SiEYNOLDS HlSTORlCAi:
GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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GENEALOGY
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V.6
THE
GENEALOGIST.
EDITED r.Y
(tJ^:OEGE AA'. AlARSIIAEE, LE.D.
rr.LI.OW OV THK iuCIl.TY UF ANTIlJUAlilKS.
voj;l\me VI,
],()NDn.\ :
GEoitcK ]u:ll Axn soxs,
YORK STKl.KT, cnVENT GARDEN,
X ?i'l&38
P 11 E F A C E .
lu Lnngiug to a close the. Sixth Volume of the ' Cieiieahigist '
it is once more iny pleawaut duty to temlcr my thanl^s to
my contributors and suUscrihi'rs for their continued assistanee
and support.
The Visitations of Lincolnshire and Berkshire, and the
Calendar of Lambeth Wills, all now completed, will 1 trust
prove of iiei-manent use lo the genealogical emiuiiers. The
series of JLarriage l^ieences from tlie Diocesan llegistry at
Worcester connnenced in this volume is, with the exception
of I'avei-'s collection now in conrse of publication hj the
Yorkshire Archieological Associati(m, ] believe, the iirst attempt
to illustrate one of tlio most valuable sources of genealogical
information, and will serve to ih'aw attention to the use of
this particular class of Records. By devoting the greater
IHirtioii of the Genealogist to the production of such matti'r
ns may be of us,. to 'working' genealogists, J hopr to juei-it
the continn.'d ;ipp,vcialion of those who havr enabled me to
complete six Nolumi's of a magazine devoted to the interests
of a very limited ciicle of readers.
GEOBvUE W. i\LVUSHALL.
CONTENTS.
PAOE
8ir Ak-xan.kT Balliol o! Cavris. Dy John A. C. ViNt ent 1
Family of Kekeu icU. By W. F. Caktku 8
The Descendants of Alice I. i.-le. By Hknuy Maiiilliku 12
Note on the De Braosc, &c. I'f.ligree. By Sir Wn i.iam It. Dhakk, K.S.A lU
Cradock of Lougliboroupl.. By W. 0. Di (kk Fletciikii, M.A lii
Calendar of Lamlieth Wills -^iS, 127, 217
Giants nf Arms to 1{, Orfoi d-H,,lto, Sir S.dii^liUry DaveD].urt, and Thomas
Norelifle . . . 33
Family of Tivells 3C
Pedigree of Julian. By llKMiT Waunek, F.S.A f-l
Canterbury Wil'^ 48
Extracts from the Kegister.-^ of White W.iltham. By F. A. Bi^iydhs 49
Byper of L:uuice,-ton. I'.y Edwahi) Ki-<.;, B.A , K.S.A. Soot f.7, 123
Visitation of lierkdiire, IC^ 4-G. Edited l.y Wai,T];ii C. Metoai.ke, F.S.A 65
The Origin of the Foley Family. I'.y H. Svo- kv (!ii*ZKHHOOK 117
I'-digrce ..f Castelion. I'.y J . I'. ICvinvAKKii ,. 13G
rrime of Iluntingdou. I'.y H K-.uv Mauii Mir. 13S
Vi.siiation of Eincolu.hire U.'.rJ. I'.diled l>y Wai.tf.u C. MnvAl.FE, F.S..\. 14u, 2.-,(i
llruccs of Cultmaluudie, Ac. Bv .Majuk W. Biu'eR Akmst[Iu.ng 102, 20J
FAQE
Pedigree of Boissier. By Hknby Wauneh, F.S.A 168
M.-iri-iage Licences in tlie 1 Hocesmi Itegi-try at \V..ivostei\ \'y T. P. Wadlkv,
M.A 177,217,310
Joseph hciiiuel Chester, D.C.L. By Gki)i:ge W, Makshali IS'J*
Tho Kumnray Match of EU/.al.eth Courtenay, By John A. C Vincknt . 193
Mr. Joseph Foster on the Uetnrn of :\reinber.s of Parliament 2'JO
Pedigree of William Smith, Kongo Dragon rur.-tiivai.t. By J. Pail Pslaniis.F.S.A. --'ll!
Feet of Fines. By Walter Kve 5i2!t
Do Braose Family. By Ui dl.ey G. Carv Klwks, F.S.A 23G
Mr. Joseph Foster and the Lyon Omce. P,y fifOli.iE BniNlcri, Lyon King of
Arms 2di
Pedigree of Orovis of Moseloy Hall. By FvKK.vr.i. Gueen, F..S.A 3uJ
Notice of the Case of Hmiter 310
Errata 329
Notices of Books : —
Biijliotheca Coinubien-is. 15y G. C. Boase, and U'. P. Coikt.ney CI
History of the Wrays .,f Glcntworth. By Charles Dalton (,i
William Penn'., tlriu'iii,ilPi.,pu,-,il Iw, fouii^hng Philidelphia C,,;
The Genealogy of the Fauiiiy of Il.iMcw.iod. By Kev. F. Haslewodd ... 63
The Bibliographer Ci
I'reliminaries to a Hi.-tnry of i he Cowley Family f,4
The Earldom of Mar in Sunshine ;iiid in Shade. By Ale.wnoeii, Haul ok
CiLUVEOliU and iLiLCA. i;e.. 184
Gene.dogical Meinoii,- ,,t the lieliliu I'.onily. I'.y JouN K. Kciil.IN, M.A. 188
A Memnrial UlMnry of "lie ( 'ain| J.el]..^ ..f Mell,,rt. By M. A. OA.irinLt 1 S'l
Pede.5 I'inium. I'.y Walie: Ku IPO
Bfcords ..f St. MK-ha^lV P.n;.~l. Chiinl,, P.i-liop's St,.itfnrd. By J. L.
Gi.As.sturK ]iiO
Genealogy of the Yonn-inan I'amih. Ilv ll.w ui Vol .\(..man- I'll
vii.
Deeds relating to Cluuities .jf WaiidsworUi, By Waij-er Rye 191
Reminisceuces of Jaiiies C. Ager. Tliii-d ]::dition. By Chari.ks Cowley . . I'll
The Book of the Varian Family. By Sam. Bmggs 192
Memoir of the JIoHiicux Family. By Gjsbohxi; Molineux 203
Famou.s Pivovces of All Age.s. By Charles Cot.'ley 254
The History of the County Palatine, and City of Chester. By George
Orjierou. Sc'Cund Edition. By Tuo.mas Helsry 322
A Deseription of the Monument and Effigies iu Porlock Church. By Maria
^ Halliday 324
Record.s of the English Province of the Society of .Jcsns. By Henry Foley. 325
Chronogrami5, 5000 and more in numlier. By James Hilton, F.S.A 32G
A Genealogical Account of the Mayo and Elton Fainilie«. By C. H. Mayo,
M.A : 328
"lex 330
Clje #ei!ealcsgi0t»
SIR ALEXANDER BALLIOL OF CAVERS, AND
THE BARONY OF VALOYNES.
A paper in the last Volume (xiii) of Arcluvologia Cuntiana,
written by the Rov. W. A. Scott Robertson, describes (among
other things) the remarlcablc effigy of Isabel tie Cliilham,
Countess of Atliole (who died in 1202), now remaining in the
crypt of Canterbury Cathedral. This lady, first married to David,
Earl of Atliole, had for her second husband Alexander du Balliol,
of Cavers in Roxburghshire, whom Mr. Robertson, following the
beaten track of error, sots down as brother of the Scottish King
in the following passages : —
"This crown had been packed among the luggage of John
Baliol, claimant of the Scottish throne, ■\sdiosc sister-in-law,
Isabel, Countess of Athol, had been buried in tliis cryjit, not far
from Bcckct's Tomb, seven years before, in 1202. Alexander
Baliol, her second husband, -was, in her right, lord of Chilliam
Castle." (p. 512.)
" Isabel de Chilham, who was twice married ; first to David,
Earl of Athol, and secondly to Alexander Baliol, brotlier of the
Scottish king." (p. 52:3.)
It is true that Mr. Robertson is supported hj Mr. J. R. Scott
who, in Memorials of Scott of Scois-hnU, supplies yet one more
brotlicr to John Balliol, a " William Baliol le Scot," called
"youngest surviving brother of the King and of Alexander Baliol,
Lord of Chilham Castle, Kent." This personage, though a clerk
in holy orders, is appropriated as the founder of the Scott family
in Kent ; and ]\Ir. Scott ingeniously evades any difficulty on this
score by i-emarking that lie was " clerk " to his brother Alexander.
Granting the kinship of those two,' there is not one jiarticle of
proof tliat either was the brother of John Balliol, King of Scotland.
I turn with reluctance from the temptation of showing that the
' Tli.U tl.oy wei-o brothci-H is eli.v.vn by a voeonl (Oh.-ii>toi-]Ioii30, Soi.tcli .locumeiit-i,
Hox 100, No. 187), prii.to.l in SL^;v^llso.■.l'.^ DociimaiLi !c^. i, -235. U.iboH llavniii (Heron),
rector of ihi clinroli of Kor.U-, an I a-ljuuct to tlio chunbjilain of Suotlan.l, ucknuw-
K'bro.i Hint ho )ia.s roceivcJ on Kri.liy, 21 Marcli, 1231-2, 'Mo auiaino AWk- .lo
lHll[ioIo] Canici-ai-io acociu i.ei- in uuu aoinini Will'i do i!ai[iol^.] fralri.i oui, c'.orici, in
I'arto Bolnciouid vailioruiu inuoiuin," Vit Us 8d.
VOL. VI. 1)
2 SIR ALEXANDER BALLIOL OF CAVERS.
basis of this Scott pedigree is utterly delusive. It rests, and rests
only, on hazy tradition, on loose conjectures and random assertions
by Philipott,^ adopted with easy credulity by Hasted in his
History of Kent,' and then quoted by the family historian as
" authority," without a trace of anytliing bearing the humblest
likeness to evidence.
In order to fix tlio ideirtity of the eminent person, whose name
heads this paper, it is necessary to consider —
1. Who were the brothers of John Balliol ;
2. Was Alexander, of Cavers, one of them.
In appealing to Ed^\'ard, as Lord Paramount, the several com-
petitors for the Scottish crown were compelled to set forth their
pedigrees. There are extant six copies of the Notarial Record,
which details the proceedings leading up to the judgment given.
Two of these I have searched for that part of Ealliol's petition
which states how the right descemled to liim from his mother.
With the exception of a slight difference in spelling her name,
and the use of capital letters, the two are identical. That which
I now proceed to quote is from Tower Miscellaneous Rolls,
No. 75, m. IS :—'
" De Dervorgulda descendit ius ct dcbuit descendere Hugoni ut
filio ct heredi. Hugo obiit sine herede do corpore suo, et descendit
ius et debuit descendere Alano ut fratri ct heredi. Alanus obiit
sine herede de corpore suo, de quo descendit ius et descendere
dcbuit Alex'o ut fratri et herede. Alexander obiit sine herede do
corpore suo, vnde de ipso descendit ius et descendere debuit Joh'i
de Balliolo ut fratri et heredi qui modo petit Jus suum ut ille qui
exiit de sorore primogenita de regno impartibili. Et supplicat " ic.
John de Balliol, dic(l=j=Dervorgoyl, died 28
before 27 Out. 12C8 I Jaiiy. 1289-90 (Inq.
(Iiiq.r.3H.III,u»43). IS Edw. I, n» 28).
1. Ill
1
,gli, died ..p.
1 1 1
2. Aim, died 3.)i. 3. Alexander, heir to 4. John, bro. & heir
(Inq.
6G1I. Ill, nO
(dead at dale of hh bro. Hugh, died of Alexander ; aged
2C),a
,nd before 10
Inq. on ]lu;;li, e.p. before 13 Nov. 40on 29 Sept. 12S0 ;
Apl. :
1271 (Fine 11.
!.<•. 7 March, (i Edw. 1(1278). became King of Scot-
.05 H.
, III, in. 11).
1271-2). land in 1292.
It is seen, then, that John l'.,alHol had tlu'ee elder brothers,
whose decease without issm^ liTt liim heir to whatever right was
derived from his mother; ami tliis ]ioint, being matter of history,
need not 1)C pursued furtlier. Dngdale states that there was one
more brother; and, in narrating the life of this person (Bar. i,
' Rueli as;— "whom I dare aver ii|ion proliable grounds %vere onV-inally called
BalioU ;" "and it id probable tliat . . . tbi.. I'ai.iily . . . altered the Xauie of IJalioll . , .
and .-iSEunied f.n' llie f.iluie (he Name of Seot '■ ( Villaye Uantianum, p. 313).
' Hasted, uitliont lu-evious warning, let-i drop the words "and Philipott adds,"
proclaiming therel)y the Kourre of hi-i information (iii. 291).
' Trinted in Trynne, iii, filB. For the ulhej-, eeo llyraer's Fa'dcra (now Edit.)
i, pt. 2, 770,
SIR ALEXANDER BALLIOL OF CAVERS. 6
525), distinguished as Alexander Balliol of Cavers, allildes to Ins
"Ijcing of the Retinue with that niagniticcnt prehite, Anthony Beke,
Bishop of Duvliani, and Patiiarch of Jerusalem, in that expedition
wliicii King Edward the First made into Flanders" in 1297. It
miglit have been added that, in the campaign against the Scots
winch resulted in the battle of Fallcirk, he was again with the
same Bishop who led the second division of the English army on
that memorable Saint Margaret's day in 1298 ; and that the same
Alexander was at the siege of Carlaverock two years later.'
Mr. Scott, knowing that conflicting statements have been made
as to the parentag'e of Alexander of Cavers, assumes in an
elaborate note the tone of one who, after carefully weighing the
evidence on both sides, proceeds to deliver judgment : —
" However, l.io the derivation and circumstances attending the
duplicate names of Alexander as la-others in one family what
tlioy may, it is clear that by far the greater numl>er of geirealogists
have given an unhesitating opinion that Alexander, Baron Baliol
of Cliilham, Kent, was brother of John Baliol, the unfortunate
King of Scotland, before his excommunication and exile, Baron
Baliol in the English peerage. Dugdale, Burlcc, Glover, Boys (in
Patrician), Wccvci-, I\[orant, Chauncy, Hasteil and Philipott, and
many others, support this view ; and, lastly. Sir Harris Nicolas, in
his 'Roll of Carlaverock,' a comparatively recent pviblication,- in
a long aird exhaustive biography strongly asserts that there
were two Alcxandej's — the elder of whom lie describes from
authority as 'Alexander illius Johannis de Balliol,' in contra-
distinction to Alexander de Cavers, afterwards known as of
Chilham, 'sons' of John Baliol of Barnard Castle, founder of
Balliol College, and Devorgilda, niece," &c. (Memorials, kc.
p. S9 note).
lie seems not to be aware that the repetition of a statement
by any number of persons in )io way adds to its truth. As will
be seen presently, the answer to this long list of writers is ample
and complete. But, to take one, Sir Harris Nicolas. In spite of
his acquiescence in the general belief, what does he feel himself
constrained to admit ? Why, tliis : —
"No evidence' has been discovered to establish that this
Alexander wa,s the brother of John, King of Scotland, but not
only is lie so described by Dugdale, and in a pedigree in the
CVillege of Arms compiled by Glox-er, in a MS. entitled " lUorum
l^Ingnatunr Steuunata quorum luereditas, delicientibus m.asculis,
ad fcoininas devoluta est." Philipot, No. 4. ?«. f. -ll ; but many
iacts render it highly probable, as they show that Ik; \vas a man
liim. Sir J'iMiici.s l>al-r.ive u tliuro socn to Iwvo cai-cruUy sopaiidL-a this Ak-xamlcr
U.'UiiU otlu-r ^^l,o wa.s the son of Joliii llalliul (llio ohU:r).
■ .^'iryr ,/ Cxrlam-ock ^<y Nicliolas lliinis Nicolas. Loiuluii : 1S23, dto.
' Sir JLirria's own itahcs.
4 SIR ALEXANDER CALLTOL OF CAVERS.
of considerable importance in Scotland, and for some years held
the ofllce of Chamberlain of Scotland." (Siege of Carlavcroch,
p. 319, note).
As if tlie man himself had foreseon what mic;lit happen, he
placed on record the names of botli his father and mother, so as
to leave absolutely no room whatever for doubt or difficulty. In
the cartulary of Binham Priory,' Norfolk (Cotton I\ISS., Claudius
D xiii, f. 151 b), is the following: —
" Carta Alex, de Balliolo de quibusdam ten-is et tcnementis.
Seiant jiresentcs et futuri quod Ego jUex. de Baliolo filius Ilenr.
de Balliol', concessi dedi et hac presenti carta mea confirmavi
Domino Cristiane de ilaunlea^ Amite mee omnes terras efc
tenemcnta cum suis pertiuenciis sine vllo retinemento quo m'
acciderunt in parte jnea Jure hercditario post mortem Domino
Lore jAiatris mee et Gydonis' fratris mei in villa de Dersinghara
in Comitatu ]Siorthf[olcie] Habcnd. et tenend. eidem domine
Cristiane et hercdibus suis et suis assignatis omnes terras et
tenemcnta predicta cum suis pertiuenciis sine vllo retenemento de
Capitalibus dominis feodi illius libere quiete integre bene in pace
Jure hercditario in pcrpetuum Eeddendo inde annuatim eisdera
Capitalibus dominis tVodi illius servicia inde debita et consueta.
Et nichilominus ego predictus Alex, et heredes mei Warantizabi-
mus acquietabimus et defendemus omnes predictas terras et omnia
predicta tenemcnta cum omnibus suis pertincnciis contra omnes
gentes xp'ianos ct Judeos inperpetuum. Et pro prcdictis concessiono
donacione Carte mee confirmacionc warantizacione acquietacione
et defensione dedit m' predicta domina Cristiana in excamlium
omnes terras ct tenemcnta sua cum omniljus suis pertiuenciis sine
vllo retenemento que liabuit in Heyham in parochia de Wcl-
comestowe in Estsex'. In cuius Eei testimonium huic Carte
sigillum mcTmi apposui. Hijs testibus : D'no "Walt'o de Estsex'
tunc vie. Estsex', D'no Will'o de Wilewe, D'no Henrico* do
Balliol', D'no Henrico persona de Kemtone, Will'o de Wales, D'no
Roberto persona de Hertfortingeber', D'no Johanne de Kodeswelle,
Joh'c do Gelham, Calfr' de Say, Petro filio Joh'is, Petro de Wen-
dene, ct aliis. Dat. apud Ware vj" die Aprilis Aamo Regni Regis
Henrici filij Regis Joh'is L" sexto'" [1272].
Nothing can lie clearer than the statement here made.
Alexander de Balliol declares himself to be the son of Henry and
Lora de Balliol, and moreover sliows l^y the tonus of his grant tliat,
I Foun.lca by Peler do Va!o}-nc-3. (Diig.lalc, Mon., new edit, iii. 315).
« bo the name ni.pcaid Imo ; but in tlio I'ublio Itceords 1 fcdio it to be double "u"
— "w." In this cartuhiiv ^l. 150) is " Cristi.iri de iiaulc."
s At the battle of ICv.-hani, An-u^t 4, 12ii5, uiidLT .Simou de jrontfoH, when ;dl
w.is lost, Guy do llalliol. hi.s standard-bearei-, refused to quit tile Held, aud died with
bi-s master. (Lord llailes' Amiah of iicolUiml, i. i;i5.)
> A JItnry do r,alli..l held the Kootory of Heidiigton in Hertfordshire. On tho
voidaneo of tho hviiiK' by hh deatli, Alexander d.: Ualliol preaoutcd Uia sucecsaor
Jauuoiy 11, 1291 (Cluttcrbuek's UcrtjonUhire, ii, 2SS).
SIR ALEXANDER BALLIOL OF CAVERS. 5
after the death of his mother, Lova, ami liis l:)rothor, Guj', he
acquired an estate of inheritance in wliich his aunt, Christiana de
JIau]c, was a co-parcener. Elsewhere in this cartulary I find the
la.st described inditiorcntly, as " Cristiail de Maulc," and " Cristi-
nnanr do Valonijs" (f. LjO), in a deed dated at Sheringe on Sunday,
7 Nov., 1277 ; and " Cristina de Valonijs " (f. lol) in another deed,
dated at London on Monday, 14 Nov., 1278. So that we begin to
surnrise that Lora de Balliol and Christiana de Maule were sisters
and co-licirs, who bore before nianiage the surname of Valoynes.
In a quo uuranio^ G Edw. I. (Nov. 1278), Clu-istiana de
Valoygncs claimed to have certain liberties in her manor of Hcrt-
fordingbiri (Plertingfordbury'), which she held "in propartcm"
of the inheritance which ^\-as of Peter de Valoygnes ; and she
produced in evidence the charter of Henry I, granting to Peter
all lands, fcc, as they were held in the time of the King's father
and brother. Slie tendered also a charter of Henry II, Avitncssing
that the King granted to Robert do Valoygnes all the fee and
land, &c. which Peter his brother held. Following her plea that
lier said antecessors died seised of these liberties Avhich had
descended to her, a verdict with judgment was given in her
favou)-. At the same time it was ordered that Alexander de
Balliol and William Comyn shoxild .sliow "quo warranto" they
used certain liberties in other manors in the county, which they
held " in propartcm de hereditate predicta."
Again, Cristiana de Maule" says that she liolds the manor of
Ilertfordyngebure "in projiartem cunr Alex, de Balliolo et Johanne
Comjm." On account of John Comyn being a minor, the matter
is ]iostponed untij he reach his lawful age.
^ Further (Inq. IG Edw. I, No. 21), it is shown tiiat Isabel de
Valoynes was one of the heirs of the barony of Viiloyncs, that
Gumiora (wife of Robert Fitz^^'alter), was formerly heir " tocius
Ixyonie predicte;" and that tlie right of Isabel descended to
William, her son and heir (under ago at his motlicr's death),^ and
from liim to the John Comyn abo^"e mentioned, who was his
(William) son and heir.
It is obviously impossible to do more hero than glance at the
proofs, that there were three co-heirs of the barony" of Valoynes,
married to Balliol, Maule, and Com;yaa respectively; but the
following record, which brings them together, can scarcely be
omitted, and is therefore quoted iir full :—
'"Hom-icus de Baillool, Lora uxor ejus, David Cumyn, Isabella
"xor ejus, Petrus de Jlaudon' [s/t;] et Christiana uxor ejus redduut
f..r(r i
1 I'hicila dc quo uriraiilo,
(fnliolSlS), 11.
2S1.
i...„.l 1
runf (if .such NVITO nc-L-.k
<1) of the iiitci
clMiiKe.ibk
clMmctcr
, repic
ciUiiii; onu iuid the s.iuio
l,or.un. fl'ta.
'la dc quo
lam-anto,
cJ before 17 A|.ril, 12D3, leaving William, Lcr Eou aud litir, aged 10, or 17.
en. Ill, u° ib.)
b SIR ALEXANDER BALLIOL OF CAVERS.
coinpotum do Ix niavcis ; .scilicet, singuli corum, xx m. dc fine pi'o
rclevio ,s\io do tcrri.s quas CUiristiana, (juo fuit uxor W. dc
Mandovillc quondam coiuitis Essex., de rcgc tonuit in capito. In
thcsauro xx m. per Hour, dc Jjailloel. Et debcnt alii xl m." (Pipe
Koll, 17 Hen. III. Noif. and Suifolk.)
Again ; —
"ilex pardoiavit Henrico do Baylol et uxori eius terciam
partem Centum libravum per quas idem Hcnricus et Petrus do
Mauulc et ]3avid Guniyn participes ipsius Henrici finem focerunt
cum Rcgc pro rclevio suo et pardonavit eidom Henrico terciam
partem C marcarum quas idem Hcnricus et participes sui pro-
miscrunt Pogi. Et mandatuni est Baronibus de Scaccario quod
ita licri ct irrotulari t'aciont. Teste ut supra (i.e. apud Wcstm. x
die Jan.)" [Clo.sc Roll, 22 Hen. III., m. 20.]
The ]neml)ers of the Valoyncs i'andlj' had a remarkable faculty
of mentioning their relations witli tlie utmost particularity ; and
Christiana dc Jlandoville inherits this quality as well as the estate
of her ancestors. She, describing herself (Piuham Reg., f. 183 b.)
as Countess of Essex and a widow, speaks oi her decca.sed hus-
bands, William de Mandcville, Earl of E.ssex, and Reymund de
Burgh (Burgo), in confirming the grants to Binham Priory made
by Robci't do Yaloynes, lier grandfather, Robert Eitzwaltcr, her
father, and Gunnora, his wife, her mother. Among the witnesses
to this deed is the name, " Gondreda de Warenne soror mca," and
Cluttcrbuck (Counij/ of Jleriford, ii, 277), apparently on no
stronger ground than the bare mention of her name, makes this
Gundrcd the niotlior of tlic three co-heirs ; overlooking the fact
that if Waiter, son of Robert Fitz-'Walter, had been (as hcrcstated)
by Gunncira, the first wife, he must infallibly have inherited his
mother's estate. It is clear, therefore, that he could liave been
only of the half blood. Moreover, Gundred, whether called a
sister, as being of the half blood, or as otherwise related, was not
a party with Christian de JIandcville and her husband, the Earl
of Essex, to the fine levied on the Octave of Saint Martin, 5 Ilcn.
HI. (IS Nov. 1220), by which the advowson of the church of
We-stlcc in Norfolk was confirmed to the Prior of Binliam and his
successors (Binham Reg, f. 140). Nor is there a trace of her
executing any deed of I'oloase or quit-claim, joint or several, so
that it nuiy be concluded that in Chri.stian centred the inheritance
of the whole A'aloyncs estate.
More direct evidence at this point is desirable, for it must be
admitted that the degree of relationshi]i to the Countess (;f Essex
is ridt made out; but, seeing that the three co-heirs undoubtedly
li(irc i]\>- Mirname of Yaldynos, the natural and obvious inference
is, (lint liny descended from a vounger son of the main line of
thisfamilv.
The following outline pedigree sets forth what stands on
documentary proofs. The first three generations arc duly re-
SIR ALEXANDER DALLIOL OF CAVERS. 7
corded in deeds quoted in Dugdale's Ilonadicon (ed. Caley)
vol. iii, p. 845 : —
Peter de Valoynes, ^emp.^pAlljreila, sister o£
Wm. Conq. and Hen.
living in llOS.
EliJu Dapifc
William. Roger de Valoyne?, liviug iu 1130=pAgne3, who surv
(Pipe Roll, 31 Hen. 1). I her husband.
I I
Peter de V.aloyiir? Hubert de Valoym ,s-=l
ra.irried Gundiod dead before 10 (_
de Wareunc, but 119-1 (Rot. Cur. l!c,
died s.p. i, 11).
(ieoftVev, died
before27Dee.l!
(CI. U. i) John,
10).
John
Phili;
Gunnora de V.-'.loyiies, sole davi.=j=Robert Fitz- Walter, said to=pHosc, 2nd
lieir, married before 13 Oct.
119l» (Rot. Cur. Regis, ii, 41),
hcii- to her uncle GcofTrey and
living 27 Dec. 1207, but dead
before 18 Nov. 1220.
William de Mandc-=
viUe, Earl of Esse.x,
died before 10 Jan.
122G-7 (Close Roll, 11
ireu.III,ra.21),with-
out issue.
-Christiana, dau.'and heir of Gunnora,=Reymund de Burgh,
wife of Wm. de Slandeville IS Xov. 2nd husband, living 20
1220 (r,i':]'-;i i;-', f. MO), wife of Get, 1227 (Fine Roll, 12
R. de I'.'i. ;. '■:■ ■■: i. '::j7 (CI. R. 11 Hen. Ill, rn. 0.), died
Hen. HI 1 :. ! p. before 25 before 17 Julv 1200
May 12.;.. vi lii. i>. I, IKii. Ill, m. S). (Fine R. 14 Hen. HI,
in. 4).
The special descent here given might ho greatly strengthened ;
but the facts, /is they stand, arc absolutely impregnable. What-
ever further proofs may be discovered, they will serve l.iut to
confirnr and fortify what is already known. In order to bi'ing
this paper within a reasonable compass, I have been lurwillingly
compelled to forego quotations from printed books by writers of
repute," who have buoj'cd the course, and warned the unwary
gent:alogi.st off the shoals and quick.sands of "authorities." The
curious reader may consult Dugdalc, Eanks, and Nicolas (ed.
Courthope). lie will then see how they are all hopelessly wrong,
and how one and all have failed to give any intelligible account
concerning the extinction of the ancient barony of Valoyncs.^
John A. C. Vrn'cknt.
' I will refer only to lIod^'M.n',; A;,,-1!,,.
rc.h^n-ec), and to Riddell's (Jolai) 'J'r.ids, Ia
'■■'■•■' ' 183.1, Svo., p. 217 (fnvOuy:
nUvlaud, vol. ii
Burko iu Ej^Urict I'tcmQC (ISOo) altogether uuait.i the ua
p. 42 (lor PalHol
i/, .(c, rdiditc tu .-^cutlaiid.
IJalliol).
THE NAME AND FAillLY OF KEKEWICH.
In tlie Visitation of Cornwall p\il.i]islied by tlie Ilarleian Society,
there is a pedigree of the Kekcwiches of Catchfrench, which is
enlarged by some materials that happened to come under my
notice. I propose therefore to give aljstracts of these proofs, and
also to add one or two stray notes relating to the origin and
history of the family. In Burke's ' Landed Gentry ' it is said
that the Kekewiches came out of Lancashire, but whether this
statement is founded on anything inore than family tradition I
do not know, though if it is true, the Cornish family is, I prc-,ume,
from the same stock as that of which the following jicdigree
(proved from the Townley Collections) is given in volume xcv
of the Chctham Society's Publications.
Joliii lie Kekewyke of Dorby=p...
(iucom. Lauc), d. 13S3.
John de KckwN-k uf=j=...
Claghtou. I
liiclinrd de Kelcwyk, son and
and a minor in 1411.
These Ivekewyks, it may safely be presumed, took their name
from Keckwick or Kcckewich in Bncklow Hundred, near Runcorn,
Cheshire, a small manor which appears to have belonged to the
Buttons from the time of Heniy I until the beginning of the
sixteenth century, and they Avere doubtless of tlie same family of
Kekewykcs as Simon and "W'illiani do Kekewyke mentioned in
the note at the end of this article.
Wliether a younger son or a sub-tenant of the Duttons took
the name of Kekewick, I cannot say, but the latter nltei'native
seems improbable, as the ]3uttons had a residence in the manor,
and so small a place would scarcely contain two families of
importance. Possiblj-- also the Lancashire Kekwjdcs may have
been stray .settlers from Kekwjdc who settled in the neighbouring
county, thus gaining a ]ilace-name without having been feudal
projirietors : consid(;ring, however, the raidi to which they had so
early attained, I consider this last supposition the least probable
of the three.
In the notes to ihe above jiedigree I find mention of a deed,
dated oOth Edw. 1 11, bviwecn William do Kecwyke, chaplain, and
John de llaydceb and .li-li.'uina his wiiv, daughter of Thomas do
Button, so that llu-ii' is soiihthing t<.i sliinv a connection between
the names of Kek\\yk and JJutlun, ami, qvAinlain va.hat, to
strengthen the first of the three theories 1 liave suggested.
THE KAME AND FAMILY OF KEKEWICH. 9
Accepting then the descent from Lnncashiro, it seems very
probable tho.t the ancestor of the Cornish KekcAviches was
some adherent of the Lancastrian cause, whoso services were
rewarded by the hand and dower of a South-country heiress, and
to show the probabihty of this, I shall point out hereafter that
the match with an heiress of Talcarn may have taken place
between 1480 and 1490.
In the absence of any positive proof as to the Lancashire
oi-igin of the Cornish Kekcwichcs, it may perhaps be worth
while mentioning that there was at one time a family living at;
and taking their name from Kenwick or Kenswick in Worcester-
sliirc, and in Nash's History of that county, it appears that the
Ih-st sjdlable was sometimes reduplicated, so that in the time of
]']dward I Walter de Kekynvidch or Ivekenwich appears as a
landowner in Kenwick. • In the face, however, of a recognised
family tradition, and without any definite information to decide
the point, there seems oidy a very remote possibility of any
connection having existed between the Worcestei-shirc and the
Cornish familj^, and I sliall so.y no more about it.
The Yisitation I have referred to above assigns the following
coat of ai'ms to the Kekewiches of Catchfrench :—
Quarterly, 1 and G, Kekewich ; 2, Arg., three bars gcmmelles ;
o, Talcarn ; 4, Bardfield (Arg. on a bend Azure three fleurs-de-lys
Or; 5, Quarterly, Or and Gu. on a bordure Sa. eight escallops Arg.
The same coat as the second quartering is assigned by Pajiworth
to Marshall of Lancashire, but it is curious that he assigns the
same coat, with the addition of a canton Ermine, to the name of
Lardwcll, wliile^the coat here assigned to Bardfield is by Paj)worth
a<;signed to (among others) Bradfield, Delamere of Essex and (with
the bend engrailed) to Holt of Sulfolk. Perhaps there has been
some mistake, a]id the fourth quartei-ing was for Holt and brought
in the fifth quartering, which is the coat of a SufTolli family,
namely the lleveninghams. The Visitation pedigree begins with
Ceorge Kekewich, who is doubtless tlie son and heir mentioned
in the following Inquisitions post mortem and will : —
I. Liq. p.m. 3Gth Hen. YIU, No. LSO, Cornwall. The Jurors
say, that John Kekwieh died seised of the ^Manor of
Talcarn and of 7 messuages, .•j:)0 acres of land, IGO acres
of pasture, 4.5 acres of meadow, 21 acres of wood, and of
"230 acr. jampnorum '■!. biuere," frc. And Geoigc Koke-
wicli is his son and hiir .ifjcil ihiriccn.
II Inq. p.m. 3Gth HeJi. \'lll, jNos. G1, 0."). From which it
appears that vVliee fninnTly wife of John Kekewich had
been seised of iln' ihiiiku- nf Duralburgh and of lands in
Ay.sshcton and T1im_\ ms, tliat she was daur. and heir of
' (•/. TIic AiiKlo-Kormiii. ].rnm,nri.ai(.n of I.iin.-oln .is Liciiicolo iu ICing-slcy's
Utrowiird the AN'ukv,' chni). x.\i.
10 THE NAME AND FAMILY OF KEKEWICU.
William Innc, Esq., son timl heir of Sir Jolm Inno, tliat
her niarriayo settlement, on marriage ■with John Kekewich,
Avas dated G Hen. VIII, and that the marriage itseli' took
place in the foUo-iving year ; that she was dead leaving
no issne Lcfore the 4tli oi' February 27 Henry VIII, when
John Kekewich made some agreement with her heir, John
Kenne, Esq.
John Kekewich is found to have died in the year of the Inqui-
sitions, and George his son and licir is aged sixteen. The heir of
Alice, the late wife of John Kekewich, is found to be John
Kenne, Esq., son and heir oi John Ivennc, son and heir of ...
Kenno and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of the above-mentioned
Sir John Inne.
III. Will of John Kekewich of Margetting, Esq, P.C.C.
(Alenger 34.)
To bo buried in the parish church of J\Iai'getting.'
George my son £200 "& all my plate in Cornwall in
th'ands of Sir Robert Sominer late pryor of S' Germans."
Mary & Agnes my daughters each 200 marks,
The residue to my wife Thomasyn and she Executrix.
John Blake Gcntilman Supervisor.
Dated lo^'- September 34 Hen. VIII.
Before giving the tabular pedigree derived from these proofs,
I will just point out that they serve to throw back the match
with Talcarn at least as far as the father of John KekcM'ich,
since it is plain that his second wife Thomasyn was not the
heiress of Tjijcarn ; had she been, her husl)and would not have
been simply' seised in fee of the ilanor of Talcai-n, but jointly
with or in right of his wife." It may be therefore that John
Kekewich was the issue of a match with tlie heiress of Talcarn,
and, judging by the date of his marriage, it is very likely that his
parents were married about 1400. The foregoing proofs exhibit
the following pedigree : —
Sir Joljii Iiine.=j=...
I I
Elizabeth !.=(=... Kcime. Willinm Imic, E?q.
.'i.p.=Julin K
ry M.rgarc
I I II
John Keiino, K,~q. George Kekewich, Mary K. Agnes K.
cousin & licir to son & heir. Luni
Alice. 1029-32.
1 DouUlcs.s JI.uio,-, lli,i;-iii i:-ex.
» U in a eiiriuii., ti : : t'. . m iho Talcarn iiciligrcos no i.ialcli with the Kckcwiche.q
is fihowii, ami tlmt, ili ,;, h • ti, ,1 in Kapex, they continued to bo .styled 'J'alemn of
Talcarn until the i.'.vuit'.vuth erutury. Terhaps they bruiighl back the manor from
the Kckcwiches.
THE NAME AND FAMILY OF KEKEWICH. 11
This George Kckcwicli i.s said in the Harleian Society Visita-
tion of Corn-wall to have manied a daughter of Edward Courtenay
of Lkanrack, but in Ilarl. MS. 4031 are some notes apparently
taken by a herald from the information of his son, another
Clcorge Kckcwich, and from these it appears that George the son
)iad seen the arms of Kekewich at their ancient dwelling in
Essex, and that George the father had married " Buller's daugh-
ter."'
William Fowler Oartee.
Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Tlie following i.s an .ilmost literal copy o£ an abstract of five deciU relating to
Haltou, near liuncoru, made by John itarlantl, E.sq., of Manchester, F.S.A. The
deeds tUem.selves are in the pos.-je.ision of 'William Eeaniout, E.=iri., of Orford Hall,
Warrington, who, at the request of J. Panl Rylands, Esq., F.S.A., kindly lent me the
abstracts to co]iy. Of these five decd.s, only No. II is dated ; and is apparently of the
same date as Nos. I, III and V ; while No. IV may be later th.an the others.
I. I Geoffrey son of Robert of the pajish of Ilaulton have given etc. to William
t;nn of Simon de Kekewyke half a scli^.n of l.unl lying between tlie lands of AVilliam
W.alena and Hugh Oldknave To have &e of the chief lord of his fee &o Yielding
tlierefor yearly to the lord iu capite due sei-vice and custom &c. Witnesses — Pct«r de
llovebrugge, William the son of Gannet, John Pillekat, John the Porter, Hugh the
H.iy-ward and many others.
IL I John Totau of H miUnn Invn .-iv^n X-e tn William =0,1 „f Simon de Keke vyko
tlie fourth part of an ,ici ■ ■ f 1 ; ' ' ■ - . : , .• ,. |',,,.,.i ,,,,.,.. , f .. : j.h one end abuts
up to the Kouwerande 1 ■' - > 1 , : in the teiritory o£
ll.milton Tohave&e. W. . . , : \ Ji , \ '.-s Simon del liur.st
IVter de Hovcbru?:^p, V, lui ill I : , , .! ', 1 ,1! !i 1 1 vward and many
olher.^. Givinat llai,iUouou\\'' :, , , ;■ Mla-k tlie Ev.ingeli.st
in thalOtl' YL-avc.f King Kaw;i.l : i;. 1 ; ■. 1 .. ■ \ iillSl?)
111. T John the Porl'.n- of IL- ■ •: ' ■,,.,■.- \\ . ,,r,n of Simon do
Kekewyke and Felicia his will- ^- ■ , .,,;
of thovillof Ilaulton near thr x, • >
the wife of Itobr-rt tlie Park.!-. T^ !.,-.,'.. \>.V'; • I:, li , 1 , w 1 '-
SUnvnvd of H.aulton, Henry del Eiialie O.rn ivrrivcr, Peter de Ib.vcbiuL':
the Miller of Haulton, John Pileat, William Brid, Hugh Massey all of th.
many otliers.
V I Richard Lether h.ave given f,c. to William son of Simon ,le Kekev
solion of landin the vill .a II > . 1 : ■ :■, it ' 1, ■ W i! i. I:.>\:' i-t ,t
' There waj a Peter Kvl.«v.-I,e who took the B.A. degree at Oxford on the
flh Julv, ir.l.s. Iu Hari M.S', ].-,(■„;, ;. IS, Auiie, daughter .and heiress of ...
i:.keuicli of lOsse.x is said to li.ive Ijcen married,— first, to John Shciiu;;ton of
M.'.lhurn, Wills, and their gramlsoii had a grown-up f.unily in lOJl ;— sccuudlv,
to Nicholas Stephens of Cheseldeu, \\'ilts.
12
THE DESCENDANTS OF ALICE LISLE.
Having been for some time past engaged on the same rescai-ch
as your correspondent, Mr. Stephenson, I am aljle to give the
extended and, in some resjiects, corrected information contained
in the following pedigree, the whole of which is capable of being
verilled from parish register.s, wills, &c. The one point on which
I now most require proof is the same as that raised by Mr.
Stepheixson, viz., the marriage of Margaret Lisle with a Whitaker.
There really seems to be very little doubt that it is as stated in
the pedigree, but I should very much like to find some piece of
evidence, such as the register of the marriage, which would put
it entirely beyond question. Lady Alice Lisle (or more properly
Dame Alicia Lisle) in the codicil to her will, dated in 1US2,
mentions her daughter Margaret, the wife of Mr. Whitaker ; at
the same time there was living at Burgate (Foi-dingbridge), about
four miles from Moylcs Court, the seat of the Lisles, liohert
Whitaker, and from the entry of her burial in the parish register.s
of Fordingbridge, on the 27th of March, 1G8G, we find his wife's
name to have been Manjaret. ]\Iust not this Ije Margaret Lisle ?
We have yet further evidence from various sources, the chief
being these : — First. — Jeremiah Whitaker Newman, an old and
respected resident of Ringwood, who died in lSo9, and was a
grandson of Jeremiah Whitaker, had in his possession a copy of
Robert Whitaker's funeral sermon, and on it he had written,
" My great gTandfatlv^r's funeral sermon ; he married Margai-et,
daughter of John Lisle, Chancellor of England, and Alicia, his
wife, who was beheaded at Winchester." (Signed J. Newman).
Second. — Tlio Nicholson branch of the family have a ring, which
has always been handed do\vn from mother to daughter, and
which is said to have been given by Alicia Lisle to one of her
daughters on the eve of her i.^xocution ; and moreover it has
always been understood in the family that they Avere descended
from that ill-fated lady. 'J'h/rd. — Charles Crooke LLsle, the
grandson of Alicia Lisle, in his will mentions his godson Charles
Lidc Wliitaker, who is proved to be a grandson of Robert and
ALargaret Whitaker ; and -l<'n'miah Whitaker, the father of
Charles Lisle Whitaker, in his will leaves memorial lings to
" Cha" Crooke Lisle Esq. fc liis Lady," as well a.s to Mrs.
(Triphena) Grove, a daughter ol' Alicia Lisle, Lady Russell, her
daughter, and Miss Russell, the daughter of the latter. It is
difficult to understand this cldsc coiuiexion between tlicsc two
families, cxccjit by believing fiiat Margaret Lisle did marry
Robert Whitaker. However, as this has been questioned, i
should be very much obliged if you or any of your numerous
coiTcspondcnts can tell me wliei'c to find the necessary proof of
DESCENDANTS OF ALICE LISLE,
13
the marriage of ilai'garct, dciuglder of Alicia Lisle, with Robert
Whitaker ; or, assuming that I may possibly be wrong, with a
Whitakcr oi" any otlicr Cliristian name. At the same time I
should like to find the baptism and wii;e's name of William
Whitaker of Riugwood, grandson of Robert and Margaret, and
wliose life must have been compi-ised within the years 1700 and
1767.
Henry Marillier.
19, Gotha-strcet, South Hackney, E.
1st, Mary Elizabctli,=
dau. of Sir Henry
llobart, Kt. and Bt.
in 1630, d. 17 Sop.
1G33 iniiermothcr's
liouso at llighgate,
and was bur. in the
chapel there.
=Jolin Lisle, Esq., 2nd son=
of Sir Wni. L., Knt., b.
circa 1G09. Took the Par-
liauientary side in theCivil
War, and became one of the
Commissioners of tlic Great
Seal, &c. mider Cromwell.
Fled at the Restoration,
and was assassinated at
Lausanne 11 Aug. IGCl.
I
BridgetL.=plsl, Re
u-d
as wife
of... lion
in 1682,
I I
Mary L.
Ho:
L'lid, He/ekiah .Mahella
Usher of Botli livi
Bi^ioton, i\[as.s. in 1GS2.
John L. of Moylos Court, Esq., ni.=T=C
at DiLdcn, co. Hants, 20 May 1 679,
bur. there 21 Aug. 1709. A\'ill
daUnl 17 Aug. 1709, and pr. 30
of same month.
dau. of ...
Croobe.];nv.
atDibdonl7
Oct. 1C84.
2nd, Alicia, elder dau.
and co-heir of SirWhite
Beconsawc of Moyles
Court, CO. Hants, b.
circa 1G17, m. at Eb
lingham, co. Hants, 23
Oct. 1636. Executed
at Winchester by order
ofJudgeJefrrics2Sept.
1685. AViU ^dated 9
June 1G82, proved
11 Xov. 1C89.
Anne L. Xot 21
in 1G82, la
llarfell.audd. 17
Feb 1708.
I I
Bi'consawe L.
living in lG3t:
1 William L.,
second .son.
JohnL.,bap.
atDibdeuiO
Feb. ICSO,
1-iur. there 8
Mar. 1081.
Ciias. Crooke L., of=
iMoyles Court, E.sc|.,
bap. at Dibden 18
Oct. 1681, bur. there
20 Nov. 1721. AVill
dated 20 Nov. 1720,
pr. 22 Dec. 1721.
O.S.P.
=Lucv,
ofSh-
]\b.lvi
of Tev
CO. iS(
14
DESCENDANTS OF ALICE LISLE.
Triphena L.=
was wife of
R J. Lloyd in
1682, a wi-
dow ill 1G94,
and in 1695
wifoof Robt.
Gi'ovc of
Feme Ila,
CO. Wilts.
=Richd. Llo,yd,
citizen & linen
draper of Lon-
don. AVUl da-
tod 23 Jiily
andpi'. 11
Sept. 1686.
]\Lav"arct=pRoljcrt Whitaker, son of
1st, Lord Jamcs=
Russell, 5tli son
of tlic Duke of
Bedford and bro-
ther of the un-
fortunate Lord
Wm. Russell.
Died 22 Mar.
1712.
I
^Elizabcth
Lloyd.
Will da-
ted 14
Nov.
173.5, pr.
29 iSIar.
1737.
Triphena^Thomas Scawi>n,
Russell, Esq., M.P. for
living in Kurrcy, living
1737. 1735.
Lisle was
wife of
iI//'.Whit-
aker in
1682. .See
codicil to
her mo-
ther's
will.
=2nd, Sir
Henry
Iloghton,
Lart., of
Iloghton
Tower, CO.
Lane., liv-
I
T.yphe
W., b.
M A up
1673.
James W.
b. 10 June
1677.
o.s.r. in
1750.
jMary W., b.
29 Dec. 1680,
bur.atFording-
bridgcl5Junc
16S3.
Dai.iclW,
1,. 251)>T.
1G82.
Robt. W. of Reade, co.
Lane. Rap. at radiham
19 ]\ray 1638. Admitted
at Jfagd. Coll., Camljr.,
30 June 1656. Ejected
by the Act of L^'nifuiinitv
1662. Settl,;d at Ihir-
gate (Fordingbridge), co.
Hants, where he kept an
academy, and was first
nnnisterof theDisscnting
congTegationthcro and d.
Jan. 1718. His wife
Marqarei Irar. at For-
dingbridge 27 Mar. 1686.
Jeremiah Whitaker. Born at P-nrgate^^
22 Apr. 1679, bm'. at Charll.m ^lar-
.shal, CO. Dorset, 12 Aug. 1719. Will
dated 7 Aug. 1719, pr. IT Feb. 1720.
-ls(, .
2nd,
Jeremiah W., Jam.'s AV., of Ring-
eldest s<.u, m. wood, living 176 7,
and had issue. m., no issue.
(';
17
I I
JolmAV., J..lin W.,
I
Robt. AV., b. M :\rar.
1680, Independent
minister of Ringwood.
O.s.r. in 1767':
Ann, dau. of John llaskoll.
Rur. at Cliarlton .Marslml
0 June 1718.
, living in 1719.
DESCENDANTS OF ALICE LISLE.
15
Elizabeth "\V., Charles izWe W., William Whitaker of=
bur. at Chavl- bap. at Charlton Ringwood, second son.
ton ]\Iavslial, Marshal 21 Apr. Wasdeadinl767. Loft
1 June 1715. 171 C, living 1720. only two danghtcrs.
Itlargarot Whitaker, elder dau.,=j=II?nry Maudsley, bap. at Clapham,
b. ab' 1737, m. twice, 1st Joseph co. York, 2 Feb. 1725, ni. 20 July
Laundy, 2nd Henry Maudsley, 176.3, d. at Woolwich 22 Doc. 1780.
d. at AVoohvich 2 Deo. 1792. Had seven children.
Isabella Mauds-=
lev, b. 19 ]\Iay
17GC, d. 1830.
Ann Niclii
son, d. in
1825.
=Wni. Nichol-
son of Roch-
ester,eo.Kent,
had 11 child
=Rev. II. T. Ella-
combe, Rector of
ClystSt. George,
CO. Devon, now
living (1881).
Henry Nicholson Ellaeombe,
Rector of Piitton, oo. Glouces-
ter. l\Iar. and has issue .seven
daughters and one son, Gilbert
Wcmys Henry, 1j. in 1SG8.
Ann j\Iaudslev,=Wm. Hartshorn.
b. 10 Sep. 17C9,
d. 31 Aug. 1846.
Had 7 children.
I /
Isabel HartshorD,=i=IIenry jNra]'illior,
b. 20 Dec. 1793, b. 26 Mar. 1803,
m. in 1827. nowliving(1881)
Charles Henry j\Iarillier, b. 31 Aug.
1834, d. 30 JMar. 1875, leaving one
son, Henry Currie, b. 30 June 18G5,
and three daughters.
I
Henry Jlaudslay of Lambeth, the=f=Sarah, dau. of Ed. Tindalo of
celebratcdengineor,b.22Aug.l771, I Slcaford, co. Line., bap. 30 Apr.
m. 20 Sept. 1791, d. 25 Dec. 1831. 17G0, d. 29 Mar. 1828.
ThomasHenryMaudslay,=
of Lambeth^ Knight's
Hill, Norwood, and J3an-
.'-teadPark, co. Surrey, b.
1 0 Juno 1792, m.l Sept.
1821, d. 23 Apr. 1864.
Elisabeth
Prime, b.
10 IMar.
1789, d. 4
Mar. 1855.
I
jNIaigaret 1\I.,
b. 25 Jlay
1791, d. 19
May 1828.
-->
-George John
Jackson, m.
18 Nov. 1818.
H. nry ]\raudslay, M.=
ln4. C.&:\r.E., Chc-
vili-rof theOrderof
Hirist (Portugal), b.
15 June 1822, m. at
.Madeira29Jan.l879,
alive 1881.
=Emily, dau. of
Stephen Iluck-
cnham of Lod-
diin, CO. Norf.,
b.l8Jnnel836,
bur.SAug.1870
at Loddon,
Mill
5. Stewai-t J., m. & has issue.
4. lli'iii'v Lord J., m. iV: has issue.
3. JIaigaret J., m. John Corlelt
& has issue.
2. ■\Villiam J., m. & has issue.
1. Georg(! Maud.slay J., d. 1880,
leaving issue.
16
NOTE ON THE DE BRAOSE, MAHTYN, AUDLEY, AND
FITZWARYN PEDIGREES.
By SIR WILLIA5I R. DRAKE, F.S.A.
Referring to Mr. D. G. Gary Elwes' remarks in the ' Genealogist,'
vol. V, p. 147, upon the discrepancy between the statements
of one of the authorities cited in the De Braose portion of
the pedigree appended to my article on tlie parentage of Blanche
Audlcy ('Genealogist,' vol. iv, pp. 09-75), and the result of
his, Mr. Ehves, researches (of \^-hich I was not when I wrote
it aware) into the liistory of the De Braose family, I think it
right to state that Mr. Elwes did me the favor to communicate
with me on the subject in April ISSO, when the article appeared
in the ' Genealogist,' and that in reply I pointed out to him that
my object in writing it was to correct an error which occurs in
the Heralds' Visitation of Cornwall in li>20 as to the parentage
of Blanche Audley, who married Robert Hatch of WoUegh, co.
Devon, but that I thought tlic publication of the abstract' of the
King's Writ to tlie Sheriff of Devon of 23 Nov. 1.392 might bo
useful to ariy genealogist disj)osed to undertake the task of working
out the pedigrees of some of the baronial families I mentioned,
and of reconciling the conflicting statements in the several
authorities Avhich I quoted.
I further-pointed out to ilr. Elwes that my authority for the
sketch pedigree apj)ended to the article, so far as the portion of
the statements as to the De Braose family now in question was
concerned, was Glover's pedigree, Harl. i\lS. S07, pp. G9-70.
I avail myself of this opportunity of correcting an error in
relation to the ilartyn family, which inadvertently crept into
the sketch pedigree by wlileh 1 illustrated the King's Writ, and
in the revision of which 1 li;i\e adopted Mr. Elwes'"view of the
De Braose descent, instead of that given by Glover, and I have
inserted some adiliticin;il dates and references to documents in
elucidation of the piMli.'irr.
Wini:-im de Brios,-,
of lir.imbor, il. TJl
l!;u.
11 ,-M;.lil 1.1 di- St. V.iloiy, strirved to dcalh
1 l>y King John at Wiiulior lilO.
Lorcttii,C>mule.-.uf r.rUvsf.
ofR>liovtl-il/iornrir.i.l..il
g,ivelhumu.-i-;ina.Uv..w,..
Block, CO. n.'von, to Irriu..
niul llu. h.Av.-i ut her l.o.ly.'
> r.i.il.vl in
Ml
It to
1
low Willinmdenrixnse.n
I-.) l.r..tl.erofLoi-etta,--'
.»■ .■M.'it .■50U, .sturvc.l
• UU to .loall. ^vitl, hi,
mother 1210.
J
sii.lill'of'lM'.^Vu'iil'^clul
rMitiM.i, ilm. of Ralph
uf.lohii.k-Rivofnjom-
Icy, to. SuiToV, <1. l.!IO.
\.
73.
1) 1391.
NOTE ON DE BRAOSE.
iHeniy de Tracy, I.
ill fee to her ami
EurU8tai)le, ob. 2 VAw. I | lier lieirs of Tawstuck by yift
(1273-4). from her nuiit Loretta.
Eva, only (1aughter.'=f Guy do r.iian,' ob. 35 I'.lw. I (1307).^
1st husb. ^Nicholas M.ar-=T=JIatilda, found next heir=p2nd husb. GcofTrey de Cam-
1st
tyii,
lUS
b. »Nicl
of Nicho
olas War-=f
la.s 3rd Ba-
p.n
M:
■tyn, ol
. vit.
pat.
fnw
/■(>
> 'ul.nut
; :-,7,
und
died
Uj
ore l::.-
, (It
ahieh
date
his
wife ,ra
rema
rried
to her SI
cond hud
and).
f;raudfath(
ry de Tracy, and aged
31 yearn at his death'
in ]'273, ob. ante 7 and
8 Edw. I (1270-80.)^
William JIartyu,'' aged 25 on death of lii.s grand-=f Eleanor (stated by Dugdale
father Nichol.a.s Baron Martyn in 1282,'' wliou he I to have been dau. ot \\'il-
did homage to the King,^ aged 50 10 Oct. 2 Edw. II, liam de Mohun).
1308," ob. 1325, I
nq. p.m. 2 Edw. I, Xo. 32
oil 2 Edw. I, m. 10, cited in 'C.den-
inagc,' vol. i, p. 729) of the Ma. lyii
Malli,:, I..... .. . .,. , , :;. ■ ;.i. .,.; ::, ■ .;..., ,. ;■;'..;, !:..••■• I • , ■ v. .,.i
d. .and li. ol' Ht-i„.v .1.' 11.1. .>.' Jiul U,i, lo ..1, IU..1 .., ui.l b.- . ■: -il.r
document above rnited with the bl.itements contained iu the : ' _. i ; , I,
No. 32, Devon, froia whicli it appears that in 1274 (eight yeai-.s i./'. ■ ., i i,'i
.alleged husband) Maud do Bryan ^vas the wife of (JeHeiy do Cai..M.,. i ... i.iaid
■to bo the next heir of her Grandfather, who died 2 Edw. I, "or Kin,,-,' and wlueli
Maud «:,,< tlieii 31 vear.s .1.1. !She was dead previous to 1279-SO (Coram Kege Koll,
^[:
Nu. 49,
,;.■.! f..r
Martin and bv hi
, \
M.u
.1 r.ry
eadof'-'N
eli.,1
U5 "
r«^'C..ra
1 11
gel
..11, M
Inq. p.m.
Inq. p. Ill
10
ct. 2
IC.hv.
. Ill,
iiy 17 Edx
■. 111.
Inq. i..ni.
10 1
dw.
1, X...
FineK..ll
0 !•
hv.
, m. 1
In.j. p.m.
2 Iv
w. I
(KlU.s
•t Ceiieal,' vol. vi, ].. 152, altl
eat predecessor, conimittu.l an
the christian name ol "Wil
Imas, 7-8 E.hv. 1, N... 49, m. 7.
N,'. 51; also County I'lacita,
NOTE ON PK BRAOSE.
]stlius-=Eleanor,' who on jartition \vi
h:\nA. leinesent.-itivc of licr sister J.wii as
., Hast- colieircascs of their hn.ther William
iiigs. Martyn. became entitled to 'J'aw-
stock. Was Uving 8 VAw. HI, wlien
cm 20 January 1334-5 slie and her
then husband", Philip de Culumbar,
were jtarties to a Fine to uses for
settling Tawstock after dealh of
lier sister in law Margaret on her-
self and her hu.sband ri.ili]. de Co-
lli the=2ndhusb.
nan as Philip de
illiam Cohun-
to
William Mar-=Margaret,
tvn* ^nc-
dau.ofJohn
ceeded to Taw-
Lord Has-
stock as son
tnigs, sur-
and heir, and
vived her
husband
thereof in fee,
and liad
ob. 13-2G= 3.p.'
Tawstock
for dower,
«Joan,i widow of He
Laey, Earl of Lineol
T 2nd husb. Kicholas do Audloy Baron
I Au.Uey of Helegh, ob. 1319.-'
AliccVl"^'''!''' 1st wife.=pJamcs de Audley of Helcg
riet Joan, da
.,f 211 Januaiy 1331
1300, sp."
=KicholasdeAudlev.s.and
h., obtained .eisin of Taw-
Rtockonde.cthofKirKalph
Jiasset 1300, ub. (13'Jl-2)
B.p.
nd h,, and-j=2nd wife.
jb. 1 Aj.iil I Isabel,
liri:;r..', dan. of
dcA SMargaret,=rFulk Fitz
• All livin- 5 cventua.lly
May 1370, ch, with
Ide '..and all dead her half
sister Joan
Tuchet.
AuaU.y.= s p. ante
- January
James de ! 13'.ll-2.'-
Fli/.abeth, sis-
ter and h. of
John, eon &h.
Sir William
Cogan, Knt.
1 Inq p.m. 10 IMw. Ill, lat No. f.l ; iil-o County Pbril.a, Devon, No
Trinilv, 17 I'.dw. HI.
■' Kill's Writ to Sheiiirof Devon (IG Rich. H) K!02.
3 Inqs. luu. 10 r.dw. Ill, No<. f,0, r.i.
* l-,(/,- Coram Koge Koll, Michaelmas, 7-8 Kdw. I, No. 49, m. 7
N0TI3 ON DE DUAOSE.
19
C|
ni
Joan,' eklei- sistor=f=Sir J
.Im Fulk l^itzwaryn,' found li.
r=--,^Ann
nnrl eventually coh. Tou.-l
rt, of his great nnele Tlionias ,
c
trcai
with her half sibtcr ub. IJ
-0. Aiulley.nn.l then(13!ll--2)ag,
d
Margaret Fitz-
2 years and npwards (liad Ta\
waiyu.
1
stock).
John Tou-=r... I'>'lk FiU-
l,it wife.= |-S;i-i:irl.:ndlr:uikfMrdr
•^■2nd wi
clict.!
warren, 7th
Klizabrtli, 1 (,-...fSir!bn,vlI,ii,k-
d:in. 1
Baron by
heirother fnnl bv hi. « li. Kii/a-
>b.nt:ii
writ, ob,
br..ther | bah. il. ;,nd li. .-i Su'
of H.ilL
.
Fulk. 1 llidi. ytavlaon).
1
Jolni 'J'oucl
ft," nni1cr=F..
William liourchier, Lord Fitzwarin
e,,.Tho!
age Jan. 1301-2 [Suni-
jureuxoiis,3rd.sonof William L.n
,1
dau.
moneatorarl.asI!a-
kJourcUicr, Farl of Fwe, by Anne, d.
1.
ron Auillcy in 1405].
and h. of Thomas of Woodstock, iJul
of OlouccKter.
.
^1/
ORADOCK OF LOUGUBOllOUCilT, CO. LEICEST1<:R.
TliiK family is ajip.ai'cntly a luaiich of the family of Cia<lock,
of Ricliuiond, CO. York; of whicli pciligrces will Ijo fouml in
P]antnc;(jiiei-HaiTi,soii'.s York.shirc, Suvtecs' DurLam, Nichols'
LcierskTshire, frc. (Sec 'The Gencaloo'ists' Guide,' pp. 118, .'.07.)
AVilliam Cradock, who died in ISO-), and John Cradock, who died
in 1833, Lotli ibsed liookplates of these AliiiS: Argent, on a chev-
ron A;^nre, (lu'cc p,'arhs, '(Jr. Ckest: A bear's head proper nuizzlcd
Gules. Motto: Nee temere, nee tiniide. How this branch was
connected with tlic Richmond family is not certain: perhaps some
correspondent may !>e abk' to clear u)) the point.
John Cradock, "of Richmond, co. York, died in 17')3. Letters
of Aduion. to his eliects v/ere ^lanted by the Consistory Court of
Richmond, in May ]7"i3, to Ddiothy Cradock, his widow and
relict. The Rondiiien were Ids widow, John Cradock, of Rich-
mond, o-entlenban, and Willi.nii Crudock, of Lincoln'.s Inn, gentle-
man, Ry his wifi^ Dnnitliv, h.' h.'id (wo sons —
(1.) John Crn.luek, of birh ii.l, -vni loman, born 1723-1;
died 1 Fubrniiiy, 1777, at Lou-hborough co., Leices-
ter, a^t. r)3; biiiird ui. Luuohborou-li. On an altar
tomb in the ( ^Imivli yaid he is called "Jolni Cradock,
late of Riehmoihl, iii the county of York." He was
residuary devisee iiiidci- the Will (proved at Richmond,
G November, l7"ilM of his "cousin," Richard Fox, of
]3romi)ton u]ion Swnic, s(m of Clnislopher and Dor-
othy Fox.
> King'd Writ to Slurilfof 1 Won (I Kieli II) Ki'.U.
20 CRADOCK OF LOUCIIDOUOUOII, CO. LEICESTER.
(2.) AVilliani Cradock, of wliom next.
William Cradock (secoml .sou oi' John and Dorotliy,) was bap-
tized at Richmond, 4 June, 1727. He left Riclnnond early iii
life, and settled in Lougliliorou,L;'h, wlicre he pur.sued the profes-
sion of Attoniey-at-law. In 17'):> ho is descrihcd as of Lincolns'
Inn, Middlesex, gentleman. He married at Longhhorough, 2
September, 17G.5, Elizabeth 2nd. dau. of John Davys, of Lough-
borough, and aunt of the Ptt. Rev. George Davys, D.D., Lord
JJisliop uf reterborougli, descended from Edward Davys, elder
brother to Sir John Davj-s, the poet and Attorney General for
Ireland. [Arms of Davys, entered at Dublin, Sable a fesse ermine
between three cimjuefoils argent: Pedigree in the 'Genealogist, v.
25.] He liad estate.-^ at Barrow upon Soar, Hatlic^n, and Lough-
borough, kc, in CO. Leicester, and at Richmond. Ho died at Lough-
borough, 30 November, ISO'), ret. 78; bin-, at Loughborough. T.S.
Will proved P.C.C. 11 March, LSOG. His widow, ICIizalirth, died
28 June, 1821, ret. 71); bur. at Loughborough, T.S. They had
issue,
(].) John Cradock, of whom lieveafter.
(2.) William, born 19 Feb., 17C7, bapt. at Loughborough 17
April, 17G7; lived at Belton, co. Leicester; died unni.
2.5 May, 1S2G, a,'t. 5!3; bur. 2Sth at Belton.
(o.) Lucy, born G Juno, 17G8, m. Rev. William Wilkinson,
B.A., rector of South Croxton, co. Leicester, had issue
Jolni, William Cradock, Sheldon, and 2 daus. Wm.
A\'ilkinson was also rector of Eolkesworth, co. Hunt.,
1807; Losel>y, co. Leic, 1814; and Sproxton and Saltl jy,
1§^8; he died at Spahling, co. Lincoln, wliere some uf
hi.s descendants are .still living.
(4.^ Joscpli, born o Jan., bapt. at Longhbur(jugli 20 ]\farL-h.
1770; lived at Leamington; died unm. 12 Aug., IN.]."),
ajt. Go; bur. 17th at Loughborough. T.S. Will
proved P.C.C. 15 Oct., 18:15.
(5.) Thomas, born S June, 1772, d. 4 Oct., 1783, set. 1 1, bur.
at Lou-hborough. T.S.
(G.) Eerdinan.lo, born 29 Aug., 1774; d. 8 Feb., 182G, ajt
52; bur. at Loughborough. 'J'.S.
(7.) Elizabeth, born 3 Feb., 1/77; d. umn. 9 June, 1S3G, ret.
59; bin-, at Loughborough. 'J'.S.
(8.) Sheldon, born 21) Sept., 1778; lived at Leicester; mar.
at South Croxton, 28 Jan., 1810, Elizabeth Firmadgo,
of Leicester; and had issue Sheldon Firmadgo, who
d. young; died 17 June, 18(j4; buried at Scraptoft,
CO. Leicester; Will jn-oved at Leicester. His wife and
son were also Ijuried at Scraptoft.
(9.) Thomas, burn ,, ( )rt..b,.r, 178G, at Loughborough; Lieut,
in 27th, alLi rwaids Captain in 85th Regt., and hono-
rary Major; serve<l throughout the whole of the Pen-
OEADOCK OF LOUGHBOROUGH, CO. LEICESTKR. 21
insular AVar, inelmlinL;- tlio two sieges of Badajos, and
was severely woumled at Waterloo; he mar. Florence
Eliza, dau. of . . . . , and had issue — a dau.
Florence who ninr. . . . Horrock and died s.p.
He was afterwards one of the poor Knights of Wind-
sor; died at Leicester, 5 April, 1 Sol, ret. G(J; bur. at
Lou'dihorough. T.S. There is a stained Avindow in
Loughborough Chnreli, erected by his bruthor Slieldon
to his inemory. His widow died at Nice 31 July,
1877, a3t. 82.
John Cradock ('eldest son of William & Elizabeth) was born
2G February, 17GG; bapt. at Loughborough 1 April, 17GG; lived
at Loughborough, and was an Attorney-at-law, and afterwards at
Woodliouse Eaves; he mar. 2G Jan. 1792, at St. Peter's Notting-
ham, Mary, dau. & coh. of the Rev. John AUeyne. [.See Pedigree
of Alleyne in the 'Reliquary,' vol. xxi., 2.5G. Through this mar-
riage tlie Cradocks have a direct Royal Descent from King Henry
HL]; he died 28 March, 1833, xt G7; bur. at Loughborough 23rd.
T.S. AVill dated 25 Feb., 1833. Mr. Cradock was Lord of the
l\Ianor of Walton on the Wolds, co. Leicester. His wife died 11
Aug., 1807, D?.t. 41, and was bur. at Loughl:>orough. T.S. The
Arms of Alleyne, as given on John C's bookplate, were Argent a
cro.ss moline Sable. They had issue,
- (1.) John Cradock,-bapt. at Loughborough 22 Sept., 1792;
lived at Loughborough, and was an Attorney-at-law;
a noted foxlumter with tlie Quorn Hunt, it is com-
puted that he rode after tlie hounds about 400 miles
a weer"; was Lord of the Manor of Walton on the
Wolds; mar. llrmietta Maria, dau. of Robert Piper,
esq., of Yorkshire; died k]\ 17 June, 1838; bur. at
Loughborougli. T.S. AVill ]iroved P.C.C. 7 June,
1839. His widow rcinanird 19 Jan., 1842, the Rev.
Joseph Place, Rectoi- of Gieat Casterton, and died
S Aug, 1872, leaving two sons Robert Place, and
Williain Gordon Place, M. A., Cantab., a Solicitor at
Leicester, and two dans.
(2.) William, of Melton Place, St. Par
borough 2G April, 179!-; died t
38; bur. 27 Apiil, 1S33, at St. J
(3.) Thoma.s, of whom h.'reaftrr.
(4.) Edward, of Aslibv de la Z:.ueli, c
Helen's, A.shby 'do la Zuueli, II
of Henry WJiitby, of Alber~l..i
Whitby, in 'I'.urke'.s handed C
Jan., 1S.-..S; bni'. at ANhby de I.n ;
25 March, ]>S7(;, at. (i!).' Tliev
Liverpool, gvnt., b. 12 .Maivh.'l^
Fry; and Mary Catheiine m. a
llCl-as; bapt.
unm. Anril,
lames' West
at Lough-
, LS33, ';et.
minster.
-0. Leicester
Xuv„ 183(1,
lie, M. 1\, |1
, 111. at St.
]■: liza dau.
I'edi-ree of
id .h.mI is
Jiad issne, !
hJS; Klizalu
it Holy Trii
Sluddoll, ,if
•th m.J..liii
lilv, Ashbv
22 CKADOCK 0]' LOUGH r.OllOUGlI, CO. LEICESTER.
dc la /uucli 9 Oct., 1m7o, James ITemy Young, of Alj-
Loti Hall, N. Lam-asliivo.
(.5.) FerdinaiKlo Kolunt, of Louglilim-ouRli, i^cnt., b. tliovo
April 17'.)S, m. lliivy Smith of Loiighbovough ; died 2
July, 1S71', ;et. 7G; bur. 7tli at Loughborough; they
had i.-sue, John, Ferdinando George (iu New Zealaud),
111. Amelia Luiui, .Alary Ann m. Thomas Heiuy Barnes,
Katherine Siiiilh m. Leonard Robert Jjiirrow.s, and
Eliza Aniol.l,
(G.) Mary Pcnrlope, m. oO May, 18:17, Kdward Mortimer
Green, of Ashby de la Zouc'h. [Sec Pedigree of "Green
of Od.slone Hill," in 'Burke's Landed Gentry.']
(7.) Cathci-iue All' yn.', m. 10 June, 1839, Georgica Hawkes,
of TaltoH Ibjii ;r, eo. Worcester, esq., and died 3 Aug.,
18J'2, leaving two dans. Clara who n\. 9,G Nov., 18*74,
at Newbohron Stoure, George L. Field, 17th llegt.,
and Catherine.
(8.) Joseph, of Stanford, co. Notts, died int. and unin. 13
Nov., 1838, xt. 3'J; bur. at Loughborough. T.S.
(0.) Catherine JMorris, died in her infancy; bur. at Lough-
borough. T.S.
Thomas Cradock, (3rd son of John and Jlary) of Q,uorn Court,
CO. Leicester; bapt. 8 Sept, 17!):.; m. Oct. 1811, ibxry Oetavia
dau. of Harry Grovor, of lleuiel Hempstead; a Solicitor at
Loughborough; Lord of the. Manors of Walton on the Wolds and
Lough liorough ; died 7 Sept., l.S(i3; bur. at Quorndon. T.S. Will
proved at Leicestu-r- 8 Oct., 1803. lie hail issue,
(1.) John Davys, of Quorn Court; b. G April, LS-i-'S; Lord of
the Manor of J.oughborough; Cajjtain of Prince Al-
bert's Own Lrjcrsteishire Yeiniianry Ca^'alry; a So-
licitor at Lo,v.hl.or.,uuli.
(2.) Thomas, of Triii. Coll. Cand.ridge, m. 3 March, 187 -•'.,
at Quinton, (^-atl'ii'rine Louise Jane, dau. of Corbett
Holland-Corbett, ol' Admington Hall, co. Gloucester,
J.P. and ]).L. I Sec I'r.liLTree of Holland-Corbett of
Admin-ton Hall, in 'I'nnke's Lan.lrd Cicntry'.]
(3.) Jlarv, m. Tlir Krx. ( ;|,;nlr., Geor-e Ander.son, Pvcctor of
OthThanqitoii.
(1.) Catherinr Olara. m, .lol,n Henry Paget, of Buck Hill,
Lou-hbon.u-h. {Xi'v I'rdi-ree of 'Paget of Ibstock
and'Huddiii'Mun, in •Innhrs Landed Gentry'.)
(.").) Ivhilv Annr, in. ;;(! .Iiinr, 1 ssO, at Quorndon, J. Hawkes
Wi'udb.id, r„|., ,.r Tniii,!.' I'.alsail. co. Warwick.
Some acconnl .if (^hiMin ('..ml, (hr present seat of the family,
and its hi>toii,' ,•>-,.. HI,-, Hon <. n\MI he bmnd in T. It. Potter's 'Pain-
blrs round L,md,l.:.|.ne;l,.'
'I'hn following <\ill>, \-e,, oj' Ciadoek were proved at Ivich-
nioiid,
CALENDAU OV LAMBETH WILLS. 23
1G21. Cradock William, of Bal.lcrsdailc, R. W. Inv. S May.
[Brother i'Mr. Dr. Cra.lock" iiirntiMii.?.!.]
1752. " Sheiaon, of Hartt'ovth ; p. Gillin-, cs'i. Will
17.5.'J. " .John, of Richmonil. Admon.
17.5G. " .Tohn, of lli.u'h Fivmington. Will.
17G7. " Antony, of Harkasi.le.'p. Grinton. Adnion.
17G9. " William, of Harka.sid(.', p. Grinton. Adniun.
1819. " Clui.stophcr, uf liartforth. Admon.
There are douhtlcss Honic Wills of Cradock at York; and the
Eichniond Vavhh Registers probably contain many Cra^.loek
entries.
W. a. DIMOCK-FLETCmCK, M.A., Oxford.
CALENDAR OK LA:\ri;KTn WILLS.
( Continued from Vol. v, p. SiO;.
Derby, Robovfc. Lanygablauefurd.
(Loiigalilaiieford)
Derby, "Willimn. Tyvyn,i,'loii.
Dcrham, Nicbol.is, ]>nrM'. Nnrwi.li.
Dcspcnccr, EdwarJ li', ]\.iit. Tuwl^i-.lmiy.
DcYiies, Robort, uf Siulliurv.
Dibbcn, Tliomas, uf DhuIi.mI St. .AFarir.
Digg, Roger. lI.Tliain.
Diggo, Jolni. Rector of ]'.i^^]iniH..^l,nn!e.
Dixon, XicTiolas. Rector of Chr.sthuut,
Herts.
Dockyng, William. Reclov of Codvclavr.
Doayngtoii, Jolui. Caiimi nf l^x.'t.r.
Dogct, Waller. Citizen of Lou, bm. St.
Leonard, Eastclieap.
Dole, William, of r.-ltmie, Co. AMlt.s
hirsbanduian.
Dobnan, sfr SaAvtell
Doubl.^, Walter, of Conie.s in Sussex,
yeoman.
Dounto)!, Thomas, g.'nf. Ipswich. M'hitr-
friars, London.
Dowman, Elizalietli, nf Ciiipcwie.
[Ipswieh]
Drane, William. Yoxfnnl.
Drapur, Hu^h, of Phr-lr frM.
DiVWe, Unlnat. Clli/rll ,,f P,:,(l,.
Lr.'Well, .Inlin. .\lvh(|.Mrn,l ,.f KxrlrV.
Dromniv, John, l;!.!,,,), of. St. .Mary
Somerset, Loialon.
]Jni, Thomas, of SoUtllColeju.Vla ReUvn-e.
M21
348" Cllirlivle, P.
14. -IS
4G1'' rili.lirlr, 4'.
I lO.s
34-^ ^b.iion.
I.'.?:)
1)0' SudKun-.
11.') 3
301'' Eniipr.
l.'iDO
418^' Wliit'^ifl, 1'.
1378
70'^ Sudhuvv.
1375
80'' Sudbury.
MIS
1C9'' SlalTnrd.
Ml.-)
1C9'' flnclirlr, V.
1-100
170- Aruudrl, 1>.
1387
•223' Courleney.
1587
415'' Wliit-ifl, P.
15o8
50'' 53'' J\ist moi
]>oli.
1152
202'' l^empe.
1 I'J'J
40' Mnrl,.n.
1409
57'' :\lni-t,ui
1 108
MS' .\nnidrl, P.
1 i.-.o
ISS' Slntinid.
11.33
290' Ke.np..
1433
437'' Cliuhele, P.
1153
315' Kempe,
24 CALKN]:»AU 01' LAMDETll WILLS.
Pinvy, Xiilu.Lis, nf Srl,rll,,n,l.
HI:-)
72'' Sta HV.nl.
])nlrV, ]^.lM■ll, tl,r rhlrv. of 1 1 . ll i-lnn.
1 L)S
10' .MoH.ni.
PUUM.-Ililr, AVllli;,l,l. l;.T|M,nri),.ll,.f.,r,l.
] 1 0 1
221" Annidol, 1'. i.
])urv, H.-niv. Virir n[ Si. .luM.
142.-)
394'' Chirhol,., P. i.
DulU.ii, Tli.'.nins, K,,l.
Ul.J
293'- Chi.diclo, 1'. i.
])yrr, T1i...„:h, ,-,f ^Vvlt,.n.
1-107
202'- Amndrl, P. ii.
Dygou, Tlio, n:,s. Clin-.lc.
14.53
292^' Kcnipe.
lviMl:uiiulcr r,i;„< L.u.hI,,- AVilli.ii,, uf
Scvrnoaks, K.ut.
1G:1:?
197'' Land, P. i.
Ivistman, A-n<-=, of D.^viitm,.
1591
416'' AVhilgift, P. i.
Katwe'll, Thninas, uf Wyiitcilxune
Mniiii.lim.
1.591
4I2MVliilyift, P. i.
Eboracru, I'liilii.iia, ])url;,-,s Pna Ar lu-ul
a
Vocta. V.mivA at AVr^niiusln-.
1431-
4 28^'ChirlH.h., P. i.
Ecliyngl.ain, Thomas, Kut.
Mf4
124-.Stallovd.
Edd™, John, of Saxlon, (|.iohatr only.)
14i:5
192^' Anunlol, V. ii.
Edmoi.,1, Strph,.,,, of Monk.lon in ].k. of
Tlianot.
1425
385^' Chi.dulc, P. i.
*Eawara 111, Kill- of Kn-lunl
1.377
97'' Sndbnry.
*Ea\val-.l, I'rincr of W;,l,.s.
1370
90'' Sudlmvy.
Eawanl, Jolni, .)f Xonvi.h.
1445
05' Stall'ord.
Eilyjulon, I'.islio,, ,,f AViurh.sUr. I'.uri.a
utAVil,rl,r~|..l'.
13GG
110' Langhaui.
Ekwilon, AVilh.nu. Canon of Ex.'trv.
Colilon.
U13
175'' Avnndrl, P. ii.
Ely, John. South Lynn
1413
192'' Arnnd. 1, P. ii.
Elyiiglni-, Thomas. Si'ntm.r iv \vil! ,jf.
1510
l.-j' Warliain.
Elys, Koh.'it, of X'orwi.h.
149S
23'' Morion.
Emund, TlK'JfTias, cni.pllaniis. Ayh'sliani.
140 4
540'' Arundd, V. i.
Eii-ae, Guyclianlus ,h'. Kail of iluntin--
don. ,SVv'])'An'jlr.
Evghuni, Kalph i;i.hoi, of r.atl, and
AV.lls.
1398
1G8'' Arnndrl, P. i.
Eri.ynghaiii, Tlionia., Knt., Xovwirh.
1427
40.3' fhirh.lP, P. i.
El'thuni, flolH'ii. lirrtor ,,f M.ailon.
1407
513'' Arnn.hl, P. i.
E.-^cot, John, fili/rn of London.
1452
278'' Kcmiic.
Esmond, Thom.is, .if Aylfdiani.
1404
540'' Arund. 1, P. i.
Estconii, .lolin. Dran'of St. :Mailin lo
CIrand, I.nndnn.
1427
401'' ChiclRJe, P. i.
Estfcld, William, Knl. London.
14 45
139' .Slallord.
EslivfoHh, ,Iohn. Hon,,,..
1413
192'' Arnndrl, P. li.
]',n-r, Cvlhrll, of Wadhmst.
1571
IIG'' tirynd.dl.
Eyrn.s, Xicliolas, ,,f llanislcy in pavLh of
■\Vindjovnc :\iynslcv.
15S5
288-' AVhit-ifl, P. i.
Ev.Tard, Thoma-s of Ayl.shani.
1404
540'' Arnnd. 1, P. i.
Evcvist, Edward, of Chiddin-slonr, Kmt.
1G15
2G8' Al.l.ol, P. i.
Kuril, Williani,of Hrrn.niKrnl.yronian
. 1589
272' Whiijill, P. i.
Kxall, An-u^lvu, of V..vrll, Innhold,-,'.
159 1
4 11' AVhii-ifl, P. i.
*\:srUy, .lohn Holland Dnkf oL St.
j;ath.;iine hy the Towcr.
1117
ICO' Slallord.
CALENDAR OF LAMBKTII WILLS. 25
Exoter, Thomas, ]^ukc of.
LI 26
399'^ Chicliele,
P. i..
Eyreinyii, "William dr. Keclor of Castel-
liishcby, Nortliants.
1-iOl
188'' Arundel,
P. i.
Eacy, William. St. Coluiub Major,
Cornwall.
LMO
191- Stafford.
Ealstofi; Thoinas. I'.ishop of St.. J)avi.l',^.
LurioJ al St. David'.'^.
]3C1
173- Islep.
Fane, John, of Clicrinqton, co. Wills.
L-i01
415'' Whit-ift
, P. i.
y-.uw, Peter, of Wileott.
L^91
412'' Whitgift,
P. i.
Eantlcroy, Juhann, W" of Jiilin.
1441
125- Stad'ord.
Faueoncr, "William, Ivnt. C'aleys.
141.J
278- Chichele,
P. i.
Eehri'^ Jolm. Kector of AViiit'ert.m.
1107
543'' Arun.lel,
P. i.
Fold, Thomas. Dean of Hereford.
1119
322'' Chiehele,
P. i.
Fen, Christian, W° of Kirkhy Cane.
1415
64- Staflord.
Eenys, James, Kt., Dfis de Saye and Sele.
Greyfrlars, London.
1419
190'' Staffor.l.
Fcriby, John, Esq. Chertesey.
1441
473- Chiehele,
, 1'. i.
Ferrers, William d(!, Diis de Grohy.
]juried at Ulnescrofto.
1372
128'' AVhitllrs
eye.
]'\'rrys, lvo2,ev, Knt. Ilurslmonccaux.
1119
178- Stailord.
Ferrers, William, Dns de Crohy.
144.=)
127- Stailord.
Ferrars, dna ■Slargaret, wife of Sir William
of Groby.
1375
81'' Sudbury.
Ferronr, William. Citizen of London.
1149
295- Ken.pe.
Ferthyn-e, John, capellanus. Oleiford.
lllG
Ill'' Stalinrd.
Fetplace', Walter, of Southamiiton.
1419
17t-Stairnnl
Feyth, John. Cilizen of London.
1 153
310" Kenipe.
Finnis, Willian), of St. Margaret at Cliife,
yeoman.
15S9
273'' Whit-ift
, P. i.
Fische, Jolni, of I'akenham.
149S
54" Morton.
Fischer, John. ]]urgcy3 of Thetford.
1499
11'' .Morton.
Fisslier, Jolin. Fulliam.
1153
259- Kemp,..
Fitz Ilerberd, Edmund, Knt. Shennan-
bury.
1386
219'' Courlen,
'V.
Fi(z ILi-h, Robert. Bishop of London.
1135
457- Chieh.de
,'P. i.
Fitz ]?auf, John, Kid.
1415
171'' Chichele
', 1'. i
Fitz Eol)ert, Pobert. Lond,.n. 1434 445'' Cliieh(4e, p. i.
Fitz-Wauter, Walter. Dunni.iw. 1131 432- Chichele, P. i.
Fitz Water, Walter, Dns FilzAVat.r. 1408 254- Arundel, ]'. i.
Fitz Waryn, Ivo, Knt. 1412 270- Chichele, P. i.
Flory, John. Cloford, Soiu, i:M. 14 15 144'' Stailord.
Foog, Joan, W" of Sir Tho,,,,. ,, Ki.l. 1 120 337'' Chichele, P. i.
Forde, William de. Eector.if All Hallows,
Bread St. London. 1107 253'' Arundel, ]'. i.
Fordhani, J..hn, Bishop ,,f Kl v. Mii,", 389- Chi, lei,., p. j.
F.ireman, Pi,lKir,l, ,,f .Mvll,niii parish ,,f
Pritw,ll, CO. J.:ss.s\. ■ 1571 296" Parki^r, P. i.
Fosl.'r, Pi,|,ai,l. Bath. 1123 36.5- Chieliele, P. i.
l"oul,shui>l, J.,hann. Bertumh'y. 1415 290- Chiehele, P. i.
Founder, srr Caime.
2G CALENDAR OF LAMDETII WILLS.
Fowlcv, Eainuiul, of Kyko. 1199 58'' :\rnitoii.
Fowler, Jului. 1445 G9^ StiiUor.l.
Foxe, Jolni, of Eccl.js. 1498 24'' M,.it.m.
Frainptun, Walk'r. lliistul. 1388 227" Cuurl.'ury.
Fraiicklyii, John, of Secnde Ucwv, co.
Wilts. 1j91 41G' Wliil-ift, V. i.
Frajiks, Joliii, clerk Salisluny. 1433 477'' ChicliLlr, 1'. i.
Frcrc, AVilliani, of Keppvs. 144.-) G8'' Staliurd.
FreslifonI, Meliola.s. Freslifor.I. 1591 447^' Vriiitgift, P. i.
Fretoii, Kegel'. Dean of Chiehe.sler. 1381 '195", 203" Courteiiey.
Frilona, Wallrr. Koctor of AMvutun. 137G 83'Siun,u,v.
Frye, Julm, of Salisbmv. 1407 40'' Ar;;iuli4, P. ii.
Frysourc, Philip, of WeMcv. 1452 310" Iveiiipc.
Fulcombo, Alice, of llitlie in ICeiit. 1588 2C1" WHiitgift, P. i.
Fulford, James. 1581 207'' Whitgift, P. iii.
Fuller, Thomas, of Great Yaniioutli,
Shipman. 1418 177KSlaflnv,l.
Furbeshow, ilargery, of AVesloii. 1445 GP' Sinllnrd
Fuy.stour, William, Citi/ru of Salisbury. 1419 332'' Chieliele, P. i.
Fylcole, Johaiin, of l,nnl.>n, W". 1453 295" Xempe.
Fynchaiii, John, of I'vnch.iin, grnt. 1499 34" IMortoii.
Fysher, TlMaa;,., ,,f 1; lili.n:.; Mil. 15',ll 4 17'' Wliit-ift, P. i.
Fyiu-halii, WilHaui. J'ai,-,-iM.r Cli.'ha.tliaiu. ll'J'.J GO'' IMullou.
Calaiule, William. Ke.t..v .,f li,.,l,4nril.
Ga'iot, i\lice, wiLh.w of Thomas. St.
]\fichael (iwm, Loi;.lnii. 1435 4G1'' Cliidiclr, ]'. i.
GamuU, John. Canon ..f Welk Keelur
of Yevill.
Gardyner, Jnhii, of PmuMne.
Garmoncle, Thomas, ti[ L'lrwvr, gi'nt.
Gaye, William. Stokehold.
Geen, see Smvth.
GcflVeye, Agnie.s, of Charinge, co. Kent, W". 1 559 309" l'„rker, 1'. i.
Gclys, Alice, wife of Henry Gely-s. 1423 3G4" Chichele, ]'.
Gcnotto, Kobert. :\lildenhale. 1410 192" Arundel, P.
Gerard, Ivateriue, ■w" of John, jVldeniian
ofKorwich. 1451 191'' Sla (lord.
Gcrveys, John. Cirencester. U53 281" K.'Uip.
Gcwise, John, of Congham. 1499 4G" :\lorlon.
Geyst, Thomas. (Probate onl v.) 1113 191'' -Arnndrl, P.
Gilbert, John, of Penenden, in Kml. 15S'J 205" ■\\-liil.;ift, P.
Gilbert, John. Pishop of St. 1 lavids. 1393 IGO' Annul. 1, P.
CJilh.vl, Poher). P.ish..p of L.iud.iii. M4S 1U5» Stallord.
(;ild.h.nl, Kdward. ];,4wviidni,. MPS 17.V' Slalb.rd.
Ginnn-, lin-.r, <,f r.u.kfril.i, vmnian. P'-sO li".)'' Crvn.l.ill.
Girling, Pi.-haid, (.f .NnilhlM.irnham. 1115 7 1" SlMinrd.
Gisors, John. St. .Mailni Viulrv, London. I:;SI) lU7 ' .^udlairv.
Glaser, John. Krelor of Slisted, i;,s.so.x. 140'J 107" Arundel, P.
1407
251" .\nind-l, P.
PI 02
197' .\rui..dol, P.
15'.)1
410' Wliif.,in, !■
J 112
4S7'' OorhrL', P
CALENDAR OV LAMBETH WILLS. 27
Glasbrokc, James, of Harrow on Uic Hill,
taylor. 1558 10'' Post inortcm Poli.
*Gluur(.st..r, Aliniora Ducliess of. l.^D'J 10.",' Avunad, V. i.
Oloucvslav, Thomas, Esq. U4G 1 If.'' .Stall'or.l.
Glover, Jolni, of T.ni.'nacn in Kent. 155'J 1 !'■ Post mortem Puli.
Gobet, :\rawte, W". St. Ck'orge Colgate,
Norwicli. '" 1-1'JO 28'' :\r(.rtoii.
Goa, Jolili, of AVol,viil-e, in Pari-^li of St.
James near Taunton. Glie.lJun. 1591 « )'' AVliit^iff, P. i.
G.Klestre, Roqer. 13G8 129'' Whitllesev.
Go.l.wvk, Joim dc. Pvector of Clyve. i:!97 15(1" Arundrl, P. i.
Godefiave, Tliomns. Old Romney. 142G 4-G'' CJiicliele, P. i.
Godfrey, Jolni, of Tenterden. 1589 2G5'' WliitKift, P. i.
Godvey, Edmund. Kcctov of Roungliton. 1445 G7^' Stalford.
Goglie, lo>'_;c'r. A'icar of M.awncell Gamorgc 1558 GO''' Pole.
G.ilafre, Jolni, Knt. Friars minors, O.xon. 1393 155^ Arundel, P. i.
Golandre, William. Hector of Pedrford. 1422 3G7'^ Cliichele, P. i.
Gold.-, John, capollanus. I'.o.xele. 1406 331'' Arundel, P. i.
Gohlsmyth, John, of Sholtisham. 1498 IG'' :\[orton.
Goldyngton, Robert de, Ent. 1383 20G^' Courteney.
Gooddaye, Robert, of .Sabrid-eworih, in
Hartford.shire, yeoman.
Goodiu, "William," of Otterdeii, co. Kent,
hu.sbandman.
Goodl.ihe, GeollVey. Isleworth, :\liddx.
(loold,', John, clerk.
(ioo.S ]-.dm;!nd. Citizen of Xorwieli.
Gore, William. Aldrvn-lon.
Gorgis, Theobald de. ' Wiuton.
Gouide, Joanc, W" of Estbrent.
Goundenhnm, Thomas. Langford,
Somerset.
Gowcr, John. Tiii^ Pokt. St. Mary
Overy, Southwark.
Ginvty, John, of Cley. Norfolk'.
Graey, Hugh, capellanus. Eondon.
Grailii, John, Knt. Major Lrml. :;,ilii.
(irandisson, John. T.ishop of l.xeter.
Buried at I'lxeter,
Grandis.TOn, Otto de, Knt. Oltriy St.
jNIarv, ]">evon.
Grate, John, of Ij-iswich.
Grainicestre, Thomas. Connim for |.rn\ lie;
will of.
Gray, William. Pisho), of l.ineoh,.
Gray, R.,bert, of M'ellvs.
Greene aH.fx Ibwne, Eli/ibrlh, of ( 'oin-
inrrford.' in jiaridi of L'alnr, ,■,.. Wills. 1590 I IG'' ^\•lli^i^, P. i.
I'.irni,., j'.dinond, of Svs.'well. ) 199 51)'' Mnilm,.
';ivgo,i, ]{,,b,.it ■ 1413 ISG^' Auindel, P. ii.
Greue, ,rr Paylly.
1559
85'' Post mortem Poli.
1559
14 52
140G
MIG
1441
1 380
1590
309'^ Park.T, P. i.
2GP^ Ken.pe.
211'' Aniiid.l, ]>. i.
172'' ChirlM.Js ]'. ii.
4S7' Cldrh.4.', p. i.
IOC' Sudlairv.
43V'' Whitgih, P. i.
1410
51 ' Arundrl, P. ii.
1 lOS
14 45
25G'',\rui,drl, P. i. •
7(1'' Stalloril.
i:;82
IIOI
199''Coi,r(ri,ry.
182' Arumh'l, P. i.
13C9
103'> Whitlleseye.
1358
1498
1 18^' Islr],
13'' .Morton.
13,SG
li:!5
1199
217'' Courteney.
45S'' (l,i,l„.l,,' P. i.
4 2''Mortn„.
28 CALENDAJ". OF LAMBKTU WILLS.
Grcnc, Jolui. Citizon of Lon.lon. 1-152 2GC' Kciiipo.
Grene, Joliii. Keclur of CastiKninLe. 1115 130'' StMHonl.
Greue, Jolm. Kootor of Cli,-n vii- ll:U 41'.)- Cliirli.'lc, T. i.
Grenu, John, of Stivtliaiu. M12 103'' Aiun.ld, P. ii.
Grwie, Rifltanl, piccst. St. Gll.'s, Xnrwicli. M'J9 I'J- ]\lorton.
Grcnc, EMuii-a, of .Soutlielniliam. 1499 55'> .^lorton.
Grcne, William, of Asslic. 1499 58'' Morton.
Grevcll, William. Campcacn. 1401 183^ Anuulcl, R i.
Grevylo, John, Esq. Dioccsr of AVorccstcv. 1445 128" .Stalford.
Grey, Kichard. Dns de WvRon supur Wye. 1442 488^^ Chichcl.-, P. i.
Grey, Robert. Demynstrc. 1419 340' Chijlirl.., P. i.
Griffith, lulward. Parson uf Pusper, in
Su.?sex. 1558 47'' Post morlem Poli
Grofhert, Rarah dc. (widow of K.^ljurt.)
Ilor.smund.ni. 1371 120' Whitllcscyc.
Gryndham, "William, capellanus, of Liid-
garsalc. 1444 125''' Stafford.
Gunner, Roger. 1580 129'' Grindall.
Gwyford, Sir RoLert. 1372 igi" Conrteiiej'.
Gyliby.s John, of P ran cast re. 1498 22'' Morton.
Gyl.bes, Walter. Canon ,if ICxi'ter. 1411 1C7'' Arundel, P. ii.
Gylloid, John. St. P.^t.^r, ExrU'i: 1492 130'' jNlorton.
Gyftord, R..beit, i:>.|. W.-tni, und.r E--e. ] I IG 114'' Sfalh.id.
Gy-Mcs, Richard. .Al,.,vl,ai,t.f Lvnn. ■"■" 1J53 285'' Kempe.
Gyldcwyn, Gilbert <le. .^f. ^leliolas,
Rochester. 13G9 103'' Whillh'seye.
Gylvt, Ayues, of Winisboi-,AVe in Kent,
W". 1587 27P Wliil-ift, P. i.
Iladbnch, William. St. .[n],n, Clnkenwell
JLulde, Richard, of Ke.lrr.-ne in Kent.
Uaggar, Geo,,;,, of Kppi...^ i:-..x, 1 ),aper
Ilalden, AViliiani. Abl-v of "I'.miit
Robert."
Halfpenny, AVilliam, of P. pll,,!d, baker.
Hall, :Sidi,Jas, of Stone in ll^e Vie of
Oxney in Kent.
Halle, Amicia. Or.-, Sie .■x.
Halle, John. ]Iel]i,e_l.v, Su. ex.
Hallnm, Robert. Hi.le>|..,i S.di.lmiv.
Halsham, lluL;h, Knl. W. eo.-,...t,de.
Hanforth, lb-;,rv. SI. IMm.],, IX.-t,.,-.
Hankefoid, ^Viiliaul, Knl, Mnnklri-],,
Devon.
Hanlev, William <le, el.-ilc
Hanslap, Henry, clerk. ^Vil.dna•,
Harbur-h, Henry. Cahnii of S,,li .buiv.
Hanlvie,', Thomas, ,,f In-hun.
llaid'vn-, John, of (.■l,\v.le.
Hareu.ll, John. lji,-h..p of Pall, and
^Vclk-•. 138G 2l8''Conrlenev.
IIOS
104'
.\i-iind
ol, P. ii.
15 so
2G3
M-hitu
ift, 1', i.
1G21
1G9'
Laud,
P. i.
13SG
217'
ConrI,
ney.
1589
250"
Whil^
ift, 1^ i.
1589
2G4'
Whil'.
ift, P. i.
1430
4 2G'
Chiei;
de, P. i.
P131
113''
Chi eh
■Ir, p. i.
1 117
3()7'
Chirh
■le, P. i,
1 111
4S3^
Cl.ir],
h; P. i.
11 '.12
130'
.Morlo
1123
37.5'
Chirh
h; P. i.
1 3S3
1152
20G'
CoUlU
n.'y.
] l-"i2
1 ■"■ 1 '
J\rmp
■•
12'
Chirh
\lo,|n„
dr, P. i.
1127
4U0'
Cllirh,
I.', P. i.
CALENDAR OF LAMBETJI WILLS. 29
llarlyng, Tliomas. Canon of C'liirlirstcr. 1122 SCS"- Chicliule, V. i.
llnrman, Agnes, "\V°. St. Petor .Mancroft,
Norwich. 1499 J C' Morton.
Harris, Joanp, of Sontli Pethorton. 1591 217'' AVhilyift, P. ii.
llarrjson, Henry, of St. Savionr's Soutli-
warko. 1.558 92'' Post nir)rtcm Poli.
Hart, A^icholas, of Snargato in Kent. 1589 2GG'' Wliitgift, ]'. i.
Haryngtoii, Jolni de, Knt. Dns .b
Aklyiigham. 1117 31P Chicliele, P. i.
llasec, Henry. .Sv.lvnglionrne. 1-107 3G^^ Arundel, P. ii.
Haseley, Thomas," Xni: Sulmiaishal of
England. Cnil-le'd F,i „-, i,..„don. 1119 174- Stafford.
Hash.y, Joliu. D.ni nf Cliirhrsl.r. 1411 157'' Arundel, I', ii.
Hastynges, Agnes de. Countess of Pem-
broke. Minorosscs, London. I.jGS 119'' Langhani.
*Hastvnges, Jolm do. Earl of Pendjrokc. 1376 gP- 99" Sudl.ury.
Hathewev, Thomas. Marloburgh. 1424 378'' ChieliMe, P. i.
Hattfrhl, Thomas. Bishop of Durham. 1381 107'> Sudhurv.
Haustine >,Iia>i Pye, Eicliard, of Cloford. 1591 439- Wl.it_;ift, P. i.
Hawley, Thomas, Knt. liurgh super Payne. 1419 333- Chiehele, 1'. i.
llawyle, Jolm. Kector of llimwoi'th,
Norfolk. 1407 543- Arundel, P. i.
Haxoy, Thomas. Treasurer of York
Cathedral. 1424 382- Chiehele, P. i.
Hayton, Thomas. Morton. 1431 42.3'' Chiehele, P. i.
Havwode, Tliomas. Vicar of Poun.lestowo. 1431 444- Chichide, P. i.
lle-litedburv, William, S.T.P. Urduv
of Irkhani and Canon of Sarum. 1372 12G'' Whittleseve.
ll.'isaunt, Alexan.ler. 1452 2GG'' JC.'.npe.
Ibdr, :\Iattlie«- atte. Prituvll, Essrx. 1390 207'' Cnuilcney.
llele, AVilliam atte. Prilcwvll. 1390 237'' Court.'n.'V.
llelles, Gilbert de. Hells in jarish of
"\Voodnesborou-h, Kent, liuii.'d at Cod-
mcrsham.
13G4
20G- Islep.
Helwoldyng, Nielmlas, of Heme.
1430
419''Chicheh
-, P. i.
llehvoldyng, Agnes, w" of Nicholas, of
Heme.
1430
420- Chicheh
_■, P. i.
Henbri-ge, Piehard. Sei-cant at Ann.s.
St. Mary .Matfehai, London.
1412
15G'' Anindrl
!, P. ii.
Ibaidye, Kobnt, of Troll.'.
1587
417- Whilgif
1, P. 1.
H.'nneslhor]r, John dr, r\ryl:, :\faslc'r of
St. Katherine by the Tower.
1112
1G,3- Arundel
, P. ii.
Heron, William Knt. Lo,d Say.
1101
219'' Arundrl
1, P. i.
Herrison, John, of Thornb on I'.i'jiop.
1 115
G2'' .Stalioi'd.
Herst, or llur>t, Agnes, of l.ondo:,, \V".
1 1.M5
31G'' Kempe.
Hert alkiK Kaynold, TlKm.as ,,r Di'vins.
14. -.2
298- K..M,p>..
Hetersete, John. Rector of \\l,.lt,.a,iv.
11 OG
3G'' Arundrl,
P. ii.
Hevy, Thomas. Kector of St. ^Margaret
Patens, London.
1453
29G'' Keliipe.
Hewes, John, of ITumstede in Kent.
1558
Gl- Post moi-
Irni Pol
Hewk, John, of Poton,
1410
153- Arunde
1, P. ii,
30 CALENDAK OF LA:\TRETII WILLS.
Hoyclon, Tliom.is. Yicav of Lan-ham.
Iloyward, Jolin, of IJiooustliorpe.
Ilcywortli, William. ]!i.sliop of Covcutiy
and Liclifiekl.
Hillary, Kntlioviiie, ^vifo of ]^>-er.
Waleshalc All Saiiit,^.
Hillary, Roger, soninr, Js.it. Chief
Justice of King's 13encli. A\'al.sak'.
Hillary, ilargarot, w" of Rog.T.
Hillc,'Ko1)ert. Oatyngliangor.
Hill, John of Spaxton.
Hill, AVilliam. N.irwicli. (I'lol.atc only).
Ililles, William, of I'liuldcy and I'eving-
ton iu ]vent.
Hodges, Agno.'!, of Stowgui-.<-('y.
Hodges, William, of Hnnspill
Hody, John, Knt. Woollavington,
Somerset.
*noland, Thomas. Iviil of Kent. Buried
at ISrunc, Lincoln.
Holden, Thomas. Oxford.
Holden, John, of Great Yaiinnulh.
Holder, John, the older, of Churcham.
Hole, William de la, Yirar in llxeter
Cathedral.
Holme, Richard de. Cau'.n of York.
Holle, Richard, of Colrythe.
Honcston, William. Coidinm.
Honyng, John. Rcctr.r of Snoryng.
Norfolk-.
Hoolhe, Rol)i.rt. Citizen and Y'axchandh'
of Norwich.
Horc, Richard. Provost of ^Vells.
Home, John.
Hor.sham, Richard, of Upchiicli.', co. Ken!
Horsman, Richard, of V.rvUni Jlcndii;),,
Cap-
Horton, Roger. Cruxhale.
Hortcrest, Andrew, of IJeynham Kt.
ISIartin.
Honiide, liichard. St. Andnw.-s Churche
Houton, Adam. I'.islmp of .St. David.^
Howard, Margar.'f, A\'", I'.ast A\-iuch,
Norfolk.
Howell, Hughap liice ap.
HowFc, William, of Criddade Kt. Sanip.on;
CO. Wilts.
Howys, John, of (;launiford.
Huhl.erd, Elizahelh, of Deeclcs, AV".
Hugelct, Richard, of Ksl Techam.
Hngham, William. Yicar of Norlhgale,
Canlerlnny.
1407
1113
195'
Arundel, 1
Arundel, 1
P. i.
'. ii.
14-13
154''
Staiford.
1350
120'
Wep.
13.^G
1411
1453
1434
1113
121-
MS''
31 S''
419''
192'
Isk.p.
Arundul,
Chieh.4e,
Arundel,
P. ii.
P. i.
P. ii.
1.589
1.591
1591
2GGMVIiitgift,
413^' AVIiit-ift,
438'' Whitgift,
P. i.
P. i.
P. i.
1441
4SP
' Clnehele,
P. i.
1397
1441
1445
1538
157'
473'
GO''
101'
' Arundel,
■ Chiehele,
«talk.rd.
' Cranmer.
]'. i.
P. i.
12S2
1121
144G
1414
183^
375^
113
271^
' I'rrkham.
' Chirli,:),.,
'■ Siallnrd.
P. i.
P. i.
1413
193
'■ Aruiehl,
P. ii.
1499
1449
1570
,. 1399
29'
180
205
IGG
:\|n,lnn.
^' Sfairord.
- I'ailcrr.
■'Arundel,
P. i.
1498
1423
20''
302
:\I..itnn.
■' Chiehele,
, 1'. i.
1499
155S
1389
29'
85'
231
:\forl.m.
I'nst morl,
'•Com tun,
cm Poli
141G
15 GO
17:
181
!■' Cliirhrk
1' I'aikev.
■y, r- ii
1591
1199
1104
411'' Wliituift
3i;'' M.aln,,.
59'' .Mnllnll.
220'' Arundel
, p. i.
, p. i.
141C
29S'' Chiehek
-, p. i.
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
31
1120
340-^ Chichflo, P. i.
loud.
1115
17:2' Chich.Io, P. ii,
■kyng.
M07
249'' Ai-undul, P. i.
1, Liii-
1406
236" Aruiulel, l\ i.
1445
114^ Stafibrd.
lionias,
1 111
152^^ Arundel, P. ii.
1590
403'' Wliilgift, 1". i.
risli of
1590
404'' Wliit-ift, P. i.
1432
430^ Cliicl,.!., P. i.
purisli
IGOG
225" Bancroft.
1410
153'' Arundel, P. ii.
nugw'ctl, Jolin, of Cliartham.
llulvcrston, AVilliam, of Ilevenyngl
lluinbleton, Alan. Kector of Kow]
Ilundclby, Robert, clerk, of Alford
coin.
Huiigcrford, Sir Walter.
Ilungerford, Joliann, w" of Sir Tl
Knt.
rinnt, Simon, of Enford.
Hunt, John, of "Woodsliawe in par
Wotton Bassett, yeoman.
Ilnntc, Ralph. Citizen of Bath.
Ilnrst, see llcrst.
llutclicn, Agnes, of Ycadingc in
of Hayes,'w
Ilutchin.'!, see Chappcll.
llydo, John atto, of Sudbury.
James, Robert, Esq. Dfis do Borslall. 1431
James, John, of Cholsey. 1590
Janson, Clementc, of Boneragc, co. Dorset,
in par Crambornc. 1571
Jasper, Robert, of Asshc dioc. Rochester. 1389
Jens, Robert, of Fordle. 1499
Jcspar Jones (sie), W. Rie. 1558
Jcssopc, Andronicus, of Penshcrst. 1615
Jewc, John. Wyflesconibe. 1415
lucent, Androwe, of Ilalden, co. Kent. 1566
Ingclosc, Henry, Knt. Horsham prior}'. 1451
Inglond, John, of Stanton. 1498
Ingloso, Henry, Knt, Xorwirh. 1451
Joce, Isabel, widnv. St. Paul's, Londi.n. 1449
*Johanna, Pi'iucess of Wales. (Fair Afaid
of Kent). 1385
John, "procurator eeclic do Bisshop. sans date
John, Canon of Wells. 1411
Jones, Alice, of St. Martins in the Fii4ds. 1558
Jones, John, of Luekington, husbandman. 1591
Joscp, John. Snoryng' Magna. 1499
Ilsley, Edward, of Allesford'^, co. Southamp-
ton, shoe-maker. 1635
Islcp, Ralph, capcllan'us. Canterbury. M20
Isely, John. Sundre-ssh. 1375 7S' Siidbi
*.)ule,rs,' I'lizaboth, Countess of Kent.
Winchester. 1411 151'' Arm
425" Chichele, P. i.
409'' Whitgift, P. i.
43' Parker, P. ii.
356'' Courteney.
56'' :Morton.
54-'^ Post Mortem Poll
274^ Abbot, P. i.
294" Chichele, P. i.
279''
192-^ Stafford.
IS*- Morton.
297" Kcmpo.
308'' Kcmi)e.
213 Courtenc)'.
51'' Arand.4, P. ii.
162"ArundrJ, P. ii.
84^' Post :\fortei]i P,.li,
417'' Whitgift, 1'. i.
44'' jAIorlon.
143'' Laud, P. i.
3;!G^ Chi.hrle, P. i.
1, P. ii.
Kegw.nih, Ro-rr.
Kelly, ,K,hn. Kuclor of Caudu.,:
Kendal, AVilliam, of Stone.
1418 32^Chichel,
1417 ISP'Slallnrd
1413 201' Arundel
32 CALENDAK OF LAMBKTH WILLS.
Kcndalc, Roger. Citizen of London. St.
Paul's. 1453 30l>' Ivempo.
Kent, Lncy, countess of 142-4 371'' Cliieliele, P. i.
Kent, Robert, lledccorn. 14S3 109'' "Wavliani.
Kent alias Bradford. Adam. 1559 48'' Post niortcni Poll
Kent, Countess of. Sre Julrr.s.
Kentwode, Reginald. Dean of St. Paul's,
London. 1441 47G'' Cliieliele, P. i.
Korvile, Robert, Knt. Wyggenale. 1418 325'' Cliiehele, P. i.
Kinge, Margarete, W", of j.awliugc in
Essex. 1590 270'' Wliit-ift, P. i.
Kiricl, John, Knt. 137G 9(5-' Sudlniry.
Knap, John. Prode Sunmicrford. 1558 75'' Post mortem Poli
Knighton, Marmaduke, of IJunlicd Jfarie. 1591 418'' AVliitgift, P. i.
Knolles, Thomas, senr. Cili/.en of Lon-
don. 1435 450-^ Cliieliele, P. i.
Knolle.s, Thomas. Citizen and grocer,'of
London. 1445 154'' StalTonl.
Knolles, Robert, Knt. AVliilefriars, Lon-
don. 1404 24.5%247''Aiundel,P.i
ICnolle, Thoma.s of Lynstod, co. Kent. 15C0 309'' Parlcef, P. i.
Knyght, John, of Metyugham. 1498 41'' Morton.
Kryel, Letitia, wife of Sir John, Kt.
Langdon.
KykhiU (?), ^ee Rykhill.
Kynipton, John, of 11 worth, co. Cambridg
husbandman.
Kyng, Katerine, of Wighlyngham. (Pro
bate only).
K;yng, AViiliam. Citizen of Xorwieh.
Kymvoi'th, Riehard. Ciliz(m of London.
St. Mieha.4, Cornhill.
Kynwolnuusli, ^Villi:nn, eh'ik, treasurer.
St. I\Iarlin le grand, Lnjidoii.
Laadc, William, of Terynglon St. Clement
Lacy, Peter, Rector of Xorllillel.^. L'575 88'' SmllMiry.
Ladde, Androwe, of All Saints in dioc.
of Chichester. 1580 ISO'Cryndall.
Lanibc, Richard, of Langfoid, jiusband-
man. 1499 2()' .^^ll■ton.
Lamberds, John, of AVlirpslidc 1199 53' .Mmluii.
♦Lancaster, Henry J)uke of. Iliuied at
Leicester. 13G1 172' l.slei..
Landefer, Thomas i.f LyiHliam, ,0. Wilts,
husbandman. 1590 415MVliilL;ifl, P. i.
Lane, Riehar.l, of Fi- li. boin,. in Sll^.v^-. ir.5y 50' I'ost, moit,.iii I'ol
Langedon, Thomas. I'.i-lio,, of l;o,i,r-l, r. ).1:{3 402'' flii.hrjr, ]' i
*Langeleo, Edmund <.f, Duk,- of York. 1402 191'' .\iini,lel, 1' i
Lanvode, Katerine, of llriin;;l,,nii. 1415 09- Stalloid,
Ciolc-onl.nuul)
1408
104'' Arundel, P. ii
1585
318'' AVhitgift, P. 1
1413
1451
198'' .Arundel, P. ii
313'Xempe.
1450
188^' Stafl'ord.
1422
352'' Clii.4iele.
1499
31'' Morton.
33
GRANT AND EXEMPLIFICATION OF AR^IS TO RICHARD
ORFORD-IIOLTE (F0R:\IEKLY RICHARD ORFORD). OF
TRINITY COLLEGE, CA:\II1R1DGE, 1st AUGUST, 1825.'
To All and Sixcular to -wlioiu lliese presents shall couic »SV/- Gi-ovjc
Ktujlcr Knight Gakter Printii)al King of Arms Ruliih Biijland Es(nurc
Clarekceux King of Arms ;uid Edmund Ludgo Esquire Norroy King
of Arms send Greeting. Whereas His ^Majesty by Warrant nndor His
Royal Signet and Sign INIannal Viearing date the tenth day of Jnne last
siguiacd unto tlie :NIost Noble Bcrunrd Edicanl Duke of Norfolk Earl
iSiarshal and Hereditary Marshal of England tliat He had been graciously
pleased to give and grant unto Richard Orford of Trinity College Caui-
Inldge Esquire only son of John Oi-fvvd of Mancliester in the County
Palatine of Lancaster Esquire by Elizabetli his wife now deceased llio
only .surviving dauglitor of Ruhck JLHl of Chamber House in the Paiisli
Roclidalo in tlie said County Palatine of Lancaster Esquire also deceased
His Royal Licence and Authority that lie and las Issue may in compliance
with a clause contained in tlio last Will and Testament of liis said late
^Maternal Grandfather Robert Holt deceased take and use tlie surname of
HoLTE in addition to that of Ori'ord and boar the Arms of Holtb
Quarterly witli tliosc of Ohford, Hoi.te in the first Quarter, sucli Arms
lieing first duly exemplified according to the Laws of Arms and Recorded
in the Heralds Olllce otherwise the said Licence and Permission to lie void
and of none oflcct. And forasmuch as tlie said Earl jMarshal did by
AVarrant under his hand and seal bearing date the twenty -first day of July
last authorize and direct Us to grant and cxenqilify such Arms accordingly
Kkow Ye therefore that We the said Garter Claresceux and Norroy
in obedience to His Jlajesty's command in pursuance of His Grace's
AVarrant and by Virtue of the Letters Patent of Our several Offices to
each of Us respectively granted under the Great Seal of the United
Kingdonr of Great Ih'itain and Ireland do liy these presents grant and
exemplify nnto the said Richard Orford now' Richard Orford-IIoJtr the
Arms following that is to .say Quarb^ily First and Fouith Eriniii'' tiro JJar.-;
I'litjrailcd Ay.nrc over all a File Oidr.i thcrron tiro Crof:.ic^ Fufiy. in r/iiif
and a Phcoii iu ha-^e Or for llollr, S, ,:.,ik1 and Third Or, tiro rhrrn-onct.<
fahle between three Fleurs-dedis Arnr,' orn- nil a Fens Vert thereon a (in i/-
hoinul current Arr/enf for Orfird, And for the Crest of Holte, On a
Wreath of the Colours, Ui»iii a Mount Vert a Hqnirretl xijnnt projier
charijrd on the Shoulder irith a Cms^ Fatee Or .-iuji/.ortiui/ irith tlie forr-
jiair.-! a Pheon mounted on a Staff and jUqhted tia' Head don-nirard^ Or.
And for the Crest of Oisford, On a A\'reath of the Colours, Out ofRii.<hi:i
proper a Demi C'rei/Jwund An/ml rhara-d mi the Keel- irith tiro Chrre-
romh >:,d>tc holdimi brficeeu the j,a,r. a 'Fli'iir-dedi.< Azure as the sam.' are
iu the Margin hereof more plainly .lr,,i,-(,d to be borne and usrd for ev.T
hereafter by him the .-aid Rirhard Orf-rd Iloll,- and by hisl^sue pursuant
'Jrr. Orfora H.,ltu (who bailt ,-111.1 i,M,lr,l ;it, Toikington LuJ-u, ikmi- Stcukpoit
C.I. Cluster) miinict Aim,., d.ui-lit.i- ,.i Mr. Tli„iii;is Uewliur.st, of .M.u|.I.-, C,
f'li.-t.)-, li\it (lu'd witlumi, i.s.siii' ; th.; ;inas, lluid'orf, caiuiut now be boi ac by ;\iiy
l'iv-..)i i.iilKr singly or .is quarU-liiiys.
34 GRANTS OF ARMS.
to the tenor of His Mnjesty's said Sign Manual and according to the
Laws of Arms. In Witxess wliercof Wo tho said Garter Claren'oeux
and iSToRROY Kings of Arras liavc to these Presents subscribed Our Names
and affixed tlic Seals of Our several Offices this First day of August in
tho Sixth Year of the Keign of Our Sovereign Lonl George the Fourtli
by the Grace of God of [the] United Kingdom of Great Ih-itain and
Ireland King Defender of the Faith, &c., and in the Year of Our Lord
One thousand eight hundred and twenty-live.
(Signed)
George Nayler, Garter,
Principal King of Arms.
Kalpii r.iGLAN'D, Ckirenceuj;,
King of Arms.
Edmd. Lodge, Norroij,
King of Arms.
(Endorsed)
Solicited by James Catiiekowe Disney
Somerset Heralh
Recorded in tlio College of Arms London.
CiiAS. Geo. Young,
York llcraU and Register.
GRANT OF THE AR?>1« OF DAA^EXPORT TO REAR-AD:MIRAL
SUi SALUSISURY DAVENl'ORT (FOK^IiaiLY FRYCE.
iimrpnRErs), c.i;., k.c.il, p.c, I'^-c, and da:\ie maria
ins WIFE, 17 MAY, 1S3S.
To ALL AND SINGULAR to whoni tlicsc Presents shall come, Sir Enljih
Bighind, Knight Garter Principal King of Arms, Sir William Woods,
Kniglit, Clarbnceux King of Arms, and Edmund Lodge Esquire, Norroy
King of Arms send Grecti'ug, "Whereas Her jMajesty, by^Varrant under
Her' Royal Signet and Sign'^ Manual, bearing date tho Fourth day of iSlay
Instant, signified unto the jNlost Noble Bernard Edicard, Duke of Nor-
folk, YyMl "^Marshal and Hereditary ^Slarshal of England, Knight of tlic
]\Iost Noble Order of the Garter and One of Her Majesty's Most
Honourable Privy Council, that she had been graciously pleased to give
and grant to Sir Satnahuni rri/ce-nnmjdirei/g, of Brandiall Hall, in the
County Palatine of Chester, Kn'i-lit (Coui]. anion of the :Mo3t llonouralile
Mihtary Order of the Uatu, ili'lilary Kniglit Commander of the Roy.il
Hanoverian Guelphie Order and Rear Admiral of the Fleet), and unto
name Maria, his Wife, natural daughter of William l)aren]iort, late of
Bramhall Hall aforesaid, Es.iuirc, deceased. Her Royal Licence and
Authority that thev may from motives of aifectionate regard to the
Memory'of tlio said Wi/liam Darenport, hmccioith take and use the
Surname and Arms of Darmport only, and that the said Surname and
Arms may in like manner lie taken and borne by the issue of their
]\Iarriage, f.\\^V Arms beim; lirst d>dy exeuiplilled .according to the Laws
of Arms and recorded iu'thc Herald's Office, otherwise tlic .said Royal
Licence to 1)C void and of none cfl'ect. And forasmuch as the said Earl
GRANTS OF ARMS. 35
j\LiKlial did by Wnrrant under His linnd and Seal Leaving date the
eleventh day of the same month authorize and direct Us to exemplify
unto the said Sir Salashimj Pnjri'-n/oiqiJ/rei/s, now Sir Scdii^huri/ Dacm-
pnrt, and to grant and exemplify unto the said Dame Alaria I'njce-
Jlinnjihrei/s, now Dame Maria Davenport the Arms of Davenport rer-
jiectively, Know ye theeefoke that "We the said Garter, Clarexceux
and NoRROY, in ohediencc to tlic Royal Command in pursuance of His
Grace's Warrant and liy Virtue of tlic Letters Patent of Our several
Offices to each of Us respectively granted, do by these Presents exemplify
unto the said Sir Saluahnrij Davenport the Arms following that is to say
Argent, a Oheveron lietu-een tliree Cross Crosslets fitehee Sul'le, a Cantoii-
Anire for distinetion, And for Crest, On a Wreath of the Colvnr^ A
Man's Head propter, around the neeli a ropo Or, cliarged (for distinction)
on the Neelc with a Cross Crosslet fdeliee Salle, as the same are in tho
]\Iargin hereof more plainly depicted to be borne and used for ever here'
after by liinr the said Sir Saluslruri/ Davcn2wrt, and by the issue of his
said jVIarriage, And AVe do further by tho Authority aforesaid grant and
exemplify unto the said Dame Maria Davenport, the Arms following
that is to say Anjent a Chevron hetu:een three Cross Crosslets fifclire Sah'le,
irithiii a hordurc vmvij Axure, as the same are in the ilargin hereof im-
paled with those of her said llusband to be borne and used by her the
said Dame Maria Davenport, the whole pursuant to the Tenor of .the said
Royal "Warrant and according to the Laws of Arms. Ix AVitnesm
"Whereof We tho said Garter, Clarenceux and Xorroy Kings of ArDis
have to these Presents subscribed Our Xamcs and affixed the Seals of Our
several Offices, tliis seventeenth day of May in the First Year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lady Victorlv by the Grace of God of tho
United Kingdom of Great IJritain and L'oland, Queen Defender of the
Faith, &c., and in the Year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred
thirly-oight.
(Signed) R.si.rii Ligland, Garter.
William AVoons, Ctarenveaj;
Edmd. Lodge, Isorroy.
(Endorsed)
Recorded in tlic College of Arms, London, this sixtli day of June 1S3S.
CuAS. Geo. Young,
Yoric Herald ^y Poyjistn:
GRAXT OF ARMS TO THOMAS NORCLIFFE.
Forasmirch as the vertimi.-: and wrll-dcscrvinge are and onglit in all
oquitio to be distinguished fnim imu of meaner and ba.ser coiuliliou and
in all ages and all Comonweallhrs it liathe been houldon as a liegular
cour.sc of proeoadinge for tlie encouragmcnt of others to addi: tn tlic
Worlhie some tribcn or sigiic of Imniiure lo rcmayne to jiostrrilie. Tn
ivgard thereof 1 Richard S'. C'^.-r Xnimv Kingo'f Arms (hrin- (ivwhv
informed by per.wns of g lC,v,|,lr..r il,,. o-,,,,,! laudable and v,-i1r,,us
Gnndition as al.-;o the Gnililni inlil.r raiiia;;' an.l pl.ir,. of .■\Ia,;is(rarvr the
whichc Thomas Korclille of Cu.ale (iomcivall in the CuuuLeye of Voikc
36 FAMILY OF T WELLS.
Esqiiior liatli long tiiuo boviic and exorcisod, do by tlie^e presents gevo
graimte and Assigne unto hym tlie said Thomas Xorcliflo and to liis
yssue and postoritic Cortcn Anncs and Ensigiies witli Blazijn Holme and
Tymbro as manifesto tokens and evident Demonstrations tlierof vilz.
Azure five Lozaunges voided in Crosse Or a Cliicfe Erniyne. And to bis
Creaste on a Torco Or and Azure a CJreyliowndc seiaunte Or (sustayning
•with his righto forefooto a Lozaunge jVrgente) collcred Azure, Jilanteled
Azure Doubled Argcntc As in the JIargent here depicted more plainely
appcaretli, To have and to lioulde to the saido Thomas Norcliffe and
to liis saide yssue and posteritie tp beare and shcwo for Crcast and
Anns of tliem with their proper Dilferances in Shield Coat Armour and
other^\^se and therein to be invested at their libortie without impcdimcnto
letto. or interruption of any person or persons.
In witness whereof I the saide Richardc S'. George Norroye Kinge of
Armes have to these presents put to my hande and Seale of my Office the
XI"' dayo of .Julye in the yeares of the Raignc of oure gratious Soveraigne
Lordo James by the grace of God Kinge of Englando France and Irelando
Deffender of y" Faitho &c. the fowrthe and of Scotland the XXXIX"'.
The arms and crest of Xorcliffc arc depicted in the margin, and there is
an elaborate border in colour, with the portcullis and crown, rose and
crov\ni, and tlie thistle cro^\■nod, and eiglit flowers of various kinds. There
is also the following inscription : " Scno and allowed in the Visitation
taken 31 Augiist in Anno 1612, by me Eichard S'; Goorg, Xorroy King
of Amies."
The seal bears the usual coat of arms of Norroy and the inscription,
" S. Officii jSTorroy Kegis Armorum Boreal. "
FAMILY OF TWELLS.
In the 'East Anglian,' vol. iv, p. 31 ; (lie ' Gencalogisi,' vol. i, p. 35 ;
and in the 'Reliquary,' vol. vii, p. 14G, some notices of tliis uncommon
surname will be found. I can add a few particulars to them, and shall be
glad of any other notes on the name.
The pedigree given in the 'Genealogist' is a copy of that in the 1G84
Visitation of Cambridgeshire. To this I add, that Aiiue wife of William
Lyng, was buried at Fulbourn, Soth ISlarch, 1G83 (Elomefield's Collec-
tanea, p. 37) ; and that the will of j\Iathias Twells, :\Iayor of Lymi
Eegis in IGGG, is dated 27th February, 1G7G. Testator is described as
'of King's Lynn, co. Xorfolk, merchant.' jSIontions his lands at Ter-
rington St. Clement and Terrington St. .John. Ilis four children— Robert,
Elizabeth, Frances, and }»lary; his wife's brother, :Mr. John Uirno ; his
wife Mary; she proved the will in P.C.C, 27th April, 1G77. (Ilale 42).
This ].edigree, to which I can add the folluwing notes, is continued from
Kolvit Tw<^lls, of Wisbech, in the 'East Anglian.'
i:iizalK'tli (daughter of Richard Baldwer, "and wifu of Robert) Twells,
mad.' her will, 3 Octob.T, 1G75. She mentions her late husband Robert
Twells, of Wisbech, deceased, gent., his last will dated 3 April, 1GG7.
My two eldest daughters, :Nrargarct, now wife of Edward Leigh, Dr. of
riiysic, and Elizabeth now wife of Ciabricl Armstrong, E.,.|.,''aud men-
FAJIILY OF TWELLS. 37
tions the deaths of Jane ami Katliciiiie their late sisters. IMy daugliter
Jlary. My brother James Bahhvcr, gcut.i My sons Jolm, ami Koljert
Twcils, under ago. John to go to Univcrsitj'-, and to he allowed £C0 a
year till he is 21 for his maintenance. 20s. apiece for rings to my
brothers and sisters, James r.akhver, Kichard Ijaldwer, and John Baldwcr,
Margaret, Jane, and r)orothy lialdwcr, and Jane wife of my brothur
James. Adm'on, in P.G.C., to James Baldwer guardian to Jolm Twulls
the executor a minor, 20 .June, 1G7C. Proved by said John Twells,
3 April, 1680. (Benco 73.)
This Jolm Twolls was of "Wisbech at the time of the Visitation in
IGSl, and after of Brougliton Astley, co. Leic'r. Sec his monumental
iiisciiption, Nichols' Leicestershire, vol. iv, p. G2. His will dated ."0
i\lay, 1720, was proved by his son John= Twells in P.C.C, 27 Octolier,
1721 (Buckingham 191). He mcntioms his daughters Mary Twell.s,
and Jane Twells. Mary was 'of Leicester, spinster.' Will dated 7
Novcml.ier, 1755, by which she bcrpieaths to 'niece JNIrs. IMary Giffard
who now lives with me £500.' To Ann Cleypole wife of Edward Cley-
]iolo of Belton, co. Kutland, gent'n £50. Land.s at Cambridge to Edward
Twells of Royston, Esij. tjister Jane Twells of AVaiuflcet, co. Lincoln.
John sou of said Edward Twells. Clodfrcy another son of said l'jb\-avd
Twells. Appoints Edward Twells executor, and he proved in P.C.C.
y Februarv, 1758. (liutton, 57.)
Kobcrt Twcils (son of Robert Twells and Elizabeth Baldwer) was
buried at Wisbech, sec ]\L L Watson's 'History of Wisbeacb,' p. 268.
His will is registered in P.C.C. (Isham, 82). He mentions his daughters
Ann, ^Margaret, Camilla, and Dorothv. This will was proved by his son
Ed^val■d Twells.
Dorolliy Twills' made her will as of Leicester, sjiinstcr, 21 January,
1750. She mentions her .sister Ann and her husband George Law ; her
."lister Camilla and her husliand Thomas Law ; and her sister JMargaret
Twells. Her nephew ]Mr. Thomas Life. Her brother Edward Twells
proved the will in P.C.C. 13 July, 1751. (Busby, 221.)
I have the following notes of wills of Twells in Nottinghamshire : —
John Twellcs the eldest of Watnaw Cantlawe in parish of Gresloy, co.
Nottingham. Gives to Mr. Westaliio six shillings to preach funeral
sermon. Lease of farm -\vhcre 1 m'w dwell to Elizabeth my wife.
Daughter Elizabeth. Two younpxM dniglitris. AVifc to be executrix.
Brother Charles Jameson. Wilin's rs, William Jameson and Patrick
Cocke. Proved by relict 10 Fel)nuiry, 1628, in Exchequer Court at
York. (Vol. 40, fo. 311.)
The will of William Twells of Burton Jorce, co. Notts, yeoman, is
dated 13 Nov. 161G, To be buried in the church of Burton Jorce.
Eldest .son James Twells. Second son John Twells. Tliivd sou William
' J.iiacs r.iMw.r. vlll Yv.xca in r.O.O. G ^\.r:. l':i-, .;Mi; ,1 l-^^i-'l, ,1,.,, .,t
lV-t.Tl\,l„„,, ...l , , : ,.,^ i;i.-l.anni:,ia»vr, :^.' i ■ r .- i '-:■.■'■ 1 :':.,■.
'Iwri- (if Lung Sutton admon. of wliosc c.stvlo was gniuted to Jolm Ti
M.'l. in' xi.liol.V Lulcoacr, iv. 0-2.
Uiiiicil nt All S.iiut^, Lciccilor, ^7 Jaiuuay, 1750-51. Pai: Jiijiskr
38 FAMILY OF TWELLS,
Twolls. FouvUi son Xirliolas Twells. Youngest son George Twclls.
Anne Foxe and John Voxc hvv son. ,lolin Mooio my sister's son. Sons
James and John executors. ]5rotlier Thonrns Twells, and John Lilly my
brother in law, supervisors. Proved in Exchequer Court at York, 15 May,
1617. (Vol. 31, fo. 533.)
"Will of Charles Twells of Xottingliam, dated 19 October, 1625. To
be buried in churchyard of St. i\Iarie.s. Gives timber, etc., to son John
Twells and makes hiin executor. Son 'William Twells. Daughter Eliza-
beth Twells. ;Mv lease at Lenton for two acres. Proved bv said execu-
tor in Exchequer court at York, 4 Jlay, 1G26. (Vol. 39, fo. 400.)
" Ellen Twells of Xottingham servant with Elizabeth Trivett of the
parish of St. Peter's Nottingham," in her will dated 22 July, 1598,
desires to be buried in the churchyard of St. Peters. Bc({uoaths to
brother " ^Nicholas Twells of Candjridgc 20'' Avhich my brother Charles
owetli me." To sister ilargaret 10'' which niy brother Charles oweth nie.
To my brother John 2^ Names Antliony Eginglon. " ily sister ^Mai'gery,
licr child Elizabeth Birclio." Dost gown to sister Lirchc. To my brother
Thomas liirche lO" to buy him a bible, and appoints him executor. lie
proved in Exchequer Court at York, 4 August, 1598. (Vol. 27, fo. 355.)
I have examined the ■wills and administrations at Lichfield of pcopJc
of this name from 1656-1820, and the following are all I could find there.
Thomas Twells of Codnor in the parish of Ile.ynor, co. Derliy, labourer,
Adm'on to his widow ilary Twells, G October, 1721. Goods appraised
at XS 13s. 6d.
Adm'on of Elizabeth Twells of Taniworth, dated 13 January, 1730-31.
"Will of ]\ratthew Twells of Kingswintord, co. Stafford, glass-engraver,
dated 7 JS'ovember, 1800. Devises his real estate at 'ChiUwcll, co.
Kottingbani, to his sons John Twells and James Twells in trust to sell, —
interest to wife i\jin Twells for life', — remainder to lu's children Jlathew
T, John T, ISUij T, James T, and Charles T. Proved by John and
James Twells llie executors named in the will, 9 April, 1801.
Besides the wills already mentioned I have noted in the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury, the adm'on of Christopher Twell (.vv'c) of Pinchbeck,
CO. Lincoln, to George Twell his son, Katherine Twell his relict having
rononnccd. (Act book for 1058, fo. 30.) Also, adm'on of Richard
Twelves (.s7'f) of PJackwall in the i.nri -li «f Stepnoy, co. IMiddlesex, tolas
daughter Anne wife of John liowyr, 2:! .May, 1 GG5.
The will of John Twell (.s/V) ,,r' lli,' iKnisli'uf Christchurrh, Citi;^en and
Draper of London, is dated 20 .liilv, 172S. To bu lavd in Ihc diurchyard
of the ])arish of Camberwell. To uiv uiro. >[ary Applcvard living with
me £100 at her age of 21. M'' Mary Ibiwson of Ifacknev, sjunslcr.
Madam Booth of Hackney. iM'VAnn II..UM,n nf lVterborouL;Yi. Brother
Stcplien Twell attorney at Law al l.inr.Jn. AVife Jane Twell executrix
■ - - - ■ n-, 1732. (Bedford 298.)
.if Clnistehureh, London,
->latn,., mad.' h. v will 2G
nf Lniul,,,, AVall. Hi;
;i.iik nf Ad.ii.' Hill. :\p-
■1 Williams and his wife.
vile. Daingerlicld Taylor
or, lie proved 3 August,
and residuary legatee. Slio ]i\n\
.r,\ -1) 11
Jane Tw,..ll of "Warwick La„
r in the
who T take, 1u be lli(! widow ol 1
llr la.l ,.
Odobrr, 17 IS. :\l(.iiliniis, fl
ani'i . N
daughlrvs Ann ami .laim Nruh.
n. M''
Join, Woh'sbm of Waiwhk 1 .a
nc. M'
Godson Kobcrt llorue. ,losr,ih
lloiural
of Ked-cro.ss street residuary h'g.i
ter, and
1758, (llultou 252.)
FAMILY OF TWELLS. 39
Tlic will of George Twcll of St. fliles without Cripi.L'gato, Innkeeper,
in wliicli he mentions his brothers Stephen, Christopher and John; his
son George ; and appoints liis Avife Ann executrix', is registered. Heme 14.
The Avill of John Twells of the parish of Saint George the Martyr in
the CO. of Surrey, gentleman, is dated 29 Is^ovcmher, 173.3. The only
persons mentioned in it arc his brother Joseph Twells, and his (testator's)
wife Isalx'll who is appointed executrix. She proved 29 December, 1733.
(Price 322.)
The will of Richard Twells^ of Xcwark upon Ti-ent, co. Xottingham,
gentleman, dated 24 April, 1744, was proved in P.C.C. by Sarah Twells
Ins relict, 1 1 Scpteml.icr following. He devises lands upon trust to the
Kcv'' Mr. James Gibson of Kirtlington, co. Kott"' clerk. T^Ieiitions Ids
\vife, and his tliree daughters Elizabeth, Sarah, and Mary Twells, and his
estate at Sutton St. JNIary which he had with his wife. ]]y a codicil
dated 12 July, 1744, lie devises his estates to James Gibson, John "Wych
of Stamford, and the Revd. jNIr. Warburton of Erougliton in trust to
sell.
Amongst my miscellaneous notes on the surname of Twells, I find
the following.
Thomas Twells gave money to Ihe poor of Castle Doningtou, by will,
in 1700. (Nichols' Leicestershire.) John. Jonathan, John, and Thomas
Twelves, all residing at Castle Donington, voted at the Poll taken for the
CO. of Leicester 17 Dec. 1719. (Poll for co. of Leicester, London, 1720,
8vo.)
In the list of Bankrupts in the 'Echo' newspaper for 8tli Seiif 1S69,
occurs "Twells, John, Exeter, Commercial Traveller."
ilr. Richard Lionel Grose, of Grove Villa, Ealing, assumed some iev
years since, prajjrio niolii, the surname of Twells. He was of St. John's
CoU. Cambridge, and in no way related to any person of the naine. The
prol.iablc reason for this change of name was that his mother Jilrs. Grose,
married for her 2'"' husband, the Rev'' John Twells, Prebendary in Lin-
coln Cathedral and Rector of Gamston, co. Nott'", liy whom she had no
issue.
In the printed list of Cambridge Graduates, I am rinalle to identify
the following persons; John Twells of Christ's, A.L. 1691; Leonard of
Jesus, A. B. 1704; Thomas (fellow) of Johms' A.B. 174 1, A.^sl. 1748,
S.T.B. 175G.
Leonard Twells' was made M.A. liy Diploma at Oxfonl, 7 Dec., 1733,
and D.D. July 7, 1740. Leonard Twells of Brasenose was B.A. 4 Nov.
1736. Some letters of Leonard Twells of Jesus College, Cambridge,
will be found in Xichol's 'Literary Anecdotes,' vol. i, p, 465.
In the General Cemetery, Nottinghain, there is a monument to
'Alfred Twells, died 23 June, 1874, agl'd 67 ; and Eliza Twells, relict of
tlic above, died 3 Feb. 1877, aged 69.'
The following arc iiotes of nionumcidal inscriptions in the churehyard
at Loughborough, co. Leicester: —
John Twells died 22 Aug. 1812, aged 82. Sarah his wife died 24
Jan. 7, 1831, aged 76.
' Sec h'u biiriiil, ]k 43.
' "- Uector of St. JbiUliew, F li.Iay-stri-i't. S.-,- his buri:.l, p. IG. Aatli.a- of ;i Lock i>u
Di'iuouiat's, and other work>. Ste Watt's BiHiytiiuta IJiitauuica, vul. ii, v. I'-ti.
40 FAMILY OF T WELLS.
Josepli Twnlls' died 2i April, 1831, a-cd 40; and llannali liis uifc
did 26 April, 1831, a-od 35. Jolm Twcll.s,' Tarisli Clerk, diixl 31 July,
18G2, aged 73 (liariud in the cemetery.)
John Twell.-^, juu^ eldest son of Jolui Twells, cLu'lc of this parish, and
I'Jizaheth his wife, accidentally drowned in the river Soar, in the evening
of Friday, June 23, 1837.
Edward TwelLs sou of John Uie clerk, died 5 July, 18G7, aged 31
years; and Joseph Twells, another of his son.s, died 21 March, 1SG7,
aged 17 years. James Twells, Accountant, and General Commission
Agent, also a son of the clerk, was liA'ing at 51 Church gate, Lough-
horough, ill 1878.
The following notes of probates and adni'ons arc from the Act Books
at York :—
1713. Juno 20. Probate of "Will of John Twells of Kewark, gent., to
Sara Twells his relict.— iV,'/r,,r/,- Ad Bool:
lCGG-7. :March 8. William Twells of Xottingham. Adni'ou to Eliza-
betli his x^\ict.—Nvt(!i,q]nmi rmn Bhiqhni,, Art Bnol:
1GG8. October 29. Matthew Twells of AVatnall. Adm'on to ]\rary his
widow. — Iliid.
1G71. Xov. 4. Probate of will of Henry Twells, gent., of Nottingham,
to Anno Twells his relict.— //;/.?.
1G77. May 15. Probate of will of Anne Twclcs of Nottingham, widow,
to Kichard Greasley her nephew and universal legatee. — Ihid.
1G77. November 22. Probate of will of William Twells of Nottingham
to Mary his relict and .sole cx'x.—lbid.
1G85-G. March 22. Probate of will of John Twels of Nottingham to
Jlary Twels Ids relict.— //</<?.
1730-1. January 11. Probate of nuncupative will of .Alary Twells of
Barton to Robert Perkins and ^Mary wife of Charles Freeman,
Jl,f>>.
1734, Decendjcr 7, Probate of will of William Twells of Nottin-liam
to Mary Twells his relict.— /A/-/.
^Matthew Twells is charged for two liearths in Auston, co. York, in
Subsidy Poll ;.;{;, AVest Riding, co. York, IG Car. 11,
John Twells, clerk, is charged for four liearths in AYeston, co, Lincoln,
in Subsidy Roll lit.
Twell or Twells was a name eoiinuoii in Lincolnshire, and is no doubt
an abbreviation of Atwell. A pedigree of At^^■eli is entered in the 15G2
AHsitation of Lincnlushire, ncc ' Genealogist,' vol. iii, p. 345. The will of
AVilliam Attwell of AYainileet is registered in the Consistory Court at
Lincoln, vol. for 1.^75, book ii, fo. 190; and that of Thomas Attewell
of llorncastle in the. vol. for 1G17, book i, f... 7G. The undermentioned
will of Twells's will also be found in the records of the Consistory Court
at Liiieohi.
Yol. for ICll, book ii, fo. 39. Richard Twell nf Quadrin-, hushand-
maii. Dated 21 Alay IGll. Son Kdnmnd Twrll, ui.d.a' age. My father
li ,111.1 .loUn wav brutliors. Tliey u.re smiH of .Mui 'I'wcIIh nf Kegwcill,.
,ij;c! is eiitcreiliu the K,.;istci- nf HI. M.irlin's, Linuinglmni, -Julm Twi-lti
itli, ljiicln;lui-, iiiKl ihuy lliadL41 of tUi.s ])ari,sli, miiuster, married tSeiit. 9Lh.
FAMILY OF TWELLS. 41
Kicliaid Blades. EJmond Cols. Edmoiid Twcll my brollier. ^Vifc
Joan executrix. Slic proved 25 June, 1611.
A^ol. for IGll, Look ii, fo. 16'!''. Kobcrt Twcll of Eullingljorowc.
Undated. Katlierine wife of Thomas Annger, and their two children.
Ellen my daughter the wife of John Morric. Edward son of my said
daughter ; the other three children of said daughter. Wife Agnes, and
.son Richard exccntors. Loth proved 13 September, IGll.
Vol. for 1G30, fo. 477. Augustin Twoll of Donington, co. Lincoln,
husbandman. Dated 15 July',^ 1630. To be buried in churchyard of
Donington. To James Skiner my sister's son £i ^^•hcn twenty years of
age. Jane Skiner my sister's daughter. Joliu Twcll my son, nnder age.
lilary Twell my daughter. The tlii-ec children of Edward TweU my
brother. The four children of Lcnard Twell my brother. The two
children of William Browne of Quadringe. "Wife jAlary solo executrix
and residuary legatee. Eobcii Shepard and John Belton, supervisors.
Proved by relict'l7 Nov. 1030.
Vol. for 1631, book ii, fo. 206, John Twells of Linwood, co. Lincoln,
labourer. Dated 3 i\Iay, ICSl. Wife Anno TweUs executrix. Father
in law Robert lilowe and John Blowe my brother supervisors (no probate).
Vol. for 1639, fo. 777. Richard TweU of "Wigtoft, labourer. Dated
13 Nov. 1638. Son Richard TweU. Sou "Wili'iam TweU, under age.
Daughter Frances Twell, under 20. Bridgit Parkin my daughter in law,
ruidor 20. "Wife Frances sole executrix (no probate).
Vol. for 1615-6, fo. 453. Richard Twell of Billingborough, Taylor.
Vol. for 1619, fo. 91. Toljias Twelves of Edenham, co. Lincoln, hus-
bandman. Dated 5 Nov. 1618. Grandchild Alice Twelves. Daughter
Anne wife of Humphrey Priest. Sons Peregrine and Thomas. The
children of Humphrey Pilest and Anno his wife. Son Edward and
daughter Alice executors. Witnesses Edw. Queeny, Jolm llockerstone.
Proved by liolh executors 21 April, 1649.
Vol. for IGGl, fo. 857. liolH.it Tweles of Trusthorpe, labourer.
Vol. for 1662, f.i. 333. Robert Twellos of Long Leadenham, co. Lin-
coln, yeoman. Dated 3 Feb. 1662. Son John Twelles, eldest daughter
Anno TweUes, youngest daughter Mary Twelles, aU under age. I\bu-y my
now wife sole executrix. Proved 27 Feb. 1662. At fo. 327 of this Vol.
there is a lioud entered of jMary Avidow of Robert TavcUcs.
Vol. for 1663, fo, 94. Robert Twcll.s of Little Hale, labourer.
Vol. for 1668, fo. 219. John Twells of Whickeuby, in co, Lincoln,
yeoman. Dated 21 January, 1668. To be buried in churchyard of
Whickeuby. Elinor TwoUs of Stainfrild my mother. Sister Elizabeth
Twells of Stainfield. Brother Williaiu Twells. Brother Jerome Twells.
Wife JIary sole executrix. She pr.jved 11 Feby. 1G6S. This is from the
original will which is .seeded with a .swau, not however drawn as a crest,
there being no torco. When the Twells's of Cambridge in 1681 tried to
persuade the Heralds that they ^\i■y>\ ciilitlcil to coat-armour, Iho crest to
which thej'' laid claim was a sw.m ]iiMpfr. iS'C ' ( Icuealogist,' i, 35.
Vol. for 1669, fo. 10. Charles Twll, (,r (uvat Hale.
„ „ fo. 2SS. Slr|,|„n 'I'wellsof ,Swluesheud(nuueupative).
„ 1670, fo. nOT'. ,loliii Tw^llrs, ,,t Long Leadenham, yeoman.
„ 1671, fo. 150. ];i<:liard'i'w.H,;,,.f Long Leadenham, yeoman,
„ 1673, fo. 140. George Twell, of Creat Hale.
1690-1.
Feb.
12,
.-Mr
. Jnl,
1715-C.
.1,111.
]!icl
lanl 'I
172C-7.
Feb
. 9.
Mr.
Ricli
42 FAMILY OK TAVELLS,
Vol. for 1C75, fo. 20.5. Robert TavoILs of ] relprinqlunu.
„ 1G77, fo. 2G3. John Twdls, of Helpringliam.
„ 1C79, fo. 592. Eicliard Twell, of Bicker.
„ 1G81, fo. 142. Eoljert Twcll, of LiUiiigl.orougli, tailor.
„ „ fo. 492. Elizabctli Twoll, of Heoldiigtoii.
(Examined to 1085.)
Fro.m the r.vMSii llEGisTEns ov Newaek, Nons.i
Marriages.
Tivolla and Mrs. Sarah M.ison.
i\rll.-< and Flizabcth Twentyman.-
,rJ TwcUs and Jlrs. Elizabotli WUarburtoD.'
Baptisms.
1683-4. Jan. 3. Leonard s. Mr. John Twclh.*
16S5. Sep. 10. Mary d. „
1658. May 8. Thomas s. „
1692. Dee. 30. Sarah d.
1693-4. Meh. 23. Kichard b.
1691-5. Mch. 7. Joseph
1713. July 27. John
1716. Dec. 6. Sarah
1718. June 12. John b. „
1719-20. Mch. 5. Joseph p.
1721. Aug. 26. Ehzabctli d.
1723. Sep. 24. Twentyiiian e.
1724-5. Mch. 18. Itiehard s. „ ) rr,-^^
Hannah d. „ J ^'""'•
1727-8. Feb. 10. Jlary d.
1730. May 21. Sarah d.
1731. June 17. JIary d.
1734. April 6. George s.
1734 5. Mch. 21. Ann d.
Burials.
16S6-7. Feb. 16. Flizabcth d.ui. of Mr. John Twell.s.
1687. Aug. IS. M.ary „
1659. Dec. 24. Mary wife „
1696. Oct. 1. John son „
170S-9. Feb. 10. Jo,?cph Twelk.
1712-13. Jan. 1. Mr. John Twcll.s.''
1720. July 16. A cliild of Mr. Fdchard Twelves.
1722. Aug. 19. Sarah dau. of „
„ Sep. 25. Child of Mr. Twelves.
„ Nov. 26. iTohn son of „
1725. Dec. 22. Elizabeth wife of Mr. Eicliard TutIv,^.
1728-9. Jan. 3. Child of .Mr. Twell.^.
„ Fob. II.
• For these and mo.^t of the subsequent citraota I liavo to thank Col. Choster,
D.C.L.,LL.D.
= Mar. lie. ArcMcaconni of Noitimjhum. Kichard Twells of Newark, gent, and
Elizabeth Twciityuiau of H,ime .<^pin3ter aged 22. Thomas Twells of Newark ' phar-
ni.acopojia' bound. 2 Jan. 1715.
ni.acopojia' bound. 2 Jan. 1715.
3 1726. Feb. 2. liichanl Twells of Newark, Att..rnev nl.
Law, aged 30, and
Klizabeth Wavburtcn ..f same spinster aged 26. Mm: lie. Arclnh
ac'nini of N<4tm.
* Mar.li,: ArelnUaconrn „f Knlli„:,hn,„. 1678. 1 ). e. -J. .b.I.i
, TwJlls ..f Newark,
m.xsler <if the l'"ice Silii.c.l of Newark, aiul Mi.iy Wighlmau .>
1 Newark, spinster,
dau'r of -W illian. Wigldio.in of Newark, Ivci".
Mon. )i,s" for John Twrll.s about 39 years nia.^ter of Newa
ik School who tUed
i Jan. 1713, aged 61. Sa 'Dickinson's Newark,' page 2i
FAMILY OF TWELLS. 43
1720-30. Mch. 24. Twonlvmnn son of Mr. Richard Twolls.
1732. June 16. Ckild of Mr. Twells.
1734-5. Feb. 5. Georgn son of Kichard Twelves.
1735. Aug. (— ) Ann daughter of Mr. lliohard Twelves.
1736. Sept. 21. Child o£ Mrs. Richard Twels.
1737. Jlay 23. Elizabeth, irife of Mr. Twell.s.
1741. Nov. 6. Elizabeth, dau. of Mr. Richard Twelv.s.
1743-4. Feb. 21. Richard Twelves, jr.
1744. July 20. 5Ir. Richard Twells.
1750. May 12. Mrs. Elizabeth Twelves.
Mar. Licensks, from AEc,'HDEACO^'RY of Notiingham.
1G7J. June 9. George Twolls of St. Maiy'-s parish, Nottingham, labourer, a bachelor,
aged 22, and Isabel Simons of same, spinster, aged 19.
1726. Ocf 1. 'William Twells of Kingston on Soar, co. Nottingham, Bhoemaker,
bachelor, aged about 28, and Mary Rcet of same, spinster, aged aljout 27.
From the Parish Reolsters of All Saints, Leicester.
Saplisms. y
1731, Nov. SO. Mary dau'r cf William and Mary Twelves.
1736. March 13. Martlia dau'r of William and Maiy Twells.
1739. Jau'y 28. Ann dau'r of William and Jlary Twells.
Marndqc.
1730. Sept. 22. William Twelves and Mary AUcu.
From the Parish Registers of Wisbeach.'
Baptisms.
1704. Aug* 25. Anne dau'r o£ Rob' and Marg' Twelves.
1705. Oct. 10. Elizabeth dau'r of same.
1700. Dec. 19. Margaret dau'r of same.
1707-8. Jani 6. Mai ie dau'r of same.
1708-9. Feb. 16. 'Camilla filia Roljti Twells, gcnerosi et Margaretro uxoris ejus."
1710 'Edwardus filius Rob" Twells gcnerosi etMargt" uxoris ejus.'
1715. April 7. 'Dorathia filia Robt' TweUs, Arm. et 5Iargt»' ux'is ejus.'
Burials.
1640. Dec. 16. Katlierine Twells, wife of Edward Twells, gent.
In 1662 Robert Twells signs as churchwarden. William Twells signs as church-
warden in the vears 1621, 1622-3, 1037, and 1638.
1709. April 3. Maria lilia Rob'- Twells gen".
From the Pauisii Registers op St. Margaret's, Lynn Regis.'
JBaptisms.
1656. March 6, Mathias .son of Mr. M.^lliia.-. Twells, born 25 Feb.
1C57. M.iySI. Eliz.Jjclh Twelve? d' of Mr. Mathias Twells.
1659. April 23. Francis dau. of Mr. Jlathias Twelves.
1660. Nov. 8. I'obort Twelves sou of Mr. Mathias (the name is corrected to Twells iu
a later hand.)
1661. Nov. 14. John Twells the son of Mr. IMathias.
1665. Aug. 16. Mai7 Twelves d"- of Mr. Blathias, Aid".
1667. May 1. Mary Twells d- of ]\Iatlu,ts Twells, Esq., Major.
1C67. May 10. Jlathiaa son of Mathias Twells, Esq., Major.
1G91. Aug. 27. Mrs. Mary Twells.
From the Parish IlEoisTKiis of St. Mary's, Nottikgham.
Mnrrial.
1504. July 21. Robert Ilawtou and Elizabrth Twelles.
1596. June 12. Thomas liiroh and Maiyorv 'I'wellcs.
1610-11. Feb. G. Robert Twells and Ulizabei
' These extracts add to tlu^ pedigrees iu t!
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44 FAMILY OF TWELLS.
1625. May 18. Thcma.s Twolk's m<\ Marpcarct Smyth.
1629. Aug. 1.3. John Dclx'll and J'.liz.ibeth Twclls.
1633. Oct. 5. WilUara Watson and Elizabeth TwcUi
1635. Aug. 3. George Tw.-Us and Mary Turner.
1637. Aug. 15, Henry Twelts and Margaret Kirke.
(Examined to 1754.)
Baptized.
1592. Aug. 24. Edmoud ton of Henry Twellci.
1594-5. Mch. 17. Katheriuo d.au. of „ „
1698. May 26. William .son
1599. Oct. 28. Elizabeth dau. of John Twills.
1600. Nov. 16. George eon of Henry Twell.s.
1601. Oct. 11. Anne dau. of John Twells.
1601-2. Feb. 6. AViUiam .son of Cliarles TwoUs.
1603. Apl. 25. Thom.is sou of Heni-v Twells.
Kov. 6. Mary dau. of John Twells.
1603-4. Mch. 8. Eliz.abeth dau. of Cliarles Twells.
1604-5. Feb. 15. Leonard sou of Henry Twclls.
1606-7. Feb. 21. Fulcke son of John TwcUs.
1607. Mch. 25. Dorothy dau. of Henry Twelk.
1609. Apl. 20. George son „ „ „
1612. Kov. 15. Thomas „ „ „ „
1618. June 7. AViUiam son of Edward Tn-ell.s.
1627. May 6. Tliomas sou of Thomivs Twclls.
1629. Apl. 19. Theodora d,au. „ „ „
1631. Apl. 24. Amie „ „ „ „
1634. Sep. 14. Samuel son „ „ „
1635. Ucc. 13. Bridget dau. of Thomas & Margaret Tw
1636. Juno 12. Elizabeth „ „ „ „ „ ,
1637. July 23. Samuel .son. „ „ „ „ ,
1638. Sop. 30. Kichard son of George & Alice Twella.
1039-40. Jan. 19. Mary d.au. of George Twells.
1674. Dec. 11. Samuel sou of Mr. John ,t Su^.onia Twel
1718. Aug. 24. John son of Willi:iin ,', ■'.:',, T.v.lvcs.
" Oct. 23. Ann dau. of Hcni\ „ ' '..>lve;
1720. Nov. 2. John son of Hemv c\ ' ,: i . ■ !•.
("E.N.uoiiudi..],;.o.)
Buried.
1500. Oct. 25. lleury, infant of Henry Twells.
1603. Apl. 10. Fuleko .sou of Johu Twell.s.
1614. Juno 8. Anne wife of Charles Twells.
1610. Apl. 10. Edward Twells.
1617-18. Mch. 8. K.athcrine dau. of Heiuy Twclls
1623. Juno 15. Isabel, sister of Cliaile.s Twclls.
1024-5. Jan. 25. Henry Twclls.
1026-7, Mch. 2. Johu Twells, a poor man.
1029. July 8. AVilliara Twcllcs, wlicclw.ii^lit.
,, „ 22. Mary dau. of l!..l..-it Twells.
1630. Apl. 27. Thomas son of Tln.mas Twrll.s.
1G34. Sep. 16. Sanuiel .son of Tlioma.i Twclls.
1635. Nov. 10. Anne d.ui. ,
1630. Apl. 26. Bridget ,
1066-7. Feb. 18. Mr. William Th.IIs.
1677. Oct. 20. !\Ir. William Tw. Kcs.
174S-9. Feb. 27. Marv, wile of .Mi. Thomas TwcU
175.>*. Mch. 15. Thomas .son of „
1761. Mch. S. Catherine dau. „ „
„ Oct. £0. Mr. Thomas Txvdls.
(Eiumiucd to 28 Feb..
FAMILY OF T WELLS. 45
Fkom the Papish REoiSTi;rs of St. Peter's, Nottikoqam.
Mari'icd.
1C2C. July 8. John Twelles k Elizalictli Liuley.
1029. Apl. 18. Jmnes Wiitkinson & lOlizabetli Twelle.^.
1G44. Apl. 22. Uobei-t Vcrnum & Klizabeth TwcUes.
ICJJ. Bee. 2tf. ^Villiam Caguloy & Tlieo.lorc TwolLs.
(Examiuca to 1743-9.)
J>n]ili:cd.
157S. Dec. 21. Nicholas son of llichard Twels.
1C26. May 7. Elizabeth dau. of Thomas Twells.
1C50. Dec. 11. George son of George <t Mary Twells, of St. Mary'a.
1052. Apl. 7. John son of John &. JIary Twells, of St. Mary's.
(Examined to 1710-1.)
Huncd.
\t,7S-9. Moh. 12. Richard Twells.
l.TOS. Jtdy 25. Ellen Twells.
1G03. Dec. 23. Margaret Twells.
1054. Nov. 7. Margaret, wife of Henry Twelves.
1G71. July 28. Henry Twells, Gent.
1C7C. Nov. 23. Mrs. Anne Twelves, widow. I
1CS4. Apl. 11. Jane Twelves, ^^'U\o^v.
(Examined to 1740.)
From the Parish Registkhs or St. Nicholas, NoiTiNcnAM.
Marricil.
1C31. Aug. 21. Robert Twells & Jane Rowland.
(Examined to 1754.)
Papti:cd.
1611. Dec. 8. William son of Robert Twells.
1613-14. J.an. 31. Jolni „
1016. July 23. Marydau. of R.i.-t T'r.iu,.
1019-20. Eeb. 11. Robertson ^i r \ ■ i
1632. Apl. 25. Alice dau. of 1'
1035 Mch. 30. Thomas audi:
1037-8 Mch. 4. Henry son of J 1
1038. Nov. 4. Mary dau. of R.
. M .,.; i;..l,ert&Janor,.
i.nv .V M.nr.OL-t TaxlJ\'S.
(Examined to 1754.)
1624. Dec. 24. Eliz.abcth wife
1031-2. Jan. 27. Mary 7'«r//«,
1039-40. Feb. 23. Henry son of
1054. Nov. 7. JIargaret wife of
]!„r!al.
of Robert Twclfcs.
Henry Twells.
Henry Twells.
(Examined to 1754.)
From the Parisi
I Registers ok Soutiiweli., co
ISOl. Nov. 30. William Twell
tliis pari.^h-by banns.
Is, of St. Mary's, Nottinghanr
1722-3. .Tan. 22. William son ol
t M^ wi" -1 :' i;:'i.,,i,u--Tw
and Ann Robinson of
1724. Dec. 28. Kallieriue.lau. of .M'. t: : I.
1725-0. Mch. 14. William son of TUm,.,
1727-S, Feb. 20. Mary son of .Mr. Tb.-n, . ,', K i:i. .
lliirial
1722-3. Jan. 24. William .son of William Twells.
17-JO. Juno 7. William son of Jlr. Thomas Twells.
1757. May 31. Mr. Twells, a),..thooarv.
1779. Jleh. 13. Jlrs. C.itbaiine Twells widow.
1793. Feb. 21. Amy Twells.
liO:). Nov. 12. MaryTvyells.
1S07. Ajil. 3. Calhoriue Twells.
' E.wmincd to ISC;
FAMILY OF TWELLS.
MARnuQE Licence -Bishop of London's Registry.
1703-4. Feb. 9. ^Valter W0II3, of St. Clement Danes, bachelor, aged 30, and M'rs.
Dorothy Twclls of Bomo, sijuister, agod 21, with consent of her father Jlr. John
Twells : to inarry at St. Andrew'<j, Holboru.
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS FROM PAllISII FxEGISTERS.
BO.sTON, CO. lil.NCOLN.
Married.
ICSC. May 2. Charles Twelves & Abigail Quinsey.
EapUzcd,
1019-50. Fob. 21. Sarah dau. of William Twelves.
IGOO. Sept. 20. Mary dau. of ^\'illiara & Mary Twelves,
ALFORD, CO. IJNCOLN.
Buried.
1085. Dec. 22. William Twells, sojourner.
St. Giles, City of Oxford.
Married.
I7IS-IO, Jan. 22. Edw.ard Twells & Ann l^nglish— by Banns/
St. MAEQAnET's, Westmikstkr.
Married,
1740-1. Feb, 10. Jolni Twells & Margaret Coats— by licence.
St. James, AVe.st.minster.
Married.
1G97. Aug. 3. Tlionias Tweh of Ca.stlo Douington co. Leicester and Jlaiy rre3ton of
St. Clement Danes— Lie. Bp. Lond.
St. Gile.s, CniprLEGATE, London.
Buried.
1GC7, Not. 7. Robert son of Robert Twelves, merchant- consiimption.
„ „ 13. Elizabeth wife of Thomas Twells— childbed— St. Foster's.
St. Matthew, Fiiiday Street, London.
Buried.
1741-2. Feb. 24. Leonard Twclls, D.D. Rector— chancel vault.
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London.
Buried.
1701. July 30. Elizabeth dau. of John & Sarah Twelves.
St. Mahtin in tttf Fields, Middlesex.
1GG3. Nov. 12. Charles .son of a..- . ; 1 ', :i, Twelves— born 10"'.
1CC6-7. Jan. 24. Williamson of tir.. , i - :h Twclls-born 22^.
1G78. Aug. 25. Charles son of Jtlni : .; i .\. ;i i calves- born 28 July.
1080. Oct. 0. Tobias „ „ „ „ „ „ —born 5"'.
Buried.
ICGl. Oct. G. Charles Twelves-infant.
1G71. Oct. 30. John Twells, " imer."
1C71-2. Jan. S. Charles Twells, ■' puer."
1G7C. July 21. Jane Twelves, " i.uella."
„ Nov. 17. Richard Twelves, " i.uer."
Lexton, CO. Notts.
Married.
l.-.SO-l. Jan. 10. J'..i,Ui..l,,i,iew Twells & J..an Barkwood.
1027. May 2?. Aull,.ii,v 'I'l^well >V l-:ii/.ab,-th Tw.-lls.
Dec. 3. Kichard Hulhwrtt k Amie Twells.
1712. Aug. 1. Tliomas Twelv.s & Amy Xewham, ..pinster, both of Newark.
Buried.
15S5. July 30. Joane wife of Bartholomew Twells,
47
TEDIGREE OF JULLIAN.
Conimunicatcd by HICNIIV WAGXER, Esq., F.S.A.
Jacob Jullian, Huguenot Rofugoo,=j=JcanBC Gourgaz, of
eettled in Geneva, Switzerland. I Somniicrcs, in Lan-
Dead in 1719. I Ruedoc, France.
Jcau Jullian, soltled in Lonilon, in=f=]\Iarguerilho, dau. of Antoino
parish of S. Bartholomew's, and elected Elisson, of Sommitres, after-
a Director of the French Hospital G wards of Bern, m. circ. 1720
Jan. 1748, d. ... 1754. Letlo's of (betrothed at Bern, 22 Nov.
admon. granted to his widow Jlar- 1719). "Will of 21 Jan., jiro.
garet, 2G Mar. 1751. in P.C.C. 13 Juno, 1771
(258 Trevor.)
Peter Bartholomew Jullian, =i=^Iavy, dau. of Henry Jacomb, son and
b. at Geneva, 10 Dec., and
there bapt. in the Temple
Ncuf 31 Dec. 1723, d.... 1776
or '77, and bur. in Churchyard
of S. Bartholomew's, London.
I nil child of "William and Mary Jacomb,
and grandson to Dr. Thomas Jacomb,
one of the Puritan Coadjutors at the
Savoy Conference of IGGl, b. 2 May
1730, m. at All Hallows' on the Wall,
II May 1757.
Kev. Peter Jullian, B. in
Hatton Court, Thrcadnecdlo
St., 1 March 1758, Jesus
Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1790,
M.A. 1792, and a Fellow
of Dulwich College, d, unm.
... 1813.
I.
T.cAvisa !Mary,
b. 24 Jan.
1 759, and d.
in infancy.
Frances jMarga-
retta Mary, b.
21 Dec. 17G],
d.SJuncl7G}.
I
Elizabeth,
b. 2G Sejit.
17G3, anJd.
in infancy.
jMary Aunc Han if,
IMarcli and bapt. :it
not Find; 1 April 1
at .Mullock, c/i. D.
Oct. 17 9G, d. at 'J'r
Dec. 1811.
I. b. 7-rRov. David Bird Allen, Trim
Coll., Oxf., B.A. 1791, M.A.
1794, Rector of Burton in
Rhos, CO. Pembroke, and J.P.
JO for CO., Prebendary of Brecon,
and Rural Dean, b. IG Feb,
17G9, d. 31 Dec. 1S31.
Issue, C sons, of wlumi 5 married and have issue.
For continuation, see Burke's Lamlcd Gcnlnj,
under Allen of Bicton.
48
CANTERBURY WILLS.
In Part I of the Appendix to the Eiglith Report of tlic Historical
MSS. Commission will be found two lists of Wills which M-ere
proved, dm-ing vacancies of tlic See of Canterbury, before the
Commissary of the Prior and Chapter of Canterbury, to whom
the jurisdiction of the Archbishop's Prerogative Court reverted,
" Sedo vacante."
These Wills are 481 in number, and as they relate to persons
who, for the most part, possessed considerable property, and Avho
died in various parts of the province of Canteibury, tliuy arc of
great and general value.
The report states that these Wills "never came within the
cognizance of the officials of the Archbishop's Prei-ogative Court,"
and that " it would be in vain to make a search in the Will Office
in London .... for information concerning them ; " and, " in
fact, this register contains four hundred Wills which, up to the
present time, have been unknown to genealogists."
But an examination of the Prerogative Court registers, now at
Somerset House, shows that of the 4S1 AVills thus entered in the
Prior-and-Chapter's book at Canterbury 422 are registered (and
indexed) in the London series, and these have been coiistantly
used by genealogists and others.
Amongst the remaining 59 Wills, wliich are registered in the
Canterbury book, but not in the London series, will be found
several interesting names — e.g., Tho. Barnardiston, Knt. of Bar-
nardiston ; Wm. Sutton, Rector of St. Stephen's, Walbrook,
London ; John Legh, gent, of Addington ; Wm. Purches, Lord
Mayor of London in 141)7 ; Adiian Whetliill (father of Sir Richard
W.) ; Geoffrey ^Dormer, of Thame ; and Hugh Pemberton, Alderman
of London.
Readers of tho 'Genealogist' who possess a copy of the Report
should note therein that the .5!) Wills which are not to be seen in
London are as follows (the names mentioned being inclusive) : —
P. 332, column i. — John Tyall of Colchester, and from J. llervy.
Dean of Hereford, to Tho. Hynton.
P. 334, column ii. — John Gooday, Tho. Barnardiston, Kt., and John
Merecroft, gent.
P. 33.J, cohunn i. — Eli/,: Charles to John Legh, and Will: Purches
to Geoffrey ])ornicr.
P. 33.J, column ii. — Ric; Dawson to Rubert Welymet.
J. C. C. S.
EXTRACTS FROM THE EARTSII Rl'GLSTI'.R.S OF "WHITE
WALTIIA]\], BERKS.
Commuuicatcd liy F. A. BLAYDES, V.^q.
Lapti«.ms.
1505. Sept. 14, was Ixiplised lillizalictli Logging y" danglitor of Simon
Loggius, gout.
15C7. Sept. 2i, was baptized Joaiio Dcffyckc, y" da\rL:litev of .Tho.
Deffycke, cleako of Eatooii Colledgc (.John Drthick, puLliquc
iiotai-ie of Aeton College.)
1571. Sept. 16, was baptized Elle,n Loggins y daughter of Siniu
Loggins, gent.
157 1. July 7, wa.s baptized Rafc Noiys y<= soimc of Robert Xorry.s.
157G. Feb. 4, Itiu, was baptized Joyce tlic doclitcr of Robert Xoris.
1 578. Jail. 16, Edwarde Paule tlie soiino of Richard Paulc was Baptised.
1579. Juno 14, Elizabeth Blower the daughter of John Blower vicar
was baptised.
1579. Juuo 28, Roberte Norris Uio sonn of Rol.)ert Xorris was baptised.
1581. Ootob. 29, Woldon Xorris the souue of R.iberte Xorris was
baptized.
15SI. Aug. 26, Thomas Pagett tlic Soime of ^^'illialn Pagctt was
Bajitizcd.
] 581. Poc. 2, :\rary Blower the daughter of Jolin Blower vicar of "Wliilo
AValltliam was baptized.
]58(. Dec. 25, Elizabeth Pagett tiie daugliter of William Pagvlt was
baptized.
1;)90. Nov. 9, Thomas Xewberyc the soune of Thomas Newberyo was
baptized.
1591. March 4, Isabcll daughter of Thomas Xewliery baptized.
1592. ]\[ay 18, Hughe sonne of Leonard Avelin gent. Bapti.
15'j:',. ^ilay 12, Katherino Daugliter of .John Blower vicar bapti.
1."'95. Oct. 29, Ursula the dan-htcr Tliomas Xcwbcary was baptyzc.l.
1597. June 25, Margaret the daughter of TIkuikis Xewljmy was
Ijajitized.
IGOO. March 8, Thomas tho sonne of Roberte Xorris was Baptized.
IfiOl. I\Iay 11, Robert tho Sonne of Thomas Xcwbcrrv.
lGi)2. May 13, Xicholas the sonuo of :Mathewe Frewiii.
IGOl. Xov. 2.5, William tlic sonc of Willin. Fhiddyer.
IGOG. Sept. 28, Roberte Xewberry the sonne of Roiicrte Xcwlicia'v.
1G09. Oct. 15, Katlierine, the daughter of Robert Xewbcrv.
IGIO. Krpt. 21, Thomas the sonne of Willy.im I'luddyer.
IGll. Sriil. 1, Anne the daughter of Robert Xewben-y.
1 G 1 ■■'.. Oel. :',, l-:iiz:d.eth the dau-htei- of Robert X,.\vl)Jrry.
lGl:i. J'rb. C, Su.-;anna the dau-liter of Fnniris Xewl.evi'v nviil.
\'>\ I. .Se],!. -Jl, Elizabeth the daugliter of Framis Xewl.'eiry eeiit,
1G15. (Ki. l:(, Kathcrine the Daughter of Rob a !e ^ewbeiry!^
VOL. VI. E
50 EXTRACTS FROM PARISH REOISTKRS.
IGIG. Feb. 17, Charlus the soiuic of Francis Newberry gont, was bap-
tized aiul was burriod. the 23 day followiiiij;.
1C17. June 23, I^Iargarctt the Daughter of Lewis James gout, was
ba])tizcd.
1G17. Aug. 17, Tlionias tlic sonne of Richardc Welden gent, was bap-
tized.
IGIS. Sept. G, Maiia lilia Ludoviei James gencr. Baptizata fuit.
1622. Sept. 12, Kadulplius lllius Roberti Xewborry.
1622. Jan. 9, Margareta, filia Roberti Wiuclic serui Regii,
1623. March 1 i, !Mavia liha Francisci Xewborry goner.
1624. Feb. 20, Gratia sine Gracia filia Roberti Wiuclie.
1627. June 16, Elizal,etha, fiha Roberti Winche.
1630. Dec. 21, Tlionias hlius Dni E.hnundi Sawyer miUtis.
1G32. July 1, Riehanl y"-' son of Robert Winch.
1632. Sept. 11, George the sonne of John Lightfoot of Woodstrcot
London Esquire.
1632. Dec. 19, Su.-sanna, the Daughter of Ilcnry Xewborry gent.
1633. Sejit. 20, Robert the sonne of Sr. Edmond Sawyer Kniglit.
1634. Oct. 22, FraneiR the sonno of Ilcnry Xowbcry gent. & Francis
liis wife.
1631. Fob, 3, Anne the daughter of S''. Edmond Sawyer Kt. .and Anne
liis Lady wife.
1C35. Feb. 19, John yi; sonne of Henry Xewborry gout, & Francis liis
wife.
1C35. Feb. 23, Arthur ye sonne of Sr. Edmond Sawyer Kt. and Anne
his Lady wife.
1637. Aug. 15, ilary daughter of Sr. Edmond Sawyer and Dame Anne
his Lady wife.
1635. Oct. 13, llonry the sonne of Ilonry Newberry gent.
1038. Jan. 21, Elizabeth, the daughter of Sr. Edmond Sawyer Kt. &
the Lady Anne his wife.
1611. Xov. 24, Aiinc the daughter of ^y. Edward Laker gent was
baptized.
1613. Jan. 25, .Alargarot the daughter of Sr. Edmund Sawyer Kt. &
Anne his Lady.
1 G IS. .starch 16, Elizabeth the daughter of :Mr. J,.hn Leigh & Elizabeth
his wife.
1671. Jan. — , John the son of ,l..hn ffinch Esq-'. & Dame Sarah his
wife.
1C73. June 24, Chapman and Joaiia being"(Twines the soim & dauglitor
of John ilineh of llVens Esq. & Dame Sarah his wife were
Baptized one Mi.hom.'r Day.
167r). July 13, ir.nry the sunn of John Finch of n'eeiis Esq'. & Dame
Sarah his wilV,
1678. June 25, lf,,iin;,li llie Daie.'.hler of Thomas ^^lontaguo of Lanlons
gent c^- ibninah his wile.
167S. June 20, Edn, 1 tlie souu ,.f J..hn Ihncb of Focus Esq and
Dame S;u;l1, 1,,s „ ile was liaptizcd and was buried the 3 day
of July inlloui,,;.:.
IGSl. June 13, ,l,nie the d.uediti I of Thomas Mountaguc of Lintoons
Gent \- Hannah his wife.
EXTRACTS FROM PARISH REGISTERS. 51
ICSl. Oct. IS, Sarah tlic aauglitev of Edmund Sawyer of Iloywoo.l
Esq. & Dame Mary his wife.
1C81. Oct. 2G, Finch tlie son of Edmond Sawyer of Heywood Esq.
and ])amc Alary his wife.
1G33. Marcli 27, Jlartha yo Dauyhter of Thomas jNIountaguy & Hannah
liis Avifc.
1CS3. Nov. 22, Eihnund the sonne of Edmund Sawyer of llcywood
Esq. and Dame Jlary his wife.
1GS5. July 8, Jolni tlic sonno of Edmund Sawyer of Heywood Es(j. &
Dame I\rary his wife.
IGRG. ]\Iarch 27, Mary tlie daughter of Edmund Sawj-er of Heywood
Esq. and ])ame Jlary his -wife.
1GS7. July 1, Geo)'gc the sonno of Edmund Sawj'cr of Heywood Esq.
and Dame Mary his wife.
ICSS. Oct. 31, Francis the sonne of Constantine Phlipps Esq. & Calli
crine his wife.
1C89. July 26, Elizabeth the daughter of Edmund Sawyer E.sq Sc D.
Mary his wife.
1701. Jan. 28, Thcophilis the .son of Richard :\Ianlove Esq. and Dame
I\rary his wife.
1703. Aug. 29, Eobcrt the son of Richard Maidove Esq'' & ^b. ^Mary
his wife.
1701. Juno 4, Thomas the son of Thomas Loveday of fleens gent and
Sarah his wife.
170.">. Apl. 29, William the son of Thomas Loveday of fleens g(;nt. and
Sarah his wife.
1707. Aug. 10, Selby the .son of Thomas Loveday of fleens gent, and
Sarah liis wife.
1708. Sept. 19, Thomas the son of Thomas Loveday of ffecns gent and
Sarah his wife.
1709. Doc 19, Mary the d.aughter of John Sawyer uf Heywood Esq.
Sc Dame Anne his wife.
1717. Feb. 27, Sarah the Daughter of John Sawyer of Heywood Esq.
fc Dame Anne his wife.
1719. Apl. 4, Jane, the daughter of John Sawyer of Heywood Esq. &
Dame Anne his wife.
1719. July PS Arabella the daughter of James Hayes Esq. & Dame
Mary his wife.
1721. July 19, 'Elizabeth the daughter of Charles Winch and Suanah
his wifr.
1727. Aug. 1, Robt. son of ye Honble. Col. Jno. Sawyer & 'SI". Anne
his wife.
1730. Feb. 21, Herbert son of Jno. Sawyer ]■:sq^ au,l Ann his wife.
1731. .May 27, Sarah Daugh''. of Char: & llli/.: Wiiieli.
17 IG. Dec. 30, James the son of M^ John Lee of W.-.-ky and Mary
his wife.
1718. Oct. 23, Anne the daughter of M^ John Lee of Woollry and
I\lary his wife.
n.-'l. Xov. 17, Anne the Daughter of Stephen Lamport and Elizabdli
his wife.
52 EXTKACTS FnO^r rAPtTSH ■REGISTERS.
1755. Jan. 27, William "\Vol)l) the .=;oii of John W.^iman awl Mavy
ThcoaoMu hi., wife.
1757. Feb. 10, Chai'lcs Uk; .^ou of John Weniuan and Mavy Thco.losia
his wifu.
1759. July 2, jMary Thoodosia the daughter of John Wennian & :^[ary
Thcodosia his wife.
17C;l ^lay 18, John Lee son of the Rev'i. Ric'. Ileye.^ & Lois his wife.
17GC. Feb. U, Xathaniel Cowpcr tlie son of Thomas Luuchicv & Catli-
c-rinc his wife.
17GS. June. 7, Anne,, Daughter of ilr. John Leo & Dorothy his wife.
1700. Aug. 14, Dorothy „
1770. Sept. 4, n.'uvy i'iuk the son of Ih: John Lee & Dorothy his
wife.
1772. Feb. 2, John the son of ^Fr. John Lee & Dor.ilhy his wife.
1773. iMay 7, Elizabeth the daughter of 2^Ir. John Lee & Dorothy his
wife.
1774. Oct. 31, :\rary and I\Iartha the Twin Daughters of W. John
Lee & Dorothy his wifi'.
177C. July 17, Thomas the son of :Mr. John Lee of Woolley & Doro-
thy his wife.
1789. Sept. 29, AVliitmore, the second son of Bajitist Hniart Esq. e<t
Sophia his wife whose maiden name was Wliitmore was born
& baptized.
1770. .Sept. IG, I'bipps Vansittart the son & thirtheenth child of the
Rev ])'■. Arthur Onslow Vicar of this Parish & Francos his
wife (whose maiden name was Phipps) was born the 2'"'. &
baptized the IGtli of September.
Mahiuages.
15G5. June 11, .llio Dellykc clrk & Dorithe Beeche.
15CG. ?>lav C, weiv marryed Tho :\r<iontagve .t Katlicrine Tamo.
15G0. ,luiie 12, wu' maried Rafl'e Xvebcryeet Kathei'inc llatche.
15S9. Apl. 10, Henry IMitchell gent, and :\largarett Sharpe wydowc
were married.
15S9. Nov. 9, Thomas Newberye and A'rsula drove were mar.
1590. Xov. 21, ]\liehael Sidiiham gent, and Dnrotliy lludsun wiilowe
were mar.
1500. Dec. 9, Thomas Durrham of llurstc gent, ami Edith Webb
(„r ]V,lh,/)hY viitue of a licence.
1501. Oet. 27, .lohn CrnwtiOi.' aii.l I'.lizalieth Ilodsde.n were mar.
1595. Sr].t. 7, Mader I'.dwaidr Dawes of Londianle streetc in London
nuMvrvaud .Misliirs l-.li/abrlli ^W'lldou Daughter of Thomas
Wellden of Shotesbronl;,. j:s,|„vcv Wr.v inar.
1509. ^]i\\ 28, Thiimas ^\'r^^ f iV, Idn^l.in in tlie Counlie cf
'SonimersrU gent, and .M''^ Ebzalielh .\nneys tl,e dau.;hl..r
au,l li.vic of ,luhn Xi.rreys of lleywoodde in this parrish
(if WhUr W-.Mv.un I'.sipivrc were mar.
IGOI. Oil. 2.'., AVllliam l-lu.l.lwr aiid Chiistyne Oltwell were married.
IGOl. Nnv. 21, Kob.il Xcwlu'iTve and Anne Xuwb.arve
IGOG. Aug. 1, Vin.vllt(;oddard.■^vido^v>■rand^•rsula^\•^vberrye widowe
IGU, 0.4. 20, Rnbrrt Powle and I'dizalielh Manhoode wore mar.
KXTKACTS FROM TAKISII r.ECH.STFJiy. 53
IGIG. .Sq>t. 10, Kirhanl AWlUrii yvid. and :\rilliLv„l .l;,i,„s w, ,v ,„:,v,
lC-21. July 10, Kichaid Sluwiloii gcut. and M'". l".ly/.al.ulli Ihuwii.:
were mill'.
1G21. Oct. 29, Eobort XewLcrry .senior and :\rary Thompson ^vydo\v
were mar.
1G27. Jan. 28, Jdanncs Poole gener. et Anna Duyilalo vidua eoimlali
fuevunt in coniugio.
1030. June 1 I, Thomas Newberry et Elizaljetha :\renre coniuncU fuerunt
in jnalrimonio.
1031. Apl. II, Jaeol.us Nightingale et Jolianna Newberry coniuncti
fuerunt.
1G31. Kept. 22, James Winch and Anne Blackc were mar.
IGIO. :\ray 31, Thomas Bennett of liray gent and ]-,ar!)ani Taylor uf
the foresavde i)'ish by virtue of a licence M-eiv mar. licit'.
IClo. Apr. 10, :Mi'. iiVauci.s Steplicn.. ni Ib.nley in 111.' County nf Oxfm-d
gent, and ^l'"". Jane Simp^nu ,,f tliis ji'i-h wen' iiiar. licre.
1G19. Feb. 10, Christopher Goi'i'oway A" .\nue Newberry ^^■ere mar.
IG.jO. jSfay 27, Kobort Bennett & EIi/:il>etli Wincli wiildo\v were mar.
lO.jl. June 1, John Coaker ,t Isabella Newberry were mar.
ICOl. Nov. 25, Thomas Grove w"' Hannah Winch of Biav.
1002. Feb. 20, Kichaid Winch of Bray '.^'cnt. w"' Auw Winch of
]\ravdeidiea,l and ...im.' p'isli bv verlue of a licence fro' the
Lord 7\rch Bishopp.
IGGl. June 20, William Newberry .\: Susan Enlrs bolh of Laurence
Waltham by vertuc ofaliccnc liom Ihe Lord Arrh I'.rdiopp.
1051. Apr. 3, John Noble widdowcr and b.ln.r laireis widdow were
married by lii.s honour Ihe gourrnor of -.vindsoiv.
105f. Aug. 7, Kaljili Ih'ownc of New AVnelM.,' widwoor .^ b.llm Ncw-
1051. Nov. 29^ Mr. Charles AVeldone gmlJcman and Alargraelt Dewell
■n of Laurence AValllia' ^ent. .t Elizabeth
of liichard l-.dwards of tliis p'ish.
ver ..f Ileywood Es.f and Dame Alary
■ the' .MTOud dauidil-r- <.f .b.hii llinch of ircnis J-.s,p Both of
this parish were mar.
1G!SG. Jan. 20, Er.ancis Chorry of Shotlesbrooke l-.sq with Dame^ I'diza-
bclli Fincli of lliis I'ar.
1G9I. July 10, Edward f)a1by uf S.iint Laurcn.e I'ari.-h in Heading
'gent, ami Airs Joanna lllneli. uf this I'ari.sli were niav.
170:;. Alay 2, Cliarles AVeidon of llie Parisli of Sholtesbrooke and
]\lary Sawney of I, Ids i'.irish were mar.
1712. Apr. •JL'.bimrs AVinrh and .\nne i.oek of AViiiklirld were mar;
bv liconrr.
1731. Srp(.'-_'G, Siinoi, Coihrl, ..out, and Afi-. Alary AVoodward.
K'.IL'. .Inly 9, K.V'. Cleulc; Snolb of Alderii.anbnrv .V Al' : Ann
widowe was burird.
■f Thoma.. Newbcrr>
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17, Kobe
54 EXTRACTS FROM PARISH REGISTERS.
1C05. Juno S, Ilciuy Norreys gout was bur.
IGIO. June 13, A-inoiulcsliam tlic sonnc of Willyaiu Dayc of Erayc
Es(iuvi;r was Imr.
1G12. Oct. 18, iluglic Davics gent, was buried.
1G12. Dec. 2, KoLcrt llig^'cs gent was bur.
1G12. Dec. 20, Sir .Joliu Xorrcys knight Decca.^od at Ilcywooddc the
Twcutietli day of Deo"-. 1G12 but lyelh Interred att Bray
Anicmgst liis Anccstor.s there.
IGl-J. Feb. 28, Susaiuia tlio daughter of Francis Newberry gent was
bur. tlie last day of February.
IGIG. :^rar. 19, ,To]in Iliggs gent, was bur.
1618. Dec. 16, Thomas Browne gener. sepultus erat.
1G18. Mar. 18, Anna uxor Roberti Newberry sepulta fuit.
1620. Dec. 5, M''. Siniou Rous deji'ted this naturall lyfc tlic vth day of
December Anno Dni 1G20 at Westminster and there lyeth
Interred in St. jMargarett's clmrche.
1G21. Apr. 27, Tlic Right Honorable Lady Elizabctli Countess of
Kelley departed tliis naturall lyfe 27 Aprilis 1C21 at Ilcy-
wooddc but lyeth Interred att Ingleflelde.
1C23. May 6, Edward Norreys gent departed this naturall lyfe in white
waltham the vjth day of ISlay 1G23 but was carryed to Bray
and there lyeth InteiTcd amungst his ancestors.
1623. July 22, Maria filia Fraucisci Newberry gener. sepulta fuit.
1G2-J:. Aug. 9, Radulphus iilius Eoberti Newberry sep. erat.
1621. Sept. 3, Johainia uxor Thomaj -Montague sep. fuit.
1626. Apr. 2G, Catlierina fdia Roberti Newberry .sep. fuit.
1G29. July 4, Catherine lliggcs sepulta fuit.
1630. Aug. 23, Elizabetha Norreys vidua sc]). fuit.
1G3G. May 22, Arthur ye sonne of Sr Edniond Sawyer Kt. was bur.
1637. Juno 13, Thomas !Montegue was Inii'.
1637. j\Iarch 21, Thomas the sonne of John Knight gent was bur.
1638. Aug. 9, Thomas Iliggs was bur.
163S. Jan. 21, Sarali, the daughter of John Knight gent, was bur.
1640. June 26, Charies the son of Charles Longfield gent was bur.
1643. Nov. 10, WiUiani the son of Sr. lulmond Sawyer Kt. was bur.
1645. March 7, M'\ Elizabeth Gardiner the wife of M--. Roger Gardiner
gent, was bmr.
IGIG. Aug. 20, Richard We.stcott sen. .L;eiit was bur.
IGIG. Jan. 23, M". Anne Newbury was biirycd.
1GI7. Sept. 29, ffrancis the wife oi" M^. Richard Cleer was buried.
lG,-)7. May 2, :srr. Phillips was bur.
lCii7. June 1, iM''". Tree was bur.
IC.V.i. May 13, Tho. Sawyer Genllcmanc buried.
1G;V.). Sept. 11, ^Mr. Tho. Sawyer's child was bur.
IGGl. Mav 22, Roi,'er son of Roger Gardner Esq.
IGGl. ,lan". 21, Ric'liavd We.stcol't sen. gent.
1GG.\ Scj,(. 7, Gen,;,,. Sawyer nf l',allin-h;i' in the county of neref.u-d
F.Ml'-. d\in.; Ilicre b,. in- the .-.onne >l- lieire of' Sir Edmuiul
S;,wv.T, «.,. buried hen'.
IGGG. Ai-I. 19, M.iiy I'rideaux widduw the Relict of Jolin Fridcau.x
late bad r.i.-hnpp of Worcester.
IGGG, Dec. 2, Ann the \vife of Mr. John ^\\■stou.
EXTRACTS FROM PARISH REGISTERS. 55
1009. Fob. It, IMr. Eilnmml .Snwvor sounc of ,Sr lulnmiul Sa^vvn- Knt.
1070. Au-. 2, ^ViUKiiii Xc.ile s,.nne .^- liciiv to Sr. Taul Xril.^ juit.
1071. Jnn. 3, .Tolm tlin infant .sonn of John liiucli Esiiuire ^V: Dame
Sarali his ^\•ifc.
1072. May 18, was lluricd ]\ri', Riclianl Ifavdiii-'' vican'j dc Alb.
AVaUliani.
1072. Fell. 28, Mistres Chapman of liincs.
1073. Juno 1.^, Kichard Wtslcotc .sen'", of llcidoy viion Tlianies was
Duiiod.
1674. Oct. 1, Chapman the .sonn and lieirc of .J<.hn llinch of llecns Esq
was Bur.
1074. March 14, Thomas Camusa child ye sonnc of flrancis Bickerlon
of Chancery Lane London was lluried heiv.
1075. Jlay 31, .Tohn the sonnc and lieire of .John Leo of ye Inner
Temi>le London Esq. was licer Lnried.
107.T. July 1, iSaniUpll drove of London Esqr was beer Buried.
107G. June 21, Sir Edmund Sawyer of Ifeywood ICnight was Bur.
1070. Feb. 7, Henry ye Sonne and heire of John flineh of il'eens Esq.
1078. July 3, Edmond the soiin and Heire of John liincli of il'eens Esq.
1078. Aug. 0, Dorothy tho wife of Roger Gardner of Kingstone vppou
Thames gent was bur: hccr.
1080. I\Iay 28, Richard Westcot gent decca.'iin<; v]ii>n Thames was Bur.
1081. Aug. 11, Dn)uc Elizabeth flinch widow of the i)ari,^h of West
Ham Bernells in vc County of Essex was Bur.
1082. Oct. 10, John IHnch of flVens Esij. was Bur.
1083. July 12, Martha an infant ye Daughter of Thomas [Montague of
Lanpooney gent wa-^ liur.
1083. Dec. 14, Finch the sonne and heire of I'.dmoud .^.iwyer of H.-y-
wood Esq wa-s Bur.
1085. June 12, Edward the sonne ,<;■ lu^ire of luhvard Sawyer of lleywood
]';sq
1085. Oct. 20, Richard Cleare Clrk vicar of this parish living and
deceasing in tlie parish of Shottcsbrook was there liuryed.
1085. :\Larc]i 0, Sarah the wife of John Leigh of Ileens Esq. was ]5ur.
1088. Xov. 2, Francis tho wife of Constantine Phipps Esii. was Bin-.
1G90. June 18, Thomas, son of Constantine I'hipps of the I'.iiish of St
Dunstans in the West J>ondon was Ihiryed here.
1091. Xov. 26, Constantino the son of Constantine I'hipps of \hr VmIAi
of St Andrews irolborue, Lond(jn Esq^ in llie Coimly of
Middlesex was B.uiyed.
1097. Jan. 10, Edward Sawyer of Ileyworul I'sr, was Bur.
1701. March 22, [Mrs Sarah Carbonell of (lie r,ui..li ,.f Si. Dlavc's Hart
street Lnn.lon, was i;ur.
1701. Sept. 7, Anne n„. dau.^htcr of Constantine Thippsof.St. Andrew's
linlbnn, London Ivq. was bur.
no:!. .Tan. 29, Mrs. M.ny Sa« ycr of llic pal i I, of Saint Audivus
Holl,on, i.ondim in \r Conolv of ,\|,ddlc.cx widou- was
Buried here.
1707. Aug. 23, Martha an infant dau^^htc ,.f :\l,. Thomas llaws,.! the
Parish of Chri.4, Church London was buiycd.
1707. Oct. 13, Kichard Manloyc Esq. was Bur.
5G EXTRACTS FROM PARISH RECUSTERS.
r08. Sept.. 27Ui, ^hs. Anne Yraton of tlic paiisli of Saint IMicliacl-
Koyall in the City of London was y>m:
10. Jan. 19. Mrs. iMary Ca.sli of the parisli of Saint Andrews llolbom
London was ]jur.
'12. Aug. 23, "William Yieldall gent, died here and was buried at
Kastlianistead.
■13. :\ray 1, ;\rrs. Janc Pliipps who died in the Taiish of St Andrews
llolborn London was Buried licrc.
'11. Sept. 15, Penelope the wife of Stcplieii Lamport Gent, was Bur.
'1 1. Nov. 27, Janc the daughter of Jolm Sawyer Esq. was Bur.
'I.'). Sept. S, Thomas Hawes of the Pari-sh of Christ Churclr Cittizen
of London was Bur.
I 20. ^ilareh 2.5. John an Lifani son of Jolm Sawyer Esq. was Bur.
r21. Sept. 14, Th.'ophillus I\fanlove of Eastliamstead, r.ent. was Bur.
]May 2t, William York of the Saiut ?>lacliell in the eilty of
Oxford Esq. was Buried here.
"24. ISLiy 12, Jane Puncom wid. was Bur.
■2G. Jan. 6, j\lr. Richard Bassett.
'27. Sept. 17, Mr. John Hawcs Citizen of London.
'28. Nov. G, Lady Dowager Phipps.
'28. Marcli 19, ^Nlrs. York of St. Giles's Oxon.
29. Feb. G, Wra. Phipps Esq.
■33. June 17, Jeriiiiiah Oakley Esq.
'33. S''- 16, ]\irs. iSIary ?iIanlovc of Esthampsted ^^■idow.
IG. June 1."), .Alary, tlie daughter of Francis Lee & Elizabelli liis
wife, an Lifant.
17. ?iiay 3, James Phi]ips Esq.
17. Fell 19, 'William JMaekwovth Prned one of tlie f...undlings.
18. X,jv. 8, i\rary the wife of .Mr. John Lee of WooUey.
■'>0. Sept. f), John Sawyer Esq. of llevwood buried in Linnen.
■'' I. Aug. IS, ]\fr. John Lee of AYoulley.
.-.G. Aug. 27, Mi: Goodall Tarn.'.
r>'.l :\Iarch 2, James Theobald l'>q.
r,'X June 2o, jSIrs. Elizabetli Theobald,
709. June ,5, j\lrs. Elizab-lb Tlirnl.dd (■<;,■.)
709. Oct. 4, ]\Irs. :\laill,,,, Mairintt.
rCO. March G, Henrv S.wy.T ll,.. eldest son of Anthony Sawyer Esq.
"70. Apr. 11, ]\Iv. l.aiiivi,,,. |;,iron.
'70. Oct. 20, :\rrs. AiiiM' Sawver lleliet of J„1hi Sawyer Esq.
'70. Oct. 20, :\Irs. Aiiiir Tii;v; I'^m in lliis l'ari.,li and died in it SO
Dec. 13, Antlioiiy Sawyer I'.sq, of Ileywood Lodge buried in
Aug. 12, Sl>-|,l,rn l.:iiii|,..il
Nov. 22, Mrs. Alirr (;,;,„|.
N.A-. 10, Mi^. I I,/., brill lliiniell n-ed SO.
.bill. 21, .b.|,„ I'.nnnH i: ,|.
i-rb. C, .Mis. Maiv Can...
An;;. 12, Lniii...! riiailollr .MMiitolieu an infant,
June 10, Mr. Henry Ealwa-.-er.
rvrER. 57
1797. Jan. 8, Sir Ecnjamin TeLLs Knight.
1707. Aug. -i, :\Irs. ])urotliy Li'e.
1708. Jan. 28, ^h: Eubcrt Laurmco I?acon from Keading.
1800. May 2G, llcnry Eucl;slonc Esq.
1800. Aug. 17, Mr. William Fahvas.scr.
1801. July 11, Mr. John Windsor.
1801. Nov. 27, !Mr.s. ElizahcUi Ycanion Buek.stonc.
1803. Eel). 3, Mr. Eusebias Windsor.
1803. ilar. 4, Mi-a Elizahoth Windsor.
1803. May 3, John Ecc Esq.
1803. j\ray 11, Mr. Francis Falwasscr.
1803. Nov. 23, Mr. Ruhcrt Canu.
1804. Jan. IG, John Greene Esq.
1807. Aug. 9, Susanna TcLbs wife of Sir Eenjarain Tebh.s.
1808. Nov. G, Mr!3. Jane Bacon aged 48.
1808. Dec. 15, Mr. Basset Leo aged 68.
1811. June 1, Mr. Francis Stanley Grant.
1811. Oct. 25, Mrs. Ann Eailcy.
1812. Sept. 26, JMrs. Sarah Falwasser.
PYPER, OF LAUNCESTON AIs^D TRES.AIARROW,
CORNWALL.
By the l!ov, EDWAKD KIXO, L.A., F.S.A., Scut.
Tlii.s family socm.s, at one time, to have lieeii of .some import-
ance in Launccston and the ncighbourliood. Tliey possessed
Madford, in Launce.ston ; TreRmarrow, in South Petlierwin ;
Pipcr'.s Hill, in Wemngton ; Trcdawl, in Altarnnn ; and live
parts of Coleshill, in Li.skeard. There ^Ya.s also a branch at St.
Steplicn'8-by-Salta,sh. At what date they settled at Lannce.ston
i.s uncertain.
The fir.st of the family there, of ^vhom mention i.s found, \va.s
Sampson Pypcr, one of the eight aldermen named in the Charter
of Confirmation of the Municipal Borough of Dunheved, other-
wise Launccston, in the year i^>rio. This is probably the .same
Sampson Pyper whose name appears in the fifth entry in Pari.sh
Registers as father of Digory Pyper, baptised in 1559.
The In-st of the Launccston and Tresmai'row line was Phillippa,
sole cln'ld and heiress of Hugh I'ypcr, Esq. Slie married Richard
Vyvyan, Recorder of Launccston, second son of Sir Richard
Vyvyan, oV Trclowarrcn, P.art., and died l\n.y 7th, 177E Jiy
her Tnsm.'irrow, Trcdawl, and the five parts (if Coleshill, ])assed
to the Vyxyans.
It secnis"strnuge that no ixdign'o of th.' Pyjirr family n]>p.'ars
in any of the Jleralds' Visitations; and this ■omis.sicm is' the more
•singular, inasmuch ;is John Estcott, of .Lamiccston, father-in-law
58 pypER.
of Sir Iliigli Pypcr, was Deputy Herald for Devon and Corinvall.
There ai-c merely two or three incidental notices. In Harleian
MS. 3288, fol. 1(33, the marriage of Sampson Piper, gen., with
Elianor, dan. of William Stowford, i.s given; again, in 3281, fol. 2-">,
in the pedigree of Charles of Plymouth arc three generations of
a younger son —
EuANouAM (Stowkoud) NUPTAM SAMrSONI.
Pyficr do Lauiiccstou, gcur.
Johein. Piper=p"'
Attayntcd. I
In the Additional MS. 18,4'i8, is—
PiPKR OK Tr.EsMERE £500 Per Ann.
■■• Pijier of LaiincCbU)n=f=--
Sir Hugh Piper nf=f=D.i. of P.irr of
Trcsmere. I ICxetcr.
Philip ripcr=pl'^i. of Cut of
riymouth.
}h,gh Plpor.
In the Vitfiiatiou of Cornwall, in 1G20, undrr (he family ..f
Uotson, of Hey, is a William Piper, who marrii/d iilizabeth dan.
of John Dotson, of Hey.
These are the only notices of the family in the Yisiiatii.ni.
Such being the case, the following extracts from the Registers of
St. Mary iMagdalcn, Launceston, and copies of the monumental
inscriptions there, may he of some interest. The.se extracts aic
not brought down to the present time, as the elder line merged
into the Vyvyans ; whilst some of the younger branches seem to
liave died out, and others to have sunk veiy nmch in the social
scale, and to liave become " day labourei's," &c.
The baptismal entries are here given only d(nvn to 1700 ;
the marriages are tals'cn as low a.s 17oG ; whilst the burials
are given to 1754, in order to include those of the main lino who,
previous to 1700, appear in the baptisms and marriages.
Of the Yyvyan entries such are appended a.s have been
incidcnlally met with,
I'.AI'TISMS.
155U. D.Tciulici. Till' xxx'i' dnye Digory llic .somic of Saiiip.suu I'ypcr
15GI. June. Tlic .\ii.i"' daye John the «oiuie of .Saiii)'::.on Pyiier.
PYPER. 59
15G3. Julie. The third daic A.qncs the dnn^'hter of Snni]ison Pypcr.
15GS. Julie. The viij"' daic Elizabeth the daughter of Saiusou J'iper.
1570. December. The xiij'-'' daic Grace the daughter of .Sainp.son TipcT
gent.
1573. Aprill. The xxviij"' daic Honour dauglitcr Sampson Piper.
1574. Jlarch. The xxnj"' dale Elner daughter of Sampson Piper.
1574. June. The xxj"' daio Hugh the ponne of Arthur I'iper.
1575. April. The xxviij"' dale .Jane daughter of Sampson Piper.
1575. December. The xxv"' daie Grace daughter of Arthur Piper.
1576. February. The xxiij"' daie Henry sonno of Arthur Piper.
1576. March. The xiii,j*'> daie John sonnc of Sampson Piper gen'.
1579. October. The x"' daie Jane daughter of Arthur Piper.
1581. January. Tlie xxvij daie Katherine daughter of Arthur Piper.
1584. October. The v''' daic :Mary daughter of Arthur I'iper.
1586. April. The vij"' daie Dorothy daughter of Arthur Piper.
1587. January, xxv"' daie Eliner daughter of Arthur Piper.
1589. December. Tlie iiij daie Honor daughter of Arthur Piper.
1591. June. The xj daie Arthur son of Arthur Piper.
1593. Xovember. The xix daie Sampson sonne of Arthur Piper.
1596. March. The xxx"' daie George base sonne of Honour Piper.
(Kcgister-s defective from 1610—1614.)
1617. October. The elcventli day, Maria daughter of Arthur Pijier gent.
1620. November. The xxvj daie Will'" son of Arthur Piper gent.
1622. I^Iarch. First daie Arthur son of Arthur Piper.
1625. !Mny. xix''' day Honor da: of Arthur Pyj>er gont.
1628. Octolier. Tlio 12 daic Roger sonne of Arthur Piper gen*.
1G34. August. The 24 day Eicliard sonnc of Sampson I'iper.
1641. The 22"^ August. Arthure the son of Hugh Piper gent.
1649. November. The 5. Hugh sonne of Arthur Pijipcr gcnl.
1651. I\rareh. 28 Thomas tlie sonne of Arthur Pijicr gent.
1654. The 20"' of Juno wag borne Mary the daugliter of Arthur piper
gent.
1655. November. Tlie Cth day was borne Emliey dau: of Arthur piper
gen'.
165G. February. Tlio Third was bonie Margaret the daughter of Arthur
Piper gent.
1G58. November. 11th was borne Grace the daughter of Arthur Piper
gent, and bapt the 23"''^ day of the same monlli.
1661. December. The 6"" Homier the daughter of Arthur Piper gent.
1663. Julye. The 13'" Arthur the sonnc of Arthur Piper gent.
16G4. September. The 4"" the same day William the sonne of Arthur
Piper gent.
1668. August. Y' 23"' Robert the son of Arthur Piper gent.
1670. January. Yc l'' Honer yc d.aughter of Arthur Piper gent.
1671. Dccendjcr. Yc 3"' Hugh yc son of I'liillipp Piper gent entered info
y" book. (This entry occui-.s again in the licgiiniing of tlic mw
cohmni).
IGG,"). Feljruary. Y" 1'' Sampson y'" son of Arthur Piper.
167G. IMareh. Y" 11"' Pobert y" .«on of Arthur Piper.
1G78. Noveiid^er. '^'e da : of Arthur I'iper.
1G79. Ffiauccs. X" da. of Arthur I'ijier gent.
60 PYPEE.
1C81. Jnmwry 22. "William yc son of Arthur Pipor.
1700. iMavcli 27. ElizalicUi yc tlui.i^htpv of Saiiii)son Piper.
There arc iiuiiierous other entries of this name, but after this time the
family seems to have docayeJ, and become "day labourers," etc.
Mahhiagep.
1593. October. The 5'i' dale were maryed John Guld.son and Elizabeth
Pi,,er.
1596. A]iri]l. The xix dale were maryed Thomas Collyns and Honour
Piper.
1599. Septemljer. Tlie .xxij"' daie were maryed "William Seamer and
Katherinc Piper.
1G04. September. The .second daic were maryed Hugh Piper and
Deborah.
1605. July. The xv"' daie were maryed Thomas "Wise and Deliorah
Piper, vid.'
1607. June. The xv"' daic were maryed Anthony Dennis gent and
]\fary Piper.
1612. j\laie. The xxv"' daic were maryed Arthur Piper and Ffrancis
llat.herlcy.
1675. June. Y'='21"' Arthur Piper gent and Hester Vigurs.
1G85. April. Y" 25"' Thomas Piper and ^Mary Dennings of Poughill.
1736. Nov^ Y' 27''' Joseph Pyper gent and Elizabeth llelson, Licence
dated ^'ov•■ ye 26 1736!
L.MViiiTTOx Eegisteiw.
1610. Hugh Piper and Mary Escot wero marr; 8 of May.
P-riavd.s.
Anno dfii 15G2. :\faye.
Piprr.
1574. «rptemb,.r. Tin
Pi].er.
1582. February. The 1 1 "' daie was buryed John son of Arthur 1 'iper.
1588. August. The 10"' daie buried Elnor daughter of Arthur Piper.
1590. Jaimary. The 20th daie was buryd Piper Cai.taine.
1592. August. The second daio was buryed :\rr. Sampson Pi]icr g.'ut.
1593. Deeendjcr. The 22"' daie was buryd .SainpM.n son nf Arthur
Pi])er.
1605. April. The second daie was buryrd Huit;h Piper gen'.
1620. Januarie. The 17 daic Arthur I'iprr tie- cldrr gm'.
1G29. June. The 13 daie w.is burird l^ogcr the sun nf Arthur Piper
gen''.
1630. December. The M day was P.urvcd Ifranrrs wife .,f Arthur piper.
1631. April. The 9 day was P.uryed Ij.mour da: of Arthur piper g.-nl.
1633. Decemlier. The 7"' day was P.uryed Mrs. .Margaret Pyi.er D: Y.
1639. October. The .".O was iiuried Henry Piper gent.
1611. August. The last, day was burye.l Mary wile nf ]|n-h Piper -en.
16-12. NoVendjer. The 2 day was buryed Arthur son of llu-h Piper
gen"-.
rn he coulinH.J.)
' This 1i.-1.ui:l1i \v,i,. lima twice iiiiiirica iu ti-ii uiouUi..^ ! IK-r Ih.-^t husbaiul, tlugU
V\\Kr, died iu Ai-riK 1000.
The .XX
j"' was buryed Jnl
n si.nne
of S
21"'dai
■was burved Ehidi
daughte
■ of S
61
^cticiJS of 3tiol\
BiBLioTiiiyjA ConxuniENsis, a Catalogue of Works relating to the
County of Counwall. By G. C. Boase and W. P. Courtney.
Vol. III. Loiuloii : Loiignians, Green and Co., 1S82, 8vo.
Although the first two volumes of tlie Bibliotlioca Cornubicnsis have been
some time before tlie public, it may not be useless to remind our readers
tliat thoy arc of much wider vangi' than their primary title would lead us
to suppose. They comprise " n rafnlr„iiip of ilc irr/'/iJu/.-i, both manuscript
aiidpniitn!, of Corinshno n, ami •>/ „;,,■!■.-■ i-rlaluhj tn flir Guunfij of C'oni-
H-uU, wi'/Ji hinijraphiad mrinni-nn,Jo and cnpl.jii,: I'trrnri/ rcfn-cnces." How
comi)letely and consciontiou.sly this titlo-page description of their contents
has been carried out, may bo seen by a glance at the three well filled and
well printed volumes which form the sum of ^Messrs. Boase and Courtney's
labours. The enormous amount of time, industry, and patience, necessary
to the compilation of such a book is not likely to meet with pecuniary
reward, but it deserves, and will doubtless obtain, one more lasting, the
credit of having for tlie first time made a County Bicliotheca, wortliy
the name.
It is difficult to realise how so much information can Vie condensed
into so small a space. The most obscure tract, penny broadside, news-
jiaper, or magazine article, printed in our time, or in the unrcmembered
past, worthy of remembrance, or worthless, are all calendared here. This
book is to each of these a Bibliographer's Manual which supplies a complete
collation, and of their author.s, a complete Biograpliical Dictionary. How
the authors have managed to find out so many genealogical particulars
concerning obscure and unknown writers is perfectly astonishing. This
work will be consulted with profit by students of all classes interested in
Cornwall, whetliev tlieir hubby be History, Biography, Genealogy,
:\Iiiu.ralogv, Theology, or any otlirr subject.
Thr third volmn.' toMi;.Vi., ■ b I ; of Acts of Parliament, civil war
tracts, papcis ivLitiiig lo niihiu:;, inw. papers and sucli like, and a supple-
mentary catalogue of aulhoi,-, cinid iu extent to that in cither of the
other volume.'^. " The list of civil war tracts will save future historians an
immense amount of labour, and tin; heading " Mining" may Vie consulted
with erpial advantage. A very useful index concludes the volume, but if
we can delect signs of iucoin)ih't,rii. ■ss it is here. "\Ve think that an index
livble lli,j size might have \>rvu m.ide with advantage, and that the
references should have been iiiaile on a more comprehensive plan. For
instance, there is as much iircd of a ivfiavnce to "Pattens worn by
women," p. 25.3, as there is of " I'astics /.c divisions of an orange," p.
1313. It is also jaizzling tu know wliv iu tlic body of tlie work the pedigree
of Leigh should 1)C referred to as jainted in the :\[iscellanea Gencalogica
only, when it is also to be found in Col, Vivian's book, the Harleiau
Society's Visitation, and in that conuiieiiced by Sir N. II. Nicolas,
G2 NOl'ICES OP BOOKS.
Tlicso aro, indood, merely oversights, tlic wondor is how jMcssrs. Boaso
and Courtney have managed to compile so exliaustive a work. It ouglit
to be placed on tlie shelf of every Cornisliman, as veil as on those of all
■who are interested in the history of the county.
History of the Whays of Glentworth, 1523 — 1S52, By Ciiaru;s
Dalton, F.R.G.S. Vol. II. A. King & Co., Aherdecn. 1881, 8vo.
We have already noticed(vol. iv.,p. 130), the first volume of this work. Mr.
Dalton is content (vide preface) to frankly acknowledge the mistakes he
made in his former volume, to defy his critics, whose " province it is to
find out mistakes," and to discontinue ^;?(i'Zi's7i»i^ his Look. The volume
before us is privately printed, because " there are so very few of the many
descendants of the AVrays who take any interest in tlieir progenitors."
Though vain enough to fancy that we are able to detect matter for
criticism, we feel that under the circumstances it would be as uselesa
to point out errors to I\Ir. Dalton as to throw water upon a duck's
back. "\Ye congratulate him upon the completion of his labours.
This volume is divided into three parts and an appendix, and concludes
with a very useful index to both this and the previous volume.
Part I. contains an account of Sir John A^'ray, 3rd Baronet of dent-
worth, a)id of Capt. John Ilothanr, the Parliamentary Connnander. Of
Sir John but little is known, save that he made two good marriages — 1st
with laizabeth, widow of Sir Symonds D'Ewes, and 2ndly with Sarah,
d.aughter of Sir John Evelyn. Capt. Ilotham married Frances, daughter
of Sir Juhn "Wray, 2nd Baronet of Glentworth. His untimely end is a
matter of history, and the details of his career, culled by Mr. Dalton
from various printed sources, form an interesting chapter in his book.
Part II., chapter i., details the lustory of Sir "William "Wray, 1st
Baronet of Ashljy, who, like his father, Sir Christopher, was a zealous
Parliament man. In 1C45 he was elected M.P. for Great Grimsby in the
place of Gcrvase Holies. He was created a Baronet at the restoration,
and died in 1GG9. This creation became extinct about March, 1GS5-C.
Chapter ii. gives an account of Sir Henry Vaue, whose writings, says
Clarendon, "treat, all of them, of religious subjects, and arc absolutely
unintelligible. JS'o traces of eloquence, 'or even of common sense, appear
in them." Chapter iiL is devoted to Sir Drury "Wray, 9tli Baroi\et of
Glentworth, who was Lieut, in Hemy Cromwell's life guard, and settled in
Ireland. j\Ir. Dalton calls him one of the le;uling characters in the "Wray
family, as from him aro descended, through the feuude line, the represen-
tatives of some of the best families in Ireland. Kather an emjity honour.
Chai)ter iv. gives particulars of the Selwyns and Faringlons, drawn from
Mr. Bazeley's "Records of Matson and of the Selwyns."
Part III. This is the most interesting portion of the book, the first
chapter devoted to Sir Cecil "Wray (13th Bart.) ]M.P. for "Westminster, is
as annising, as the second chapter, which details the history of the last
AYrays of Glentworth, is pathetic. Sir Cecil was succeeded by his first
cousin, the Kev. Sir A\'m. TJUithorne Wray, who only enjoyed the title
for three years, and died at tho age of 87. His son. Sir "\\'illiam James
Wr.ay (15th Bart.), died just a year after him, at the King's Head Inn at
Coventry, and with lii.m the family became extinct. i\Ir. l)alton has not
NOTICES OF BOOKS. 63
troubled himself to discover even the n<ainn of his wife, or the place of
his burial ; but, apropos of his death at an inn, iudulf,'os in repeating the
oft-contradicted story about the Duke of liuckinghani'a dying " iu the
worst inn's worst room."
lit an Appendix is given the will of Sir Christopher Wray, Lord Chief
Justice, a grant of arms to Leonard "Wray, and some register extracts.
The History of the Wrays is an amusing liook and worth reading, but
evidently not intended for tho critical in matters of pedigree.
William Penn's okiginal Troposal and Plan for the FotJNniNQ
AND Building of PniLADELriiiA. James Coleman, Tottenham,
1881. 8vo.
This reprint will no doubt be of great interest to many of our American
subscribers and friends. Few booksellers know better than ilr. Coleman
how to cater for the taste of our Transatlantic cousins. Besides containing
a general description of tho province of Pennsylvania, its soil, air, ^vatcr,
seasons, and produce, both natural and artificial, and " the good encrcaso"
thereof, with plan of tho city "newly laid out," there are lists of tho
original purchasers of 1000 acres and upwards, many of whose descendants
sur\-ivc at the present day, and who are, we presume, tho present
aristocracy of Philadelphia. To this is added a list of persons holding
property, about 1720-30, with particulars of their holdingsj; and
another of " tho good and true men" who signed the original Declaration
of Independence in 1770. On the last page Mr. Coleman has added a
short account of Pliiladelphia, in which we are told that as a manufacturing
city, no city, with the oxcejition of London, in the world, can compa c.
AVith such a recommendation ^Ir. Coleman's little book ouglit to find
more than enough Philadelphians to speedily exhaust this edition.
The Genealogy op tue Family of IIaslewood, .Stafkordriure and
Warwicksuike Branches, also the Bai!Baik)i:s I'.raxch. By
Revd. Francis Haslewood, A.lv.C. London ; ]\Iitchell & Hughes.
1881. 4to. 10s.
The readers of tho 'Genealogist' aro doubtless already well acquainted
with tlie carefully drawn pedigree of Sir Thomas Haslewood which
appe.ared in our first vohnne, and also witli tho genealogy of the Shropshire
bi-auch, which appeared iu the ' jMiscellanea Gcnealogica.' In the present
broi'hure, wliich is privately printed, tlie descent of the Stall'ordshiro,
^Varwickshire ami Barbadoes families of the name is traced with that
caro and accuracy which ren<lers Mr. llaslewood's previous contributions
to tho genealogy of the name of permanent value. Tlie oidy point which
appears to need explanation is the engraving of the arms of Mrs. King.sley,
who was a daughter of Richard Haslewood, of the Barbadoes branch.
Tiio arms of Kingsley, with a shield of pretence, are there impaled with
Hazlewood. It would be interesting to know why the shield of lu-etmee
appears, and also on what authority tlic arms of Haslewood were usrd by
Ibis branch, whoso pedigree only begins in 17 1>0. .'Vu index, worthy all
praise, completes the volume.
(J4 NOTICES OK BOOKS.
Mr Ilaslowood is still prosccutiuK his researches into tlie history of
tho B.amc, and will be much obligc.l to any of our readers wIkj can
assist him with register extracts, wills, monumental inscriptions, or other
material relating to it ; and also to the Dcring family, llis address w
—St. Matthew's Rectory, Ipswich.
The Eibliogeapher, a Journal of Look-I.oee. No. 1. December
1881. Elliott Stock, 62, Paternoster liow. Price l.s.
Similar in size and type to his popular magazine, " The^AntiquaiT," Mr.
Elhot Stock now comes forward as tlic champion of Bibliography with
"Tho r.iblio-a-apher." The taste for collecting rare and curious books is
Ho^icw; the taste for studying their history and their contents is of
modern orowtli. If we wish to estimate the future of jNIr. Stock s Aiaga-
Einc by the contents of the first number, it is only necessary to direct
tlio attention of our reader.s to Mr, Lradshaw's article on Clodfned van
derlla-^en Mr. Blades on ]]ercula, and to the columns headed JNotcs
and Nc^vs," which present a irmtnA of what is doing in the Biljliographic
World. Mr. Stock has foreseen a want, and provided for it well.
PUELIMIXARIES TO A IIlSTOEY OF THE CoWLi:Y F.UIILY. I.OWELL, MaSS.
1881, 120 pp. 35.
Tins little tract is of necessity of a very cL.'mentary charaeler. ^ It
commences with the assertion that the Cowley Family nzay ha^'e existed
Ion" before the lloman Conquest, and identifies it with Culego in the
Doomsday survey. "The English language had been eniiched with the
letters <p and i/ long before cither of them embellished this ancient
cor'nomen." It proceeds to enumerate various persons, more or less
notable, of the name in this country and America, and of cwrse starts
upon the popular delusion that all persons of the same naiiK' iuv dusc-ndud
from a conunon ancestor.
Stephen Cowley, an admirer of J. .ha AVeslry, wlio died early in tlui
present century, is tho founder of the American family as to wlioso
ancestors and descendants the writer seeks information. The Kev. Edwai^l
Cowley, founder of the Shepherd's and Children's Folds, New York, is
the most notable member of the f.mjil)'. He is compared with ' tlio
sahitly Bishop Camus, who r-pe...t...lly declined bishoprics of the lust
" ''*^Jud"e Cowley, of the Boston Bar, well known as a writer on Divorces
and Divorce Courts, is another worthy representative of tins surnanie.
Information relating to the family should be addressed to the Ivev.
Edward Cowley, 100, i::ist .VJnd Slnvl, New York City. A\ e ].rcsume
hois the writer of this lilLlr look, and ro-phil:,nthropi.^l of the Saintly
Camus.
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vioidh proper.
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Biapsdeii, CO. 1 sli;nvu of liurgli Clt-avc,
Wilts. CO. South'toii.
I I I
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of Bidcsden, 3 I ISlasun of Tidworth, —
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Conion Picas. j of ]juclnnghani.
Thomas Nelson of Chadleworthr-r^larv, da. to Stei,hen Puckett
CO. 13erks, ob. 1G17. of Colne, co. Wilts.
I'dizabeth, the relict of
Thomas Castilion of Ben-
ham \'aleiu;e.
I\Iary, ux. Tle.mas
Pda^rave, Re(;tor of
lluiley in]?erk.s.
iK.rnlhv, da.
l'o-H;k of \V,
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Thomas Nel-on, sou Atme. Jane
and lirir, a't. -Jt, 2LI
Mar ICG I. Mary.
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VISITATION OF liERKSIIIRE.
NEVILL of Jlilliiigbcre,
Arms.— C^H a saliirc Or.
Chest. — A hull jwssaut picl.
Sir Henry Xcvill, Kt, of Billing
here, Scig'r AnibnssaLlor in France
ok 10 July 1G15.
=Ann, da. to Sir Henry
Killigrcw of Cormvall,
Kt.
3. Richard
Doctor of
the Civil
Law ; lie
had a da.
I
1. Elizahoth,
iix. Sir Henry
Berkley of
Yarlington, co-
Somerset, Kt.
Sir Eichard Brookes Edv.-ard Lcwknui
of Norton, co. of Deiiham Hall
Chcshtre. eo. Suilulk, Kt.
Sir
y of
2. Frances,
Eichard AV
Apledorcombe in the
Isle of Wight, Kt.,
and Barl.
I
5. Dorothy, ux. Eich-
ard C:itelyn of AVing
fie]aCastle,co.Suirolk,
Esci.
Sir Henry NeviJl oi=j=ElizaLeth, da. of Sir=Sir John Thorow-
Billinghere in co. Jolni Smith of good of St. John's,
Berks, Kt, ob. 29 Ostcn Hanger, co. Clcrkcnwell, 2 vir.
June 1C29. Kent., Kt.
J
1. Katherino,
ux. Sir Tho-
mas Lunsford,
sometime
Lieut, of the
Tower of Lon-
don.
2. INIary,
Bovilk'
3. Philli
pa, ux. ..
Jepson.
I
2. Hoiiry^^Elizabeth, sole da.
Nevill.
and heir of Richard
and niece andheir of
Edward Staverton
of Heatldey Hall,
"Warfield, co. Berks.
L Eichard Nevill of I'.ellingbore,=|=Ann, cldrst da. of Sir
Esq., now one of the Justic(\s of John Haydon of Ba-
the Peace, and Deputy Lieut. | conthorpc, co. Norfolk,
for tliis CO., ret. '18, 28 Mar. Kt., Lieut, of the Or-
1CG5. dinancetoKingCh. L
I I
L Anne, In
M Feb. Ifil
LI.
u.nandli.ir
1 1
3. Elizabi-lh,boi
1 5. Frances,
holH
2:i July
G iMay 1G57.
bornl9JIay
ig;..2.
1GG4.
2. l^u
i.ird, bom
4. K.atherine,
burn 23 Jun.-
12 Oe
. IGfif).
lGr,9.
VISITATION OF BERKSIIIRK.
G7
NOKE of rreisUiill.
Arms.— Or, on a ffss Sahle hetwp.en time le.npards faci.-i Gules a.f many
crowns of the fiel'l
Ciii;sT. — A lion's gamh erased Gules entiled with a croirn Or, Imldinrj an
arrow Gold harhed and fligltted Arr/cnt.
Richard Nokc of nray,=f=Dorotliy, da.
CO. IJcrks. I of ...
William Koke of=Margaret, da. to
rrcisthiIl,co.l3iTk.?, The. Kodkyii of
Gent., ob. circa. Grcystocko.
1C31.
John Nokc of Stan-^
field {? Stanfor.l) co.
Northaiits.
William Nokc=r^rartha, da. of
of London,
CJent., ob. circa
1G31.
■1. Henry Noke,
bur. at isiiahan
inl'crsia,lG51,
l^dmund Hunt
of Nurf , one of
the Att'ies of
the Exch.
I
Agnc.=?, ux. "Wil-
liam Lloyd of
Olfley, CO." Hunts.
...Jormanof
Stamford (?
Stanford).
I
3. Cliarles Noke,
bar. in the l!ar-
badoes, lGGl-5,
I
2. William Nokc of Lon-
don, jMcrch.ant, ob. s.p.,
and bur. at Surralt in
the Ea.st Indies 1G58.
I
\. Richard Noke of London, Cient
eldest son, now going to live i
Earbadoes, tet. 45, Nov. 2, IGCG.
Anne.=[=Simon Hopper of
Richmond, co.
Surrey.
\. Robert.
I I
Martha. Jai
NOYES of Trunkwood.
Xnws.—Argnit, three, cross cros.lrl.-^ in lend Sahle.
CM-.iT.—A dure Argent, in tar hal; an olive hranch Vert.
Peter Noy,.s=
of Andnvor,
CO. Hant^.
=AgneR, da
Noyesof
•of .T„
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VISITATION OF BEIIKSIIIUE.
IVtiT Xojr.s iil'-plCli,inoi',
Andovc
of Jkisiug, CO. Hants.
I " I
Peter Xoyos of-f^Wiiiifivd, da. of ,To]ui 2. John
Trunkwood, fct. AVliite of tin.' liniui- Noyes.
39, 1GG4. T.inple, Esq.
I II I II I
Peter Xoyc,';, John. Samuel. "Winifred. Katherine.
eldest son. — —
"William. Susan.
OFFL]' Y of Woodley in Summing.
Am\»..—A,;jri,t, on a crns.^ flnrij hiiu-m, fun,- Cnnil^li diou./h-: prnji.
a lion rampant ijanhuif Or, k mullet fur 'h'lf'civiicr.
"William Ofllcy of Putney, =p]Margaret, da. and heir to
CO. Surrey, Esq. Kalph Crew, of Co. Chcsh.
"William Oniey^rSu.^
anna, cla. ani
of ... "WarJall.
Anne, ux. Xevill Lora-
more of London, Citizen
and j\Ierehant.
"Will am Oflley of "Wood--T=Annc, da. of Julm
levin Sunning parish, co. I Harrison of Hur,-<t,
Perks, D.C.L. co. Ik'rk.s.
William Oniey, a:t. 5, Anne.
25 Mar. 1GG5.
OX LEY of "Windsor.
AuM.s. — (J,; throp piles wrrtiiuj near the Ini.^c Gules.
a mnllet Sahle.
Cmz^i.—Oul (,f a ilurul rurunrt Or an ra,jh prope.
John Onlcy of ...,-|-J:inc, da of.
CO. Ncilirinn. I ^Varrni.
a ennton Ar.ient
VISITATION or BERKSHIRE.
69
I I
I'ranccs, ux. (h
riuckwL'll,ritiz
Loiulou.
Aline, ux. "\Vi
Gooiluinn, citiz
Loiulon.
i
-William
Oulrv,
citizen of
London.
KirhMxl Onley,-=t-Ai
.ana:\r'i-
TayL.r of
of
o -1 „^- rnnv.rn Sniiuel Onloy of Wind-=rK'>lli"-ine, da. te
Samh, ux. Ocoige ^^^^^^^^ ^^ MercliautTjohn Davenport,
l.Tof Lonaon,fet. 50, ^^rereliant Taylor
30'Mav. 1GG5. of London.
Oiigley of Mayd- so
stone, CO. Kent. Ti
John, son and lie
9, 30 I^Iar. 1GG5.
PACKER of Sliillingfoid.
,,.-G^dc,, a cross h::e,gii Or, h:{,re<nf.nn- ,-.-. ^^''r'^^^^^V^;^^^
Per chevron Azuro and Or n, r]u>'f /"o .hilruns .,f tlu ..,u,,i.
John Packer of Westminster, oneT=Philipra, da. nf 1
of thcClerkcsof tlie Privy Seale.
■is Mills
,f Sonthami>
John Pac- 1. 3'>lizaheth, ux. John
rv, ]^r. of Ihwvnc, Esij., now
hiVick. Gierke to the Lords'
House of Parliament.
obcrt Packer of Shil-
iiuford, CO. Berks,
,sq., -MV. for Wai-
n-ford, ret. 53, 20
uiylGGG.
=Tenii
da. e:
8Lei,l
Sodl
Glo(-,
-1. "William Pac---=rJane, da. of
kerofDennin;
ton, CO. 15erkf
Tho. Saun
ders of Wool-
ston.
:\farllia.
I I
Im P.aekev, son Anne,
dheir, .Tt.'.l, 20 dyed
ilv IGCG. oun'
1. Kohert.
2. John.
"I I
L Isah
2 Kalh., ux. John
(loll, Esq., (if Hor-
ton, CO. Derby.
- Philip Parker-rT-al.el.da.of.SiiPohert
of Ci.H.mbrid-e, I l'.ail;l;y,Kt.,somelime
CO. Kent. • one of the J. J. of the
K.r..
3. Ka
1. Tel
70
VISITATION OF UKIIKSIIIIIE.
PAGE of Biay.
Jolin l';ic;o, AVurdrol.u Keepcr-=T=:\lavy, da. and lu'ir fif ... Fowler,
to Kin- Henry YIII. Alderman of L(nulon.
2. Kandolpli Page of^... da. to ... Edri.lgo
3!]av, CO. licrlcs. I of .... co. Midd.x.
1. Arthur,
ob. .s.p.
I .11
Jolin Page of=j=Janp, da. to Simon Mary, nx. ... >Toyco, iix.
Bra)', olj. 165G. Wincli of Pray. Powney. I'owney.
Jane, u>
Abrahai
Bpooncr
I I
2. Tliomas=Franccs, da. of ... Koy- Llianor, ux.
of Piaj'. .^ton of Culliam, co. Samuel Nel-
Oxon. son.
]'.lizal)olli, da. Rieliard=j=]. Simon Page of-pElizabeth, da. to Hugh Web.s-
Uo))^ of ^^'e■^t AViek- I P.ray, fct. -lO, 28 ter, citizen of London and
ham, CO. P.ueks. Mar. 16G5. relict of Winder of Winlield,
John, son and heir, sot. Sarali
15, 28 1\Iarc]i 1CC5.
r "I
Eazarus Elizabeth.
Page.
PALMER of Wokinc'har
Ai;m.s. — Quarterly, 1 and 1, Chcqiii/ Or and B<thl,\ on a clurf Gtdc.-i tico
mulfrf.^ of Ihr fird ; 2 and 3, a fc^s hdwcm three unnulds.
V. Sir Edw. ]'.y«he, Clar. 10 Car.
Ciii;sT.- A lalbot svjunt Ermiiwk.
Pieliard Palmer of=t=Eliwbelh, da, of John Pall
AVokingham. of Wokingham.
-S Ki
]\dnKr--T=Porolhv,
of John Pal-
.-.p. ..f W..kingl
oil. 1G37.
Kuhard :\Iead of nier of
Soullirrry, co. Kyc, co.
Pucks. Sussex.
0';hV,al.eth,
da. of ...
Gary of
Lewes, CO.
Sussex.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
71
A|
1
Ill
1
A MHO.
Jolin.
IiicliardPalniorof=j
=irary,
Wokini;lumi,l!.u--
heir 0
liobert.
i-istoratLaw, now
iMsll I
in Coin, for tlic
wade,
Thomas,
Peace of this
Cuuntv, a't. 53
15cJs.
ann.llMai-.lGCk
of Oliver
ofBi'dcs-
I I
John.
Cliarlcs.
Piclianl r^
son and he
Mary.
Martha.
Thonias=j=Sar
I'al
of]
da. of
illiau].
Kichurd. Mark.
PALMER of Ilatford.
Ahm.s. — Bahl<\ a chevron Or between three ere/cents Anjeiit.
Chest. — A dragon Gules.
William Palmer^
of Wadsdcii, co.
Bucks.
pFrances, da. of ...
I'igottofllalfurd,
CO. Bucks.
Kich<
Wan
'Thomas Palmer of Newcastle^
uponTyno,ob. 1G40. Matilda,
da. of ... Andrew Millard of
London, Sur;;eoii, 3 ux.
■■... da. of ... Copley
of Long Langford,
CO. Berks.
I
Thomas Palmor-pJoano, da. of Ral
-f llatf.
P.<rks,at. IG, IS
:\Iar. IGCL
Pi-oll of Chav
(Cliarlow), CO.
Berks.
all)h
Be
1
11 ja-
LI
Leth.
\Vi
vlow
nil
1.
Ann.
I'al
I I
Cieoi'f'e.
Peter.
I
Thoma,-?, .son
and h.'ir.na.
19, 18 Mar.
1GG4.
Mary.
Anne.
Susan.
72
TIIK VISITATION OF liKUIvSlIirvE.
PJ-.ACOCK]-. uf Cliawloy.
llobeil I'eMcockc, T.uia=f=...
Mavor cif York. |
unvnj lo::evr
AViUiam Tcacocko, a-p.
younger son. I
Richard rcacockeof-rMav^^avet, da. of ^JichoU
Scotter, CO. line. 1 Allcmson.
2. jihn Peacocko^pMary, da. of^TUcona. l^tcl.cr JV.nian.
of ChawlPY, CO.
]^,crks, oh. 1615.
1. An.,,nx^Tho„i..
]),.,l,r, luctor of
Audlrv, en. Oxon.
Citiz('n and Jlcrchant Tailor of
Lonilon
2. Mary, ux. John ElizahcUi, nx.
^loorc of Clicstor- George Lrown,
ton, CO. Oxon. of co. Kent.
.,..lnn-,ux. 5. SuLnna, jllm reacoekc^Martl. d.aud GM
,1„1,„ AV.-- nx. Thomas of Chawley in
t.nnf Thistle- Holt, Kernr- the pan.sh of
^v,.rlh (L-le- derofAhing- Cnnn.e.r, a Ma-
u..lh), eo. don. j.,rof]'uol.
Mi.ld.
liuir of John garet.
TuV)old idia^
Theohald of
Chilswell, CO.
Berks.
I I
(;eor
,- ' ■ TT 1 i.-v.n,r.,.s ill of Edward Anne,
yranrisreacocke.pli.nicis iia oi j n
of Chinvlev, 1-1. Ml.lynof M.n.sterLovell
58, 10 Mar. If.lll I eo. Oxon.
1 I
Ml
l-van.-i.. Thomas. Itehn,!.
CK^rhs, Koherl. .l-hu.
Ui'liaiu. Sanmel V'.dwaid.
■1 111
1 enrv. Mar
Susann.-
Kli/.ahrlh. Anne.
Frances.
THE VISITATION OK BERKSIIIUK.
73
PJ'AKCK of OaklieM
Tlionias IV'iircf uf=f=.
... CO. ])ucks. I
of ... Yoke
Tlioiuas; IVarso of=j=].)nrothv, da. of ...
Xcw Wiiulsur. I (? Xokc) of ..., co. .Sii
Charlc? Pfarco of=T=l-:iizabet]i, da. and sole Godfrey.
WoklicM, (Oak- licir to RowlaiidJolin.-iou —
field), CO. Berk.^. of I.ondon. J-JizaLctli, s.p,
inc. Doi'uth
PEKKIXS of Ufloii.
Akm,S. — 0;-, rt/r'.-w ,hinnilrr hrt,n;:n .o'.r hilht.- Kninn.'
Chk«t. — A ii'utn aj'i>Ii' ■•'faU.-'rl and IrarrJ /,r"/"r.
Franci.s Perkins of^-
Uflon, CO. IVrk.s
l-.ast
'uinf Ca
of JnllU
moiv, CO.
]'S.l.
llcrl
s, Ks,,.
1 '~ '
3. iM-anccs, iix.
Kdu-. Codiin;.'-
loiiinco. Wills.
2. Klizal.dh, ux.
William ISlouiit
of Wclhnus,., rn.
1
1
Aluic.
1
1. :Mar-ai
... St. Ci
CO. llrrts
IVrks.
JUlllrr ..f
I I i
G. Mary, ux. f.. Winifivd, ux. Pranris IV.-^
■Inlm liide ..r Arlliur Mamvar- kins, o1,.
Hid... Pud, CO. in-uf I'.r.MMJill, lOflO.
P.crks. Ivn.
i
Pr.niris Pn-kiiis ,,f Uftoa, cm.
.P>crk.s, a't. 11, 25 Mar, IGC").
=Pranccs, vo. nicest d.i
to lltinAAVillrll-Mlldi
of liur-ldcliair (Pmr
klrlunv), .-,,. lU'iks.
n
VISITATION OF BEUKSUIRE.
PIGOTT of iriitfora aiul ]\Iarcli;un.
Arms. -Qiuulerly of 6, 1, Snhfc, Hirer vrillplrl-:^ Anjcnt ; 2, Air/ait, three
hitgle Iwrns Sahlo, driuncd Or; 3, Anjcnf, <i. t^nltlro cvcjraihd
Sable, on a chief of ihe. second ficn vudlefs of the field; i,
Argent, on a cro.'^s mo/rculed Bahle another plain of'th<i field
hetwcen four innlkln of the second; 5, Azure, a linn rampant
within an orle of cross crosslets fifchee Or ; 6, Gnles, freity
Argent, on a chief Or a lion ramjinid gordant of the field.
Chest. — A grc^'hound couchant ib'ahle.
Francis Pigoll of iratfonl,=[=:\Iargavet, da, of Allan ]]ullcr of
CO. IJcrks. Aston, co. Xoiili'ton, E.sq.
Alban Tigolt of=
]\Iardiam ami of
llatford.
Jane, nx. Tho-
mas I'.aynavd
of "Wnnslrow
in Sonieisclsl).
■Jlargarc't, da. and
colicir of Randolpli
A\'colov of London,
Gont.
I
Ralpli Pigott=pElizabeth, da.
of West Char-
low.
of ... Goro of
Wallop, CO.
Hants.
2. All.an=--,ludith, lOdf.t
Pigolt. da. of Dr. Paul,
l^.ishop of Ox-
ford.
I I
3. Ealph Pi-
golt of Ful-
forJ in I\Iar-
chani Parish.
I\Iary, nx. Bal-
thazar iJcar of
Prankniar.sh
nearlJanislaplo.
Francis Pigott of=Elizabelh, da.and
Marchani, Esq., hcirof ...Lawson,
now one of the Citizen and Mer-
Deputy Licuten- chant Tailor of
ants and Ju.stico
of the Peace for
the County of
Berks, :et. 50, IG
Mar. ICGl.
London, and re-
lict of Francis
AVafson of Chinch
A.ston, CO. Salop.
PILE of Okcniarsli.
AuMH.-Argrid, a rro.^s hrtirern four pre<sion nails Gnles.
CitrsTs, — ()/// nfn coronet on oidel,,pe\, he,,d Or horned Gnle.
Old of a coronet a jvJiran in her pietg.
Sir Gahri.l Pile of^^...
Couijilnn, CO. Bucks.
VISITATION OF BEllKSUIRE.
75
Sir Francis Pile of=T=Eliziiboth, da. to Sir Francis ropliam
Compton, Bart. of Ilounsticet, co. Som.
I
Sir Seymour Pile of
Cliilton, CO. Wilts,
mar. Elizabeth, 3
da. to Sir Hunry
Moore.
Cabricl Pile of=Francc.s t .la.
Okemaishintlie tr, Sir Henry
l>arishofChaiUe- Jfoore of ]"a\v-
worth.co. ]]crks. ley, co. Lerks.
Joane, da. to ...=|-Sir Francis Vi
Still, 2 ux. Kt. and 13an.
=Mary, da. to Samuel Dinicli
of Puscy, 1 ux.
Elizabeth
PLOMER of New Windsor.
AiiMS. — Per f'fs florii rovntcrJlor>j, three marthjts.
Crest. — A dcmi-liuti mmpanl Gulo! holdiii'j a garh Ur
Walter Plomer, Citizen=|=... da. to ...
of London. I dc la Cice.
3. Thomas,
1 1
2. Edmund, ]. Jnlm-
-Audrey,
1,1. to-
-SirPoliert
mar.... 3 da.
mar. ... da, PI.,.,,,.,
John Pa
'e of
JVi.nettof
to...El\vaies
to ... Sly- of Lm„
Harrow (.
n the
Xew^Viiid
of London,
ford. don.
Hill.
sor.
Alderman.
JohnPlomei
Win.lsor, al
I^Iar. icon.
ofX
■w=^Anne
da. t,
Ph
'ip
K,l,..
55,
30
Cun-a
id (.t
(Ira
tcr^■a,
Inn,
■... Mi
Id.
CO. Hei
I'lict ..f W;
(if Mockh;
Jolni Plomer, son A), lie.
and heir, al. 0, 30
Mar. 1CG5. Elizabelli.
I I
I'lliei
PeneU-iH
76
VISITA'JION OF BKllKWUIKE.
PLUMl'TON of New ■\Vina.-;or.
ARyii.—A^urr, jlrrf„.;U :„/.:, Or '.">rh r/uir.jr,! ,r!th m, ,>r,il!„p Gale
Hum-y]'lumiitoi,,Ciliz.-n=pAiiiio, ,l;i. I., Aii.licw Olioinc, Citizen
ami Baiter of Londdii. I aiul Mercliaiil T^iyk.r of Lou,lnn.
1. Ilcmy riuiup- Elizal.etli, .b.=
ton, mar. Cliri^- to Kieli. ?*Iar-
tian, da. to llciuy shall, Citizen
Ap Price. anin)rapi'rof
Loiuloii.
=A7uUew l'luni]i— =Marv, da. to Tlio.
toiiofNcwAViiid- ] fairs uf l'.rl;e-
sor, cTt. G2, ;J0 l.nin.., en. IWrks
Mar. 1CG5. (Kent), relict of
I,a\incclntTol,son,
Citizen and i^Ier-
ehant Taylor of
t I I II,,
AVilliam. Ricliard riinnplon, IMargaret. London.
— eldest sun.
Andri'W. Elizabeth.
I'OKDAGE of ]!i;,.llii
AhMS. — -i/-./'7//, <> fr,, rhnjH,/ Or mo? a,:lr.<, In rlnrf ihrn
of thr h-l.
Clll-ST. — .1 'lr<vj'jii'.< lira,) Or rnniHliifj jhiiiir.< nf jirr pmin
■\Villian,rorda;;e.=^i=...
Samuel Pnv.la-e, Citizen=f=Eliza1ielh, da. ... Tayln
and Grocer, London. I Citizmi of London.
Sanmel.
John rordai;e=f=:\rarv, .la. (o ...
Elizaheth,
of L.radfield,
Lanr nf Trdliurv
r.'lirt of
1-ranci.^.
CO. y,rYk^, .Tt.
(Tenhuvy), <-n.
Thomas Fal-
GO, 2.') ]\rarch
AVorceslcr(nrTet-
dn,., Citizen
1GG.5.
Imry, co. (iloc).
of L..n,lon.
Ill I
duhn. KamuellVrda.4e,snn=r1)niras, vnnn-osl d,i,
— and heir, a't. 30, 'J.') I AVdli.nn l.anjm,,,,.
William. March 1GG.5. Lnndmi, Mrrcliant.
Le
Charles Povdage, :et. 3.
I I I
in :\rarv.
Sarah.
Ahi.'ail.
VISITATION- OF I'.KRKSIIIRE.
77
I'OTTKNGKR of Jlui-l.nrl,!.
Amts.—Prf hcwl Or ami Suhh; a h,iul hcpw/t/ Aiynit iiml Gtilcs hrtwoen
mx Jlcnrs-drMs cn„nfrn-hai>grd.
A Putt., p. Sr. Kdw. I'.ysshe.
Chest.— .4 Jkur-ilr-Us S>M- c!wn/,J. ,r!lh Ihr •<■ hccngc^ A,;jnnt.
Motto. — •" (Innli.-; n'/a finis ila."
Ri.
1]
1-.1
rottenf;c
r of^
=:\r;
,.,_;;„•,.
,(1;
. to
p,
itts and
r,u
1
•iks
(lUirglil
.1,1),
ivl
Pa
■ t u{
J(
hi,
CO.
ii
,11.
ks
way of
John. 2 .son, juar. RichaRlPof--j=Aravy, da. to John 'Ma
Anno,da. toWil- tcn-cr, ol.
liani AVithns (,f 1C59, 1 .s,j
ManyDownr, CO.
Ilaiik
I I
Jolm.
Henry.
I I
Janic
I I
Mary.
J!rowne of llur- William
clcrc(l!ur-hckTc), Turner of
CO. liant.^. Kuadin-.
Walter ]^l-=--=]-.li/.aheth, da to .
longer. (i)ven\vay of Mid:
liam (CO. Peik.s).
I I
Anne.
Sarah, late
wifetoJohn
Sed-wick.
Kalhcrine, w. to Ifopkin
Vau-han of Cdhiit ('? Cal-
dicott), c. MoiiniouUi.Esii.
POU^'T of South Moreton.
AUMS.— n,iarlcrly, 1 an.l 4. Oiilr-^, lim in-,„js cmijun,,;! Aninil, a hu,;hi
engrailed Or ; 2 and ?,, Azurr, a luurr Argr,,/.
CinWT.— J ,jrnjlu„ind\< had wing.d Anj. ,d gurgrd Or.
Gcor-e Pount of Pianipton.-pMar-ery, .la. i>f
CO. llnnt.s. ... C!o,-liii''.
I 11
Ifenrv Pount of-|"l)..rolh\vla. ..f Pi.liaol An.hew, Clor
So>illnH.>rl.m, ai. I Whisll.r ..f Suulhuior- s.;,. f.-^y
78, M Mar. ItiGl. t.iu.
78
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
Susanna, da. tn-f-TucharaPounl,— :Nravy, ib. of 2
Clcnicut Mav- son ami lu'ir AViliiani
tin, lately one at. 3l', 1 J ]\Iar. Tippinc; of
His Majesties 1GC4. Draycutt,i;o.
rensioncis. Oxen, 1 ux.
1
lie
II
DoroUiy
II II
Susanna. Ilenriotla
rOWLE of Shotleslnook.
Arms. — A:it)r; (
/(V.S Ermine hdwa
n
thr(jp lions rami
a„f Or.
CitEST. — A iinkorn's hcail.
Henry Powlo of-^Aun, da. to
Colno Aliens (S.
... Poole of
Ahhvin's), CO.
Cotes, CO.
Gloc.
Gloc.
1
Henry Po\Yle=i
rK.atherine, 2. Wi
liam, !Mary, r
t
X. Ann, ux. ..
of Shots-
da. of I\Ia- s.|i. ... Ijarl
or Ilinson of
broolce, co.
thew Ilar- of Ihn>
t. Ahlsworth,
]5erks.
bert of Mon-
moulhsbire.
CO. Gloc.
Sir Kiel
1
larJ 2. ITi^nrvM- Elizahotli, si.'^ler
1
Jilar^aret,
TowleofSlioLs. T.,wl,..
tothel-ord New-
(lied young.
Lrooke, \k\. of
port of lli.uli
the liath to
Arcall(Ereall)iu
K. Charles II,
Shropshire.
aH. 35, 28 Mar,
1GG5.
VISITATION OF P-EUKSIIIKE.
79
PEATT of Cukvsliill.
AuMS. — Argent, on a cliecron Suhh: hcticceu three pell nts earh cliure/ed with
n martlet of the fiel'l, as rnrmy rnasclei Or. The hidgc of
Ulster.
Ckest. — A wolf's head per pale Arg-'nt and Sable gorged Or.
Sir Henry Pratt, sometimc=j=i\rary, da. to
Slierift' and Alderman of I Thomas Adams
London, Ivt. and IJart., of Wisbitch,
created 28 Jidy IGIO. eo. Carnbr.
F.lizabetli, 1 mar. to Edward
Sir Gcorgo=f=]\Lirgaret, da.
Kiciiard
l;.il;erof Tew, CO. SomVett; 2,
Pratt, r.art.,
to Sir Ilum-
Pratt, had
to Henry Pratt of Wcldon,
ret. 58, 9
jihrey For.-;-
only Jilar-
CO. Xorth'ton; 3, to Edwin
iMar. 1G65
ter of Aldcr-
garet.
IV'iiIe of London ; 4, to Francis
(?of Coles-
maston, co.
I'liibps of the Middle Temple,
hill. See
]!erks, Ki.
Loudon, Esq.
FORSTI'R
Pedigree).
and Part.
Sir Henry Pratt, son and heir, ;et. IG IvLay.
anno snpradict. [dyed Jan. the 10, 1G73-'1.]
PUREFOY r,f Wadley.
arterly, 1, Qnarterhj, one and jovr, Aznrr, three stirruj^s Or
(Purefoy); in-o and three, Sahle, three pairs of de.rler hand.^
conjoined Argent (Purefoy). 2, Qnarterli/, one and four,
Ermine, two and three, paUj of si.c Or and Unle,-: (Knighiley),
3, A::ura, on a fcss Or hetieeen. threr s/irarheads Argent a
greyhound courant Salle (Unton). •(, Sitl:h\ a chevron Ermine
between three crescents Argent (Clover). ( In an esciitche<in
of pretence. Quarterly, l' and 1, Or, tim bars Gnbv each
charged irlth three 'water bnwirtr. Arand ( Willonebby).
2 and 3, A::,ire, three el mpir-fni'l., Ar,,<ul n-ilhin an arte' of
eight rn.,, cn>^<lr/. Or (l^n..]],.,.. ! Tilurv).
dcrtcr ganiillrl gra.:j>ing a J-ralu-ii tilling .y.rar all jirojicr.
I'dward Purefoy of Sli:
(SliaLlone), eo. Puck.s.
-I .ioyee, ,1a. a
I Puiefny „f
r.-^ ,.f Gef
n, CO. L(
80
VISITAXrOX OF BERKSHIRE.
EJv-ard PuiefdV, Mcc.
1
Aim
1 1
AVilliaia
1
Jal,(>,
tor of Kiittesfuia (?
Kir
j-;.i-
Pmefuv,
AVilliai
Latsfonl, CO. nine),
wai.
Gil-
oh. s.p.
Purufo
mar. ...da. to...T.ro(lcr-
l.uni
' of
(,f Cal.
wickc of Laii^'funl, to.
Ken
ElizalieUi,
cott ii
]!erk.'3.
P.p.
■\Varw.
Dorotliy, sister to K(lwanl,=r;corL;erun'foy-=f=>r^irv, Aa. ami lieir of Sir
Lord Denny, relict of Kd- of Dravlon, nl,. | \-,,l,'ntinc Kniglillry of
ward Piirc-foy (? Hnrvc^y) of 1G22. | ^\^ nAUj (co. IJ^-rks), o1).
Wonnlry, co. llrrtfor.i. I 1G17, 1 u.x.
Anne, da. and eolieii^C;
of Sir Francis Darcy l.ornll Jan.lGO.^i,
of P,ronffor.l, co. ' ob. 1600.
Midd., Kt.,2ux.
Piuvfny,=[=Anne,da. and colieir Eclwan
of Sir TliMMias (llo- ol,. .s.p.
v,T of Hav.-, CM.
Midd., 1 ux.
ilM I I
2. Henry. Knightlev I'ure- 1. Jane,
— foyofSlialdcston, ux. Cliris
4. Thomas, niar. Maw, da. tophcr
— coheir of ",Sand- Ilalcs of
.5. William, ford of Pohhin- Covculrv
— CO. Kent.
C. Valentine.
George Purefoy=
ofWadlev,E.s(i.,
a't. 35, 21 Mar
IGCl.
Kalherino, da. a
coheir of Sir Uci
Willonghoy of ];
I
2. ]\ran
ax. The
na.s Jer-
.-isoflle
,ard, cc
Hants.
1. ICliz.ahclh,
ux. Anlhonv
r.rctfurlo,,
CO. Warw.
I
X Anin>, nx.
I'dward
Fleetwood
of Pcmvar-
Iham, CO.
Lane.
r.. ])ov.,ihv,
nx. William
I'lU'efoV of
CaldecoU,
CO. ^Varu•.
Henry,
"I I
4, liubert.
I I
C. Charle.'^
3. Knighllc
now liviu''.
Lorn M
Aug. lGri2.
VISITATION^ OF BERKSIIIRK
81
rUSEY of Pusey.
XuMB.—Guks, ihrcc hars Anjmf.
Cnr^sT. — A leoj'anl jxtssani grinhiitf, Enniii''.
Richard Tusoy of Puscy,=pMaiUm, iLi. of
CO. Leiks
,=T-,Haium, H:i. 01 ,
Aider of Wantfl
n 1 I I I
Thomas. liichard rusoy=T=^ravv, da. of ]MarLha. J^Iary, ux,
_ of rusr.y, ob. ... Bla.c^raveof — ,
^V)lliam. 2 Aug. 10.55. Wantage, co. iMavgarct. Alderman
]!erks. of London.
I
Richard Pusey, .Tt. 11,
18 Mar. ICGl.
PYE of Pariiigdon.
A115I3.— Quarterly of C, 1 and G, Eniuna, a h.nul fnxllij dnlf^ ; l', tiahh', a
lion paminf Anjciil ; 3, J'it pale Uuhts and A::uri; a liuit.
ratiipant Sahh- ■•<(ipiiii(iliiii b/'licccii tin' pans a tree eradiadeil
Vert; 4, Gide^ titrrc i<tirnqis Or; 5, On, a cliOLrron helwcen
three ravens Snh/e a-i mninj emdlnps Or (Croker).
CUINT.— .4 CrogS-Cr0s4rt fddtr.r hriirrn, two Wlnij.i Anj^'id.
John Pyo of the Muc
CO. lleref., Gent.
Andrews of
:ieir of Rogci
CO. lleref.
John Pyo of lhc=rAnne, da. of Richard de la P.ero
Mrcnd,' Gent. I in Hereford, Kt.
Walter Pve of=t=^r
Walter I've ol=T=.\laii'arel, cUdesi
the Meend. to Pliili)! Price.
lest da. and cohei
' i I
Waltor=pJ,,ano, da. of jMavy, <la. and=|=Sir Robert Pyo of Far-
William Rud- leir tu Jiihn
liallof Rud- (Jinlcrnfllatis-
hall, CO. lleref. lonl, , n. Gloc.,
]v.|.
^^ii W,.!t,r I'v,. of -Kalh
•d.-M-nd. Kl. Saun,
ingdon, CO. Perks, XL,
Auditor of tlic receiiit of
tlie ]'A-ehe,|ner U^ JC.
.lanirs and K. Cirarhs
1 and 11.
82
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
Sir Rolicrt Tye of=
Faringdon, Kt.,
one of tlio equer-
ries to liis inc.'lie.
^Anno, (la. of 2. vSir Juim Pye,=i=Rcbccca, da. of
John]Iaiiipdcii Kt. and Lt., of
of ][a;n}ideii, Ilenie, co.
CO. ]jucks. ])erby.
Nioholas Kaynton
of luifield, CO.
]\Iidd.
II I Ml I II II
Edmniid. Hampden Joliii. CliarlesPye, l\Iary. Eliz.iljctli,
— Pye, eldest — eldest son, — —
lliclianl. son. Pobert. act. 12, 1GC4. Pebecca. Anne.
Thomas.
READ of Aploford.
Akms. — GuJes, a saUire hcticceii four garhs Or.
CnnsT. — On the shimp of a trcn raguUc a falcon with icin'js crjyandcd all
proper.
Sir Thomas Read of Barton, =i=Mary, da. and coheir to Sir John Brockctt,
near Abington, co. Perks, Kt. I Kt., of Brocketts Hall, co. Herts,
I
Thomas Pcad,=f=j\Iary, da. lo Sir Thomas Cornwall,
-son and heir. I Kt., Baron of Burford, co. Saloii.
SirComp-
=:jarv, dr...
Edward Read
=JanG, da. of
=Elizabetb,
ton Read
of Sir Gil-
of Ipston, CO.
Thomas Ac-
da. to John
of Ship-
bert Corn-
Oxon, ajt. 37,
ton of
Allen of
ton, CO.
wall, Ba-
llMar.lGCl.
Bocklelon,
Streatley,co.
Ox on.
ron of
CO. Wore,, 1
Berks, Esq.,
Burford.
ux.
2 ux.
1 1
Cornwall,
1. Anne, ux.
.bJ„.,
Katherine,
l\rary, ux.
Thomas
ob. young.
ux. Brid-
John Corn-
Jeflrey,
Corn^Yall,
stock Hait-
wall, 3 son
Ob. S.p.
sonandheir
ford of
of Gilbert
to Sir Gil-
Ilerefordsh.
Cornwall.
beit. Baron
of Burford,
Anne, da. and colieir of=j=3.
ller.ry Knap of Oxford. Be
fhomas Ivead of A]ih'ford, co.
iks, :et. 30, M >Iar. lGG-1.
Cnm
and
Read,
AaSITATION OF BEraiSIIIKE.
83
READ of :\Iarc]inni.
Arms." 0/J a hend three shoveUers.
Thomas Kcid of Cray's Iiiii,=j=...
CO. Midil., ]).iiTe.sl(Ji-.
Enianuell Ri'ad=i=^rargai'et, da. of Edmond Broome
of London. I of Jloltoii, CO. Oxon.
John Read, Vicar of=
Marcham, co. Berks,
a3t. 42, IG May 1GC4.
^Amy, cddcst da. of Untou
Crook of i^Iarston, co. O.^on,
Esq.
II I .
Union. Francis.
Tliomas
I i I I I
Jolm Read, .Jane. Bridgelt.
ret. 13. Anne. Cliristian.
RICJIE of Sunning.
Ahm.s. — 0/', on a saUire raguU Guh'n, fii-o cro-^s nnssMs filclire of fhe
field, in chief the hmlrje nf u'htcr.—Pcr Garter, 1G5G.
Conlirmcd ayain by Sir Edw. Jjyssli, Clm: K. (f Arme.s, to Sir
William liich, Bart., and I)amo i\Iary, -wife to Sir Robert
Gayer of Stoko, November tlio ... 1GG3.
Cui:bT.— ,1« imned iu-m and hand jmipi^r holdimj a crvsg cron.^Iel fdchre
Or.
Tliomas Riclie of (]ic-f=Anno, da lo Thonia^A
City of GIoc. ^Macliin of co. Gloc.
Barb.ira, da.=
lo Gilbert
Moru-ood of
Se.de, CO.
pSirThonia><Rich
ofSnnning.Bart
.-et. C3, 11 Marc
ICCl, ob. 1GG7.
e=
rElizaboth, da.
to William
Cockayn of
Luiidun, ]\Ier-
Anue, 1 mar. to
Toby Clements of
Cloe., 2 to John
llanbury of Fec-
Leic, 1 ux.
chant, i ux.
kenhani, co.
1
C.nb.rt,
d:,lvuun-.
1
Sir William Rii
Bait., a_'(. 10,
March IGGl.
h
1
1
, I\Iary, ux. Si
of .St..];e, CO
the Bath lo 1
r Rnbert Caver
Buck., Kt.'of
uii- Chailcsll.
84
VISITATION OF BERKSniKE,
ROBINSON of Cooldiam.
Arms. — Verf, a rherron Ernnne Mircru thin hticl-fl frippoid Or.
Cm:si.—Onf <•]' a mural corvnd G>'l>j.-: a >hmi-ln'cl; salient Or.
Richardrioljinson=t=!Marf;are
of Cookham.
i=j=!Margaret, da.
to ... Potter.
EicliardRobinsoii=j=Cliristian, da. to ...
of Cookliam. Fishor of Cookham.
Richard Holunson of Cookh
.Tt. CO, 28 Mar. 166r>.
=Aiin, da. to riiilip Dorrcll {1 Darrell),
one of the Auditor.-; of his ^Majesty's
Court of Excliequcr.
Pliilip, son and heir,
ret. 16, 28 Mar. 1GG5.
Christ
I
Ann.
ROGERS of AVar-ravo,
Amis.—Arr/rnt, a dr<(./on's hwl rrn.<p,J Vai hnblliiQ in the mouth a <Jr:,if
■ hand cq^paum'r rru.ol Gvltv.
Roger Yau,L;han, 3 .sou of Phihp Yaughan=f=...
of Tretour (Tretowerj, co. Brecknock.
Jolni Rogers c,f I,l,uiLalli.':r-=,-Jane, da. of ... 'Whitehall
(Lanvaehcs),co.Moni]iouth. of Bloxwieh, co. Stafford.
Nathan Rogersof=^S
Ford House in
AVar-ravePMrif=h,
CO. P.erk.s a-t, L'7,
L'.5 Mar. 1005.
.':anna, da. Hannah, ux.
d ;:ole luir Thomas lierington
f ll.iny Knj-d of ]lishopt(.n,"co.
[JMud Hou,-e. Hereford.
Ford RoL;er.s, sun am
heir, a'l. I.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
85
KUDYARD of Wostwooaiiay.
Arms.— Quarterly, 1 ami 1, Argcnf, frdh/ Sa!'!r a caid-m. aiil:< ; 2, a
hear sal! i:nt ; 3, Gii/rs, on a Iimd t/irr,- frr/oi/-^ s',),pr,l ]'crf,
OH a canfon Or a lion's fare of tin- fulJ.
Cki:-3T. — A Saracen's head proi)er.
Sir rjcujaiiiin RuJyarJ, soinctimo Surveyor^KIizaLelli, da. lo Sir
to the Court of Wards and Livorics. I Henry Harrington.
William Rudyard of "\Vcst=j=Sara]i, da. and coheir of Sir Stephen
Woodey (Woodhav) cu. P.er
Esq., Ob. ICGl.
Harvey of Xorthton, Kt. of tlio llatli
to K. Charirs I.
2. William, Ik-njaniin liudyard, pod and Jlarv. Elizabeth,
heir, ret. 9, 23 11m: IGGl.
SALTER of Cookhani.
Robert Salter of Cookham,=^=Elizabeth, da, of Chi
ob. 1G4,5. I Grove of Pen, eo. ]5ii
slopher
Robert Saltcr=
of Pray,
Jilizabetli, da. to
Thomas Grcnc of
Amerdeu in the
pari.shofTaplowe,
CO. Bucks.
John Salter of Elizabell), mar.
Rhemenham, George Grove
CO. Perks, and of Pen, co.
of Pen, CO. Pucks.
Pucks.
SAMPOP^E of ]\loulsf,ad.
AiiMs.— yl,-,/.'/(/, o cliei-mii Snhl' hrlinrn lln-rr nnilhls A.jiire j.irrrnl Or.
CkioT,— /I hull's hrml erased holding in Ihr Mouth three ears if wheat.
Thomas Sanibornc of Sunning, ^=
co. Perks and O.xon,
86
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
_^l
Thiv.. I Kichar,! S:unbo.-no of==Klizal.cth,an^c,f Richard
Slok'rs Farm, near Stanger of Cholscy,
bcldn.'hani. ' Berks.
ll,,my SauilH:,rucn=-\nn, da. of AViUiaui
of Moukford, I Talker of Suunu.g,
CO. 15crks. I'-sq.
KieLvd Saml,on>e, xi. 7G,yPoroU,y, <ln-'£ Kicl.ard
2.3 IMarch, 1G65. I tomyns of Gliol.ey.
Henry Saniborne, son=^Iary, da. to ...
and heir, a't. 13, 1 005. Terry of Ahmgton.
Joseph. Ecujauiin.
AnMS.-7^.
SAUX])EKS of Woolston.
.',//,/■■ nnd Ar^r-nt, three cl^h'
cniintcrrh'inir!.
Thomas Saunde!
AYoolston, CO. Be
:dt- cnt-xd
John Saunders Thomas Sannders=f=Martha, da of
a 15arrcslcr at of Woolsion, son | ... lleydell ol
Lawc. -1"^^ lioir.
Shrivenh;
1
3. Thomas,
2. Anlliony,
mar. Plufbo,
mar. ... the
da. to Alexau-
widow of ...
Cleevo of
Ilolloway.
Bhn.sden, co.
^Vlhs.
„
1 1
John Tho
y
uuiders. son ,
Jolin Saunders
of WooLslon,
.Tt. -14, 21 Mar.
IGGl.
.\nnc,
Alexander
Cleeve of
r.huisden,
CO. AVills,
of Jane, ux.
William
Packer of
Dcnning-
ton, CO.
15crks.
.s Saunders,
1 heir, at. 20
aun. 2i:*lar. ICGl.
Eli/ahelh
:\Iavlha,
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
87
plato)^
In IJi-PiN-CTdX Church in the County of Bciksliire, on
lyiii- in tlie middle of the nav of the churcli (on a bnv
Jl.ilai.h:—
Here lycth t!ie Lodyes of John Saund.Tt: & |
Anne his wife buth Lome in thid Tarisli
w'cli I Jolm had Two wives th'ono named
Joanc' I & liad issue by his 1 wife 5 sons &
2 j dau, who departed this life the 2G day
of December Ao. jrui 1599.
]n the west wall of the South crosso of this Chuivh is a fayre Ar
iiMuument adorn'd w'^^ carved worke & Guilded but noe Coat of A
whrr.'iu lyes the Statue of a man in a Barrester'.s Gowiie and over
this Ins.'ription : —
Reader this monument presents | the Iileraory of Juhn
Saunders of Woolston in tlie County of Derlcs Estp,
Justice of the Peace in that county & well experienced
in the com'on lawos of En;4and ; hec rendered his
Soule to God the 29th day of April 1G3S and this
portion of sacred earth preserves his Body Vi-'ch is
scqucslred for the resurrection. Hec was happy in
his marriage with Margaret one of the dau. of John
Evclyii of Godstonc in the County of Surrey, Esq.,
att wlicse charge this monument was erected and by
whomc hec had children, Elizabeth, Marg'tt, Thomas,
Elizabeth and Letticc.
Mr. Saunders of :Mid,T;iam, lately a IJurgesse of rarliament fur
lin^ford is son to this John.
t.^ne
this
SEYMOUK of Eamborne ^V.)odlands.
Thomas Seymour of=]=Jano, da. to Jolm We
Lambornc Woodlands, I of Stodley (Studeley),^
CO. Berks. Wilts.
1. Thomas,
2. R.I
'er .'■
5evm
Mir-
Anni
,da
of Ed.
lOiul
Ilaule
..1, s.p.
of Lar
iborn
■ AVf
-d-
(ILu
les)
of ^lu
untoi
Ul.
lands.
Win
bori
c, eo. IJ
.rset.
Thomas Sev n nr-pTan<', .la. (o John Edue.nd,
LamliurneW.Mdh.nds, I Kv.4nu of Euubornc now liv-
ift. 37, 21 :\lar. IGill. Woodlands. ing, ICCl.
i I
:i Ey^te
I I
■1. Join
I I
Anne.
Frances.
I
Jane
88
VISITATION OF BKRKSIIlRE.
SlIEEWOOD of East ircn.Iml.
AlMH.—Ar.fjif, <i chrrmit Gules hctircen IJimc (oi-trniir.
Cl!i:.ST.— J )'hnnr of six j'ro.cnds' fiothrr-- prop>'r.
,J..liu Slicnvood of East=j=.,. da. ami liuir of ... Y.
Ik'ndred, CO. ]Viks. I of Ea.st llwidrcd.
Edward Sherwood of=rCoH.*limcc, da. of Willi,
East Hem
1. An, ux. Xirholas Ooldinn'of
the City of Wiiiclicstcr.
2. .loan, u.x. AVilliam Yaldeii of
Luviii-loii, CO. ^Vilts.
Saunders of Xewlm
.". Coustancp, relict of Xalhauiel
■\ViImorc, Citizen of Lomlon.
l-.lizalielli, ux. Kichard Os^'ood of
Duuu.'tl (Duiiliead), co. Wilts.
1
John Shr
rwood=r^I'"'
•, da. to
2. Edward, mar.
3. Wil
ofEasil!.'
ulred,
I'hil
1. Vatrs
Ilannali, da. to
mar. ..
a;t. i:>, -1
.Mar.
of !■
irin'4-
... Forstcr, Citizen
16GI.
don.
of London.
I I
Edward Sherwood. ^[ar^
ret. 5, sou and heir.
Sin-.liWOOD of Ea>t Hendred.
AitM.i aud Ci;est as in Ihr last redigree, (' crcscnd for dlifcmicc.
John Sherwood of J'ast Hendred, eo. ISerks.-,-...
ThouiasShrrwood,2son,of=^Katherine, da. lo ... Head
E.ast Hendred, oh. IG.^ ^' '
2. Chvisliau,
ux.lleur.yliead
of Keadin-.
of Chilton, CO. I'.erks
i
Ma
?,. Constance,
Au'
.fEa,t Hendred. of Chnlsey,
CO. Lerks.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIBE.
89
A|
Ali<;e, rulict of=Tliomas-
Tlioiiiiis Good- Shcr-
wiii of Coiiip- wood.
l"ii, CO. Lurks.
Jolm Sherwood of=
AraiiigtuuAVick.co.
Eerks, xt. 51, 21
Mar. 1GG4. Eliaii.ir,
da. to John Clarke
of Ardiii"toi), 2 ux.
John Sliorwood, 1 sod, ;ft. 15.
S;\IALBOXE of Sluvciitoii.
=Amjr, da. tq
Tliomas "Web-
ster, Citizen of
London, 1 ux.
William Snia
of Stcvcntoii.
ie=rlsal)<l, da. of ,
I of Stevcnton.
I I
2. William, .John Knial-
niar. "Marv, bone of Ste-
da. of Eil- venfon, ;ef.
niond Weeks 40, IG IVLiy
of Drayton. IGGl.
^Plnllis, d;i. 4. Henry, mar.
of In-aiieis INIargaiet, da.
Truelock of to Thomas Stc-
Aplefnrd. yens of Steven-
ton.
Henry.
Kichard.
AVilliam.
Tlionias.
1
Joli
and
mar
1 Rmalbf
heir, a'l.
IGGl.
l'l,"lG
1 1
Anne.
Philli
SMALliONi; of ."^f
Edward Small..a.r ..f-Y'Alir,., ,1a. of
Stevcnton, co. I'.iaks. ... Stowe.
Kirhard >Small..a,r^-Kath.iin.', da, of ... KowL.nd
of .Stevontun. I of ll.uvwell, eo. link.-.
90
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
^1
Kicli.inl .S)nMll)onc=j=Jane, da. to John St^'vcns
of Stuvcnton. of Stevcnton.
IJidiarJ Snial-=Elizal.ctl., da.
bone c.f. Si. ■veil- of Tli.nnas
ton, ,Tf. 35, 21 Stevens of
HJar. IGGl. Slcvenlon.
2. Edward. =-~=Katlierin., da
of ...Kol.iii'ni
of East Ilau-
ncy.
1 1
Mary
Jane.
I
3. Anne, iix.
Kicliaid
AVood of
Stoventon.
4. Eli7,al.elll,
ii.x. ]{icliard
Clarke.
5. Editli,
ux. Kicli-
ard ILird-
inpr.
dndgc of ];icw
Berry.
SMALEONE of Boeldnylon.
Jolm SnialLoncof j;oekliauipton=f-Dorolhy, da. of AVilliani :\r..lyncs
(? liockinglon). CO. V,
)f .Al,,nj.,y\vell (M.
]{oeklianipton, :et.
40, 23 Mar. IGGl.
Eliz.abetli, da. to
K.iwland .Seudaiiii
of Trewor-an, co.
Hereford.
Alarv, u\-. Afaiti
I'ysion of I,onj
more, near Keat
El
I I
I I
■1. Clure.
I II I
Cliarles. John. Tlionias Siiialbor
— .Sou and heir, wt. 21. — —
Henry. 3. Francis. 5. Mary.
C'ovlificil liy — Kmalcbonc.
.S.ME.ATON ..f Tbakliam.
AlMS.—A::ior, rt/(w hctirmi tln-rr /J,,>i,,h ^-Ii'im Oi:
CnKST.— .'1 j,anut Vcr/.
da. (
Thunias Sniealnn of Cnll.ai,
the ^•orlh Kidin-, CO. Yoik.
AVellieivl
York.
VISITATION OF BEUKSIIIKK.
91
A|
2. Lconanl=j=I'<.ilK-l, ilii. of Robeii
Thomas Siiicatou KosaTuoinl,
Sinenton of
Soutliby ofTocklin--
of Ciiltoii, .'^oii ux. Tliomas
tlic North
loii, in the East Kul-
aud heir. Jackson.
Kiai>,,.
in- CO. Yf.vk.
1 1 1
-William Ann. ^\avy, (Ia.=
,kI.,..
t Siucalon of=^Auu, da. to Joliu
SmrMtoii — of John
]Iun^^
ick iu tlic Winchcomhe of
of llewth- :\rary. I'.lacklra. li
parisl
of Thatchaui, llcmvick (co.
^vait, sou ofl!atli,co.
CO. y,
■rks, n^t. .'il, J'.crks), rdict of
and lii'ir. .Soiiicrsut,
23 M
irch 1664 ; Alexander Cusand
1 ux.
mar.
Jane, da. to of Cusand (sic, hut
"William Eyston of q>ierc'), co. South-
Est Ilenwike, co. ton, 2 ux.
Berks, 3 ux.
John, sou and heir, a?l. 1 S,
23 Mar. 1661.
SMYTH of Euscott.
Thomas Smyth of Euscott,=pE]izabeth, da. of ... Ivehlewhhc
CO. Eerks. j of Kodburne, co. A\'ilts.
Thomas Smvlh of Eu.scntt,=j-Anne, da, of E.dmon.l ("Ir.'-ory of
ob. 1650. " Coxham (Cuxliam), co. O.von.
1. Ehccbe, ux. 3. An, ux. Ed-
llcnry Gregory mund Gregory
of London. of Euscott.
•1. James, mar. An, da. of
AVilliam Gregory of Lon-
2. Tvfary, ux. E.
bort l!abl)of
Enijlesham,
CO. Berks.
I
1. Elizabetli, late
wife to Eobe.rt
Rogers of IJean,
CO. Hants.
I
.1 .b.lni,inar da
■ lulm Clark of llun.
fnrd.
George Smith of=
Em scot 1, at, ;iS,
18 Mar. 1661.
=Lettice, da. ..f Edw:
Heylvn of Eurfor.l,
CO. Oxou.
5. Eavd, of Eisseler
(Bicester, CO. Oxon),
2. Th(
I I
Ileylyu S,
— and heir, :
3. Edward. .Afar. 1601
'\ \
92 VISITATION OK BERKSUIllE.
-SOUTUBY of Aplcton.
Arms. — Or, a chevron hriiccni thrvc <ijijiJc.-< C,'iilc.<, a Midi'/ /or difference.
Ceest. — A demi-lwn raiiijKiuf Or hohlhui in Hie de.rter pan; an (q)iilG
Gides.
Eicliard SoutliLy of Carcswell, co. Berks.=T=...
1. Jolm Soutliby Kobcrt Soutliby=j=Aii]ie, da. of 2. Tlioiuas Soutliby
of Cnrcswell r.sT" of Ai.leton.rct. CO, Jolm :\ra volt of Abini^don.
next Pedigree.) 10 Mar. IGGl. ofAbin-don.
II
Kichard.
Jului.
Tliom.i--
1
Kobcrt Soutliby, .=ni
and heir, tot 20, IG
Mar. IGGJ.
I
Mary.
SOUT]ir>Y .if Caioswrll,
Arms.— Scutum Gontilitiuui sivc Palludimintuiii ct Chri.'.ta Joh'is
Sout]il>y dc Careswell in co. Jl.jrks, Gen. fil. ct hniTcdis
]{ic'i Southby, til. Jo. Southby, Exojuiilifieal.i .singula sibiq.
lierf(libu.s pnsterisq. snis conlirmata in ]i'pclnuni unacuui
jiropria cornndom dcscripta jier moo, GuiliL'hn. Scajjar, Garter:
]\-incipidern Jie.ijnn Arnmr'ni dat. sub nianu nu';1 ct sigillo
odicii mc), decimo die monsis Fob. An° Kogni Regis Caroli
7 A° iJ'ni 1G31 ;— II port d'Ur, una cherrron eidra tred
roniines de G'iieide'< ot ])ouv son tynibrc sur unc Heaulme et
fortillon de scs coulcur.s Une demij lion ramii'l d'ur tenant en
sun jiidtee vne poiw de
Argent; par nioy, Guillau
d'ATine.-< dr, Anglni...
inrnle^, Ic ]\Iantealc rouge doubK
me Sengar, GartUrr ]'rincipall Bo;
J.)lin Ruulhbv .
CO. ];vrk..
f Care..well,=r---
liicbard S.mlbby ..f-rJ:"!'', <ddest da. ..f
Careswell.ob. IGOG. 1 I'V.uar.l Keat of
Locking, CO. Berk,-,
VISITATION OF BEUKSIIIRE.
93
A|
Ti^wlctt of==2. Thouias Soiillil.y^-^fary, da. of
CoUfls, CO. of Stanford. (Sec Sir "William
"Wilts." nextPcdujnc). Gardiner of
..., CO. Surrcj'.
3. EoLertSouUi-
by of Apk'ton,
CO. Berks.
1. JohnSouthby of Care.swcll=T=Eli/-aljetli, da. and licir of
in parisli of JBuckland,
Berks, Esq., now a Juslico
of Peace for tliis covinly,
cTt. G7, 18 I^Iar. IGGl.
William "Wiseman of Ste-
venton and Sarah, da. and
heir of Giles Crouch of
London.
John.=j=.
Kalhorine, ux. Gi'oflry
Daniel of St. :\!ar;j:a-
rcts. CO. Wilts.
Elizabeth
Anthony.=Anne, eldest da. of
\\'illiamlveinp, an
Attorney of the
Marshalls Court.
Southby.-rK'^'l'C""^ 'l'^- 'i"'^ '^''^^^'' ""■■• ^^''11'-"^^ '^''■"'^^
heir, :rt. heir of Robert of Denford in the parish of
Strange of Somer- Kintbury, co. Berks.
ford, CO. Wilts, Esq.
Bichard
son and
41,lSMar.lCG4
I I
III
Strange. John Southbv, 1 s.m, Kathe
_ a't. 12, IG Mar. IGGl.
Richard. Sarah.
SOUTH I;Y of Stanford.
AUMS and Cni:sT as under Soiilhby cf Apletoii, cwli charirJ "uth a
crr.rrut fur <l!jlcn un,
Thomas Sonlhbv of Stanford, 1! snn.-,'Mary, di. of Sir AVilliam Gardiner
John Soulliliy, .snn=f=Su^;u
and heir, :et. 28, da. I.
IGMar. IGGl. ... 1'
Jane, ux. Vincent Barrev,
son of Yinc.iil I'.arrey of
Thame in Ox.m.
Thomas Soulhby, son and hrir, ict. 3, IC Mar. ICGl. Susanna.
VISITATION OF BERKSIIirvE
SPARK E of Fincliamsl('il
Kiehai'd Sparku of Widiliiigton nall,=f=..
CO. Essex, Lairistiu' at Law. I
EoLcTl Spavke of AV
-.11 n.all.=|=KIiMlietli,
I
.1 I
Riciiai'd Spaiko='>raUicw, da. Peter Spaikc of^-^.JoaiiP, da. to
of Widdhigtoii to ... AVanl Fincliainsti'd, Pliilip Martin
Hall. ofAVctliers- co.Pxn-ks, tvLSf), of ^ravlborow,
field, CO. 11 Mar. 1601. co. AVilt.-:^.
Es.sex.
SPIER of Waigr.LVi'.
Amts.— 0/', tioo rhi^iron.<: A:jmr hdvpn, tlvm irrfnlj., ..Ilppd J'r/,
cresceid for diffcri'iia:
Richard Spifi of TTolcoml)C=T=?irar.garft, da. nf Anlliony
GraiiOT, CO. Oxon, I Elincs of Poidiicv, co. Oxon.
Anlhonv ^pirv of nol,:i,i,iLc=p=r.arlKu-a, cld< st da. of Sir Franris Castiliou
Graiine.'ol). 1041. I of Penliaiu Valrucc, co. i;.rk.<.
Anthony, now=]-'ranr,;.s,ih
of Oakinqliam. to Thomas
Pryan of
Tliame, co
Ox.in.
2. lu'ancis=:\rary, da, of ?,. :\rary, ux.
Spi,'r. HulJIi K.at ]-:.lniund
of lhv>irn, Sinitiiof
CO. Perl
Tliamc,
apothecary.
I I I
2. Parhava, nx. 1. ^Ln-.arcl, ux. Richard Spioi
Daniel IVrot William Sclhai of War-rave,
oflJravfon, of Everslcy, co. co. Perks, a't
CO. Oxon. Hants. 32, 11 Mar.
IGCl.
d'.lizaheth, da. of
R..h,rt Turner
atlas Ferrers of
.^hntlishrooke,
CO. Perks.
'^ Aiilhony. 'I.Charles. Richard, snu and Elizaheth. Susan.
__ ' lieir, ;rl. 12, 11
3. John. Mar. IGGl.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
95
SQUIl'.]', of H.^iling.
Arms.— Or, ilirrn hnlh pa-^smit Sahlc.
John Squibb of Whitchui'cli,^Aiinc, da. to Jolm Spamor (Scyiuer)
CO. Doiset. I of llanforil, co. Uoreet.
Eobert Squibb of=rFi-ancc.s .la. of E.hvarJ ,Tr,lm Squibb of
Eca.biig, 'jA. 58, I Castlo of Truro, co. Wliitcliurch.
11 Mar. 1GG4. Corn wall
II III I II
Arthur. Joliii. Robert Squilili, son EHzabctJi. Anno.
— — and lieir, ajt. 22, —
Edward. Arnold. 11 ."Mar. ICGl. Judith
STAFFORD of Eradfiold.
AiiMS.— Quarterly, 1, Or, a chrvron Guhv ^i caiit<r„ Ermhir ; 1, rnlij of
six Gules and Or, oiin cldef Azure a Inm j'H-^-anit e/anlnit of
iho second ; 3, Argent, a clirrron hrtirrrv. Hirer engloi' licads
erased Sahle ; 4, Anjeut, a dieenni Gidrs heia-een ihrec
unicorns' Iirads Ar.urc.
Thomas Staflbrd of Bradficld,=pAnn,
CO. IJerks, Ivsq.
Sir Franris
Stadbrd,
Kt., 15'J9.
licst of London.
Sir Read=}iral).d, da. to Richard
Stadbrd, Staffi.-rton of "\A'ai'liel(l
Kt., ob. and relict to Nicholas
s.p. Williams of Burgh-
field.
2. ]':d\vard Staflbrd, -pAnn, da. t.) ... Doewray of
I Chamber House, co. ]!.'rks.
Sir l',dv,ard-|-Al:n-v, sole ,hi. tn Sir
Stallbr.l, Kt. I ^Villiam Forster of
Aldermaston, Kt. of
the liath.
IJridgeb ^biry, ux". ... Aslon
of Lond<in, draper.
96
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
A|
3. Willi.ira=Elizabcth, da. to
Stafford. ... Anderson.
I i I
2.IIunipliry Mary. ^ ^y^^^i
Stafford. — V young.
Anne. I
FAlward Stafford,=t=Eliz.iljetli, da. to Charles
E^.j. I Chiehc.ster of Ireland.
Edward StallV,rd,= .., da. to 2. Charles Slaff:.rd,
Mar. 1CC5.
STA'MPE of Speenliamland.^.
eounu't Ar.jrnt ; 2 and 3, Oiil'.^, frrlhj Anjruf, a d,trj oj lit-
Chest.— .4 ih-ini-hor^c rampant Arijnif, a lu/iJhl for dljjrrcncc.
Tliomas St.anipc=
of rcasnioro,
CO. Lerks.
::*rary, sister 1.. Tlmr
I)enloii of Chiveley,
CO. I'.erks.
John Slanipc=pElizab.'th, da. to ^lary, late wife Ann, rtdict of
of reasnioie, Jo. ISomne of to ^Villian, Clrovc lUrnard Lyfor
ob. 1G22. Charlin;; (f'l.ar- of Crove. ofWanta-e,
linch),
Thomas Stann.e of Abi-ail, ux. tleorpe Ooodwyn
Spoenhandands let. of jiiadford, eo. Wilts.
23. 2:'. Mar. I GUI.
I I I
1. Elizabeth. 4. Phillis.
3. ^birv.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
97
STROUGiriLL of T.arkham.
Arms. — Argent, a chevron between six esenlhips Gules]
Crest. — An nrm in armour embowe'l pmper hol<llng a spear Or point
Argent downwards.
John Stroucihill of Lida^pSibil], da. of ...
(LyJd), CO. Kent. I -Wilco.x of Li.lJ.
Jolm Stronghill of=pSusan, da. to Alexander Slioplioard of
Lidd, ob. 1G18. I Pea.?einai'sh, co. Sussex, Esq.
Juditli, 3 da. to IIcnry=
Colt of Colt Hall, CO.
2 ux.
Laildiaiii, CO. 11:
xt. 50, 11 :\Iar.
IGGl.
of=j=:>ra-daluiie, 2 da. t.)
Sir.roliunia-ravcof
,SoiiUiCote,co. J]el-ks,
Kt., 1 ux.
I I I 1 I
Juditli. Henry Stvou-liill, John,
— ret. 9, 11 JMarcli ob. s.p
Lridgctt. IGGl.
Constance.
Ma-d;dene, mar.
to Jolm Dean of
Oxemvood, co.
"Wilts (Berks).
TAILEUR rdias DANYILL of Windsor.
William Taihur alius Da
of ..., CO. Es.*ex.
=^Joanc, da, of Sir Jolm Awbrey
of ..., CO. Glani'ir.
AVilliam Tailcui'=T=^rary, da. to Nicholas Williams
alias Danvil
1. I\Iary, ux. J..li
Wcldon of (;,if,k.
liani, CO. I'.crks.
4. Jane, ux. Walte
r.arnes of Sliaftos-
bury.
of Llanfoist, co. IMon
I I
2. Joyce, ux. :\Ialhew 3. Mar-aroi,nx.
Wild, Cit. and Leather- ... Pope, Hector
seller of London. of Milbury, co.
Dorset.
5. Martha, ux. John Tailcuv,
Samuel Davis b.d., ob. 21
of Chester. Dec. IGGl.
98
VISITATIOX OF nERKSniHi;.
I
"William Tiiilruv, .d;,(. 1 ),nivill,=T=l'>ancps=, da. and cnliciv
now Suvvi'yor ,,1' tli.' Wial;,-; ..f I of Sir William Park-
Windsor Ca<^tl.' and St, uaid ■>{ liiiisl, ,,n\v Wavdni ..f
the Forp^^t of AViiidsor ;,„d i | his. Alaj-sti,.; Mini.
Coll. of Foot in tin; Ariiiv ..f '.
K.C. L, ret. 53, 30 ^hn: IGC".. I
2. John. AVilliani, son and li.ir, Anne, nx. Tlioni.i,-. Va(
rrt. 17, 30 Mav. 1005. of C»\\r\, co. I'.fik.s ]•-
TKTTF.KSIIALL of lMnulKL!ni..4oad.
ArMa—Sahh; u chrffvii hda-cca lltrce thjns j,n.<m,d Or
George Tuttorsliell=|=Katliorinc, da. to
ofFinchanisled, ... Perkins of
CO. ISerks. Uftoii, co. J'.erk-^.
1
Coustanco, nx.
1
Gcor-o Tettpi
^hall=rKlizal.uth, ,1
1. of Elizahoth, nx.
■\VilIiam Smith
of Fineham.slL
'1,
Cliri.tni,l,,r
'.i-L;c John l)onca.stl
of Hardwirkr,
oL. IGC.ti.
of .Sla|ilefor
CO. Wilt?.
1, of Wcllimi.se,
CO. Perks.
George Tcttorshall of=j=:Mary, da. of Henry
Fincliamsted, lilsq.,
;et. CI, 8 Mar. IGGl
Marv, ux. John
Aslill of llastlcdon Lvford of ...,
(Pasildcn), CO. iierks. co". iJcrk.s.
Mary, nx. Cliailes Howard, iv
4 hrother to Thoma.-, Duke 2
of Norfolk.
TIPI'IXn of Kinlhnrv K;
Amis.— Quarlcrlv, 1 and -1, Or, nn a Irml nuircvird Vrrt Ihrrr ),hr,„u o/
thrjU.l ; 2 ami 3, Ar.j.'ui a rhn'n,,, j>„hi of six A::nrr and Or.
CnvsT.— Out nf a r,,yu,i,l Or ,ui unlrhq,r\-^ l,nid V, rl all !rrd and inaurd
of tlir Jir.^l.
VISITATION or BERKSinr.E.
99
r.artliolomew Tipinng of-r^Iavtlia, da. to Rolicvt Doyloy
Sliabington, co. Dei-I;s. | of ^rcrton, co. Oxon.
r.artliolomew Tipping^
of Stokenchurcli (co.
Oxon), 2 son.
John Tipping
of Stokencliuvc
CO. Oxon.
■EHzabctli, da. of Thomas Tipping, cldost son,
John Barker of mar. Katherine, da. to Henry
Hurst, Esn. Samborne of :Moulsford (co.
];crks.)
Elizal)oth, relict
of John Whistler
of ll.'nley.
Bartholoincw=Kalherine,
Tipping of da. to...
Kiiitlnny .Icnnys of
I'.aton, CO. llarewoU,
Ijorks. CO. Berks.
Martha, late wife to Frances,
... Stokes of Had- ob. num.
nam, co. Bucks.
TOOKER of Abingdon.
Abms.— T''/'/, oil a bend Arf/f^nl, ihnc human hearts Gules.
Cur.ST.— yl hinnaii heart Anjnd encircled lelth a ducat coronet Gules ;
Aniitlirr, atiiinian It- art (Juh's sunuouuted hi/ a ducal coronet
Or.
Charles Tookcr of
Abingdon.
Charh's Tn„kcr of
Abingdon, H't. 21,
iG Mar. 1CG4.
11-
Annc, da. and coheir of
Delaliaye, in eo. Hereford.
Clnistiau, dx to John S.iUthby K.^bcrl Tookr
II M .
Anne. Chri.^lian.
100
VISITATION or REUKSIIIRE.
TOOK Eli of ]'ai;„.
Jolin Tookor of Exeti
Jlcrcliaiit.
Thomas Tookcr, soiuc-i
time .Sheriir of the
City of Exetjr.
Ilem-y "Wliito of=r\Iavy.
llcntlaiid (Ileii-
Ihin), CO. rc'iu-
bi'oke.
^'icholasTo(jkcr=T=.Mi!ic(.nl, .In. of Job
of Slioibomc,co. Jl.'ck, Miiiist.-i' of
Gloc. Stan way, co. Oloc.
Gabriel Tooker of thc=
Park of Earintjilon, ret
35, 18 Mar. IGCl.
'Mary, da. of John
Cox of Colcsliill,
CO. Berks.
Jolni, son, ami lieir, a't. 1. Susa
9, 18 ^lar. ICCl.
2. Marv. 3. Anne.
4. I\Iar
garel.
TKU.MEULL of East Ilanii^teaa.
Arms. — Argctif, ihi-ct hidls' hraih cruscl Salle, liorncil and Janr/iird Azure.
Crest. — A hiiU's lipcij cnisod SaUe, honied Azure hreidhhuj fire proper.
John Trumbull of=j=Elizabetli, ,1a. to ... r.ro-.len.
Ciaven, cu. Yoik. I of Yurksh.
William Trumbull of East llanii.stea.l, co. 15crks.,=f=Debor
sometime Af;ent bi
Ih for K. Jauies and K.
AVall
Cbarle.s I at Eruxels in Eiabnnt, an,l al.o one „f
of 1
-llriii.^', CO.
tlic CkTks of his Ma'ties I'lixy Cnmsell, ol.. 1C05.
Kent
Jolni Elizabeth, (la.=f-^^'illlam Trumbnll,=Marv, da.
and to Oeor-e Ko-
of llast HampsteLl, of Kiehard
Ki.'h. AVhit-
Elisa- duli-b AVerk-
iinNv (,ne of the Libb of
tonofELack-
betli, lierlin of the
('l.ol,^:ollheSi-nrtt CO. Oxon,
bouit.in, CO.
ob. citvofAVestin.
and III Commissi. .n Es.|., 2 ux.
Oxon.
E.l). EsiJ., 1 uv.
of llie r.M.ef.irtlds
('o.,a'l. GO, 30 Mar.
](;.',,',.
II II 1 M 1
2. Kalpli. .l.Chailes. ^Villi,,m 1, Eliz.ibetli. 3. M.
1 1
r- 4. Anno.
■— 'J'nimbull, — garet.
—
3. Geor-c. Ti. IVter. snnaudhcir, 2. Deborah.
5. D.iro-
a't. 21.
thy.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
101
TU15B of East ClmllMW.
Jole. Tul.b of Cliallow,=T=Eli7-'^ljclli, .Ix to ... Strattnu
CO. r.oiks. of Kiiigjtou Lisle in co. IJurks.
Jolin TuM. of P.nst Chalk.Ny,=
tot. 7<i, 21 Mar. IGGl.
2. Richard, mar. Elizal)elh,
da. to Joliii Ca.stle of AVooscy
{I AVoolev, G miles S.E. of
"Waiilnge).
lie, da. to ... El-arof Ortou
the iiarisli of Kiiilbury.
Jane, \ix. Jolm Smith of
West lldsley (lisle v, co.
Berks).
John Tiibh of I'-ast Cliallow,=j=:Mar,c;aret, da. to John
CO. P.erks, son and heir, fet.
45, 21 Mar. 1C61.
l^.landv of Lctcoml)
Basset't (CO. IJerks).
I I
Anne. Margaret.
Jane.
TUCKER of Farington Townc.
\m^.—A:.inr; on a chn-ron cmUdtkd and counlir-ni^latilrd Argcni
hdurcn (hn-e .^k hoivu-: naiaut i.ropvrfira ijuttvaf dc poix.
Ci;,-sT,— ^ dcmi hors" huWing a iridad, cdl j-ypcr.
TULL of Draddeld
Giles Tull of Midgiam,=f=^I;
to \Villiani ].\\ane
1
IMavv, da. to--=Jethro Tull
... Earnior of W..all,uru.
of Cholsey, co. I'.eiks.
CO. P.erks.
of rKniyhursl, Hants.
James Tull of r,radfield,=-..
CO. Ilcrks, .<;on and heir.
I I
;ilrsTull Susan,
'f Wallmgton. Jo. Eai
Sarah, lix. "Walter T^Iaiy, nx.
Diekini-'. Thomas Paly,
102
VISITATION OF IJKRKSIIIKI
TUKP-EKYILL of ]]ray.
Ai\yK.—Ch'qii>j Or and Gnlcs, a y>.-'.y Enninc, a trefoil sUppcdjur dl.
CiiEST.— /I// cinjh dl.phiiiol Snhic, tin- .same dlffcrcHCL
William Turhurvill of=r=...
Circnci
?lci-, CO. Gloe.
GcorgoTurLcivill^
of Civcnccstci-,
ob. 1G18.
=Anu, .la.
of lUay.
1 1
M 2. P'ranccs, ux. 1. Ann, laic ux
iuili John Chcii-y AVillia]u llallaj
of Cook-luun. of Windsor.
IIX.
Smc
Mai
CO.
atlicrinc,
Michael
Avon of
yliOionc,
MidJ.
1 1
"\Villiain=Y=]rannah, Ann, iix.
Turborvill dn. toJolm ...Carcw
of]!ray,;et. Whil field of IpsAvicl
32,28^far. of liray. co. .SuU'.
1GC5.
Hannah, about 3 months old.
To Sir ]■d^vard Eys^^hc, Kt., Clarcnccux King of Armos.
ThLs is to certify that 'Williani Turhcrvill, late of Cirencester in the
County of Gloucester, Grandfather to AVilliani Turbervill, now of r>ray in
the County of Berks, was con.-jlantly and assuredly reputed by myself and
my father to be a branch of our family l.iy a yomiger son, though I cannot
directly express of what younger son he is deserridud ; to the end, there-
fore, that Ihe memory of himself and his deseeiulaut.s may be henceforth
bettor preserved, my earnest re.iuest is that he may be allowed to bear the
arms of our family with such a distinction as you shall think most proper,
and -without doing wrong to any others of our house. lu witness whereof
I have hereunto .subscribed my n.ami- and put to my seal of armcs the
eight and twentieth day of ]\Iarch in the year of our Lord 1CG5.
Ill the presence of David I'.arrv, Antiiony Tukbekvill.
John Turbervill, lien, r.esllaud.
TUKBErvYIT.L of I'.radley in Cookham.
-Qu:.rleily, 1, Turbervill, vUlonit fh" dlf-rnire; 2,aules, three
clivennnh Anjcnt; 3, aaarlerhj, Argent and Onhs, in the
.second, and third qtiorterg a fret Or over all a fes.s A::ure ; 2,
Ar^/enf, a vheeron between three eajles' heads craned iSablc.
Over the ichole shield a bend sinit-ter.
VISITATION OF I3EUKSIIIRE.
103
Cliristoi.hiT Turl.rrvill of-,-1 )fnius, ,1a. to
]'ii:llyiu', CO. {.i]aiiio)-L,';ni. I LcAvis '\Viuue.
I
JenkiuTurbcrvill,Ksq.=pCe
ti. ^ratUicw llar-
beit of .Swanscv, E.sn,
Cliristoplier TurLurvill, Es.].-i=Mavv, da. to Sir Echvard i\raiiscll
I of ^loryaii, CO. GlaiDoi'gaii.
Anthony TuiLm
]5radlcy in Co
and ]\.nllync.
vill of^
.kliani
']\Iai'y, da. and licir of
JolmEarmerof Lrad-
Icv.
Joliii, pon ami heir, at. 32,=f=Annc, da. to Christopher Andcrlon
28 ^l;n: 106,"). I of Lostock, co. Lane.
I I I
Anthony. Jolm. Chn.'itoi)licr Turhcrvill, 1
TYLER of Clewor.
A HMS. — On n frst! hrtirccit (iro Uoiif! jiassciiit ij'iyi'anl jidhlrc ilirce crescci/l/.
Cr.ic^T. — A dcvii-l/nn rarnjiant Anjpiit pvllclrr liolJItig hrticccn the iiaics a
crescent.
Tliomas Tyler, Citi/i'i
llaherdash'er of Lmd,
-pJudilh, da. of George
l'']ynt of Lcindun.
I I II II
AVilliain=^=^ravy, da. of 2. Josc),h Ty-=pAnno, da. to Aniyc
Tvl.r,
dr.st
Tho, .Miller
of Km
Lynn,
Korf.
Li^ht-
liMunic of Al- Ellen.
dersgateStrecf, —
J.ondon. Ileste:
1 I J'"li'l'
AViilia.n, .M,n and heir, Judith,
eel. If., oU Mar. lOCr..
104
VISITATION OP HERKSUIRE.
YACIIELL of New "Windsor.
.\ini?.— Quaiicrlj-, 1 aiid 4, JlcniJi/ of !>ix Ermine and Azure; 2
Anjrnt a c/ici;v,i Sahlc hrttrcni three cods Gules.
Ckkm.— yl huir,-! [/ainb cuiqiol ai tlie kme Arrjent hoiqied Or.
Thomas Vaclioll of Colley,=T=Asnos, da. to William
CO. ISerk.?, Esii. I Justice of Keading.
I
1. "\Valtc-i==F,lizaljetb, da. of RoLcit 3. rrancis-j=
lell.
Luc of CO. Lucks, Kl.
. l<rancis-j=... -J.. Joliii vaciiei
raclicll. I ob. s.p.
Thomas Vach
ob. 1C.58.
=l\rarqarot, da. to CHwc
IMcverel], j\r.D.
Thomas Vachcll=Annc, da. to William
of Now "Windsor, Taileur, ulias Danvill,
rot. 23, 30 Mar. now Surveyor of the
1665. workcs of Wind.sor
Caslle.
I
Lotitia, ux. Tho-
mas Denton of
Warnell, co.
Cumb.
WARNFOKD of Euckland.
-Per f'ss ewlxittlrd Argcid ard Salle i>ix, crosses patec coun/e
chainjed.
... da. of .Sh
Avard Fcttip
ofChildcilcj
Ed-=^
ace
, Kt.
^Thomas Wamford:
of Scvcnhampton,
CO. Ecrks (Wilts).
='Mary, da. to Henry
Shelley of Warming-
luirst, CO. Sus,scx.
Ediauud
W;,iu-
ford.
Tilary, iix. Albon, Ifenry Warn-=i=Ann, da. of Judith,
l-ilrs of Ecctory ford of Euck- I ... Eisherof iix. Tho-
lif llolton, CO. land,p.'t.38, 18 I Eiddiii-ton masEetti-
Oxuii. l\lar. 106!. I M'irk, co. j.lacc of
"Wills. Feruham,
I Esq.
ud Warn f(ird, son and Jh-
ut. 10, 18 Ilia: IGGl.
VISITATION or BEKKSUIUE.
105
WATERMAN of Holt.
Hugh Watcrrann of Taiigley, co. Hauls/
John "Walcrman of Tangley.-pDorothy, da. lo Thomas Xoycs of Charlctou
ob. Sc'iit. 1GG5. I in tlic p'sh of Amlovcr.
II I I
Thon-as. Anne, xix. John AVaternian=j=Elizabcth, Dorothy
— William of Holt in tli "
Walter of p'sh of Kiutlniry
Tangloy. a.t. 40, 23 Mai
1C65.
Ilu-h.
Ilcnry.
a. to Rich. nx. Jo.
Elandey IlaskerJs.
of Holt.
II II
Jolin, Blandoy Waterman, son and heir, Elizahclh. Mary.
2 son. £ut. 13, 8 Mar. 1C65.
WELEECK of Reading.
Leonard Welbcckc of Gari^ington, eo. Oxon.=j=Frances ...
L__.
Richard Wclbecke=T=Dorothy, da. of E.lward AViliiam Wclbeck,
of Reading, 8 son, I Dant of Eaubury. eldest son.
ob. 1GC2. "
j ^ ^1
Leonard Welbecke^pMargery, da. of George L Richard. Robert,
of Ra'ading, ret. 59, Winthurst of Stonr-
11 Mar. IGGl. bridge, co. AVorccster.
I I I I I I
Leonard Wclbeck, Sarah. Ann. Elizabeth. Mary. I^Iar
ret. [).
WEl.TiQX of Sliottesbrook.
AiiMs. — Quarterly, 1 and 'i, Argcnf, a c.ivqucfoil Gidrs on a cldcf of the
second a dcmi lion nmi}i<tid of ilie fidd ; 2 and 3, Arijcid, on
a chevron Scd'lo three i!-callo2'(: Or on a chief of the t-ccond a
lion pa^^sniit rcjurdant.
Lrest. — A de:
(uqicad Anjent [/iittcc dc Mmj.
lOG
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
William V^Mun .:.f Sliutti.sbrooko,=
CO. Jierl;.^.
■]. John==Su.saiiiia, da. to Thoi
AVcldon. jNTarliii of Lawrriice
WalUiani.
^rai-niet, ,li. and .nlirir of B.
Clarke of Stivallcv, c... ]!ci'ks.
I I
I I I
William.
G. CI
7. Tlioiiias. 2. Iviclianl, s.
5. KoLevt, s,n
I .III
GcorL;c M cliliin^=LlizabL'tli, 1. Ann, iix. 2. Joyci', Elizalu
of Shotti.^;l)io(ikL-. da. to John ... 'Wcslbury iix. ... ux. ...
Hwscy of of Clnisl- Ti-il.ick (Jkin-l
Win^diuld, cliuicli ill oflluilcy. co. I'.i'i
and lianas- llainpnliirL'.
tor at Law.
AVKLIXIN nf Cookham.
AiiM.s and C'iii«T as in tlic iircicdiiiL,' rciligvec.
Ann, da. I
For.-l.rof (
liani, 1 iix.
=pOcoi-e Weldon nf-i=:\riu-v, da. (o William
C.-,„khaiii,co, T.rik.s I SeiT'anl of Waldridgc
ob. circa IGIG. co. I'.ucks, 2 nx.
I I I
Gooi-o Wrldon— Maiv, da. of William Wcldui, Cbw
of Cookliam. William of Cookbam,a-1. 51,
T:nhuv,i/iaj 28 Mar. IGC.-..
Danvill.
WESTllOlir of Xcw Wiu.lsor.
. to Sir iM-anci.s Ci:nvlcy
Clcor-c Wcslliovp of--, -A
Conii.m-li, CO. York. I n\
]'ranci.s Wc-thorp of , S,
Stanslicld, CO. Suir. I of
o Thos. Lil
ai, CO. Snir.
IS WcslhoriM.f XrW-
AVilHl-or,rO. 1',:
ao :\iar. iGcr..
Susanna, d.i. to ,1,,],:
III II
Jolm. 3. Clcor-c. Thomas, son and heir, Susanna. Eli/a
ait. 17, 30 iAIar. 1CG5.
VISITATION OF BEKKSlinJE.
107
MIIITE of Fyfiekl.
Akms.— 6'///w an unmiM Or icithni a l>n,:J,ii-r S>il.f,j dnnyr,/ irill, rUihl
ivtoilcs ofilicfichi on a canton lynti,,'; a lion nunj'nnl of lh<'
thlnl
Ckest.— yl« ostdch Argent hakol and h^fjed Or.
I'raucis AVliitc of=j^?*ravi4;ivot, sistur to Sir Thomas
Fifu-kl in Iluiks. I I!aa-liot in co, Gloc.
Tlionia.s AVliito of FinLkl,=T=.lu,lilli, .la. to Sir Cliavl, .^ AViscnian
oil. circa lGt2. of Sparsh.jU Court, co. I'.crk.s
1 I \ n
Mary, 1 mar. to John Charle.s=j=Janc, da. 1 rancis !Margarc
Aklworthof Let comb KcL,'is, AVhitc,
CO. Derks, and nc\t to ^"ich. oh.
Mallclt of the :\Iidaie Tcjn- 16G:
pic, 2 sou to Sir Thomas
Mallett, Kt,, sometime one
of the Justices of the Jvin^'s
Bench.
if.lolin White of
:^lallett Fitield, Jane,
of En- ret. 24, IG
more, CO. r^Iar. ICGl.
Som'set.
Charles AVliite, ict. G, Frar
IG :\Jar. IGCJ.
Mary.
WHITE of WokiuL'liani.
M^\^.—Arii,nt,acli<^rron Gnh^, l.lum, Hum j,oi,lnj<vj^ Vnl nilhlna
burJarc A::nrr rhoro.,] ,.;//, i.n hcMut^.
Sir Thomas Wliil^' nf Snutl
Warnborowe, co. llant.<i, Kt.
Sir IJichard T^Hute ofT=])orothy, eldest da. of Franri,. Wine
South Warnborowc, Kt. I condje of IJucklebury, c. I'.iicks.
I I I
Thnnins| ,lohn While ,.f AVokiii--
— V'j.p. ham, CO. ]'.crks, son and
Henry ) heir.
=.lovce, .■Idesl da. of Gilbert
C'.min.;.bv .if :\b.nin^|..u'.s
Court, CO. llercfor.L
I I
Willi.am AVhite, AViiiifre.l
.son and heir.
108
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
WIGIITWICKE of Marostoii,
Ani;3. — Quart ovly, 1 awl 4, Azure, on a chnn-on Arrjoat hdwcen ihrec
plipnin; Or as miau/ cro.-'scs ]iutco Gidc.-i; 2, Ar</ent, three hiuirs'
hewh coiq'cl Snbh, a chi>'/ of the second; 3, Azure, a (ju.rh
Or hetweea three liezants.
Crest. — A demi tiger ranqmnt Azure holding heiween the jwjcs a pheon Or.
Francis "VVigiitwicke of=j=]\rai'f,'ai'ot., da. to ^NFatliew Moretou
Wightwicko, co. Staff. | of Int^k-ton, co. Staff.
SamurnVigl.twirkr, 3 ?ou, of :\ra
iiiilo;; X.E. of Xewljur}'), Esq., ol
i=j=.\iai'f,'ai'ot., (li
of Iiigk'ton,
-Ion (n^
IGGi'.
= Abigail, da. to ... Wriyht
of ... CO. Essex.
.Tolm"\Viglit-=Jaiie, da. and 3. Ilunificy, 2. Francis Abij,'ail, ux.
mar. to Le- mar. Tho- Ilcnry AVil-
titia, da. to inasine, liams of Gwcr-
da. to ... iicvitco, Brcck-
Dcnvs. nock.
cko of coheir to Edw.
Marcston, Pricliard of
fTt. 34, 23 Llancavach.c
Mar. 1GG4. Glamorgan.
WILCOX of Lray.
-Gidrx^ a lion rampant Argent, on a clii<
Cornish choughs, Hable (? Colubrooke).
Richard AVilcox of-
Tysoo, CO. Warw.
Aph.f.
I\Iary, da. to l?obcrt=j=Thomas "Wilcox of Crcswnll=j=Jndith, da. to ...
Scroop of LewL'nor, in the parish of Bray, co. I Bland, citizen of
CO. Oxon. Berks, oh. 9 Sept. 1GG2. London, 1 ux.
Joyce, \Tx. Till
Lane of Brad
CO. Berks.
Katherine, ux. John
Curie of Buttermere,
CO, AVilt.-^liire.
I I
Marv, ux. Thonias=
I'.dward llarhert Wilcox,
of Arhorflcld,
o. Oxon,
(Berks).
J':ii:^,al)eth, da. to reregrine==Marv, da.
Thomas ll.aM-es AViloox of to Willian
of the parish of Crrswell, Hester
St. :Martins in fri. 11, 28 of Thaim',
the Fields, Mar. ICCJ. co. Oxon.
CO. :\Iid.lx.
Anne. 2. 'Williaiu. Peregrine, ict. 11, son and heir.
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
109
WILKINSON of Lawrence Walthaui.
AnMS.— fi'/fK af-ss Vail- in chief a vnicorn covrant Or.
CnE:iT.—A wolfs head Or holding in (he mouth a wing erased Argent.
Thomas \Vilkinsoii=f=IsaLel, da. and heir to Cluistoplicr
of Eland, CO. York. I Wilkinson of Eland.
Galuicl Wilkin.son of Upper Winchingdon=f=^rargory, da. of Richard
and liy.slmp "Woodburne (Wrst orBishoi '
Woburn), CO. VmcU, ob. 17 Dec. 10-38.
3. Eichard=Katlicrine, da. of
Wilkinson. Thcmuis Holme.'?
of Wexliam,
CO. Uucks.
1. Thomas Wilkinson,=nc.'>ter, da. of
Vicar of La\Yrencc WilliamUawloyn
Waltham, co. Iterks, of Gookham,
ict. 5.J, IS Fob. 1CG4. co. Berks.
liak-erof Uxbrid-e,
CO. .Mid^
2. John=Su.^anna,
Wilkinson, da. of ...
Greene.
4. lSIathc\v=
Wilkinson.
Gabriel. IVfarv, ux. Thomas Collier of Fulpl
(,v/r/but 1 Eullirnok), eo. Oxon.
WIL^IOTT of Cl.arlelr.n.
Ahms.— ylr;/'/(/, on «/',« Gnles hetween three eagles' heads erased Bahlc a
■iinieorn couchant between two Jleurs de lis Or.
Crkst.— ^ drmi panther rampant gardant proper holding a hattle a.rc
Or.
Sir George Wilmott of Cliarl(;lun,'p>rar.;aret, da. of Kiehard Aldworlh,
Kt., Ki. G3, 21 Mar. IGGI. I Citi/.eu of London.
J*rary,Ja. to Edw.
llnngcrford of
Cadenhani,
CO. Wilts.
W'iiliam \Vilmott,-=nelena, da. of John,
sonan
21 -M:
iS, Lord I'aNvl.lt ..f lliuton
yt. Cieorge, CO. .Soni.
George Wiliiioll, dy,'d ijonnge.
CerlifieJ l.y Sir Oeo. Wiluiot, Kt.
no
VISITATION OF BERKSniRE.
AVIXCII of FifieM in T.ray.
^HMs.— Quarterly of G, 1 ami G, Anjcnt on a fr.<, a,ih:s fhr.-e ,-,v-x.s- rmg-<H.'<
Or, OH a canfov A::in-r fin- flcinv ,/■' lis „f ihc ihnd (Wiurli) ;
2, Or a Jinn rmnpmit S'i'l,lr, a chirf ni,h„/. .1 of iJu- srn.,,,1
(Loggins); 3, Qwntrrhj j,cr >.« iwh nfr,/ !,, Ihr jir.l </:,arla-
an Clone's hcul miscJ S„hlr (Loggins) ; -1, Ar<j"»l a. clwcroa
hrlurni thrrr i„,i,i i,,-],is Soh/r (Stalirrton) ; r>, Aiytiit a rro/s
tiahh- in dr.drr cliirj ,i jhnr ,lr li. „/!/„: ,r,;,n.l (llayaock).
CiiKST.— ^ lion's h'Wl affroiiire ihuyilhi rroniicd Or lda\-t'n iiro "pmrs of
the so-oml headed Ar<jrnt.
Robert Wincli of=^..., da. of llobcrt Lutnian
• Bray, co. JVrks. 1 ..f Cnokliam, w. I'.irks.
Simon ^Vinr
of I'.iav.
.=Ann, (la. r,f
... iMonta-
guo (if
Nvinklicia.
Elianor, .la. ami lu'ir of Kob-rl Loggins
f,f Str.m.l in lUay [wliicli Robert
Loggins mar. Ilic da- and htir of
Stiiil'iilon (if Warfiuld, whoso ancestor
mar. tlju da. and hdr of ... ITydocki-.]
1. ]-:iizali..4li, 2. I'.lianor, nx. Sim
n.\-. AVilliani Lccklry of Lilield
I'owm-'V (.if r.ray.
r.ravc.
3. Jane, ux. Riib
Thonws Pago of ]"
of ]>ra)'. ]'ra}
lC.')t
rdWinch-r^rarv, da. of
4. Mary, nx. Jolm
Tliomas Maryott Teriman of Farn-
(if Culham, CO. liam Royal, co.
O.xon. lUick.^.
sj„„
Wineb (if=i
=Ann
da. to
1
:\rar\
, ux
o
i:ieanor.
Fifn^ld,
ret. 31,
KuIk
rt Lish.
p Jubn
Jila
;c
28 Mai
. IGC."..
nf i;
of R.
adn
-•
I I
Richard. 3. RoIm
Simon Winrh, son ;
Kt. G, 'JS Mar. IGG."
rir, :*r:i
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
AVINCirCO.Mr.E of liacklebury.
Ai!M3. — Azuro on a cJiriron engrailled hetween Hirer; Cornish chow/J/s as
many cinqu/'foils of the fi'hl, on a chief of iha second a
flenr de lis hetuceii t/ro .tpr-ar heads of the first, on a canton
'Anji-ut the had>jc of Ul/lcr.
Ci:est.— /I sta,i's head qnaricrJij Or and Aznrr ]„,ras c<mnlerchaii<i<'d
holding in thr mouth a hranclt Vrrl. Vide ]'att., libr., 3G'.
lln
irv
\Vi
iK'licoinl.
IM,f=
r^i:,
irv, (
l:l.
of ■\V
■iiii
;iiu
JSur
-Ir
all. 11
,rv (Ha.
Ide-
w.
■Ua.r
ntt
of ^^'u
Jl.a
iiip-
ijiuy),
CO.
IJerks, i:
-1-
tnl,
1, CO.
JVl
k.s.
II I.I I
Anne, ux. ^[;iiv, ux. i. A\ illiam. ]lcni'\-=j=Lliz,iboth, I'l-ances,
JMinon.! Ynmv\> Winch"- da. of iix. Fi'an-
Jirunin^,' ] lililc-^liv conibc, CJeorge cis I'cr-
.,f ... 'in of Little Esq. :\rillri'of kins of
llamp- Stoke, co. | .Swallow- Uftdn
.sliiiv. Oxon. lirld. Court, co.
I I5^'l»-
I
ll.nrv Winchconil.c of liur-liull.nvv (r,acklc-=f=France,s cLlcst, da. to
l.uiv), I{1, and Ikivt,, ob. 1G07. ,SV^,//// aj,nd I Cull Thomas ][uwar.l, i
l;ur_;hulliuiy i)ec. IGGT. son to the Eavl of Duik-
shirc.
I
ITenrv, son and heir,
at. .< 1GG5.
WIS];M.\N of .Spaishnjt Park.
AliMS. — S'd.Ie, a rherr,ni Ermine hrtn:ccn Hirer, walnid leares f? rrowls)
Argent.
Ci!i;sT.— .1 tn„;r Or /.,.rl Arge„l on the tnp a dnni Mnor hahit.'d in mad
all /.,■.,/„ ,-, /// thr ,h,-trr hand a dart and in the sinister hand
a Jh.nnin.hirld of tlm jirst.
C.'ilifieai.y I'diii. WLscnian, ICsq.
F.dnnu.d Wi.<enMn of Slrvenb.n, co. IVvk-s-r-Aniie, da and heir
Ks,|., a y..„n,Lvi' snn of Tle.nias Wiseman nf t„ AVilliam Hawkins
Tluirnham, co. .Sulk j of Lnndon.
112
VISITATION OF BERKSHIRE.
Mary. Ja. of AiithoiiY=j=Sir Charles '\Viseman=j=Lc'c,da.of XicholasCon
Blagravc of BuImaKh, of Stovoiiton, Kt., oli. I of Liustcdo, co. Bor
CO. Berks. 1635. (Suff.), 1 ux.
4. Francc.<?, «x. Tho-
mas Hall, now carvoi
to liis Highness the
Duke of Yorke.
C. Letticc, 1 ux. (o
Edw. Gottrcll of
Wanting, 2 to Kichard
Pcttifer of "Wanting.
.1 i I
Elizaheth, ux. !Mary, ux. Bennett Ilohlj.s of
Francis Knowlcs Ardiiigton, co. Berks.
of Stanford,
CO. Burks. Lee, died unni.
2. Judith, ux. Geor-o
5. Kather
Goodlalce of Letcouibe
liiel.anl 1
Kegis.
of Soulh't
kfold
I I
7. Bridget, ux. ...Unton, 3. dane, ux. Tliomas
2 son to Union Crooke, Wliitc, Beeb-r of
Serjeant at Law. "Whitney, co. Oxon.
Susanna, da. (o John=i
Clark of A)(liiigton,
Esq.
j=Edniond Wiseman of-=
Sl,ar.sholt Bark, Esq.,
;et. 4.2, 21 :\rar. IGCl.
r^Duleihelln, 2
of , Samuel L)
of Tusev.
1 1 1 1
Katliorino. Su.^anna. John. Edward.
I I I
Charles "Wiseman, Samuel. Wi
1 son, ffit. 18, —
21 Mar, 1G61. Edmund.
Mary. Am
Duleibolla.
AVOLLA SCOTT of Sutton Courtney.
An-sfx—Sahlr, a lend hdwrcn Rix martlcU Or.
"William AV,.llascott-j=-.-
of Shinheld.
VISITATION OF BERKSIITU
113
Edimiiid "Wollns-
cott of Tidmarsli,
CO. Berks.
__^-J
'Mary, da. and co-
licir of Tliomas
IIiilso of Sutton
Courtney.
William Wol-=:\rary, da.
lascott of Shin- and lirir
field. of (Edwar.l)
Martin.
I II I
Edmund. Dorutli}'. Thomas ■\VolIascott=f=Eli/.alicth, da. of Alexander
ofTidHiaiv-h,ob.circa Plirtiiihu/e (Fettiplacc) of
Susanna. 1G50. Swinconilio, co. Oxon.
Ill I
Edward. James=FranccP, da. Tliomas Wol-=|-Xallu
— Wol- of Kalph El- lascott of Sut-
Franci.?. lascott. drington, ton Courtnov,
Citizen of »t. 34, IG Uiu:
London. IGCl.
(.f ^\'illiam
\Vnll;l>rnlt
of Sliiidield,
III
■Mavlh;
.Janr.
^Farv.
I
jMartin Wolla.seolt,
son and heir, ret. 3.
I I
Anne
I I
Doroth,
Lucy.
WOLLASCOTT of Woolhami.ton.
Aior.s.—Qunrtrrlv of G, 1 ami G, Wolla.^cott ; 2, Or, a Uov p,t>imni SahJr ;
3, (/,il.:-:,,sho,!cl/erA,ycnl; i, Argr,,/, a clirrrt,n. (Ui.lr.i br/aroi
finrr I.Hijh' honis Saiiln ; ,5, Anfiil, on a head ^Sahln cotused
Enniws llirec cinqwfoHn Or.
CliEST. — ()/;/ ,,f „ rnrnncf Or nil r,v/h-\i ],md A::
Wollasu^ttofvAnn, da
rc-iccnf for (h'jl'crcnce.
heir to i:dward
Sliinfield, eo. IJerl^a
3.
•jhvaid i- A
Wn
la.rnlt. 1'.
Will aui
vol,. VI.
Marlili AVollasc.ilt of
.SlMiilivld, -.vl. 70, -J,-)
.Mareli 1GG5.
114
VISITATION OF ]!Er!KSlIirvi:.
A]
SlW.Ul, da. of Sir Ka-=-AVilli:nil AVnll:,so.ti-T-Sus:,„, ,l;l. of
WimI L'hivkc of I'uvin-- of M'olliainptnii, Mlriiiv I'nvv,
ton, CO. ]'.in'l<s, 2 ux. J'',sij. l)o( t,ir .if i'hy-
sic, 1 ux.
I 1
Mary, iix.Jolin Haw- William A\'jl--=f=li
kinsof XasliiuKcnt. la^.otl. I ]'
ila.
Kathfl-il.P, .la.
1.1 Thomas \\'«:
AVOODDESOX of Now Win.l
■William Wood.I.'^ou of--,-
11)0 Cilyof Wiiichosl.T, 1
Ivonar.l W,.n,l.l,..o.i„ of Xow^
Wiu.lsni- .,1,. IGJG.
2. :\rai-avol, ux. Willi;
AV..i'tliin-(nii, Ci(i/,.-u a
:^^t■l■cllal.lTavl..rofL.lll.■
.\iino, .1:1. ami h.'ir t...r.,lm C
of Siiil.'l.'V (si,:, 1iul ? Su.jkl.'N
c... Woro.'
r,. Kli/ali.-tli, ux. Audi
l'aiaii'4(oii, u.li., and la
K,.cloi-of ilrav.
1
1. Anno, ux. T
.liia,^ p. .lie
■, }>lai-avot, da. an.l-
1
pl..hll Wo,,d.l,'S.,l
Jiool.n-of I'.inii,
l.l,CO,]'-.Tk
S c.laav of .lam.'.^
.if X.'w Wiii,l..,i
1 vii-. ; Jol.ii
Lanidinni
, I'linlant.ifClrWor,
:<■[. .-.1, :-!0 .Mar.
lloctorof Xi'.;
it.iu (.\il..i
, c... Jioiks.
IGG.'.,
to. Ifaiil.s), an.
i;,o., 1' vii-
• llayr.^ ,
and Alrxan.],
f 1 ]
"" r 1
Clowov, 3 vir.
5. ]{icliard.
.'!. c;o..i-.'.
C. Leonard.
4. Samuol.
I MM
,T..liii W.v..l,l.....-,n, .^on ]. Sarah. 3. :\larffiivt,
an.l h.ir, at. 21, I'-O — —
Mar, IGG.-i. 2. Marlha. 1. Su-anna.
VISITATION OF BERKSIIinR.
115
YAT]' (if Ihuldaiul.
An.MS. —Quarterly, l,r/ fcs^ liedrrr,,. flm-e ijatp.<; 2, Sal'h; a ,■]„.■ rmn 1
hrln-riM ihi'co orsceiifg Enmiifl (Goddanl) ; 3, A:::irr, a /,;
Jifr hx.'i'jii/i'fi hctwecn ilirce hidcW h/fuJs ('/■nsi J ; 1, Or, a
cminul'il coiisod Sable; on an eaciichcon of ^'ft'-nr'- tl"' '"
of Uhirr.
Chest.— O^/ of a ronmct Anjnit a <junt'.-> h>wl Snllc Innial nf /!,,
collaml Or.
Sir Edward Yatc=|=]\a(horine, sistor of Sir llonry
of Buckland, Dart. I JJakur of Sisinghurst, co. Kent,
Xt. and Eart.
first
Sir Jolin Y;,te o
Buckhmd, ]!avt.
Olary, da. and colicir of !^^ary, nx. Charles
lluniiiliry Packington Vm-U of Linton in
of Clmdde.sley Corbelt, CaiuLridge.
CO. "Wore.
I I I
Edward, -nn Al.igail, ux. SirCharle.s Yatc^
and heir, .li,d Charles, Vis- of Euckland.Kt.
at rari.s IGIJ, count Fairfax andl!arl.,:et. 30,
M,. of Ireland. 18 M;ir. IGGl.
I
=EranceR, da. A]
ofSirTlionias Ini
Gage of Ferle,
co.'SusseX,
];art. [ob.
IGCS.t
I I I
John, son and heir, fet. .3, jMary. Elizal>
IG^] 18 Mar. IGGl.
(,SVv r.iuki
it iind Kdinct Baroiu-tru-s).
YATE^^ of Westbrooke.
AliMs and CiiKST, without the quartering^;, same as Yate of Eueklam'
dolin Yates of plane, da. and eoheir to Kirhard
l.vfnrd. I Go.ldav.l of Ul.hani, eo. Wilts.
Davlliolnuirw Yateof F..rMha,i
Jinks, Mast.rof Arlsin Oxf.
IIG
riiilip Yates of AV.'st.l.v,
in F:iriiiit;li'n, i.L. 1G.')G
VISITATIOX OF BKIJ<KSIIIRE.
Ill, ,1.1. ..f ... Fisl
=Klizal..
i[iu:
ro. AVllN.
I'liiiipi.;!, ux. Kli/alH.tli, Thnniii
AVilHaiuM-rs ux. .Inlm Yatr<,
of l[o.Uli.m Saaicr of ob. .^.p.
(lIo<ls.m), r,, Chilton,
AVilts. CO. ^Vilt.<.
Vat..s..[ AV.
brook,;.
ZIXZAX of Tylrliurst.
AUMS.— J:-«/v', a fal-nu u-ilh irimjs- r.ri.i,,,^.! j„:>,vr o„ a ror].- (
dexter Clu-rf un e^tnll. nf ihr /,/../.
Sir Robert Zinzan of=p... ila. of ... AVestcolt of ]Ian.=:aker,
St. Albania, co. llerls. Kail, co. Statlnra.
3. llumy Zin-=Elizabeth,
zan of Walton do. of ...
upon 'i'liamcf!, Aklur fif
CO. Sum
:\rarv, ux. Dulcibella,
...IHyby. ux. ...AVil-
lianis of St-
Alban.==.
S-- Si.'is7nun.l Ziuzan of ^role=;cy,=(=:srar--aret, fla, of Sir riiili]
CO. SurrcY, oli. 1 023. I Slorley (Sli,lley) nf co. Xc
A\i
nul
4. Cliaili'S Ziuzan, luar.
1
1. :\[ar^^arct,
1
2.Elizal
1 Klizabrtb, aa. to ...
ux. Itobirt
ux. Jol
3. Fxob.at
riuuic of K.scx, :;
Thomas.
Kllnn (
Elizabeth, da. tn ...
Kin-st,
5. John.
Stanton, ],.i).,3 ... da.
of ... ]Io-' of Scot-
land, ^vherc he lives.
,„.,lvZ
r-^.la...ba, one nf the das.
, „f Sir P,.|,.r Vanlore of
J. Tvh-h,u..t, Kt. andlLirl.
1.
1
^.v/ejl.ditia.
ux. Eobe
of Tvhli
CO. J HI k.-^
i:,.
.M
J.oudon.
nf I'hysie
I I
Su.sanna. 1 da., ux. I'elei
Loouanl Lawrence, —
Citizen and Jeweller lleni
of London.
II II
Ifcnry, snu and -Maiy. Jane,
lieir, '.et 28, 25
:\lareh, IGG.A Llizabetlr France
117
THE ORIGIN OF THE FOLEY FAMILY.
liy II. SYMXKV OUAZElHtOOK.
Li "Xoifs nn.l Qunirs," :,tli s. ii, p. 2(;2, I exjnvsscd luv lirlk-f
tliat RiclianI Foley, tlio aneLvstor of the ciuioblr-llaiiiily of that
name, was a native uf IJiidloy, and Jiot of Stouiljiiili^'c as is
generally supposed.
According- to the pedigree given in Na.sh'.s ' Worcestershire,' lie
was the son of Edvxird P'oley of Stourbridge; but not only is
there no trace of this Edward in the Parish Registers of OM
Swinford (the parish in which the town of Stourbridge is
situat';<l), but tlie very tirsfe Foley entry therein is tlie baptisui,
in 10:!!, tif Richai'd's j'oungest son John, who was living un-
iiiarriecl and aged oO, at the Visitation of ^Vorcestcrshire taken
in l(i.s2.
Sir Simon Degge informs us that Richard Foley was " first a
seller of nails, afterwards a forge-master, and a very honest man
at Stourbridge in Worcestershire." He died July (i, 10-57, ari'l
was buried at OMswinfoi'd on Thursday, July 9. He is stated to
have ac(iuired his wealth and position by disco\"ering the method
— then a secret —cm]iloyed by the Swedish (or the Dutch) f'.'r
slitting ii-on into rods for the ]iurposeof making nails ; an<l in tiie
article before referred to 1 gave one versiun i,f Die sbay <.f Ids
adventures in se.nrli nf ilii< s.Mnvt. Aii.itli^'r vri-si..;! is -ivcii in
riayfair's 'Rrltish Family xVnti.piities,' ii, 217. V,n[h .lescil.e
hin\ as a man of very lunnble position. In the one he i> 'a
ii<ldler li\ing ni'ar Stourbridge," who wandered, as a strolling
minstrel, b. Iliill, and thence, without funds, worked his i)a<-ajV;
to the Swedish in.ll port, 'riiel.ee he "l,rgg,'d mA Ii. Idled his
wav" to the in.ii-works, where bv jiretendin-' to Im^ li;dr-wir:-.d,
he "was received by the v.nA.'mrn without suspicion, and
ex'entuall}' succeedcl in acipiiriiig the knowledge he \\ as in search
of.
]u Playfair's version he is " one Richard Folev, a nailer, and
rather addiete.l b. the alediouse," Jle i. s.-iid to' have been -..ne
day drinking wh.'ii his wif.' enler.Ml to tell him that the cow v, a.s
sei/.ed f(jr rent.
" Up rose Kicli.wl, and fw,,,,. tlul lie slinuld iirwv he l.,M so ,._aii,
and Mwav he w.-ut, and wa ; ,>nl, s,-.,, ,,.aiu for ll,,v,. vravs, u k :: he
lelunuMl fniia Jlollaml willi lli.- luvnljn,, of tlir dillin- iiiill. ii iiad
Avnrked l,is i.assa-e out tlnir, aii.l inaintaiiHMl l,n„M.lf l,vhr;';s,. sii.l
ptivi.i:' nuay/»/f. In ll.i> inauu.'Hir «r.il at in(ri-\ al -, in lla: i-' '-of
^liUin- null ^vhi'i'c no sU.ur'cl.s were allow cd to eiiUa'.
118 TIIK OIUGIX OF THE FOLICV FAMILY.
"Tlie f.inlisli lui.n- Avas lint rulmitlra f,,i- ,a -rcat liMi-fli of lime, Init
after two veais ivtuiiiiii'4 at iiilcrviils, ahvays longer ami loii-iT, lie was
Ictin, lui.l'saw tlie iiatuvo of tlic iiiacliiiu", which imleeil is ulMliat is
necessary to sec in order to get it made. AVlicn lie returned to ]'!uglaiid,
ho .soon found luonied penph^ to support him ; for it is clear he must liave
been a man of great mind and ingenuity.
"Before lie died lie huilt and endowed an hospital, still maintained, on
a great scale for an individual."
This afiaii' is said to liave luippenod in tlic rcio-n of Cliavlos II,
whereas Richai-d Foley died liet'ore tlic Rcstoi-atioir ; and as early
a,s the year IGKi was of suilieicnt social importance to be deemed
Avorthy to fill the oliice of ilayov of his iwtive to^vu, Dndley.
Moreover tlio liospital of -which Playfair speaks was built and
endowed by his son Thomas in the 3'ear KiTO.
According' to his monument in Oldswinford church I^oley was
aged 77 at his death in lGo7. This would place his birth' in or
about the j'ear 1580. Thore is no difliculty, therefore, in
identifying liim witli " Richard sonne to Richard Foly," who was
baptized at Dudley in that year ; and it is certain that he lived
at Dudley until about the year 1G30, when he removed to
Stourbiidge.
There is no doubt that his father was "Richard b'ooley, of
Duddeley, Najder," whose M'ill Avas proved at ^Vorcester,
March 4, IGOO.
The testator directs his body to be buried in the parisli church-
j'-ard of St. Thomas in Dudley, and ho gives to Anne his wife
two kine, a lieifer, a bolster, a pillow, and liis best brass pot.
" To the four children I ]md by her two weynling calves and two
pieces of pewter. To my dauglitcr Katherhie Robyiison my
wliite-faced heifer, and the greate cliestc that standeth in Gerry
Smitli's shop." To his two sons John and Edward Foole}^
featlier br.ls, Szc. Residue to Richard Fooley, his son, whom ho
apjioints sole executor. Richard Shawe, of Dudley, and John
Fonley, testator's brother, to be overseers.
The following entries occur in the Dudley' registers : —
1577, Dec. 24, Katharen dau. to Richard Foly^bapt.
1580,^' .... nirhioxl Sonne to Richard F„b/ ha jd.
]5S1, Dec. 13, Edward son to Richai'd Foley bapt.
1501, Oct. 9, Thomas Mason and Katherine Foley mariicd.
The last entry refers, undoubtedly, to Richard's daughter
Katlierinc Robinson, for I learn from other sources that ilason
was "(dins Robinson."
The long will of "llichard Foley, of Stourbridge, in the
comity (,f 'Woreo.trr, Clent.," is dated 27 June, 1G57, and was
pro^ed in Lund.in un the 7th of Decendier following by Alice
' M.u-.Tv, wii'c to Kiclunl Foly, wai .il.ju Ijuiiul tlierc iu FL-briuiry, liS8.
I'UE OIllGIX or THE rOLEV rAJIJLY.
119
if St
i\-. JScsiJos liis fliil.livn, \:e„ .V-c, lie
, tlioi acc.'asr.l, iiii.l Ills— trstatov's—
lii-.ithrr IvhvaiM. \\r al-o nanir^ tlio
u,l.ri.l"v ,.,v,.(r,l l,v liiiu in which li:-
Iswinfoi-.l ail. I Stnm-hri,Iuv purcliasol
Jlocko, ami Nidiohis .A.M,'nhnj,.k,;.
Dvi.llcv, Kowlrv, \-c. His OVITSCCI-S
Ihihci't, nii.lhi,^'s,,u.s iiihnv Ivhvavd
'J'lie will is attrstr,l l,v Daiiirl
uas .l.'wkcs, nii.l i;olau.l Al]Hn-t.
hajitisiu 1 have not iV.nu.l, was also a
Anmist >S, 1G41, a.uil it
kS. lie -ivL'.s to !iis
cliildiTH, K.lwar.l, Jolm, Richard, aii.l Alico, five .shillings each,
and Ids dw.dhn-- lious.', with stabk', shojis. orchard,-;, bams, .Vrc,
in Dudlrv, to Ids wclM.clovcd wifr Alic, whom hr makes sole
executrix'. His lav,thrr Tdchard to he overseer: and the
inventory was nia-le (uitcr oUns) hy " Richard Foley, of Stour-
bridge, y'eoii, an."
.Richard l-'oley was twice niai'ried. 1 liavc not hecn able to
discover the name and i.arenta-e of his tirst wife, but lie had
his jeliet and ,s,,le
mentions his broth
,e-,,d.son Richard, s,„
mansion in the t iwi
then lived, and lands in
of Sanuicl lloltofte, Jo'
Likewise lands in ]vin\
were las sons Thomas ;
Ty.son an.l Henry (llo
Titterie, dohn Tlindev, T
John, the i,rother. Whose baptism 1 1
nailer at Dudley. He nia.lo his will
M-a.s pr(r^■ed at Worcester in October,
1. ];ichard, bajitize.l at Dudley, 27 :\larch, lOOS,
2. Katherino, married to ... Cuniherlii.tge.
:). .Mar-erv, married at Dudley, Nov. 4, Ki^;!, to William
Wldtc. ^ "
Tlie elde.st .son Rxichard is stated to have been thrice marri.'d,
hut M-as livin- at J.oneton Hall, Stad'oi'd-^hire. in lii.SL>, without
survivine male i.ssue. •■Jl.. h.ad issue," .savs the pedLove in Nash,
" liichard, who died .s.jr : and Tluauas, who manied, and l,ad one
daiie-hter." It ajq.e.ars frnm hi,; lai liei-',-, will that his //r,^/ wife
was .Abn-aret I'.i'in.Uev, the ^isb'r of his father'., second wife, and
that he had i,.ne liieh.ard, J,,sias, ■riiomas, Lydia, an,l Hannah
the two latter beine^ described as ".laueRters of the said Richard
by his first wife Margaiet Driidey." Hind the bdlowiuL; in the
Dudley registers : —
1. Anno'^, dan. of Richard Foley, jun., bapt. 27 June, lOGO;
bui. 2S Jan., l(;:!G-7.
2, Pvichard, M,n of the same, baj.t. I'Vb 1(1, ](]:',l-±
••!. Jo.sia, .son of the sam.', bapt. Jan. 2,s, ]G:\:lA.
4. bydia, dau. of bdchard and Mar^.aret F.-ley,
o. llaniia, dau. of the same, bapt. Tday :W, 1(;;!7.
<i. Thomas, son of the same, bapt. June is, |(i:!li.
The .second wib' of llieb:ird Foley, the eld.
d.aiediler of Willi;im 1 bindl,' v, of Willenhall, an.l si-.ter of ( i.'oi
I'.iimlley, of the lly.le, Kinv'er, c. Stallord, ironnia ;t,er ; by her.
^vllu wa:. buried at UldswintWd, May 2«, lUU-j, ai,'ed 7'', he had
t)cb 1,
Ali
120 TJIE ORIGIN OF TILE FOLEY FAMILY.
tlic followiii!:;- furthei' issue ; all, except Jolm ami Samuel, Ijnptizeil
at Dudley—
1. Anile, liapt. Sept. 21, 1(111; mar. at Oldswini'iu'd, ^lay 28,
1G:J2, to William Novmau.sell, of Wolverhampton.
2. Edward, bapt. Oct. 24, Kilo. According to the pedigrees
he was mar. Ijut died s.p. " Edward Foley, gent.," wa.s bur. at
Dudley, ilay 12, 1G5G ; and several children of Edward and
Mary Foley were bapt. there.
'S. Prisci'lla, bapt. Dec 17, IGb'). fhr was mar. lirst, at Old-
.swinford, Nov. 2:1, 1035, to Exechiel V\'allis,' of IJiistol ; and
secondly, alioiit 1()G5, to Henry Glover,- of Stourbridge. She
was buried at Oldswinford, Ajn'il G, 1GS7.
4. Thomas, bajit. Dec. 7, 1G17, the founder of OUlswinford
Hospital. He purchased Witley Court and numerous other
landed estate.s, and was grandfather of the first Lord Foley.
According to his jnonument in Witley church, he was born Dec.
3, 1G17, and died Oct. 1, 1G77.
5. Honor, bapt. Dec. 30, 1G19 ; mar. to Henry Pretty.
G. Margaret, bapt. Maj'' 27, 1G22; mar. to Edward Tyson.
7. Robert, bapt. Sept. 19, 1G2-1<. He was of Stourbridge, and
served the office of Sheriff of Worcestershire in 1G71, in which
year he had a grant of an augmentation to his arms;' from him
sprang the Foleys of Stourbridge, now extinct. He was Imried
at Oldswinford, Dec. 1, 1G7G.
8. Samuel, of Ireland. His baptism has )\ot been found cilhcr
at Duilley or Old.swinford. For liis issue and desce)idaiits see
Nash and the Peerages.
9. Sarah, bapt. April 7, ]G2n; married first to Jolm Paker,
(son of Gregory IJaker of Stourbridge), and secondly to George
Hill both of Pridgnorth.
10. Jtilni, bapt. at 01ds\\-inford, Jidy 20, 1G31 ; a tin-key mcr-
1 The luiac of " F.z.-ld.'ll \V,.M;-" .I'.-nrs i„ tU-, li l ,1 Vr.; i .] imi ivl.o wltc
(liscliiiiii.MlatUicYi^it;iti.,i,,,i ::- .,M I -i liiiv in Ih- ;, f//.,' , ' :.■ . '-■.n,).. 1-IG.)
In tlio 'C!c.itloin:iu's ^l.-a/ii,, / l-.r ( i,m,,I„,,-, IM-, ,.. "i;. i . : r. , ii.;. l.-nl K,,lrv,
<\:\tr,\ ]7l;i, t...l,,l,u llaMM-, 1,1 ,.•■,.,, I,,.. .iMTinili- 11. m. J'.axi ■■. in n> .1 -, , , .r':'r„t.s Ui.i.t
liis l.,ia„lii|. Kli.Hikl wriki " t., Ml . IWi/h.-: U. infunn you li.w Uir r.dvs go at i'.nstnl fair."
];o)H-it iMilry, of Ktoiiiliri.l-.i, in a li-ltcr dated 1UC3, refei-s to his "kinsman, Mr.
Iticli.ud Walli^." CSrc my " ll.a.ildry of M'orccster.-ihirc," i). .533.) A Samuel W.dli.-j
attests a I'uley deed of lO'.IS.
• II. my (ll.ivei- fonial.-.l a Jniily at Stourbridge, known as "Glover's Cliarity."
lie was laiiir.l at 01.1.winf„r.l, ^..v. i!, lllSt). liU will is dated Sept. 3, lOSO, but was
n..t pr.iv.d till Xov. 2, 17)'/. II.; Iia.l, l.y Pn.scilla hi.s wife, the following is.sue, bapt.
ll.iiiv, 1. .in Jan. 23, and bapt, Feb. 12, ICrin-G.
I'li-. lit ., l.orn Deo. 31, |il:.7, an.l bapt,. IPlli Jan. followint;,
Ib.iiii.b, b,.rn IVo, .S, and b,ipl. 1 1, e. 21,t, U^jS.
On ■•\ I N.,v., ICISI, " M„rs Val.s, Mh,], and Jlis, IViscilla CL.ver" were mar. Tliey
lia.l i lie bii.alla, b,,|,l. ,l,,„, Vli, lii.M-r,, and ll.nrv, bajil, 21 M,iv, 1 liSli,
-M.i;,.il, lir' v,ii.- ..1 ,Mr, 11. any (il.iui, w,,i bur. June 25, lobS ; and ".Mis. IbninaU
THE ORIUIN OF Till;: FOT.FA' FAMILY. 121
cli.ant, uninaiTied cand aged oO, in 1GS2. ]fc was " of SUiurliridg'o,
Es(|.," i» ](i7«.
The suUsefiueiit Iiistory of the Folcj^ family will lie found in
tlic paiijos of Nash and Sb.aw and in tho various Peerages.
I cop3" the f ollo^\■ing• from an old manu.script' in my possession :
" Foley of Whitley beareth Argent, a fess ingrailed betwecno
tlu'ee cinquefoyles within a border sable. This famylie hath had
great fortune, for the world hath favoured them soc that from a
meane estate they are rose to great possessions. Master Foly,
now living, liath beene pronroted firste to be High Sheriff of the
countie, and knight of tlie sliire in Oliver that usurper's time."
Richard Foley sealed two deeds (paves me) dated respectively
IG-iG and IG-iS,-' with these ai-ms impaling Per pale, a chevron
betw(^en tln-ce escallops, for Bi'indley ;'' but he was disclaimed at
tho Visitation of Worcestershire taken in IGS-l', as was also his
son Ilichard, of Longton, at the Staffordshire Visitation in IGGo-i.
How these arms were acquired does not appear. In the grant of
an augme;itation to Robert Foley, in 1671, it is recited that he
had " for some time borne" tho said arms; and in thoHarl. ^IS.,
1172, is a note that "Thomas Foley, Esq., of Great Wliitloy
Court, in Com. Wigorn, bears the Foley's arms without the
the augmentation."
To revert to the romantic story of Foley's discovery of the
inm .slitting secret, — there is very little douljt that the real hm-o ijf
tho story was a Brindloy. Anyhow Dr. Wilkes, the Stahordsliire
antiquary, so states. " Here," he says (speaking of tlio Jli/de,)
" was the iirst mill for rolling and splitting iron tliat was erected
in England. One Brindloy, whose posterity enjoyed it till about
twenty years ago, went into Germany, there acted the ]iart of a
fool, and from thence brought this excellent macliinc, which has
been so serviceabhi, and has brought so much money to this
country." Dr. Wiik'is \\-as born in 1G91 and died in i7G0. As
he lived at Willenliall lie must have been personally ac(piainted
with the Brimlleys of that place. George Brindloy, Foley's
brother-in-law, lived at the Hj^dc ; he was the son of William
]5i'indley of Willenhall, and we learn from a pedigree in tlie
lla.rl. MS. 2119, drawn up in 1G.37 by Randal Ifolme, for
" Mr. Samuel Smyth, of Sutton Coidlield," that \\'iliiam
Bi-indlcy had four daughters, of wliom tln-ee were married to
Foleys, viz.: Alice, llu; eldest, to " Pdc. Folev, of Stourbridg,
CO. Worcest, ;" Margaret, the src..n.l, to " llieh'd Folcv, of
Dudley, son of Richard by Ids first, wife;" an.l Johann.a, the
third, 'first to '^ ICdward Folev, of Ih-islow, and secondly, to
a by Uu
122 TIIK OIUOIN OF THE FOLEY FAMILY.
Tlios. J;ick.s(jii, of Bi-isiuw." The ynnn^vst dan-l't t, Mai-Mrt'L,
was the wiiV of tli(^ aluivsai-l Sanmel Suiytli.
The following- wills and adiuiiiistratioiis will i'lutlier illustrate
tlic Foley jiedigiee :—
Tjiomas Foley, uf Chadwick, in the parish of Bronisgrove, co.
Worcester, yeoman. Will dated G Feb., 1(5-53, and proved at
Westminster 2!) April, Kio-l. Witnessed by Leonard Symson,
Francis Westwood, and (the mark of) Francis Stnbbs; mentions
his "loving friend and kinsman }>\v. Puehard Foley, of Stonr-
bridg, gent.;" his wife Margery; liis sons Thomas and .h.)hn ; his
six datigliters, Agnes Foley, Catherine Foley, Christian Foley,
Jlar^ery Foley, Jlary Westwood, and Frances Bowyer ; and his
father-in-law, Francis Stubbs, who then occupied" a fai-m at
Chadwick, belonging to the testator; his wiiV Ahu-i'ry to be
executrix, and tlie said Francis Siubbs and llielinrd Foley o^■elsecl■s
(11.1 Alchin).
THO.Af.\.s FoiJCY, of Chadwick, yeoman; will dated Dec. 3, 1007,
and proved at Worcester, April 24, 1GG8 ; to Sarali liis wife a
bond for XlOO " lor payn^ent of £."-0, with consideration for the
same, whennn .Jolni 'bolev ^-tamletli b,.,und unto me;" to his
eldest son Thomas eei tain 'p^i'c'ls of land, conditionally that lie
should pay to his younger biother William XlOO; to his son
John certain other l"ands,"conditionaIly that he shunld i>ny to his
younger brother William .€.jO ; also to his son .lolm — whom he
ajipointcd sole executor — all his e'oods ami cliaKels. ()'>i;rseeis,
William Eussell, r^' Uowley, an.l John Foley, of IJoxvley.
Jonx FoLKY, of Bowley ]vcgis, co. St.'iiibrd ; adniinist rati(.)n
granted at Worcester, June 23, IGCS, to John his son.
John Folky, of Kowley llcgis, Nailer; administration granteil
at Worcester, Oct. 2G, IG.Sl, tcrisabella, his relict.
Isabella Folly, of llowley Pvegis, widow ; administration
granted at AVorcester, April lO, IGOT, to John iM.ley, ye,iin;in,
her son. Inventory taken Dec, 1G9G. John Barkes, . f K.iwley,
Nailer, and John Smalhvood, of the same place, Nailer, .'p.iincil in
the bo)id.
LaWIIITTuN liEGISTEHr^.
Burials.
Jul
V. Tl.r
SOlli WHS Imiic.l :Mrs IToiiouv Colli
A,,
rill, Tl
!.• l:U]i w.Ks lUnird Artlmi'riiM,-:;,.
.IrinlM'i'.
Tl.c 15^'' M-aslUuiLMniisAlic'i'ii
Tlic ll'MrnsLuiiod Wus.uiua Uir ,
l>
ii)cr "'■II
t in th,. Chiinc'll.
Al-
r'l. '\^'
22"' KntlRTillr V Wifr of ArtllUl']
.l;il
i>-. Y'
12'MVilli;u,is.n, of Avtl.ml'ipcr.
123
rYl'ER OF ]>AUNCKST(,)N.
(Conlbiiicdfrvin ;>. CD)-
1G13. July. Tl.r SOlli whs Imiic.l :Mrs IToiiouv Collin-' vid.
IGl
1G55. ScvlriiilM T. The lo^" \vasr.uriLMmi-sAlic,']'i|iri-iut]icCl
IGGl. ]).T,-i,il,,.r. Tlic 11"' «-ns Luriod Wus.uiua Uir dauylitcr of Arthur
1C7
107
1G7G. Jaii>. y 17"' KolMit sou of Arthur I'iju.r.
1G77. :\[av, V 14'" KoI.ert v<^^ son of Arllnir rii.rr.
1G77. .Aia'rdi. Y- 22"' riiilif. Piper Esiir.
1079. Xovvuilirr. \' 22"- :\[arv ]'ip,.r of Tresijiavrow wid.
1G87. July. Y-- 2G"' S'' Hugh i'iper Kni-lit.
IG'JO. J^eptoiiilicr. Y'^' 3"' was buryeil Margaret y'^ duu-hter of Williaui
Piper.
1090. October. Y' 10"' Chaee v' dau-hler of AVilliaui Piper
1G91. :\lav. Y'- 21"" Williaui Piper labourer.
1091. Noveiul/. Y^- 28''' Orare 1 'iper wid. of S' ytepheu.s.
1700. April. IS"' :\rrs llesler Piiier, wid.
1701. January. Y" 7 Lady Sibrlia Piper.
1701. February 28. Aniu; daughter of Sauip-on J'iper.
1707. J\lay. X- IG iMargaret I'iper.
1711. May. 23 Phillip son of Sanip.son Piper.
1711. January. 3 Susannah dagter of Bajupsou Piper.
1712. Oetobrr. 23 P.dward son'of Sampson I'lin r.
1712. Noyeudi. 1 Plis: wife of IIuuli Piper, Ks,,''.
1710. :\fay. Y'' 7"' P.lizabelh y- wife of Sauip on Piper day labourer.
1722. Al)^ 7"' Joanna y" ilauu : of Sampson I'iper Dav labourer.
1750. Jan. Y" 27"' Sanijisou Pyper.
1751. Oct. Y» 29"' Hugh Pyper P.s(i'-.
pATTISJIS.
1731. >lay. Y- 21"' Philip y son of Piehard Yyyyan Ksnr.
173G. Peby. V 12"' Klizabrth vM)aug: of Pieh : Vvvyan I'.so-
1738. June. Y^ 27"' Picbard y'son of Iti.barLl ^'yyyan, I's,,''.
PujtIAI.S.
1730. Mar.-h. Y'' 5"' :\rary y- daug: of Pi,!,: A'yyyan.
1738. Peb-v. Y» 20"' Elizabeth V daug; of Piehard Yyyyan.
17-11. Aug. 13"' James, ye s,,n of Piehard Yvvvan Ps,p-.
1771. Jauv. 18 Piebard Ywvau F.s.p', PerordeV.
1771. Mav. 11 Philippa. widou- of Pieh.nd Y
1771. July. 20 I'.dw' Merrin Waller „„, of Ph
1791. March. 27"' Plulip \'yv\an hs^p.
' Dau. of Sam|).3uu Piper yciit, Uipl Aiail -JS VoTu.
J24 I'Yl'KU 01^ L.VUXCESTOX.
Munnncnl.-d InH-nrtious.
0.1 a llat .urn. imw iu tl>,. patlnvay outsiac the clmnccl .hvn- is-
//,,■,. //r,. //,- /;."'//•
of Artlmr tlir
sou of Cniitaiuc
lluyh riper -L'ut.
ami Mario Ins wife, ^vllO
was tlic (laii-liler of
Captain .lolniEste.ilt
Alderman >K: twiec :\rayor
of tliis Town, he was
Imricd tlio first" day nf
Noumbcr Ano 16-12.
A slal) in the lloov of the north aisle, has the folh^win--
?ijtvc hull) H)c Ijotnj of
Eijoiuns ^"oUingr, nful tolia
mnvirt ]iHiiuuv lu daunbtcv
of Snmpriou i-^'ptv sent anti
toas Inuirt lljc J 5 tiau
otltlnulCl.V
];elo\v is a qnartcvcd shield— r t 1
1st & 4Ui [Sable] on a chev. hetwrcn three doves [ai-i.j
live guttecs de sang. (Collins, of ])evon.)
•-'ud .t 3rd [Argt.] a diev. between three magpies, in'!'. (I ipei-
\t the north-cast angle of the north chancel aisle is a laiyc lua.
„„;,u,nent nf marble, surinonnte,! with the ri,,er hatchment, viz. _
guarterly. l.t, Argt., a eliev, S:,. between thive -'''^^''^ ^'^;^^r,,'Z^^
•Jiel, Algt., a chev. between thlv bnd> Nl, .1 l.il'l'- "1 tli.'-^
3id, Ar-t., two l)ar.s, and a canton. Azure, (rair ')
llh, lam., a lleuv-dc-lis, Sa, on a chief of the, .sc.oiul, an
cstoile, Or. ((iaer.)
idv. ki
Hekk lies the b.Hly
of Colonel S'- Hugh I'iper Kt
],ii'uteiiant Oovernour of the Koyal C ilad''l
and Island „f I'l.YMOUTii, Captain of the Castle ..t Lxox,
Constable of the Castle of Launoestox,
one of his Majesties Justices of the I'eaee,
]-or the Counties of Devox A: Coknw.m.e ;
an Alderman and lopivsmtative hi IMihament
Vor the ll.moucu of DrxiiEvm.
11,. .s,.,ved iu th.. Civil Wars, as an Kiisign, laeulenanl, and
Cap'und.rS. i;„„Ai:o\ S' I'.r.vii.i. 1 1 UANVH.M. K^
■Utl.eSie.eof lY^MoMU, tlie batlb's ofSlrallnuand l.ansdou
\vb..ehew,,.NV,an,d,.d,nlh. .\e'b,-VTh;eb>V -l,oll!,roe
tl... Should.T. ll,sK.,lal.sw,avse,|Ue,|,,d-! Ljlhebump
I'.nliaiuent ro.lo, l,o\,,llv to hi M.eL-r and l;,juied
SoNKKlloN, Kl.NO CiiAi;i.i> ill- I'll; I.
lleded Julv -Jill. ItiST, a;Md 7U.
1 Th. t..,. hue l.:v. t.a-u cut ell. ' Tl.c It>;.i,tc. ha. " tile ,Uund d.
PYPER OF LAUNCKSTOX. 125
Ncnr Iliin is r.uiic.l Dame ^^iiiella llis Wif.' (;i
Dau^likT (if John- I'aiir of tlio Citv of I'Ikktbu (ion')
Wio Died J any -Iti. 170-i Aged fSo.
liolow llic two kiicoling figures —
Here lies the body of Cap' riiiLLU' Viver (Son of
S' Hugh I^iper Kn'' & Dame Sibella his Wife)
Constaljlo of tlio Casth; of Launcestox and
an Alderman of this 15orougii. lie married
Mary Daughter of lIuMriiRY (!aer
of PiiYMouTii, CJcnt., by AVhoni he liad
Two Sons Hugh and Granville.
He Died March 21^' 1G77, Aged 32.
On a tahlrl nrar fiie former—
Sacred to the Memory
of Eiciiard Vyvyan of TRl■:s>^r arrow
in the County of CoENWAf.T. Esq"'
(Second Son of S'' Riciiaud ^'vvYAN
of Trelowarbi;n liar'')
r.arristiT-at-Law and Recorder of Launckston
who died .lan> ll"i 1771.
Aged G9.
Near In'm lies Piullippa liis AVife
Daugliter and Jlciivss ,,f ITugh I'vrER Ksq"-
who died .Afav 7'" 1771,
Age.l 07.
Near them arc tlie Remains
of ]Mary Eliz"' & ,Iames their ihildren
& E. M. ^V. Yyvyan their Crandsnn,
who died in tlioir Infancy.
liKNEATII tllis StOnO
are d(>posited the remain.s of Hugh Pvper
of Tresmarrow
in the County of Cornwall Esij''
(Eldest Son of Phillip Pvper l-'.sq''
and Grandson of S'' Hugh Pvper K')
whodrp.art.'d this life.
Oct^' 25M. 1754
Aged 83.
Near hin, IJrs I'li/.mikth Ids Wife
(I)aip.;liter (if Siiklston' Calmadv of Lavwood
in til.., Coniitv nf Dr.voN, Es,,)
who di.d Oct'"- 27"' 1712.
Aged 39.
In the north aisle is a large monument, reaching from the pavement to
the roof, of coloured and vei 1 marbles, with full length ligures of Faith,
Hope, and Charity, Justice and Truth. On the top are marble busts of
Rich. Wise ai'i.! Granville i'yper, with two shields, one bearin": S.iblu,
three chevrons lam. (Wi>e); llie otlua-, Arg., a chevron b.aweeii three
magpies, Sal.h; (Pyiier). Tli.' leiiire has the following—
12G PYl'KU OF LAUNCESTOX.
Conotajiliium
Granvilli ]^vi)fi', AnuiL;eii,
Et Kicavdi AVi.se, Guiiuiosi,
Hujus Muiiicii.ii quomlam Aldeiiiiannram,
Quorum Keli(iui;c laovtalos Batliouitc
III Agro Somcrscltciiisi sitre suiil.
A'lque Vnaiiiiucs et conjuiictissiini Sua A'ita fuenuit,
Ita post nioitem jam iion sunt divisi,
I'idissimum Anieonim Par.
lllo, cum ad tcueudam suam Sauitatcm
]5atlioniain coiieesset. Pluritide convptus
Ibidem oLiit Apnlis xvj*'', a.d. ,mdu(Jvu"'°
.'Etatis xxxviu"".
Ilic Lauiiccstoniaj moriens Julii xxvii""'
a:d: MDccxxvi ; J'^tatis LXiv'",
LatlioidiC juxta siueres Domini Aiiiantissimi
Et cliarissimi suos deponi Vnluit.
Hoc Ccnotaphium (}ilouumciilum mutui CMnnii Auoris,
Et Summa^ .sure Observauti;o,
^Munilicoutissimumipie Semper enluit)
Supreiiiis talndi.-; liic fieri jussit
Kicliardus "Wise, Gen'''
Vt igitur tam piis :Mandatis satisfaeercnt
Jrarmor lioe.
Ytrius.pi.' yW-mnvw Sa.-mm pn.u.ruiit jus IlercdeR
I'iiilippu, Welsl, rl (-■.ulirlmus Courli,
Griirro.^i.
In Till], Al.b.'.y Church is tliis inscription over tlie remai
Ciranvilh- Piper—
Ilic Suljtus Jacet
Granville Pypeh,
Xii])er lie Afailford, Juxta Launceston, in Ag'ro Cornuli. Ar.
I'hillippi Pyiier, Anni : lilius natu miiiiiiiu,-;, et
Ilugiinis ]'yper mil: uon ita pridem munimenti apnd PHmnllui
et Insulfe adjacwitis, I'ricfecti, A'cpM^-.
YlK
Ingcnij viridi ct Eleganti.s Genij Lenigni et anueni
Gcstus decori gratissima comitatis temper!, e \'eneiaudi,
Amicitiie cnrdat;e, lldiu amicissimfo, (}ai cum
Convalescontffi gratia, has solis aquas inviserit iirimo in
]\lulimiuo fatiscens In ipso /I'^tatis (lore maligna
Decusiis, et brevi oppressns mortalitatem cxuit,
Ai>rilis die decimo sexto, Alio .I'.tatis Supra xxx
currente octavo, Salutis reparata; muccxvu.
Cujus memi.iriie Sacrum, hoc dovotis.simi iii'ctoris
Monumentiiiii luliens nuercnsq' po.suit
IvICUAllDUS "WlrfE.
127
CALENDAll OF LAMBETH WILLS.
(Conli,„.cdfromp.S^.)
Latimor, AVillinm. Civsclmrnc in Cl.yve-
Iun,l. " 1381 108'' .Su.ll.uiy.
Lnumk, KuluTt, Kilt. Citizen of Luml.)!!. 13G7 209' Cmrtmey.
Latuulcr, .«■" ]']a*i,l:niiulur.
Lccitc'i', William, of Banvielic pryov, co.
0x011, liu.sliaiulinau. l.")G9 27G'' ParkiT, P. i.
Lcclic'fonl, llriirv, --f Chavlewo.l,'. 1380 i!2g'' Courtem^v.
Lecsc, Dyoni^ia atto, relict of ^^'illialn
attoLccse. 1401 214- Arundel, P. :
Leniiia, AVilliam, Pislioj) of Worcester.
Bnrie.l at Chicheater. 13..3 ] 29MVliittle«cye.
Lcicli.'Jvkeii, :>Lirtiii. Canon of Exeter. 1430 435'' Chiclielr, P.
Lr.-ciup, PirlMiJ, Knt. ])ii.^ de ISolton. 1401 202' Arundrl, P. :
Lr-iiuis ];o:;.r. Dus de Poltun. 1403 204^ Arundel, P.
Li'^crup, ytq.hen. Dfis de Bcntloy. 1405 40'' Arundrl, P. ii
Lese, dua Lora ate.
Le.?e, Thomas, of Little Puiioud.
Lcvcndele, Frances, of St. Jolm liajilist,
Islo of Tlianet, tayk.ur.
Levcrer, Kirliard, Esq. ^Vcslnn Culvylr.
Lcvcringe, John, of llenton .St.. (_leoig(%
husljandiiian.
Levorton, Alan. Kector of Hai-i.'tsliaiu.
Levcssoii, Kalcrine, of Great Yaniiouth.
Lcwcnthorp, John.
Lexliam, Th.jinas de. Canon of Hereford.
Levbouni, Juliana de. Countess of Hunt-
ingdon.
Lcyke, Kolieil, of Wyneton. (Prul)ate
Leyii^-, Joliu, (if Batcsford, co. Suffolk.
LeVston, John, of ]]ci-h.
Lichfeld, Tliomas de. Citizen of ^Wirces-
ter.
Lisle, Juhn Viscuiit, Kt.
Litlel, Edward, of Plninp.4(ad, Kent,
husbandman.
Lodelowe, A-ncs dr. (Pmbate only).
Lonibe, William, s,nr., „f Wvnioudliam.
Londosdale, Kobert, Es.|., ..f Nnrwich.
Lon-e, Richard, of Lavni:;ton I'mum.
Lorch, William, of Xcv,- Wvud-.-mv.
Loryii- WiUiain. Can..,, ,,f Sahslmrv.
1-ot, John.
Lotoft, John, uf the Pishoi.ric of Elv.
1378
100'' Sudburv.
1415
G4^' Staflbrd.
1583
271'- Wliil-if(, P.
1I2G
4 02-Chiehelr, P.
1591
442'' AVhil^ift, P.
1429
414'' Cllieh,;].., 1'.
144 5
G5'' Stailbrd.
1435
454- Chichele, P.
1382
203'' Courtenry.
13C7
115'Langham.
1413
19 1'- Arundel, r.
1410
191- Arundel, P.
1499
55' .Morton.
1391
17G' Arundel, P.
1452
312"Kempe.
1553
135'' Cranmor.
1387
22G'' Courteney.
1497
39'' ]\lorton.
14 IG
138'' Stailbrd.
1590
417MVhiti;ift, P.
1 107
51- Arundel, P. i:
1115
290'' Chieliele, P.
llG-Lan-ham.
1105
229' Aruiid. 1, P.
128 LAMBETH WILLS.
Love, AVilliara. Ecctor of Sybhcs.lcimc. 1437 403 ' Cliichelc, 1'. i.
Love, John, the }-ouiiger, of Gowtliiuste,
CO. Kent, yeom.iii. 1559 309' Parker, P. i.
Lovcl, Gawfii, of AVrettou. 1499 37^' Morton.
Lovell, Jolni. Dfis Lnvdl an.I Ilulon,!. 1408 255'' Arundel, P. i.
Lovcll, John, of Stysted in Deanery of
Bockingo, liusLandman. 1590 275^> "Wliitgift, P. i.
Lovelich, Jolm. Kector of St. xVlphege,
Cantcrhury. ' 1438 403'' Cliiehele, P. i.
Loveync, Nicholas, Ivnt, Poplar. Pens-
hur.st. 1375 80" Sudbury.
Lownde, Adam, of Ke.synglond, llaxter. 149G CO'* ^Mnrton.
Luc}', Lady Alienore, late wife of Sir
Walter, Kt. Grey friar.s, W. wester. 1415 15G' Staflurd.
Liiddhani, John. RL^ctor of Godnier,.haiii. 13S9 i'3C" C'nurtnev.
Lyndo, William, of Stokelisle, co. Cxford. 1452 2C7'' Kcinpe."
Lyndefeld, John. Archdeacon of
Chichester. 1440 472'> C'lnrhele, P. i.
Lyndewodc, John. Lyndewode. 1419 330' Chichcle, P. i.
Lyndcwode, William. Lishop of St.
Davids. 1443 142'' Stallurd.
Lyndvych, John. Ilavcrill. 1408 IOC' Arundel, V. ii.
Lyngg, Richard de. Archdeacon of X..r-
wich. 1355 337'* Mep.
Lynne, John, of Marthaui. 1445 GO^ Slallord.
Lyntoii, Thomas do. Rector of Clyve near
Rochester. 1387 225'' Courtcney.
Lyonnc, Jlargarct wife of Thoma?. Ash-
ton, Somerset. 1402 195' Arundel, P. i.
Lypizate, Nicholas, of Wells. 1405 2l'3'' y\rundel, P. i.
Lystor, John, of ]!anham. 1415 71 ' Slallord.
Lystcr, Roger. Citizen of Norwich.
Machon, John. Up\vcll. 1499 21" Morton.
I\radoc, Llcwcllen. Son uf Pishop r,f St.
Asaph. 1373 88'' Sudhurv.
Madockc, Edwardc, of Teynlon, co. Ox-
ford, yeoman. 15C0 51'' I'arkcr, P. ii.
Makcnade, AVilliam de. I'reston juxta
Favcr.sham. 1407 242" Arundel, I\ i.
Makercll, John. 1423 3G3" Chichcle, P. i.
j\raldonn, John. Provost of Oiiel. 1401 198" Arundel, P. i.
Malyns, Re-inald, of llentou. 1430 42G" Chichele, P. i.
Mandion, John, of Leyham. 1403 205'' Arun.lcl, P. i.
]\lankywoll, Thoma.s. Pridri,.,rt, 1445 141" Slaflord.
Manny, WalU'r de, Knt. Cliarteihouse,
London. 1372 120'' : hittle.seyp.
]\rarache, .lohn. Canteihury. 1420 33G'' Chiclude, P. i.
I^Iarchaunl, Ihu'li. Cili/rn ..f l.oiidou. 1452 2G9" Kempe.
Marcliauut, William. Ideniie. 1422 370'' Chichele, 1\ i.
LAMBETn WILLS.
129
U.wchc, Marc;-arot, of Lonii, [Lvnn.] W«
lato wife of William ^farchc. 1 19S 25'' ^Morton.
Mavche, William of llio. Sonlli Yaniiuutli. H13 ]9:V' Animl'l, T. ii.
Mavcliexon, Pc-rcival. MercliauL of (ieima. Mil IGS'' StalVonl.
Markolo, Kolicrt. Citizen of Lomlou. 1420 T.-l t' CliirlK-lo, P. i.
Marker, Thomas, of Boccles. 1 193 24'' :\lnitoii.
Marsliall, Thomas. "WexchaunJcler of
Caiitcilnnv. 1118 .335" Chididr, P. i.
Marshal], ]{(.1icrl. Citizen and grocer of
London. 14 IG 15- Stallmd.
]\rartyn, John, of Wramiilyii-liam. 1145 72^' ytalf-ud.
Marlyn, Fernand. IMcrehaut of A'ernien
iuBislcaye. 1414 127-^ Slallord.
Martyn, .Tohn, of Wurmf-ay. 1498 10-' :\lorlui:.
Martvn, linh. vl, of ^Ve^t^rl,ara, uvnt. 155S 08'' Post morl. Pnli.
MarlVn, William. Lostwilhiel, O-rnwaU. 1493 131--^ :\rorton.
j\ra.scall, Robert, liishop of Hereford. MIC 300'U:hieli.i-, P. i.
Mason, Th< anas, of Shropham. 1415 71'' Slaflnrd.
Mason, Jolm, of co. Oxford, hn.sbandnian,
Horlyc. 1571 C5'' Pavlcr, P. ii.
Mason, Eohert, of Maglifeld in Sussex. 1558 10' Pnst mnvt. Puli.
Massfill, Thomas, of Much Peringdon in
Essex. 1559 89' Po.4 mort. Poll.
JIa.sscngcr, Thomas. Kcctor of Scliviup-
lyng. ■ 1499 37'' ^^forton.
Masters al/as AVeavcr, John, of Bi. Iciiell
ill parish of Staple. 1592 4 11" Whitgift, P. i.
]\rattesson «?»/-• Solcr, Thomas, of Monas-
tery of St. Benedict lluline. 14 45 72'' Staflor.l
Mathewe, William, of Goo..ley, co. links. 1593 399^' Whitgift, P. i.
Mauresward, ^Margaret. ]!ramiilun juxta
Dvngle. ' 1125 387^' Chiehele, P. i.
Maui'.C I'll 'I'' Saiicln, dila dc Santo
:\Iainv,. Si.ixrulall. 1409 4 3'' Arundrl, P. ii.
Maydenhilli, .luhn. Dean nf Cliiehestev. 1407 210' Arundrl, P. i.
Maygood, Kalpli, of Wyglilon. 1445 59'' Stallbrd.
:^ravhe^^■e, William, of \\'h..psl,.d... 1499 54^' :\ror(on.
Maj-rer, Thomas, of Wvgenliale. 14 4 5 07'' StalVonl.
}i[aynavde, ,l,,lni, ,.f Wvlbiun, Sussex. 1580 129'' Gryn.lall.
Meatcalf.', .Inlm, of Te'iil-id.-ii. 15G0 309'' Parker, P. i.
Mrdrfnid, Uirhaid. Bislmj, ,,1 Salisbury. 1107 237'' Arundel, P. i.
Medrfoid, Wallrr. l)rau..[\V,l]s. ■ 11:^1 359'' Chieh(4e, P. i.
:Med]aia', .1.4,:,. i:,. 1\ ii-lia.ii. 1102 199'' Arundel, P. i.
Mrlrh.'bnni, Kali.li. '\-irar of \\-v,,lliam. 1101 207'' Arundel, F. i.
M.auburv, Sunon. Ca.am n[ Salisburv. 1123 :!G3'' Chiehelr, P. i.
MniiiM-:-, Mrhnlas, ,,f llolie Cr-.e nrar
uiitull,,. Wall,- „f n,e cilir of Canler-
buiir. 1581 139' Wliit-ift, P. i.
Mrw, .lohn. Ka.lOrrkhaHI. 1420 311' Chi.li.lr, ]>. i.
Mri<do„, .lolm, I'relorof Thurk.'ston. 1121 390'' Clii.hrlc, P. i.
Miehrll, .Nirliolas. St. Thomas A-iueducf,
l.niidon. 1118 177' StalToid.
130 T.AMRETU WILLS.
Mi.-l.cll Tliomas, cf Noru-OM.l. 1 C07 2-^;V' lliui.Tufl.
MichcU' J..]i.ii,ii, cf WalllH'nswvk, 149S ;iG'' Morton.
^lichcU, JolMin,, Avi.lnv of An.livw Mu.
and of Thniiias ]{oc1k', St. Maiv, W'ol-
notl,. M'^-'' 28-1' Krnipo.
^li.Ml.tun, Thomas, Koctov of Multon. l:'.81 lO.V' Couitcnay.
:\Iillc, Chri.^tiau atte, AVifL' of Nicholas. -„ . , , ,> ■
Fyfcdo Nuvile. M21 303^ (Jhich,de, P. ,.
Milks Eamundc. 1452 SO/'MKOiupc.
]\rili-etli fonucilv Cokavn, P.i'atrix, relict
of AVill"> Aldcniran of London. 1148 ICV'. Stalhu-d.
]\rilton, William. Dean of ChichcstcT. U21 37 1'' Cl.idicle, 1 . i.
:\[ilton, John. Hector of St. Sampson, , , t^ ••
Cricklelade. (I'rohatc only) 1407 75' Arundel, P. n.
i^Ioluin, t-er ^ifoiin.
Moldyne, KoLorf, Citizen and Pinar of
of Christflnurh in Lond.m withii
Xewcgato.
Molten, .?'v Pee.-ton.
Mono, (Jeofflev. St. Clement ]")ane3.
Mone, Cnv. Pi-hop of St. David's.
Mongomerv, Jolni, Knt. St. Maiy Crace
London.
Montcv, Kohevl. Clerk of the Hanaper.
:\rontraver.s, Aun.s, dna. Loii.lon.
i\rontaoute,Thmnasde. Kavl of Salisl.nr)
Montcfort, Pelcr .le, Knt. Lord Ileal
desert.
]\lo<.r, .l,,hn. Citizen of N,.rwirh.
Moore, John a, of Thorp.
]\rorc, Thomas, clerk. London.
j\rore, Thomns atlf, of Clialuecroft in
parish of ]'a^cham. 1374 78^' Sudl
.' - , " 1 r. r. o ,-.-b T >,._.!
1558
82^ Post niort. l\
M47
1407
1G2'' Slallord.
210'' Arundel, P.
1445
1440
1374
14-27
17 5'' Stall'ord.
18G'' Stall'onl.
78'' Sudhurv.
400^' Cld.h.'lry, 1
L3r,9
1413
1409
PilO
111- Whiltle.rv,
105'' Ann.dcl, 1'.
.^kS- ^loiton.
:i49'' Chich.'le, P
Mores, Jol:
L558 57M'o.st niorl. V«'.
Morgan, ])avid, .dLlandair. 1504 1 80^' Parker
^lorgan! Philip. I'.whop of l^dv. 1435 454^> Clnehcle, P.
]\roruyll, John, of ] Irathfeld. 1550 54^' Po.t mort. 1 ol
iSforle, AVilliam de, Knt. Hallin-hurn
]\ragna. 13"i1 lOP' Sudhurv.
Morleo, Cecilia ,le. Dna de Aldchy. 1380 221--' CuuLcnay
^fovlee, Anne, dua de. Norwich. 142C 400n;h,chele 1 .
Morten, Kiehard. IGU 270' Ahhot, P. i
Mortimer, Hu-h, Ks,i, Tewke.hury. 1415 202'' CT.chdc, 1 .
*^rortimor, Esuem dc K,o4 ,1,. la Marehe. 1382 188'- (_ ourtmay.
♦Mortimer, I'lullippa de. Couidcss de
]., :\larclM. 1381 1S9'' Cointeiiay.
Moll.', JohuMl." elder. I'oxlcv. 1383 207^' Courtenay
Mottisfoul ,lohn. Vicar of l.vde. 1420 3 10'' Chiehele, P.
Motlrnu,, Adau, de. I'reecitor of Salis- _
l„„.v 1415 277" Chichclc, P.
Mouni Johaune de, dun. de Dounsler. 1404 218" Amudcl, P.
LAMBETH WILLS. 131
Moiintaqu, Elizabetli. Ccmnte^s of Salis-
l,uvy.' 1414 2G8''CliielK'ley, P. i.
jMoimLif^u, J.iliii. IJroUior of the ]".arl of
Siilisbnry. l.'!88 23G'' Courtcnay.
UroHiitnmi, William. Earl of Salisbury. 1387 1.59" Aninaol, P. i.
^rnuiitforte, .John, Kut. 1151 SO*' Kcnipr.
Mounke, Thomas, of :\rcrkisliall (Probate
only). 1413 193'' AruiuW, P. ii.
*:MoM-brav, John. Duke of Norfolk.
A-xholnie, Lincolnsh. ^ 1432 434- Chichcle, P. i.
Jloyser, "William, of Promleigh in Kent,
yeoman.
ISIugL^e, Vrilliani. Dean of Windsor.
i\Iulburue, Jolm. Kalisbury.
Mul.sho, Henry. Ciedyngton.
Mulso, Thomas, of Xcwton parva, co.
Northampton.
Multon, Thomas, of Crowmcre.
IMulwanl, Kichard. lluvgcss of Kerlion
in ^^'ales. [Cacrlcon, co. ilonmouth 1]
Jilundys, Olvve, W, of Norwich.
Muskliam, Kobcrt de. Parson of church
of Overe.
Miiston, Jolm. Foderinghey.
Jlyddleton, William, tlie eliler, of West-
ham in Kent, ]",S(|.
:\fyelu41, William, ,.f llarple.
j\lyller, Agnes, of (.'laplon, in parish of
Crowkerne.
i\fYllvnchop, Jnhn, nf l-ve.
:^lvii..l, AVilliam. IppisVirhe.
:\Iyiit.'r..n, John, of West.ui in Z-iylandc
Nashe, Nirholas, of Ncwe Windsor, tanner
Ne.'Ir, Tliunias. Pviniore, .Aliddx.
N.rl, William. CiU/.en of Chichester.
Nevill, Thnmas. Dns de Fernevall.
Newton, Kichard, Jvt, Judge nf the
Common Ph'iis. Yalt'in.
Newall, Kichar.l, of fnylanv M..rlimrr.
Newedegale, .L,hn (I'mbalc n,dv).
Neweulnii, CrMllivv. Wr.t Wi.khaiii.
Newman, Maivavl w> nf Tlmmas.
Niwmau, IJnliril, nf TJMTston.
Newman, N'liMina.,, ,.f Ma-hfeld.
Nich.ills, ,l,,l,i,,,,r.\,|,,n KeViHs, en. Wilts,
Ni.hnln, Tllnmas dr Saurln', K„l.
Nich.ilas, l;,..l,,rnl-(),i,vugln„.
Nicolas rt//V,..-Tn|,,„. Wdliam, ,lrik.
Nirnjs, llni.aHt, lii.hop of SI. llavid<.
Nnl.ys, Jnhn, nf Castnn.
1.5.59
G4'' Pnst ni.irt.
Poll.
1380
201'' Courtena
V.
1419
327^' Claclicle,'
P. i.
1425
401" Chichele,
1'. i.
1444
131" Stall..rd.
1498
29'' Morlnn.
1422
358' Chichclr,
P. i.
1499
45'' :\[..rlnn.
1385
214'' Cniirfcne
1430
J 23-' Chichele,
"p. i.
1 557
G2-'' Post mort.
Poll.
1499
4G- Alorton.
1589
445'' Whit-ift,
P. i.
1538
103-^ Cramuer
1498
13^ :\Iorton.
1591
430' Whilgift,
, P. i.
1 590
409- Whil-ift
, P. i.
1443
12r Stallnrd.
1418
3]G''Chicheh',
1'. i.
140G
235'' Arundel,
P. i.
1449
1G9- Stafford.
15. -.8
3.5- Pnst mort.
Poli,
1,387
22G'' C'nurtcnav.
1400
179- Arundel,
P. i.
1145
C2i' Stalford.
1 145
G8'' StaUbrd.
1 .").'> 7
10'' Post mort
. Puli
1591
4PV Whilgift
, p. i.
1375
79- Sudbury.
1371
119- Whittles
eye.
1452
258'' Kempe.
14 33
4 38- Chirhrie
, P. i.
1498
15' Mnrlnn.
132 'LA:\rr.KTri will:
Xoion, AVilliam. Koct.ir ,,f lla.lnilinin.
MO:.
221' Arundrl, P. i.
>;ol«S Williiiui. K.rtoi of St. Tflor,
Wnlyn-fonl.
14 -20
39.3' Chicle le, r. i.
Nolly, Join,, C;ii.- (IV.l.it.. o„lv).
1 f 1 :i
19 1'' ArinnKl, P. ii
Noon, IsabcU, wif.- of Sii' IMmun.l, Kul.
1 loi;
.MU'' Ariin.lrl, 1'. i.
Koou, Kdimni.l, Knl. Sl,<lF,uy.
1 ll:"!
1!»S.' Arunclrl, V. ii
Xonuan, 'WaUr, of li.inrw. llr.
1199
27'' .Mortnn.
Xoriiiaii, Kicliaitl, of Niiimiiiylon, lius-
bamlman.
L589
2G7^^ Whit-ift, P. i
Northlmi-li, :\li<l,a,l Ciiuon of Cl.irli.'st(
•r 1381
207'' Convtcnay.
NortlHTn,'^Bailliol,.iuew. Krctov of jllvk-
Ivng and Rullrsby.
1499
38'' ^lorton.
Nortliow, Simon. Canon of Cl.i.lirstrr.
142S
409" Chichclc, P. i.
Xorllnvodo, John, Knt.
1378
lOU'' Sudbury.
Norton, Andrew, of Soiitlirhuhani.
1499
.-.C' Morhm.
Norton, Clenicnl, of the towiiT' of Aus-
trop, CO. York, yeoman.
1.-.89
270'' V'hit-ift, P. i
Norton, Elizal..'tli, late wife of llirliai.l
Norton. ]iuniliam.
1498
2G' :\lov(,m.
Norton, Thomas. St. Teter, ^il■i^lol.
1119
1,^1'' StallorJ.
Norton, John, of Dcptfov.l, veoinaii.
in.-,L'
13.V' Cranmcr.
Norton, Richard, licctor of' St. ^laiv at
Strondo, London.
1381
207'' Couvtcnay.
Notto, Thoinas. Vicar of Oaselv, co.
Snllolk.
11 98
27-^ Morton.
Norwich, r.p. of. Sre Aloxandrr.
Ollon, David. Vicar of Kirkol.-n in
lloland.
1139
2(17" K'l'nipc.
Olyett, John, of Dcnvrr.
l.^.-|9
1. -.4 ''Parker.
OlVver, Tliomas, of Jlurwa-d,-.
15r,9
.'>0'' Post niovt. Poll
Ondel.v, John, cl.rk. Flan.>l,-,1,..
1113
202" Arumhl, P. ii
Orchard, John. Coltrh",!,.
144 7
IGI" Slallbni.
(hvhanl, Ki.liar.l, of Kv,al...
1441
47G' Chirholc, ]'. i.
Oniu'sl,v, -M.arv, wif,- of Avtliiir, Ks.,.
ISlackfnar.s l.ondn,,.
14.-)1
298''Kcnipc.
Orychc, Tliomas, of Kodio.t.i'.
1;V'.8
GU' Post niort. Poli
(WH>rnc,Jol,n,of Ihavo, CO, r,rik>, v.M.ina
n. 1.-.91
411' Whil-ifl, P. i
O.'tilcr, Th..nia.s of Ware.
139(i
IGk' Annidrl, 1'. i.
0.strichr, Thomas St. AUnn Wood St.,
London.
ll.c'
279M<o„,p,..
CV.vn, Johann, w", of London.
14. -.2
Otclryc, Kohcil. London.
] 130
iG()' n'i!'h'i.', p. i.
OtrrN-, Ko^rr. Clavcil.V.
13S7
224'' Couiirnay.
(Iiuh'l.v, s,r Ondrhv.
Ovo.MV, Lnl.al, of'Xrwiuarkrl.
14.V3
313'' Kcnipo.
OviTlun, Clrnirnl, nf SI. Nicholas al
^Vadc in Ido .if Tli.mrl.
113;)
179'' ( birh-lc, P. i.
Ovrit.ai, John, k..,,.
line,
237'' .\vund, 1, ]'. i.
(»ul,.n, Lnkr, „f .N,.w>udon in Kml,
1;.89
2GG' ■\\4iilv:ifl, 1'. i,
LAMBETH AVILLS. 133
^"'!"i-^'v''ullnl'' "^ ■^^""^^^''■'■' '"•'''■'"'" i:,92 179 Wlnt.ift, V. ii.
(,>::::i!;vj:r".i..ias. st. i.au,vu.. ,,^,a,M,v.i
]'uuntciii').
rachet,.Toln.. St. C.:.OV.s„ale, Can- 33,. chi,.l,.lc, l>. i.
tevbury.
radNX.t.n, Jnl.n, K..1. St. Au-la-w L.m- o-.y. Krmp.
1 -11 T ,,,1,,,, i4-_l^ -( •> J^' "4 •
hill T.nKl,,, __ 711. Stallnnl.
la.g. .l..ln, "f -n n tuiu lO:.' Ann.lrl, 1'. ii.
!Sn;;:'ll:':nv::isi,v,;.l,,^:: 1115 gi^s...,..,!.
J.;., ,,„;W,ll,a,n,AH„l,..,n.,fCau- ^^^^ .3,, ,,„,„„,,.
1. ''piilin K..lvn.tun 1107 5i- Avun,!.!, 1'. i.
ralm.r, William, F..,,- !? ^o-i, rhS t Pi
1-anU-v Kicha.l, of co. r;i,n„:..t,r. 2o ob Lhu^ U , 1 . 1.
r,u.ke, Mar,an.t. Mal,.slMl.. H^J '^Vm' n l. V
Vavker, Uciiiv.
1112 iGi' Avuiia.i, r.
I'aib'v, ^Vi'llialM, "f r.'ti
J'anali, ^Villiani, nf lia.
ran-ott/riuana., of^lurl, ^Inv.nn I-.-k- bO 1
ra™U,K.l,a„.,,.fMn,.n.nu,„nL,„,, ^^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^^^
3>,i:;':T;:;n: Ca,,,.n,,fll,n.f,a,L
I'avrVs, .lokn, oi UM.
Parous, Isabol, of Cbatwallc in par. C
dvtoii, AV".
Tasscle, Ivlinun.l, Kiit. I'v'i.naidynln
l\cnt.
1.-,S9 2<i:V'^Vl,i(:..ri, I'.
ir,9t 2-':)' \Vhil;-,ili, 1'-
ir):)S GO'' I'n
1111 2G1M
looS a^ i'oA y\'n\rui IMi
1558 GO'' roll'.
132G 158-^ ]^•Yllolas
russi'lewc, ^rattlK'W. Cilizm of Lonar.n. oo-^h .>or,, ( 'ouit-
(IVoNvills). ^ l^SG 22_,-G Lo.ut.
ratman, John, nf S,a,lhw„l.l, 108 ^^G ,^ V' ■ ,,^.
I'atvik, Kcainakl, nf Wy„rlpl . y L^b- __OLomUua\.
Patvyngton, ^1,,'!-.. li.-lar "f ^t. ^_^_ 310. Chiclal.., 1'
l>ua"'i'li.a, Kut. l^^O 101" Su,lbu,y,
Va.,l,.,Mana,l.Sa,.,:t.. l^a..,-,., , .. ^^_^. ^^^^^ ^^_^,,^_^^^,
rav,rTiio,na- E-^.l Kokrbniur, lianl^. 1117 1 Gk' S .allnnk
l>;;V:;:Th:anas: V;,aV..,S,,,u:io,l.,n. 1115 Gk;S,,,n.,..
I'aM,. Til.
IIG IIOGM
IV.lir, Willi
"CalL. ' l^OG ^Gl' Anil
]o4 LAMBKTH WILLS.
l>,.,kl,;nn, Jul,,,. .\,rl,l,islK>i, of Cai.t.r-
l.urv.'
1292
1G4- Arundel, 1>. i.
IVcclir, .Icllll. Cilizrll ,.f LdnJoIl.
1380
1051' Sudburv.
IVult, Xirl„.l;,s, ,.r .NM.wi.l,, r^y\
1498
ll-'^rnvlon. "
J'rko, .l..lni, ..r 'J-akr-1,., ,n. Ihuitill-anll.
1423
38.5>> Cldehelc, P. i.
I'rkh.lUI, .lanirs, nf WlnllMlll.
1400
1 7 G'' Arundel, V. i.
IVkliaiii, Kr^inaM. Wmthaiii.
1407
250'' Arundrl, P. i.
]Vkliaiil, Aliro uifr f.f Rryilialil,
^\■l■,>lkaln.
1407
251' Arund.'l, P. i.
rdhai,:, Jolili, Kill. ]{nk,.ilsbri.l-c.
1428
411' Cliicliel.', P. i.
IVll, L'lianciit, .if -Ma-lilirlil, co. .Sussex,
vcfiiuan.
1G07
158'P.aneinft.
]Vnt..ii, ];..L'.T, of llnnnii-'slKnu.
1452
2G8'' Kenipe.
]'ciiw..illiai,., U.my, ilrik. Ktyi4rar
Alcliicli. L'aiit.
143S
472'Cl,iel,rln, P. i.
IVrcy, 'Hiomas. f.islmp of Xonvicli.
13G9
105'' WKitllesrve.
]',Tnt, JIulIi. .Xnitl. ( 'unvv, Suliirrsd.
1411
4S7' Chielirlcy, ]'. i.
IVlott, .Inlin, of Unit Maikrt.
1197
25^' .Morton.
]'rsc.KL ]iidianl, of Tlieniyltlioi-p.
1499
20''^ ]\forLon.
rcti'grcwc, Tliiiiiias, of ^vL■s,^'^avt'.
1498
59'' ^rortoii.
IVvm'll, KadiciiiR', ivliet of Sir Andrew.
1375
90^' SudLurv.
Vr^y^,■Vi■Y, ]l,.oli. T,Laii.lfor,l Fnrm]i.
1449
185'" Stailnrd.
IVvckc, .l.iliii, (.f l'u(kiii-lo)i, CM. Somiisi't,
iiusLaihl.nan.
1591
415MVl,it,uift, P. i.
IVvkc, Thomas, of Lvnu y.y'i.
1445
G9'' Slallnld.
J'liiJil-p, William. ])ns.k llar.L.llf.
1438
480'' Chiehele, P. i.
]'l.ili|.r, William a]. .Tnlni, nf Kr^vvll,
Salni,.
1559
177'' Pnrk.'r.
I'l.ilil.j., Svmon, nf ]ianliam.
1445
71' Stailnrd.
l'liilili|.es, sr,' ^\]n[r.
I'liilpys, William. Citizen of liath.
1113
122'Slairnid.
]'k'wc, .lohn, of Wiestwiaiii.
1558
C5'' Pest :\lnrteni Pol
I'le.sselcy, K..li.Tt. ]^erlnr nf Sutlillete.
St. ,M'aitiii In Cr.ni.l, ].ni„lnn.
13G8
1 23- Lau-liam.-
]'lum|.lnii, llniiv.
1558
170'' Park.r.
riumptni,, .Inlni,' Cilizeu of Xnrwi.-li.
1 115
170''Cliielielr, P. ii.
]'..l,', .Mi,han|,l,.la. Karlof Siilfnlk. flulL
1415
283' Cliichele, P. i.
]'nle,AVilliam,k.la. 1 )uke, eVe., of Sullnlk.
fharterlinusr, Hull,
1450
189''Stannrd.
I'nlr, AVilliam, nf Jialllru.
1418
321'' Ckielirle, P. i.
]'nllar.l, llarnakas, ,.f llaiin-r in Kent.
1589
2GG'' Whit-ift, P. i.
I'.illai.l, William. ]'ai-n„ ..f T.ui.-nr, in
.\nill,am],tnnsl,in..
1559
lOO'Post^rnitemPol
I'nltnn, Thnmac. J;i.O,np ,,f Wnrce.>ter.
I'.lAslrlrsl,
1432
.i38''Chi.liele, P. i.
J'nll.lr, l;i,l,al,l, nf Vrllviler, Cn. Mi.Mx.
1453
310' Kri,,,,,..
I'ni.Mi.,,-, ]',|ai„l,.' ,lna ,lr. I.nwvs.
1409
1(J9'' Ann, del, P. ii.
l'nnyne;^;.-s, Mar^aivt, l.a.ly (f,.n,M.vly
Crnwcmnr.) St. Maitin Oi-ar, Knmlnn.
14 48
]G7'' Stailnrd.
]'nnw,L;rs, Mirhaeld., Knt. I'oliynyrs
13G9
5'', 98' AVliiUleH've.
' Kxtiacl lilil;
LAMBl-ni Wl
LLS.
1
]'(.iivn-rs, .loan, uif.; ,,f Sir Mirliaol dc.
I'uiiviigcs,
1309
100'' Wliittleseye.
r.Miyngus, Thnnias. ])us ilc 8t. Jolui.
];iiX'^'vavi'.
M2S
405'' Chichclo, P.
IViiyny.s Tli..nias d.', ICnt. iG K
d. in.
84' Sndl.nry.
Poiivn-L's, liicliaid, ])ris do I'.myuyus,
1387
223'' Conrtenav.
I'ope, Alice, of V.vr, W:
U99
51'' .Aforton.
Popo, Thomas. ]:„■-, .s of GIoucoUt.
1100
174'' Arundel, P. i
]'op,., Tl,o,„as, of Koxl.v.
1499
28'' Morton.
]'opl,a,„, Hrnvv. ],v.in'n-tou.
U17
311'"Chiehule, P.
I'orU'.r, Jolin. of llvr.
1499
52^' >rortou.
Po.ssL'walcr, Kol.oil. Jir.-tor of Sampford,
8l)llUTSCt.
1414
203'- Arnndcl, P.
Posted!, Ki<:hard. Canon of Sali.diurv.
1100
17:l'' \xmn\r\, P.
Pottui-, Kolicit, of Casloii.
1499
15' .Morton.
rotyn, AVilliani. ]'ivcL>nt.>i- of Suuth-
iilallynq.
1402
192' Arun.hl, P. i
Pottyn, IS'icholas.
1402
192'' Arundel, P. ;
Pountfrcyt, ^Villiani. Kectov of iSt.
Niclwlas, Calais.
1411
1 50 > Arundel,!', i
PoyucK, John, seiir., of ^"ol•th AVokuiidun,
Essex.
141G
1 19'^ Stalfui'd.
Poyt, John. Eeclovof Eslliedviv.,'.
1407
5111' Arundrl, P.
I'raty, Richard. Dishop of Chi.du'stcr.
1415
128'' Stallord.
Prei.ste, Kdniond, of Pyinior in pavisli of
llaiTowe.
1G15
272' Ahbot, P. i.
Preone, William do. AVoohvich, Ivcctor of
Lymmyiif;, K'nit.
1404
220'' Arundel, P.
Preston, Pctov do. Citizen of Loudon.
1377
99' Sudhuiy.
Price, Symon. Citizen and ^Slurcer of
London.
1523
409'' Warham.
Prickesiuld, John, of Misterlon in the
parish of Crcwkeme.
1590
4IG' Whitgift, P.
Priscotte, John, the elder, of Xewport in
the Isle of AVight.
1594
21)' Whil-ift, 1'.
I'rocurator, John, ecc'lie di; r.i--liop.
51'' Arundel, P. i
Prymc, Amahle, of Thriplowr, es.. Cam-
bridge.
15S5
317'' Whilgift, P
Purdy,']^iehard. Keclor of Iclivntrham.
1498
11'' . Mori. .n.
Purdy, John, of llcylcsdoi, juxla Nor-
wich.
1115
C2^' .Stafford.
Purvyann.', William, of Oulwoll.
1499
40'' .Morton.
I've, .v-v llanssin...
IVcll, Johanii, ^^■■ of John, citiz.ni of
London.
1412
IGl'' Arundel, P.
185
{Tu be CO,
136
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PEDIGREE or CASTELION. 137
-pq a. H -S" Z -J
■§ ^ -^ "^ ^ "
5 - :; 5-.^j s
i 5 ."§ o ■-£
t; 'i ? ^
138
PEDIGHJCE OP CASTELION.
AiiKiii^' Cniit. lv,'cit..ii T,oi<.'l]'.s (Icc.ls arc two rclafiii- t(i the iniwTia.^r
of W'ivT Lvi-h of 'lli-li Lui-h, Ks,j,, aiul Elizal.cth Castdion. Tho fn-.t
,.f tlicso isdak'd 11 Xovomber, i'J Elizabctli [1587], Win,- an iiidcntnvo
"iK'twcon John l!aptist Castillion, oni' of (lie Kii'Oiiis of Hit Majo^^ty's
jiivt'vio Cliainbcr csiniirc of tlii' one party and l\'t(3r Loij,'li of ]Iii;hlri'_'li
CO. Oiester, esquire of tlic other party." It witiiijsscs tliat the said I'cti-r
Loigli shall hcforc " the feast of tlie Nativity of our Lord CJod next athr
the date hereof" niarrv " Ehz.aheth CastelHoii, dauglitor of thr .sud
John Baptist, if the law.s of I[oly Churcli will it permit and suII'.t." The
marriage portion of EHzaheth Oastellion was £400, wliich was to l,e paid
in four instalments "at tlie now dwelling house of the said John J'.aptistc,
heing in Kinges Steeet in the City of Westminster." I'eler I.eigh
agree.s to make a covenant with Henry Seckfordc, Ivsij., I'raueis (.'as)illi"n
and Valeidine Castilion, Gentlemen, 'settling an anmnlvof £S0 ..ii the
.said Elizabeth. Tlie indenture is .signed " llv me Daptiste Castilinii "
and sealed with tlie Castilliuu arms, Peter Leiub, A'alentiiu' Caslillion
and others signing as witnesses. The other deed is an indenture ,l;,ted
8 February, 30 Elizabeth [l.")87-t;], made between "Peter Lei-he ,,i
Iliglic T>eighe, co. Chester, Es(pure, of the one part and Henry Seckf.u-d
of London, Esquire, Francis Castilion of London aforesaid, gent., and
Valentyne Castilion of the Middle Temple, London, gent., of the oilier
]«rt." It settles cert.iiu laiid< in trust for the benefit of " Elizabelh
Leigh now wife of the said iMer l,.igh," as directiMl in the indenluiv of
14 November, 15.S7,whieh is menlionrd. It is signed by "F. Castilinu"
and "Val. Castillion," and has two seals bearing the Ca-'tillion arms.
PtNSAllN, AutUOELK, N. \VaLE3.
J. P. E.^nWAKKli.
PEIME OF IIUXTIXCDOX.
Mordaunt Chase of :\liltonT=:\lar\ --...1
Ernest, CO. Beds. | ... ' i
hu.sl
... Prime.^^... Sir Thomas Promsall, Kt.=j=]i;iizabeth,
I __ I dan. and h.^ir.
Phihp Priin- of Ilem-=T=?ilarv, dau. of Sir=William .le.iv, :\l,iv,„
ingfoi.l .\bbo(s, near | Tim's. PD.nisall, and .>fl 1 mitiu-d..,, in 17Ul.
Huntingdon, .\dm\m ; uidnw of Thinl husband, d. 1 727.
grant, .d to his wid.
-Alarv Prime, 21 F
171G. (.Vdiu'nn
P.C.C. 17 Hi).
Tliin-mnitou. :\bir. ^Vill pro, bv his widnw
three times. Will .Marv de.av. (P.C.C.
jan, 173.-). (P.C.C. 112 Earrant.)
'J I'ueie.)
I "^ I " " I
Philip Prime ..f (;.,dman--p...i:nl)crtsou living Samuel, Anne,
che.-t.'r.Huntin-don. WjII I 172'A |.\n Jdlui livniL; li\iug
l.r. 1729 bv his mother, 1 I'lime bnr. at (;nd- 173.;-. 173.:..
Marv .leav. (I'.C.C. 81 I m^iiMie ter :)0 Mar.
Abbott). ' I 1731.]
PEDIGUKK OF TIUME.
139
1 1
riulipl'riinr, AVilliani (J
living 17-_'9. Jcnv sa
Wasa.-uds.p. Primo, Ijo
in 1744. livill,^' in 17
1744.
1
...,,1, ?) Prime
llohav. 1 n
n in 17l'0 ui'
24.
J 1 1
Maiv. Annc>V.Vli(c
^ t.wins,l,ap.22,
AViiliaiii Imr. 2(i .Mar.
Poaccck. 1729. (Cod-
1 nianclicstijr
1 Kegi->tcr,s).
1
.]o,sciiliPniiioofllicTictuiiI-=
lillgOttifC, SdlULT.SCl Uousr,
h.l758, ,1 1818. (AaiuVm
ill r.C.C. Nov. 1818).
-Ann, .lau. of ... Tlioip Anur.-rTli". Krv.
..r CO. IVds., d. 1828. AVillian,
(Adm'on 111 P.C.C. IVar.H-k.
Apr. 182S). ^,
Thomas lTruvvMiuukIay=j
ofllMnst.'a.lPaik.SuiTov,
and Kniylit's Hill, Xnv-
wood, and of Lamlwtli,
111. 1 ,Sqit. 1821, d. -n
Aug. 18G1.
=Elisal,ctli Ann
I'limo, b. 10 died
.Man 1789, youi
d. 1 .Mar.l8.^),^.
Joseph,
Victualli
g. b. 1791,
18.35.
P.C.G.
if tlio
ng Ullicc,
d.' uniu.
Will
!G Glostcr).
ia, mar.
Eli.sdjelh Ilaniutte,
mar. James Edwaid
Tyrio, 0, .s.p. 1879.
1
Thomas llunv^
niav. and lias
issue a dau;.,'ht
M.
>r.
1
Emilv Ma
and has i*
Henry Maudslav, b. 15 Juno 1822, M. Tnsts.=Eiuilv, dau. of Strphun
C. & ^\. ]■:. ' Of Hill House, P-raiiieitoii, ISmdccnhani of Loddon, ep.
CO. Xorf., and al the Westminster PaUieit Xorf. mar. 29 Jan. 1879,
Hotel, Eondon. bur. at Eoddon ^\\v'. 1879.
The foivgning pedigree ha. hem c.i,„|
tors, and is, 1 veiituie tn think, t-k
poinl.s : — Eirst, I shoiiM iilsc |o .il.i.du
Kon of tlie second PhiHp Prime, et '\li i
fmm family letters; and. semndly, ,, . h
It wnukl appear that le- was ,l..>e,nded
Derbvslniv, rail, er than fn.m eiile,- \W
Caml'.rid-e, ,.r the elder one ..f I'lil
brid-esliiiv, as .s,,me ,,f the m,!!. nf
wills and parisn regi
plete except as lo tv
nation al)nut (0 Joseli
e no knowlcdL,'!' exee
itagc of the lh-1 Phlli
from the North, aii.l
Charles duviuL' the f
.sliire in Mil-. I .Major
vidual, was disckume.
points, or any part oi
I'.i, G.jtii.i titrcct, 8.Mit
o|- ;
.Ma.|o,. P,i„,e, ^
ho cai
.i| ,,•
■nr the assistance
..f Kn
11,,-,
ah.-s Visitation c
haj.s the v,a'V s
r IVrl
■of iIk
he V
•ry much ohliged
llK.Mtv Mm;
i.Liiii;.
140
THE VISITATION OF I.lNCOLNSIlir.i:, 1.'.02.
(Continued frvM Vrl. \,pu'j,: 017J
Din'AN.
AiiMS. — Or, tlnrc pilfS merlin;/ ncai- the Ijase Awix, within a b,>r,lnre in:/niil.,l /in
licnds ci-iised -h/or (LJ'jiidi.sli).
Chkst. — .( 'jreijhound conraid reijurdiint Kemim, euHni'td (Jr.
William Diyaii of Bulliiigbniok, o». Line.
Thuiiias Eryaiiof I!ulliiigbrook,=i=... da. of Conny of Bj,.^iiigtli.
Thoiuns Iliyaii ofT=>t."g.i"'t, <!;.. of 2. John BryMii.
liuliiiifrbiook.
|„.K„.
•anruHe aj Ih.
le/i.jM the Ci
n-antrd.
I I
John llubnt Brv.m, Alice iix,
ichani Ceoi-e
,nni,l. Fairfax of
.)/■ Yolk.shiie.
Anne. 1
ISe.abVh,
U''le of 1
! 1 i 1
2 ll7///»m.
Tlalnaslhvau^
r.SVovi, da. ../
Anne
1
l-,lrn.
•,1 ire. 1
—
of Unllin-
Juloi Norinii
,Vi(,j;i
1
Trn-h
inl. 1
3. John.
bro,.k, 1 son
of Cotterdnd-
.)/..ff
,/■
TnnI,
iif ... J
and hen- a|.-
in eoin.
C'jieh
,/(i-
: to
l„l,.i
i. Amh;n:
Xorthl.,,.
in Mo
' Clerk
rnf ...
liiehn-d.
I III
■[. lluh,ri ];r,itiv,^-Miirlhi, dn. tif 'X .Inhn Uri/nii, 3. Willinm. Marth'
IGOJ ill June. I Lomurd CunMek diid ijonnrj.
A sonn, slUl-lnrnr.
1
Tle.ina
s )ln
(.VM of T.nter.l
Ml, en. Ki
1
Join.
...
ofCa.tlel'.ylli
a,i, eo. Li
'" 1
Jolm Bulge,, ot CreeUai, eo, Liue
VtSITATIOX OF LINCOLNSHIRE,
141
liUKOII.
ami fan- Or, a km rampant Azayc char.jal with a„ uanuh A,vje„t ,roa,d
linrtorMrcc poles salle. 3, ilulcs, on a dn.ron Ov three c.lo,lcs .-al.le
(CoblKun) ; in the fens point a rose Uules.
-.4 falcon risina Ermine belled Or and dacalhj r/orr/cd Or chanjed on the IreaH
Sir Thomas Burgh, Kt. of the Cl;u-ter.=f Jl^vrgciret, da. to Lord Koos.
Sh- K.Uvard Burgh, Kt., Lord of^fAnnc, da. aud lioh- to Sir
Geynsbuvgh (Gainsborough). | Thoma.s Cubham, Kt.
. da. to ... Tyrwhilt.
Marga
wife tc
T..|.b
y.<n.
I
.Vilbal
1 I
Auno 1 ... wife to
mar to ... 8ir William
l;n.-ir.-2tu Ml..-'i.ivcs
wife to rdchard=f... da. and
r.a..,=ctt, Cnii.-tantine I one cf tlie
,n of r.,.wdl.;v, I heiv.s ..f
C". S.dop." I Grillitli
I Hinton of
I Hinton, co.
Salop, I'.sn.
, the I.-.loo£ Wi.L'bt.
Anst^.—Arr/cnt, on a eh.iron A:in-c thr,r rorered ca),s Or.
Ckkst.- .1 hor^^ head era,cd quarhrl.j Ar.jenl and Sal.le.
Humfrey Buller.r • 'l^'- "f • '■''•:
onv roller of .-^rn-f-arrl. da. of .Vr<rv=(- ■/,.<,•/« li:,,»alr
; ,„d Stow \(>,-i",n,.JJ:l„,han,.ei. a n,l l,r,r „/ S,.
' Orun j;d.r.:rd,Jhusb
142 VI8ITATI0N OF LTNCOLNSIIIPvE.
A|
3. Autlu.ny
ofCctos.
4. JoUu of
CV.tfs,
5. }Iciiry.
of O.trs.
11 ]!utler^l".lizal
riisciUa, 0
al,, da. of Geo.-.-
of Ashby.
ilio da.,
1
Cha.lfS r.iitle
of Cotes.
r^n.aiglas, .la,
Marijia.luk,-
of Scothaiii.
of
riixvitt
Tliomas Mtlebiu-
of Staiusby, CO.
I I I MM
John Butler, Kllen Tutkr, llinafnn Llthhuyii. i. Chmh-}. \. Klrjildh.
1 son, iliid at ilifd at a son and heir, uuir — —
Ids birth. quarter old. Ward to lar Mojcsl,/, :}. J'hJijK 2. /lurvthij.
lO'JJ.
CAKTWKHJIIT.
T
]. Eduioiid 6avt\vri-ht, .-^mh and 2. aeorgoCartwrl-ht ot-f
licir ; he was of Norwcll. Kormanby, com. Line.
nke j D..,:,tl,y, ux.
I of,:,,,u.r.,ke
1. John Cartwright of=j=Maryaret, dn. of Milliani
Kormanby, Gent., s.>u I Swane of Kiie«.sall, co.
and heir. N..lt.
1 1
1. Frances.
1
1. Will
.,m C,
twii-lit,
.c„;,„..
1 1
.■!. Am
_
Sion .-ui
ipliannt
Carturi-h
_
2. Milliccnt.
\W>.
4. G.it
CLAYTON, Xo. 1.
Clayt^juof York>hire.--r.,
]!ieliard Clavton i,t =Ann.', d.i. of Uub^rt L.-
Al.i.leby, CO. "Liue. .,f Mu.crolt, ,-... Vuik,
VISITATION OF LINCOLXfilllRK.
143
J)eti
intrcil
f:l- It I
CLAYTON, Xo. 2.
(No arms in tie Visitation in the Ojlcc.)
. (adiled).— /'«• yn/c Azure and Gules, a lion rampant Or.
tlie booke of Cluiioli notes U\ke
1 tliese amies wiUi tliis wrigUtiii
lercd to itr. Chn/lon of Clat/ton under nv/ liand these nr
in my hla»h hooh of entries, lie cam out of Clayton Hull
n the Yorhh. booh- at London.
John CUiytou of Cl:iyton,=r...
CO. York.
I
Itobcrt Clayton of C'layton.=f Ellen, da. of Rafe Reresby
of 'J-hiibcr-, CO. Yolk.
Rafe riavt
ana of ]:.■:
on of Chytoii=f
,c„.L:nc. 1
Kllzabeth, da
ofNonoanl.y
of..
CO. I
FothcrI,ye
1. ClnWo,,lK-r
Clayton of Clay-
ton af.^d. and of
Lea, i:.s,|.
nf. da. ..f John
oth of Killing-
mo, CO. Line.
.joL,
S.p.
3. R;
fc Clayt..n, ]-liza
d, but had ncvr,
Aillmr Clayton— Mary, da. of Thomas Rutlcr
of J.ta ■ ] of Cowt.-)n, CO. Line. (! Cowl-
ton, CO. Nott).
I I
Thomas Cl.iyton, 2. ^Villi:lm Cl.ivton, son
J. s-o. ■ heiraiM.a.cntasyct ]^t
COLVm'.V.LL.
Aims (.added). — Quarlci-ly, 1 and 4, Salle, three dores Ar'jent, a ere.^eci.t Or f.,r
differcnre (Columbell). 2 and ;',, Or, three bars Azure a borJure Units
(Sto,kwith).
Thomas Culmnbcll of Varley eo Vcrhy.'
John Columbell of J\irlei/.-r-
A
144
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
A|
Ihurij CuhnnhcU of Ihirk
Ilcnri/ CulumUU of Darln/.-^rVcatrb; da. of J„hi, Vrodh,,
Roger Cohunbell of =f... da. of ... RdUslci) EVr.ahHh. 1, vy. R.lt. ICuivclu
Barley in com. I o/ Holkslcij. uUat^ IjUhct. ~\ tu U'UliaM
Derl.y, K*q.. si.n Stuijurd of JSotkam.
and licir of Homy.
1. Geo.rre=fKlizat.ctIi, .1,.. ami h
Oilrfmbell. I of ... StoL-kwitli of
Stnckwitli, CO. Line.
2. Francis, s.p. Bennett, da. of I?oger=rL Henry ColumbcU=Anne, da. of .
- Foljambe of SkcL'liy, of Darlcy. ofHi'dil.m-.. o
3. John, s.p. younger br. to «ir widow of Uei
Godfrey tlie eldei-. Barloe.
C.lmabell of Sir
of iJarley, Freelr
I I
2. no,lfrey^jrar-aret, da. of (;rn.c, iix.
William Xeedlrim Crorgr
of Colby .and of I'.l.ukw.U
Tlir.rn.-iett, CO. of l;l,u kvveil,
Derby. Co. Derby.
Ill II
l.]'..imett. 1. Frane
ob. s.i,.
•C.ibimbell, 4. Fr.inei-.. C. Jb'
Iirir appar- —
years .ild, o. I'o.ror. 7. Jol
CorLEDlKi:
(This Podigrec commcm-Cf
and eoiitimie.s n.s in llio Vi
apparent, about -1 year.s old,
he marriage of /„/„, Copledike and Marg.iret Etto
1 of loOl, giving the i.-<suo of Tlioma.s and l[e.-<t
pie of Calai.s, as, Thomas Copledike, .s,,u and lu
Jlaiy ; and Kh/.abeth.)
COTTON.
' dicrou h'iKnn time loinls of collon Ayr/ail, a honhi
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
145
A
1 1
Mau'lljii,
Alice, ux. Tho.
1 1
Catherine,
1. Rafo Cotton ot'=^=:Margcry, da. of
Woodcock.
ux, John
Pipe Ridware. Knyvcton of
_
CoUyna.
Underwood, co.
Aune, ux. Edw.
— ■
Dorathy,
Dylke.
Elizabeth,
Kichard,
ux. Tlio.
Eccch.
after hi.s brother.
2. Ric. Cotton:
of .. Maplcton.
Dorathy, da. of
I I
da. of=f4. John Cot-=f- Jane, da. S.Thomas
... Beardmore Bartholomew
of Thedlie ]5alderaton of
(Thedlethorpe.) Burton, co.
ton of
Burton near
Lincoln.
1
of ...
Wliale.
Cotton of
? Gryn in
JIo.slaud.
1 1 1
L William 2. Robert 3. Edw
Cotton, Cotton.
\n\. 1. Mary
2. ji;;ry
1
Ann
CKESSY.
Arms. — Argent, a lion rampant Salic in dexter chief a cinqucfoil Guks.
John Cres^aV of Bliborough, co. Linc.,=p...
descended from a younger brother of
Crcssy of Yorkshire.
Robert Cressy of=f Elizabeth, da. of Thomas AVygnn of
Bliborough, sou I Bliborough by Ellen only da. &; heir
and heir. of Hen. Ascough of Ceton (Seatou),
CO. Cumb.
, Nicholas Crossy.
I
. Jame.i
John Crosby
of Bliborough.
4. Walter.
An^s.—Ar(jcnl, three cAeironcls braced Salle, on a chief ./ the second three miiUdi of the
first, a crescent Uulcs for difference.
Sir James (a note suggests Ilolert) Danby=j=...
of Thorpe, co. York, lit. I
2. TliMiaa-s n.inby, St,in>lird pDraee, da. of ... M.ircall
Bearer t. Tle.mas IJoke of of .^Lireall, eo. Liue.
Norf.ilk :..t I'lodd.in Field. |
A
14G
VISITATTOX OF LINCOLXSITIP.I
FAmie, aa. of
,,J,,.,
1
Anne,
PoL
IV
IX. Scij
Danby was
Joliu IJilk-sby
had a
TJKini
i>^ Sa
■ill Uokil
V '
Skyres,
a meichant
of Billesby,
ba.se
of Co
■l.-v.
00. V.
ik-
of Hull, son
CO. Line.
son.
& heir.
II II
Gmce, nx. John Tlimnasnanby=f Jane, da. of JLargaret, Andrew
ARhbnrne of of ]!iller,by, .son William nx. Ivieliard Danby of
Humber.stone, and heir. | Armstrong Dixon of Grimsby.
CO. Line. I of Corby, Hull.
CO. Line,
Thomas, dieil young.
]^ARXELL.
Arms.— Quarterly, l,^;i()rr»v, / , '• -. ,, , „:a.Hcs 3, 1, 1, Or (Darnell). 2, Argent
a saliire cnr/miM I: : . ' ,. //si'.c j)oi'?i^' (?»/i;j5 (Gourney). 3, Or
c hack's Jicad £■«?-(■;.,,-. . . ,- II, .;r. ' 4, Harry of ten Ar'/cnt and O'lihs ;
a lion ram]Hmt Or, a-.m iial j.a- jiatc uftlie first and second (lir.anilon).
Sir Arthur Darndl, Kl.^...
Richard Durncllj...
nomas Gournp>i.=f-Alice, da.
1
nenrn Gourneij.-^Kullf
Sir 11
lid heir to ... Ihlion
William. John Ikvnel' .-^- . .
1
■ill. da. and heir to
iUinm lU-andon, Kt.
...da.of .,.=
Cole, 1 ux.
-James Darnell
-pChri.stian, da. and coheir
to Henry (Jorney. Loke
in Avseougli his Hue for
tliis Gurney.
\ 1
Elizaheth, ur.
Walter Axcougk.
M^-y.
Jolm Darnell,-
,son and heir
of Jame.s by
= ... da of A,n,e, v.r. nvhcrt Adam Darnell of.
Doekwra. Mooda-urd. Thondiolnie, co.
Line, Ksq.
Anne, 2 da, of
Tl.M.nas M.rssenden
ofllelynge.
1 1 1
2. John. 1. William Darnell, Anne, nx. Kubert
son and heir of Join.. AVoodv.anl.
1
Marv, ux.
Silvester I'.ioug
ofKirtoMl,inse>
Klizabeth.
l.Ka
cohcii
1
Tliomas Dar--
1 nell of
Tli..rnhn!,ne,
son and heir.
-H.'len.da.and Frances, ux
heir ..f Join. llafeVavas.
Sla..l..wof ofSpaldint;
Stiekford, CO. c). York. '^
Line.
1
?il:,bell, ux.
.-, lle.nvLyonof
i.., 'Iv.M.O-d, CO.
iM..'|.|n-., Esq.
her
ine. da. and on.
parent, ir.HJ.
1
of the ?. ICll-zabeth, da. n
nd^^eoftho
VISITATION 01^ LTNC0LX31IIRE.
147
DIGIITOX, Xo. 1.
Arms. — Argent a lion slatani Ictwceii three crosses pate'c Jitchee Gules.
Crest. — On a ducal coronet Or a lumh close Argent leaked proper.
Johu Diglitoii of Woodsom, co. York.=f=Elizabet.Ii, da. of Tliomas Suthill
I of Sutliill Hall, CO. York.
I
John Digbton of Woodsom.^lao.hel, da. of William Savell
I of Halliford, co. York.
AgiieB, da. of=Jolm Dighton=pElizalx-tli, da. of ...
John Copley of Woodsom. Eobinson, widow of
of BatelyHall, ... Kay of Woodsom,
CO. York, 1 ux. 2 us.
i. Ilem-y Dighton
of London, mer-
chant, ob. s.ii.
Jolm Dighton of =i
Hookstoune
(? Ilackthoine),
CO. Line.
pMargaret, da. and
heir of John Bee
of Carleton, Co.
Lino.
Elizabeth,
ob. s.p.
Effra, ux. William
Warljerton of London,
haberdasher.
1. John^
Dightou.
-Grace da. and coheir
of Richard Atkinson
of Barton vpon
llundicr.
1. Debora.ux. Ed.
Maulani (Malliain),
of Old Bradley, co.
York.
1. John Ditjhton. 2. Atkinson Dijhton. 3. L'dmond Dighton.
DIGHTON, No. 2.
Crest. — Per jmlc Gules aiul Argent an antelope passant countcrchanged, on a chief
divided as the field Or and Azure two crosses formic fitchee also counter-
changed, a crescent for difference.
CiiT.iT.— A siuirrc! sejanl per pialc Argent and Qulcs collared Or cracking a nut of the
last, a crescent for difference.
Robert Dighton of Sturtou,
CO. Line, Esq.
=f=Jo
IS
Joyce, da. and heir to William
Paul, sou of John .St. Paul
Sherford.
2. Christopher. 5. Hubert. | Elizabeth, mar. to 2. Jane, nx. Sir
— — I William Dally.sou John Mini«on
3. Thomas. C. Williaui. of Laugliton, co. of Carlton and
— Line., Ju.stice of Whcnby, Kl.
4. Gilbert. the Bench.
Edmond Digliton=j=lCli
of Sturton. I of
Tlionias
Dighton,
Ron & hcii
Kobert Dighto
aolli.sbie, CO. Li
and of Vnam
til, da. ot ... JIall 3. Anne, nx. Willi
ted, CO. Line., i'Jsq. of Laughtun.
^[—Jnne, da. to Thomas 1. Joieo, iix.
.-., .M,is.,ingbeard of John Thorpe
11, lir.iytoft, CO. Line, of Cla.xbic, cc
2 ux. Line. Geut.
Dallyson
2. l\Iar
3. Faith.
148 VISITATION or LINCOTA'SniRK.
DOUGIITIE.
Anus, — Argent, tivo bars IclKccn Ihrcc mullets of six jioinls fiahlc piei-ccd Or.
Crests.— I, A cubit ana erect icsled jicr pale crenelle Or and Azure cuffed of llicjirsl
holding in the /lantl proper a mullet as in the Anns. 2, Ssine as No. 1,
but the hand grasping tl,c mullet.
James Dongbtieof Plerisii.-v.-T-iu'
I I I I I
Eafe Doughtie=pClnisliaii, da. of Jolm 2. Thoma.s. 4. Anthony,
of Pleasley. I Tyas of Kotheram, co. — —
York. 3. Christopher. 5. Mathew.
1. Christoplier--f=Jane, da. of Jolm 2. Thomaa. WUliam Fit?. William, 3
Doughtie of I Rocka of Kocka — son of Thomas l'it.-5 Wil-
Pleaisley. Hall. 3. James. liam of Mablethorpe.
Robert Doughtio of=j=Katliciin, da. and coheir Margaret, da. and coheir,
Louth, CO. Line. 1 of ■\^'illiam Fitz William ux. ... Clark of Welborue,
of Louth. CO. Line.
William Doughtic=Aune, da. of
of Louth. ... Fisher of
Louth.
2. Thoraas=
Doughtio of
Bostou, CO.
Line.
fKatherin, da. of
John Woodthorpe
of Abbey Graugc,
CO. Liuc.
Divers
other
childreu
1 1
1. Winifred,
ux
Fiiskney.
1 1 1
3. Mary.
i. Margaret.
1
1, Anth
Dou-ht
2. Barbara,
ux. Ldw.
Ashe.
6. Dorothy.
now livi
I I
2. Richard=T=Margery, base 3. Kobert
Doughtie. I d.a. of Duughtie
- Icliir. of Bos-
jl.
Margaret.
ECCLESTON.
An}.i8.— Argent, a cross Sable, in dexter chief a Jlcur-dc-lis Gules, a crescent (
for dijjerenrc.
Crest. — A magpie proper chnryed ivith a crescent on a crescod as in the Ani
Kcclcston of Ecele.stou, co. Lanc.,=F---
Esq., a younger house.
I
1, William Eccleston
of Eccleston.
John Ecclcston--Mary, da. of William Dore.as, ux. Sir Richard
of Klsham, co. Smytli of Uborne (? Marlyn of London, Kt.,
Line. Woburn) CO. Bed. late Lord Maior (1&93),
VISITATION OP LINCOLNSHIRE.
149
Arms. — Argent, a cross Idiccrn /oi
John Elmc
ei.mJ':k.
O.rnhli choughs Sahlc ;
ilias Aylmer of Norf.=^
John Elmer, al's Aylmer, Bishop=j=Jn<leth, da. oi Robert=iV(t(/irt)iiri Trnhcn.
of London, Archdeacon of Lincoln, King of Audley End £sq., 1 husband,
oh. 5 June 150 Ji. in lOs.^e.x-, ob. IGIS.
I
Snrauel
Elmer,
tldeat
son, of
Mvgdeii
Ball (in
Ulting),
CO. Essex.
2. Thoophi-=MaiT, da.
Iu3 Elmer, of Willi.ini
Archdeacon Newce of
of London. Hadbam,
CO. Herts.
3. John Elraer=f=,SLi3an, da. of George
of Risby, CO. I Sampson of Haik-
Linc. 1592. stead, co. Sufl'.
One readyo but not yet come.
I I I
4. Zacherie, 5. Nathaniel.
ob. 1 Auejl. —
ieS7, s.p. G. Tobias.
I I I
7. Edmond, Judith, v.x. Elizabeth, ux.
ob. 9,5 July WilUamLinch John Folliotl of
1621. of Staple in Picton.co.Worc.
Kent.
EVERIXGIIAJI.
Arm.s (added). — Quarlerly, 1 and 4, Gules, a lion rampant vair(, 2, Arrjcnt, n fes
Amrc in chief a label of five points Oulcs. 3, Argent, a bend waoi/ Sable.
Sir Adam Everingham o£=p...
Evenngliam,co. York, Kt. I
I
Sir Adam Everingham of=f=... da. of Sir George IIaatiiig3
Everiugham. I of ILatfield, co. York.
Sir John Everinglu
of Hokeby, Kt.
-K'athcrin, da. and heir of ... W.adcsley
of -Wadciley Hall, co. Yoik, Kt.
Sir John, Thoruaa Everingham=j=Jlar(;arnt, da. of Sir John I!urton=3/a)'5r(ir(!(, da.
vide of Staynburgh and 'J'honiaK Went- of Kynesley in I of Mathcm
York: Rokeby, co. York, w..rlli of Bret- co. Y^ork. Wcnticorth of
Esq. ^ I tun, CO. York. Brclton.
Henry Everingham=r^turiel, da. of Sir Jc
of Staynburgh. Eurtou by a fniiii
wife, also ,'nml ,-,114 1
of Dowaab.l.
Henry EverinRli,-.m of- Ai;,!.' , da.
Barton upon Humbcr, Wm.iImh
son and heir. Y..,i,, Kl.
m Thomas Burton of=p£'?,-cn6f(/,,, /a.
r Kynsl.A, ob. in of Ktehard
eir vita pi.iris. York.
,.f Sir Thomas Pow.s.abel, da. and
if ^Valton, CO. sole heir, ob. s.p.
1
■raneia Evcrinfil.am,=Elizabcth, da. of 2
Ideat son .and heir ]iieh:.rd Jloir of
ppareut, 15112. Grantham, co. Line.
H.i.ry. L Jfnriel.ux.Eichard S.Isabel,
Atkinson of Barton nut yet
upon Humber. mar.
150
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
FITZ WILLIAMS.
Au:.is.—Lo:cmj!/ Argent and Gttks, a muUcl Salic for diij'crcncc.
Crkst.— Oh« of a ducal coronet Or a triple plume of ostrich feathers Ar'jcnt, a similar
difference.
John Fitz Williams of Grcnes Norton in=rHcleii, da. of 'William
Noiihtou, C son of Sir John by Eleiior Yillcra of Brooki-sbie.
his wife, tla. to Scene of Drayton.
to=T=Sir William Fitz=f=Milliceut, da. to
WUliajn of Ga
park Ha
Essex.
Licliard Sack-
■yle uf Bucklu
William T= Agues i
de St. Hudson.
Picre
William Fitz Franci.s Fitz William=rElizabeth, da. to
William, son of Kempston, co. I William do St.
and heir. Bedford. Piere.
Frances, da. to Sir Jaraes=Henry Fitz Willia
Fuljatnte, 1 ux., he had Seampton, co. Li
by her noc issue. .son and heir of Fr:i
. of=f Elizabeth, da. to Henry
;., I Ascoiigh u£ Blyborough,
cis. CO. Line, Esq., 2 us.
lerny, 2. William
I young, Fitz William,
L Eli7abL;th. 3. Mary, died 4. Jlildred.
— young, 16S;>.
Anne.
Willi.am Kit
lUV.lethorp,
FITZ WILLIAM.
/. William ,.f ICIi/abrtli, -i da. to Sir Kol.
CO. Line, i:.'!- of K. tl.l.y, to. Line, Kt.
crt Tirwitt
Hobert Fitz William,
eldest son and heir
apparent, of the age
ot 19, 1&P2.
2. Willi.u.i. 1 (ie.agc. Charles.
Ivlm^'id.
1
lOlizabcth, m
John Wythe
wyke of Cla
CO. Line, Esc
r. to
xby,
2. Dorutliy, wife ti
Roger A..cough of
CO. Nott. E»ii-
1 1
Jlary, mar. to Uogcv L Bridget
llallnn of CIry, now —
of Mablelthoip, E-.:.i, 5. Susauuah.
1
G. Jlester.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSIIIKE. 151
GARDNER.
Arms.— Quartoily, 1, Or, on a chevron Giihs hdirccn three grlljins' heads crnfcil A-urc
two lions comhaltint Anient (GardiK-i). 2, Ermine, on a fess Ouks, three
Jleurs-i!c-Us Or (Hanllieaur or Havliyii). S, Ar;/cnt, a eross patonnc Gules
(CroFssholmo). 4, ,^'ible, a eheiron hcivxcn three bugle horns strinr/ed Argent
(Gardyner).
SUPPOUTHRS. — Tioi tigers Sable siwllcd Or, breathing " Jier" '/'roper.
Ckest.— yl Saracen's head fall fared proper erased eit the ncrh Gules, v:rca(hcd about
the temples of the last and Azure, on his head a cap Or.
Thid arms ami crest was given to AVilliani Gardner of North Hall pre,-i do la Ville
de Bishop Norton enter comte do I.incon, ICsq., by Thomas Gartier' Kt. (dias Gartier,
and Thomas Bcnolt, 8 March 18 H. S, 102(3.
Sir Osborne Gardner oi"=p...
Otley, CO. Lane.
Gardner.y... da.
Theobald Gardnrr.TMnud, da. of Sir Tho. Novell
ihy Oa.tle.
Sir Anthony Gardner, K1,.=j=Bridgctt, da. of John ICntwysell, Esq.
Jvi,.=p iJrKigci,t, ua.
John Gardnerrr-lCdilli, da. of Thomas
son and heir. I Strangwi.sh.
'homas Gardner, Kt.=f=Kditli, da. of Sir John
I Holland of Denton.
I I
2. Edmoud Gardner, =rKose, da. of Jlobert 1. J..1:
Ksq. nVorsleyof\Vor..ley,Kt. ob. s..
ardner, Esq.=rAlice, da. of Ivlnw
I Gerrard of Ihyne.
--Isabel, da. of Thomas Lilhoui of
Should be " Wriothcsley,
152
VISITATION OF L,I^X'OLNSIIIl;I^.
Kdmoiul Ganliicr, sun=f
aiul heir. 1 c
;;.i-l.ara, da. of Sir John 1
( 0..kall, Kt.
Su- Thomas Gariluer, Kt.
"Jlabcl, (la. of Kic. Lhoi
„. „,!
Sir Tliomas Gardner. =T=Klciior, da. of Sir John Sav.ige, Kt.
2. Thomas Gardner of=j=Amie, eldest da. and coheir of 1. Edmond ■
Bishop's Norton, co. William Hardbeaue of Uishop'.s Gardner.
Lino. Norton, co. Line. E.sq.
1. AVi!Iiam=i=Elizabeth, dn.
of lUehard
Fit?, William
of Calais, Kt.,
brother to Sir
Tlioma.s.
Jlargaret.
Sissely.
I
... da. of ...=p2. Henry Gar-
Loi-ymer of I ncr of AVad-
Bartou, 1 diugliam, co.
ux. I Line.
Ciccley, da. and Thoma.s.
heir ux. Thomas —
Booth of Killing- Edmond.
holme, ... CO.
Line.
•2. I'hilip=f=/3)'Wiif<, da.
Gardner,
by the
wife.
of ... Booth
of Killing-
holme.
:I.?abel, da
of ... Chii
sey, 2 ux.
1 1
WiUiam.
Thorn:
3=.Unrv,
la.
of Otithhcrt
Wil
iam
—
Gurdn,
•. Chilton
of
Ihn-ham.
cMi
ibv
Ah-ahnn.
the
1 \V1
Heirv Gardner.
rJoane, da. of
^XX...
1 1
Maud, ux.
FiA,„
of Kirton in
Peter Flusher
Pxichard
Peter Lee.
—
Liud.say, 2 son.
of Lewes iu
Pyuchestcr.
—
Slartha, u
Susses.
—
Mao', ux.
Thomas
Elizabeth,
Th.:.,„as
Austrope.
ux. ...
AVigan.
1
1.
2.
1 1
EliMbeth.
Joanc.
3. Isabel,
liiehard L
of Kirton
in
M
audc.
Linsoy.
3. George,
4. John.
GKDXEY.
AliM.s.-Cinarterly, Gcbiry and Endcrby, a^- in tic VLvloli.,,, of ir.Ol.
Crkst (added). — 7'hv) yrds in S'l/titr Aiy.nl.
John Ge.lncy of Endeiby, eo. Linr.^T Mabel, d.v. of Vincent Grantham.
A
VISITATION OF LI^'C0LNS1IIRE.
153
1
Catheriu, ux. Chii.itoplier
Eveth of T^iickeiiliam,
CO. Midd.
Elizabeth, ux. George
Kyeth of Lyss, co.
Southampton.
Andrew Gedney of=^
Enderby, sou aud
heii-, hath 2 sons 2
daughters as fol-
loweth.
rDorotliV, "x. of 2- Juli" Gediiey.=(Anno) da. of
Sir Wm. Skip- (Ricl.ard) Kocl.e
withof (-Inucsl.y, of Little Grimsby.
Kt.
1. Richard=fRoso, d
Gedney of Humfre
of Endoi-bv, Littlebe
eon and " of Staiu
heir. j
1 1 1
of 2, John.=f=JIary, da. of 2. Catlieriu. Mary, ux
y 1 Jo)in Arden George
ry of Sibsey, co. AsUby of
by. Line. Qucnl.y,
1
1. John
Gedney, 16
years old
1592.
MM
2. Richard, s.jx
3. Thomas, s.p.
i. Andrew, s.p.
5. Edward, s.p.
Mary Gedney, ux.
]\'illiam llvnston
ofLcaf.;co.L!nc.
Troth, 1 «.c. Sir
Henry Fookcs, 2
to ... Loclcton.
Rcrcsl'i of
Hundkly,
CO. Line.
1. Andre
Gedney,
GEEING.
Sahlc
Amis.— Gules, tirohars Or, each charged with three muscles ofthefickl, on
a leopard's Jacc]; an unnvlet for difference of the second.
Chest (added).— ylii antelope's head erased rjuartcrbj Argent and Sahlc charged with
four mascles countcrchanged attired Or, an annulet of the l«stfor dijjcrcncc.
Richard Goring of Winterton, cc
a son out the hou.-ic of Garndtone
Hereford.
Linc.,=fJoane, da. of Thomas
u com. I Thacker of Sibsey, co.
Line.
1. Peter=^
=Katho-in, da.
of
1
2. George Goring
1
Anne,\
Goring
Nicholas Girli
isr-
of Winterton,
John
of Win-
ton of Normal
I'V,
mar. ...d.a. of...
Morley
terton.
CO. Line, I'stj
I'enithorne of
Gool, CO. Ebor,
Gent., and lui.l
2 daughters.
issue.
Elir.alieUi.
,,„1„..
.,_,,
'AL.,...
3.Uieh'
iix. Tlio
—
Goring.
Anuc.
Steven-
Wl.it-i.il
en, Y,.,k
i.,f
1. Henry.
I
Jonne
Tho.
of Wii
Mid had issue.
-Ellen, da. ..t
IMw. r.illes-
by, Esq., of
CO. Line.
154
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
Alexander Cciiiig of Wintertoii,=j=Elizribetl., da. n£ Tli<
Gcut., son and heir. | K.itufte of Co. York.
|,..„
I I I
Dyoui:
1. Peter
Gering,
son and
heir ap-
1592. '
Ilcu-y.
Thoiims.
Be it remenibrcd that there i.s a pettegree of tliis family -vv'ch I have seeiie in the
month July 1(330, made by Paklns, with a seale on it of many descents from the first
Eichard (of this descent), wliich are all false and no credit to be given thereto ; the
crest in that pettigree is a demy drur/on, volant Or.
Witness my hand, R. Mundy.
GILF.y. Xo. 1.
-Quarterly, 1 and 1, A-.m-c, a f(ss v-avij hctvcc
three' lions prissunl Or a rhkf Arijcnt ^Gl
three coicrcd cups Or (Pillott).
CiiF.ST.— ,4 loner Or with a dragon's head .
door Anjcnt.
nrj from the top and the tail out of the
John Gilby of West RandaU=rAf,
nes, d.a. of Robert Drugh of Sa
laby
(Rav
ndale) in com. Line.
■ar
Salttieatby, co. Line.
nJ.Lnor.
....'i......
2. Thomasi~i;ii:ahdh, da.
1 1 1
Edirard
in William
J:dmonsnn of eom.
Gilby. of Tkoma.^
—
Pernars, 2 to
Nott.
CaMforth of
iiv/;«H
—
Bolhm.
—
Wenlum-th.
Doruthy, nx f!ri/aii
Mo.thew
r<n-tf)-(Yarburgb)
Cathcrin, vx.
of]Vilherneincom.
Thomas Bell
line.
of York.
1. John Gilby ,=r^''i"'l'''>^"« ''•>• 2. George=f=Elizabeth,
of Willi;
Whitt of
Louth, CO.
Line.
Gilby of I of Charles
Stainton | Fitz-^\■iUianl
I
1. John Gilby,
son and heir
apparent, 15
years old.
I I I
l.M.irgaret.
2. Anne.
3. Su.san.
I
Klizaboth,
only d.t. as
yet, 16y2.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
155
GILliY. No. 2.
Jobn Gilby of R.indan=f Agnes, da. of Robert
(Rjivcnd.ilc) in Line, F,.-q. I Brugli of Sallaljye.
'"1
George Gilby of Staintou iii^rElizabetli, da. of Ilcniy Hausard
CO, Line, son and heir. of CockeswolJ, to. Lii
2. George Gilby
of Stainton af''
Esqr.
John Gilby of
Stainton, "son
Tristram Gilby. Margaret.
Anne.
Susana.
i. William Gilby=fAuue, da. to ... L.angton
ofLowlh.co.Linc, I of ... wife to Tliomr.s
Gent. Broxholmeof Line, Gent.
No issue as yet, 1592.
-Quarter!
Salic
GGCHE.
thru- h,.ar6 Ar
,1 Or (Goehe). 2, Argc
''!tttnl Ordumlbj croi
■, Or. 5, Ermine, a i
'•/i o chevron belu-cen i
■A ciihitarm erect vested jici' pale cmbattkd Or ami Argent grasping
proper a dragon's head erased Azure.
Matlrew Goclic, caiitain=f Margaret , da. of
of Tankervile. I Richard Moythe.
Geffiey Goehe of the Forest ..f=f=Elizabeth, da. .and he
Dcano, CO. Glouc.,sonandlieir. I Avery Treherue.
1. John Goehe of=f Jane, da. ,and heir of
Newl.and iu the I James ]!ridge.s of the
Forest of Dean. Forest of Dean.
JIaude, ux
John Farlai
of Ihistow.
2, Anthony,
Kol)ert=T=Margaret, d
.■he of I of Sir Walte
ih.ell, I Mantell of
Nott. Heyfi.vd, eo
I North'ton.
B
156
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
A I B I
Robert=Jiiditl), d,i. of Banmby Goohe
Goclie. Ilciiry Fislier of of Alvingham,
Greens Norton, co. Line.
CO. North'toii.
^Mary, da. of Tliomas
Darrell of Scotney iu
CO. Kent.
1. Mathew Goch
,=rA\ico, da. of
1 1 1
2. Thomaa
5. He
nry.
1 1
1. Anne
sou and heir ai
- Thomas Cunny
—
—
parent.
of Bas-sUig-
thorpe,co. Line.,
3. Robert.
1 Enq.
4, Barnaby.
GOODHANI).
AuMS —Quarterly, 1 and 4, Chequij Argent and OiiUs on afcss Anirc three dexter hands
mailed or the first (Ooodh.and). 2 .and -3, A'-rjcnt a ehcn-on Azure betxceen
three lions rampant Gidcs (Harvvc). On an escuchoon of pretence, Barri/
of six Ermine and Oulcs three cres<-cnts Salle an ammht Or for difference
(Watertou.)
Crksi.— An armed arm cmhowed proper hohling a sword Arcjent hilt and pomcl Or.
John Thoresby of=f=.Toane, sister and heir of John, uncle and heir to John, son and
Cro.\by, Esq. I heir to Koger, sou and heir to Roger Aystcrby of Crosby.
^ --|
Andrew Goodhand of=rMargarct, da. of Join
Kenerlemond alias
Kyrman (? Ivirkmond-
lc-5Iire) in co. Line.
Tho
of her father
marriage.
John Thoresby
of Croxby.
Tliomas aoodhand=f Jane, da. and co-heir
of the same place, I of ... Ilarvye of Clye
son and heir. (? Olee), co. Line.
Jennett, da. and
Bole heir, ux ...
ShelTield.
Charles Goodhand ofT=Jane, da. of ...
tho same place, son 1 I'ulherby of
and heir. Korni.iiiby.
John Oood-=fMaudlyi
Land of lh(
sanio place
' Yorksh
A
.u! .,„„ I
,1, William Korll
of Lon.lon am-
had insue.
Wclbv of Jb-'iill'
in lloll.nid, coi
Line, and hail i.<rti
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
157
A|
Anne, da. of^pWilliam GoodIi.ind=T=Anne,<l,i.and co-
Oeorge Gilley, j of tlie same place. | lieir of Augustin
of Stayutim, AWaterton of
CO. Line" 2 ux. Messinghain.
William Good---f=EIle
id of Wold
I
Charlre
Goodlu
Margaret.
Magdalen.
John Haven
of Salt-fleet-
Thoma-s Good-
hand of the
s.ame place, bou
Ruthe, da. and
heir to William
Erightman of
Paris garden in
CO. Surrey,
Esq.
William Goodhand. Thomas. Kacliel.
GOODRICK.
The Abms, Crest and Pedigree are the same as those in Tlic VisiUition o/1504,
except that John Goodrike, who mar, ... Ilutton, is called ... Gooderick (as the name
is spelt thronghout), and hi.s son Edward is called William, and he has a da. Mary
besides Eliz.abeth and Catberin, whose husbands are not mentioned ; llichard Good-
rike, son of Richard and Alice, is called "Attorney of the Augmentation Court," and
is said to marry Dorotiiy, da. of ... Badbye of Esses (which is probably right) ; the
Eccond wife of Lyon Goodrike is said to be ... da. of -. Sapcotes of Lincoln, and widow
of ... BrincUcy of Boston ; and Dorothy, the wife of Richard Goodrick, is said to be
da. of John Jermyn of Debden, co. Sufi'. (This is clearly wrong) ; and Lyon Goodrike,
son of Edward, is called son and heir ajipareut, 1592.
GRANTlIATiL
Arms. — Quarterly, 1, Ermine, a (jriffln snjrcant Quhs, leaked and clawed Azure, a
crescent for difference. 2, (/uhs oim. crescent ... an estoile Or. 3, Arc/ent,
tico lors Azure. 4, Arr/ent on. ii clieuron betioeen two crescents in chief and a
cross crossia f.tchcc in base Sable a mullet Or, a crescent for difference.
Edward Gi-antham=
of Lincoln, Escj.
Tliomas Grantham, Pni-son
of P.ranston, co. Line, Chief
Knight of the Rodes.
, of John St. Paulo
?o. Line., ICsq.
mr. to John Gc
erby, co. Line.
158
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
A|
Vincent Granthrim=
of Lincoln, son and
hoii- ; his 2 ux. ^\ as
Groyatou(GirUns-
tou).
I
-■.. (la. to ... 2. HughGr
Sutton of of ]J..., c(j
Lincoln, R-iq,, Gent.
1 ux.
itham-rJo.ine,da to
Thomas Vincent Grantlii
Grantham 2 son, mar. and
of Langton, is.^ue ; he was b;
mar. and had the 2 ux.
i.?.9ue.
Thoma.s Grantham=j=F,li!!abeUi, da. and one
of St. Catherines I of the heirs of Sir John
jnxta Lincoln, son | Downham of Notts, Kt.
and heir to Vincent. I
Vincent Grantham o!=r-]
St. Catherines, Kt. o
Thomas Grantham, eldest son ;
heir, yet within .ige, 1502.
Robert Grantham 2. Mary, ux. Catherine, ux.
of ..., E.sq., notyet Thomas Apleby Craycroft of "\Vui- Jiatiiew Amci
mar., 1592. of ..., and had thoriio, co. Line, of Witteuby,
no issue. Esq.,!>.nd liad issue. Lino.
JIathew Amcotts
Arms —Darry of si£ Argent and A\ure, a bend r/ohony Or and Oaks, a cre:.rrnl of lie
third on. another of the last for diftrinec.
Richard, Lord Gray=^... da. of Thomas, Lord
ofCodnor. I Roos of Kendall.
1. Richard, Lord=pJane, da. of 2. John Gray of P,arton=... da. of Sir The
Grayof Codnor. I Sir John ... in Reilall co. York. Roldey. Kt.
Richard Gray ofyUrsuln, da. of Willi.un Disney
Kingerby. of Norton Di.sney, l^sq.
George Gr.iy ..f Kyl™an,=-^^I;u■L^lret, da. of ... Deyne
CO. Line, Esq. of llolderne.ss.
William Gray of Irturd, co.=f-Mai?.uet, da. ofMalliew
Line., F.sq., .^^on and heir 1 Anicotcs of Wi
niipareut, 1602.
eir 1 Anicotcs
I eo. Line.
1. John Gi
and heir a]
1&92.
2. Gcwge.
3. William
I I
llary.
VISITATION OF LIXCOLNSIIIRE.
159
GREGORY.
Ar.Ms (added). — Quarterly, 1, Or, tico bars Azure, in ddcf a Uon pnssant ijanlnnt of the
second (Gregory). 2, Aryait, a chevron Sable a chi.f indented (iides. 3,
Azure, three vudlcts Or. i, Gules, three cushions Lrminc tassded Or. On
an escutcheou of preteuoe, Gules, a sword in bend Anjcnt point -upwards.
Crkst (added). — Out of a ducal coronet Or a maiden's head prop/cr vested Gules c
of the first.
William Gregory of Stony Middletou, eo. Dei-ljy.=f...
■mcd
Roger Gregory of II
ger tiregory ot ilaxov=f-'.Margaret, da. ot
the Isle of O.-dioIiue. ' of Oiiston in the
Mary, da. of=pRoger G
Middleton,
CO. Derby,
I Jiobert Brock-
( lesby of Glont-
-^Christopher
Ma
ux
Wi
Thornton of
l,:l
Ve
of
Ga
Langlon, Co.
ho
Line, 1 vlr.
I
Anne,«.r.
Barnaby
Williams
of Not-
li-ngliam.
I
2. Koger=fMarga
Gregory
of Laug-
slon
(Laugh-
ton), eo.
William Gregory,=f=Elizabeth,
1 sou and heir aji-
li.arent, 1592, of
JSarnbj Dun, co.
York:
Gilbert Gregory.
f Chris-
topher
Thorutou
of Langton
(Laughton),
and his CO-
I
Rcirjer Grcrjory=iJanc, da. i/
of Stoekuith, Sir Wdliam
1G.73. Gee of Bishop'
Burton, co.
York:
GRESLEY.
Aii.MS (.iddod).— T'ai'c Argent ffultec dc poi.c and Gules.
Cki:.st (added).— yl lion passant Ermine collared Gules.
Sir William Grcsley of ... in eom. Lcic, Kt.y.
I
... Gresley, 3 Bon.-p...
William Gresley ot Sallanhe, co. Devon.-
William GresleyT^Ko^n, BiHler of Sir George Blount
of Saltiushe. I of Kyul':l,t, eo. Salop.
John Gresley of Lacebv, CO. I /i7i:,i/„7/,, ,/„. 2. Thomas Ursula
line., l«.r, eaptaino, 1592. „/... IWman. -
I 3. William.
I II
t'illiam Gresley. Ambrose. Kli-ahcth.
]60
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
Arms. — Per pule A:urc and Onlcs, a lion rampant Argent (quarteving, addition) Sahle
a fcss Ictwccn three close helmets Argent r/arnishcd Or (Drayner).
Vide a descent in the old Vissitaiion of Olosfcrshi
... Ilalton of ...=f=...
: descended of this family.
2. Robert Halt on of John Uolton
Worlebie and of Worlcbie, co.
Killiugbolme, co. Line.
Line, 06. s.^J.
John Di-ayi
of llogi'sdo:
CO. Midd.
.i-==Elizabctli,
ButkTOll
CO. Bedf.
Robert Halton of Cleo,=
CO. Line, Sergeant at
Law, nephew and heir
of Robert.
2. Sir William
Haltonof..., CO,
Line, Kt.
Joane, da. of
John Drayner
Thomas Drayner=Elizabeth
of Hogcsdon, Morgan.
ob. s.p.
2. Mary Halton, ux. 4. Robert Halton of Sau
JohnWard of London, bridyicalh, com. Herts,
son of Thomas Ward
of Carlson Curiae,
CO. Lcic.
1. Fr.ancfs Halton,
iix. Thomas
Massinyherd of
IBrcnloft] CO. Line.
Sir .1
of Mablctl
Line, Lord of
Carltons.
nalt0UT=:\tary, da. of Willi;
pe, CO. Fitz A\'iIIiam of
blethorpo, Esq.
I I I
Elizahcth. 2. Pwgcr,
— Irothcr
Mary. and heir.
i. Joh,.
I 1
5. Qeorrjc.
6. Philip.
1. William Halton, AV/. Ron & VoiT=lIanim, da. of Sir William
apparent 1692, oh. IG Seplr. IGU.'f, Wray of Glcntworth in com.
scpidt.apudOlcrkcnwellnighLondon. Line, Kt. and Bart.
lIAMliY.
Ai.MS and CiiF.ST aa in the Visit.ation of 10C4.
by and lltterley, Esq.,
lived in the time of Iv. E.
B and n. 7.
... Greene of=j=M.ary, da. and heir of
Noilhtonsh. I Sir H.nry .Sleight,
Kt. of WnUhrop, CO.
Line.
George Hamliy of=f=Mnrgaret, da
EroUeUby, Esq. | of ... (Jrccno
VISITATION OF LTNCOLXSHIRK. IGl
. A|
I
1. Edward Hamby=[A7inor, da. of
cf Brockleaby, sou Joliu Booth of
and heir, had issue. KilUngholme,
Vide Suff. CO. Line]
I I
A^ucs, ux. Anne, ux. Thomas
Kicliard Reed Dale »i Auford
of Wrangell, and had issue,
and had iasue.
2. John Haraby of JIaUby,=^Jane, da. of Kichard
ona of the auditors of the I Pickering of Loudon,
Treasury. Gent,
I \ \ \ r~ " I
Judith, iir. Alba, ux. Eska, ux. Wd'iuin Anne, ux Cun-^jtanco, ux.
Ocoiyc Fish 'WilHam Hales Cade, sun of \ Henry Clark Thomas Mar-ih
of Southill, of Hepping- WiUianx Cc'uU nf I of Aslnvell, of Loutli, Gent.
CO. Bed. ton, co. Kent. Romford.
I i Tl
\. Williaiu Hamby of 2. Edward II,iml.iy^f=Elizabeth, da. and sole 4. Alleyne.
T.athwoll, unm. 1502. of Auford in Line. " I lieir of Francis Keade, —
oh. ei Jan. lOJG. 4 sou of Richard. 3. Richard.
Jane, 1 da,,
[ElkaUth.]
3. Jiichard.
.JJ.d
Frauds Hamby, s..n a
—
—
heir, 4 years old 159'-'
4, William,
6. William
of Tathu-dl 1027, a
Ob. S.p.
maricd Ursrda,dau. of
John Garrard, Kt. a
AkUrman of Luixhm.
JIANSAKD.
AliMS (.added),— Quarterly of C, 1 and 6, Han ard, 2, Gtdes a oy.w patmr.c Argent in
dc.vtcr chief an escallop of the last. 3, Argent a lion rampant doable tailed
Oules duecdlii crowned Or. i. Argent a fess Saile between three magpies
proper. 5, Gules on a bend Argent three eagles displaced Vert.
Okhst. — A n arm erect sicerc Or caj'cd Argent hand proper grasping a mullet of the second.
Motto.—" Ca:U sub-sunt."
Md. I am credihiie informed hg sundrie men of good worship that there is no heir
mtde lireing within the com. Line, but such as arc defended of a bastard.
Richard Hans.ard of Biskerth(.rpr,=p... da, of ... Saint Paul of
CO. Line. I Snarforth, eo. Line.
Ellen, d,a. of ... Thompson, =pIIauiond Hansard of^,..
1 wife. I Skartha, co. Liue. I
I I
1. Ricliard Han,s.ard-j=Hester, d.a. of Thoma.'j Is.abel, nx. Jolin
of W.altam, co. Line. I Foster of Barduey, Smyth of North
CO. Line. Kelsey.
1
1
Rachel.
1
2. Marie.
.,.!„
.abeth.
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BRUGES OF CULT.\rALUNDTE IN rERTIISIIIRE.
OF :\IUNES,S )
OF Sir.M]il'Rr;iI in SHETLAND
OF SYMBISTER j
By MAJOJl W. BRUCE ARMSTPvONG.
Except a short notice in ' The Bruccs and tlie Ciimyns ' by
Mrs. Cumminj^-Bruce, no account of these branches of the Bruce
family has (so far as T kno-\v) appeared in print, and I now
propose to give as full i:)articulars of them as I have been able to
ascertain.
Bruces of Cultmaluxdie.
Lucas Brus, 1st Laird of CaUmalundie. — Lucas Brus, 4th son
of Sir Alexander Brus, 2nd Baron of Airth, and 3rd of that
branch, married 149.5 Katherine Barber, heiress of Cultmalundie
in Perthshire, and obtained with her that estate. She is supposed
to have been heiress of line and grand-daughter of Robert Brus,
2nd son of John Brus, r,th Baron of Clackmannan, who married
the heiress of Gray of Cultuialumlie ; by her Lucas Brus had
issue 1 son —
Hector Brus, 2nd of Cidtmalundie, ivho vxis father of
John Brus, 3rd Laird of Cultmalundie. — John Brus succeeded
his father and married ' Euphame daughter of the 1st Lord
Elphingstone, she having previously lieen the mother b}' King
James V of Robert Stewart, afterwards created Earl of Orkney,
By her John Brus liad issue 1 son Laiu-ence.
[Some say there was another son Robert, ancestor of Bruce of
Sumbui-gh, but this is not certain.]
Lxmrcnce Brus, Mh Laird of Cultmalundie and 1st of
Muness. — Laurence Bruce succeeded his father and married 1st
in 1559 Helen Kennedj-, and in 15GG was surety" for Sir Hew
Kennedy, who was in feud with the Lord Oliphant. Laurence
married 2ndly Elizabeth, daughter of Patrick, 5th Lord Gray,'
Laurence Bruce being uterine brother to the Earl of Orkney
(who had 2Gth May, 15(i5, a grant of the crown lands in Orkney
and Shetland, and on 25tli September, 1509, a charter under the
great seal ratifying an exchange of his abbacy of llolyniod with
Adam ]'.otliwdl, fur tlie temporal estates ""of Uic ■|;ishop of
Orkney, these laiids were erected into an Earlduin in I ■').S1), was
' Douglas Peerage ; Lord Kli'hing.stonc.
* 'Briiocs nud the Cumyiis,' !'• 3^7-
' Douglna Pccri\go ; Lord Gray.
BRUCE. 163
appointed by him in 1571 Fowde of Zetland, wliich apiwlntmont
caused liim to settle there, where he built tlie castle of Muness.
Laurence held the office of Fowde of Zetland for a long period,
and from the following extracts, his mode of performing liis
duties does not appear to have given satisfaction to the
islanders.' — " Laurence Bruce of Cultmalundie cftir the cuming
of Lord Robert Stewart Fewav of Orkney and Zetland to the
dominion of the said Countrees, ohtenit from Lord Robert the
office of Fowde of Zetland, to collect the Scatt &c. was his
duty." He appears to have changed the weights and measures,
in order to assimilate them to those of Scotland, so " a general
complaynt before the regents grace " was numerously signed " the
ferd and fyf th dayis of Februar 1 57G." There appears to have
been complaints of " Sinilry ' inhal)itants of the countrcis of
Orkney and Zeitland against Lani'cnce Bruce of Cultmalindeis
1st Nov. 1570." On 2.3rd February, 1570-7, there is an
obligation^ recorded by Laurence Bruce, of Cultmalindy, on
appointment of Admiral depute of Orknej- and Zeitland. On*
August oOth, 1577, there is a complaint against Laurence Bruce,
of Cultemalindeis, by the " awnaris of the ship callit the ilarie
Galliard."
Laurence Bruce '•' raised an action in the Court of Session in
IGOG, against Pati-ick, 2nd Earl of Orkney, the Earl's servant Capt.
Allen, master of the ship Dunkirk, having boarded his Cultma-
leendies ship on liis voyage to Scotland, took his household men
and servants prisoners, struck an<l dragged them and detained
them prisoners ; took them to land and kept them m prison live
or six days. The relevancj' of this summons was tlisputed Ijy
Council for the Earl, but his objections were overruled by the
Ijords. Mrs. Cununing Bruce" says, "at first when Cultmalundies
shi]) appeared in the little bay of Muness, the inhabitants lied
and lud themselves as from the vikings of old ; but soon seeing
him with his handsome lady and beautiful children, to walk on
shore, and then quietly return to their home on the billows,
they gathered about him and assisted in collecting materials for
the tower which his people were already beginning to construct,
and afterwards lived peaceably and prosperously \mder his sway,
although it was long before any native would slee]i umler his
roof.. In Laurence Bruce's time the islanilers lirst began to
cultivate the English language."
In 1592' Lauivneo Bruce joined with Bishop Law and others
' ' Bnices and the Ciimyns,' p. 3:3.S.
- Regi.sU'i- of tlic Privy Council of Scothnd, vul. ii, p. 41.'..
1G4 BRUCE.
in a supplication to ilie Lords of the articles against Patrick, Earl
of Orkney, for inva-ling tlie Udal rights of the lan.lowners.
The Castlo of Muness Ijuilt b}' him is situated on the shore of
the island of XJnst, and is now in ruins, hut over the principal
entrance is an armourial stone much defaced, and beneath it
the following lines in good preservation: —
I,1ST YE TO KXAW YIS BUILDING QUIIA DKfi.VX
LAURENCE THI': liltUCE HE WAS THAT WORTHY MAX
QUIIA ERXESTLY HIS AIRIS AXD OFSPRIXf! PRAYIS
TO HELP AXD XOT TO HURT THIS YORK ALWAYIS
THE ZEIR OF fiOD (?7; 1598.
The curious old bronze-door knocker of the castle, with the
name and arms of Andrew Bruce of Muness upon it, was
exliibitcd, and a short paper read on it before the Society of
Antiquaries of Scotland January 10th, ISSl, by the permission of
its present possessor, John Bruce, junr., of Sumburgh, and an
etching of the castle, with some details, was also exhibited at the
same time by J. T. Irvine, F.S.A., Scot., of the Close, Lichfield.
Laurence had issue Ijy his 1st wife 2 sons and 1 daughter —
1. Alexander succeeded in Cultmalundie.
2. Andrew, pi-ogenitor of the Muness branch, vale page 1G5.
Helen married 15SS Adam Sinclair of Brow.
Alexander Bruce, oth Laird of Cidtvudu nJir. —Ahxamhy
the elder son, succeeded his father in Cultmalundie. He is
mentioned as heir " apparent " of Cultmalundie, 1.587, and "fiar "
of that place' April 2(;th, 1G05, so that his father must have
transferred that estate to him before that date. He is mentioned
in 1G22 as " Auld Cultmalundie,- and as bring then much broken
and impoverished owin-- to the truulilrs his sons had involved him
in. Ho married Jean, daughter of tlie 4th Lord 01iphant,= and
liad issue 2 sons and 1 daughter —
1. Laurence " apparent," IG IS.
2. Alexander, " his brother," 1G18.
Helen married Roljert Jloray of Abercairnie.
Laurence, the elder son, called Junior of Cultmalundie, slew
20t]i June, IGlcS, Havid Tosach, jun., of Moneyvaird. The
following extract refers to this transaction ':— J une 20, 1G18,
" at twa afternoon David 'J'rosack j'^ of Moneyvairt was slain in
the south gate of Perth by Laurence Bruce j'' of Cultmalindie, his
brother, and divers others their associates. The twa that was
with Moneyvairt were deadly hurt but died not, the otlier
David Malloch had his right" hand clean stricken oil' frae him.
> PitMiiii'.-) ' Crimiiml Tiiil-s' vol. ii, p. ijd.
' Cl.ainbci-s' 'Domestic Aii.k.U of So.tl.u..!,' vol. i, ]>. 430.
' DoHglna reerage ; Lonl Olipliaut. ,,,,.,
* Cli^imbors' 'Domeatic Aimalaof .ScoUana,' vol, i, p. 4S6. Fli-iiiing s MS. Aavocatca
Library.
BRUCE. 165
This done in a moment of time all tlie committers thereof
cschcrrit out of the town before any of the townsmen heard of
any such thing. No one seems to have immediately .suft'ered for
this outrage, but four years after (1G22) the Privy Council
informed the kinc; that Cultmalindie V>esides banishing his twa
sons and a servant, had offered 1000 crowns by way of assythnient
to the friends of the slaughtered man and £2000 to the two
men who had been mutilated. Tliis paid, it is added, lias
altogether luidone Auld Cultmalindie, for his estate is exhausted
and wrecked and he has become very weak of his judgement
and undcrstamliiig ly tlic grief of these troubles brought upon
him, quilk were tlir oeeasion of his wife's death and of the evil
circumstances of thr banishment of his sons and friends, now by
the space of four years, in the whilk exile tAva of his friends of
good rank and quality has departed this life." Wo hear no more
of this family of Cultmalundie after this, except that Andrew
Bruce of Muness (uncle to the oH'enders) obliges himself to pay
1000 marks scots to Patrick Cruokshank ; how as he procures
the king's remission for Laurence Bruce of Cultmalundie in
Perth.shire, for being airt ami }iart in the slaughter of David
Toshack, y' of Moiieyvairt.
The Arms of " Bruce of Colpmalundie " are emblazoned in
an lieraldic manuscript, in the possession of the Ivarl of Crawford,
supposed to be of date IGOo to l(il2, and to have belonged to the
2nd Sir David Lindsay, Lyon King at Arms, as follows : — Or a
saltire and chief Gules in dexter chief a mullet Argent.
In 'Noble British Families," Part iii, jmge 20, Bruce of Cult-
malundie is given— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, Or a saltire and chief
Gules, in centre chief a mullet of the lirst. 2nd and 3rd, Gules a
lion rampant within a bordui-e engrailed Argent.
Tlie Arms of Cultmaluinlie are not registered in the Lyon office.
BltUCKS 01'' iiUXESS.
Alexander Bruce, 2vd of il/in/c.xs.— Andrew Bruce, 2nd son
of Lawrence Bruce, -Ith of Cultmalundie and 1st of i\Iuncss
remained with his father in Shetland, his eldest brother living
on the Perthshire estate. lie a,]i]iears to have finished, or
at any rate embellished, tin; Casllc of Sluness, as his initials
a])})car between the corbels under uue of the hanging rounds or
tunvts of the castle, his nanir and ai'ins are on the door knocker
lirr\iously iLientioned and a |iicci' (j1' wood carving taken from the
castle (now in the jiossessidn of Mr. Irvine, F.S.A. Scot.) bears his
arms impaled with Sinclaii-. It is not clear at what period, or
under what arrangement, if e\er, he became the actual owner of
JIuness, as he is^ called "Tutor of Mmiess" when he obliged
himself to pay iOOO ,,iarl;s on hi; nejihew's account as before
mentioned, and from (his it would ;ipi'ear that he Avas then hold-
ing the estate for his nephew LawreJiee, as ho ^\■as then probal.ily
IfiG BRUCE,
the liead of tliu family ; it is not unlikely that he was enabled
(owing- to the trouLIes in which the ehler branch was involvecl) to
niake'^tlie estate his own, at any rate he founded the distinct
branch of JIuness, and liis descendants possessed that estate till
the extinction of the family in the male line.
Andrew Bruce married Isabel Sinclair (said to have been of
Quendale) and by her had issue 1 son and 1 daugliter —
Andrew succeeded.
Marjory married Tiobert Bruce of Sumburgh.
Andrew Brv.ro, 3rd oj ilfi/.i'fs.s.— Andrew the son succeeded
in Muness and marrieil Ursula, daughter of Rev. G. Jlouatt
of Fetlar, and by her had issue 4 sons —
1. Hector succeeded.
2. Arthur married and had issue, 1 son Andrew, and 2
daughters ; this line is extinct.
3. Ajidrew married 1st Margaret, dau. of Sinclair of
Houssa and by her had issue 2 dauglitcrs —
Ursula m. Geo. Pitcairn.
Margaret m. 1st, J. Hendry.
2nd, J. Buchan.
He married 2ndly Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. — Ross of
Northmaven. He was tutor-at-law to Andrew and
John, sons of his brother Hector, dui-ing their
minority.
4. Gilbert of Cli\-oeast succeeded eventually in Muness
and was last male of the familj'.
Ilccior, -'/th of Miincss. — Hector, the eldest son, succeeded in
I^Iuncss. He married Barbara, daughter of John Sinclair of
Quen<la]e and by her had issue -3 sons and 2 daughters —
1. Andrew succeeded.
2. John married Grizzel, dau. of Roltert Bruce of Sum-
burgh, died 1703, leaving 1 son, Charles, drowned on
his way to College.
3. Robert drowned leaving Peterhead 1717, s.^i.
Ursula married Stewart of Bigtown.
Margaret married Scott of Scottsliall.
Avdrcv; 6ih cf Mimc-^s. — Andrew, the eldest son, succeeded
in j\Iuness, he was drowned: the following extract probably
refers to him : — ' " By such a sudden flan [squall] the Laird of
Jluness is said to have perishnl the former year, when within
sight of his own liouc and all that was in the boat with him,
nine or ten jiersons, but one s.rvnut who escaped upon the keel."
Andrew married 1st a dau-lib r n( Sinclair of Quendale and 2dly
a daughter of Sinclair of Duubealh. He had no issue by cither
' IJiMiuFs •Di.',,uii.U..ii uf Oikiicv .iiul Slatlmd .iikI I'iiikciU'n's TravcU,' book
BRUCE. 167
of his wives and the estate appears to have gone to his uncle
Gilbert of Clivocast eventually.
Gilbert last of Mv/ness. — Gilbert Bruce of Clivoea.'^t (" -tth son
of Andrew .3rd of Muness") married j\Iargaret Bruce of Sumburgh
and liad issue 2 daughters —
Ursula married Scott of Vocsgarth.
Marjory married John Gauden.
By a sasine recorded dated 20th February, 1718, disposition is
made by Gilbert Bruce of CHvocast in favour of George Pitcaim,
nierchant of Lerwick (who wa.s husljand of liis niece Ursula,
dau. of his brother Andrew) of the lands of ilancss and others,
apparently the whole remaining estate of the family, the com-
pearance is stated to be upon the grounds of the ilanor Pkce
or Ca.stle of Muness. By this deed Gilbert reserves for himself
and his spouse Margaret, daughter of William Bruce of Sum-
burgh a life rent in certain lands ; on Gilbert's death the family
of Bruce of ]Muness became extinct in the male line.
In the Lyon Register i, 254, is the following registration : —
" Andrew Bruce of Mowancs [Jluness] descended of the family of
Cultmalindc Boars two coats quarterlie first Or a saltjT-'e engrailed
Gules on a chief of the second a moUet of ye first, be the name of
liruce. Second Gules a lyon rampant be the name of Gray the
third as the second the fourth as the hrst. Above the shield a
helmet befitting his degree, ilantled Gules doubled Ai-gcnt, next
is placed on ane torse for a crest a dexter hand erected holding
a heart proper. The motto in ane cscroll, ' Ouuiia vincit amor."'
The arms of Andrew Bruce 2nd of Muness on the old door
knocker before i-cferred to are as aljove but the saltire is not
encrrailed.
(Tu le conlinucd.)
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MARRIAGE LICENCES IX THE DIOCESAN RECxISTRY AT
WORCESTER.
Particulars of some of thera, with occasional anuotations.
By THOMAS PROCTER WADLEY, M.A., Rector of Naunton Boaucliamp.
14IC, Jan. 27. Ricliard son of Sir John lioaucliamp knt. and Elizabotli
StafToril, da. of Sir Humphrey Staflbrd knt. Licence to iMaster
RoLert Carrowe, master of arts, and Sir Jolm Wellys, rector of
Alcoster. The marriage to be solemnized in the chapel or oratory
\vitliin lliu manor of the said Sir Jolui lieauchanip near Alcester.
1532, Jan. 31. John Catysbee, of the diocese of Hereford, and Margaret
]31ounto of Chaddosley. The marriage to be solemnized after one
publication of banns.
1533, Ajir. 22. "William Longs of Llocklcy and Grace Eniottes of
Whatcot.
1531, Apr. 30. John Coombe, the younger, of Astley, diocese of Wor-
cester, and Kathcrino Quynye of Stratford, llanns to Ije once
published.
Aug. 19. Robert Thorneton and Alice Grevill of 'Weston. Licence
to Iho rector of llalford.
1511, Nov. 21. William Lokcyard and Elizabeth Wenlockc of Wick
by Pershore.
Jan. 28. Hugh Hall and Agnes Wynsmore of Lye, co. Worcester.
1579, Aj.r. Edmund CoUes and Elizabeth Greno of Lighe.
Apr. 22. John Smythe and Joan Grenc of L^pton Snodsbury.
.May 15. Richard Harrison and Ann Duffild of Tardcbigge.
May 18. William A\'()rster and Ann Hudson of ^^'■ar^vick.
May 18. John P.ai'erafte and .Alargery Archard of Lighe.
Juno 12. Robert Hasolton and Elizabetli Basset of Eckiiigton.
Jidy 23. William Harryson and Islavy Parsons of Overbury.
Oct 5. Thomas Tusten and Grace Tailer of Elmley-Castle.
Oct. 12. Henry Bailies and Ann Goorle of Kempsey.
Tlie family of G'orle is ancient ; the episcopal registers at
Worcester making mention of John Gourll of Kompsey, clerk of
the diocese of Worcester, and canon of the cathedral church of
Chichester, 21 A]ir. 1452.
Oct. 17. George Croft and Ann Langslon of Sedgebcrrow.
Nov. 21. John Toms and Kalhcrine Wyly of Alcester.
Dec. 23. George Shipside and Ann Hall of Worcester.
Jan. 7. William Coolccs and Mary Clyfton of Beoley.
-Ian. 27. William Abington and Ann'Crankc of Churchill.
Jan. 28. John Cookes and Philip Lunche of Doddcrhill.
Jan. 30. Richard Gn-ggo and .Margaret Rubertcs of Overbury.
Jan. 30. Henry Hdl and Elinor Binl of the city of ■\\N.rcester.
I-"cb. Richard Bromich and Elizabeth Wakeman' of Ih-omsgrovo. '
I'Vb. 11. Humphrey Feeld and Margery Petford of Haselor.
178 jrAllRIAOE LICENCE.S.
1579, Feb. 15. William I'-ovy and Susan .Symons of llie city of Wur-
CCStlT.
Feb. 21. Hriiiv SLi'avnc ami Jnan WiMo of 'Wureostev.
1580, Apr. John Xanphaii'aiul Iliiagct lloucliior of IVmlock.
Aiu-. 2,^. 'William Cliiia K<->i. and Apoloiia :Mucklowc of Konipsov.
Apr. 30. Ciil.'s llarw.'U and Alice .Medwell c.f Evesliam.
July 4. Cadwalladei- Lyme and Winifn-d Thn.ckmorton of
Cougliton.
July IG. Daniard lialdwiu and ElizaLetli Thorn of Hampton
Lovct.
It should 1)0 Great Ilamjiton, in tlic registers of wliich parish
the mai'riage is recorded.
July 20.— O^icJ and Lucy SlieMon of Aljlierton. Licence to
the vicni of Honington.
Aug. 13. John AblH.rfnrlh and Elinor Li^.,n ..f Oivat Witley.
Sept 8. Eirlianl ];..l.nis and .Mar.MMV (HUMlnr n[ S]„.]dey,
Oct. 1. Anilionv ]lui-,-:,-maii and M.nv Jn^iaia <•( Wnlford.
Oct. 21. dolin Morrice and Katlierini Lvanee of Lrelforton.
Oct. 22. AVilliam liovy and Dorotliv Simon.s a/ia-! Glargit.
Nov. 12. Edward iNlatliews and Jan"e Cro.sby of ^Vorce.ster.
Jan. 4. AVilliani liailies and ]\lartlia Ilanbury of Feckenhani.
Jan. 7. Giles ■\\'ebbe and Larbara Dingley of Strensliaui.
Jan. IG. John I'aekington and Ann Ivhvardes of Clainos.
Jan. 18. John Jiouchier and ^Margaret Greue of St. Switliin'.s,
AVorcester.
Jan. 2G. Thomas Good\\'yn and Ann Barlccr of Stratford.
Jan. 27. Tliomas Penne and Marv Ihadshawe of Worcester.
1581, i\]ir. 15. Kicliard Lilly and Mary 1 )a\vkes of St. Swilhin's,
Worcester.
May 12. Ilumjihrey Acton and Mary Pigeon.
The Pigeon family wa.s of liadsey, co. Worcester.
June 1. John Langston and Joan Cooke of Ai'ele\-.
July (June?) 1. Anthony Marshall, clerk, and 'j'-liener Lisshop
of Evesham.
June 5. Thomas I'hilliiis an.l rornthv Cutbeid of I'lyfnnl I'lavell.
Aug. G. George WaL;stall' and Alie,.' Turner of Idyfnnl l'la\ell.
Aug. G. Gilbert Lacehnn.M., clerk, and Ursula T.mdinson of
Cloeve Prior.
Aug. 30. Fulro More an.l Mizabeth Iving of lluneyborne.
Sept. 13. Thomas Sponnrr and dulian Adams „f ^V.,r,■es(er.
Sept. 21. William lloltam and Alice Kyland of Mer.-,toji, /.c.
Jlar.ston, eo. Glouee^li/r.
Sept. 23. Humiihrey Lest :
Old Philip Afaning
of ILir
Oct. 20. Jnhn KnoMesford
and r.rid-.'t liah-s
.if .'^nil
Oct. 21. Francis Tondu'sai
id Aim WnnthMI ,.]
:' Sahva
^;ov. 21. Kiehard Labitnl ;
iiid Ann Gnnu.ll n
f K.'iln
1582, Jan. 18. Jubu Artnn and .
\un Grose of ^\■-lv
vrl.^v.
Feb. 17. .lohn Hanburv an
d .luyee W-Alrv ,,f
Arel.'V
Apr. 27. I'hilip lladdnrk,.
■lerk; and Eli.mer
LangM.
at SedjMbrrrow .May 1.
Wa^- 1, Edmund Lou and ■
loan porter of Gla
ilies.
MAKRIAGE LICEN'CES. 179
IfiSi, ^^,l3• 19. Rolioi-t Jaiiios and Alice Ilyf-nic of Ilnnoyliorno.
' May 19. Kolint Sahvay and Alice rulehousc (///</■.• rurtiiiaii of
Aivloy.
- June 2-2. John Perkes and Joiic Henley of Becslp,/ ?
July 28. John Eobins and Emma Walford of ClavcrJon.
Aug. 15. John Copley of Biedon and Katherinc Over.
Sept. 12. Stephen Eumney and Judith Perrot of Worcester.
Sept. 29. Ralph Ilorniold a)id :irai-^ai-et Liyon of :^[adl■esrleld.
Oct. 5. Matthew Fitzheilurt and Jane Throckmorton of Wanvick.
Oct. 24. Richaul A^'ann-)- and Aiar-aret Grivell of Alcester.
Xov. 3. ]\ratfhcw Persons and iMances Evence of Ilanley.
Xov. 19. John Alen-ell and Dorothy Kiggs of Grafton Elyford.
Xov. 27. AVilliam Shaxpcre and Ann "Whateley of Temple
Grafton.
The great poet's marriagedjond hear.s date 28 Nov., 1582.
There is no other record of the grant of a liceiicc to any one of
the name in that year. The early registers of Temple Grafton
arc missing.
Dec. IG. Simon Andrews and Ann Freman of Bloekley.
lice. 29. William Runniey and Jane Wvatt of Wc.rce.<;ter.
1:>S3, Jan. 20. Keiny llanbury and ElizabelJi Jelleryes of AVorccster.
Jan. 22. l"raiu-is Evett and Ur.sula Tillam of Alarlley.
Feb. G. liol)cit Ilavward and Joan Bennett of Clecvc Prior.
Feb. 9. Tliomas Kevo and Kalhrnne Amaiies of Salford.
Apr. 27. John Torpley and A-n-^ Kriu\Mnn of Binton.
yin- 28. Thomas Handbury and i;ii,i..r Pooler of Elmley.
June 21. John Coombes and J::iizabeth Kinersley of Stratford.
Slurried at Growle, co. Worcester, June 23.
July S. William Bourton and Elizabeth Quiny of Ilatlon.
An- 7. John Bound and Ann Hobday of Bradley.
Au;^. 1.-,. Iburv Heincs and Ann Blunt of Alyeehurch.
Thr f.iinilv kjleiiiws of Alvechurch intermarried with that of
Dineley, lords of the manor of Peopleton, in 17SG.
Oct. 17. Anthony Jugins and Ann Butler of Inkberrow.
Oct. 29. Kiehard Cloydon and Dorothy Cliedell of Long Compton.
Xoy. 28. Hugh Lingard and Afargaret Vise of ICvesham.
Xov. 30. Jolin Garn.l.-rtou and Joan Purser of AVicklesford, !.>:
Wixfonl, CO. Warwick.
Dec. 21. William Simons and Margaret Wil];es of Worcester.
Jan. 12. John Mallet, clerk, and Dorothy Hill of B.ronis-voye.
Jan. 13. iMlmund Ockley and Ur.sula Seaverne of Shrawley.
Jan. 18. Humphrey Edgock and Margery Perkes of C.itlu'ridge.
Feb. 1. KnluTt Hobday and Alice Moye'of Feckodiam.
Frl, •_' I. TliouKis Dussell and Frances Wine of Fladburv.
l''^t, .Vpr. 20. lialpli Hubaud Es,,. and Ann Daston of T.roadway.
Married at I'.ioadway, ro, Worcest,.r, Apr. 23. The re-ist.^r of
that p.nidi also ivronls the marria-e. of Mr. ,lol,n Huhand and
Mrs. l.li/;,beth I'oole, 12 Nov., KiOG.
Apr. Tl.on.as Dyaid an,l Susan lluller of Strenshani.
The lui til place of tl,e autluu' of " Hudibras." The name first
occurs in tlie Strcusham registers in 1575, Sept. 19, the dale of
180 MAUUfAtfE LICKXCES.
tlip mnrri^i-o of Williiua ]',:i.l-,..r md i:ii/al.itli P.utlev.
1584, May 2. Kalph .M;,lk.tt, clnk, nu.l .Mm-viy Uulmn- of Ilalisowen.
May 5. Ricliar.1 IMwaids ami Aim Tliomi's of Sahvaiw
May 9. Thomas SIh^LIo,, aii.l Ann Mavten of Bcoloy.
May 23. Kiclianl ]snti .i.,! Jan,. Gcw-o of Eckiu-ton.
JiUR. G. Thomas Alhn ami JUizabeth Riduwlsou of Pewliore.
June 27. .)ohii tiilrs an.l [sahrl Stono of P.reJicote.
July 2. Thomas W.nvk.y ami Mai-ciy Colsoii of Astluy.
July 21. Thomas Dow^..- ami Jane lluband of OmlxTslov.
Nov. 23. Aim llaiaisou and Oliver .Alasficdd of jLlJnslir'l.l
Due. 10. Thomas Smith and ;\rar-orv Ooode of Milton.
Dec. 21. Laurence IJushell and ?^larv AVoodward of Tnkl.rrrow.
Jan. 7. William Ilanowc and Chrisiian Yomaiis of I'.idfonl.
Jan. 19. Hugh Ilatlou and Dorothy IVcsley of HanljuiT.
Jan._ 20. Thoiiias Adams and ^ilargaret Wiliiam.s of AklJniiarston,
i.e. Alderminslor, co. AVorcester.
Jan. 22. Sir Thomas Hiirris and Alice ]3rackenton of South
Littleton.
Tlie marriage is recorded in the S. Littleton registers, whiih
also give the burial of the said Thomas, who was "Chaiilyn" of
the parish, 17 Nov., 1592.
Jan. 28. Sir 'William Marshall and Elizabeth Clerk of Elmbridge.
A licence to serve the cure of Elmbridge was granted to William
Marshall, clerk, 3 Jan., 1583.
Jan. 30. William Smith and Joan Gibbes of Stretton on the Fosse.
Feb. 1. Robert A\'ells ;iud Sarah llrondey of A\'orcester
Fob. S. William Jeflcryes and Elizabeth Walshe of Witley.
Pel). 8. Kicliard Skaio and Bridget Palmer of IJarton on the^ Heath.
Feb. M. WMrr Palmer an,l Sibil Palmer of llimbleton.
Feb. 14. William Koiikins and Ann "\\'illersey of lii.lford.
Feb. 24. Francis Jami'S and .lam- Sheldon of Pma.Iwiv
33 Elizab., Seiit. 2. AVjlliam Symonds .,f Cn.ule, -rnt., and Jdi/abeth
llobbie of Rou.s Lench, widow.
42 Elizab., Aug. 2. AVilliam AVells aini.s Auston of Woll.Tsie, co.
GIouc, yeoman, and Ursula Hedges of Church Iloneybonrne.
Aug. 23. Thomas lleircs of Upton "Warren, " wyerdrawer," and
Elianor Bcrecroft, of the same place.
Sept. 17. Thomas llunle of Alceslei', yeoman, ;iud Mar^'erv
Egcocko of Feckenham. "
Oct. 3. William Ew.ais and Anne Sharthascll of Pidford. Pond
signed by Thomas l;.,v,.y of Pi.lford, co. AVarwirk, husbandman,
and Edwar.l Jioovey of ,S(. Martin's, Worcester, clothier.
ICOO, Apr. 14. Thoma. il,,s,.l«..d,. and Elizabrth Dvn.-lry „f Crop-
Ihorne; Thomas l:i;.;..:^ Iv;,,. and Edward Arehbo'ld gei'il., both of
the city of W.a-.v.l-a, b.^in;; Imuml.
Aug. 24. William IJMiikin; nf the city of W.ircester, weaver, and
Ann Aboil of Inkbriinw.
Aug. 27. William l.am:slou of Elndey CasHe, gcnl.,nnd Alice
Townesend of Cmpilnane.
Feb. 9. Thomas Twil I „■, ,l,ak, and Ann Hair, bnth ,,f Church
Honeybourne ; he, and James Ashwyn, of the same parish, being
bound.
MARRIAGE LICENCES. 181
13 K]iz;>li.,l'cb. 11. Tlionws Ilmi-htnii ..f Fcrkingliam, co. ^\^.I^■esful•,
yciit., iind Margery ISailif nf St,,kc-]iiinr ; l-Ahvard I'.nnviie of
Inkbcrrow, yeoman, one of llu' ]>artiis ImhuhI.
May (1) 5. Jolm AVingu uf Tioain-to,,, eo. W..r.;,slrr, and
]\Iargery Antec of the same parish ; Kobert AVinge of I'.ricklo-
liani[iton, ami George Kecke (signs his name Kcxc) of JJkickwell,
in Tredington, yeoman, being buund.
July 15. "Koger Grisohl of ' Kownton, ,-o. AVurwick, \veaver, and
Joan Sadler of Grafton.
Sei.t. 5. William Gremcliill and Kli/.abrlh Harper, botli of
AVarwick ; AVilliam Grcenehill df Nauntun I'.eucliaiiip, yeoman,
one of the parties bound.
8ept. 10. Gilbert Underliill of Clent, eo. Stafionl, .'Inthier, and
Isidiel llarret of Kidderminster.
IGUd, Vvh. 21. l".(bnund ]>:astoourt of Tetbury, eo. Glonerstcr, and
Margaret Folly of I'irton, co. Worcester, maiden.
.Mareii 9. John Dower of .Martley, co, "Wore, husbandman, and
i'.bzabeth Ingram.
9 .lamrs 1, .luno 24. Eieliard Xurri^ of Chariii-lon, co. GIouc, and Joan
llobdey of Fcckcnham, co. "Woic. ; Henry llobdey of Fecken-
liam, gent., being bound.
The name of this Feokenham and Inkbcrrow family is other-
wise written in tlio Visitation of AViirwick-hire taken in 1G19.
Aug. 1.3. Jolm Trytl'lye of llvcsliam and J.,v,r Cowley,
His name is written i'/"'/// in ili,' Alihot's Mojion register,
which records the marriage.
Aug. 18. Jerrard Procter antl .Mary HMbd-ye, botli of .Slri'llun on
tliu I'osse.
Aug. 2.3. George Partridge and l.u-ri A^ldiie of St, Andrew'.^
Droitwich, maiden; Adam ParUigv of J )r.iit\vich, gent,, one of
the parties bound.
Feb. 13. Kichard Gibbos, widower, and Alice Gotterell, maiden,
bolh of Stratford-on-Avon.
Feb. 15. William Marchall ..f Graft. .u Flyford, yeoman, and
Jlargery Starkey of llonoybourne, widow; Kobert Turner, of
I-ong .Marston, co. Glouc., being one of the parlies lioimd,
ICl], Aug', 13. Thomas Charlett of Cleevc Prior, yeoman, and .Margaret
I'.ades of Cougliton, co. Warwick.
Oct 14. John Lillic of lieoley, miller, and Dorotliy IMallct of
Alvechurch, maiden.
ICn, Aug. 2G. Walter Pullingham of Xannlnn I'.eauchamp and Elioncr
Jones of IJradley, maidm,
Nov. 20. John Acton of Upton nu Sevrru an.l :\rarg.iret Tandy of
the same parish, wiilow. ■
]>er. 9. .U.hn Wells and i:iizabetli .\shwine, si.inster, both of
.Slr..tf,.rd-..n-Avon,
IVb, I. ,l,,],n Slulrr and Marv Lilly, spin.t.r, both of Ahn-ler.
1G12, July I. Charles Jlel tt of Cl.rvr Prior .nid .\nn Cole of SaUord,
July I. .Sir G.M.rge Winio,- ,,f Cplon W.invn, knt, and lurl,, and
Mary Snuth, da. of Sir Charles Smith of ^Vootten Wawcn, knt.
182 MARRIAGE LICENCES.
1G43, July 20. Juliu Cos, clurk, of Holt, and Elizabeth Hooper of
Kiif^liock, iiiiiiacn.
July 30. John li.ill ..f Flifnr.iyiavell and Mary Hobday aUa^
L.acy of Hanbuiy, )naidi'ii.
Aug. G. Edmund Suniiau of Nauufon Leauchanip and Jane
Tonilinson alia.'^ Jlaker of >Stoultou, spinster.
Nov. 12. Nicholas Lcehniore of ffaidey Ca.stle, Escj., and rcnelope
Sandy.s of All Saints' in Worcestc^r, niiuih.ai.
Tliis Xichola.s l,(ird Leclnnero, a Jlaron of the Exchequer, kept
a diary, in Avhi,li, under the date 10.31, Sept. 3, he made an
entry relatin- tn the battle of "Woreester : " The battell began on
the west sidr llir .iiv (in those Very fields where my brother in
law, Colonel] I'.dwvn Sandys, lle^ 23 of Sept. lG42,'fought with
Prince Kufjert and reeea\ed \\\r_ wounds whereof afterwards
(1 Dec. 1G42) he died, liut was ended (and was .sharpest) on the
east side."
Dec. 31. Thomas lluband of Kous T,ench and :\tary lJr.;w of
Inkberrow, maiden.
Jan. 26. Jolin Savadge of Inkljerrow gent, and liridget Uyson of
33oriiiston, maiden.
Feb. 11. Thoma.s Jiallanl and Aliee Hobday, spinster, both of
Inkberrow.
16i3, Apr. 3. (icorge Roberts, S.T.P., of Henibledoii, ISueks, and
Mary Sheldon of Litth^ton, maiden.
Apr. 8. Robert Timbrell of Ipsley and Ann llolliocke of
Studlcy.
Aug. 4. William Harbateh of lid;berr..w and Joyc'C Huband of
Salford, maiden.
Oct. 2. AViUiam ( lanrtt of_ ISidfovd and :Mary Parker of Exhall,
Kjiinster.
Jan. 9. (labriel Young, the vonng.r, of Cliobliam, eo. Surrey, and
Elizabeth Eetehmore of Han'ley Caslle, maiden.
Eeb. 7. Nicholas Eilly of AViteld.oJd, in 1 lodderliill, widower,
an<l IClizabcth Kind)erlv of I'.i-omsLiove, maiden.
l^larch 9. John Ellins ,.f Abbot's Morion, baehelor, and Ann
Chapman of Bidhjrd, maiden.
March \i. Thomas Eangston of llinlon on the (heen, co. Glouc,
and Mary Stoakes of Sed-eberrow, widow.
1611, May 1. Nathaniel Jord.m of Taunton Peaueliamp, bachelor, and
Alice Woodward of Throckmorton, maiden.
Aug. 1, George Hyde gmt. an.l b;iizab,.lh Fox, spin.ster, both of
Daylcsford.
Aug. U. John P.eareroft gent, and I'rances Vernon, spinster, both
of Hanbury.
JN'oy. 2. AVilliani Freeman, rector of Strett.m on the Fosse, and
Sophia Harrison, of the parish of Holy Cro.ss in i','r>liore, maiden.
Dec. 21. ]\faurice Walsini;ham uf Coughton, widower, and Aim
Paldwyn of Longdon, in Tn-dinglon, maiden.
Jan. 2',J. Thomas 1 »,e_;aid of (iraflon I'lvfnnl, wi.lower, and Joan
lleniminge, of tl,.' .-ame pansli, .^pin^ter."
1615, Aug. 2'J. ^Villialu Child ol Shiawley E.-.p and Elizabeth Sparree
of the city of AW.ieeoter, .-pin^tei.
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It i:5 curious tliat Loth Ur'si.' sui'iiauics occur ;is lx'lou.i,'in,i; to the
same pari.s]i, tliat of I'owick, near "Worcester, on a suli.siily-rull
,latcaiEawar(liii;(No. ^) Tliomaa Sparry, being taxed ij'.vj''.,
ami Tliomas Child, i,i^
lGJ-">, Sejit. 6. Wilham Sale, hachclor, and Joan llemiuiugv, widow,
hoth of Inkberr.nv.
Sept. 21. Anlli.iuy Jaine.s of Temple Grafton, yeoman, and Ann
Jones of llinton on the Green, spin-tir.
Oct. 2-5. Francis Godfroo of Ahhct's .Mnrtnn, hachidor, and :\rary
Englisli, of Eou.s Leneli, sjiiiister.
John le En-leys was of lliis parish of Lench in 1327. How
long the Godfrey family had been at :Morton does not apjiear.
The marriage of a Francis Godfrey of Abbot's ^lorton and Frances
Rmithe of Xorton is given in the registers of Xorton-with-I.<'neh-
wick, 31 Jan., 1611.
Jan. 29. Sir Henry Fetherstone knt. and Frances da. of Sir Henry
Herbert of Kilibcsford knt.
Fel). 8. Kobert Foly of Stourbridge, bachelor, and Ann Uhirton
of the city of Woi'ccsti^r, .spinster.
Prior to the year IGGl, then; seems to be no regular and
continued record of the grant of marriage licences at "Worcester.
IGGl.Apr. 17. AVilliam Holmes of IJidford, cordwaincr, aged 23,
bachelor, and Hannah liolter of I'-ckinglon, about 2-}, maiden.
Ai.r. 20. I'.chvard Plinnb of Tiddin,i;ton, co. Woi'c, about -10,
widower, and Kli/.abcth Hastinges of the same jilace, about 21,
maid .servanb
June 11. John ?ibiriis nf Hivlf-ulon ^ent., about 10, widower.
Mid Mary FuiLt of Long Maislon, co.'(;l<air., .ibout 21, maiden,
her parents bolli dead.
Juno 11. Kobert Morris of llrclfoilo,,, yeoman, aliout ;;0, bachelor,
and Susanna Greene of the same pavi>.li, about 21, maidi'u.
Lc Neve does not appear to liavi' known lo what place this
family of Morris belonged ; but he assigns to ihem a coat of
arms: J'r,/i,,rrr., „f Kiii./hf.^, p. 418.
June 2C. ]^.bert Solh'rs of A\'on:ester, a]TOthccary, about 24, and
Hester Poole, about 17, da. of "William Poole of lloneybourne.
Aug. 3. Walter Steward of Inlcberrow, about 25, bachelor, •■ind
Alice Hill, da. of Hum].hrcy H.ll, of Feckenham, about 19.
Aug. 31. Tliomas Hunt of l.lndrry in Inkberrow, gent., .about 27,
bachelor, and Ursula Cliapman of '.Marlelilf in Pidford, about 21,
maiden.
Sept. 4. John :\lalten of Cburchill. husbauduian, about 40, and
Mary Fincher of Haekctt's I'aonjd.ton, 2 1, da. of Koger Fincher.
Oct. 5. John Kobin.son of lidibcirow, carp.ul.r, 28, bachelor, and
Cicely Hobday ((/(W.s- Lacy, ,,| l^ckridiam, about 27, maiden.
Oct. 2G. Jhuics r.askeryilc of Al.cr f.dow.', co. Kadlu.r, genl., 22,
and Flizabrth Crillin of I'.ickmardi, about 21, a maiden; her
parents dead.
Nov. 1. Ni-bolas K,.kc of r.idford, aboul .Tl, widower, an,l
f.leanor Pound of AlccNlrr, about 2 1, maidm.
Jan. 18. John Wadley of N'ewent, co. Glouc, about 23, and
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jSSS- ss,:"- ,S"- "'"" -^' '"^''^" ■ ^'"^^"^-'^ "^^
''''"';:^l„w;. J';"v" l^?'^^"^l-n. ...f stoke Wor, geut.,al,out 40,
' •' ^ ' r>:" ChMimuu, of Tardebigoo, about 40, Widow • to
be iiiaiTied at Jhdfonl or Stoke Prior '
'woir,^^SS:S^U'SS^
irr- J''"^■^"»'^fI'"•^l"-*'->l-'"t24,u■aide^. "'"' "^'"^
16G., March 29 Kichard Andre^-es of Donn.sto,., bnsba.uh.an 30 and
.Sarah Hayncs, about 30, da. of Francis Hayues, .f'l.f;. me
place, Imsbaudmau. ^ "-■=>' i w'c same
i ci tatiier dead, lier niotlier consentiug. Licence apiil ed for bv
Geo^^ bale, shoen.ker, of Bulford, .4^re the marrii^ ^H I
June 14. Cornelius AVood«-ard of Peoplcton, clerk about 50
^HnW oMh"'''"^' ^-'-'■^I"'^'-ow, tanni^4, and Alice
iaed bv t T l;-;>'^!'. .''bout 20, nuudcn ; t]>c statement
Kierllni. ""mplnxy and l,y WUiam Tomes of
Sept. 20. -NVini.-nu Coleman of ]
30, and Alice Deane of Jiidfurd, about 1)0, Lm
(Tolcco„l!,wa/.J
^Wirce.sloi', about
Untitts o! il\oahs.
Tar, K.>iu,oo>i or Jl.in ,b .S,n,„„nh asi, Siu™ bi'mno .',00 Yr„„
NOTICES OF BOOK?. 185
llic peerage law of Scotlaml— a siiliject wliieli lie had sUidicd under il.,
;,'rpntest master, the lato Juhii Kiddell — cuiitains a vindication of the
ancient historical dignity of 'Mnv against the recent attempt of the
Conniiittee of Privileges of the llonsc of Lords to extinguish it.
It might It jiriori have been thought dilHcult to make the qiumtio
vx'ila of the iNIar Peerage intelligiljle to geucral readers ; but Lord
Crawford has done more than this. Handling his subject with the
strictest historical impartiality, he also invests it with an interest that
never allows the reader's attention to flag, and at times makes it as
picturesquely exciting as a romance.
The ancient and—pficf Lord Eedesdale — still existing Earldom of ^lar,
the solo survivor of tlie Celtic ilormaerdoms of Scotland, carries us back
to at least the twelfth century, where Lord Crawford's account of it
begins : but we can here do no more than allude briefly to those salient
jioints in its history that most directly affect the question in dispute.
The Salic or Lenidiard law never prevailed in Scotland, and lands and
dignities went invariably by the operation of law to heirs general or heirs
of line ; those occasional settlements on heirs male which were allowed
after the accession of Eobert I being always treated as exceptions to
the common law, and looked on with disfavour. The Earldom of !Mar,
in the end of the fourteenth century, went in succession to two Countesses
in their own right, iLnrgaret, Avho was also Countess of Douglas by marriage,
and Isabel The nijifiis of Countess Isabel by Alexander Stewart,
illegitimate .son of the " "Wolf of Badenoch," is a well-known episode in
Scottish history. This desperado, after a murderous attack on that laily's
first hu.sbaud, laid siege to her Castle of Kildrunimy, compelled her to be
his wife, and on 12th August, 1-lOi, extorted from her a charter which,
had the King confirmed it, would, on the failure of his issue by Isabel,
have given the earldom to his heirs instead of her's. Piut, failing such
confirmation, the writ was but a worthless bit of parchment ; and weak
as was the law in those northern jiarts in the reign of Eobert III, the
outrage was too flagrant to lie altogether condoned. The King refused
liis confirmation ; but a compromise was adjusted : and after a dramatic
scene at Kildrunimy, of which Alexander's renunciation of the charter
of 12th August formed part, Isabel granted on 9th December I'lOl, a
new cliarter to her husbancl, giving him a liferent right, but with re-
mainder to her own heirs in the Earldom — which charter the King duly
confirmed, so that it became the ruling investiture. Isabel soon died
childless, and the acknowledged rights of her next heirs, the I'^rskincs
(descended from a grand-aunt of Isabel), were tlius postponed till
Alexander's death, which occiirred in 11:35.
Li 1138 Eobert Lord Erskiue established his ri-ht by the usual legal
form of service before a jury, and became Earl of ^lar. lint the Crown
had in the meantime entered into possession of the valuable terrritories
of the Earldom, and was loathe to give- them up ; and James II and
his advisers, after t' nii'nrizin.i,' fur a length of time, in l-ir>7, reduced Earl
Eobcrt's retour by a 'Snvice negative,' based on the plea tli.at by the
bastardy of Alcxiindri-, nr in virtue of a transaction between him and
James I in M2C, thit Earldom fell to the Crown. Either pnttext Avas
worthless, ina;-nnuh as Alexander was only a liferentcr: but to jirovo
him not to be so, the unconlirmod and invalid charter of August 1-101,
186 NOTICES or BOOKS.
was, liy an npou and shamolcs.s perversion of justice, reared np hy
Cliancellor Crichlon as against the valid and confirmed cliarter of
December UOi.
Miglit thus triumphed over right till 1565, when Queen ]\[ary, learning
the story of Lord Erskine's wrongs, was " moved by conscience" to make
liim the fullest ])ossible reparation, and granted him a charter restoring
to liim that Earldom of Mar, of which, as heir of Countess Isaljel and
Earl Kobert, lu; and his forbears had been unjustly dejirived by the acts
of her jiredecessors. This Lord Erskinc is known in history as the
Ecgcnt ]\Lar, and tjie Earldom thus restored to its lawful owner was
enjoyed by him and inherited by his descendants in nnliroken succession
for iivc gcneratiojis.
In 1715 John Earl of Mar, who headed the rising in favour of the
Stuarts, was attainted. But for his attainder his only surviving child.
Lady Frances Erskine, would, it was universally admitted, have succeeded
him as Countess in her own right. The attainder was removed,
not in her time, but in the next generation, in the person of John
Francis luskinc of Mar, her son. It no doubt happened tliat the restored
Earl had also become next heir male of the family : but by the direct
admissii)n of those who had the strongest interest to take an opposite
view, his light was derived from his mother : and the Act of Restoratioir
expressly restored him as "grand.son and heir of line" of the attainted
Earl. Had females been excluded from the succession, the Earldom
would indeed nev«r have come to the F.rskiiies ; and therefore also when
in 18GG ]'>arl John Francis stiller died without issue or brother's issue,
the succession of his sister's son was acijuii-sced in as a matter of course
by every one, includin- the lieiv male roll.itrral, the l;,te Earl of Xellie.
liy and liy, liowrver, L.ird KMllr nnn.miitvd liis dnul.ls, claimed bv
l)elili.iu til llir Cr.iwn, not. tlic' J^arldoiii licl.l bv Cratiiev, bv Isalu'l
Douglas, and by Kobert i'.rskine, and ille-;illv witlilicld ti-oin 'tlir four
following generations of Erskines, but an l^aildom ni-\ir ]»■{,, rr luaid of,
and sujiposed to have been created by <|Mii'cn .M,nv in ia\nur of Lead
Erskine, not by the charter by which" slio restored 'to liiiii and his Iteirs
fi.c. heirs of line) his rights 2)rr mii<h/m jii^lliic (which was imagined
only to confer the lands), but a patent a few weeks later giving him a
new-fangled "peerage-earldom" of !Mar, with a dillerent remainder from
that of the restoration charter, namely, to the heirs male of his body.
The law oilicers of the Crown, both for England and Scotland, )iaturally
pronounced the hypothesis on which this claim was built \nitenable ;
nevertheless the House of Lords, on \\v rcpnit of the Cnmniittce of
I'rivileges, transmitted their oin'iiion, on wliidi llie Crdwn a.ted, that the
Earl of Xellie (the J.resent Earl, his futlicr liaving died dnvin- the
.■ •' Karldnm of
depend.'nce, „f tlir r.
ase), 1
.ad made nut bis
claim
Marcivaled in l.-.G:..
The pr,.f..und ast.
.nislni
irnl whir]. Ibis ,1,
■cisioll
when the -voun.ls of
it. -wrl
■r exaniincl, as the
sc arc
of Lord Ked,.Mlal.. :
md tl
ir latr Lonl Cbch
nsf,,nl
unfortunatr dirtu of
Lord Cam.lrn, who, 1
linwrv
aw loidsot ia.sl ec
cv, eminent as Kn.;
utiirv,
h'sb 'li
in Seotli>b histon.
n-rol,
Is, and prrccdrnts.
Tie
in direct opposition 1
:o the
la'w of .Scotland, b
ait it
NOTICES OF BOOKS. 187
tliat tlicir autliors expressly repiuliateJ the application or, rather rrducHo
n,I „h.->Nrdnin, wliieli is made of the)n by Lords llcdesdalc and Chelmsford
in tlic Mar case. These two formulated dicta are, 1st, " Lord Mansfield's
law," that titles of honour must in dnjiin be presumed to go to heirs
male of the body ; from whence it was inferred that ^Margaret and Isabel
were Countesses by a new creation by " patent " in favour of their
resjiective husbands, and that neither Earl Robert nor any succeeding
Erskinc down to Queen Mary's time had any rightful chniu to the ]'2arldom
of Mar. 2ndly, "Lord Camden's law;" that a charter of " comitatus," in
which the title of Earl was not specifically mentioned, gave the lands
onl}' and not the dignity : ergo it was inferreil, Queen ^Mary's restitu-
tion charter was but a grant of the lands of the Earldom of !Mar to Lord
Erskine, who must moreover have acquired the dignity of Earl of ^^lar by
a separate patent, and one — agreeablj' to "Lord Jlansfield's law" — with
limitation, not like the restitution charter, to heirs general, but to heirs
male of the body! "\\nule such is the "liypothcsis built on a hypotlicsis"
of Lords Redesdale and Chelmsford, the fact, well known to all jiersons
conversant witli Scottish records and charters (for it is really a question
of fact, not of law) is, that all charters of "comitatus " carried thi? title,
of \vhicli there was very rarely any separate mention ; and that ikj
sp]iarate patent of the dignity of Earl was ever heard of in Scotland till
IGOO. The furllier errors of the Committee, including the resuscitation
of the unconfirmed charter of August 1401, as against the valid one of
December 1101, the setting at naught of solenni decisions of the Court
of Session in 1G26, and the charge made against tlu^ Tr.;, surer llarl of
fi-audulent!y destroying the imaginary patent in IGOG, witli the \\vw of
getting a higher precedence than 1-3G5, are exposed and refuted in detail
by Lord Crawford.
But if the ICarl of Kcllie is to be regarded I'.arl of .Afar m resjiect of
this resolution of 1505, it does not follow, as seems to have been at first
imagined, that the heir general, who never claimed this newly discovered
title, is, since the decision of 1^75, any less Earl of i\Iar, di'. jin-c and dc
farto, than he was when he succeeded by right of blood to his uncle in
18G6. That the resolution is not tlius two-edged has been admitted by
the House of Lords itself in 1877. Nevertlieless the heir general has
been practically dcljarred from voting at Ilolyrood by a]i ex. fada iiregular
order is.sued by the House of Loids licfore tlu'ir resolution had been
confirmed by the Queen, and Ims licen subjected to other disabilities,
from' which it is to be hoped tbat means may shortly be found to
relieve him.
At a recent meeliug for llir oI,.r|,i,,u of a K.'i)rescutative Peer, the
dissatisfaction of a Ln-c hod.v <.r llir Seoltisli Peerage foun<l expression
iiiniilier against the reception of tlic
1 of Mar; ami tlie question has now
ipf Srijtland as more than a jiersonal
of I lie tiibunal (or more properly
li lliiir riglds are discussed, threaten-
1 ami eLiiinants of jieerage. Lord
ieli il is didi.idt to gninsav, that tlui
if Mirli .jueMioiis is slill, 'a.s it was
A S,ssi,,n. The jiivisdiriion of the
age clauuo wa.^ exercised till I'.ir on in
in protests by
vote of the ']•:
come to be rcj
one, the unsa
.sevenl
arl of
ganh.l
tisfaeto
eell of
ICellie
by tlle
ry elia
commission of
iiKjuirA
•j befol
ing serious jie
Crawford uku,,
rils to'
(aiiis, o
Scotti-
proper and le,.
before the V^
Supremo Couif
iio„, in til" t
, of Scotland
188 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
lasl contury ; and Ihc ]iractico -wliich has grailually sprung ii]i of Scottish
claimants petitioning tlic Sovereign aiul being referred to the House of
Lords is, according to liis view, in strictness only a sort of irregular
arbitration, devoid of strict legal sanction. lie advises a return by
claimants to the constitutional usage which has been discontinued, " not
from any Idclicg on the part of the Court, but from the action of
claimants only." Such a coidri'lcinps as that of ]\rar could certainly not
have occurred lind the case been brought before the judges of Scotland,
and argued on both sides by counsel learned in tlic law of that country.
Genealogical Memoirs of the Echlin Family. By Johx R. Eciii.ix,
M.A. Edinburgh [1882], 8vo. Second E<lition.
Some years ago Jlr. Echlin printed a manuscript in his jiossession
entitled " Memoirs of the ancient families of the Echlins of Pittadro,"
by George Crawfurd, Esq., to which he added an ajipendix setting fortlr
the more modern lineage of the family. This has been long since out of
print, and he explains in his preface the nature of this srrond edition, .so
well that wc cannot do better than give his own words :—
" I have thought it well to prepare a Second Edition of the little
work — a spcniid edition I call it, although, as will be seen, it departs
considerably from tlic jilan of the fir-^f, in that ISIr. George Crawfurd's
'Memorial' — tlie basis and starting jioint of the first edition — is not here
given at length ; the greati'r part of tliat performance having been found,
on investigation, to lie a wnik (sn far as the Echlins were concerned) of
pure iniaginaliiin, nianifc,-,lly diiiwii up in pilausilile fulfilment of an
entrusted eomnii.-sion." .Much as>istanie has been adonled the author of
this compilation by !Mr. K. R. Studavt, a genealogist well known to our
readers as one of the best authorities on Scotti.sh family hislorw
The Ecldins of Pittadro, chiefs of the nanuj in Scotland, ih^'scend from
"William Echling, Laird of Pittadro in 14.57, whosc^ line ended in Henry
Echlin of that ])Iace, early in the seventeenth century. The account given
of them is followed by an exhaustive note on the Arms of the Echlin
Family, which sets forth the variations of the coat borne. There is
.ilso a facsimile of a grant of a Crest to John Echlin, eldest sou of
Robert Echlin, Bishop of ])own and Connor, a iirelate described as
the " Root and Founder of the Irisli branch of the family." lie was a
cadet of Pittadro. His descemlants are carefully traced out to the
present representative, the Rev. John R. Echlin, the author of this
memoir. From tlie .second son of Robert Echlin, grandson of the P.ishop,
arc descended the Echlins, P.aronels, whose luifortunate histiuy is well
known to the readers of Burke's " A'icissitudes of Families." Their
jiedigrec is given in A])pendix 1. The eurinu^; ivader will do well to
compare it with the account given in Mr. Fnstei's P.aronelage. Tin;
pedigrees difier somewhat ; as to whicli is tlie mo;:t. correct tlie facts cited
do not warrant us in fonning an npinioi,. ()tl„.r bianrhes of the Echlins
are dealt with in \W ,-.iilis,.,nieiil pngrs of Appendix. .Mr. J'xhlin has
produced a very iis.^l'iil, and to all a|i]M'araiic.'s jiviiialc, airount of this
ancient family, which must be c(iii.sid.ivd as the foimdalioii stone uiitni
which may be Imilt a superstructure giving a detailed and juovcl family
history. So far as it goes the book is good, the greatest fault we have to
find with it i.s, that it has no index.
NOTICES OF BOOKS. 189
A ]\Iemorial History of the CAMPBELLa of ISIelfort, Argyllshire.
By Margaret Olympia Campbell. London, 1882, 4to.
" The wish to perpotuntc tlie noLlo and patriotic duty of a race during
all time remarkable for their fidelity to their sovereign and to tlie cliief
of their clan " is the authoress's apology for a very interesting and
elegantly printed liislory of this branch of the great Clan Campbell of
Argyll. The chief defects in it ai-o, that the genealogical statements it
contains arc nnsupported by references to wills, parisli registers, and
documents of such a nature as are necessary to prove tlio coniieclion of
its various members, and the absence of any index wliatever to its
contents. The statements made rest therefore solely on the autliorily of
writer.
Tlic lands and Barony of Jlelfort were granted by King David Bruce
to Sir Archibald Campbell of Lochaw in 1343, and continued in his
family till sold by Col. John Campbell in 1838, but there still remains
ill the possession of the family the small property of Kilchoan, situated
at the western extremity of the estate. No account of a Highland family
would be thought complete which could not toU some mysterious
story, and liero we are given one of a singular and apparently
inexplicable kind. There is a light which ajipears at times, over one
sjiot on a bank near the river Oude, an<l which, on approaching,
disappears, to the terror of the beholder. Curious to relate, wlien the
present possessor of the estate was making a new road, it necessitated a
cutting through this bank, which brought to light two stone coffins, of
which the stones were simply placed together \\'ithout any fastenings.
One of them contained tlic ashes of a man, the other the remains of a
female with a necklace of oriental character, and a bracelet. It is over
this spot the light is seen. A bridge has been Ijuilt there aero.ss the
river, but notwithstanding the cofllns and their conlents were buried in
Kilmelfort clmrchvard, tlie light still remains.
The Campbells' of ^Melfort are traced from Xeil, son of Sir Colin
Campbell 11th kniglit of Lochaw, who died in 1340. Between him and
Xige, who probably fell at Flodden, 1513, only tu'O genenitious are
given ; these seem too few in a jjcriod of 173 years !
The Campbells appear to be remarkable f(jr the number of inciiibers of
the family who have done good service to their queen and coiiiitiy in tlie
Army and Navy, among whom may be mentioned Sir Patrick, Sir Colin,
and Sir Alexander Campbell, Bart. Tiie various .services of these gallant
ollicers are duly recorded.
Pedigrees of the :\[acdouga]ls of ]\racdougall, ^raclachlans of :\rac-
lachlan (Iwhvnot of ' that" Ilk,') and of the Camerons of Lochiel, as
well as the descendants of the Campbells of :\relfort in the female lino
arc given. Notes of Charters and Deeds relating to the Melfort proiierty
are placed in an appendix. 'I'liese ought, at all events the earliei- ones,
to have been reprodured in faesin)ile, and in all cases to have been
lirinted >ii dii'iigo.
The illustrations and general get up of this volume are all that can lie
desired, and it will form an elegant addition to the drawiii ;-r..om table
literature of every descendant of the house of ^lelfort.
190 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
Pedes Fixium. Edited by Walter Eye. Xonvicli, 1881, 8vo.
Tlio fines indexed in this little reprint from tlie publications of tlie
Norfolk Archaeological Society extend from 3 Richard I to the end of
John. In an introduction 'Mi: Rye explains in an exceedingly clear and
conci.?e manner the olyects and form of a final concord, tlio nature of
tlieso documents, and the best way of consulting tliom. It is impossible
for us to do justice to the valuable remarks he has made without
repi'inting the greater part of his introduction. He has generously
consented to allow such ])art3 of it as are of more than mere local interest
to ajjpear in our next number, and to supplement tliem witli furtlior
information on the subject likely to bo of use to those ignorant of the
vast amount of valuable genealogical information this jiarticular class of
public records allbrd.
TirK Records of St. Michael's Parish Church, Bishop's Stortford.
Edited by J. L. Glasscock, Jun. London, Elliott Stock, 1882, 8vo.
Some time ago Mr. Speechley, cliurchwarden, undertook Hk' task of
examining the papers preserved in the vestry of llishnp's Stuilfoid
churcli, in which he was assisted by Mr. Glasscock. Tlie h\un' intirrsting
parts of those papers, the whole of which are kept in tlie vesiry of St.
Micliai'l's Chunb, iiiv now placetl before the public. Tliey co)isist of the
clmrcbwardcns' acruiuils from U31 — 1847, or at all events parts of them.
There is nothing to ijidicatc liow far tliey are given in their entiretj'. A
list of the vicars from 1332, and cliurchwardens from l-iSO, to tlie
])rcscnt time, accounts relating to tlic Guild St. John tlie Baptist,
inventories of church goods, 1537, eliurcli ri^ntals rirra Edw. IV.,
Ric. Ill, and 21 Hen. VIII., tlie chuiehw:,id.i,s' b,,ok, 1GI2, accounts
of the collectors for the poor, extracts from lln' ovcisi'i'i's' book, i^-o., \-c.,
and lastly a most useful list of monuniLulal in.sciiptioiis, both in the
cliurch and churchyard. A good index of names com})letes the volume.
Great credit appears to be due to tlie vicar and cliurclnvardens for
their care of the documents confided to their keeping, but the other
parish autboi-ities ajipear to have counterbalanced this by a piece of ruthles-s
neglect :—
At the allluial vcstiy iiK:rt,ing, M.iuli .'.., l^.-.l, it w.is •Jus.Jiul Ihal llic Ass^.^laiit
Onrseci- should be cmpoircrcd lo iriuuir all luu.L-i Ulowjiiui to Ihc ^nirish froui the Corn
Kxchunyc, and lake charjc of them at hi.i (iirn re.skkiicc.'"
It is not unreason.able to sii|ipos(^ tliat the next consignee of these
ancient documents will be tlir r.uldr man.
The notes to the chuivliu.udrn-.' a.vuuuts arc; useful, but many
more might liave been add.d \\i{\\ advantage, ij/., lliat gaiig-tyde
()). -13) means Rogation week. If, Imucver, we 'have too few notes u/tlie
cliurchwardens' accounts, the oiiiissini, is m.iilc up for by rather overdoing
those to the inventories of cluiivh -..mIs,— those on Chalice, Cruetts, Cope,
Alb, etc., being we think unnecessary. Obis, /.,'. albs, is delined as
".satin ma.le at Ihug.s," owing to the Jigurc referring to the note being
NOTICES OF BOOKS. 191
]ilace(l against that word instead oi against " brcdgis," tlio old writing
for Brnges. The. ewer and basons ^^'ere used in the service of tlic Mass,
and not for tlic font as stated in note 17.
'Mv. Glasscock, in his preface, apologises for not liaving included the
Parish Register in his work on account of the space it woidd occupy,
asserting with much truth that extracts o;i/y arc worse than useless.
Essex antiquaries have to thank liim for a very useful and i)istructive
book, and a valuable contribution to local topography. Wc trust that it
will prove sufficiently successful to induce him to print the: Parish
Register as a companion volume. Such a publication would be (piite as
much, probably much more, appreciated than his present volume.
Gexeai-ogy and Biogkaphical Sketches op the Youxgman Family.
By David Youxgman, M.D. Boston, Mass., 1883, 8vo.
This little fanuly record gives a clear and interesting account of the
descendants of Francis Younginan, who was living at Roxbury, now a
part of Boston, as early as 1G84. The name is uncommon in the United
States, not more than a dozen of his descendants in male line being in
existence at the present time. Dr. Youngman considers, apparently ^vith
good reason, that the name came to England from Germany, and that its
original sjielling Jungman was anglicised into the present form. "We
ranniit bestow greater praise on tlie evident care and accuracy of tlie
wi-iter, than by saying that his jiamphlet is absolutely free from the
usual rubbish regarding English ancestors which distigaires most American
Genealogies.
Deeds Relatixg to PAursii axd OTiiEn Ciiaiuties of ^VA^■nswoItTIl.
By Wat.tee Rye, 1881, 8vo.
In the vestry of the church of Wandsw.irth arc preserv<Hl upwards of
forty old documents relating to tlie irarisli charities. The laslc of editing
these documents was wisely confided by the A'estry to Mr. "Walter Rye,
who lias performed the labour with that care and accuracy which always
characterize his handywork. Ilis report on the administration of tlie
charities is satisfactory, no great irregularities having crept in. Indeed,
the printed parish accounts show that Forsyth's Charit}', the income of
which is _£."> 5s. lOd. per annum, makes an annual expenditure of
.£'11 12s. 9d., a feat wo recommend to the consi<loration of the vestrymen
and churchwardens of other parishes, whose charities ^aro not usually so
Well administered.
Remixiscexces of James C. Aveu axh the Town of Avi;it. Tliird
Edition. By Ciiaules Cowley. Lowell, Mass., 8vo.
James Cook Ayer was the eldest surviving son of Frederick, son of
Elislia Ayer. "When seven years old he losl, his father by death and
commenced the battle of life. His success in the .struggle is the suliject
of these page.--, and will be read with interest as well as profit by those
who are f.iitunate eiinuvh to see a copy of Judge Cowley's amusing
nan-.Uive. His grandfal lii-r, .James Cook, was engaged in'tho llanncl
in.uiufaetuie, and w.lli hnu the b.,y, when only eleven years ,,ld, made a
cunliacl to attend the picker in his mill for four cents an hour. " Tliis
192 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
anxious and aspiring boy actually worked t^yonty hours a day on his
gi'andfalhcr's picker, in order tu earn four cents an hour. It was not
from more selllshiip.ss that he did this, for when ho had saved about
fourteen dollars out of his earnings, lie lent it to his grandfather, taking a
note for that amount, hrarin;/ intercd — mark his early care to liave his
money earning more money — and then made a present of this interest-
bearing note to his widowed mother."
His industry was er^ualled, if not surpassed, by his ability. At one
time lie made himself master of the business of an apothecary, and the
University of Pennsylvania gave him the degree of M.l). At twenty-one
years of age he invented a rotary steam engine ; he also invented a
system of telegrapliic printing, and nunil.>ers of niachincs. To follow out
the history of his varied successes is beyond the scope of these pages ;
suffice it to say, that he died at the comparatively early age of GO in 1878,
the architect of his own fortune, and that fortune no less than ten or
twelve million dollars. Judge Cowley deals with his subject in an nble
and entertaining manner, and we can assure our readers that the lih; of
this remarkable man is well worth reading.
The Look of the V.^uiax F.\mily. Ly S.ui. Luiggs. Cleveland,
Oliio, 1881, Svo.
In this volume ]\Ir. Biiggs, whoso compilations on the Briggs' family
we have already noticed iu the ' Genealogist,' gives a clear and well
written account of the descendants of Isaac Varian, the first of the
name in the United States. Various traditions are current as to his
origin, and i\Ir. Briggs is of opinion that he came from Holland, to
which country he or his predecessors hail migrated from France. He
was settled as a butcher in New York as early as 1720, in which city he
has always been considered as one of the "fathers of the guild." Ho
died about 1800, and must therefore have reached a great age, at all
events nearly 100. Several portraits of the most distinguished of his
descendants adorn this volume, including a very pleasing one of its
laborious author.
Notices of persons of the name in France, Canada, and Ireland are
prefixed, together with some observations on its origin. It is in the
opinion of the writer a corruption of Yarin, i.e. Guerin, which in
the Teutonic dialect signilicd "lover of war." It seems, however, to us
that it might almost as easily be considered a corruption of Yarignon.
Apropos to the assumed Xornian origin of the family ^Mr. Briggs gives
a very amusing chapter, entitled " Xorniaudy and tlie Xoriuans," wliicli
includes a collection of proverbs relating to tlinse unprincipled villains
from whom we are so fond of boasting descent, and whose rapacity forms
the point of most of them, c.(j. " Xinety-nine pigeons and one Xorman
make one hundred robliers." The ' preliminary discourse,' or as we
should call it, the 'preface,' is exceedingly amusing, and may be read
with profit by those who are bent on cross-questioning their maiden
aunts on matters genealogical. A capital index, and a few blank pages
for additions and corrections, a novel feature in books of this kind, close
the volume, which is exceptionally well [irinted and got up, and reilecls
much credit on the ability and industry of its compiler.
189*
JOSEPH LEJIUEL CHESTER, D.C.L.
The death of Col. Chester has caused a feeling of genuine
sorrow in the hearts of all English genealogists, and created a
breach in tlieir ranks which time is not likely to fill up again, at
all events in our day. The results of his extensive research,
always given with the most open-handed liber-alitj' to anyone
interested in historical or genealogical pursuits, Vait best known
and appreciated by the class of students to wdiose interests this
Magazine is especially devoted, render it not only a duty but a
pleasiu-e to record in these pages, inadequatelj^ tliongh it be, some
tribute to the generous friend and genial correspondent whose
work- is done.
Joseph Lemuel Chester was born at Norwich, Connecticut,
U.S.A., .30th April, 1821. His father having died while the son
was quite young, the future genealogist was left to face the
battle of life dependant solely on his own endeavouj's. According
to the ' Supplement to the Cycloprfdia of American Literature,'
published in ISGG, "He commenced the study of law in New
York in 1S3S, but aljandoned it for a branch of the mei-eantile
profession, in which he was engaged in that city and Pliiladelphia
until about 1S.")2, during the whole of which time he was a
freijuent contributor to tlie weekly and monthly press, under
various signatures, that of '.hdian Cramer' being the one best
known to the communit3^ lie' tlun became connected with the
Philadelphia pi-oss, both ther(; and as a corresponding editor at
Washington. For a time he was one of the assistant clerks of
the United States House of llrprrsrntatives. Since 18.5S lie
has resided in London. His carlii'i' jmblications inchnle ' Green-
wood Cemetery, ami other I'ucins' (12mo, New York and
Boston, 1813) ; 'The Persona,! Nan,iti\v of Mrs. :\rargaret Douglas,
a Southern Woman, who was Inqn i unnd for One IMonth in the
Connnon Jail of Norfolk, midrr tlic Laws of Virginia, for the
Crime of Teaching Vvvr Colourcl (.'l,ildren to llrad' (12i,io,
I'.oston, 18.31); 'Life of John Rogers, the Marian PioLo-.Alartyr,
190"^ JOSEPH LEMUEL CHESTER, D.C.L.
with Biographical Skctclics of some of Iiis Descendants,' &c. (Svo,
London, 18G1, pp. 452). Tlio last mentioned work, one of nineh
labour and research, has received tlie nnqiialilied connnendation
of the English press."
Col. Chester came to England in 1858, and was employed here,
in an official capacity, during the Civil War. Tlie primary olyect
of his visit was, however, to investigate the history of the Pilgrim
Fathers, and the genealogy of his own English ancestry. lie soon
made his mark here as a genealogist of great ability and pains-
taking research. He was one of the founders of the Harleian
Society in 1SG9, and a member of the first council of the Royal
Historical Society in 1870. For the former he edited the Parish
Registers of St. Dionis Baekchurcli, St. Mary Aldcrmary, and
St. Thomas the Apostle, London ; and was at the time of his death
engaged in editing, in conjunction with Dr. J. J. Howard, the
Visitation of London in 1G31<, of which one volume has already
appeared. His greatest work, and that by wdiich he has
earned a place amongst English men of letters, was the editing
and annotating ' The Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registei-s
of the Collegiate Church or Abbey of St. Petei-, Westminster,'
London, 1870, 8vo. On this book he spent ten years' labour, and
theji generously allowed tlie Harleian Society to issue it as one
of their publications (vol. x), his sole object being to leave
it as liis legacy to the nation which he was wont to say liad
always treated him kindly and whose Inispitalile sjioics lie ncNi-r
intended to leave, and 'ivlaTe at lengtli, as In: always \\is]ii'd, lie
ha,s found a final resting-place. It has been said, with much
truth, that scarcely a modern book appears relating to biography,
genealogy, county or parish history, that is not indebted more or
less to the investigations of Col. Chester.
The 'Westminster Abbey Registers' are so well Icnown to
the readers of this publication, and the historical Nahie of the
notes to them appreciated by so widc> a circle, that further
comment on theui here would be quite suj)eilhi()\is. 'i'liey were
not unappreciated by his own comitryiuen, for, in recDgnition (jf
his labours on this worlv, Columbia Collegi', Nrw York City,
an institution from wliicli such a ei)in|)liiiiciit is an hoiKiur,
conferred 0)i him tlie lu.nornry d.givr of bL.D. in l,s77. (),i (.lie
22nd June, bSSl, our (Avn I'nivcrsily of Oxford gave him the
degree of D.C.L., a recognition of his sei'xiees to English literature
JOSEPH LEMUEL CHESTER, D.C.L. 191*
inore lii_c,'lily valued by liiin tlian any otlicv lionouv Ijcstowed
11)1011 liiiii. Tliore was only one ilistinctinn he would have
•greatly appi'cciated which he never livel to attain, hut to
which he had a far better right than iiio.st of the distuigui.shed
foreigners on whom it is lavishly bestowed, that of Hon. F.S.A.
It is, however, the object of this notice to place on record a
]iennaiient testimony to the noble nature of the man, rather than
U) detail his labours or give an account of his life.
His jiersonal appearance was in every way characteristic. Tall,
of stout build, well propoiiioned, with long flowing gray beard,
and a peculiarly kindly expression of countenance, he naturally
prcpo.ssessed those with whom he came in contact at first sight,
and his quiet and unobtrusive manner at once commanded respect.
( lenerous and genial in disposition far beyond most men, he was
at the same time highly sensitive, and felt keenly any want of
gratitude on the part of those who obtained his assistance in their
researches, while, on the other hand, the most trivial attention
shown him was accepted and valued with childlike simplicity and
delight. Ever ready to afford to anyone who asked him all the
aid which his large collection could supply, he spent half his tune
in replying to the enquiries of his numerous correspondents, and
it was rarely, however much trouble it imulveil or tiim.' it took,
that the desired information was not sujtplicil liy return of post.
Tho only return he c.vpected, though fur that hf never asked, was
tliaiiks.
Incessant work, and the sedentary life which it enforced,
naturally told on what was to all appearances a robust constitu-
tion, but till within a few weeks of his demise, the gout, from
N\hich he fvecpiently suli'ereil, was his only serious complaint, lie
ristmas, as he ha<l been in the habit of
is residence in ICngland, at the house
■, anil seeme.l, thou-li j.erhai.s a little
uial liealth and spirits. Jii February he
.■nemy the gout, and though lie did
al nothing serious was anticipated till
is medical attendant. Mr. Cooper, sus-
■eriiig from disease ,,f tlie nature of
.-.tlTof .May Sir James Paget, and ])r.
rd him, and' pn.nouneed the ease to be
nil- in the stomach of considerable size
sp,
nt a fo
■tnight la.st CI
<lo
ng diu
ing most of h
of
his fri,
id' Mr. Cokayn
les
s aetiv.
much in his u
w:
s attac
ved by his ol(
no
, rally
as soon as usi
th
• end oi
Aj.ril, when 1
pe
•ted tl,
it he was sul
in
ern.-d t
iiiiour. On tlu
M.
.Non, o
(lll}-s, exaiiliu
Ih
Uof a
cancerous tum
192""' JOSEPH LEMUEL CHESTER, D.C.L.
and long standing, Ijiit not of necessity innnediately fatal. These,
or some such words were told him by Sir James, and since that
time he seemed to lose all heart, and I believe never wrote a line
more. He continued however to sit up in his libraxy on an
invalid couch, and though his voice became feeble, was able to
converse with his friends till the 23rd of May, when, though
weak, he apjjcared much as usual ; but on that night came an
attack of bronchitis, then an abscess in the throat, and though
he appeared to recover from both these, soon after miilnight his
strength gave way; and on the 2r)th he gradually sank, and at
10 a.m. on tlie 2Gth expired.
On the last day of the month his funeral, which was of a
private character, took place at Nunhead Cemetery; a large
number however of his poorer neighbours (among whom he had
so long resided, and to whom he had ever been a liberal and
most kind benefactor) were present. The American Embassy
was represented by Mr. E. S. Nadal, one of the Secretaries of
Legation. Tlie service was read by Dr. Bradley, Dean of West-
minster, who thus, on behalf of himself and his Cliapter, testified
the respect due to one who had done so much toward-; ilhistratiu"
the history of their glorious Abbey.
Nothing more remains to be told, unless it be to add that of
the many good (pialities exemplilied in his life his genial
disposition was the most striking. Having acquired knowledge
himself, l)y imparting it to others he made the best possible use
of it, and thus derived the truest and noblest enjo-.-ment from
its possession. In this respect he has left behind him a bright
example, an.l taught a iis.-ful lesson. His too early death has
caused a general and le artfelt feeling of sorrow amongst all
Avho.se good fortune \i, \\ :is to come in contact with him. We
.shall see his kindly face no more, no longer learn our work
under liis able guidance, an.l though we caimot wish to recall
him from tlu- reward (,f a life well spent and of work well
done, our lieaii is still linin;ui, and
"It mom lis that dust .sliould part."
GeDIIGK W. M.\liS)lALL.
193
THE RUN A. WAY JIATCH OF ELIZABETH COURTENAY.
On inquiring where anything is to be learnt concerning
Humfrey Courtcnay of Bickleigh/ I am referred to the Courtcnay
pedigree, printed in vol x of the Arcluuological Journal. There
I find, as answering to tlie individual I want, the single word,
" Humphrey," among tlie issue of Sir Philip Courtcnay, of
Powdcrliam, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Walter, Lord
Hungerford. Yet sticking fast, T am next sent to the life of
Thomas Carew in Prince's Worthies of Devon. Now, I am glad
of this, because I must own to a great partiality for the gossiping
Vicar of Berry Poraoroy. The artless simplicity, and even
familiarity, of his style, and the easy manner with which he
copies from a preceding writer, while altering here, and touching
up there, combined with a credulity that seems illimitable,
impart to his LIVES a delightfully quaint flavour, and surround
his hero of the moment with the halo of a concentring interest.
There is no reason, then, to doubt that, in this instance, he will
be true to himself. I am not now concerned \vith the
individuality of Thomas Carew. Let him only be the husband
of Elizabeth Courtcnay, and I shall assume that he is correctly
called the second son of Sir Edmund Carew of Mohuns Otter3^
Prince shall tell his own story (Worthies of Devon, p. 17G)
which, as a matter of course, will not be his story, but that told
beforehand by some one else : —
" You may pleaso to know tlicn, that Bicklegh ia this Shire, was
somtimo the Inheritance of the honorahlc Family of tlic Courtcnays of
I'owderliam Castle ; which was wont to he a Portion for a younger Son
of that House. At length it came to bo settled upon Humphry, tlie
youngest Son of Sir Philip Courtcnay ; who dying before las Father, left
liis only Daughter and Heir unto his Care. Sir Philip entrusted her over
unto Sii' William Carew (Thomas's eldest Brother) who had married his
eldest Son's Daughter, Cousin-German to this Lady. ilr. Thomas Carew
living with Ids Brother, became very familiar with this young Fortune,
Courted her, and won her good Will ; wliicli having obtaim'^d, he secretly
by Night, carried her away and married her. This he diil, not only
contrary to Sir Philip her Grand-father, and Sir William his Brother,
their Likcing and ^\ppvobation, but to the high Displeasure of them both:
For the better pacifying whereof, after due time of Consiileration, con-
eluded, nothing would conduce more thereunto, than Absence. Being
young and lusty, of an active Body, and a courageous Mind, liaving
in him, the inlierent seeds of hereditary Virtue, he resolved for the
Wars ; and soon found an Occasion suitable to Ins Inclination and
Kesolulion ; which thus hapned :
' In llayricAge Uundreil, near Tiverton,
194 RUNAWAY MATCH OF ELIZABETH COURTENAY.
The Scots taking tlie Advantage of K. Ken. Stli's Absence in France,
invaded England. Against \vhoni, Tiiomas Jiirl uf Surry (whom tlic
King had made his Lieutenant iu the I^orth at his Departure) raised a
potent Army, of live and twenty thousand jNIen ; Tinto whom, Iris Son,
the Lord Howard, Lord Admiral of England, having the King's Navy at
Sen, brought a great supjily of good Soldiers, well appointed for the War;
among Vi'hom was this Mr. Thomas Carew."
Knowing the authoi", one is quite prepared to find that he has
laid Westcote imder contribution. Without any desire to inflict
a double dose upon the reader, I quote just so much of Wcstcote's
account as may serve for comparison with the narrative of
Prince, who, it is only fair to add, acknowledges by a marginal
note the source of his information : —
"This gentleman (was second brother to S'' William Carowo of Mohuns
Ottrye knight, both sonns to Baron Carew slayn at Turwjme^ as he sate
in Counccll w"' the shott of a great peeco An: 1513:) maried the only
daughter & Heyr of Homfry Courtney esquier Lord of iBickleye (a
younger sonne to S'' Phillip Courtney of Powderham knight, who had
maried Elyzabeth daughter to the Lord Ilungerford) w<^'' Homfryc diyng
before his father, left the care of his daughter vnto him. And he agayn
intrusted her to the oversight of S'' William Carew, w*'' whom our esquier
Lyncd. Beynge both in one howse, they were soon familiar, and yt was
not longe err he wonu the young geutlewoemans Loue, w"^'' they kept so
secret, that he maried her Sc Caryed her away err the matter was any
way suspected, wherby he incun-ed the highe displeasure both of her
grandfather S' Phillipe Courtney & of his brother. The w"'' to regayn
agayn after a tyme of dew consideration, bejmgc younge and of an able
and actiue bodye, beyng borne of a warlyke race & liauing in him the
inlierent seeds of hereditary vertue " &c.
Although there are no positive dates to tliis romantic talc, they
may be readily supplied from these two things ; that lier grand-
father. Sir Philip Courtenaj^ was yet living and highl}^ displeased
with the conduct of this "young fortune"; and that she ran
away (" by night," adroitly interpolates our reverend friend)
shortly before the battle of Flodden Field was fought. Now,
there can be no doubt that Sir Philip Courtenay died IG Dec.
14G3 (Inq. 3 Edw. IV. n° 29), or that the battle was fouglit in
Sept. 1513. Having regard to this great interval, and, even
allowing for error in crediting Sir Philip with having lived on
till 1513; to have been born before his death, and so to have
become his ward at all, it is clear that this young lady could not
have been, at the time of her marriage, a day less than fifty
years old.
This astounding result may well justify the suspicion that
' jrisprintcl 'Tuii.in
" in A Vino of Jhronshir
^ in 1G30 (ed. Oliv
-Ito.))). 107, where ihe
eoiies| Minding p.issago n
ay be foun,d, but
modernised,
RUNAWAY MATCH OF ELIZABETU COURTENAY. 195
there must be somctliintf wrong ; and so it proves on investiga-
tion. Tlie name of Ilumfrey Courtonay is continually found
during the early years of Henry VII. among the jurors summoned
to Exeter, and serving on Inquisitions post mortem. So far from
dying before his father, he outlived Sir Philip by many years, in
fact, until (20 or) 23 April, I'lOG. Moreover, his heir was found
to be his grandson (son of his deceased son, John), also Humfrey,
and then (149G) aged seven years. This youth survived his
grandfather but a very short time ; and, as among the posses-
sions inherited by him were included the manor of Erode Nymet
and the a,dvowson of the church there, which were held of the
Duchy of Lancaster, inquiry was ordered to be made before the
Feodaries of the Duchy in the County of Devon.
" Where as (says tlie King's writ) Ymfrey Courteiiay cousync and
lioire vnto Vmfrey Courtcnay squier is now late Docessed & held of vs
certoync landes & tencnieiites in Brodenymet in oure said Counto by
kuyghfes seruice as of oure said Duchie & Died in cure Warde his
lieiiu being w'iu age : by reason Whereof the Custodye & kepingo of the
said laudes & also of the said lieire to vs of right apperteynethe &
bolongithe. Whorforc We Wol & charge yon
Yevenc at oure Palays of Westm. vndre oure seal of oure saido Duclio
the ixth Day of ffeu'er' The xij"' yore of oure Reigne [9 I'cb. 140G-7]."
By office taken 20 March, 149G-7, it was found that the
younger Humfrey died on Saturday after the feast of the
"rurification of the Blessed Virgin Mary last past (-i Feb. 149G-7);
ami tliat Walter (Jourtenay was his brother and heir, aged five
years, and then (at the date of the inquisition) in ward to
Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon (Duchy of Lane, Inq. p.m.
Vol. ii. n" 84).
The conjunction of these two names, Plumfroy and Walter,
rendnds me how close was the union between Humfrey (the elder)
of Bickleigh and his brother. Sir Walter Courtenaj'. Their names
frefjucntly occur together as jurors in Inquisitions j.ws^ mortem;
they were joined in trust-deeds; and, in acting for themselves,
mutually enfeoflfcd', dno the other. In death they were dividecl
by some year.s. Sir Walter suiviving his brother till 7 Nov. 1505,
on which day he died, leaving "yet a^ain a Walter, his son
and heir, aged fifteen. In the inquisition taken on his death
(21 Hen. Vll. n° 5G) recital is made of a deed, bearing date
2 .May, 1495, by which he cid'cofl'cil certain persons, and among
them John Gourtena3^ esquiiv, who (with other co-feollees) had
deceased prior to the datr ..!' thu inquisition, 15 January, 15U5-G.
'i'his, I have little or no dmdit, was the son and heir apparent of
Humfrey Courtenay of P.ickieigli (also a feotleo of Sir Walter,
and likewise stated to be deceased); for the only contemporary
of the same name, Jolm Courtenay of MoUand, did not die until
ihe year 1509 (Inq. 1 Hen. VJIl. n" ."> ; .3 Hen. VIII. n" 34).
But, to return to the tirat-named young Walter (sonof John
0'
196 RUNAWAY MATCH OF ELIZABETU COURTENAY.
Courtenay), who was foiTnd heir to his Ijrothcr. Nothing further
is known of him, although one would suppose that at his deatli
an inquisition should have been taken for the same reason ' as
before. Elizabeth Courtenay is not rea.ched even now ; and it is
not till half a century later that we learn such pai^ticulars as
prove her identity, and this only by the office (37 Hen. Viil,
pt. ii, n» 2.5) taken at Exeter 3 April, 1546, after the death ot
her husband, Thomas Carcw.
It is especially recorded here that Elizabeth Courtenay, whom
ho married, was the daughter and heir of John Courtenay, esq.,
deceased ; and that, long prior to her marriage, she was possessed
in her own ri^dit of the manors of Bykeleighe (yearly worth £20)
and Brodenymett (yearly worth £8), as well as certain premises
in Borington. No clue is given to the date of her death, but
Thomas Carew survived her, and held as tenant per legem Aivjlie,
having by her a son, John Carcw, his mother's heir.
The precise words are : —
" Qui dicunt super sacrameiitnra .=;uum quod diu antca quod dictiis
Thomas Carewe in dicto breve nominat-u.5 aliquid habuit in IMancnjs do
Bykcleiglic et Brodenymett cum suis pertinenciis in Comitatu predicto,
necnon in vno ]\resua[,'io vno Gardiao Sexaginta acris terre prati ct
pasture vocat' Braggysfiayes in Borington in comitatu predicto quedani
Elizabotlie Courtenay fdia et lieres Joliaunis Courtenay amugeri defuncti
fuit inde seisita in dominico sue ut dc feodo Et sic inde seisita cepit in
virum predictum Thomam Carewe et ijdem Thomas et Elizabelhe fuerunt
mai-itali secundum legem eedesiasticam ct habuerunt exitum inter cos
Johanneni Carewe adhuc superstitcm. Etpostea dicta Ehzabetli' obijt ct
diotus Tliomas Carewe earn supervixit ctse tenuit intus in dictis Mancrijs
et ceteris premi.ssis et fuit inde seisitus in dominico suo ut de hbero tene-
raento pro tcrmino vito sue ut tenens per legem Anglie. Post cuius
qnidcm Elizabeth' mortem Eevercio dictorum Jlanoriorum et coterorum
premissorum descendclwt et de Jure dcscendere dcbcbat dicto Jolianni
Carowe ut fUio et liercdi eiusdem Elizabeth' ct postea dicto Thoma sic ut
prefertur seisito existente idem Tliomas obijt sic inde seisitus."
Thomas Carcw died 2 Feb., 1545-G ; and John Carew before-
named, his son and heir, Avas aged thirt3'-two years. Of the
latter I find no more' than that, on the death of Humphrey
Prydcaux, esq. (Inq. 4 Edw. Yl, pt. i, n° 52), certain lands m
lilynghani and Fyncton were found to be held of John Carew
of 'Bickcleghe, esquire, in socage by fealty only.
> It U to bo olKcrvoJ, howpver, tli.it at tlie time of tlio dcalli of Thomas Cnrow
(2 Feb ir.li.-G), tlie nw.ior of Br..afiiymett was hel.l (into- alia) of Sir Antony
King.sto.,, knt. and Dumc Mary. Lis ,vife (iis iu lior right), of Ihoir Manor of Ca.Ue-
Icitrhc; bnt, a.^ we have Been above (p. lHo), this manor of liroaunymet was held m
1.1117 of tb.' ki.if, 1..S o( hi.s Duchy ..f L:uu-a..ler.
2 1 kni.v.-, cf lum.-e. what i= faid l.y ^Sir Wi.i. Polo (CvlUdwns) ot him, and also of
the nTu.uii.i-o ui 1,1. f.thcr. Xotwiihstanding, 1 elect to eoufiiio myself atriclly to
the docuuiciU3 uiidti- cs.uuinatiou.
RUNAWAY MATCH OF ELIZABETH COURTENAY. 197
In the inquisition taken after the death o£ Ilumfrey Covuieiiay
(11-12 Hen. VII., n" 82) reference is uiade to his son Philip,
cm whom the manors of Clawcton and Wobernford were entailed.
Wliat otlier issue he had (beside his cklest son, John, _ who
}ircdeceased liiui) does not appear here ; but, in the inquisition^
(22 Edw. IV., n" 51) on William Merwode of Westcote, taken
at Exeter 29 July, 14S2, from a certain Joan being called one of
liis daughters (vniws fd' didi Ilumfri), it would seon that
there were others. This Joan (or Jane) was t]ien_ already
married' to William ilerwodo the younger, son and heir of the
William Merwode lately deceased. The last-named had grnnted
to llumfrey and Walter Courtenay, esquires (with others), certain
lands, M'hich these feoffees rc-granted "quibusdam Will'o Mer-
wode, per nomen Will'i Merwode Junioris lilij et heredis dieti
Will'i in dicto brevi nominati, et Johanne vxori sue vnius (for
uni) fil [iarum] dicti HumiVi," To hold to them and the heirs
of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of the said
William named in the writ.
This William Merwode, who married Joan (or Jane) Courtenay,
is named by Katherine, Countess of Devonshire, as among her
feoffees who, having been seised of certain lands to her use, had
deceased' prior to the date of her will, 2 May, 1527 (ArcJurolo'/.
Journal, x, 53). There was great intimacy for a long sulisequcnt
period between the family of Marwood (as the name gradually
came to be written) and that of Courtenay ; arising partly, no
doubt, fronr the marriage above mentioned, and partl3% from the
tenure of property in "Honiton, Colyton, and elsewhere in East
Devon.
Before 1 had fully learnt the necessity of verifying every
genealogical statement, made in any and every quarter, written or
printed, I contributed a short paper to Kotcs and Queries (4th
y. ii. 17-i). Relying on Lysons' Devonshire (ii. 4-i-i) and the
Ilarleian MSS., I then alluded (p. 175) to the " two^ co-heiresses,
icmp. lilizabcth," being daughters of the last John Marwood of
Westcote. In point of fact there were three, as I discovered not
very long afterwards ; the third' being Katherine, married
first (before 20 March, 1577-8), to John Cole of Euckland
Toutsaints,' by whom she had issue ; and secondly ( Ijcforo
' \Vn.Ufr Cmirten.iy, esquire, h the second on the list of jurors.
' Tliw uuuri^ij/e ia found in .all peaigrueij of this family entered iu the ll.iileiau
MSS.
^ The said William died 25 January, 1519-20, loairiug John Merwode, hU sou and
licir, ngod thirty years (Inq. 11 lien. VlII., n" :)4.)
• 1. Elizabeth,"ni.inie,l to Juliu CliiLhe.sler of Hall, near LnrnBtaple.— 2. lOleanor,
married inA, tu T,. 1-. i W;. I), i ,i . ; ,1 . c.a.dly, at Meriyoode (Jlar^vood) 12 Vvh.,
i;.7S-.i,t.,(.'i,.,i!> r, :,. , ■ ; : , ;. i o.)
' A elK.,„l,,\ ,„ 1 . , , ;, . I I il luar Kingsbridge. The will (S CoUiani,
r.C.U.) of "John Cole ol i;iul,!.ii.>i. 'iout-autes iu tho county of Devon Kaquier"
198 BUNA WAY MATCn OF ELIZABETH COURTENAY.
22 April, 1585), to Thomas Cosewertlii (Inq. 27 Eliz., n" ISO).
As there is little prospect of my rcturninj^' to the subject
in the above-named, or in any other periodical, I seize this
chance of making the correction.
Regarding the title of this paper, if I have demolished the
story of the marriage, as told by Wcstcote, and repeated by
Prince, who is followed in turn by Cleaveland,' I feel no obliga-
tion laid upon me to either reconstruct the tale, or suggest a
possible cxjilanation. This course may be safely left to the fancy
of the reader, if he be so minded.
Tlie few facts proved may be conveniently arranged in the
following form : —
Sir Pl)ili]i Com-tenay of Pow-=j=Elizabetli, dan. of Walter, Lord
derliam, Knt., died 16 Doc, I Hungerford, KG. She cUed U
1463 (liiq. 3 Edw. IV, n° Dec, 1476 (Inq. 16 Edw. IV,
29). I n" 77).
I I I
1. Sir "Wm. Otlicr.s. Hinnfrey Couvtcnay of Bicklcigh,=f=...
Courtenay.kiit. esq., in 1463 (De Banco E., East. I
aged 35 (then 3 Ed. IV, m. 131); died (20' or)
esq.) at his 23 April, 149G (Inq. 11-12 |
fathcr'.s death. II. VII, n" 82). a
is d.itod 15 Dec. 1582. The lestrvtoi- meutions his father-in-law, Mr. John Marwood,
Katlirine (Katheren) hia wife, Alire and Joanne Cole (to each. 400 mark.s at her age
of fifteen year.'s, and not before), liis daiigliters, and .Ti.lin Cole lii.-i nm and heir
apparent (whom lie made sole e.xccutor.) "And I duf .";. n ■. nnl ,1. n. :-v cozen
M' ]>hiUip Cole of Slado M' Edmonde Ueynoldcs | i ! 1;. , !l," as
hie name is written among the wiluesjcs] and my I-: . i , 1 . i to be
my Ouerseers to see this my will to be performed." l.ti.w . . i ,i>iiaiai.,L:...u..ii, with
the will annexed, were granted 4 li'eb., 15iiC-7 to Catherine Cole alias Co.sewarthe,
his widow, and to Alice Cole alias Southcott, his daughter ; the previous letters
(Adm'ons 1596-6), granted 19 March, 1595-0, and regarding the deceased as intestate,
having been quashed. By iuquibition (25 Eliz., n'' 1C9) it was found th.at John
Cole the son was aged four years, five montln, and 7 days at the d.-ite, 11 April,
25 Eliz. (1583). He died 13 April 1595 (Inq. 37 Eliz. part 1, n" 76), leaving two
sisters. Ids co-Iieira ; viz., Alice, agel ei^'lii " " ' " "
younger, esquire (.afterwards Sir <: i
afterwards married to Sir Tlioma.^ I'l- !
' He may be the "Itocc.avcr vi ih. I>
recorded in thr Visit, ili.'ii "i IGJ" u;. .' • ■
50.) Th.'Tl ,:. '■' V, :■■. i!..,. , ■ ■
under '■ 1-, ■ 1 'I '
•norotlii- M .VI,' .11 I ■ r
4031, f. h!', i: :.: p. I - l' h; 11: ■ , 1,, M,
London (Ha.l. S ■.-, i, ir,;; u,:,l tli ,( I...- hl.l
who died .•!. ji. ; as will «-s a danu-l.trr, l),,roi
(Harl. ■(031) h;nd to have nnewed thr eiit:
at his death \\ilhout issue, his uncle ICdwar
estate.
'Jlislonj of the t u»r(ci!ni/s, p. 279. Th
is also to be found iu Kisdon's Hunnj of th
' Duchy of Lancaster, luq, p.m. Vol. ii, u" 8
uocn, the wife
of Oeorgo Southeott the
^■ .,■',, I'tll and
Joan Cole, aged 6i.\teen,
: ,•: v,. 11 (Sir
W. Pole, Colkcliuns, 272.)
1 < 1 '■■unvall
' but this match is not
, :r,,uf "C
osworth " (Harl. Soo., L\,
■ ) ' r.wn to
lave had issue, although,
: .;■-.. ii'gie
is said to have married
' . . 1.1, inC
irnwall." By Harl. MS.
-M. ' :,.n and
leir of John Cosworth of
l.y lus VMt,., A^^n
■.s St. Aubyn, a son Jolm,
liv, 'SNif to K,-i
d.dl." This John is here
ifuhich his f:,t
vr had cut off, whereby,
d Cusewai th (Cc
sworth) succeeded him iu
e same account
n a much abridged form
c County vf Un-u
I (cd. 1811), p. 76.
RUNAWAY MATCH OF ELIZABETH COUBTENAY. 199
1. John, s. & h. dii
iu his father's hfctii;
(ap]iavi;ntly Tct livii
2 May, 1^95).
ri
Joan, mar. to
liviii.C-' ^Villiam ]M<'r-
20Ocl., wodo, liL'fuvc29
H9G. July, H82.
1. Ilumfrey, heir
tohisc;randfathor,
aged> in 149G;
died 4 February,
1496-7.'
1
Walter, licir to
1
Elizabetli, cvent-=y
his brother,
ually licir to iicr
acjed five iu
brotlicr ; pre-
1497.'
deceased her hus-
band.
nt-=j=-TlioinasCarew
lied 2 Feb'ry,
1545-6.
John Carew, s. & h. aged 32 in 1516.
No doubt there is a certain baldness about tlic foregoing
pedigree ; but of .set purpose I abstain from travelling " beyond
the record," deeming it better to be content with so much, or so
little, as is capable of direct proof, than to take in more Avithout
the time or opportunity to test its accuracy.
By constant use of the Public Records, one comes across in-
formation which, though limited and partial, yet frequently
clears up some doulitful point, or disproves some overconfident
assertion. In the modest guise of applying such items to the
service of correction, I shall liope to make an appearance from
time to time in these pages. Errors which it is nobody's business
to correct are complacently adopted without inquiry, quoted, re-
quoted and passed from hand to hand, until at last the cre<.lit of
so many persons stands committed, that it is hard to gain
credence for the truth. Take, for instance, a volume of Berry's
Coumty Genealogies, in which a man is made grandfather to his
own brother, with a difterence of not more than thirteen years
between their respective age.s. Or, to mention another case sup-
ported by a great show of evidence. An infant, said to be held
at the font by distinguished .sjionsors in one year, actually
becomes the father of another infant baptized in the year fol-
lowing; the later event only licing recorded iu the register of
the parish. Nevertheless, the fiction of the earlier baptism, by
dint of persistent repetition, is not only universally accepted, but
reputed to be historical.
John A. C. Yixcknt.
1 Duchy of LauciBter, luq. p.ta., Vol. ii, \\°. 8 J.
200
MR. JOSEPH FOSTER ON THE RETURN OF MEMBERS
OF PARLIAMENT.
In his 'Collectanea Genealogica,' commenced in Jnne 1881,
Mr. Foster has begun an alphabetical list of all the Members in
the three kingdoms, " with details of their services and short
biogi-aphical notices." This is to include "the identification of
individuals when practicable," and corrections of mis-spellings,
inaccuracies and omissions in the official return made in 1880.
Of this return Mr. Foster speaks somewhat cavalierly, saying
that "the authoi-i ties may well lose confidence in their index;"
and that "thcldcltcs of the readers for the press as well as of
the compilers are, I regret to add, more palpable still."
The return was compiled from the original records by the
proper officials ; it is, wc shall venture to continue to think pace
Mr. Foster, a most valuable and authentic record. Containing, as
it does, an enormous number of names of persons and places and
of dates, no one would expect that it should be absolutely free
from error.
If Mr. Foster had gone carefully over it and corrected these,
he would have done good service, for which every student of
history and genealogy Avould have been gi-ateful ; but he would
have filled very few pages of his periodical. He has, however,
preferred to print a separate list for each kingdom, which is to
contain every name "supplemented with genealogical notes;"
and he adds — "this is peculiarly my own ground."
A casual glance having led us to doubt whether the promises
so made to his subscribers as to accuracy, identification, kc, were
being fuHilled, we have gone over the "pages llo-l7G, devoted in
Part V to jMembers of Parliament — Scotland. They begin with
the family of Dundas, of which so many members have sat in
Parliament and on the Judicial Bench. The genealogical notes
seem to be cliicfly taken from such readily accessible sources as
Douglas's 'Baronage,' Burke's 'Landed Gentry,' Brunton and
Haig's ' Senators of the College of Justice,' kc.
Now we would not wish altogether to condonni this method
of proccdui'e, as it is quite possible by a judicious use of scissors
and paste, and by making careful exti-acts from the best sources
of information, to save a good deal of labour to searchers after
knowledge. But we would ask Mr. Foster to refrain from
printing and circulating any more of such nonsense as his pages
are full of.
For instance, Colonel James Dundas Avas not grandfather, but
great grandfather of the late George Dundas, C.Jl.G., M.P.
Thoma.s Dundas, M.P., 17U8, did not purchase Fingask and
RETURN OF :MEMBERS OP RARLIAMEXT, 201
CaiTonhall ; these estates were bought by liis father Thomas, a
merchant ami bailie of Edinburgh. Sir Walter Uundas did not
sit "as a minor baron" 1G09 and afterwards. This is a mistake
which occurs on almost every page ; after 1587 the ininor
barons ceased as such to attend Parliament, the representative
system was established, and tlie proper designation is " Com-
missioner for the sliire of Linlithgow."
Dundee, tlie provost of, 152G. might easily have been identified
as William Carmichael.
At p. G2 it is asserted that James Cai'michael, Commissioner
for the burgh of Dundee (Mr. Foster calls him M.P. — a designa-
tion never used in Scotland then) 1.593, was son of Gavin
Carmichael and grandfather of James, first Lord Carmichael,
wliose grandson was created Earl of Hyndford. This remarkable
statement is a mere conjecture, and it is highly improbable that
a member of an old Lanarkshire house, son-in-law of Sir Hugh
Campbell of Loudoun, hereditary shcrift' of Ayrshire (his wife
being cousin of the reigning sovereign James VI), moved ofi' to
the east of Scotland, and set up as a burgher in Dundee ! Gavin
and James were " of Hyndford," but this is suppressed. David,
Earl of Crawford and Duke of Montrose, the most powerful
noble of his time, married Margaret, a daughter of the family of
Meadowfiat, in Lanarlcshire, and this alliance, and that of John
Carmichael with Margaret Countess of Angus led to the settle-
ment in Forfarshire of several of their kinsfolk. In 1481, George
Carmichael witnessed an instrument on an agreement lietwecn
the Earl and Sir Thomas Maule of Panmure. Henry Carmichael
M-as made rector of Lethnot before 1493, and Canon of Brechin ;
and in ]497 acted as procurator iwhilis Domine Mavgardc
Cannychdl ducisse onontis rosarum. In 1505 the Duchess
made a grant for requiem masses to be sung in the Catliedral of
Brechin for the souls of her deceased husliand and of this Henry.
Peter Carmichael, in 1501, had part of the lands of Dron from
the Abbot of Arbroath; and in 1525 there is a tack from the
Abbot honorabili vivo ct mnico suo Fcfro Carmychell de Dron
ct Eufu'inio Veviys spovso sue licrcdihus suis, d-c. Some of
these, no doubt, were ancestors of the Commissioners to Par-
liament and of the family of Carmicliael in Forfarshire, where
the name is still to be found.
Eliott, Sir Gilbert, of Stobs, " knight liannerct at the battle of
Scone, 1G43." These few words contain the greatest possible
amount of error that could be conveyed in so short a simce.
Gilbert Eliott was not a knight liannerct (the statement is
borrowed from Plaj'fair's 'British Family Antiquity,' vol. viii, p.
2G5) ; there was no battle fought at Scone or anywhere else in
Scotland in 1G43 ; CharlosI left Scotlaiul in November, lG41,and
was not in his northern kingdonr in 1(1[3 at all to create^ k-nights
banneret ; Eliott was knighted but not nt Scone and not till ei^ht
202 RETURN OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
years later, that lionour having been conferred on him, then a
Lieutoiiant-Colonel, by Charles II, at Largo, 14 Feb., 1G51.
Eliott, William, of Stobs, m. Elizabeth, da, of Sir James
Douglas of Conons ; this is a misprint for Cavers copied from
the same page of Playfair's work.
Entakine, Laird of, a misprint fur Enterkine ; it would have
been easy to identifj^ him as David Dunbar.
Ewart, among the mcrabei\s of the south country family of
this name is included Nicholas Udivaii who was of a race of
rich Edinburgh burgesses, name and arms being altogether
difterent.
Fletcher, Sir Andrew, Lord Innerpeffer, " eldest son of Robert
Fletcher of Innerpeffer and Beuclo." These words are a copy of
a very incorrect statement and a misprint given p. 272 of Brunton
and Haig's ' Senators of the College of Justice.' Beuclo stands
for Balinscho, sometimes written Benscho, which then belonged to
the Lindsaj'' family and was afterwards acquired by the Fletchers.
Sir Andrew's father was a burgess of Dimdee.
Forres, David, 159D ; the name is Forrett.
Gartshore, Alexander, did not succeed his brothers, one of
whom left descendants ; he was a merchant in Glasgow and
purchased the family estate.
Gibson, Sir Alexander, of Durie, was not son of Sir John l:iut
of Sir Alexander.
Gilmour. There were three baronets, Sir Alexander, Sir
Charles, and Sir Alexan<ler, not four as stated. Sir John, the
Lon.l I'residcnt had certainly four, peidiaps five, wi\-es.
Glaidstains, Herbert, "possibly a son of John Gladstanes, LL.D.,
Lord of Session, 1542." No ; the judge, who was a Lanarkshire
man, left no issue. Herbert who sat for Kirkcudbriglit evidently
belonged to the old family in the Stewartry and in Dumfrics-
shii-c, where they long possessed Over Kelwood and other lands.
Glassford, Henry, of Dougalston, " ? son of John Glassford of
Dougalstoun, co. Duinlsarton, merchant, who m. 2ndly, 21 March,
1769, Lady Margaret Mackenzie." He was son of this John by
his second wife Anne dau. of Sir John Nisbet of Dean, Bart.;
Lady Margaret was the third wife.
Graham, John, of Fintrj^, 1G78; a mistake, he was not a com-
missioner to Parliament but commissioner of su]i]ily for Forfar-
shire. The accoiuit given of his marriage is copied from Burke's
' Landed Gentry,' and dilfcrs from that in all pedigrees of the
lady's family, Scrymgeour, Viscount Dudhope and Earl of
Dundee.
Grant, Sir Alexander, of Dalvey, " This baronetcy is discredited,
and it is believed that this M.P was tlie lirst to "revive it since
the death of the grantee Sir James Grant of Dalvey 1095." It
was not Sir Alexander but his father Sir Patrick who on 22
August, 1752, was served heir male of his cousin Sir James,
RETUBN OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 203
wlio liad been created a baronet of Scotland by patent dated at
Windsor, 10 August, IGyS, with remainder to liis lieirs male. Sir
Patrick cntei-ed his arms in tlie Lyon Register, 12 Jauuarj-, 1753,
when he was recognised as a baronet and tire arms conlirmed to
liiin were those recorded in 1G73 by Sweton Grant of Gartcnbcg,
father of tlie first baronet.
Sir Alexander, whose title Mr. Foster tries to discredit, had, on
8 July, 17G1, the benefit of the most direct recognition that it
was in the power of the Crown to aflbrd, as he had a Royal
"W'arrant for supporters in which ho was styled " our trusty and
well-beloved Sir Alexander Grant of Dalvey, Baronet." This
and the supporters were recorded in the books of the Lyon Court
15 April following, and the title has regularly descended to the
present Sir Alexander, Principal of tho University of Edinburgh.
Grant, Charles, of Waternish, m. Jane Fraser of the Balnain,
not Balmain family. Balmain in Kincardineshire is a ditferent
place from Balnain in Liverness-shire.
Hall, Sir John, of Dunglass, " son of Robert Ilall of Dunglass."
This is not the case, Sir John, who was a merchant burgess of
Edinburgh, bought Dunglass 1GS7.
]Iamilton, Lord William; the adjective "notorious" a])])]ied
to his father, the Duke of Hamilton, seems to call for explanation.
Hamilton, Sir Thomas, of Preston. The baronetcy conferred
on his son Sir William is said to be extinct. The late dis-
lini^-uished Sir William Hamilton, Professor of Logic in the
U]iiversity of Edinburgh, was served heir in ISIG, and the
evidence in this case Avas got up with unusual care and complete-
ness by himself and the eminent peerage lawyer, John Riddell,
advocate. The title is now vested in his son and heir Sir
William.
]l:innay, John, 15S1, "probably son of Alexander Hannay of
Kirkdale, co. Galloway, who i)urchased tlioso lands in 1582."
Galloway is not a county; Kiikdale is in tho stewartry of
Kirkcudbright, and was ac(pnred iu i5.'J2 by Alexander, uncle of
I'alrick Hannay of Sorbie.
Hay, Sir Adam, is said to have " assumed tlie baronetcy on the
death of his brother John, M.P.," and Sir John is called " sixth
baronet by assumption," with a n^fercncc to " Chaos, Foster's
' Jiaronetage.' " The pedigree of this familj^ has never, as far as
we know, been called in question. It is admitted by William
Chambers, LL.D , who, in his ' 1 1 isi.nry of Peeblesshire," has an ill-
natured notice of the service !) Nov., JS05, of James Hay of
Hay.stoun, physician in Ediid.un.li, .-is heir male general of his
cousin, Sir James of Smithfirl,!. l;.n<,iirt. On the S Feb. follow-
nig he was recognised as a barujua by l^yon in tlic entry made of
bis arms, which were those rceoi.h'd iu 1072 by his ancestor,
Mr. John Hay of Haystoun, Cleric of Sc:.sion.
jVnother family of this name, unwarrantably thrust into
204 BETURN OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
"Cliaos" by Mr. Foster in his 'Baronetage,' is Hay of Aklerston.
This in a title as to -which there is no dubiety at all ; it never
became dormant ; when Sir Henry Hay-Makdougal died without
male issue in 1825, he was succeeded by his cousin, Sir Thomas,
son and heir of Alexander Hay of Huntington and Mordington,
who had registered arms in 17G1. Sir Thomas being an ollicer
in the army, had to satisfy the authorities before his title could
be inserted in the Army List ; he submitted his pedigree and the
proofs of it to Sir George Nayler, Garter King of Arms, who in
April, 182G, sent a favoui-able report to the War Office, which
was acted on. Tlio present Sir Hector Hay again registered
arms in the books of the Lyon Court in 1875, as a baronet.
His title having the sanction of Garter, Lyon, the War Office,
and the Home Office in correspondence between Sir Thomas and
the late Sir Robert Peel when Secretary of State, hardly loses
much by wanting Mr. Foster's approval. Perhaps, however, his
Baronetage may be "discredited" by the way in which this
and other genuine titles are spoken of.
Hay, Robert of Strowie, son of Francis of Stowrie (sic).
There is one correction made in the ' Collectanea ;' Pitarrow,
1592-97, belonged to a Wishart, not to a Carnegie.
Mr. Foster is very particular, riglitly we think, in stating
illegitimacy of birth ; but there is one case at least in the pages
we have just gone over, where he has left a blot of this nature
uni-cmarked upon.
Misjirints abound. For example, page 28, McKredie should be
M'KerJie ; page 4G, Hinkhill should be Kinkell ; page 82,
ClaiiViogie should be Claslochie ; page SG, Bogichan .should be
Boquhan ; ]iage 104, Pittendemiie should be Pittendrum ; page
117, Bemhills should be Benchills ; page 117, Harene of Foots
Crag should be Harene of Footscraj' ; jmge 131, Beaford should
be Bearford; page 133, Farson should be Fairfull ; same page,
Mues should be Lines ; same page, Tonliy should be Tojiley ;
page 14G, Lantoune should be Lautoune ; page 148, Ljniton
should be Synton ; page 171, Colness .should be Coltness ; page
174, Cambusnetham .should be Cambusnethan.
Li conclusion, if we may offer a piece of advice to the editor
of the ' Collectanea,' it would be that he should confine his
labom-s to the pretty wide held of English genealogy. Tlie
langiiages, laws, forms of legal procedure, kc, in Ireland and
Scotland, arc .somewhat diilerent, and he has evidently not a
suflicient acquaintance with tliem to qualify him to speak as an
unquestionable authority. The correction of his Peerage is a
worlc that may well occupy his time.
We have turned to the accounts of some of the latest created
peers, and find them all to contain errors.
Lord Dcrwent's dexter supporter is blazoned a lion murally
crowned ; the woodcut gives an eastern croAvn.
BRUGES OF CULTMALUNDIE. 205
Lord Tweedmouth's proved and registered pedigree is not
satisfactory to Mr. Foster, who makes some odd comments. We
shall only say that James Marjoribanks did not renounce the
c.KCCutry of his sister Margaret ; Joseph is satisfactorily proved
to be son of James, both having been merchant burgesses of
Edinburgh; the James said to have died in April, 15G9, never
was as Mr. Foster gratuitously asserts identilied with James
the father of Joseph.
The Earl of Home's arms are incorrectly represented ; the
Douglas coat should not be in the centre of the shield, but in
the centre of the second and tliii'd quarters.
The coronet of a peer Mr. Foster evidently looks upon as a
mere ornamental toy, which may be omitted altogether as Earl
Sydney, Viscount Taali'e, Baron l)e Tabley, Earl oi' Tankcrville ;
placed below the shield as Viscount De Vesci, Lord Dorchester,
Earl of Eldon ; or hoisted up above the crest as Lord Ljmdhurst,
Lord Lj'veden, Lord Marjoribanks. The coronet is incomplete
without its crimson velvet cap, which seems to be entirely
discarded in these illustrations; its proper place is over the shield.
Has Mr. Foster not thought it worth while to reflect on the
obvious enough meaning of the word supporter ?
Supporters ought to sustain the shield, not to scramble up
upon it and knock it down as Earl of Airlie, Earl of Chicliestor,
Viscount Clifdoi, Earl of Cottenham ; nor like the savages in the
Eavl of Kimberley's achieveiiifiit, indulge in a scrinmiage, in
which it is plahi that the shield will come to griet'.
S * * *
BRUGES OF CULTMALUNDIE IN PERTHSHIRE.
OF M UN ESS ^
OF SUMBURGH I IN SHETLAND.
OV SYiMBISTER j
By MAJOR W. BRUCE ARMSTRONG.
(CoiUinucd from parje 107.;
BllUCES OF SuilBUKGII IN SHETLAND AND SVMBISTER
IN UnST.
William Bruce, ist of Smnhiirijh and S>/mbisicr. — William
Bruce, called " Nevoi " [nephew], " Gousin," " Scrvitur," and
" Follower," in various documents, of Laurence Bruce of Cult-
inalindie, accompanied his relative to Zetland when appointed
Fowdrie there in 1571, as secretary or clerk; what his exact
relation.ship to Laurence was, is uncertain, but there can be no
doubt that he was closely connected, and of the same family. He
appears to have iunuediately ac(]uired property as he is called
206 BRUCKS OF CULTMALUNDIE.
William Brace of SjinHistcr in a discharo-c dated 1572.' Ho is
one of the Assize in a Court held at Suudjurghe, 5th, (Jth, and 7th
August, 1G02, where he is again mentioned as William iSruce of
Symbister.^
On 20th Novembci-, 1005, William Bruce of Symbister ob-
tained a charter' of " his sixpennies lamls in Soumburgh,
Zetland."
In 1G05 William Bruce of Symbister' enters into a contract
with the Earl of Orkney. In IGOS he^ joined with Bishop Law
and others in a supplication against Patrick Earl of Orkney.
4th February, IGOft," a decreit of spulzie is granted by the
Lords of the Coimcil to William Bruce of Symbister against
Patrick, Earl of Orkne3\ Tlie Lords decreed against the
defendant for the losses sustained to the amount of £8,34G scots.
On this occasion Earl Patrick, taking advantage of William
Bruce's absence, made a raid upon the House of Sumburgh,
which he burnt down and plundered. The oi'iginal is a very
interesting document from the details it gives of the property
tlnd household goods of a gentleman of that period and locality.
The Earl of Orknc5''s house in Dunrossness [the Jarlholf of
Sir W. Scott's ' Pirate '] is about two hundred }'ards from the
House of Suml)ui\gh.
In 1019' William Bruce of Symbister and his son Andrew had
a Charter of Confirmation of 4th part of the lands of Nakitfield
in Fife, and in 1G24'' the same parties had a charter of part of
the lands of King.sbarnis in Fife.
William Bruce married Margaret Stewart, widow of William
Sinclair and daughter of John Stewart, piior of Coldinghame,
natural son of King James V by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John
Carmichacl of Crawford, as proved by the following extract : —
"Olavc Sinclair of Bi'ue" according to the custom then observit
of the countrei of Zetland Be his latter will and testament 9th
day of February 1570 dividit his hail landis amongst his three
sons James, ]\Iathe\v, and William, The said William Sinclair the
third .son got an enfol'tment of his portion under the King's
Great Seal at Stirling 5th ilarch 157.^, and conform thereto was
formly infeft in tlie said lamls. This William Sinclair married
Mai-garet Stuart daughter of John Stuart abbot of Coldring-
liame, Brothers daughter to Robert Earl of Orkney, upon whom
' Sumbnigl. Cl...iter.^.
1 ]!.T..vas ..f Cnnl (_!.■
, EainVmrgh.
_'h\l.;,vtur clKst, .-111,1 i.iiMisla.l :
:;S.-i.
, I'.i, Xu. 104.
J-, ShcriQ' Clerk'.-) cfTice, Lerwick,
BRUGES OF CULTMALUNDIE. 207
he bci;at S sons Francis, Robert, and James. After the death of
tlie said William Sinclair, the said Margaret Stuart married
William Bruce of Symbister to her second husband, who was a
servant and follower of Laurence Bruce of Cultmalcendie half
brother to the Earl of Orkney and Foudrie of Zetland, and after
liis marriage the said William Bruce sat doune in the said
William Sinclair his dwelling place, and midled with the hail
movables, and took possession of the maist part of the lands that
belonged to Umquhile W. Sinclair, his wife's firat husband. In
the meantime the said Laurence Bruce of Cultmaleendie, Sheriff
depute of Zetland, finding the said Francis Sinclair unlcgal, and
understanding that the said William Bruce at his own hand had
midled with the most part of the said Francis Sinclair's lands, he
thereupon as Sheriff [Quhilk was all the pretext he had] took
occasion, and possessed himself with one great part of the rest of
Francis Sinclair's lands, and disposed the same to Andrew Bruce
of Muness his son, and gave him enfeftment thereon, tho he had
no right himself." The rest of the document does not bear on
family history.
AVilliam Bruce was alive in 1024, as he had a charter in that
year. He had issue by Margaret Stewart 2 sons —
1. Robert, who succeeded.
2. Andrew, mentioned in two charters formerly (juoted.
Eohcrt Bruce, 2nd of Sumhurgh and Symbister. — Robert, the
elder son, succeeded in Sumburgh and Symbister. Tliere is a i
sasine in favour of Robert Bruce, son of William Bruce of
Symbister, 1621. He married Margeiy, daugliter of Andrew
Bruce of Muness ^ [contract of marriage between Robert Bruce
and Margaret Bruce of Muness with consent of Andrew Bruce,
her father, 1G25], and by her had issue 1 son —
William, who succeeded.
William Bruce, Srd of Sumhur</7t and STjnibisfer. — William,
the oidy son, succeeded his father in Sumburgh and S3 mbister.
He was retoured ^ heir to his father, Robert Bruce of Symbister,
April 19, 1G42, and in the same year to his* grandfather,
William Bruce of Soundebrough. He married 1st, Elizabeth
Sinclair of Scalloway,' [contract of marriage between William
Bruce and Elizabeth Sinclair of Scalloway, he receives as her
portion SOOO merks scots, dated IG Ki], but by her had no issue.
He married 2ndly, Margaret Sinclair of (j),iK"ndale, by whom he
had issue 3 sons and 3 dauohters —
1 Si.mbuvgl) Clicirter clicsl.
•■ nui.
' 'InqiiiBiliones Goiieralon,' :
' Sumbuigli Charter cheat.
208 BRTJCES OF CULTMALUNDIE.
1. Robert succeeded in Suinlnir^-li.
2. Laurence succeeded in Symliistcr.
3. Andrew ' is retoured " haeres conquestus " of Robert
Bruce of Sounburgh, his grandfatlier June 22nd, 1C72.
Robert, 4ih of Sumburgh. — Robert, the eldest son, succeeded
his father in Surabiirgli only. In 1675, March 20Ui, he is as'
" Robert Bruce of Turrcll," served heir of William Bruce of
Symbister, his great grandfather. He niarrietl Barbara Stewart
of Bigtown. There are charters '' of Robert Bruce in favour of
his spouse Barbara Stuart, IGSi, and of the same to the same,
and their 2nd son Laurence, IGSG.
By Barlmra Stewart Robert Bruce had issue 2 sons and 2
daugliters —
1. Robert obt. s.p.
2. Laurence succeeded.
Grizzcl married 1st, John Bruce of Muncss.
2nd, Thomas Hunter of Lanna.
Srd, Simon Fraser.
Catherine married Charles Sinclair of Scalloway.
Laurence Bruce, 5th of Smnburgh. — Laurence, second but
eldest surviving son, succeeded his father in Sumburgh. He
married 1st, Elizabeth Cricliton, and 2nd, Anne Catanach. By
his 1st wife he had issue ] son —
Robert.
Robert J3rv.ce, Gth of Sumburgh. — Robert succeeded his father
in Sumburgh. He manied Alicia, daughter of Sir Alexander
Dalmahoy of that ilk, Bart. [dis]iosition* to .A.]icc Dalmahoy by
her husband Robert Bruce, l7o."l], and by her had issue 2 sons
and 2 twin daughters, died young —
1. Laurence obt. ».p.
2. John.succecdcd.
John Bruce, 7th of S" mhnrq],. — Jolm, 2nd but eldest surviving
son, succeeded in Suinburgli. lie ^va-; an advocate, and married
Helen Hunter of Lanna, liy whom ho hatl issue 2 sons and 5
daughters —
1. John succeeded.
2. Robert.
Helen married Admiral Alexander Fraser, R.N.
Elizabeth mnn-ied Rev. .rtilm ]\Icnzies of Lerwick.
Catherine L^isula married Robert Bruce of Symbister.
Alice.
Grace.
John Bruce, Sth of Sumbirrgh.—.Ti^m, llie eldest son, succeeded
in Sumburgh, lie was a eonunander K.X,, died Iboi, married
' ' In>|ui-;ti..iiL.s Genorales,' xxxii, 309, 6510.
» Ilji,/, xN'.ii, luP, ;-,7'Ji!.
BRUGES OF OULTMALUNDTE. 209
ElizabeUi Hunter of Lanna and b}' her had issue 2 sons and
2 dauglitors—
1. John succeeded.
2. Robert obt. s.p.
Elizabetli.
Helen.
John Bruce, OlJt. of Sumh)ir<ili. — J.ilm, the eldest son, succeeded
in Suniburo-h 18:3L born 1798, is J. P. and D.L. for Shetland,
married 1832 ]\[ary daughter of John William Nelson and by her
has issue G sons and 7 daughters —
1. John, heir apparent, born 18-37, J.P. and D.L. Shetland,
married ]\Iary Dalziel da\i. of Ralph Erskine Scott.
2. Thomas Eraser, Lt.-Col. Gth Punjab Infantry.
3. Robert Hunter.
4. James Park, obt. s.p.
5. George Hector, R.N.
C. Frederick Walter.
Anna Maria.
Helen-Elizabeth m. Rev. Thos. D. Wingate of Strom .
ness.
Mary.
Alice-Grace.
Julia-Edith, obt. s.p.
Anne- Jane, obt. t<.j>.
Laura-Blanche m. E. M. N('Ison.
Return of owners of land 1S72-3 : —
John Bruce of Sumburgh owns 12,338 acres, value
£1,701 12s. per ann.
John ]h-uce, Jr. of Sumburgh owns 210 acres, value £71
])er ann.
Arms of Bruce of Sumbui-gh : —
Or a saltire and chief Gules, in centre chief a mullet
of the Hrst.
Cre.st : A dexter hand hohling a heart |>roper.
Motto :— Omnia vincit amoi'.
BUUCF,.S OF SV-MJiLSTKI!.
Laurence nnice, I..f „f the .~<ei„n-<,te hr.nu-h of Sijmhhler.--
Laurence, 2iid son ,.f William, .Sid of Sninburgli, by Elizabeth
Sinclair of Scalloway, had the estate of Syiubist'T in' Unst from
his father. He married Margaret Stewart and by her hai.l issue
2 sons and 1 daughter —
1. John succeeded..
2. Robert of Chalester married Grizzel Nicholson of Loch'
end and by her had i.ssuQ 4 daughter^—
TOL, IV, y
210
BRUGES OF CULTJIALUNDIE.
1. Margaret in. Robert Bruce of Symbister.
2. m. Leish or Lee.
3. Grizzel m. Rev. J. Hay of Unst.
4. Elizabeth m. Charles "Nivin of Wiudhouse.
Robert Bruce of Chalcster, having no son, left his estate to
his nephew and son-in-law, Robert Bruce of Symbister.
Margaret married Charles Nivin of Windhouse.
John Brace, 2nd of Symbister.— John, eldest son, succeeded his
lather m Symbister, he married Grizzel Stewart of Bigtown and
had Lssue 1 son —
Robert succeeded.
Robert Bruce, 3rd of Si/mbister.—'Rohei-t, the only son
succeeded his father in Symbister and his uncle in Chalester, he
married his cousin Margaret Bruce of Chalester and ])y her had
issue 2 sons and 2 daughters—
1. John succeeded
2. "William of Burravoe succeeded his brother.
A daughter married Rev. W. Jack of North Maven.
Grizzel married Rev. John Barclay.
John Bruce-Stewart, Uh of Symbister.— John, the eldest son
succeeded his father in Symbister, he married 1st, Clementina
daughter and heiress of Stewart of Bigtown and assumed the
name of Stewart, by her he had no issue. lie married 2ndly,
Clinstma Giilbrd of Busta and by her had issue 1 daughter-
Elizabeth' married Jan. 1771, Sir John .MitclieH of West-
shore, Bai-t.
mUiavi Bruce, 5th of Symbide.r.~\\i\h?,m Bruce of Burravoe,
on his elder brother's death without male issue, succeeded to
Symbister. He married Grizzul Hunter of Lanna and by her had
issue 1 son and 1 daughter —
Robert succeeded.
Margaret married Robert Jack.
Robert Bruce Gth of Symbister.— hiohcvi tlie son succeeded his
father in Symbister, he was a writer to the signet and married
Ursula Katherine daughter of John Bruce of Sumburgli by whom
he liad 4 sons and 1 daugliter—
1. John obt. s.p.
2. Laurence, obt. s./j.
3. William succcoded.
4. Robert of i;uira\'oo married Mary Young and liad issue
3 sons and 2 dau'diLors.
1. RolxTt.
2. David.
3. William.
Katlicrinc.
Mary.
Helen marri.^d l^ibcrl, Hunter of Lanna.
' ' GemlcmaVs Mng^zi.io,' J.ui, 1771, and Burke's 'Estiuct BaroueUce.
BRUGES OF CULTMALUNDIE. 211
WHIium Brucr, 7lh of S>jinhhter.~\\l\\wM, lliird but eldest
surviving son, succeeded his fatlier in Syiuljister, lie was an
advocate, and mai-ricd Agne.s daugiitcr dt' William J. McCrae and
by her had issue 8 sons and 7 daughters —
1. Robert succeeded.
2. William.
3. Laurence.
4. Alexander, obt. s.p.
C. Andrew, Capt. 4th Punjab Infantry.
7. Farquhar, Lieut. GGth llcgt.
8. George, Lieut. 2nd Regt.
Ursula Katherine married 1st, li. Wootlman, W. R.
2nd, G. H. 11 Hay, L>.L. Shetland.
Margaret died young
Thomas Ann died young.
Thomas Ann married \\ . Fearnloy.
Amelia.
Robert Bruce, Sth of Syinhistc)'. — Robert, the eldest son,
succeeded his father in Symbister, he died 187o, having married
Anne, daughter of Archibald Simpson, and by lier had issue
S sons and 1 daughter —
1. William Arthur succeeded.
2. Archibald, obt. s.p.
3. Robert.
Maria died young.
Williavi Arthur Bruce, 9th of Si/mhisfcr. — William Arthur, tlie
eldest son, succeeded his father in Symbister, born liSC"], is a
minor.
Return of owners of land, 1872-3 : —
Tutors and Curators of William Arthur Bruce of Sym-
bister, 25,180 acres, value £-2,"')i 8s. per arm.
Amis, crest, and motto the same as Bruce of Sumburgh.
W. B. A.
A BARONET'S WARRANT lf4G. SIR WILLIAM NEALE
OF WOLLASTON, CO. NORTHAMPTON, RT.'
Chaules R.
WlIERE.VS Wek are grationsly pleased to conferre vpon our
Wellbcloved Subiect s^ William Neale of Wnll.istoii in our
County of Northampton K'. & vpon y'' heires ]\l;ili'> of his Body
lawfully begotten y' dignity of a Baronet of this oin- Kingdome
of England, w'h all the privilcdges fc Imuuityes therevnto
belonging & to discharge him of y' sume of One thowsand ninety
& live pounds, vsually paj^d in respect of tliat dignity. Our
Will fc pleasure is, y'. you accordingly p''p;n'e a "Bill for o""
signature in vsuall forme, conteyniiig the said Grant ,.^' discharge
' Couliibutv 1 hy J. P. Eai-w.-ikiT, Ehij., .M.A., F.S.A,
212
& for soc doing this sliall be y'' Wan-ant. Given at o^ Court at
Oxford y"^ 2G'''' day of February lG4-5[6].
To our Trusty & wellbelovcd
our Attorney or Sol-
licito' Generall. _
By his jMa^'"'* Coinand
Edw. Nicholas.
Baronets Warrant.
£>}dm-sed .—Oxiori\ 2G fcbr. 45[6]
S^ W. Neales Wani. to bo
a Baronett.
The above is an exact copy of a paper ■\vliich wns found in a niisccl'
lancous collection of deeds, &c., recently jilaced in my hands for
examination, j\fay I ask is anything known of .Sir William Xeale ? I
have not succeeded in finding him in any list of Baronets.
AN ILLU:\nNATED PEDIGREE OF TITE FAMLY OF
WILLIAM SMITH, ROUGE DRAGON PURSUIVANT
OF ARMS. A.D. 1G05.
The interesting document, of which the following is a copy, is
the property of Mr. George H. Birch, A.R.I. B.A., one of the
Honorary Secretaries of the London and Middlesex Archceo-
lorjical Sociefy, and has been kindly lent by liini for publication
in The Gcnealo<iist.
The pedigree is neatly wriltrn on two skins of vellum, joined
together, making a roll 3 ft. 3 in. in length and 1 ft. 1 in. in width,
and the arms are painted with rather' more care and exactness
than usual. The signatures of William Segar, Garter King of
Arms (who was knighted in IGIO), Richard St. George, Norroy
King of Arms (also knighted in IGIG), and William Camden,
" surnamed the Learned," Clarenccux King of Arms, add very
considerably to the interest of this pedigree, apart from the
historical value which it possesses as an oliicial record of the
descent of, and a Continuation of Arms to, an industrious and
well known mendjer of the College of Arm.s.
William Smith was created Rouge Dragon Pursinvant, 23
October, 1597, and retained that office until his death, 1 October,
IGIS. An account of liis life and a list of his ^v()rks will be
found in The ■pnrllcuhir desrripflon of Eivjhtnd IhSS, <tc.,
printed in colours and edited bv Mr. Wheafley, F.S.A., and
]\Ir. Asldx'C, F.S.A., in 1879.
Some iVw additions liavc been madi' to tlie pedigrer in a later
liand, and tliese are di.slinguished by round brackets. J )escrip-
tions are jdaccd within sipiare brackets.
J, Paul Ryi.ands,
Middle Temple.
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CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
(Continual from p. 135.)
Pyuanlo, Julni, of JLiuIstun.
Pyors, AVilliam. Dcaii of Suutli Mallyng.
Pygot, Alice. Dunsta])le.
Pylclic, John, of Estderhain.
Pyle, Kubdit, seiir., of CarUon Eoodc.
Pyiikomy, Arnold. Hector of Tyryiigton.
Dine. Xorwich.
Pynnell, John, of P)rinkworth.
Pype, Henry, of ISlofcld.
Pytt, John, of Eye.
Raby, John, clerk, iJurhaiu.
Eadclyf, John, of Ilonydcn, co. Suflulk,
gent.
Eadclyir, John, Knt.
Eadniyle, Kalph, Esi|., Alhornc, Sussex.
Eaget, Matilda. I'iddletrenthido, co.
Dorset.
Ralegh, Thomas. Asteley.
Rand, John, of Pagrave.
Ranfeld, Henry, of Hampton. Rouen.
Rason, John, of Oxford.
Ravenser, Richard. Archdeacon of
Lincoln.
Raufi', William, of London, gent.
Eauls, John, of Xorth Perrott.
Eaulyn, Robert. Canon of St. David's.
Raundes, Richard de. Rector of Xorth-
molton, Devon.
Raynhull, Robert. Vicar of St. Cross,
AVcstLMte, Canterbury.
Raynold', .<,'e Hert.
R.aynolde, John, of Framfvlde.
Readc, Nicholas, of Pucksled.
Reade, IvLvard, of Tcnterdrn.
Rede, R.J.ert. Pishop of Chi.:hestrr.
Rede, Thomas. Citizen of Salisljurv,
Eced, William. Pi.shop of Chiclicster.
Eced, AVilliam. Treasurer of Chichester
Cathedral.
Reed, John, of Crowmere.
Rccdham, John de. (I'mliafe mdy).
Rocs, AVilliam, K.s.i. .\..vwicb.
Repyndon, I'hilip de. Lishnj. of Lmculn.
Rove. John, of AWstfarlcgh.
1453
315''Xempe.
1438
478'' Chiehele, P. i.
1453
309" Kempe.
1498
43'- ^loxUm.
1498
44'' Morton.
1401
197^' Arun.lcl, P. i.
1591
414MVhif-ift, P. i.
140G
54P AruiMJel, P. i.
1538
103" Cranmer.
1400
171" Arundel, P. i.
15C6
331» Parker, P. i.
143G
459» Chiehele, P. i.
1442
118='Slallbrd.
1423
364" Chhh.le, P. i.
1404
219'' Arundel, P. i.
UIG
172--' Chiehele, P. ii.
1418
32.5'' Chiehele, P. i.
65'' Parker.
13S5
217"Courlenav.
1410
47PChie]ielc,"r. i.
l.-ilil
440'' AVhitgift, P. i.
1116
301" Clii. hcle, P. i.
1100
170'' Arundel, P. i.
1416
305'' Chiehele, P. i.
1558
8" Post Aforlem Pol
1613
167'' Abbot, P. i.
1589
26.5'' AVbil.^nff, P. i.
1414
275" Chi.'liele, P. i.
1423
365" Cliirhele, P. i.
1382
212'' Court enay.
1411
149"Arundel, P. ii.
14 99
46' Mortr,n.
1413
194" Arundel, P. ii.
1410
51- Arundel, P. ii.
14 24
373'' Chiehele, P. i.
1409
109" Arundel, P. ii.
2l8
CALENDAR OF LAMBBTII WILLS.
Koyncs, Tlinmas, of Watlyiigton.
Reynaklo, Jolui, of Xonvicli.
Keyiioia, William. Citizen of Loiulon.
Keynolds, John. Citizen and barber of
London, before the city of Kouen in
Noi'mandy.
Eicon, William. Reotor of Riissebroke.
Rikyngliale, John. Li.shop of Cliiohester.
Ringe.steile, Thomas. ]5i.shop of Bangor.
Ringstedc, William, of Cockthorpo.
Ringwode, Alice, of South Pikenhani.
Risslieton, Richard. Friar'.s preachers,
Ludgate.
Robertis, William, of E.xton. 22
Roche, Joan. Sc Miclioll, Joan.
Roger, (?) Jolm, of Kew(;on.
Roger, John. Ijriancston, Dorset.
Rogers, Raufo, of Sutton Valens, in Kent.
Rogger, Henry, of Pulham St. I\rary Iho
Virgin.
Rokcwode, John, of Stanefeldc.
Rokis, Jolianne, of Great Yarmouth, w".
Rolf, Jfargaret, of Copdok in Sufl'olk.
Romayn, Thomas. Laml)elh, and St.
Ifary Aklcrmary, Lojidon.
Rome, Robert, of Frcshford.
Rondolf, Alice, ^^■° of Thomas R.^ndolf,
Citizen of Sarum.
Roo, John, of Hethill.
Roo.s, Robert. Pipcwcll.
Roos, Robert. Ewelme.
Roos, William dc, Knt. Dns de ILime-
hdve.
Roos, William. Rector of WcllMim.
Roos, Robert, Knt. Son of Wdliam,
Lord Roos.
Roper, Richard. Burgess of ]lri,stol St
JIary Redcliffe.
Ropor, Henry. Taunton.
Roperc, John, of St. Dunstan'.^, Canter-
bury.
Rouhalc, Ricliard. V,
Rous, Baledwin, Esq^
Route, John, of Soui;
husbandman.
Rowd, Thomas, caj,"".
Royewell, Jolm. Rector of .SouthlHi-l,
Ruddc, John. (Probate oulv.)
Rule, John, of Wcilnesbuiy.'
Rnmpayn, Richard. Isle Abbotts, Soiiier.-^cl.
1498
1490
1452
X.
.f CI
1418
1407
1429
136.5
144.5
1445
1425
Ehz.
1445
1441
1559
1445
1415
1498
1558
1312
1591
1432
1499
321' Morton.
44" Morton.
261" Kerape.
3241' Ctnchelc, P. i.
543'' Arundel, P. i.
413^' Chichele, P. i.
245'' Islcp.
G6'-' Stifford.
70'' StallbrJ.
389'' Chichek, P. i.
llT'-'Gryndall.
6G'' Stafford.
47G'' Chichele, P. i.
11''— 13'^ Post Morton
Poll.
64'' Stafford.
3G8'' Chichele, P. i.
17'' jNIorton.
24'^ Post Mortem Pob',
2G0 Kovnolds.
447'' Whilgift, P. i.
433--' Chichele, P. i.
36'- Moiton.
17G Stafford.
387^ Chichele, P. i.
271'' Chichele, P. i.
194'' Arundel, P. ii.
1448 no-- Slalford.
1442
1492
1401
1400
14fG
1585
14 15
M07
1413
Ml 5
1449
118'' Stalford.
130" .Alorton.
189''.\rundel, P. i.
17,s''Aru„dr!, P. i.
1-kS" Slalford.
l^.T-" AVhit-ift, P. i.
G3" Sl;.llnv,l.
512'' .Annnlel, ]'. i.
103'' Anindrl, p. ij
130'' Clli.'hr],., P. ii.
185" Stafford.
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
219
Euasell, John, Ivnt. Strcngesham, Wor-
ccstersliii'L'.
Rust, Sir William, of Stoke Asshe.
Ryclicz, Joliii, capellanus. Clii'ist Church,
Can tori mry.
Eyculff, Thomas. Holy Trinity tlic Leas,
London.
Rye, Rofjor. Cantorhury, Charing, etc.
Ryliel, William, Knt. Rochester.
Rykhill, Rose, w" of AVilliani, Knt.
Rynwolmcrssh, "William. Clerk of the
Treasury of England.
Rytherchc, Eogei-, of Pantcge, co. iMoii-
mouth, yeoman.
Saint John, Johanue wife of Sir Edward.
Saint John, Matilda, Lady.
Saintlo, John, Esff. Bishops Clecve,
Somerset.
Salernc, John dc, of Idenne.
Salisbury, John. St. Martin, Salisbury.
Salmon, William, chauntrypriest of
JIuntyngfeld.
Salmon, John, of Jliddelton, in par. Prit-
well, CO. Ess"x.
Salopia, Ralpli. Bishop of Bath and
Wells.
Samborne, Robert. Canon of Wells.
Sambroko, Thomas, of Compton Martyn,
Somerset.
Sammcll, John, senr. Mellys, Somerset.
Sanden, Jolm. Ashton Rowadc.
Sargaine, Agnes.
Sartelere, William. Citizen of London.
Savage, Arnold, Knt. Bobbyng.
Savage, Elionora, relict of Sir Arnold.
Savage, Kathcrine. Bobbyng.
Sawtell alias Dolman, John, of Alter.
Say, Matilda, wife of GcoilVcy. Eriars
Preachers, London.
Sayrc, Tliomas of Breccles.
Says, Richard, capellanus, of London.
Scales, Roger. Dfis dc Nowsell.
Scapeya, [Shcpey,] John dc. Bi.shop of
Rochester.
Scarburgh, Robert, son and heir of Ivichard,
lato of Kensington.
Scarclyir, Robert. Rector of Schyre,
diocese of Winchester.
Scarle, John dr, clerk. Reclur of St.
Bride, London.
1404 222'' Arundel, P.
1445 62' Stafford.
1445
127^ Stafford.
1452
1425
1407
1418
262'' Kempe.
388'' Chichele, P.
213'' Arundel, P. i
321'> Chichele, P.
1422
352 Chichele, P. i
1614
255- Abbot, P. i.
13S5
1452
219'' Courtenay.
.314-' Kempo.
1447 162'' Stafford.
1415 286'' Chichele, P. i.
1406 39" Arundel, P. ii.
1499 40" Morton.
1571 296" Parker, P. i.
1363 244' Islcp.
1382 201" Courtenay.
1443
123'' Stafford.
144.-.
138'' Stafford.
1449
181'' Stafford.
1591
416" Whitgift, P. i
1453
311" Kempe.
1420
338'' Chichele, P. i
1374
81^ Sudbury.
1436
459'' Chichele, P. i
1591
440" Whitgift, P. i
1369
106'' Whittlesoye.
1498
10' Morton.
1453
305'' Kempe.
1385
222'' Courtenay.
1360 169''I.sIep.
1453 306" Kempe.
1412 158" Arundel, P.
1403 200'' Arundel, P.
220
CALEXDAtl OF LAMBETH WILLS.
Scavcr, Roliert, of Cluru in Eark.sliiro.
Scaunt, A7illirtm. Citizen of Loniloii.
Sclicltriiiii, Kobf.rt., of Tlioniluim Lisliop.
Sclionswoll, Tlioma^-. Tyseliurst.
Scotte, William. Lrubornc, Kent.
Scrace, Thomas, of Bolun in Sussex.
Seagrave, John de, Knt. Bictbj-, Cha-
cnnibe, Derljy.
Scales, Roger. ' ])on'lii.,-,trr.
Sebrond, Mildred, ^V", ,A Lyd in Kent.
Seburgh, John, of Colchester.
Seevyer, Thomas, of Loweliam, hii^Land-
man.
Segcford, Ednnuid. Norwich. Rale.
Selby, Eiehard. St. Dunstan-in-thc-West,
Loudon.
Selke (?Telke), AVilliani. Rector of
Lytton.
Seller, Walter. Recl,,r of Ideiine.
Sellers, William. Jlishup " S.-dtonien."
Sely, John. ]!iu-gess of JJiistol.
Seymour, see Mauro.
Sengilton, Thomas of Xcrth Cove.
Septvan.s, AVilliam, Knt.
Septvans, Elizabeth, relict of William,
Knt.
Sesbvitenden, John, caiiellanu.-^. ]!iyn-
chelse.
Scsse, John, of Berrowe.
Sevensterre, Jolm.' St. :Mary AVoul-
clmrch, London.
Seward, John. Friars Minors, Dorclie.-l(_'r.
Seyntclere, Thomas, Esq'', Est-rensled
Sc-.yiiteclcre, Philip, Knt. rensluirsl.
Seyntleger, John, ICsq.. Uleund^e (?)
Shardelowe, Roljcrt. I'reccntor of
Chichester.
Sharjjc, Thomas, of Smarden.
Sharpp, John. Jurat of Rio.
Sharpyng, John, of lladdisco.
Shaylc, Thomas. Citizen of London.
Sheiford, -lohn. Crnnn of Wells.
Shelley, Richard, l^.ct.n■ of Swannes-
combe
Sliepcvr, John dc, Dcaiiflf Lincoln.
Shc,.|ianlr, .I,,hn, of Queen Cliarllnn,
hu.-.l.andi,i;,u.
Shctlcr, ,lnhn, of ,Sli:ii.|, niche.
Shiryiiglon, Walln'. AV^ddone. rrcbcn-
dary of St. Raul's, London.
1559
14.53
144.-)
1400
1428
1559
1353
1385
1588
1409
1591
1452
78^ Post Mortem Poll
290''Kcmpe.
G-2^ Stafford.
170^' Arundel, P. i.
443'' Chicheley, P. i.
48'' Post Mortem Poll,
110'' Islep.
222'' Courtenay.
270'' Whit-ift, P. i.
4 7'' Arundel, P. ii.
4-11'' Whitsift, P. i.
307" Kemire.
1447 159^' Stafford.
1445
1127
1437
1413
1498
1447
127^ Stafford.
'J 02'' Chichele, P. i.
473-' Cliichcle, P. i.
201'' Arundel, P. ii.
10'' I\Iorton.
IGl'' Stafford.
147 1G2--' Stafford,
1407
1591
LI 00
LI 00
1416
1408
1441
1383
1559
1584
1445
1452
1444
1414
1411
1591
1590
250^' Arundel, P. i,
437'-' AVhitgifl, P. i.
193"' Arundel, P. i.
193^ Arundel, P. i.
296'' Chichele, P. i.
254'' Arundel, P. i,
483'' Chichele, P. i.
205^ Courtenay.
309" Parker, P. i.
304'' Whitqift, P. i.
09- Stafford.
259'' Kempe.
123 Stafford.
170'' Arundel, P. ii.
150' Arundel, P. ii.
4 17--' Av:
4;i5i' \V
aft, P.
;ift, P.
1447 170' Staflord.
Conimi.j.sery Court.
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
221
Sliortcr, Thouuis. Stanos.
Shorter, William, of Whetlcy, co. IJerks.
Sliv.:wsljury, Joliii Tallxit, Earl of.
.Sl'.ivwsbury, sm Salopia.
Sideiiham, Simo:i. lUslwp of Cliiclicster.
Silvester, Eobert, of LlofL-l.l.
Skclton, William. Hector of St. Vedast,
Loudon, aiid A-sliljury, Berks.
Skei.per, William, of Tlictford.
SkcYth, Thomas, of Est-derham.
Skidmore, Sir Kiehard. Par.^ou of Kud-
ford.
Skothowo, Simon, of Saxthorp.
Skynner, Stevyii, of Ledbury, dioc.
Hereford.
Skynner, Thomas, of Bee.ston juxta Myh-
liam.
Sleford, John de. Keotor of Balsliam.
Smith, Henry, of Sowthchurche in E.ssex,
labourer.
Smithc, William, of Tonbridgc.
Smyth alias Geen, Philip. Bristol.
Sijiyth, James, of AVilton.
Smyth, John, of Attillji'i-g.
Smyth, ISLargareto, \V°, of Wurmegey.
Smyth, Richard, Shorne, Kent.
Smyth, Thomas. Citizen of Londfm.
Smyth, Thomas, of Estwalton.
Suayth, Henry, clerk.
Snavth, AVilliani. Adynton.
Siieiliiig, Thomas.
1 558
1591
1152
1437
1445
81' Post ]\rortom Poli
410'' Whit-ift, P. i.
SlP'Kempe.
463" Chiclielcy, P. i.
CO'' Stafford.
1448 102" Stafford.
1498 14^ Morton.
1445 71--' Stafford.
Somer, llenr^', Es.j''. Cliancellor of the
Exchequer.
Soler, see ilatteson.
Sumer, Peter, of Ciaiiobrookc in Kent.
Somercrofte, John, capellanus, of Ihiyh-s-
don.
Somerset, John, Earl of.
Souclic, Elizabeth la, late wife of Sir
Will'" do la Souche, Knt.
Southam, Thomas. Archdeacon, Brrks.
Southcote, Thomas dfis de.
Sowman, Kobort, of Briston.
Sowthtleet, John. Sowthllcd,.
Spackman, Anno, of XorthllWc, n,. Kmi.
Speham, John, of Shorham.
Spelman, Thomas, of Mekl I'.lyn^'hani,
gent.
Spenser, Jolian, late servant of my Lady
Anno Skropo of Estharlyng.
Spiccr, Ilichard, of Calverl'ey.
1537
104" Cranmcr.
1499
38" Morton.
1557
59'' Polo.
1499
27" Morton.
1401
187" Arundel, P. i.
1589
27G" Whitgift, P. i.
1559
03" Post Mortem Poli.
1438
129'' Stafford.
1422
3G2'' Chichele, P. i.
1440
64" Stafford.
1498
41" Morton.
1452
273'' Kempe.
1451
292'' Kempe.
1145
70" Stafford.
1380
198" Courtenay.
1409
43" Arundel, P. ii.
1558
47'' Post Mortem Poli
1448
183'' Stafford.
1589
274" Whitgift, P. i.
1451
27 7*^ Kempe.
1409
48" Arundel, P. ii.
11 OS
2:>:V' Arundel, P. i.
1403
213" Arundel, P. i.
1453
315"' Kempe.
1499
13" I\rorton.
1558
58"PostMorlrm Pol
IGl.-,
273'' Ablint, P. i.
M20
?,[■:,- Chichele, P. i.
1498
20" Mnrton.
1499
45" Morton.
1452
30P' & 281" Kempo.
222
CALENDAR OP LAMBETH WILLS.
Spraiigcr, Ellun, W", of Jlilton.
Spryngtliorp, Jolui, clerk.
Stablegafe, Edmund. Caiitcibiiry, Clirist-
cliiii-cli.
Staiford, Anne, Countess of. Gloucester.
*Stairord, Anno, Couute-ss of. Lanthony. 17
Stafford, Ednrund. Bishop of Exeter.
Stafford, Fulkc. Friars preachers, London.
Stafford, Hugh, Earl of (2 Avills).
Stafford, Hii-h, Earl of.
Stafford, Humj)hrey, sen', Knt. AbLoteg-
burj^
Stafford, Elizabeth, wife of llumphrey,
sen*'., Knt. Abbotesbury.
Stafford, Hunijihrey, of Hoke, Dorset.
Stafford, Ealph, Escf, Worcester. St.
Lawrence I'ountney, London.
Stanle, Thomas, clerk. London.
Stannard, Ednmnd. Citizen of Norwich.
Stanshawe, Kobert, Esq'., of AUorly, co.
Gloucester.
Staustin, William, Triest and Scholar of
the Uni\xnvity of Oxfor.l.
Stardlyng, ^^'illiam, Knt.
Steavman, Thomas, of Greenwiche.
Steel, William, clerk. Charleloii.
Stevens, John, of Xorton under Ifamden,
wollen weaver.
Stevens, William, of Overton, co. AVilts.
Steven.s, AVilliam, Precentor of Wells.
Stcvynson, Thoma.s, of '\'\^^lpo(lll.
Stegge, John. Burgess of f^ynn.
Stone, John. Canon of Wyn-ham.
Stokeman, Edmund, of ^frthrwnld.
Stokes, John, Esq'^., of Soutliwarl;-,
Stoky.s, John. Jiector of Gy.-.lynghani,
Suffolk.
Stokys, John, of Romene.
Stonestretc, Laurence.
Stopan, Christian of Ifolynghorno.
Stopyndou, John. Archdeacon of Dorset.
St. Dunslan-in-thc-Wost, London.
Stoves, John, of I'ydcle.
Stowe, Thomas. Citizen uwd liilow
chandler of London. St. Mirli:iel,
.fSt. I'aul'.sLo
i9 IL
Cor
nhill.
Stowo
, Thoui
as. Dean
don
Stoyl,
John.
Maydenf
Straxhill, A\'
illium. C
St,
Paul's,
L503
205'' Whitgifl, P. i.
1424
381" Chichdc, P. i.
1372
121MVhittlescye.
1438
479' Chichele, P. i.
H. vi.
479-' Chichele, P. i.
1418
319'' Chichele, P. i.
1412
162^ Arundel, P. ii.
1386
220^ Courten;i.y.
1404
219" Arundel, P. i.
1413
nS'-* Arundel, P. ii.
1405
173'' Arundel, P. ii.
1442
485" Chichele, P. i.
1452
268* Kcmpe.
1409
44'' Arundel, P. ii.
14 OG
540' Arundrl, P. i.
144G
159'' Stafford.
1413
168'' .\rundel, P. ii.
1406
256" Arundel P. i.
1558
57" Post Mortem Poll
1371
120'' Whittlcseye.
150O
441'' AVhil-ifl, P, i.
1590
396'' Wl,iiL;ilX, P. i.
1447
123'',Stalfird.
1499
31* :Morton.
1414
170" Chichele, P. ii.
1375
SO'' Sudbury.
14 45
07'' Stallord".
1423
380" Chichele, P. i.
1407
541'' Arundel, P. i.
1405
209'' Arundel, P. i.
■n. vi
52" Stafford.
1404
227" Arundel, P. i.
1412
148" Stafford.
1557
149'' Parker.
1559
84''l'ost]\rortera Poli.
14 05
225'' Arund,4, P. i.
1308
I20"Langharu.
1449
182" Stafford,
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
223
Stratford, llobort. Bishop of Chichester.
Stratton, John. Citizen of Norwich.
Straungo, UalJwin, Knt.
Strccho, John. Oxuburgh.
Stretton, Robert, Bishop of Coventry and
Liclifield.
Strode, Stephen. (Probate only.)
Strongo, Robert, of Crowmere. [Cromer.]
Stridelyn'^ton, "William de. Bishop of
St As.aph.
Stward, John, Knt. All Hallows, Stain-
ing, London.
Sturmyn, John. Euwenny in Wales.
Stury, Alice. Hampton Lovot.
Styllc, Thomas, of Cowdeuo in Kent.
Styuccle, "William. Rector of Blecheloy.
Sudburn, Robert, of Hallysworth, co. Suif.,
yeoman.
Sudbury, Thomas, Keeper of the College
of St. Gregory of.
Suetirlon, William. Rector of Erpyugham.
Sutton, Jolni.
Suttonc, Rpger de. Rector of Cherryng.
Swaynson, Richard, of Wythyham, in
Sussex.
Swether, Richard, of Lynn Epi.
Swynncsey, Robert, of (xloucestcr.
Swynborne, Thomas, Knt., Little Ilorkes-
ley, Essex.
Swynoshcved, John do. Rector of
Lyniyng. Canon of Exeter.
Sybbcthorp, Robert. Rector of Mayden-
staiio.
Syler, Edmund, of Blofeld.
Symond, ^'ie!luias, Lnndon.
Syrapsou, Roger, of Debtford Stroud in
Kent.
Syward, Roger, of Dorchester.
Tailor, William, of South Berlyngham
Talbot, John, of Romenc.
Talbot, "William, Knt. Whitchurch.
Talbot, seo Shrewsbury.
Taskcr, Richard, of Burstow, Surrey.
Tatershalo, Richard. Citizen & Baker of
London.
Taunk, William. Chief Baron of the
Exchoquer.
Taylor, Julm, of Bydenden, co. Kent.
Taylour, Tliomas, of Hyde, yeoman.
Tebbe, liichard, of St. Bartholomew.
1362
1445
141G
1418
1384
1413
1-198
1448
1425
1414
1558
1407
1411
1445
1419
1378
1559
1445
1)11
135" Islop.
GSb Stafford.
295»> Chichelo, P. i.
312'' Chichele, P i.
211* Courtcnay.
198» Arundel, P. ii.
12'' Morton.
1382 196" Courtenay.
173* Stafford.
387« Chichele, P. i.
266^ Chichele, P, i.
62^ Post Mortem Poli.
244'' Arundel, P. i.
1498 35" Morton.
147'' Arundel, P. ii.
68=^ Staflbrd.
323" Chichele, P. i.
100" Sudbury.
54'' Post Jlortem Poli,
70" Stafford.
149" Arundel, P. ii.
157" Arundel, P. ii.
125'' Whittloseye.
1390
1415
1409
233" Courtenay.
62" Stalford.
41" Arundel, P. ii.
1558
1387
61'- Post Mortem Poli.
229'' Courtenay.
1413
1402
14 25
194" Arundel, P. ii.
200" Arundel, P. i.
389" Chichele, P. i.
1615
275" Abbot, P. i.
1449
178" Stafford.
1375
1560
1589
1424
85'' Sudbury.
309" Parker, P. i.
273" Whilgift, P. i.
373" Chichele, P. i,
224
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
Tendoryns, AVilliam, Esq"-. Ilolbroke.
14.^1
431''Chiohele, P. i
Thomas, Jolm, of "Wyndielsc.
1-151
308^ Kenipo.
Thomas, Eichard, of Scvenshic (?J, co.
Kent.
1614
278'' Abbot, P. i.
Tlioriton, .Tohn, Esif. Camelegli.
1408
105'' Arundel, P. ii.
Thorp- Edmund, Kut, AsRlnvdlcUi..,rpo,
1417
SIS'- Chichelo, P. i.
Tlior]i, Rol.crt de, Knt. Cliancelloi- of
England.
1,372
12G» Whittleseye.
Thynghull, William de. Canon of Lich-
field. Koctor of Bishupsbornc.
1370
llSMVhittleseye.
Toft, KoLcrt, of Wlieatacrcbuvgli.
1445
72" Stafford.
Tollock, Thomas, of Hornyngesham.
1420
348" Chichele, P. i.
Tolymonde, William.
1448
ni" Stalford.
Tompson, George, of Depford.
1558
G7*Post ?iJortrmPoli
Tomsson aUas Adams, John, of South-
fleet, in Kent.
1558
SS'* Post Mortem Poli
Tonge, William. Yicar of Aston. (Pro-
bate.)
1414
129'- Chichele, P. ii.
Tonge, Scmannus de. Faversham.
1414
2G7'' Chichele, P, i.
Toole, Joseph, of Latcliyngdon, in co.
Essex.
15SG
123MVhitgift, P. i.
Topclyff, Kobert, of Canterbury. St.
l^fargarct Patens, London.
1443
119" Stalford.
Toppe, see Kicolas.
Trevenant, .Jolm. Bisliop of l[.r,.ford.
1 104
207-' Arundel, P. i.
Trcwe, Eobert. Burgess and J)!,.]...!- of
Lcnn Bnsshopp.
1499
30- Morton.
Trewyn, H.-nry. Wolwyeh.
1421
349'' Gliirhrlr, P. i.
Trewyii, Thomas, Es(f. Eriars ]\linors,
Salisbury.
1417
307- Cbidl.'lr, P. i.
Trcygor, Jolm. Goryng.
1404
214- Arun.lrl, P. i.
Trillek, Thomas. P.ishop of Rochester.
1372
12G" Whittlrseye.
Trussel, William, Knt., of Cublesden.
1380
105- Smltmry.
Tryvet, Elizabeth. Canterbury.
1421
442» Cliich.de, P. i.
Tudenhani, Gooftrcy, of Ilillyngton.
1445
09" Stalford.
Turk, John. Can.m of Sali^buiv.
1397
190-^ Aruiid.l, P. i.
Tye, Robert, Knt. Bar.ham.
1415
1G8'' Cliielirle, P. ii.
Tykcrege, John, of Eranfvld, co. Sussex-.
1558
7" Post Mortem Poli.
Tympl.'y, Roger, of Ii.piswiche.
1498
13" ;\lorton.
Tyrell, Edward, S.piver, the rldur, Dun-
ham, Chelmsford, Essex (2 Wills.)
M42
48S" Chichele, P. i
Uflord, Isabell .!.•. Cuuiitcss of Sullnlk.
MIG
29.5" Chichele, P. i.
Ulford, Robert dr. I'arl of Snutlil\,|rk.
Campesse.
13G9
109- Wl,ittlr.scyc.
Ufford, Williaui dr. Earl of Sullolk.
13S1
191" Courteuay.
Ullerslon, Rirl,:,ul, ran..,, of Sali.burv.
1123
3G2" Clnrhele, P. i.
Iljiton, Jolm dr. Canon of Salisbury and
Wells.
139G
153V'\rundel, P. i,
Vsslier, John, of Eol.sham,
1497
21" Morion,
CALENDAR OF LAMEETTI WILLf?. 225
UsNher, Robert, of Secud Rove, co. AVilts. 1591 -IM'' AVliit-ift, V. i.
UveJale, Thomas ilo, Knt. Tychoseye. 13G7 11 i' Lan-luuu.
Uvcdalf, William, Esq''. St. Maiy Oveiy,
Southwark. 1149 17G' StafloRl.
Vans, Richard. 141 S 324'-^ ChicheK., V. i,
Vaus, William do. iraydcnslaii. 13GS 121'' Lan,L;ham.
Yaux, Richard, of Kellyng. 1 145 C4'' Statlnnl.
Yen; John de. Earl of Oxford. :\roiiks
Colne, Es.sex. 1359 159'' Isle],.
Veer, Matilda de. Countess of Oxford. 1412 IGT' Arundrl, 1". ii.
Veer, Richard. Earl of Oxford. 1415 301^^ Chiclirlr, ]'. i.
Veer, Tliomas. Earl of Oxford. Clum-
cellor of England. Colne, Essex. 1371 118M^^liltleReve.
Vcggescombo, Robert. Canon of Exeter. 13S1 200'' Courtenay.
Vernon, Henry. Citizen and Serivenfn' of
London. 1558 81'' Tost Mortem I'.ili.
Vincent, Richard. Citizen of Loiidmi. 1452 275'' Kempe.
Violet, Robert, of Beckiiam in ICml. 155S GO^' l^ost Mortem Pnli.
Vynter, Robeit dr. ,AIav<len.-,lau. Uoxlcy
Abbey. " 13G8 120' Langhani.
W-.vh, Jolm, of Lristok 1 104 223'' ArundM, V. i.
AVakervn- John. Ihshop of Norwich. 1425 383'' Cliirlirl,., ]'. i.
A\'alde-rave, Ricliard, Knt., si'ii''. liiircs
St. Marv. 1410 49' Arundel, 1'. ii.
Walden, John. Si. llutliulomcw, Smitli-
Jield. 1417 310''Chichrh., V. i.
Walden, Roger, liishop of Leiidm,. 1405 227" Arun.lel, 1'. i.
Walderun, William. Citizen ..f Lmulon. 1121 371" Chichele, 1>. i.
Wales, Joan, Princess of. 1385 213'^ Courtcnay.
Waleys, Matilda, wife of Augustiu. Holy
Trinity Priory, London. ^ 1355 101'', 108', 109'', W.. p.
AVall, Robert. (Prob.ito oidy.) 1413 192'' Arundel, P. ii.
Wallere, Katcrine, relict of Thomas, of
Lambcrhurst. 1423 374'' Chichclr, P. i.
Walsh, James. Rector of Stn.klM,,. 13GS 117M,anL;liam.
Waller, Richard, of Dikeleld, in Sussex. 1558 8" I'ost yUnU-m I'oli.
Walthani, Roger. Fordyngbrigg. 1409 lOG'' Arundel, P. ii.
AValton, Robert do. Rector of Clyve. 137G 92^' Sudliurv.
AVard, T..nis,.n, of East FarlciLdi, spinster. 1G15 27P' Abljot, 1'. i.
Warde, Thomas. Caimn of AViUesdon. St.
Paul'.s. 1452 2.-)7'' Kcmpe.
Ware, Henry. P.isboo of Chieliesl.T. 1420 33:,' Chiehel,., P. i.
Ware, .luhn, of Seale i'u Iveul. 15.-,8 57'' P.isl .Muil.'iii I'nli
Wareyn, Kdiiuiud. l/il izeu of P.mdon. 1453 295''Kempe.
Warham, Rul.erl, of Ahelev, c. I'saex,
gentleman. " 1529 100' ^Valll,lm.
Warnnvell, Robevl. Citi/eii cf Salisl.ui'y. 1117 1 I'.)'' Slalloid.
AVarmynton, Richard .le. Reci.ir of Adc's-
ham". 1378 100'' Sudbury
220, CALENDAR OF LAJfEETH WILLS.
AVarro, John. Iliiljurdaslicr of Soutlnvavk. 141G 188'' Staifonl
Warro, llo'^n- la, Kill. Monastery of
SwynsliL'vi.l 1370 llGMVliiUk'Scyc.
Wamai, Kc-inaia. irvac. M08 SD.V Arundel, P. i.
AVanwyk, Guy .Ic. " ISoO IGOMGC' Mep.
Ware.wyk, William. Ciii/.cu and I^Iercor
of Salisbury. Hi5 137'^ Staflbrd.
Waterton, Hugh de, Knt. llarlcy. 1109 107^ Arundel, P. ii.
Watford, John. Keclor of Sncryatc.
Maghfeldo 1368 107^' Whiltleseyo,
Wattes, John, of Downham. 1499 .57'' jNlorton.
'VVaynflete, John. Capellanus of Bnrlenli. 1 125 385^' Chiehele, P. i.
Wayn, John, of Thornham Bishop. 1415 G2'' Stafford.
Weaver, b-er blasters.
Webl), Roliert, of Lanqridgo. 1591 444" Whilgift, P. i.
Webber, Phillippc, of Spaxton. 1590 43G'' Whitgifl, P. i.
Wego, Henry. Rector of Lamero, Wales. 1112 119" Wtailord.
Welde, Henry. Rector of Wikham P.rowrs. 1420 338" Chieliele, P. i.
Welles, Clement, clerk. St. Nicholas
Olavc, London. 1452 2G0' Kompc.
Welles, John. Alderman of London. St.
Antoine. 1442 484" Chiehele, P. i.
Welles, William de. Bishop of Rochester. 1443 122'' StatTord.
Wells, see John.
Wennyng, Adam. Helgey, Norfolk. 1445 70" Staflnrd.
West, John, the younger, of Basingstoke. 159G 281" Whitgifl, P. ii
West, John. "2suncius de Seaceario
apud Westminster." 1429 420" Chiehele, P. i.
West, Thomas, Kiit. 1415 297" (.'In.diele, P. i.
West, Thomas, Knt. Twviiham. 1105 20si' .\ruii.lel, P. i.
Westburv, AVilliam. .lu-liee .4 C<.iiimnn
lieiuh'. Wesllniiv, Wills. 1448 ISO'' Sluiford.
Wrslhurp, .luhn, ■ 1408 255^' .\riiiid(4, P. i.
AVestmnv, Al.'vn, of Walberiswyk. 1499 57'' .M orlon.
West, ,11, 4'hoiii;is. Pirsuii of ('astre St.
Edmoiid.
Wethereld, William, of Ipswir],.
Wheler, J.ihii, of llovedni,
Wlielp.lale, Ro-.r. Bishop nf CaiHsle.
Whetill, John, of Shai.p.wieke.
Wliiehele, John, ..f New Wvndr.ore.
Whidvi.L'ton, Ri.hard. .Mdmaan of
Loiulon.
AVhile, .lolm, Knt., of Konvirli,
While (//Aw Phlllippes, r.r.nlyr, of lluil
spill.
AVhile, William, scnr. Soull, Mallvn...
Whiteehuieh, Agnes, lal.', of W" i
Covcntre.
Whilehuivhe, Rirhaide, of Sto.4;well
parisli of UlsNviek,
1499
19":
Morion.
14 50
303"
Kempe.
1498
55" ;
Morion.
1422
353''
Cliichele, P. i.
1591
435"
Whitgift, P. i.
1411
159'
' Arundel, P. ii
1421
351'
■Cliichrle, R i.
1407
5 1 1'
■ Aiiiiid, 1, P. i.
1591
4 38^'
' Whilgifl, P. i,
Mil
20 1'
■ (,lii;hele, P. i.
1114
1 28'
■ Clii-4iele, P. i
1571
298
' Parker, P. i,
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS. 227
AVhityiigliam, Robert. Citizen of London.
St. Ciiristoplior. 1^07 1G9^' Arundel, P. ii.
Whityni^liani, Robert, Knt. A-sshcrcg-c. 1452 2G9^ Kompe.
AVliitington, Cecilia. I'aunteley. U52 2G0MCenipe.
AVhynderton, William, of Ivist Sutton, co.
Kent 15G0 308'' Parker, P. i.
Wl.yne, John. 1583 94- Whitgift, P. i.
Wicestve, Henry, Es(^^ St. Botolph,
Aldgate, London. 1449 178'' Stafford.
Wic.lio, Jolm. Master of Collegiate
Clmrcli of Lvngfeld. 1445 128- Stafford.
Wigge, William, of Xorwich. 1499 29^ :Morton.
Wifkyn, "William, of Tylney, eo. Norfk.,
hu.sbandman. ^ 1584 337MVhitgift, P. i
Williamsono, Roger. Haberdasher of
Southwark. 144 5 17G- Stalford.
Williamesone, Thomas, of Lvnn Epi. 1415 G?" StallVird.
Windsor nliio^ Christopher, Thomas, of
Northcott, CO. !Midilx., veoman. 1G15 2G6» Abbot, P. i.
Winter, Rieliard, of Cokliam, in Tarkshire,
bargeman. 1590 398MV]iitgift, P. i.
Withi, John. Vicar of Audeley. 1414 120" Chirhele, 1'. ii.
Witherinersch, Richard. Heigham. 1409 4G'' Armulel, P. ii.
Wodehnuse, .John, Esq'. Norwich. 1430 420'' Chiehele, P. i.
Woduland, Richar.l. Rector of Lambeth. 1376 82^ Sudbury.
Wolle, Peter, of Upwelle. 1498 2P Jlorton.
WollcsliiU, William. Crevfriars, London.
Yerdeley, A7oreestersh. 1452 291M<;empe.
Wood, R'ichar.1, l^s.j. North Ta^vton,
Devon. 1492 1.30- Slair.ud.
Woodc, Ro-er at, Cdovor, of Lvnn Epi. 1445 G9i' Slallnrd.
Wodhull, dohn, Kretor of OrpVngton. 1:182 205'' Court.aiay.
Wonlf..,, Richard, of Stonbrego. 1559 G3'' Po.st .Mortem Poll.
Worsthnrp, .lohn. 1413 1G7'' Arundel, P. ii.
Worth, dolin,Kut. 1391 238-' Courtenay.
AVotton, John. Master of Collegiate
Chureli of Maydest.in. 1 117 309^' Chiehele, P. i.
Wotton, Nicholas. Lord Mayor of Lou-
don. Pokton Malherlie, Kent. 1447 1G6" Stallbrd.
AVrangvll, John son of Alaude. Xvrkested. 1411 154b Arur.del, P. ii.
Wright, Mar-aret, of Kiinborle. ' 1145 GG" Slallbr,!.
Wroston, John, Es,l^ P.rodrhrulon. 1429 41U'' Chi.hole, P. i.
Wryiicho, William, of Upwellr. 1497 23 Mnit.ni.
Wydevyle, Richard, sen'. Maydeslun. M41 482'' Chirhrl,., I', i.
Wvkeh'am, William. Hislu.pof Winchrsb.r. 1 lO:'. 212'' Aiundrll.l". i.
AVvkehirst, AVilliam, sn
l^ St. Mary Crave
. 14i:i 172' Amndel, P. ii.
AVvkeme're, Adam de.
Dean of South-
mallvng.
1381 212- C.aulouav.
AA'vkkenden, AVilliam,.
■f Cowdeu in Kent
. 1558 59-Pnsl Mnitrni 1'.
AVvleocke, John, Cili,
vu au.l Draper of
London.
1558 87"l'ost .Mortrm i'.
228
CALENDAR OF LAMBETH WILLS.
AVvlcokr, John. IVilvjidon.
AVylson, UUx, ^X". St. Towlie in Silvor-
strecte.
Wylton, Jolm, E.sq''. AVolton at Stone.
^\''ylughbv, RoLert, of l^^re.sby, .'juu''.
■\^'yn, Gryffytli ap Eden.
Wyiieliester, Ilonry, of Chiehester.
AVynde.soro, Alicia, diia. Upniyiister.
AVyncwyk, John do. Ti'i.'a.siirer of Yorlc.
lluyton, IMonketon.
Wyngeffld, ^lai-eiy dn'a de.
Wyngefeld, Eol.eit, Kiit. Letliynsliani.
"\Vyns]iir.^t, John. G.mtlieri^t.
Wynti'inghain, '\Mlliam. Citizen of Lon-
don. St. ?>ravy Magdalen, Old I'ish
Sti'eet.
Wyntyr, Thomas. St. Paul'.s, London.
AVyot, Richard. Langley Mareys.
AVys.^yng'.sete, John, of London.
AVvssyng.sete.
WytclyfV, John. Rector of iror.5tedcavnes.
Wyth, ]\Laiirice, Knt. St. Botulph, Al.lei's
gate.
Wyrt, jNIargaret, of Gloucester.
Yerd, Jolm, Eisq''. Chehani, Surrey.
Yevcre, Thomas. Tod3-ngton.
Yo]ig, Henry, of Ludlow.
Yong, Thomas, clerk.
H41
471''Chichele, P. i.
15.59
81'' Post Mortem Poli
1402
212'- Arundel, P. i.
1397
157'' Arundel, P. i.
1559
1 S3'' Parker.
1559
147'' Parker.
UOO
188'' Arundel, P. i.
( 40" Whittleseye.
1359
} IGi^^ Lslup.
1-1 OG
541' Arundel, P. i.
1453
297'' Kempe.
1410
44- Arundel, P. ii.
1453
291" Konpc.
1413
172- Arundel, P. ii.
1431
424» Chichelc, P. i.
1421 399'' Chichele, P. i.
1383 297- Courtenay.
1383 205- Courtenay.
1405 331- Arundel, P. i.
1450 188'' Stafiord.
142G 414- Chichele, P. i.
1538 102'' Cranmer.
1375 97- Su.lhurv.
Yong, Richard, liis
iiop of R.irhcstei
1418
323- Chich
ele, P
Yongp, Anthony, of
Lighe next Toi
l.ridge.
1G15
203- Aliho
t, P. i.
Yonge, Au.lr,;w. Pr
.;,v,,st of Wvn-h:
im. 1 IDS
107- .Vrun.
lel, P.
*York, Ivhvard, l)u
k.' of. Fudiyngl
lav,
JSTorthhants.
1415
284'' Chi,-li
itde, P
York, ,rc. Laugelee.
*York, Philippa, 1 )u,
lllcss of.
14.30
4 28- Cliicli
,ele, P
Yorpe, John. Mer.4
on. (Pmluleo,
dy.) 1413
103- Aran,
lei, P.
Zogoso alias lir.idgare, John.
1409 109'' Aruud( 1, P
Codeman, .lohn. A
Stork.', Kirh.nl. CI,
AVilliams, l;i,hanl.
H7//.S' af Lii.il.n, i„,t i„ J
f M.^. ..f .\n,i,
l;,-d~. 1.-,
.am in Y
M.S.
An,i,iiin,.,rl,Ts,f,,.71.
■nt. 159U. Jhid. to. 87.
229
FEET OF FINES.'
By WALTKK UVE.
Topograpliers have, I think, unaccountably neyhjcted the mass
of inion nation which tlie Feet of Finr.-i aflbrd. Tlic labour
necessary to carefully go through the unindexed files is no doubt
immense, but the I'esults are so valuable that an account of a
manor or locality is incomplete indeed without such labour being
undertaken. As far as regards Norfolk, Le Neve iio doubt
supplied Blomefield with notes of most of the more important
lines, so our county history is probably more i^erfect in this
respect than any other ; but there are many instances in wliich
important topographical and genealogical facts have been passed
over. Moreover, at the time Lc Neve aiid a few others were
working so industriously, very slight interest was taken in
families which were not or had not been in a knightly or gentle
position, and no notes were taken by them of the names of the
small freeholders, many of whose dcscemlants are now of
importance in the county. Nor did the vuriovuvi readings of
the names of localities, of the utmost value in tracing their
dei'ivation,^ nor the inunense wealth of field names, interest them
in any way ; indeed we may roughly say that if a i\nc did )iot
chronicle the descent of a manor or advowson, or give some
pedigree information a1)0ut some armigevous famil}', it wa.s
passed by unnoted.
One discovery arising from the analysis I have made of tlic
Norfolk fines for Richard I and John is, I think, of very
considerable importance, and tliat is that the fines for Norfolk
vastly outninnber tliose of any other county. Indeed, for the
reign of Richard I Norfolk has 2!).'], while l^edfordsliire, ]3erk-
shire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cumberland, Cornwall,
Derby.shire, Devonshire, and Dorsetshire tot/cthcr only have
231. — Cooper on 'Public Records,' ii, p. l.')]. Coupling this with
the facts that in the Norfolk fines there is a nmch greater
pi'oportion relating to small holdings of five acres' and under
than in a)iy other county (a fact which points to numei'ous small
freeholders),^ and that in the early Norf\)lk lines )iow before us
we come across an uiuisually large proportion of Scandinavian
"- Tl.,; M-k'ur'u of'tnidn- el Mn..l,i,.lr, w:,.. in ll , infanrv. 1 ;l..iii.-n.L1, ..v r.itl.ri- IiIh
cmtmu.-itor I'aikin, ha.l " w.ii'.t " „„ tlu' l.i.iiu ; i,.mi Iv' .v.i y lil.Hv-iiiun.. Mrrimlii.^:
to him ramc from " watii."
' 1 li;wc gi-iive doulit.i wlhllirr an "am-" dim ».i-, n..l nnuli Ini^.-i thinliio
* Mr. GrciMi.,lrct't rciiii'iM., mc Ut.il the i-n,.iiii.in . nmiil.. r ul Noilolk L-nlM,,, ,.n Uic
l>c JJaiicv rwlU 1a\us out tiii:.
230 FEET OF FINES.
names, wc care drawn to the conclusion that we have hero strong
evidence tliat the Noiman kings were wise enough to leave tlicir
jicar kinsmen tlic ]3anes undisturbed in their hokUngs to a very
mucli greater extent tlian lias hitherto l^eon suspected.
The point is so historicaHj' interesting that I hope I may he
excused if 1 devote some space to it. Perhaps as good a ^vay to
show the marked difference in race between the inhabitants of
our county and those of some of the shires will be to compare
the number of Christian or fore-names occurring in the fines for
llichard I and John for Bedfordshire, Berkshire, and Buck'ing-
hamsbire (which I have extracted, not without considerable
trouble, from vol. i of the printed fines published by the late
Joseph Hunter for the Record Commission in 1835), with those
occurring during the same period in Norfolk. The Bedfordshire
names mnnbcr in all 91, the Berkshire 90, tlie Buckinghamshire
105, while, even without counting connnon names, such as John,
William, <Scc., there are no less than .322 for Norfolk, very many
of whom are Scandinavian.
Tlie Norman and other continental names which occur are not
as numerous as would be expected by those who fancy that the
Norman Conquest literallj- flooded all England with Normans
and Frcnclimen. Of course many of the A filius B entries wcie
meant for A " Fitz " B, so it is ditllcult to ascertain exactly what
numerical projjortion of tlie landowners were Ndrman ; but I do
iKit think that more than 110 Norman or l-'rench names' occur
in the 801 fines.
But, however the people came by their names, it is very
interesting to find in a list of surnames occurring moi'O than six
hundred years ago such every-day Norfolk names as Bacon,
]3ayfie]d, ]3arrctt, Burrell, Calejr, Cobb, Colman, Cooi^er,
Hammond, Durrand, Coss, Gurney, Londa, Reyner, Rye, Rix,
Swan, Swatman, Tliirkcttle, Tuck, Ulk, and Walpole.
The rarit}^ of nicknames or by-names is remarkable. All I
have come across are about t^-enty, viz., Godsaule," le Cat
Wudccok, Colli le. Swan, Cuckuc, Heron, Crowe, le Neuman,
Kinesman, Wisman, Freman, Yvvelhume, le Blund, le Brun, le
Cris, ]\'inper, le Gay, le AVile, le Curteis, and le Gros.
Nor are the tra<le or occupation names a.s numerous as might
liave birn cxjicctcd, viz., ]\[ercator and le Marchand, Faber,
IMsop and I'li'C"]-!, (dericus, Sacerdos, Diachonus, le Jbiinnc,
Cocns, l''e\dratius, Falconar, Forester, Bedell, Carpentarius and
Carjienter, I'armentarius, Camerarius, Ilostiarius, Janitor, Pin-
cerna, Molcndarius, le Fliltere, le Norreis, le Spicer, lo Eschcr-
nnsiu-, le l'V\crc, le Veantie, i^^jc.
KKKT OF FINES. 231
A.s, rouglily .speaking, about one thuiisau'l ami lifty varictitis
C)i' names occur among the parties, attoniies ami tenants, in the
fines printeil liercat'ter, it is rather strange tliat imt i|uitr tlireu pi'r
cent, of them .should be nicknames or trade names. 01' the
remainder, abiout two hundred and forty were of the ty])e " A
the son of B," about fourteen were singk' names, such as " Ivo,"
and the rest for the most part were of the form " John of
Snoring," ' " Hugli of Skerdeston."
So far I have dealt with the people and their names — we now
come to the localities mentioned in the fines. Not the least
reward of the ilry labom- of indexing was the discoverj^ of over
fifty localities which cannot now be traced in the county, and
wliich escaped even the research of JMr. Mumford.
More interesting still are the very numerous lieM-names, df
wliich no less than four hundred occur. As charters and deeds
of this date are verj"- rare, anil when iliry do oceiu- seldom do
more than sjiccify the name of the niaiKir ui ad\invson conveyed,
I have thought it worth while to aiian;.:!- Llicse names under
headings as well as I can, asking my reader to treat Icnirntly
my versions of hitherto unknown jilaeos, ^vllieh will no doubt
receive many correctiojis from abler hands.
The list affords a tenrpting field for conji'etiin', but, brin^- no
" scollard," I will leave this to others, and -will only ]H)iii( ynt
that we may recognize hero many of our favourite lit'ld names,
.such as Fouracres, Sevenacrcs, and Twelveacres ; Homefield,
Northfield, and AVcstfield. Many of the " gates " would seem to
refer to the way to or direction of an adjacent village, (\<j.,
Brancastergate, Stanhoegate, and Wintertmigate.
Several of the names are unmercil'ully Imig, !•.</., lilaeunMc-
hevedland, Burwennesne\dieland, Kaimliie
siiieTrhcvlMllai
id, Dude-
graven verwang, and Dimeher.sseswang. V>
can be classified under the terminations —
esides the nan
les which
Acre. Cross.
Beach, or Dech. Cnindel.
Br.akes. D.ale.
Bridge. Dele.
Brooin. Delf. >
Bury. Dicli, or Dike.
Bush. Den.
Bnsks.' Don.
];y. V.wl
Cot. F,,llgate.
Croft, Fen.
Field.
Fleet.*
Ford.
Furloug.
Gate.
Clrave. "■
Hago^or lloge.
iiidi!
Head.
mil.
' V.iii:, lions are r.iro, but two luny lie noted, "Wllli.in
an,l Alan .Ic Kn;;leficld. otliorwise I'llius .Mmi'll (|.. ] :;-)
1 r,oi,u -.,11 of KoU
•if (p. lib)
" JUirlvv i'V T^ii.-jylu', I'rt'ini't. l*.ii"\iii'iruiii, }i. .nj.
' Dolpli.a .iKiin wbirli emplies itM.jf into a l.n-.r
.1 .K-f.,1 I'l .e'.l.MiV ' I'l .i\ lii.-i il \\"..i il.' r.l' I ill, iilii Im
diaill- a .lyk.. ^vhi
ehl,asb,.,.n
(K'lVCtl.- — J il ii^^iH. U .-^ 1 MU IIK l.U U ui ilti tu l,,ni' I'lll Mil - .
* A salt water (i,l,il eie.k,
» No doubt u-e.l ill the «a,,o of ditch or tl. n,h, 1 >,ii,
» " Still u-icd in Nu.folk lui u hedec,"— Ualliwell .s ■ 1
i,.h ;//■.(,■,
232
FEET OF FINES.
Hulo, nr Hales.
Mill.
Thorp.
Holm.
Mor.
Toft.
Ho, or How.
Nab.
Town's end.
Ing.
Pit.
Tnn.
Lane.
Rod.
Well.
Ling.
Slade."-
Wong, or Wang.3
Loml,Luna,.,.Laml.i
Spinncy.
AVood.
Meadow, Mi;\v.
Sty.
Wro.
Mev.s(Mur.sh)orJrere.
Thorn.
There are forLj' i
midcntificd places
i, viz. : —
Ahvancshcrne.
Greneg.
Sewardcseroc.
Allesell.
Hech'.
Siwatc.sfot.
lk:,eh.
Hes.
Staiiaue [?Stanhow].
Ikiehcnrstic (?Eeret-
Heued.
Stanberh.
rove.tie).
Hoece.
Sudbroc.
r.roelic, le
Ifseris.
Sirmccopt.
Lrith.
La Drave.
Ti'wate.
Cocke..etr.
Leavines.
Twislcr.
Diiive, La.
Lochu.s.
Wadegrote.
Forll.'p;.
Lukodonhel.
Westmad.
Foxlmll.,.
Jliclowcyc.
We.stris.
Fredur, a.l.
llidohagc.
Wileghes.
Gateschilcd.
Hediz.
Wi!ge.shik.
]{ingeniis
Occasionally wc liud in the fines entries intereating I'or many
reasons. Thus Hiiniphry de Uerlliam in 8 Ric. I sold, for a
lunidj'ed shillings, land to Ralph de Herlhain (possibly his
lirotlier), for his equipment to Jerusalem, probablj'' in the fifth
Crusade then being in.stituted by Pope Innocent III ; and the
objection naturally felt by large landowners to their sub-tenants
gixing land into mortmahi, which did no service, is well instanced
by Evn, daughter of Hawis de Morlai, granting lands to Ralph de
Torcy and his assigns — " prastercjuam viris religiosis." Other
instances of this exception will be found at pp. 35 and 09.
Vineyards are mentionc<l at p. 187.
'.I'he nominal or \niusual considerations are also interesting, c.fj.,
a pound of pepper; a pound of cummin ; a pound of incense; a
pair of gloves ; a pair of white gloves ; a hawk ; a hawk of the
iirst 3'ea)' ; a pair of gilt spin's ^\•orth (id. ; four barbed ar]'o\vs ;
two horses; a black horse of the third and another of the sixth
year ; a horse worth 10 marks and the return of a deed ; a robe
worth 2 marks; a mantle and tunic; two dresses and a gold
ring; two mallards ; two capons at Christmas; a Inillock ; 0,200
" sticks" ol' eels ; I'reedom from toll ; a gold ring and participation
in the luiielits ol' a monastery, and similar participation without
a ring. An early instance of " licjuidation bj' arrangement"
occurs where a credittir releases a debtor who owes him 30 marlvs
for a cash )iayment of three marks. The consideration is occasion-
ally aliseni, but its most usual forms are —
valliiy aud a plain ;
■igUt.
FEET OE FINES. 233
1. Cash, or crush and regrant of part of tlic land in fee, or
cash and life annnity, or cash and rent (i.e., purcliaso of
a perpetual lease at a pveniium).
2. Exchange for other land, or exchange for other land and
cash, or exchange' for other land for which rent is to be
paid (i.e., exchange of freehold for leasehoh.l).
3. Rent, or rent and the grant of some other property, or a
yoar'.s profits, or a release of arrears of rent.
4. An annuit}' in perpetuity or for life.
5. The regrant for life at a rent or free of rent {i.e., a loan
for life).
G. The regrant of part absolutely {i.e., a partition).
7. Tlie regrant of part subject to a rent or subject.
Two instances occur of persons not parties to the luie taking
benefits by it, and the reader will find numerous cases in whicli
the " calling to warrant " fiction occurs, thus showing ho'w naich
earlier it was in existence than the invention of recoveries.
In the 10 Hich, I (No. 95) a condition is made that if the
consideration is not paid by the grantee it shall be so fiy a third
pei'son named, who is not a party to the fine, a singularity I have
never seen elsewhere.
A few words on the Feet of Fines themselves may not be
inappropriate. They are written in a very small writing on
pieces of parchment about as long as, l)ut narrower than oneV'.
hand, indented (jr notched along the to}), and are as a nde in
good condition.
From tlie following exact transcri]it of one of them a better
idea of their form and contractions may be gleaned than from
any dcserijjtion, however ample.
11 -H iiiial 9roid f,"i 111 Cur l)jn V.,';-' a], ^oiwir Ann.. Kcgiii R
Kie vij" Die Sabb fuslu See :^hlrg Cuiii Will tie f;la\ ill ~l Osb lit
nuicT, Sim (le Tatcsh JusUc Dni }lvj,'~l -\lijs liil,'lil.3 ] hii Keg'
tc ibi(T psciiiih5 Turiiob Jo Hicfenl i.efl Ada .Ic N.'ivferd ten
do . viij . aer c pUn i Sj^.liaiii . un assa' dc iiioitr, ancrs.-m-i^ .su'iuofi
fuit Int CO.S i cur pfala ; .SciU .[d id Ada cGces.sil eid Kebl bedib'
sui.s leta pdrrnu fia' cii pliu tnieiid de .mi t lieilib3 sni.s i Keildeinlo
In auuali sex dniar ad fest' .Sn Mieb . t a.l xx . sm] ,1,. Srutn;T:
vi d t ad I'lu.s : plus . i ad iiiiu'' '. uiiii' ji ei Qsurludin,. ; [, j, h"
c:HTS,S01ie id Knb dcd' dee Ade tlia I'.i/.iulia
The above exteii.led reads tlms-
llec est liiialis cuiicordia facta in curia Domini Regis
apud Norwicum anno regni Regis Ricardi sejitimo, die
234 rfiET OF FINEa.
S.ililiaii I'o.sto Sancte JMavgavcto, Coram Willuliiu) do Olanvill
et Osljcrto filio IIei-\-ici et Siiuono J'; ratcshill, Justiciariis
Domini Kcgis, ct aliis lidelibus ])omini Regis &c. ibi'leiii
prescntibii.s. Inter llobertum de Hickt'ord petentum, ct
Adam de Ncrei'ord tetentem, de S acris cnm pertiiientiis in
Sparliam. Undo Assisa de niorte antecessoris sunuuonita
fiiit inter eos in cui'ia prefata ; scilicet quod idem Adam
concessit eidem Roberto et heredibiis suis totam predictam
terrain cum ]iertinentiis Tenendam de se et lieredibu.s suis :
Reddendo inde annuatim sex denarios ad festum Sancti
Micliaelis, et ad 20 solidos de scutn.gia sex denarios, et ad
plus plus et ad minus minus, pro onmi consuetudine. Et
pro liac concessione idem Robortus dodit dicto Adc tria
bizantia.
Nori'olcliia.
And translated, thus — ■
This is tlic final agreement made in the Court ol' (our)
Lord the King at Norwich on the Sabbath day, in the least
of St. Margaret, in the 7th year of King Richard, before
William de Glanvill, Osbcrt Fitz Hervey, and Sin^on do
Pateshill, Justices of (our) Lord the King, and other faithful
(servants) of ((jm') Lord tlie King, i*cc., there present, between
Robert de ]Iickford (the) demandant, and Adam de Ncrei'ord
(the) tenant of eight acres witli (thcii-) appiutonances in
Sparham, concerning Avhich an nssi/.c al' m(;rl d'aimcestor
■was siniimoned between them in the aforesaid court.
Namely, that the said Adam granted to the said Roliert
and his heirs all the nfoi'csaid land with (its) appurtenances.
To hold of liim and his heirs, paying therefor yearly
sixpence, and for evei-y twenty shillings of scutage sixpence,
and for more more and for less less, for all service.
And the said Robert for this grant gives to the said
Adam three be/ants,
Norfoll<.
■ The vohnues pulili.shed by the Record Commis.sion in 18;35-1'4'
under the title of " Fines sive Pedes Finium," cover the reigns
of Richard I aird John, but conqnise only Beds, Bucks, Berks,
Candiri.lge, Cornwall, Cnnd.erlnnd, IX'rby, Devon and Dorset,
but I brlii've tran.serij.ls ,
,r tlu' Wllole ot
' iMi-land
were
iiKule an
still cxiM, a s.'id moiuiiiiri
it of wasted l.a
boiir.
Few indeed 1ki\ e been
|.riiUed. .^lr. 1
:;reenstive
t is ]
[irintiiiL;
calenilar to the Kentish li
lies, and 1 am
doing tlle
■ saint
• for tlio,-
for Norfolk, but 1 know,
.flloofller..
Tt is n..t until llie 1,1
Henry Vlll t
liai there
are a
iiiv olliei'
indiee, whatever to (he
lilllS.'' .Vllteli
or to (he 1
la.t-ii
ai'ned dal
' T1..M r,a.n„ly,>,v,, lVwN..|n
l.,lr„ 111 ll,.' l;r,,„,l
nirnr |,nir,.,
l.n,- to
l.r in.li,,..
fme-,, ^^l,i^■ll Iwvl. I.cui iinlcl hy ,,
liv.itr ,..|l.,l,.,..,-|
.I.lly l.r Nev
0. iitll
Uuvc-uhT
au iuCnilcsiiudlly .,uiM ,i |iuiiiMi,
uf the lilKv Ihill
tlirv arc lie
;irly u:
-rlo.v-. Holi
FEET OF FINES. 235
the lines Ihcmselvcs ' must lie scarclied ; unless rei'crencc is made
to the Lansdownc ilSS. ."JOG, .S07, and ."lOS, which ai'e apparently
the original calendars, or entry books for the reigns of Edward HI,
Richar<l ] I, Henry IV, and Hemy V, and which are easier to search.
From the reign of Henry VHl, however, the Index to (the
Notes or duplicates of) the Ftnc>i, which gives short notices of the
fines of each term arranged umler the counties to which they
belong, becomes available.
From Hilar}', 4 George II, these books give numerical reference
to the lines.
Up to the 32nd (ieorge ][ these indices gives tlie Cln-istian
names of the parties, ami the )iame of the locality as well.
From the 1st George III, ho\ve^■er, the entries run thus —
Bell I Townley | Millett
Millctt being the attorney's name. These indices tieing, though
not aljihabetical, easy to search, are of course very valuable.
Thr Bnoka of Kn'trka of Fines, which extend from IGll, arc
arranged in a similar way to the last-named series, but gi\'e a
littli; more information, viz., the oitry mentioned above in them
•stands thus —
297. Henry Hell Es.| Pit <fe William Townley .t Mary his
wife k oiher.s Hefts in Wrettone— MilJidt,
But the chief use of them is that the late volumes of this scries
give references to the actual nundjers borne by the lines.
Lastly, the Kinij's SUcer Buols (which exist fi'om the reign of
Elizabeth), Ijut owing to damage done them by lire are inconsult-
ablc until that of George I) give yet more information al)Out the
property and parties, e.g., the above referred to entry is thus
extended.
20/. Norfollc Heiu'v ]3ell F.s(i" V\i W" Townley .<: in/4
8 St Hil l^.jb' ■ ^J^iorpe & Ann !\[ary his wife
defts of 2 mess 1 barn 1 sta 2 cur
2 gar 1 or 20 La 20 mea 20 pas c*c
com of pass for all maun of catt with
the a)i])*^ in Wretton & Stoke llcry
Bfore Harvey Goodwin & Jno Houchen
gents by com 21) Deer 38 K Geo 3
comitiuii, ili.strue, !.iivc.M'i.;u.-Uoi.iai,.o.s to ,m.,i„c ..f tlnir l\nc^, c.y., 1 Ik.vo iny.self
coni|.iU-.t .<ome tor Nork.ik f..!' Kich.ml I, Jolm, Henry HI, K.lw.ard 1, Homy VH,
)Uiirv VllI, IO.lNvar.l Vl, lui.l M^irv ; :ui.l tli.rrc aie OUcmliU-.s (mo.stly from the
LeriiunuL; to llicliar.l 111) for r,.-,ls, llrrks, r.ud;., C:inil.riag.', (Vnnvnll, Cui.iberlaii.l,
IVvM,, iHil.v, n,,r.-rl, i:,-MX, la.u.r. .I.r. II.il .ma V,..ks, ana .some colleution.s for
r,u,l,>.' SMUlii.i.ni.t,,, 1 \\V lnM.,M.o,a. ,l.f, :1 Ml wl.ieliuill be fouml at |.. L'2 of
t'la.iiao^; for 111'- lei^o, Mf lleniy \ll .uhl \ 1 1! Ill the Kouiid lioom at the Record
Oilier, Nos. •-:•-' (for lua.x ...e No.'-Jil) .iiid oo.
' Wiiieh are Ijouud up in thin bundle, or [..irto of l\vcuty.U\-e.
236 ]1E BRAOSE FAiMILY.
Other ways of getting references to fines there are, as by
searching the Extrods fi-om Tl^;v7.s of Covenant (Alienation
Oflice), of wliich tlicro are one hnmh-ed and thirty-live volumes,
coiinnencing 157G (Index to same dating from HIGl); and the
Gonconh of Fim-s; (Connuon Pleas), which licgin Mich. 1, 2
Elizabeth ; but as they ai-e generally more troublesome to find,
and give less satisfactory information when found, I think the
three series above detailed will suffice for the amateur genealogist.
It should not be forgotten that the fines relating to two or
more counties are ke])t and indexed separately and should l;ic
specially searched when parishes are near a county border. There
are good modern calendars of these " divers counties " tines as
they are called.
DE BrvAOSE 1''AM1LY.
ICoiUinurdfroni IV. v, _;>. -.yii.)
rii,vPT)-,i; VI.
Williain Ar IVan... | 1 220-1 200] ,-,t (lir tiiii,' .,f his father's
<lralh in I2;i2 was alK.ut twrlve yrars nf a-o. aixl the
custudy uf his i,rr,-.un, lands, \-c . v/as '-ranl.Ml l.y tlir King to
I'eter de JUevanx. This an-angcniciit did n..t, liowcvcr, last Ioul;-,
as in the Tower Coram Rcge lb)!] -,, is II, niy III, No. -i, m. 20,
Southampton, there is an account of tli.' anv,(, lirjuix' the King's
Justices at Westminstrr ,,f r.trr Ar r.irvanx, wliu was subse-
queiitly at ih- ].rtiii.iii ,,r tlir L-.id CJianc'llMr (lialib dr Xcvillc,
Bishop of Wiiwlu'slr,') .IdiN.'ivd: aftrr wliieli {\u- Lur.l „f Win-
chester (Roger dr (^)uiu(■y) ^vas snininuiu'd to appear before the
King at Wimlsnr I,. slio\v cause why he had distrained the same
Teter to aiijiear t<. iviider his aceounls and b, briu"- before the
Kin- Willi, i,n .-e„ ,/„./ //,/;• nf .lulni dr /bvf-sv,,' .a„ appears
elsewhere m tlie reemds. I'eter s.'iit inesseii-ers to the Kin." to
ask a sab. eondu.a, N\l,ieh .^lanted, l,e would eonie an<l make' bis
peace with the l\iiiu, but as the luesseie^eis l.ion.^ht no letters,
they were sent l.aek to obtain tli.iu, and on liis sendin.^ them the'
Kin- widi til., adsiee of bis eouiieil. -rante.l letters of sab'
conduet (.1 the sa.id I'.'ter, As he still did not eome the Kin'.'
sent to hi,,, ee,(ain pel.oUs, |o wbo,,i I'eter oli;.,vd a b.i-,„ ,,?
),eaee, wliiel, ll,,. Kill', lejeele.l. \\-,,iou. ,„.> o|i:,lio,,s ,.,vsued,
and I'eler ..Ifeivd to siuivnde, all his laud, lo ll,e Kii,-- uu
condition ol' beii,._;' allowed lo ,vtaiu (he eu-iodv of (he land and
heir of .lolm deHivu-a, except the castle, of' Sweinescyc and
ihciidjre, but to this the Kin- did not a-ree. Further ne-uti-
DE BRAOSE FAMILY. 237
ations ensued. At tliis point unfortunately tlie roll i.s mutilated.
Mr. Cartwright in his 'Rape of Brauiber,' p. 17^, gives a some-
what long account of this business, quotir.g from " the MS.
collections for Dugdale's JJaronage, by the late F. Townsend,
Esq., Windsor Herald, referring to Vincent's collections, No. 9, .'>,"
as follows :— " A ikird [order] u'f(s sent hy Sir John de Arrjentinr,
who V((s dlrcdcd to hring h,,rl o„ onsuvr. Pdry iold Vnu that
UH he hroiujld ',,0 hUrr, „j rrrdrnrr, hr should <,;,r 1,1,,, ,w
(inmver, hut ihut he iivid,! smd, leltn'x t„ the ]\"t,i<i hij o messen;/er
of Ms own, vdto votUd be <it the Court <is soon as he. His messen-
ger found the Kintj at Tevjhesbiiry, and. informed him from
Peter that ]tc could not send the hoy, as he vas ill, for proof of
vhieh he r,fcr,rd hi„i to the Kln'fs o/-,) ',i,rsscn[/er. But' Sir
Jo],, I d,' A,yr„i;„,- luld ,1 dim ,;'„t si, ,,-,/. II, ;,ii,rr)y,ed the Kiaq
that he hod In,,,,, I II,,' ,,,.„JI,'s.,i,„d ,,,„l „;ll, ,d:inU/alo7rjehh(ek
Simnlsh hor^e, vdih Peter, lro'„i the t„va „f Rosse iovnrds
Londo,K'
Whether Peter was acting out of pure fiicndship to his ward,
or was actuated by cupidity for himself, is diflicult to determine ;
the result was certainly detrimental to his own intere.sts, for the
King took away from him the custody of the lands, &c., and
handed it over to hi.s own brother, Richard, Earl of Comwall,
who appears to have held it mitil William came of age. It is
probable that Peter was a true friend to William, and seeing
what treachery had befallen his ward's ancestors from the King's
father', was fearful of trusting him to the tender mercies of tlio
jn'csent King. AVilliam seems to have been much troubled by
law suits with various members of his family fi-om the time of
liis coming of age to his death.
From tiie Fim; Rolls we iind that in 12:J4, IS Hun. TH, m. 4,
an order was given to the Sheriff of Gloucester to take into the
King's hand the manor of Tetteburie and other lands late of John
de Brause, and hi 1235, 19 Hen. Ill, /,*. 13, that the King gave
tlie custody and marriage of the h, I ,:■: n\' .John de Brause to Earl
Richard [C'o/H.. Eic.] This was .'illei- (liesu pi'ivilegos had been
taken from Peter de Rievaux. In 12 1."., 2f) Hen. HI, m. C, the
Barons of the E.xeliequer made a ilruiniid frum WiIliamdeBrau.se
for a debt of his father, John d'- I!., wliieh was ivspited to morrow
of All Souls, 30 Hen. HI.
From Coram Rege Rolls, 32 Ibn. Ill, No. 70, ■,;/. 2(1, we iind
him vouclied to warranty Ijy Waller de ('lill'drd and Mai-gery his
wife [i.e. his own miitlier|, \v]\n :iie delVud/uds in an imp.-u'lance
between them and Cladusa, lli,' wile ,,1' balpli .le .Mortimer the
jilaintilf, touching tlie dower of llir s.-iid (.'ladusain Kiml.iii and
\Vassin-t,o)i, and tlie King eon. man. Is that th.' inq.arlanee be
heard l.efore him in the ,,ct;ive .,f St. Michael wlieresoever he
.shall then be in Iviglan,! ; [(da.lusa was the widow of William's
great uncle Reginald de Braose ; see jiediyrtc, vol. v, p. 147.]
238 DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
From same Rolls, "i Hen. Ill, No. 7^, la. 14'', in Sussex we find
Juliana, wife of llichard de Grenestod, deuiandinL;- ayainst Walter
de Clifibrd a third part of two knights' fees in Orenstetl and Ho
as lier dower, also that Cristiana was dau. and heir of said Ric.
de G. and that Jolm deBrewse M'as formerly husliand of the wife
of tlie said Walter.
Again, ;35-o(J Hen. HI, No. IG, Michaelmas, rn. -jG'', in co.
Euckinphani, William puts in his place Roger de Andover, oi'
Roger le Cumander, against Walter de Clillbrd and Margaret his
wife of a plea of covenant, and in Kent he puts in the same
against Matilda Lungliespey of a plea of warranty of charter, and
in Houthton he puts in the same against Allelina, wlio was the
wife of Robert le .Savage, of a plea of dower, and against ^latilda
Liuighespey of a plea of covenant. This latter lady was his half
sister and daughter of the above Walter de Clifibrd and Margaret,
William's mother.
In the same Rolls a few j^ears later, 40 Hen. Ill, Hilary term,
pleas at AVinchester before the Justices in Eyre, No. 101, ■;//. 2,
Sussex, we fiiid the essoigners of Walter de Clifibrd and Margery
his wife" appearing against William de Brewese of a plea where-
fore he seized a certain man of the said Walter and ilai-gery and
a certain horse driving their victuals in the Jving's lughway
towards Chichester, and impriNonrd the said man and took the
victuals from him and wasted them, against tin:' peace. William,
it is said, made many defaults, and tlie Slieiifi' wa.^ ordered to
have his body in Easter term at Wilton.
From the same Rolls and same vear )ii. I'', Sussex, we find
William amrrced for a false claim against Walter de Clifibrd and
Margerv his wif(! of a jdea of eoxenant, and at the same reference
tliat^ Walter de Clifibrd and Mnr^ciy his wife were amerce.I for
a fal.se claim against the said William of a pli:i of as :./.(.■ of novel
di.ssei.sin.
It would seem that this A\'illiam Avas of a ijuarrelsome dis-
position, as he evidently fell out with bis own mother and sister.
A (piarrel with the latter occurs again somo yeai-s later, for from
the same source as the forl'^■oinu■ we find in 'J'rin. Term, 5G Hen. Ill,
No. 170, m. 12 [1270], i>K-as iK-fore the .lustitcs in Evre in Kmt.
5.-) Hen. Ill, that John (fifiard ainl Matilda his wilr, who is of
full age, as it is said, demand a-.dnst William de Brewese the
manor of Wi<rl,„,„ as the riudd, of the saim- .Matilda, and which
she liad .lemisrd to William wliilr she was undei' a-c. William
replies that be bad it by i'roliinrjit of .Matil.la. and that a fine wns
levied between thrm in 4:i Hen. Ill [i2.V).] .lohn an. 1 Matilda
rejobl that the fine was made while Matilda, was under a-e and
ill the cu.stodv of the .said William her biotlur in the parts of
Wales, an.l that William e;uis,.d tb- line 1,. be levied by a certain
false attorney not of .Matilda's aj.pointm.nt, w lu. did not appear
in court. At Michaelmas Term TK'as at Westminster same year
DE BRAOSE FAiMILY. 239
a copy of the said Fine, dated 43 Hen. Ill, between Wm. de
].5reu.sc and Matilda, who was then tlie wife of William Loiige.s-
pey, of the niai\ov of Wi/chum is produced, and a writ to the
Justices of the Bencli [Coin. Pleas] of same date is quoted cei'tify-
ini^- tliat ilatil(.la had appointed as her attorneys Wm. de Weston
and Simon de Thorn in the imparLanco summoned by writ
between the same parties of warranty of cliarter, to the end
tliat William de B. shoukl keep with Matilda a •covenant made
between tlicm touchiuL^- the manor of Schorham and Kynkosbnrn
[? King's Bavn.] William here answers that ilatilda must then
liave been of full age otherwise the King would Jiot have per-
mitted lier to api:)oint an attornej^ &c.
Judgment again deferred to Hilary Term, when the parties
appear, and John and ilatilda further say that the said William
de Weston was of the houseliold of the said William de ]]raose,
and that no jiart of the fine came into Matilda's hands.
Judgment was again postponed to Ti-inity Term, when it was
at last given before the King and Council' for William on the
ground that the King and his ministers would not have received
the attorney if they had not first seen the party who appointed
him and considered her to be of full age and in a fit state to
appoint one.
In .5.5 Hen. HI there is a final concord from the Feet of Fines
for Kent, No. 1149, between Giles de BrcMnise Pit. and William
lie Brewuse Impedient, concerning this manor, which proves that
W^illiam had granted it to Giles, probably liis younger binllii'v,
or his son by his second wife (" he huvhuj liml the manur nf the
fj'ifl of MiiUhla ].u iiiir^i„ ijr"), as well as a manur called Luke-
dale, to h.-LUn liiin au.l ids heirs of tlic said William and his
heirs, rendering yearly during William's life XoOO sterling for all
services due to William, and doing the services liue to the chief
lords of that fee, power to distrain being reserved. After
William's death, Giles and the heirs of his body shall be quit
from the payment of tlie said £-300, and shall hold liy the service
of one pair of gilt spurs, or Gd. at Easter. If Giles die s.p., the
premises to remain to right heirs of William.
On the dorse of this is a note tliat lieniy de Lasc}' and
Margaret liis wife put in their claim. Tins last note shows that
litigation as to this manor had been going on all this time, as
Margaret, wife of Henry ile Lasey, Earl of Lincoln, was only
daughter ami heir of the aliove Matilda by her first husband
William Langespee, and in Assize Roll f<ir Kent in this year,
55 Hen. Ill, ^', 5", m. 70, John Gyllkrd and .M.dilda his wife clahu
against William de Bi'cuse this very manor, ^\'illiam nmkes the
same ])lea as formerly that Matilda granted him the manor, and
refers to a fine levied in the octaves of the Purification [2 March,
12.59], 43 Hen. Ill, between him and Matilda of this same manor
Mdiich she thereby gave to him. Who and her ])rcsent husband,
240 DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
John Gytlanl, replj' that she was at tho tlino slie made the grant
nniler age and in the custody of the said William liev hvother in
the parts of Wales, so that the said William falsely and in deceit
of the King's court caused that lino to he levied, and Matilda
never appeared in court to le\'y it. No decision l>eing given
postponement was made to octave of St. Michael at Westminster.
So that William contrived to filch from his sister some of her
property ; we may infer from this that in 4."i Hen. TIT, Matilda
and William's mother, Margaret was dead, though Uving in
40 Hen. III. From the Feet of Fines for Sussex conunencing
about ')l Hen. HI, Michas., No. -3, William commenced making
fines with diltcroiit people for certain sums of money that they
might free ihcinsch rs from tlie " ftisfavos anil servicef!" that were
due from (etiruit- ni' diHrrrnt Imlilin^s in the way of " vjurcl and
murage" to the ea-,tle ul' lln mlnv. William's chief stronghold in
Sussex, tliough, fr(jm the ninnher of documents found dated at
Cnepp Castle, a Inuiting seat of his, it is probable that he moi-c
freipiently resided at the latter than the former. From No. o to
10 of the Fines of tliis .51st year of the King are all arrangements
of this ki)id between William and his different tenants described
as tenants of the Honour of Brembre, and in the ■52nd year are
two more, Nos. lo and 17, of the same nature, and again in the
oGth year is another. No. 92, but this last is unlike the foregoing,
for William Ijinds himself and his heirs to ]iav Roliert 'e Pureleg',
clerk to Simon le Draper of Windirstcr, twrlve man^s of .silver
j'early during his lifetimi'. Tliis njipcais to In- for the piir])ose of
retaining the advowson of ilie chuieh of West (rri nsfcdc. In
Edw. I's reign he continued to make bin's, and in i'mndle i,
No. 100, 9 Edw. I, is an important one as I'ollows: —
Hilary Tenn. "Between Amicin <lr Kim:^, Countess of
Devon, and WlWnuii i!r liinniy,, eoiieeiiiiii- the manor.; of Chcse-
ivorili, GrciislnJr. and H;/<li l;/u</l„,i. 'file' Countess grants to AV.
de B. for term of his life, with remainder to J\ii-Iiiu-<1 his son in
tail, then to Pclcr, Richard's brother in tail, then to iMargarct,
tlieir sister in tail, &c." William gave ii'MK) for this grant.'
The abovii is (hflicult to umlerstand, as the properties tliorein
named were already William's, and J can only suggest as
his children mentioned in it were by the third wife, that
wishing to make a jirovision for thi'iii independent of his
.son and heir by his first an.l liis son by his second wives, hu fiist
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assigned these properties to the Countess of Devon, and paid her
tlie above line to insure tlie land descending as he wislied. If
this was the case, lie subsequently sutfered much for his fore-
tliought, as in 15 Edw. I, Coram Eege Pioll, Easter, m. 30 (Majus
Recorduni) we find a jury of twenty-four knights was sworn to
inquire whether William de Breuse, William de ^sshefold and
Philip de Ho unjustly disseized Richard, son of William de
Breuse, of the manor of Cheresworth in Horsham, tlie moiety of
the manor of Westgrenestede, fcc, and the manor of J^ydelington
in Brembre. William complains that the said Richard had pre-
viously brought an action against him and tliat he (William) had
made answer that he had enfeolled Amicia formerly Countess of
Devon, who afterwards granted to himself for life, witli remainder
to said Richard in tail, then to Peter, brother of Richard, in tail,
frc, and that he only granted them to the said Richard at will^
whereas the previous jury of twelve falsely swore that he had
quitclaimed to Richard, so that Richard recovered against said
William. [The son recovering against Ids father.]
Tlie same jurj^ is to decide whether W. de B., Richard do
Bronilegh and otliers disseized Heniy de Whinteway of his free
tenement in Fyndon, Wassington, Horsham, Bradwater and
Northirst, which IK. dc B., says Ilc.nru do W., had recovered by a
false verdict as above.
"The jury finds that the said William de B. cnfcofied [the said
Richard and Henry] and afterwards xuijustly disseised tliem, as
the two former juries haii found ; therefore he is ordereil to be
taken into custodj'."
Whether William ever was taken into custodj^ for the above
alleged oftcnce does not appear.
By fine, 14 Edw. I (Easter), Bundle 2, No. 5, between Willktm
de Breuse and Henry de Wylcweye, the latter granted to the
former for life the manors of AVassington, Scgge^vyko, Findon,
&c., then to Richard liis son in tail, then to Peter, brother of said
Richard, then to William, junior, brother of Peter in tail, then to
right heirs of the said IF. de B. [senior.] Another document I
have found concerning this Ii.'udii is in Originalia Roll, 19 Edw. I,
m. 3, wherein the eschaitor is (■oiiiiiiaiulcd to seize into the King's
hands the lands of William dr Hiviis, G January [12t)0-l] and'in
m. 7, the King has taken tlir liuin,i;;c of William ilc Breu.s, son
and heir of W, dc B., deceasid, and lu.brrt Tibotoft, Justiciary of
Wales and warden of the lands (jI' Cowlicr, is command(,'d to give
him seisin of liis father's land ., ni-iin'm- tu the King tlu' jiower
of dowering Mary, widow cii' .s;n.l IT. ,/, />'., unless s1ic w ill rocoivu
them of the assignment of ilirs.ii.l W'illi.-im, sun ..f W. 1st .March
[121)0-1], similar cuniuands I,, (l,r ,,„■], :.L„i- eitra Tiviituni an.l
liis sub-^^.scli.-.'U.r in Su^-cx, ( ;i„n<'., Krnl and Wills. Tlu-ie is also
a rrb'ivilf.. in iliis in llir \',],r Koll of lliis ymr l'..)' h^nss^-x.
In givin.' this William's marria-es, \-c.,' 1 do not a^'ree with
242 DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
former gencaloo-ists concerning his first one, for though Isabel,
daughter of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester, has always
been attributed to him as his fii'st wife, on turning to the
account of that family there can be little doubt that this is
an error. Gilbert de Clare, the first Earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, certainly had a daugjiter Isabel, but she was married to
llobcrt de Brus, according to Banks (see ' Dormant and Extinct
Baronage,' vol. iii, p. 181), and this is the only Isabel de Clare
that I can fimt who was likely to have been the wife of this
William. I am convinced in my own mind that his first wife
was Alina, a dau. of Thomas de Multon of Gillesland, and I think
I have proved this in ' The Castles, Mansions and Manoi's of
AVestern Sussex:,' 1879, pp. 278-9, wherein is the substance of two
A.ssize Rolls for co. York, 7 Edw. I, ], 1 and 20 Edw. I, I, 3 m,
20d. In these Rolls a Roger de Coleville and Margaret his wife
are mcntione'l, and the annexed short pedigree shows how they
were interested in the nratter according to my version of the
de Braose family : —
I . .1
William de Braose, b. circa=i=-l. Alma de Richard di
1220, ob. 1290. Multon. B:
eyAlicele'
Hus.
■ of=FRo!'cr dc Colevile.
I
There can, I tliijik, l)e little doubt from the reading of the
above Assize Rolls that William de Bi-aose, on his marriage with
Alina, had a demise from her father or brother Thomas dc
Multon of the manor, or a third part of it, of Thorgramby, in co.
York, and that he for some reason or another as-signed it to his
brother Richard de Braose, M'ho in his turn assigned it or some
portion of it to his daughter ilargaret, wife to Roger Coleville.
It must always be remembered in dealing with this part of
the pedigree that there were some douljle connections between
William and Richard de Braose, as the following sketch shows' :
William der.raose,=f=Matil. la de Fay, ob. cir.'a 1249.=j=2. Roger de Clere.
I
1. John do=j=J[argaret, dau. of=2.
Braose, oc. Llewc-lyu P. of N. CI:
1232. I W.ales.
r
custody of
the lands of 1
cai.it.-, an.!
1 of the bono
Car..l.v. l.i,
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was
Col.'vill, |.r
Lsrntod a ]iL'ti
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of William
de Br., was gi
lard
Walter do
Agalha,=j=WilliamleKu3,
itlbrd.
only dau. 1 ob, 1252-3.
& heir. 1
B
■of XlOOa,
u\ an annual payment so long a., the
liam de lir.
, during the minority of the heirs, the
olovile, dec,
.a.cd, which he held of the King in
iiarle in Bv
•Cham, West l!v,-liam (Bytham) and
1. InlSK
dw. 1, Margaret, widow of Kogcr de
ng her ,l.«v
rv. .^t this time I'.icliard, the broth..r
DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
243
I
William=
doBiao3(
(1. 1290.
Main branch.
Q=j=Alina tie
;, Multon,
I 1st wife.
I
MavKl.h.-ilfBiste]
to Willi.iiii au<
llichard de
Braose.
rJ de=FAlice le Ku.^
lu. & licir,
lie, olj. 130
Siiffulk branch.
only=l. Richard
b.c. Liuige.S])ee,
ob. s.p.
1. William Lo!
s. & h. of Willi;
of Salisbury.
1
=HL-nrv de Lasov, Earl
of Lincohi, ob.'lSll.
Alice, dan. & heir.
Fi-oii) this cause there were continual arrangements nml lo-avrange-
iiients of the property that came to the family from tlic ile Fay
connection, and so long as they contrived to lilch I'rom outsiders
the de Braose were not paiticular as to what nietlioils were used
for so doing, though amongst themselves they were perhaps more
scrupulous. William i:irobably had only one son Ijy his first wife,
his successor in the barony, fcc, by name William. (See next
chapter). He married for his second wife Agnes, daughter of
Nicholas de Modes, who is said by Cartwright (' Rape of
Bramber,' p. 174) to have given the manor of ICnolton with her
in marriage. By her ho had only one son Giles, and as liis line
did not last long, I give the following outline of it.
In Originalia Kofi, 23 Edw. I, m. 10, the King took the fealLy
of Giles de Brewose of co. Oxford, who married P3eatrice, daugh-
ter and heir of John de Saint Elena, for the lands of the said
John, saving to Juliana, the wife of said John, her reasonable
dower. The issue of this marriage was one daugliter Lucia, of
the date of whose birth proof is given in Inq. p.m., S Edw. IT,
No. 08, and that she married Robert Mautravers. The first
witness was Richard llinne, aged GO, who says that Lucy was
born at Buckingham in the Feast of Pentecost, 2') Eilw. I [2 June
1297], and was baptized in the church of St. Peter in the same
town ; that she attained full age at Feast of Holy Trinity last
past [10 June loi:l]; that her mother Beatrice died about the
same feast fourteen years ago, and that the said Lucy was then
in the custody of Giles her [father], and she ^^■as of the age of one
year and upwards.
Another witness, Walter de St. AndrrM-, says she has completed
her age of fifteen years and ujiwards, and this lie Icnows because
the motlier of the ,said Lucy .lied at Ruckinuliam this side of tlie
Feast of ]i,,ly T.iuity, 2(i K.hv. I, 1 .lime 12!),s, and tiien the said
Lucy was of the age of one year and upwards.
244 DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
Another witness, Ricliavd de Thours, says that John de Kym-
hcllo, steward of the saiil Beatrice, mother of the said Lucy, died
oio-ht days after tlic death of said Eeatiice in 2G Edw. I, when
said Lncy was one year and upwards of age.
Sir Giles's second wife is said by Cartw°right (' Rape of Bram-
bcr,' p. 174) to iiave been Maud, daughter of Eustace de Wliit-
ney, by whom he had a son Jolni. The Inq. p.m. on Giles himself
taken m 33 Edw. I, No. 73, states that he held the manor of
Buckingham of the total value of £29 9s. 10]d., and that his heir
was his son John, aged three at the Feast of St. Augustine the
Apostle of the Angles [2(5 Jlay 130-i.] This inqu'isition was
taken on the IS March, 33 Edw. I [130.J.] In the same document
is a writ to the Escha-tor South of Trent, dated 24 March
33 Edw. I, from the King as follows :—•' Although we have
understood by Inq" that Giles de Brew.sa dec'd held of us the
manor of Crowelle, Oxford, by the the law of England of the
inheritance of Beatrice formerly his wife dec'd as of the honor
of Christchurch Twinham, nevertheless wishing to be certain
whether the said Giles held any thing of us as of the crown or
not, request you to make inquisition &c." The outcome of this
request or mandate was an in(juisition held at Oxford on G March,
33 Edw. I, wherein the said Giles is proved to have held the
manor of Crowell foi' term of his life of the inheritance of Beatrice
daughter and heir of John de St. Elena formerly his wife. Lucy
daughter of said Giles and Beatrice is his next lieir and' was of
the age of 7 years on the Feast of St. Michael last past [29 Sept.
1304]. From the above we find that his daughter Lucy was
heir to all his first wife's propertj^ but that his son John by his
second wife, aged three, was heir to his father's property. Hutchins
m his ' History of Dorsetshire,' 3rd edit., iii, 1.57, states tliat in
30 Edw. I, Giles do Braose had license to alienate the manor of
Knolton which ho inherited from his mother to his uncle Roo'cr
de Moelis [E. Coll. Glover Son,.] Grig., 20 Edw 11, rot. C, he also
at the .same reference stale; tl,at in llorton church there was a
hne monument with arl^^. s^m.V of cross-crosslcts and a lion
rampant with a fleur-.lf-li;; .,n tl„- shoulder to Giles do Braose
In his account of W...Mll;iMds, vol. iii, 1.51, he states that it
anciently belonged to Ni<-li.,l,,:, de ^Moeles of Cadbury, who ,"ave
it in frank marriage villi hi; d.nighter Agnes, second wif!- to
Wilbani d- i'.ivwosa, i;,u,,n (Juw.t, who by 'her had Sir Giles do
Brewusa, \,,v<[ ,,1' Knoll,,,, .■uid Wu,„llauds, who died 33 Edw. I
Nvliose s.mJohn left an ,„,ly ,\:n,:\Arv, ,„arried to William Frome
of Woodlands, and thai ,1, |,as,,,l l,v a, culR.ire.ss to the Filiol
family. He also states (li.-,l, ,i, I'o JMw. 1 1 1, .)„lin de Brewes held
i" Wudrland knights I,,, lonnriiy ]uH by Uilus de Brewes-
thus (l„, ]>,„^ appars 1„ h;,^,. ..ndrd in heiressrs, though, if the
l"^t' '•■■'l- ::iv.-n IS eo.rrrl, it srrms cniiuus tliat tin's John was
not suuimoned to Bailiamcat as a Bai'on, instea.l „f his lirst
DE BRAOSE FAJIILy. 245
cousin Thomas, son of his half uncle Peter, son of his grandfather
by his third wife Mary de Roos, on 2o Feb., IG Ed\v. Ill, []:3-i2] ;
ii'either did he, as far as I have been able to discover, ever lay
claim to any of the de Braose properties beyond those he held
in Buckingham and Dorsetshire.
Williaiii married for his third wife Mary de Roos [whom we
may presume to have been the daughter of William de Roos of
ITainelek, who died 10 Edw. 11, as from an ln<j. p.m.,-11 Edw. Ill,
1st Nos. 4, we find her great grandson John de Breouse holding
the manor of Wynesthorp in Yorkshire of the Lord Thomas de
Roos of Hamelck liy fealty, l^eing worth yearly £18 2s.] and by
her had three sons and one daughter, Richard, Peter, William and
Margaret ; the latter liecame the wife of a Ralph de Camoys, and
appears to have had granted to her for her life as iiart of her
marriage po)-tion the manor of Little Bookham in Surrey ; see
Inquis., 33 Edw. I, No. 2G-1, which consists of a writ to inquire
whether it would be to the King's damage if he licensed Ralph de
Camoys and Margaret his Avife to grant their manor of Little
Bookham in Surrey (^'hich is held of the King) to Mary, widow
of William do Browosa, to hold for term of her life, with remain-
der to said R. and M., 2 Feb. [1300], and an inquisition which
finds that it is not to the King's damage, fcc, dated 21 April
[1303] ; it also mentions that R. and M. held the manor of
Flockesthorp in Norfolk and the manor of Wol... in Suttblk ...
The latter part of this incpiisition is defaced. The sons will be
treated of in due coui-se.
William de Braose the father succeeiled his father John, who
was killed by a fall i'rum his horse in 1232, and in 20 Hen. HI,
the Barons of the Excliequer were ordered to defer till y" morrow
of All Souls the demand of 2.") m., which had been made upon
William for a debt of his father John, and in 3-5 Hen. Ill to
s\ispend a demand of X,')2 made on him for the debts of Reginald
de Breus, as William liad rciirrscnted tlial hr was not the heir of
Reginald.' K.,rrri>t,i Uol. Fnima, rn. (>.
In 41 Hen. Jli, whni Llewelyn a], taitliu menaced the marches
of Wales with a great ariuy, William was connnanded by the
King to defend his own marclies about Gower, and the next year
he had a military summons to attend the King at Chester.
(Burke's ' Ext. Peerage.')
William was one of the bar.ms jiludued for Kin- Ib'nrv's
abiding the award of Lewis, King of Fiance. In :! Ivlw, I 'lie
was appointeil assessor fur Surrey and Sussex nf tlu' b"itli grante<l
by the prelates, earb, barons, and others of the Idngdom. ' In the
246 DE BRAOSE FAMILY.
next year lie was one of the magnates present in the council at
Westiiiinster (12 Nov.) oji judgment being given against Llewelyn.
(Palgravcs 'Writs.')
In 4 EJw. I a general proffer of knights' services to the King
being taken at Twedemouth, 10 Sept., William acknowledges and
offers service of 2-1 knights' fees for his lands in Sussex and
Wales to be performed hy Wm. de Hemester, John Testard,
Thos. Quintin, Eob. de Arundel, John llussell cum 5 equis
coopertis. (Madox, ' Baron. Ang.,' 216).
He was present in full council when judgment was given
against Gilbert de Clare Earl of Gloucester and Hertford claiming
the castle and borough of Bi-istol. In 5 Edw. I he was summoned
for military service against Llewelyn, and he and his bailifls of
Gowcr were ordered to prohibit his vassals from furnishing pro-
visions or supplies to the Welsh rebels. He prolfered the service
of 2^, Iviiights' fees in Brenibre, and 1 knight's fee in Goer per-
foriiird liy liiiiiself, and 2 knights and 1 serviens. Appearing on
his u\\u l-rhalf his service during 40 days was transfeixed by the
King to E<lmoiid Earl of Lancaster, to be performed mider the
latter in West Wales. (Palgrave's ' Writs.')
In 10 Edw. I, ho was summoned to perform military service
against the ^^^elsh and to muster at Rhuddlau 2nd August, but
was aftel•^vards di.scharged from his attendance there, and ordered
to continue in West Wales nnder the command of the capitancus
in those parts ; the next year he \\'as again summoned to perform
military service.
In 15 Edw. I, he was enjoined to reside on his demesnes and
lordships until the rebellion of Resus' the son of Mereduc be put
down. [Abb. Piot. Orig., ro. 9.] In the following year he M'as
ordered to abstain from violations of the peace, and to appear
before Edmund Earl of Cornwall and the council in the quinzanc
of St. jMichael (13 Oct.) to propound any grievances which he
might have sustained.
In 1-0 Edw. I, there was a writ of (juo warranto against him
for the liljerties he claimed in Tetbury. whfreupon it was found
tliat Tetliury was an ancient borough tn\\-n, and that in the same
he had a market, fair, view of franlqiledge, i.e., tumbrclls, pillory,
and stocks. [' Plac. de quo warranto,' p. 2.")9. Lee's ' Hist, of
Tetbury,' p. 17.]
In 17 Edw. I, he was again enjoined to reside on his own
loi-dshl]is and <lemesnes for the purpose of protecting them horn
Resus tlie son of iieredue (Palgrave's ' Wiuts'), and the following
year in the full Parliament at Westminster (Close Roll, 18 Edw. I,
m. 10; he consents, together with the other magnates and proccrcs
, 17 VAk. I. [.Vvl.illV, uu
lu ^\■illiam•b gr;mai';ithcr.
. y\,-
iV.lii'i 1x0.
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m'a f
;ic;.t gi-iii:
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ulmuth
MARRIAGE LICENCES. 247
then present, for liini.self and the communitas of the Icingilom to
tlie grant of the aid for marrying the King's eldest daughter.
He joined in tlie letter addressed to the Pope on behalf of the
earls, barons an<l proceres of the kingdom, comjjlaining of the
attempt made to appropriate certain prebends of the cathedrals
of York and Lincoln to the Hospital of the Holy Ghost and the
Basilica of St. Peter's of Rome, and in the same year lie confirmed
to the nuns of Aconbur}^ the rents of ten houses in Tetbury
given them hy his father John de Braose. The writ of " diera
clausit extrenunii" upon his death was tested at ^Ysherugge G Jan.
18 Edw. I [1291.]
(To he continued.)
MAERIAGE LICENCES IX THE DIOCl-SAN EEGISTKY
AT WORCESTER.
(ConVunialfr,.m p. ^^\.)
On \>. 178, the d.-ite l.'i82 ought to have been placed two lines belo-.v ; nud ou the
next page, 1533 should be four lines lower.
Entry omitted :— lC-14, Jan. 18. William Venners of Alceater, \\idi>wcr, and
Martha Ealdwyu of Longdoii in Tredingtou, co. Wore., spinster.
16C2, Sept. 20. George Lunne of Birlingliam, about 28, Ijaclielor, and
Elianor Coolces'of Tanlebigg", 25, maiden; her fallicv dead, her
mother consenting.
Oct. 11. Thomas ITub:in(l .,[ IVencliall in Ecckcnliam, gont.,
about 27, bachelor, and .Maiy Savage of Eeckenliani, about 21,
maiden; bcv father dead, her mother Islxcy S. consenting;
testified by Jolm Savage of Lradlcv, gent.
Oct.18. Samuel AIsop ol' (jDvmtrv, alx)ut 22, baclielor, and j\lary
Jones of Evcsl)am, about 2'J, maiili'ii.
Oct. 18. Eoger Partri,l-r (,f \\-..ivr.slcr, elotliin-, 21, and Hester
Xcmp.son, aliout 25, (la. nl' (Irm-y Jvrmpson of .'^nuth Litlloton,
yeoman.
Nov. 12. Aiilhony .Ailwn,,
widower, aud Sarah ll-niiie
maiden ; her parents drad.
Nov. 19. George Hunt of N;i
Alice Cooper, about 'M, da.
Brougbton.
Idnibi-
the .<
i.l-r
iKn'sh,
about 30,
abmt 20,
Lcaurl
Villian:
laliil
1 Cv<
., 10, liai
■per of
■Inlnr.aiid
llackelt's
^^^ MARRIAGE LICENCES.
^rorttneSu';rrf^r"';;^' of Inkben.ow, about 40, widower, and
^oitune Muis of Grnllon 1-lyford, about -10, maiden.
Dec. 4. Thomas HavaKc of Dorm.stoii, 2G, baclielor
Q „ ^T, '^''''''"''- "* J-'orm.stoii, 2G, baclielor, and Hester
Smalbrook, 22, da. of Kicliard Smalbrook, of Droitwich
launders, 23, maiden, botli of Inkberrow.
"^n" 1^?' - Tlio"ias Blicke of luklierrow, 'yeoman, ao, and Maiv
Ilacklett of Peopleton, about 32, widow ^
1 t oJ''°'"'!^ ^''^"■■'' ''^^^""t 30, widower, and .Mavery Poole
about 30,^_maKlen, botli of Dormston ; allec.Uion bv WilW,'
Poole, of tjic same parish, \-eoman. "''"' ' '""''"'' ^°" '"^
Peb. 19. James Ellins, of Abbot's .Morton, about 18, and Elizabeth
Alexander «/,„. AVeaver, of the pari.sh of Bidford, about l"
maiden; allegation l>y Edward Cha mian of Lidford , ., 1 '
las day of Feb. William Smith of llaselor, about %, widower
wllw"''' ''' ''""' ''' '" '' ^^'' ^y^ "f Lap-ortT.;
Marcl, 1. Fulk<- Knot.ford of St. Helen's par in AVnrcestev
about_21, baehelor, and Alice Moseley of the iun^ ^Ir. 'lbo?:rS:
''l^^^^rolSLS:" '''''"' '^''■''''' '''^'--'-^' '''
"Vlni^i'^" ^°'"i, ,^'°"-">gto" of Spetehley, 37, widower, and Jane
Ilolxlay of Inkberrow, 3G, widow.
'^v^'t^'i ^J"',"'''' ^''■■""'=^' °f I'^Oi'--^ Cleeve, barheh.r and Alieo
Kylnnd of the same place, about 20 ; her father dead 'h mot
l<rance.sEylaud cons(Mitin.'. , hh m.juiti
June G ^-icholas Eeynoltls, about 21, and Mar..tret Tebbs
aboutlO, maiden, both of Inkberrow ^ '
Z E;,- Jn"'" '^^'>'-'Sl;an,, of Stoke Prior, gent., 10, widower,
Juno 30. Kichard Gibb,:s of Strellni, m, fl,„ 1' c ■ . -- -i
»,ui..» m.j„„., „„„,. ^v,.„,v .„■ ;i:'':,,;r;,',;;;\;;;'iT5:
July 14. John Dabil,,tt of Mund.,li,]d llarrold in Hr.anvud ,■„
Hereford, gent., al,oul 2:>, ba.li,.],,,. nnd f ilh,.,-;,,,. M" , ,? ' ' ,
Wichenford, 21, maiden. "'"■■""' ^''"i' ""^ M a.^hburne of
July 31. AVilliam Soh^v of Chinvliill <lin,.,.^, ^f ii-
Bushell of Claines ^..nl. ' ' '^ ' " ''^ ^^'''""'^
The Sheldons had bren r.ivvi.iiKlr ,.,„ n ,.< ii
ll.e Savages. John Sava!:!: ^'^Z " x ^^ j!^:, '"''"yf ■^"'''
Inkberrow) in ICOG, in which v,. ,v •,.■:.„',, 'V"
«tBuckland,co.Glo„c., he mariLl Anne d.of Geo;; S°S:r
s.:;S'a;:^M.i;;T:;; ■^i^oit^pt.fiGi;''^ '"'-'- ^^ ^-^^
Augu.t 6. Thomas Bushell of Ckevc Prior, about 2C, bachelor
MARRIAGE LICEXCES. 249
and Cicely Sheldon of Abljerlon, about 22, maiden ; their fathers
dead : allegation by Tobias Bnshell of Clainos gent.
Aug. 22 Francis Eichardson, clothier, of St. Andre-w's in "Wor-
cester, about 25, Avidowor, and Anne, daughter of Thomas Perks,
of the same parish, maltster, about 20, maiden.
Sept. 25. William Poole of Donuston, 33, and INIargaret Everton
of Stoke Prior, 27, maiden.
Sept. 26. RicJiard Fullwuod of Little Alnc, about 28, and Alice
Huband of lukberroiv, aljoiil 17, maiden, grand-da. of Thomas
Drewe ; her father dead.
Oct. 10. Stc]ihen Round of 3-1idford, aged 18, whoso parents are
dead, and ]Mary "Walker of Hilborough (in Temple Grafton),
21, maiden ; to be married at Grafton or Salford : allegation by
Artlnu' "Walker of Hilborough gent.
Nov. 4. George Throckmorton " of Cookhill in Inkberrow, about
21, and Sarah Dorke of All Saints' par. in Evesham, about 22
maiden. '
Nov. 1 1. Henry Fincher, 20, son of Eogor F., mason, of Broughton
Hackett, and Catherine Farmer, of the same parish, 25, maiden.
Dec. 9. Thomas Saunders of Bristol gent., about 25, and Abin-ail
Bonner of Cow-honeybornc, about 19 ; her father dead, her
mother Anne Bonner of the same place, widow, consenting. '
Feb. 19. i\Ir. Henry Jackson of Inkberrow, clerk, about 33, and
Mercy Sands of Holt, about 28, maiden.
1664, April 16. William Ryland of Cleeve Prior, 21, and Anne Bemiett
of Halford, co. "\\ arAvick, 27, maiden ; her parents de;id.
I\Iay 14. "William Cliaundlor of Kington, 35, and Alice Greene of
Naunton Bcauchamp, 35, maiden.
July 4. Francis Hall of Bromsgrove, 24, and Anne Foley of the
same place, 25, maiden.
July 27. Thomas Cookes of Samborno (in Cougliton, co. "Warwick)
26, and Isabel Jones, 18, da. of Edmund Jones, of the same place
gent. In this yc;u- Thomas Coulees purchased the estate of Bidford
Grange, wlierc he died 21 Oct. 1674. The Bidford registers re-
cord the liaptisms of his sons Thomas, Edward, and Robert. His
memorial si. mo in the floor of the church of that parish describes
him as " of y" Anticnt family of y Cooks of Bently in y-^ Parisli
of Tarbick m y*^ County of "Worcester." Isabel, his widow, re-
married "William Johns of Evesham, and, dying in 1685, was
interred " beside her mother "Winifred " in All" Saints' church in
that town.
Sept 17. Ralph Tayler of AVdland g,mt. and Penelope da. of
Nicholas Letchmoie of Hindiv C.sllc ]■>,, '
Oct. 4. Humphrey Mnyo of' Buddenham, CO. Hereford "cut '''•■'
and I\Iary da. of A\'iIIiani Janett of Aldington (in V.-mUvv) 21 "''
Oct. 6. John M-alson of P.ivtforton, 21. and :Margai'et Cox of
Cleeve Prior, 31, maiden ; U, be married at Bidfurd. ^
Oct. 24. Gravenor ,i!ou^ Grosvenor Dvson of I'.nvell, co Stafford
upwaids of 20, his father dead, and ^lary Bionnvich, about 24, of
the diocese uf Hereford, da. of Francis Bromwich gent.
250 MAKMAUE LICENCES.
Nov. 15. Thomas Mcisoii of Shipston on Slour gent., about 24,
and Anno Kosc, about 19, da. of 'William Rose of llmingto]i gent.
Nov. 22. Thomas Goddin of Salporton, co. Glouc, 32, and
Dorothy Arnold of Exhall, 18.
Nov. 2G. John lluband of lievington in Salford, 23, and Joan
Boult, 2.5, da. of llcnry B. of Feckcnham.
Dec. 3. Thomas Milbornc of Spernall, 23, and Anne Holtam of
Wclford, 25, maiden.
Dec. 24. Jolm Ilamdcn (Ilolmden) of Crowle, Esq., and :\rrR.
Elizabeth Winford, da. of Sir John Winford of Astloy, lent.
The Crowle registers give the marriage of Robert Ilolmden,
Esq. and Anne Penrioe ; and the baptism of their son John,
7 Jan., 1G32 ; also the baptism of John, sou of John Ilolmden,
Esq. and Elizabeth his wife, 18 Feb. 1666 ; and the burial of
Robert Ilolmden, gent., 1 Jan. 1686; of John Holmden, Esq.,
13 May, 1691, and of Robert Ilolmden, gent., on the 3rd of Jan.
following. j\Irs. Elizabeth Holmden, it a]ipears, died in 1720.
This family, or at least the Crowle branch of it, is now represented
by tlic "Worcestershire Ampldetts. ■ ,
Jan. 13. Jolm Butler of Feckenham, 30, and Elizabeth Perk.s, 21,
maiden, her parents dead, and .she " vnder y' Tuic'on" of her
brother William Perks of Feckenham, yeoman.
Jan. 26. Thomas Savage of Redmarley Dabitott, gent., about 23,
and Lucy Coventry, about 18, da. of ]\Iary Coventry, of that
parish, widow,
^larch 20. Richard Perkes and Anne Cookes, both of Catshill,
diocese of "Worcester.
1G65, Apr. 8. Rowland Smyth of Lindridge, co. "Wore, about 40,
widower, and Hannah Clarke of Great Witlcy, about 32, maiden,
da. of Richard Clarke of Wacton, co. Hereford, gent.
Apr. 22. Thomas Miles of Ilasclor and Alice Jackman of IJintou,
maiden.
Apr. John "Walford of Binton, about 30, and Elinor Gaywood of
Bishampton, about 20, da. of I^Iargery Gaywood, wido^^•.
Apr. 29. Samuel Emms (in the margin IJme^sJ of Bishampton,
about 28, and Margaret I'.lnckc of Xaunton, about 30, maiden.
May 8. George Stratford of i'.arlon on the lloath, gent., 28, and
Anne Thorne, 24, da. of (ieorge Thome of ShuiUey, co. Glouc,
gent.
June 3. Thomas Beale (if y" Biiiow, 24, and Anna Xanfan of
Birchmorton (Birt's l\Ioi-toii), 21 ; her lather dead, her mother
consenting.
An interesting accon
nt (
,r tli(^ Na
ufans
will l)e found i
n Graze-
brooli's Hcrahfn/ of IF
nrr,
■:/.r:l,ii;;
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Sept. 14. Siuion Clarke
■;-;p.ni:,Il,
, Esq.,
about 27, liach
clor, and
l^lrs. ]\[crcy Brace, 2t
, d;
1. nf n,.
Iq. Br
ace, of Doverd:
do, Esq.
Simon CLuke, wlir, wa.
llnl- Frl,
1 grandson of S
ir Simon
Clarke of S;,llo,,l, ,:,.,
W
JlUlrl., il
r't'ba
n 1, sucrred,.
d to the
title on Ihr dr:,lll ..f hi
,111
11 Ir Sll- .1
uhii.
Tlir lainily ciilc
ivd llicil-
pedigivc al llio N'lMl.ili
nil
uf WanM
rl.slni
V in l(;i9 ; and
a-aiii in
1682, at which time
Sir
Simon,
third
bauaiel, was 1
ivmg at
MAllRIAGE LICENCES. 251
jMoreliall in Wixford, co. AVavwick, and liad issue, by the said
Mercy, two sons and two daugliters, the eldest, Simon, being then
cet. 15.
Sept. 2G. Jolm Field of llaselor and Mary Cockbill of Great Alno,
maiden.
Sept. 28. Syinon Gierke (v!r) and ]Mary Parsons, maiden, both of
Spornal!, co. Warwick.
The Spernall registers give the marriage, in 1GG-"), of Simon-
Clarke Parker and itary Parsons.
Oct. 10. John Vernon of Hanbury, clerk, and Sarah "\V}ld of the
par. of St. Peter in Worcester, maiden.
Oct. 14. Edward Earnes of Dormston, about 30, and Alice Kem-
mctt of Grafton, 24, maiden.
Oct. 16. William GuiUam of Bidford, widower, and Elizabetli
Flcclier of Everton (Ebrington ?), co Glouc., maiden.
Oct. 28. Edward Beutley of Kington, co. Warwicl;, and Anne
Foley of Stourbridge, maiden.
Jan. 9. Thomas ]Si"anfan of Liirclimorton gent, and Mary Laiigston
of JIanley widow.
Jan. 13. 'Eichard Ilatt of Upton Warren, about 26, widower, and
Anne i\Iason, about 23, da. of William Mason of RushoclvP.
Jan. 27. Xicliolas Lane, about 20, liis parents dead, and Elizabeth
da. of Stephen Wadley, aged 19; both of Eldersfield ; tlie said
Elizabeth sister of Edmund Wedley (sic).
Fob. 21. Edward Harrett of Inkberro-i\', husbandman, about 32,
widoM'cr, and Mary Gibbs of Aston Cantloe, 32, widoM'.
Fob. 27. Francis Tandy of Abbot's :M(jrton, 24, and Anne Ellins,
about 16, da. of John Ellins, of the same parisli.
March 19. Edward Ileminge of Haselor, about 22, and Susan
Gibbs, about 22, da. of Francis G. of the same parish.
]\larch 20. Anker Phillips of Inkberrow, 26, and Alice ilore of
Bricklohampton, 24, maiden.
166G, Apr. 28. Thomas Knight of Flyford FLivdl, 37, widower, and
Anne Izard of Dormston, about 44, maiden.
There has recently been a discussion in JS'otes and Cliierin.-i a.s to
the origin of the surname Izar<l, or Izod. It was probably Isold
at lirst ; Latinized Isolda, and also, it ^vould appear, Ii<odia, in
mediaival times. Tlie register at the pari.sh church of Cheltenham
records the burial of Izod llornebie, widow, 29 March, 160G;
while that of Pinvin, co. "\^''orcester, cojitains the marriage of
Christopher Baldwyn of Asliton, co. Glouc, and Isard Smith of
Pershore, 21 May, 160G.
May 15. John More of ]',idford, .'lO, widower, and Anno Fletcher
of ISinton, 30, maiden, da. of William Flrtiher of Drayton.
June 22. William Durham of Willersey, co. Glouc, yeoman, 26,
and Sarah Marrice (Morris) of Bretf'orton, 28, niiiidcn ; Jane
Marrice of the same place, widow, consenting.
June 30. Richard Lane of Severn Stoke, about 32, and Elianor
lieavans, about 2,'), da. of lulmund i!. of the same place.
Aug. 7. John Cooke, about 22, and Debura Thonibury, about 32,
maiden, both of Ilirlingham, eo. Worcester ; her parents dead.
252 MARRTAGR LICENCES.
Aug. 11. William ^Marshall of IMartluy, co. Wore, about 29, and
Bridget Ijriuloj', about 22, da. of Richard IJ. of the same place,
clothier.
Aug. 16. Richard Lord of Stratford, 40, widower, and Anne
Richards, of the same town, 3G, maiden.
Oct. 5. William Jorden of Baydon, eo. AVorc, clerk, aljoul 27,
and Sarah Littleton, alias Tinker, cf the Cathedral jircciucts,
Worcester, about 21, maiden, da. of Philip Tinker, clerk.
Pliilip Tinker A.M. Ava.s instituted, in 1640, July 13, to the
vicarage of Overbury, co. Worcester, the register of wliicli parish
contains the l.iaptism of Sarah da. of Philip Tynkcr, vicar, and
Mary his wife, 27 ilarch, 1645. He sometimes called hiiiisclf
"Littleton aliat) Tinker," but seems to have preferred omitlin.L^ the
former na)ne. He continued to hold the lienefice until lG."i9, or
tlicreabout.
Oct. 13. John Callowe of Donnston, 22, and Margaret Phillii)S of
Inkberrow, 22, widow.
Oct. 27. Thomas Twyning of Wyrc Piddle, 26, and Hester Dinglj-
(Dineley), 25, da. of William ])."(. f Xaunton J'.eauchamp gent.
Xov. 1. Thomas ^Milward of Alderminster and iJlanco Ashwyn of
Honcybornc widow.
1667, May 11. Thomas Windle, about 27, and Aimc Hunt, about 24,
maiden, both of Inkberro\^-.
May 11. Tlionias Pield of Evesham, 24, and Bridget Kitely
(Kighley or Iveighley), 20, da. ..f Giles K., of Shennell in South
Littleton.
TIic Keighley family of Lilllelon, according t.. their pedigree,
Harl. MS. 1352, migraU'd to that parish from Alveeliurcli, co.
Worcester, to which place \]\i'\ liad gone frnm lii-ldp, co. Lancas-
ter. One of them. Sir ]'liili[i J\i'jhhii, l;iit. (as ho wrote his
name) was jM.P. for Eveslunn, tn^'vilier witli Sir Thomas Bigge,
knt., and died in 1605. The above mentioned Giles .sigiud
" Kcighly" in the S. Littleton parish accounts.
June 20. Thomas Hobday, «/»/,s' Lacy, of BrnuglitLUi llarkelt,
about 23, and Grace Sh;nv, of Jving's Xorton, about 27, mai.len.
July 20. John Hunt, bachelor, and Elizalicth Dingly (Dineley),
maiden, both of Xaunton IJeaiiehamp : to be married in the
church of St. Jilichael in P.cMhvardiue, Worcester.
This family of Hunt became again cnnueeled by marriage with
theDinelevs in 1S09.
Aug. 24. _ John Chapman of JSroome and Isabella Allen of Wiggles-
ford (AVixford), maiden.
The register of B.i.shamplon gives the mairia-e ..f Edw. Chapman,
of Broome in Ili.l/onl, and Mary Dannee .,f I'.iinl, y. 2 1 May, IC IS.
Sept. 30. !• r:
nieis Da
y, 10, wi.lnwcr, and Alice
Kawlii,
s,2:i, maiden,
both of Abb
:<V^ Mol
■ton.
Dec. .1. .b.h
11 Alexai
iider of llid|-,.rd and .Vniu
• Haiti;
nn of Abbot's
.Morton, ^^ id
o\y.
Dec. 27. .b.i
li.is Siiia
rl of Ardeii's Grafton an
d Klia
nor M,.oic of
Straltord-on
Av.iu, 11
iiaidrii.
Jan. S. Gil
e.. Tur>
,-ey of Xorth Piddle ai
lid Jal
le Greene of
Dormstou, i
iKiidon.
NOTICES or BOOKS. 25
Jan 30. James Stephens of Xorth Littleton and Grisse^on
Baldwyn of A.shlon-uuder-IIill, oo. Gloucester, maiden
Feb. 3. Richard Fincher, 30, and Mari,'ery Lacv m;,,^ Hobdav
21, maiden, both of Broughton Hackett. ^ '
16C8. Apr. 20. Stephen Kichardson, of the city of Worcester, and Isabel
Littleton of liolt, in the diocese of Wore, maiden,
ilay 19. Jolm Gower of Inlcberrow gent., 40, wido\vcr and
Anne Ballard, about 19, maiden, da. of Francis Ballard of Abbot's
iNlorton.
May 28. John Hill of Ilaselor and Ursula Rutter of Norton
maiden. '
July 2. Thomas Wilmott of AVolverley, diocese of Wore clerk
24, and Joshua Smith of the same place, 23, maiden.
July 3. AVilliam AIsop, about 32, widower, and Judith Frowlo
about 40, widow, both of Strcnsham.
July 23. Benjamin Graunt, about 22, and :\rary Ashwyn, about
20, maiden, both of Exliall.
July 25. Robert Featherston, 25, and Elianor Powell, 24 da of
David P., both of Abbot's :Morton. '
Oct. 10. Mr. Gyles Parsons of Overburv, abnut 2r. an,! Flizabeth
Freeman of Batsford, about 24, maiden.'
Jan. 20. Francis l^ynelcy, about 36, and Mm-x IMen about •''■••)
maiden, both of Charlton (in Cropthornc). ' , -.,
Jan. 30._ Richard Young and Sarah Bathurst, 19, maiden both of
All Saints' par. in Evesham. '
Jan. 30. Robert Dyson and Frances Gore, widow both of Ink-
berrow. '
Feb. 2. Samuel Clarke, 23, and Sarah Baker, about 30 mai.len
both of Abbot's Morton. ' '
^^'^ "/■<,. ^f'-T ^'^'"'S'l'l'^y of Fawsley, co. Xorlhanipton, Esr,
about 21, bachelor, and Sarah Foley of Great A\'itlev, co. Wor-
cester, about IS, maiden.
See the Knightley pedigree in Howard's Mhcdianm Genea-
loyica et Ileruhlica, vol. i, pji, 129-133.
(To be continued. J
notices oi jilnoks.
Memou! or tuk :\rouxi:ux Family. |;y GisnoHxi: Moiivbuy FRCT
London: 1882, 4tu. '' •^''■^■'-
The family of Molineux is l,:,.,.,! f,,„„ William de Moulins, or de
Mo ines, Lord of .Sephton in the In,,- „f tl„. Con.p.eror. The Earls of
Sefton represent the eldest line, and ,,il„.r b,:,nel,es llourishe.l at ]ulcrl
Ion, Teversall, Castle Dillon, co. Avur.-.U et. Vivi n n , \ " I
AVilliam de Moubus, was made ca^teUan -of £,v;.^:;,r'b; iLi^^do
254 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
Poictou, Earl of Lancaster; his descendant, Sir "William ilolynenx,
distinguished himself under the Black Prince, and was made a Knight
Banneret in 13G7. He was father of Sir Richard ]\tulyneux, who had
three sons, Sir Richard, who signalised hinrself at Agincourt, Adam,
Bishoji of Chichester, and Rohert. Sir Richard last named liad eight
sons, of whom the oldest was ancestor of the Viscounts ^Nlolyneux and
Earls of Softon, and the second, Sir Thomas, of the IMolincuxes of Tevcr-
sal and ]Mansfield ; of the other six no account is given. The first
chapter is devoted to carrying down the liistory of the eldest branch,
the second to that seated at Teversal and Haugliton, and the third to the
Staffordshire and Sussex family descended from Francis ilolyneux of
Mansfield, brother to Sir John Molyneux, third baronet, of Teversal.
From Sir Thomas Molineux (second son of Sir Richard above named),
descended Sir John Molineux, Knt., created a Baronet 29 July, 1011.
The elder lino of his descendants became extinct in the person of Sir
Francis Mohneux, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, in 1812, with
whom, according to Burke and Courthope, tlio titL: iilsn ici minatod^. This
appears to be a mistake, as Francis Jilolyneux of .^i,lll^ Ip M, i.,. Xotting-
ham, second brother of Sir John Molyneux, thud I', imii.i, left issue
Darcy Molyneux, Sheriff of that county in 1687, wlio had two
surviving sons, William and John. Darcy Molyneux, grandson of
Wilh'am, assumed the title on the death of Sir Francis, and died at
Sheepscar, near Leeds, in 1816, without issue. Since his death the
Bavductcy has been in abeyance. John Molyneux, brother of William,
however, left issue, and in his heir male the title still appears to exist,
lie is said to have "settled in WolverhinriptMU at the commencement of
the eighteenth century, where lie en-nu. d in tlie iron trade," to have died
in 1754, and also to have left a will prov.d m that year. On the subjci.t
of the itlenUtij of Xottinghanishiie John with John of Wolvoihamptoii,
the author of this work is most provokingiy reticent. His descendants
are traced out in chapter iii.
Tlie Irish branch of the family, now represented by the Rev. Sir J. C.
Molyneux, Bart., descended from Daniel Molyneux, Ulster King of
Amis, 158G, is supposed to be descended from Sir Thomas, second son of
William Molyneux of Sefton, Knt. Banni.'ret, but no evidence is offered
of the supposition. Both the above points might probably have been
cleared up by a little original research, and \vould have added to the
value and interest of ^Nfr. Molyneux's book; at all events, much more than
the elaborate account of a garden party in 1830, and simihir matter, all
very well in its way, but of no genealogical interest.
This book is very well printed, and has doubtless cost its compiler
nuicli time and labour, but in order to render it complete as a geuealogiral
monograph it requires sueli additions as would result from original
enquiry, and — an index.
FvM<irs Divoucios of At,l Agks. By Chart-ES Cowi
Printing Cnquny, L"Well, Mass. 2nd edition, 8vo
A colleetion of nut:,l,le divoiv.. cMSc'S ,-annnt but pn^.ess I
tl vnealn.ist ; it is ,lrnvn, i., dnulit, iron, ;,n nnplea
cviniin.d jn,T.|.n.denee, l,nt lias its use in exlnl.itiiu; " li
action and lu pn.iriple, and not as he is usually ,li,nv
, Pen'
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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 255
speculative philosoiihcrs," — at least so said EJmniul Buike. Judge
Cowley lias managed to condense a vast amount of amusing informatiou
into liis little book of less than 300 pages ; his error is that he has
attempted too much. Details of Divorces alone wnidd liavo sulliced to
fill a larger volume, and eminent persons whose ma(riiii(iiLi;d dilUculties
never reached the final stage, might have been left \iii(nu|,l, ,1 with those
whoso misfortunes have become Public Kecords Ijy being Ijniught into
Co\irt. Such cases are those of Nelson, Warren Hastings, Charles
Dickens, Lady Grosvenor, and Caroline Norton wliose literary efforts
aided the passage of our present divorce laws. It is also bad taste to
describe the Mav(iuis de Caux, the quondam husband of Adelina Patti, as
a "bull called a maniuis, though a worthless scalawag."
Leaving Patti, the learned author details the troubles of Vashti the ill-
starred Queen of Ahasuerus, Philip of jNIacedon, and Cicero. His chapter
on Mary Queen of Scots is one of the best in tlie book, and tliose on
George Sand, Frances Howard Lady Essex (afterwards Countess of
Somerset), Barbara A'illier^, the Duchess of Kingston, and Cardinal Fcsch
the nncle of ]N':i[ mKoii, will be read with interest. The tragic story of
Naploeon and .loscpliin.', those of George the First, and of Queen Caro-
line, "Queen Consort of the last and meanest of the Four Georges,"
bring us nearer to our own time. " The latest divorces," writes the author,
" in the Royal Family of Great Britain, were that of Leopold, who on
becoming King of the Belgians divorced Caroline Bauer, the famous
actress, whom he had married after burying the Princess C/harlotte ; and
that of the parents of the late Prince Consort." The last name which
occurs in the volume is that of the Rev. John Weslej', for whom widows
again and again proved more than a match. The widow Vazeille, who he
married at last, tormented him by her outrageous jealousy and abominable
temper, and bnidrnrd and Kaddencd thirty years of his public ministry
Kings :iii(l l".iiip(iMis, \\', minis ami Statesmen, learned Divines, and fair
reprrscntalivrs of t!ir d^ im iiimi.lr, all act their parts in Judge Cowley's
semi-comic tr.igudy. (Jue is almiist tempted after perusing it to come to
the cimclusion that all eminent men have either been bad husbands or had
bad wivi's, getting into matrimonial troulile one way or the other, and
that if they have nr.t actually figured in tlio Divorce Court it is rath.'.r
from want of opiioilunit v than anything else, in fact iheir misfortune, nut
their favdt.
An enlarged ami revised edition is contemplated by the author of this
entertaining volume which forms a chapter in the vicissitudes of families
as yet unwritten, and to which our accomplished Ulster might well
turn liis attention, and illustrate as he so aptly could currciife cctlamo.
256
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE, 1592.
("Continued from page IGl.)
IIAKEISOX.
Abms. — Azure, two bars Ermine between sixestoitcs Or, S, 2, and 1.
... da. of ... Forster^... ILarmon of tlie I!ishop-=..., da. of ... Gramcs (? GiaLani)
of Auwike, 1 ux. I rick of Durham. of CumburlaiiJ, Esq.
... Archibald Harrison of=j=
Keisbye, co. Line, 3 sun. I
Anno, 1 ux. to Cnlhbert
Gat;> ; 2 to llobrrt Itu.s-
lyng, and had i.s.-<ue by
butli.
Maude, ux. Fr.
Bnjjus uf \Ve,it
Halton.
J
Ivn
1 u\
. 1i
^
])
.\>
ill ut
Y.
■k
dh
llhi
I I II
1. Thomas=^Katherin, da. 3. John Har- Joane, da. of=T=2. Anthony Isabel
Harrison of of . .Stockwith risen of Kox- John Thomp- Harrison of Wilkin
Rci.<ibev, of Stockwith, bye, he m.ar. son of ... and | liuilon .son, 2
Gent.,Chiuf CO. Notts, and had widowof John | .StnUier, ux.
Const.able. Esq. issue. Leeds. co. Line.
I I I
1. William Harrison, eldest son 2. Francis. 3. Archibald.
& heir apparent, 1592.
HATGLIFFE.
Arms.— HatclilT, quartering, Or, tiro bars A-.urc, a lion rampant Gul,:
Clil'.sT.— As in the Viiitalion o/ ir.lJL
John M.itelifr of^Anno, da. of Richard
Hatclili;21H.«. llansaid, Hsq.
L William Hatclifl'=,=AnMo, pister or aunt 2. William
of natcliir. I to Sir John Thim- —
blel.y, Kt. 3. Hubert.
i. Nichol
mid issu
William.
Thomas llatcliir of llatelilf, , Ant
clerk of tlie Green Cloth lo 11,. ;ii;b of Ad. ling- ia.sue, 2 Gondii and of Wold
H. 8. I ton, CO. Surrey. daughters. Newton.
Isabel, 1 m.ar. to...
Hu.,twavte, 2 to
... Ann^sley.
I I
I'-liz.abeth, iix. I'Mmund Edith, ux.
llonlen of Piur/irnrk-s in Skorno of i
Uooilhiirat in co. Kent. Liuc.
VISITATION OF LIXCOLNSniRE.
257
1. William Hatcliff=j=Aune, da. of Sir
of Uatclitf, ob. 1. | William Skip-
Eliz. with, Kt.
2. Tlioma3=pAniie, da.
Jl.itclill'. I Edmonds
Lensam.
i:v5 Hateliff,=j=Judit
& heir. I Ayse<
1. William=..., da. andUeir 2. Oeorg
Hatcliff, 24 of ... Kay, Cla-k Halelitf.
years old, of the Green
1592. CLotk.
5. Christoi.her. 3. Faith
IIENXEGE.
Arms. — Quarterly of G, 1, Or, a ffrei/Jiound coiimnt SaUc betiocea three leopards' faces
Azure, a bordure engrailed Gules (Heiincge) ; 2, Gide."!, three garbs Or
(Preston) ; 3, Arjent, two bars and a canton Gtdce ; 4, Gales, a cross p'ltonce
between four trefoils Or ; 5, Vert, on a fcss Anjcnl, a boar passant Azure ;
6, Aryent, a cross Jlor'j Sable.
irde
John Hcnncge of IIayntou,=pElizaljeth, da
CO, Line, Esq., sou and iieir, | of John Pros'
.Tolin Hennego of Haynton,=plvatherine, da, of Thomas Wimbishe
Esq,, son and lieu-. | of Noctou, co. Lim
I of No
John He
ncge of
Hayuton,
-=j^Aniie,
Sir Tliouias--=Katherino,
Robert=f
Hcnnego, da. to Sir
Hennege,
Kt., Ciiief Jolui Skip-
i son.
Gi-iitli-i,ian with of
oltUoPrivio Ormosby,
Chamber to CO. Line,
K. If. S. Kt.
ami hfi
of Kalpl
liuckloi
Sir Thomas Hci
Vire Chauibalail
IClizabL'tli.
Movie Finehof-l
258
VISITATION OF LiyCOLXSHIRE.
A|
OlyfT, da. to =George IIen-=Eliz.vbetli, da. ami sole
Thomas Bret- ncge of Hayii- heir of Sir (Ri^^^liard)
ton of Fel- ton, Kt. Soiithworth of Wood-
mingbam, co. rising, co. Norf., Kt.
Norf., 2ux.
John Hen!iege=Jane, da.
of Kyrkbye, of Lewya
Esq., 2 son. "Wing-
field, Esq.
I
William Hennege of Beuyngwovt
CO. Line, Esq., 3 son, had to his
ux. Jane Brissels.
,=f=Anne, one of the da's and heirs of Ralph
2 Fishborne of Fishborne in tlie B'pricli
(of Durham).
Nic'holas=l. Anne. 2. Katheiyn,
Wilson promised
of ... to William
Ayscough.
1
George Hennege, 1 son and heir a[
5 yeais and 3 quarters old, 1592.
Thoraa,
Hennege
=B:u-bara, da. of Sir George
Thomas Guilford Hennege,
of Kent, Kt. 2 son.
Margaret, da, of John Man of Long=j=Thomas Heyton of=AHce, da. of
Sutton, CO. Line, and of ilargarel
his wife, da. of Heury Huuston of
Walsokeu, co. Line., 1 u.\.
Long Sutton, dos- Dave of .
cended of Heyton co.'u.-ion,
of CO. York. U.X.
I I I
1. John Heyton=f Florence, da. of John 2. Tlioraas
of AVestcrkele Re.ade of Wrangle in —
(West ICeal). Holland. 3. Jeffrey.
1. Vincent Heyton, 2. Thomas. 4. Richa
eldest SOD, of tli'u age — —
of 16 years, 1592. 3. Anthony. Audrey.
Arms.— Holbeach.
ITOLTIEACII.
id Itolbeach of Ho!beach=f.
■.lire:
Thomasllolbeaeh of Fil!ongleY,=p..
CO. 'Warw., Gent. " |
A
VISITATION OF LIXCOIA'SniRE.
259
A|
1. Thomas Holbea
'"■" ' ■ Bri.rl.y
ofFillongley. ....
Fillongley
:.f Thonnis llo
Holbeach ... Dal.iidg-
of Fil- court of
longley, SolDiull, co.
2
1
.1
Bar
.L.
of
laby.
= -\ni.
,.ln
o
1 1
Willi.-
m Hul
Alice, wife
of
br
irli ..!
CIkuIs
of liicharc
^•axl
■V
nt (c
Warw.
Fisher of
of Y
Warmck,
lev,
CO.
Ba
rnabv
Hoi-
Gent.
suti;
be
,ch 0
f Fil-
Edward Holbeach=j=Julyan, 3 da. to John Portington
of Stowc, Esq. I of Sawclifte, co. Line, Esq.
I n \ ^1
Thomas Holbeach, Charles. Iloger. Anno, only
1 sou and lieii- ap- —
parent, 1592. Edward.
Atims.~ &(We, a ch
Crest.—
(lift ci-ccl habited pin-'
Isopropor.
John Ion of Ba
CO. Lint:., Cent.
ION.
Ciigndhd Or hctii-ccn three d'nrs Ar^jci
\c hand I'iroixr hohlii
,=f Agnes, da. of ... Bi.vncr of
I ]'".ast Drayton, co. Notts.
I
Gregory Ion of Filling-=j=..., Sisley, da. of Jolm Broxholii
liara, CO. Line, Esq. I of Kyrton, co. Line.
1
William,
Gregory,
John Ion of
..u..,„,.
Vntliony
1
Ann,-,
i\-. Join
first son,
third son,
Barrow,
Ireland of FiUi
igliiim.
Welcoi
le of
ob. s.p.
ob. s.p.
Esq., J. P.
Lincolr
, Gent.
.7 EN y SOX.
Alice, da. of T/iOMUS^pThomas Jeiiyson of=/.«nj, d,i. of ... !'rp„s „/ Cmirn
Lanes of Newton, co. I LHn-nhaui \\'est.- ham in oun. C'mn'i., /m!/, issue "
Nor/. 1 ux. gate, CO. X.uf. /» A'..;;/.,//.-.
'iS'''-'^'"
260
VISITATION OF LIXCOLNSHIKE.
3. Francis Jeny- 4. James Jenyson of^=Elleii, da. of ... Holnies=j=Richard Med-
son of Buruliam Keddyngton, co. Line, of North Weston, co. | cali'e, 1
WestKiito, CO. 3 husband, and as yet Line, mar. to her 2 hus-
Norf., eon and
baud Kiehohu
of Stepinj
Dorathey.
I I I
Ellen. Anthony JlcdcaU'e, Mary
son and heir.
Ahm3. — Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or, a water bougcl Sahlc on a chief of the second thr
bezants (Johnson); 2, Gtdcs, on a bend oj the first surmounilnj another Va
three fieurs dc lis Argent.
Ckest. — Out of a coronet per ixde jlrrjcnt
changed.
A Patent by Clar. Cooke.
^l:inrJS expanded counter-
Redhead of Giinibleby,=j= Alice, da. and heir to William
CO. Line. I Atkirk of Grimbleby.
T„i„.
Althorpo,
lolmson ofT-.\lice, da. of ... Redhead, heir to
CO. Liuc. her mother the da. of Atkirk.
John Job
Norttpu, c
and heir.
ison of Wood-i
0. Norf., son
=Amie, da. of Edmond Thimble-
thorpe of I'ouLsham, 2 son of
Robert.
aIucu. 2.A,L
re-orvl!ri.- Th..iiia
Wivetnn in I'.osvile
orf. Kent.
U.S. ICIi/abeth, da.-
of Geor-e
of Tlii].ible-
tli..i|,r uf
Fo.d.ham, 1
1
-George=j
John-
s..n of
Tl. aw-
ay te.
Line.
-Elizabeth, 3. JIargaret
da. ..fTho- nx. Thoma.
mas Quad- Bluudevile
riiigoflrby, of Xewton
CO. Line. Elotmau, co
Norf.
apparent of the age
of 19 years 1592.
'- Vrt'hur
1. .
1
1 1
Susan. Durolhy.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSIIIltE. 261
KINGSTON.
AliMS.— Quartcilv, 1 .iii.l 4, Aunr, a cross hchccai four leopards' heath Or ; 2 aiul 3,
Ermine, letvecn a c/,eerun and a chief Sable, a leopard's head Or, a mullet
for difference.
Chest. — .4 uoai Aryenl catinj the cars of a fjarh Or, a mallet f>r difference.
John Iviiigston of=j=Maigrtret, da. of Ricliant Empeiiiigliam— Cbrist.>],)icr Kclk of
Grimsby, co. Line, I of Griin.sliy and widow of ... Gousell, I Grim.9ljy, 3 Im.sli.
2 husb. her 4 husband was ... SapcoUo.
I I
John Kingsto
of Grimsby.
William Kflkc nf=p>biKdalv
Grimsbv, Es,j., now I ...-Whit
maior of Grin\s-idL'e. co. Line
Elizabeth, onlv da. and licir apparent, 1502, Elizabeth KelUc.onlycda
U.V. Frcchcdc Jlollis of Grimsbi/e, son and heir and sole heir apparent a
of Sir Ocriis Jlollis. ' yet, 1592.
KIDDALL.
-Quarterly of C, 1 and C, Salle, a saltirc niyxdcc Argent (Kyddal) ; 2, Or, on a
fess Iciinen four fleurs dc lis Gules tuo fcurs dc lis of the first (Davill) ;
3, (Ilolbcach) ; 4, Or, on a chief A:.urc three lions' heads coupcd of the. field
(Lambert) ; 5, Azure, three bends coU7itcr componi/ Or and Gules (Barkwokh).
-A (joat's head erased Argent daralli/ yorr/cd attired and bearded Or.
William Kyddall of South^ .Margaret, da. of William Dalysone
Fereby, co. Line. I of Laugliton, co. Line.
John Kyddall of^r^
Soutli Fereby. 1 c
mie,
f Ca,
la. <.f J..ln. Eland
ton, eo. Vork.
1
Anne, ux
Uafe liest.
Willi.mi Kvd-T=Rnsai
dall of the of Iv
s.u,u- pl:,ee, with
Esq. (Hay
V,. A
>* If:
"1).
1",M|.
■ ri 1 "
h. 1. Thomas.
^.•, a. i:dm..n.l.
4. Adam.
1 1 1
1. Jtargare
2. Elizabet
3. Anne.
1
1. lOdward Kyd
.son and heir app:
lall,
1
2. John 1. ]
Kyddall.
1 1
■li^eilla.
262 VtSlTATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE,
KNIGILT.
.. Kniglit of ...=j=...
I I
Jane, da. c.f=r 1 • Kclmo.;.!— ..., il ux. 2. William Kin>ht
John Hiitcl.. I Kiii-lit of I of Scarll, CO. Line,
inson of I,inc. | Line. had is.sue.
I I
L ■William Knight=fnoiathy, da. of 2. }lobcH=rPerris, (hi. oj
of Kermington, CO. I Thomas ]i;ili.'i of Kniyhtof] ... Ilai/dovk
Line. ..., CO. Line. London. of London.
II II
Jane, only da., died /sane A'«iy/i(=] )orathy, da. of Mary. Martha
at six weeks of age, of the Cili/ of George Elli.s of
and a3 yet he hath Lincoln, IGS'l. AVytliam in c.
no more, lfj92. Line.
LACON. Nu. L
Ani-n. — QuarUrli), per fcss indented Ermine and A:.ure a i/natrcfoil for difference.
William Laeon of Ladl.roke, 2 son=j=...
of ... Lacon of Willey (co. Salop). I
I
Ricliard Lacon=f=Jaue, da. of Tliomas Foster
of Ladbroke. j of Reaton, co. Line.
I
Richard Lacon of l!ybyo=f C'hrirttian, da. of William Stalyn
(Riby), CO. Line. of (Northivold), co. Norf.
rd Lacon of l!ybyo=f Clirirttian, da.
■), CO. Line. of (NorthAvold
I I
Klizabetb, da. of=rKd«;nTl Lacon=Marv, da. of John Wright John, mar. Jane
John Truwsdale I of Tetney, co. of Skiptoii in Craven, co. of William Galle
of Telncy, 1 ux. Line. York, 2 ux. hath i.ssue.
I
Thomas Lacon, 1502,
son and heir apparent.
LACON. No. 2.
George Laeon of Wil!ov,~.
eo. Salop. ■ I
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSJIIIfK. 263
A|
I I
1. Kioliard=j=Elizaljeth, tK of 12. AVilliam Lacon=rDoratlicy, ila. of William
Lacou of I Gforge Crake of of Hehnswell, eo. i Smytli of lluuiburstonc,
Dalby. CO. York. Yoi-k. j co. Line.
I i I i I
Elizabctl., (la. I.-^abol, ux. Doratliov, Herbcrt=f Anne, da. of Klizabetli,
ana o.lioir, ux. VAs\-.m\ ux. Williaiu Laconof 1 Xivl.nhw u\. llafo
Tlioinas I'ltz Fitz Wil- llonslfy of Hum- | )',lmiac,~toi, Uiirannan
William,, .s .,/,./• liams, bro- .-^kirpeii- berstono 1 of ll;.llou-h- .rfllastrop
ll.nnfrui F,l. ther of beck. Urn, cu. " co. York.
Willla US oj Thoma.^. Nott.s.
Ct/ijjxi-orth. |_
I I I
William Lacoii, T)ovAi\iiix. ux. Frerhnk 2. Susanna, iij-. Iri7/m»i
fii-st son and licir Ho'lis vf Gi-imsb;/ hi co. Ice!: of llallom, co. .Yolt.
apparent, li'Ji. Line.
LAISIBART.
Arms. — Qiiartnly of 11, 1. Onlrs, r c^icrron Arncnt a rJiiff chcqini Or and Azure
Ar/i>' ■' ' r ' ■ • ' ;...(■ 1 /■,■ IK , a lion rampant,
Au'f. < ,;.■ ' . 'i.'.,:c/u'rronbcticccii
thru . ' ' '■ y. ' - ,'■>..;;, .1 ' ■'. " i:!"'rru}i Cii'jra'dccl
Gii'.,i. .... , • '\\iU-^,:.-.,J::nuinc,ona)c.<sGides
thru.: '' '• , :■ ■ ' < n,d,i,u,uhmirianlvithln.nhordin-c
avir..'. ■ ■ ■ . , , , . (/i(te (Colvile) ; \\,Gidcs, frctli;
Ary.r'..:!r./.. , , , ,., ,-.;, ( , I '-^c.ton).
Ciu; ,1.-^1 Uons h..,d,ro6cd Arjnit rjorj.d rill, a /c»- clicrjuij Or nnd Aiure.
Hugh Fitz Larabart.=f..
1
Henry Fitz Lambart.=i=--
John Fitz Lambart of Skipton
r
da. of ... Conyei-s.
I
John Fitz Lambart, 12-17.=,=..., da. of ... Clapham.
Jolm de I.anibart.^f..
i
I ■
Thomas dc L.imbart.=p..., da. of ... ('
^1
I
Tlioma.sde Lambart.-,-...
264
VISITATION OK LINCOLNSHIRE.
rt.=f •
I
})<:nry de Lambai t=f Is.il.el, da. aud col
of Skipton, I of John Lambert.
HenrvdoLainbart.=f=.
1
Alkn Lambavt 0/ OuUon=i^...
in the BisJioprici.:
Godfrey Lambart.=fKli/abotli, da. and coheir of
I William AVhitacrc (^^"hitaker).
., da. of ... =Thoma.s Lambert=f ..., da. lO heir of Ikn
ux. of Skipton. I ira-fs, 2 u'x.
1. John 3.Christul,her=fAI;ue^i,da. ofThnma.^ 2. John Lam-=p..., da. of ...
Lambart. I.ambart. {liiehjrd written bort of Skip- | :\Iedhop of
over) Bullock. ton, Junior. Jledhop, E.sq.
John Lambart. =f=MavKar
Linnhai-t nf SUd
=f=MavKaret, da. of Aiiiery Can- Thomas Lombart of I
of Thornton, co. York.' icoi-Z/i, co. Camhridyc.
Thoma.i Lambart=pSu
'A Kir M-alter=T=ArlImr AValpok-
Dyniock of Scrivcl.O.y
and widow of ArtlinV
Walpole of Linehbick,
2ux-.
2. Dymock.
nf I'inchbeck,
Lo. Line, Esq.
Klizabeth, da. of
Kobert Stanton of
Stanton, co. Notts,
Esq. 1 ux.
I
Zachariidi r,ur-=-Susan, da. of
ton of Surdeet, Arthur Wal-
co. Line. jiole, only
child by hie
3yc
Lambart,
age 1.V.12.
2. William Lambart,
H lucnths ol,l 2 <.f
SrpI ember U.'.I2.
VISITATION OF LIXCOLNSHIRE. 265
LANA^r.
Philip Lauain of Lnnam=pAvicc, da. of
(Luvenham), co. Suff. I ... Page.
i ~ "
1. Jolm Lanain.=i=JMargaret., da. ot Henry 2.
I Petcheof ...
Thomas 2. William La
Lanam, of Stratford,
had 2 da's Suff.
and heir.-!.
I
Rich.ard Lanaui=f=Alice,
of Wfllon, CO. I Sheflii
Line, 1592. Lino.
I
•Elizabeth, da. Joane, nx. ... Barbar
of William of liarfok^Ea-stBerg-
Bei-iy of holt in Suff. or West
Lanam. Bergholt in Essex).
Dorothy, only child and lieir
apparent as yet, 1502.
LEEDS.
AiiMS. — Quarterly, 1 and 4, Anjcnl, a fcss O'lilcs hctu-ccn three carjlcs displai/cd fjahle
(Leeds) ; 2 and 3, Per sinister bend Gules and Vert a chevron L'rminc, a
crescent for dijfcrcnce.
Cbest (added). — On a staff rarjidcc Vert a eoekutricc with iiin'js mldorscd Or cuinhcd
and prattled Oules.
Philip Iwjlcljcrt of Molcs-=^..., da. and heir of Sir
crofl, CO. Yorl: I Po^er de Scoter, Kt.
Roger In<jl chert of Molescroft=
and Bcicrhi/.
Jtoba
Jn'jhba
of Molcscroft.=r--
iobc
1
Pobcrt Inylcbcrt of Molcscrofl.=^..
1
rt Leed.s of JIole.^croft.=ri7|-M6rM, da.
1
and h
Will
ert Leeds
of Molescroft.=i=..
1
am Leed
ofMole:,eroft.=r..
A
2G6 VISITATION OF LINCOLXSIIIRE.
A I
Robert Leeds of jrolescroft.=f=...
John Leeds of Molescroft.=
Robert Leeds of Liiseby,=j-Eliz:xbetli, du. of Henry Pnitiug
CO. Liuc., Ksq. I ton of SawcliU', co. Line., IC-sij
Edward Leeds of=j=3Iargaret da
Lascbye, Esq. of Wintriiigl
Midleton
0., Esq.
I
1 Robert Leed
of Wintringhaiii
CO. J/inc,
ob. s.ji.
2. Edward Lee
of Winterton,
Orau.llyn, da. of Agne;., ux. Thoni
Anthr.iiy Por- Jledk-v in St. :\L-.
tington of Tid, co. Cambr.
Winterton.
Anthony
Liidijcr 0}
I
1 . RobcH^^Elhahcth, da.
Leah of I of PhiVip
Moles- Constable of
cvoft, CO. \ Il-V.WOK?, CO.
Yovlc. I York.
Mavjaret,
ux. Mkhad
Lawjhtonof
I
Elizabeth, u:.
Clirlstopher
B..,ylc,j of
Colby, CO.
Line.
I
InylcbcH, son iind heii; .
old in May 1633.
Leono.r
ilavjkt
LITTI.EBURY.
(Tliis Fcdigi-ee connucnces with tlie marriage of Thomas Littlebiuy and Margaret St.
P.aule and gives tlie de.seent of his son Humphrey as in tlie Visit<iti"n of liSij.caA
that of liis son Edward thus :—
ICdward Littlebnry of=f Barbara, da. of Edward
AVinsbie, co. Line, 5 Tirwitt of Staynfield,
son (of Tliomas). co. Line, Esq.
Thomas, 1
son and heir,
1592.
Katherin.
Elizabeth.
4. Margaret.
AllMS.-
CUKST.
-Out of i^
Hi, a bordn,
hauk Or, i
a crescent fm
■ent for eUfTer
V"
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
267
1. CliristoplKr=rJ<.anc. da. ..f !!(.■
,-,
WiUia
n,. Ma!.
r.'t,
Jan,., ux.
LoundofWin-
iH-rL Cbivt .n (.f
had y
■ni.s-
Anthony
terton.
Flixborough in
band.-.
Teunant of
CO. Line.
Yorkshire.
Uubrrt Luwiiil of=f Cass((»r?ra
da.
LCaLin,
1 1
Anne.
M'intciton, son
of Edmn
I
Edward
and heir, nun: to
f'cilUitaish
of
Jlul
cofjray-
;
Margaret.
his2KifcEUu,hclh,
Struhii in
dor
co. Line.
da. of ...,of llon-
Line:. En
inston, CO. Line.
Cassamlra. 1. Ldvcnd
■?. <
cnri/c
1
3. Alcxa
uln-
1 1
Film.
— Loiond.
r.oi
ml.
Lo,n,d.
Cathcri,
Ucslcr.
Afms.— &(W<-, time rjrcijkc
j\IACriELL.
luh conrant Argent collared Gules, a hurdurc cnyradcd Or.
Ambrose JLachell=j=...
of liougliton, CO.
Cumb.
}U
nif
Maclicll=rW
nifred, d
I. of ...
1
Ai
no
n.x. A
itl
of
Sw
«b>
e, CO.
Itc
-0 of j;.
l-,:
r\v
■s of H
elb
Lii
'^■
CO.
Westm.
CO
Ci
nib., 1
-1
1. Robert Machell=f Anne, da. of li
o£ Swabye, co. I Ahmson of Wu
Wcstm. bie, co. Line.
Eichard Machell, son
heir apiiareut, 15[I2.
Uorathy.
Arms. — Anjcnl, on a cherron be,
Tliis pedigree coninience.i v. It
licir of •■■ Angevino and eonlii
Christoplier, son of Sir ICdwio,
^lADTSOX.
«-/ mullets Or (Marh-y).
Maili.son and ... d;L and
.<iloli,m of U,G4, making
n, and making Alice, his
I™
2G8 VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
A|
heir appaieiit, </ 1 K^beit Wil
..., co! ..., Kt, I lianison ot 3. Tl.uuia:
1G30. I Walkerin-- —
hiim, co.Nott. 4. Kdwarc
III II I
(la. of 2. Clement. 3. Faytli. 2. Jaii
4. Dorothy.
1 i I ,
\. f:dKard=rAnnc, Oa. of 2. mnnfrc!/.=rC'ornc!ia,cla.ofJIaii-ii 3. Thomas
Mad
1632.
Duportof Shccpshed, —
CO. Lcic, v;idow of Thcodo
Rafc Scgrair.
1
1. Jnfkoni/
J..
1 1
Elhahetli.
Anthonit
Madison, 12
5 years
—
years old,
old.
France.-!.
years old,
1632.
Frances.
MASSLXGBEARD.
Ahms.— Quarterly of 6, 1, Aiurc, three ejualnf;',,
charged icith a cross }vilee O'ules i>I
Argent on a croxs humcltcc hctuxcn ;.
of the first (:\IaFsiiigbear(l) ; 3, /:, -
■ I, SaUe. three Ir
Aroeut (Ih
crosslets Ar^
A lions head
rjuttcs d'Or.
Ui.lav) ; 5, Axitre, a In.
,«(Ui'-aytoft); 0, IVw, -
rased Azure chanjcd will,
/,„: an orlc of
/! lattirc hclicecii
John r.raytoft.=r Alice, <la
tn Williau,
Thomas JIas.sinsbeara.=rJ.ine, da. and
=pj.ine, (la.
Augustine Mas.iinglieard.-r-..,
Bon and heir. I Kir:
J"'
Thomas Mafsingbeard <.t=f Francos, da. t
Gunby, CO, Line, Ks,]., I Fitz ^Yi)liams
son ami heir. tliorpe. Co. Li.
Thomas
Jlab.iing-
bcard, B.J1
and heir,
2. Jlary.
3. Flizaljcth.
0. Ihidget.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSIIIRIC.
269
Akms, — Or, on a
Chest.— 0«« of i
ss Sable five flctivs dc lis of the fild.
roncl Or an car/le's head between two wings Argent.
George Morysone of '\Valthain,=f=.
CO. Line, descended uut uf
Northumberlimd.
Tliomas=j=Bridget, d,a. of Sir Wiliam
Moyiie I Hausard of North Kelsey,
Thomas Morysone of Cadby,=f=Elizabcth, da. and one
CO. Line., Esc]. I of the coliehs.
2. Thomas Morysone
1
3. Fynnes.
of Sandon, co. Herts,
—
mar. Ellen, da. of
4. Henry.
Edward Powlter of
Hertford.
f-. liichard.
I
1. Jane, ux. Jol
Allington of Swy
thorpe, CO. liin
Esq., and hath
Jlu^senden of HeUng,
CO. Line., Esq., and as
yet hath no issue, 1592.
Edward Morysnne of the .same=i=ElizahetIi, da. of Uobei t Wingfield
place, Esq., Si^.u and lieir. I of Upton, co. North'ton, E.^q.
2. Robert, dii
in May 15t
;ut. 3 years.
Edward,
I.Fran
now SIX
now 6
of age,
1592.
years, 1
J^lOUNTl'OKT.
Mounlfort a younger son of Kyluhurst--
(Kinghurst, eo. Warw.)
Tlioma. M.mnlfort of Kirton=f=Isabel, dx of ... Chi
in Liudsey, eo. Line. I of Xorthton.
Dorotliy, da. of ...=[^Heniy Mountfoit of Gains-=f Alice, da. of Itobert Wharfs
Curteys of co. I borough in co. Line. I of Clixbie, 2 u.x.
Nott. I ^1
I I I MM
1. Thomas Mary, 1 in;u-. 2. llenrv. 3. Charles. 1. Margaret.
Mountfort, to ijie. Hanks, " — —
son and heir 2 to John 4 John. 2. Jane.
npp,arent,1592. l'a^i^ll of ...
270 VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE
MUSSEKDEX.
Akjis. — Or, a cross cnyraiJed'Gi'lcs in dexter chief n Cornish cliow/Ji SfiUe, mcmbcrcd of
the sa-oml, within a hordurc Azure, eharjed v:ith ten plates.
John Mu3sendeii.=i=Anne, da. of ...
I Topcliff.
1. Sir Tliomas Mussen- ..., da. of ... =2. James Mus.seudon=f .... da. of
deu, Kt. (see tlie I'i'si- I u.\. of Great Lymber. ..., 2>ix.
rodOTi 0/15G4).
.. , da. of ... Cr.aycroft=pBarnard Mussenden=..., da. of Ange-
of CO. Line, 1 ux. I of Great Lymber, sou vj-ne of Lincoln,
and heir. 2 ux.
1. James Mussenden.=i=Elleu, da. of Robert Hopkinson of 2. ^YiUiam.
Kervington, in co. Line.
L Jane. 2. James Catherin, da.=fl. Richard=Catherin,
— Musseudcn. of James liar- I Mussenden da. of WU-
2. Mary. — rington of tlic | of Groat ham Frec-
— 3. Jolin City of York. Lymber, man of
3. Anne. JIussenden. son and heir. Line.
I I
Wilham Mu.isenden, Margaret.
eldest son.
NEWCOMEN.
Tliis Pedigree commences as in the Visitation of 15CL
Robert Newcomen of=f Alice, da. of Sir Willir
Saltfleetby, 33 C. L I Suniercots, Kt.
Robert Newcomen ol-r^^f,lr.,arct. dn. of Sir Wdii,
Saltlluutby, 10 E. 2. I Jlnrdinj:halt.
William Newe.iHien of Palt-^p.V-ry..ir(, da. of Sir Will,,
fleetby, 3S ]•:. 8, ob. Mu4. ■ | JUa,nUnle ,.f Norf.
A
VISITATION OF LIXCOLXSHIRE.
A|
271
William le Newconieu c£t=.
Saltfleetby, ob. 14D2.
William le Newconien of=i=^1?(Vf, du. and heir of WiUin,,
Sallfluctby, ob. 1460.
i=r=ii(((-f, (la. aim iieir oj wiu
KiU'j of Gaiusboroio/h.
I
Martyn le Ncwcomcii of=f.l/rtC,/, da. of Si,- WiHiam Sundford
Saltfleetby, ob. 153li. I of Thorpe Suhni.
1 \ I
2. William loNow-=... Bryan Nairomci Mary, v:c. Twha-t
comenof S.altHeet- I of Saltfnlby, had Buryk of co. Line.
by, ob. 1545. 2 vyivcs.
I
Richard le Non-coiiien of =j=Margaret, da, and heir of
— — — Nether Toyntou, co. I Tlininas Jlaydeuwell of
George. James. Kobeit. Line, had 0 brothers. Nether Toynton.
Thomas le=rElizabeth,
John Ncw-=f^..., da.of...
1
WiUiani Aac--
fhahd, da.
Newcomen
da. of Tho-
comcn of Jlcnshav- of
comc'i of
of ...Hemp
of Nether
mas An-
Scrivchhy. Scricehby.
Gan-hy in
sail of Seri-
Toynton.
drews of
Redycb, CO.
CO. Line.
vehby.
Wore, Gent.
Samuel le Ncw-=rFrances, da. of Tli.
comcn, of Ne- I mas Mas..i„-bear.l c
ther Toyntou. Braytoft U.ill, ICsq.
Thomas le Newc
n and heir app;
NEWCO]\rF,N.
Arms.— Quarterly of C, 1 and G, Argent a lioir.i he,
Gales (NcwcomeiO ; 2, Hablr on a eh
/cW(King of Gain^borouKli) ; ;f, Hal.
rests Or {( irenlield) ; 4, Gnl.x on a
(Bleveuson of Boston) : 5, ,S,/,/,- „ ,/„■,
a bordurc all Arycnt (Fereliy ol Voi k.sl
CiiHiT. — A lion's ffnmb eonpcd and creel ^able.
MoiTO (added).—" Numiue nitor."
d erased Sable I,
eeron Ari/enI I'
s a eherrua ■ .
272
VIsrTATION OF LIN'COLNSHIPtE.
This Tedigreo commences with the marriage of Bryan Newc
Gronfield, and continues his descent thus : —
and Margaret
Anne, da. of John=;I>ryanNewcomc.n=j=MarKaret, da. and heir of John
Nicholas of Purley. of Saltlleetby, co. Grenfield of Barmburt
Line, Esq. York, 1 ux.
1 I
John Ne\vcnmen=pAHce, da. of John Gascfiigne 2. Charles Newcomen
of S:Utfleetby. I of Lasingcroft. of the Exchequer.
I I
1. John Newooraen=Mary, da. of 2. Thonv
of Saltlleetby, Esq. | John Skipwith of a I'rict.
Waiiisgate, Esq.
3. Stephen, Mary, ob. s.p.
a Student in —
Cambridge. Jayie.
Ill III I
1. Ellen. 1. Richard Newcomen, 2. Joljn 3. Alice. 5. Elizabeth.
— eldest son and heir Newcomen. —
2. Mary, apparent, 1592. i. Anna.
Arthur Ormesbye=j=Dorothy, da. of
of Ormcsbye, co.
Line, Esq.
Hanbye of
I'rocklesbv, co.
Line.
Thomns John Ormesbye,-
Orme.sbye, 2 son, brother
son and heir and heir to
ajjparent, Thomas,
ob. B.p.
=D.jrotliv, da.
of Robert
Hustwayte of
Cotes and of
Bradley, Esq.
obot Ormrsbve-fMarv, 'la. of William Haven = Margaret
(Irn.r.sbve, sn„ 1 Tb .MSowU.r, of Wold who hati
dheir. " 1 Mr„..„i;rr In Newton. issue two
Her .Maj.-.ly. sons and
two das.
I
Arthur. f>m a
heir ajipanut,
of the age of !
lt.,ber
Willi,
I 1^
iiry.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
273
TARKEK.
AnMS (added).— Quarterly, 1 and 4, Gules, a chevron hctv.ccn three leopards' heaJs, a
for difference ; 2 and 3, Oules, on a cnUle Or a stork Anjtnt
(Sutton).
Crest (added).— -d IcopmVs head 'jardunt erased Or ducall^ i/onjed Gules,
difference.
John ParJ.cr of the Lees mar^^llchn, da. of Itoyer North of
Norton. I Walkerine/ham, co. Nott.
John Parker of Ni
Lees, CO. Dcrhy.
Thomaa Parkur of Norton, =
CO. Darby, 2 son of Jolni
Thoma.s Sutton of-r..
Sutton, CO. York. I
II-
2. r:..bert P,u-l;er
of Norton.
Thomas Suit.
Agnes, ux. George | Elizabeth, ux. Thonia.'i Howslowo of Howsl.jwe
Mawreof co. Derby,
and had issue Ar-
thur and other.^.
Hall, CO. York (?
the parish of Ecclcsfield W. llidiii
1. Thom:xs Parker"
2. Isaljel
Anne, dj. of Ja
Ashton of Kilki.Ki
CO. Deiby, 1 ux.
2, liiehard Parker of Brami-t
CO, York, mar. and had issu
da's and hciis.
2, Nicliolns Parker, 3. Robert Parker of
Vicar of Thru.ston Madda Hall, (i M.'ad-
.■t. (Thurstone), co. owHall,nearTin3ley)
York. CO. Y'ork.
4. Fi
rkor.
,1
10112.
274
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
PEAKE. No. 1.
ARMs.-re./,o«ac7u-n-on A,yaU brtwcc, th-ee Uo„.' hauls erased Or as mam, en
crusslels Azure. •'
Crest.-.'I lion's head erased Or y.Ulee de snnr, transfixed tkrovgU the moiuh ,ntl, ,
arrow Ardent Jiijldcd Or.
Motto. — " Ncc tarde nee tenicrc."
This Pecligi-eei3 the same a.s tliat in tlie Visknthn nf ]".04 Ijut mvcr- 7'iVhnnl
second son Thoma.s (5« next Pe.lis.-ce) an,l states tliat" Wi'lliain, the sun„f^;ol,e,
IS mar. and Iialh issue, 1592, and give.s HumlVey a da. Jane
PEAKIC. No. 2.
AnMB.— ,SV(mf as in last Pedigree with a crescent for dhlcrenrc.
r.ich.ai-d reckc of^^Anne, da. of ]!<..-cr O
iton.
,|,„
Robert Pceke
of Warton. Robert 'w......
son of Wall;
ingliam, co.
Nott., 1 ux.
Jlargery, da. of--r2. Thoma.ST=Klizabeth, da. 3 Ai
Peeke of of ... Wlior-
Saxilby, wood of co.
CO. Line. Staff.
1. George l'cak=Aliep, <
of Ilonicastle, Pu.bert :
CO. Line, son of Horm
and heir.
I I I
. jMarllii
. Jane.
. Debor;
All (five) by the 2 nx
2 sous, Sto]j}ien and
., and also
Thomas.
PELL.
Akm,s (,ill but the first eoar adilod). — Quarti'rly 1 J'rminc o
l,cliean Or- 2 Uate.. on a ehcrron Arj.'nt, l.Ueeen
reaardant Or three pellets a crc.seent of the seeond fo,
Z, Argent, on a cherron Icticecn three crescents (inles an ,
4, SuUc, a fcss bctieccn three cscalops within a hordnre .
Willian. Pondr
liarkston, en. l.i
Thomas Pell of ]rulter-f=
Willoujldnj. I
Wilha:
.^■, ICt.
VJSITATIO?r OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
275
Willoughby, co. Leic,
.„.. I
John Pell of Wultcr=f .
AVilloughliy.
Ilobert \Vyther=f=Janc, da. & heir to
of Barkston. I John Ponder.
I and heir.
1. AVilllani Pell ,.f=r-l/;<-f, lit. and
Waller Willou-liby. | hcii-c.
Alice, da. of Heurv Fln,v.i=j^Tlinnia3 Pell of Walter ^
of Laugar, eo. Nott., 1 u.x. 1 Willuughl.y.
^Alice, da. of William Thorold
of Mansion, co. Line., 2 ux.
1. Edwara=i
Pell of Wal-
ter Wil-
longhby.
=Amie, da. 2. Tli<.inas
of Pell. /
Ryder.
1
'clcidl.'
ell the
4. ]!obert=fKathorin, da. of
Pell. \ A n,j,„tlnui- An-
thony Porter uf
1 Pellon.
1
]. Tliui.ias Pell, liad 2. Thomas P
inmieKd^ard, Ison. ,/.,u,r/n; liad
Williani, 2 sc
Margaret, da. of-f=3. Sir
Kdw. Tirwittof 1 ..f i)
Staiiifield [A-(. Line.,
and/lurl.ll ux.
Richard Pell, .son and
heir apparent.
Richard Pe
mblebv, e
Kt.
In
FKatherin. da. of
Anthony Meeres
Kirton in Hul-
I.uwl, 2 wife.
1
Aone. oh. s.p
buried at St
Gile.^, Crippl
gate, London
I
t
6
1 1
, Vl -U'l, / >'.■ /;./,• ,,-/ K i.I.. MM,
. /■'■ ■ ..'■ ' ■ ■ . •, ;- ,•■ 1'-, ', un
of (•„',,,,;,,., //,,,'■,„ ;„ //„',„■,-/' eo.
BcdJWd. Line. '
1 1 1
Mary, vx. 2. Thomas
Xic. Snuilh Pell.
of Thcdic- —
thorpc, CO. 3. Partholo-
Linc. mew Pell,
one year old
SirAiitlioiiylVllofDemble.-
ykt, !««/■. to'his:.' v'IfcJndUk
a. of Jlirhard IJridston, lidc
amy.
-\l:i::.,hrth. d
Wdhnia W,
"In,"]''""'
„f .svr ISDG.
'loU'jhbl)
u. Null.,
II II II
Kathcnn. 1. Uiehnrd 2. ]V,l!i„n.
— I'dl.
Anne. 3. Anth.^ny.
\
i. John.
VV.V
I'KK.
(This Pedigree and (1,,. Arms are tl,„ Hnme as those in the Visltntwn of Vn'A, bnt
the IVdigrec gived Kieliaid and Anno liis wUe, 2 children, Francis and Klizabeth,
besides Henry.)
27 G VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
riGOTT.
Arms. — Qunrlerlv, 1, Sahle three mill picks Argent; 2, Argent on three bars Sable
six cinque/oils nf the field, 3, 2, 1 (Darrell) ; 3, Gules, a fess Or between
three men's heads covped at (he shoulders Argent (Edye) ; 4, Per eheiron
Salle und Argent, three elephants' heads erased counterchanged (Sanders);
n trefoil slipped for difference.
Cekst. — A greyhound couchant collared Argent charged on the breast with three mill
pick} Sab'c and on the body vith a trefoil slipped Gules.
... Pigott of=f=...
Beechamiitoii. I
I I
Thomas Pigott of 'William Pigott of=f=Isabel, da. of ... Heyth=John Fowlkesof
Beechampton, sou of Beecliampton, I of Wliypsnett, ? Wheat- Passenham, co.
and Iioir. co. Bucks, 2 son. hampstead, co. Ilertf. Northton, 1 vir
I 1
Kdward Pi-.iU of=^Jano, da. of Uandolpli 2. Krancis=pJoane, da
j-toft, CO. Line. Litlcv of Orby, co. Line. rig.jlt.
1°'
I I I
George Pigott. Francis. Isabel, da. and heir.
PORMOKT.
Ahms.— Same as under Pormont in the Visitation of 15C4.
(This )icdigreo cuuunencc-s with the marriage of Geoige Pormort and Margai
Scamblesby as iu the Visitation o/ 1^04 under Pormont, and continue.s tlma,)
Lyon Pormort,=j=Dorothy, da. of Hamon Sutton
sou and heir. of Washingburgh, co. Line.
n n I ~r\ n
2. George. 4. Gregory. Thmdove, .snn 1. Susan. 3. Klynor.
3. Christopher. 6. luhv.ird. ,a.s yet, l;/.i2. 2. Klizabeth. 4. Dorothy.
PORTIXOTOX.
Thoma.>> Portington of=i=Catherin (Jul inn urilten orcr), da. and heir
Portington, co. York. of Robert A.-ke of Aske, co. V.irk.
i \ I r r I
Thomas. Anthony. George. Margaret, n..:. Richard Anne.
Yerborough.
Henry Portingtoni-Mnrv (Maad written over), da. ot
of Portington. Sir Kdiert Tirwitt ot Fetleby.
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VISITATION Oh' LINCOLNSTIIKE. 277
A|
John rorliiigCon of roi-tington,T=/lHiif, rl;\. of Juhu LiUigton of Langton.
Thomas rortington of Poi tingt.)ii,-j=E!izabeth, da. of Sir WilUaiu
now of Sawcli:V (South of Appk-by) 1 Slcipwith of Skipwitli, co.
iu com. Line. York, Kt.
I i III
John rortington, 1. Anno, ux. William 2. Elizabeth, 3. Frances, 4. Vrsuln,
son ami heir ap- Skii.with of Unue.iby lyfl2. 1592. 1592.
parent as yet, in coin. Line.
QUADRIXC;.
AliMS. — Qviarterly of C, 1 and C, /,'/■/,..,- , ./ h , ; -. , ',,/ li^Irj ; 2, Arycnt, a chnron
bctmcn three leicrcls .■.", - I l-.verick); 3, Ermine, a
fess Oula (VievnM.k); -i, A. . - . , russ crosslds Jitchi A-urc;
5, Arijcnt on a scUtirc ^uJ'!' j - *:'■•/, -/ /.;-. ■':'-' J'Urgh).
ChksT. — A mom's head affronlec proper covped bdoK the shoulders and lerealhed about
the temples Ardent and Gules.
Richard Quadriiig of (Juadriiig,-f ... Catlieriii, du. and heir of \Yilliam
CO. Line, Ksip | Levcricke of Erby, co. Line, I'^aq.
William Qn^idring of Krliy, had to^rA<;ne.s, da. of Thoma:i Kvmc of
his 2 wife ... <la. of ... Tctfurd. Friskney, d. Line, Esq.
William Quadring of Erby..=^I,sabel, da, to Thomas Langholmo
son and heir. I of Conyholme, co. Line, Esq.
William Qua.lring of F.rby, ICsq.^r Joiio, da. to ... Harding of Bridgwater.
Margaret, da. to Thomas=j=Thomas Quadring of Erby==Anne, da. of John West
- ■-- .... ' of Aug.5thor|,c, CO. York
Uymoke of Nortli Carlton, | near Hurgli, co. Line. Es<
CO. Line, 1 wife.
I I I
1. Elizabeth, ux. 1 Thomas 2, Kuth, ux. William 3. Anne, ux. Kobert
Foraett, 2 George Johnson Segrave of Scalford, Suward of Thorpe,
of Thwayte, CO. Line. co. Leic, Esq. co. Line.
Robert Crayeroft pProtasye, 2. William Quadring-pAnne, da. of Fr.i
of Burgh, CO. lo.ilyda. of i;rl.y, ICsq., sun | Mauby of EUamc
Line. to 1 ux. and heir. Line, ICsq.
I '" 'I " I i
Thomas (V.y.ruft, 1, Ann.-, un. 2. I'.l./.dnUi, 'I'homa., 1 «nn,
sonandlieir. Willi uii I'.umne im( yet luai. died young.
278 VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
Arms. — Ari/eiU, a chevron ciiyrailcd Onlcs hctuxcn three snakes noircd Salic their heads
toimrds the stnister.
Thomas liiidlcy of=f... da. r\iid heir to ...
Haltoii, CO. Liuc. I Hiimfny of ]Ialtou.
I
Thoma.s Kadk-y of IIalt,ou.=r...
I
I
Thomas R;\dlBy=j=Biidgett, do. of Charles
of llalton. I Yerbiirgli of Yerburgli.
I
William Hadley of=f=.\mie, d.i. of William Symcutes
Yerburi:"
[11 liitUltjy Ul-p.AUIJl.', Oil.
rgh, 1592. of Louth
II I II
L Elizabeth. Henry ll.idlcy, 3. Mary.
— sou and heir —
2. Dor,athye. apparent, 1592. 4. Franc.
Aims. — Ar//ent on a. lend Salle three ruses of the field.
Chest. — A leopard passatit Or.
of Mi
Line.
intin;.
iln, i:
llenrv, had 3.
Hie, Joane.
1
H
ngh.
1 1 1
2. Edward.
3. Kichard.
1
Kob.
of S..
an. I
i. Thomas.
ajipai
1
Iti.liard l!o,soter of-p.Mioo, da. of
SoiMirby, eo. I.ino., I IMniun.l Bollc
F.>.i. of S..nicibv.
II II
]. Elizabeth. 3. Cicely.
VISITATION OF IJXCOLNSIIIKE.
279
SANDEKSOX.
-Pulil of six Arrjcnt and Azure mi a lend SaUc three annulets Or ; on ai;
e.-icuchcoii of pretence, Or, i/u a chciron duk's httvxcn three Jlcura de lit
Vcrl cu maiiij martlets of the last (Hiltoft).
— .1 leolfs head Sable devouring a chdd proper.
William Sanderson of=f ...
TickhiU, CO. York.
Lambtou uf Lambton.
1. Nicholas-T
Sanderson
of }!evcsby,
=-Annc, da. of
Sir William
CO. Line, i;t.
1
Margaret
HoVett.
1 1
.Alice, n:c. 2. ];obcrt=f=,-i«Hf, da. of
ChrHnpher Sanderson. John S,n,/th
ICyreofco. o/A>;,;„^.
]Jeil..y.
1
1. William,
.iJ.v,..
. Joh,; K,„ne.
Ihrath,/
Hubert 'J
„... .d!..4hters
'i-njiill. died youiiy.
Alice, Margaret,
3.p. B.p.
Klizabct
John f-
Hayle^ i
in Esses
h, da. of-fa. N
myth of 1 Sand
lEpping, ofK.
Esq.
cholas
er.^on
ve.-iby,
3. llobert Sanderson,-
3 son and heir.
rKatl
of V
Grai
CO. 1
ncent
tham of
inc.
th, nx. John
v.-idalc of
)don,2toJohn
.ft of K.stoft
ora. York.
1 1
Robert Sanderson Anne,
of Kevesby, ob. 10 John
Feb., 1501, at the of Sta
lijc of fit years, s.p. com. I
nx. Sir
Gwavara
injott in
1 1
Kathcrine, 2. Hubert,
ux. liandall s.p.
Johnes, ob.
Hn
Est
I
3. Thomas Sander.son of=^Dorathii, ehi. and
Stratford Jiou; co. Midd., \ .■<ole heir of niehard
lirinq in Juh/, IIJJI. \ .Vadeson of . , eo.
Judieeof the I'caec. I Line.
I
]. Sir Nicholas=f=:\Iildrccl, da.
Sanderson of Saxby, I and heir of
Kt. and Lart. John Hiltoft
Viscount Castleton. \ of Boston.
.Vildnd. 1. Ni.
I I
2. William.
3. Geor-e.
i. Itobcrt.
280
VISITATION or LINCOLNSHIRE.
s.-Or, a chief Ac
SANTOX.
ThomM Santon of Santon,=f=... ,1;,. of Tliomas PortinRtoi
CO. Line, Lsq. | of ]\,rtiiigtou co. York.
Anthouy Santon uf Saiitoii.=f-Maigant, -la. „f WiUiaia
^1 ^^loriey of'H.j.ne,co. Line.
Aniic, da. of Nicholas=j=Thom.-,.s S,-n,t.on=pTroUi. <la. of John
Girliiigton of Norman- I of Santon, Ivsci,
vill, CO. Line '
LuUinghara of
liromby, co. Lini
Antliuny Santon, .son and 2. Katlienu. 3. Elizabeth
heir njipaicnt, 1592.
SAPCOTTES.
uid 4, Sar,tr th
AH.M3.— lat Quarierly.
for difference ; ■
Gules, impaling (,
(Deiiham); 3, a>
(Haydon) ; 4, Gw
double in bass thci.
CuiiST.— .1 fjouff head erased Argent horned Or a crescent on a crescent for dijj
John Sapcottes of Elton, co. Hunt., Esq.=j=...
dovecotes Argent a crescent on a crescent
'"< ". .I.-/-"' a fcss dancctte betvven three roses
;,' ■' '■ ' ''^ 7'. <^"l<:'< four fusds in fcss Ermhw
ni chicj a label of three points Azure
- ■ - -.; Argent two single in chief and one
'l>ilal3 ami pidc^tals Or (Arches).
... Siiiicotte.s=^... Fishbornc of^
of Leicc.'ster I Fi.sliborne,
Tou-n. CO. Durham.
I
Sii ,Iohn &^vcoiiei=Ellzab(ih,da.and
of ]':it..n, Kt., oh. cohcirofSirJohn
i Jan. 10 If. 7. JJenhan.
1. Hobert, a 2. IIcury=T=Jane, da. and 3. William,
Canon of Sapcottes I one of the a Canon of
Leicester, of Lincoln, heirs of ]Job. Lincoln
"''■ ''■I'' Smyth. 8.11
L JohnSapc,
of Tharfieia,
Hertford.
tte,s=f-
... d
... S
of Si
lob.i
rotl,
. of
u-ltMn
Hoik.
t ][,
j.ii
1. M-illiam
S.-ijicoltea.
2. 1
Sa,
, onli
ux. S
1
irj
Elizabetl
and heir,
chil
1- J7u
Ic as vt
nms JJt
t,
Thoinas=pGrace
Burton j da. and
of Cotes, coheir.
B-P- CO. Line.
2. Edward SajK-otteT-Anne, da. of
of Lincoln, had 3 I Thoma!) Burton
"■'^•^•■^- of Cotes.
apcntU
<>t-r/;/innorda.„f rwb.
j .'<apcolc vf l/lun
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIKE.
281
SHEFFIELD.
John TlioiX'.->bye.=i=Joaii, sister :m
I John, son am'
of Sir Kobei
I Aystcvby, Kt.,
I
U- and lieir of
-11 ami heir
■I Sir Kosrer
John Thoro9bye=f .
of Croxley.
Joiine, da. and heir=f=John Sheffield
of Tlioresbye of I of Butterwicic,
Crosby. | 3 sou of Thoma.s
I
Robert Shcffiehl, son and
heir, of wliora the Lord
Sheffiekl is descended.
Cliristoiiher Sheffiekl, 3on=^Elizabeth, one of the da's, and
aud heir of John, Lord I eoheir.-i of . . . I'yllett of Weltou,
of Croxby. ^| eo. Line.
John Sheffield-pDorothy, da. of Ale
of Croxby. Anieottos of Astrc^
Lino.
Ml I
2. Henry. Joano.=T^Xichola.s Dow.s
— of Tetuey, co.
1 . Philip, now Line.
of ]n.L~to\ve, |
CO. Lino. Nichol.is Do\vson
— of Tetney.
John.
Vincent SliefricId=Klizabetli, <" ■.
of Croxby, son and one of the
and heir. heirs aiiiiarcnt.
Aems. — Aiycnt, three bars Oules, in chief a rjrei/hoiiiul
hordurc cii'/mitcd 'johontj of the last and Azure.
It SaUe cuUeu-cd Or
...da. of ...Ti
of Kcteltiy, 1 v
ritt=T=Sir WiUi.im Sldp\vith=j=Agiic.s, da. of .
, CO. Leic, j
I of Ormisl.y, (
I had 2 wives.
Sir ^Villianl Gauyn Skipwith, base
Skipwith, to Sir William hi time
son and heir, of his widower '.s estate.
I. Joane, ux. Tl
of Saltlleetby.
Marg.iret, ux. Clai-.!,
Ilaringtou of Griu..-1
(irace, (1
Ihltol'l
eo. Line
1
1. of John JaiK',
if Salbye, Willi,
, Esq. Ma.v
but 1.
iKi.cda. to
1,1. ux. Antl
of Wvnth..,
id no i.^.^iie.
i.., „ ;
of Jkirtuii iipun
lur.
2. Willi.ai
3. Tristra
I"" ""■"■'■""■•
282
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
SLATER.
Arms (added) — Arcjcnt, a saltire Azure.
Constantync Slater of Great=j=AUce, da. of
Hampden, co. Bucks. of co. Jlidd.
1. Robert 2. John=i
Slater of Slater of
Great Great
llamp. Hamp-
den, den.
=Joane, da. of
Henry Little-
page of Great
Musseuden, co.
Bucks.
3. Thomas.
4. John.
1. John Slater
of Princes Ris-
borough.
1 1
4. William
Slater of
Bledloc.
Ill 1
6. Antlionv Slater 9. Thnn
of Great H.'mij.den. of U.xbi
— Midd.
7. Richard Slater of
5. James
Slater of
Hadnams.
tcr of ){i
boruugl:
3. Constantyne=
Slater of Upton,
CO. Line.
rt Sla-
n.
Henry
London.
Sa
nucl Slater ot
Ris-
1.
SI
iter.
S. Michae
Great Ha
Slat
npd
■r of
Hk
dloe.
•Alice, da. ot
William Ra-
vening of
Great Marlow,
CO. Bucks.
IL Francis Slater
of Wickhara.
12. Griffith Slater
of Ri.sboriiugh.
I I
Philip, ux. Anue, ux.
Richard John Ing-
Dai-set of ram of
BedUoe. Bledloe.
I I I
3. Mary. 2. Franei
— eldest so
4. Mabel.
William Smylli of Hackthorn,=
CO. Line, Esq.
R<,l„Tt Snivth
Waltham,c.;.I,i!
:i. William SinythT=J,ine, da. and co-
uf of Suinmenston, I heir of William
heir of William
I l,illi..uni of Fc-n-
Smith,
fhri-t
.[.her Smyth .if
Fcnl.v.^Aimsda. t
n- anil Cotr.s, ,■,,. 1
.T.ilni r.,irn.nl.v.
• ill.- . \Md..w to
heir t
William.
Snmrl.eall,
" "' ^'* ".-'''■>■■
=.\
la. and lu ir to Wi
K,„lie of Anlal.v, n.. 1
ui.low tu r.ml Blui.nt,-to
Thore.<by.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
283
AliMS (added). — Aiycnl, u fcss danccitCc hciv
Crk^T. — A (allot passant Of.
,1 Wclbournc,=rJr.ii'garet, dn. .
I Clarke of Welbc
William Smyth of Homiing-T=Catlicri
ton, CO. Line, Gout., son and j Porter
heir. Line.
, (V.\. of Austin~r/(0/«»7s Disiici/ of
A Belton, CO. Carlton, co. Line,
Elizabeth, da.=j
of George
Sherrard of
Staj.lcford.co.
Leii., Esq. 2
ux.
1
=Wllliam Sniyth=j
of Honnii.gton,
h.id by his iirst
wife no issue.
=Mary, da. fand co-
heir] of Edward
Husthwayte of
Branch in Holland,
in Line, Gcarijc
ISlcshi of Bhshii,
CO. Line., Esq., her
1 hush.
Elizabeth,
ux. EdNvard
Saltmarsh
of Strobye,
CO. Line.
Eleior, u.
Alexander
Whitt of
Sturton. ct
Notts.
1
VathcHnc, nx. WWiam Shcjqmnl
(of) Lawjton, ok /ai„:
1
2. Edimrd
Smyth.
1
Cassandra.
L Charles S
first son an
apjiarcnt 15
1
myth,=Marv, da. of Wil- L ]• lizabell
1 heir liaui' Langton of Jiuljcyt Low
■)2, olj. Bennington in ^\^\nttrlon,
Hollnnd. Line, Esq.
d'of lircslc
CO. ham, c
e, V.,: Anthou
1 of KiUni'i
0. Line.
SMYTH.
AliM.?. — Quarterly, \, Sullc on a chcirun cnr/railal Iclwccn si.t crosses pati'c ttlcht'c Or
three Jlctirs dc lis A::Hrc each charged with u plate; 2, Azure a bend
cotiscd Or in sinister chief a rjrijjin's head erased of the second (Billcsdon).
Chest. — A falcon's head erased Sable f/uttec d'Or holding in the he-tk a Jish proper.
i.fpAi
of Ih
.ondon, temi.. H. 7, 150S. I Billesdou of London, maiur, 14S4.
|,„ ..,.„,,
\. John Sniyth=f.\ndrey, da. of Jol
of Epimip, CO. I r.ro^vne of IJokwo.
Essex, Esq. I Hall in Es,-,ex.
284
VISITATION OF LlNCOLNSHlliE.
A I
Kichola.'s Smytli of=f Alice, ddcst da. and
Thedlethorpe in I of John Bouvylc of Sp;
CO. Liuc. CO. York.
OirhnrjUyii, of .
to ... Thickko,
I II i
Nicliulas S.nyth,T.J/,„.,,/, da. of 1. E]i/„tbctli, 2. Susannah ,
.-.nlysn,, and heir RicUnl Pdl ob. youivj. Francis Gvcna
eilTiict, \W2,\of IJ^mbkhi, - son of Sir John
aiul Urni.j ill co. Line, Kt. Richard,
uno. 1G31, Jan. oh. ijouwj.
EliMhctk, u
Sanda-son.
I
Anvc, ».c.
Thomas
Ethcrinr/toii
of Ihxrsdcn,
CO. York.
Cuthcvin, lu
Bartholoiiicit
Trainham, c
Line, Clerk.
Mar:/.
EliMbcth.
1. John .Snu/lh,
19 I/cars old,
IGSl.
I I I
William.
.'f. Thomas. S. Charles.
5. Francis. 0. Richard.
STAXLOW,
AvofSilkAViUoii
WiUiain Staiilow, son and=f Dorathey, da. o
heir, was of Stickford, co. ... Tliiuiblcby.
A daughter, iii.
... Fulstowc of
CO. Line.
John Staidow^
of Stickford.
Olargaret, d
Angustiu P:
of Belton,
Line.
Ellen, da. and hi
Darnell of Thorji
Helen, mar. to Margery, ux. Eichard
Wdham Vachell Scoche of Peter Han-
of CO. Line, 2 to worth, co. Line.
0,5wald Wimbish.
lent, ux. ThouKLs
8UTT0X.
'i a chccron hctucn ihr
■:ihn,n,d'shcadc..,n„.l
Is Ciilrs fl.s' man,
nlhu-cd Oulc.^ ,j'a
cuts of the field,
daml nnjcd Oi
VISITATION OF LINCOLXSIIIRE.
285
1. Robert Siitton=;
da, and 2. IIainou=f=Emlyn, da. of
coheir of
... i;oy.s.
Sutton of
Wa-shi
biirgii
Elizabeth, ux.
William Turney
of Cavenbie.
Henry Sutton of Wellingore,=j=jrar-aret, da. of Robert Hus.sey
died before his father. | of Linwood in co. Line.
(Continued as in the Visitation of ICiQi, describing Ambrose Sutton as
of Burton, 1592, and giving him a second son, llamun, " lunctyl.c,"
and stating that his eldest son, Robert, ob. s.p.)
1. Hamou Sutton=j=Eli2abeth, da. of
ofWashiugburgli. I ... Kitz William
of Clayworth,
CO. Nott.
I
2. Nichola.s Sutton=Alice, da. of
of 'Willoughton, Robert Arneway
CO. Lino. of Calais in
France, Gent.
1. Jane, ux. l!..bL-rt
Erocklesby of Glont-
worth, CO. Line,
Gent., and had issue.
I
2. ]\Iargaret, ux.
Bolles of Quadr
in Holland, co.
Line, Esq.
1. Nicholas Sutton=pC.itherin, da. of
of Washingburgh. Lyonell Skipwith
of Cathorp.
Hamon Sutton, son
and heir apparent.
I
Mary, ux. Thomas
York of Ashby, co.
Line, Esq.
Hamon Sutton of Eromptou,=f=.
TinMBLEBY.
Ahms.— ^lr;;fn(, ilirec pahs Salic hctwccn four miiUcln in Icin? of the so'omi, a mscnti
for dijja-cncc.
This pedigree is the same as in the Visitation of 15G4 down to the marriage of Sii
Richard and Catherine, and continues thus : —
1.
1 1
Edward,
.A
n Tlumbleby
(Contin
lod
1
1 1
Anne.
.1
1 1
JIarga
ob. s.j).
as in t
ho Visitation
of :5G4,
JUt
—
calls
ih 3rd da.
Alice instead
2
Elizabeth.
Mary.
4.
Rol>ert.
of Lu
y)-
2. Riclmrd Thi
of Grimsby, ]5
John Thinibleby, eldest
and heir apparcjit, lij'Ji
Juyoeof CO. ,S..nuT.-,et
28G
VISITATION OF LIXCOLNSIIIRE.
TIE WITT.
Adam TyI■^vhitte of Ketelby, co.=f=.. da. to Lord Lomloy.
Lincoln, li^icj., eon and Iieir. I
Sir Robert Tyrwhitte,=pElizabctIi. da. of Sir John alias
Kt., son and Iieir. I Richard Watcrto)i, Kt.
Sir Williaiii Tyrwhitte, son=rJ««f, da. of Sir Robfrt Constable
and heir, Kt. and Lanerett. I of Flaiubnroiigli, Kt.
I 1 I
Sir Kobcrt Tvrwliitte-r... da. of Sir George Agnes, vifc to Thomas, Eli;,heth u-ife
of Ketclby. I Taulboye,., Kt. Lord lUmjh. to Sir ]Villi„m
Skipwith.
SirWilliani Tyr\vliitte=r/,OTif/, da. to ... Girlington of
of Ketclljy, Kt. I Nornuuiby, co. Ijinc., Esq.
Sir ]!obert^Klizabet
Tyrwliittc Oxcnl..ric
o£ Kctelby,
Kt.
I. to ... Nkiinvil
William, both
?>[armaduke-pEl
Tyrwliitte
of Scotter
i I I
Charles Bntlcr=Donglas, 3 da of 1. Tiutli.
of Cotes, CO. Jlannaduke. —
Line, f^on and 2. Elizabeth,
heir of .Vnthony.
I
Robert Tyrwliittc of Seolton,=rAnne, da. of Edward 5. Ro
eldest son and heir ai>iMrent I Has.'iett of Fledboruwe,
of Marmaduke. eo. Notts., Esq.
Marmaduke Tyrwhitte, son and heir apparent, 2. Robert. Elizabeth, only
now about 4 years old, July 23, 15!)2. da. as yet,' 15t)2.
TnOKNIilLL.
Ausis.—Oidcs, lirn Icirs yemdks Arycnt on a chief of the second a crescent Sahle.
CllKST.— -■! iC'onan's head eonped at the shoulders, rested, crined and crou-ncd all Or, i
John Thornhill
CO. Vork, 2 .sun.
■[ Tl
ninhill,=f-.\m,e. da. of
1 Sandall of ...
chard Tlioiiihill of 2
on, sun and hen-
vnt.
1
Wil
f U«
iar.i Thornhill pEllen.
-Ion, eo. Line. 1 .Mar.-li
1 eo. I,i,
la. ..f Willi.-
II of Crow
Willia
in Tl
ornhill of Ow,sU)n.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSIIIRK. 287
TOWTIir.Y.
IS (nildeil). —/;«)■(', a lion's head erased ifithin an orlc of ciijhl rross cross/cts Ai-yeiit.
Tlii.mas T()\vtl.liyo/i./sl!vth.M-=f=C'icjl.-y, da. of Jnhii Aystrrby cf co. Line,
of Towtliby, C.I. ].iii.'. " I AnMs.-^Aiycif, a'saUnr SaUc.
]
William To\\ thby=rJr,iri,in, cbi. of Roger Combcr\yorth
of TuwUiby. I of Coinbei\yortli.
Bridgctt, da. of Jolm Roauey=j=Tli()inas To\ytliby=..., da. of Alexander
of Stoke Uoancy, co. Som., | of Towthby. ' l.aiigton, ob. s.p.
Kt.
r^n \ ~ ~ ^1
1. France.';. 1 6. Jolm Towthby^Dorca.^;, da. of Aiine, ii\-. John
— I brother and heir I Edivavd .\ys- .Skiiiwith of
2. F,d\y,ar.l j i to Edmond, no\y coiigli of North Ormesby, co.
— yz of Towthbv, E.S.I. I Cottcs, CO. Line.
Line, Esq.
Edmond. J
II I I III
L Elizabeth. 3. Tahitha, ux. Gcorjc 1. Riehard To^ytllby, 2. William
— Asierhy of East lloaion eldest son 'and heir —
2. Jane. in com. Line. apparent, 1592. 3. CJeorge.
4. Ed^vard.
TOWERS.
AiiMs.— .SnWf, a lourv triple Vmercd Or.
Sir Willlain Tovcrs Kt.=F.
I I
WiUiani Tovers son ,i- heir. John Tutms of Thornnel; co. Linear..
, ^
William Toiccrs of Thom.vk.-, ... da. of ... Dallison.
William Towers of P.ishopaTnoral h. y, da. ,ind one of the Ila.ik Tovers
Korlon, CO. Line. I heirs. ..f ... .M.m.. ..f More of Thornock.
Hall, CO. Voik, i:..„,.
288
VfSlTATION OF LINCOLNSHIRE,
1. Nicholas Tuwevs of Heytoi
in com. Nott., mr>v. and bac
issue ; lie was son and lici
ai-imrcnt.
2. John To\versT=iI'""K''""et. <'•''■ f'f J"!'" Teade
o£ Blytou, CO. Line.
I
3. William To
of Thornock, (
Line, Gent.
1. Edward, son
and licir ajipai-
ent 1502.
BiMt'ct, da. and sole L William Tower.^, son Mabel, only
heir of liichard Cosbye andheir apparent, 1 .'.02. da. as yet,
of Great Lcake.co Nott. . 1502.
2. Nicholas.
Anne Ton; ,■, . .
ux. Richar-I
Esq. son t,f I:
thcMidOh y.
to her 1 hash. 1
in com. North.
I I
Anthony, reter,
ob. s.p. oh. S.JJ.
I I
William, G. Arthur Towers
ob. s.2\ bur. in the Tower
of London, s.}'.
4. John Tnwer3=f=^?!re da. of Walcrnoti
London of Thornock. of co. York.
:a /:„/. of
:i:nieliof
1
Wdliam Towers a Alii
child in Ao. 1G31.
Mxn^.—Arqcnt a rhi r,n,: /-/.,,;, ,■/,.,. /,,'''
'addiliMH ; ■.' : ^ , ■■ '
the lir.t n . , ■
r/Wrfs Or ,;i i-.,i..v-,l. , , J, " '.
(Kynie).
CiLEsT (added).—.! tower .Sable towered Arycnt.
William Tourney of Coiivenbie,'-^ I'.Ii.'abeth, da. of Ilamon Sutton
in com. Line. ' ' j of Washingburgh, in com. Line.
Sish'V, da. of Sir Ceor^'e Talbt
I I I
, John Tournev=rJanc, da. of 2. William.
sister t.i the L:idv Dvumkr, | ,.f Cavvenbie, " I ... St. i'aul. —
rdiet Wdll.nn Ln^iUbn. oant and I'.s.]. 3. Christopher.
Co-/<f/r of Oeorje, Lord Talhn,ies. \
I mizabeth,
A mar. to ...
VISITATION^ OF LINCOLNSFIIRE
289
Aiitliony Tour)iov- = M;uT d.i. ■
of Cayvenbie, Ks.j. j ,A Ihni-I,
Jolin Tourney
of Cavonbie,
Ksq., son aud
lieir.
pDorat
of
2. Willi
,„,
Katll..,
Join,
Vavasor
—
Silvest
Copoi
thorpe,
3. Tri.t
am.
nf Kil
CO. Y
rk.
Lind.Sc-
1. Isabel. 3. Anne. 5. Katherin.
2. Honor. 4. Margan-t. ■ 6. Elizabeth.
Each of these dauglitors described as "da. and heir apparent as yet.— July 19, 159
WALPOLE.
Arms.— jliyf/i/, on a lend Vert cotiscd Gides three Hons J5n.?sfrn< t/ tht Held.
Crfst.— ^ hiers lead 'jardant proper utlind Or.
Pr. William Harvey, Clar.
William Walpole.--^-...
01 J(.hn,Staveley
of Stickney, 1
Theodore -fAnne, da. of ... Kead
^\•alpole. of Yorkshire.
id beii=Fli.>b.-rl Walpole=r)orutli:
"*■!'
Jane, da. and .sole In i.-, ux. Charl
Jiiearde.s of Uold Hall, e,.. Y.^rk.
r.li/ab..tli,da. of .
,. of Sir Kdnv.nd T-Thomas Lambert,
of .Serieelsbv, Kt., j and heir of John 1
bert of Skipton, 2
I I
I'.du-ard, ^on Charles La.nbert, Willia.ii
and heirap- 1 son, now bein- 2 son
.'t Jane.
.. VJ.
'290 VISITATION OF LVXCOLXSIIIRE.
^YESTLED.
William Westled of=
■Winthorpe, co. Line.
William '.Vestle(l=Fr:iiicts, da. 1. ...iix. ... '2. Anne, u.-c. ,3. ElizaliHli,
of liraytuft ah'' i.f William Jla.xwill ..f OilliriL Han'^avd Kicluud HigsJ
Gent. I Simcotte.?of lir.iytott. of Louth. of I'naytoft.
I Louth, CO.
Line.
William We.?t!ed, son and
heir apparent, 1592.
AVILSOX.
AHM^ (tlie quarlcrin-s .-ulrle.l).— Quarteilv of T.. 1 an.l C, S„hl, , „ ,nJf ,„lh„l Or, /,/
vhirf three Cftr.iks ./ the h,M : 2, A.iirr „ linn r.,,„j,.n,t vith on „rlr
often 0)m-.s- crusshln Ar:icni (Brnytoft) ; 3, Cherjui/ Or ami (,«/,.,■ .,„ a rhirj
Arrjent (i l^oii pasamt ^'((Wf (Comberworth) ; 4, Ar:/enl tar, bars inyraihl
liable ; ;">, Arr/iiit a chevron letteecn three martlrtx Siilik.
CiiKsT.-.i dcmi vulf mlirnt Or.
^MavRara, ,la.of ... Sonffo:
I 11 I
» ih,. war. to I ...» da. mm: Thomas WiUon o}^
IknloK,^. I to ... I'rice. Cnchlrelh, co. Jfrrl-
/onl, rUlc llKirr-
I - 7
... a .la. ,nar. to F.,l„ioi„l Wils,,,,, ..,.h and=r...
...Il,„ojr..i.loo. hoir of Thuma.^. I
ofi;,.s>TC..i,il.orworth
VJSITATTOy OF LINCOLNSTITRE.
291
Anne, dn. of Sir=pl. Tlioniiis Wilsoii^Jaue, da. and liei
• of Sir
■\Villimn Winter, JC of the Rciuu.sts llieliard Kmpso
1 and
Kt., of Lidney, and Secretary of widow of John I
inchon
CO. GIoc. State. of Essex.
Xieliola
Y.ia. SOI
Anne, da. of
AVilliani Heneago
of ]>enowortli|
CO, Line.
1. Mary, nx. l!o!
l!u"dett.3//?,Y(«
in CO. WurifkL:
George Ueljjra
of Leicestcrshii
Charles AVilson, i
years old, 1592.
"WOETIILXGTOX.
AR\is.—Ai-r/ent, three truhnts Salle, in chief a mullcl plenril Oiilcf.
Ciii:.ST. — A f/oat passant Ayjcnt hvoicMng on a shrub I'tr/, and chavjed v
pierced Oul,.i.
AViUiarn Worthington r.f^pMargaret. da. of ... AVad.lingto
Welborne, eo. l.ine. | of Waddington, in com. Line.
3. llirhiM-d Wo, tliington-f Margaret, da. of
..f Denton, City
lomas Ai.idley
of Ifaiigh, widow
of Hob. \\'eb.^ter.
Franci.s AVorthingtnn ^fargnret, iix. Williani
tlieTitv of Lincoln. Line.
; .% J'al^
John Wright ,.f MarlcelT-Jane, ,1a. of J„hn llawlv
Itasen, CO. Line. I of IClkh.gtoi,, co. Line.
r~ I
1. Jolm Wrludil ol>.\nne, da. of John 3. 'i'liomas of tlie
the ha
'■• ■' ■ r''"'""-
292
VI«ITATIO\ OF LIXCOLXSniRE.
Jaines AVriglit of=pJ.
tlie same place.
lit of=pJ()aiie, (1.1. rrnil ,-olieii- of T
xce. I Muiison of .South Kelsty.
James ■\Viiglit, son aml=rEliz;ibeth, ila. antl coheir of Edward
heir, now of liradley in I Ilusthwaite of Littlecoates, in com.
com. Line. Gent. Line.
4. ]:<lsv.ird. F.lizab.th,
;'. William. Judith.
WYTIIERXWYKE.
Arms (Added).— .Sume as ■Wythernwyke In Visitation of 15GI,.
CiiKST. — A liislanl dose Aiyent, u-ingcd Or.
The 1 coate and crest was granted to John AVytliernwvke of Claxby, in corn Line
by William Harvye, Clur., by a patent dated at London, 20 of March, 15C2, 5 Q. ];h/
,I..h„ Wythernwyke=p..
of Claxbv, CO. Line. |
.igh=f Mau.l, da. and heir of Sii
I Tlionias lirabouthe of
Cl.ixby and Norniaobv, Kt
■ yke of C'l.ixby.----JL,
1
John Wythernwyke of CI:
xln-.-rJa
1
le, da. of ... Scopho
me.
1
2. Oliver Wythern- =
wyko (.f Claxby, 2
brother and lieir to
]!i,liard.
-..Dorathv, da. of
...Thiinblebvof
Towlani, wido\v
to ... Stanton of
Aykford.
1
Ann,
(i'miha,
Uichard^
Wythernwyke,
/. .son and heir.
=... da. of
Fitz-Willian
of.Mablethor
CO. Line.
1
John AVvtliernwYke
Cla.xbv, l.'-,U2, n'lar.
hi.s 2 wife, Klizab
da. of Williiim 1
William of .Mablaho
of-
I.e.
pCathenn, da.
of Thoioaa
Lith'bcrv of
Stainsbi",.,
1 wife.
1
Alice,
nx. Crinla, ox.
Cl.ji«U>l-l'el
ob. ycnnij
John, died young.
VISITATION OF LINCOLNSHIIIE.
293
YAR150K0UG1I.
Arms. — Qiimterly of six. same (is YARbououon in Visilotioii (/IjGJ.
T/us pcdiyrcc commavcs with Cltarlrs Yerbuiyh, huAa„d of Ajncs Skipi
Kliznhdh Ncwcomcn, mill thus conUmics (he ikxrcnt front /its/
son Edmond (in lite Visitation o/l.'jOl called Edward : — )
Kicliard=pJIargaret,
Yerburgli. da. of ']"ho^^.
I'ortinston.
Ursula, ] mar. lCdmoiid=T=Margaret, da. of Vincent
to... mdle, J Yerburgli Grantham of St. Kathe-
(y Tliuinas Hall of Lincoln, rino'.-^, near Lincoln, and
of Yerbiirgh. had 3 wives, widow o£ ... Fulnetby.
Charles Yerburgli=Barb.ira, da
of 'W'illoughby, A\-illiarn \\\
I
Charles
Yerburgh
of Yer-
burgh.
l.Fayth.u.
lianduli.h
^Vadc uf
^Vi■l.hor.
^Elizabeth, da
of lluinfrcy
Litlebcrv of
Elcuor, da.=pFrancis Yerbuigli=f=Frances, da. of
of Voherl of Jlostrop, Co. I Leonard 'Wray
Farmory, | Line. | of Yorkshire,
Yerburgh.-T Elinor, da. of Tho. Clifford
of Biackeuborowo in coin.
Line.
Henry Yorburgh, not
one year old, 1S92.
294
MR JOSEPH FOSTER AND THE LYON OFFICE,
r.y GEORGE BURNETT, I-y-n King of Anns.
Wliile il is usually undesirable for a public offieer to vr\i]y in
print to accusiitions levelled against his official conduet, tliis rule
admits of occasional exceptions; and I cannot Imt nunilur
among such excrjilions a ]iaper of sixteen pages headed " 'J'lie
Lyon Office and tlic M,■l^iori^;^d^s family," in the July part of Mr.
Foster's ' Collectam a ( ;> iieaiogica.' This attack on the adminis-
tration of the Lyon Office has l>een called forth by a review in
the 'Genealogist' (si'pra p. rZOO) of a portion of the same ' Collec-
tanea,' entitled " List of Jlembers of Parliament, Scotland."
Wlien Mr. Foster undertook to re-arrange, correct, and supple-
ment from a Ingher genealogical stand-point the official return of
Scottisli menil>ers of Parliament, those who Icnew the ca)-e with
which the return had been framed, and the en\inent qualifica-
tions of the gentleman who liad the charge of it, had mis^■i^-^ngs
regarding Mr. Foster's capacity for the task which he had set
himself. That these misgivings were well-grounded is shewn in
the review alluded to, a paper, I maj^ remark, which does not
bear the full signature of Mr. Stodart, my coUabondcur in the
Lyon Office. But for Mr. Stodart's unusual courtesv in ini'oi-m-
ing Mv. Foster that he was writing such a review and allow in-'
liim to see it in proof, Mr. Foster would neitlier ha\i' been
entitled to speak of the article as Mr. Stodart's, nor cnal)led to
bring out his rejoinder, as lie has done, almost simultaneously
with the review. While giving an emphatic denial to the insinua-
tion that the review in (piestion was inspired by myself or any
one else, I am authorised by Mr. Stodart to say that he does
not retract a line of it.
Lr the case of all, or nearly all, the numerous errors pointed
out, it will be seen liv tlicjsL' \vlio take the pains to compare pp.
200-20-1. of the 'Genealogist' with ])p.73-7o of Mr. Foster's article,
that Mr. Foster is compelled to aekn<nvledge himself in the wrong:
and I think few Scotsmen who know anything of either the general
history or the i'aniily history of their country will cojisider it
hypercritical to protest against tlie resuscitation of the long-
exploded failles which meet us in such books as ' Playfair's
British Family Antiijuity,' or will regard as trivial mistakes
the substitution of "Douglas of Conons " for "Douglas of
Cavers," or the assi'rtion that a battle was fought at Scone in
KM'.') in which Charles I (who had two years prcviouslj' left
Scotland) made Sir Gilbert Elliott a Knight Banneret. In the
concluding instalment of the ' List," issueil .subse(|Uently to I\lr.
Stodart's criliri-m, there is a ])r\id(nt abstention from " identifi-
cations " or (lio e ;reiie,'iln-ic:il ndiet'S which Mr. Foster calls
"peculiarly' bis "own grtaiml" The name, however, of "Sir
John Wauclu'i.e of Xiddry, Knight Marischal," will snprise those
MR. J0SP:PH foster and the LYON OFFICE. 295
who know anything' about the history and hoMers of that office.
Tlie person meant is, of coiirse, .Sir John Wauchope, Knic;lit, of
Ni<l(!ry-j\Iarischal. Tlie Wauchojies of Ni(l(hy are among the
best known baronial families of the south of Scotlaml, and
have inherited from the fourteenth century to this day the
lands of Niddry or Niddry-]\Iarischal, so called because origi-
nally bestowed on them by the Keiths, hereditary Marisehals of
Scotland. To an average well-educated Scotsman a mistake of
this kind is not less startling than the story of the Banneret
created at the battle of Scone.
While there would be an olivious impropriety in my entering
in this place into a discussion witli ilr. Foster regarding the four
Baronetcies which he discredits on his p. 75, I ti-ust there is
none in my calling attention to a small but telling indication of
how little he is qualilied to speak ex, catliedva on the subject. A
slight knowledge of the history of the house of Grant would have
sufficed to make him aware that " Sweton Grant," which he
accompanies with a " sic" was neither a misprint nor an error of
Mr. Stodart's, the unusual name Sweton (from the classical
Siirtonius) being notoriously prevalent in this branch of the
Grant family. A separate notice of Sir Alexander Grant of
])al\ey in the " Addenda " to the " List" contains a characteristic
specimen of a sort of misi-epresentation in which Mr Foster is —
notwithstanding his ultroneous disav(.)wal of the charge of
'■ special pleading" — too prone in indulge. " Sir Alexander," he
says, " had a grant of Supporters frnin tlie l>y.,n Office, 8th July,
17<>1 ; ami it is seriously ar^Ui'd that tliis ^vas the most direct
r.M-ugniti.ai llie Crown could ,-ili;,id. Tliis is n.^ws indeed ! The
Crown and Lvon King ol' .\riiis were exiilently synonymous
whrn (ieurge I'li was King:" On r.'t'ei ] ing to Mr. Stodart's" paper
(p. -lO:]) it will be seen that the "diivit recognition" adveited to
was, not a grant of SupporliTs from LvoiC as is here recklessly
averre<l, but " a lloyal Wa.raiit for Supporters" (of course bV
(MMn-c 111 an.l addressed to Lv,,u)" in uhici, lieu, -is styled, 'Our
trusty and well-beloved Sir -Vlexandrr ( ;r,ant of I ),,Key, ISan.net.'"
Uegarding the general charjc ..f churlishnrss hurled against
Mr. Stodart and the Lvon ()lli<-e, it is foituiiatelv possible to
" ' solier, iVom Foster's ' Col-
in tlie lacfacc to Foster's
aj.peal
hctaiu
from
Phil
the
ip drunk ti.
following
J i'hili
passag.
• I'ei
era
ge ' : —
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I'll
k.
■vr.llv :
r .\ri
111.1 (
as t
iilev ,L;lvat nl ,1
lis, fnr tllr '
nr.li.illv allnr
o .Mr.' K.hv:
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:nd I'.l
.\ih
,.l!.l
''"
Wlln h;
ivllliltil
,,s well
IS gel
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as r
.entiiiii in cti
ea.lily alV.ir.li
.tr,l sr\
inpaMML
1 uaan
296 MR. JOSEPH FOSTER AND THE LYON OFFICE.
participate in tho feeliii,t;s of gratoful satisfaction which I am unable
ailei;[uately to express. Geor;:!e Euriiett, Esq., Lord Lyon Kin.u; of
Arms, and Eobcrt EiJdlc Stodart, ]':sq., Lyon Clcrlv Depute, have very
cordially rendered nie similar services with reference to Scottish families
and their armorial ensiyns."
It is indeed the fact tlmt Ijoth Mr. Stodart and I gratuitously-
expended mucli time in .supplying Mr. Foster witli information for
the Scottisli portion of his work, l^isappointcd we certainly were
when the book appeared at the absence of tlie promised accuracy,
the scantj^ and confused character of the pedi-i-ci' nntici-;, and the
disproportionately large space accoj'iled to tin- ivni'itr-L relations
— sometimes by female descent only — of a few sriretrd families.
Nevertheless Mr. Stodar-t continued to reply with patience and
courtesy to Mr. Foster's numerous letters, even after strong
grounds existed for suspecting that his enquiries were prompted
by other motives than the wish to improve his book.
WHule the main subject of Air. Stodart's review is the
" corrected " List of Scottish ilemljcrs of Parliament, the paper
closes with a few remarks bearing on the ' Peerage ' volume for
1882 ; and it is one of these criticisms that has roused Mr. Foster
to a warmth of language regarding Mr. Stodart, myself, and a
Peer whose genealogy he had called in question, to whicli it would
be difficult to find a parallel except in Land League oratoiy.
Inteniperate language, however, is so well umlerstooil to lu,'
.suggestive of a bad and not a good cause, that Jlr. Foster's
diatribe would not have moved me to break silence, but for
certain serious mis-statements of fact contained in it regarding
matters which (to say the least) ovjjld to have been within his
knowledge. To explain the nature of these mis-statements a
little preliminary narrative is necessary.
Sir Dudley ilarjori banks, Part., was raised to the peerage on
12th October, 188], as P>aron Tweedmouth. Though the descent
of his family from I'hom.as Mnrjnribanks of Ratho, a Lord of
Session and Clerk Itcgi-tir in ili'' reign of Queen Mary, and tlie
representative of tlie I'annl)- (jI' Marjoribanks of that Ilk in
Dumfrie.s.shire, was wclbkiidwii, and the family genealogy had
been at various times agmid dcil investigated, it so happened
that no detailed ]M(li'_;ivc oi' (be j\Iaijoribanks Baronets had
ever appeared in liml. r's 'I'nTage ami Pjaronetage.' Tins
omission was supplied in Ihe issue oi' bs^S b\- the inseitiun
of Lord Tweedmontbs p.. Ii^.ve, ne;uly in the form and wurds in
wliich, after the usual cin I'lil in\ ■■- ligation,' it had been recui-ded
V f.ii 111. (.. .xiilaiii tlmt ,a rcoorilerl or imtliontinitiil
' It is.
iicrhr
ips, 1:
i:ir.
:lly
ppdifcree,
.;oi:
m,Mnbor.s
.,t th
iil\
,', III
Kitisf:H-t.i
zz
M.f.
will
.M
i.iiy
b.il.l.- rev.
S..M.S (i
ir ln'
\\v\
.■ill-
MR. JOSEPH FOSTER AND THE LYON OFFICII 297
ill the Lj^on Register of Genealogies in 1SG8, but witli one or two
collaterals added who are not in the recorded pedigree, and a
misprint or original clerical eri-or in the christian name of the
ancestor of the line of Balbairdie, Avhose name does not occur at
all in the registered pedigree.
Foster's ' Peerage ' has the advantage of appearing a few
weeks later than Burke's : and its author, burning with zeal
without knowledge for the demolition of sham pedigrees, hastily
set down the descent in question as one of those genealogical
fabrications which it was his mission to expose ; and, after getting
a few searches made in the Scottish Commissary Records, he
denounced tlie first three steps of the pedigree given by " some
authorities" as unreal and impossible. The pedigree in Burke,
following the oHieially recorded pedigree, stated that Joseph Mar-
joribanks, merchant in Edinburgli (whom Mr. Foster admitted
to be Lord Tweedmouth's aiicestor), was second son of James
Marjoribanks, a younger son of the above-named Lord of Session
and Clerk Register. Mr. Foster's contention was, that, although
the Lord of Session had a son James, alive in 1576-7,' 3'et, in
respect that a Jarjies Marjoriliaiiks (who avowedly could not be
the same, inasmuch as the confirmation of his will shews him to
have died in 1.5G0) had Jio son Joseph, therefore Joseph could not
have been the son of James Marjoribanks, the Clerk Register's
son.-
The non seqwitur in this argument (if argument it can be
called) requires no comment. Mr. Foster, then only beginning
that investigation of the Marjoribanks pedigi-ee which seems as
is Riidi as to mrtke an error, particularly in an important ur e.sseiitial iioint, t>.\treincly
(lie l-y..n I >i ■ I ■ - r hirtiir-ri til, 111 l"..r over-laxity. lufallibility is claimed by
- Til,' i<iil , - . , , 111 ',i;/m///i(i nrl>:i, ■! noted at length in order to shew that I do
n.il mi iiii,i|in, Ml. J ..,,l,ur',s aifjumciil. it may be remarked in passing that the
Smii"!i 111 1, iiiijiihiueJ does not occur hi the recorded pedigi-ee, though he appears in
■ [yMi,rr,., ,liiMntli, accnrdinp; to some authorities, claims to be descended from
Tliuiiia. M M I .,,' ,,' ^ .,vli,. wa-; a T.i.id i.f Se-.-^iMn ir.4!l, ^vitli titlr^ ■■! T.-id ll.itho,
&c., \-.-., il , ', V .;i ,1,11,1-, uhii ili-l ill 1,-1-1, l,,iviir; t:,.. ,,1,,. S\i:i,iiand
Joscpli. ..I r,.:,' : ,' ',. ' ,, i,'li,iil ■. In 111,' :i,^-i,iiiil ivi,.iT.dl,i llii n- 1 11, ,1 I ^,i. /,;■;;».(,
fur to ^Ik'u- tli,(t A counter-de.scent can easily be constructed from the wills of indi-
'■ .Mar^'.uil, .liughter of the deceased Thomas Marjoribanks of Katho, made her will
yO .Inlv, ]-.7\i, a|.pointed her brother James an o.vecutur, but he renounced on ur
about 21 Feb,, 1570-7.
".lames Marjoribanks. burgess of Ivlinbur-h, made his will and inventory 8 .Ai.ril,
ir.G'.i (and died that month;, ennlniiir,! -2 I'el.. loM ; mentions, iiiUr (liius .sou 8ymon
and brother .S\ limn, but no .lii„|,l, i, iiiim,],
"As it is needless to point oul l!,,il .liii:.', Mai-i.iiiliaiik,^ uhodied ir.i;!! (not in I'.Sl
.as stated} would be uniiMo u. ,,,,o.i,ir,, m 1 ..i 7. ,so it is alnio,t si,|„alluoils to add
th.it, as no son .lo,s,.,,h is n,i,»,l 1,\ . I, ours m lf,i;!>. I.oni Tw.a
298
MR. JOSKl'U FOSTER AND THE LYOX OFFICE.
3'ct to lie liis sole acliievemeiit in Scottish genealou-y, was unaware
of the existence of an entry in the Edinbuvqh burnh records of
the admission of .lusoph Mavjoi-ibanks, "second son' of umciuhile
(the late) James Marjoribanks " as burgess and guild brother, the
subsequent discovery of which, joined to his previous knowledge
that the James who was not the Clerk Register's son had no son
Joseph, must have slightly shaken his conviction of the impossi-
bility of Joseph being the son of the James who was the Clerk
Register's soil We, in fact, find two contemporary merchant
burgesses of E.linl.urgli naiuc<l James Marjoribanks, unquestion-
ably related to ..ii,. iiiiotli,.]-, and one of them .son of the Lord
of Session and Clerk Register, figuring lar-ely in documents and
records of the period ; and, in the light f)f a very much ]arr.-er
range of evidence than Mr. Foster has printed, it niay not always
be easy to determine which JaiJies a given .locument alludes to
Ihis identity of name forms a difficulty in the way of traciii'-'-
some ramifications of the Marjoribanks iaudlv ; but the difficulty
does not extenrl to Lord Tw'eedmouth's branch, for this reason
among others, that wliile the burghal records shew that Lord
Tweedinouth's ancestor was second son of one of the two Jameses
this cannot have been the James whose will proves him to have'
had no son Joseph, and must th(Tefuie be the other, the Clerk
Register's son.
Mr. Foster, however, though sensible ,,r tlie Haw in his oliieetion
as originally put, does not abandon it, but eiidea\<Jiiis to prop it
up by a new hypothesis suggested by jm cntiy in tlie Ivliiibur-li
Cuild Register in l5(;:]of athiid .la s, soji' of Simon Maiiori-
banks, on wb-.m be prefers lo lix ll„' iiateiiii'tv of '.b.Mi.li
This third Jaine,-;, bow.ver, seems to have ,li,.,| ion aft.-r 1 'is
""'Hiion eitbei- or'l,i,n or ..f bis so,, ' .los''pli. ■ 'xTmTvZu.v
■•^V'Ts not, 1„. it remembered, that the identitvof boni Twe,.!-
nu.utbs ancestor .lames, with .).-,i„es, son of the Clerk Reeist,-r
IS insntiiei.ntly jn'oved, but that their identity is "capable ,,i'
disprool absobite." Such disproof he at hvast has not furni.sh,.d
A word about Mr. l''ost.er's new objeetioiis to tbi' iec(jide(l
pedigree. In his 'Peerage' be admitted, ro„b,nn,,bl v fo tint
pedigree, that l':.l\v;ird .M.-u joi il,-uiks of 1 1,-, II v.-n.l-. wb',, nriirie,!
Agnes .Murr.-iy in Kns:, was balaT of Kdw;n/l .Marjorib.'in'ks 'o'f
is that llietw., Ivbvar.b were one 'wl'io'wis ( Ji^.e'n rim '' I ' ''I'l"
lias a .s,.nsational p;uagrapl, headed " Disp.'oo of the exist'enee of
burgh
MK. JOSKni KOSTrJl AND TIIK LYON OFFICE. 290
tlic MO-calltMl evvoi' is connected witl),<anil greatly aggravateil by,
tliu speciticatii)n of KiSS in tlic ullicial pciligree as tlic year of the
younger Edwanr.s birtii. " This date," he says, " is a fabrication
jnire and simple," and "now admitted by the Lyon Clerk
Depute to be so." The reader who ha.s followed me tluis far will
perhaps not bu greatly surprised to learn that this date of IGSb
has been added by Mr. Foster at his own liand to what he calls
" Pedigree No. 2." It occurs in no pedigi-ee in the Lyon Oflico,
registered or unregistered, and in no printed account of the
family, except I\Ir. Foster's. If Mr. Foster is right in calling it
a "fabrication, pure and simple," this can only be so in the sense
of its being a fabrication of his own.' Putting out of view
this "fabric^^ited" date, tli.' so-ealled ■' Disproof of the existence
of Edwanl :\l,u;iuriban]^s Uw y.nniger." will be iVMUid to rest lir.st
on the absence of any register of Edward's liaptisiu, a sort of
negative evidence to which persons conversant with Scottish
parish registers will not attach much value, and secondly on a
suggestion of motive. " Was it," Mr. Foster asks, " because the
second marriage took place only a few months after the first
wife's death that Lyon evidently shrank from perpetuating what
seemed to him a family scandal ?" Most people will .smile at the
idea of a second marriage of an ancestor who liveil two hundi-ed
years ago within a short period of his first wife'.s death being so
serious a blot on the family escutcheon that it had to bo concealed
or suppressed. On the other hand, it is just possible that some
persons may look on the short interval in question as I'aising a
jiresumption in a matter regarding which Mr. F(jstor can produce
no i)ositive evidence, that the two ladies were not wives of the
same Edward. liad the Lyon Oifice peiligree adopted the
.'dirrnati\"c of one I'jdwanl 'with two wives, is tliere no reasrm to
susi)ect that Mr. ]''oster would have split this one Evlward into
two ?
Mr. Foster in like manner, if J understand liim aright, suggests
that the wife of the first Edward was not really Agnes Murray
but Jean Murray, as her name was thus entered twice over in
connexion with her interment in the CJreyfriars Churchyard. It
happens, however, that if buried (or even twice buried) as Jean,
.she was tln-ee times brought to bi.'d as Agnes; and, had the
recorded pedigree called her Jenti, Lyon might pcrli;ii)s, with
more apparent reason, have been taken to task for not cn.lling
her Agnes.
I have perhaps said more than enough about the objections to
il.NS .sreu..^ to Ijavc b.-eu cvulvcd i.s ,t IcUer
IT. vx|irL-.ssiiig .111 oiiinion Uiat IGSS iiiiylil
r I'Mwaiil's Ijirtli. It surely exceeils the
ihf^" to cuiivort ri private cxprc-sBion of
itn .-111 nfficiiil decl.iiatinn hy l.you, nnd to
rot..l.l;iMil
cut of xUiloh tl,^
...l.lltiuiVl
iswcr to one by :
mMv Iv t
li.. ibilc of tli,.
.UMliy »cc.
iicU'd to "bpcci:
f iin nffic^
i-r of tlir Lyon
300 MR. JOSEPH FOSTER. AND THE LYOK OFFICE.
tlie ofticially recorded pedigree, which 1 would have altogether
abstained t'roin noticing, had they stood alone; it is graver
matter that has induced nic to appear in print. I have already
said that one and only one Jlarjori banks pedigree is recorded in
the Lyon Register. Mr. Foster prints three separate pedigrees,
which he designates Nos. 1, 2, and 3 ; and he deliberately asserts
that all three are recorded or oflicially authenticated in the Lyon
Register, and No. 3 at a later date than No. L In point of t'act
No. 1 is the sole officially authenticated pedigree. No. 2 is the
pedigree in Burke's ' Peerage,' in which the clerical slip or mis-
print in the name of the Balbairdic ancestor is made the most of
as an accusation against the Lyon Office, and the already men-
tioned "fabricated'' date of 1G88 introduced. No. 3 is a [lortion
of a private manuscript of older date than Sir Dudley Marjuri-
bank's (Lord Tweedniouth) application to have his pedigreo
recorded. It may be described as an attempt from a limited
amount of inaterial to construct a conjectural pedigree of the
diflerent branches of the Maijoribanks family. Those portions
of it which Mr. Foster has printed, and to a far greater extent
those portions which he has omitted, contain much matter
avowedl_y hypothetical. About its author.ship, or its merits or
demerits, I need here say nothing. Though, "in the Lyon Office,"
in the sense that multitudes of pedigrees printed and \vritten are
in the Lyon Office, it has no official character, is not authenticated
or recorded ; and could not have been recorded, as much of it
purj^orts to consist, not of statements capable of strict proof, but
of guesses more or less probable. By Mr. Foster's own account,
it became kncjwn to him only through some notes from it coni-
municated to him by a member of the elder (Balbairdic) line of
the Marjoribanks family, who had been allowed to copy it in
whole or in part, and whose courtesy Mr. Foster has requited by
making his jK-'digrec the subject of a separate and distinct public
attack. That Mr. Foster, on first getting Mr. Marjoribanks' notes,
jumped to the conclusion that they were taken from an official
Lyon Office pedigree, is conceivable enough ; but it is months
since he was undeceived by Mr. Stodart, who distinctly and
pointedly explained to him the true state of the case, and, when
furnishing him with an authentic copy of the only pi'oved and
registered pedigree, informed him that the original of his " No. 3"
belonged to a class of jirivatc and unrecorded documents, to
which it was discretionary with Lyon to grant or refuse access.
staking every allowance for mere obtuseness of comprehi-nsion,
it is impossible to exonerate j\Ir. Foster from the charge of reck-
less assertion, when, after what was told him at the Lyon
Office, he prints his No. 3 as an officiall}' authenticated pedigree,
"taken from the Lord Lyon's account in the Lyon Office, Edin-
burgh," and makes it the ground of a wholesale impeachment of
the Lyon Office, and a proposal that Lyon and Lester (whose
MR. JOSEPH FOSTER AND THE LYON OFFICE. 301
complicity remains unexplained) should be abolislied, and tlieir
duties transferred to the English College of Arms.'
I wish it then to be distinctly understood that the gravamen
of my complaint against Mr. Foster is, not that he lias en-
deavoured to discredit a proved and recorded pedigree, but that
he has set up two other documents as proved and reconled
pedigi'ecs which he knew not to be such, in order to discredit the
Lyon OUicc Viy pulling them to pieces.
Mr. Fostei''s boast that he is "more conversant with Sct)ttish
genealogy .... than the present authoi-ities of the Lyon Office"
makes it interesting to glance over his opinion regarding the
existing sources of information on Scottish genealogy and topo-
graphy as cxpi-essed in the preface to his " List of Members of
Parliament." Ho assigns the highest place among trustworthy
'The only inl.T-i wln'.Oi .'i-- I.vn., Kin- ..f \niM I .-mi l,,- ^Mi.nosH,! (,, l,:ivo in
theeflectth.il i i '.i,,
banks of tl,.a 1,1..
admitteiUy iiilierituJ
grandfather's dt-atli ;
and probably at evt-ii
Now, witlinul.„;Mii
to me fur (In ,. ' ^ ■ i
that of all (Im ■ y:
oflicLil .s.-niiiu|..,
'J 1... Ill, 11 .M;.,
I the estate ol
.and in 1639, on
a later <late, a ;
"■";,\;'i''
reign of Chul.' 11.
of armslioil, 1.-. il„-
sortof visll.ilh-n .ii .
to be "di.-pn.v.Mr' 1
this record, 1 bavr li
in tlie light of the , ■
fore take a hirgo aur
Balbairdie M-as in I':,
admitted reiiresent,;,
liv, 'th,. gr:.,i,l,-
atii.n ot the ia'ni
efore the entry in
1 ■ i iM,^t,> except. It w.nl.l ih.iv-
■ i-i that Th.imas Marjniibanl.s ,.f
i, 1,: 111, of the Ilk. The d-atl, nf the
il,-ii nf ii,./ Mv.iid ■I'hnmas of U,allio, w,,s fiuitu
it ; the relati.iiiship wa^ necessarily near, and the parties were in a public
po.sition.
Both omcially .-uid niiom.i.illv I flieref.,ro contend tli.d Thomas Mari..ribank.i of
r.alb.airdie was in V.rJ i r|,ix.-ciitativc of Mnrjoril, inks of ll,:,l Ilk. 11..- wa^ a-liMiltcdly
6onof Join, of r.i.n.Hi.lic: but who v.a- .loln, ol r,aU,,ui,lir .' The tcnMtivc |.cdi-ree
puts him chmi, ,1, piob.iMy liiolhrr of the ,-.vo,„l ■phMncn oi' K.aho, but (hi.s
sUatomcnt is carclullv L'u.udod be a icm irk that the cadence ot his b.inp; .-o li
inferential and no! d'ncd. .Mr. bo, in- ,„|,lncrH .■lid-ncc that J'lionias thr s-c 1
of H.athow.as a postl, unions rliild, .;lhl ai-'lcs lint iu.cnui.h as no ,-o.tliuiuo„ , rliild
that r.albairdic has bTomc u pn -cnt.ativ ' .M;u jonb.niks of that Ilk. lias .Mr.
lu-oduc'cdYva p:occ,', .,f «hich III.' lo-V'',',n|\'h. "be'ttel'.' ' " ' '"' '""''" ' ^ '" "'' ""'
J'.albaird.c-selncUamdiip of Ins tauuly is hou ev. r be no means bound up v, ill, the
hypotli(,.,is of a t\un birth. V.irious d.ites and documents, of which the comj.iler of
cx),l,ination th d .Mill .M.n j,.ribanks of llalbairdie' was b'r.",tli'er'"ot tlc'Tlc 'nia^of I'alho
wl.ov,, ::;., r, !■■ c ...1 ih.it Thomas of llalbair.be inherited I i. ■ ; : , o v ■ , : ■ .nt-
u:i'.. .■■\ ,M,Ic. r.ut the use which has been m.. , ' : ■ ' . date
>ai ■ c [ r, ' , . : ::,-■ l.yun Cl.-rk Depute renders it here n, ■ ,. ,.■ to
ad. I 111 ii, l,..v,, .. I |.i. ': ,'i!c this hypotheai.i may seem, I .am nut :iii .ci ii:- Ua- it as
tin oflicial uttcr.uicc.
302 JIR. JOSEPH FOSTER AND THE LYON OFFICE.
autliorities to " Wood's Peerage by Doug-las/' If tlie book meant be
Douglas' Peevago oilited by Wood, this is an ojiinion in whicli
few people in" Scotland who have made genealogy a study will
quite coincide. Still less will Scottish genealogists agree with
liis remarks regarding a class of works, of which, in their beai'ing
on Scottish local and'goneral history and genealogy, it is, accord-
ing to their uni\-ersal opiniDO, iiii])ossible to exau^erate the value,
"those great Club S.,ciriir<," lir says, ■■ tli- Iloxburgh, the
Bannatyne, and the Maiilaiid, wli.i miglit \n\vr edited and printed
so much valuable material, have iiraet,ieally missed tlieir mark: by
catering foi- the jiowerful few instead of the majority of the
nation." ° The only possible meaning of these words is that the
books in question were printed for the subscribers only instead
of tlie general public, a charge to which Mr. Foster's "Collectanea"
is equally amenable. It is truly a novelty to hnd a writer who
calls hiniself an expert in Scottish genealogy, disparaging a series
of books, whose appearance constituted nothing less than an era
to the Scottish historian, antiijuary, and genealogist. " Missed
their mark!" Why, where would the Scottish genealogist now
be without the aid of the chartularies of the bishoprics and
naonasteries, and .the large mass of documents, many of them of
the highest intei-est, illustrative of the history of our leading
i'amilici;, which were formerly inaccessible to the ordinary
student ; not to speak of a wealth of contemporary chronicles,
and the admirably digested repertory of topograpliical and
genealogical infoi-ination regarding the dioceses of Argyle, the
Isles, Ross, Caithness, and Glasgow, which constitute the tlii-eo
volumes entitled " Origines Parochiales Sc<i(i:e." Notwith-
standing all that has been done, and well dour, liy tlie Surtees,
Chetham, Camden, and other societies. Englishmen have not yet
accoiii))lished for England, consiilering its wealth in HKHicy ;ind
materials, all that has been done for Scotland bv the llanmitNJH',
MaiLland, Spaldhig, and Abbotsford Clubs." If .Mi-. l''usivr
believes that the great recui-d seholars who edited tle.sc dul)
books would have better i'.\j,cndrd their energies in work similar
to his " Collectanea," he' is cniiilcd to his opinion; but hr will
find few to agree with him lliat the result would ha\ e been
" a joy for ever."
From the general censure dc'ilt out to all works bearing on
Scottish genealogy cxcrpL "Wood's Peerage by Douglas,"
Mr. Foster is pleased to exempt ' the record publications now in
MR. JOSEPH FOSTER AXP THE LYON OFFICE. 303
progress, e.g., tlie Great Seal Register, tlic Privy Council Ilegister,
and the Exchequer Rolls " ; but, it is added, "as these principally
refer to the fit'tecuth century, they can only throw light on a
small portion of the period embraced in this work." 'J'he mild
praise liere accorded to the five volumes of the " Exchequer Rolls,"
gratifying as it is to their editor as a set off' against the
liard things .said of him in anotlicr capacity, woukl perhaps
have been moi-e highly prized hail ilr. Foster shewn nrore
acquaintance with the " Privy Council Register," an inspection
even of the cover or title-page of which would have informed
liiin that the four volumes of that series do not deal with the
Hfteenth century at all, but are exclu.sively concerned with the
second half of the sixteenth. Of tlie works of the Burgh
Recoi'ds Society, which fill up one portion of the grouml which
he asserts to be inibroken, Mr. Foster seems to have never heard.
If I am unfortunate enougli to be luiable to concur with
]\Ir. Foster's estimate of liimself as an authority on Scottish
genealogy, I must add that I have no \\i^\\ to discourage his
undertakings generally, and least of all his "Peerage." His
competition with Sir Bernard Burke has had the wholesome
result of stirring up Ulster King of Arms to improve vei-y
greatly his annual publication, which, if susceptible of still
fui-thcr improvement,' must lie allowed to be as yet the best work
of its kind. And, if \\r. seriously aspires to entering on tlie field
of Scottish genealogy, 1 Wdulil advise him to begin at the right
end, by a careful perusal ol' sndi standard authorities on Scottiih
history as will ])ivsltvc him frmii being misled l)y stories like
the Battle of Sc.m ■, and bv the aeqiiiMtimi of such 'a knuwled.,.
of feudal law as will en.nl.le him t„ distinguish betwen'a
general and a sp.H-ial -r\iee, and of such a rudimentary
acquaintance M'itli the pinp.T sDuree-, of information as is to
be picked up fnwu that e-,ernl haiell"...k, the late ifr. Cosmo
Innes' 'Scottish Lena! Anli(iuities.' Thence he mi'dit advance
to the .study of Rodger's' Keudal Fuims; lllMelTs 'Peerage and
Consistorial Law,' and tlie dispai-agi'd Club Imoks : and let him at
the same time add tn his library Chalmers' ' Caledonia,' and not
oidytho new, but the uld s-iiesof ree,„d jiublicatiuas. And 1
cannot forbear fnrther euuiiselling him, if he Iiuites for success, to
be more courteous, and to direct ins attention to liuildiie.- up as
well as to pulhiig down. Had half the labour wliieli has been
expended on his unsuccessful crusade ai;ainst Lord 'Iwei'dmouth's
pe.lio-ree been devoted to eonvelinu theshoiteomin-s, sup],lement-
ing the defects, and jnuiiiii- Die exnbrianei's of his ' j-eera-e,"
Uiat book would have had :i e!i;ine,. ,,]■ l.cing greatly bett.'r and
mure trustworthy' tlian it is.
304
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310
NOTICE OF A EECENT CASE IX THE COURT OF SESSION,
SCOTLAND, AS TO THE SUKXA^U' AND ARMS OF
HUNTER OF HUNTERSTON.
In France, EepnLlican ami Democratic as she is, not a year passes in
Avliicli the Courts of Law are not called upon to decide several disputes
as to the right to names or arms or Loth.
In Scotland on tlic otlicr hand where wo live under a hereditary
monarchy, have a numerous aristocracy most of wliose chiefs hold tlieir
Lands under strict entail, and where interest in famih' history is widely
felt, such cases are rare. Siiu:e the <;(iii(('sl in 1 S 1-9 "l.rlween the heir-
general IMr. Sinini-Cuniiiuli;iiii.- c,f Cnpiin-tuii .-nid tlic heir male Sir
Kobert Keith Dii'k-Cuiiyii,L;li:im ..[ l'iv-t..nlicM, Vy.nl., for the Kuppmiers
granted in 1771 tu Sir Alu.\ander Diclc, whicii is reported in Seton's
L'lir and Practice of HctrdJi-i/ in t^collaiid, it does not appear the Court
of Session has been called upon to intervene in a family difference,
turning on such a point till 7 June last year when the case of Hunter
V. HunterAVoston came before the Lord Ordinarj^.
The clau.ses in Scotch entails which make the assumption of the sur-
name and arms of the entailer obligatory, vary much in wording and in
stringency They seem to be divisiljle into three classes.
First, those which oblige the heir in possession and the husband of any
fenralc heir who shall succeed to assume the surname and arms onlv.
Instances arr tlie entail of Lord Oimv HOU, Alrlvrr Campb.-ll of Ask-
nish]797, Cull, nr of il„. .Mount, L^IS, Lontiiio of Ardoeh 1757, and
Koss of Crni,,;irlv 17S;!.
Second, tlio-c uhirh bind thr h.'irs to assume tho surname, and arms,
but express] V allow 11, er raiue aiel another ,.,.,t t.- \,r borue :,l,,ng
with them. Th.'vaie ll,e tei'uis of entails of .Maemilliiu ,.f .Sl,o,lhope
1830, ^Murray of renuvl,„,d 17S1, Maekeu/ie ,.f Newhall \SOX
v\ of Ikiddin^toi, 1S.-,1, in consi.leratiou
ir Mr. lliulli,. th,-n in i,.3ssession of tl„'
,vid,-s ll,:,i the heir succee.ling sImH b,';,r
the alius, di'signation and cognizanc of
;toi, '• ill th,' eiiief place."
,-lat,'S e.Ncut,'.! m 1SG2 by the lat,'
eyond this ,.v,ui ; it pi-oyides that if tlu^
:, tlu' Kaildon, ;,n.l , 'States of ll,,,,,,' he
n,l name of jlou.ul.is of J)ou,.|as ;,ud
■MM-uted 111 ISlI) b/Rnbei-t V'aldua.ll
,-ent ,.f his wife .Mrs. I'k.nnnra lliinler,
le heiis suee,.ediug and tl„' l,Uslu,,ds of
, us,., luMi-, an.l conslantly r,'lain the
.aial ,.f the family of lluntersi.uin."
very e,.mui,,n,as'(iartslHn-e of ( lailsliuiv
eadi.., L,.cli,.re, &c. 172 1-5, Crahanie of
The entail exeeut
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of the p,-,sition of
his'u.-xt ll
entailed estate ,,f .le
■rvisw,>o,l,pi
the surnami' of llai
uiltou, ai„l
the house aial fiiuil
v,,f il.a.hli,
The entail ,,f ll
I,,. Douglas
Countess of Hom,' <.
;,"'s a step
heir in possession si
".shall al,,ng wilh
ll,|. an,,-;
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tion of Hon,,- in ,l,i
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,-li as that
Hunter 'of ll,,uf,,s
ton, with e.
all female leais se
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surname of lluul.u-
au,l e,.at an
Entails with this
limilali,,n ai
109-1, Malclm of (
Ira.ige, Lai
NOTICE OF CASE OE HUNTER. 311
Morphie 17*13. The lieirs have frequently in the exercise of a discretion
evidently left to tlieni and which has only now been cliallenged in tlie
case under consideration, postponed the surname and arms conveyed by
tlie deed of entail to tliose they bore when the succession opened to them.
It would be very easy to multiply precedents but one will sutlico as it is
recent, includes, if tlie sporting plirase is permissible, " a double event,"
and was aff<irded by the procedure of a well-lvnown gentleman of liigh
position. Tlie late Sir Ah^xander jMaitland, Bart., M.P. for :\Iidlothian,
inherited tluuugli his mother, the heiress of a cadet branch of the family
of Gibson of Durie, the entailed estates of Cliftonhall and Kersic. By
the terms of the deed executed in 17S6 he was bound " to use and bear
the surname and arms of Gibson of Cliftonhall." Justly proud of
paternal descent from a historical house of which William ]\Iautelent
lived at tlie end of tlic twelfth century, wliicli gave birth to AVilliam
Maitland of Lethington tlie statesman of the troubled time of Queen
Mary's reign, to a long line of Earls, and which attained ducal rank in
1G72, Sir Alexander althougli possessed of no paternal estate called him-
self Gibson-ilaitland and placed his own arms in the iirst quarter.
In 1865, on the death of his cousin german Charles William Kanisay
Ramsay, he became possessed of the extensive estates of Barnton, Gogar,
Sauchie, Eannocklnirn, &c., under an entail dated 25 Dec, 1807,
containing a clause binding the heirs who shall succeed " to use, bear,
and constantly retain the surname of Ramsay and the coat armorial
and designation of Ramsay of Barnton."
Sir Alexaniler still kept his own .surname as the principal one, becoming
Ramsay-Gibsou-TNlaitland, and with the sanction of the Lyon King of
Arms marshalled his arms thus : — First and fourth, ^Maitland ; second,
Gibson ; third, Ramsay; with the crest and motto of Maitland only.
Having cleared the gnmnd so far and shewn the practice, wo now
come tu llic ca<e in which an ill-advised attempt to reverse this practice
lias so signallv f:iiliMl.
The family df iluiitn- .,f llunter^lou is om' .,f tli.' oldest in lli,; West
of Scotland"; they may descend from WilMnius A'eimtor, wlm, in or
about 11 IG, witnessed an inquisition as to llic possrssimis of the See of
Glasgow, but of this there is no pro. if. On tli(^ :i8 Anuust 12'JG at
])erwiek-o]i-Tweed Ayliii.,,. 1,. lI.nit.Te di,l homage to Edward 1, and
ajipended his seal (wmild ii \vti- lill in existence) to the same deed as
Blair, Eairlie, ^hnv, Duidop, Ciuiro,,!, B.ovle, Blair, Wallace, and otliers,
all mciubrrs of well-kii..\vii A\i hue r.LiiiiliVs, his nei-hbours.
William Ihnitar in 137 I linl a noun tln.iter of the lands of Ardnele,
afterwaiils known ;,s Anirlrl I iinlri , ;,n,l jattcrlv as llunterston, situated
in thr jMiisl, ,.f W.-.t Kill.iHlr in AMslnre.
TIh. l.iuds and rl,:.rtn-,
wl
liell tlll.'r
is repl-odueed in f,lrs! mile in
I'at.T.-on's J/;.tnr,/ ,.f ,[,„■
.Mrs. llunlriAVrslon, who i
the family, allhoU:^li ucv, i
Ih
'/ 11 ■/./''"",
are, botl, in the jlossessiou of
f the giante,.. The estates of
I free harony, hold direct of
the crown ; its sUCrr^M^r
re
pnvent.tlVe
s have always maintained a
leading position in llir disli
of tlie Forest of Little Cm
nlir
and In'ld tl
ae and Pro
,e_ hereditary olhces of keeper
Cuningbanie.
They intermarried with :
Kel
■ of Keislan
d, Lord Cathcarl, :\fonfgomerv
312 NOTICE OF CASE OF HUNTER.
of GifloTi, Hamilton of Tormnco, Cranfurd of Anchonamos, t^-c, and
subsisted in tlie direct male line till the death in 161G of Eobert lluutin'
of Iluntcrslon. This gentleman in IGll executed a resignation of his
estates, reserving his life rent, in favour of Patrick Hunter, sou of
William Hunter in Bonoberric Yairds, who had married his eldest niece
Jean Cuninghame. The estate thus remained in possession of a Hunter,
but Patrick's exact line of desc(mt is unknown.
A second break in the male line took place in 179G on the deatli of
Robert Hunter of Hunterston. Flis only child, who married, was
Eleonora Huntei- of Hunterston ; her husband Robert Caldwell assumed
the surname of Hunter in addition to and after his paternal name, and
executed the entail still subsisting. Their son, Robert Hunter of
Hunterston, died on 14th March, 1880, when for the third time the
succession ])assed to an heir general. His youii'^ui' diniLjhter is wife of
Robert AVilliam Cochran-Patrick of Woodsidr aiid l.udyland, MP. for
North Ayrshire; the elder, Jane, who succocdcd t<j lliuilciston, married
in 1863 Lieutenant-Colonel Gould Read "Weston, a younger son of the
family of Weston of Lane House, co. Dorset, and descended in the direct
male lino from that " notable and singular man " Robert Weston of
Weeford Co. Statl'ord, Lord Chancellor of Ireland in the reign of
Elizabeth, whose noble living and godly dying are recorded by his
contemporary Holinshed, [Chrouiclcs, ed. 1580, ii, 116, 136], who,
although Imt a cadet, cuuld trace paternally througli the Westons, seated
for generations at Hagley Hall, near Rugeley, to the parent slock at
Weston-uuder-Lizard in Staffordshire, from which ho derived bulh his
name and his origin. Lieut.-Colouel Weston followed the course taken
by Sir A. Maitland and many others in similar circumstances, jjrelixed
Iho surname of Hunter to his own name and quartered the Hunterston
Anns in the second and third quarter.s. For this he applied for and
obtained tlie Roval kirencc ; he re-istercd the quartered arms in the
" " " " " ' ----- — j.^^^
the
the
books of 11, 0 Klr^ll.l, C
olkur .,f Ar
Ill.S, il
md Mrs. Hunter- Weston aj
for atid receiv,.,! tlir ^
s.nrtion of t
h.' 1
.yon King of Arms to ear
co.ats of Weston and
llimler (|i
lart.'i
,v.l in the same way an.
supporters allow.d to li
Of Lite falllr
It is difli.ult to s,..
e what Li.',
il.-C.
.l..md AVest.m e.ail.l have
besides what lie (bd d.
, to put him.-
.If .
■..iiipletely nt n</!,' bjtli in
lan.l and in Scolhii,(L
There was, however,
one porson
will
. f.lt herself and th.' fam
which .■^he bekin-s au-i
lloved. Alis
s Ma
l-aivt Hunter, sisler ...f til
laird of Hunleislon, is
a la.lv far
a.lval
n.,.l in life ; her two ni..e.':
families so that tlu' < 1
lai,.'.' ,.f li.a
■ su,-
e.'s.i.-.n uu.l.a- th,' entail i,
set down as next to n.
-n.'. .SI,,., 1
\-.-r, thoti-lit prop, a' to rai
actiiiii against Mrs. IJu
i.t.TAV.-st.ai
an.l
that .an 'irritancv had h
.VI, iii.Min-.-d
(liat thi' ,l.-f.ai.l,a- .Mr.s. 11
AVeston bad " aniillrd
List and f.n
■ball-.
1 h.a' li'^bt till., an.l intei
llie who],, rnlailod Inw
naluMlly dr;id," keeaib
to llie arms Ihriv is :,,„
Is in Ih.. s:,l
^.' slie ".lo.-
■..:it arni..ri.-il
.Ih.-r L;roiin,
; 11. .1
1 .d 1
1 ,,f 1
.,iiii..r,,s if tl„. e.,i.tiaveiu.r
now use l...:,r and n'tain th
:l,.. family of 1 h.iil..rsl.ain.
i.'li..n stal.'.l, vi/., that th
now borne is not th
at use.l l.y
the
entailer ai„l by the family
NOTICE OF CASE OF HUNTER. 313
Uj^vanls of two luimlrcd j'cavs " and which was matriculated iu the
Lyon Kogister in 1810, just hcfovc the execution of the entail.
There is prima facie a certain amount of truth in the last statement ;
a change has been made not for the fir.st or second time in the arms of
this family, hut no change has l)oen made by the defenders,' so that upon
them no responsibilitj- rests.
The evidence as to the early arms is unfortunately meagre ; there are
no old seals known, there is no ancient carving in stone on the mansion
house or at the family burying ground.
In a herald's collection of the latter part of the reign of James V. is
given, Hunter — Argent, three hunting horns Vert stringed Gules, and this
tliore can be no douljt was a very ancient coat of this the princii)al family
of the name.
Other j\ISS. give various coats for the name, without adding any
territorial designations, which probably were the bearings of other
families. Eobert Porteus who was ap]3ointed Snowdon Herald ,at the
Restoration made a very complete collection of Scottish arms ^^'l^ch is in
the Lyon Office and was spoken of by the late John Eiddell in very
laudatory terms. It contains Hunter of Hunterston ; Or, three blowing
horns Veld bi'aiidesed Gules; a/ifr,-, Runtevslrmf, Verd, thiee dogs
Argent colhnxd Or, on a chief Argrnt tlnvr Inmting liorns Verd
liraii.lewd GuL's.
The latter is the coat whioli, during what may be termed the mi<ldle
]ierioil, would appear to have been used by the Hunterston family, but
their reprcsi'ulative unfortunately did not obey the Act of I'arliament
jiassed in 1C72 making a general ii"_;istration of arms compulsory.
This, however, was nnl Imrnr in iimre modern times, for on llii' iiiunu-
ments creeled at West Kilbi id.' In Patrick Hunter of Hunlcr.^ton who
died in 17.38, and to Janet Aitrhis.in tlie wife of his son Robert Hunter
in 1791, another is carved, tliree dog collars and a chief charged with one
luinliiig liorn.
That this was not altogether an error or a fancy is proved by tlie entry
made in the Lj-on Register, lG8o, by Jchn Hunlar merchant iu Ayr
"descended of the fannly of Huutarstonn "; A'crt, three colLiis Or, on
a chief indented Ardent as many bugles of the first stringed ami gar-
nished Gules.
In 1810, the entailer as already stated, placed arms on record and the
coat fixed on was the one which is given semnd by Porteus, and which
certainly was neither the oldest nor the ]auvs(. 'I'lie blazon is : — Vert,
three dogs of chace courant Argent coljaicd Oi\ (Ui a rliief of the second
three hunting horns of the first stringed Gul.-s. Crest: A greyhound
sejant Argent collared Or. Alolto : " Cuisum iH-rlln",,,"
In 18G5 hissnii, II. e l:,le Mr. Huutei-, presenled an a],|)Iiealiun to the
Lord Lvon in wliie), h.. piaved lliat the older euat of the familv ini^ht be
ratified to him and his descendants, and for. the distinetion of sup],orters
on the ground of his reju'esentation of an ancient race lioldiuL; din^et of
the crown and long also in the enjoyment of ihehere.litarv olliees already
specified.
Tills appiiealion was favourably re.vived. Tlie anus w.av l,la/onoil~
Or, tliive liiiiiliiig lionis Yerl Kari'iislied .and slriii-ed Cul.'S ; aial the sup-
iHirters are — Two greyhounds ]in.iper gorged m ith auliipie crowns Gr,
314 NOTICE OF CASE OF HUNTER.
Xo one witli any knowlclgc of heraldry wouM liesitate in saying that
this cliangc was an improvement, tliat three hunting horns alone are a
more distinguished coat than a shield with a chief and six charges. At
any rate it was the older coat ; it has been restored under the sanction of
the best authority ; it has been attacked and successfully defended in
court of law, and we trust that it may be borne for centuries to come l.y
the descendants of :Mrs. Hunter- Weston. There is besides a standing
proof that the change met with the approval of the pursuer, as when she
erected a monument at West Kilbride to the memory of her sister,
jNIiss Janet Hunter, she placed upon it the arms which have since
become so distasteful to her, not as she inight very well have done those
borne by her father, and till recently by all the family.
Tlic case came before the Lord Ordinary, Lord Adam, and in au
interlocutor, 27 June, 1881, he found for the defenders with expenses.
His Lordship in a note, remarks that there is no obligation in the
entail to "use the surname of Hwiter only" ; that " the defenders took
the proper and appropriate course in order to have it ascertained and
determined what arms they ought to use"; that the arms challenged luul
been sanctioned by " the authorities, duly constituted and empowered to
regulate such matters," and had been " used by ]\Irs. lluntyr-Wealon's
imnrediate predecessor for fifteen years before she succeeded to the
estate " ; that the pursuer stated that she did not propose " to take any
stops to have that patent (that of 1865) set aside either by reduction or
by proceedings before the Court of the Lord Lyon or otherwise " ; that
the deed of entail could not be held to refer particularly to the arms
registered in 1810, but that it "merely ordains the use of the coat
armorial of Hunter of Huulerstnn, whatever that may ho."
^The Scottish bar can no Inn-or boast of .such learned specialists in
matters of peerage and heraldic law as .lolin Eiddoll, James Maidmc'iit,
Cosmo Inues, and Mark .Nainci-, l,ut will. Ihc Dean of Faculty (Kiuncar)
and Messr.s. ?\rarki)itush and l'c:ii.-.nn fnr llic pursuer, the Lord Advocate
(Balfour), .Solicitur-Geucral (A.lier), and Mr. ,1. P. ]'.. Kobertsun for the
defenders, the merits of every point in disi)nte must have been ex-
haustively brought out. :\liss Hunter unfortunately for herself but
perhaps fortunately for the defenders aijjiealed.
The case went before the first division, and on 31 January last the
judgment of Lord Adam was unaiumously confirmed and additional
expenses given. We do call this fortunate, as the weight of authority is
now such that no such case can ever be tried again by any sane being.
The Lord President (lii'dis) went fully into the (piestions in dispute,
and Lords Deas, ^lurc, and ."^liand each made a few remarks and
concurred. The Lord President said as re-ards the surname that the
condition in tli.> entail had been cnniplie.l with, and tberefore as regards
the lirst .■uniplaint it .se.nicd lo Inni " to be entirely unfounded,"
With regard t.i tlic aims liis l..rdslii]i cmild not s,.e lew any jud-niont
the Court .'ould prnnoiinee ,,n the .picstion „( whether tln.se ,,r 1 s 1 0 or
those of l.^f',:, weiv the prnpe,- oat nf the family, cenld have tlic .-liLditc-l
decree of ellcct witlmut a reduction ot the |,ioe,.,.,lnies tal.cn in lie- latter
year. That Lvon was the |,ro,Ma' ollicei' to delemiinc what was tlic proper
coat of arms of anv nian who was entitled to wear arms, and l.y Ins
indemcnt and authority every one who uses armorial healings in this
INSORH'TION OX FLAT STONE. 315
country was bound, and tliat tliat judgment was not sulijoct to the review
of tliis court.
It would be a very strange tiling if tliey wero to pronounce a judgment
in effect directing the heir of entail to use another coat of arms than tliat
used by her father since 186.5, which would subject her to the penalties
mentioned in the Act of 1672, as a condition of her being allowed
to take possession of the estate.
The Court must assume that the true coat was that sanctioned in 18G5,
that to quarter this with tlic arms of Weston was not a contravention of
the condition in the deed of entail.
His lordslii}) was clearly of opinion that Liout.-Coloncl and ilrs.
IIunter-"\Veston could not do anything but what they did, and that they
had done quite rightly. Lyon and Garter agreed, and it would l)e i-ather
a remarkable thing if tlie juu'suer was right in her contention that they
were in the wrong upon a simple matter coming under their authority.
IXSCETPTION OX FLAT ,STOXE IX PAPJ.'^II CllUKCII OF
I^AIXSWICK, GLOUCKSTEKSniKE.
" To tlie memory | of the following jicrsoiis : | Geo. Newlmul, of the city of |
liilstol, Jlerclit, died 28 April, 1721. | Eli/."', hi.s wife, danglitei- of Edwd | Tockiiell,
of Bristol. Jhnvh', died | the 15"' April. KT.U, ,ige.l SO yeur.s. | W' Jhir.sh.dl, Gen',
died '23 Jb,v, I 17-';, :.i-a Ml. .Maiv, lii.s « ilV. died | 21 Sep', i7'10,;iged 4'J, I lOli/."'
Kewland, fi.u,! ,'„>,,, in, t [ to the al.nv,', ilied 29 Feb., 17-14, | aged ii veins. |
lOdud Newl.,i,>i, c^iiiMl ni ll,,i-r, i di.d L':i May, 1773, aged 55, | mid isbuiie<liii
I.niuleii. I r.vn. Nrul.L.Hl. lien', di.'d h .\..v'', | 17S2, nged 70. I M.ary Ann, Ida wife,
danghtei- to I W'" and ihuy Marsliall, died | 4 Janiiai v, 1784, aged GO yeais." |
Also the following in the same cluiidi :—
" Here lyetli the body of George Newlaii.l, of
dejiarted thi.s life April y« 28"', 1721."
" Sacred to the memory of George Newhnid, l.de of TocUnell, iti thi.s ]iarish. Esq''.
A man jio.'^set^s'd of every virtne tlnit lulcroM Ihr (.-liii-stian & the gentleniau. He
lived sineeielv helov'd, & died trnly I.lum nlr.l the li'l' d..v of ,hin"'J-, 17111, in the 48'!'
ve:u- of his :ice. Thi.s inonnnienl uas ,1, ,l.d l.v his wid<iW as a testimony of hii
worth & her esl.-em."
B. H. n.
316
MARRIAGE LICENCES IN THE DIOCESAN REGISTRY AT
WORCESTER.
(Con tin ucd from p. S5J. )
Entries omitted:— 1465, May 18. Thoma.s B.atem:in Esq. and Margery Turel (?) ;
to be married iu any proper place witliiu the diocese of Worcester, without any
publication of baim.^.
1530, May 15. Thornas Sheldon .ind Elena Bragden.
Oct. 8. 'William Acton and Margery Redinge of Birlinghani.
Nov. 3. John Heynes and Margaret Hybot of Inkberrow.
Nov. 24. John Newport and JIargaret Syngar of St. Andrew's parish in
Droitwich.
1531, Jidy 25. Thomas Nevell and Agnes Grevell ; licence issued to the curate of
Westou-on-Avon.
Aug. 4. Kich.ard Wheler aliaa Quyllcr of Stoke Prior and Elizabeth Eiode of
Ehnley Lovet.
1532, Nov. 27. Jolin 'Wynesmore and Agnes ap Howell ; licence to the curate (.f Lvghe.
1533, July 12. Riohard Whytney of Bcdwin, diocese of Sarum, and Elenor C'ro'ft of
Hauley, dioc. of Worcester.
Jan. 28. John Butt and Joan Hyet of Erliiighara.
1534, July 24. John 'Wylde and Ann Cowper of All Saints' parish, Worcester.
1535, Apr. 20. George Walshe of Northfield gent, and Elizabeth Lytleton of I'rankley,
1540, Feb. G. JoIpi .\-tri,,.,iv ^m^ll'i. m-t \.J.u,i 1, 1. -.> .I>o city of Worcester.
1543, May 23. Tl,. ■ : W V!:;. i. .i; - : I i. , : ' - i v Rawlyns of Suekley.
16S2,Nov.l7. .I.^lu, Mniui, ;n,.l Mu ,.1. : ,\:i l.^-v ... ,^;-.,.ll.".n.
15S4, Apr. 25. .Julai j;iiii;lcv ana .Mkl- e'.,,. ..i i l\i..i.l.
Sept. 20. Thomas IVime and Ann \izar of St. Nicholas's parish, Worcester.
1661, May 30. Henry Attwood of AVolverley, co. Wore., gent., about 22, bachelor, and
M.ary Gower, about 19, d.a. of Abel Gower of St. John's in Bedwardine,
Worcester.
Oct. 30. William Mills of Claines gent., about 31, and Elizabeth Brace, .about
22, da. of Philip Brace of Doverd.Ue, Esq.
Dec. 28. William Middlemore of London " Checcemounger," .about 26, bachcloi-,
and He.ster Dyson of St. Nicholas's in Wore, about 22, maiden, her parents dead.
March 2. George Bagnall of St. John's in Bedwardine, Worcester, gent.,
about 30(?), and Mary Lisons of St. Andrew's in Wore, about 20, da. of
Thomas L.
lGC2,Jan.3. Si'i,,] ll'iii'., .,; '.i: s.-v ' ,m W, : . , ,', •!;,;. l:i, ;i,„1 Mary
1663,
July ■-'11. N:
of "Norton, 'J
M.
1C60
Feb. 15. "0
10
At«
Studley, 2.-.,
lil;
dci.
Feb. 23. 'i'h.
s A
Kiiiwa.t..n.
1GC7
Man-li 12. W
llanburv, in
.11
i.lL
""
1GC8
May J.-i." Ni.
city of \\-oi-c
Sept. 20. Jo
1...
•.,tl
us I!
Att
Eatington, n
ai.
en.
1CC9, Apr. 1.^1,
A^'
illia
-ml., ;il"
ul
2:i
i.f Great Ahi
.r Fnr.l, in tlio diocfsc of W,,roc
111 RoMnrt of Gloueostor, about
MAHUIAGK LICENCES. 31 7
Apr. 22. Edward Waldroii, nA- 30, and .Saudi lloovcy, kU 25,
inaidci), both of Alccster.
May 5. John Gore, about 2 1, and Kli/.abctli da. of Thonia,< James,
about 21, both of Inkl.eviuu-.
Slay 29. John Iloltoni ,>i l.iltli- 1 ).a-in-tnn, al,out 2.-., and ^Fary
da. of -Winiam Oold of Or.uvh L.'iirl,, y,-inan, .d.uut 2S : to bo
married at Abbot's :\birt(in ur ]',i>]i.\m]<l'>n.
June 17. Edward Oliver, let. 30, widower, and l':iizabeth Toms,
a?t. 21, maiden, both of Long Croin])ton.
Juno 17. Henry Lane, ait. 2G, and .Margaret llemingv, a-t. 28,
maiden, botli of Ha.'^clor.
Sept. 2.5. Tlionias King-s xi. 32, and Ann Sparry, iqiwards of 22,
maiden, both of Kington.
Oct. 1.5. Edward .Tames of All SainN' i,, AVoic. " Cricker," 21, and
Elianor Knotesford of St. Helm's in ^Vo^e., 23, maiden; lier
fatlicr dcail.
Uoc. 2. Francis Wollnier of Droitwich and fllianor Jlraec of Uovur-
dalc, maiden.
Jan. 7. George Bagnall of St. John's in IJedwardiue, widower, and
Hester Robin.sou of Xauntou lieauehanip, ^\■itlo\v.
Jan. 26. Henry Poole of Ivempley, co. (Hone, 30, and Elizabctli
Richardson of Knightwiek, maiden.
1670, May 12. John Ereeman of Saintbury, widower, and :\rary Huliand
of Salford Prior, miude)i.
May 13. John Allen of AViglesford (Wixford), 20, and Frances
Ryland of Haselor, 21, maiden,
ilay 18. John Kite and JMargery Bird, maiden, both of Evesham.
William Bird, or Byrd, of the town of Evesham, Attorney at Law,
entered his pedigree at the visitation of AVorcestershire in 1083 ; from
which it appears that he then had three daughters, viz., Jlargeiy, wife of
John Keyt of Broadway, co. Wore., gent.; Anne, wife of John I'.rawm' of
Saintbury, clerk ; and Hannah, wife of .Tohn Goodwin of Wi'ston-sub-
Edgc, CO. Glouc. The said William, aceoi-.linL; to the pedigree, was son of
AVilliam Bird of Hampton, near lucsliam, Atlojih y at LaAV, who.sc father,
William of Bretforton, married Mary " da. of . . . Rutter of Bourton-
on-the-Hill, co. Glouc." It should be JSllrhaii Rutter, of Clniatua.
Aug. 10. George Kings of Castle jMorton, about 23, and j\Largaret
Goode of Redmarlev Daljitott, about 22, maiden ; her parents
d.^ad.
Isbury, clerk, widower, and
A alow.
bout 52, bachelor, and Anne
her father dead,
n, chandler, about 22, and
.■, walowrr and Catlirrinc
boll! .37, widower, and
Aug. 18. John Slade of
Fpton
.■^nod
Faith r.ridgrs of nioughl,
ai liac
krlt, \\
Sej.t. 10. .b.bu :Moms.,f
r.rctfoi
•ton, al
Holtom of Salf.ad, about
2 / , ma
iden ;
Nov. 15. William Kiid^o
of E'
veshnn
I.sabel Jones, 22, da. of Tl
JolU'S
Dec. 10. Giles l.awivm-
of 1'
rl'sliol,
Littleton of Xaunlo,, |;,.:n
., wid.
Jan. 7. Edmund Noal.' ol
Lond
on, Es
of If.anl.'V Castlr, ,n;,idru.
Jan. 11. 'l^ichanl I'nks
of Inl
ibcvr.n
Elii^abeth (hvevesof Don
aiston.
318 MAHUIAGE LICEXCKS.
Feb. 15. Jului Sunnoii of Naimtnii Dcaudiaiuii, baclu-lor, and
Anne Jcilni.son of Kliulcy Castle, luaideji.
Feb. 23. Sackvil Crow of co. Carniailli.'u, Ks,,., and Anne Kouso
of Ron.sclcncli.
Feb. 23. Edward AppLdicn, widower, and Joyce Ilarba^e, widow,
both of Inkbcrrow.
Feb. 25. Thonia.s Cox and :Mary Lies, maiden, l)oth of Bidfor.l.
]\Iar. 1. Thomas IMosely of liinton, about 41, widower, and Alice
Kussell of Grafton, co. AVavwick, about 31, maiden.
1G71, Apr. 29. John Paddey of Stock and Bradley, about 31, bachelor,
and Abij^ail Callow of lUshanipiton, about So", da. of John Callow.
May 0. AVilliani Harvy of Inkberrow, 20 and upwards, and Drid-cC
Eaton, about 21, da. of Roljert E.
May 6. AVilliam Fell of Charlton, ab.nit 32, and Lnev l^aldwvn
of Ayshon in Beckford (Ashton-uiider-IIiU), en. (douc!, about 27,
maiden ; her parent.^ dead.
June 30. :Moses Greene of Kadway, ro. AVarwirk, .about 2S, and
Isabel Stanton of Abbot's Abalou," about 21, maiden; her father
deack
July 11. Thomas Carter of Bidford, about 38, widower, and Joan
Izard of I'ebworth, co. Glouc, niaidm.
July 2G. John Tommcs, widoM'er, and k'ranees Jordan, inaiden,
botli of Stratford-on-Avon.
So])t. G. AVilliani Mallibarof AVi-glesford, about 30, widower, and
Mary Chapman of r.roonic in Bidford, about 32, maiden ; allegation
by Maurice Allen of tlie former place.
Oct. 12. Thoma.s Comiiton of Eddington, iet. 27, ami Callierinu
AViggin of ]!ishop's Itchington, rot. 24, maiden.
iS'ov. 3. AVilliani Cookes of Feckonham, gent., about 21, and
Mary Rca of Powyck, about 21, maiden.
Nov. 18. Francis Ballard, about 18, and Anne Clough of Abbot's
Morton, about 16, maiden; allegation by Francis Ballard of Aljbot's
Morto)i, father of tlie aforesaid Francis.
Nov. 15. JIaurice Allen of AViglesford and Frances Tayler of
Knowle, maiden.
Nov. 23. Richard Toms of Snitterfield, rot. 22, and :Mary AVard
of Long Mar.ston, ajt. 19, maiden.
Dec._ 6. Richard Parsons of llasclor and Anne Ileywood of Airo^v,
maiden.
Dec. 20. Kempe llarwarde of Ilarvington and Elizabeth Carter of
Bloekley, maiden.
Feb. 3. 'AVilliani ];irb:nd.uu, about IS, widower, and Elizabelli
Dipple, ab.nit 10, u,d,,w, l„,(bof I•,nml^-rnve.
Feb. 10. IV.Mi.is M,„|nn ,.]■ Leigl,, bachelor, and Lv,sset Doverdale
of C'rowli', iiiaidiii.
The parish n-ister „f Gnal .\l,,lv, ni ivmrds the bmial of Mrs. Lissct
Morcton of Leigb, wid<i\\, -J .\piil, J 7 1 7.
Feb. IG. ^ linbeil 1,,,,_,,„, ,',|' I,,,,;,; .Mu.ton and Anne Dewes of
CoUgbtoil, rn. \\-:,nM.'l,, IILIlden
Feb. 22. W ilb,
pole of Feckenl.
Sarah Ar
MARRIAGE LICENCES. 319
March 5. Joliii AValsha.ii of Knill, co. Ileivf.n,!, K.=,,., upwar.l- of
30, anil Klizali.'th Li-nn of .\r:i.M.n-.^lirM, co. "WorvsUt, ul.out i\s,
inai,l..n.
1G73, Api-il l. Samu.'l I )n-ar.l of Tiinitv Coll,-,., Oxfuv,!, and J.ydia
])u-ava of Lavfonl, maiden.
The lii-st occiinvnoe (appaveiillv) of this naiiK^ in (lir AVonv^trr pr,,lialr
oilier is uniler th.' date 27 Ort, 1 .1 1 I , when ( leni-e D.nmrt >A Cmftoii
Flvfnid made his will. All his -or.ds and lands i.,'his wife Alice, for her
u.e and the elnldoaiV. J[y father Wdliam. Will proved 7 March,
l.")!!. The episropal re-islers record the onlinati.iii at "Worcester, a.s a
secuhir acolyte, of ];o;.,'cr Dugard, of that diocese, 21 I'eh., 14GG.
A\n: 10. Thomas Burton of LoiiLjiioi- Salop, Ks(p, ahoiit .'50, and
Elizabeth lierkh-y of Spetcldev, about 19, maid.n.
May 25. Thanias Fleet of Claiiie.s 31, and :\Iary A\-adley of Ihe
Uerrow, 26 and upwards, maiden.
June 8. Thomas Pigeon of Badsev, about o."), bachelor, and
Elizabeth Smith of the same place, about 23, maiilen.
Aug. 12. John Darby of I\loore in Fladbury, upwards of GO,
widower, and j\Iary Dinglcy, of Cropthorno, about 10, maiden.
Sept. 5. John "Woodvati- of Hatfield, co. Hertford, gent., and
Anne Field of the boron-h of Evesham, maiden.
Sept. 18. ■\Villiaui Cuest of Dirmingham, mercer, about 21, and
Elizabeth Halloway of ^Varwick, about 21, maideji.
Sept. 20. Christopher Roberts, about 37, and Alice Latham, about
22, maiden, both of Inkberrow.
Sept. 30. AVilliani Wakeman of Tewkesbury, -ent., and EliKibeth
i^oursc, maiden.
Oct. 7. Jolm :\rarehall of South Littleton, 31, bacludor, and .Mar-
garet Aslnvin of Brctforton, 40, maiden.
Oct. 26. Simon Cowley of Alibot'.s Morton, tanner, about 28,
bachelor, and Elizabeth Kobbins of Salford, co. AA^arwick, about
30, maiden ; her parents dead : Simon Cowdey and Francis Tandy
of Abbot's j\[orton, yeoman, being bound.
Nov. 28. William Bnshell of r,l ngeworth ami Ur.sula Clarke of
Bishop's Hamjilon.
Doc. 30. Thomas I'artington of Kidderminster, gent., bachelor, and
Mary I'racc, maiden ; to bo married at Doverdale.
Jan. 7. John Applebec and Hester Godfrey, maiden, both of
Temple Grafton.
Jan. 22. John Clarke of Creal Hampton, g»ait., and Winifred
Callow : to be married at Tlirocknu.rton.
Feb. IS. >rark Dincdey of the par. of Cropthorne, gent., about 31,
bachelnr, and Mrs. ^Mercy Cookes of Feckeidiam, alxmt 40, widow.
lG7.'i, March .■11. William Jenint;s of Bidford, about 24, bachelor and
Ane,ell,,l,.. wis, ,fHillborougli in Temple Grafton, .about lit, maiih^n-
lHa^ paoa.l - d.^ad.
Aj.r. 1. Ueiirv Kin.h, r of llmnghton Hackelt, wi,l,.wer, and ,I,.aii
DowhTof Tai,l,.lu-;,., mai.len.
Apr. Ht. AVHlrim l:lu,k..[ Naunh.n, ,■,;,. Won-., about 35, wi.lower,
an,l Maiv I'.dl ,if Abbertnn, about 2(1, mai,len.
Aj.r. 21. ' Wdli.on Wi,Mow,s of I'.h.ekh.y, 30, and Mary Kecke of
Long 2iIar,-ton, i-o. Glouc, 23, maiden.
320 MAliraAGE LICENCES.
Apr. 21. AVilliiun Pcrkcs, about 2G, ami Jane Farre, 26 and
Ujnvards, niaiilcii, both of rowiclc.
]SIay 22. William .Icuings of TcAvkcsbuiy, about 23, barlKlor, anil
j\Ir.s. Judith Tci-bervile of Hill Croomc, co. Wore, about 19, maiden.
Juno 7. William "Winsmove, upwards of 2i, and IJeatrix Lilli'}',
about 20, maiden, both of All Saints' in Worcester.
Juno 11. Kobort Lawrence of Creklade, co. Wilts, .1,'ent., about 22,
and :\rargaret Littleton, of Tershore, about 16, maiden.
June 17. Philip Ceeill of Dufl'rin, co. jMonmouth, baeheloj', and
Klizalieth Hastings of Daylesford, maiden.
Juno 21. Kichard lieinictt of Priors Salford, upwards of 43,
widower, and Elizabeth Dinglcj of Church Lencli, 33, widow.
June 28. John Ilayiies of Donnston, 25, and Anne Auster of
Tibberton, 20, maiden.
July 2. Edward Coly and Anne Higgius of Eranldc.x-.
July 5. William Harvey of Inkberrow, about 21, and Sarah
Glover, of tlio same place, about 21, maiden ; her parents con-
Sqit. I?! Jolm llubrrn (Ilnbandl) of Salford, about 30. wi.lower,
and Anno Jones of Grafton Flyfurd, about 23, maiden.
Oct. 8. Joseph Lacy alia-i Hobday, 23, and Faith Paidgcs, 21,
maiden, both of Bronghton Hackett.
Oct. 10. Henry Kempston and JIarv Clover.
Oct. 17. Kicluuxl I'nw.H, 28, and ?>largaret Welsh, about 22,
maiden, b,.tli cf Abb-lV ^lurtMU.
Oct. 20. OthiT WiiiM.iiv (in tlv maruin H7«'^.-"/-) son of the Lord
Winsourof Hewell in Tardobigge, aged 11 m- lli.rr;,l.nut^, ba.;helnr,
and :\lrs. Elizabeth Turvy of liredon, co. Wore, 11 ..r thereabouts,
maiden.
Dee. 6. Thomas Pilkington of Cleeve Prior, about 22, and :Mary
Asliwyn of Elndey Castle, 21, maiden.
Dec. 27. John Harward of Bidford, 29, and IMargcry I'ayton of
the same parish, about 20, maiden ; her parents and guardians
dead.
Jan. 10. Thomas Ilolliocke of Broughton Hackett, about 35,
widower, and Elianor Hunt of jS'aunton Beanehamp, about 24,
maiden ; her parents living.
Jan. 30. William 1 )ugard of Dodderhill, about 27, and Elizabeth
Elvinsof Uaubniv, ai-oul 27, widow.
Fob. 28. Kirhard ll;M^^oo,l of Dodderhill and :\rargcry Fincher of
Brongliton llarlHI, «>low.
March 11. Willi
,011 Sam
liarji
of lin
Kid\\av, i-o. W(nv,, widower.
and .luditli Towi
iislniid o
1 .\lv,
■Sloll, (
■o. ^\■a^^virk, maiden.
Kiebard Symouds in
111, /li.ir
'/, nil
l-."l, 111
mlious the arms of Sanibarh
as occurring in the wesi
W llli|o\v
oi r,
roadwii
y elaueh. It is the peculiar
coat of the family of S.i
ln/l:ifli o
.f (1l.
,.l,iiv,
Azure, a foss Gules between
three garbs of the .soco
nd. and
nil bo
traced, though the glass is
nwtilated. The name
or. Ill : 1
ii. 1 ii
1 tho
r.madwav registers in 1515,
June 6, tlir dillr of ll„.
iiiaina"
:■ of 1
iirll.iol
, S,nnb,,;h.' gent, and Isabel
Ellins. TIl. r^,.r..y,\ ,
.' 0- li 1 ; ,
,t W.
.Or,|.M
-lilo that George Sambach,
doac-on, w,i< mounted 1
oth. p,,
ri,.li e
hurch
of Little Cond)erton, 3 Feb.,
MOO.
MAHRIAGE LICEXCES. 321
]\[nrcli 21 Simon IJalcor of Abbot's Morion, about 21, and
Elizabeth Leiglit of Inkberrow, about 26, maiden.
1674, Ain-il 25. Robert Vernon of Hanbury, bachelor, and Elizabeth
Sniitli of Stoke Prior, 23, maiden.
May 5. William Court of Feckenham, about 24, and :\Iary Ilobdey
uUa$ Lacey of Hindlip, about 23, maiden.
May 18. Thomas Barrett of Broughton Hackett and Hester Bell
of King's Norton, maiden.
June 12. Edward Kettleby junr. of St. Clement's, London, gent.,
about 22, and Uvs. Anne Gower of St. Jolm's in Bcdwaidine,
about 22, maiden.
Juno 27. Eobert Dizon of Bradley, co. Wore., about 60, widower,
and Joyce Appleby of Inkberrow, about 54, widow.
July 10. Edwar.l Morgan of Bromsgrove, 22, and Millberrow
Wadley of Bromesberrow, co. Glouc, about 30, maiden.
Sept. 30. Samuel Richardson of All Saints' in Worcester and
Elizabeth Tillani of St. Helen's in the same city.
Oct. 30. Thomas l^crlces of Feckenham, set. 23, bachelor, and
Anne Harris of Inkberrow, aet. 24, maiden.
Nov. 18. Anthony Ashwin of Bretfoiton and Dionysia Cooke of
Warwick.
Jan. IG. Mr. Robert Brooke of Alcester, about 29, wido\\-or, and
Elizabeth Kecke of Piidford, about 20, maiden.
Jan. 23. Jlr John Archer of WolLind, about 40, widower, and
Elizabeth Allen, of the same place, about 33, widow.
1675, Apr. 10. John Pearkes of Stoke Prior and Elizabeth Tristram of
Bel liroughton.
A]n-. 22. John Thornbury of Xaunton Beauchamp, bacludor, and
Mary Newcombe of Clifford, diocese of Gloucester, widnw.
May 31. Jolin Ilennuge of Haselor, ret. 27, bachelor, and Sarali
As]ilin of Temple (irafton, iet. 22, maiden.
June 9. John Ashton of Churcli Honeybournc, about 24, and
IMary Charlett of Cleevc Prior, about 23, maiden.
June 9. Humphrey Hall of Kidderminster, 25, bachelor, and
Anno Walmisley of tlic city of Lichfield, about 24(?), maiden.
June 15. Robert Freeman of Blockley, bachelor, ami Isal)el
Hub.md of Inkberrow, maiden.
July 19. John son of John Charlett of Cleevc Prior, -■■nt., about
30, bachelor, and Anue Smith of X( wbold Paoy, about, 2."), u-idow.
Aug. 1. Richard Woolrich of " Wdl^ihaiuptnu " and Anne Paino
of St. Swithin's in Worcester, maidrn.
Sept. 25. Arthur Oiarlett of Fladbury gent, about 23, bachulor,
and ]\Irs. x\nno Bearne of Omber.slev, about 23, maiden.
Sept. 27. Ricliard Nash jun. of St. I'eter's in Droitwicli, bachelor,
and Mary Berkley of Colheridge, 22, maiden.
Oct. 23. Samuel Attwood of Uverbury and Elizalielli Sowley of
White Ladies Aston.
Oct. 30. Edward Holtom of Salford, .lincese ,)f W.n.vster, about
32, and Hannali Cambden of Maiston, co. Gloucester, about 40,
siiinster.
Nov. 27. Jolui Palmer uf Gr.iftnu Flyford, about 2i^, and Elizabeth
Hunt of Nauuton BeaUehamp, abnut 28, widow.
322
MARRIAGE LICEXCES.
Doc. 31. Thomas Jleucc of Tewkesbury and Tlcstor Twining of
Naunton Ik'aucliamp, widow.
Jan. 1. Ilonry Lane of Hasolor, widower, and Elianor Biddlc of
Temple Grafton.
Tlie episcopal registers at Worcester speak of a Geoffrey Biidcl as of
Temple Grafton in 1373.
Jan. 12. John Greene of Iladsor and Elianor Peiinell of Salwarpc,
widow.
Maicli 23. Robert jMiles of Arrow, about 34, widower, and
Margaret Jakewan of Haselor, 25, maiden.
(TobecojitlnucJ.)
The History op the County PAi.ATrxE Axn op the City of CnpsTEii.
By GEOiiGE Ohmkrod, Esq., LL.13. Second editi.ni. By Thomas
Helsby, Esq. London, George Routledge and Sons. 18^2 Eolio
3 vols.
Both the Editor and the Publishers of this new edition of one of our
bc.«;t County Histories may bo congratulated on having completed their
labours in so short a period as less than eight years. AVe cannot give a
bettor idea of the time, work, and trouble, wdiich liavo been expended on
this edition than by quoting their own words : —
" The History of Cliesliire now consists of tlie worlcs of three antliors
viz., Sir Peter Lcyei'ster, ^Nfr. Oi mernd, and Mr. Helsby— tlie first bein.'
the writer of the l'inl,-,„iiri,a, mid l.i.lury of the Bueklnw hundred; the
second of very cousld.-ralilr a.ldiiimis to both, and also of the history of
the rest of the county ; wlulst tlie third, as Editor, has not only msdo
very numerous corrections of the former, but become the autlior of
additions which all but reacli to the full extent of the history written by
Mr. Ormerod. In other words, excluding Lcyeestcr and the Vale Royal
Onnn-ud is now witliin aboul ] .',0 pages of being dmihlnl. But as in
addition to tliis, tli,' VAx\ur ha rxamined and correcte.l by far the greater
part of the whole r„i,:;ii,al hi, lu,y, it may fairly be claimed that the work,
by these entire labours, is „„„■,. than dnuliled. It now virtually consists
of SIX volumes, each being of ahnut the size of tlie .smallest of tlie orirrinal
edition. But the three-v<,lin,i,. r.am nf tlie original edition lias° for
convenience, been adlieivd tn; and l,^ villi,,., nf f],ese numerous and various
addilioms, the work is unw |,„M, |„.l al a |.,i,v which, in proportion to its
enhanced value, s^a^vl^ ,vr,,|. A,,/,' that of the edition of 1819."
Moreover many illuslial uais havr Im,,, addr.l, ,.sp,riallv the engravings
of arms nearly all uf wlnrl, a, w, a„d a,v a great imi'.rovcment on the
Old bocks, t e.ugh as w,: liav. b,l,„,. nMiiaiked tie; panaches and plumes
would have been better i.iiiitic ,1.
Those who are curious .mo,,;;], Io s,,,. for themsrlvrs the enormous
amount of work, research, und learning, which .Mr. \{v\A<\ has brought to
NOTICES OP BOOKS. 323
bear on tliis boolc must not mnivly content tlicm.sclvcs witli reading tlic
admirable preface he lias written, but carefully turn over his volumes
pacje by page, when they will be able to form an idea of how extensive tho
additions are, and how minute, the most trivial correction having been mado
with as much conscientious care as the longest note, or tho most elaborately
re-written pedigree. There are of course errors left uncorrected, but
certainly not more than one -would expect in so large a book, and these
are chiefly in minor matters such as tho blazon of arms. Many coats
might have been better described, and mistakes such as that in the
pedigree of Hall of Hermitage (vol. iii, p. 130,) where a connection is
claimed with Hall, Bishop of Exeter, on account of tlie similarity of the
arms, corrected. The coat mentioned was gi'anted to the Bishop, and so
could not have belonged to these persons, who are described as descended
from Michael Hall of Greet, co. Salop. Quere Gvcpf, in which case an
entirely dillerent descent might he easily made out.
There is one, and only one, great defect in this now edition of Ormerod,
and that is that there is no index -worthy the name, or of the liook.
At the end of volume three there are a few pages of references called a
General Index, but to render such a book perfect there ought to have been,
full and complete indexes of persons, places, and arms, as well a General
Index to the whole work. Till this omission is supplied both the use
and the popularity of this new edition wiU be much diminished.
Mr. Ilelsby's memoir of Dr. Ormerod which is inserted in the preface
will he read with interest, and whilst it keeps alive the memory of onr of
our most accomplished antiquaries, also reflects credit on Mr. Ilelsby's
ability to do justice to the labours of his predecessor.
We do not altogether agree with ]Mr. Ilelsby's view of the method
followed by Dr. Ormerod, when he gives us to understand that Dr.
Oi-merod ]iurposely confined his accounts to the manorial estates and
jiurposcly iiiiiitted collaterals in the construction of his pedigrees, and that
iiis chief riile was to trace the descent of each manor "without indulging
in any siipriflnity of proof." All this was n-iore likely owing to the
general disregard for the details of topograjihy and genealogy prevalent
at tlie beginning of tho century, and to the dilUculty of collecting mati'rials
wlien there were no railways and no penny post, and when our national
recor<ls were as a rule unavailable, than to any fixed purpose on the part
of the author. Our idea is that tlie pedigrees in the new edition should
have been fully worked out, those of new families added, and all the
monumental inscriptions given. Such additions would no doubt liave
involved ten years more labour, and doubled or trebled the present size
of tlic book, but they would have been well wortli waiting for. Jlr.
Helsby has performed his tiWik .so well as Editor, and we find his company
so agreeable, that we wish he had become Continuator also. He has
attfudnl to the weightier matters so ably that it is jiainful to find him so
exceedingly jubilant at liaving rejected the 'mint, anise and c\nuiaing '
which would be more i)opul:ir with Ih.' iiiassrs ..f mod.Tn Cli.'sliir.' men,
than the 'judgment and tnitli ' h.- h,is displayd in lii:, Ircaliuenl of the
dry bones of Dr. Ormerod.
Mr. Helsby gives a capital account of the various changes which have
laki'u place since the days of Ormerod, but lie forgets that tho writer of
a County History should never lose sight of the fact that lie is writing
324 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
for posterity, and tluit tliese changes liave bronght about a new order of
things whicli reader the standard of what is required in a County History
very different to wliat it was in 1819. The history of a county is no
longer exclusively the history of its country squires, it is tlie history also
of its trade and manufactures, and of its tradesmen and manufacturers
and of their families too, for in point of wealth and political importance
ttrey have in many counties, Cheshire among the number, taken, or are at
all events rapidly taking, the place as well as the land of the old noblesse,
and their doings, pedigrees, and arms, will be of as much interest in two
centuries to come as those of the Yorkists and Lancastrians, Roundlieads
and Cavaliers of days gone by.
No man is better fitted for the task of ^^Titing the modern history of
Cheshire than 'Mr. Ilelsby, and we trust after he has taken his well earned
holiday we shall again find him employed in such congenial work.
A Description of the ]Monumext and Effigies ix Poplock Cnuucn,
Somerset. Ey Makia Haluday. Torquay, 1882. 8vo. Price, 12s.
It is not often that so much trouble is taken to identify the old
monuments which adorn many of our country churches as Jlrs. Ilalliday
has devoted to those at Porlock, nor is theii- history and the detail of
their ccmstruction, as a general rule, traced out with the scrupulous care
and accuracy which render this book a model of ^^•hat might and ought
to be done for many similar evidences of departed greatness.
Collinson, the only historian of whom Somersetshire can boast, describes
the effigies as that of "a KniijJif Tonjilar and his Lady," and Savage,
more cautiously, as "recumbent effi.nies, male and female." A patient
examination of the liistory of the manor and its lords, togetlier with the
crest figured on the helmet of the knight, convinced Mrs. Halliday that
the monument commemorated one of the Ilariington family, but the
difliculty was to decide which, for there were several of the name. Sir
John Harrington, fourth Baron de Aldingham, co. Lancaster, married
Elizabeth daughter of Edward Courtenay, third Earl of Devon, on whom
the ilanor of Porlock was settled at marriage. He died in 1418, and by
his will charged his !Manor of Uggeburgh Avith the maintenance of two
priests to celebrate divine service and pray for the souls of his father,
mother, and all his ancestors. This direction appears to have been
complied witli, as, when filty-.six years afterwards, Cecily Bon vile the
gi'cat grandaughter and only surviving descendant of Elizabeth Courtenay
by her second husband Sir William BonviUe, K.G., and through her
grandmother, who was daugliter of the fifth Baron Harrington, the brother
and heir of Sir John, fuurtli bamii, his heir also, thus representing in
blood both Sir John and Eli/.alieth (Courtenay) his wife, had in the Mth
Edward IV letters patent to found a chantry in Porlock Cliurch " two
perpetual chaplains," who wcii^ Ui nlcbrate divine service at the altar of
llio Chapel of the BJc.-.-.d Muiv, aiv mentioned. The erection of the
tomb was evidently thr wmk ..I Ihii t'lcily, at the time when .she carried
out the testamentary wi<lii:. ui 1m i- nrrut-grcat uncle the fourth Baron.
Tlie filets wliich identify tlir pii ,i]i lu wlioin tin' tomb was erected are
Worked out with great ingeiuiilv Ky llir autli..r ..f this little book, and the
dry dct.iils whi.Oi pr.ive the euiT.Tli,..-;.. ,,f allnbutii.g the efiigies to the
fv;.urth Baron and his Lady are ^<, wrll c.il.aued by the historicnl account
Notices of books. 325
given of tlie eminent persons who figure in tlie line of descent that an
air of roniiinco is added to that wliich would (ithcrwise be regarded by
most people as a lecture in English Histor\-.
We must not omit to mention that tiiis l)n(.k is cliarmingly illustrated,
every detail of the tomb and of the cliurch, with graphic descriptions by
Mr. Roscoe Gibbs, being given. There is a homeliness of detail in Plato I
(the interior of the church) wliich is very jileasing, and worthy of imitation
in similar works. It is rarely that we have the lileasure of noticing a
book of local interest which is so well written and got up, and of so much
sterling value.
Records of the English Provixce of the Society of Je.sus. By
Henuy Foley, S.J. Vol. VII, Tart i. London, Burns and Gates.
1882. 8vo. Price 2Cs.
This is the first portion of Mr. Foley's promised ' Catalogue of tlio
deceased members of the English Province of tlie Society of Jesus,' the
intended publication of ivhich was announced in our fourth volume,
p. 212. It embraces letters A to Q, and may be described as a bio-
graphical dictionary of the English Jesuits, and is, as such, a valuable
contribution to biographical literature, breaking up new ground, and
affording genealogical particulars of a class of men whoso lives and actions
liave hitherto been a sealed boolv to the general public. No one is better
qualified for the task than ilr. Foley in wliom the Jesuits have found a
painstaking and careful liiographer.
Prefi.xed is an introduction giving a collection of materials for a
future history of the English Mission and Province of the .Society, in
the meantime providing the reader witli an historical outline of such
history. " Li addition to a number of interesting particulars respecting
the early ISIission of the Society in England, now for the first time given,
a complete statistical history of the English Province, with its numerous
colleges and residences at homo and abroad, will be found in detail almost
year by year from its first formation in 1619 until the temporary
supression of the Society, effected in 1773 through the overwhelming
revolutionary spirit which regarded the institute of St. Ignatius as its
bitterest foe. This result has befn oblnined firmi original catalogues of
the English Province. An analy.-is nf ih- ^.' is t>'iitained in the introduc-
tion, supplemented by historical iiiill^i- ( -iiuciIimI with the Province."
In this -series of the Records we have a i-:.~ami: uf all the previous volumes.
The most interesting part of it, to genealogists at least, will be given in
the second portion of this volume, a collection of aliases togetlier with the
real and assumed names adopted by members of the Society in times of
persecution, upwards of 900 in number. It will be remembered that Mr.
Foley printed privately a list of these aliri.<!/?s in 1875 (see 'Genealogist,'
vol. i, p. 29G); this list has been very consideralily augmented during the
progress of " The Records" through the jiress, and its issue to the public
will ))Iace the means of solving many a diilicult genealogical point within
reach of those interested in llie liistory of our old Catholic families whose
suflVrings and persecutions Mr. l-'oley has dune so much to illustrate.
326 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
Cheonograms, 5000 and moke in nujiber, exckrpteh out of various
authors and collected at many places. i!y j.uies iillton, f.s.a.
London, Elliot Stock. 1882. 4to.
"We arc much indebted to ilr. Hilton for this contribution to thn.
historical literature of a subject understood by few, and unknown to most,
of those Genealogists whom a knowledge of chronograms will sometimes
help to fix a date unwritten in the usual way. A chronogram has been
defined as " an inscription in ^vhich a certain date or epocli is expressed
by numerical letters." The word chronogram is said to have boon first
used in some verses addressed to the King of Poland in 1575. Beyond
the brief articles in English cyclo]j:cdias, and in German and French
" conversations-lexicoiis," no collection of chronogi'ams has ever been
published, if indeed such has ever been made. The canon for composing
a good chronogram is thus laid down by Mr. Hilton, it "ought to convey
a pertinent allusion to the event ^^■hieh it commemorates, the sentence
should be concise, and .should contain no more iiumeiiral letters than are
necessary to form the date." Addi.son delinoJ llinn in llio 'Spectator'
as "tricks in writing, requiring nnich time an.l liiili- li'iin ity." Chrono-
grams are most frequently met with in the Oiiiii.ni rqi. Mining countries
of Europe, rarely in England and France, and smuiiy at all in Italy.
They occur als'o in Oriental countries, es|Hvi;ill\ v.li.^ie the Arabic
language is or has been in use. They were -wiitti'u in Hebrew as early as
1208, and came into use hi Europe in the 14th century, but were chiefly
in vogue during the 16th, 17th, and part of the 18th centuries.
Chronograms may be seen inscribed on buildings and monuments or
tondjs to record the date of their construction, and very frequently on
medals commemorative of events in European hi.stoiy. The current coins
of a country are seldom chronographic, those of the free city of l^uremberg
being a prommcnt though rare example of tliis method of dating. Books
contain a great many chronograms, a long poem or even a whole book
having been so comjiosed representing continuously one particular date.
Those who peruse this boolc will be able to estimate the enormous labour
and extensive rcscarcli of its author among this almost forgotten class of
literature. There is one peculiar value attached to a chronogram in Jlr.
Hilton's opinion, he says: — "A special high position may be taken for
them if viewed in relation to tlie service they can render to history ; they
are to some extent a memento of history written in its own locality, when
found engraved on buildings, monnnnMils, and medals, or inscribed in
local archives; llu' d:ih' nf ;in insciii.tinn may be obliterated, but a
chronogram as an ius( liplion lias an ((pial if not a better chance of
remaining legible than a <late ex]iressed by four figures, and thus it
certainly has a value peculiar to itself."
Those who desire to .see for themselves what chronographic printing is
like will do well to refer to the chronographic imitation of Thomas a
Kempis' Dc Imitaliime Chri^li, publislied in 165S, rarli liiir of whirl: to
p. 87 is a succession of chronograms giving the date IG'iS. A copy will
be found in the I'.riti.-h Mu<eu''m, /-r-ss war/,- 11 109 aa.
Tlie chief inlrr.'st in .Mr. I liUon's book, .so far as English genealogists
are concerned, lies in Inn lirst c]ia|itrr which all'ords ntimerous examples
of the use of this me'lliod of notation as applied to seimlehral inserijitions
and historic events, and this is the iiorlion of the work to which wc wish
Notices oi* books. S27
Rpccially to invite attention. Tlie date of the ileatli and also llie age of
Judge Doddridge are thus given on his monument in Exeter Catliodral : —
nYnC ohIIt DoDerIgVs jVDeX = 1(3-28.
EN Ipse I,etho eXtIxgVItYr=73
DoDerIgIVs IVDeX CarVs=1G2S.
The monument of Ludovic Stuart, Duke of Eielunnnd and Lennox, in
"Westminster Abbsy, contains tlii.s clironngram to mark the date : —
AN IgnoratIs qA'Ia prIkCei's et VIr MagnYs ohHt nuDlK==lG53.
See 2 Samuel, iii. 38.
At Clifton on Teme, AVorcester.-;hire, the date of the great bell is thus
given :—
iienrICYs Ieffreyes kenelmo DeA"oYIt=1GG8.
A book published at London, Hugo Grotin.-<, his Somj'linjia/icas, with
annotations by
feanCIs goLI1s]\IItii=1G52.
has no date on the title page beyond tliat which is thus clironograpically
expressed.
To give more examples is unnecessary, the above are sufficient to show
the use of chronograms as dati' iiiail;s, and the reason why those whoso
tastes lead them to collect nioniiin.'iital inciiptions should learn to under-
stand the purport of the long Idlers whicli often prove a puzzle to the
uninitiated.
Mr. Hilton's book will well repay perusal; besides being very well printed
and illustrated, it is pleasantly written and exhibits a thorough knowledge
of the subject, and the result of an enormous amount of painstaking
research. Not only genealogists, but historians, numismatists, and all
lovers of curious and out-of-the-way books are much indebted to him for
furnishing thcni with an admirable guide to a term incogniia in the
byways of English literature. We trust our readers will respond to Mr.
Hilton's request to contribute any chronograms they may find to liim
(60, IMontagu Square, ^Y) and thus enable him to add further illus-
trations to a subject which he has made peculiarly his own. He says
farewell to liis reader in a clironogram which illustrates the use of such a
method of writing, for it tells us that his work was jinishtJ in 1881,
whereas tlie title jtage bears date 1882 : —
CoVnxEoVs reaDer
I pInIsii wItii this
ClIl!ON()GllAi\l.
BE THE YEAR Ir InVoLYes
HAPPY TO Yh roth.
faiikwfIJ,.
Unfortunately, like .ill thiiij^s Innuan, it is nr.t perfect, see his own rule !
Had l,e o.uut.d lli.^ 1 ill TiiiM It uu.ild have inadr, 1SS2, AVliirhever
'year it involves,' however, we wish liiiii hapjiiness in the ri'sult of his
labours.
328 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
A CJexealogicai, accouxt of the i\lAYO AND Elt'on' Families. P.y
Charles JIeuheut Mayo, M.A. London, Whittingliuni and Co. 1882.
4to. Price 21s.
The plan adopted by the author of this book has been to point out by
way of introduction the various families bearing the surname of Mayu
whicli lie has met with as a guide to those who may wish to trace the
genealogy of the surname more fully. The Eltons, from which four
branches of the author's ovni family descend, are traced from John Elton
alias Baker, Canon of Sarum, tlio founder of the Elton fellowshiii at
Brasenose College in Oxford. Pedigrees of various families allied to that
of ]\Iayo are given in an appendix, several of which are of value, as their
genealogy docs not appear to have been recorded in print before. The
work concludes with a tabular pedigree, showing a descent from
Charles the Great, whicli is of little interest, and would in our opinion
liave been quite as well left out, or at all events extended to Adam !
The name ^Mayo no doubt originates from the Christian name Jlatlie^v,
and is variously spelt, as ]\Iayhowe, JIaynw, IMaylio-i^-, and I\Iay. Xo
wonder therefore that it is met witli in \aii.ius Iwralili. s, and that several
families, probably of entirely distinct ori^'iii, Inur it. Cornwall, Dorset,
Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Northamiftuushire, Norfolk, and Suffolk,
are all cradles of families of the name.
TliG genealogies of the various branches of ^Slayo recorded in this book
appear to have been worked out with mucli care and accuracy, and Mr.
Mayo gives his autliorities for tlie statements he makes, and thus renders
Ids work a record of permanent value. The ilayo's of Bodenhara, co.
Hereford, are traced from Thomas Mayo of tliat place wlio died in 162.5.
Chapter iv, and the subsequent chapters are devoted to an account of
the descendaats of John Mayo of Devizes by his wife Joane daughter of
William Playcs, to whom she was married 25 April, 1671. He appears
to be the first ancestor of the author's family. Ko suggestion is olTered
as to liis progenitors, or information given as to his social position,
an omission wliich could probably bo remedied by reference to Town
records. Subsidy rolls, or similar documents. It is probable, says ]Mr.
!Mayo, tliat he was a scion of the family of Bodenhani, but this is evidently
mere conjecture. Among his descendants are Dr. :\Iayo of Cheani School,
Dr. Mayo Kector of St. George's, :\Iiddlesex, Charles iMayo, F.R.S., and
Dr. Thomas Maj-o, F.R.S., all eminent men, and of each of them many
interesting biogiaphical particulurs are given. Portraits and autograph'^
of tlie more notable members of the family adarn the book, wliich is not
a mere dry genealogy but a readable and well written account of its
author's family ; more than this, there is a capital index. All interested
in the name of Ma^'o, or in the pedigrees of persons connected with it,
owe a debt of gratitude to IMr. Mayo for writing an entertaining liook on
a dry subject, and giving the public the result of his researches. The
impression is limited to 250 copies a few of which are still undisposed of.
Those who wish to secure a copy, and we can assure our readers tliat the
book is worth buying at the low price tixo<l, should apply to the Key
C. H. ]\Iayo, Long-liurton A'icarage, Sherborne.
3^9
ADDENDA TO THE EXTRACTS FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS OF
WHITE WALTHAM, CO. BERKS.
1676. Jan. 6, William (.i chikli ye s.jun nf EUzab.-tli WelMon widd. Wius buried.
1691. Feb. 23, Elizabeth, the ^v^fe of Edsvard Dalby of the Parish of St. Lawrence in
Rendinp;, Gent., \va.s Buryed.
1695. May 1, Elizabeth Weldon was buried.
1706. Aug. 9, Kebeckah the wife of George Yieldhall w;i.s Buried.
1722. Jan. 13, John Sa^VTer was buried.
172-''. Oct. 1.=;, S"'. Constatin Phips of London, was buried.
1774. Jnly 27, Susannah Tebbs, an infant, was buried.
1778. July 21, Bcnj. Tebbs, an infant from London, was buried.
ERRATA TO VOL. V.
Page 197. Bishop Dougl.as was born 14 July 1721, ii.jt 1771 as st,ited.
„ 263. JMc ( ' Buckinr/ton. )
„ 267. Dele (''AVis* or West) Shefford.
„ 276. For Leeeheus rrad Zacchens.
ERK.A.TA TO VOL. VJ.
Page 2. Tabular peiligree line 6. For " 29 Sept. 1 2S0," read, " 29 Sept. 1289."
for " Margaret's," read " Mary Magdalen's."
For " St. John's " read " Jesn.s."
For "Phlipps" read "Phipps."
For "1770 "read "1790."
Read " William Neile Esqr."
After dece;\sing insert "at Henly vpon."
For " Edward " read " Edmund " in both cases.
B'or "wife" read "sou."
For " 1697, Edward " read " 1698, Edmund."
For "27 "read "28."
For " Greene " reail " Grant."
For "ye book" read "ye new book."
For "1665 "read "1675."
For "November yi^ " read "July ye 8th, Susanna y'."
For " Dennings " read "Dennys." The Bl'huls are from
Launceston Registers.
71. In jjedigree of Palmer, for " Charlow " read " Challow."
91. In pedigree of Smeaton, for "Henwike" read " Hendred."
110. For " Hydocke" read "Haydocke."
123. For " Lawhitton Registers " read " Launceston Registers."
120. Line 9. For " anicorum " read " amicorum."
104. Line 16. For " jun""' read " EBq^"
170. W. A. J. de Villettes was Comptroller of the Household of H. R. H. the
Duke of Kent. His will is dated 31 Jau.^ 1807.
170. For " Sieur d'jUlaman " read " Seigneur d'AUaman."
171. For "Andriennes" read " Audrienne."
172. For " Aubord " read " An Ijord."
173. John William Boi.ssier, born_1772, died at the siege of Lille 1792. Tho
Rev"! Peter I'.dward Boissier h:«l a sou Edward Boissier, born 12 June,
1825, died 1 Feb. 1839.
174. For "St. John's Ken.sington" read "St. John's Kenningt^n." For "Sieur
de Kuth," rend, "de Ruth."
17.''.. Notol. For "M.agsc," read "Masse."
170. Note 5. For " G.C.li." read " G.C.H."
176. Note 7. Fur "a Jasper" read "anil .lasper."
176. Note 9. For " Ixvix " road "Ixxix," .add to note 6 "Ja.]ues de Montledier,
fays Ha.ag, m. in 1619, Isabeau Rousset, and had a son Jean,
who ill 1066 m. Marguerite Carlot, »nd probably bocamo by
her father of the above."
39.
Line 28.
51.
Line 15.
52.
Line 24.
55.
Line 2.
55.
Line 22.
65.
Line 30.
65.
Line 35.
65.
Line 41.
56.
Line 10.
57.
Line 13.
Line 46.
59!
Line 43.
69.
Line 50.
60.
Line 21.
§30
I N D E X
Namoa in capitals refer to pedigrees, or whn
eame page.
Namca in italics show thiit the blazon of tlie ai
The Calendar of Lambeth Wills is not iuclud
names.
frequently on the
tliat paper being itfelf
Abberforth, 178
Arnold, 250
Bailie, 181
Abell, 180
Ashburne, 140
Bailies, 177
Abington, 177
Ascongh, 145, 146,
50,158
Bailey, 57, 307
Acton, 82, 178, 181, 316
Ashbie, 181
Baker, 50, 79, 109, 115.
Adams, 79, 176, 178, 180
Ashby, 153, 316
120, 182, 2.53, 321
Addeubrooke, 119
Ashe, 1 48
Baldei-ston, 145
AirUo, 205
Ashley, 69
Baldwer, 36, 37
Aitchi.TOn, 313
Ashton, 273, 321
Baldwin, 178, 2SS
Alanson, 207
Aslnvin, 180,319, 321
Baldwyn, 182, 247, 251,
Alder, 81, 116
Ashvine, 181
253, 310, 318
Aldworth, 107, 109
Ashwyn, 252, 253,
320
Balies, 178
Alex.inder, 2 -IS, 252
Aske, 276
Ball, 70, 182, 319
AUeu, 43, 47,82,180,252,
Asplin, 321
Ballard, 182,248,253, 318
317, 318, 321
Astemore, 316
B.4UI0I., 1, 7
Alleyue, 21
Asterby, 2S7
Banks, 269
AlUngton, 209
A.sthill, 98
Barbar, 265
Alport, 119
Aston, 11,95
Barber, 102
Alsop, 247, 253
Athole, 1
Barclay, 210
AlUmtcig, 215
Atkinson, 72, 147,
149
B.ircrafte, 177
AJitensteig, 215
Atkirk, 200
Bardfickl, 9
Amaries, 179
Attwell, 40
Baril, 175
Amcottes, 281
Attwood, 247, 321
316
Barker, 78, 99, 173
Amcotts, 158
Atwoode, 316
Barklcy, 69
Anderson, 22, 90
Audley, 16, IS, 29
Barkwood, 46
Anderton, 103
Aunger, 41
BarkuvHh, 261
AndrewcB, 184
Austen, 180
Barnaby, 282
Andrews, 81, 179, /71
An.tor, :V20
Barnardi.ston, 48
Andrews, 316
A.. In,,,,., 15J
Barnes, 22, 97, 251
Angevine, 267
AM^■.^ 181
Barret, 181, 321
Angcvyne, 259, 270
Av. liri, 49
Barrey, 93
Annesley, 256
A\vl.iev,97
Ban-y, 102
ApOrimn, 2(5
Aycr, i91
Bartlam, 252
Apleby, 158
AvIiMi T, sec KImer
Bartlett, 184
Apletord, 103
Ay,M.:oiigh, 257, 28
Barwys, 207
Applebee, 318, 319
AllMcrb.i, 287
Ba.skcrvile,183
Appleby, 3-21
Aynterby, 287, 156
231
Basset, 18, 177
Appleyard, 33
Bassett, 50, 141
Ap Price, 76
lliibb, 91
B.iteman, 260, 316
Archard, 177, 316
Bathurst, 253
Archbold, 180
r.iU'Mn 50, 57
Baxter, 120
Archci, 280
Hadl.y,., 157
Baylcy, 266
Archer, 300, 321
l'.,.,l;.-.T, 180
Bayly, 306
Archpolo, 318
r„i.|.4li..t, 107
Bavn.-.rd, 74
Ardrn, 153
li.C".'!!, 310. .'U?
Beale, 79, 250
Armstrong, 36, 37, 140
I'.aK.-lisvve, 184
Be.-»r, 74
Arncway, 285
lUguley, 45
Brarcroft, 182
Bcardniore, 145 ,
Blount, 73, 159
Bridges, 155,317, 320
Be;irc, 198
Blounte, 177
Bridston, 275
Be,irne, 321
Blountstone, 282
Brierlcy, 259
Beauchami), 177
Blowe, 41
Brigg, 260
Beaumont, 280
Blower, 49
Brigg.s, 192
Beiivans, 251
Bluck, 319
Brightman, 157
Beck, 100 i
Blucke, 250
Brincklcy, 157
Beck1«y, 110 1
Blundell, 184
Brindley, 119
Beoonsawe, 13 |
Blundeston, 263
BrimUcy, 121
Beekonshawe, 65 i
BluudevUe, 260, 270
Brinley, 119, 252
Bee, 147
Blunt, 179
Bri!5tow, 141)
Beecb, 145
Blurton, 183
BrockeU, 8 J
Beerhe, 52
Board, 174
Brocklesby, 159, 285
Beesley, 180
Boase, 61
Brodcrwicke, SO
Belgrave, 291
Boges, 256
Brogden, 100
Bell, 154, 255,321
BoissiER, 168, 176
Broniich, 177
Bcllasia, 295. 309
Boissicj; 168
Bromley, ISO
Belliugham, '280
Boisaier, 329
Bromsall, 138
Belton. 41
BoUe, 267, 289
Bromwich, 249
Bcndish, 1 40
Bolles, 278, 285
Broode, 316
Bendish, 140
Bolter, 183
Brooke, 321
Bcnger, 53
Bonner, 249
Brookes, 66
Benlowes, 290
Bonnet, 168
Broome, 83
Bennett, 63, 75, 179, 181,
Bonvile, 324
Brough, 146
248, 249, 320
Bonvylc, 284
Brown, 72
Bentley, 251
Booth, 38, 143, 152, 160
Browne, 41, 53, 54, 69,
Berchere, 168, 175
Boovey, 180, 317
77, 181, 283
Berocroft, 180
Borough. 289
Broxholmo, 155, 259, 292
Berington, 84
Ilostock,2M
Bruce, 162, 167, 205, 211
Berkley, 66, 319, S21
Bostock, 214
Bruce, 165, 167, 209
Kernack, 277
Bosvile, 26n, 267
Bruche, 11
fimia/t, 268
Bothwell, 162
Brugh, 154, 155
Ben-y, 265
Botreaux, 19
Bruning, 111
Bertraud, 172
Bourchior, 19, 52, 173
BKVA^•, 140
Best, 95, 178, 261
Boult, 250
Bryan, 140
Bestland, 102
Bound, 179
Bryan, 94
Bevercottes, 268
Bourne, 96, 277
Buch.an, 166
Bickerton, 55
Bourton, 179
Buckenham, 15, 139
Bidden, 40
Bovey, ISO
Buckstono, 67
Biddle, 322
Bovy: 178
Buckton, 257
Bigge, 98, 252
Bovill, 66
Budcl, 322
Bipge.s, 180
Bowl and, 45
Bui3.-ioii, 16,<<, 172
Billesby, 146, 153
Bowyer, 38
Hullingham, 181
mUtsdon, 283
Boynton, 169
Bnlla; 274
Billesdon, 283
Boys, 2K5
Bailor, 275
Bircli, 43
Brabouthc, 292
liullock, 264
Birche, 38
Brace, 250, 310, 317, 319
Burgain.., 300
Bird, 177, 317
Brackenton, ISO
BurdeU, 291
Biron, 152
Bradborue, 144
BUKOKS, 140
Bishop, 110
Br.adley, 192*
BUROM, 141
BisKbop, 178
Br.adahaw, 17C
Biinih, 141, 277
Blacke, 53
Bradshawe, 178
Burgh, 271, 280
Blackford, 112
Bragden, 31C
P.urgi., 63
Elackleach, 91
BramK.len, 2S3
Burrows, 22
Blackwell, 144
Brandon, 146
Burke. 303
Blades, 41
Brandon, 146
Bururll, 56
niagravc, 65, 81, 97, 112
Hrawnc, 31 7
B.urnett, 296
Blake, 10, 110
Ih-aytnft 26S, 2S10
l!urt<.ii, 149, 264, 280
Bland, 103
Brayto'ft, 208
319, 2S9
Blandey, 105
Brercton, 213
Boshrll.lSO, 218, 249, 319
Blandv, 101
Brereton, 213
Bus.-^rll, 179
Blcsby, 283
Bretton, 258
BusBir, 141
Blioko, 218
Bri.nn, 17
Butcher, 31C
BliGson, 47
Brid, 11
332
INDEX.
196,
Butini, 172, 174
Butler, HI
Butler, 141
Butler, 74, 143, 160, 179,
ISO, 250, 2S0
Butler — DauvcrB, 176
Butt, 316
Butts, 77
Byard, 179
Bysshf, 102
Cade, 161
Caldwell, 312
Callow, 318, 319
Callowe, 252
Calmady, 125
Calverley, 263
Cambden, 321
Camden, 21 Q
Camock, 140
Campbell, 189
Campbell, 201
Camus, 04
Camville, 17
Cane, 60, 57
Car, 11
Cftrbonnel, 55
Carew, 102, 193,
199
Carlot, 329
Carmichael, 201,206
Carr, 204
Carrewe, 177
Cartor, 318
Cartwright, M2
Cary, 70
Cash, 56
Castelforth, 1 54
Castelion, 136, 138
Castdion, 136, 137
Castilion, 65, 94
Castle, 95, 101
Catanacb, 208
Catelyn, 60 ^
Caljsbec, 177
Cave, 268
Caye, 316
CecUl, 320
Chabert, 169
Chambers, 205
Chapman, 55, 182, 183,
184, 248, 252, 318
Charles, 48
Charlctt, 181, 321
Chai.lton, 303
Charlton, 309
Chaso, 138
Chauudlor, 249
ChedfU, 179
CAcnfi/, 137
Cheney, 137
Cheney, 2S3
Cherry, 63, 102
Chessall, 173
Chester, 189*
Chichester, 90, 197, 205
Child, 17S, 182, 183
(Uiilham, 1
Chilton, 152
Chipley, 209
Chipsey, 152
Clapham, 263
Clargit, 178
Clark, 38, 91, 112, 14S,
161
Clarke, 90, 106, 114, 250,
Clayton, 142, 143
Clai/ton, 143
Clayton, 267
Cleare, 55
Cleer, 54
Clements, 83
Clerk, ISO
Gierke, 251
Clever, 320
Cleydon, 179
Cleypule, 37
Clif'den, 205
Clifford, 293
Clint Ml, 141
Clough, 318
Clutterbucke, 316
Clytton, 177
Coaker, 53
Coats, 46
Cobham, 141
Coclnan-Patiick, 312
Cockayn, S3
Cockbdl, 251
Coeke, 37
Codrington, 73
Cogan, IS
Cokayne, 191'
Cole, 181, 197, 198
Cokhrookc, 108
Coleman, 63, 184
Colles, 177
Collie.-, 109
Colling, 123
CoUings, 124
Collins, 124
Colombcll, 274
Colson, 180
Colt, 97
Columbar, IS
COHIMIIKI.I., 143
ColumhcU, 143
CvUllc, 263
Colv, 320
Colivns, 60, 145
Co,nh,r,rorlh, ^87, 290
Conil.. iw..rth, 290
Cvu,}„u,:nr, 136, 137
Con.p^ugne, 136
Compton, 318
Corny n, 5, 6
Comyns, 86
Coningsby, 107
Couny, 140, 156
Constable, 266, 285
Constantine, 141
Conyers, 263
Cook, 191
Cooke, 112, 142, 14S, 178,
251, 321
Cookes, 177,247,249,250,
318, 319
Cookson, 145
Coombe, 177
Coombes, 179
Cooper, 247
Cope, 257
Coplej,71, 179
COI'LEDIKE, 144
Copledike, 279
Corbet, 53
Corlett, 15
Cornwall, 82
Cosbye, 2S8
Cosewerth, 198
Cosworth, 198
Cottenham, 205
Cotterell, 181
Cots. 41
Cotton, 144
Cotton, 144
Cotton, 169
Cottrell, 112
Couch, 126
Court, 321
Couutenay, 193—190
Courtenay, 324
Courtney, 61
Coventry, 250
Cowley, 64, 191, 255, 2 58,
319
Cowper, 158, 310
Cox, 100, 182,154,249,318
Cradock, 19—23
Cradock, 19
Crake, 263
Cranke, 177
Crawford, 184
Crawfurd, 183
Crawley, 106
Craycroft, 158, 270, 277
Cresst, 145
Crcwy, 145, 263
Crew, 68
Crichton, 208
Croft, 177, 316
CroUr, 81
Croker, 81
Croiuweli, 62
Cr....k, 83, 309
Crooke, 13, 112
Crookshank, 1C5
Crosbio, 173
Crosby, 178
333
Cro3e, 178
De Braose, 16—19, 236-
Dickins, 101, 255
Cross/wlme, 151
247
Diokson, 256
Crunch, 93
De Brus, 242
Digby, 116
Crow, ,318
De Burgh, 7
DiGiiTON, 147
Crowtelie, 52
De Camoys, 245
Dbjhton, 147
Cuiiiuglinmc, 312
De Caux, 255
Diilington, 141
Curie, lOS
De Clare, 242, 246
Dineley, 252, 319
Curteys, 209
De Clere, 242
Dingley, 178, 252, 319
Cutberd, 178
De CliUbrd, 237, 238, 242
320
De ColeiTlle, 242
Dingley, 252
Dabitot, 178
De Fay, 16, 242
Dipj.le, 318
Dabitott, 248
Deffycke, 49, 52
Diauey, 158, 2S3, 285
Dabridgcourt, 259
De Gallatin, 170
Dixon, 140, 146
Dalby, 53, 329
De Gasparin, 172
Dizon, 321
Dale, ICl
Degge, 117
Dookwra, 146
Dallison, 287
De GlanviU, 234
Docwray, 95
DiiUyson, 147
De Greuested, 238
Doddridge, 327
Dulmulioy, 20S
De Hemester, 246
Donaldson, 309
Dalton, 62
De Herlham, 232
Dalysoiie, 2G1
De Hickford, 234
Dorchester, 205
Danby, 145
De Kyrabelle, 244
Dorke, 249
IJcnibv, 145
De la Bere, 81
Dormer, 48
Dandridge, 90
De la Cree, 75
Dorrell, 84
D'Angelnis, lOS
Dolahaye, 99
Dotson, 58
Daiiiel, 93
De la Rive, 169, 171,172
DOUGHTIE, 148
Daniictt, 247
De Lasey, 239, 243
Dougktie, 148
Daiit, 105
De Moeles, 243, 244
Douglas, 171, 185, 186
Danvill, 97
De Jlontledier, 175
189*, 202, 329
Danvill, 104, 100
De Morlai, 232
Doverdale, 318
Dapifer, 7
De ^lortimer, 237
Dower, 180, 181
Darliy, 319
De Multun, 242, 243
Dowler, 319
Dai-ey, 80
Do Noreford, 234
Doxvnes, 100
D'Areiig, 173
Do Neville, 230
Downham, 158
Darling, 170
Dcnham, 280
Dowson, 281
Dahnkll, 146
Donham, 280
Doyley, 99
Ihiniell, 140
Donni,-., 60
Dra.;iner, 160
Da.iu-il, 284
DiMinv, SO
Drayner, 160
iMrrrV, 270
Doniiys, 329
Drew, 182
Danell, 81, 156
Denton, 96, 104
Drewe, 249
D.irset, 282
Donv.H, 108
Drope, 72
Dast..ii, 179
De I'ateshiU, 234
Du Bruc, 168
Dauiice, 252
De Quincy, 236
Duokott, 65
Davfxi'Oht, 34, 35
De Pdevaux, 236, 237
Duinid, 177
Darcnport, 35, 308
De Koos, 245
Diigard, 182, 319 320
Davenport, 09, 303
DeSaussuro, 170,171
Dugdale, 53
Davies, 54
De St. Andr..v7, -4:i
Du.nare.sq, 173, 176
IktriU, 261
Do St. Kl.n... 213,211
Dunbar, 202
Davis, 07
De Sootcr, 205
Dunch, 75, 112
DoStaol, 171
Duucom, 56
Danis, 20
De 'rabjcv, 205
Dundas, 200, 201
Davv,^, 20
Dotliiok, 49
Duport, 268
Dawkes, 178
Do Tliorn, 239
Durham, 251
Daw:>on, 48
DoTouriKM, 17(1
Dorrham, 52
] lay, 252
DoVorm.nonv, 170
Dutlon, 214
Daye, 54,258
De Vo.sci, 205
Duttou, 8
Do Andovur, 238
DkV.u.kt.k.s, 108-176
Duval, 175
Di'in, 97
Dewoll, 53
Dye, 248
Do. mo, 101, IS 1
D'lCwo.., 02
l/ylko, 145
Do .ArL'onliuo, 237
Dowo.s, .'IKS
Dyinock, 264
Do Aum.l.a, 240
Do \VI,itn,.v,244
Dynioke, 141, 277, 2S8,
Do A-,luf,.!,l, 241
Drbrll, 44
Douhursl, 33
Doyno, i;,;i
289
Dyncloy, 253
Do l;..,k, 175
Diok, 310
Dyugley, 180
iJo liraokol, 171
Dick.Cnnyngli.ini, 310
Dyson, 182, 249, 253, 316
334
Kttdes, 1 81
E alca, 63
Eailain, 155
Kastcourt, 181
Eastou, 73
Eaton, 318
ECCLKSTON, 143
Eeclcslo7i, 148
ECULIN, ISS
Eden, 253
Kdyhury, 305
Eilgoek, 179
Edmonds, 257
Edmonson, 154
Edridge, 70
Edwards, 53, 180
Edwardes, 178
Edye, 276
Eeles, 104
Egeocke, 180
Eginglon, 38
Eland, 2fil
Eldon, 205
Eldrington, 113
Elgar, 101
ElioU, 201, 202
Ellaconibe, 15
EUins, 182, 248, 2r.l, 820
Elliott, 290, 294
Ellis, 262, 275
Elmf.u, 149
Elw4;r, 149
Elmes, 94
Elphiugstone, 1C2
Ellington, 263
Elton, 116, 328
ElviuR, 320
Elwaiea, 75
Ernes, 250
Emms, 250
Einottes, 177
Emperinghain, 261
Empson, 291
English, 46, 183
Entwyaell, 151
Erskine, 185, 1S6, 301
E3cot,"60
Estcott, 57
Estofte, 154
Estiang, 169
Etheiington, 284
Ktton, 144
Evance, 178
Evenco, 179
Evelyn, 62, 87
KVKKlNUIIA«,ll:l
y.va-nviham, M9
V;vcrt..n, 2-iy
Evett, 179
Ewart, 2112
Ewens, 180
Eyre, 144, 273, 279
Eyetou, 87,90, 91
INDEX,
I Fabri, 171, 172, 174
Fairef.ix, 1S4
Fairfax, 115, 140, 313
FairfuU, 204
Faldoe, i6
Fahv;i.^ser, 56, 57
Farington. 114
Fanner, 101, ICS, 249
Farniury, 293
Farre, 320
Farson, 204
Favre, 168
FayoUe, 169
Feamlev, 211
Feather.^tou, 253
Feeld, 177
Foild, 184
Fell, 318
Pcrcby, 271 _
Ferguson, 173
Fernars, 154
Ferrers, 94
Fesch, 255
Fetber^tone, 183
Fetliplace, 104, 113
Field, 22, 65, 251, 252, 319
Finch, 50, 53, 55, 257
Fincham, 140
Fincher, 183, 249, 253,
319,320
Firmadge, 20
Fischer, 1 69
Fish, 71, 161
Fishborne, 258, 280
Fisher. 84, 104, IIG, 148
156,259
Fislnvicke. 281
Fitzh.-.l.Lit, 179
Fitzliervcy, 234
I'it/Aval't'er; 5, 6, 7
Fitzwarvn, 18,19
Fitzwilli.un, in, 148,152
154, 160, 285, 292
FlTZ-WlLl.lAMS, 150
Kitz-\Villiain.s, 263, 268
Fleet, 319
Fleetwood. 80
Fletcher, 72, 202, 251
Flower, 275
FlowTe, 215
Fhiddver, 49, 5J
Fliisher, 1 52
FIvnt, 103
FuLKY, 117, l-'2
Foljai'nt.e,'M4 '
Folliott, lilt
l-oUy, 181
Fulv, 18:i
Kookes. 153
Forbes, 176
Ford, 84
Forman, 1 59
Forres, 20.'
Forret, 202
Forsett, 277
Forster, 79, 88,
256
Foster, 161, 262,
Kotherby, 156
Fotherbye, 143
Foulkes, 308
Fowler, 70
Fowlkes, 276
Fox, 19, 65, 182
Foxe, 38
Fra/er, 208
FrcchvUe, 144
Freeman, 40, 1
253, 270, 317,
Freman, 179
, 253
1-ry, -li.
Fryer, 114
Fuljambe, 150
Fullwoorl, 249
Fnlnetby, 281, 293
Fulstowe, 284
Furley, 1 S3
Gadbery, 155
ftrcr, 124
Gaer, 58, 125
Gage, 115
Galland, 102
Galle, 262
Gannet, 11
G.ar.liner, 51,
Gaudnku, 15
Ga
54, 55
Oardi/ner, 151
Ganiderton, 17
Garrard, 65, 16
Garrett, 182
Gartshore, 202
Garwood, 268
Gascoigne, 272
Gate, 256
Gaye
George, ISO
Gerard, 304
335
GEniNO, 153
Gerard, 75, 151
Gibbes, ISO, 181, 248
Gibbs, 251, 325
Gibson, 39, 202
Gibson-Mai tland, 311
Giffard, 37, 238, i
243
GifFord, 210
Gilbert, 144
Gilborne, 80
Gn.BT, 154, 155 .
Oilby, 154
Giles, 114, 180
Gilley, 167
Gilmour, 202
Girllngton, 153, 158,
284, 286
Glaidstainos, 202
Glassock, 190
Ghissford, 202
Olover, 79,
Glover, 80, 119, 1'
320,
Gobion, 203
GocHE, 155
Ooche, 155
Godarda, 257
Goddard, 115
Goddarde, 52
Godtree, 1S3
Godfrey, 1S3, 319
Goddin, 250
Gold, 317
Golding, 88
Goldsniitli, 327
Goldson, 00
Gooday, 148
Goode, 180, 317
Goodier, 178
GoODHANU, 15G
Ooodhand, 15G
Goodhand, 256, 292
Goodlake, 112
Goodman, 69
GOODHICK, 157
Goodwyn, 90, 178
Goodwin, 89, 235, 315
Gooile, 177
Gure, 74, 253, 317
Gorle, 177
Gorney, 146
Orant, 154
Hamry, 160
Grant, 56, 57, 202, 203,
llamden, 250
295, 329
Hamertan, 273
Grantham, 157
HamUton, 203
Grantham, 157
Hampden, 82
Grantham, 152, 279, 293
Hanbary, 83, 178, 179
Granville, 124, 125
Hanbye, 272
Grauut, 253
Handbury, 179
GnAY, 158
Hankford, 19
Ora,j, 158, 167
Hannay, 203
Gray, 162
Hanowe, 180
Greasley, 40
Hansard, 161
Grken, 309
Hanbard, 154, 155, 256
Green, 304
269, 280, 290
Green, 22, 304, 308
Harbage, 318
Greene, 57, 109, 159, 160,
Harbatch, 182
183, 249, 252, 318, 322,
Harbert, 78, 103, 103
329
Ilarbyn, 151
GreeuehiU, 181
Hardbeane, 151
Greenway, 77
Hardbeanc, 152
Greeve3,317
Harding, 90, 277
Grogge, 177
JIardinge, 55
Gbegort, 159
Hardingshall, 270
Grcaory, 159
llarenc, 204
Gregory, 91, 307
Harene, 204
Grene, 85, 177, 178
Harewell, 89
Oi-enfuld, 271
Harfell, 13
Grenfield, 272
Harington, 174, 281
Grkslhy, 159
Harper, 181
Gredeu, 159
Hairett, 251
Gresley, 283
Harrington, 85, 270, 324
Grevel, 316
Harris, 180, 321
GreviU, 177
Harrison, 256
GuEvis, 304-309
IlmTison, 256
Greris, 304
Harrison, 68, 177, IS
Griffin, 161, 183
182, 316
Gri-sold, 181
Harryson, 177
Grivell, 179
Hartford, 82
Grose, 39
Hartshorn, 15
Grosvenor, 255
Harvey, 85, 289, 292,
Grove, 12, U, 52, 53, 55,
320
85, 96
Harvy, 318
Grover, 22
llarrye, 156
Groynton, 15S
Harvye. 156
Guest, 319
Harward, 320
Guillam,251
Harvvarde, 318
Gunnell, 178
Harwell, 178
Gwavara, 279, 284
liarwood, 320
Oylliird, IM
Haselton, 177
Haselwode, 180
Haskerds, 105
Hacklat, 248
Ha-^koU, 14
Haddock, 178
Hatlewood 63
Hale, 180
Has^ett, 2S6
Hales, 76, 80. 161, TS
Hastings, 18, 149, 255
Hall, 112, 147, 177, '203,
320
249,293, 306, 321, 3j3
llastingc-s, 183
IhiUidaij, 268
llateho, 52
Halliday, 3-'4
Hatrliir, 156
Halloway, 319
Hatuukkk, 256
H.M.ION, 160
IhUrliffe, 256
Jliillon, 160
Hate, 251
Halton, 150
Hatherley, CO
336
INDEX.
Hatton, 180
Hinson, 78
Hunt, G7, 183, 247, 252,
llauKhtou, ISl
Iliuton, 141
320, 321
Haule, 87
Hinie, 36
Hunto, ISO
Haven, 157, 272
HoUirt, 13
HrNTFi!, 310, 315
Havilton, 11
Holibie, 180
Jiania; 313
Hawes, 55, 56, 108, 150
Hobbs, 112
Hunter, 208, 209, 210
Uawkes, 22
Hobday, 179, 182, 183,
Hurst, 11, 173
Hawkins, 111, IH
248, 252, 253, 320
Hussey, 285
Hawlcs, 87
Hobdey, ISl
Ilusthwaite, 291
Hawlev, 291
Hobs, 70
Husthwaite, 292
Hawlej-n, 109
Hockerstone, 41
Husthwayte, 256, 2S3
Hawton, 43
Hodsdeu, 52
Hustwavte, 272
Hay, 203, 204, 210, 211
Hobdev, 321
Hutchinson, 262
JIai/ilod; 110
Hogg, 116
Hnthwett, 46
Haydock, 8, 202
Hogliti.n, 14
Hutton, 157
Haydocke, 110, 329
HOLBEACH, 258
Hybot, 316
HaydoD, 66
Holhcach, 261
;/!/(/f, 137
Baydon, 280
Holland, 151
Hyde, 137, 182
Hayes, 51,114,328
HoUand-Corbett, 22
Hycrne, 179
Hay-Makdougal, 204
Holies, 62
Hyett, 316
Haynes, 184, 320
Holliocke, 182, 320
Hynton, 48
Hayward, 11, 179
Hollis, 261, 263
Head, 88
Holloway, 77, S6
Hedges, 180
Holmden, 250
Hedley, 266
Holme, 121
In-gi,ebeiit, 265
Hemes, 179
Holmer, ISO
Ingleby, 288
Heires, 180
Holmes, 109, 1 S3, 200,273
Ingram, 178, 181, 282
i[clio,i, 146
Holt, 72
Helion, 146
Holtam, 178, 250
Innos, 204
Helsbj, 322
HOLTE, 33
Ion, 259
Helsou, 60
Iloltc, 33
Ion, 259
Helyn, 72
Holtofte, 119
Ireland, 259
Heminge, 251, 317, 321
Holtoni, 317, 321
Isham.Vl
Hemminge, 182, 183
Heinpsall, 271
Hooper, IS 2
Hopkins, ISO
Isott, 180
Hendry, 166
Hojikinson, ■;;70
Izard, 251, 318
Heneagc, 291
Hojiper, 67
Henley, 179
Horden, 256
Hennkgb, 257
Hore, 13
Hmncrje, 257
Home, 38
.lack, 210
Uciiihaw, 214, 305
Honicbi,-, 251
Jacknian, 250
Hcnshaw, 214, 271, 305
Iloniiold, 179
Jackson, 'l5, 91, 122, 249
Herbert, 183
llorrork, 21
Jaconib, 47
Heron, 1
HorS.M,.:M,, 178
Jakeman, 322
llersey, 106
Horslrv, ->;:i
James, 306
Hervy, 48
HollKin,, 0-.;
James, 50, 63, 93, 179,
Hester, 108
H..„.l,r„, T'.l,
180,183,306,317
Hewett, 273, 279
ll.,„.l,.y, 'V.i
Jameson, 37
Heyes, 52
Hnv. lM^:,,^ H
Jansey, 173
Heylvn, 91
ll..w;,,,i. W, 111, 255
Jarrett, 249
Heynes, 179, 316
HoH.ll, :!I0
.larvis, 144
Heytli, 276
ll.,w»l,,vv,., 273
Jeav, 138
Hkvton, 258
llow..on, 3S
Jelfe-ycs, 179
Heywood, 318
Hul.:.M.I, 179, ISO, 182,
Hide, 73
217, 219,250, 317, 320,
Jenings, 319, 320
Higges, 54
321
Jenkinson, 293
Higgins, 290, 320
}\nU,u, 3.!0
Jennyi, 99
Higgs, 54, 179
ll.nlh.l.n,, -liV.S
Hilclesley, 111
llml iui], ;,i! if,o 177
"l , " i''," '
Hill, 177, 179, 183, 253
Hul.U' 113 '
■/_',''""' '.'-
Hillary, 18
j/iimirn;,/,, 2SS
.'leiniyn'. 157
Jliltoft, 279
Ilun.'fu.vstnu, 290
Jcrvii), SU
Hilloft, 279, 2S1
Hiing,.,l,„,l, 109, 193, 198
jL-wkr's, 119
Hill«n, 289, 326, 327
llmmton, 1.53, 258
Johnea, 27i»
337
JohuB, 219
Johnson, 260
Johison, 260
Johnson, 73, 277, 318
Joyies, 305
Jones, ISl, 1S3, 247, 249,
305, 317, 320
Jordiin, 182, 313
Jordeu, 252
Joyce, 285
Jugius, 179
JULLIAN, 47
Justice, 104
Kay, 147, 257
Keat,.92, 94
Keblewhite, 91
Kecke, 181, 1»3, 319, 321
Keighley, 252
Kekewich, S— 11
Kehewich, 9
Kelke, 261
Kelley, 54
Kemmett, 251
Kemp, 93, 2S1
K.-.np-on, lSi,217
Koini.,t..n,179, 320
Ken.lall, lUS
Kennc, 10
Kennedy, 1G2
Kef-.ell, t.S
KettU-l.v, 321
Keyt, 317
KiN..MnN,-JGl
KlU'l^t,:.. -J.-.l
KinWU, 171
Kin.-.c-y, 21 f,
Kinlon, 206
Kirliy, 63
Kiike, 44
Kit.', 317
Kitcloy, 252
Kn.q., S2
KNL.iir, 21.2
Kn.^l.t, ;-l, 2
Knyveton, 144, 145
Ki/inc, 2SS
Kyme, 277, 279
Labat, 174
IjACo'n, 262
lacon, 262
Lacy, 152, 182, 18:
253, 320
Ladyer, 266
Lambart, 263
Lamlart, 263
Lambert, 261
L:unbert, 264, 289
Laiiiblou, 279_
Lamport, 51, 56
Lan-^m, 265
I Lane, 76, 103, 25
317, 322
Langholme, 277
Laughorue, 76, 114
Langston, 177, 178,
182, 251
Langton, 155, 277,
Larke' 159
Latl.am, 319
Latb..m, 151
LaugUton, 266
Lanton, 214
Law, 37, 163, 206
Lawes,259
L^iwrenoe, 116, 317,
Luvson, 74
vbonr
Leehmove, 182
Le Omte, 171
Le Cumander, 238
Le Draper, 240
Lee, 51, 52, 55, i
104, 152,210
Lkkds, 265
Leeds, 265
Leeds, 142
Leek, 263
LuKngleys. 183
Le Fort, 169. 172
Leggatt, 142
Legh,48
Ldyh, 137
Leigh, 36, 50, 55,
143, 25C, 248
Leigbt, 311
LciijMon, 304
Leighlnn, 304
Lei^,h, 210
Lcuche, 177
Le Kus, 242, 243
Lci-crett, :
Leveriekc
Lewe3, 243
Lewis, 319
Lewkuor, 66
Leyoesler, 322
Libb, 65, 100
Life' 37
Lightbourne, 103
Li''htfuot, 50
Ligon, 178, 179, 319
Lifbourn, 282
Lilley, 320
LiUie, 106, 181
Lilly, 38, 17 8, 181,132
Liuch, 149
Lingard, 179
Linley, 45
Lisle, 12 — 15
Lisons, 316
Litlebery, 292, 293
Litleburv, 142
Litler, 276
Littlebery, 153
LiTTLEBUllY, 266
Littlepage, 2S2
Littleton, 184, 252, 253,
317, 320
Lloyd, 14, 67
Lock, 53
Lorjrjins, 110
Loggins, 49, 110, 313
Lokeyard, 177
Lomley, 2S6
Longe, 177
Longespey, 239, 243
Longlield, 54
Lord, 252
Lorymer, 1_5_2
Loubier, 175
Lound, 283
Lova-irk, -in
I,ovwlay, 51
Lovell, -274^
LowND, 266
Lownd, 266
Lullin, 168, 170
Lumley, 239
Lunsford, 66
Lunghespey, 238, 243
Lunn, 22
Lunue, 247
I Machdl, 267
338
INDEX.
Maclnu, 8.3
Mawre, 273
Mues, 204
Mackenzie, 202
Maxwell, 290
MUNDY, 65
M'Kevlie, 204
Maydenwell, 271
Mund.i. 65
McKredie, 204
Mayo, 249, 328
MunMii, 291
Macleay, 176
Mayott, 92
Mun.son, 147, 292
Madeson, 279
Mead, 70
Murray, 29S, 299
Madison, 267
Meades, 316
Mi.F-rave, 141
Madock, 214
Medcalfe, 260
MVSSKNDKN, 270
Madysou, 142
Medhop, 264
:ilussuub:n, 270
Magse, 175
Mcdlicott, 306
Mufe-sendcD, 146, 267, 269
Maitland, 311, 312
Medwell, 17S
MaUiam, 147
Meeres, 275
Mallctt, 107, 179, ISO,
Nadal, 192*
181
Men/.ies, 208
N.anfan, 250, 251
Malli'uar, 318
Meore, 53
Nani.ban, 178
Malloeh, 164
Merecroft, 48
Nasi,, 321
Malteii, 183
MerreU, 179
Naville, 168. 172
Man, 258
Merwode, 197, 199
Nayler, 204
Manby, 277
Meverell, 104
Neale, 211, 212, 317
Mandeville, 6, 7
Meryman, 43
Necker, 170, 171,175
Manhoode, 52
Middlemore, 316
Neile, 55, 329
Maniug, 178
Midleton, 266
Nef^ox, 65
Manlove, 51, 55, 56
Jfillionip, 250
Nelson, 65
Mansell, 103
:Hik.s, 250, 322
Nelson, 70, 209, 255
Mautell, 155
Miller, 11, 103, 111
Newbeury, 49, 50
Mautravoi-s, 243
Mills, 69, 316
Newberry, 53, 54
Munuaviny, 73
Mihvard, 252
Newberve, b-J.
Mai:, 1S4-1SS
Mimio, 243
NewboiiVne, 159
M.iiTnll, 145
ilimhuM, 214
Newbu.y, 54
Jlan-hant. 309
Mitclicll, 52, 210
Newce, 149
:\Iaivli.ill, ISl
Mohmi, 17
New.Hirnbe, 321
M.arillirr, 15, 139
Molincux, 253, 254
Nkwcumkn, 270-272
]\[aria, 2IS
Molyne.-, 90
Nnrmncn, 271
Mariselialle, 11
Molvneux, 13
Newcomen, 293
Marjoiil.anks, 204, 205,
Montacufr, l;i
Newh,im, 46
290, 297, 29S, 299, 300,
Moi.taKue, 50. 51,52, 54,
NcwinL'ton, 248
301
55, 110
Newland, 315
V„rh,i Vu
:^Iontf„rt, 4
Newman, 12
^laIrio^ -l-A
Muiitlr.li.r, 170, 3:'9
Newport, 78, 310
]\Iani..U. :.r.
Moiitolieu. 56
Newton, 38
M.'u^l,. ir.i
M..i,t/., 170, 172
Nevel, 316
Marshall, 76, 174, 17s,
JUiore, 3.V, rl. 75, 252
Nevell, 151
180, 252, 286, 315, 316,
Moray, 164
NEVii.r., 66
319
More. Mil, 17S, 251, 2S7
Nerlll, 06
Marten, ISO
Moreton, 31 S
Kevin, 68
Martin, 17, 78, 94, 106,
Jlorgan, 16o. 321
Nicholas, 71, 212.272
113 "
MolUSON, 26.
Niclioi.-ion, 15, 209
M.artyn, 17, IS, 148
Murhua, 2ii9
Nightingale, 53
Marwood, 198
Morkv, 15.3, 2S0
Nisbet, 202
Maiyott, 110
Morrie, 41
Nivin, 210
Marys, 281
Morrice, 178
NoVile, 53
Masfield, 180
Moriis, 1S3, 251, 317
N(na.:, 67
Mason, 42, 65, 250, 251
Mors 116
i\uke. 67
W.-issr, 329
Mortinur, IS
Noke, 73
Ma'-.srv, n, 116
Morton, 31S,
Xoiici.ii-FK, 35, 3C
MAhMN.ir.KMIl,, 26S
Morwood, 83
Norrllth; 36
Muf.!:,,„il„,n-d, 2i;3
Mo.„.l,.y, -m, SIS
Norniansell, 120
]\Ia.-..sin'i,'l.c:na, 147,271
M..tt,, MO
N,.rreys, 52, 54
Mas.sii,-l,Lr.l, 160
MouaU, 160
N,irri.s 49, 53, 181
Matljtws, 178
Mo, .Ml,. UT, 269
North, 156, 273
Matliias, 17i!
Move, 179
Norton, 1 10, 255
Mnuclsl.iv, 139
Moyin' ''69
Nour.sc, 319
Man.lslr'v, 15
Moytl,;, 155__
Nowdcn, 210
339
NoYEs, C7
A^oycs, 67
Noyes, 105
Oakley, 5fi
Ocklcy, 179
Offlet, G8
Offlci/, GS
Ogle, 140
OUIhaii[/!., 213
Ol.lhauuli, 213
Ol.lkiiavu, 1 1
Oliphiuit, 1G2, 1G4
Oliver, 317
Ommauuey, 307
Oligley, 169
Oni.ey, 68
Onlc;/, 68
Onslow, 52
Ohvoud, 33
Orford, 33
Orkney, 206, 207
Ormerod, 322
Ormesby, 272
Osborne, 7G
Osgood, 88
Ottwell, 52
Owen', 305
Owgan, HI
Oxcnbridge, 2Sr,
Paikeu, 69
Pucker, 69
Packer, 86
rackingtun, 11 5, 1
Paddey, 318
Page, 70
Paye, 213
Page, 75, 110, 21
265, 282
Paget, 22, 191*
Pngett. 19
Pai
, 321
Palmeh,
Palmer, 113, IS
Paly, 101
Parkhurst, 'j;
Paikin, 11
Pan; 124
Parr, 58, 125
I'arsons, 17 i,
318
ParliTigton, :!
Partridge, IS
Partngo. 181
I'ulon, 111
Patti
255
P'aulc
,49
Pawf
eynian, 1 14
Pa«l
tt, 93, 109
P.n,l,
„, 136
Payt.
n. 136, 320
ek, 139
l-P
P(a,!
^''^^.s'
PhAi.
Pa,l.
■:, 274
, 271
Pr.Al
CE, 73
Peail
es 321
IVcl,
11, 176
Peel,
204
Pect,
43
Pell
274
Pelt,
274
Pell.
2S4
IMlr
■rill, "lyj
P.
ik.
S 179, 251
,3
Pi
Ns, 73
/'.
,'/d
IS, 73
Pl
rkiiis, 40, 93,
111
Pi
rk..
249, 250,
3r
IV
lilt
94, 179
1\
LSI
.s. 179
P^
\\
PI
tcl
li|,
), 265
■il, 1:7
.s, 51
/■ir'.r, 121, 1
]'il„-i, 21
I'lUaiin, 16G
Plimle.y,'lU!
Plomer, 75
Plomcr, 75
Pluckwell, 69
Plumb, 1S3
I'luri
116
I'LUMi-roN, 76
Plumpton', 156
Pocock, 65
Polelioiise, 179
Ponder, 274
Ponder, 2/4, 275
243', 249, 317
Pooler, 179
Pope, 97
PORDAGE, 76
Pordarjc, 76
P0R.110HT, 276
Porter, II, 178, 27!
284
Porteus, 313
PORTINGTON, 276
Portiiigtoii, 259, 26
Portmaii, 179
Poiuit, 77
rcuxH, 305
Powell, 253, 320
POWLE, 78
Poule, 78
Powle, 52
Powlter, 269
Powney, 70, 110
Praed, 56
Pratt, 79
Prott, 79
Pi-eedy, 181
Preston, 46, 257
Preston, 257
Pretty, 120
114
, 79, SO
79
340
INDEX.
PUSEY, 81
•Robinson, 45,90,118,147,
Sandhafh, 320
Puscy, 81
183, 317
Sanders, 276
PVE, 81
Robynsou, 118
Sandf.kson, 279
Pyc, 81
Roche, 153, 282
Sande,-son, 279
Pyllett, 281
Rocke, 119
Sandei-son, 283, 284
PynchcskM-, 152
Uock.s, 148
S.'indford, 80, 158, 271
Pyi'EK, 57— SO, 123-126
Uodkyo, 67
Sandon, 279
Pyramus, 172
Rodney, 2H7
Sands, 249
1
ROGHHs, 84
Sandys, 182
QuADniNG, 277 1
Hu'/crs, 84
S ANTON, 280
Quadrinrj, 111
Rogers, 91, 189*
Santon, 280'
Quacbing, 260 '
RokebT, 146 !
Sapcotes, 157
Queeuy, •11 j
Rokley, 158 j
Sapcoitks, 280
Quinsey, 46
Rolaz du Kosey, 1 68
Sapcottcs, 280
Quintin, 246 ;
RoUesley, 144
Sauxdei;s, 86
Qmny,179 \
Rods, 141,158
Saunders, ^6
QuvUer, 316
Rose, 250, 267
Saunders, 69, 81, 88, 248,
Qu'yuye, 177
Ross, 166
249
RossKTOH, 278
Savadge, 182
Raclcliff, 148, 152
Rossetor, 278
Savage, 152, 1 84, 217, -248,
Eadlky, 278
Kotheram, 292
250
RmIUii, 278
Round, 183, 249
Savell, 147
Ramsay, 311
Rous, 54
SaviU, 146, 275
Randolph, 184
Rouse, 318
Sawney, 53
Ravening, 282
Rousset, 329
Sawyer, 50, 51
Rawlins, 252
Rovston, 70
Saivyer, 53, 54,55, 56,329
Rawly ns, 316
Rudge, 317
Scarablesby, 276
Rayner, 259
Rudhall, 81
Scawen, 14
Raynton, 82
RlTDYAKD, 85
Scene, 150
Rea. 318
Riuh/ard, 85
Scherer, 172
Read, 82, 83
Rumney, 179
Scobell, 173
Read, 82, 83
Runcovere, 11
Scoche, 284
Read, 289, 290
Russell, 12, 14, 1-22, 246,
Scopholmo, 292
Re,ide, 161, 258
318
Scott, 166, 167, 174, 209
Redliead, 260
Rutter, 253, 317
Scroop, 108
RecUnge, 316
ityder, 275
Soudamore, 90
Reed, 140, 161
Rye, 190, 191
Searaer, 60
Reguier, 175
Ryeth. 153
Seamor, 95
Reresby, 106, 143, 153
Ryland, 178, 248,219,317
Seavernc, 179
Reve, 179
Ryther, 287
Seckford, 13S
Revesby, 286
Sedgwick, 77
RevUliod,174
Sackvyle. 150
Segar, 216
Reynell, 198
Sadler, 116, 181
Segi-ave, 268. 277
Reyuoldes, 198
St. Aubyn, 198
Sellon, 168—176
Reynolds, 248
St. George, 73, 216
Sellon, 94
Ribye, 27&
St. John, 136
Serjeant, 106
Ricivrdes, 289
St. John, 136
Seymcr, 95
Richard, 169, 252
St. Paul, 147, 161,288
SKY.Monii, 87
Richardson, 180, 249, 253,
St. Paule, 157
SLaler, 181
317, 318, 321
St. Piere, 150
Shallcross, 215
R.CHK, 83
St. Valery, 16
Sharpe, 52
niche, S3
S.iladin, 175
Sharthascll, 180
KiddLll, 185,203
Sale, 183, 184
Shaw, 252
Killi.t, 1.18, 172
Sales, 168
Shawcros, 216
Ki.lov, 133
Saltkh, 85
Shawcro^sr, J15
Kolilleil, 316
Sallniarsli, 267, 283
Shawe. 118
llul.liiu., 319
Salway, 179
Sha.Kpcri', 179
H"l«Tls, 1S2. 319
Samliach, 80, 320
1 SUKKI'IKI.U, 2S1
K..bc.t.-, 177
SAMiaui.NK. 85
SholliL'ld, 156, 2ti5. 281
U.,bort>oii, 138
■S(n,dm-iii; 85
Sheldnii, 178,180, IS.', 218
Rubins, 178, 17'^
Sandu.rno, 99
249, :il6
llMlUNbON, 84
SauM'son, 119
Shullev, 10 1
i:obiHson, 84
Sand, 255
Shellun, 2b0
' Sandall, 286
Shepard, 41
INDEX.
341
Shcpheard, 97
Slieppard, ] 60, 2S.!
Sheriiigton, 1 1
Shernird, 283
SiiiiHwooD, 88
a/ieruood, 88
Slienvood, 116
Shiiisiilo, 177
Shoulji-idge, 308
Rhutt, 307
Sidlpy, 268
Siduliiiin, S2
Siiucottes, 290
Simons, ^3, 178, 179, 31B
Simpson, 53, 21]
SincUiir, 164, ]()6,20fi, 207
208, 209
Skaio, 180
Skai-lett, 143
Skerne, 256
Skiner, 41
Skipwith, 281
SUpvH/,, 281
Skipwith, 153, 257, 261
272, 277, 285, 286, 287*
293
SLATiat, 282
««ta-, 2S2
yl:.<le, 317
Sleight, 160
Slylord, 75
Smalbonk, 89. 90
SnialLirook, 248
Smallwood, 122
Smart, 52, 252
S.MJ!ATON, 90
Smcaton, 90
Smeweii, 102
Smith, 212—216 '
Smith, 213 I
Smith, 22, 53, 65, 66, 94
98, 101, lis, MO, 160
180, 181, 248, 251 253
319, 321
Smith-Cuniiiglmme, 310
S.MVTH, 91, -282, 283
Smyth, 283
Smyth, 44, 121, 122, 148
161, 177, 250, 263, 265,
275, 279, 280
Soley, 248
Sollers, 183
Soinercots, 270
Somorscallos, 282
Sominor, 10
Songer, 290
SorTHDT, 92, 03
Sniithh}/, 92
Soiithliy, 91, 99
Southcott, 198
Suiithworth, 258
S,>«ard, 277
Sowley, ISO, 321
Sowtlio, 272
Spauke, 94
Sparree, 182
Sparry, 183, )
S|.ic.T, 88
SriEH. 94
, 94
Spooner, 70, 17
Spiingett, 307
Squiiib, 95
S</uib/j, 95
Staffrrton, 110
Stafiertou, 95
Stafford 95
Stafford, 95
Stafford, 144, i;
Stalyn, 262
Stampe, 96
Stampe, 96
Stanger, 86
Stauley, 184
Stanlow, 284
Stanlow, 146
Stanton, 116
292, 318
Starkey, 181
Starnbnigli, 292
Staveley, _'S9
Stavert.n, 53, 6(
Staynfifid, 266
Stephens. I I, v:i
Steward, 183
Ste^vart, ! 62, 1 1\
206, 207, 208
Still, 75
Stoakes, 182
Stock with, 143
Stockwith, 141,
Stoddart, 294, 2
Stok&s, 99, 278
Stone, 180
Stowford, 5'
Strange-, IS 9.0
Strangw,,.!,, 151
Stratford, 250
Strattr.n, 101
Strdlcy, 110
Stkofiiiim.i, 97
Struutihill, 'h
Stn.arl,, 26i;, 207
Stiihhf,. 122
Sy.lnry, 205
Symcoto.s, 278
Symonds, ] 80, 320
I Symon.s, 178
I Symson, 122
j Syugar, 316
Taaffe, 205
Tailer. 177
Tailluii, 97
Taileur, 104, 105
Talhoi/rs, 288
Talbo'ye.-i, 288
Tame, 52, 56
Tandy, 181, 251,319
Tankerville, 205
Tdtmhall, 98
Taulboyes, 286
Tayler, 248, 249, 318
Taylor, 38, 53, 76
Tebb.s, 57, 329
Temple, 144
Tennant,267
Taberville, 320
Terrv, X6
T«t:,nl, 246
TKTTrKSHAL,,, US
Thaeker, 153
Thella.son, 172,174,1;
Theobald, 56, 72
Tm.Miii.KKV, 2S5
Thhnhhh.i, 285
Thimbleby, 256, 2S1, 2
ThimbletUorije, 26u
Thomas, 305
Thomes, 180
Thomp.5oL., 53, 161, 2
307
Tiioresby, 1.56
Thoresbye, 281
Thornbury, 251
Thorne 2 ,0
Thorol.l. 275
Thorowgood, 66
Thorn, 1 78
Thornbury, 321
Thorneton, 177
TnoiiNiiiLL, 286
Thornhill, -i&ti
Thointon, 159
Thorp, 139
Thorpe, 147, 235
ThrockmorUin 178 17
249
, 138
342
Titterie, 119
Twittio, ISO
■\VaIshani, 319
Tolson, 76
Twyiiing 252
Wal.she. ISO. 316
Tombes, 178
TyMll, 48
Wal.singha.n, 182, 184,
Tomes, IS-l
Tyas, 148
Walte.-, 105
Tomlinson, 178, 182
TVLKM, 103
Warberto.i. 147
TouniK.;, 318
r^lkr, 103
W.arburlon, 39, 42
Toms, 177, 317, 31S
Tyriu, 139
\V,irclall, OS
Toiil.v, 2(M
Tyrrell, 169, 175
AVar.l, 91, 160, 300, 31
ToiileV, -.'04
Tyrwitt, 141
Waki.e, 307
TooKEii, 99, 100
Tyson, 119, 120
Wanic, 305
Tookcr, 99
Wanlo, 305
Toolev, 140
Uncarman, 203
W'arenne, 0, 7
Tojicliir, 270
Uiukiliill, 181
Waunkoud, 104
ToiH-liflr, MI
Union, 79
Wamlord, 104
Torpky, 17'J
Union, 112
M-arren, 68
Tos,icl,, ICl
Usher, 13
Washborne, 248
Tosliaok, lOO
Waterlioii.se, 2SS
Tofciu, 11
Vachell, 104
Watku.-man, 105
Toucliet, 19
Vm-leU, 104
Walcrtoii, 156
Towc-U, 46
Vachell, 98, 284
Watcrton, 149, 157, 28
To^^•l.:.LS, 237
Vai.oyne.s, 1—7
Watkinson, 45
Tovo-,, 287
Vane. 62
Wats.in, 44, 74, 142, 2
Towiisciid, ISO
Vanlore, 110
W.aurhui.e, 294, 295
Towulcy 2.-.->, 21/1
Varian, 192
Weaver,2.i3
TuwiisliuDcl, 320
Vaniey, 179
Webb, 52
TowTiiiiv, 2S7
Vas,,er»t, 170, 176
Webbo, 17S
ToMhy, 287
Vaugliaii, 75, 77, 84
Webster, 70, 89, 291
Trade, 248
Vava.ior, 140, 289
Weekhcrlin, 100
Tracy, 17
Va/.eiile, 255
Wedlev, 251
Trallbrd, 151
Vtunbh^, 214
Week^, 89
Tree, 54
Venneis, 247, 310
WKLliKCK, 105
Treljcrne, 155
Vcinet, 171, 174
Welby, 52, la6
Tribick, 106
Vcrimn, 21 4
Welcome, 259
Trigg, 56
Vernon, ISJ. 2i:.l.,;)ti, 321
Weklen, 50, 53
Tristram, 321
Vernnm. 45
Wki.dox, 105, IOC
Trivett, 38
Vigurs, 60
11VW„», 10.5
Tromlnii, 108, 17 i
Villeis, 150
Uel.lni, . ■; !)7 3''9
Tro,-:iclc, 104
VilleUe.,, 329
Weldone, 53
Tro«>.lale, -62, 279
Villier-s, 2.:.5
Welldon, 52, 53, 329
Trurlork, 89
Vincent, 199
Wells, 4 0, 87 \Mj, 181
Tiu.Miir].!., 100
Vi.se, 179
Wellys, 177
Tnnnhi'll, 1 Of' '
Vizar, 316
Weksh, 32, 120
Trus.sdl, 213
Voke, 73
Welymet, 48
Trygoll,, 279
Vvn-AN, 123
Wenlneke,177
tA 101-
Vyvy.an, 125
Wenmau, 52
TubolJ, 72
Went\vo}lh, 149, 154
Tucker, 101
Wa.l,ln,,.|on, 291
Wesley, 04, 74, 255
Ti'l.1., 101
W.a.lr. 293
We.sl,'277
TL-uniaiviLi,. 102
Wa.l.„ley, 14 9
Westabie, 37
Turhn-Ml, 102
Wa.ll.y, 177, 183, 184,
Westl.ury, 100
Turul, 316
Westee,t,,55
Tun.tT, 44,77,94, 178, 181
War I'lir.'lV^"
Wesleutt, 54, 55, 110
TniMV, 2.N,s
M'al.rnian, 177, 319
Wisllloi;!' 100
run,c,i. 288
Wal. 317
Wr.vM.n,, 290
Tunny, 28.,
W .,!,■„,. 11
We.sl..n, 51, 72, 89. 31
Turreltim. 170, 171, 172,
Wall,,,,!, 179, 2.-,0
Westu,„„l. 122, 184
170
Walrlave, 279
Wetherell. 90
T.irvy, 320
Wall,,,. 17,v. 21:-, IllO
Wil(,„l„ill, 214
Tmv.y, 2.V2
Wall... 29.1
Wh.il.- 115
TosU,,, 177
W.illl,., l.'O
Whallev, 293
T;mh.,3u-4<j
Waliui.d.'V, 321
Whaila'ni.,n, 42
^\ AUnl.K; 2811
Wh,„l\ , .69
Twiniug, 322
ir.i//.../r, 289
Wbalel.y, 179
W«l|,ule, 264
Whcler, 310
843
Whclhill, 48
Wliistler, 77, 99
Whilam, 263
Wliitacre, 264
Whitaker, 12, 13, U, 15
Whitby, 21
WuiTE, 107
While, 107
White, C8, 100, IV2
^Yhiteha]l, S4
Whitfield, 102
AVhitt, 164, 261, 283
Whittoii, 100
Whonvootl, 274
Whytney, 310
WicbehaL^o, 197
Widdowe3, 319
Wigau, 152
Wiggin, 318
Wigbtman, 42
M^JOHTWICKE, 108
Wirjhtmche, 108
Wigley, 159
Wikes, 263
Wikes, 264
Wilcox, 108
Wilcox, 108
Wilcox, 97
Wild, 97
Wilkes, 121, 179
WlLKI>fSON, 109
Wilkinson, 109
WiU.iii,..,,, JO, :,-r,
\\ ill.. 1,1 ,- ;'- ;i7, 10!
WiNOlI, "ilO
Win,'],, no
WiiKli, 50,
102
WlNcliroMBK
Wi,u-h,:.„lhr,
WinHici.mlH.
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wr,
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■w
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209
A\'
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2.-S, 269
w
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Wi
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Wi
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If
125
Wi
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60,
126
WiSEJ
111
II'
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111
Wi
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9.0, 107
Wi
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w<
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Worster,"177
V\'0HTHINGT,1N, 291
Wiji-lhinjlon, 291
Wortliiugton, 114
Wii.vT, 62
Wray, 160, 293
Wright, 291
Wright, 108, 153, 203
Wrixon, 307
Wyatt, 179
Wyrb, 39
wVgan, 145
Wylrl, 251
W'ylde, 316
Wylv, 177
wVn.^niore, 177
WViiosmovo, 310
W'qtha; 274
Wytlicr, 275
\VVTHER>:WYKE, 292
Wiilhcrnw:,kc, 292
Wytheiiiwykp, 150
YhI.Icii, 88
YARBORducn, 293
Yaiborougb, 154
YiTE, 1 15
Yutc, 115
Yates, 1 1 3
Yalcs, 116
Yaxley, 259
Yieklall,
329
\V,lln,.ill., :n
\Vu,„lf,„,l
\\ill.,ii -hl,\, s,i, 275
\Vo..,l,„;„
Will,,..,., N-
\\',„.,1 , '.:
\\lMl,,ll, 1U'1
W,M„l,|l,„
ii',/,«o«, mil
\V,„„Kv,„,
WlIs.jN,'2ii0
\V,„.„lvalL
W<hon, 290
Woolri.a,,
Wiuibish, 2?4
Woottcn,
Wimbishe, 257
Wovsley,
ISO
149, 285
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