  Pits  War 
Upton,  one  of  the  justices  itinerant  andji 
Common  Pleas,  12  Henry  II.  and  nestyei 
Worccster>hire,  by  that  lady  he  had  tkm 
Mi'Nu,  Thomak,  and  John.    The  eldest, 

EuMi'ND  i)K  Lyttleton,  m.  Luda  de  Bey 
ing  no  issue,  was  .«.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  uk  L\tti.rton.  who  resided  at  ki 
Coulesdon,  in  I  pper  Snodsbury,  and  hai 
Newenton,  (volgo  Naunton  Beaochaa^)  ia 
of  Worcester.  In  the  l»th  Edward  II.  ht  i 
knight  of  the  shire  for  Woroeater.  He  ■ 
Bois,  or  Atwood.  of  a  considerable  faailji 
ley.  in  that  county,  and  waa  s.  bjhia  isb, 

Thomas  di:  Lytti.btun,  who  m,  JnliaB,^ 
Robert  de  Somery,  and  had  two  toes, 
younger,  was  appointed  commiaaioocr  af  ■ 
other,  the  chief  gentlemen  of  the  county  if 
1  Hrnry  IV.  on  a  rumour  of  foreign  Invi 
m.  Keatrhx.  Freschevel,  of  a  noble  family  ie 
of  Warwick,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  dai 
wife  of  Jeffery  Frere,  esq.    The  elder  pee. 

Thoma.h  ue  LriTFLTUN.t  recovered,  by 
right,  the  manor  of  Frankley,  on  failarc  * 
hi.s  coiiHin,  Thomas  de  Tatlington.    He  vai 
the  body  to  Henry  IV.  and  Hi^rt  V.  aadi 


it  !!•  probable,  thi«  John  was  ancestor  to  L 
Frankley. 

t  Thoma5  thus  spelled  tlK>  name,  and  feili 
chevron  between  three  escalltip*,  u  ascdbyh 

314 


Uf  .Xn'f/f    LIT 


■■  (noM  Ub  kj  hath  kioft  ant  or  the  tte 
rtaU  tf  WottailieT,  frt  bnuil gr^inUa  terrlria, 
proHd  is  the  (nati.  He  ueh  to  wife.  Miiul, 
m  aad  huT  ■(  Rlchud  gurteTBiiD,  of  >  lufv 
■t  BIti  ■■!  Nsnh  Watun,  is  OKfordibin, 
■■  hi*  vib,  Jtofbur  and  bdr  ■>(  Crcy,  of  Ro- 
M,  a&l  had  AB  aaty  daufhtar  uiil  hFiiw, 

UBlIn,  wfaB  B,  THOmi^HTCOTI.    «q.    hUt 

pMilMly  u  htr  BivTiiift,  Inalnii  Oit  her 
haatu4  •booM  uh«  tb*  bu«  ar  Litttlituh. 
ba_HJ  «.  ahHl  tha  year  1411.    M nd,  hii  wift, 
tag  U_,  hoMiDi  FrauUey  Id  dnar  or  join- 
Danied  Hcudly,  JohD  HaHey,  eiq.  Hia  «m  in- 

ail  Wdtccttb,  iJIai  LTTTLnoii,  vaiaachealot  gl 
r«enbin,»ttaHii>iTVI.aiid  lied  In  thai  ni(n, 
f  ky  the  helniH  of  Unleton,  who  wedded,  «■ 
r.  ThotwH  Henilrr,  e«|.  if  UcfaficM.  |vllh  fnor 
■en.  or  vhoB  Anne,  ■>.  Thomai  Porter,  aq.  af 


lichalaa.l  who  hMhTrluncd  thrir  palemal  tur 


na.  danctaur  aad  heir  of  Ednio 
af  ittaflbrdabire.  and  wu  anre 
Wnt»tH  of  thai  conaly.  G 
GrerBtTlll,  ofGlaimitmhint.ai 


LIT 

bU  ccUbnte.1 

jodg. 

.nade  Ua  Uat  wiU 

ttnd  A 

181.  and  dird 

the  nut  day,  at  hia  lea 

al  Fran 

■  ereat  aod 

good 

old  »%».     Hll  widow  «lr 

m  twenty  fo 

e,  lean 

IKK  a  grwt  eaUte 

which 

her  rather  u 

am.     The  uxt 

iK^ty  of  the  manor  of  Baxtarlay,  in  Wanrkkahir^ 
I.  Alice,  daiigbtcr  and  hair  of  William  Wineabnry, 
•q.  of  I'illatou  Hall,  in  the  county  of  StaOhn].  and 


wmu  (Sir),  hla  beir. 

CQ,  H-  Aral  to  John  Calni  eaq.  of  Woodcote, 

n  Sbni|>ab>rt.  and  aecoudly  to  WIUUu  Bac 

rK»r«,  m.  tint  'lo  WiJllam    Humphry  PJgot, 
■q.  d(  Galop,  and  Mcaiidly  to  ^  Cllflou,  eH|. 


IfcaaoBUdbeir. 
Tb>bi<Lttti.cio!i,  K  B.  beeaMCOT 

■talaK. hUalebnled-  Ta i tTn a » 


fcrvard  appoiAled  atewB 
iW>  bauebold ;  tbe  ar 
U^l  arrjeant.  and  rodr 

^  aaad  a  feneral  pardon 


rd  of  the  Manhalwa  o 


Bh<t<: 


>W..hr. 
Wvof  L 
^.  11^.  f<n-a  rohe 

*  lB«hl  of  the  Uaih,  witli  the  Prince  of  »  ai», 

■  m.  tamm.  daa«hur  and  coheir  of  WJIItam 
fm  oaf.  of  BrmniK-Tvfl  Caatle,  In  .Shropabire, 
•hrl  af  Sir  Philip  (;betwynd,  knt.  of  Inxrairy, 
*niiihlre,  fwlih  wbon  he  acquired  1ar(e  poi- 


k>ra4Bn.  of  whom  prr>eiilly. 
(^■BH,  af  Kpecblry,  near  Woi 
•f  the  Lard  Ke^prr  I.jttelton, 


■tabic  aud  keeper  of  the  ra 

the  county  of  Stafford,  fc 
Suffordahire  13  and  31  H 


Middlemore.  esq.   of  Ed|- 

y  of  Warwick. 

I  VIII.  and  waai.  by  bia 

knt.  of  PillalDD  Hall,  who 
Vlll.  of  tbe  office  of  CDD- 
itle  of  Slaffbrd,  and  keep'T 


aT  VIII.  a 

daqffater    of     h 


4  EUW4I 


Henry  Gower,  eaq.  of  Worcealera 
of  John  Polliot,  e«|.  of  Pirton  :  . 
ofSirJameaFulJamhe.  knt.  Sir 
lubrl.  nlii^t  of  —  Wood,  and  d 


Kuffbrd.  lahf  ar.  aecon'tly.  Ralph 
Wrinrhill)  boi  by  iha-  lady  bad  no 
Hh  October,  1U8,  and  waa  i.  by  b» 

ITTLCTOii.  knt.  ihcriff  of  Stallbrd' 


anihler  of  Thoma 


a.  Uercy.  dauKhlerof  J 


kHh  wai  toaiMairri  apun  by  Sir  P/lwird  (^>ke. 
Thr  nWbctly  aad  aKfularo  kI  Ibi  w<>ck  have 


LIT 


LIT 


II.  Constance,  m.  to  Tbomfta  Holt,  taq.  of  Gristle- 
hurst,  in  Lancashire. 

III.  Mary,  m.  to  Walter  Vernon,  esq.  of  Hounhill, 

in  StafTordshire. 

IV.  Grace,  m.  first  to  Francis  Hamage,esq.  of  Bel- 

sardine,  in  the  county  of  Salop,  and  secondly, 
to  Silranus  Lacon,  esq.  of  the  same  county. 
r.  Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  John  Repington,  knt.  of 
Amington,  in  the  county  of  Warwick. 

Sir  Edward  d.  10th  July,  1574,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest 
son. 

Sir  Edward  LiTrLiTON,1cnt.  sheriff  of  Staffordshire 
S5th  and  35th  of  Elizasrth,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Stafford,  in  the  39th  of  the  same  reign,  m.  Margaret, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Uerereux,  knt. 
youngest  son  of  Walter,  ViKcount  Hereford,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  Edward  (Sir),  his  successor. 

II.  Thomas,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of 

Adam   Morton,   esq.  of  Wilbrighton,  in  the 
county  of  Stafford. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Fowler,  esq.  of  King's 

Haninge,  Salop. 
II.  Anne,  m.  to  Humphrey  Salwey,  esq.  of  Stanford, 
in  Worcestershire. 

III.  Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Knightley,  esq.  of  Fawes- 

ley,  in  the  county  of  Northampton, 
iv.  Ellen,  m.  to  William  Babington,  esq.  of  Cur- 
borough,  in  the  county  of  Stafford. 
V.  Margaret,  m.  to  John  Skinner,  esq.  of  Cofton, 

in  Worcestershire. 
VI.  I^ettice,  m.  to  John  Fulnethy,  archdeacon  of 

Stafford. 
▼II.  Constance,  m.  to  Richard' Hill,  gent,  of  London. 

Sir  Edward  was  #.  at  his  decease  by  his  son. 

Sir  Edward  Littlkton,  M.P.  for  Staffordshire,  31 
Jahks  I.  and  sheriff  Mth  of  the  same  reign,  m.  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  Clement  Fisher,  knt.  of  Packington, 
in  the  county  of  Warwick,  and  had  Issue, 

Edward,  his  heir. 

Fisher,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  John  Baynton,  esiq. 
of  Wiltshire. 

Walter  (Sir),  chancellor  of  the  dioceRR  of  Lichfield 
and  Coventry,  m.  Priscilla,  daughter  of  Sir 
Lewis  Pembertnn,  knt.  of  Rii»hden,  in  North- 
amptonshire, and  had  four  sons,  viz. 

Walter,  of  Lichfield, m.  a  daughter  of  William 

Talbot,  esq.  of  Sturton  Castle,  Staffordshire, 

and  left  issue. 
Edward,  m.  a  daughter  of  —  Mullins,  but 

d.  X.  p. 
Fisher,  LL.D.  tn.  Elizubeth,  daughter  of  Pinrc- 

beck,  of  London,  and  widow  of  Skegms,  and 

d.  in  March,  1(100-7. 
Henry,  merchant  of  Loudon,  d.  s.  p. 

William,  m.  the  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Web- 
ster, of  Amsterdam,  merchant. 

Lettice,  m.  first,  to  William  Washbournc,  esq.  of 
Washboume,  and  secondly,  to  John  Clent,  et>q. 
of  Knightwick,  both  in  Worcestershire. 

Mary,  m.  to  Euscby  Shuckburgh,  esq.  of  Nasicby, 
in  Northamptonshire. 


*  In  the  chancel  of  Pcnkrirli  Chinch,  Hsrain<t  the 
north  wall,  i»  a  very  nobli*  iiionnnirnt  «»f  Vfirietjaied  iii.u- 
blf,  whert-on  are  (he  t-tli^ics  of  two  kniuhty  and  ilirir 
ladie}>,  uiidfir  two  arrhoH,  one  nlxiM-  the  oi her,  the  arms 
in  great  meaMire  broken  off;  (he  names  of  the  children, 
with  their  etli^ieit.  were  alHuit  (he  (uuib;  but  the  latter 
are  entirely  defaced,  rnderneath  is  a  Latin  epitaph,  anrl 
over  one  of  the  kniiiht."  it,  (he  followint;  in!icriptii>n.  in 
letters  of  gold  : 


Margaret,  m.  firatf  to  Siir  Gco^pt  Bfm 
Radford,  in  W>wrick>bire»  mdA  nos 
Robert,  Pialier.  but  of  PwOamgltam. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Hate,  barC  • 

Sir  Edward  d.  in  July,  ltt9,*  anawM  «.  I 
son, 

I.  Edward  LiTrurroif ,  eaq.  of  PillattB 
county  of  Stafford,  who  was  cnatod  a  1 
King  Charlks  I.  18tb  Jane,  MV.     Sir 
Hester,  daughter  of  Sir  William  ContaVB. 
don,  and  by  her  (who  «•.  iiiopdly.  Thus 
esq.  of  ShelTOck,  in  Shropohire*)  had  iam 

William,  who  <f.  r.  f, 
Edward,  his  heir. 
James,  d,  s.  p. 

Anne,  m.  to  —  Cole,  eaq.  of  Shicwibai 
Margaret,  m.  to  Robert  Napier,  eaq.  c 

Sir  Robert  Napier,  of  Liitan  Hoo,  ia 

of  Bedford. 

Sir  Edward  was  a  leaUms  royaliat,  aod 
£'1347  for  composition  for  his  estate.    Hi 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  Edward  LurucroN.  who  m,  I 
daughter  of  Sir  Walter  Wrotealey.bart.  of 
and  had 

1.  Edward,  who  died  in  the  lifetime  d 
24th  January,  1704,  leaTing  by  U 
sannah,  daughter  of  SirTheopbORi 
hart,  (whiith  lady  d,  29th  Angast.  1 

1.  Edward,  suoceaaorto  his 

2.  Theophilus,  d.  unm. 

3.  Fisher,   barriater*at-I«w, 

He  had  m.  Prances,  elder dn 
co-heir  of  James  Whitehall,< 
Ridware,  in  Staffordshire,  n 
sons  and  a  daughter,  tis. 

Edward,  fourth  banmct 
Fisher,  harrister-at-law.  n. 

daughter  and  heirofTha 

esq.  of  Northrrps,  in  N' 

had  no  issue. 
Frances,  m.  to  MoRnoy  ^ 

esq.  of  Hatheiton,  in  tin 

Stafford. 

1.  Susan,  m.  to  Sir  John  Corytoi 

2.  Mary,  m.  to  Edward  Arfalasl 

I^ngdon,  in  Staffordshiie. 

3.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Humphry  Ho 

4.  Catherine,  jn.  to  John  Floyer, 

Sir  John  Floyer.  M.l).  of  La 

5.  Jane,  m.  to  John  EgKingtoa.  c 

baston,  in  Staffordshire. 

II.  Walter,  migor  in  the  amy,  si.  I 
Knollytt,  daughter  of  Nkrholss.  Ei 
bury.    He  fell  in  a  duel  and  left  ni 

1.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Wnltrr  Chetwyad. 

gestrce.  in  Staffordshire,  sad  had  t 

II.  Hester,  m.  to  Humphrey  Persehea 

Reynolds  Hall,  in  Staffordihiie. 

Sir  Edward  m.  secondly,  Joyce,  daughter  of 

Littleton,  of  Teddealey  Hay,  and  by  that  l» 


Reader.  'twa»  thought  enoa^b,  apua  tbc  1 
or  (he  Cirvil  Captain,  lb*  Enemy  of  R«)< 
To  write  no  inorok  bat  (Here  lies  Hasail 
I>:t  thi«  sutbce  tbee  then,  in»ie4d  of  sD 
Here  Lve  two  Knighfs,  the  Father  sad  d 
Sir  Edvtard,  and  Sir  Ed  want  UilleceR- 

i  The  other  dancht^r  and  ci»  hrir  marmd 
Parker  of  the  Court  of  Comni<ia  Pica*. 

3iri 


LIT 


LIV 


[,  who  d,  mam.  at  hit  teat  at  Tamworth, 
nh  imae,  1747. 
Walter,  d.  mamu 

H«BV7,  ^cpatj  90T«mor  of  Cork,  left  no  iiuae. 
FIAor,  honiicer-at-law,  soocetded  to  the  estate  of 

hia  cUoot  hrochcr. 
WiDtaai,  ca^  ILN.  left  a  eon, 

MwaHi»  who  inherited  Uie  property  of  hie  uncle 
Fbhor.  He  m.  hie  ooaein,  Joyce,  eldest 
<a«ghteT  of  Stanford  Wollentan,  esq.  of  Stat- 
Ml.  and  d,  «.  p, 

I,  kiUod  in  a  dual,  d.  mun. 

m.  —  IHXk;  eeq.  of  Maztoke  Castle,  in 


■  A 


I.  to  Stanlbid  Wolfentan,  esq.  of  Statfold. 

aho«t  1710,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 
Sia   EowABU  LiTTLSTON.    This  gentleman  m. 
V  «Bly  daaghter  of  Sir  Richard  Hoare.  knt.  lord 
of  the  city  of  London,  and  ohm  of  its  represen- 
fm  parliament,  iemp.  Queem  Anni,  but  died 
toi  Jaaaary,  1712,  and  was  *.  by  his  nephew, 
Sib  Eowabd  LiTTi.rroN,  who  m.  Frances, eldest 
•f  Christopher  Horton,*  esq.  of  Catton,  in  the 
ef  Derby,  but  d.  issu*'1ess  I8th  May,  1913,  when 
laaoMcrcT  BxriaiD.    Sir  Edward  had  removed 
MMoT  the  family  from  Pillaton  HalI,toTeddesley. 
eonnty.    His  estates  derolred  upon  his 


Jomn    Walhocik,   esq.  who  assumed 
and  arms  of  Littliton.    He  was 
to  the  peerage  in  1835,  and  is  now  (1837) 
UsTHBBTOM,  o/  HoikertoH,  in  the  county 


•Arpeat,  a  cherron  between  three  escallops 

iTTLETON,  OP  STOKK  MILKURGH. 
14Ch  Oct.  I(MS.~EXT1MCT  in  Jan.  1710. 

iTaovAB  LrrrBLTOH,  K.B.  of  Prankley,  the  reic- 

>  of  the  *'  Treatise  on  Tenures,"  m.  Joan, 

Philip  Chetwynd,  of  luRestrie,  in  Staf- 

r«  aad  danj^htrr  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William 

roBMCToft  Castle,  in  the  county  of  Salop, 

>  ^Ttag  nrd  Aagust,  IWI,  left  issue. 

FiixjAM,  aareator  of  the  Ixirds  L\ttijeton,  of 
FtartJey. 

lABD.  ancestor  of  the  LirrLrroNM,  of  Pillaton 
Teddesley. 

las,  of  whose  line  we  have  to  treat. 

*  ^B^i^at  aoo, 

^ftMtf  LiTTLiTOH,  was  seated  at  Spetchley,  in 
^^Hiinklrt.  He  m.  Aunr,  daughter  and  heir  of 
V^  Balf«an»  eaq.  of  Bocreaux  Castle,  in  Cornwall. 
^  Abb  ikia  miarriage  descended  Sir  Edmhnu  Lyt- 
i  MoBBslow,  lord  keeper  of  the  great  seal, 
LfttfelOD  of  Mounslow  ;  and 
m   LrrrLBToH,  eiiq.   of   Stoke    Milburgh,   in 


Shropshire,  created  a  Babonbt  I4th  October,  161*2. 
He  m.  Awdrey,  daughter  and  erentual  heir  of  Thomas 
Foyntz,  esq.  of  North  Skynden,  in  Essex,  and  dying 
about  the  year  1047,  left  a  son, 

II.  Sib  Thomas  LirrLrroN.who  m.  his  cousin,  Anne, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Edmund  Lord  Littleton,  of  Moun- 
slow,  lord  keeper  of  the  great  seal,  and  dying  in  April, 
1861,  was  #.  by  his  son. 

III.  Sia  Tboiias  LiTTLBTON,speaker  of  the  House  of 
Commons,  femp.  William  III.  who  m.  Ann,  daughter 
of  Benjamin  Baun,  esq.  of  Westcoate,  in  Gloucester- 
shire,  but  died  without  issue  in  January,  1710,  when 
the  Babonbtct  became  bxtinct. 


iaaiBTorMBB  Hobtom.cmi.  m.  Fraiirf«.only  <l»iiuh 
~  heir  at  Sir  Rotebia*  Hj«Mell.  hart,  of  Cadehy,  ' 
of  Lcirrttrr,  and  had  iftiic, 


IBB, at.  Lady  Anne  Lattrrll.Mfcond  daogli- 
IV  of  SlmoB,  Earl  tft  Carharoptoo.  ami  had  ont* 
■m.  who  died  aa  infant.     Ill*  widow  m.  H.  K.  H. 

NBaaT-FBBDBBICK,      Dl'KB     "f      Ct'MBBRLANU, 

ysaaam  um  of  /CimgCEOkci  II.  but  had  no  i«.-nt- 
■f  Hi*  Rojal  HighnvM. 


ilrau— Arg.  a  cherron  between  three  escallop  shells 


sa. 


LIVESEY,  OF  EAST  CHURCH. 


Cbrated 
nth  July,  1027. 


Attainted 
in  1860. 


Utiuage. 

The  family  of  Liresey  was  originally  of  LiTesey,  in 
the  county  of  Lancaster,  a  scion  of  which 

Edmunu  LirasBY,  of  Parra  Markham,  in  Notting- 
hamshire, left  by  his  wife,  a  daughter  of  NcTil.  two 
sons,  Henry,  whose  only  daughter  and  heir,  «i.  — 
lioken  ;  and 

Albxandbb  LivESBr,  who  m.  Anne,  Fleshwell,  of 
Slaby,  in  Derbyshire,  and  was  father  of 

RoBRBT  LivRSBY,  csq.  of  Streatham,  in  Surrey,  who 
serred  as  sheriflf  of  Sussex  and  Surrey  in  1502,  and 
1802.  He  Ml.  ftrst.  Amy,  daughter  of  John  Brooke,  of 
Loudon,  and  had  by  her,  an  only  dau^thter,  Martha, 
m.  to  Sir  Edward  Peyton,  bart.  He  wedded,  secondly, 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Maurice  Berkeley,  esq.  of  Wy- 
moudham,  in  Leicestershire,  and  by  her,  who  m.  aft*  r 
Mr.  Livesey's  decease,  Robert  Pakenham,  had  three 
souN.  viz. 

Edward,  whose  son  Robert  was  liring  abroad  in 

18111. 
William,  tt.  n.  p. 
GABBi£L,of  whom  we  have  to  treat. 

Tlie  third  son, 

Uabrirl  Livbsay,  esq.  of  Hollinffbourne,  in  Kent, 
inherited,  by  bequest,  from  Henry  Richards,  the  manor 
and  estate  of  Minster,  in  the  same  county,  and  served 
the  offlt-e  of  sherilT  in  ItflA.  By  Anne,  his  second 
wife,  daughter  of  Sir  .Mtchacl  Sondes,  knt.  of  Throw* 
ley.  he  left  at  his  decease,  iMth  March,  1823,  an  only 
•on. 

1.  Sir  .MicHiiL  Liveskv.  of  East  Church,  in  Kent, 


Ei'sEBio,  m.  PlKrbe,  danehtiT  of  Daviei  Davenport. 
rM|.  ot  (■4pcBih(>ine,  in  vli«*»hir<':  hi*  eldest  dau|;h- 
irr  Annk.  m.  Robcrt-Jubn.  ehlvst  b4»u  of  liir  laic 
Sir  RolNTt  Wiliiiot,  hart  who  having  t<ken  thr 
n.iiiii-  of  llt>rton,  is  tbt*  f»rpf«ut  /f/.  Horn.  Sir  Rii« 

SRRT-JOHN  WlLMtrr  IIORTO.H,  baft. 

Fianrc*.  m.  to  .Sir  Edward  LittletiW,  an  above. 
Elizabeth,  m.  lo  Ceoree,  third  Lord  Carbrriy. 

317 


LLO 
b  tbc  parliuDeat  In 


II  IM7.  Rit  Hlclucl, 
tlu  troaMiJ  tim«  Id 
tlwUiv'ijadan,  ud 


\iaxtlj  After  tbtc  «v«d1,  kd  fed  of  pirliAsiciit  irfenril. 
iiT  tiim  uaundcr  fend  Ibc  fgrfciton  of  fell  hk  Unda, 
Thieh  wen  gruud  u  iuio,  Dnkr  dT  York.  Tha 
liiosncl  wfei  ofcmne  iiTiiiciiiiRfeD. 

Jnu— Arg.  1  lion  runpt.  pi.  bctwccB  IhrMtnfDiU 

LLOYD,  OF  YALE. 


IIMlmu,  IM7. 


9.ituast. 

Enit  Lum).  «*!■  of  Vm1«,  in 


LLO 

I.  8»  E>ur  Llotd,  1  Ynln,  «te  ■. 


Wynn,  D.  D.  r 
ltd  fe  IfeiiiUn', 
Hi«Bi>n  Wm.  Mr  W 1 

UfeB  Vu|lu.,    Hf.      TU 

Hour  MsrtTB,  kut.a(M< 
Sir  Enn  Uo^  died  aft  April,  ITN,  wl 
Jmu— QnarttrlT;  fast  and  fOutk, 


LLOYD,  OF  GABTH. 


lieii 


n  Dtrnbicb^hirep  ■ 


LD-fflDFrml  in  the  ferri 
hu  niv»1y  itittg  ua^nLEM,  in  Ireluid,  bod  and 
of  Sir  John  LlDyd,  knifhl  bfeoneret,  and  ^randaDo  of 
Sir  Etu  LIo)^,  koilbl  bamKrct.  tlie  tvelfth  of  bli 
race  lineal]}  deKcodcd  fmn  Ynyr  of  Vale,  and  Um 
t^nth  of  Ilia  houac  of  tiie  name  of  UoydfJ  married 


Ho(rr,  ».  Miu  Ni|:1>tinp.lF.  and  hyd  ia-u.^. 


ri.ii.p.j».) 


t'lltaarine.  n.  lo  iohn  Uoii,  ea«.  of  Preuddfrd. 
Mary,  n>.  U  Williani  Parr),  eaq.  of  l-onl>f:at. 
Mandalen,  a>.  u  Kobert  Humpbreyt.  caq.  of  BoJlr- 
wyddin. 
Kvan  Unyd,  in  IlK  woi^a  of  Iht  monuirenul  inacrip 

April,  imbeyrarof  our  Lnrd,  IH3f ,  al  Preaaddfyd,  in 
Ihe  lale  of  Atielnra,  and  tail  body,  by  onlrr  o(  Mary, 
tail  wife,  waa  hioaifal  away  Ihenn,Bnd  intrmd  in 
Ihe  aepuichre  of  tail  falbera  at  Llanarnun,  in  Vale." 


Ilrntriianl  for  the  nranCy  of  ilriiMeb,  narrird.  tiiM, 
Margaret,  daiichfrr  of  Sir  Beria  Thelwali.  int.  and 
arrendly,  Kli'anor,  daii(htrr  of  Kir  UilUam  Joiiri. 
tnl.  of  CaalellHiarrh,  one  of  Iht  Jiid^i^a  nf  llir  Kini:'a 
Unrb.and  viJowafiobn  Prirr,  laq.  of  Rbivlaa.  By 
bia  Aral  wife,  Jolm  Lhiyd  bad  a  tan  and  taeir, 

B4a'>!iir  llal  June,  lOIT.  Ite  wedded  Anne,  dauch 
i>T  of  Sir  Charlea  U'iliiani>,  kni.  of  l.laDglbby,  and 
dyincinOrtuber,  ISM.  •!.>.  Ii)  1i>>  aon, 


Uimu  Lu>TD,  eaq.  of  Meyle  y  Ca 
ner^abire,  wba  •■  Eiiaabetb,  tUtll  t» 
^'■nehanipaq.  of  Llwydyara,  and  vii 


Edward,  in.  a  dauchirt  of  Jaba  I 
I>)iliur.  in  MnntCDiBerjibire. 


daujcbler  of  John  llnaley,  ea^.  ( 

rab,  Anne,  and  Eliiabetb.  an  mlyaafct* 
at  Ilia  den-aw,  abaul  Ibe  jear  tm. 

Ill,  Sia  CHiai.o  I.LOTii,  who  K  liA 
iL><i|hIer  of  Nir  Kirhard  rorbn.  ban-  K  X 

wedded,   inandly,   Jane,  daacbtrr  •!  >* 


llo  It.   in    Nomiber.   Irdi,  wbea  ite  » 
Irui-Sable,  itarc*  Dap>'  bMdt  «Md«l 


LLO 


LLO 


OF  MITFIELD. 


Extinct 
1750. 


ttvfage. 


%  Llwto»  m.  L«nky,  daaghter 

Darid,  and  had  a  mo, 
esq.  of  Caatlehowell,  who   m. 
liomaa  ap  WatkioSyOf  Noyadd, 
r.  hy  his  «m, 

LWTD»  eaq.  of  Lhanlhyr,  high 
e,  Oth  Elixabkth.  This  gentle- 
r  and  oo-b^  of  Griffith  Henry, 

rix. 

).  D.  principal  of  Je«na  College, 
dk  he  waa  a  benefactor. 


pnecentor  and  treasurer  of  St. 
xh  he  waa  a  considerable  bene- 
ughter  of  Marmaduke  Middle- 
dleton,  Bishop  of  St.  David's,) 

•to,  knt.  of  Maes  y  Vellin,  or 
of  Cardigan,  an  eminent  law- 
ted  chief  jostice  of  the  great 
U  coanties  of  Radnor,  Brecon, 
le  of  the  judges  before  the  pre- 
's  council  in  the  marches  of 
Sautter  of  John  Stedman,  esq. 
lOm  he  had  a  daughter,  Anne, 
'ilUams,  esq.  of  Kdwinsford,  in 
sen,  and  a  son  and  heir, 
knt.  comptroller  of  the  house* 
1.  who  endured  much  in  the 
Iter  during  the  civil  war.  He 
lughan,  daughter  of  John,  Earl 
r  had  no  sunriving  issue.  He 
get.dauj^ter  of  Richard  Leigh, 
id  had 


also  one  of  the  gentlemen  of 
Cmarlxs  II.  was  s.  at  his  de- 
iring  too, 

rn,  of  MiMeld,  in  the  county  of 
lighted  by  King  Wiluam  III. 
KT  by  Queen  Amnk  1st  April, 
ftrst,  Jane,  daughter  and  heir 
.  of  Greengrove,  in  the  name 
■d  two  dau^ters, 

a  Glorer,  esq.  of  Carmarthen. 

Francis,  daughter  of  Sir  Fmn- 
f  Abermartes,  in  Carmarthen- 

.iM,  his  successor. 


Lucius-CHBifTi4Ni7ft,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Emma,  m.  to  Doctor  Foy,  a  physician  at  Carmar- 
then. 
Elizabeth. 
Frances. 

Sir  Charles  d,  S8th  December.  1733,  and  was  s.  by  his 
son, 

II.  Sir  CH4RLBs-CoRifWALLis  Lloyo,  who  Ml.  Mrs. 
Jennings,  of  Somersetshire,  but  d,  i.  p,  S5th  Febmary, 
17S0,  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Si>  Lucios  Christianus  Lloto,  who  m,  Anne, 
daughter  of  Walter  Lloyd,  esq.  of  Peterwell,  in  the 
county  of  Cardigan,  the  king's  attorney-general  for 
Wales,  and  M.  P.  for  Cardigan,  bat  died  issueless  in 
1750,  when  the  Baronktct  became  rxtinct. 

iirmj— Sable,  a  spear's  head  (its  point  imbrued 
with  blood)  between  three  scaling  ladders  arg. 


LLOYD,  OF  WOKING. 


Crbatkp 
!l8th  Feb.  iaoi-3. 


Extinct 
in  1074. 


lineage. 

I.  John  Lloto,  esq.  of  Woking,  in  Surrey,  the 
descendant  of  an  ancient  Welsh  family,  seated  at  The 
Forest,  in  Caermarthenshire,  was  created  a  Baronkt 
in  1061-2.  He  m.  Beatrix,  daughter  of  Francis,  Vis- 
count Valentia,  and  widow  of  James  Zouch,  esq.  of 
Woking,  and  dying  1st  January,  1003,  was  i.  by  his 
son, 

II.  Sir  John  Lloyd,  who  resided  at  The  Forest. 
He  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Matthew  Smallwood,  LL.  D. 
Dean  of  Lichfteld,  d.  in  1074,  when  the  Baronktct 
became  rxtinct.     Hb  sister  and  heir, 

Beatrice,  married  Sir  John  Barlow,  hart,  of  Sle* 
betch,  and  had  two  daughters, 

Beatrice,  m.   first,   to   Sir   Anthony  Rudd, 

hart,  and  secondly,  to  Griffith  Lloyd,  esq. 
A.^iN.  died  unm. 

Arm-f — Gu.  a  lion  rampant  within  a  bordore  dan- 
c<'ttc  Jirg. 


LLOYD,  OF  PETERWELL. 

Created  2Gth  Jan.  1703. — Extinct  lOth  Aug.  1700. 

I.  HERBERT  Lloyd,  esq.  of  Peterwell,  in  the  county 
of  (/urdigau,  son  of  Walter  Lloyd,  esq.  of  Voelallt, 
by  liiN  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  Daniel  Erans,  esq. 
of  Teterwell,  was  created  a  Baronet  in  1703.  He  m. 
Beatrix,  sister  of  Dr.  Powell,  of  Nanteos,  but  died 
without  issue,  lOth  August,  1700,  when  the  Baro- 
NLTCY  became  rxti.hct.  Sir  Herbert's  nephew,  John 
Adams,  esq.  of  Whitland,  spent  the  whole  property, 
and  the  estate  was  consequently  sold  to  Albany  Wal- 
lis,  es4i. 

310 


LON 


LON 


LONG,  OF  WHADDON. 


Cbbatbd 
26th  Mar.  1061. 


Extinct 
2lBt  May,  1710. 


Eineage. 

Hrnhy  Longs,  eaq.  of  Whaddon,*  in  the  county 
of  Wilts,  fourth  son  of  Henry  Long,  of  Trowbridge, 
who  died  in  153A.  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hor- 
ton,  esq.  of  Iford,  grandson  of  Sir  Roger  Horton,  of 
Catton,  in  Derbyshir»,  and  dying  in  15M,  was  t,  at 
Whaddon,  by  his  second  son, 

Hbnrt  Longb,  esq.  of  Whaddon,  who  married 
Mary,  daughter  of  Robert  May,  esq.  of  Broughton 
GifTord,  and  dying  in  161 1,  was  succeeded  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Hbnry  I^ngk,  esq.  of  Whaddon,  who  m.  Rebecca, 
daughter  of  Christopher  Bailey,  esq.  and  (by  her, 
who  m.  secondly,  Henry  Sherfield,  esq.  M.P.  for 
Sarum,  in  1023  and  1628,)  had  issue, 

I.  Henry,  d.  young. 
11.  Walter,  his  heir. 

III.  Robert,   of   Stanton  Prior,  in   Somersetshire, 

married  Alice,  daughter  of  Thomas  Coward, 
esq.  of  Witton,  Wilts,  and  relict  of  John  Har- 
rington, esq.  uf  Kelirton,  in  the  same  county. 
He  died  in  1698,  aged  ninety-one,  haying  had 
issue, 

Henry,  admitted  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  in  1057. 

Mary,  married  to  George  Stedman,  eitq.  of 
Midsome  Norton,  in  Somersetshire ;  and 
secondly,  to  Thomas  Bere,  esq.  of  Hunt- 
sham,  in  Devon,  and  died  in  1702,  leaving 
issue. 

IV.  Thomas,  colonel  in  the  array. 

I.  Bfary. 
II.  Rebecca. 

III.  Mary,  m.  to  Timothy  Wade,  of  London,  mer- 

chant. 

IV.  Martha,  m.  to  Roger  Knight,  esq.  of  Greenham, 

Berks. 

Mr.  I^nge  d.  in  1612,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  survi- 
ving  son, 

I.  Walter  Long,  esq.  of  Whaddon.  This  gentleman, 
who  was  sheriff  of  Wilu,  and  member  for  Bath,  1027, 
being  closely  connected  in  politics  with  the  Puritan 
party,  became  a  zealous  parliamentarian,  and  was 
ono  of  the  seven  members  sent  to  the  Tower  by 
Charles  in  102S.  On  the  outbreak,  of  the  civil  war, 
he  railed  a  troop  of  horse,  Hnd  leading  it  in  a  charge 
nt  Kdgcliill,  hnd  his  horse  shot  under  him.  In  10^17 
he  incurred  the  displeasure  of  the  army  and  its  chief, 
and  fled  with  Holies  and  others  into  France,  "  ho- 
cause,"  says  Holies,   "  the  princes  of  the  Philistines 


*  Supposed  to  descend  from  the  parent  stock  of  the 
Lo!<(OEs  of  Wraxall,  (refer  to  Burke's  Commonert,  vol. 
iv.  page  03.) 


loved  them  not."  He  tken  jened  Gbi 
on  the  Restoration  was  creattA.  a  Banom 
ItfOl.  Sir  Walter  as.  int.  Vary,  dMgl 
Cocks,  Bnd  by  her  had  yaoe* 

Waltbb,  his  heir,  baptised  in  ItV,  i 
Henry,  baptised  in  die  aaate  year»ai 

place,  d.  t.  p. 
Robert,  of  Linooln'a  Inn,  d. ».  jp. 

Mary,  d.  t.  p. 

Rebecca,  married  to  Sir  Khilqp  Pi 
Erwaston,  in  the  ooonty  af  Svi 

issue. 

Sir  Philip  PAaaBa.bart.  whoa 
daughter  of  Samnel  Portray.  < 
Fen,  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  I 

Philip  Parksr,  his  aucctew 

Catherine,  married  to  Sir 
val,  created  Viscooat  Pero 
of  the  Earl  of  EcBsoBt.  ( 
Peertige.) 

Mart,  married  to   Daniel 
grandson  of  Sir  Edward  ] 
of  Kent. 

Walter  Parker,  d.  mna. 
Calthorpb,  heir  to  his  nncle,  Sii 

Walter  Parker  Long,  tf 
Rebecca-Parker,  "I   . 
Mary-Parker,      j 

Sir  Walter  m.  secondly,  EUiabetk,  dao^ 
Cotes,  esq.  of  Woodoote,  in  Shropshiie, 
other  issue.  He  d.  in  1671,  and  wae  t.  b 
son, 

II.  Sir  W^altrr  Long,  who  died  aaa 
1711.  aged  eighty-four,  when  the  Baaoan 
Sir  Walter  bequeathed  his  eaUtee  to  hii  i 
thorpe  Parker,  who  assumed  the  ranai 
and  thus  became 

Calthorpk  Long,  esq.  of  Whaddoe. 
nysia,  daughter  of  John   Harrisf 
Kelston,  in  Somersetshire,  bat  die 
seventy  two,  in  1720,  and  was  saeo 
nephew. 

Sir  Philip  Parker  a  MoRLBT,bs 
the  surname  of  Long,  bat  d 
male  ixsue  in  17  tl,  when  tt 
Whaddon  passed  to  Thonu  I 
Rowden.t 


Armi—Sa.  sem^e  of  cross  croealeti.al 


arg. 


LONG,  OF  WESTMINST 

Creatkd  1st  Sept.  1662. — ExTiacr  I4lh 

Irineagr. 

This  family  was  of  good  note  and  aati 
county  of  Wilts,  where  they  acquired  t 
Draycot  Ceme,  by  the  intermarriage  ef 

John  Long  (younger  son  of  Robert  Loi 
M.P.  for  Wilts  in  1433.  by  Alice,  daagkl 
of  Reginald  Popham)  with  Margaret,  daa 


t  Descended  from  Edward  I^mfc,  of  I 
third  6on  of  Henry  Longe,  of  Whaddon, by ! 
teruf  Thomas  Hortou,csq.  (refer  to  BcRKl** 

vol.  iv.  page  07.) 

320 


LON 


LON 


»,  kat.  **  Vy  the  teyrt  of  Cerne,  lord 
r  Dnyooc"  •    Thoy  had  taooo. 

ir).  hii  heir. 
ir). 


Loiio,  of  Dnycot-Ceme,  inherited 
le  Mine  county,  from  hi*  unde»  Henry 

Sfar  Thomu  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir 
of  Utdeoot*  in  Che  aame  county,  and 

Sir),  hie  heir. 

(Sir),  of  Shengay  *^  Hardwi^,  in  the 
of  Camhridge,  m.  Margaret,  daughter 
ir  of  John  Donniugton,  e«q.  and  relict 
Thomaa  Kitaon,  of  Hengrare,  in  Suf- 
r  whom  (who  m.  secondly,  John  Bour- 
Barl  of  Bath)  he  had 
y,  b.  in  1534. 

nine,  m.  to  Edward  Fuiher,  eeq.  of  Ick- 
too,  in  Warwickshire. 


hard  d.  in  1545,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 
y  Long,  esq.  of  Shengay,  who  d.  in 
73,  and  left  an  only  daughter, 

EuzABiTH,  m.  to  William  Lord  Rus- 
sell of  Thomhaugh. 

a  priest.  , 

»f  Mawditt,  Wilts. 


to  Edward  Mylle,  esq. 

Iio  was  sheriff  of  Wilts  in  1501,  and 
prrat  oompaignye  of  noblemen"  who 
4ward,  Duke  of  Kuckingham,  against 
k,  d.  in  1510,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest 

lOKC,  of  Wraxhall  and  Drayrot,  sheriff 
t  W  37  and  4tt,  and  for  Somersetshire 
vr  Wilts  in  1551-3.  Sir  Henry  was  one 
f  HsNar  VIII.  at  the  field  of  the  cloth 
•  knishted  for  makiug  a  gallant  charge 
ill  si^-ht  uf  He.nry,  when  he  receired 
new  crest,  V\%.  a  lion's  head  with  a 
nuth.  He  married,  first,  Frideswide, 
ir  John  Hungfrford,  knt.  of  Down 
ilts,  and  by  her  had  two  daughters  to 

narried  to  Michael  Qninton,of  Bubton, 

d  had  issue. 

)  Thomas  T^eTemedge,  of  Prome  Sel- 

Somersetshire. 

*rondly,  Eleanor.  dauRhter  of  Richard 
Wrott^ey,  in  the  county  of  .Stafford, 
Imond  LeTcrsedge,  esq.  of  Frome  Sel- 
uU  lady  had 

■  heir. 

f  Kelwayes,  in  Wiltshire,  m.  Susan, 
of  Nicholas  Snell.  c>m|.  M.  P.  for  Wilts. 
Henry,  Cecily,  and  Alice. 
f  Ashley,  in  Wilts,  m.  Alice,  daughter 


of  William  Butler,  esq.  of  Badmiagton*  in  Gloa- 
oesterahire,  and  dsriug  in  1578,  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Henry  Long,  esq.  of  Ashley,  whose  son, 

Anthony  Long,  esq.  of  Waloot,  near  Batht 
was  father  of 

Nathaniel,  of  London,  merchant^  who  d. 
in  1714,  learing  issue. 
Richard,  of  Lineham  (for  his  iMue,  see  Bubkb's 
Commumtrtt  toI.  iii.  page  914.) 

Margery,  m,  to  Robert  Hungerford,  esq.  of  Caden- 

ham. 
Thomaxine. 
Cicely,  m.  to  Francis  Stradling,  esq. 

Sir  Henry  d*  in  1550,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sir  Robert  Lono,  of  Wraxhall  and  Drayoot,  6.  in 
1517,  sheriff  of  Wilts  in  1575,  esquire  of  the  body  to 
King  Hbnrt  VIII.  and  gentleman  pensioner  to  the 
same  prince,  whom  he  serred  at  the  winning  of  Bul- 
loigne.  He  married  Barbara,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward 
Came,  knt.  of  Wenny,  in  Glamorganshire,  and  dying 
in  1581,  was  i.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Walter  Lono,  of  Wraxhall  and  Draycot,  she- 
riff in  1002.  M.P.  for  Wilts  in  150t,  m.  first,  Mary, 
eldest  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Packington,  of  West- 
wood,  Worcestershire,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  John, 
ancestor  of  the  Longs  of  Wraxhall.  (See  Burke's 
Commoners,  toI.  iii.  page  914).  Sir  Walter  wedded, 
secondly,  Catherine,  dauj^ter  of  Sir  John  Thynne, 
knt.  of  Longleat,  Wilts,  and  had  by  that  lady,  with 
sereral  daughters,  four  sons,  ris. 

1.  Walter  (Sir),  of  Draycot  Ceme,  m,  Ihrst,  Lady 
Anne  Ley,  second  daughter  of  James,  Earl  of 
Marlborough,  and  had  a  son. 

Jambs,  heir  to  his  uncle  Robert. 

Sir  Walter  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter 
of  George  Master,  esq.  of  Cirencester,  and  by 
her  had  a  son,  Walter,  of  Marlborough,  cap- 
tain  in  the  service  of  Charles  1.  d,  s.  p.  in 
1673. 

II.  Thomas,  who  had  a  son  slain  at  Tangiers. 
III.  Henry,  slain  at  the  Isle  of  Rhi,  in  1079. 

IT.  Robert. 

The  youngest  son, 

I.  RusERT  Lono.  esq.  of  Westminster,  haring  been 
secretary  to  King  Charles  II.  in  his  majesty's  exile, 
was  sworn  of  the  priry  council  at  the  Restoration, 
and  made  auditor  of  the  exchequer.  He  was  created 
a  Babonkt  by  his  royal  master,  1st  September,  lOOX, 
with  remainder  to  his  nephew,  James,  and  the  heirs 
male  of  his  body.  Sir  Robert  died  a  bachelor,  13th 
July,  1A73,  and  the  baronetcy  dcTolred,  according  to 
the  limitation,  upon  his  nephew, 

II.  Sir  James  Long,  of  DraycotCeme,  who  com- 
manded a  troop  of  horse,  in  the  ciril  war,  for  King 
Charles  I.  He  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward 
Leech,  of  Shipley,  in  Derbyshire,  and  had  issue, 

James,  his  heir,  who  died  in  his  father's  lifetime. 
He  m.  first,  Susan,  daughter  of  Colonel  Giles 
Ktntngwayes,  of  Mrlbury,  in  Dorsetshire,  one 
of  the  priTy  council  temp.  Chableb  11.  and  had 
tkretr  sons, 

Robert,  *| 

Giles,       SsuccessiTo  baronets. 

J*TIE«.         J 


I  o#  Sir  Robebt  liONo.  hy  Alicia  de 
M  (if  North  Bradley,  nitre  and  heir  of 
Brsflley,  (the  (rsnt  t*f  Bradley  wa*  fnHn 
naaa,  by  the  name  of  ReKin4M  de  Hr^d 
\U  tMSfre.)  Sir  R(>bert  wa^  »on  of  Ko- 
TT 


ORRi  s  DE  L%no,  by  (he  daaichtrr  and  heir  of  St.  Maar, 
b}  %%hoiii  he  ohlriinrd  many  great  luanon  and  extensive 
e!iiaie«.  Hi*  mother  wa»  ZoiM'H,  also  a  great  heire«». 
Hio  RoKemn)  father  inarric«l  Brrrrlby  of  Bevcrttuo, 
311  heire»t  too. 

n\ 


LON 


LOR 


He  M.  secondly,  Mn.  Mary  Kightley,  and  by  her 
had  a  daughtert 

Mary,  m.  to  Colonel  Butler,  of  Ireland. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Mason,  knt. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Sir  Henry  Heron,  K.  B.  of  Creasy 
Hall,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln. 

Sir  James  d,  in  February,  1001-t,  and  was  s,  by  his 
grandson, 

III.  Sir  RotBBT  Long,  who  d.  of  the  smallpox, 
four  days  after  his  grandfather,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brotiier, 

IV.  Sir  Gilbs  Long,  who  d.  unm.  about  the  year 
1098,  and  was  s,  by  his  brother, 

V.  Sir  Jambs  Long,  M.P.  for  the  county  of  Wilts, 
femp.  Queen  Anns,  m.  the  Hon.  Henrietta  Greyille, 
daughter  of  Fulke,  Lord  Brooke,  and  dying  16th 
March,  1729,  was  s,  by  his  elder  son, 

Ti.  Sir  Robbrt  Long,  M.P.  for  Wotton  Basset,  m. 
May,  1735,  Lady  Emma  Child,  daughter  of  Richard, 
Earl  of  Tilney,*  of  Wanstead,  in  Essex,  and  Tilney 
Hall,  Hants,  and  heir  of  her  brother,  John,  second 
earl.  By  her  ladyship,  who  d.  8th  March,  1758,  Sir 
Robert  had  issue. 

Jambs,  his  heir,  who  aaramed  the  additional  sur- 
name of  TiLNBT. 

Robert,  d.  in  1730. 

Richard,  d.  young. 

Charles,  of  Grittleton,  Wilts,  m.  Hannah,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  Phipps,  esq.  of  Heywood,  in  the 
same  county,  by  whom  (who  m.  secondly,  James 
Dawkins,  esq.)  he  had  a  daughter, 

Emma,  m.  to  William  Scrope,  esq.  of  Castle 
Combe,  and  her  only  child,  Emma  Scropr, 
m.  George  Poulett  Thomson,  esq.  who  as- 
sumed the  name  of  Scrope. 

Dorothy. 
Emma. 

Sir  Robert  d.  10th  February,  1767,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son. 

Til.  Sir  James  Tilnby-Lono,  6.  in  1736,  M.P.  for 
Wilts,  married  first,  Harriett,  fourth  daughter  of  Jacob 
Bourerie,  Viscount  Folkestone,  but  by  that  lady,  who 
d.  I3th  November,  1777,  had  no  issue.  He  m.  se- 
condly. Lady  Catherine  Sidney  Windsor,  daughter  of 
Other  Lewis,  fourth  Earl  of  Plymouth,  and  by  her 
ladyship,  who  d.  in  1823,  had 

Jamrs,  his  heir. 

Catharine,  heir  to  her  brotiier. 

Dorothy. 

Emma. 

He  d.  28th  November,  1794,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

viii.  Sir  James Tilnbt-Lono,  who  d.  14th  September, 
1800,  aged  eleven,  the  last  known  male  descendant  of 
the  Longs  of  Wraxall  and  Draycot,  when  the  Baro- 
NBTCY  EXPIRED,  while  the  immense  estates,  real  and 
personal,  amounting  to  £2d,000  a-3rear,  and  nearly 
£300,000  devolved  upon  his  eldest  sister, 

Catherine  Tilnby-Lono,  b.  in  1789,  who  m.  the 
Hon.  William  Wellesley-Pole,  only  son  of  Wil- 


liam, Lord  Marytaravgh.  aad  iyii 

left  two  aoBB  sad  a  ihiightfT,  tIs. 

Wiluam-Ricbako-Abtbvk    Til 

Wblusut,  6.  in  ISU,  wnr  af  I 

the  county  of  WiHik 

James-FUsroy-Henry  TOBoy-LoBf 

6.  in  1815. 
Victoria-CatkttliM-Mary  TOney-i 
ley. 


Arnu    Sable, 
pant  arg. 


■emte  of 


LORT,  OF  STACKPOOLE  C< 


Created 
15th  July,  166S. 


1 


I.  Roger  Lort,  esq.  of  StadEpodtCa 
county  of  Pembroke,  who  was  omMi  i 
15th  July,  1662,  m.  first.  Heater,  liater  rfi 
nesley.  Earl  of  Ani^esea ;  and  8eeoadly,Aa 
ter  of  Humphrey  Wyndluun,oaq.  of  Dow 
in  the  county  of  Glamorgan.  Sir  B«|V  < 
the  year  1664  (his  widow  wadded  sac— ilyl 
Mansel),  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Lort,  of  Stackpoeb  Cmf 
Lady  Susan  Holies,  fourth  daughter  rfJ4 
Earl  of  Clare,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dsi 
co-heir  of  the  celebrated  Genera]  Sir  Bsi 
Lord  Vere  of  Tilbury,  and  had  issae, 

Gilbert,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Alexander  Cnnfi 

Sir  Hugh  Campbell,  of  Cawdor  Cn 

county  of  Nairn,  and  had  a  son, 

John  Campbeli.,  esq.  of  Cawdor, 

rited  the  esUtes  of  his  materasl 

the  Lorts  of  Stackpoole  Covit.  H> 

eldest  daughter  and  co-heir  of  U 

esq.  of  Gogerddan,  and  his  grc« 

is  the  present 

John-Frederick  Campbiu,  I 

DUR.    (See  BcRKB's  Avmvi 

Sir  John  died  about  1673,  and  was  i.  by  U 

III.  Sir  Gilbert  Lort,  who  died  mum 
September,  1698,  aged  twenty-eight,  whsa 
NETCY  became  extinct.  Tlw  ertalsi  pe 
Campbells  of  Cawdor,  and  are  now  njn 
Cawdor. 

Arms— Gu.  a  cross,  or. 


*  Sir  Richard  Child,  bart.  of  Wanstead,  iu  Elssex, 
was  created  by  George  I.  Baron  Newton  and  Viscoont 
Castlemain,  in  the  peerage  of  Ireland,  and  by  George  II. 
Earl  of  Tilney.  His  lordship  m.  Dorothy,  only  surviviug 
daughter  and  heir  of  John  Glynne,  esq.  of  Henley  Park, 
in  Borrey,  by  his  wife,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Francis 
Tilney,  cs4i.  of  Rotherwick,  in  the  county  of  Southamp- 
ton. In  1734  an  act  of  parliament  passed,  enabling  his 
lordship's  eldest  son,  John,  and  his  heirs  to  bear  the 
surname  of  Tilney,  in  consequence  of  an  estate  of  £'7000 
a  year,  which  devolved  upon  the  Countess  of  Tiloey,  as 
heir  of  Anne,  Lady  Craven.    The  earl  had  issue, 


John,  Viscount  Castlemain. 

Jo^iah,  m,  in  1754,  Henrietta,  daafhle 

Kuighi,  Lord  Luxboroagh,  aftenraiA 

Iherton,  d. «.  p. 
Emma,  m  in  1735,  to  Sir  Robert  Lom 
Dorothy. 
His  lordship  was  «.  by  bis  elder  warn, 

John,  second  Earl  of  Tilney,  who  d. «.  f> ' 
honours  expired,  and  hi*  great  floftwsc  p 
nephew.  Sir  James  Tilne>-LMig»  eMetf  tea  < 
Lady  Emma  Long. 


|t,Iba  *U»mt  aun.  hsid  cnnildni 


karp.  n«r  P. 
tola  ftmm  ll»  BUbsp  M  Linaiti 

'VktobBllf.  Thb  John  imreluKd 


Id  (h«  Tetnplc  fiully.  by  Ihc  iBlin 
JocD».  dufhur  and  co-htir  oT  Wiujii  Lo- 
af, cf  Tinple  Hull,  in  Che  county  ol  LekoUr. 
u  bii  fitbcT  the  lorddiip  at 
e  nMCT  sod  cn-heir  of  lUrb- 


Hc  «■•  4.  by  bie  eld««t  »(m. 

WiLU4B  LovrtT,  Df  Lueombe,  wfao  preeented  to 
Srnilbury  is  tns  and  IMl.  In  lUtf.  he  hut  inherited 
(faruutee  of  hii  smut  nnete,  Jehu  LoieR.  of  NrvtuD, 

thoee.  wllh  ■  gr^tx  perl  ef  hifl  paterniJ  properly'  Id 
■MB,  be  eaniteyed  the  uuiar  or  OiFrhnry  to  hie  liiter. 
Miud  de  Arche*;  lod  in  IMS,  he  »lit  ta  WiUum 
Purrfoy  and  hi>  bein  (after  the  d«th  of  bi>  mnCher 
CUmentia.  thra  the  vife  ol  Jobe  Paroaull,  hia  landj 


p«>ple,  he  dJ 
HoomUii 


o  leTenl  other 


LiacoinbA.  who  prevented  to  Sofll- 

f  nanor  of  Helaeden,  vUcb  be  aetlled  opao  hii 
JoHM.Tho  «,  Maiianl  da  tnflelsn.    John  died 


preaenlad  Co  Ehmlbory  il 


.    TU*  Siown  left  ttana 


BilUiiac,  ■>!.  aon  and 
inie,  Ijit.  chief  jaacioe 


r  Bed'r»rd,  end  kZl  li'o^' 
Dlubeili,  aL  <<>  Aldmun  Hlr  WIUIun  CbeWr.  bat. 
1,of  Hanplua  Puyli,  la 
Kamtatt  m-  lo  Tbomat  Potley^  ea^.  of  Bleheelcy, 
Cdiuuih>.  m.  IS  Joba  MaUbaw,  «q.  of  HimMh,  la 
Abm.  at.  fttat,  to  JebB  BaH|t,  oq.  uf  Pisdeiioa. 


\' 


LOV 

William  Lotett,  esq-  of  Liacombe,  who  wm  i.  by 
hb  oon, 

RooKR  Lovnr,  esq.  liring  in  U9I,  and  i.  at  his  de- 
cease by  his  brother* 

Thomas  Lovnr,  et^.  of  Liscombe,  who  m.  a  dauf^h- 
ter  of  Nerille  of  Gothurst  (son  and  heir  of  Sir  Robert 
Neville,  by  Joan,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John 
Nowers,  of  Gothurst),  and  sister  of  Michael  Neville, 
whose  daughter  and  heiress,  Mary,  m.  Thomas  Mul- 
shoe,  and  was  grandmother  of  Mary  Mulshoe,  who  m. 
Sir  Everard  Digby.  and  thus  conveyed  the  Gothurst 
estate  to  that  family.    They  had  issue, 

John,  d.  s.  p. 

Ri'^HARD,  the  heir. 

William,  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of  Edward 

Cope,  esq.  of  Spraton. 
Robert,  alderman  of  Nottingham,  m.  Miss  Bonner 

of  the  same  place,  and  had  issue. 

The  second  son, 

Richard  Luvrtt,  esq.  of  Liitconibe.m.  Alice,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  IVfartin,  of  London,  ajid  had  a  daughter 
Alice,  wife  of  John  Taylor,  of  the  same  city,  with  a 
son  said  heir, 

Laurence  Lovett,  esq.  of  Liscombe,  who  m.  Eliza- 
beth, daughter,  and  fon  the  death  of  her  niece,  Rawson 
Williams  (only  child  of  her  only  surviving  brother, 
Nicholas  Williams,  of  Burfield),  without  issue),  co- 
heiress of  Sir  Reginald  Williams,  of  Burfield,  in  tlie 
county  of  Berka  (elder  brother  of  John,  Lord  Williams 
of  Thame,  and)  son  of  Sir  John  Williams,  of  Thame 
Park,  (the  maternal  representative  of  the  ancient 
family  of  Perceval,  Lords  of  Corevill,  in  Somerset- 
sliire,  a  branch  of  th(?  baronial  house  of  Lovel  and 
Holland),  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  daughter  and  co- 
heiress of  Richard  More,  esq.  of  Burfield,  by  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  and  heiress  of  William  Brocas.  esq.  of 
Southampton,  and  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  only 
surviving  child, 

Francis  Lovktt,  esq.  of  Liscombe,  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Augustine  Crispo,  esq.  of  Boughtou,  in 
Northamptonshire,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Sir  Robert  Lovett,  of  Liscombe,  sheriflT  of  Bucks 
in  1608.  and  d.  in  1043.  He  m.  first,  Susan,  daughter 
of  Richard  Brookes,  esq.  and  sole  heir  of  her  maternal 
grundfather,  Richard  Pate,  of  Matson,  in  (iloucester- 
shire ;  she  was  the  widow  of  Sir  Aiubrose  \V  illoughby. 
By  this  lady  he  had  two  daughters, 

I.  Frances,  m.  to  John  Gareaway,  nephew   and 

heir  of  Sir  William  Gareaway,  knt. 
II.  Susan,  m.  to  Francis  Saunders,  esq.  of  Dinton, 
Bucks. 

He  tn.  secondly,  Anne, daughter  of  Richard  Saunders, 
esq.  of  Dinton,  by  Elizabetli,  his  wife,  daughter  of 


in  Lincolnshire;  aud  M;rondly,  to  William  Palmer, 
et(r{.  of  Carlton. 
Bri(li;i't,  «n.  to  Gabriel  Dormer,  c^q.  of  I^e  Grange. 

He  m.  st'Con<ll>,  Jane,  daaKhter  and  co-heir  of  John 
Pinchpole,  eM\.  of  Limdon,  ami  by  her  had  n  son  Geonie, 
who  d.  nnmarried.  He  was  Aheriff  of  Northamptonshire 
in  Mion,  and  dyini;  in  IM3,  was  «.  by  his  wn, 

Thomas  litJvKrr,  es'ij.  of  Astwell,  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Dauvers,  of  Dantesey,  in  Wilt5, 
and  had  ishiic, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

John.  d.  nnm. 

Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Leeson,  e«q. 

Elizabeth,  m.  tint,  to  Anthony  Cave,  esq.  of  Chirhley, 

Burks ;  secondly,  John  Newde^ate,  esq.  of  Haro- 

fleld,  M.  P.  for   Middlesex  in  1571;  and  thirdly, 

Mr.  Ju.ttice  Weston. 
,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Barker,  esq.  and,  sec<indly, 

to    Thomas    Duncuuibe,    esq.    of    Whitechurcb, 

Bucks. 


LOV 

Blount,  of  Blonntalial],  in  tke  coaaty  of 
and  by  her  had  itsne* 

I.  Robert,  his  beir. 

II.  Edwamd,  snoceasor  to  hia  bradMr* 
111.  Christophbm,  who,  at  tlw  time  of  tft 

tion,  was  settled  in  Tsf^ey  as  a  : 
but  removed,  in  1000,  to  I>aUuit  of ' 
he  became  sheriff  and  lord  maja 
Frances  O'Mora,*  and  had  imm, 

1.  GhristopHkm,    who    inhsnied 
combe  and  other  eatatas  of  I 
frinn  his  ooosin  RoBBar. 
%.  John  (Colonel),  heir  to  Us  hro 
3.  Edward,  m.  Miss  Caffe,  ot  th 
County,  and  had  a  daimhtWi 
who  d.  unm.  and  a  son, 
John,  who  M.   Amelia,  da 
Jonas  Wheeler,  esq.  «ad  1 
John,  captain  of  horse, 
married* 

Amelia,  m.  to  Sir  COM 
bart. 
I.  Anne,  m.  first,  to  William  Tifl 
Rutland,  in  the  county  of  Car 
secondly,  to  Thomas  Cooie,  si 
judges  of  the  court  of  Kiofli  I 
Ireland. 
3.  Frances,  m.  to  Maior>ceaenl  F 
Norfolk. 

3.  Mary,  m.  to  Medhop  Ueyd.  ss 

magh,  in  the  King's  Cooaiyt 
of  the  Lloyds  of  Gloster.  ia  I 
county.  (See  Bdbbb's  Cmmm 
ii.  p.  550.) 

4.  Rebecca,  m.  to  JonaAas  A^ 

Ashe  Grove,  in  Tipperary- 
IV.  Laurence,  of  Eythurp,  left  two 

Sab  ah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Wflliam  BbM 
Si'sannah,  m.  firvt,  to  —  Hottoo.e 
secondly,  to  Colonel  Joux  Imtut 
the  latter  had  issue. 
Robert  Loveti-. 
Christopher  Lovett.  of   Dnblia, 
Mrs.  Wellington,  daughter  of - 
aud  had  issue. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Combe*,  esq. 

II.  Anue,  m.  first.  Edward  Bourchier.  foi 

of  Bath,  but  by  his  lordship  tshe  vi 
cond  wife)  had  no  issue.  She  vt 
condly.  Baptist  Noel,  third  Visoom 
den,  and  had  by  him  one  otiU-hi 
only. 

III.  Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Heme, 


He  S4'rv<-d  the  offire  of  sberilf  in  IU3,  aad  1 
was  «.  at  hit  decease  by  his  sun, 

Thomas  Lovtrr,  evj.  of  Astwell,  who  «.  1 
daughter  of  Richard  Fennor.  t-flq.  uf  Easloa  >'< 
b>  her  (who  m,  secondly,  WilliMm  Grey.  r«4. 
land,  in  Essex)  left  a  daa;thter,  his  lieir,  «il. 

Jane,  m  to  John  Shirley,  esq.  of  Staaloa  I 
the  county  of  Leicester,  ancestor  of  the  1 
rers,  and  conveyed  tu  ber  hatbaad  Asiwci 
greater  portion  of  the  eslales  in  Oxfcnl,C 
and  Northampton. 

.Vo/e— There  was  formerly  in  the  g;real  hili  a 
a  table  thirty-three  feet  long,  three  feet  broad, 
inches  deep,  all  of  one  plank  of  oak. 

*  Frances  O'More  was  dani^ter  aad  beinii 
O'More,  the  descendant  and  representidvc  (tf 
family  of  the  O'Moies,  Priaces  of  Lcia.  *k 
estates  had  been  forfeited  in  the  reiga  of  Bubj 

314 


LOV 


LOV 


f,  flk  tothe  Her.  John  Downe,  D.D. 

h,  m.  to  Robert  Heme,  eeq. 

ecca. 

riope. 

telU,  M,  to  Charles  PlaydeU,  eeq. 

Mm  and  heir, 

LovLTT,  eeq.  of  Liacombe,  was  sheriff  of 
niahire  in  KMM,  and  died  in  1000,  aged 
ur.  He  m.  first»  Penelope*  daughter  and 
omaa  Aylet,  esq.  of  HoweUs,  in  Essex,  and 

r,  who  ».  Theodoeia,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
cy*  kat.  hot  d,  s.  p.  in  the  lifetime  of  his 

rr. 

B,  ».  to  Thomas  PigoU.  esq.  of  Doddeshall, 
im,  bat  d,  issueless. 

yru,  m.  to  Edward  Bate,  esq.  of  Maid's 
J2p,  Bocks,  and  had  a  daughter,  who  m. 
diAon  Packe,  esq.  of  Prestwould«  in  Lei- 
ruhire,  and  had  a  daughter,  Penelope 
«,*  Ml.  to  Richard  Vemey,  afterwards  Lord 
raghby  de  Broke.  Mrs.  Packe  m.  secondly, 
Del  James  Pentlebury,  of  the  artillery. 

■g  without  surriring  male  issue,  was  s.  by 
• 

LoTcrr,  esq.  of  Corfe,  in  the  county  of 
lo  m.  Joan,  daughter  and  heir  of  James 
{.  oi  Tostock,  and  had  two  daughters,  Pene- 
tt  Sir  Henry  Northcote,  bart.  and  Joan,  of 
•q.  with  a  son  and  heir, 
LoTKTT,  esq.  of  Liscombe  and  Corfe,  who  d. 
ras  1.  by  his  first  cousin, 
pnaa  LoTKrr.esq.  eldest  son  of  Christopher 
1  mayor  of  Dublin,  but  this  gentleman  dy- 
ras  ».  by  his  brother, 

tkTt,  esq.  of  Liscombe  and  Corfe,  who  m. 
aah,  widow  of  —  Horton,  esq.  and  daughter 
ess  of  Laurent  Lovett,  esq.  of  Ey thorp,  and 

tST,  his  heir. 

■topher,  of  Dublin,  who  m.  Mrs.  Welling- 

t  and  had  issue. 


ly  d»«<J  io  b4'r  cishlecnth  vcar,  Slut  August, 
ic  fulUfwinK  line*  cuiiipoM  her  epitaph : 

ferarath  this  Mone  doth  lie 
■ttcli  virluf  »%  cuoM  (lie  ; 
licb  wbrn  alive  did  vii;<Mir  t:>vc 
as  mach  beauty  at  roahi  live. 

ckrt  book  of  thi«  U<iv'*  the  f<»llim-iiii{  inonio- 
»  ftMod  M>U)e  >e«r*  «iure.  "  S«>«)ii  after  my 
rude  over  to  fee  LiM-orobe,  the  anrient  M>iit 
■ad's  family,  belnie  <>nly  ab<»ut  twelve  mile* 
thcf't.  Mr.  I^u^ett,  t<»  whutti  it  belun);*,  not 
it,  albnaed  Mr.  Sandbv,  »  \ery  r«-«[>ectable 
rrgymaa  <>f  tbe  (Mii^h,  to  live  iu  the  hoUM*, 
nS  ■•  with  great  p<ilitene%4.  The  h<'U»4>  in 
si  very  tiJLfomy,  Barronndetl  with  hiuh  walls 
r«*  ba<  it  bs«  a  venerable  appearance.  You 
(h  a  great  gateway  Into  a  court,  round  vihirh 
ind  chapel  are  built.  The  window*,  all  of 
il  mum  Ibe  look  of  a  monastery  than  a  man- 
If.  Sandby,  lo  whom  I  made  the  remark,  as- 
■«fl  mu*  jadce  from  appearances,  for  though 
vr  a  gloomy  outside,  there  were  moie  joyful 
tea  la  aav  house  iu  the  cotinty,ior  there  were 
■fes  ia  Liaeumbe  ch^prl  than  in  any  three 
Ihr  aeichboarboofl.  From  the  court  you  enter 
aU,  which  If  a  large  rtNun,  and  ii*  entirely 
k  old  anaour.  The  gentleman  assured  me  they 
■Isfiy  rarluu*,  and  endeavoored  to  explain  to 
>;  bat  I  begged  to  be  excused,  as  I 
men.  •*  Well,  madam,"  tays 
,**  I  will  ihew  yoo  somethiog  more  io  yoor 
."  From  theace  we  proceede<l  through 
aad  little  rooms,  for  except  the 


Colonel  LoTett  m.  seotmdly,  the  Hon.  Mary  Vemey,t 
daughter  of  Ralph  Vemey,  Viscount  Fermanagh,  of 
Middle  Claydon,  Bucks,  and  had  further  issue, 

lit.  Vemey,  M.P.  for  Wendover.  This  gentleman 
was  major  in  the  39th  Foot,  when  that  regi- 
ment went  to  India,  the  first  of  his  majesty's 
regiments  which  served  there.  He  d.  unm. 
and  was  buried  at  Soulbury. 
IT.  John,  captain  R.N.  a  distinguished  officer,  d. 
unmarried. 

I.  Mary,  d.  young. 
It.  Elizabeth,  d.  unm. 

Colonel  John  Lorett  died  in  1710,  and  was  succeeded 
by  his  eldest  son  by  his  first  wife  (Susannah,  widow 
of  Horton,  iwd  daughter  of  Laurence  Lovett,  of  £y- 
thorp), 

RoBBRT  LoTKTT,  csq.  of  Liscombc,  in  Bucks,  and 
of  Kingswell,  in  the  county  of  Tipperary,  who  served 
the  office  of  sheriff  of  the  King's  County,  and  married 
Sarah,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Ashe,  esq.  of  Ashe  Grove, 
in  Tipperary,  by  whom  he  had  surviving  issue, 

Robert,  who  d.  unm. 
Jonathan,  heir  to  his  father. 
William,  captain  1st  regiment  of  horse,  d.  un- 
married. 

Susannah,  m.  to  Jonathan  Darby,  esq.  of  Leap 
Castle,  in  the  King's  County. 

Mary,  d.  young. 

Lettice,  m.  to  Darner  Darby,  esq.  younger  brother 
of  Jonathan,  and  died,  leaving  an  only  daugh- 
ter. 

He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Jonathan  Loveit,  esq.  of  Liscombe,  in  Bucks,  and 
Kingswell,  in  the  county  of  Tipperary,  of  whiirh  latter 
he  served  the  offlce  of  sheriff.  He  m.  Eleanor, 
daughter  of  Daniel  Munsergh,  esq.  of  Macrony,  in  the 
county  of  Cork,  and  had  issue, 
1.  Ju.vATtiAN,  his  heir. 
II.  Robert,  </.  young. 

111.  Verney,  inherited  the  Irish  property,  and  was 
of  Kingswell.  He  was  in  holy  orders,  D.  D. 
and  chaplain  to  the  Prince  of  Wales.    He  m. 


hall  and  the  drawing  room  over  it,  which  is  a  large  and 
very  handaoiue  room,  they  are  all  •mall,  hot  from  their 
numb«*ni  must  have  held  a  very  large  family  ;  as  Mr.  Sand- 
by  a^tured  me,  of  all  sizes,  there  were  more  than  fifty.  But 
what  with  the  old  tapestry,  and  the  dark  gilt  leather  far- 
niture.  and  black  oak,  (for  I  believe  this  family  consl- 
derefl  paint  as  great  an  ab<miination  in  their  house  as  they 
wouUl  on  the  faces  of  their  wives  and  daughters,)  I  never 
saw  any  place  more  calculate<l  to  induce  one  to  change 
this  wurhl  for  another.  We  came  at  last  to  the  nursery, 
and  Mr.  Sandby  directed  my  attention  to  a  something  in 
a  great  old  frame  over  the  chimnev,  but  which,  being  in 
the  old  bUck  letter,  like  a  church  liible,  I  could  not  read 
a  word  «if.  "  That,  madam,"  sayn  he,  "  is  the  nursery 
song  of  ihis  family,  ftMinded  on  the  two  characters  of  the 
warrior  and  the  lover,  which  tradition  represents  as  emi- 
nently united  in  William  Lovett,  the  founder  of  this 
hou>e. 

The  »ong  is  a^  follows : 

May  iity  child  he  as  ^lout. 

May  my  child  be  an  Mrong, 

And  my  biave  boy  live  alxo  as  long. 

As  Willy  of  Normandy. 

From  the  nurserv  we  proceeded  to  a  little  closet  with  a 
thousand  h*cks.  .Sir.  Sandby  shewed  u«  a  chest  full  of 
papers  and  parchments,  which,  be  said,  wcie  the  different 
grants  and  appointments  for  some  centuries  of  this  fa- 
mily ;  and  iu  my  lifetime  I  never  saw  anything  more 
beantifnlly  illumined  than  some  of  them  were.  He  said 
the  chest  contained  as  curious  a  collection  of  letters  as 
were  in  the  possession  <»f  any  private  family  in  the  king- 
dom. He  Raid  tbe  letter*  were  in  general  ftnirn  some  of 
the  first  people  in  the  court  of  Jamks  I.  aud  Charlks  1. 

315 


LOV 


LOV 


Pranou-Mary,  datoghter    and    co-hcireu    of 
Henry  Gerraia,*  of  Lismore,  D.  D.  archdeacon 
of  Ca«hel,  and  had  three  aona  and  three  daugh- 
teri»  Tiz. 
Jonathan-Hbnry,  who  went  to  India,  a 
writer  in  the  Company**  aerrice,  and  was 
ambassador  and  resident,  at  one  time,  at 
the  court  of  Persia.     He  died  unmarried. 
William,  R.  N.  d.  unm. 
Hbnrt-Wiluam,  who  inherited  Kingswell, 
on  the  death  of  his  father ;  and  Soulbury 
and   the  estates   in  Ireland  (devised  in 
1770,  by  Vemey  Lorett,  to  the  late  baro- 
net), on  the  death  of  Sir  Jonathan. 

Elimbeth,  m,  to  Colonel  Cameron. 
Melesina-Henrietta,   m.  to    the   Rev.   Mr. 
Woodward,  son  of  the  Bishop  of  Cloyne. 
Franoes-Mary,  m.  to  John  Ashton  Yates, 
esq.  of   Dingle  Head,    Lancashire,    and 
Bryanstone  Square,  M.  P.  for  the  county 
of  Carlow. 
I.  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Weekes,  esq.  of  Limerick, 

and  survived  his  widow,  without  issue. 
II.  Eleanor,  m.  to  Jonathan  Darby,  esq.  of  Leap 
Castle,  in  the  King^s  County. 

III.  Jane,  m.  to  John  Bennet,  one  of  the  judges  of 

the  King's  Bench,  in  Ireland,  and  d.  leaving 
issue. 

IV.  Elisabeth,  d.  young. 

V.  Susanna,  m.  to  William  Henn,  esq.  master  in 
chancery  in  Ireland,  son  of  William  Henn, 
one  of  tbe  judges  of  the  King's  Bench. 


IT.  EUaabeth,  a.  to  John  Pigott,  asq.  o 
the  Queen's  Connty. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

I.  Sir  JoMATHAH  LoTRT,  <rfUiODBibe,i 
of  B  uckingham,  was  created  a  Baeoxit  *  *. 
1781.  Upon  the  death  of  his  nnde  Verm 
succeeded  to  the  Irish  cstatea,  so  that  in 
the  remnant  of  ttut  estates  of  the  Lovctt  fi 
kingdoms.  In  die  year  177t  he  endoaei 
field  of  Soulbury  and  Honinfdm,  tad  ei 
sums  of  money  in  the  reperatioo  of  the 
Liscombe,  which,  from  tlie  non-rcaidcBoe 
for  nearly  a  century,  hed  ftHcn  iolo  di 
Sarah,  dan^ter  of  Jonathan  l>ai%y,  ( 
Castle,  in  the  King's  County,  and  had  in 

ROBBRT-TcRTILLB-JoVATBAir,  died  il 

Elisabeth. 

Letitia. 

Arabella,  died  unnuaiicd. 

He  died  ISth  January,  181ft, 
KXPiRBD,  and  the  paternal 
vol  red  upon  his  daughter  as  co-hdis»wlll 
at  Soulbury  and  in  Ireland,  devised  by  T 
in  1770,  passed  to  his  nephew,  Hm 
LovsT,  esq.  now  heir  male  ef  this  tatdm 

Arsii—Quarterly ;  first  and  £o«rlh,fa.1 
heads  or,  for  Lovnr  of  Normsady;  sms 
arg.  three  wolves  passant,  in  pek  at.  i 
England. 


to  Sir  Robert  Lovett ;  who,  from  them,  appears  to  have 
been  a  man  or  distingnivhed  abilities,  as  tbe  letters  are 
Dpon  very  iinportaat  subjects,  and  those  of  Charlks  I. 
allude  pxrticolarly  to  the  times.  One,  the  contents  of 
which  I  wished  my  father  to  be  infonned  (»r  (I  begged  to 
take  an  account  in  writing) :  it  was  from  the  secretary  of 
state,  Sir  Edward  Nicholas,  in  the  year  104*2.  He  writes 
tu  Sir  Robert  Lovett  as  his  old  friend,  wishing  him  to 
come  to  London,  as  he  can  assare  him  be  will  not  have 
any  ditficalty  to  obtain  what  he  lone  ago  should  have  been 
in  iioK^ession  of.  "  I  asked,"  said  Mr.  Sandby, "  the  late 
Mr.  liovett,  my  patron,  what  that  alluded  to.  He  said, 
his  father  had  told  him,  that  upon  the  first  creation  of 
baroui'tit,  he  had  been  pn)ini.<ied  to  have  been  one.  Why 
he  had  been  omitted  he  could  never  learn,  but  that  he 
attributes  it  to  a  disagreement  he  once  had  with  Lord 
Sali-^bury  upon  some  militia  business;  but  of  thi:(  he  was 
not  certain.  However,  thinking  himself  very  ill  used,  he 
retired  into  the  country,  and  never  went  to  court  again. 
That  npon  hearing  from  Sir  Edward  Nicholas,  he  wrote 
tu  thank  him,  but  declined  the  honour  on  account  of  the 
largeness  of  his  family,  and  that  from  the  declining;  state 
of  his  II  >alth,  he  was  unequal  to  undertake  the  journey, 
and  which  was  really  the  ca^,  for  he  died  soon  after. 
My  patron,  one  of  the  best  of  men,  never  made  anv  ap- 
plication for  what  I  told  him,  many  times,  I  thoueht  he 
had  »uch  gwxl  pretensions.  But  his  answer  was  always, 
I  do  nut  luve  oblieations,  and  a  refiisal  I  should  consider 
an  iuMiIt ;  let  things  remain  therefore  as  they  are."  Mrs. 
Ijovett,  in  continuation,  proceeds;  "  My  father  was  9o 
please<l  with  the  account  I  gave  him,  that  in  a  few  days 
after,  he  \veu(  to  Liscombe  himself.  Upon  his  return,  he 
said  he  was  hichiy  entertained ;  that  they  were  some  of 
the  most  interesting  letters  he  had  ever  read,  and  put 
many  things  in  a  different  point  of  view  from  what  he 
had  before  seen  them  In;  that  he  had  not  time  to  go 
through  the  tenth  part  of  them,  but  that  he  had  promised 
to  spend  twu  or  three  days  with  Mr.  Sandby  to  look  over 
them  all.  I  do  not  remember  his  ever  mentioning  whe- 
ther he  did  so  or  not.  Happening  by  accident,  many 
years  after,  to  find  the  above  memorandum,  and  Mr. 
Ijovett,  to  whom  Liscombe  then  behmged,  being  in 
England,  (for  the  family  have  long  resided  in  Ireland,) 
I  t<M>k  the  first  opportunity  of  inquiring  after  my  old 
friends  the  arms  and  papers  at  Liscombe,  but  sorry  am  I 
to  record  tt^ir  fate.  He  said  upon  the  death  of  his  elder 
brother,  who  died  a  few  months  before  he  was  of  age,  his 


mother  had  ordered  some  new  farallafe^  «l 
put  into  the  house  (as  he  istcndcd  ksUhm 
sold ;  but  that  by  some  nnfMrtaaate  aiiia 
had  sold  the  whole,  old  and  new,  and  thit  i 
remaining.  That  a  blacksmith,  who  had  ■ 
of  tlie  old  armour,  declared  be  believed  h  ti 
by  the  devil,  for  that  he  could  maketo  aie 
an  equal  degree  of  inattention,  the  papcn 
that  the  che!>t  was  left  open,  and  that  Ihraa 
could  ever  receive  of  them  wai,  that  the 
made  kite*  of  the  letters,  and  that  tbe  taOs 
told  him  he  had  cut  up  many  of  tbepareha 
sures,  and  he  believed  others  had  doec  ll 
there  were  very  pretty  pictures  at  the  t 
(alluding  to  the  illumined  lettersj  whkh 
his  child.  To  the  public  probably  the  ka 
teresting,  but  to  the  family  it  is  irrepanbb 

*  This  gentleman's  grandmother,  Madaa 
on  the  revocation  of  the  edict  of  NstMS  I 
with  her  youthful  son.  afterwards  the  e^ 
Gervais,  who,  on  accoont  of  his  gretl  wl 
Dean  Swift  used  to  My  was  the  only  penoa 
of  in  company. 

i  The  origin  of  the  creation  of  the  title  k 
— In  the  summer  of  the  year  17B1,  the  li 
field  having  been  some  time  absent  fraai  eoi 
by  King  Georor  III.  where  be  had  beets 
a  visit  to  Mr.  Lovett,  of  BnckiaghaBihlre,* 
"  Ah !"  said  the  king,  "  ii  that  Levctt  • 
they  are  of  the  genuine  oM  Nonuan  breid; 
it  that  they  are  not  baronets  i  woeM  he  ae 
Go  tell  him,'*  continued  tbe  king.  *«  that  If  I 
it's  much  at  his  service ;  tbey  have  ever  ta 
the  crown  at  a  pinch."  The  coauaaakattM 
ingly  made,  and  the  baronebqtc  aeccpusd; 
than,  on  going  to  court,  was  aol  leas  gndi 
nished  at  the  cordial  reception  he  aMC  will 
not  onl v  shewing  a  perfect  kaowlsdge  af  k 
of  the  loyaltv  of  tbe  family,  bat  likewise  i 
cular  inquiries  as  to  tbe  content*  of  the  • 
mentioned  in  the  note  below,  as  havfasg  beri 
At  a  later  period  Sir  Jonathan,  who  puMC 
fluence  in  the  coenty  of  Bucks,  was  ofci 
but  having  lost  his  only  survivlag  ssa,  hi 
honour. 


le  frval  barony  of  Appleby^ 
>  hiU  it  In  Fornnci!  («  »rt  of  uuliurj 
If  TTyODU  Jna  CUBorflu  .'^  Hi.  I 
■IV*  Bl  Ldunn.  km.  tired  ' 


J  U  U»  pirliUHDi  hdd  xi  Lin 

Ik*  lUM  nttB.     Ha  a.  ■  dia(hUr  nl 

M.  <«  CoBtarUDd.  Mil  hid  t>a  uu, 

^  Tkeau.  OIK  e(  Uu  juntitm  of  Iha 


Laaalot  Thirkeld.  kol. 


(ml  affun  belwna  BugUsd  irnd  HcatUnd.  When 
Uir;,  Qutrn  of  Scot*,  kii(1u  uf«T  in  GngUud,  uid 
•TTiTod  ■■  CambcrUnd  ITIh  M>y.  law.  «wn  BiJii. 
■nn  HDl  nrdm  lo  Kir  Rlcburd  Uiwtbir  uceaicy 
her  mijulv  to  Carliilo :  but  b*  ■ubuqwiaili  inciirivd 
i4*irTH'o  dUplehODta  by  partaittuj^  llio  Dnkfl  of 
rUl  tba  ratal  «ptiT(.  Ee  a.  igti  mtrentf 

•nnrx;  bi>  wtln.  daofbtcr  of  Jobn  BiiddliUu. 


LOW 


LOW 


111.  Richard. 
IT.  Chriftopher. 
T.  William. 

VI.  Launcelot  (Sir),  of  Yonngston,  in  Kildare,  one 
of  the  barons  of  the  Exchequer,  and  a  priry 
councillor  in  Ireland. 
VII.  Robert,  from  whom  descended  the  branch  of 

Mamke,  in  Yorkshire, 
viii.  Oeoriire. 

Sir  Christopher  m.  secondly*  Mary»  daughter  of  Tho- 
lUHM  Wilson,  dean  of  Durham  (secretary  of  state  to 
Qtuen  Eliza bkth),  and  relict  of  Burdett  of  Bram- 
cote,  in  the  county  of  Warwick.  He  was  /.  at  his 
decease  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  John  Lowthkr,  knt.  M.P.  for  Westmoreland 
tfuip.  Jamfs  I.  and  Charles  I.  He  was  knif^hted  by 
the  latter  king,  and  was  of  his  majesty's  council  for 
the  goTcmment  of  the  northern  parta.  He  d.  15th 
•September,  1037,  leaving  by  his  wile,  Eleanor,  daugh* 
tor  of  William  Fleming,  esti.  of  Rydale,  three  sons 
and  two  daughters,  viz. 

1.  John,  created  a  Baronet  of  Nova  Sootiain  1G40, 
and  was  s.  in  1A75  by  his  grandson, 

Sir  John  Lowthir,  who  was  raised  to  the 
peerage  in  1000  as  Viscoukt  Lonspalk, 
which  dignity  expired  with  He.nry,  the 
third  viscount,  in  1750,  when  the  estates 
devolved  upon 

Sir  Jamks  Lowthkr,  who  was  created 
Karl  of  Lonsdale,  in  17A4,  to  himself 
and  the  heirs  of  his  body;  but  having 
no  issue,  his  lordship  obtained  a  new 
patent  in  1797,  creating  him  Viscoi-nt 
Lowthir,  with  special  remainder, 
which  conferred  the  inheritance  upon 

Sir  William   Lowther,  of  Swil- 
lington,  present  Clrt37)  Earl  of 
LoNSDAi.R.      (Refer    to    Blrel's 
Parage  and  Jiarotutagi.) 
II.  ('iiRisTorHr.K. 

III.  WiLLUM,  of  Swilliiifttoii,  unceatnr  of  the  pre 
sent  H\KL  OK  Lo.nsdam.. 

I.  AgnoM,  M.  to  Hdger  Kirkhy,  esq. 
II.  Fraiire.t,  m.  to  John  DoiLhWorth.  em]. 

TT)»?  fccoiiil  non, 

I.  CiiRDsrui'HtK  liOWTHra,  ouq.  of  Whitt-havon.  in 
CunihtTland,  wan  crratet  a  B^kdn^.t  liy  hina  C'iiaklks 
I.  1 1th  June,  1012.  Sir  Christcipiior  m.  Franrr.H,  ilati^h- 
ter  and  heir  of  C'hristoplier  LuncaMtcr,  enq.  of  StiK'k- 
brii1g»r,  in  Wrfttnioreland,  and  had  by  hrr  (who  m. 
BtHTOiidly,  John  Lumplu):h,  esq.  of  Lamplu^h,  in  Cum- 
berland,; a  daughter,  Francos,  married  to  Richard 
Laiiiplugh,  esii.  of  Hibtnn.  and  a  son,  his  successor  in 
1(^1, 

II.  Sir  John  Loutiiek,  M.P.  for  Cumberland  from 
3'i  Chaki.k.s  II.  to  1*2  William  III.  and  was  one  of  the 
rommifiMioiiurs  ot'  t)ie  Admiralty  in  the  latter  reign.    Ilr 
m.  Jam',  daughti  r  of  \\ Oulley  Leigh,  om}.  of  Adding; 
ton,  in  Surrey,  and  had  i^sue, 

Cmhimui'IILK,')  ^    •      w 

,  '  V  succoMive  baron  rti*. 

J^MI..>,  J 

Jane,  d.  unmarried  'i'th  February,  17.10- 1. 

He  d.  in  January,  1705-4),  and  wan  .v.  by  his  ehier  hoii. 

III.  SiK  ClinisTiiPlll.R  LonTlll.K,  who  died  i!4Ktii>|e!>- 
2nd  October,  I7:{1,  and  wan  «.  by  hit  brother, 

IV.  .SiK  Jiwi:!»  Lowiiii.K,  F.R.S.  M.P.  lor  Cuinher 
land  /im//.  (^uhh  Anni:.  <;m>K(;e  I.  Hud  Ckorcp  II 
\Wd.  unmarried  'inil  January.  I7j5,  when  the  IUkmn 

I.  MY   l.\ril(K|i. 

Arms     Or,  six  annulets,  thn-e,  two,  and  one,  i«a. 


LOWTHER,  OF  SWILUN* 

Crpatid  8th  Jan.  1714-15^— KSTmcT  S3 

Sir  Wiluam  LowTRsa.knt.  cT  LetA^ 
of  Sir  John  Lowther,  kat.  of  LiiwAui 
Fleming,  his  wife  (refer  to  LotiTHB  or  1 
purchased  the  mmoor  of  Swflliactaa*  ia 
York,  of  George.  Lord  Daroej  and  Cw 
possessed  of  Great  Preattm  and  Uarfartl 
county.  He  was  one  of  the  oobboI  ia  t 
M.P.  for  Pontcfract  from  IMl  to  ISTtL 
daughter  of  Willimm  Bnsfeild,  of  Lea 
and  had  Issue, 

WiLUAV,  his  heir. 

Richard,  in  holy  ordem,  ivctar  of  S 
in  170S,  leaving  by  Margaret,  kia  i 
of  John  Adams,  esq.  of  Rowdife. 
t^'O  sons, 

John. 

Richard,  rector  of  Swilliagtoa.ci 
Prince  of  Orange,  and  miaisit 
lish  church  at  Rotterdam,  who 
cember,  1750,  left 

WiLLIAV. 

Mary,  m.  to  Mr.  Vevera. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Mr.  Rohann. 
Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Francis  Bland,  bait 

Kippax, 
Eleanor,  m.  to  Richard  Harrisao,  es^ 

Ca«e, 
.Mary,  m.  to  William  Ellis,  esq.  «f  i 

well, 
Frances,  m.  to  Richard  Beaamaot.f 

of  Whitley. 
Agncrt,  wr.  to  William  Dawson,  ^. 
Dnrothv,  wi.  to   Robert    Ka%iie«,  f*| 

KnoHtrop, 

Sir  Willi. till,  uh"  w.i»  a  iNininii**!-'''^  ^^ ' 
and     bur}:!-— t     in     ],.tr1i.imi-nt    i-.r    I*-in 
CH\KL».!i  11.  diei,  aptl  cishty.  in  Frhriir 
was  s,  by  hist  »t«iii, 

SiK  W  ii.i.i\H  Lu\miii.r.  int.  •It  (^nat  r 
ritr  of   ^orkitliirt>   in    lii«i.  .ind   M  I'    (' 
He  wa.-  born  in  Aut:u»t,  Kli!'.  and  dird'th 
170A,  having  had   iMue,  by   Catkemiie>  ^ 
ThtnuHs  HarriHon,  ernj.  of  I)anrrr'«  HdL 
Cave,  in  ^  i»rk!«hire.  five  sons  and  iw»  dai 
Wii.LiAV.  hi4  heir. 
Kichard,  of  Leeds,  mercbant.  sk  fa* 
daughter  of  Sir  Christopher  Uaais 
of  Kirklington,  in  the  county  •(  Y* 
condl>.  Mitry,  daughter  uf  Sir  IsWf 
and  had  by  the  latter  thxvc  dM|M 
Catherine,  und  Kliiabtfth. 
ltob«rt,  of  Cdlverle}. 
CuKisTorHiR,  sole  cRecutor  Is  hit  i 
left  him  an  e»tate  at  Little  PrrsMo.ia 
of  York.     Hem.  F.lt/abrCk.daa|M« 
Maude,  esq.  of  Ahrrnthurp.  Wslifci 
croft,    (."tee  Ki  RkiV  i\*mmmirt,  isl 
lie  died  in  17IN.  leaving 
\\  1 1  LI  %  « .  of  fjttle  Pmtua.  w* 
lingtiin  and  prebendary  sf  T«i 
here,ifter  as  heir  to  SirWJMn 
the  second  baroatt. 


Manila,  OT.  to  George 
and  had  issue   a  son.  (ksf|i  * 
Thomp^a. 

nil 


LOW 


LUC 


•tken]ic»  a.  to  Henry,  aon  and  heir  of  Henry 

Sliaciby,  eiq.  mMter  of  the  Mint, 
lary,  ■».  to  John  Stanhope,  esq.  of  Honforth*  in 

the  oMinty  of  York. 
Meet  oon, 

HTiLLUM  LowTBiB,  esq.  of  Hwillinirton,  high 
r  of  Yorkahire  in  1097  and  M .  P.  for  Pontefract 
•  reigna  of  William  Hi.  Queen  Annk,  and 
SB  I.  waa  created  a  BAaoNir  6th  January,  1714-15. 
QUbbb  at.  inabena,  daoghter  of  Banaater,  third 
Mayawrd,  and  had  iaaue, 
TiLuaB,  hie  aoooeaaor. 

r»  of  Newcastle  opon-Tyne,  M.D.  d.  in  1743. 
ip  (ovciuor  of  Snrat,  d*  Sm  j9. 


•} 


d.  omn. 


fllh  Marrh.  1010,  and  waa  s.  by  hia  eldeat  son, 
Sib  Wiixub  Lowtbbb,  M.P.  for  Pontefract, 
■tt  ia  1710,  Diana,  daughter  of  Thnmaa  Condon, 
€  tkm  coonty  of  York,  which  lady  died  iaaueleaa 
Sir  William  m.  aecondly,  Catherine,  eld- 
of  Sir  William  Ramaden,  hart,  but  died 
Ucoenber.  1703,  when  the  BAaoMTCY  be- 
BXTI3ICT.  Sir  William  bequeathed  the  eatate  of 
bigtDB  to  hia  oouain, 

!bb  Rbt.  William  Lowthkr,  of  Little  Preaton, 
Mctor  of  Swillington  and  prebendary  of  York, 
who,  being  created  a  Baro.net  39nd  Anguat, 
17AI,  became  Sir  William  Ixiwruaa,  of  Swil- 
Kngtoo.     He  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  the   Rct. 
Charira  Zoach,  vicar  of  Sandal,  in  the  county 
of  York,  and  had  two  aona, 
William,  who  inherited  the  barony  and  via- 
coMBtyof  Lowther  on  the  decease  of  J  amea, 
Earl  of  Lonadale,  in  1801,  and  waa  after- 
warda  himaelf  created  Earl  ok  LoNaoALi. 
(See  Bumac'a  Peerage.) 
John,  ot  Swillington,  created  a  Barokbt  in 
IBM. 

M — Or.  aix  annnleta,  three,  two,  and  one,  sa. 


LOWTHER,  OF  MAHSKK. 

AtBl>  IMh  June,  10117.— ExTi XT  3rd  Feb.  1753. 


Einrafic. 


LowTMRR,  r«q.  aerentli  aun  of  Sir  Chriato- 
,  knt.  and  Eleanor  MuHi^ave,  his  wife 


IBB  or  Whitknatk.n),  m.  fint,  a  daughter 
llrr;  and  aecundly,  Rlizabrth,  daughter  of  Wil- 
Haicroft,eaq.  of  Laocaabire,  by  whom  he  had  two 

Jehn,  th«  yuungrr,  waa  a  mrrchant  at  Dantsic, 
■rryiag  Mary ,  daughtrr  of  Colonri  John  Loarther, 
MM.  The  elder  aon  and  heir, 
raOMT  Lowthkr,  eaq.  of  Marake,  in  the  county 
ivfc,  M.P.  for  Appleby  in  I07b  9.  m.  Margaret, 
MCT  of  Sir  William  Penu,  knt.  adroiriil  to  King 
l«a  II.  and  waa  s.  by  hia  eldeat  aurviving  aou, 
VtLUAM  Lowtmrr.  eaq.  of  Manke,  who  waa 
Ri  B  Babomit  by  A'iag  Wii.Lua  III.  ISth  June, 

Sir  William  m.  Catherine,  daughter  and  heir 
•Mao  Prvoton,  eaq.  of  Holker,  in  l^ncaahire,  (are 
IB'a  Ctmmmitri,  vol.  i.  p.  479, >  and  had  iaaue, 
toMU.  hia  — cceaaor. 


.  la  April,  I7M,  and  waa  $.  by  hia  elder  aon, 
SiB  TiMMAa  Lowthkr,  M.P.  for  Lancaater,  who 
Jaly.  1713,  Lady  Elisabeth  Cavendiah,  daughter 
aacond  Duke  of  Deronahire,  and  dying 
M,  1749,  waa  t.  by  hia  aon, 

u  r 


III.  SiB  William  Lowtbbb,  who  d,  unmarried  in 
17S3,  when  the  Baronbtcy  became  bxtingt.  He  de< 
▼iaed  Holker  and  the  reat  of  the  eatatea  he  had  inhe- 
rited from  the  Preatona  to  liia  cooain,  Lord  George 
Carendiah. 

Arms — Or,  aix  annuleta,  three,  two,  and  one,  aa. 


LUCAS,  OF  FENTON. 


Crbatbd 
•0th  May,  1044. 


Extinct 
about  1088. 


Etneage. 

In  1044  a  Baronrtcy  waa  conferred  on 
I.  Sir  Cbrvas  LtCAa,  of  Fenton,  in  Linoolnahire^ 
deacended  from  an  ancient  family  in  that  county. 
During  the  civil  conflicta  of  the  unhappy  timee  in 
which  he  lired,  Sir  Gerraa  adhered  with  deroted  at- 
tachment to  the  royal  cauae,  and  waa  gOTernor  of 
BflToir  Castle  for  A'iii;  Charum.  He  died  unmarried 
about  1008,  and  with  him  the  Baronbtcy  RxriRBo. 

iftrm.v— Arg.  r  chevron  gu.  between  three  ogreaaea, 
on  a  chief  ax.  a  moor  cock  of  the  field  between  two 
croaa  croaaleta  fitchfte  or. 


LUCY,  OF  BROXBURNE. 


Crratcu 
llthMar.  ltfl7-8. 


Extinct 
10th  Nov.  175». 


ULintaqt. 

For  the  early  dcacent  of  the  LtCYS  refer  to  BuBBB'ft 
History  of  the  Commoners,  vol  iii.  p.  97. 

Sia  THuvAa  LttY,  knt.  of  Charlecotr,  in  the  connty 
of  Warwick,  only  aon  and  heir  of  Sir  Thomaa  Lucy, 
immortalized  by  Shakapean^  aa  Ju»ticr  Shallow, 
M.  ftnit,  DoroUiy,  daughter  of  Nicholaa  Arnold,  eaq. 
and  by  her  had  a  aon,  Thomaa,  who  d.  young,  and  a 
daughter,  Joyce,  wife  of  Sir  William  Cook,  knt.  of 
Highnam.  Sir  Thomaa  m.  aecdndly,  Conatance,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Sir  Richard  Kingamill,  knt.  of  High 
Clece,  HanU,  and  had  a  large  family ;  of  whom, 
TiiOMAA,  the  eldeat  aon,  inherited  Charlecote  and  car- 
ried on  the  principal  line  of  the  family;  while  the 
aacond  m>u, 

I.  Sir  Richard  Li'cy,  acquiring,  by  intennarriafo 
with  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Henry 
Cock,  of  Broxbume,  Hcrta,  and  relict  of  the  Hon. 
Robert  Weat.  the  eaUla  af  Broxburne,  aettled  tbeie. 
He  rt^reived  the  honour  of  knighthood  in  1017,  and 
waa  created  a  Baronkt  11th  March,  1017-18.  Sir 
Richard  m.  aecondly,  Rebecca,  daughter  and  co  heir 
of  Thomaa  Chapman,  eaq.  of  Wormley ,  Herta.    By  hia 

3S9 


LUM 


LYD 


first  wife  he  had  a  daughter,  Conatantia,  m.  to  Henrjr* 
Lord  Colerain,  and  an  only  eont  his  suocessor  at  his 
decease  ath  April,  1087, 

II.  Sir  KiNOBXiLL  LrcT,  F.R.S.  of  Facombe,  Hants, 
m.  Lady  Theophila  Berkeley,  daughter  of  George, 
Earl  of  Berkeley,  and  by  her  ladyship  (who  m.  se- 
condly, Robert  Nelson,  esq.  of  London,)  had  a  son  and 
two  daughters,  rix. 

Bbrkblkt,  his  heir. 

Theophila,  m.  to  Sir  William  Ingoldsby,  bart. 
Mary,  d.  unm. 
He  died  about  the  year  1878,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Berkblby  Lucy,  F.R.S.  who  m.  Catherine, 
daughter  of  Charles  Cotton,  esq.  of  BeresforJ,  in  the 
county  of  Stafford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  June,  1740,) 
had  an  only  surriTing  daughter  and  heiress, 

Mary  Lucy,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Charles  Compton, 
youngest  son  of  George,  fourth  Earl  of  North- 
ampton, and  had  issue, 
Charlbs  Compton,'!  seTenth  and  eighth  Earls 
Spbncbr  CoxPTON.j      of  Northampton. 
Mary  Compton,  m.  first,  to  Richard  Haddock, 
esq.  R.N.;  and  secondly,  to  Arthur  Scott, 
esq.  R.N. 
Jane  Compton,  m.  to  George,  first  Lord  Rod- 
ney. 
Catherine  Compton,  m.  to  John,  Earl  of  Eg- 

mont ;  she  was  created  Baroness  Arden. 
Elisabeth  Compton,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Henry 
Drummond,  son  of  William,  fourth  Viscount 
Strathallan,  and  d.  in  IS  10. 
Sir  Berkeley  d.  10th  November,  1730,  when  the  Ba- 

RONRTCY  XXPIRKD. 

Arm»—Ou.  three  luces  (or  pikes)  hanriant  arg. 


LUMLEY,  OF  BRADFIELD. 
1 


Crxatrd 
8th  Jan.  1640-1. 


Extinct 
nth  Dec.  1771. 


E<nragr. 

DoMiNiao  Lovely,  an  Italian  by  birth,  and  of  the 
bedchamber  to  Hbnry  VIII.  commanded  a  troop  of 
horse  and  maintained  them  at  his  own  expense  at 
Boulogne  for  the  use  of  the  king.    His  son. 

Jambs  Lomklin  or  Li'Mlby,  was  a  merchant  of  Lon- 
don, and  died  at  the  advanced  age  of  eighty-eight  in 
1502,  when  ho  was  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Martyn  Litmi.by,  knt.  sheriff  of  London  in  1614, 
and  lord  mayor  in  1823.  He  dipd  in  1634,  and  was 
magnificently  interred  at  Great  St.  Helens;  the  fu- 
neral directed  by  Sir  Henry  St.  Gforgo,  Sir  William 
Le  Neve,  and  others  of  the  heralds.  By  his  will,  dated 
1st  September,  1031,  he  gave  to  the  churchwardens  of 
St.  Helens  and  their  sncc4>S8ors  for  ever  an  annuity  or 
rent-charge  of  £20,  to  b«  issuing  out  of  his  messuage 
or  tenement  in  the  parish  of  St.  John  the  Evangelist, 
London,  upon  trust,  lor  establishing  a  lecture  or  ser- 
mon for  ever  to  be  preached  in  that  parish  church  on 
Thursday  evening  weekly  from  Michaelmas  to  Lady- 
Day,  and  the  said  churchwardens  to  pay  the  same  to 
a  goodly  dirlne  for  preaching  the  said  lecture;  he  be- 
queathed also  £4  per  annum  for  the  use  of  the  poor 
of  the  said  parish.  He  m.  Mary  Witham,  and  was  *. 
by  his  son. 


I.  Martyh  LoiLir,  esq.  of  Bniftdd  Mi 
county  of  Esaex,  knight  of  that  ihin  fa 
Parliament,  who  wm  ereatad  a  BaMuisr ) 
I.  8th  January,  lOM-I.  Sir  Martyn  ■. 
daughter  and  heir  of  John  Moredith,  eaq. 
shire,  and  by  her  had  an  only  dan^ter 
wife  of  Sir  Roger  Mortyn,  bnt.  of  Urn 
county  of  Flint.  He  m*  aeeoadly,  Mary, 
Alderman  Edward  Anoyn*  of  London*  i 
lady  had  a  son,  IdM  simeiaoi  in  16SI, 

II.  Sir  Martyn  LuMrLiT»who  as.  Ann 
of  Sir  John  Langham ,  bnrt.  of  Cottesihiuolu 
in  August,  170S  (his  wife  tf.  In  lOM),  wi 
only  son, 

III.  Sir  Marttn  Lohliy,  who  wedded* 
beth,  dau^ter  of  Sir  Jonathan  Dnwea,  ka 
of  London,  and  had  an  only  anrrivlnc  c 
wife  of  Sir  Stephen  Andenon.  He  ■ 
Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Richard  Chambari 
Gray's  Inn.  and  by  her  had 

Jame.s,  his  successor. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Right  Rer.  Dr.  Ci 
of  Bangor,  and  snrrived  hie  widow. 

Sir  Martyn  m.  thirdly,  EUiabeCfa.daaghlv 
Rawlinson,  gent,  of  Sanacate,  in  LinmA 
12th  January,  1710,  and  waa  s.  by  his  son* 

IV.  Sir  Jambs  Ldmlbt,  who  died  aaa 
December,  1771,  when  the  BaaovircT  I 

TINCT. 

iiraif^Or,  a  chief  go.  (aane  aa  tbm  dty 


LUMSDEN,  OF  AUCHINIM 
Crratbd  0th  Aug.  ISSI.— EZTIJCCT  Ulh  : 

Irinrafr. 

In  1821  a  Baronbtcy  was  oonfemd  en 
I.  Sir  Harry  Nivi^n  Lumsdbm,  of  Anc 
Aberdeenshire,  but  he  survived  the  creatf 
months.    He  d.  s.  p.  and  the  title  of  coon 

LYDE,  OF  AYOT  ST.  LAWR 


Crbaied 
13th  Oct.  1772. 


Irtntagc. 

CoRNBLius  Lydb,  esq.  of  Stanton  Wkk 

setshire,  h.  2nd  March,  1840-1  (son  of  Wi 

of  Week,  and  grandson  of  another  Wflfiai 

was  bom  in  1576),  m.  16th   May.  1681,  I 

and  by  her,  who  d.  8th  June.  17 lA,  had  isi 

Jambs,  of  Stanton  Wick  and  of  ttMOt 

merchant,  baptised  8th  June.  1871 ; 

daughter  of  MiAad  Pope»  alao  if  I 

d.  12th  March,  I73I. 

John,  baptised  20th  Jannary,  18734: 

1789. 
Samuel,  of  London,  M.D.  as.  Anna-Rei 
ter  of  the  bniyomaater  of  Lrydeo, 
and  d.  t.  p. 

330 


LYD 


MAC 


I  l«M,  laBl^cohnal  of  Bilitia 
m  Tbglaift,  aad  wuftmnMdm  in  Um  Hoom  of 
JMliMM  Itt  that  Mloay  for  King  Willimm 
C— itty.  H«  A  «.  ^  iMTiag  a  widow,  who  m. 
^  Tiflof  t  oif  • 
!MUL.  of  wboM  pftoaatly. 

ksyliiod  Mch  Jonnory,  1686-7,  who 
tiM  ostate  of  Ayot  St.  Lawrenoe,  in 
ity  of  Hortnra.  no  m*  finti  in  17  lO* 
r.  Jaaglrtor  of  John  Poek,  which  lady  d, 
u  p,  bB  1716;  and  Moondly,  36ch  NoTomber, 
inr,  Bichil,  daachtar  of  Comalaiu  Witteaom, 
■^  of  Lndon.  by  whoaa,  who  d,  in  178S,  agad 
ll^ty-fMr,  ho  left  at  hia  deceaae,  lith  July, 
ir4J»  two  danghttn,  hia  oo-hdn ;  the  elder  of 


Earaux  samod  her  ooualn,  Sir  Lyonel  Lyde, 


pie  d.  tsch  Joly.  1717,  and  was  hoiiod  at  Chew 
k*  fca  SoBMvaetthire.    Hla  fifth  eon, 
■BL  Ltm,  oiq.  hapdaod  Mth  Fehraary,  10M, 
■lyor  of  the  dty  of  Brirtol.    He  married  two 
i  hy  Iko  iraC  whan  ha  married  in  Virginia,  ho 


fiw  King  WUliam 
1  of  a  regiment  in  Virginia. 


Mown  op  in  an  engageaaent  at 
oaa  Ib  hia  piaeege  to  England  in  1747. 

I  OieBBd  wifc.  who  waa  an  heireaa  and  died  Mth 
Vf,  infrJtf  Mr.  Lyde  had  iMoe, 

ni  wham  preeently. 
i,  mm,,,  at  Briatol  3th  Fehraary,  17t9-36p 
arh*  m>  Abbo«  danghter  of  John  Lewie,  gent,  of 
Uch^MBd,  and  left  an  only  sanriring  child, 
BacBKLt  m.  to  the  Rer.  Jame*  Wiggett,  of 
Cradwkk,  in  Wiltahire. 

aan'Maria,  ft.  in  17tl,  who  ai.  Chaancy  Poole, 
«■%.  af  Brielol,  and  had  iMue, 
HkholM  Poole,  who  m.  Martha,  daughter  of 
Coraelioa   Denne,  of  Cheapeide,   London, 
aad  d, «.  p. 
IfTORBi.  PooLa, of  Shirehamptou .  in  the  connty 
of  GfcMoeater,  who  aanuaaed  the  eurnaine 
aad  anue  of  Ltdr,  aa  heir  to  his  uncle  Sir 
Lyancl.    He  d.  :  p. 

Aaaa'MAau  Poolc,  «.  to  Levy  Amee,  eaq. 
mayor  of  Brietol  in  1780,  who  amunned  the 
a«mama  of  Lti>i.  and  had  iiaae  MTcral 
aaaa  and  daughters. 

Lyde  died  in  1744,  and  wan  buried  at  Brietol.  His 
■■  by  hia  arcond  marrtafe, 
LrmiiL  Lroa,  eeq.  of  Ayot  St.  Lawrence,  born 
hml  fth  May,  1714,  was  created  a  BAaoNir  13th 
iir,  1771.  He  Ml.  in  1747,  Rachel,  daughter  and 
^  ef  hie  uicle  Cornelias  Lyde,  esq.  of  Ayot,  but 
p.  ttad  inly,  1701,  when  the  title  beranie  bx- 
of  Ayot  St.  Lawrence  passed  by 
r,  Lyonel  Poole,  esq.  of  Shtrehamp- 
him  to  the  family  of  Ames. 

8e    4a  •■  eagle  displayed  doaUa-headed  erm. 


i  ■maher  of  the  family  was  amongst  the  Ticlon  at 
Wldm  eC  Poimaas,  as  vac  of  the  eiqalret  la  imme- 
M^nilsBii  apoB  James,  Lord  Aadley,  K.O.  John 
off  Usnl  Aadley.  son-la-law,  and  eTeatnally  heir 
f  said  James,  graatcd,  ia  coaiidcratloa  thai  John 
Maes  Mackwufth  were  Taliaat  men,  and  for  the 
«  n  nil  fill  by  Ibem  ead  their  ancestors  to  the 
9  tenily,  e  part  of  the  arms  of  Aadley,  vii.  |iaity 


-r 


MACKINTOSH,  OF  MACKINTOSH. 


CaBATBD 

Mth  Dec.  1812. 


Extinct 
Slat  Jan.  I8S0. 


ftifffagr. 

The  family  of  Mackintosh,  of  that  ilk,  lineally  de- 
scends from  Shaw,  second  son  of  Duncan  M^Doff, 
third  Earl  of  Fife,  and  great-grandchild  to  Duncan 
M'Duff  who  slew  Macbktb.  This  Shaw,  being  sent 
by  MaijCOiji  IV.  in  the  year  1 103,  to  repress  a  rebellion 
in  Morayland,  which  he  effected  in  a  most  signal 
manner,  was  rewarded  with  the  constabulary  of  the 
castle  of  InTornese ;  and  from  hia  reaidence  among 
the  people  of  the  country  who  spoke  the  Gaelic  only, 
was  called  Mac-in-toah-ick,  that  is  to  say,  Thomaa,  son 
or  the  principal  and  first  man  in  dignity  in  the  shire. 
He  thus  became  the  first  of  the  name,  and  the  pro- 
genitor of  a  loitg  line  of  chiefs. 

I.  iENKAS  Mackintosh,  of  Mackintosh,  the  twenty- 
third  laird,  was  created  a  BAaoNcr  in  181t.  He  m. 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Ludorick  Grant,  hart,  of 
Dalrey,  in  the  county  of  Moray ;  but  d,  s.  p.  Slat  Ja- 
nuary, I8S0,  when  the  title  bocaBsa  ■xtimct.  The 
present  chief  of  this  ancient  and  diatinguished  elan  ia 
Ai^BXANoaa  Mackintosh,  twanty-aixth  laird  of  Mack- 
intoeh.    (See  Bcbkb's  Cnmmoufrs,  toL  iv.) 

Arm*  Quarterly :  firat  or,  a  lion  rampant  gu. ; 
second  arg.  a  dexter  arm  cooped  feaeewaya,  holding 
up  a  heart  gu. ;  third  as.  a  boar's  head  or ;  fourth  or, 
a  galley,  her  sails  furled  and  oan  in  saltier  sa.  flags 
gu. 


MACKWORTH,  OF  NORMANTON. 


Cbbatbd 
4th  June,  1810. 


Extinct 
in  1803. 


Emr«gf. 

Mackwobtr.  in  the  county  of  Derby,  gave  naasa  to 
this  ancient  family,  which  had  been  seated  there  lor 
sereral  generations.*  The  chief  of  the  line,  who  first 
settled  in  Rutlandshire,  was 

Thomas  Mackwohth,  of  Mackworth,  in  Derhyahlre, 
who  by  intermarriage  with  Alice  Hasings,  sister  and 


per  pale  iodeatcd,  tabic  and  ermine,  a  ebevroa,  gales, 
ftrtte  or,  to  be  borne  by  the  Mackworths  and  their  de- 
•ccnUaats.  Ia  witness  to  which  grant  he  pot  bis  wal  of 
arnii,  riz.  Qmmrterlp ;  /ir§t  and  /vmih,  frttte,  amd  te- 
etnd  and  third,  ermine,  a  cheyroa,  circamicribed,  JIJpU- 
lum  JohamUa  J/Jwdlejft  iThis  tfaaor  of  Marfcetoo,  1st 
August,  1404. 


331 


T*d^\ 


MAC 


MAC 


heir  of  Sir  John  de  Bsuiinga,*  acquired  a  fair  inheri- 
tance in  that  county,  hat  principally  the  town*  and 
manors  of  Nonnanton,  Empinghara,  and  Hard  wick, 
which  first  place,  thence  forward,  became  the  seat  of 
the  family.    This  Thomas  was  s,  by  his  son, 

Henry  Mack  worth,  of  Normanton,  who  was  sheriff 
of  Rutland  18  Edward  IV.  and  had  two  sons, 

JoHN,his  heir,  who  predeceased  him,  leaving  a  son, 

GfiOROK,  who  inherited. 
Thomas,  ancestor  of  the  M  ackworths  of  Betton,  now 
represented  by  Sir  Dig  by  MACi.woRTH,bart.  and 
of  the  Mackworths  who  took  the  name  of  Praed. 
He  was  t.  by  his  grandson, 

Georgk  Mack  worth,  sheriff  of  Rutland  12  Henry 
VII.  and  14,  93,  and  20  Henry  VIII.  He  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Geffrey  Sherard,  esq.  of  Stapleford,  and 
had  a  son,  his  successor  in  1530, 

Francis  Mackworth,  esq.  of  Normanton,  who  m. 
Ellen,  one  of  the  eight  daughters  of  Humphry  Uercy, 
esq.  of  Grore,  in  Nottinghamshire,t  and  co-heir  of  her 
brother  Sir  John  Hercy,  knt.  (who  /I.  s,  p.  12  Eliza- 
RBTR).  This  Francis  was  sheriff  of  Rutlandshire  in 
the  30th  and  3Sth  of  Henry  VIII.  and  3rd  of  Queen 
Mart.    He  d.  in  1557,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

George  Mackworth,  esq.  who  was  thrice  sheriff  of 
RutlRml  temp.  Elizabeth.  He  m.  first,  Grace,  daugh- 
ter of  Ralph  Rokeby,  esq.  seijcant-at-law ;  and  se- 
condly, Anne,  daughter  of  Edmund  Hall,  esq.  of 
Gretford :  and  was  .v.  by  bis  sun, 

I.  Thomas  Mackworth,  esq.  of  Normanton,  in  the 
county  of  Rutland,  sheriff  in  the  41  Elizabeth  and 
7  James  I.  who  was  created  a  Baronet  4th  June,  1610. 
Sir  Thomas  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Henry 
Hall,  esq.  of  Gretford,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  sole  heir 
of  her  mother,  one  of  the  daughters  and  co-heirs  of 
Francis  Neale,  esq.  of  Tugby,  in  the  same  county,  and 
had  four  sons,  viz.  Henry,  his  heir;  Francis  (Sir),  d. 
nnm. ;  Peregrine,  m.  the  widow  of  Alexander  Moor, 
esq.  of  Grantham,  barrister-at-law,  but  had  no  issue  ; 
Neale,  d.  unra.  Sir  Thomas  d.  in  March,  1025  0,  and 
was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Hrnky  Mackworth,  who  rebuilt  the  manor 
house  at  Normanton,  and  huvinR  uiarriod  Mary.duugh* 
ter  of  Robert  Hopton,  esq.  of  Withani,  and  sbter  and 
co-heir  of  Ralph,  Lord  Hopton,;  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  successor. 

If.  Robert,  m.  tinit  in  1025,  Elizabeth,  daughtpr  of 
John  Hatcher,  e!«q.  of  Einpingham,  and  had, 
Robert,  of  Huntingdon,  m.  Mary,  daughter 
of  William  Dowse,  uf  the  same  place,  mer- 
chant, and  dying  in  1733,  left 
Thomas,  who  inherited  as  fifth  baronet. 
Elizabeth,  tn.  to  Lewis   Smith,  esq.  of 
Great  Gedding. 
He  f  Robert  sen.)  //i.  secondly,  Margaret,  eldest 
daughter  of  Edward  Corbet,  esq.   and  had 
by  her,  a  son  whodf.  youug,  and  a  daughter 
Mary,  the  wife  of  Piercy  Butler,  esq. 
ill.  Henry,  m.  Dorothy  Hall,  of  Gretford,  in  Lincoln- 
shire, and  hud  two  sons,  viz. 


1.  Henry,  w.  KathwiiM  mfcuto.rf 
ham,  and  had  Hsmry,  rixth  bai 
S.  Thomaa,  killed  in  a  d«d. 
IT.  Rdward,  a  merchaat,  d.  s.  p. 
V.  Gustams,  m.  Dorothy,  vidow  of  TkoH 
Grey ,  of  Groby,  mother  of  Thonas,  MC 
of  Stamford,  and  dftnf^hter  aad  co4e 
ward  Boardiier,  fourth  Eail  Bath,  I 
he  had  iasne. 
I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Philip  Yoonf .  caq.  of 

in  Shropshira. 
II.  Jane,  as.  to  Hugh  Underwood,  esq.  of  11 
in  the  Isle  of  Wight. 
Sir  Henry  d.  in  Aug.  IMO,  and  was  «.  by  hisci 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Mackwokth.M.P.  for  thee 
Rutland,  from  the  31st  of  Cbarlrs  II.  lo  th 
his  death.  He  m.  first.  Dorothy,  daughter  of 
George  Darell,  of  Cale  Hill,  in  Kent,  and  by 
issue, 

Thomas,  who  died  in  hia  father's  lifetiae 
Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Wingfield.caq.  of Tii 
in  the  county  of  Rutland,  (refer  to 
C4)mmimer»t  toI.  IL  p.  470.) 
Utrechia,  d.  nnm. 
Sir  Thomas  wedded,  secondly,  Anne,  daaghtef 
phrey  Mackworth,  esq.  of  Betton,  in  Salop,  ai 
had  to  survive, 

Thomas,  successor  to  his  father. 
Jane,  m.  tn  Abraham  Rys,  gent,  of  line 
and  surrived  his  widow,  israelfso 
He  d.  in  November,  lOM,  and  was  t.  by  Us  i 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Mackworth.  If  .P.  for  Ih 
of  Rutland,  in  the  room  of  his  father,  and  r»« 
th«;  1st  and  4th  of  Qurm  Akkr.  and  two  In 
roentsof  George  I.  He  d.  unm.  in  Mar^  D 
his  grandnephew  (the  grandson  of  his  hatful 
rothy)  the  Rev.  John  Wingfield.  of  TrickcneMi 
his  heir  in  blood,  and  the  Baroitrtct  defile 
his  cousin  and  heir-at-law  (refier  to  llobcrt.Be 
of  the  second  baronet), 

V.  Sir  Thomas  .Mace. worth,  an  apothecary 
ingilon,  and  alderman  of  that  borough.  Bs 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Maole,  esq.  ani 
her  four  daughters, 

Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Nailoar. 

Ross,  in  Ireland,  and  had  issoe. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Robinwn,  of  EI 

Sally,  m.  to  Leonard  Fausett,  of  Linooh 

ScKKY,  m.  to  John  Wilkinson,  of  Wisbei 

Sir  Thomas  m.  secondly,  Mary,  relict  of  the  1 

Waller,  uf  Great  Stoughton,  in  Huntingdoaii 

daughter  of  the  Rev.  Leonard  Reresby,  of  1 

in  tlie  county  of  York,  but  by  her  had  no  iss 

d.  17th  October,  1709,  and  was  «.  by  his  nnd 

to  Henry,  third  son  of  the  second  baronet.} 

VI.  Sir  Henry  Mackworth,  who  m.  E 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Lamb,  rector  ti 
Norfolk,  and  dying  1  tth  Jan.  1774.  was  «.  by 

VII.  Sir  Hknry  Mackworth,  one  of  the  : 
upon  the  poor  knights'  charity,  in  the  Chartc 


*  Sir  Juhu  dc  Basings,  son  of  John,  ion  of  Thomas, 
bv  Margaret,  bis  wile,  ddiightiT  and  heir  uf  Thomas  do 
Normanville,  son  of  Ralnh,  wm  t»f  Thoma5  de  Norman- 
vjlle,  who  ilied  trmp.  Hknky  III.,  whose  ancestors, 
soon  after  the  Conqnest,  were  lionls  of  Normanton,  and 
were  also  sealed  at  Kenerton,  in  the  hundred  of  Black- 
borne,  in  Kent,  until  their  male  issue  fnilin^,  both  that 
estate  and  this  in  Rutland,  went  with  an  heiress  to  the 
Basings,  a  family  of  i;reat  note  and  antiquity,  descended 
from  Adam  de  Basinc,  lord  mayor  of  London  in  1251, 
whose  habitation  in  the  city,  occupied  the  place  where 
Blackwell-hall  was  erected;  from  him  the  street  and 
ward  adjoining  were  denominated  Basine's-hall  Street, 
and  Basin'j's  bail  Ward. 


>   By  Elizabeth,  daughter  «ir  Sir  John  Difb] 
Ketteley. 

;  Sir  Ralph  Hopton,  K.B.  was  creaird  a 
consequence  of  a  victory  he  had  then  achieved 
parliamentarians,  at  Stratton,  in  CnniwaB.  Lo 
TON.  qf  StrattoH,  with  remainder,  defiah  of  ■ 
upon  his  uncle.  Sir  Arthur  Hopton,  knt.  who  hi 
deceased  his  lordship,  the  barony  expired,  and  I 
devolved  upon  his  sisters,  as  co-heirs,  m. 
I.  Rachel,  m.  to  —  Moraan,  esq. 

II.  Mary,  m.  first  to  —  Hartop,  and  tnam 

Henry  Mackworth. 

III.  Catherine,  m.  to  John  Windbanheiq. 

IV.  Mars;aret,  tit.  to  Sir  Baynhin  Thrapaar 

Bi  Kkr's  tatinct  Pm-oge. 
3.'« 


HAD 


MAI 


r«  he  dMd  fawdeM  in  1M3,  when  the 
irimiD. 

ty  per  pele,  tadeated,  Mble  and  ennine, 
leSf  nrecn  ov* 

HERSON,  OF  CALCUTTA. 

1 


Extinct 
inh  Jan.  1811. 


icrnwrnaon,  esq.  younger  son  of  Dr.  John 
D.D.  an  eminent  Sooctiah  diTine,  by  a 
laclcodi  of  Bemire,  haring  been  appointed 
the  anpreme  council  of  Bengal,  in  1780, 
leaeral  on  the  return  of  Warren  Hutingi 
in  1781,  reoeired,  erentnally,  the  unani- 
•f  the  court  of  director*,  for  hie  conduct 
I  waa  created  a  BAaoNBT  S7th  January, 
hn  returned  to  Britain  in  1787,  and  sate 
t  afterwards  for  the  borough  of  Horaham. 
fth  January,  IMl,  when  the  Babonbtcy 

RCT. 

ad  only  brother,  Thr  Rev, 
MacrHBBaoK,  m.  Misa  Mary  Mackinnon, 
■ychatican.  This  gentleman  is  mentioned 
Dr.  Johnson,  in  hiaTour  to  the  Hebrides  : 
house  waa  filled  with  company,  among 
Mr.  Macpheraon  and  his  aister,*  distin* 
I  tbemseUes  by  their  politeness  and  ac- 
ihawnts.    By   him   we   were  incited  to 

ty  per  fesse  or  and  axure,  a  lymphad  or 
dls  furled,  her  oars  in  action,  of  the  first, 
r  chief  point  a  hand  couped.  grasping  a 
t  upwards,  gules;  and  in  the  sinister 
croaalet  Atchbt  of  the  last. 


DDOX,  OF  WORMLEY. 


ye. 


Ketiwct 
nth  I>cc.  1710. 


ftinragr. 

in  M«bDOK,  esq.  of  Wonnley,  Herts,  was 
laontT  nth  Mstrcb.  1075-0.    He  m.  Doro 


thy,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Glascock,  knt.  but  had 
no  aon.    He  d.  14th  December,  1710,  when  the  Babon- 

BTCT  KXriBBD. 

Armi    Per  pale  as.  and  gu.  two  lions  paaaant  in 
pale  or. 


MAINWARING,  OF  OVER  PEOVER. 


Cbbatbo 
SSad  Not.  1000. 


Extinct 
7th  Not.  17M. 


ftineafe. 

Randlphus,  a  noble  Norman  in  the  train  of  Wil- 
liam the  Conqueror t  one  of  the  soldiers  of  fortune, 
who  acquired  as  their  share  of  the  spoil,  the  county  of 
Chester,  had,  for  his  immediate  diriaion,  fifteen  lord- 
ships there,  amongst  which  was  Pbubb  (afterwards 
Over- Peover),    His  son  and  heir, 

RicHABD  DK  Masnilwabbn,  was  father  of 

Roobb  dk  Masmilwabixo,  who  gaTe  Plnmley,  to  the 
Abbey,  of  St.  Werbnrge,  in  Chester,  when  he  made 
his  son,  Wide,  a  monk  there  ;  his  other  sons,  William 
and  Randle,  being  witnesses,  which  grant,  with  many 
others,  Richard,  Earl  of  Chester  confirmed  in  1110, 
19  Henby  I.  His  great-grandson,  (the  descendant  of 
his  son  W^illiam), 

Sib  Ralfu  db  Masnilwabiko,  knt.  justice  of  Ches- 
ter, teutp.  RicHABD  I.  m.  Amicia,  dau|^tert  of  Hugh 
Keveliok,  Eabl  op  Crkstbb,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

RooKB  Manwabino,  of  Warmincham,  in  Cheshire, 
who  conferred  by  deed  upon  his  younger  son,  Wiluam, 
temp.  Hbnby  III.  the  esUte  of  Over  Peover,  which 

Wiluam  Manwabino,  fixed  in  consequence,  his 
habitation  there.  He  had  seTera]  children,  and  waa  s, 
by  hia  eldeat  son, 

William  Manwabino,  of  Orer  PeoTer,  living  in 
1*180. 

William  Manwabino,  of  Over  PeoTer,  (son  of 
Roger  Manwaring  and  Christian  de  Birtles,)  living  in 
19  Kdward  II.  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Henry  Daven- 
port, and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

William  Manwabino,  of  Over  Peover,  who  m. 
first  Joan,  daughter  and  heir  of  William  Praen,  of 
Baddiley,  near  Nantwich,  and  had  a  son,  William, 
his  heir.  He  wedded,  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter 
of  Nicholaa  Leyrestrr,  and  sister  of  John  Leycester, 
of  Netlier  Table y,  by  whom  he  had 

,,       '       \  both  Lords  of  Orer  Peover. 

Thomas,  1 

Alan,       Miving  in  the  38th  of  Edward  III. 

Richard,  j 

Eiiioia,  m.  to  Richard  Winningtun,  son  and  heir 
of  Sir  Richard  Winnington. 


I  cwMiden  !klslad>  to  be  a  legitimate  daagh- 
rl  of  Chceler,  bat  Sir  Prtcr  Leicester,  in  hit 
ocally  desks  the  fact.  "  I  cannot  bat  raii- 
)  the  boldnefs  and  Ignorance  of  that  herald, 
Malawariag  (Ule  of  Pecker)  the  elder,  the 
the  Earl  of  Cbeitei't  arms;  for  if  he  oncht 
ancr  that  cuet,  then  ma»t  be  he  desrended 
\t  to  the  Earl  of  CbtMer,  bet  be  was  not ; 


for  the  cu-hein  of  Earl  Hu^h  married  four  of  the  greatest 
peem  in  the  kinKdom."  I'pon  ihi^qiu-ktifm  of  legitimacy, 
a  paper  wan  entacd  between  Sir  Peter  Leicester  and  Sir 
Tbomai  Main  waring,  and  the  matter  was  finally  referred 
to  the  jodges,  of  whose  decision  W'wd  thos  records: 
'*  At  an  assise  held  at  Chester  in  I07A,  the  controversy 
wa«  drrided  bv  the  lastices  itinerant,  who,  as  1  have 
beard,  adjadi>ed  the  right  to  Mainwariug." 

333 


MAI 


MAI 


I 


Ellen,  M.  to  Ralph,  gnndaon  of  Richard  Vernon » 

of  Shibmok  in  Chenhire. 
Joau,  m.  to  William  Legh,  of  Baggiley. 

This  William,  who  waa  styled.  **  William  Manwaring 
the  elder,"  33  Edward  111.*  died  in  I3(H,  (Elizabeth, 
his  widow,  waa  liTingin  1405,)  and  was  i. by  his  eldtst 
•on, 

WiLLi.i^i  MAKWARixG,of  OrerPeoTer.who  wedded, 
firtt.  'in  136G.':  Catheriije. daughter  of  John  Belgrave, 
of  BelgraTe.in  Cheshire,  and  secondly,  Clementia  Cot* 
ton.  but  had  no  issu*'.  In  the  17th  nf  Rich«rd  II.  his 
seal  bore  the  arms  of  the  family  without  distinction, 
lis.  "  arg.  two  barrs  gu."  inscribed  about  S.  WiUuimi 
Mapttuarimc.  For  at  that  poriod,  the  eld«r  house  of 
Warmincham  was  extinct,  and  dwrilred  to  a  daughter. 
He  maitc  his  will  in  1.1M,  wherein,  amongst  other 
matters. he  bequeaths  hiji  body  to  be  buried  in  Aghton 
Church,  and  his  picture  in  alabaster  to  rover  his  tomb 
in  the  said  church  :  piling  to  the  NtiJ  church,  a  part 
of  ChriKt'*  cross,  m-hich  the  wife  of  Handle  Manwaring, 
his  half-brother,  had  in  her  custody,  shut  up  in  wax  : 
to  the  chapel  of  Over  PeoTer,  he  gave  I.' nam  tt^am  dt 
Mutto  yt  ,liat  ind€  ttftimtmtum  i'jidcm.  He  left  also 
a  competent  salar\  for  a  chaplain  to  celebrate  masses 
for  his  Mul  in  the  chapel  of  St.  Mary,  in  Aghton 
Church,  for  neven  y^ars.  He  d.  in  131<fl,  auil  was  .%.  by 
hb  half  brother. 

JoH>  Mi>w«Ri^c.,  of  Over  Heover,  who  m.  about 
13  Riin\RL>  II.  Margaret,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir 
John  StaTord.  of  Wigharo,  and  widow  of  Sir  John 
Warren,  o:  Pointcn.  in  Cheshire,  but  had  no  issue  by 
h«.r.*  Thr  lung  granted  to  this  John,  all  the  lands 
and  gooiisi  of  Sir  Hugh  Browe,  which  the  said  Hugh 
had  forfeited  by  his  rebellion,  dated  IS  Augusti,  4 
Hr^RT  IV.  He  John  waitrd  on  the  prince,  after- 
wards Hi.NRT  V.  and  he  was  made  sheriff  of  Cheshire 
,i^Mamdiu  m»bi*  placMtrit  18th  September,  -t  HiXRY 
IV.  and  c-mtinucd  in  nftre  5th  and  6th  of  the  same 
kin?,  in  which  writ,  the  Karl  of  Chester  chills  him. 
arm;£f*rM":  >uur%.  He  had  aUo  .in  annual  pt-nj^iou  frnm 
Hr\RY  1^.  L'f  twenty  mark».  and  via*  cou»titut*d, 
vk\\\i  M..:*h'W  Ucl  Mff"'.  aii'^  'lii<iu)»s  Mr\-li.twe. 
nul.:« »  •  !  :h-  s..\A  «':•  ;;^-r\  .ii  (  .i  *t«T.  h-w  iirt.  /it«wii 
•'.•«    . I;  ".."■•.   r»   HiNKY   IN.     H>r  <^.  Ill  1 1U>.  iiiid  wa.1  >. 

K  »\-  .  r  M  *\u  \r:>".  f  *.:-  "f  Hier  I'l  ••\fr.  wh«>  m. 
y\.iT^\T\.  uii'.i--«    i{  Kii'h.ird    i>uck.l>\.  nI  rh*-dtll,   in 


111. 


Cbeahire,  uid  daafbter  of  Hagk  ^tmaM 
Kinderton,  ftiid  had  iMtoe, 

JoBM  'Sir>, 
WiUiam 

of  Ightfeild.in 
Ralph,  frflfin  whom  cbc  Xaai 

Cham,  in  Cheshire. 

dote  of  the 

Roger  MsKWABisic,caf.af  Kctb 
tiaed  in  1673 :  mu  inc.  EBahi 
of  Joahua  Raidifc.  «q.  of  T«4 
had  by  her  n  son  and  heir, 
I.  JsiiKS,  who  tf.  r.  ^ 
garct,  his  wif«,  ( 
bam,  esq.  of  Svencabi 
RucBB.  who  4.  *.  fu 
He  M.  secondly.  Fraaeea,  da 
Potts,  of  Xoatoa,  aad  dyi^  ia 
her. 

u.  JoBji.  of  Kermmcham. 
child.  EKuWth.  a.  J«i 
esq.  of  Sandbacb. 
Francies.  m.  to  Jnha  I'ai 
Cottage,  in  YooghalLB 
of  Cork,  and  had  issof. 

I.  JuMK  -  Ma.^waaiRfl 

who  at.  Vary,  dm 
Rer.  Dixie  Bhodi 
hadimac 

"i.  Catherioc  Vaiadf. 
John  Robert  Piifti 
Greem  Pari.iatti 
Cork,  and  tkeir  i 
Roger  Maaosnif  i 
mmed.  ia  IMf .  ifei 
and  anm  of  Mm* 
desire  of  his  fifiM 
Jonr*. 

.1.  Francis  I  aiackt.  •• 
Turner,  rsq.  «f  k 
PU-r.  Bitb 

Mwrv.m  to  l..r!*4-i  J-*** 
.:.  •.  ;•    II-.  !**»•. 

i  .ttl.«»Tiii«'.  "I  T.Tpt.  .a  '**»■ 
H>rrinj,  ♦■»;  •»  P-»"«  ** 
1\.  Ill  ir:*  r..  Th-»»i»  U" 

•ll»l>    ■    I     K  ith 


I* 


"  ■'  H»  '<  .ill  ;  MiJh  hi«  n'Jl  «<l  arm*.  iiii»-l  ii^iwlh. 
t-.iK  b.>-«,  wi:^  4  lioii  p.i*«dii(.  in  rhiti.  inociibtii  aboui 
iht  "c.*!.  A  ^  ■•'".  It  t'.!f!'ni  lit  l/i2v»iir«jriHj,v  .  whiih  cuat 
•  •I    I'.::;*  ■  •   j.'.\t.  i:s  >i.«'u.c:i-  :i  fri  m  M4ii».*.ili>2.  ut  \\  At 


V  »iiw  I--,'.. .  I  I  ii\«  t  r.  ,\.  .  »«>!!i:i>  II. I  •»■•  Piirr*  •■rl_\  . 
in  It-t  u..i.>i  Ku'HiK'  II.  i«  !'•  XI  hvir  iiMi* .  lia^iii,: 
« I!  Ill* »    •:    •;!:!:«»  h -'r'.  wr.i:  •  Ih-ii  in  i  l.i«  1." 

••  n.  r»\    M.«ri»i*    W  iniiiii;:!<»n. 


•irt»-  ••iiii^  ;.■  ..••.»  {[  ,  k.r^  .»:■  ;  km.;'!  iii  hi  I  !• -Ii- 
iirn'x.  1.  ;  Mil!,  i,  .  • '■  |».  ii!.;-'i«<  r.' •'.,  u  !•  r  I.C.I  •'IrtKl. 
.lit  I  ■  i-:>  I*  ■{  I  ..   :  •>  •.ihiti.««. 'I,,  .ir 'i  w  t«  iti^.iMtM  I" 

t  «   •   ■■i  •  (•!   \    <'i\   ;  ■•  ••    "II  n!.  ••»     •"  •  •         H>>vii  *»  r.  "'I 
kii';  ••.■•  r   ii'f    I  « -I'-:  •      |.:ir.   i*.-     .■%»    hw.i  iU«    r;- h 


.  ■.  In  I4U.  Ellm.  dioibMr  of 
■gkMt-af  titwmtytia  LancHbiro, 
la  AOn'i  liftUinc.  ltd  *  hn. 

M-  W  U*  (TIIDlUlllMr. 

t*m.  u  Plan  Wtrbunon.  mm 
ittgnj  4>  WlrtiDrK.ii.af  *Hty. 
•OB  ud  tulr  srjolm  Aati- 


n  lit^.nt.al  AdIlDguni,  anr] 


ed>r»d,  fniia  whom  Awaiid  Iba  MliBwannga  "< 
Whitmon.  iu  !lu(rord*Un:  of  Knmtweiitk , 
laChaihirc;  and  of  Oulay.  in  ShnpahiH.  (Set 

Rstwn.  uicatoF  of  Ihe  UanirariniEa  of  Ucnsn 
Sanda.  in  Chcahin.    About  iIk  nliUla  of  (b* 

•aveBlnnlb  etntaiy,  Cbadci  Hanwarini.  am- 

aud  rran  iha  FlEMwonda  Ibc  hum  paaied  10  lb« 
ChalmnadFla^a  of  Vale  Rot*I. 
Tbomu. 


ir.  la.  in  tnl,  u  WltUau,  aan  oT  Hum- 
Nnwtan,  tw|.  dT  PowuII. 
II  atirrilt  sf  PIlDUliin  ia  Ml*,  lad  died 
r.  at  ibe  agn  ol  (ony  Htc.    He  wa*  >.  b; 


>loD,  Df  Malpaa,  and  widow  of  Hlcbard  Obalmoti' 
d«]pf  >  tm-  oT  ChalmoDdal#y>  lu  Ctaealun,  ud  bad 

,  MtnuiaUT,  a>.  to  Sir  Anhui  Mmwuuk,  int. 

or  IgbKcild.!  in  Sbropahin. 
.  BuiiicTU,  at.  &nl,  to  Paler  Sbderler,  w).  of 

Hoabu.iBAIloatDck.CIinblic;  and  xcntuU), 


V,  in  CbaJ 


eondl,.  ii 


I.  Blita) 


IB.  CallirrilH   Honford,  alMar 
f.«f  RaBford,  in  Chaabln.  a 


t  Sir  Ralpb  LcjoHlcr.  of  Toft 

'eild«l.  aacondly.  Sir  Ediniiiid  TnlTard.  of  TlsSbrd, 
ad  DO  Dtbtr  laiar.  Ha  d.  Otb  SepUuber.  lift,  and 
1  deruilt  of  mala  Ihiu.  vaa  t.  lir  hia  bntbar, 

jinr,  daBihlei  al  Sir  Ralpb  [«TCciIar.  of  Toft,  and 

Rdou  <Slrl.  bia  balr. 
>:dmiii>d,  of  RaamoTt.  d»t  Nantwleh. 
EllaabMh,  d.  i.  p. 
Had.  nib  April.  IIM,  ud  waa  j.  »y  bia  alder  hh. 
"  -  Riaoui  llaiiwiiiHa.knl.of  Orar  l>M*cr,  wbo 
il,  Uirgnral,  diogblR  of  Sir  Kdvatd  fltlnD,  al 
ewortb.  Id  Chcature,  aametiBa  Iraaaurtrof  Irv- 
in  Iha  time  of  Bliaabrlh,  anil  bail  [laac. 


i  Ha(h  Masirarlai,  fnn 
,  ..  Jmwm,  Mar  HtddL-kb ; 
[  1  Naflb  Hud,  oKikH  bauard 
■I,  (iM  lima  buanl  dmuhlen. 
•  CiaaUBbnacb.JaaBll'it- 

'  ion,  UalB- 


baildl   it   Chntaay,  In  avnr.  wbn      

— wdtbtbf'  lay.  and  ndiarr  (bay  had  fbrmarly  ai 
_id  aaM.  Sir  Rkhaid  Slaili  ifedltalt4  to  kiia  t 
nlana  of  iKa  Tailat. 


Tiio.><.bi.b.lr. 

Koiar.  ..  KliHbtCh.  d«cfcwr  .M  * 

ef  Hough,  in  CbtibHt. 

dlirlaa.  el  Staipc«D,  ia  VortiMn.bi 

CitbniDB,  M.  tD  Sit  Edward  Snalry,  of  Bicker- 

•off.  la  UHut><re. 

ilnory.   I>.  Snl  *IIC«I.  MM;  ■»  «n 

EUulKtb.  ■>.  In  lolI.  to  Peur  Lcycnirr.  f>].  -1 

Uiini.  <miy  doacbMr  ol  waUw  H 

NWl«r  T»bl«», 

d«tw«.  etdM  ■■  at  SUr  »■«. 

bun.  of  Vevby.  bM  di^   taCm  1 

Sir  Rindl*  «.  wcondl;,  Cs(l]«r<i».  nidoo  of  William 

Tboiau,  t»Tui«  hi>  sWb  wrirnli.  w 

BTrnton,  wq.  of  Honford,  in  Cbethir*.  ud  dumrhltr 

d»>h  of  hn  b»cbf«t.4»».  MrTkr 

Df  Hoisr  Hurlutoo.  of  Cli»ur.    T1ii«  g«iaem»ii  re- 

bnUi  Ihe  bull.  ■[  Ovor  P«i'*i  in  IWe.     Ha  *•*  iht- 

riff  ot  ChMlilr,  in  INJ.  .nd  dyii.)  lltb  Hit.  1b1». 

in  E-«.uidb»hl»h^.-«, 

wu  «b.riir  of  U-orick.  )o  irelud.  iu  IHM.  tt.  I«r 

Tbo»«  Unm.«M,  ».  *ta  tl»id 

bli  fttbrr  Hr»d  (ha  offlcc  for  Chnhin.  ftir  which 

tiraty  li'Hb-nkni  ibd  niftiiit  of  «(bi  hH 

Che>t«  It  Ihr  •uh  Udk.     He  m.  Juc,  diuihlcr  sf 

Non»h>T.  i;w.  .nd  «■•  •.  bf  ht>  -fc 

Sir  ThamM  Smith,  tf  Hunch,  and  had  iMne, 

M>.  H.I  Ti...*"  MtiH .■■>«.  *«  •> 

QtKwte.  of  Hinhall,  llring  in  IIUKf.  m,  Elliibclb. 

daoghUi  of  RiAcTi  Tattoo,  nq.  of  WlUwoohiw, 
and  rclioiof  John  Latbom,  caf.  of  Winatnir,  in 


AuguM.  IMi.  m.  tMb  Mm*.  IIMI.  MmK 
danfhur  wd  cnhalr  of  WiUlaH  lJtJ.w< 
(on.  in  Pljnuhin,  but  by  bvr  fiab*^«^ 
ward  Hainoanui.  •■4.  <>(  WllifJ  II 


■r  Mmmdk  1  Stgka  Nijlud,  la  SufUt, 

Hub,  of  lb*  Ibbct  Temple,  tulm  of  Ow 
>  m.  KliidMb,  d»|lilcr  of  Williuo  AlilOD, 
Is  S*«blk,  ud  bid  Bn  miu  ud 
Hi.  gMM  Hn, 


n,  ta  Ken,  m.  Kkuor, 


>•  Bbwud-Uiviu,  kb  heir. 

>.  HouiM  (8tcj.  heir  u  hi*  braUw. 

L  C»>fmin.  of  Eftma,  in  K«ii,  H.P.  fm  Haid- 

■MB«,  Hk  Auih,  dHufbter  of  Jobn  CmfDrTi 

■•f.  ■<  A«  dtj  of  LondOD.  ud  bid  am  tnr- 

vtviBf  HB  >ad  fimr  dauf  htcn^  tia^ 

I.  Umitid,  wba  t.  Ill*  ODde  Sir  Hondo. 


-Ap. 


.  Ali«,  t.  IIM  May,  ITIB;  ■ 
.  >UBh.  t.lnlTW;  d.  gon. 

ud  Kioii't  Rit,  iiiu'c 
Blibop  of  Lichlcid  ud  Co< 
■*  tbfl  dcccaad  of  biB  appt 
>«r>wi  fouitb  Karl  Cornwi 
Klaasw,  ■.  ta  Tbrnnai  Powi 
■w,  ai.  IS  Sir  John  Toiiana. 


mu,  tiukar  in  Lndan.  ■■.  RleaDor. 
■CT  of  Joa.  Harlin,  «q,  uiil   hid 

■I.   ID  the   Her.  Pnmria    Hendtr 


■  /.  In  IIM,  aod  «a>  i.  by  hi 


ilpocrtitiary  al 


If  Hon 


^•.vWt*  h*  had  midFd  IxTtjin  )Fan,  and 
t  »7  hk  arrb**  'th»  only  hh  of  Cllfridu.), 
*•■  Hmitw  Mm,  M.p.  fnr  Hasdoi.  h.  >bii 

*».  tnt.  b>  adrd  a>  pmy  at  tha  imlallalian 
■«Mfa  Sir  Monti*  ai  bnitbt  of  Ibc  Haih.  and 
^4  *■  Ihr  oceulaa  ih«  bonour  of  toighlhuud 


HANNOCR,  OF  GIPFORD'S  HALL. 


^ 


Ml  Jnu,  tT»T. 


Gauiui  Minnoci,  eaq.  who  m.  Catherioc,  daaghter 
of  Tbomaa  WaldgnTC,  mq.  of  J^mallhridfEC,  and  djinf 
Mid  Auguil.  IHI.  vai  J.  by  biacldait  ami. 


and  bad  aeiml  Muii.  He  d.  dlh  July,  (I  Philip  and 
M*BT.  The  iBquialtioo,  tatm  th«  (dUawinE  Scptsm' 
bar,  acta  forth  thai  be  died  Sth  IuIt  poit,  aclinl  oftba 
manon  of  Holian  Hall.  Raymu,  (iiOordi.  and  Cbaa- 
Fraud.,  Ua 


lu  Fitcb.  cw|.  of  Littia  CanBr 
ool,'.^.  '■         '      ""*' " 


y.  daufbtsr  of  Wil- 
■D  Eaan,  and  diad 

.  wrar^  daughter*. 


bia  falhrr'a  death.  Il«  ai.  Klbeldird,  daaibtcr  of 
Pardinaado  l'arya,e«i.or  Liiilon,  in  Cuubridxeabira, 
and  a.  tnh  Hanb,  II  Jirni  I.  Me  ira*  t.  by  hii 
eldeat  ton, 

I.  FaiKirii  MiHN(K?(,«i.  arGiflhrd'a  Hall. In  Snl- 
folk,  wbo  wu  cnaMd  a  Biaokn'  by  Afiif  C'Hiiaua  I. 
IM  June,  ion.  Sir  Francia  m.  DoTDiby,  dauihter  of 
Wnuam  Saandera.  oq.  of  Bloftrld,  in  Norfiilk.  ud 
had  Ibrte  auna,  FaiKcia,  William,  ud  John,  wllb  ■ 


Hary,AauKbIrrof  Si 


LI  Biaibupp,  bflFI.  of 


Mary.  ai.  to  Jobn  Frlrr,  eaq,  of  Fidlen,  in  Bh«, 
•on  of  tlie  Hon.  John  Prlrr,  foDRb  aun  of  tba 
aenind  Lord  Prtrr,  and  I*  now  repraaentod  hy 

Catherine,  ai.  to  John  Newpnn.eeq.  of  Pelham, 


o  Rohan  Rtricblaod.  aaq. 


MAN 


MAN 


Audrey,  m.  to  Peter  Ljrnch,  esq. 
Sir  Fnnris  d,  Mth  April,  1680,  iind  was  «.  by  his  eld- 
est son, 

111.  Sim  WiLUAM  Mannock.  who  m.  Ursula, daugh- 
ter of  Hknrt  Nktil  alias  Smith,  e»q.  of  Holt,  in  the 
county  of  Leicester,  and  had  issue, 

Francis,  his  successor. 

WUliam. 

John. 

Ursula. 

Anne. 

Etheldred,  m.  to  Henry  Timperley,  esq.  of  Hinc- 
klesham  Hall,  in  Suffolk. 

Elisabeth. 

Faith. 
Sir  William  d.  36th  January,  1713-14,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldeHt  son, 

IT.  Sir  Francis  Mannock.  This  gentleman  marriotl 
Frances,  daughter  and  heir  of  Gi-orge  Yates,  esq.  of 
North  Waltham,  in  the  county  of  Soutliampton,  and 
bad  issue, 

William,  his  successor. 

Francis,  inherited  as  serenth  baronet. 

Thomas^  who  «.  his  brother   Francis,  and  was 
eighth  baronet. 

George,  ninth  baronet. 

Ursula,  m.  to  James  Nihell,  esq. 

Etheldred. 

Mary. 

Anne. 
He  d.  27th  Augiut,  I7jS  (his  widow  18th  May,  1761), 
and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

V.  Sir  William  Mannock.,  who  m.  first,  Teresa, 
daughter  of  Anthony  Wright,  esq.  of  Whaleside,  in 
Essex  (a  banker  in  Coveiit  Garden),  but  by  that  lady 
had  no  issue.  He  wedded,  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Robert  AUwyn,  esq.  of  Treford,  in 
Sussex,  by  whom  he  had  a  daughter,  Mary,  m-ho  died 
an  infant,  and  a  son,  Willi  am- Anthony,  b.  28th  May, 
1730.  He  d.  16th  March,  1764,  and  was  s.  by  his  s^on, 
▼I.  Sir  W'illiam-Anthony  MANNorx,  uho  rf.  uiim. 
24th  March,  1776,  and  wus  s.  by  his  uncle, 

▼II.  Sir  Francis  Mannock,  whom.  Elizabeth, daugh- 
ter  of  Thomas  Stonor,  esq.  of  Watliug  Park,  iu  the 
county  of  Oxford,  but  dying  issuek-ss  l/tli  Septemlier, 
1778,  was  i.  by  his  brother. 

Tin.  Sir  Thomas  Mannock,  who  wedded,  first. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Georgc-Brownlow  Doughty,  esq.  of 
Snarford  Hall,  in  the  county  ot  Lincoln  ;  and  second- 
ly, Anastasia,  daughter  of  Mark  Brownr,eiiq.  uf  East- 
bourne, in  Sussex,  but  d.  $,  p,  'iiid  September,  1781, 
and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

IX.  Sir  George  Mannock,  who  was  killed  by  the 
orertuming  of  the  Dover  mail,  3rd  June,  1787,  and 
dying  issueless,  tlie  Baronetcy  rxpiiied. 

i4riN.\>-Sa.  a  cross  flory  arg. 


MANSKL,  OF  MARC  AM. 


Created 
3-ind  May,  1611. 


Extinct 
2fKh  Nov.  I7!^0. 


Hincage. 

Philip  ue  Mansel, stated  to  have  come  into  England 
with  the  Conqueror,  m.  h  lad>  named  Mountsorrell, 


and  had  sevenl  ciiildm.    Ftaai  Us  t 

heir, 

Henrt  Mansil,  dewmteA 

Sir  John  Mamsil,  knt.  who  ftgnci 
dnguished  manner  in  the  icign  of  He 
was  at  one  time  dianodlor  oC  honSmm,  i 
Beverley,  afterwards  treasurer  of  Yeri 
lord  chancellor  to  tiie  kluf.  He  was  t 
ployed  upon  the  moet  fanpotlBBt  flmi| 
the  pope,  to  the  King  of  CaatHe.  aad  < 
But  one  circumstance  alone  estaMishee  1 
ence ;  in  the  46th  of  HaiiaT  III.  there  1 
prehension  of  his  stirring  up  strife  beCi 
and  his  peers,  Henrt  wrote  to  the  pofc 
that  he  was  innocent.  He  m,  Joan,  daag! 
Beauchamp,  of  Bedlord,  and  had  a  son  i 

Sir  Thomah  Mansil,  knight  banneiel; 
ing  to  Holltnshed,  was  taken  prisoner,  4 
at  N  orthampton.    His  son, 

He>ry  M«nsbl,  settled,  fcwp.  Edws 
morganshire,  and  was  father  of 

Sir  Walter  Manskl,  knt.  who  hdd 
WARD  1.  in  capUe,  the  manor  of  Mine 
county  of  Bucks.  He  was  bvied  it  I 
Church,  iu  Lrf>ndon,  and  was  great-gn 
great-great-grandfather  of 

Richard  Mansbl,  esq.  of  Miasenden,  i 
daughter  and  sole  heir  of  Philip  Scail 
Scurlage  Castle,  in  the  county  of  GlaBM 
s.  by  bis  son. 

Sir  Hugh  Mansbl,  knt.  whose  wife  w 
daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Pcarysi 
Ox  wick  and  other  large  territories  in 
shire,  all  of  which  accrued  to  Sir  Hagi 
lady  was  father  of 

Richard  MANSLL,esq.of  Oxwick,whe 
daiighter  of  Hamon  Torberrile,  of  Pea 
morganshire,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

John  Mansel,  esq.  of  Oxwick,  whose 

Philip  Mansel,  esq.  fell  in  the  war 
and  was  attainted.     He  si.  Mary,  dan^ 
ap  Nicholas,  esq.  of  Newton,  in  the  o 
martheii,  and  had  a  son  und  heir, 

Jrnkin  Mansel,  esq.  who  procarrd  a 
father's  attainder  and  a  restoration  in  bk 
He  m.  Edith,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  i 
knt.  of  Kent,  and  had  issue, 

Rice,  his  hf  ir. 

Hugh,  M.  J aue,  daughter  and  co-he 
Owgan,  of  Kent,  and  left  a  sen, 
Robert,  groom  of  the  bedchaa 
Hlnry  Mil. 
Philip,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Willi: 
court. 

Alice,  m.  to  John  Drew,  of  Bristol. 
Anne,  hi.  to  David  ap  Rees  Wyna.c 
Jane,  M.  to  John  Wyun  ap  Jenkia  > 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Christopher  Flemjn 

The  eldcHt  son  and  heir. 

Sir  Rick  Mansel,  received  the  hono 
hood  U'fnre  the  27th  of  Henrt  VIII.  i 
he  wai)  sent  with  a  supply  of  soldien  in 
»i8sist  thn  lord  depnty  in  Kiippressing  a  n 
iu  that  kingdom  by  the  Earl  of  Kildare. 
year  he  had  a  grant  ftir  life  of  the  cham' 
Chester,  and  in  u  few  years  after  a  gra 
of  the  monastery  of  Margam,  in  the  o 
morgan,  and  the  royalty  of  the  Avon  i 
and  his  heirs.  He  m.  first,  Eleanor,  i 
sole  heir  of  James  Basset,  esq.  of  Beanpi 
left  no  hurt  iving  issui*.  He  wedded,  set 
daughter  of  Sir  Giles  Bruges,  knt.  of  Co 
county  of  Gloucester,  and  by  her  had  th 

3W 


MAN 


MAN 


Ilia  UfetiaM,  and  two  davfhtert,  wheraof 
rrired ;  namely.  Catherine,  wife  of  Wil- 

CH.  oT  Beanpre  ;  and  KUsabeth,  of  Wil- 
a,  e»4.  of  LajBtamam,  in  the  ooanty  of 

Henu  thirdly,  Ciody,  daughter  of  WU- 
{eoout,  and  had 

,  hu  mioccaeor. 

r,  m.  to  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  John  Bat- 
4.  of  Lanthrithed. 

a.  to  Sir  Thomaa  Southwell,  knt.  of  Up- 
in  Norfolk. 

and  teetaaent  beara  date  lOth  December, 
t  probate  thereof  10th  May,  1589.  Hewaa 
» 

BO  Mansbl.  who  had  receired  the  honour 
id  in  157%  waa  chamberlain  of  Cheater, 
of  great  honour,  integrity,  and  courage, 
ig  himaelf  in  nuiny  aerrioea  daring  the 
iaABBTM.  He  M.  Lady  Jane  Someraet, 
ighter  of  Henry,  Earl  of  Woroeater,  by 
d.  Iflth  October,  1597,)  he  had  iaane, 
hiahcb. 

>  who  waa  created  a  Babombt,  and  waa 
r  of  the  brandi  of  Trimaaran. 
Sir),  knighted  by  the  Earl  of  Eaaez  for 
OUT  in  the  capture  of  the  town  of  Calaia 
,  and  having  aignaliaed  himaelf  in  acveral 
itera,  waa  made  Tioe-admiral  of  the  fleet 
Ig  Janaa  1.  in  which  aution  he  waa  con- 
by  CiiaaLBa  I.  and  lived  to  a  very  old 
■ch  cateemed  for  hia  great  integrity,  per. 
oarage,  and  experience  in  maritime  af- 

ied,  leaving  a  aon, 


I,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Rice.  knt.  of  Newton, 
■arthenahire,  and  had  iaane. 

to  Rowland  WUliama,  eaq.  of  Llangiby, 
MNUty  of  Monmouth,  and  had  iaaue. 
to  Chriatopher  Turberrille,  eaq.  of  Penn- 
ed had  iaaue. 

.  to  Edward  Came.  eaq.  of  Naahe,  and 
ue. 

raa  $.  by  hia  eldrat  son, 
MAasBL.  eaq.  of  Mergam,  in  Glamorgan- 
Ysted  a  BAHoikCT  22nd  May,  101  i.    Sir 
irst.  Mary,  daugbter  of   Lewiii,  arcond 
int :    and    aecomily,  Jane,   daughter  of 

eaq.  By  the  Utirr  be  bad  a  dau^btrr, 
>f  Edward  Stnulling,  e»q.  and  by  the 
id  thrre  aona.*  Sir  Thomaa  d.  ttotb  I)e- 
aud  waa  1.  by  hia  aon, 
wia  Mansbi.,  who  wedded,  firat.  Lady 
fdsey.  daughter  of  Robert,  firat  Karl  of 
I  aunt  of  Auiwuffos  Srvsk\,hui  by  that 
ooe.  He  m.  aecondly,  Katbenne.  daugb- 
Iward  Lewia.  of  Van,  in  tbe  county  of 
J  whom  he  had  two  daugbtera,  Jane,  m. 

H'ogan,  eaq.  and  Blanche,  m.  to  8ir 
ya,  knt.  He  m.  thirdly.  Udy  Kliubeth 
ighter  of  Henry.  VatI  of  Mancbeater,  by 
redded,  aecondly,  .Sir  l-:dward  Sebright.) 

hia  heir. 

,  m.  to  Sir  William  Wiaeman,  hart,  of 

klL 

to  William  Leman,  eaq.  of  Northaw. 

he  year  IdJS.  and  waa  s.  by  hia  elder 

oaau  MANaBL.whoOT.  Martha, daugbter 


of  Edward  Came,  eaq.  of  Wenny,  in  the  county  of 
Glamorgan,  and  had  iaaue,  tIs. 

Edward,  d.  unm. 
Tbomas,  heir  to  hia  father. 
Martha,  m,  to  Thomaa  Morgan,  eaq.  of  Tredegar. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Stradling,  hart,  of  St. 
Donate. 

Sir  Edward  d.  17th  Norember,  1700.  aged  aeventy.and 
waa  s.  by  hia  only  aurriTing  aon. 

IT.  Sir  Tbomab  Manbel.  who  waa  comptroller  of 
the  houaehold  to  Queen  Annb,  one  of  her  miyeaty'a 
privy  council,  one  of  the  commiaaionera  of  the  Trea- 
aury,  one  of  the  tellera  of  the  Exchequer,  and  raiaed 
to  the  peerage,  in  1711,  aa  Baron  Manaell,  of  Margam. 
He  m,  Martha,  daughter  and  heir  of  Franda  Milling* 
ton.  eaq.  of  the  city  of  London,  merchant,  by  whom 
he  had  iaaue, 

I.  Robbrt,  hia  heir,  who  «•.  Anne,  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  the  celebrated  Admiral  Sir  Cloudea- 
ley  Shovel,  knt.  and  dying  before  hia  father, 
30th  April.  1723,  left  with  a  daughter,  a  aon, 
via. 
Thomas,  succeaaor  to  hia  grandfather. 
II.  CHSiaT0PHBa,1  aixth  and  aeventh  baroneta  and 
III.  Bussr.  J     third  and  fourth  barona. 

I.  Martha. 
II.  Elixabeth. 

111.  Mary,  m.  to  John  Ivory  Talbot,  eaq.  of  Laycock, 

in  Wiltahire.  and  the  deacendant  of  thia  mar> 

riage  ia  the  preaent  Crristophkr  Ricb  Man- 

BBL  Talbot,  eaq.  of  Margam,  M.P. 

Hia  lordahip  d.  10th  December,  1723,  and  waa  «.  by  hia 

grandaou, 

V.  Sir  Tbom as  Mansbll.  aecond  Lord  Manaell.  Thia 
nobleman  d.  unmarried  in  1723.  when  hia  honoura  re- 
verted to  hia  uncle. 

VI.  Sir  Christophbr  Mansell,  third  Lord  Manaell, 
who  d.  unmarried  29th  January.  1744,  and  waa  a.  by 
hia  brother, 

VII.  Sir  Busby  Mansbll, fourth  Lord  Manaell. who 
m.  first.  Lady  Betty  Hervey.  daughter  of  John,  Earl 
of  Bristol,  but  by  her  ladyship  had  no  issue.  He  m. 
secondly,  Lady  Barbara  Blacket,  widow  of  Sir  Walter 
BlacLet.  hart,  and  daughter  of  William,  second  Earl 
of  Jersey,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  daughter  and 
heireas, 

Louisa-Barbara  Mansbll,  who  ai.  George,  aeonnd 
Lord  Vernon,  by  whom  she  had  one  daughter 
to  survive  infancy, 
Thb  Hun.  Louisa  Vxrnon,  who  died  in  1780 
unmarried. 
Lady  Vernon  died  in  the  same  year. 
His  lordship  d.  29th  November,  1750,  when  all  hia 
honours,  including  the  Baronbtcy.  bxpirbu. 

ilrnu— Arg.  a  chevron  between  three  manchea  aa. 


MANSKL,  OF  TRIMSAREN. 

Crbatbu  22nd  Feb.  1090-7. -Extimct  0th  April.  17M. 


Utiuagr. 


Sir  Francis  Manskl,  bart.  »o  rn-ated  in  1021-2 
(second  aon  of  Sir  Edward  M«.Nst.L,  knt.  of  Margan* 
in  (ilamorganahire).  m.  firat,  Catherine,  daughter  and 
heir  of  Henry  Morgan,  eaq.  of  Muddleacome.  in  the 
county  of  Carmarthen,  and  thna  acquiring  that  eatate, 
waa  deaignated  therefrom.    By  thia  lady  he  had  iaaue. 


elh.of  Pla»y,  In  tbe  coaotyof  Limerick,  claim  to  derive  from  the  lecond  of  there  toof.  and  if  that  •  laim 
i*h«d  la  law,  the  Baronbtcy  of  Mai)H>l,of  Margain.viould  not  be  eailnci.bot  centre  in  (lie  Irish  braocb. 

330 


MAP 


HAB 


Antmom^,  who  fell  at  Newby*  under  Uie  royal 
•tandard,  leaTing  a  aon, 
Sia  EowAao  M  ansbl,  leoond  baronet,  of  Mud- 
dlescome. 
Francis,  principal  of  Jetna'  College,  Oxford,  died 

in  1005. 
Richard,  m.  Catherine,  daughter  and  heir  of  Ree« 
Morgan,  esq.  of  lachoed,  and  left  a  son, 
Sia  RiCHABD  Makskl,  third  baronet,  of  Mud- 
dletfcombe,  ancestor  of  the  present  (1837) 
Sir  JoHN-BcLL-WiLLiAif  Mansbl,  ninth 
baronet, of  Maddlescombe.  (See  Bubkb's 
Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 
Sir  Francis  ai.  secondly,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Alban 
Stepney,  esq.  of  Prendergast,  and  by  her  had 

JOHK. 

Edward,  captain  in  the  army,  left  a  son,  Raw- 
leigh,  who  married  Frances,  widow  of  Henry 
Mansel,  and  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John 
Stepney,  second  baronet,  of  Prendergast,  in 
Pembrokeshire. 
Rawleigh. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  John  Stepney,  first  baronet, 

of  Prendergast. 
Cicely,  m.  to  George  Jones,  esq.  of  Abercothy,  in 
the  county  of  Carmarthen. 
The  eldest  son  of  the  second  marriage, 

John  Manbkl,  esq.  m.  Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir 
Henry  Vaughan,  knt.  of  Derwidd,  (and  relict  of 
Charles  Philips,  esq.  of  Lewes  Lodge,  in  Carmarthen- 
shire, at  nine  years  of  age;  so  that  she  was  maid, 
wife,  and  widow  the  day  her  husband  died),  and  left 
a  son  and  heir, 

HENaY  Mamsbl,  esq.  who  m.  Frances,*  only  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Sir  John  Stepney,  second  baronet,  of 
Prendergast,  in  the  county  of  Pembroke,  and  was  s. 
by  his  son, 

I.  Edward  Bf  anskl,  esq.  This  gentleman  married 
Dorother,  daughter  of  Philip,  and  sister  of  Edward 
Vaughan,  esq.  of  Trimsaran,  in  Carmarthenshire,  who 
at  his  death  in  16H3,  bequeathed  to  her  his  whole 
estate,  ami  Mr.  Maiiscl,  on  being  creatt'd  a  Baromtt, 
22nd  February,  1090,  was  designated  "  Sir  Edward 
Mansel,  of  Trinwaran."  He  had  several  children,  and 
d>ing  lOth  February,  1720,  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Euwaru  Mansel,  of  Trinisarcn,  who  i». 
first,  Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas  Price,  esq.  of  (Jorth- 
Lloyn,  in  the  county  of  Carmarthen,  but  by  that 
lady  (who  d.  Ist  No\  ember,  1731)  had  no  issue.  He 
married,  secondly,  in  1740,  Mrs.  liayley,  of  the  Vine- 
yard, near  Hereford,  and  dying  in  1754,  was  s.  by  his 
son, 

III.  Sir  EpwARD-VAUGniN  Mansel,  who  m.  Mar>', 
daughter  of  Joseph  She  wen,  and  dying  about  the  year 
1789,  was  y.  by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  Euward-Josepii-Shewrn  Mansel,  who  dind 
unmarried    0th    April,   1798,   when    the    Bakunltcy 

EXPIRED. 

Arms— Arg.  a  chevron  between  three  niaunches  sa. 


MAPLES,  OF  STOW. 

Created  30th  May,  1027 — Extinct  in  1C34-6. 

Etnrage. 

In  1027,  a  Baronetcy  was  conferred  on 

I.  Thomas  Maples,  esq.  of  Stow,  in  the  county  of 
Huntingdon,  but  as  he  died  without  male  issue  in 
1034  5,  tbf  title  became  extinct. 


MARKHAM,  OF  SEDGEBROC 


Ckeatxd 
15th  Aug.  10tt. 


E: 
if 


Mabkham,  a  TiDagQ  in  T'nttiinhBBiiMri 
obsenres,  gare  name  to  the  Maxthaaw,  ** 
▼ery  famous  heretofore  bodi  in  antiqaitjaii 
of  which  was 

Sir  Alkxandbr  db  Mabkham,  eoasliM 
Castle  of  Nottingham,  in  the  time  of  Hobt 
was  father  of 

Alsxakdbb  db  Mabkham,  whose  gnadMB 

John  db  Markham,  was  an  eminent  lev] 
reigns  of  Edwabd  II.  and  Edwabd  IIL  He 
daughter  of  Sir  Nicholas  BothoBMdl»  kit 
father  of 

UoBBBT  DB  Marbham,  seijeBnt-Bt-law,  «k 
a  daughter  of  Sir  John  CauntOBt  knt  if  < 
and  had  a  son. 

Sir  John  Mabkhax,  knt.  one  of  the  jeitfc 
Common  Pleas  from  90th  Richabd  11.  la  d 
Henry  IV.  This  learned  penon  a.  fast,  I 
daughter  of  Sir  John  de  Cressy,  kat.  aad  e 
her  brother.  Sir  Hugh  de  Creasy,  wke  4.t. 
Henry  IV.;  by  this  lady  the  judge  ae|Bii 
posseflsions  in  Lincolnshire,  and  by  the  pa 
the  property  made  at  Retford,  10  Hkkbt 
manors  of  Risegate,  Braytoft,  and  Extsa, 
county,  fell  to  his  ]KMterity.     He  had  iMoe, 

Robert  (Sir),  who  m.  Elizabetii,  daai 
heir  of  Sir  N  icholas  Burdon,  knt.  aai 
cestor  of  the  Markhams,  of  Coatham  i 
ton,  NottA,  of  which  family  was  the  I 
William  Markham,  Archbishop  of  Y 
Burke's  Commoners t  vol.  ii.  page  lil. 

Sir  John  m.  secondly,  Millicent,  daughter  ai 
of  Sir  John  Bekeriuge,  knt.  relict  of  Sir 
Burdon,  knt.  and  had  another  son, 
John  (Sir). 

The  judge  died  in  1400,  and  was  intemd  ii 
Little  Markham  Church,  Notts.  His  sob  by  I 
wife. 

Sir  John  Markham,  knt.  an  eminent  Iv 
appointed  lord  chief  justire  of  the  King's 
Henry  VI.  and  his  patents  renewed  oo  the 
of  Euwaru  IV.     Of  this  learned  and  emb 
the  following  details  are  given  by  Fuller: 

"  John  Markham  was  bom  at  Markhaai 

tinghamshire,  descended  of  an  ancient  aa 
family.  He  employed  his  youth  in  the  sc 
the  municipal  law  of  this  realm,  wherein  hi 
in  such  eininency.  that  King  Edward  IV. 
him,  hiid  made  him  lord  chief  justice  of  tl 
Bench,  in  the  place  of  Sir  John  Fortescac,  th> 
and  upright  judge,  who  fled  away  with  tiit 
VI.    '\  et  Fortescue  was  not  missed, 


•  This  lady  m.  secondly.  Captain  Edward  Manuel. 

t  Katheri.ne  Cressy,  the  other  co-hvir,  m.  Sir  Juhu  Clifton,  km. 


UO 


Ihicfa.  tlunfh  rioilo  In  iCKir,  wu 


MAR 

"  A>  for  Sir  Juhn  Unrkhun.  (be  Ling'!  dUplnuan 

and  Sir  Thomu  RiUing  put  ia  hii  room,  ihuufb  ttai 
one  liMl  Ihil  offln  with  nun  bauour  I)iu  chs  ntber 
gnl  it ;  and  ularied  li>  tli»,  thnt  tboufli  Ihc  ting  could 

right  Judge.  Us  llTtd  priT>u1]r  cbn  rul  of  lila  d*T(, 
hiiTiii|[  (twaidei  tbe  nuu  pH  by  bia  prmclia)  Ur 
labdj  by  UAi-Eareii  faiB  wi/e»  diugbBer  and  CD-kvir  of 
Sit  Jabn  Lcke.or  Cotbun.  la  KoRiiiBbuiiibin,  wbow 
'  Or  ud  btit  of  Sir  Jobn 
t  L«loHtfnbirT''* 


KtH.  lard  Df  Sed^brote,  is  Nodiiic- 
•.  Calbcrinr.  daugbut  and  co-belr  of 
WiUiun  HartBhomn,  uq.  and  wu  i.  by  bis  ami, 
loHs  MjiaKHaH.  04.  who  a.  KlEanor,  dnn^ttF  of 
ir  Jubn  Torbervilo.  knl.  and  wu  faUiM  ot 
RicBiau  lliaaBia,  eaq.  living  in  ina,  wbo  tj 
^nn«,  djiugh1«r  of  Georgo  Hetcni'  '    ' 


MAR 


MAR 


Sir  Robert  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son* 

II.  Sir  Robirt  Maskham ,who wedded  Mary,daagh- 
ter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Widdrington,  knt.  ser- 
{eant*at-lawt  of  Sherhum  Grange,  in  Northumber- 
land, and  had  issue, 

GxoROK,  his  successor. 
Robert,  if.  young. 

Ursula,  m.  first,  Altham  Annesley,  Lord  Altham 
in  the  peerage  of  Ireland ;  and  secondly,  Samuel 
Ogle,  esq.    By  the  latter  she  left 

George  Ogle,  m.  Frances,  eldest  daughter  of 

Sir  Thomas  Twisden,  bart. 
Robert  Ogle,  captain  of  horse,  in  Ireland. 
Thomas  Ogle. 

Sir  Robert  d.  11th  August,  16110,  and  was  *.  by  his 
son, 

III.  Sir  Gkorge  Marrham,  F.R.S.  who  d.  unm. 
9th  June,  1730,  bequeathing  his  estate  to  the  Rct. 
Doctor  Bernard  Wilson,  prebendary  of  Worcester, 
and  rector  of  Newark-upon  Trent.  The  baronetcy  de- 
TOlred  upon  his  cousin  (refer  to  Anthony,  second  son 
of  the  first  baronet). 

IV.  Sir  JAMKs-JoHir  Markhax,  who  m,  31st  August, 
I7d5,  Sarah,  daughter  of  —  Clive,  esq.  but  died  without 
issue,  in  1779,  when  the  Baronrtct  became  rxtinct. 

Artm—Ax,  on  a  chief  or,  a  demi-lion  rampant  issu- 
ing gu. 


MAROW,  OF  BERKSWELL. 


Crkatbu 
10th  July,  1679. 


EXTIMCT 

before  1714. 


Eiiuagr. 

WiLUAX  M AROW,  son  of  Stephen  Marowe,  of  St«>- 
venhithe,  in  Middlesex,  was  lord  mayor  of  London 
35  Henry  \i.  He  m.  Catherine,  daughter  and  co- 
heir  of  John  Rich,  citizen  of  l/ondon,  and  had,  with 
two  daughters,  Johanna,  wife  of  William  Clopton, 
esq.  and  Catherine,  of  Sir  Robert  Throckmorton,  knt. 
of  Coughton,  two  sous,  Thomaa,  seijeant-atplaw,  who 
died  21  Henry  VII.  and 

William  Marow,  Hying  22  Edward  IV.  who  m. 
Joanna,  daughter  of  William  Chedworth,  alderman  of 
London,  and  had,  beside  two  daughters,  Elizabeth,  m. 
to  George  Medley,  and  Catherine,  to  Ralph  Daniel,  a 
son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Marow,  esq.  who  m.  first,  a  daughter  of  Bald- 
win Dowite,  of  Balflball ;  and  secondly,  Catherine, 
daughter  of  Roger  Wigstou,  esq.  of  Wolston,  in  War- 
wickshire. By  the  former  he  left  at  his  dcacase,  in 
1536,  two  sons,  Edward  Marow,  of  Elmedon,  and 

Tbomas  Maruw.  of  Hoxton.  in  .Middlesex.  To  this 
gentleman  and  Alice,  his  wife,  only  daughter  and 
heir  of  Richard  Harrcgong,  the  manor  of  Berkswell, 
in  the  county  of  Warwick,  which  had  reverted  to  the 
crown  on  the  attainder  of  John,  Duke  of  Northumbcr- 
land,  was  granted  in  3  and  4  Philip  and  Mary. 
Thomas  Marow  rf.  3  Eli/abcth,  and  was  *.  by  his 
son. 


Samuxl  Marow,  mq.  of  BeAflwd!,  wk»  ( 
ret,  daughter  of  Sir  John  UtdeCQa»  knt.  of 
in  Worcestershire,  Uid  dyinf  ia  1619,  was 
by  his  son, 

Sir  Edward  MAmow,kiit.of  BerkswcD,  wI 
Ursula,  daughter  of  RicfaRid  Reanes,  tmi 
Scle,  and  dying  in  lOSl,  left  with  other  in 
and  successor, 

Samuel  Marow,  esq.  of  BerksweD,  vte 
daughter  of  Gerard  Whorwood,  esq.  of  Stan 
in  Staffordshire,  and  had  one  son,  Eowarb 
and  two  daughters,  Anne  and  Uraola.  B 
1035,  and  was  *.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Marow,  esq.  of  Berlwvell,  «te 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Grantham,  of  Getti 
colnshire,  and  was  father  of 

I.  Samuel  Marow,  esq.  of  Bcftsvdl, 
created  a  Barokbt  leth  July,  1079.    He 
daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Ar&nr  Cayky,  lal 
land,  in  Warwickshire,  and  l«ft,  at  hii  dan 
the  Baronetcy  became  xxTiifCT,  ive  dHi 
co-heirs,  namely, 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Arthur  Kaye,  bat.  efV 

in  Yorksliire. 
Elizahbtu. 

Ur&cla,  m.  to  Robert  WHmot,  etf.  «f  0 
Mary,  m.  to  John  KnigbOey.  caq.  of  01 
Arabella. 

Arm9—Xx.  a  fesse  engr.  between  0am 
heads,  couped  at  the  shonlden  aiy.  liair  dfaki 


MARW^OOD,  OF  LTTTLE  BUS 


Created 
31st  Dec.  laoo. 


Htnragr. 

Jam£<«  Marwood,  esq.  of  Nuntborp,  in  ' 
of  '\  ork,  the  first  of  this  family  upon  rten 
u  daughter  of  James  Cleasby,  of  Cleasby,  ii 
county,  and  had  two  sons,  William,  who  i 
his  heir, 

Hfnry  Marwood,  esq.  of  Little  Bnshl 
Yorkshire,  who  d.  in  1039,  leaYing  by  Ann 
the  daughter  of  John  Constable,  esq.  of 
in  the  same  county,  three  sons  and  two 
viz. 

George,  his  heir. 

William,  of  Stubby,  iu  the  ooiuity  at  L 

Francis,  citizen  of  London. 

Anne,  m.  to  Giles  Wetherell,  eaq.  «f  I 

Durham. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Josiaa  Matthews,  e^.  | 

the  Most  ReT.  Toby  Matthews,  D.  D. 

of  York. 

The  eldest  son, 

I.  George  Marwood,  esq.  of  Little  Bi 
created  a  Baro.nct  by  King  Charlcs  II.  I 
ber,  lOtfO.  Sir  George  m.  Fraaoes,  dangl 
Walter  Bethell,  knt.  of  Alne,  ia  the 
and  hud  i»sue, 

IIknry,  his  success«»r. 

312 


MAS 


MAS 


■ikflktNith  mathant,  had  two  mm. 


} 


third  and  Icmitli  taronets. 


to  Sir  Thomas  Keblethayt,  knt.  of 

Yorkshire. 

to  Richard  Weston,  esq.  of  Gray's 

WiUiam  Metcalf,  esq.  of  AUetton, 

iary»  1870>  aged  seTenty-eight,  and 

MAawooD,  sheriff  of  Yorkshire,  in 
:.  Margaret,  fourth  daughter  of  Con- 
D'Arcy,  and  sister  of  Conyers,  ftrat 
e«s,  and  had  two  daughters  only. 
Dcwothy.  second  daughter  of  Allen 
of  Lerens,  in  Westmoreland,   and 

M.  Constance,  second  daughter  and 
»ir  Thomas  Spencer,  bait,  of  Yam- 

connty  of  Yoi^,  but  d.  s.  p.  in  the 
&is  &ther.       6xtfir\^ 

>d,  thirdly,  Martha,  daughter  of  Sir 
th.  knt.  of  Empsall.  iu  Yorkshire, 
Womhwell,  esq.  of  Wombwell.  He 
d  age  of  ninety,  Ist  November,  17M, 
I  fell  to  his  daughters,  as  co-heirs, 
CT  derolred  upon  his  nephew, 

L  Marwood,  who  OT.  Miss  Peirson, 
t  d.  issueless,  aged   sixty-seren,  in 
1  was  M,  by  his  brother, 
«  Mas  WOOD.    This  gentleman  died 
try,  1740,  when  the  BAaoNrrcY  ix- 


cherron  erm.  between  three  goats' 


M,  OF  HIGH  LEVER. 


Extinct 
nth  June,  1770. 

Htneagr. 

km  Masnam.  of  High- Lever,  in  the 
,  rreated  a  Basonkt  on  tbe  'iOth  De- 
.  Wiai/red,  danphter  of  Sir  Francis 
t.  of  Harrington  Hall,  son  of  Sir 
too,  by  Winifred,  bis  wife,  widow  of 
tings,  and  second  daughter  and  co- 
4r,  liord  Montagu,  (attaintrd  and  be 
son  and  hrir  of  .Sir  Kir  hard  I'ol**, 
fc,  Margaret,  Countess  of  Salisbury, 
entnally  co-heir  of  George  IMantagc 
ireace,  younger  brother  of  k'litg  Ki>- 
bis  marriage  the  family  of  Mni^bam 
ths  noblest  blood  in  the  realm.  Sir 
i«t  16M,  and  was  s.  by  his  grandson, 

a«   Masbam,  of  High  Le?er,  (eldest 


son  of  Winiam  Masham,  esq.  by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
daui^ter  of  Sir  John  Treror,  knt.)  He  died  omn. 
about  1003,  and  was  *.  by  his  brother, 

111.  Sia  FsANcis  Masham,  who  m.  first,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  William  Scot,  hart.  Marquis  de  La 
Mesansene,  in  France,  by  whom  he  had  ei^t  sons 
and  one  daughter,  one  son  of  whom  only  surriTed 
him.  He  m.  secondly,  Damaris,  daughter  of  Ralph 
Cudworth,  D.D.  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Francis  Cud- 
worth,  acoomptant  general  to  the  High  Court  of  Chan- 
cery. Sir  Francis  died  7th  February,  1723,  and  was  m. 
by  his  son, 

IT.  Sia  Samubl  Masham,  who  m.  Abigail,  daughter 
of  Francis  Hill,  esq.  a  Turkey  merchant,  and  sister  of 
General  John  Hill.  This  Isdy  was  nearly  related  to 
the  celebrated  Sarah,  Duchess  of  Marlbcrrongh,  and 
was  introduced  by  her  grace,  whom  she  eTentually 
supplanted,  to  the  notice  of  Queen  Anns.  Sir  Samuel, 
who  was  an  eighth  son,  was  originally  a  page  to  the 
queen,  whilst  Princess  of  Denmark,  and  also  one  of 
the  equerries,  and  gentlemen  of  the  bed-chamber  to 
Prince  George.  Upon  the  discomfiture  of  the  Marlbo- 
rough party,  and  tlie  establishment  of  his  wife  as  the 
reigning  fsTourite,  he  was  elevated  to  the  peerage  31st 
December,  1711,  as  Baron  Masham,  of  OteSt  <n  the 
countjf  of  Essex :  and  having  had  a  grant  in  rerersion 
of  the  office  of  remembrancer  of  the  exchequer,  suc- 
ceeded to  that  post  on  the  death  of  Lord  Fanshaw  in 
17IG.    His  lordship  had  issue, 

George,  who  died  s.  p.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father. 
Samuxl,  successor  to  the  title. 

Francis,  died  s.  p.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father. 
Anne,  m.  to  Henry  Hoare,  esq.  and  had  issue, 

Susannah,  m.  first  to  Charles,  Viscount  Dun- 
garvon,  and  secondly  to  Thomas,  first  Earl  of 
Aylesbury. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Hoare,  bart. 

Elisabeth,  d.  unmarried  in  1714. 

Lord  Masham  died  in  1768,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 
surviving  son, 

SiML'KL  Masham,  second  baron.  This  nobleman  ■•. 
first,  Harriet,  daughter  of  Salway  Winnington,  esq.  of 
Stanford  Court,  in  the  county  of  Worcester,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1761.)  he  had  no  issue.  He  espoused, 
secondly.  Miss  Dives,  one  of  the  maids  of  honour  to 
tbe  dowager  Princess  of  Wales,  but  had  no  issue. 
His  lordship,  who  filled  several  public  employments, 
died  iu  1776,  when  the  Bason ktcy,  together  with  the 
BisoNY  or  Masham,  became  extinct. 

Arms — Or,  a  fesse  humette  gu.  between  two  lions 
passant  sa. 


.MASSINGBKRD,  OF  BRAYTOFT  HALL. 


Creatkd        I     A  A 

i'iud  Aug.  IM).  \<Xi>     <S:i> 


Extinct 
8th  Dec.  1 713. 


Einraar. 

This  family,  i^hose  name  has  b*-en  written  Mas- 
iiynRb»rd.  ^!-iMingbergb,  sud  Massingberd,  i*  traced 
to  the  time  of  Edwasd  I.  when  its  patriarch, 

3U 


MAT 


MAU 


y  t  tf.  BBB.  ia  IMS,  Aged  twenty-flre. 
A  wiiB.  in  1071. 


m,  ftrat  to  George  Saonderton,  esq.  of 
treaky,  and  eeoondly  to  Timothy  Hildjrard, 

» 

bctb,  M.  to  Sir  Nicliolafl  Stonghton,  hart,  of 
t*,  in  Sanrey. 

r  wedded,  eeoondly,  Anne,  relict  of  Nicholas 
1,  eeq.  of  Stoke,  and  dan^ter  and  sole  heir 
m  Erana,  eoq.  of  London,  and  by  that  lady 

lAM.Mahtir. 

rdiy.  BllsabeCh  Rayner,  of  Yorkshire.  He 
outer,  1680,  aged  serenty-one,  and  was  t,  by 

WiLUAM  Massimcbbsd,  of  Gonby,  who  m. 
.  1473,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Richard  Wynne, 
•don,  and  had  a  son  and  daughter,  rix. 
lAM,  his  socceasor. 

iSKTH,  m.  to  Thomas  Meux,  esq.  son  of 
Bf7  If  tax,  esq.  of  Htoughton  manor. 

imt  dM  year  1710,  aged  sereuty,  and  was  t. 

.  WiLUAM  If  ASSiNOBiaD,  of  Guuby,  M.P.  for 
dbre,  b.  in  1677.  This  gentleman  died  unm. 
taiber,  irtt,  when  the  BAaoNsrcT  kxpibko. 
na  derlscd  his  estates  to  his  sister, 

kSETB  Mbcx,  who  had  by  her  husband, 
MBaa  If  c«x,  esq.  above  mentioned,  two  sons ; 
■  tho  yooBger,  Hknby  Mkux,  descends  the 
ant  (ISJ7)  Sir  Henry  Meux,  bart.  of  Theo 
Aa:  tke  elder, 

JAM  Mkux,  esq.  baring  inherited  the  pro- 
ty  of  bis  mother,  became  of  Gnnby,  and 
nacd  the  surname  and  arms  of  Ma»sino- 
WJ*  He  ^  in  I7D0,  and  was  s.  by  his  grand- 
i. 

laiiBT  M«ftiiRCBXBD,  of  Gunby,  who  m.  MiM 
Elisabeth  Hoare,  and  d.  about  the  yi>ar 
1707,  tearing  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Abmb    MASiixGBf.BD,  who   m.   Peregrine 

Langton,  esq.  second   son  of    Bvnnet 

Langton,  esq.  of  Langton,  in  Liurohi- 

shire,   which    Peregrine    iissuni(>d   the 

name  of  MaMsingbrrd.    Their  son  and 

heir  is  the  present  (1837) 

Rbt.   Alahusos  '  LkHdToH  Massing- 

BKBb,  of  Guuby  and  Bratoft,  in  the 

county  of   Lincoln.    (See   Bukkb'i» 

CummoiuTS,  vol.  iii.  p.  104.) 

'Axmrtf  three  quaterfoib,  two  and  one,  and  in 
passant  or  charged  on  the  shoulder  with 
gules. 


MATTHEWS,  OF  GOBIONS. 

tATBD  IMh  June,  1062.— Extinct  in  I7U(). 

fttiuagr. 

BL  Mattmbwi,  of  (iobions.  in  K»^x,  the  fir^t 
asaQy  there  seated,  was  acrording  to  bin  con- 
ry,  Mr.  Symoods,  "  living  near  limnford,  and 
fsrwarJ  lad,  waiting  for  employment  at  the 
■C  la  be  under  clerk  to  Kir  Thomas  Mewtys, 


clerk  of  the  privy  council :  in  which  employment  he 
took  to  his  wife  the  heiress  of  a  dtiaen  worth  £4000, 
and  that  aet  him  up  in  the  world.  He  was  a  parlia- 
mentary officer,  and  died  in  1098."    His  son  and  heir, 

I.  Philip  Matthbwb,  esq.  of  Gobiona,  in  Essex, 
was  created  a  Babonbt  ISth  June,  1003.  He  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Wolstonholme,  bart.  of  Forty 
HUl,  in  Enfield,  and  by  her,  who  died  SOth  March, 
1735,  aged  eif^ty-nine,  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Dorothy,  died  unm. 

Elisabeth,  m,  to  Thomaa  Dawson,  D.  D.  and  had 
issue. 
Sir  Philip  died  in  1065,  and  was  s,  by  hia  son, 

II.  SiB  John  Matthbwb,  colonel  in  the  Foot  Guards, 
who  was  slain  at  the  battle  of  Oudenarde,  and  as  he 
died  s.  p.  the  Babonbtcy  became  bxtinct.  The  estate 
of  Gobiona  was  sold  by  the  Matthews  family  to  WU- 
liam  Carwen,  and  from  his  son,  John  Curwen,  esq.  it 
was  purchased  by  Sir  Philip  Hall,  of  Upton,  sheriff 
of  Essex  in  17S7. 


MAULIVERER,  OF  ALLERTON- 
MAULIVERER. 


Cbbatbd 
4th  Aug.  1641. 


Extinct 
March,  1713. 


Hinrage. 

Sir  Thomas  Maulivbrer,  knt.  of  Allerton  Mau- 
Uverer,  representative,  at  the  commencement  of  the 
10th  century,  of  that  ancient  family,  married  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  of  John  de  la  River,  esq.  and  hadiasue, 

I.  Richard  (Sir),  knt.  father,  by  Jane  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Plompton,  of  Sir 
Thumas  Maituvbrbr,  knighted  at  Flodden, 
who  m.  Klenor,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Ough- 
tred,  and  had  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Janr,  m.  first  to  Sir  Henry  Wharton ;  se- 
condly to  Robert,  Lord  Ogle ;  and  thirdly 
to  Sir  Richard  Maulivercr. 
II.  Thomas. 

III.  Francis. 

IV.  George. 

V.  Gilbert,  of  whom  presently. 

1.  Mary,  m.  to  Edward  Copley,  esq. 
II.  Bridget,  m.  to  John  Vavasour,  esq. 

The  fifth  son, 

Gilbert  Mauuverer,  esq.  married  Elisabeth  Roy* 
den,  of  Deubiffhshirv,  and  left,  with  two  daughters, 
Anne,  m.  to  William  Lusher,  and  Frances  to  Henry 
liattle,  a  non  and  surcessor, 

Sir  RicHiRD  MAt'LivERra,  knt.  high  sheriff  of 
Yorkshire,  31  Kliz«beth,  who  m.  first,  Jane,  Lady 
Ogle,  daughter  and  heir  of  his  cousin.  Sir  Thomas 


WiLUAU  Mauinobbri)  did  not   by  hi*  wii  r**qnire  hi«  nephew   (o  uke  hit  name,  hut  beqoeatbed  a 
{ical  HiMury  i4  hi*  fjinily,  by  Ri>bert  D4le,  enq.  Saiiolk  herald,  to  M*  rootin,  Riirrvll  Maktingberd,  eiq.  «if 
aad  heir  of  Sir  Draocr  MaAi'ingbenl. 

Y  Y  Mi 


M  A  VV 

oaJlT.  KathnlDi,  dBug1>(er  o 


loghtrr  of  Sir  lUch*rd  Hullou,  lord  rbitf 
<■  Cmumno   PIw,  by  vbotn    he  fan- 
condly.  M>i7,  dmgkler  of  Sir  Tboi 


Jnilith. 

Mary. 

Tbr  iMnt  HD, 

III.  Sm  Tuoiii  MiDutiiiu.iH.  Katberise,  dingh 
ter  Bud  heir  ol  Sir  Mile*  MaplHon,  Lnt.  but  by  ta>r, 
vbo  «aitded,  HCoi>d1y,  John  HupcoD,  eaq-  hul  do 
Inse.    H<  d.  abaul  1881,  uid  wu  i.  by  hia  brothrr, 

IT.  Sin  RicHiiu  MmurHU,  wbo  n.  Barbin. 
diufhurarSirTbi 


.     iivifa  einmn  l«t 


Tba  um#  dT  tblt  family  hu  bm 
tn,  MiuttH.  MtVT»t,  Hinaia,  Miwai.  ■ml 
HiwHT.  11»  dHtgaalkn  wu  aaiunnl  (rma  Ibc 
Tillifa  •(  Uawtby.  is  Narfolk,  of  xhlcb  Ibi  rouiidtn 

IVEta  of  KKHiau  I.  wlin  ba  via  («iaBt.and  LUDbrn 
Pita  ntbo  ptuui.  in  ■  *na  af  aitUm  aan  a«  Ijuul. 
He  vai  Bwtmt  srandfATbrr  of 

Hia  W>i.TH  It  MiuraaT.  vbs  had  ■  (ram  in 
ISM,  or  fm  warran  In  Mauiab|r,  and  wh  kod  iL'rMf 
lnl]»»4ifa>ud«IMyunarlIuiat  111.  Kamamrd 
Chrfalian,  dau^hwr  and  m  bat  of  titr  l^ara  da  H>t 


Siajou*  uaMioTilT,  La(4*(ltaa 
Spaiham,  ID  Norfolk,  vMk  *k**  ha 


altvol  St.  Mary'*.  M  <^rf 
KdiBiliid.  in  gaOiilk.  whan  h 
as  anly  dKafbttr  and  b«toa 


Hicbard.  ah  Jua  Bir«.  »d4  ha4  m  •■ 

lloliart.  barclacd  m  XUvartL  m  Hal-  ■ 


■  H  •nan .  (■« .  at.  ai  &a«  U*« 


■ni.  h^.  tn  t*aM>  I.  kiM  ai  I 


MAW 


MAW 


Down,  a  Totuntoer  in  Sir  Arthur 
drigfe's  rafimeiit. 

baptiMd  at  KUworfh,  ttnd  March, 
nricd  fEteanor  Cartvright,  and  had  a 

■,  6.  in  lflS5,  inrogenitor  of  the  Maw- 
of  Soath  Kilworth. 

rur,  asq.  6.  in  lAM,  ai.  Elisabeth, 
ihackboivb,  esq.  of  Naieby,  in  the 
laBpton*  and  wu  $.  by  hit  son, 

BBT,  caq.  baptised  at  Soath  Kilworth, 
,  M.  flnt,  Mary,  daughter  of  Robert 
I  he  had  aeren  eons.  Robert,  Richard, 
iS,  John,  Francis,  and  Wiluam.  He 
kbethSlee,  of  TidieDhaU,  in  theconDty 
>y  her  had  fire  other  soni  and  two 
i.  in  1004.    The  yoongest  eon  of  the 

rssTt  b,  at  Shenton,  3lBt  January, 
at  Raonaton,  and  buried  there  ISth 
He  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Mr.  John 

mtngtonf  in  the  county  of  Leicester, 

aon, 

,  who  SI.  firat,  Martha,  eldeat  daugh- 
itt.  of  Rannston,  and  had  by  her,  who 
ing  iaaoe, 

,  Mary,  daughter  of  Mr.  Jonathan  Dar- 
onston,  and  aeoondly,  Anue,  daughter 
lliam  Fielding ;  by  the  former  he  had 
',  Elisabeth,  who  annrived  but  two 
f  the  latter  another  daughter,  Maria, 
ftcr  Hghtb  year  of  the  anuill-pox.  He 
tnerahip  with  hiii  brother,  Sir  Joseph 
n  an  esteuaive  malt  distillery  and 
nutfactory,  at  Vauxhall,  and  died  2nd 
I. 


Ifr.  John  Cooper,  of  Burbage,  in  the 
leicester. 
Mr.  William  Alcock,  of  Raunston, 

Icock,  of  the  treasury. 

Alcock. 

ack,  of  the  Temple. 

Alcock,  an  officer  in  the  East  India 

ay 'a  aenrice,  at  Bengal. 


Maria  Alcock. 

He  (John  aen.)  si.  aecondly,  Mrs.  Shepherd  of  Rawn- 
aton,  but  had  no  other  iaaue.  He  d.  in  1754.  The 
youngest  aon, 

1.  Joseph  Mawbst,  eaq.  baring  been  taken  into 
partnership  by  his  uncle,  Joseph  Pratt,  esq.  of  Vaux- 
hall, in  an  extensive  malt  distillery  and  rinepar 
manufactory,  (which  Joseph  d.  in  1754,  leaving  him  a 
conaiderable  fortune,)  and  baring  at.  Elisabeth,  the 
only  surriring  daughter,  and  erentual  heir  of  hia 
cousin,  Richard  Pratt,  eaq.  of  Vauxhall,  amassed 
great  wealth,  and  rose  to  rank  and  distinction.  In 
1757,  he  serrrd  the  office  of  sheriff  for  Surrey;  in 
1701,  he  was  returned  to  parliament  by  the  borough  of 
Sonthwark,  and  waa  created  a  Bason rr  30th  July, 
1705.  as  Sir  Joseph  Mawbey.of  Botleys,  in  the  county 
of  Surrey.  At  the  genera]  election  in  1774,  Sir  Joseph 
stood  a  contested  election  for  the  county  of  Surrey, 
but  waa  defeated ;  the  next  year,  however,  one  of  hia 
Bucceasful  opponents.  Sir  Frands  Vincent,  baring 
died,  he  was  returned  by  a  large  migority  against  the 
son  of  his  deceased  rival  and  Mr.  Norton.  He  waa 
aubseqnently  twice  returned  for  the  same  county  in 
1780  and  1784.  Amidat  the  occupation  of  extensive 
commercial  pursuits,*  and  the  duties  of  a  legislator 
and  a  magistrate,  Sir  Joseph  cultivated  a  love  of  study, 
and  having,  when  a  school-boy,  written  many  poetical 
pieces,  he  afterwards  relaxed  at  intervals  in  the  same 
way,  and  was  for  several  years  a  regular  correapon- 
dent  of  the  magazines.  By  his  lady  he  had  issue, 
JosKPH,  his  heir. 

Catherine,  m.  I4th  August,  1702,  to  Thomas  Lynch 

Goleborn,  esq.  of  Jamaica. 
Mary. 
Emily. 

Sir  Joseph  d.f  10th  Jvne,  1708,  and  was  succeeded  by 
his  son, 

II.  Sis  Joseph  Mawiky,  who  m.  0th  August,  I79*^» 
Charlotte  Caroline-Maria,  only  daughter,  by  his  firs^ 
wire,  of  Thomas  Henchman,  esq.  of  Littleton,  in  the 
county  of  Middlesex,  and  had  two  daughters.  He  d. 
'2Htb  August,  1817,  when  having  had  no  male  issue, 
the  Basonktcy  kxpirkd. 

Arms — Or,  a  cross,  gules,  fretty,  or,  between  four 
eagles  displayed  asure,  each  charged  with  a  bezant  on 
the  breast. 


ricd  oo  by  Sir  JuM'ph  and  bis  brutbcr,  paid  more  than  £'800,000.  per  anoom,  to  government  in 

4.  at  Buflrvs  lUth  AntrnM,  1700.  and  was  barird  in  (he  family  vault,  in  Cbertsey  chancel,  Mth  of 
A  roonamrnt  to  her  memory  is  erected  a|{aiust  the  wall  of  the  chancel,  on  which  is  the  following 
I  by  Sir  JoMTph  : 

Dsme  Elizabeth  Mawbey, 

Wife  of  Sir  Joseph  .Mawbey,  Bart. 

or  Botleyt,  m  this  PsriBh. 

After  •Qktaining  a  long  and  p^infol  illnent, 

with  ihr  grtwiest  fortitude  and  resiituatioo, 

Ditil  on  the  lOth  of  AnguM,  1700, 

In  the  4tfth  yesr  of  her  age. 

"  Why  wc«>p  for  me,"  the  bUnivle^ii  woman  said, 

"  We  All  moat  die,  snd  I  am  uui  AfiMid ; 

No  gtiod  tu  me  iitfurds  or  sigh,  or  (i-Mr, 

I  hsve  d<ine  no  viroug,  and  theiefoir  cannot  fear; 

GiMid  works  4nd  truth  thall  cheer  liie's  parting  icene. 

For  virtue  only  make*  the  mind  itriene.  * 

Ye»,  we  mast  part !  the  conflict  uuh  i*  o'er. 

And  husband,  children,  friendn.  in  vain  d<-plorc  ! 

Hot  ah  I  blest  Saint !  to  all  mound  impart 

Thy  M-tile<l  giMMlne**,  thy  unerring  heart. 

Which  bade  tbee  nhine,  in  ev'ry  slate  of  life. 

As  Daagblcr,  Maiden,  Parent,  Friend,  and  Wife. 

JI7 


Hari.ia  1M,mI 


MAVNARD,  OF  ESTAINES  PARVA. 


MEREDITH,  OF  STANSLEY. 


I,  aq.  U  Biddcodsa,  in  Kent  (it- 
I  Ttty  ucicnt  ramil)  »ub1i>bn]  it 
I  which  «•  the  «1(brit«l  Sir  Walur 
be  trifa  of  EnwiiD  III.)  left,  by  Let- 
*a  MRU,  JoHH.  bii  heir,  and  Wilier, 
■benff  of  Kent  19  Euuem.    The 

r>  Of.  wu  oT  BiddtDdia,  and  urTed 


Ird  Ju.  UN. 


■,  u  incieat  fiiDilT  ar  tin  pftneipdit J  of  WatM, 
traced  in  de««itrrDia  Echtdd  Ghukowi,  a  ehieT' 
of  Hanh  Walea,  and  bad  of  ma  oT  the  Uteen 

ibetb,  daughter  of  Edward   Breraton,  of  Bnra- 
1,  and  wu  J.  bj  bi>  Mn, 

UN    MaaaoiTU,    o(  AUnfUm,  who   m.  CathrrtDe, 
ihler  al  John  ap  lalyn   ap  UidDC.   and  had  two 


IT  Edward  Heodm.  ana  of  Ih«  bi 

kfT  Irmp^  CHiaLCB  1.  and  fmTthaaad 

.    UUnnandbeir, 


rancu  Wiihrni.  and  It  eien- 
nj  al  tbr  Hanu.  Sir  Jobi 
ir  Peter  RluDliof  Aylnroril 


Hngh,  whoae  deMtnduI,  Hinar  WtatUl-Hiai> 
niTK.  etq,  ia  idll  r«-Uent  at  Penlrebychan  KdL 
(Refer  to  Bumta'i  Commamtri,  lot.  iU.  f.  4U.) 


iTH  and  Iamzi,  ■■.  Jane,  daughter  of  iiir  Tbomaa 
■Imer,  ban.  of  Win||bBni.  b;  wbDm  (vho  wedded, 
omdly.Joba,  Earl  sf  Carhar;)  he  had  Uaae, 

Anoe,  H.  Int.  to  Sir  Robert  Bntt;  and  aecondly, 

u  I'randa,  Lord  Cattia^Un. 
Jane.  m.  to  iiir  Feur  Wycbe. 


Ha  m.  Kcuadly,  Hra.  Aynaconbe,  relict  al  TbDmia 
AynacombF.  e*^.  and  aiitar  of  Sir  Henry  Gering,  barl. 
but  by  b,  r  had  no  other  efaildien.    He  d.  IMh  AirtI, 


KCEH,  OF  FRANCE.  | 

EHMgr. 

AatMoar  VI  Miaru,  wai  cnaled  a 
w*.  h«l  of  him.  or  l>i>  deM-endanta, 
r  M  kamm.    Thoae  way  poivibly  atill 


danjEbter  of  Philip  SkipftrD,  eaq.  o 


WiLi.iia,  third  twrooet. 
Hear),  aralonelinlhea 
i;ilO.   Mary,   danghler  i 


MEU 


M£U 


Rich  AMD,  foarfh  baronet. 

Thomas,  was  knight  of  the  shire  for  Kent,  12 

William  III.  and  d.  s.  p. 
Philip,  d.  nnm.  before  hu  father. 
Roor.R,  s.  as  fifth  baronet. 

He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son* 

III.  Sir  WiLUAa  Mxrkdith,  who  died  unm.  about 
1081,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

IT.  Sir  Richarb  Mbrbdith,  who  also  died  unm.  in 
August,  1723,  and  was  s.  by  his  youngest  brother, 

T.  Sir  Roger  Mkrsditu,  of  Leeds  Abbey,  in  Kent, 
M.P.  for  that  county,  1717,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter 
of  Francb  Tyssen,  esq.  of  ShacUewell,  and  widow  of 
Samuel  Gott.  esq.  but  d.  *.  p.  3rd  January,  1739,  when 
the  BARONrrcY  bxpirbd.  The  estate  of  Leeds  Abbey 
passed,  under  Sir  Roger's  will,  to  his  niece,  Susanna 
Meredith,  and  was  erentnally  sold  in  1705,  to  John 
Calcraft,  esq.  of  Ingress. 

Arms— Ax.  a  lion  rampant  or. 


MEUX,  OF  KINGSTON. 


Crratkd 
11th  Dec.  1041. 


1 

1 
\ 

^s 

^ 

J 

Em  NOT 
eth  Mar.  1705  0. 


Irtnrage. 

Loi>oTicK  Mkux,  esq.  m.  Alice,  daughter  and  heir 
of  William   Drew,  esq.  of  Kingston,  in   the    Isle  of 
W  igUt,*  and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Henry,  m.  Elizabeth,  sister  of  John  Savage,  esq. 
and  left  a  daughter, 
Jane  Meux,  m.  to  Matthew  Fulwer,  esq. 
Ralph,  m.  and  left  a  daughter. 

Agues  Meux,  m.  to  John  Mole,  esq. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Mbux,  esq.  of  Kingston,  left  a  son  and 
heir, 

Sir  William  Mrux,  knt.  of  Kingston,  who  tn.  Jane, 
daughter  of  Richard  Cooke,  esq.  of  Rustington,  in 
SuMex,  and  had  issue, 

William,  who  died  in  France. 
Richard. 

John,  tn.  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Blenner- 
basset,  knt. 
The  second  sou,  and  eventual  heir, 

RirHARu  Meux,  esq.  of  Kingston,  married  Dorothy, 
daughter  of  Tliomas  Cooke,  esq.  of  Harbridge  and 
Suuerley,  in  Hampshire,  and  had  three  sons  and  two 
daughters,  viz. 

William,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Bishopstown,  Wilts,  m.  first,  Eleanor, 
widow  of  —  Young,  e^q. ;  secondly,  Mrs.  Hiles, 
second  sister  of  Anthony  Lisley;  and  thirdly, 
another  (the  third)  sister  of  Anthony  Lisley. 


John,  M.  in  isn,  a  dRinhttrr  of  HOI 

town. 

Elisabeth,  ai.  to  William  BatkcQ,  in 

near  Wincfaeater. 
Jane,  m.  to  John  Wonky,  ooq.  9t  Apa 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  MKUX,caq.  of  Kinfrtoa,  rmit* 
daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Straagways,  km 
issue, 

John  (Sir),  his  hmr. 

Anne,  m.  to  Edward  MTUte,  eiq.  of  W; 
Eleanor,  m.  to  William  Okedkm,  iR|. 
ham,  in  the  county  of  SonthaafCMk 
He  was  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  John  Micx,  knt.  of  RinsMon,  who 
daughter  of  Sir  William  Button,  knt.  of  Al 
and  had  issue, 

William  (Sir),  his  heir. 
Bartholomew,  of  Lesland,  in  the  Isle 
buried  at  Kingston,  19di  December, 
in  his  will  (proved  t3rd  June,  1811),  • 
in  the  Isle  of  Wight,  m.  RadcUib,  ^ 
WUliam  Gerard,  esq.  of  Harrow.en-ll 
firom  this  marriage  descended 
Sir  Hknry  Mrux.  bart.  of  Tbeeh 
Herts,  the  eminent  London  brew 
to  Burke's  Petrmge  and 


Eleanor,  m.  to  William  Compton,  co 
bury,  in  the  county  of  Gloooester. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Higford,  esq.  of 
the  county  of  Gloucester. 

This  Sir  John  Meux  entered  his  pedigree  i 
tation  of  Hants,  in  10X2.  He  was  i.  at  his 
his  elder  son. 

Sir  William  Mrdx,  knt.  of  Kiagstoa, 
1641,  who  m.  first,  Winifred,  daughter  of  I 
Barrington,  bart.  of  Barrington  Hall,  ia  ' 
of  Essex,  and  bad  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Cecilie,  of  Swaffham,  in  Cambridgeshii 

in  1697. 
Jane,  m.  to  —  Meade,  esq.  of  Lolts,  in  1 
Sir  William  was  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  John  Maux,  esq.   of   Kingston,  in  t 
Wight,  who  was  created  a  Baro.^ct  llth 
1641.    Sir  John  si.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  S 
W'orsley,  bart.  of  Apuldercombe,  by  whom 
1052)  he  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Henry,  d,  unm.  in  1701,  buried  1st  Jsa 

at  iLingston. 
John,  d.  in  1640. 

Anne,  of  Westminster,  d.  nnm.  in  I7V 
Elizabeth,  d.  unm.  before  her  sister. 
He  d.  in  February,  1657,  and  was  s.  by  hii 

II.  Sir  William  MKux,wbo  m.  fixst.  Ma! 
ter  of  Sir  Robert  DUlington,  bart.  of  Ki 
the  Isle  of  Wight,  and  by  that  lady  had  loo 
who  all  died  young.  He  wedded,  secondly, 
daughter  of  George  Browne,  eoq.  of  Ba 
Surrey,  and  by  her  had 

William,  his  suoceooor. 

Henry,  aged  three  yean  in  10M.  d.  am 

Elizabstu,  m.  Snd  May,  1710,  to  Sir  Js 


*  Jordan  uk  Kingston,  lord  of  KiogAton,  in  the  Isle 
uf  Wight,  was  father  of 

Sir  John  K i.vgston, of  Kingston,  whose  ouly  daughter 
and  eventual  heireu. 


Eleanor  Kingston,  m.  William  Drew.aai 
and  heir, 

John   Drew,  uf  Kingston,  graad^atbcr  d 
mentioned  sbuvr, 

Alic£  Drew,  as  marrying  Loduvicfc  Xeu 

XjO 


ul  iIh  kM  Sir  ^mic.waili. 


a  »(  iinii  oiUti.,  r. 


UiUtk,  rw.  ■Bd  Irn 


MID 


MID 


aMistance,  and  the  worka  which  bad  been  effected  by 
four  years*  ardnoas  labour,  were  on  the  point  of  being 
abandoned,  when  the  enterprising  projector  applied  to 
King  James,  who  covenanted,  in  consideration  that  a 
moiety  of  the  shares  were  made  OTer  to  liim,  to  ad- 
vance money  for  the  completion  of  the  undertaking. 
It  now  went  on  without  Interruption ;  and  on  the  20th 
September,  1613.  the  water  was  let  into  the  basin  at 
the  place  now  culled  the  New  Riyer  Head  at  Isling- 
ton. 

The  following  account  of  the  ceremony  upon  the 
occasion  was  published  at  the  time :  **  A  troop  of  la- 
bourers, to  the  number  of  sixty  and  upwards,  all  in 
green  caps  alike,  bearing  in  their  hands  the  symbols 
of  their  several  employments  in  so  great  a  business, 
marching,  with  drums  before  them,  twice  or  thrice 
round  the  cestem,  orderly  present  themselves  before 
the  mount ;  and  after  tiieir  departure,  the  speech 
(being  forty-eight  lines  in  verse)  was  said,  ending 
thus: 

*'  Now  for  the  frnitn  then ;  flow  forth  pretious  spring. 
So  long  and  dearly  sought  for,  and  now  bring 
Comfort  to  all  that  love  thee,  luadly  aing. 
And  with  thy  chrystal  murmurs  strucke  together. 
Bid  all  thy  true  well-wishers  welcome  hither. 

*'  At  which  words  the  flood-gate  opens,  and  the  stream 
is  let  into  the  cestem,  drums  and  trumpets  giving  it 
triumphant  welcome ;  and  for  the  close  of  this  their 
honourable  entertainment  a  peal  of  chambers." 

One  of  the  most  difficult  parts  of  the  work  still  re- 
mained to  be  accomplished — the  conveyance  of  the 
water  to  the  various  quarters  of  the  metropolis.  The 
expense  attending  this  was  very  great,  and  a  con- 
siderable time  elapsed  before  the  water  came  into 
general  use ;  so  that  the  shares  became  of  small  value, 
the  annual  dividends  for  many  years  being  under  £5. 
The  general  establishment  of  the  plan,  however,  to- 
gether with  the  incalculable  advantages  deriveable 
from  it,  which  were  at  length  universally  acknow- 
ledged, have,  in  the  course  of  a  century  and  a  half,  so 
raised  the  shares  ns  to  increase  the  annual  income 
nearly  a  hundred  fold.  The  property  of  the  New 
River  was,  by  a  partition  made  soon  after  the  com- 
mencement of  the  undertaking;,  divided  into  seventy- 
two  shares.  Thirty-six  of  these,  called  "  the  Adven- 
turer's Shares,"  wore  oriuinully  vested  in  Sir  Hugh 
Middelton,  and  the  remaining  moiety  were  enjoyed 
by  the  crown  until  alionatrd.  Like  many  other  pub- 
lic benefactors,  Sir  Hugh  derived  himself  no  advan- 
tage from  his  enterprizin;?  exertions ;  on  the  contrary, 
the  outlay  so  impoverished  him  that  he  was  under 
the  necessity  of  engaging  in  the  business  of  a  civil 
engineer.  In  10*22  he  was  created  a  Baronet,  and 
died  in  ItiSl.  By  his  will,  dated  21st  November, 
1631,  he  bequeathed  to  each  of  his  children  by  name, 
except  John  and  Hugh,  his  two  eldest  sons  (who  died 
before  the  making  of  his  will),  and  William,  his  third 
son,  and  Jane,  the  wife  of  Dr.  Chamberlen  (to  whom 
he  had  before  given  their  full  portions),  a  pecuniary 
legacy,  and  also  deviled  to  each  of  them,  after  the 
decease  of  his  wife,  one  share  in  the  New  River 
water.  He  devised  another  share  to  tlie  then  Court 
of  Assintiints  of  the  Goldsmiths'  Company,  Liondou, 
and  their  successors,  upon  trust,  to  dispose  of  the 
profits  every  half-year,  after  the  death  of  his  wife,  in 
weekly  portions  of  twelve-pence  a  piece  to  the  poor  of 
the  Company  of  (Goldsmiths,  at  the  discretion  of  the 


wardens  and  uaistaiits,  and  "  a^adal  Id  : 
men  of  my  name,  kindred,  iv  ooantry,  ••  a: 
be  free  of  the  said  company."  And  Cor  the 
claration  of  what  parta  were  meant  to  be  d 
added,  that  the  one-half  of  the  water  was  di 
thirty-six  parts  or  aharea.  '*  thirteen  of  vhii 
shares  are  to  myaelf  belongingp  and  are  in 
of  myself,  and  other  feoflhca  in  trust  to  m; 
the  profits  by  me  received,  and  tbereioR  m* 
is,  that  the  six  sereral  parts  or  shares  heie' 
and  given  are  six  of  tiie  parts  or  shares  < 
thirteen  parts,  and  no  other.^  He  died  in 
after  the  making  of  this  will,  and  was  inten 
ably  to  his  desire,  in  the  pariah  diarck  of  St 
London.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  s 
John  Olmstead,  esq.  of  iDgateston,  in  Easa 
issue  five  sons  and  four  danghten,  via. 

''  ?5^'t'  \  both  rf.  r.  p.  s.  f. 
II.  Hugh,/  '^       *^ 

III.  William,  ancceeeor  to  his  father. 

IV.  Henry,  baptised  in  the  parish  cha: 

Matthew,  London,  14th  June,  1697, ai 
to  have  died  before  1078,  leaving  ta 

William,  aappoaed  to  have  died  ». 

Henry,  6.  about  the  year  I6BX, 
prentice  to  Robert  Andrews,  s 
Cmtched  Friars,  17th  Jaauarj, 
came  an  inhabitant  of  Ae  pai 
Olave,  Hart  Street,  ISth  Deoea 
and  died  at  an  advanced  age. 
been  twice  married,  and  left  ifl 

Starkey,  6.  3rd  April,  IM, 
tised  phyaic  in   Ltmdoa,  i 
son,  Henry,  alao  a  media 
London,  who  d»  s.  p.  tth  £ 
17S0;  and  a  daughter,  who ' 
in   1702,  the  widow  of  Di 
Reading. 
Henry,  baptized  30fli  Jaly, 
died  at  West  Ham,  in  Ei 
November,  1726,  leaving  a 
key,*  and  a  daughter,  Ai 
living  in  1792,  wife  of  Willii 
pree. 
v.  Simon,  who  had  four  sons,  via.  Si 
died    at   Constantinople    in  Jaaai 
Hugh,   Benjamin,   and    Hezekiah: 
daughters,  Sarah,  Hannah,  Anne, 
and  Rebecca.     By  his  will,  dated 
1678,  Simon,  after  reciting  that  he 
of  eighteen  3Cth  shares  and  a  half  < 
River  water,  vise,  seventeen  39th  ah 
king's  moiety,  und  one  36th  share 
venturer's  moiety,  devised  to  his 
one  36th  share  of  the  king's  moiety 
with  a  proportionable  part  of  th 
rent  due  and  payable  for  the  same  t< 
majesty,  and  with  one  hundred  ] 
annum  to  Henry  .Middleton  dereas 
heirs."    He  gives  to  his  eldest  sur 
HuoH,  his  house  at  Hackney,  and 
younger  children   sevtrn  3Cth  shj 
king's  moiety.     Of  this   HicH,  t 
Simon,  more  hereafter. 

I.  Jiine,  m.  to  Peter  Chamberlen,  M.D. 
and  was  grandmother  of 


•  This  St\rkey  jMiddi.iiton  wa:*  bom  at  VV'e.«t  Ham, 
7th  June,  1711);  whs  iiiaiiiid  m  Si.  Liikt'-«,  Middle^ex, 
2iid  March,  17-11;  and  died  at  Hoxtun  in  September, 
17Gi),  leaving  four  children,  viz. 

I.  Joseph,  who  d.  in  17J<7,  Icyiving  Su-iannali,  Mary, 
Kli7Jtbeth,  and  J(».«eph. 


II.  Elizabeih,  \tho  «m.  a  Mr.  Smith,  lad 
Henry  Smith. 

III.  Jaber,  who  had  three  rhiklren.  Eliiat 

and  Jane. 

IV.  Martha,  livinz  nnmarricdiD  t7n. 

352 


fcB.»iM.H«y.dau(t>nrui.I  uic 
If  Nuhuiil  ttaeoa,  uq.  ot  Ftiituu  I 

Ikucbla  or  Sti  WlUguftLliy  Aiun, 
<  ttum.  in  Chfiliin.     B j  Ihi  rormi 

-'   HdiwcMin.  hUce-).>ir>. 


UlBct,  iH.tD  JubnTiylor.  u^.  nf 
(h>  Cinnui  Dalb.  *nd  of  ftr»i» 
■orpkn,  Lotubn.  ■nd  «m  xnnil' 

H.n.    (Mh  Hv*lt-t  (iwH-nn-il 
«I.  i..  p.  t., 
•  Ktkmri  I'liH.  t«|. 


k.  •luU41'«r  Nrwltirmlun*.  She 
>  Ortetu.  *r  Bb&iU,  tlrtl  Iv  lb*  New 
Caaip>iit ;  utd  df  lt>i  ID  ehildbcd,  lie 
'.IM»,lalMr  fwiTlbirdicH.wi    ' 


MIODELTON,  OK  HACKNEV. 
Elntdflc. 

Smoi  KlDDiLlvK,  nf  H«n>  Hill.  Edn^onton.  Ujd- 
dlwi.  TtningntHn  aFSlrtlHgh  Middelna,  ban.  tbe 
pn^rdtir  nf  (be  New  Rivnr,  DurTl>^d  taar  trim ;  by 
[hf  fint  be  Iwd  no  iuu*.  t^  tbe  PKund,  MsT>.dii<i(h 
ler  ur  JobD  Swine,  «q.  of  Biinibaw  Mirkei.  ID  Nm- 


CbarlH  Wu«l,  («).  of  LaBdiia. 

't  foBitli  wife  wu  Mr*.  Mir)  BUii. 

or  Sir  Samuel  LHkr,tnf.u(Btdrun|. 

■Rer  li[i  deceue  Mr.  BUckoby.    Sinuln  Mlitdflwa 
WKA  «,  by  bii  eldent  ton, 

1.  M>Ti.HMiPDJii.TDi<.w|.ar|].<:lLBe),lnM>ddleKi. 
wbo  wuvnaudiBiioiirTiii  JWI.  Ittm.  UorMhy. 
dantblrr  of  Hit  WilliuD  Ogliuidar.  hxrt,  uf  Nunwell. 
in  tba  Itl*  Bt  Wfgbl.  BV4  by  ber,  fnna  wbon  he  w» 
divorced  by  ict  of  parliameDl^  bid  aa  ojoly  duiebler, 
Dvaumi.M.to  Henry  Berkelrr.wi.  of  Ibc  Mid- 


wUow.de 


r  I.  M»t .  and  r.i.tttttiK.  by  In 

Dt  Htuh  Diybarei.  »t.  »••  ibntf  ■!■<  ■! 

CeBira»t-    tHe-wtudbtlr. 


M  I  1) 


MID 


I.  Thomas,  hin  heir.         ii.  Robrrt. 
III.  Richard,  who  bad  two  Mons,  Rukut  and  John. 
Thn  i.>lde»t  son, 

I.  Thovam  MYDnKi.TON,eMi.  of  ChirK  Castle,  in  Den- 
bighiihiTe,  wus  created  a  Babunkt  in  1600.  He  w. 
first.  Mary,  daaght^r  of  Thomas  Cholmondeley,  esq.  of 
Vnle  Royal,  in  C.'heihire  ;  and  secondly,  Jane,  daugh- 
ter of  John  TrcTor,  esq.  of  Denbighshire.  He  died  in 
July,  lOfiS,  ti7,vi  tliirtyninc,  and  was  s.  by  hi»  son, 

II.  Sir  TiioMAf  Myudi.lton,  of  Chirk  Castle,  who 
IN.  firHt.  Elisabeth,  daughter  nnJ  co-heir  of  SirThomns 
Wilbmhaui,  of  Woodhvy ;  and  secontlly,  Charlotta, 
daughter  of  Sir  Orlando  Bridgman,  hart.  He  d.  5th 
February,  1083,  leaving  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Charlotte,  m.  first,  to  Kdward,  Karl  of  Warwick ; 
and  secondly,  to  the  Right  Hon.  Juskph  Audison. 
Sir  Thomas  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  RirHARnMYODKLTOK.ofChirke  Castle,  who 
S.  in  June,  1710,  leaving  with  a  daughter,  Mary,  who 
it.  unm.  a  son, 

IV.  Sir  Wii.i.iAV  MYi)i)BLTON,at  whose  decease  un- 
raarrird  .'iih  January,  1718,  aged  twenty-four,  the 
Raronlti'y  hceame  r&tinct.  Tlic  estate  of  Chirk. 
Castle,  ti)gether  with  the  lordsliii>s  of  Chirk,  Chirk- 
liinds,  and  Ruthen,  followed  the  entail  to 

RoBKRT  MYDDRLToN.esq.  of  LlyKfiisi,  son  of  Rich- 
ard, the  third  m>u  of  Sir  Thomas  Myddcltun,  kiit. 
of  Chirk  Castle,  who  d.  in  liiOO.    His  brother, 

John  Myuuelton,  esq.  died  in  1747,  and  was  s. 
by  his  son, 

RiiHARi)  Myddklton,  esq.  of  Chirk  Castle,  who 
diiMl  in  1705,  leaving  a  son  and  successor. 

Rich  VR II  Myduklion,  esq.  at  whose  decease  unm. 
in  iriKi,  Chirk  CaAtlo  devolved  on  his  eldest  sis- 
ter. CiiAKU)n'K  (the  present  jtoMiessor)  who  m. 
Roki:rt  Hiuui'LrH,  cs4i.  and  has  issue. 

^TMU— Arg.  on  abend  vert,  three  wolves' or  griffins' 
heads  erased  of  the  field. 


MIDDLETON,  OF  LKIGHTON  HALL. 


Cri.at^d 
*iith  June,  liA'i. 


EXTIMT 

27th  Fob.  107.1. 


Einragr. 

This  is  a  junior  brunrh  of  the  ancient  kiiiKhtly  fa 
mily  of  Miildleton,  of  Midillcton  Hall,  in  \S  vstmoro- 
laiid  :  thr  first  fif  wluini  on  n*cord  is 

Thonan  Miiiui.i.ToN.of  Middleton  Hall,  in  the  rfi^-.n 
of  Kdward  ill.     IIi»  iinii  und  h<-ir, 

Joii.N   MiDiii.inoN,  of  Middleton,  m.  a  daughter  o! 
John  Mcdralf,  and  had  issue, 

I.  THnvts,  jr.  to  Middli'ton  Hall,  and  ancestor  of 
John  Mir>i)i.RTON,  esq.  of  Middleton,  frmp. 
CiiARLi.N  II.  who  left  two  dauRht  rit,  his 
fo-heim:  JMdgct.  m.  to  Joshua  lleblfth- 
wuite,  of  Dent;  and  Mni-y,  m.  to  James 
('rapp,  of  Dfut. 
II.  John.        III.  JkKrRhV,  of  wlium  prrsently. 


1.  Jacomia,  or  JaooUna»  ■■.  to  B^chi 
esq.  of  Preston  Patrick,  a&d  had 
Tlie  third  son. 

Sis  JirrRET  MiDDLKTON,  knt.  was  fat! 
Sir  Rorsrt  Middlstok,  of  Leigktoa 
cjunty  of  I^ncaster,  who  in  the  rciga  of  I 
m.  Ann,  daughter  and  sole  heir  of  Rogei 
of  Betham,  and  thereby  broafht  a  gnea 
fortune  to  his  family.    They  had  issnc, 

Thomas  Miudlltox,  esq.  of  Lei^ioa,  ^ 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomaa  Striddand,  and  < 
RY  VIII.  left  issue, 

Ckrvasb  MiDDLKTOK,  esq.  who  m.  ~- 
Northaiuptonshire,  and  dyiug  1  Edwsri 
by  his  son, 

(SaiiRGE  MiDM.ivTOX,  esq.  of  Lei^ttm, 
who  M.  first,  a  daughter  of  Sir  Marmadi 
of  Thnrland  Castle,  and  had  two  danghl 
condly,  Margaret,  danghtfrr.of  Sir  Chrit 
calf,  knt.  of  Nappa,  by  Lady  Elisabeth  Cli 
ter  of  Henry,  Karl  of  Conberlaiid,  I 
daughter  of  Henry  Algernon*  fifth  Eari 
berland,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons  and 
tern.    He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Middueton,  esq.  of  Leighton  I 
Katharine,  sister  to  Sir  Richard  Hogfat 
Hoghton  Tower,  and  had,  with  eight  dsa 
sous.  viz. 

Gkorck,  his  heir. 
Thomas,  who  d. .«.  p. 
Robert,  who  m.  Jane,  daughter  aa 
Tliomas  Kitson,  gent,  of  Warton.  w 
tvrity  remained  until  very  reiientl]; 
reduced  circumstaures.* 
The  eldest  son, 

I.  Georgr  Miudlktok,  esq.  of  Leighton 
brave  and  active  partizan  of  CntaLES 
army,  besides  liberally  contributing  to  1 
of  the  war,  be  served  as  colonel ;  for  w 
decline  ot  the  king's  alTuirs.  he  was  mnp 
pound  for  his  estate.  He  was  kni;:htrd 
Ht  Durham,  Wth  June.  KM'i.  an  I  was  civ 
NET  by  patent  bearing  date  the  day  f«no« 
the  Restoration  he  served  the  offiri-  of  hi 
Lancashirp  two  years  successively,  vii 
Charles  II.  He  w.  first,  Frances,  daofl 
of  Richard  Rigg,  eM}.  of  Little  Scncklani 
wm,  (rcoffrey,  who  died  young,  and  a  dai 
Mary,  who  became  sole  heiresif :  tk 
ford  Oldfield.  ei^q.  of  Somcrford, 
and  had  issue. 

CEORUR-SoUERrORD  Ol.OI  IEI.L>,e» 

the  death  of  Ann,  I^dy  Middh 
at  lx'i(;hton.  He  w.  Liady  Cla 
two  surviving  dauiihters,  vi<. 

1. ,m.  to  Albert  H(»df»<'n, 

Leighton  a  a  his  witV  s  pf 

geutl-niun  unfurtunatcly 

the  rebellion  in  i;i5,  « 

Frcston,  and  long  detuiui 

H  is  estatf  being  confiMTit 

in  the  hands  of  goveniia 

when  it  wa»  put  np  to  aiui 

chased  by  a  confidential 

on  ci-rtain  cunditions.  n 

Mr.  Hodgson,  who  resided 

He  left  two  daughters,  hi 

Ann,  fn.  to  Geoiige.  yui 

Charles  Townley. esq- 

who    rebuilt   Leighte 


•  ()nr  of  hii>  (:raiiil<mn«,  Robert  MiddletDii,  wa*  a  |  and  wai'  mother  of  R«>b«rt  Booker,  uf  Br«n; 
maiintT,  and  iliid  tn  HMm,  le^xhic  a  laryf  family.  He  onlv  riiiid.  Mart:4ret,m.  Robcn,  mm  irf  KKb. 
had  a  tirtcr,  Margaret,  who  m.  Thumbs  Booker,  gem.  •  es.j.  of  Cockerhain. 


•bApfil,  »W.  The  UKHnt  hdl  (t  Lciitb 
1  critbnitd  far  iu  bnpiuliCT.  bu  king 
■4;  uid  ip  flw  ptAce  oT  tbe  old  rtaldeDcfl 
UeMiu.  >t^ar>  Uw  long  line  or  >  madctn 
Maf  of  ■  »nin  lud  nn  wlogi.  Tliii  bu, 
>HB  DHtid  liy  •  r>Hag  of  polUbid  lUne- 

A  <^  P^vk.  bare  jUso  long  aincc  diiap- 


Sir  Humphrey  HildmBy.  km.  of  D*d- 
bnry  PIk*.  Ehh.  •a.  K*n.  iltogblcr 
df  UflDry  Capfll,  BBq.  of  Hadhun,  Htria, 
and  bul  (vo  huu, 


nalpd  with  hu  cr«at'graadmfib(«r» 
LciiTii  Hiu>iiiT,  who  ••.  Unrn- 
pbrvy  Alildiuay,  coq. 
M.  Id  Chrialopber  Prytinit  eiq- 

Tho  cIdHt  «D  ud  hrir. 

TnoIIii  HiiDaar.  «q.  of  UooUum  Udl  lad  B 
•boiH-  HmU.  in  Bwi,  one  of  ibe  audiwn  of  Ui 

1.  md  dying  ii 


Iddy  Franres  Rnrliflr,  only  diu(falcr.  by  hu  Hmnd 
oirr.  of  Henry  RueUffe.  Luid  Pitixltii  ud  E.rl 
9l  Buwi,  ud  had.  wllb  Mtaor  Imue. 

Thohis,  hi>  hair. 

HiKii  (S[rj.  of  Wiudliaiu  Waller,  is  Ehok,  died 


Drihefaiuily.  Hlagi 


Il»>i>phn>.  M.  Ullllji.diKihlc  Hri  hilcer  HiUdij 
MlMniy.  n<»l»ii  ot  Mil  Mcni?  MlMnix.  luiirri 
M<UHj*iiclDac«lnv  Ji""  t-  •ndCliiDi.ai  t 
■H*  lull  •  •UnttXK.  Abu,  wiU-  irf  8u  WUIUu 


Aon,  a.  Id  TbDnii  Satilc,  im. 


iklHt  <l(U(lilrr  inil  lu-brti  ••(  kb  ■•(*». 


MIL 


MIL 


lagliter  of  Sir  ThomM  Planing,  lord 
Incland,  mod  had,  with  other  children, 
'),  of  NewtoD  Berry,  in  the  ooanty  of 
kptmi,  made  a  knight  banneret  by  A'iivg 
I  I.  slain  at  Oxford  in  the  lifetime  of 
er.    He  ■•.  PhOadelpbia,  daughter  of 
try  Knollya,  of  Grore  Place,  Hants, 
tier  of  the  household  to  Charues  I. 
her  (who  m.  secondly,  Christopher, 
ynham,)  left  au  only  son, 
soooessor  to  his  grandfather, 
m.  Catherine,  daughter  and  sole  heir 
«w  Mondy,  esq.  of  Nutshelling,  and 
1  thereby  that  estate, 
of  Oxford,  d,  unm. 
,  of  Partford,  Wilts,  d.  unm. 
of  Bling,  in  the  county  of  Southamp- 
Jane,  daughter  of  Thomas  Burgess, 
iyson,  in  the  same  county, 
ented  the  borough  of  Soathampton  in 
*nts,  and  was  s.  at  hb  decease  by  his 

Mill,  who  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Sandys,  of  Mottisfont,  and  sister  and 
n,  ei^th  and  last  Lord  Sandys,  of  the 
;  in  1670,  was  s.  by  his  only  son. 
Mill,  high  sheriff  of  the  county  of 

10S3,  who  M.  Margaret,  daughter  and 
Grey,  esq.  of  Woolbeding,  in  Sussex, 

fourth  and  fifth  baronets. 

m. 

s.  te  Robert  Knollys,  esq.  of  Grove 

H,  to  Sir  Thomas  Hoby,  hart,  of  So- 

i  the  county  of  Southampton,  and  of 

)erlLs. 

t. 

nherited  the  estates  of  his  uncle,  Ed- 

tjs.  Wits  jr.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder 

Mill,  who  dying  unmarried  iu  1041, 
vther, 

ID  Mill,  IukU  sheritf  of  Southampton 
.  F.  for  MiUliumt,  m.  tMargaret,  eldest 
ertKnoUys,eM|.  uf  liruve  Place,  Huuta, 


all  baronets  iu  surccssioii. 


to  William  Dodiiworth,  e»i\. 

IflCh  May.  17(jO,  and  was  *.  by  hist  old- 

.au  Mii.L,  M.l*.  for  Soutbainptoii,  wbo 
mthy,  daugbter  and  heir  of  Richard 
tledtlilT,  in  the  rounty  of  SoiiM'n»et, 
i3  wife,  d<iu^h(t:r  oi  Charles  Yatc,  ex}. 
ugliters, 


Henrietta,  d,  unm. 

Sophia,  who  inherited  from  the  Yate  liunily  the 

estate  of  Arlingham  Court,  in  Gloucestershire. 

She  m.  the  Cheralier  Del  Caina,  a  Neapolitan 

nobleman. 

He  d.  17th  March,  1770,  and  the  Baronetey  derolTed 
upon  his  next  brother. 

Til.  Sir  John  Mill-Huby  (having  assumed  the  ad- 
ditional name  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  his  cousin. 
Sir  PhiUp  Hoby,  hart.),  b.  in  1710,  m.  Miss  £limbeth 
Comyn,  but  d.  s,  p.  in  1700,  when  he  was  s.  by  his 
brother. 

Till.  Sir  Hknry  Mill,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Woolbeding  and  Kingston  Bowsey,  died  without  issue 
in  NoTember,  1781,  and  was  s.  by  his  only  surriviug 
brother, 

IX.  Sir  Charlxs  Mill,  LL.B.  in  holy  orders,  b.  in 
1722 ;  d.  10th  July,  1702,  IcaTing  by  Mary,  his  wife, 
one  son  and  one  daughter,  Tiz. 

Cuarlxs,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  first,  to  Captein  Stephen  L.  Popham; 
and  secondly,  to  John  Barker,  of  Warehani,  in 
Dorset.    By  the  latter  she  left  a  son, 
TuK  RxT.  John  Barkkr. 

Sir  Charles  was  s.  by  his  son, 

x.  Sir  Charles  Mill,  who  m.  in  1800,  Selina,  eld- 
est daughter  of  Sir  John  Morshead,  hart,  of  Trenant 
Park,  in  Cornwall,  but  died  without  issue  3<5th  Fe- 
bruary, 1833,  when  the  Baronktcy  expirkd,  while  the 
estates  passed  to  (the  son  of  his  only  sister,  Mary,  by 
her  second  husband,  John  Barker,  esq.  of  Wareham, 
in  Dorsetehire,)  his  nephew, 

Thk  Rev.  John  B4RKKr,  who  assumed  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Mill  in  1835,  and  being  subse- 
quently created  a  Baronet,  is  now  (183S) 
Sir  John  Barxer-Mill,  bart.  of  Mottisfont, 
in  Hampshire. 

i4n»M— Party  per  fesse  arg.  and  sa.  a  pale  counter- 
changed,  and  three  bears  salient,  two  and  one,  of  the 
second,  muzzled  and  chained  or. 


MILLER,  OF  OXENHOATH. 


■  — >  t 


(!KK4lfcl> 

13th  Oct.  luou. 


^•"W^i. 


"V 


EXTIMCT 

in  1714. 


ILthriigr. 

NiciKMJio  MiLLKK,  CM},  ot'  llorsnclls  Crouch,  in 
VVrothani,  Kent,  sheriff  uf  that  county  8  (*hakij:<i  I. 
punhanod  from  Sir  (fcorge  Chowne,  knt.  of  Kairluue, 
the  manor  of  Oxeuhoath,  in  the  pari^h  of  Weht  Peck- 
hum.     He  in.  Jane,  daughter  of  John  PoUey,  vm\.  of 


ler  and  heir  of  Wiiliani  dc  l<<'U(  lit*.  .in<l 

ht  died  belurr  hin  father,  Iratving  iMiif, 

!<•  $.  ti>  ilu'  IUrony  or  CiHois. 

iM.  to  K.«l|di  Kadi  iiiildc. 

«.  lo  Ho];rr  Limkuoi,   I'luni   ulioui  di  • 

IktMiitt    Li.i'iKWoK,   <'i    ('anu>i:>    (  oinr. 
•s€-  ildu-^hXi.r  4ud  bill. 


CAfHERiNR     Lr.ii:k.>uK,    t/4.    as    above, 
JuH.N  Miu^  e»<|. 

lionl  1-aiuui*  d.  iu  14!ll,  and  was  «.  h>  iii«  f;r4nil«4>n, 

HiutI  i>i:  ('amuIA,  Mtiiiid  luid,  <il  hIiom:  «h-r«-aiM-  g.  p. 
.">  Hf.nkt  \  I.  thr  ettatt'9  di-vuK<d  ii|miii  hi*  •ii*t«r!<  .is 
(i>lit-ir«,  and  tlir  hjroiiy  of  C'ainoi*  i«il  iniii  \MrY4N<E 
duiun:;»t  tiii-ni,  and  h>  coutiniu-.t  wiili  iluii  di>ciudani.«. 

HiuxeS  Extinct  Peeraye. 


d  by  ber.  wbu  died  Glli  Jinuarjr, 

j.HU.rf.I.p. 

Nicliout.bTiriahHhlbn. 

HsRIxw,  III  Bucllind,  in  SmTej. 

Blinbclb,  w.  lo  Sir  Ruben  Koiapi!.  of  Fiochen. 

Aild.  Euci, 
Margaret.  HH.  la  Jnbn  Boya»  uw}.  bpd  of  Sir  Edwanl 

Boyt,  et  Monington. 
Juw,  H.  lo  WlJIiuu  JaniM,  uq.  of  Igbllxm. 
Ilnry.  ■.  u  Edmund  AIIejii,  oq.  ug  aod  lu^ir  of 

NkImIh  Miller  if .  Sib  Augual<  IMO.  aged  KTeatr-rDnr, 

gin  NKBOiJa  UiLuii,  LnC.  or  OicBlwatli  in  Kml. 
who  M.  Aaiu,  daughler  of  Williui  Siyli,  aq.  of 
l.an|ley,jiiHeckaDhJuii,aiidhad,>ithfbarduigliWn, 


Wnxham,  and  odirrrMatei,  U«  m.  Margaml, 
daughter  of  Joba  PoUiill,  gtnt.  of  OObrd,  and  H. 
Tib  Prhnitry,  IflU,  leaTiug  a  niunnraiu  fiimily. 
Tbc  falaMs  <if  CroniTh  and  WlngKttd  conlinDcd 
(or  ■ODE  ynn  wilb  tail  deKendanu,  ODtil  ma- 

ViKSBDUai  PalUand,  kod  from  Ibal  nablu  {■- 
mily  they  panted  to  Pmncia  Uattvy  AiuIad,  n^- 
nf  WllDingUQ. 


Sir  Nicbiilai  if.  lOUi  February,  ISM,  aged  ■ittjiix, 
Kthi  in  Itet.    H«  died  inAugun,  iroo.  Iniing  by 

HMt.  his  wire,   daughur  af    Sir   Joho    Bnrlict,   of 
SiT^Etan  Aniy,  Bncta,  a  daughter,  Eluiiith,  uf 

II.  Bia  fioiLt'ci  UiLi^,  DC  Ounhinih,  wba  m 
liuiaiiDah.dausbUrofTliDinaaMedkiy.eiU.t^  Hulled, 

deanniltd  to  bb> 


mcl;  tiu  utaualOlanhoiilh 
indbdr. 

Leouanl  Bartiwlomi-vt,  oq.  af 


JnbnKoowe.d.'.p. 

..  «e«.dly.  Mary 

Hbler 

of 

\leiander  Tboiia..  m-  oT  Umb,. 

by 

•bo.».  wbo  died  in 

•  li,  be  bad  an 

«l.ly 

ghler, 

J(ar,.»ho«.llllI« 

FnDd>C»n 

."q 

■dminl  R.N.  and  b 

"' 

*a...byW.«n. 

sth  Janiury, 

UK 

•taq.  of  Oiaa 

Wl. 

0  died  wlihmi  itm 

M(b«pnt,l» 

.and 

HIT 

MITCHELI,,  OF  WESTSHORP, 


u(  Robert  Porreattr.  of  Q 

daughleranil  heir  of  AnJnv  ('aamy.a* 
■Ml!  bad.  wiib  Mttnl  dkufMva,  iw  h^ 


daugbler.  Uriae I.  tk>  >U>  W  Jaite  ■■ 
lilMntDU.  H.  a>.  IrMllT.  liit^ 
of  Smelur  Bf  Umw,  iBd  »y  k«  M 
ler.    EliubMk,    -1.    M    Mifua  lal 

rUartn.  of  PHtadinl.  •«■  ■■4fcd.  ■ 
Blaebwood.  tiMt  ot  Mr  EAn  ■ 
Lnl.  but  by  bat  Iwd  ■«  ^w.  mim.\ 
MargaiTl,  daofbievirf  Kla  lltwy  ■■< 


II  Manay,  ea^.  and  t»d  Mnl*t4  bNHt 


r«m«  In  ScMlaM.  U*  k.  k«,laihM 
CbartM  KiHtafll.  of  nDr«n  a<  *^^ 
daafbtrr  of  Kit  J*Ih>  B|hla«B».  4  (« 
lyiBiBnblBM,  l»H.«>  •.b)*i4M« 


r.  f.  Hh  April,  I7N,  whn    tbc     BtHOKRCT 


UDVFOKD,  OF  LONDON. 


■  WIr  a(  Sir  Ni 


il  LonJoD  tod  Chbwkk, 
Ih.  dlojihlFr  uii 


MOHUN,  OF  BOCONNOC. 


w 


Th«  faB.ay  ot  MoHir 
Sm   WiLUia  DE   Ml 


«.         1  K    .J  1.  .  ■'"'   ■"»   n>»i»"   '"    Sommeuhi™,  bends  miny 

il  wir    Curw  "'m»l«  ^t     °*"  ''''**'l»  ■'■  WUB,  in   D*»oiuhli«,  (ad  Wir- 


lhSlTjMW>->d>ii|)iur,  ' 

I,  la  ■■niifa  UPctrr  Meiwood.eai.  Tbcir  I 


MoHun',  of  DuuUr,  in  the  time  of  En- 
id VM  f ■  ml  liu  dfc«a*fl  by  hie  grmod^mtt 
>■  MaiiDH,  sTcand  Lord  Mohnn  of  Danitrr, 
left  at  hii  deceue  thna  dinthun,  hit  eo- 
,  uuincM  whom  the  barony  of  Usbun  ot 
Iter  Ml  iniD  ibejuDce. 
e  yoangtT  add  of  John,  th«  Grit  boron, 


I.  RuiAiLD  HOHun.eo).  of  Boconnoc,  in  Cornmil, 

'foTfDiliar.  leil.    Sir  Refiuald  >■.  PLiiip|i>,  dencbur 
ir  Sir  Jobn  Hele.*  kot.  of  Wcmbury,  in  Deinn.  by 


VFOKD,  OF  UNCOLN'S  INN. 
n*  IM  M*nh,  lou-t.— Extiuct  in  IT«. 


T-oiix  HoDTniu.  brother  of  Sir  )>io« 

iwtngc  by  UlUrn  patent,  daUd  I^llh  April.  IBM,  aa 

,  tad  Mha  toomor  of  Jimiica,  ku  crealed 

H. 

n  la  tma-t.    He  h.  Eliubnh.  diuKhWr  of 

TOn.    During  the  n.il  war  bia  lord-hLji  wai  one  of 

»t  of  England,  and  did  good  .erri™  to  Ihe  royal 

Taoait  IlDDTmeD.  who  larTiTed  bie  falber 

•e.    He  m.  Cordelia,  dauihicr  ot  Sir  John  Slan. 

Fa  than  a  Boolh.  dying  IWh  Ociobor,  m», 

hop.,  ot  SbeKord,  Notta.  and  widow  ot  Sir  Rocer 

L  by  bb  bmhcT. 

A> 

ton,  by  whom  he  had  iaaue. 

1  Caiai.ai  HoDiroao,  wha  rerided  al  An- 

lauica.    Ha  ■.  H.ry,  daaihter  aad  co-heir 
^w  Norm.  hart,  and  dyinf  in  that  Mtni 
•,«*(.  by  hlxoD, 
1  Noaioa  MoDrroin.  .bo  m.  NIai  Cny,  of 

Wi.wica,  heir  to  bia  brother, 
royal  itandard. 

a,bM4rlac<.  r  abo^lKWI.wa...  byhl. 

Cordelia,  •-  to  John  Harm,  eaq.  ot  Hayne,  in 

Tbobu  MoDTroap,  who  reaided  at  St.  Jago 

Theopblla,  ID.  to  Jama  Campbell,  eai.  aoa  ot  Mr. 

la.  I>  iaautea.    He  m.  Am.  a  daogbUr  of 

Aldeman  C-ampbeU,  of  LoDdOD. 

■han.l*.a«chaal,  of  London:  and  Hcond- 

PbiladelphU. 

III.  SiiL  Jims  Monuo,  •kddA  Lord  Molinn,  wha  4 

i>.  Sii  WiiiricK  Udhdh,  ihinl  Lord  UBbno.wh' 
n.  CBIli«riDE,  d>s(li((ir  a)  U'ellea  ol  tlie  Rnqniy  a 
fJouthamptoD,  ud  dying  in  IdM,  vu  i.  by  hii  un. 

r.  Sm  CatKLn  UoHtN,  faurib  Lord  Hobtui,  wbi 
m.  Lady  Pbilippa  Animley.  diuRhlcr  of  Arthor,  On 
EnrI  af  Anglney.  and  bad  wtlU  a  daugblcr,  Bliabclh 


Tiolnitly,  "  Mn 
lino."     HiTiDg 

iha  nndc  of  Mi 
Maccleifidd,   be 


It  HuHl'H.  fifth  Urd  Hohun-  Tbi> 
to  vebanEDI  and  violeni  a  Wmpeni- 
rrcd  twice  III?  Impuladnn  of  marderr 

Hi!  camr,  bowncr,  b-rminiteil 
ol  bbjod  ■ball  uul  live  out  hair  their 
bad  a  dlipuu  with  Ihe  D  uku  of  H>- 
;  the  MUitM  bequeillKd  lu  bim  iy 
fint  -wite,  Cbarlca,  iHiaiut  Earl  tt 
cbHllmged  tbat  noblEman. 


Mahou'i  Hiwnil,  Cenenl  Haeannry,  wbo 
id  for  the  aOencF.  ISIh  Jane,  iriO,  iu  Ibo 
KiDg'a  Bench,  and  aafiuiti^  nt  tlia  narder, 
IclEd  of  muulaugbier.    Lord  Hohun  *■  d»[b 

r  of  —  Malfiwaring,  aaq-  by  bia  wUv,  Lady 
<  Gurard,  ititer  of  Charla.  aedond  Earl  of 
field;  and  KcDndly,   Bliubech,  duughlii 


Grtaih,  but  hnii 


!,  and  1 


Calonsl 


MOLYNErX,  OF  TEVEBRAL. 


BI  down  and  plaMd  ■•  ■ 
n  111  ni-arwM  and  atacidi 
■trr.    To  IbH  WIlUn  R 


'herrof  he.  Winiam.  majW  K^ta*  U> 

Vki.h  na  Muuan^  vlxav  •«  ^  bdi 
AuiB  u(  HoLijiH,  OtBtoM  <■  Staim. 

nit  daughur  and  biir  bI  Boudict  it  C> 

1  Kpeke,  in  I 


■l»>with  Uinat  Vl.trlift  ).,>*»«»■ 
npou  him.  bla  aoaa,  and  ihcit  balrsi  ik> 
ihip  of  the  royal  forMa  wad  rttk*  <■ 
•hire,  the  luvardanip  of  KaMWri.  a^ 
coaaUhU  ■>(  Urrrpoal.  KewuriateM 
with  the  Lord  ABdlry.  ^n  IWt^  Mr  fea 
Joan.  daaeWrr  and  h>Hr  a(  Mr  GOkan  I 
■nil  ralic:!  of  Sir  ?r1ar  t-ttk.  III  LmH 
had  HTeral  ~n>,  of  wb«  Ritaasn,  tt 
■BcntoT  of  lb*  Etna  o*  :l<ma  h< 
tba  ainond  of  the  fanOly  kafcn  IM. 
arnmdly.  Helen,  daufbtiT  af  k4ii4A 
Towar.  and  relici  of  Sir  WilU^  llani 
■bat  lady  had  Iwa  daag'i'm,  <»i. «( 


lUugbur  of  Sir  Rehcrt  MarkhaM.  k»  « 
NMIa.  b?  whom  ha  bad  ■  «k  HMial.M 
■  d.iuch(er.  KIlHbrlh.wtoM.  llniI.MtH 
and  aacoDdly,  ti1v|Aaii  KiHi^L  afl|.  rf  ^ 
Sir  Tbomaa  ■•.  eeoaadlT.  CHMaut^da^ 

Dinumiaa  pMHraU,  Mi.'a^  HailMbli  >*< 
Derby,  and  bad  hy  bet 

t:n«i;an  iSit).  K.II-  <w  af  lkr^> 
(nninon  J-tea.  Ui  lUa.  aaJ  MM< 
Kdnund  m.  Int.  daagtrtai  af  M«  I 
eaf.  al  ('baahaBbajs.  ■■rba.iadM' 
Jo«a.  of  IlB-p.  ..  tua.dNiM" 


ilylnl  ■■  de  Pnytlen,"  iKnaK  hit  ttlr  wn  ■  Prniln 
or  oallve  of  tbe  pruIlnM  of  Poyliefi:  be  wai  xHi 
ttoter,  {'sgnl  Hoaalgonerie.  Amixbil,  amt  Shnwibai 
byTlabel,  aliler  and  ball  »f  Aniald,  Cwai  of  Belli 
mayae.  in  NoraiHty, 


piiblat  <it  Lltpoli  (I.I 


•  I.    Ht  m.  taiiBbnh,  duDgh- 
M  8tTl>.«<  Witcrlii(byry,  ud  h>  her, 
IIM,  hid  tn  diiclkun,  tIx. 
I-  tn  I0T3.  la  PcrcgnD«  B«Ti)<,  ••cDitd  rtn 
aupM.  Eul  of  UndHT,  ud  left 


M.  «(  taMtori,  ta  WaraHinUrt.  « 

Ml  <airX  u4  Ekliwd.    Tlx  aUer, 


the  maniiT  of  GoDilitc 
PlBrpont,  knt,  ukd  bj« 

nephew,  Rif^b^rd,  which 

phr«j.    The  e[der,  hii  heir. 
Tboh»  Munoi,  died  ttb  DKcnber,  UNh  Hi»i 
ippun  by  th«  Inquiiritiini,  daUd  irth  Octn- 


itanWlWtnL 

r 


™,  .1.- 


MON 

T  SlocVbride'', 


i«  BedfoTditiin 


■  Philip  Mohxoi' 

II  PniLir  UoKNai' 
I,  3td  Ptbrulry,   if 


i.  I7tb  April,  1803,  IT 
vho  d.  unm.  Vth  F 


MONTOOMKHY,  OF  MAGBIE  HILL. 


#6 


Undi  at  GilTeyn,  baa  Rohiiit  II,  u  thty  hid  pnii 
niuljf  bllsn  bf  forfeltiin  lo  thg  i:rawn  of  SgoiUdiI, 


Tmiili  Adim,  « 
SiK  Adh  H 

Adah  Mdatdi 


'  of  AlexBDdei  Miir 


lifnutitlGnlltn.uiilitint 
in  un  lunaiH  Jiiiii  V.  .nd  Qiun  M»I.  wh>uc 
nrdcdtbera  by  hueldut  MB.ADiH.iibllc  tilatrcaDi] 

riiDit.i:>  Marrcoanr,  limine  («ib<Ir  ef  tkc  (k- 
nUj  of  M>rbMh,Dr  MiiifaK  Hill.  Hn  ■.  Jantl,  dimh- 
KrorSir  Hufb  MDnI|iim(rT,nr  Briliiuu.iuul  wm 

WiLMia  HoHiaoKnT.  Lalnl  ol  Misbinli  Hm,  in 
lh>  tBUBty  uf  P«Ma,  «ha  died  •.  f.  anil  wu  i.  b> 


IT  or  Uolbnitli,  of  KitoiUfc.  u4  ta( 
^■UT,  Ua  b^;  Umm.  killed  M  IWIM 
citir,  in  163I-.  u4  WUUaB.  vta  *« 
IDA  died  iHulo*.  T1ie>ia««(H. 
RoulT  MoiTKUiiKiT.  MieeaiJeJ  k*  M 
■efJttrJaa 


(lit  will  <x  ilM  H«i.  Samel  Hinry  OHhy. 

(  "  ll  wBi.  piDhiMi.  1h(I  Orlfco,  lomMllalrly  pn 
v|uHU>l)i«(r.ni<,r  II,  by  Ruuit  tbe  ud.ia  lli>|k  rir 

*ti  had  •cqaiml  li,  wlillr  rt»»d,  (mii  hii  i '•ndfttkii 


U  hcdidillic  Hi 


r  MAYDS  MORTON. 

iJalT,  MH-BtTlOC-T 


1^ 


m^  to  John  JtlHbew,  etq, 
h,  H.  to  Sir  John  WUliuni,  of  Thtme,  la 
Ihe  amutj  of  Oiford,  and  kud  uniB, 
Sir   RegiDiU   WiUiuu.  who  un  m 
jUofhlflT  and  bFlr, 
EUutwIb.  M.  to  Liannci  Iiarirll,  n 

Jnha  WUIiuu,  •rha  «u  craici]  by  q 


lubeUs.i^to  Jobd  D'Oyltji.  m-  .  ff  ^ 

CKruliu,  ■rCTfmry  WiHim.  «•!.  ' 

W>ti1<l>,  BL  to  Kobert  LrcUsfluii,  e^.  or  Bi.ck 


Wtuiia  Hooii,  Hi|.  who  m.  ■  l«ii(liMi  of  BU- 
dealy.  or  HUdcfly.  ud  li-R  >  mi  ud  b*lr. 

Bpimiu  noon*.  «i.  wbo  dM  in  tl»  flnl  jw  or 
BuixRM,  Icaiiag  hf  Ellubcdi  bia  wite,  daoihlcc 
■■dlHligf  UlJl,  ofTikhnm.in  Btrkl, 

I>BM  a(  Kij»  m  H,  of  wbon  Ibi  (oUqwinf  drUiU  on 
r'>B  bT  ADthony  Wood.  ■■  H«  om  bora  ■!  Eut 
HUdenlr-  or  lldlrlcy,  uEU  WuiUff,  In  Bcrki.  edu 

IbambuaU,  DonUaHd  thin  Oil  uu  kttchtlsr'a 
tiBndltit.  ud  HwD  bs  ntlnd  Utbn  Hlildle  Tempi*. 


JKlU    ur  tl»    BIU1lki)wl  u 

■nd  bdtrd  for  bU  great  pi 
ud  lnl*(rtty  In  hU  dfiT 


ben  of  whleh  rosftmd  h^b  bUa  Iht  dtiiw  of  Mu 

««)<uit  II  lav,  and  in  laid.  Manfa  It,  nnirtid  th* 
bmor  «(  Kuttblhwd  *(  TbHbkUt,  fmn  bU  M«)My, 
KiDR  Jamn  I.     Altai  bla  daalb  aeow  <K  bla  Worba 


Fnncb.  that  ihcn  i.iaa)  nnu 


id  njvru6  rma  Ihr  nriilita)  hi 


'0,foLpubliflhodby  CirvrgE 
DuLe,  or  the  Inner  Temple,  Bvg. 

nent,  M  li  Henii,  vlwrein  ttan  Sutun 
Choriuble  Vtet  «u  mide,  uiil  wu.  u 
added,  thp  pCDiiflr  Uiereof'    At  IvnEtb  payinc  Lhfi  Uft 

wu  tiaried  in  >  Violt  under  (be  Ch'nrdb  M  Grut 
FnwIny.nEnrto  WintagB,  befDn  nHinlianrd,  in  vhick 
Vault  LIB  friMtrntf  Iwho  ore  BarDnetB,  UriDB  in  thjit 
parUb)  bave  bben  flinee,  and  dre  bitberto  uiterred,  iw 
I  tnre  been  iDBlructed  by  bb  graaivm,  Sir  tfenry 
Koom,  Ban."  So  hr  Anthony  Wood— (nrlher  miy 
be  ittlod  IbKl  Sir  FnneU  m.  Anne,  dingbler  of  Wil- 
liuu  Twilty,  e>4.  or  Boreliam,  Id  Ehsi,  indbad  iuue, 
I.  Prueia,  d.  at  Ltodi,  nnni. 

III.  WiUiam,  Ki.ti>Mrm.Bloual,>Dd]eft>Hin, 

Pnmdi,  who  n.  Miry,  dKugfaUr  at  Bdwird 
Ctrj.ftn.olTmXibej. 
I.  Harenrcl,  i".  to  Sir  ItSrty  Pidmer,  kni.  Ulor- 
Dsy-generallD  A'fHf  CBtlLU  II. 

6lr  Henry  leminfhun,  Bnt'bu^uiEt  of  Couy 
Hill,  in   NorTDlk,  ud  wu  mMber  ol  Sit 
Henrj  Jemintbun,  tha  Kcond  hvonet. 
III.  Eliubeih,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  BlminC,  of  Uaple 
I>nrhani,  in  the  cnunty  of  OifOH. 


I"^  m.  Eliubeih,. daoghler  oC  William  Bererley.  uq.  ol 

jJ,       ,   Kenoe,  In  (be  county  ot  Bed^rd,  and  had  bane, 


KHubMh,  m.  U  Sir  Seynonr  Pile, 
Fruni,  m.  a  Gabriel  Pile,  esq-  ^^ 


III  Hkhk  Mouai,  who  uredded.  finrt,  Judith, 
ter  of  Mr.  Aldrnnan  Campbell,  of  London,  and 
'  had  one  daughur,  Jaditfa.  who  d.  yoang.  He 
ondly.  (Jari^JanghOir  of  WllliuBi  HlUhmch, 
'  Knllely,  in  the  county  of  Bucki,  by  whom  he 

Livm,  vho  ■■.  Franc«a,  daiicbter  and  vole  heir 
of  Alexander  Jemln,  r^-  ol  Cordinntimp  in 


b  hia  elder  brother,  4 


July  al  lb*  t 

<b*  pminea  sf  Now  York, « 

d<a(h.    gli  Haary  •.  CaWiaH—  Wnta  ^ 


etr,  ak  Charia  Uovanl,  mw  gl  It 


a«an>a,  iea»  Bake  of  NnrMk.      . 


•^>^Jir£^   a.. 


EMOO 
|,  of  tdBcrlUr.  Id  i1i<  lilud  o 

iT.bitlirir. 


mlUf.  Hum  >liM,.t,n>«r>rar  M.I- 
l>«^a.Cwb«tD«.da(linrii(!lir'nHu»u 
tmn.  (f  MnvkHU  HMrh.  in  K>nl,  and 

jOcvgi  XmU,  rieBalninl  at  EuoUnd. 


MORDEN,  OF  WR1CKLE8MARSH. 


•<«D)«.ITN.u>dn 

.,b,  *..«». 

Hcnai  Uoum.  whe  dtnl  witboHt  Ih«, 

'?■) 

17M,  irlKD  «!«  BiuxnoT  beomi  «i 

ClUTtD 

4t 

KiTiacT 

3  ,r^— ,,.... 

Mih  ar)H.  Idea. 

oa,S*p..lW. 

UOOR£. 

V '-vvy 

^*J1^?^1' 

linfogt. 

JWWWWN^W 

i%iVt\"m. 

\ 

cbul.  and  wai  enklca  ■  BiIoRiT  in  imt.    Ha  n. 

\       y 

Sman,  diiMllittt  of  Joaoph   Brand,  nf.  of  Reward- 

«onc<.  Id  aultblk,  but  dM  :  p.  In  IrM,  oben  the  UUo 

ririitD.     Sonnl  !«»  pRvioiu  tp  hii  dcalb,  be 

srrcwd,  at   BlaekhMIH.  a  rollaga,   n«  far  rrom  b.. 

tlnw. 

o-n  n^dsBoc,  for  lb*  auppatt  of  deayrd  nercbanu. 
for  wboM  rolitf  lb.r«  bad  pnrloualT  eilafrf  lu)  In. 

il  biL  u>  IXooMUt.  who  ■>.  in  IST9, 

■r  ar  Mir  loho  Col*,  bin.  •>(  NrwUnd. 

an  »nu  to  U»  taluo  of  £IIno  a  yaa.    Tbc  pen 

lani  Mam,  wbo  dtad  >.  t>.  lb  1714, 

prundrd  lir  (tain,  and  •  *niU  annuilr  aHoviid. 
AFur  Lady  Mordni'i  dawaK  in  IIVI,  (be  lauot  ol 

t.faBrfb  EArt  at  Dn«hid>.  vbo  tf.  >.  p. 

(iwDwich.  and  from  bU  frrntual  hoir.  Sir  Gn-gnry 

•P.  «R1.  K.rl  of  I>wfl*U,  .nmior  of 

Tuma  I'acc,  bart.  il  »u  puctuacd  by  John  Ciur. 

tTMMll  p«r. 

^w*lil»l(.m>t 

*rmt—kTK-  •  flrur-dt'K*  (b. 

•  MM. 

K  Haw  H>ll.  In  ih.  ..unif  of  Ui.ii.. 

MORE.  OF  MOKE  HALL. 

1^ 


lintag*. 

Tlw  family  of  Hoti.  oi  ni  i^  Hdh.  vw  in  poa- 


f  Pntetliqi, 


H  irf   F.ui 


r,  «.  M  Sir  Vhulw  Warvlck 


II.  and  KuviiD  III.  ohicb  ia  utd  by  n 
nthir  hkatorUua  J  tboH  partoda. 

Sia  Jnio  ca  LI  Ko».  waa  nrmbtr  for  CiiBliRbmd 
Miof  H»>i  IV.     Hiadtanndanl. 

loan  Moat.  oh).  of  Bank  Hall.  aa.  Etaanar, 
VouD«Hi  daiiihirr  of  Mr  llubapd  Molintu.  kai.  of 
Hcpbim.    in    Laucaabln,   ud    fron   tUa  Bwrtnat 

[Jrcrpocil  niBiiiit  CniKLM  I,  ll«  Biarilfd  ■  d*B(l>I(r 
>r  Hliby.  aail  Irfl  ■  HO  and  htir. 


ot  Sir  Thomu  HlDodwai^.  and  hti  i  diofbter  Hi 
cildi,  Ibe  wire  of  nuHnu  Wbil1«,  gEOt.  of  Bootlc,  i 
Lwitwkiru,     Hg  wu  i.  by  ba  ion. 

CuHitwrlow,  in  Hcnfordihln,  (nil  d^(  Unl'lljircfa 

,  »q.  or  l^rolii'i  Inn  K 


Kari  al  LetDmcr.  Is  l/tt*  LtB(ala-*au1 
IbeQunn  being  prnFiil.  IU_.tM.Vi 
Irr  uul  cn4i«ir  >(  lUljili  Di^cL  ca^.  rf 


I.  *lMM  d(ii|)i(n  PriD 


m(.  knl.  of  LoMlry,  M.P.  for 
'  KmlUtaii.  Htm  wo  cniud  ■ 
I.  Hiw.  Bluitocb.  danghiu- 
■.  kni.  of  CuStId  HUI  and 
I  Bun.  and  k)[  her,  vbn 
k  ChnXspbrr  Rau,  04.  at  SnlTalk, 
^-    '  ~.  U   kil  dtCHH,   lliti   April, 


^rty^m  fpar  of  fau  nge,  «ht 

--■ITUCT.    TbB  «atB  Tn<n 

F.  Uw  Rir.  NisHOLii  Mdii, 


rsM  ari.  It*  martlMt  b. 
OF  LLANGATTOCK. 


Tin  IilDiiaiii.  Ika  £iH:c«iRr>.  vu  i 

Jamaica-    Sir  Thomaa  Mortau  i*  inrDtioDfd  at  grair 

IniCth  bj  Fills,  in  the  innvdaetiDii  to  hii  Wutory  at 


% 


mat  \  nf.  leH  of  EltHt.  wlio  i 
tana  for   Ui  am,  ■-  Arg.   Ihr-. 


m  of  Grysyj  tf  CTdrkh.  and 
Moriaaa  •(  Tndtcar,  ibiI  Llao 
It  Hmbik,  «•(.  of  UangaRoek, 


Im™  eoicloTtd  in 

the 

new 

rortiA. 

tb  Caitla,   which  w 

carrii^d  on 

a  inipectjcm.     Tbo 

fh 

Le 

ell  nol 

■a  Hill  lo  hare  dia 

.aftar 

belltT  atau  0/  dcf 

DM 

an 

nrry 

bcrorr."     Sir  Thotnu  ■■.  Da  ta  Rlriare.  daochter  and 
ETFDInal  helreaa  of  Richard   CholmundlEy.  axg.   of 


■.  Haaur,  daagbiar  and  o 

f  Pillalh.  in  Iho  connly  a< 

Tuoaii,  bii  heir. 


■.ban.  or  Knill  Court. 

A.m.  to  Tbomaa  Clutton,  eai|.  o(  Pan 


nlj  child  of  John  RoydhouH,  nq.  of  St.  Man 
n  Iba  Fialdi.  Middlaai.  and  d;iii|  UEh  D«xd 
Tin.  Hu  1.  br  hit  onlji  child, 
ir.  Hia  Joan  Hoaaia,  K.P.  rnr  the  cilr  of  F 

ird,  »I>D  m.  Miai  JaoihHD,  dauibtet  of  Sir  J 

luEiiDRtTcrilruiD.  The ehtrf eitale. (hat or 
I  roloual  Ctutl^a,  of  Pantai,  by  wbon  it  wat  •> 


MOHGAN,  OF  LLAVTARNAM. 


II.LSIU  MunGiN,  w).  ibniir  ror  lloDiiuni<h>1iin 
M7iitiid  M.P.in  1571,  who  wu  the  Arsr  propritnr 
■DUnam.  Hem.  EILubelb,d>usbtiirarGiT>l«n 
•e!,  kdC  of  MjirgUD,  and  w»  i.  by  hU  xm, 
miiQ  Hgncin.  uq,  sf  LUnnrnim  and  l>iTirke. 
',  ror  MannKiiitluhin  in  tim,  whs  m.  BliulHtli. 
;htcraTkd  bcirof  HvghSmith.Biq.of  LonEAtfaloD, 


LsAy  1'nincu  Namncl,  rlnucbtcr  at  Edward,  Ball  of 
WoKHtn-,  (iKl  wu  Catbtr  of 

I.  Sia  Edh^kd  MoiiDiH,  of  LlintaTBam.  wIid  wh 
cmud  a  niaoKCT  In  IMl.  Hs  n.  Mary,  duigtatM- 
or  Sir  Pranci*  En(1«GeId,  ban.  of  Woudu  Banst.  in 


r.  9tlb  Ji 


brhy 

II.  9ia  Edwiio  MoKoiH,  of  Llwiumnn.  Ilrinf  In 
IIUI,  whu  hl  Praocn.  diiiEli'e''  «f  Tbomu  Morgan. 
r«).  of  Mannham,  and  «ai  ..  by  hi.  hid, 

ford,  and  b^  tlial  lady,  wbo  *eddf^,  H«udly,  Jubii 
GnibbaiD  Hova,  eaq.  fattan  of  the  Rnl  Lord  Cbid- 

kltnw,  vtid  died  nnrn.  fafqnoathing  Iwr  moioly  of 
the  inbnritance  to  John  Rowe,  c*q.  who  had 


RaoiKiLuMonaii.  BaiT 

difd  unmarried  oifa 

Apnl, 

.1,  whowadde 

d  John  Blewiti,  t-i. 

of  Lob 

Oh,  ».d  dying 

Boa 

En» 

m;y,  .nd  by  1, 

er.  ohD  nedded   H- 

Illy,  John    Mac 

""""■  «M-  ''n  " 

d«..«  In   IT 

M.  (wo  »»■.,  Joux, 

D  d.  ..  J.,  nnd 

Euw.aD   Blrw 

rr.  »q.   «h<.  *  in 

I7IM,  Amelia, 

■U|).i«r  and  ro-Unr 

orjamea  Dube 

rley.  «q.  of  Knahan, 

EtnoiDBLtwm.Hq. 

KioiniLDj 

MUBUWlTT.eM.  of 

Prun  Blcwf  It.  la.  M  >— 1>  Wi 
and  hwl  ■  AnwMn,  lUn.  ■ 
Caihann*  HUvlB,  _.  •  in 


Pxivia  Ba.i.  «b«  a.  I^^M 
vq.  and  bad  Mw.FAwH.'aai 
linnu.  ««.    tt  (k*    Cffc  Hot 


drw— Aig.  a  (liBa  Mgn— I  a 


MORICE,  OP  Wl 


pariah  of  St.  Narttk.  ia  Oh  cilT  ■! 


MOK 

Ml  tuttei.  Dr.  Uoiica,  d>ini  nn. 
•».  Hsl  tull  four  T*"*  >)•>'  ><><1  • 
Vbo  bcnsH  Ihc  thtrJ  «iti  of  Bi' 
,W  XhU*ii,  in  th*  puruh  of  Uulil*' 


■lln  dlndkB  of  bti  MTuIm. 

•f  kWMi|>r*tlnr.    la  IHlt.ke  v»i 

■Ilsa  on  Ilia  pan,  bal  did  nol 
II.  k(  **•  tppgllitrd  (hfrfir  (oi 
l»  }«r  bafUn  •Mtltd  ■■  Wcr 
J.  vliicli  k*  taxi  puRbimt  (nir 

•ttUpuqatfltly  tbplo)^  in  ilia 


CuHrtary  wn*  awarn  nu  of  tha 
^  Dl  aiMi*,  afld  of  111*  iiiiJ4PiT~t 
t  ktM  llM  aaila  or  alki  aiilU  IMH. 
rrdml  Iota  jirltxli  lilt.     Hr 

KllBbtih.  4*11.  bT  lluB|>1iraT  Fri- 


Fobrunr.  irwd.    lln  had  on* 

'       '  tl  wUich  til  »(n 

inihl-r,  llu  wif*  of 


I**  dmclj 


•.  u  lilr  WdWr  Hoik,  kM.  of  na> 
.  M  tic  Usbatt  CoOiHi,  knl.  i>l  IIilUi 


(M.n«tnd.. 

«f    foMSHII*, 


Ua  in.  iccDudlii.  ■  dimiburDf  Rklimrd  Rernall,  oq. 
d/  0(wf]1.  la  Unoiiililn.  by  vboni  (*Iid  d.  brlUn 
her  huibiBd)  he  Imil  mn  only  wn.  kU  locuuor  U  bl> 

II.  Sir  Kionaij>Maliit.i,'M.r.  for  Mawpan.t(Hp. 
Qua  AnHt,  A'Mf  Ctoaaa  I.  and  A~j*f  Uiuaei  11- 
m.  Udy  rallifrliia  llerbirt,  ilAtit  dautbur  of  Tku. 
nu,  EuJ  of  PmibnK,  and  by  li<^r  lidyahip,  ilia  J. 


U.  u  Sic  loliB  Si,  Aiib^a. 


:>rb>n  Si.  Aubrn.  m.  b>  Sir  Jaha  Mali 
worth,  btct.  N.P.  rO(  Cnmnll. 
»t,  w.  in  in».  (o  Sir  Jobn  Uo1«<tor 
t.  of  Penorro*,  ud  diid  lllh  Miy,  II. 


UartKn  Si.  AubyD. 
Ill  il.  »Ui  Jinuvy.  i:«.Mi.  and  ■••  >■  hy  bu  h». 

aritmrdi  far  Uap«.iMii.'  H.  Gnl  in  S>.iKi-»b(r. 
Jill,  Ludy  Liirt  WU>nnn,diiu|bni<if  Tlioiiiii.  Mar 
i|ana  of  Wharlou.  llfC  ladyiUip  dlod  tnd  Ptbruiry. 
I7M4.  Sir  Wllllira  *.  •vcandly.  Ann*,  daughter  of 
TbDBUw  Buc]i.  em),  at  BuO'turbac,  In  Dt'oiHhirr, 


MOBLAND.  OP  SttLHAMSTEAO 
BANISTER. 


Cautiii  ihI  Jul),  inxi.—Kiii 
Ainniit. 


.'iiUria,  Canbndt*.  1b  lau.  ka  w*ni  to  SiFFdHi.  In 
h>  taiwmi  «><b>Hy  ol  Ralmoda  Wtalul^b.  (ad  b» 
ame  *uW«i|iwB(ly  aitlaUDt  to  aivntary  TbHilaL    la 

llalia  afSatey.in  munutrata  aiainfltbi  poMulhui 
rf  Our  Wdden***.  and  rv^tahad  on  hi*  Mom,  ■ 
■  Uiitarr  ar  the  KtanirtUsal  Chuivlu*  o(  lb*  Villiy 
Pladnsnt."    A*  an  ln(uii«iuiB«b*nic.  luveiar.  ih* 


•>f  WHilinnigh  H«iH. 

Sir  Samael  nurrird  four  with:  the  «nt  wu  > 
Frruch  lulT.  Hiuiinm    in   Milloillir.  d>n(hlrr   of 

CdtoIii,  dinghur  of  Sir  Roger  Htnoel.kni.;  mni  the 
■bird,  Anuii,  dingbter  of  George  Foililiiif.  ew).    ARer 

wilh  t  woDitD  who  prfttDiled  to  Iw  U  hflnni  at 
I'ao.ooo.  Th».  hFbimHir>UUd.Fn)Tedlii*niin.  Of 
nbenilinied  chknu-ier,  ihe  probftbly  iEdpainsd  hlA  pn>- 
^Kwiy  by  extreVHgHau,  tnd  rhough  be  abuined  a 

a  neUbeboJy  deUil  of  dijiLpiK^DCiDenu  and  dlatrr**- 


Ihfl  archbiebop'a  "  b«lp(ng  band  to  have  bis  eondlUoi 
tmlT  repRHnwd  lo  bii  niajeaty."     He  died  in  J> 


murk.  Poland.  Knf  Uvd.  ft 
■liiidrd  intotbrM  put>-~ 
The  elder  >on. 

Si<  nicH>iiDM.»t>»K,arM< 


fCoieb'd  BDOU 
In  an,  ha  w 
4,  in  Ihe  d»n 
awndad  M  Huiat  Vltl.'a 


the  Kiupenr  Ctaarla  V.  aa  ha  waa  •■ 
VI.  He  rcPElTod  (be  hanwiTa*  kMl 
and  died  at  SnubBrgta.  Ulh  UwA.  I« 


WhiieabatT.  or  Wbiebbwf.  I»  WiUa  wt  ■ 

BUBor  Cubiobury,  vbira  ha  k^  M^ 
eraci»fi  of  a  n.nawB  b<m*a.  Ma  a.  Kail 
daughltr  of  ieha.  Laed  tt«m|.  •<  MArt 
tbatl*dv(«b>>M.>mH>dl).MaHf*iri< 
ud  thirdly.  Prasda.  Earl  ol  B 


MOR 


MOS 


cooBt^  of  Doraet»  who  tm.  Lucy*  daughter  of  Thomas 
UuMey.  Mq.  and  had  iasoe, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Isabel,  M.  to  George  Anketil,  of  Aimer. 

Elisabeth,  a  nun. 

Lacy,  M.  first  to  Thomas  Hody,  of  Stawel,  and 
secondly  to  Thomas  Franctn,  of  Cranborue. 

Frances,  mt,  to  William  Hody,  of  Hamson. 

Edith,  M.  first  to  —  Smith,  and  secondly  to  Tho- 
mas Chimney. 

He  died  in  ISSl,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Morton,  esq.  of  Milboume  St.  Andrew,  who 
married  Warbrugh,  third  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
G«orge  Delalind,  and  left, 

I.  Gkokgk,  his  heir. 
II.  Thomas,  ancestor  of  the  Henbury  line. 

I.  Lucy,  M.  to  Thomas  Mompessou,  esq.  of  Little 

Bartington. 
II.  Cicely,  m.  to  John  Champneys,  esq.  of  Orchard- 
leigh,  in  Somersetshirf . 

III.  Mary,  m.  to  Augustin  Laurence,  of  Sherford. 

IV.  Bridget,  m.  to  Thomas  Basket,  of  Divelisk. 
V.  Margaret,  m.  to  George  Lovell. 

He  d.  in  1&9I,  and  was  s.  by  hin  son, 

GKoaoB  MoKTi>N,  esq.  who,  by  his  wife,  daughter  of 
Francis,  of  Combe  Flory,  was  father  of 

Sir  Georgk  Morton,  of  Milboume,  St.  Andrew, 
who,  with  several  others,  received  the  honour  of 
knighthood,  at  the  Tower,  1603,  preceding  the  corona- 
tion of  King  James  I.  He  m.  Joan,  daughter  of  — 
HoUoway,  of  Walton,  (some  accounts  make  her  wife 
to  his  father,)  in  Somersetshire,  and  had  three  sons, 
Gioroe,  William,  and  John,  with  a  daughter,  Elena, 
M.  to  Thomas  Hussey.  Sir  George  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

I.  Gborob  Morton,  esq.  of  Melbourne  St.  Andrew, 
in  the  county  of  Dorset,  who  was  created  a  Baron kt 
1st  March,  1618-19,  and  represented  the  county  in 
parliament  1  Charles  I.  during  the  trouble  of  who»e 
reign  he  was  a  faithful  royalist.  Sir  George  m.  Catha- 
rine, daughter  of  Sir  Arthur  Hopton,  of  Witham,  in 
Somersetshire,  and  dying  in  ItiOl,  was  ».  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Morton,  of  Milboume  St.  Andrew, 
who  married  thret*  wives.  By  the  first,  Eleanor,  who 
died  in  1671,  he  had  an  only  daughter, 

Anns,  who  jm.  Edmund  Pleydel,  esq.  uf  Midgehall, 
Wilts,  M.  P.  for  Woottun  Bassett,  and  d3ring  in 
1726,  left  surviving  issue, 

Epmi'nd  Morton  Pleydell,  whom. Deborah. 
daii:;hter  of  \\  illiam  Kuffen,  esq.  and  died 
in  March,  17.Vt,  leaving  issue. 

Nevile  Morton  Pleydell,  of  Shitterton,  who  m. 
Betty.  daui;liter  uf  Charles  Brune,  of  Plum- 
ber, and  bad  with  other  issue,  a  daughter, 
Jane,  m.  to  Huniphrvy  Prideaux,  esq. 

l*homas  .Morton  Pleydell,  d.  s.  p.  1773. 

Henrietta,   m.   to  Walter   Hardiman,  esq.   of 

Wilts. 
\rethusa.  m.  to  G.  R>-«'es,  e^q.  of  Rani^ton. 
Cornelit,   ut.   to  the    Rev.   Timothy  Collins, 

canon  of  WelU. 

Sir  John  Moiton's  »•  cond  wife,  was  Anne,  daughter 
of  Sir  Francis  \\  urtley.  of  Wortley.  and  the  thin', 
Elisabeth,  daughter  o(  Benjamin  Culm,  D.D.  by  De- 
borah, daughter  of  Sir  Charles  Pleydel,  but  by  neither 
had  he  any  i»«ue  to  survive  him.  He  died  in  lC0«t, 
aged  seveuty-oue.  when  the  Baronltcy  expired. 
The  estates  wen>  inherited  by  the  Pleydells. 

Arms-  (Quarterly;  gu.  and  erm.  in  the  first  and 
h>urth  a  goat's  head  erased,  org.  attired  or. 


MOSLEY,  OF  HOUGH. 

r— 


Cr  RATED 
20th  July,  1640. 


Hiiiragr. 

The  family  of  Moslry  was  foaa^ed  by 
JcNEiN  Mosley,  of  Hough  End,  whose  i 
James  Mosley,  was  father  of 
Edward  Moslry,  of  Hoagh  End,  who  si 
daughter  of  Alexander  Elcock,  of  Hilfale,  u 
and  had  three  sons, 

I.  Nicholas  (Sir),  hia  heir. 
11.  Anthony,  of  Ancoats,  who  m.  Alio 
of  Richard  Webster,  esq.  of  Mand 
dying  in  1670,  was  *.  by  his  soo, 
Oswald,  of   Ancoats,  m.  Anna 
and  CO  heir  of  Ralph  Lowe, « 
End,  in  the  county  of  Chestar, 
in  1630,  left 
N  icHoias,  of  Ancoats. 
Edward  (Sir),  of  Halme,  a 
of  Lancaster,  who  inbcriled 
of  Sir  Edward  Mosley.btt< 
III.  Oswald,  of  Garret. 
The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Nicholas  Moslby,  knt.  was  lorl 
London  in  1509.  He  m.  Margaret,  daaghu 
Whitbroke,  of  Bridgcnorth,  in  Salop,  am 
sous, 

Rowland,  his  heir. 
£Uiward  (Sir),  attorney-general  for  tk 
Lancaster,  d.  s.  p. 
Sir  Nicholas  d.  at  the  advanced  age  of 
12th  December.  1612,  and  was  «.  by  his  eM« 
Rowland  Mosley,  esq.  who  m.  first,  .\i 
tor  of  Humphry  Hoghton,  of  Manchester, 
daughter, 

Margaret,  m.  to  William  Whitraore.ca 
in  Shropshire,  and  left  a  daughter, 
Annk  Whitmore,  heir  to  her  faA 
Sir  Richard  Sawyer,  knt. 

He  wedded,  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  a»i 
Richard  Sutton,  esq.  of  Sutton,  in  Cheshii 
with  another  daughter  Anne,  a  son  and  b 
I.  Edward  Mosley,  esq.  of  Hoo^,  in 
of  Stafford ,  who  was  created  a  Baronei 
1640.  He  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Gm 
knt.  (and  heir  of  her  mother,  Elisabeth,  oi 
and  h<  ir  of  Sir  John  Bentley,  knt.  of  Bi 
in  Derbyshire),  by  whom  he  had  issue. 
Edward,  his  successor. 

Mary,  m.  to  Jtiseph  Maynard.  esq.  ( 
bury,  in  Middlesex,  son  and  heir  « 
Maynard,  knt.  seijeant  at-law,  one 
missioners  uf  the  great  seal,  /rsij 
III.  and  had  two  daughters  (co-he 
father), 
Elieaheth  Maynard,  m.  to  Sir  He 
hart,  and  had  with  other  issue. 

Sir  John  Hobart,  bart.  crrati 
hart,  and  Earl  of  Bnckinghi 
374 


MOS 


M08 


KT  Matnaip,  ot.  to  Henry  Grey»  Earl  of 
tamlbrd. 

I  d,  in  1657»  and  wm  s,  by  hio  ion, 
DWAao  MosLBT,  who  married  Katherine, 
laghtrr  of  William  Grey,  first  Lord  Grey 
but  died  witfaont  iaeue  in  I<MI5»  when  the 

became  kxtiiict,  and  the  ettatea  deToiTod 
^WAiD  MoeuTt  knt.  of  Hnlme,  in  Lanca- 
Deeton  paesed  in  jointure  to  Sir  Edward'i 
oee  Mooiid  hnaband,  Charles,  eldest  son  of 
ord  North,  was  summoned  to  parliament 
forth  and  Grey  of  RoDeston.   Her  ladyship 

Colonel  Russell. 

•uarterly ;  first  and  fourth,  sa.  a  cherron 
rec  battle-axes  arg. ;  second  and  third,  or 
reen  three  eaglets  displayed  sa. 


OSLEY,  OF  ROLLESTON. 

Itk  June,  17M Extinct  tlnd  Sept.  in9. 

Htncagr. 

r  MosLBT,  esq.  of  Anooats,  in  the  county 
er,  brother  of  Sir  Nicholas  Mosley,  kut. 
r  of  London,  in  1509,  m.  Alice,  daughter  of 
r,  of  Mandiester,  gent,  and  left  a  son 


MosLBT,  esq.  of  Ancoats,  who  tn,  Anne, 
ad  c»-bcir  of  Ralph  Lowe,  esq.  of  Mile  End, 
e,  and  had  issue, 

■uubs,  his  heir. 

rard  (Sir;,  of  Hulme,  in  the  county  of  Lan- 
Iter,  who  inherited  the  estates  of  Sir  Bd> 
md  Mooley,  bart.  in  1M5,  with  the  exception 
Ballesf  n,  which  deroWed  in  jointure  upon 
I  baronet's  widow.  Sir  Edward  llosley, 
iC  of  Hnlase,  married  Bf  nriei,  daughter  of 
dMrd  Sahingstal,  esq.  of  Huntroyd,  in  the 
ssry  of  York,  and  left  an  only  daughter, 


4nua  MosLBT,  who  m.  Sir  John  Bland,  knt. 
a#  Rippax  Park.  ((See  Buaxx's  Common- 
«rs,  Tcd.  iii.  page  320.) 


el. 


fellow  of  the  collegiate  church  of  Man- 
r,  and  rector  of  Wimslow,  in  Chesliire, 

.  Cadierltte  Davenport,  and  had 

1.  Francis,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Relies- 


1.  AmnOt  m.  to  Richard  Whitworth,  esq.  of 
Adbasten,  and  was  mother  of  Lord 
Whitworth,  a  peer  of  Ireland,  who  d. 
la  1719,  when  the  dignity  expired  ;  from 
her  second  son  descended  Charles,  Lord 
Whitworth,  a  peer  of  England,  who  di^d 
hi  ins*  when  the  dignity  likewise  be- 
came extinct. 

t.  Catherine,  m.  to  Joseph  Hooper,  uf  Man- 
chester, fent.  and  was  mother  of 
FruMiis  Hooper,  D.  D. 

M»  ss.  to  Hamphry  Booth,  esq.  of  Salford, 

Mr  Robert  Booth,  knt.  lord  chief  justice  of 

the  Csmmiwi  Pleas  in  Ireland. 
rgarct,  m.  to  John  Anger,  esq. 
rj.  m.  to  John  Crowther,  citixcn  of  London  ; 

the  wife  of  Thomas  But- 
of  Manchester,  and  left  two 


daughters:  Susan  Bvtterworth,  married  to 
Sir  Henry  Hoghton,  bart.  of  Hoghton  Tower, 
and  Anoe  Butterworth,  the  wife  of  Daniel 
Bayley.  of  Mandkestsr,  gent. 

Mr.  Mosley  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Nicholas  Mosliy,  esq.  of  Ancoats,  who  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  John  Lerer,  esq.  of  Alkrington,  in  Lan- 
cashire, and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Oswald  Moslet,  esq.  of  Ancoats,  in  Lancashire, 
and  RoUeston,  in  the  county  of  Stafford,  who  married 
Mary,  daughter  of  Joseph  Yates,  esq.  of  Stanley 
House,  near  Blackburn,  and  dying  at  an  advanced 
age,  in  1736,  left  issue,  of  whom, 

Oswald,  inherited  the  estates. 

Nicholas,  of  St.  Paul's,  ShadweU,    Middlesex, 

who  d.  in  1607,  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Mr. 

Cooke,  and  left  a  son, 

NicHoiJis  MosLBY,  esq.  of  Manchester,  who 

m.  Elisabifth,  daughter  of  WUliam  Parker, 

esq.  of  Derby,  and  dying  in  1733,  was  s.  by 

his  son, 

JoBN-pAaKBR  MosLBY,  who  inherited  the 

estates  of  his  cousin,  the  Rbt.  Sia  John 

MosLBY,  bart.  of  RoUeston. 

Mr.  Mosley  d.  in  1796,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  Oswald  Moslby,  esq.  who  possessed  the  estate 
and  manor  of  RoUeston,  in  Staffordshire,  with  the 
perpetual  advowson  of  the  rectory  of  RoUeston,  and 
the  estate  of  Ancoats,  with  the  manor  of  Manchester. 
He  was  sheriff  of  Staffordshire  in  1715,  and  created  a 
Baronct  by  GBoaoB  I.  18th  June,  1790.  Sir  Oswald 
m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Thomhaugh,  esq.  of 
Fenton,  Notts,  and  had  issue, 

Oswald,  his  heir. 

John,  successor  to  his  brodier. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Humphrey  Traffbrd,  esq.  of  Traf- 
ford,  and  d.  s.  p. 

Sir  Oswald  d.  9th  June,  1751,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder 
son, 

II.  Sir  Oswald  Moslby,  who  d.  unm.  SOdi  Febru- 
ary, 1757,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  John  Mosley,  in  holy  orders,  who  d.  unm. 
2%nd  September,  1779,  when  the  Baruxbtcy  bxpirbd, 
and  the  estates  deroired  upon  his  cousin, 

John-Parxkr  Moslby,  who  then  became  of  Rol- 
lesion,  and  was  created  a  Baronet  21th  March, 
1781.  He  il.  tHHh  September,  1798,  and  was  s. 
by  his  grandson,  the  present  (1837) 

Sir  Oswald  Mosley,  bart.  of  Ancoats  and 
RoUeston. 

ArmJt—\»  preceding  article. 


MOSTYN,  OF  MOSTYN. 


Crp.atrd 
3rd  Aug.  lOtiO. 


Eetinct 
17th  April,  1831. 


Irtneagr. 


The  Mostons,  as  the  name  was  originally  urritten, 
of  Flintshire,  sprang  from  Tudor  Treror,   Lord  of 

375 


B  Vyclun, 
uhfrine.  daugliur  of  Kir  Thoniu  Suliibni;.  > 

TBUvit,\ whoamnwdthciiinoeDf  MDiTi)H,rr 
Piiitci,  /tlw>nlaffl»if>inil;.by[b<i>iltl«i 


r  Rlcbi 

Ill  TDuniEir  Km.  Plen 
cod.    The  c 


V[II.) 


H    MlWTOW,  «q-  ofMotton,* 


anb  tlinT  bii  anc'iton  bmd  tha  right  to  beflCow 
lilTBr  harp  on  Ibc  |Kaftaa  judged  tbp  mott  wi>nliT 


He  m.  Vnvln,  duDshUr  i 


UuchB. 

BilhDD  of  St.  A> 

ittocaiei   the  NMyni, 

ol  RhyJ,  in 

.  Uariunt, 

■1.  tu  Pirfeo  Orinu>.i!««.  of  Ft 

.  C«h.riB» 

m.  u  Sir-n.™ 

■•  H»»>r. 

hit  mvtMi;  m 

■  Hqitih,  knt.  who  marrlEd  Uir 


I.  Julin,  M.P.  for  AmkIcm9  sr  Ji« 
wanli  hr  tbe  WiiiiBgli  ^riw 


ManlfSBHirjihln. 
1.  fiydnrir.  ■.  to  Sir  Irtart  ObM 

EiMD.  In  ChtaUi*. 
I.  CalhariDt.   ■>.   b>   CbIimI  ttl  ■ 

Bolkflny.  aas  uh(  kalr  if  IlM 


r    Alof   CnaliA  I-  1 
n^i  h<  took  iWcMh 

u  brad  lb*  rMi  (t  CM 
ioBraUrUna.     O*  B 
int  at  hia  ns  tkBK. 
i,..c.u_,   ^TiToT.     la    tu*  «■— -  —  ~ 

DUE  ai«ce»  cndorlni  ttui  frvatail  ^^^^ 

irid  >poU.d.  thai   ha   •»  «*ll|liJ»Jf* 


nam.  luanlKt  In  Ok  ralin  <>(  Richiku  II    Antharad, 
di«tiirr  111  lKlr«tKdii>dltpTwl.»>plilu'IVycb>i), 
of  Maun,  and  llw.  thai  enate  bccamf  p.n  af  the  pw- 
HHleUDrihtfimilly. 
•  B>  Uamnl-  >>>•  "»*■  '*«>C)>1«  of   Sir  WIIIIjibi 

:  Bv  kia  wlh,  HldM>,  duthlir  of  Sir  WlUlan  C.n- 
nrd.  urd  chaiKellorotf  JnlaH,  In  l3T0v 

t  PiNHiin.labliRMorratWhiKferdiulH^djwill, 
(!•«  a  plaia  of  the  nianaiDcBt  of  Iba  wlh  of  tbl>  WlUlaiB 

"  The  Bni  (ar  Ibf  BHHiaiMBU)  kit  Iha  R(aR  af  a  ifiu> 


•m  in  bihlHi  ihe  ■ 


'^Zm  l"a*.« 
Ibtir  brhrW  '*' 

'  Mt*rr  M  Ihil  IWh  tka  »ody 


D  daafhtan  behind  Ih 
TbH  an  iomi  iiaiil 


rnni.    Tha  iBKrlptlnn 


, M«iy>. 

_ of  Rlthud  JUdimv.  o*  tht 

:IIV  of  ChMar,  (nt.  wlfc  of  WIUiuB  Muij'b.  Ank, 
■ '-'  — —  of  ChiTHllM.     Bjr  irhmn  he  had 


la.  .hnlV  •<  *•  aiM  •■ 
L>->  4M  ai  »«^rfc  f 
tha  wipart^  .f  *W  W— »*^ 


HOS 


MOS 


ritonmeBt.  On  Um  rMtontion  of  the 
r  Rofcr  wm  created  a  Baronit  3rd 
le  HI.  ftnt,  Pnuleiice,  daughter  of  Sir 

hart,  of  Barfleld,  in  Eieex,  by  whom 

and  two  daai^tcre, 

(.  youDg. 

He,  ftnt,  of  Roger  Paleston,  esq.  of 
i  FliBtehire,  and  afterwarda  of  Sir 
>r,  hnt.  maater  of  the  Rolls. 
I.  William  Salisbury,  esq.  of  Rug,  in 
of  MouMmth. 


ondly,  Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  Tho- 
olkeley,  and  by  that  lady  had,  with 
all  died  young, 

beir. 

to  manhood,  and  died  unm. 
Penbeddw,  M.A.  of  Christ  Church, 
trried  Cliarlotu-Theophila,  daughter 
r  of  John  Digby,  esq.  of  Gothurst, 
and  beir  of  Sir  Kenelm  Digby),  and 
tughters, 

m.  to  Lytton  Lytton,  esq.  of  Kneb- 
Herte,  and  died  without  issue   in 

ra,  married  to  Richard  Williams, 
angest  son  of  Sir  WUliam  WilUams, 

irdly,  Lumley,  daughter  of  Coetmor, 
Camarronsbire,  but  had  no  other 
in  17t6,  and  was  succeeded  by  bin 

MorrYM,  M.P.  for  Camarron,  who 
daughter  and  heir  of  Darcy  Sarage, 

in  the  county  of  Chester,  f  aud  ac- 
be  manors  of  Bee«tou,  Peckforton, 
Neaton,  and  Thornton,  all  in  Che- 
sue  seren  sons  and  fotir  daughters, 
ig,  e&cept 

sir. 

Margartt,  elJrst  daughter  and  heir 

Mostyu,  e«q.  uf  Rhyd,  in  the  county 

It  died  without  issue  SIst  December, 

erred  in  parliament  for  the  borough 

Bf  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  d.  unm. 
ber,  1790. 

.  by  his  eldest  son, 
I  llosTTM,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
rwards  for  Flintnhire,  from  1701  to 
pointed  by  QuetH  Aknb  paymaster 


of  the  Marines,  and  by  Kimg  Oaoaai  I.  one  of  the 
tollers  of  the  Exchequer.  Sir  Roger  m.  Lady  Essex 
Pinch,  daughter  of  Daniel,  second  Earl  of  Notting- 
ham, and  had  iasue, 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Sarage. 

Roger. 

Essex,  m.  to  Robert,  second  Duke  of  Roxburghe. 

Anne. 

Mary-Bridget. 

Charlotte. 

Elisabeth. 

Sir  Roger  d,  9th  May,  1739,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

IV.  Sia  Thomas  Mosttn.  M.  P.  for  the  county  of 
Plint  This  gentleman  m.  Sarah,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Robert  Western,  esq.  of  London,;  by  whom 
(who  d.  SSth  May,  1740),  he  had  sunriTing  issue, 

Rooxa,  his  successor. 
Thomas. 

Ann,  m.  1777,  to  Thomas  Pennant,  esq.  of  Down- 
ing and  Bychton,  in  the  county  of  Flint,  the 
celebrated  naturalist  and  trareller. 

Prances. 

He  died  S4th  March,  1758,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
son, 

V.  Sia  RoGKR  Mosttn,  who  m.  Itth  May,  1770, 
Margaret,  daughter  aud  heir  of  the  Rer.  Hugh  Wynne, 
LL.  D.  prebendary  of  Salisbury,)  and  by  her  (who  d. 
Mth  October,  1792),  he  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Essex,  d.  unm. 

Ctiarlotte,  m.  to  Sir  ThomasSwymmer  Mostyn- 
Champneys,  hart,  but  has  no  issue. 

Eux4BrrH,  married  to  Sir  Edward  Pryce  Lloyd, 
hart,  now  Lord  Moatyn,  and  has  a  son  and 
heir, 

Thomas-Eoward  Llotd,   who   assumed   the 
name  and  arms  of  Mosttn. 
Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Williames  Vaughan, 
hart,  and  has  issue, 

Robert  Williames  Vaughan,  esq. 
Catherine. 
Mary -Bridget. 

Sir  Roger,  who  was  member  for  Flintehire  In  eight 
parliamente,  d,  20th  July,  1700,  and  was  *,  by  his 
son, 

▼I.  SiaTnoMis  Mosttn,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Flint,  sheriff  for  Camanronshire  in  170-1,  died  un- 
married 7th  April,   1831,  aged  forty-four,  when  the 


Pyen  Prnoant,  of  B>chtun,  seem  to 
lioof,  frum  the   P.  S.  tu  the  followiu^ 


s. 


"  MoM>n,  17tfl. 

Jl  rxcnur  me  fi»r  aiking  for  ih«;  fuar 
e  fur  the  pair  uf  oxcu ;  tor  1  want  ilif 
>  Iwealy  puand«,  to  teutl  my  wn  to 

**  I  am,  dear  Pyrrn,  >oai>,  &r. 

"  Ruusa  .Mo!>iYN. 
>»  yoar  bead  do  thi*  triorniii;'  f     mine 

ory  wan  ao  scarer,  that  fuar  pound* 
lea,  and  Ibe  barou«-t  mas  thought  very 
Is  hrir  apparmt  to  the  ani\er>ity  with 
bl*  par«e. 

fiMer  was  Sir  Roger'*  moihrr,  vprak* 
lowiac   tenna,  notwithstandinK    ih'-ir 

wldefy  different :   "Then  ihr  p4iha- 

3r 


mrnt  forces  (in  1043)  took  in  Mottyn  Honae,  belonging 
to  Coluuel  Mottyn,  the  governor  of  Flint ;  and  in  Mot* 
tyn  fuar  pieces  of  ordnance  and  some  arms,  lliii  Colonel 
Moystyn  i»  my  sifter's  son,  a  gfullcman  of  good  parts 
aud  mrtlU',  of  a  vrry  ancient  family,  large  possessions, 
and  great  iulereM  in  the  coauir>,  so  that  in  twelve  hours 
he  raised  fifteen  hundred  men  for  the  kini;,  and  was  well 
beloved  there,  living  very  nobi}." 

t  Only  »»n  of  T/u  litm.  Thomas  Satave  fserond  Mm 
of  Thomas,  Vl^ount  Savage),  by  Elizabeth,  his  tiife, 
dau^hler  and  ci>-heir  of  William  Whilmore,  e*<j.  of  Leigb- 
ti»n,  by  .%lMii;ar(i,  dauKbUr  t,(  Sir  Hugh,  and  sister  and 
heir  oi  Sir  George  Beestou,  of  HeeMon,  in  the  same 
county. 

I  By  Anne,  his  wife,  eldest  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  Richard  Shirle>,  bart.  «»f  Preston,  in  Susses. 

$  By  Catharine,  bis  wife,  sister  of  Willi-ini  Vaughan, 
esq.  of  (7ors>grd«>l,  in  Merionethshire,  and  belreM  a| 
Robert  Wynne,  esq.  of  Bodvgallen,  in  rarnarvnnshire 


>d  hy  Liid^  HntvTi-ChKmpDiys, '1dc«  i 

ig  Auagbttr  at  the  lUf  Kir  Roger  MoMyn. 


MOTTKT,  OF  LIEGE. 


Hintagt. 

.  of  Liege,  in  Plandm,  vu  en 


MOVER,  OF  I'ETSEY  HALL. 


Murtb*.'  ilaagbter  of  Wllliim  BoMhby,  < 
ToaWnkun  Hlgli  Cnm.  uid  kud  iHiu, 
B»iiaiH.  or  Pney  HiU,  heir  Ui  bia  HI 
Jnfan,  who  M.  Pnncei,  diugbur  of  Ei 


Lydia,  ■>.  to  PeI«T  Hulflfi,  «q. 

The  eltlir  «in, 

>.  8i>  SiHiiii.  Hotu.  of  PeIht  H*1I.  Rwi.  uii 
opnlenl  TBrkey  mnrhant.  ub  o(  Sunnsl  Msyor.  (Its 

■nd  'u  cnitei]  ■  Biioxit  In  ITSJ.     He  m.  Hebeei:!, 
d>ii«liur  or  Aldemxin  Six  WiUluu  JollllTe.  iiid  luul 


TheCingyntS.rwiirWtniarhlMifci 
■>  lUKiaal  flcotiuh  Kuu  or  Laaa«i^  M 
dignity  by  MiifULH  til.  ateai  Uh  VHTta 


md,  »d  of  the  prlry  b 

nroUfd  in  Ifao  colkco  of  hw  by  Mr  WM 

na  of  Sir  AlnindeT   Kspiv.  u4  toad 


i>^«l  m  Elder.     He  m.  Abb*,  * 

BiKhley,  o(  ItirKsrd^ln,  «^  bad 

1.  Inmi.vbii  a.  Jmb,  da^M 

bill  H  only  aaa(bM- •■<  I 


(I  (Sir) 


■  LcNin 


i^Ari.  IWB  ebnTBBit*  (B. 


•r  NorthueiMiiii' 


RuiuTftllr),  blebw. 
Rlch.rd(Bir),<if  tinfaiJ.  m.  ini.iiW 

in  Buekk  •&«  hU 

Hob<!n.U.t>.  1   ■  ^  - 

Hidufd.  >  tUKhoM.  /  "^"^ 

Heiiunied.  eicnaay .  Mvy.  Am^IV 


Mery.  >■.  u>  Sir  TImm*  MtU 
C»ll*.  in  (he  OBUIIy  U  DV 


g|lpiIl'lW<r*ry^l*ef'r 


n  tf .  In  kfrlX.  iw.  *ai  v 


Itaw  nromlnnl.  knL  tf  AiUomn,  in  KanlJ  and 

feMlW^bdlBOnlTBD. 

KoMH,  ku  bnr,  *)»  n.  Margnnt.  daaghwr  or 
Sit  BdnnI  Liulruw.  tan.  of  )>UljtUD  Hill,  in 
•MTafdakln.  uJ  dfinf  in  iba  Ublliui  of  bin 


II  MUD  UlrJm 


AfM,  u  Btr  Kdiriiri  llnlliuii.  b>n. 
ia  NortilL;  ibl  iRvndly.laldKl 

B«t«a  of  Cnusnnd,  In  floMluiJ. 
|i»M«  Mdrt  U>  WOM  OH  JOMH  and  *LIi  tIDIl, 

m  •(  lilT. »  dir  iBtnt  Ihit  Uhi  vUd  dignity 
M  b  yUJ  B  UbhII.  with  muindtr  Id  ilt 
M^m  mmt  JUnuJtr;  but  dyln|  In  tOM,  biriin 

I,  ■»  JwBB  Si  arm.  wko  hii  kamcmied  ■  Hi 


Et: 


!%■  of  CdoUM  II.  bal  lH<iB« 
.    IIt><rUk<fuEllubatl..dHah- 


Km.  M  l^m  Hifhlud.  i-i.  of  H>r 


I  (.  bl  Ml  aUol  •«■ 
>,  *Wi   ■>.   ntHtea 


•nBodlT.ThoBiu.LotdHnwiriof  EOBcbuBi  mi<I 
rrlTlDC  him.  m.  tturdly.  Sir  Canyvn  tlAny,  K.D. 
r  Thiophilu*  wh  i.  bj  hii  Bopli(ir, 

UB  lh(  DuDiitTCT  became  nTlKcT.    Sir  JahB  bi- 
.■■■hed  LuniR-Hoo  to  bm  aunt. 
Mai.  Piikco  Niriia.wliodeTiHd  U  to  Praucii 


NAPIKR,  OK  MIDDLE  MAHSH   HALL. 

JuHN  NtFita.ayouaioruDofSirAkiaudo  N>- 
P'tr,  tut.  ur  KnrbuluuD.  cww  inu  Kuclaud  Irmf. 
Hmtai  VII.  and  xolid  at  Swyn,  in  the  couoty  o( 
linnet.  Iti  H.  AniK,  daintaler  of  Jobo  KhihI.  of 
Uciwlok.  aud  had 

I.  Kuwtaii.or  Svyn.iuDonM.andor  Ud1t«tU>  ;7 
it,  llxIgnUbin.  wbo  m.  ■  Atuf^irr-^~liir  -/^ 
Jdbnl'tytD.ol WaTObam.iniliclaltetoguiity,   ' 


II.  Nicbolaa.  bI  Tinlinliull.  1 
Ml.  JtMU. 
Tkelhinlaw. 


Tbe  jDunisal  toB, 

Sia  RoiiaT  N*ri»,  an  niuDBnl  lawyor,  *a<  «ii|. 
•llWUd.ln  lin.lorlchiff  baron  of  UiE  F.>rl>c<iiiar  in 
Inland.  wh«n  b>  rsniiud  tbt  honaur  nf  kjufhUiaad 
rrooi  (/4mm  K-i.tatlaTH :  tu  Ilia  Iblny  (uurth  )Tar  of 
whkh  HienlfH'a  itigu  ha  pnrsbaHd  Ihe  caUlc  or 
HliUU  Hiinh,  lanwcoaniygf  Ilanxi.andHnrdH 
bi«li  ■barUr  in  lOM.  Sir  Roben  aa.  Hni,  Caitaarinr. 
daiifbleraf  JnbnWarcbats.<H|.  andby  thutlwlybad 

Uamory  <:<Hin.  Ha  w.  iccaBdly,  Ma(daltii,dau(hNr 
of  Sir  Aniboi.f    UnUn.  of  Oifrmbblrc.  by  whuin 

■Mb  Sirrwmbcr,  1013. 

Sia  Nitaimai.  NtriH.vboi>iHliiI|hiadby«^Mf 
Jinai  1.  al  Nn»Biait*l  la  IBIt.  and  nbMqiuBlly 
•arad  aa  aberUr  anil  Bmber  of  parllawni  tor  Ibe 
oouny  of  Dtnuat.  Kit  Naibanlal  wa>  iorfaded  In  an 
■nalniBmil  nratdad  lu  ibi  UrrmUn-  CoUtgt.  aa  of  lb* 
blood  of  tha  Napara  or  NapUr*  oC  Nrrctililnaii.  Ha 
m.  KHnbelh.  daHghur  and  bair  of  John  Uarard.  aaf. 
gf  Hyda.  In  (ha  lita  of  rvrtfck.  aod  bad  lanu. 
r.aaaau.  bta  halt. 

Jamil,  oT  UtKhcm.  In  tha  eowily  of  MMtb, 
aannifr  «(  (ba  pn—nl  Jtau  Liaoi  Wilijih 
Narta.ea^.  of  t^Hifbrrrw,   tKta  Bi/aaa'i  Omh 


r  Ma«Mr.Ana,4auM«  lad  t 
a  t«l>  HovomC  aaly  •■■  ><( 
V  b(  Ma  —md  vHt,  CaiUadr 
m  WW.  ■>  ■■■■■fcn.  )l«rn«i 


NAP 


NAP 


Natlianiel,  left  iasue. 
Henry. 

Magdalen,  m.  to  —  Clarke,  esq.  of  Hampshire. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Hamphrey  Walrond,   esq.    of 
Sea. 

Sir  Nathaniel  erected  the  mansion  at  More  Critchell, 
which  was  destroyed  by  fire.  His  wife  d.  7th  October, 
1024 ;  himself  6th  September,  1835,  when  he  was  s.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

I.  Gkrard  Napier,  esq.  of  Middle  Marsh  Hall,  in 
the  county  of  Dorset,  who  was  created  a  Baron lt 
9Ath  June,  1641.  Sir  Gerard  distinguished  himself  in 
arms  for  the  royal  cause  during  the  civil  war,  and  lost 
more  than  £'10,000  by  his  loyalty.  His  estates  in  the 
counties  of  Dorset  and  Kent  were  sequestered  in  164S, 
and  he  was  disqualified  from  representing  Melcombe. 
During  the  exile  of  fCing  Charles  II.  he  transmitted 
to  his  ms^esty  900  broad  pieces  by  Sir  Gilbert  Taylor, 
who  detained  the  money,  and  was  arrested  for  it  by 
Sir  Gerard  after  the  Restoration ;  but  Sir  Gilbert  ac- 
knowledging the  receipt,  was,  through  the  king's 
mediation,  forgiven;  and  Sir  Gerard  was  ordered  a 
number  of  deer  annually  from  the  New  Forest  with- 
out fee.  Notwithstanding  the  persecution  and  heavy 
losses  he  endured.  Sir  Gerard  still  augmented  his  pa- 
ternal property.  He  had  the  honour  of  entertaining 
the  king  and  queen  at  More  Critchell,  when  the  court 
remoyed  to  Salisbury  from  the  plague  in  1665.  He 
«M.  Margaret,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  John  Colles, 
esq.*  of  Barton,  in  the  county  of  Somenet,  and  had 
one  surviring  son,  Nathaniel,  and  two  daughters, 
Elizabeth  and  Mary.  He  d.  14th  May,  1073,  and  was 
s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Natbanirl  Napirr,  who  m.  first,  in  1656, 
Blanch,  daughter  of  Sir  Hugh  Wyndbam,  knt.  of 
Sylton,  in  the  county  of  Dorset,  and  by  that  lady 
(who  d.  in  1605)  he  had  issue, 

Wyndbam,  d.  unmarried  at  the  age  of  twenty. 
Gerard,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Jacob 

Lucy,  eHq.  an  alderman  of  the  city  of  London, 

with  whom  he  had  a  large  fortune.    Both  died 

in  168tf,  leaving  no  issue. 
Lenox,  d.  in  1680  unmarried,  in  the  twenty-fourth 

yrar  of  his  age. 
Nathaniel,  who  .t.  to  the  estate  and  title. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Guise,  hart,  of  Rend- 
comb,  in  the  county  of  Gloucester. 

He  m.  secondly,  in  1697,  Miss  Susanna  Guise,  but  had 
no  other  iiMue.  Sir  Nathaniel  sat  in  parliament  for 
several  years,  representing  at  different  times  the 
county  of  Dorset  and  the  borouphs  of  Poole  and  Corfe 
Castle.  "  He  was  (6ays  an  old  author)  a  gay,  inge- 
nious gentleman,  well  yeraed  iu  several  languages, 
and  understood  very  well  architecture  und  painting; 
he  has  left  behind  him  several  pieces  of  his  own  draw- 
ing, besides  many  others  of  good  value,  which  he  had 
collected  on  his  travels."  He  d.  iu  January,  1708,  and 
was  s.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

III.  Sir  Nathaniel  Nafi£R,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Dorchester  temp.  King  William  and  Quim  Xssr. 
He  m.  first,  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Worseley, 
hart,  of  Appuldercombe,  in  the  Isle  of  Wight,  but  by 
that  lady  had  no  issue.  He  wedded,  secondly,  Catlie- 
rine,  younger  daughter  of  William,  second  Lord  AI- 
lington,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother  Giles,  third  lord, 
aud  by  her  had 


WiLUAM,  hb  beir. 

Gerard,  sacoeMor  to  Us  Vrotber. 

Wyndluum. 

Diana,  m.  to  Humphry  Start,  esq.  of  H 
Dorsetshire,  and  d.  lat  FebrmRry,  1731 
ing.  with  other  iRrae, 
HcMPHRT  Stcrt,  who  iBherited  tl 
of  the  Napien  at  tlM  dccosM  of  Si 
the  sixth  baronet. 
Catherine,  d.  nnm. 
Blanch,  d.  young. 

He  d.  84th  February,  17»,  and  was  «.  by 
son, 

IV.  Sir  William  Napibk,  who  if.  wnaai 
January,  1753,  and  was  s.  by  his  brotbcrp 

V.  Sir  Gerard  Napier,  who  ai.  Bridget, 
of  Edward  Phelips.  esq.  of  Montacnte,  in  the 
Somerset,  and  dying  15th  October,  1759,  wai 
son, 

VI.  Sir  Gerard  Napier,  who  ai.  EliabHk, 
of  Sir  John  Oglander,  hart,  of  Nunwall,  ia  t 
Wight,  but  dying  S5th  January.  176>5,a^  tt 
the  Baronetcy  expired.  His  widow  ai.iaai 
esq.  and  d.  I6th  October,  1814.  The  estalci 
upon  his  cousin, 

Humphry  STURT,esq.  of  HoTton,X.P.fD 
shire. 

ilraw— As  Napier  op  Llton-Hoo. 


NAPIER,  OF  PUNXKNOU 

Created  25th  Feb.  lOdl.— Exrixci  ia  U 

Robert  Napier,  esq.  of  Puncknoll,  seooa^ 
Sir  Nathaniel  Napier,  of  More  Critchell,  by  C 
his  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Gerard.  < 
master  of  tlie  Hanaper  Office  in  the  reigns  of  < 
I.  and  Charlrs  II.  aud  had  many  employi 
court  after  the  Rc8tr»ration.  He  si.  first,  Anas 
ter  of  Allan  Corrance,  esq.  of  Wykin,  ia 
secomlly,  Catherine,  sister  of  Lord  Hawh 
thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Evel: 
of  Long  Ditton,  and  relict  of  Edmond  lioas 
By  the  first  he  left,  at  his  decease  in  I6M,  a  i 
Anne,  m.  to  John  Fry,  of  Yarty,  iu  Devoid 
of  the  regiciJe  John  Fry,  anil  a  son, 

I.  Sir  Robkrt  Napier,  knt.  of  PanckBoD 
of  the  Hanaper  Office,  who  served  in  the  m 
and  other  succeeding  parliaments  for  the  l« 
Weymouth,  Melcombe  Regis,  and  Doiihcrter, 
created  a  Barumt  *25th  February.  16H1.  H 
phin,  daughter  of  Charles  Evelyn,  esq.  of  C 
in  Surrey,  and  d>ing  31st  October,  1760,  WM 
son, 

II.  Sir  Charles  N\riKR,  of  PuaekaaU, 
.Melony,  danghter  of  Arthur  Alibone,  esq. 
Lssue.  Sir  Charles  sold  the  esute  at  Pan 
William  Clutterbuck,  esq.  and  from  the  Cla 
it  has  descended  to  the  Fromes,  by  whose  n 
tive,  the  Rsv.  GEoRCK-CLiTTERBrcK  Paoai 
is  nuw  possessed.  He  died  in  1743,  but  wh 
Baronetcy  then  expired,  or  a  son  of  Sir  Ch 
Ti\ed  to  inherit,  we  have  not  ascertained. 

Arms—A%  Napier  op  More  CRrrcREU.. 


•  John    Cullks    left    three   daughterit,  hi;*   co-heir^, 
iMMiely, 

Margarlt,  m.  to  Sir  (!eranl  Napier,  bait. 
Elizabeth,  m.  tirM,  tu  Hcrbeit  Dudiugtuii,  isfi.  ; 


aud  secondly,  to  the  Hon.  Juha  C«(%eflt 
*<»n  of  the  L»»n1  Keeper  Covealry. 
A.%NE,  M.  tu  Sir  William  Ponniaa,  hart. 

380 


N£V 


NEW 


tOUGH,  OP  KNOWLTON. 

Not.  lOM^—EzTiHCT  ISod  Oct.  1707. 

AKBOBouoM,  luit.  of  Koowltoii,  in  tiie 
It,  an  admSnl  in  the  royl  nary,  m. 
ihUr  of  John  Hin,  eaq.  a  coouniasioner 
id  hy  that  lady  (who  m,  aocondly.  Rear- 
loodcaloy  Shorel,  who  waa  cast  away 
'  Scflly  Itnd  October,  1707.)  had  iarae, 
bcir. 

,  Hi.  aboat  1714,  to  Sir  Thomaa  D'Aeth, 
S'orth  Cray,  and  had,  with  other  iaaoe, 
tRBOBOCOB  D'AcTH,bart. 
t,  ntarned  Joaiah  Hardy,  esq.  oonsol  at 
K,  and  had  flTO  danghters,  of  whom  the 
t,  Harriet,  became  the  second  wife  of 
iam  Hughes,  esq.  and  was  mother  of  the 
tnt  GaoKca-WiLUAM  Uuohis-D'Actb, 
»f  Knowlton  Court. 
.  by  his  elder  son, 

BOROcoH,  esq.  of  Knowlton,  who  was 
OMBT  lAth  Norember,  1688,  with  re- 
brother,  default  his  own  male  line ; 
ost  with  their  step-father.  Sir  Cloudes- 
the  rocks  of  Scilly,  ttnd  October,  1707, 
OMCTCT  became  ixtikct;  the  esutes 
ir  sister  EuxAarrH,  who  hi.  as  stated 
D'Aeth. 


2 VILE,  OF  GROVE. 


EXTIKCT 

in  tOM. 


ftineoff. 

rfTshoot  from  the  once  great  and  potent 
LK,  Lords  of  Raby,  who  becMuie  sulMe- 
of  Westmorland,  luid  whose  line  may 
B  Kaxon  time*. 

ysTiu.  was  summoned  to  parliament 
om  Oth  June,  l'i»l,  to  t4tb  February, 
latter  year  be  died,  and  was  jr.  by  his 


IV ILL,  second  baron,  summoned  to  par- 
!Oth  Novrmber,  1330,  to  20tb  January, 
ship  m.  Alice,  daughter  and  co  heir  of 
ey,  and  had  Juhn  (Sir),  bin  beir.  the 
I  fire  yonnger  sons.  The  fourth  son, 
N'aviLS,  of  Kldon,  was  lineal  ancestor 
gaediate  links  refer  to  Bcaas's  Cvm- 

iLS,  esq.  who  ai.  Barbara,  sister  and  co- 
in Hercy,  of  Grove,  iu  the  cuunty  of 
nd  ifth  daughter  of  Sir   Humphrry 


Hercy,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
Dighy,  of  Ketelby,  and  had  iaaoe, 

JoBH,  his  heir. 

GBoam,  of  Thomey,  in  the  county  of  Nottinghain, 
ancestor  of  the  preaent 
CBRirropHES  NiTiLK,  esq.  of  Thomey.    (See 
ficRKi's  Commoners,  toI.  ii.  p.  8.) 
Dionyaius,  ancestor  of  the  Neviles  of  fiadsworth. 

The  eldest  son, 

JoBN  Nbtili,  esq.  of  Grore,  m,  Gertrude,  dau^iter 
of  Richard  Whalley,  esq.  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

HaacT  NiTiLi,  esq.  of  Groye,  who  married  Bridget, 
daughter  of  —  Sarille,  esq.  of  Lnpset,  and  had  (with 
a  daughter,  Barbara,  at.  first,  to  Thomas  Pate,  eaq. ; 
secondly,  to  John  Babington,  esq.  of  Rampton  ;  and 
thirdly,  to  Anthony  Eyre,  esq.  of  Loughton,  in  Yorii- 
shire,)  a  son  and  successor, 

GiLBKBT  Nbtils,  of  GroTS,  who  m.  Margaret, dmn|^- 
ter  of  Sir  Thomas  Bland,  of  Kippax  Park,  Yorkshirei 
and  had  two  aons,  Edward,  his  heir ;  and  Anthony, 
a  m^or  in  the  royal  army  during  the  civil  wars,  who 
died  34th  February,  1688,  aged  sixty-nine.  The  elder 
son, 

Edward  Nbvilb,  esq.  of  Grore,  m.  Maria  Scott,  of 
Camberwell,  and  had,  with  two  daughters,  Catherine, 
who  died  unmarried  in  1683,  and  Anne,  m,  to  John 
Millington,  esq.  barrister-at-law,  a  son  and  heir, 

I.  Edward  NBvii.i,esq.  of  Grore,  who  was  created 
a  Baronbt  in  1674.  This  gentleman,  who  represented 
Retford  in  parliament,  hi.  Elisabeth,  sister  of  Robert 
Holt,  esq.  of  Warvrickshire,  and  widow  of  —  Kidderw 
minster,  esq.  but  d,  s.  p.  in  1686,  when  the  title  ix- 

PIRBD. 

Arms    Cn.  a  saltire  aig. 


NEWDIGATE,  OF  ARBURY. 


Crxatid 
24th  July,  1677. 


Extinct 
Sud  Dec.  1806. 


linragr. 

Thb  family,  variously  written  in  old  charters  and 
upon  ancient  monuments,  Niwudcate,  Niwodecatb, 
dec*  sssum<*d  their  surname  from,  or  gave  the  name 
to,  Newdigate,  a  town  in  the  hundred  of  Keigate  and 
county  of  Surrey,  of  which,  with  the  manors  and  landf 
thereunto  pertaining,  they  were  lords  and  proprietors 
from  time  immemorial  until  the  reign  of  Charlbs  I. 

JuHN   DK   Niwouboatb,  living  trmp.   king  JoMW, 
left,  by  bis  wife  Agnes,  three  sons,  Ricbard,  William 
and  Robert.    To  the  eldest, 

Kiciiard  DC  Niwi'DStiATC,  it  appears,  by  an  old 
de«d,  one  William  Young  granted,  for  homage  and 
service,  half  a  yard  of  land  ;  and  by  another  dateless 
charter. of  William Tessardus,  he  held  the  same  lands 
iu  the  parish  of  Niudigate  as  his  father  did.  He  a*. 
Alicia,  daughter  of  Walter  de  Horley,  as  is  evident  by 
a  deed  of  William  de  Longo  Poute,  whereby  the  said 
William  grants  to  him  all  that  land  which  Walter  de 


came,  in  all  prwbabilUy,  at  firit  frvm  Saxony,  aod  waf  derived  from  the  cily  of  Nicaweidc,  apoa 

J81 


hiiDvitbAlicc.bladi 
ID  fmiuniaea.    Ha  hid  ehne  ■niu.JaHK.WilUun, 
■nd  pFler,  uid  nu  i.  by  Ibe  rUnt, 

WiLuiD  Di  NTHDiotTi.  who  added  u  the  nuxt 

lltnry  KTmer  ind  WiUiun  EglolT.  He  wu  lining  IT 
Edwihd  I-  fur  in  that  ycur  ThamM  do  U  Vjait  »- 
HigDDd  nhin  h1<  witod  In  Lyiadr;  alter  which,  Gllbra-l 
W y terra Ae,  of  the  perish  of  Cfaerlewode.  gnnled  to 
hiv  ell  hie  lend  called  thr  BerUnd,  in  the  parieb  ot 


JDH  H  N  Ik  Deuii,  a.^  I«4  of  Ba 
HI.  and  at  Crawler.  •••  IhMft- 
dauBhlEr  of  Tlaanaa  Yoii««,  •«•  rf 
ComiBOB  ricaa,  a»l  beir  <rf  har 
Ydude,  eaq.  gf  Brutal.  aM  tna  t.  k 
John  NiwDteiTI.  «^.  W  H« 
king'i  (erjeaua.  leaniMl  ia  fh*  In 
a.  daugtatcr  and  beir  of  JiDib  V 
UDColnahire,  aud  bad,  vilh  aa 


rected  by  hU  will,  dated  in  ISEID 

Tho«1>   Nhw-.i.  at  PlTuilrt.  1 
fllbn  of  (DottMr 

Rlehinl  Maya,  et^-'ind  dyini  lui 


Hi  n.  HCAiuUsr,  Ellulwlb,  .1 
Chrt«Di>bcr  Perry,  wq.  nf  K' 
■nd  diFil  inta  July,  IMi.  vhcE 


SoneiKUblre. 
(.  by  bit  H 


Piancii-KDllU,  of  Nonh  Cadtniry,  id  Smqnvt- 
■hln,  A.  in  1871,  m.  BUianr,  daiiEhur  of  Tho- 

Elinlwtli,  H.  to  Thomai  W4itc,  aq.  ol  Swc 


c  It.  300,  Or 

,1.  Si*  am 


Shf  dl«d  iinmarriinl  Urfc  <•#•«.  n 
qu»Uwd  m  tHuMmkk  iirW  aT 
la  Sir  JUD«  I^nitMB.  tan.  if  Cii 


CHiDtu  Tun.  ol  I 


AAUBbt«r  and  co-hoii 


id  wu  flilcc«edEd  by  hla 

EnsrcnMb  Part,  in 
m  H.  in   tati.  linn.-. 

dry  Bdmnbda,  cvq.  nf 
NorlbiuDplBDiibin,  uil  bid  i*«i, 


IP.  n.  Id  Aabbumbin  TdU.  awj.  of  Grmywe 

■Ob  Hhd  two  dHd^blin,  vii. 

.Viry  Toll.  ■>.  lo  lohn  Bailey,  of  Rwd- 

ing,  HUrgttui. 
luK  Toll,  •>.  to  Jobn  Aldt^dEC  of  Lin- 

7.  AubbDrnbam  Toll,  at  Fnaton  Dni 


bury  rirk.in  lt«    inn^l 
p.  111.) 


erownad  ar,  bris*  *i 


NKWTON,  OF  HARK  Ctm 


»  Kimwi.  *«^-  of  1t*Ttw  Voutu  ttta»  vu 
lli>Mnb)F  KtaiCiiiaui  U.  l«Ui  Aofuiil. 
k  HiiljiJiT.  difliall  bia  own  niali  Ihiw.  tn 
■  afnouu  Mrwnu. 
Mr.    la  Jokn  m.  ( 


■■Inn'  a<  lllr  liimpr  F-Tn',  km.  nf  Ranp- 
■■    -  ..f.mlly.nf-l.irh 


I  B.  Wnilan  Sirherm 


J,n^.  of  M«rl*y.iii 


I  ItiTf  MM.  •C*'  nontr-tK 


it.tlnciil.luih- 
,  who  ■■.  Kdw»4 


ua.  (Bte).  U*  toil.  <u4>  •  tnhlUI  ur  (h 
b  ■■  tm.  H*  tabifUrd  ■  Un>  »»»  ■ 
SmA  <d  U>  ndr.  Sit  UkhHl  Whtnun, 
i  rii*«y4i*,  IMh  Ptknuf,  ITU.  >uri  w> 


IUnBtHH*l<c1i|.  ll>rliitT 
>  lUMtoi  of  bcr  (ukCT  (If  IS) 
^oalDBOtrr.  df  Humploii 
UkrrMiv  kta  iDMbblp-i 
'■  b«HV  pMrvfi),  to. 
IBT.  Bt  ■»•  IWi  air 
itr  AM.  -*•»>  ate  I'd  ■>■  iBtUi. 


r 


>• 


I  (Ua  Ufa,  DUi  JaauiT! 

HiLFOT.  In  hli  Vatorji  fanllariiim 

inuliKbu,  kDt.  ud  ton.  Uu  cm 

iiiiLU.   Ht.  Nowun,  bi.  lirnbirr,  ».j  Mr,  ?<ut 

tnin.  gcntlnniHi   B.lm  to   A'/nj-  Cii>aui.  who 

kTO  mail  UDply  AiMhtrfcd  Uic  tmal,  and  Ln  a  vati- 


BAw  rtbf  of  toll*,  decontinfl  llie  taM  chnn:b  witkiHt 
•ad  wIthiD,  Ihal  it  niipuHs  tnait  in  Iht  •hirt."  Sir 
Aduu  m.  Damhy.  daaghlrt  a(  Sir  Jobu  Pockniai, 
kat.  Icvnl  kt«pvr  of  Iba  grHt  aal.  f<wfi.  BLiaaarTH, 
and  wax  i.  kr  kli  chUr  mb. 

II,  Sia  Wru.liii  Niwriia,  of  Ckarllon.  »ho  4inl 
aon.  and  wa.  i.  by  Iila  knttor. 

III.  Sib  Hiaat  Nawnii.  irhn  inhmbM  hy  dwl  of 
MtnlxDinit  Uu  »UC<  Df  hia  and*.  Sia  Tnumi  Pnia. 

artfTlne  ohlM,  JiK*  Pvcaaaito.  and  aaananl  !■ 
gti.r<,a*n»  Ui.  lumanit  of  Puckrrta*.  lakinc  ap  Ua 
boda  al  lb*  PrlarT,  in  Warvlckahir*.  Ike  aaat  of  Ua 
M  nnrlt.  Sir  Hmr;  Hpnua>4  ito  HTal  nnaa  Id 
iia  nnl  wan.  aaA  wai  al  Um  tollla  af  KSft  Hin. 
la  vai  cknam  kf  tb*  UnD  »(  Warwick .  nnutor  In 

1.;  and  waa  aftflrwarda  npmantatifa  tar  On  aab« 
lata  in  tb*  larnf  ParllamaDI.  Ht  »a>  dapalj  itao- 
BiiaDi  tar  Wamletoklra.  and  vaa  a|>palnBd  tf  paiaBt, 
J  JtlfvCHiaiJiall.  twioaawrtcnanl  srihaforMa. 
Ilia  (uad  lioua*kBr|>iB(  asd  Utonlitr  w  Uh  poor. 


I 


CiiiLaa  II. "  Ha  d.  tmi  Jamurr.  Irw,  al  tba  ad- 
rannd  ac*  af  tlfbtv-ilH*>>  laarlaa  bs  aatrtrlBi  haiva 
ky  hia  w>(a,  EUaafcMh.  dufklar  af  Tbonaa  Momy. 
f^.  mhtn  lb*  Hiauiiarnt  kirimi  irtiarr.  Kir  Hn- 
-     catai-  teralinl.  ky  bl* 


NIC 

iKW.  JiRidnuBblcrandco-brir  i 
J.  pToom  «f  the  b«dduiiLb«T  Id 


NEWTON,  OF  LONDON. 

riDUth  Jan.  lero-I EiTiHPribsDt 


'D  the  tillF  btaiai 


NICOLLS,  OF  HARDWICK. 


Tb>  nUM  a(  thii  fimilj'  *u  iticll  at  diffrml  pr- 

risdi,  Nycol.  Nlcoll.  FJicoIti,  NiidioUi,  and  Nicbsll. 

WUUuo  Nicoll,  or  H>rd«ick.  NortbmmpUDiibire.  who 
«H  burn  ID  Oh  Riia  of  EDWimD  IV.  and  died  al  the 
■dTiactd  ate  of  nit»Iy-iii.     Hii  (n>Dd«n.  Fraucii 

met  luKcoai  ■rmoar  wu  >il»  nted  bi  the  KkhoUi. 

of  Mantwitt  U«ior.*  lo  GUmer|aiuhir«.  and  by  ttie 


Tnami  JiicoLUi  nq.  •ETjeani-at-law,  (»d  of  Wil- 


trmo  Wilton  Brcmn   a  third  pan  of  ik 

tar  of  JobB  Pell.  Htq,  of  RIlinpoD,  and  had  iwu 
PktICII,  of  Hardn-iika,  ».  in  isn.  r"ei 
Tilbury  I'nn.  in  ISM.  vbo  ■>.  Auie,  da 
of  Daiid  SpyDoaT.  aq.  and  >ai  falbcr  o 


jj.  knt.  or  PutOB.  rhkk  h* 


KOE 

n  AntboB}  llaifwi.  • 


ijjeary'i  reice  be  sbnii 
I.  waa  made  Ubf 'a  acfin 
me  of  the  judfta  oTIIh  « 


Ft  arc- 

aiiBM 


I,  PitlKCU  NICOLU.  ■>«.  ■# 
anptDDibin-,  H.  P.  foe-  rba)  « 
therUTin  1431, ttbo  ..____ 

He  m.  Mary,  d>ii«bI>T  of  Uwd 
bad  vitt  a  dauKbttr,  Marr.  a  tarn 

ii.Sia  Eovr 
who  n.  nrat,  Judilh,  diin(bt>T 
John,  knl.  bj  >hoD  ha  hkl  ■ 
•econdlir.  Janf,  ilauahtiiT  of  Bii 
HayduD,  in  tim-x.  by  •!«»  h 
daq^htera,  namely. 


NOEL,  OF  BBOOi. 


te  fnaiar  pan  at  Galnal  _  . 
Warwick.  InibaniiBof  Bmai  iLtaM 
riory  of  XanahiB.  or  mairtaa.  ■«•  t^* 
Kief  a*al,  for  uium*  iflu  tf  In.  ti^ 


(«m  B«».-iI  V^^,T  '"'"''  '*    ■'^"'"^'' '  "*^ 


iihI  ibe  Nleholh  M  MeM,  al  D 


'fm 


«,  timf.  HiHiiT  II. 
I.  at.  HaifETBI,  «U«I  dinihur  or 
[t.  Lord  of  Knock ya.  uid  co-heir 
'.  Bdpb  la  Stnii(e,  by  whcnn  bt 


Hlliotii.  who  wu  aT/fiAMti  by 
If  And  CQtl«ctiiif  Uu  pol4 


NOE 
of  Rullnnd.  wlig  wu  cruMd  ■  Bar 


DodRDf  idialliii 
nuurln.  b>  hi 


IT  Vlll.  K 


I  of  Mm. 
iMa^tm  and  htir  of  John 
.  in  Bbnpahln,  and  iridow  ot 
Vl  vbom  be  k>d  Ahdbiw.  hU 
iMna.  U*  weddtd  Nciuidlir,  Da. 
Bfehard  Coayon,  «q.  of  W«lur* 
«f  lt«nb«r<«>  oida*  or  Rugtr 
"^•al  lady  bid  a  wn.  JuMit.rnm 
X-Mf  MtUarf.    Ha  >••  >. »  hi. 


la  Hirb  B>(niann«  a>  U  ill-  Kill 


>  aliflMU   DaJky,  oa  shicb  )■ 


■H.a-'iMi'rarafiy. 

tmmm  irbo  will  ■.»(  iw  Uiriilj." 


uf  Sir  Bapiut  Hicli.bin. 

May,  lOS,  cnaud  Bamn 
I  Viaraoni  Camden,  with 
t.  Lord  Noel,  and  dyinf  iq 


VbcouDt  Chawonb. 


KJ>  Inrdiliip  d.  laih  Man 


DntwD,ofKiil>y 
d  waa  ..  hy  bla 


II.  Sir  BimiT  Notu,  aKond  Lord  Koil,  and  (bird 
VlicouDI  Campden.  Thia  nsblaman  foUo«lD(  hia  ra- 
Ihrr.  niHd  IroDpi  Tor  (he  royal  caoac.  and  (ook  an 
anix  pan  in  lbs  war.  Ke  waa  in  conaeqiieaco  rank 
pclled  to  pay  to  the  le^ueainitnn  £BOH  compoallioB 
for  hii  eauu,  and  an  annuity  of  £JM.  Hit  princely 
residence,  at  Campden,  waa  humt  down  hy  Ihe  niyal 

menunant.  On  the  leRonitioa,  faii  lord^ip  waa 
conalilnud  lardlimitenanl  of  Ihe  oniaty  or  Rutland. 
He  ■>.  fini,  Lady  Anne  Fielding,  dioghtir  or  the 
Barl  ol  Deobifh.  bulby  hsrladyihiphailDOiurrtTioK 
iaiDs.  Hd  ai.iecDndly,  Atma.daagblerarSir  Robert 
LoTCtt,  or  Livmnbe,  Kucka,  Counteaa  Uowacer  or 


Hanry,  of  Norib  Luflcnhra.  In  tbc  oounty  uf 
Rnlland.  ■•.  BUaabcth,  daothler  and  heir  or 
Sir  WUliam  Wale,  and  left  Ui  ooly  daushm 
and  hair. 
JuLUKi  NuEL.  who  ■>.  Cbarlca  Boyle,  Earl 
uf  BiirUuftDn. 
Mary,  H.  u  Jamea.  Earl  or  NonhamploB. 
Juliana,  m.  to  WilUain.  Lord  AlllnflDB. 
Elliabelb.  h.  U>  Charlei,  Eari  Berkeley. 
rd  Caraden  «.  rounhly.  Lady  Kliubalh    Bertie, 
dauililef  uT  MonUiu,  Mcaad  Karl  of  LiudHy.and  had 
four  otbf  r  chitdran.  via. 

>ni>i,o<  LsreDbam.  M.  f.  fnr  Ibc  (ountl  of 


John.  ai.    Kllaibelh.  dauabtat  of  Bnuel,  Lord 
themni,  and  had  liaue, 

itath.  wHb'w  of  Bapttal  Koal, 


Hii  lardihip  m.  raeaaaiy,  Vtrf.  dsnghtir  nr  Ji 
■on  of  fhilip,  liarl  of  l-cnbrokf,  and  «ldi»  of  Sit 
Ral»n  Worul'y,  bmrU    H«  d.  In  lOMI,  mil  *■•  >.  by 

IT.  s'll  WilimitiLIT  BiFiln  Kon.  fourth  ) 
ttoti.  fifth  VlKuiml  Cuupdcn,  uid  Kund  K« 
Gudalwraugh-  Hia  Jnrdfhlp  h.  C«th<riiit,  dftofl 
of  Fulk*  Gmllli.  nftli  Lord  Biwt,  nod  Itlt 
dHi(ht>n.  Iili  a>  bcin,  lii. 

U  10  Henry,  Ant  Dul 


NOEL,  OF  KIRKBV  HALU 

Ckuriu  4lh  J.lT,  l*M_lttTUMT  trtt 

Auminr  Nd>l.  wi-  ■  t<»uc«  h.  .<  . 
«l|.  «f  UUmr,  ■c^uiivd  by  (imBl  fi^ 
(•wr>.  HinKi  VIII.  I)u  iHor-T  urn*  «te 
(iptory  of  Udb;  BpoB  IVoM.  in  Uh  <mm 


Rlud. 


ti*t>H«fail  baronet,  aiid  third 
I.  Hm  Bintai  Noil,  of  L 
of  Rolluid.  third  E^rl  of  Cii 
Donxby  Hinnen,  daujbtct 
Und.  ud  hwl  Unit. 


S>l«r,  ODil  nUM  o<  Kir  Juki 

'  id  •  Hu,  Sia  AHUM*  Ndu.  <(  1Mb 
la  Barli  of  OUBabDIwih  :  urf  ■*• 
Laev,  •>.  to  WltUaB  Lord  Ei-n.  ud  TWa 
C«Til  VlKout  Wninrfb.  Hu  «•■*( 
DurothT.diiifhmaf  KfifiuU  CWlm,^ 
le;.  in  NofthiHiiptaubiK.  mmi  vWov  if  K 
■|.  bj  bet  be  bft  aaatfcn  w, 
UH  Nnii..  ««.  of  Wh«U  I  I  iitf u  »*» 
.bter  and  hiir  X  Jobs  Trrnkw,  M«.  ■ 
bargh,  by  Barhan,  daa^htapt  a*i  vtM  < 
«y.  »f .  of  KlDHilurf*,  m4  av  iAa 
II.I.I1B  NaiL,  ea^.sf  KlrUt 

■-  Pnnai.  ridert'  ttag 


r>,  SiiBiFTin  Nail.,  frninb  Girl  of  Caiiuhor' 
Hia  lunUblp  ■>.  Eluabrib,<Uiiahter  ofHilbunChap- 
Bun,  nq.  by  whoa  (vko  m.  Hwoadty,  Tbomu  Noel. 


lliHni.beir  tobiabrulber. 
Cbuta,  tf.  ymini. 
KUaabeth. 

lilt.  m.  ID  Cenrd.Anne  EdwaMi,  eaq.  of  Wei- 
bam  Grove,  and  bad  a  aoji. 
Uiaiau  BlnoaiH.of  wbBnpKHBIIy.aihe 
ID  ibe  eataiea  of  hi*  unisle,  lliKar.  eltbih 
baronet. and  alitb  Kul  of  Oaiuborguf 
JuUbou.  h.  (o  CtBTta  Etaua,  Lord  Carbcry> 


m.  Eliubxh,  daa«hur  •ttUKttt.M 
■rail,  r«iDr«rBiaiMeMHiA«l*>,  tail 
Henry,  of  ridUDinc  Cnowt.  >a»T»1i 

>.  *b>  be  ••  an 


...  ....     _»«»li 

t  Cbailaa  AU-aUy.  kia.  M  M^l 

•Mmdly.ialUlrb  VUja.t^  rfMM 

Anue,  It.  u  TVhw  Urn.  a^  rf  Ui*l 

PiaBa.ai.t>Hari  k*>aM.at^Wlq 

■n  IMrbyiMrr. 


NOE 


NOR 


«f  Jolni»  Lord  Lorelaoe.by  AmnIi  Baionbss 
roBTB,  and  had  iMnit, 
Thomas,  bis  tuooeMor. 
JoHJi,  keir  to  hi«  InroCbcr. 
r  William  ai.  oaoondlyt  Franoeo*  Hiird  daughter  of 
I,  Lord  Ward,  and  had  b]f  her  a  danghter, 

aged  about  nine  in  1681,  m,  tnt,  to  Sir 

Clwrica  Skymher,  hot.  of   Norbury  Manor; 

and  aecondly,  to  Sir  John  Cheoter,  hart,  of 

ChicUcy. 

r  WOlioBi  d.  11th  April,  lOSS,  aged  thirty-three,  and 

to  «.  by  his  ooo, 

ui.  Sut  Thomas  Nou.,  of  Rirbby  Malory,  who  m. 
Mil,  Aane,  daughter  of  WiUiam  Whitlock,  esq.  of 
Mm*  Cowl,  Oxibrdshire,  but  dying  i.  p.  in  1068, 
M  s.  by  Us  brother, 

IV.   Sut  John  Noil,  of  Kirkby  Malory,  who  ss. 
lavy.  daughter  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  John  Clobery,  hnt. 
*  Wiacbestrr,  and  by  her*  who  d,  in  1791,  had  issue, 
GuiSBHT,  his  heir. 

Wflfiaai*  b.  iMi  Mardi,  1005,  an  eminent  lawyer, 
sat  for  several  years  in  pariiament  for  the 
of  Stamford  and  West  Looe,  and  be- 
OHM.  erentually,  one  of  the  judges  of  the  court 
of  CoMinit  Pleas.     He  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
of  Sir  Thomas  TroUope,  hart,  of  Casewick,  in 
Aa  oouaty  of  Lincoln,  and  d,  8th  December, 
IMi»  koTing  had  issue, 
llaryt  *•  to  Thomas  Hill,  esq.  of  Tern,  in 
Shropshire,  and  had  a  son,  Noel  Hill,  cre- 
ated in  1784, Baron  BBawicK,of  Attingham. 
r,  d.  unm. 

I,  Si.  to  Bennet,  Earl  of  Harborough, 
aad  had  a  daughter,  Frances,  m.  to  Mi^or- 
C»CB.  Morgan. 


•  as.  to  Francis  Mundy,  esq.  of  Osbastou. 
dm  1st  July,  1097,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
CtoBuiT  Noil,  M.P.  of  Kirkby  Malory, 
•f  Leicestershire  in  1718,  who  si.  Elisabeth, 
mt  Tuomas  Rowney,  esq.  of  Oxford,  and  by 
d.  MKh  June,  1743,  aged  forty-nine,  had  issue, 
low  ABO,  his  heir. 
Oabsi  3 ,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.  b.  31st  July,  17 IG, 

A  s.  ^.  in  1703. 
tb— as,  captain,  R.  N.  6.  38th  September,  1717, 
dm  9ch  June,  17 JO,  of  wounJs  reccired  in  the  ac- 
tbH  off  Minorca,  under  Admiral  Byng. 

,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Steeple  Aston,  in 

Oxfordshire,  and  Ticar  of  Aston,  in  Warwick- 

,  d.  ».  p. 

,  6.  Mth  July.  17M,  rector  of  Elmsthorpe 

aad  Kirkby  Malory,  D.  1).  and  doan  of  Suliji- 

,  flk  Maria,  daughter  of  Thontss  Boothby 

,  esq.  of  Tooley  Park,  and  d.  s.  p.  Oth 

July,  1786. 


ft  Chtii'j  d.  JOth  July,  1733,  aged  thirty-nine,  and 
Pii«.by  his  SOB, 

^^L  ftiB  BoWABU  NoBL,  of  Kirkby  Malory,  who  be- 
BsBON  WsirrwoaTH  upon  the   demise  of  his 
Martha  Lorelace,  Lady  Wentworth,  in  1743. 
m.  Judeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  William 
■oq.  of  Famdish,  in  the  county  of  Northamp- 
bsue, 
^Tmhas.  his  soecessor. 
■itih,  as.  to  Sir  Ralph  Milbanke.  hart.    This  lady 
•■i  hr-r  husband  assumed  the  additional  surname 
•f  **  Nobl"  upon  the  decease  of  her  brother, 
Hhbus,  Viscount  Wentworth.    She  d.  in  IBIZ, 
Itaving   an    only   daughter  and   heiress,   (Sir 
Balph  d.  in  1H19,) 
A^aa  IsASBLiJi,  b.  17th    May,   1702,  m.  Sod 
January,  IMS,  to  the  celebrated  poet,  Gtorgf, 
Loau  Btboh,  and  has  an  only  child. 


Ada  Btbon,  si.  in  1835,  to  Peter,  present 
Lord  King. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  1777,  to  James*Bland  Burgeas, 
esq.  (afterwards  Sir  James  Lamb,  bart.)  but  died 
s.  p.  in  1770. 

Sophia-Susanna,  m.  in  1777,  to  Nathaniel,  Lord 
Scarsdale,  and  dying  1782,  left  issue, 

Natuamll  Cubzon,  Baron  Scarsdale. 
William  Curson,  killed  at  Waterloo. 

Sophia-Caroline  Curzon,  m.in  1800,  to  Robert, 
Viscount  Tamworth,  who  <l.  in  18i4,  issue- 
less. 

His  lordship  was  adyanced,  by  letters  patent,  dated 
4th  May,  178:1.  to  the  dignity  of  Viscount  Wbnt- 
yroKTH,  of  WeUesborough,  in  the  countp  o/Leietster, 
and  dying  in  1774,  was  s.  by  his  son. 

Til.  Thomas  Noel,  second  Viscount  Wentworth, and 
ninth  successor  to  the  Barony  of  Wentworth.  His 
lordship  died  s.p.  in  181.1,  when  the  Viscounty  be- 
came EXTINCT,  but  the  Babont  of  Wkntwobth  fell 
into  abkyancb  between  his  lordship's  sister,  Juokth, 
Ladff  MUbanke,  and  his  nephew,  the  HonowrabU 
Nathan iKL  Cubzon,  as  it  still  continues  between 
Lady  Milbanke's  only  child, 

Anna-Isabella,  Dowager  Lady  Bybon, 
and 

Lord  Scarsdale. 

ArsM— As  Noel,  or  Brook. 


NORREYS,  OF  SPEKE. 


Cbbatbd 
3rd  Uec.  1008. 


Extinct 


iltnrage. 

TuovA5t  NoKRKYS,  esq.  of  Speke,  in  Lancashire,  the 
representative  of  a  highly  distinguished  family,  mar- 
ried lattice,  duugbtiT  and  heir  of  Thomas  Norreys, 
esq.  und  had  issue, 

William  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Ediuuiid,  of  Fifii'ld,  in  Berkshins  ancestor  of  the 
FiAeld  branch  of  the  family,  now  extinct. 

NicholuM,  of  Tarlotuii,  ancestor  of  the  late  Hekrt 
NuRKis,  esq.  of  Davyhulme  Hall,  whose  only 
daughter  and  heir,  Mary,  m.  in  1800,  Robaht 
JusiAS  JtcKsoN  Harru,  esq.  who  assumed,  iu 
cou8«quence,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Nobbbys. 
(See  BtRaB's  Commoners,  toI.  i.  p.  310.) 

The  eldest  son . 

Sir  William  Norrryh,  knt.  of  Speke,  married 
Catherine,  duugbtir  of  Sir  Henry  Bold,  of  Bold  Hall, 
and  from  Sir  \\'illium,  tbe  manor  of  Speke  passed 
to  his  line  of  descendant, 

Thomas  NuKRrYs,  esq.  of  Speke,  b.  in  1018,  who  si. 
Catiierine,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  (iarrawsy,  kut. 
and  died  in  1700,  leaving  issue, 

1.  Thomas,  hi«  heir,  of  Speke,  M.P.  for  Liver- 
pool, ttmp.  William  111.  who  hi.  Miss  Aston, 
danghtf  r  of  Sir  William  Aston,  bart.  and  left 
an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Maby,  whocoove>ud  Speke  to  her  husUtod, 
380 


V^j 


Kid  Iba  riute  or  SpctLc  in  1707.  to 

II.  WiLu.ii,  of  whom  prcKDtly. 
111.  Bdwud,  M.  D.  of  CbuUi.  M.  P.  for  Uwerroal, 
d.  In  I7W.  leoTinf  <wa  diii|hlen. 
Cnlh'rine,  n.  la  Ratpb  LcTCCtUr,  »q.  al 


ThB  Hconcl  UD, 
I.  Sm  WllxiinNoIiKTi,  H.P.  for  UicrpoDl.  un. 

ben  Rod,  oq.  of  Brijial.  nlict.  Skc,  of  l»>c  y<yy- 
ndl,  or  Lombitrd  Slreflt,    LondDn.  and  trcondly  of 


NORTH,  OF  MILDENHALI.. 


■.titragr. 

Si>  HuHlv  North,  tnt.  of  Mildtnball.  in 
TOunRsr  un  of  Rogsr,  Kcand  Lurd  North,  » 


no,  mgci  maty-loat,  and  v 


nl.  or  HUtenbill,  fr.  ISIb  Pib- 
I.  Elitatwlh.  danibler  and  cs- 

■  ughlrr  of  ThB- 


Hvy,  m.  Id  CuloDi'l  Thmxu  BUmi,  af  Holllngfr. 
gnvflmor  or  ^  ■lllhfrord  CaAlv,  and  bad  Ava 
daufbun  Ilia  co-bein.  The  yoitiigial.  Harja- 
m,  m  o(t*D  iMBlisnad  u  KitlTn'a  UaBiirin, 
IB.  aydBCT  UnJslphiD.  the  uclebntoil   Karl  or 


BUKBITIT,  bul.  Bf  SUHJ  HA 
Enndaon.  Sii  K«*>v  Eiwitit  I 
bart.  it  iaaow  ()•■>)  <i4*j<4> 
DvDtiii,  HL  ID  Sir  Thamm  dltaklM 

Sir  Henrr  Nonh  died  9th  lalj,  ■■■.  otai 


NORTON,  OF  BOTBCSnB 


•hira  family,  m.  KUaabw_. . 

WillikiB  RDtborflcU,  bT  KIlBbttt.  >!•«*■* 
and  00  bair  or  Wllliaa 


llllta  win  dnignilrd.  Hi  aria  t-  tf  MlW. 
John  Nuaton.  h<|.  «f  RrtbaiHiM.  Il^< 
Auae,dau(htero(Str  <:•«(*  PumAbk'* 


:Uu»etb.  daaghur  and  b 
h'lnarini.  by  iHU*.  bla  a 
Kind   HooDtpatann,   af    B 


Mar),  ■>.  «>  Sir  H«U7  I  itdall,  k» 
Sir  Kicbard  ■-  aawadiT.CtOiiMi.*!  «««" 
kiimmiai.aa^.aBdhadbTbaTa  I     jftt" 
wire  of  Sti  Hanry  WlilDhMd.  LM.  *■!  *•» 


N'OR 
Mr.ortlM  yiiarj  at BaBtk^Ukr. 


HicNtan  Noaroi,  «q.  dT  S«thiriek,  ■.  ths 
HoK.  EUnkctb  Pt*niK>,diii.BrLonl  t«>Tr, 
■  adbaaaiiaa.Rlchud.' theluthriTiDilc 
«f  ib(  ruallx.  ind  >  diafhKr.iiho  ■■,  Ri- 
(bird  WUu)»kI.  vq.  of  Nonnui  Court, 
K»M,ud  left  ■nDulydiBchtrraBdbcir, 
Uiii.  H. .-.-.. 


(hvi 


1    Ibeir 


If  Winun 

I,     FltKIl 


the  ReT.  Thomu  Tbutlrtbwiju,  U.D. 

af  .SsnlhTick.  who  in.  Bvlinn.  dHBch- 
or  sf  P-tn-  BMhonl,  nq.  oTCUrrn- 


ird  died  Id  :SM,  uhI  w 


(feoife  PanlH,  e«q.  r 


liOHTON,  OF  C:r)VKSTRY. 
iiiBdrd  Jul;,  Iiisi.-Kitim:t  ■□  imt 


NUR 
NORWICH,  OF  BRAMPTON. 


Ir  of  Richard  Cbriilian,  nf  llirbDmiMih.  I 
1  Nonfaunirtnn.   Kp  vu  i.  by  bit  potlhan 


Rkbxrd  ToDitHll,  »id  hud  iene.    The  >iith  iu  lineil 

1.  Sm  JnHH   Ndioicii,  tnl.  at  Bruniilna.  in  tbr 

hy  AInt  CiiuLU  1.  Mlb  lulj,  IBM.     He  niirrird 
daiichter  orSir  Roger  Kmith.  kni.  of  Rd- 


P.  Ill  LeksrMniliire 


Anns,  nr.  to  Ornritr  TrpthuB,  «q.  of  Newtan,  in 

Northiunplonihlre, 
Miry.  m.  w  Wilier  Kirkhim.  rw|.  of  Flueihade, 


i»iiK->diiij 


r  ihi-  fun 


if  Jil 


mm.a(  r»ienir> 
■(  Ktr  Henr;   11. 


m-v Jnhn,  or  AllH 

.dllim»n.  wham.  Mary 
V.     Tlir>rn»ld»n. 


Mind.  He  Burrlrd  CuthrnBe.  diughTrr  of  Sir  Hal- 
luo  Femior,  kn.  r>r  K^non,  wi.liiw  of  Sir  Jol.n  Sliurk- 
bar;h,bir1,  nf  llhiieklHircb,  ia  Wiirwii:kibln,aiHl  hy 
thit  lady  bad. 

Knimo.hiiibrir. 

I^alberiiip,  m.  to  Rilward  tJoyJ,wn-nf  ISdifwonh, 
in  MiddWr-i.  rai>b<'arTr  to  Kint  UlLLita.and 

Mary,  m.  lo  Jnlin   HlrU,  nu|.  of  Tn-vrtkh,  In 


Hr  m.  Antif.  diBffhlrT  of  Jslin 
n  Hall, in  KalT-lk , and iiul iiwae 
(horln  Vr>.<>r..'.t.  b;irl. 


nh'ila,! 


s  ilie^l  h-'fi 


ONE 


ORM 


L,  OF  UPPER  CLANEBOYS. 


i^  i:t  ^ 


43. 


Extinct 


I  brtn^  from  die  Milratan  stock  from 
teat  noUe  family  of  O'Nsill  claims  de- 
•TAL  Rons  or  L'lstsr. 
r  O'Neill,  from  whom  the  territories 
lanaboys,  in  the  ooonties  of  Down  and 
•ired  their  name,  grandson  of  HroH 
I  of  Ulster  in  lltt,  recorered  thoM  lands 
^ish  (whidi  had  been  wrested  from  his 
loraaion  temtp.  Hisry  II.)*  and  bis  de- 
joyed  them  antil  the  reifn  of  Jamks  I. 
im  was  conquered  by  force  of  arms  from 
,  more  purchased  by  King  Jamu  from 
OM  part  left  in  their  positetfition,  which 
I  to  th"  O'Nbilu  uf  Shane  Castle.  King 
he  instituted  the  order  of  Haronets,  bad 
m  the  sabduins  the  clan  O'Nt'ill  in  lister, 
rr  hand— the  red  hand  of  O'Neill— was 
dfe  to  the  order. 

>'NsiLL»  in  consid<*ration  of  his  gallant 
e  battle  of  Kdge  Hill,  was  created  a  Ba- 
tg  CHAaLCS  I.  13th  NoTinnber,  \M3.  Sir 
ne  Ptnrb,  of  the  family  of  the  Karl  of 
and  dying  in  1080,  was  s.  by  his  son, 
XhH  U'Nbill,  one  of  the  judges  of  the 
ig's  Bench  in  Ireland  temp.  Jamks  II. 
f  Plonket,  sifter  of  Christopher,  tenth 
y,  and  dying  in  1GU4,  was  .«.  by  bis  son, 

nmr  O'Nkill.  This  gentleman  m.  first, 
ier  of  Mark  Bagot,  esq.  of  Mountarran, 
r  of  Carlow,  by  whom  he  had  an  only 

his  heir. 

ily.  Rose,  daughter  of  Captain  James 
1  by  that  lady  had  two  other  sons, 


bis  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 
■DALL  O'NiiLL,  who  m.  Mrs.  Margaret 
I  thus  terminates  any  recorded  aoconnt 
The  BABONtTcT  is  presumed  to  be  b\* 
who  called  himself 


CIS  O'Nsill,  the  sixth  baronet,  lived  a 
or  man  on  the  estate  of  thi>  late  liord 
ille  at  DoQth,  n<*ar  Drogh^da,  from 
ha  ranted  a  saoudl  farm  at  one-fourth  of 
e ;  bat,  erea  anable  to  pay  that,  he  was 
This  anfortunate  descendant  of 
die  patent  of  baronetry  in  his  pos- 
whethar  he  was  in  the  line  of  de- 
Ma  BOC  appear.  Baronetcies  have  been 
lly  aaaamed  in  Ireland  by  parties  wbo 
claim  whatsoerer,  bat  bring  rollatrral 
a  of  a  deceased  and  extinct  baronet,  may 
■foeered  the  patent  amoogut  his  paper)*. 
the  saBS  af  Sir  Francis  was  employed, 
veatf -#▼•  years  ago,  at  a  small  inn  near 


Dnlack,  in  the  capacity  of  <*  boots  and  ostler  "— 
tic  tnauii  gloria  wumdi* 

Arms—Arg.  two  lions  rampant  combatant  go.  and 
supporting  a  sinister  hand  conped  at  the  wrist  gn. ; 
in  chief  three  mullets  of  the  second  ;  in  base  a  salmon 
naiant  ppr. 

ORBY,  OF  CROYLAND. 


Crbatii) 
0th  Oct.  lo;>8. 


Extimct 
7th  Feb.  1734. 


Hinragr. 

I.  Thomas  Orbt,  esq.  of  Croyland  Abbey,  in  Lin- 
cflln^llire,  serrant  to  the  queen  mother,  was  created  a 
Karonet  in  1098.  He  m.  Katherine  Guemier,  of 
Prance,  and  dying  in  1001,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Charles  Orbt,  of  Croyland  Abbey,  who  at. 
Anne,  daughter  of  Richard  Swinglehurst,  gent,  of 
London,  and  relict  of  Thomas  Winter,  esq.  gOTemor 
of  Massalapatam,  in  the  Kast  Indies,  and  dying  in 
1716,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Tboas  Orbt,  of  Croyland  Abbey,  who 
m.  Lady  Charlotte  Main  waring,  daughter  of  Charlea 
Gerard,  Earl  of  Maoclesfteld,  and  had  an  only  dani^- 
ter  and  heir, 

Elisabeth,  who  m.  first.  Lord  John  Hay,  second 
•on  of  John,  second  Marquess  of  Tweeddala; 
and  secondly.  General  Robert  Hunter,  goremor 
of  Jamaica.  By  the  latter  she  was  ancestor  of 
the  Orbt  Huntbrs,  of  Croyland  Abbey. 
Sir  Thomas  died  in  1734,  and  with  him   the  title 

AXriRBD. 

Jrms— Erm.  three  cherrons  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second  a  lion  passant  guardant  or. 


ORMSBY,  OF  CLOGHANS. 


Crbatbu 
SOtb  Dec.  1612. 


Extinct 
0th  Aug.  1833. 


I.  CHARLXs-MoirrAooB  Ormsbt,  esq.  b.  S3rd  April, 
1707,  barristcr-at-law  and  king's  counsel,  son  of  Cap- 
tain Ormsby,  of  the  49th  regiment,  and  grandson  of 
Charies  Ormsby,  esq.  of  Clogbans,  in  the  county  of 
Mayo,  r(>c«>ived  the  honour  of  knighthood  in  latO,  and 
was  created  a  Baronbt  3Dth  December,  I81S.  Sir 
Charles  m.  in  17V4.  Klixabeth,  dangbttrr  of  Thomas 
Kingsbury,  esq.  and  left  two  sons.  He  d,  3rd  March, 
1818,  and  waTf.  by  the  elder, 

II.  Sia  Jambs  Oaxsar,  b.tlih  February,  1700,  who 
d.  a.  p.  in  IStt,  and  was  $.  by  his  brotbar, 

383 


osn 

OHO          1 

>.i.  sik  Tho«>>  o.».t.  b.  Mth  M».  irn  ^  n.  in 

«4.  of  WiTBohBo  Pork,  in  the  Munlj  ot  Eun.  II 
io.ior-I«Mr.l  in  «..  .rmv  ;  but  died  wllhoiil  U™. 

oDooI  Iho  v'"  H**'  •nJ  •'•■  •  V»  »*' 
11.  Bio  Uci  OiULDUnn,  *lw  BMfl 
duufhlcr  uil  Ixir  oT  VinUs  BUrn*o 
hill,  Id  ib«  county  of  Oibr«,  u4  kU 

HncuLU  Otm-DUIOH.  «<).  ■>(  CI»dIiD(ion,  » 
monied  Ihiim  i  Itan  nils  iunn  af  hi*  Bnl  and  trtn 
wift  foilid ;  by  the  Oiiid,  Judllb.  doughtcr  of  Tbom 


IfT  and  CO  htir  of  ^^tniav  lll|*o>fcw.  <^*3 
Harbonoib.  in  Wanttekikln.  aW  <k^[3 
a  gnat  aormian  <>(  tonmxa.     a>  W^NMI 

of  AleiaBdar  Pnann.  w^.  •!  Tkakr  Ut>»*^ 


[  Ricbani  SotparaU,  m^.  irf  I'|*b.  ■•  'M 
hire,  by  Pnnns.  U>  nh.  te«M»  ^  ■ 
niBl  Wonmao.  and  no  1.  hn  Mo  Mb 


y.  »—— — ^ 

Edaird  Barn,  ban.  e(  BBM^I,  ^.*^i|| 
and  daughRt  airf  ttir  W  Wr  Tb— W^S 
H.  >.  p.  «h  S«y(ab*r.  irik  B^B  •■  ■*! 


•  SttoKI  MB  bI  TbaeiAlliH  Thoriikatb  Goidoa,  e 


.■  L  ,H    ijj  vt}(,.J  t^  i).H<,    ,   f„) 


|.  Of  LillaD.  <■  Norfolk.  (Bca 


1. 1>  htmu  Wwi.  M).  vf  Ricbnonil.  I 


M  r>aa.  rf  WrttUfBink.  In  Knit, 
■  K«ir>H,  bat  hti   Do   Imh. 
J  ■(•  of  MnrlT,  Ob  Aufui, 


ii  lariMii|i«.  M  d«i«D>ud,  the  prnjiTialDn  uC 
icicnilT  lie  PUIniton-* 
1VA.  li'inc  In  Ihi  ni(n  af  HiMT 

•  ,  rtciUd  ID  in  oa«  [onnd  bHom 
1.  H^,  who  •■.  EliulKili,  dHifbur 


Jemii.  or  tb*  Iniivr  Tcdi|i1e.  i 
■rtpbn  of  A*  ConunoH  Plru  in  int  lun  ui 
Unmr  Vll.  d«la(  ll(>,  ud  belDflnRud  in 
thtUwwusltrMd.ll  Hanlr  VIII.  Leot  na- 

of  ihc  locln}  of  tbi  Inuir  Timplc,  in  vtakh 
ytir  b(  kad  •  cnni  fnm  (ht  kin(. "  Ihil  be 
lilt  nid  JubBpukioiUD.Iiirlba  thBctacomr, 
■bill  haia  full  llbcny.duinc  bialUa.u  »car 


CBtBptUsd  H  uka  Iha  oi 


dHlotlMtln(,a(hiarubtiH»ai  VII.    la 
l,lHkidi|at«ltojBaUcaa(l>rtckiiiKk. 
d  RadMC.  iB   Koutli   Wal». 
Ia(a  (fSBl  e(  ail  Uu  mawn 
ic  u  lb*  ■maaMy  at  H  iBKnBd.  Is 

eadal  Ika  baBBU- ■(  knUMbaad.     Tb*  maBT 


Taiaia,  ■•i  kiM  <■{  ifca  kUfto*,  hy 

jmol  WUIluR  ili<  Coaqaimri  la  ; 

Ma.  k£^llu»(rl  d>  falltDIInfi;  aa4  la  Ik*  | 

Ik  Ban  Ht  a  kMikl'i  frr.  Riciart  4* 
i  aw  o<  ika  iMtn  aad  H-kaIn  of  Ro- 
rd  rf  rVtaaby,  la  WatwMAIn,  nko  { 


llH|1u*.  flvlk.  «lEJIrd  aad  Haiad  la  tka  bmrart  of  F 
W,ke.Ha(b  Paklap«.ai><l  Akuadar  AM-uh.  ki>i 
lk>  Mkfl  aiwtlad  kf  RlikanI  iftiUU  a>4  M  ■(k  I'd 


•  Sh-Joba  Patinftau'isirf  vat  *»■>. 
widow-  d/  Tjrchbodrtie.  nii  at  Ihr  CBully  o' 
RoUc.i  She  d.  nod  Aufinl,  IMl.  Hti  Ibr 
tune  wu  diiidtd  bnmcn  bi*  d>ii(l>lf». 


Ibinll^.  U  Btr  -<  U\mf  i  In. 


BuiwiiT.  ■••  u  Sir  John  Lylllrun.  kBL 
HiunpbnT- 


9«^  ( 


iriiuncnl  for  the  dlT  sf  UudoD,  r*I^  Utiill  vtir. 
td  wr^t  iHrbannuly  murdrTrd  ui  <ba  mOtrnt,  in  lAIT.^ 
r  H.  Cubecine,  ma  of  lbs  ff-'i-'-  "'  Sir  Joho 
tMiriu.  lard  cbiif  junlR  of  tbt  CsoitBOB  Pleu.  ■nd 
■  wife.  dftDgbHr  ofWiUiuB  Dfrver,  U4.  af  U'^ 
mh«,  Buckl,  |k}  tbll  allitncT  tkt  InaiHirilf  Allilun. 
iEh  otber  rDU4id«nble  Iftoda  came  ibU  Lbefuuflir.] 
Id  b^  irmat. 

THumi,  bl>  beir. 

EUsabetb.  m.  tv  Jofan  Idne,  «q.  tai  ftfteT*u4a 
AJd«nhu  Sir  RkbHrd  Mallory,  knt,  of  Luwlim- 

4jiiiVj  ■!.  ID  Rkliaid  Cupper,  ef^.  vf  Glynplaii. 
la  du  oHaty  of  Oxford. 

MatSuM,  n.  llrMUiBniediclLc«.(W|.  ef  Bunlan, 
in  B(clu,  uid  KOHidlT.  m  Sir  TIwdih  S»i.  gf 

>»  »D  ud  beir, 


B  «iri  tn  (be  Unl 

prlrytMl. 

In  tbe 

i;ib  fl»lr  VI 

1.  «beB  CatboriD. 

•eniT  tbrx  jm 

n  of  •(■.  «H  foUBj 

nnt  gf  ihc 

or  Sir  Jofan  Bi 

dwiB,(«hori.tind 

DHmbn 

inlbea 

m»ym).   He 

of  knlfliUuxd  hoD 

«««-  M.mv, 

and  mi  the  doih  of 

Cr*.I«.u 

a.     H.wuaberilTofU 

irdof  El 

■nd  dyiof  Ind 

riac,  Ho 

«™,  1^..  ™.ejrd  in 

gnu  pOBIp  (u  Aila- 

burT.thccriHcarxri 

Uiewlleg-of 

■lU^lTtd  blD.  and  I.  HCMdl).  Tbomaa  Taahs 
«af .  **a  Uie  daiutbler  of  Hit  Tbotmit  KiWiB.  1 
Hencrare,  u  KutTblk,  and  by  h>r  hadaarilrini 


Ifaa  inad  aplnioB  ul  bU  a^wab  aa4  ■< 
I  bii  nnnce  ("d  rmrfviui,  ■■  ^aMa 


•  Ltu  .  B  i.k"  ^\Ur  Ibal  br  rc.Mcd  al  a  ve/j  ,<«II. 
M>  h..»-  ..I  tnlrk.  •alkd  llamplva  Cvrt.  .U  nlli 

t  A>u<ili»HibuliT«iin,ili>i6Ui~liaP>kii>(i-«.koi 
■>"B.  aud  ■  Mow  of  Kuban  Palnhw*}i>,  sf  Umtiom,  »f  r- 


iD  hit  Itfooea.  tlul   lbs    «■» 
r.  ud  tH,  u  tharUT.  wu  *ee«i 

tCtwbt  tumiiy  lb  LcknUrAhir'      '"  ' 
If  Banfdlrt  Buubuii, 


r  ftnl  hiM^nd  four  djngbler*, 
■  tuthtal  rrtmd  U  nuniifc  mii] 


£MM  L  bid  hli  Mtati  iHiiiutmd.  hu  booH  in  Buck- 
iBKbuoutiin  (ons  of  Ibe  ben  in  lliit  oiBDCyl  lerelkd 
witb  Uw  fnuDd,  unrl  lacb  iTcat  wuUv  DoauDJtnd  in 

in  ibc  hmil  wridiis  nf  bl>  lady,  ■mmiDC*  M  ClD.Ma. 
riverred.  foriiMBllk. 

rcMUr,  and  vu  (akcD 
il  whin  nitir. 
ward*  tried  for  lu>  life,  i 

iiallttd  and  ul  »  libsrtr.  bnl  ni  ulterwirdi  fined 
tJon,  ud  RiapeUnI  for  the  uM  Hne.  id  emfty  the 
nirlM  bonH,  Ibe  Mll>,  Ike  onin  leef,  ud  Dertiin 
cmund*  called  He><lua  HiU,  pireel  of  the  Bitole  ■■ 


li>liuy,Mni>iaia>SG 
«.)at 


ir  the  I 


maiti  mid.  Sir  Jgbn  «.  DarMby,  me  <it  (M  daofb- 
len  ofhla  (uardiMiiTbinaH.  I^rd  CmenllT,  and  bad 
wtlh  Iwa  daufblen,  the  eUa  •■■  to  AiiUhid)  Kim, 


..  _.    UloMoUxdAadley. 

»»  Wi  l-mtl.  M..in.  iU  tekbnled 
'TnUaal  M  ITUR  i;  <bcitilnt  lo  Sir 
Mk  Mrt  U>  )<wiitDi  lu  Sir  WUIiiin  Cob- 


ar;.!"' 


.ifA^ 


^ 


<\ 


b  limii.  of  C'lltirk,  whuH  four  daagb- 
[Cuhninc,  wira  uC  Tbumai  Bniillih, 
I  VmU.  al  OlllaT.  of  Derbyabin ;  Thto- 
U  *lft  nf  Stmud  Sparraw.  fan.  nl 
ttm:  ud  Lucy.  niCalinKrf  Pen,  of  Dt- 

lain  UStr  Richard  Palcnia, 


leltrr  wu  addteueJ,  which  lint  lo  tha  din 

very  of  tha  Cuupawder  plot.    |Sas  Bttmjt] 

Pirrtgr  aiid  Barumtltgr.} 

lir  HcDry  ■>.  ircinidly,  Bliulmh,  danfhur  nod  bi 

f  Sir  Philip  CalttaoiT.  km.  nt  Ervuton,  in  SulTbll 

Ddby  btrbadauo. 


■  Ihranih  Ihe  coonly-  tie  married  Catberii 
lauthlrr  of  Hir  Jatan  GoodwiD.  of  Winchcndi 
lackt,  and  had  furrivinc  iaaue. 


PAR 


PAR 


Sir  Philip  m.  secondly,  Hanah,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Philip  Bacon,  eaq.  of  Wolrerstone,  in  Suffolk,  relict 
of  Sir  Thomas  Bedingfeld,  and  by  her  had  two  other 
daughters,  Anne  and  Dorothy,  who  both  d.  unm.  He 
d.  about  the  year  KXM),  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  SiH  Philip  Parker,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter 
of  Samuel  Fortrey,  esq.  of  Byall-Fen,  in  Cambridge- 
shire, and  had  issue. 

Phi  UP,  his  successor. 

Cathcrins,  m.  to  Sir  John  Perceral,  who  was 
created  Viscount  PerceTal,  of  the  kingdom  of 
Ireland,  in  1715,  and  Earl  of  Egroont  in  1733. 
(Refer  to  Burrb's  Peerage  and  Haronetage.) 

Mary,  m.  to  Daniel  Dering,  esq.  grandson  of  Sir 
Edward  Dering,  hart,  of  Surenden  Dering. 

He  d.  about  1700,  and  was  9.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Philip  Parker,  M.P.  tcmjt.  Georgs  I. 
and  Gborgr  II.  for  Harwich,  who  inherited  Whaddon 
and  the  estates  of  the  Lokos,  on  the  decease  of  his 
uncle,  Calthnrpe  Long,  esq.  issueless,  and  assumed 
the  additional  surnames  of  A  Morliy-Lono.  He  m. 
Martha,  daughter  of  William  East,  esq.  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  and  had  two  daughters, 

Martha,  m.  to  John  Thynne  Howe,  second  Lord 

Chedworth,  but  d.  s.  p. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Plunkctt,  esq. 
Catharine. 

Sir  Philip  Parker-a-Morley-Long,  who  was  the  last 
heir  male  of  the  old  Lords  Morley,  died  90th  June, 
1740-1,  when  the  Baronktcy  rxpirku.  Whaddon  and 
the  property  attached  to  it  p«Ased,  under  the  will  of 
Sir  Walter  Long,  bart.  to  Thomas  Long,  esq.  of  Row- 
den  (refer  to  Bi.rke's  Commomrst  vol.  ir.  page  07), 
and  his  own  estates  to  his  daughters  as  co-heirs. 

Arms — Arg.  a  lion  passant  gu.  between  two  bars 
sa.  thereon  three  bezants,  two  and  one,  in  chief  as 
many  bucks'  heads  caboshed  of  the  second. 


PARKKK,  or  RVITON. 


Crf.aiki) 
S-iiid  May,  U'u  \. 


l'\riM  I 
I'.ith  April,  1750. 


Hinragr. 

The  family  of  r:irk»»r  was  of  great  antiquity  in  the 
county  of  Sussox,  and  itn  progenitor,  (Jeffrey  Parker, 
of  Bexley,  \*  mentioned  in  deeds  13  Edward  I. 

John  Pirkir,  em],  of  Hatton,  represientative  of  the 
family  in  th*-  early  part  of  the  sixteenth  century-,  was 
deputy  to  (Jeorpc  Bolevn.  Lord  Rochford,  warden  of 
the  ('inque  Ports.  He  m.  first,  Jane,  daughter  of 
Rirhanl  Sarkville,  e!*q.  (»f  HucLhurst,  and  had  by 
her  a  Aon  and  daughter,  vi«. 

TnoMAii,  his  heir. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Eilward  Cage,  knt.  of  Firle, 
in  Sussex. 

He  m.  secondly,  Jane.  daui;liter  of  William  Farnlield. 
of  SuMex,  and  had  two  sonn,  namely. 

Thomas,  of  East  Bourne,  who  married  Fliiabeth, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Selwyn.  esq.  of 


issue. 
Edward,  whow  dughtar. 
Palmer,  esq.  yoanctr  warn  wiSbtT 
knt. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Parur,  esq.  of  Ractoa,  fas  I 
Eleanor,  daoisliter  of  Williaaa  WaUcr, 
bridge,  in  Kent,  and  had  two  mma, 

Nicholas  (Sir),  knC  hk  heir. 

John  (Sir),  knt.  ootoncl  oC  iMt  1 
captain  of  PeBdemda  Caatle,  la 
patent  during  Uie.  Ha  died  IMh 
aged  serenty,  unmarried. 

Thomas  Parker  died  lOth  April,  UM,  i 
his  son. 

Sir  Nicholas  Paaaia,  knt.  ef  fta 
first,  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  WOliai  G 
of  Powderfaam,  in  Devon ;  aeoondly,  Bi 
ter  of  John  Baker,  esq.;  and  dbiril 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Temple,  hait.  ei 
The  two  former  died  s.  js.  bat  by  ^ 
issue. 

I.  Tnoaas,  his  heir. 
II.  John,  d.  M.  p.     * 

III.  Robert,  d.  v.  p.  unm. 

IV.  Nicholas. 

V.  Henry,  d.  nnm. 

I.  Anne,  m.  first,  to  Adrian  Moote.c 
Hants:  and  aeoondly,  to  Sir  J«ft 
II.  Mary,  died  unm. 

Sir   Nicholas  died  9th   March,    1619,  a 
three,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Parkcb,  knt.  of  Rattan,  i 
delphia,  daughter  of  Henry  Leaaani,  Bj 
the  South,  and  had  issue, 

George,  his  heir. 

Grace,  m.  to  Sir  William  rampioa,  I 

well,  in  Kent. 
IMiiladelphia,  m.  to  Sanniel  Bn\*.  t* 

hnr«t,  in  Ki  nt. 
Kurlif'I.  ;/i.  to  William  (;cr.e«q.  't  S 

ton.  Ill  \  <)rL.!>li)r«'. 
Cathi-rinr.  m.  to  .Sir  Tli'nia*  N  '■xt  ii 

in  Su5s«\.  aiil  diej  ixiA  M.i>.  IT*. 

ilau^hti>r!« :   Philadtlphi.t.  niAm«v  v- 

I)vk«-,  l».irt.  and  C'.ith«'nne.  m»mft.' 

Branuttnn,  (>Kq.  of  Skreens. 
Anne,  m.  firht,  to  John  Shirley.  n\.  ^ 

Su»sex  ;    and   secondly,  to  Frudi 

esq. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Thomas,  Earl  of  B«fU 

Sir  Thomatt  died  31st  May,  1003.  a^  asQ 
wa.H  $.  by  his  M>n, 

(>f.or«:k  P\RkCR.  esq.  of  Rattaa.  vks 
ilaiiRhtt'r  of  Sir  Richard  Newdegate.bsft  i 
WarwicVtihire.  seTJrant-atlaw.  aad  kainn 

Kohert,  hi^  heir. 

Kirhard.  of  H editor.  Backs,  who  m.im 
t«  r  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Clilen,  * 
worth,  in  Middlesex,  aad  bad  s  « 
and  three  daughters:  Joliaaa.  m.^^ 
yer.  eKq. ;  Anne.  d.  unm.;  aad  EhPl 
WiUiam  Buwyrr.  esq. 

Mr.  Parker  died  l:tth  July.  lflS,^cdlfty4 
was  (.  by  his  son. 

I.  KoBi.RT  P«RKER.  est],  of  Ranan.vbse 
a    lUaoNET  nnd    May.  1674.     Ht  sk  Sa 
duitphter  of  Geon;e  <1inte,  ceq.  sf  BiWM  ( 
in  Surrey,  and  had  issue, 
Gf.uRcr.  his  heir. 


PAR 


PAS 


lo  d.  ».  p.  in  the  Bast  Indies. 

ed  abriMd  s.  f. 

UTw(ei^at>Uw,  4.  vDinmrried  1st  Jana- 

rho  <f.  uiunsrried. 

mng. 

is.  m,  to  Colonel  Piper,  of  Essex. 

ocb  Norember,  1091,  sfed  thirtynwyen, 
us  son, 

4)B  PABKn,  of  Ratton,  who  m.  Msry, 
r  Walter  Bagot,  bart.  of  Blithfield,  in 
md  had  issue, 

is  heir. 

ed  an  ensign  in  the  Guards. 

lied  nnmarried,  aged  twenty^three,  in 

o  Thomas  Luxford,  esq.  of  Laming,  in 


HiA,  m,  to  Nathaniel  Trayton,  esq. 
16th  June,  I7i0,  and  was  succeeded  by 

.TBR  Parkcr,  of  Ratton,  at  whose  de- 
Ml  19th  April,  17A0,  the  Baron rrcr 
T.  The  ChalTington  property  passed 
Thomas  Faller,  esq.  fourth  son  of 
esq.  of  Rose  HiU  and  Waldron,  Su«- 
irried  Eleanor,  daughter  of  John  Lid- 
a  lady  was  heiress  both  to  the  Traytous 


ettte  and  a  fess  or. 


SONS,  OF  LANG  LEY. 


EXIINCT 

iu  1812. 


Htneage. 

Ks,  of  Northampt<miihire,  the  first  of 
n  record,  was  father  of 

It,  esq.  of  Boreny,  in  the  county  of 
the  daughter  of  —  Cutler,  and  left  a 

bsorii,  knt.  of  Bovrny,  who  m.  Kliza- 
aad  sole  heir  uf  .Sir  John  Kiddermin 
',*  and  was  m.  by  his  f»on, 
ABSONS,  esq.  of  Laii;;Iey,  in  the  county 
•  was  created  a  nAsuNrr  9th  April, 
Elisabeth,  dan.;>.t«-r  snd  heir  of  Sir 
«s,  knt.  and  had.  with  two  daughters, 
i^olonel  Paraons,  who  m.  the  daughter 
irker,  and  H,  m.  p.  and  an  elder,  hi* 
t  liM  year  10M,t 


II.  Sir  John  Parsons,  who  m,  Catherine,  daughter 
of  Sir  Clifford  Clifton,  knt.  and  co-heir  of  her  brother. 
Sir  William  Clifton,  of  Clifton,  in  the  county  of  Not- 
tingham, bart.  and  wss  s.  by  his  only  son, 

III.  Sir  William  Parsons,  who  m.  first,  Franoea, 
daughter  of  Henry  Dutton,  esq.  and  had  issue, 

John,  fellow  of  Merton  College,  Oxford,  died  in 

his  father's  lifetime. 
William,  lieutenant  in  Colonel  Cholmondeley's 

regiment  of  Foot,  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  John 

Frampton,  esq.   of  the   Exchequer,  and   had 

issue, 
Mark,  who  succeeded  his  grandfather. 

Grace,  to  whom  her  maternal  aunt,  the  Duchess 
of  Northumberland,  left  a  considerable  for- 
tune. 

Sir  William  m.  secondly,  Isabella,  fifth  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  James  Holt,  esq.  of  Castleton,  in  Lanca- 
shire, and  relict  of  Delaral  Dutton,  esq.  but  had  no 
other  issue.  He  d.  about  1700,  and  was  t,  by  his 
grandson, 

IT.  Sir  Mark  Parsons,  who  d.  unm.  in  I81S,  when 
the  Baron rrcT  became  extinct. 

Arms—ATg.  a  chevron  between  three  holly  leayes 
erect  Tert. 


PASTON,  OF  OXNEAD. 


Created 
8th  June,  lOtS. 


Extinct 
Uth  Dec.  17». 


ILineage. 

The  ancient  and  "  worshipful"  family  of  Paston 
settled  in  England,  according  to  many  creditable  wri- 
ters, immediately  after  the  Conquest;  and  Wolstan, 
the  first  recorded  ancestor,  is  stated  to  hare  had  a 
grant  of  lands  at  Paston,  in  Norfolk,  whence  he  de- 
rived his  surname. 

SiK  William  Paston,  knt.  bom  at  Paston,  son  and 
heir  of  Clement  Paston,  by  Beatrix,  his  wife,  daughter 
and  heir  of  John  de  Sorocrton,  adopted  the  legal  pro- 
fession, and  wss  one  of  the  judges  of  the  court  of 
Common  Pleas  temp.  Hbnrt  VI.  He  married  Agnes, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Edmund  Berry,  knt.  and 
had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Edmund,  who  was  retained  in  1471,  by  Richard, 
Duke  of  Gloucester,  constable  and  admiral  of 
England,  to  senre  him  with  the  king,  in  his 
Toy  age  orer  sea,  for  a  whole  year,  with  three 
srchers,  well  horsed,  armed,  and  arraied. 

Walter. 

William  (Sir),  knt.  a  devoted  adherent  of  the 
Lancastrisn  cause,  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Edmund  Beaufort,  Duke  of  Somerset, 
and  had  two  daughters. 


is  wife,  dasghler  of  Sir  William  Gerrard, 

ri  of  Sir  William  Par«on«.  the  flrtt  harr»- 
f,  la  IdW,  lA  Henry  Sey uiuar,  exi.    Frum 
SF 


the  Seymoar*  it  patted  by  tale  to  Lord  Matbam,  aad 
fnttn  hit  lordship  wai  parcbaied,  in  1738,  by  the  Duke 
of  Mrfflboroagb,  whote  ■accr«M>r  mM  the  park  and  manor 
to  Sir  Robert- Bateion  Haivry,  bait. 

401 


P  K  L 


PEN 


Deax  Pail,  of  Rodboroufh.  (Refer  to  Burki.'s  Pter- 
age  and  Barouftagf.) 

ilruM— Ar;;.  on  a  fewe  ax.  three  croiuiletB  or,  in 
baM  t-.ree  ermine  spots. 


PAYLER,  OF  THORALBY. 


Crkatiid 
28th  June,  104S. 


F.ITINCT 

in  1706. 


Uinrage. 

I.  Edward  Payi.kr,  esq.  of  Tboralby,  in  the  county 
of  York,  who  was  created  a  Barunet  in  1612,  married 
Anne,  daughter  of  William  \VatkiuBon,esq.  and  dying 
about  1610,  was  s.  by  bis  grandson  (the  son  of  his  son 
Watkinson), 

II.  Sir  Watkikson  Paylkr,  of  Thoralby,  who  m. 
Alathea,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  NorclifTe,  knt.  of 
Langton,  but  died  without  surriTing  issue  in  1706, 
when  the  Baronrtcy  sxriRiD. 

*,*  Thumas  Turner,  of  Kent,  assumed  the  surname 
of  Paylrr  .some  time  after  Sir  Watkinson 's  death. 
He  had,  with  a  daughter,  Margaret,  wife  of  the  Rev. 
Edward  Taylor,  of  BifroiM,  a  son,  the  late  Thomas- 
Watkinson  Payler,  esq.  of  Heden. 

Arms—iia.  on  a  bend  or,  between  three  lions  pas- 
sant guardaut  arg.  as  many  mullets  of  six  points 
pierced  sa. 


PELSANT,  OF  CLIP 

STON. 

Vhekteu 
Sth  Mar.  1713.14- 

KXTI\«1 

ILinrngr. 

Ki  hEBirs  Pel>ant,  enq.  son  and  heir  of  F^nsfbiiiit 
Pelsaiit,  esquire  of  the  body  to  Ciiari>n  1.  ul  Ciidfby, 
ill  the  ruunty  of  Leicester,  by  Anne,  hix  necond  wife, 
nister  of  Sir  (ieorge  KuKwell,  burt.  of  ('lipntoii,  in 
Northaniptonsbire,  inherit*  d  that  eKtatc  and  a.osuuird 
the  surn;im(f  of  Blswei.i..  He  wi.  Frances*,  only 
dau-'Jiter  of  Sir  Richard  Win^eld.of  Tickencote,  and 
huil  three  fiontt,  Flisi.niir.s,  f ieorge,  and  Wingficld. 
The  ehteot, 

I.  KrsKHirs  Bisw  i:i.i.,  esq.  of  ('lip^tnn,  was  created 
a  B^iio.sKi  in  1713  14.  He  m.  lir.-*t,  He-ter,  urcond 
daughter  of  Sir  Charles  Skyni^ther.  knt.  of  Nurbury 
Manor,  in  Staffordshire  ;  and  se«-onilly.  Honor,  dauf:!) 
ter  of  Ralph  Sneyd,esq.  of  Keel,  in  the  same  i'oun:\. 
By  the  latter  he  had  a  dauf^hter,  Franceii.  He  dii  d 
without  male  issue,  when  the  Bakunkfcv  becami*  f  \- 

TINCT. 

>4rmc— Arg.  five   loxenges  in   fesse   between  three 
Leai-'  htatU  entki-d  gu.  luiizzlid  or. 


PENEYSTONE,  OF  LEIGH. 


Created 
25th  Not.  161i. 


ESTV 

tlih  Dm 


John  (Sir) 

Thomas, 

William. 


{ 


Thin  family  claimed  descent  fi 

Sir  Thumis  dk  Pcntstom,  knt.  of  Trkio.  n 

wall,  liring  in  the  time  of  the  Coa^aeror,  v 

three  sons, 

witnesses  to  the  fooBdatiao 
of  the   nnnnery  off  kifk 
Yorkshire,  made  hy 
drenais. 
From  tlie  eldest  son. 

Sir  John  de  Pextston,  knt. 
fourth  degree. 

Sir  Giles  Pekyitton,  knt.  who  hnOt  Ftay 
the  county  of  York ,  and  enjoyed  great  ftmtm 
Cornwall  by  Isabel,  his  wife.     His  son  and  h 

Sir  CvEurrERY  Pent  stum,  knt.  liriaf  at  P 
t€my.  Henry  111.  was  crandfather  oC 

Sir  Edvlnu  Pentstun,  m-bo  m.  B—uU,< 
and  heir  of  Sir  (ieoflery  Pauconherg,  aal  fi 
the  manor  of  Beaconafield,  in  Buckiaghan^Mp 
Edward  II.    He  was  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Walter  Pbnystuw,  who  m.  Pailhf,d 
of  Sir  Humphrey  Inglcby,  knt. :  bat  wtpaal 
a  lung  line  of  deKcendants,  all  of  whoM  htm 
tinguished  slliances,  to 

Tiiuvts  Pr.vF.sruNE.  of  Beacon»firlJ,«bs  « 
belli,  (l.iU);hter  nt  lliintphn-v  V*bf>^}J,  of  Hr 
and  li.dl  <i«'\er»l  Mins  uiul  d.«u^Kti-r«  «iM>  If 
tority.  rilc>M\<«,  the  eldriil  v.>ii.  died  iu  hi»  I< 
and  left  iMue  by  M.ury.  \n*  vifr-,  JauirhTir«ai 
of  John  Somer,  e.nq.  \>i  Ni»Iand.  ID  KraS.  a: 
rton, 

I.  Sin  'rnoM*.s  r»MMii\t,  wl,o  %\.Mrr*^l.T^ 
niuther'ft  inhent.iiKC,  b«Mn>e  M^-it-  d  At  Lnc^  i^ 
»ex;  and  havioK  rrcened  the  bonuar  >a  ka#i 
was  created  a  Barunat  YJth  Nnrtmber.  Mil  I 
finit,  Anne,  fourth  dauchter  of  Mr  WdhsnS 
lious«>  ;  and  secondly.  Martha,  lonrtk  lisaftb" 
Thoiuati  Temple,  bart.  of  Stiiwr  ;  bat  kv  rks*  1 
had  noHurviving  issue.  Sir  Thomas  ■•  tkifil*  K 
beth,  dauchter  and  »«>le  heir  oi  >irTW«s»*s 
of  Halstead.  in  Kent,  witlow  of  Sir  WiUisn  P*P 
by  her  hud  two  daughters,  th^  eMrr.  BuiM 
to  John  Hastings.  v*\  of  Dalisfsrd.  la  W«>w 
Kliire  ;  the  younger.  t«>  Sir  James  4»tnr.  Lat-  ■* 
in  rh.incery  :  and  two  sons.  Joha,  wbn  /■  iR  I** 
un  elder,  his  »uc*-essor  at  hi*  derease  rimi  li*i 

II.  iSiR  Thuvah  PrMikTn\E.  «f  Csisatl.  ■ 
«-nunt>  of  Oxford,  Hho  m.  I.lushetb.  sah  ^ 
and  heir  of  Sir  Comeliu*  Fairmedow . laL  rf  I* 
and  had  i<uKu- , 

Tiioti\s,  1    .u  _j  •  '       -^ 

>  third  and  ftmrik  saiMwn 

t  IIRHEIMIW  .    ) 

('harlr]>,  </■  num. 

He  died  about  the  year  1674.  and  was  «.  ^  kn  < 
son. 

III.  Sir  Thou %v  Prsfv«Tti\E.  who 4aid  ■*■ 
in  in7tf,  and  w.i!«  t.  by  hi«  bn4beT, 

4i»l 


#viA-/       PEP 

FAiuuBDom  PBHBTflTORi,  wbo  M,  fint,  Eli* 
mgbter  of  Sir  Conpton  Read*  but.  of  Ship* 
M  county  of  Oxford ;  and  Mcondly,  Mary, 
of  —  Powii«y,  oaq.  of  Old  Windaor,  Berks, 
V  of  Sir  Wilttam  Paul,  kat.  of  Braywick,  in 

coaaty,  Vut  d.  ».  p.  Mth  December,  1705, 

B  A  BOM  arc  T  bxpirbd. 

Arg .  three  Comiah  dMmfha  ppr 


»£NNYMAN,  OF  MARSKE. 


EXTIIICT 

SSnd  Aug.  1643. 


fttnragf. 

PiMBTnAM,  ea^  of  Onnsby,  in  the  county  of 
■I  whoae  eldeat  son  and  heir,  Colomxl  Sih 
jiryham,  knt.  of  Onnsby,  created  a  baronet 
the  eximtt  baronets  of  Onnsby  derire  (see 
Ptermge  and  Brnnmetage),  had  an  illegitimate 

M  PmiiTHAii,  one  of  the  masters  in  chan- 
«rof 

UAV  PBliRTiiA9i,rsq.  of  Marskcinthecoanty 
wbo  was  created  a  BAaoNrr  Ath  May,  16^8. 
iaaa  was  a  xealons  supporter  of  the  royal 
id  Ib  high  favour  with  the  king,  who  made 
rum  of  Oxford  and  colonel  of  a  regiment  of 
I  a.  Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of  William 
aaq.  hot  died  issueless  ttnd  August.  1643, 
bmied  In  Christ  Chunrh  Cathedral,  Oxford, 
:  BsBONsrcT  became  extinct. 

>Gn.  a  cher.  erm.  between  thrre  half'Sprars, 
•««••  or,  headed  arg. 


EBELL,  OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 


M74i. 


EXTIWCT 

tith  July,  1730. 


ftinrogr. 

X4«u  PtrraRBLL,  descended  from  a  Coruish 
Nrt  a  MtfiTO  by  birth  of  New  England,  hia 
having  fettled  there,  was  bred  a 
attained  high  reputation  and  wealth 
iBo  world  ;  but  his  pn«ate  affairs,  al- 
and weighty,  not  entirely  engross- 
,  he  devoted  the  remainder  of  his 
ine  of  die  public.  He  was  early  in 
represent  his  town  in  the  great  and  ge- 
■d  MMmer  than  customary  had  a  neat  at 
•■•  of  his  ma/eaty's  rnuncil,  to  whirh 
he  was  ever  afterwards  elected  until 
•f  hia  docaasc.    lie  was  also  a  cokmel  in  the 


(he 
ni  to 
Dt,  a 
I  as 


PEP 

militia  of  New  England,  and  so  highly  did  he  stand  in 
public  estimation,  that  when  the  project  was  formed 
by  the  New  England  goremment  for  the  reduction  of 
Loubbourgh,  he  was  made  choice  of  and  commissioned 
by  the  goremori  of  the  aeveral  provinces  to  command 
the  troops  upon  the  important  occasion.  It  was  the* 
united  voice  of  the  province  "  that  his  appointment  to 
the  chief  command  gave  them  great  satisfaction  and 
hopes ;"  and  those  hopes  were  not  disappointed,  for 
Lonisbourgh,  after  sustaining  a  siege  of  forty-nine 
days,  surrendered  to  the  arms  of  Lieatenant-General 
Pepperell,  with  die  fortresses  and  territory  thereunto 
belonging,  thus  crowning  the  expedition  with  triumph. 
For  thb  signal  service  he  was  created  a  Baronkt  I5th 
November,  1740,  **  as  Six  William  Pbppbrxll,  of  the 
province  of  Massachusetts,  in  North  America,"  and 
had  a  grant  of  arms  conferred  upon  him  at  the  same 
time  to  perpetuate  the  memory  of  the  event.  Sir 
William  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Samuel  Hirst,  esq.  of 
Boston,  in  New  England,  and  died,  aged  sixty-three, 
S2nd  August,  1759,  leaving  an  only  daughter  and 
heir, 

Elibaskth,  who  M.  Nathaniel  Sparhawk,  mer- 
chant, of  New  England,  and  had  issue, 

Nathaniel  Sparhawk,  whose  son  was  recently 
residing  in  America. 

William  Sparhawk,  who  succeeded  to  the 
pr6perty  of  his  maternal  grandMther,  and 
took  the  name  of  Peppbrcll. 

Samuel  Sparhawk. 

Andrew  Sparhawk. 

Mary  Spaihawk,  m*  to  Charles  Jervis,  M.D. 
of  Boston. 
At  the  decease  of  Mr  William,  the  Babonbtct  bx- 

PIRCD. 

Arms— Arg,  a  chevron  gu.  between  three  pine<ones 
ven,  with  the  augmentation  of  a  canton  of  the  second, 
charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first. 


PEPPERELL,  OF  BOSTON,  IN  THE 
PROVINCE  OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 

Cbkatbd  IKh  Nov.  1774.— Extinct  18th  Dec.  1816. 

Htneagf. 

I.  William  Sparhawk,  esq.  aon  of  Nathaniel  Spar- 
hawk, of  New  England,  merchant,  by  Eubabrth 
PBrrcRELL,  only  daughter  and  heir  of  Lieutenant- 
Cieneral  Sir  William  Pepperell,  bart.  having  become 
heir  to  bis  grandfather  at  the  decease  of  that  distin- 
guished ofhcer  in  1790,  assumed  the  surname  of  Pbp- 
PBRiLL,  and  was  created  a  Baronbt  9th  November, 
1774.  He  m.  12th  November,  1767,  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  the  Hon.  Isaac  Royall,  of  his  nuyesty's  council 
in  Massachusetts'  Bay,  and  had  issue, 

WiLLUM-RuYALL,  b.  5th  July,  1775;  d.  S7th  Sep- 
tember, 1798. 
ELIZ4BLTH  RoTALL,  Ml.  the  Rcv.  Henry  Hutton, 
M.A.  rector  of  Beaumont,  in  Essex,  and  sur- 
vives his  widow  w.'th  four  sons  and  six  daugh- 
ters. 
Maby,  m.  to  U  illiam  Congreve,  esq.  of  Congreve, 
in  Staffordshire,  and  of  Aldermanstou,  in  Berk- 
shire. 
HARRirr,  relict  of  Sir  Charles  Thomas  Palmer, 
bart.  of  Wanlip  Hall,  in  Leirrstersiiire. 
Sir  William  d.  IHth  December.  iHiu,  when  the  Baron- 
irrrv   LxriRAD,  and  his  daughters  became  his  heirs. 
The  American  enutes  were  confiscated  during  the  war 
I  of  the  Independence. 

^rSM— As  PErPABfcLLOft  MAMACHl'ftnift. 

405 


PET 


PET 


>HN  Pmmuall,  wbo  m.  in  I68t,  Frances, 
Colonel  TliOBiM  Legh,  of  Adlington,  iu 
fed  dying  in  17tl,  was  «.  by  his  ton, 
mohai  PnaALL.    This  gentleman  m.  M im 
1  had  a  aon, 

rho  m.  CharloCt*.  daoghter  of  Thomas, 
Cdepeper,  and  died  before  his  father  in 
IcsTing  two  dataghtent  hb  co-heirs,  tiz. 
NGis,  ■•.  to  Thomas  Ireland,  esq.  of  the 
maty  of  Salop,  and  had  a  son. 
■RixA,  baptised  in  170S,  m.  to  John,  third 
arl  of  Breadalbane. 

4.  in  Fehraary,  17  IS,  and  since  that  time 
TCT  has  lain  dosha  NT. 


ffsmie  flourette  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
ofthcArst. 


TTUS,  OF  RACKHEATH. 


IMI. 


EXTIWCT 
31st  Jaly,  1773. 


fttnrage. 

*Brrcs,  an  opulent  citisen  of  Norwich,  wiio 

in  St.  Sdmond's  Charch,  Lombard  Street, 

m  Ctfher  of 

TVS,  &t  the  city  of  Norwich,  gent,  who  m. 

•Jt,  widow  of  Simon  Dethick,  esq.  and  left 

irir, 

'rrrcs,  esq.  major  of  Norwich  in  1501 ,  who 

I,  danghter  of  Simon  Dethick,  esq.  of  Nor* 

id  iasve, 

hrh  his  heir. 

V  mayor  of  Norwich  in  1014,  died  in  1030, 
Iff  by  Cecily,  his  wife,  daughter  of  William 
,  •f  Hempstead,  in  Norfolk, 
BimBt  of  London,  who  m.  Mary,  danghter 
r  Sir  Prtor  Gleane,  knt.  of  Norwich,  and 
ad  a  numerous  progeny. 
Inr,  who  left  issue. 
I.  d.  s.  p. 

Ik,  m.  to  Augustine  Whale,  gent,  of  Nor- 
sk to  Humphrey  Camden,  of  I^ndoii. 
as.  to  Mr.  Alderman,   Robert  Debuy,  of 


I  PnTcrs.  knt.  m.  Bridget,  daughter  and 
lagnsCine   (.'urtin,  esq.  of  Honnington,  in 
I  hnd  one  son  and  four  daughters,  %ix. 
IH,  Ma  heir. 

■.  to  lUbcrt  Knightly,  esq.  of  OfTchurrh, 
I  ennnty  of  Warwick. 
in.  as.  to  Sir  Petrr  Saltingxtall,  knt.  of 
way.  in  the  county  of  Hertford. 
I,  m.  to  Martin  Sidley,  esq.  of  Morley,  in 
db. 

th,  tf.  «.  f . 

vlto  Ml  a  benefaction  to  the  preachers  of 

il  Clmrch  at  Norwich,  which  b  comme- 

na  annnai  sermon,  d.  0th  April,  1013.  and 

rsfini  Prrrus,  who,  like  his  father,  re- 


ceived the  honour  of  knighthood.  He  m.  Arst,  Mary, 
danghter  of  Henry  Vylett,  esq.  of  Lynn,  and  had  a 
son, 

Thohas,  his  heir. 

Sir  Augustine  m.  secondly,  Abigail,  daughter  of  Sir 
Arthur  Hereningham.  knt.  of  Hereningham,  in  Suf- 
folk, and  by  that  lady  had  two  other  sons,  riz. 

Thomas,  (bearing  the  same  name  as  his  half-bro- 
ther,) m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Calibut  Walpole, 
esq.  of  Houghton,  which  lady  surviring  him.  m. 
secondly.  Sir  Henry  Hungate,  knt.  of  Braden- 
ham,  in  Norfolk. 
John. 

The  eldest  son, 

I.  Thomas  PrmT8,esq.  of  Rackheath,  in  the  county 
of  Norfolk,  for  his  zeal  and  fidelity  to  the  royal  cause, 
was  created  a  Baron rr  by  King  Charles  I.  33rd  Sep- 
tember, 1041.  Sir  Thomas  m.  first,  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Thomas  Knyret,  knt.  of  Ashwellthorpe,  in 
Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Augustine,  d.  s.  p. 

John,  successor  to  his  elder  brother. 

His  first  wife  dying  in  1053,  Sir  Thomas  m.  secondly, 
Anne,  daughter  of  Arthur  Ererard,  esq.  of  Stow 
Park,  Suffolk,  who  surriring  him,  m.  secondly,  Ed- 
ward Warner,  esq.  of  Parham,  in  the  same  county. 
Sir  Thomas  d.  31st  November,  1054,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  PETTUS,whom.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
of  Walter  Overbury,  esq.  of  Barton,  in  Warwick- 
shire,  and  had  one  son,  who  died  in  minority,  and  a 
daughter, 

Elisabeth,  his  sole  heir,  who  m.  Rowland  Oke- 
orer,  esq.  of  Okeorer,  in  Derbyshire. 

Sir  Thomas  was  sheriff  of  Norfolk  in  1004.  He  d.  in 
1G71,  and  was  *.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  John  Pittus.  F.R.S.  who  m.  Mary,  daugh- 
ter and  coheir  of  Nicholas  Bnrwell,  esq.  of  Gray's 
Inn,  and  niece  of  Sir  John  Burwell,knt.  of  Rongham, 
in  Suffolk,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Horatio,  his  heir. 

John. 

Robert. 

Charles. 

Prances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Faucett,  rector  of 
Castor,  near  Norwich. 
Sir  John,  who  was  cupbearer  to  King  Charlks  II.  King 
Jamks  II.  and  King,  William,  and  one  of  the  commis- 
sioners of  appeals,  died  35th  October,  1006,  aged  fifty> 
eight,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

IV.  Sia  HoRATiu  PsTTLs.  Thu  gentleman  m.  Eli- 
sabeth, youngest  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Meers,  knt. 
of  Kirtoii,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  who  died  in  the  twenty-first  year  of  his 

age,  in  1733,  onm. 
John,  his  successor. 
Horatio,  sixth  baronet. 

Mary,  m.  to  Leonard  Batchelor,  eM].  of  Norwich. 
Anna-Maria. 

He  d.  0th  March,  1731,  and  was  '.  by  his  eldest  sur- 
viving son, 

V.  KiR  John  Prrrcs,  who  m.  Rebecca,  daughter  of 
Edmund  Prideanx,  esq.  of  Prideaux  Place,  in  Corn- 
wall, and  grandaughter  of  Dr.  Humphrey  Prideaux, 
dran  of  Norwich,  but  died  without  male  issue  in  May, 
1743,  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

VI.  Sir  Horatio  Prm:s,  who  d.  m.  p.  31st  July, 
1773,  when  the  Baronktct  ixpired. 


ilrms— Uules,  a  fesse  argent  between  three  annulets 


or. 


407 


( 


PEY 


PEY 


lie  P«jtia,  aad 


PEYTON,  OF  ISLEHAM. 


Cbe%tcd 
«tnd  May,  ICll. 


ExnscT 
IMa  Ort.  ISI5. 


Emcagr. 

The  Pbtto>&,  Camden  ob«erTe»,  hare  had  a  com- 
mon progenitor  with  the  I'FroBD*.  who  b«-came  Eaiis 
of  Suffolk.*  the  founder  of  both  being  William  Mallet, 
a  Norman  baron,  who  vas  sheriff  of  Yorkshire  in  the 
3rd  of  WiLLUH  I.  and  obtained  grants  of  sundry  lord- 
ships and  manors  from  the  crown,  amon^  which 
were  Sibton  and  Peyton  Hall,  which  he  possessed  at 
the  time  of  the  surrey-.  "  Iselham  fsays  the  same 
author^  formerly  belonged  to  the  Bernard*,  which 
came  to  thr  family  of  the  Peytons  by  marriagi*.  \^  hich 
kjiightly  family  of  Peyton,  flowed  out  of  the  same 
male  stock,  when  the  I'ffords.  Earls  of  Suffolk,  de- 
•cendeil :  albeit  they  assumed  the  surname  of  Peyton, 
according  to  the  use  of  that  age,  from  their  manor  of 
Peyton  Hall,  in  Boxfoid.  in  the  county  of  Suffolk." 

The  first  of  the  family  by  the  name  of  Pbttux  upon 
record,  was 

Rci»iN%i.D  DC  Pkttos,  second  son  of  Walter.  Lord 
of  Sibton.  younger  brother  of  Mallet,  sheriff  of  York- 
shire. This  Reginald  held  the  lordships  of  Peyton 
Hall,  in  H<tmshold  and  Boxford,  in  Suffolk,  of  Hugh 
de  Bigoil :  be  was  sewer  to  Roger  Bieod,  Earl  of  Nor 
folk,  and  ;::ive  Unds  to  the  monk«  of  Thetfnrd.tn  l*riy 
for  the  «''ul  of  Hii£h  RigtHl.  Ht?  hail  two  »on*,  W  ir,- 
I.MV.  w'.ii*  :..^M  r»rt,iiii  l.itiii«  in  Boxi'unl.  of  thf  f ■  e  of 
the  ahbt-y  <■!  S».  V.  lniu!».i>bury,  <i«  apprir^  b\  ••li.irt-r 
of  hi*  nei»l»»-w  J"iiM.  an  J 

riitisin  p^rin.tu.  ^\  illi  iTii   ■■♦■   ( 'i>:»ini  t...  I,-»rvl   nf  H  ■!•■» 
(or<\.  jr.«iiT»-d  ;i'.l  lii-  1  !!..'.>  \i  l*f\:iiti,  t<i  li  •!!.  .i..  hi^ 
;ll»^'t.■^'^■^*   bfl-ire   h»  1 J  t'.**.-    >.:::. i-.     Tiit.«  Jiihii  h  li  !-'ir 
>uns.  vix. 

r.  J  -UN    Sir  .  th«"  » M  r. 

11.  U  il'-.Tt.  >*ho  Dias  Inrd  ,!::-»'io.'  of  Irfl.iiid,  ttu;p. 
Hi.>Ri  III.  and  E:-n  «Ri)  I.  He  wah  I^)rJ 
ot'  I  iTiiril.  in  Sutfuik,  and  aMuiiinl  the  sur- 
ii:imi>  nf  I  (Turd  tht-rvfrom. 
111.  IVttT,  Lord  of  Pf>-tou  Hall,  who  held  lanJ^  iu 
Ka:iii>hot  and  lN>ton,  in  the  time  of  Aine 
JiiiiN.     He  waA  father  of 

Kub'-rt.  who  waji  «.  by  hiii  !wm, 

Sir  Jiibn  de  PfytoD,knt.  whew*'  iii.tlc  line 

iK'fUied  tr)  fail.  ttmp.  Ei«w«kii  III. 

n.  Jiihii.  the  XDunprr.  whu  ^ol  I  to  John  hi*  eMe^t 

hri)thtr.  all    the  Ian  !s  which  he  had  in  Iiu\- 

Jnnl.  of  the  ivc  of  the  abbe\  of  .St.  Kd:iiiindV 

.i:iil  Sti>k.i'  Nevland.  which  their  fathrr,  John 


;«Celk. 
Ac 


Tbe  cIdeM  son. 

SiB  JoBx  DK  Pbttoii.  ■■tM«it*  Ub  hA 
Lord  of  Peytoa  Hall,  ia  BoxfovA.  wkO*  b 
lands  bc»ide  ia  Stoke  Neylaad,  n  SvCbll 
rislMdmader  Hbxbt  lU.  a^  ayifcanVyac 
knights  ia  tkat  rvicB.  His  urife  was  Matfl 
riis.*  by  her  he  bad  three  Baaa  aai  sai 

.  ▼>*- 

p         JoH».  his  heir. 

U  iUiaai. 

James. 

.\gnes. 

His  elde«t  son, 
Sia  J^iHx  PB  Pbitox,  knc.  who 
:  liament  held  at  We*taiiaster, 
of  the  knights  of  tke  ahire  fo 
which  he  died.     He  had  three 
and  Clementia,  and  was  §.  by  bis 

SiB  RUBEBT  DKPBYTOSI.wboiaM, 

is  styl^  Cheralier  and  MoBaiewr. 
first,  the  Lady  Chrivtiana  de  Apl4 
liam  de  Apleton.  aad  heir  to  lands  ia  H 
Boxford,  who  died  19ch  Edvsbi)  II.  irnii 
drea.  and  was  baricd  at  Stoke  Neyiaad. 
pomp,  the  funeral  expense*  beinf  ihas 
-  fifty  quarter  of  wheat  £4.  Its.  aae  I 
wine  £S3.  -If.  fbar  mnttOBB  3s.  each,  i 
ho.s  Us.  tea  calres,"  Arc.  Hm  aaoead  mU 
de  Mamey,  of  the  noble  fsnuly  of  tte  I 
La>or  Mamey,  in  Eaoex,  by  whoM  Aert  i 

JoHx  I  Sir-,  his  heir. 

William,  from  whom  there  vaB  a  lii 
father,  Robert,  dated  1)  Edwsbd  III 

John.  Jan.  to  whom  William  CMtriaya 

Rikell,  &c.  granted  the sT  I 

Waldingfield.  3  Edwsbd  III. 

The  eldest  n.-^n. 

Sir  JiiHK   i-k.   Pirri^s.  m.  Marfant.  dai 
CO  h>  ir  of  >ir  John  '••nn-n.  knt.  of  Lm« 
L'ir.l  of  \\  ii'ki^n.iit  <  .«;:i!r:d4r**^ki:re.  aod'i/ 
111  th»  coinitv  <■!  I>trS\.  m  !  iu  li»r  ru^t  p« 
pi,i;i<r   of    \\  iiLt-n.   .!■>    tn    th^    STth    Hthii 
iiintly.  uirh  h'-r.  h«  li  j».*rt  oi  the  rjAn-r  rf 
!■>  tli»-  *»  r>  iiv  of  on«'  kni^b;  »  ^^r      H*  rf  >a  1 
r- icii.   \i\>   u itV  in   thf  •iw\   .%i   Hi%tTV 
anil  II-  ir. 

J<»H>  i>  Tm^oN.  e».|.  wi'dded  J<««B.  •i>i< 
heir  of  Sir  11. minion  Sutton,  of  Urki^ 
county  of  SutFoU.  and  tbna  that  e<atP  c^M 
family.  By  her  who  ■>.  serondly,  .^  b|i* 
he  bud 

JoH^.  hi»  heir. 

llinmati. 

KoWrt. 

.M.ir,:ery,  m.  tu   Thomas  DauWaf  •  Mf 
riuRtitn.  in  Norfnlk. 

He  tlir.I  abtiut  the  5th  of  Hb^bt  I^.  aaJ«» 

Ji>H>  III.  PiiTTON.tben  in  minnfrity.  Hf  ■ 
ilaughter  of  John  Burj^)yne.  esq  af  PnfM 
county  of  C'anibrid«:e,  and  had  iame. 


•  Of  till-   i.iMiilv.  *.i\.  Sir    \\  illi.iiii  l)iij.|.i!i'.    wlii.  ii 
arirrwjtil*  .irri\«ii  (n  ;;if.it  hi>n>-:ir.  I  h-iVt-  not  «i-t  n  .iii> 
ihiiii;  nii'ni'n.iliK'.  until  tlit>  .^3ri!  kI  Minri  II    %\tiin  Um 
h«  rl,   A  viiiin.:ii   "uu  ni    J.ihii  ih-   Pt^lim,  o|    Ff\ii«n,  in 
Snittilk,    a^oiiinin::    hi»    •uiii.i.ne    trum    the    lor(i*iiip   iti 
I  rtnnl.  in  ih4t  «-niint>.  brranic 
HoRKKr  ui.  r>ri>'Kit.  hi:>  «i>ii. 
.SiK  Kiinr.RT  iiK  I  iroRM,  wa«  «nmm<>ne<l  !i»  |wirlia- 
Mii  III  .t*  A  himii  in  i30S,  an<l  hi«  H>n  anti  Mirc«-»Mir.  I 


ItoBER  r   l>K  I   I  ItiRIi,  aef^ia.l  iMfTB,  ■* 

K(HL  or  Si  rriu  a  ia  IU7.  TW««4 
pin^il  in  13<t4.  Thr  R«Bi>«Ti«^ 
nnrt.     lU'RkL'a  /jftacf  «ai  Dmwm 

Ojff. 

*    \.%.    Nivr   rallf  bcr    Matilda,  uitr'  i^ 
.*»\  iiifiiil  i!f  Niiii  llr. 


I«M 


PEY 


V  K  V 


n,  kb  h«r. 

HAS. 

«,  m.  to  Jefflry  Lockton,  esq. 

in  the  flower  of  hi*  «i;e»  the  Otk  October, 
r  V.  and  wu  «.  by  his  elder  ton, 

t>i  PsTTON,  who  died  a  minor,  SOth  October, 
IT  VI.  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 
kt  DB  PirroK,  then  serenteen  yi*ars  of  age, 
ted  of  the  manor  of  Esthorp.  His  mother, 
lying  the  6Ch  Hay.  he  was  found  her  heir  to 
or  of  Messing,  which  was  held  of  the  crown, 
ic  honoar  of  Keynes,  by  the  serrice  of  one 

fee.  also  of  the  manor  of  Binchall,  and  the 
I'poB  the  feast  of  All  Saints,  IS  Hrnby  VI. 
was  proved  at  Cambridge,  via.  twenty-two 
t  which  time  it  was  sworn  by  John  Welford, 
was  bom  and  baptised  at  Dry- Drayton,  in 
laty.  A.  D.  1418,  many  agreeing  in  the  rer- 
noBf  whom  Robert  Chap:iian  alleged,  that 
OB  which  be  was  bom  being  the  feast  of  St. 
«.  there  was  a  great  storm  ;  one  knew  it  by 
I  wljid ;  another  broke  his  leg  by  a  fall  from 
m :  anodier.  for  that  his  wife  wai  buried  ; 
for  then  his  lease  was  bnmt ;  another,  for 

danghter  Margaret  was  burnt ;  another  fell 
tree  and  broke  hb  ami,  as  the  sereral  jurors 
■pon  their  oaths.  This  Thomas  was  sherifl* 
ridge  and  Huntingdon,  21st  and  Slut  of  Hln- 
■d  about  the  17th  of  Kdw%rd  IV.  lie  be^an  to 
tke  chnrrh  at  Imflhani,  agreeing  then  with 
•hhaa.  alias  Sudbury,  free-mason  for  the 
m  the  chancel  of  which  church  he  lies  in- 
laviag  a  monument  erected  there  to  his  me- 
l«  m.  irst,  Margaret,  daughter  and  oo  heir  of 
I  Bernard,  knt.  of  Iselham,  by  that  lady 
rvd  tte  estate  of  Iselham,  und  had  issue, 

Its,  who  SI.  Joan,  daughter  of  Calthorpe,  of 
vMkt  Bud  thus  acquired  the  manor  of  Cul- 
vpe,  with  other  lands  in  that  county.  He 
•4  before  his  father,  leaving 

losrBT  (Sir;,  h«'ir  to  his  grandfather. 

I«ha. 

Uvard. 

DisBbeth.  SI.    to    Edward    Lungley,   erq.  of 

Knowlton,  in  Kent. 
faae,  m.  to  John  l^ugley,  esti.  of  I^owleworth, 

te  CaBsbridgeshire. 
Ibbt.  ■   to  John  Asheby,esq.  of  Harefield,  in 

Middlcaex. 


,  Joan,  m.  William  Maulererer,  esq. 


He  Ml.  secondly.  Margaret,  daughter  Bnd  co-heir  of 
Sir  Hugh  Francis,  of  Giffbrds,  in  the  county  of  Suf- 
folk, widow  of  Thomas  Garnish,  esq.  of  Kenton,  in 
the  same  shire,  and  by  hrr  had  two  other  sons, 
namely, 

Christopher,  who  had  great  possessions  in  Wick- 
hambrook  and  Bury,  in  the  ISth  of  Hbnby 
VII.  he  was  sherifl*  of  the  counties  of  Cam- 
bridge and  Huntingdon.  He  at.  a  daughter  of 
Leonard  Hide,  esq.  of  Hide  Hall,  in  Hertford- 
shire, but  died  in  the  15th  Hbnbt  Vll.  without 
issue.* 

Francis,  of  St.  Edmnndsbury,  heir 
was  also  of  Coggeshall,  in  Essex.  He  m.  Rlixa- 
beth,  dMUghter  of  Reginald  Brook,  eitq.  of  Aspall- 
stoneham,  in  Suffolk,  and  had  two  sons.  Ed- 
mund, the  younger,  who  was  customer  of  Calais, 
left  no  issue.     The  elder  son, 

Christopher,  of  St.  Edmundsbury.  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Mildmay.  esq.  and  had 
isMue.t 

Thomas  Peyton  d.  30th  July,  14S4,  and  was  s.  by  his 
gmndson. 

Sir  RunicRT  Pkytom.  of  Iselham.  who  was  sheriff  of 
the  roiintiex  of  Caiiibridge  and  Huntingdon,  in  the 
Nth  Hk.>ry  VII.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir 
Robert  Clcre,  of  Ormesby,  in  Norfolk,  and  had  issue. 

Robert  fSir),  his  heir. 

Jo!in  (Sir),  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  John 
Tyndtfil.  K.B.  of  Hockwould.  in  Kent,  and  from 
him  descended  the  Pcvtons  of  Knowlton  and 
Dodington. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Francis  Jenney.  esq.  of  Knotshall, 

in  Suffolk. 
Klixabeth,  m.  to  Sir   WUliam  Wigston.  knt.  of 

Wolston.  in  Warwickshire. 

He  d.  in  the  9th  of  Henry  VIII.  and  was  s.  by  his 
elder  son, 

Sir  Robkrt  Peyton,  knt.  who  was  sheriff  of  the 
rounties  of  Cambridge  and  Huntingdon  in  1 7th  and 
*i7th  Hknry  VIII.  and  accompanied  that  king  to  the 
siege  of  Bslleyne.  He  was  again  sheriff  in  the  1st  of 
Qtii-rn  Mary.  Hem.  Frances,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Francis  Hassylden,  esq.  of  Little  Chesterford,  in  Es- 
sex, and  of  Steeple  Marden.  in  Cambridgeshire,  and 
in  her  right  acquired  these  entates.  with  other  lands 
in  the  county  of  Rutland.  By  this  lady  (who  founded 
the  famous  hospital  at  Iselham)  he  had  six  sons  and 
two  daughters,  tIe. 

I.  RusKBT  (Sir),  his  heir. 
II.  William. 

III.  Richard,  of   Little   Clie>t«'rfield,  in   Fjisex.  m. 
Mary,    daughter   of    I^eonsrd   Hyde,  esq.   of 


CiiBirmPHEB  4ml  hi*  wif**  were  buried  in  Im-I-   i 
rrh.  *m  the  nf(  whereof  wu*  rut  in  hikmI, 


l^lbr  g«HMl  Pri««|M-ril,v  of  Ciirivtoplin  l*i>iiin.       | 
DUahrlh  his  Wifr.  and  toi  tUv  SihiI  ot  Tlio- 
*rytnm,  esq  :  sihI  Murcarrt  hi*  U  if*- :  Faihrr       '■ 
Cctbrr  Iff  Ibe  aaid  ('hti*to|>|i«-i    l*t}iiiii:    and 
r  ftnult  «ir  all  the  P(f-trril>  of  the  -aid  Ciiri- 
■r  Peyton.* 

w  Mwt,  Bamrly, 

raoass.nf  St.  Edmn»«l>hnr>,  riMfumer  of  Ply* 
■inuih,  wh» b>  Lad«  CrrilM  iioiirrhiM.dangli 
Irr  uf  John,  •eVonil  Karl  nf  B^th,  left  a  *tm, 

8lr  Henry  Pejtun,  "  who  followeti  Inns  llie 

war«    km    the    I«iiw    Conntficn,   and    W4< 

haicbfrd  by  jAUrs  1.     He  m.  I^d>  Maty 

Rngers,  widnw  i»f  Amiirw  Ri>i:rr%  v**\.  of 

3  G 


Briani>t«>n.  in  I)iirM>t»hire,  and  danghler  of 
F.iiHMid  SeyitMMii,  Duke  of  Somerset. 

II.  Chri«topher  (Sir),  kiii^hled  by  Jamr!I  1.  was 
auditor  of  Ireland.  He  m.  Annt- .  daoEhtrr  of 
William  PaliniT,  er>q.  i>r  W^rwirkvliire,  and 
Ufl  Ihrvf  daii^lilt  r*.  Iii«  r<»-ht-ir4,  vis. 

KLiZiSft'Tii  Peytdn,  m.  m  Rtcliard  Cooke. 

ot  Si.  Ktimiiiidobury. 
('m:ii.y,  tn.   to   Henry    RookwtMMl,  tr*<\.   of 

Kwtliam. 
TiioM%ziN.  m.  (in«t  to  Captain  Bapti*t  Ca*- 

lilltun,  of  the  bi-drliamber  to  t^nfm  Ki.i- 

X%NRTIl.  and  oerondly  to   Robrrt   Plgott, 

t**{.  i*f  I)««art,in  Ireland. 

111.  Henry,  of  I^ondim,  m.  Mary,  dantthtfi  of  Wil- 
liam Pickering,  aliMi  of  l^fudon,  ami  lell  pt>«- 
teriiy. 

lOU 


P  K  Y 


PEY 


Hyde  Hall,  in  Hertfordiihire.*  She  outlired 
him,  and  m.  secondly,  Sir  John  Carey,  Lord 
of  Hunsdon. 

IT.  Christopher. 

V.  Edward. 

Ti.  John. 

I.  Catherine,  m.  to  —  Williams,  esq.  of  the  county 

of  Oxford. 
II.  Elizabeth,  m,  to  Thomas  Wrcnne,  esq.  of  Hiu- 
ton,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely. 

Sir  Robert  d.  1st  August,  1550,  and  waM  s.  by  his 
eldest  son , 

Sir  Robert  Peyton,  who  was  M.P.  for  Cambridge- 
shire in  the  4th  and  5th  of  Queen  Mart,  and  sheriff  of 
the  united  counties  of  Cambridge  and  Huntingdon,  in 
the  0th  of  Elizabeth.  He  received  the  honour  of 
knighthood  from  James  I.  at  Royston,  in  November, 
1608.  Sir  Robert  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  the  Lord 
Chancblujr  Kirn,  and  aunt  of  Robert,  Earl  of  War- 
wick, and  had  isfsue, 

Robert,  who  d.  unm. 
John,  his  heir. 
Richard,  d.  s.  p. 

Mary,  nt.  first,  to  Robert  Balam,  esq.  of  Wolsoken, 
in  Norfolk,  and  secondly,  to  Sir  Richard  Cox, 
of  Braham,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely. 

Frances,  IN.  to  John  Hagar,  esq.  of  Bourne  Castle, 
in  Cambridgeshire. 

Winifride,  m.  first  to  —  Osborne,  esq.  banrister-at- 
law ;  secondly  to  —  Harefleet,  esq.  of  Kent ;  and 
thirdly,  John  Hombye,  esq.  of  Lincolnshire. 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  surriving  son, 

I.  Sir  John  Peyton,  of  Iselham,  in  the  county  of 
Cambridge,  who  received  the  honour  of  knighthood 
from  King  Jambs  1.  He  was  sheriff  of  Cambridge  and 
Huntingdon,  in  the  35th  of  Ei.iZAurTH,  when  he  was 
knight  of  the  shire  for  the  last,  as  he  was  again  in  the 
1st  of  James  the  Firsts  and  the  next  year  sheriff  a 
second  time.  In  the  tfth  yt>ar  of  the  same  monarch, 
he  was  created  a  Baron i:t,  •tlm\  May,  1611.  on  the 
institution  of  the  order.  Sir  Jnhu  m.  Alice,  daughter 
of  Sir  Edward  Osborne,  lord  mayor  of  London  in 
1585,  and  had  issue, 

Edward  (Sir),  his  heir. 

John,  d.  s.  p. 

Robert,  fellow  of  Queen's  College,  Cambridge. 

Roger. 

Willium,  of  Warliiigworth,  m.  Tabitha,  daughter 

of  Henry  Payne,  esq.  of  Walthamstow,  and  left 

two  sons,  John  and  William. 
Thomas,  slain  at  Burse,  in  Holland. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Bacon,  bart.  of  Riborough, 
in  Norfolk,  third  son  of  Sir  Nicholas  Bacon, 
bart.  of  Redgrave. 

Alice,  171.  to  Sir  John,  son  and  heir  of  Sir  John 
Peyton,  of  Dodington. 


d.  unm. 


Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Anthony  Irby.  knt.  %A 

in  Lincolnshire. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Kogvr  llecra,  knt.  of  Ho( 

Lincolnshire. 
Frances,  "I 
Susan,    J 

He  d.  about  the  year  1617,  and  was  *,  by  I 
son, 

II.  Sir  Edward  Petton,  who  was  kni 
Whitehall,  4th  February,  16I0,  and  dnring 
time  of  hu  father  was  denominated  '*  of  Gn 
ley,  in  Suffblk."  He  served  in  porKjunentfroi 
Jambs  L  to  the  3n1  of  Chablis  I.  as  one  of  ^ 
of  the  shire  fimr  the  county  of  Camlnidge,  and 
tos  rotulorum  thereof,  which  office  he  was  de 
by  the  influence  of  the  Duke  of  Backincjkaa.  * 
at  he  was  so  much  disgusted,  that  he  fint  dm 
against  tlie  conrt,  and  writ  aereral  puapftl 
great  acrimony  against  Chari.ks  I.  and  then 
He  subsequently  sided  with  the  preshytniaz 
great  rebellion,  and  so  impoverished  hiiHSi 
cause,  that  he  was  obliged  to  sell  laclhnu  ai 
ing  his  son  into  joining  him,  aold  the  whfll 
with  the  reserve  only  of  annaiticM  duinf  li 
lives.  Sir  Edward  m.  lirat,  Marilda,  daaghir 
bert  Livesay,  esq.  of  Tooting,  in  Sumj,  by  « 
had 

John,  his  heir. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  had  diree  soBfl.  I 

Robert,  and  Henry. 
Robert. 

Amy,  m.  to  Henry  Lawrence,  ei^.  tt  Sl 
Huntingdonshire,  and  of  St.  Maipivrt 
county  of  Hertford. 

He  m.  secondly,  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  J«mmC 
knt.  of  Crock thorpe,  in  Norfolk,  (widow  aTSli 
Tliomelthorpe,  knt.)  and  by  that  lady  had  Mfi 

Thomas,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  daoghtersf  I 
liam  Yelvorton,  of  Rougham,  in  Norfi 
dying  in  1683,  left  four  sons, 

Willium.  of  Dublin,  m.  Franre«,daa|l 
co-heir  of  Sir  Herbert  Lunafnrd. 
whom  he  had  no  male  issue.    He  A 

Robert,  of  Virginia. 

Charles,  of  Urimston,  in  Norlslk.  ■ 
beth.  daughter  of  William  Blad 
Swanington,  in  the  same  ooaaty,  i 
six  sons,  viz. 

1.  Y'elverton,  rapt.  R.N.  whiii 

as  fifth  baronet. 

2.  Bladwell,  m.  Mary,  dai«Mir 

liam  Probart,  esq.  of  Coait . 
weuge,  in  Radnorahircaadhi 
two  daughters) 
CHABi.E^t,   who   inherited  i 
baronet. 


Oi  (hiji  Richard,  wc  havr  the  following  account  fn>ni  his  epitaph  in  lM.'lham  Choivh. 

Here  under  l>eth  a  Worthy  Enquire  that,  Richard  Peyton  hii;hr. 
An  honest  Gentleman,  and  th>nl  Smi  tu  Robert  Peyton,  Knygiit. 
In  (iray's-Inn,  Student  of  the  La>>e,  where  he  a  Reader  was; 
He  feared  God,  and  loved  hy;*  Word,  in  truth  hyr  life  did  pass: 
In  practising  of  Justice,  \ov,  was  hys  whole  Del\(!hl: 
He  never  wn>nged  any  one  to  whom  he  might  do  Richt. 
Whom  he  e»teeine<l  an  hone>t  Friend,  who  he  might  ^tand  in  stead. 
He  never  left  to  do  hym  GotKi  wyih  Words,  with  i*urse,  and  Deed. 
Fourteen  Year.-*  Space  he  inarry'd  wa>  unto  a  beautiful  Wyfe, 
By  Parent  named  Mary  Hyde,  they  lived  dcvoyd  of  Slryfe, 
The  Earih  hym  bear  twice  twenty  Years,  and  vyrinou»ly  he  Ij^ed, 
A  xyrtuouii  Lyfe  he  dyd  embrace,  and  \yrtnou««ly  he  dyed. 

Anno  Doniiui.  1574. 
The  thyrtieth  Day  <»f  April.  Year  seventy  and  fonr, 
A  thouMiid  fyvehundit^d  being  put  to  that  more. 

410 


PEY 


PEY 


WaUam,  of  Grimston,  m.  Alice,  daugh- 
ter of  William  Robotham,  esq.  and 

If.  *.  r-. 

I.  CharlM.  d.  $.  p, 

\.  Colby,  d.  t,  p. 

i,  JoHK,  a  dtisen  of  London,  m.  first, 
Dorothy,  daughter  of  Jamea  Altham, 
eaq.  of  Marka  Hall,  in  Etiex,  and  had 
by  her  a  aon, 

JoiK,  who  1.  aa  Mrenth  baronet. 

He  m.  aeoondly,  Suaan,  daufl^ter  of 
Peter  Calvert,  enq.  of  Honsdon,  in 
Hertiordahire,  and  had  another  >on, 

YsLrnroN,  who  inherited  aa  eighth 
banmet. 
aaa,  m.  Mim  RobertB,  niece  of  Sir  John 
tberta,  bart.  of  Bromley. 

m.  thirdly,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Mr.  Ed- 
of  Stockwell,  and  by  her  had  two  other 

of  Surinam,  merdiant,  who  d.  in  1075. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Mr.  Mulfin.  an  Italian 
iBt,  and  lefl  an  only  daughter,  his  heir, 
lola, «.  to  M.  Francia  Ceflia,  of  Venice. 
■.  Mary,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Marma- 
k'inoent,  eaq.  of  Great  Smeaton,  in  the 

of  York,  and  had  a  son, 

eat,  b,  in  I0B3. 

t  died  in  April,  10S7,  and  was  s.  by  bis 

mn  Pbtton,  who  m.  first,  a  daughter  of 
BcllinglBam,  but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He 
Misa  Hobart,  and  had  three  sons  and  a 
u 

who  d.  young. 


captain  in  the  guards,  and  faTourite  of 
CaaULU  II.  d.  num. 

as.  to  George  Duncombe,  esq.  of  Shalford, 
rey. 

0,  and  was  s.  by  bis  son, 
>aii  ParroN,  who  serred  his  king  and 
•ereral  military  stations;  for  presently 
«st0ration,  he  went  with  the  Earl  of 
to  Tangier,  under  whom  be  scrvrd  until 
(death,  and  then  returning  into  Knglaud, 
be  guards  in  the  Lord  Oxford's  regiment, 

through  the  influence  of  the  Duke  of 
inswap,  to  be  a  lieutenant  in  Sir  John 
npany,  in  the  Duke  of  Buckiogham's 
la  went  into  Ireland  with  this  regiment 
eontinaing  to  renide  there,  after  the  rero- 
M  appotntrd  by  QutiM  Anm,  goTemor  of 
,  in  Kerry.  He  m.  first  the  daughter  of 
■,  aad  widow  of  Kana  O'Hara  ;  secondly, 
of   —   Lloyd,  esq.  of  Morton     Hall,  in 

widow  of  Kichiird  Barry;  and  thirdly, 
a  Williams,  of  Liverpool,  widow  of  the 
■aliasoD,  but  died  s.  p.  at  Dublin,  33rd 
,  when  the  baronetcy  deroUed  upon  dis 
r  to  issue  of  the  second  baronet.; 
LTaaTtiH  Pbtton,  captain  R.  N.  who  m. 
Iter  of  Mr.  Philip  Pacy,  of  Plymouth,  but 
Itch  October,  1748.  and  was  s.  by  hu  nc- 

•ABLaa  Pktton,  who  m.  Ruth,  daughter 
ti  HaaoBemnith,  but  d.  j.  p.  6th  Norem- 


her,  1760,  and  was  i.  by  his  cousin  (refer  to  issue  of 
the  aecond  baronet). 

Til.  Sir  John  Puyton,*  who  died  in  1773,  without 
issue,  and  was  s.  by  his  half-brother, 

TIM.  SiB  Yeltkbton  Pbtton,  who  m.  the  daughter 
of  Thomas  Bayly,  of  Arley,  in  the  county  of  Warwick, 
and  widow  of  Pelix  Calvert,  esq.  but  died  s.  p.  18th 
October,  1815,  when  the  Baron  rrcT  is  presumed  to 
hare  bxpired. 


Armj— Sable,  a  cross  engrailed  or. 


PEYTON,  OF  KNOWLTON 

Crbatbd  SOth  June,  1611.— Extinct  in  Feb.  1683. 

Irineogf. 

This  was  a  branch  of  the  ancient  family  of  Peyton 
of  Iselham,  in  the  county  of  Cambridge. 

Sir  Robbrt  Pbtton,  of  laelham,  ai.  Elisabeth, 
daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Clere,  knt.  of  Ormeaby,  in 
Norfolk,  and  had  two  sons,  Robbrt  (Sir),  who  suc- 
ceeded to,  and  carried  on  the  line  of,  laelham ;  and 

Sir  John  Pbyton,  knt.  to  whom  his  father  gare  the 

manor  of  Calthorpe,  in  Bumeham,  St.  Martin's,  and 

Knowlton,  in  Kent.    He  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir 

John  Tindall,  K.B.  and  had  issue, 

Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir. 

John  (Sir),  governor  of  the  Tower,  from  whom  the 

Pbttons  of  Doddington. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Moyns,  esq. 
Frances,  m.  to  —  Engham,  esq.  of  Goodneston. 
He  was  s.  by  his  elder  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Pbtton,  of  Knowlton,  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Martin  Calthorpe,  knt.  lord  mayor  of 
London,  and  had  issue, 

Sauubl  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Alice,  Ml.  to  Robert  Darell,  esq.  of  Cale  Hill,  in 

Kent. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Francis  Clarke,  knt.  of  Merton 

Abbey. 
Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Hales,  esq.  eldest  son  of  Sir 

Charles  Hales,  knt. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Banester,  knt. 
He  d.  in  1611,  and  was  *.  by  bin  son, 

I.  Sir  Samuel  Pbtton,  knt.  of  Knowlton,  in  Kent, 
who  wiu  created  a  Bakunet  '2Iitb  June,  1611.  He  jm. 
Mary,  eldest  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Roger  Ash- 
ton,  knt.  and  had  (by  her,  wlio  wedded,  secondly,  in 
1626,  Edward  Cholmeley,  esq.)  three  sons  and  three 
daughters,  Yis. 

TuuMAH,  his  heir. 
Samuel,  d.  s.  p. 

E^iward,  who  left  a  son,  killed  in  Flanders. 
Anne,  m.  to  Henry  Oxendon,  esq.  of  Heme. 
Elizabeth. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Osbom,  esq. 
He  d.  in  1623,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Thomah  Prttun,  of  Knowlton,  who  m.  first, 
a  daughter  of  Sir  Peter  Osborne ;  secondly,  Cecilia, 
widow  of  Sir  William  Swan,  knt. ;  and  thirdly,  Jane, 
daughter  of  Sir  William  Monins,  bart.  By  his  second 
wile  he  had  Lnsue, 

Thomas,  who  d.  $.  p.  in  1667. 

Dobutht,  m.  to  Sir  Basil  Dixwell,  bait. 
Catheri NB,  m.  to  Kir  Thomas  Longuerille,  bart. 


.      fnJA^N^^ 


bt  Pbtton.  of  Virginia,  left  mule  descend- 
rrpnftdl.  thb  gentleman  mirceeded  wrung- 
I  being  tbc  elder  brother  uf  bis  grandfather. 


Charle*  Peyton,  of  Grinitlim,  and  the  second  son  i»t 
Thomas  Peytuu,  only  M>n  of  the  second  baronet,  by  hit 
»erund  >*ife. 

«ll 


PEY 


PEV 


Eluabith,  m.  to  William  LongucTille,  esq.  Of  the 
Inner  Temple. 

Em  HER,  m.  to  Thomas  San«lys,  ei^q. 
Sir  Thomas,  who  was  a  member  of  the  first  ]>arlia- 
ment  after  the  Restoration  and  a  prise  commissioner, 
had  a  grant  of  £2000  per  annnm  in  the  coal  farm. 
He  died  in  February,  1G83,  when  the  BARONncY  BX- 
PiRKD.  The  manor  of  Knowlton  devolved  on  liis  dangh- 
tem  as  co-heirs,  who  joined  with  thuir  trustees  in  the 
sale  to  Sir  John  NarborouRh,  bart. 

Arms—SA.  a  cross  engrailed  or. 


;^  'tJrcSV         PEYTON,  OF  DODDINGTON. 

Created  10th  Dec.  IGGO.— Extimct  25th  Dec.  1660. 

Uinragc. 

Sir  Rubkrt  Peytun,  knt.  of  Iselham,  in  Cambridge- 
shire, tn.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Clere,  knt. 
of  Ormesby,  in  Norfolk,  and  had  two  sons,  Rosert 
(Sir),  his  heir,  and 

Sir  John  Peyton,  knt.  of  Knowlton,  in  Kent,  who 
m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Tindall,  K.B.  and 
had  likewise  two  sonn,  Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir,  and 

Sir  John  Peyton,  knt.  of  Doddington,  in  the 
county  of  Cambridge,  governor  of  the  Tower  teittp. 
Elisabeth,  and  of  the  qu(*en's  privy  council;  after- 
wards in  the  reign  of  Javea  1.  governor  of  the  islands 
of  Jersey  and  Guernsey,  in  which  office  he  succeeded 
Sir  Waiter  Raleigh.  "Sir  John  Peyton,"  in  the 
words  of  an  old  writer,  **  was  educated  after  the  po- 
litest manner  of  the  age  he  lived  in,  by  serving  in 
the  wars  of  Flnnders  under  the  most  able  and  expe- 
rienced soldiers  and  politicians  of  that  time."  Amidst 
the  sunshine  of  a  court  and  the  affluence  of  a  large 
fortune,  his  conduct  was  so  regular  and  tempente 
that  his  life  was  prolonged  to  the  age  of  ninety  nine 
years,  in  no  much  health  and  vigour  that  he  is  said 
to  have  rode  back  hunting  three  or  four  day^  before 
hi!«  death.  He  m.  Dorothy,  dau(;hter  and  heir  of  Kd 
ward  Hcaiipro.oHq.of  OiitwcII.in  Norfolk.widowof  Sir 
Itobert  Bell,  one  of  the  barons  of  the  Exctiequer,  and 
was  s.  at  bin  decease  by  hit*  only  non, 

.SikJ()H>  Pr.VTn.N,  knt.  wh<»;«.  Mice,  J^ecoiid  daii^h- 
tiT  of  Sir  John  IVvton,  bart.  of  l^elllanl,  and  had  three 
>ons  and  .six  daiipliter.-j,  vi/. 

KoiiiKi ,  his  lu'ir. 

Ai.crR.Nov,  in  liulv  ord»T^,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Henry,  who.  in  tlie  rebellion,  tukini;  up  anoK  in 
the  royal  cauMe,  was  unfortunately  killed  by  hi:» 
own  soldi<'r»  at  Banbury,  ha\iiig  forgotten  the 
pa.sM-word. 

rii/.abt'th,  m.  to  .Sir  Antliony  Chestt  r.of  Cliichley. 

Bnrkii. 
Anne,  m.  to  -■-  I^>we,  e.>M|. 
Dorothy,  //'.  to  Laurence  OxiiurKh,  eH<|.  of  Knineth, 

in  Norfolk. 
Frances,  wi.  to  Krancin  Forte.«»cue,  eMij.  harrinter 

at  law,    Nolicitor   to    Quicn    Mary,    om^ort    of 

ClUKI.I.S   I. 

Su.<ianiia,  m.  to  John  HichcM.  esq.  of  Tring  Hull. 

in  Norfolk,  and  it.  in  I7(N».  ai;>>d  ninety. 
Anne,  w.  to  --  Brent,  enij.  of  \\  orc»'Ht«-rr«hire. 
lie  wan  \.  .it  liii*  dei-<a!te  hy  hid  eMr.tt  i«on, 

Kmiifki   \*\\  ION,  i'M|.  who  ///.  Kli/alx-th.  daughter  of 

Sir  Richard   .\nder!M>u,  knt.  of  Penley,  in   Hrrtfoid- 

shire,  hut  d.  s.  p.  I^i,'^^^,  >*hrn  he  was  .».  by  hi*  bnitlur. 

AnJi.iiNo.N    l'i:vro.N,  D.I),  rector  of  l)i»ddin,»toii.  in 


the  Isle  of  Ely.  who  m.  BimWcfa,  Au^harr 
Cook,  esq.  of  ChisscI,  in  Emok,  aad  ted  iasoi 

John,  his  heir. 

Aix'ERXON,  of  PeytoD  Hall,  creottd  a  B%i 

1660-7. 
Henry,  who  embraced   a  military  lifr. 
made  a  brigadier,  and  governor  of  Gi 
Ireland,  by  Qmrem  AxsiK.     He  rf.  oms 
Dorothy,  d.  yonng. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Gregory  Parlet.  eoq.  at  D 

in  Norfolk. 
Alice,  m.  first,  to  the  Her.  John  Nefan 
prebendary   of   Ely ;    and  secondly, 
Cremer,  gent,  of  Norfclk.    She  d.  ia  I 
Doctor  Peyton  was  «.  by  his  eldest  aoa, 

I.  John  Peyton,  esq.  of  Doddington,  in  tl 
of  Cambridge,  who  was  created  a  Baro^&t 
cember,  1000,  but  died  unm.  tSth  Docember 
when  the  Baro.nctct  expired,  and  die  escatei 
upon  his  next  brother.  Sin  Alcbkaow  Psyt 

Amu — Sa.  a  cross  engrailed  or,  widft  a  cfi 
diflVtrence. 

PE\"TOK. 

Created  21st  March,  1660-7.— E&tim«^  SMk J 


I.  Sir  Algrrxiik  Peytun,  BanoxsT, (i 
the  Rev.  Doctor  Peyton,  D.D.)  ao  crcatvl  Si: 
1000-7.  succeeded  to  the  estate*  and  rtfnam 
the  family  on  the  decease  iaanciefla,  in  M 
elder  brother,  Sir  John  Peyton,  but.  of  Oa 
Sir  Algernon  m.  Frances,  dau|(bter  and  bi 
Robert  Sewster,  knt.  of  Ravel?,  in  Ibc  c 
Huntingdon,  by  whom  (who  as.  aooandlyi 
Skekon.)  he  had  iwue, 

Se\%stf.r,  hid  succcKMir. 

Anne.  w.  to  IMalip  Hvll.  »>q-  ff  Ws'.hi 
Norfolk. 

Aljii-rin.i,  m.  t«»  <Ieorf  e  1)  i<*liwiii'd.  ♦^t  ■* 
Hall,  in  Sulftdk.  a  Ciiloiif-1  in  the  im* 
(irorp'  Da.Hh^dKvl.  of  l.<iuilun  .  snj  ksi 
(•Miii(;i.  |)i>>M\\iMi|i. 

Sir  Alfrrnnn  w.ih  .«.  1»\  \n*  "■•u, 

II.  .*siK  SiW"!  1 1:  Pi^  i">,  in  *»ti-r  "f  l'm  kwrt 
tt/ttp.  (^m*n  An  Ml.  uho  w.  Anne.  »«^'iiBJ  £si 
(fe(»rge  OhaIivkmhI,  eaq.  of  Luiidou.  and  kai  s 

ThuM«^.  his  heir. 

Henry,  died  of  a  fi-nT,  uiim.imed,  tSC& 

IfT,  1741. 
Anne,   ui.  to  Hirliard    l);rkb«(vd.  r«:    f- 

('lt\,  in  Norfolk. 
.M«K(.AKii,  M.  tu  UiT  t-(iu»in.  Ifv^ir:*  i** 

eM|.  'w»n  of  her  ;iMiit.   Vlgi-nna  Prjt^- 

(•(•orKe  DushuiMMl  .  and  ItJd  i  9tm. 
Hi  nk\   Dt>ii\%tkoii. 
Henrietta,  it.  youiir. 
Sir  SewMer  it.  'iMh  Ih-crnibrr,  1717,  and  wsp  ' 

non, 

III.  Sii:  TiitiM%s  Pi.\fiis.  mho  m  la  T*l 
Sk.f\  iii.:tnn.onU  dau.-hrer  of  Tlnniui*  Skmail 
oi  .NLi'»int:ton.  in  lj»'ic»'»tfr«hin'.  4nJ  bnf  rt  I 
ther.  I'hiiin.iii  Ske^  iii::tiin.  t»*q.  hut  dKd  wUfc" 
agid  >4-\entv,  VMU  June.  1771.  «hea  iW  §•■ 
I  M'iKiii.  The  i-itt:kle)t  drvnhid.  under  Ibr  «!• 
I  honia5,  uiMin  hi.<>  nephew, 


•  SioJrr  •>!  Si>    U-iNu    I>.i*h«(H^I,  hilt    .•!    N..ithhii"k.  to  Oxii  nl.ljin- :  !.•    R»h>  rl    lU-liit  t-1.  »-;     '  ' 
Ni-tiiil»;  jiiil  III  (<  •! -iM  I  (fi.oik,''  ni'hwi.iMl,  lh«- hii«l>.ni<l  ■  I  Sii  Si  u>lt-i  P«  Mku"'  •»-!•• . 


PH£ 


PIL 


Das«wooo.  csf.  who  aMinned,  in  conae* 
»t  the  tmwnmmm  and  arm*  of  Pktton.  He 
«ateA  a  BASORKr  is  1770,  and  his  ton  and 
Mr  ia  the  preeent  (1837) 
Heiiry  Psttom,  tart.  oC  Doddiogton. 
ee  BuKKc**  Ptermge  mtd  Bmrtutage.) 


•Dfraikd  or,  with  a  creacent  for 


UPS,  OF  HARRINGTON. 


»-M. 


Extinct 
aboat  IfiVO. 


Irinragr. 

I  learn  (Miya  Coluns)  of  this  gentleman 
onct)  ia  that  he  waa  aon  and  heir  of  Tho- 
,  aecond  aon  of  Thomaa  Phillipa,  of  Mon- 
he  ooanty  of  Sotneraet,  whose  father, 
Uipa,  waa  of  the  county  of  Dorset ;  which 
MoDtacnte,  ia  prohably  the  same  Thomas 
B  was  constitnted  (31  Hemrt  VI II.)  chief 
aapervbor  of  the  hnildinfa  in  the  town 
of  Calata.**    He, 

■Burs,  or  PHYLvrs,  had  by  his  wife,  the 
Smith  of  the  county  of  Somerset, 

hose  dearendants  were  of  Corfe,  in  the 

of  Dorset.    The  heireaa  of  this  branch, 

lieUpa,  m.  the  Her.  Sir  James  Hanhaim, 


(Sir),  elected  serjeant-at-law  45  Eliza- 
aad  made  king's  seijeant  1  Jamks  I. 
ed  at  Whitehall  X3rd  July,  1003,  before 
vnation  of  the  king  ;  and  baring  served 
*ral  parliaments,  was  chosen  speaker  in 
<  paiiiaasent  of  James  I.  wherein  he  re- 
Icd  the  ooanty  of  Somerset ;  he  was  after- 
appointed  master  of  the  Rolls.  Sir  Ed- 
eft  a  aon, 

loBiaT  Phbupa,  knt.  M.P.  for  the  county 
Bomersrt  SI  Javih  Land  I  itnd  3  Chaklks 

His  aou  and  heir, 

^DWABU  PHKLirs.  of  Montscute,  in  Somer- 
setshire, b.  iu  I<il3.  rt>pre»ented  that 
county  in  th'*  Long  Parliament.  He 
was  ancestor  of  the  Phelips  of  Mouta- 
cwte,  and  the  prraent  Chari.ks  Phblips, 
esq.  of  Brifcgiuii  Park,  Hants.  (See 
Bi  aaa's  i'ommo0urM,  toI.  iii.) 


laups,  was  father  of 
«as  Pmblips,  knt.  of  Rarrington,  in  tlit; 
BMraet,  who  was  created  »  B*ku.s».t  Ifttb 
\i9^M.  He  HI.  Chcrit^'.  daughter  and  co- 
ua  Waller, esq.  of  Olds^ijie.  iu  the  county 
dan,  by  whom,  who  m.  secondly,  Wil 
■t  Ogle,  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  UYIT, 

IKS  Pmbi.ips,  who  HI.  Elixabetli,  daughter 
iri  Tirbtfome,  bart.  and  was  s.  at  bis  dc- 
I,  by  his  son. 


III.  SiB  Jamks  Phiups,  who  d.  #.  p.  in  Ireland, 
about  the  year  lOQO,  when  the  BaKOMrrcT  became 

KXTINCT. 

Arms—Ax%.  a  chevron  between  three  roaea  go.  aeeda 
and  learea  ppr. 


PICKERING,  OF  WHADDON. 


CaiATfcu 
2nd  Jan.  lOOO-l. 


Extinct 
in  1703. 


I.  Hbnrt  Pickering,  eaq.  purchased  of  the  Tern- 
peata  the  manor  and  eatate  of  Whaddon,  in  Cam- 
bridgeahire,  iu  1648,  and  being  thence  deaignated,  waa 
created  a  Babonbt  in  1060-1.  He  waa  succeeded  at  his 
decease  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Henry  Piceerino,  of  Whaddon,  at  whose 
decease,  without  male  issue,  in  1703,  the  title  became 
EXTINCT.  Sir  Henry's  widow  sold  the  manor  of 
Whaddon,  in  1710,  to  Edward,  Lord  Harley,  of  whom 
it  was  purchased  by  Lord  Chancellor  Habowiceb. 

ilmu— Erm.  a  lion  rampt.  ax.  armed  gu.  crowned 
or. 


PILE,  OF  COMPTON-BEAUCHAMP. 


Crbatbu 
12th  Sept.  1028. 


Extinct 
4th  May.  1701. 


(LyA 


iltnragc. 

This  family  enjoyed  extensive  estates  in  the  county 
of  Berks  for  seTeral  centuries,  and  frequently  received 
the  honour  of  knighthood,     ilie  last  of  these  knights. 

Sir  (fisRiKL  Pile,  or  Pyi.e,  married  one  of  the 
daughters  of  Sir  Peter  Welch,  aome  time  cofferer  to 
Aing  Java*  I.  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  Fhincis  Pile,  es<|.  of  Compton-Beaucliamp,  in 
Berkshire,  was  created  :i  R«aoNrr  by  King  Chables 
for  his  nerrices  to  the  crown,  12th  September,  1028. 
Sir  Francis  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Francis 
Pophuiu,  knt.  of  Littlerott,  in  the  county  of  Wilts, 
and  had  (with  three  daughtem;  three  sons,  rix. 

Fr\.>c-is,  hb  successor. 

Si.Y VOL'S,  of  Axford,  Wilts,  who  succeeded  hb 

brother  in  the  baronetcy, 
(tiibhel,  of  Okctnarsh,   Berks,  m.  Frances,  third 
daughter  of  .Sir  Henry  Moore,  hart,  of  Fawley. 
He  d.  1st  Nut  ember,  lil35,  was  buried  at  CoUinborn 
Kiiifi^stcin.  iu  Wilts,  and  s.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

II.  SiK  Fr«.><'I»  Pit.E,  who  m.  ftrst,  Mary,  daughter 
nf  .s.iaiuel  Duiich,  esq.  of  Pusey,  in  Berks,  and  by 
that  lady  had  a  son,  Francis,  wlio  d.  young.  He  m. 
sicuudly,  Mis«  Still,  only  ilau^tcr  ul  the  Right  Rev. 

IU 


K 


f\ 


'<h 


PIN 

John  Still,  Blsl.op  of  Bath  and  \VeII«,  and  Itad  tbr  e 
dauf^hten,  his  cohi'irs,  «iz. 

1.  Ax»E.  M.  to  Fn&DcU,  itecnnd  Ix)rd  Hollef.  of 
Ifif-K!,  and  was  roothtr  of 
LiANZiLL  Hoi.LEs,  third  Lord  Holle*.  m-itb 
whom  the  title  exiured  in  IGM. 
II.  Elizibi.th,  m.  to  Sir  TL  iinati  Striciland.  bart. 
of  Boyntou,  in  Y'orkaUire. 

III.  ,  w.  —  Richards,  e«q.  of  ^  a«erland,  in 

the  Mr  of  Wight. 

Sir  Francis  </.  about  1GI9,  when   the  baronetcy  de 
volved  upon  ht«  brother, 

ill.  SiB  ScYvoLB  Pile, of  Axford,  in  Wiltshire,  who 
m.  Elizabeth,  vccoud  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Moore, 
bart.  of  Paw  ley,  in  Berkshire,  and  was  $.  at  bia  de- 
cease by  his  elder  boii. 

IV.  Sir  Fkixcis  Fii.k,  who  m.  Franres,  dau{;hter 
of  Sir  BaUtrod*;  ^\  bitlorkir.  knt.  of  Chilton.  Berks, 
by  whom  he  bad  two  sons  and  two  d<«K;*hter9.  He 
was  s.  by  his  eld^r  son, 

T.  Sir  Slyvulb  Pilr,  who  m.  Jane,  only  daughter 
of  John  Lawf<ird,es4|.  of  Stapleton.  in  Gloucestershire, 
by  whom  ^wLo  d.  in  July,  17Sfi,;  he  had  a  daughter 
and  a  #on  and  su<:ceiwor, 

VI.  Sib  Fr4Nci»-Sbtiiui  r  Pile,  of  North  Ston^ham 
and  Somerley,  Hants,  who  m.  Anne. daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Sir  Ambrose  Crowley,  knt  of  (ireenwioh.  and 
relict  of  Richard  Fleming,  esq.  but  died  without  issue 
4th  May,  17GI,  when  the  B4Bomtcy  expikbu. 

From  the  Piles,  the  e»ute  of  Compton  Beauchamp, 
in  Beauchamp,  in  Berkshire,  passed  by  marriage, 
about  the  \vax  ItiTO,  to  the  family  of  Richards,  of  Va- 
verland,  in  the  Isle  of  U'i^ht.  Mr.  Richards,  thv  last 
heir  male  of  this  family,  bequeathed  it,  in  case  his 
daughter  dird  s.  y.  to  Mr.  Wright,  tf  Oxford,  mater- 
nal grandfather  of  John  Atkyns  W  ri?ht.  tii\.  of  Cuup- 
t^u  Beaucb:iuip,  formerly  M.P.  fur  <^)xford. 

Arms—\r^.  a  cro8>  betweru  f>iur  u:iil.<>  gu. 


PINDAR,  OK  I1>KNSHA\V. 


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r  K ». « 1 » ;  • 
:iKi  i>c«-.  I'-*-.". 


r  V ! .  N    I 

1      II    I  ') . 


liMif—   ni^alliU'-.l  »>\  Sir  Willi  v.  \\  ..■ 


« i'>it.itMin  ul  If  \-  • 

««i . 


\; 


•  :>.«  !r 


..« 


:!•    in  tlit- 
tr  IV  u-  ■: 


">  ■■ 


iLmrigr. 

I.  l*niK  Pi\:  i::.  i  *■{.  inlln'tur  of  th'-  CLr-'t*--  ru- 
iiiiii«.  Min  I't'  KiVinilii  Pindar,  of  .^nurliwcll.  in  Nurth- 
.-iniii*oii!i)iirt>.  )>un'i:.iM'il  tnun  John  llur]r!>tiin.i'<ti).  hi« 
liri>tlirr-in  l.^w.  th<-  in.iiior  "I  hlfnidi.iw,  in  Thr'^hirr-. 
;iiid  was  rrt  .it'll  a  Hik-<mt  i-.  \i*\*.  II  r  m.  tir«i. 
Judith.  d-iujIitpT  :uii'.  r-ih*:r  •■!  J<-trr>  W  mILi  ndi-n. 
«  *•!•  ot  tin*  lnn»r  rti;iji> ;  iin!  «#  iiinillv.  I>«>r.ith\. 
d.«iii:litrr  oi  Jrhn  l{u^Il■^ton.  r*^  nf  Pirkt'in,  ,in<l  u;l!> 
«.  hy  hilt  iinn, 

II.  MK  riii>Vi>  1*1  >r  «!:.■>:' l<ti^noh.i\i ,  w  l.i' m.  V:inr. 
t!  iiuhtff  .i!jd  l.r  r  i*!  K.b.rt  \\>rin»'.  t»:  i.|  I  iwit- 
!<iiirv,  aiiil  Ml  .^  t.ttiirr  nt 

III.  Sill  Pti  I.  Pi\:>iK.  iW  Ii!in«h.iu.  .it  ii1fi«4*  ile- 
'•-•"i-   uiim.irritil    iii    iroi;..  \\.,     i' «i-.--m i.  i    bti-iiiit- 

I  \IINi  1. 


PLA 


PL-WTKRS,  OF  SOTTF-RLKV 


«* 

s. 

.- 

* 

Criitiu 

N. 

r.&Ti! 

13th  Auj:.  \*»iZ. 

\ 

1 

t3r4S(f 

Srinragr. 

Tliis  family  has  been  "  of  good  aati^nt)" 
counties  of  Norfolk  and  Sntfolk,  aa  fally  vse 
by  old  dred^  and  record*  a|>pertAiniBg  them*. 

Tifuwds  Plittebb,  esq.  of  TboraioB,  u  ! 
wa«  father  of 

Th(iii.4«  Pliytcbs,  esq.  of  Tbomdoa  and  Sc 
who  di«d  Slst  September.  U79.  He  h*U  H 
manor  and  advowson,  in  Norfolk,  Suctcrley.  i 
shall  manor,  in  Suflolk  :  and  lies  kancd  •■  S 
church.  By  Anne,  hi«  wife.  sMirr  ol  k^gv 
esq.  of  Tatington,  aLso  in  Satf«4k,  he  left  a  i 
heir, 

W  ILL1A«  PuiYTEBi,  cvq.  who  w^  living  I 
He  married  Jani-,  daughter  of  Sir  ^-itwand  lim 
of  Knotj>hall,  in 'Suflolk,  and  had  ft«c 
whom  died  unm.  and  he  wa*  s.  at  kia 
Nu«emb^r,  I7l-i,  by  the  hith. 

Chki^iuphik  Pi.41TEBs.  r*q.  liTiBf  in  I4B, 
in  1547,  seized  of  Sotterlcy.  I  s»haU,  and  Bfi 
ni;inur».  in  Suffolk.  He  married  fcrH^Dsmh: 
ami  coheir  uf  \\  illiant  Asliick.  r^  of  Csff 
Norfolk,  by  whcmi  hr  had  one  von.  Tiiuvii: 
rondly.  Anne,  daii|!liter  of  M  illiam 
Hrrr'k'-'*.  ill  Sutf>ilk.  by  uhinu  hr  h^J 
c)iililr\ii.     His  <-Iiii.!>r  %*n\  and  heir. 

i.i'ivv    pLi\rtH'..    .--ij     *kh-i    ".-im-d    Q 
!i:..ir.  r-.l    >.r    1  L-  :i-.  t-  Jfnuxu     LuT.  .^   Rv 
.:;  >iir;M;L.  .iiiil  il>ii,.-  j'.-.i  N«  ,  tfiii  j»-r.  ..«rr  »■ 
lij«  -  II, 

N'lj.'lM    :    i'     l\H  ;.'.»«.;     •»!     "*  f-Tl-  \  .  t  * '■  ti 
rti  ii.    r  «ii    i.;  -j;.,  ,   I  ,1-:.  I'.l    n,.»,     -    .;.■:•   ii«fc. 
f- rlt  \     iii.ii.'-r    .I'll    .!■.!%■  A«k.:,      u  tii   l>Lis  is 
'•V.  II,   i:i    ."^liV  :*..  \\  .\i   tl.»     u.i:,.  r      \    B«:r»» 
Hi/lkii;iiii.  Ill    NoTiiil^.  :hi-  ti..tii  If   uf  V-Ct.A 
•Vi*.      lie  m^irrn-il  rir>r.'Ji,i,in.&riue.dju^tKr  ^* 
iMiki  .  rn-i.  iif  Fren-r  :    ««^'•■n    ]%.  Fhcabcu.ia 
i-f  Th'>ni.-«(k  Tiuific'rh'y.  t-Kii.  f>i  Hinri«»liam«iB  N 
fhir]I>.  nionj.i«in*-.  •'.iiuiiTi  r  .m.!  n.hnr  W  L; 
lirnll,  I'Mj.    of    iirv  h> ».     in     \  j^^\  .     sad  fci 
Mary.  daui:hti-r  und  rn  hnr  "i  W  ttlktm  Drakr. 
Iljrdl>.  in  N'irfiilk:  Iwu  o;  tijiiM-  Udie*  Irll  as 
i«-<ur  :  the  i<t«ur  of  thi*  fourth  i.nlrd  after  raudM 
thf  sci'und  wa<(  mnihrr  ni  t'.ir  •^•t:  kaj  b«r, 

I.  Sir  riiiiM«<i  PiiMfK«.  itt  .*«  irr»rl'«.  hiffei 
ot  .^utl'olk  III  liio'i.  u  hti  «.!•  ktiifUtti!  11  Nraw 
Hnh  Ottobt-r.  :mi3.  .m.:  rrtjilr.:  a  BAiaAi"  IB 
gu«t.  li^'M.  Ht-  iu.imr>l  firpt.  Vdh^.  dauf^AFT  < 
U  illt.iiii  .su.«ri.  knt.  til  >«-«uthfl«ei.  in  Krax.  m 
:«ur\  i\  iiic  i^iti'i*. 

\\  II 1 1 IV.  hi«  h#  ir. 

I  r.LM  •^,  m.  t(i  lldmiiud   Baso«B.e»]   ^^ 
-»i.  in  Norfolk. 

>ir  T)iMni.»!>  ni.«rriril  <h*ci  i!i!i\.  \.'.nr.  ds.iE^n'  ' 
Atitli<>:i>  Bmwnt .  Int.  «>|  l.Uin^^.  u  Nnr*uiA.  ■> 
ihjt  l:i.i\  h.id 

i  r  i.-  .•• .  t'l.  \\..T\,  danehtrr  iif  Sir  la^cxst 


:..'.!  .   kilt     III     Ni>ri 


LrrmiafkaB.  is 


ii  I 


PLA 


V  L  K 


f'll^.  and  if.  t.p.     His  widow  m.  Thomas  Well, 

LrojkBL.  rector  of  Ugsliall,  who  succeeded  as  fourth 

baronet. 
Anthony.  1  ^  ^ 

John,  Si.   Camilla,  daogbtcr  of  Thomas  Browne, 
esq.  of  Elsinge. 

Eliubeth,  m.  to  Sir  Stephen  Soame,  knt.  of  Hai- 

don  Hall,  in  Esstrx. 
JndMt,  m.  to  Richard  Moseley,  esq. 
Lidia,  St.  to  Henry  Warner,  esq.  of  Mildenhall, 

in  Snffolk. 
Pamcl,  fli.  to  John  Harbonne,  esq.  of  Barsham. 
■ ,  fli.  to  Edward  Barnwell,  esq.  of  Hylamn. 
Anae,  m.  to  Gcorfe  Gent,  esq.  of  Moyus. 

Sir  Ttenns  died  in  Jnne,  IflM,  and  was  *,  by  his  el- 


■I.  HiK  William  Playtkbs,  who  was  deputy  lieute- 
▼ice  admiral  of  the  county  of  Suffolk,  and 
of  a  regiment,  until  turned  out  by  the  rebel- 
[lament,  as  recorded  upon  bis  tomb.  He  in. 
,  dsHifhter  and  heir  of  Christopher  Le  Crys, 
BUliiigford.  in  Norfolk,  by  whom  (who  d.  frth 
.  lOM.)  he  had  au  only  son,  his  successor, 
Ml.  Sib  Thomas  Ptji  yi  krsi,  high  sheriff  of  Suffolk  in 
made  colonel  of  a  regiment  of  Cunis- 
flvo  kandred  strong,  by  commission,  dated  at 
July,  10  Charles  I.  he  was  also  admiral 
Easli«h  ships.  He  marrieil  Rebecca,  daught«'r 
C^Wir  of  Tliomas  Chapman,  esq.  of  Womiley,  in 
ire,  bat  had  no  issue.  He  died  at  Messina, 
,  mmno  1051,  aged  tUirty-fiTe,  (his  widow  m. 
7«  Richard  L«cy,  esq. ;  and  thirdly,  Sir  Row- 
LyttoB,  knt.  of  Knebworth,)  when  the  baron«tr.y 
to  hia  ancle  of  the  half  blood, 
IT.  Sib  LTti.^KL  Playtkra,  rector  of  Ugshall,  in 
Walkcr.  in  bis  sufferings  of  the  ('lergy.re- 
J  acts  of  persecution  and  plunder  inflicted 
gcnclenran,  whom  be  describes  as  a  meek 
e  temper,  during  the  rebellion.  He  lived, 
.  to  aeo  the  restoration  of  tlte  monarchy,  and 
fV-«otabUshed  in  his  own  estates.  He  married 
,  daoghter  of  John  Warner,  pent,  of  Bran- 
la  Norfolk,  and  by  her,  who  died  in  September, 

V"""*         \  fifth  and  sixth  baronets. 

M.  to  Thomas  Edgar,  esq.  of  (>lfuiliuui, 


onm. 

Mra»  and  wan  i.  by  his  elder  son, 
loMN  Playtrrs,  who  fli.  first,  Janp,  daugh- 
Read,  esq.  of  Berdwell,  in  Suffolk,  but 
;  tody  he  had  no  issue.    He  m.  He<-ondly ,  Isabel, 
lad  sole  hrir  of  Tlumias  Hall,  of  London, 
aod  had  a  son  and  daughter,  who  both  died 
He  was  t,  at  his  decease  by  his  brother, 
Sia    Ltourl  Playtkr>.     This  gentlemun  m. 
ofTahnashCastel,esq.  of  Ravcning- 
ila  IfarMk,  and  had  issue, 

Jwio,  Us  aaoccaaor. 
Skhard,  tf.  at  sea,  unm. 

LfRBcl,  fli.  one  of  the  da-.ighters  and  co-heirs  of 
Dr.   tioold,   a   physician,  and   d.    in  January, 
irtt-3,  at  Sotterlcy,  learing  issue. 
1, 4.  onm. 
»,  Ok  to  John  NoTTis,  gent,  of  Witton,  iu 


tor  of  John  Pelton,  esq.  of  Worlincharo.in  Suffolk,  and 
niece  of  Sir  John  Feltoun,  hart,  and  had  sert  ral  chil- 
dren, of  whom,  however,  only  two  survived  to  matu- 
rity, vix. 

JuHN,  his  heir,  who  m.  first,  Anne-Carolino,  dau. 
and  heir  of  John  Turner,  est],  and  by  ht^r  had 
issue, 
John,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
Chari.ks,  heir  to  his  brother. 
Elizabeth,  m.  in  1768,  to  John  Norris,  esq.  of 
Winchingham,  in  Norfolk. 
Mr.  IMayters,  who  d.  before  his  father,  m.  se- 
condly, Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Joshua  Jjewis, 
esq.  of  (ireut  Farringdon,  Berks,  and  had  ano- 
ther son, 
Willi  am  John,  who  succeeded  as  tenth  ba- 
ronet. 
Mary. 

Sir  John  d.  llth  December,  170S,  and  was  t.  by  his 
grandson, 

VIII.  Sir  John  Playtsrs,  who  d.  unm.  at  Ingates- 
touc.  in  Essex,  "iOth  May,  1701,  and  was  jr.  by  his 
brother, 

IX.  Sir  Cuarlxs  Piuytrrs,  who  was  sometime  of 
East  Bergholt,  in  Essex,  and  died  at  Haiuford,  in 
Norfolk,  unm.  in  1806.  He  was  t.  by  his  half-bn»- 
ther, 

X.  Sir  Wili.um  John  Pi.aytkrs,  who  resided  at 
Yelverton,  in  Norfolk.  He  m.  first,  in  I7H2,  Miss 
Pat<'na  Clarke,  who  d.  s.  p,  14th  August,  1823,  when 
he  m.  secondly,  Miss  Anne  Wright.  Sir  William  d, 
aged  seventy-five,  23rd  September,  1832,  and  the  Ba- 

RUNkTCY  BXPIKKU. 

Arms — Bendy  wavy  of  six,  argent  and  aznre. 

Xote — A  correBpoiulent  of  the  G-ntk>man*ii  M«i:aziii<> 
state*,  that  Sir  \l  illiani  John  Pla>teri>,  the  laot  barunel, 
li'ft  an  illegitimate  daughter, 

Eliz\mrth  Wrioht,  Mhom.  Robert  Mottrc,  e»i|.  an 
ulKcer  in  the  army,  and  to  whom  Sir  William  de- 
\i^e<l  hi.t  c»talei>  in  Norfolk.  Lieutenant  (ietiri^e- 
Charli-o-Degon  Lewin,  great  giandson  uf  Joshua 
lA.'\%iH,  \\h(>«e  daughter  was  mother  of  Sir  William 
Playtera,  entered  a  caveat  to  the  will,  but  with- 
<lrew  it. 


i»li:yi)i:ll,  of  colksfiill. 


('RK*TKI) 

15th  June,  1732. 


^^  ^-'k 


EXTIN'  T 

llth  Ort.  17tirt. 


>to  |flM»  and  was  f.  by  his  aldest  son, 

.  lit  JuiiM  Pi.inxRS,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dnugh- 


Uttiragr. 

William  Pleydlll,  esc),  of  Coleiihill,in  the  county 
of  Berks,  h.  about  the  year  1 12S,  d.  iu  l-ll>5,  seized  of 
landH  in  Berkshire  and  the  adjoining  counties.  He 
wait  interred  in  the  ehureli  of  Culeshill,  wi'h  his  wife, 
Isabella,  under  the  directions  of  his  will,  dated  0th 
November,  MUl,  and  registered  in  the  prerogative  of- 
fice.    11  is  son  and  heir, 

Thom\!(  Pleydlll,  esq.  d.  in  1527,  possessed  of  a 
considerable  estate, (the  appraisement  of  his  moveables 
only,  made  Uth  October,  1527,  amounting  to  £353.  7s. 
a  large  aum  for  thot«e  timcK.)  and  was  intem'd,  with 
Agnes,  his  \vife,  in  .i  chapel,  (which,  for  that  purp<n<ie, 

•115 


V  L  E 


V  L  K 


he  had  caused  to  be  erected  on  the  aonth  ride  of  the 

church  of  Coleshill,)  called   in  his  will,  **  the  new  . 

rhap(*l  of  the  i«alatatiou  of  our  blcitsed  ladie,"  and,  by 

him,    aiiiong.it    other   donation!*,   endowed    with    ten 

mark  A  yearly  to  a  prieitt,  to  «inK  and  pray  for  hiii  sonl.  ; 

and  the  souIh  of  hin  family,     llie  probate  to  hiM  will, 

is  under  the  seals  of  Tlioraa.t,  Cardinal  Wolsey,  Arch-  • 

bishop  of  York  and   LeRatu ;    and  William  Warham,      The  third  son. 


JoHN-CnmsTDrntm.vi 
TMcount.  but  rf.  *.  p 
and  the  srcond, 

Hknbt.  i»  the  sixth  » 
f  li*37>  Vi»oii-\T  I>*i« 
D  L- R  K  E'«  Pi trtlft  «i 

rtogf.) 


Archbbhop  of  Cantcrbur>'.    He  had  (with  two  daugh 
ters.  Hose,  wife  of  Ambrose  Champneys,  esq.  of  Fromc 
Sclwood,  and  Klizabcth,)  a  son  and  successor, 

William  Plkydrll,  esq.  of  Coleshill,  who  m.  Agnes, 
daught<T  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Reason,  esq.  of  Corf 
Castle,  in  the  county  of  Dorset,  by  whom  he  had, 

I.  Tobias,  his  heir,  m.  Eleonora,  daughter  of 
John  Yate,  of  Buckland,  Berks,  and  was 
seized  of  the  manor,  town  and  hundred  of 
Farringdon,  in  tliat  county,  which  he  had  pur- 
chased of  Sir  Francis  Knglefield,  and  the  said 
John  Yate,  where  he  and  his  wife  lie  interred 


/^fl^vLp^  libij     under  a  handsi>me  monument,  in  the  chancel,   ji^ 
J         ''I  He  rf.  18th  October,  1583."      ^^  ^  ^ 


1- 
Hi 


11.    Gabriel,   of   Midgehill,  Wilts.      His    grand- 
son, 
Sir  Charles  Pi.EYUELL.of  Midgehill  knight- 


ed in   1(>20,  (t.    in    l(Wt*2;    leaving  by  his  i  I1i<!  older  Ki»n, 


Thomas  Pleyukm..  esq.  TvceiTcd  from  bi» 
manor  of  the  Abbot  "of  C'ln?  nrratgr.  in.  itfem.' 
l5erlLshire,  and  several  land*  in  Unnsburn 
ney,  in  the  county  of  Glouc^strr,  at  whii-h 
he  was  interred,  in  160.) .     He  had  two  sons, 

John,  his  heir. 

Edward,  of  Crickdnle.  in  Wiltshire,  wl 

grandson    and    sii«x**'SMor,    iMftrr   his 

grandsftn  besirins  the  same  chn»ciaa  i 

Edward  PleydcU,  of  Criikland.  Vl 

borough,    M.    Annahella,^  i^anchti 

Right  Honourabli!  Sir  Jffhn  Kmt* 

ham,  in  the  ^amp  county,  rhAm>l 

exchequer  in    the    reicn*    cf  Ca 

JiMM  li.  and  \\  iiiisn  and  \i%n^ 

an  only  son. 

ward  rieydt-ll.uf  fri.  k;^- 1 


Ed 


111. 

IV. 


second  wife,  Jann,  daughter  of  Sir  Johu 
St.  John,  of  Lydiard  Tregoze,  and  widow 
of  RolM>rt  Atty,  esq.  a  son, 
Oliver,  whose  son  and  heir, 
Edmi.' N  D,  M.P.  forWotton  Basset,  Wilts, 
m.  Anne,  daughter  and  sole  heir  of 
Sir  John  Morton,  of  Milboume  St. 
Andrew,  in  the  county  of  Dorset, 
hart,  and  was  father  of 

EuMi'Nu  Morton  Pleyukll,  esq. 
of  Milbourne,  M.P.  fur  the  coun- 
ty of  Dorset,  who  m.  Deborah, 
daughter  of  William  KufTen, 
esq.  and  died   in   1754,  leaving 

i.H8U0. 

Th(iv»s,  of  Shrivfiiham.         -■ 

John,  of  \\  Of%tcot,  in  Jlork^hirf,  fatlirr  of 

JioKKin  1*i.i.yi)i;li  ,  who,  in  Ui'll,  wa>  •••■i/t'tl 
of  till'  manors  of  Ainiiry  Cnu-is,  .\iiiiif\ 
Mary,  ami  Ainiiey  i*rt«T,  in  the  lountv  of 
(;i«ni«"«'6tcr.  w  ith  tliosi'of  \N  i-M«'ot  anrl  Irlyy. 
in  Horkshin*.  He  </.  in  I<il'2,  an«1  tlntsr 
<>.st.it<-.i  drsccndi'd  Mirro?««i\rly  ti»  his  mui, 
grandnon,  and  great  grandson. ullof  \niii«>y 
CrticiK,  and  all  named  Robert ;  the  son  //. 
about  IG?.*! ;  the  grand!«on  rn.  Surah,  daugh- 
ter of  Philip  Shojipurd,  of  Hampton,  in 
(tlouivstendiin! :  the  great  graiidKon  tt.  in 
171!),  unm.  leaving  two  sinter^;  the  elder 
r/.  iinin.  when  the  younger, 

CiiAKMini.-Loi  iK«  PiiYor.iL.  became 
Koli'  heir.  I'his  lady  ;/i.  lUlli  August, 
I7'2i,  the  honourable  John  Dawnay, 
eldcot  sun  of  Henry,  necond  ^  iM'ount 
Dou  ne,  and  by  him,  who  predet'eased 
his  father,  had  two  hoiih,  viz. 

IIk.NKY  ■  Pl.l.Ylil'.l.l.     DlW.NKY,     who, 

HiicrerdinK  his  ^'randt'.ither.in  I  r  1 1 . 
In*'  anic  third  N  »St  i>i  M    I>ii\%  M  . 
Joii.N  l)\\\  M  \  .whooni'rei'dt'dhislirD- 
tht-r  a.H  fourth  Nimim  nt  I)i»\vm. 
This  noldeiiiairrt  ehierson, 


•  Slir  wa*  inothir  «•!    Itn  iiikd  .mil  IMiYI>ii.i   ^'^^^u 
limn,  «iir«*t—ivtl\  (>|  .Swindon,  M-e  Hi  nhLf^t'tunmottrr*. 
\i>l.  I\.  )i   AW. 

♦  l»>    M.ii-rfiii,  ill-  win,  .l.iii-^liii  r  i.f  Sii    niiiii|>lir(\ 


John  Plkyiii;!  i..  f*i\,  of  Shrivenham.  m  I 
m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Ulirer  .Ig^i^ani^  (■•)-  •■ 
in  the  same  county,  and  d>iiig  'Iiu\  August. 
s,  by  his  icon, 

Olivrr  Pi.EYi»t:iL,  onq.  who  d.  in  Uj*, 
tlie  paternal  estate  above  m«'ntiniM<4.  and  i 
others  in  the  countifa  of  Berks.  <!l<inrr 
Wilts.  He  had  two  sons  ithe  ynungrr  dit^  i 
several  daughters,  of  the  Utter.  MArttia,  ■ 
bert  Brooke,  hart,  of  N acton,  and  Mar^  w^ 
of  Thomas  (ioddard,  esq.  of  Swindon*  Hw 
heir, 

Thov«s  Plryhri.l,  esq.  of  Shritenljaia, 
February,  111141.  Mary,  only  d^n^htrr  *•#  Si 
Pratt.  bart.«  and  i^iMitiially  iMiie  hvir  m  Lrr 
SiK  Hf.nk^  1'kii'i,i>i-  Cm  f  «|4  II  I  .  jn-i  '.mi 
son.  Th<»%hn.  In-  hfir.  Mr  I'N  \. '..;'.  t;  .'i 
Mary,  hi"  willow,  r.irii'-il  iTiT"  "?■.*  r  :  iii..»" 
the     rhCltr    wlliih     ll.ld     •'f'»^i  i.il.  .1     »  ■'   • 

jrrandf  ith»  r,  >ir  H«  nr\   Pr.iTt,   li'it  tl,     :■-■-:. 
ab»o]iitiI>    III    hiT   niiitinr,    l».iini-    Vir»--«: 
honio  part   ol'   wliirh.  « <>tii]>ri«ii:i:   lio-   i::  ii    "• 
>liill,   Covwrll.    Mazii  t.   ainl    t  ■>\vifl!    rj-^i 
i'oiintv   ot*    Hi  rV^  ;    <\u'   iUf,l    »cii>'.l   >ii    1«  *■ 
with  the  f.iiiiil\   vat   of  I'olt-^lnll,  wtiK-ft  tte 
had  pnH'ured  to  1m-  built,  in  lUM,  by  lai4^<  i»» 
grandson  and  hi-ir. 

Tiiovit.N   Pi  i:yiii:i.i  ,  e«q.    of   C><le»lull,  ■-  i 
UfM,  Jane,  iLiuchti-r  of  Sir  Nichulu  Sfsarr. 
Hartley  Mauduit,  in  the  imunry  uf  Sk*«th«B;^ 
had  an  only  child. 

MtKR-SictRT,  hi«  heir. 
He  m.  serondly,  Itaihel.  duuchtrr  nf  W-rt**' 
esq.  ol  Hrimsl.ide  l*urL ,  W  ilr«hirv,  aod  bt  bff 

ThoiiiHs-I'omler,  who  i1.  mint,  la  l>'*:. 

Mr.  IMe\delI  if.  'iiid  Februar).  17-i;,  »rA  »w* 
I'lder  son, 

I.    M«KkSllll(r   i'l  I  Yl'l  I  I  .  i«^    III  r.i;r«k<'. 
(-oiiiit\  ol   Hrrk*    w  !i'i  ».!•  .  !•  Jl'i!  .4  iUti**'" 
(.iiiiii.i    II.  I.>th  JoiK  .    I ;.{-.'.     >ir  ^»rk  -nvn 
e^tate^  o|   tlii.o    lir.iiirli   o:   hir    o« :«.    iJinili-ftS 
Npttiliid  abo\e  «•!   the  t.4nui\   •.-f   l*r*ti       >'-    ' 


|-'n|*ti  I,  ^jirl.  «iiii  111  Sii   W  lUiani  K'lr'i-t,    i«  •  • 
•  >t    (III     r>.ilh  -iitU  Jiil>.  Itin.l.    h%    \|flr«.   ri:>    ■  f 
till    iiiinh  m   liiMii'iir  III  ^Hfi^   r.iiciSK^x    ='■ 
.Sii   \|.iik  Sdi.iil,  Li.t.  ••!  S'-,iiM-j.  in  t  iiittc'P* 

111. 


PLO 


POL 


nry,  I7lf ,  Mary,  laafiicer  and  lole  beir  of  Robert 
art,  aaa  of  JoIib  SUnart,  esq.  of  Atooy,  in  Bute, 
Iwd  aa  aaly  ^n|^ter, 

HaaaicT  Plbydbu.,  who  m.  14tb  January,  1747-8, 
WmiBB,  fint  Babl  or  KAUNoa,  (bis  lordabip'v 
^  irat  wife,)  and  had  an  only  child, 

iacoa,  Viacoant  Folkatone,  who,  sucoeediof 
hia  lather  in  1709,  became  second  Earl  of 
Raidnor,  (refer  to  Bvana's  Peerage  and  Ba- 
rtmtimge.) 

If  uk  Staart  Pleydell  d,  14th  October,  1708,  aged 
Bty<#Te.  when  the  BAaoKBTcr  kxpibkd  ;  be  de- 
i  Ma  tatalta  to  his  grandson.  Lord  Folkstone,  and 
her  ■■■%>«  of  the  family  of  Radnor,  in  remaiu- 
4lKctlBg  that  each  inheritor,  should,  on  his  ac- 
the  somame  of  PLKYUKLLrBouTiaia. 


ArfeaC,  a  bend,  gules,  guttee  of  the  field,  be- 
plovers,  of  the  second,  a  chief,  cheque,  or 
I  with  the  distinction  of  the  second  house. 


JOMER,  OF  THE  INNKR  TEMPLE. 


i%*,\ 


-I. 


Extinct 
SOth  April,  1007. 


WLinuqt, 

lUUAH  Plohib,  citisen  of  London,  who  died  15tb 
r,  left  by  his  wife,  a  daughter  of  Robert  de 
I,  via. 


,  of  London,  who  m.  Audrey,  daughter  of 
Page.  esq.  of  Harrow,  Middlesex,  and 
djriBf  in  1008,  left,  by  her.  who  wedded,  se- 
CHitfly,  Sir  Robert  Bennett,  of  Windsor,   a 
iasglrter,  Elisabeth,  wife  of  Walter  Vaughan. 
«#  Haecas,  and  a  son, 
Joan  Plobcb,  esq.  of  New  Windsor,  Berks. 
who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Philip  Gerrard, 
esq.  aad  was  #.  by  his  son, 
Joan  pLtBKa,  esq.  of  Blakesware,  Herts, 
ahrriff  I  Wii.i.mm  nnd  Mart,  m.  in  1678, 
Mary,  ekipst  duuKhtor  of  William  Hale, 
•sq.  of  King's  Walden,  and  dying  in  1719, 
laft  issue, 
WftLTsa,  M.P.  died  in  1740. 
William,  of  whom  presently. 
Richard,  M.P.  died  in  1750. 

Aaae,  si.  James  Hamilton.  Lord  Pau 
ley,  afterwards  seventh  Earl  of  Aber- 
rom,  and  had 
James,  eighth  Earl  of  Abercum. 
John,  grratgraiidfather  of  Ji.roes, 

prvsrut  MarqucMi  of  Abercom. 
Ceorgr,  in  holy  ordrm,  a  canon  of 
Windsor,  wkO!*r  daughter,  Jaue, 
m.  first.  William  Plumrr,  rsq.  of 
Ctilston  Park  ;  secondly,  Richard 
John  Lewin,  esq.  R.  N.;  and 
thirdly,  Robert  Ward,  esq.  who 
assumed  the  surname  of  Plumer, 


and  is  the  present  Robert  Plumer 
Ward,  esq.  of  Gilston  Park.  (See 
BiBKx's  Commoner*^  toI.  i.  p.  71.) 

Catherine,  wife  of  Thomas  ByJe,  esq. 

The  second  son, 

William  Plumxb,  esq.  of  Blakesware,  M.P. 
for  Herts,  m.  in  1731,  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Byde,  esq.  of  Ware  Park,  and 
dying  in  1707,  was  s,  by  bis  son, 

William  Plcmeb,  esq.  M.P.  for  Herts, 
who  m.  first,  Frances  Dorothy,  daughter 
of  Lucius,  fifth  Lord  Falkland;  and  se- 
condly, his  cousin,  Jane,  daughter  of  the 
Hon.  and  Rer.  George  Hamilton,  D.  D. 
but  d.  s.  p.  in  1622,  baring  devised  his 
estates  to  bin  widow,  who  conveyed  them 
to  her  last  husband,  RuBxar  Wabd,  esq. 
II.  Edmund,  of  London,  d.  14th  August,  1024. 
III.  Thomas. 

The  third  son, 

Thomas  PLOMBB,esq.  m,  a  daughter  of  Mr.  Alderman 
Elwais,  of  I^ndon,  and  dying  at  Mitcham,in  Surrey, 
in  1030,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

1.  Wai.tkb  Pldmeb.  esq.  of  the  Inner  Temple,  who 
was  created  a  Baronkt  in  1000-1.  He  died  unm. 
20th  April,  1007,  aged  seTenty-seTen,  when  the  title 
became  kxtinct. 

ilmur— Per  chev.  flory  and  counterilory  arg.  and  sa. 
three  maurtlets  couuterchanged. 


POLE. 


Cbbatbd 
I2th  Sept.  1801. 


Extinct 
0th  Sept.  iK30. 


Srinragr. 

This  was  a  branch  of  the  family  of  Polr.  of  Shute. 
in  the  county  of  Devon. 

Sib  John  Polr,  third  baronet,  of  Shute,*  m.  Anne, 
youngest  daughter  of  Sir  William   Morrice,  knt.  of 
Wrrrington,  in  the  county  of  Devon,  onf>  of  the  prin 
cipal  secretaries  of  state  to  Ain^  Chabim   II.  and 
had  sur%-i%iug  insue, 

William  (Sir^  who,  at  the  decease  of  his  father, 
13th  March,  1707,  became  fourth  baronet  of 
Sbute. 

John,  an  officer  in  the  army,  </.  unm.  in  1710. 

Caboma.  of  whom  presently. 

I'reth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Trevelyan,  hart. 

The  youngest  lum. 

('ABOLtN  Pole,  in  holy  orders,  was  rector  of  St. 
Brr<)ck,  ill  Cornwall,  Hiid  sometime  proctor  in  convo- 
cation for  the  rler^y  of  the  diocese  of  Exon.  He  m. 
Sarah,  eldent  daughter  of  Jonathan  Hashleigh,  esq. 
of  Menabilly,  in  the  same  rounty.  by  Sarah,  elder 
daughter,  by  his  first  wife,  of  Sir  John  (!arew.  hart, 
of  Anthony,  and  was  *.  by  his  elder  son, 


hv  BaamrvrcT  of  Sbatc  belsg  Mill  extant,  refer  to  Bubbb's  Peerage  and  Baronetage,  for  the  earlier  dfKentr. 

1  H  417 


POL 

HniKiLD  PoLi,  eif.  of  Suka  DuunU,  in  tht 
eoaiity  of  Deron,  wbo  ■■■  Anng,  Mcead  dmchUr  of 
Jdbb  PtaacU  BvllefiVHi.  of  MiirTBl,iii  ComvaUpUid 
hid  <UI1«, 


.  priTT 


III.  Bdwird. 
I.  Aunt,  m.  to  Chirlci,  flnt  Lord  Somen. 
II.  Sinh,  iL  ta  Henri- HipFbler  Coir,  nq.  ud 

d. ,. ,. 

1.  Sii  Cbulu-Mouici  Pou,  K.  C.B.  ud  >dininil 
of  the  »d,  of  AldcDhun  Abtwy,  Hcru,  v»  cnUed  ■ 
Biionn'  Itth  Srptembcr,  1801.  Ke  n.  gih  Jnna. 
im,  Himriana,  dansbtcr  of  John  Goddnrd.  «q.  of 
Woodford  Hall,  in  the  conni;  of  Eman,  ud  nioco  of 
Hanrr  Hope,  eiq,  of  Anuterdua,  ud  bj  Ihat  lady 
bad  twa  diughien,  vii. 


WiDiam  Stuart,  eiq.  only  ion  ol 
Sturt,  Arehti&abap  of  Amugh,  ai 
John,  Earl  of  Bute. 


nloa  Rean^a-lii,  or,  a 


POLLARD,  OF  KING'S  NYMPTON. 


entering  at  the  Middle  Tnople,  deiolei 
Plrai.    "  In  thii  hoDimrslile  office,"  la 


■n'd)  S 


odour  Thereof  perfouet  hia  memory  unto  thii  day." 
Sir  Lewia  acquired  by  Jiii  profeiaieiD  a  congidemble 
fsrtins,  and  parchaMd  ibe  ealale  of  King'a  Nyuiplon, 
la  Devon,  wboro  ha  eixcled  a  aUlely  manaion,  and 
...  ■   d  Asnr.,  daogblrr 


of  TTiomaa  Hen,  etij.  of  Kii 
Staicruu,  and  bad  by  her  rie 
d»i|fat«n.    Four  of  the  hdi 


kBlchflioad,  Kb-  Ha^,  I 
Sir  Ocorta,  wbo  "  ma  ' 
o(  BoUola  In  FrauB* ;" 


B  IbtlttbylbMM 


roll  adTiBccd.    Tha  Sma^lat 


ilalaiiMiili' 
ttmi  hmfllea  In  ibe  eomty:  lb*  «U«t  bc4 
wife  of  Sir  HuibStaktlj.ot  AStoB;  Ih,  3 
Sir  Hngh  Cosncnay.  of  PowdnluBi 
Kir  Hugh  Pair1et,ntHtaBfordPemiI;a 
of  Sir  lofan  Cncker,  of  lAtfbawi. 
The  judge'!  aoD, 

Sm  HnoH  POLUnD,  kst.  of  Haf^, 
EJiijibvth,  dauf-htf  r  and  htir  id  John  ^' 
St.  Laurence  CUat,  In  Dnon.  aad  wh 

Sia  Liwii  PoLunD.  ksl.  of  Kiu«'. 
eminent  liwyeT,  vha  vaa  I«it  readi 
Temple  I  Eowiaa  Tl.  asd  recorder 
Exeter  tad  of  tha  lama  ntga.  Ha  ■ 
taiurd  the  coif  of  aeiiMBt.    Hto  na  a 

Sia  HcoK  PoLuaOikBt.  of  KIm', 

I.  Liwia  PoLuiD,  B>q.  of  Ki^V 
MarfaiTl,  daughlar  of  Sb  Beair  Bi 

II.  Sii  HiToH  Fauaao.  of  Uaf-i 
Hug 


ently  boipitaU*  ta  all  i 


to  bia  houe,  either  oc 
the  time  of  our  lata  luJuppT  wan 
cording  to  tbe  oblifitloiu  of  huaaa- 
to  the  intereit  of  opprraed  reTahr 
purae  and  penon  andaaroftiad  toaai 
cauae  of  bia  dear  parevti,  Ua  notbi 
taia  hther  Ibe  king.     Ha  irai  «oir 


importuice],  ta  bia  own  ooaatrf 

hia  aon,  A'ii>(  CaiaLB  II.  of  (laci 
court,  being  made  by  him  coaEpi 
hold.    When  the  garriaua  of  Dart- 

by  the  parlia 


then  there,  made  at  Bnt  *  ratDli 
fence;  and  at  length,  tha  place 
■nrrendered  npon  good  aickle*. 
commanden  retnined  10  OHtr 

fell  by  the  alna  of  all  and  tha 

Hugh  Pollard,  able  to  yield  di 
fanlier  lerrice  lor  the  pnaiut. 
at  N'ympiop  Regia,  irbere  be  api 
hi*  fortoan  ia  hoapitaUty  as 
ncigbboun ;  on  vhi^  a  witty  p 


e,  dincbter  of  Bdwanl 


Pollard  died  in  II 


POO 
OOOLE,  OF  POQLI 

i 


/^ 


POO 

John,  hb  heir,  temf,  Eusabiti,  at.  1 
ter  of  Sir  Rowland  Sfanley,  knt. 
ftad  dying  in  bis  fktlMr's  lifetime.  \ 


■hz.  c 


U' 


r^fur..^   •' 


r 


!->■ 


I 


Tr. 


»  « 


^^y  -   ffl 


T>^ 


It  aoB. 

^OQLR.  eeq.  of  Poole,  liring  in  1508.  at.  Ilrtt, 
AVghter  of  Sir  John  Fitton,  knt.  of  Gawt- 
I  Chfshire.  hot  by  that  lady  had  no  ieaur. 
led  ereondly.  Catherine,  daughter  of  George 
.  «eq.  of  Minabnll.  and  Imd 


•  •       VM  —  . 


baroMt  IMk  Oddbeff  MH,  with  remaiaatt 
hie  own  male  Imm,  to  hia  bf««faer  WUlh 
iMue  male.  Sir  Jamca  m.  int,  Jkmma,  i 
Thomas  Eyre,  esq.  of  Haaeop,  in  Uerbyihl 

•   her  had 

419 


*4* 

UlbMiir.  IMI. 

W*J 

\iy 

vnm*. 

■■n  yn-    Their  {MDurcb, 

A,  ■Hu  fuoLi.aUw  u(  Li  Poou,  Lord 

(.■Ediijiiid  I.  M.  EliHbelti.  dinfhur 

«.  m^.  who  ■.  MatiUls.  dauihtn-  c 

rim. 
.»}■ 

■.uTbaaiu  Gklb>n  6c«i>brlck.  nq. 


,. 

B.  W  -  IMllllCMD.  or  ChMUI, 

■  AAaWkiBB-*.  •*!. 

Sr«„.-.-K™ 

u4*tk.rUTof 

■rt*  »«»  fJ«</«.  In    !• 

d  ■  diiB(liUr, 

DOT.  iDI.  and 

MB)  FllrbR.  KDd  .  »« 

mat  iHir. 

u,  an-  •<  ■*«>>•■  «!»  -• 

M»T.<»(b- 

.T>ltai.k«.<>iG»r<.. 

■t  M  Cffl^E^VarBBO.  «b%^  of  Hkfa- 
>.  M  JikK  Bml*r.  r^.  m  DonMiMt. 

■T  of  tl>  iuhn'  niun.  Int.  a(  Oiws. 
.  ku  by  Ihat  tadf  k>d  no  loiK. 
■■■0*.  CNkatlnf ,  Aauithui  el  Uhtt* 
■(  Mlnkoll.  ■nil  kid 


Hirganl.  ■>.  lo  JiiBTi  SkrrnuhiK,  wq.  of  Not- 
burj  Manor,  in  the  cuantit  n(  Suffbrd. 

Brid(«.  ot  Brymin,  ai.  to  Sir  ThoajM  Sloan, 
Ldi.  o(  Kly. 

Josh  Poou,  h^.  of  Poola.  Tina  groilrmui  m,  Do- 
rolh>.  dau«btiir  ol  Tbomaa  Tyldtaloy.  nq,  of  Morlrra, 
in  Lancubin.  *iid  dyin|  la  May,  (Ml ,  wa*  i.  b;  hli 
eldsraim. 

CaltiFrfn*.  daufblcr  r>f  Kir  John  Talbot,  toL  of  Oral 
ton,  in  tbs  nrnnty  of  WorcMtr ;  and  .KoedlT.  Ca- 
ibcTina.  dangbur  of  Sir  John  Piraball.  bart.  of  Hon- 
lay,  inllucoimly  nrSnflbrd.  By  ili«  UtUT  b«  bad  a 
daufbur.  Hanimt.  vha  died  Dnm.  He  diad  himaall 
of  wDonda  recaived  al  tbe  ncgs  of  Chaaltr  Is  IIMI,  tad 
Bii  boritd  at  Namplwich,  iu  Uhsahini.  Lcariac  iw 
male  iaaoc,  be  <raa  i.  by  hi>  brollirr. 
""  Pooui.aaq.   Thia  gcntlonaB  ■■■  Aial,  DDfo> 


rtiy,  i! 


ap  Mar 


H(rioMtli.hiR,  and  bad  hj  bcr 

Mr  itrdded  acooDdly,  Kllan.daufburof  i^nda  Dray. 

COB.  aaq.  but  by  tbal  lady  (»lio  ■■.  afWr  hia  dcceaa* 

NIr  Edinrd  Hnatyri.bwt.  of  TalacnJ  bi  badsolaiai. 

ll<*aa..byhUanD, 
Jtnu  Pool*,  aa^.  of  Pool*,  who  ai,  Mary.  aUitr  o( 

Sir  KdwardMoatyn,  bait-ofTilacn.  byhir  i»b<>  la, 

anoDdly,  Sir  Wllliau  (iarud,  bar«.)  bad  Ibrw  •un>. 
bvniamia.  of  Lsadoa.  Hbo  4.  in  Jaiiuai7,  lOXI. 
laatlnii  »y  HarfuwI.  bla  wilt,  daotbtar  of  Au- 
Ibany  LovUiar.  aa^.  of  CIntltDd.  a  daofbut 
ud  hair,  wba  m.  Jobn  Nicnl,  «(.  of  Mlocbin 
dtii,  Id  Hiddlwi,  and  aaa  luMbar  of  a  dau«b 
Mr  and  btina,  la.  (a  iami*.  Uatt  of  C'baudot. 


amondly,  Domcbu.  daofbur  of  iba  Rt>. 
Daniel  WallM.  n»r of  UiiabbtU.ialluaaFi. 


inbvnlad  thv  borooatcy  in 


JiMU  PooLi,  ail.  of  Poola.  oba 


onrlly.  Annr,  d>agfaur  oT —  Kirk- 


sd,  H.  BridgFt,  daoghlcr  of  Rkhard  Hud- 
m,  esq.  of  Mjloni  €antl«,  in  CbUkbartiDd, 
had  Ihrvr  dbofihten. 


Sir  JamMa.  thirdly,  Praiic»,d>DEliteTnd(a-hair  of 
M^jar-eneral  Kandolph  Eiertan,  or  Brllcy,  in  KOf- 
fardihirr,  ind  widow  of  Sir  Jnhn  Curbct,  ban.  d[ 
Stake,  but  by  her  bad  no  iuue.     He  vu  (■  by  fail 

It.   Sin  Fm«('i>  PuOLK.  H.P.  for  Leoei  in  IIIJ. 

L(«ea,iD  NqiHi.ind  nitre  of  Lord  Pelliain.bywIunD 
be  had  tvs  loni  and  a  dauEbter,  lii. 

"""anh   I  "■i'^'"'* '"""'' ''■"■«'•■ 
Praneen,  n.  Hih  October.  17(17,  lo  Hpnry,  Hrmd 


Ha  >1.    l«h  February,  I7SJ 
iiV  Sii  HrMii  PooLi,  ro 


POP 

CbuWM-BliubMb,  m.  ta  Bakot  Wilb 


POPE,  OF  WILCOTE. 


I   died  ib  tM3,  bad.  by    Mai^arvt,  ht«  «f 

■  iDd  one  daii|hler.  via. 

I'Hiiiiii,  (Sirj,  t.  ■!  Dedinaton  aim  the  II 

tbeceiebnied^^DnntrrafCroiiilC 

Oirurd.     He  «lrd,  dunof  the  Tdfmtt 
VIII. and  (^...M  M.ai,  •r.mlUcb^ 


fiHH,  DfwbampRKntly.  f.-- 

lice.  M.  to  Edtrard  Lon.  f^.atjjm 


POP 


POR 


A,  wHh  wbi  draghten,  a  wm,  Wiluam,  (Sir),  hu 
kr  ;  mmd  thirdly,  a  daoffater  of  Sir  Bdmund  Wynd- 
m»  by  whom  be  had  no  inoe.  Hb  only  son, 
k  Sir  WuxiAM  Popb,  b.  at  Wnnton  in  1573,  was 
i4a  a  knight  of  the  Bath  in  1603,  and  created  a  Ba- 
MBT  in  1611,  being  then  ityled  of  Wiloote.  In  1089, 
wart  raised  to  the  peerage  of  Ireland,  as  Baron  of 
inubet,  and  Eabl  of  Downi.  Hit  lordship  m.  in 
tt>  Aaae,  daughter  of  Sir  Owen  Hopton,  lieutenant 
tkm  Tower  of  London,  and  relict  ef  Henry,  Lord 
catworth,  of  Nettlested,  and  had,  with  a  daughter 
m  diad  «am.  two  sons,  namely, 

WiLUAM  (Sir),  knt.  b.  at  Wroxton  in  1500,  who  m. 
Elisabeth,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Wat- 
son, knt.  of  Halstead,  in  Kent,  and  by  her,  who 
wadded  secondly.  Sir  Thomas  Peneystone,  hart. 
nt  Comwell,  in  Oxfordshire,  left  at  his  decease, 
a.  p.  la  1024.  with  two  daughters,  three  sons, 

TiiouAs,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
John.  b.  in  1013.  1  Mr.  Warton,  inadrer- 
WiOiam,  b.  in  lOM.  J  tently,  puts  the  suppo- 
sition that  one  of  these  was  grandfather'of 
Aleaanilrr  Pope,  the  poet.  From  the  cir- 
oimsCaiice  that  their  brother  Thomas,  se- 
cond Earl  of  Downe,  was  successor  to  the 
title  by  his  uncle,  it  Is  clear  that  these  two 
gentlemen  must  bare  died  without  legiti- 
■nta  male  issue. 


>•  who  succeeded  his  nephew  as  third  earl. 

of  Downe  died  tnd  July,  1631.  and  was  bu- 
f  mxton.  under  an  alabaster  monument  of 
■kawittiup,  made  by  the  famous  Nicholas 
as  whkh  appear  the  recumbent  figures  of  him- 
kis  wife,  large  as  life.    His  grandson  and 


lost,  k   in  1637,  in.  to  Sir  Edward  Bougbton, 

bavt.  of  Lawford,  but  d.  ».  p. 
iOATA,    b.  in  1630.  m.  in    1608.  to  Sir  William 

SaaaMS,  hart,  of  Thurlowe,  in  Suffolk,  but  died 

s-p. 


Francii,  b.  In  1047,  m.  in  1071,  to  Sir  Francis 
North,  the  celebrated  Lord  Keeper,  and  died  in 
1078,  learing  issue.* 
FiNKTTA.  m.  in  1074,  to  Robert  Hyde,  esq.  son  of 
Alexander  Hyde,  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 
His  lordship  died  11th  January.  1607,  was  buried  at 
Wroxton, and  succeeded  by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Pen,  fourth  Earl  of  Downe,  who 
survired  his  father  little  more  than  four  months,  and 
died  tSth  May,  1608,  when  all  his  honours,  including 
the  Bargnictcy,  ixpirrd;  his  sisters  being  his  co- 
heirs. Wroxton  is  now  the  seat  of  the  Earl  or 
GuiLvoRD,  the  descendant  of  the  third. 

ilmu— Per  pale  or  and  ax.  on  a  chev.  between  three 
griffins'  heads  erased  four  fleurs-delb  all  counter- 
changed. 


PORTMAN,  OF  ORCHARD. 


■  Tbosas  Popb,  second  Earl  of  Downe,  b.  at 
la   lOR,  an  actire  royalist  during  the  ciril  ' 
ak  Lucy,  daughter  of  John  Dutton,  esq.  of 
U  Rttd  had  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

I,  m.  first,  to  Sir  Francis  Henry  L^, 
of  Quarenden,  Bucks ;   and  secondly,  to 
Eari  of  Lindsey. 

died  at  Oxford,  38th  December,  1660, 
pi  vaa  s.  by  his  ancle, 

^i»  Utti  TiioaAS  Pen,  third  Earl  of  Downe,  6.  at 
HMhi  is  1500.  who  had  been  knighted  at  Wood- 
mlkfm  MU.  He  married  in  1036  Beata,  daughter  of 
[Phfy  Foole.  of  Sapertnn,  in  Gloucestershire,  and 
■J^Imb*  to  sarriTe  him, 

r    Ikaaaa.  his  heir. 


Crr%trd 
25th  Nor.  1611. 


Extinct 
in  lOM. 


Htneagr. 

So  early  as  the  reign  of  Edward  I.  the  Portmans 
appear  to  hare  been  persons  of  distinction  in  the 
county  of  Somerset ;  at  that  period 

Thomas  Portman  flourished,  and  bore  a  coat  ar- 
mour, which  he  derired  from  his  grandfather,  the 
same  erer  afterwards  borne  by  the  family.  His  lineal 
descendant, 

William  Portman,  settled  at  Taunton,  in  the  time 
of  Hrnry  IV.  and  was  a  liberal  benefactor  to  the 
priory  there,  where  he  was  buried.   His  son  and  heir, 

William  Portman,  m.  Christian,  daughter  and  heir 
of  William  Orchard,  of  Orchard,  and  was  s,  by  bis 
sou, 

John  Portman,  esq.  who  d.  in  I5S1,  lesTing  a  son 
and  heir. 

Sir  William  Portman,  knt.  an  eminent  lauryer 
tvmp.  Hrnry  VIII.  who  became  one  of  the  judges  of 
the  Common  Pleas,  and  aftcrwardsi  lord  chief  justice 
of  England.  His  lordship  died  in  13A5.  and  was  in- 
terred in  St.  DunKtan's  church,  Ix)ndon,  where  a 
monument  was  erected  to  his  memory.  He  was  *, 
by  his  son. 

Sir    Hxxry   Portman.  knt.   of  Orchard- Portman . 


itch,  we  arc  infurmed  by  Rogrr  North's  life, 

by  that  or  h«*r  f>i»icr,  i%iih   Mr.  Soamc, 

,  al  Thnrlttwe.  i>a»  ahoot  four  miles  from  the 

•r  the  North  family,  at  Catlaj^e.    For.  on  that 

Ike  gra«v  CoanteM  of  Down<?.  asthr  cu»toin  was. 

he  new  married  ronple  to  their  habitation,  and 

«  Slay  there,  durinic  which  tiniv  the  visits  of  Joy 

aad  amon^Kt  thv  rvst,  the  family  fr<»m  Cathie 

appearance ;  and  the  coantexs  and  her  daugb- 

4ac  lime,  made  their  return,  which  happened  to 

llir  Franet»  North  wa«  there.    His  mother  laid 

■poa  the  eldest  nnmarried  daaghter.  and  when 

foae.  tamed  about  and  Mid,  *'  I'pon  my  lilr 

woald  make  a  (oud  wife  for  my  son  Franlc." 

at  ihe  next  vimi.  by  the  consent  of  her  ron,  ^he 

M  lAthe  cusinte«»,  who  consented  that  Sir  Francis 

«  kl«  arfvaucey.    Her  fortnne  wa-^  then  £14,000. 

•tjt  look  pUce.  jud  there  were  (ircat  feasting.* 


I 


and  Jollities  in  the  ueighbourhixid.  It  was  a  cavalier 
country,  and  the  Popes  eminent  snflen>ni  for  their  loyally 
in  the  laic  wars;  and  his  lordship  having  the  like  cha- 
racter, and  being  knoinn  to  be  an  obtiKing,  as  well  as  a 
flourishing;  loyalist,  tliere  was  scarce  a  family  which  did 
not  shew  all  respect  imaginable  to  the  new  married  lolkx. 
by  visits,  invitations,  and  festival  rejoicing.  So  that  it 
was  about  three   weeks   before  Sir   Francis  conid  clear 

himself  of  these  well  intendeii  im|Kirtuuities Bnt  after 

he  had  enjoyed  all  possible  happiness  %%ith  his  wife  f(»r 
about  three  years,  it  was  not  a  little  curtailed  b^  the  bit- 
terness poured  into  his  cup  by  her  sickness,  which  bcfian 
aboat  1671,  and  at  liist  bnmght  her  to  her  ^rave.  He 
t(M>k  a  houM-  for  her  at  llammer>«iuith.  for  the  advantage 
of  better  air.  but  at  length  tbc  di«teinp<:r  proceeiled  from 
bad  to  worse;  and  he  went  down  with  her  to  Wroxton, 
wlirie  «be  di(d,  15th  November,  1078. 

4!21 


POR 


POT 


who  M.  Jane,  daughter  of  Thomaa  Micball,  eaq.  and 
dying  in  1590,  was  «.  hy  his  son, 

I.  John  Porthan,  esq.  of  Ordiard  Portman,  who 
was  created  a  BAaoNrr  15Ch  Norember,  161 1.  Sir 
John  M.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Giflbid,  knt. 
and  had  iasne, 

Hbhsy,  heir  to  hit  father. 
John,  heir  to  his  hrodier. 
Hugh  (Sir). 
WiLUA.v,  who  s.  as  fourth  haronet. 

Joan,  m.  to  George  Speke,  esq.  of  Whitelacking- 
ton,  and  had  an  only  daughter, 

PHiurPA  Spkui,  who  m.  Edward  Berkeley, 

esq.  of  Pylle,  and  left  a  son, 

Edward  Bbrkslst,  esq.  of  Pylle,  who 

m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Ryres, 

esq.  and  had,  (with  another  son,  who 

died  s.  p.) 

William  Birkslcy,  of  whom  here- 
after, as  heir  to  the  Portnans. 

Annr,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Seymour,  of  Bury  Pome- 
roy  Castle,  in  the  county  of  Devon,  and  had 
issue  :  from  her  eldest  son,  Edward  Sitmocr, 
the  Dukes  of  Somerset  derire ;  and  to  the  iifth, 

HsNRY  Skynour,  we  shall  hsTe  to  rerert 
presently. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Bluet,  esq.  of  Holcombe. 
Grace,  d.  unm. 

Sir  John  d.  4th  December,  16 IS,  and  was  s.  by  bis 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Henry  Portman,  who  m.  Lady  Anne  Stan- 
ley, daughter  of  William,  Earl  of  Derby,  but  died 
issueless  in  February,  1624,  when  he  was  s,  by  his 
brother, 

III.  Sir  John  Portiian,  who  d.  unm.  in  163S,  and 
was  f .  by  his  only  surriring  brother, 

IT.  Sir  William  Portman,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  John  Colles,  esq.  of  Barton,  in  the 
county  of  Somerset,  by  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  sole 
heir  of  Humphrey  Wyndham,  esq.  of  Wiveliscombe. 
He  d.  in  1646,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

V.  Sir  William  Portman,  F.R.S.  who  was  made  a 
knight  of  the  Bath  by  King  Charles  II.  He  married 
first,  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Cutler, 
hart.;  secondly,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  South- 
cote,  esq.  of  JSucUand  All  Saints,  in  the  county  of 
Deron ;  and  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir 
John  Holman,  knt.  but  had  no  issue.  He  died  in 
1605,  when  the  Baronktcy  expirbd.  Sir  William 
derised  Orchard  Portraan,  with  other  estates  to  a 
large  amount,  to  his  cousin, 

Hrnry  Srymoub,  esq.  who  assumed  in  conse- 
quence the  surname  of  Fobtman.  He  married 
first,  Penelope,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Hasle- 
wood,  of  Maidwell ;  and  secondly,  Meliora, 
daughter  of  William  Fitch,  e^q.  of  High  Hall, 
Dorsetshire,  but  died  without  issue,  when  the 
property  derolved,  by  further  limitation,  upon 
another  cousin  of  the  last  baronet's, 

William  Bkrrrley,  esq.  who  then  assumed  the 
surname  of  Portman  only.  He  married  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Edward  Seinmour,  of  Bury 
Pomeroy,  and  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder 
son, 

HrnryWilliam-Berkblby  Portman,  esq.  of 
Orchard  Portman,  the  great-grandfather  of 

Edward  -  Berkeley  Portman,  created 
Lord  Portman  in  1837.  (See  Burke's 
Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 

Arms— Or,  a  fleur-de-lis  az. 


POTTS,  OF  B1ANNING1 


Crratbo 
14th  Aug.  1641. 


—    141 


This  family,  origiBnIly  of  th«  eaotl 
and  Lancastar,  renM>T«d  lafo  NotMk  fia 
century. 

John  Pot,  son  of  Rofer,  and  graadM 
luan  Pot,  had  a  grant  of  mrmm  ia  Ik*  y 
was  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  and  married  CatI 
ter  of  Sir  Philip  BoCeler,  knt.  of  Waa 
whoss  son  and  heir, 

John  Pom,  esq.  of  Lincoln's  IaM«ak 
ter  and  co>heir  of  John  Dodge*  caf .  ol 
by  whom  (who  surriTed  hiaa  and  died 
left  two  sons,  Tiz. 
John,  his  heir. 

Charles,  a  bencher  of  the  Middle  T< 
an  advanced  age,  leaTing  by  Ai 
daughter  of  Nathaniel  Wright,  of 
chant,  an  only  daughter, 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Williaaa  ViDen 
ford  Row,  in  the  oovnty  of  Mi 

The  elder  son, 

I.  SiB  John  Potts,  knt.  of  Manaii 
county  of  Norfolk,  was  created  a  Baba 
gust,  1641.  Sir  John  was  elected  to  | 
his  natire  county  in  1640,  and  was  one« 
members  who  was  restored,  and  noni 
the  number  which  brought  in  Kimg  Cbab: 
**  He  was  obliged,"  says  an  old  writer, 
the  Court  of  Wards,  "  to  mairy  a  d^ 
Goodsill,  esq.  a  farourite  at  court,  wit! 
tune  ;"  by  her  he  had  three  dan^ters, 
m.  James  Scambler,  esq.  of  Wofdlertoa 
Sir  John  m.  secondly,  Ursula,  daughter 
WiUoughby,  knt.  of  Risley,  in  the  cov 
and  widow  of  —  Spelman,  esq.  of  Ki 
Norfolk.  By  that  lady  he  had  (with 
married  to  Beddingfeld  of  Ditdunghaa 
ris. 

John,  his  heir. 

Francis,  who  d.  on  his  travels,  aa 
at  Naples,  leaving  a  dan^ter  aai 
m.  to  Sir  William  VaUers,  hart. 

Charles,  deputy-governor  of  Windsa 
*.  p. 

I'rsula,  m.  to  Philip  Bedingfeld,  eif. 
ham. 
He  d.  in  1673,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  SiB  John  Potts,  who  ■».  first,  Saa 
of  Sir  John  Heveningfaam,  knt.  of  Ben 
Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 

RooKR,  his  heir. 


d,  unm. 


Ursula,      "1 
Elizabeth,  J 

He  wedded,  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daag! 
Samuel  Browne,  of  Bedfordakirc,  eae  oft 
the  court  of  Common  Pleas,  bat  had  as 
dren.     He  was  s.  by  his  son. 


pow 

THOHii.of  Honley.  who  m.  Ivi».  aurl  hid 
HFd)cdi'.)>.  bcfDnrinM. 
Kir  Tlunnu  «,  irrinidly.  Jmne.  ilnuthTer  if  I 
Ramiadron.  oi).  of  Breltnn.  in  Flintaliin,  ■ 


Id 


ter,  wh«n  it  i<  praumed  Ihal 


POWELL,  OF  PENGKTHLY. 


I.  Ed»>iid  PowfLL.  «K|.  or  PrntrUdy,  in  Ihe 
county  of  HFKford,  one  of  tlui  nnulen  ul  tb«  nqaou, 
«n  and  bcir  of  Edmund  PoweII,  ttq.  <if  Pultaun.  In 
MiildlFKi,  and  of  Psn(rIlil)F,  ku  cnalcd  a  Binonn 
Isih  Janunry,  lOfl-t.    Hs  m,  Hwy,  diughter  of  Sir 

lUBDor  oT  Manner  Uodh,  Mlddluex.  in  1(61,  when 

to  bia  nvphev, 
I.  Wli.uia  UiHtoH,  of  Pcngechly,  vho  uniineil 

llAiukcT  >3rd  Junar7>  ><<B0  ■'    Be  m.  Onl,  Mary, 

in  Hmfordihlre.  nad  nlln  of  Sir  Jolm  Brydgei! 
ban.  of  Wilun  Cutia;  and  aacondly.  Katharine, 
daughtar  or  Dr.  Richanl  Zondi,  judi*  of  Ihi  Admj 


^cbl^f.  e.  In  Den 
In  18IS,  Eliiabetb, 
of  ibrahun-Holdci 


POWELL,  OF  RROAV 

ilariTiD  lIKh  Jan.  IM«_ClTi«rT  aw  Wad 

I.  THaHuPuwuL,*^,  »f  ■ian*B»|.  I«tt 
bruhin,  aa*  (natad  ■  Bt*an  to  »». 

bi  ilanghlar  and  btdi  at  ttir  Jaaw  ■!•*■« 
;alebr<nk.  in  MMinanikaihlf*.  aad  «}^  Mkl 

II.  Sia  HaaiuT  Ptnrau.  M  ^m>  4hm 
.■...---..    . —   T|-  mil  iiiiM 1 

PKATT,  OF  COLESmU. 

(rniwiDWUi  Jail,  IMl^KsmnaW 

Kinugt. 

he  laiiinly  or  Uarka,  and  na  iiiiiii  ■  ha 


Hi...,  bb.  h«r.  /IJb 

Maai.«,to'n><aul>l»TMl..^W»M< 
Sir  GtOTft  dying  abuul  l«ra.  w  •.  »*  Htak 

paaaad  to  Uw  famil)'  af  Purncu. 


PHESTOK,  or  THi:  MANMB 
FURNESS. 


PRK 


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sition  pott  mortem  of  William  de  Lindettay  II 
«su  I.  He  was  suootedod  by 
I  KicHAftD  OK  Pbkston,  who  was  one  of  the 
•  in  a  cavsc  between  the  King  and  the  Abbot 
Convent  of  St.  Mary's,  York,  concerning  the 
vaon  of  die  two  cbnrclies  at  Appleby,  A.D.  1201. 
;iiARD  UK  PBUTuA,his  son  and  heir,  waa  witncM, 

iaS3,  to  a  releaae  of  lands,  at  01 J  Hutton,  by 

rt  de  Culwcn  to  Thomaii,  son  of  Patric  de  Culwen. 

■«a1»ella,liia  wife,  who  survived  him.  he  had  issue, 

RicHAED  Ofc    Pbbstun,  who  represented   the 

y  of  Westmortrland  in  parliament  17   Edward 

Hioaon, 

RicHAaD  Di  PaisTOK,  had  likewise  the  honour 
img  kmieht  of  the  shire  for  Westmoreland  X7  Ed- 
»  III.  his  Cither  being  then  still  living.  In  the 
IJdS,  he  obtained  a  license  to  impark  ftve  hnn- 
B«Teo  of  land.  His  successor, 
,  John  db  Pbbston,  of  Preston  Richard  and 
on  Patrick,  was  M.  P.  for  Westmoreland,  30.  39, 

0  Edwakd  III.    He  had  issue, 

.    RtCHABtK 
JOHSK. 

,  RicHABD  OB  Pbestun,  the  elder  son,  leaving 
Mno  only  at  his  decease,  the  manor  of  Preston 
from  the  Pn>ston  family  through 
„  whilst  the  Preston  Patrick  estate  de- 
his  brother, 
i  Joan  DB  Pbbstun,  who  was  one  of  the  judges 

1  cnmrt  of  Common  Pleait  in  thf  reigns  of  Hl.nry 
imA  Hbmby  V.  and    rrtirt-d  from  tlie  bench   in 

in  conaequence  of  his  great  age  and  infirmity. 

.  John,  a  priest,  who  had  a  grant  in  'I  Henry  V. 

of  (he  chart  h  of  Sandal   from  the  prior  uf 

8t.  Pancras. 
u  RicMABD,  the  hvir. 
« ,  a  daughter,  married  to  Thomas  de  Ros,  of 


Kendal  Castle,  w^ience  maternally  descended 
Queen  Katbbbinr  Pabb. 
Richard  Pbcston,  esq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and 
Under  Levins  Halls,  in  the  nounty  of  Westmoreland, 
son  and  heir,  m.  J arobina,  daughter  of  John  Middle- 
ton,  esq.  of  Middleton  Hall;  and  30  Henry  VI.  he 
and  his  said  wife  obtained  from  the  archdeacon  of 
Richmond  a  lict*nse  to  have  an  oratory  within  the 
manors  of  Preston  and  Levins.     His  son, 

Thomas  Pbbston,  esq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  m.  a  daughter  of  —  Redmayne,  esq.  of 
Twistleton,  and  had  issue. 
I.  John,  his  successor. 

II.  Lawrence,  whose  son,  Henry,  left  one  daugh- 
ter and  heiress,  Ann,  wife  of  William,  first 
Lord  Paget,  K.G.  •     *v.t*.w 

1.  Helen,  who  espoused  Thomas*  Stanley,  Lord 
Montcugle,  K.  B. 
John  Preston,  esq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  son  and  heir,  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Sir  Richard  Kedmayne.  of  Harewood  Castle,  Y'ork- 
shire,  and  Over  Levimt  Hall,*  WestmoreUud,  and  by 
her  had  issue. 

Sir  Thomas  Preston,  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  in  Westmoreland,  and  Furuess  Abbey 
and  Holkar  Park,  Lancashire,  who  soon  after  the 
dissolution  of  the  monasteries  purchased  from  the 
trustees  of  the  crown  the  site  of  the  abbey  of  Furness, 
with  other  large  estates,  in  value  amounting  to  up- 
wurJs  of  £30U0  a  year.  He  wedded  Ann,  daughter 
uf  William  Thornburgh,  esq.  of  Hampafield.  in  Lan- 
cashire, which  lady  was,  through  the  families  of  Mus- 
(;rave,  Fitzwilliam,  IMantagenet,  and  De  Warren, 
hfte-nth  in  descent  from  A'i/ig  William  the  Con- 
queror. By  her  he  had  ii>9ue, 
I.  John,  the  heir,  born  l.**!!. 

11.  Cmristupher,  from  whom  descended  the  PBr.s. 
TONS  of  Holier,  t 


-X. 


I. 
I. 


II. 


Ill 


vf 


inlic  lest,  9ty  ninch  sdmire^l  for  the  Inraiity 
a  park  awl  caidrn*  (which  Uiier  are  preserved  In 
■lisi)le),  pa>ir<l  frum  the  Rr<inia>ue»  to  the  Bel- 
taas,  and  fiom  them  tu  the  Grah4iii»,  sod  then  i«t 
(■Sulk  family,  aud  i«  ntiw  p<»iiM*<»ed  in  ii);ht  of  hi> 
•life  bv  the  Hon.  Culcuel  Fulk-Urevilie  Howanl. 
feer  W  t*nd  Tniiplrtuwu. 

CHaisToPHrB    pRKkioK,  <M|.  of    llulker   Hall,  m. 
,  Maigarcl  South wurth,  and  had  iMue, 

JoBM,  hi*  heir. 

Thoiiia*,  who  M.  the  Lady  Waiidi-iwi>rth.  of  Kirk- 

lingtiMi,  but  riie<l  «.  p. 
Aao,  as.  to   Chaile*    L^inn,  •■«•(     of   S<\e>, 

Clcvrland,  bni  <li<it  «   j; 
,  •reoodU,  —  JephMiii,  au*\  hjd  one  djiichier, 
DiaabHh.  m.  tir^t,  lo  ThoinaH  TiMetley,  <-m] 

MurXry.by  wlmni  'h*-  had  two  ^»n",  one  uf  whom 

wat  the  rfauwiit-<| 

Sir  Tb'>nia«  TlMeiley,  the  celebrated  hi\ali<t. 

Whii  l<i«l    hl>   titi-   4l    Wl^illl   ImIIII'. 

She  M.  »rciiiHllv.  Thoiii.1*  iMthaiii,  eiM|.  of  Par- 
^drf ;  and  thiidl\.  ThoiiM<  \\i-«thy,  e^]  tif 
Mtmbrerk,  iiti<1  h.ul  i«*«ir  by  e^ch  hurhiiiid 

Pre»li>ii  died  '/7lli  Ma\,  1MI1,  and  wa^  bnrieil 

1  Charrh. 

a  Paaaro!^,  r«q.  uf  llulker,  hi*  »oii  and  heir,  m. 

l«tfaagliter  and  h^  iri-<«  uf  \S  il.iain  Ui-n«<*n,  eM|.  ol 

I,  which  lady  hr«iiit:lit  l<i  hi  i   husband   a  ni<>iei\  oi 

of  Prevfim  Rirhiinl.  >*hi.  h   ha>l   bi-i-ii  eanieii 

Prr*l'in  famd}  h\  h«in  <-•  «./rrnp.  Hk.nhy  IV  ; 

le  h4«l  iHie  «<>ii.  (iioRi.K,  III.*  oiilv  ihild     >fr. 

4i»<l    llth  Se|)Ceinbi-r,  13117,  ami  was  buried  at 

_.     His  wid.iw  M.  fteconfilv,  Tluima«  FfariuKton, 

Wmten,  in  the  rrnioly  <>f  f«ancaMer. 

•  PBBSTfi^.  ewi.  of  Holkcr,  iM>n  an<l  heir,  wai 

factor  to  the  ulatrly  rhorch  *>f  Carfmel.     He 

ao  appoiatmral  fttr  the  apprenticing  the  iK>n« 

1b  Cartmel,  and  a  ftHindation  fi»r  fitting 

rt  far  Sc  Jobn'a  Collrgc,  Oxford.     He  m 

3  I 


firM,   Elizabeth,  sister  tu  Sir  Ralph  Ashtun,  of  (ireat 
Liver,  hart.  b>  whom  be  bad 
I.  Thomas,  bis  heir. 
II.  Christopher,  who  died  «.  p. 

I.  Francen,  who   ru.    Robert   Dnckeiifield,   e>q.    of 

Dockvufield,  in  Cheshire,  aud  had   with  other 

issue, 

Robert  Duckenfield,  eM|.  bom  Itfltf,  the  famoos 

coh>uel  iu  the  service  of  the  parliament,  an- 

t-eslur  to  the  baronet  family  of  Duckeufield. 

Mr.  Preston  m.  secondly,  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Tho- 
mas Strickland,  of  S>£er);b  Castle,  in  We»tiuorelaud, 
knight  of  the  Bath,  and  had  farther  is^ae, 

111.  Ceorge,  who  died  s.  //. 

II.  Ann,  m.  Sir  George  Middleton,  of  Leightuu,  knf. 

and  bait,  one  of  the  iiio»t  dbtinguifilied  loyalists 
temp.  Charlm  1.  He  d.  in  Xtiii,  and  »he,  who 
wa«  hi*  »ecoud  wile  without  ishue,  d.  at  Leiph- 
ton  Hall,  I'ith  Apiil.  1705. 

III.  Klidbtlh,  m.  nr>i,   John  Sayer,  esq.  of  )arin; 

secondly,  Nathaiiifl  We^t,  eMi.  of  Borwick  Hall 
(iirjiidMiu  of  ThoniN*  Lord   De   la  \^ar>;    and 
ihirdiy  .  to  <je(ir;;e  I^-ytN»nrne,  eaq.  ot  Cunswick 
Park.    B>  her  secoud  hu-bumt  ^he  lia<i 
A  ilauKfiti-r,  tN.  ti*  Riibeit  Piuinpton.  eM|.  of 
Y<'ik»hire. 
i\.  Franiv«,  m.    to   Franris   Bid<iulph,  esq.  of  Bid- 
dulph. 
Mr.  PieMon  d.  ill  April,  KilO,  and  wa«  boiied  at  Cart- 
m*-l,  and  w.i«  surreeded  by 

ThumA!»  Preston.  e<u|.  of  Hdker,  his  *itn  ami  heir. 
He  was  deputy 'lieutenant  ot  l^nrashire,  and  high  sherilf 
in  lfi04.  In  eailv  lilr  he  I  wiili  hi«  kin»meii,  the  PreWoos 
of  till-  Manor  and  of  (\ickeihjiio  takiuj;  up  arm*  lur  the 
king  greatly  dainagcd  hi«  eai4te ;  but  aflrr  the  RcMora> 
tlon  he  was  one  ol  thoM*  cenlleinrn  iu  Lancashire  wbt*m 
Charles  II.  for  their  |i>yally  had  M-lrcted  fur  the  order 
ol  the  Royal  Oak,  had  it  been  inititnle«l.  his  cMate  being 
then   valntd  at   £'MM  p<r  annum.     Hr  «.  Katharine 

4tA 


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III.  George,  who  died  t.  p. 

I.  Ann,  m.  to  William  Banaatre,  eaq.  of  Eaaing- 

ton,  in  Bolland. 

II.  Ellen,  M.  first,  Sir  James  Leybonme,  of  CimB' 

wick  Park,  in  Westmoreland  (by  whom  she 
had  Elizabeth,  wife,  first,  of  Thomas,  Lord 
Dacre,  of  Gillesland;  secondly,  of  Thomas 
Howard,  fourth  Duke  of  Norfolk,  R.G.) ;  and 
secondly,  William  Stanley,  third  Lord  Mont- 
eagle  (by  whom  she  had  Elisabeth,  mother  to 
William,  Lord  Morley  and  Monteagle,  the 
discorerer  of  the  Gunpowder  plot). 

ill.  Jane,  m.  to  William  Lamplongh,  esq.  of  Do- 
renby  Hall,  in  Cumberland. 

IT.  Dorothy,  m.  William  Trarers,  esq.  of  Nateby 
Hall,  in  Lancashire. 

▼.  Elizabeth,  m.  Robert  Caucefield,  esq.  of  Robert 
Hall,  in  Lancashire. 

Yi.  Catharine,  m.  Sir  Thomas  Carus,  one  of  the 
judges  of  the  court  of  Queen's  Bench,  temp. 
Elixabkth  (and  was  mother  of  Mary  Cams, 
who  married  Henry  Kighley,  esq.  and  had 
issue,  Ann,  wife  of  William  Cavendish,  first 
F#arl  of  DeTonshire,  whence  the  Duke  of  De- 
Tonshire,  and  also  the  Earl  of  Burlington, 
who  posaeiises  the  rast  estates  of  the  Prestons 
of  Holker,  in  Lancashire,  which  were  devised 
to  his  great  uncle,  Lord  George  Cavendish,  by 
Sir  William  Lowther,  hart,  of  Holker,  the 
maternal  representative  of  that  family). 

Sir  Thomas  died  in  1523,  and  was  succeeded  by  hb 
eldest  son, 

John  Prrston,  esq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  and  also  of  the  manor  and  abbey  of 
Pamess,  who  making  Fumess  his  principal  resi- 
dence, his  family  were  thenceforth  termed  '*  Prestons 


of  the  Manor.*'  He  wm  ahtriff  of  Lm 
1M0.  He  married*  UnwKM^  daafhter  i 
mas  Curwen.  of  WttrktiijlM.  im  Cnml 
Agnes,  daughter  to  Sir  Wallw  SirioUa 
■ergh  Ca«tle,  and  by  lier  had  imM» 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 
II.  Nicholas,  a  lawyer,  d.  s.  p, 
in.  Tbomas,  who  liaviiif  laiii  i  tafl  Mui> 
ter  and  heirces  of  Rofer  Pyteke. 
Cockerliam,  dieneatetb  kMHBe  m 
They  had  ium», 

1.  William. 

2.  Nicholas. 

3.  John. 

4.  Roger.f 

5.  Thomas. 

6.  Christopher. 

Mr.  Preston  died  in  Deeemker,  ISI 
succeeded  by  his  eldest  «m, 

William  Pbbstoic,  of  Co^erhai 
in  May,  1013,  lenving  ivoe  1 
who  died  in  June,  1812,  a  eon, 

William  Pbkstoh.    of   Cockci 
upon  the  breaking  out  oi  ths 
taking  up  anna   for   King 
thereby  gready   incmnbered 
his  name  was  indnded  iai  Iko  1 
iats  whose  estates  were  ded 
forfeited  to  the  porlittment 
passed  19th  November,  16fl. 
first,  24th  July,  1618,  CloaeM 
of  —  Braide;    and  seeoodiy, 
18t2,  Elisabeth  Denys,  aad  wa 
by  his  only  snrviving  mm  1 
marriage, 

William  Prkstom,  of  Cocker 
January,  1632,  died  in  April,  II 


II. 
I. 


danchtor  to  Sir  Gilbert  Hoghtoii,  bart.  of  Hoghton  Tower, 
ami  by  her  had 

I.  George,    who  m.   Mary   Lowther,   only  lister  lo 
John,  Lord  Viscunnt  Lonsdale,  but  he  died  p.  p. 
leaving 
KliKabeth,  his  only  child,  who  m.  Sir  Wilfrid 
Lawson,  bart.  of  Isell. 
Thomas,  who  became  heir. 

Margaret,  who  m.  Edward  Ogle,  esq.  of  Whiston, 
in  the  county  of  Lnnca^ter  (son  of  Cnthbcrt 
Ogle,  e^q.  by  Elizabeth  Harrington,  his  wife, 
and  grandson  of  Henry  Ogle,  esq.  by  Elizabeth 
Whitby,  bis  wife).  She  died  5lh  October,  1675, 
leaving  issue, 

1.  Cuthbert  Ogle,  named  in  remainder  to  a 
coDsiderable  portion  of  the  Holker  estate 
(after  Katharine  Lady  Lowther)  by  his 
ancle,  Thomas  Preston.  He  was  burn  in 
1673,  and  was  living  in  1698. 

1.  Katharine,  living  in  1698. 

2.  Elizabeth  Ogle. 

Mr.  Preston  died  at  Holker,  9th  January,  1678,  and  was 
succeeded  by* 

Thomas  Preston,  esq.  of  Holker,  his  only  surviving 
son.  He  was  born  in  1646.  When  bis  kinsman.  Sir 
Thunia«  Preston,  bart.  settled  the  manor  of  Fnrness  upon 
the  Jesuits,  his  indignation  was  so  strongly  excited,  that 
he  endeavoured  b\'  all  means  in  his  power  to  persuade 
the  Prestons  of  Cockerham  (who  were  Sir  Thomas's 
heirs  male)  to  prosecute  the  suit  against  them  ;  but  they 
being  advised  that  even  if  the  suit  should  terminate 
favourably,  it  would  be  forfeited  to  the  cn>wn,  and  being 
greatly  impoverished  by  the  exertions  they  bad  made 
only  a  few  years  before  in  the  royal  cause,  and  having 
little  interest  at  court,  abandoned  all  idea  of  it;  where- 
upon  he  undertook  it,  and  after  some  years  and  enor- 
mous expense,  succeeded  in  proving  that  it  was  forfeited 
to  the  crown,  npon  which  it  was  immediately  seised: 
but  Mr.  Preston  having  considerable  interest,  and  his 
lervire*  havin;:  been  properly  represented,  be  obtained 


from  the  crown  a  long  lease  of  the  wbole 
most  advantageous  terms.  He  subsequently 
Lancaster  in  parliament.  He  m.  ftitt.  Mar 
of  George  Dodding,  e^q.  of  Conishead  Prw 
her  had  no  issue;  and  secondly,  Eliaabeth.  i 
Sir  Roger  Bradt^haigh,  bart.  ot  Haigh  (a  Ud 
parable  prudence)  by  whom  he  bad 

Katharine  Preston,  sole  heiress,  wbo  ml  i 
Lowther,  bart.  of  Marske,  and  cob%«3 
all  the  large  propcny  in  Lancashire  of  t 
family. 

Mr.  Pre<ton  d.  in  London,  3Ist  Janoarr,  IS 
buried  at  Cartmel.  His  lady  Mtviving  him 
February,  173*2,  and  was  likewise  baried  th 
there  are  numerous  splendid  monnmeala  of  tfc 

*  He  had  a  second  wife,  Dorothy,  daosblcr 
ton,  esq.  of  Dalcmaine,  in  Camberiand,  aa 
Richard  Rcdmayne,e»q.  of  Over  Levins,  Wcs 
and  Harcwood  Castle,  Yorkshire,  bat  had  a 
her. 

t  This  Roger  Preston  seated  himself  at  Up- 
Devonshire.    He  m.  Alice,  daoKbler  of  Willi 
of  Membnry,  in  that  county,  and  had  iMoe. 
I.  Roger. 

II.  Henry,  of  Up-Ottery,  livinK  ia  ItM 
Miss  Martin,  and  had  (with  two  < 
three  sons, 

1.  Christopher,  bom  aboat  U8I. 

2.  Henry. 

3.  William. 

There  is  no  further  roentioa  of  this  braacfc  as 
Visitations ;  bat  even  if  it  does  not  now  euit 
have  continutrd  in  the  male  line  neariy  a  ceatsr 
this  period,  as  the  late  Robert  Prestoe,  e^.  * 
remembered  having  been  told  by  bis  CMbsr 
father  and  mother  (Richard  Prrston  aad  Msfjr  1 
had  shortly  after  their  marri^pe  been  ea  a  *iai 
relations,  the  Prestons  of  Devenskirr. 

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PRJE 


Vy  Ahn,  Iris  ftnt  wilb,  who  dMi  in  Fe- 
%rauy,  lert  (vltk  odMr  imam), 

RiciAto  PanroN.of  CocktrliMB,  born  17th 
Stytember.  1661.  who,  jMurtly  in  conae- 
4«tBc«  of  th«  inconlnrmBoes  created  by 
the  Ivyalty  of  hie  fraadfather  to  iCimg 
CHABLn,  and  partly  in  ooneequence  of 
hie  awn  aztraTaganoe*  wae  forced  to  alie< 
■ate  aaaily  all  hie  froperty.  He  died  in 
Iftl,  aged  iixty  yeaia.  haTiiig  bad  (sur- 
tMbi)  ierae  by  Dorothy,  his  flrst  wife, 
daaghter  and  oo-beir  of  Robert  Dennis, 

1.  JoBic,  who  enooeeded  to  the  wreck  of 
the  Cockerham  eetate,  which  he 
■did,  and  purcharinf  from  the  heirs 
of  Sir  Thomas  Preston,  and  also 
acquiring  by  marriafe  esUtes  in 
Preston  Patrick,*  Leaagill,  and  He- 
▼ersham,  he  thenceforth  wholly  re- 
sided in  WestmoreUnd.  He  left 
(earriTinf  male)  issue, 

William,  D.D.  Lord  Bishop  of 
Ferns,  who  died  in  1780,  aged 
sixty. 

Thomas,  whose  only  son, 

John  Preston,  of  Lessgill,  died 

SSth  Jane,  1816,  without  male 

issue. 
By  his  second,  Mary,  daugbttr  and  co- 
heir of  Henry  Hastings,  of  Dublin,  a 
branch  of  the  noble  honiie  of  Huntingdou, 
who  sunriving  him  forty-four  yean,  died 
7th  March,  1765  (with  tliree  daughters), 
an  only  surviving  sou, 

1.  Robert, bom  30th  May.  1713,  died  18th 
Mardi,  1786,  leaviug  by  Margaret, 
his  wife,  only  child  of  Robert  Dou- 
ker.of  Broughtou,  gent,  who  died  iu 
July,  1802,  with  other  issue, 

RoBBST,  of  the  Lower  House,  now 
called  Firgruve,  West  Derby, 
Lancashire,  who  ni.  Mim  Janet 
Wilkinson,  and  d.  Itfth  NoTem- 
her,  1633.  haring  had  issue,  with 
three  danghters,  an  only  sur- 
▼{▼ing  son, 

Robert,  bom  S6th  April,  179S, 
who  m.  Ellen  Sarab,  daugh- 
ter of  Peter  Berthon,  esq. 
and  by  her  (who  m.  second- 
ly, William-Robert  Preston, 
esq.  of  Aigburth)  had  issue, 
with  two  daughters,  one 
son, 
Robert -Berthon  Preston, 
a  minor,  now  living. 

Richard,  of  Liverpool,  who  m. 
irst.  Miss  Collins ;  and  secondly, 
Isabella,  daughter  of  Mr.  F^- 
ward  Rushtou.of  Liverpool,  and 
died  1st  November,  1610,  leaving 


William, of  Birrhfteld,  afterwards 
of  Fairriew,  Toxteth  Park,  and 
Lhrerpool,  who  died  16th  May, 
1696,  leaving  (with  a  younger 
aoa  and  two  daughters) 


WilUam-Robert.  fr.ttnd  June, 
1866, «.  as  above-mentioned, 
Bllen-Sarah,  relict  of  Robert 
Preston,  jun.  esq.  and  has 
issue. 
I.  Margaret,  «.  to  Roger  Kirkby,  esq.  of  Kirkby, 
in  Lancashire. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Prbston  ,  eeq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
LeTins  Halls,  and  also  of  the  manor  and  abbey  of 
Pumess,  succeeded  his  father,  and  served  the  ofBoe  of 
sheriff  of  Lancashire  in  1565.  He  married  Margaret, 
daughter  of  John  Westby,  esq.  of  Moubreck,  and 
dying  14th  June,  1664,  was  buried  at  Heveisham, 
being  scuxeeded  by 

John  Prbston,  esq.  his  only  child,  who  m,  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Holland,  esq. 
of  Denton,  in  Lancashire,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  d.  young. 
II.  John,  his  heir,  bom  1617. 

I.  Ann,  d.  young. 

II.  Margaret,  m.  Sir  Francis  Howard,  of  Corby 
Castle,  second  son  of  Lord  William  Howard, 
of  N  a  worth  Castle,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas  Howard,  slain  at  Atherton  Moor. 
Elisabeth,  fli.  Edward  Standish,  esq.  of  Sun- 
dUh. 

III.  Agnes,  m.  Christoper  AnderKm,  esq.  of  Lo«- 

tock. 

IV.  Frances,  m.  Francis  Downes,  esq.  of  Wardley 

Hall. 

Mr.  Preston's  will  bears  date  September,  1616,  and 
be  died  shortly  afterwards,  being  succeeded  by  his 
uuly  surviving  sou, 

I.  John  PaESTON,esq.  of  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  in  Westmoreland,  and  of  the  Manor 
and  Abbey  of  Furuess,  in  Lancashire,  who  upon  the 
breaking  out  of  the  civil  wars,  took  part  with  the 
kinft,  and  rendered  that  unfortunate  monarch  audi 
efficient  service  that  he  was  in  return  created  a  Ba 
aoNBT  1st  April,  1614,  by  the  style  of  Sir  John  Pres 
ton.  "  of  the  Manor  of  Fumess."    He  did  not,  how 
ever,  lung  ei\joy  bis  dignity,  being  slain  at  the  head 
of  a  regiment  raised  at  his  own  expense  in  an  en 
gagemeut  with  the  parliamentary  troops,  A.  D.  1615 
He  married,  in  1637,  Jane,  daughter  and  sole  heir  of 
Thomas  Morgan,  esq.  of  Heyford  Hall,  in  Northamp 
tonshire,  and  Weston  sub- Weathley,  in  Warwickshire 
aud  by  her,  who  brought  him  a  vast  estate,  he  had 
issue, 

I.  John,  second  baronet. 

II.  Thomas,  third  baronet. 

I.  Ann,  m.  Sir  William   Gerard,  bart.  of  Bryn 

and  Garswood. 
II.  Elisabeth,  m.  William,  eleventh   Lord  Stour- 
ton. 

The  elder  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Prk»ton,  bart.  dying  unm.  in  April, 
1663,  was  succeeded  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Prcstu.n,  of  the  Manor  and  Abbey 
of  Furness,  in  Lancashire.  Preston  Patrick  and  Under 
Levins  Halls,  in  Wentrooreland,  and  Heyford  Hall, 
in  Northaroptoushire,  who  thus  became  third  baronet. 
Sir  Thomas  had  been  a  Catholic  priest,  but  on  suc- 
ceeding to  the  title  he  obtained  a  dispensatioii  from 
the  Pope,  and  married  the  Hon.  Mary  Molyneua. 
daughter  of  Caryll,  third  Viscouut  Molyi»enE,by  whom 
he  had  issue. 


•f  the  eMatc  acquired  by  him  at  Prettiro  Patrick  has  liiicc  been  told  by  bU  rcprcientslive*,  auj 
is  now  la  the  pottcMlon  of  Richard  Rniblon  PrcMoo.ex). 

427 


PRl 


PRI 


I.  FrancU»  died  youog. 

I.  Mary,  wbo  m.  William,  Marquis  of  Powit. 
II.  Ann,  who  m.  Hugh,  second  Lord  Clifford,  of 
Chudleigb. 

Lady  Preston  died  6th  June,  1073,  and  Sir  Thomas 
being  now  a  widower,  was  persuaded  to  return  to  his 
former  functions ;  whereupon  he  settled  his  Westmore- 
land and  Northamptonshire  estates  npon  his  daughters, 
and  the  estate  of  the  Manor  and  Abbey  of  Fumess 
npon  the  Jesuits ;  upon  the  legality  of  this  grant  a  trial 
arose,  and  the  estate  was  adjudged  to  be  forfeited  to 
the  crown,  which  immediately  seized  upon  it,  but 
granted  a  long  lease  of  the  abbey  to  the  Prestons  of 
Holker,  who  had  been  mainly  instrumental  in  bring- 
ing to  light  the  illegal  settlement  made  by  Sir  Thomas 
Preston.  Sir  Thomas,  after  making  this  disposition  of 
his  property,  went  OTer  to  Flanders,  and  entering  a 
monastery  there,  spent  the  remainder  of  his  days,  and 
died  about  the  year  1710.  and  with  him  expirxd  the 
Baronetcy  of"  Preston  oi  the  Manor." 

Arms — Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 
cinqucfoil  or. 


PRESTWICH,  OF  HOLM. 

Created  26th  April,  1644.— Extinct  in  1680. 

Hintaqt. 

I.  Tmova.i  pRESTWicH.enq.  of  Holm,  in  Lancashire, 
the  descendant  of  an  ancient  Lancastrian  family,  was 
created  a  Baronet  in  1644,  but  died  without  malf>  itisue 
in  1669,  when  the  title  became  extinct,  though  it  was 
assumed  by  the  subsequent  proprietors  of  Holm. 


PRICE,  OF  THE  ISLAM)  OF  JAMAICA. 


Creaifp 
7th  Oct.  17f>«. 


Eminct 


Einriigr. 

Francis  Paick,  the  first  of  thin  family  upon  record, 
w<'nt  out  to  Jauiaica  a  captain  in  the  army,  umler 
Penn  and  V««nablc<,  in  Hi.i.'i,  and  settling  thure,  tn. 
the  rich  widow  of  Colonel  Uo5e,  and  hft  at  his  de- 
cease three  WiUH  and  a  daughter,  of  whom 

Charlks  Price,  esq,  b«.>ing  the  adopted  heir  of  liiit 
maternal  half  brother,  Thoman  Ko»e,  esq.  became 
pnMe.v<;ed  by  will  of  "  Kose  Hall,"  in  St.  Thomas  t.  in 
the  \ale,  and  other  conr«idt'r:ib]e  estates  in  Jamaica. 
He  m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  Philip  EdmundR,  e»*i.  also 
of  that  island,  and  had  iuue, 

Cii%Ri.fs,  his  heir. 

ThomaN,  who  m.  Miss  Anne  Moor,  but  died  with- 
out isftuc. 


John,  whose  gnndwon,  RokK  Price. 
created  a  Baronbt  la  Wli,  tatd  was 
son,  the  present  Sib  Charlbs  Drrr 
hart,  of  Trengwaiatitm.  (Sec  Brm&i' 
and  Barometmge,) 

The  eldest  son, 

I.  Charles  Prick,  esq.  of  Rose  Hall,  ob 
name  of  '*  the  Patriot,"  for  the  n«aMTO 
public  munificence  he  performed  for  a  aen 
in  Jamaica,*  his  native  cimntry.  He  fl 
lengthened  period,  Che  chair  of  tke  hooom 
of  Assembly,  and  was  created  a  BABuskrr  7i 
1766.  He  died  in  177V,  leaving  by  Mary  S 
wife,  three  sons  and  a  dan^ter,  vis. 

Charles,  his  heir. 

John ,  m-ho  d.  and  was  buried  at  Lioral] 

Rose,  successor  to  bis  brother. 

Sarah,  m.  to  a  gentleman  named  ArchI 

The  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  CUARI.IS  Price,  of  Rooe  Hall,  also 
his  father  as  speaker  of  the  hcmae  of  Assa 
in.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  John  Gay.  esq.  of 
House,  in  Jamaica,  and  widow  of  JokB  ^ 
esq.  but  died  s.  p.  16th  October,  171 
by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Hose  Price,  of  Rooe  Hall.ac 
*.  p.  the  Baroactcy  became  bi.ti»ct. 


ArAM— Sa.  a  cher.  erminoia  bet 
heads,  embned  at  the  points,  ppr. 


tkx 


PRINCLE,  OF  LONDON. 


<'ke%tei» 
jI\\  June,  \T(k'> 


El' 

iMa  Jj 


The  Prinplo?!  arc  of  Ter>  uncitriit  dn*  cu 
po.Hseitfl  considerable  influence  in  Ni>rth  Bnta 
chief  families  ot  thr  name  arr  the  Pai»vUU< 
bank  (now  represented  by  Aiax«M>tR  Pt:9 
M.P.  for  .Selkirkshire),  the  PaixciA>  oi  CM 
represented  by  KoaKRt  PatNCLK,  eM{.  >.  and  tl 
ui.iis  of  .*»titchel. 

I.  John  Pringi.r,  M.D  of  P^ll  Mall.  pk« 
the  army,  frmp.  (!r<'acR  II.  '\niin|T*t«<'n  i^' 
Prinrrlo,  bart  of  Srltchel  Houiu>.iu  the  c^an 
burgh,  vhlt  nrski'ft  P%frag€  mmd  S^rtmf^ 
created  Ha  RON  El  .'«th  Junt*.  irriri.  Sir  )*kM 
K.Vi,  ('ii:tilotte,  «<»cond  danshtrr  «f  Or  *** 
eminent  phyiiician  at  Kath,  but  dwd  vi'kn 
Isth  January,  \7s:t.  Sit  John  Pnock  «a*  a; 
one  of  the  physicians  to  Aiitg  4! £**•».&  IH  A: 
cea»e  the  B\Ki»>ETc\  bt^'ame  ixn^iT. 

Arm.n-  Anire,  three  racalops  arffal*  «>lk  t 

for  distini'tiun. 


•  At  hit  own  und  ci>n«ir1«riihle  «\)M-n^o,  Sir  ('h.irle« 
Piic*  I  lid  orit  the  t>t.«iiiifiil  piad  from  Spaninh  town  iiili> 
Si.   lhi>MM»N  in  ih*-  y»U.  it  i»  call«<i  ■•  iii<<  sixteen  ini!c 


walU,"  Jind  i%  i|uiii  a  K>«lin];  (rvra  n«df««Ai 
c.ini^cc*.  wage*>n«.  &«-.     Sir  Cnailn  «•< 
.1  \\iil<i  «plitit  Of  4Cif*n  tKsii  J«msK« 


PRY 


PRY 


PROBY,  OF  ELTON. 


(I  t. 


ExTi:«ccT 
in  1689. 


Utiuagf. 

Aim  Pboit,  of  Elton,  in  HunUngdon«hire, 
f  Sir  Petrr  Proby,  lord  mayor  of  London 
presented  the  borough  of  Agmondesham 
iar».  and  waa  sheriff  of  Bucks.  He  m. 
Iter  of  Edward  Allen,  esq.  of  Finchley,  in 
ind  dying  1 0th  February,  1007,  left  issue 
rj,  Elisabeth  and  Helen,  and  three  sons. 
iH.  and  Heneage.  The  eldest, 
PaoBT,  esq.  of  Elton,  M.P.  for  Agmon- 
I  subsequently  in  1001.  for  Huntingdon- 
ras  created  a  Bikonkt  in  1001-2.  He  m. 
ighter  of  Sir  Thomas  Cotton,  barf,  of  Con- 
Huntingdonshire,  and  had  issue, 

who  d.  unm.  on  his  trarels. 

.  in  1073,  who  m.  the  Hon.  Tliomas  Wat- 
entworth,  M.  P.  and  had  an  only  child, 
MAS  Watson   Wrktworth.  first  Earl  of 
■Iton  and  Marquess  of  Rockingham.  (Sec 
BKB's  Extinct  Peerage.) 

4.\n  lOSO, when  the  BAaoNrrcT  bxpircd. 
I  to  his  brother, 

tOBT.  esq.  M.P.  for  Huntingdonshire,  at 
decease  issuelcM,  that  entate  was  inhe> 
ly  his  cousin, 

I  PauBT.  esq.  sotnc  time  goTenior  of  Port 
orge,  in  the  East  Indies  (son  of  Charles 
,  esq.  thinl  son  of  Sir  Peter  Proby,  the 
sayorj.      His  descendant  is  the  prrsent 

or  CARTftrOBT. 

m.  on  a  fesse  ;;u.  a  lion  passant  or. 


RYCE,  OF  NKWTOWN. 


unm. 


Ext  I  NIT 
Wth  June,  1791. 


ITbIcIi  funily  traced  a  long  and  honourable 
■ing  over  the  early  parts  of  which,  we 


Btpioji,  of  New  Town,  in  the  county  of 
f.  who  m.  Mathevis,  danghtrr  of  Meredyth 
•f  Uynwen,  and  was  t.  by  bis  eldest  son, 


Datid  Lloyd,  who  m.  Gwenlltan,  daughter  of 
Owen  ap  Griffith,  ap  Bynion,  Lord  of  Towyn,  and 
had  an  only  son, 

Rbbs  Datid  Li/)Yu,  esquire  of  the  body  to  King 
Edward  IV.  who  fell  at  «*  Banbury  fight,"  1409.  His 
wife  was  Margaret,  daughter  and  heir  of  Etbu  ap 
Owen,  of  Nenadd  Wen,  in  Powis,  and  by  her  had 
two  sons,  Thomas  and  Meredith  Pryce,  (or  ap  Rice,) 
and  two  daughters,  Gwenllian,  wife  of  Edward  ap 
Howel,  and  Catherine,  m.  to  Rees  Lloyd  ap  Rhyd- 
derch. 

Thomas  Prycb,  esq.  of  New  Town,  the  elder  son. 
01.  first,  Florence,  daughter  of  Howel  Clun,  esq.  of 
Clun,  and  had  by  her,  four  sons  and  two  daughters, 
viz. 

Matthkw,  his  heir. 

Olirer,  ancestor  of  the  Bolviers,  of  Neuaddwen, 

in  Powis. 
Richard,  d.  s.  p. 
John,   from  whom   the  Prices  of  Pennarth,   in 

Ynfrin-  Llanwair. 

Gwen,  m.  to  Humphrey  Lloyd,  esq.  of  Llai,  near 

Poole, 
Margaret,  m.  to  Meredith  DaTid  Vaughan,  esq.  of 

the  Llo3rnwfnt. 

He  m.  secondly,  Gwen, daughter  of  Meredith  Morgan, 
and  had  another  son  and  daughter,  namely,  William 
and  Catherine,  wife  of  Owen  ap  Howel  Goch,  anc^rstor 
to  the  Owens  of  Machynleth.  He  was  s.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Matthbw  Prycb,  esq.  who  m.  first,  Jane,  daughter 
of  Lien  Vaughan,  ap  Sir  David  Gam,  and  had  a 
daughter,  Catherine,  the  wife  of  Thomas  Tannat,  esq. 
of  Abdar  Tannat.  He  m.  secondly,  Joioe,  daughter  of 
Evan  Gwyn  James,  esq.  of  the  Monachty,  in  Radnor- 
shire, and  by  that  lady  bad  two  sons  and  four  daugh* 
ters,  via. 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

11.  Arthur,  of  Vainor,  who  m.  first  Lady  Bridget, 
Bourchier,  youngest  daughter  of  John,  fourth 
Earl  of  Bath,  and  by  her  ladyship  had  a  son, 
Edward,  who  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Dr. 
Nicholas  Robinson,  bishop  of  Bangor,  by 
whom  he  had  (with  two  younger  sons, 
Thomas  and  Edward,  who  d.  s.  p.  and  a 
daughter,  Jane,  the  wife  of  Thomas  Pox, 
c«q.)  a  son  and  heir, 
Arthur,    of    Yaysnor,    who    ni.    Mary, 
daughter  of  Owen  Vaughan,  esq.  of 
Llwydyarth,  in   Powis,  and  left  an 
only  daughter  and  heiress, 

Bbidcbt  Pbicb,  who  Ml.  Sib  Gxorck 
Dbvrrklx,  of  Sheldon  Hall,  War- 
shire,  and  was  grandmother  of  the 
ninth  Viscount  Hereford. 
Arthur  Prise,  of  Vainor,  m.  secondly,  Jane, 
sister  of  Sir  Randolph  Brereton,  knt.  of  Mai- 
pas,  and  by  her  had  another  son,  John,  who 
m.   Margaret,  daughter  of  Thomas  Vaughan, 
esq.  of  Llynwent. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Herbert,  esq.  ancestor 

of  the  Lords  Herbert,  of  Cherbury. 
II.  Margaret,  m.  to  Hugh  Howel  Edenhope,  esq.  of 
Shad  well. 

III.  Joyce,  in.  to  Owen  Blayney,  esq.  of  Greguiiog. 

IV.  Catherine,  d.  j.  p. 

His  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  Prycb,  esq.  of  Newtown, m.  ElixabeCh, daugh- 
ter of  Rees  Morris,  esq.  of  Abberbachaao,  and  had 
issue, 

Kdw4RD,  his  heir. 

Matthew,  m.  Catherine,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
4W 


Id  by  &•  Sadtty  at  MlBon  Kojil,  ud 
immm  — «d.    Fendlikt  which.  tb(  iMniDet  ud 

oal  BaMher  ad  af  p«Tll«iMiit,  MU.  •upowniDi 
ItiMHiiti  irihi  iiiniii  If  ITinlnl  t  I  ijiij  I  ' 
k  ttilr  •*«  bIm*,  In  Bn(Ua<  and  W*Ih,  aot- 
k^iadlag  A^  B^fbl  flOBUlB  faU  ud  *<lTer.  pn- 
Wtmm  1^,  ul  dHH  vho  mliht  eklB  nndn  him, 
^  haw*  ^  •«,  r*TtB<  <k*  ynfftiibiim  fm  It  upcm 

feanki  wkkia  thiity  iajt  aflJn  nkiof ,  mnd  btfon 
MHMiH  has  Ih*  lad.  Sir  Cirkcrr  Umwlf  ii 
mi^  ttm  iw»»i«J  tb*  Mvi  oT  tha  putlni  oftliii 

AsB  Laaiw  (hitiai  nlip  of  honca)  ts  Ekut- 
■  lllll     fatr-ilckt  boar*.    Rlr  Carbcry  dkd  i.  p. 


FaiHwiek,  in  Glol 

Umrttnt,   dauftiUr   ud    u-brir   or   Edaird 

■yrtt,  nq,  of  Wooditock,  and  had  iMu«, 

Lni*.  vha  d.  nna.  in  17TB. 

Miuiiii,  ■>.  u  l>.dw>nl-LaTad(n  LoT>d«i, 
•af.  af  B<uc«,  BttkA,  and  had  >  un. 


PUCKERING,  OF  WKSTON. 


PUR 
Aniw,  daoibtar  ef  Goirfa  Cbsw 


of  jnif  Jiau  I.  (uth  Nornobar.  lEIl.j  and  aftar- 
wanU  Raided  at  Ih*  Priory  naar  Warwick.  Ha  ai. 
EUaaboth.  daofhtar  of  Sir  John  Mortar.  <•>  GlyaDe.  in 
Suaaax.bat  haiisi  do  auriTloikaaua,  thaBiaoxrrcT 


I— SaUa.  a  band  foilU*,  eadaad  arfat. 


PUEEFOY,  OF  WADLEY. 


audfathrr  of 

J  raq-  of  DnylDn,  vtto  d. 
R  liy   Mariiry,  hia  wife. 


and  hair.  JoTct,  wifa  of  Edward 

I ,  of  Caldrmtc,  Warw  lekiUra, 
itoT  forltaataHBty  (nay.  Pbi. 

IP  and  M4BT.  wita  married  J oyct. 

aii(bwr  and  co.b(ir  of  JiAa  Hard. 

'Ick.  or  l.iodlry.and  wai  anoator* 

r  Iha  Pi  laruii  of  CaUnvfi.t  Sar- 


I.  Hlehi 


1.  laabeUa.  1 
i.  (>o.gU.T.;  ■ 


•irirfbia 
Mn.WfL 

Jrtn  BBd    rffitMr,  dW  aib    fkMrnbar.   I 
^  tWadaaiSlnm.  of  wkomlbr  rU«  ■•.«(■    _ 
,aA.  II.P'    CaloAvl  Panf«y  wai  frval-craedtoi 


I  :  The  lail  WUUam  Pairfoy,  e«).  «(  Wslirnblll,  bad 
bmtlKr,  Cimcir.  'rf  HjB(klt)>>  I'lio  din)  In  IIU,  leiTlai 
wlih  a  wa.  Cnrit.  wlin  diril  la  ITU,  Iwo  dandier 


PUR 


PUT 


esq.  of  Mavfsyn  Ridware,  SuflTord- 
•bire. 
II.  William. 

Tbe  second  non, 

WiLUAM  Fi-KEioY.e«q.  of  Shireford,  liring  in  1306,  \ 
m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Chetwynd,  of  1 
^     lugestre,  aud  liad  a  iton, 

Wu.LiAM  PiRiPOT,  who  acquired,  in  marriage,  the 
\  '       manor  of  snaiieston  with  Margery,  daughter  and  heir 
A         of  Adam  Ayott,  esq.  of  Shalleston,  Bucka.    His  great- 
great-grandson, 

Nicholas  Purefoy,  t^.  of  Shalleston,  sold  the 
estate  of  Shireford.  He  wedded,  first,  Alice,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Denton,  esq.  uf  Besils  Lee,  Berks,  by  whom 
he  had  a  son,  Edward,  his  heir;  secondly,  Clemence 
Lidiate,  by  whom  be  had  another  son,  Simon;  and 
thirdly,  Catherine,  daughter  of  Richard  Brayfield,  of 
Bucks,  by  whom  he  bad,  with  other  issue,  a  daughter, 
Isabella,  wife  of  Thomaii  Goodwin,  afterwards  Bishop 
of  Bath  aud  Wells-  Nicholas  Purefoy  died  in  1547, 
and  uas  s.  by  bis  son, 

Edward  Purlpoy,  esq.  of  Shalleston,  b.  13th  June, 
1404,  who  M.  Anne,  daughter  of  Richard  Fettiplace, 
esq.  of  Basilisleigb,  Berks,  and  dyiug  1st  June,  1358, 
left,  with  other  issue,  John,  of  Shallebton,  and 

WiLLiAV  Pi.'RRPUY,  esq.  of  Holingborne,  in  Kent, 
b.  1st  March.  1594,  who  m.  first,  Beatrix  Strelley, 
widow,  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  de  Cliilsburst, 
by  whom  he  bad  two  sons, 

John,  M.A.  canon  of  Christchurch,  Oxford,  rector 
of  Flore,  in  Northamptonshire,  &c.  d.  s.  p,  in 
IGOI. 
Tlionms,  who  m.   Blendina,  daughter  of  Thomas 
Godwin,  fiihbop  of  Bath  and  Wells,  and  bad  a 
daughter  aii<l  lirir,  Marmion. 
He  Ml.  secondly,  Cecily,  daagbter  of  John  Goodwin, 
of  \Vinchendon,  Bucks,  by  whom  he  had  several  sons; 
and  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  of  William  Boys,  esq.  of 
Fredvilc.     Ht.s  eldest  son  by  bis  second  wife, 

Edward  Pirkfoy.  e«q.  of  Shalleston,  m.  Joyce, 
daughter  and  h»;ir  of  George  Purefoy,  esq.  of  Drayton, 
and  dying  15t)i  March,  I.V.M,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Glorce  Plrlkoy,  esq.  of  Drayton,  in  Leicester- 
shire, and  of  \Vadlev,  B)^kH,  who  m.  first,  Mary, 
daughter  and  lieir  uf  Sir  \  alcntiiie  Knightley,  and 
had  by  her,  who  died  in  I(il7,  three  sons  and  five 
daughters, 

George,  \\\>  lu-ir. 

Edward,     "I      . 

Valentine,  J      '  • '  V- 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Firebrace,  knt. 

Joyce. 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Tboinas  Hales,  hart,  of  Coventry. 

Lucy,  in.  to  Gtforge  Gn*y,  of  Kin^^Mou  Mabreward, 

Dorset. 
Anne,  in.  to  Edward  Fleetwood,  of  Pcnworthani, 
Lancashire. 

He  m.  sfcon.Uy,  Dorothy,  sister  of  Edward,  Lord 
Denny  ;  and  thiriUy,  Jane,  daughter  of  Francis  Wo- 
berts,  rsij.  of  A\  ill(>.sdou,  Middlesex.  widov»  of  Sir 
Thomas  (ilovi-r,  of  Hayes.  Mr.  Purefoy  d.  1 3th  May, 
10*28,  aged  forty-five,  and  wa.-i  a.  by  his  son, 

GtuKUK  Plukkoy,  esq.  of  Wadh-y,  b.  11th  January, 
1000,  named  as  one  of  the  knights  of  the  Uoyal  Oak, 
his  estate  being  valued  at  1*3000  a-year.  He  m.  first, 
2Hth  February,  1020,  Anne.i-ldest  daughter  and  coheir 
of  Sir  Thomas  Glovi  r,  knt.;  an  I  secondly.  Anijf, 
daughter  and  co  heir  of  Sir  Francis  Darcy,  knt.  of 
BrentfonL  The  last  lady  d.  s.  y. ;  but  by  the  lonner 
Mr.  Purefoy  had,  with  other  isMic, 


GtoRoi,  hb  heir. 

Knightley.  of  SbaUertoo,  Backs,  who 
second  dRUghter  mnA  eo-hcir  of  Heary 
esq.  of  Kent,  and  died  IStib  Jaoaary, 
ing  a  son, 
Henry,  of  ShaHeaton,  h.  10th  laly, 
m.  Elixabetiiydaofhteraf  Lconahl 
and  had  two  sonst 
Henry,  of  Shallenon,  b.  \n 
sheriff  of  Backs  in  I7«0.     He 
April,  17<R,  the  last  male  h 
family.      I'nder   his    will, 
passed  to  his  oousin,  the  Rf 
Hnddleston  Pnrefoy-Jervoiie 
Fish,  died  before  17S((. 
Mary,   m.  Thomas  Jerroise,  e«q.  of 
Hants,  M.P.  for  Southampton,  and 
and  heir, 
Thomas  j£Rvoisi,eBq.  of  Heiriard, 
married  twice :  hy  his  first  wift 
son,  Thomas,  who  died  onniarr 
daughter,  Klisaheth,  married  to 
O 'Carroll ;  by  his  second  wifv  bt 
a  daughter.  Mary-Elixabeth,  m. 
Clarke,*  esq.  of  West  Bnnnvif^ 
Richard  JtavcisB,  esq.  of   Britfic 
who  Ml.  in  1733,  Anne,  daughter  < 
Tristram  Huddleston.  esq.  of  Cn 
bad,  with  other  issue  who  digd  i 
a  son, 
The  Ret.  Georgb-Hudolsstor  Ji 
Herriard,  M.A.  who  inherited  1 
and  assumed  the  surname  of  Pri 
m.  Bfary,  second  daughter  and 
tbe  Rev.  Wright  Hawes,  and  h« 
and  other  children. 
Mr.  Purefoy  died  2Sth  March,  1G01,  and  wa 
son, 

George  Purepoy,  esq.  of  Wadley.whtfikC 
daui^bter  and  co*beir  ol  Sir  Henry  Wfllos^ 
of  Risley,  and  relict  of  Sir  James  Bellissl 
of  Levins,  and  dying  at  Herriard.  Hanti,  si 
left,  inter  alias,  a  daughter,  An.xe.  ereatssl 
and  a  son, 

I.  Henky  Pt'RtPOY,  esq.  of  Wadley,  b^ 
August,  1050,  who  was  created  a  Baeo^it 
but 

KXTl 


as  be  d.  .v.  p.  19th  Augiist,  IGHO,  thr  ti^ 


Arms— Az.  three  stirrups  or. 


/ 


Prn',  OF  COMBE. ,«^' 


Crkatkd 
'20th  July,  lOOti. 


Hinragr. 

I.  Tiiov^s  Ptn.  esq.  of  Combe  Gilliitei 
county  of  Devon,  (grandson  of  Nicholas 
who  purchased  that  manor  and  estate  frons: 
Beaumont,  of   Leicestershire,  in  I6tA,) 


111*'  vhli'»t  Mill  of  ihi»  niairiaue,  Jcivui.^v  Clarke,  c^q.  M.  P.  of  IditwuKh  Park,  Hsutf,  i«»an»ed  th*  i 
JiiRvoisK,  and  u;ik  fatiur  of  the  Ki.y.  Saml  Ki.-JrK\oisi  Cj.akkis  Jt  k\  oiAi:,cieMi«>d  a  Bantuci  iu  I»»13. 

432 


PYE 


PYE 


in  I0M.  He  m,  UnaUt  daaghtor  and  eo- 
(ir  Rkkurd  CiMfaBoadeleifli,  knt.  of  Gnw- 
YortaUrc,  and  had  liMie, 

At,  hia  hdr.     • 

ftreC*  n.  to  Robart,  aixtk  Earl  of  Rofloommoii. 

— ,  n.  to  CbaiiM  Goraoch,  esq. 

laa,  M.  to  Sir  John  D'Oyley,  bart.  of  Chisel- 

■yton. 

■a  tf.  ahottt  tike  ^ar  1087,  and  waa  nioceeded 

!• 

raoMAS  Porr,  of  Combe,  who  married  Mar* 
Whtcr  ci  Sir  George  TreTilian,  bart.  of  Net 
m  Sonenataiiire,  hot  died  without  ijwue  5th 
I,  when  the  title  became  bxtinct.  The 
id  eeat  paeeed,  under  Sir  Thoma»'a  will,  to 
I,  Batmomoo  Pirrr,  eaq.  the  male  heir  of  the 


Awg.  in  a  nMaele  sa.  a  lion  rampt.  of  the 


PYE,  OF  HONE. 


I0M4.    i 


Extinct 
23rd  May,  1734. 


Htneage. 

■  Pti.  eaq.  of  the  Mynde,  in  Herefordshire,* 
AngnaC,  I6II,  leering  the  following  fire  aoos, 

vnm  (Sir),  of  the  Mynde,  attorney  general 
thaCoort  of  Wards,  temp.  Charucs  I.  from 
kiftk  aaonarch  he  receired  the  honour  of 
lifhthood,  Mth  June,  1040.  His  son  and 
ir, 

Sta  WALTia  PTK,of  the  Mynde,  ni.  in  lOW, 
Klimbeth,  dangfater  of  John  Saunders, 
esq.  of  Drnton,  and  had  two  sons  aud  a 
daughter,  William,  Robert,  and  Cathe- 
rine, who  all  adhering  to  the  church  of 
r,  and  their  allegiance  to  the  Stuarts, 
of  Kilpec  CaMle.  the  ancient  re- 
■idtnre  of  the  family,  and  retired  to  the 
itiaant. 


T. 


■r 
ti 


Ptb,  knt.  was  auditor  of  the  receipt  of 
to  Jauas  I.  and  Charlks  I.  Sir  Ro. 
of  the  L'ntons,  the  minor  and  estate 
•  in  Berks,  and  during  the  civil  wars, 
there  for  the  king,  when  it 
by  his  son,  Sir  Robert  Pye.  He 
daughter  and  coheir  of  John  Cro- 
Baltfafard,  in  the  county  of  Glouoeeter, 
in  loot,  (with  four  daughters) 


(Sir),  his  heir,  who  became  of  Paring' 
at  the  decease  of  hto  father.  This  gentle- 


man espoused  the  republican  cause,  aad  in  the 
rebellion,  was  colonel  of  horse  in  General 
Pairfex's  regiment.  Under  the  protactorate, 
he  was  twice  returned  to  parliament  for 
Buckinghamshire,  but  afterwards  distinguish- 
ed  himself  by  leal  for  the  restoration  of 
Charlis  II.  He  m,  Anne,  daughter  of  the 
celebrated  John  Hampokn.  His  great  great- 
grandson  and  representadre  was  the  late 

Henry  James  Pye,  esq.  of  Farringdon,  the 
Poet  Laurratb,  who  m.  twice ;  by  his  Arst 
wife  he  had  two  daughters,  Mary,  m.  to 
Capt.  Jones,  and  Matilda,  at.  to  S.  J.  Ar- 
nold, esq.  and  by  his  second  wile,  one  son 
and  one  daughter,  vis. 

Hinry-John. 

Jane-Anne,iN.to  Frauds  Willington,  esq. 
II.  John. 

III.  Thomas,  a  Turkey  merchant. 
The  second  son, 

I.  John  Pye,  esq.  of  Hone,  in  the  county  of  Derby, 
was  created  a  Baronet  13th  January,  I0G4-fi.  Sir 
John  «.  Rebecca,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Raynton,  esq. 
of  Enfield,  in  Middlesex,  and  had  issue, 

Charles,  hia  heir. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas'  Seveme,  esq.  of  Wallop 
Hall,  Salop,  gentleman  of  the  bedchamber  to 
Xlmg  WiLU^u  III.  and  left  a  son. 
General  Seyernb. 
Anne,  m.  to  Charles  Watkins,  eaq.  of  Aynho,  in 
the  county  of  Northampton,  and  had  a  son  and 
heir, 
llicHARu  Watkins,  clerk,  rector  of  Clifton, 
who  m.  Miss  Meysey,  and  had  issue, 
1.  Charles,  who  assumed  the  surname  of 
Meysey,  on  succeeding  to  the  estate 
of  Shakenhurst,  in   Worcestershire, 
he  d.  s.  p. 
1.  RicHARD,in holy ordeTs,rectorof  Rock, 
in  Worcestershire,left  a  son,  Charles. 
3.  John,  in  holy  orders,  devi«ee  for  life 
of  liis  nephew,  Charles. 

He  d.  about  1097,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  Charles  Pyb,  whom,  first, Philippe, daugh- 
ter of  Sir  John  Hobart,  hart,  of  Blickling,  in  Norfolk, 
but  by  that  lady  had  no  sunriring  issue.  He  wedded, 
secondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  Richard  Sterens,  esq.  of 
Bastington,  in  Gloucestershire,  and  had, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

RoBEBT,  sucressor  to  his  brother. 

Rebecca,  died  unm.  in  1748. 

Philippe,  d.  unm.  in  1700. 

Mary,  who  became  eventually  heir  and  represen- 
tative of  the  family. 
Sir  Charles  purchased  the  estates  of  Clifton  and  Hough- 
ton, in  StaffonUhire.    He  d.  ilth  February,  17tl,and 
was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

III.  Sir  Richard  Pye,  who  died  unm.  tSnd  Norem- 
ber,  1724,  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

IV.  Sir  Rorert  Pye,  clerk,  P.R.S.  who  also  died  a 
bachelor  13rd  May,  1731,  when  the  Babonictcy  bx- 
riRCD.  The  Mtates  devolved  eventually  upon  the  last 
surviving  sister  of  Sir  Robert, 

Mary  Pyb,  who  died  unmarried  in  1774,  derising 
them  to  her  first  cousin.  Gen  real  Severns,  for 
life,  remainder  to  her  first  cousin,  (onoe  re- 
moTOd,)  the  Rby.  Richard  Watkins.  General 
Serama  inherited  on  her  decease,  and  died  him- 
self in  1707,  aged  eighty-nine,  when  the  property 
came  to  the  Watkins's.    Charles  Watkins, 


•  For  his  predecesmn,  vide  Bvrke's  rs«iiiw>ners,  ▼»»!.  I.  p.  330. 
3K  «3 


PYN 


PYN 


iMid  JfuBjcWmuifin  tfie  oMinty  of  DtTon, 
.  Ur  Ncwfovt*  in  Cornvtll,  in  IMO,  and 
Ml  of  •  rtgtaMBt  flf  hone  for  tike  parlia- 
t,  cmlled  Ik*  PlpBoath  regimeiit.  They 
withoat  iMM,  •dMfaibbratton  to  Sir  Fran- 
prepmy  fitttad  SUt  May,  lOOt.  Hia  wUl 
I  Itch  April  of  the  j^woeding  year,  and 
•d  Mh  April,  lan. 
iM,  «B».  la  lett. 


F  farriTlBf  aoB. 

aM  Pth,  tif.  of  BryiMiiore,  ia  the  ooonty 
ic»  who  waa  creatod  a  BAaoMiT  14th  July, 
was  a  partiameat  aiaa,  in  the  parliament 
id  ia  the  Pcaalooera'  pariiament.  He  m. 
,  daaghter  ef  Sir  Gilbert  Gerrard,  hart,  of 
-the-Hm,  ia  the  county  of  Middleeez,  by 
lad  a  aoB  aad  daa|^it«r,  tIb. 

»,hlaheir. 

mu  to  Sir  Thomas  Halee,  hart,  of  Beaks- 
ie»  ia  Keat. 

»  died  about  the  year  I87t,  and  was  s.  by 

CsAauu  Ptm,  wbo  was  killed  in  a  ren- 
a  ta? era  ia  l(W7-8,  and  as  he  d,  nnm.  the 

r  BXPiaiD,  while  the  estates  dsToWed  npon 
(Reler  to  Halbs  of  Beaksbommt,  extinct 


(a.  a  bull's  head  couped  arg.  endoeed  in  a 
and  as. 


VNSENT,  OF  ERTHFONT. 


to 

11 


Extinct 
in  17»1. 


Eineagr. 


rasBirr  was  father  of 

nsairr,  of  Chudleigh,  in  the  county  of  De- 
a.  Joaa,  daughtrr  of  William  Down  ham,  of 
m,  ia  tho  same  county,  and  had  issue, 

M,  of  Carleton-Corlieu,  in  the  county  of 
aeesCar,  oac  of  the  protbonotaries  of  the 
srt  ef  Comaion  Pleas,  m.  Mary,  dauj^hter 
•imoB  Cliiord,  esq.  of  Boscomb,  in  Wilu, 
d  had  thff«e  daaffhters, 


GaisBLL,  m.  to  ichn  St.  Barbe,  esq.  of 
Broadlands,  Haats,  aad  had  issue. 

EusaarrB,  m»  to  Sir  Joha  BoUes,  hart,  of 
Scampton,  in  Linoolnshire,  and  d.  t.  p. 

Anns,  m.  to  Sir  ViUiera  Chernocke,  hart, 
of  Haloote. 

He  d,  19th  August,  lOtt,  aad  was  buried  ia 
Croydon  Churdi,  Surrey.* 

II.  Humphry,  d,  s,  p. 

III.  WlUJAM. 

IT.  Robert,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Stephen  Bettea- 
ham,  gent,  of  Bromley,  in  Kent,  and  died 
issueless. 

I.  Elisabeth,  si.  to  Thomas  Washer,  esq.  of  Hen' 

oke,  in  Oeron. 
II.  Grace,  si.  to  William  Tottle,  esq.  of  Bovey,  in 
the  same  county. 

III.  Bleaaor,  d,  uam. 

The  third  soa, 

WiLUAM  Ptnsint,  esq.  m.  Anne,  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Joha  Laaoelott,  dtisen  of  London,  by  whom 
(who  surriTod  him,  and  si.  seeondly,  the  ReT.  Rich- 
ard  Knightsbrldge,  rector  of  Streatham,  in  Surrey), 
he  had  a  daughter,  Anne,  who  died  young,  and  an 
only  son, 

I.  WiLUAU  Ptnsknt,  esq.  of  Erthfont,  in  Wilt- 
shire (heir  male  of  his  uade  the  prothonotary),  who 
was  created  a  BARONrr  by  King  Jauu  II.,  13th  Sep- 
tember, 1687.  Sir  WiDiam  m.  Patience,  daughter  of 
Mr.  Alderman  John  Bond,  of  London,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 
Lancelot. 
John. 

Robert,  deputy  clerk  of  the  crown,  died  of  the 
gout  in  the  stomach,  19th  September,  I73S. 

Patience. 

Anne. 

Elisabeth. 

Sir  William,  who  was  sheriff  of  Wilu,  in  IttM,  died 
about  the  year  1719,  and  was  s,  by  hb  eldest  son, 

II.  Sib  William  Pymsxnt,  who  married  Mary,  wi- 
dow of  Edmund  Star,  esq.  of  New  Court,  and  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Jennings,  esq.  of  Burton,  in 
Shropshire,  and  had  issue, 

WiixiAM,  his  successor. 

Mary. 
Leonoria. 

He  d.  I5th  June,  1754,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

ill.  Sir  William  Pynsbnt,  who  d.  s.  p.  8th  Janu- 
ary, 170d,  and  was  jt.  by  his  cousin, 

IT.  Sir  Robert  PYMSBirr,  in  holy  orders,  at  whose 
decease  t.  p.  in  1781,  the  title  became  kxtinct. 

Amu — Gu.  a  cheTron  ingrailed  between  three  mul- 
lets arg. 


!.  oa  the  north  wall  waf  placed  a  black  marblr 
Mfftcd  by  two  Mack  luarblrCorinihian  pillars; 
«r  the  arms— "  Gain,  on  a  cbcvrun,  engrailed, 
,  argval," — andcrneath  : 

8  the  Body  of  John  Pynitent,  Kaq  ;  one  <>f  the 
iarlcs  ef  Us  Maje«i>'>  Court  of  Common- 
*•  departed  thi«  Lite,  the  Wih  of  Augnai, 


pan  of  bim  i»  only  tukl, 
lascriplkNi,  as  thi*  Tumbe  doth  hold, 
ir  aart,  sad  both  ibene  esriy  ma> , 
01  thnc,  coaaame  and  wear  away  ; 


laMlng  Hoooars  Rive, 
,  aad  Virtaoas  8oab  lor  ever  live ; 


Thii  doth  embalne  oer  Dead  beytMMle  the  art. 
Prowl  iEiopt  BM^  of  old,  hit  besd  and  Heart, 
Prodenrc  and  Pietie  enriched,  hi»  Hand, 
Juttice  and  Charity,  did  Mill  tonunand; 
He  wan  the  Chnrches  and  Putne  Man's  Friend, 
Wealth  got  by  Law,  the  Gospel  taacht  to  spend. 
Prom  hence  he  learn't  tlwt  what  is  sent  before, 
Of  oar  Estates,  doth  make  os  rich  farr  more. 
Than  what  we  leave,  and  therefore  did  be  send. 
Great  Portions  wekely,  thos  he  did  commend, 
His  Pailb  by  Workes,  in  Heaven  did  Tresaarv  lay. 
Which  to  possess  bis  Soale  Is  cslkd  away ; 
Here  only  is  reserved  bis  preeioas  Dast, 
rntU  the  Rcsarrectioa  of  the  Jnst.** 

43ft 


RAD 


RAY 


RADCLYFFE,  OF  DERWENTWATER. 


Cr  BATED 

SIst  Jan.  ICtO. 


E!ITIRCT 

24th  F«b.  17ld. 


ILtnragr. 

I.  Fbancis  Radcltppk,  esq.  of  Derwentwater,*  in 
the  county  of  Cumberland,  wax  created  a  BAKONkT 
31tt  Jane.  10*20.  He  m.  Isabel. daughter  of  Sir  Ralph 
Grey,  knt.  of  Chillingham,  in  Northumberland,  and 
was  »,  by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  Edward  Radci.ypfi,  who  m,  Elisabeth, 
daughter  and  bcir  of  Thomas  Barton,  esq.  of  Wenby, 
in  the  coun^  of  York,  and  whm  i.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Francis  Radclyppb.  who  was  raised  to 
the  peerage  by  A'iHiC  Jambs  II.,  in  10A8,  as  Baron 
Tyndale,  Viscount  Radclifle  and  Langley,  and  Earl 
of  Derwentwater.  He  m.  Catharine,  daoghter  and 
heir  of  Sir  William  Penwick,  of  Meldon,  in  North- 
nmbcrland,  and  had  is^ue, 

Francis,  his  succesNor. 

Edward,  d.  umn. 

Thomas,  an  officer  in  the  army. 

William. 

Arthur. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  William  Constable,  knt.  of  Flam- 
borough,  in  Yorkshire. 
Catherine. 
Elizabeth. 
Mar>'. 

His  lonl.Hhip  <i.  in  lfKM>,  and  was  x.  by  his  rld«'!«t  son, 
n.  Sir   Fnwcis    HiuruKiit,  hccond    Karl  of  Uit 
w»'nr\vat»T,  who  in.  M.ir\    I'udor,  natural  ilaugliter  of 
K'ui^  ('iiAKLKs  II.  by  Mrii.  Duvih,  and  had  i5Siif>, 

Jamfs,  his  lieir. 
Francis,  d.  x.  y. 

t'harlrrt,*    wh«>    m.   Charhittf    Maria   LivinRhton. 
Cut'NTKss  iiv  Nkwri  ugh,  in  hrr  own  right,  and 
had  with  other  iMiiuc, 
jAMRsRAaTHOLOMEW,    tliiid    Flurl    of    New- 
biirgh. 

Mary,  m.  in  I75'»,  to  Frani'iH  Eyre,  es«i.  of 
Walworth  Ca!«lh',  in  Northanipton.shirc,  and 
had  a  8on, 

FraTM-iM  Kym.  who  inherited  as  sixth  Earl 
or  Ni:\\  HI  Kcii. 


*  Br%nnd  Hay  Ca*th>,  ill  CinnbrrUiid,  the  ii\t'r  Dtr- 
wrnt  fdll^  into  ihc  ucvan,  which  ri^iiii;  in  KAiriMlrfU*  <a 
v<tlf  .4iirii>uiiilt>d  with  cMMtkfd  hilU),  riiii»  .iiiifin-,:  llu- 
iiiiiiMilHin*  cMilcd  DtTWC'iil  Fill.*;  wlHii-iii  m  NcwIiiiKl*, 
aii'l  «4iini-  othiT  |)l.ici-<«,  M)iiit'  ip'ti  \ fills  «if  copprr  in<>l 
wiilioiit  a  mixliire  nl  uuld  ami  »ilv<M  i.  wci'i-  fniirid . 
alMMit  wliirh  ihni'  \v«»a  ini-in)ir;i!dr  liini,  iM-tvicrn  Qiu-ni 
FIlizalH-tli  and  'i'lii>ina!i  l'(.'rc>.  Eail  of  Northunihi-rldiid, 
the  li>nl  of  Ihv  manor  ;  but  in  viitni*  ot  (he  royal  proio 
Cativc  fthrif  iM-iii;;  vi  iii«  of  ',;<di|  ^nd  silver),  it  wa^  ilr- 
liTiiiini'<l  in  favour  of  the  qni'cn.  Tlironch  IIk-m-  nii>nn- 
t^ni"  the  Drrwi-iii  uprcad*  iiM-lf  inio  a  <i|Miciiui<  l.ikr, 
uhi'n-in  ai*"  ihn-f  i^Und*  :  oim-  (hi-  t-t-M  of  Hir  tiiiiiil>  of 
Kittrliffr.  km.  tt-mp.  Henry  V.  whi>fN.  Marcam.dan^h 
ttr  and  hi-ir  of  Sir  John  df  DtrwintHatfr.  knt  ;  anothi-i 


llary-Tndor. 

He  4. 19Ch  Aprfl,  ITW.vbA  vu  #.  kf  Ua  aU 

t.   Sir  Jamu  Radcuffb.  AM  Bail  af  1 

water.    Tbia  DoMcmaa,  wMk  hss  WMkcr 

joining  in  the  effort  mate  ia  1715  to  place  H 

lier  St.  George  upon  the  tluvaa,  waa  «a4e 

sent  to  the  Tower,  nud  aoon  afterwards  ta 

of  high  treaaoa.    in  porananec  af  which  i 

he  waa  beheaded  upon  Tower  Hill.Mtli  Pekn 

when  all  his  honoara,  iacladinff  tfaa  Bsam 

under  the  ATTAinDRa.    Hi*  lawiahif  m.  Aa 

daughter  of  Sir  John  Webb,  bart.  aad  bad  a 

John,  Vi$e9mmt  Rmdet^t,  d.  ia  ini. 

Mary,  at.  to  Robert-ii 

Amu— Ar.  a  bend  engrailed  aa. 


RAYNEY,  OF  WROTHAJM 


rartTBD 
»nd  Jan.  10419. 


El 


Srinracr. 


William  Rat  net  (Uneally  daaeeaiai  h 
Reignie.  who  held  the  nuuiora  of  Edgiiv 
and  Smithley.  in  Yorkubire.  so  early  as  ^ 
Edward  111.)  died  flat  Hasav  Vll^  lean 

wife,  the  daughter  and  heir  oi  Hall,  a  ssa. 
John  Ratnkt.  of  Smethley.  who  m  iW 
and  ro  hrir  of  Sir  Robert  Hopton,  or  HsxDm 

lington,  and  had  two  t»oii4.  vil 

Ki>t:i  K,  hit  heir. 

Htnry,  oi    Kerr\mi»r»».  in   ^  c»ri*hi*».  ^ 
cliaTd  from  John  Hyron,  e»q.  in  l>-'  i 
ot'   r>er!«  Hill,  in   the  Mimr  oiart\. 
I.'itiO,    Mioe   Porter,  and    had  r«o  •«:• 
Kavmy.  e>q   oi  Ferry uior»'.  an.l 

Tr^m  |H  KtYMiY.  eiMj.  of  1^-rr«  HJ 
5th  NoTember.  IMW.  Mar^snt- ^^i 
Jatnes  Creen,  esq.  uf  Bnertry.  ai 
by  bin  son, 

JiiMN  Rainkt.  grnt-  «f  Tyen  H*. 
first.  ID  1013.  Anne,  dsofblrr  if 
W  entwurth .  nf  .South  Kirkby :  aai  t 
Isabel,  daughter  uf  Naclianwl 
Bnimle>  :  by  the  former  he  Mt  v 
daughters.  IsMbel,  ai.  to  J«ka  fa 


inhabited  by  minen;  and  the  third,  ■aff"**  ' 
u  herein  iWdc  incniiuiiB  St.  HertMrt  lobatehdl 
life.-    HA.\a». 


f  C>MRi.r«  RAiN-i.ivrR,  implicated  «iA  ki 
in  the  trrrf«on  of  17  IS,  wa>  ma«le  pnnwefRl  * 
Ihc  llih  NuviMiihtr  m  that  > ear,  sail  bria|  ■ 
to  Ij^mdiin,  u««  coudfimned  to  ilcaik.  M  fi 
eK'ap«'  tiom  Nt'«t{*l<.  ainl  retired  iM>*  Fraaea 
death  of  hi«  nephe«.  J«<hii  ViMoaai  Raicliir.ki 
ihr  title  of  Eail  M  IWrweaivaitT.  SnI  *Ar«' 
fortiin«-s  o|  the  Siewari«,  hr  rmbttr^rd,  ■aft  I 
|oin  ('H«Ri.K«-EitWARt*.  in  174S,  Iwi  kr«ac  > 
?onrr,  hr  wa«  eommitied  in  rh#  Tnvvt.  aa4 
under  bi«  fuimer  •ratrnre,  ^K  Decrabrr.ll^ 

4J« 


RAY 


R£A 


JuM,  ■■.  to  Rotert  Arnold ;  and  Uwj,  to 
Mr.  Cbapvaii,  a  aon  and  tocoeMor, 
HninT  Ratmbt,  of  Tytri  Hm,  6.  in  1814, 
wko  — rrfad  PriscQla,  daughter  of  WOliam 
Wotdaworth,  and  dyinf  in  lOBS,  left  iaano, 
FkAiicifl,  hia  heir. 
HwaT,  of  UHidon»  b,  in  1601,  aoooeaMr 

to  hia  bioClior* 
Tkoaaa.  alderman  of  Doncaater,  ai.  in 
1715,  Franoca*  daofliter  of  II  r.  Alderman 
Jbkn  Fayram,  of  the  same  place,  and 


Henry ( d,  t,  p.  in  17S1. 
TaoMAB,  aooceMor  to  hia  ancle. 
France*,  m.  in  1740,  to  William  Sea- 
ton,  of  Doocaater,  and  tf.  i.  p. 
PaitciLUi  (of  whom  preMntly),  m.  to 
Nathaniel  Pearson,  esq. 
Mary. 
Catherine,  married  to  John  Ellia,  gent,  of 

WooUey. 
Eliaabeth,  m,  to  Chriatopher  Dowion,  of 
Arthinti^n. 
eldest  Aon, 

Taa  Rbt.  FaANcit  Ratnet,  M.A.  of  Tyers 
Hill,  h.  in  1051,  d.  unm.  S8th  Noremher, 
lit7,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 
HanaT  Ratmiy,  of  London,  who  m.  Frances, 
dan^ter  of  Thomas  Wright,  esq.  of  Saiidy 
Uownham.  Saffolk,  and  had  a  daughter, 
Eliaabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Wright,  of  London. 
Henry  Rayney  d.  in  1740,  learing  Tyers 
Hill  to  his  nephew, 
Tiiu«ss  RiTNiT,  esq.  at  whose  decease  issne- 

lesa  in  174M.  it  passed  to  his  sister, 
PaiacitXA    Ratnky,   who   m.   S7th   October, 
1743,  Nathaniel  Pearson,  esq.  of  Doncaster, 
and  dying  iu  1751.  left  two  daughters  and 
co-heirs, 
Msar   pBAasoM,  who  m.  18th  January, 
1777,  Freeman  Bower,  esq.  of  Killerby 
Hall,  and  died  in  170«,  lesTing  issue, 
Uanav  Buwaa,  esq.  F.S.A.  of  Don- 
caster. 
Franrea-Mary  Bower,  mi.  to  the  Rer. 
Henry   Watkins,  of  Bamborouftb, 
and  had  issue- 
Henrietta- Friscilla  Bower,  married  to 
James  Jackson,  esq.  and  had  issue. 
WUkelmina- Elisabeth  Bower. 
Fasncu  PBAasoN,  who  married  in  17H4, 
C«yrge  Pearson,  M.D.  F.R.S.  of  George 
Htreet.  Hanorer  Square,  and  had  two 
daughters, 
FaAXi'Ks-PaisciLiJi,  «i.  to  Sir  John 

Dodson,  D.C.L.  and  has  issue. 
Mary-Anne, 
rpon  the  demise  of  l>r.  Pearson,  0th 
November.  ISirt, Tyers  Hill  devolred, 
by  his  will,  upon  Kir  John  Dodson. 
mm  of  John  Rayney.  of  Smethley, 
RataaT,  esq.  of  Smethley,  aged  thirty-five, 
and  Msar,  «i.  Ktixabeth,  daughter  of  John 
,  aaq.  of  Fiaby,  and  had.  with  a  daughter, 
of  ThOBsaa  Cutler,  esq.  of  Stainborough, 


fUvnar,    esq.   merchant   and    alderman   of 
honntiful  benefsrtor  to  the  township 
i«  Yorkshire.  This  gentleman  acquired 
;,  iat  Kent,  by  grant  from  Jaubs  1.  and 
Place,  in  the  same  county,  where 
tie     He  «».  Susan,  daughter  of  Walter 
m%,  ml  KiafatoB.  and  had  is»tte. 


Ann,  aa.  to  John  Smith,  eaq. 

Sarah,  at.  to  Sir  Henry  North,  hart,  of  Mildaahall, 
Suffolk. 

Susan,  d.  young. 
Alderman  Rayney  died  Slat  May,  l«n,  and  waa  t,  by 
hia  aon. 

I.  John  Ratnit,  eaq.  of  Wrotham  and  Weat  Mai- 
ling, in  Kent,  who  reoeired  the  honoar  of  knighUiood 
at  the  coronation  of  CBABLas  I.  and  waa  created  a 
BAaoRiT  tSnd  January,  1841.  He  at.  Catherine, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Style,  eaq.  of  London,  and  had 
four  eons  and  three  danghtera :  John ;  Thomaa;  Rich- 
ard; William;  Susannah,  at.  to  William  Selby,  eaq. 
of  Ightham ;  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Chichester, 
bart. ;  and  Martiia,  ai.  to  Nathaniel  Bonnel,  of  Lon* 
don,  merchant.  He  m.  secondly.  Francea.  dan^ter 
of  Edward  Gibbes.  esq.  of  Warwickshire,  and  had  by 
her  a  aon,  Edwabd,  who  had  issue.  Sir  John  Rayney, 
who  sort  ed  as  sheriff  of  Kent  in  itf  15,  died  3rd  March, 
1060.  and  waa  *.  by  his  son. 

II.  Sib  John  Ratnbt,  of  Wrotham  and  Weat  Mai- 
ling, who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Jeremy  Blackmaa, 
esq.  of  Southwark,  and  dying  about  1880,  waa  s,  by 
hia  son, 

III.  Sia  John  Ratnbt,  of  Wrotham  and  West  Mai- 
ling, b.  in  1860,  who  m.  first,  Vere,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Sir  Thomas  Beaumont,  bart.  of  Gracedieo,  in 
Leicestershire,  and  had  by  her 

John  BaAUMoirr,  his  heir. 
Thomas,  successor  to  hia  brother. 
Vere,  d,  s,  p.  at. 
Mary. 

Sir  John  m.  seeondly,  Jane,  eldeat  danghter  and  co- 
heir of  Thomaa  Manley.  eaq.  of  Rochester,  which  lady 
died  in  1700  ;  and  thirdly.  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  De- 
metrius James,  knt.  of  I^tham,  in  Kent,  by  whom, 
who  died  in  1714,  he  had  two  danghtera, 
Catherine,  m.  to  Edward  Bettenaon,  eaq. 
Hellena,  tf.  nnm.  8th  September,  1718. 
Sir  John  Rayney  died  in  February,  1704-5,  and  waa  », 
by  hia  son, 

IT.  Sia  John  BBAUMONTRATNKT,lientenant-colonel 
in  the  army,  who  died  nnm.  in  1718,  and  waa  i.  by 
his  brother, 

T.  Sia  Thomas  Ratnbt,  at  whose  decease  without 
issue  in  1711,  aged  thirty.one,  the  Babonbtct  became 
bxtinct. 

Soou  after  the  decease  of  Sir  John  Rayney,  the  third 
baronet.  Wrotham  Place  was  aold  to  the  Stephenauns, 
and  from  them  purchased  in  1715,  by  Captain  Nicho- 
las Haddock.  The  manor  of  West  Mailing  Sir  John 
oonvt  yed,  about  the  time  of  the  Reatoration,  to  laaac 
Honywood,  esq. 

draw— Gu.  two  wings  in  lure  erm. 


READE,  OF  BROCKET. 


CaSATBD  '   .JS^  X/X^ 

18  Mar.  IMl-l-        'jN         ^  XS 


EiTiacT 
llnd  Feb.  1711-1. 


I.  to  John  Acton,  esq.  of  Ipswich. 


Itnragf. 

Sib  TnoMfts  RtftOB,  of  Barton,  in  Berkshire,  m. 
Mary,  fifth  daughter  and  co  heir  of  Sir  John  Brocket, 

417 


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knL  and,  acqairing  with  ber  Brocket  Hall,  with  a 
oonaideraUe  Mtate  in  Hertfordahire,  terred  aa  sheriir 
of  that  county  in  1618.     He  had  iMue, 

Trgmab,  who  succeeded  at  Barton.  He  married 
Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Cornwall,  of 
Burfordt  in  Salop,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
two  sons, 

CoxrroN,  of  Barton,  in  Berkshire,  and  of 
Shipton  Court,  Oxfordshire,  who  was  cre- 
ated a  Babo!«it  in  1060.  His  representa- 
tive is  the  present 

SiK  John  Chandos  Rkadb,  bart.  of  Ship- 
ton  Court. 

Edward,  who  had  the  estate  of  Ipsden,  granted 
to  him  by  his  father  in  1637.  He  was  an- 
cestor of  the  present 

John  Rbadi,  esq.  of  Ipsden  House,  Ox- 
fordshire. 

Richard. 

John,  of  whom  presently. 

Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Dormer,  kut.  of  Bucks. 

Elisabeth. 

Frances. 

The  third  son, 

I.  John  Reads,  esq.  who  inherited  Brocket  Hall, 
Herts,  was  created  a  BAaoNrr  16th  March,  161 1 -2, 
and  senred  as  sheriff  of  the  county  in  1653.  He  m. 
Susan,  daughter  of  Sir  Thoma*  Style,  bart.  of  Water- 
ingbury,  in  Kent,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1657,  left  at 
his  decease  in  1603-4,  a  daughter,  Mary,  m.  to  Sir 
John  Bucknall,  knt.  of  Oxhey,  Herts,  and  a  son  and 
successor, 

II.  Sia  Jambs  Readb,  of  Brocket  Hall,  bapt.  10th 
March,  1654-5,  sheriff  of  Herts  in  1603,  who  m.  Love, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Dring,  esq.  of  Isle- 
worth,  in  Middlesex,  and  by  her,  who  d*  9th  Novem- 
ber, 1731,  aged  seventy-six,  had  issue, 

John,  bis  heir. 

DoRoTHRA.  m.   Kohcrt  Dash^-ood.  est),    son   ami 
,  lu'ir  appanMit  <if  Sir  Robert  Dashwoml,  b.»rt.  of 

Nortlibruokc,  and  had  a  son, 

Sir  J\mk.s  I)^^H^Vf)ul),  bart.  M.l*.  for  Oxford- 
shire, prandfatht-r  of  tin'  i>res<'ut 

Sir  <;rour.K  Dashwood,  hart,  of  Kirk- 
linRton.  (See  iU'HKh's  Pnruz*'  and  Ho- 
rom  tURt .) 

Anne,  »i.  to  Robert  Myddlcton,  esq.  of  Chirk 
Castle,  DcubiKhshire. 

lAjyrt,  m.  (>th  August,  1710,  to  Tlionias  Winning- 
ton,  esq.  of  Stanford. 

Mary. 

Si  s A.N,  died  under  age  unm. 

Sir  James  died  Itfth  October,  17U1,  and  was  s.  by  hi.s 
son, 

III.  Sir  John  Rkade,  of  Bniclct  Hull.  m-Iio  died 
without  issue,  at  Rome,  :Knd  Februar>,  1711-1*^,  a^cd 
twenty-two,  when  the  tttU*  became  KXiiNn,*  and  his 
smters  berame  his  co-heirs.  \  yoix  j)artition,  the  estate 
of  DriK-ket  fell  to  tht*  bharr  of  l<ove,  in.  in  171!*,  to  j 
Thoiiiiis  Wiiiiiinti^on,  esq.  and  was  rubseqtiently  sold  : 
to  Matthew  Latiib«>,  eft<j.  grandfather  of  the  present 

\  i8<'Ouiit  .Melbourne. 

Arm.s     (Ju.  a  saltire  between  four  garbs  or.    f/| 
9f.^^  y^\    *r.—   '  •*^:*^_'!^       M   u-f  . .-  .\ 

•  In  IhIO,  the  Rrv.  Wtlliain  H«-j(le,  nrhT  of  Toni-j:r.i 
Kmilr,  iIm!  fii^t  brtronit,  aasiiniol  (he  tiiU-;  and  hi»  >oii, 
kni^blhuud. 


REEVE,  OF  THWAITE. 
Creatbd  stud  Jan.  leat-aw— ExniiCT  ala 

I.  Gbobgb  Rutb.  eaq.  af  Thwalte,  ia  8 
created  a  Babonbt in  leoto.  H«  as.  the  ds 
co-heir  of  Robert  Crane,  eaq.  of  ClillEB.  i 
county,  and  dying  about  1679,  waa  s.  hy  ha 

II.  Sib  Robcbt  Rbsvb,  of  ThwatoE,«ki 
ret,  siMter  of  Sir  Ridiard  Onalow,  tan.  af 
don,  in  Surrey,  bat  died  witbont  salt  iaa 
year  16H8,  when  the  title  bccaae  biti!ict- 


RERESBY,  OF  THRYBEW 


Crbatbu 
16th  May,  1641. 


E 

ink 


The  family  of  Rbbbsbt.  or  RETtB*ir,  «i 
at  Thribergh,  in  the  county  of  York,  m  m  i 
bordering  from  the  time  of  the  CoQisaflL 

Sir  Adah  Keressy,  knt.  ■■.  Anne,  daagli 
Andrew  Beke.  knt.  and  hat!  issue, 

Ai.EXANbEB,  his  successor. 

Annabella.  m.  to  Sir  William  Oranfef* 

Onmsby. 
Kliz.ibeth,  married  tu  Sir  Williau  lirfra 

Ni'ub>. 
C;i»siiidra,  m.  to  Philip  Bleasbv. 
Jane,  /«.  to  Ki-b-Tt  1'unibtrrwnrth. 
Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Soincrc.'tc*.  lat. 

Nis  son  and  heir, 

At.K\  v.mji.i;  Rkrim;),  m.  AnidtrilU  i^^' 
had,  with  two  d.iu)H>tfr».  I  r>uU,  tbtf  wM 
.Vdam  I'hruskney ,  knt- ;  and  Marf .  of  iska  ft 
.Noblethorp.  in  Lincolnshire,  a  son  aad  bar. 

IsnxtRR    RkRASBT.   mho    m.  Amicia.  dssgl 
CO  heir  of  D'Kynconrt,  4nd  co-heir  of  S«fls 
ley,  by  whom  he  octiuired  the  manor  of  Ha 
bad  i«sue. 

R\i.pii,  his  heir. 

Klrauor,  m-  to  John  Wirkersley.cBf. 
Mary.  m.  to  Thomas  Bakewich,  es^. 
Jane,  m.  to  Peter  FrrchTillr,  rs4|.  of  SCi 
the  county  uf  Derby. 

His  son, 

Raipm  RrR>.<nY,  «as  lord  of  the  aiABM  ^ 
in  Derbyshire,  and  kiii,;bt  fi»r  tkkSl  kkifv  i* 
II.  with  W  illiam  RusmtU.  He  cEckaafsdl  F1 
\.shii\er,  with  Sir  Robert  WilloufhVi,  aa4 
pt  ry,  daughter  of  Ralph,  and  ststor  aai  hm 
NormHiiviJle.  lord  of  Thnbergh-     H»  imb  aft 

£1 


11^,  III  i'ornudU.  claiming  to  be 
.i>   the  rMett  xm  uf  a  barnntl,  received  Ibt  1 


4JH 


RER 


RER 


M  RiKisBT,  knt.  lord  of  Thribersb,  in  the 
York,  mud  of  Athawr,  in  Derbyihire,  had  a 
Elisabetb,  ■■.  int.  to  Oakoror.  of  Oakoter, 
dahire ;  Moondly,  to  Lowe,  of  DenUeh.  in 
o;  tkirdly,  to  Hallam,  of  HaUam;  and 
to  Thomas  Powtrell,  of  West  Hallam.  and 
heir, 

ilSKSsar,  esq.  who  married  Dorothy,  danKh- 
mas  Bradhome,  esq.  of  Bradbome>  and  had 

A«  (Sir),  his  heir. 

dan.  Si.  to  John  Bentley,  esq. 

et,  SI.  to  William  Bensford,  esq. 

hy  his  son, 
ovAi  RiRMiT,  knt.  who  wedded   Cecily, 

and  co-heir  of  Richard  Outhain,  esq.  of 
h.  in  the  county  of  York,  and  had  a  son  and 
ffaters,  Tix. 

AS  (Sir),  his  suocesMnr. 

.  married  to  Thomas  Barry,  esq.  of  Teversal, 

ts. 

I  a  nun  at  Cotham. 

tf.  nnm. 

wd  heir, 

■IS  RiRBsiT,  knt.  who  m.  Lucia,  daughter 
•bcAeld,  e»q.  and  had.  with  several  sons, 
iters,  Isabella,  wife  of  William  Wentworth, 
mt worth  Woodhoniie  ;  and  Judith,  of  Rich- 
a,  esq.  of  Bamsley.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest 

mkB  RnusT,  knt.  who  died  in  1430,  Icst- 
Md.  daughter  of  Sir  John  NeTil,  of  Chete,* 


RsBBSiT,  esq.  who  m.  Agnes,  daughter  of 
Icnphrton,  knt.  of  Wighill,  in  the  county  of 
1  dying  1st  June,  1460,  was  succeeded  by  bis 

Rbrmit,  eiiq.  who  d.  in  1330.  He  mi.  Mar- 
ighter  of  Sir  Richard  Pitxwilliams,  knt.  of 
.  and  bad  fire  daughters,!  with  a  son  and 

RaBBssT,  esq.  of  Thribergb,  whose  will  wss 
IMJ.     He  married  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
scchy.  esq.  of  Fuln«>tby,  in  the  county  of 
ad  had,  with  younger  sons, 

x,  hia  heir. 

.  m.  to  Roger  Varasor,  esq.  of  Dennaby. 
ktth,  m.  to  Robert  Lowe  of  Denbigh. 
m.  to  Thomas  (vancuigiie,  esq. 

by  his  soBt 

Rbbesbt.  esq.  who  left  by  his  wife,  Anne, 
of  Robert  Swift,  esq.  of  Rothrrham,  six  sons 
I  dangkiers, 

AS,  his  successor. 
I. 

I,  m.  lane,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hardwirkf . 
.  and  had  a  daughter,  Kdith,  m.  to  Franrin 
dal.  esq.  of  Drotherton. 


II  esll  bcr  rfisfbtrr  (if  Bonvilr  of  (?hr(r. 
Blaabefli.  the  rMrtX,  m.  fiMt.  In  John  B<»>\il<-, 
whall;  and  vctmdly.  lo  V.yrr,  of  Holme :  the 
.  to  Rore.of  Behim,  in  Ltnroliiihirr ;  the  third, 
jNia,  t4  Raroby ;  the  roarth.  Atnr*,  tn  Robert 
4  Raafteld ;  aad  the  fiAh,  to  John  Ba«lrr,  of 

GmAhwy  devceadrd  Leonard  Rrrriby,  of  Rc- 
vhotr  daoghier.  Mary.  m.  in  lOVt,  to  William 
iq.  at  SbeflrM. 


Godfrey. 

Arnold,  married  ThomaaiBe»  dani^ter  of 
WhaUey,  esq.  of  Sibthorp«,  Notts. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Ralph  Bower,  esq.  of  Botewoith. 

Anne,  at.  first,  to  Thomas  Eyre,  of  Hifhiow; 
secondly,  to  Thomas  Hardwicke;  and  thirdly, 
to  Edward  Holme,  esq.  of  Paul  Hohne. 

Ellen,  m.  to  Marmaduke  Tyrwhitt,  esq. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  or  Prancia  Copledyke, 
esq.  of  Harrington,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Thomas  Pilkington,  ecq.  of  Brad- 
ley. 

Mary,  m.  to  John  Lewes,  esq. 

Jane,  SI.  to  (renrase  Wastneys,  esq.  of  Headon, 
Notts. 

Edith,  m.  to  George  Markbam,  esq.  of  Etton. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Rbrbsbt,  esq.  of  Tribergh,  liring  in  IM4p 
Ni.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Thomas  Babington,  esq.  of 
Dcthick,  in  the  county  of  Derby,  by  whom  he  had 
(with  younger  sons;  and  four  daughters,  the  latter 
married  thus :  Anne,  to  Thomas  Trigot,  esq.  of  Soatfa 
Kirby;  Edith,  to  Michael  Cookson,  of  Wadworth; 
Mary,  to  Sir  Richard  Harper,  knt. of  Little  Over, hi  the 
count)-  of  Derby ;  and  Margaret  to  Elland),  a  son  and 
heir. 

Sir  Thomas  Rrrbsbt,  knt.  of  Tribergh,  justice  of 
the  peace  for  the  West  Riding,  49  and  41  Elikabbth, 
m.  in  1588,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Monson,  knt.  of 
South  Cariton,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  dying  in  1819,  left 

Geobcb  (Sir),  his  successor. 

Gilbert,  died  in   Ireland,  leaving  by   hn»  wife, 

Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Skinner,  knt.  an 

only  daughter,  his  heir, 

Mary,  si.  to  Sir  John  Portescne,  knt. 

Edward,  \    . 

.  .  >  d.  unm. 

Adam,     J 

Jane,  si.  to  Sir  John  Shelley,  hart,  of  Mlchel- 

grore. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Campbell. 
Mary,  m.  to  Robert  Stuart,  esq. 
Bridget,  m.  to  Neal  Scot,  gent. 

His  sou  and  heir. 

Sir  Grobob  Rrbbsby,  knt.  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
and  co-lieir  of  John  Tamworth,  esq.  of  Shenrillo 
Court,  and  had  sunriring  issue, 

John  (Sir),  his  heir. 

George. 

Tamworth  (Sir),  of  Shenrille. 

Elisabeth,  m,  first,  to  Sir  Prancis  Poljamb,  hart, 
of  Aldwark,  in  the  county  of  York  ;  secondly, 
to  Edward  Horner,  esq.  son  of  Sir  John  Hor- 
ner, knt.  of  Mells,  in  Somersetshire  ;  thirdly, 
to  William  Monson,  Viacount  Castlemaine,  in 
Ireland;)  and  fourthly,  to  Sir  Adam  Felton. 
hart,  of  Playford,  in  Suffolk. 

Sir  George  d.  3rd  February,  1038,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

I.  Sia  John  Rrbbsbt,  knt.  of  Thribergh,  in  the 
county  of  York,  governor  of  Hull,  who  was  created  a 


^  Thif  WiiJ.iAU  MoNiUiN,  who  wai  irrond  Mtn  of  Sir 
Thomai  Mohmmi,  bart.  maMrr  falconrr  lo  Jauks  1.  was 
created  by  Chablrs  1.  Vitcoont  Csitleraain,  in  the 
peeras*'  <>f  Ireland  ;  bnt  bi-inc  Initrsmental  lo  the  death 
of  hi«  royal  maMer,  be  wai  degraded  iu  1001.  and  aeu- 
tinred  with  Sir  Henry  Miklmay  and  Mr.  Robert  Wal- 
h»p.  to  be  drawn  on  a  »le<lge,  with  a  rope  aboat  hia  neck, 
fnim  the  Tower  iuTybarn,  ami  back  sgaia,  to  remain  a 
pri»4iner  for  life. 

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Baronit  by  KUg  Cuablu  I.  letb  May,  IStS.  He 
m.  FranoM,  danghter  of  Edmuid  Yarlmrgb,  esq.  of 
Balne  Hall,  in  the  ooonty  of  York,  and  by  her,  who 
wedded,  secondly,  James  1ioyaer,eeq.  bad  iasue, 

JoHK,  his  saocesBor. 

Tamwoith. 

Edmand,  b.  in  1C36,  tf.  unm. 

Gerrace,  b,  in  18M,  a  merchant  in  Spain. 

Yarbnrgb,  rector  of  Holme,  in  Spalding  Moore. 

Bridget,  m.  tu  Mr.  Borgh. 
Elisabeth,  d.  young. 

He  tf.  in  April,  1040,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sib  John  Rbrbsby,  of  Thribergh,  governor  of 
York,  whose  memoirs  of  his  own  life  and  times  are 
well  known,  who  m.  Prances,  daughter  of  William 
Brown,  esq.  of  York,  and  had  (with  two  daughteni, 
one  married  to  John  Lacy,  esq. ;  the  other,  first,  to  Mr. 
Smith,  and  secondly,  to  Mr.  Tilly,  warden  of  the  Fleet), 
fire  sons,  Tix. 

William,  lus  heir. 

Tamworth,  a  migor  in  Colonel  Stanwix's  regi- 
ment, d, «.  p. 

LiOKAaD,  successor  to  his  brother  William. 

He  d.  in  May,  IMO,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

III.  Sia  WiLUAM  Rbrssby.  This  gentleman  af- 
forded a  melancholy  contrast  to  the  high  reputation 
of  his  distinguished  father.  "  In  1705  (says  Hunter) 
he  had  sold  Thribergh  and  the  estates  connected  with 
it.  He  was  alive  in  1717,  when  Wotton's  account  of 
the  Baronets  was  published.  In  that  work  he  is  said 
to  be  reduced  to  a  low  condition.  Brooke  was  in- 
formed that  he  was  tapster  of  the  Fleet  prison.  This 
is  not  improbable,  fbr  his  tastes  and  habits  appear  to 
have  been  of  the  lowest  order.  I  have  seen  one  sad 
evidence.  He  died  in  great  obscurity,  a  melancholy 
instance  how  low  pursuits  and  base  pleasures  muy 
sully  the  noblest  name,  and  waste  an  estate  gathered 
with  labour,  and  preserved  by  care  a  race  of  distin- 
guished ancestors.  Gaming  was  amongst  his  follies, 
and  particularly  that  lowest  specimen  of  the  folly, 
the  fights  of  game  cocks.  The  tradition  at  Thrybergh 
is  (for  his  name  in  not  quite  forgotten),  that  the  estate 
of  Dennaby  was  staked  und  lost  on  a  single  main^" 
This  profligate  person  died  fortunately  unmarried, 
when  the  BAaoNSTCY,  probably  nothing  more  re- 
mained, devolved  upon  his  brother, 

IV.  Sir  Leonard  Reresby,  who  d.  unm.  11th  Au- 
gust, 1748,  when  the  Baronetcy  expired. 

Tlie  estate  of  Thrybrroh  was  sold  by  Sir  W^il- 
MAM  Reresby  to  John  Savile,  esq.  of  Methley, 
in  the  same  county,  and  devolved  upon  that 
gentleman's  grandanghter, 

Elizabeth  Savii.k,  who  in.  the  Hon.  John 
Ftiich,  second  son  of  Heneage,  Earl  of 
Aylcsford,  and  was  s.  by  her  son, 

Satile  Finch,  esq.  of  Thrybergh,  M.  P. 
who  had  no  issue,  and  having  full 
power  over  the  estates,  left  them  to  his 
wife,  Judith,  daughter  of  John  Fuller« 
ton,  esq.  That  lady  lived  for  twenty 
years  after  her  husband's  death  at  Thry- 
bergh, and  at  her  decease  in  1803,  be- 
queathed it  to  her  own  family,  the 
Fullertons. 

ilrms — Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  patonce 
sable. 


RICH,  OF  SUNNING. 


Creatsd 
SOth  Mar.  1000- 1. 


WiLUAX  Rich,  of  Minty,  in  the  eoanCjif 
ter,  iM.  a  daughter  of  John  Packer,  of  CheMnl 
was  father  of 

Thomas  Rich,  an  alderman  of  the  city  if 
ter,  anno  1000.  who,  beside  what  patnad  « 
inherited,  was  seised  of  the  manor  of  Atfvsti 
in  Worcestershire.  He  m.  Anne,  daughttr  sf 
Machyn,  of  Gloucester,  and  had,  with  a  li 
Anne,  m.  first  to  Toby  ClementB,  of  GIbmbi 
secondly  to  John  Hanbury.  caq.  of  Facial 
Worcestershire,  a  Bon  and  heir, 

I.  Thomas  Rich,  esq.  of  Sunning,  in  At « 
Berks,  who,  as  a  Turkey  merchant,  aBBWil 
fdrtune,  and  attained  n  high  diaracltr  kt  I 
lence  and  public  spirit.  He  BappUBd  Ml  wi 
sovereign  while  in  exile,  with  oowadmHi  ■ 
money,  and  with  equal  liberality  uBnliiiUrf  I 
aupport  of  the  oppressed  clergy  at  hoaCb  itH 
cease,  he  left  £10,000  in  pnUic  chaiiliBi.  Okii 
toration,  he  was  created  a  Baromit  by  Atari 
monarch,  by  patent  dated  SOth  Marek,  MVt 
Thomas  married  first,  Barbara,  daa^iarrf' 
Morewood,  esq.  of  Seale,  in  the  cooatysf  Ul 
and  by  her  had  a  son,  Gilbert,  who  A  !•  f>  ' 
secondly,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  WiDin  C«i 
esq.  an  alderman  of  London,  and  hsd 

William,  bis  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Gayer,  KJ. 

Sir  Thomas  d.  15th  October,  1007,  aged  datl^ 
was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  William  Rich,  who  represeatelthi^ 
Gloucester  in  parliament  in  1000.  He  si- 1^4' 
Bruce,  danghter  of  Robert,  Eari  of  AykiM 
was  s.  at  his  dfcea-^e  in  1711,  by  his  only  im* 

III.  Sir  Robert  Rich,  who  m.  Msry,  la^ 
Sir  William  Walter,  bart.  of  Sarsden,  ia  OsM> 
by  his  wife,  the  Lady  Mary  Tufton,  daagkJV* 
Earl  of  Tbanct,  and  had  (with  two  daa^MH 
the  wife  of  Captain  Wihran  of  the  gaariti  * 
otlier  of  Walter  Knight,  esq,  of  Rusoonb,  BcAl 
sons,  vis.  "  '    '^ 

William,  his  successor. 

Thomas,  of  Bombay,  living  in  1741. 

Charles. 

James. 

Daniel,  of  the  Temple. 

He  d.  0th  November,  1724,*  and  was  s.  by  kit 
son, 

IV.  Sir  William  Rich,  who  w.  Eliabsdk.li 
of  William  Royall,  esq.  of  Minstead,  Hants. • 
issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 


*  Hit  lady  rowived  him  sod  was  living  st  Sonning  in  1741. 

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«ly»  1701,  afod  MTenty.  and  wa«  i.  by  hU 

on  At  Rich,  Tiee-admiral  R.N.  «i.  Anne, 
1  CD-heir  of  Ridiartl  Willis,  eaq.  of  Di«s- 
,  bat  died  wiUwmt  legitiniate  iarae,  0th 
when  the  Babonitcy  BxriRBO. 

.  on  a  aahirt,  rallied,  ffulea,  five  croea- 
if  the  flraC 


RICH,  OF  LONDON. 


4^. 


Extinct 
10th  May,  17S5. 


's  «rere  originally  of  Hampshire,  where 

licB,  of  Rich's  Place,  lloarished  about  the 

rABD  II.    His  son  and  heir, 

ji  Rich,  waa  liring  t€mp.  Edwabd  III. 

bcrof 

Rich,  of  Rich's  Place,  wbo  was  alire  in 

Hburt  IV.  and  had  two  tons,  Richard 
u    The  elder. 

Rich,  waa  a  mercer  in  the  city  of  London, 
he  sherilTa  thereof  in  1441.    Hewasaper- 

In  his  time,  and  distinguished  by  some 
lOBdations.  He  made  his  will  in  1403,  and 
kk  body  to  be  buried  in  the  chapel  of  St. 
n  the  church  of  St.  Lawrence,  in  veteri 
He  appointed  Catherine,  his  daughter,  and 

son,  Robert  l^ne,  chaplain,  William  Ma- 
Walden,  and  Thomas  L'rswick,  (the  hns- 
•  daughters,)  to  be  clothed,  the  day  of  his 

black  cloth,  and  that  all  the  sons  of  his 
en,  and  one  ferrant  of  Mare  we,  Waldon, 
k,  and  all  his  own  serrants  in  I^ndon,  be 
lack  cloth ;  and  that  the  aforesaid  Thomas 
ive  for  himself,  and  his  wife,  and  all  his 

the  buying  of  this  Tenturr,  forty  shillinKS. 
laughters,  this  substantial  citis4*n  had  two 

,  died  In  his  father's  lifetime,  leaving  a 
» 

>IIN,  citiaen  and  nierrer  of  London,  father 
of 
Tnouas,  who  tn.  one  of  the  danghters 


and  co-heirs  of  Sir  Edward  Shaw,  knt. 
lord  mayor  of  London,  and  had  a  aon 
and  heir, 
RicHABD  Rich,  esq.  of  Weld  or 
Bumtwood.  in  Eaiex,  who  m,  Ra- 
chael,  daughter  of  Thomaa  New 
borough,  esq.  of  Berkley,  in  So- 
meraetahire,  and   had  two  aona, 
Robert,  the  younger,  waa  a  master 
in  Chancery,  10SO.    The  elder, 
Edward  RiCB,esq.  of  Homdon, 
died  in  1500,  learingby  Joan, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Edward 
Sanders,  of  London,  a  aoa  and 
heir. 
RoRKRT  Rich,  of  Stondon, 
in  Essex,  who  as.  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  of  Sir  Tho- 
maa Button,  knt.  and  waa 
«.  by  hia  aon, 
Natmakixl    Rich,    of 
Stondon,  who  m.  first, 
Eliaabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir   Edmund   Hamp- 
den, of  Hampden,  and 
aecondly,  Anne,  dau. 
of  John,  Earl  of  An- 
cram,  by  the  latter  he 
had  two  sons, 
i.  Nathaniel,    re- 
ceirer    of    the 
king's  taxes  in 
1 0M,whofls.  Ma- 
ry, dau^ter  e# 
Matthew   Rud, 
and  hadaereral 
children. 
Ti.  Robert, of  whom 
hereafter  as  suc- 
cessor   to    Sir 
Charles  Rich, 
hart. 
II.  Thomas. 

The  younger  son, 

Thomas  RicH,m.  Elisabeth, daughter  of  one  Meyne, 
of  London,  and  had  a  son, 

Richard  Rich,  who  wedded  Joan,  daughter  of  -^ 
Dingley,  and  by  her  was  father  of 

Richard  Rich,  a  successful  and  intriguing  lawyer 
in  the  time  of  Hrnry  VIII.  who  by  pliancy,  profli- 
gacy, and,  it  is  said,  perjury,*  made  his  way  to  the 
honours  and  emoluments  of  his  profession, and  became 
Lord  Chancellor  or  England,  when  he  was  raised 
to  the  peerage,  anno  1547,  as  Loan  Rich.  He  m, 
Elizabeth,  sister  of  W  illiam  Jenks.  of  London,  grocer, 
and  dying  in  150ti,  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Robert  Rich,  second  Lord  Rich,  who  m.  ElisabeA, 
daughter  and  h<>ir  of  George  Baldry.  esq.  son  and 


i<4kit<»r-CrDerai,  he  was  «riit  by  the  king, 
II.)  wiib  S\r  Richard  Soatliwdl  ^nd  Mr. 
lake  away  Sir  ThoriM*  Morr'*  b«i<>k«,  then 
:be  Towrr  for  rrlu«inj{  iht  oiith  of  •nci-e««inrj 
try.  Mr.  Rirh  prt-tt'iidini:  fiicixhlup  i*»  hiiii, 
Bf  be  had  no  roniriii*»i<Mi  to  i^lk  with  him 
flair*  of  the  •nprrni4C>,  put  a  r^***  to  hiin, 
were  enartc-d  hy  parlMincnt.  ilut  Kicliant 
be  kiac,  and  th4i  it  *hoi*ld  hf  inaMm  in  any 
f  It,  what  ott«nce  wrrr  it  to  rontravrnr  that 
tomas  More  antwrred,  hr  tbould  oitrnd  it  he 
•■•c  k^  was  boQiid  bv  the  art;  hut  that  ihi* 
of  little  moment.  Wberropon  Sir  Thomai 
iM  prop<>«r  a  blcher  ca«r:  Sappo»e  it  were 
kaHiament,  that  God  •hoabi  nut  be  God.wbe- 
•oc  as  offence  to  fay  it  according  to  the  act. 
>plled,  yes;  bat  said  withal,  I  will  propose 
3  L 


a  midiilr  case ;  the  king,  you  know,  ii  contlitnlcd  fui 
hrdd  of  the  church,  why  tboold  not  you,  Master  More, 
afci-pt  him  for  >uch.  •*  you  woul<i  me,  if  1  were  made 
kint!  f  More  rrjoint^l,  tb«  C4»e  i*  not  the  tame;  becaase, 
I  tail]  he,  a  parlijuu-ui  run  iiMki*  a  king,  and  depose  kin, 
MiMt  tiiMt  fvcry  parliamt-nt  hmh  may  give  his  coiMeat 
thrrrio,  bnt  that  a  tuhjict  cannot  be  boaiid  lo  in  the 
C4«e  of  >npr*macy.  Rich  ^weaiiog  to  thi*  pretended 
conversation  with  the  e«chanccllor,oo  the  trial  oC  that 
eiiiimnt  man,  wa4  a  great  meant  of  bit  eondcmoaiioa. 
When  he  gave  evidence  in  open  coart.  Sir  Thomas  More 
exclaimed,  "  If  I  were  a  man,  my  lordt,  that  had  no  re- 
gard to  my  <»aib,  1  bad  no  occasion  to  be  bere  as  a  crimi- 
nal ;  and  if  this  oath.  Mr.  Rich,  you  have  taken  be  true, 
then  I  pray  1  may  never  tee  God's  face  ;  which  were  It 
otherwise,  it  an  iroprecatioa  I  would  not  be  guilty  of  to 
gain  the  whoU  world." 

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heir  of  Sir  Tlunnu  Baldry,  knt.  ui  aldeniiui  of  Lon- 
don* and  had,  with  danghten,  three  aona,  tis. 

Richard,  d.  $.  p.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father, 
leaving  Katherine,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
Henry  Knerit,  knt.  his  widow. 

RonBRT,  who  became  third  Lord  Rich,  and  from 
whom  descended  the  subnequent  Earls  of  War- 
wick and  Holland  of  that  family,  (refer  to 
BuaKE's  Kxtiftct  and  Dormant  Peerage.) 

Edwin  (Sir). 

The  third  son. 

Sir  Edwin  Rich,  knt.  of  Mulbarton,  in  Norfolk, 
which  manor  he  purchased  from  William  Gresbam, 
esq.  in  tlie  42nd  of  Eliza arrH,  m.  Honora,  daughter 
of  Charles  Worlick,  esq.  and  had  issue, 

Robert,  who  wt.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Adam 
Pelton,of  Playford,  and  d.  jr.  p. 

Edwiu  (Sir),  of  Lincoln's  fun,  who  in  1075,  guTc 
£200  towards  the  repair  of  the  roads  between 
Wymondham  and  Attleburf^h,  in  Norfolk,  where- 
upon, by  order  of  sessions,  the  justices  ordered  a 
pillar  tu  be  erected  by  the  road  side,  in  remem- 
brance of  the  gift.  He  in.  Jane,  daughter  of 
—  Reevi>,  esq.  and  relict  of  Sir  John  Suckling, 
knt.  and  d.  t.  p.  lOth  Norember,  1675. 

Richard,  d.  s.  p. 

Charl£s. 

Frances,  tn.  to  Nathaniel  Acton,  esq. 

Margaret. 

Honora. 

The  youngest  son, 

I.  Charliis  KirH,  esq.  inherited  the  estate  of  Mul- 
berton,  on  the  decease  of  his  brothers  issueless.  He 
was  created  a  Baronet,  as  <'  Sir  Charles  Rich,  of 
London,"  24th  January,  IG75-4),with  remainder  to  Ro- 
tSRT  Rich,  esq.  of  Stondon,  in  Essex,  second  son  uf 
Nathaniel  Rich,  by  Elizabeth  Hampden,  his  wife. 
Sir  Charles  m.  Fllizabeth,  daughter  of  Mr.  Cholmonde- 
ley,  and  had  two  daughters,  his  ro  ht  int.  viz. 

Ei.r/\Bi.Tii,  7/1.   to   Peter  (Vvill.  :i  French  pent le- 

iiiaii. 
Mauy.  f/i.  to  H()h«^rf  Rich,  v>i[.  to  \^  hoin  the  b.ini- 

iM'ti:>  w;iH  limited. 

He  (1.  With  M.iy,  K577,  a^jed  fifty-nine,  and  wu-.  .*.   by 
hi.t  son  in-l.iw, 

II.  SiK  Hi>i:>rti  Ki<  11.  of  l{o<«rhall,  in  .Sntlulk.,  oiii> 
of  the  lord?*  of  the  Admiralty,  and  M.l*.  for  Dunwirh, 
tirnp.  Wii.iiAM  III.  liy  hii  v.iU',  Mary,  daughter 
and  ro-hfir  of  his  predrc(!sjior,  he  had,  with  Hcveral 
daughters,  four  soni«,  \iz. 

ClllKLI.S.l      »  .     I  I   /•  •    1 

u  y  tiiird  und  fourtli  baronets. 

KuBbKT,     J 

Nathaniel. 
Chnluioiidi'Iey. 

Sir    Robert  d.    1st   ()rtr»her,   1090.  and  was   «.  by  hin 
eldest  fMin, 

III.  Siu  CiMKi.Ks  Kn  H,  who  </.  .v.  ;*.  and  was  *.  by 
his  brother, 

IV.  .Sir  HfiKFRi  HicH,  a  lirld  n.a^hal  in  thr  anny, 
colonri  of  tin-  ttli  dr.i;:oon!«,  and  ROMTnorof  ClirNi-.i 
Hos]iital.  Up  n'lm-M'iiti-il  Ounuich  in  parliament,  in 
the  lir-t  ]»arli  inu-nt  ol"  (himuii:  I.  and  ^at^•  ulterwarli. 
for  Hn-raNtoii  ,iiid  .St.  |vfi«.  He  /w.  one  fi|  th<- 
daup^hlcrrt  and  roheir-  ol  (ol.  (Jritrin.  oiif  of  the 
el*Tkd  of  the  lK)ard  of  grei'n  eloth  to  (Jm,H  .V>m.,  and 
hiid  i^jiue. 

RoRRKr,  hi.H  .tiircesHur. 
li«HjrR«-.  rf,  unm. 

Kliz.iltoth,  IN.  to  <:eori!*',  first  I^jrd  I.>ttelton,  ilii-* 

lor.i-hipS  seroud  uif«'  . 
\fsr>.  (/.  iiiiin. 


He  d.  lit  Fcbraaiy,  um,  mmk  vm  i.  Vy  1 
▼.  Sir  Robbkt  Rich,  of  RnMfcall,  S« 
1756,  waa  appoiatcd  gwwiafnr  if  Load 
Cnlmore  Fort,  in  IrelsBd,  sad  b  lT6t,  a 
nant-general.  He  ot-  Mary,  sialcr  of  Pr 
of  Ludlow,  and  had  an  onlj  dao^ter, 

MartFrancbs,  mho  ot.  4tk  JanoA 
Rer.  Charles  Boatock.  LL.D.  of  S 
Hants. 

Sir  Robert  d.  19th  May.  1785,  when,  la  i 
issue,  the  BAaoN ETC T  cxjriacD.  The  cs 
upon  Sir  Robert's  only  daughter,  wl 
assumed  in  consequence  the  smraaiae 
Rich,  and  being  created  a  Babo^bt  la 
Sir  Chari.u  Rich,  of  Shirley  Hoase.iD 
Hants.    (See  Bi'RKB'a  Peerage 


^rau— Gules,   a   cbeTron   bet 

botone,  or. 


RICHARDS,  OF  BRAMBLEni 


Crbatbd 
nnd  Feb.  I(»3-t. 


This  family  was  founded  by 
John  RirH4BPK.  who  came  iats 

Queen  Mother  of  Char  us  If. 

had  a  numerous  i«sue.     Hi^  ^oaotrft  tm, 

I.  .SiK  J«vi.-«  Ri«  h«rii<.  vi  HranbJrtrr 
tlu'  coiiutN  of  .Siitfi>;L,  w  I..  rir*T  l:nrti**- ^^ 
1 1 .  for  •'a*  inu  M  *  ir:il  n\'  ii  ol  %  ar.  4:1 1  •• 
IUkom.i  h\  x\iv  !«.iTTn-  |«rin.-i-.  Willi  Fr>?" 
He  tn.  tir«.t,  Mr-.  Aium'  l'».pflj.  vt  Kn'h**" 
tol,  :ind  )i>  h'T  h.iii  two  !»:iii». 

Ji'HN,  hi"*  !»niTt'!*»«»r. 
Vrtliur. 
Kli^abcth. 

Sir  JaiiU'S  m.  neitmdly,  Beatrice  HftffM 
ludy,  and  by  her  had. 

JOSIPH.  \    ^j^.^j  ^^^^  ^^^^^ 

Pun. II',  J 

Jauie.H. 

I««-uiii. 

Clara. 

Ili'  d.  lihout   the  \<:\T   1705,  and  wsa  1  k« 
Hon. 

II.  Sir  John  Rkimrd*.  a  cotonrl  ia  Ik 
!U'r%-i(-e,  and  uftrrM  afiIs  j  mrrrhsnt  st  CsJ 
unm.  and  wa'4  .c  bv  h:«  hall  brMhrr. 

III.  SiK  J-K'i.i'ii  Rii  iiiRiis.  wbp  d.  MMm- 
ir.'ts,  and  wa<i  ».  by  lii«  l'n>ther. 

i\.  .SiK  Phi  lie  Rii  hiki  ».  a  gracral  sA 
.Spanish  M-nirr,  who  m.  the  rlJ^vC  isa(' 
Duke  dc  MoiitrmAr.rmnmJitder  in<^iet  a'.' 
funt'it  jifiit  into  Italy  in  ir.L't.  tit  iha  I 
his  detkci-ndants,  nothing  tnnhcr  u 

Arms-  Argent,  a  cheTron,  and  la 
pant,  a/nn>. 


«EWAr,  OF  TORRINOTON. 


ftfUBgr 

■■ilf,  uidnitlT  vritUn   Rin 


I  ■  r«rj  «arly  period*  u  nwnifHtpd  by  th« 
I  of  Sir  WlUiuo  Folf ,  Um  btx  utiqutrr  of 
tj-     TVt  DUDE   nuy   b«   prHOBrtd  10  kuTp 

c  near  Pljmoatli,  Ike  Mbtr  in  Ilit  puiab  or 

1  *bo  adnnnil  Iho  runily  nu 

'•f  Euwre  EuHiitii  [V.  1400,  uul  niiyar 


limrm  HiiT.     Hi  m.  Elbulh'ifa,  <l>ii|bl<r 

Rioeiwit,  Ml.  who  pnrcliiiHd,  in  IMP, 
E4w«ril  S^yniaur  Uw  neiir  of  t1ii«  Abbey  of 
wm.    )le  ■.  Nu7,  duibter  of  Thouu 


e  (tM  PrMMmil  colon)  in  tbat  kiiiedou. 
u  ■•  Ibe  Ibrour  <i(  KLgUnd  be  »u  elecliil 
'   'it  bijillMC  pUceB  of 


I,  ixl.  a<  UctaleM.  ind  wu  laundrd 
rrei  RiDaiwir.iUrd  KaH  of  London- 


ptc.  ban.  ukd  left,  irilb  Hranl  danibtan,  two  anai, 
RoiUT  and  Ttaonu.    Tbe  eUm  hd, 

IT.  Si«  BovtmT  Rioaiwir,  ftmrth  Earl  of  Landon- 
dan-y,  H,  Lury.dan^terDf  SlrWiUiam  Jofaan,baTtp 
and  bad  two  daagtatent  bla  co-bein,  Tii- 

LVCT,  ■.  U  Arthur,  fourth  Earl  of  Do»ial,  bad 

•f.  i.fi.  inbJnly,  173S. 
PiiNcu,  m.  to  Tbnuiai  Pitt.eaq.  M.P.  lor  Wiltoo, 


PalL.bin. 
churd  from  Ibe  Bnc  Earl  of  Lond 
John  Suwell,  «q.  of  ludiho,  fnn 
Cary,  bnl.  porchued  it  in  LfidS. 


ROBARTES,  OF  TRURO. 


I  fdtber,  and  rrcdred  the 
KlKt  Ji>i>l.  at  White- 
led  ■  U.ioKrrlrd  July, 

,  I  inii;  t)ir»iii;b  the  inllu. 


■!  (he  fiTourite  Unci 
lliat  br  puid  I'D  tliiiuHind  pounte. 

KnuRi,  daii)rblerandea-beir  of  Jubii  I 


•eoind   Lard   Habartea. 
Thii  DoHfuiu  toob  anaeliTe  part  afuiut  thakloflD 

a<  Ihe  battle  of   Ed|e  Hill,     lie  wai  aflrrvarda  (v 


ROB 


ROB 


▼emor  of  Plymouth,  and  lord  lieatenant  of  the  county 
of  DeToa.  He  retired,  however,  and  lired  in  priTftcy 
at  Lanhydrock,  during  the  usurpation  of  Cromwell. 
In  the  end  promoting  the  Restoration,  he  was  farour- 
ably  receiTed  by  Charlks,  by  whom  his  name  was 
restored  to  the  privy  council,  and  in  1000,  he  was  con- 
stituted lord  lipotenant  of  Ireland.  In  1070,  he  was 
created  Viscount  Bodmin  and  Earl  of  Radnor.  His 
lordship  m.  first.  Lady  Lucy  Rich,  daughter  of  Robert, 
Earl  op  Warwick,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Robert,  Viscount  Bodmin,  a  mnu  of  eminent 
ability,  who  d.  ubntit  the  year  1081,  at  the 
court  of  Dcmuark,  where  he  was  ambnitsador. 
Hem.  Sarah,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Bod- 
rile,  esq.  of  Bodvile  Castle,  in  Camarrunshire, 
aud  left  itwue, 

1.  Charliis-Bou  VI  LB,  successor  to  his  grand- 
father. 

3.  Russell,  one  of  the  tellers  of  the  Exche- 
qu«T,  m.  Lady  Mary  Ftooth,  daughter  of 
Hcury,  Earl  of  Warrington,  and  had 

Hk.nry,  who  succeeded  as  third  Earl 
of  Radnor. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Hunt,  esq.  of 

MolUngton   Hall,  in  tlie  county  of 

Chester,  and  had  two  sons, 

i.  Thomas  Hunt,  of  Mollington 

Hall,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter 

of  Peter  Bold,  esq.  of   Bold 

Hall,  and  left  a  daughter, 

An>&-M%ru-H  LINT,  of  whom 

hereafter  as  heiress  of  the 

Radnor  estates. 

2.  Gborub  Hunt,  who  s.  to  the 

property  of  Henry, third  Karl 

of  Radnor. 

1.  Isabella,  m.  to  Col.  Leigh,  of 

Adlington. 

2.  Sarah,  d.  unra. 

3.  Lucy,  ;;*.  to  the  Hon.  Georpf 

Bdoth.  »fCon<l  »on  of  George, 
firnt  Lord  Dtlanierc. 
1.  Khscx,  (/.  unnj. 

II.  Heiidcr,  M.P.  t'i»r  Biidiiiin.  d.  unm. 

III.  John,  (/.  >oun^^. 

He  //I.  iiecondly,  I*.ibolIa.  d.iup'.ter  of  Sir  John  Smith, 
knt.  and  hud  iiiiK-  ntln-r  childn-n.  \i/. 

IV.  FraiiciM,  wiio  h:iie  in  ]i:iilianient  in  the  times  of 

Ch^hlks  II.,  J\mi:h  II.,  WiLr.iAV  III.,  and 
QutfH  Annf.  llf  wad  dintinguiiihed  in  litera- 
ture Jind  wciencr,  uud  was  >  ice-preijiident  of 
the  Royal  Society.  He  m.  Lady  Anne  Hos- 
rawen,  relict  of  Sir  Hairh  Hoscawcn.  vm{.  and 
daughter  of  Weutwortii,  seventeenth  Larl  of 
Kildare,  and  had 

1.  John,  \iIio  iKM-aine  fourth  Earl  ok  Hkv 

NOR. 

•2.  Fran<  in,  wi.  Mary,  daughter  of  William 
WalliH,  t'bq.  of  GroTi'by,  \\  iltii,  and  died 
in  1734,  leaving  an  only  son, 

John. 

Mr.  Franris  Rohartes,  sen.  d.  at  ChelMfa  in 
February,  I717-J8. 

V.  Henry,  m.  Miss  Frances  Cory  ton,  aud  d.  s.  p. 
VI.  \\  arwick. 
vii.  Charlen,  d.  uuin. 

I.  Isabella,  w.  first  in  I6«H».  to  John,  Lord  Moore, 
afterwards  serond  Earl  of  Drogheds,  and  se 
rondly  to    Daniel   \\  ycherly.  esq.   of  Shrop- 
shire. 


II.  Diana,  d.  num. 
111.  Aranintba,  as.  to  the  Right  Rn.  Bal 

Una. 
IT.  Olimpia. 

V.  Essex,  m.  to  John  Sp«ooot.  ca%.  •€  ft 
ComwalL 


Lord  Radnor  is  charactcriaed  aa  **  a 
rian,  sour,  and  cynical;  jiut  in  his  mimii 
but  vicious  under  the  aemblaBcc  of  viitac 
above  any  of  liis  qu<tlity ;  but  stiff*.  olMdiia 
and  jealous,  aud  every  w^y  intractic^Ue." 
16(«5.  and  was  s.  by  bis  graiiUaon, 

III.  Sir  Charles-Bodoilr  RoasaTn.  ■• 
of  Radnor.  This  nob,riiiaLn  was  called  is 
council  by  KiMf(  Wii.liab  III.  sad  appai 
lieutrnant  and  custrw  rotaloriun  of  Cora* 
warden  of  the  Sta fineries,  und  hich  tkm 
duchy.  In  the  reign  of  Gsoacs  I.  hr  wasi 
surer  of  the  chamber,  constable  of  Caraafv 
and  re-sworn  of  the  privy  rouacil.  Ha  ■. 
daughter  and  hvir  uf  Sir  Jolm  Catler,  ki 
city  of  London,  with  whom  he  RC]aire4  thi 
of  Wimpole,  in  Caiubridgfslure»  which  h 
Lord  Hardwicke.  He  died  *.  p.  ia  irs3. i 
by  his  nephew, 

IV.  Sir  Hlnry  Rob%ktks,  third  Earl  d 
who  d  unm.  at  Pari*  in  1741,  and  was  $.  i 
noun  by  his  cousin, 

V.  Sir  John  RosAaiKs.  foortli  Earl  of  lai 
d.  unm.  in  I76-1,  when  all  the  hunoon.  iadi 
BARCMRTt^r,  becamr  kxtinct. 

On  the  deceasv  of  Hlnbt,  third  rail  ■ 
baronet,  the  «■^t;•t<rs  de«<rivei  apaa  ll 
man's  nephew , 

GEitRGC  Hi' NT.  esq.  of  Llaahydncft. 
wall,  who  d.  «.  p,  and  was  /.  by  ha 

Anna-Mari«  Hist,  who  ■.  Uih 
her.    IMM,    t'  o    Hon.   rharis 

\iixr,  yownzriit  -on  ff  J^ha.  I 
count  I'lltdrlt.  b>  «UOB.  «b* 
Jun*'.  1-1 1,'  ^ht:  h.ii  •  ^.-b  sal 

IH"*- t«  J*  vi-    \<,t»..«t.    w"i 
.iii'.it;    :  i!     «urii.»-i-     -^    F 
■itid   19  II-  u     |«».i'      :  I *3a" 

p.  .(h'. 

Arm.%—  A/,  tlim-  »*ti'.le^  tif  ..x  i^i.ua.  i»- 
waved  or. 


RORKRTS,  OF  GL\SSF.NBr« 


CRriTin 
3rd  July,  ItUO. 


Fivt 

TthJs!l 


Imragr. 

lliis  family  wa«  said  V*  haie  dtnvtJ  fnm  s 
man  of  Scotland,  one 

William  RooLitrR«T.  whn  rjim'  ib:«  Eafii 
settled  at  (*oudhnr«t.  in   Krat.  ii  tae  iktti 
the  leign  of  Hcsrt  I       Mr  4»*uia«d  a'>r«i 

III 


ROB 


ROB 


URTt  ;*  and  baring  purciiaaed  certain 
arant,  callad  Wincbet  Hill,  he  there 
a,  calliof  it  Rookherst,  after  his  own 
ia  dcvcendanta  continued  for  S74  yeart, 

of  RicU4K0  II.  when 
wacaTu  marrying  the  daughter  and 
n  Tyllye,  eeq.  to  whom  the  manor  and 
tobury  belonged,  was,  in  her  right,  poa- 

and  built**  a  fair  fumptuous  house"  on 
Menbory,  which  came  by  lineal  descent 

>BSRTBK,  eaq.  who,  in  the  year  1471, 
le  to  be  pulled  down,  and  the  next  year 
charge  of  eighteen  hundred  pounds,  an- 
Mmse  in  the  ralley  of  Glassenbury  and 
nebrookf  which  ever  afterwards  con« 
dc  of  the  family.t  Thu  Walter  became 
le  whole  estate  by  the  death  of  his  bro- 
who  died  without  issue.  He  was  a  per- 
iod for  his  eminent  qualifications  and 

also  for  adhering  to  the  Lancastrian 
liich  he  became  a  great  sufferer  during 
;iiAaD  III.  Having  concealed  Sir  John 
his  liouse  at  Glaso^nbury,  where  tbat 
*ixed  by  Sir  Edward  Stanley  and  Sir 
he  was  attainti*d  of  treason,  his  lands 
red  himself  to  abscond  until  the  acce»- 
'  VII.  when  he  was  restored  to  bis  pos- 
he  4th  of  that  reign  he  bad  a  grant  from 
impark  six  hundred  acres  of  land  and 

acres  of  wood  in  Cranebrook,  Gowde- 
cehurst,  in  the  counties  of  Kent  and 
lo  that  be  and  his  heirs  should  have  free 
his  lands  and  woods,  and  fishing  in  bis 
parishes  aforesaid,  with  all  liberties  and 
s  in  such  cases  granted.  He  was  sheriff 
of  Kent  in  the  same  year,  and  having 
tx  kings,  Hbkry  VI.  Edw«ri>  IV.  Eu- 
lAKD  III.  Hbkry  VII.  and  Hkkst  VUl. 
life  at  more  than  eighty  years  of  age, 
his  Walter  m.  firat.  23rd  October.  I4«k}, 
ightrr  and  bfir  uf  John  Pt-nn,  esq.  of 
,  Herts  ;  secondly  (hi*  first  wife  dying 
;,  Isabel,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Culpeper, 
rdly,  Alice,  daughter  of  Richard  Naylor, 
w  of  Lord  Abergavenny :  by  those  ladies 
•  Chan   thirty  children.:     His  son  and 

ifRTBA,  esq.  of  (flasAenbury,  was  sheriff 
KMBT  Vlll.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter 
jnmingham,  esq.  of  Suffolk,    and   bad 

his  heir. 

irbo  died  in  1507. 

eacnr  of  the  Roberts  of  Rorxell  Ticehurst, 

ne  House,  Warbleton,  Sussex. 

to  Thomas  Cheney,  of  Wuodley. 

krst,  to  Richard  Burvton  ;  and  secon'My, 

ard  Luve. 

r,  he  mas  m.  b\  his  son. 
>aEaTBs.  e«q.  of  (^Usiienhury,  who  mar- 
daughter  of  Mr.  Alderman  John  May 
on  fwhich  lady  was  bom  when  the  iCm- 
s  V.  visited  England,  and  had  the  honour 


to  hare  his  imperial  majesty  for  her  godfather);  by 
h«r  he  had  issue , 

Tbomas  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Edmund,  «.  Judith,  third  daughter  of  William 
Bird,  eaq.  of  the  city  of  London,  and  widow  of 
Thomas  Blunt.  He  died  11th  September,  1025, 
leaving  issue. 
Alexander,  of  Thorp,  near  Egham,  in  Surrey. 
This  gentleman  was  a  great  traveller.  He  m.  a 
daughter  of  Thomas  Culwich,  eaq.  of  London, 
and  dying  in  1<M0,  left  issue. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

I.  Sia  Thomas  Roibrts,  of  Glasaenbury,  who  was 
knighted  by  King  Jaxks  I.  at  Whitehall,  before  his 
coronation,23rdJuly,  1603,  and  waa  created  a  BAaoNrr 
3rd  July,  1620.  He  m.  Francea,  daughter  of  Martyn 
James,  esq.  of  Smarden,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue, 
Waltbr  (Sir),  his  successor. 
Thomas,  '1 

John,        >  all  d.  unm. 
William.  J 

Frances,  m,  first,  to  John  Hooper,  esq.  of  Stock- 
berry  ;  and  secondly,  to  Henry  Crisp,  esq. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Alexander  Culpeper,  knt.  of 
Bed;;bury. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Crisp,  eaq.  of  Gondhurst. 

Sir  Thomas  is  described  as  "  hospitable  vrithout  excess, 
and  charitable  without  ostentation."  It  b  farther 
stated,  that "  in  all  other  respects  he  shewed  himself 
a  prudent  and  judicious  gentleman,  a  lover  of  his 
country,  and  a  good  Christian ;  he  valued  the  memory 
of  his  ancestors,  and  bore  in  bis  mind  their  good 
actions,  as  well  as  the  care  they  had  taken  in  pre« 
serving  the  estate  entire  for  many  generations ;  where- 
upon, in  the  year  ISOii,  be  caused  an  inscription  to  be 
set  up  in  the  church  of  Cranebrook,  containing  a 
memorial  of  bis  family,  that  hb  posterity,  having  it 
always  before  their  eyes,  might  be  inducai  to  imitate 
their  example,  and  preserve  the  credit  and  repute  hb 
forefathers  had  lived  in."  He  d.  list  February,  1027, 
and  was  t.  by  hb  son, 

II.  Sir  Walter  Roberts,  who  waa  knighted  by 
A'iNjt  James  at  (treenwich  7th  May,  1024.  This  gentle- 
man augmented  hb  estate  by  marrying  .Margaret, 
daughter  and  heir  of  George  Roberts,  esq.  of  Brench- 
ley,  in  Kent,  and  bad  five  sons  and  three  daughters, 
but  none  of  thera  survived  him.     Hb  eldest  son, 

Thomas,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir 
Matthew  Howland.knt.  and  dying  2Jrd  January, 
1038,  left  two  nous,  viz. 

How  LAND,  who  succt'eded  hb  grandfather  as 

third  ban)iiet. 
Walter,  who  assumed  the  name  of  Howl.«md 
on  inheriting  the  estate  of  Bristow  Causey, 
in  Surrey,  from  hb  mother's  family.  He 
m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  —  Nutting,  esq. 
of  Cambridge,  but  leaving  no  issue,  hb  pos- 
sessions devolved  upon  hb  nephew.  Sir 
Thomas  Roberts. 
Sir  Walter  was  i.  at  hb  decease  by  hb  grandson, 

III.  Sir  Horn  land  Robebts,  who  m.  Bridget, daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Robert  J ocelyn,  knt.  of  Hyde  Hall,  in  Hert- 
fur  *«hire,  and  had  issue, 


was  at  different  time*  wriitrn  RfHJSEBTEs, 

4>BBRD,    RdBBRT,     RoBEBtUE,     SOd     R<>- 

e  Mccenively  from  WiixiAU  R(>oaMER«T, 
,  thirteen  etquires  of  the  name  aud  pn»Keav 
the  pariabes  of  Goodbertt  and  Cranebrook 
19,  wbea  Thoroat  Roberta,  esq.  of  GUtaen- 
I  plala  OMHiaroenl  of  Mark  marble  in  ibe 
cbufch  of  CraMebro<»k,  with  an  in>criptloa 


thereon  setting  forth  Ibe  descent  of  hi*  family  as  here  re- 
laie<l. 

:  f>f  whom  the  foUowInf,  mentiooed  In  bis  win,  snr- 
vived  to  matsrity:  Trouas,  hi*  eldest  son,  Clement, 
John,  William,  Georte,  Kdmaml,  and  Martin;  Rllaa- 
belh  Heudley,  Mary  St.-NlcboUs,  Joan  Horden,  Ellsa- 
beth  Tokke,  Joan  Leed,  Dorothy  St.  Nicholas.  On  those 
and  I  heir  heirs  male  be  entails  bis  estates,  remainder  to 
William  Asbb«rnbam,of  Ashb«mhaB,aDd  bis  heirs  aialc. 

445 


ROB 


ROB 


Thomas,  his  beir. 

Jocelyn,  b.  S9th  October,  1090 ;  m.  Hannah,  second 
daughter  of  Joseph  Harris,  citizen  and  merchant 
taylor,  of  London,  and  left  three  daughters, 
Tis. 

1.  Bridget,  m.  to  Edmund  Farrington,  a  Tur- 

key merchant. 

2.  Hannah,  m.  to  Mr.  Langton,  of  London, 

goldsmith. 

3.  Kkrecca,  d.  unm. 

Bridget,  b.  in  1057 ;  m.  5th  October,  lOTS,  to  Ed- 
mund Trench,  of  London. 

Elisabeth,  br.  in  1061,  d,  young. 

Dorothy,  b.  in  1002,  after  the  decease  of  her  father ; 
m.  to  John  Spence,  esq.  of  Mailing,  in  Sussex. 

Sir  Howlaud  d.  in  November,  IG01,aged  twenty-seven, 
and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  b.  2nd  December,  1658, 
who  was  returned  knight  for  the  county  of  Kent  in 
lOUl,  and  again  7  William  III.  He  m.  3lst  May, 
1683,  Jane,  daughter  and  coheir  of  Sir  John  Beale, 
bart.  of  Farningham,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Walter,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Jane,  b.  Sth  April,  1684;  m.  Sumuel  Trench,  of 
London ;  and  d.  s.  p.  20th  October,  1700.  , 

Bridget,  b.  1st  December,  1686;  m.  to  Edmund 
Trench,  of   London  ;    and  d.  0th   June,  1720, 
leaving  a  son, 
Edmund  Trench,  who  d.  in  1725. 
Sir  Thomaii  d.  20th  November,  1706,  in  the  forty-eighth 
year  of  his  age,  and  was  jr.  by  his  son, 

T.  Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  b.  27th  June,  1689.  This 
gentleman  m.  in  1714,  Elisabeth,  only  daughter  and 
heir  of  Samuel  Newbery,  citixen  of  London,  bat  died 
1.  p.  5th  January,  1729-30  (his  lady  died  30th  July, 
1727),  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

▼I.  Sir  Walter  Robkrts,  who  m.  in  1720,  Elisa- 
beth, only  daughter  and  heir  of  William  Slaughter, 
esq.  of  Rot'.heiitor,  and  had  by  her,  who  died  15th 
July,  1744,  two  daughters,  viz. 

Elizabeth,  who  died  in  1743,  aged  sixteen. 
Janr.  m.  in  1752,  to  George,  third  Duke  of  St. 
Albans,  and  d.  s.  y.  in  December,  1778. 

Sir  Walter  died  7th  July,  1745,  when  the  Baronetcy 
EXPIRED.  The  manor  of  Glasscnbury  was  devised  to 
Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  bart.  of  Ireland. 

Art/u — Az.  on  a  chevron  arg.  three  mullets  sa. 


ROBERTS,  OF  WILLESDON. 


Ckkatbi) 
sth  Nov.  104;i. 


Extinct 
in  I70U. 


Utnragr. 

Edmund  Roberts,  esq.  of  Willendon,  in  Middlesex, 
who  died  in  1585,  left  by  Katharine,  his  first  wife, 
sister  of  Sir  Robert  Chester,  knt.  tliree  sons  and  three 
daughters,  viz. 

Francis,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Leicester,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 


Ttaomu  Biinuiby,of  Watted,  ia  N 
shire,  and  had  iame. 
Edmund,  d.  nnm. 

Katherine,  m.  to  Ciampenti  Haliano, 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Mr.  Windoncr,  pn 

law. 
Mary,  d.  nnm. 

The  eldest  son, 

Francis  Roberts,  esq.  of  WiUeadon,  i 
est  daughter  and  co-heir  of  John  Bame 
of  Sir  George  Bame,  knt.  lord  mayor  of 

had  issue, 

Barne,  who  m.  Mary,  daag^ter  of 

Glover,  knt.  alderman  of  Londoi 

V.  p.  30th  January,  1010,  left  iaana 

Bame,  b.  in  1605,  d.  at  Eum  Cd 

WiLUAM,  socceaaor  to  hie  graad 

Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  King,  M.D.  o 
and  was  mother  of  Sir  John  K 

Robert,  rector  of  Hinkawoith,  Hcfti, 
1636. 

Frances,  m.  to  Richard  Franklym.  c 
mother  of  Sir  John  Franklya,  k 
Middlesex  in  fonr  psu'liamento. 

Jane,  m.  first,  to  Sir  Thomaa  Glorer, 
don ;  and  secondly,  to  Georg*  Pav* 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  J.  Saaaden. 


Francis  Roberts  died  in  1031,  and 
son, 

I.  William  Roberts,  esq.  of  Wilkiadai 
who,  during  the  civil  conflicts  of  tbe  nafi 
I.  sided  with  the  parliament,  and  was  on 
missioners  appointed  to  try  the  iO-fBted  a 
Cromwell  he  was  called  to  the  apper  hi 
and  after  the  restoration  creatad  a  Bs 
Eleanor,  his  first  wife,  daughter  and  hai 
Atye,  esq.  of  Kilboume,  in  Middleaat, 
had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  baptized  6th   July,  1645,  vl 
sons  and  five  daughters,  namely, 

William,  who  s.  as  fourth  baroaa 

Thomas,  d.  unm. 

Judith,  who  was  married. 
Eleanor,  wife  of  the  Rev.  T.  Kni 

of  Willesdon. 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Wilfian  Hs« 

of  Willesdon. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Lander,  el 
Sarah,  m.  to  Mr.  Pattinson. 
Francis,  baptized  2JHh  November,  !•«. 
Richard,  baptized  9th  April,  1018. 

Mary,  m.  27th  June,  1649,  to  Tbooui 

e^q.  of  Soutli  Mimms. 
Anne,  m.  to  John  Nelthorpe,  esq.  sf  Wi 
Jane,  ///.  to  Samuel  Gibbs.  esq.  ofStikc 

Suffolk. 
Frances,  baptized  8th  March,  1G354. 
Elizabeth,  baptized  22nd  September.  Ifl 
Eleanor,  w.  16th  November,  1654,  tsL 

well,  esq. 

Sir  William  d.  in  September,  1601.  and  «> 
son, 

II.  .Sir  William  Roberts,  of  Wilksis" 
2}th  June,  1038,  who  died  Sth  Mar^,  Ifta. 
son  and  successor, 

III.  Sir  William  Roberts,  of  Willesdsa, 
decease  unmarried  I8th  May,  10B6,  aged  tl 
the  title  passed  to  his  consin, 

IV.  Sir  William  Roberts,  of  WiDesda 
Elizabeth,  daughter   of   Frands,  Luti  h 

446 


ROB 


ROB 


at  4.  t.  p,  in  I7t0<  when  the  Babonbtct 
is  widow  m.  MeoDdly,  William  Hntditn- 
I  of  WillMdoB  during  his  wife's  life. 

[»  six  pheons  s«.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
cvrrent  of  the  first,  gorged  or. 


ROBERTS,  OF  BOW. 

1  Feb.  1««-1.— ExTiKCT  14th  Dec.  1003. 

ILimaqt, 

KESTS,  esq.  of  Bow,  in  E«sex,  was  created 
KM9-1.  He  M.  first,  Mary,  daughter  of 
f ,  merchant,  of  Exeter ;  and  secondly, 
Khter  of  Mr.  Powell,  merchant,  of  Bris- 
w  of  Mr.  Bnflett,  of  London,  i»ilkman ; 
irat  imne  14th  December,  1003,  when  the 

IXTINCT. 


:RTS0N,  of  HOLLAND. 


r. 


Extinct 
18th  Jan.  1835. 


tn  KoBKRT»ON.esq.  (a.  deiKrendant  of  the 
of  Robertson,  of  Strowan.  see  Blrkk's 
ras  created  a  Barunkt  of  England  30tb 
He  subsequently  settled  in  Holland, 
uriderable  fortune  there,  and  assumed 
iJolyear.  Sir  Alexander  was  t.  at  his 
elder  son, 

u  Colt  BAR,  a  military  officer  of  hiffii 

0  distinguishrd  himself  in  1074,  as  com- 
!  Scots'  regiment  in  the  pay  of  the 
uf  Holland,  and  afterwards  under  the 
frince  of  Orange,  in  the  years  IflHtf  and 
nd.  Sir  DaTid  wan  elerated  to  the 
Aland  1st  June,  ItiM),  by  the  title  uf 
t  mmd  Rtackm(\»i  and  created  13tb 
nM  Coipemr,  I  i%ctmiit  Milsington^  and 
■oax.  The  earl  si.  Katharine,  only 
Ihnrles  Sidley,  bart.  of  Southfteld,  in 
Kent,  (mistress  to  King  Jambs  II.  by 

1  an  only  aur^iring  daughter.  Lady 
iley,  who  si.  first,  Jame*,  Earl  of  An- 
ooodly.  John  Sheffield.  Duke  of  Buck 
•rmanby,)  who  had  bet* n  rrrated  10th 
Baroness  of  Darlinston  and  Countess 
«r  life,  with  a  ptfti^ion  uf  i^:ttmo  a  year 
itaMiahment.  Hi4  lunliiliip  d.  iu  1730. 
lis  only  surriTing  ^on, 

ILXS  Coi.TEAR,  second  earl.  K.T.  Hid 
I7JS,  Juliana,  daughter  of  Itoger  Hale, 
>f  Peregrine,  third  Duke  of  l^eds,  and 
eit  issue, 

RARLls,  his  heir. 

.  Henry  Dawkins,  esq.  of  Sandlynch, 
*  son  and  heir,  Jame*  Dawkins,  esq. 
led  the  surname  of  Cui.ykar. 


The  son  and  sneceasor, 

IT.  Six  Williav-Cbarlbs  Coltbab,  third  earl,  at. 
in  1770,  Mary,  second  daughter  of  John,  eighth  Eart 
of  Rothes,  by  whom  he  left  issue, 

Thomas-Charlks,  the  present  earl. 
William,  lieutenant  colonel   in   the    army,    and 
equerry  to  the  Duke  of  Cumberland,  died  «.  ^. 

Catherine-Caroline,  m.  9th  October,  I8I0,  to  Jo- 
seph Brecknell,  esq. 
His  lordship  d.  in  i8t3,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

T.  Sir  Thomas-Charlbs  Colyrar,  fourth  Earl  of 
Portmore,  who  m.  first,  SAth  May,  1703,  Lady  Mary- 
Elixabeth  Bertie,  only  child  of  Brownlow,  fifth  Duke 
of  Ancaster,  by  whom,  who  died  in  1707,  he  had  a 
son. 

Brown ijow-Chari>xii,  who  inherited  the  great  per- 
sonal property  of  his  grandfather,  the  Duke  of 
Ancaster,  at  the  decease  of  that  nobleman  in 
1800,  but  died  at  Rome,  in  1810,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived from  a  banditti. 
The  earl  wedded,  secondly,  0th  September,  18W,  Fran- 
ces, youngest  daughter  of  William  Murrells,  esq.    His 
lordship  d.  18th  January,  1836,  when  all  his  honours 
including  the  BAauNBTCY,  became  extinct. 

CreatUms — Baronet,  Mth  February,  1077.  Baron» 
1st  June,  1090.    Earl,  &c.  13th  AprU,  1703. 

^rmjr — (*n.  on  a  chevron  between  three  wolves' 
heads,  truncated  and  erased  ar.  as  many  oaktreea, 
eradicated,  ppr.  firncted  or. 


ROBINSON,  OF  NEWBY. 


CRBATfD 

30th  July,  1000. 


Extinct 
0th  Feb.  10801 


Itnragr. 

William  Robinson,  an  eminent  Hamburgh  mer- 
chant, who  resided  several  years  at  Hamburgh,  Ln- 
beck.  and  other  Hans  tomm,  settling  at  York  in  Qmen 
Ki.iK^BKTirH  reign,  was  twice  lord  mayor  of  that  city, 
and  twice  reprrsented  it  iu  parliament.  He  m.  first, 
the  daughter  of  John  Redman,  of  Fulworth,  in  York- 
shire, and  had  a  son,  William,  his  heir.  He  m.  se- 
condly, the  daughter  of  lliomas  Harrison,  of  York, 
and  by  her  had  another  sou.Thouas.  Between  these 
two  Rons  he  fairly  divided  his  property  at  his  decease 
in  1010.  aged  ninety-four,  leaving  to  the  city  of  York 
i'80  and  a  silver  bowl  doubly  gilt,  and  to  the  Company 
of  Merrhants  of  the  same  city  £40.  The  younger  son, 
Tho«i\k,  inherited  the  ettate«  in  Richmond,  but  he 
d.  i.  p.  in  itS'H,  when  the  whole  fortune  centred  in  the 
cldiT  son, 

\\ii.i.iiv  KosiNsoN.  esq.  This  gentleman  served 
the  office  of  »herifl'  fur  the  city  of  ^ork  iu  1007.  He 
was  ch-c'ted  alderman  in  1010.  and  lord  mayor  in  three 
yrars  after.  Hem.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry 
Jenkins,  knt.  of  (irimstone,  and  dying  about  lOSO,  m-aa 
i.  by  hi*  son, 

Sir  Wiujam  Robinson,  M.P.  for  the  city  of  York, 
who  was  knighted  by  A'inf  Charlbs  I.  at  Edinburgh 
in  1033.  and  was  sherifiTof  Yorkshire  in  1030.  He  as. 
first,  Mary,  daughter  and  co-heir  ef  Sir  WilKaa  Bi 

447 


ROB 


ROD 


burgb,  bart.  of  Hoasani,  in  the  county  of  York,  and 
by  her  had  a  non,  William,  who  d.  *.  p.  He  m.  se- 
condly, Frances,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Metcalfe, 
knt.  of  Nappa,  and  by  that  lady  had  two  sons  and 
three  daughters,  vis. 

Metcaue,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Charles 
Tancred,  esq.  of  Arden,  in  Yorkshire,  and  had 
isiiue. 
William,  heir  to  the  estates  of  his  oncle  Met- 
calfe. 
Tancred,  of  London,  M.D.  who  lired  to  an 
advanced  age,  and  had  one  son. 

Elizabeth. 
Margaret. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Philip  Kycot,  merchant. 
Margaret,  m.  to  William  Weddell,  esq.  of  Ers- 

wick,  in  the  county  of  York. 
Francen,  m.  to  Robert  Bell,  esq.  of  Orerton,  also 

in  Yorkshire. 

Sir  William  d.  in  lft5S,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

I.  M  ETC  A  Lra  Ho  BIN  SON,  esq.  of  Newby,in  the  county 
of  York,  who  was  created  a  Baroket  30th  July,  1000. 
He  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  William  D'Arcy,  of 
Witton  Castle,  in  the  county  of  Durham,  but  left  no 
issue.  Sir  Metcalfe  represented  the  city  of  York  in 
thrt*e  parliaments,  temp.  Charles  II.  Ho  cf.  6th  Fe- 
bruary, 1088-9,  and  was  interred  at  TupcUffe,  in  York- 
shire ;  where,  towards  the  east  end  of  the  north  aisle 
of  that  church,  is  a  handsome  monument,  railed  in, 
with  Sir  Metcalfe  Robinson's  bust,  encircled  with  a 
curious  garland  and  ornamented  with  the  trophies  of 
war.  At  his  decease  the  Baronetcy  bxpiriu,  while 
the  estatos  devolrcd  upon  his  nephew, 

William  Robinson,  esq.  who  was  created  a  Ba- 
ronet in  1080.  From  this  Sir  William  Robin- 
son lineally  descend  the  Earls  Db  Grey  and 
OK  RiPON.  (Refer  to  Burke's  Peerage,  and 
Haronetagr.) 

Arms — Vert,  a  chevron  between  tliroe  bucks  stand- 
ing at  gaze  or. 


ROBINSON,  OF  KENTWELL  HALL, 
IN  LONG  MELFORD. 


Created 


SLi^- 


26th  Jan.  1G81  2.       .'/s 


.'"I^N 


Extinct 
21st  April,  1743. 


Utneiigr. 

I.  Sir  Thomas  Robinson,  knt.  prothonotary  of  the 
Court  of  Common  Picas,  was  created  a  Baronlt  by 
King  Charles  11.  '2(ith  January,  1681.2.  Ho  m.  Jane, 
daughter  of  Lumley  Dew,  esq.  of  Bishop 'h  I'pton,  in 
the  county  of  Hereford,  and  had  several  children. 
Sir  Thomas  lost  hia  life,  l'2th  August,  1683,  by  leaping 
from  his  chamber-window  in  the  Aliddle  Temple  to 


•  A%  we  iind  in  Camden  that  the  barony  of  Horn 
Castle  was  a  soke  or  M^ipniory  of  iliirtecii  lordships, 
Gerard  <le  R(xle»  was*  coii»oqnently  a  "  greater  baron," 
and  aii  amb.i«9a(lur  he  attained  a  still  higher  rank ;  his 


avoid  the  fury  of  a  fire,  and  was  «.  by  hk 
surviving  child* 

II.  Sir  Luxlet  Rosiiisom,  who  a.  Abm 
and  heir  of  John  Laarenoe,  esq.  of  WettB 
whom  (who  m.  aeoondly.  Sir  William  Fool 
Ingleby,  in  the  county  of  York,)  he  had 

Tbomas,  hia  successor. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Comport  Fitdi.  knt. 

He  d.  aged  thirty-six,  Oth  June,  1084,  was 
Westminster  Abbey,  and  s.  by  his  son, 

ill.  SirThomas  Robinson,  who  ■.  Eliiab 
ter  of  Sir  Thomas  Hare,  bart.  of  Stow  Bi 
Norfolk,  but  d.  i.  p.  2l8t  April,  1743,  when 
nltcy  sxpirid. 

Arms— \ertt  on  a  chevron  between  t 
trippant  or,  three  cinquefoila  go. 


RODES,  OF  BARLBOROU< 


Created 
14th  Aug.  1641. 


I 


Htncage. 

The  family  of  Rodes  is  one  of  great  aad 
ing  flourished  for  several  centuries  in  the 
Nottingham,  Lincoln,  York,  and  Derby,  ss 

Its  patriarch, 

Gerard  db  Rodes,  a  baron,  the  capital  sei 
barony  was  Horn  Castle,*  in  Lin«wlnshin 
the  reigns  of  Hf.nry  11.  Richard  1.  Joh.h.i 
III.  from  all  of  whom  he  received  great  h 
by  A'lNi^  John  was  employed  as  an  ambassa 
lineal  descendant, 

WiLLUM  Roues,  of  Thorp  ^icr/«  Rotben 
county  of  ^  ork,  m,  Anne,  daughter  and  bci 
Cachehorse,  esq.  of  Stavely  Woodthorpe. ia I 
of  Derby,  and  was  father  of 

John  Rodes,  ewi-  of  Stavely  Wooddwii 
son, 

John  Rodes,  esq.  was  fath«'r  of 

Robert  Ronrs.  e^q.  who  m.  Kliabetfa  W 
left  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Rodes,  esq.  of  Stavely  WoodAotJ* 
Attelina,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hewitt,  esq. « 
in  Yorkshire.  He  was  sheriff  of  Derbyihii* 
;r.  at  hi.4  decease  by  his  sim, 

Frances  Rodes,  esq.  of  Stavely  Wooddi* 
the  judges  of  the  Common  Pleas  in  the  tiia* 
BETH.  This  learned  person  erected  Bsrib8«» 
in  15S3,  but  died  at  SUvely  Woodthorpe  »' 
after  its  completion.  He  m.  fir»t.  Elisabeth 
of  Brian  Sandford,  e!»q.  of  Thorpe  Salnne, 
shire,  and  by  that  Indy  had 
John  (Sir),  his  heir. 
Peter,  of  Hickleton. 


absence  in  that  capacity  will  aecooat  rur  kii 
occurring  on  the  roll  of  Mafoa  Charts.  iU'i 
moners. 

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ROK 


ROK 


ROKEBY,  OF  SKIERS. 


Crkated 
20th  Jan.  16d0-l. 


RXTIN'CT 

in  July,  1678. 


4< 


Utnragr. 

A  celebrity  had  recently  been  giren  (we  quote  the 
learned  hiatorian  of  Yorkshire,  the  Rev.  Joseph  Hun- 
ter,) to  tlic  romantic  beuuties  of  '  Rokeby,'  by  Sir 
Waiter  Scott.  Few  persons  visit  the  neighbourhood 
without  obaerving  with  what  extreme  accuracy  of  ob- 
aerration  and  felicity  of  expression  the  bard  baa  de- 
scribed the  paaaage  through  the  glen  : 

A  stern  and  lone,  yi.*l  lovely  road. 
As  e'er  the  foot  of  minstrel  trodc ; 

or  Tiew  *  Egliaton's  grey  ruins,'  or  *  llokeby's  turrets 
high,*  without  feeling  that  the  charm  of  poetry  is 
thrown  over  them." 

The  poet  has  touched  upon  the  historical  interest 
which  belongs  to  Rokeby  and  Mortham,  and  has  given 
what  professes  to  be  a  pedigree  of  their  ancient  lords, 
bat  it  was  no  part  of  his  plan  to  enter  critically  into 
their  history.  We  shall  endeavour  to  do  so  more 
minutely,  and  present  the  reader  with  more  definite 
information  on  the  antiquity,  the  character,  and  emi- 
BMit  aervices  of  the  family  who  held  for  many  cen- 
tnries  thia  now  classic  spot. 

At  the  period  of  the  Conquest,  all  the  territory  abut- 
ting on  the  Tees,  at  their  northern  border,  was  granted 
to  Alan,  Earl  of  Brctagne,  and  formed  his  English 
l-<arldum  of  Richmond.  TiieHC  broad  lands  were  par> 
tioned  among  the  junior  members  of  bis  family  and 
his  followers,  and  in  the  distribution,  Rokoby  became 
part  of  the  possessions  of  the  Fitz  Alans,  a  northern 
baronial  house,  whose  chief  seat  wa^  at  Hedale.  Rut 
their  interest  at  Rokeby  was  scarci-ly  more  than 
nominal  for,  beueuth  them,  was  a  subinfeudation,  in 
favour  of  a  family  which,  residing  ou  the  lands  of 
Rokeby,  was  usually  described  ns  '*  Ue  Rokeby,"  and 
eventually  iissumed  that  name  as  a  personal  appella- 
tive. 

Tradition  asserts  that  the  family  had  bt^en  seated  on 
these  lands  in  Saxon  times,  hut  it  first  appeared  pro- 
minent in  public  uflairs  in  the  person  of  Thohas  uk 
RoKRbY,  whose  rise  in  royal  favour  is  circumstuntially 
related  by  Froissart.  "In  the  1st  year  of  the  reign  of 
EuwARD  HI."  says  the  old  Chronicler."  the  Scots, un- 
der  the  command  of  the  Earl  of  Moray  and  Sir  James 
Douglas,  ravaged  the  country  as  far  as  Newcastle. 
Edward  was  in  tliose  parts  with  a  more  powerful 
army,  and  an  engat^eaient  was  expected  an.l  wished 
for,  when  the  Scotch  army  suddenly  disappeared,  and 
no  information  could  be  gained  respecting  the  route 
tliey  had  taken.  TIio  young  king  caused  it  tu  be  pro* 
claimed  throughout  the  host,  that  whoever  should 
bring  certain  intelligence  where  the  Scotch  army 
were»  should  have  one  hundred  pounds  a  year  in 
land,  and  be  made  a  knight  by  the  king  himself. 
Immediately  fifteen  or  sixteen  knights  and  esquires 
passed  the  river  with  much  danger,  ascended  the 
mountains,  an^  then  separated,  each  taking  different 
routes.  On  the  fourth  day,  Rokeby,  who  was  one  of 
them,  gave  the  king  exact  ioformation  where  the 
Scutch  army  lay."    "  This,"  continues  Hunter,  "  ia 


not  a  Icfpendary  ttory  inTcnted  %y  icnw  fiuuly 
list  or  doating  chronicler  of  pvUic  lAin,  the  Tcraciiy 
of  the  narrative  being  here  eupponted  Vy  the  bmI 
authentic  records  of  the  mlm ;  end  It  is  a  gratif]fii| 
fact  that  we  are  ao  often  eneUed  to  prove  ciruuMlaa' 
ces  in  our  old  Chronicles,  (which  on  n  first  view  km 
an  air  of  romance  and  fable,)  by  fiecal  docnntati^ 
where  least  of  all  anything  inuiginatory  ia  to  be  UmaL 
In  the  Patent  Rolls,  I  Edwasd  III.  m.  7,  is  a  gnatii 
Thomas  de  Rokeby  of  £  100,  to  be  taken  annually  fria 
the  Exchequer  'till  £100  lands  shall  be  proviMto 
him,  in  which  the  service  is  described  nearly  af  itii 
related  by  Froissart,  and  in  the  same  rolls,  J  Edviis 
III.  m.  7.  is  a  grant  to  him  in  fee  of  the  mumd 
Paulinesgray,  in  Kent,  with  lands  in  the  North  vbkk 
had  lately  belonged  to  Michael  and  Andrew  de  Haidt. 
forfeited,  in  release  of  his  £100  annuity  frooi  tbe  Ei- 
chequer.  Sir  Thomas  Rokeby  subsequently  held  torn- 
mands  against  the  Scots,  was  twice  high  sheriff  rf 
Yorkshire,  and  became  (12  and  13  Edwakd  HL.ifS- 
vemor  of  the  castles  of  Berwick.  EdiBbaifh,aA 
Stirling.  In  1346,  he  pre-emineutly  liiiTlnpiiM 
himself  at  the  battle  of  Neville's  Cross,  and 
of  the  few  magnates  present  at  that 
whom  the  letter  of  thanks  was  addressed,  of  whidi  ■ 
copy  is  to  be  found  in  the  Foedera.  In  IMS,  he  wtirt 
to  Ireland  as  lord  justice,  and  held  that  appoiatBOt 
until  13S5,  when  Maurice  Fits  Thomas.  Earl  if  D» 
mond,  succeeded  him.  The  administiatisa  if  9k 
Thomas  Rokeby,  in  Ireland,  is  famous  for  the  itMapl 
he  made  to  abolish  the  custom  of  coigm*  and  Ihery,  a 
species  of  arbitrary  purveyance  for  the  ptrsoas  ■ 
authority  there,  and  a  tradition  has  been  haodelloea 
attested  by  H oil inshead,  that  being  once  ceasuvd  tf 
using  wooden  dishes  and  cups,  as  not  befittiof  ha  i^ 
gree.  Sir  Thomas  replied,  that  he  would  rstherdriik 
ont  of  such  cups  and  pay  gold  and  silver,  tha  i 
out  of  gold  and  silver  and  make  wooden  psj 
In  the  latter  transactions  of  his  life.  Sir 
pears  with  the  addition, **  tbe  Uncle,"  to  his : 
another  Sir  Thomas  Rokeby  occurs,  styled  **  the  Kli  | 
phe.w."  He  seems  to  have  participiitrd  mtfaei 
of  Neville's  Cross,  and  to  have  arcumpani-d  dw  cHrj 
Rokeby  to  Ireland.  A  third Sia  THo«i&RuKCfr,nif 
high  sheriff  of  Yorkshire,  8ih  Hc!««t  IV.aaddi 
the  year  of  his  shrievalty,  the  Eurlof.Vc 
land  made  hL>  last  attempt  to  dethrone  A'iMt  Himtj 
Sir  lliomas  collecting  the  poNse  comitacas.  net  ^  j 
earl  Ht  Bramham  Moor«,  and  a  conflict  toM*!  ^J 
which  Nothumberland  and  the  Lord  BardtrfphsMJ 
slain.  The  next  Kokebys,  distinguisbed  n  < 
fairs,  were  Wii.ijam  Rokcbv.  lord  cfasaeelhrrfl 
land  and  Archbisliop  of  Dublin,  whodiedia  UBf| 
Sir  Richard  Rokeby,  his  youngerbrotber,  i 
to  Cardinal  Wolsey.  The  arch  bishop  was  i 
a  scpulciiral  chapel  built  by  himself  at  SaaM 
in  Yorkshire,  and  his  tumb  still  remains.  Wftflll 
eminent  churchman  was  running  thcrMSsf  M^j 
ferment,  the  eldest  branch  of  tbe  fisBily 
quietly  on  the  hereditary  patrimony  of  BiftiiVj 
Mortham.  In  the  reign  of  He>bt  VII.  thtf 
the  house  was  another 

Sir  Tuuvas  Roklby,  who  had  three  soas;  ^' 
younger  were  tlie  ancestors  of  families  of  tbei 
sidcnt  at  Marske  and  Staningfcrd.    The  tUMt* 

Ralph  Rokkbt,  esq.  of  Mortham,  wboi 
the  paternal  inheritance,  was  living  ia  the 
IIknky  VILandHENKYVlU.  Tbe  en  of the**ii 
of  the  Felon  Sow  of  Rokeby.  which  may  be  si*l 
notes  to  tlie  pot-m  of  Rokeby,  refers  to  the  dati" 
Ralph,  and  the  Mrs.  Rokeby  mentioned  iaibi 
posed  to  be  his  wife,  Margaret,  eldest  dsaghwl 
coheir  of  Robert  Danby,  esq.  of  Yaffbrth,«ll 
cousin  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Richard  ConjeHi  ^A 
this  lady  he  had  issue, 

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TyuM4i.  hli  heir. 

John,  D.C.L.  a  leamed  divine  and  ciTilian. 
Richard,  a  eoUi^r  uuder  Lord  Scn>op,  of  Boltnn, 
whoM  standard  lie  ia  Mid  to  have  bontt>  at  FIi>d 
dm.  He  ai.  a  daughter  of  Ivllerkor,  of  Riiiby ,  and 
had  a  aon  Thomas,  a  military  officer,  wbn  d.  s.  p, 
Rmlph,  of  Skiem,  an  eminriit  lawyer,  uinilo  iicr- 
j^ant>al-Uw  ti  Ei»u  «rii  VI.     He   m.   Dorothy, 
daogfat^r  iif  ThoiHiiM  Daiiby,  mu\.  iind  had  iN->iic, 
I.  Willimii.  of  Skiem,  in  Yorkuhirr,  in  th«' 
cummi«»ion  uf  the  peare,  in.  Mury,  diiiiph- 
ter  and  h<>ir  of  John  Kokeby,  «>»4|.  of  Kirk 
Sandal,  and  hail  ia^iKf, 
Th«niiaii,  whouc  only  dauKhter  und  heir 
(Itiire,  M.  CnnyrrM,  Lonl   Daruy  and 
Karl  i>f  ll(>)drnu'Mi>. 
Williuni,  a  itiildirr  in  the  Frenrh  warn. 
Ralph.  whi>  left  two  daughtrni.  Mabfl, 
vifi-  of  Colonel  (iabrii'l  SaTile;  and 
Frinrilla,  of  Cuptain  MuAgrutv. 
Robert,  iltiin  iu  Krunit*. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  \V  illiiim  Hokrby,  eM|.  nf 
Hut  ham. 
S.   Ralph,  Hhu  li'ft  bi-hind  him  a  MS.  hiittnry 
of  thi'  hui'it'nt  family  uf  whirh  h<>  wax  •! 
membtT.     Hi;  ///.  fir^t,  Dmi^lax,  d.iuchtrr 
•if  \\  ilium  rernt',  tmi.  i>f  DfiniM^ti-r,  by 
«'hou    h^   had   no  rhiM,    and  M't'omllyp 
Joan,  daughti-r  vi  John    I'uriiiiKt'in,  f^q. 
of  Purtiiigtiin,  b>  uhimi  hi*  h.id  a  d:iU);U- 
ter. 

An«,  M.  to   Sir  Jithn  llnrhiiui,  of  Scar* 
b'lnni^h. 
J.   fprurC'-.  ^-iiwiM- fir«t,  Jo.in.MiTnnd  il.in|{litrr 
ahdri»  lifir  ul  llrnry  Hnkiby.ciiq.  of  Kirk 
•Srfmijl],  mill  ••fi-iiniliy,   Kli'.iln'th   i'ernc, 
widdw  uf  Anthniiy   Kiith%«uod,  b>  bi>th  uf 
whom  be  bad  i^iouf. 
4.  John,  wbiiw.  M.ir^i-r\.i1.iiu;hiiT  (if  Th<niia» 
Wmtby,  t*ii|.  til    UHiitii-lil,  and    Imd,  nitU 
t»ii  drfUr.lilvrs.  Marf^ant  and   I'aitli,  uni- 
son. 

Ihiiui.i-,  Hho  HI.  Mrt.  Smith.  i>l   Itrrrr- 

If),   an.l    u.-iM   frftlirr  uf  >ir   'I'huniLut 

ll'ikfby.  knt.    Marobail  dr*  Tamp   in 

Franrr. 

I.  (»nu-f.  m.  to  (ipor;:'*    M;irkwurtli,  i  t'l.   uf 

KmprinKb  mi,  and  tl  %.  p. 
1.   FranrrH,  m.  to  the  U'-v.  Jnhn  l.ith.ini. 
J.  Jmip,  m.  ti>  l(ii:M'rt  Uxanl,  (!•  iit. 
4.    Mary.wi-  tii  VI  illiani  I'ulfMtun,  fvj. 
3.   MArgfT},  M.  to  \\  illi:im  ll<  adb  y. 

Min. 
al   HiiKrai,   «m|.  uf  Mitrthani  irt  di'srnbid  by 
Rokeby,  tbt*  bi^turian  oi  tlic  taniilx ,  »■* "  a  plain 
•a  aught  Im',  »b(iif  unrdi  i-anii-  alua\H  frwiu  hiit 
1  without  f  lining,  a  (ru-t .  fm  nd.  a  firuard  ^vu- 

in   Ihr   Arid,  .llld    I  »M''  >l   !>'''*  ■■  ^'  '  i"  I  •   ^  hi  Till) 
lit  in  tbi*  br.ilt  .111-1    ^■•Hiii   Ui.l  111    lll^   riillli 

,  ti'.rft  iii4  »<iu  Mini   til  ir.  (  liii>t-.|ini  r  H<iWi)>>. 

Mlted  4l  a  i|ii  irt- ri^.  t.i<'i- !■%  I  In  f>t-ipli<'r  Nr- 

■hrcrthfrfii  tbi-  iiiit:>i'\    l.tilul  W  •■-im  •ii-laid.) 

■  the  rarl  b'ld  ■•'iit  i IiiiIh  r  ^i  itli  tn  n  m.>  ii  tn  kill 

waa  brich  d'  f>  n  'i-d  un.l  /ii.i:il>il  tr  m  ttii  tmli'iH-i- 

reraanra,  and  *>\f  aM In  ii.ii>'  it  Ii-iuiiili  ■!  thi- 

givrn  hini  ii>  ili»ni.fl>t'  ••li ml  :  !i.i%>-  «}iilt   thf 
III  tht  ir  b<Mli>  «,   if  hi-  jiiiT  ii.fl  ■  .  •  II  u  iMint!. 
■    not  u   /tiiTi- ifi:iii   in    Hh-   ti*  id    I'lii    i  th  I    a 
'    but  tlir  V'tn\        I    I  liiinia^,  b«  Ml.'   III!  II   in 
Hiinn  of  the*  |m'mi  • .  -■•iimiandiMl  and  fniri  it 
(I  a*  If  said,.  iti.'iii-(i«  in«-  t»  it-i-  liini  liitt-tl 
Mevdt.  \ri  ki't'p  i*if  |H  .11  ■    '      I  huniai*  Hnk*  !•> ,  m. 
Irr  nf  Kobrrt  (  un^t-ibli-,  of  4  litF.  in  Yurki^hipr, 
itli  a  daiiphtrr  in.  tn  V.  -.•  Iitl'i  .  ••!    U  >•  li  'f. 


■  I 


I.  CiiHisTOFHEa,  of  Mortham,  who  m.  Margaret, 
daughter  of  Sir  Roger  Lasrelles,  of  Bracken- 
burgh,  and   had,   with  daughters,  two  sons. 
The  youn^rr,  Roger,  d.  s.  p.  the  older, 
_   _  John. of  Mortham,  apitearsby  the  risitation 
of  Yorkshire,  ISiil,  to  havo  been  then  in 
prison  in   tlio  Flret.  "  rcligioniH  causA." 
H**  w.  a  I'aughterof  tbo  anrient  family  of 
Tliwrng,  and  wai  huo'eodcd  by  his  son, 
who  iKirp  the  favourite  family  name  of 
1')|n>«(s,  and  wai  knighted.    Of  his  fie- 
^    scendHiits  little  mnn*  than  their  nam  s 
arv    rocordrd.      It    would.  otherwi>e 
have  bt'on  i;mtif>iug  to  hare  known 
Miniiftbiiig  of  th(>  penranal  habits  and 
artiiinii  of  those  in   whose  time  thi* 
rhief  lini*  of    the    ancient  faniilv  of 
KoLi'by  fill  to  di'cay,  and  e^peiMally 
of  Sir  l'liunia>i  KoLehy  hims*-lf.  whoso 
nvriHHitits  uuitt  have  been  gn^at,  (it 
niav  be  proMunii  d)  when  he  disponed 
of  tlif  dumaiii  at  Kokeby.     Tlie  pur< 
chaser   was   \\  illiani    Rubinson,  esq. 
an  S  it  n'luaiiied  with  the  Robiiuons 
until  Mild  tu  the  father  of  the  present 
proprietor,  JuHK  R.  S.  M  or  hut,  esi). 
II.  Ralph,  master  uf  St.  Katheriue's.  and  one  of  the 
manters  of  requei^ts  to  <^yttH  KuxtHicrH. 

III.  TiiovAK,  of  whitse  line  we  have  to  treat. 

IV.  .\nthony. 
The  third  i>un, 

TiioMAii  RitkiST.  estj.  ii  thus  described  by  Ralph 
Rokfb\ ,  the  lii!>tiirian  uf  the  family,  to  whom  we  have 
already  refirn-d.  "Thomas  Rokeby  I  will  mention 
uitli  reverenci',  tor  he  btareth  about  bim  continually 
an  arre  and  enii^n  of  valour  and  huiiourable  serrica 
dune  to  bin  <*iiuiitry  ;  for  being  at  Norram  Chase,  lieu- 
leniint  to  his  bnitbiT,  ChriMtoidier,  he  had  a  s]^ar 
broken  in  hi!i  luce ;  after,  in  the  cham*,  he  diswouoted 
liiniM.'lf  to  nioiiiit  Iun  laptain,  ubo  had  his  hone  slain 
Hiidur  him,  wlii-re  e\]ii  hin^  hiniM-lf  to  all  danger  for 
his  brutliiT't  di-liter.HR-e,  hi*  was  taken  pri4i»ner  when 
utliers  ileii."  Thom.ui  Hukeby  married  Hatheriuv 
Lei^h.  Mild  had  issue. 
Wii.i.ii  V,  his  heir. 
R.iiph. 

r.li/abetli,  m.  to  Richard  Vincent,  nf  Frisby. 
.Sunan,  m.  to  \\  illiani  Cartwri);ht,  uf  Normanby. 
The  el'.er  m>n, 

Wii.i.uv  R'iki.BY,  esq.  uf  llothani.  in  Yorkshire, 
■Afit'A  twenty  eic.ht  in  laNi,  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of 
U  illiani  Riikeliyteiii.  of  .Skiers,  and  had  four  sous  and 
one  daiiglitt'r,  rin. 

I.   W  ti.i.i«N,  hii  heir. 

II.  .\le\under.  who  HI.  Siisaii,  daughter  of  (*errase 
HoHVille.  enq.  of  Kdlinptun.  and  had  i»sue, 
\\  illi  ini,  of  S-indall,  li%iiig  in  ItMI. 
.\li*\auder,    wbo  died    at  Trinity    College, 
('anibridK*'<  a.;ed  about  !>i-ienteeii. 
III.  Thomas,  of  Itarnby  'ilain  at  l>niibar  in  1(»M}, 
m.  KlixalN'th,  -isti-r  ni  .Sir  W  illiani   Hnry,  of 
tiraiitliain,  in  l.iin  oln^lnn-,  and  batl,  with  siv 
daughter*,  live  Min«,  ml. 
Williiini,   lit   Aikwurth   Fark.  uboiie  mala 
i^kur  iM-iiinif  i>\t.iii     III  I'iNi,  by  the  death 
III  Ills  41111,  Fhoni  1^.  Hi  that  %rur. 
Tliuiii:isi  S.r>,  knt.  Mtiiietinie  fellow  of  Cattae- 
nin-   Hall,  Cmibri-lge,  and  afterwards  uf 
<fi-a> '%  I  iin.  u  ho  l>et-anie  one  uf  the  judges 
ui  the    CiMiri  of  Kinu's   Bench,     lo  this 
Ki-ntli-niaii.  who  </■  i.  p.,  fliere  m  a  sump* 
tiibu*  tnuniiment  in  the  rhapel  uf  Arvh' 
bishop  Ruktb^,  at  S  .:i.l.tl. 
.''.>in,  it.  ».  /»- 

J-  •eph,  \*h>i  Ui'.    'a-sidr  iwi  daiii,-!.!  i«   tl-r 
:■■! 


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ROK 


ROL 


elder,  Elisabeth,  jr.  to  John  Box  ton,  esq. 
and  the  younger,  to  Ridiard  Wyndlow, 
esq.  of  York,)  an  only  ton, 
JofiPH,  of  New  Bnildinf  and  Sandal, 
in  the  county  of  York,  in  whom  retted 
the  representation  of  the  family  from 
1706  to  1741,  in  which  year  he  d.  s.  p. 
Benjamin,  who  m.  Rebecca,  only  daughter 
and   heir  of  Thomas  Langham,    esq.   of 
Arthingworth.  in  Northamptonshire,  by 
whom  he  acquired  that  estate,  and  had  an 
only  son, 

Langham  RoKBSY.eaq.  of  Arthingworth, 
who  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Major 
Morgan,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Thomas  Rokrby,  esq.  of  Arthingworth, 
who  tn.  iu  1745,  Elizabeth,  only  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Col.  John   Scott,  of 
Galashiels,  and  d3ring  8th  September, 
1796,    left,  with  four  daughters,   of 
whom  the  second,  Catherine,  m.  Jo- 
seph Jekyll,  esq.  of  Bath,  a  son  and 
successor, 
Thb  Rkt.  Lanohax  Rokbbt,  of  Arthing- 
worth, whom,  in  1780,  Maria  Isabella, 
daughter  of  Somerset  DaTies,  esq.  of 
Wigmore  Hall,  Herefordshire,  and  d. 
S6th  December,  18t6,  baring  had  issue, 
Lamgham,  his  heir. 
Henry-Ralph,  b.  in  1788,  rector  of 
Arthingworth,  m.  in  18t7,  Caro- 
line, youngest  daughter  of  the 
Rer.  George  Bonlton,of  Oxendon, 
and  has  issue. 
Anna-Maria- Isabella,  <(.  unm. 
Charlotte  Jane,  H.  in  1808. 
The  elder  son,  tibe  present, 
Lanoham  RoKBBT,  esq.of  ArUiingworih, 
6.  in  1784 ;  Ueut.-col.  of  the  North- 
amptonshire Militia,  is  now  rbpbb- 

SENTATITB  OP  THB  ANCICNT   HOL'SB  OP 
ROKEBY. 

ir.  Philip,  who  m.  Jane,  daughfr  of  William  God- 
frey, esq.  of  Thunnock,  in  Lincolnshire,  and 
had  issue, 
1.  Joseph. 
3.  Philip. 
3.  Nathaniel. 
1.  Catherine. 
I.  Mary,  tn.  to  Christopher  I^gard.esq.  of  Aniaby. 
The  eldest  son, 

I.  William  RoKRBY,eRq.of  Skiers,  in  Yorkshire,  was 
created  a  Babo.nbt  *2Pth  Januarv,  IGOO-l.  He  m.  Fran- 
ces, daughter  of  Sir  William  Hickman,  knt.  of  Gains- 
borough, in  Lincolnshire,  and  had  with  three  daugh- 
ters, Elisabeth,  Mildred  (wife  of  William  Sandford, 
esq.  of  Askham).  and  Bridget  (m.  to  Alexander  Mont- 
gomery, esq.  of  Welton),  two  nons,  riz. 

Alrxakder,  who  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  John 
Coke,  esq.  of  Holkhani,  in  Norfolk,  and  dying 
V.  P'  left  an  only  son, 
William,  succcsMor  to  his  grandfather. 
Wiux>UGHRY,  successor  to  his  nephew,  as  tliird 
baronet. 
Sir  William  was  s.  by  his  grandson , 

It.  Sir  William  Rorbby,  of  Skiers,  aged  nine  in  i 
1669,  who  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  and  heir  of  Edward 
Darcy,  esq.  but  dying  s.  p.  in  April,  1G78,  was  s.  by 
his  undo, 

III.  Sir  WiLu>ucHBr  Rokrby,  of  Skiers,  at  whn^ 
decease  in  the  July  of  the  Kame  year,  the  Baronktcy 
became  bxtinct.  The  representation  of  the  family 
now  rests  in  LA.fcUAM  RoRBBT,esq.  of  Arthingworth. 

Ar.7is—Arg.  a  cher.  sa.  between  three  rooks  ppr. 


BAYNTUN-ROLT,  OF  SPYE  PAI 


Crbatxd 
0th  July,  1702.     ' 


ElTIB 

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ki 


Etneagf. 

Sidney,  in  his  Treatise  on  Go 
that,  in  antiquity  of  possesaioi! 
nobility  equal  the  family  of  Bayataa. 
curious  pedigree  preserred  in  the  M 
that,  in  the  time  of  Hbhrt  II.  the 
knights  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem.  Sir  Hcvy  1 
was  knight -marshal  to  the  king,  an  oAee  ef  1 
thority  in  those  days,  and  his  weceod  soa*  R 
knight  of  St.  John,  was  slain  ia  BreCafaB  i 
TTemp.  Hbnby  IV.  Sir  Henry  Bayatna  Cakii 
with  the  Earl  of  Northumberland,  was  bihai 
Berwick;  and  in  1471,  Sir  Robert  Bayataa 
against  the  king  at  Tewkesbury,  was  aade  yi 
and  attainted.  The  Bayntuas  were  loag  sa 
Falston,  in  Wiltshire ;  but  upon  the  denisBaf  1 
Beauchamp,  Lord  St.  Amand, 

John  BArNTL'N,eaq.  (son  of  the  attaiatodSir 
Bayntun),  who  was  his  coacin  aad  heir,  nm 
Bromham,  anciently  the  seat  of  the  Reeha 
John  Bayntun,  who  was  restoicd  ia  hlesd  If 
VII.  la.  Jane, daughter  of  Thomaa  I>iggca,eat.< 
ham,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue, 

EowAED,  his  heir. 

Richard. 

John. 

Thomas. 

Eleanor,  married  to  Richard  Hill,  esq.  of  1 

Dean. 
Elizabeth,  a  nun  at  Laycock. 
Margaret. 
Margery,  m.  to  Knighton,  of  Sussex. 

He  died  31st  October,  1A16,  was  buried  ia  BM 
Church,  and  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Edward  Baynti'm,  kat.  of 
high  in  favour  with  Hbnrt  VIII.  and 
berlain  to  three  of  hb  queens.  By  Xtai  Hoi 
Edward  was  deputed  to  use  his  pririlt  him 
with  Cardinal  Pole,  his  cousin,  to 
late  to  his  majesty's  riews,  but  all  Us 
prored  unarailing.  He  attended  his  royal  bhi 
his  expeditions  to  France,  and  is 
died  there.  He  m.  first,  Elisabeth, 
John  Sulliard,  knt.  chief  justice  of  the  i 
and  had  by  her 

Andrew,  who  m.  Philippa  Bralet,  sad  b 
only  daughter,  Anne,  wife  of  William  Ai 

Edw«rd  (Sir),  heir  to  his  fatiier. 

Anne,  m.  first,  to  Henry  Poole ;  and  scow 

Edward  Fabian. 

Bridget,  m.  to  Sir  James  Stamps,  of  Milt 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  William  SuVoot.  ^ 

Ursula,  m.  first,  to  Thoresby,  of  NoHba ;  t 

condly,  to  Erasmus  Spelmaa. 

Sir  Edward  nu  secondly,  Isabel,  sister  sf  Sa 

Alley,  of  Stockwell,  in  Surrey,  aad  iud  bj  Ibsi 

who  surHred  him,  two  soas  aad  a  daagltfer,  r 


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ROUSE,  OF  ROUSE  LENCH. 


Crkatid 
S3rd  July,  IMI. 


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EXTIMCT 

S9th  Dec.  1721. 


Etneage. 

The  family  of  Rouse  appears  to  have  been  established 
in  England  by  one  of  ^e  companions  in  arms  of  the 
CoNQUBRORt  and  the  name  of  its  patriarch  is  to  be 
found  on  the  roll  of  Battle  Abbey.  In  1641  a  Baron- 
■TCT  was  conferred  on 

I.  Thomas  Rousb,  esq.  of  Rouse  Lench,  in  Worces- 
tershire, son  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Rouse*  knt.  of  the 
same  place,  who  died  in  1045,  by  Esther,  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Temple,  of  Warwickshire. 
Sir  Thomas  m.  first,  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Fer- 
rers, of  Tamworth  Castle,  in  that  shire,  by  whom  he 
had  a  son, 

Edward,  his  heir. 

Hia  second  wife  was  Frances,  daughter  of  Oarid  Mur- 
ray, esq.  and  by  her  he  had 

Francis,  successor  to  his  half-brother. 
Thomas,  who  s.  as  fourth  baronet. 

Elizabeth,  d.  in  17S9. 

Sir  Thomas  married  a  third  time,  but  by  that  marriage 
had  no  issue.  He  died  26th  May,  1676,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  Edward  Rodsb,  of  Rouse  Lench,  who  mar- 
ried Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Lisle,  esq.  of  Mox- 
hull,  in  Warwickshire,  but  died  without  issue  5th 
NoTember,  1677,  when  he  was  succeeded  by  bis  half- 
brother, 

III.  Sir  Francis  Rousr,  of  Rouse  Lench.  who  m. 
Frances,  daughter  of  Thomas  Archer,  esq.  of  Umber- 
slade,  in  Warwickshire,  but  by  her  (who  wedded,  se- 
condly, John  Chaplin,  ei$q.  of  Tathwell,  in  Lincoln- 
shii-e,)  had  no  issue.  He  d.  3lBt  July,  1687,  and  was 
s.  by  his  brother, 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Rouse,  of  Rouse  Lench,  who  m. 
Anne,  daughter  of  Charles  Hooker,  esq.  and  had  two 
sons,  who  died  in  their  infancy.  Sir  Thomas  died 
himself  in  1721, aged  fifty-seren,  when  the  BARONETcr 
became  extinct,  and  his  estate  passed  to  his  only  sur- 
Tiring  sister, 

Elizabeth,  at  wliose  decease  unmarried  in  1729, 

Thomas  Phillips,  esq-  inherited,  and  assumed 
the  surname  of  Rolse  only.  He  served  as 
ahoriff  of  Worcestershire  in  1733,  and  died 
unmarried  in  1768,  bequeathing  his  property 
to 

Ch4ri.es- William  Boughton,  who  took 
the  name  of  Rol'sr.  His  son,  the  pre- 
sent proprietor  of  House  Lench,  is 

Sir  William-Edward  Rousk-Bouch- 
tun,  bart.  of  Lawford. 

^rms — Sa.  two  bars  engrailed  arg. 


RUDD,  OF  ABERGLASSNEY. 


Crratid 
8th  Dec  1628. 


ExTm 
ISCkJily, 


The  first  of  the  name  of  RuDD  vbo 
county  of  Carmarthen, 

Anthony  Ruod,  Bishop  of  St.  DaTid'a,f«ii(i 
good  estate  there,  and  erected  a  handaoBW  «M 
parish  of  Langathen,  which  be  callad  %\mj^ 
The  learned  prelate  was  of  the  ancieiit  foAy « 
of  Yorkshire ;  he  was  aome  time  feUov  «f  * 
College,  Cambridge,  and  was  adranoad  to  te 
St.  David's  in  1593.  He  m.  Anne  DalMa,  ■ 
two  sons, 

Anthony,  who  married,  hat  d,  «.  jp. 
Rice. 
The  bishop  d.  7th  March,  1014,  and  was  ialBii 
yault  in  the  church  of   LangmtfaeB.    Hit  «l 
Tiring  son  and  heir, 

I.  RicB  Rudd,  esq.  of  Aberglaaoiey,  in  Iko « 
of  Carmarthen,  was  created  a  Babohit  ftk  Deo 
16*28.  Sir  Rice  m.  first,  Jane,  daofhtor  of  n« 
Rice,  esq.  of  Richeston,  in  the  oonnty  of  Fm 
and  had  three  sons,  vis. 

Anthony,  who  m.  Judidi,  daughter  and  ad 
of  Thomas  Rudd,  esq.  of  Higbam  Ferran, 
county  of  Northampton,  and  dying  brin 
father,  left  a  son, 
Rice,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
Urian. 
Thomas,  whose  son, 

Anthony,  inherited  as  third  baroart. 

He  m.  secondly,  Elizabeth,  sister  of  Sir  Joka  km 
of  Llantrithyd,  but  by  that  lady  had  no  issac.  I 
in  May,  1664,  and  was  s.  by  hia  grandsoa, 

II.  Sir  Rice  Rcdd,  who  was  elected  kai^fti 
county  of  Carmarthen  in  1680,  and  oonciaatd  i 
preventative  until  his  decease  in  July,  Iftl*  B 
Dorothy,  sister  of  Sir  Francis  Corawallis,  Is 
Abermarles,  in  the  same  shire,  but  dying  «.  f>  w 
by  his  cousin, 

III.  Sir  Anthony  Rudd,  who  m.  first,  Ifafdi 
daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Jones,  knt.  of  Abenaarlni 
secoudly,  Beatrice,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Bariev,! 
of  Slebetch,  in  the  county  of  PembnAe,  aad  he 
her  mother,  Beatrice, elder  daughter  of  !>trJoiuiiJ 
bart.  of  Forrest,  in  Carmarthenshire.  By  the  fi 
he  had  no  issue ;  by  the  latter  (who  si.  seca 
Griflith  Lloyd,  esq.)  he  had  two  sons  and  a  dia|l 
viz. 

John,  his  heir. 
Anthony,  d.  ».  p. 

Anne,  m.  to  Richard  Gwynne,  esq.  of  TaBui 
Carmarthenahire. 

Sir  Anthony  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

IV.  Sir  John  Rudd,  who  died  isnaekas  ISA  ^ 
1730,  when  the  BARONKTrr  xxriaao. 

Arms— Ax,  a  chevron  ena.  between  three  kOi 

4M 


RUD 


RU8 


RUDSTON,  OP  HAYTON. 


rso 
.  IMS. 


Extinct 


Einragr. 

IN  Rt'DfTON,  knt.  lord  of  the  manor  of  Hay- 

I  CMt  riding  of  the  county  of  York,  liring 

■  ^,  left  a  wm  and  tacccwior, 

I  RvtMrroN ,  of  Hayton,  who  married  Otwyn, 

if  Stephen  Shallrroa,  and  was  s.  by  his  son. 

OMTON,  of  Hayton,  who  m.  a  daughter  of 

rUherforoe,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

r  RooaruNt  of  Hayton,  from  whom  we  pass 

tal  descendant  towardjt  the  close  of  the  fif- 

»t«ry, 

«r  RoMTON,  esq.  of  Hayton,  who  married  a 

4  Thomas  Studham,  esq.  of  Pocklington,  and 

BK.  his  heir. 

Sir),  lord  mayor  of  London  in  15tt,  who  left 

D  and  heir, 

okert  Rndston,  who  purchased  from  Sir 
Tbooias  Wyatt  the  manor  of  Roughton 
M OBchensie,  in  Kent.  His  second  sou  and 
•▼antaal  heir, 

BelaapRudston.of  Bougfaton  Moncliennie, 
dying  *.  p,  deTised  hiji  estate,  by  will 
dated  in  1613,  to  Sir  Francis  Bamham, 
knt.  and  it  u  now  in  the  possession  of 
that  gentlemao's  representative, 
Tmoiias  KroKa,  esq.  of  Houghton. 

m.  to  William   Wcnsley.  esq.  of  Brians 


Ri'DtTON,  esq.  was  great>gnind father  of 
.  RrMTUN,esq.  who  inhrrited  Hayton  at  the 

b»  fedwr  in  I6lri.  He  m.  Frauces.  duogh- 
iTBHidake  Constsble,  «*«q.  and  si4itrr  of  Sir 
i9  Constable,  hart,  of  Kvrringham,  by  whom 
tth  other  issue, 

I,  his  heir. 


niamf  who  «•.  H*^ter,  Haughter  of  Francis 
ftvile,  esq,  of  Bantesley,  and  left  a  daugh* 
r, 

Uivrxa,  who  m.   William    Calvrrley,  esq. 
aad  had  a  son, 

CwsaLKs  C'ai.trrlbt,  who  m.  Catherine 
Mttchrll,  and  left  a  son, 

WiLLuw    CALvaaLKY,   whose   son 
and  hrir, 
Rt'DSToM  CAi.TBai.ir,  inherited 
eventually    the    Rudstou    es- 
Utes. 


t  MSI  a»d  heir, 

riB  Ri'orroN,  esq.  of  Hayton.  in  the  county 
raa  cmted  a  BsRO!«ii  by  Aing  CHAaLU  1. 
01,  IMS,  and  had  the  honour  of  entertainiuK 
y  at  Hayton  on  th«  king's  march  to  demand 
mim  af  UnU  from  Sir  John  Hutham.  the 
tmj  fn«ral.    Sir  Walter  adhering  to  the 


fortnnes  of  his  royal  master,  an Ared  conftscation  and 
otiier  peraecutions.  Ham.  Margaret,  dan^ter  of  Sir 
Thomas  Dawney,  hart,  of  Cowick,  through  whoae 
exertions  the  property  was  restored  at  last  to  his  son, 
and  had  issue, 

Thovas,  his  heir. 
Walter. 
Faith. 
Barbara. 
Margaret. 
EUsabeth. 
He  died  about  10S5,  and  was  i.  by  his  elder  son, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  Rudston,  baptised  8th  August,  1630, 
m.  Katherine,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  George  Moun- 
tayne,  esq.  of  Westow,  in  Yorkshire,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 
Walter,  d.  s.  p. 

Elisabbth,  heir  to  her  elder  brother. 
He  died  about  the  year  IMS,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder 
son, 

III.  Sir  Thom«s  Rt>D8T0!«,  at  whose  decease  the 
B4RONrrcr  became  kxtinct,  and  the  estates  derolyed 
upon  his  sister, 

Eluabxtu  Rudstdn,  of  Hayton,  who  m.  Henry 

Cutler,  esq.  eldest  son  of  Sir  Gerrais  Cutler, 

knt.  of  Stainborongh  Hall   (now   Wentworth 

Castle),  in  the  West  Riding,  but  had  no  issue. 

Mrs.  Cutler  sunrired  her  husband,  and  at  her 

decease  devised  her  property  at  Hayton  and 

elsewhere  to  her  cousin  and  heir  general, 

RuDSTOJf  Calvkblet,  esq.  who  assumed,  in 

consequence,   the    surname    and   arms   of 

RuDSTON.     He  m.  in  1761,  Anne,  daughter 

of  William  Stockdale,  esq.  and  dying  in  1800, 

was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 

The  Rer.  Thomas  Cutler  Rudston-Read, 

now  of  Hayton.  (Refer  to  Buhkb's  Com- 

wtonerst  vol.  iv.  p.  302.) 

•dmu— Arg.  three  bulls'  heads  erased. 


RUS.SELL,  OF  CHIPPENHAM. 


Crbatrd 
19th  Jan.  I02S^. 


Extinct 
SSth  April,  1801. 


Einragr. 

The  first  member  of  this  family  recorded  is 
Thomas  RussBU.,  of  Yaverland,  in  the  Isle  of  Wight, 
who  held  the  manors  and  advowsons  of  Yaverland 
and  Wathe,  the  manor  of  Rouburgli,  in  the  Isle  of 
Wight,  and  Cttrinbroke  Castle,  in  capites  and  died  10 
HK««Rr  VI. 

I.  Sir  Wilmaw  Rcssbll,  knt.  of  Chippenham,  in 
the  county  of  Cambridgf  (son  of  William  Russell,  esq. 
of  Surrey,  and  grandson  of  .Maurice  Russell, of  \  aver- 
land>,  having  been  many  years  treasurer  of  the  navy, 
was  created  a  Babunlt  by  Kimg  Charlis  I.  iIKh  Ja- 
nuary, \era^9.  Sir  William  m.  first,  Klisabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Francis  Cherry,  knt.  but  by  that  lady  had 
no  issue.  He  wedded,  secondly,  ElisabeA,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Cvvrard.  esq.  of  Bnmell,  in  CambriilgaihirB, 
and  had  aercn  sons  and  three  daaifhten,  tIs. 

4U 


BUS 


RUS 


1.  Francis,  his  heir. 

11.  William  (Sir),  some  time  of  St.  Edmund's  Bury, 
commonly  called  the  black  Sir  William,  and 
styled  the  cream  of  the  Rnasells,  on  account 
of  his  loyalty.  He  m.  Anne  Bendish,  an 
heiress,  but  left  no  issue. 

III.  Gerard,  of  Pordham,  in  Suffolk,  m.  first.  Mary, 

daughter  of  —  Cherry,  esq.  of  Surrey,  and 
had  three  sons ;  Gerard  and  John,  the  two 
younger,  died  issueless ;  the  eldest, 
William,  of  Pordham,  m.  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Hknry  Cromwell,  son  of  the  Pro- 
tector, and  had,  with  other  issue, 

Francis,  baptized  at  Pordham  Abbey 
IPth  January,  1G91,  and  buried  in  the 
city  of  London.    He  married,  and  left 
to  sorrire  childhood, 
Thomas,  a  military  officer,  b.  S7th 
Pebruary,  1724.  who  had  two  chil- 
dren, a  son  and  daughter,  ris. 
William    Ri;ssell,   who  died 
abroad.     This   gentleman,   if 
he  had  surrired  Sir  George 
Russell,  bart.  of  Chippenham, 
would  hare  succeeded  to  that 
ancient  title. 
Rebecca  Rcssell,  who  m.  first, 
James  Harley,  esq.  but  by  that 
gentleman  had  no  issue.   She 
m.  secondly,  William  Dyer, 
esq.  of  Ilford,   a  magistrate 
and  deputy-lieutenant  for  the 
county  of  Essex,  and  by  him 
(who  d.  1 7th  January,  1824.) 
left  at  her  decease  17th  Ja- 
nuary, 1833,  three  sons  and 
two  daughters,  vis. 

William-Anurew  DTRR,of 

Hnrley  Street,  London. 
Charles  -  Adams    Dyer,    of 

("anewdon  Hall,  Essex. 
Thomas  John  Dyer,  of  the 
Hon.    Fast    India    Com- 
pany's service. 
Mary-Eliza  Dyer. 
liOuisa  Dyer. 
Mr.  Gerard  Russell  m.  secondly,  a  daughter 
of  —  Lloyd,  esq.  and  by  her  had  one  daugh- 
ter, 

Mabell,  m.  to  Richard  Russell,  esq. 

IV.  Edward,  buried  at  Chippenham  lOth  July,  IG47. 
V.  Robert,  buried  at  Chippenham  17th  February, 

1640. 
▼I.  John,  baptized  31st  January,  16*23,  and  died  an 

infant. 
VII.  John,  baptized  29tli  November,  1624,  d.  jr.  p. 

1.  Flizabetb,  sn.  first,  to  Edward  Lewknor,  esq.  of 
Deuham.  in  Suffolk,  and  had  a  daughter, 
Mary  Lewknor,  m.  to  Horatio,  first  Viscount 
Townshend. 
Mrs.  Lewknor  having  survived  her  first  hus- 
band, wedded,  secondly,  John  Gaudeii,  D.D. 
afterwards  Bishop  of  VVorcester. 
II.  Anne,  m,  to  John  Bodvile.of  Bodvile  Castle,  in 
Carnarvonshire,  and  had  a  daughter, 
Sarah  Bodvile,  m.  to  John,  Viscount  Bod- 
myn,  son  of  the  Earl  of  Radnor.     The 
viscount  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father. 


his  widow 
of  an  eaii'a  wife. 
HI.  Sarah,  M.  to  Sir  Tb<mMCkkUey,1 
pole,  in  CamVridcMhire. 

Sir  WiUUm  m.  thirdly,  EUabeCh,  dMft 
heir  of  Michael  Smallpage,  font,  of  Chii 
relict  of  John  Wheatly,  esq.  of  Catnfteli 
by  this  lady  he  had  two  otiier  woam,  name 

vtii.  William,  baptized  7th  December, 
young. 
IX.  William  (Sir),  of  Langhemo,  in  ( 
shire,  created  a  BAROKsr  in  IMt. 
sell  op  Lanohernx.) 

He  was  s,  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Francis  Russell,  who  as.  at  C 
I9th  September,  1631,  Catherine,  danghtn 
John  Wheatley,  esq.  of  CatcvfioM,  hy  Din 
page  (which  Elisabeth,  as  stated  akore, 
her  second  husband  Sir  William  Rnasdl 
lady  he  had  issue, 

I.  John,  his  successor. 

II.  Robert,  b.  2Ist  October,  1644,  of  Mi 

Suffolk,  SI.  the  daughter  and  eo4 

mas  Soame,  esq.  of  Thmrlow,  a  ca; 

in  the  service  of  King  CBaaun  I, 

III.  Gerard,  6.  2nd  January,  1645,  a 

merchant,  st.  Miss  Yonluer,  of  Ha 
IT.  Killephet,  b.  in  1647,  d.  in  1606. 
V.  KiUephet,  b.  11th  March.  169S,lift 

Francis,  who  d.  an  infimt. 
Ti.  Edward,  baptized  at  Chippenham  K 
1654. 

1.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  HsMar  Cromwilu 
of  Ireland,  younger  son  of  Use  Pm 
had  issue, 

Oliver  Cromwell,  liis  heir,  4. 

Henry  Cromwell,  of  Sptancy 
cestor  of  the  CromweUs  of  Cbet 
(See  Burer's  Comm»n€rs,nA 

Elizabeth  Cromwell,  as.  to  W 
sell,  esq.  of  Pordham. 
II.  Sarah,  d.  an  infant  in  163T. 

III.  Sarah,  baptized  24th  August,  1630; 

—  Reynolds,  esq.  of  Cambridgeshii 
condly,  to  Henry.  Earl  of  Thonooi 

IV.  Catharine,  baptised  23rd   Decealer 

—  Sheers,  of  Hertfordshire. 

V.  Frances,  baptized  I8th  November,  I 
John  Hagar,  esq.  of  Bourn,  ia  C 
shire. 
VI.  Anne,  m.  to  Henry  rnderwood,  cs|. 
sey,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely. 

Sir  Francis  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  cli 
III.  Sir  John  Russell,  baptised  at  Chipp 
October,  IG-IO;  m.  Elizabeth,  daui^ter  ( 
Cromwell,  and  widow  of  Robert  Rich,  c 
Robert,  third  Earl  of  Warwick,  and  bad  im 

I.  William,  his  heir. 
11.  Rich,  captain  in  King  William*!  G 
Mabell,  daughter  of  Gerard  Rassi 
Fordhom,  and  d.  x.  p. 
III.  John,  b.  14th  October.  1670,  goverat 
William.  Bengal ;  at.  first.  Rebecca 
Sir  Charles  Eyre,  of  Kew;   and 
Johanna,  widow  of  Colonel  Rivett 
latter  he  had  one  daughter,  who  dii 


*  By  this  marriage  the  estate  of  Checkers  came  into 
the  family.  The  lady  was  danghter  and  heir  of  Serjeant 
Thurbane  by  his  second  wife,  the  sister  of  Lord  Cutu 
The  Serjeant's  first  wife,  with  whom  he  acquired  the 


estate,  but  by  whom  he  had  no  issue,  was  oac  ( 
daughters   and   co-beiresses   of  Sir  Robm 
Checkers,  to  whom  it  descended,  tbrosgk  the 
from  Sir  Ralph  de  Checkers. 

456 


RUS 


RUS 


by  tba  former  h«  left  at  hii  dcecaM,  Mb  De- 
oembrr,  1735,  a  mh  and  three  daofbterap  vis. 
Cbarlee,  aa  ofloer  of  rank  in  the  army,*  m. 
in  17S7,  Mary-Johanna-Cutttf,  daughter  of 
the  aforesaid  Colonel   Rivett,  and  had 
iaaoe, 
J  OHM,  who  inherited  aa  eighth  baronet; 
M *aT,  bedchamber-  woman  to  the  Prim- 
erst  Am  SUA,  d.  onm. 
Prances,  bedchamber-woman  to  H.R.H.  the 
PrinctMt  Amklu,  m.  to  John  Rirett,  esq. 
of  Checkers,  and  d,  s.  p. 
Mary.  m.  to  —  Holmes,  esq.  and  d.  *,  p. 
EuBABETR,  «•.  to  Samnrl  Greenhill,  esq. 
of  Swincombe,  in  the  county  of  Oxford, 
and  bad  a  son, 
JuBN-RutaRLL   Grkimbill,    LL.D.   of 
whom  hereafter. 
Christian,  buried  at  Chippenham  98tb  August, 


ELi;e«BrrH,   m.   to  Sia   Thow^s  Fr4nki.4ND, 
bait  of  TlairkHby,  in  the  county  of  York,  and 
was  great-grpaugnindmother  of  the  preitent 
Ilia  Roaiar  FaANKLANu  KL'Skai.L,  bart.  of 
Thirfcelby. 

ha  waa  «.  by  bis  eldcitt  son, 

Urn  William  Risscll,  who  m.  Miss  Core,  of 

I*  and  had  two  sons  and  a  daughter,  nawel} , 

ILUAM,  his  hfir. 

AMCiSf  successor  to  his  brother. 

hry,  d.  unm.  in  Drc«niber,  1735. 

illinai  bating  spent  the  reiuaindi'r  of  a  con- 
ile  fortune  in  raising  tniops  at  thi*  Revolution, 
0  estate  at  Chippenham,  und  dying  in  Septum 
0f,  was  J.  by  his  elder  son, 
IS  WiLUAH  RtssKLL,  who  died  in  Ireland  s.  p. 
ft  I7M,  and  was  m.  by  liis  brotlier, 
\tm  Fbancis  Rt'SkSLL,  one  of  the  council  at  Fort 
■•  ia  Bengal,  who  m.  in  1725,  Miss  Gee,  and 
by  liis  only  son. 

Bib  WiLLMH  Kissbll,  lieutenant  in  the  1st 
at  ot  Foot  Gunrils,  who  d.  unmarried  in  1735, 
■■  M.  by  his  kinsman  (refer  to  John,  third  son 
Iktrd  baronet;. 

Bin  John  Russbll,  of  Checkers,  in  the  county 
ha,  b.  3lsC  Ortober,  1741.  This  gentleman  was 
lat  of  Christ  (  hurch,  Oxford,  and  barrister-at- 
Be  m.  Catherine,  daughter  of  General  (reorge 
,  aacund  soti  of  Viacount  Falkland,  and  had  two 

flu,  bis  snccrsiior. 
MBflS,  beir  to  bit  brrither. 

ha  d.  ia  1783.  and  was  s.  by  bin  eMrr  son, 

iia  Joan   KrssBi.t.,  who  d.  unmarried  in  1102, 

aa  J.  by  his  brother, 

lis  Gsnaog   Ri'mbm.,  who  dird  witbout  issue 

kftil,  IWM.  when  the  BAauwLTCY  txriRKU,  and 

Me  of  Cascgcaas  devolved  upon  his  aunt, 

SBT  Ri'SsiLL.  bedrhamber-woman  to  H.  R.  H. 
ribe  PrimefM  Am  km  a,  at  whose  decease  unmar- 

tba  property  of  the  Rus»ells  passed  to  h«  r 

ia, 
Taa  Rav.  JohN'Rlssill  Greinrill.  LL.D. 

(Refer  to  Rl-sscll  or  CUKcgfutft  Cuirt.) 

BAaomrrcT  or  CHiPrr.*(HAM  mould  have 

at  tbe  decease  of  Sir  George  Russell,  upon 

Abbey  branch,  which  descended  from 

rll,  of  Fordham,  the  third  son  of  Sir 


William,  tiie  ftrat  baronet,  if  a  male  beir  of  that  line 
had  then  appeared;  but  William  Rvsskll,  of  Ford> 
ham,  the  last  male,  who  was  residing  abroad,  died 
is.<tueleas ;  whether  before  or  after  Sir  Gaoirge  is  not 
ascertained.     His  only  sister, 

RaaiccA  Rcssbll.  married,  as  stated  abore,  for 
her  second  husband,  William  Dyer,  esq.  of  II- 
ford,  in  Essex,  and  left,  with  odier  issue,  a  soa 
and  heir, 
W  iLU  A  m-Andrbw  DTBa,eaq.  of  Harley  Street, 
in  the  county  of  Middlesex,  who  now  repre- 
sents the  Fordham  branch,  and  through 
that  the  Baronets  of  Chippenham. 

.4rm^— Arg.  a  lion  rampant  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three 
roaes  of  the  first. 


RUSSELL,  OF  LANCHERNE. 

Crbatbu  8th  Nov.  1600.— Extinct  about  HH. 

Etnragr. 

I.  Sir  Wili  iam  Ri'SSEi.l,  knt.  of  Langheme,in  the 
county  of  Carmarthen,  youngest  son  of  Sir  William 
Russell,  bart.  of  Chippenham,  was  created  a  BARONrr 
8th  November,  lOtiO,  and  was  commonly  called  the 
white  Sir  William.  He  m.  Heather,  daughter  of  Sir 
Thomas  Rouse,  bart.  of  Rouse  Lench,  and  had  an  only 
daughter,  his  heir. 

Mary  Ri'ssrll,  m.  first, to  Hugh-Calverley  Cotton, 

esq.  elder  son  of  Sir  Robert  Cotton,  bart.  of 

Comberroere,  by  whom  (who  died  before  hia 

father)  she  had  an  only  child, 

Cathbrinb  Cotton,  m.  to  Thomas  Lewaa,  eeq. 

of  St.  Fierre. 

Mrs.  Cotton  im.  secondly.  Lord  Arthur  Somerset, 
son  of  the  Duke  of  Beaufort. 

Sir  William  d.  about  the  year  1714,  when  the  Barok- 
rrcY  exriRLO. 

ilraj— As  Rl'ssbll  op  CaiprBNiiAV. 


RUSSELL,  OF  CHECQUERS  COURT. 

Crb^tbd  15th  Sept.  1831.— Extinct  in  1(*37. 

linragr. 

Tub  Rbt.  Samlbl  GaRENHii.L.  of  Swincombe,  in 
the  county  of  Oxford,  m.  Elisabeth,  youngest  daugh* 
ter  of  John  Russell,  esq.  governor  of  Fort  William. 
Bengal,  youngest  son  of  Sir  John  Runsell,  third  bitrt. 
of  Chippenham,  and  left  a  aon  and  heir, 

John  •  Russr.LL  Grbb.'«(HILL.  LL.D.  of  Cotisford 
House,  in  the  county  of  Oxford,  who.  on  the  decease 
of  his  cousin.  Mart  Rissbll  fsee  Rissbll  or  Chip- 
penham), inherited  the  estate  of  Checkers  or  Chec- 
quers,  in  the  county  of  Bucks.  He  la.  Elisabeth,  only 
child  of  M.  Noble,  esq.  of  the  county  of  Durham,  and 
had  an  only  son, 

1.  Rosbrt  Greenhili.,  esq.  of  Checquers  Court,  in 
Buckinghamshire,  who  sMumed,  by  sign  manual,  ia 
1H15.  the  surname  and  arms  of  Russell,  and  was 
crtated  a  Baronbt  15th  September,  1831.  Sir  Robert 
Greenhill-Russell  was  bred  to  the  bar.  and  repre- 
sented the  borough  of  Thirsk  for  some  time  in  parlia- 
ment.    He  died  unmarried  in  1837.  when  the  Baro- 


e  was  app«.ioled  a  msjor  In  the  2nd  rrciment  of  Foot  Guarrt*.  with  the  rank  of  colonel,  in  1745:   aad 
.  of  the  Jllh  Foot  in  17.*, i.     He  r(«miiuiMlcd  (lie  i,t  battalioo  of  Fo^t  Guards  at  the  b4ttlc  t4  Fonlenvy. 

3  N  437 


nus 


BUS 


KETCY  ixpiBBO,  and  the  eiute  devolTed,  under  hit 
wHIp  upon  him  kinanwn, 

Sir  Hobkrt  PRAitKLAND,  bert.  of  Thirkelby,  who 
haH  Mince  aMomed  the  additional  name  of  Rus- 

IBLU* 

^rMi— As  Russell  op  Ciiippexhax. 


RUSSELL,  OF  STRENSHAM. 


Created 
inh  Mar.  18S6-7. 


H^rt  Sr-  Hi* 


Extinct 
21th  Jan.  1705. 


Einrage. 


*■. 


The  RuMells  of  Strensham,  in  Worcestershire,  esta- 
blished in  England  at  the  Conquest,  were  possessed 
of  Strensham  so  far  back  as  the  close  of  the  thirteenth 
century,  for  at  that  period,  Sir  James  Russell,  lord 
of  Strensham,  presented  to  the  living  ;  a  date  which 
ap  «es  with  the  inscription  on  the  monument  of  Sir 
F  .tncis  Russell,  buried  in  1705,  which  states  that  the 
Ruaaells  had  flourished  in  Strensham  about  -100  years. 
By  the  marriage  of  Sir  William  Russell,  knt.  with 
Agnes,  danghter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Hodington, 
the  Russells  inherited  half  the  lands  of  Cassey  and 
Cookesey.    In  the  citil  war, 

I.  Sir  William  Ruskrll,!  of  Strensham  (who  was 
created  a  Haronet  in  \02a-7),  acted  a  conspicuous  purt 
in  support  of  the  royal  cause,  and  devoted  a  consider^ 
able  portion  of  his  fortune  to  the  service  of  the  king  ; 
yet,  notwithstanding  that  diminution,  his  estate  wad 
valued  at  £3000  a-ycar  when  the  order  of  the  Royal 
Oak  was  projected.  **  In  the  propositions  (we  quot<> 
Dr.  Narih's  Worcestcrshiro)  offi'rtfd  by  Mr.  Henry 
Washington,  governor  of  Worcester,  for  the  surrender 
of  that  town  to  Mr.  Edward  Whalley,  conimnnder  uf 
the  parliament  forre5.  wlio  lay  ut  Mr.  Fleet's,  of 
Hollow,  in  the  year  ir>-ir>,  the  thirty-first  article  was, 
that  tlie  Hevcral  garriMins  of  Worcester,  KvefihiiTji, 
Strensham,  Hartlebury,  and  Madn-f<fiel<l,  should  be 
0".  .'t  Al  ^*«'^'  fliHgarriKOiieJ,  and  the  UiKhop  of  Worcester,  Sir  Wil- 
liam KuMsell,  and  Coluuel  Lygon,  be  restored  to  the 


Octroi. 


CA- 


poaieiaina  of  their  hooa»  and  iitilw     Im  Ike  voir 
negotiated  aoon  after  ooneenaff  the  mniimiwt  «f 
Worceeter  between  Mr.  WMUaftw  «*i  M^-Gcas- 
ral  Raynesboroogh.  it  was  Iniiattd  upan  Vy  iht  Uav 
that  Sir  William  RuseeU  shoald  be  eaeaiplid  frn 
the  benefit  of  the  treaty.    Thla  cauaed  a  loog  drtiy: 
Sir  William  was  mocfa  pressed  to  eacape  in  diagii«. 
which  he  refused,  afying  he  would  willing  K^ 
render  himself  for  the  public  good,  he  had  hat  i  iifr 
to  lose,  and  it  could  not  be  better  apent.    Tpoa  hii 
resolute  refosal  to  escape  or  atop  the  treaty  say  iN^tr, 
the  noblemen  and   gentlemen,  thinking  thfawhv 
bound  in  honour,  signed  a  letter  to  Sir  Thona*  Far 
fax.  desiring  that  Sir  William  Russell  miiht  hsfc  Af 
benefit  of  the  treaty,  and  that  he  could  nsc  ky  *} 
other  means  so  much  oblige  the  county.    Sir  ThoMi 
replied  that  Sir  William  Rnsaell  should  beasrdtfi 
gentleman  and  be  prisoner  to  M.'»jor-GeneTil  Bijs»  . 
borough.     He  afterwards  compounded  miih  As  pa»  • 
liament  committee  for  £1800  and  £50  arjear  HOy 
upon  his  estate." 

Sir  William  m.  Frances,  daughter  of  Sir  Tbiaa 
Reade,  of  Barton,  in  Berkshire,  and  bad,  ri«b  «*■ 
issue, 

Francis,  his  heir. 

Mary,  «.  first,  to  Wingfield,  Kari  of  lrl||Mi 
and  secondly,  to  Charles  Cotton,  the  pscL 

Sir  William  d.  in  1060.  and  was  buried  at 
with  this  inscription,  •*  Corpus  Guliebui  Ra««n ' 
netti  nianerii  de  Strensham  dom.  hie  in  ipe  4^ 
Vir  fuit  ingenio  natalihus  suis  digno,  (icnf|*  *^ 
regem  temporibus  iniquissimis  fide,  nee  capitis  F'"' 
culo  nee  magna  rei  familiaris  jartnra  onqa^  e» 
cussus."  Sir  William  was  i.  by  his  son,  7j>.  > 
II.  Sir  Fbancis  Rimell,  of  Strmshsai.  was  ■» 
Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Rowland  Lytton,  knt  sf  Ka* 
worth,  in   Herts,  and  had  three  ^aughten.  hia  •► 

heirs,         r:  .-i :  -        .        - .  -  bu. 

Anne,  m.  first,  to  Sir  Harr^-  Every,  bait  sf  I^i 

gington,  ill    Derby iJiin* :  !««s-ondly,  to  Kicb*l 

Lygon,  esq.  of  Beauchninp's  ("nurt,  \k  or»««B^ 

shire;  and  thirdly,  to  Sir  John  t'.ui-.  ^utrf 

Uendi-onibe,  in  (ilourestershirf;- bat  rf-  '■  h 

22nd  February,  17.T4. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Jones,  emj.  of  Shmpshire- 

Elizabeth,  lady  of  the  manor  of  Stren«ba».wta 

m.   William   Dansoy,  esq.   of   Brinwp,  in  ill 

rounty  of  Herclofd,  and  had  a  daiu;ht«T.   ^'i 

Cathkrixi:    Dansky.  lady  of  th^  miaw  * 

Strenshmn,  who  wi.  Julin  Ra»enhill.'*4  ' 

the  county  of  Hereford,  and  had  aa  «a^ 

daughter  and  heir. 


isi.     i'  ^'' 

■v    a   .' 


«  EiJEABETii  ItussRU^  vouH^est  daughter  of  Sir  John  Ku^(M>ll,  tliini  barl.  «»i  rhi|»i>t;nham,  ni^ntrd  Sir 
Franklaiiil,  bart.  «»r  Thiikrlby.  in  the  eoiinty  of  York,  and  was  grt-at-ureat  Eramlinuthrr  uf  Sir  Ki'l»rt  FraakUs 
the  devisee  of  Sir  Knhi-rt  (Jrecnhi'I  Uu!>^ell,  whose  grandmother,  Elizabeth  Ru>stll,  (Uui;hler  i4  (M>>«riii'i'  Ra«^ 
was  niece  of  tlie  said  Kli/abtth. 

\  Sir  John  RuMell.  knt.  of  Strensham,  M>n  of  Roliertz^ExUth,  daughter  of  Sir  Tlu>inai>  l-mptuo.dird  MhUctik 
Ilii.4Md1,  sind  lepri-.MMitaiivc  of  the  family  at  the  |       1502.    (irj.,*  ^{    . /,-    _    , 
middle  of  the  hi \lei-ntli  century,  died  15th  Aii<;n&t,  I 
1550. 


Sir  Thomas  Rnssell,  knt.  15fiI)=7^France.«,  danRhter  and  heir 


married  iiecoiidly,  Marf;aret, 
danghter  of  William  Lygun, 
esq. 


of  Sir  Rogei  Choinley. 


Sii  John  Kii«!tell,  trmp.  KLiZAnirrH^pF.lizabeth,  daiiehterof  Ralph  Shelilnn. 

I '  .  , 

Sir  Thomas  Rll^.••(•ll,  knt.  died  Iftn^pRli/ahHli,  dani^ter  of  Sir  William  Sprnrer.       ^r.    «:  > 

I , 


Sii  William  KnbK>ll. 
first  baronet. 


Eli/.abefh,  tn.  to  John 
Homy  buhl,  enq.  of 
Blakeinore  Park. 


Mari(arel,  m.  to  Ji^hn 
Winter,  eft4|.t»r  Ho- 
fiington. 


Anm*.  ia.  ti>Jt4a 
Cmwlr. 


4M 


SAB 


SAD 


Fiances  Ravinrii.l,  who  m.  first,  Rich-  | 
■rd  Niuh,  D.D.  of  Clerkenleap.  in  Wor-  : 
c«vter«hire;   snd  secondly,  to  Charles 
Trubshaw   Witheis,    esq.  of   Sansom- 
fielda,  n«ar  Worcester. 

ris  Rnasrll  died  Mth  Janiiary,  1705,  aged 
It,  wiurn  the  Baronitcy  became  ixtinct, 
honed  on  the  ted  Febniary  following  at 
B,  under  a  large  marble  monument,  with 
•  of  a  widow  weeping  over  her  huiiband,  and 
iption  :  '•  M.  8.  Francisci  RuMiell,  baronetti, 
i  ni^^jonnn  stirpe  oriuudi.  qui  per  400  plus 
iBoa  ampIiMimamm  in  bac  yicinia  ditionum  . 
domiuos  erat,  quas  ipse  ornavit,  et  in  mrlins 
,  iBKenio  felicissimo  prop«>nsissimuque  omni* 
Eieieudi  roluntatis  nominis  et  patria;  decos 
aa.it  Annam.filiam  Rowlandi  Lytton,  militis, 
Aorth.  in  agru  Hertfordiensi,  cum  qua  per 
Titam  ept,  aflVctu  mortuo  et  ver^  conju^li, 
Tstam.  Hire  autem,  legrc  jam  superstes, 
•timo  monnmentum  hoc  extrui  Toluit ;  suas 
n  ejos  exuviiM  hie  rcponi  ciipiens,  plena  Tide 
•tjr  mum-rtionitf  obtincndte.  Rx  ilia  tres 
llias,  quat  kupemtiteii  reliifuit,  Annam,  Ma- 
KILcabptbam.  Ifae  mortem  obiit.  M  Jan. 
<,  at.  Mw  M." 

inci«>  eiitati-ii  m'tre  rqiially  divided  between 
daughters.  Two  »h»reH  were  noon  re-united 
rath  of  one  of  the  si»ti>rH ;  tin*  third,  after 
inniRh  different  proprirtorii,  waA  purchaMd 
'  Dr.Treadwuy  N.inli,  bnithvr  of  Dr.  Kichard 
•o  ac(|uirrd  tlif  other  two  portiiins  in  nMir- 
b  Frances  Raveiihill,  lady  of  the  manor  of 


•"^y  r 


-  ~  ^   ^ 


Arg.  a  cbeTruu  between  three  cros»  crossletit 


SADLEIR,  OF  TEMPLE  DINSLEY. 


iAIUNK,  OK  ION   HOISE. 


KXTINCT 

in  1705. 


Irincagr. 

I  S«B1MK,  raf|.  t'Mi  Ht  iM>n*  of  John  Sabine, 
i*atrirlkiihniimr.  m  Ki  iil.  who  died  in  Ul'M, 
l»e  rjuly  daughter  »w\  h<*ir  of  Williatn  Al- 
ii. I'wiin  had  pun:buiM>(1  Ion  |{oum>,  in  the 
I  pprr  (*ravi>ii>iiir«t,  K«•dfo^ll^hi^**,  fmni  Wil- 
ts rra<l,  r<H|.  in  Iii3!*.)  Hnd  b<-inj  deMTibed  of 
e.  «4«  rrrated  a  lUnn.sn  in  li>7l.  H«>  died 
«ith<int  iwiie  m  I7n.'i.  %ibcn  tin-  title  becuuur 
Th*-  evt.ite  at  (fruvriiliiirAt  lie  h.-id  luild  to 
(linde,  '•m\.  from  uhoiie  laniily  tlii:  l)uLe  of 
gfat  it  in  I7i4. 

Ar.*.   an   eM-alt- ;    «.i.  on  h  rhii  f  of  the  l.i»t, 
ft*  pi  I  reed  of  th>-  fir.-t. 


Crkatkd 
3rd  Dec.  ItiOI. 


F.XTINCT 

in  1700. 


I.  A 


II. 


lineage. 

Sm  Ralph  Saulbis,  knt.  the  distinguished  states- 
man of  Hkney  tkr  Eighth's,  of  Edwaeu  the  Sixth's, 
und  Queen  F.LiaAsn-H'»  reign,  m,  Margaret  Mitchell, 
a  laundress  in  the  family  of  his  first  patron,  the  Earl 
of  Essex,  and  had  several  children ;  but  it  being  dis- 
covered that  Margaret's  former  husband,  Matthew 
Rarre^  was  alire,  although  supposed  to  hare  died 
abroad,  the  issue  of  Sir  Ralph  and  Margaret  were 
obliged  to  be  legitimised  by  act  of  parliament.  Those 
children  were 

I.  Thomas  (Sir),  of  SUndon,  sheriff  of  Hertford- 
shire S9  and  37  Euiabith.    (See  Bur&b's 
f 'ofNiMOfteri,  Tol.  ii.  p.  Ml.) 
II.  Edward. 
III.  Henry,  of  Everley.  in  the  county  of  WOta. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  George  Horsey,  knt.  of  Diggs- 

well,  in  Hertfordshire. 
Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Bowles,  esq.  of  Wallington, 

in  the  iiame  county. 

III.  Jane,  m.  to  Edward  Bashe,  esq.  of  Stanstcd- 

bury,  also  in  Hertfordshire. 

IV.  Dorothy,  m.  to  Edward  Elrington,  esq.  of  Bor- 

stal!,  in  Essex. 

Sir  Ralph  Sadleir  was  of  the  privy  cimncil  more  than 
forty  years,  and  during  the  greater  part  of  that  time 
one  of  the  knights  of  the  shire  for  the  county  of  Hert- 
fonl.  He  died  at  SUndon  30th  March,  IS47,  in  the 
<  ii;litieth  year  of  his  age,  leaving  behind  him  twenty* 
two  mjinors,  several  parsonages,  and  other  great 
estates  in  the  counties  of  Hertford,  Ciloucester,  War- 
wick, Buckingham,  and  Worcester;  of  which,  he  had 
settled  the  manor  of  Temple  Dinslvy,  in  Herts,  upon 
hi^f  second  son, 

r.uwAaii  S^iu.RiR,  esq.  who  jvt.  Anne,  daughter  and 
coheir  of  Sir  Richard  Leigh,  knt.  of  SopweU,t  near 
St.  Albans,  und  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father, 
16  Ki.i^AShTii,  left  issue, 

|jri«:ii,  his  heir. 

Richard,  who  inherited  Sopmell,  m.  Joyce, daugh- 
ter of  Robert  llonywood,  es<|.  of  Charing,  in 
Kent,  and  had  (with  issue  from  whom  descended 
the  Sadhirs  of  Sopwill  Hall,  in  the  county  of 
Tipperary,)  a  sun  and  heir, 

Robert,  of  Sopwcll,  Herts,  who  left  an  only 
daughter  and  heir, 

Ki.i.aN  SiDiriK.  i.f  Sopwell.  w!io  m.  in 
IWi,  TiMnnas  Saunders,  es<|.  of  Beech- 
wfMkl,  and  by  him  fwhu  sold  the  estate 
of  Sopwall  to  Sir  Hurbottle  <;rimston> 
she  had  an  only  dsutihter  and  heiress. 


HHiiigrr   hnithrr,   Philip   SHlune.  ni    PnirMk* 
Vaiv.dsBchteriind  lirii  ot  Rn  h  mi  Chilburne, 
Sir  rb«rli  p  ChiltMiri.i .  ^ei  i*-  •ni-.il-lsw, and  hrfd 

■,  Chilbnnie  Sabiuf,  tm\.  i>l  F4tiick;boiiriie. 


t  llt.KBY  VII 1.  giantrd  to  Sir  Richsnl  Leicb,  knt.  in 
the  thiiiieih  )rar  uf  his  reicn,  the  'itc  of  the  priory  of 
Supwill,  III  the  cuuDly  of  llertfoid. 

4iU 


Ahiii  SiuHnni,  at.  Rnl,  to  Sir  Kd- 
waij  SvbTi|bt,tert-;  ■nd  HCoudly* 
to  ChulH  LyttlctoQ,  aiii. 
Rdwurd,  gf  LoUIbrd. 


hFritcd  AiplFy  Giii* 
Miry,  diaehtirDfi: 
liun,  in  Oxfordihire 


D  bKanu 


ud  U 


IE  !»□<, 


lied  k;  th«  Ri 

n,  »q.  or  TcmFle  Dioslry.  in  tb< 

eth.  eld«al 
D.  ind  lud 

■t  ton  of  Edward  Bnn- 


r  Ed«lii   n 


Miry,  M.  to  iidward, 

He  rf.  in  July,  mi.  ind  wu  i.  by  h»  un, 

II.  Sm  Edwin  Sidliis.  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  and 
rn-heir  oF  John  l#oryiner,  cItiKii  and  apoEhec^ry  of 
London,  and  widow  of  William  ('nion,  U.U.  but  bad 
no  lanif.  Sir  F^Tia  lotd  Ibc  cHalr  of  Ti'mplr  Uins- 
l>y  to  Benedict  Ithell,  e>q,  wlio  waa  ohM-IIT  of  Hcrla 

KdwtD  d.  14th  July,  17\0,  in  tbe  ftfty-cigiiib  year  of 

ilrxu— Or,a1ionrampunt,pdrIypeTfeaacaE,  andfii. 

ST.  BAKItE,  Of  HROADLAND-S. 


-1 
-if- 


The  Si.  BAai 
BalttI  Abbty. 


HoiIlT 

Di  6i.  B>(U  (tb«  Kmw)  WM,  ■ 

[rut  chvtET  of  th*  akWl  tt  Glac 

pmcenitoT 

of 

St.  B«ii.  <rf  Somli  Bmt,  la  S 

ahirt,  who 

aegrandaon. 

Si.  B>i»,  of  Soalh  Biat,  vmi  ] 

Hia  irandaon. 

John  S 

.  Biaai,  of  SoDtb   Bmt.  _.  D 

daughtrr 

MaTSaret, 

aiatar  and  co  heir  of  Sir  Siaon  Fi 

and  by  he 

(vbo  wedded,  aeomdlT.  Hr  Rkbi 

km.)  bad 

RlCHl 

ao,  hia  heir. 

laal-r 

a.  a..to  SlrWnUBB  StndllBf.ei 

•     Joan, 

m.  trmp.  Ha«ir  V.  ts  Ralph  D«t 

RicHiao  St.  Biaaa.e*).  of  AjI 
Margery,  daughter  of  Humphrey 
biook,  in  the  county  of  Warwick 
Hinar.  hia  heir. 

inied  and  bi 


John,  d.  1. 

William,  ai 


•r  of  tbe  St.  Baa 


n  tbe  pariah  regiater),  and  hia  eldeit  aos.  Jot 

BowtHD  St.  Btaai.  eaq.  beam*  of  Aahiatl 
caiahenErofSomenrtabirriD  liS«.    He  ai.  I 


Francea.  m.  to  William  T-aulei.  rH|.  d(  Pa 

Jane.  H.  to  Edward  Tyrinrthiu,  aui  cf : 

U.ony  Tyringbam.  of  TyritigluBi. 

HiLNBi  Si.'  Baaai,  ex).  of  Aahin'pxB  and 
nnda.  whoM.  Amy.  dall(:h^.I  of  Edward  Riv 
if  Cannington,  in  Santrnruhire.  by  Kathari 
rife,  daughter  of  Chief  Ju.tire  Sir  John  Fapki 


lain  al  the  battle  of  Vcwkar(h  i 
I.  M.  to  Sir  William  Pole.  kai-W 

a  daughter, 


r  1^  LnkbM  Ibr  HuBioliln  in  <«M,  m.  Criue". 
••■r  aad  h»«i  aflnbu  Pjnumt,  ui|.  proihopourj 

l^atmimihtM  l»^nrymut'r  •oat.  Henry, Tnut^. 

Jaim   St,  Btiw,  «i|.  at  BTDiAlindi.   ip   lb* 
•9  aT  tltnn.  and  Aibington.  in  SomrnFBbin. 

«b»  K«n(.  Honour.  d>ii(hlcr  af  ColontI  Rishard 

■■'hob.  Ri'lHrd  Pifn«(,  mnd'widaw  of  John 


f  ffiht.  ud  |iMdn«H  si 


OEOK«F.,(>FCARRlCKDRL'MIU>SK. 


b  rf  C*^.  Xiekinl  Si.  Ormgr.  iiKnur  of  lb(  Si. 

>l.«r  WoDdiflft.  iDIIwuuiKyaf  Kllkaoiiy.i  ■!. 

imn  af  Uiffwl.dn-rrniir  al  Um  Kln(-> 

'»niu>.  (•>v    BuMinii,  and  had 


H^hmri,  vtxw  d>u(l>l>r.  Mary,  m.  Jaawa 
HoHizk.  KH.  aad  had  a  >an  lllrhird  Si. 
CiM»i  UuHirdi,  *lw  lift  iMiw.  RIclHrd 
JwHa  Hawn^  and  Hupu*}  Hanaarili, 


■UT.  at   la  Lord  Csow.  at  rallAona 


g  the  affalnof  Iralaud.  It  ( 

DB.    Ha  iL  DliTii,  dauchur  c 

nq.  of  Colera&na,  and  djini  In  1( 

Sin  CioaDi  St.  Ciuana,  < 

i(h  oC  CaiTick  in  parlUmenl 


lilt    nod  vaa  niada  ill 


inclodinff  the  Bakoaj 
aal.  b.  Inb  Aofual,  l< 


laq.    M.  P.  wbd   waa 
.oa«,  «f  H.iJ.y  Si. 

Hia   lordabip  married 


OtteoaanctMruh. 
I,  OMiia,  uatiisd  >a  Tbivlaiihir  Fna 
I'yront,  in  lh«  raiiiitf  nf  lialwif. 


■  .  mtaai  Lord  III.  lohn  it  RlaUho*.  wba 
CatktrlBa.daUfburnfHlrWllIUn  ttannir, 
t.  dI  Bthorpe,  In  ■)■«  cmnlj  nf  Buck*,  and 
I  an  only  danabiar  and  hainaa. 

Howard,  aui  of  Charlaa.  Kail  nl  n'mHbi 


Irjfo^JinjE.  ma  ■  cliirf  UK- 


8AI 


SAI 


L  QoiKTtR,  whoM  eldest  eon,  Sir  Robert, 
of  WiLUAB  Rt^kit  wat  one  of  thetweWe 
o  witii  Robert  Pltshamoa,  dirided  certain 
lies  whidi  tliey  had  acqaired  by  conquest 
bnilt  a  caatle  on  thoee  lands,  and  called  it 
Castle.*  OliTer's  second  son. 
Bar  St.  Qcintin,  left  a  son  and  sncces- 

s  St.  Quiimir,  feodal  baron  of  St.  Quin- 
.  tfime  1180,  Catharine,  daughter  of  Sir 
marsh,  knt.  and  had  two  sons. 

Sir),  of  Brandsbnrton  and  Skipscy,  who 

the  time  of  King  John,  anno  1200,  the 

iter  of  Randle  de  Maschines,  but  had  no 

IT  (Sir), 

r  son, 

XBT  St.  Qviimn,  by  the  death  of  his  bro- 

eas,  banm  of  St.  Quintin   and  lord   of 

m,  M.  Anne,  second  daughter  and  co-heir 

Estoterille,  and  had,  with  other  sons,  who 

• 

■  (.Sir),  lord  of  St.  Quintin.  m.  Beatrix, 

Iter  of  Saire,  Lord  Sutton  of  Holdemess, 

ram  him  deecended  the  Barons  St.  Quin- 

DM  (Sir). 

jr,  m.  to  Sir  William  Rochfort,  knt. 
N.  to  Sir  Fonlke  ConsUble,  knt. 

•t  son, 

KANuaa  St.  Qrihrinr,  obtained  from  his 

the  time  of  EuvtAai)  II.  the  lordship  of 

in  the  east  riding  of  Yorkshire.    He  m. 

laughter  of  Sir  William   Dt^albano  Justi- 

as  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

UAM    St.   QtiNTiN,    who   wedded  Joan, 

Sir  John  Routhc,  and  was  father  of 
JAM  St.  QriNTiN,  who  m.  the  daughter  of 
eatertOB,  and  had  two  sous,  GALraiu,  his 
'ohn,  who  d.  s.  p.  and  »  daughter,  Coe- 
of  Sir  \%  Uliam  Kochford,  kut.  His  eldest 
r, 
^Bio  St.  Qi'iNTiN,  m.  Alice,  daughter  of 

Rose,  of  Ingramthorp,  and  had  two  sons  : 
r,  Thomas,  m.  the  daughter  of  Sir  Siiuou 
nt.  and  d.  t.  p.  The  elder, 
BID  St.  Qri.sTiM.Hurcoeded  his  father,  and 
the  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Constable,  knt. 
Nigh,  and  left  an  only  son, 
UAH    St.  QiiKTiN,  who   m.  in  1353,  the 

Sir  Marmaduke  Thwengtr,  and  was  s.  by 

f  is  St.  Quintin,  living  in  1370,  who  m. 
;hter  and  heir  of  Robert  Warriiie,  in  whose 
p0  lord  of  Nrwbriggon.  and   had  certain 
:keringfaathe.    His  eldest  son, 
iT.  Qi'iimN,  liTiiiR  in  I3!i0.  m.  Rlisabvth, 

Nirholas  (JAscotKiifr,  and  was  father  of 

St.  QriNTi^,  whom.  Klixab«>th,  daiif^litcr 
am  Franks,  of  Crimsby,  and  had  a  mime- 
ly.     Mb  second  son. 

St.  Ql'INtin.  who  had  ^uccreded  his 
pr,  was  living  in  IVlt.  He  m.  the  daugh* 
logton,  and  was  father  of 

St.  Qi'iKTiN,  who  m.  in  14K,  the  daugh- 


ter of  Thomas  Hohne,  of  PaneDiolnie,  and  was  t.  by 
his  son, 

John  St.  Quintim,  who  wedded  Eleanor,  daughter 
of  Edmund  Thwaites,  and  had  four  sons, 

1.  John,  his  heir. 

11.  Edmond,  master  of  the  hospital  of  St.  Sepul- 
chre's, in  tiie  parish  of  Preston,  in  Holder- 
ness,  at  the  time  of  its  dissolution. 
III.  Herbert,!  . 
IT.  Walter,  j"*- °n™- 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

John  St.  Quintin,  liTing  in  1485,  m.  Margery, 
daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Constable,  of  Flamborough, 
and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

SiB  William  St.  Quintin,  who  m.  in  1500,  Doro- 
thy, daughter  of  Sir  Bryan  Hastings,  and  was  s.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

Gabbikl  St.  QuiimN,esq.  who  married  in  1558,  the 
daughter  of  Sir  George  Griffith,  knt.  of  Wichmore, 
in  the  county  of  Stafford,  and  of  Agnes  Burton,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Gbobgb  St.  Quintin,  esq.  liTing  in  1584,  who  m.  a 
daughter  of  William  Creke,  esq.  of  Cottingham,  in 
the  county  of  York,  and  had  issue, 

WiLUAM,  6.  in  1570,  his  heir. 

Herbert,  mi.  Eterill,  second  sister  and  co-heir  of 

Robert  Lacy,  esq.  of  Folkton,  in  the  county  of 

York,  but  had  no  issue. 
Gabriel. 

Alice,       1 
Dorothy,   >d,  young. 
Mary.       J 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  William  St.  Quintin,  esq.  of  Harpham,  in  the 
county  of  York,  who  was  created  a  BABONcr  by 
A'iiig  Chablbs  I.  8th  March,  IMl-S.  Sir  William  m. 
Mary,  eldest  daughter  and  co-heir  of  John  Lacy,  esq. 
of  Folkton,  and  had  issue, 

Hbnbt,  his  heir. 

William,  of  Hayton.  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Wood,  esq.  of  Thorpe  juxta  Rudstown, 
in  Yorkshire. 

Thomas,  of  Flamborough,  m.  Anne,  second  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  Wood,  esq.  of  Thorp,  in  the 
county  of  York. 

Dorothy,  married  to  Sir  William  Cayley,  hart,  of 

Hrompton,  in  the  county  of  York. 
Catlierine,  m.  &rst,  to  Michael  Wentworth,  es«i. 
rhlest   sou  of  Sir  George  Wentworth,  knc.  vl' 
WooUey ;    secondly,   to   Sir  John  Kaye,  hart, 
of  Woodsome ;  thirdly,  to  Henry  Sandys,  esq. ; 
and  fourthly,  to  the  Earl  of  Eglintoun. 
Frances,  m.  to  Francis  Lascelles,  esq.  of  Stank, 
in  the  county  of  York,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  oi 
Harewood. 
Sir  William  d.  about  the  year  1G51,  in  the  scTentietli 
year  of  his  age.  soon  after  the  assises  of  York,  whfii 
he  officiated  as  high  sheriff.     He  was  buried  at  Harp- 
ham,  and  his  sons  erected  a  handsome  monummt  to 
his  memory.     He  was  «.  by  the  eldest  sou, 

II.  SiB   Hbnbt  Qi  intin,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter 
of  Henry  Staplt-ton,  esq.  of  Wighill,  in  the  county  of 


I,  Adelisa,  or  Alice  St.  Qalntin,  with  the 
birr  sua.  Sir  Robert  St.  Qnintin,  f<>timle4l  a 
aa«  uf  tbe  Cistrrrlwin  order,  in  a  place  which 
acar  Appleton,  in  Yorkuhirr,  ami  ralh-d  it 
im.  It  was  rommcndcd  to  the  patrunace  »f 
»d  Si.  John,  thf  apoftle  «d«1  ••vanierlist.  Thi« 
each  tide  of  the  river  Wharf,  ^rily  e*Mned, 


ami  partly  n<K,  %ihirh  W4S  ronfirnied  by  Tboma*  4 
liecket.  An'hbifthop  of  Canterbury,  and  Otbert,  Arrh- 
ileacoii  of  York,  wa»  one  of  th«-  wiiueMH**  tv  the  foniui.i 
tion  charter,  made  by  .\lice  de  St.  Qnintin,  wi<iit«t  ••! 
Rob4'rt,  Mm  **(  Fuko,  before  kbe  wap  married  a^ain  lo 
Eustace  de  Mi  rch. 


4d3 


SAN 


SAN 


H«  aMLrried 


lUlph,    1  VtA  naTsl  oOotn,  d,  in  tht  Ufetime  qf 
EAward,  J     their  fatlMr, «.  ^. 
WiixuiH,  his  h«ir. 

T«flmi,  a.  flnt,  to  Cmptain  Barrie ;  and  aeoondly, 
to  Atocandar  Horton,  etq.  of  the  Grore,  Bucka. 

•ceondlj,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Samnel 
,  eeq.  Jodge  of  the  Admiralty*  relict  of  Simon 
Mq.  of  Derby,  b«t  by  her  had  no  child.     Sir 
•  who  was  gentleman  usher  of  the  black  rod, 
17th  Mny,  1717,  and  was  s,  by  his  only  surriving 

■I.  Sin  William  Sandiksor,  gentleman  usher  of 
Mack  rod.  This  gentleman  m.  first,  Mary,  daugh- 
■C  Captain  Richard  Cook,  of  Greenwich,  and  by 
iMd  a  dani^ter. 


wedded  secondly,  Mrs.  Bignel,  who  d.  t.  p.  Mth 

1738-0.     His  third  wife,   whom   he  m.  in 

17M,  was  Charlotte,  daughter  of  Sir  Richard 

i,  knt.  of  Chelsea,  and  by  that  lady  left  at  his 

10th  January,  1754,  an   only  son,  his  suc- 

III.  Sin  WiLUAM  SANDKaso!*,  who  died  aged  fifteen, 
October,   17110,  when   the   BAaonrrcr  became 


Paly  of  six,  arg.  and  ax.  a  bend  sa. 


SANDERSON,  OF  LONDON. 
CusTBD  Och  Dec.  1704.— Extinct  93rd  June,  1706. 

Irineagc. 

I.  Jambs  Sandkrson,  esq.  of  London,  who  was  cre- 
aUda  Babonit  in  1704,  m.  first.  Elisabeth,  daughter 
■f  Jehn  Judd,  esq.  of  Ch«^lm«fbrd;  and  secondly, 
I,  daughter  of  Alderman  Tbomas  Skinner,  of 
I,  bat  died  without  male  issue,  in  1708,  when 
title  became  katinct. 


SANDFORD,  OF  HOWGILL. 


CatATKD 

Aug.  IMI. 


Extinct 
ted  April,  1733. 


Irincoge. 

BinuEoSAiiDroBD,esq.  younger  son  of  Sir  Thomas 

,knt.  of  Ask  ham,  in  Westmoreland,  by  Anne, 

e,  danghter  and  co-heir  of  Anthony  Cracken- 

•M|.  sf  Howgill,  in  the  same  county,  inherited 

■s  his  mother,  and  founded  the  Sand- 

MovgilL     He  m».  Anne,  daughter  of  John 

r,  esq.  of  Helsington,  and  had  eighteen  child- 

a  wksm  the  eldest, 

Tbohas  Samdvoro,  knt.  of  Howgill  Castle,  died 
U  Bad  was  «.  by  his  brother. 


SiB  RicBABD  Sandvobd,  knt.  of  Howgill  Castle,  who 
SI.  Anne,  widow  of  Pennington  of  Seaton,  and  daugh- 
Ur  of  Henry  Crackenthorpe,  of  Newbiggin,  by  whom 
he  had  a  son  and  successor, 

I.  Thomas  SANDrosD,  esq.  of  Howgill  Castle,  who 
was  created  a  Babonbt  ISth  August,  1041.  He  mar- 
ried Bridget,  daughter  of  Sir  George  Daliton,  knt.  of 
Dalston,  and  had  issue,  Ricbabd,  George,  William, 
Anne,  Elisabeth,  and  Catharine.    The  eldest  son, 

II.  SiB  Richard  Sandfobd,  of  Howgill  Castle,  ai. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Francis  Bowes,  knt.  of  Thorn- 
ton, in  the  county  of  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  Robert  Honywood,  esq.  of  Marks 
Hall,  Essex,  and  was  mother  of 
Genkral   Philip    Hoiirwooo,  of    HowgiU 
Castle. 

Sir  Richard  was  murdered  in  the  White  Frjrars,  Lon- 
don, 8th  September,  1075,  by  Henry  Symbal  and  Wil- 
liam Jones,  who  were  executed  shortly  after.  Sir 
Richard's  son  and  succemor, 

III.  SiB  Ricrabd  Sandpord,  of  Howgill  Castle,  said 
to  hare  been  bom  the  hour  of  his  father's  decease,  died 
unmarried  ted  April,  17S3,  when  the  Babonktct  be- 
came bxtinct.    The  estates  passed  to  his  sister. 

ilrms— Per  cher.  sa.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  boars' 
heads  couped  or. 


SANDYS,  OF  WILBERTON. 


Cbeatrd 
25th  Not.  101S. 


4t-    ^ 

WVW\AAA 


Irinrage. 


Extinct 
in  1644. 


RoBRRT  Sandys,  of  St.  Bees,  in  Cumberland,  1300 
temp.  Henbt  iV.  was  father  of 

John  Sandys,  of  Pumese-fells,  in  Lancashire,  whose 
son  and  heir, 

William  Sandys,  of  Pumese-fells,  was  father  of 

William  SANDTs,ofHawkeshead,  who  hi.  Margaret, 
daughter  and  heir  of  William  Rawson,  of  Yorkshire, 
and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

William  Sandys,  father  of 

Geurob  Sandys,  citisen  of  London,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet, daughter  of  John  Dixon,  of  the  same  city,  and 
was  father  of  * 

Edwyn  Sandys,  an  eminent  divine  in  the  time  of 
Elizabeth,  and  in  succession  (1550)  Bishop  of  Wor- 
cester, (1500)  Bishop  of  London,  and  (1507)  Archbishop 
of  York.  Doctor  Sandirs  was  educated  at  Cambridge, 
and  was  yice-chancellor  of  tl.e  unirersity  at  the  de- 
cease of  Edwabd  VI.  when,  by  order  of  the  Duke  of 
Northumberland,  he  preached  against  Quetn  Mabt, 
and  defended  the  right  of  Lady  Jane  Grey;  for  this 
line  of  conduct  he  was  imprisoned  a  year,  but  then 
receired  a  pardon.  He  retired  subsequently  into 
Germany,  and  openly  professing  the  reformed  re- 


Us  fifflfc  son,  Mtlbs,  dcseendcd  the  Lnrrin  Sandys  of  the  Vine,  and  the  prenent  Sir  Edwin  Bayntvm* 
nrs^ksrt.;  and  fhMB  bis  sixth  sob,  Aathony,  derives  ibe  prcscni  Mylxs  Sandys,  esq.  of  Graythwalte  Hall, 

407 


SiD  Edwin   S 
Smuayt.  Ant 
kbifhtbDoJ  from  A     ^ 
u  a  poliCiciu  IB  tbat  kjo^'i  mal  in  tlie  nbHijuci 

in  all  pflrlluQcaury  tfnin.  v 

vhich,  by  ipnikiDg  Hfl  boldlyj  t 
■unmitlHl  lulD  curtod}  IMIl  J  UDi 

•  Hll  MB, 

Edoir  SiNDHi*.  wu  tmlwr  o( 

niyal  iiiirfi'lHirM  u  Uowh  Wh  iaiiqAiy,  ETJ4i 
kii  wM,  U«bmb,  dinthur  of  Ocuie  SI.  Qui! 
L«daa,  Bmhiuili  ■  hb  aiiil  balr. 

HtHBT  81  Hurt,  EH.  af  Don 
rlilnl  •■nlTlif  dMillci  iMl 
SjiHiji,  h«(1.  1*  NvnfaburiH  Coi 
iiir  Kind'  ur  NiHihbDnic ;  be  ki 


chul,  uid  by  brr,  nbo  4.  lb  ITTT.  hw]  Im«, 
KwHisD,  In  buljf  vntcn,  bii  belt. 
BdwIn-flHiipbry,  iil  bm,  Sinb,  d4iBblrr  ol  Sir 
WUIlM  y.H.  b.n.  bat  b,  her,  *hu  d.  i«  im, 
hid  w  I.W  w  ■arrln  iBlbicT.    Hiulw^wU., 
Hrlri.  diubut  aad  bcb  or  Rriwvd  Ia<I  CUeC, 
••4.  *wl  b«l  by  ibii  ittf 
lowi*.  In  My  urtoi.  rMi«  a(  (Wt  Hir- 
dn«,  Ik  Km,  b.  la  I7»4.  ■>.  ti  II i«.  Mm,. 
UllM.  diiTfbirr  of  William  Lanod.liK.  «b. 
<irUlib^b,.*dk»lHc.  ^ 


'MSI*  SiTioc,  lenniit  V 


,  wbg  ■.  AUa.  wUmr  af  Joha  DaniiniB, 
r  cnmnoB.  and  dioghlrr  and  heir  ur  Ttao- 
nflird,  mi.  of  BriJgt  Tnlfurd,  nod  hud 

■  .  at  whom  prMcnit}  ■•  iiilirritor  uf  iba 

■Uv  buaMin. 

b.  !■.  w  William,  LurJ  rrtrr. 

.  ITM.  ti>  Und  Chiiuliu :  Hcondly.  lo  8lr 

la  Sldlryi  Mid  iklmlx.  u  (Ifnrac  I'ltl, 

rMtntb&ildHy,  Hiuu.    Hn  imudHB  by 

M.  UcMii  Pttt,  ••f.  ■•*  cnatrd  Kimm 

•  la  irtn. 

I.  u  Mtarr  KUliirc*,  rBj.  «r«>m  or  il>( 


B»||IWm»i»  diii(hm  of  Kmiijiiial,  Karl  at 

lari  af  LindH-r.    T)h  luiur  rf.  t.  p.  but 
V  Ua  iDfdablp  bul  lH». 
tTbonntCiikbfvttr.vbo  prsdMfoBAvd  hit 
,  k*TU«  bad  bj  ChariMla-Uuli,  bis  wtft, 

Mr  ar  Ch«l«,  Earl  ■•(  [><rl>y.  u  obIj 


pi 


b,  k>.  .Ml. 

Saxoi,  K«rl  lliTrn.  »hr>  lumed 
■ad  luilr  of  IUf*r  Downaa.  «i|,  at 


>*••■■.  a 


■IBM  Barrt.  Barl  of  Barrr 
only  daucfalvr. 
Biaai,  _.  n>JiD».H«ind 
I,  Bail  <•(  Chaluandalty,  but 


ti,  Barl  l(J?<n.  |H>Hd  In  I^lf  ■'•nrlajn 
tffadvtvy.  Ibal  mriiJaiiiaH'*  iraaddauihlar. 
4ltUf  dUd  iHudw  Id  Ifiw,  wbru  CUIIdd 

*tp  Ml  m  inatillnila  cblldran  :  by  Hn. 

■MM  fW>il>ti!lEait  g<  KerUdnl.  tad 
-"      ■     'rM.i«,Rlcll>«DB*>aH. 


U'Ullaa  FluwUUaw.  knl.  bat  rf.  t.  p. 
I'taiL.  hriT  of  iMr  brMhor.  ■.  ta  ThOniaa 
D'Arcy,  wa  of  Lord  llAfcy. 
liairii. 

H(»ai  H>i>u.«,,a.  EUulHtta.daBcbMrandaalr 
hilt  of  Ulnuni  TlumiblU.  mi,,  of  11»TDblll.  IB  lb* 
nmhiy  of  I  oit.t  and  bf  (bat  aUlanra  Ut  arqulrad  tha 


SAV 


SAV 


Sir  Thomas  Satilb,  knt.  of  Thomhill,  oBe  of  the 
|!Pntry  of  the  county  of  York  returned  by  the  commiiu 
liouera  12  Hckry  VI.  and  knight  of  the  sLire  in  the 
)Mth  of  the  aame  king.  He  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Sir  Thom«t«  Pilkiugton,  knt.  aiul  wa»  s.  by  his  »onf 

Sib  John-  S^tili:,  Lut.  ul'  rhurnhill,  who  was  twice 
•heriff  of  Yorkshire,  33  He.vrt  VI.  and  1  Kuwtard  I. 
and  knight  of  the  shire  in  the  20ch  of  tue  former  king. 
He  M.  Alice,  daughter  of  Sir  William  (>aMroigne.  knt. 
of  Cawthorp,  iu  the  same  county,  and  had  three  M>ns, 
viz. 

I.  John  -Sir),  whose  grandson, 

.Sir  Henry  Savilf,  wa«  made  a  knight  of 
the  Bath  ut  the  coronation  of  Queen  Annk 
BoLEYN.  Htr  m,  Llizabeth,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Sothill,  esq.  of  Soihill,  and  had 
iiuue,* 

Edward,  who  ni.irricd  the  daUfihter  of  Sir 
Richard  Leigh,  knt.  of  St.  Albans,  and 
died  ijisuiless  in  15Ui. 

DiiROTHT,  m.  to  John  Kay,  tui.  of  Wood- 
some,  iu  Yorkshire. 

II.  William,  d.  .%.  p. 
III.  THuvi5. 

The  youngest  »on, 

Tho«%s  Sivii.E.esq.  of  Lup^et.  m.  Mar,;aret,  daugh- 
tcr  of  Thomas  Ballorth,  t;t>q.  and  had  issue, 
JoHX,  his  heir. 
Thomas,  of  Grantham. 
Ceorge,  of  Wakefield. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHS  StviLB,  e^.  M.  Anne,  daughter  of  William 
Wyatt,  e»«j.  and  was  f.  by  hi»  only  son, 

Hc>iRY  StviLB,  esq.  of  Lupset,  who  m.  Joan,  daiigh> 
ter  and  heir  of  William  Vernon,  est},  of  Barrowby,  in 
the  county  of  Lincoln,   and  widow  of  Sir  Uichard 
Buzom,  kut.  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
1.  GkoRor.  his  heir. 

II.  Fntnois.  m.  racheriue,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 

William.  I-urd  Conyeni. 

III.  CordeU.m.  Mary,  d.iii^hter  and  hiirof  William 

A\  elbcck,  oq.  of  S;;ttiiu.  Notts. 
I.  Bridget,  m.  to  Henry  Ncvil,  e*q.  of  Grove, 
Notts. 
Mr.  Savil«*  w;i»  sheriiT  of  ^  orL»hire  9  Ei.izibeih,  re- 
reiver  central  t'i>r  the  >ume  county,  an.;  one  ol'  tiie 
honourable  couuril  established  iu  the  nurth.  He  was 
s.  by  his  eldest  sou, 

I.  Sib  (iioRtii  Swile,  knt.  of  Thornhlll.  in  the 
ci^unty  of  ^  orL.  whi»  uas  crt-atrd  a  BiRuNrr  by  A  in; 
JtMF.>  I.  £>Th  Jaiio,  litll,  and  was  ^he^i.i' of  Yorkshire 
in  two  years  alter.  Hew-  first.  Lady  Mary  TalV»t, 
daughter  of  Goorcre,  sixth  Earl  of  Shrewsbury,  and  by 
her  ladyship  had  an  uuly  >on, 

llKORiiK    ."^ir'.  who  died  befure  his  father  in  lt>IS, 
leavinc  by  Anne,  hi!>  second  wife,*  the  daughter 
of    Sir    \\ .    Wentwortb,    bart.    oi   Wcntworth 
Woodhouse,  two  snns. 
Gloroe,  heir  to  Lis  p-andfather. 
Willi tM,  suc*"essor  to  hi.-*  brother. 
Sir  (icorge  in.   secondly.   KUiabeth,  daughter  of  Sir 
Kdwanl  AyM.*ouj:h.  knt.  of  South  Kel^ey,  in  Ltiicoln- 
shire,  and  widou  of  iieor^e  S  ,\ile,  cst^.  oi  \\  aketield, 
and  by  her  had 

ioHS  .Sir  .  of  Lupsft.  in  Y-trl-sbire.  who  mi.  rir»t, 
Kli/abeth,  dau^ihtt  r  ol  John  Anuit.i^o.  e:;.).  of 
Kirklees,  and  by  her  had  an  only  daughter,  the 


.  Rl 


wife  of  WiUiRBB  Hinder,  of  ClevtiRaA. 
Becondly,  Anoe,  dauchter  of  Sir  Johm 
knt.  b^  whom  he  had  our  rob  Rad  !«• 
ter«,  riz. 
John,  of  LopRCt,  who  inherittd  Rf  ■ 
ronet. 

MsRY,  «i.  to  —  JenniRon,  €Bq.  at  Stw 
Annb,  si.  to  John  HRrriR*  nq.  of  lami 

Richard,  d.  t.  y. 

Henry,    of   Bowling,    in    YovkRhiic*  ■• 
daugbtrr  of  Robert  Crewae.of  LMidoa«ai 
and  had  (with  three  dRaghtefR*  EliBakci 
Count  Moutfelto ;  Anne,  to  Sftir  Rakeit 
and  Mary;/  an  only  RurriTiBg  aam, 
John,  in  holy  order*,  rector  of  Thorah 
left  by  his  second  wiie  (be  had  br  i 
the   first),   BarhRn,   dRo^ter  wi 
Jennison,  esq.  of  XewcRstle-npMi-Ts 
Georgb,  who  s-  RR  sereath  hsiRM 

Anxe,  ri.  to  Sir  NiefaoUs  Cole, 
Brancepeth,  in  Ihuham. 

GCRTRCUB. 

Mary.  m.  to  John  Archer,  esq.  oC  Grayli  I 

Sir  George  was  t.  by  his  gnndsoa, 

II.  Sir  Geurue  Satilb,  who  died 
minority,  Riid  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Willuw  Saviuc,  who  ak 
of  Thomas,  Lord  Coreutry,  lord 
markable  for  her  bkrI  and  Rttachmcnt  to  ll 
cause,  from  the  support  of  which  no  difloA 
dangers,  nor  even  the  fear  of  death  inelf,  om 
her.    By  her  ladyship  he  had  isRnc, 

Georgb,  his  sncoeasor. 
Henry,  rice  chamberlain  to  KiMg  CURLB 
M.P.  for  Newark,  d.  s.  p, 

Anne,  at.  to  Thomai,  ErtI  oC  PljaoaA- 
MRrgRret. 

He  d.  24th  jRuuary,  IG13,  and  was  «.  hj  kii 
son, 

IV.  Sir  GboroE  Savilc,  whu,  in  coaBtdtn 
his  father's  and  his  own  eminent  serrices  in  C 
wars,  was  a.lTanced  to  the  peerage  byCuARLB 
l^\ii)  as  Vi^oount  Halifax,  and  aflerwRrds 
I-Liri  and  Marquess  of  H.ilifax.  His  U>rdship  i 
Lady  Don>thy  Si>eiu-er,  daughter  of  HcRry, 
Sunderland,  by  whom  he  had 

Henry,  who  d.  \.  p.  iu  his  father's  lifetiiM 

William,  Lord  .**h*j1«;,  heir  to  his  laihcT. 

George,  who  fell  at  tne  aiv^fi  of  Buda,io  M 
died  unmarried. 

Anne,  in.  to  John.  Lord  Vaughan. 
Ho  w.  secondly,  Gertrude,  daughter  ot  the  H« 
liam  Pierrepoint,  of  Thore!»b>,  second  son  of 
first  Earl  of  Kingston,  and  by  her  had  another 
ter, 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  PhiUp,  Earl  of  ChesterM 

Lord  Halifax  was  lord  priry  seal  and  samr  ta 
fiJent  of  the  council  Umy.  (.'harlb.»  I.  sad 
des^rribes  him  "  as  a  miin  of  great  and  iv^dy  R 
of  life  and  very  pleasant,  but  much  tnmei  is 
his  imagination  was  too  hard  for  fai>  judgBMi 
a  serere  jest  took  more  with  him  than  all  iif 
whatever.  He  let  his  wit  run  much  on  ■■ 
reliprinn,  which  got  him  the  reputation  of  ROV 
athei»t:  but  he  denied  the  cbar^."  He  dioi: 
and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  surviving  »on. 


•  SiR  lIi.NK\  S»*M.t  l'4tl  .'-  b.i-riiil  **'n  by  Mai^Arei  B;iik>ton, 

Mr  K'ibiKT  >vi  II I .  !r.>iii  uh>>iii  ile^oidh-il  ibe  S.iviLt-*,  EtRiJ^  oi>  Si's>EX.  ^Ser  Bt'RiiE's  tjrtinrt  f 

*  My   hi*  nr«  wiiV.  Snai:,   ?ru>u-i  av.A  iv  htir  oi  Juuu  Kvdi.,  ch|.  i-i  Cote9br«.iiiL« ,  in  Niirihaiui<lua.-birt 
li'*  i«>De. 

AT'J 


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LIA1I  Savilr,  tiHnnd  MmrqnMA  of  Hmlt 
rat,  Eliabeth,  dansfater  of  Sir  Samuel 
L  by  whom  lie  bad  a  daogfater, 
B  Satilb«  who  m,  Cbarlct,  third  Earl 
mry. 

y.  Lady  Mary  Finch,  daughter  of  Da- 
ottingham,  by  Lady  Eaaez  Rich,  daugh- 
of  Richard,  Earl  of  Warwick  and  Hol- 
er ladyship  had  two  soiia  and  a  daugh- 
oung,  with  two  other  daughters  to  sur- 

OTUT  Satili,  m.  to  Richard  Boyle,  third 

SuriingtOD. 

IT    Satii,!,   m.   in    im,   to   Sackvile 

raq.  who  inherited  in  17V  the  earldom 

t  a«  seTenth  earl. 

3l8t  Auguat,  1700,*  when  his  honours 
became  cxtlmct,  his  daughter*  inherited 
ro-heira,  and  the  BAROMrrcr  reverted 
)H!«  Satiir,  eldest  son  by  his  second 
t  baronet,)  his  kiusinan, 
«  Satilk,  of  Lnpset,  in  the  county  of 
1  unmarried  in  1704,  when  his  sifters 
icirs,  and  the  Baronetcy  derolved  upon 
nr  to  IlKNaY  Satili,  third  son  of  the 
r  his  second  wife), 

RCK  SATii^,of  Ruflfbrd.in  Nottingham- 
IP.  for  the  county  of  York  in  the  firxt 
vRoaoBlI.  He  married  in  1792,  Mary, 
nn  Pratt,  esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin  (by 
ighter  of  Sir  John  Brooke,  hart,  of  El- 
.'orkshire),  and  had  issue, 

is  successor. 

a.  to  —  Hewett,  em},  and  d.  in  Sep- 

7*$7. 

m.  in  17M,  to  Richard,  fourth  Earl  of 

ugh.  and  was  granduiother  of  the  pre- 

J)  earl. 

tember,  171.1,  and  «'as  s.  by  his  iion, 
oacB  S%Tii.K,  F.R.S.  vice-prmidi'nt  of 
i\rts  and  Sciences,  M.I*,  fur  the  roiinty 
rolonrl  of  the  liit  battalion  uf  Went 
This  gpntloniiin  difd  unmarried  in 
.  >ear.  lOtb  J.inunry,  17Ht,  whrn  his 
kister,  BARBtR«,  CoiNrKvi  of  Si'«r- 
me  his  heir,  and  the   Kiru.satcy  b\- 


>n  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  cnKrailud  of  the 

riLK,  OF  MKTIILKY. 

luue,  mil.— KxTiMT  'i.lnl  Jiiuo,  Kl-Ti. 

Uintaqr. 

branrli  fnrm  ih<;  ^aint*  htiM'k  hh  tbi* 
i.B  uf  Thiirnliili. 

IK,  of  Npunti'il,  ;:r.iiiii>«iii  uf  Sir  Julm 
Ir  lldll,  in  III*'  •-iiiiiit>  uf  ^iirL,  m.  t\f 
letnmii  of  Sir  Hi*  li.inl  r.tiikrmiiv,  kiit- 
tun,  John  (Sir-,  front  x\lii  in  tin'  S.i«i|i  •< 
n.l 

i.A,  c"iq.  who,  a)«Mit  th*  v- .tr  I.MM),  m. 
ter  unil  heir  ol  TiioMtt  (!ori.i:Y,  oi 
■  Louuty  of  Yurk,  uiiil  iIiua  iiri|uin-il 
;nr  havm^*  bt-en  Icviid  thirc^ti  4  llf.>- 
td  invuc. 


I.  JonN,  hb  hdr,  from  whom  the  extlBCt  Baro 

NBTB  of  Copley. 
II.  Tbomas. 
III.  Nicholas. 
The  second  son, 

Thomas  Satilb,  as.  Anne,  daughter  of  John  Stanf  • 
ft-ild,  of  Stansfield,  and  had  four  sons,  via. 

John,  of  Hullingridge,  married  Alice,  daughter  of 

Ralph  Lister,  of  Halifax. 
Thomas,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  Lady  Waterton,  of 

Walton,  but  had  no  issue. 
Henry. 

NlCBOUiB. 

The  youngest  son, 

Nicholas  Satilb,  esq.  of  New  Hall,  m.  Margaret, 
daughter  of  William  Wilkinson,  and  had  Thomas, 
ancestor  of  the  Sariles  of  Wellborne,  with  an  elder 
son  and  heir, 

John  Satilr,  esq.  of  Newhall,  who  m.  Margery, 
daughter  of  John  Gleadhill,  and  had  four  sons  and 
four  daughters,  via. 

Nicholas,  as.  Jennet,  daughter  of  ThoBaaa  Fox- 
croft,  esq.  and  left  issue. 
John,  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  >-  Trigot,  eaq.  of 

South  Kirby. 
HBMRr,  of  whom  presently. 
Thomas,  m.  Jennet,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Booth- 
royd,  and  from  him  descended  the  Saviles  of 
Watergate,  near  Halifax.     • 
Agnes,  M.  to  Thomas  Harrison,  of  Woodhouse. 
Alice,  nr.  to  Robert  Holt,  esq.  of  Stubley,  in  Lan- 
cashire. 
Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Gleadhill,  of  Barksland. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Blythe,  esq.  of  Quamby. 
The  third  son, 

HBNBr  Satilr,  esq.  seated  himself  at  Bradley,  near 
Halifax,  and  marrying  Ellen,  daughter  of  Robert 
Ramsden,  esq.  had  three  sons, 
I.  JoH.M  (Sir),  his  heir. 

11.  Hrnry  (Sir),  a  person  of  note  in  tbe  tiroes  of  N^ 
KuzABBTH  and  Jawbs  I. :  to  the  former  he  ^^^ 
was  tutor  for  the  Greek  tongue,  and  from  the 
latt4>r  he  received  the  honour  of  knighthood, 
at  Windsor,  !tl»t  September,  1004.  He  was 
born  in  15l!>,  and  entered  the  university  of 
Oxford  in  1501,  where  ho  took  the  degree  of 
bachelor  of  arts  in  1503,  and  afterwards  grew 
famous  as  a  Greek  scholar  and  mathematician. 
Through  Quern  Elibabi.th's  influence  he  was 
elected  warden  of  Merlon  College,  and  in 
15'M,  provost  of  Eton.  He  was  subsequently 
einployod  by  her  majesty  as  resident  in  the 
Low  Countries.  On  the  accession  of  Jaubs  I. 
he  still  retained  the  niyal  favour,  and  received 
the  liuiiour  of  knighthood,  as  stati-d  above. 
His  only  son,  Henry,  dying  soon  after,  leav- 
ing him  no  ho}M*  of  founding  a  family,  he 
devoted  much  of  his  wealth  ti>  publishing 
iMMtkrt.  He  collected  the  best  copies  of  St. 
Clir>soiitoin.  and  employed  learned  men  to 
trHnsrribe,  and  annotate  them,  which  he  fairly 
set  forth  at  his  own  cost,  computed  at  jChOOO, 
ill  a  superb  iditiuii;  but  the  papists  at  Paris 
(writes  an  old  author;  had  thnr  emisssries 
in  Kni;laiid,  who  !»ii r ri* pi itii ••.ml y  procured  this 
knight's  leuriicd  I^bourn,  and  nent  them  over 
weekly  by  the  piMt  into  France,  sheet  by 
s'.eet  as  here  they  pa«»ed  the  press;  and 
Fitntto  DurcuM,  a  French  rardinal,  printed 
tlieiii.  as  received  out  of  Encliiiid,  only  ju>n- 
iiig  thereunto  a  Latin  truu»laiion,  and  some 


>  mi!'i-.t  m.  Jfhii,  iii-t  Diik<   of  Ki»\l)iii'^b*'.  iiid  vu*  umlliti    -I  UulNit,  the  trcoiMl  ilukc. 
.1  P  473 


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SCR 


other  inconiii«1fr:tb1e  additinnii»  iiiamniicli  that 
therp  were  two  edition!*  of  St.  rhry»oMtoni  at 
the  same  time."     Sir  Henry,  whose  learned 
reputation  spread  abroad  as  well  as  at  home, 
died    at  Eton  ColleBe.   19th  February,  1021, 
and  W.18  buried  in  the  chapel  there,  under  a 
black  marble,  and  the  univenity  of  Oxford 
erected  in  ^lerton  Collt* pe  a  sumptuous  monu- 
ment to  his  memory.    Elisabeth,  hie  daughter 
and  sole  heir,  m.  Sir  John  8idley,  bait,  of 
Ailesford,  in  Keut. 
III.  John,    student   iu   the  university  of  Oxford, 
whore  ho  was  elected  proctor.  In  IS'iO,  but  tf. 
iinm. 
The  eldrst  son, 

Sia  John  S4Vii.e,  of  Bradley  Hall,  was  a  learned 

judge,  and  one  of  the  barons  of  the  Exche<iuer  in  the 

time  of  Queen  Ei.izarrth  and  Ja.mks  I.    He  married 

first,  Jane,  daughter  of  Uichard  (!arth,  esq.  of  Hor- 

den,  in  Surrey,  and  by  her  had 

Henry,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  married  to  Sir  John  Jackaon,  knt.  of 
Hickleton. 

Jaxr,  m.  to  Sir  Henry  (Sodrich,  knt.  of  Ribston. 
Sir  John  m.  secondly,  Elimibeth,  eldest  daughter  of 
I'homas  Went  worth,  of  North  Elmaall,  and  relict  of 
Richard  Tempest,  esq.  of  Bowling,  aud  by  her  had  a 
Hon, 

John. 

The  judge  m.  thirdl>,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  the  Lord 
Wontworth  of  the  South,  and  widow  of  Sir  William 
Wtdmer]>ooI,  knt.  and  of  Sir  Martin  Forbisher,  knt. 
of  Altofts.  His  fourth  wife  was  Margery,  daughter 
of  Ambrose  Peatc,  citizen  of  London,  and  widow  of 
Sir  Jerome  Weston  :  by  thos«>  latter  ladies  be  had  no 
issue.     His  eldest  sion  and  heir, 

I.  Sir  Hknky  Savii.r,  of  Mcthley,  in  the  county  of 
York,  reoei\od  the  honour  of  knighthood  at  the  coro* 
nation  of  A'iiit:  Jami5  I.  and  was  creatrd  a  Barom.t 
'2'Mh  Jiuii",  liill.  Sir  Henry  was  si'Tcral  times  vire- 
pn**iilt'iit  u(  thi'  rtmnoil  of  th«  North,  deputy  li»»u- 
t««ii;int,  rulonrl  ni'  ;i  militri  n^inicnt,  ami  our  of  thi' 
kni^iht"*  ot"  thi'  -liin-  lor  tin-  r-'ontv  ol"  ^'ork.  H«'  in. 
Marv.  ihn^'htrr  .in. I  foln-ir  of  Julm  Di'iit,  riti/i-n  of 
KdimImii.  1i\  wlidin.  «  Im  "«iir\i\t'il  him,  and  rr-inarnn! 
Sir  \N  ilh.nn  ShrirpKl,  l^nt.  hi'  had.  with  K»*vrral  chil 
(Iri'ii  'utin  all  ilii-d  y-.tuii):::,  a  son,  John,  who  difd  jii>«t 
as  hi'  h.iil  attaini-il  lo.ituritN ,  in  Tr-inri',  dtiriiiL'  thi' 
litVtinii'  iif  his  tathcr.  Sir  lliiir\  ilii-d  'i.lnl  Jurii\ 
lt'>:vi,  in  thi'  liftN-thiiil  >i.ir  of  hi:.  u;:i',  wh»'n  tlir 
Biiio\rTOY  i.xi'iiiLii,  and  the  cntaten  derolvt'd  up'in 
hirt  half  lirothrr, 

Joiix  Siiiir,  I'Mi.  anrrstor  of  the  Karia  op  Mf\- 
iioRiMCH.    :Sii'  Bi  rki.'h  Picrao' and  liammt- 

osi . ) 

Anns-   A.s  Sami  r.  «u  Tiiuknmili.. 


SAViLK,  or  rOPLKV. 

rREiTf.u  2lth  July,  H^.-J.—  KxTiNiT  in  ItW>. 

ilinragr. 

HiMtA  Swii.K  marriiil  .ilmut  tho  xf.ir  l.liMi  Kiii.n, 
duirKhli-r  ami  In  ir  of  1'lionia>    ('o]>h>,   ot   ('o]<l<  y.  in 
tlir  rouiitv  iM    ^  ork.,  ami   aiquin  d  that    i-tat- .  a  finr 
liavin^'   hi-cn    li\  ii  d  thrn-nn    I    HiMi^    i\.      Hi*    had    j 
thrri'  M)nt,  J. -UN,  III.-    hrir.  1  Hum \n,  anrr.otor  of  thi' 


Savilks  of  Methlpy.  now  r«prMrat*4  by  iW 
Mexbormigh,  aud  Ni<:holas.  Fron  the  cUcii  ■ 
John  Savile,  esq.  of  Coplcyi  lia«all5  4taum 
I.  JoHjf  S«viLB,  esq.  of  Copley,  who  wis  en 
BAROi^n  S4th  July,  16at.  He  a.  Hary.dui 
Clement  Pastou,eKq.  of  Bamineham,  in  Norfi 
left  by  her  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Eusaikth-Maby,  m.  to  Lord  Thoms  Hvi 

Sir  John  died  in  Ifltitf,  when  the  BaaoMncf 

BXTIKCT. 

ilrNM— As  Savilb  ur  Tbobkrilu 

■"■■  ■  » 

^^     *'..*■  ^4  .'     .  ^ 

SCLATER,  OF  CAMBRIDGL 


Creatid 
Uth  July,  Itieo. 


EXTT 


Aiiiragr. 

I.  THOxtn  5CL4TLR.  e^.  of  Catlet  Paifc.  i 
county  of  Cuiiibrid^^^  who  acquind  by  pv*te 
siderable  estates  iu  that  shire,  and  served  As  d 
sherifT  iu  Itisti,  was  created  a  B«ru.\it  ia  MB 
M.  Susan,  daughter  of  Mr.  Freeacnn.  of  .\«rwv« 
relict,  first,  of  Mr.  Cotton,  and  secoadly.if  k* 
bcr,  D.D.  of  Trinity  College.  Cambridft.  b«  h 
iMue.  He  died  loth  December,  I0»l.  «b#a  Ihr  I 
KKTCY  became  extinct.  The  estates,  SirlbMi 
queathed  to  his  trrcat  nephew  ,  Thi>«a>i  Scutii. 
a  studriit  itt  Trinity  Colleger.  Th.tt  ernil^aaa"  ' 
ward^  H!fsumrd  the  additional  «umantr  -if  BalU*. 
waj.  at  thi'  tiint'  i.f  hi»  dn.th,  i::  i;  .*.  V  1'  Ut ' 
liriilt'i'.  In  irti"*.  I  h.M'i.i*  's.l;i'.  r  K.i.»v.  f  ■ 
family  th««  i -t.tti-.  h.nl  !••■•  n  .*.  »i-.  .1  M  V*  It 
•*nhl  thiin  to  Lir-l  M"ii!|iirt.  f  r»  ir  hIi'S  l^*" 
]uirihaM  il,  thn-i- M.  ar*  iifti  r,  b\  \*r  Ktcai  fc-** 
Illy. 

Artn\    -An:,  u  piltur  uz 


SCKOPK,  OK  COrKKRINOTOV 


('KillYSP 

Kith  Jan.  l&'AVT. 


Fit:!. 

ij  ■"- 


Einrjgr. 

Thi>    wax   a   hr.ini'h  t'f  th^    in.i-rot  aiJ  ***^ 
family  of  Srr<»]M-.  of  B.»5ti'n. 

Silt  HiiHAKii  I  r.  .**i  iiuyt.,  f'm:  \.trA  S>-^»r*    ^ 
ton.    uaji  ^Ull:1Il••n4'd   to  )'>;irli.iiiirnl  it  iiv.t- «•■' 


•    H.   w.  Ilh/  ill  fh.  -.i-.fl  I   I.f  IVtir  Si.m'th  \.  im].  ,.f  Paxii.n   I'lire,  H.iuls  which  Uil>  thi*]  .«  :n*,  i»J  ■«• 
tiiml  4t  I. Ml''  II,  nmh-i  .%  Ii.-iioIm'Iiu-  nn-mniuiit  dt  Mj^ni-d  by  \\  ilimi. 


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Jalui»  b,  in  inn. 
idiuil.  rf.  f.  p. 
t.  \i  bb  aids!  u 


iiplotu,  which,  hoiraTar, 

and  tjiiihllT  darontBU  ia  tlH  calabntcd 
laiUiDtd  hj  him  viOi  Sir  Rich«d  Gn*- 
■  right  of  bfl«riBf  hit  fomily oat  DTanns, 
to  HT,  tbit  toiwacn  Ilia  ud  IM>,  ■ 

4iid.  Prua,  a  BcMlud.  when  tb*  Eu- 
wart  iBiBcad,  In  vbich  Sovpa  did  not 

9  iDi-d  ehancaUcT  of  Knf  land  In  the  rvign 
II,  by  hodi  which  HTViTi[ni  ha  waa  «n- 


extTBordioary  wiadom  ai 


ahn  Clifton,  of  Darrii 
>l  (by  Anna,  younj.. 
■cDnd  Lord  UonUagll 

GwTiH  (Sir),  hi. 

Adrian,  belisTad  I 

of  Aliif  GHtaui 
EdvyD. 


EUialMth. 
J  ana. 
Ir  Adriau  dlsd  loth  Dfvnnbcr,  II 


\m.  of  Cockcrinftao,  in  tba 
10  la.  Unula,  dufhtRof  Sit 

1  daughter  of  Tho»aa  Stanlay. 


m,  full  of  ipiril  and  diiuily.  On  a  Ub- 
!•  car>ad  hli  coat  of  anna,  mat,  la.  with 
u  anpportan,  and  the  followins  inacrip- 


.    By  Bluidi.  daughur  < 


"  Tuiiilwa  in  bDi  dull  big-baokci.  Ihty  oocly  k«|>, 

l)iV"'l'«'-«w'ptrib«vi'rio/.l*lhtaltBiibr''* 

A  .twy  not  an  cplopt.  mull  ».lK," 
I  HswMi.  byhitrldaataon, 

Sia  Uaaiiil  Siauri,  knt.  Iilgli  alwiilT'Dr  lAncsb 
I  in  IBM,  m.  Catherine,  dau|btor  of  John  Hnngerford, 
I  ciq.  of  Ilunfciford,  in  tba  cc      "      '  "'" '  '" ' 


y  of  WUtj,  and  had 


(BIr),  Lord  of  Bantlfy.  Jn  Vorbibirc,  I 


Caalla  Comba,  in  Wilia,  anceator  of  tbi 

KL  Lcgat,  who  left  Cur,  and  uttarr  lana. 

<iaaa)  WiJham  Scrop.,  t»|.  of  Caatl. 

Ha  d.  in  l«ar,  and  wa*  i.  by  hla  Aia  aoD, 

a  Bi-am't  l-«miuht>,  >oI.  iii.  p.  «ii.> 

Cerra...  4.  in  tba  lifMbne  of  bU  f.tb.r.  .,  ,. 

fld  Lord  Scrop.,  of  Boliou.  from  whom 

Kuaiai,  heir  to  hii  alder  brother. 

.SJr  Adrian  wu  buriid  at  CockerinftDn  in  Hxn,  an 

tb  Lord  Smp..  who  marhnl  tba  L«l;  1 

I,  by  b>>  eideat  aun. 

:t.  dauihter  of  Hanry,  l^ari  of  Nonbutn 

1.  Sir  C>ia  Sgaurt.of  CorkerlDgton,  U.A.  of  Wad 

ban.  Colltgo,  OifoM,  who  waa  created  a  BiaoHn 

1 

IU(b  Janaarr,  l«U-».    Sir  Carr  wa.  one  of  Ihoae  lite. 

ta,  of  Hpcnulthorna,  in  tba  caanly  of  , 

lUr  <if  Halpli  Hukiby,  tt^.  of  Roh.-by  1 

r  BprnDilhoTBO  ud  llanby,  m.  MarEa-  , 

n^nia  iKnim  trenuently  anHHig  the  wila  and  poetaatan 

(hb  r  u.d  l«.r  o(  .Mn«o  (:o..ien., ,«,.  „/  , 

i>l  that  day,  and  he  'ppaan  to  baie  b«n.  In  lore  ai 

and  Itaua  •pong  the  Scau»>  of  Uanb>. 

«nb  ao>». 

bitter  Uinpoonluhini.  rSae  Kucnuraa'a  WVt..)   H 

4.  umn,  ID  IIWO,  wh'B  tue  BiausRci  uriaau,  and 

•ri.  eaq.  sf  Hu»bl(di'n.  HmLl,  x.   El|. 

Ih.  e>I'lea  derolrad  <ip.in  hia  only  aurrl'ini  hmher 

tarrf  WaUa«.,   Lord  Wi„.W,  and. r 

Kuaiai  Snor.,  ea^.  of  Cockerington,  wbo  ■• 

Lory,  dauitater  ol  .Sir  John  Newton,  of  Uan 

n,tut.   BythalladyhaUadil.rFf  «.u.,  < 

oirby.  audbadiaane. 

{Sir),  hia  heir. 

CalbVr'nr,".  "mr-s. 

f.ih«af                                ; 

i;iitabe<b,'ai.  to  W  illian  I'ownall.  ea^.  and  4 

,  Kcropa  ,  wbo  x.  Annr,  daugUter  and 

«f  Mr  Jahn  Soath,a[  HoutI>  !>ua>n>ar- 

Luey,  tf.  luu.  in  tll>. 

.,  and  Mt  .  aon, 

Mr,  8crop«d,  >u  iim,  and  waa  J,  by  hiaaou, 

scu 


scu 


•  Y  : 


■Va 


c;i:tiRcx  SiROPE,  esq.  of  Cockeiington»  who  m, 
tint,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Ulchard  Cresawell. 
esq.  of  Redbury,  iii  the  county  of  Salop,  and  by 
that  lady  had, 

Adrian,  who  d.  aged  ton,  in  1710. 
Gbrvase,  heir  to  his  father. 
Carr,  capt.  R.N.  rf.  s.  p.  in  1762. 
FaRDiaiCK-JAVES,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Elizabetli.M.  to  Lancelot  Lee,  esq.  and  d.  s.p. 

in  17AI. 
Maky.  m.  first  to  Francis.  Earl  of  Delorainc, 
by  whom  she  hud  no  isnue,  and  secondly, 
liiomas  Vivian,  esq.  recorder  of  Lincoln. 
By  thut  gentleman  she  had  an  only  daugh- 
ter, 

Marv  Vivian,  w.  to  Johm   Peart,  esq. 
who  u-isumed  the  name  of  Scrupe. 

He  m.  secondly,  Fnmc«i,  fourth  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Linter.  esq.  of  Coli>by,  in  the 
county  of  Lincoln,  and  by  her  had  another  son, 

TiiouAS,  who  s.  his  hnlf-brothor,  Fredkrkk- 
James. 
Ccorge  Scropo  d.  in  July,  1741,  was  buried  in 
Lincoln  Cathedral,  and  s.  by  his  eldest  surviving 
son, 

(iERVAsE  ScROPB, esq.  of  Eustcot  Park,  MiddloMX, 
and  CiM*kerington,  Lincolnshire,  who  d.  unm. 
aged  sixty-five,  in  1770, and  wasi.by  his  brother, 

Frederick-Jambs  Scropb,  esq.  who  entailed  the 
estates  upon  the  Scropes  of  Castle  Combe,  on 
tlte  failure  of  his  own  line.  He  d.  unm.  a^ed 
sixty-two,  in  1780,  and  was  s.  by  his  half-bro- 
ther, 

Thomas  Scrope,  i  sq.  of  Colebyand  Cockerington, 
who  m.  Elixa-Muria,  daughter  of  William  Clay, 
esq.  but  had  no  issue.  He  d.  in  1793,  aged  sixty- 
nine,  and  his  widow  m.  in  1704,  Gen.  Albe- 
marle Bertie,  who  became  ninth  Earl  of  Linilsey 
on  the  deceuj«e  of  the  Duke  of  Ancaster  in  1809. 
At  Mr.  Scrope's  death  the  estates  devolved  upon 
his  niece  Maky  Vivian  and  her  husband,  John 
Peart,  who  in  consequence  assumed  the  name 
of  Scroi'e;  but  that  lady  dying  s.p.  in  1795,  the 
estates  of  North  and  South  Cockerington  pansed 
then  in  virtue  of  the  entail  created  by  Fcederick- 
Jamcs  Scropc,  to 
WiM.iAM  ScRoPE,  esq.  of  Castle  Combe,  in  the 
county  of  Wiltii.  (Refer  to  Bl'rkb's  Com- 
ntonerst  vol.  iii.  p.  0U3.) 

.''irwM— Azure  a  bend  or. 


SCUDAMORE,  OF  HOLME  LACV. 


CrI  AIEU 

1st  Jure,  !(»(». 


Extinct 
2ud  Dec.  17  KI. 


ILinragr. 

The  Si-iri)AVORE!i,  one  of  the  most  eminent  families 
in  the  Went  of  England,  was  established  at  a  remote 
era,  in  Herefordshire. 


ofU 


t 


The  name  Is  Tarioualy  wiitteB  ia 
more^  E»qwUmi0re,  Eseuedman, 
more.    That  the  fainily  wm  aadoMly  of 
estate  and  good  esteem,  appaan  evident  f 
early  benefoctions  to  Che  Abbej  oC  Uoie. 
religious  houses. 

Ralph  db  Eskidrmobb  e*v 
lands  to  the  Abbey  of  Dore.  which 

Walter  db  E^kidcmobb  mn\ 
ICiitg  Stephen.    His  son, 

Walter  de  Eskidemork  is  mentiaDed  n 
of  Henry  II.  In  lineal  de»oent  fnim  him  ■ 
.  Sir  (iodfrey  de  Scudamurk,  knt.  whan 
of  Henry  IlL  was  one  of  the  four  knii^ 
for  the  county  of  Wilts,  who,  hy  order  of  | 
were  to  enquire  into  all  tranagTraHciiis  aa 
committed  as  well  by  juAticeSf  sheriffs,  1 
other  persons  ;  the  inquisitions  eo  made,  h 
with  their  own  seals,  and  the  seals  of  the 
be  delivered  in  their  own  proper  persons  U 
counsel,  at  Westminster,  eight  days  after  II 
In  the  48th  of  the  same  monarch,  he  was 
by  the  king,  conservator  of  the  peace  Cor  t 
of  Wilts.    He  w.is  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Peter  de  Sci'damukk.  knt.  who  was! 
(Treat  power,  a»  appears  hy  a  writ  directed 
the  15th  Edward  I.  to  put  the  atatnte  of 
execution,  and  preserve  the  peace.    He  hai 
and  was  s.  by  his  brother. 

Sir  Walter  db  ScruAVoaR,  vho  vaa  t 
amongst  the  knights  to  attend  Edward  I.  n 
dition  against  the  Scots,  having  been  knigl 
34th  of  that  monarch,  when  the  king  to  ai 
splendour  of  his  projected  enterprise,  **  beih 
Earl  of  Camarron,  his  eldest  son,  wUk  th 
belt,  and  the  ^'oong  prince  immediately  i 
ferred  the  same  honour  at  the  high  altar  ia 
ster  Abbey,  on  nearly  three  hundred 
of  earls,  barons,  and  knighta ;"  he 
patee  fitchee,  vm  appears  from  a  diartar  ef  h 
Abbey.    His  son  and  heir. 

Sir  Peter   de  Sci'[>%Mt»RB,  who  floorish 
beginning  of   Edward    Ill.'s   reign,  had 
Waiter  andTHoMi.s.    The  )oun^er  son, 

Thomas  de  Scldavurk,  married  the  eldest 
and  heir  of  Clara  de  Kwyas,  hy  Ivan  Wl 
husband,  upon  which  he  assumed  the  an 
stirrups  and  the  surname  of  Ewyas.  Thei 
heir, 

Philip  de  Escl'daxorb,  alias  oa  Ewtas. 
his  mod. 

Sir  John  Scudamorb.  knt.  of  Ewyas  ai 
Lacy,  who  wasevcheator  of  Herefordshire,  G 
shire,  and  the  Marches  of  Wales,  in  the  13A 
II.  and  was  constituted  in  the!tOth  of  the  sa 
constable  of  (Roderick  Ca*tle,  during  the  ■ 
the  Lord  Talbot.  He  m.  Alice,  danghter.  a 
the  co-heirs,  of  Owen  (ilendower,  and  left  a 

Philip  Sci'damurk,  esq.  f.Ather,  by  Agnes 
duu^htrr  and  co-heir  of  John  Hunterooasbe, 

(fEORCE  Sci  D^voRR,  esq.  who  ■•.  R  dsagh 
old  family  of  Hrughill,  and  was  s.  by  his  soa 

Philip  Scidavore,  esq.  who  wedded  oi 
daughters  and  heirs  of  Osborne,  of  London,  i 
son  and  heir, 

William  Sci- da  mure,  esq.  of  Holme  Lar 
Alice,  daughter  of  Sir  Richard  M>nor».  and 
his  Kon, 

John  Scudamorb,  esq.  uf  Holnte  Larv, 
Sybell,  (Uughter  of  Watkyn  Vaughan,  of 
and  in  the  Tiiul  Henry  VI II.  beinc  9r>k 
king,  Gt'mrasorum  hMtiariorum  <*tfwiri 
constituted  steward  of  the  lordships  of  I  sk.  * 
and  Crillocke.  in  WaK^,  and  constable  of  i'* 
for  life,  after  the  demise  or  susrmdcr  oi  \Vd. 

470 


scu 


scu 


»■•  t^q.  H«  had  a  gnmt  likewise  in  the  Slst  of  the 
tmm  nrign,  of  the  nits  of  Dora  Abhey,  Herefordshin, 
»  kin  ami  hk  heira.  Thu  John  and  hia  wife  have 
iMcriftioQ  (praying  them  that  paueth,  of  their 
'^^t  to  aay  for  their  souU  a  paUr  wuicr  and  an 
wt}  round  their  noble  alabaster  munument  iu  the 
harch  of  Holme  Lacy  : 

Here  Lythc  Joim  Scuuavior  Rsquir,  soinvtynie  onu 
•C  The  t>wv  g«iit>Uiiuii  L'sHiRS  uutu  our  Utc  So- 
v*rance  LonI  Kiuk  Ht^aT  the  eiuhiv.  and  after 
wafdc  aduytted  one  of  Tlie  Kfquim  for  his  hi|;hnfs 
k«rfy,  and  SiiaaL  his  \V>ef,  and  Juiin  flvcvSMd,  iu 
**"-    yere    Of   our  Lorde   Uod   a  ilioataiid   Fivo 


>• 


(•had 


William,  who  m.  I'raula,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
ttir  John  Pakiiigiton,  kut.  of  Hampton  Lovet, 
aod  had  four  aons  and  a  daughter,  Jane,  •».  to 
Thomaa  Scndamore,  ei(|. 

Philip,  who  Ml.  Joan,  relict  of  Walter  Kyrle,  esq. 

and  had  a  daughter,  SybelL 
JohUp  married  and  had  issue. 

Kathcrinr,  «i.  to  Richard  Monington,  esq. 
Joan,  M.  fir»t,  to  Walter  Guillim ;  and  secondly,  to 

CharioN  Herbert. 
Jaac.  Si.  first,  to  John  Wamoomb ;  and  secondly, 

to  Sir  Walter  Derereux,  knt. 
Kfiaaheth,  ■•.  to  Humphrey  Baskerville,  esq. 
Sfhell,  ai.  first,  to  Thomus  Dauusey,  esq.  ot  Urin- 

•op;  and  secondly,  to  John  Do  la  Here. 


was  «.  by  bis  grandson,  (son  of  Wil- 
wlM  predeceased  his  father,  and  I'rsula,  his 
Imtklier  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Pakingtou,  knt. 
iCIi— ptoa  Loret,) 

r  ■•■  JoMa  ScuDAMoai,  who  was  gentleman  usher  to 
^  BuftiaSTH,  receiTed  the  honour  of  kni^jhthood 

elected  by  the  county  of  Hereford  in  five 
iva  parliaments  during  that  reign.    He  married 

Fp  Elettaor,  daughter  of  Sir  James  Croft,  aud  had 
IkMWM  (Sir),  who  was  knighted  for  his  valour  at 
tk«  aiege  of  Calais,  and  in  the  1st  of  James  1. 
•crvod  in   parliament  for  Herefordshire.    Sir 
iOBca  married  Anne,  daughtiT  of  Sir  Thomas 
Throcknorton,  lad  dying  before  his  father,  he 
loft  iaaoe, 
JoNM,  ■accessor  to  his  grandfatlivr. 
Mabt,  ot.  to  Sia  Gluts  BaTucas,  of  Wilton 
Cartlc.* 


wife  of  Alexander  Walwyn,  esq.  of  Old- 


Sir  John  Scudamore,  the  **  Sir  Scndamora  of  Spen- 
cer's Fairy  Queen,"  was  s.  by  bis  grandson, 

I.  John  Scvdaxork,  esq.  of  Holme  Lacy,  who  was 
created  a  Barunlt  1st  June,  l(^eO,  and  in  eight  years 
afterwards  raised  to  the  peerage  of  Ireland,  as  Baron 
Dromore  and  Viacount  Scudamore,  of  Sligo.  He  m. 
Bli«abcth.  only  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Arthur  Por- 
ter, kut.  and  dying  iu  1(171,  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

II.  SiK  John  Scudamork,  second  Viscount  Scuda- 
more, (only  son  of  James,  only  surriTing  son  of  the 
first  Viiicount,  who  divd  before  his  father).  This 
nobU'man  m.  Frances,  daughter  of  John,  Earl  of  Exe- 
ter, aud  dying  2-2ud  July,  1(H)7,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  James  ScuutMURS,  third  Viscount  Scuda- 
more. who  m.  Frances,  only  daughter  and  heir  of 
Simon,  Lord  Digby.  aud  died  2ud  December,  1710, 
aged  tliiry-two,  luaying  an  only  daughter,  when  all 
his  honours,  including  the  Baronetcy  x&riaiD.  His 
lordship's  daughter  and  heir. 

The  Honourable  Frances  ScuDAaoRS,  b.  in  1711, 

m.  first,  Henry  Somerset,  l)uke  of  Beaufort, 

and  secondly,  Churlos  Fitxroy  Scudamoro,  esq. 

By  the  latter  she  left  an  only  child, 

Frances  Sci  uamore,  of  Holme  I^cy,  who  m. 

Charles,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  but  died  issueless 

in   18*20,   when  the  estates  devolTed  partly 

ui)on  Sir   Kuwin  Francis  Stanhope,  hart. 

and  Damel  H.  Bi;rr,  esq.t    (Seo  notes  at 

foot) 

^rffij— Gu.  three  stirrups  leathered  and  buckled  or. 


SCUDAMORE,  OF  BALLINGHAM. 


Creatku  33rd  July,  1041.~Eiti  nct 

Srinragr. 

I.  John  Scudamore,  esq.  of  Ballinghan,  in  tho 
county  of  Hereford,  who  was  created  a  Baronet  in 
1044,  m.  Penelopv,  daughter  of  Sir  James  Scudamore, 
knt.  of  Holme  Lacy,  in  the  same  shire,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Scudamore,  of  Ballingham,  who  mar- 
ried a  daughter  of  Sir  George  Graham,  of  Norton,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  d>iug  without  male  issue  SSnd  August, 
1084,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

III.  Sir  Barnahy  Scudamore,  of  Ballingham,  who 
m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  John  Row,  merchant  of  Bristol, 
and  relict  of  William  Harris,  of  London,  but  died 
without  male  issue,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  ex- 
tinct. 

ilriiM— As  Scudamore,  qv  Holme  Lact. 


•  Maby  Bcouahorb's  grandson,  by  Sir  Giles  Bryd- 

llB  lORM  BarDOCS,  bart.  of  Wilton  CsMle,  inbe- 
riled  the  Baroht  or  Chanuos,  at  eighth  baron, 
la  MA.    He  d.  ia  1714,  and  was  lacceedvd  by 

JaHBS,  ainlh  Baron  Chandot,  who  was  created, 

ia   1714,  Earl  of  Caernarvon,   and   in  17 1», 

Duke  of  Cbandc»*.    Hit  t;race  m.  Mary,  only 

sanriviag  daaghter  of  Sir  Thomas   Lake,  or 

I,  ia  Middleicx,  and  had  two  tarviving 


Jouii,  Marqnvw  of  Caernarvon,  who  d.  be- 
fore hit  father,  leaving  two  daughters,  hi» 
ev-bciri,  vis. 

1.  CATHBRiNR,m.  ftrtt,  to  Captain  Lyon, 
of  the  HorM.'  Guards,  aud  M*i:oiHiiy 
IoEdwin-Francis  Stan  HOPE,  ccq. 
By  the  latter  the  had  a  »on, 
Hemrt-Edwin   Stanhope,    ad- 
miral of  the  liinv,  rreated  a  Ba- 


I 


RUNET  In  1807, d.  in  1814,  leav- 
log  a  ton  and  heir. 
Sir   Edwin-Francis  Stan- 
hope, bart.  who  inhcrite<l 
Home  Lacy  at  the  decease 
of  the  Dacbett  of  Norfolk. 
2.  Jane,  m.  to  Jamet  Brydges,  esq.   of 
Pinner. 

Henry,  who  became  Marqacts  of  Caernar- 
von, ut  the  decease  of  hit  brother. 

\  Henry  Hi<iFORi),  clerk,  detcenilcd  from  John  Hig- 

foni,  v*t\,  of  l)i\ion,  iu  (fliitici'Menhirr,  who  married  a 

Mint  Scudamore.  «>i  Holme  Lacy,  dit^l  in  17!>5,  deviling 

hit  property  to  hit  niecet,  Mri>.  *Par5on.t  and  Mrt.  l)avi», 

both  <>t  Chepntow.    The  daui^hler  and  heir  of  the  latter, 

Mary  Dims,  wat  second  wife  of  Lient.-Gener.il 

Daniel  Huir,  of  the  Ka^t  liMlia  civil  service,  aihl 

mother  ot  the  prv!»ent  Dinibl  Hiupiird  DtvAi.i. 

Birr,   cn].   M.  P.  of  (;a)ton,  in   Iler«-furd»liiu, 

\%ho  enjoys  a  portion  of  the  Scudamoic  ettatet. 

477 


r 


SEL 


SEY 


SELBY,  OF  WHITEHOUSE. 


Created 
3ril  March,  1001.   h 


Extinct 
in  ims. 


iltnragr. 

William  SBLBT,e»q.(son  of  Ceorge  Selby,  alderman 
of  Newcastle,  and  grandtton  of  Williani  Selby,  mer- 
chant adventurer  of  that  place)  Henred  as  sherifT 
of  that  corporation  in  1504,  and  wus  mayor  in  1573. 
He  ifi.  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Gerard  Fen- 
wick,  of  Newcastle,  and  had  with  other  issue, 

GxoROE  (Sir),  kilt,  sheriflf  of  Newcastle  in  1594, 
and  mayor  in  ItMK),  1006,  1011,  and  10*23.    Tliis 
Sir  George  Selby  had  the  honour  of  entertain- 
ing King  James  on  his  yarious  profpresses  North- 
wards, and  thence  was  distinguished  by  the  title 
of  '<  the  king's  host."    He  m.  Margaret,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  John  Selby,  knt.  of  Twisell,  and  dying 
30th  March,  10*25,  aged  sixty-eight,  left  issue, 
Margaret,  m.  to  Sir  William  Belasyse,  knt. 
Elizabeth,  m.  tu  Sir  John  Uelaval,  knt. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Robert  Delaral,  esq. 
Isabel,  m.  to  Sir  Patricius  Curwen,  bart.  of 

Workington. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Sir  William  Darcy,  of  Wilton 

Castle. 
Mary,  m.  to  John  Fenwick,  eldest  son  of  Sir 
John  Fenwick,  of  Wallington. 
WiLi.iA.u,  uf  whom  presently. 

Isabel. 
Mary. 
Margaret,  second  wife  of  Sir  William  Fenwick, 

knt.  of  Wallington. 
Jane,  m.  to  William  Wray,  esq.  of  Beamish,  in 

Durham. 
Klizaboth,  m.  to  William  Simpson,  esq.  of  New- 

caintle. 
£leanor. 
Barbara. 
Grace. 

The  second  non. 

Sir  Wii.i.um  Sei.bt,  knt.  of  Winlaton,  in  Durham, 
and  of  Holaiu,  in  Northumberland,  m.  Elizabeth, 
daughter  andheir  of  William  U'iddrington,  rsq.  younper 
Mun  of  Sir  John  Widdrin^ton,knt.  of  \Viddriugton,aud 
had  itt!»ue, 

Williani,  who  was  ttlain  in  a  duel  in  White  Hall, 
Dyke  Nook,  4th  December,  WM,  by  John  Trol- 
lup,  of 'i'lioriiley.     Ho  hud  no  is»ue. 

Geokok,  Nitcces.sor  to  his  father. 

John,  d.  umn. 

Thoiua.H,  wlio  /;/.  Dorothy,  third  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  John  Swinburne,  esq.  of  Black  Heddun, 
in  NorthuniWrlnnd,  by  .Mary,  his  wife,  sister 
and  co-heir  of  Robert  Collingwood,  esq.  of  En- 
liugton. 

Sir  William  died  in  1040,  and  was  s.  by  hiiii  son, 

I.  SiH  George  Selby,  of  Whitehouse  and  Winlaton, 
both  in  the  county  of  Durham,  who  was  created  a 
Barunet  3rd  .March,  10(M.  He  m.M.iry,  daughter  of 
Richard,  \  iscount  Molyneux,  and  had  i.-^sue. 


I.  GnmaB,  Ids  beir. 

I.  Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Pien  VasCjrB,  of 
and  tf.  in  1719. 

II.  Clare,  buried  1st  October,  laM. 
III.  Mary,  living  in  I06S. 
IT.  Charlotte,  liTing  in  lOOB. 

T.  Julia,  living  in  1008. 
Ti.  Elisabeth,  liring  in  160B. 

Sir  George  died  in  September,  laos,  uidi  vas  i 
son. 

It.  Gborci  Silbt,  who  died  an  infant  vilUa 
after  his  father  when  the  BaaoKcrcT  baeaasi 

ilnM— Barry  or  and  sa. 


SEYMOUR,  OF  LANGLEY. 


Creatid 
4th  July*  1091. 


E&TI! 

iall 


Sir  Edward  Sbtmovr,  of  Bvry  Ponovy, 
county  of  Devon,  created  a  Baronct  fMh  i 
m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Arthur 
knt.  of  Dartington,  in  the  same  county,  and  d] 
1013,  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Edward  Setmour,  ban.  of  Bnry  Pobmiv 
m,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  killigiw 
of  Laroch,  in  Cornwall,  and  had  a  Urge  fandl) 
ward,  the  eldest  son,  inherited  the  title,  Mai 
him  descend  the  present  Duke  of  Somenet,  a 
Marquess  of  Hertford.    The  second  son, 

Hk.nry   Seymour,  esq.  bom   in  ICIS,  was 

youth  page  of  honour  to  A'iirg  Chaklx^  I.  and 

out  break  of  the  civil  war,  went  with  the  Marqt 

Hertford  into  Somersetshire,  and  was  with  hi 

ship  at  Sherburn,  when  with  only  two  troops  s( 

and  400  foot,  he  withstood  the  whole  force  of  ih 

of  Bedford,  consisting  of  abore  7000  foot  bcsidt 

and  artillery,  and  the  Marquess  sending  tibc  1 

Bedford  a  challenge,  Mr.  Seymour  was  chasa 

the  bearer.     Wlien  all  was  lost,  he  went  «i 

royal  master  abroad,  and  was  entrusted  wi&  t 

letter  and  message  that  the  prince  sent  to  Us  < 

which  delivering  the  S7th  of  the  same  ini?'»i*>, 

evening  of  the  day  that  Ciiarljls  was  sentsa 

death,  bis  sorrow  is  stated  to  have  been  y»fc« 

He   kissed  the  king,  clasped  his  lec»*  and  H 

aloud.    To  him  the  king  imparted  his  last  ooaa 

tion  to  the  prince.     In  the  year  ItiCO,  he  wm  i 

to  the  restoration  parliament,  by  the 

Loe,  and  he  continued  afterwards  to 

same  place  until  his  decease.     He 

groom  of  the  bedchamber,  cumptniUer  oCthe  Ca 

and  clerk  of  the  hanaper.    Mr.  SeymoarcaaM 

side  at  Langley,  in  Bucks,  in  the  year  lM*,r 

the  house  and  park  from  the  tmatees  of  Sir  W 

Parsons,  then  deceased,  and  about  the  year  IM 

chased  the  said  estate,  and  got  a  grant  fnm  tbi 

of  the  manor  of  Langley,  under  m  reserrrd  r 

£'•13.  Ss.  \0d.  per  annum.    At  this  seat  be  lived 

tirement   the  latter  part  of  his  life,  in  tbc  f 

esteem  of  all  who  knew  him,  as  a  gentlemsB  at 

honour,  generosity,  affability,  and  ciiaritv.    He 

47S 


n4,  in  hi*  lifetiBM.  u  alrni  boaH,  it  Luf - 
X  four  drcxjTd  peopls ;  ud  by  bia  lu[  will 
■ml.  e*"  £M*  B  pot  i™i  poor  1»T>  ■]>' 
bnU(  Dtiier  cbuhulilf  1ei:>de>  to  panicnlit 
Ha  ■.  firwt,  EUubetfa,  ddubter  of  Sir  Jo- 

,  in  tha  eoniit;  of  Somnwl,  bul  by  thai 
dicdinlEIl,  htdnaiHue.  Hia  Kcond  wife 
la.  daoihtar  of  Sir  Rflbvrl  Acuten,  barl.  at 
a  XnU  and  widow  of  Gcorite  Stovel,  a*|. 
MM,  in  the  awna  csniitT.  Bj  bar  be  bad, 
■fkt«r,  an  only  eODi 

T. ».  nib  October,  IST4,  who  M  B*T«i  yeara 
(*.  hia  raUwr  beinic  tben  UtIdi,  waa  created 
•■onn  by  Kbif  Criklu  I.  4th  Jnly, 


SHE 
I  Paq-  of  Lowaby,  in  LeiMatgrahire,by  whombabad  tw^ 
'         Thoiiii,  of  Siapleford,*  uuMtar  of  tba  Barb  of 


RnBiHT  SHiaiHo,  caq-Df  I<D|>tborp,  in  the  county  af 
[□coin,  had  a  aoo  and  daufbler,  tij. 

RowutiD,  bia  heir. 

Ro*«,  ■•■ID  WllUani  Tboivld, 


•  aflbebody  ofib 


ubeir 


Mr  died,  aied  accent;  foar,  fttb  March,  lose. 
■■■T  Sirnoita,  of  Laofley,  who  wa>  elected 
III.  for  Ean  Lot,  and  be  rrpreaented  the 


t,  IoiIdk 


letectiaD 


;bard,  of  lopethorpe. 


ro^o 


<Q9 


«  Haw 

ca  SliRian,  of  Staplerord,  who  wii  •hrril 
ahti*.  In  thoimhndlanaT  Vl..ndof  i.ei 
.latballatoflbeunirrFign.  He».E1iii 
Mar  amd  heir  of  John  Wrndford,  ■ranilnii 
r  lir  Robm  Woodrnnl.  oT  Sproiton,  alio  ii 


Iritb  of  bia  rldFr 
li.r  «t  llie  f^imily. 

if  liimnu  Ai'hby, 


q.  Of  Unednahirt. 
JanF.  daof-bter  of 


Six  Wili 


lighty.     H< 

andhadaaon.Jo'sK.b 
BHdnet,  daughter  of  Si 


I,  aird 


if  Wythan, 

I  heir.     Hia  Kcond  viTe,  wai 

Reoalm  Dicby,  of  Stoke  Dry. 

in  iiuuaniubin.  and  by  ber  had  WiUam,  Kenglm, 

JniiH  fiHiaARi>,  cH]'  of  LiTptborp-  Tbia  fmilnnaD 
■>.  6nt,  Roae,  daiuhlerof  FnDcUSherard.Faq.  ilater 
Bt  the  Urn  Lord  Sherard,  aqd  by  her  bad  an  only 
daiieblFT,  Anne,  who  ia  luppoacd  to  hare  died  i.fi.  Ue 
•I.  aecondly,  Sliiabalh,dau|bterof  Richard  Brownlow, 
eaq.  of  Belton,  and  by  that  lady,  whoil.  Bth  February, 


rancra,  h.  io  Rojer  Gmllh,  of  Wltbeoek,  In  Ibi 

coonty  of  Rutland. 

odric.iK.  Hnmphrey  Brooke,  H.D.  of  Undon. 

•a  I.  by  hia  only  aon, 

HiiD  SHaaaao,  ea^.  who  m.  Marfarct,  daugbiri 
of  LnuJey  Dewe,  eaq.  of  Biabop  I'pton,  in  the  coanty 
if  Hareford,  hy  wtacan  ha  had  thiM  aona  and  three 


Sir  John  Brownlow,  hart,  of  B 

elbiD. 

itbeeoiu 

tyofLinntn.andhadfouTdaDfhura, 

ELiuarr 

B,  ■•.  to  John,  Earl  0 

Exeter. 

toPfresrioi.  Wokeo 

Ancaa'tei 

El.a.>.oa 

..to  Kir  John  Brown 

o«,ofB 

rntOB, 

Id  tba 

rated  Vii 

Del, in  Ireland,  I4lb  Hay,  111 

.and 

*.  ..p. 

"'iwrn.m 

.0  Peter  Whit<»a.b,c~i.ofBr. 

aled. 

n  Kiiaei. 

lib  Septe 

■Bber,  Ism.  and  waa 

by  bia 

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HN  Kh». 

tbacn 

ntyof 

,  who  %u 

iKhMay 

-maiudcr  I 

0  hie  brmhera.  and  tfa 

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■wiifa.   a 

Joi.n  ■>•  .hcrifl-  u 

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D  the  i-hancel  of  N 

ibatn 

.UhHUicoi 
ihia  Iowa,  {«f 
t  of  Sberairi, 


Ik,  Bharaid  aad  Wood- 


SHE 


SHE 


II.  Sir  Richard  Srirard,  who  died  rUw  nnm.  14th 
June,  1730,  and  was  bnried  with  hia  fBiiiily  in  North 
Wytham  Church,  where  a  monument  was  erected  to 
his  memory  with  an  inscriptionf  concluding  with  these 
lines 

Hononr'd  where  known,  endearing  where  allied ; 
Much  luv'd  he  liv'd,  and  moch  lamented  died. 

He  was  t,  by  his  only  surviying  brother, 

III.  Sir  Brownlow  Sheraru,  who  wedded  Dame 
Mary  Anderson,  relict  of  Sir  Richard  Anderson,  bart. 
of  Penley,  in  the  county  of  Hertford,*  and  daughter 
of  tlie  Right  Hon.  John  Methucn,  Lord  Chancellor  of 
Ireland.  By  her  he  had  an  only  son,  Brownlow,  his 
successor.  He  d,  30th  January,  1736,  aged  sixty,  and 
was  interred  in  the  family  Tsult  in  North  Wytham 
Church,t  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  Brownlow  Shbrard,  of  Lopthorp  Hall,  in 
Lincolnshire,  and  Newton  Hall,  Essex,  who  m.  16th 
July,  1738,  Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  Col.  the  Hon.  Tho- 
mas Sydney,  of  Ranworth,  in  Norfolk,  and  grandaugh- 
terofThomas,  Earl  of  Leicester,  but  died  without  issue, 
when  the  Baronktcy  expirrp. 

^mif— Argent,  a  chevron,  gules,  between  three  tor- 
teauxea. 


SHERBURNE,  OF  STONYHURST. 


Crratkd 
4th  Feb.  168A. 


EXTIMCT 

14th  Dec.  1717. 


Emeagr. 

The  family  of  Sherburne  was  of  great  antiquity  and 
distinction  in  the  county  of  LancnHter,  and  possessed 
Stonyhurst  from  the  time  of  the  early  Plantagenets. 
Under  Edward  I.  Sir  Robert  Sberbum  was  seneschall 
of  Wiswall  and  BlackburnHhire,  and  in  the  martial 
reign  of  the  third  Edward,  Sir  John  Sherbum,  attend- 
ing his  royal  master  in  his  French  wars,  served  at  the 
siep^e  of  Calais.     His  direct  descendant, 

Hugh  SHRRRURNR,e»q.  son  of  Sir  Richard  Sherburne, 
of  Stonyhurst,  by  Johanna,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Henry 
Langton,  of  Walton,  founded  thecbantry  at  Mitton,  in 
Lancashire.  He  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Talbot,  of  Boshall,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Robert. 

Grace,  m.  to  Roper  Nowell,  .1  Henky  VIII. 

Anuc,  M.  to  John  Talbot,  of  Salisbury. 

Jane,  m.  to  Ralph  Clidcrow,  of  Awki'lry. 

Ellen, ;/'.  to  John  Hruikliules,  esq.  of  Clauchtun. 

Hugh  Sherburne  died  10  Hcnky  VIII.  and  wuh  .v.  by 
his  son, 


Thomm  SHUiBumNB,e«q.of  StOB^kmUwhi 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Townloy.  of  Tovnkf ,  i 
28  Henry  VIIL  left  Ume, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

John,   who  M.    Katiieriiie,   davi^trr 
Browne,   and    oo-heir   to   her  hiodM 
Browne,  with  whom  be  aoquired  ^ 
Ribleton. 

Robert,  a  lawyer,  reader  to  Ifae  Hob.  \ 
Gray's  Inn,  who  m.  Dorothy,  daughfe 
heir  of  Thomas  Catteral,  of  Little  X 
thus  acquired  that  property. 

Grace,  m.  to  Roger  Sherlrame,  ceq.  of  1 

The  eldest  son, 

Richard  Sherbiirkr,  esq.  of  StoayhnnC, 
26th  July,  15&t,  m.  first.  Matilda.dangktcr  e 
Bold,  eaq,  of  Bold,  and  had  by  her* 

Richard,  who  m.  first,  KatbcriBe,  da 
Charles,  Lord  Sturton,  seooadly,  Aum, 
of  Henry  Kighley,  and  thirdly.  Aum, 
of  Holden,  of  Chaigfaley.  He  tfei  I 
Snd  April,  1028. 

Thomas,  died  young. 

Hugh,  m.  a  sister  of  Sir  Roger  Dysdcy. 

Margaret,  m,  to  Lord  Towvley,  of  Barad 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Thomas  Fleetwood,  ceq.  of 
Mary,  m.  to  John  Edwards,  ceq.  of  Ched 

Richard  Sherburne  m.  secondly.  Dame  Isel 
and  had  by  her  (with  three  dani^ters,  Gxeoc 
William  Hoghton,  of  Grimsargb;  Jaac,  ■. 
Southworth,  esq.  of  Samlesbnry  ;  and  Isakel,) 
Richard  Shbrburxi,  esq.  of  Duuiow,  act 
bum,  who  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Richaid 
esq.  of  Downham,  and  bad  issue, 

Henry,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Fnai 
Dacre,  and  died  without  surriTinf  issae 
Richard,  successor  to  his  father. 

Katheriue, m.  to  William  Penningtoa,  esq. 

caster. 

The  only  surriving  son, 

Richard  SHfcReiRNR.esq.of  Stonyhurst, acf 
seven,  4  Charlrs  I.  m.  firnt,  Elizabeth,  d»a 
Sir  Richard  Molyneux,  of  Sefton,  by  whuoi  '. 
daughter,  Elizabeth,  who  died  yoang,  and  • 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  WaLtnesIey 
Dankeuhalgh,  by  whom  he  left  at  bis  dcot- 
February,  1607,  a  daughter,  Anne,  wife  of  Sir 
duke  Constable,  bart.  of  Everiugham,  and  a  f 

Richard  Sherburxk,  esq.  of  Stonyharst 
Isabel,  daughter  of  John  Iiigleby,  esq.  of  Li 
and  had  issue, 

Nichol.%!s,  his  heir. 

Richard,  of  Wrigglesworth,  who  si.  Aaiw 

ter  of  John  Causeficld,  ei«q.  and«f.  f.  p.C 

IGDO. 

Emzareth.  m.  to  William,  son  and  hd 
John  Weld.  knt.  of  Lulwonh,  in  D«i 
and  had  issue. 

Richard  Sberbumc  died  ICth  August, lt;t9.  ti 

by  his  Aon, 


•  She  wax  iircvioasly  widow  of  Huinpliri-y  SiinpMiii,  esq. 

t  A  liandMinic  niarblu  inonnment  Wiis  crectid  lo  lii!<  nuinory,  ^%iih  an  inscription,  ciuclndins  in  ver>c  rfe 

T«^  j'liuii  till-  t'ullii.'?,  viiTS,  carts  f.l"  liic, 
Aixi  private  pt.-a('«-  pretVr  to  public  .•iiit'c; 
To  la>Ir  bi'ltiw  I  In-  rfut-cls  til'  litM\'iiIy  ii->t, 
(iivi'S  us  ou  earth  th'  i-njoN iuent.«  ti|  the  blr<t. 
Thitsi  th(>ii{;ht  the  man,  \>hiini  virtuous  uctioiis  \;avr 
\'.,\<v  in  thi>  wt'il'l,  and  rcfuiic  in  the  uravo; 
Who  would  nut  wi:<h  to  be  like  hint  retirM, 
And  lind  in  (kath,  what  he  in  lite  de.-ir'd. 


an  at  ttEDThnni.  wh  t*»i  BpaD  *• 
i^hk  Cittkalic  Cidl*(E,  Um  bt  td*  of  irhbh  lu>lnfi 
Wirta  (no  ilvir  HnklUmdii  st  Lict*-  ^  cl» 
sf  ck*  rnsch  Rmriuiion.wrrc  Indund, 

k  aa  HitiiB  In  tbm  nirin  cdhditt'    a  baii 
••■  •ce«nllB|ly  D>uincd  if  tha  koiue  ud  sr  iliH 

mt.  aai  IW  oM  bvonUl  hall  of  the  Skarburon. 


«tlk  •  •kitl  nguil  lo  tkal  vt  Ikr  noil 

nlf^rfeiui.  tn  !■».  Mn.  Kbi«n  iMIM 
>  If  SlilaM  iBd  (b>  Buiin  (ins  of  Tolll 
via  ba^  1b  ll«ni,  on  iMntlf  (ur  llfr, 
■ladn  M  dia  Hn.  HMk  SkDi4n<t(e  uil  Ik-- 


Shlrity,  »q.  by  Elinkclk.hu  vife,  laofbUruf  Dnw 
SiirliT.  uig.  of  London,  (miJxju  u(  Tkanu  Shirkr, 
p«|.  Drrrcnan.  urifnd'CrnniljDn  of  Ambon;  Sblrtay, 
wba  wu  KconJ  md  of  Willinu  SUirli;, »«,  of  Wis- 
(vri.Ion,  and  lioaally  drrivtd  fniu  ib«  Sblrla]!*  of 
trntnn  Harold,  Tbe  baronet  m.  Anne.  dauxhUr  of 
jirHkbudOculow,  knl.o(WaatCUndon,  InSumi. 
ind  dyUif  (bout  1003,  Icfk  witk  a  daiibUr,  BUaakctk, 

nf  Fnalun,  A,  (koiil  ISM, 

iuiaB>tni>aii.kBI.  uul 

d  byhar.  <rha  vadaad.aacouUT,  8i[  Honrr  Halaall. 

MUTB.'sr  Hirmiwll:  Judilk:  and' Kary.    8li  Ri. 

an)  ri.  In  lai,  au4  *■*  i  by  bla  aoD. 

111.  Sia  Riciiiau  SHiaLti.  s<  Prntan,  ai  *boH 


SHIRLEV,  OP  OAT  HALL. 

CauTip  nib  Jaaa,  inN,_ExTikrT  Wth  Pck.  MU. 

linugr. 

1.   ooo  of   Hilllan  EUrlry. 
I  dixd  In  IIBI.  by  Kliiab-ib.  bit  wlfc,  daachWi  of 

liblrUyi  s(  Wlah'nMon.    Hi  m.  Ellaabi^b.  •laacb 
si  rtatiela  Baktr,  of  Undon,  and  had  iMBa. 

d  In  Am>tUa  la  iru. 
JakB.dMatOanfg. 

Ralpb,  dlad  yiniMr. 

tUiabaUi.ai.  to  EliaUn  llueblaaao.aaf. 

I*ni>aa,  ai.  lo  W>nUn  Bollaad,  of  LtrndH. 


t  f 

IMT, 

irhn 

<f.   in  1T77,  lef 

IMK 

t>ii 

WiLUm  Win 

WlT 

l5B<ld,   Su«i.  who 

bniHT.  1 

U.«fa«.tt«B 

SIDLEV,  OF  AILESFOBD- 


Aliuagr. 

Thb  (nnlly  t«'  »"?  g"M  Mtiqiiiiy  in  Uu  cDnmy 
of  Krm)  wu  ■Dofmlly  KaMd  at  Hdibht  Manb, 
whrn  tkin  an-  l>ndi  now  uUed  Sldlt-j'i  ind  Sld- 
Ict's  Uuili;  ih(;r  boil)  ■Ttcmrdi.  Irnqi.  Enmip 
in.  ■  muBian  lioaH  >t  S<ndbiiry.in  SonUiAHt.  in 
the  ume  couDly.  Philpol.  In  bii  ViUsre  Culiinim, 
(ikn  DoIi«  that  thnr  udu  wen  in  Ihe  oI4  b*U 
Uh-tt,  and  Ihe  dais  1337. 

Jdhi  Sidlit,  or  Sidlit,  (u  the  name  bu  bHO  In 
qBrntl;  wricun)  aadilnr  of  tha  Bich«|niT  to  fin 
HiKHi  VII.  lard  af  tbe  uanar  of  tioiitba«rI,  and  ab 
ol  MortimFr.*  In  Kinl,  •>.  trtt.  Eliiabttb.  dangtauc 
and  m-bclr  of  Roger  Jcnki,  of  LoDdiio  \  Hcsndly, 
Gliiahetb,  daughur  gf  John  Cnlton,  ni|.  of  Hampatall- 
Ridwan.  in  tha  county    '  "-— — ■      -  ■  -  '-■■      ■ 

Kakcwell,  in  KcDt.bai 


^linlKIb,  dasBbtiT  at 


SID 

■  luac  Sii>u;t,kMt.i4e«aiCbai. 

».  <■.  U  nHBai  HfAa.  a^ 


Jom  SiDLiT.twi- of  SMikl«t.ate«vlllt 
iff  al  KentS  BLi>a«*ni.  B>  aa.  kmm.tm$ 
olin  Colpcpar,  ea^.  of  Aaaatu*.  ta  Aa  ^a 
nd  bad  iHUt, 


Oitard.  and  l*n  ■ 


\-' 


dau(bter  mai  «-b*ir  of  Bof  B^ 
of  Umdan,  and  Ibat  iBdrdl^bl 
><Uli.  Mary.  dii^Mrrf  Sri 


llnwn  ID  Ihe  En|teB<ld<  of  Britx,  and 
ihem  anill  Ihi  cad  of  BiKaT  Vil  »)>. 
aiad  10  JvkD  Sid  ley. 

t  By  Mary,  hU  olft,  dintbli 
Wauf^a(t>ah.n>.lDKtIlt*  0 


:a-helr  af  Robirl 


taHnllH,  aad  9  la  IM  foank.  Baa  Wai4'i  llv»  of  tki 
Nofcama  nT  OnHui*  C/>Oin,  ■■>«  lb*  a»s«l  of  Kit 
ioba  Cruba,  wbaH  um,  Willlu.ai.  Dorolhy,  ih»  of  btr 


paroaniii  al  ib*  UHladt,  -  I  iball  M  M^irt  ■• 
£.1  (b.  I.  bnb.*.-  %,  »mt  nrtn  .«•« 
llaH  oblth  (br  hapftJ  k>  ban  !■  toa  Mt 
■oarMa  (Ub.  bx  obli^  M-  ■■.    ■      -  _  -  ■  — 


rtaaaalBi  af  all  Iha  aiui  dnwaa  (Aia  M*  Ml 
udli^i  aba  >•  palutJ  la  tte  Ht  ri  *«■■  *> 
KBHdlM  n»bi  lUn.  "  "  -  -  ^^^-1 
nib  Majr.  lOM.  In  Ar  aUm-ikM  fa*  ^  bvM 
'ui1y-l»anlnfbwl4i'nb—a.MJa«a>Bhl«l 
ht  plan  ar  b«  MMk. 


if  A>lr4fard,  vho  por- 


'ai».  ISII.  Sir  Williun  ■•.  Bliu- 
h(4*M^Hr  ud  eo^Mt  of  Suplicn  DimU.wq.  of 
■*         ■--       -  tni  (widow  of  Htnrj,  lard  Almria- 

k  HI  Oxford.  In  mi,  and  ho  r»ided 
I  *■  P(l>n  ■[    HilHroTd,  "  tha  IHr  hibiuUcm." 
(  Hollind.  In  hii  iddiliaiu  u  Cundin,  ■■  of 
■  Sldt'Ti  piuifallr  ■nd  'ipouiiely  ilu- 

no  for  tlH  pool,  ud  tbt  btiift  Ihsra, 
vnaoo  Toice  da  Iniify."     He  wu  i.  by 

a  JoHi  SiDUT,  iluriS  of  KoDi.  10  Jmu  I. 
!•  B.  HiHbcUi,  dufbur  uirl  h«ir  ol  the  ccltlintn] 

** r  SAiik.  foHDdtr  of  the  atnnamy  pnffn^r- 

■tordliruvinlHaf  Mrrtan  College,  in  UiiI 
nasi  of  KtoD),  and  hiid  iwDC, 
MoBt.bulieir. 
Cbuul*.  wbo  Inhniud  u  (itth  binniet. 

A  Uih  ^iifui.  low.  Hud  TU  •ncModid  by  Ui 


M  Mr  CbulH  Aidloy  bid  (i'lD  Jndcmnt. 

M  k«  Apalla'a  TtHriijr.  After  ■  long  «m»e  of 

la  poUliB.  aad  mi  In  Hnml  puita- 
■MWb  of  Hounty.  Ho  look  *o  ectlTe 
M  th(  lUrolaUiui.  obich  kI  GrR  n- 


kf  oo  BHB*  rMlfttd  Hlr  C'lwriM,  ind 
I  vhy  b*  apyrtd  to  itinB  (Or  lb*  r*To- 
tktvd  lo  bar*  rtplWd. "  tnm  ■  pniidpl* 
•r  •ion- kli  B«o<l}  bu  Bide  my  diufb- 
h  tl  l>  CI  I  •hnld  da  all  I  ma  U  buIw 
I  fnaon."  Urn  otrrMi  <:al]wnD«,  third 
*>■.  hrl  KJnn,  end  hud  b)  hu  ui  only 

V  ft*  dteaolnltov  of  bar  covkvxiva  vitb  Ibo 
U  iM  munti  lUt  t>i»d  Cal;»r.  Rwl  of 

Mnmdly,  l«lillM  hli  Am  vife 
M  JtT«ncb.  of  VorkihiTT,  by 


p.  leBTlaf  by  Fruoee,  bli  wife.  lUrd  daugbtcr 
ir  KuJurd  Nawdidate,  a  aan,  Cujki.iu,  cnaud  a 
DHItTin  JTm.     Sir  Cbartea  Sidley  d-  VOtb  AllfUl, 


SIDLEY,  OF  SOUTHFLEET. 

^■EtTin  IDtb  July.  i;«t.~BiTii><ir  is  tni 

Elncagr. 


■ber  of  I'be  ^rctral  <  l«ai)  Sin  Fuscii  BurnDnr. 
Amntn  otber  lesKisa.  Sir  Chuica  Isfl  C4M  lo  ■ 
acbaalnutcr  ai  Wynondbam  ud  SoulbRfol.  mat 
£ira  Mcta  to  HtrtoD  ud  Uifdilen  CoUcfei,  Oitofd. 
Hi  d.  la  inr,  ud  wu  i.  by  tab  aoD, 

II.  Su  CHiilta  S1DI.ET.  wbo  ■■■  in  ina.  EllubMb, 
dangbur  sf  Williun  Frtdi.  oof  ■  ud  Kqalred  thereby 
tbenuoonof  Hayfbrd  nudRnTldih.  Thiigoitlonu 
exdiaDfod  bii  hmily  rgiUte  of  Saath  ud  KanblUat, 
with  [faa  Ret.  Tbaiiui  Sanderwiii.  (or  Ibo  eatnte  of 
Kirkby  Beler.  in  Laiwalenbin.  He  aau  in  pulii- 
mont  for  Ihe  (own  of  Nottingham,  in  IrV.  and  dying 
Urd  Atigqflt,  1178,  left  an  aaly  daugbter  aod  hrir, 
Eliubnh-Rebea-a-AiiBe,  m.  to  Henry,  third  Lord  Ver- 
■WB.     At  Sir  Chuiai't  doocaae,  thi  HiaoaiTci  be- 


SIDLEY,  OF  GREAT  CHART. 


dUcb,  diitgbtir  Hd  botr  i>(  —  HoUlldi.  a> 


tni.  sf  BItu  HaU.  Is  Eaan),  ■  aaa  and  heir, 

11.  Nil  Jnm  Hieui-  Thli  grailaBiaa  biTtagaoU 
Ibo  MsIM  af  Ruwonb  ud  Vaaldm.  fanhHOd  M. 
I'lem  fraa  Hebnt  Mmllon.  mt.  "  *he  (■•}•  PbU- 
pM)  hath  BpoB  Iht  old  faaBdinnn  aiacMd  IhM  maf 
oiAccai  pila,  Kbich  to  fruAauT,  Hep—,  aad  an- 


im.  uJ  n  I.  k]  kit  udf. 


CuuA.  h«r  n  U*  kt«tka. 
111.  Su  Gbmei  Sidut,  aba  # 


SILVEffTEII.  OF  YARDLEY. 


•■ka«i.»MiaV 


i<6u>uiu.     B«> 


SIMEON.  OF  CHlLWOm 


Sir  Ridnrd  d.  in  1M7.  mi  vm  f.  br  Ui  ttm. 

J.  Sn  Joun  SurtiNOTDN,  at  PiihBnlck,  who  in. 
Mary,  only  dugtaur  and  heln«  of  Sin  John  Curr- 
woRTUT,  a  Trry  artirfi  pvnwnAgB  iu  promotinc  Ehe 
rMtaniiim  oC  Klnj  CuiiLu  11.  who  wu  ele'sud  u 
IheiKengtorircLaml.aiit  Norrmlwr.  KMM.U  Adiwil 


'dLd  SkeBtnBUn  inhrriled  ><> 
u  of  Clolnonby  hs  hid  iHUT. 


Hii  lordiUp  died  in  IWS,  and  waa  inocndml  bj  li 
only  HI.. 

OS.  ihinl  VUroio 


I.  Rachul, 

L.  B.  of  Farley  Cuck,  in  Sm 

r,  nrho  disd  Ind  Filiniaryi  I 


John,  of  DarvDck,  in  Antrim,  d, 
Jang,  m.  to  Sir  Hana  HamilbiD. 
Racliae].  m.  finl,  id  Handiil,  fo 

(fli,  »q.  of  Gill  Hill,  in  Ddwi 


OP  MiuiiHNL  Hia  loi4«Iii|i  ■a.ftiK.  in  ITm.  K-aot, 
cldeat  diDghlcr  nf  ths  Re*.  Hidiud  UaniTl.  Ueia  of 
Dmrn.  hy  nbom  b<  had  do  Isini ;  and  atcandly,  in 
l>H,  EUubeth,  imly  danghtfir  of  Henry  Ey^^.  ea^.  of 
Rawlrr,  in  the  couuly  of  Derby,  by  whom  ha  bad 


III.  WilUaB.d,  (.y.  IBI4. 


liKiPwrru,  OP  NEWBou)  lUJ 


^^ 


£*t\  RidlDE  of  VdtI,  d 

KuauT  n>  Eannniau.  Bon  W  O^^ 
the  lime  of  tbe  Cuhiieikm.  tl  m*^  n(M 
aandant*.  the  feudal  Ur4a  sf  CMti^ta^  M 


of  CMUnchain.  whoM  a 


i-S-!L-i 


]  family  hmonra 
Toa,  third  Karl  < 


heir  af  WUlUis  da 

>tiiiLD  aod  (;(r«rd-    Thr 

hDMB*a  Ibr  the  Lord  Scnks.  t 


ter  of  Sir  John  Tliiwp.  ■><  kaa  M  Sm  WSMmI 
knu.  heraiH  poMiwd  af  a  (MalaaMMll 
ibin.ul  waa  Iha  laat  ■<  it.  *—»»  Itilrf 
aUpwUh.    Hii  aan  aod  M>r. 

unra  alyUd  It  Thu>V4    h*  MhnM  |Wil 


■■■ir  aif  BMkfcy.  !■  r4«lH  M*k 
•d  laakal,  daaftaap 
a,  ^t.arWr*fihy.  k 


.    Hi  «■••.»(  MM. 


nImIt  ofHnt«nA(  FIlDUm.af  Vark- 

I  SiipwiTH.  *h«  nuniri)   Vnganl. 
t  Rilirii  Pl»  SIbod,  Lard  of  Onwby,  Id 


«1h.  tkr  duiehlfT  *Bd  betr  of  Oi 

I  i  fm  lUi  Biatrfiicii  Htlh  Hurfiiral 


<•■■.  ■Mui  HD  >Dd  heir,  d.f.  p.  Ill  EDwtin  III. 
A*  (UH  Txr  wbicli  hi*  bibn  diad. 

Wni^  (Sir). 

BaUV  (Sir),  froifi  whon  detandid  the  Sklfiirithi. 
■r  Hflnriili,  in  Uprolubin.  vhs  held  Utiila  In 
KoBlhluun,  KfTniniUn,  Hcigfaburgh,  Alnhj, 
•W  IdHky.  in  tlie  time  «f  Hmi  IV. 

la  Wiuun  HiirwiTH.  itie  maud  isn.  nccnded 


.    Sir  wailmn  w 


uiud  lhi>  Sir  WilJIan  Skipwilh,  who  di<^ 

er.miRied  u  Ceutse,  LurA  UuDbnuclKi'.  »l 
he  tntlk  of  hl>  ertMa  dcMMniit'd  to  l.ii  bn 


of  Ae  Eubeqaer.  mud  be  ei 
iill  '  •  nutsD  aBtU  ibe  WUi 
*■  ilw  ef  Ue  denue.  Hl> 
■Sly  deathut  >Bd  heir  <rf  Sli 
flvi  of  iBcnUMelli.t  and  bed  ii 
Wuuea  (Sir).  b>>  hiitr. 


li  Lurd  Willfluihby  d 


»4b  •>  nrliahllT,  UhI  hi>  Bane  la  budad 

■■  tt  Htibard,  he  oMwHd  tnr  weiren  la 
laeaaa  al  (Inaeabi.  Iiiiiildnielli.  CarltUm, 


leibj,  bi«b  aherilT  ol 


wniiam,  ^  ia  hia  (ilbar'eliretiue  iaanileH. 

Tiiaatirslrj.liiBbelr. 

faMck,  ban  whom  tb«  Skipwilh*  «f  Dltrrby,  in 
(be  aniDty  ot  UdociId,  end  titnn  a  jogpia'  ("b 
oT  that  line  aprana  Ibe  Skipwitba  of  Snare,  la 


in  tfae  Prench  wan.  aod  waa  LDicbttd  in  Fnim  b; 
Hiiiai  V.  He  M.  Uariaret.  dauibler  of  JahB,  Lord 
WUIoucliby  de  Bnaby,  and  died  befure  Ibe  IBth  of 

eatalea.  The  reeoida  in  UuTower.alvIe  thia  wniUm. 
■on  of  the  aaid  Thomaa,  and  atate  ihM  he  w»  arlied 
bj  inbetitancr  of  Sbipwith  and  Menthorp.  In  tha 
miDITof  Yorbi  Soalta  Orueaby.  KetUebr.  Walnae- 
(ar*.  Catlhar^,  Corenhajn,  Garnetborp.  WarKbntnr, 
Laarby.  Caldalr.and  8DnieiT«e,  in  the  conntJoC  I.in- 
oiId.  He  wu  knlfhted  In  France.  Irmp.  Hikbt  V  [. 
anil  wa>  iheriir  of  LinmliuhiTe  in  the  Otb  of  that 
kini'a  rw(D.    In  the  lel  of  Enwian  IV.  he  waa  CDn- 

vll,  in  (b«  tame  county:  in  >  charter  to  RirNUD 

Jnan.  duughcer  of  flir  Robert  HenJuer.  kni.  bat  b; 
thai  lady  had  DO  iaane.  He  wedded.  aarondlT.  AfDca. 
daiiitatet  of  Sh'  John  Cgnatable,  bnt.  of  Durtnn  Can- 
aiable.  and  widow  or  Sir  -  St.  Qulnbn,  and  had  tj 


ritb  tha  kini  al  the  ballla  of  Bltckbeaib.    He  ■•. 
.-aiborioe,  daofbtar  ef  Ridiard  PtCi  WUIiana.aaq.  al 


_^  ai4  ».b>tf  <^  Waller  dc  U  Lyude, 
■V.lB  IberwMT  of  UvDiB,  aid  e(  Ralbreidi, 
•  ar  Sir  Jeha  de  li  Unde.  Iml,  Heewhal 


It  III. 

7Mi«p  imaC^nUtm.  U  ibe  r.«My  or 
"  '"---i»«  oaHitiorr  wai  ■«  M  asedier 

l^''<X  Will'tm  >■•  Menihy.  a  faialj/ 

ilT.  ka.lei  iwo  MM.  b,  hia  wif.. 
•r  Ibe  (evlal  birlaof  Kir-ttj.  The 
liad  iba  Imvay  on  Ihe  deeeew  nf  bli 

MHLuHWIll»>|bbrdeKmb|r.  Tb* 

..ir.aad'iuk  (beainibli 

PL  tfttat  wilboM  IHV.  Ibi  main  (naaad  Id 
-»..f.  _  ..    .  ■ --■il.,|i,(i.iM  Ajaei. 


c:~';. 


<  I  -i  OKettiuat, whereby 


l..„  ,  ,.,nr,af,  iBlt, 


SKI 


SKI 


WiLUAV  rSir),  bb  succeuor. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Thomaa  Ueoeage,  knt.  of 

Hampton,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln. 
Mary*  m.  to  George  Fitx  WiUiama,  esq.  of  liable- 

thorp. 
Elizabeth,  m,  first  to  Anthony  RiggSf  esq.  and 

secondly  to  Matthew  Thimelby,  esq. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Richard  Yarboroagh,  esq. 

He  was  *.  by  his  only  son. 

Sib  William  Skipwith,  Knt.  who  was  sheriff  of 
Lincolnxhire  in  the  I8th  of  Hknrt  VIII.  He  m.  first. 
Elixabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Tyrwhit,  knt.  of 
Kettleby,  in  the  same  county,  and  by  that  lady  had 

William  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Lionel,  ancestor  of  the  Skipwiths,  of  Galthorp. 
John,  of  Walmsgare,  whose  son  Lionel,  d.  s,  p. 
George,  of  Cotes  or  Cottenham. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Clifford,  esq.  of  Braken- 

burph,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln. 
Anne,  m.  36  Henrt  Vlll.  to  William  Hatcliffe. 

cMq.  of  Hatcliffe. 
Brid{;^t,  one  of  the  maids  of  honour  to  Queen  Eu- 

ZAOBTH,  iR.  to  —  Cave,  esq.  of  Leicestershire. 
Eleanor,  m.  to  Richard  BoUes,  esq. 

Sir  William  bi.  secondly,  Alice,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Sir  Lionel  Dymoke,  of  Scrivelsby,  in  the  county  of 
Lincoln,  and  by  her  acquired  a  considerable  estate, 
and  left  an  only  child, 

Hekrt.  ancestor  of  the  Skipwiths  of  Prestwoold. 
(Refer  to  Burke's  Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  William  Skipwith,  of  Ormesby,  &c.  who  re- 
ceived the  honour  of  knighthood  for  his  services  at  the 
battle  of  Musclehorough,  1st  of  Edward  YL  In  the 
0th  of  the  same  reign  he  was  returned  to  parliament 
by  the  county  of  Lincoln,  and  was  sheriff,  in  the  4th 
of  Qmcch  Elizabrth.  Sir  William  m.  first,  Elizabeth, 
only  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Richard  Page,  knt.  of 
Beechwood,  in  the  county  of  Hertford,  of  the  privy 
council  to  King  Henry  VIII.  and  by  that  lady  had 
one  sou  and  six  daughters,  viz. 

Richard  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Francf8.  tn.  first  to  Francis  Constable,  esq.  of 
Bunttwick,  in  Yorkshire,  and  secondly  to  Ralph 
Ellerkcr,  knt.  of  Risby,  in  the  same  county. 

Anne.  wi.  to  Francis  Kersey,  v»q. 

Mabilla,  tn.  to  Thomas  Skipwith,  esq.  of  Utterby, 
in  Lincolnshire. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Portington,  esq.  of  Port- 
iugton. 

Mary,  m.  to  George  Metham,  esq. 

Margaret,  in.  to  John  Try,  esq.  of  Hardwick,  in 
the  county  of  (Jloucester. 

He  m.  seoonilly,  Anne,  daughter  of  John  Tothby,  esq. 
of  Tothby,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  by  her  had  a  son, 

EuwARD,  of  Benisthorp,  progenitor  of  the  Skip- 
>\  ITH&,  of  Grantham,  and  of  Methringham. 

Sir  William  d.  in  1587,  was  buried  with  his  ancestors 
in  the  chancel  of  the  church,  at  Ormesby,  7th  March, 
in  that  year,  and  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sir  Richard  Skipwith,  knt.  of  Ormesby,  who  m. 
Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Ralph  Chamberlain,  knt.  of  Gid- 
ding,  in  Suffolk,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 
Edward,  heir  to  his  brother. 
Henry,   whose   line   eventually  carried   on   the 
family. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Charles  Ayscough,  esq. 
Susan,  IN.  to  William  Skipwith,  esq.  of  Ttterby. 


He  was  i.  by  bis  eldest 

William  SKtPwrrH,  esq.  oC  Orawrt 
Anne,  relict  of  Sir  K6bm  r-mttaMft^ 
had  no  issne.  He  «.  aeooBily,  Aa 
Thomas  Portington,  esq.  of  PoitiBglfl 
of  York,  bnt  haring  no  male  isMw  to 
by  his  brother, 

Edward  SKipwrrH,  esq.  wbo  «.  C 
ter  of  Robert  Ask,  esq.  of  Angbton, 
York,  but  his  posterity  fc^i^Mnii^g  like* 
representative  of  the  famUy  evcntoall 
the  line  of  his  brother,  Hknkt,  wlndi 

Henry  Skipwith,  having  adopted 
arms,  attained  high  renown  aa  a  mifi 
was  bred  in  the  Netherlands,  imdcr  t 
ral  Lord  Willongfaby,  and 
into  Ireland,  where  he  _ 

sieges  of  Blackwater  and  Kinsale. 
daughter  of  Richard  Pulwar,  esq.  of  i 
sex,  and  left  at  his  decease,  7th  MaRk 
son, 

William  Skipwith,  esq.  wbo  sk  E 
ter  and  co-heir  of  Richard  ReddiagyCa 
the-Hill,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  FuLWAR  SKiPwrru,  esq.  of  Newl 
county  of  Warwick,  who  was  creatsd 
King  Charlks  II.  t5th  October,  l» 
m.  first,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  ThosBH 
Anglesey  Abbey,  in  the  county  of  Caa 
issne, 

Hdmsrrston,  his  heir,  si.  Elinki 
Sir  George  Cony,  knt.  and  dyi^ 
of  his  father,  left  a  son  and 

Fdlwar,  successor  to  his 
Elizabeth,  si.  to  WiDiaai,  ssi 

ven. 

Pulwar. 
Elisabeth. 

He  m.  secondly,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
with,  esq.  of  Grantham,  and  relict  of  Sii 
knt.  but  had  no  other  issue.  Sir  Fa! 
1678.  and  was  *.  by  his  grandson, 

II.  Sir  FirLWAR  Skipwith,  M.P.  fe 
Coventry,  in  17J3.  He  m.  Mary,  du 
Francis  Dash  wood,  bart.  of  Wickhsai,B( 
issue, 

Francis,  his  successor. 

Ful  war-  H  umberston. 

George,  d.  in  1739,  aged  eleven. 

Elizabeth. 
Mary. 

He  died  at  Bath,  13th  May,  17»,  sad  wi 
by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Francis  SKipwrrn,  wbo  sun 
Ursula,   youngest  daughter  of  Tbooss 
esq.   of  Aynho,  in  the  county  of  Northi 
had  issue, 

Thomas  George,  his  heir. 

Francis-William. 

Ful  war,  d.  in  1747. 

He  d.  Cth  December,  177S,  and  was  t-\ 
son, 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Gforcr  SKiPwrrH,vh 
daughter  of  George  Ferrers,  esq.  grands" 
first  Karl  Ferrers,  but  died  wiAoot  isn 
when  the  Baro.nbtcy  is  presumed  to  ksTi 

TINCT. 

ilrMM"— Argent,  three  bars,  gales,  a  gf 
chief,  sable,  collared,  or. 

468 


I,  OP  HETHERINOHAM. 

Ful;,  isra.— BiniKT  Kb  Job*.  KM. 


wnB,  caq.  of  BanlHboipa,  wbo  hi. 
tl  Rldurd  Hanurd,  «q.  at  Sicken- 
•hire,  ud  lud,  with  ■  diii(hln,  Kli 
lliclijtni  Oiney,  esq,  af  Lonrbrin  the 

WITH,  nq.  «r  GnalwTton  mod  Gnn- 
ied  Kliubnh.  diughtrr  of  Sir  Jobn 
r  Ccitebj,  lu  Linoiluihire.  and  had 

»  ■.  Alirr,  daoghter  at  Mannadukc 
■S-  and  had  a  •«■, 
,  vbo  d.  4.  f. 


ha  lile  of  TbanH. 

idly,  niuhelb,  dannhlFr  uf  Sir  Jobo 

h  Hay,  l«l.  nilMi-qiirnily.  a<  italed 


iKcredrd  hy  hi* 
n  fill.  M.I),  hui 


SLA 
SUNNING,  OF  HARISTOW. 


lintoflr. 

The  Slanninfi,  an  old  Deiim  faiaily,  acfnired  th* 
tnate  d(  Ley,  Id  the  pariah  of  StuuRh,  by  a  marriaie 
vith  (be  beireia  of  Nicbolu  AlLcy.  They  *n«  aflar- 
urai-da  of  Bicklfifh  and  MaTiatDV. 

NicHui.ti  SuHatHO,  «q.  (of  Ley,  aoD  af  William 
KlaonincbyJiioe.hia  wife,  daufhur  and  heir  of  Wil- 
liam Honlnn.  and  (Tandaen  of  Nlchnlaa  SlanuiDI. 
a  ho  nanied  Ibe  heina  ot  AlLcy),  loft  by  EHubelli. 
bia  vUe,  daufhter  of  TbomH  Uaynud,  of  Sberflbld, 

NicHOMi,  of  Ley,  wheaa  only  chUd.  A«ikea,  m. 


JUHH,  ot  «h«D  piCKDlly. 

The  third  asn, 

Juhh  SuHHIiia,  eaq.  ai.  Jane,  daa(hMr  of  WlUiu 
Crrnar,  eaq.  of  Morehard.  in  DerOD,  ai>d  bad  no 

•vnn,  Nirholia  and  John,    The  elder. 

MarKBrrt,  dauibter  o(  Henry  Champemutine.  caq.  of 
Modbury,  in  the  nanir  cnilutj,  and  had  iaaue. 


If  Lay,  d 


(iiaiLiiL  St^HMio.  e>q,  of  llele.  ■•.  hii  eouiD, 
largaret,  dauEhler  and  csbeir  al  Edward  HarleT, 
Lq.  of  Cr»ford,  in  Keal,  and  left  al  bii  deccaaa  « 
lUfhlpr.  Kliaaheib,  aited  tvrln  in  liua,  m.  to  Sir 
ibn  Sryminir,  hart,  of  Berry,  is  UaruD,  and  ■  aon. 


Plkmploi.  and  M.P.for  Ifa 

t  boroiiHb  uCaaaLU  1. 

an.1  fnr  rrnryn  In  the  fullowinf  year.     Ac  the  break- 

ing out  of  (he  viril  war.  Si 

Sieboiaa  wn  appointed 

goirrniir  of  PeiidinDla  Caalli 

HewaaH>a«ireaa<>ldier 

>obee«uideredooeo( 

the  [l.'ian  and  Curninh  ronii 

aander..hofoon.d"tb. 

tour  wheel*  of  Charlei'i  wa 

D^'aDdwho.latheireat 

Tia.wmMienliykUlad 

ahoul  the  ...me  period  at  U. 

hatllea  of  StratHB  aod 

Ijii«lnwnF  aud  the  liece  of 

Bh<ol ;  it.  all  of  wbkh 

,atb  July.iwa.  "(nm 

UvJc  (»  h...lKf  at  the  bead  <. 

hi<  n,e..,  i..  the  wnthi 

Ihat  day;"  «b.lo  al  (ha 

aiefe  of  R  rluol,  (Wlb  of  (be  N 

•m  a  l>((le  too  far  aa  h« 

SLI 

tbc  oda  In  wbkli  lh«  fonr  frier 

-wen  that  mantioncd : 

'■TheronrwhMliof 

GrullUc,  Godolphln,  TrrvinUni 

CUrfndim,  In  THording  (h<  its 

of  Brinal,  uyl, "  hen  balb  SUn 

fell,  tbe  life  and  hhI  of  (tiF  Con 


endre  friendihip  la 
tUI«,  wh«e  body  • 
hii  dealh  la  bun  hi 


»  nysl  lacriflce  of  hii  i 


EliutKth,  m.  to  Sir  Jamei  ModTford,  ban.  sT 
LondDD,  gorernor  of  Iinuica,  mi  had,  witb 
other  u<ne,adHaghtFr,GneE,  who  wedded  Peler 
Heyvood,  eeq,  and  was  erandmother  of  Junea 
Hod]?f[ird  HcywfHid,  eiq.  of  MuiitoiF.  who  died 


inckUnd,  &c.  to  Sir  Hani 
ficbolaj  waa  t.  fa^  hia  fODi 


I.  Gia  Mci 


I.  P.R.S.  > 


t,  daughter  c 


bearer  to  the  queen,  who  wai  c 
January,  IWI^.  He  ».  fim,  j 
Ceor(e  Carteret,  lurt.  of  St.  Ow 
Vary,  dangliter  of  Sir  Andrew  Henley,  hart,  of  Hen 
lej,  SonerHtsliire :  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  and  n 
heir  of  Jam«  Jenkin,  eeq.  of  Treaeny.  In  Cornwall 
and  fourthly,  a  daughter  of  Edtnond  Farker,  etq.  o 
Boringdon.     He  left  inaue  only  by  the  aeeood,  a  loi 


-  Hi-le.  raq.  of  South  Tawtoi 

me.     He  died  Stai  .Sovembi 

ound  received  in  u  acu 


Corent  Gardi™,  thrw 


SLINGSBY,  OF  SCRIVEN, 


Margery,  daughter  of  SfanoB  1 

n  Suffolk,  and  il.  in  Ull,  laai 

Tkdiiii,  of  ScrinD,  Ua  hi 

aent  Sib  CsaaLB  Sua 

(See  BoBai'i  Parmgt  m 


chief  and  a  bogle-b 


SLINGSBY,  OF  BIFBOI 

ClIlTID  19th  Oct.  ISIJ^ElTUHir  , 

Sia  Gcii.rOKD  SuNaiBT.  tst.  cna^ 
nary  la  A'ligJiau  I,  eighth  bb  of  Tin 
eni-  of  Scriren,  by  Mary,  hla  wife,  m 
ThamM  Percy,  Sari  of  NarthuaberlBad  [ 
Ptrmgr  anil  BarvHrlant},  m,  Ha^nt, 
William  Water,  ea^.  aldeTmln  of  Yolk.  ■ 

I.  Sia  AaTiTci  'SLMOiaT.  al  BUnrnt,  t 
receiied  the  honcmr  of  kni^aHBd  al  I 

tent  dated  at  Bnigei,  Mh  October  Ulawk 
Flemiah  lady,  and  bad  two  aou  rnrni  tn 


II.  .'«>n  C'HifLLCs  Sui!i<:(iT,  of  Biftona,  < 

by  tbe  will  of  hi)  uncle.  pUincio  itli^ 
MaHin'i  in  the  Fieldt,  prayed  Iha  eaaidag 
Preragatiye  Officv.    Sir  Cbarica  aoM  BHia 


SLINGSBY,  OF  NEWCEU 
:uTiD  l<Hh  March,  leoo-t,— Bnucrli 

linragt. 


:r  of  Robert  BrooLe.eaq.Df  NewnllaiiM 
i.ibelh,  diughter  of  Sir  Edward  RsddT 
latDD.  in  horthnnibt^riand,  and  widow  B 


SLO 


SMI 


SLOANE,  OF  CHELSEA. 


rsD 
,  1716. 


Extinct 
nth  Jan.  1753. 


lineage. 

iDKR  SLOARB.of  Killileafh  or  White's  Cutle, 
onty  of  Down,  in  the  kingdom  of  Ireland, 
reaeraJ  to  the  Lord  Claneboy  of  the  taxes  of 
ty,  wherein  he  resided  before  and  after  the 
,  m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  the  Rer.  Dr.  Hicks, 
chaplain  to  Archbishop  Laud,  and  had 


«n,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barristeratlaw, 
9mm  time  If. P.  forThetford,  in  Norfolk,  died 
th  Norember,  1704,  and  was  buried  in  the 
'•apto  Church.*  He  left  by  Mary  Rumbold, 
ia  wife,  danghter  of  the  keeper  of  the  ward- 
oba  to  Cmarlbs  II.  one  son,  Joseph,  who cf.^.  p. 

wander.  1   ^^^  ^^  issueless. 

awy,        J 

Olian,  of  Chelsea,  b.  at  Killyleagh  in  1038. 

t.  Jane,  danghter  of   Alexander   Hamilton, 

■q.  of  Killileagh,  in  the  county  of  DoMm,  and 

tad  one  son  and  one  daughter, 

William,  of  Chelsea,  and  of  Stoneham, 
Hants,  liTing  in  1741,  m.  first,  Barret, 
daughter  of  Diicrcs- Leonard  Barret,  esq. 
of  Belhonse,  in  Kssex  ;  secondly,  Hes- 
ther,  danghter  of  Sir  Gilbert  Heathcote, 
knt.  an  alderman  of  Londou  ;  but  by 
neither  of  thoM  ladies  had  issue.  He 
wedded,  thirdly,  Elizabeth,  only  daugh- 
ter of  John  Fuller,  esq.  of  Rose  Hill, 
Soflsn,  and  had  three  daughters. 
8arah,  m.  first,  to  Sir  Richard  Fowler, 
bart.  of  Hamage  Grange,  Shropshire; 
and  secondly,  to  Frauds  Annesley,  esq. 
of  the  Temple  ^  by  the  former  she  left, 
with  other  issue,  a  son,  Sia  Hani  Fow- 
Lia,  bart.  and  a  daughter,  Sarah  Fowler, 
wife  of  Colon** I  Hodges,  of  the  Guards, 
whose  son  Thomas  assumed  the  surname 
o#  Powuia,  and  d.  in  imo,  leaving  an 
only  daughter. 


to.    \ 
"kwt.J 


d.  issueUss. 


iSS. 


«  StOAMB,  M.D.  of  Chelsea,  b.  at  KiU>lesgh 
B,  10M,  haying  attained  great  celebrity  in  bis 
i,«ad  presided  seTeml  yearn  over  the  College 
dMMh  was  created  a  B  t  aoN  rr  by  King  (*  miru  b 
prfl«  1710.     Sir  Hans  m.  Elizabeth,  relict  of 


Fnlk  Rose,  esq.  of  Jamaica,  and  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  John  lAngley,  esq.  an  alderman  of  London  (by 
Elisabeth,  his  wife,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Richard 
Middleton,  also  an  alderman  of  London) :  by  that  lady 
(who  died  27th  September,  17S4,  and  was  buried  at 
Chelsea,)  he  had  two  sunriring  daughters,  his  co-heirs, 
vis. 

Saba H,  m.  to  Geoi^  Stauley,  esq.  son  of  George 
Stanley,  esq.  of  Poultons,   in  the  county  of 
Southampton,  and  left  one  son  and  two  daugh- 
ters, 
Hans  Stanlbt  (the  Right  Hon.),  a  lord  of  the 
Admiralty  from   1757  to  1703,  and  in  1705 
ambassador-extraordinary  to  the   Empress 
of  Russia.    He  d.  13th  January,  1780,  having 
bequeathed   his   moiety   of  the  manor  of 
Chelsea  to  his  aisters,  with  a  roTersion  to 
Lord  Cadogan. 
Anne  Stanley,  m.  to  Welbore  EUls,  afterward 

Lord  Mendip. 
Sarah  Sunley,  m.  to  Christopher  D'Oyley, 
esq.  M.P. 
Eliza  bbth,  m.  to  Charles,  second  Lord  Cadogan, 
and  was  grandmother  of  the  present  (1838)  Earl 
ow  Cadogan. 
Sir  Hans  Sloene,  who  was  chosen  president  of  the 
Royal  Society  at  the  racancy  caused  by  the  decease 
of  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  20th  March,  1727,  d,  llth  Janu- 
ary, 1753,  and  was  interred  in  seren  days  after  in  die 
churchyard  of  Chelsea  in  the  same  Tault  with  his  de- 
ceased wife,  under  a  handsome  monument  erected  by 
his  daughters.    As  he  left  no  male  issue,  the  Baron- 
LTCY   BXPiRKD  with  him.     The   manor   of  Chelsea, 
which  Sir  Hans  purchased  in  1712  from  William,  Lord 
Cheyne.  second  Viscount  Newharen,  descended  to  his 
two  daughters  as  co-heirs. 

iimu— Gu.asword  in  pale,  point  downwards,  blade 
arg.  hilt  or,  between  two  boars'  heads  couped  at  the 
neck  of  the  third ;  on  a  chief  erm.  a  lion  passant  of 
the  first  between  two  masdes  sa. 


SMITH,  OF  CRANTOCK. 


Crbatbu 
27th  Sept.  J&t2. 


Extinct 
in  1001. 


lineage. 

I.  John  Smith,  esq.  of  Crautock,  in  Cornwall,  a 
merchaut  in  London,  who  bore  the  arms,  and  i*  pre- 
sumed to  hare  been  of  the  family  of  Smith  of  Tregon- 
nick,  was  created  a  Babonbt  in  1042,  but  as  he  died 
without  male  issue  (he  left  two  daughters),  the  title 
became  bxtinct  in  IGfll. 

Aim*—K*.  a  saltire  between  four  martlets  arg. 


T  a  sfooe  brarin;  (he  folluwiii^  iu'criplioii:   - 

J<ic«>bii«  SI'Mne, 

de  iDlcrtori  Teinplo,  Armlger, 

SiiblQii  Jiicct, 

ub.  5  Nuvrjiibrit,  1704, 

/Ktali*  411. 

Neqae  altra  or^et  impoitanot  CUcnt, 
Patronam,  dara  in  Tivit,  viKiUDtiMiniiiiii. 


lyt 


SMI 


SMI 


SMITH,  OF  HATHERTON. 


Gr  BATED 

16th  Aug.  1660. 


Extinct 
In  1706. 


lineage. 

Sir  Thomas  Smith,  knt.  of  Hough,  in  Cheshire* 
who  died  Ist  July,  1538>  left  by  Katherine.  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  Andrew  Brereton,  of  Brereton,  with 
other  issue,  two  daughters,  Ursula,  m.  to  Sir  Rowland 
Stanley,  of  Hooton,  and  Bridget,  to  Robert  Fulles- 
hurst,  and  a  son, 

Sir  Laurence  Smith,  of  Hough,  knighted  at  Leith 
in  1M4,  who  was  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1553,  and 
mayor  of  Chester  in  1558, 1563,  and  1570.  He  m.  first, 
Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas  Fulleshurst,  esq.  of  Crue ; 
and  secondly,  20th  January,  1500-1,  Jane,  daughter  of 
Sir  Piers  Warburton,  of  Arley,  and  widow  of  Sir  WU- 
liam  Brereton,  knt.  of  Brereton.  By  the  former  he 
had  issue, 

Laurence,  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1507,  d.  s.  p, 

Thomas. 

Edward. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  Thomas  Cowper,  esq.  of  Chester. 
Mary,  m,  10th  January,  1502,  to  John  Uurleston, 
esq.  of  Picton. 

Sir  Laurence  d.  33rd  August,  1582,  aged  sixty-six,  and 
was  .<.  by  his  son, 

Sir  Thomas  Smith,  knt.  of  Hatherton,  in  Cheshire, 
mayor  of  Chester  in  1500,  and  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in 
1000,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Brereton, 
of  Brereton,  and  had,  witli  a  daughter,  Jane,  wife  of 
Sir  Handle  Main  waring,  the  younger,  of  Orer  Peover, 
a  son  and  successor, 

Laurence  Smith, esq.  of  Hatherton,  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Randle  Main  waring,  of  Oyer  Peover, 
and  had  two  sous,  Thomas,  his  heir;  and  Stephen, 
gendeman  usher  to  the  Marquess  of  Ormond  in  Ire- 
land, where  he  died  in  1005,  leariug  issue.  The 
elder. 

Sir  Thomas  Smith,  knt.  of  Hatherton,  mayor  of 
Chester  in  102*2,  and  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1023,  mar- 
ried Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Hugh  Smith,  knt.  of  Long 
Ashton,  in  Somersetshire,  and  had  twenty-two  child- 
ren.  The  eldest  daughter,  Mary,  m.  first,  George,  son 
of  Thomas  Cotton,  esq.  of  Combermere ;  and  secondly, 
Sir  Robert  Holt,  bart.  of  Aston.    Hie  elder  sun, 

I.  Thomas  Smith,  esq.  of  Hatherton,  was  created  a 
Baronet  in  1000.  He  m.  Abigail,  daughter  and  co- 
heir of  Sir  John  Pate,  bart.  of  Sisonby,  in  Leicester- 
shire, and  had  issue, 

Frances-Patk,  b.  2nd  November,  1603,  married  to 
Richard  Lister,  esq.  of  Sisonby,  and  had  a  son, 
John  Pate  Lister,  esq.  and  a  daughter,  Abigail, 
m.  to  Henry  Browne,  esq.  of  Shelbroke,  in 
Yorkshire. 

Sir  Thomas  d.  22nd  May,  1075,  and  was  succeeded  by 
his  nephew, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  Smith  (son  of  his  brother,  Laurence 
Smith,  of  Bow,  Middlesex,  to  whom  the  title  was 
limited),  lliis  Sir  Thomas  died  without  male  issue  in 
1700,  when  the  Barunktcy  expired. 


The  manor  of  Hatherton  wm  mU  Vj 
sentatiTes  of  Sir  Thoma*  Smbhf  tiha  Ie 
about  the  year  1700,  to  Mr.  8alB«s»  fvMB  wi 
son,  the  Rer.  Matthew  BataMii,  ft  wwm  pi 
1784  by  Charies  Bate,  esq.  of  Naatvich.  ' 
man  died  in  1814,  beq;aeafliiiic  the  Bsnsr  d 
to  his  wife,  Joan  Bate,  for  UfSa,  and  after  I 
her  nephew,  Mr.  Matthew  Mare,  of  BwMm 

Arwu — As.  two  bars  wary  em.  on  a  chiel 
lion  rampant 


SMITH,  OF  EDMONTHOB 


Criatid 
90th  Mar.  1000-1. 


1 

IMfc 


The  original  name  of  this  Cuuly  was  Hi 
the  reign  of  Hknrt  VII.  William  Heris*  o 
in  Leicestershire,  assumed  the  name  ai 
Smith. 

Erasmus  Smith,  esq.  of  Someihy,  third  t 
Smith,  of  Withoock,  purchased  tike  maDor  a 
Bosworth,  Leicestershire,  in  IMS.  He  m. 
named  Bydd;  and  secondly,  Margery,  < 
William  Cecil,  Lord  Borieich.  and  relic 
Cave.    By  the  former  he  left  a  son, 

Sir  Roger  Smith,  of  Unsband'e  Boswi 
Edmonthorpe,  in  Leicestershire,  knighted 
hall  in  1035.     He  m.  first,  Jane,  daughter 
ward  Heron,  seijcaut  at  law,  and  had  by  b 
in  loOl);  a  son, 

Euw'ARU,  who   predeceased  his  iatbe 

learing  by  Elizabeth,  his  wile,  dsugi 

Edward  Heron,  K.B.  of  Cressy  Hall, 

EuwARu,  successor  to  his  grandfud 

Sir  Roger  m.  secondly.  Anna,  daughter 
(Goodman,  esq.  of  London,  and  by  her  (whc 
aged  sixty-six,)  had  issue, 

Erasmus,  of  Weald  Hall,  Essex,  lirii 
aged  seventy-three ,  who  m.  Mary,  d 
Hugh  Hare,  Lord  Coleraine,  and  had* 
daughters,  six  sons,  who  all  d.  t.  f. 
the  fourth, 
HtcH,  of  Weald  Hall,  high  shcrii 
II  Georce  II.  who  M.  Dorothy, d 
Dacre- Barret    Leonard,  esq.  of 
and  d.  in  1745,  aged  serenty-thn 
two  daughters, 
Dorothy,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Joha 
Lucy,  m.  to  James,  Lord  Stra 
son  of  Edward,  fifth  Earl  of 
Roger,  who  m.  Anna,  daughter  of  Tboa 
esq.  of  Laughton,  and  died  in  London 
learing  several  children,  of  whan 
was  Roger  Smith,  of  Froleswortfi. 

Anna,  m,  to  Sir  John  Norwich,  bart. 

ton. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  William  Dudley,  bart. 

Sir  Roger  Smith  died  in  1055,  aged  eight) 
was  s.  by  his  grandson, 

49S 


SMI 


SMI 


WAiD  Shitb,  esq.  of  BdmonUiorpe*  high  sheriff 
aitenhire  la  1000,  was  created  a  Bakonkt  in 
He  OT.  ftnt,  ConetaBtia,  daoghter  of  Sir  Wil- 
«ttoer,  bart.  of  Yamton,  Oxfordshire;  seooind- 
iieee,  daughter  of  Sir  George  Marwood,  of 
ia  Yorkahire.  and  relict  of  Sir  Richard  Wee- 
id  thirdly,  Bridget,  widow  of  Richard  Baylie, 
lford,Baeex.  By  the  two  lait  he  had  no  child; 
the  Ant  he  had  four  eons  and  a  daughter, 

wkUD,  hie  heir. 

liam.  died  at  sea  in  1077. 

ay,  who  died  in  1006. 

■BVS,  d.  i,  f, 

etantia,  ei.  to  Thoaaa  Smith,  eaq.  of  Snitter- 

ard  4.  Och  September,  1707,  and  was  s.  by  his 

I  Edward  Shith,  of  Edmonthorpe,  who  mar- 
ria,  daoghter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Pepys,  esq. 
m  Abbey,  Surrey,  but  died  without  surriring 
tk  Febrnary,  I7tl,  when  the  title  became  bx- 
H  •  derlaed  his  estate  at  Edmonthorpe  to  his 
Uward  Smith,  esq.  If.  P.  for  Leicestershire, 
i4  from  Roger  Smith,  of  Prolesworth.  He  d. 
K.  ^  the  last  of  the  family  at  Edmonthorpe, 
'aa  sold  after  his  death  to  William  Pochin, 
larkby. 

-Oa.  OB  a  eher.  or,  between*  three  besants  as 
aaeae  pattte  fltchte  sa. 


MITH,  OF  LONG  ASIITON. 


ITBD 

y.  1001. 


Extinct 
in  1741. 


Irinrage. 

fanra,  of  Aylberton,  in  the  county  of  Clou- 
▼iag  ia  the  time  of  IlsNar  VI.  had  iMue  a 


r  Same,  whose  great  cmndsun, 
tarm,  was  father  of  two  nous,  vis. 

N,  who  m.  thr  daughter  of  Arthur  Bcchhaw, 
I  left  a  daughter, 

SuxsBCTM,  m.  to  William    Morgan,  esq.  of 
Llantaman  Abbey,  in  the  county  of  Mon- 

raiw. 
iger  SOB, 

Bw  SaiTB,  esq.  m.  Jane,  daugktrr  Mod  co  bf  ir 
'ythrr.  esq.  and  left  i*  sod  and  heir, 
lOH  Smith,  knt.  of  Luuk  A»btun,  in  th^ 
Soawrset,  who  m.  Klizab«fth,  dau^htrr  of  Hir 
C«rges,  knt.  of  I^anfffonl.  in  Che  county  of 
lieler  of  Lord  Gorges),  and  had  issue, 

las,  his  heir. 


Helen, «.  to  Sir  Francis  Rogers,  knt  of  Canaing- 

ton,  in  the  county  of  Somerset. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Smith,  hart  of  Hather- 

ton,  in  Cheshire. 

He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thovas  Smith,  esq.  of  Long  Ashton,  who  «i.  Flo- 
rence, daughter  of  John,  Lord  Poulet,  of  Hinton  St. 
George,  in  Somersetshire,  and  by  that  lady  (who  sur- 
rived  him  and  m.  secondly,  Thomas  Pigott,  esq.  of 
Ireland,)  left  a  son  and  heir, 

I.  HuoH  Smith,  esq.  of  Long  Ashton,  who  was 
created  a  Baronet  by  King  Charlbs  II.  10th  May, 
1061.  Sir  Hugh  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  John  Ash- 
bnmham,esq.  of  Ashbnmham,  and  was  s,  \iy  his  only 
son, 

II.  Sia  John  Smith,  who  m.  one  of  the  daughters 
and  co-heirs  of  Sir  Samuel  Astry,  knt.  of  Henbnry,  in 
Gloucestershire,  clerk  of  the  crown  in  chancery,  and 
had  two  sons  and  flre  daughters,  Tia. 

I.  John,  his  successor. 
II.  Hugh,  d.  unm.  in  1735. 

I. ,  m.  to  Thomas  Coeter,  eaq.  some  time 

M.P.  for  Bristol. 
II.  Arabblla,  m.  to  Edward  Gore,  esq.  of  Somer> 
setshire,  ancestor  of  the    Csmily  of  Gobb- 
Langton,  of  Newton  Park.    (See  Burkb's 
Commtoners,  toI.  i.  p.  145.) 
ill.  ,  m,  to  Gerard  Smith,  gent,  of  Bristol. 

IV.  Florbncb,  m.  first,  to  John  Pigott, esq.  by  whom 
she  had  no  issue;  and  secondly,  to  Jarrit 
Smyth,  esq.  of  the  city  of  Bri8t<d. 
T.  ■  ',  d,  unm. 

He  died  about  the  year  17fO,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder 
son, 

III.  Sir  John  Smith,  who  married  la  1718-0,  Miss 
Pym,  daughter  of  Mr.  Pym,  of  Oxford,  but  died  with- 
out issue  in  1741,  when  the  Baronbtcy  bxfibbd,  and 
the  estates  passed  to  his  sister  Florbncb,  whose  second 
husband, 

Jarrit  Smyth,  esq.  M.P.  for  Bristol  in  1750  and 
1701,  was  created  a  Baronbt,  as  *'  Sia  Jarrit 
Smyth,  of  Long  Ashton,"  in  January,  1703. 
Their  great-grandson  is  the  present  (1837) 

Sir  John  Smyth,  bart.  of  Long  Ashton. 

^r«w— Gu.  on  a  cher.  arg.  between  three  cinque- 
foils  of  the  second,  three  leopards*  faces  sa. 


SMITH,  OF  ISLEWORTH. 


CsbiTRn 
20tb  April,  1004. 


EXTIWtT 
11th  Oct.  1700. 


Imfagf. 

Javla  Smith,  esq.  of  Hammrrsmith,  an  alderman 
of  tendon,  m.  Arst,  Mary,  daughter  of  Mr.  Allen,  of 
London ,  and  by  her  bad  issue. 


lelca,  his  wife,  dsnghler  of  WolfAOgas  Snavcnbargb,  of  Swedes,  and  relict  of  William  Parr,  Marqocss  of 

403 


SMI 


SMI 


Richard,  d.  s,  p. 

JanieA,  married  first*  Elizabetb  Stanton ;  and  se- 
condly, Mary,  daughter  of  WiUiam  Goddard,  of 
London. 

Anne,  m.  first,  to  Adrian  Dent,  of  London ;  and 
secondly,  to  Andrew  Harbyn,  of  Parendon 
Magna,  in  Essex. 

He  in.  secondly,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Robert  Cotton, 
esq.  of  West  Barge  Holt,  in  Essex,  by  whom  he  had 
no  less  than  fifteen  children,  of  whom 

John  receired  the  honour  of  knighthood,  and  of 
him  presently. 

Sarah,  m.  Bud  Wase,  esq.  of  Da^het,  BucIls. 
Elizabeth,  m.  Henry  Street,  esq.  of  Loudon. 
Mary,  m.  Abraham  Otgar,  of  London,  merchant. 

Sereral  of  his  children  lie  buried  in  Hammersmith 
Church,  where  a  rery  noble  monument  was  erected  to 
his  memory,  of  black  and  white  marble.  The  eldest 
son  of  the  second  marriage. 

Sir  John  Smith,  knt.  alderman  of  the  city  of  Lon* 
don,  and  sheriff  in  1809,  m.  first,  Anne,  daughter  of 
William  Wase,  esq.  of  Dalchet,  in  Bucks,  and  had  a 
son, 

James,  who  m.  Sarah  Burrell,  and  died  without 
issue. 

He  m.  secondly,  Jane,  daughter  and  sole  heir  of  Robert 
Deane,  esq.  of  Yorkshire,  and  by  that  lady  left  three 
S:)ns  and  two  daughters,  riz. 

John,  his  successor. 

Robert,  d.  in  minority  unm. 

Charles,  of  Isleworth,  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Wil- 
liam Williamson,  esq.  of  Westminster,  serjeant- 
at-arms,  and  had  fire  daughters,  namely, 

Anne,  m.  in  July,  1730,  to  Legh  Masters,  esq. 

M.P.  for  Newton,  in  Lancashire. 
Sarah,  d.  unm. 
Uebecca,  m.  to  —  Orchard,  esq.  of  Deron- 

shire. 

Dr.ANK. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  June,  1738,  to  Henry  Haw- 
ley,  e«q.  of  Brentford,  in  Middlesex,  aud 
d.  s.  p.  in  1740. 

Sarah,!    j 

,  ?  d,  unm. 

Jane,   j 

Sir  John  d.  in  1070,  and  was  s.  by  the  eldest  son  of  his 
second  marriuge, 

I.  John  Smith,  esq.  of  Isleworth,  who  having  nd- 
ranced  seyeral  sums  of  money  towards  carrying  on 
the  war  with  France,  was  created  a  Bakonkt  (6  Wil- 
liam and  Mary)  'iOth  April,  1004,  and  was  one  of  the 
gentlemen  of  the  privy  chamber  to  King  William  and 
to  Queen  Anne.  Sir  John  m.  22nd  September,  1091, 
Mary,  second  daughter  of  Sir  John  Kylcs,  knt.  an 
alderman  of  London,  and  by  tliat  lady  (who  died  in 
December,  1724,)  left  two  sons  and  two  daughters, 
\iz. 

John,  his  successor. 
James,  d.  s.  p. 

Mary. 
Elizabeth. 

He  d.  10th  August,  1720,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
elder  son , 

II.  Sir  John  Smith, who  (/.unm.  Ilth  October,  1700, 
when  the  Baronetcy  expired. 

i4rm.f— Quarterly :  Int  and  4th,  az.  a  lion  rampant  or, 
on  a  chief  arg.  a  mullet  gu.  between  two  torteauxes; 
2nd  and  3rd,  gu.  two  cherronels  within  a  bordurc 
ar.r. 


SMITH,  OF  PICKERING,  UI 
CANADA,  AND  OF  PREST( 
NORTHUMBERLAND. 


CRRATin 

30th  Aug.  1821. 


E 


I.  Datid-William  Smith,  eaq.  oalycUl 
Colonel  John  Smith,  who  died  in  1799  is  tf 
of  Fort  Niagara,  North  America,  bj  An 
daughter  of  William  Waylen,  esq.  of  Row 
Derixes,  Wilts,  entered  at  an  eariy  period 
regiment,  and  attained  the  rank  of  coft 
wards,  having  settled  in  Canada,  he  was  < 
bar  in  that  colony,  with  precedenoe  as  A 
advocate,  filled  several  high  official  uppdtM 
was  finally  speaker  of  the  Huose  of  Amt 
these  public  services  he  obtained  hiapiim 
30th  August,  1821.  *'  The  oonaiumBaie 
quote  a  recent  writer  in  the  Gentleaaa^ 
with  which  for  a  long  period  be  adoifa 
affairs  of  the  Duke  of  NorthumberlaBd*  it  i 
the  kindness  and  warm-hearted  geueioiitj 
racter,  united  with  the  manners  of  a  I 
English  gentleman,  endeared  him  to  all  « 
honour  of  his  acquaintance,  and  viU  caaa 
long  remembered  in  the  neigbboorliood  < 
where  his  death  has  caused  a  blank  which 
readUy  filled." 

Sir  David  Smith,  who  was  bom  4th  Scpd 
m  first,  3rd  November,  1788,  Anne,  elde 
of  the  late  John  O'Reilly,  e«q.  of  BaOyk 
Anne's- ville),  in  the  county  of  Longford 
(who  died  5th  November,  1798,)  he  had  iss 

David-William,  R.N.  bom  0th  June, 
by  a  shot  from  a  French  battery  «b( 
the  Spartan  frigate,  llth  May,  1811. 

MARY-ELizABETn,  m.  in  1814,  to  Cha 
esq.  and  has  issue, 

Robert  Tylee. 

David  Tylee,  an  officer  in  the  ana; 

Mary  Tylee. 

Anne  Tylee. 

Sarah  Tylee. 
Sarah. 
Anne. 

He  wedded,  secondly,  llth  April,  1803,  Mi 
est  daughter  of  the  late  John  Tylee,  es%- 
and  had  by  that  lady,  who  survives,  one  d 

Hannah. 

Sir  David  died  9th  May,  1837,  when  the 
became  kxtinct. 

Arms — Per  pale  gu.  and  aa.  on  a  cbev.  ( 
three  cinquefoils  arg.  as  many  leopards*  fai 
chief  of  the  third  a  beaver  paaaaaC  ppr. 


4M 


SMY 


SOA 


iMYTH,  OP  REDCLIFFE. 


?  i 

f 

-BD 

^yS^ 

Extinct 

,1661. 

w. 

R^ 

fOth  Jane,  173S 

JAV  SvTTB,  Mq.  of  RedcUffe,  in  the  county 
gOTcmor  of  Hillendon,  in  that  county,  and 
royalist,  was  created  a  Baronet  by  King 
II.  soon  after  die  Restoration,  lOth  May, 
*  William  at.  ftrat,  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir 
r  Denton,  knt.  hy  whom  he  left  no  male  iMue. 
td,  aoooadly,  a  daughter  of  Sir  Nathaniel 
•0  of  the  nastert  in  Chancery,  and  by  h(>r 
noa,  WiLUAM,  who  died  unmarried  in  hi« 
Ubttaie,  and  Thomas.  He  waa  a  member  of 
Parliament,  and  dying  at  a  rery  advanced 
M.  was  ancoeeded  by  his  only  surriTing 


FnoiiAS  Smtth,  who  d.  unm.  iOth  June,  1732, 

BAaONKTCT  SXPIRBO. 

Ba.  on  B  rherron,  between  six  crosses  pattte 
|.  three  fleurs-de-lis  as. 


SMYTH,  OF  ISFIELD. 


'BD 
1714. 


Extinct 
tnd  Oct.  ISIl. 


Kneagr. 

iBBBT  Smyth,  hart,  of  rpton,  in  the  county 
had  by  his  first  wife,  Judith,  daughter  of 
Walmesley,es<|.  of  Dunkeuhalgh.  with  otlicr 
BBBT,  his  succeisor,  from  whom  the  present 
f  rpCim. 

IBS  Smtth  (the  second  son),  who  was  knighted 
Cmablxs  II.  and  was  lord  mayor  of  London 
It  year  of  A'<iigJ«MKs  II.     He  m.  first,  Mary. 

ol  Sir  William  Peak,  knt.  lord  mayor  of 
hit  by  that  lady  had  no  issur.     His  sf^ond 

Elisabeth,  daughter  and  ro  heir  of  Arthur 

tsi|.  of  Isfield,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  Mn\, 

Me  M.  thirdly.  Philadelpliia,  duuRhter  of  Sir 

Wilson,  hart,  of  F.sjitbome,  in  Sussex,  with- 

He  d,  aged  seTenty-three,  tfth  December, 

was  f.  by  hb  son. 

ts  Smtth,  esq.  of  l«field.  in  Sussex,  who  was 
\  BiaiiasT  tnd  December,  1711.  Kir  James 
Ntrabella,  daughter  and  co-heir  uf  Sir  Robert 
kBt>  one  of  the  T.i...''tcrs  in  Chancery,  and 


dying  MUi  Ftobroary,  1716-17,  waa  snooMded  by  his 
only  son, 

II.  Sir  Robert  Smttb,  who  married  Lady  Louisa- 
Caroline-Isabella  Herrey,  second  daughter  of  John, 
Earl  of  Bristol,  by  whom  (who  d,  Uth  May,  1770,)  he 
had  issue, 

Ubrtbt,  his  successor. 

Anna-Mirabbixa'Hbnribtta,  in.  in  1761,  to  Wil* 
liam-Beale  Brand,  esq.  of  Foisted  Hall,  in  Suf- 
folk. 

He  died  10th  December,  1773,  and  was  snooeeded  by 
his  son, 

III.  Sia  Hbrtby  Smyth,  6.  in  17S4.  This  gentleman 
was  aide-de-camp  to  General  Wolfe  at  the  siege  of 
Quebec,  and  afterwards  colonel  in  the  Foot  Guards. 
He  d.  unm.  Snd  October,  1811,  when  the  Baronetcy 
expired. 

■drais— As.  twQ  bars,  nnde,  erm.  on  a  chief  or,  a 
demi-lion  issnant 


SNOWE,  OF  SALESBURY. 


Cbeated 
asth  June,  1670. 


Extinct 
16Ch  Oct.  1703. 


I.  Jbbbmt  Snowe,  esq.  of  Salesbury,  Herto,  wa« 
created  a  Baronet  in  1670.  He  m.  Rebecca,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Ward,  of  London,  merchant,  but  died  with- 
out issue  IGth  October,  170S,  when  the  title  became 
extinct. 

Arms— On  a  fees,  between  two  others  wavy,  counter- 
wary,  a  lion  passant. 


SOAME,  OF  THURLOW. 


Cbbatkd 
5th  Feb.  1064. 


Kxti\«t 
7th  Sept.  xjsm. 


Irinrage. 

Thumas  So4«b,  of  Botley,  or  Betley,  in  Norfolk, 
gent,  wss  father  of 

Thomas  Soamb.  gent,  of  Betley,  who  married  first, 
Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of  Franob  Knighton,  esq.  of 
Little  Bradley,  in  Suffolk,  and  widow  of  Richard  Le 
Hunt,  of  Hunts  Hall,  in  Bradley,  Suffolk,  and  had 
by  her, 

TIIOMA4.  of  Bradley,  in  Suffolk,  and  Bentley,  in 
Norfolk,  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Robert  A1- 
Ungton,  esq.  of  Horseheatb,  in  the  county  of 

403 


SOA 


SOA 


Cambridge,  soil  and  hehr  of  Sir  Giles  ADingtoii, 
knt.  by  whom  he  had  Richard,  who  d,  s.  p. 
and  other  iasne. 

Stkphkn  (Sir). 

Robert,  D.D.  d.s.p. 

Mary,  married  to  Richard  Farington,  sheriff  of 
London. 

He  m.  secondly,  a  daughter  of  Carew,  and  by  that  lady 
had  a  daughter,  Margaret,  m.  to  William  Brooke,  esq. 
of  Mendlesham,  in  Suffolk.  He  d.  16th  April,  1 1th 
E  LI  SA  B  ETH .  The  inquisition ,  d  ated  ted  August,  in  the 
same  year,  says,  he  died  seised  of  lands  in  Little  Brad- 
ley, Little  Thurlow,  (called  by  sereral  names,)  and 
two  tenements,  100  acres  of  land  and  pasture,  1%  of 
wood,  in  Betley,  in  North  Elmbam,  Bylney,  Grest 
Bittering,  and  Gressinghall,  in  Norfolk,  held  of  the 
Lord  Cromwell's  manor  of  Elmhara.  He  died  at  Bet- 
ley,  10th  April,  then  last  past,  aud  Thomas,  of  Little 
Bradley,  was  found  his  son  and  heir*  twenty-six  years 
old."    His  second  son. 

Sir  Stepuen  Soaxb,  was  of  Betley,  in  Norfolk,  and 
of  Loudon,  of  which  city  he  was  sheriff  in  1580,  and 
lord  mayor  in  1598.  He  purchased  the  manor  of 
Brickendon,  in  the  county  of  Hertford,  and  sereral 
other  estates,  and  married  Anne,  daughter  of  William 
Stone,  esq.  of  Scgenhoe,  in  the  county  of  Bedford,  by 
whom  he  had  six  sons  and  five  datighters,  viz. 

I.  William,  his  heir. 

II.  Stkphkn  (Sir),  of  Heydon,  in  Essex,  high  she- 
riff of  that  county  in  the  10th  of  Jambs  I.  This 
gentleman  had  the  manor  of  Berkesdon,  in 
Hertfordshire,  by  gift  of  his  father.  He  m. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Pluyters, 
bart.  of  Sottcrley,  in  Suffolk,  and  had  issue, 

1.  PBT£R,lord  of  the  manor  of  Berkesdon, 

of  whom  hereafter. 

2.  John,       1    . 

3.  Stephen,/ "•*•''• 

1.  Anne,  m.  to  Sir   Gabriel  How,  knt.  of 

Wotton-under-Edge. 

2.  Jane,  m.  to  Sir  John  Hoskins.  | 
"^  ^^^     3.  Mary,  /«.  to  Edward  Fettiplace,  esq.  of 

'\  Kingston,  in  Berks. 

4.  Jane,  M.  to  Sir  Edward  Nicholl  ,knt.  of 
Fox  ton,  in  the  county  of  Northampton. 

III.  Thomas  (Sir),  of  Throcking,  in  Hertfordshire, 
sheriff  of  London  in  1G35,  alderman  in  I&IO, 
when  he   received  the  honor  of  knighthood. 


In  that  yesr  he  wae  elected  tn  p 
tiie  city  where  he  MMnitorted  I 
the  crown»  and  was  in  ooBee^aeii 
members  sedoded  fran  the  hoa 
mas  ei.  Joane,  dan^iter  of  WHl; 
esq.  of  Aapeden,  in  Hettiwdsh 
three  sons,  who  eD  died  yoimi 
daughters,  ria. 


1.  Anns,  m,  to  Sir 

Felix  HalL 

2.  Eliza  BBTH,  et.  to  John  Can 

Boyland  Hall,  Norfolk. 

3.  Mary,  m.  to  Abraham  Clerk, 

don. 

Sir  Thomas  repaired  the  tower  < 
Church,  and  raised  it  with  brick 
January,  lff70,  aged  eighty-eight, 
ried  in  the  chancel  of  that  chiird 

I T    N  ichol  as ,  </.  young. 

V.  John,  of  Burnham,  in  Norfolk,  m. 
daughter  of  Thomas  Perient,  esq. 
Essex,  and  had  issue,  bat  hia  dhul 
s.  p.  his  widow  m.  Sir  ThomM  Gli 
of  Suffolk. 

VI.  Matthew,  d.  unm. 

I.  Mercy,  m.  to  Sir  Calthotpe  Pari 

Erwarton,  in  Suffolk. 
II.  Mary,  d.  an  infant. 
III.  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Wentwertt, 

merly,  in  Suffolk. 
IT.  Judith,  m.  to  Sir  Francis  Anden 

Eyworth,  in  Bedfordshire. 
V.  Jane,  ta.  to  Sir  Nathaniel  Bamaidii 
Keddington,  in  Suffolk. 

Sir  Stephen  d,  23rd  May,  1610,  aged  seva 
buried  in  Little  Tharlow,*  and  ancoeeded  I 
son, 

Sia  WiLUAM  SoAMR,  knt.  who  was  sbi 
folk  in  the  8th  of  Charles  I.  This  gee 
first,  Bridget,  fourth  daughter  and  ro>heir  t 
Bamham,  esq.  an  alderman-  of  Iiondoo,  a 
lady  had  issue, 

I.  Stbphen,   of   Little   Thurlowe,  wh 

Mary,  eldest  daughter  and  co-heir  < 

Dyeham,  knt.  of  Borstall,  Bucks,  i 

of  Lawrence  Banastcr,  esq.  by  who 

Stephen,  d.  s.  p. 

\V  I  LLi  A  M  ( Sir),  successor  to  his  gi 


*  rndcr  the  following  inscription  : 

Consecrated 

to  the  Memory 

of  the  Right  WorAbipfuU  Sr.  Stephen 

Soame,  Kt.  Lord  Mayor  of  the  Citie  of 

London,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord,  1593,  and  Mayor 

of  the  Staple  there,  almost  20  ycares,  who  was  the 

second  Sou  of  Tboiuas  Soame,  of  Butely,  alias  Betcly, 

in  the  County  of  Norfolcko,  Gentlrnian,  and  Anne,  his  Wife, 

Daiiifhter  and  Heir  of  Francis  Knighton,  of  Little  Bradley, 

in  the  County  of  Sutfolcke,  E>quycr,  aud  the  Widowe  of  Rii-hard 

Lrhunt.of  the  said  Townc.  and  County,  Gentleman.    The  said  Sir  Stephen, 

in  hia  life-time  re-edified  and  newly  glazed  the  J4reat  NortJi  Window  uf 

the  Culhedrall  Church  of  St.  Paul,  in  1/Oudon.    Newly  settled  and 

adorned  :it 

his  own  charge,  the  roof  of  Grocer's  Hall,  in  that  City,  gave  to  the 

sainc  Company  £10  to  be  bisn»wed  weekly  in  Bread  upon  the  p4H»r  pri- 

ton<!rs  of  the  C<»untcr  in  the  Poultry  of  London,  lor  ever.     In  this  Towne  of 

Little  Thurlow,  erected  and  buylt  a  Fr»?e-Sch(K)l,  with  £*20  maintenance 

for  a  Ma*tcr,  and  £10  for  the  l-sher  there,  >  early  for  ever,  where  be 

erect«<l  and  endowed  an  almxhou^e  be*ide!«  for  U  p<K>r  People,  with  main- 

tcnancc  for  ivvr,  the  maintenance  of  both  places  to  be  paid  by  annaitv, 

forth  of  the  Manuour  of  Carleton,  in  Cambridtreshiie.     He  departed  this 

life  May  '^3,  being  Trinity  Sunday,  1«19,  at  the  age  of  threescore  and  fif- 

teene  >eares,  at  his  Mansion  house,  by  him  formerly  bu>lt  in  this 

Pari>h  of  Little  Therlowe. 

490 


SOA 


SPE 


Fnielope,  m.  to  IVndu  Stone,  esq.  of  Ris- 

d«B,  in  llertfordahire. 
Mary,  m.  to  Miles  Sandys,  esq.  of  Missen- 
den,  Backs. 
He  m,  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  and  co»heir 
of  Ambrose  Coppinger,  D.D.  relict  of  Isaac 
CmBe,eeq.of  Lavenbani,in  Suffolk, Imt  by  that 
Indy  (who  wedded  secondly.  Sir  Thomas  ReeT«» 
%wrt.  of  Thwait,  in  the  same  county)  had  no 
He  died  before  his  fother. 


(Sir),  of  Hanghley.  in  Suffolk,  knt.  m. 
Catherine,  dsoghter  andoo^Jieir  of  William 
WOsoB,  of  London,  merchant,  by  whom  he 
had 

Jomr,  6.  in  1C50. 


Catherine. 

Bridget. 

Anne. 

I,  M.  Anne-Cecil,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward 
Chester,  knt.  of  Cockenhatch,  Herts. 

w.  John,  at.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Osias  Church- 
■MB,  of  London. 

r,  Matthew,  d.  young. 

i.  Baraham,  m.  Anne  Newport,  of  London. 

a.  Bartholomew,  of  London,  woollen  draper,  and  of 
little  Thnrlow,  by  gift  of  his  nephew,  Sir 
William  Koame,  bsrt.  m.  Susan,  daughter  of 
Richard  Hutchinson,  uf  London,  merchant, 
mad  had  issue, 

William. 
Bartholomew. 
Thomas,  d.  young. 
Edmund. 

Ridutrd,  m.   Mary,  dau(*bter  of  Bcujamiu 
Brownsuith,  of  London. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Isaac  Stackhousc,  of  Lon- 
don. 
Susan. 
Mary. 
II.  EdmmnA,  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Simon  Myddle* 
ton,  of  London,  and  sister  of  Sir  Hugh  Myd- 
dicton. 


I's  second  wife  was  named  Smith,  but  he 
■  m&t  iffemr  to  hare  bad  any  other  issue.  He  d. 
MMt  and  was  i.  by  his  grandson, 
,  Bib  Wiluam  So««i,  knt.  of  Little  Tburlow,  in 
iCy  of  Suflblk,  who  was  sheriff  of  Suffolk  in 
of  CNABLas  II.  and  adrancedtoaBAaoNrrcY 
hM  monarch,  Mh  February,  IdM  3,  m'ith  remainder, 
mH  of  male  heirs  of  bis  own  body,  to  Peter  Soame, 
.  of  Reydon,  in  Essex,  eldest  kou  and  heir  of  Sir 
^hMi  Soame,  knt.  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body. 
WUllaai  «.  first.  Lady  Besta  Pope,  daughter  of 
■aa,  Eari  of  Down,  in  Ireland,  and  secondly, 
y»  iaaghfrr  of  Sir  Gabriel  Howe,  of  Gloucenter* 
■•  h«t  died  without  issue  st  Malta,  in  bis  embassy 
'■vfcry.  Sir  William  bequeathed  Little  Thurlow 
1b  aaclet  Bartholomew,  and  was  succeeded  under 
limitation   in  the  patent,  by  his   kios- 


•iB  Piraa  Suamr,  of  Ileydon.  in  Emsx.  This 
iBfreferred  a  claim  at  the  coronation  of  Jamrs 
the  bason  and  ewer  for  h  nioiety  of  the 
■r  of  Heydon,  and  the  tow<'l  for  the  otlMrmoii-ty, 
Chat  ha  Bught  be  admitted  in  pemon,  or  by  a  pro- 
isyaty,  to  pertbrm  the  ofAce.  and  to  have  all  the 
la  heloBging  to  that  service.  He  m.  Susanna, 
yaac  daughter  of  Ralph  Frcman,  esq.  of  Aspcdeu 
,  l»  Hcftfuidshire,  and  had  issue. 


PrrcB,  his  successor. 

Freman,  «.  the  daughter  of  Mr.  Gray,  a  Spanish 
merchant. 

Susan,  m.  to  Sir  Cane  James,  hart,  of  Creshall,  in 

Essex,  who  d.  23rd  December,  1680. 
Elisabeth. 

He  d.  about  the  year  1007,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 
III.  Sir  Prria  Soamx,  who  m.  Joane,  daughter  and 
heir  of  George  Chute,  esq.  of  Stockwell,  in  Surrey,* 
and  had  issue, 

PsTKR,  his  heir. 

Susan. 

Anne. 

Jane. 

Sir  Peter  d.  of  the  small-pox  in  1700,  and  was  s.  by 
bis  son, 

ir.  Sir  Pktxr  Soaxk,  one  of  the  gentlemen  of  his 
mi^esty's  priry  chamber.  He  m.  Miw  Philippe, 
daughter  of  Governor  Pbilipps,  of  StonweU,  in  Mid* 
dle^ex,  by  whom  he  had  a  son.  Peter,  who  d.  SOth 
April,  1757.  Sir  Peter  d.  7th  September,  1798,  when 
the  Baroxktcy  became  xxtinct.  He  bequeathed  his 
estate  to 

Sir  Buckworth  Buckworth-Hrrnr,  hRrt.  who 
assumed,  in  accordance  with  his  testamentary 
injunction,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of 
SoAMR,  by  sign  manual,  ISth  December,  1800. 
(Refer  to  Burrr's  Petrmgt  and  Bmromeiagt.) 

i4rifu— Gules,  a  chevron  between  three  mallets,  or. 


SOUTHCOTT,  OF  BLIGHBOROU6H. 


Crkati.ii 
24th  Jan.  1601-2. 


EXTIIftT 

before  1001. 


lineage. 

I.  GioRuR  SuirTHcorr,  esq.  of  Blighborough.  in  the 
county  of  Lincoln,  was  created  a  BAaoNrr  Xlth  June, 
Iti0l*'i.  He  m.  Kutherine,  daughter  and  heir  of  John 
Elliott,  esq.  of  Essex,  and  by  her,  who  wedded,  se- 
condly,  Nicholas  Fairfax,  esq.  be  left  at  his  decease 
in  December,  1004,  a  son  and  successor, 

If.  Sia  <«BoR(iR  SoiTHfUTT,  of  Blighborough,  who 
dietl  unmarried  before  1001 :  the  Baronktct  rxpirsu 
with  him. 

ilraM— Arg.  a  cher.  gu.  between  three  martlets  sa. 


SPKKLMAN,  OK  HOLLAND. 

CRKtTKUOth  Sept.   iOM.— EXTIRCT 


lineage. 

In  lOHO,  a  Btaii^KTCY  was  conferred  on 

I.  CoRNKi.Hs  Srcii.aAN.  general  to  the  stotes  of 

Holland,  but  nothing  beyond  the  creation  of  the  title 

has  been  ascertoined. 


'  By  Josn,  hi*  viifr,  dsngbter  of  Sir  Waller  St.  John,  of  Bstlrrara. 
3S  4P7 


SPE 


SPE 


SPEKE,  OF  HASILBURY. 


Crbatbd 
13th  Jane,  1600. 


EXTIKCT 

Uth  Jan.  108S. 


lineage. 

•  I.  Hugh  Spbkb,  esq.  of  HaftiHrary.  in  Wiltshire  (a 
defendant  of  the  ancient  family  of  Speke  of  Somer- 
setshire, now  represented  by  Wiluam  Spbkb,  esq.  of 
Jordans,  see  Burkb's  Commoners,  rol.  ir.),  was  cre- 
ated a  Bakonbt  19th  June,  1060.  He  m.  Anne,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  John  Mayne,  esq.  of  Staplehurst,  and 
relict  of  Mr.  Croke,  from  whom  she  had  been  dirorced. 
By  her  he  left  at  his  decease,  15th  July,  1661,  a  son 
and  successor, 

II.  Sib  Gbobgb  Spbeb.  of  Hasilbary,  who  wedded 
Rachel,  daugliter  of  Sir  William  Wyndham,  of  Orchard 
Wimdham,  in  Somersetshire,  but  died  without  iuue 
Uth  January,  1683,  when  the  Baronetcy  became  bx- 

TIMCT. 

Arms— Arg.  two  bars  as.  orer  all  an  eagle  displayed 
with  two  necks  gu.  armed  or. 


SPENCER,  OF  YARNTON 


Cbbatbd 
Wth  June,  Kill. 


Extinct 
in  1771. 


Uinrage. 

This  was  a  branch  issuing  from  the  Ktock  of  the 
noble  houses  of  Marlborough  and  Spencer. 

From  an  illuHtrious  line  of  progenitors  arose, 

William  Spbncer,  esq.  of  Redburn,  in  the  county 
of  Warwick,  anno,  1  Hbnry  VII.  (an  estate  forfeited 
to  the  crown,  by  the  attainder  of  William  Catesby, 
eiiq.)  who  married  Elizabeth,  sister  of  Sir  Richurd 
Empson,  knt.  and  had,  with  a  daughter  Jane,  two 
suns,  John  and  Thomas.    The  elder. 

Sir  John  Spkncer,  knt.  denominated  of  Snitterfield, 
in  Warwickshire,  which  estate  he  acquired  with  bis 
wife,  Isabel,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Walter  Graunt, 
esq.  purchased  in  the  22nd  of  Henry  VII.  the  great 
lord^p  of  Womiloighton,  in  the  same  county,  and 
soon  after  began  the  structure  of  a  fair  manor  house 
there,  in  which,  when  inquisitions  were  taken  con- 
cerning wastes  and  inclosures  of  lands,  in  the  Otii  and 
10th  of  Henry  VIII.  he  was  certified  to  have  his  resi- 
dence, with  sixty  persons  of  his  family  ;  being  a  good 
benefactor  to  tlie  church.  He  was  knighted  by  King 
Henry  VIII.  and  by  his  last  will  and  testament,  it 
appears  that  be  was  possessed  of  a  very  great  listate, 
was  a  noble  housekeeper,  had  a  great  reYereuce  for 


the  clergy,  wm  very  libCTSl  t»  hto 
also  bouutifnl  to  his  tmaDts  uid 
April,  IStt,  and  was  s.  by  bis  wttm. 

Sir  William  Sfbiicbk,  who  leoelTed  t 
knighthood  from  Ubrrt  VIU.  ab  York 
caUed  Whitehall.)  in  1819,  Ike  pafiianMaB 
in  two  yeara  after,  be  was  ahnrUT  of  ^ 
shire,  and  died  during  bio  abitevslty. 
married  Susan,  danchtor  of  Sir  Ricbo 
knt.  of  Pawsley,  in  the  cosuitj  of  Nortl 
had  issue, 

John  (Sir),  hia  heir. 

Isabel,  m,  to  Sir  John  Cotton,  bat.  o 

in  Cambridgeshire. 
Jane,  m,  to  Sir  Ridiard  Bmcos,  bat 

Berks. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Thomoa  Sponcor,  Oi% 

in  Northamptonshire. 
Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Goodwin,  bmt.  > 

ton,  Bucks,  and  d,  s.  p^ 
Maria,  «.  to  ThomM  Bolao,  oof.  of  H 

Hertfordshire. 

Sir  WUliam  d.  2Snd  Juno,  1511.  Mid  was 
Sir  John  Spbucbr,  but.  ahotfof  I 
shire  in  the  5th  of  Edward  VI.  and  was 
same  shire  in  parliament,  in  tho  4tti  laJ 
LiAM  and  Mary.  He  was  again  flhoilff  i 
Blibabeth,  Rnd  in  two  yeaia  aftcr»  was 
writ,  (with  other  justioeR  of  tiho  oonnt; 
quality,")  a  commissioner  to  oaqnira  wi 
sons  as  transgressed  the  law  BMda  fai  Ibi 
BETH,  entitled,  "  an  Act  for  tba  naM 
Common  Prayer,  and  Serrioe  in  tbo  Cbi 
ministration  of  the  Sacraments."  Sir 
gn»at  economist,  yet  kept  a  plentilnl  < 
enjoins  by  his  last  will  and  teal 
kept  in  his  houses  at  Althorp  and  W< 
heir  after  his  decease,  as  he  hod  done.  H 
a  country  life,  an  encourager  of  indaairs 
tical  husbandman.  At  his  Jeceaae  be  b 
flocks  of  sheep  and  other  cattle  in  the 
parks  of  Althorp  and  Wonnlei^Bon. 
Catherine,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Kii 
HengraTe,  in  Suffolk,  and  left  great  eatat 
sons,  who  were  heads  of  so  many  Cbbi 
sous  and  their  sisters  were, 

John  (Sir),  from  whom  tlie  Dokes  of 
and  Earls  of  Spencer. 

Thomas,  who  built  a  fine  hoaae  at  C 
the  county  of  Warwick,  and  for  bii 
is  called,  by  Sir  William  Dugdale,  I 
that  county.  He  m.  Mary,  ctdest 
Henry  Cheeke,  esq.  and  had  an  oal 

Alice,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Lacy,  ki 
cote. 

He  tf.  in  1S80,  and  baring  thus  m 

settled  the  manor  of  ClaYrrdon  aad 

upon  his  great-nephew.  Sir  Wilbi 

hart,  of  Yamton. 
William  (Sir),  of  whom  presently. 
Richard  (Sir;,  of  Offley,  in  the  coat 

ford,  from  whom  the  Spencers  of 

dem:cnded. 
Margaret,  m.  first   to    Giles   AJlingt 

Horseheath,  in  the  county  of  Can 

secondly  to  Edward  Eldrington.  est] 
Elizabeth,  iw.  to  George,  second  Lu> 

K.G. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Leigh,  kj 

leii;h. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Aston,  knt.  o 
Anne,  m.  first  to  William  Stanley. 

.Monteagle,  (his  lordship's  second  wi 

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Sir  hjOAri  i'ybi  a  N'/re&fccr,  im.  aa4 
cli«K  Krn, 

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Bixo»t7  ia  I4SI6.  H«  nirrw^  Mary,  dk«fbter  of  >»> 
Hebr^  A&dersMi,  l*rt.  of  Ftul^,  Uk^  kki  aa  omlj 

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M'ENf  i:i.».  c>r  f)r  r  lf:v. 

'hk-ATLij  Mth  S/j.t,  n;4-z.— Ki7«N'i  icth  N«»».  \:i-2. 

Hinragr. 

I.  n«'i  KFT  Spf-N*  i,R,  *^»4j.  only  brother  aiiJ  heir 
mail;  of  Sir  John  Sj»^nc*r.  h.irt.  inhcntr-il  Olflcy  at 
th.it  Kt-nxlriiiAu'f  dfi-^a^f',  »iid  u:i-«  iTratvd  a  H«K(inet 
in  IM'/.  II<:  rriMrriftl  Su>aun«.  il)iij|;htcr  of  Sir  Nicho- 
Imji  rar«'W,  of  f(r-dilincttm,  in  Surn-y,  and  liitd  by  her, 
M'ho  d.  f»th  Ma>,  I«/rj,  xiith  other  issue, 

Hu.UAUU,  hi«  h«'ir. 

John,  Rucoehvor  to  hip  nephrw. 

HlixiiU-th.  tn.  '2tn\  Novi-nilnr.  I»»77,  to  Sir  lliiin- 
phn-y  iltiTf.  kilt,  of  (Ml-ton,  by  whrtin  »hc  liud 
an  only  daii^'lit'T  and  iit'ir. 

Ki.iz4r».iii    (;oKi.,  m.   in  171 1,  to  Sir  Ili-nry 
iVnrii-i',  knt.  LI..I).  judt:e  of  the  Admiralty 
Court,  aud  h.id  ithue, 
>»IH-nc«-r  I'viiTicc, ti.  uum. 

Anna*M4VI4  Tb^kick,  m.  in  17.iI,  to  Sir 
ThoniaN  SuluAhury,  knt.  LL.I).  aud  rf. 
♦  .;».  7th  Mnn-h.  I7.'ij». 

Susanna,  m.  lo  Abraham  NeUon,  tM|. 

Annr,  m.  to  Hoger  Mcreditli,  f  s-.j. 


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T-unty  'if  lorL.  who  va«  rrraCeJ  a  B«aA«itii 

n-  A:.n^.dji:;hter  I't  Mr  (•idr<in  D*-(a«Br.u#b 
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IT-  I  U.I  an.!'  I  xr.>'  i . 

.4riii«  — iiu.  two  b»r«  ct-mt-Ilr*  w,  tn  i^xi  • 
panrant  goardaut  o|  the  i>«\>>utl. 


SPRING,  OF  I'At  KENH.\M. 


('Mi.Aii.n 
Nth  Aug.  1(^11. 


i:ih  la;.  : 


Thii«  family,  an  uld  one  of  th«  ra«aCy  if  .^ 
fir-t  trarrd  in  the  rertird*  of  poMir  rfcann  I 
f-hiinh  of  l.a«rnbani,  in  that  ivojiiy  «*•  "^ 
»tatue  of  bra»d  to  the  lueuiiiry  wf 


SPR 


SPR 


iJtOt  (ton  of  TImniim  and  Agues  S|»riiig, 
deceased  18  HmaT  VI.  1440.)  who,  ma 
ou  his  monmneiit  states,  built  the  ves- 

.rch,  where  he  lies  interred.    He  d.  7tb 

10,  and  left  by  Margaret,  his  wife,  two 

ighter,  Tis. 

is  heir. 

io  in  a  fifht  between  LaTeuhan,  and 

ily,  in  1403. 

.  to  Robert  Sexton,  gent,  of  LaTenhan. 

bis  elder  MMi, 

mo,  of  LaTenham,  who  m.  firvt,  Alice, 

bomas  Appleton,  esq.  of  Waldingfield, 

1 

,  hu  heir. 

.  Anne,  danfhter  of  Thomas  Eden,  esq. 
ham,  which  lady  sunriving  him,  m.  se- 
>ir  PhUip  Paris,  knt. 

to  Sir  Thomas  Jennyn,  knt.  of  Rush- 

A  SoiToU. 

to  —  Gibbon,  esq.  of  Lynn  Regis,  in 

y,  Anne,  daughter  of  —  King.  esq.  of 
Spring,  who  was  an  opulent  clothier, 
.  was  g.  by  his  elder  son, 

RiNQ,  who  received  the  honor  of  knigbt- 
g  Uknry  VU.  He  m.  Dorothy,  daugh- 
iam  WaldegraTe,  knt.  of  Smallbridge, 
1  had,  with  two  daughters,  Frances,  m. 
right, esq.  of  Little  Buckenharo,  in  Nor- 
let,  «.  irst  to  Thomas  Fleetwood,  esq. 

0  Sir  Robert  Wingficld,  knt.  of  Lrthe 
n  and  successor,  at  hb  decease  1  Kt>- 

1  SraiKO,  of  Pakenharo,  who  receired 
nighthood  from  ^if«ni  Klix^brth.     He 

fourth  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Kitson, 
■▼e,  and  secondly.  Susan,  daughter  of 
irmyn,  knt.  of  Kuihbrooke.  He  d,  in 
lesTiog  one  son  and  three    daughters, 

d.  unm. 

0  Thomas  Hyuson,  esq. 

I.  to  Kdmond  Jerm>n,  esq. 


,  esq.  of  Pakenham,  M.  Mary,  daughter  of 
wny,  knt.  of  Trelawny.  in   Cornwall, 
M.  secondly,  Sir  Hubert  Cardiner,  knt.) 
eceaae  in  ICWl,  au  only  sou, 

I  Spamo,  who  was  kni|;hted  by  A'ing 
m.  the  daughter  of  Sir  William  Smith, 
Jiai  High  Hall,  in  Essex,  and  had  isauc, 

bis  heir. 

to  Sir  Thomas  (iaudy,  knt.  of  Caudy 

rfolk. 

.  to  John  Hubart,  esq.  of  Langley,  in 

!  county. 

.  young. 

m.  to  John  Sidley,  c«i.  of  Murley,  also 

ik. 

k  to  Thomas  Drake,  gent,  of  London. 


is  son, 

UM  Spbino,  of  Pakenham,  who  was 
iMg  Chablcs  I.  and  afterwards  created 
tiM  same  monarch,  1 1th  August,  1041. 
I,  daughter  of  Sir  Hammond  L' Estrange, 


fetosuccesMr, 


Thomas,  d.  unm. 

John,  d.  young. 

Elizabeth,  d.  unm. 

Catherine,  m.  first  to  Capt.  L.iurence»  and  secondly 

to  John  Palgrare,  esq.  of  Norfolk. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Sir  Christopher  Calthorpe,  K.  B. 

of  East  Barsham,  in  Norfolk. 

He  d.  about  the  year  1033,  and  was  *.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  William  Sraiiio,who  m.  first,  Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Dudley  North,  K.B.  but  had  no  issue  by 
that  lady.  He  m.  secondly  Sarah,  daughter  of  Sir 
Robert  Cordell,  bart.  of  Melford  Hall,  in  Suffolk,  and 
had 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

John,  who  succeeded  as  fifth  Babonbt. 

Sarah,  m.  to  John  Macky,  esq. 

Sir  WillUm  d.  circa  16M,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder 
son, 

III.  SiB  Thomas  Spbino,  who  m.  Merilina,  fifth 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  I.iord  Jerroyn,  by 
whom  (who  m.  secondly.  Sir  William  Gage,)  he  had 
sunriving  insue, 

WiLLiAV,  his  heir. 

Mkriuna,  m.  to  Thomas  Disciplence,  esq.  of  Bury 
St.  Edmunds,  a  justice  of  the  peace  for  the 
county  of  Suffolk,  and  had  two  daughters, 

Mbrilika,  who  m.  Michael  Leheup,  esq.  and 
had  a  son, 
Micharl   Lbhbup,   esq.   who   m.    Mary, 
daughter  of  George  Waddingtoo,  esq.  of 
Bury,  and  had  issue, 
Michael  Lbhbup. 
Mary  Leheup. 
Merelina  Leheup. 
DiLABiTitBB,  m.  to  John  Godbold,  esq. 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Rer.  John  Symonds,  rector  of 
Horringeth,  and  had  issue, 
John  Stmonds,  LL.D.  recorder  of  Bury,  ap- 
pointed professor  of  modem  hbtory  at  Cam- 
bridge,   1771,  liTing    in  IS0%,  at  bis  «illu, 
called  St.  Edmunds  Hill,  an  estate  which  he 
inherited  from  his  maternal  grandmother, 
the  Hon.  Merelina  Jenuyu. 
Thomas  Symmonds,  capt.  R.N .  d.  in  1702.     He 
m.  fintt,  Mary   Noble,  and  secondly,  Eliza 
bcth  Mallet,  by  the  latter  be  had 

Jermyn. 
Thomas. 

Mariana,  m.  to  John  Benjafield,  esq.  and 
had  a  son, 
Frederick  Benjafield. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Her.  Mr.  Iligham. 
DelariTiere  Symmonds,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr. 

Casbum,  and  had  issue. 
Anna-Maria  Symmonds,  d.  $.  p, 
Hbnriktta,  d.  unm.  in  1733. 
llKiJiRiviKRE,  d.  unm.  in  1733. 

Sir  Thoroan  d.  about  1710,  and  was  m.  by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  WiLLiAU  Sprino,  who  d.  unm.  in  March, 
1735>7,  and  was  s.  by  hb  uncle, 

V.  Sir  John  Spring,  who  m.  FJixabeth,  daughter  o( 
Mr.  Nightingale,  and  had  issue, 

John,  m.  to  Miss  Cordell.  and  if.  before  his  lather 

Charles,"! 

James,     I  ^  ^^^^  ^^^  f^thtr. 
Sarah,     f 
Mary.    J 

He  d.  17th  August,  1700,  aged  seventy,  whca  tha  fis- 

BUNItCT   BlPIBtU. 

Mi 


SPR 


STA 


*,*  A  younger  ton  of  the  Springs  of  Lavenhatn.an- 
tlod  in  Ireland,  and  was  ancestor  uf  the  present  Kiglit 
Honourable  Thomas  Spring  Rice,  M.  P.  chancellor  of 
the  exchequer. 

Arms—krg.  a  cherron  between  three  masclea  gu. 


SPIMNGETT,  OF  BROYLE  PLACE. 


STAN  DISH,  OF  DUXBUI 


Crbatkd         , 
8th  Jan.  J06O. 


Extinct 
5th  Jan.  104». 


Hduagr. 

Hp.rbbrt  Sprikcp.tt,  of  Lewes,  in  Sussex,  son  of 
Thomas  Springett,  by  Margaret,  his  wife,  daughter  of 
Kdnmud  Roberts,  of  Huwkhurst,  in  Kent,  had  a  grant 
of  arms  21st  November,  1612.  He  married  Anne 
StL'm])e,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Herbert,  of  Ringmer,  who  died  21tt  May,  1621, 
aged  sixty-ftve,  leaving  by  Katherine  Partridge, 
his  wife,  two  sons  and  a  daughter,  vix. 
William  (Sir;,  knt.  who  died  in  1643. 
Herbert. 
Catherine. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Simon  Stone,  esq.  of  the  Middle 
1'cmple,  barrister^at-law. 
The  elder  son, 

Sir  Thumas  Springett,  knt.  of  Broyle  Place,  in 
Sussex,  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Bellingham,  esq. 
of  Erringliani,  and  had  issue, 
Hbkbkkt,  his  heir. 
I'homas,  b.  in  1017. 

Anthony,  b.  in  l(i20,  whose  son  Anthony,  m.  in 
1(U8,  Dorothy  Moore,  of  Wivelsfield,  aud  died 
8th  April,  lt>80,  leaving  two  sons,  namely, 
Anthony,  rector  of  Plumpton  and  Westmes- 
ton,  who  died  in  1735,  aged  seventy-three. 
William,  of  Plumpton,  who  died  in  1732,  aged 
sixty-seven. 

Alary,  m.  to  Thomas  Southland,  esq.  of  Ickham, 

in  Kent. 
Ann,  b.  in  ItilO. 
Frances,  m.  to  Walter  Hendley,  esq.  of  Cuckfield, 

Sir  Thomas  died  17th  September,  1630,  aged  fifty-one, 
and  was  .r.  by  his  son, 

I.  Herbert  Sprinoett,  esq.  of  Broyle  Place,  who 
was  created  a  Baronet  in  1660-1.  He  m.  Barbara, 
eldest  daughter  of  Sir  William  Campion,  knt  of 
(•ombwell,  in  Kent,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  eldest 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Stone,  knt.  of 
London,  and  by  her,  who  died  in  1606,  aged  eighty-five, 
had  issue, 

Mary,  m.  to  Sir  John  Stapley,  bart.  of  Patcham, 
and  died  in    1708,  aged  seventy-four,   leaving 
issue. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Whalley,  esq.  of  Ringmer. 
Charity,  died  unm. 

Sir  Herbert  died  5th  January,  1662,  when  the  Baro 

NETCY    b€C4imt>  EXTINCT. 

Arms— Per  fcsso  und^e  arg.  and  gu.  a  feesc  wavy 
between  three  crescents  couuterchanged. 


Cr  RATED 

8th  Feb.  1676  7 . 


Mil 


The  Standishes  of  Ihixbury,  a  IktaOj 
aud  note,  derived  from  a  onvninoB  aacM 
Siandishes  of  Staudiith,  vis. 

Ralph  Stan  dish  (von  of  Thoivtaia  de  I 
ing  in  1221;,  who  had  two  Mms, 

Jordan,  heir  to  his  father,  liTing  la  I 
of  the  Standishes  of  Stai^udi,  now 
by  Charlbs  Strickland-Staiidwv, 
Standish.  (See  Bubkb's  Ohhmi 
p.  04.) 

HiuH.  from  whom  the  StandiihH  of 

The  second  son, 

Hugh  Standish,  m.  (34  Edwabd  I.)  A 
ter  of  Sir  Richard  Molynenz,  of  8cAoa,  ta 
and  had  two  sons,  William  Staadithp^ha 
and 

Richard  Standish,  of  Dakbnry,  Brlai 
III.;  he  was  father  of  two  aons,  Hag^  am 
elder, 

Hugh  Standish,  of  Duxbnry,  wc4MM« 
kinswoman,  Alice,  daughter  of  Hcarj  I 
Standish,  and  had  three  son*  and  a  4m 
William,  Alexander,  Christopher,  and  Cla 
only  son  to  survive  youth, 

Christopher  Standish,  of  Dozbary,*. 
II.)  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Fl 
had  issue, 

Ralph,  who  m.  (7  Henry  V.)  Joaa,  < 
Sir  Thomas  Gerrard,  knt.  bat  d,t.p 
lluwLiND   (Sir),   who    received  the 
knighthood  10  Henry  VI.    He  bioeg) 
of  St.  Lawrance  from    NonDaniy 
Church.    He  if.  «.  p- 
James,  continuator  of  the  family. 

This 

James  Standish,  of  Duxhory,  living  6  E 
left  by  Alice,  his  wife,  a  son  and  suowmer 

Christopher  Standish,  esq.  of  Doxba 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  WiUiam  Bradihii 
Haigh,  and  was  s.  by  his  sou, 

James  Standish,  esq.  of  l>nxbary,  iBthi 

his  wife,  of 

Christopher  Standish,  e«q.  of  Dexfei 

son. 

Sir  Christopher  Standish,  of  Das 
knighted  by  Richard  III.  He  manriffdaai 
Thomas,  James,  Hugh,  Alexander,  Row! 
aud  Maud,  wife  of  William  Bntdshaighfflsi 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Standish,  esq.  of  Ihrxbary.  i 
Catharine,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  Alcxandr 
of  Standish  (knighted  at  Hutton  Field  i 
Sibilla,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Hcary  B« 
Bold,  in  Lancashire,  and  had  a  son  and  M 

502 


STA 


8TA 


MtB,  f«q.  of  Dmbory,  who  m,  fknit, 
shier  of  Ktsb  Hadock ;  and  Moondly, 
ght«r  of  Jolm  Butler,  esq.  of  RawcUfle. 
iw  son, 

NDisH,  caq.  of  Duxhvj,  who  m.  Mar- 
r  of  Sir  Thonaa  Ho^btoD,  of  Hoghton 
ca«hire,  and  waa  «.  hj  hia  aon, 
Stamumh,  caq.  of  Doxhury,  Auher,  by 
wife,  dasfhtcr  of  Sir  Ralph  Aadieton, 
y  Ahhey,  of  aereral  children.    The  eld- 

KDMH.  eaq.  of  Doxbory,  m.  firat,  Anne, 
of  Sir  Thomaa  Wiugfleld,  but.  of  Le- 
tt Snflblkt  and  had  by  her  Tbomas, 
licMAan,  Anne,  and  Ratdyfle.  He  m. 
*,  daughter  of  Christopher  Wbittingham, 
by  whom  he  had  Ralph,  Gilbert,  Henry, 
rgaret,  and  Dorothy.  Mr. Standiah  was 
le  by  his  eldest  son, 
MOUM,  esq.  of  Duxbory,  who  m.  Elixa- 
of  Thomas  Vaox,  caq.  of  Dotcliet,  and 
ar  who  died  yoong  at  Exford.  Mr. 
slain  at  Mandieater  by  the  parliamen- 
•ring  no  isaoe,  waa  s.  by  his  next  bro- 

Stakdish,  esq.  of  Duxbory,  who  m. 
lughter  of  William  Farington,  esq.  of 
Lancashire,  and  relict  of  Banister  of 
ooodly,  Margaret,  relict  of  Colonel  CHf- 
wcver,  without  issue,  and  was  s.  by  his 

kNDisH,  esq.  of  Duxbory,  who  m.  Elisa- 
of  Piers  Legh,  esq.  of  Lynir  (eldest  sou 
egfa,  M.P.  for  Cheshire  43  Eliza acTH), 
rile,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Sarille,  of 
e  county  of  York,  and  had  issue,  Ricu- 
Potcr,  Alexander,  Ralph,  John,  Hugh, 
M,  and  Prances.  The  eldest  son, 
Stan  DISH,  esq.  of  Duxbury,  was  created 
h  February,  1070-7.  He  m.  Margaret, 
4mas  Holcraft,esq.  of  Holcroft,  in  Lan- 
tad  by  her  (who  wedded,  secondly,  Sir 
y.bart.of  Bickerstaff,  and  d.  in  October, 
ftrly  a  hundre.l.)  three  sons  and  three 
uvAs,  his  heir,  Peter,  Charles,  Eltxa- 
t.  and  Frances.  The  eldest  son, 
■  IS  Stanuish,  of  Duxbury,  m.  Jane, 
'harlea  Tumor,  esq.  of  ClrvelanJ,  in 
d  had,  with  several  other  children,  a 

'ho  m.  Catherine,  widow  of  John  Smith, 
leath,  in  Yorkshirr,  and  dauuhter  und 
d  Robert  Frank,  esq.  of  Fontefrurt,  ri- 
nd M.F.  for  that  town.  By  her  be  left 
ioease  v.  p.  an  only  surriTiug  child, 

I,  sucoaasor  to  his  grmndfiftther. 

andish  died  in  December,  1754),  and  was 

iaoo, 

INK  St«kdi)ih,  of   Duxbury,  at  wlumfi 

IMh  May,  IHI'i,  thr  BAaoNErcY  became 

the  estates  deroWcd  on  his  cousin, 

iLLt  esq.  only  son  of  the  late  Anthony 
iq.  by  Miss  Charlotte  Rey,*  his  wif**, 
•daon  of  Mr.  Hall  by  MtauiRKT.  his 
lUghter  of  Kia  THoa4s  STtNuiitH,  tht* 
karooet,  and  n-lirt  uf  William  Womb- 
q.  Mr.  Frank  Hall  assumed  the  sur> 
STiaui8ii,and  iMthe  present  pruprivtor 
«r). 


arg. 


STANLEY,  OF  GRANGE  GORMAN, 


Crkatbo 
13th  April,  1099. 


RXTINCT 

30th  Nov.  1744. 


Stkphbn  STANLBY,eaq.  of  Grange  Gorman,  in  the 
county  of  Dublin,  married  Margarrt,  only  daughter 
of  Sir  William  Tichbome,  knt.  by  Judith,  hia  wife, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  John  Bisae,  esq.  lord  chan- 
cellor of  Ireland,  and  was  father  of 

1.  John  Staklby,  esq.  of  Grange  Gorman,  who  waa 
secretary  to  the  Earls  of  Dorset  and  Sunderland,  when 
lord  chamberlain  of  the  household.  He  was  afterwarda 
warden  of  the  Mint,  and  again  aecretary  to  the  Earls 
uf  Jersey  and  Kent,  aa  lord  chamberlain.  He  waa 
made  a  Baronet  of  Ireland,  and  afterwards  created  a 
BAaoNrr  ow  Knoland  by  Xing  Williax  111.  13th 
April,  1000.  Sir  John  waa  for  many  yeara  one  of  the 
commissioners  of  the  Customs.  He  married  Anne, 
daughter  of  Bernard  GranTil1e,eaq.  and  niece  of  John, 
Earl  of  Bath,  but  had  no  issue.  His  lady  died  1st 
March,  17«>-30,  and  himaelf  30th  Norember,  1744, 
when  the  BAaoMnrcY  became  bxtinct. 

■drau — Argent,  on  a  bend  axure,  three  bucka'  heada 
caboahed,  or,  with  a  mural  crown  in  a  sinister  chief, 
or. 


STAPLEY,  OF  PATCHAM, 


CaicATrD 
SHth  July,  1000. 


RXTIMT 

in  1701. 


Irineage. 

Tlie  St;ip1eys  of  Sussex  derired,  according  to  Ed- 
mund Knicbt,  Nurroy,  from  the  Stapleys  of  Cheshire. 
I.  John  STAriJCY,  esq.  of  Fatcham,  in  HuMex,  sou 
and  hrir  uf  Anthuny  Staplry,  eiiq.of  Fatcham, by  Ann, 
I  his  wife,  sister  of  George,  Lord  Goring,  and  grandaon 
,  of  Anthony  Stapley,  esq.  of  Framfeild,  was  created  a 
;  Btao%rr  in  If  MM,  by  Chablks  II.  at  the  Restoration. 
■  He  married  Mary,  eldeat  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
Hrrbfrt  Springftt,  hart,  of  Broyl**  Place,  and  by  her, 
who  died  in  170M,  aged  serentyfour,  had  issue, 

HBBBBar,  who  m.  Alice,  daughter  of  Sir  Richard 
Culprper,  knt.  but  predeceased  hia  father,  s.  p. 

Fhilaublphia,  m.  to  Peter  Courthorpe,  eaq.  of 
Danny,  in  Susaex. 


■dy  m.  after  bcr  flrit  haiband  Mr.  Hall'*  deccaM,  Sir  William  Par^cA-ilame  Campbell,  bart. 


ST  A 


»TA 


Ei.iz%BrrH.  m.  to  John  Bri;>c*,  LL  D.  of  Chirbe* 


t^r. 


M*aY,  M.  to  Walter  Dobell,  esq.  of  Street,  in  Sus- 
sex. 
B  t  R  BAR  A ,  m.  tn  William  H  ay ,  esq.  of  Glyndbonme, 

in  SuMex,  M.P.  for  Seaford. 

Sir  John   Stapley  died  in   1701,  aged  aeTenty-three, 
when  the  Biroj^etct  became  extinct. 

ArmM—Kr%.  on  a  fnue  engr.  ermine*  between  three 
harts  two  dragons'  heads  erased,  or. 


STAPYLTON,  OF  MYTON. 


Crlatkh 
trtud  June,  iMiO. 


EXTIXCT 

2nd  Jan.  iS17. 


iLinraa^ 

Tliis  family  is  of  great  note  and  antiquity,  srreral 
of  its  anceMtont  ha^inj;  been  in  the  earliest  times 
summoned  amongst  the  burons  to  parliament,  and 
being  honoured  with  the  Carter  at,  and  soon  after 
the  institution  of  that  noble  order.  The  name  is  de- 
rired  from  Stapilton,  on  the  river  Teys,  in  the  bishop- 
ri>:k  of  Durham,  and  it  is  to  be  frequently  found  in 
old  records,  conferring  benefactions  upon  the  different 
relicious  establishments  in  the  county  of  York.* 

Sir  Mills  de  SriPi.rroN,  baring  distinguished 
himself  in  titc  wan*  uf  Gsiscuiiy  and  Scotland,  wiut 
•(iiiiimr>nfd  to  parliament  <us  a  Bako.n,  tf  Kdwaru  II. 
His  tu>u. 

Sir  Milks  i  e  St^pifton.  in.  SiMl,  ilaughtrr  and 
<-o  heir  of  John  lio  Ilella  Aqua,  or  Htraiiliou,  auil  added  i 
no  small  iulvantac**  to  tiin  hoiiHc,  cnioying  thereby,  ' 
iii/ir  (ilia,  tlu'  manor  of  Carleton,  in  th«r  county  of  i 
^  <irk,  wliioh  \v.i"«  p..rt  of  her  inherit. nice.  He  */.  in  i 
l.tl  I.     Mi'*  si>n,  aiinth'-r  { 

Sir  MiriN  I'l  .*m  \i'i.r.ri»N,  rn,  Kli/abeth.  daughtiT 
and  sole  heir  of  John  de  Kichmond,  who  bruu^^ht  the 
manor  of  kirkby-riealhain  into  the  fumil>,and  had 
three  sons,  i 

Nicholas,  sunimoiif-d  to  parliament  as  a  Baro.N'  ' 
in  I'iVi.  (Sec  BiHki/s  tlitimt  I'uracf.) 

Miles  (Sir;,  w.  Cicely,  dniightor  of  Sir  Robert  ', 
I  fford,  from  whom  proceeded 

Sill  Milks  Si  aim.iion,  one  of  the  knights  of 
the  (j after  at  the  institution  of  the  order. 

(•ili:i:rt. 

The  third  son, 

(•ILRLKT  STvi'LKroN.  /It.  Agucs,  cldest  daughter  and 
CO  hiir  of  Krvan  Fit/  Alan,  Haron  of  Redale,  the  heir- 
geiii-ral  of  llaL')!et,  and  had  insue. 

Sir   DmAN  Siii'lkion,  kiit.  of  Carleton,  living  19 


Edwsbd  III.  aad  one  at  th*  kaifhto  • 
titmp.  RicBABD  11.  TkM  fmllaM  kHfl 
bare  slaui  a  aanmi,  in  open  hMttt,  ia 
of  Che  kiags  of  Eaclaad,  Fnace.  wmA  i 
inherited  a  gr«ot  tlitf  la  lua  mudmt 
having  to  wife  Aliee,  daa^ttr  of  Sir  !< 
beri,  knt.  left  a  ooa  aad  keir. 

8  IB  Bar  A  IT  SrarLSron,  w1m>  a.  EBbbI 
aad  heir  of  Sir  William  Aidhmaw,  iM. 
sons, 

Brtam  (Sir),  called  joaier.  ia  iH 
father,  ancestor  of  the  Staftettaa  • 

Miles  (Sir;. 

The  younger  son. 

Sir  Miles  Stiputtom.  knt.  m.  Jet 
Williiim  Brechnells,  and  daughter  aad 
George  I'fllet,  of  Wifhill,  ia  the  aywty 
in  whose  right  be  was  seiacd  of  Wig 
Swanland,  with  laada  apon  Hall 
places.    He  was  s.  by  his  aon. 

Sir  John  Stapletom.  kat.  wIm 
daughter  of  Norton,   of  Norton  C«ay« 
father  of 

Sir  W^illiaw  STAPi.rmx,  kac  wk»  i 
daughter  of  Sir  Jamca  PicLeriac.  kat.  i 
bis  son. 

Sir  Brtam  Staplktox.  kat.  of  Wigl 
Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Lancelot  Tkirfcci 
had  se«en  sons,  Chbisti>pneb,  bis 
celot.  Miles,  William.  Kichard,  and! 
daughters,  namely, 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Saltmarak.  « 
Jane,  married  to  Robert  Conyen«ci| 

Paynel. 
Eleanor,  si.  to  Sir  Thomas  Whaita^ 

to  parliament,  in  1M3,  as  Bsaoa  W 
Margaret,  ai.  to  John  Ccipley,  asf.  sf  i 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

CHRisTorHCR  ST*riJTii*,  e*q.  of  Wlfb 
first,  Alice,  d  tui^hter  of  W  ilham  .%Ak,  a 
and  by  her  had  i»sue, 

I{rv\n,  hi'*  heir. 

Kdhaki   vSiri,  heir  to  his  hn>tLtr 

Anne,  iti.  to  John  In  ton,  e^j   'J  Irr?* 
Isabel.  M.  to  John  Lanii^hu^h.  *-%■ 
-    —  ,  wj.  ti>  Hi'nr>   HAnitlton.  «>.| 

He  /«.  secondly,  Marcaret.  dju,:h:-r  .a'  >* 
vile,  knt.  ot    LoenM'dce,  in   the  c-.iunit  f* 
had  no  additional  fiAmily.     He  was  a.  s:  k 
by  his  elder  son, 

Rryin  Stapi.ltu.^,  esq.  who  d.  j.  ^.  sal ' 
his  brother, 

Sir  Kohi.rt  STtPirTO^.  who  si.  OsiliA. 
of  Sir  William  Mallnry,  knt.  of  Stodlrf.isri 
of  York,  by  whom  (who  m.  ■ecaatiy.  Vi 
Slyngesby,  esq.)  he  had 

RuBkRT  '.Sir),  his  siiroeasor. 

Klixabetli,  m.  to   Bryan  Hai 

thinRwell. 
Bridget,  si.  to  John  Norton,  esq. 

He  wa»  ■(.  by  hi*  sun. 
Sir  Korert  .Statuto^,  who  was 


*   A.l).  II.'ii*.  i.e.   abiiiit  (i  IIknhy  II.  Kobeit  dv  Sia 
|d«-ti>n    i^  anmn^ot  the   nilnt-«!>«>  to  a  charlei  of  Henry 
L.i'cv,  h.iroii  «it'  Ponlftract,  wherein    the  fiaid  Henr\ 


d 


4i>niiiin!t  to  that  church,  and  ihe  monk"  of  Poiiletraci, 
Hith  other  inattrr:*,  the  chuich  of  Danlingtoii.  with  (he 
ch4i>el  of  ,St;i|»ili(in. 

And  th«  ••inie  Koberl,firino  :o  Hf.nky  II.  na*  a  U-ne- 
fii  ■i>i  to  Ihe  piiiiiv  oi  Moiik»  llreiion.  in  (he  county  of 
^  ork,  and  v,.i\t  them  tcrrnm  de  t  hudftt^rdo ,  a«  recited 


in  a  «iinfiiinati<in  charirr  tu  tliat  |>ii»r>  ■■* 
I  than  111.   \.D    llM. 

In  17  Joio.  NichtdA*  dr  StA|iilii«  •■«  f 
Mldlebain  Cjvtir,  the  Mmr  il-'aMk-**  ^^'  »« 
»on  oi  (iattr%  de  Srapili.in.  is  a  ckanrr  i4  I 
dated  I^  HR>aT  III-  tinlu  the  lH«%  *4  J«««' 
himinc  their  pi»«ri>M<mt,  ami  •|>rcif«iBi  ifcf*«« 
Ian4l,in  Mer>k.«i(h  the  appurtratar'f.aatf  aai 
in  IUi(<»n,a5  ib<- |;if I  of  ifi«-^iil  >iik«l«i«lfe< 


STA 


STA 


XAiKTH,  and  noBkvtd  the  Judges  **  with 
men,  in  mitaMa  liTeriee."  He  lired  in 
lUty  and  esteem :  an  anthor,  who  seems 
rourmble  to  his  memory  (Sir  John  Har- 
ribes  him  as  a  man  well  spoken,  properly 
rnages,  had  scarce  an  equal,  and  next  to 
idney,  no  saperior  in  England.  Sir  Ro- 
Catherine,  daughter  of  Sir  Marmadnke 
r  Ereringham,  knt.  by  whom  he  had 

who  soooeeded  his  father  at  Wighill. 
ae*  terminated  in  an  heiress, 
THk  STAPLrroN,  who  m.  in  1783,  General 
t  Hon.  Granrille  Anson  ChetW3rnd,  who 
nmed  in  consequence  the  additional  sur- 
oie  and  arms  of  Stapylton. 

to  Christopher  Wypill,  esq. 

1.  secondly,  Olive,  daughter  and  co-heir 
f  Slurrrington,  knt  of  Lacock,  in  Wilt- 
of  John  Talbot,  esq.  of  Salwarp),  and 
had 


.  to  Sir  Robert  Dyneley,  knt.  of  Bram- 

n  Yorkshire. 

I.  to  Sir  Robert  Baynard,  knt.  of  Lack- 


of  the  second  marriage, 

PYLTOM,  esq.  who  was  receiver-general 

I  Las  I.  settled  himself  at  Myton,  near 

in  the  county  of  York.    He  m.  Frances, 

ir  Henry  Slingsby,  knt.  of  Scriven,  and 

is  heir. 

Elisabeth,  daufrhter  of  Mr.  Hynde,  of 
.  and  was  ancestor  of  the  Stapyltons,  of 
I,  in  Durham.   (Refer  to  Bcaas's  Com- 

vol.  ii.  page  HO.) 

■  first,  to  Sir  William  Vavasor,  bart.  of 
ithorp,  in  the  county  of  York,  major- 
to  the  King  of  Sweden,  killed  at  the 
Copenhagen,  in  1(U8.  She  «•.  secondly,  | 
Btton.esq.  of  Maske,  in  the  same  county. 
I.  to  Thomas  Pepys,  esq.  of  Hatcham- 
in  Surrey. 

iiis  eldest  son, 

rArvLTON,esq.  of  Myton,  who  was  ere* 

IVY  by  Aimg  Chasucs  II.   tind  June, 

iry  married  the  Hon.  Elizabeth  D'Arcy, 

er  of  Conyen,  Lord  D'Arcy,  afterwards 

f  Holdemesse,  and  had,  with  a  daughter, 

fe  of  Thomas  Robinson,  eiiq.  of  Holmby, 

sessor,  at  his  decease,  in  1070, 

AM  Syapyltuft,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter 

aye,  bart.  of  Woodsome,  in  the  county 

^mA  surviYing  issue. 


iir.  Sia  John  Stapylton,  who  wedded  Mary, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Francis  Sandys,  esq.  of  Scrt^y, 
in  the  county  of  Nottingham,  and  had,  with  daugh- 
ters,t  seven  sons,  via. 


riN,J 


who  all  succeeded  to  the  baronetcy. 


rrember,  1727,  and  was  *.  by  his  son. 


Miles, 

BSYAN, 

John, 
Marti  I 
Christopher. 
Francis. 
Henry. 

Sir  John  was  nominated  a  candidate  for  the  county 
of  York,  but  died  before  the  election  came  on,  24th 
October,  1733,  when  he  was  s.  in  his  title  and  estates 
by  his  eldest  son, 

lY.  Sir  Mium  Stapylton,  M.P.  for  the  coanty  of 
York.  This  gentleman  m.  in  1738,  Anne,  daughter 
of  Edward  Waller,  esq.  of  Hall  Bam.  Bucks,  by 
whom  (who  d.  13th  November,  1701,)  he  had  an  only 
child, 

Anni,  who  d.  unm.  0th  June  1770. 

He  d.  14th  May,  1752.  and  was  j.  by  his  brother, 

Y.  Sib  Bryan  Stapylton,  who  d.  unm.  S7th  Jane, 
1772,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

VI.  Sia  John  Stapyltun,  a  naval  officer,  who  d. 
unm.  in  1785,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

VII.  Sia  Mabtin  Stapylton,  in  holy  orders.  This 
gentleman  m.  Leeky,  daughter  of  Mr.  Love,  a  mer- 
chant of  Bristol,  and  had  issue, 

Francis-Samuel,  1  cf.iu  the  lifetime  of  their  father, 
Henry,  J      unm. 

Mautin,  eventually  heir. 

Anni,  m.  in  1770,  to  the  Rev.  John  Bree,  rector 
of  Markstay,  in  Essex,  and  had  issue, 
Martin  Baia,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  heir  to 

his  uncle.  Sir  Martin  Stapylton. 
John  Bree,  of  Keswick,  deceased. 
Robert-Frands  Bree,  in  holy  orden,  of  Sy- 

denham,  in  Kent. 
Anne  Bree,  d.  unm. 

Sir  Martin  d.  2Ut  January,  1801,  and  was  s.  by  his 
only  surviving  son. 

Yin.  Sir  Martin  Stapylton,  who  d.  issueless,  Snd 
January,  1817,  when  the  Bauonitcy  became  ixtinct, 
and  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  nephew,  Martin 
Bree,  esq.  who  in  consequence  assumed  the  surname 
and  arms  of  Stapylton,  and  is  the  present  (1838) 
Martin  Stapylton,  esq.  of  Myton. 

Armi — Arg.  a  lion  rampant  sa. 

STAPYLTON,  OF  CARLTON. 

Created  20th  March,  IMI'2.— Extinct  in  1707. 

Iriiuagr. 

Gilbert  Stapylton,  esq.  of  Carlton,  in  Yorkahire, 
■on  and  heir  of  Ridiard  Stapylton,  esq.  by  Elisabeth, 
his  Mrife,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Pierrepoint,  and  re- 
presentative of  the  ancient  family  of  Stapylton^  in  the 
middle  of  the  seventeenth  century, «.  first,  Katherine, 
dmugbtcr  of  W.  Hungatr,  esq.  by  whom  he  had  no  sur- 
viving iMue;    and  secondly,  Ellen,  daughter  of  Sir 


braiwh  of  whirh  was 

IP  Stapleton,  who  porchaaed  Warier  in 
Idi,  In  the  esM  ridinE,  and  was  one  of  ihe 
abcn  of  parliament  demanded  by  Kimy 
k  I.  tvben  his  majetty  went  to  the  llonM> 
KMis  for  that  par|K/<ie. 

aT 


♦  One  of  thoae  ladies  m.  Henry  Waller,  esq.  M.P.  for 
Wycombe.  Backs. 

I  For  a  detailed  pedigree,  refer  to  Whitaeeb's  Hit 
tory  t\f  l^etdM. 

5tS 


STE 


STE 


John  Gaiooigne,  by  whom  he  had  a  daughter,  Akwe, 
married  to  Ralph  EamwcTOM,  enq.  and  a  aon  and  auc 

ceaaor, 

I.  MiLBs  Stapyltok,  ciq.  of  Carlton,  ft.  in  IMl, who 
waa  created  a  Babomit  in  1661S.  He  m.  firat,  Elisa- 
beth, daughter  of  Robert,  Earl  of  Lindeaay ;  and  se- 
condly, Mias  Longuerille;  but  died  without  iasue  in 
17©7,  when  the  title  became  kitinct  :  the  estatea  de- 
aoended  to  the  Erringtons. 

Arms—AB  Staptlton  or  Hyton. 


STEPHENS,  OF  ST.  FAITH'S. 


CRB4TID 

13th  Mur.  1705. 


Extinct 
SOth  Not.  1800. 


Utiuage. 

Tliia  waa  an  old  Glonceaterahire  family,  and  Tery 
frequently  during  the  seventeenth  century  gave  she- 
riffii  to  that  county. 

IIknry  Strpiiicns,  of  Frocester,  in  Glouoestershire, 
m.  the  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Lugg,  of  the 
county  of  Hereford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1552)  had 
several  children,  of  whom  the  eldest  son, 

Edward  Stephens,  esq.  purchased  the  manor  of 
Eaatington,  in  the  same  county,  from  Henry,  Lord 
Stafford,  in  1573.  He  m.  Jane,  daughter  of  Richard 
Fowler,  gent,  of  Stonehouse,  also  in  Gloucestershire, 
and  had  issue, 

Richard,  of  Eastington,  executor  to  his  father, 
in  1587,  m.  one  of  the  daughters  of  Edward 
St.  Loe,esq.of  Knighton,  in  Wiltshire,  and  left 
issuer    (  X       .  -    '  -  ■ 

James,  of  Eastington,  tn.  Catherine,  daughter  of 
Richard  Browning,  of  Coley,  in  Gloucester- 
shire, and  had  iMue.  He  died  lUth  February, 
1590. 

Thomas. 

He  d.  22nd  October,  1587.     His  third  son, 

Thomas  Stephens,  esq.  of  Over  Lipiate,  in  Glouces- 
tershire, attorney-general  to  Prince  Henrt  and 
Charles  1.  sometime  reader  of  the  Middle  Temple,  d, 
2Gth  April,  1G13,  aged  fifty-five.  He  m.  Elizabeth, 
daughter  and  heir  of  John  Stone,  of  Over  Lipiate,  and 
had  issue, 

Edward,  of  Little  Sodbury,  in  Gloucestershire, 
ft.  in  1590,  d.  about  1670.  He  married  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Crewe,  knt.  of  Stene, 
in  Northamptonshire,  and  had  issue. 

Thomas,  of  Over  Lipiate,  bencher  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  living  in  1613,  d.  in  1079,  married  four 
wives,  and  leift  is6ue.  fj   .V  '      ..-  ..      , 

Nathanial.  "' 

The  youngest  son, 

Nathanial  Stephens,  esq.  of  Horton  and  Chering- 
ton,  both  in  Gloucestershire,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter 
and  eventually  heir  of  Robert  Tiringham,   esq.   of 


Weston-upon-FaTfill,  fan  Northamptonahift, 
by*  in  Leicesterahire,  and  had  two  aona,  vi 

Edward,  of  Alderley,  Hortoa,  and  ( 
and  of  the  Middle  Temple,  barn 
baptised  25th  July,  1833.  He  ».  Mt 
ter  of  John  Raynaford,  eaq.  of  8t 
NorthamptODabire,  and  Walahaao 
county  of  Warwick,  and  had  iaane. 

Tybingham. 

The  younger  son, 

Tybingham  Stephens,  in  holy  ordera, 
of  the  diocese  of  Leiceater,  ft.  10th  May,  K 
first.  Isabel,  fourth  daughter  of  George  1 
of  Leicester,  by  whom  (who  d.  aboot  I 
one  surviving  daughter,  Elicabeth.  He  i 
Millicent.  fourth  daughter  of  William  1 
Thorpe  Conatantine,  in  StaflEbrdahiie,*  i 
lady  had 

Tyrinoham,  d.  in  1719,  aged  thirty^ 

Walter, 

Thomas,  an  officer  in  the  army, 

Nathaniel,  in  holy  orders. 

Richard,  m.  but  d.  s.  j».  in  1745. 

Jane,  m.  to  Thomaa  Foxon,  eeq> 

The  fourth  son. 

The  Rev.  Nathaniel  Stspbkxb,  waa  i 
phamstone,  in  Essex,  ft.  in  1079,  wu  EH 
of  Philip  Deane,  of  Harwich,  gent,  by  wl 
in  1762)  he  had  issue, 

Tyringham,  a  commiasioner  of  the 
Office,  ft.  in  1713,  d.  num.  in  17M. 

Nathaniel,  captain  R.N.  ft.  in  1711,  i 
1747. 

Philip. 

Grace,  d,  nnm.  in  1783.  

Millicent,  ft.  in  1715,  m,  to  William ! 
of  Mislethome,  in  Esaex,  and  had  i 

William  Howe,  captain  R.N.  4i 

1760. 
Tyringham  Howe,  poat  captain  I 

d.  s.  p.  in  1783. 
Nathaniel  Howe,  d.  young. 
Philip  Howe,  captain  of  Maria 

Mary-Anne  Tongue,  of  Gibraltar 
in  1795. 
Stephens  Howe,  aid-de-canip  to  tl 

lieutenant-colonel   63rd 

March,  1759,  M.P.  for  Y 

9th  July,  1796. 

Millicent  Howe,  m.  first,  to  TW 
son.  esq.  captain  R.N.:  and  i 
Gabriel  Mathias,  esq.  of  Scoda 
the  county  of  Middlesex. 

Grace  Howe,  living  nnm.  in  17fl 

The  youngest  son, 

1.  Philip  Stephens,  esq.  ft.  lltb  Octol 
St.  Faith's  and  Horseford,  in  Norfolk, sad 
in  Middlesex,  was  created  a  Baronet  I 
1795,  with  remainder  to  his  nephew,  Coki 
Howe.  Sir  Philip  waa  first  secretary  to 
wards,  one  of  the  lords  of  the  Admiralty. 
sentod  the  borough  of  Sandwich  in  part 
died  unm.  20th  November,  1809,  and  1 
Colonel  Stephens  Howe,  having  predeeea 
Baronetcy  expired. 

Arnu — Per  chevron,  ax.  and  axg.  in  d 
cons  rising  or. 


*  By  Elizabeth,  hiii  wife,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Thoma«  Tmi^ted,  fK\.  of  Ton»ted,  in  Uefb>-«1 

506 


J  -• 


STE 


STE 


:y,  of  prendergast. 


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JmmJm 


BXTIMCT 

12th  Sept.  18S5. 


hia  family  is  deduced  from 
BY,  esq.  of  Aldenhun,  in  Hertford- 
$.  by  hi*  ton, 

IT,  esq.  of  St.  Alban's,  lord  of  Alden- 
aterred  in  Aldenham  Church  3rd  De- 
le left,  by  the  dauffater  and  heir  of 
d  racceMor, 
PNBY,  eeq.  lord  of  Aldenham,  whose 

ET,  eeq.  m.  the  daughter  and  heir  of 

Wyld,  eaq.  of  Ramsey,  in  the  county 

snd  had  two  sons,  ris. 

ose  son  and  successor, 

MBT,  sold  the  lordship  of  Aldenham  to 

ird  Gary,  tnv  father  of  Lord  Falkland. 


KY,  esq.  who  was  registrar  of  the  dio- 
I's,  m.  Margaret,  daughter  and  co-heir 
.m,  esq.  of  Prendergaat,  in  the  county 
It  by  that  lady  bad  no  issue.  He  m. 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  William  Phi- 
ton  Castle,  and  had  by  her 
ir. 

kterat-Iaw,  d.  t.  p. 
),  who  is  characterized  as  *'  a  great 

He  m.  tint,  Mrs.  Wallop,  a  widow, 
ter  of  —  Fisher,  esq.  of  Hants,  but 
fought  him  no  children.  SirThomaa 
y,  Mary,  eldoat  daughter  and  co-heir 
nard  Whetatone,  knt.  of  Woodford,  in 

by  her  had  Bernard  and  other  iMue.t 


Dorothy,  m,  to  Sir  Frandt   Manaall,  bart.  of 

Muddleacombe. 
Joan,  Ml.  to  John  Philippe,  esq.  of  Nash,  in  Pem- 
brokeshire. 
Alban  Stepney  acquired  a  rery  plentiful  estate  by  his 
two  matrimonial  alliances.    He  was  «.  at  his  decease 
by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  JoHM  Stkpnit,  esq.  of  Prendergast,  in  Pembroke- 
shire, who  was  created  a  Baromit  by  King  Jambs  I. 
24th  Norember,  1021.  Sir  John  at.  Catherine,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Francis  Mansdil,  hart,  of  Moddleeoombe,  in 
Carmarthenshire,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Alban,  d,  aged  twenty-one,  unm. 
Thomas,  m.  Price,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
Henry  Jones,  hart,  of  Albemarles,  and  had 
John,  who  inherited  as  third  baronet. 
Charles,  m.  a  daughter  of  Sir  Richard  Pryse,  bart. 
of  Gogarthan  (she  was  the  widow  of  Vaughan 
of  Llanelthy),  and  had  three  sons  and  a  daugh- 
ter, via. 
Richard,  at.  Miss  Tancred,  and  d,  s.  p. 
Charles,  paymaster  of  Waller's  Marine  Regi- 
ment, d.  $.  p.  of  wounds  receif  ed  at  Cork 
in  ie0O. 
Alban,  d.  at  sea  s.  p. 
Jane,  m.  to  M.  Bloysdon,  of  Dresden. 
Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Vaughan,  esq.  of  Penteparke, 

in  the  county  of  Carmarthen. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Richard  Bloome,  esq.  of  Aberguilly , 

in  the  same  county. 
Martha,  m.  to  William  Bladwell,  cmi.  of  Swan- 

nington,  in  Norfidk. 
Frances. 
The  first  baronet  d.  in  August,  16M,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

II.  Sia  John  Stbpnby,  who  at.  Magdalen,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  Henry  Jones,  bart.  of  Albemarles,  in 
Carmarthenshire,  and  had  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Fbancbs  Stbpnby,  who  m.  first,  Henry  Mansell, 
esq.  of  Llauelthy ;  and  secondly.  Captain  Ed- 
ward Mansell. 
Sir  John  Icaring  thus  at  his  decease  no  male  issue, 
the  Baronetcy,  with  a  portion  of  the  estate,  deroWcd 
upon  bis  nephew, 

III.  Sir  Juhn  Stbpnby,  who  m.  Jostina,  daughter 
and  heir  of  Sir  Anthony  Vandyke,  the  celebrated 
painter,;  and  waa  s,  by  his  only  son. 


his  Aniiqaitici  of  Hcrtronl^btir,  tayt, 
^nhaiii  coming  to  the  cniwn  upon  the 
Hsi^aT  VIII.  cr«ntrd  if,  with  the  ad- 
lY  Stbpmby,  %*bo  di(r«l  Icjivine  Imbv 
,  fibo  held  it  of  King  Edwabd  VI.  in 


PKBY,  an  Engliiih  poet  and  stateinian, 
IxHidun  in  1003,  i»  tuppoicd  to  be  a  ton 
«  Stepnt-y.  H«  received  hit  edacalion 
ch<M»|,  and  wai  removed  thence  to  Tri- 
iibri«lKe,  in  10K2,  where,  bcini;  of  the 
tb  Chariet  Munt4gu,  afterwarda  Earl  of 
riendabip  frcw  up  between  them.  To 
rident  was  owinc  all  the  preferment 
U  enjoyed,  who  in  luppoted  not  to  have 
f.  reached  any  divtinction  withont  the 
io  of  Halifaii.  When  Stepney  tet  out 
to  have  been  Rttach«d  to  the  Tory  in- 
4  hi»  hrtt  ptM-mi  wa»  an  addrcM  to 
•  majctly't  accesaitm.  t  pon  the  Revo- 
tninaled  to  aeveral  foreign  embaaaiea, 
ccMfnl  in  hia  negotiationa.  He  died  at 
lod  wa«  boried  at  We<tminaicr  Abbey, 
nment  wat  erected  to  hia  memory  with 
Mion. 

r  \  «9i(«TKc'4  children,  acrotdin;:  to  hi* 
pruxinify  te  the  thrune,  which  la  tbaa 


exulained  by  Bornet  in  speaking  of  the  Gowry  con- 
apiracy : 

"  One  thinK  which  none  of  the  biatorlant  have  Uken 
nntire  i»f,  and  luiiht  ba\e  induced  the  Earl  of  Gowry  to 
have  wiahed  to  pot  Kins  James  oat  of  the  >Kay ;  for  npon 
the  king's  death,  be  stood  next  to  the  succession  to  the 
crown  of  En|land ;  for  King  Henry  the  Seventh's  daugh- 
ter, that  waa  married  to  Kiut  James  the  Fourth,  did,  after 
his  death,  marry  Dow  glass.  Earl  of  Anns ;  but  they  could 
not  agree ;  ao  a  precontract  was  proved  against  him,  upon 
which,  by  a  sentence  from  Rome,  the  marriage  was  voided, 
with  a  clauae  in  favour  of  the  issue,  since  bom  under  a 
mariiage  de  facto  and  bomaJUe:  Lady  Margaret  Dowglas 
was  the  child  so  provided  for.  I  did  peruse  the  ori|ioal 
bull,  confirming  the  divor^ :  after  that,  the  queen  dowager 
married  one  Francis  Steward,  and  had  bv  him  a  son, 
called  Lord  Methuen  by  Kinc  James  the  Fifth.  In  the 
patent  he  ia  called  Frater  nottrr  a/rrimis.  He  had  only 
a  daachter,  who  was  mother  or  crandmothcr  to  the  Earl 
of  Gowry ;  so  that  by  this,  he  might  be  glad  to  put  the 
king  out  of  the  way,  that  so  he  miKht  stand  Deal  to  the 
snccession  of  the  crown  of  Entland.  He  had  a  brother, 
thru  a  child,  who  when  he  grew  ap,  and  found  be  could 
not  carry  the  name  of  Rutbiea,  which,  by  aa  act  made 
after  this  conspiracy,  none  inieht  carry,  be  went  and 
lived  beyond  sea,  and  It  wa«  givea  out  that  he  had  the 
philosopher's  stone.  He  had  two  sons,  who  died  without 
laane,  awl  one  daughter,  married  to  Sir  Anthony  Vsndike, 
the  fjimnif  pictnie  drawer." 


STO 

IV.  Sir  Thoxas  Btipney,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
C'annitrthcn,  who  m.  Margnret,- sister  and  co-heir  of 
Walter  Vauf;hau,  esq.  of  Llanelthy,  and  dying  24th 
February,  1744,  was  $.  by  his  M>n, 

V.  Sir  John  Stkpney,  who  m.  Eleanor,  daughter 
and  heir  of  John  Lloyd,  esq.  of  Buckleethwen,  in 
Carmarthenshire,  by  whom  (who  died  in  1733)  he  had 
one  son  and  three  daughters,  vis. 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

&largaret,  d,  nnm. 

Mary,  m.  to  John  Allen,  esq.  of  Dale,  in  Pem> 

brokeshirc. 
Jnstina,  m.  to  Thomas  Popkin,  esq.  of  Forest,  in 

the  county  of  Glamorgan. 

lie  d.  in  174S,  and  was  s,  by  his  son, 

▼I.  Sir  Thovas  Stepney.  This  gentleman  married 
£leanor,  only  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Lloyd, 
esq.  of  Danyralt,  in  the  county  of  Carmarthen,  and  by 
that  lady  (who  d,  in  June,  1795,)  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  successor  to  his  brother. 

Margaretta- Eleanor,  d.  nnm. 

Elizabeth-Bridgetta,  b.  in  1749,  m.  Joseph  Gulston, 
esq.  of  Ealing  Grove*  Middlesex,  and  d,  in  1779, 
leaTing  an  only  daughter. 

Justina-Maria,  m.  first,  to  Francis  Head,  esq.  of 
St.  Andrew's  Hall,  Norfolk ;  and  secondly,  to 
Colonel  Cowel,  of  the  Coldstream  Guards.  By 
her  first  husband  she  had  a  daughter,  the  wi- 
dow of  the  Her.  George  Herbert,  and  by  her 
second,  two  sons. 

Sir  Thomas  d.  7th  October,  1772,  and  was  s.  by  his 
elder  son. 

Til.  Sir  John  Stepney,  M.P.  for  the  borough  of 
Monmouth,  enroy-extraordinary  in  1775  at  the  court 
of  Dresden,  and  at  Berlin  in  1782.  Sir  John  died  at 
Vienna  in  October,  ISM,  unmarried,  and  was  jr.  by  his 
brother, 

VIII.  Sir  Thomas  Sthpney,  who  married  8th  June, 
1813,  Cathi'.riiio,  relirt  of  KusiHell  Manncn,  esiq.  and 
(laughter  of  tho  Kev.Dr.  l*olliK*k,  of  Grittloton,  Wilts, 
but  d.  s.  p.  \'2th  Septcniher,  IMS,  whi>iithe  IlARONKTrr 
became  extinct.  His  widow.  Lady  Stopney,  survives, 
and  is  the  authoress  of  Hovural  works  of  fiction. 

Arm.$—i.lu.  a  fcss  cheeky  or  and  az.  between  three 
owls  arg. 


STONHOUSE,  OF  AM15ER1)KN  HALL. 


Cre\ted 
11th  June,  1011. 


t^^^tl 


ExTINtT 

l3th  April,  10116. 


iitniragr. 
».M  .^loMioi'SF,  esq.  of  Anibenlen  Hall,  ICstJex, 
Mill  oi  t^ir  Juiiics  iStonhoiiiie,  by  Anne,  hiit  wife,  dauRh- 
f»?r  of  Sir  Humphrey  Weld,  and  gnindMHi  of  (ieorge 
Stonhoutfe,  esq.  of  Radley,  B(;rk»,  was  created  a  Ba- 
ronet ill  10-11.     His  .son  and  8ucces.sor, 


YUa^  STO 

n.dSiBJtMgs  Stosihoum.  of  Aaberdn 
ried  MiwIBTeWct,  of  Holcombe.  in  Pf  ^w» 
by  his  eUer  •on,  jC     i  jf.  ^-    ^'-  "^^ 

III.  Sib  Blewit  SroxHODftB,  wbo  iicd 
and  was  $.  by  his  Inrotber, 

IT.  Sir  Gkoboi  SroirHonsB*  of  Aaibetds 
m.  Miss  Hamilumf  and  lelt  a  son  and  sua 

T.  Sir  John  Stohhocsi,  who  as.  Eliial 
ter  of  George  Cole,  esq.  of  Backish,  in  Dt 
Enstone,  in  Oxfordshire,  and  had  is— f, 

GiORGK,  his  heir. 

Euxabcth,  m.  to  Thomas  Jermise,  c 
riard,  Hants,  and  conreyed  to  hia 
of  Amberden  HaU,  which  was  said 
Sclater  Bacon,  esq. 

Sir  John  was  x.  by  hu  son, 

VI.  Sir  Gkorgi  Sto^ihui-sb,  of  Ambeidi 
whose  decease  in  minoritya  13th  Aprilt  M 
RON  ETC  Y  became  KXTt>cT. 

ArmJt— Arg.  on  a  fess  aa.  between  tfane 
lant,  az.  a  leopazd's  face  between  two  audi 


STOUGHTON,  OF  STOUOffl 


Created 
29th  Jan.  lGOO-1. 


•4:       *       »* 


Irinrasr. 


El 
ia  Ja 


This  family  derived  its  name  from  Srocni 
in  Surrey,  and  "  Ttx,"  the  Saxon  wotdhr 
sure."  In  the  time  of  SrtPHCX,  Codviadi 
r*  hided  at  Stoctun,  and  in  the  3rd  of  £&*' 
Hlnry  i>k  Stoctl'n  had  royal  licence  toatf* 
10<>  acres  of  land.  In  the  early  part  of  ttel 
tury,  the  family  became  divided  into  tws  h 
llic  younger  seating  itMlf  at  St.  John'Si  Wii 
large  and  ancient  mansion,  originally  the  k« 
St.  John  the  Bapti^t,  remained  then;  bt** 
years,  maintaining  a  leading  position  in  At ' 
until  the  male  line  expired  with  Ceorp*" 
esq.  of  St.  John's,  who  lelt  an  elder  dM|M 
hcirew,  Eugenia,  who  m.  James  MosuXtti^^' 
in  Northamptonshire,  and  of  Much  Marrlc.ii 
fordshire,  and  thus  the  representatioa  «f  Ac  1 
touM  of  St.  John's  has  merged  in  the  %t»^ 
elder  branch  continued  at  Stoughton,  ia  Mffl 
its  rhi«'f  at  tlie  middle  of  tlie  17th  centmyt 

I.  Nicholas  Stolghton,  esq.  of  Stoaiita** 
Anthony  Stoughton,  and  grandson  of  Sir  u 
Stoughton,  knt.  was  created  a  BABOSlTttA'* 
IfiOO-l.  He  w.  in  1002,  Eliaabctb,  4"(^ 
Henry  Ma»»ingberd,  bart.  of  Braytoft.in  li^ 
and  dying  30ilj  June,  lOMJ,  left  (withsetenl*" 
of  whom  Frances,  m.  Charles  Veneris,  e*^.  •■ 
rietta  became  the  wife  of  Philip  Neve,seiirt»*' 
a  son  and  successor, 

II.  Sir  L^wkknce  Stocchtok, of  SwbsWj 
wi.  Mary,*  daughter  of  John  Bumaky.  «rf  ' 
brewer,  but  died  without  issue,  ia  Jass*n 
when  the  Baroxetcy  berame  fcXTixrr.   AtS 


She  III.  sccomlly,  W.ilkinfou  P.ivk-i,  esq.;  and  Ibiidly,  Tliuuia.'«  Tumour,  cq.  barrbUr  ai-h*. 


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iklBD  Oardnu."    la  tbc  ehunli  of  Stoke,  >t 
(  md  nl  tho  iHKh  tit}*,  u  th>  StoughlOD  cbapcl. 

maisA  taA  iBtertaEiTic  dcacriptdoiu. 
TRADLINO,  OF  ST.  DONATS'. 


ftincagt. 

irnl  uil  kniglillir  funil;  («)■  CoU 
viu  Ihe  vutem  prople  mtlcJ  liitttr 
•gi,  who  ilwill  nru  tko  Kaltk  Stt.' 


|0W*TV.  Kor  hifl  nhan  of  Ibc  ipoil,  KrivrlinE 
■  mmoet  iBri  cullr  nf  Si.  lloimti.  wlikli  iftfr 
BBtinHdtherbwfmlDf  hindcMciiiluli.  Hi< 
Ihrir, 

ron«  e«riiUhu.  ■>.  MBIildi.daiightrr  ami  bcir 
B«k<n  Corbel,  knt.  and  wai  falbcr  of 
MHaii  EiTHMSi;.  who  m.  rirtly,  duugbUr 
tir  of  first  dr  Say,  aud  wan  j.  by  hi>  auu  (tbe 
ks  aUiniMed  Ihc  naatel, 

narrird  llowin', 


|."  Hc>a.Gweii1iui,ii(«EruidlislrofSirCh>rin. 
■i  daughter  nf  Sir  Haier  BerkToUi,!  and  thenby 
quind  the  lordihip  of  Kaet  Orchard,  in  lh«  cmuily 
Clumoiiaii.    HeifUllMat  IV.inlitaii.bThlit 


III  WiLI 


Holj  Sepulchre.  He  m.  lubel.  daugbler  >i>d  bcir  of  J  i„  J)#li 
Sir  John  Si.  Uarbe,  knt.  >nd  wu  I.  by  hii  ion.  H  0.  / 
SirEkw  .tu  Sr..i>Li»u.«ho  .«»np.nied  hb  father  •'"-^-'^ 
to  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  and  wu  alu  made,  with  him,  t  , 
knight  of  that  order,  about  the  besianing  af  the  tti^  id-n^ 
'^ijvHinii  VI.  He  ■.  Jane,  dangbler  of  Henry  -,  ,  e 
-  -                      rard.  made  f  "**  A'— 


Cardinal  o( 
Lord  C 


i(  John  of  Gau 


St.  Dooatii  in  bii  teat  in  Somer 
highly—) 


AU,J^ 


wu  compelled  to  kU  for  ita  llquidaKiDa  hutwomauora     ^      ^        ^ 

~   " I 

7vrt  = 

; 


ed  the  Huly  Sepulchre  and  other  rcTend  antiqai- 

nigbthood  of  the  Sepulchre;  hut  In  returmng, 
in  the  lite  of  Cypma,  bein^  under  twenty-alx 
I  of  age,  and  wu  buried  in  tbo  city  of  Fuuaguata, 


"  Httc  lyith  TbDiaai  »lraiUing,  Em.  wn  Id  Rlr 
H.rry  Slradllng,  Knt.  and  Eliubelh,  bia  wife  (Ibe 
danghlvr  uf  WUlian  Thvraai,  of  Railinl,  ia  Uw 
cruuiyit  »<>ann>uih;;,i>lu>dy'd  at  Cirdife,  in  itb 
MoaaueirufPreuhiag-Pnen.lbr  IHhday  v«  Se|>. 
IvmbcT.  In  the  year  uCnar  LunI  l-UWi  tihsKBsoea, 
alter  Ihe  DImJiiiIub  of  Ihe  aahl  VunaHoi) ,  Sir  Tkii- 
■iwi  HtnrtllnE,  Kal.  bii  linad-»un,  canM  u>  he  laken 
np  ani  earn 'a  Id  Ki.  Unnau,  and  bny'd  by  hi>  Son 
the  «h  nf  Alu',  IU7 ;  apil  arirrHanla  Sir  Bdwald 
HlruUlig,  Km.  Ihr  1th  of  ihji  Name,  Uawlateil  the 
uid  Bxai'tiMl  or  Ihe  C'Laml  Inlu  llw  Chapel  an- 
BrxM  lo  Ihe  aaM  Chvnl,  In  Ihe  ynr  u(  oar  Unl 
ISIS;  after  wbiiie  Death,  hit  WUC  wai  narry'd  Is 
Kit  Her.  an  Thunaa.  Katthl  of  Ibr  tiaiter,  anddyU 
at  l>inoa,  in  the  Veaaly  of  FeMbmke.  the  nh  day 


^  it- 


»»»  n,..,  ,.,.„.  an^wno  raarr™  ..Dwia.  ,  .            V,i^,n,  In  Ihe  ).ar  .rf  uar  l<«l  IM9.  aWl  wa. 

■  *■  oU  Ponau  CaatiP,  daiigliler  uf  Sir  llu^li  hertM  at  Carmatthrii  in  Il»e  Ciwrch  uf  ihe  Uoaaa- 

M.  nod  their  gre*t'«ieal-gnnd»>n,             4,  ,„,  ,rf  Piriibiatl'ijtn,  oith  ibe  aaid  Su  Heit  ip 

Pnn  )lTB>ui.is<;,  km.  baiias  nidrrii'd  ITibBii.  '      Tbunus  hei  heibaad." 


Edviiu  Mraii. 


nty  of  Snmenwt,  wtlli  Conipt 
:.    Ilewui.  hyhiaaon, 
Liiu,  km.  of  St.  l>on.u,  w 
ghtrr  of  Sir  Cilbert  Kuwlliii 
I,  SlTtHigliow,  and  beir  nf  b 


il  bad  LXt  fllhxFjn...  lot   I 


I.  THuil»,auci'*ianrtn  hi>  Kmndfallwr. 
1.  Hobrrl,  nlHiia.  Keaia,  JaiightrT  s(  WalUn 
l.iufhor,  n.\.  uf  T>l>ieg«i>ne,  in  lOanor. 


r  aafcrn  Fiiti  IUn«  iiilnl  biuvli  ih 
PUIihnnun.  hy  Ihr  fiiaee  of  li,'l.  I'lin 
.  R«lr  a(  Cuibailr,  HiiiHi  ul  TlKti^a)  . 
■ft  or  t;l.Mri->iF(.  Brt4>i«,TeiiL>har> 


Irod  H*n-n  l)eit.iu.,  •Itth  K..1I  ni  <'»hailr,  in  N'-i- 

"'t*ijl'hi<''Hm. oJ-M  il»'<».bel'|W  i:,l)a"r'fatbei- 
<illr,hinlnl<-<>lkl'oit>.  nL.    /.  iu^r- 
%  Awl  'ilrr  ,4  Ihr  1>hol.  Uucai  "lo  Wllllan  llrthtjl, 
arOK  ID  Kfiiue."    He  Hu  •»■  ol      bM  Kjil al  Pinbtukr, 


Mq.  or  LUntwitt  Hiior,  dcKcnded 
rnn  Sir  Piyn  d«  TurbcnUle.  knl.  of 
CoLly   Cutle,  one  of  Fitih™n«di, 


Mini  then  deaominMad  of  A*  asMi  rf  li 
ttic  ant  yur,  IwTtiiB  ijil«rilrl  Ac  im>«b  > 
iRintioa  of  the  ruaily,  be  Hldtd  M  St.  Da 
,tu  muted  >  Baboskt  11m  UM'MII. - 


Ihe  McbollM  or  the  Hua.now 
npRKDledby  IlttdN  icholl, 
esq.  of  the  NicboUi  of  Dim- 
luidi.  or  tm  Nieholb  of  "  - 

III.  EdvaH,  m.  to  thE dingliter  udhciT  a 

iMrl  U>R]on,of  LlamviR  Mijor. 
IV.  JuhD,  in  holi  DRlen. 

II.  Callicrinf,  M.  to  Sir  Tbginu  Palmer, 

Sojin. 

lEHHT,  vtio  m.  the  dtuefater  und  helrorThoD] 

Jubti,  e«q.  A  learned  lawyer,  and  hul  a  Mn, 

Fnkxcw,  who  iwlded  U  Si.  GMrge'ii  a' 


l^UmoTviui,  "ud  briof  inv^rvd  iM  M» 
md  the  KiTlce  of  hi*  ciniinr>.  «■  ItkB  < 
liU  the  Ibuft  part  of  K(mc  J  aan  L  ■>  ^ii 
I«bliihed  fieatt  faryM,  fnmnt  imima.i 
Petmi.  in  HTsn  Mianl  dmw.  «!!■■ 
CHiiLit  1."  He  IK.  ElUabMh,  dn^wa 
,a  of  Sir  Ed>BTd  GMft.ot  Fute.a^hid 


Rliee  under  the  Dnkaaf  B 

Harry  (Hit),  knighted  by  XW  CUK 

liauenl.  in  tfar  time  sf  lb*  riltlliM. 
the  kinsa  ehipa  intn  ibfir  yaver,! 
hii  pHt.  Being  in  Poahnka  Ci^ 
vai  lorrendcTcd  by   Puyrraai  Ln 


>c  died  bcfei*  the  i* 


Sir  lolin  died  Mh  Srptetnbei,  lUT,  ■ 


WwkH  rur  IW  piihlick  BiH)d,tliatnn  Van.  In 
went  boj'oiid  liin,  for  hia  aiiiBular  kniM ' 
aitd  AntiiLttilipa,  fur 


rinlce  i 


i-h  Lang  .. 
I':ni'imr:i([fnvnl  iif  Leamlnc.  and  Iramnl  Hen.  and 
fur  hi*  invat  Kxprncr  and  ind^'fatlgiible  lodueiri;.  In 
mlleniim  iue<>iber  arirtal  Anrirnl  .ManuH-T<|il<  IS 
LrsriilBS  lad  AnUi|nity !  all  vhich.iL'ilb  other  llniki , 

Credit  aud  Itnmirn  of  Ihr  Family.     He 


VvWi  c; 


Kim 


Mol^aniTi:,  with  olbee  pierepi  and  having  uarry'i 
Aj;n>4,  iliioehUT  to  Sir  Kdward  <:agp.  ol  Pirle.  ii 
ifuw  X,  paid  hia  lahl  dvlil  Iii  Naliirr,  lllh  .May.  IMI 

hury'd  in  a  l-liniad  ho  Lhrnalf  luul  hnill  Idi'dlmtrd  In 

IK.naf."     Kir  tiiilMnrJ  <hrii».'d  hii  Mate  li 

1.  SiaJuiixSiHini.iMi.wbowiunlnrsIrdatnxr.ml, 

hikI  i...,k  :i .!.  .r..,.  Ill  „n-.  II.  a  u.eiuber  .If  Vagt 
11*11  in  Uia.-li.il>.:  il,..n  ;i.'.n<intnl  a  Mir.ich-ru 
1..ra,'..r4>i.'.,  ill  T..^.iiiine  aud   l>rF|:iMii.-v  ur  fi 


TliuBIW.Sir.. 

ndonr 

..( (>.i  (.>r  >-■ 

niRhfnl  hy 

Al> 

,.l>    li.    41-1    "14* 

aKh. 

lari. 

la 

.-,  ».  t.l  Tl 

mil 

.  < 

..r^. .  fN.  «(  >- 

nxUv.  ».  I 

Hr 

llm.e^.rfFa* 

).u 

h™..e.,.-U. 

.\li 

"■'! 

rjili'lli.  M. 

'™ 

«d 

,.10  LrT»Tbm 

by 

elden  >vn. 

kKuil.ii 

IM..    Ilu.r«<l' 

uir 

brought  a  vmap  or  linT>«  <«  r'.r  ai^n 
at  S'O'biiry.  and  .ll.r  lb.'  I.W  > : 
i|\r.wd,  »ber»  lir  died  nr  a  .un-ii^ 
Ihchiie.  .la'iflitrr  of  Sir  ll.vn  Ft 


STR 


ST  IT 


md  by  her  (who  m,  secondly.  Bushy  Manuel, 
ritton  Ferry,)  hyd  »  «on  end  two  dao^tert, 

^D  (Sir),  hie  heir,  who  wee  knighted  by 

tBUCt  II. 

Tine, ».  to  Sir  William  Waller,  knt. 

M.  to  Georfe  Bowen,  eiq.  of  Kettlehill,  in 

ooonty  of  Glamorgan. 

.by  hie  eon, 

BowASD  Stbadumo,  who  married  Elisabeth, 

of  Anthony  Hongerford,  esq.  of  Parley  Cae- 

t  oonntyof  8omeraet,andhad  sonriTing  ieene 


LED,  hie 
M,  died  at 

Hh  September,  lOBS,  and  wae  succeeded  by 

XowASD  Stbadumo,  who  was  in  possession 
■ats,  the  ancient  inheritance  of  the  family, 
BHywn  and  lordships  of  SuUy  Berkrolls  and 
•rd,  two  odier  donations  of  Robert  Pits- 
9  Sir  Reynaid  de  Solly  and  Sir  Lawrence 
,  two  of  tiie  twelve  knighu  which  had  ac- 
1  him  into  England.  Sir  Edward  married 
,  daaghter  of  Sir  Edward  Mansel,  hart,  of 
a&d  sister  of  Lord  Mansel,  and  had  issue, 

«d»  b.  Mth  March,  1(100,  d.  s.  p. 

AS,  6.  Mth  July,  1710,  heir  to  his  father. 

nl  d.  Ath  April,  1735.  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
Tbomas  SraADLiNO.  who  d.  unmarried  st 
er  S7th  April,  1738,  aged  twenty-eight,  when 

MBTCT  SXPIRBD. 

ate  of  St.  Donate  Castle  was  bequeathed  to 
ea  of  Shardeloes,  and  is  now  possessed  by 
rTBWBirr  DsAKK.  esq.  Merthymawr  and 
li  passed  to  Hugh  Bowen.  esq.  and  Penlline, 
,  and  Cwm  Hawey  to  Bussey  Mansel,  esq. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
b  or. 


T,  OF  LITTLK  WARLEY  HALL. 


ran 
.IML 


«)3k>     1^ 


Extinct 
in  IfVtH. 


ftincagr. 

a  charter  of  freedom  was  obtained  by 
Hie  Confederary, 

to  Sram  vt  HiNKRiJiBD.of  t'nder  Walden. 
he  Swiss  Anziliarirs,  receiyed  the  honour  of 
id,  bat  in  subsequent  dissension*  being  upon 
iitnnatp  side,  was  oblii^ed  tn  seek  an  s<iylnm 
tdf  where  it  appears  he  took  up  his  perma- 
c,  and  from  him  desccndfd 
OnasB  Srai  TT,  knt.*  of  Little  Warley  Hall, 


ranrr**  lUter,  Amy,  wcdi!e<I  Willisiii  Dawtrry, 

oorc   Hoone,  nbone  JiHot  repre«rntativrt  arf, 

RK,  esq.  <if  Wormctley,  and  John  T«TU>a- 

M.D. 

•dy  as.  tcromlly,  William  Ward,  e»q.  of  Little 

,  S(Mlliampt«mthirr. 


in  the  connty  of  Essex,  who  was  created  a  Bakokkt 
in  1841.  Sir  Denner  m.  first,  Dorottiy,  daughter  of 
Pranois  Stasmore,  esq.  M.P. ;  secondly,  Elisabeth, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Wodehouse,  of  Kimberiey,  in 
the  county  of  Norfolk ;  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  and 
heir  of  Thomas  Chapman,  esq.  of  London ;  and 
fourthly,  Elizabeth  Cuss.t  By  his  second  wife,  he  left 
two  daughters,  hia  co-heirs, 

BuiNCH,  ei.  to  Thomas  Bennet,  esq.  of  WOtahire, 
a  relation  of  Lord  Ossulston,  and  had  by  her, 
Denner,  Thomas,  Andrew,  and  John. 

Anni,  m.  to  William  Samwell,  esq.  of  Watton, 
Norfolk. 

During  the  dril  war,  he  adhered  with  derotion  to  the 
royal  cause,  and  was  dain  at  Colcheter,  prior  to  the 
surrender  of  that  town  to  the  parliamentary  forces, 
37th  August,  1648.  t  At  Sir  Denner's  decease,  his 
estate  at  Warley  fell  into  the  possession  of  Oen.  Des- 
borongh,  and  the  Baronitcy  became  ixtinct,  while 
the  representation  of  the  family  derolred  upon  his  bro- 
ther. 

The  Rev.  Mr.  Strutt.  the  clergyman  of  Paulk- 
tEoume,  in  Essex,  ancestor  of  the  preeent  Col. 
JosKPU  HoLDiN  Strl'TT.  of  Terling Place,  Essex, 
who  sat  for  more  than  forty  years  in  successire 
parliamenu.  He  m.  Lady  Charlotte  Mary  Ger- 
trude Pitxgerald,  Baroness  Rayleigh,  daughter 
of  James.  Duke  of  Leinster.  and  has,  with  two 
daughters,  one  son,  John  James,  present  I/>itD 
Ratleioh. 

i4niu— Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  between  three  crosses  cross 
let  fitchee  or. 


STUKELEY,  OF  HINTON. 


Creatid 
0th  June,  I(i27. 


ExTiNtrr 
in  1710. 


fttnragr. 

High  STiwxuir  or  Sturrlay,  of  Marsh, in  Somer- 
setshire (son  of  Peter  Stukeley,  of  Marsh,  and  grand- 
sou  of  George  Stewkley,  of  Marsh,  by  Joan,  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Sir  James  LuttTell,knt.  of  Dunster),  mar- 
ried Klixabeth,  daughter  of  Richard  Chamberlayne, 
esq.  alderman  of  London,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir. 

(ieorge-Luttrell,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  Humphrey  Drewell.  knt.  and  d.  s.  p. 

Joan.  «.  to  George  Luttrell,  esq.  of  Dunster.  in 
Somersetshire,  high  sheriff  of  that  rounty  in 
151)3,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  Luttr*-lls  of  Dun- 
nU-r  Csstle,  now  represented  by  John  Puwnu- 
Li'TTRRUm  raq. 

Susan,  SI.  to  Sir  Henry  Drewry,  knt.  of  Hewgley, 
Bucks. 


:  There  atill  reniaint  in  ibr  rbarch  of  Little  Warley, 
oue  of  the  rii»»t  brautifol  moaamentii  in  tbc  coeatv  uf 
E««ez,  errctetl  to  tbc  meiuory  of  Sir  Denner  Stmtt,  knt. 
aod  bart. 


'ill 


STY 


STY 


Vnul:*,  m.  to  Henry  St.  John,  eaq.  of  Farley. 
Margaret,  tf.  anm. 

Thf  elder  son  and  beir, 

SiB  Th'JMis  Stckelet,  bit.  of  Manh,  in  Somenet- 
•hire,  and  Hiaton.  Hants,  liring  in  1623.  m.  Elizabeth, 
dm^hter  and  co-heir  of  John  Goodwin,  esq.  of  Orer 
Wichingdon,  Bucks,  son  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Good- 
win, and  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  raoceasor, 

I.  HrcH  STL'KELiT.esq.  of  Hint3n,who  was  created 
a  Babunet  0th  Jane,  1(127.  He  m.  Sarah,  dangfater 
and  ro-heir  of  Ambrose  Daantsey,  eaq.  of  LaTington, 
^\'ilts,  and  dyinf;  about  1612,  was  «■  by  hb  son, 

II.  Sir  Hugh  Stukkley,  of  Hinton.  who  m.  fint, 
Catherine,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Trott,  hart.  (»f 
LaTerstoke,  Hantit ;  and  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  of 
John  Young,  esti-  ;  but  dying  without  male  issue  in 
1719,  the  tide  bccamo  exti.nct. 

Arms — Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  fess  gn.  within  a  bor- 
dure  aa. 


wi  \. 


STYCH,  OF  NEWBURY. 


Elinbeth,  daaKfater  and  knr  «f  ThM«  G 

of  Linoolnahire,  and  dyi^s  ia  MM.  wis  ■ 

his  son, 
I        SiB    Fbsxcis   StTDOIpF, 
I  Mary   daughter  of  Sir  Ja 

Exchequer,  and  left  iasoe, 

RiCBABO,  hia  heir. 

Jane,  as.  first,  to  Henry  Yatt*.  ■§!.: 

Sir  Henry  Onslow ;  aad  tkMly,  i 

herst,  esq. 

Sir  Francis  died  VUh  Maich,  MS3. 
and  was  t.  by  his  aon. 

I.  RicuABD   Sttdout,  e«|.  of  N 
created  a  Babokkt  4th  December,  IMt. 
Ktizabeth,daa{:hter  of  Sir  (•enrse  J 
her  ^who  wedded,  SKomlly,  Lfvrd  B 
17U3.>  he  had  two  daogfaters,  his 

pBAXfES,  M.  to  Jacob,  Loid  Asdry.  ■ 

16EV1. 
MiBGABcr,  fli.  to  Thoaas  Tryos,  m{ 

before  1705.  left  two  sob», 

jA«B»TBYux,of  B  all  wick,  !(«4b 
father  of  two  aona,  Chailet  ad  J 
elder, 

Chables  Tbtom.  cif .  if  Brfh 
Hon, 

C'llABLU  TaTOB,  Bi^sf  S 

.Vary,   daaghicr  if  Bsl 
Ferrers,  and  had  ia«, 
Chablks. 

,  O.D.  d.imVTL 

Robert. 

William,  U*mtmmt^ 
New  Vorl,  tf.  ia  CWb 
fttnrOgr.  Mary. 

Samuel  Tryon,  whose  son, 

Julin  Tr>on.  of  Cilie^  WeiCM. 

Bnrtou.  nud  had  *  JiBfktrr. 
r.liiilftU.  «•>>   ■-!    R-i-^ari 

f.'M.  r.'.i-v-..    i:.  I  i\ij,z  .ib-u:  li-^j.  \r.is  •.  by  hi.-*  Lm    '  Mnu-^.  . -.,   ••:  T  S.Ja 

il'-r.  ■  <ir  Ki.l.   r  1  .".    1  l.-rii  1".    -:.-..:■ :    :   %l  : 

i:.  S::i  K     =  k".     Sm    ,-.  .f  N-^wI:  ir>.  V  whoso  do-       i.  .sri.  \  l;.- .iru.    im.Nv-. 

>.a»^:    l;:.:    M  i>  .    17'Z.'. .  '.lii:  V.ll*.   t'.>.MTIiC   L\l:>v  1.  j 

.1 '"'.f*- Afp:.  ■•I.  I  •"ia-.  t  ?  1.  f*  ■■  »   !»!>  a*. 
,4r.,:.  — S.i.  r:.r  ■    .;  irl-a  >  r,  v*  •  .»!iil  ouo. 


I'REtTCD 

^th  U«-t.  Itif>7. 


Extinct 
nth  M^y.lTU. 


I.  Wiriiw  Stti'h,  esq.  of  Newbnry,  in  bMc^., 

•;T>'.i:-  .!  .1  lURoNrr  iu  Iti»7,witli  remuinder,  iu  default 

i'  ni  lit-  i"*;!-:.  f  •  his  bn^iher.     He  married  Manran  t, 

^l. ill 'lit.  r  .  :  Sir  Tti-.nia*  L-^nrut'Tille.  hart,  of  Wohtr- 


«ir. 


MVlK)Lr.  OK  NORIUHV. 


5 


•.*;tij  iKc.  lOfio. 


r>\Ti^rT 

iu  it>:r>  7. 


ilinragr. 

JoiiN  Smiu>ik.  Ix^rii  ill  I'lJI.  «im  ;in«l  hoir  app.irt'nt 
•  •I  Ih  "Ki  i-*  St\di>li".  b>  J". in  lUwtrvy.  hi:*  w  ifo.  and 
i(i.>  .'»■•. -.-in!  tilt  til'  :iu  .u:v-ii-iiC  t'.iniilv  «oatrJ  ;it  Sti' 
diili'i-''*  i'i  III*,  in  Koiit.bru>n<  the  time  ol  Ki'M  \ai<  III. 
Ill  irrii'il  tH  !•  f .  Li\  hi«  i'ir«t  u  iiV,  Ann.  il  iu;*liTi  r  and 
hi'ir  ul' Jiiliti  I{.iwlf\,  •  9-1.  Uv  li  1.1  iwii  <*iin«.  I'iiov%%, 
lii<i  h''ir.  aiiii  U  ii.i.u^!,  •  I'  ili-tllcy.  The  I.ittfr  M-na 
f"i|nir<'  of  tli«>  (mmIs  tit  I'iiikmn  I.  auil  h.id  a  !«i*ii, 
Si/i«niunil.     Th«'  f'irui«r. 

riHiV%'«  M  )  :i«*i.f ,  iif  Niiiliiirv.  Ill  S:rr**y,  mamrJ 


ST\LK,  OF  LVNC.LEV,  IN 
BUCKINGHAM. 


C'Rr.%Ttii 
20tii  May.  IGtT. 


'Jk.A  * 

,  #  ^^. 

fttnragr. 


Sir  Hi  vriiRi.T  Sti  if.  knt.  i4  LaB|Elrv. 
nhthrf  3*1  H&MiT  \lll.  st^n  i»t  J'>ha  Srrk, 
l!iii»ht'«l  dipIrtinJiti^t,  by  Klis«heth,  K»  vJr. 
■AJiA  ro-hvir  nf  Sir  (:u\  \\  uUtazi.  ol  L/aisa. 
Urid^rvt,  d.tughttrr  M  Sir  Thimias  Bclirvy. 
had  three  sou*, 

LumM',  hi!t  heir. 

Oliver.   »h<'ri(r  of   I.  >nil>*n   Irmp    Jisn 

Hi 


SUD 


SWA 


the  mtaor  of  Wataringbary,  in  Kent, 
MMtor  o#  the  jHretent 
Sim  Thoiias-Cbablis  Bttli,  bmrt.  of  Water- 
iagkuT.    (See  Bvbkb's  Peemge  a$%d  Ba- 
rwmttuft.) 
Wkkolae  (Sir),  knt.  eldenDen  of  London.     He  m. 
G«rCrade,dBnchterof  Edward  Bright,of  London, 
•mi,  iyiag  16th  Norember.  1013,  left  iuae, 
HoBfluej,  of  Weeterfaam. 
Mmry,  m.  to  Simon   Lawrence,  of  London, 


.  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
^^HMBt,  eaq.  and  had  by  her  (who  m,  aecondly, 
MBfkBT  Mead,  esq.)  one  dangfater,  Mary.  He  d, 
kpril*  ua,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 
■VMS  Sttlb,  esq.  of  Langley,  b.  S7tb  March,  1538, 
■•  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Bemey,  esq.  of  Reed- 
fa  NoiMk,  and  had  two  sons, 
rilxiAB,  his  heir. 

who  M.  Catharine,  daughter  of  John 
,  «eq.  of  Halden,  and  had  a  son,  John,  and 
r,  Mary. 


LMJAU  Sttlb,  esq.  of  Langley,  m.  first,  Anne, 
liBr  BCJoha  Evenfield,  esq.  of  Den,  in  Sussex, 
■4  hy  her  a  son  and  a  danghter, 
iVMPHBBT,  his  heir. 

BBB.  wu  Sir  Nicholas  Miller,  knt.  of  Oxenheatb. 
•  Bnaadly,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Clarke. 
mm  0t  die  barons  of  the  Exchequer,  by  whom  he 
vMi  three  daughters,  Mary,  Elisabeth,  and  Mar- 
I  9i^Kt  SOBS,  namely, 

WiLUAii,  barristerat-law,  who  inherited  Lang- 
Wy  upon  the  demise  of  his  half-brother,  Sir 
Humphrey.    He  wedded  Elisabeth,  daughter 
•Bd  heir  of  William,  son  of  John  Dnleing,  enq. 
■Idennan  of  Rochester,  and  d.  in  December, 
MM,  aged  eighty,  baring  had  isane. 
WiLUAMu  d.  s.  p.  in  his  father's  lifetime. 
HvBPBBBr,  of  Langley,  whose  only  daugh- 
ter and  heir,  Elizabeth,  m,  first,  to  Sir 
John  Elwill,  hart,  of  Exeter ;  and  second- 
ly, to  Henry  Bartlett. 
Mary.       Kstbcr. 


Michael. 


LL.D. 


IS  HcBPHBBT  Ktti.b,  knt.  of  Langley,  gentleman 
I  F^^vy  chamber  to  Jamcs  I.  and  cupbearer  to 
LBS  I.  was  crested  a  BAaoNrr  troth  May,  10*27. 
■nrlai  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  heir  of  Robert 
aOf  esq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  and  widow  of  Sir 
t  BosriO,  knt.  of  Eynaford,  but  had  no  issue, 
•i  lich  November,  1050,  wben  the  BASoNncr 

m  BITIBGT. 

Bf  Sa.  a  fesse  or,  fretu-d  of  the  ftrld,  betwren 
■BBffadelys  gold,  with  a  border  of  the  second. 


SUDBt'KV,  OF  KLDON. 
W  SMh  Jaae,  1003.-  Extim  t  27th  March,  1091. 

ftittfagr. 

MiV  SoBBi'BY,  esq.  of  Eldon.  in  Durham,  who 
'mami  a  Babombt  t3th  June.  IdM.  «.  Bridget, 
IBT  of  Sir  Thomas  Exton.  knt.  LL.D.  battf. 
It  «MlB  isnw,  Vth  March.  1001.  when  the  title 

I  ■ZTIBCr. 

31 


SUTTON,  OF  MOULSEY. 

CaeATKD  3th  March.  1800.— Extinct  0th  Nor.  1S13. 

Htneagr. 

Thomas  Suttok,  esq.  of  Moulsey,  in  Surrey,  who  d. 
in  1780,  m.  Jane,  danghter  of  Sir  Thomas  Hankey,knt* 
alderman  of  London,  by  Sarah,  his  wife,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  the  celebrated  Sir  John  Barnard,  M.P.  and  had 
issue, 

John  (Sir),  K.C.B.  admiral  R.N.  m.  in  1707,  his 
cousin,  the  Hon.  Frances  Hotham,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  Beaumont,  second  Lord  Hotham.  by  Su- 
sannah, his  wife,  daughter  of  Sir  ThooMS  Han- 
key,  and  d,  8th  August,  1893. 
Thomas  (Sir),  of  whom  presently. 
The  second  son, 

1.  Thomas  Sutton,  esq.  of  MoulMy,  in  Surrey,  was 
created  a  Baronbt  3th  March,  1800.  He  n.  Lucy, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Ashton  Smith,  esq.  and  had  two 
daughters, 

Lucy.  m.  to  Colonel  Sir  (reorge  Berkeley. 
Cabolinb-MabySbuna,  «.  to  an  Italian  noble- 


Sir  Thomas  died  0th  NoTember,  1813.  wben  the  title 
became  bxtinct. 


SWALE,  OF  SWALE. 


Cbbatkd 
31st  June,  1000. 


Extinct 


Irinragr. 

"  This  family  (says  Lk  Nbvk)  derive  their  descent 
from  Ali'BII),  son  of  John  Swale;  which  John  mar- 
ried Alice,  the  sister  of  Walter,  son  of  Cilbert  de 
(Jaunt,  a  noble  baron,  and  had  the  manor  of  West 
Greuton,  in  Swaledale,  given  to  Alured,  his  nephew  ; 
Sir  Solomon  Swale  affirming,  in  lOOS,  that  he  had  the 
original  deed  in  Yorkshire,  at  his  house  of  Sooth 
Suinley.  This  John  Swale  is  witness  to  several  deeds 
of  Walter  de  Gaunt  to  the  priory  of  Bridlington,  and 
concerning  Alured,  this  note  out  of  the  Pipe  rolls, 
which  b  under  Sir  William  Dugdale's  hand;  Ex 
magno  rotulo  pipe  de  anno  tertio  regis  Hbnbici  se- 
cundi  annn  5rilt.  ab  incamatione  Domini  1137.  Eve- 
ricsire  Bertramus  de  Bulm<r,  reddit  compotum  de 
firma  comitatus,  dec.  nova  placita  et  novr  conven- 
tiones  Aluirdus  de  Sualedale  et  homines  sni  reddnnt 
compotum  de  8o  libris." 

The  descendant  of  Alured, 

WiLUAM  SwALB,  M.  Isabol,  daughter  and  heir  of 
John  Mundy,  and  was  father  of  another 

William  Swali.  who  m.  Joan,  daughter  and  •»• 
heir  of  Jelfery  Applegarth,  of  Kiliom.  His  son  and 
heir, 

Gbobcb  Swalb,  n.  Joan,  daughter  of  John  Varasor. 
esq.  of  Weston,  and  from  this  flsarriage,  alter  tkreo 
generations,  sprang 

John  Swalb,  eeq.  who  m.  Aane.  daoghter  of  John 
SUofsby.  eeq.  of  Scrlvea,  and  was  s.  by  his  sen. 

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Thj'M**  Sw%ie,  i»*q.  who  Mt  by  liU  wifr,  Cif»I\. 
?  ijshttr  <.{  John  Pulleyn,  es-i  of  Killing  HUl.  i  ••a 
.>ri<l  h^ir. 

>•:••>(••!«  SwALC,  e«q.  vho  n.  Dorothy.  dAczhter  of  ' 
CbrUtopher  Wyvil,  ««q.  of  Barton  Connabk.aiiid  had 
a  *on  dn<!  ^uccc^Mr, 

FmtKiii*   SwiLE.  t*n.   of  Soath   Suial«>.  in   the 
ccftinty  of  York,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  5ainp«')n  ; 
Ingleby.  e«q.  'a,  y-jan^iT  *on  of  Sir  N\  illLua  In^kby. 
knt.  of  IlipUy  .  :icd  had  i**\xe. 

i>*jij}ints^  hij  heir. 

Thmnast  d.  onm. 

John,  married  tvo  miTt*.  but  had  no  i*»ue.     He 

VAs  en;;aged  in  the  ferrioe  of  I'BtRix*  I. 
Charle*.  major  cf  foot,  in  the  kin^'*  itxricr  ar 

f»\ford  «-hen  the  city  forrcnderei  to  the  par- 

lijkni'nt.trian*.    He  retired  to  Prance,  and  died 

:n  thf  Mfnirv  ui  the  French  kin.;. 
Rvb«rrt,  i->ipt:tn  n  hone  un*»fr  Aim^  Chiele*  I. 

xni  A'inc  CHfcXLE.^  II.     He  mamed  and  had  a 

*on,  John.     He  if.  at  Malaga. 

Francis  Swi.Ie  had  vereral  daughter*  beside.    He  died 
'ifith  I»r\-<r-Sfr.  '.f.'r.i.  and  was  >.  by  his  el.iest  son. 

1.  S.u'v.%  S«(LZ.  c»4.  of  !(male  Hall  and  South 
Stall.'.- > .  -*::h  in  the  county  o:"  York,  who  was  created 
i  Bit. HIT  J'.?:  Jur.e.  Ir^Vi.  Sir  Solonirtn  represented 
\ldb».r.'i^i  -.n  ::-■:  parlun^nt  that  T.;ted  the  re«t."»r»- 
t::s  : :  KHk'. >!.•  1 1.  and  serre J  the  rtSce  of  shen5  f --r 
h:>  z.  .'..'•:  :.  -j.:v  :a  1^75.  He  be-  6r»t.  Mary,  dao^h- 
:t-r  ;:  K  S-rt  Potv\.  •'k-  of  p-»Tev#.  in  Norfolk:  ar.d 
seo.  =il>.  A:.!.-*.  :»*-jL:er  cf  i'har'.»-s  Taacred,  e*.;.  of 
U  hixlrv. :::  ^  .rk»L.re :  by  the  Utter  he  had  no  i*»ue  ; 

J.hr..        "\  iris  rrel-:v-^a#ed  their  father  unciar* 

H  i  %  * \ .  l.„i^  »  . Zki-s-»:t. 

KoNr.  V.li.  ^^rr.-i'i  U.Vl.  ii -rhter of  Tbonii* 

M.:.*:-:::.  ^i  L.  rii.a.  ai-d  Jtxt  two  sons,  Robert 
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FaiHccf  TsiiirrH'-at. 

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■I.  Manilla,  danfjbter  of  John  HiDary,  of 
•ItOB,  aad  had,  wMi  two  daof^ten,  Mar- 
wiCi  of  loluB  do  Rodyngton  and  ClnrUtiiia, 
Jyaon, 

MO,  wkooi  oon* 

lofh,  Uriag  temp.  RicBiao  II.  married 
Joan,  hair  of  William  PolleswoU  or  do 
PooleriUn*  of  tiiat  place,  in  SomerMtahire, 
and  had,  with  a  danghter,  Mary,  the  wife 
of  Rogar  Bolton,  of  Boltencombe,  a  son, 
RoauT,  aneaotor  of  the  Sydenhanu  of 
Combe,  aa  at  foot.* 
%,  d,  s,  p. 


a  Stobmbam,  waa  of  Sydenham  and  Kita- 
Sdwabd  III.  and  bad  two  aona,  John,  the 
Mm  had  no  male  iaene,  bat  left  an  only 
id  hdr,  whoconreyed  the  estate  of  Syden- 
i  Caves,  and  from  them  it  paased  to  the 
anoeaton  of  the  Earls  of  Egmont.    The 

B, 

na  KYoaNBAM ,  settled  himself  at  Combe- 

in   the  wcatam  part  of  Someraetshire. 

Mtituted  a  Jndfe  of  the  Common  Pleas  in 

»  II.    He  ai.  Joan,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 

ingrigc,  of  BnMnfield,r  and  had  iasue, 

,  his  heir, 
a  chorchmaa,  flnt  Archdeacon  of  Sarom 


and  Berks,  then  Dean  of  Samm,  and  cfentu 
ally,  0  HmaT  VI.  made  Bishop  of  CUchester. 
He  waa  aent  by  King  Hbmbt  ambaaaador  to  the 
Emperor  of  Germany,  and  presented  him  with 
a  golden  cup. 
Joan,  m.  to  Thomas  Bratton,  of  Bratton,  in  So- 
meraetshire. 
The  eldest  son, 

Hbmbt  oa  Sydbnhab,  m.  Margery,  daogjhter  and 
co-heir  of  icibn  Whitton,  of  Whitton,  in  Somerset' 
shire,  and  had  two  sons,  bodi  called  Jobn,  and  liring 
in  0  HaNBT  V.  John,  the  younger,  waa  of  Orchard, 
in  Somer8etBhire.t   The  elder, 

John  Stdbmram  succeeded  hia  father.  He  married 
EmilUa  Huasey,  an  heireas,  and  was  »,  by  his  son, 

John  Sydenham,  esq.  knight  of  the  ahire  for  So- 
merset, who  married  Joan,  dau^ter  and  heir  of  John 
Stnrtoo,  esq.  of  BrimpCon,  and  had  iaaue, 
1.  Waltbe,  hia  heir. 

II.  Alexander,  m.  the  widow  of  Popham,  and  had 
1.  John,  of  Leii^,  who  had  two  aons, 
J<4ui,  d,  $.  p, 

Alexander,  whooe  only  daughter  and  heir, 
Elibabbth,  waa  the  aecond  wife  of  Sir 
John  Points,  of  Iron  Acton. 
t,  Silreater,  whoae  dau^ter  and  heir  married 

Winter. 
l»  John,  of  Chelworthy.) 

ill.  Richard,  of  AOer,  in  Someraetahire.| 


riy  detceniB  of  the  Sydenharas,  as  given  io 
lortct,  diger  materially  from  this  dedaction. 

daaghter  and  co-bcir  of  Walter  Delalyode, 

the  famoas  Thomas  DclaKode,  who  slew  the 

a  the  forest,  linec  called  White  Hart  Forest. 

Margaret,  daagbler  and  co-heir  of  Richard 
Alfacloo,  in  the  saiue  county,  and  was  «.  by 

DBNMAii,  of  OrcbanI,  who  m.  Ihr  daaghter 
'  John  GamboB,  of  Merton,  whose  son  and 

'oaNHAB,  esn.  of  Orchard,  m.  Elirabeth, 
Sir  William  Hody,  lint,  whose  daughter, 
«A,  or  KLiBAacTH  Syobnham,  m.  Sir  John 
dham,  knt.  and  conveyed  to  the  W>iidhaius 
•I  of  Orchanl,  ihenceforwarrt  called  Orchard- 
Ibam,  and  afterwards  part  of  the  possessions 
•  Eabls  or  EoaanoikT. 

y  the  daaghter  and  heir  of  Heme,  left  a  son 

Stobnbam,  eia.  of  Chelworthy,  who  m. 
kicr  of  Thomas  Warrr,  esq.  of  Hestercombe, 
by  bis  son, 

HTuaNHAB,  esq.  <>f  Cbelworthy,    who  «. 
laagblcr  of  —  llall,  esq.   of  Henwick,  in 
aire,  aad  lud  (with  fcMir  daoghters,  Mary, 
Jrsala,  and  Catherine),  live  sons,  vis. 
,  his  heir. 
,  in  holy  orders. 

I  fStr),  who  was  kniKht-marshal  of  tlie  king's 
daring  the  civU  wars. 

(Slrj. 
I. 

im, 

TDEHBAH,  eso.  of  Chrlworthy,  m.  EliMbeth, 
Homphrey  Walruml,  vu\.  of  8i-a,  in  Hoiuer- 
I  was  9.  by  his  son, 

PMBBT  Stobkhav,  knt.  of  Chelwurthy,  who 
daagklcn,  his  ci»-heirs,  of  whom  Ann  a  m. 
•Bham,  esq.  of  Lee ;  another  was  mother  of 
un  Fowke,  of  Saltolk ;  and  an'rther,  of  Sy 
rgh,  rector  of  BrimpCun. 

I  Jane,  daughter  of  —  Cambray,  of  the  coanty 
,  and  had  four  sons, 

IIPHKB. 

I,  oa.  Agact,  danghter  of  —  Worth,  of  Wash- 

and  left  a  snn, 

a  Sydeabam,  of  Lansford,  In  Somerwtshire, 


wbo  m.  Katberine,  dau^ter  of  Thomas  New- 
ton, and  left  a  son, 
Nicholas,  sheriif  of  Somersetshire,  taNp. 

EUSABBTR. 

Thomas,  of  Winford  Eagle,  In  the  coanty  of  Dorset, 
MS.  Alice,  danghter  of  William  Stevens,  and  had, 
with  a  danghter,  Elisabeth,  wife  of  Ellas  Hoi- 
combCf  of  Devonshire,  a  son, 
Thomas,  who  m.  Joan,  daughter  of  William 
Speke,  of  D<4ish,  in  Somersetshire,  and  left  a 
son, 
RiCHABD,  wbo  wedded  Johanna,  daughter 
of  Moor,  of  Moorfaayes,  in  Devonshire, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Trohss,  who  «.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  Thomas  Falford,  knt.  and  had  a 
son  and  heir, 
WiuJAM,  who  wedded  Johaaaa, 
daariater  of  Sir  John  Jefcry,  of 
Cottherston,  in  Dorsetshire,  aad 
bad  issue, 
WiLUAM,  colonel  in  the  civil 
wars,   and   Kovemor  of  the 
IsleofWiabt. 
Thomas,  M.D.  celebrated  for 

his  works. 
Francis,  killed  in  the  civil  war, 

IM4. 
Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Lee,  esq. 

of  Wingland. 
Elisabeth,  as.  to  Roger  Sydea* 

bam,  esq.  of  Skilgate. 
Martha,  m.  to  WOliam   Laa- 
rence,  of  WraxhalL 
The  eldest  son, 
CuLONSL  William  Sydbnhab,  m. 
(trace,  daaghter  of  John  Trench- 
ard,  esq.  of  Warmwell,  Dorset- 
shire, and  bad 

WlIXUB. 

Thomas. 

John,  d.  I7M. 

Mary,  m.  to  Walter  Tborahall, 

of  Wejrmoath. 
Frances,  m.  to  Robert  Thorn- 
ban,  esq.  of  WoOand. 
The  eldrst  sua, 
WiLUAM  Sydbnmab,  ■•.  Martha, 
daa|;hter  of  John  MkbcU  esq.  bet 
d.  without  SBTviviag  issue  la  17UI. 
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SYD 


If.  Wmllcr,  the  joangcr,  to  whim  hi*  eldest  bro- 
ther. Waller,  gnau  the  masor  nuA  advowion 
of  Aflhbrittle,  in  tail  male,  to  rercrt  in  faDiire 
to  his  ovn. 
T.  Henry. 

Ti.  George,  who  was  arcfadeaoon  of  Salisbnry,  and 
chaplain  to  Ue!(BY  VII.  and   Hksibt  Vlll. 
He  was  hnried  at  Salialmry  in  1M3. 
I.  Joan,  m.  to  John  St.  Barbe,  esq.  of  Ashington. 
II.  Alice,  M.  to  John  BuUer,  esq.  of  Cillsdon. 
He  was  j.  b>  his  eldest  son,  ^ 

Waltu   Sydbkuav,  esq.   of  Brimpton,  who   m.  ' 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Harcoort,  knt.  and 
had.  with   a  daughter,   Dorothy,  wife  of  Lanrence 
CooiCenay,  esq.  of  Enthie,  in  Cornwall,  a  son  and 
snoceaaar, 

JoHx  Stdcxhiv,  esq.  of  Brimpton,  who  m.  first, 
Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Humphrey  Aodley,  knt; 
and  secondly,  a  daughter  of  .irundel,  of  Lanheme. 
By  the  former  he  had  two  M>ns,  namely, 
John  <:Sir;-,  his  heir. 
Thomas,  of  Whetstow.* 
He  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

SiB  John   Stdcnhix,  knt.  of  Brimpton.  who  a. 
Giles,  daughter  of  Sir  Giles  Brydges,  knt.  and  sister 
of  the  first  Lord  Chandos,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
JoH.H  (Sir),  his  heir. 

George  (Sir),  of  Combe  Sydenham,  m.  Elisabeth, 
daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Christopher  Hales, 
knt.  and  had  an  only  daughter, 
EusABETH  Sydkkhax,  SI.  first,  to  die  famous 
Sir  Francis  Drake  ;  and  secondly,  to  Wil- 
liam Courtenay,  esq.  of  Powdexham. 
John,  of  Hatch  Bishop,  in  Somersetshire. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Bampfield,  esq.  of  Polti- 

more,  in  Deronshire. 
Anne,  m.  to  Alexander  Sydenham,  esq.  of  Lux- 
borough. 
Mary,  m.  to  John  Fits,  esq.  of  Fitxford,  in  Deron- 
shire. 
The  eldest  son, 

SiK  John  SYDESHtv.  knt.  m.  first,  Grace,  daughter 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  <iOilo]phin.  knt.  of  God«)l-  ! 
pliiu,  in  Cornwall ;  ami  seioiidly.  .M;irv  iilunt :  by 
the  former  ho  had  a  d:iughtrr,  I'nmla,  wife  of  Puint/, 
of  Acton  Pointz,  in  Gloucestfr^hire.  and  a  son,  his 
successor, 

Sir  John-  Sydpnh^v,  knt.  of  Rrinipton,  who  m.  ■ 
first,  Mary,  dnu^hti  r  and  co  heir  of  John  Biickland,  ' 
e»«|.  of  W».'8tharptr»o.  in  SoniiTwetshire  who  after  \\\» 
death  married  the  I»rd  Grey);  and  secondly,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Guilford,  knt.  By  the  former 
he  had,  with  a  daughter,  Frances,  wife  of  Edward 
Pastoo,  esq.  of  Horton,  in  Gloucestershire,  three 
sons,  ris. 

George,  died  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  5.  p. 
anno  lOK*. 


John,  hair  to  hia  father. 
Ralph  (Sir),  M.P.  Ib  IMI.  Mtovfd  tLs 
Oxford,  was  after  the  RcatomiaM  mtit 
of  the  Chartfcr  Honac,  mml  4M  in  H 
m,  the  widow  of  Sir  ArAnr  ChichM 
and  had  one  son, 
John,  who  ■».  Jane,  davghtrr  ^4  i 
Alexander  Portrey,  esq.  and  had  i 
issue,  John,  nnd  a  dnnghcer.  Ac 
John  Bowdace.  eaq.  of  Dcraa. 
Sir  John  Sydenham  was  scrred  aa  ihcriff 
tingham,  and  died  in   IttlS,  when  ha  w«  i 
elder  surriring  son, 

JoHsr  SYUiNHAa,  eaq.  who  mu  AKot,  du 
William  Hoby.  e«i.  of  Halea.  in  Cliiii^ifi 
sUter  and  heir  of  Sir  \\  illiam  Moby,  kaL 
issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

George,  a  major  in  the  king'a  ar^y,  wl 
lW\i.     He  m.  first.  Susan,   isathm 
heir  of  John  Sydenham,  esq.  of  Camhi 
that  lady  had   a  aon,  Georgv,  who  d.  s 
He  in.  secondly,    Elizabeth.  ilittVT  i 
bert,  esq.  of  South  Hams,  in  Desaari 
had  a  daughter,  Suaan,  who  4.  ma^  u 
Mary. 
Katherine. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

I.  John  SYDCNu«]i,esq. of  Brinptoa.iaA 
of  Somerset,  was  created  a  Bsao!«R  Wik  Ji 
Sir  John  m.  in  Ift38.  Anne,  scrood  damfeU 
John  Hare,  of  Stow  Bardolph.  in  NoiMJL,a 
in  104t,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sib  JoMN-PosTHi'aca  SroBsiBaa,  M.I 
county  of  Somerset,  temp.  Chablu  IL  TU 
man  m.  first,  Elisabeth,  daughter  e#  Jafeo.  L 
lett,  but  by  her  had  no  sorriTing  iasac.  ■* 
secondly.  Lady  Mary  Herbert,  daqghtw  ■ 
Earl  of  Pembroke  and  Montgomery,  and  ha 
ladyship, 

John,  who  predeceased  hia  fathrr. 
Philip,  successor. 
Miry,  d.  until,  in  IMtH. 

He  d.  in  UYM't,  Ai^fA  fifty  fuur.  and  was  >  H 
surviTinc  .«on, 

III.  S.ii  I'liiLii*  Sri'L^HtM.  M.r.  i  r  ire  .-i 
SomtT'^t?,  «ho  d.  uunjArrird  iMh  «Krt.ir-,  iT 
si\t\-thn-.  when  thr  Ii«Ri»NkiLi   -inn.. 

Si'^eral  r«t;it*-9  of  thi-  family  wi  r<  ••clJ  fc*  ! 
Posthumus  i>>d>  nhiim,  tlio  Btiunk-.,  ^ui  b>  m: 
the  third  baronet.  Brimpton,  hover rr, 
the  family,  dcrolving  on  Humphrey  Sy 
of  Combe,  who  d.  12th  \ugust,  I7S7.  Ir  wi 
wards  purchased  by  Mr.  Fane,  and  is  ae«  I 
perty  of  the  Earl  of  Westnkorelaad. 

ilrsM— Arg.  three  rams  sa. 


*  Thomas  Sydenham,  \hv  srcond  nun,  who  settled  at 
Whrt'tow,  ill  the  pari>h  of  Lawrence  Lytliant,  in  Sonicr- 
M-t^hiir,   m.    Kiirabtrth.  daiiKtitc-r  of  William  Cru>3,  of 
Cbarlynch,  in  the  laino  coanty,  and  had  is^ue, 
Thom%«,  hi*  heir. 
Simon,  m.  the  <laaghtcr  ot  —  Cape, 
('hiiitophor. 
The  eldent  r»tn, 

Thomas  Sydenham,  r^q.  m.  Dorothy,  daii;:ht(r  of 
I)a\id  Sellick,  of  Mooibaih,  in  DcvunVhirr,  and  had 
issue, 

Wai.tkr,  his  hrir. 

Thum«.«,  who  had  two  «on»,  Thomas  and  John. 
John,  of  MiMirbath,  uhom.  Annr,  daui;htcr  of  John 
B>ain,  D.I)    ^nd  h.ul  survi\ini:  i-*»iie. 

Waller,  m.  Ain« »  CointH-,  of  W  ilUnd,  and  hat! 

i»»ac. 
William,  m.  and  had  kvujI  children. 


Sarah. 
Georue,  of  P«K4e,  in   M'Hibsih,  i^  V*} 
Bampton.  and  had  thir<  "tiOf, 
(ie<>r«o,  of  New  Eaclaact. 
Thomas. 
Walttri. 
Marparit,  m  Im  I«iac  Minimi,  ry^   i4  Em 
Klirabclh,  na.  tir«t.  lo  Joha  Par««i*.r^  «4 
ton  ;  Siud  «rcuDi1i\  .  i<>  Goirp:  Pip|F«a,  f«^ 
Kalhtrine.  m.  C**  —  M«lbui«h. 
I  (vrare,  m.  to  —  Cbuilry 

j    rhe  eldest  «on, 

I       Walt  La  SvDc^Hav.efq.  ff«.  JaD«-.da«*b*«t  H 
;    Pnllurd,   and   had    three    ««iitf,    U  •LTii,   ^' 
■  Thoinj9,  and  one  dansbier,  Jjim.  «nr  it  Tv^ 
Nnileeonibc.     The  eldest  •*»«. 

WaI  TKR  SYri.NH«M,  r«<).  f|  H  bltHu«i  ■   ^ 
Ut  oi  Faitbin;,or  NcltJftumbr. 

Alii 


SYO 


SYD 


Jhr^mtaK  or  Comftr. 

I  Sydshbaii  (ton  of  Hii^  Sydenham  and 
vail),  fli.  Alice,  oo-heir  of  Roger  Helyer, 
i>teTile,  and  left  two  aona,  Robert,  the 
Mtther  Robert,  who  d.  t,  p.  15  Hknkt  VI. 

i>ifiBAa,  of  Indeoote,  who  m.  Agne«,  co- 
Dbonm^io,  or  Chubworth,  and  had  two 
caned  John.  The  ycumger  Jomn  and  his 
ir*  had  aa  annvity  out  of  the  manor  of 
,  IS  Edwabd  IV.  The  elder, 
DBiiiuv,  BMrrying  the  heireae  of  Collyn 
^,  in  Deronshire,  remored  from  Baddle- 
He  left  three  aona,  Edwabd,  his  heir, 
rrister-at-law,  of  the  Temple,  and  John, 
nuhfiDrd,  in  Somersetshire.     The  eldest 

Stdbnb%m,  marrying  Joan,  daughter  and 
Iter  Combe,  of  Combe,  removed  thither. 
•. 

•f  Bzter,  hma  whom  descended 
Sydenham,  of  Lee,  in  Somersetshire,  who 
Tying  a  sister  of  the  famous  Dr.  Thomas 
enham,  left  a  son, 

og«r,  who  by  Anne,  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  Sir  Unrnphrey  Sydenham,  knt.  of  Chel- 
worthy,  left  three  aons,  John-Roger,  Phi- 
lip, and  Thomas. 

«. 

>BNBAM,  esq.   of  Combe,    m.    Elisabeth, 

id  coheir  of  John  Prank,  of  Allerbutler. 

■hire,  and  had  issue, 

bheir. 

,  of  Sterte,  m,  Radigunde  Glass,  and  had 

ma,  John  and  Thomas. 

I,  «.  to  WiDiam  Hnyshe,  esq.  of  Doni- 

e. 

h,  m.  to  Humphrey  Cruse,  esq. 

I,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

SNB4M,  esq.  who  married  first,  Elisabeth, 

Sir  Hugh  Pollard,  and  had  a  daughter, 
Bg.  He  m.  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  of 
bibrd,  eaq.  of  Ashford,  in  Devonshire,  and 

had 
iBT,  his  successor. 


ai.  in  IMS,  Abignell,  daughter  of  Samford 


t,  m.  in  1M7,  to  William  Champneys,eiq. 


1 


d.  unm. 


s.  to  Martin  Samford,  esq.  of  Ninehead. 
«,  and  was  s.  by  bis  eldent  ion, 
Y  SvDBNHAM,  cnq.    of    Combe,   who   m. 
daughter  of  John  Champneys,  esq.   of 
,  and  by  her  had 

his  successor,  m,  Margery,  daughter  of 
Inthony  Poulet,  and  sister  of  John,  Lord 
let.  by  whom  he  had  four  surviving  daugh- 

vix. 

f«B,  married  to  CapUin  Thomas  Tyllesley, 
lovcTBor  of  Surinam. 


Mabcabit,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Thomas  Slater, 

of  Currymallet* 
Susan,  m,  to  Major  George  Sydenham,  bro- 
ther of   Sir  John   Sydenham,   hart,   of 
Brimpton. 
Eliza BBTB,  m.  to  Thomas  Collford,  esq.  of 
Brorofield,  in  Somersetshire. 
II.  Roger,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  m.  Joan  Catford, 
a  widow. 

III.  HuMPUBBY.  in  holy  orders,  continuator  of  the 

family. 

IV.  William,  fm.  Margaret,  daughter  of  ~  Cudmore, 

and  d.  in  1609,  $.  p. 
V.  Hugh,  d.  unm. 

i.  Mary,  d,  unm. 

II.  Penelope,  m.  to  John  Walrond.  esq.  of  Brad- 
field. 

He  m.  secondly,  Jane,  widow  of  —  Godolphin,  esq.  of 
Trevenei^,  in  Cornwall,  and  by  her  had  three  other 
sons,  George,  GsTregan,  and  Nicholas.  His  eldest 
ion,  John,  succeeded  him,  but  his  male  line  failing, 
the  representation  devolved  upon 

HuupuBBY  Syubnham,  CUrk,  styled  for  his  elo- 
quence SUver  Tongue  Sydenham.  He  was  rector  of 
Pockington  and  Oldcombe,  in  Somersetshire,  and 
marrying  Mary,  daughter  of  William  Cox,  esq.  of 
Crookhem,  in  the  same  county,  had  two  sons  and  a 
daughter,  viz. 

HuupHBzr,  his  heir. 

Edward,  <f.  young  in  1037. 

Anne,  la.  to  Francis  Thomas,  esq. 
He  was  «.  by  his  only  surviring  son, 

HuMPHBBY  SYDB^UAM,esq.  of  Combc,  who  married 
Jane,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Pole,  knt. 
of  Shute,*  eldest  son  of  Sir  John  Pole,  hart,  and  had 
issue, 

W11.UAM,  who  predeceased  him  unm. 

HcMPUBBY,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Dulverton,  m.  first,  Margaret,  daughter 
of  William  Butler,  esq.  of  Oldacre,  in  Dur- 
ham; and  secondly,  Margaret,  daughter  of  — 
Galard. 

Jane,  m.  to  John  Williams,  eldest  son  of  John 
Williams,  esq.  of  Herringston,  in  Dorsetshire. 
Mr.  Sydenham  was  s.  by  his  elder  surviving  aon, 

HuuPHBKY  Syubnham,  esq.  who  m.  first,  EKxabeth, 
daughter  of  George  Peppin,  esq.  of  Dulverton,  and  by 
her  had  three  sons  and  one  surviving  daughter,  yis. 
HuMPUBBY,  his  successor. 
George. 
Philip,  who  d.  young. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Laurence  Jackson,  B.  D.  of  Ard- 
leifih,  in  Essex. 
He  married  secondly,  Katharine,  daughter  of  William 
Floyer,  esq.  of  Berne,  in  Dorsetshire,  and  had  another 
■on,  Floyer.  He  d.  in  1710,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

HuvpHBBY  Sydbnhab,  esq.  of  Coombe,  devisee  of 
Sir  John  St.  Barbe,  bart.  This  gentleman  wedded 
Grace,  daughter  of  Richard  Hill,  esq.  of  the  Priory, 
in  Devonshire,  and  was  $.  by  his  only  son, 

St.  Babbb  Syobnuah,  esq.  of  Comnbe,  who  married 
EUery.  daughter  of  Sydenham  Williams,  esq.  of  Her- 
ringston, in  Dorsetshire,  and  left  an  only  child, 

Cathbbinb  Syubmhab,  m.  in  1781,  Lewis-Dhnoka 
(irosvenor  TrsgonweU,  esq.   of  Anderson,  in 
Dorsetshire,  snd  had  a  son,  the  present  (1<IS7) 
St.  Babbb  Tbboomwbll,  eaq.  of  Audi 

The  estate  of  Combo  b  now 
John  Sydenham. 


poeseised  by  tht  Rev. 


*  By  Caihcrioc,  ki»  wife,  daegblcr  of  He ary  St.  Barbe,  ciq.  of  Aihiaglva  and  BrosdlaBd*. 

Sir 


SYLYARD,  OF  DELAWARE. 


J 

UH-    St 

fLtiiD,  of  SejrlliTd  In  HcTcr,  Ka 

BC 

uir.d.( 

rmp.  HHmi  IV.  the  «uu  of  D.U. 

rounty,  in  m(rTuge  with   Elenor 

d. 

Bhttr. 

Dd  beir  Bf  Wiiu™  Ppnlin,  «,.), 

it 

«i]d«l 

BUd  >  Bit 

uNmwhJnnt,  IBSI.    Ho  di.d  .!» 

■•ta 

vii«  by 

MuT  GIUTCr,  hii  olfc,  ■  ton  « 

"'sm 

Thdkis  Stliitii,  of  ncliwarc. 

i>™i 

XM.  daughter  of  Sir  FniDcii  Wyin 

.ley;  n 

d  •KODdlT.  Hugiret,  daughter  of 

Lort  Wh. 

tan,  .Dd  relict  of  M^jor  Duoci,  of 

B> 

tM.      H 

di«d  in  liWI,  Mid  wu  1.  by  hii  kh 

.  of  Chidingitooe.    Sir  Tbomu  m. 
le  HHlBty  of  Ueion,  and  dying  in 


SVMONS,  OI'  THE  MYNUE. 


diTolnd  »  Sir  Bidwid'a  iir—  ^m  T\ 
nojia,  coq.  cruidaanof  AAm  (faaaiiK^ 
■rd  Stidou.  tha  taMUnr},  by  ka  kak 
Hampton,  caq-  of  BoadBj,  ia  CtaMMt 
•on  of  HaTTCdaOBbMrof  PU^atia 
who  ■.  mUam  Kaynowl, ««.  of  Ibnfe 
Taoai*  Katmohd,  spaa  memi^» 

tnooM.    He  _.  Mary  Clll|lll.  ad 


FTTdoTick-Rj 

died  in  isn.  Ud  wu  j.  byUlIM 

Thoiu   HaKnoM  Stvob,  rf  t 

Pa^,  who  m.  Ki^ttH,  HMl 

of  tha  Bar.  Dr.  II 


TBDui-GitoaOK   8naB>  ■■ 

Mynda  Park,  i.  HA  Oi«ln 

H(iiry-Ls9i(daB  SyaiM,  kW 


Hui  Who  inherited  flboul 
II  of  Symoni.    John  ( 


i.  wedded  RichiTd  Fmi 


El>1»IID  TiKLI 

cendid  from  the  old  L> 

II  !«».  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  HaBry  CdK 
tan  alw  of  LiverpoD],  and  mayer  ia  IW 


h  MoBH,  in  UmhHi 


CellioEwiKid  Hall,  MM 


TAY 

ton,  *.  Sth  SftemUr,  170S,  mayor  of  Li- 
srpool  in  I70»,  m.  SSCh  April,  170S,  Jemima, 
daat  daagbt«r  and  co-heir  of  Thomaa  RoMn- 
«•  M.  D.  of  LiTwpool,  bat  by  her  (who  d, 
k  December,  17M,  had  no  iarae. 

dgcC,  «.  Urd  October,  1781,  to  Edward 
ilkner,  eeq.  and  had  iMoc. 


laani  Taaucroii,  eiq.  6.  Slat  Ansnat,  1754, 
oAoer  in  the  anny,  cdkmel  of  the  SUt 
C<MBa,  and  a  grand  crom  of  the  Bath,  waa 
Babonr  «th  Norember,  1818.  General 
repnaeaited  hia  natire  town  tome  time  in 
C  He  married  17th  December,  1798,  Soaan- 
antoral  daughter  of  Robert  Bertie,  foarth 
Acaater,  bat  died  in  January,  1833,  without 
•n  the  BABONrrcT  axriaio. 

Gnlee,  a  dicTron  erminoia  between  three 


.YLOR,  OF  PARK  HOUSE. 


ED 
ItfU. 


V 


KXTINCT 

in  1720. 


Irinrage. 

irtjoUt  of  Shadockhurat,  in  the  county  of 
descendant  of  an  ancient  fumily  in  that 
M  Braaa'a  f^nmmoiurst  rul.  iv.  p.  337), 
line,  daughter  of  John  Isaac,  of  Serington, 
r,  who  d,  in  1S51,  had  iaiue, 

AH,  hia  heir,  of  Romney,  m.  Mary,  daughter 
ichard  Taylor,  and  d.  in  1671.    His  only 

■!•  TiTuoa,  of  Thumham,  married  Anne, 
laoghter  and  heir  of  Henry  Brorkhill,  of 
Allington,  and  left  two  sons, 

BaocKHiLLfliTing  in  Ireland  in  1011l,had 
two  daaghtera,  his  co-heirs,  vis. 
BuasaiTR  Tayixir,  m.  to  Humphrey 
Perroft. 

JaMI  TAYIiOII. 

Thomaa,  of  Ballyhaise,  in  the  county  of 
Cavan,  liring  in  lOlO,  who  had  a  son, 
Broekhill,  who  died  1030,  learing  a 
daughter,  Mary,  married  to  Thomaa  New- 
bargh,  of  Ballyhaise. 


e,  m.  to  John  Davy,  of  ('dyn>ere. 


luai 
07. 


tx. 


d.  unm.  1573. 

ret,  m.  to  (files  Collins,  grnt.  of  llythe. 
■.  to  John  8trinKfr.  gent,  of  Old  Howney. 
kit  an  only  daughter,  Susan,  m.  in  1801, 
tr  Fdward  Scott,  K.B.  of  Kcottshall,  and 

!th. 

T  d.  In  I '31.     His  younger  son, 

YijiHl,  esq.  lord  of  the  manor  of  Shadoc- 


'  d.  unm. 


TAY 

hnrat,  m.  first,  Eliaabeth,  daughter  of  Philip  Chute, 
eeq.  ot  Bethersden,  and  by  that  lady  had  surriving 
isaue, 

Gioaoi,  of  Criels  Court,  who  remored  into  Sus- 
sex. He  married  in  1301,  Joane,  daughter  of 
Richard  Burrow,  eaq.  of  Boughton,  who  died  in 
1601,  leaving  two  noua,  John  and  William,  who 
both  died  issueless,  and  a  daughter,  Elizabeth, 
6.  in  1602. 

Matthiw,  ancestor  of  the  branch  of  the  family 
which  settled  in  America,  and  which  is  now 
represented  by  Majok  Princlb  Taylob,  of  Pen- 
nington House,  in  the  county  of  Hants.  (See 
BuaKB's  Commoners,  vol.  ir.  p.  S37.) 

Susan,  b.  in  1360,  m.  to  Godwin  Freebody,  of 

Sussex. 

Philippe,  1 

Eve,         / 

He  M.  secondly,  Bridget,  daughter  of  Richard  Buck, 
of  Rye,  and  had  four  other  children,  viz. 
Thomas. 

John,  of  Momfords,  m.  Anne,  danshter  and  co- 
heir of  William  Auaten,  esq.  of  Goodhurst,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1023)  he  had 
John,  of  Winchelaea,  who  married  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Amy,  of  Haw- 
kins, in  the  county  of  Kent. 
John,  d.  s.  p. 

Annr,  m.  to  William  Whitfield,  of  Pa- 
tricksboume,  gent. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomaa  Roberts,  esq.  nephew 

of  Sir  Thomaa  Roberts,  hart. 
Anne,  d.  s.  p, 

Mary,  m.  to  Walter  Bustian,  son  of  Wigan 
Bustian,  of  Shome. 
Mary,  m.  to  Robert  White,  of  Waltham.  in  Kent. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Broadnax,  of  Godmerw 
sham,  in  the  same  county,  and  had  iasue. 
The  elder  son  of  the  second  marriage, 

THOM4S  Tayldz,  esq.  of  Wilaborow,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Shadochurst  in  1305,  m.  Agnes,  daughter  of 
Thomaa  Miller,  esq.  of  Northfleet,  and  dying  in  1611, 
left  issue, 

Thomas,  hia  heir. 

Jane,  m.  to  John  Chapman,  gent,  of  Aythome. 

Maria,  or   Moravia,  m.   to   Thomas  Waller,  of 
Penshurst,  gent. 
His  only  son, 

Thomas  Taylor,  esq.  of  Wilsborow,  of  the  king'o 
body  in  ordinary,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Shadochurst, 
b.  in  l.M>3,  m.  first.  Catherine,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Honywood,  kut.  of  Elmested,  and  by  her,  who  died 
in  1623,  had 

John,  of  Wilsborow,  b.  in  1023,  d.  m.  p.  io  1612. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Norton  Haike,  gent,  of  Uircholt. 
Mary,  m.  to  Henry  Johnson. 
Katherine,  m.  to  Boys  Owen,  gent. 

He  married  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Hcndley,  knt.  of  Corahome,  in  Kent,  and  died  in 
1631.    By  his  second  wife  he  left  a  son, 

1.  Thomas  Tayior,  esq.  of  Gray's  Inn,  London,  and 
of  Park  House,  in  Maidstone,  in  Kent,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Shadochurst,  b.  in  1030,  who  was  created  a 
BAao.%BT  18th  January,  KMM  3.  Sir  Thomas  m.  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  and  sole  hrir  of  George  Hall,  esq.  of 
Maidstone,  and  by  her  (who  wedded  secondly,  Percy 
(Coring,  esq.  fourth  son  of  Sir  William  Goring,  hart, 
of  (T(K;kham  and  Barton,  in  the  county  of  Suascx,  and 
d.  in  I6M1)  had  surviving  iasue, 
Thomas,  hia  heir.* 

Elizabeth,  b.  in  1698. 

3111 


TEM 


T£M 


H«  d.  in  IMS,  and  wu  t.  by  hli  son, 

II.  Sir  TuoMkt  Tatlos,  b.  10th  Angiut»  1057,  who 
m.  Alicia,  siater  and  heir  of  Sir  Thomai  Galpeper,  of 
Preaton  Hall,  Ayleaford,  in  Kent,  and  by  her  (who 
wedded  secondly,  Thomas  Colepepyr,  esq.  of  the 
Bliddle  Temple,  and  thirdly,  John  Milner,  esq.  he 
left  at  his  decease,  in  1090,  a  son  and  successor, 

ill.  Sia  Thoxas  TATLoa,  6.  in  1093,  who  d,  nnm. 
in  1790,  when  the  Baronbtcy  became  extinct. 

Armx—Ar^.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  boars'  heads  conped 
of  the  field. 


TAYLOR,  OF  LYSSON  HALL,  IN 
JAMAICA. 


CaKATRO  ; • 

iRt.  Sept.  1778.    ItC 


Extinct 
18th  May,  1815. 


lineage. 

I.  JuUN  Taylor,  esq.  F.R.S.  of  Lysson  Hall,  in  the 
Island  of  Jamaica,  was  created  a  Baronkt,  1st  Sep- 
tember, 1778.  Sir  John  m.  EliRabeth-GofHlen,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Philip  Houghton,  esq.  of  the  same 
island,  and  dying  in  1788,  was  s.  by  his  son. 

If.  Sir  Si  mun-RicharuBrissett  Taylor,  who  died 
s.  p.  18th  May,  1815,  when  the  Baronktcy  expired. 

ilrmj— Arg.  a  saltire  sa.  between  two  human  hearts 
in  chief  and  iu  base,  aud  two  ciuquefoils  vert  in  the 
other  quarters. 


)/^  i^tL^l^ 


TEMPEST,  OF  STELLA. 


Creatkd 
23rd  Dec.  lf.«. 


Extinct 
3l8t  Mny,  1742. 


Utneagc. 

The  family  of  Tempest  has  been  seated  for  centuries 
in  the  counties  of  York  and  Durham,  and  many  of 
its  members  held  places  of  £^oat  trust  upon  the  Scot- 
tish border,  in  the  time  of  the  Edwards  and  the  Hen- 

RY.S. 

RocBR  Tempest,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Bracewell, 
Yorkshire,  temp.  Henry  I.  was  witness  to  sercral 
charters  cited  in  the  Monasticon.    His  son, 

Richard  Tempest,  of  Bracewell, livinglSth Stephen 
was  father  of 
Roger  Tempest,  of  Bracewell,who  paid  half  a  mark. 


into  the  treasury,  iewtp.  Hui«T  II.    I 

son, 

Richard  Tixrar,  of  Bncovdl,  m 

of  Henry  IIL  fave  th«  adTovwMt  9i 

monks  of  Kirkstall.    HU  wm, 

John  Trxpest,  of  BncewcU,  ww  fi 

Sir  Roger  Trmpsst,  kmt.  of  Braci 

the  reign  of  Edward  1.  Alioe,  dani 

Walter  de  Waddington.  Lord  of  WaA 

s.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Tempest,  of  Bracewell.  i 

leaving  two  sons,  Johk,  hia  heir;  aa 

knt.  governor  of  Berwick-upoa-Twoe 

John  Tempest,  of    Bracewell    a: 

joined  the  confederacy  nndcr 

Earl   of   Lancaster,  that 

Power.     He  m.  Mary,  danghtar  of  i 

roe,  knt.  and  had  issae, 

John    (Sir),  k.nt.  of  Bracewell, 

Tempests  of  Bracewell,  of  Tou 

ton,  all  in  Vorkahire. 

Richard  (Sir),  knt.  of  whose  deac 

to  treat. 

The  younger  son. 

Sir  Richard  Tshpkst,  knt.  mu  In 

ter  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Graaa,  kat. 

relict  of  Sir  Hugh  Clitheroe,  by  whaa 

Sir  William  Tbmput,  knt.  of  Sci 

the  county  of  York,  S  Hrnrt  IV.    i 

daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  WilliaBi  Was 

Washington,  and  by  her,  who  died  1 

sons,  namely, 

W1LI.UM,  of  Studley,  who  diei  i 

two  daughters,  hia  co-heirB,  aaa 

Isabella,  m.  to  Richaid  Norti 

ton  Conyers,  Vorkahire. 

DiONYSiA.  m.  to  WQliaBi  Mi 

whom  she  conveyed  tbm 

From  this  mar 

Mrs.  Lawrrncr,  of  Stadley. 

Rowiand  (Sir),  of  whom  we  hare 

The  second  son. 

Sir  Rowland  Tempest,  knt.  acquired 

Robert  Umfraville,  the  estate  of  Hobna 

18th  Henry  VI.  obtained  lands  f nm  h 

William  Tempest,  of  Studley.     Heai.  Ii 

ter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  PlnvV^'t 

betli,  hid  wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  Gilk 

and  was  father  of 

RuBEKT  Tempest,  esq.*  who  m.  Abb* 

Lambton,  of  Lambton,  in  the  county  of 

was  a.  by  his  son, 

Nicholas  Tempest,  esq.  who  m,  Afae 

John  Marley,  of  Gibside,  and  dying  ii 

son, 

Thomas  Tempest,  esq.  who  «i.  Elinl 

of  Rowland  Place,  esq.  of  Halnaby,  ia ' 

York,  and  was  fathtrr  of 

I.  Nicholas  Tempest,  esq.  of  Stella.; 

of  Durham,  who  was  created  a  BARoyii 

tn.  Isabel,  daughter  of  Robert  Lambtoa, 

ton,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

William,  1      u    v  .u  j 

u  t  who  both  d.  s.  p. 

Henry,    J  '^ 

Isabel,  m.  to  Sir  Bertram  BabBcr. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Christopher  Athye. 

Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Chaytor,  esq.  o< 
the  county  of  Duriiam,  aaceator  < 
Sir  WUliam  Chaytor,  bart.  of  Cro 

Margaret,  m.  to  Gilbert  Erriagton,  • 


•  From  Robert  Trinpcst,  who  m.  the  daughter  of  Lambton,  abo  descended  the  TsaPRyrs,  of  He 
bnM>k,  Brancopeth,  Wynyard,  &c. 


M» 


T£M 


THO 


RLixABiTHt  of  whom  iMreAfter. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Nathan  Haines,  D.D. 

▼icar  of  St.  Mary's  Nottingham,  and  died 

in  1811,  leaving  an  only  child, 

Nathan-Tempeet  Hainee,  who  d,  at  Lam- 
beth in  1837,  t.  p. 

Henrietta,  d.  onm.  in  1823. 

Sir  George  died  in  1749,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
eldest  son,  1 

III.  Sib  HKNRYTBKPUT,who  married  Maria,  eldest 
daughter  of  Francis  Holmes,  esq.  of  Wegston,  iu  the 
county  of  Leicester,  and  dying  3rd  November,  1753, 
was  s.  by  his  only  son, 

IT.  Sir  HKiCRYTaiirBST,  who  married  Sarah-Pritch* 
ard,  only  child  of  Henry  Lambert,  esq.  of  Hope  End, 
in  Herefordshire,  and  thus  acquired  that  estate.  Sir 
Henry  d.  i9th  January,  1819,  when  the  Baronbtct 
RXPiRSD.  The  eeute  of  Tong,  with  the  represenUtion 
of  the  fkmily  derolred  upon  his  cousin, 

BuRABBTH  Tbhpbst,  who  wsddcd  Thomas  Plumbe, 
son  and  heir  of  William  Plumbe,  esq.  of  Wa- 
rertree  Hall,  and  of  Aughton,  both  in  the 
county  of  Lancaster,  and  had  a  numerous  fa- 
mily, of  whom,  her  eldest  son  and  heir,  haring 
assumed  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of 
Temple,  is  the  present  (1838) 

John  PLUMBB-TBHrssT,  esq.  of  Tong  Hall, 
Yorkshire,  and  of  Aughton,  in  Lancashire, 
colonel  of  the  first  royal  Lancashire  militia. 

ilmiJ^As  Tbm PKST  OF  Stblla. 


TEMPLE,  OF  SHEEN. 


TENCH,  OF  LOW  LEYTOK 


Cbkatkd 
3l8t  Jan.  1665^. 


"^T^"^ 


Extinct 
in  Jan.  1090. 


v^t^^/ 


Etneagr. 

I.  Sib  William  Tkm plx,  (elder  brother  of  Sir  John 
Temple,  speaker  of  the  Irish  House  of  Commons,  an- 
cestor of  the  Viscounts  Palmebston,)  had  a  rerer. 
sionary  grant,  after  his  fsther's  decease,  of  the  Mas- 
tership of  the  Rolls.  He  Has  created  a  Babonbt  Slat 
January,  1603,  and  sworn  of  the  priry  council.  Sir 
William  established  a  very  high  reputation  for  learn- 
ing and  abilities,  and  his  writings  on  rarious  subjects 
are  greatly  esteemed.  He  m.  Dorothy,  second  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  Peter  Osbom,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Pbteb,  who  married  a  French  lady,  and  left  two 
daughters, 

Elixabktb,  fR.  to  John  Temple,  esq.  of  Moor 

Park. 
DoaoTH  Y,  m.  to  Nicholas  Bacon,  esq.  of  Shrob- 

land  Hall. 

Sir  William  Temple  d.  in  January,  1899,  when  the 
title  became  extinct. 

Arms^  A.rg.  two  bars  sa.  each  charged  with  three 
martlets  or. 


Cbbatbd  . 

8th  Aug.  1715.      y^ 


1.  FisHKBTxNCB,esq.of  Low  LrytOB^ia li 
surriring  son  of  Nadinniel  Teach,  caf.  rf 
ton,  who  died  Snd  April ,  17 It.  mgjtd  wnm 
serred  the  office  of  sheriff  of  Baeex  im  1711 
created  a  Babohbt  SCh  AnguM,  171S.    Wt 
Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Robert  Binl,  oaf.  aai 
Nathaniel,  his  heir. 
Jane,  married  to  Adam  Soveabjr,  m^  • 
field,  in  Derbyahire,  bat  dioA  s.  fu 
175S. 
Sir  Fisher  d.  31st  October,  1730,  mgjtd  ristf 
was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sib  NATHAMiELTBNCH,of  Low  LeytH 
decease  num.  tnd  June,  17Sr,  afod  lSMrty»i 
NBTCT  became  extinct. 


Amu— Arg.  on  a  cbcr. 
erased,  gn.  a  croas  crooalet 


THOMAS,  OF  MITCHEL8T0I 

Gbeated  3rd  March,  1641-t.^ 


tLtncogt. 

I.  Edwabd  Thonas,  esq.  of  Mil 
county  of  Glamorgan,  was  created  a  Babi 
March,  1641-2.  He  m.  Susan,  daaghter  sf  Sir 
Morgan,  knt.  of  Ruperra,  and  dying  ia  Wl 
by  his  son, 

II.  SiB  Edwabd  Thomas,  of  whom,  orofUi 
dants  (if  he  had  any)  we  hare  not  tmmtm 
particulars. 

THOMAS,  OF  FOLKINGTON 


Cbeated 
23rd  July,  1860. 


I.  William  Thomas,  esq.  of  FtoIkiBgMn.ia 
married  Barbara,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sb 
Springett,  hart,  of  the  Broyle,  ia  SasKZ,  t 
created  a  Babonet  in  1606.    He  died,  bowcvi 
out  issue  in  1706,  aged  sixty^re,  wbca  tkc 

PIBED. 


Arms — Sa.  a  cher.  and  canton 


r 

FSON,  OF  HAVERSHAM. 

John  HilU  None.  Iivlixf.f>. 
Ell>.l.thA<infBllkH'>rH...tdSi- 

' 

«ani> 

by.andhuijnui.    (Sac  Bumi't 

DK.ia 

lltl.  April.  I7«. 

>i.  Anxe.  ••.  10  Richvd  R>yTU>14>,  Hq.  »□  o(  Dr. 

HLrbird  Reyuotdi,  tnihrip  of    Lincoln,  nod 

WLIUmm  Grmn.w,.  ind  liiUr  or  Ridunl  AunnlcT, 

ftiniagt. 

HiwTiio 

■  nOK.  w|.  o(H«,nl«m,  .k  the  «ut,- 

Biiu^n.:!  urmiu. 

Xn-j— Or,  OB  •  fuH  duiotl*  ■!  Ihne  MloilMiTK- 

on  n  i^nuiD  of  the  Hcond,  Ihg  »<ii  in  glorj-.  nit. 

""  '""  '>^» 

id  Km.  iMty  rmtnt  Annulcy.  duuehut  of  Ar- 
taW  lUrl  dI  AB(l«t),  nd  widow  of  John  Wynd- 
Bf .  of  l^clRpricfc,  by  whom  he  had  iiauc, 


Taddlaiun.  Brdf«Fd>hin,  ud  hut  ■  hd, 
John  Wnlwonb  NuUnxn  Gngory.  who  •>. 
FtMgw,  d*uthter  of  Cjpt.  AU«n,lt.N.iuid 
bad  u  <mlT  diiifhUrr  and  heir. 
PnofH-AniHilay  Crccary.  ■>.  u  Robon 
Auwm.otf.  of  Sbilford,  In  Samy,  ud 
WH  mMhcr  of  lb*  prucnl  Sir  Ucnry 
tUmnat  Aarin.  of  Sbiiranl. 

I  aty .  ■■■  tB  Arthur  AsHaUj.  iRh  Earl  af  Aji^htT' 


•  lh>Kiii('>CoBDIy,uid  bad  imii 
lUr.  Uhlu. 

<d  trtmiiy,  ItirU^  OnbH,  . 

id  Lord  lUrpnhain.' 


ri  Ml  Itia  (urd*.  nsd  ottisr  of 

toMlR.  ud  hy  b>r  had  two  diunhlen/iuuiHly, 

,  KuuanH.  ■>.  iwh  M>y.  IIM.  u  Joba  Cmnrr, 

<^.  W  Wtoton  ColiUr,  ia  CamhrtdiMhire. 

■>4hadiH». 

loita  Oiarna  Poujao.  who  dlad  u  Parii, 

#.  f.  Ib  ISM. 
Aww  Sopba.  who  d.  nnn.  ia  Jodi.  Iin. 
KuuanM.  who  ••.  Knual  H*U.  of  Wral- 
>Bt  Park.  Cauib 


Joua  Hi  I  J,  (H).  «(  Wbidd  ColTtU.  wba 
ky  hto  Morruo  with  Mlaa  il»liKk, 
a<  DallUchu.  ha.  u  taH*. 

iBH  H(U.  whs  wrddad  JobD 


Kiniagr. 

I.  SiiTiMOTBiTHoariBiLL.af  Bubadou.desrrudi'd 
twam  Uia  ThoTDhiU*  of  OUiBtich.  in  Kaat.  a  fuiily 

I4iii  Dccaaber.  lam.  but  u  ha  had  no  iune  by  Ui 
wife,  MiB>  Barren,  tba  Utle  upiaau  wilb  him. 


THORNHUHST,  OF  AGNES  COURT. 


®    ^ 


I 


Id  Iha  urd  yur  of  lliaaT  VIU.  Siapfcao  Tkan- 
ban!  waa  |u>i»Mil  of  Inmbold  pnnurty  al  AibM. 
tir  Arua  CouR.  Kent,  whlrh  paaad  n  bit  dwiwndaul, 

I.  <lirniBuTBuaaiiua>T,t^.ol  Apiaa  Court,  wbo 
«•■  eraattd  a  Btasan  In  int.  Ha  turtud  tloaan. 
danihiir  of  Sir  Alnandar  TaBfi*.  bni.  bai  dl«d  wlih- 


ba««  to  I  ■  AHHbaat  la  lb«  aaatd*.    At  a  tal*  perNid,  b 
)  tnynt      lb*  uATswIfblBi  by  «)•  Unban  W^lpok.u 


■  hit  pila(i|dr>  u<bU  lualli. 


THO 


THO 


TUORNICttOFT,  OF  MILCOMBE. 


Cbbatkd 
ISth  Aug.  1701. 


Extinct 
S3rd  June,  1743. 


Hmeoge. 

This  was  a  younger  branch  of  the  family  of  Tuoa- 
NTcaoPTt  of  Thomycroft,  in  Macclesfield  Huudredf  in 
Cheshire. 

John  THoaNYcaoPT,  esq.  barrister  at-Iaw,  second 
brother  of  Ed'ward  Thomycroft,  esq.  of  Thomycroft.  d. 
Mth  September,  1687,  aged  serenty-one,  learing  by 
Dorothy,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Howel,  knt. 
a  son  and  heir, 

I.  John  THotNiCRorr,  esq.  of  Milcombe,  in  the 

county  of  Oxford,  who  was  created  a  fiAtONir  ISth 

August,  1701.*    He  married  Elisabeth,  daughter  and 

heir  of  Josiah  Key,  gent,  of  Milcombe,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir,  6.  in  1001. 

Elixabbtu,  m.  to  Roger-Peter  Handasyd,  esq.  of 
Gains,  in  the  county  of  Huntingdon,  M .  P.  for 
the  town  of  the  same  name,  brigadiergeneral  in 
the  army,  and  colonel  of  a  regiment  of  foot. 
Dorothy,  d,  unm. 
Sir  John  d.  8th  December,  1725,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
II.  Sia  John  THoaNicaorr,  who  married  Teroeira, 
daughter  of  Andrew  Bonnell,  merdiant,  but  d,  with- 
out issue,  i3rd  June,  1743,  aged  Afty-two,  when  the 
BAROMrrcT  kxpibkd. 

Arms — Vert,  a  mascle  or,  between  four  cross  cross- 
lets  urgent. 


THOROLD,  OF  HARMESTON. 


Crkateu 
0th  Sept.  17 m. 


Extinct 
l8t*Jau.  1738. 


firtneage. 

The  family  of  Thorolu,  which  the  present  Sir  John 
Charlxs  Thorolu,  bart.  of  Marston,  iD^^the  county  of 


*  Sir  Juhn  Thorn ycroft,  soon  aficr  hit  creation, 
delivered  the  fullowini;  petitiun  to  the  lordit  of  the  Trea- 
Hiiry,  whereby  he  oblaiued  a  privy  seal  pursuant  to  his 
request. 

To  the  Rt.  Hon.  the  Lonis  Commissioners  of  his  Majesty's 

Treasury. 

The  hnmUe  Petition  of  Sir  JohnThoriiicroft,  of  Milcoinb, 
in  the  county  of  Oxon,  Bart. 
Sheweth, 
That  liis  Majesty  having  been  grarioiinlv  pleased  to  con- 
fer the  dignity  of  a  Baronet  of  this  Kingdom  upon  your 
Petitioner,  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  bttrly,  by  letters 
patent  date<I  Itth  day  of  Au;;nst,  Ia!>t  past ;  and  there 


Lincoln,  represcntB  in  tiM 

great  antiquity  in  that  oonnty* 

ent  times  four  baroneCciea  confeRvd  vfon  i 

one  alone  remains,  three  oChece  heviBf 

tinct. 

Sir  Richard Thorold, hnt.  of  StShjJtki 
of  York,  living  41  Edward  III.  aunisA  J 
ter  and  heir  of  Robert  de  Hoo^,  of  Mai 
county  of  Lincoln,  (eon  of  Alexander  de 
Maud,  daughter  of  Michsel,  onA  aiater  ei 
Robert  de  Marston^  and  was  t.  by  hie  set 

John  Thobold,  of  Selhy»  and  ef  Men 
Richard  II.  who  married  the  demjrtwr 
Morfield,  and  left  a  eon  and  heir, 

Richard  Tuorolo,  of  Mareton,  Uriai 
VI.  who  by  Isabel,  danghter  of  Ralph 
Knaresborongh,  in  the  county  of  Yoek«  h 
heir, 

William  Thorolo,  liTinc  ISdi  Bbwa 
ried  Joan,  daughter  and  heir  of  Williui 
of  Selby,  and  by  her  (i^o  m  ■neiiiei  IS  '. 
Ralph  Malhome,)  had  a  son, 

John  Tuorold,  of  Marston,  and  of  Wf 
ing  It  Hrnry  VII.  married  Attoe,  daaghli 
Staunton,  esq.  of  Staunton,  in  dM  be— q 
ham,  and  issue, 

WiLLUH,  his  heir. 

Jane,  m.  first  to  Robert  Winter,  ea^ 
shed,  and  secondly  to  Richaid  An 
Colby,  both  in  Lincolnahire. 

His  son  and  heir, 

WiLUAX  Thobold,  Lord  of  Mi 
in  the  county  of  Lincoln,  w 
the  Sth  and  <tth  of  Phiup  and  Mabt,  wai 
first  of  Qu€em  Elieabxth,  and  died  ftllh 
1500.  He  married  first,  Dorothy,  daa^la 
Leeke,  esq.  of  Hallom,  in  tiie  ooai^y  ef  I 
and  by  that  lady  had 


Anthony  (Sir),  his  heir,  i 

of    Marston,    now   represented  by 

Charles  Thoruld,  bart. 
William. 
Richard,  of  Morton,  iu  the  county  sf 

Alice,  m.  first  to  Thomas  Pell.  esq.  «f 
and  secondly  to  —  Porter,  of  Sistm, 
shire. 

He  married  secondly,  Margaret,  dangblrr 
bert  HuBsey,  knt.  of  Halton,  in  lincohishi 
dow  of  Henry  Sutton,  esq.  of  WaUeager,] 
county.    By  her  he  had  two  other  sons,  va 

Edmond  (Sir;,  of  the  High  HaD,  ia  I 
w>.  Eleanor,  eldest  daughter  and  ee>b 
liam  Audley,t  gent,  of  the  Hough,  ia 
of  Lincoln,  and  his  line  terminated  i 

Sir  WilHiun  Thorold,  of  Hough,  k 
King  Charles  II.  who  «».  Anw 
of  Sir  Charles  Dalliscm,  knt  seiy 
and  d.  s.  p.  in  likML 


being  the  snm  of  one  thouMud  BiDetj*five 
able  to  his  Majesty,  in  respect  of  that  dicuit; 
Your  Petitioner  hninbly  prays  fomr  i^ird- 
privy  seal  may  be  granted  to  him,  ia  onlcr 
discharged  from  the  said  sum  of  oac  Ckoaiaai 
pounds,  as  is  osaal  in  the  like  cases,  aad  yoi 
shall  ever  pray,  &c. 

f  This  SlRKlCHABDTH0aOLD,tDaB0idfN 

digree  of  the  family ,  drawn  up  in  ur  aboat  IM 
tH>  the  first  who  bore  for  his  arms,  **  8ablc,ll 
lient,  argent;*'  before  Sir  Richard,  ihec«Ml 
of  six,  argent  and  sable,  ou  a  canloe  raWr.  a 
t  By  Jane,  his  wife,  dani^hicr  aad  sole  I 
ander  Haiigb,  esq.  of  the  Haugh. 

914 


4  Um  Low  HiU,  In  Hnufh.  m.  Apiei 


UdcoIdp  ufaptftiu  iq  tlw  law  con 
ooly  duigliwr  of  Robert  Coney 
MCDndly.  Ellubelb.  daofbur  or 
of  UiMlBcthgrpi'.  in  tbs  wnE  (uUDty,    Dy  Ibe'lultc'r 


i>4  Inl.   I 

•liufliifr  Dl  UiKtor  ti>rt>^r.  of  UbioIh.  by  wh«  he 
hid  Bu  Lhus.     Ill  iiHtTied  •Kun^t.  Mary.  i«artlw 

by  Ihm  IaJi  Ml  ■  Kw, 

JuIilTaawi.s,<ai.  wbuiuRtod  Abu.  Jmnhm  rf 
Jabu  llcock,  fOi.  if  lU  onaif  ««  l.lB«t>l«,  *oA  UU 


THOROLD,  OF  THE  HAUGH. 

C«HT1IJ  nth  Jane,  IftW— ElTISCT  iai  Dec.  I?IJ0. 

lincagt. 

Wii.LiiH  Tuoioui.  lord  or  the  manot  of  Mantoa 
■nd  BliDkncy,  in  the  nuDty  of  l.inculn.  mmrried  for 
hit  ifCDDd  wife,  Mmrgirel,  dKUghlor  of  Sir  Robert 
lluHEy,  tat,  ot  Halton,  ind  by  ber  hud  two  lOni,  Bd- 
w>iiD  fSir),  or  the  Rigb  HrII,  uid  Rdbiiit,  of  Ilie 
Low  Hill.    Tba  j-minger, 

RoBUT  Thohold,  uq.  of  (ha  Low  Hall,  in  the 
county  of  iiocola,  marrEed  Agaem.  Hcond  daughter 
onA  heir  of  Williun  Andlcy,  »q.  ot  t]iB  HJiufb,-  hj 

■>f  ScrmglctborpCp)  he  had  i  son  and  hirlr, 

Calhnino,  daughter  'of  Edward  Hatel'wood,  can.  o( 
MaJdwEll,  in  N'DrthanipUinihire,  and  was  i.  by  hia 


fated  a  Bis 


Hatty  ckr.il,  int.  of  St.  Maryi,  in  Norfolk,  but  by 
that  ladT  had  do  iuue.  Hg  wedded,  leoondly,  the 
Honounhle  Katherioe  Itoper,  daDRhCeroTChiiatopbeT, 
Lord  Teynhmn,  and  waij.  by  hliaon, 

II.  Sib  Robut  Tudbolo.  wbo  married  Calberino, 
daagblerofSir  Henry  KoDllyn, of  GmrePlaccHanU, 


THROCKMORTON,  OP  TOBTWOHTH, 


iity  yeara  mftct  tliv  Cou^eat. 
o  doabt  that  til 
c  of  the  Nam 
beforfl,(lieetyinola^of  th«  name  beiBfa 
or  .Saion  ;  from  thia  Jobu  we  paaa  u  U 
aDother 

JoRH  TaBociaoBToii,  LottI  of  Thnck 
EowtiD  IIL  imtio  IJM,  who  had  in  H 
or  Aone,  daiifbter  and  beir  of  Sir  Ricbu 
of  AbberbDry,  in  the  ctmnty  of  OiliTrd,  i 


poinu  Rsnf  Boleliir,  Lord  Sodlcj,  Am 
EuBland,  hiaDTeraeer.  He  died  in  (be  • 
appean  by  the  prahaic,  leaiioK  Elwar.l 
Tiviiig,  who  wai  daogfaur  and  ci>^eir  fltf 
Splneio,  Lord  of  Con^tmi,  in  the  eoai 
wiok :  t  by  thia  lady  he  had  iarue. 


Eleanor.oi.  to  Itictaai^  KnilMl.ai- 

Maud.n.  toSirTbomuGn!eaa,efKo 

Margaret, ».  to  John  Rosa,  ca^- 
A^ea,  ai.  to  John  Wiiulaw,aaq, 
Ellaabelh, ».  to  Robcit  Rnaaell,  eaq. 


three  daughun.  (riM  Ai«Uay, 

deacEnded  the  ThnichniDngaai  tf  ' 
tfordnhire.    The  eldest  bob  asd  bail 


tel  nxintr.  Ha  m.  Huri 
n  and  n-hdrt  of  ThoniM  VI 
Oty.     H*  rf.  in  IMS,  Inr 


t  W  Euaiim-U.  ud  dici]  In  IIWT. 
An*,  EliiabRta,  daufthurnf  Sii  Ri- 
jiia  dtMl>t*r  or  Sir  Edirard  Rogen ; 
a.  wand  bar. 
niwiaHDaruH.  of  TMwnnh.  in  ih« 
Hv.  «lio  waa  tnifhud  by  Xliv 
W  a  BiaaniT  by  the  mune  prtoa, 
Itc  ■•■  Ant.  Cicely,  daogbur  and 
^ynbam.  Mq.  of  CiDw.rwall.  In 
ttk  <rl»n  be  bad  Ibal  manor,  and 


iknitad  aa  fmrtb  bannet. 

Dm  AUca  M«|*n ;  and  (hlnlly.  Mia* 

WBliain  waa  1. 1  bl>  llwaHi  by  bia 

fl^^ocKvoarsit.  who  vada  hia  r«- 
ML  KanhUarfUTt.  daogbwrof 
||.  and  ilaur  and  co-beir  of  EUtph. 


»<■» 


m.  by  wboD  b( 
kaw.  Sir  Bam 
t  of   I'icn 


INE,  OP  BEA11L1F.IT. 


I  MB.  Caiaua.  Kir  Knu^  wf 
I  W^Blr«l  bi>  mlUUry  adaaaUm  in 
ft  JTIiV  Imaa  (a«  Mm  iWcaa. 
Prfni  eoBiUT  •r  r«<,  la  Irrbwd, 
|»  piBWar  olilw  Caatlt  si  UArd, 


lllh  May.  IM^  «M  appalDted  one  d(  ibe 
>  of  Ireland,  in  Ibe  roam  of  Sir  Williaai 
fhia  appaintmenl  uchia  hlgb  ofllct.Lotd 


Henry  cooiiDnrd  one  of  Ibe  lords  juiHca,  UDtit 
Marqaiu  of  Ormonde  wu  <vaTn  lord  lleulenul.i 
waa  afterward*  appolnCBd  by  the  kins,  l^eld  marv 
of  Iha  foreu  in  Ireland :  wbicb  bononnible  poet 


tbrcfl  daagblen.  tIi. 


=,}- 


A'ilJIanTaitetb,  eaq.  of  Dmehtda, 

AnphiUi.  m.  ID  Rlcbard  Bron|blan.  txt.  na)ar  of 

the  foot  eaarda  in  Iraland.  feiiafr-  CiuaLEs  II, 
Eliubeth.  H.  D>  Roger  W»t,  •>).  of  (be  RucL.in 
Ibe  county  uf  WIcklow. 
lie  eldeil  •nrrlllng  aon. 
Sii  WiLuia  Tirnioax.or  neaoUeu.in  lbeco<inly 

loDdfrom  Art>(CH.ai.ull.  He  fa.  Indltb,  daa(bt*r 
ind  co-hvir  of  Jgbn  Byaac.eaq-  lord  cbiefbamn  of  the 
richeqnerin  Ireland,  and  bad.wilb  a  daagbler.  Har- 
'  '  '  I  Stefihm  fiianley,  ea4'  of  Granga 
nnly  of  Dablln.  aix  Mnis,  tIi. 


aa 

n,  billed  In  Iba  Ihlrtynindi  year  si  bia 
ttae  battU  of  Hscttl.  aoBO  ItM.    U( 
»brth,  daugblar  ofHalor  Edward  Oibba. 
cily  o(  Gisacuar.  aad  left  thraa  daofb- 
wbrreof  JvfiTH  m.  6nl.  Cbartea.  Karl  of 
rlud ;   and  H«»dly.  Sir  Roto n  Saltan. 

,  captain  in  tb 

y  tW  PlyHIk 

In  IMI. 

ByHe.  laptnln  of  feel.  1< 
of  Gibraltar,  ansa  It* 
•  wuf,  bThlaaUmaon. 


la  bnlckWd  by  KHit  Wiu 


«  FnnrA.  vi  B«sv- 


nrr.  i.  Mt£.  .\yr3.  I%(.    ■.  Mary,  ta 


..  [l«Blrf 


TDLLEMAC  hi:,  of  HtLMISGHAM 


I  iiufhta  Qt  Sir 


TOL 


TOP 


«(md  Lord   Crooiwell,  and  frand- 
Marqiiifl  of  Winchetter,  and  wm  s. 

ToLLSMACBi,  who  bad  reoeiTod  the 
ood  in  the  lilietime  of  hit  father,  and 
Mtra^  of  Orford  in  parliament,  in 
3  Cbaklbs  I.  He  m.  Elixabeth, 
Lord  Stanhope,  of  Harrington,  and 

heir. 

■.  to  William,  Lord  Allington. 
n.  to  Sir  Charles  Mordant,  hart. 
m,  to  Sir  Henry  Pelton,  bart. 
I  Sir  Robert  Broke,  of  N  acton. 
Thomaa  Cholmondeley,  esq.  of  Vale 

.  to  Sir  Nicholas  Bacon,  knt.  of 

1. 

ler,  1040,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

ToLLKHACHK,  who  Mi.  Lady  Elisa- 
er  daughter  and  heir  of  William, 
rt,  who,  upon  the  decease  of  that 

CouMTBsa  or  Dtsabt,  and  obtained 
.  in  1070,  a  conArmation  of  the  dig- 
ilege  of  nominating  any  one  of  her 
vt  pleased,  her  heir.  Her  ladyship, 
of  Sir  Lionel,  m.  John,  Duke  of 
td  no  child  by  the  duke.     Sir  Lionel 

Huntingtovert  heir  to  hb  father 

tingubiied  military  offic<*r,  died  of  a 
Ted  in  artiun,  anno  100-1. 

I. 

to  Archibald,  first  Duke  of  Argyll, 
U. 

first,  to  JaueA,  Lord  Down ;  and 
John,  fifteenth  Kurl  of  Sutherland. 

000,  and  was  i.  by  his  cldriit  son, 
Tui.i.RVACHK,  Lord  Huutingtower, 
ise  of  his  mother,  the  Duchtrsn  of 
^,  became  Karl  of  Dyaart.  He  m. 
ind  coheir  of  Sir  Thomas  Wilbra- 
Ahey,  in  Cheshire,  and  had  issue, 

Huutingtower,  who  m.  Miss  Caven- 
in  I71S,  lesTing 

•oeeasor  to  his  grandfather. 

,  m.  to  John  Clutterbnck,  esq.  of 


to  Sir  Robert   Cotton,   bart.  and 

to  John,  MarquriM  of  Camanron. 
ry,  1790,  and  waa  s.  by  his  grand- 

rOLLBVAriiK,  third  Karl  of  Dynart, 
rtO,  Lady  <irac«*  Carteret,  and  had 
efer  to  RraKi's  Perra^f  and  Ba- 
0th  March,  1770,  and  waa  s.  by  his 

t. 

rou.s«4rHi,  fourth  Karl  of  Dyaart, 
rlotte,  illegitimate  dAUghtrr  of  Sir 
and  secondly,  Msgdelena,  dangh- 
ria,  esq.  of  Malvern  Hall,  in  the 
k,  but  d.  s.  p.  nnd  February,  1700, 
deToWed  upon  his  brother, 
iiiAU  Tof.LtUACiia,  fifth  Karl  of  Dy- 
»  SI.  Anna-Maria,  another  daughter 
oned  Darid  I^wis,  but  d.  Qth  March, 
e,  when  the  BAaonm.T  iypibbd, 
Mrars  and  estates  devolved  upon  his 
i«r, 

jY 


Laoy  LooiBA  Mannbu,  widow  of  John  Manners, 
esq.  of  Grantham  Grange,  who  then  became 
CoDNTMs  or  Dtsabt,  refer  to  Bobkk'i  Peer- 
age and  Bmremgtage, 

ilmu— Argent  a  fret,  sa. 


TOOKER,  OF  MADDINGTON. 


Cbkatkd 
iNt  July,  1004. 


ElTINCT 

17th  March,1075. 


HCneagf. 

CiiABLis  TooKBB,  esq.  of  Maddington,  in  Wiltshire, 
son  of  John  Tooker,  and  grandson  of  William  Tooker, 
of  Maddington,  st.  Maud  Nipperhead,  and  had  three 
sons, 

GiLBS,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  who  m.  Alice,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Snow, 
esq.  of  Winterbome  Stoke,  Wilu,  and  had  issue. 
Charles,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  and  of  Abingdon,  Berks, 
married  and  had  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

GiLBA  TooKBB,  csq.  of  Liucolu's  Inn,  and  of  Samm, 
m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  Eyre,  esq.  of  that 
place,  and  had  two  sons  and  a  dau^ter,  Edwabd  ; 
William ;  and  Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Chafln,  esq. 
He  d.  in  November,  lOSS,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

EuwABD  TooBBR,  csq.  of  Maddington  and  New  Sa- 

rum,  who  m.  Mary,  fourth  daughter  of  Sir  John  Hun- 

gerford,  knt.  of  Doun  Ampney,  GloucesterHhire,  and 

relict  of  William  Piatt,  esq.  and  had  issue, 

Giles,  his  heir. 

Martha,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Ernie,  of  Echilhamp- 

ton,  Wilts. 
Philippa,  m.  to  Sir  Tlioroas  Gore, knt.  of  Barrow, 
in  Soinemetahire. 
Edward  Tooker  d.  in  1G80,  aged  eighty-six,  and  was 
M.  by  his  son, 

I.  (hiJia  Took  KB,  esq.  of  Maddington,  who  was  cre- 
ated a  Babokbt  in  1004.  but  died  without  issue  17th 
March.  1075,  when  tlie  title  expired;  his  sisters  were 
his  CO- heirs. 

;4 rau— Vert  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  hearU,  gu. 


TOPP,  OF  TORMARTON. 


Cbbatrii 
35th  July,  1008. 


Extinct 


JoBh  Topp,  esq.  of  Stockton,  Wilts,  sen  ef  Thoaias 
Topp,  left  with  a  daughter,  Mary,  wilt  of  WilUaa 
Colboume,  gent,  two  sons, 

John,  of  Stockton,  who  died  in  leiS.    Ho  waa  an- 


SDBhtn,  BUubrtli, 
■in,  n.  Cbmricitu-Ai 
notKii.  Viicount  Muluvnnli,  bui  d.  i,  p. 
Kdiibnry,  M.  Id  Willluu  Alton,  uq. of  thcco 
of  LddUi. 
Hialnrdihlpit.  Id  irai,  wken  till  bonoan,  thg  Ih 

^mu— V^re,  g  cbisT.  or. 

TIPPING,  OF  WHKATriELB. 


Hinugt. 

I.  tHOKti  Tirriica,  esq.  of  Whcatficid,  in  nifonl' 
■blre,  wbo  wiia  crcUed  ■  Biiohci  in  iau7-«,  miuncd 
Anrs,  dKUshtoT  at  Tboiuiu  Clieck,  ttq.  at  Pirgo,  in 
EiHH,  liy  L«tlti>.  hii  wiCc,  elder  dangbur,  and  at 
lenitlb  ml*  beir,  of  tbs  Hun.  Ednri  BohiII,  fiHuth 
£ul  of  Bedford,  nnd  hid  iHuc, 

Tbqhii.  hia  heir. 

LiTiTlt.A.tdSamaBliLord  Sandjrij  of  Dmbcnlfl)-- 
CiTHUiai,  «.  ta  TboDiu,  Lord  ArclMT,  of  Du- 
berdkdo. 
Kir  Tbomai  di*d  lil  July.  iriS,  ud  «u  (.  b>  hu  win. 

II.  Sin  TRDiti  TirriHii.  of  Wbeilfiild.  wbonuT' 
ricd  Uirr.  dKughter  nud  b?ir  of  Sir  Jalin  Lur.  but. 


TOLLEHACHE,  OF  HELMINOUAM. 


if  Marnlio,  (h(  (bbol ;  hvn  Patir  w«  fai 
HuEu  D>  T.UIUBI.  wka.  in  4*  ba 


nigbo  of  thf  cmintiH  of  Narfbit  tmt  ■■ 
end  IbT  king  (I  B#n>ic*  tptrnT^t^wl 


o  the  Uhm  of  Hu*T  ri,  «■<  b**M  II 
tune,  dugliler  u>d  Miaf  B*tala(hiB.rf 
lam.  lad  tbw  ae^Hiicd  Am  taka^B^i 

^nw  after  Ibe  chief  Hat  i<kta  «Mi^H» 
>.  by  bla  wn. 
JON.  ToLLaiitcu,  «4- •W^^  ^  *«( 

iuniiBedon,  and  had  «*•  a^  mt  tm* 

fcwULbrbiaaUMH. 


a  Ika  tn.i..lon.  >Ua.  u<  iiimit  «*■! 
led  raouaaUrr  o(  Ueciivta.  «ttk  *l«i 
gmuLbe  aad  Chartaa.  ul  d*m«  •*■  M 
Hi>i.i'>  ibeUnt  (rasud  IMB«*BHr«l 
1.  witb  ihe  neurTibtMf.iaMiMaaBa 
Ury  uf  U  CharrJi  llcj,  Md  tt*B^*' 
:i.  WyllAw*.  ud  UnitalL  Ut  •.mk^ 
1  Leir  Df  -  JM». «,. «  Crtitaa  lAk  I 
n.  and  dyiBiWhnr  BaWanVLaB' 


cnilnn  U  U.  lady  ^  !»•  a***)  «*  kM*! 
D  tba  family.  l.adT  Tllllailll  «B  Md 
ao«hier  of  Sic  ftietur^  WiMi^,<<»l 
;ir  Uonel  rf.  It  KuuMtB.  aarf  w«a  MM 
Sn  Liimii.  ToiuBxaa.  kM.  ■taWI 
ioiColkaBdSaffoa.lkll  Kluiims.  ha 
.iigbw  of  Mr  AaibnH  Janata.  Ukritl 

I  in  SuiTelt. 
■henir  Df  fluSilt  w  ••■<  II  JaMi  L  «WI 
li.ioan  ttnd  May,  lui.    HikCMbm 


roL 

y.  N^cond  Lord    CromwfU,  and  grand- 
lohn,  Marquia  of  Winchester,  and  'waa  s. 

iMRi.  Tomjevjichi.  who  had  rcceiTed  the 
ightbood  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  and 
:h«  boroiiffh  of  Orford  in  parliament,  in 
and  3  Ciiarlks  I.  He  m.  Elizabeth, 
ohn.  Lord  Stanhope,  of  Harrington,  and 

I .  biif  heir. 

fth.  m.  to  William,  Lord  AUingtnn. 
riue,  M.  to  Sir  Charles  Mordant,  liart. 
nah.  m.  to  Sir  Henry  Feltoii,  bart. 
m.  to  Sir  Robert  Broke,  of  Nactun. 
m.  to  Tliomas  (-hulmoiidelc) ,  v»i\.  of  Vale 
il. 

:ft,  M.   to   Sir  Nicholas  Bacon,   knt.  of 
bland. 

pt«'raber,  IIUO,  and  was  ».  by  liin  son, 

usTA.  Toi.i.RMAtMiK,  wlio  M.  Lady  Klixa- 
,  elder  daiigbtrr  and  heir  of  William, 
Ily».irt.  who,  up<in  thr  dcrraso  of  that 
•came  Cf>i-KTK.H»  uf  II yhikt,  and  obtained 
t»  II.  in  Ili70,  a  ronfirmatiun  uf  tli«>  dig- 
e  privilege  uf  nominatiii;;  unv  om;  of  her 


TOP 

L«iiY  \A}Vi%k  .Mankbrs,  widow  of  John  Manners, 
esq.  of  <:rantham  tirangc,  who  then  became 
ToitNTKss  OP  1)Y»*RT,  refcT  to  Bl'RKR'S  PrfT- 
agf  and  Bttrotu!tagt*» 

J rjNf— Argent  a  fret,  sa. 


TOOKER,  OF  MADDINGTON. 


CRR.tTF.n 
Nt  Jlll>.  Uitft. 


F.XTIKCT 

17tb  MarchflO;.'!. 


tt/ 


/ 


Itnragr. 

rHiRi.M  TookER,esq.  of  Maddington,  in  Wiltshire, 
soil  of  Jtihu  Tooker,  and  grandson  of  William  looker, 
of  Maddington.  m,  Maud  Nippcrhead,  and  had  three 


'"-  Scir. 

o  m.  Alirc,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Snow, 
nterborne  Stokf,  Wilts, and  had  issue. 
Uinroln's  Inn,  and  of  Abingdon,  Berks, 
nd  had  ih»u«. 

,  esq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn.  and  of  S.inim, 
lughter  of  Thomas  Kyre.  eNj.  t»f  that 
two  sons  and  a  dauuhter.  Kuwahd; 
!;ii*abeth,  m.  to  William  Chafm,  esq. 
b«'r,  ICM,  and  w:i»  *•  by  his  son, 
KR,  esq.  of  Maddington  and  New  Sa 
ir> ,  fourth  daught.r  of  Sir  John  Hun- 
Doun  Ami»n.\,  (;iom-.esti'r-hire,  and 
I  I»l.»tt,  vnx-  ami  had  i.tsuc, 

eir 

t«  Sir  >\  alter  Knilu.  of  Kihilhamp 

• 

.  t«  Sir  Tlinma'*  <;(.re,knt.  of  Barrow, 

Jtnhire. 

i.   in  iti^H.  aJ-T'J  »iK»>ty«»»»'  *"'^  *»* 

^H,  esii.uf  Ma.ldington.  who  w.is  rre 
»i  ItW-l.  but  ditd  without  issne   17th 
II  thf  t'itlr  rapircd ;  his  sisters  were 

a  iK-nd  engr.  arg.  three  hearts,  gu. 


/ 


^ 


,  OF  TOKMAKTON. 


ElTI^iT 


J 


>'  /,  :^ 


Hinragr. 

nf  Stockton.  Wilts,  son  of  Thomss 
daughter,  .Mary,  wife  of  William 
«'n  suns, 

ton,  who  died  in  103S.     He  was  an 
S'iO 


*    0 


i  n  A 

ir  of  Ikr  Torn,  or  Slaektan,  wluw 


hpmu  lingcn.  E>4.  of  Whiltc 


if  Uarry  Bifigi.ciq. 


lame  »urcG  u  Die  Toppi  at  Slock- 
,  rwi.  of  ToRDirton,  in  r.]Duc«t(r. 


Htrsi  bccwue  KiTiMCT.*  Tonminan  VM iuberitcd by 
Sir  Joko  Tojip'*  iIwikIiUt,  St.  Juhn,  n.  flnt.  to  John 
lIungFrFonl,  «M|.  and  HRnidlyitoThomu  Pncb,E^. 

Atuu—Ath.  od  ■  contoii  gu.  ■  giuntlcl  d«^d  sr. 


\;i.S''^-i'^^'    THACV,  OF  STANWAY. 


cndcil  fr 


iBiiy  fmn. 
cyi.  Lord- 


Hinoi.D,  iDHirdinii  to  DuRdiilc,  tbc  ain]  of  Kiilph, 
Eurl  of  Hereford,  but  by  otber  nnthontio  mn  illcpli- 
iniie  •on  of  ATliu  HiioLU,  pOHCu.'d  it  the  ((neriil 
•urvry,    namcmu    lurdiliipi  in    EngUnd,   Biiuineat 

lilDucuter,  witli  the  Culle  of  Kwyu.  and  otbcr  Imida 
in  HenfOTdHhire.  orcured.  doubUm,  by  hu  inUniiBr- 
rixn  with  Maud,  daughter  of  llueh  Lupua,  Rmrl  of 
Cheiter.    Tliia  Harold  had  two  son>, 

JuHH,  bin  heir. 

Robert,  who  bad  Ilic  Cattle  gf  Ewyu,  ood  nuiuned 
■lienfrimi  Itio  KOTKanic  of  Kkio. 
The  rldiT  Hm  awumini!  hi>  iiimauie  from  Sudley.the 

JoHH  iiK  Rfuuv.  He  n.  the  daughter  and  heir  of 
Trari,  feudal  Lord  of  KarDUnplc.  end  had  Isiue. 

KtuK,  hlB  lunxHor,  for  wfaoK  drtceDdaiita  refer 
to  Bi'iii-t  EiUitrl  I'liragr. 


The  TouDC*'''°j 

Wii.LiiH  ui  TitrT.t  li<ed  imttci^ 
II.  and  held  Undi  of  hii  brother.  Ba^  » 
one  knigLt't  fee.  which  «u  pnMiT  d 
Todibgloii,  for  it  appein  by  IMwBlilaf  I 
nu  held  by  the  Lord  SudleT.ef  Oeaai 
and  iD  the  reien  of  Edv»d  I.  Ibt  Ita 
prtialy  uid  la  bo  pooKaKd  DfiliaBdlUl 
a  deed  of  Olwi'll,  Lord  of  Sudte;,  aoa  uf 
uid  Rnlpb. i> called  biiundcibulkMAi 


tion  of  Thuii»  1  DauiLn.  doe*  iMifi 
Fv  i.l.ia,  in  hit  Wnrthiea,  makea  tb«  *■ 
William  Tnuy,  of  TodiDgBo,  vhaa  h 
"  a  man  of  high  blnh,  Rale,  of  itMt: 

of  the  king't,  uidbii  daily  atiendBrtr' 


of  the  aame  cnnnty,  in  the  Ifth  IdvIIB 
Kilpb  de  Sudley,  hia  kiaiDBn,  b  alattd 

Si'iWiLLUia  Titer,  otTodiBftaa.wki 
laLaDrenccTre>liain,i;th  Epuriio  La 
ba  ia  ceitihed  to  hold  t'lo.  landL  Is  t 
01  tfaarriguof  Eim.iull.he  VBiatAi 
at  Doiutuble,  aa  appearabyu  oldfaawb 
in  armoDr,  hearing  a  ataadard  with  tha 
fumily.  In  (he  17lh  of  EuwtBD  U.  tl 
vith  John  Bemnaaal,  high  abeiil  rf  Gb 

Ha  Icit  a  dau«bter,  Uusery  >«■  *l  ■ 


of  Vnibrnlade,  and  a  aon  and  hdt. 


.  ir  John  Paaaen 

'  and  Ridiard.   TW  M 
i,m,  Alice,  oae  af  tha< 


MM  BtldingtoB,  Mq.  tii  Adderbnn*  in 
cfordf  and  had  three  mmis,  Willi  am, 
Jph,  M  monk.  The  eldest, 
Tkacy,  •#  Todington,  was  sheriff  of 
in  the  SCh  Huiby  VIII.  anno  1512. 
leman  of  cxoeUent  parts  and  sound 
BMmorable  for  being  one  of  the  first 
le  reftmned  religion  in  England,  as 

last  wiU  dated  S2nd  Hcnbt  VIII. 
lenned  in  the  Bishop  of  London's 
leocaee,  and  an  wder  sent  to  Parker, 
icccater,  to  raise  his  body ;  but  he  too 
ig  the  corpse,  the  recorder  only  war- 
ilse  the  body  according  to  the  law  of 
as  aflterwaids  fined  £400,  and  turned 
lloiahip.  The  will  being  rather  of  a 
sd  characteristic  of  the  times,  we  in- 

from  it  at  foot.*  Sir  William,  m. 
feer  of  Sir  Thomas  Throckmorton,  of 
Gloucestershire,  and  had,  with  two 
sons,  Tis. 

Todington,  ancestor  of  the  ViscouKn 
RMikcaolCt  in  Ireland^  whose  heirvM, 
er  of  the  eighth  Viscount,  m.  Chablu 
esq.  who  assumed  the  additional  sur- 

UCT. 

agab  claimed  by  Jamls  Tracy,  esq. 
le  cue  is  now  before  the  House  of 


Y,  esq.  obtained  from  his  father  the 
AY.  in  the  county  of  Gloucester,  part 
e  Abbey  of  Tewksbury,  which  came  to 
rom  the  crown.  **  This  Richard," 
ter,  **  was  well  educated,  and  wrote 
father's  faith  several  Treatises  in  the 
and  that  most  remarkable  one,  enti- 
ty far  the  Cross,  written  experimrn- 
ffered  much  in  his  estate  for  his  fa- 
anetical  will :  he  also  wrote  frophetU 
.  (few  years  before  the  beginning  of 
nother  Treatise.  To  teach  one  to  die, 
d  to  his  *  Preparation  to  the  (?rou,' 
Dted,  and  falsely  ascribed  by  the  edi- 
sed  by  John  Friths,  being  one  of  the 
Sound  in  the  belly  of  a  cod  brought 
to  be  sold  at  Cambridge,  A.D.  IttlO, 
rith  canvas,  very  probably  whst  that 
andered  out  of  the  pocket  of  some 
Dan."    In  the  Snd  of  Euzabktu,  he 


lamt  of  ^dti  amrn."    i  wiiHim 

toa,  in  Ihc  Cooiity  of  Gloacc»t«r,  make 

I  Uit  Will,  a»  hereafter  foUoweth  : 

e  all  thingt  I  commit  my  lelf  to  God, 
,  bclieviDK,  without  any  doabt  or  Mi»- 
vrace,  ana  the  Merits  uf  Jk^iik  Chriat, 
V  of  hii  PasBion  and  Rfsnrrvction,  1 
ive,  Reroiision  of  all  ray  Sins,  and  Re- 
y  and  Son],  acconliu};  as  it  is  i/vritten: 
>y  Redeemer  liveifa,  and  that  at  the  last 

II  of  the  Karth,  and  in  my  Flesh  shall 
This  my  hoiH*  is  laid  np  in  my  bosom. 

te  Wealth  of  my  Soul,  the  Faith  that  I 
ehcart'd.  Is  sotlicient,  (as  I  suppose) 

Man^  Works  or  Merits.  My  <*roun(l 
lierc  Is  bat  one  G<k1,  and  one  Mediator 

Man,  which  is  jB«t'S  Christ;  m»  that 
leaven  or  in  Earth,  to  be  Mediator  be- 
ad, bat  only  Jeavu  Christ;  all  others 
kmcrt  in  receiving  of  Grace,  but  none 
■ce  of  Grace ;  and  therefore  will  1  be- 
ly  goods  fur  that  Intent,  that  any  roan 
iclp  my  sorI,  for  therein  I  trust  only  to 


TRA 

was  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire,  and  having  married 
Barbara,  daughter  of  Thomas  Lucy,  esq.  of  Charlecote, 
had  with  three  daughters,  three  sons,  Paul*  Nathaniel, 
and  Samuel.    He  was  s.  by  the  eldest, 

I.  Paul  Tracy,  esq.  of  Stanway,  in  the  county  of 
Gloucester,  high  sheriff  in  the  20th  of  ELiaAacrn, 
who  was  created  a  Baronet  by  King  Jambs  1.  29th 
June,  1011.  Sir  Paul  mi.  Anne,  daughter  of  Ralph 
Shakerley,  esq.  and  had  ten  sons,  and  as  many  daugh- 
ters, of  whom 

Richard  (Sir),  the  eldest,  succeeded  his  father. 

Anne,  m.  Edward  Hall,  esq.  of  the  county  of 

Worcester. 
Lucy,  MS.  Ray  Aylworth,  esq.  of  Aylworth,  in  the 

county  of  Gloucester. 
Alice. 
Hesther,  m.  Francis,  eldest  son  of  John  Kyrle, 

esq.  of  Much  Marcle,  in  Herefordshire,  and  had 

a  son. 
Sir  John  Kyrle,  (see  Kvrlr.) 
Elisabeth. 

Susan,  Mi.  to  William  Price,  esq.  of  Winchester. 
Barbara. 
Margaret. 
He  d.  about  1826,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Richard  Tracy,  who  had  received  the  ho- 
nour of  knighthood,  in  the  lifetime  uf  his  father,  and 
was  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire,  in  .the  4th  of  Queen 
Mary.  He  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Con- 
ingsby,  of  Hampton,  in  the  county  of  Hereford,  and 
had  three  sons,  Huhpbrky,  Richard,  and  John.  He 
d.  about  the  year  1037,  and  was  s.  by  the  eldest, 

III.  Sir  Humphrky  Tracy,  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire, 
in  the  ISth  Charlrs  1.  who  suffered  severely  for  his 
loyalty  during  the  rebellion,  having  had  to  pay  to  se- 
questrators £1000,  for  composition  for  his  Mtate.  He 
d.  without  issue  in  1051,  and  was  s,  by  his  brother, 

iv.  Sir  Richard  Tracy,  who  likewise  died  s.p,  and 
was  s.  about  1000,  by  his  only  surviving  brother, 

V.  Sir  John  Tracy,  who  d,  issueless  in  1077,  when 
the  Baronrtcy  rxpirkd.  Sir  John  Trary  devised 
Stanway  and  his  other  Mtates  to  the  Honourable 
Fkrdinando  Tracy,  second  son  of  John,  third  Viscount 
Tracy,  the  descendant  of  William  Tracy,  esq.  of  Tod- 
ington. elder  brother  of  Richard  Tracy,  esq.  of  Stan- 
way, Sir  John's  grandfather;  which  Ferdinando  m. 
the  daughter  of  Sir  Anthony  Keck,  knt.  and  was  x. 
by  his  son, 

John  Tracy,  esq.  of  Stanwayj  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  RoberTlpQis^  lord  chief  baron 
of  the  Exchequer,  and  nadiour  sons :  Robert 
Tracy;  John  Tracy  Keck;  Anthony  Tracy  (who 

N.  (i, 

the  promi»es  of  Christ,  "  He  that  believeth,  and  is  bap- 
tix'd,  shall  be  sav*d ;  and  he  that  believeth  not,  shall  be 
damne«l." 

As  touching  the  burying  of  my  body,  it  availeth  me  not 
whatsoever  be  done  thereto ;  for  St.  Augustine  saith,  l/e 
(Stra  aaenda  pro  Mortuis,  that  the  Funeral  Pumps  are 
rather  the  Solace  of  them  that  live,  than  the  Wealth  and 
Comfort  of  them  that  are  dead,  and  therefore  I  remit  it 
only  to  the  discretion  of  my  Executors. 

And  touching  the  distribution  of  my  temp(»ral  Goods, 
my  puriMise  is,  by  the  Grace  of  (»u(l,  to  bestow  them  to 
be  accepted  as  the  Fruits  of  Faith  ;  so  that  I  do  not  sup- 
pose that  my  Merit  shall  be  by  the  GiKxl  bestowing  of 
thom,  but  my  Merit  is  the  Faith  of  Jssus  Christ  onl>, 
by  wliom  such  Works  are  good ;  according  to  the  words 
of  <Hir  Lord:  *'  I  was  hungry,  and  thou  gavest  me  Meat, 
Ike."  And  it  followetb,  '*  That  ye  have  done  to  the  least  of 
my  Brethren ;  ye  have  done  it  to  me :"  and  ever  we  shoald 
consider  the  true  saying,  '*  That  a  good  Work  maketh  not 
a  good  man,  but  a  go4Ml  man  maketb  a  good  work  ;  for 
FiUth  maketh  a  man  \nAh  good  and  righteous,  fur  a 
righteous  man  llveth  by  Faith,  and  whatsoever  spriogeth 
not  of  Faith,  is  Sin." 

For  my  Temporal  Goods,  dec. 

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Stocklon  10  IhB  fother  of  HMrfy  Bigg»,etq. 
the  pnient  proprietor. 
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pTMily  Hid  to  b*  paacHBd  of  W,  aad  M>  1 
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SinifunI  -<i  pun-  avbb. 
trtil*  Wii.uiH  ad  k 


TRA  AiL^ 

lObiM  BaldiBfton,  «iq.  of  Adderkaryt  in 
Oxford,  uid  bad  three  aonij  Wjlliam, 
Kalph,  o  monk.  The  eldest, 
iH  Tkacy,  of  TodhigtoD,  was  sheriff  of 
re,  in  the  5th  Hbmby  VIII.  tMmo  M12. 
entlemaa  of  osocUeat  porta  and  wmnd 
I  ia  momorable  for  being  one  of  the  first 
d  the  relbraied  relifion  in  Enfland,  as 
bis  last  wfll  dated  ttnd  Hsnby  VIII. 
londenined  in  the  Bishop  of  London's 
ds  dcoeMe,  and  an  order  sent  to  Parker, 
Worcester,  to  raise  his  body;  but  he  too 
mins  the  corpse,  the  recorder  only  war- 

0  raise  the  body  according  to  the  law  of 
e  was  afterwards  fined  £400,  and  tamed 
Aoellorship.  The  will  being  rather  of  a 
e  and  diaracteristic  of  the  times,  we  in- 
•act  from  it  at  foot.*  Sir  William,  m, 
lifter  of  Sir  Thomas  Throckmorton,  of 
in  Gloucestershire,  and  had,  with  two 
ree  sona,  ris. 

,  of  Todington,  ancestor  of  the  Viscoukta 
of  Rutkcootct  in  irfland,  whose  hcireMs, 
ghterof  the  eighth  Viscount,  M.CuAauu 
KV,  esq.  who  assumed  the  additional  aur* 

f  TSACY. 

tecrago  Is  claimed  by  Jamu  TaAcr,  esq. 

1  the  case  is  now  before  the  Hoose  of 
-Us. 

U  s.  p, 

BACY,  esq.  obtained  from  his  father  the 
B WAY.  in  the  county  of  Gloucetter,  part 
f  the  Abbey  of  Tewksbury ,  which  came  to 
It  from  the  cruwn.  **  This  Richard," 
writer,  **  was  well  educated,  and  wrote 
his  f«ther's  faith  seTenil  Treatises  in  the 
ue,  and  that  most  remarkable  one,  enti- 
ritfNJ  /«r  lh€  Crou,  written  experimt-n* 
■uflered  much  in  bis  estate  for  his  fa- 
I  heretical  will :  he  also  wrote  fropkeii' 
UO,  (few  years  before  the  beginning  of 
,)  another  Treatise,  To  Uack  one  to  dU» 
exed  to  his  *  Preparation  to  the  (you,* 
sprinted,  and  falsely  ascribed  by  the  edi- 
aposed  by  John  Friths,  being  one  of  the 
as  found  in  the  belly  of  a  cod  brought 
ket  to  be  sold  at  Cambridge,  A.D.  KKMf, 
ut  with  canras,  very  probably  what  that 
1  plandered  out  of  the  pocket  of  some 
lan."    In  the  2nd  of  Klizaskth.  he 


kc  M«f  of  €^oti  amr n."    i  Wiiuam 

llnctMi,  in  Ibv  County  irf  <ilouce«ter,  uuke 
;  and  lart  Will,  a*  bcreaflrr  followcth  : 

rfore  all  things  I  commit  my  aclf  to  G<id, 
frrjp,  bclicvinr,  iftithiMit  an>  iloabt  or  Mi>- 
lil«  <*race,  and  tbr  Merit*  of  Jksi  h  Chbibt, 
iflar  of  hi*  p4Mi«>ii  mul  Kc«iirrrction.  I 
II  have,  RemiMitin  <if  all  my  Sia*,  and  K«- 
B«idy  and  Soul,  acronliiii;  <»•  it  i«  written: 
•I  my  Redeemer  li%eth,  and  tbat  at  the  Unt 
«  oat  of  the  K4nh,  and  in  ni>  Flrah  aball 
ir.**  Tbit  my  hope  i*  Ui<l  up  In  my  boaom. 
IZ  tbr  Wealth  f*f  my  Soul,  the  Faith  that  I 
id  rebean'd,  it  vaibcli'nt,  («•  I  tupptite) 
thrr  Man**  Woriii  or  Meriti.  My  Gnmnil 
■I  there  b  but  one  God,  and  ime  Mediator 
aad  Man,  which  is  Jb^ls  Chbi^t  ;  lo  that 
la  Heaven  or  in  Kaith,  to  be  Mriliator  be- 
d  fSod,  bat  ooly  Ji«i'ft  Chriai  ;  all  oihen 
Petitfcoucrt  ia  rccelTing  of  Grare,  hot  none 
lAaeace  of  Grace  *,  and  therefore  i»ill  I  be- 
ef my  goods  for  that  Inlent,  that  any  man 
*  to  help  my  toal,  for  therein  I  trvM  only  to 


TRA 

was  sheriff  of  Gloucestershire,  and  huYing  married 
Barbara,  daughter  of  Thomas  Lucy,  esq.  of  Charlecote, 
had  with  three  daughters,  three  sons,  Paul,  Nathaniel, 
and  Samuel.    He  was  s,  by  the  eldert, 

I.  Paul  Tbacy,  esq.  of  Stanway,  in  the  county  of 
Gloucester,  high  sheriff  in  the  SOth  of  Eubabbth, 
who  was  created  a  BABowkT  by  King  Jambs  I.  29th 
June,  toil.  Sir  Paul  m,  Anne,  daughter  of  Ralph 
Shakerley,  esq.  and  had  ten  sons,  and  as  many  daugh- 
ters, of  whom 

RicHABO  (Sir),  the  eldest,  succeeded  his  father. 

Anne,  m.  Edward  Hall,  esq.  of  the  county  of 

Worcester. 
Lucy,  m.  Ray  Aylworth,  esq.  of  Aylworth,  in  the 

county  of  Gloucester. 
Alice. 
Hesther,  m»  Francis,  eldest  son  of  John  Kyrle, 

esq.  of  Much  Marcle,  in  Herefordshire,  and  had 

a  son. 
Sir  John  Kyrle,  (see  Kyblb.) 
Elizabeth. 

Susan,  Si.  to  William  Price,  esq.  of  Winchester. 
Barbara. 
Margaret. 
He  ri.  about  1096,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sia  RicHABo  Tbacy,  who  had  receired  the  ho- 
nour of  knighthood,  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father,  and 
was  aheriff  of  Gloucestershire,  in  .the  4th  of  Queen 
Maby.  He  M.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Tliomas  Con- 
ingsby,  of  Hampton,  in  the  county  of  Hereford,  and 
had  three  aons,  Ht'MPBBiY,  Richabd,  and  John.  He 
<f.  about  the  year  1037,  and  was  s.  by  the  eldest, 

III.  SiB  Hi'MPUBiY  TBAcv,sheriff  of  Gloucestershire, 
in  the  15th  Chablas  I.  who  suflbred  sererely  for  his 
loyalty  during  the  rebellion,  baring  had  to  pay  to  se- 
questrators £1000,  for  composition  for  hb  estate.  He 
d.  without  Issue  in  1061,  and  was  s.  by  hb  brother, 

lY.  Sib  Richabd  Tbacy,  who  likewise  died  $.p.  and 
was  t.  about  1000,  by  hb  only  surriYing  brother, 

V.  Sib  Johk  Tbacy,  who  tf.  issueless  in  1077,  when 
the  BABONrrcY  bxpibid.  Sir  John  Tracy  doYised 
Stanway  and  hb  other  estates  to  the  Uonomrmbie 
Pebuinando  Tbacy,  second  son  of  John,  third  Viscount 
Tracy,  the  descendant  of  Wiluam  Tbacy,  esq.  of  Tod- 
ington,  elder  brother  of  Richabd  Tbacy,  esq.  of  Stan- 
way, Sir  John's  grandfather;  which  Ferdinando  at. 
the  daughter  of  Sir  Anthony  Keck,  knt.  and  was  ». 
by  hb  ton, 

John  Tbacy,  esq.  of  Stanwayj   who  m.  Anne, 

daughter  of  Sir  Robei{*^BS^  ^^^  chief  baron 

of  the  Exdiequer,  and  nadfour  aons :  Robert 

Tracy;  John  Tracy  Keck;  Anthony  Tracy  (who 

>'.  <«> 

the  nromi)»e«  of  Christ,  "  He  that  believeth,  and  b  bap- 
tix'fi,  iihall  be  Mv'd ;  and  he  that  belieYeth  not,  ahall  be 
damned.'' 

As  tooching  the  baryinf  of  my  body,  it  availetb  me  not 
whatsoever  be  done  thereto ;  for  St.  Aogaitine  Mith,  Xfe 
fWa  agenda  pro  Mortuist  that  the  Funeral  Pomps  are 
rather  the  Solace  of  them  that  live,  than  the  Wealth  and 
Comfort  of  them  that  are  dead,  and  therefore  I  remit  it 
only  to  the  divrvtion  of  my  Raecators. 

And  tonchine  the  diMribetiOB  of  my  temporal  GtHxt*. 
my  pQrp«iM-  i»,  by  the  Grare  of  Cjod,  to  be«tow  tbem  to 
b4'  acrepted  a*  the  Fruits  of  Faith  ;  mi  that  I  do  not  sop- 
piiM*  th4t  my  Merit  shall  be  by  the  G<iod  bestowing  of 
them,  but  my  Merit  is  the  Faith  f(  Jcsrs  Chbisy  only, 
hy  %tli<*m  snrh  Works  are  good;  arrording  to  the  words 
of  <»ar  Lord :  **  I  was  hangry,  aad  ihoa  gavest  me  Meat, 
Jkc."  And  It  fullowelb,  '*  That  >e  have  dune  to  the  least  of 
my  Brethren ;  ye  have  done  It  lo  me  :'*  and  ever  we  shoald 
consider  the  true  saying,  "  That  a  good  Work  maketb  not 
a  goud  m^n,  bat  a  goofl  man  maketb  a  good  work  ;  for 
Faith  niakclh  a  man  both  good  and  rtgktcoas,  for  a 
righteoas  man  llveih  by  Faith,  and  whalsocYcr  •priagcth 
not  of  Faith,  is  Sin." 

F«»r  my  Trraporal  Goods,  Ore. 

Ml 


M'*^  JX 

t  u 


TRE 

m.  Lady  Sumui  Hamilton,  sister  of  James,  Duke 
of  Hamilton);  and  Thomas  Tracy.  The  male 
line  of  this  branch  has  become  bxtikct,  and  the 
l(  property  of  Stanway  is  in  the  possession  of  the 
^  •  Earl  of  Wemyss,  the  jgrandson  of  Anthony 
Tracy.   -^  f^j^Ux  -^f  ,-^f^    r-1..,^. 

Armu—Ott  two  bends,  gules,  in  the  chief  point  an 
escallop,  sable. 


TRESHAM,  OF  RUSHTON. 


Cbiated 
«»th  June,  1611. 


Extinct 
in  10501. 


J 


Utneage. 

Thomas  TaisHAM,  of  Sywell,  in  the  county  of  North- 
ampton, m.  the  daughter  and  heir  of  Rempston,  and 
was  fa^er  of 

SiB  William  Tbxsham,  knt.  attorney-general  to 
K\mg  HsNRT  y.  who  m,  a  daughter  of  William  Vaux, 
of  Harrowden,  in  Northamptonshire,  and  had  two 
sons, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Henry,  of  Newton,  in  Northamptonshire,  which 
estate  he  acqtiired  with  Alice,  his  wife,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Sir  Edward  Mulsho,  and  waa 
ancestor  of  the  Treshams  of  Newton,  of  which 
line  was  Sir  Thomas  Tresham,  knt.  high  sheriff 
of  Northamptonshire,  in  the  8th  of  Jambs  I. 
He  was  5.  by  his  elder  son, 

Sir  Thomas  Tresham,  who  was  comptroller  of  the 
household  to  King  Henry  VI.  and  settled  himself  at 
Rushton,  in  Northamptonshire.  He  m.  Margaret, 
daughter  of  the  Lord  Zouch,  and  was  j.  by  his  son, 

John  Tresham,  esq.  of  Livedon  and  Rushton,  who 
m.  Elizabeth,  only  daughter  and  heir  of  James  Har- 
rington, esq.  of  Hornby  and  Wolfage,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

Sir  Thomas  Trksham,  who  was  high  sheriff  of  North- 
amptonshire, in  16  and  31  Henry  VIII.  and  received 
the  honour  of  knighthood  in  the  interim.     He  m.  the 
Honourable  Mary  Parr,  youngest  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  William,  Lord  Parr,  of  Horton,  and  had  issue, 
John,  who  'died  in  his  father's  lifetime,  leaving 
by  Eleanor,  hin  wife,  daughter  of  Anthony  Ca- 
tesby,  esq.  of  Wishton,  two  sons  and  two  daugh- 
ters, viz. 
Thomas  (Sir),  heir  to  his  grandfather. 
William,  whose  son, 
Thomas  (Sir),  succeeded  his  uncle,  Sir  Tho- 
mas Tresham. 
Muriel,  m.  to  WiUiam,  third  Lord  Vaux,  of 
Harrowdon,  (his  second  wife).  See  Burke's 
Extinct  Peerage.) 

,  m.  to  George  Walton,  esq. 
He  was  s.  by  his  grandson, 

Sir  Thomas  Tresham,  of  Rushton,  a  gentleman  of 
great  influence  in  his  county,  who  having  zealously 
promoted  the  pretensions  of  Queen  Mary  to  the  throne, 
and  assisted  in  proclaiming  her  majesty,  was  consti- 
tuted high  sheriff  of  Northamptonshire,  in  the  3rd  and 
fourth  years  of  her  reign,  and  was  constituted  prior 
of  the  re-erected  order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem.  As  he 
died  without  issue,  his  lands  descended  to  his  nephew, 


TRE 

SiB  Thomas  Trbsbav,  who  reetitaA  1 
knighthood  firom  Qmteu  BusABBm, en  t 
1575,  at  Kenilworth,  and  Is  thus  spokoi 
"  Hard  to  say,  whether  greBter  hU  delig 
buildings,  the*  more  fortanmte  io 
tunate  in  finishing  his  fabrios, 
market-house  at  Roth  well,  adorned  witi 
the  gentry  of  the  county  of  NorthBaapto 
commendable,  who  was  Bealoos  in  tlM 
swasion,  which  afterwards  cost  him  a 
mentinWisbichCasde,"  He  married  1 
ter  of  Sir  Robert  Throckmorton,  knt.  of 
the  county  of  Warwick,  and  had  isBoe, 

Fbancis  (Sir). 

Lbwis.  heir  to  his  brodier. 

William,  m.  the  daughter  of  Reed,  c 
in  Northamptonshire. 

Frances,  m.  to  Edward,  Lord  Sumit 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Winiam,  Lord  Men 
Catherine,  tn.  to  John  Webb,  esq.  of 
Mary,  as.  to  Thomas,  Lord  BmdeBoI 
Anne,  si.  to  William  FleCdier,  esq.  e 
Bridget,  m.  to  Edward  PailiBfla,  esq. 
shire. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir. 

Sib  Fbancis  Tbxsham,  knt.  behif  ion 
gunpowder  plot,  was  attainted  of  k%k 
St.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  John  ToflsB,  a: 
Lucy. 

Elisabeth,  married  to  Sir  George  Hei 
Lincolnshire. 

He  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

I.  Sir  Lbwis  Tbxsham,  knt.  of  RosM 
created  a  Baronkt  90th  June,  101 1.  He 
ry,  daughter  and  heir  of  Alderman  Jol 
London,  and  dying  in  1630,  was  s.  by  bis  i 

II.  Sir  William  Tbxsham,  who  asarr 
daughter  of  Sir  John  Gage,  bart.  of  FMi 
but  d,  without  issue  in  1050-1,  when  €h< 
became  extinct. 

Arms — Party  per  saltire,  sable  and  or, 
in  base,  each  Uiree  trefoils  slipped,  S,  1 .  a 


TREVOR,  OF  ENFIEU 


Created 
11th  Aug.  1641. 


SU 


Itnrage. 

Sir  Thomas  Trevor,  fifth  son  of  John 
of  Trcvallin,  in  Denbighshire,  ancestor  of  t 
Hampden  (see  Burke's  Extinct  Ptermg* 
on  the  6th  July,  1586 ;  a  day  memorable  i 
for  six  successive  principal  bran^es  w1 
birth  thereon.  Adopting  the  legal  proii 
tained  considerable  eminence  at  tiie  la 
passing  through  the  usual  gradations  ol 
eventually  constituted  chief  baron  of  ^ 
His  lordship  wedded  Prudence,  danghti 
Boteler,  esq.;  and  secondly,  Frances,  d 
heir  of  Daniel  Blennerhassett,  m%.  of  1 
the  former,  who  died  in  1014,  he  left  at 
December,  1050,  an  only  son, 

532 


TRY 


TUF 


OMAS  Tbitob,  Mq.  of  Enfl«ld,  in  Middlesex, 
u  created  e  BAmomr  in  IMl,  end  made  a 
of  the  Bath  at  the  coronation  of  Chabuu  II. 
Int,  AnnCt  daughter  of  Robert  Jennor,  e«q.  of 
;  and  eeoondly,  Mary,  daagltter  of  Samuel 
f,  eeq.  of  Kew,  bnt  died  without  iasne,  5th 
ry,  1076,  when  the  title  became  ixtinct. 

—Party  per  bend  sinister,  erm.  and  erminob, 
■Bipant  vt» 


TROTT,  OF  LEVERSTOKE. 

an  ISth  Oct  1060.— Extinct  14th  July,  107S. 

in  Taorr,  esq.  of  Lererstoke,  in  Hampshire, 
s  created  a  Baronbt  iSth  October,  1060,  mai^ 
cahetii.  daughter  and  oo  heir  of  Sir  Edmund 
lord  mayor  of  London,  and  had  by  her,  who 
,  secondly.  Lord  James  Russell,  sixth  son  of 
.,  Duke  of  Bedford,  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 
Hani  MB,  married  to  Sir  Hugh  Stukely,  hart,  of 
inton,  Hants. 

I  Trott  died  I4th  July,  1672,  and  as  he  left  no 
oe,  the  BAiiOMrrcY  became  xxtinct. 


lYON,  OF  LAYER  MARNEY. 


irao 
ir.  I 


vV  vi/  VV 


Extinct 
34th  April,  17M. 


Knragt 

rst  ef  this  family  that  came  into  En(.land,  was 
TsYON,  who  (led  from  the  persecution  of  the 
'  Alva.  His  family  had  long  flourished  in  the 
latries,  and  was  so  opulent,  that  the  emigrant 
with  bim  the  Tery  large  sum.  in  those  days, 
thousand  pounds  sterling.  His  wife's  name 
ry.  she  died  3rd  January,  1618,  and  was  in- 
ry  her  husband  in  the  church  of  St.  Christo* 
sear  the  Royal  Exchange.  By  that  lady  he 
•», 

as,  of  London,  who  left  sn  only  daughter,  who 
.  Mr.  Hucksl^y,  of  Edmouton,  in  Middlesex. 
I'tL,  heir  to  his  father. 

y,   M.   to  Sir  Sebastian    llanrey,  knt.    lord 
syor  of  London  in  I61H,  (the  year  Sir  Walter 
felcigh  was  beheaded,)  and  had  an  only  daugh- 
r,  (heir  to  Sir  Sebastian). 
Maet   Habtby,  m.  to  Sir  Francis   Popham, 

knt. 
ter,  m.  to  Sir  William  Courteen,  bart.  of  Lon- 
n. 

s.  by  his  second  son, 

SsHVBi.  Tbton,  who  rrceiTed  the  honour  of 
Md  from  King  Jamm  I.  at  Newmarket,  Uth 


RiCHABii  Wobtlbt,  knt.  of  Wurtlcy,  la  the 

r  York,  left  isMie, 

■cii  (Sir),  km.  and  baronrt,  bit  heir. 

•  SBO  (Sir),  mentioned  aborc. 


April,  1615,  and  was  created  a  Babonbt  S8th  March, 
16S0.  He  M.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  John  Eldred,  citi- 
len  of  London,  and  departing  this  life.  8th  March, 
1630,  was  buried  in  the  yault  belonging  to  the  funily, 
in  the  chancel  of  Halsted  Church,  Essex.  The  first 
estate  Sir  Samuel  had  in  that  county,  was  tiie  manor 
of  Layer  Mamey,  which  he  purchased  from  Peter 
Tuke,  esq.  He  afterwards  bought  the  lordship  of 
Halsted  from  Sir  Thomas  Gardiner  knt.  and  pulling 
down  the  old  building,  erected  a  neat  structare  in  its 
stead,  called  Boys  Hall.  He  lired  and  died  in  Hal- 
sted. His  widow  afterwards  married  Sir  Edward 
Wortley,  knt.*    He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  SiB  SaxuxlTbyon,  but  ten  years  and  ten  months 
old  at  the  decease  of  his  father,  and  afterwards  in 
ward  to  his  mother's  second  husband.  Sir  Edward 
Wortley,  who  Is  stated  to  hate  wasted  his  estate,  and 
to  hare  induced  Sir  Samuel,  when  young,  to  marry 
his  niece,  Eleanor,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Lee,  of 
Quarendon.    By  tiiis  lady  he  had, 

Samuxl,  his  heir. 

Alianoba,  m,  to  Sir  Richard  Pranklyn,  bart.  of 
Moor  Park,  Herts. 
His  first  wife  dying,  the  baronet  married  secondly, 
Susan,  daughter  of  John  Harrey,  esq.  of  Newton,  in 
Suffolk.  This  lady,  who  was  remariLable  for  personal 
beauty,  married  after  the  decease  of  Sir  Samuel,  Timo- 
thy Thombury,  gent,  of  London,  and  died  in  the 
Michaelmas  after  the  great  frost.  She  had  issue  by 
Sir  Samuel, 

Sahuxl-John,  suooessor  to  his  half-brother. 

John,    ") 

Moses,   >  all  died  young. 

Anne,  J 

The  baronet  died  in  1665,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

III.  Sib  Sanobl  Tbton,  who  died  unm.  about  the 
year  1671,  when  his  sister,  Alianoba,  became  his  heir, 
and  the  baronetey  derolyed  upon  his  half-brother, 

IT.  Sib  Sahuxl-John  Tbton,  who  m.  Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  Robert  BoMmds,  of  Chelmsford,  draper,  and  had 
two  daughters,  his  co-heirs,  Tix. 

Mabt,  m.  to  Thomas  Dary,  gent,  of  Shipdam,  in 

the  county  of  Norfolk. 
Susan. 

Ho  d.  34th  April,  1734,  when  the  Babonbtct  became 
xxtinct. 

ilrsii— Ax.  a  fcsse  battelee  between  six  estoiles  or. 


TUFTON,  OF  THE  MOTE. 


CsrATto 
34th  Dvc.  I6IJ. 


Kxtikct 
1  Ith  Oct.  1065. 


lineage. 


I.  Sia  HrMPHBKY  TuPTON,  knt.  next  brother  of 
Nicholas,  first  Earl  of  Thanet,  purchased  ttmf. 
CuABLXs  1.   the   Mote,  near  Maidstone,  Kent, 


Elcao<»r,  m.  to  Sir  Hrnry  Lr«,  bart.  of  Qaarrndtia, 
and  bad  a  daa^hin,  Elsanob  LsB,  ta.  to  Sir 
SamacI  Tryua,  bart. 

5aj 


TUL 


TUR 


licing  thence  designated  was  created  a  BAaoRKT  in 
H(4 1 .  He  M.  Margaret,  eldest  daughter  and  co4ieir  of 
Herbert  Morley,  esq.  of  Glynd,  in  Sussex,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  Humphry,  who  died  unm.  3rd  August,  1641. 
II.  John  (Sir),  knt.  heir  to  his  father. 
111.  Charles. 
IV.  Francis. 

V.  Henry,  of  Gmy's  Inn,  d.  unm. 

I.  Christian,  d.  unm. 

II.  Olimpia,   m.  to   Sir   William  Wray,  bart.  of 

Ashby,  in  Lincolnshire. 

III.  Cecilia,  d.  unm. 

Sir  Humphrey  died  at  his  seat,  Bobbing  Place,  in  Oc- 
tober, 1050,  aged  seventy-six,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Tuftux,  of  the  Mote,  who  m.  first, 
Margaret,  tliird  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  Lord 
Wotton ;  and  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Sir  James  Attham,  K.B.  of  Markhall,  Essex,  but  died 
without  issue,  11th  October,  1685,  aged  sixty-two, 
when  the  Baronbtcy  became  extinct.  The  estate  of 
the  Mote  Sir  John  bequeathed  to  his  niece,  Tufton 
Wray,  and  by  that  lady  it  was  alienated  to  Sir  John 
Marsham,  bart.  by  whose  representative,  the  Earl  of 
Komney,  it  is  still  possessed. 

Arms — Sa.  au  eagle  displayed  erm.  within  a  bordure 
arg. 


TUKE,  OF  CRESSING  TEMPLE. 


TURNER,  OF  WARHAM. 


Created 
31st  Mar.  1663-4. 


Extinct 
10th  Aug.  1690. 


iihtragr. 

I.  SAMrr.r,  Ttki.  ohi\.  of  (-rcssinRTrmpb',  in  Kshcx, 
(k-sceiid<;d  fnnii  ;in  anrient  family  in  that  county,  was 
••rcatrd  ;i  IImhi.nj.t  .{1st  .March,  ll»«;,i-4.  Ho  ;«.  Mary, 
daughter  of  hdw  ard  Guldeford,  esq.  of  HeniKtcd,  Kent, 
and  was  s.  by  liis  son, 

II.  Sir  Samiiki.Ti'Ki:,  a  gentleman  of  poetic  attain- 
iiu'nts.  He  si-rvod  as  a  colonel  in  the  royal  army, 
and  suffiTed  luucli  in  rousoqueuce.  Sir  Samuel  wedded 
Mary,  daughter  of  Kdward  Sheldon,  esq.  of  Ditchford, 
in  \\  arwickhhiro,  and  dying  2tith  January,  1073,  was 
A.  by  his  Hon, 

III.  Sill  ('hari-Ks  TiKK,  who  died  of  wounds  received 
at  the  battle  of  the  Doyne,  10th  August,  KHK).  He 
never  married,  and  witli  him  the  Baroneti  y  k\pireu. 

Arms— Vcr  fesse  indented  nz.  and  gu.  three  lions 
)>aMsant  or. 


TULl'K,  OF  AMSTKRDAiM. 

Crraieu  23rd  April,  1075.— Extinct,  unascertained. 

Einragr. 

In  1075  u  Hakunf.tcy  was  conferred  on 

1.    Richard   TiLPh,   <»f  AmstcrdHni,  but  we   have 

ascertained  no  particulars  beyond  the  fact  and  date  of 

tiie  creation. 


r 


crkatid      rry 

27th  April,  1727.    '9 


Br 


Itneagr. 

The  family  of  Turner  was  seated  for  a  en 
period  in  the  county  of  N'orfidk. 

Charles  Turnxr,  eaq.  of  Weasaahaa,U 
xabeth,  his  wife,  two  sons.  Sir  John  Taracr,  I 
for  Lynn,  who  d.  ».  p,  in  1711,  snd 

William  TuRKia,  esq.  who  married  aall 
sons,CHARLU,  his  heir;  WiUiaBi,whadiili 
John,  who  succeeded  as  aecoDd  harooct.  Ik 

I.  Charlrs  TuRNSft,  esq.  of  WaikiB,ii 
M.P.  for  Lynn,  from  the  ITfiiiitmiiM  adl 
was  a  commissioner  of  trade,  aad  a  Isid  rfl 
ralty,  temp.  Queen  Anns,  and  a  oaBmWa 
Treasury,  in  the  reign  of  GioacB  II.  la  Ul 
created  a  Baronct,  with  reToaioB*  to  ( 
issue,  to  bis  brothers  and  tiheir  mal 
ried  first,  in  1889,  Mary,  daughter  of  Bstal 
esq.  of  Houghton,  in  Nwrfolk,  aad  sister  if  i 
Walpole,  K.G.  the  celebrated  mJaklsr.Hi 
had  issue, 

John,  who  died  in  his  father's  iiWai 
three  daughters,  riz. 
Maria. 

Aune-Camlina,  m.  to  John  Playien 
and  heir  of  Sir  John  Flaytm.ktf 
Dorothy  Wal}»oIe. 
Anne,  #n.  to  the  Uev.  Mauricr  .<aclhaf . 
bend.ir>  of  \\  0!*tinin«ti>r,  inJ  h^  umi 
Maurice  Suck-linj;.  rapt.  R.N     MP 
jiatrun  of  NeNon.auJ  a  hizti!\  ivi 
and  uallant  seaman.      He  C  *   r. 
W  illiam  Suckling:,  d.  ».  ;i. 
Catherine  Suckling,  m.  iu  iri*.  t» 
Eibnund  Nelson,  M.A.  and  vmb 
HoRAiio   Nelson,  \iscouat  N< 
hero  of  Trafalgar. 

Klixabeth,  m.  to  John  Fowle.  e^.  of  ! 
Norfolk,  one  of  the  rommisMMwn  «f 
Sir  Charles  married  secondly,  Mary. 
William  Bloi»,  knt.  of  Cockfirld  Hall.  S< 
lict  of  Sir  Nerille  Catlyn,  k.nt.  «f  kiAy 
whuiii,  who  died  30th  August,  173a,  he  had 
Sir  Cliarlcs  d.  24th  NoTrmber.  irw.aai  «« 
ing  to  the  limitation  of  the  patral.  by  h»i 
ving  brother, 

II.  Sir  John  Tirnui.  M.P.  for  Lym»,t« 
An>f.,  who  married  Mi»s  Allen,  and  d^iag* 
ry,  1739,  was  .«.  b\  his  only  imii, 

III.  Sir  John  TtRNui,  M  P.  for  L)«b.«1 
Frances,  daughter  and  co-heir  ef  Jaha  N« 
Allesley,  in  WarAA-ickshire,  M.P.  aadhadi 
tcrs,  his  co-heirs,  vii. 

Annk.  m.  to  Robert  Hales,  ei^.  snd  is 
leaviuc  with  junior  iMor.  a  smi  a»l 
I'lrnar  Haij:s,  esq.  of  SnfUk. 

Fanny,  m.  to  Sir  Martin  Brovae  FMb 
Hillington,  and  died  ia  iftlS.  Itavu 

AM 


TWI 

be  pmmt  Sib  WiLuaa  Biotmn  POUM, 
or  IlilUnrn. 

BTDrr  died  in  l?M.  whn  the  BiinniTCT 
ixrr.    Tbg  eitue  it  Wuhem  wu  uld  by 

t  ■  chief  erf-  a  lioD  paeeuit  |Dp 

NER,  OF  KIRKLEATHAM. 


■n'NTE,  OF  HALSEWELL. 


W.taaqt. 

The  repRMDUtlie  of  the  Tynlri  at  Ihe  clnw  of  the 
xleenlb  century, 
'      EuwiiD  TtHTi.  e.^.  of  WmhiU,  in  the  eounly  of 

I  Ei>«iiD.'hi>  htiri  ind'ltoiMT  (Sir),  lut.  who  »('- 
I  llnl  in  ticland  in  ]0U,  uid  whg  wu   incnlDT  of  the 
lame.  reudeutiBthupert  of  iheking 


.n-Uv,  John  Uihe.e 


tj,  daviihter  of  Jameii  Shuttlevorlh,  04. 
vhirfa  lalter  lady  larriTni  him,  end  ■■' 
>ir  Thmu  Guooicne.  hart,  tfir  Charlca 
ib«.  IIU,  Bfad  fifly-eeieD,  and  waa  t,  by 


ISTLKTON,  OV  RARLF.V. 

,&--s:3- 

;<«-x^x 

P.1T.I.IT 
0>:tDb,r,  1015. 

<<:^ 

l,i»a«r. 

■  Tirini.noK,  eaq.  of  Birlry.  in   York- 

liaoKn  in   IMS.    lie  uairTinl  CTadirriue, 
H^ury  Hfpytiixi.  f-,.  o(  Wi«blll.  bat  hy 

1  i_Br.    He  d.  in  (Inobrr.  ISlt.  when  the 
e  uiiorr.     The   utate>  mined  to  hie 

wifTLiTait.  ee^.  of  Un 
It  LoBti  H.Ti  .'i-D  Ka 

I.   in  Yorkxhire. 
ul.anreMornfthe 
a.    (8w  Bi'iai-> 

larne  eatatea,  intended  Co  have  (been  treated  knlEhla 
of  the  Royal  Oak.  He  k.  Jane,  dau(fater  and  heir- 
eaaarHugb  Halacwell,*  of  HaliBwcll,  in  the  county 
of  SomFncI,  ion  of  Hil  Nicholaa  HalHwell,  and  Ihui 
acquired  the  estate  wbicb  baa  lioce  been  the  chief  rc' 
lidence  d(  the  family.     By  the  heima  of  Ualaevell, 


eateda 


|.  of  Halirwe 


the  lawn  of  BridfROaler  In  parliaucm  in  IDH.  He 
■I.  Grace,  daughter  and  c»beir  of  Robert  PorMecae, 
eaq.  of  nUeif  h,  in  the  coiuty  of  Ueron,  by  Grace,  hU 
wUe.  d*u«liier  of  (be  gallanl  Sir  BeTille  VnaiiUe, 
kni.  of  Slow,  and  had  iiaue, 

HtiiaoaM,.  of  Nov  Colle|c,  Oxlhrd,  «bo  prcde- 

oeaaeJ  hia  father  ann. 
PoiTaaici,  who  m.  the  danihm  of  —   Giffard, 
eai|.af  CaoaiDinoD.biilil.  i.  p.i.p.     HiawiJow 
wedded,  aecendly.  Hoplon  Wyndhan,  eaq.  and 
thiRUy,  —  Cadrinpon,  »q.  of  Clouculerahirc. 

Hobirt,  had  an  only  daughter,  who  if.  yuuon. 
Tol.  i.  f.  m). 
11.  Nia  JuHO  TihTB.  of  Haiacwell,  whs  married 


II)  «f  Uilwwrll,  .n  ttr  lliliFw 


Tynlr.  iuilacdialrl)  al 


n,  dta«liMf  ar  a*  tmuH  8lr  Jtta  atakn 


F.  E.  HOWARD, 
ARCMITRCT. 


My  doar  Laribcrn 

'   '^"^U  B'jsaure.l  up  thn  plan 

cf  tbo  ohurnh  ai  ^  oixtoen  nors  photOT^ 

I   gather?!  froai  ^5,^  Tyrrells  lived  at 

Qlppln:  until  rtjj  ^^  oxiatod  until 

a  short  whila  ai  ^j^^  patori  ils  oold. 

I  took  doKlL^^  ^^  photos. 

S.R.   biittrissc  oi,^,  ^  j^n4. 

2*^'  tipiflr  ?n*rallod,  •<  ^^ 

S  Butaresu  of  -'4,,f£.jij 

Chinnoy  ataok. 

E.l.   A  band  lnl'i„„g_   inpHlnE  ^  oln 

I   think  thlii  la  L  octtia-sa  aro  not 


H.J.  TjrroU  in. 
2  I/rreil  l""?^ 
8  Arundal ,    lua 


to  thla. 


bn!  ^ 

it  lins  .-^  3arbl'3  top  ani  the  fVontal 
{g;ry  flno  ns-l  velvot  with  '^old  lac»J 

buttrwm,  "'hlRh  T  r'jii  is 

»  o'js  not  ml'.'i  aonao.  Th-j  notto  as 

-^tidards  is  "  Tout  pour  Is  raloulx* 

of  Xhcr^i  in  the  winctow,  the  era 

Qjks  feathers,   whloh  su's^sts  sono 

K  L.  A.  soroJl.   I  oannot  flake  i 
^la<J  for.   It  oociiTfl  nr^sin  In  the  ' 
y.ar  letters,   but  T  does  not  on^nir 

•i 

1  3in'ier'»l7, 


TYR 


TYR 


Bim  Tbomas  Tibbsll,  kBt.  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
r  Winiftm  Browne,  lord  meyor  of  London,  and  by 
9  (wIm  m.  eeoondly.  Sir  WiUiam  Petre,  knt.)  had 
ft  mly  danghter,  Cathbbini,  m,  to  Sir  Richard  Ba- 
»•  knt.  of  SiainhoTM,  in  j^ent._  He  d.  3rd  April, 
I  HmaY  VIIL  and  was  t.  by  hiii  brother.  V^i.  pS 

Via  Hrwar  TiRRBLL^knt.  who  held  of  the  que«n  the 
MMr  of  Heron,  of  her  honour  of  Maunderille,  by 
MMrriee  of  one  knight's  fee.  and  the  other  manor* 
PMentfrith,  Tingooda.  and  Poddeebroke,  in  Enex. 
*kdf  a  knight's  fee.  which,  with  Foochera,  were 
|ll  ef  dM  bonoar  of  M aandeTille,nnoe  in  the  duchy 
Sir  Henry  in.  Thnmaaine,  daughter  of 
Gooaaton.  esq.  of  London,  and  dying  30  Eli- 
.  WM  «.  by  hia  eldest  son, 

At  Thomas  TYaaii.i.,  knt.  of  Heron,  who  m.  Mary. 
^Iter  of  Sir  John  Sulyard.  knt.  of  Wethersden.  in 
■ftft,  and  dying  in  four  years  after  inheriting. 
•■«.ky  his  eldest  son,  y,  ^  iV../- 
9tm  John  TYaaiLL.  knt.  who  m.  first.  Klixabeth, 
Nihter  of  Sir  John  Croke,  lord  chief  justice  of  the 
^t^B  Bench ;  and  seraifiSly,  Jocosa,  daughter  of  John 
'k^r*  aaq.  of  Sisinhurst,  in  Kent,  but  baring  no 
^■If  vaa  a.  at  his  decease  by  his  brother, 
^AsTaoiiAsTiaaiLL,  knt.  This  gentleman  m,  Msr- 
«t,  dMMthter  of  John  Filioll.  esq.  of  Old  Hall,  in 
^St  and  had  two  sons.  tix. 

Joan,  (Sir),  hb  successor. 

Tliniai,  of  Butlesbury.  in  Essex,  m.  Elizabeth, 

dnaghter  of  Tliomas  Steward,  cm^.  of  (!helms- 

Ibrd,  and  had  a  son. 

John,  of  Rillericay,  alito  in  Essex,  living  in 
lOM,  M.  Mary. daughter  of  Giles  Alley u.  esq. 
of  Haaley  Hall,  in  the  same  county.* 

fe  cUcr  son  and  heir, 

^■a  Joan  Tiaaau..  m.  first,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
■ave  RTclyn.esq.  one  of  the  nix  clfrLs  in  chuucery, 
B  hy  her  had  a  daughter,  FUizabeth.  m.  to  Huni- 
ry  Forrtrr, eldt^t  sou  of  Sir  llurophry  Funiter.bart. 
AUeraMWtim.  Berks.  He  wedded  8<'condly.  Mar- 
k«  Anai^iter  of  Sir  Laurence  VVsjihington,  knt.  of 
■^■iAcn,  Wilts,  by  whom  (who  d.  17th  December, 
^  agad  ninety)  he  had       -^     2^v,' »' 

I— ranee,  d.  *.  p. 

Jo««,  hia  heir. 

Martha,  m.  to   Sir    Benjamin  AylofTc,  bart.  of 
Brastcd,  Essex. 


.  who  suffered  severely  for  his  loyalty, f  #/. 
tt  AprO,  1073,  agfd  eiglity  two,  uud  was  *.  by  hif* 
Madson,  the  »iin  and  hrir  of 

K«  Joaa  Ttaakii.,  cs«|.  of  Sprin(;li«*ldKurn«>y,  in 
A  ««aty  of  F.MC&,  who  wns  rnnti'd  a  Haro>ki, 
^1  Ortnber,  lOM.  Sir  John  married  fmt.  l^ttirv, 
•f  Thomas  C'opp«*n,  eMj.  of  Mirrathal,  in 
>  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  CHiatLH.  hiii  livir  ;  he 


m.  secondly,  Anne,  widow  of  Richard  Yeand,  of  Lon« 
don,  merchant,  which  lady  died  issueless,  9-tth  April, 
lOM.  Sir  John  m.  thirdly.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Al- 
derman John  Allen,  of  London,  by  whom  (who married 
secondly.  Sir  Thomas  Stamp,  knt.  alderman  and  lord 
mayor  of  London)  he  had  no  issue.  Sir  John  d.  in 
the  lifetime  of  his  father,  30th  March,  1073,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  CHsaLKs  TvaaBLL,  who  inherited  the  es- 
tates of  the  family  at  the  deceaae  of  his  grandfather. 
He  m.  Martha,  daughter  and  heiress  nf  Charles  Mild- 
may,  esq.  of  Woodham  Mortimer  Hall,  in  Essex,  by 
whom,  who  d,  in  1000,  he  had,  with  a  daughter,  tiha 
wife  of  Colonel  Wyndham,  of  Earlsham,  an  only  son, 
his  successor,  at  his  decease,  3rd  February,  1714,  (aged 
fifty>four), 

III.  Sir  John  Tyrreli..  who  m.  first.  Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  James  Dolliff.  knt.  of  Mitdiam,  in  Surrey, 
snd  had  by  her, 

Mary. 

Martha,  hi.  to  Sir  Thomas  Drury,  bart.  of  Over- 
stone  in  Northamptonshire. 
Annb. 

ELIKiBRTR. 

He  married  secondly.  Miss  Cotton,  eldest  daughter  of 
John  Cotton,  esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  and  of  Eaat 
Bamet.  in  Middlesex,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons. 
He  d.  !tlst  June.  17S0,  and  was  s.  by  the  eldest, 

IV.  Sir  Charlbs  Tyrrbli.,  who  d,  S7th  July,  1735, 
aged  eleven,  and  waw  s.  by  his  brother, 

V.  Sir  Joh.n  Tybrrll,  who  m.  Miss  Crispe,  daugh- 
ter and  heir  of  Thomas  Crispe,  esq.  of  Perbold,  in 
Lancafthire.  but  died  s.  p.  m.  5th  January,  1700,  when 
the  title  became  bxtinct. 

y4rifur— ArRpnt.  two  che>cronels,  azure,   within   a     7/i»«-  ^< 
bonlure.  engrailed,  gules.    f^'fu,^%^(uLu'};,.,^  %i 


TYRRELL,  OF  THORNTON.  _ 

p  /  Firnt  Patent,  3Ist  Oct.  1017. 

I.RBATBD  j^^^^^^  Patent,  10th  Feb.  1038. 

Extinct  *iOth  Jan.  1740. 

Srtnrage. 

This  was  a  branch  from  the  same  stock  as  the  Tyr- 
rolls  of  Springfield. 

Sir  Thov as  Tvaari  l,  knight  banneret,  second  son 
of  Sir  Tliomas  Tirrell.  of  Heron,  m.  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Sir  Humphry  lie  Bruiuj^of  South 
Okendqn.  and  had  iMue.  Sir  'rhomus  was  master  of 
the  horse  to  Kitthariiie.qui-en  consort  of  Hcnby  VIII. 
He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Sia  William  TraaKi.i..  of  South  Okendon.  who  m. 
Klizubi-th,  dauRfater  of  Sir  Thomas  B<Miley,  knt.  foun- 
der of  the  Bodleian  library,  at  Oxford,  and  left  a 
»ou  and  heir, 


J- 


rcv' 


feb  wa*  s.  by  ht«  Kin, 

Ibaa  Ttrrbll.  eiu|.  of  Billeric.-i>,  wh<i  m.  Mar> .  d4n  Jiter  <>(  William  Marlow.  e^q.  and 
Soaa  TTRRau.,  rfti|.  of  llattiilil  Pr\fr«ll,  in  11«t\,  wIii».m>  m,ii  and  hcii. 
SoaaTTRRKfX.eMi.  of  BoztlMin  Huii«e.w4iicrvattd  4  lUKi'Mrriu  iHim.rrirr  lo  IU'SKR's 


ind  way  «.  by  bit  m>d, 

<|.  of  ifoKtlMin  tluii«e,w4ii  creaiMi  4  iSAKiiNirr  lu  iKwii.mrr  lo  dlurk  ■  Pfrrageand  Baronetage. 
P  la  EaH-HfiriMt'iii  rhnrrh  urte  «rvfral  drfnrrd  moiiuiiienl*  oftlie  Tyrrell*.  an<l  in  the  Miuth  t'ha|icl  is  a  ];nivc-tlonef 


laa  laicnptiun  tu  tlii«  Sir  J<>lin  Tirrell,  vii. 


1% 


Eir'  dvmv 

S«-iiH'l  deciiii4t<ia. 

Bi*  r«rrrr4luii, 

T«T  •ei|ui"'lr4Hi». 

Tiird  i|iiitiit-«  ■^»lt4lii*, 

Hie  J4ret  iiihuiii.ilaM. 

JiiliiiuneA,T>ireU, 

K>{ue«  Aiir4tii4. 

Clbiit  ilif  Maili*.  Apitlii  .V:  A   l>irtn.  \rtl^,*\*\-  >ft 


\Xt 


T  Ttutu..  ft-  vbD  m.  1 

d  biir  of  Rubnl  InEletaD.  e>i(.  d(  TlKirnUii, 

ick>,  wbo  broagh^iC  ii  mud,  IhiRj  nunsn  i 

Iha  ruBil;,  inclodiDE  TlunnMn.    He  «i>  i.  Iit 


r  Edwud 


iwiiit  i»ue.  Iiy  Klniwr.  dmigbtci 
Mondial,  knt  lard  cbi«r  }imic«  of  Biiglaaa, 

Sii  Edviic  Tt»iu.,LdL  of  ThDrnuo.  vko  ■>. 
Ant,  Miry,  daufhler  sT  Benedict  Lee.  b>4.  m  Hub- 
mU,  in  Bocki,  and  by  bar  hud,  wUb  tva  dinghten. 
or  wbDm  Huy  m.  Wmiun  Tiye.  nq.  of  Hudwlck, 

Sdwkd,  bii  faelr. 
He  in.  •ccondlj'.  MirgaRt.dBDebliTorThaaiu  AHan. 
nq.  of  Alan,  in  Chnkin,  inel  widow  of  T.  BgcrMa, 
caq.  of  Wdgn'o,  b;  whaia  be  bid 

Timuthy,  (Sir),  of  OaUey.] 

JabD,  cxpUia  at  (gM,  kilted  >i  (Iw  bdtle  of  New- 

Thimui'*.  (Sir),  of  Huulipe,  ind  CiHle  Tbrap, 

wbo.  by  Iii>  wife,  *  diushlir  of  ~  SiaDlen,  of 

Tbnnu.  m.  Heiler,  dangbtet  of  Sir  Elwmii 
Trinll,  of  Tbomioo.  bin.  (n-liat  of  Xlr 
PilirUMiiT.udarGir'nunuuSilUlnrf, 
bin.j  by  whom  be  hid  a  diacbter, 

1  Blower,  gtnt.  of 


Ellubetb,  n.  10  Wflliuo  Luie,  an.  of  Hu 

■lipe. 
TbeodoHi,  ■•.   u  Pnncii  BnTmin.  nq.  i 


renelopc,  m,  tn  Cipi.  (lirrliner. 
PnnaB.  IB.  bi  Sir  Bdvinl  Urousbto' 

Uintwill,  in  Flbmbim. 
Tbendoaii,  n,  to  Rdwird  W«I,  nq.  of  H 
<  Buck..  *-i    fr'^'^.  fV«  ■^ 

Pbllliqw.  H.  ts  John  Ndbih.  ai].  of  W 


Geone  TTmll.  d.  IB  U  U ,  ••<  va 

<T»tr4    ■    BlBOKIT    tin    Nil.    II 

6m,  Ellnb-Ui.  dioolurT  .1  Bii 
tnc  of  SidBaOUR.  Klnll.  Md  Ik 


IV.IUD.  of  Rneihxbun  C 
labn  Neidbim,  at  UAWiroi^lv.  k 
LofKbin,  bnl  bod  ao  oUm  iHva.  Sil 
itbupled  u  mnna  bia  ■»■»>— I 
the  banaetcy,  by   mmnJarim  O 


•  SiiTiHffrlit  TlilILUof  nafclcT-lnKiil't,  mi 
■r  otibt  feurk  bunnli  lu  Khtf  CmauB  1.  aiiil  /VA 
ItHit,  n,  Elrau*,  ilaaebicr  of  Sir  Wllliiin  lUai 
sill,  knl,  ofSMnaBloo,  llinla,  aad  bad  i«iK, 

W  lUlirn,  hlllHl 'la  Ibp  elvll  wan,  at  OhrMn-.  in  M 
Hfnrr.   lUfCF  of  Whuldoa  Cbiw.  Back*,  m. 

b)  Btdtimlihln,  asd  bad  two  diBrtlir*, 
CiTHtUNi,  aa.  lo  ntuTj  E<li)'i,  Hq-  of  Whi 


-u  inSli  IVltiTiiipli.kiil.uf  StasloB, 


Julii,  rtiddii  •](  •  IB  •■■.>«-• 
l'lb>r,  nUlnl  !■  JuuHi. 

UI^S, «.  in  MilUfi,  tl- 
b,.  E«|.  erf  BIAw.  Mnt 


Klrinan,  m.  In  Cbol...  khmI 
Sir  Ckuln  BiMad.  >f  *■  '  i 
Bhdfl.  m.  u>  SiH>l  Bynk.  •■ 


rr;nji::i3 


f  .^  l-rf  >H  A^4^  '' 


TYR 


TYR 


ws,  m.  ftnt,  to  Sir  John  How«tt,  tart ;  and 
mdly,  to  PhiKp  Cotton,  etq.  of  Connkigtou, 
^ambridgMhire. 

ondly.  Lacy,  daoghter  of  Sir  Thomas  Bar- 
•art.  of  Barrington  Hall,  in  Essex,  and  by 
had,  vith  three  daoghters,  three  sons, 

AS,  his  saooessor. 
hy,  d,  s.  p, 
is. 

I.  in  1871,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 
Tbomas  TraaxLL,  who  m.  Prances,  dangh- 
Henry  Bloont,  knt.  of  Tittenhanger,  and 
ions  and  fonr  daughters,  the  eldest  of  the 
ster,  m.  John  Sheppard,  esq.  of  Uttlecote. 
IS  d.  14th  October,  1705,  and  was  s.  by  his 
t 

HAaar  Ttbbbll,  who  m.  Hester,  eldest 
of  Charles  Blount,  esq.  of  Blount's  Hall, 
ire,  at  length,  heir  of  her  brother,  Charles 
q.  by  whom  he  had  issue. 


iS 
r, 


:.} 


snocessJTe  Babonits. 


Bs,  m.  to  Thomas  Vernon,  esq.  of  Bristol, 

ister-at*law. 

ope,  m.  to  Charies  Bentley.  esq. 

r  d,  0th  November,  1708,  and  was  s.  by  bis 

Tbomas  Ttrrbll,  who  d.  unm.  in  1710,  and 
his  brother, 

Habby  Tvaaiix,  who  d.  a  bachelor,  Otb 
,  1710,  and  was  s,  by  his  brother, 
I  Chablu  TTsatLL,  who  m.  at  Geneva,  in 
^Elisabetfa,  only  daughter  of  Mons.  John 
Tchant,  of  that  dty,  by  whom  he  bad  one 
iaughter  and  heiress, 

bMabia,  m,  to  the  Rev.  William  Cotton. 
.  L.  of  Crakemarsh  Hall,  in  StofTordshire, 
had  an  only  daughter  and  heiress, 

.iBABrrH  Corrofi,  m.  to  Thomas  Sheppard, 
mq.  of  Littleoote,  who  was  created  a  Aaro- 
»rr  In  IHOO,  see  Biaai's  Peerage  and  Ba- 

January,  1710,  when  the  Baronktct  kx- 
the  estates  devolved  upon  his  daui;ht<*r, 

idson  and  representatiTc  is  the  present  Sir  | 

leppard,  ban. 

l«c  Tyrrsn,  of  Springfield. 


YRRELL,  OF  HAN8LAPK. 
Ditth  July,  1G03.--EXTINCT  May,  1714. 

Emeage. 

TTBaiLL,  esq.  of  Hanslape,in  the  county  of 
ingrr  son  of  Sir  Thumns  Tyrrell,  judge  of 
tn  pleas,  and  one  of  the  commissioners  of 
cal,  to  Oltrer  Cromwell,  was  created  a  Ba- 
July,  1805.  Sir  Peter  m.  Anne,  daughter 
U]«igh,  esq.  and  grandaughter  of  Sia  Wal- 
ea,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Thovas  Traaiix,  who  m.   Miss  Dorothy 
hadissae. 


Eyre,  who  d.  an  infant,  Srd  January,  1808,  and 
was  buried  at  Castlethmp.  ^ 

Harsibit,  m.  to  Prands-Martin-May  Mann,  esq.   ' 
of  Kidlington,  in  Oxfordshire.  y 

Sir  Thomas  d.  in  May,  1714,  when  the  Baboiiitct 
RXPiaio. 

ilrsw— See  Tyrrell,  of  Springfield. 


TYRWHITT,  OF  STAINFIELD. 


CaXAT£D 

20th  June,  1811. 


KXTIKCT 

ttnd  Aug.  1700. 

lit    -     V-    V 


Knrage. 

Colli  IB,  in  his  historical  dictionary,  says,  **  The 
Tyrwhitts  are  considerably  ancient,  as  appears  by 
their  being  high  sheriffs  of  Lincolndiire  81  Edwabd 
IV.  and  of  YorlLshire.  14  Hbnby  VI."  And  PhUips* 
describes  them  as  "  a  family  of  great  honour  and  an- 
tiquity  in  the  county  of  Lincoln,  descended  from 
Robert  Tirwhitt,  an  eminent  lawyer  in  the  reigns  of 
Kings  Henry  IV.  and  V.  He  was  first  called  to  the 
degree  of  a  seijeant,  and  then  constituted  one  of  the 
juMtices  of  the  court  of  Common  Pleas,  out  of  which 
court  he  was  removed  to  the  King's  Bench."  Cam- 
den speaking  of  Kettleby,  calls  it.  **  The  seat  of  the 
famous  family  of  the  Tirwhitts,  knights,  who  now 
reside  at  StanfieM." 

Sir  William  Tvrwuitt,  knt.  of  Ketilby,  in  tha 
county  of  Lincoln,  thrice  sheriff  of  that  county,  vis. 
•21  Edward  IV.  10  Hbnry  VII.  and  8  Hbnby  VIII. 
m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Constable,  knt.  of 
Flamborough,  in  the  county  of  York.,  and  had  issue, 

RoBiBT,  his  heir. 

Philip  (Sir),  knight  banneret,  living  S3  Hbnby 
VIII. 

Agnes,  M.  to  Thomas,  Lord  Burgh,  K.G. 

Elisabeth,  m,  to  Sir  William  Skipwith,  knt  of 
Ormesby,  in  Lincolnshire. 
He  d.  in  1511,  and  was  *.  by  his  son, 

Sia  RoBBBTTrBwuirr,of  Ketilby,  who  was  knight- 
ed  when  sheriff  of  Lincolnshire  in  15  Hbnby  VIII. 
By  his  wife,  Maud,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Talboya, 
of  Goulton,  he  had  issue, 

W I  lua  M  (Sir),  his  heir,  ancestor  of  the  Ttbw  H  rrrs 
of  Ketilby  and  of  Cameringham ;  of  the  late 
learned  Thomas  TvBWUirr,  A.M.;  of  Sir  Tho- 
mas Tyrwhitt,  gentleman  usher  of  the  black  rod ; 
of  Sir  Thomas  Tyrwhitt  Jones,  created  a  baro- 
net in  ISM ;  and  of  the  Tyrwliitts  of  Nantyr. 
CSee  BfRXi's  r4»mmoners,  voL  i.  p.  583.; 

Robert  (Sir)  of  Leighton  Bromswould,  one  of  the 
ecclesiastic  commissioners  for  Lincolnshire, 
temf.  Hbnby  VIU.  He  had  an  only  daughter 
and  heir,  CATHXBi.^a,  who  m.  Sir  Henry  D'Arcy, 
knt.  and  died  before  her  father. 

Philip. 

Anne,  ss.  to  —  BoUes,  esq.  of  Hough. 

Agnes,  m.  to  William,  son  and  heir  of  Sir  William 
Hansard,  knt. 


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VAN 

i«  in  Kent,  who  left  two  loiui  and  two  d«ughten, 

flKASicis,  lord  of  tbo  BMBor  of  Erith,  who  d.  *.  p, 
I9fk  UMember,  1080,  tftd  thirty-eight. 

'asBM*  died  mun. 

ViCBOLAS,  of  whom  presently. 

(okBt  of  London,  an  eminent  Tarkey  merchant. 

immanm,  m.  to  Sir  WUUam  Hedges,  knt. 

Fadith,  M.  to  Sir  Jeremy  Samhrooke,  knt.  and 
by  him,  who  d.  at  his  seat,  Bushill,  Middlesex, 
Srch  April,  1705,  had  issue. 

Sib  Samdcl  Sahbeookb,  hart,  of  whom  pre- 
sently. 

SiB  Jbbbmy  Sambbookb,  of  Gabhins,  Herts. 

Joim  Samhrooke,  m,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  William  Forester,  and  d.  at  Bath,  10th 
May,  17S4. 

Mary  Samhrooke,  d.  unm. 

Susanna  Samhrooke,  m.  to  John  Freeman, 

esq.  of  Pawley  Court. 
Judith  Samhrooke. 
Elisabeth  Samhrooke. 
Catherine    Samhrooke,   m,  to   Sir  William 

Strickland,  hart. 
Hannah  Samhrooke,  m.  to  John  Gore,  esq. 

tklld  SOD, 

MaCHOLM  Vanackib,  esq.  a  Turkey  merchant, 
ouated  a  Babonbt  in  1700,  with  limitation,  in 
bM  of  Bsale  issue ;  first,  to  his  brother,  John,  and 
I  IB  his  hrother-inlaw.  Sir  Jertrmy  Samhrooke. 
Mkholas  died  in  1703,  without  issue,  and  was 
'  Ub  brother, 

Sim  Jobb  Vanacbkb,  who  died  s.p.  in  1710,  and 
J.  by  his  nephew, 

•  Sib  Samuel  Vanackbr  Sambrooki,  who  m. 
iketb,  daughter  of  Sir  Nathan  Wright,  knt.  lord 
BT  of  the  great  seal,  and  had  issue, 

rsBBBT,  his  heir. 

D&aabeth,  married  to  Charles  Wake  Jones,  esq.  of 

Waltbam  Abbey,  Essex,  who  died  i.  p,  Ttnd 

March,  1730-40. 
f«ditb,  m,  to  John  Crawley,  esq.  of  Bedfordshire, 

M.P.  for  Marlborough. 

IbbbbbI  d.  t7th  December,  1714,  and  was  i.  by  hb 

Bib  Jbbbut  Samssookr,  M.P.  for  Bedford,  who 
at  BnshiU.  near  Enfield,  Ath  July,  1740, 
#.  by  his  uncle. 

Bib  Jbbbby  Samrroobb.  at  whose  decease  un- 
isd*  4(b  October,   17A4,  the  Baronrtcy  became 

MCT. 

naw — Quarterly;  1st  and  4th,  as.  thne  salmons 
■t  ia  pale  arg. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  or  on  a  bend  gu. 
»  ciaquefoils  arg. 


kS  COULSTER,  OF  AMSTERDAM. 
iTBOMKh  February,  lfU4  5.— Extinct  about  1063. 

lAM-S,  a  Barorrtcy  was  c<>nfcrred  on 
JoBBFB  Van  Couijn'CR,  a  native  of  Holland,  who 
lad  at  Palham,  In  Middleiu-x,  but  it  expired  not 
r,   at   the   decease   of  Sir   Jotwph   without 


VAN 


VANDEPUT,  OF  TWICKENHAM. 


Cbratbd 
7th  Nor.  17S3. 


Extinct 
17th  June,  1784. 


Etneage. 

HxNBY  Yanobpot,  esq.  of  the  dty  of  Antwerp, 
sprung  from  an  ancient  stock  in  the  Netherlands,* 
fled  thence,  with  sereral  other  wealthy  families  in 
1A08  (11  EuKABBTH)  to  escape  the  persecution  of  the 
Duke  of  Alva,  bringing  with  him  a  considerable 
fortune.    His  son  was 

GiLRs  Vandrput,  who  died  94th  March,  104fl,  hay- 
ing married  Sarah,  daughter  and  heiress  of  John 
Janpin,  esq.  with  whom  he  acquired  a  large  estate. 
His  son, 

Sia  Prtrb  Vanoxput,  knt.  bom  in  1011,  died  in 
1006.  He  m.  Jane,  daughter  of  Theoderick  Hoste,  of 
London,  merchant.  She  died  in  1679,  and  was  buried 
in  the  church  of  St.  Margaret  1  .ttens,  London,  where 
Sir  Peter's  remains  were  also  deposited.  They  left 
issue  seren  diildren,  of  whom  only  two  outlived  their 
parents,  namely,  Jane  Vandeput,  who  si.  Sir  Edward 
Smyth,  bart«  of  Hill  Hall,  Theydon,  Essex,  by  whom 
she  had  issue,  and 

Sir  Pbtxb  VANDRPt'T,knt.Bonandheir,bomin  1651, 
who  iM.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Buckworth, 
kut.  of  West  Sheen,  in  Richmond,  Surrey.  She  died 
14th  August,  1731 ;  Sir  Peter  in  April,  1706,  and 
was  buried  with  his  ancestors  at  St.  Margaret  Pattens. 
His  funeral  sermon,  in  which  he  bears  a  very  high 
character,  was  preached  by  Dr.  Krady,  minister  of 
Richmond,  aud  afttrrwards  printed.  He  had  held 
the  shrievslty  of  lx>ndon  in  1064,  by  commission, 
jointly  with  Sir  William  (rosselin,  which  is  the  only 
instance  of  the  kind  in  history.  They  left,  with  seren- 
teen  otiier  children, 

I.  Pktrr,  his  heir. 

1.  Mary,  m,  to  Sir  Peter  Jackson,  knt.  a  Turkey 
merchant,  of  London,  and  died  his  widow 
14th  August,  1731,  leaving  issue, 

1.  PhiUp. 
1.  Peter. 

3.  John. 

4.  Edward. 

5.  George. 

1.  Jane,  m.  to  Anthony  Corbet. 
1.  Margaret. 

3.  Dorothy. 

4.  Mary,  m.  to  Ruorr  Moaais,  esq.  aud  hud 

with  other  issue,  a  son. 

Col.  Roger  Morris,  who  «».  in  1756, 
Msry,  dsnghter  of  Frederick  Phi- 
lipi>e.  esq.  of  New  York,  aud  Itad, 
inter  o/iof,  a  son, 

Ctrr.  HiNsr  Gaor  Mobbis,  R.N. 
whoNi.  Rebecca- Newenham  Mil- 
lerd,  third  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
Francis  Orpen,  and  has  several 


*  Sr^rral  traurliift  of  tbe  famil>  Mill  rcmaiu  in  the  Low  Coautriv*. 

Ml 


VAN 


VAN 


children.    His  eldest  son  is  tlie 

RiT.  Frahcis  Orpin  Morris. 

(See  BoRKi's  Comaumers,  toI. 

ir.) 
ii<  Hester* 
111.  Jane,  b.  in  1G70. 
IT.  Eliubeth,  b.  in  1683. 

The  son  and  heir, 

PrrKR  VANDiruT,  esq.  was  created  a  Baronkt  7th 
Norember,  17U.  He  m.  in  1717,  Frances,  daughter 
of  Sir  George  Mathews,  knt.  of  South wark.  She  d. 
1st  March,  17(M,  and  Sir  Peter  Uth  August,  1748,  at 
Ments,  *in  Germany,  tearing  issue  sereral  children, 
of  whom  only  one  son  surriTed,  ris. 

II.  Sir  Gxorgx  VANDxrnr,  bom  in  1799,  who  had 
the  remarkable  contest  with  Lord  Trentham  for  the 
dty  nf  Westminster,  in  1750.  He  m.  first,  Frances, 
daughter  of  Baron  Augustus  Sdiuts,  of  Shotorer 
House,  near  Oxford,  and  had  by  her  (who  died  at 
Chelmsford,  in  Bs84>x,  May,  1771,)  one  son,  fr.  14th 
September,  1754,  who  d.  an  infant,  and  one  daughter, 

Frances,  b.  in  1750,  who  married  Richard  Vere 
Drury,  esq.  an  officer  in  the  army,  youngest 
son  of  the  Rer.  George  Drury,  rector  of  CIay> 
don  and  Akenham,  in  Suffolk,  and  had  issue, 

Gkoroi  VANDKruT  Drurt,  of  the  East  India 
Company's  civil  service,  b.  at  Claydon  rec- 
tory, in  1777  ;  m.  Charlotte,  eldest  daughter 
of  Henry  Thompson,  esq.  of  Kirby  HaU, 
near  Boroughbridge,  Yorkshire. 

Augustus  Vere  Drury,  captain  R.  N.  bom  in 
1778. 

Richard  Vere  Drury,  died  at  Woolwich. 

Frances  Schuts  Drury,  m.  to  Captain  Haw- 
kins, and  died  in  India. 

Sir  George  m.  secondly,  10th  August,  1771,  Philadel- 
phia, youngest  daughter  of  Lieutenant-colonel  («eary, 
of  Ix>ng  Melford,  in  Suffolk,  but  by  her  (who  died 
3rd  July,  ISOti)  had  no  logitiuiate  is^tue.  Sir  (>eorge 
died  at  Kensington,  I7th  June,  1784,  when  the  Baru- 
NEi'CY  became  extinct. 

Arms—\Tg.  three  dolphins  hauriant  ax. 

•,•  Sir  George  Vandoput,  the  last  baronet,  left,  by 
different  mothers,  two  illegitimate  children,  a  dangh> 
ter,  Philadelphia,  m.  in  1771),  to  Charles  Smyth,  esq. 
brother  of  Sir  William  Smyth,  bart.  of  Hill  Hall, 
Kwex;  and  a  son,  George  Vandcput,  admiral  in  the 
R.  N.  who  appears  to  have  assumed  the  title  of  baro- 
net. He  died  on  the  Halifax  station  in  1800.  leaving 
an  illegitimate  son,  George,  who  also  at  one  time 
called  himself  a  Baronet. 


VANDKR-BRANDE,  OF 
CLEVERSKIRKE. 

Ckeated  0th  June,  1009.— Extinct  date  unknown. 

Uinragf. 

I.  Sir  John  Plter  VANDCK-RRANUE.of  Cleverskirke. 
in  Holland,  burgomaster  of  Miiidleburg.  rrprcbenta- 
tive  for  Zealand  at  the  Stutcit  Generu),  and  ambas- 
sador to  William  III.  wai«  created  a  Bakunet  in 
1G06.     He  died  in  1713,  leaving  a  son, 

II.  Sir  CoRNi;Ln>  Vanubr  Kranoe,  wIio  was  consul 
ill  Klander.H,  and  oxecMitor  to  hirt  father  »  will :  but  we 
have  obUiined  uo  turtbcr  particulars  of  himself  or  his 
descendants. 


VANE,  OF  LONG  NEWTON. 


Crbatid 
13th  July,  im. 


BimcT 
lalARi-IIIL 


ftmcagt. 

This  family  descended  from 

How  ILL  AP  Vahr,  of  Moonumth*  wboae  dinrtbi 
comes  down  to 

Sir  Himrt  Vanb,  who  reedTcd  the  kammd 
knighthood  Rt  the  battle  of  Poicders.  Ht  m.  Qtm, 
dRughter  Rnd  heir  of  Sir  Stephen  de  la  V^M,  I* 
Rnd  had  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Vans,  who  m.  Isabel,  oo-heir  of  Malli  IL 
Owen,  and  was  s.  hy  his  son, 

Richard  Vane,  who  hmA  by  his  wilie,  WBmk^ 
daughter  of  Peter  TraAnd,  esq.  two  sons.  Hntiati 
elder,  Rnd 

Hbnry  Vane,  die  younger,  who  m.  IsaM,  i 
and  oo4ieir  of  Henry  Pez*aU,  eaq.  and  hal 
sons,  HsNRT,  Humphrey,  and  John.    Thi 

John  Fanb,  esq.  of  Tunbrtdge,  in  Kent,  aidt  Hi. 
wm  10th  April,  1488  (prored  3rd  Jnne  tiikmmg),^< 
whidi  it  Rppears  that  he  wrote  his  own  umami 
that  of  his  father,  Fanr.     He  m.  Isabel,  da^hMrrf 
John  DRrell,  esq.  and  had  widi  other  iasee, 

Richard,  of  Badshill,  ancestor  of  the  Enbrf 

Westmoreland. 
John. 

Thomas,  whose  natural  aon,  Thomas,  Runiill* 
niece,  Mary  Fane. 
The  second  son, 

John  Fane,  esq.  of  Hadloc,  in  Kent.  liviiK  ia  VM, 
m.  Joan,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Edwari  HisHt 
of  Hawte,  by  whom  he  had 
Henry,  his  heir. 
Richard,  m.  and  had  issue. 
Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Fane,  natural  mr  of  kff 

uncle. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  Thomas  Whitenhall,  e*).  d  latf 

Peckham. 
Anne,  m.  to  John  Abeerh,  esq.  of  Shnipshirb 
Alice,  M.  to  Thomas  Colley. 

He  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Henry  Fane,  esq.  of  URdloe,  who  was  iarshviii 
Wyatt's  insurrection,  and  committed  to  the  TflWSi 
but  pardoned  in  consideration  of  his  youth.  He* 
Klizabeth,  daughter  of  Henry  White,  esq.  of  CW» 
church,  Hants,  and  widow  of  Sir  John  Godsalvf,kA 
and  dying  2*2  Elizasktr,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Henry  Fane,  esq.  of  Hailloe,  who  w.  first.  Ilv|i 
only  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Fane,  esq.  of  Bv 
ton,  but  by  that  lady  had  no  issue.  He  m.  secsR^f, 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Roger  Twisden,  esq.  of  EiM 
Peckham,  by  whom  he  had 

Henry  (Sir), his  heir. 

Ralph,  one  of  the  gentlemen  pensioners  to  J aibL 

died  in  the  Low  Countries. 
Eleanor. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Towes,  esq. 
Margaret,  m.  first,  to   Richard  Cutt»,  esq. :  ■>' 

secondly,  to  Sir  Thomas  Morton. 


1 


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VAN 


VAV 


«.  by  his  elder  Mm,  who  retaining  the  ancient 
of  the  family,  was 
Sim  Hbiiiit  Vanx,  of  Raby  Cattle,  in  the  county  of 
Thia  gentlemau  took  a  leading  part  in  state 
in  the  timet  of  Jambs  I.  and  CflAai.n  I.:  in 
reign  he  filled  the  office  of  cofferer  to  the 
of  Wales;  and  in  the  latter,  after  enjoying 
high  ttationt*  was  appointed  principal  secretary 
for  life,  and  sworn  of  the  priry  coancil.  His 
It  disgrace  may  be  attributed  to  his  hostility 
IB  tto  lU-lhted  Strafford,  againat  whom,  it  is  stated, 
km  wa*  Irritated,  by  that  celebrated  person's  taking 
■w  titit  of  Baron  Raby,  of  Raby  Castle,  an  estate 
htlonging  to  8ir  Henry  Vane.  Sir  Henry  m. 
I,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Darcy,  esq. 
if  Tollcthant  Darcy,  in  Essex,  and  had  issue, 

Bwi«T  (Sir),  of  Fairlawn,  in  Kent,  the  well 
hDOwn  Sia  HAttY  Vans  of  the  ciril  wars,  be- 
iMtded  temp.  CHAtLKS  II.  Mth  June,  IMS.  He 
wat  ancestor  of  the  Duax  or  Clbtiland. 

WiUiMn. 

GwMMB  (Sir). 

B4wnrd»  d,  young. 

Waller  (Sir),  of  Troycliffe  and  Shipbome. 

Ckarlet,  of  Chipwell,  in  Durham. 

llMddrd  ton, 

OaomoB  Vanb,  receired  the  honour  of  knight- 

Norember,  1040.    He  m.  Elizabeth,  only 

and  heir  of  Sir  Lionel  Maddison,  knt.  of 

f,  asd  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  and   had,  with 


LaoiiBi.,  his  heir. 

Oattfe,  of  Richmond,  in  Yorkshire,  m.  Hester, 

iaaghter  of  Guy  Carieton,  Bishop  of  Chichester, 

•ad  tf.  about  1734. 

Vnaeet*  m.  to  Humphry  Mitford,  esq.  of  Mitford, 
Ib  Northumberland. 

«.  by  his  eldest  sunriring  son, 

BL  Vanb,  esq.  of  Long  Newton,  in  the  county 

6.  in  1047,  M.  Catharine,  daughter  of  Sir 

Fletcher,  hart,  of  Hutton,  in  Cumberland,  by 

ho  had,  with  a  daughtrr,  Mary,  m.  to  John 

,  esq.  of  Sedgefield,  in  Duriiam,  four  sons. 


Cao««B,  his  heir. 

Henry,  of  Hutton,  in  Cumberland,  who  took  the 
mmmm  of  Fuctchbb,  on  the  death  of  Tboma« 
Ftotchery  of  Moresby,  and  died  unm.  in  1701, 
•ftd  serentytwo. 
Walter,  who  took  the  name  of  Flbtchkb,  on  his 
hrocher's  decease,  and  suocifetled  to  the  HtrruN 
rATBS.     His  grandson, 

LiONBL>Wai<]yT  Flbtchkb- Vamb, esq.  of  Hut- 
ton HkII,  was  created  a  Baron rr  in  1780. 
(See  BtRBii's  Pttragt  and  Barom-tage.) 

tl,  secretary  tii  Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales, 
Baarried  and  bad  issue. 


son  and  heir, 
OaoBAB  Vanb,  esq.  m.  Miss  Anne  Bachon,  and  left 


%m  Usvar  Vanb,  in  holy  orders,  prebrndary  of  Dur- 
■B*  af  Long  Newton,  who  wan  created  a  Babonkt 
■k  laly*  I7n.  Sir  Henry  m.  Fmnce*,  daaghter  and 
of  J(^n  Tempest,  esq.  of  Sherborne,  in  the 
of  Durham,  M.  F.  by  whom  ^wbo  d.  in  Janu* 
ff|y»  I7W)  ha  left  at  his  decease,  7th  June,  171H,  a  son 


U.  Sib  Hbnbv  VanbTkmpbst  (baring  assumed  the 
aaraame  by  act  of  parliament),  who  m.  Anne- 
lae  M'Donnell,  Countess  of  Antrim,  in  her  own 
and  hy  her  ladyship,  who  d.  30th  Jnoe,  1(»4, 
a  only  daaghter. 


pBANCBt-AKKB-EMiLT,  b.  in  January,  18M. 

Sir  Henry  d.  1st  August,  1813,  when  the  Babonitct 
BXPiUBD,  while  hit  large  ettatet  derolTod  upon  hit 
daughter. 

Lady  Fbancbs-Annb-Emily  Vanb,  who  married 
Charles- William,  Marquess  of  Londonderry,  and 
has,  with  other  issue, 

Gbobob-Hbnby-Robbbt-Chablbs,  VUamnt 
Seaham^  b.  90th  April,  iWi  (refer  to  Bubbb's 
Peerage  and  Baronetage). 

Arms— Or,  three  gauntlets  as.  a  canton  gn. 

VANLORE,  OF  TYLEHURST. 

Cbjutbo  3rd  Oct  lOiS.— Extinct  in  1044-5. 

Irineage. 

I.  PrrBB  Vanlobb,  a  natire  of  Utrecht,  who  is  sup- 
posed to  bare  had  a  temporary  interest  in  the  manor 
of  Tylehurst,  Berks,  by  some  alliance  with  the  Ken- 
drick  family,  was  created  a  Babohbt,  being  designated 
of  that  place,  in  10i8.  He  as.  Susan,  daughter  of 
Lawrence  Becks,  of  Antwerp,  but  d.  without  male  is- 
sue in  1044-3,  when  the  title  became  bxtinct. 


VAN  TROMP,  of  HOLLAND. 

CBBATB0S3th  March,  1074-5. — Extimot  date  unknown. 

Irineage. 

I.  CoBNBuns  Mabtin  Van  Tbomp,  (son  of  Martin 
Herbertson  Van  Trorop,  the  celebrated  Dutch  admiral 
and  competitor  of  Blake),  became  himself  pre-emi- 
nently distinguished  in  the  naral  annals  of  his  conn- 
try,  and  sustained  many  hard  fought  battles  against 
the  English.  He  was  one  of  the  commanders  in  the 
sea  fight  of  Solebay,  in  which  Obdam  was  blown 
up,  and  the  Dutch  fleet  defeated ;  but  Van  Trump,  by 
a  masterly  retreat,  contributed  to  lessen  the  adran- 
tage  of  the  rictors.  For  many  years  after,  his  nan»e 
appears  conspicuous  in  history,  and  in  1077  he  sue- 
ceeded  his  famous  rival,  De  Ruyter,  as  lientenant- 
admiral-general  of  the  United  Prorinces.  Shortly  be- 
fore, during  the  peace  of  1074-5,he  had  made  a Tiait  to , 
London,  and  been  created  a  Babonbt  by  Chablbs 
II.  He  died  SOth  May,  1001,  Just  as  he  was  about  to 
assume  the  command  of  a  fleet  destined  to  act  againat 
France.  His  remains  were  interred  in  the  splendid 
tomb  of  his  father,  at  Delft.  Since  his  decaase  we 
haTO  no  i»articulars  of  the  Babonbtcy. 


VAVASOR,  OF  HASLEWOOD. 


CBR4TBD 

f  4th  Oct.  lOM. 


Extinct 
SOth  Jan.  tOM. 


The  narratire  of  this  ancient  fanlly*  which  de- 
rived its  snmama  from  the  high  oflica  of  Kiae't  Val- 

543 


VAV 


•iMwii.  which  in  a.iriT  Hmn  It  cnJoT^.i*  ■ofuU 
ninuM  <n  BuME't  Oliltm  '/  '*<  CummHitn, 
the  Petrap  and  Barmutafr  ot  the 
for  th»  «irly  diicenu  we  ihull  refri 
I.  SiiTHomiViTWii.knl.  DfK 
cniinly  of  York, 


^  I'rula.dH 


IthOr.tbM 
\ttA  ■  ItinoHin  Mth  April, 


1,  and  hid  iuiu, 

if  JCIlIC  CBtULU  ] 


Wii.Tn,  4lh  RtnoKn. 
Tttet,  vhfr  ion, 

WlLTIll,  >.  U  firth  BlDOKET. 

Miry,  a  nun.  In  TrinltT  ChDRh,  Coientrr.onB 
bnmi  plate  In  thi-  following  imicTiption :  '■  Hew 
lyeth  IIh-  body  nf  Mn.  Miry  Viiuor,  oldnt 
daushlFr  of  Sir  Thomu  Viruor,  knt.  and  but- 
late  knight  manbal  of  th«  kins''  booKhoU, 

Prancra,  in.  to  iUpbDuao  Thmnge,  eaq.  of  Kilton 
Caatle,  in  Yorkshire. 
Sir  Thninu  vu  i.  by  hia  fldeat  ion. 
ti.  SiK  WtLTiB  V>*»aa,  a  »aloiia  aupponer  of 

hciided  it.  for  the  Mrrin  of  Alitf  CaiiLU  I.  Hi  m. 
I'  nuU.  daughtvrof  Thomaa,  Srat  ViKount  Faueosber|i, 

nf  Sir  Jonlan  Cro»Und,  kni.  but  d.  aithout  iiaoa, 
Illlh  Febnnry,  IT  11-13,  wben  he  wai  i.  by  (the  elder 
Mil  of  Rr.  Peter  VnviMr,  of  York)  hia  coniin, 

ir.  Sm  WiLTiH  Vi.tiuK,  Tho  If.  iinm.  in  May, 
iriO,  BRed  pightT.  anti  waji  i.  by  bU  nepheiv, 

T.  Sm  U'lt.TK*  Vavi«iii,  vbo  ».  fint.  Eli»beth. 
lUaiiblrr  of  IVler  V.iinwir.  rit<|.  of  Wiltilnfl.  ip  the 
vaxnlyof  Vork.hyu'hnni]ii']i;iiI  a  daughter,  vfao  died 
vnunE-  lie  w.  aK-ondly,  Dnrothy,  daughter  ot  Mar- 
iniidukE,  fourth  Lord  Langdnle,  and  by  that  lady  had. 


VAVASOUB,  OP  KIUJNGTHO 

Cmutid  ttid  iaae,  ml.— Eirkt  i^m 


ith  Km 


Pelvr,  a  general  offlrcr  in 
ir  Walter  ((.  131b  April,  17™, 


^ughtn-  and  lirir  of  William  Lani:d< 
thorp,  hul  a.  I.  p.  3rd  Novnubi'r,  181 
3.  by  hia  brollwr, 


only,  and  being  enate 
v*BD-Mjia«inr*iiV, 


ns,  when  the  title  becunc  uni 
i-A*  ViTuooa.  of  UtiuwooD. 


VAVASOR,  OF  COPMANTHfl 


Y'DTkabin,  linoUy  dawsended  friB  >!■«¥, 

daogh ter  of  Sir  Peter  Hiddlcteo,  knt.  of  ■■ 
cnalrd  a  BiaOHiT  in  IftU.  Ha  ai.  tM 
Udyi  andneomdly.Olin.dnsctataraf  Bi|i 
IDD,  eaq-  of  MytoQ.  hat  hfed  »  aaale  liia& 
liam,  whDvaa  a  majoT  genend  to  the  Ki^a 


VEBNEY,  OP  MIDDI£  CLAYl 


tasur,  wu  fathrr  of 

thr  county  of  Boeka.  by  Ihi 
IT  VI.  Hem.  UaTBam,dai 
™^f  eiq.  of  Qnima 


RiLru,  (Sir),  hia  heir. 

John,  (Sir),  of  fenlcy,  vbo.  ii 


I   1.inr.rin,>IUi<Hi:h>iKI)n>ilen  »■»•«.     Hr 
I  qni[r>  o(  •luiie,  fnua  wbirh  ihr  alalrly  d 

IiTiri  MHiMn.  Rrlby,  inil  Birertrv,  a 


VEU 


VER 


ie  wa»  #.  by  hia  eldest  mm, 

Bum.  Ralfh  Vkrkct.  of  Penley  and  Middle  Clay- 
bn.  aherUr  for  Bedford  and  Bucks  in  3,  16,  and  9i 
ImBT  VIII.  vho  M.  Elisabeth,  second  daughter  of 
l»  Lord  Braye,and  co-heir  of  her  brother,  John, 
Irfwd  Braye,  who  d,  s.  p.  in  1537,  and  by  that  lady 


Bbwaao,  his  heir. 
t,  d.  t.  p. 


CRD,  (Sir),  inheritor  of  the  esUtes  alter  his 
•Ider  brother. 


Ralph. 

Uiian. 

Richard,  (Sir),  sheriff  of  the  counties  of  Leicester 
and  Warwiclc,  in  II  Hinry  VIII.  and  4  Ki.iza- 
B«TH,  ancestor  of  the  Lords  Willoughby  de 
Broke. 


U  at.  to  Sir  Nicholas  Points,  of  Acton,  in  the 
ity  of  Gloocester. 
Jane.  Ml.  to  Sir  Francis  Hynde,  of  Madingley,  in 
Cambridgeshire. 

I  two  elder  sons  dying  issueless,  the  estates  eren- 
davolTed  upon  the  third, 
Ediil'Nd  Vbrniy.  of  Middle  Claydon,  Bucks, 
laoahrcd  the  honour  of  knighthood,  and  was  she- 
f  Bcdfordshirt*  in  14  Eli&abkth,  and  for  Hertford- 
te  19  and  31  of  the  same  reign.    He  m.  first, 
davffhter  of  John  Hastings,  esq.  of  Elford,  in 
by  whom  he  had  no  issue;   secondly, 
•  daoghter  of  William  Gardiner,  esq.  of  Pul- 
•  Backs,  (widow  of  Sir  Peter  Carew),  and  by  that 


Sia  FSANCis  ViaNiY.  of  Penley,  who  m.  Vmula, 
daoghter  and  co-heir  of  William  St.  Barbe,  esq. 
kat  d,  abroad,  without  issue,  haviug  sold  the 
catate  of  Penley. 
EoacKD.  4%^  I 

Bdwaid  Ml.  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Blucl^ 

, aaq.  of  Sparrowham.    Sir  Edmund's  son,  '^ 

■la  BoavKD  Vbrniy,  marshal  and  standard  bearer 
m  Ximg  Cmarlm  I.  fell  at  the  battle  of  Edgehill, 
Occohar.  IMS.    As  it  was  Kir  Edward's  duty  to 
Clw  royal  standard  in  time  of  war,  he  attended 
king  in  that  capacity,  in  1030,  in  the  expedition 
the  Soots ;  and  also  at  Nottingham  in  the  nn- 
diflcrence  between  the  king  and  parliament; 
declared,  "  that  by  the  grace  of  God,  they 
mat  that  standard  from  his  hand,  must 
his  sonl  from  his  body."    Accordingly,  at 
of  Edgehill,  he  charged  with  it  amongst  the 

^- of  tiie  enemy,  to  encourage  the  soldiers  to  fol- 

MV  Mb,  and  being  surrounded,  was  offered  his  life, 
■*ki  woold  surrender  the  standard,  but  he  rej«<rted 
RwaBfer*  and  fell  with  great  honour.  He  m.  Marga* 
pM^  iidaet  daaghter  of  Sir  Thomas  Denton,  knt.  of 
[rSBaadcnt  Backs,  and  had  with  six  daughters,  six 


I 


Raltb,  his  heir. 

I,  d.  in  17f7,  aged  ninety -two. 
lad,  (Sir),  who  being  deputy  gOTemor  of 
Drogbada,  and  colonel  of  a  regiment  of  horse, 
was  killed  11th  September,  1040,  in  the  storming 
•C  that  town  by  Cromwell,  s.  p. 

r»  a  ooloael  also  in  the  king's  serrice,  died 


,  d.  *.  p. 
•  d.  s.  p. 


The  eldest  son, 

I.  Ralph  Vr.RKRY,  esq.  of  Middle  Claydon,  member 
of  the  restoration  parliament,  was  created  a  Baron  bt 
by  Charlbs  II.  10th  Manh,  IGOO-l.  Sir  Ralph  m. 
Mary,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Blacknall,  esq,  of. 
Wascing  and  Abingdoiy^  in  the  county  of  fiocks,  by 
whom  he  had  three  d  lughters,  who  all  died  young, 
and  three  sons,  vis. 

Edmund,    who  </.  before  his  /ather.  leaying  a^ 

daughter,     rj  )}l^  A^^    '■''  *^  ^^1  ''"^ 
M«Rr,  III.  to  John  Kelynge,  esq. 
John,  heir  to  his  father. 
Ralph,  d.  in  infancy. 

Sir  Ralph  was  jr.  by  his  elder  sunriving  son, 

ii.  Sir  John  Vkrnky.  M.  P.  for  the  county  of 
Bucks  in  1710  and  17 13,  who  was  raised  to  the  peerage 
of  Ireland  by  Qtuvn  Annk,  as  Baron  Vemey,  of  Bel- 
turbet,  and  Vincount  Fermanagh.  Hb  lordship  m. 
first,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Ralph  Palmer,  esq.  of 
Little  Chelsea ;  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  Fran- 
cis Lawley,  bart.  of  Spoonbill,  in  Shropshire ;  and 
thirdly,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Daniel  Baker,  esq.  al- 
derman of  London.    By  the  first  he  had  issue, 

Ralph,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  rf.  unm. 

Mary,  m.  to  Colonel  John  Lorett,  of  Dublin,  all 

her  issue  d.  unm. 
Maruarbt,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Care,  bart.  of  Stan- 
ford Hall,  in  the  county  of  Leicester.    Her  great 
grandaughter  and  representative  (I93H), 
Sarah  Cavr,  m.  Henry  Otway,  esq.  of  Castle 
Otway,  in  the  county  of  Tipperary,  whose 
widow  she  anrTires,  with  issue.    She  as 
sumcd,  in  l8lH,the  additional  name  of  Care, 
and  as   Mrs.  Otway-Cave,  claims  the  Ba- 
rony of  Brayb,  as  the  descendant  of  Eli- 
z%BKTH  Bkayb,  one  of  the  co-heirs  to  that 
di)(iiity. 

The  Viscount  d.  '23rd  June,  1717,  and  was  s.  by  hia 
son, 

III.  Sir  Ralph  Vernby,  siHrond  Viscount  Ferma- 
nagh, who  WRS  created  by  king  Gborub  II.  in  1741, 
Karl  Vemey.  He  m.  Catherine,  eldest  daughter  and 
co-heir  of  Henry  Poschal,  esq.  of  Baddow  Hall,  in 
Esjiex,  by  whom  (who  </.  S8th  Noyember,  1748)  he  had 
issue, 

John,  who  m.  in  1730,  Mary,*  daughter  of  Josias 
Nicholson,  esq.  but  died  before  his  father,  3rd 
June,  1737,  leaving  his  wife  cncientt.  She  was 
afterwards  delivered  of  a  daughter, 

Mary. Treated  in  1702,  Baroness  Fbrwanaoh. 
Her  ladyship  d.  unm.  ISth  November,  1810, 
haviug  bequeathed  her  estates  to  her  half* 
ulster,  Mrs.  Wright. 
Ralph,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  m.   to   Bennet,  Earl   of  Harboroush. 
and  had  several  children,  who  all  died  infants. 
Catherine,  d.  unm.  in  1750. 

The  Earl  d.  4th  October,  17U,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

IV.  Sir  Kai.ph  Vbrnby,  second  Earl  Verney,  F.R.S. 
who  m.  1 1th  September,  1740,  Mary,  daughter  of  Henry 
Herring,  esq.  a  merchant  of  Ix>ndon,  and  director  of 
the  bank,  but  died  issueless,  31st  March,  1701,  when 
all  his  honours,  including  the  Baron btcy,  kxpirbd. 

Arm*—k%.  on  a  cross  arg.  five  mullets  pierced  gn. 


,    *- 


•ecomny,  Richard  Calvert,  cm).  and  bad  with 
iMCh  died  s.  p.  a  daaghter,  Catherine  (m. 
Wright),  wbo  cveninally  inherited 
af  Mary,  Lady  Fenaaaagh,  and  aisamed  the 


vumame  of  Vxrnet.  She  died  «.  o.  In  1H17,  and  wax  a. 
in  her  ritate»  by  her  cousin.  Sir  Harry  Calvery,  bart. 
who  has  also  taken  the  name  of  Vibnby. 

4  A 


VERNON,  OF  HODNET. 


Imnatkutii 

At  fiim  BUhor  of  Cdc^ 

■* Cathbot   Hrttr,  «t 

onMd   nctar  sf  HnM 
Hut  Hatar,   ptwMl  fa 


liirage. 

K.  B.  of  Hlddwi.  in  ilcrbyihirc.  ky  fail  wllC.  Lad;  j  " 
AniH  TalkM.  daughMT  of  JoliB.  tturd  Earl  of  Stanwa-  I  ■<■■ 
koTT.  Duirinl  in  ItW,  Alice,  njlri  "  Tlic  LmJjt  of  I  »4- 
HodBtt,"    »WmI    daafhlFr   and  hn  —      -   - 

LadlDK.  K.  B.  by  Ltij  niubttli 
din(hler  of  Richanl.  F.irl  af  Poirii,  ana 
witll  bcr.  the  Hlatc  or  Hnduct.in  6bnii»hL 


:,   hil    wife. 


and  Alice 


a  *ifr,> 


the  ieuh  of  Sir  Jo 

cndrd.  In  IHl.  by  their  tan. 

Gbjboi  ViiiiIii)!i,Hq.  or  HodnM.  who  m.  Elizabrlli, 
daacbtcr  of  Thmai  Pi(iit.eH|.iit  Cbetwynd,  ud  via 
iBtcmd  a  HoAntt,  in  ISM.  Hit  eldcM  »d.  Richard, 
djing  a  minor,  he  wbi  f^  by  bia  Kcond  vm, 

JuHH  Vuhon.eaq.  of  Hodnet,  who  being  but  imn 
ytwn  olil  at  hii  fath-T**  drath,  wa>  onder  tbe  piar- 
p  or  Geor^,    Kj 


who  died  in  iru,  at  the  esBit  a(  iniaitai  ta 
Poland.  wheiT  he  had  b«B  accnditcd  wonTC 
oTdioarT  b;  Gioaoi  I.  WKfa  Uw  tta  Bibh 
iiriaED.  Hedia^patrdalarfcyoRiaKrkliiaB 
eatitn.  (creTal  of  which  he  aaU.  Wt  Ifeal  af  Hi 


of  Hodnel.  dcflcended  throofth  Bui 
ter  of  the  Snl  baimet,  Sir  Hen 
family  of  H»». 


VILLIEBS,  OF  BROOK8BY. 

Powii.  and  one  of  tbe  cUimanu  of  the  barony  of 

Fowl*,  uudedded  al  hia  death.      He  aucc«ded  in  rr- 

H*  n.  under  aee.  in  JMH.  Kliiaheth.  iauelitfr  of  Sir 

)§ 

Richanl  be*rreui,  Inl.  b>-  Ladj  Doimbj  HuliDi>. 

EmMf 

and  had  ronH«ii  elvild«ii.  teveralof  uhou  rf.  yom.e. 

■  mil  July.  1CI<>. 

W^m 

CthRhO 

Hia  rmnli  dauEhler.  Kliubeth.  n.  to  Henry.  Earl  of 

K^y 

thertotlie  Am  Earl  or  Bedford.    Jahn  Vernon  died 

Sir  Rumut  Viricos.  of  liodnel,  b.  in  isir,  crealed 

liflugi. 

The  family  of  ViLLiat  came  in  at  the  C«i*M. 

Sir  Hnbert   Needham.  of  Shnringlon.  (iiter  ui  the 

Sia  JOH^  us  Vii,i.i«*.  of  Brokeiby.  -he  hw 

IrM  Viwount  Kilnurey,  and  dying  in  lUls,  vai  i.  by 

hie  coal  armonr  in  the  timeor  IUmt  111. "  in  t 

lopa  upon  the  crma  of  St.  Gcorfc."  had  a  eg*. 

Nil  Johh  ue  Vii.leu,  aerrrd  in  the  me  4 

wa>  created  u  Biio NET  in  lOM.  During  the  dTil  wan. 

w,.pll.aDd£i>-»DlII.     Hia  aon  ami  heir. 

Ilia  derotidn  to  Ibe  loyal  raiue  drew  down  npon  him 

the  boat  ilily  of  Ihv  adiene  party  in  an  eipecial  degree, 

kni^hta  of  Il»^  .hire  for  the  rounly  of  Lekeawi  1 

White,  knt.  of  the  Vrun.  in  AiieleKy,  and  had  iaiue. 

Thdiis.  hia  Iwir. 

ions  DE  ViLLiat.  married  Aral.  Joaa.  mc  ■ 

lialers  and  coheira  of  Simon  Pikeman,  if  KirtI 

Blia.betb,vbo  «.  in  11173,  Robert  Cholmondeley, 

the  eoiirily  or  Leicntrr,  by  whom  be  bad  Bki 

John.  Aleiander.  and  BeaRis.  the  wife  of  BafM 

Koyal.  in  Chi'ahirc.aiid  died  in  l<i»S,  leaiing  an 

H.  oecondly,  Ma^iarcl.  who  w»  IWing  11  Ricul 

al  whitli  timr.  Tie.  on  the  Sunday  before  Ott  Pf. 

Ki.iK.abTii     Chulhokuo.iy,  who    in.   John 

VIL  VIL 

Joan   DB  VitxiBs,  died   teisad  of  the  manor  of  Brokeeby,  Howby,  and  Serelby*  on  bimeelf  in  tail 

Bflvokaby  and  half  a  poand  of  pepper  rent  of  aaeiie  male ;  and»  in  default,  to  hie  brothert,  Oicaox,  Tuo* 

iaaafaic  oat  of  one  rirgate  in  Brookaby,  which  rent  mai,  William,  and  Lbomahd.    He  died  aeieed  aleo  of 

«••  parcel  of  the  said  manor.     He  m.  Joan,  daughter  land*  and  tenementii  in  Rotherby,  Turlington,  &c. 

•f  WnUam  Meering,  and  died  on  the  Peaat  of  St  Ca-  Dorothy,  his  daughter,  the  wife  of  Francia  Brown, 

ikaiiBe,  4  HinaT  V.  leaying  his  son  and  heir,  gent,  being  found  heir  to  them,  and  aged  twenty-eight 

Jmiii  OB  ViLLBBS,  then  tweWe  years  old.     This  years  and  upwards.    The  other  lands  derolred  under 

died  ia  ward  to  the  king,  and  was  succeeded  by  the  settlement  upon  his  next  brother, 

■  >BHlwM,  Gbobob  ViLLiBBS,  esq.  of  Brokesby  and  Howby, 

WlLUAM  DB  ViLLBBS,  who  married  Joan,  sister  who  was  also  seised  of  the  manor  of  Siwolby  in  fee 

of  John  Beler,  esq.  and  had,  with  other  tail,  and  of  the  manor  of  Burstal  upon  the  death  of 

John  Villers,  alia*  Twyford.    This  George  left  issue, 

lOBV,  who  died  in  his  father's  lifetime,  leaving  ^y  Joane,  his  wife,  daughter  of  John  Harrington,  of 

bfBIiaabeth,  his  wife,  daughter  of  John  Southill,  Bagworth.  Richabd,  his  son  and  heir,  aged  three 

•eq.  of  Eyeringham,  in  the  county  of  York,  a  yc^n,  died  a  minor ;  and  a  daughter,  ELiBABBTB,heir 

daoghter,  Elisabeth,  and  four  sons,  wit.  ^  her  brother,  wife  of  Sir  Edward  Waterhonse,  who 

John,  heir  to  his  ^dfather.  *^~  ^"^  without  issue ;  so  that  the  estates  passed  to 

Thomas,  who  made  hb  will  0  Hbm b y  Vli.  and  ^1  °«»*  ^^^^  mentioned  in  the  entaU, 

4  g  p  Tbohas  ViLLiBRs,  esq.  who  left  but  one  daughter, 

Christopher,  of  Burstal,  sheriff  of  the  counUes  Do^fHt,  the  wife  of  Wmiam  Smith,  esq.  of  Leica- 

of  Leicester  and  Warwick  39  Hbnry  VIII.  ^^^*  w»>«n  •«»«>.  «»»der  the  entail,  ttie   lands 

d.  s.  p.  5th  August,  in  the  29th  year  of  the  P^  ^  the  male  heir,  Thomas's  next  brother, 

same  king,  seised  of  the  manors  of  KUby.  ,  William  Villibbs.  esq.  of  Brok^by,  who  m.  Ccl- 

Cowdon  Magna,  and  lands  in  Harborough,  Jctta.  daughter  and  heir  of  Richard  Clarke.  tMq.  of 

baring  setUed  in  trustees  the  said  manors,  Huntingdonshire  (widow  of  Richard  Beaumont  esq. 

after  hb  own  Ufe,upou  hb  younger  nephews.  »'  Coleorton,  in  the  county  of  Leicester),  and  dying 

George  and  Thomas,  and  their  hein  male  »**  Norember.  5  and  6  Phiup  and  Maby.  was  s.  by 

for  ever,  as  also  the  manor  of  Howby  upon  *"1  •**"*            „                           ,  «    .     ,.        ^     -^    , 

them  and  their  brother  William  by  a  similar  ,  ^'"  ®*o».<»«  Viixibbs.  knt  of  Brokesby.  sheriff  of 

^Qf^^  Leicestershire  33  Eluabbtm.  m.  first,  Audrey,  daugh 

WilUam.  in  holy  orders.  ^'  "»<^  ^^  ®'  William  Sanders,  esq.  of  Harrington, 

Baithohmiew.  m.  Margaret,  daughter  and  co-heir  **»  ^^  "^'"^y  «'  Northampton,  and  by  her.  who  died 

of  Wystoustyu.  and  Ueth  buried  at  Wysscndine.  ^  Eliiabith,  had  issue, 

la  the  county  of  RntUnd.  William  (Sir),  hb  heir. 

Ha  4.  M  EowABD  IV.  and  was  *.  by  hb  grandson.  ^^^"^^  <?»'>;  P^^dent  of  Munrter.  firmn  whom 

Si.  Jo>i«  Villibhs.  of  Brokesby,  who  wa-  Mheriff  of  J^^^^J^  **'  ^/"t V     .    JTS  h"  ^  i^« 

LakMCarshife  and  Warwickshire  «,  10.  and  15  Hbnby  ^ft'tJ*"**'  **  "^  ^***"'  ^^  ""''*''  *^  ® 

Vtl.  aad   afterwards  knighted  at  the  marriage  of  ^    ^    '        .     e.     ,.r.ii-        w    i.-  _- v   .    ^r 

fViace  A.TMUB,  the  king.  «,n.    He  m.  Agnes,  diugh-  ^°"!'.  '^^  "*"  .^^^^  ^*"T  y"*»»°f~'  ^^  °^ 

lir  af  John  Digby.  esq.  of  Coleshill,  in  the  countfof  P»^»»gton.  in  the  county  of  Lincoln. 

Wmnrk^  and  had  a  daughter,  Winifrid  (to  whom  her  nuances. 

hgher  fare  lands  for  life),  with  eight  sons,  vis.  He  m.  secondly.  Mary,  daughter  of  Anthony  Beau- 

JoaK  (Sir)  hb  heir.  mont,  esq.  of  Glenfield,  in  the  county  of  Leicester, 

GffaBOB    V  which  lady  haying  sunrired  her  first  husband,*  was 

TaoMss,'    I  soccessire  lords  of  Brokesby.  "?««»  Countess  of  Buckingham  for  life ;  by  her  he 

WlLUAM.J  "•<* 

E4ward,  who  died  possessed  of  lands  at   Flore  J  oh  w.  created  Babun  Villibbs  q<'5le*e  and  Vi»- 

aad  Howthorp.  in  the  county  of  Northampton,  coumt  Pubbbcb.! 

«ch  June.  5  Hekry  VHI.  ;  frmn  him  sprang  Gbobob,  the  celebrated  farourite  of  Jambs  I.  and 

the  ViUiers  of  Howthorp  and  those  of  DowsbV  Chablbs  I.  created  Dubb  or  BiCBiffUHAM.t 

aad  Graby.  CHBisTorHBB,  created  Eabl  or  Akolbsby.! 

L«Nurd>         \  J  g  Susan,  m.  to  William  Fielding,  Earl  of  Denbigh. 

Bmr^ii^itm%w,j     *    '    '                        ^^  Sir  George   d.   -Ilh  January.   IflW.  baring   entaUed 

Aa^oay,  of  Cotness,  in  the  county  of  York,  died  Brokesby.  Howby.  Godby  Marward,  and  the  Grange 

paaeeeeed  of  that  manor  1  Edwabd  M.  ^  Godby,  upon  the  bsue  of  hb  first  marriage  ;  and  all 

Ha  A  Sad  September,  n  Hbnby  VII.  and  was  ».  by  hb  the  tythes  of  herbage,  grain,  and  hay,  and  all  other 

ridaaC  eea,  tythes  arising  in  Cadwel  and  Wikeham,  in  the  county 

■la  John  Vilubbs.  knt.  of  Brokesby.  sheriff  of  of  Leicester,  upon  the  children  of  the  second.     Hb 

Liiaaatershire  aad  Warwickshire  33  and  W  Hrkby  eldest  son, 

VIII.    Thb  gentleman,  in  the  30th  year  of  the  name  i.  Sia  Wiluam  Vilubbs,  of  Brooksby,  in  the  county 

found  cousin  and  neat  heir  to  hb  uncle  of  Leicestrr,  sheriff  of  that  shire  6  Jambs  I.  reoeiTed 

aforesaid,  in  the  manor  of  Hourstal,  being  the  honour  of  knighthood  from  that  monarch,  and 

fifty  and  upwards.     He  d.  9th  December,  was  afterwards  creatrd  a  Babumbt,  10th  July,  1010. 

10  HsaaTVIll.  seised  of  the  manors  of  Brokesby  and  He  m.  first,  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward  Grifin, 

■aarVy,  aad  the  adrowsons  of  those  churches,  haring,  knt.  of  Dingley.  by  whom  he  had  no  male  issue ; 

Igratee  levied  3tnd  of  the  same  reign,  between  Alex-  secondly.  Anne,  daughter  of  Richard  Firnnes,  Lord 

Hiar  Villars  and  Richard  Holme,  quertnti,  the  said  Say  and  Sele.  which  lady  died  isMieless  ;  aad  thirdly, 

Nr  Jaka  aad  Dorothy ,  hb  daughter  and  heir  apparent  Rebecca,  daughter  of  Robert  Roper,  of  Heaaor.  in  the 

{1^  lUaabetli,  hb  wife,  daughter  of  John  Wingar).  county  of  Derby.     He  d.  ISth  June,  1010,  and  was  §, 

ti,  settled   the   said   manors    and    rent    in  by  hb  only  son. 


*  llrr  lad>*hip  m.  i>«-roiif1l,v.  Sir  William  Rayner ;  and  thirdly,  Sir  Tbom«i  Coiiipiun,  K.  B. 
t  Pf»r  defaiU,  rrfrr  to  lVrnBB'»  Krtimrt  Vttrage. 

347 


VIN 


WAL 


11.  8iE  Uburcb  Vilukm,  who  m.  Penelope,  daugh- 
ter and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Oenham,  knt.  of  Bledi- 
ington,  in  die  county  of  Oxford,  and  had 
WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

PsHSLors,  w.  to  Sir  William  JeMon,  of  New- 
houae,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  and  had  two 
daughters,  Tis. 
Pbnblops  Jbsson,  m.  to  George  Hewet,  etq. 

of  Stretton,  in  the  county  of  Leicester. 
Anns  Jbsson,  m.  to  Sir  James  Robinson,  bart. 
and  was  great-great-grandmother  of  the  pre- 
sent 
Sia  Gkobgb-Stamp  Robinson,  bart. 

He  died  about  the  year  1682,  and  was  succeeded  by 
bis  son, 

ill.  Sib  W^ili.iam  Villikrs,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Leicester,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of  Charles 
Potts,  esq.  but  died  without  issue  S7th  February,  17 11, 
aged  Bixty-MTen,  when  the  Babonktcy  bxpibed.  Sir 
William  sold  the  manor  of  Brooksby  to  the  Lord 
Keeper  Sir  Nathan  Wright.  To  his  other  possessions 
his  sister's  daughters  became  his  heirs. 

ilmur— Arg.  on  a  cross  gu.  ftre  escallops  or. 


VINER,  OF  LONDON. 


Crkatkd 
18th -June,  KMl. 


EXIINCT 


Uiuragr. 

I.  Sib  Thomas  Vinf.r,  descended  of  a  Gloucostor- 
shire  family,  filled  the  civic  chair  of  the  city  of  London 
in  lO.'^S,  and  was  created  a  IUronkt  in  16C0.  He  /n. 
first,  Anne,  daughter  of  Kichard  Pansons,  merchant; 
secondly,  Honor,  sister  of  Sir  William  Humble,  bart. ; 
and  thirdly,  Alice  Kobinson,  vidow  of  Mr.  Alderman 
John  Perrin,  of  London.  Sir  Tliomat*  died  11th  May, 
1665,  aged  seventy -seven,  and  was  5.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  Georuk  Vinkk,  who  tn.  Abigail,  daughter 
and  CO  heir  of  Sir  John  Lawrence,  knt.  alderman  of 
London,  and  dying  in  1673,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  Thomas  Vinkr,  at  whose  decease,  undor 
age,  the  title  became  kxtinct. 

Arms — Az.  n  bend  or,  on  a  chief  arg.  a  saltier  en- 
grailcd  gu.  between  two  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 


VINER,  OF  LONDON. 

Created  lOth  May,  1606. —  Extinct  lOBO. 

Htnragc. 

I  .MR  RoBKRT  V  iMRR,  lord  mayor  of  London  in  I()75, 
i^.tk  treated  a  Karon lt  lOtlt  May,  IMO.  He  m.  twice  : 
liL-i  l.i»t  wife,  was  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Whitchurch, 
I  ■»!  ui  Walton,  Hcrk.s,  and  relict  of  Sir  Thomas  Hyde, 
iitki  «ii  Mhury.  KertK,  but  died  without  issue  in  Itft^. 
■>  U.  ii  thv  title  became  extinci. 

•     1 1     Vs  piecedinp  article. 


VITUS,  OF  LIMEEICK. 

Criatbd  »th  June,  1677. — Bxtxmt  (unlri— 

Kneafc 

1.  SiB  IcNATii;s  Vrrvs*  otibforwim  Wbiti,  rf 
rick,  a  count  of  the  Holy  Romaa  Rmgian,  wm  c 
a  Babonbt  in  1877,  with  reniaiBdcr  tt  Ub  m 
Ignatius  MaximiUan  Vitus,  alias  Wliile,  «te4 
the  title  of  Marquis  D'AhberiDe  fron  Jamn  1 
m.  first,  a  lady  whose  diristiaa  ~~ 

secondly,  a  daughter  of  Patrick 
Kerry,  but  of  Sir  Ignatius  or  of  ths 
nation  of  the  BARONrrcv  we  hsTC  not 
ascertain  farther. 


WALKER,  OF  BUSHEY  HAU 


Crbatbd 
28th  Jan.  1679. 


ESTII 

I 


Hinragc. 

Sib  Waltbb  Walker,  knt.  of  BuBhey  RaB, 
and  of  Stretham,  in  the  isle  of  Ely,  LL.D.  a ! 
of  considerable  eminence,  and  adrocale  ts  Kfld 
queen  consort  of  Charlas  II.  was  born  st  I 
under-Needwood,  in  the  coonty  of  SCaftiri*  •! 
is  conjectured  he  was  interred,  and  to  wUdi 
he  bequeathed  a  benevolent  memento.  He  m. 
daughter  of  —  Lynne,  of  Southwick,  in  Mortba 
shire,  and  had  issue, 

Gkorci:  (Sir),  bis  heir. 
William,  who  m.  .Mary,  daughter  of  —  l*i 
Newtown,  in    Montgomeryshire,  and  b 
only  son, 
Nathanii.l,  of  Middlesex,  who  si.  Eli 
Jane,  daughter  of  Peter  Pytot,esq.«i 
father  of 

Nathaniel,  a  major  in  the  army,^ 
Henrietta,  daughter  and  heirevi 
tain  John  Bagster,  K.  N.  of  tke 
Wight,  and  dying  at  Hsmptoa 
Palace  in  May,  1829,  left  issoe, 

GeoROF. -TOWNSRBXD.       tbc     I 

Lieutenant-Geueral    Sia    C 

TOWKSHENU  WaLBBB,  bsit.  ( 

(See  Burre's    Pctrait  €»4 
netagf.) 
Frederick,  of  Bnshey,  Hcftt, 
iiel  in  tlie  army.  m.  and  hsi 
(See    BiTRKE's    C9mmmter$^ 
p.  313.) 
Charles-Montagu,  of  Hanptos 
captain  R.N.  m.  andhasisn 
Mary,  m.  to  SUwell  Chodlnf 
of  Fury.e  Place  Faraa,  Hsntf. 
Harriet- Loiiii»a,  m.  to  James  Gr 
esq. 
Elizabeth,  married  to  Sir  Edwin  Sadleir,  I 

Temple  Dinsley. 
Mary,  m.  first,  to  Henry  Beaufoy,  c*^. ;  » 

condly,  to  Arthur  Weltden,  esq. 
Martha,  died  iinm. 

54h 


WAL 


WAN 


Bim  Gboboi  WALKBBtOf  Bttahey  Hall,  Heru,  wu 
kttd  at  Wbitohall,  ttod  November,  1076,  and 
tmd  a  Bakomit  fStb  Janaary,  1679.  He  m.  So- 
ak, dav^ter  and  oo-beir  of  John  Byne,  eaq.  of 
4M,  in  Snasex*  and  had  iagne, 
P^aLTU,  hie  heir. 
BumAUTB,  under  afe  in  1600,  at.  to  Brown,  of 

B«ivaanonden,  in  Kent. 
iwatiWAM,  who  alio  married. 
BviiB,  flk  to  John  Spence,  esq.  of  South  Mailing, 
MwmmtXt  and  of  Lehury  Manor,  Herts,  and  dying 
i»  1711,  aged  thirty-nine,  left  iaeue, 

LoKi  Spbmcx,  a  magiatrate  for  Suaaex,  who 
m»  Henrietta,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Fre- 
derick, knt.  and  had  a  son, 
HiNBY  SrxNCX,  b.  96th  Fehruary,  1747-8, 
who  m.  Philippa,  daughter   of  Robert 
Butts,  Bishop  of  Ely,  and  had  issue, 
Augustus-Frederick,  6.  in  1779,  d.  s.  p. 
Henry-Hume,   6.   in    177S,   m.    Miss 

Lowry,  and  has  issue. 
Harriet,  m.  to  the  Her.  K.  Hare. 
Mary-Ann,  m.  to  the  Comte  de  Bur- 
bell. 
Henry  Spence,  d.  s.  p. 

Byne  Spence,  married  Thoma*  Reale,  esq.  uf 
Shropshire,  and  had  issue,  Thomas- Henry, 
and  Byne,  wife  of  John  Oakley,  esq. 
Dtoege  Walker,  having  wasted  his  large  property, 
i  Ib  the  King's  Bench  prison  in  1600,  and  was 
md  at  St.  George  the  Martyr's.  His  esUte  of 
kty  Hall  became,  by  purchase,  the  property  of  Sir 
•tt  Marsham.  Sir  George's  only  son, 
»  Bin  WALTKa  Walkkr,  who  inherited  his  mother's 
•if  died  nnm.  in  his  minority,  when  the  title  be- 
•  KITIHCr. 

I  on  a  pile  az.  three  ffal  traps  of  the  first. 
WALTER,  OF  SARIISDEN. 


[Jbbatbd 
I  Aag.  Mil. 


Extinct 
90tb  Nov.  1731. 


Srtnrage. 


J  / 


pWABO  Waltbs,  of  Ludlow,  in  the  county  of 
^  a  Welch  judge,  d.  20th  January,  1302.  leaving 
iMUty,  kirn  wife,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hackluit.raq. 


m  loan  WALraa,  knt  who  was  of  Brascnnose 

■g^,  Oafotd,  afterwards  of  the  Inner  Temple,  snd 
lord  chief  baron  of  the  Exchequer.  He 
Margaret,  daughter  of  William  Offlej,  esq.  of 
I,  nod  had  issue, 

WiixiAM,  his  heir. 

KJward. 

PoyUtOf  Codstow,  made  groom  of  the  bedchamber 
tm4  Bantenant-general  of  the  ordnance  ttmp. 
CMAaLas  II.  for  his  loyalty  and  valour  during 
Hm  cItII  war,  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  even- 
tanl  heir  of  Paul,  Viscount  Bayning,  and  widow 
ml  Fraada  lionnard.  I^rd  Dacre  (this  lady  was 
cieniad  Cminteaa  of  Sheppy  for  life),  but  died 
wlthont  iasne  in  1670. 


John. 

Mary,  m.  to  Sir  John  Cope,  hart. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Francis  Burdett,  hart. 

Catherine. 

Margaret. 
Sir  John  m.  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  William 
Wytham,  esq.  of  Ledstune,  in  Yorkshire,  and  relict  of 
Sir  Thomas  Bigges,  of  Lenchwike,  in  the  oonnty  of 
Worcester,  but  had  no  other  issue.  He  </.  19th  No- 
vember, 1630,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I.  William  Walter,  esq. of  Saresden, in  the  county 
of  Oxford,  who  was  created  a  Baronit  by  Kittg 
CuAaLxs  I.  Sir  William  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Lucas,  esq.  of  St.  John's,  near  Colchester, 
and  dying  93rd  March,  1074,  waa  s.  by  his  son, 

II.  Sia  William  Walter,  who  m.  first.  Lady  Mary 
Bruce,  daughter  of  Robert,  Earl  of  Aileabury ;  and 
secondly.  Lady  Mary  Tufton,  daughter  of  John,  Earl 
of  Thanet ;  by  the  latter  he  had 

William,  b.  in  1671,  died  unm.  aged  twenty-one. 
John,  hb  heir. 
RoBxar,  heir  to  his  brother. 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Rich,  hart,  of  Sunning,  in 
Berkshire. 
He  d.  fith  March,  1003,  and  was  s.  by  hb  son, 

III.  Sia  John  WAi.Tsa,  M.P.  for  Oxford,  clerk  of 
the  green  cloth,  «u  Etiaabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Vernon,  knt.  by  whom  (who  m.  secondly.  Viscount 
Hsrcourt,)  he  had  no  issue.  He  d.  11th  June,  179), 
and  was  s.  by  hb  brother, 

iv.  Sir  Kobkrt  Waltxr,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Henry  Brydges,  D.D.  archdeacon  of  Rochester, 
and  niece  of  James,  Duke  of  Chandoa,  but  died  90th 
November,  1731,  without  issue,  when  the  Baronitct 
became  extinct. 

Arm*— At.  a  fesse  dancett^  or,  between  three  eagles 
displayed  arg. 


WANDKSFORD,  OF  KIRKLINCTON. 


Created 
Ath  Aug.  1662. 


Extinct 
19th  Jan.  1704. 


Ainrage. 

This  family  was  of  great  antiquity  in  the  county  of 
York. 

GALraiDUs  de  WANDSsruaD,  of  Alnwick,  was  grand- 
father of 

John  de  WANDEsrusD.  of  Westwick,  who  dying  in 
1305,  left  three  sons,  John,  Roger,  and  Geoffrey.  TIm 
eldest, 

John  de  WANoasroRD,  bom  about  the  year  1970, 
succeeded  at  Kirklington,  where  hb  posterity  subse- 
quently flourished.    He  had  iasue, 
John,  hb  heir. 

Thomas,  an  alderman  of  London,  who  d,  in  1<H0, 
leaving  a  son,  William,  who  J.  s.  p. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  de  WANDSsroan,  died  in  1163.    He  had  aevcu 
sons  and  three  daughters,  vis. 
CHRisroPHfJi,  hb  heir. 
Thcmias,  d.  t.  p. 
Kichard. 

511* 


W  A  N 


WAN 


John. 

(;«oT^,  archdcaooD  of  Richmond,  ia  Yorkflhifc 

Br>aB,  left  no  ifoae. 

Elixabedi,  a.  to  —  Mancaly,  of  Sinanigfcirt. 

Jane*  m.  to  Thomas  Lasonby. 

laabel.  m.  vi  Tbomaa  Hctterbj. 

The  eldest  «m. 

CHBifTOPHEm  WAXDSsroao,  eaq.  of  KiiUiagti^,  m. 
Sibel.  daughter  of  John  Thvaites,  eaq.  and  had  haoe, 

Thomas,  his  socccasor. 

John. 

Roger. 

Christopher. 

Anne. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  William  Rooa,  esq.  of  Nottincham, 

lord  of  Laxton. 
Jane,  m.  to  Sir  William  Norton. 
He  vas  f.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Tho«is  Wamdufoed,  esq.  of  Kirklington,  who  m. 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Pudsey,  and  had 
four  sons  and  two  daughters,  rix. 
CBKisTorHER,  his  heir. 

William,  of  Woodel,  in  the  county  of  Bedford. 
Michael,  whom?  grandson. 

Sir  Rowland  Wandesford.  knt.  of  Pickhay, 
in  Yorkshire,  was  attorney  of  the  Court  of 
Wards  and  Lireries  in  1G37.    His  dangler, 
Elixabeth.  m.  Philip,  fourth  Lord  Wtu- 
ton.  and  their  only  daughter, 
ELiLiirTR  Whartox.  married  Robert 
Bertie,  third  Carl  of  Lindsey. 
John,  rector  of  Kirkliugtun. 
Ellen,  m.  to  .Vmbrose  Lancaster,  esq.  of  West- 
moreland. 
Elixabeth,  m.  to  Ralph  Claxton,esq.  of  the  county 
of  Durham. 
The  eldest  son, 

CHaisTOPHER  Wakdespord,  esq.  liring  temp.  Ed- 
ward IV.  and  He.xry  VII.  m.  Anne,  daughter  of 
Juhn  Norton,  esk^.  of  Norton,  and  had 
Fraxis,  his  heir. 
Christopher,  M-ho  h.ii!  issue. 
'llif  eldor  ?«on. 

Fh*>iin   ^\  an;  i  M'.'H:'.  ei.i-   who  m.   Jane,  >i<oud 
<l:itightor  an*i  roln^ir  oi  John  Fultliorp,  e^q.  of  Hips- 
Mcll,  ami  haii  hy  ln-r 
Chki>7<.»phi  r    Sir  . 
Johu,  died  without  l^-ui•. 

Jane. 
He  was  .<•  by  his  eldrr  son, 

SiK  Christoi'Hfr  \V.%NDLSFORi>,  who  wat<  knichted 
and  served  as  e^herifl*  of  Yorkshire  in  107H.  He  m. 
Klir.aboth,  daughter  of  Sir  (leorge  Bowfs,  of  Streat- 
hain,  and  was  .<.  by  his  eldest  M>n, 

Sir  (iLOR(;L  \VAMiE>ruRU.  f>.  *20th  May.  1573  : 
Lni^'htc'd  by  A'i;f;[:  James  1.;  and  d.  in  ItilO.  He  m. 
Ciithariue,  daughter  of  —  Hansby.  estj.  of  Bererlvy. 
and  had  i»8ue. 

Christopher,  his  successor. 
John,  M.P.  in  163l». 

William,  citizen  and  mercliant  taylor  of  London, 
to  whom  and  his  heirs  his  eldest  brother,  30tli 
June,  1A37,  gave  £'M  per  annum,  issuing  out  of 
the  manor  of  Castlecomer.  and  jtayablo  upon 
StronRl>ow's  toiub  in  Christ  Church,  Dublin. 
In  lf»3!>  he  was  menihrr  in  the  Irish  parliament 
for  Ballyni-kill.  in  tlic  Queen's  County. 
Nicholas.  .M.P.  forTliomastown  in  the  parliament 

of  Ireland. 
Michael,    in    holy   orders,    successively    dean    of 

Linierirk  and  I)i-rrY> 
Anne,  w.  to  MaupT  Norton,  csq.  of  St.  Nicholas, 

nf-ar  Kuhmond,  Yorkshire. 
Maiv. 


appoiated  in  IdS 
i  beiBC  swora  of 
he  had  soon  after  a  gnr&nt  hy 
one  of  the  lord*  jnarieeo  ia  l< 
appointed  Ist  April,  1M*,  lovd  dcptfy : 


hfaB,that  he 

first,  the  daughter  at  WillioB  aad 

Ramsden,  knt.  oT  Byros,  m  Vorksktac.  b 

bdyhadnoiMue.     He  wedded,  scc«dly,Ai 

ter  of  Sir  Hewet  Oahome,  «€ 

county,  and  had 


GcoBOK,  hia 
Chrutuphb  , 
John. 
Alice. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  ThtfunM  Daaby.  tm 
ley.  near   Leeds,  mnd  died  ia  cMIA 
fifteenth  child,  aged  thirty. 
He  was  *.  by  hia  eldest  son. 

GiOBGi  WAXDCsroBD.  eaq.    M.P.  kr  C 
16V,  d.  *.  p.  and  was  r.  by  his  bfvtibcr. 

I.  Christdphcb  Wakdespobd.  esq.  of  Kh 
in  the  county  of  York,  who  was  crralBd  a 
Mb  August,  le&t.     He  H.   Eleaacr.  di^M 
John  Lowtber,  hart,  of  Lowther  HalLiBiht 
Westmoreland,  and  had  iasne» 

Christophcb,  his  heir. 
George,  who  had  issue. 
Charles,  d.  *.  p. 

Mary. 

Eleanor,  a.  to  .Amias  Bnshe,  CBf.  of  Ki 

the  county  of  Kilkenny. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Pype.  chK 

of  the  King's  Ilcruch.  ahJ  s;.  lq  17ii.  m 

four. 
I'r.imvH.  in.  tf  It   ^••  rr    Mj-j  :•.■*•.     '  S 

\  nrL^hJrt•,  ,i:i  1  Kilk.r  :i:i\     -r    -:J.  Jn- 
.Mic.-. 
Chnj'tiin.    i.t.  r.i   Ki.h.-l    L   vVir    rT 

I.»c»!'.  <«--i--::i  \  f>\,  •■■\  ^.r  VV  u;...:i-  L  •* 

i\(  >willi:ijt-':i. 
Sir  C'h^s^to^>h■  r.  u  Lo   ^v  .»*  itii  ir.r- r    ■'  t-".' 
KipiKin,i/.  in  Ft  hni  iry.  U^^u  iui  «as  \   ^'  > 
son, 

II.  Sir  CHRisT>.-rHLR  Wam  cif  ■  r^.  vV 
tainted  by  A'lw^'  J %«&»'»  parlianitmt  m  l*'^- 
his  estate  sequestrred  ;  but  on  thr  Rei-  t^Ltfci 
swum  of  the  pri«y  ci>unf-il  b\  A:«x  U-.-' 
a{!ain  in  17<t«  by  t^mttt  .\^%a.  mh*.-  aJvAacv 
the  peerage  of  IreUud  in  irort.  as  Barw  U« 
and  Viscount  Cjutlecomer.  \W  m.  EhsakMl 
ter  of  Georpe  .Montasu.  es.}.  of  H«>rtaB.  m  N 
tonshire.  and  by  tliat  lady  iwho  died  I3lh  N 
1731,,)  bad  issue. 

CHRi.oTitPBkR.  bis  sucreMor. 
GKoRut.of  whom  hereafter  as  hciria  h« 
John,  in  holy  orders,  rerlor  oi  Kjrkhai 

Cattvrick,  d.  in  March,  174741. 
Richard,  d.  unm. 

Henrietta,  m.  to  William  Maynard.  ca^ « 
glass,  in  the  munty  if  Cork,  M.F  and 
April.  1736. 
His  lordship  rf.  in  Ixmdon  Ijfh  Septnabcr, 
was  s.  by  his  eldest  »on. 

III.  Sir  CHRisTtiPHiR  Wt%PB«pi<RP.  •r.^vt^J 
CtLotircmner,  member  in  thr  Rntt«h  p^riiauvi 
for  Morpeth  and  in   1714  for  Kifpo*     la  r 


WAR 


W  A  K 


ji  sworn  of  the  priry  oooncU  to  A'iMf 
Ad  the  next  year  appointed  goremor  of 
>f  Kilkenny.  In  1717  be  was  eonatitnted 
war.  and  died  t3rd  June,  1710,  learing  by 
ances,  aeoond  davfpiter  of  Tbomaa,  Lord 
i  aiater  to  Thomas,  Ooke  of  Newcastle,  an 

HaiiTOPHBR  Wandesporo,  third  Viscount 
,  b.  in  1717,  who  d.  in  London  of  the  small- 
ied  8th  May,  1730,  and  was  s.  by  his  nnde, 
MioB  Wam  DBsroRD,  fouTth  Visooaut  Castle- 
m.  Sasannah,  davf^ter  of  the  Rer.  Mr. 
Cork,  by  whom  he  had  sereral  children, 
t  three  swrired,  Tis. 
bheir. 

kh.  Ml.  to  Thomas  Newenham,  esq.  of  Cool- 
in  the  coanty  of  Cork, 
th. 

fune,  1751,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
OBN  WANOEsroSD,  fifth  Visoount  Castle- 
took  his  seat  in  the  Irish  House  of  Lords 
I  was  created  in  1758  Earl  of  Wandesford. 
Augnst,  1750,  Agnes- Elisabeth,  daughter 
John  Southwell,  esq.  of  Enniscoach,  in  the 
imerick,  and  bad  issue, 
'Iscoumt  CastUcotner,  b.  Urd  April,  1753, 
telore  the  earL 

a.Mth  February,  1700,  to  John  Butler,  esq. 
rryricken,  to  whom  the  Eakldom  or  Or- 
K  was  restored  by  the  House  of  Lords  in 
id  in  1701. 

}  d.  12th  January,  1784,  and  his  son  having 
him,  all  his  honours,  including  the  Basu- 
me  BXTiMCT,  and  the  estates  derolred  upou 
igbter,  then 

NNR  Bl'tlrr.  (Refer  to  BuRKt's  Peerage 
tmrotteUige.) 

r,  a  lion  rampant  as. 


\RBURTON,  OF  ARLEY. 


imo. 


Extinct 
13th  May,  1813. 


WABsraToK,  knt.  who  m.  Mnry, daughter 
mm  Br«reton,of  Br(>reton,iii  Cheshire, and 
in,  was  #.  by  his  eldest  non, 
a  Warbcrton,  knt.  an  eminent  lawyer  in 

BusAarTH,  and  one  of  the  justices  of  the 
He  M.  Mary,  daughter  of  Sir  John 


Atniagr. 

I  WARBrRTOM,*  of  Warburton  and  Arley, 
county  of  Chester,  one  of  the  knights  of 
iTtag  Hbnrt  VIII.  Seneschal  of  Halton, 
of  Chester  by  patent  under  thp  great  seal, 
.  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Sunley, 
as  «.  by  his  son, 

IS  Warbvrt(»n.  knt.  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
ad  heir  of  Richard  Winnington,  raq.  of 
ft,  in  Shropshire,  and  was  s.  in  4  Euwaru 


Holeroft,  knt.  and  baring  daughters  only,  the  repn  - 
sentation  of  die  family  deroWed  upon  the  grandson  of 
his  brother,  George  Warburton.  esq.  of  the  Lodge,  his 
great  nephew, 

Pbtbb  Wabburton,  esq.  of  the  Lodge,  and  of  Ar> 
ley,  who  married  Eleanor,  daughter  of  Robart,  Vis- 
count Kilmorey,  but  dying  without  issue,  1st  August, 
1041,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

I.  Gbobob  WARBUBTON.esq.  of  Arley,  in  the  county 
of  Chester,  who  was  created  a  Babonbt  S7th  June, 
1000.  Sir  George  married  first,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
Sir  Thomas  Myddleton,  knt.  of  Chirk  Castle,  in  Den- 
bighshire, and  had  issue, 

Pbibb,  his  heir. 

George,  who  left  issue. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  Sir  Francis   Edwards,  hart,   of 

Shrewsbury. 
Hester,  m.  to  Edward  DomTille,  esq.  of  Lymme, 

in  Cheshire. 
Mary,  m.  to  William  Grantham,  esq.  of  Bury,  in 

Lincolnshire. 
Catherine. 
He  married  secondly,  Diana,  daughter  of  Sir  Edward 
Bisshopp,  hart,  of  Parham,  in  Sussex,  and  by  her  had, 
Thomas,  of  Winnington,  in  Cheshire,  who  had  se- 
reral children.     His  male  line  terminated  with 
his  son. 
General  Hugh  Warburton,  whose  only  daugh- 
ter m,  Richard  Pennant,  M.D.  of  Lirerpool. 
Robert. 
John. 
Cecil. 

Penelope,  m.  to  Sir  John  Mordannt,  hart. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Humphrey  Trafford,  esq.  of  Traf- 
ford. 
Sir  George  d.  18th  May,  1070,  and  was  s.  by  hb  eldest 
son, 

II.  Sir  Pbtbb  Wabbcrton,  who  m.  Martha,  daugli* 
ter  and  heir  of  Thomas  Dockwra,  esq.  of  Puckeridgo, 
Herts,  and  had  issue, 

Gbobgb,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Turner's  Hall,  Herts,  who  wedded, 
first,  Rebecca,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  George 
Stourton,  eaq.  of  Pirton,  in  Bedfordshire,  and 
by  that  lady  had  a  daughter, 

Martha,  m.  to  Isaac  Eles,  citisen  of  London. 
He   m.  secondly,  Anne,  daughter  of  William 
Dockwra,  esq.  of  London,  and  had  by  her, 
Prrsa,  fourth  baronet. 

Anne,  wife  of  Thomas  Sloughter,  esq.  high 
sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1755.    Their  only  son, 
Thomas  Slouohtbr,  captain  10th  light 
Dragoons,  left,  by  Sarah,  his  wife,  an 
only  child, 
Amnb-Warbdbtoh  Slovortbb,  mar- 
ried first,  to  the  Rer.  Thomas  Coup- 
land,  of  the  Priory,  Chester;   and 
secondly,  to   William   Owen,  esq. 
K.C.of  Glansevem,in  Montgomery- 
shire. That  highly  respected  gentle- 
man died  deeply  lamented  in  1837, 
leaving  to  his  widow  the  whole  of 
his  estates,  including  the  beautiful 
seat  of  Glansevem. 
Peter,  captain  in  the  army. 
Martha,  m.  to  —  Fouks,  esq.  cS  London. 
Anne,  m.  to  Richard  Dockwra,  esq. 
ArabeUa. 
He  was  s.  by  his  son, 

III.  Sir  GborobWarbcrtom,  whoM.  Diana,  daugh- 
ter of  William,  second  Lord  Allington,  by  whom  he 
had  one  surriTing  child. 


For  hif  prrdecr«M>rs  refer  to  Burkb's 


voL  ii.  p.  I. 


Vil 


Sir  r.rir:'.  ibi  r»Tr.KT;»J  il»  F3iiitT  tt  Clwrtfr  in  whoa  kr  tm 

An;  ■■•''<''  I.  d.  tJiti  laat,  liu.iod  vuLbir  lii>  THunit  V 

IT.  Sin  Pe:»  U'lmiiiTis.  who  itJJcd  in  l:u.  Norfua.ud 

>:aTi  n(  IKTbi.  nJ  hid  i»i».  liini  P<R.  « 

FntH.  U.  b'ir.  r.  Sm  Eli 

Illiubrtti.')  tKio-  rfirria 

M.iT«»nl.J  Ibr  JAUsbtPl 

II jRiul. !■■  ki  J.hii-R-mlli  L,ieh.  rti.  ut  Pr,>!  brih.  .Uuglil 

barT.nndhi.1  MuDJIiim.j 

tlLiKHiHloiLx  l.t:sH.  n.ldTli.>muUrI<n  Ibp  i.r^ud  S 

Bnnctabrti.  (^,  d>-iiu  iiboBl 

Bunk,  in  t'liKliir*,  b>'  vlium,  vl>o  d.  iii  lin.  U'llliam  Rm 

*lie  had  a  dAoihlcr.  whca  Ik  «  a 

Eaii  riidiT'>s.  vho  «.  in  ::U>3.  th.-  K't.  iir.  Sib  Ti 

cuiut"|u-Div,   Ihr    addiiion^   Himuiir    ar  ii.  Sin  E: 

U'i>iiKT»'i.    B)  Mr.  EgntiiB  WartunuD  and  ro-liinr 

(If  hiJ.  «iib  tpicral  yaaii«(T  rbildnn.  .S'lvftiU..  ^hi! 

Run u^^'Eti ri     E.:uiav\VtiinlioE(,  *-  Sir  K: 


Wll  l! 


Sir  [■ft-r.',  l-li.  \Ur.'li.  WTt.ADdwUf   bvl.uion.  »;ii<..ii. 

..  Sin  I'l.iii  Wiiiii.BT..%.  sfaa  w.  in  liM.  .VIM.  Kcdlcdlad 

daacliKT  of  the  ltr\.  John  PwLer.nf  Axlr.  in  the  ii.  Sin  Ki 

nniitjiod'hvrWT.IiDi  luil  ipi  iviiir.     licit.  13th  Way.  HrcnlyoH. 

IMS.  niwn  ihr  l!iiu»ii<.-T  rxviiii-,  ud  ihP  nuwi.  m.  Sm  K 

br  Air  I'l^r't  Kill,  tn  bl*  Kmt  nrpbrw,  Jinl  sili  Ma; 


ILi.ttiSuC. 
*  Wtki-.  uli.>  piHH^i^^d  tlrt  maiinr  iif  Kl^h^■ 
.  iu  Niir:iili,  ill  IMii:  Ml.  thr  iUui;lrtvr  <iC  Jatiii 


-  Th--)-™iii.-.  .1-1 


^ 


WAR 


WAR 


WARRE,  OF  HESTERCOMBE. 


Cbkatvo 
I  Jvne,  1873. 


ExTINlTT 

l8t  Dec.  1718. 


ULintaqt, 

•.  PK4NCII  Warkc,  etq.  of  Hestercombe,  in  the  pa- 
ill  ml  Kinfrton,  in  the  county  of  Somenet,  created  « 
A«r.  ia  1073,  WM  only  son  of  Sir  John  Warre,  lent. 
LP.  for  the  ooanty  of  Somcraet,  who  died  in  IMP,  by 
i«*  daoshter  of  Sir  Francis  Hawley,  of  Buckland- 
I,  bart.  (afterwards  Bamn  Hawley,  in  the 
of  Ireland ;  descended  by  hb  mother  and 
'  from  the  Portmans,  of  Orchard- Portman, 
■i  tiM  Lords  Pottlet  of  Hinton  St.  George.)  Sir  Fran- 
b  Warre*  ia  his  early  years  was  a  captain  in  the 
of  Monmouth's  own  regiment, but  upon  his  mar- 
he  retired :  he  was  also  colonel  of  the  Taunton 
▼ice-admiral  of  Somersetshire  and  the  port 
r  BiiaCol,  a  deputy  lieutenant,  in  the  commission 
r  Ike  peace,  and  M.  P.  for  the  boroughs  of  Bridge- 
NMeread  Taunton  in  rarions  parliaments  to  the  year 
nt»  He  twice  married:  first.  Anne,  daughter  and 
tfr  of  Robert  Cnfle,  esq.  oi  Creech  St.  Michael,  by 
he  had  one  son,  who  served  as  a  captain  of 
,  and  died  at  Ghent,  in  Flanders ,in  the  thirty- 
IM  year  of  his  age ;  and  secondly,  Margaret,  dangh> 
JehB  Harbin,  merchant  of  London,  of  a  family  of 
near  Yeovil,  in  the  county  of  Somerset,  by 
kehad 
Wnilam,  who  died  an  infHnt. 

MaaoAarr. 

r  Francis  died  1st  December,  1718,  and  was  buried 
Mi  Ida  ancestors  in  the  family  vault  at  Kingston, 
t  wriM  behr  to  Kentisbere,  Meriet,  At  wood,  Perce- 
(je,    Clavile,    Combe,    Chipleigh,    St.    Harbe,    and 


arms  he  quartered  with  his  own.    At  his 
the  BARUMfcTCY  became  kxtimt;  but  Hester- 
and  the  other  estates  of  which  he  died  seized 
voiced  upon  his  only  surviving  child  and  heiress, 

MaaoAaKT  WARaa.  wUu  married  John  Bampfylde, 
youager  and    only   brother  of  Sir  Coplestone 
Warwick     Kampfylde.    of    Poltimore.     in    the 
covntv  of  Devon,  bart.     The  first  wife  of  John 
Banpfyide,  vt\.  was  Kii/abeth,  daughter  of  — 
Basset,  esq.  of  Hcauton  Court,  in  the  county  of  ' 
Devon,  by  whom  he  b^d  no  issue.     He  was  rtv 
preseatative  in  parliament  first  fur  the  county 
ml  Devon,  which  he  Kave  up  to  his  nephew.  Sir  ' 
RicbanI   Warwick    Baropfylde,  bart.  when   he  . 
e  of  age,  and  after  that  for  the  city  of  Exe-   | 
He  wan  iMirti  Nth  April.  UVJO,  and  died  17th  i 
BepCenber.    1750.  and    in    buried   at    Kingston.   ' 
By  bis   sernnd  wifr,  Marguret,   the   heirrM  of 
Heatemwube,  he  had  issue, 
CortMnosu  WAaaic  BA«rrri.DR,who succeed- 


ed to  die  Htateroombe  eatates :  of  whom  pre- 
sently. 

Elisabeth,  who  d.  unm. 

Margaretta,  who  married,  as  second  wife,  31st 

December,   1753,  George  Tyndale,t  esq.  of 

Bathford,in  the  county  of  Somerset,  lineally 

descended  from  the  feudal  Barons  de  Tyn- 

dale,  in  South  Tyne-dale,  in  the  ooanty  of 

Northamberland  (see  Buaas'a  Commoners), 

and  died  in  December,  I79S,  learing  iasne, 

John,  who  porsaant  to  the  will  of  his 

maternal     nnde,    Coplestone     Wane 

Bampfylde,  esq.  became   posseaaed  of 

the  Hestercombe  and  other  eatatea,  and 

assumed  the  name  of  WAaaa  after  that 

of  Tyndale  (vide  infra). 

Thomas  Bampfylde,  esq.  of  Withiel-Plory, 

in  the  county  of  Somerset,  an  oAeer  in 

the  14th  regiment  of  foot    He  m.  Anne, 

daughter  of  the  Rer.  John  Dennia,  a 

minor  canoa  of  Oxford,  by  whom  be 

had  issue  three  daughters,  via. 

Anna- Margaretta,  married  to  the  Rer. 

Charles  Taylor,  and  has  issue. 
Louisa- Vere,  m.  to  George  Goppy,  esq. 
formerly  of  Demerara,  and  late  of 
Taunton,  and  has  issue. 
Georgiana  Maria,  m.  Charles  Corfield, 
esq.  of  Knowle  House,  near  Taun- 
ton, and  baa  issue. 

Thomas  Bampfylde  Tyndale  died  17tb 
September,  1807. 
Margaretta,  m.  to  Charles  Hill,  esq.  late 
of  Clifton,  Bristol,  who  died  and  baa 
an  only  child  and  heireaa, 

Caroline,  m.  to  Arthur  Chicbeeler,  esq. 
of  the  county  of  Deron,  and  baa  ie- 
sue. 

Elisabeth,  twin  sister  to  John.    She  died 

unmarried. 
Charlotte,  m.  to  Thomas  Eagles,  esq.  late 
of  Brifttol.  and  baa  issue, 
Edward 
John,  in  holy  orders. 

George  Tyndale,  esq.  of  Batbford,  died  in 
1771,  and  was  buried  at  Batbfor^ 

CoriJtkTONa  Warsi  BAMPrYLUt,  only  son  of  Mar- 
garet, the  heiress  of  Hestercombe,  m.  Mary, 
second  daughter  of  Edward  Knight,  esq.  of 
Woolverley,  in  the  county  of  Worcester,  but 
had  no  issue.  He  was  for  many  years  colonel 
of  the  Somersetshire  militia,  and  in  the  coin- 
mission  of  the  peace.  He  died  Wth  August,  1701, 
and  bequeathed  Hestercombe  and  his  other 
estates  to  his  nephew  and  heir  at-law,  John 
Tyndale,  on  condition  of  his  assuming  the  name 
ofWARRK.    This 

John  Tynuai.r  WAaar,  eldest  son  of  Georfe 
Tyndale,  esq.  afureiiaid.  by  his  second  wife, 
Margaretta  Bampfylde,  was  possessed  of 
Hestercombe  upon  the  dt-ath  of  his  uncle, 
and  took  the  name  of  Warrr.  He  was  bom 
in  1750.  and  married  loth  January,  1780, 
Elisabeth,  only  child  and  heiress  of  John 
Fan  II,  esq.  late  of  Bristol,  by  whom  be  had 
nn  only  daughter  and  heiress.  EusABaTB- 


m  Tbls  lady  bad  been  marrii'd  beftKe  to  Jubn  Mal«  t, 
JbMBote,  by  wlKAn  itbe  had  i»«oe  an  <»nly  daughter  ami 
|r«IUIsabelB,  ■•.  to  John  Wilinoi.  Earl  (»f  Kochfuter. 
9  His  ir*l  wHe  wa»  Verr,  ihiid  danithler  of  the  Hon. 
i4    Rrv.  R<*beri   Btioth.  K.T.P.  dean   of  HiUiul,  tifih 

4  B 


ton  «>f  Grorcr,  L>>nl  Delamer;  from  \*birh  ladv,  whod. 
3I»t  Mav,  1753,  and  i«  burled  at  Bathfunl,  it  deicended 
George  Booth  T>n«lalr,  eM|.  of  Haylias,  in  the  c<mnty  of 
Sonthampton,  the  present  hrad  of  the  Tyndalet  (tvc 
BuaRR's  Commmomrw). 

553 


WAR 


WAR 


at  ctf  t^ 


ia  fiiie  wr-; 


aB,aa  a 


WJ 


,  OF  LITTLE  MARLOW. 


iK  J«B«.  17:5. 


■  p 


ftnujfr. 

Thi*  faanlv  vm  ancicatly  Mttlcd  in  CoravaD.  bat 
ftftcr  the  porchaM  of  Little  Uulov  and  SfedmenhuB 
maaon.  BackiafhAsiAhire  b<canife  it*  abode. 
JoM\  BiatacT.  of  ComvaD,  wa*  fatber  of 
WkLTEa  B'. ix-kCT.  of  St.  Nevbriae  ia  dM  tame 
ooancy,  «bo  «.  th-  dia^bter  and  beir  cf  Oau  or  Oak, 
of  Trcladra,  aci  h«i  tbrc«  Mat,  via. 

Nicholas,  who  bad  a  Mm, 
Joha,  from  vboia  drMraded. 

HiarHKir    Brai-tcc,  created  by  Jabo  II. 
ktr-r  hi*   abdicatioa,    LA}aD  Bi  aukcc,  aad 
•-  '.  ;•. 
E:  ^  n    .    (  »':. -ta  prv^^ntly. 

WtT*./.     f  S:;:h:;'\.  .tr^.v-tcr    of  D   vTv?.    BvK- 
•    I  .  :L>   ..  •:  r.  i:.    i  <     n-v  .".;.  j*,;. 

Th*    —     :.*«:;. 

K    ■*  «  .      H    .-::  *    »••*-.    "■•  r.r<t.  th     :"..ir\:   'f;::httr 
of  >!r  ^I..  ..-I   1'   r::;»r.  ».:•:.  '  -t  r".  :*  i  i.:\   liic  ;  i^^u* 
^".     H.  u..::-  !...      :;::>.  V:->Jt...  H-i:->t..i:.  .:.i 
h\   Lcr  >. jI  t-vi     »   r.-.  r  .:_•!>. 

Eiwi.-.      w;.  ■'..   ,    =i  .j'..t.  r  •  f  U  i":  .:i,    nv:r\.f 
CuIn^Ja;r£.  i:.  nx:  ri«hirt.  in  1  I.ai  a  diu^htt^r 

CtTiUR.'NE,  bapt.  11th  Ortob«r,  1.56^. 

He  was  buhtrd  ut  Little  Marlow,  nnd  August. 

William,  m.    Miry,   dnachter  of   —    English,  ox 
Flaj>k,  anil  d.  in  Jul>.  |r>(>>. 

He  m.  thinlly,  Pani^H.  i!aught-  r  of  Chief  Ju^tici-  Sir 
John  Ralduin.  Liit.  h>  whrim.  who  outlived  hiiu  .inJ 
Ni.  Msrondly,  Thoin.k!i  Kam^ay,  of  Hitcb^uu,  he  hail 
a  third  sun. 

liiH\  KoRLicE.  f4q.  of  Marlow*  who  was  !«hiTilf 
'J  KLi/4iti.Tii.  miuibvr  ftir  xXw  r.)unty  of  Uui-ks  tWth 
of  Tin-  itaniv  n  ipii.  .in J  shontf;!/  tin  in  two  year*  after. 
He  m.  Ann«-.  J.iuphtc  r  .in  i  i'i»  hiir  of  Sir  Kichard 
Litton,  by  uhtmi    wbu //.  in  January,  UMl,'  he  had 

Wiii.UM    Sir  ,  hilt  htir. 

ElizHl>*'th,  HI.  to  SHnnnl  nacWbou^r.  osij.  of  SwhI 
lowtiilil,    llrrkit.    and    Kft    .m    daughter,    Auue 
HacWhonsi.-,  b.ipt.  'ind  Ft-bru.iry.  liv.'. 

Dorothy,  bapt.  "i'/th  Juiitr,  lJtV4.  w.  to  (;.  Typj'\nge. 
gent. 

He  rf.  in  May,  na.l.  and  wa*  «.  hy  his  son, 


Sia  Wiuaaa  BoKLaca.  kaiL  dbariff  tt  tiv 
JaWB  aDd  iPi  Caasixa.    He  a.  Han. An 

&A-kb»MC.    c^.     of 
4.  ia  JaU.  U 


WiLLiaa   Sir  .  kM 

Jaba,   «.P.  for   Mariov.  13  aaJ  IftCiAk 

Rcarr-  M.P.  for  Ayteabarv,  Iflcb  Jsan  L 
Marlov.  Uac  of  tbe  maamt  'n^swi,.  4.M.p. 
IW  eldest  aoa, 

Sia  Wiixiaa  BoauicK.  kat.  vaa  W  Mm 
Brbmer.  He  ai.  A.ai>.  daughter  of  Sir  F.  ! 
of  Lili]«c^.  in  Wiltahire.  aud  bad  ivae. 

JoBJi,  hia  bc-ir. 

WiULuB.    V.P.   for   MarWv.  i;  asJ  U 
II.  was  fciined  tat    No«ew>'r.  IMS, k 


Hft^sirrTA.  «.  to  Sir  Ricbaid  4sck) 
A^%E.  m.  to  Lifeat.  fTB.  U«bb. 
A:  i-:m.  m.  to  Jubn  WaQap,  esq. 

Heary. 

Aane,  m.  to  Rirbard  GreariDe.  n^  oi 
tbe  Daka  of  Barkia«bam.aBd  d.  3M I 
IMS. 

Mary.  d.  anm.  and  wm»  baned  Stk  Ft 
1C17. 


He  was  «.  by  bia  eldest 

SiK  JoHa  B4»i.«4.c,  «  ho  va*  crr^trd  a  Baas 
May.  16tt.  Tbis  (entlciaan  was  a  t— gpicaa 
ber  of  tbe  adminartration  of  Irelaad.  aai  ' 
some  tuae  one  of  tbe  lorda  j««ckvs  af  ibtf  b 
He  va*  aterwarda.  darinf  tbe  citiI  war, «« 
liai|aeBt«  and  oompoanded  for  bia  mum  by 
£S4M.    He  d.  in  Aafaat,  l«7t.  aad  «m  n  H 


Sir  Johx  Boaiaci.  who  diied  ia  14 

Bo^rrvT  ExriBKD,  leavinc  an  only  cbiU  aail 

.\s\c  B-  RL\>'C.  who  as.   Artfaar  Wanva, 

Stapkford.  i:.  N-  rt.njhtmsLire.  auJ  ha  J  mm 


H-  R!  »-f  \V  « !.  ■■»  \. 
Xrr:  W  W  iT-  :i.  L 
\tx\.    r  U     r--  .  .  ' 

(.r. -rl   -  \\     •"  • 

J    h:.  W  t-r,  r  .  »  •; 

li  li.Iw ;'!  \\  irr»  ;  - 

J  i!-:t  -  U  irn 
i77  I.  .»."'  -L  ■ 


•  r  ii-  ir- 


i: 


'.IT 


».' 


■;  •..:-  :  -■■•:;  J  ::\    "■  • 

.•?.*•••  L   ■:;  \*  irr.   •■ 
'  iT.,.*.    »r  I.-.     M»r:.  w  r 


'I'- 


Vune  Warnn.  bi.  :     rbarii'*,  V  »jk"n«t:  « 


Tbe  eldi*t  ^n. 

BuRLALi  WiaaEX.  ««.{.  •••'  I.iRltf    ¥ar'.  • 
Anne,  his  wife,  five  soii«.  th. 

\rthur  who  d.  in  17«tK. 
Arnold,  d.  in  I<ii«  . 
Charl.*. 

JoH^-HiiRlAi  I. 

James. 
Catherine. 
Diirothy. 
.M.»r>. 

Annt'.  m.  V*  hrr  i~«>ii«iu.  I'har  if**.  \  iKoaat 
aud  (/.  lit  1<'AI. 

Thf  fourth  !K»n. 

I.  Sir  JiiHn  Rmhi  «•  i  \\  «t:iif  ^.  i,  1'  6  la 
in  tho  myal  ua«v,  di-tmiLuior.' i  i  v  bis  L:^ 
sional  abilitie«  and  lalour.  wa^  i  rratrd  a  BtRC 
June,  1775.  He  was  altrrw  .. nls  «w m  >f  cb 
council,  an  1  aorreditrd  anibia.*raLJ-.«r  rXtrsi'Uai 
plcuipotentiar)  to  tbe  court  i>i  Ka^ta.  He  i 
Caroline,  daucbtrr  of  iieneral  Sir  J.iba  Ctf 
K.C.B.  and  had    with  a  s-^n.  kilUd  ai  tae  taa 


WAS 


WAS 


istol  tnwpi  in  Egypt)  an  only  tonriTing  dangfa- 
1  beir, 

lAMris-M AST,  m.  to  George  C1iarles»  fourth  Lord 
Vernon,  and  was  mother  of  the  present  (1838) 
Lord. 

kB  was  M.P.  for  Harlow  in  1774  and  1780,  and 
a«ntly  for  Nottingham.  He  d,  in  18X1,  when 
moNBTCY  became  extinct. 

I* — Quarterly;  first  and  fourth,  cheque  or,  and 
on  a  canton  gules,  a  lion  rampant  for  Wabrin  ; 
.  mad  tfdrd,  ermine,  on  a  bend,  sable,  two  arms 
I   from  the  clouds,  rending  a  horse  shoe,  all 

r  BUKLACB. 


WASTNEYS,  OF  HEADON. 


iSSTID 

»ac.  ton. 


Extinct 
1 7th  Dec.  174S. 


lineage. 

ftnl  peraon  in  the  pedigree  of  this  fa:iiily, 
HasovLV  Gastb.neym,  knt.  had  two  wires,  Re< 
B  aad  Bertrria,  and  was  father  of 
XojnBT  Gastknbys,  knt.  whose  son  and  heir, 
Paiur  Gastbnkys,  m.  Arophelis,  daughter  and 
•  of  Sir  Robert  Morley,  and  left  a  son  and  sue- 

WiLUAM  Gastbnits.  father  of  another 
WiLUAB  Gastbnbys,  who  had  two  sons,  both 
inae  name,  ria.* 

lULiAV  (Sir),  the  elder,  had  free  warren  in 
BraalBbargh  and  Carleby,  in  the  county  of  Lin- 
lobi;  Garthrop,  in  Leicestershire;  and  Colton, 
m  Staffordshire.  48  Hbnby  III.  His  wife's 
IBBM  vaa  Constance,  and  by  her  he  left  a  son 
mdheir, 

lomn  (Sir),  who  m.  Isabella,  daughter  of  Ger- 
aaa  Hay,  of  Acton,  in  the  county  of  York, 
•ad  had  two  sons, 

W11.UAII  (Sir),  and  John,  rector  of  the 

church  of  Cranweys,  who  was  living  10 

EuWABD  III.    The  elder, 
WiLUA.v  (Sir),  m.  the  daughter  of  Sir 

John  Brett,  of  Norfolk,  and  was  s.  by 

his  son, 

Thomas  (Sir),  liTing  18  Edward  III. 
who  M.  Johanna,  daughter  of  John 
Toly,  of  Wymondham,  and  left  a 
daughter,  his  heir, 

Thoxakinb,  who  m.  Sir  Nicholas 
Greseley,  knt.  of  Dmkolow,  in 
Derbyshire,  and  conveyed  Col* 
ton  and  other  1and«,  in  Stafford- 
shire, to  the  Grcsleys. 

lAlAH  (Sir),  the  younger. 


Thi>  second  son,  known  as 

SiB  WiLUAM  Gastnbis,  the  younger,  conferred  his 
land  in  Diedhurgh,  in  the  county  of  Leicester,  upon 
his  son, 

Edmond  Gastnkis,  who  purchased  the  manor  of 
Totwick,  in  the  county  of  York,  firom  Sir  John  Hor 
bury,  knt.  in  the  28th  of  Edward  I.  and  had  a  charter 
of  warren  from  the  crown,  in  die  said  manor,  with 
the  adrowson  of  the  church.    His  eldest  son. 

Sib  HABDOLru  db  WASTNBi8,knt.  was  summoned  in 
the  0th  of  Edwabd  ill.  with  others,  to  a  council  in 
the  West  Riding  of  the  county  of  York.  He  m.  twice, 
but  leaying  no  issue,  was  i.  by  his  brother. 

Sib  Edvono  dr  Wastnbis,  knt.  great-grandfather  of 

John  WArrNsis,  Lord  of  Headon,  in  Nottingham* 
shire,  who  was  returned  amongst  the  gentry  of  that 
couuty.  12  Hrnbt  VI.     His  son  and  heir, 

RoBRRT  Wastnbis,  held  in  Headon  and  Outthrop, 
in  the  county  of  Nottinghamshire,  two  knights'  fees, 
about  the  time  of  Edwabd  IV.  He  m.  Eliaabeth, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Nelson,  of  Yorkshire,  merchant 
of  the  staple,  and  was  s.  by  hb  son, 

Grorgb  Wastnbis,  esq.  who  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  William  Blithe.     His  eldest  son, 

Groror  Wastnbis,  esq.  m.  Anne,  daughter  of  Rich- 
ard Basset,  esq.  of  Fledborough,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Gborob  Wastnbis,  esq.  who  m.  Mary  Mellord,  and 
left  a  sou  and  heir, 

Groror  Wastmbis,  esq.  of  Headon,  in  the  county  of 
Nottingham,  liring  in  1575,  who  m.  Jane,  daughter  of 
Lionel  Heresby,  esq.  of  ThriboTgh,  in  the  county  of 
York,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

I.  Hardoi.ph  Wastnbis,  esq.  of  Headon,  who  was 
created  a  Baron bt  by  Jamks  I.  18th  December,  ltt3. 
He  served  as  sheriff  for  the  county  of  Nottingham,  II 
Charlbs  I.  Sir  Hardolph  m,  Jane,  daughter  of  Ger- 
vase  Eyre,  esq.  of  Kereton,  in  the  county  of  York, 
and  had  issue, 

Hardolph,  his  successor. 

John,  of  Todwick,  in  the  county  of  York,  m.  a 

daughter  of  —  Ireland,  of  Lancashire,  and  had 

three  sons  and  a  daughter,  yis. 

Hardolph,  who   m.   Mary,  daughter  of  Col. 

William  Sandys,  of  Askham,  Notts,  but  d. 

issueless. 
Edwabd,  third  Babonrt. 
Daniel,  d,  §.  p. 

Jane. 

George,  a  gallant  cavalier  officer,  temf.  Chablbs 
I.  who  lost  his  life  in  the  service. 

Aune,  m.  to  John  Rayner,  esq.  of  East  Drayton, 

in  the  county  of  Nottingham. 
Mary,  l 

Isabel,  >  d.  unm. 

Rosamnnda,  J 
Martha,  m.  to  Richard  Tye,  esq.  of  East  Retford, 

in  the  county  of  Nottingham. 
Jane,  m.  to  John   KIrke,  esq.  of  Eaton,  in  the 

same  county. 

He  d.in  May,  Itf4*.>,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  Habdoij'H  Wastnkys,  steward  of  East  Ret- 
ford, ill  the  county  of  Nottingham,  who  m.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Chichely,  knt.  of  Wimpole,  in 
the  county  of  Cambridge,  but  dying  without  issue,  in 
107*2,  was  jr.  by  his  nephew, 

III.  Sir   Edmund  Wastnbys,   who  m.   Catherine 


s  of  BuBWAiiH,  bifthop  of  Lin- 
,  that  in  1394,  the  French  king, 
,  threatening  to  invade  England,  Ed- 
Slr  Robert  de  Hercy  and  sir  William 


WaMncjs,  knt».  to  rai»e  the  array  in  the  parts  of  Liodney, 
and  therewith  defend  the  coasts;  and  the  said  Bi*hop 
Barwavb  was  to  tender  them  the  OMal  oaths. 


555 


WEN 


W  E  iV 


Sir  Francb  married  Mabt,  only  daughter 
Wenman,  e«q.  and  ni<>ce  of  Richard,  first 
Wenrnan,*  and  of  Pnii.ir,  third  Viicoant  by 
I  had  leTeral  children,   of  whom,  one  son 
ived,  hi*  racce«M»r,  at  lais  decease, 
BuL  RicHABD  Wenman,  who  inherited  the  digni- 
Wenman,  of  Kilmainham,  and  Viscount 
•  of  Tuam,  on  the  decease  of  his  great-uncle, 
third  Viscount,  under  an  especial  entail  of 
tfgnities.     He  m,  Catherine,  eldest  daughter 
of  Sir  Thomas  Chamberlayne,  bart.  of 
and  Northbrooke,  in  Oxfordshire,  and  by 
(who  m.  secondly,  in  1008,  James,  first  Earl 
,  and  thirdly,  Francis  Wroughtnn,  esq.  of 
Wilta,)  had  issue, 
BD,  his  heir. 

e,  tm.  first  to  the  Honourable  Robert  Ber- 
tf#»  of  Benham,  in  Berkshire,  fourth  son  of  the 
Bwrl  of  Abingdon,  and  secondly  to  Sir  William 
Oakaldiston,  of  Chadlington,  and  N«thercote,in 
Oxfordshire. 

ntevt  the  \eur  ItiUl,  and  was  .t.  by  his  son, 
StB  RicHAED  We.nman,  fifth  Viscount  Wenman, 
Susanna,  daughter  of  Seymour  Wrough- 
of  his  mother's  third  husband,  and  had 
Philip   uud  Richiird.     He   d.  at  Thame 
November.  1729,  and  was  s.  by  the  elder, 
Si>  Philip  WiNv AN,  sixth  ViiMxniiit  Wenman, 
MoTcmber,  17ll».  M.P.  lor  the  city  of  Oxford. 
1T49  to   17M,  and  wan  afterwardH   knight  for 
Hi*    married    Sophia,   eldest    daughter 
of  James  Herbert,  eiiq.  of  Tythorpe,  in 
ity,  and  bad  surviving  isitue, 
Faiur,  his  heir. 
fcpkia,   b,   in    1743.   m.    to  William  Humphrey 

Wfkakam,  esq.  of  Swalclitfe. 
i»  Mdi  Angust,  I7fl0,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
SlB  Philip  Wen  van,  seventh  Viscount  Wenman, 


who  married  7th  July,  1700,  Lady  Eleanor  B«rti«, 
daughter  of  Willoughhy.  Earl  of  Abingdon,  but  died 
issueless,  aoth  March,  1800,  when  all  his  hoooon, 
including  the  BAaoNrrcY,  bxpibxd:  the  estates  da- 
Tolred  upon  his  only  surriTing  sister, 

Sophia,  wife  of  William  Humphrey  Wykeham, 

esq.  and  from  her  passed  in  succession  to  her 

grandaughter, 

SophiaElizabbth  Wtkkbam,  created  Babo- 

SUM  Wbnhan  in  1854.    (Refer  to  Bubbb's 

f\>mtnoH€rSt  rol.  i.  p.  419,  and  Bobkb's  Peer- 

ilnu— Party  per  pale,  gules  and  azure,  a  croM  par 

WENT^'ORTH,  OF  WENT\l'ORTH 
WOODHOUSE. 


*  Dbscbnt  op  thb  Viscounts  Win  ha  n. 

m>T  Wainhan,  m.  Kmniolte,  daiifliter  and  heir  of 
la  Hervcy,  of  the  cuuoly  of   Hereford,  and  had 

ABU,  his  heir. 

,  who  left  a  ton  and  two  daughter*,  Alice  and 
Bfaubrth,  wife  of  Laarenre  Ferinor,  ev).  of  Ox- 
iurdshire. 
•  A  !■  the  reign  of  Edward  IV.    Hi«  elder  M»n, 
BlCMaBO  Wb.^Han,  in.  Ann«-,  dani{hter  of  John  Boih. 
fOlasccslenhire,  and  wai  c.  by  hi*  elde«t  »oii, 
TmoSAS  Wemhaw,  eM|.  \tbo  m.  I'ptnla,  daughter  and 
ikef  Thomas  Gtil«ird,  esq.  of  Twyford,  in  the  county  of 
Mh.  aad  wa»  <■  by  hi^  eldeM  son, 
lui  mcHABU  Wenhan,  knt.  sheriir  of  Oxfordshire  in 
Mk  of  Ei.lEAikTH,  M.  IsAiEi.,  daughter  and  i-(»-heir 
WUlidin*,  Lont  Williams  of  Thanie.t  and  had, 
a  daagbtrr,  m.  to  Tashup^h,  two  soot,  vie. 
llieaaBD  (SU),  hi«  hrir. 

Tfcomas  (Sii;,  of  Dublin,  who  in  I02H,  w.i«  uiadtr  £«»- 
vcTHor  of  the  fort  errrttd  at  C<>rk,  and  on  ilir  7lh 
Jawr,  I7W,  provrtst  inar*lial  of  the  pni\ince  of 
Ifaasfer.  Hi-  d.  In  l(t.l7.  leaving  hi*  wife  Marga- 
ret.  Lady  Anngiii,  hi«  executrix  and  re>idnary 
Irgalee,  willing  the  chief  pait  nf  his  •  <late  to  his 
Philip. 


BkHaBD    Wem«as,    who    <uccced<<l   at  Thaiiu- 


0«  the  steath  of  b^rd  Williams  in  lytO.  the  B%boxt 
WllXIAH»,it^7^iise.  rrealeil  by  4nmnions<nd  April, 
lien  l»lo  abeyance  bciuecn  his  two  surviving  daugh- 
I  vis. 

IsaBSIivas.  to  Sir  Richanl  Wenman,  km. 
Ma— BBT,  m.  to  Kir  Henry  N«>rris,  ami  ctMi^eylng  to 
hrr  bavbaad  the  manor  of  Rycnte,  be  was  sam- 
■Hi«ed  to  parliament  ia  1371,  a«  Baron  Norrls,  of 
Rjrcuic 


Creatlii 
20th  June.  1011. 


K\TINCT 

7th  Aug.  1700. 


ILineagr. 

*,*  Por  the  eariy  descents  and  more  ample  details 
of  this  ancient  family,  refi'r  to  Bubee's  Extinct  and 
Dormant  Peerage »  and  to  Blrke's  Jiittorg  of  the 
ComtnumTM, 

I.  WiLUAV  Wentwobth,  esq.  of  Wentworth  Wood- 
house,  Gawthorpe,  &c.  in  Yorkshire,  sheriff  of  that 


Park,  which  came  Into  the  family  with  his  mother,  was 
sheriff  of  Oxfordshire  in  the  13th  of  Ei.ixabctH.  He  m. 
Jane,  daughter  of  William,  I»id  Delawarr,  and  had 
issue, 

RiCHABD(Slr),  his  heir. 

Phiup,  of  whom  heieafter. 

Thuvas,  whose  only  daughter, 

Maby,  m.  Francis  Wbm«am,  esq.  of  Caswell. 

Penelope,  m.  to  Sir  John  Dynham. 
The  eldest  son. 

Sir  RirH%aD  Wen«am,  knt.  who  was  sheriff  of  Ox- 
ttirdshirc  in  I(tt7,  received  the  honour  of  knighllHrad,  ami 
wa*  afterward*  created  a  peer  of  Ireland,  as  Baron  U  en- 
man,  of  Kiliuaiuhain,  and  Yi«coual  Wenman,  of  Tnam. 
His  lonUhip  sealously  promoted  the  n>yal  cause  daring  the 
civil  war,  and  at  his  Ikmisc,  Dr.  Seth  Wanl,  afterwards 
Bishop  of  Salisbury,  found  an  asylum,  when  persecaicd 
for  hi*  fidelity  to  the  king.  The  Viscount  m,  Agnes, 
eldest  daughter  of  Sir  George  Permor,  of  Easton  Nesloo, 
in  Northamptonshire,  ami  had,  with  a  daughter,  Bllta- 
beth,  the  wife  of  GievUle  Verney,  e>i|.  a  son  and  soc- 
ccssor, 

Thomas,  second  Viscount  Wenman,  uho  was  one  of 
the  adventnrrrs  in  Iieland,  when  the  kingdom  was  re> 
duced  by  the  Knglish  parliament ;  and  subscribing  £000. 
bad  allotted  to  him  fil7  acres,  plantation  roeasare,  or  one 
thiMisantI  statute  mea«nre.  In  the  Barony  of  Garrycastle 
and  King's  County.  He  left  at  his  decease  bat  two 
daughters,  vie. 

FR«Ht'ES,  SB.  to  Richard  Samwell,  esq.  of  Uptoo,  in 
Northamptonshire. 

Peh ELOPE,  m.  to  Sir  Tboma*  Cave,  bart.  of  Stanford, 
in  the  same  eonaty. 
He  was  s.  under  a  limitation  In  Ike  patent,  by  kis  ancle, 
Philip,  third  Viscount  Wenman,  is  ho  after  the  deaih 
of  his  only  son,  (by  Barbara,  his  wife,  eklesl  daughter  vf 
Sir  Kdward  \tlli'ers,;  istoeless,  pnicared  from  Kimtf 
Chables  II.  in  lfW3,  a  new  entail  «>f  the  boooar* ««  bi« 
ue«t  heir  male,  HiB  Richabu  Wrrhan,  hart,  of  Caa* 
well. 

:»A7 


W  K  X 


W  K  X 


cnuntv  til  the  Uot  year  of  Ei.isaiith,  wi»  cmted  • 
Hakunkf  b\  A'img  Jamcs  I.  WCh  June.  Idll.  He  ». 
Annr.  (1:ii]j;hter  and  heir  of  Sir  Robert  Atkin*.  knt. 
of  Stowfll,  ill  the  county  of  Gloucester,  and  dying  in 
1614,  wu  s.  by  hitf  eldest  Mn, 

II.  Sib  Thomas  >VBNTm-ORTH,  the  eminent  though 
unfortunate  statesman,  m  well  known  in  history  as  the 
Earl  of  Str%pkuro,  to  which  honour,  with  minor  dig- 
nitira  and  the  CARTra,  he  was  raised  in  1640.  He  m. 
firat,  Laily  Margaret  Cliffonl,  daughter  of  Francis, 
Earl  of  Cumberland,  and  secondly.  Lady  Arabella 
Holies,  daughter  of  John,  Earl  of  Clare,  by  the  former 
he  had  no  issue.    By  the  latter  he  had, 

William,  his  successor. 

Anne,  m.  to  Edwanl  Watson,  Earl  of  RockingbRm. 
Arabella,   m.  to  Justin    M'Carthy,  son   of  the 
Earl  of  Clancarty. 

His  lordnhip  was  beheaded  on  Tower  Hill,  11th  May. 
Kill.  His  son  and  heir,  UaTing  on  the  restoration  of 
the  monarchy  been  restored  in  blood  and  to  all  his 
father's  honours,  became 

III.  Sir  William  Went^%orth.  Earl  of  Strafford, 
&c.  He  M.  first,  Lady  Henrietta- Maria  Sunley ,  daugh- 
ter of  James,  Earl  of  Derby,  and  secondly,  Henrietta, 
daughter  of  Frederick  Charles  de  Roys  dc  le  Rochefou- 
caulJ,  generalissimo  of  the  forces  of  the  King  of  Den- 
mark, but  d.  without  isMue,  16th  October,  1665,  when 
the  greater  part  of  his  estates  pasaed  to  his  nephew, 
the  Honourable  Thomas  Watson,  and  all  his  honours 
expirt>d  exrept  the  Barony  of  Raby,  and  the  Ba- 
KUNLTCY,  which  derolred  upon  his  cousin, 

IV.  Sir  Thomas  Wentwdrth,  third  Baron  Raby 
of  R^by  Castle,  who  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of 
Sir  Henry  Johnson,  of  Bradenham,  Bucks,  and  had 
issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rif;ht   Honourable  William  Co- 
iiolly,  and  had  i»!>u<', 
Thomis  CoMU.LY,  a  pri\y   councillor  in   Ire- 
himl,  r/.  s.  p. 

Anm.  r«iN<niY,  nt.  to  (;ri»rKe  liMijr.  v—\. 
M.l'.  .mil  \v  i>  ni'itluT  <il"  liiMitcnnnt  ;;«'ti.  Sw 
.I'liii  IImi;:.  n  i-.it»'»l   K  vKON  Sir  \rr(»M> 

IIm(i:iii  ('(■Ndi.M,  //>.  to  till'  Kt.  Moil.  John 
St.iplfs,  M.l*.  mill  w.i"  f:raM»iinotln>r  i-i' 

ll.lw.iril  Mii-l);ui  I'-ikmlriiii,  I'^ij  u  li-)  ;i."*- 
-iinifil  tin-  Ti  ir'M-  ot  CnNi.i.i  \  .  :uii1  i."  tin* 
pr, -i-nt  I'm..  Ci.Nni  ;  ^  ,  oj'  (' i>tl«-towii, 
M.  1». 

|'ii\M  i.s  Cn.MM.i.Y.  wi.   to    William,  Vi^'ount 

il)iu't>,  K.Ii.  ami  (/.  .s.  }'. 
('\i<iii  iM  CoNoi.i.Y,  M.  to  John,  Karl  of  Buck- 

iiiKhaiii.->liin>.  then  lor.1  lieutenant  of  Inlaiid- 

anil  lel't  an  only  ilauKliter, 

r.iniK,  Man-hioneHH  of  Lon»londerry. 

Luiv.  M.  to    I'ieM    Marshal    Sir  (Jeor:;**  Howard, 

K.  i;. 
Hri,i»tfa.  //I.  in  171.1  to   Ihiiry  Nenion,  r^q.  ot 
Itilion  I*. irk,  ami  liatl  with  severul  tlaiu'hti-i>, 
two  •'ons.  ol  whom  thr  rl-iiT, 

lli.NHV  \  I  i<M>N.fHi|.  of  Hiltmi,  m.  fir>t,  Ml^h 
(•raliam,  ot  .\rmaph,b>  whom  he  had  a  moii, 
the  pre-.!  lit  Hk.nky  Cimri.i  >  Khu  4KD  Vi;r- 
MiN-Cii^H.tM.  rfij.  of  Hi]ti>n  Park  ;  and  nr- 
romn>,  Mi-*!*  Fi^h^■r,  of  Arton,  by  whom  he 
ha«l  another  ^on.  tl.r  ]>re>i<nt  FKi.niRUk- 
\V  II  1 1  \M  i'liiiMis  \  ii:non  W  iimwouih,  esq. 
of  \\  I  Mtuorth  (■a>tlf. 

Hi-  liiril»hi)i,  wlio  wa*  rrea'i  il  Il.irl  ol"  Strafloril,  Ar. 
unt!  maii<  a  kni^lit  of  the  i;.iiter.  tt.  lath  Novcnibt^r, 
|7.i:»,  ami  w.i"  .*.  t»v  hm  miii. 


T.  Si>  Willi  AM  Wksttwobtii.  Earl  of 
who  aiL  Lady  Anne  Campbell, dan^trroC  J 
of  Argyll,  hot  died  j.  jp.  S»cb  Maich.  ini 
was  s,  by  his  ronain. 

Ti.  Sir  Pbbpekicb.  Thovar  W  Bjrrffoin 
Strafford,  dec.  He  m.  Elisa,  daaghtirr  < 
Gould,  eaq.  of  Milbonmc.  in  the  ooosty  ef 
died  s.  p.  7th  Aueuat,  1799,  wkm  all  his  k 
eluding  the  Babokbtcy,  cxpibbd. 

.irsu— Sable,  e  cberron  between  thrr 
heads  or. 


WEXTWORTH,  OF  BRETT 

CRBATRn'27th  Sept.  ICM. —  Eitikct  IKh; 

fttaragr. 

From  the  ancient  Yorkshire  famQy  of  1 
of  Wentworth  Woodbmiae,  mpnng 

I.  Sir  Tbomas  Wk^twobtr.  of  BivOb 
county  of  York,  a  distininiiahrd  and  gaBMM 
who  wa<(  knighted  hy  Aimg  Charles  II.  ■ 
R  Babokrt  by  the  same  prinre,  XTih  S^tn 
with  remainder  tn  his  brother.  He  »  G: 
daughter  and  heir  of  Francis  Pupeic  j.  ca^.  * 
Moorhouse  (who  wedded  secondly,  Alriandi 
Eglintoun;,  but  dyins  without  isane,  Uk  I 
1875,  WHS  t.  by  his  said  brutbrr. 

II.  Sir  Mattiikh  \I>ntwiirym  who  bmb 
Judith,  dan. liter  of  Cutton  Hum.  gent-. 
Judith,  daughter  of  Thomas  Khoiiis.  f^  Floe 
of  Samuel  Thnrpr,  of  Il<>ptuii ;  ^tnd  tkinUv,  i 
of  William  Onbaldestnn.  e»q.  of  HuamaafeT 
second  wife,  he  left  at  hi<  decrnse  1*1  Aagaf 
son  and  heir. 

III.  Sir  Matthew  W  i  NrnoRTii,  wh(»  w^. 
rabeth,  daughter  of  W  illi.tin  i  Ub:iiil(-«ton.r«4 
nianby.  aiiil  had  thrte  <u^ni»  mil  rhrr-  d^Lffct 

Matthi-u,  who  «'.  youiij.  .n   i--»j 

\\  11  I  I  «  V.   )ll>   I.'  IT  . 

'ihoni.i'*.  .1    hn.--!-!:- r  J    i..  r  .i     .:.    Vi*      r 
coli>ii'-]  I'l"    •  r-  jiTi.'  fit  ■  t   I     t  ■'; 

bi  til.  <1.iii.:oTi  r     iri.'    i-i  }.•■•■       :    ti   '.•  " 
l.'ii)  ■nil,  ;:«  nt.  h'.it  k\\\\\  vk  I'.h'i-jt  :<••  ■ 

(Jl-.lil.     1.-.       ?i>     lh-init«     >:i:.ir«.     .» 

.i:t  !   Ni  w  'i\ 
Anne.    »/ .   t  ■    I  ..  iru  i«    M  i-^  !'     c»        ;   f 

^  ork!»hiri' 
LIi/ab«th. 
Sir  Mattlirw  </.  in  iJoj  ••.   .n  J  m  »•  »    ^\  Li«  t. 
^i^iiip  Hun, 

i\.  SiK  Wiliuv  WiMwnnrH,  repati  :ii 
of  the  West  Riding,  r:i}ttaiu  of  a  Xt-"\'  <i  tr« 
and  M.l*.  fur  tin*  b«irough  fif  \|  ftlt»u  He  ■ 
daughter  of  Sir  Wiiliuin  liL^kvt.  bin  vi  Ua 
in  Northuniberl.iiiil,  by  vhimi  lu  h^.  vitk  fe 
who  all  died  unmarried , 

I.  Thi)m«%.  hi!«  hi  ir. 

1.   Diana,  married  to  tiiKltrey   Bi>*rile.c^ 
thwaite,  and  had  i!(»u<r. 

Wii  I  MM  Ui><«ii  I  .  I  <ii].  I  i^unthvi 
de^i'.cd  hi-*  e!*;rtieo  (••  h>»  n^rfar 
IRCY  M\t  i>«  >%i  1  .  «ftrr««fU«  ibu 
M  «>  iHi\  A  I.LI,  u  ho  a»sanird  m  ccks 
the  additional  surname  of  K'**!  lU 

Thomas- lil.irkct  l»ii»«ile.captAJB  iS  d 
oire.im  <iu.irdj«.  ^Iaib  at  LsmarlU 

El.lf  ARATH    Dit.NA   RiWflLI.     «  a<>    m 

ander,  tirst   I.ord    MMsdcwaU.  aai 
numerous    family,   of   wbirh   ite 
45* 


WEN 


WEN 


daafhtcr,  Diana,  m.  the  Right  Hon.  Sir 
John  Sinclair,   hart,  (his  second  wife.) 
Soe  Bvbkb's  Peerage  and  Baronetage. 
Jnlia  Bonvile,  in.  to  WiUiam  Ward,  Viscount 
Dudley. 

Rliaabeth,  m,  to  James  Watson,  M  J),  of  Spring- 
head. 

lulia.  m.  in  ireo,  to  the  Rer.  Dr.  John  De 
Chaire,  rector  of  Rissington. 

4rab«lU,  died  unm. 

a  and  heir, 

IB  Thomas  Wbntworth,  was  sheriff  of  York- 
n  1785.  This  gentlemHO  inheriting  the  raloable 
d  estates,  royalties,  &c.  of  the  Blacket  family, 
id  their  surname  in  addition  to  his  own.  He 
Ith  July,  1703,  when  the  B4auxrrcY  became 
T.  He  settled  his  immense  property,  which, 
ng  mines,  amounted  then  to  more  than  £40,000 
,  as  follows :— The  Yorkshire,  with  the  greater 
'  the  estates  in  Northumberland,  on  his  clde«t 
wr,  Mas.  Bbacmont,  and  her  sisters,  Mrs.  Lee, 
f  William  Lee,  esq.  of  the  Grore,  and   Miss 

Wentworth  (afterwards  Mrs.  Stackpole),  in 
don,  and  their  issue  male  (the  two  irounger 
•^{oytng  a  rent  charge  of  £3000  per  annum), 
•Biaindership  to  Sir  John  Sinclair,  bart.  and 
in  by  his  second  wife,  Diana,  eldest  daughter 
luder,  first  Lord  Macdnnald.    The  Gunneston 

he  left  to  his  nephew,  William  Borvile,  esq.  of 
vnite,  which  property  has  since  devolved  on 
lacdonald. 

Lf — As  WBNTWOBTU  op  WoODHOLftl. 


STWORTH,  OF  NORTH  ELMSAL. 

iTBD  Wth  July,  1(K»'i.— KxTiNCT  3rJ  Dec.  1741. 

ILinragr. 

Wentworths  of  North  Elmsal,  a  sdon  of  the 
hMiM  of  Wentworth  of  the  north,  acquired  the 
whrnce  they  were  designated,  by  the  marriage 
KOWABD  Hi.  of 

■  Wbntwubth,  with  Alice,  daughter  and  heir 
D  Bisset.    Th«  son  of  this  alliance, 

■  Wb.\twobth,  uf  North  Rlmsal,  liTiiig  in  1413, 
aes,  sister  and  coheir  of  Sir  WiUiam  Drons- 
ii  West  Bretton,  and  bad  issue, 

JoHM,  his  heir. 

IU«er,  living  1413  and  1140.  of  .Vettlested.  in 
Snffolk,  ancestor  of  the  Went\%urtiis  of  Nrr- 
tuestbd,  and  the  WihTWoaTMs  of  (rosriSLi). 

Thoaaas,  of  Donrasfrr.  wboM  will  is  dated  1440. 

Richard,  ancestor  of  the  W  K<^TWuaTHs  of  Bret- 
ton* 

Uwison, 

■  WiNTWoBTn,  of  North  Elmsal,  m.  a  dau. 
i«Mont,  of  Whitley,  and  was  ».  by  his  Mm, 

a  WsMTWoaTH,  of  North  Elmsal,  father,  by 
«Ch,  his  wife,  daughter  of  William  (*alvrrl«>y, 
f  CsJvcrley,  of  a  daughter.  June,  m.  to  William 
lorp«,  of  (foldtborpe,  and  of  a  son, 
»flAS  Wbhtwubth.  of  North  Klmsal,  whoi«e  will 
14  Hbubt  \  III.  directs  tbat  he  shall  be  burird 
illi  Kirkhy,  and  that  a  priest  shall  sing  in  the 
,  mt  Ht.  Mary  Magdalene,  at  .North  Elmsal.  for 
■Is  of  himself,  his  wife,  father,  and  mother,  and 
iltrr  Hawksworth.  his  son-in-law.  The  will 
m  tiM  estate  with  the  payment  of  certain  sums 
jewBgsr  children.  These  sums  the  heir  was 
tha  fathrr  adds  this  terrible  clause :  "  If 
•0C  tba  will.  I  Wsaech  God  that  the  male- 


diction and  curse  of  the  Fader  in  hevyn  and  myne,  as 
far  as  God  hath  given  me  power,  may  descend  and 
light  upon  his  blood  for  ever."  He  m,  Jane,  daughter 
of  Oliver  Mirfield,  of  Howley,  and  was  s.  by  his  son. 
Sir  John  Wbntwobth,  knt.  of  North  Elmsal,  whose 
will,  dated  31st  January,  1541,  was  proved  Mth  Au- 
gust, 1544.  He  m.  first,  Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas 
Crake,  esq.  of  Beverley,  and  had  a  son,  John,  his 
heir,  and  a  daughter,  Jane,  wife  of  Robert  Trigott,  of 
South  Kirkby.  Sir  John  wedded,  secondly,  Jane, 
daughter  of  Roger  Appleton,  esq.  of  Dartford,  in  Kent, 
and  by  her,  who  m.  secondly.  Sir  Thomas  Gargrave, 
had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  Howley,  in  Yorkshire,  and  of  Aahhy, 
in  Lincolnshire,  m,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Sir 
Christopher  Danby,  of  Thorpe,  and  had  iasue. 

Christopher,  of  Sheffield. 

Hector,  living  1561  and  1570. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Francis  Haldenby,  esq.  of  Hal- 

denby. 
Prances,  m.  to  Thomas  Womb  well,  esq. 
Bridget,  m.  to  Nicholas  Hague,  esq. 


Sir  John  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Wentwobth,  esq.  of  North  Elmsal,  who  m, 
first,  Anne,  daughter  of  Sir  Brian  Hastings,  of  Fen- 
wick  ;  and  secondly,  Anne  Pickering.  By  the  former 
he  left,  with  two  daughters,  Ann,  wife  of  Thomas 
Sandys,  and  Elisabeth,  of  William  Fletcher,  a  son 
and  successor. 

Thomas  Wentwobth,  esq.  of  North  Elmsal,  whose 
will  was  proved  14th  September,  1500.  He  m,  Ann, 
daughter  of  Sir  William  Calverley,  of  Calverley,  and 
had,  inter  aUot^  a  daughter,  Elisabeth,  m.  first,  to 
Richard  Tempest;  and  secondly.  Sir  John  Savile,  of 
Methley,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Wbntworth,  esq.  of  North  Elmsal,  who 
m,  a  daughter  of  Richard  Goodricke,  esq.  of  Ribstone, 
and  had  issue, 

Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir. 
Darcy,  of  Brodsworth. 
William,!   . 
John,       i^'-f' 

Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Rowland  Wandesford  of 
Pickhill,  and  had  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Philip,  Lord  Wharton. 

Ann,  M.  to  Sir  Richard  Hawksworth,  of  Hawks- 
worth. 

Thomas  Wentworth  died  in  163t-3,  and  was  s.  by  his 
son, 

SiB  Thomas  Wbntwobth,  knt.  of  North  Elmsal, 
aged  twrnty-two  in  16IS.  who  si.  first,  Mary,  daughter 
of  Sir  William  Bamborougb,  of  Howsham,  in  York- 
shire ;  and  secondly,  Martha,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Hayes,  lord  mayor  of  l^oudon.  By  the  latter  he  had 
two  daughters  :  Martha,  wife,  first  of  Thomas  Womb* 
well,  esq.  of  Wombwell.  snd  secondly,  of  Sir  Henry 
Marwood ;  and  Mary,  wife  of  Sir  William  Middleton, 
of  Belsay  Castle.  By  his  first  wife  Sir  Thomas  left 
at  his  disease  in  1050.  an  only  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Wbntwobth,  esq.  of  North  Elmsal,  aged 
twenty  in  1030,  who  m.  Agnes,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry 
B<*llingham,  bart.  of  licvens,  and  by  her,  who  died 
17th  June,  lOGM,  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Henry,  of  Brodsworth,  whose  ror,, 

John,  eventually  inherited  North  Elmaal. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Edward,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Thomas 
(Utwer,  of  Sittenham. 

He  d,  10th  May,  1033,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

SiB  John  Wbntwobth,  of  North  Bhaaal,  knighted 
at  Whitehall.  »th  May,  1607.  He  maniad  Catherine, 
daughter  of  Sir  Thomas  Niirrliffe,  of  Langton.  and 

550 


■M  H  Ktat  Wi 

Mm  h*  «»  ra  »o  mMbim  fta.  »<  ■*■ 


WIL 


WIL 


iRAHAM,  OF  WOODHEY. 


(0-1. 


Extinct 
August,  1002. 


ftinragr. 

iRD  DE  WiLiuBOHAM,  HI.  ftrst,  Margery, 
td  coheir  of  Warin  Vernon.  Baron  of 
ind  had,  with  a  aou  who  d.  s.  p.  two 
le  wires  of  Lostock  and  Winnington,  who 
» to  their  mother.  H«  married  secondly, 
nd  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William 
r  Wymincham.  He  d.  in  S  Edward  I. 
y  the  son  of  the  Utter  lady. 
It  WiLaiKGHAM,  whose  great-great-grand- 

(  WiLauKGHAM.  of  Radnor,  m.  Margaret, 
]  heiress  of  John  Colbome,  lord  of  Wood* 
»unty  of  Chester,  and  thus  acquired  that 
!iad  issue. 

his  heir, 
h,  from  whom  the  WiLia^iiAMii  of  Dels- 

Uorfold.   Rode,  Ike.   derire.     (Refer   to 
:'s  Catm$m»merM,  rol.  i.  page  315.) 


m  and  heir, 

I  LIRA  HAM.  esq.  succeeded  to  the  manors 
nd  Woodhey,  and  marrying  temp.  II  in- 
aret,  daughter  of  Thomas  de  Swettenham, 
is  deorase,  7  Hekst  VII.  by  his  eldest 

WiLiRAHAM,  esq.  of  Woodhey,  who  m. 
{hter  of  Philip  Egerton,  esq.  of  Rgerton, 
y  his  elder  sou, 

/iLiRABAM,  esq.  of  Woodhey,  who  m. 
.nghtcr  of  Sir  John  Main  waring,  of  Peo- 
ig  «.  p.  in  1558.  was  ».  by  his  brother, 
WiLBRAHAH,  esq.  mastrr  of  the  jewel 
f  the  rerels  to  QuetH  Mary,  and  .M.P. 
m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Richard  (»rosTe- 
^ton,  and  wan  t.  by  his  sun. 
iLiRAHAM.esq.  of  Woodhey,  who  married 
ghter  of  Sir  llagh  Cholmondeley,  knt.  of 
7.ax*d  had.  with  twodsuRhters.  Dorothy, 
a  Done,  esq.  and  Mary,  of  Sir  Thomas 
.  an  only  son, 

HtRO  Wilbraham.  of  Woodhey,  bom  in 
IS  knightrd  by  King  jAwroi  I.  and  after 
•d  a  Baroxkt.  5th  Msrch.  1090-1.  He  m. 
liter  of  Thomas,    first  Viscount  Sarage, 

his  heir. 

d.  s.  p. 

to  Vmiables,  of  Kinderton. 

I,  M.  to  Sir  Humphrey  Briggs,  knt.  and 


I,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

I01IAS  WiLRRANAM.  who  m.    EUsaheth, 

i  09-lMir  of  Sir  Rofv  WUhrakam,  knt. 


one  of  the  masters  of  request  to  Jamis  I.  and  had 
issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Ralph,  of  Newbottle,  m.  Christiana,  daughter  of 

Edward  Leigh,  t»*i.  of  Bagulegh,  and  left  an 

only  daughter, 
ELtxABicTH,  who  m.  SackriUe  Tufton,  esq. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Mutton  Daries,  esq.  of  Gwasaney, 
in  Flintshire. 

Sir  Thomas,  who  distinguished  himself  in  the  royal 
cause  during  the  great  rebellion,  d.  3l8t  October,  IflOO, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

111.  Sir  Thomas  Wilbbaham.  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Edward  Mitton,  esq.  of  Weston- 
under- Lyziard,  in  the  county  of  Stafford,  and  had 
issue, 

Elizabbth,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Myddleton,  hart,  of 

Chirk  Castle. 
Oracb,  m.  to  Lionel.  Earl  of  Dysart. 
Mary,  m.  to  Richard,  Earl  of  Bradford. 

Sir  Thomas  d.  in  August,  IflOi.  and  thus  hsTing  had 
no  male  issue,  the  Baroktcy  expired,  while  his 
estates  devolred  upon  his  daughters  as  co-heirs. 


ilrsM— Arg.  three  bendlets  wary  as.    The 
modem  arms  are  *'  az.  two  bars  arg." 


WILDE. 


more 


Created 
13th  Sept.  icMiO. 


Extinct 


Irinragr. 

I  Sir  Wiixiam  Wilde,  recorder  of  London*  and 
afterwards  temtp.  Charlbs  II.  one  of  the  Judges  of 
the  court  of  King's  Bench,  was  created  a  Baronbt  in 
1000,  in  which  year  he  represented  the  dty  of  London 
in  parliament.  He  si.  three  wives,  and  had  issue  by 
the  two  last.  Sir  William  died  S3rd  Norember,  1079, 
aged  sixty-eight,  and  was  buried  in  the  Temple  Church, 
baring  settled  his  property  of  Goldston,  Kent,  in  tail 
male  in  the  issue  of  his  third  wife.  Prances,  remainder 
to  his  own  right  heirs.  By  his  second  marriage  he  had 
a  son,  Felix,  his  heir,  and  by  the  last  another  son. 

William,  who  left  thnre  daughters  and  o^heirs, 
vis. 
Frances,  m.  to  William  Brandon,  esq. 
Maroarbt,  m.  to  John  Masters,  esq.  and  had 
two  daughters, 
Elizabeth  Masters,  m.  first,  to  James  Hall, 
esq. ;  and  secondly,  to  M  r.  Thomas  Jull. 
Margaret  Masters,  m,  to  Simon  Turner, 
of  Dover,  and  had  a  son,  John,  of  Ash. 
ELixAHBm,  m.  to  Thomas  Herenden,  esq.  of 
Eltham,  and  had  two  daughters  and  oo* 
heirs, 
Anna  Hcrtnden,  m.  to  William  Shapter. 
Maria- Hcrvnden,  m.  to  William  Cowley. 
Sir  William's  son  and  snoecasor, 

II.  Sir  Prui  Wildb,  who  worried  irvl,  Btouor, 
daughter  of  Sir  TlwMaa  TwjsdtB,  bnrC  af  BrRdkmrB. 
in  Kent ;  and  aeeendly,  Mory,  AanghlBr  o#  Mr 

509 


WIL 


WIL 


:an  Barfron.sole  betrcM  of  King  PeUinor,  or 
WT*  Cnidoe  Fnidi  Ft—  was  •uooeeded  1^ 
t  §tm  and  heir, 

lArr,  King  of  Pferregg  and  Brecknock,  who 
rt  ancestor  oft 

lOT  AP  GwBRDDY,  King  of  Fferregg  and 
\k,  wbo  left  by  his  wife  two  aona,  Tis.  Hydd 
n-  Hnganns  ap  Gwynngy,  King  of  Fferregg 
knock  (defeated  by  EUleda),  eldest  son  (whose 
Bn,  or  Sir  DrilTen  ap  Hwgan,  King  of  Ffer- 
Breoon,  lost  Fferregg  to  Elystan  Glodrydd, 
ime  Prince  of  Fferreggs.  Sir  Driilin's  son, 
h  ap  Dryfllon,  lord  of  Brecon*  was  founder 
Aistingnished  families  in  Wales,  one  of  whom 
ancient  family  of  Sais  or  Seys,  of  Borerton 
I  the  pari^  of  Llantwitt  major,  Glamorgan- 

I  of  the  Gaer,  in  the  parish  of  St.  WooUos,  in 
y  of  Monmouth). 

AP  GwTNNOY  (second  son),  and  brother  of 
ap  Gwynngy,  left  by  his  wife  a  son  and 

GkMR,  or  the  red  haired,  lord  of  Ystradyw 
hundred  of  Crick howell,  in  Brecknockshire), 
itad  for  his  anns.  **  Arg.  a  wyrem's  head 
ft,  holding  in  his  mouth  a  hand  couped  gu." 
ttn,  daughter  of  Cadwgan  ap  Elystan  Glod* 
aoe  of  Fferreggs,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 
LTN,  Cynhyllyn.  or  Cyhylyn  foel  ap  Rhys 
d  of  Ystradyw,  wbo  m.  Jennet,  daughter  and 
f  Howel,  Prince  of  Caerleon,  in  Monmouth- 
lascendant  of  Jestin  ap  Gwrgan,  lord  of  Gla- 
and  was  succeeded  by  his  son  and  heir, 

II  AP  Ctnhtlly.s  ap  Rhys  Goch,  lord  of 
r,  m.  Gladys,  daughter  of  Sissyltt  ap  Dyfn- 
1  of  Upper  Gwent,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

■  AP  Ctntyk.  lord  of  Yiitr<idyw,  who  m. 
lOghter  of  Meiric  ap  Cradoc,  and  had  a  son 

AP  Aktraii,  esq.  who  m.  Jennet,  daughter 
r  ap  Llwarch,  lord  of  Cibor,  in  Glamorgan- 
I  was  succeeded  by  his  son  and  heir, 
ru  AP  HowiL,  esq.  commonly  called  Grifflth 

or  the  fat  and  fair.  He  m.  Joan,  daughter 
of  Gronw  Fychan,  lord  of  Penrhiw  Castle, 
rrleon,  Monmouthshire  (PenrhiVs  Castle  is 
he  scite  of  a  Roman  encampment),  and  was 


AP  GairriTH,  esq.  who  m.  Maud,  daughter 


and  heir  of  Uewillen  ap  CynTrig  Vyehon,  of  Llan- 
samlet,  and  was  fattier  of 

HowBLL  Gam  ap  Datid,  esq.  lord  of  Penrhdo,  who 
m,  icet,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Scydmor,  knt.  (Scnda- 
more),  and  left  two  sons,  (Howbll  Ybchon,  ancestor 
of  the  families  of  Williams,  of  PenrhOs,  and  Morgan, 
of  Pencriig  House),  and 

Jkvan  ap  Howbll  Gam,  esq.  aecondt  son,  who  was 
the  first  that  adopted  the  present  coat  of  arms,  Tis. 
*'  Gyronuy  of  eight,  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  rampant  or:" 
his  ancestors  since  the  time  of  Rhys  Goch,  the  red- 
haired  lord  of  Ystradyw  had  borne,  *'  Arg.  a  wyrem's 
head  erased  rert,  holding  in  his  mouth  a  hand  couped 
gu."  Jeran  m.  Ales,  daughter  of  Morgan  Vawr,  and 
had  a  son, 

ypHiLiP  AP  Etan  ap  Howbl  Gav,  etq.  as.  Janet, 
daughter  of  Madoc  HaTard,  esq.  and  left  a  son  and 
heir, 

Howbll  Pat  lip,  esq.  who  m.  Janet,  daughter  of 
Roger  Darid  ap  Meiric,  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
son  and  heir, 

GwiLLiM  Howbll,  esq.  who  as.  Gwenllian,  daughter 
of  Jenkin  David  ap  Rees  ap  Meirick,  and  left  a  son 
and  heir, 

Thomas  Gwilum  Powbll,  esq.  who  m.  Gwenllian, 
daughter  of  Meiric  ap  Jeran  ap  Gronwy,  esq.  and  had 
a  son  and  heir, 

John  Thomas,  esq.  who  left  by  Ann,  his  wife, 
daughter  of  Darid  Goch  ap  Jenkin  Graunt,  esq.  a 
son, 

WiLUAM  JoHNBS,  esq.  who  m.  Margaret,  daughter 
of  Edward  Thomas  Prosser,  esq.  of  Mertheriy  (some 
call  her  a  daughter  of  Edward  Jenkin  ap  Roger,  of 
Merthalty),  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

RooBB  WiLUAHS,  osq.  the  first  of  the  family  who 
adopted  a  surname,  of  Uangibby  Castle, $  and  the 
Priory  at  Uske,  in  the  county  of  Monmouth.  The 
Priory  of  Uske,  Monmouthshire,  with  other  lands  in 
the  county  were  granted  to  Roger  Williams,  esq.  34 
Hbnry  VIII.  1943.  Roger  had  his  arms  and  crest 
confirmed  and  ratified  13th  March.  1379, 17  ELiXAarrH, 
ris.  '*  Gyronny  of  eight,  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  rampant 
or,  on  a  wreath  arg.  and  sa.  a  hound  (or  talbot)  pas- 
sant per  pale  erm.  and  or."  Ronrer  was  sheriff  for 
Monmouthshire,  S  Elibabbth.  He  married  Dorothy, 
daughter  of  Sir  George  Baynham,  knt.  of  Clearwell 
Court,  Gloucestershire  (will  prored  at  London,  t3rd 


geru.  King  of  Britain,  A.D.  43H,  fatbrr  of  Ken- 

^tged,  or  Bletsed  Vortinvr,  King  of  Britaio, 

bravely  repoUi'd  the  8axi>n«,  died  in  497,  and 

«ded  by  bit  son  and  brir.  King  PirUiour,  or 

rr,  wbo  bore  opon  bis   thield   in   ibe  field  of 

JX.  a  wyrem's  bead  rraMrd  vert,  botding  in  hi* 

UMd  coapcd  ga."  and  left  a  daoKbler,  hi*  »olr 

*egaa  Eorfroa  (whicb   tki%a\tif%  Beauty  of  the 

IrrasC).    She   was  celebrated   for   ht-r  virtaoa* 

life :  her  maatJe  was  preserved  at  one  of  the 

rrasares  of  the  island  of  Britain,  and  in  after 

made  ase  of  as  a  te«i  of  chastity  and  tmtb. 

Tegaa  Earfroo  a  gnddiai  wraig  ddtwair,  ag  ni» 

malwair,  ag  a  gnddiai  ein*ir,  agnis  gwnai  ir 

Webb  proverb,  whirb  sicniftes  "  Tbe  mantle 

EarfhMi  (Beaaty  of  ibe  Golden  Breast),  that 

chaste  wife,  bat  woald  not  an  anchaste  one ; 

I  cover  a  tmtb  teller,  bat  not  a  liar."     In  tbe 

>,  wbea  a  woman's  chattity  was  (joestioncd.  she 

I  the  ordeal  of  ba«  ing  the  mantle  pat  over  her ; 

xnrercd  ber  she  was  innocent,  if  not,  goilty  ;  In 

»er  was  It  ased  wbeu  a  person  was  accosed  of 


uerrening  descent  was  as  follows : 
Cawrdan,  King  of  Fferregg  and  Brecknock. 


Hoyw  ap  Gloyw. 

Cyavarch  ap  Hoyw. 

Cyndegg  ap  Cynvarcb. 

Teithwalcb  ap  Cyndegg. 

Tegydd  a p  Teithwalcb. 


id  ap 


Anbarawdd  ap  Tegydd. 

I 
Gwenddy  ap  Anharawd 


r 


C#lnvw  ap  Caw. 


Gwynngy  ap  Gwenddy. 

:  From  whom  Sir  Roger  Williams,  knt.  of  Pearbos, 
femp.  Qmetm  Bub  a  bbtn. 

j  Uangibby  Cattle,  anciently  called  Trrygmk  or  Tre- 
ertig,  belonged  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  I.  to  Gilbert  de 
Clare.  Bari  of  Gloacesier  and  Hertford,  in  whose  family 
it  remaiaed  aatil  IS  14,  when  it  passed  to  Ibe  De  Bargbs, 
Earls  of  Ulster;  fktNo  them  to  tbe  Mortimers,  Baris  of 
March;  and  eventaallv  came  to  Hbnbt  VII.;  by  whose 
sacccssor,  Hbnbt  VIII.  it  was  granted  to  Roger  Wil- 
liams. It  is  sitaatcd  on  aa  emiaeace,  and  stood  a  siege  in 
tbe  time  of  Cromwell,  wbea  It  was  destroyed  by  Fairfav ; 
and  Sir  Trevor  had  the  preseal  mansion  altered  by  laigo 
Jones,  It  beiag  the  grange  house  to  iIm  old  rasllt. 

5er 


WIL 


WIL 


Thoraaa,  who  d.  in  the  lifetuna  of  hu  ftither, 

8th  February,  I60U.  unmarried. 
David,  OT.  Mr*.  Knight,  relict  of  Dr.  Knight, 

a  physician  of  Shrewsbury,  but  died  s.  p. 
Matthbw,  m.    KUxabeth,   daughter  of  Mr. 
Thoma*  Gilbert,  of  London,  meroer,  and 
bad  imue, 
Gilbert,  of  Roee  Hall,  Herts,  who  «.  as 

eighth  Babonkt. 
Ifatthew,  d.  unm.  at  Jamsica. 
EUxabeth,  m.  to  the  Rct.  Mr.  Cholmley, 

of  Hereford. 
Eleanor. 

Francis,  m.  to  Mr.  John  Castle,  of  London, 
icnry  d,  about  the  year  1052,  and  was  ».  by  his 
t  son, 

8iB  Hbnrt  Williams,  who  m.  a  daughter  of  Sir 
ler  Pye,  of  the  Mynde,  Herts,  and  was  s.  by  his 
t  son, 

,  Sib  Hbnby  Williams,  whom.  Miss  Whitchurch, 
bad  two  dauKhtvrs,  his  co-heirs,  of  whom  Eliza- 
m.  Sir  Edward  Williams,  knt.  second  son  of 
lioinas  Williams,  bart.  of  Rltham,  and  conveyed 
•tate  of  Gwemevet,  to  her  husband.  At  the  de- 
I  of  Sir  Henry  the  baronetcy  passed  to  his  brother. 
8iB  Waltbb  Williams,  who  died  without  issue,* 
itbs  $.  by  his  cousin, 

8iB  GiLBKRT  Williams,  of  Rose  Hall,  Herts,  in 

orders,  rirar  of  Islington,   Middlesex,   and   of 

It,  Herefordshire,  who  m.   Dorothy,  daughter  of 

iam  Waakford.  esq.  uf  Riekmansworth,  and  had 

)ATio,  his  heir.  '^^^•^W  ^  1*    A.c>x.#i. 

Catthew.  ci^Ll<Tt^      yC 

;Ubert.  7  igxj^^Xx    O/l 

VUliam. 

.  in  1708,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sib   David  Williams,  b.  13th  May,  1790,  who 
ebecca,  danithter  of  Dr.  Rowland,  a  physician  at 
ibury,  and  left  with  a  daughter,  Rebecca,  a  son 
uoceasor. 
.  Sib   Daviu  Williams,  of  Rose   Hall,  Herts, 

S7th  April.  1705,  who  m.  Sophia,  daughter  of 
ilanley.  a  commissioner  of  the  customs,  and  had 
ily  daughter  and  heir. 
OPUIA  Ch«rix)ttb,  of  RoM   Hall,   Herts,  mu  to 

Thomas  Tyrfngham  Bernard,  ei«q.  of  Winchen 

den,  Bucks,  and  d.  15th  May,  IkJ7. 
>aTid  d.  in  17M.  when  the  Babonitcy  became 

ICT. 

IM — Arfent,  a  chevron,  between  three  cocks, 
,  on  a  chief  sable,  three  spears'  heads,  argent 
linatod.  /  V    / 

WILLIAMS,  OF  ELTHAM. 


bbatbo 
Nov.  1074. 


KXTINCT 

in  ItMM. 


Irinragr. 

loonded  from  the  ancirnt  family  of  Williams,  of 
B,  in  Brecon, 


I.  Tbobas  Williams,  M.D.  of  Eltham,  in  Kent, 
first  and  cbymical  physician  to  Cbablbs  II.  and 
Jambs  II.  was  created  a  Babonbt  ted  November, 
1074.  Sir  Thomas  served  in  several  parliaments  for 
Weobley.in  Herefordshire.  He  m.  first,  a  daughter  of 
Sir  Edmund  Sawyer,  of  Woodbine,  and  by  her,  had 
issue, 

John  (Sir),  who  with  his  next  brother  received 
the  honour  of  knighthood,  in  the   Ufetime  of 
his  father. 
Edward  (Sir).  M.P.  for  the  county  of  Brecon,  for 
forty  years,  M.  Eubabbtb,  daughter  and  co-heir 
of  Sib  Hbnbt  Wiluams,  bart.  of  Gwemevet  by 
whom  he  acquired  that  estate,  and  had  issne* 
Henry,  m,   Mary,   daughter  of  John   Wal- 
beoffe,  esq.  of  Lauham  Lach,  in  the  county 
of  Brecon,  but  d.  s.  p.  in  1723.    His  widow 
m.  Sir  Humphrey  Howarth,  knt.  and  d.  in 
1742. 
Thomas.  LL.D.  d.  in  1710,  without  iBsne. 
Edward,  d.  with  issue,  in  1715. 
David,  heir  to  his  uncle. 
Abigail,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Price. 
Mary,  ml  first  to  Samuel  Watkins,  of  Uanigon, 
and  secondly  to  the  Rev.  Henry  AUen. 

Sir  Edward,  d.  in  1721. 

James,  prebendary  of  St.  Pauls,  d.  in  1727. 

Thomas,  d.  about  the  year  1700. 
Sir  Thomas  «.  secondly,  a  daughter  of  Cawarden,  of 
C  a  warden  Green,  in  Herefordshire.    He  d,  in  1714, 
and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

II.  Sir  John  Williams,  M.P.  for  the  county  of 
Hereford,  who  m.  Mary,  only  daughter  and  heiress  of 
Sir  William  PoweU,  bart.  of  Pengethley,  and  had 
issue, 

Susanna,  m.  to  Henry  Cornwall,  of  Bredwardine 

Castle,  in  Hereford^ire,  and  had  two  sons,  vis. 

Veltkbs  Cobnwall.  M.P.  for  the  county  of 

Hereford,  represented  now  by  Sib  Vbltbbs 

Cornwall,  bart.    (Refer  to  Bobbb's  Peer- 

age  and  Baronetage.) 

Jamoft  Cornwall,  M.P.  for  Weobley. 

Mary  Cornwall,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Henry  Berke 
ley. 

Pxnblopb,  m.  to  Thomas  Symonds,  esq.  of  Sug- 
wass.  in  Herefordshire,  and  was  great  grand- 
mother of  the  present  Thomas  PowcllStmonds, 
esq.  of  Pengethly. 

Sir  John  d.  17th  June,  1723,  when  the  Baronetcy  dc 
volved  upon  his  nephew, 

III.  SiB  David  Williams,  whom.  Susannah,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  Witherstone,  esq.  of  the  Lodge,  in  the 
county  of  Hereford,  by  whom  (who  m.  secondly,  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Johnstone,  of  Herefordshire,)  he  had 
iasne. 

Hknby,  his  sncresaor. 
Edwaku.  heir  to  his  brother. 

Elisabeth. 
Susannah. 

He  d,  (Hh  February.  1740,  and  was  5.  by  his  elder  son, 

IV.  SibHinry  Willums,  who  ^.  unm.  15th  AnguBt, 
1741,  aged  eighteen,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

V.  Sib  Edwabd  Wiluams.  who  m.  first,  Mary, 
daughter  and  coheir  of  Isaac  Lehenp,  asq.  and  se- 
condly, Mary,  daughter  of  John  Riley,  esq.  of  St. 
James's  Place.  By  the  foroMr,  he  had  ono 
one  daai^ter,  vis. 


one  aecoanis  derive  the  WillismM's.  of  RoAe  Hall,  Herts,  from  Thomas,  the  brother  of  the  irM  baronet,  aad 
that  the  baroDclry  expired  with  Sir  Waller. 

4  D 


«  oT  tlig  Friln,  Chidieiur.  pund  to  Ih« 
Itn,  Un.  PaDDenni,  but  111*  bulk  sf  lb« 

n  WiUUnu   fntmui,  c*q.  of  Fawley 


'ILLOUGHBY,  OF  HISLEV. 


»,. 

^^^ 

^7m" 

»«5% 

nuhi 

linragt. 

B.i«;.  w»  M.Ud 

Tnr  of  kin  rtifn,  ihB  manor  of  Blngliui, 
>cfa,  fUlphi  Kin  .aJ  lirir,  KrcHiiu.  aiiumtJ 


ImdibiporWillanckbT. 


-TS^'Rif  n4" 


lupati 


:h  vu  ■  ibinl 

EowimD  ILund  wuf.  by  hia  hb, 

KMT  WiLLUvamT,  Dnr  'if  tbt  jadfcain  Itat 
Edwwd  111.  who  by  bia  birl  wife,  IhIhI, 
■  at  Bit  Bof-r it  Honeio,  had  •innl  ■«■•, 
dM  wllbaBt  ^ue,  ■■  Ml  tlHt  Ki<l«T  (uyi 
,)Eiiulo  Hugh  Willnughby.clerli,  whmli«L 
'  -"ill  WillomhbTi  of 


lb*  fUDM*  uiilMBT  ((br  b«  wu  of  thii  fiaily) 
Tbo  wu  seitt  aat  with  thrvd  ihlp*  in  tba  nipi  of 
Jiri«(  Edwhd  VI.  A.D.  ISU,  to  dlmrrr  ClUui, 
■oi  <nhcr  Nonbern  pani.  He  ■ulnl  in  Hay.  asd 
biTJai  ipml  Docb  tlsw  abgiil  tb*  Nsnhen  lalandi, 


duld  tai  no  inbabitanta, 


n  hU  royl^,  u  (ominatity,  tbal 
I  bg  aiHycd  on  tba  couK  oT  >Iw- 
u  (THadly  ncaiTCd  by  tha  nitnM, 
rita  the  Ereat  doki 


■•  I    r 


at  RoHla."  Sir  Huch  WiUoncbby  left  iHsa  by  lo- 
buina,  Ui  wiA, danahWDf  Sir N^oUi Snalty ,  tut. 
a  Km  aod  bair, 

1.  HiHiT  WiuAuaaiT,  eef.  of  Rlaliy,  wha  wai 
crealed  ■  BAkOHtr  by  Xlmg  JtMU  I.  tMh  Jane,  tail. 
Sir  Heary  mutjad  tint.  Klliibatb,  dau^Ier  sf  Sir 
Henry  KnoUu,  tat.  of  Gnyi,  In  the  niunty  of  Oit- 
ford,  aad  Kondly,  t«ttia,  discfater  and  eo-balr  of 
Sir  Pmtdi  Ducy,  knt  bat  dfinf  wllbost  mala  lani 
iB  l«4«.  tbe  Biioxmi  toeane  IITIKCT.  Ritaaly 
daughter  ud  belreaa, 

Ahhc  WiudcriHar,  ■>.  im  Sir  Tbonae  Aaton, 
hart,  of  AatOD,  in  tha  coDBty  of  Cbe^tert  and 
had  by  bin,  Bii  WiiAJKiamt  AiTaH,  and  ntlMt 
chlllno.  Bhe  tDTTiiad  h*r  ttnt  haaband,  and 
M.  Koindly,  the  Hon.  Antictael  Gny. 

Anu— Or,  two  ban  inlaa  char|edwllb  thraa  water 


WILLOUOHBY,  OF  SELSTON. 

CiaiTID  dih  Auf.  two EiTiacT  IMh  Feb.  Itri. 

Sia  WlLLUM  WiL 

Nomianlas.    died    it 

diugbter  of  —   Young,  witfa  uthir  iania,  a  aoa  asd 

Sia  RmaiaHin  WiLiiiucait.  knt.  who  ■■.  Anne, 
diufbter  of  Sir  Hirhard  Worlliy,  knt.  of  Wortlty,  in 


rnry  Willouihby,  kni|hl  bi 

r  Kictaard.  wai  kni(ht  of  I 
III.  and  died  Mth  May.  I] 


,  Hary,  ■•.  lo  Beanmoiit  Dixie,  ea>; 

Mr.  WUIaii«bby  died  in  IDie,  ud  w 


tariee  Abbou.knt 


HI.  af  SclatoD,  Natta. 
(e,  100  and  beir  °r  Sir 


dra<-'Ai  WiUAiaiai 


"S^IL 


-9  ILLYS.  or  fXS  DTITON. 


CU«-KZ 


Reppa.  D.D.  if  li 


i: 


H 
P 


r 


zi  uMCxr  T^KBu*  "»»  wj*.  :f  s«  4aa«  pLkoe.  ■.  Joan. 


I-  i  -I 


R:  =»i.i.  creA:«-i  &   B&JU!Krr  in    1610, 


that 


WiILjcs.  cc'i.  rf  kcTK  IE  ±*  rcyal  army,  dnriikf 
tbe  c:tU  vxr.  m.  t^  i*-x=h;rr  cf  Sir  John  Of- 
£•^7    Lut.  cf  Mviel-^y  M &z'>r.  Staffonbhire.  bol 

Elirv&^ti:.  m.  c;  >i7  WCIzao  Mui,  knt.  of  Canter- 

RieLjri  Willj*   Lti  Ifth  tKrrcber,  l«*,  and  vaa  «. 
kT  hi*  ».;=. 


:.  I:.  .<!.  W::: 


■»>. 


:f  F--:    PLtt-a.    in   Cim- 


tr. :.--"- r.^-=    -_     -  i«    --*:■::      T, i».   net  I'i:"-  I>t-rrm- 


-■  N    :.>  r.-. .-. 


«-    h  *A.i>      II       L,'. 


Ht  "..tr^'.-Yr-.z.  k'-.  iviz'.'.rr  i  Jvtiii  .Vy^htorl. 
*3.:.  ■.i'  Ay-'..:  r:.  ::.  P-.^  :..  l\  wL-  la,  uh-"*  iiV'\ 
3ri  >-jt-L.ip. r.  !•  7''.  i*;'  1  :;.; r:\-tJinr-.  Le  baJ 
.*  t':,zi  -vr.i  i-iz^-.r-z.  Will^.iiu  ind  F.Iizr»Vtli, 
wh  .  S.t-i  d.vi  \  i:  J,  H?  we-Mrl  ^^>.-•Jtlllly. 
Min.  l-i-.ijLt-r  ■i'  Mr.  *I.r«f.  iiitr>"l..irjt  ui  Loa- 


*!■.: 


■ir.i    «:!■«•    ■i"    li-^r^o    l!\c'i>zi.   t^i-   by 


W  .:  I  :i  V,  s  ■    -.  i-   r  t     Lis  br  tl..r. 
Ar.:;f.  M.  r  ■  Mr.  Mi.:.-.",  '.l"  Wilts. 
Mary.  in.  x>  W  A'.i  tin  *ii  rt,  t>>i. 
Jill'.,  '.    ♦  ■  Ht  i,ry  n.vl. 
Kr.iivi-*.  :■!.  t     Huuipbrt-y  Tudncr. 
H» *:litT.  /  .  t  ■■  Jitr.K.*  >pilmjii. 
I'lin-rLy,   >«.    t..  .*»iLi.j'.1   l-a\p.  e*i|.  of  Ei>>», 
in  C\iriiw  all. 
Knb«Tt.  who  m.  M.tr\  .  il  nijlitrr  of  ThoiiiiLt  >t.4j:p, 
«>f  /^iiJitn,  nn.l   r»  Int  •■!    \S  ii!i  tin  Momi-Uin.  nf 
M»-ni"rn.  Ill  4  nnil-ri.iji  i.hir«\  by  «  hum  lie  left 
•It  lii*  ili.r.i>f.  i;»fh    Nu*tinb<i,  Ii'iiW,  au  only 
i-liiM.  Jiilin. 
iirnrv.  ilitd  youn.:  Inth  J;iinuar\.  1M2. 


Sir  TVMua  died  17di  Xorembifr.  17tl,iB  the 
>czr  cf  hi*  a^,  and  vaa  «.  by  hi*  md. 
II.  Sib  Joan  Willt*.  of  Fen  DitMn,  vhan.  b*. 
I  daafhtrr  of  Thoaaaa   Sara^^e,  eaq.  of  £lialr«  iMS 

TB4KI.9.  hia  b^ir. 
John,  died  younp . 

Anne,  m.  to  R^ph  Harv,  of  Harchaa. 
Vary,  m.  to  Kdvard  Snag,  of  M 
*hire. 
[  E&abedi.  died  yoimg. 

;  Sir  John  waa  buried  at  Frn  IHtton.  Mb 

I  afcd  fixcy-ri^bc,  and  *ncc-eded  by  h^  ^on, 

j      til.  Sib  Thu«%«  Willti.  of  F«ii  Dmm.  «!■» 

'  y iM  Frances  Rix.   and  had  two  «ocii.  «f  vtaa  it 

elder  diod  in  e«rly  youth,  and  li*^  ^^rvd  u  Cia 

Cnjgingham,  in   N(Trt>>lk..     Sir  Thc>maa  iiri  hnrf 

of  the  smaU^iox.   17th  June,  I7«k5,  aaJ  wm  i.bia 

I  only  ssrTinng  ton. 

IV.  SiB  Tuovis  \ViuT».  i'f  Frn  Pioa.  It  vt* 
dcoraae  onm.  1733.  as^-d  about  tvenl;,  ihf  itt  fr 
Tolred  on  hit  coa-in. 

V.  SibTbomi^  WiLLTf,  of  Frn  Difxim,  «hft  ^»« 
nnm.  in  171H,  and  wa*  t.  by  Li*  brr>chrr. 

Ti.  Sib  Wili  it«  \\  illv*.  iA  Frn  Pirtnt.  *:  mtm 
deceaar  onm.  lith  .\pril,  1731.  th^  Bia-'^rr^i 
EiTixcT.  The  estate  of  Fen  liitL.n,  ««> 
«fter  Sir  H'illiam'*  dtfcea^e  in  17IJ.  fcy  >ir*i 
of  MarIboruu(;b.  f<ir  her  grandaajhvr.  L«Ji  V«« 
Cod:»'iphin.  and  »  a*  p:trt  uf  hi  r  nx  »rr.jj*  f»  "-f'  -' 
h'i4l.i-.d  Thfiaji*,  r»-jL«  ••!  Ijt  :■.!>.  l.i*  r»  "  i"^  J 
a-:t  '■:'  pirlLi'iji 'it  i-r  »in-  pun- ~-.  »■  1  ."  "  "v  ? 
!L'.  ::i  j!»  i'.«:.t.  i-.  t  *i .  of  N  .  u  r.-  ■  r*" : 

.1-'/.-      1' .r'\  j^r  ;•  ">.  .;■!    ..:i  •.  ir_  ::.■  ■  ■    -' 

■■    ^:  '•  r.L.irj.i-.l    i  I-  r  :ari   i  r:.i 


ruriTfP  lith  June,  If^lt;,— r.\r.*n  .r.  ::•: 

Itnrjgr. 

I.  Sib  Ruh«i:>  Uhi.y*.  Lnt.  nr\i  krt**J* 
Th(«iaft  Willys,  firi^t  h.iroi.«-t  if  K>ti  l>.9m.  ■* 
fulonrl  of  a  rt'-pinii'ut  tit  li-r>i*.  it>l;i.r-I  jrncTil  ■  ** 
counti'S  of  Lincoln.  Niittin^L.ir.i.  ..ni.  KbiUai  ■< 
poienior  of  the  ii»wn  tnd  ■■.!-«: U'  .>i  N-.  »ark.  t  t  kM 
Chieiih  I.  by  wbcni  b»  u  .i«  ii^.i'iil  t  Hi****'* 
UiU'.  lie  M.  Vlio*.  d.iiicht^r  .tn.l  !M<lr  hr-.r  4  T^^^ 
Kiix,    M.l).    of   W  ^Itbuui     \bb->.  in    liMtm  aa:  1^ 


Tiiovi*  F'.>\.  bi»  h<  ir. 


^^  r» 


Alire.  rf.  unm.        *£  A 

A.\M  I'lix.  «t.  ti»^  ■  1>".i It'll jx-n.  r«."i 

.^ir  Richard  di«-d  iii  !''•■*,  wji9>  bunr>l  ^t  Ffa  l*- 
^tb  Fotruary.  and  «    by  iii.<*  *^a. 

II.   SiK     THi'VA*      F.i\     \\  IMI*,    At     whrw    J 
unm.  in  l7iM.  agicd  ri^rhty  uint\tiit-  Kif   «iii  i  ^ 

LXTI.Nc  T. 


i4rM.«— As  Wilms,  or  Fik  birro« 


,Sf«a^^ 


kj  •• 


f*^* 


WINCH,  OF  HAWNCS. 


J 


KlnM|t. 


■>     PT  p«lflr  U-  BAd  fd.  KD  CACAtlop  OT. 

INCHCOMBE,  OF  BUCKLKBURV. 


%. 


^ 


•Miu  of  Bncklrlmry,  or  ai  it  •■>  Bncintt; 
BBrybnlkurit.  "Hh  ih*  painniii(«  ot  Ibe  •ic»r- 
■loBtad  In  Ui«  Abbry  of  Keadini.  At  (ba  diMa- 
tt  thil  mmmunlljr  in  lajg,  LI   wu  fiutcd  b; 


1- 

cmud> 
Rail.,  but 

I.  «•>) 

ofRo 
glfai, 

kltbnrr.  B 

B«rkri.Lr< 
n  iwr,  !«• 

DcklfbUT, 

rU. 

lid 

■u 

.>ud 
wilhu 

died 

f.  of 
im.lc 

■bo 

ffiwl  BnBteiii  of  Ibi  UM  Sir  Hob  . 

who  Tor  mpDT  T**n  ropnatBltd  Bnkalikr*  In  poriU- 

UFnl.     H*B.iBl7n,  ADn.«ldHldaii(bUrorSKmii«l 

ikvtll.Hi).  of  WillUnulrip  Firt.ln  tbc  cmnr;  of 


VMU  Ibna  Coniab 


HowiiD  HiiTui,  wi.  orBncI 
Ghooflu  or»  u  1 


WINDEBANK,  OF  HAINES. 

Ciiu»D  Uth  Km.  ISU^EiTiKCT,  d>M  uluum. 

ElllHtt- 

I.  Sim  TiDnii  WnpntHK,  of  UaiHi,  WUbU(«, 

pRiumcd  to  hlic  bMn  •an  nf  Sir  Prmocii  Windfbuk, 

AIT  In  IMS.  but  >■  ban  bwa  nnabla  Is  ucartilB 
uy  particulan  of  Ifae  <lnc«Bl  of  the  tllJo  or  otf  tbe 
ruilly,  cucptlDf  tb«  fact  Ibal  ■  Sir  Pruda  Wlada- 
bank.  bart-  di«4  Id  Klft,  leavinf  bii  property  ta  bi* 


WINFORD,  OF  GLASHAMPTON. 


IBtb  Ju.  IT11-4. 


WiLTia  WijiroiD,  caq.  ■on  ot  Ricbard  WinlSrd,  o( 
ipy.  ip  HarvfordahLrr.  marriad  In  I5r0.  Jobuba, 
luibtvr  and  bcir  of  Robrrt  StsDF.  of  AitlaTi  ^b  tbt 

John  Wiaruio.eaq.  vhoaa  aan,  by  Catbeiint,  Ui 
wlf«,  dau^ter  of  Geor|«  HorayoJd,  eaq.  of  Bnadoa, 

JuHK  WiHPoafi.  baL  a  dcvotvd  royalifl.  «bo 


■dyiblp  Ufr  BO  rhild,  tb«  pTDpcltf  p— fd,  by  fa«r   '  Jobn      1 

IT  F.cau,  t*i.  tba  Ian  nala  bdr,  daTla«l  It  u  i         TnuBit. 
•Mr'ina,  WiacncDBH  Hiaai   HasTui.  aaq.  |  Tb*  )<nB(n  aoa. 


b,  ■.  Bir  Haapbrry  FarMtr,  ban.  of 


WIN 


WIX 


I.  THoiiA«WiiiroBD,«aq.  MCimd  protbonotary  of  the  i 
Court  of  Common  Pleat,  wm  created  a  Bakohit  Srd  I 
July.  1702,  with  Umiution  to  the  heirt  male  uf  the  \ 
body   of  hi*   elder  brother.    Sir  Thoma*  m.  Sarah, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Michael  IVarcv,  of  Drury  Lane, 
apothecary,  but  by  her,  who  dit'd  17th  September,  1734, 
and  waa  buried  at  HilUngdun.  Middlesex,  had  no  iaaue. 
He  waa  succeeded  at  hit  deceaae,  under  the  reveraiun 
in  the  patent,  by  hie  nephew, 

II.  Sir  Thomas  Winpord, of  GlaahampCon  and  Nor 
grove,  who  m.  fintt,  Beata,  daughter  of  Sir  Henry 
Parker,  bart.  of  Honington,  in  Wuraickshire,  and  ae- 
condly,  Klixabeth.  eldest  diiughtcr  of  Mr.  WilmoC,  of 
Bromesgrove,  iu  the  county  of  Worcester,  but  died  *. 
f.  I<»th  Jauuar>',  1743-1,  when  the  Babuneicy  became 

KXTINCT. 

ilrm«— Argent  a  cher.  between  three   quaitcribiU 
pierced  sa. 


WINGFIELD,  or  GOODWINS. 


\A   U^''*^<3x 


CaKATKD 

i;th  May.  \Gll. 


KXTIM-T, 

date  uiiLudwn. 


C  t 


M 


tLinragr. 

Sir  RoHr.iiT  \Vix<: field,  of  Lethennghnni,  in  Suf- 
tf.ilk,  M.r.  for  thiit  county  in  the  <Hh  Henry  \  1.  wiis 
til  I- II  ohi«*r  of  thf  gri'Jit  hou-^e  of  WingfieM.  lit*  m. 
V\\:  iN'tli.  *!  iiu'.f«T  ;inil  «i»  hi-ir  oi  Sir  Robert  (•oum-II, 
|i\  t!.^  \..\\  \'.\\/.i\^-\\\  Fi(7:ilaii,  \i\*  wiff,  tistfr  aiiil 
i<-  l:i  ir  ct  1  !i>'...i>.  •  I'.-^i  :itli  l!irl  of  Aruiuli-I,  -uid  \uu\ 


court ;  from  tt«  drrcaik  aoa.  tha  W 
bolton :  and  from  the  tweUkh  aoo.  iht  V« 
Hnnthnni,  Norton.  *r.  Sir  John  Va|M 
1481,  and  waa  a.  by  hia  dlesi 

Sir  JoHn  WiftcricLO,  of 
Norfolk  and  Snflblk  in  14M,  and 
married  Anne,  dau^ter  nf  John  T 
ley,  and  left  a  son  and  soctcbso 

Sir  A»tho^t  WisicriRU>.  of 
of  the  body  to  the  kinf.  who 
royal  master.  Hk^ry  V|1|.  fur  his 
roaenne  and  Toumay ,  madr  sa 
of  the  houaehold,  and  iu^talled  a:  V 
of  the  irarter,  9th  May.  IMI  HrvwlAi 
stituted  Tire-chamberiain  of  the  >i(ioHbaU.  a 
of  the  guards.  In  th**  will  Cff  A'n/  Hon 
legatee  to  the  aniouut  of  ItM  ««»  wmat 
the  eaorutora,  and  aa^igned  of  the  raaarili 
VI.  Sir  Authnoy  wedded  Elifaketk. ciiac 
of  Sir  d'rjRCE  dk  Vere.  knc  ani  astrrmd 
John,  thirteenth  Eant  u»  Oxrtiis.  hi  vbi 
at  his  deccasv» 

Hubert  (Sin.  his  heir. 

Charleif,  of  Tcmpill.  in  the  ooonrv  sf  L 
Fliralicth,  dMuphter  of  Thooia*  U 
Uf'.ild,  in   F.s»ei.  .irii  had  ;fci«e  ■■ 

Anthoii).  and  \i  illiaai. 

Anthoii\,    nf    Sc     JoliD  «.    VidiK«o.  I 
UNhi-r  til  Qut%-n  F.LictcrrH.w  faSL 
wi(!iiw   of  John   <.o%xi  -M.  uiid  dw^ 
Tkniiintt    llIei.erh-tftfM-t.    b«    aksa  W 
daiiRhtcm.   l'r<»uU.  mif^  of  Ldw"  i 
of  !-Jy  :  and  Mar^arrt.  of  Kr»»:ti»  Cf» 
ton.     He  wejdfj,  ^i-t  •  nd!y.  FjiaW^ 
iiiid  ro-hrir  of  Kalfh  I^.h-.**i    <  !• 
Ht'  ft.  in  l.'id3.      Has  widow  m.  aecja^l 
Pollard,  rsq. 

Henry> 

Kirliard. 

r.h/.il-  r»>.  f//.  t.i  \\  .;■;  tn  ^  i-j-1*  ••»  ^ 
M:trv,  //».  ti-**  t'l  A:->.:r  K  ..   - 
th-:i\  1{      ►.  :-     ■  .  ■  ■■  ■  ' 


*«.;.i'. 


II 


W  '■:: 

I     • 

'     ■      «  ■ 

K.       • 

1.        . 

W  ;...  .• 

*».-.:. 

Ill' 

V  »■■■ 


i-  li-  ir. 

^l.l^  l->r  ill  It:*  in  nvi,  :iuU  f  oinptrol'iiT 
<:.-!.  ■ii*fIiol,|. 
■    ...■■.«.;.  1-  I  .n-  rjii;i. 

>■'  .  Kilt,  of  Hrf  ir.l.in  SiifTolk,  aiicostor 
\V  i>>i  11  I  :  5  til  Tii-kviirotej  in  Uutluiul- 
;.i~  'i'»:5'»  n  |in!»«  nti'il  bv  imiN  Wi.\g- 
!■•....     .Si«'  III  KKi  .N  t'omutoHtrs,  Vol.  ii. 


I.   \  .\    .S  :?i.  r.»  rrioii    t.i    Sir  William    lirundoD, 
it'.!    .i:-.'.    !!.!  tr    ;:r  iiiil.-Mii    yKAt  ('huiI*-!>  Hraii- 
li  :i.   P   V.I    >f    S;iir<ilk,  the   brntLvr-in  law  of 
ll'NKA  \  in. 
■  I    t   4:t.«:-.   r.  ■..  t:i  Jtihii  lii<iit)U*. 

I  III  » l.'.i-»t  «.■".> . 

*»i'.  J.tiN  \\»>.  »;ii..  .m"  I.^tlii  riiiizlmin.  ^prred  a« 
-I.,  lit  ,  I  \  if  ifc.  .»':.!  >;j-'"  '.k.  ill  till'  -.'ar  1  Hi  nry  >  I. 
a. I.I  I.  III.  II  f.  (■  i.-;)i  .>!  t!ii-  !>>'.]■•»  iii^  n-i.;ii.  In 
111  I.  Ill  \.  .•  ::.  ..1.  .1  km,:!.!  iM  '.In  l»itti.  at  tkiv  Tnwi-r 
•  •I  I  iiii.'-.i,  .v.i  '.  il-T.  u  .i«  loiiiril  ill  r<iiii[oi?i»i<in  with 
Mil-  Im>Ii.>p  t.i  |:  ki'i  Ati.i  WilN.  :ind  othrr*,  to  triMt 
*»  ilti  III-  .iiiili.i««  ,  '  M «  III  rr.tiii-i*.  at  .\iiiivii9.  Sir 
J..iiii  I.  >iiii,l  t  '.,.  .}•  ::i.  .'.  i:i,:htir  fi'  >ir  Jnhii  I'it/ 
l.iv.i«,  kill.  ,it  \\ ,  ,t  Hi-ri.ii  >ii.  Ill  1\^«  \,  .ind  had  iiu 
lr»*  lii.li)  iuil«t'  » -11^  jiiil  il.ru  iirfii|.>lirtT«  :  fnini  the 
fiMirlh  Min  dt «< <  iiiifii  th-  WiN'.Miip^  fif  Piitibsm 
Magna;  fmui  ihr  niDih  ton.  the  Vinnnintr  Powtn* 


Mii^'  ir-  !.  ■  ■ 
III  ."^wr!   Ik. 


Ir 


.'^ir   \iitlii  ■■>  .  .  '     I   .  A  »  .      »  i 

fiDII. 

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M.r.   i'..r    -N-.r!    ::.     ^-  i. 
.■«i.roiiil    il  III;' 


;i  T  i-« 


r   I  I     i  !.     ..    -     1 
tuiUTi  ami  tw<)  •'..iii^iit' ro.  m£. 

.\mhi»ny  'Sir  ,  vh.i  inhrnt*!  I.'::!-""'; 
(lii'il  uitbi>ut   i«.-ii-.  V  :..  ..  i*   i*»    »'■ 
%oiitit:f4i  .III. I  ••iil\  .-urtni   J  'r'"'' 

Hfiln-rt.  */.  ».  71.  VI. 

Tin»»i»».  «  h"  i»ihi  riTr.'.  I  •  *:  f  nrf  t*-.".  » 
cra»t'  of  bi-*  br.'ihrr. 

M:ir\,  M.  to  Sir  H('nr\  \V.imir.  In:  J 
h..'u. 
*      Frjtii'1'1.  HI- to  W  lUiuii  R.krruvc.rs 

Th»*  v«mii».*«'*t  non, 

Sii  I  H>«et«  W  iN4:iiii  .k!t  fvrnni.ill> 
thcriiisli.tin."  i«.  tir«t.  \\*A.  I>»ff  .  i!AJxMtr  ■■ 
bert  <;trr.iril.  Int.  mi«rr  .it  tiir  r  •'.'.*.  sa. 
lad\.  h.iil  oiii-  li  iueh:»r.  Hi-  f»p.iii---l  •■«o 
y..tlMt)i.  d.tni-bti  r  ol  >i»-  I'ru  l»r».r% ,  tu'..  •- 
wortli.  and  iUinj  in  i'*f'.  N-fi.i*i?h  tw  •  4 
.\niii\  1.7.  til  Tb"Ui.i!'  St.,»i!i»h.  »^\.  If  I•al^ 
l'iii'l>.  rn.  to  \\  illiAiu  l»/i-,  »-.  cl  i^r^.z.:*. 
Mtn, 

I    Amhosv  WiN'.riTip.  *•■-,.  of   <;.!.<•  iw 
filk.   wbn   «•.■•  rre»te  1   s    hABo%rr.  :~*b  ^ 

174 


WIN 


WIS 


Aane,  dancbter  of  Sir  John  Deane,  kut.  and 
■.1638,  was  «.  by  hk  aon, 

!•  Richard  Wingfikld,  of  Letberingbam  and 
9  wbo  w.  firtt,  SuMmna.  daughter  of  Sir  Jobn 
kut.  and  bad  a  son,  Robkrt.  He  wedded, 
ly,  a  daogbter  of  Sir  Jobn  Wintour,  knt.  of 
'•  la  tbe  ooanty  of  Gloucester,  and  bad  anotber 
uiaY.    Tbe  elder  ton, 

ItB  RoaiBT  WiMOPiii.u,  living,  a  minor,  in 
M  luunarried  and  waa  succeeded  by  bis  balf- 

km  HsNBY  WiNoriSLD,  wbo  wedded  tbe  Lady 
r  Ton^at.  daughter  of  Menryn,  Earl  of  Castle- 
•ad  was  s.  by  bis  elder  son, 

!•  HaiiRY  WiNoriKi.u.  Thb  gentleman  sold 
iBfbaai,  and  followed  the  fortunes  of  King 
IL  Dying  t.  p.  in  1712,  be  was  s.  by  his  bro- 
il* IfEBTTN  WiNOPiRLD,  liring  in  1797,  wbo 
■d  Mary,  daughter  of  Theobald  Dalton,  esq.  of 
■•  in  the  county  of  Westmeath,  and  left  an 
■ilgbter, 

iBT  WiNGPiRLD,  wbo  m.  Francis  Dillon,  esq.  of 
Pavdstown.  in  the  county  of  Meatb,  who  was 
mated  a  BAaoN  of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire,  in 
1787,  and  by  him  had  three  sons  to  survive, 

Joan  Talrut  Dillon,  Baron  Dillon. 

Francis  Dillon,  lieutenant  general  in  the  Ger- 
man service,  created  a  Baron  of  the  Em 
pire,  had  issue- 

William-Mervyn  Dillon,  m.  Sophia,  daughter 
of  Chevalier  AuRtin  Parke  Goddard,  of 
Brampton,  in  Keut,  and  bad  John-Joskph, 
and  Henrietta>Sophia. 

IS — Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  cottised  sa.  three  pair  of 
conjoined  of  the  field. 


WINTOUR,  OF  HODINGTON. 


katrd 
pril,  KHS. 


<y) 


ExTiNtn 
4th  June,  1068. 


lineage. 

Wintors  settled  at  Wych,  in  Worcestershire, 
EowABD  11.  and  there  continutMl  until  Roger 
•r,  in  tbe  reign  of  Hinrt  VI.  married  the  co- 
I  of  Hodington  and  Causey.  Frrmi  that  alliance 
t,  "  after  divem  marriages  with  many  antient 
mourable  families," 

m  Gruboi  WiNTOf  R,  of  Hotlington,  in  Worres- 
•9,  wbo  was  created  a  BARONrr  in  lOttt.  He  m. 
bo  Lady  France*  Talbot,  daughter  of  John,  Earl 
•wsbwry  ;  secondly,  Mary,  daughter  of  Chsrles, 
*arringtiNi ;  and  thirdly,  Mary,  daughter  and  co 
r  Sir  George  Kempe,  hart,  of  Fentlow  Hall,  Es- 
it  diod  wttboat  issoe.  4tb  June,  lOM,  when  tbe 
tocame  bxti^ct.  Sir  George  bequeathed  bis 
to  Fraads,  Earl  of  Shrewsbury,  and  bis  brotber 
tTalboC 


a  fias,  and  mamut  la  ebief  ena. 


WINTRINOHAM,  OF   DOVER  STREET, 
ST.  GEORGE'S,  HANOVER  SQUARE. 


Crratrd 
7tb  Nov.  1774. 


Extinct 
10th  Jan.  I7M. 


'^ 


Eineogr. 


I.  Clipton  WiNTRiNOHAM,  M.D.  fellow  of  tbe  Royal 
College  of  Physicians,  in  London  and  Paris,  F.  R.  S. 
and  physician  in  ordinary  to  tbe  king,  was  son  of 
Clifton  Wintringbam,  M.D.  of  York,  wbo  died  Ittb 
March,  1748 ;  and  obtained  a  Baronvtct  in  1774, 
tiie  dignity  being  limited  to  GervaRe,son  of  Sir  Gerrase 
Clifton,  hart.  Sir  Clifton  Wintringbam  died  without 
issue  in  1704,  rbaving  survived  Mr.  Gervase  Clifton,) 
and  tbe  BAaoNrrcT  then  became  rxtinct.  Sir  Clifton 
published  '*  An  edition  of  Dr.  Mead's  Praecepta  Me- 
dica,"  a  work  entitled,  **  De  Morbta  quibusdam  Com- 
mentarii,"  dec. 

ilrau— Arg.  six  lions  ramp.  ax.  3.  ^  and  1. 


WISEMAN,  OF  RIVENHALL 


Criatid 
15th  June,  IGAO. 


Extinct 
in  l(X». 


Eintaffe. 

The  family  of  Wisrman  appears  to  have  existed  in 
the  county  of  Essex  since  tbe  time  of  Eowabo  IV.  and 
to  have  been  in  possession  of  Much  Canfleld  Park,  in 
that  county,  which  was  obtained  by  purchase,  in  the 
reien  of  Enwtan  VI.  by  Jobn  Wiseman,  esq.  wbo  bad 
b<*en  one  of  the  auditors  toHiNarVIII.  and  knighted 
at  the  battle  of  Spurs.  The  title  of  baronet  was  con- 
ferred on  two  of  its  branches,  and  many  honourable 
posts  under  the  crowu  were  enjoyed  by  its  descendants. 

1.  WiLLUu  WisKMAN,  esq.  of  RiTcnball,  in  Essex, 
son  and  heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Wiseman,  knt.  of  Riven- 
hall,  by  Elisabeth ,  his  wife,  daughter  of  Sir  Isaac 
SiiUey,  hart,  (lineally  descended  from  Jobn  Wiseman, 
elder  brotber  of  Thomas  M'iseman,  of  Gayharlands,  in 
Chelmsford,  ancestor  of  the  present  Sir  William 
SALrmNSTALL  WisBHAN,  hart,  of  Canfield  Hall,)  was 
created  a  Baronkt  in  1080.  He  married  Elisabeth, 
daughter  of  Sir  I^ewis  Mansel,  bart.  of  Margam,  and 
had  an  only  daughter  and  heir, 

Elixabrth,  m.  ftrst  to  Jobn  Le  MotC  Honywood, 

esq.  of  Marks  Hall.  Essex,  and  secondly  to  Sir 

Isaac  Rebow,  knt.  of  Colchester. 

Sir  WUllam  died  in  I89t,  when  tbe  tilk  became  ax- 

tinct.    Tbe  eetato  of  Rivcaball  was  som  to  Tboaaas 

Western,  esq* 


8a.  a«li«T. 


.  Wtweea  tbroe 
S7S 


(LFF,  OF  CAMS  HALL. 
V-iiiMtr. 

r,  r-,.  (HO  of  BiroD  Godfrty  Wolff, 
•  Biiltr  hliuiir  or  11m  Ruialin  tmfU 
l»  o<  Knufii  lbs  Finl.eniprnror  G< 
sn  of  Ihi  Uuly  RsHU  Empin.  hi>li 


T)H  alrd  •OB, 

Snwiiu  Woi.unUH,  04.  nl  Pa*>B.  a.  Ell 
4*u(Ll*rofWlllliiinWallu«ai>,Hq.arTi«iURl 


,1>M.    lilrJtntii 
only  dau(blcri>r  Iba  Rlgbl  Hon.  Bdwm 

9,  bilbo]!  vf  Ei 


I.  Jabo.  vtaa  w.  Hnnab  Itvrtoii.  m*  Ayinf  In 
lIBl.lfft  iuM.  Btcbud.  M.P.  (or  WhilcbaiTb . 
J-^u.  JcRBltta;  u»l  JoiiiUun. 
Tb<  elder  hh. 


Rilxcra,  M,  to  Hlchi 


dnoll.i.  <o  I.I.  r..niJ1>.  Chklu  II.  >t  Ifae  IU«D- 
BB.  rr  Hpv>ii.uJ  ;>>r  Jatiu  Ciriixr  ol  Ibe  CaiDmu, 
I  rvtfbml  [D  biib  ■  puleul  of  rollfctoT  oarvcrd  ia 

fwtnt  Lftndad.  Fmiu  *bidh  be  bad  bn-n  «a4uflfl' 
Iwlni  lb*  Diurpttini).    II*  litevtot  made  him 

■a*  OalllHti.  or  l^iucblgn,  in  Liuuliuhlrc,  and 


m  irblU  ii»rblt. 
!■  Il«ir>,  ilain  al  Nantoa  Mom.  ex  |huI*  n(U. 


I.  Xja  Tbohi*  Wol 


1.  Mwu4.aM)cian|. 

r.  K«TT.wl»aLMary.  daiKbWrafSNTbeaJd- 
aUi.  ixi    <r  TmubIiuii,   UUiUtx,  bsi  lah 


>,  M.1-.  toi  Ullbasni*  Port. 


Sir  JobD  d.  ia  IT«S,  wu  buried  h1  Enfltld.  and  i.  br  1 

I'.  Su  Nicnoi^i  WaLnamloLia.  who  m.  Cnrtv  I 
dau^nr  or  8tr  Edward  VlaMn.  bill,  of  Pinner,  la  ff 
Mid<II(wi.  bu  b^ber,  irtaa  *.  the  Ri(bt  Roa.  Wil-  I 

limm  PerdlDauds  Carey.  Lord  Hooiden.  and  diti " 

Mbt.  lTB).aiedfortya!i.l><idDoi«ir.    He  died 
February,  IVId,  and  vaa  ',  by  hla  brother. 


Sir  WUUau  died  11»  Januty,  ilu.  >■> 
EnlleM,  and  i.  by  bia  ancle, 

>i.  SikTrdhiii  WouTUHDi.iia, irha m.  K 
Hallaii.aiidhadiillhnbreed*tfchlera,tbeel< 
Carula  White,  (our  Km. 

HrtLtj,  irbD  d.  at  Banclona.  is  (be  Celchi 


AM  and  tw  dBHctitart,  *1 

I.  ttiLTI  tfitl.  tfM  bunnrt 

I.  Maltbe*.  U.ti.  mbndatr  ef  WlBtheMi 

I.  J»b«.  a  ivlanat  I.  lb*  anay....  ar.1.  Uu 

aerw,  *(  Ibe  cn-ry  «r  Korfalb.  by  w' 

bad  IbrM  •ana i  two',  yoiiai, and  Cl 

laafbitT  *f  <:)«».  Kobe  at  4Mi4ai 
iotaD  Pane.  BiBlb  l^rler  neaiiM 
Win.  ha  bad  two  mm.  AUiandei 


WOR 


WHA 


IM4,  m.  Bridget  Prere,  widow,  daughter  of  Ed- 
««id  Lynaey*  eeq.  of  Selby,  In  Norfolk*  and  had 
m  only  daughter  and  heir. 
Mart,  m.  to  Prancia  Buuney,  ton  and  heir  of 
Fraada  Bonney,  prebendary  of  Durham. 
Willinv,  b.  IMS. 
b.  1509. 

I,  b.  ttnd  April,  IS<n,m.  to  Richard  Good- 
WU.  of  Lincolnshire. 


JaaSt  in.  to  Robert  Brandling,  esq.  of  Felling. 
■       Mary.  m.  to  —  Winston. 
Qw  mm  mnd  successor, 

Aw  EiCBAao  WoRTLsr,  of  Wortley,  rrceired  the 
baw  «f  knighthood  from  A'lng  Jamks  at  York,  17th 
lafiril*  Mtt,  on  his  mi^esty's  entrance  into  the  kingdom. 
Vltmmm  XUnbeth,  daughter  of  Edward  Boughton,  esq. 
f  Cmrntbon,  In  Warwickshire,  and  had  by  her  (who 
Moondly,  William  Cavendish,  Eari  of  Devon- 
»)  Ikne  sons  and  Are  daughters,  ris. 
FlRAMCU  (Sir),  his  heir. 

gjwrd  (Sir),  knt.  m.  Elisabeth,  ditughter  of 
Wnilam  Eldred.  and  widow  of  Sir  Samuel 
^700,  but  d.  s.  p- 

(Sir),  knt.  d.  «.  p. 

f,  m.  to  Henry  Baron,  of  Hilton. 
I,  ».  first  to  Sir  Rotherham  Willoughby,  and 
Moondly  to  Sir  George  Mortou. 
tth,  SI.  to  Sir  Henry  Cnifts. 
r,  SI.  first  to  Sir  Henry  I^e,  secondly  to 
I,  Earl  of  Sussex,  thirdly  to  Robert.  Earl 
•f  Warwick,  and  fourthly  to   Edward,  Earl  of 


If  Nk  to  Sir  Sutton  Coney, 
i^  ftkhnrd  died  S5th  July,  1(H)3,  was  buried  in  St. 
Chapel.  Windsor,  and  succeeded  by  bis  son, 
m  FsAMCifc  WoaTLBY,  kut.  of  Wortlcy,  crested 
Wth  June,  lAlI.    At  the  outbreak  of  the 
P,  Sir  Francis,  whose  devotion  to  the  royal 

KflbtB*  eonspicnoos  among  the  mo<*t  faithful  of 
(y»litn,  fortified  his  house  at  Wortley,  and  raised 
o#  torae,  with  which  he  maintained  a  guerilla 
U  extrBaaely  harassing  to  his  opponents.  In 
■M»  kt  was  taken  prisoner  at  Walton  House,  near 
WriklAsId,  his  estate  sequestered,  and  be  himself  sent 
1^  tfM  Tower,  where  he  ri'mained  in  captivity  for 
I,  solacing  the  hours  of  his  lung  confine- 
hj  literary  occupations  to  which  he  wss  much 
Ha  wrote  several  small  tracts  princtpsUy 
with  the  occorrences  and  controversies  of 
•••ad  one  larger  work  to  prove  that  episcopacy 
dirine.  The  most  curious  of  the  former  pro- 
ia,  hU  *«  Characters  and  Klegiei^."  Sir  Fran- 
t,  Grace,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Brouucker, 
I,  Wilts,  and  bad  by  her, 
kkris,  his  heir. 

t,  m.  to  Sir  Henry  Criflitbs,  hart,  or  I>ur 
•Mi  Agnes,  but  d.  ».  p. 
M.  Mcoodly,  Hester,  daughter  of  Gfurge  Smithies, 
of  Londrn  and  widow  of  Alderuiaii  K>re,  of 
Street,  by  whom  he  had  a  dauKhler. 
•j*      wmrmk,  m.  to  Roger  Battridit**  or  Bsttergh,  esq. 
fPl^  Fkvacfts  d.  in  London,  and  ^m  $.  by  his  son. 
A  SI,  Btm  Franiu  WoaTi.sv.of  Wortley,  aged  twenty- 
^¥m,  gjCNsauuil.     HoM.  France*,  daughter  and  co- 
hlMr  •€  Sir  William  Fsonte.  of  Freeston,  in  Leicester- 
llfpip^  kat  by  her,  who  survived  him,  he  left  no  iksuc, 
f^Ma  dace  ass  14th  March.  lUttS.  when  the  Biautirrcr 
•XTI3ICT.    With*  Sir  Francis  expired  the  line 
r,  of  Wortley,  which  had  flourished  through 


more  than  five  oenturiea.    H  is  great  inheritance  paaaed 
under  his  will  to  his  illegitimate  daughter, 

Annr  Nrwcovrn,  aliM  Wortlry,  who  m.  the 
Hon.  SiDNRY  Mo.NTiOUR,  second  son  of  Edward, 
first  Earl  of  Sandwich,  and  had  with  other  issue, 
a  son. 

Edward    Wurtlky    Montaour.  one   of  the 
lords  commissioners  of  the  Treasury,  and 
ambaasador  to  the  Porte,  m.  Lady  Mary 
PisaRRPoiNT,  the  celebrated    Lady   Mary 
Wortley  Montague,  eldest  daughter  of  Eve- 
lyn, Dnke  of  Kingston,  and  had  a  daughter 
and  heir,* 
Mary  Wortley  Montaour,  ».  to  John 
Stnart,  Earl  of  Bute,  and  waa  created  a 
peeress  in  her  own  right  aa  Baroneaa 
Mount  Stuart,  of  Wortley.    Her  lady, 
ship's  grandson,  the  present  proprietor 
of  the  Wortley  estates,  u  Jamrs  Archi- 
RALD  Stuart  Wortlry,  Lord  Wharn- 

CLIPFR. 

i4rMU— Arg.  on  a  bend  between  aix  martlets  gn. 
three  besants. 


WRAY,  OF  GLENTWORTH. 

CaKATKi)  Uth  Nov.  IGli.— Extinct  37th  Aug.  IM9. 

WRW,  OF  ASHBY. 
Crkatbu  srth  June,  IGOO.— Extinct 


William  Wray,  son  of  Robert  Wray,  whose  aneea- 
tors  were  anciently  seated  in  the  bishopric  of  Durham, 
and  afterwards  possessed  estates  in  Richmond,  York- 
shire, msrried  the  daughter  and  heir  of  Jackson,  of 
Snydall,  and  had  with  other  issue. 

('MaiATuruRR,  his  heir. 

Richard,   ancestor  of  the  Wrats  op   Kblpiii.d, 
the  only  branch  of  the  family  remaining,  now 
represented  by  the  Rkv.  Cscil  Danisi.  Wray, 
A.M.  of  Strangeways,  Manchester.  /See Buaaa's 
(Umimomtrs,  vol.  iv.) 
Thomas,  of  St.  Nicholas,  Richmondshire,  who  left 
by  Ann  Foster,  three  sons  and  a  daughter,  vis. 
William,  of  St.  Nicholas,  living  in  1619,  wh««e 
son, 
Thomas,  of  Beamish,   Durham,  sold  his 
esutes. 
Thomas,  nsmed  in  the  will  of  his  uncle.  Sir 

Christopher. 
Robert. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  A.  WagstalTe,  of  Hasland, 
I)erb)*hirr. 


r.  Wortley  Montsgue  di»inb«rii«l  hi*  ooly  son.  Kilwarrt  Woitley  Mobiskuc,  who  had  manifrMed  very  eatra- 
T  eacentricitiet,  and  mboie  %a»itd  lif^  U  well  luld  ia  a  vimk  eotiiird  ••  Lilerar>  Aaccdutct  fif  the  IHib  Cental)  ' 


W  R  A 


WRA 


Leonard,  of  Adwick.  in  Yorkflh&re,  died  S3id  An- 
gust»  ISM*  leaving  iaaue. 
The  eldect  son, 

Sib  Chrivtophkb  Wrat,  of  Glentworth.  born  at 
Bedale,  in  Yorkshire,  wa«  educated  at  Magdalen  Col- 
lege, Cambridge,  and  baTing  studied  at  Lincoln's  inn, 
was  called  to  the  bar,  at  which  he  attained  sucb  emi- 
nence, that  he  became  erentually  (10  ELizABkTH)  lord 
chief  justice  of  the  Queen's  Bench,  and  presided  orer 
that  court  with  the  highest  reputation  for  seTenteen 
years.  An  old  writer  describes  him  as  an  upright 
judge,  who  respected  every  man  in  his  proper  station, 
when  he  was  oflftbe  bench,  but  when  he  was  upon  it, 
he  had  no  such  regard  for  the  greatest  of  men,  so  as  to 
bias  his  judgment :  and  Lloyd  thus  speaks  of  Sir  Chris- 
topher, **  KiTe  particulars,  I  hare  heard  old  men  say, 
be  was  choice  in :  I.  his  friend,  who  was  always  wise 
and  equal :  3.  his  wife :  3.  his  book  :  4.  his  secrets :  5. 
his  expression  and  garb.  By  four  things,  he  would 
say,  an  estate  was  kept ;  L.  by  understanding  it :  i. 
by  spending  not  until  it  comes :  3.  by  keeping  old  ser- 
Tants :  4.  by  a  quarterly  audit.  He  was  mindful  of 
what  is  past,  obsenrant  of  things  present,  and  provi- 
dent for  things  to  come.  No  better  instance  whereof 
need  be  alledged,  than  his  pathetic  discourses  in  the 
behalf  of  those  two  great  stays  of  this  kingdom,  hus- 
bandry and  merchandize  ;  for  he  had  a  clear  discern- 
ing judgment,  and  that  not  only  in  points  of  law, 
which  yet  Ids  arguments  and  decbions  in  that  profes- 
Hion  manifest  without  dispute ;  but  in  matters  of  policy 
and  goTemment ;  as  also  in  the  little  mysteries  of 
private  manage,  to  which,  when  you  add  bis  happy 
faculty  of  communicating  himself,  by  a  free  and  grace- 
ful elocution,  to  charm  and  command  his  audience, 
assisted  by  the  attractive  dignity  of  bis  presence,  you 
will  not  admire  that  he  msiuaged  his  justiceship  with 
no  much  satisfaction  to  the  court,  and  that  he  left  it 
vrith  so  much  applause  from  the  country :  for  these 
two  peculiarities  he  bad,  that  none  was  more  tender 
to  the  poor,  or  more  civil  in  private ;  and  yet  none 
mure  stt.'rn  to  the  rich,  I  mean,  justices  of  tlie  peace, 
officerri,  &c.  or  more  severe  in  public.  He  delighted 
ind<>e(l  to  be  loved,  not  reverenced;  yet  knew  he  well 
how  to  ashert  the  dignity  of  his  place  and  function, 
from  the  approachcH  of  contempt."  Sir  Christopher  had 
served  fur  Bnrougbbridge  in  all  the  parliaments  culled 
by  Queen  Mary,  and  was  chosen  speaker  of  the  House 
of  Comnioiiit  in  the  next  reign.  He  m.  Anne,  daughter 
of  Nicholus  Cirlington,  esq.  of  Normauby,  in  York- 
shire, and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Isabel,  m.  first  to  Godfrey  Foljambe,  esq.  ;  secondly 

to  Sir  William  Bowes,  knt. ;  and  thirdly  to  John, 

Lord  Darcy. 
Frances,  m.  first  to  Sir  George  St.  Paul,  bart.  of 

Suurfonl,  and  secondly  tu  Robert  Rich,  Earl  of 

Warwick. 

Sir  ChriHtopher  died  8th  iMay.  1692,  ami  lies  buried  in 
the  rluincel  of  the  churrli  of  Glentworth,  under  a 
nplcndid  monument,  whereon  is  the  effigies,  in  full 
proportion,  of  a  judpe  in  his  robes,  with  his  lady  by 
him,  and  thii*  inscription : 

Capital.    Ju*>liciar. 
(jui!il|lli^  e*  (o  ho!*pei> !)  iiiHues  r»*verere  Srpultoi>: 

Qui  jacet  hie,  nostri  (Gloria  Juri:i,  eiat 

(/hristiiplKTiis  AViajiis,  re  Justus,  Nnuiiiie  vcrus  ; 

Qiiiqiie  pia  miiiiiit,  C«><:iiiti«>nc,  Fide. 

Eli  fiiit:   Kii  unn  est:   Rnpichiin  lotat  oiriDij  Falnm 

Heu  iiioiiinr  lutbia  :  ip!>e  i>ibi  ^uperesf ; 

Terram  Terra  pclit;  Cinercm  Cinis;  il-Itberaque  ;i*lilii>r; 

SpritiH  »'lbeii>i  pi>>>8idet  Antra  Puli. 

Obiit  Die  Sept.  Maii 

Anno  1).  1.^92, 

Ft  Eli XI. 

Re*;.  34. 


The  only  son  of  this  gnml  lawyer. 
I.  Sia  WiixiAH  Wrat, 


Grivaby,  and  aflenrarda  for  Uaealaihiii 
ed  by  ^^merm  Eusaan-B,  and  cieatad  a 
James  I.  in  ISIt.  He  as.  fim.  Laey.  di 
of  Sir  Edward  Montague,  knt.  of  Boa^ 
by  her.  who  died  in  1500,  a  nnmcToaa  fa 
the  only  sons  that  left  iMoe  were 

JoHx,  his  heir. 

Edward,  groom  of  the  hedchaaiber ' 
who  ai.  Eliaabett,  only  daa^tP 
Francis,  Eari  of  Berlahire,  Ban 
Rycote,  and  had  an  only  daa^tn 

BaiDOLT,  m.  first  to  Edward,  t 
Edward,  Earl  of  Dorset,  by  « 
no  isaae,  and  secondly.  Mm 
Earl  of  Lindaey,  by  whaa  d 
Jambs,  Lord  Norreya,  of  Byn 

Sir  William  wedded,  aeoondly,  Pranoes, 
Nicholas  Clifford,  and  daocfater  of  Sir  W 
knt.  of  Hawsted,  in  Saflfolk,  lord  depMty 
whom  he  had  issue, 

CHaiSTOPHBB  (Sir),  knt.  of  Ajhby 
shire,  M.  P.  married  Albiaa,  sea 
and  co-heir  of  Edwaid  Cecil,  Ti 
bledon,  third  son  of  the  Eari  of  Bs 
issue. 

1.  William  (Sir>,  of  Ashby.  en 
KKT  S7th  June,   IMi.    He 
daughter  of  Sir  Hamphrty 
and  died  in    1870,  haviBg  h 
and  six  daughters,  via. 

CuaisTOPHBa  (Sir),  hia  ha 
ronet  of  Aahby.  of  whoai 
fourth  Babombt  of  Gltm 

Edward,  ^ 

William,    V  who  4.  s,  p. 

Drury,     J 

Margaret,  m,  to  the  Rev. 

prebendary  of  Canterbar 
Tufton,  m.  to  Sir  James  M< 

lord  chief  barun  of  the  E: 
nrur>,  in.   to  Sir  WUliaa 

bart.  of  Combe,  in  Givca 

,  m.  to  —  Lewis,  i 

II.  Edward,  whose  <«on. 

B«PTUi-Lu\VAHu,  succeeded  ; 
net  of  Glentworth. 

III.  Driry.  who  s.  us  sixth  baroae 

IV.  Teril,  who  m.  the  duugLtrr  of 

of   Brigsley,  in   Liiicolnshirp, 

sou, 

William,  who  m.  Uabella.d 

co-heir   of  John    l' Hither 

Slenningford,  in   Vortshi 

with  finir  daughCen,  thrcf 

John,  who  succeeded  as 

net. 
William,  tf.  s.  p. 
Cecil,  who  m.  Frances  N 

had  a  son, 

WlLU4M    l-LUTBOBl 

as  eleveatik  Baioji 
Charles,  who  d,  in  Spain. 

Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Anthony  Irby.  knt. 
ill  Lincolnshiiv. 

Sir  AVilliam  died  13th  August.  1G17.  vss  i 
the  churcli  of  Ashby,  under  a  sumptnoai  i 
nuiuent,  and  was  s.  by  h'u  eldest  ihni, 

II.  Sir  John  Watv,  of  Glentworth,  vhoa 
ed  in  the  lifetime  of  hi.i  father,  and  served : 

AM 


WRA 


WRA 


lifnlnihire  in  three  parliamento*  fewf .  Chablbs 
ll«  anrtod  Grieel,  daughter  and  heir  of  Sir  Hugh 
kilt  of  Ellertoa,  in  Yorkahire,  and  had 


t.  ioBN,  hia  heir. 
n.  Chrirtopher,  d.  s.  p. 
III.  Theophilna,  4.  s.  jp. 
IV.  WilliaB,  d.  t.  p. 
w,  BcChell,  if.  «.  p, 

U  Vranoea,  m.  to  John  Hotham,  ceq. 
n.  Orlaielt  im.  to  Anthony  Thorold,  esq.  of  If  araton, 

in  Linoolnahire. 
III.  Theodofia,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Barker,  knt. 


W  Jeln  was  g.  hy  hb  son, 

ill.  Sib  Jom  Wbay,  of  Glentworth/  who  m.  firat, 
Mnketh.  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Willoughby,  bart. 
'  BiBley.  in  Derbyshire*  and  widow  of  Sir  Simeon 
VwM,  ban.  by  which  lady  he  had  no  imqc,  and  se- 
miky,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Evelyn,  knt.  of 
>Kl  DcBB,  in  Wilta,  by  whom  (who  wedded,  ae- 
r,  Thomae,  Viaconnt  Fanshaw,  and  thirdly, 
l»  Lord  Caatleton,)  he  had  an  only  daughter  and 


BBTH,  m.  the  Hon.  NIcholaa  Saundenon, 
I  of  George,  Vinroont  Caatletou.and  had 
Ba  only  child,  WraySaundemon,  who  m.  Mary, 
^SbbI  daughter  of  the  Karl  of  Kockin((liani,  but 
dJBd  without  iaaue  during  the  lifetime  of  hia 
r.  That  lady,  having  thua  no  child  to 
her,  enuiled,  by  deed  dated  :tOth  Octo- 
ber* 1709,  her  eatatea  in  Ltncolnitbirv  and  Nor- 
fblk*  irat  on  Col.  CHaiATorHsa  Wbat,  hia  aona 
hrochera,  then  on  William  Wbay,  his  aona 
hrothera,  and  aubarquently  on  Gsoaci 
Wbat»  of  Kelfield,  hia  two  aona,  and  their  male 
bBlra. 

Jflkn  Wray  waa  m.  by  hia  couaiu, 
V.  Sib  CHBifTorHEa  WatY.the  aecond  baronet  of 
khy,  at  whoae  deceaae  iaaucleaa,  the  BAROKncr  of 
hkr   hecaaae   ixtinct,  while  that  of  (;ientworth 
m&d  to  bla  couain, 

'•  Sib  BAmar  Kdwabd  Wbay,  who  a1iK>  died  s.  p. 
I  «•■  ».  by  hia  uncle, 

ri.  Sib  Dbuby  Wray,  h.  in  Lincolni»hire,91>tli  July, 
9,  wbo  m.  Anne,  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomaa 
wuy*  eaq.  of  Kathrannon,  in  the  county  of  Limerick, 

Sridget,  hia  wife,  daughtf>r  and  co-heir  nf  Sir  John 
iv4b11«  knt.  and  had,  with  aeTeral  daughter*,  three 

CaaiaToriiKR.  hb  heir. 

William,  who  prt-dcceaaed  hia  father. 

Cbcil,  anoceaafir  tn  hia  eldest  brother. 

•  Omry  died  90th  October,  17  to,  waa  buried  in  the 
ardi  oC  Clonara,  iu  the  county  of  Limerick,  and  s. 


ni.  SiB  CaainurHta  VVatY.lieut.-coI.  in  the  army. 
m  iDhcrited  hi*  mother'a  mtate  in  Ireland.  He 
Ight  am  the  aide  of  Wn.i.uu.  at  the  Boyne,  and  in 
I  fcHowing  reiirn.  M>rvtd  with  dialinctinn  in  Spain, 
fftfal.  and  Flanders,  particularly  at  the  niege  of 
imd.  In  17 IB,  twehe  days  itfter  his  fnther's  dc- 
MB,  Sir  Christopher  died  unni.  Ht  PnrtKiuoiith,  while 
IpBdrtag  to  embArk  with  the  fleet  for  Spain.  He  «'aa 
I  SraC  named  in  Mrs.  SHonderson'a  i<e<d  of  settle- 
iBt, hut  that  lady  ontlited  him.  Ilis  only  sur>iTing 
NiMTand  heir. 


•  TIm  eMate  <»(  fflentwonli,  lh«-  nian«ii>n  bouse  itf 
kk  wa«  built  out  «>f  the  pfuftt-  ui  the  Ko}4l  Mint, 
■lt«l  to  Sir  (:hri»i«>t»h«  r  U  ray,  h>  t^rrm  Ki.isarltn, 
■  c«4i%t^<*l  t<'  *!**'  S4iiiMlet«4>ni. 

IF 


viii.  Sib  Cbcil  Wbay,  captain  in  the  aame  regi- 
ment, eerYed  likewise  in  Flandera*  Spain,  and  Por 
tugal.  He  inherited,  at  the  demiae  of  MfB.  Saunder. 
aon,  a  conaiderable  eatate  in  the  countiea  of  Norfolk 
and  York,  and  waa  hi|^  aheriff  of  the  fonner  ahlre  In 
1710.  Sir  Cecil  wedded  Mary,  daughter  of  Edward 
Harriaon,  esq.  of  Morely,  in  the  county  of  Antrim,  by 
Johanna,  hia  wife,  daughter  of  Dr.  Jeremiah  Taylor, 
bishop  of  Dromore,  but  dying  *,  p.  in  May,  1710,  waa 
s.  by  hia  couain, 

IX.  Sir  John  Wbay,  who  m.  Francea,  daughter  of 
Fairfax  Nordiffe,  eaq.  of  Langton,  in  Yorkahire,  and 
had  iaaue, 

Cicii.,  his  heir. 

John,  died  young. 

Mary,  on  whom  and  her  heira  the  eatatea  of  her 
mother  were  entailed.  She  m,  in  1700,  Sir 
Jamea  Innes,  hart,  afterwarda  fifth  Duke  of 
Roxburghe,  but  died  without  iaaue,  Mth  July, 
1807. 

IsARKLLA,  m.  to  John  Dalton,  eaq.  and  dying  S9Ui 
May,  1780,  left  iasue, 

Thomas  Dalton,  who  aaaumed  in  1807,  the 
aumaroe  of  NuacLirrR.  Hb  aon  and  auc- 
ceaaor  b  the  present  Nubclifpx  Nobcupfb, 
eaq.  of  Langtun. 

JuBN  Dalton,  who  inherited  Sleningford,  in 
the  county  of  York.  (See  Bubrx's  Com- 
mtontrt,  vol .  i.  p.  5t8.) 

Jamea  Dalton,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Croft. 

Francea-Eliaabeth,  m.   to  William  Garforth, 

esq. 
Isabella,  m.  to  George  Baker,  eaq.  of  Elemore 

Hall,  Durham. 

FBANCBa,  m.  to  John  Arthington,  eaq.  of  Arthing- 
ton,  but  d,  t.  p. 

Sir  John  died  i0th  January,  1759,  and  waa  *.  by  hb 

aon, 

X.  Sia  Cbcil  Wbay,  who  as.  Miaa  Esther  Summers, 
but  died  without  iaaue,  10th  January,  lM5,i  having  en- 
tailed hb  property  on  the  aecond  son  of  hb  second 
abter,  John  Daltun,  eaq.  in  caae  of  failure  of  heira 
male  of  hb  couain  and  auooesaor, 

XI.  Sib  William  I'l.LrrHuaNS  Wbay,  rector  of  Dar- 
les,  in  Derbyshire.  Sir  Willbm  as.  Frances  Bromley, 
and  had  iaaue, 

Cecil,  bom  0th  April,  I70H,  d.  v.  p.  unm.  about 

1700. 
Wiluam-Jaubs,  hb  heir. 

Lucy,  b.  17th  May,  1773,  d.  s.  p. 

Mary-Ann,  6.  tod  May,  1774,  as.  to  the  Roy.  Mr. 

Morgan,  and  d,  t,  p. 
France*,^,  lat  June,  177S. 
Isabella,  bom  0th  of   May,    1777,  died    withoBi 

issue. 
Elisabeth,   bora   ttnd  May,  1778,  died   without 

ts»ue. 

Sir  William  died  in  1M8,  and  was  succeeded  by  hb 
son, 
xii.  Sia   William  JiUBs  Wb%t.  who  died  without 
issue,  in  October,  1800,  when  the  Babumbiwy  became 

EXTINCT. 

i rait— As.  on  a  chief  or,  three  martlets  gv. 


*  Iu  Micbaelina*  term,  I7U,  Su  Cecil  psatcd  a  fubc 
•ml  •ag^i-red  a  tvru%rr),  ajul  tb«»  baiieil  Ibr  estates  %rbkh 
ti4(l  iltMrnded  fo  biiu  inim  Mr^.  Sanndeiw  n. 


SB1 


WYC 


\V  YC 


■ccundly  of  Sir   I'aul   Harris,  aod  dying  about  l(i79, 
wait  s.  by  hiii  miu, 

II.  Sir  John  Wkiitii,  who  m.  Eliiabptb.  dnuRhtfr 
of  Peregrine  I'Mlnier,  esii.  vf  Fairfiold,  in  SomfrM't- 
phire,  nud  wan  «.  at  hit  it«rcaw*,  whirh  occurred  about 
IOT7,  by  his  fldcAt  Min, 

III.  Sir  JiiiiN  Wroth,  who  m.  Mary,  dauKhter  and 
heir  of  Kruncin  OKhaldi'stoUi  vjM|.  of  AldentbrooL,  in 
EMes.  but  dyins  without  male  iiniuc,  37th  June,  im, 
Chtf  title  bcriinii*  iiXTixcr. 

Arms-'AT.  on  h  b«;nd  va.  thri>i>  lions'  hvads  erased 
of  the  fii'lit,  rrowiicd  ur. 


M  Yciir,  or  cuKwroN. 


('R»'«11  II 


III  17^(1. 


Utnriigr. 

RiiH«RM  U  VI  ii».  ntLTi-hiiiit,  of  l.iindiiii.  Mm  (>f 
Kirh.ird  \\  Ni'hr»  of  Diiti'iih.iin,  in  Clifithin-,  ni.inii  il 
Rliaalirrh,  diiii(;lit«T  nl'  Sir  Hiili.inl  S.iltiii,^ki.i1I,  kni. 
loni  tiiay«ir  >it  l^nnlnii.  ;inil  liiul  twrUi'  mini  :iiiit  ki\ 
dauRhtrrM.  lli*  iliid  'iiMli  Nii\i  iiiln-r,  h/il,  aiiil  v.  .m 
bari^l  af  St.  I)iinttair'«  in  thi'  i:.i<«t.     Hit  ^ixth  >tiii, 

St*  I'l-itK  W  \i  iiK,  Lnt.  tiil]i>ui«l  («tiiiiiiiTi-iaI   |:iir 
Mliti*.  but  y^>l*  iil'tiTWiirdt  iii:iJi>  mii'  nl  thi>  ui'itth'iiK'M 
ai  thi*  |irivv  i-liiiiiihir  tn  ('ii%iii».«   I.  iiinl  fur  turlti* 
yearn  arcn-iiitcd  lii%  ni.i|i-<itY'>  .miihit^iiilor  at  (!(iiiHt.iii 
tiiiiiplt*.     U  hih-  rr«id<iit  :it  thi'  (irtmii.tn  I'ortc,  hi>  :i]> 
prjrn  to  hiivr  r(iii>'ili>iti-tl  in  iinniu.ill  il«  tjricthe  favour 
of  tlti*  .Suit, III    Aiiiiir.ith  iV.  whi»  ill  hin  Niiit   tii  thr   j 
Kuplixb    liii>li:inli,  i<t>1(!>  Sir   I*i'l«  r,  .n  runliti^;   to  tin-    • 
faiflati>d  iihrfiulnuv  ut  th«>  r..i<t,  ■•  umi-  nt  thi'  i-hicl  nl  i 

four   IIIIMlt   rr>t<rilHii.    .^If     I'ltir     \\)rl|i>,"   iiliil    .11,'aill,    ' 

"  yoiir  aiiib.i^t.iilnr,  tin-  litiunun  il  .iii><iii;:Ht  fhi-  |M'ii|i|i 

of  thr   Mi-i^i  ih,   till'  «  ^ii-riiii  il  anil  f.iiiiniit  l.nni.  itnil 

Voiir  trii-t>  .Sir  I't-ti-r  \V  >t  in-,  whoni-  i-ml  Im'  ha)i|j>." 

Thf  Miili-iii  ilnl  iiiil  rtii.iiip-  hi4  .i}i|iriili.itiijii  nHTi-l\  ti> 

YfiKiM*  fulii/i-*!!'*  i-x  |in  ^lii'iM,  liiit  -It  till-  iiiNi.iiiri' «it  Sir 

I'ffi'r,  rfiiifvi  >l  iiif  .1  uliili-  till-  ii.ir,-i-.  ur  fliit>  ijii  all 

^ltii;li"h  •  l<'ili  lii'«iii/lii  iiii'i  I  -iiki-v.      \t  ••III'  |«tiimI  it| 

K|i«    «>irituiii-iiii  <■    'it   rill-    I'mt.',  tin-  fivi'iiriii'  -ulianrt 

•Imiri-il    ni'i«r   )i.iitii  iil.i'!\   i I  fly  \\  %•  In-,  u  Ini 

Ui^fl  hiip|M-iM-<l  til   III-  uiilt  ln-i  liii-liiii  I,  ami  III   wh'itn 
^h''    h.iil    II*  .if't    iiiDi  h  .   u  liiri-ii|Hiii    l..iii\    \\  M'hr.  -ii- 
«~fini]Miii**i!  U\  tii-r  w-iitiiiK  vi'iii'  II.  all  i||-f^«i-i|  in  dn-ir 
^r*'.*t    « frill ii.:.iN,  hIimIi   u.«>  tlii-ii  tin'  rmirt  t.ixhinii, 
^tli-liii^>l  hrr  ill   hiii'>4.     'I  l.i-  ••iili.iiiii  riri-iiiil  ainl  •n 
%rrf.iiii'd  Im  I   iitMMt  :-r.i>  i>Mi  •!% ,  In:!  U'linli  riiii:  -i'   Ifi 
^rvMl  .ind  ••)■  i>  I-  ii«  >ii|--.  iii-,<iii'<>l   \(  .ill  i.ri.'iiHli  u>i 
mm  «fri*  fliu*  m  iil*-  :iii<l  -li.t|M<l,  .ii.<l  r  iiiil  ^iMr>i-l\ 
%r   ront  III'* -i  'it'   ll.i-  ••iilr.ir'. .     On   |,i>  iiMirii  h   nii  . 
fliir  i*«t*'r  \^  .i«  i|i]i'i.nt<-il  •  iii!i;ifri<ll>  i    i-t  rln-  li'iii-i-'iiijil,    , 
mnil  «wiirii  -i.  .i  |<ri«  %  •  ■•nrn  i.l'ir.  in  m  Ii><  h  •-.i|i.ii  it\   l|f 
■iKiic)  thi'  kiiii'  «  ill  I  *  ■i.itiiiii,  Im-  .r  ih:*  iLiti-  J  .tli  Jini«'t 
IIVIV,  i1i«ii«>ia  11.^  ,ill  iii:i-.-irii.i,«  III  u.ir.     Mr /<«.  J.nif, 
dauithtrr  Ml   iStr  U  ilii  iin  Mi-n-iiiUi.  Lnt.  ••!  Wrixii.ini, 
in    l>riiliii;h«liiri-,  )i.iMii.i«i«'r  «>l   tli"  •.\tin\,lt/n]t.  Ki  <• 
|4amit  ainl  h.nl  Hoi.f  til  «iir\lir  liiin,  twii  »'>ii.-«  .iiiil  .1 
daught'-r,  vi/. 

HifiH    >.r  .  kill,  hi^  hi'ir. 

(vrill    Sir  .  knr    M.  \    of  <  liri-tflinrrli,  Oxfonl, 
tcirii    (it   ('••ii'>taiit)iiri|i|«-,  -aii-t    naintd   from   hia 


godfather,  Cy rill, the  patriarrb  of  that  city.  Sir 
Cyrill  Wyche  became  eventually  secretary  to 
the  lieutenancy  of  Ireland,  sate  for  many  years 
in  parlianK-iit,  and  w.m,  in  10U3,  constituted  one 
of  the  lords  justin-s  of  that  kiiiRdom.  He  pur- 
chniiod  I'nyiiing!!,  in  the  parish  of  HocLwoId, 
Norfnlk,  with  oth^r  crttatrs  in  that  I'ounty,  and 
dipd  ^yth  DirrnilM-r.  1707,  bi-inj;  hurii'd  in  St. 
James's  ("hiin-h,  \Vl■^tmin^tl>^.  lie  m.  fir^t  a 
duuRhter  of  Sir  Ihoinas  Joniiyn;  8ei*ondIy, 
I-ady  IVrrott;  and  thirdly,  a  daughter  of  — 
Kvolyn,  i-stj.  of  Surrey.  His  snu  niid  successor, 
Ji.RMVN  Wvi'iii.,  i'»«i.  of  Hockwold, /».  Mary, 
nnl\  dtii^htiT  iit'  Ju'iiti  Hum^'i^rfonl.  e**{.  niid 
ilyini*  7th  Junii.irx,  17l'.>,  Irft  i<4<4iiv, 

(' VIM  1.1 ,  (if  liiickwold.liighKhnrlirof  Nor 

fiilk  in  17:2!). 
C.ithfriiH*.  tn.  to  the  Ucv.  RolH»rt  Wrinht, 

rvctiir  of  Krrliii);,  Noriolk. 
Mar\,  ;■*.  to  UolHirt  Clnui'lii,  es-i-  of  I-VIt- 
wt-ll.  Norfolk. 
Jane,  M.  to  Sir  John  Cranvilh'.  Karl  nf  Bath. 
Sir  IVtrr  dir.l  at  Oxfnnl.  Deceinbt'r,  ItitS,  and  was  s. 
by  his  HUM. 

Sir  J»nKH  Wyciive.  km.  born  in  Ixindon.who  was 
i'inplii>t  d  in  several  embassies,  a?*  envoy  to  the  couit 
iif  MiiM-iivy  in  ItMiU,  as  rrniikiit  at  HainhiirKh,  &c. 
Sir  i'ctir  tr.innlated  tin*  lift*  of"  Don  John  do  Castro, 
\  in-ruv  of  India,  wherein  aw  sei'U  tlie  PortuRuese 
\n\aReM,  I>iM<ovrrii-s,  and  Conquests  in  the  Kast," 
and  ui  the  re«|U*-st  of  the  Royal  Society,  of  which  he 
Mk.iH  .1  fillov.-,  a  *•  Short  r«-lation  of  the  Hiver  Nile, 
fnim  a  l*iirtiii'.ii»"«e  Manuscript."  He  m.  Isabella, 
il.iiif,'htir  I  if  Sir  Kob«'rt  l^llll•^,  b.iit.  of  Si:auiploii,  in 
I.iniolii'tlure,  and  had  ihniie, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

11.  llarnani,  an  Kast  Itiilia  merrhant.  settled  at 
Siinit.  where  Inr  married  Kli/.ahi-th,  widow  of 
Jihn  Uidiinson,  v>'[.  of  that  i>hice,  and  had 
iiisiie, 

Teti-r,  h.  ir,t}\  I)e<viiili«'r,  I7IW.  who  pur- 
rhaseil  till'  lordship  nf  iJ'^deby  Manrrwanl, 
I  iiri-.ti'r*hire,  ainl  siTted  as  hiph  sheriff 
fif  that  ruiiiity  in  1711.  He  M.  Klizabeth, 
niih  il.iii(.'hternf  Joliii  llrowm-.  inerchuni. 
i.f  HiMtiin.  in  I.iiiniliii>hire,  .md  had  issue. 

III.  I'rti  r,  who  linil  ai  Canibr.iy.  uiini. 

IV.  a i-v,  a  iiiiTrh.iiit,  \^hi>  died  at  l*iiiidirlit'rry. 

The  I  lih'st  %'iii, 

John    W^iiir,  ioi|.  fnviiv  extr.iiirilinar\   at   Iluui 
liiir/li,  ffi.  Im  tin  «iLi.d.iiii-.li:er  nf  Mr.  S-i^a::*'.  and  hail, 
uitli  a  il-nii-liti-r  .Sophia,  h  iff  <•!    I>i.  Tiininan  'Ihiiin.iN. 
ri-i  till- III  St.  \i  ia<t.  l-'iMiiT  I.IIII-.  and  d<  an  of   Tefrr 
l»iriiiii'li .  ■!  nii'i  .iinl  ^111 1  •■^Hiir, 

I.  Mi:  «  iieii  I.  W  i«  iir.  wh'i  it  the  ns**'  «if  iiineti-i  n 
\i..«  ipi.  iiiiti-l  1i\  Qh*hi  Asm  n-^iiiint  at  Hamburgh. 
:iii>l  III  r'li-  III  xt  Ti  u'li.  ii>ini<ti  I'  an  I  fiivoy  i-xtraordi 
Il  ir\  til  fill'  rif.-li-  III  |.«iui  r  >.i\iiiiv.  lie  bii'.ime  ahn 
.  iitii\  I  \tr.ior<.in..i  v  to  i'.'  ■  'Hiri  m  l:tis<iia.  W  hile  at 
Mil-  II  in-  rn-.iii".  Ill-  w.i"  i-ii-Ate<1  a  Mimimt  'i«»th  He 
I  •  mill  r.  i;?;i.  Sir  r\r.llNi.  Xnin  .  li  iii».hti  r  ol  MaR- 
nii^    \ViiM<rLi'M,   nr-t    ininfti  i   in  thi-    I>uke  ui    Hoi- 

^tl  ill  ,     II    •'    I.  I'l    l-«IM-, 

^ia^iiiii.  all  •-{••i.-ii  III  ihr  :inn\.tt.  uttlil.  in  1710. 

Jiiliii.  ilii  >l  \iiiiii ;. 

I  Hi  i-Miii  I.  rti.  til  Mr.  Iliiliner.  i'iiiin*-i-nur  of  state 
tu  Ihi*  Duke  «if  lliilsi<-in. 

Xmki.ii. 
Sir  ('\rill  ili«il  UitSioiit  ^ur^iviiic  male  i-.iiue  in  I7'f4'i, 
■iK'-d    «i%t>>iini-,    when    the    UtRuNr.ii  t    birame    k\- 

IIM'I. 


trwM    .,\r    .1  pilf  mil. 


•■■*; 


WYNNE,  OF  LEE8WOOD. 


Boaoi  WiNHi.  CHI.  or  LHivood,  Id  FUduUr. 


BOiGI,  who  (tied  r.  f.  u 


<f.\<mt  al  wbom 


Bil  JoHH  WTRHt.  nr  LrMWDod,  nbD  ditd  in 
oWt.  I>M,  ■Dd  »■•  1.  by  bu  Kn, 
Sii  Jdhi  Wiuki,  of  LHiwoud,  wiih  whom  ib« 

w— Ai.  >  cbcT.  between  Ibrae  dolfhlDi  hiurUni 


WYNNE,  OF  CWKDIH. 


IV  «•■■!  tr  MiKi.iiH,  of  (iwrdir,  Id  Cane 
lirr.wbodird  inllU.  He  nuried  KUn  Lluy 
ilrr  -I  Morrii  ip  Ji.bn  *)•  Mrndllb.  of  Hoeda 
k>d  a>e  >an.:  Mnrrii.  fa>>  brtr;  <:rtaib. 
HhU,  l>wea. of  rH-RDElwT ;  Hoben, of  CoiiTe; 
oka,  n.l).    TbiTcldeH. 


r  to  Spain,  ind  wrote  k  blcfaly  intern 

He  minird  Anue,  danihur  ud  co-beir  of  Sir 
■  Duct,  of  lilewonb.  In  MIddleKi.  bat  djini 
1  iHoe  in  ](M0,  ^iged  aliityHiner  wu  i.  by  ble 


wui.bydhvoBly 

OD  Of  Henry, 

hetenlh 

nnsflbo 

i.)bl.m 

..  s..  , 

RM.  of  Owe 

dir.  who 

•L   hv». 

d.oj[b»r. 

ndbeirof 

KytanKrui* 

in  llFDbitlubire,  but  died  wilbou 

Jannnryl 

17  IB,  Med 

,theB..o»«fc.bB:.m 

Hiipeil 

LLiim.  bul. 

■Dd  beir 

of  S 

Willi™.,  b. 

rt.  by  J.i> 

.hi.«rM 

wile 

diUEbH 

u.d  brir  of 

Cd-ud 

TbclwiU, 

e»q. 

Of  fUey 

Wud,  in  U 

nbigbihin 

,  by  Syd. 

d    heir  of 

WUliM. 

WrMpifc, 

tbe 

ambero 

Sir  Wb 

thin  W«. 

Frt»  three  eeflce  diaplnyed  in 


WYTHAM,  OK  0OLD.S[(OROl'GH. 


WYV 


WYV 


if  York,  and  had,  with  seTeral  other  ions,  who  died 

I.  CiaiSTOPHBR,  his  heir. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  Arthur  Beckwith,  e«q.  of  Aldho- 

rough,  Yorkshire. 
II.  Jane,  m.  to  Robert  Wyld,  esq.  of  Hunton,  in 

Yorkshire. 
III.  Isabel,  m.  to  the  Hon.  James  Darcy,  of  Sedbury 

Park,  Yorkshire. 
IT.  Grace,  m.  to  George  Witham,  esq.  of  Cliffc. 
▼.  OliTe.M.  to  Reorge  Meinill.esq.  of  Aldborough. 
VI.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  William  Dalton,  ki»t.  of 

Hawkeswtrll. 
VII.  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas,  younger  brother  of  Sir 

WilliHm  Daltou,  knt. 
▼III.  Dorotliy,  died  anm. 

Kir  If  araadnkc  died  in  lAIA,  and  was  .«.  by  hid  son, 

III.  SikChb'istophbr  WY\iLL,of  Constable  Burton. 
Wbo  was  elected  M.P.  for  Kirhmoud,  in  Yorkshire. 
•C  tbe  Restor4tion.  He  m.  ^r^uIa,  eldest  d.iughtvr 
•f  Conyers,   Lord    Darcy,  created    Earl  of   Holder- 

I,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Willi tM,  his  beir. 
II.  Krancis,  nrrivpr  general  of  the  land  tax  for 

Yorlufhire.  Durliaiu,  and  \otthuinlK>rIand.  m. 
Anne,  dauRhter  uf  Sir  William  ra>U-y,  hart. 
of  Broniiitoi),  in  Yorknliire.  and  died  2'ind 
October,  1717,  aged  seventy,  leaving  three 
daughters,  via. 

Vrsula,  m.  to  Leonard  Cliilderj,  ew].  of  Carr 
Houitc,  in  the  rouiity  uf  York.  (See 
BiaKi:'!t  i'ofitmoHtrs,  vol.  ii.  p.  TM.) 

Barbara,  died  uum. 

Prances. 

•II.  Christopher,  I). I).  d<an  of  Kii>on,  v^-ho  died  in 
1710.  ngod  fifty  nine,  leaving  two  sons,  Chris- 
topher and  \\  illiani. 

I.  Dorothy,  tti.  to  ('harles  Tankard,  esq.  son  and 
heir  uf  Sir  (-harles  Tankard,  knt.  of  Whixley. 

II.  Barbara,    m.    to    St.  John  Thinnpson,  est},   of 
Crawley.  Iledford^hire. 

Ir  Christopher  died  in  IfiOA,  and  was  t.  by  his  min, 

IV.  8ia  Wu.iMM    WtviLL,  o(  ('onstable    Burton, 
in  ifMA,  who  m.  Anne,  only  daughter  ui  Janies 

Krouke,  es4|.  of  KlhnRthorp,  in    YurkAhire,  and  had 
i» 

I.  SfABVAUcaR,  his  heir. 

II.  D'Arry,  who  ilied  at  Deiby,  '>th  January,  17  J  I, 
leaving  three  sons,  wi. 

I  William,  wht>  M>ttleil  at  Maryland,  in 
Xmrrira,  and  died  then;  about  the  year 
liMt,  leading  a  s>>n, 

M«RW«i<iKr,   uhose    deM-mdants     if 
n<'t  li.iirid  by  ali«-n:i^e,  b«-itig  Anie 
rieaii  sul'ji.-i't*,  H  .ruild  enjoy  the  ha- 
iitin  try . 

I.   L  !w-ird,  eenerni  «iiiiMr\isitr  of  K&ris**,  at 
r.liiihiir,;h,  uiio  w.  l^th  DiceUilMT.  1737, 
<'hrihtl.tii    (':ith«-riii«-.    iliucht-  r  ol   \\  i| 
li.iio  ('li(t-in,  *'%•[.  of  th>it  I'ity,  and  di*  d 
17th  Man  h.  17'M,  |«-:miu'  an  only  huh. 
riiNi%t<irMii(,  of  whom  ]in«riit|y,  ;i<% 
inhi  iitoruf  l'ri|i«t.thli;  Burton,  uiHin 
th**  t!eiui"c,  in  1771,  of  Sir  Marniti- 
diiki*.  the  «i-\i-iilh  tMi'oiict. 
3    Hale,  nf  tt.e  <  ity  ul'    Wrk,  mi.  and  hat 
iss-je. 

I.  I'risrilia,  m.  to  Mai^r  Ktmp. 

II.  L  isaLi,  d.  iinm. 


Sir  William  died  in  1(»4,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

V.  Sir  MARVAorKB  Wyvill.  of  Constable  Bur.* 
ton,  who  was  M.I*,  for  Richmond,  7  W^illiam  III. 
and  I  Queen  Akne,  and  became  subsequently  a  com- 
missioner of  Excise.  He  m.  Henrietta.Maria,maid  of 
honour  to  Quicns  Cathbrinb  and  Mabt,  daughter  of 
Sir  Thomas  Yarburgh.  knt.  of  Balne  Hall  and  Snaith, 
by  Henrietta-Maria,  his  wife,  daughter  and  co-heir  of 
Colonel  Thomas  Blague,  of  Ilolliuger,  in  Suffolk,  go- 
vernor of  Wallingford,  (see  Burke's  Commoners,  vol. 
iii.  p.  G03,)  and  had  issue, 

Marmaduke,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  accomptant  general  of  the  Excise,  d, 
unm.  in  1731. 

Christopher,  a  coromisiiioncr  of  Excise  for  North 
Britain,  and  comptroller  of  the  Excise  cash  in 
England.  He  m.  first  in  1723,  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Captain  Stephen  Martin  Leake,  of  Bed- 
dington,  in  Surrey,  and  by  her,  who  died  19th 
May,  1731,  had  a  daughter, 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  her  cousin,  the  Rev.  Chris- 
topher Wyvill,  but  d.  ».  p.  «3rd  July,  1783. 

Christopher  Wyvill  m.  secondly  in  173;),  Hen- 
rietta, second  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Francis 
Anty,  es<i.  uf  Black  Notley,  in  Essex,  and  by 
*       her,  who  died  in  174*2,  had  issue, 

MARViDUKK-AsTY,  who  Succeeded  as  sixth  ba- 
ronet. 

He  OT.  thirdly,  Aune  Thayer,  and  died  S6th 
April,  17d2. 

Anne,  m.  to  John  Wyvill,  esq.  of  Walton-upon- 

Thames,  Surrey,  and  d.  s.  p. 
Margaret,  m.  to  John  Pnrcell,  esq.  and  died  in 

I7M,  s.  p. 
I'rsula.  M.  to   Mr.  Jones,  of   Pumival's  Court, 

London. 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Cee. 

Sir  Marmaduke  died  in  October,  i7'i3,  and  was  i.  by 
bis  son, 

▼I.  Sir  Marxadi  xb  Wtvii.l,  of  Constable  Bur. 
ton.  h.  in  ItH^i,  who  m.  Carey,  daughter  of  Edward 
Coke,  esq.  of  Ifolkham,  in  Norfolk,  but  dying  s,p.  in 
1753-4,  was  s.  by  his  nephew, 

VII.  Sir  MtRaAurxB-AsTT  Wyvii.l,  of  Constable 
Burton,  who  died  uum.  at  Bath.  '23rd  February.  1/74, 
and  wa<i  s.  in  his  estates  by  his  brother-in-law  and 
cousin. 

Thk  Hbv.  CHBi.tToriiBR  Wyvii.i.,  who  m.  two 
wiv(!i,by  tbe  tir*t,  Kli^abeth.  sister  of  Sir  Mar- 
maduke Wyvill,  hart,  he  hud  no  issue  to  sur- 
\iyc,  but  by  the  scc«ind.  he  had, 

Mabmaui  ac,  hi^  heir,  now  of  Constable  Bur- 
ton. ^See  Ih  k.\e'!i  t'ommomrs.) 

Christopher,  po^t  rapraiii  U.  N. 

KdwanI,  in  hidy  ord«Ts.  rector  of  Fincal  and 
Spennythoriie,  ul.o  m.  Fraiires- I'uUeine, 
n  lict  of  Fiiderit-k  DtMlsworth,  |).l). 

Sarah,  M.  to  th^'  Mori,  .ind  Kev.  I'hi-inas  Mon 

«oii,  reitor  ol   iledali'. 
Klix.iheth  Anne,  m.   to   th  -    Kev.  John  J.  T. 

.Mon«oii. 
('.ilhrrine. 

.Sime  the  dii'eiuic  of  Sir  Mjrniadiiki-.  tbe  baruui-tcy 
has  remained  dormant :  if  alienagr  bar  the  inherilan<  e 
oi  the  brain  h  settled  in  Amerira,  the  title  now  vesia 
in  MARVAUi  as  WyviLt,cM|.  of  Nonstable  Burton. 

.4r«ij-  (fU    three  rhcvroncis  interlaced  vatre,  and 


I 


i  I  hicl  ot. 


M»l 


YEA 


YEA 


.  Yesraau's  home;  whereupon  ft  more  diligent 
ke]>t  upon  them,  And  at  last  a  guard  ordered 
h  the  house,  who  were  firat  denied  entrance, 
rwarda  let  in,  where  they  found  a  considerable 
of  men  and  arms ;  there  was  some  small  offer 
tanoe,  but  the  most  were   endearouring  an 
over  the  top  of  the  house,  and  dirers  were 
loth  there  and  at  Mr.  Bouchf-r's.    Prince  Ru- 
th hid  forces,  came  that  night  to  the  Down, 
ig.  till  ftre  of  the  clock,  next  morning,  the 
nd  opening  of  the  gates,  but  sereral  pieces  of 
«  being  in  the  morning  discharged  that  way, 
ng  the  design  frustrated,  his  highness  drew 
hereupon  sereral  were  apprehended,  and  Al- 
Yeamans  and  Mr.  Boucher  were  condemned 
ninctl  of  war,  for  corresponding  with  Prince 
and  designing  to  deliyer  the  city  of  Bristol 
hands.    Great  eudearours  were  used  by  the 
ul  the  generals  of  the  royalists  to  sare  the 
these  gentlemen,  as  appears  by  the  following 
n  Mr.  Rusliworth's  collections: 

-  frwm  Patrick,  Earl  of  Forth,  Lord  Etterick, 
vrdlieutenant  of  all  Lis  Majesty's  forces,  sent 
irum,  and  directed  to  the  commander-in-chief 
lie  council  of  war,  in  the  city  of  Bristol. 

tre  been  informed,  that  lately,  at  a  council  of 
iQ  have  condemned  to  death  Robert  Yeamans, 
riffof  thecity  of  Bristol,  who  bath  bis  majesty's 
•ion  for  raising  a  ref;inient  for  his  serrice, 
1  Yeamans,  his  brother.  (!eort;e  Boucher,  and 
I  Darres,  all  for  expresniug  their  loyalty  to  his 
.  and  endeavouring  hirt  serrice,  according  to 
legiance,  and  that  you  intend  to  proceed  spee 
linst  dirers  others  in  the  like  manner;  I  do 
■e  signify  unto  you,  that  1  intend  speedily  to 
.  Stephens,  Mr.  <k>orgr.  Captain  Huntly.anM 
taken  in  rebellion  ii,:ainst  his  nisjenty,  at  Ci- 
rr,  into  the  same  condition ;  and  do  further 
le  you,  that  if  you  offer  by  that  unjust  judg- 
9  execute  sny  of  them  you  have  so  C4mdemned, 
me  now  in  custody  here,  especially  Mr.  George, 
phens.  and  Captain  Huntly,  must  i-xpect  no 
or  mercy,  (viven  under  my  hand  at  Oxford, 
b  of  May,  1013." 

harles  Rex. 

LSty  and  well  belored,  we  greet  you  well  : 
I  we  are  informed,  that  by  the  power  and 
ty  of  certain  factious  and  rebellious  persons  of 
r  dty  of  Bristol,  dirers  of  our  good  subjects, 
•ely,  Robert  Yeamans,  George  Boucher,  Wil- 
•nmans,  Edward  Dacres,  and  others  of  that  our 
«  imprisoned  for  preienring  their  duty  and 
fo  as,  and  for  refusing  to  join  in.  or  assist  this 
•od  odious  rebellion  against  us ;  and  that  the 
dked  and  traitorou*  persons  hare  presumed  to 
IB  the  said  Innocent  men  to  die,  and  upon  such 
emtenre,  notoriously  against  the  laws  of  Ciod 
n,  they  intend  to  execute  and  munier  our  said 
I ;  we  hare  thouRht  ftt  to  signify  to  you,  the 

alderman,  sheriffs,  and  the  re«t  of  the  body  of 
ineil  of  that  our  city,  that  if  yon  suffer  this 
and  execrable  murdrr  to  he  cr»mmitteil  upon 
sons  aforesaid,  and  thereby  rail  down  the  juKt 
nt  of  God,  and  brini;  p«-rpetu«l  infaui>  upuii 
r  rity,  we  shall  lot'k  U|Min  it  n»  the  most  bar- 
and  Inhuman  act  tliat  hath  been  \vt  rommittrd 

»■.  and  upon   vou  u^  the  m<H.t  desperate  Im> 

of  ns,  ami  of  the  liven  and  li)»erlie«  of  >uiir 
labr'cts.  And  «a  therefore  will  and  command 
It  to  snlfer  any  violence  to  be  done  upon  the 
(  aforesaid,  tut  that  if  any  such  be  attempted 

them,  you  r»ise  all  the  power  and  strength  of 
ir  dty.  for  their  rescue;  and  to  that  purpose, 

40 


we  command  all  our  good  subjticts  of  that  our  dty  to 
aid  and  assist  you  upon  tlicir  allegiance,  and  as  they 
hope  for  any  grace  and  favour  at  our  hands,  and  that 
you  and  they  kill  and  slay  all  such,  who  shall  attempt 
or  endeavour  to  take  away  the  lives  of  our  said  sub- 
jects :  and  for  so  doing,  this  shall  be  your  warrant, 
and  hereof  you  may  not  fail   at  your  utmost  peril. 
Given  at  our  court  at  Oxford,  the  20th  day  of  May, 
104.1. 
**  To  our  trusty  and  well  beloved,  the  mayor,  alder- 
men, and  sheriffs,  and  the  rest  of  the  common 
couodi  of  our  city  of  Bristol." 
I 
But  these  letters  could  not  hinder  the  execution ;  for 
on  Tuesday,  the   30th  May.  1043,  Mr.  Yeamana  and 
Mr.  Boucher  were  brought  from  the  castle  to  the  main 
court  of  guard,  and  there  executed,  by  order  of  Na- 
thaniel Piennes,son  to  the  Lord  Say,  and  then  governor 
of  Bristol  for  the  parliament. 
Alderman  Yeamans  had  two  sons, 

Juu.s,  his  li<  ir. 

RunsaT,   created   a   Bakunrt   in   lOfld  (see  that 
title). 

The  elder, 

I.  John  Y&amans,  esq.  of  Bristol,  who.  in  conside- 
ration of  the  loyalty  and  death  of  his  father,  was 
created  a  Bahonbt  in  1001  5,  and  settled  in  Barbadoes. 
He  m.  flrst,  a  daughter  of  Mr.  Limp,  by  whom  he  bad 
a  son,  WiLi.uu,  his  heir;  and  secondly,  Margaret, 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  John  Korster,  by  whom  he  had 
another  sun, 

Robert,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Elisha  Mel- 
lowii,  esq.  and  bad  three  sons, 

Hobt  rt,    who   m.    Sarah,   daughter   of  John 

Trent,  esq.  of  Barbadoes,  and  had  an  only 

son,   Robert,  who  d.  7th   November,   1740, 

aged   ten   yearn.    His  widow  m.  secondly, 

the  Ucv.  William  Dowding. 
John,  who  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Alexander 

Walker,  one  of  the  judges  in   Barbadoes, 

and  had  a  son.  Walker. 
Philip,  who   m,    Mary,  daughter  of  Joseph 

Gibbs,  esq.  of  Barbadoes. 

Sir  John  (who  obtained  a  grant  of  forty  eight  thousand 
acres  of  land  in  South  Carolina,  and  settled  there  for 
a  time)  was  a.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

II.  Sir  William  Yiamans.  who  m.  Willoughby. 
daughter  of  Sir  James  Browne,  knt.  and  left  a  son 
and  successor, 

Hi.  SiK  John  Yxamans,  who  m.  Margaret,  daughter 
of  Philip  (iibbes,  esq.  of  Barbadoes,  and  was  t.  by  his 
son, 

IV.  Sia  John  Ykavans,  whoM.  in  Barbadoes,  Anne, 
daughter  of  .Mr.  Scantlebury,  and  bad  an  only  son, 

V.  Sia  JuH.N  Ykasans,  living  in  Barbadoes  in  1771, 
with  whose  son, 

VI.  The  Rsv.  Sik  Rosbst  Ykamans,  who  died  s.  p. 
isth  February,  I7»»H,  the  Baruncicy  became  bxtimct. 


I 


Arms-  Sa.  a  chev.  between  three  chronells  of  spears 


arj;. 


YEAMANS.  OF  KI.DLANU. 

CakArri)  31rt  Dec.  1000.-  Extinct  in  1086-7. 

Imragr. 

I  RussKT  YA%««Ns,esq.  of  Re-'laud,  in  Gloueester- 
shire,  second  son  of  Alderman  Yeamans,  who  was 
executed  at  BrietiJ,  tnd  like  that  lUfated  gvatlcmao, 

Ml 


YEL 

an   nnfllnchiag  •upporter  of  the  royal  caow.  was  I 
created  a  Babonit  ia  l«M.    He  «.  •  daughter  of  Sir 
Edward  Stafford,  knt.  of  Bradfleld,  Berks,  bnt  died 
without  iMoe,  10M  7»  when  the  title  became  bztinct. 

Armt—XB  Ykamani  of  BairroL. 


YELVERTON,  OF  EASTON  MAUDUIT. 


CaB%TF.I> 

30th  Juno,  1G41. 


Extinct 
•nn^  April,  16P3. 


Of  thi»  family,  one  of  ipreat  antiquity  in  the  county 
of  Norfolk,  waa 

Andrbw  Yilyibton,  living  in  the  reign  of  Ed- 
ward II.  who  was  father  of 

Rombt  Yiltbrton,  seated  temp.  Edward  III.  at 
Rackheath,  in  the  ricinity  of  Norwich.  He  married 
Cycely,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomaa  Bardolfe,  and  left  a 
■on  and  heir, 

John  Yilvbrton,  of  Rackheath,  who  had  by  hia 
Ant  wife,  a  son  and  nucceavor, 

Robert,  who  died  about  the  year  14W,  leaving  a 
Bon, 
Thomas,  of  Rackheath,  who  died  s,p, 

John  YeWerton  m.  secondly,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of 
John  Read,  of  Rongham,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk, 
and  had  a  son, 

Sir  William  Yblvbrton,  a  lawyer  of  great  emi- 
nence,  who  wns  constitated  one  of  the  judges  of  the 
court  of  King's  Hench  in  32  Henry  VI.  This  learned 
person  appears  to  have  stood  equally  well  with  the 
monarchs  of  both  the  Roses,  as  we  find  him  not  only 
continued  in  his  judicial  office  by  King  Edwabd  IV. 
bnt  made  a  knight  of  the  Bath,  in  order  to  grace  that 
prince's  coronation ;  and  upon  the  temporary  restora- 
tion of  King  Hbnrt,  appointed  by  patent,  dated  9th 
October,  1470,  one  of  the  judges  of  the  court  of  Com- 
mon Pleas.  He  m.  Agues,  daughter  of  Sir  Oliver  le 
Gross,  of  Croetwick,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk,  knt. 
and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

John  Yklvbrton,  esq.  of  Rackheath,  who  m.  Mar- 
gery, daughter  of  William  Iforley,  esq.  and  had  iMue, 
William  (Sir),  his  successor. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Fanney,  esq.  of  Hcliningliam. 

He  was  s.  by  his  son. 

Sir  William  Yelverton,  knt.  who  was  retained 
by  indf>nture.  anno  1474,  to  (lerve  the  king  (Edward 
IV.)  in  person  in  his  wars  in  France,  with  two  men 
at  arms,  and  four  archers.  He  m.  first,  Annr>,  daugh- 
ter of  John  Paston,  esq.  of  Fasten  Hall,  in  the  county 
of  Norfolk,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

William,  who  died  in  his  father's  lifetirao,  s.  p. 

Anne,  m.  to  Tlioma^  Jermy,  esq.  son  of  Sir  John 

Jerroy,  knt. 
Margaret,  m.  to  John  Paljjrave,  esq.  of  Norwood 

Barmiugham,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk. 
Eleanor,  m.  to  John  ('onycrs,  esq.  son  and  heir 

of  Sir  Robert  Conyers. 

Sir  William  espoused,  secondly,  Eleanor,  daughter  of 
Sir  Thomas  Brewse.  knt.  and  had  a  son.  his  successor^ 


YEL 

WiLLUH  Yilvbrton,  esq.  of  Rm^mm  bb 
heath.  This  geBtlenuui  as.  CathcrlM.  daai 
John  Raves,  esq.  of  the  county  of  Ebbck.  and 
sons,  viz.  WiLUAM,  Ua  wiccmBor,  J^ka,  V 
Edward,  and  Adam,  and  n  dani^MB.  lam 
Matthew  Canne,  esq.  of  WeaaenhBm,  In  N«rt 
was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  wnu, 

William  Yrltbrton,  caq.  of  BiwugHw, 
Margaret,  daughter  of  Mr.  Ganond,  of  Lw 
had  two  sons,  William  and  John,  and  Am 
ters.  viz. 

Mary,  m.  first,  to  William  Baker,  ea|.; 
*    oondly,  to  Henry  Wayte,  esq. 
Susan,  m.  first,  to  Edward  Eston,  Ci|. 
ham,  in   Xorfirfk;    and  seooodly.  is 
Harvey,  esq. 
Eleanor,  m.  to  Richard  Draper,  «aq.  of 
in  the  same  county. 

WUUam  Yelverton  rf.  in  the  year  IMI,  and 
his  elder  son, 

WiLUAM  YBLveaTUM,  esq.  of  Ronclnm. 
tltiman   m.  first,  Anne,  danghter  and  hail 
Henry  Fermor,  knt.  of  Eaat  Banham,  ia  Ni 
whom  he  acquired  a  great  increase  to  his  !■ 
sessions,  and  had  issue, 

Henry,  who  inherited  Roogham,  and  i 
estates  of  his  father,  as  son  and  hcfa 
Bridget,  daughter  of  Sir  WilliaB  I 
Hawsted,  in  Snffblk,  knt.  and  had  im 

William,  his  sucoessor,  ctvattd  a 
in  16S0.    He  as.  Dionease,  daafjhbe 
ard  Stubbs,  esq.  of  S«dffete4«  la 
and  left 
Willi  AM  (Sir),  second  baroBelBfl 
who  m.  Ursula,  daufhttr  of  li 
Richardson,  knt.  apea¥rr  sf  f 
of  Commons,  and  aftarwariB  1 
juiitioe  of  the  Kiuf'B  Baach, ' 
he  had,  Williah,  and  twa  i 
Elizabeth  and  Inula.    He M.  1 
1648,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 
William     fSir).     third    ba 
Rougham.  who  died  onn 
when  that  BiROXETCT  zu 
Henry  (Sir),  m,  Alice,  daughte 
heir  of  the  Right  Rer.  WiliiaB 
Bishop  of  Lincoln. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Tytrd 
Gippinge,  in  the  county  of  Sail 
WiUiani. 

Christopher,  of  whom  presently. 
Humphrey. 
I«auncelot. 

Winifred,  m.  to  Owen  Duckett.  esq.  of  V 
in  Norfolk. 

Anne,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Heade,  esq. 

byche;  and  secondly,  to  John  Hawkia 

Essex. 
Martha,  m.  first,  to  Thomas  Fynchsa 

Fyncham,  in  the   county  of  Norfolk: 

condly,  to   John   High  am,  esq.   of  Gi 

Su9<if»X. 

Mr.  Yelvfrton  m.  secondly,  Jan^,  daughter  ol 
Cockft,  esq.  of  Ampton,  in  SuiToIk,  by  whoai 

Edward. 
Charles. 

William,  m.  to  Grace,  daughter  of  Mr.  • 
of  Buckingham. 

Jane.  m.  first,  to  Edmund  Lummer,  esq. 

nington,   in    Norfolk;  and  secondly. 

Dodge,  e^.  of  Wrutham.  in  Kent. 
Chrysold.  m.  first,  to  Thomas  le  Strsage. 


I- 


YEL 

heir  ol  Sir  Nicholas  le  Sf range;  and  Mcondiv, 
Co  Sir  Philip  Woodhoiue. 

third  mu  of  WUliam  Yelrerton,  by  hi*  lin.t  \iift, 

romOTt 

CntivropiiBK  Ybltirton,  being  bred  to  the  bar, 

"  colled  to  the  degree. of  serjeant-at-law,  was  ron* 

~  queen's  seijeant,  31  F.liz4bbtu.  In  some  years 

he  was  choeen  speaker  of  the   House  of 

,  and  in  the  44th  of  the  same  reign  he  was 

'  one  of  the  judges  of  the  court  of  King's 

On  the  accesKion  of  Aitig  ikHmn  his  patent, 

m  Jndge.  was  renewed,  and  he  was  tlien  made  a 

Sir  Christopher  m.  .Mary,  daughter  of  Tho* 

Coteaby,  esq.  of  M'histou,in  the  county  of  Nortb- 

,  and  had  issue, 
HcftBt,  hi*  sooces^ur. 
Christopher  (Sir^ 

laabel,  married  to  Sir  Kdward  Cope,  of  Cannon  > 
Aphy.  in  the  county  of  Northampton. 

Amir,  M.  first,  to  Thomas  Sherliinil,  enq.  of  the 
J^  cooBty  of  Snffolli;  and  secondly,  to  Sir  i-Mward 
'     J^    CocLet,  knt.  of  Ampton.  in  the  same  shire. 

Mory,  Hi.  to  Sir  W  illiam  Gardiner,  of  l^gbam,  in 
Surrey. 

Jadith,  M.  to  Edmnnd  Ahdy,  «^.  of  lancoln's  Inn. 
lU  lordship  d.  in  ItfOT,  at  Raston-Maudnit,  a  seat 
vUch  he  hod  purchased  in  Northamptonshire,  and 
vao  M.  by  his  elder  son, 

Hkmkt  Vblvmtow.  esq.  of  (laston  Maiidiiit.    This 
pallcnan  baring,  like  his  father,  adopted  the  profri*- 
AOB  of  the  law,  was  appointed  solicitor  freneral    in 
WIS,  and  knighted  sbfMit  the  r-.-imc  pf>riod.    In  IAI7  Sir 
loMry  Yelrerton    m-*3  raa<U>    Httornoy-Kvneral ;    pre- 
riomaly,  bowercr,  he  is  said  to  hiive  dii»i>l<as4>«l  the 
Uaf  hy  rcfiuiog  to  appear  against  the  Karl  vi  Snmer- 
Mt  at  hb  trial  fur  tJie  murder  of  Sir  Thoiuas  Orer- 
tery,  OBd  in  the  f>rtober  of  the  yrar   in  which  he 
*ae   advanced   to  the   attorney  generalship  we    fin<l 
Ifai  writing  a  letter  to  hii  myal  master,  complainini; 
tf  «■  hie  nahappiiiess  to  fall  undrr  his  majesty's  dis- 
latMEW,  who  had  made  h.m  almost  the  wonder  of 
io  fiavour :   that  h«>  ronrei^ed  it  to  sri»e  from  some 
ecidcnt,  befrl  in  the  Lite  busiuvss  of  the  marriage  of 
fr  John  Villiers:  an  also  fnuii  a  report,  as  if  he  had 
Iferrrd  soroe  Aperhes  to  ihi-  diihonour  of  th^  Karl  of 
Ivrkingham."    Hr  pleaded  his  rause  »o  nucressfully, 
•werrr,  tiiat   h«*  very  soon    rero\*Trd    .my  ground 
kirh  he  miKht  hare  lust  in  Ja«m'»  opinion,  but  he 
■o   m^  so  frvrtunate  m  ith  the  Duke  of  Rurkingbam. 
lio  *ee«— .  f  >r  a   lone  time  afterm'ardit.  to  hare  rf 
irdcd    him  with  an  r\i\  eye.     In    IfriO.  principHlU 
dromih  thr  riiai-hiriati<.n«  (if  th.4t  t.troured  nobl<>man. 
*  was  invi>l«rd,  with  tht-  Iurd  mayor  of  Lundon,  and 
ihcrs.  in  a  Star  <  h.intli<r  prosecution.  rcRdrdiuK  thr 
■Og  of  rert4iii  daus*  •  in  a  charter  to  the  city  of 
n.  n<iC  auth'inxrd  by  the   kiiig'ii  warrant ;  for 
lao  offence.  altlKiUfch  h**  made  t:\rry  submii^fiion,  sri<l 
lat  tbr  rhartrr  wa»  git  en   up,  hi    wmpi  adjude*'d  to 
Vf  O  hue  of  i'lOOO.  to  be  ili-pri«fd  of  the  office  of 
■orary  general,  and  tn  he  rommittcil  to  the  Tow#-r. 
;•    was  Auhsi-qiu- fitly   prosn-utrd    hefiirc  parliament 
po«  another  ar««iunt,  and  the  hou^*  of  Fiords,  Irtth 
lay,  I«.ll.  pror<*rdrd  to  Mcntriice,  and  drrl  irr,  ••  that 
Sir  firnry  YrUrrton,  for  hiM  •jii'*-.  Iim,  uttrred 

in   riiurt,  which   do  tonrh   th«>   kinK'H  maj«^t>'R 

r.  sIiaII  Im>   lined  to  thr  kine   in  trn  thousand 

s.  be  impriMwii-d  ilnrinK  ph  apun*.  and  make  sub- 
ioaion  Ui  the  king  ;  and  lor  those  which  touched  the 
larq««ss  of  Rurkincham,  he  should  W  fined  fire 
loosand  marks,  Ac."  I'pon  which  Bui  Linrham  stood 
p,  and  did  frrrl>  rrmil  his  portion  nf  the  fine;  and 
m  prince  and  the  houM-  agrrrd  to  n  o«e  his  majesty 
t  BJHgmte  the  other  part  of  the  judgnicnt.  What 
roportioB  of  the  fino  waa  ultimately  forgiveo  is  no- 


YEL 

where  mentioned,  but  his  misfortunes  very  soon  after- 
wards terminated.  The  Duke  of  Buckingham  Tiaitod 
him  imcogmito  in  the  Tower,  and  Sir  Henry  makinf  a 
sutficient  apology  to  his  grace,  he  was  presently  set 
at  liberty,  and  became  again  a  practising  borriater, 
until  April,  lOU,  when  a  gentleman  from  the  duke 
brought  him  a  warrant  from  the  king,  appointing  him 
one  of  the  judges  of  the  court  of  Common  Pleas.  In 
this  sitnatiou  he  remained  until  his  decease,  t4th  Ja- 
nuary, 1019-3O,  when  his  remains  were  interred  in 
the  parish  church  of  Easton-Mauduit.  His  lordship 
m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Robert  Beale,  esq.  clerk  of 
the  council  to  f^nerH  Eluabbth,  and  was  i.  by  his 
eldest  son. 

I.  8iB  CnaisTorHBR  Ybi.tbbtom,  knt.  of  Easton- 
Mauduit.  who  was  created  a  Babombt  30th  June,  IMI. 
He  m.  in  1630,  Anne,  youngeat  daughter  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam Twisdcn,  hart,  of  Roydon  Hall,  Kent,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Hbkbt,  his  successor. 

Anne,  m.  first,  to  Robert,   Earl  of  Manchester; 
aud  secondly,  to  Charles,  Earl  of  Halifax. 

Sir  Christopher  d,  4th  December,  1651,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

II.  Sir  Hksrt  Ybltbrton,  member  for  Northamp- 
tonshire, in  the  parliament  that  voted  the  restoratioa 
of  fClMff  Chari.bs  II.  He  m.  Suaan,  Barombss  Gbbt 
M(  RiTHYN,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Charles  Longne- 
rille.  Lord  Grey  de  Rnthyn.  and  great-grandanghter 
of  Charles  Grey,  Earl  of  Kent,  by  whom  be  had 
issue, 

CuABLBs,  his  snocesaor. 
Henry,  heir  to  his  brother. 
Christopher. 

Prances,  m,  to  Francis,  Viscount  Hatton. 
Sir  Henry  J.  '28th  January,  1070,  and  was  s.  by  his 
eldent  son, 

III.  Sia  CiiABLBs  Yblvbbton,  who,  upon  tlie  decease 
of  hi*  mother,  Wth  January,  1070,  became  Baron 
(iBKt  HA  III  iHTN.  Hia  lordship  4.  unm.  of  the  sbbrII- 
pox,  irth  May,  1070,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

IV.  Sir  He^by  Yblvbrtun,  Lord  Grey  de  Ruthya. 
This  nobleman  claimed  by  inheritance  from  the  Has- 
tings, Earls  of  Pembroke,  the  right  of  carrying  the 
golden  spurs  at  the  coronation  of  /Cing  Jahbs  II.  and 
his  claim  being  admitted,  he  bore  them  accordingly. 
His  lordship  m.  Barbara,  daughter  of  John  Talbot, 
eitq.  of  Laycock,  in  the  county  of  Wilts,  and  had,  with 
other  issue, 

Tii.BOT,  his  successor. 

Henr\.  m.  a  daughter  of  Major  Carle,  and  had  an 
only  daughter,  Barbara,  who  d.  young. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Reynolds  Calthorpe.  esq.  of  Hives* 
ham,  in  the  county  «>f  Northampton. 

Hill  lordship  was  advanced  to  the  dignity  of  ViMiUftr 
l^iNursTiiiA,  list  Apnl,  lOtW.  He  d.  in  1704,  and 
yuAm  n.  h>  lii:*  elder  son, 

f.  SiaTAi.s<ii  YfcLVkaTOK,  second  \  iscoont  (.oiignr- 
Tille,  who  MkA»  created,  Mth  S«plembrr,  i;i7,  Eabi. 
or  Si%«AA,  with  irmainuer,  in  default  of  his  owu 
male  issue,  to  his  brother,  the  Hon.  Henry  Yrlverton, 
and  the  heirs  male  of  his  b(Ml>.  His  lordship  wa»  ap- 
pointed deputy  earl-marsh.il  of  England  in  U'Vi,  ^nd 
lie  fiffiriated  us  nuch  at  the  coronation  of  A  iaf 
(*»<>a<.A  II.  He  was  made  a  k night  nf  the  Hath  upon 
the  revival  of  that  or.ler,  and  sutMi*quenily  sworn  of 
the  priry  eounril.  The  earl  m.  Lucy,  daut-'hter  of 
Henry  Pelham,  esi|.  of  l.ewes,  in  Su^et.  rlirk  of  the 
pells,  and  uncle  of  Thoiiuu,  Duke  of  Nt.wiM»tl«,  bT 
mhom  he  had  two  sons, 

fvBORCB  Atoi  sll  s,  I  sHecr»«ively  iiilieiitoM  of  the 
IIbmbt.  j      honotirp. 


YON 


YOU 


IK,  hk  heir. 

t. 

m,  wbo  m,  Jane,  dmngliter  of  Sir  Joliii 

B,  1^0  died  young. 

M.  to  Sir  Joho  Drmlie,  bart.  of  Trill  and 

e. 

«th,  m.  to  Thomas  Hodge*,  eiM|.  of  SUipton 

gne,  Glonceitenhire. 

'•  Ahont  IMS,  and  waa  s,  by  his  aon, 
WTaltbb  Yoxob,  of  Culleton,  who  m.  iMbe], 
>f  Sir  John  Davie,  barU  of  Greedy,  in  Deron- 
IhadiMue, 

died  mm.  r.  p. 
«*,  auooeeMr  to  his  fadier. 
is,  died  anm. 
ee,  d,  anm. 

lla,  M.  to  Richard  Dnke,  raq.  of  Otterton. 

roB. 

d,  nnm. 

,  m.  to  John  Walrond,  esq. 

befh,  n.  to  Bartholomew  Beale,  esq.  of  Heath 

jse,  Salop. 

I,  M.  to  Robert  Yate,  esq.  of  Bristol. 

n*  died  SIst  NoTcmber,  1070,  and  was  s.  by 

.  Waltir  YoivoB,  of  Calleton,  M.  P.  for  Ho- 
d  one  of  the  commissionen  of  the  Cnstoms, 
irvt,  Gi-rtrude,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Mor- 
t-  of  Wenrington,  in  Dotou  ;  and  secondly, 
anghter  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Robert  Williams, 
^enrhyn ;  by  the  latter  of  whom  he  left  one 
three  daoi^tera,  namely, 

UAV,  his  heir. 

B,  M.  to  Arthur  Arscot,  esq.  of  Telcot,  Doron, 

P. 

,  who  d.  Mth  \f ay,  1783. 

'Tea,  M.  to  Eilward  Saintliill,  e^q.  of  Brad- 

ich. 

ter  died   16th  July,  1731.  and  was  s.  by  his 

:t  Right  Hun.  Sir  Wim.uii  Yuagr,  M.I*, 
iton,  constitated.  in  I7*il,  one  of  the  lords 
ioaem  of  the  Treasury;  in  17W,  one  of  the 
ioner*  of  the  Admiralty;   and   subsequently 


secretary  at  war.  In  1740,  he  became  one  of  the  joint 
Tice-treaaurtrs  of  Ireland,  and  in  the  same  year  acted 
as  one  of  the  committee  of  the  Commons  for  managing 
the  impeachment  against  Simon,  Lord  Lorat.  Sir 
William  m.  ftrst,  Mary,  daui^tor  of  Samuel  Headicoto, 
esq.  of  Hackney,  Middlesex,  firom  whom  he  was  di- 
▼orred  in  1714;  and  secondly,  14th  September,  ITfO, 
Anna,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  Lord  Howard, 
of  Effingham,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

GiOROB,  his  heir. 
Howard,  who  d.  young. 

Anne. 

Louisa,  M.  to  Dr.  Charles  Howard,  dean  of  Exeter. 
Charlotte,  m.  to  James  Stuart  Fulk,  esq. 
Amelia,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Lloyd,  bait   of  Peng* 

wem. 
Juliana,  m.  to  William  Sandford,  esq.  of  Walford, 

Somersetshire. 
Sophia. 

Sir  William  died  10th  August,  1756,  and  was  i.  by  his 
elder  son, 

▼.  Tux  Right  Hon.  Sir  Gxorgb  Yokgx,  of  CuUr- 
ton,  M.P.  for  Honiton  from  17M  till  1704,  wbo  Allad 
snccessiTrly  the  appointments  of  lord  commissioner 
of  the  Admiralty,  of  secretary  at  war,  master  of  tiie 
Mint,  and  gOTemor-general  of  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope.  He  m.  in  1705,  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  heir 
of  Bouchicr  Cliere,  esq.  of  Foots  Cray,  in  Kent,  but 
died  J.  p.  in  1810,  when  the  Baromitcy  became  ax- 

TIWCT. 

ilrnu— Erm.  on  a  bend  between  two  coitises  sa. 
three  griffins'  heads  erased  or. 


YOUNG. 

(■RBiTED  10th  March.  lOW.— Extinct 


I 


I.  Rkhari)  Yui'NO,  rsq.  gtrntlrman  of  the  privy 
chamber,  wm  created  a  Baronbt  in  lOtH.  He  m. 
Martha,  sinter  of  .Sir  Willt»nt  Forth,  knt.  but  dying 
without  iMUf,  the  title  tHVume  rxriNtrr. 


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Waltib,  his  heir. 


YON 


WflUm.  wbo  m,  Jmm,  daughter  of  Sir  John 

Dnht,  hart,  of  Adie. 
GMTft,  who  died  young. 

Jw«i  m.  to  Sir  John  Drake,  hurt,  of  Trill  and 


Kliaaheth,  m.  to  Thomaa  Ilodgeii,  cm|.  iif  SUipton 
If  oigne,  Gloucettenhire. 

Ir  JolUi  d.  ahoot  lOOS,  and  was  s.  by  hia  aon. 
It.  8tm  WALTia  VoikOB,  of  Culletun,  who  m.  iMbrl, 
'of  Sir  John  Davie,  hart,  of  Greedy,  in  Deron- 
U  Mid  had  iaeue, 

tdkn,  died  unm.  r.  p. 
WaLTsa,  nuccewnr  to  his  father. 
Franda,  died  unm. 
Cknrlea.  d,  nnm. 

lanhelia,  m.  to  Richard  Duke,  eaq.  of  Otterton. 

Deron. 
Jnoe,  d.  nnra. 

Mary,  ai.  to  John  Walrond,  eaq. 
BUsaheth,  m.  to  Bartholomrw  lieale,  eaq.  of  llcatli 

Houae,  Salop. 
Sarah,  m.  to  Robert  Yate,  esq.  of  Kriatol. 

Mr  Walter  died  Slat  Novtonber,  1(170.  and  waa  s.  by 


III.  8ia  Wamkr  Vuncb,  of  Culleton,  M.  P.  for  Ho- 
I,  and  one  of  the  commiMionrin  of  the  Cuatoma, 
Bi.  ftrat,  (■•  rtrude,  daughter  of  Sir  \V  illiam  Mer- 
it hart  of  WpnrinRton,  in  Devon :  and  aecondly, 
Gwan,  dett|tht«r  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Robert  Williama, 
hart,  of  Penrhyn ;  by  the  latter  of  t^hont  ho  left  one 
MB  and  three  daughtera,  namely. 

William,  hu  heir. 

C««n,  M.  to  Arthur  Aracot,  eaq.  of  Telrot,  DcTon, 

M.P. 
Jane,  who  d.  Viith  Mu>,  178J. 
Franrea,   m.  to  Kihvard  .Saintliill,  e^.  of   Brad- 

nincii. 

Mr  W.«lier  dird  IHth  July,  1731.  and  waa  j.  by  hia 


YOU 

aecretary  at  war.  In  1740,  he  became  one  of  the  joint 
Tice-treamirtrs  of  Ireland,  and  in  the  aame  year  acted 
an  one  of  the  committee  of  the  Commons  for  maaaging 
the  impeachment  against  Simon,  Lord  Lovat.  Sir 
William  m«  first,  If  ary,  daughter  of  Samuel  Headicote, 
esq.  of  Hackney,  Middlesex,  from  whom  he  was  dl- 
▼orced  in  17S4;  and  secondly,  14th  September,  ITfO, 
Anna,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  Lord  Howard, 
of  RfRngham,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

GBoaci,  his  heir. 
Howard,  who  d.  young. 

Anne. 

Louisa,  m.  to  Dr.  Charles  Howard,  dean  of  Exeter. 
Charlotte,  m.  to  James  Stuart  I'ulk,  esq. 
Amelia,  ■•.  to  Sir  Edward  Lloyd,  hart-  of  Peng- 

wem. 
Juliana,  m.  to  William  Sandford,  esq.  of  Walford, 

Somersetshire. 
Sophia. 

Sir  William  died  lOth  August,  17M,  and  waa  i.  by  hia 
elder  aon, 

▼.  Thb  Right  Hon.  Six  Gxokgb  Yokgb,  of  Culle- 
ton, M.P.  for  Honiton  from  I7M  till  1704.  who  Allad 
sncoessiTely  the  appointments  of  lord  commissioner 
of  the  Admiralty,  of  secretary  at  war,  master  of  the 
Mint,  and  governor-general  of  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope.  He  ■•.  in  1706,  Elisabeth,  daughter  and  hair 
of  Bouchier  Clieve,  esq.  of  Foots  Cray,  in  Kent,  hnt 
died  J.  p.  in  1810,  when  the  BsaoiirrcT  became  ex- 

TIWCT. 

ilrNU— Erm.  on  a  bend  between  two  cottisea  sa. 
three  griSns'  heads  erased  or. 


YOUNG. 


iv.  Thb  Right  IIo%.  Sir  U'h.i.iam   Yuagi:,  M.I*. 
fiar    HoaitiHi,  rutmtituted,  in   I7'il,  one    of   the   lords 
liasionem  of  thr  Treasury;   in  I77m,  one  of  the 
ilasaoiieri  of  the  Admiralty ;   and   subsequently 


(■BstTBD  loth  March,  Km.— Extinct 

I.  Ri«  HARif  YoiNG,  eaq.  gviitli'HMn  of  the  privy 
chamber,  wa*  rreatrd  a  Baronbt  in  tOM.  He  m. 
Martha,  sinter  »f  Sir  William  Forth,  knt.  but  dying 
without  JMUc,  the  title  hi>r;ime  s&iinct. 


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Br  John  fiuRKE,  Esq.  Author  of  the  Peerage  and  Baronetage, 
Hiuorf  nf  the  Comnionen,  Sic.,  and  Jobn  Bbbnabs  Burks, 
Esq.  of  the  Aliddie  Temple. 

Thu  ooik,  wliich  hu  (Dgagcd  Ihe  ilWalioD  of  ttiB  Aulhon  for  uvanl  jan,  *il1 
cDBipriic  neirly  >  Iboannd  runilwi.  miajr  dF  llicm  amougit  the  noM  nncieni 
and  emineni  In  the  Kingdom,  each  carried  dano  la  iu  [epretealatiie  or  teprg- 
•cniaiivc*  ildl  ciiiling.  wiih  tUboisle  and  iniautc  dcUil*  of  lh«  illiiDcn, 
■FhwvFmenU.  and  hnoati,  gtotntitm  lAxr  geoentHni,  fram  ibc  csilicA  In  Iba 

tdilion  of  Mi 

irmoriil  b»sringa  Ire  eo^avrn  in  ihc  bat  alyle. 
the  till  aa  ID  Ihal  work,  tt  will  &Im  b«  embcllitt 
Jamei  1.,  Ihe  faandcr  of  Ihc  ordgi,  and  •  artii 
pint,  tfiar  ihi  luhioa  of  lb«  tocwni miaMl*. 
■  llmilcd  nuDihar  onlj  of  Ihi  pnmnt  edition  »  in  i 
ibii  (atlj  ordtn  be  uaatmiUed  lo  Ibe  n«peciit«  Boakwtkn,  (a  giuid  aBiiul 
dUapjxiiMineBI. 


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THE  A8SEUBLED  COMMONS;  on,  PARLIAMENTARY 

BIOGRAPHER  FOR  lUUI. 

With   an   AUtract  uf  the   Law   of  Eleciiim,  and   tlie  UnogM  of 

Parliament.     By  a  Mkubkh  op  tuk  Midolk  Tkhflk. 

It!  objocl  u  Id  doarnb*  in  detail  each  indiTiduit  Membor  of  the  Home  ol  ComiDOfii. 


"  A  puDt.ukiof  lutU  maauil,  ralrulilod  lo  bt  geaftillf  amfiil."— jlrloi. 
"Tbaugh  ffnall  tai  aufnmming  \t  comptian  *ilhin  iti  ctoaely  piiatoJ  p*S*>  ■■ 

much   iiiFonnUioB  aa  could  propetljr  be  eallcclnl  upon  an  impotlaat  a  tub- 

jecu" — L-frrerji  Gattllt. 
"Tkb  duDiBatit*.  bat  wdl-taAKawd   nHnpanion,  near  at   hand,  no  pxraoa  iMod 

b«  at  in;  loa  foi  a  lull  knoitlrdii*  o«  tho  brndf  roniMiUiu.  puhlu  caror, 

»d  party  biaa,  of  each  membefi" — Coart  Jounia/. 
"  Tlua  litUa  book  ia  ■  maDirol  iinpro*eaHDt  on  other  comtiilationi  oT  ■  nmilat  kiail. 

It  ia  not  otil^  fair  ud  imparual — conaci,  loo,  u  far  ai  <n  ha**  bean  able  to 

ivl  in  coriactaeii — but  n  M  interapanrd  wilb  pltaaant  bitlorval  nolifet,  "bich 

raliava  tba  drjaa*  ol  Iba  aBh;acl.  aad  make  iha  taluaw  aaacb  SMf«  raadabla 

ibia  eUalOfuaa  at  tafanaeai  wuallj  ■»."—£!  aawwr. 


Scoll,  WebMter,  and  Geary,  36,  CAarltrhoute  S'f  Mure.  3 

The  following  tra  ■  h»  o(  (he  critical  oolirea  of  Mr.  U*cfJlliTray'i  Hittory  at 
Briiiih  Binli,  lodigcnoiu  and  Migratory,  thil  haie  already  appeared  : — 

"  Ihu  work  i>  a  laluable  addilion  la  BKluh  OrDilbaldgy.  01  all  Die  ponioiu  af 
tbe  Kicnce  of  Nataral  Hiilorj,  ihe  knowledge  of  biidi  ha*  hilherU  been  the 
Iratt  ecTtaiD.  and  Icajtt  dcGoile;  naluralifU  wrm  to  hana  an  exlraordinarj 
relacUnce  lo  an  inwaida  bird*  ai  tbey  hare  lo  ihe  other  merabera  oF  (he  animal 
kingdom :  Miuck  with  Ihe  oulwaid  form  of  birdt,  Ihey  appear  to  have  pro- 
««ded  m  iha  iotpectian  of  them  no  further  than  the  pluronf^,  beak,  leg*. 
or  claws.  Thai  l.mniBUK  grounds  hia  avMem  on  (hcibape  of  Ihe  feel  and  lull— 
Vieillot,  hu  upon  the  legs.  Mr.  Macgillivray  ii  (he  fini  wbo  hag  applied  in- 
wmal  inveiligalina  lu  Ibe  iludy  of  bird.i.  in  in  fulleat  eilenli  if  he  conclude  hii 
t»k  Willi  tin  Hine  tpiiil,  energv,  and  ability,  that  he  haa  ihewn  in  ill  com- 
aiEDCenient.   he  may  fairly  claim  a  place  among  Ibe  GrM  Omilhologials  of  any 

"  Kir.  Macgillitny  baa  not  coDfined  hii  laboura  to  ihe  (tudy.  the  parlour,  or  Ibe 
nuaeum,  taking  hia  accoonl  of  ihe  Btiuclure  and  hibiti  of  birdi  from  bookt, 
of  their  pinmage  fnini  dried  rkins.  and  of  their  fonn  and  Bpoeannce  from 
XulTed  iperiinrDt  nuck  an  perche*.  On  the  contrary,  he  hai  foUowed  them  to 
Iheir  haunti,  ha  hu  nbterTed  Ibem  al  alt  aeasooa,  at  all  hour*,  and  in  all 
weaihen.  he  hu  alwl  Ihcm,  he  hat  meamred,  he  hai  diaaecled,  he  ha*  analo- 
mited  ihem.  and  now.  alter  •  pleuing,  Ihough  loilaome  and  protiacled  labour 
of  twenty  year*,  ha  hu  given  part  of  ihe  reinlla  to  Ihe  world  in  a  fint  volunie, 
ohich  runlain*  four  genera.  The  account  al  ihe  habit)  of  liirdi  are  wtitlen  wilh 
the  ficihne**.  dittinclne«,  and  brm,  which  characlriite  llie  original  nbfener : 
Ihe  cbaplera  en  Practical  Omilholn)^  hate  a  dramatic  teneneia  and  tpihi 
about  them,  which  nmimb  u>  of  Inac  Wallon." — Sptcutar. 

"  After  t  careful  intpeclion  of  Ihe  work,  we  haie  no  haaitallon  in  taying.  Ihil  it 
prewnlt  a  much  more  complete  and  accurate  account  of  Ihote  order*  than  any 
other  work  in  ciiitence.  The  deaeripliant  are  not  derived  from  the  woiki  of 
other  naturaliata.  bul  from  penoaal  inipection.  1'he  fidelily  which  thit  bai 
given  to  hit  account*,  both  of  (he  ofguiiatioli  and  babitaof  ibe  binla,  ii  beyond 
all  pnca." — Ckambtn'  JoHrwtt. 


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ELEMENTS  OP  PHYSIOLOGY; 

Being  an  .Accwjnt  €>k  tub  Laws  and  Principlra  of  tub 
Animal  Economy,  ripedally  in  Itefcrcncc  tn  iho  Conititutiuii 
oT  Man.  By  Tikimas  JonNs-roNK  Aitkin,  M.D.,  Lrclurer 
on  I'hyuotogy  anil  Materia  Medica,  Fellow  uf  the  Rjiyal  Callcgi: 
ol  Surgvont,  Edinhiirgh,  Ite.  tic. 

Il  hat  hoen  a  matter  of  larpnir,  thai  m  llie  ailtanced  eiluralion  of  the  DnwDl  day 
•o  few  attempW  harp  been  made  to  render  iha  impaitaal  itudy  of  Hfajraolacy  a 
bnncb  of  general  inatractioo — aa  a  knowlcdg*  of  Ihi  Mraclur*  of  ih«  hunan 
body  cannot  bul  be  coniidered  by  every  cnltiialed,  inlatlitent,  and  ioijuirtDK 
nind  at  a  Boat  deiirabte  acqnititiiHi ;  lo  promote  ihu  object  lb*  anibor  ha* 
be*n  deiinnt  to  give  (ueb  an  account  or  the  •Irurlvre  of  ttw  animal  body, 
aod  etpeciatly  of  thai  of  man,  ai  may  be  readdy  Dndenlocal  by  Ihow  wbo  mav 
DM  pieviouilr  have  dirrrlHl  Iberr  allention  Id  inmligaHoat  of  IhH  krait. 
lie  ha*  freed  hu  deacripumi  from  nnnecnaary  Icrbniral  detaila,  aod  aurh 
eiplanationi  ai  are  not  adapted  lo  tbe  parpoae*  nf  general  edocalun ;  and  he 
hu  alio   ilndiouily  made  uu  of  HCh   language  u  W  in  accordaDc^  with  Ibe 

■tricliM  proprielf.     Therefore  he  truala  th-  "■-  ■— — '-'   ' ^ 

work  which   will  enable  any  one    of  mo 
becoma  atiiuainicd  with  ihe  wondcr(»l  ■ 

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THE  ELEMENTS  OF  PHYSICS. 

By  Thomas  Webster,  M.A.  of  Trinity  College^  Cambridge; 
Fellow  of  the  Cambridge  Philosophical  Society,  and  Secretary 
to  the  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers.  This  work  contains, 
I.  Introductory  Observations.  II.  Properties  of  Bodies.  III. 
Proportion  and  Constitution  of  Solids.  IV.  Laws  of  Equi- 
librium and  Motion.  V.  Gravity.  VI.  Hydrostatics.  VII. 
Capillary  Theory.  VIII.  Acoustics.  IX.  Heat.  X.  Optics. 
XI.  Electricity,  Galvanism,  and  Magnetism.  XII.  Conclud- 
ing Observations. 

The  object  of  the  author  has  been  to  set  forth  a  scheme  of  that  part  of  Nataral 
Philosophy,  which  is  generally  included  in  the  term  Physics,  on  a  plan  calca> 
lated  to  lead  the  student  regularly  through  the  various  subjects,  and  to  eogeoder 
the  habit  of  systematizing  and  of  arranging  bis  knowledge.  It  has  been  his 
especial  aim  in  this  work  to  familiarize  the  student  with  processes,  reasoniogs, 
just  inferences,  and  inductions,  rather  than  to  present  (to  him  a  collection  of 
facts  ;  and  he  trusts  that  he  has,  in  some  measure,  succeeded  in  compiling  a 
Treatise  exhibiting,  in  a  mathematical  form,  but  without  mathematical  techni- 
calities and  symbols,  the  various  process  by  which  the  establishment  of  any  pro* 
position  in  Physics  is  arrived  at,  and  the  nature  of  the  evidence  which  eoablei 
us  to  speak  with  con6dence  of  the  truth  of  any  theory. 

**  This  work  merits  'considerable  praise  for  simplicity  of  style  and  fdicity  of  iUvs- 
tration ;  it  is  easier  to  read  than  Amot*s  book,  as  it  does  not  reouire  the  sane 
study  and  fixity  of  attention,  and  it  is  therefore  better  suited  to  Uiose  who  with 
to  acquire  an  elementary  knowledge  of  Physical  science." — Athen^um, 

"  This  is  an  excellent  work,  and  calculated  to  effect  much  good,  more  especially  in 
these  times,  when  a  knowledge  of  the  phenomena  of  nature  is  felt  to  be 
necessary  to  complete  the  education  of  the  scholar,  as  well  as  to  aid  the  views 
and  promote  the  schemes  of  the  artizan.  The  laws  of  mechanics,  fluids,  soood, 
heat,  electricity  and  magnetism,  are  explained  at  considerable  length,  and 
illustrated  throughout  by  easy  and  suitable  diagrams,  and  the  language,  though 
in  a  great  measure  divested  of  mathematical  technicalities,  is  clear  and  concise. 
It  will  be  found  no  less  advantageous  to  the  mechanic  in  bis  workshop,  or  to 
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eont  in  bie  wajr  vuhoni  the  uaittinee  of  oiben.  The  Cryptoaenuc  plaow. 
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