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Catbolic IRecorb Societi^
Vol VI
The Catholic Record Society was founded
ID June 1904, for printing Registers and
other old Records of the Faith, chiefly per-
sonal and genealogical, since the Refor-
mation in England and Wales.
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ABBESS NEVILLE'S ANNALS.
FRONT BINDING.
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embossed and tooled leather.
CATHOLIC RECORD SOCIETY, VI.
Frontispiece.
CATHOLIC
RECORD SOCIETY
MISCELLANEAV
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FOUNO€D
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LONDON
1909
PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY
BY W. H. SMITH AND SON
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TLbie IDolume Is
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being tbe Second tor tbe I9ear.
CONTENTS
I. Abbess Neville's Annals of Five Communities of Eng-
lish Benedictine Nuns in Flanders, 1598- 1687. Co7t-
trihuted by the Lady Abbess of St Scholastica' s Abbey t
Teignmouth. Edited by Dame Mary Jiistina Runisey^
O.S,B I
II. The Will of Christopher Stonehouse of Dunsley,
Whitby. Circa 1 564-1 631. Contributed by Joseph S. Han-
som 73
III. A List of Convicted Recusants in the Reign of King
Charles II. With Notes of the Lancashire ones by Joseph
Gillow. The rest edited by Joseph S. Hansom, ... ... 75
Introdu(5lion ...
Preamble
Bedfordshire . . .
Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
Cambridgeshire
Huntingdonshire
Dorsetshire ...
Essex...
Hertfordshire
Lancashire . . .
Yorkshire:
East Riding
West Riding
IV. Catholic Registers of Crondon Park, Essex, with
notes about Hopcar, Lancashire. Contributed by Francis
A. R. Langton and Joseph S. Hansom. ... ... ... 327
Introduction by Rev. William H. Cologan ... ... 327
Crondon Park 330, 344 Hopcar ... ... 340
V. Catholic Registers of Lulworth Castle, Dorset.
Contributed by Miss Johanna H. Harting. Historical notes
by Joseph Gillow ... ... ... ... 364
425-550
••• 75
London and Middle-
... 76
sex
.. 286
... 78
Surrey
.. 288
... 79
Devonshire ...
.. 288
... 82
Norfolk
.. 289
... 85
Newcastle-on-Tyne .
.. 297
... 86
Somerset
.. 298
... 86
Suffolk
.. 298
... 87
Staffordshire...
.. 302
... 89
Hampshire ...
.. 312
... 90
Sussex
.. 317
Wiltshire
.. 321
... 256
Kent
• 325
... 277
Index. Compiled by Miss Edith Rix
ILLUSTRATIONS
FACING PAGE
I. Abbess Neville's Annals. The front binding Frontispiece
II. Abbess Neville's Annals. The first page 2
III. Abbess Neville's Annals. The back binding 72
IV. Convi6led Recusants temp Charles II. Part of the Pre-
amble ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 75
V. Convidled Recusants temp Charles II. Page 233A of the
original copy ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 258
VI. Crondon Park Registers. Page (27R) of the original ... 344
VII. Lulworth Castle Registers. Register of the baptism of
his daughter, by Thomas Weld, Esq., later Cardinal
Weld 381
No. I
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS IN FLANDERS, 1598-1687
ANNALS OF THEIR FIVE COMMUNITIES
By Lady Abbess Anne Neville
The following Annals are in the handwriting of their authoress the fourth
Abbess of a community which was founded from that of Ghent about the
middle of the seventeenth century, and finally settled at Pontoise in 1658.
This Abbess was Mary Neville, daughter to Henry, Baron Abergavenny, by
his first wife, the Lady Mary Sackville, whose father was Thomas, Earl ot
Dorset. Mary Neville was born in 1605; she made her profession as Dame
Anne in 1634 in the Benedictine Abbey of the Immaculate Conception of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, at Ghent, which had been founded eleven years pre-
viously from the first Post-Reformation Monastery at Brussels.
Dame Anne filled in succession the offices of chief importance in the
House of her profession, during some thirty years, after which she joined its
daughter community at Pontoise, of which she was elected Abbess within
a year, on the death of the third Abbess, having reached the age of 62. She
governed for 22 years, and died in 1689 at the age of 84. The annals break
off abruptly at the date of 1687.
After her death her Religious daughters wrote of her that "her hu-
" mility, charity and motherly hart, was soe remarkable that it extend'd to
' * every one in perticular, as if she had had no other or greater business, then
** to comfort and assist those who address'd themselves to her in theyre neces-
" sityes, and this even in the midst & height of those many heavy crosses,
" which god was pleas'd to favour her with, having given her an invinsible
" Courage & vertue above y** ordinary to suport y'", not only patiently, but
" with allacritye & cheerfulness. She was endowed with a great & generous
" spirit, «& all her actions were accompany'dwt^ Justice, worth & affabillity
' ' w^h gave that Luster to them as became y^ noblenes of her mind and birth ;
" the love of god incessently inflam'dher hart, w*^ zeale & devotion, & she
" had soe familiar a conversation and strict union w^^AlltJ god yt what she
'* spoke in edification to her community she generally drew from y® inter-
" tainements she had w^^^ him interiourly." These words are sufficient
introduction to the person of our authoress.
But the connection between her community and that of St Scholas-
tica's Abbey, Teignmouth, where the Pontoise Records are now preserved,
remains to be traced.
Ten years after the Ghent Abbey sent out the filiation which eventu-
ally settled at Pontoise, that Mother-house again overflowed, and made a
second foundation at Dunkerque in 1663, where it flourished with a large
school for the daughters of English Catholics who could no longer be
trained in the ancient faith in their own land.
During the eighteenth century the Pontoise community dwindled in
numbers, and notwithstanding a school in which were educated many chil-
dren of the nobility of England, Scotland and Ireland, it sank deeper and
deeper into poverty, until in 1 786 the Archbishop of Rouen, as their superior,
decided that a longer struggle was useless, and that the dissolution of the
monastery was inevitable.
The Abbess, Anne Clavering, with the larger number of her Religious
were received into the community at Dunkerque, only to be expelled with
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2 ABBESS Neville's annals op
them seven years later, in October, 1793, by the French Revolutionists, who
imprisoned them at Gravelines during- eighteen months, with two com-
munities of English Poor Clares. In May, 1795, they were released and
returned to London; they reopened a school at Hammersmith until 1863,
when again a move was made to Teignmouth, and before long the school
gave place to the work of the Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
The original marginal notes are here inserted in the text.
1908. M. J. R., Archivist,
St Scholastica's Abbey, Teignmouth.
Jesus Maria, Joseph;
'^ ad maiorem Dei gloria -'
^ sancti patris Benedicti -'
adiuva me;
Anno Domini -'
1597-
The beginning of y^ Congregation of y^ english Benedictin Dames,
dedicated to our B^ lady's all Glorious Assumption, at Bruselles, and
since extended, into several other bowses of y^ same Rule & Consti-
tutions all of y"» dedicated to y^ Honnor of our B'^ lady vnder some
title or mistery appertayning to y^ Queene of heaven; who hath ever
shewed her selfe, a loving Mother and favourable protecttrice to them:
Anno Domini
1597
To yt lord The persecution beeing y" great against y* Roman
Thomas Catholicks in england The lady Mary percy Daughter
^ ^ ' t6 y^ great earle of Northumberland, with many other
persons of quality, leaving theyr owne country retyred into flaunders
living ther at Brussells in much retreat and Devotion; they began
to think of leading a Religious life, and erredling a Monastery, and
conferring thes theyr good desires, w'^ very R"'^ father Holt of y^
society of Jesus, and by his advise, they soone resolved uppon y^
great worke; and to undertake S^ Benedi6l his Rule & Holy order;
w*^'^ of all others, had heertofore, most flourished; in y* now hereti-
call kingdome. confiding it might happily in future times, be agayn
a fit reception for y™;
1598
very R"^ Father holt writt to Rome to y« very R"<^ Father Robert
persons of y*' same society of Jesus; to procure such permissions
and Breves from his Holiness, as were thought requisit; in y^ meane
time father Holt himself procured all other graunts, from y« BisP
Arch Duch & Dutchess w'^ necessary approbation, for my Lady
Jean Bartley to come from y^ great monastery of s^ peeters in y^
Citty of Reymes in france, with Mother Noelle, and tow or three,
other french Religious of y^ hows to come to assist and setle y* new
establishment at Brusselles in Brabant; and all things y*^ concerned
y%and divers other perticulars aduaunst very prosperously and with
great approbation and success;'- and father Holt sayd theyr first
Mass uppon y*^ Assumption of o*" B^ Lady, in y^ great hall desighnd
to be theyr church in y^ hows, father Holt had taken;
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Anno Domini
1599-
By pope The 31 of March y^ Breve and order from his Holiness
clement y8 8^ ^^^^ sigfhnd and sent down from Roome; theyr hows
of merfts w^h "^^^ bought and payd for out of y« breue y^ order was
y^ order; on given To give y"^ y*^ monasticall habit under y« Rule of
condition of S' Benedi(51; & to admit y'" to profession; w*^^ after they
remayning have made -^ give y™ joy in y^ participation, in all the
nary*^ ^ ^'^ '" §"''^^^3 -^ privileges -- and indulgences w'^^^ are inioyed,
by all the moniales ^ of y^ order, always uppon condi-
tion y* they remayn vnder y^ obediens of y<= ordinary.
Anno '-
-1599-'
my Lady on y^ 14 of November my lady Jean Hartley, was blest
blesf ^e fir^ Abbesse by my lord Arch Bishope of Macklin. and 8
Abesse at young english lady s offered y"^sel ves to bee her subie6ls ;
Brussells on y^ 2 1 of November y*^ same month and yeare, beeing
y^ feast of y^ presentatio of y^ ever Glorious virgin
Mary; thes 8 ladys, of w*^^ number my lady mary percy was y^ first
and chiefe; receaude y^ holy habit at y^ hands of my Lord Mathias
hovius Arch Bishope of Macklin in presence of thyr Highnesses the
Arch Duke Albertus and his Duchess y^lady Isabella, Clara, Eugenia,
y^ infanta of spayne; and all y^ cheefe of y^ Towne of Brusselles; ~
-^ Anno ^
'- 160O'-'
The 21 of November; my lady Mary percy with y^ other 7 de-
vout ladyes beeing y* same feast on w*^*^ y« yeare precedent; they
had receaud y^ holy habitt; of our Glorious father S* Benedict; they
made theyr sacred vowes and profession in the hands of y^ most
illustrious Lord Mathias hovius Arch Bishope of Macklin and y«
lady Jean Barckley Abbess, in presence of y^ affor sayd Alltesses:
all the princes and magistrates of y^ towne, expressing great joy,
as beleeuing y^ by y^ monastery of holy virgines, dedicated to All-
mighty God. they and they Citty shold receaue many blessings; -'
r^ 1601 '-
Rev father Holt was sent to Roome; & in his place very R"^
Father william Bauldwin of y^ same society, came to Brusselles. a
person of great vertu and veneration, who had binn prisoner long
in y^ towre of london, and was ther put to y^ wrack, for not dis-
covering y^ Confessions, he had heard of some of thos that were
put to death for y^ gunnpowder treason plott, a reall plot by the
heriticks agaynst y^ catholicks, to distroy y'", but w^*^ out any
intended desighn on theyr parts of any treason or want of duty to
y« King.
- 1603 -
under y^ spirituall condu6l of y* holy man, y^ first hows of our Con-
gregation, advaunced much in vertu, living in great esteeme and
veneration nor was he les of advauntage to y"^ in order to theyr
temporalles; --
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4 ABBESS NEVILLE'S ANNALS OF
'-' 161O-'
The lady Abbess and her Comunity desiring some constitutions
shold be given y"" by my lord Arch Bishope, proper and propor-
tioned to y^ Rule of S* Benedict, his lordshipe taking into his con-
By many sideration y^ dispatch of so great a work calling to
^th^°^^ 1""^ council and advising w*^ may learned persons compild
Jearnfng and ^^^ Statuts and gave y'" to be observde uppon tryall
sanaity. for a yeare w^ they did w^^ much zeale and exactness ~
^ 1612 '-
The lady Barckley and her Religious finding y« constitutions to
theyr satisfaction, as of tru advauntage to perfedlion, and not above
theyr abillity to comply w^^, requested y^ confirmation of y"™; so his
lor^P by a perticular powre delegated to him from his Holiness ton-
firmde the statutes ; -'
And to render y™ less subjecSl to y® changable accidents under
severall Bishopes and states : they were agayn confirmde at Roome,
in y® yeare 1658 -' June y^ 8 '-' by pope -' Alexander ~ y^ ^ VII -'
The popes Nuntio y* lived divers years at Brussells and dealt
many cheafe affairs for o"" Religious Dames at Brussells. w" he re-
turnd for Italy desired to have a coppy of y"" w*^ intention to intro-
duce y"^ in his jurisdiction wher ther were monasterys of Religious
women : y* was in y^ yeare 1631 '-' and severall other Bishops y* uppon
occasion of coming to y* knowledge of y™ by reason of some troubles
y' were for a time in y^ holy hows, examining, and finding y^ tru
valu of them took y"^ to reforme some monasterys in theyr owne
Dyocesses ;
This following letter was sent to me '-
/- 1614'-
from ye Lady This holy hows had both blessings and Crosses w*'^ are
mT^" R*^ y" often times y^ greatest blessings, as I esteeme y^ was
y^ befell thos good Religious in theyr very first begin-
nings, '-' foriny^yeare 1609 -' itpleasedGodtopermit, that averydevout
good man fell into so great a disgust agaynst y^ monastery, and so
ill an oppinion agaynst y"™, as he determined some great mischeefe.
to y^ hows and beeing full of perplexity disturbance, and ill intentions,
he went to bed : it was in february, and not so hott as to distemper
his rest, yet he could take non ; but whither sleeping or awake, it is
uncertayn ; -' it seemde to him our B^ lady, having all y^ Religious of
y® monastery under her mantle, warnd him with threats to desist
from his ill intentions, adding y^ her sweete Sonn Jesus & her selfe
had taken y'' monastery under theyr protedlion, and wold take, as
to y™ selves w* soe ever, shold be acted to y® preiudice of y^ hows ;
very R"<^ father Chambers was y" Confessarius to y^ Comunity; a
most wyse, and worthy learned and sayntly man ; to him y^ mane,
who was of y' Country came y® next morning to Confession,
willing him to impart y^ to y^ Religious, only concealing his name;
y* it might increas theyr devotion to o'" deare Saviour and his B<^
mother: y» relation was sent me by my Lady Mary Vavouser w" I
began our chronicle, and she affirmd she had it from father Cham-
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 5
bers his ovvne mouth and very often from divers of y^ other auntlent
Religious ; -^
God's providence raysed great frends to y^ Comunity
Lady jj^ theyr bej^iiiinef and as my lady Mary Vavouser
declars cheefely by y^ mediation and assistance of y*
fathers of y*= society of Jesus '-' very R"^ father Holt and father Bald-
wene, procured for y*" by y^ liberallity of some Collonells & soldiers
partlyenglish'-'y^summeof'-'i20ooflorens;severall Abbots of ourholy
order gave us some assisting helps and sumes towards our building ;
By y^ wisdome & industry of father Holt & father Baldwin other
good summes of mony du to y^ lady Mary percy were recovered in
england & made good to y® monastery. R"'^ father Baldwin procured
for us of y^ King of spayne phillip y^ 3^ -^ a pension of 50 '- Crownes
a month w<^^ y^ hows enioyed -' till y^ yeare 1624 ^ then it was w*^
drawne.
In fine all good success came by y^ fathers of y^ society, for father
Baldwen and father holt prevayled so with y^ Magistrates as they
were free from all taxes, as much as the poore Clares, and other
mendicant orders, and they had also y" granted to y"^ all other privi-
leges and freedoms granted to any Religious or monastery, w*so-
ever, -< many frends from England contributed for ornaments for y«
church and plate for y^ Aulter, good summes ; ^ The lady Jane
Barkly by monys sent to her; gave a fayre Image in silveer y' cost
( florins ) the lady mary percy a chalis double guilt ;
Lady Anne (767 — o florins)a payre of handsome silver candlesticks
aLovell 512—0.
Mrs Vaux ^ silver Image of s* Anne -^
Lady Digby on of S*^ Scholastica - of o*" holy father s' Benedict ~
on of s*^ Maure ; -^ thes images cost 706
The lady peeters The lady Mary Neville 320. Divers other ladys of
worster hows and persons of quality sent both mony and gifts. '-'
'-' For Reliques -'
Sir William vavousor, of hassellwoode, bestowed a goodly fayre
Relique of y^ holy Cross . uppon y^ monastery w*^^ was receaude w*^
great veneration & solemnity uppon passion Sunday y^ 21 -- of march
- 1623-
At y« foote of y^ silver Image of our B^ lady is placed a little glas
vyolle, of o"" B'^ ladys milke, - ther is also part of her vayle and gar-
ment; very authentically tru; ~ This monastery hath also severall
lieads of y^ 11000'- virgins; with a larg Relique of s' vrsula '-' and
many other great Reliques;
r^ For spirituall --'
Benefactors
The Lady The society hath binn y^ cheefe and in y^ first place,
Vauvosir j^nd ^ father Holt, whom as y" see acted with so much
success for us in our begining establishment ; -^ very R"<* father
Robert parsons at Rome, procuring y^ pope his Breve in so favourable
and paternall terms as nothing could be more obliging; -^
Father William Baldwin who from y^ beginning for 12 years
assisted and instructed y^ Religious of y'^ monastery in all spirituall
dutyes, laying a most excellent foundation in y^ monastery of all
solide vertu and perfection according to y^ Rule of o'' holy father s^
Benedict ; ~ Wherin most happily concurd R"'^ father Robert Cham-
bers y" Confessarious of y^ holy hows ; a most grave and prudent
personn, singularly knowing in church cerimonys and dutyes, a man
of a gallant presence and generous nature, most devout to our B^
father s* Benedict, skilfull in y^ rule and antiquityes of y^ order, w^^
he had studdyed for many years, and was to y^ monastery at Brus-
selles Confessarious, for 20 - years.
very R'^^ father Charles Manners of y^ holy society of Jesus may
well be counted a tru frend & Benefactor, who w" ye Bishope
wold have sold that hows and disperst y*' Comunity to other monas-
tereys, diverted y*^ blowe, and soe wisely and pyously accorded all
things both within and w^^out y* monastery as settled much peace
and satisfactio between y^ Bishope and y^ Comunity, and with the
Religious amongst y"^selves, to y^ singular comfort and edification
of all both at home and abroade; --This Comunity hath binn always
very zealous in the pursuite of vertu and ambitious to pertake of the
participation of merits, with y^ most eminent monasteryes of our
holy order,
first they enioy y^ happines of a spetiall participation
The lady ^f merits with Mount Cassin, and for Masses and
vavesir prayrs after theyr death w<=^ very justly they much
esteeme, and some years since procurde a confirmation of it; -'
And y^ same advauntage they have allso from montserat, And wold
gladly procure y^ same benifit and favour from y^ Congregation ot
S^ Maure;
Thus you may see in w*^ a flourishing condition y^ holy hows was
establisht in both for temporall and spirituall blessings; and w"
it was uppon y^ eve of dissolving by y^ Arch Bishope ; Allmighty
God mercifully prevented y"^ misfortune, and by y^ favour of our B^
Lady will I hope ever protect and assist y'" and rays y"^ frends from
time to time ; still to support y™ till ether england be converted or
heaven be ready for y"^; ~
A letter
La — from my lady mary vavouser, from whos peon I had
Mary vavaser ^jj |-j^gg intelligences concerning Brussells and w* els
I shall heerafter sett downe; —
I have endeavoured to amass to gether all y^ memorialls I can
collect concerning y^our monastery; ~ I have binn about 60 -^ years
in y^ monastery and have had y^ happines to know all y^ Religious
profest heere from the beginning, who were all truly vertuous good
soules but as amongst saynts contradictions will some times ryse;
so in y^ holy Comunity some diff"erences arysing, ther was some
opposition made agaynst y^ statutes; but y^ greatest part of y^ comu-
nity, stoode for y™; and wee y" made our humble recourse to his
holiness, and y^ sacred Congregation for y^ deffense of or statutes;
and God be praysed y^ holy See allways protected us, but yet in y"^
time wee suff"ered much but God assisted us, and all concluded
happily; ~
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 7
Ther is nothings I more desire, y" y^ continuance of a most cor-
diall correspondence between our tow howses so much as I hope
devoted to y^ love and practis of our constitutions, and constant
dependance one y^ dirre6lion and assistance of y^ society of Jesus,
wher uppon certaynly depends both our temporell and spirituall
good; '-' I now send y" y^ coppy of the first confirmation of our
statutes w'^'^ sufficiently proves y^ honnor and obligation we owe
unto thos sacredd lawse; -- and w^'^ will ever be best observde, under
y^ guidance and dirre6lion of y^ fathers of y^ society of Jesus;
experience having taught us w' domage wee sustayned w" deprived
of y^ benefitt. and y^ happiness we now inioy by our return to that
aduauntage agayne; -^ soe as I trust in God we shall ever remayn
constant to both and not admitt of changes, '-
Mary Vavousore
Abbesse '-
I thought it necessary to make known from w* hand I had my
information to render it y^ more acceptable to thos y' may peruse
y^ litle abridgment of o*" Congregation, and as certaynly y^ worthy
Abbess was a person of great vertu and integrity, and knew all
passages and persons from y^ beginning, her words can not but
carry full authority w*^ y'" in all respe6ls, and w' I have or shall
wright of y^ first Monastery of our Congregation I had my intelli-
gence from y^ worthy lady, and shall accordingly deppend uppon it.
and esteem it; as I desire and wish others may doe y^ same,
heere followeth w* R"'^ father Sub pryor* y* writ o^ french chronicle
sayd about Brussells
The oppinion The family of Barckley. of w^^ our first Abbesse of
of Rn^^ta^ Brussells monastery was descended, is as illustrious
wriSitinyofy'' ^"^ auntient as any of y^ english nation; '-'
lady in the But for y*^ illustrious birth is not considerable in it
french chronicle selfe, unless ioynd w^^ vertu y^ is y^ foundation uppon
w^^ v^e are to establish w^ is prays worthy in y^ first
Abbesse, rather uppon the excelency of her spirituall part, y" y^
Nobleness of her family, '-
Father This pyous lady leaving y^ Kingdome of england, y"
Sub pryor flaming w^*^ herisy retyred into France, taking y^ holy
habit of s"^ Benedi6l. in y^, great monastery of s* peter
in Rheimes, founded by S^: Bone in y^ 6^^ age of y^ Church, and
having ended her compleate yeare of Noviship was ther profest;
living with such prudence, and pyety, as she was judgde capable to
be y^ first Superiour of a beginning Congregation; and was sent to
Brusselles, to be ther made Abbesse of that monastery of English
Benedi6lin Dames, w'^^ was ther to be founded; '--
And though wee have no perticuler knoledge of y^ life
Father ^^ ys worthy Abbesse, yet her having binn chosen by
pryor y^ Divin providence, to be y*^ first of a Congregation,
we are therby obliged to conceave a high esteeme of
^ This Father Sub-Prior was Dom Maurus Estiennot, Sub-Prior of St
Martin's Abbey, Pontoise, whose MS. Histoire des Dames Angloises Benedic-
tines is a large folio dedicated to Abbess Anne Neville.
8 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
her person, becaus y^ adorable providence who as much as possible
brings all things to a unity, gives to y^ heads, ye Institutors of
orders, and beginners of Congregations, lights and perticuler graces.
w^h by y™ he also intends shale discend to thos, who shale succeede
y'", and make profession of y^ same institute.
This divin goodness replenished our holy father s*^
Father Benedi6l, o'" founder and law giver, w^^ y^ spirit of all
pi*'0'' ye just, in y^ moment in w^^ he chose and desighnd
him to establish an order in y^ church, in w^^ his children ought to
flourish in all sanctity and iustice; giving y™ a Rule caled in y*^
Councells for its excellency y^ holy Rule, -^
The wisdome of AUmighty God observeth y^ same manner in
order to such as he is pleased to chues for founders of Religious
orders and Congregations. Soe as we may probably confide y'^ his
holy providens had espetiall regard to y^ first Superiour of y^ o^
Congregation, w'^^ she governed -^ 17 -' years, in y^ spirit of peace
and charity, no hows beeing esteemde more regular, or exemplar
in vertu and zeale, '-
She was summoned by her heavenly spouse to receave as we hope
a glorious Crowne as y^ reward, of her pyety and good life;
She was buried in the church of her owne monastery, and hath
ther engrauen on her Tombe; in Lattin, This following Epitaph;
-- Heer lyeth -'
The Lady Jane Barckley Daughter to Jhon Barckley
Knight Baronett; -'
She was brought from the Monastery of S' peeter at
Reimes, to be y^ first Abbesse in y^ Monastery, in y^
yeare 1699*
worthily discharging y^ office for y*^ space of
17 -' years; and dyed holily y'' 2^ ~ of August, -- 1616 -'
her age was 61 -^ her profession^ 35 -
Requiescat in pace; ~
My Lady Mary Percy succeeded Abbesse to my Lady Jane
Barckley. And was elledled by all y^ votes of y^ Comunity uppon
she was blest Abbess on y^ ^ 14 '- of Novem -- 1616 -- As
she was a person of honnor by birth, so was she much esteemde for
her pyety and vertu; '- and as many remarckable things of divers
kynds hapned in y^ time of her prelature, so I shall briefly touch y®
most considerable of y"^. but as y^ is no chronicle but a litle abstra6l
and compendium of the most noted years and accidents I must
ommit many things w'^^^ may be better elswher enlargd y^ only seruing
toretayn this out of y^ blank of oblivion; '-many persons of quality,
and other good abillityes came to setle in y^ monastery of Brussells.
non surpassing it in reputation both for vertu and all other excel-
lencyes. proper to a Religious life; This probably drew the thoughts
ofy^english Missionersy^munks of o'' holy order, to address y'^selves
* This should be 1599.
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to y^ Comunity, for some Religious to beginn a hows of Moniales
under y"^; as my lady vavouser gives account.
-1623-
The The very R"'^ father Rosendus Barlow, y" president of
lady vavuser ^e Congregation of y^ english Benedi(5lins, and Supe-
riour of theyr hows at Doway. came to require y^ Bishops favour
and approbation with y^ lady Abbesse and Comunityes consent, for
some of theyr Religious, to begin a hows of english of our holy
order at Cambray; -^ Having y^ lord Arch Bishope of Macklin his
approbation;w^^y'^consent of myladyMary percyand her Comunity.
to treat privatly w'^ each Religious; and sound theyr inclinations
for such a desighn after -' 4 ~ days comending y^ matter to All-
mighty God, and treeting with all apart; there was only ~ 3 '^ y*^
declard y'^selves ready to undergoe y^ great work, and willing to
imbrace such hardship as can not be avoyded in thes occasions.
D. francis Gowen on of y^ first 8 y^ began y'^ monastery
Lady vavas was y^ most Auntient of thos y^ went to y*^ new begin-
sur ning. She was y^ first Abbesse at Cambray; as her zeale.
and good abillityes for y^ quire and application to all
virtu well deserued; ~
Dame pudentianna Deacon and D vivina yaxly went to
Lady assist in y' establishment; they were eminently regular
Vavouser persons espetially D yaxly '-' who after some years
w" o"" english munks had y^ Superintendancy in spiri-
tual! dirre6lion and were Confessors at Brussels monastery; Dame
yaxly. beeing y" M*"^ of Novices at Cambray was brought by y^
munks back to Brussells monastery, w*^ all her Novices; sister blunt
stayd and profest in brussels Monastery so did D yaxly remayn and
never returnd any more; but livde and dyed most Religiously w^^
much content, in her owne Mother monastery.
R"*^ father Barlow during his tow or 3 days stay at
Lady Brussells perusing and considering our statutes, gave
vauvsir to o'" constitutions a most high prayse, affirming y^
fingar of God. y^ holy Ghost, was in y^ composing y"^ and y' they
were more conforme to y^ Rule y" theyrs; -'
Thes good Religious w^^ very R"^ father president tooke leave
of y^ monastery of Brussells and began their iourny, towards Cam-
bray y^ 3<i of December '-' 1623 ~
This monastery of Cambray is subject to y^ order; but still
retayns a du afre6lion and refers much to theyr Mother Monastery
at Brussells: God preserve y^ spirit in all good Religious howses:
and grant a perfe6l union amongst all Religious orders, and though
I have many other greater faults to blush for; yet I can afiirme: I
have all ways made it my endeavoure; both w^^ my
Anne Nevill owne Comunity and externs. to express my aff"e6lion
abs. unworthy and du esteeme for all; and though I have not found y^
same return from some, yet I shal still continu to
pursu y^ better pracSlis. as having more of honnor and virtu in it;
and mor conforme, to a good religious spirit and conciens: This
hows of Cambray. are very stri6l observers of Silence and retreats
lO
and are not seen at Grates: they ar worthy good Religious persons,
and were for 41 years governed by a very peasible holy person y'
was theyr Abbesse; very R"^ Mother Catherin Gascoygne; who
ended her life with much repute of san6lity.
Brussells monastery beeing y^ first of y^ english Nation estab-
lished since ye fall of Religion; except y' of Lisborn in portugall it
soone grew numerous with persons of a great reputation and vertu.
this made some of y^ wysest of theyr friends cast theyr thoughts
uppon a transplantation, of some of y^ Branches of this flourishing
Cedare, into another soyle; —
Thos of Cambray being much comended for theyr zeale in pro-
pagating God's Honnore and y^ good of Religion, gave incourage-
ment to others to be willing to undertake y^ like ingagement. if
God shold call y'" to it.
very R"^ father Jhon Norton of y^ society of Jesus alias Knatch-
bull, and brother to D Lucy Knatchbull y" a profest Religious at
Brussells and afterwards y^ first Abbess at Gant, y^ worthy father
of y^ society beeing y" a6lually at Brussells and in some perticuler
manner dirre6lor at y^ monastery; and finding y" some litle difficul-
tyes begin to appeare and to easy a parting w^^ theyr worthy ghostly
father M'' Chambers, first by introducing an other and dividing y^
Comunity and nextly by intirly dismissing M"" Chambers;
— R"^ father Norton beeing a wyse man discerning somme less
deppendance then formerly uppon y^ fathers of y^ society, w*^*^
divers of y^ Religious much lamented and spoke freely to him of;
but observing ther was litle or noe probabillity of redress; but by
some seperation; recomending y^ great affayre to Allmighty God;
industryes were used both at home and abroade, to bring y^ good
desighne, to a happy effedl, as by the helpe of holy providence
soone came to pass;~
R father Norton knowing y' to work contrary to Gods will is
to row agaynst y^ streame; he and y^ Religious made theyr first
address to my Lord Arch Bishope of Macklin; ye superiour of Brus-
sells Monastery his Lorsp much approving y^ desighn gave y"^ his
blessing and approbation to a6l. fully in it; but w*'^ all the privacy
y* could be;
It fell out very happily for y^ advauntage of y^ concern, y'
R'^'^ father Norton had y^ Spanish toungu and many powrefull frends
both in spayn and flaunders that were very capable to promote y^
affayre and so accordingly it most prosperously, and effedlually suc-
ceeded; nothing seeming harder in y^ Iron age y" y^ establishing of
Religious howses, so cold is grown both pyety and charity as scarsly
all thos allready founded can subsist; and much less probabillity how
to increas y^ number, and yet w" God desighns. a new establish-
ment shall take, tis strange to see how all things fals out prosperous,
and proper for it; and how sweetly Allmighty God disposeth all per-
sons necessary to y^ aff'ayre, to concur with it; as in a most especiall
manner he did in y^ of Gaunt;
Theyr letters and patents from spayne were very ample and
compleate, with all y^ orders grants and privilidges y* could be given
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in theyr behalfs to y^ Arch Bishope. or Bishopes; princes and Magis-
trates, to prote6l and assist y'" in y^ great work: and y' w^^ all y^
kynd expressions of esteeme and preferrence, y'^ could be wisht or
desired, and soe seald and sighnde for y"" on y^ 24 day of Septem-
ber, in y*^ yeare -^ 1623 --'
Thus all things went prosperously on ; in a silent quyet w^^ out
noys, whilst in y<^ interim. R"'^ father Norton and others of y^
society, writt to frends in england to dispose and prepare y'" for
such a w^ork. which divers ingagd in, '-
The consent and approval of my lord Bishope ot Gaunt, y^
governor and magistrates, was also procured, a hows taken, and
prepard in readiness for y'" and all seeming now compleate. my lord
Arch Bishope of Mackline declaring it his will and pleasure y*^ D Lucy
KnatchbuU; as Superiourby his Lor^P'^ appoyntment shold goe w^^D
Eugenia pulton -^ D Magdilin Digby -^ and Dame Mary Roper '-' w^^
tow novices. --' S^"^ Elizabeth Bradberry. for y^ Quire ; '- and sister lucy
Bacon for a Convers Sister; to transplant y™selves to y^ citty of Gant,
ther to found a new monastery; '-' acquitting y^ sayd appointed
Superiour D lucy KnatchbuU, and y^ rest, of theyr obedience du to
us. uppon express condition, by her and y^ other profest Religious
accepted;'-'
That they shale carry nothing w^^ y'" w^ soe ever out of y^ sayd
Cloyster of o*" lady '-' ether in pensions rents ^ or process of pur-
suance for y'" any other way, y" as y^ Right Honnorable Lady Ab-
besse, and y^ Comunity will freely give y"^, in witnes wher of. wee
have sighnd this with our own hand, and causde, our scale to be
fixed uppon y"^. in y^ town of Brussells. -- on y^ 5^*^ '- of January, and
in y^ yeare of o"* lord 1624'-
This is y^ tennor of the cheefe poynts of my lord Arch Bishope
his grant; and dismission of thes Religious : from under his jurisdictio
and remayning in the monastery at Brusselles.
The authority of my lord Bishope, and his comand y*^ no disputes
or difficultys or any kynd of exceptions shold be obiected, on
the on side or y^ other; but y* they shold part w^^ all love and kynd-
ness, to w^^ theyr owne good natures easily disposed y"^, and ther
was nothing but embracings and tears of sisterly love amongst y'":
but as theyr time was but short after my lord Arch Bishope had
declared his orders for theyr remoue, so y^ dispatch of so great an
affayr requirde theyr whole attendance for preparing for theyr journy
agaynst y^ appoynted day;
The lady vavousir —
-- 1624 ^
uppon y^ 16 ~ of January D"* Eugenia pulton then pry ores ~ D"^
Magdilin digby — D'" lucy KnatchbuU -- D'" Mary Roper, w^^ S^*"
Elizabeth Bradbery a Novice for y^ quire, ^ and S''' Lucy Bacon a
Novice for y^ convers Sisters, departed y^ o'' monastery at Brussells.
I must not ommit y^ Justice, to give testimony they were all most
worthy Religious, truly vertuous, endowed by Almighty God with
great abillityes. Noble by birth and eminent in perfection -- 3 ~ of
y"^ were y'= first 3 Abbesses at Gant,
One of my Lady M. vavasirs letters
*'my lady Lucy Knatchbull who was y^ first Abbess, of thos y^
"went to Gant; was esteemde by all for her sanctity, and beloude
"for y^ sweetnes of her charity, no passion ever appearing in her
" rather an intire tranquillity, in all probations she was on highly
" favoured by Almighty God in prayer of an admirable temper and
" wisdome;-*
D"^ Eugenia pulton y^ 2*^ Abbess of Gant monastery was
*' of holy conversation, Motherly and fitt for Government so as we
" parted with her w^'^ great regret, for y^ great esteeme we had of
" her prudence and vertu; -'
" D"i Mary Roper parted young from Brussells, but w^^ good proofs
"of her great sufficiency and pyety: our Lord Arch Bishope cast
"his eyes on her as a personn likly to be fitt. for superiority: our
" Comunity of Brussells lovde her much. D"^ magdilin Digby was
"truly vertuous, sweete, compassionate and of a Noble generous,
"charitable nature; and very zealous for Regularity: tis probable
" her deafenes. might hinder her beeing made Abbess at Gant;
"After thes Dames ther went from us at Brussells to Gant an
" auntient Convers Sister.-' Sister Cicily price, of a good family and
"truly Religious; favoured by Allmighty God, w^^ many spirituall
" graces, visitations; and some visions of o'' B^ Lady, who called her
" to y^ monastery of Gant; where she dyed w^^ great oppinion of
" sanctity; she was very humble and seeking her own contempt, full
"of charity; I was intimate, with y^ good sister; and do deser-
" vedly venerate her for a saynt; -'
" we have had also in this Monastery divers others highly favoured
"by Allmighty God, with extraordinary graces; — and I lament
" neclect of recordes
jg "The good Religious that were dismist from o""
"monastery to begin a new foundation at Gant; left
" Brussells uppon y^ i6^^ of January arriving y^ next day at y* greate
"citty: were ther happily setled. and we y' remaynd behind, ex-
" treamly sensible of theyre loss ; -^ heere ends thos letters of my
"lady vavousor;
, g _ " Beeing y^ feast of s*^ peetrs chayns at Roome, y^ first
•'^"" ' " Mas was sayd in theyr chappell. S"" Elizabeth Brad-
" bery's portion shold have been some 3000 pound; y^ was y^ fond
" uppon w^h they begun y^ hows but w" it came to be payd fell short
"y^ on halfe; w'^^ was much to theyr prejudice; and dissatis-
" faction; --
" Ther was also an other Novice for a Conuers sister
vrv^ser- *'y' ^^^^ ^^^^^ y^ ^^^^ ^° ^^^^ Monastery. Sister
* "Teresa Matlocke; a most zealous labourious good
"soule; skilfull in many arts The m""^ of making and teaching y^
" silke flowers in both y^ monasterys. and she who first found out
"y^artof printing leaves; -And though she was much ingaged
"in ys aff"ayre; yet did she not for y^ neglect thos other humble
"imployments of her state; as beeing in y'^ kitchen, infirmary stil-
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**hows and other imployments of labour, frequently rysing- at 3 in
"y« morning, to weede in the garden set on her silks, and w" she
* ' was cooke her porridge pot and beefe was allways early uppon
'* y« fire; So y^ on duty did not obstruct y^ other; but beeing both a
"good cooke; surgeon and Apothicary, all went well one together;
"nor was she less knowing in phisick, but beeing humble, pyous
'* and wise; she made more use y" noys of it; and it succeeded better;
"Thus you may see ther went 3 fro Brussels to Gant first S*""
" lucy Bacon w^^^ sister Elizabeth Bradberry. Novice for y^ quire.
" S'"^ lucy had been her servant in y^ world, a very pyous good soule;
" and of much service to y"^, in y^ thyr beginning, with y^ other tow
"before namde; and iustly comended, — Sister ciscely price before
" mentioned was y^ 3^^: and y^ only coners sister y^ was profest, of
"thos 3 at BrusK
"After this foundation was begun from Brussells, both y^ howses
" continued a Religiouss union and charity for each other; though
" in Brusselles howse ther began some difficultyes to spreade
" abroade. as well as to increas at home; but y* not beeing my
"business nor w* I so clearly understand as y^ I will ingage to
" declare y"". I shall pass y'" over, and only touch thos perticulers
" of noate, y^ may concern y^ satisfaction of other howses of y^
" Congregation as well as that of Brussells;-'
- 1636 ~
In y* yeare y® lady Mary percy y" Abbesse of Brussels was very
solicitous to put her selfe and her Religious vnder y^ congregation
of y^ English Benedictin Munks or some other diff"erent to w* they
had hitherto made vse of, she and her Religious were very much
diuided in y^ perticuler. ^
My Lord Arch Bishope of Macklin informde of y^ diuision, and
disputes gaue y"^ to vnderstand y* in y'' aff'ayre, w*^*^ he esteemde of
so much consequence, they ought to haue recource to y^ holy Apo-
stolicall Sea and know theyr sentiment; he therefore writt to y^
Cardinalls, to w'" his holiness y^ pope, had recomended y^ ordering
the concerns of y^ Regulars — and his lor^P received this answere;
To y^ most illustrious, y^ very R"'^ Lord Arch Bishope of Macklin;
The most eminent fathers to w"* his Holines hath comitted the
regulating y^ aff"ayres of Regulars, are informed of y^ great payne
& care, wher with y"^ greatness hath laboured to conserue union
amongst thos English Benedictin Religious women at Brussells.
as we haue all ready often by our letters made known, how much we
were satisfyed and edifyed by y"" lor^P^ conduct and now again by this
repeate y^ same sentiments, soe as nothing is to be added to y^ pree-
cedent; but y^ afterhauingseariouslyexaminediif itwoldbeaduaunta-
gious, to y^ monastery, to submit y"^ to y^ conduct and direction of
y® English Benedictin Fathers, or some other Congregation of Reli-
gious;'-'it hath bin concluded, by y® vnanimous suffrages, of all
uppon w"™ ys union, depends, y* it is no ways proper to be donn, nor
wold it proue any benefit to thos Religious to haue it soe;
Y"^ Greatnes therefore must take care, to dissipate this affayre,
and to do it in such sorte, as y* noe more be spoken of it; —
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And as y" shale iudge most to y= purpose, you shale aduertis
y^ Abbesse and her ReHgious, y^ they continu, vnder y'^ same conduct,
w'^^ they haue had from y^ beginning, of theyr beeing founded, and
y^ they seek not after nouel tyes; or loue changing but y^ they keepe
y"" selues in a holy peace, and vnion, by w*^^ they will deserue y^
prays and approbation of y^ holy sea; producing great fruitt; and
receaue many Benedidlions, from Allmighty God; y^ giver of all good
gifts, and so crown y"" labours, by y^ recompence of most happy
success;
I shale not at all dispute y^ proceeding, or in any was giue
sentence on y^ on side or the other, beeing not to render an account
of others proceedings, yet certaynly thos howses y' are begun vnder
a good condu6l ar happy if they perseuer in it;
but it seems y^ Lady Abbess w^^ her party, y^ Bishope beeing inclind
for it, found reasons and means to affe6l y^ change they desired, at
least to such a proportion as y^ y^ Munks were setled w^^ y'", but
whether independant of the Bishope or noe I can not tell, nor will
I any ways mention heere such difficultyes of that holy hows as
came to bee too much blowne abroade, for certaynly though ther
were some disunion and disturbances yet y^ world can not deny but
ther was much pyety, and tru solide vertu euer pra6lised amongst
y'", and thos troubles, were but as y^ greater tryalls of theyre most
eminent vertues; sufferings and persecution is y^ tru touch stonn of
our perfe6lion; as I hope it proued w*^ y'", since all was so happily
ended & setled according to theyr first beginning: in time of my
lady Vauousor;
But we must first discharge all due respedl to my lady mary
percy, yet much can not be expe6led from my penn; '~ But as w" we
see, deepe foundations, and great extent of building in y^ out side
appearing to y^ eye we easily conceaue y^ inward appartements are
answerable; ^ so y^ Noble lady beeing brought from a depraued
Nation, and made y^ first stonn in y^ spiritualle building, hath by
y^ preheminence a veneration du; & w^^ she may iustly challeng
from all y^ shale succeade her in y^ Congregation; she Gouerned y^
monastery 26 years. She was of agraue sober spirit; much addidled
to prayre and pyety; ~ w" she dyed she was hurried in y^ Church of
her owne monastery, and had y^ following Epitape uppon her
Thombe; '^
1642
Heere Lyeth y^ most excellent In birth and vertue, '-
The Lady Mary percy. Daughter to Thomas percy; earle
of Northumberland; And knight of y^ Garter; who for Con-
fession of the Catholicke faith suffered long time imprison-
ment, in England, and afterwards beein refugde in Flaun-
ders; she caused to be founded in y^ Town of Brussells A
Monastery; vnder y^ Rule of s^ Benedict; in Honnore of
y^ Assumption of y^ euer Immaculate, Glorious virgin Mary
Mother of God; therein to receaue y^ daughters of the
gentry and Nobillity of England. Inritching it w'^ y^ tempo-
rail goods w^^ she brought and procured from her frends
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& allyes she therein took y*^ holy habit; and was y^ first y*
made ther solemnly, y^ vowes of holy Religion
And was afterwards ~ Ellected Abbesse, by y^ votes of all
y'' Religious ~ comporting her selfe in y^ charge with much
modesty, and egallity; both in prosperity and adversity; --
And after hauing worthily acquitted her selfe; of y"^
imployment; she happily departed y^ life; ~ the 15 of Sep-
tember; 1 642 -the 74~of her age, and the 26 of her prelature;
requiescat in pace
After my lady mary percy her death, my lord Arch Bishope of
Macklin came to take y^ votes of y^ Religious for y^ Elle(5tion of her
Successor; and ther was chosen for Abbess; - The lady Agnes
Lenthalle she was of illustrious birth; and in y^ flourishing years
of her youth forsaking y^ world entring y^ monastery at Brussels was
ther at 21 years of age solemnly profest; - and according to y^ extrea-
ordinary pyety euer remarked in her euer imployed in y^ most con-
siderable offices -- and after y^ death of my lady mary percy. was
elledled Abbess '-
And blest by y^ Arch Bishope of Macklin -- blest on y« 13 of
Nouember; '- 1642 '-'
She was of very worthy extradlion, of a most vertuous and
exemplar life, fauoured by Alpy God, w'^ extreaordinary Graces,
and spirituall visitations, she was very humble and of an affable
mild spirit; yet vigourous and full of zeale for the mayntayning
regular disciplin and y^ obseruance of y^ Rule; she rendred her soule
to God uppon y^ 30 of January -- 165 1 -^ and tho ther is no other epitaph
yet made of her, yet y^ impress of her vertues, uppon thos y^ liude w^^
her, hath giuen so good a reputation to her, as will Hue to eternity
Jannu '^ 165 1 -^
13 w* follows was taken out of my lady vauosors letters
D. Alexia Blanchard was of auntient extra6lion for Gentry
both by father and mother; -- Her father Judg Blancharde was a
person of eminent wisdome and Justice; and his good Daughter
inherited his perfe6lions '^ she had her education vnder y^ vertuous
mother y^ Lady Mary * Neuille; -^ and was especially entrusted by
her. w" in her long time of sickness, all thos helps y^ lady had for
her soule, was in so priuate a way brought to her; though in her
owne father's hows, yet he beeing a protestant and Treasurer, few
or non was to know it; in w'^'^ seruice D. Blanchard's prudence, was
very assisting; from y^ lady she went to Brussells; <- she was pro-
fest at y^ age of 30 ^ i6i2'-'and lined in y^ monastery with that
temper and equallity as she was truly beloude by all; ~ her life and
gouernment was most pyous and they lamented y^ shortness of her
prelature; lasting but on yeare, for she dyed uppon y^-- 28--' of
August -^ 1652 and her death was much regretted by all; -^
requiescat in pace
3|j Lady Mary Neville was first wife of Henry, seventh Earl Aberg-avenny.
She was daughter to Lord High Treasurer, Thomas Sackville, Earl of Dorset,
in whose house she died. Her daughter Anne was the Abbess who wrote these
Annals.
1 6 ABBESS Neville's annals of
- 1652 -
y® XI On y*^ ii -' of September following- D Mary Vauosor
was to y® ioy and singular satisfa6lion of all y* knew
her elle6led Abbess of Brussells monastery and was blest by y^ Arch
Bishope of Macklin, she was a person very eminent for vertu and
prudence; hauing past through all thos troubles and difficultyes,
w*^'^ though I rather decline y" treate of; yet all y*^ were acquaynted
w^^ her in thos days, highly comended her prudent condu6l in thos
troubles and disputes, w'^^ were but too much known abroade; yet
she very happily came before her death whilst she was Superiour to
clos y'" all up and setle y^ hows in much peace and vnion; vnder y®
du obseruaunce of our holy Rule & Constitutions, according to the
first spirit in w*^^ y^ hows begann; vnder y^ spirituall direction of y^
Fathers of y^ Society of Jesus; uppon w™ she much depended; and
with a most vnanimous approbation brought y® whole Comunity to
do y® same;-'
The parants of y^ worthy lady were persons of vertu and
quality. Her mother was daughter to Sir Thomas manners sonne
to y^ Earle of Rutland. -' Her father squire Williame vauousor of
hasselwoode; a family very auntient and of much esteeme in y*
North, but more illustrious by his pyety. sufferance and glorious
Confession of the Roman Catholicke faith. -' for w*'^ he suffered 5
years imprisonment; w*^ loss of a great part of his estate; his howses
seased and posest by heriticke Lords, all w^^ he ioy fully and patiently
suffered for y^ loue of christ; Nor was his lady exempt from her share
in thes sufferings;-'
The example of y^ parants wrought so much uppon the children,
as most of y'" tooke to be Religious, and on of y™ a secular priest
who dyed at antwerp on y^ 6^^ of Aprille, 1660 ~ with great oppinion
of san6lity. -^ The pyous father many years before his death,
obligde him selfe to y^ 3'"'^ Order of s* francis wearing publickly y^
habit and cord;-- And hauing long laboured in y^ vineyard of o^'
Lord, was in a good old age, about 7o~ called as we hope to receaue
y^ reward of his patience & pyous sufferings;--
'- requiescat in pace --
My lady mary vauouser for seuerall years was a great sufferer
both by sickness and other great Crosses by w*^^ it seemes AUmighty
God preparde her; for y^ great worke of setling y^ hows of Brussells
in its first spirit; and way of condu6l; w^^ she performde w*^ efficacy
and zeale: but yet w^^ much sweetness and peace
In y* yeare — 1666 — uppon 5^^ of o6lober, she made her Jubely
w*^ great solemnity, and satisfaction to all. she had y" gouerned the
monastery in quallity of Abbess 22*" years and was still vigorous and
able in all respects ; and all that knoweth her prayeth y^ her life, may
be long and happy --
But as her age was great soe many years could not be ex-
pected, though she continued vigorous and strong, for on of her
*The fig^ure 22 is a mistake. She was made Abbess Sep. 11, 1652, therefore
had been only 14 years in the office. See above.
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years till y® winter before she dyed ; y" she was much exhosted yet
held out till the 4^*^ of * September; 1676 w" she rendered her pyous
soule into y*^ hands of her Creator; and was much regretted by all
her Comunity as well as all others y^ had y^ benefit to be acquaynted
w^^ her ; -'
she was buried in y« church of her own monastery from whence
I have not yet receaude ye epitaph ; but shale leaue place for it;
+
my lady Mary Vauousor beeingf deade; the next day beeing y^ 5*^
of December'-' 1676 '-' my lady Anne Forster was ellected Abbesse
Her Benediction day was uppon y^ 6^^ of January 1677--'
Her time of gouernment was but short; for beeing in hard
times and y^ reuenew and temporall state low, w^*^ some other litle
occurring diflfcultyes y* then happened to fall out she beeing of a
timide sensible nature and apt to malencholly. past her time of
gouernment w^^ much sufferance to her selfe; but w^^ out trouble to
her Comunity. by any other way but theyr discernment of her dis-
satisfaction in her selfe. w*^^ they labored by all the ways imaginable
to diuert but could not; '-
I do not wonder at her sence of want of temporalis, for cer-
taynly it is a weight y* can not but lye heauy uppon the hart of any
Superior let her courrage be neuer so great ; & withall highly assisted
by diuin grace, and supernaturall helps from Allmighty God; of w^^
I make no question but she had a very assisting share w'^^ inabled
her at least for 5 yeares with necessary resignation and exterior
cheerfullness. to bear it out; but y" finding her hart still much opprest,
w'^ deepe apprehensions by her owne great emportunity. she ob-
tayned y^ Bishope and Comunitys consent to lay it down resighning
it up one y^ 13^^ of October in y^ yeare 1682 The Bishope w^'^
much expression of respect to her ; ordayned all thos necessary con-
siderations to be allowed to her w*^^ are usuall in our Congregation
and practis of Religion appoynting her a chamber w*^ a fire, and a
Sister to attend her, and y^ all shold shew her y* respect w^^ was proper
to y* vertu she had exprest in y^ her humility.
After her deposing she was most free from thos malencholly
fancyes, and came to be so well as to come constantly to y^ Quire to
all but matins: and so to y^ Sacraments as y^ rest; w^^ is a great
comfort to y^ Comunity,
on y« 17 of October in y® same yeare, 1682 Dame Dorothy
Blundell was ellected Abbesse. a personn of very eminent vertu.
a sober stayd discreete lady and one who gave great proofes of
vertu before her promotion to that dignity, and on y* with sweet-
nes and charity carryeth on y^ weight of y*^ charge with satisfaction
to her Comunity and edification to all ; --
When our now glorious Kingjamesy®2"'^ wasDuek ofYorkand
with his now Royall Consort, liude at Brusse in time of theyr exclu-
sion from England his Maiesty and y® Queene exprest much fauoure
to y^ our mother monastery and still retayneth y^ same as by seuerall
* Should be December, SeeEpitaph.
2
i8 ABBESS Neville's annals of
occations they haue made apparant and it is beleeude and ther is
iust reasons for it, that our Royall Queene will not ommitt to minde
his Maiesty w" time may be proper, for monasteryes of woemen to
setle in our Nation, to haue that holy Comunity in du season cald in ;
w'^^ tho I do not expect to Hue to see yet non more heartily desirs y'
they may haue all y^ preference of hon"" and esteeme y" I do as bear-
ing to y^ mother hows of our congregfation. a most sinceare affec-
tion ; nor do I want it for any of our monasterys thos espetially of
o"" Combination, w*^^ I account so necessary a spirit for all to haue
y* are, of a congregation as it can not be mayntaynd or held out long
without y^ loue and esteeme Brusselles hath certaynly had, as many
eminent persones in it, as most howses of o"" holy Order, hath pro-
duced, and this last weeke I had letters from my lady Abbess, very
sensible of theyr great loss By y^ death of deere D M Bedingfield
uppon a short sickness of 3 howrs dyed pryoress, and her death much
lamented and regretted by y^ lad Abbesse, and all the Religious ; she
was educated at Gant ther entred y^ Nouishipe, and was profest, and
tho very sickly and for severall yeares not able to goe through w^^
y*^dutyes of Religion, w*'^ was y® occation of her remoue From Gaunt
to change ayre for y^ recovery of her health her worthy father hauing
maryed a Duch Damoisell liude at Brussells w<=^ caused his daughters
remoue thither, and for y^ benefit of a good ayre, was first placed
in a Duch monastery of our Holy Order a litle out y* Towne, but
wanting Language stayd not long ther; but Conditions were made,
between her father, and y^ 2 howses of Gant and Brussells, for y®
resighning theyr interest in her yearly pension to Brussells, w^^ all
other necessary and requisit agreements and free approue and con-
sent; for her entring and perseuering in our first monastery at brus-
sells, where to Gods honore she became soe healthy and strong as
she went, constantly through w*^ all y^ dutyes of Religion rysing to
matins at 3 in y^ morning, ringing y^ rysing belle, calling y^ Religious
keeping Quire w^^ constancy and zeale, she was allways a very spiri-
tuall person, and more y" a litle fauoured by Allmighty God, by es-
petiall lights and graces very deppendant uppon holy obbedience
and superiours by w"^ and by her dirrectors she was allways both
beloude and esteemde
I was her Superiour at Gant, in all y^ degrees she passed
through, in y*^ Conuict,, Nouishipe, and profest Religious; and all-
ways had, a perticuler frendshipe, and intimacy w^^ her; not only
to my great satisfaction and edification, but aduauntage in severall
occasions and as she still continued y' good spirit of loue, and
j-ence where she owed duty, so Allmighty God still increast her
stock of vertu by it ; for w" I past by Brussels to come to pon-
toys; my lady vauouser who was then Abbesse ther; told me, D
Bedingfield was one if not y^ cheefe comforts, support, and assis-
tance she had in all occasions and continued soe till y* good lady
dyed; and then not to fall from y^ good custome she all ways had of
bearing a high respect to all superiours, she fully as much applyed
her selfe w^*^ an indefatigable zeale to serue y^ Comunity, and as
pryoress to assist y^ Lady Abbes y* succeeded D Vauousor w'^^ she
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did w^^ soe much affection and duty, as her death was much re-
gretted by both y*= Lady Abbesse and comunity.
requiescat in pace
r^ W of cheefe remark hath past in y® monastery of Gant;
since y® first foundation in '- y® yeare ^ 1624
The monastery of Cambray went out from Brussells to y* new
beginning- w**^ father Rudesin Barlow y" president of y^ EngHsh
Benedictine Munks ; -- on y^ 3^ of December '- 1623 '-'
Septem 24 ^ ^^^ same yeare y^ patents from phillip King of Spayn
'" were sighnde and sent downe for y^ beginning of Gant
monastery -' w^ past in y^ dispatch of thos Religious from theyr
own monastery of Brussells to y^ of Gant, is allready set downe ;
in w^ belongs to the concerns of Brussels, as you may
Janu 16 ~ ggg folio ~ 39 -^ to folio -^ 53 ^ where we left y"" in theyr
^'^ hyrde hows, with litle grates & accomodations as
proper as y^ place and theyr smale purs could provide y"^; you may
remember, my Lord Arch Bishope of Mackline gave his permission
to thes good Religious to go to Gant to establish ther, on condition
they sholde lay no clayme or right to any thing but w^ y^ Lady Abbess
& her Community of Brussells shold freely give y'"; and y^ monas-
tery not beeing y" in a condition the most flowing in temporells, so
they had only theyr owne litle furnitur for theyr persons and cells,
w^^ some smale parcell of Church stufFe & howshold stuffe, y^ my
lady Mary percy and y^ Comunity bestowed uppon y'"; thus w^^out
on penny in theyr pockets they intirly depending on prouidence; w^**
my lord Arch Bishope his blessing and y' of theyr Abbess they tooke
leave of y^ worthy Community not w*^ out many tears beeing shed
on both sides;
M'^Colforde an english gentleman y* w'^ his whole family resided
at Brusells had often made iournys for y"^ to hire theyr hows
and make it fitt for theyr seruice, but at theyr charge y^ expens w^^
many other occurring disbursmints. in procuring y® Bishope and
magistrates grants, with other'dispatches cost ym -- 1500 -' florence,
in debt ; before euer they entred y^ town ; w^^out any such secure
way of repayment; or of theyr subsisting but only by theyr totall
dependance uppon God's prouidence;
for though theyr hopes was on sister Bradbery's portion ; -- 3000
~ pound yet of certaynty theyr could be no assurance, in regard
both of mortallity . and y^ casuallity of other reasons . y' might be
incident to work a change in a Nouice ; but they cast y™selues totally
uppon Allmighty God and his holy prouidence ; were not dismayd
with any apprehensio or difficulty, but w^^ all cheerfullness setled
y'^selues in y^ hows taken for y™ ; and were most kyndly welcommed
by y^ Bishope Magistrates, and all the towne; who y" seemde much
ioyed at theyr setling ther and hath euer since continued to express
much respect, and esteeme, for y^ monastery ; —
M*" Chamberline an english gentleman, and of good family
beeing retyred into flaunders . with his sisters and other relations
liude ther w*^ much pyety, and beeing cald to an exclesiasticall state
2a
>20 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
by Allmighty God & liuing- with much exemplar vertu was by my
Lord Antony Tryst . y" Bishope of Gant ; made Deane in y*^ Cathe-
drall ; and so well demeand himselfe in y^ charge, as in few years
after he was made Bishope of Ipers; but inioyed it but few years;
W" our Religious arriued at Gant ; my lord Bishope sent M""
Chamberlin to giue y™ his Benediction & welcome, and they ouer-
ioyed to find so worthy a person of theyr own Nation ther, to w""
they could comunicate theyr affairs and confide a good dispatch as
they always found by him ;
For y^ Bishope who had a singular kyndness and esteeme for
M"" Chamberlin, made him visitor and superiour under himselfe of y^
new beginning, w'^^ his lor^P cherished with much fauoure and bene-
volance ;
My lord Bishope of Gant finding by my Lord Arch Bishope of
Macklin his dismissin letters y* my lady Lucy Knatchbuli was
ordered to be Superiouris till an ellection. or other appoyntment
shold be mad, his lord^P confirmed y^ prerogatiue uppon her, till his
lor^P could have time to send to make a new ellection and y^ they
were more in number to do it;
This litle Collonny went on very prosperously hauing in y^
Town a Colledge of English Jesuits that much conduced both to
their spirituall and temporell benifitt; for thes good fathers dealt
with seuerall familyes in england to send theyr children and rela-
tions to y^ new plantatione, so as it began much to flourish w'*^
a good reputation both at home and abroad, w'^^ inuited many to
setle ther
The first that offered herselfe was M""^ Mary Knatchbuli Niece
to my lady Lucy ; and of a most exemplar vertu and sweet humor ;
with her came M''^ Elizabeth wigmore, a person of greate prudence
and pyety. -'
worthy M"" Vincent a secular priest brought y'" ouer; a kinsman
to my Lady Lucy Knatchbuli and partnor in y^ stock of vertu and
naturall goodness, w^^ w'^^ y^ happy family is endowed-'
He was y" setled Ghostly Father and continued so aboue 30 years
with much satisfaction and edification to all ;
'- 1624 ~
march 2i D. Elizabeth Bradbery was profest;--
25 ~ soone after y^ same yeare and month ; -^ s^'' Lucy Bacon
was profest ; --'
Now diuers came ouer to setle in y^ new plantatione, D Ger-
trude lawson, and on M^^ mary pease both discreete and vertuous
persons very proper for y^ new plantation ;-- M'^^ Mary southcott;
and M""^ Walgrave came both very young but theyr discretion & vertu
made it out ; to a great supply
M^s margaret Knatchbuli sister to M''^ Maryy* first entred w'^
an other of her Cossen Knatchbulls came about y^ same time ; so as
ther was now a full Noulshipe ;
my Lord Bishope finding ye hows increas so fast was now
fully perswaded y^ all wold aduauns prosperously and that he might
now setle y™ with an Abbess ;
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-i626~
March sj! she was elle6led by all y^ votes of her Comunity for
^^ '~ theyr Lady Abbesse and mother; the day and yeare she
was blest in her owne church uppon
In y^ first desig^hn of erre6ling y^ monastery it was determined
to be dedicated, to y^ Imaculate Conception of y*^ euer Glorious vir-
g-in mary mother of God; and to be of y^ Benedi61:in order, for y^ y^
children of o'' holy father s^ BenedicSl had binn y^ zealous promoters
of that singular g-race and priuiledge, '~ especially s^ Anselmne, who
in y^ yeare 1109 ~ first ordaynd y^ seruing of y^ feast; y^ Saynt was
a glorious ornament of o'' holy order, and of the church of england,
&gaue us y^ first grownded authority of solemnysing this festiuity: '-'
My Lady lucy caused y^ picture of the Imaculate Conception
to be drawne As discribed in the Apoalipx;'-
A virgin clothed w^^ y^ Sunne crowned with 12 starres, hauing for
support y^ moone, & her foote crushing y^ head of a serpent; our
Holy Father s* Benedidl on y^ right hand;
and s^ Ignatius y^ founder of society whos order hath allways strongly
diffended y** her priuiledge and title ^ on the left hand '-- supports
her Throune;
This afterwards was desighned to be y^ dedication and alter-
peece of all y^ monasteryes, issuing out of Gaut; at least desird it
shold be so; —
This monastery increasing much both in vertu and good sub-
ie6ls. all went on w^^ much improuement and aduauntage in all
respe6ls;
-1628-
M^^ Roper s^'^ to D mary Roper y' came from Brussells following her
sisters good example entred and was profestony^ 14*^ of September
1628 — An other of my lady Lucy her Neeces sister to D Paula
Knatchball was profest this year 1628 — on y^ 8^^ of December; -' she
is now Abbess of y^ monastery of Gant, w^*^ w^^ great wisdome and
pyety she hath gouerned aboue 30 years; and still Hues in perfe6l
health, and highly esteemde by all as well for her great parts as
vertu;
<- 1629-'
The last y* my lady Lucy receaude and profest was D mary Triue-
lian on y*^ 30 -- of January 1630 ~ she was a most eminent person in
y^ pra6lis of humillity, shrinking at no difficulty, but with much zeale
and courage passing through all degrees of suffering both in sick-
ness, and all other try alls and Crosses;
Out of y^ portions of y^ Dames, w^^ my lady Lucy profest for
y^ Quire she purchased seuerall howses & gardens, on mont Blandi-
nus. with in ye Jurisdi6lion of s'^peeters Abbey; with y^ good Appro-
bation of ye prince; Abbot and City of Gaunt; who all afterwards
accorded to y^ amortment of y^ saide ground, as amply appeares by
y^ patents granted for it;
In ys purchase my lady Lucy Layd out; 135 16 ■- florence ; '-
5|c Abbess Neville has omitted the name of Dame Lucy Knatchbull as the
first Abbess, as also the date of her benedi(5lion, which was 21 March 1624.
and in building a smale residence, chappel and quire for present use;
I2CXX) ^ florence ; -^
if y« health and long life, of y^ worthy lady, had been answerable to
her zeale and courage; she wold haue left vs admirable proofes of
her eminent wisdom & san6lity. but God permitted for her greater
merit y* her life was but short and by continuall sickness much dis-
inabled to make thos great abillityes she had appeare w^^ soe much
euidence to y^ world, as otherwyse. they wold haue donn; not with
standing ther ar still extant in Gaunt monastery — many of herowne
wrightings discouering y* as her endeauour was only to loue serue
and pleas Allmighty God; soe his emence goodness imparted many
graces and fauours to her: very aduauntagious to her selfe and her
Comunity. ^
S^ Toby Mathew in y^ yeare 1652 ^ writ a short compendium
of y^ ladys life; and dedicated it to her Neece y" Abbesse; y^ Lady
mary Knatchbull. in y^ booke ther are diuers letters very spirituall,
and sublime; w'^ many other things of great remark both of my
Lady lucy and some of y^ other dead Religious of y^ monastery; and
if God giues me lif by his assistance I purpose to haue it written
fayre and kept w'^ veneration to they"" vertu and happy memory; -'
Anne Neuille
Abbesse
My Lady Lucy Knatchbull was a profest Religious in y^ monas-
tery of Brusells, on y^ i i - of January 1610 ~ she past ther through
seueralle offices, w^^ much edification, & esteeme of sanctity; In
the yeare 1624 -- she with three more profest of that same monas-
tery by a dismissiue letter from my lord Arch Bishope of Macklin
were sent to begin a new monastery at Gant; where she with incom-
parable prudence and vertu gouernd y^ Comunity, and dyeing was
buried in y^ church of her own monastery hauing y^ inscription
uppon her tombe
The venerable Abbesse, '-
The lady Lucy, in y® world called M"^^ Elizabeth Knatch-
bull, ~ dyed at Gaunt, ~ 1629 ~ on y^ 5*^^ of August; y^ 45
yeare of her age, y^: 19^^ of her profession, y^ 6*^ of her
prelature, and Superiority, in y^ monastery of the I macu-
late Conception of y® euer Glorious virgin mary Mother of
God; and of y® holy order s* Benedict; of y® English Nation;~
Then followeth 6 ~ verses In latin*; '- -'
Domina Lucia Knatchbull
Anagramate; ~
which in English are as followeth -'
The name of Mother clayms tears by right,
in ys sad and shadowed monument;
She Lucy was and by her light;
the world recaude all tru content
but whilst on earth her rays were cast
* The latin verses are not given by Abbess Neville.
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The heauens grew enuious of our bliss,
And drew her to y"'selues in hast;
we to theyr wills must be submiss,
Ther lik^ y^ moone in full, she shines in glory
and will on earth assist and ayd us in o"^ story
This worthy Abbesse was most sincerly beloude by her Comu-
nity and highly esteemde and reuerenced by y"^ and by externes.
for y^ great sanctity of her life; wisdome in management of aflfayres.
w'^ suauity in gouernment, ioynd with a most admirable humility
Solicitude, retyrement & prayre; in w^^ Allmighty God did her many
singular and extraordinary fauours;-'
her death was much lamented by all especially her Religious
she profest in her time of prelature in Gaunt as Dames i i '-
Conuers Sisters: 3 --
The grandfather of y^ lady Knatchbull, was in great esteeme
w^^ Queene mary -^ and her successor allso Queene Elizabeth, beeing
y" Gouernor of Douer Castle, and wold he haue forfitted his faith
& gonn to church, shold haue continued y^ charge, and binn soone
rayde, to many higgher dignityes but he humbly besaught her
Royal Maiesty to permit him to lay down his imployment & retyr
into Irlande w'^ his family, and relations; ther to serue God more
freely, y^ pennall laws, not being yet ther in force;
This family flourisheth both for ritches and antiquity still in
Kent, ther cheefe hows bears y^ name of mersam hatch; or y^ hatch
of mercy, from an auntient custome w*^^ they had in Catholicke
times, (y^ hows standing betweene Canterbery and Douer) to releeue
deuout pilgrimes. and poore passengers w^^ beere breade & cheese
w'^'^ stoode allways ready ther uppon a hatch at y^ low^ere gate, at
all howrs, both day & night;--
This family haue not only binne auntient good Catholicks, but
many of y"^ also haue binn Religious, to y^ great edification, and
aduauntage of thos Religious familyes, where they haue binn pro-
fest; so wee may say of y^, as of y* of saynt Basill;'- a family of
saynts;'-'
This worthy Abbesse profest in her time of prelature in Gant;
Dames for y^ Quire i i '-'
Conuerse Sisters 3'-'
-^ 1629'-'
my lady Eugenia Pulton '-
2^^ Abbesse at Gant; --'
After y^ death of my lady Lucy Knatchbull, my lady Eugenia
Pulton, beeing cannonically elle6led by all y^ votes of y^ Comunity
on s^ Lawens his day y^ 1 1^*^ of August; -'
And uppon y^ 17^^ of September y^ same yeare; 1629 '--was blest
Abbesse, by my lord Antony Tryst, y" Bishope of Gaunt; -' she
was descended of an auntient Catholick family but most eminently
Glorious by y^ faithfull practis of her holy Rule;
she tooke y^ habit of holy Religion in y^ yeare of o'' lord ^
1604 - on y^ 12'^ of may. she w^as one of thos 4 y^ came from Brus-
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sells for y^ beginning of y^ monastery of gaunt, she was very much
esteemde at y^ monastery at Brussells, from whence she was dismist
to y^ beginning, and was y" actually pryoress, to y^ great satisfa6lion
of y* Comunity, and regret to part with her;
she was both eminent in pyety and not less seruisable in Dom-
estick affayrs. her first care was to emproue the Quire both in
saying and singing and all other dutyes of prayre and spirituall
exercyses. and nextly like a good steward and M""^ of y^ Comunity
she was warry and frugall in all expences. vigilant ouer all y^ occa-
sions y^ might aduaunce y^ temporallityes, of her young but yet
unfounded hows;
many things in her time were agitated of great importance,
& carryed on prosperously, as farr, as humayn prudence, and indus-
try could extend, though it pleased God y^ nothing tooke y^ desired
effect
Her Sacred maiesty Donna maria infanta of spayne, at her
departure from y"^ Kingdome to y^ Empire, out of her singular affec-
tion to y^ english Nation, and to R"'^ father Ihon Norton, alias
Knatchbull, Brother to my lady Lucy -- who was y" resident in spayn
and procurator for his order at Madride, and had often opportunity
to wayt uppon y^ lady; at his request both undertooke & obtaynd
of her father-in law that was y" Emperor; a foundation for y^ Dames
of Gaunt; of 1 2000 florence a yeare; in y^ lower Austria; ~ The prince
of Osnaburge was appoynted ouerseere & comissary in y^ affayre, ~
Alferius Crips a kinsman to y^ lady Knatchbull a man of great
experience in affayrs and who had language was sent into germany
'-i63i-'to take possession and agitate y'= full setlement of y^
concerne;
But y« same year y^ bloody wars broake out in Germany by
the vyolent inuasion of Gustauus King of Swethland^ who w^^ y^
other confederate heritike princes took & possest y'^selves amongst
other places in germany, w^^thos yt were assighnd for us;-- And at
y* tryst at munster w" peace was accorded, thos were left in theyr
hands; so as we can only say, y^ foundation was giuen us but we
neuer inioyd it; ~ God desighning o'" lot to be that of his saynts, an
intire dependance on his fatherly prouidence, -'
This lady pulton w" she first tooke up y^ Gouernment, found
y^ hows incumburd, w^^ many litle troublesome debts; w^^ she of a
frend bowrrowed 100 pound to pay of; AUmighty God blessing y*=
endeauours of y^ wyse lady & y^ zeal of y^ Comunity in concurring
with her frugallity and parsimony in all things; as far as possible
theyr health wold permitt, nay even beyond it; for of 3 things they
vsed to have at dinner; they tooke of y^ last — the offring dish; ~ and
non but y^ sick had any thing in y^ morning; - & for a yeare nothing
was eaten by any between meals, but in case of sickness, and on
tuesday nights for a yeare also; no flesh, or any other thing for thos
in y= Refectory but bread & butter -' all other things were answer-
ably stated, aduauncing y^ howre of prayre & prime, at y^ halfe
howre; and as soon as euere mass & reading was donn, all sitting
down to work; tow howres of y^ Canonical Office were sayd before
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y= CoiTiunitye masse, and sext and 9^*^ iust before dinner; ~ the 2"^
halfe howre of recreation; all setled to worke; and w" it rung- to 9^^
howre; silence began and on redd for half and howre; and sayd other
deuotions alowd y^ last part -^ At tow o'clock it rung as usuall to
reading at w^^ all mett & disperst imediatly w" it was ended with
great recollection & silence;
It not beeing permitted for any to speak to others or devert
y= time; but w^^ much zeale, to return every on to theyr owne affayres;
and y^ was y= constant practis at all other times, w" y^ Comunity
was to meete and disperse after euery duty;
Thos days y^ were not talking seuerall things were redd of
history, or according to seasons or times proper: in work times
espetially in times of Souerayn Silence ther was allways ether
reading or praying, thos y^ were workers by weeks made but halfe
an howre of meditation in y^ morning and y" came to work after
mass till y'^ first peale to dinner; agayn from y^ time of recreation
beeing halfe ended till y^ first peale to supper; all saying theyr beads
together as they sat at work. '- So y^ generally thos that were
zealous persons, and made a scruple of loosing theyr time, sat some
4 howrs before dinner w^^ y^ interuall of mass only; and after dinner
with out remouing they sat about 4 howrs also in y^ afternoone;
w'^^ could not as many feared, but much preiudise theyr health, but it
was for God. and good of a'jComunity w^"^ stoode y" in neede of theyr
assistance and seruice; and they very cheerfully embrased y^ oppor-
tunity; hauing y" by seuerall marchants very good vent for theyr
silke flowres some times 30 pound at a time; they preferd y^
generall good before y'^selues thus by theyr good complyans w^^ y^
desighne & endeauours of theyr worthy Abbess, and aduis and
assistance of y^ fathers of y^ Society & other frends. many persons
of quallity and fortune came to be Religious in y^ monastery and by
degrees seuerall portions were put out; and all debts payd; in
acknowledgment and thanksgiuing to Allmighty God for y^ great
mercy and bounty from his fatherly prouidence; y^ whole Comunity
mett in y^ chappell of loretto ther to sing a Te Deum, as well to
owne, our B^ Ladys most fauourable concurrance to this greate
worke; as to implore, her assistance for the future; in all y^ might
concern y^ temporall or spirituall good of y^ Comunity she beeing
theyr mother and protectris;
The hows was now full, yet many still desiring to adde to y^
number; it was thought fitt y*^^ we shold enlarge and build w^ might
be proper for a monastery, and we were the rather perswaded to
y^ by reason, many of our ablest Religious vnexpectedly fell into
caughes and dyed, wanting ayre & conueniency of loging;
Seuerall frends were aduisde w'^ all about this matter, and all
were of oppinion y^ build we must, and y^ sooner we went about it
the better it wold proue;
My lady Eugenia perceauing y^ building was to bee sett uppon
out of hand, cast about to see w^ stock she could make to begin y^
work withal; and hauing some 5 or 6 thousand Pound sterli-or
rather more, out at rent in england, and 1000 in Irland w^^ other
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mony out in flaunders & 800 pound y" to be receaued now my lady
reserud out of y^Mast portions payd in 2000''' sterling to begin theyr
building
Ther was a Duch marchant on Mr Hobroocke who hauing
liude some time in england spoke english as well as any stranger
could doe; he had a great affection for y^ Nation and in perticuler
for this Comunity; we came to haue a correspondance w*^^ him by
reaso our monys were remitted out of england by his father; and
y^ 2000^^ sterling desighned for y^ building was put into his hands
to bargayn and pay the workmen; other knowing personnes were
called to aduise w^^ about y^ affayre;
On M"" Dumass a graue and well experienced personn: of w'"
we had bought that hows and grounds w^*^ standing uppon y* rise
of a great hill, was very hard to build uppon; y^ gentleman, entring
vv^h ^r Hobrook and y^ workmen to suruay y^ ground and measur
it after he had scene y^ platforme, & considered y^ situation of the
place, offered to exchaung and let vs haue an other hows in w^*^ he
liue; iust opposit to y^ on y^ other side y^ streete; on y^ tope of the
hill with gardens and grounds very proper for building; declaring
y' according to y^ experience he had in building y^ uppon y^ hill if
carryed on by y^ platforme, wold before it was ended cost at least
7000 pounds at w^^ y^ workmen & M"^ Hobrooke smild and offered
to make out y^ whole desighn for 2500 pound:
The first stonn of y^ building was layd in y^ yeare 1639 -^ and
all w" it had layn to setle y* was necessary beeing dispatcht aduaunst
very prosperously but as y*^ heigh of y^ building was to be very high,
and y^ foundatio uppon y^ side of a hill they were accordingly to
desend in laying a deepe foundation vnder ground, so y^ before; y*
wals were a yard high aboue ground, y^ whole 2500^^ was despatcht;
and ther was nothing left to conclude all with; but new supplyes
were to be found out; to goe one w^^ y^ building, we had y" or a
litle after seuerall in y^ Noviship. whos portions were very probable
to discharg y« work so as ther was litle apprehension of any diffi-
culty in taking upe monys. w^^ M"^ Hobrooke shewd him selfe very
willing to lend; at 6 and a quarter; y^ was a high rate, and lay heauy
uppon y' hows a long time; but thos persons and portions they had
y" in y^ hows and others in prospecSl abroade; made them sighne to
y^ conditions, M"" Hobrooke promissing to pay y^ workmen as he
did euery weeke, y^ work went on a mayne;
164O'-'
times were in a very promising prosperity w" we began o*"
building but in 40 -' and 41 --the troubles weer grawn high, and as
our frends and relations were both Catholicks and of y^ Royall party,
so o"" interest in y"^ and the monys wee had in theyr hands, soe fell
to y® ground as y^ from y^ yeare 1642 ~ we neuer receaud any penny
of rent for w* we had in england; and but litle of the principall many
years after; and thos y^ were both in y*^ conui6l * & Nouiship were
forst away, by want of abillity in theyr frends to pay ether theyr
3|c Convi(5l was the name given to the school.
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pensions or portions: so y" may conceaue to w^ a condition y^ poore
Community was reduced unto -' and w^ a chang y^ made in all things;
and how heauy it lay uppon y^ thoughts & harte of my Lady Eugenia
Pulton who had a vast building in hand; a great Comunity to mayn-
tayne, and all temporall probabillitys in soe low an ebbe as ther was
litle grownd for any promising hopes to build uppon and it could
not but shake a great hart; yet y^ worthy Abbesse; held fast uppon
that neuer fayling Anchore, of God his holy will and prouidence into
y= deph of whos Secrets we must not search into;
if y" cast y"" eyes uppon the good success y^ temporall affayrs
had in y^ beginning of y^ Superiours time; you will see, no humayn
prudence or forcast was wanting parcimony & oeconimy in hows-
hold affayrs was very well adiusted, promissing hopes and expe6la-
tions ready at hand; w" at an instant all fayles even necessary
subsistance; for uppon such a cessation of rents and all other
monyes. and y^ weight of y^ building uppon y'", difficultyes and
debts, could not but ensue; to a great proportion, to make God's
mercy & holy prouidence, y^ more apparantly propitious to y"^ holy
hows after wards; yet not by y* first ouerture of his fauour w*^^ was
y" very promising; --my Lord Marquiss of Worster; had still my
lady Ann his youngest daughter to dispose of: my lady Elizabeth y^
older was maryit; to my lord viscount montigue; -my lady Anne
hauing some thoughts of Religion w*=^ declaring to my lord her
father; he encouraged her much in y'"; and Gaunt monastery beeing
y^ hows pitcht uppon for her retreate; all things were accordingly
proposed and prepared ; for her iourny.
we had a litle garden hows w*^^ was some times out of y*=
enclosurr, as o'' extern frends might have occasion for it: This was
taken by my lord of worster his order — and 12 young youths of y^
welch nation w^^ a good graue priest; and a rent payd us for it; and
the hows furnisht w'^ proper mouables for theyr use; and wee were
to dress theyr meate: and prouid y"^ with all things necessary for
20 pound a year for y^ present but if my lady Ann shold perseuer to
be profest w'^ us. y" wee were to haue for portion w^^ y^ lady ioooo
pound in mony. besids Jewells and many other aduauntages ~ w^^
5000 pound land a yeare of inheritance; uppon w'^^ we were to be
obliged to mayntayn y' welc colledge in y^ same way it was begun,
but without any pensions; w"^^ were to be inuolud in y^ 5000 pound
land a yeare;
~ 1641 ^
Thus crosses and comforts go hand in hand: but alass this was
no lasting satisfadlion for though my lord of worster setled all w^^
as much security and kyndness for us as was in his powre; yet his
daughter coming but not perseuering with vs all y^ fortun and great
hopes soone vanisht; & y*^ lady went w'^ 3 y* came with her to y«
Carmelets at anwerp; where in a sharpe fitt of sickness soone after
she dyed; but was profest more y" a yeare; with 5000 pound portion
taking in seueral upon it. ~This really was a blowe y^ fell heauy uppon
y^ whole Comunity, but was certaynly most felt by my Deere lady
Eugenia; for though she bore it out w^^ a Religious courage and
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cheerfullness, yet soone after we beg-an to find a great change in her;
by a decay of memory w*^^ deturned her to a state of iiiocency, for
euen y" she was capable of y^ praclis of pyety, so far as frequently
to receaue the holy Sacrament of y^ Aultar. w'^ sighnes of tru deuo-
tion, but wholly insufficient in all things of gouernment; and
domesticall aff"ayres; all tryalls and remidyes by phisick for some
monthes were applyed but no alteration appearing probable y^
phisitians declaring ther was no hopes of her recouery the Comunity
made theyr addresse to y^ Bishope for theyr elledling an other
Superiour;
At first his lor^P seemde vnwilling for any change; and 2"'^'y he
wisht vs only to take a Coadiutrise but y^ Comunity persisting in y^
positiue demaund of an other Superiour his lor^P sent y^ cheefe pas-
tor of y^ Cathedrall to come and examine y^ affayre, both by speak-
ing w^^ y^ Abbess and others, as he did: and it is Strang w^^ w^ a
ReHgious temper my lady Eugenia comported her selfe; declaring
how vnworthy she was to gouerne such a Comunity of saynts, and
how much she desired to be deposed; and render it to a better hand;
8i y^ so rationally as y® good priest began to thinke it was rather our
inclination, y" any iust caus for it on her side, but by degrees finding
a sufficient caus to prosecut y^ matter he began to tell vs y* y^ Bishope
wold be w^^ vs y^ next morning and y' he had appoynted him his
interpretor, speaking some litle english
This very much surprizd vs beein a short warning and a positiue
appoyntment of an interpretor w^^ was rather to be at y^ Comunityes
choyce; y" by any other way of ordering.
The Religious ciuilly obiecting his not hauing sufficient know-
ledg of y^ language for that aff"ayre he returned to my lord Bishope,
to giue account how all had past, and our refusing him ; uppon y^
my lord Bishope sent M*^ Hobrooke to be interpretor but his beeing
no priest or Religious man soone cut of y*^ pretence ; y" his lordshipe
sent an Irish priest M"" Dalton, the pastor of the great hospitall, a
freind to y^ Comunity and a man without exception for abillily; yet
y^ Comunity remaind constant to y^ refusall ; alleaging that they
wold not quitt theyr priuiledg of making theyr owne choyce, for no
person lining. M"" Daldton returning to y^ Bishope he sent y^ deane
and 4 more of y^ chapter to examin o^ Rules and constitutions to see
uppon what title we made so strong a plea for our selus, to refuse;
w*" his lor^^P namde,
wee imediatly gaue y'" y^ latin statutes to peruse, and poynted
out y*^ place where it giues y^ Comunity y^ choyce of tow Religious
men to be present with y^ Bishope, and assist in theyr behalfe in
thes concerns; they also showde y^ Deane y^ y^ Statutes were con-
firmde by y^ popes authority, and so were not lyable to those frequent
changes, as other Constitutions are y'^ are made by y^ single authority
of y^ Bishops only approbation, they tooke y^ statutes w^^ them and
went to y^ Bishope; where ther was assembled; all y^ greatest Diuins
to consult this affayre; in y^ meane time our Comunity meeting in
chapter concluded to wright a petition to y^ Bishope to request y^ in
granting y^ theyr priuiledge to chues y^ assistants y' were to attend
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his lordshipe in y'' affayre, he wold also approue y^ choice they made
of tow of y^ Society '- very R"^ father Jhon faulkner, ~ & fathere
Georg^e Duckett, both y" resident at Gaunt, and father faulkner y^
only man that beeing" a Jesuit y^ Bishope admitted to visit; and
discource w'^ him; for though in former times his lor^P had binn very
obliging to y*^ fathers of y^ Society, yet of late that was grown cold,
and rather a distance on my Lords side w^^ some conceaued mig-ht
haue proceeded from some perticuler accidentall occasion y^ had
raysde some difficultyes on all sides, and it is probable enough,
and to y^ may be added y* Jansenius, y"^ was promoted from bee-
ing Deane of y^ Cathedrall at Gaunt, to be Bishope of Ipers. was
entirly mayntaynd he and his Doctrin ; by my Lord Bishope of Gant,
and his Clergy, as also by my lord Archbishope of Macklin, who
ioyntly w^^ y^ Bishope of Gant, writt to Rome or in some perticuler
manner soe declarde for Jansenius and his wrightings. as they were
both excomunicated, and exempted, at least in a perticuler manner,
from all publick appearance, and acting, whilst theyr caus was in
tryall at Rome in w^^ interuall, of things beeing decided : our affayr
fell out to be acted, w^*^ made y^ Bishope as wee conceaud willing to
declin the hauing y^ Jesuits to attend uppon him ;
The petition beeingwritten & sighnd by eueryperticuler person,
of y^ Dames; itw^as sent away to y^ Bishope, and his lor^P was much
satisfyed with it ; and y^ assembly of diuins and priests all concluded
y^ we had iust reason to mayntayn our rigbt, and so y^ Deane com-
ming back brought y^ Statutes to us much comending y^ zeale and
vnion of y^ Comunity, and assuring vs y' my lord Bishope was much
better satisfyed w'^ our refusall y" had wee binn less zealous of our
obligation ; and y^ wee might take y^ tow fathers wee had namde to
his lor^P in our petition, w'^^ he very willingly granted;
This poynt of chusing thos that are to attend and assist the
Bishope at visits and ellection of y^ Abbesse . is of so great impor-
tance to be mayntayned in vigor . as shold it ons come to be at y^
Bishops appoyntment ; you wold hardly find it restord agayn to its
former latitude : and though at visits it may seeme rather a restraynt
y" aduauntage, yet certaynly it is very emporting; and considering
the freedome all may haue of wrighting theyr mind to y^ Bishope
w" they please ; they were better in priuate cases y^ they wold not
haue known to come from y"^, raher to make vse of theyr penn, y"
exclude y^ benefit from y^ generall of hauing tow present, w*=^ can
not but ballance all sides w^^ much equity and prudence, as experiens
will best make appeare in this occurrances ;
The day and hovvre beeing come y^was desighned for y^ great
action ; y^ Comunity hauing made 3 days retyrment, to prepare, for
a new ellection ; -'
All being assembled in chapter; my lady Eugenia very humbly
presented herselfe before my lord Bishope uppon her knees, and ther
made her resignation, deliuering up her pastorall stafe; and w*^
much cheerfuUness and respect; receaud my lord Bishope's blessing;
his lor^P much comending her vertu in y^ great act and giuing her
thanks for y^ well gouerning her charg w^*^ a comand y^ she shold
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be attended and treated w^'^ all respect as y^ statuts appoynts she
went forth of y* chapter to her chamber, as not beeing" iudgfed
capable to giue her voyce for her successor; her surrender caused
tears in many eyes, but y^ edification her religious comportment
gaue to all was of much comfort and satisfaction; hauing- thus
sweetly layd down y^ stonn of Gouernmen, she now seemed to be
retyred into y® Hand of peace, inioying y^ pleasing calme of a disin-
gaged life, free from all cares, but how to dispose her soule ; for y«
sweet embraces of her heauenly spows, when he shold pleas to call
her from a temporall to an eternall life; ~ she still retayned her
owne loging chamber w^^ y^ same Sister to attend her ; and on of
thos Dames y* formerly had belonged to her seruice ; to be still with
her to serue and assist her; y^ Community continuing y^ same duty
and respect as to theyr mother . visiting of her . and demaunding
her blessing euery on striuing who shold express most duty and
affection to her ; watching w^^ her tow and tow a night . for aboue
a yeare together: -^ w" my lady Mary Roper was blest, y^ whole
time of y^ cerimony my lady Eugenia remaynd uppon her knees
before y^ Quire grate ; with such a modest humble sweet comport-
ment; as Collonell Gage, and some other english of quality then in
y^ church, who had binn well acquaynted with her . in time of her
beeing Superiour . w^^ w"^ she had dealt many affayrs of consequence
w^^ much conduct and discretion, could scars forbear tears ; to see
her so inconcernd in w* so nearly related to her;
And she was y^ first y* decended to y^ quire dore ther to meete
my lady Mary Roper, and offer her obedience to her, w*^^ she did
uppon her knees w'^ so much cheerfulnes and humillity, as made all
ther admire her vertu & from y' howre she rendred all imaginable
testimonys, of loue and duty to her; as beholding God in her, for
whos loue she took delight to become again a subiect, and Hue and
dye vnder obedience; and pay respect to a Superiour; <-*
^ 1642 -^ y^ 1 1^^ of Decem
'- The Mass of y^ Holy Ghost according to custome hauing binn
sung, and all things in y^ vsuall forme ; dispatcht, ^ they came to
the giuing theyr votes for y^ nu ellected Abbesse, and at y^ first
scrutiny y^ lady mary Roper; was chosen, mother and Abbess to y^
Comunity. ~ My lord Bishope gaue her his blessing and seemde
much satisfyed with all y* past in y^ great action ; incouraging y^ lady
ellect and promising his fatherli assistans & prote(5ling fauour on
all occations
'~Ther was nothing wanting to haue compleated o'' happines in
y^ lady, had Religion only depended uppon naturall abillityes, or
interiour graces for in thes she was incomparable ; but alas ther must
be a sufficient fund to subsist by or all y^ rest will come short of w'
we most desire ; for perfe6lion it selfe is preiudist where necessarys
are wanting; and though we vow pouerty yet Religion it selfe can
not subsist w^^ out such a proportion of temporalis, as may mayn-
tayn a Community, out of such distresses as must both distra6l,
and destroy y'" if not releaud in time; y^ worthy Abbesse was of a
most Noble and generous spirit ; she had a large hart and propens
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desirs to doe great things for y^ Glory of God and good of y®
Comunity and y^ more intensly she suffered, y<= more streight y®
prison of impossibillity seemed to her; to accomplish euen w' was
decently necessary for y^ seruice of God and Religion,*'-'
she was a person most accomplisht, in all thos gracefull quallitys,
w'^^ could possibly giue luster to her Noble birth or Abatiall
title; w'^^ gaue her a great reputation in y^ world abroade, and
much esteeme at home but she had y^ misfortune, to begin her
gouernment, uppon infinitt disaduauntages ; '~ for besides thos re-
sulting difficultys from so great debts, and great number of Religious,
w*^ litle or noe reuenews to mayntayn y'" ; '-
Rebellion in england with ciuill ware with y* horrible sacrilegious
murther of y^ King himselfe had so disordered y^ poore Nation and
inuolude all our frends and relations, in such a sea of suffering,
both theyr persons and estates; as wee became vidlimes in y^ same
sacrifice, for they became uncapable, to pay ether rent or principall.
so y' for about 7 years and some few months, w'^^ was y^ full time
of her gouernment; she had nothing but y^ portions of thos she profest
to subsist by ; '- Her owne hart was not less sensible of y^
Cross, though she carryed it with much cheerfullness and allacrity.
so as some conceaud she did not feele it to y* degree as but too late
we found she did ; for she wold often say her harte was girded round
with Iron; and nothing could giue her ease; yet still she bore it out
w'^ courrage and conformity to Gods best will.
The disturbance of thos times, drew many of quality out of
england, both Catholicks and Heretickes, and as they came often to
y^ grate ; so answerable to theyr concerns my lady had often occation
to treate w^^ y™ now amongst other gifts y^ God had bestowed
uppon her y^ of conuinsing & conuerting hereticks. was remarkable
in her ; to y^ aduauntage, y^ modesty and grauity of her Religious
behauiour and thos conuincing reasons, w^^ with such an humble
maiesty she would dileuer; wrought more effe6lually uppon theyr
minds y" her elloquence; yet she was not wanting in y' art but
was as well verst in all poynts of conuersation as any one wold be
My lady Duchess of-- Buckhinghame; was forced by y^ trouble
to fly both from Irland and england re tyring into o"" monastery
for 15 monthes. lining with much pyety in a solitary life, taking soe
much content in y^ monastery, y^ had not y^ necessity of her maryed
condition forst her away she wold ther haue ended her dayes ; -^ and
y^ lady layd y" y® dissighne of beginning a hows in Irland imparting
thes thoughts to R"'^ father Duckett who I suppose gaue her per-
mission to aske 3 or 4 w^hither or no if God shold enable her to
establish a monastery they wold be contented, y' she shold demaunde
y*" of the Superiours. they wold submit, to w'^^ they consented
'-1650'-
King Charles y^ 2"^^ in his iourny to Scotland y^ 2^'^ yeare of
his Raygne. sent word he wold visit her la^^P and her Comunity '^ as
he did uppon y^ 18 -- of March 1650 and his maiesty was pleased to
express so much veneration for her vertu, and esteeme of her pru-
dence; as to comunicate w^^ her some affayrs of importance; and
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recomend him selfe and theyr success, most earnestly to hers and
y« Comunityes prayres;
his maiesty was pleased to express him selfe much satisfyed
^yth ye comportment of y^ Comunity, inlarging him selfe much in
theyr comendation to my lord Bishope of Gaunt, y" in y^ monastery
to attend uppon his maiesty: assuring- y^ Bishope and others of y^
Spanish y" ther w^^ his maiesty y* if euer God restorde him to his
kingdome y^ Comunity shold euer find y^ eflfedls of his fauour; '-
'^ wee must now diuert a litle from goingf on w^^ my lady mary
Ropers time of prelature and returne to lay my lady Eugenia in her
Tombe; --I haue already told you how weak y^ good lady was
growne so as to be watcht by tow a night; yet she continued like
an innocent lambe only capable of y^ Sacraments and spirituall
things but as she grew more languishing-, so she seeming les sen-
sible she coiiiunicated seldome; yet w" y*^ day and howre of her death
aproched she, seemde rousde up to receaue with much pyety her
holy viaticum, all beeing- assembled and assisting- her y" w^^ theyr
prayres, and performing all other dutyes to her with g-reat respe6l
and aflfe6lion; after she had binn annealled she peasibly and happily
rendred her pyous soule into the hands of her Creator; on y^ 9^^ of
Nouember -^ 1645 '"
All thos dutyes belonging to her death and buriall; w^^ w* so
euer other obligations du to an Abbess, were exa6lly dischargde
for her;
Thus hauing gouerned 13 -'years & and some 3 months ~ laying
y" downe her Crozier and surrendring it in Chapter she liude some
3 years more in a more priuat way till she was sumoned to y« way
of Eternity;
she profest Dames 31 —
Conuers Sisters 1 1 —
she was buried in her own Church with y^ Epitaph uppon her
graue;-
Requiescat in pace:
heere lyeth buried, the most R"'^ Dame y^ lady Eugenia
Pulton ~ 2"^ Abbesse of y'' monastery who happily dyed in
our lord 1644 y^ 9^"^ o f Nouember y^ 65 yeare of her age, y^
41 -- of her profession, & 16 of her prelature;
Heauen gaue her as a starr to preside, and illustrate; in y^
conduct of others -'
A Virgin noble by her birth; but more noble by her vertu -
A saint by her Religion, and pyety, venerable by her
dignity; -
Amiable for her Candor, and sincerity of hart; ~
Admirable for her zeale in obseruing y^ Rule, & customes of
Religion;
By thes she triumpht ouer death, and by her vertu gaynd
heauen;
Her chaest pure soule, leauing to vs, y^ spoyles of her
inocent dust, inchaced in y^ Tombe;
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She gouerned 13 years — 3 '-months
she profest Dames for y^ Quire — 31 — convers sisters — 11 '^
The memory of my lady Eugenia's vertues did not dy with
her; nor y^ affection of y^ Comunity w^'^ they still retayn to y* mater-
nall care and kyndness they euer found from her; -'
my Lady Mary Roper finding dayly y^ weight of many occur-
ring difficultis by want of supplyes of monys from england. y^Bishope
very seuerly opposing, as he had reason y^ professing any with out
theyr portion; 4 nouices went out all to gether and diuers others
stayd some 3 — years, some seauen beforthey were or could be profest;
y^ gaue much affliction to my ladys sensible and generous nature,
but she supported all with much sweetnes and patience but yet
grew dayly much indisposed in her health.
The Duchess of Lorrayn then resident at Gaunt, whilst her
procee was handled at Roome and she by y^ popes order confinde
to remayn in so many leagues, distant from y^ Duke.procurde leaue
of his holiness for 12 times a yeare to enter with 3 or 4 to attend
her into our inclosure; and she fayld not to makevseof y^priuiledge.
and as no person was better verst: both in y^ ciuill and Religious
way of entertayning persons of y* quallity. y" my lady mary Roper,
so no person could better discharg y"^ selues of such a cerimony y"
her la^P could do and y* to so great a degree of satisfa6lion to y®
Duchess as she declarde her selfe incomparably pleased with my
ladys way of treating of her; and as highly edifyed with the Comu-
nity, and theyr Religious comportment ;--
Dame Christine forster Daughter to S'' Richard forster was
y" a young Religious and spoke french excellently well; and was my
ladys interpret, w^^ she dischargd soe well and soe much to the
Duchesses content; as proued of aduauntage afterwards, w" my
lady Christina was sent to bullogne; '-
my lady was allways very zealous of all y® dutyes y* belonged
to y® Diuine seruice and though her health was but weake; hauing
binn ill all winter; yet now in holy week uppon palme Sunday coming
to Euensong she sung w^^ much alacrity y^ magnificate antiphon -'
The words of it were I will strike y^ pastor and dispers y^ sheepe;
The next day she was taken w^^ a shaking agu. w^^ soone
tooke her out of y^ life; and y^ yeare following y^ Comunity was
diuided ~ & some of y* Religious sent to Bullogne;'-'
All sorts of endeauours were applyed to preuent death, and
restore y^ worthy lady to her health; but w*^ out affe6l; for each
moment y^ approches of death seemde to be so neere at hand;
This holy weeke was y^ last of a preparation for y^ Jubily, w^^ fell
very aduauntagious for my ladys satisfa6lion; she made a generall
confession and most pyously disposd her selfe to gayn y* great par-
don; on Easter eue she comunicated at 12 --at night, not beeing
able \o fast till morning to gayn y^ Jubily. next day, she lay very
quyet till y^ consult of physitians came to giue theyr orders to her
they & y^ Comunity were much amazed to find so great a chang to
y^ wors, so y^ now all hopes of recouery was layd aside, and theyr
34 ABBESS Neville's annals of
endeauours applyed to haue her take y^ last Sacraments, as she did
imediately with much deuotion;'-
The court of england was iust remoude into holland to attend
his Maiesty for his Coronation in Scotland; some of y^ Nobillity y*
pastbyGant; and rid post gaue y^ King notice of my ladys desperat
condition, his Maiesty imediatly sent away Do6lor frazer, w^^ a com-
mand to employ all his skill to saue y^ life of so wise & worthy a
lady; and y"^ he shold take no recompence for it; but from his owne
Royall hand, assuring him a larg reward, if he shold bring him y®
good newes of y^ ladys recouery; Do6lor frazer came uppon thurs-
day in Easter weeke but my lady dyed y^ night before his arriuall;
and was layd out in y^ Quire; he lookt seriously uppon her, and
sayd ther appeard so much wisdom and maiesty. uppon her dead
brow, as sufficiently witnest w* great treasurs lay hid w^^ in w" she
was aliue;-'
This lady was allways extreamly apprehensiue of death; and
w" she first fell ill. we were in much payn how to diuert all things
from her sight or hearing y* might make her refle6l of beeing daun-
gerously sick or dying, but Allmighty God. so disposd, as y^ after
y^ first day. she seemd vnconcernd for all things, but God: and how
to loue & pleas him; y® transports she had were only in restles
sleeps; and some expressions not corresponding to y^ sence; but
nether any thing appeard in her y*^ was extrauagant or vyolent
'- As my lady her selfe and her whol family had euer showde a
great respe6l and dependance, on y^ R"'^ fathers of y^ Society, soe
now at her last howre she exprest a great desire to be assisted by
y'" and y^ fathers fayld not to comply w*^ y^ her inclination so far as
y' day and night tow of y"^ were by turns watching and praying by
her; from y^ time she tooke y^ Sacrament to y^ moment of her death;
w'^^ was from Sunday till Wensday; in all w'^^ time y^ Comunity was
not less watchful and attendant uppon her by day and by night
extreamly sensible to loose so good a mother and gallant Superiour;
but w' God hath determined can not be preuented, so w" her howre
was come she most '^ peasibly and w^^ all the euidences of a happy
death tooke leaue of y^ fading world surrounded by all her children
who in sighes and tears payd theyr last dutys to her; and fayld not
with theyr pyous prayres in y* last moment to serue her;
she profest for ye Quire Dames 13 - Conuers Sisters | 4
she dyed on y^ 21 of Aprill '-- 1650 -^
And was buried in y^ Church of her own monastery
my lord Christopher Roper her Nephew beeing y" at Gaunt caused
a black marble stone to be prouided to lay uppon her graue. and y^
following Epitaph; to be ingrauen uppon it in lattin; -^
requiescat in pace <^
The Lady Mary Roper
S'"^ Abbesse of Gaunt Monastery
- The ornament and delight of y^ Noble Englis virgins
of y^ Religious Conuent; '-
She was Daughter Sister and Aunt to 3 Noble
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Barrones of Tenham -- peeres of England
Her youth birth beauty naturall goodness &
sweetness of conuersation
made many Lords & persons of quallity ambitious
To match with her
But she dispysing all y^ world Holds Glorious --'
Wold loue nothing but Jesus Xpt
And to Him she consecrated Her selfe in a Religious Cloyster
liuing in y^ holy profession -' 31 ~ years
Obeying w'^ Humillity and comanding with modesty
Heauen and y^ Cloyster grew emulous to haue her <-'
I salute y" o most holy and Noble ~ virginall Dust; ~
Be you in eternall peace;
This is y^ desire of him who hath learnt by y"* example
The way of peace and saluation
Christopher Roper & Barron of Tenham, Peere of England
And Nephew to y^ worthy Abbess
dedicates y^ to her Memory
requiescat in pace,
-1650-
After y*^ funerall was past and all dutyes to y* dead dischargd;
and y^ my Lord Bishop could tend to take y^ votes; y^ 3 recollection
dayes ordayned by y^ Constitutions, y^ Mass of y^ Holy Ghost beeing
dispatcht and all hauing comunicated, expecting y^ sumon to y«
ellection; his lor^P coming into y^ Church; & tow fathers of y^ Society
chosen by y« Religious to assist my lord ther ready to attend him.
w^^ his lor^'P^ chaplin secretary and on or tow of y® cheefe clergy,
w^^ our ghostly father and on or tow english; w*^^ was winkt at in
y* circumstans
The votes were giuen & my lady Mary KnatchbuU by all y®
voyces but 4 w^^ was giuen to my lady Catherin Wigmore; my lady
KnatchbuU was ellected Abbesse; to y^ great ioy and satisfaction
of all; her la^P very humbly desired not to be burthened with such a
weight; but my lord BisP incouraging her gaue her his blessing and
took leaue; -- The lady Elle6l and her Comunity retiring to y^ chapter
hows ther performing all ordayned by y^ statutes,
1650 and y" went to sing y^ Te Deum in y^ Quire; on y^
15 -of May she was blest Abbes in her owne Church
with much solemnity and ioy to all y* had y^ honnor to know her
worth and merits; and as y^ fame of her vertu and wisdom as well
as y^ excellency and elloquence of her penn w*^^ she had employed
as y* chaplin to y^ tow preceeding Ladys in seruing y^ Community
had rendred her famous and known in all parts of Europe so did
ther many congratulations come to glue her ioy. from all places;
W^^ she receaued w^^ her accustomed humillity «'
This wyse lady soone found out y* y* most pressing afFayr of
her Comunity was theyr temporall distresses: therefore next to y«
seruice of God . and aduauncing his honnore by y^ du obseruance of
3«
36 ABBESS Neville's annals of
Religion . she was perswaded y* if she beg-an w*^ y'^ discharg of her
duty to God & Religion . he wold not fayle to assist her in w' must
cost her soe much care; so y^ in y^ first place she establisht y^ keeping
of all Rules most exactly . thos of y^ Quire and other spirituall exer-
cyses, had y^ precedence, y" finding y^ many sickly & weak persons,
could not pass without some consideration she at least endeauoured
to bring it into as stri6l a compass as could stand w^^ charity and
theyr necessity, to w'^^ end a stritSl law was made that for on whole
yeare leaue shold not be granted to any. to eate, any thing betweene
meals, but for theyr health, and euen this was tyed to certayn places,
as y® refe6lory y^ Infirmary . and y* Lady Abbess her
Anne Chamber; <- I was then thow vn worthy pryoress and
Neuille \ can affirm it was soe inuyolably obserud . as I can say
w^^ truoth . there was not an aple or a nut eaten out
of order but was acknowleged w^^ as much humillity and sincerity.
as if it had binn some great fault; and y^ years exa6lnes and good
pradlis of regularity & mortification setled so good a custom in y®
Comunity as gaue great edification to all and tru aduaunsment in
vertu ; taking of y^ least liberty in y* kind; thus from time to time ;
and euery yeare w" she and y^ Comunity took y^ spirituall exercys.
she layd hold of some one espetiall Rule to take to hart; to improue
y® Comunitys vertu by;
The King of england often entred y^ monastery and exprest
much esteeme and respe6l to y^ worthy lady conferring w^^ her and
intrusting her; w*^ many affayrs of great concern & consequence in
y® transport of his letters . and y^ dispatch of much business y* most
imported his maiesty . and y^ y" afflicted Nation in w'^^ it pleased
God to bless her with such good success as neuer any of thos afFayres
she had y^ condu6l of in sending letters or y^ lik, euer came to
miscarry
This was y^ time in w"^^ y^ worthy lady exprest how great a
concern she had for his maiesty, who y" wanting mony & supplyes
in y^ kynd. she w^^ y^ consent of her Comunity, ingaged her monas-
tery to thos persones y^ uppon y^ condition promised to lend y^ King
mony. my lord Chancelor Hyd giuing caution to saue her and her
Religious harmless: if it sholde pleas God to preserue his maiesty.
& restore him to his owne. but for y^ present many rather blamed
her loyall generosity, y" comended it. but she went on in her owne
accustomed sweetness with out disputing theyr disapprobation or
iustifying her own a6lion, leaning all to God.
When y« prince had nothing in his power but honnors to be-
stow; and express kyndness and fauor to thos y^ serue and expres
loue & duty to him; thos y^ are not y" contented w^^ w* is in y^ princes
powre; deserus not to tast his bounty w" his abillity, may be more
compleate. but y^ generous minded lady was so farr, from expe6ling
any other recompence, y" the Kings acceptance of w* seruis she could
do his maiesty or any of his Royall party, as she still added, her
owne dayly endeauours to serue him and his, and employed all y*
frends she could make, to assist him;
Tis tru, y5 did not encreas her reuenew or giue her any pre-
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sent ease, or assistance to support y^ debt contracSled by y'^ building
or help her to mayntayn a numerous family; so as she began to cast
about w' releefe could be had from any other way; -- as wee owde M'"
Hobrooke more y" 6000 --' pounds; and payde him 200 pounds a yeare
interest; and as y' year came aboue, & we faylde y^ payment y® in-
terest was ioyned to the principals -^ y^ security he had y^ was y^
hows it selfe with all y^ ground goods and mouables. and w' soe
euer y^ Comunity shold be worth till y*^ debt was fully discharged.
This lay heauy uppon y^ hows besids other debts for hows
hold expences. and litle or nothing receaued from england soe as
all y^ world declared we shold be ruind w'^ out releefe unless, ther
was a stope put to y^ entrest; ^ uppon y^ her La^P made her address
to y^ Bishope and y= Cathederall chapter; to treat with m'^ Hobrock
and bring him to some more easy conditions, after many meetings
and proposalls. y^ last agreement was y*^ from y^ time y^ yearly rent
of interest shold cease and noe payment of it expe6led, till y^ monas-
tery was out of debt; all entirly built and had a good foundation and
revenue so as y^ w'^^ out preiudice they could pay y^ arrears of y®
interest mony; -^ nextly y^ every on y"^ was for y^ future profest a
Dame of y^ Q^^^^j ^^ Hobrock shold haue 200 pound of theyr por-
tion, and y* w^ soe ever summe they receavde less or more: uppon
thes conditions wrightlngs were drawne sighnd and seald on all
sides, and invyolably observd. by y^ Religious and theyr worthy
Ab^ though it was many years after before y^ whole debt was payde,
not w'^ standing y^ gave y'" a capacity to compass it in time, as
through Godes assistance they did but y*^ arrears of the interest mony
is not yet payd w^^ gives y"^ prejudice sometimes for m"^ Hobrooke
his heyres do much pursu y^ hows for it; and w" they can heare or
know of any monys belonging to y^ monastery if they can come at,
they presently seize uppon it, and take all y^ advauntages they can
agaynst y^ monastery but all y^ consciens could exa6l was dischargde.
-1652-
Though y^ put a stopt to y^ great increasing weighty debt yet
It gave no despatch of payment or bringing any monys into purs,
for w*^'^ this discreet Lady tryed all y^ ways in y^ world ; and at last
by y^ help of frends, my lord of Bristow in perticuler, who had y" a
great powre in france, and was Highly in favoure w^^ Queen Regent,
and had procured of her a grant for an establishment for some of o""
Religious at Bullogne. This history is so excellently pend and set
down by my lady mary KnatchbuU as I shall mension no perticulers
of it heere; ye personnes y' went first for y^ great work was -'
D Catherin wigmore pryoress-'D paula KnatchbuU, Celleriere. &
D Margaret Markhame Guardrobe D Eugenia Thorold Thoughrier;
S'^' Agnes pickering Convers.
D Christina forster was not accounted as of y® Number though
she was sent to assist y"^ as interpretor for a time ;
uppon theSthof January in a most bitter cold season y® river all frozen,
and they in a pleasur boate, exposde to wind and weather, began
theyr iourney. loging y^ night at y^ english monastery at Bruges; and
y" at Nieport and Gravelin passing by many sad incounters. by
38 ABBESS Neville's annals of
y* way ; at Calls they lay In a french hows, and y= next day arriving
at Bullon at y' towne gate they met a comand from my lord Bishop
that they shold not enter y* towne ; under excomunication. y^ so much
frighted y"^ as they knew not w*^ to do . but y' good priest y^ came
-yyth ym going to y'^ Bishope and assuring his lorsp that w' had binn
omitted in order to his lor^P^ having not been made fully acquaynted
^fl/th ye affayre nor sufficient mayntenance for y"^ made out to his
lor^P, shold be amply supplyed or els they shold return again and not
remayn a burthen uppon y^ town ; uppon this condition they were
permitted to enter, but were to lye private ; and go early to Mas
in y^ morning, as they did y^ next day; beeing y^ 18 — of January
theyr arrival y<= night before on y^ 17 y^ feast of great s^ Antony;
was iust y^ same w^^ y^ first beginners of Gaunt hows w'^^ was a
great incouragement to y"^ to hope y*^ theyr success wold prove as
happy ; many rubs and difficultyes dayly occurring held y'" more y"
a litle time unsetled ; at last S*" Richard Forster sent y"^ 2000 pistols
to begin theyr foundation, uppon w^^ my lord Bishope of Bullogne
permitted y'" to proceede to ellect an Abbess . his lordsp demaunded
tow more to make theyr number more compleate and then D lucy
perkins -' and D francisca Carrington '^ was sent to y'" w" they were
all met together and had made theyr 3 days of retreate to prepare
y'^selves, R"^ father Jhon Clerk of y^ society of Jesus beeing chosen
by y™ w^^ another assistant, y^ Bishope w*^ his secretary etc having
sayd Mass of y^ holy Ghost and y^ veni Creator breefly exhorted y™
to a du discharge of theyr duty in y^ great action. The votes were
given and by all y® voyces but her owne D Catherin wigmor was
ellected Abbesse; August 18'- 1653 '-
The Bishope with all the assembly gaue theyre applaus to y^ action
and giving y'" his blessing took leave returning to his pallas and
they to theyr chapter hows to perform y^ usuall cerimonyes '-'
By the last tow Dames y'^ came from Gaunt ; my lady sent all things
necessary in y^ compleatest manner for the installment of theyr new
Abbesse ---The Duches of lorrayn sent y^ Crozier and tow Rings, my
lady Knatchbull supplying y® rest ;
The Benediction of y^ Abbesse was uppon y^ 18 of Octo in
the Bishops pallass w^^ all du devotion and solemnity: his lord-
ship continuing his paternall kyndnes for y'" all went on very pros-
perously ; and y^ tow D Ropers w^^ severall others came to y^ Con-
vict and noviship ; my lady Abbesse whos vertu was compleate,
made it still more and more to appeare y^ higher she was raysd, y=
lower she cast her selfe at y^ Feete of all, imploying her self in y^
humblest actions, and attending with infinit zeale to ground y^hows
in y« tru practise of all regularity, both for Quire and disciplin in all
places and times ; in w'=^ she her selfe held allways y^ first rank. This
hows of Bullogne beeing sent out by my lady Mary Knatchbull
fromGant; and till y^ ellection and Benediction of my lady wigmore,
deppending entirly uppon her and y* Comunity. I have not in y^ first
setlement made any division betweene y^ tow howses. but for y*'
future ; as buUogn came to be independent on Gant hows, so we
will divide the concernes of both places ; and first go on w^^ Gant.
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 39
Y" great work and new establishment being so happily setled my
lady Knatchbull y" made y^ Ellection of Officers w'^*^ with y« BisP*
leave was transferd till buUogn hows was out of danger to return ;
tis strange w'^ w' fervour y^ Comunity began anew uppon y*^
renown of some y^ were gonn to grow emulaus to imitate theyr
vertu and supply theyr places . not only personally but even
spiritually to, soe y^ it was '- ecce novo facio omnia . -' . all concurring
in a most espetiall maner to advaunce perfection in y*" selves and y*^
Comunity ; -' The Duke of York and Gloster w''^ all y'^ other Nobillity.
before they left Flaunders came by degrees as y^ King himselfe had
to take leave of my lady Knatchbull and give to her and hers severall
testimonyes of theyr esteeme and good wishes, hartily desiring
prayres: w^'^ was indeede o"" dayly task to pray for y'". His Maiesty
beeing now uppon y^ eve as it were of y'^ happy day assighnd for his
return to England, sent away m"^ william Roper of Tenham with
500 gold pistols in a purs, with a letter in his owne hand to my lady
and her Comunity. The letter was ; -'
My Lady Abbess I have receaved y""^ of y= 25 '- and I do assure
y"; that as I have ever since my beeing in thes parts, receaved many
evidences, of y"" good affetStion, to me, so 1 shall never forget it but
shall all wais have a perticuler kyndness for y" and care of y"^
Comunity as y" shall find by my taking all occastions to oblige you.
^ for ye present, I have ordered y^ chancelour, to send y" 400 -^ eng-
lish pecies in gold; for y^ supply of y^ present distresses and y" shale
find y^ hearafter I will do all I can, to make y"* condition more easy;
and to approve my selfe;
Y"" affectionet frend
C Rex.
This gave much satisfaction to all persons, and great reliefe to the
hows, You may imagin noe joy was wanting or care to provide to
solemize, his birthday and Coronation, first w*^^^ donations for w^^ y^
Bishope sung a high mass y^ Trumpets playing y^ bottom of y^
Church before he began; and agayn after Mass, before and after
y^ Te Deum. At night great Bonfires y' in y^ street consisting of as
many Tubs set on a high piramid w^^ y^ coaches could pass through:
y^ number of the tubs were y^ years of his age: The Trumpets and
weights as well as y^ vyolins playing in y^ streets at severall win-
dows by turns, bonfiring and drinking y^ kings health by frequent
companyes of y^ Nobillity and gentry, y'^ came and sent presents, y'*
lasted but on night, but y^ bonfirs w'^in wer not kindled till y^ other
was extinct; where my lady and the Religious sung catches and
spent some howrs ther; and 3 days of feasting w*^^ something
extraordinary, and y^ whole week recreation
Jn y^ yeare
- 1661 -
His maiesty beeing now. peasibly setled in his kingdome and Throne,
my lady finding noe evidence of y^ Kings bounty yet appeare and
theyr debts and wants crying aloude, taking councell of y« wisest
and best ot her frends she desighned to surprize y^ King not by
40 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
letters but a personall visit; -^ w^^ not w*^ standing she carryed the
affayre w*^ much secrecy: -' ther was at y* time a whisper in y^ hows
and in reallity. a proposition from some to make a new beginning
hows, some sayd at s*^ Omers; where y^ Abbot of S' Bertin's wold
give y'" a hows, and contribute other provisions of woode corn
butter; and y*^ like, and though y^ society at least ye cheefe of y'"
were much agaynst it, yet y^ rumour was not quasht; but another
added to it about Dunkirk: w^^ was the subie6l uppon w^^ my lady
proposed her iourny, and having the Bishops leave, and y'^ Comu-
nityes <-' The Conmunityes consent in y^ latter end of October her
la^P with m"" Gerrard; <-' D mary Carrille '- and sister Elizabeth Tovey
began theyr iourny for s' Omers; and so by Callisforengland, from
s' omers she writt y^ comunity word of her further iourny for eng-
land. and hopes of som considerable bounty from y^ King requesting
theyre prayers for good sucess, '^ she found a most kynd reception
from his maiesty with all favour possible, my lord chancellor hyd
was y" high in favoure much for her advauntage for, his maiesty
assighning her 3000 pound sterling my lord chancellor hastning
the dispatch of at least 1000 w'^'^ was a great favour-- y^ Duchess
of York presented her with a payre of fayre guilded silver candle-
sticks, divers others gave her very noble presents, ~ m"" Carrille
of harting, D Mary Carrille her father, both entertaynd and mayn-
taynd her and her company during theyr stay ther, -'
'- 1662 '-'
About y* latter end of March my lady came back by Dunkirk wher
she found y^ gouernor and all y^ comanders ciuill and obliging to
her: y^ made her soe deale with frends in England to procure leaue
ofhisM'^'y for our setling ther; w*^'^ he made no difficulty to grant
uppon condition y*^ y^ poore clares wold let us have theyr hows and
setle in some other p'mes, w^^ they were y" labouring to do at
Gant: and ther wanted nothing but y^ sighning of y^ patents by y^
King & councell, all y^ rest from y^ Bishope and Magistrates beeing
by my ladys mediation dispatcht: and y^ also from y^ King in a
fayr way for it. so as my lady doubted not of y® Nuns consent; but
they refusde it;
howeuer my lady hauing y^ Bishop of Gant his leaue and y^ of my
lord of Ipers under w"^ Dunkirk is: a secret permission from
England and y^ incourragement of her best frends ther. On y^ 6^^ of
May last with M"" Gerard o^ Confessor; ~ D"^ Ignatia fortescu ~ D
Ursula Butler; D Mary Carrill and myselfe y^ most unworthy, with
a man and mayde servant; went in a private coach; to Dunkirk
where we arrived uppon y^ S''^ of May before dinner My lady send-
ing for some of the officers, to informe y^ Gouernor, his lor^P came
w^h divers other Collonells and taking us out of y^ boate carryed us
to dine at y^ Gouernors hows, his lord^P appoynting y^ private
magistrate to lodge and entertayn us till things shold be other-
ways disposd: but after 2 or 3 days my lady remoude to an other
magistrates hows larg & comod for us, heere we drest our owne
dyet, y^ Gouernor lending us excellent new bedding out of y^ magazin.
his lor^P also made a bargayn w^^ on of y^ King of Spayns officers
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y^ had a new build hows iust out of y^ gates n*" y= town, walled
round about, he obligde him to let my lady have y® hows addicuit for
12000 florence; paying down Y" 500 florence and y^ other 500 at
Christmas, y^ was a most excellent Bargayn and all beeing com-
pleated, uppon the first of July wee took possession and loged ther;
thus beginning y^ foundation: ~ he y^ was y" bishop of Ipers was
not yet admitted by his clergy so as w^'^out theyr permission we
could not have Mass in or litle chappell but sending M'' Gerard to
y« Vicariat. and had y" all necessary grants from y"^ for Mass and
all things proper to o'" dependans on y"^ >^ y^ same day my lady
Knatchbull setled us in y^ new hows she returned by boate to Gant,
ther to profess D Midlemore and dispatch away y^ rest of y^ com-
pany for Dunkirk; w'" she sent with S^"" Hellen to be w^'^ us by y^
12^^ of August y^ we might alltogether have o"^ first Mass and
devoutly celebrate y^ feast of or B^^ ladys assumption as we en-
deauoured to do on y^ 15^^'^
D Ursula Butler was y" to return w^'^ Sister Hellen to Gaunt, she
had binn a very powerfuU instrument to engage y*= Irish regiment
to show us much kyndness as really and eff'ecStually they did. --from
y^ time we kept quire and all other observances with exactnes; as
soon as things could be accomodated we chose a pryoress for y"^
hows hauing yet no foundacion was still dependant on my lady
Knatchbull who payd y"^ 100 pound a quarter to mayntayn y'". M''
peeter Carrill had all ways a great kyndness for y^ Sister and now
exprest it as much by letters as was possible; ~ Dunkirk beeing
sold by the King of england, to y^ King of france y^ establishment
of o'' Monastery was very honorably inuold in y^ conditions of y"^
surrender, w^'^ all y^ priuileges of a Royall Monastery & y^ consent
sighnde & seald by all y^ Magistrates and religious howses i" towne;
— my lady of Gant fay Id not to be with us at All S'-'^ w^^ was y^ time
desighned for y^ King of france his coming to take posession as he did
and behaudhimselfe very braulyand obligingly to all, my lady Knatch-
bull returned not to Gaunt till y^ beginning of Lent: '~ At Easter M*"
peeter Carrill came to stay a while w^*^ his sister. Finding noe setle-
ment of temporalis he went to aduise w^^ my lady of Gant and
they concluded y* my lady Carrill y" pryoress shold w^^^ on more of
her How^s goe for England and act ther for y"^selves: I though least
fit for such a mission was nominated by my lady Knatchbull and
M"" Carrill & so uppon y^ 11 -^ of June my lady Carrill my selfe and
a schollar with M"" Gerard took our iourny coming to london fryday
before whitsuntide My lady Carrils parants were not so well satis-
fyed w^*^ casting y^ weighty charg on theyr daughter she seeming
sickly, and without all supplyes of mony but from y"^; but beeing
pyous & worthy persons came very obligingly off w'^ y^ affayre for
Gods honor and their daughters content . the succeeding November
she was ellected Abbesse: and y^ hows owet^ much to her la^P and
her relations for y*^ assistance & aduauncement they have had
from y'-^;
42 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
-1663^
My lady Knatchbull came soone after my lady Carrill and my
beeing in England, to us. and acting for y* 2000 pounds formerly
promised her. found monys hard to be had in such a bulk: and
aduisingwithsomefrends who promoted her business w^^ his Maiesty
he gave her a promis of 500 pound yearly out of y^ priuy purs, till
he was able to setle her a foundation: now she was aduised to keep
some of hers in england to receaue y=^ reuenew and I beeing a6lually
ther: She left me and sent soon after her own Sister D. paula Knatch-
bull whom she fetcht from pontoys to place her in england wher we
had y^ pension to receaue every six months and it was constantly
payde as long as my lord falmout liude, some 4 yeares. but after y^
neuer came ther any penny from y^ priuy purs to Gant hows : soe
y^ fayling and several! other businesses dispatcht for w*^^ we were
imployed in England my lady Knatchbull cald us away. My lady
Carrill was importun with me to goe w^^ her to Dunkerk; to w*^^ my
lady Knatchbull at first consented but afterwards declind as well as
I, and so to take of all exceptions, I hauing had a kynd inuitation
from my lady Eugenia at pontoys, past only by Gant to pontoys.
where I arriued uppon y^ Conuersion of s^ paule 1667 ~ all con-
cerning my entrance and setlement in y^ holy hows being largly
exprest in other places shale not heere be repeated: ^
1665
The establishment of a Monastery of o'^ Congregation
at Ipers -< i 665 --
The R' R"^ and most illustrious Lord Martin Le prats; Beeing made
Bishope of Ipers: and hauing had for some years much affe6lion and
kyndness for y^ Monastery of Gaunt and in perticuler for Dame Ma-
rina Beaumont, by w'" by reason of her language speaking both latin
and french he had most acquayntance: his lor^P demaunded her by
name, of my lady Mary Knatchbull and y^ Comunity of Gaunt: to
begin a new Monastery in his dyocesse & in Ipers towne; towards
w'^^ foundacion he promissed to contribute liberally; soe all things
beeing agreede uppon My lady Mary Knatchbull went w^^ her by
Dunkerk to see her and her Religious happily setled in theyr new
plantation; '-'
The Religious desighned for y^ foundation were; '-' w^^ went from
Gant
D. Aloisia Gorman D"" Aldigund finch D Mary Lucy
sis'" Jenison S' Martha '-' a convers sister -'
y" a Nouice j^^ ys beginning ther was soe fauourable a concurrance
went"al*so ^" ^^^ ^^^^ circumstances w'^'^ useth to render new
vvtb ym plantations hard, and thorny, as may well be admired.
and taken for a happy Augure. of its future progress ^
For wheras y^ princes Grant, y*Townes admittance, and y^ Bishops
Satisfaction; in temporalis; useth to be euen masterless, by o"" best
contryuances in all other beginnings. -- heere though nothing buty**
Bishops fauour supported y^ caus; ther was not in anything y*= least
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 43
sing-le opposition; It is strange y^ so promising expeiSlations shold
so soone dissipate and come to nothing yet soe it fell out; Nor can
any say or think ther was such want of vertu in y= persons as to be
y^ caus of it; for they were all sinceare good Religious persons; and
for my lady her selfe; certaynly she had as many naturall abillityes
as could be found in any of o"" sex; nor did she want pyety: w^ y"
could be: y^ ouer waying ballance y^ ouer powrde soe much good in
her; or y"^; -- All y^ I can alleadge to haue receaude light by, is in y^
and y*^ like circumstances, to consider and examine how prouidence
hath swaid y^ affair I must say w'^^ out bitternes or animosity thos
natural deffedls, and propensions to W^^ all ar subic(5l more or less;
^ may some times hinder w'^ is desired. And obserue how they ether
guide y™ selus by prudence-- mortification --' and recource to God,
in y® ouercoming thos deffetSls w^^ may be apt to sway y"*;
and whether they discern y™ in y"^ selues or noe; & take it well
to be admonisht of w' may be deffecliue in y"^: and will give y®
preferrance to councell and good aduise; and not rather leaue theyre
frend; y" lay downe theyr own desighn,. or following theyr passion
orhumore; and so hauing ons brought y"^ selues uppony^ stage; will
rather mayntayn theyr own errors by vyolence y" yeald to draw of
w'^^ out crying victory w*=^ few allow y'" but y"*selues; thus bringing
y™selues into a laborinth. they meet w*^^ thorns on all sides: and if
patience and humility be wanting all comes to be lost; --'
I do not apply y^ to my lady Marina or hers: or to any more y" to
myselfe, and all y^ are or may be Superiours. or ioynt a6lors with
ym [^ ye setling or gouerning a Comunity for unless all such persons
as are chosen by Allmighty God for such imployments; resolus w^^
themselues. to obserue y^ different motions of natur & grace and
to tak up y^ weapons of mortification, and fight couragiously
agaynst y™ selues; and both to implore God's assistance, to becom
vi6lorious. and to make use of councell and aduis how to manage
such a waretare litle aduauntage will be made; certaynly ther ar some
things w<^^w" we obtayn of God Allmighty by importunity, he grants us
but maks us pay deere for it — and it is a mercy in him to do it; many
times deuout soules perswads y"' selues that if they were in such or
such an office; or had such or such an imployment or dignity they
wold employ it much to God's honnore and seruice; and really intend
it; and many times God taks y'" at theyr word, and gives y™ theyr
asking -^ and w" they come to find how smale a stock they haue of
vertu, and y^ great expens they must be dayly at. in all incounters.
to render w*^ is du to euery on: they soon discouer theyr own indi-
gence, and find y^ a sinceare intention though it carryeth farr in y^
way of vertu, yet it is not y^ aloan y^ can dispatch y*^ busines -^ nor
will thos other naturall parts do much. Humillity patience and a
tru indifferency. or rather a contempt of all y« world esteems great;
will auayle more to aduauns our interest both uppon earth and
for heaven, y" all y^ naturall and acquired parts w^ soe euer; and
generally Allmighty God doth so dispose that thos y^ are great in
theyr owne or in others eyes so often fals short of giving y'"selues
or others satisfa6lion for as y^ way to heauen is strait and narrow,
44 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
we must draw o'' selues into as litle and low a compass as we can;
and w" we can not stoope to y*^ no wonder if we fall short of
gfivingf and receauing* satisfa6lion ; ■^ for we must first studdy to
pleas God. and for his sake endeauoure; not to disoblige o'' nabours:
for when ons difficultyes arise within doors and with out; it is
impossible; it shold not destroy y^ strongest building -^ and un-
less o'' Lord builds the hows he labours in vayn y'^ builds it; -'
And euen w" it is built; yet unless o'' Lord keepes y^ hows he
labours in vayn y"^ keepes it: So oftentimes AUmighty God carry-
eth on our endeauours for his seruice; w^*^ a probable prosperity,
and yet w" we think y*^ work well aduanst, he is pleasd to let it fall
to y^ grawnd y"^ we may learn to loue and seure him as well in ad-
uersity, as in prosperity, and so know all things depends more
uppon his will and prouidence y" any humayn industry, or abillity and
least any shold too much count thos naturall parts, or to much prize
ym jn ym selues or others, AUmighty God often permits y'" to be less
successfuU in great affayrs, y" othecless gifted persons are; -*' chusing
thos y^ are weake and humble; as fittest instruments to aduaunce his
honnor and Glory.
The Bishops death, and some other things occurring in y^ setle-
ment brought it into hazard of utter ruin, but not w^^ out some sig-
nall marks of God's fauouring prouidence; -^ w^^ in a yeare thos 3 for-
mentioned Dames, y^ went w''^ D"^ Beaumont to y'^ new beginning"
came bake, finding- smale hopes of a wished setlement they returned
to theyr Mother Monastery at Gaunt; -'
And 3 Nouices admitted for y^ Quire, also left, y' place, and went
to other Monasteryes wherby in an instant, so hopefuU a plantation
seemde to be quite dissipated; ~ But at y^ same time, y^ plague
raging much at Dunkerk 3 of thos Dames y"^ had gon from Gaunt
to y^ foundation, to auoyd y^ daunger wer content to remoue to
Ipers: and assist y^ lady Marina in her enterprize:
They continued w'^ her some years, buckling through many great
difficultyes, but finding- no probable ground to expe6l any increas or
hopes of other aduauntage by theyr suff'ering y" w"^ heauen had in
store for y'". they resolued to lay down y^ acSling any longer in y*^
establishment; and to prouide for theyr owne peace and content:
and soe In y^ yeare Dame Ignatia fortiscu -' and D'" Viuina
Eyre w''^ Sister Martha -- a Conuers Sister, returned to Gaunt;-*
D Hellen wayte; to Dunkerke; ~ And ther remaynd with my lady
Beaumont, only D flauiaCary a most excellent regular good Religious
woman, y"^ was sent to y^ neu establishment at Dunkirk and from
thence sumoned by my lord Bish? prats to assist my lady Marina at
Ipers . he being Superior both to Dunkerk & Ipers; she was obliged
to obey, and was a great support to My lady Marina; ther was
also tow young Dames y"^ had binn profest ther w'^a conuers sister
y' came Nouice from Dunkirk; but D Beazare went to Graulin; y*^
other Dame dyed a yeare or tow after; and y^ Conuers Sister was
put to y^ black Sisters; thus non beeing left to make upe a Comunity,
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 45
in y^ yeare 1680 and 81 --'my lady Marina writ to y«
AnneNeuille Abbess at pontoys offering to her & y^ Comunity hers
unworthy at Ipers to be supplyed by Subie6ls from'y'"; and so by
consequence to be by consent of all for futur times to
be dependant on y^ of pontoys; Severall letters past but nothing was
effe6led and in y^ yeare 1681 my lady Marina came priuatly to paris.
and it fell out y^ at y^ same time y^ Abbess of pontoys had an affaire
y^ Cald her to paris, wher they both mett and conferde uppon y^
proposall, but not agreeing about it: my lady Marina made con-
ditions with the Benedi(5lin Dames at pari^ and tooke tow of theyrs
away with her. y^ tow Dame Conniers, w^'^ severall others y^ de-
sighned to be Religious, Secular persons, but of noe considerable
rancke or fortune not w^^ standing by y^ fauour of frends, my
Lady Marina procured some good charityes and a yearly pension
from y*^ King of france she and her company returned home w^^
much ioy;-'
About y^ same time my Lady Mary Carrill Abbesse at Dunquerk
finding most of y^ Comunity sickly by reason of y^ sea and other
inconueniences. were determined to make tryall of remouing from
thence to some other part of france but y^ tow Irish Religious D
Legge and D Mull Ryan, was sensible of parting w^^ so aduantagious
a place w^'^ a fine conuenient monastery new built; at a less rate y"
they thought it worth, and so proposed to y^ Vicariat, and my Lady
Carrill y*^ if they wold permit y™ to goe into Irland and try theyre
frends and relations to see whether they wold not make up such a
summe as might purchas y^ hows at Dunquerke for y^ Irish Nation,
and send theyr children thither both for Religion and Education; --'
to y^ proposall y^ Vicariate gaue a very satisfactory eare, and so
my lady finding y"^ disposed for it: gaue y"^ also her consent; and
though winter yet they imediately began theyr iourny. and were
to pass by Ipers soe to goe to Ostend. and ther to take shipe for
Irland, my lady Marina was very kynd to thes tow Dames & made
ym great offers if they wold come at theyr return from Jrlande w'^
w* company or fortunes they might bring & setle w^h her: y^ vicariat
was very kynd to y"^ and made them all proper offers for theyr
aduantage ; '- w'^'^ was very much to theyr comfort: But as to theyr
passing to Irland by Nieport all disswaded y'" from it; in y^ ill
season, so they past priuatly to mardycke where taking ship they
went to england and so from thens to Irland w^^ my lady Carrill
did not take well of y'"; but they excused it as being necessitated to
it. They had so good Succes ther as in 7 or 8 monthes they returnd
with very good assurance and bills for considerable sumes put into
M"" Bertine his hands. Supposing y' hows and establishment shold
be made good unto y'" and y^ they might send theyr daughters and
frends to it;
Now they finding my lady Marina as it were entred into a Setlement
w^*^ thos tow Dames from pariss. & my lady Carrill at Dunquerk
not fully resolued uppon selling y* hows they went to paris to nego-
tiat theyr affayrs in y^ Court, but w*^ out effecSl though y^ Queene
46 ABBESS Neville's annals of
by means of her Confessor, was very gracious to y*" and many other
frends espetially Irish y^ did endeauour to promote y^ worke . and
my lady M Knatchbull Abbess at Gaunt; w^^ theyr own Superiour
my lady Mary Carrill, but nothing- was donn in it. in y^ enterim, my
lady Marina dying, and D Cofiiers y^ eldre, went into england before
her death and ther was only y^ younger w^^ D flauia Gary and a
conuers sister; Dunkerk and Ipersbeeing on Bishoprick, y^ vicariat
w'^' D flauia desired some of my lady Garrils Religious to come to
Ipers and some time before y^; D leg beeing dead at paris, by aduis
from my lady Knatchbull and my lady Garrill our Bishope approuing
of it, w^'^y^ aduis of our indiff"erent man, by consent of y^ comunity,
and request of y^ best of y^ Irish Nation heere in france, tow of our
Religious, D Butler a cossene to my lord Duke of Ormone, and Gount
d' Albie his daughter D Ghristina Whight were sent first on and
y" y^ others to Paris to D Ryan: and at last; D Ryan and D Chris-
tina went away to Ipers, but did not enter y^ Monastery, in regard
y* D Gonniers w*^ company from England beeing arrived, stole
first into y^ monastery, disputing and making great clamours, but
at last by y^ authority of very R"'^ fa^ Shirborn y" president of the
english Munks. conditions were agreed uppon. and y^ tow D
Gonniers were returned to paris, D Ryan and D christina enterd
y^monastery, my lady Garrill bringing w^^herthither 3 or4 of heryoung
Religious, y^ Ele6lion past for y^ chusing an Abbesse & D flauia Gary
was elle6led; and after some litle time, my lady of Gant. as well as
my lady Garill w*^ my lady Flauia agreed uppon hauing D Ursula
Butler from Gaunt and o'^ D M Butlere from pontoys and accordingly
they went back to Ipers-- poore D christina whight soone tooke leaue
of y^ world and dying of a vyolent feuor left y"^ to deplore y* loss they
had in her. w^'^ certaynly was great for she was a personn of very
good parts tru pyety and vertu; D Ursula Butler w^^ D Ryan went
for Irland to procure thos monys formerly promised, and some fitt
subie6ls for y^ new beginning monastery and had very good success;
D Ryan returning to Ipers '- 1684 ther came w^^ her 5 or 6 — for y^
conui6l but on or tow of y"^ were for y^ nouishipe; — a litle before
theyr arrivall my lady Knatchbull and my lady Gary were very
importune to haue D Laurance Lawson to be sent to y'" to assist
D Butler in y^ teaching and other aff"ayrs of y* hows w*^^ was
graunted though with much unwillingness on o^ side, to part with
her: but theyr much importunity preueyld. D Ursula stayd behind
in England for y^ dispatch of some aff'ayrs, and is ther still, and
will not I presume retyre from thence, till the Coronation of o""
Souerain King James is past: assighned to be on s* Georg his day
y^ 1685; but death surprisdeD Ursula Butler by a vyolent fauour in
England and not long since y^year 1686 D flauia theyr last elle6led
Ab^ dyet sudaynly of an Apperplex D Ryan beeing in Irland, ther
is only D M Joseph Butler, and D Mary laurance lawson, both of
our hows, now remayning ther. and till some news or y^ return of
D Ryan from Irland no positive determination can be taken, wee
pray dayly for a happy conclusion for y® glory of God, and good
of Religion; ^
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 47
- 1652 -
The beginning of y^ establishment at bullogne
IS allready toucht in y^ cource of Gant monastery how y^ grant was
obtayned of y^ Queene Regent by my lord of Bristow: and 4 Dames
and a Sister were sent on y^ 6^^ of January from Gant; to y^ foun-
dation; how they arrived at Bullon on y^ 17 of Janury. -^ how
unwelcome they were to y* Bishop not hauing- any foundation, w'^
out w'^^ he wold not receaue y™. '-' they past more y" a yeare in great
sufferance and uncertaynty of theyr setling. but y^ Bishope was
grow kynd and well satisfyed w^^ y"^. if they could pro-
1652 cure a foundation: ^ Uppon s* Anns day y^ 26 of July
in y^ yeare -^ they made y^ promis of a devotion to her
and glorious s* Joseph, w'^'^ is extant in theyr annalls. '-'
~ 1653 ~
In passion week by S"^ Richard Forster ther was put into, R"'^ fa""
Barton of y^ Society 2000 pistols to begin y^ foundation of bullogn,
w^^ satesfyed y^ Bishope;
'- D Lucy perkins '- & D francisca Carington '-' by y® desire and re-
quest of y^ Religious at Bullon, mad to y^ Bishop they were sent to
make up a competent number for y^ new beginning --
Augfust 9 My lady Duches of lorayn sent y^ ring and Crozier;
as a kyndness to D'" Christina forster: #* my lad
Knatchbull all other things compleat for y^ benedi6lion of y*^
Abbess y^ tow Dames beeing ariued they all took from the feast
o'" B*^ Ladys Assumption theyr 3 days of retreat to prepare for
y^ great a6lion. & on y^ 18 of August w*^ all du cere-
1653 mony and exa6lness according to y^ Cannons and theyr
own constitutions was chosen by all y* votes but her
owne; D Catherin Wigmore -
'~ first Abbess at Bullogne ^
on y^ 18 of August '-' 1653 '-'
She was blest at y*^ Bishops pallace; on y^ 18 of 0(5lob. 1653. The
Bishop and all y^ whole town had a great esteem and veneration for
y^ extraordinary humillity and tru solid vertu y^ shinghd in all the
a(5lions of y'^ worthy Lady, her owne Comunity had noe less respect
and affe6lion for her. theyr only cross was to be so soone depriude
of her: for she lived but a short time; professing only
Dames 3 conuers Sisters 1 '-'
She dyed and her body ther kept in hallowed ground,
28 0dlo 1656 was in y"^ yeare transported to pontoys; as was also
my lady Christina forster at y^ same time brought from
July 10 167 1 paris and after a solemn requiem Mass were both buried
in our litle church heere at pontoys: R"'^ fa"" sub pryor
y* writ o"^ french Chronicle made theyr epitaphs w^^ are noted in y*^
Annalls; The loss of such a Superiour in a new beginning
was a great blow, and they were all sensibly toucht with y^ Cross
and hauing payd her all thos dutyes y^ Religion and gratitude could
exat of y'" they disposde y"» selues by y^ usuall 3 days retyrment to
prepare for y« ellection of her successor; all things was carryed on as
48 ABBESS Neville's annals of
conforme to y® statuts, as was possible in theyr smale company and
compasse:andbecajusmy lady Christina Forster was not fuly 40 years
of age y^ Comunity sent to desir y^ Bishope y^ she might have his
lor^P dispens to be in y* elle6lion w^^ was as easily granted as it was
requisit for ther smale number y" that were of age. and her great
abillitys considered. ^ The Superiour of y^ minames was chosen
by y^ Comunity with an other companion, to keepe the priviledg
of theyr statutes. My Lord Bishope brought some on or tow of his
Clergy w^^ his chaplin and secretary, y^ Mass of y^ holy Ghost
beeing sayd. and all dutyes dischargde according to y^ holy Canons
and ther own constitutiens,D Christina Forster. by all
Nouem II ~ y^ votes was elle6led Abbesse: to y^ Bishops perticuler
1656'-' satisfaction who had a great esteeme and kyndness for
her. Neuer did ellection pass with more tru euidences
of uniuorsall ioy y" did y% all beheld her as a new rysing Sunn,
resplendant in all thos vertues proper to y^ dignity of prelature;
y^ esteeme and affection all y^ knew her had for her. especially her
Comunity; gaue her much aduantage in y^ way of Gouernment;
and y^ continuance and increace of it still augmented theyr happi-
nes and hers. '-'
All things went on w^^ much satisfa6lion, but by reason y^ Bishope
of Bullogne v/ent soone after y^ elle6lion to paris to ye Assembly ther:
y^ Benediction was differd till Trinity Sunday w'^^ was
1657 performed at y^ Bishope pallace -<
May 27 diuers were clothed and profest; and all other proper
occurrances went on very prosperously; prouidence
w<=^ sweetly orders and disposeth all things for y^ greater good of
his seruants. had permitted y^ though they had made use of seuerall
good priests yet non was yet setled with y"^ for a Ghostly father.
God reseruing y^ for M"^ Thomas Clauerin on most proper for y"^; he
was made priest at y^ Romayn Collidge under y^ Jesuits ther; w™ he
much respedled. and they agayn gaue a high comenda-
1657 tion of hime to my lady Christina whos kinsman he also
May 22 was '^ His arriuall fell out very happily on y^ 22 of May,
iust before y^ Benedi6lion of my lady Christina to
attend her at y^ ceremony and assist in thos many pressing afFayrs
w'^^ fals out euery howre in a new beginning setlement; '-'
Though they had bought timber stonn and other materialls for
building, yet finding y« sea ayre to giue y'" all agues, and being a
frontier town was not only subiecSl to surprises of war and many
other casualityes. and y^ year Dunkirk beeing taken by Cromwell
and he assisted by y^ french drew much comers of soldiers, and
many difficultyes and distradlions uppon o"" Religious, my lady
Christina writ to s"^ Richard her worthy father and other frends,
who aduisde y'" to pursu y* endeauor assuring y'" of w^ assistance
they could in it; her la^P comunicated y^ affayr w*^ my lord Bishop
of Bullogn. to w*^^ he could not but assent for theyr good, yet most
unwilling that they shold leaue his dyoces. but preferring their
interest before his own satisfa6lion, he gaue y"^ his approbation: '-
all dispatches from paris Roane and other places beeing compleat
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 49
the appoynted day for theyr leauing- Bullogne beeing-
1653 come my Lord Bishop, with all his Clergy and cheefe
persons of quality in y^ Towne; brought my lady
Christina and her Religious to y^ sea side; my lord giuing y™ his
Blessing all took leaue and y*^ shipe beeing put under sayle, his
lorsP. looking after it till out of sight; declarde to all y" present, y*
resentment he had to part; with such pyous deseruingf children;
They landed at Diepe and staid a day at Roane my lady Christina
and all y® profest Religious entered y^ Monaster they receauing my
lady as y*^ daughter to theyr founder, s'" Richard forster her worthy
father hauing giuen thes poore Clares at theyr first setlement 1500
pistolls for a foundation and to build with;
This iourney was both very laborious and expensive: most of y™
beeing sick of agues, were much incomoded; -^ They arriued at
pontoys and remayned some time in a great inn w<^^ cost y'" 100
pound my lord Abbot Montagu was most obliging and industrious,
both w^^ y^ Bishop and Magistrats for theyr establishment;-' But
whilst they remayned at y*^ * grand goodde; by a permission granted
y"^ by my lord Arch B; of Roan sighnd on y^ 20 of May 1658 ^ they
were visited by Queene Mother of England — Madame her daughter;
and many others of quality; -'
July y^ 27 ^ y^ same yeare y* purchas was made of y* farme of Mau-
destaur of pontoys, bought of mauns"" Brussell, for y= summe of
30 thousand liuers — part of it giuen y'" by s"" Richard forster: and
y® rest was out of y® portions of seuerall Novices y" to be profest; '-
In y^ yeare his Maiesty of france sighnd theyr letters
1659 July patent for theyr establishment at pontoys; -- my lord
nd CiPt b Arch Bishope gaue his permission for ourestablishment
igcQ at pontoys. Uppon y® i of November y^ same yeare, he
came to se y* place we had chosen and made a procee
verball; of y** state he found it in, and uppon y® 7^^ of y^ same month
caused y^ letters patents from y^ King to be registred;
Nouem. but uppon condition y^ wee shold tak non of y® french
Nation; ~ my lord Arch Bishop of Roan came with his
clergy, and fixt his Cros at y« entry of y^ great gates as taking over
y^ hows and y^ Comunity. that full authority w^^ beeing our Supe-
riour gaue him; ^
In y^ first yeare of our arrivall at pontoys affayrs still multiplying
and y« Comunity increasing, a pryores was chosen D paula Knatch-
bull After they were establisht and could accomodate
March 7 a litle chappell and set up an Aulter, y« B'^ Sacrament
was plast ther to theyr unspeakable comfort;
1659-60 ^ In ye beginning of y^ yeare ^ Queene Regent of
france -^ Anne d'Austrich '- coming to y*^ Abbey of S*
Martins -- caused her coach to stay at y^ gates of our Monastery,
wher my lady Abbesse with all her Religious attended to kis her
hands; my lady who spoke y= french language excellently well and
had a very gayning behauiour; and alloquence sufficient to charme
a less obliging princess, gayned soe much uppon y* Queene w* w^^
^ Grand Godet. The name of the inn.
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50 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
her Htle present of silk flowers, cariage and discours,as her Maiesty
seemde much satisfyed with all. and told her,y^ if ther were anything
in w"=^ she could aduaunce, y^ good of y^ hows, let her but intimate
it to my lord Abbot M to giue her notice of it: and it shold be donn;~
- , Conformd to y^ statuts very R"^ father william wie^more
ioinQ Janu 22 , .-^ j.^r- .
^ was chosen mdinerent man
S"" Richard forster finding my lady Christina's health much to decay
and but litle help or aduis heere to be had of do6lors intended to
haue her to pariss both for her cure and to wayte uppon Queene
Mother of England who w^as very gracious and obliging to my lady,
and extreamly well satisfyed with all things but y^ playted gimpe
we brought from Gaunt, this part of the habit her Maiesty per-
suaded my lady to change, as they were at my ladys return home
to pontoys in y^ yeare '-' 1659--'
My deere lady Christina finding but litle aduantag by the cours she
tooke of phisick under Doctor frazer at paris returned hom full of
care, how to procure a sufficient stock to build with, for w'^ out
inlarging it was impossible to carry on y^ great work:
at last imploying some of thos portions she had and were to receave:
and taking up other monys though at a high rate; y^ building was
begun about y^ 8 of 06f.ober <-
1660 M"^ Walsinghame y" Secretary to my lord Abbot
Montagu and a great frend to y^ Comunity was made
a priest; and Cure of D'Aronuille; fayld not on all occasions to pro-
mote theyr interest w^^ my lord Abbot; & do y°^ all y^ good offices
in his powre; and so did good Mr Slaughter: ^^ M"" Ihon Digby
Brother to my lord of Bristow was also made priest a most holy
deuout person, and truly obliging to my lady and her Comunity. <-
His maiesty of england w*^ all his Court came to visit my lady
and her Religious w" he was entertaynede by my lord Abbot montagu
at S^ Martins, and y® King was very gracious to her L^^p and her
Comunity: r^
My lord of Bristow though he past incognito through france, yet
w" he came to pontoys my lady w*^ all her Comunity. with her Cro-
sier went to meet and receaue him at y® great gates; paying all
all possible respe6l and gratitude; as to theyr great Benefadlor who
had procured theyr establishment, heere in france; and as my lord
receaude theyr acknowledgment w'^ great civillity, and shewed him
selfe an excellent courtier, returning back y® honnor they rendred,
My lady and he made a very pretty passage of very solide testi-
monyes of y^ du sinsibillity y* each of y™ had of theyr obligations on
both sides; God had binn very liberall to both in y^ tallents he had
giuen y™ both in wrighting & speaking and it was a strong preue-
lancy y^ lady had ouer her auditors, w" she desighnd to work uppon
y™ by her words and y* it was Gods cans, she was to promote, she
wold speak so admirably well as moued theyr harts so to devotion,
and readines to comply w*^ God shold pleas to exact of y°^ and y^
euen w^ she had so ill health y* she kept her chamber, and was
very much indisposed as seuerall of y^ Religious hath often told
me;
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'- 1661 '-'
~ S' Richard forster still continued his bounty and kyndnes to his
daughter: and as long- as his strenth and health wold permit came
often down to visit her and assist her w'^ his purs and aduis; -'
but now old ag-e and a palsy humore detayned him from giuing or
taking y* satisfa6lion of such a visit; and cald uppon him to prepar
himselfe as he did most pyously for his happy end; making his will
giuing and assighning many great debts du to him to his daughter
and her Comunity. w^^ all he was worth in all kynds and though thos
debts neuer were or ar likly to be recouered yet wee esteeme o*"
selues not less obliged, for hauing giuen us in his life time to y® valu
of '- 41000 liu.-'we performe all for him as for a benefa6lor saying
his anniuersary office and singing his Mass
- 1661 -
S*" Richard hauing donn all that became y^ duty of a good Christian,
assisted by R^^ father wigmore most pyously rendred his soule into
y^ hands of his Creator his body was imbalmed and in a leaden
Coffin brought to pontoys, enterd and depositated in y^ Abbey of
s^ martins till we haue a church fit to erre6l a Tombe for him.
uppon his graue ston at S*^ Martins
thes words are
-' written '-
Heer lyes messier Richard Forster
Knight Barronett; Baron of Stockley
Treasurer Generall to y^ Queene
of great Britany; ^ ^ ^
He dyed y® 27 of January 1661 ^
Nature could not but worke uppon soe tender and pyous a hart as
was y^ of my lady Christina, yet she comported herselfe in y^ occasion
with much vertu and discretion: -' As y^ body past to s' martins by
her la^P^ appoyntment. contrary to y*^ aduise of other frends it was
brought in to our court : and she herselfe came down and prayd by
it: w^ all things was ready at s* martins it was conveyed thither: and
our Comunity did theyr parts most compleatly in all respe6ls for w^
they stood obliged as to a benefadlor:
The building in its aduaunce still increast my ladys care to find
mony to satisfy y^ workmen and dispatch y^ work: her hart was larg
had her purs binn answerable and wold willingly have had y^ building
Noble and proper for a great Comunity; but finding she was to
borrow a great part, and at a high rate, w* she was to imploy in
it she was contented to be swayed by the aduis of thos that assisted
in y^ aff"ayre; though much agaynst her inclination and judgment;
My lady Christina grew very sickly and finding y® distance of y®
diredlor some times obstru6led y^ satisfaction of perticuler persons
y* oftener desirde it. by proposall of frends, M"^ Walsingham was
thought fit to be admitted in extraordinary occasions for y^ satisfac-
tion of such as might desir it; but y"^ w^^ made it more considerable
was in his pattent for Beeing Cur^ of D'Arannuille ther namde to be
4«
52 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
a supply to my lord Abbot Montagu in his lor^^^ absence but was
neuer made use on in order to Superiority either by my lord or y*^
Comunity; but only for heering Confessions Sometimes he supplyed
y^ ghostly father if absent; or at other times some particular persons
that desird it; '- though all had a perticuler respect and esteem for
him. My Deere lady Christina grew now so much
indisposde by her increas of new infirmityes. as an agu beeing
added. She took her bed and living only a month or 6 weeks she
gaue admirable proofes of her eminent vertu. and as she euer had
a charming way of speach w^ she discourst of vertu so now more y"*
euer in y" time of her last sickness and espetially ons w"^ she thought
her selfe neere death, she made y"^ an excellent exhortation, forcibly
perswading to all vertu: and most of all to charity and union, '-
All humayn and Diuin helps wer applyed for her recouery but
nothing preuayld; ther was a famous Do6lor at paris but his
ingagements ther allowed him not to quit y*^ town, some made pro-
posall for her going thither: to make tryall of his skill: w*^^ beeing
ons fixt in her imagination, was not easily moude; leaue therefore
beeing procured and tow Religious sent before to prouide all things
in readines for her reception ther; she had all ready receaude her
viaticum and y® holy oyles at w°^ all y* Comunity attending uppon
her and praying by her were highly edifyed at her deuotion & though
she was not then able to say much beeing tyrde and spent; y^ next
day all y^ Comunity beeing agayn assembled to her chamber to take
leaue of theyr Deere Mother and receaue her last blessing she spake
to y'" with so much tendernes of deuotion and affection as moude
them all to tears, she exprest much in few words recomending to y^
zeal and charity, w^^ so sensibly toucht theyr harts, as kneeling
down in silent tears they bid ad" and all attended her to the litter
Tow or 3 -* of y^ Religious went in a coach m"* Digby and others rid
by: my lady sufferd much in y^ iourny. but most of all w" they took
her out of y* strait litter:'-
They were lodgd at M"^ poyns her hows, who treated y™ with much
ceuillity & kyndness. y"^ Doctor was cald all imaginable remedys
were applyed but with very little effect; w^^ made y™ redouble theyr
vowes and prayrs y*^ more to heauen for her;
Very R^'^ father wigmore came often to visit comfort and assist
her, but was frequently cald away; but care was taken that seuerall
other good Religious men by turns watcht and prayd by her; all
were much edifyed at her patience and submission to God's holy
will: and y® houre now beeing come in w*^^ she was to pass out of y"
world, sumoned as we hope to the neuer decaying glory in heauen,
she breathed forth her happy soule '- about 120 clock at noone; on
the 16^^ of December '-
- 1661 -
leaning her affli(5led children deeply sensible of y^ loss of soe deere a
Mother; '- it fell to y^ lot of very R"^ D Marckham; who passionatly
loud and honnored my lady Christina; and beeing y* first auntient
was sent in y^ coniuncture to assist and serue her; and deere D Chris-
tina Thorold y^ first profest at bullogne; who was no less a louer of
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 53
my lady, and beloued by her as was y^ other to be her companion in
y^ sad encounter, w*^ sister mary Joseph Bolny, who were all ouer-
whelmde with greefe but were forst to dry theyr tears and attend to
theyr duty in w^ belonged to prepare y^ body for buriall she was
embalmde, and her hart taken out and brought down to pontoys in
a leaden case and placed in y^ wall of y^ Quire on y^ right hand for
y^ comfort of her children. The body beeing embalmde was enchast
in ledd and buried in y« church of y^ fullintins* who performed y^
funerall office Mass and dirge very solemnly for My lady w^^ much
respedl and deuotion ;
princes louisia Religious y" at Mauboyson came y* day to our
Monastery, some thought by desighn but w* aduantage could she
expe6l from a poore hows unfounded so as I rather belieue it was
accidentall not determinate.
Our tow Religious hauing despatcht all y' duty required of y"™ in
order to my lady Christinas seruice at paris hasted away with y^
sister, and w" they arriued at y^ monastery meeting with y^ other
Religious new flouds of tears were shed on both sides, but other dutys
cald y"^ away
It is certain y^ lady was as much beloude and esteemed both at home
and abroade as any person of her dignity could be ; but as all must
end in dust, but w' is reserued to Glory, soe nothing but o*^ good
works, can stand us in steede ether for time or Eternity, and as y'
lady receaued great tallents from Gods hands. I hope she layd
up treasures in heauen by them; and will inioy y^ for euer;
My lady Christina in her time of prelature ; -'
profest Dames '-' [blank
Conuers sisters '-' [blank
This following Epitaph was made for her by R"^ father Subpryor
that writ our french Chronicle '-'
[Abbess Neville left a blank page here for the epitaph^ but never
inserted it as intended. ]
all funeral dutys being past, they took theyr usuall retreat; and my
lord Abbot Montgu, beeing authorized by my lord Arch Bishope of
Roane to presid at y^ elle6lion of a new Abbess; all things was
disposd accordingly for it, and y^ day appointed; in y^ intervall
some propositions were made of seuerall restri6lions about y^ Consti-
tutions for parsimony y^ temporalis of y^ hows beeing low, w^^ drew
ye Comunity to accord to y'" for a time; though much agaynst theyr
inclination, --'
1661 /-* My lord Abbot Montagu came to say y« Mass of y'^
Deem '^ holy Ghost, and comunicate y^ Religious w^^ hauing
24 ^ donn, and a permission granted y' Dame Eugenia Tho-
rold beeing under 40 shold be admitted into y* ellection;
The Comunity were assembled and M"^ Jhon Digby with M"" Thomas
Clauerin theyr confessor stood for y^ tow chosen by y^ comunity
to assist; M"^ Walsingham was honoured as my lords secretary,
ye Veni Creator hauing been sayd, & my Lord recomended to y"™
3|c Feuilletains.
54 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
theyr obligation in y^ great a6lion: D paula y" presiding Superior
requested his Lor^P to admit of y^ Comunitys proposition of
beeing theyr Superiour and Visitor under my lord Arch
1661 '-' BishP w^^ he granted, and had soone after his patent for
2^^"^ it, very ample. & w'^ a tru testimony of esteeme for his
lord^P and much kyndness for the Comunity.'-'
All du ceremonys beeing observde and y^ votes giuen, Dame Eu-
genia Thorold was elle6led by y^ generall votes, theyr Abbess and
Superiour -> My lord next to y^ Diuin Seruice recomended to her fru-
gality as most importing y^ present necessityes of y^ hows, and she
y" sighnd those proposals before mentioned for parcimony my lord
and all congratulating w'^ her he gaue his blessing & took leaue
& after y^ ceremonyes in chapter, & y^ Te deum in y^ quire; it beeing
Christmas cue all applyed y"^ selues to theyr deuotions;- My lady
Eugenia was of a most sweet peasible humour, silent & of few
words, and had in y^ coniuncture a hard game to play, hauing a
smale fortun & a tender Comunity to gouerne, to w"^ restraynt and
scarcity euen sometimes in w*^ was necessary could not but seeme
hard but her pyety & prudence, supprest all in silence '-
In y^ beginning of lent My lord Arch BisP sent word y' about y® 5^^
of March he wold be at pontoys, and performe y^ Cerimony of y^
Benedi6lion for w"^^ all things was prepard in a readines. w" y^ day
before they expelled his lord^P news came y* he was gon to paris, and
wold bless her ther; if she could goe thither to meete him; so about
y'^ 4*^ of March My lady w^'^ 5 or 6 of her Religious, went up to paris,
Y^th ^r Digby and some other English. My lady and her company
loging at M''^ Poyns, her la^P at a solemn high mass in
March -^^ ^e fuUinteens church where my lady Christina lay
,652 buried, was installed Abbess receauing theyr y^ Bishops
Benediction, and all du priviliges and rights - My lady
Abbesse Treddway and Madame Timperly assisting at y^ solemnity:
My lord Bishop was extream ceuill and obliging; and so was all y^
English y* were in paris, especially y^ monasteryes w<^^ my lady
visited and after 2 days returnd home to pontoys: where after she
had visited Mauboyson and y^ other Monasteryes her owne deere
Religious receaud her with great expressions of ioy:'-' All was now
very happily setled and w'^ great zeale and sweetnes my lady applyed
herselfe to y^ gouernment of y^ hows, and y^ Comunity. who had a
great respect and kyndness for her. and she a motherly affection for
y"^. and though she was of a soft and silent way. yet w" reason re-
quired, she could, and would carry on y^ authority of w* she or-
daynd and thought fitt to be donn, for y« glory of God and good of
Religion.
^1663^
Queene Mother of England beeing recald thither, my lord Abbot
Montagu as grand Almonier to her Maiesty was to goe with her;
his lord^P taking leaue of y^ Comunity, left m'' Digby his supply in
absence ; and tooke m"" Walsinghame with him : ~
it was but a short time y^ m'^ walsingham liud after his arrlual
ther . not withstanding he gaue soe signall proofes of his tru concern
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 55
and affection for y^ hows, and how reall a frend he would haue
proued had he not binn cut off by a suddayn sicknes and death in
oaober 9th ^^ ^^^^ '^.^3 '^ my lady Eugenia & y^ Comunity were
very sensible of theyre loss . and accordingly perfor-
mde all in du expressions of gratitude by theyr redoubled prayrs &
deuotions for y^ good of his soule.
Of some things omitted in seuerall years, y* are, here briefly supplyed
iGS-?^ Whilst my lady Knatchbull was w^^ my lady Mary
Carrill and some other Religious in England; she had
a Neece heere ; whos frends by the misfortun of y^ times were disin-
abled to give her y^ hows portion, and she beeing young hauing
more zeale y" discretion, pretended to be a sister, but upon tryall
found wholy unfit for it: of w<=^ my lady Knatchbull being advised
, desired she shold be sent to her into England ; and it
J" ^ ^4 ^^g thought fit y* sister mary Joseph shold goe to con-
duct her thither; w^^ M""^ Anne Bruning, whos vocation her frends
were resolued to examine y'^selues before they wold permit her to
proceede; but she beeing both pyous and desirous to ouercom theyr
importunity and endeauours to diuert her, as they gaue her theyr
approude consent; and setled her portion and all other considerations
full and compleate. and she ioyfully returned w^^ sister Joseph on y^
4'^ of October w'^ a kinswoman of my lady Eugenias m'^^ Dobson,
and m*^ Winnefred philpott & litle miss mary wyborn for y^ conuict,
they took ship 2 or 3 times, beeing still beaten back by tempests and
very neere casting away, but Gods merciful hand and prouidence
landed y'" at last safe at Diepe ; where R"^ father confessor m"^ Con-
niers stayd to expect y'" and brought y"^ home to y^ monastery :
i668 May 27 '- Rev^ father Edward Simeons was chosen by
y^ votes of y^ Comunity indiff"erent man.
1672 Very Rev^ father Jhon Warner was chosen indifferant
May I man.
x^^ g St Gotiers* body was carryed in procession to obtain
rayn, and was for o'" deuotion brought into o"* church.
Sept 28 her Royall Highnes princess Louisia; Abbess at Mou-
boyson having binn at paris in her return home, did
us ye honnore to spend some howres in o"* monastery.
1674.
On y^ 18 of January being y^ 50 year since y^ beginning of o'" Mother
Monastery at Gant we had a Solemn high Mass Sung by Very R"^
father pryor at St Martins; we shold by y^ great Duke of Tuscaays
means have had a jubily for Gant and all y^ houses decendant of it,
but it arrived not in time but will be supplyed.
This noble princely Duke having a great kyndness for y^ english
Nation and hearing theyr hows was in want sent y"* 300 pistols — my
Lady Knatchbull returning her obliged thanks for such a bounty y^
Duke sent her y^ letter.
Madame,
I have so great a valu for y^ whole english nation, and so per-
ticuler an affection and kyndnes for all y^ Catholicks of y"" kingdome,
* St Gaultier.
56 ABBESS Neville s annals op
y' I could be content to shed my bloode to assist y"" and contribute
to theyr felicity even in y^ world; since theyr invincible constancy in
suffering persecution, makes y"^ merit an eternall Crown in the next.
I shale conclude to assure you; y^ you have not in any part of chris-
tendome a frend more desirous to serve you than . Madame,
Y*^ most devoted Servant ;
I have allready declarde folio (200) and agay folio {201) how in y^
yeare 1663 --' my Lady mary Knatchbull came a 2"^ time into england;
and had left me ther for y' affayers of Gant hows -' her la^P y" returning-
w^*^ madame Carrill to Dunkerk went from y'^^^ to pontoyes and after
a most obliging reception by my Lady Eugenia She soone let y'"
know her affayr was to request y^ Community to let her have her
Sister D. Paula, w'" she was to imploy for some concerns of Gant
hows in england; they though sensible to part w^^ theyr
Nouem 4 cheefe auntient and a regular pirson, could not refuse
to grant what was demaunded; so after a day or
towes resting at pontoys with all the testimonyes of respect and
kyndness to my Lady Knachbull and deare D. Paula, they took
leave and returnd for Dunkirk where D. Paula was admitted for on
of y« chapter at y^ elledlion of y^ Abbess; and my Lady Mary Carrill
beeing chosen, my Lady Knachbull sent her Sister for my Companion
into england, to negotiat in cheefe y* yearly payment of y^ 500'^
promist by his majesty out of y^ privy purss. ~
- 1664. -
The building debt lay heavy uppon my Lady Eugenia & y* Com-
munity but y^ tow eldest Sisters of y® D. Ropers, beeing profest .
and of full age to require theyr portions w^^ by right should have
binn more y" 1000 pounds a peece; was now to be payd in, but theyr
Aunt mrs Gifford though she had had her full portion, payd by m*"
Roper theyr father and her brother; yet she pretended y' she and
her children ought to have a part in y^ large fortune of theyrs, and
y' it shold not be all hurried in a cloyster; y^ made such a noys and
she did so importune Queene Mother about it; as my Lord Abbot
montagu could have no peace or quyet, til his Lordship condescended
y' in case all y^ 3 Sisters took to religion she shold have 500 pound.
300 now to be payd downe, and tow more if euer m"^^ Catherine
Roper be profest.
This news coming from my Lord to my Lady and y'^ Community
many proposalls was made, but y* w^^ most swayd theyr hopes to
be prevalant with my Lord in it; was for my Lady to take y^ elder
Sister and go suddaynly and privatly for england . M"" John Digby
was y" Superiour & did not only approve y^ iourny but intended to
accompany y"^ thither; Very R"^ father Wigmore was persuaded it
was y^best cource could be taken, so accordingly all was concluded
and every thing preparde; m"" Digby was a sever man to him selfe,
and fasted Lent most stri6lly. and having a great weaknes in his
head by y^ many wounds he had receavd in y^ wars, was subietfl to
payns in his head, in thos wounds; and fasting y^ lent w*^ nothing
but a mess of peas porridge and bread, being a corpulant man
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 57
became weak of his head by it; and some day or tow
1664 before the desighned iourny, in y*^ night fell into an
March 17 ~ apperplex, was anneald and dyed y*' next day, -' and
was buried in our church, having upon his Tombe by
his former orders given for y^ and; written
<- Hie jacet Nihil -'
y* was y'^ tru emblim of that profound humility lodgde in y* great
hart, w'^^ both in life & death dispisde all y^ y^ world held great, all
dutyes appertayning to his person and funeralls being dispatcht with
as much respedl and affection as was possible, the sudaynes of y^
accident, and y^ loss of so worthy a frend struck deepe w^^ my Lady
and all y^ Community, but time was not to be lost in order to my
Ladys iourney plans beeing taken and all things in readiness. Very
R"^ father Wigmore dispatching y'" from paris ther beeing only in
company my Lady Eugenia ~ D Mary Roper, '- and D Aloisia Eliot.
1664.
Their iourney was safe and speedy, and I and M" Knatchbull was
surprizde to meete them, but truly glad to see y'". my Lord Abbot
Montagu very civilly receaved y'", but requested they wold nether
pretend or act anything contrary to w' his Lor'sp at Queene Mothers
request had aggreed uppon, to w'^^ conditions uppon y® reason my
Lord alledgd they agreed to: —
Some time past before all things could be endid; in y« meene time
my Lady and her litle company gave much edification and satis-
fa6lion to all by theyr Religious proceedings in all occurrances: —
My Ladys owne relations were very Noble and obliging in entertayn-
ing both herselfe and all her company; with all expressions of
esteeme and affe6lion:
So was my Lady Southcote; M^^ Eliot and all D. Aloysias relations:
D. Mary Ropers relations invited her into y^ country, where she
found a very kynd reception, from her uncle M"" petit, M"" Collins
andy^rest; and w'^ she was at London, my Sister Dowager Bergaueny,
my sister francis Neuill and several more of our neere kindred was
overioyd to see her; and I was allways much satisfyed with her com-
pany; and as often as occations wold permit I endeavoured to be
Yvth ym^ Qj. have y"^ with me; y^ meeting soe renewed y® auntient
frendship y* had ever binn betwixt my Lady Eugenia and myselfe:
and we many times held discources of it; my lady stil assuring me a
harty welcome if I wold come to pontoys.
1664.
Whilst my Lady Eugenia was in england, order was given by her
La^P and my Lord Montague his approve, y* D. Francisca Carrington
as she proposed should return to Gant; Sister Agnes pickering and
Sister Ann Solomon attending her thither; and were ther receaude
with all kyndnes; as also in there return back at Dunkirk: —
my deere Lady finding that my Lord was ingaged to give by the
Queens importunity and others m''^ Giiford, Aunt to D Ropers 300
pound sterling -- and hearafter if D Cathrin shold profess; she was
to have 200 more; thought it best to follow advis and not dispute
58 ABBESS Neville's annals of
it with my Lord: so her la''P gave all into my Lords povvre: and ther
was recavd
payed then to m*^ GifFord 300 -^ pound sterling -
1664 ^y Lady having dispacht y^ cheefe affayre taking leave
June of n^y Lord and all frends she made all y^ hast pos-
sible away, intending to goe by bullogne to receave w'
she could procure to be payd off there of theyr remayning fond; I
way ted uppon her to lambeth to see her take coach; her la^Prenewde
her promis of a kynd welcome if I wold come to pontoys; and I gave
her my humble thanks and assurance of my sincear aflfe6lion; — W"
they came to bullogne y^ summe her la^P receavd ther was 11 250
livers. Very R"^ father Thimblebee came out of england with my
Lady, and going to St Omers her la^P was very obligingly enter-
tayned in y*^ Col ledge w^^ all thos testimonyes of kyndness in theyr
powre to show her; from thence she made hast home where she
arriued uppon and was most ioyfully receaved by all her
Community w'^ seuerall testimonys of respe6l and congratulation;
very R"'^ father wigmore was cald away to be rector at Gaunt, very
R"^ father Thimblebee was chosen by y^ Community indifferant man:
1665
Feb My lady Eugenia was all ways very zealous to advauns
1622 ye profitt of y*^ hows, by anything in her powre and
poynt beeing y" much in mode she her selfe and divers of her Reli-
gious, wrought very hard at it, and though it was an advauntag for
y^ howses profitt, yet it much preiudist both theyr eyes and health
my Ladys in perticuler; for she wold commonly rys about 3 in y*^
morning, and dispatch her prayr and goe to work, her zeale for y®
Divin Service & Singing in y^ quire sat of all other things y^ nearest
to her hart; and accordingly she was all ways in a readines to assist
ther both for saying and singing though she had a weake brest; and
she nether spared her hart or hands, w" she could serve AUmighty
God by y'".
1666
The plague, and burning of london being both in y^ yeare, and y*
warr between Holland & england, in w^^ my Lord Falmouth was
kild: hath made y^ year very remarkable; y^ worthy Lord beeing
dead, and he y' succeeded to have y^ purs no frend to o'" profession,
my lady KnatchbuU cald me and her sister away, and finding I w^as
much prest by my Lady Carrill to go with her to Dunkirk; I requested
my Lady KnatchbuU to permit me to accept my Lady Eugenias invi-
tation for pontoys; w*^'^ my Lady of Gant was not at first very forward
to grant but after wards; letters passing on all sigdes it was agreede
uppon; and as I have already noted folio -' passing out of england
by ostend w^^ M'"^ KnatchbuU to Gaunt wher I made a short stay;
finding my good frends ther dissatisfyed with my remove; but I
beeing tyrde with my remove first to Dunkirk and y" staying 4 year
in england I was glad to retyre more out of y^ Roade. and so I hasted
to pontoys, wher I was by y^ 25 of January '- and coming
1667 with a Spanish marquiss was robde by y^ way. ^ it will
not become my penn to express y^ kynd reception I
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found from my Lady and all y^ whole Community, I confess I was
much edifyed, at their regularity and religious comportment of every
on, my Ladys silent sweet way did much pleas me and all things
seemde to breath forth vertu; and y* good chara6ler w^'^ very Rnd
deere father Thomson had given me of y' hows appeard so truly
verifyed as I was much satisfyed in all respedls: '-
That summer Queene Mother of england coming to s' Martins
bestowed an howre or tow with all her court; in o'" inclosure, and was
very obliging to my Lady and all y^ Community. Towards michal-
mass my Lady began to be a litle indisposde, but made as litle show
of it as was possible, but in October she was for a great catar con-
strayned to keepe her beade; but growing a litle better, her La^P
having more zeale and courrage ~ y" strenth or health, my Lady rise
both to Mass and Comunion being present at high mass, and saying
all her office; was so much tyrde y^ in y^ afternoone she was confinde
to her bedd from w*^^ she seldome ris but to have it made; yet con-
tinued some tow months with a continuall cough and lingring feavour
her silent patience was so natural and customary to her, as she was
allways uppon her gard, never permitting any word or a6lion to
appeare; y' might disgust or dissatisfy any: she seemde unconcernd
for all things of y^ world even from y^ first howre of her falling
sicke, imploying her whole time in silent recollection, and frequent
aspirations : <-
The Community was truly sensible of her Suffering and of y^ great
loss they shold have in her; and accordingly all endeavours devin
and humayne were employed, and nothing neglected y^ they could
imagin might give her ease; or advaunce her recouvry but God per-
mitted nothing proved to any other effe6l, y" to make her vertu and
y* of y^ community the more apparant; Very R"^ father Thimblebee
was y" our dirrector and very obliging in coming down frequently
to visit and assist her; both with his councell and prayres. she ever
having binn most dependant on her dirrectors it was of y^ more com-
fort to her;
1667
Ther was a Jubily y^ year to be gaynd at y^ end of Advent, and as
her ladiship was ever singularly devoted to thes great advauntages
soe she took singular comfort in y^ great benifit, and accordingly
prepared for it; her peasible and silent way made y^ doctors less
knowing how neere she was to her last howre ; but she dessirde very
R"^ father Thimblebee; uppon s^ Thomas his eve to Comunicate her
for her Jubily ; and after having taken som broth was layd to rest.
R"'^ father Thimblebe and all retyrd to theyr beds, of a sudayn a
new defluction falling uppon her breast; y« watchers finding her
speach to alter, they speedily recald father Thimblebee, and cald up
father Confessor to bring her viaticum, and all y^ Comunity beeing
assembled pardon and prayrs was demanded w^^ tears, and after she
had receaved o"" dear Lord she with much earnestness strove to speak
to y^ comunity recommending charity and zeale to y"^ but y* defluc-
tion stopt her speach and y^ hasted to give her the holy oyles,
between tow and 3 o clock in y^ morning and she remaynd in a
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strong- ag-ony. All y^ comunity praying by her truly sensible of theyr
approching- loss ; - for at 7 of y^ clock uppon S' Thomas his day in
y^ morning she rendred her happy soule into y^ hands of her Crea-
tor; -^ I shall not heere enlarge uppon any thing by reason that duty
is payd in an other place more proper ;-' her la^P was exposde in y«
Quire vested w^^ j^gj- Religious habit; and all thos other ornaments
that belonged to her Abatiall dignity. She was buried in our church
and hath heere following that Epitaph w'^^ was made for her by R"*^
father y" Sub pryor at S* Martins of y^ reformde munks ; -'
The funerall and all other dutis dischargde for my deere lady
Eugenia; y^ retreat of 3 -- days beeing taken, my Lord Abbot Montagu
presiding at y^ ellection by y^ Appoyntment of my lord Arch Bishope
of Roane our Superior; having sayd mass of the holy Ghost, and
communicated y^ Religious, they had before chosen
1667- Rnd father Thimblebee and R"^ father Confessor, con-
ecem formde to y^ statutes ; all beeing assembled y^ votes
Anne were given ; -^ and I y^ most unworthy was chosen ~
Neville Though I blush and hold y^ and severall other things
of y^ nature improper for me to wright; but having
begun our Annals and finding yet non of ours willing to ingage
intirly in it ; I am constraynd to take y^ mortification uppon my
selfe ; till death easeth y'" of me ; or they shall pleas to take ye
trouble from me : w*^^ I am
The funerall and all other dutys dischargde for my Deere Lady
Eugenia. The retreat of 3 days was taken, and my Lord Abbot
Montagu by authority from my Lord Arch Bis? of Roane, was to
preside at y^ ellecftion of a new Abbesse; Re"^ father Thimblebee
and R"'^ father Conniers our confessor, by y^ Communityes choyce
and approve, assisted my Lord at this great a6lion :
wch ought not to be set down by my penne beeing y*^
JP 7 person uppon w"^ y^ favour of so unmerited a dignity
^Q was bestowd by y® kyndness of so worthy a comunity
w^h was much more iustly du to every one of y'" than
to my selfe ; and confounds me to name it but hauing had no analls
till thes I began I am constraynd to touch seuerall perticulars. w'^^
were more proper for an other hand, but knowing y^ necessity of it,
I hope for a favourable censure from thos to w"^ y^ work in cheefe
belongs. [_^ ^a^e missing- here in MS^)^
that solemnity by theyr presence
The elledled Abbess w^^ some 5 or 6 of her Religious w*^ very R"^
father Thimblebee, and on or tow english gentlemen ; were all nobly
entertaynd by my lord Abbot - After y^ High mass and Cerimony
was past ^ In y^ affter noone princess louysia,* w*^ y^ rest ; in passing
entered our poore hows with many expressions of loue and kyndness,
w^^ she hath continued euer since ; -- This Solemnity made us trans-
fer y^ elle6ling officers w^^ shold haue bin y^ first munday of lent;
but ys beeing Shrove Sunday and I y' a stranger to y^ Comunity;
* Princess Louisa Hollandina dau^ of the Eleaor Palatine, and granddaur
to James I, was a convert and became Abbess of the Cistercian Abbey of Mau-
buisson, near Pontoise.
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could not possibly be in readiness by y* soe neere approching- day,
yet we differd it but on weeke, w" all was most unanimously dis-
patcht ; all officers and offices well sorted, according to a tru religious
spirit ; y* appeared (blank — ) every on :
The 12'^ his lor^P having desighnd to take up all
March accounts, and examin y^ state of y^ hows, all things and
officers beeing prepared ready for it. I gave my lord a
breefe account ; That we had a farm yealding us in rent yearly '-' 600.
theyr remaynd of o"" principal at Bollogne '- y^ lay dead and gave us
no rent: — livers 6900.
In yearly pensions w^ y" had some — 900, besids our young ladys
— w*^^ might come to some 1500 — many other debts we have y^ ar con-
siderable, but of litle probabillity to be payd --
We are in family 52 — and y^ is all we have got to support it; thus
my lord I have declard very sincearly y^ temporall condition and
beeing yet a stranger in y^ way of gouvernment, and indeed in all
affayrs, it beeing but 15 months since I had y^ honnore to be made
a member of y^ Comunity yet I must affirme y' for order regularity
and zeale I have receavd much edification from y'", and so in order
to theyr spirituall dutyes, obedience and submission ; so as 1 can
not but confide God's providence will ever assist us. — As through his
mercy he hath very liberally donn. ^ I y"gave my lord y^ knowledge
of w* y"^ debts were, and w^ monys we had y" taken of a frend to
lessen y"^ and conclud y^ litle building y" in hand of y® refectory,
infirmary and cells ; my lord was well satisfyed w^^ all but sensible
of finding so slender a fortun ; but his lor^P encouraged us to confid
in God, and very exact in y^ observance of poverty.
finding many stops in y^ payment of D Catherne Ropers
portion, my lady Lee, desiring y* D mechtilda might go
to S^ Winifred's well for y^ cure of her eyes my lord gave leave for it
and concluded y^ it might be a proper occation for me to procure y^
dispatch of D Catherin's portion. -^ so y^ day after midsummer day M"^
T ^ Mary Smith, with her sister D michtilda Smith and I
went for england, having a speedy & safe passage and
found ther a reception of much kyndness from all frends, and after
I had visited S* Winifrids well w^^ D smith. I returned to London
and found it hard enough to bring friends together y* were engaged
in that aflfayr but at last all was happily concluded and 800 pound
sterling payed downe, and 200 of it irfiediatly given to M^^ Gifford,
according to y^ bargayn made, by my lord Abbot Montagu and my
lady Eugenia; y^ other 600 was made over by bills
Nouem ^ and I imediatlyleft england, and coming by Bullogn wold
have receaved w* monys was ther remayning of ours ;
but found it not feasible not having all thos formalitys ther in
wrighting required by y^ Bishope; - I writt to requir leave y' D Aloisia
and deere D. Justina Timperly y" procuratrix might meete me at
paris ; we lodgde and dyned at madam Timperlys and very obli-
gingly treated by her and her Religious, nor were we less kyndly
entertayned by my lady Treddway, and my lady Gascoyn ; '- my Lord
Abbot Montagu was extreamly civill and obliging carrying us to
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kiss Queene mother of englands hands, and madames ; but as I was
never fond of living at court, so I was as litle ingaged by thes visits
ther, and having dispatcht those Htle affayrs I had to do at paris I
made hast to pontoys, but could not declin y^ favour of loging on
night at mauboyson receaving ther all possible expressions of kynd-
ness from y^ Royal princes and her worthy Religious.
Uppon y^ 6^^ of Deem I arriued at our own monastery
^^ church where very R"'^ father Edward Simeons who at
^yjjQ y^ remoue of R"'^ father Thimblebee to be master of y^
Novices, came hither to supply his place, and was by y^
votes of y® Comunity chosen indifferent man y^ yeare 1668 ^ y^ 27 of
may; and coming down to pontoys now with R"'^ fa"^ Confessor with
theyr surplis and stole met me, & having receavd holy water and
kist y^ Cros R"'^ father Simions gave me y® welcom in a very proper
exhortatio, entring y^ monastery 1 found so many tru expressions
of loue and respect as gave me a double joy: '-
g Y^ 3^ of Ja D. Catherin Roper was profest. all things
^ went on w*^ much satisfaction on all sides ; about y*
midle of January faling very sike. I expected death, w^^ I prepard
for, by making my confession to my Lord as to my Superior, and
rendring him a cleare account of all things, both of o^ temporall and
spirituall concerns, in y« presence of y^ pryores and consult. Very
R"'^ father Simions and our worthy confessor M"^ Cofiiers, and as in
all occations so now I found y* vertu and goodnes of y^ Comunity
very evident by theyr patience w^'^ me, and assisting charity ; now
and in all my concerns ; -'
This year M"^ Robert Riddall a neer relation to M"" Conniers, coming
down from Roome made conditions to stay with us as a chaplin to
sing & say y^ masses '-
This year y^ remaynder of o"" fond at bulloyn was sold
^^ of -^ to y^ valu of - 6900 - liv and were thus disposed
of- 4000 livers -was plast first in mouns"^ Cursils hands -y" at
hostell de ville - where it is now - the other tow 2000 - payd y«
munks of S* Denis for w* was du to y"^ for our indemnity for y^
purchas.
-' 1670-'
My lord finding our smale incumme to draw increas of debts; he
was pleased to assure us y^ as soone as God shold inable him to
help us to increas y^ stock he wold not fale to do it. And now his
lord^P payd many debts, w^^ gave us much assistance : -- in gratitude
for y^ and those other advauntages his lord^P gave us so iust hopes of.
y« comunity made an act y' was sighnd and seald by all to make
my lord living and dead participent of y^ prayers and merits of ye
Comunity : '-'
1671
May My lord beeing to tak a long iourny his age and infir-
mity considered his return might be uncertayn, y^ made
me propose to my lord y^ making of a formall visit, and I sent by
R"'^ fa'' Confes y^ chapter of y^ statutes to his lor^P, and proposing
it to y^ comunity all was concluded, and y^ day named ;
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^ 1671 '-'
May My lord having sayd mass of the holy Ghost : R"<^ father
Simions beeing gon to gant, we made use of no other
in his absence in y^ concern but in w^ I thought fit to imploy o"" Con-
fessor, w^ was only in my owne concern, and so w"I went first in to
my lord I took fa^'^ Confes"" ye pryores consult and procuratrix — I told
my lord though I knew he was no stranger to me and y^ Comunity,
we having ever held a free and oppen way of dealing w*^ his lord^^p
both for y^ spirituall and temporall affayrs of o"" hows, yet duty and
Religion obliging to thes visits I desired to acquit my duty in w^ I
was obliged ; — our family now is amounted to — 69. persons — our
revenew as y"^ lor^P knows is only our debts
So y* y"^ lor^P can not but iudge how impossible it is with all y^
industry possible to keepe w^^ in compass; -- as for y« order and regu-
larity of y^ comunity I have no reason to complayn, finding all so
well disposed as readily to admit of making satisfaction w" they
comit faults, and as long as y^ continueth w^'^ y* tru union and charity
w^h nQ-^ through God's goodnes flourisheth in y^ comunity; I hope
no great disorders will ever be a mongst us. I y" also gave my lord
account of y® dispensations I and other superiors some times gave,
^yth ye reasons for it and so went through all y* order of gouvern-
ment ; adding --'
That for all greater matters I always made my recourse to his
lor^P as occations occurd ; and in all things as much as lay in me, I
endeavoured to cary on y^ gouernment of y^ monastery as neere as
possible conformde to y® Rule and constitutions. '-
w" my lord and we had discourst a while uppon thes points — I knelt
down and requested his lord^P considering my want of health and
ability y' he wold pleas to procure of y® Comunity, y^ ellection of an
other Superiour. My cheefe reason of doing y= was y' in my great fit
of sickness I made a purpose y* if I could meet with a fitt opportunity,
I wold offer to my Superiour and y^ Comunity y^ surrender of my
place to on more worthy of it.
My lord and all y^ company seemde surprisde for I had
May made no overture of y^ to any not y* I wanted confi-
dence or any free comunication with my Confessor, but
had I told him of it probably he wold have diverted me, and I was not
willing to dispute it w*^ any, but to put it into y^ full powre of my
Superiour and y^ Comunity, w<=^ I conceaud to be my best way. to find
out y^ will of God in y^ affayre, sincearly desiring and resolving y* as
it shold please God to direct my Superiour and y® comunity I wold
submit, and rest satisfyed ; for as I freely made offer of y^ dignity
into theyr hands to dispose of. so I concluded having y* power at
theyr own choyce, they wold be so much theyr own frends, as not
to stand uppon tearmes whether I really desird it or noe; though
for as much as I can iudge, I did sincearly desir it, as farr as I wold
find or prove it to be God's will, or most to theyr satisfaction; '-
My lord sayd not much y" but only y* was an affayr y^ wold require
consideration.-- w" we went out some of the Religious y* seemd con-
cernd at w^ I had donn and sayd, spoke freely to me not w^^ out tears
64 ABBESS Neville's annals of
on both sides, w'^^ I also found from some others y^ came to know it;
nor did I pas vv^^ out a check from good fa"" Confessor, but as I told
y^ I had acted nothing, but only put y^ powre into my Superiours
hands and y^ Comunityes to act for me and y'" selvs, as God shold
dirrect y'", w^^ was to be my discharg and theyrs, as well as our
comfort. <-
The first day as I had tow or 3 times occation to wayt uppon my
lord, he told me had I not made y* offer he nor y^ Comunity shold
never haue had any thought of such an accident, but now they ought
to consider y^ affayr with much deliberation. <-' I had some reason
to think I might haue binn set at liberty till y^ day following, w" my
lord told me the Comunity wold not accept my resighning, saying
many things of my high obligation to y^ Comunity, w'^^ were trueths
I was very well conuinst of, and of theyr great vertu in supporting
my many infirmityes and errores; w" my lord with much satisfadlion
had treated aloan with every on of the Comunity, his lor^P desird to
haue y^ all assembled together: my lord spoke very obligingly
of y^ great comfort and edification his lor^P had receaued by making
ys visit incouraging all to go one in y^ same way of vertu and peace
he now found y'".
We all knelt downe as I told my lord to receaue his fatherly repre-
hensions for o*" faults, and wold not fayle to comply with his paternall
admonitions, and obey in w' so euer he shold comand us : his lor^P
speaking very sensibly of our temporall condition, recommended to
us frugallity and care of holy pouerty in all things ; and y" in perticu-
ler his lor^P gaue me to understand, my high obligation to y^ Comu
nity's kyndness in theyr not accepting y^ surrender of my office w*^^
he also desired I shold continu, w^^ a searious application to my duty,
in y^ spirit of sweetnes & charity, yet with zeale and vigor in seeing
disciplin obserud with y^ Rules and Constitutions; and to haue a
care of little faults: - so with a most paternall expression of honnor
and esteeme for y^ Comunity he gaue us his Blessing and tooke
leaue ; -- his lor^P gaue us advis to profes non under full 5000 livre.
Now as I found my obligations to y^ Comunity redoubled by this last
favour ; so I was in payn for y^ litle abillity I had to make my grati-
tude appeare; but as formerly I had found theyr kynd acceptance of
that litle I could do to serue y"^, so I now confided they wold not be
less ready to take y* litle in good part ; w*^^ I could compass to do
y^ seruice, '^ all things went on with much evenness and peace, and
my lord took much pleasur to com downe frequently to pontoys
spending many howrs in hearing confessions and treating of spiri-
tuell things w*^ divers of y^ Religious, retyring from y"^ with much
edification and satisfa6lion '-
-' 1672. '-
His Lordship finding our great want of a good foundation to subsist
by caused us many debts and preiudices, he now put into my hands
a wrighting constituting loooo — to give us a rent by of 500 livers
yearly -'.
His LordsP made it his studdy to render all things comod for
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y^ service of the hows, and having parted the cells, he made a
receuoyr at y« fountayn and pipes to conuey water to the Kitchen ;~
After the death of Madame, and Queen Mother, my lord deter-
mining- to laydown all y^ pompe and honors of y^ world procurde leave
of y^ King of france, to part with his Abbey at S^ martin's, into my
Lord Cardinal de Bulliogn* his hands, as confident it wold prove
both of honor and advauntage to y® whole town, and to us in perticu-
ler; whom he seriously recomended to my lord Cardinall's favour, as
his Eminence hath not fayled since, to let us know and find, by very
ample eff'ects in all occations his most sensible concern for us:
1673.
The more frequent my lord's visits were to us y^ greater esteeme and
concern he was pleased to have for us and to take to hart y^ sup-
plying of us with monys both to pay debts and help us to subsist ;
now as my lord was very obliging and preventing in his favours to
us, so was he much incourraged in y^ perticuler by very Revd father
Jhon Warner, of y^ society of Jesus, who came to succeed father
Simions last yeare may y^ first; ~We tryed all ways to help ourselves
forourtemporall advauntagebut found litle by any endeavour ether by
work or address to frends. all our supplys were from my lord who
never seemed weary of releeving his poore children; we did not
fayle to try to put out part of y^ portions we receaved, but with very
litle fruiet, for generally w' wee put out on month or yeare, we took in
another: to help us to subsist:
his lord^P always took a singular content in clothing and professing
y^ Religious, and w^ no less satisfaction to see his lor^P do it w*^
soe much searious devotion :--'
he still persevered frequently to visit and treat with y^ Comunity with
much satisfa6lion and content.
his lor^P had allways a singular devotion to y^ Feasts and Cerimonyes
of y^ church, and at y^ request both of y^ Cardinal and y® munks, his
lor^P came down to officiat at theyr prime Solemnityes, w^^ gave us
also an advauntage of more frequent visits and conversation w^^ his
lord^P much to his and o"" content; and though for y^ most part w"
we began to lay oppen the temporall distresses, he wold be a litle
concernd and troubled but uppon a longer time of conversation of
spirituall things with y^ Religious he would fall into excellent humour
and on way or other give or send us some summe that was consider-
able, to let us se how much he was satisfied w^^ y^ advaunce the
Comunity made in vertu, though theyr temporall condition of a
smale fortune held his lor^P still in care, and concern for us: I had
ever a singular comfort in y^ tru intelligence and right understand-
ing my lord had, of myne & y^ Comunity's proceedings in all respects,
w*^'^ as it was still y^ greater evidence of his lor^P prudence; so it was
also the greater proof of y® union peace and vertu of y^ holy hows.
- 1675 -'
The suffragan of my Lord Arch Bishop of Roane came at my entreaty
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66 ABBESS Neville's annals of
to confirme; severall of o"^ profest Religious --' and of y* convidl*; with
many others of y^ towne, and gave lesser orders to severall.
My lord Cardinall de Bulliogn made us a visit with an excuse for not
having yet given y^ Comunity his blessing, recomending y^ King and
Royall family, with his own concerns to y^ prayers of y^ Religious very
obligingly tooke leave, my lord Cardigan with his Daughter y^ Coun-
tess of Shrewsbury, and her sonne my lord of Shrewsbury, with
divers other english persons of quallity, coming to live in france,
were much edifyed by y^ visits they made to theyr relations and
trends heere at ye grates as well as others were w"" my lord gave
permission to enter the enclosure;
1676.
May M*"^ Selbee having declard her desire of Religion, my
lady her mother sent to have her meet her at Calls;
Sister Mary Joseph Bolny went with her, my lady finding her desirs
setled for religion gave her her blessing and permission to enter y*
Noviship; so they returnd back, and brought y^ tow M''^ Standlys w*^
y™ who entered y* convi6l; -'
The tow D Giffords were now to be profest; and ther
wanted no good will in y"^ to have brought theyr whole
Septem— fortun, 2000 pound a peece, but w" all came to be ad-
12 ~ lusted ther was given y"^ only 1000 pound for each,
all expenses inuolude; w'^^was as sensible a mortifica-
tion as could befall y"^; for non desired more to advaunce God's glory
and y® good of y^ hows by theyr fortune y" thes tow good Religious
did but God wold not allow y™ that content, nor us y^ advauntage,
his holy will be donn; they most generously left all to be disposed ot
to pay debts (and) or w^ might be other ways mos(t) for y* present con-
cern: y^ younger Sisters was not y'^ paid in, she not beeing full 21 —
but it was all receavde 1681. -^ y" y* last 400 pounds was payd & S""
Jhon Giff'ord required y*^ shold be put out for y'" in case of the
comunity 's decay of fortun; and though y^ necessitys of y* yeare
could not spare it, yet it must be supplyed by assighning y'" some
other monys —
-1677-
Janu 15 This day was a sad on to us . by y^ vyolence of the river
breaking In and casting down our walls, bringing a great distruc-
tion uppon us in all kynds. I was much edified at y^ payns y^ poore
Religious took to save and preserue w* they could from spoyles, and
to support y^ cross with a cheerful patience ;
I fayled not to give my lord a speedy account of y^ new charge
his lord^P imediatly sent me, 500 liuers to begin y^ wals w^^ <- letting
us know he was a litle better ; w^^ was welcome news to me and y^
Comunity; but as all humayn comforts pass like a flash of lightning
so did ys for imediatly word was brought he was daungerously il, I
Instantly sent away m"" Coniers our worthy Confessor, who found
his lor^P very III. but most pyously disposed for y* last houer. He
cald for y« holy Sacraments w^^ his lordship recvaud w*^ much devo-
tion, and as y^ Community was his cheefe care and concern in his
sjc Convidl i.e. School.
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 67
life, so now at his death both to o*" Confessor and R"^ fa*" warner, his
lor^P made many livly expressions of his sensibillity. in leaving- us in
so low a condition.
Whilst my lord lay thus between life and death y^ Comunity was in
continuall prayr and pennance to move heaven to spare him to us :
but he had made, his preparation so perfectly for that iourny, and
soe compleated his crown as no delay wold be allowed ; soe assisted
by mons"" d' espond his owne ghostly father, very R"'^ father warner,
and M'" Conniers. he most pyously rendred his soule at ten in y<^
morning — beeing fryday and y^ 5^^ of febru. — 1677--
1677
This sad news soone arrivde and struck all of us with a most sensible
griefe, drawing sighes and tears from every hart and eye ; but duty
cald uppon us to pay y^ debt of sorrow by some more signall and effec-
tuall expressions of our love and gratitude to his memory ; as to y®
best of frends. father and benefactor : under w^^ title all dutyes y®
statutes ordayns was by all both in publick and privat performde ; ~
The whole office of y^ deade w^^ a solemn mass sung y^ next day, by
y^ Cure^ of o*" B'^ Ladys Church and all his ecclesiasticks . heire in
o'" litle chappell, our harts beeing yet so full of greefe; and o'' eyes to
apt for tears, to discharge y* duty. -'
My lord Cardinall de BuUiogne ordered all for y^ coming down of
my lords body, reception and buriall at s* martin's, his emminence
expressing all obliging civillity in y^ occation ; ^
- 1677 -
February My lords Ghostly father mons*" d'espond came down
^th ye body: and so did very R"'^ f'' warner; y^ Cured
of o'" Ladys church with all y^ priests and singing boys ; met y® body
by o"" Ladys church uppon y^ bridge and so attended y^ hears till y«
body was buried in S^ Gotier his chappell; asking permission to
sing ther a de profundis : ye munks mett y^ cource w^^ du solemnity
and devotion ; From S' martins y^ Clergy of our Ladys w^^ all theyr
attendants came to our Church: y^ whole comunity beeing assembled
together in y^ quire; w'^ lighted candles in theyr hands, and y^ Hirce
in y^ midle of y^ church and candles lighted on y® Aulter ; very R"^
father warner; w'^ his surplice, stole and cope; entring a litle before
into y^ church; after y^ church door was oppen, we sung in paradiso;
mouns^ d'espond had brought downe embalmed in a case of leade;
y^ lights liver and lungs w'^^ my deere lord had consighned to us,
and with a proper speeach uppon my lords, vertu and kyndness to
y^ Comunity he dellivered w"^ he had in charge to very R"'^ father
warner ; who was not to sicke in his return of as long prayses in my
lords behalfe ; and assurance of y^ comunityes great sensibillity of
theyr loss by my lords death and harty prayrs for him ; '~ The priests
of or lady asked permission to sing in musick a de profundis; and so
all took leave, and went to y^ Carmelits ; my lord having given ther
to mother Jane and her worthy comunity his hart ; '- his bowelles
was buried at the Incurables:
5«
68 ABBESS Neville's annals of
for a testimony to posterity of y^ obligation we esteemde o^'selves to
have; to give some perticular evidence of o^ gratitude to my lord,
as to o"" cheefe benefactor ; we made a litle hears with a black velvet
hire cloth and whight sattin Cross, and my lords armes imbrodered
uppon it to expos yearly w" we performe his anniversary office ; wee
put y^ case of ledd into a kynd of ledden coffinn about a foote and
halfe long, and on foote broade ; y" it was sodered up ; and buried
in o'' church --
The inscription uppon it was
The cover of y^ hart and liver of y^ Right Hon^'« y^ lord Abbot
montagu-- formerly Comendatory Abbot of s' Martins, heere in pon-
toyse, and actually w" he dyed Abbot of nantuell ~ he was Illustrious
by birth; but more illustrious by his vertu; and bounty to y^ Comu-
nity, and most illustrious by his pyety towards God, and charity to
his Neighbor; -- he dyed and rested in o"^ Lord on y^ 5^^ of february.
Anno 1677
requiescat in pace:
A marble stonn was bespoke to be placed on y^ side of y® wall over
agaynst wher y^ hart was buried, w^'^ y^ Epitaph imprinted in gold
letters as a poore remarke of thos charractors of gold w^^ y® sensi-
billity and due gratitude, for his many favours and great bountys to
them, hath imprest uppon theyr harts; --
requiescat in pace
Amen
-1677-
This is a mere observation of all passages set down more at large
in other proper places, therefore I only briefly touch y^ most essen-
tiall perticulers.
mouns'" Joffoss beeing then vicegerint; it fell by providence y' it was
o"^ lott to be under his charge, and it was much to o'^ advauntage. for
non could be more obliging and concernd for us y" he was. or more
ready to do us favoure. and though he made no formall visit yet
he very closly and seariously examined all things, advising and
assisting us both by councell and action,
very R"'^ father warner beeing cald away R"'^ father Clifford was
sent in his place.
- 1678 -
Janu 16 '- The widdow m"^ Titchborn entred to be religious she
brought a considerable anuity for her life of some 600
livers a yeare; with 2400 liuers more to be payd in at her death or
before, as y^ on halfe of it hath binn, '^
m"^ chariot selbee also entred and was clothed and profest at y« du
time; she had 4000 liuers at her profession and 20 pound a year
annuity, r^
m'^s mary Titchborn daughter to s'' Henery Titchborn came much
about y« same time, to Religion, she had 300 pound at her profession
and is to have payd to y^ comunity after her death 400 pound more,
and 20 pound annuity during her life
my lord Cardigan sent me a token of 50 pound
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 69
- 1678 -
March >- The pope his Nuntio, coming to s* martins to retyre
some days . he came on afternoon to o"" church, and
then gave his blessing to all y® comunity, seeming much satisfyed
and pleased '-
The noys of warr began to be whispered up and down, and my lord
Cardinall coming to give us a visit, and his blessing he was very
pleasant and well pleased saying, though ther shold be wars between
france and england, yet ther shold be non betwixt saynt martins and
o'^ monastery;
Father Clifford beeing suddaynly cald away to loretto
Septem <-< very R"^ father Clare was sent in his place; and thus
y^ promissing hopes given us, of many advauntages by
his assistance; yet y^ effedls hath much exceded all y'^ was promist .
nor is it to be imagined or exprest . how tru a father and kynd a
frend, he hath binn and is dayly to y^ comunity; -'
The ill seede y^ Gates had sowed; began now to appeare ripe, and
y^ disturbances in o'" nation fell heavy uppon us . by a stope of all
necesary correspondance : and du payments . we were advised to
send some of o'" Religious to paris.
1678
my lady mary Carrill and her Comunity at Dunkerk by y^
stopping up of y^ goffers found y*^ town grow less wholesome ; so she
with sume of her community came to paris, and mad also a step to
pontoys. beeing first inuited, by me and y® Religious. -^ they stayd
heere sume time ; and y" returnd to paris to deale theyr owne busi-
ness, desighning to procure a patent, if possible to remoue her whole
family, I beleeue theyr ayme was for paris, but not succeeding they
obtaynd on for Abbeville.
some days before my lady Carrill went from us to paris ; M"^
Joffos o"* Superiour gaue me his approbation to send D Aloisia Elliot
and D mary Christina Whight to paris to try w* aduauntage could be
had ther ; y^ ought to be more perticulerly and clearly sett downe ;
and so is referd to a more proper place ; all I shale now say is y* from
y' address y" made to madame y^ Duches of riechlu and madam
mayntenoone recomended by R"^ pere Rapin and assisted by R"^
father Clare * his aduis and endeauours : uppon theyr presenting a
placet to his Royall maiesty wee may iustly as it shale be made cleare,
attribute y^ succeeding almes of y^ and latter yeares.
The lady powes beeing cald in question uppon seuerall fals
accusations made agaynst her ; and her la^P^ letters & myne beeing
declard to foment Rebellion and y« hauing her daughters heere in our
monastery, alledge agaynst her; she sent privatly to have her tow
daughters removed, as they were imediatly. y' and many other
Crosses falling upon us thes times.
As all publick actions are leading ways for others to follow, so after
Hf. Rev. Father Clare was Father Warner, S.J., in the world Sir John Warner.
70 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS OF
our tow Dames had appeard at court and presented theyr placet;
diuers monasteryes and several others of y^ Nation began to make
theyr addresses by theyr perticuler frends helpe w^^ made severall
obiections, at all hands, and we were advisde to call
July o"" Religious home, who in theyr return were most
27 obligingly entertaynd at mouboyson by her Royall
Highness princes Louisia; '-
It is not to be imagined how many ways endeavours were used to
procure our small sumes from england and how litlesucces wee found;
for times were soe daungerous. and y^ acting or comingtomonasterys
so much prohibited and punnisht as non wold ingage in o'' affayers
after M"^ Gowen his imprisonment and his papers w^^ all ours beeing
carryed to y^ councell table ; since w*^*^ time, wee could neuer yet
recouvre y'" agayne,
-1680-
March By y^ favour of my lord Cardinall de Bulliogn w" y*
25 Almes was distributed for praying for y^ good success
of y^ Dolphin his happy manage, 4000 '- livers fell to
o"^ lott, w^^ we injoyde some years.
my lady Marina Beaumont writt to desir me and y^ comunity to let her
havesomeof o'^Religioustosetleher hows, proposingadependency and
totall surrender of all powre to y^ monastery, and to makey^dependant
uppon y^ seuerall letters past for it could not so sudaynly be ended.
Much about y' same time a great lady at paris proposde to R"^ father
Clare y^ giving her hows at paris for a monastery, and desired we
shold be treated w*^ about it ; but father Clare beeing to go into flaun-
ders with his Brother and daughter, y^ business lay deade till his
return though y^ lady and my selfe past severall letters about it in
his absence
-1680-
Novem. Rnd father Clare gave y^ exercys and y" going to paris
treated with y^ lady, pere la chaise and others about y^ affayre;
and on y^ 18 of December I went to paris as well on y^ seruise w^^
was a secret, as to meete my lady Marina then to conclude with her;
^ w^^ was soon dispatcht, for she finding some favour and bounty
at Court . fell of from her former proposolls, and so we parted ; but
she took 3 Dames out of the chand lu lait * with others and so
returned to her monastery and was soone cald to y^ other world; and
y' hows fell into dispute, ~ and if it could be compast fell into a
desighn of beeing made an Irish hows, now all thes passages beeing
at larg set down elswher. I shall only touch heere w* cannot be
avoyded.
- 1681 -
This great Duches y^ deslghnd us her hows, was very well acquaynted
and esteemed by y^ Arch Bishop of paris, and ther was an other
great lady ioyned with her in y^ promotion of y^ good action, and
intention of concurring in y^ setlement of means for y' good work ;
tow other ladys of lesser quallity, though no mean persons acted much
5|e Champs I'alouette.
ENGLISH BENEDICTINE NUNS 7 1
in y^ concern . between us and y^ Duches. pere le Ches was treated
with; all things seemed so probable and prosperous as nothing-
appeard more easy, and facill to be 'compast ; good pere Rapin acted
with vigor and zeale on all sides, and soe did R"'^ father Clare; we
had y^ Cardinalls permission w" we first began to treat it . though
he never was very willing for it ; and finding y^ ther was noe evidence
of obtayning an establishment, after y^ Duchess of Ritchlu and
madame mayntenoon by pere Rapins importunity had spoken to his
Maiesty. and he had given y"^ a flat denyall. Yet w*^ great expres-
sions of esteeme of y^ Comunity, w'^ promiss of supplying us some
other way. I resolved as soon as my health wold permit to return
home, so on y^ 9^^ of June; in madam vilsanyns coach, m'' pearch .
and m*"^ warner with us. we came to pontoys, but at y^ demaund of
her Royall Highness we lodgde at mouboyson some 3 nights, re-
ceauving from y^ princess and all y* excellent comunity all possible
testimonys of obliging kyndness.
wee visited all y^ monasteryes and s^ martins, and were receavd w*^
much civillity by all. I confess as soon as entred intoo"" own church.
I found my hart at tru ease, and having kist y^ Cross, and donn o""
devotions to y® B'^ Sacrament, the Te deum beeing sung we entred
y^ Quire, wher I tasted tru ioy and content ; finding y^ Community
in so good order and cheerful! a way.
I never think of y^ affayr w^^out much admiration considering all
circumstances and probable ground to bring it to pass and y^ non
dispatch of it ; as we much admired y' prouidence y' gaue us such
greater probabillitys w^^ out y^ effects, but we must not dispute, but
submit to Ally God and his holy will, as from my soule I desir to doe ;
1682
July 2<i /- m'^ penelope* hennedge receauvde y^ holy habitt and
past through her Noviship very courragiously and w'^
much satisfa6lion to all: her portion was 15 hundred pound; 1000-
pound put out and y^ 400 - pound payd to y^ hows, y^ other 100 - to
pay all charges of clothing and profession to w^^ she added other
Summes . and imployd much of it for y^ comunity.
^1683^
This yeare w^^ the last was of no small weight in regard of o"" tem-
poralis; w^^ ever since, my good lord Montagu his death hath still
growne wors and wors: yet providence so disposed y' through Gods
mercy and y^ motion of frends s'" Thomas preston gave us a good
sume of 1 1500 livers w^^ my lord Carrington, and my lord Mullinex
did audaunce w^^ theyr interest: but y"^ wee have not y^ free use of
it; but hope it will come; God send all to conserue our interest in
it; for sure I am wee haue real want of the use of it;
1684
Our distresses still continuing very R"^ father Clare beeing now
to setle his daughter m""^ Susan warner who declard to be Religious
3|c Daughter of George Heneage of Hainton, Co. Lincoln, eldest surviving
oflfspring of Sir George H. Her mother was Faith, daughter of Sir Philip Tyr-
whit of Stainfield.
72 ABBESS NEVILLE S ANNALS
w*^ her sister at Dunk k, his R^°<^ did w* he could to satisfy o"* butcher
and other creditors y' were most importune and lent us 500 pound
w'^^ wee agayne repayed at her profession out of the mony Sir Thomas
Preston gaue us.
This abreuiated obseruance is much more at large set down
and in better proportions but becaus all thos things ar hazardous to
decay and lose I made y^ litle compendium more for my owne helpe
of memor and knowing wher to find perticulers as occation might
require, y" for any other desighn
Agayn y^ next yeare at his LordsP^ return back he was
1687 pleased to give us an other visit; w^^ all possible
expression of obliging kyndness and fauour
\^The MS. ends with this last detached paragraph ^ which seems to
refer to a missing account of i62>t.']
ABBESS NEVILLE'S ANNALS.
BINDING AT END.
The original is decorated in colour and gold on the
embossed and tooled leather.
CATHOLIC RECORD SOCIETY, VI.
ce page 72.
No. II
THE WILL OF CHRISTOPHER STONEHOUSE
OF DUNSLEY IN THE PARISH OF WHITBY, A NOTED
RECUSANT. Circa 1564-1631.
Volume XLI, Folio 387 in the York Registry.
In Volume IV, p. 378, a reference to this "constant Catholic" is made.
Since then I have been able to procure a copy of his will. In The Northern
Genealogist, iii, 50-3, I ventured to assert that "Andreas Stonas," born
at " Easbrow," or " Eastbrow," which Foley took to be Andrew " Stone'' ^
and '' Easby,^^ must be the priest brother of Anne and Mary Stonehouse,
lay sisters at St Monica's Augustinian house at Louvain, and born at the
hamlet of East Row in Dunsley in the parish of Whitby, three miles from
the town of Whitby, and son of Christopher Stonehouse, whom Foley 3|c refers
to under the spelling of Stayanus and Stayhouse (ill, 755-8, MS. of Father
Christopher Grene, S.J.) as being arrested late in December, 1591, for
recusancy, and escaping from York Castle with Francis Younge on August
23. 1593, after one imprisonment of twenty months. His son Andrew, born
1597, seminary priest 1621, a Jesuit 1634, was also a prisoner in York
Castle in March, 1657-8, to September, 1660, under the name of John Fair-
fax, and is supposed to have died in 1664. Other aliases of his were John
Cuthbert, John Stone and Andrew Town.
The conjunction of Christian and family names frequently is worthy
of note, as seen in the Index of wills and administrations ( Yorks, Archceol.
Soc. Rec, Series):
1588 Stanus, Christopher. Barmby, Cleveland. Adm.
1592 Staynas, Christopher, Myton on Swale. Adm.
1597 Stones [?], Christopher, York. Adm.
1616 Stanous, Christofer, Lythe, yeoman. Prob. 8 Sept. 1617.
1616 Stonas, Christofer, Whitby, burgess. Prob. 20 Mar. 1616.
1613 Stonas, Christopher, Dunslay. Prob. 9 May. 1633.
And the one here given. The sirname was and is common throughout
Cleveland.
This undated will tends to show that the Testator survived until the
year 1631, that he had two properties in Dunsley, one being in East Row,
where Father Andrew Stonehouse must have been born, and that he had
a son named Joseph, whose connexion did not appear before. "Joseph
Stonehouse of Egton Chapelry, labourer," appears in the Recusant lists for
1632 and 1633, and Joseph Stonas, with Alice his wife, of Newholme-cum-
Dunsley, in 1641. It shows, also, that besides being a worker in jet
(jeater^) and amber, that the testator was a farmer of land, probably not
freehold, but copyhold or tenant-right.
Andrew and Anne are not mentioned, as both were in religion abroad,
the latter at Louvain, where Mary must have gone shortly after settling
her father's affairs. J.S.H.
if. Foley might well be ignorant of the connexion of father and son with
such extraordinary spellings, due to broad Yorkshire pronunciation, not Latin
as he imagined.
^ The late Canon Atkinson (iV. Riding Rec, li, 67) contended thafjeater"
meant a "jet-digger or miner," in spite of the same people, on pages 70 and
140, being called "jeaters" and ^^]eaX-workers": but the Annals of St Monica's,
I, 187, conclusively disprove his philological conjecture. The Middlesex Recu-
sant lists, 1629-37, describe the sons, Cuthbert and Thomas, as "yeomen,"
whilst the first is described once as a " jeweller." Query a lapidary.
74 WILL OF CHRISTOPHER STONEHOUSE OF DUNSLEY
** Imprimis I gyve this my farme in Dunsley to Ursula* my wyfe
Xp6ffer"if Stonehouse my sonne and all my goods my debts payd
and my will pved and my funeral expences discharged I gyve to my
sonne Josephe and my daughter Marie always provided that Mary
shall have some pte of the pewther and brasse more then Josephe
shall have so much as ther frends shall thinke fyttinge Likewyse
my farme at East Row I gyve unto my sonne Cutbert and my sonne
Thomas provided alwayes that my sonne Cutbart shall be the better
in valew by the some of three pounds sex shillinges and eight pence
This farme at East Rowe I have letten for the tearme of twelve
yeares unto Willm Hill wch I charge yow by this my last Will to
pforme els to pay him his money back agayne which I have receyved
his tearme began at Lady Day last past also I make Christopher
Stonehouse my sonne & Marie my daughter Executors of this my
last will and Testament."
** Witnesses, Henry§ Fairfax. William^ Cooke."
*'Probate granted on 28'^ April 1631 to Christopher Stonehouse
and Mary Stonehouse the sole Executors named in the Will."
* They are described as secretly married in Peacock's List of 1604. She
was the second wife and the maiden name is unknown. The first was Frances
Smith, possibly of the Egton family.
if Probably the only child by the second marriage.
§ Henry Fairfax must be absolutely one of the family of Walton and Gilling.
In 1604 (Peacock's Yorks. Caths) he and his unnamed wife are described as
" Recusantes old" and "secretly marryed," whilst Ralph Fairfax is a Recusant
since March 25, 1603. Under Acaster-Malbys we read: *' Raulf ffairfax gentle-
man who dwelleth at Dimsley [sic] & sometimes resorting into ye said parish
to ye house of Cuthbert ffairfax for a fortneth together or there aboutes & cometh
not to ye church." Cuthbert Fairfax, whose daughter Mary was then a Recu-
sant, was grandfather of Thomas F., who begged to compound for an estate at
Dunsley worth £&:> rental on July 4, 1646, and who declared his pedigree at the
visitation on March 22, 1665, as of Dunsley, aged sixty {Surtees, xxxvi).
The Recusants of Newholme-cum-Dunsley indi«fled July 8, 1614, contain
** Henry Fairfax, gent" 50, and Edith his wife about 30, both Rec* 14 years";
"Will. Cooke, jeater, and Jane his wife, both about 40 (R. 20)"; " Chr. Stonas,
jeater, 50, and Ursula his wife, 47, both Rec^ 20 years with Tho. and Cuthbert
his sons, both 20 (R. 3)" (iV. Riding. Rec. il, 70).
The following few extracts are from the very imperfed; original Registers
of Whitby: (Francis s. of Henry Farfax was bapt. at Egton 25 Nov. 1645.)
Birth 1631 Oct 30, Henry s. of Henry ffaierfax
Marriages 1623 .... George ffaierfax & Mary Killdale
1625-6 Jan. 15 George ffairefax & Ann Haddocke
1641 July 27 Henry ffairefax & Ellis Carlell
Burials 1625 Apr 15 Margerie ffairfax
1638 May 29 ffrancis ffairfax wife of Henry ffairfax
1648 May 12 Henry ffairfax of Dunsley
The will of Sir Nicholas Fairfax of Walton and Gilling, of 7 July, 1570,
proved 30 Oct. 1572, he having died 30 March, 1571 {Yorks. Archceol. Jour.
XIX, 188), contemplates the possible contingency of his two eldest sons. Sir Wil-
liam and Nicholas, dying without issue, and leaves the remainder of his great
estate to Henry the son of his third son George, to whom he bequeaths only
;{J20, and who had married Frances, daughter of Sir Francis Salvin of Thorpe-
Salvin and Neivhiggin in Egton. The will entrusts the education of the grandson
to Cuthbert, the seventh of eight sons, but later on to the eldest son during his
life. Henry Fairfax, the Recusant, if fifty in 1614, would be six when the will
was made.
IT Christopher is said to have converted his master, and, after the latter's
death, to have taught the son the trade. He is probably this witness, a jet-worker
and Recusant, said to be aged forty in 1 614, or ten years younger than Christopher.
No. Ill
A LIST OF CONVICTED RECUSANTS IN THE REIGN OF
CHARLES II.
British Museum, Additional MS, 20739
This collection of the names of Recusants from schedules of the Pipe
Rolls for specified years, a portly volume, bound in red gilt leather,
needs no description, as it is not an original document, being only a copy
of returns from parts of England made by the clerks of the peace in their
respective administrative areas. There are many blanks.
When attention was first called to it, it was understood to cover the whole
of England. This is clearly shown in the preamble not to be so. But there
are other lists, which the Society will be able to print later, covering the
whole of England and Wales at different periods.
The returns for Lancashire are the amplest, containing more than half of
the whole. No one more competent to deal with these exists than Mr Gillow,
our Recorder, who has annotated a large number from the garner of his
vast researches of over thirty years. Catholic Lancashire is fortunate in
having such an historian amongst its natives. As regards the rest it has not
been easy to know where to turn to for help, and it is better to leave blanks
than do the work badly. The loss of the Lancashire notes might be irrepar-
able. At the same time annotating is in no sense necessary, our great object
being to save records from oblivion. The present writer has ventured to add
a few notes, and is indebted to a few persons for information about their
families. Yorkshire's part, although the second longest, is disappointing.
The City of York and the North Riding are not mentioned; but some places
in the latter and the West Riding are misplaced under the East Riding.
These defects are emphasized when we turn to Hist. MSS Comfnissioner^ s
ninth Re;port, Part I, and find a list of one thousand seven hundred and
fifty-five North Riding Recusants presented atThirskon February 24, 1690.
Other counties seem inadequately dealt with.
The preamble of the paper is so explicit that comment is unnecessary;
but it is interesting to see the distinction drawn between "Papists" and
"fanaticks" by men of affairs at the time.
It has been necessary to curtail the work. No useful purpose could be
served by repeating the convictions, names of places (sometimes repeated
to each person), amounts of fines, etc., some of which had previously been
abbreviated. The original sequence has been kept, although inconvenient
when the names of places are repeated at intervals or for repeated convic-
tions. They are here transposed above the names of the persons. Corrections
are made by footnotes and in square brackets. The object is to obtain the
names of the Catholics, occupation, status and residence with dates, in the
simplest form for ready reference. The fine was uniformly ;^2o per mensem
for each adult, except one half for a wife ; but in some entries, notably in
the York shire part, ;^20 is wrongly put down as their fine. It will be seen
that twelve calendar months are computed instead of thirteen lunar months.
As a dry, statistical, sordid exchequer document prepared for financial
purposes, it lacks much of the interest contained m local ones, such as
Peacock's Yorkshire Catholics, 1604, and the Masham Recusants {Cath.
Rec. Soc.y III, 82). But such information must be important to genealogists;
and, above all, it saves from oblivion the names of those who dared all things
for the one Faith and conscience. J. S. H.
76 A LIST OF CONVICTED RECUSANTS
A Certificate of
The names of all the Recusants convidled which now stand charged
in Ced. Pipe before the Treasurers Remembrancer thus made by his
Majesties special comand given at the Treasury Chamber at White-
hall xxij. day of June 1671. signified by a letter from S"" George
>KDowning Secretary to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesties
Treasury which is as follows
These
for M'' Christopher Barnard
Deputy to the Lord Treasurers
Remembrancer in the Exchequer
Sir
I have acquainted the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
with yours to me of the 21^"^ instant and it hath been read in the
presence of his Majestie, his Royal Highness &c And his Majestic
dire6ls that you doe attend M"" Attorney generall with the names of
all Recusants of whom any convidlions are returned into the Exche-
quer with their respecSlive qualities and places of abode
I am.
Sir
Your very affecSlionate
humble servant
22*^ June 1 67 1. G. Downing
And the convi6lions following are carefully examined by
Chr. Barnard
18^^ August 1 67 1 Dep^ Rem. Thesar
The convi6lions certified were in the several years of the reign of
K Chas 2 viz., 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 26. 28. 29.
Desunt
1 Bedford 077 i Isle of Ely
2 Bucks 095 2 Chester County
3 Berks 085 3 Chester City
4 Cambridge 075 4 Cornwall
5 Huntingdon 034 5 Cumberland
6 Dorsett 041 6 Derby
7 Essex 096 7 Durham
8 Hertford 031 8 Gloucestershire
9 Lancashire 5496 9 Gloucester City
10 Ebor 1855 10 Exeter City
1 1 London\ 1 1 Bristol City
12 Middx j 0052 12 Hereford County
13 Surry 0010 13 Leicester
14 Devon 0042 14 Lincoln
15 Norfolk 0441 15 Monmouth
16 Newcastle 0077 16 Northampton
17 Somerset 0029 17 Nottingham
18 Suffolk 0210 18 Northumberland
19 Stafford 0678 19 Oxford
:|c Sir George Downing, after whom " Downing Street" is named, now a
synonym for the Government.
A LIST OF CONVICTED RECUSANTS
77
20 Southampton 0284
21 Sussex 0265
22 Wiltes 0238
23 Kent 0025
10236
20 Rutland
21 Salop
22 Warwick
23 Worcester
40 Wales
In these 23 Counties and Cities wherein any Convi6lions are certifyd
into the Exchequer it may be observed
I. That none of the Nobility are here mentioned except Geo Earl of
Bristoll * in Middx whose Convi6lion hath been once legally dis-
charged by a plea of conformity
2 Very few of the considerable gentry in England it being very rare
throughout all this book to meet with the addition of Knight or
Esquire
3 It is not certain by this book that all the Recusants here men-
tioned are Papists, tis probable many of them are fanaticks
4 Tis more than probable that the number of Recusants in those
Countys from whence no convi6lions are certifyd may at least equall
if not exceed the Number certifyd
5 The same names are many times repeated in severall places and
probably may be the same persons
6 Seeing by law the penalty of 20^' a month runs on for ever after
the first convi6lion till conformity, it may be worth the labour to com-
pute how much money the convi6lions certifyd do amount to as
they now stand upon Record, and from thence wee may reasonably
conclude that there is more than Twenty times so much due to the
King few convi6lions being less than 2 yeres old, most of three, four
or five yeres standing or more
That Account as to the principall Charge stands thus: —
Bedford
04370
Cambridge
04600
Bucks
07440
Huntingdon
02040
Berks
05100
Dorset
00800
Essex
04000
Norfolk
023760
Hertford
01980
Newcastle
001540
Lancaster
1 1 2440
Somerset
000580
Ebor
049840
Suffolk
012420
London\
Middx /
Stafford
013540
004680
Southamp-
Surry
000520
ton
005780
Devon
000840
Sussex
017580
Wiltes
004760
Kent
000520
In All
277090
So that by this Computation there should be no less coming to the
King than between 4 and 5 millions from the Convidlions of 23
Countyes.
Which is more then all the Recusants Nobility and Gentry in Eng-
3|s Viscount Dunbar and Baron Langdale are named.
78 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. BEDFORD
land are worth all together And yet none of the Nobility and very few
of the Gentry are here mentioned
In those Countyes where I have been able to make enquiry as in
Yorkshire the persons are unknown or so poor they are scarce worth
the penalty of one 20^' much less responsible for the growing penaltys
of 2 or 3 yeres
In Suffolk there are pirsons of Quality but such as either in person
or their fathers did eminently service for the King
I have had no opportunity to inform myself in other countyes nor
could the Clarks tell me the names of the severall Informers at whose
prosecution the partyes were convi6led so I can give no charadler
of their persons, fortunes or merits
Upon the whole matter, without question, a considerable summe
might be raise by putting these laws in execution
But what disorder it might produce in his Majesties affairs is worthy
consideration
BEDFORD
[woburn]
Jacobus Albrltt de Woborne in Comitatu predicto yeoman virtute
ejusdem A6lus Parliamenti apiid Westm xxix die Octohris Anno
xxviij nuper Regine Elizahethe editi & provisi intitulati An A 61 for
the more speedy and due execution of certain hraunches of the Statute
made in the xviif^ year of the said Queenes raigne intitled An A61 to
keepe the Queenes Maiesties suhje6ls in their due obedience Eo quod
ipse existens etatis sexdecim afmorum et amplias et non accessit ad
ecclesiam parochialem de Woborne prediBo nee ad aliquam. aliam
ecclesiam. Capellam she usualem locum communis precationis nee
ibidem fuit tempore communis precationis ad aliquid tempus infra
spatium trium mensium et a7nplius sequentium predi^lum primum
diem Augusti Anno Reges nunc Caroli secundi xvf° sed totum tempus
prediftum voluntarie et obstinate absque aliqua causa rationabili
abstinuit ab eisdemi Anglice hath forborne the sa7ne, contra formam
statuti in hujusmodi casu editi et provisi inde indictatus et superinde
C07ivi6lus existit secundurn formam ejusdem statuti ad generalem
gaolem deliberationem Domini Regis nunc tentum apud Bedford in
comitatu predi6lo die Sabbato scilicet xj die Martij an7io xvij Regis
nunc Caroli secundi 1^166^^ Eo quod ipse non fecit subniissionem et
devenif conformabilem secundum veram intentionem A6lus Parliainenti
predicti
Franciscus Coleman yeoman Edwardus White, yeoman
Willielmus Albritt yeoman uxor ejus
Franciscus Ireland yeoman Thomas Stephens, yeoman
Edwardus Baker, yeoman Anna uxor ejus
Dina Wilson, yeoman [sic] Thomas Cooke, yeoman
Hugo Aubry, yeoman Carolus Pierce, yeoman
Thomas Coleman, yeoman uxor ejus
TUDDiNGTON^ Thomas White yeoman
Willielmus White, yeoman uxor ejus
Anna uxor ejus
1 Toddington.
BEDFORD CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 79
HORLYNGTON^ Laurentius Crawley, yeoman
Willielmus Tomlyn Solomon Cripston
Willielmus Harborough, yeoman Johannes Norris, yeoman
Georgius Groome, Johannes Impey, yeoman
Thomas Stanbridge, yeoman steppingley
Johannes Leaper, yeoman Johannes Brown, yeoman
Thomas King, yeoman malden^
CHALGRAVE Soloman Spring, yeoman
Ricardus fford Henricus Whitebread, yeoman
TINGRITH MILBROOKE
Willielmus Page yeoman Edwardus Huckle, yeoman
Elizabetha uxor ejus uxor ejus
Willielmus Martyn Elizabetha Grace, vidua
Maria Martin littleington*
Juditha Norman, spinster Thomas Wright, yeoman
WESTLYNG^ Johannes Parkinson, yeoman
Ricardus Doggett yeoman Johannes Wood, yeoman
Laurentius Bymon, yeoman Nathaniel Same, yeoman
Henricus Criple, yeoman puddington
Josephus Tidde, yeoman Jacobus Abbott, yeoman
HUSBORNE CRAWLEY Anna uxor ejus
Jacobus Kettle Thomas Abbott, yeoman
Avis Crawley, spinster chambrook^
AMPTHILL Johannes Turkington, yeoman
Thomas Arnold, yeoman Henricus Scriviner, yeoman
Willielmus Skittlethorpe, yeoman
[turvey]
Willielmus Skevlngton de Turvey, yeoman, conviflus apud Bedford
iiif^ die Augusti Anno xvj^ [1664] Ix^^
Stephanus Hathorne, yeoman Petrus Richardson, yeoman
Ricardus Smith, yeoman Elizabetha Blundell
Phillipus Norman, yeoman Constantia Stoner, spinster
Johannes Norris, yeoman Maria Stoner, spinster
Willielmus Tysoe, yeoman Jacobus Richardson, gen
Ludovicus Spencer, yeoman
Elizabetha Blundell de Turvey spinster, convidla est apud Bedford
prinw die Martij anno xvj^ precedence Ix^^
Petrus Richardson, yeoman strigsden^
Constantia Stoner, spinster Jacobus Richardson, gen
Maria Stoner, spinster uxor ejus
BUCKS
[great marlow]
Elizabetha uxor Edwardi Goodrich de Marlow magna in Comitatu
predi6lo yeoman, /^^^ . . . triummensium . . . convi6la . . . apud
Aylesbury in Com Bucks . . . die Martij Anno xvij^ nunc Caroli
secundi [1665].
' Harlington. 2 Westoning. * Query Wilden or Yielden. •* Lidlington.
° Sharnbrook. ^ Stagsden,
8o
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
BUCKS
Osborne de elsdem yeoman jtrlH pro cons
uxor eius ^IH pro cons
Maria [Aldridge] uxor ejus
Georg-Ius Pewsey, yeom
Gabriel Pewsey, yeom
uxor eius
Maria Currier
Elizabetha Bell, vidua
EATON
Matthoeus Payne, yeoman
Johanna Payne
Johannes Cutter, yeoman
UPTON
Ricardus Newington, yeom
Maria uxor eius
STOKE GOLDINGTON
Edwardus Tomkins, yeom
Maria Wright
WEST WICCOMBE
Anna Hester
Elizabetha uxor Edwardi Sher-
wood, yeom
SANDEUEREN*
Johanna uxor Danielis Win-
grave
HARWOOD MAGNA
Henricus Tomkins, yeoman
ABBOTT ASTON
Elizabetha Parratt
WINSLOW
Johannes Genester, yeom
cha[l]font
Edwardus Barton, yeom
Rebecca uxor eius
Benjaminus Reech, Taylor
uxor eius
Thomas Deely, yeoman
Willielmus fforth, yeoman
uxor ejus
Johannes fForest, yeoman
Willielmus Browne, yeoman
Willielmus Gyles yeoman
MISSENDEN MAGNA
Henricus Parkes, yeom
Thomas^ ffarmer, gentleman
uxor euis
Johannes^ ffarmer, gentleman
uxor eius
FFINGEST
Weedon
Elizabetha Reave
Cecilia Plumridge
TURVILE
Elizabetha West
Martha Childes
Robertus Greening
BURNHE ARTOWNE -
Robertus Swanne, yeoman
Henricus Perfitt, yeoman
Willielmus Towres
FFARNEHAM ROYALL
Willielmus Moulday, yeoman
HEGGERLY DEANE^
Georgius Salter, yeoman
ffrancisca uxor eius
Willielmus Sexton, yeoman
Katherina uxor eius
Sara uxor Willielme Medeu, yeom
Robertus White junior, yeoman
SEAGREET [?]
Willielmus Wilkinson, yeoman
Thomas Bertlett, yeoman
uxor eius
TAPLOE
Ricardus Parker, yeoman
uxor eius
Dorothea Shirburne
Symon Bunch
CHALFONT
Isaaccus Penington, gen.
Maria uxor eius
Georgius Salter, yeoman
Rebecca uxor ejus
Johannes Monck, yeoman
BEACONSFIELD
Robert Aldridge, gen.
^ These may be Fermors, who preferred the pronunciation of Farmer,
Barkley, Darby, parson and dark, to Furmer, Burkley, Durby, purson and
clurk. John Farmer of Great Mario w, Esq^, appears in the Visitation of 1566.
John Farmer, papist, of Great Marlow, paid ^136 fine for his delinquency in
1647, and Henry Farmer, papist, of Halton, j^556 in reversion.
2 Barton-Hartshorn. ^ Hedgerley-Dean. ^ Query, Saunderton.
BUCKS
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
8l
LEE
Samuel Dorvall, yeoman
HITCHAM
Thomas Deth, yeoman
AGMONDESHAM^
Radulphus Trumper, yeom
[prestwood]
Ricardus Martin nuper de Prestwood yeoman alias ditSlus Ricardus
Martin nuper de Tring in Com. Hertford yeom
Robertus Jones nuper de Prestwood alias dicSlus Robertus Jones
nuper de Tring in Com Hertford.
Anna Pennde Widmorend vidua convidla apud Ayleshurye vitf die
Augiisti Anno xvj^\\^^^ xV"^
HOGSON-
Maria Busby, vidua
Maria Busby, spinster
ABBOTS ASTON
Elizabetha Parratt, vidua
HARWOOD MAGNA
Henricus Tomkins, yeom
WESTON
Johannes Dobbs
Johannes ffisher, yeoman
Johannes West, yeoman
Johannes Grand, yeoman
Johannes Persons, yeoman
Henricus Price, yeoman
LINFORD MAGNA
Robertus House, yeoman
FFINGEST
Thomas fFarmer, yeoman
uxor ejus
Johannes ffarmer, yeoman
uxor ejus
Osborne, gen.
uxor ejus
Johannes Abbindon, yeoman
HEDSOR
Elizabetha uxor Edwardi Good-
rich, yeoman
UPTON IN CRAWLEY
Richardus Newington, yeom
Maria uxor eius
EATON
Ricardus Payne, yeoman
Mattheus Payne, yeoman
Johanna uxor ejus
Elizabetha Reeve, vidua
[brausfee?]
Johannes Hore de Brausfee, yeoman, convi6lus . . . apud Ayleshurgc
xxvj^ die ffehruarij Armo xvj^"^ [1664] Ix^^ pro cons.
Penn, vidua
ABBOTS ASTON
Elizabetha Parratt, vidua
HYWOOD MAGNA^
Henricus Tomkyns, yeoman
HOGSTON
Maria Busby, vidua
Maria Bushbry, spinster
WESTON UNDERWOOD
Johannes Dobbs, yeom
Johannes ffisher, yeoman
Johannes* West, yeoman
Johannes Parsons, yeoman
Johannes Grand, yeoman
Johannes Price, yeoman
FFARNEHAM^
Willielmus Moody, yeoman
TAPLOE
Ricardus Parker, yeoman
uxor eius
Dorothea Sherborne
Anna Bunce
1 In the Royal Kalander 1831, the year before its disenfranchisement it is
still called Agmondesham; but at an earlier date it was known as Amersham
i.e., Amers-ham, or Amersom. Heraldry connects the place with the sirnames
of Anselme, Awns-ham or Amondes-ham, Ensam, Hansom, etc.
» Hogston or Hoggeston. » Query, Great Horwood.
* The family name appears in the registers of Weston Underwood, com-
mencing 1715 (Fredk Arth. Crisp's printed copy and J. Orlebar Payne's Old
Eng. Cath. Missions). ^ Famham Royal.
6
82 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. BUCKS
UPTON CHALVEY FFINGEST
Ricardus Newington, yeom Elizabetha Reeve
Maria uxor ejus marloe magna
EATON^ Johannes Brinckhyrst, armiger
Ricardus Payne, yeoman uxor ejus
Matheus Payne, yeoman Osborne, gen.
Johanna uxor ejus uxor eius
BERKS
[bUCKFIELd]2
Willielmus Tirrold nuper de Buckfield in Com. predi(5lo generosus
lo^^ . . . tres menses . . . convi6lus . . . apud Newberry . . . xxxj die
Martij Anno xx Regis nunc Caroli secundi [1668] coram Roberto Pye
milite Thome Dolman milite, etc.
BINFIELD
Gabriel Young nuper de Binfield gen Ix^^
Thomas Newberry nuper de Binfield husbandman Ix^^
Anthonius^ Martin, husbandman ashamsted
Johannes Crabbe, husbandman Thomas Knapp, husbandman
Joyce Downes, spinster Jana Yates,* vidua
Elizabetha Prince, spinster east ildesley
Johannes fFennick, gen Johannes Hewett, husb
SHEFFORD MAGNA Williclmus fFostcr, husb
Gibbons, gen Edwardus fFoster, husb
SOUTH HiNCKSEY Hcnricus Hewett, husb
Avicia Goodyeard, vidua pangborne
Elizabetha Selston, vidua Ricardus^ Bagley, butcher
Elizabetha Anscoe, vid Thomas Tegg, husb.
[reading]
Martinus^ Tutchett nuper de Southcott Lodge in the parish of S'
Mary Reading, armiger Ix^^
shinfield uffington
Johannes Evans, husb Ricardus Ballard, blacksmith
EARLY Johannes Stephens, husb
Stephanus Corderoy, gen Ricardus Thatcher, husb
1 Eton. 2 Query Burghfield or Burfield.
' In the Non-jurors 1715 is probably his widow: " Elizabeth Martin, of
Woose Hill, in the parish of Wokingham, widow of Anthony Martin — House as
her jointure." And this for a husbandman!
* Possibly one of the Yate family, long settled in the county, whose pro-
perty at Buckland passed on the death of Sir Charles Yate, Bart, in 1728 to his
daughter and heir, Mary, wife of Sir Robert Throckmorton, 3rd bart, and
continued till lately in that family. The name may be held to come from the
parish of Yate in Gloucestershire, in spite of the canting arms of three gates,
yates or yats. It may be doubted whether Jane, sister of Sir Benjamin Tich-
bome, ist bart, who married Francis Yate of Lyford, could be alive in 1667.
^ Mrs J. Hautenville Cope says that in 1698 Richard Bay ley of Pang-
bourne and his sons Thomas and William held lands on the north side of the
Kennet in Sulhamstead-Banister. See p. 83 also.
* Mr Gillow suggests that this was Mervin Touchet, third son of Mervin,
twelfth Baron Audley, and second Earl of Castlehavejji, who succeeded to those
titles in 1684.
BERKS CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 83.
CHiLDREY Mauricius Hutchins, husb
Sara Clarke, spinster Johannes Goddard, husb
BUCKLOND CHILDREY •
Maria Warcupp, vidua Thomas Clarke, yeoman
Anna Greening, vidua wargrave
Johanna Moren, vidua Franciscus Spencer, husb
Alicia Drewet, vidua streetley
Edwardus Moren, husb Thomas Davis, husb
Lucas Guy, husb sullhmsted banister
Willielmus Robinson, husb Willielmus Bayly, husb
COOKEHAM LAURENCE WALTHAM^
Georgius Tomson, husb Johannes Underwood^, husb
Petrus Dervall, husb Johannes Newberry, husb
Ricardus Tomson, husb padworth
Robertus Austin, husb Anna Perkins, spinster
Willielmus Bishopp, husb Susanna Ham, vidua
Martha Spott, vidua Knapp, vidua
Andrew Speycer, husb Ursula Aylett, husb [stc]
Willielmus Jerome, husb Ricardus Hampton, husb
HAMSTED NORRIS
Ricardus Worrall, husb
[shefford]
Georgius^ Browne nuper de Shefford magna miles Balnei . . . trium
mensium die J ulij anno xix Regis \\^^']\ Ix
[hampstead norris]
Johannes* Dancastle nuper de Wellhouse in parochea de Hampsted
Norres gen ,^ .
BINFIELD • THATCHAM
Johannes^ Dancastle, gen Robertus^ Smeaton, gen
englefield bockhampton in parochia
Henricus^ Englefield, gen
^ Or Waltham St Lawrence.
2 William White of St Martin' s-in-the-Fields, and his wife Martha, declare
their right for her life to a house in Lawrence- Waltham,yearly value £l^ los.od.,
by the will of her first husband,Francis Underwood (Payne's Non-jurors, 1715)-
3 Sir George Browne, K.B., of Shefford and Wickham-Breux, co. Kent,
grandson of Anthony, first Viscount Montagu, who married Eleanor, daughter
of Richard Blount of Maple-Durham, had two sons named George (his father's
name) when he attested his pedigree at the Visitation in 1623.
* John Doncastle [sic], who married Mary, daughter of John Browne,
brother of Anthony, first Viscount Montagu, certified his pedigree at the Visi-
tation of 1665, when he was aged sixty-eight.
^ Perhaps the son of the last, aged twenty-nine at the time of the Visita-
tion. Married to Anne daughter of Francis Fettiplace of Swyncombe, Oxon,
whose son was a Catholic Non- juror in 171 5.
« At the Visitation of 1665 he appears as the son of Sir Francis Englefield,
baronet, of Wootton-Basset, Wilts, and Jane sister of Anthony first Viscount
Montagu. He married first Elizabeth Pickford, second Elizabeth dau. of Sir
Walter Blount of Soddington, and third Anne Husband, by the last of whom he
had issue.
' Robert Smeaton certified his pedigree March 23, 1664, as grandson of
Thomas S. of Golton [sic, query Youlton] N. R. Yorks, his father Leonard S. of
Huthwaite, N. R. York, and his mother Isabell, daughter of Robert Sothaby of
Pockhngton, E. R. Yorks. The Visitation shows he had married thrice, the last
wife being Jane Eyston (1621-1688) sister to William.j
6a
84
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
BERKS
WASEING
Johannes Dandridge, husb
Maria Wathen, vidua
Maria Heather, vidua
Maria Midghill, vidua
Anna ffuller, vidua
ENGLEFIELD
Edwardus ffellowe, husb
Thomas Eldridg-e, husb
Katherina ffidler,
Johames Webb, husb
Johanna Turner, spinster
Maria Parker, spinster
HARWELL
Nicholas Keate, yeoman
EAST HENDRED
Georgius Eyston,^ gen
DE LAMBORNE
Johannes^ Smalebone, gen
UPTON
Jacobus^ Hide, gen
BUCKLEBURY
Georgius White, husb
Thomas Holmes, husb
SHENFIELD
Georgius Hodges, gen
Johannes Spering, husb
COOKEHAM
Johannes Turbervile,^gen
Nathaniel Rich, gen
SONNING
Thomas Englefield,* Barr*
Ricardus Hambleton, husb
HUCKTON [?]
Johannes ffettiplace,^ gen
1 " John Smarbone " as he signs his pedigree at the Visitation 1623, shows
his descent from the Smalebones of Steventon, Berks, his mother being Eliza-
beth daughter of Robert Fettiplace of Buckland. He married Dorothy daughter
of William MoUnes of Mongewell, Oxon, and had a son John aged eight in 1623.
2 Perhaps a mistake for " John." At the Visitation of 1665 Mary, dau. of
Francis Perkins of Ufton and his wife, Margaret Eyston, is called wife of John
Hyde, of Hyde End in the parish of Brimpton, and in the Non-jurors 1715,
Mary, widow of John Hyde, and their sons, John and Francis, are mentioned.
3 At the Visitation of 1665 " William Turbill alias Turbervill," whose name
does not even appear in the pedigree (but who may be the same who claimed
descent, at the same Visitation, from his grandfather William Turberville of
Cirencester, and used the family arms undefaced. [Harl. Soc. Ivi]), " certified
on the behalf of Anthony Turbervill, Esq'"," who was of Penllina Castle,
CO. Glamorgan, and Bradley in Cookham, a pedigree deducing from his
great-grandfather, Christopher T., of Penlline, Glamorgan, and so on, up to the
Conquest by other pedigrees. His grandparents' names are given as Jenkin T.
and CeciUa, dau. of Matthew Herbert of Swansea, instead of Jenkin T. and
a dau. of Rees ap Rees, as by Burke {Commoners, iv, 653). The Turber-
ville arms quarter 2 Jastin ap Gurgant, 3 Norreys or Norris of Speke, not
Penlline, 4. , and over all a bend sinister. Anthony's wife
is given as Mary, dau. and heir of John Farmer of Bradley, Cookham, which
accounts for his presence in Berkshire. It is their son John, aged thirty-two in
1665. He married Anne, dau. of Christopher Anderton of Lostock, Lanes. Their
three sons, Christopher, Anthony and John, are named.
* The Englefields took their name from the place in the county near Read-
ing, and were consequently very ancient. The baronetcy expired in 1812, the
last baronet being a Catholic of distinction (See Gillow's Diet. Eng. Caths;
Burke's Extinct Baronetage; Harl. Soc. lvi).
^ The Fettiplace family acquired the manor of Denchworth about the
reign of Henry III, and continued in the county.
^ Son of WiUiam Eyston of East Hendred, by Eleanor, dau. of George
Smith of Eshe, co. Durham. Born 1636; married 16 Feb., 1663-4, Anne, dau. of
Robert Dormer, of Peterley in Great Missenden, Bucks, and certified the family
pedigree in 1664. He was made J. P. in 1688, died 24 April, 1691, and was
buried at E. Hendred. An old family. MS. says: " He was a great sufferer on the
score of Religion, was imprisoned and sequestered in the time of Gates' s Plot
and paid 80 pounds for Latmer [a manor] alone then valued at 120 pound per
annum." The family inherited the estate about 1443, and still flourishes there,
consistently Catholic.
CAMBRIDGE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 85
CAMBRIDGE
[harston]
Johannes Reynolds de Harston in com predicto yeom. . . . convictus
. . . apud castrum Cantahrigieiisis vij"^ Martij anno xvij Caroli
secundz [166^], &c Ix^'^
Thomas Newewater, yeom.
Johannes Straweke, yeom.
Maria uxor ejus
Thomas Disbrow, yeom.
Elizabetha uxor ejus
Anna Hatley, vidua
Willielmus Humerston, yeom
uxor ejus
Thomas Allen, yeom.
uxor ejus
Johannes Repther, yeom
uxor ejus
shepreth
Willielmus Aspinall
Maria uxor eius
Jana uxor Phillipi Hale
Maria uxor Anthonii Blaney
Elizabetha uxor Willielmi
Skinner
Maria uxor Thome Merrells
Margareta ffordham, spinster
knosworth^
Carolus Twine, yeom
melborne
Willielmus Can senior,
knosworth
Willielmus Robbinson, yeom
Phillipus Williamson, yeom
uxor Johannis Hitch
Benjaminus Horewell, yeom
uxor ejus
Timotheus Cann, yeom
uxor eius
Modcapp, vidua
MELDRETH
Robertus Graunt, yeom
uxor eius
Thomas Aston, yeom
uxor eius
Kent, vidua
Evans, vidua
BASSIGBORNE
Johannes Greene, yeom
Johannes Podley, yeom.
Eyton, yeom
uxor Johannis Robbin-
son, yeom
WADDON
Watson, vidua
uxor Willielmi Carrington
uxor Willielmi Morris,
yeom
Thoma Jaggars, yeom.
Andreas Ball, yeom
uxor eius
TADLOWE
Uxor Thome Cotton
Uxor Francisci Gilman
GAMLINGE^
Franciscus Dent, yeom
Thoma Crane, yeom
Gilbertus Scott, yeom
Thomas Bradley
HATLEY ST GEORGE
Jana Cartley
DULLINGHAM
Willielmus ffarmer, yeom
Batt, vidua
STETCHWORTH
Jacobus Disbrough
Henricus Renew, yeom
Uxor Lamberti Siser, yeom
COMMINGTON ^
Maria Cole, vidua
LINTON
Thomas Townesend, yeom.
uxor ejus
Thomas Page
uxor ejus
Edwardus Smith, yeom
uxor Johannis Woodle,
yeom
^ Kneesworth in Bassinbourn parish.
3 Conington.
2 Gamlingay.
86 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. CAMBRIDGE
Johannes Cooke, yeoman Johanna Hill, vidua
Edwardus Moore, yeom uxor Thome Chambers
uxor ejus Uxor Robert! Aubbing, yeom
Maria Thurgfoe, vidua milton
Uxor Nicholai Sparkes Johannes^ Harris, Armiger
HUNTINGDONSHIRE
[great gransden]
Simon Mason de Gransdon Magna in Com. predicto generosus
. . . convictus . . . apud Huntingdon secundo die Martij anno xvj^
Caro li sectindi [i66^], &€ Ix^^
Simon Watson, yeom Ix^^
Elizabetha uxor eius Ix^^
MariauxorWillielmi Basse, yeom Ix^^
YAXLEY holme
Ricardus Walker, laborer Robertus Johnson, yeom.
Elizabetha Holme, spinster
[ST IVES]
Robertus Ingram de villa Sancte Ivonis yeom convictus . . . apud
Huntingdon xf^ die Martij anno xvj predicto \\b^^\ lo^^
uxor prefati Johannis Ingram xt"^
RIPTON REGIS Bennett Cranwell, yeom
Thoma Parnell, yeoman Robertus Whitesey, yeom
uxor ejus Willielmus Owen, yeom
COLNE Thoma King, yeom
Ricardus Jennings, yeom Franciscus Stephenson, yeom
uxor eius gransden magna
Thomas Golding Simon Watson, generosus
RAMSEY Elizabetha uxor ejus [yeom.
Galfridus Hawkins, yeom. Maria uxor Willielmi Basse,
Samuel Nottingham, yeom colne
colne Thoma Goulding, yeom
Radulphus Pemberton, yeom Ephany \sic\ uxor eius '
Thomas Owen, yeom Jeremia Tayler, yeom.
[great gransden]
Simon Watson-^ de Gransdon magna yeom convictus . . . ad
Hujitingdon j° die Martij anno xvj^ [1664]
Elizabetha uxor ejus
Maria Basse uxor Willielmi Basse, yeom
HEMINGFORD ABBOT YAXLEY
Christopher Perkinson,yeom. Ricardus Walker, yeoman
DORSETSHIRE
[Sixpenny Handley Hundred]
Alice Morgan de Hundredo de six penny Handley xx^^ . . . unius
mensis convictus . . . apud Dorchester . . . xxviij^ die ffebruarij anno
xvij°. Regis nunc Caroli secundi\_i66^'\
1 A short pedigree of the family appears in Harleian Soc. XLI, 107; but it is
not clear whether of the Visitation of 1575 or 1619.
^Triplicate entry and once as gentleman. Three convictions within a few
days may refer to as many terms of recusancy; but they are not stated.
DORSET
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
87
Thomas Syms de hundredo predicto yeom xx^^
Johannes Grey de eodem hundredo yeom xx^^
Robertus Still
Margareta Daniell
Franciscus Morris
uxor dicti fFrancisci
Anna Akerman
LIBERTAS DE OWOOR MANE
Katherina Shawe
Henricus Rooke
WHITCHURCH
Willielmus Warren, yeom.
Warren uxor predicti
Willielmi
PILLESDON
Willielmus Barru
Alicia Barru
Anna Barru
Elizabetha Barru
TOLLER
Georgius Penny, armiger
WIMBORNE
Franciscus Gardner, yeom
Gardner uxor predicti
Francisci
GILLINGHAM
Charita iford
Meliora Brickell, spinster
Ricardus Tuffin, Tailor [cardi
Tuffin uxor predicti Ri-
ESSEX
[heybridge]
Ricardus Roper de Heybridge . . . xx^^ . . . utnus mensis . . .
convi6lus . . . apud Chelmsford . . . die Marcij anno xxj difli
doinini Regis [1669] xo^^
Ricardus Roper de Heybridge xo^^ . . . unius mensis . . . convidtis
apud Chelmsford die Martij xxlij"^ ejusdem, doinini Regis [1670] xy^^
[pleshey]
Benjaminus Phillips nuper de Pheshey . . . unius mensis . . .
convi6lus . . . apud^ Bicrtwood xviij fulij anno xxij \\^']6\ . . xx^^
[hempstead]
Willielmus Osberston nuper de Hempsted xx^
^ Burton-Bradstock, near Bridport.
2 The Napiers were a Scotch family settled In Dorset and connected by mar-
riag-e with the Russclls of Swyre. George Napier, priest and martyr, was of this
family, being of the Oxford branch (see C.R.S. I, 123). In the Visitation of Dor-
setshire, 1623, Arundell Napier is shown as the seventh son of Robert N. of
Bexington in the parish of Abbotsbury, by Katharine daughter of Edward War-
ham of Osmington. He must have been quite an infant then, as his eldest brother
was only sixteen. ^ Owermoigne, near Bridport.
^Brentwood is probably meant; but manorial, and perhaps other courts,
used to be held in the hunting Lodge at Chingford, where Bury Wood is.
BURTON ^
Arundell - Napper
HUNDREDO DE COGDEANE
Johannes Painter, gen.
Painter uxor predicti
Johannis
Stephanus fford
fford uxor predicti Ste-
phani
Willielmus Lookier, yeom
Lookier uxor predicti
Willielmi
Robertus Lookier
Lookier uxor predicti
Roberti
Johannes Cobstock, yeom.
Cobstock uxor pred
Willielmus Bonvill
Thomas Lush
NETHERBURY
Maria uxor Nicholai Wade yeom.
LIBERTAS DE OV/OORMAN^
Johanna Stourton
CHIDEOOK
Katherina Jettershall
Anna Orchard, vidua
Margareta Orchard
88
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
ESSEX
Johannes Suckling nuper de eadem xx^^
PAROCHIA DE TOLLINGHAM^
Daniel Elmore
Johannes Thurston
BROADWELL JUXTA MIRE^
Thomas Butler
MUCH STANBRIDGE
Thomas ffretton
Maria Crissell, spinster, alias
Maria Crissell uxor predicti
Thome ffretton
Susanna Read, spinster
Thomas nuper de Leigh [sic]
BENDFIELD^
Thomas Leeds
Thomas Elliott
Johanna Elliott uxor predicti
Thome
Johannes^ Burnett senior
Maria uxor Johannis Burnett
Georgius Thornes
BURDEN^
Samuel Chelsey
LANGLEY
Daniel Coell
Prissilla uxor predicti Daniel
Coell
Thomas Bowman
Maria uxor predicti Thome
Thomas Maling
Juditha uxor predicti Thome
PAROCHIA DE CHESLE^ parva
Richardus Hagger
CHESLE MAGNA
Georgius Hagger
Christiana Hagger uxor predicti
Georgij
Franciscus Baker
WENDONS AMBO
Johannes Day
Jacobus Day
Georgius Churchman
Thomas Wright
Margareta Wright uxor predicti
Thome
Margareta Shelford
Gracia Day
Priscilla Churchman
Dina Churchman
Abrahamus Connell
Thomas Worley
ffalkborne"
Johannes Thompson, generosus
WHITE NOTLEY
Henricus Whitbread,^ generosus
Thomas Addams, Carpenter
Thomas Cockerell, Carpenter
Thomas Houchin, husbm
Johannes Haward, husbm
HALSTED
Willelmus St Johns
Johannes Burrell
BORLEY
Johannes Silliard,^ generosus
Lucia fflower
Thomas Rice, husbm.
Johannes Siday,^^ husbm
Robertus Elger, husbm
Johannes Ryvett^^
WEST THURROCK
Johannes Smith
CULNE ENGAINE^^
Johannes King
Johannes Cranfield
Josephus Cranfield
Willielnus Hudson
Willielmus Hatch
Johannes North
Georgius Parmenter
Maria ^^ Niccoll
Hanna Niccoll
^ Tilling-ham. - Bradwell-juxta-Mare. ^ In Stansted-Mount-fitchet.
^Thomas Burnett, a Scotch physician, was practising in Braintree, Essex
16;^^ {Visitation, Harl. Soc. xiii).
5 Brundon. « Chishall or Chishill. '^ Faulkbourn.
^This family fig-ures in the Visitations from 1552 to 1634 {Harl. Soc. xill).
^ Doubtless a Suliard or Sulyard of Flemying-e in Runwell.
'<* Syday occasionally in the V^isitations.
" A few entries in the Visitations Ryvett seems to be synonymous with
Trevett.
^'■^ Colne-Engaine.
^^ An Essex family of Nicholl traced from the time of Edward L
ESSEX CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 89
WEST HANNINGFIELD WHITTLE
Robertus ^ Hinchley, gen Andreas White
MOUNT NESSING Henricus Gierke
Johannes White Sara uxor predidli Henrici
Johannes Bromard Anna White, spinster
Georgius ffrenche Katherina^ Kemble, spinster
Johannes^ Pulley Maria ^ Pinchin, spinster
Antionius Gumbers chelmsford
DANBURY Willielmus Hutchinson
Georgius Brooke Johannes James
MARGRETTING MOULSHAM
Benedidlus Risbrooke Rogerus Ruscoe
Elizabetha Underwood , woodham fferris
Georgius Haward Johannes^ Wale
Johannes^ Battle Nathaniel Perry
[littlebury]
Johannes Stinton nuper de Littlebury xij mensium anno xx Regis
nunc Carolz secuftdz [1668] conviBns fuit ad assisas &c, ccxf^
Thomas Turner nuper de eadem ccxl^^
Reginaldus Turner nup de eadem ccxt"^
[ricklinge]
Johannes Squire ccxt^
Sara uxor predicti Johannis Squire ccxt''^
Franciscus Johnson nuper de eadem ccxlS^
Maria uxor predi6li Henrici ccxlS^
[debden]
Henricus Hamond nuper de Debden ccxd^
Susanna uxor predicti Henrici ccxl^^
[quendon]
Michael Jackson nuper de Quendon ccxl^^
HERTFORD
[thundridge]
Michael'^ Watts de Thunderidge, xl^^ . . . duonun mensium . . .
convi£lus . . . apud Hertford xviij die Martij Anno Regni Regis
nund Caroli secu7idi xxij'^° [1670] a:^
Johannes Witham X,
[hertingfordbury] '\ ffj\-
Willielmus Archer, Hertingfordbury, tmius mensis JWy
T\iOvci2,s^ Qrv^:>h^ 7iuper de parochia predicta^y&om. \)^
' In Berry's pedigrees of Essex {Harl. xiv, 586) a family of Hinkley is callied
of Hinkley in Suffolk.
2 Perhaps first son, by his second wife Mary Skinner, of Richard Pulley of
Leigh
' Eight generations of Battles appear in The Visitations,
^ In Berry's pedigrees {Harl. xiv, 723), mention is made of Sir Thomas
Kemble, which must be Campbell in 1609.
^John Pinchon of Writtle, and his wife Elizabeth, dau. and h. of Thomas
Cornwallis, are the last mentioned in the Visitation of 1634.
^ A. Wale pedigree in 1634 Visitation.
'' Sir John Watts was Lord Mayor of London 1606, and his fifth son Thomas
was of Thundridge ; but no Michael appears in the pedigree {Harl. Soc. xvii
and xxn). ^ Perhaps a relation of the Grubbes of North Mimms.
90 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. HERTFORD
Willielmus Bransby, Bricklayer albury
Thomas Baldock, yeom Thomas Game
Thomas Lee, weaver Johannes Shin
Johannes Hawlton, gen Thomas Wood
Samuel Axtell, yeom Matheus Orger
barkway hadham magna
Josephus Course, labourer Johannes Kemsey
Johannes^ Goodman, Miller
[cattered]
Johannes Exton, de Cattered, quatonneiisium, tricesimam diem xx'^
Marcii A nno Caroli secundi xxi [ 1 669] iiij
Willielmus Bucknall Johannes Harrison
Leonardus Poacocke Willielmus Joyce
Samuel Dunne
[reed]
Willielmus Harwood, nuper de parochia de Reed, duorum mensiuni
tricesimam diem Marcii Caroli secufidi xxi [i66(^'\ xl^^
Matheus Haday tharfield
Johannes Porter Edwardus Wood
[tewin]
Edwardus Walch, nuper de Tewing, sex mensium^ primaTU diem
ffebruari Caroli secufidi xxi \^i66(^^ cxx^^
Willielmus Traherne, nuper de parochia, Tayler cxx"^^
Thomas Smart, nuper de parochia predicta, butcher cxx^\
Cecilia Grapps, nuper de parochia predicta, vidua cxo^\
Samuel Traherne, nuper de parochia predicta, Tayler cxx^
LANCASHIRE
[leyland]
Margareta Werdon de Leyland hi Com. prediBo virtute cujusdam
A Bus &c — eo quod non accessit ^c infra unum mensem proxime
sequentem x diem, Martij An?io xix Regis nunc Caroli secundt
^c. [1667] xx^^ pro cons
Isabella Ward, vidua xx^^ pro cons
Elizabetha Sharpies xx^^ pro cons
Elizeus Boulton Susama Orell, vid
Anna uxor eius Radulphus Tildesley*
Margareta Boulton Edwardus Parker
Thomas Starkey, husbm. Anna Parker
Elizabetha uxor eius Gracia Bould
Jana flfarrington Ricardus lackson
Willielmus Chorley Alicia White
Jennett Whithead, vidua Willielmus Whitehead
Gracia Whittle, vid. Margareta uxor eius
Ellena uxor Rogeri ffarrington^ Robertus Cowpe, husbm.
' Goodmans of Rustidon appear in Visitation, Harl. Soc. xxii.
2 Four score pounds.
^A branch of the ffaring-tons of Farington and Worden, descended into yeo-
men. They were recusants temp. Eliz.^ and resided at "Sunbsnape" in Leyland.
^3rd. son of Major General Sir Thomas Tyldesley, by Frances, dau. of Ralph
Standish, of Standish. He subsequently resided at Myerscough Lodge.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 91
Anna [Cowpe] uxor eius Alicia uxor Johannis Dobson
Maria Tildesley^ Ellena uxor Willielmi Odson
Willielmus Dickson Maria Smith, vid.
Margareta uxor eius Anna Nelson, vid.
Elizabetha Miller, vid. Jana uxor Hugonis Johnson
Margareta Crook^ uxor Rogeri Elizabetha Chisnall,^ vid.
Crook yeo. Anna Goodman, vidua
Anna Somner^ uxor Willielmi Ellena Goodman
Somner George Dalton
Alicia Somner, filia eius Uxor eius
Willielmus Charnock* Alicia Atkinson, vid.
Jana uxor eius Anna Atkinson, spinster
Elizabetha Bouck, vid.
CHARNOCK RICHARD [sTANDISh]
Jana Foster^ Ellena Hoghton ''
Anna Parker Jacobus Roscow,Alehousekeeper
Joannes Smith, husb. Anna Roscow
Ellena ux. eius Ellena Waring, spinster
Thomas Wright, webster Elizabetha uxor Willielmi
Ellena Wright Roscow
Robertus Sharrock, webster lana Roscow
Bridgit ux eius much hoole
Anna Wright Ricardus Parke
Willielmus Sharrock Margareta ux Johannis Wignall
Anna Waring
ULNES WALTON [cROSTOn]
Rogerus Ashton,^ gen. Egidius Chapman
Uxor ejus
^Mary, youngest dau. of Sir Thomas Tyldesley.
^Dau. of Peter Anderton, of Anderton, by Grace, dau. of Wm. RIshton, of
Pontalg^h.
^The Sumpners were a substantial yeomanry family, and long retained the
faith. Eliz., dau. and coh. of John Sumpncr, of Leyland, married Nicholas
Fazakerley, of Fazakerley House, Kirkby, a few years before this date.
^Eldest son of Roger Chamock, of Blacklach House, commonly known as the
Old Hall, Leyland, by Anne, dau. of Robert Manley, of Sprotton, co. North-
ampton, and of RosUston, co. Derby. Leaving no issue, he was succeeded in the
estate by his brother, the Rev. Robt Chamock alias Manley, archdeacon of the
Chapter, and V.G. in Lancashire, who died at the Old Hall, 2 Feb., 1670-1, when
the family became extinct in the male line.
^Dau. of Alex. Rigby, of Burgh Hall, and widow of Edward Chisenhall, of
Chisenhall.
^Of an old recusant family in Chamock Richard, where they were tanners.
In the eighteenth century there were several priests of the family, who were
aUied to the Tootells and Daniels.
'Park Hall, in Chapiock Richard, was the seat of the Hoghtons, descended
from the Hoghtons of Hoghton Tower.
8 Roger Ashton, of Littlewood Hall, Ulnes Walton, in the parish of Croston,
was son and heir of Henry Ashton of the same, by Juliana, dau. of Wm Elston,
of Brockholes Hall. His father was the youngest son of Thomas Ashton, of
Croston Hall, by Eliz., dau. of Sir Henry Twyford, of Kenwick, co. Salop. Roger
married Eliz., dau. of Richard Depdale, of Stratford-on-Avon, co. Warw., and
left at his death in 1675, a son Henry and five daughters. Croston Hall passed
to the Traflfords through the marriage of Anne, dau. and eventual heiress of
92 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Juliana Ashton,^ spinster tarleton
Thomas Sturzaker Margareta Cuerden
Jacobus Chaddick- Maria Wignall
Gracia Pickeringf Henricus Cuerden
Uxor Willielmi GraddelF Katherina uxor eius
Elizabetha Graddell, vid. Johannes Parke, carpenter
Joannes Walmesley Janetta Parke, spinster
Margareta Worden Henricus Holme
Hugo lumpe Sara Cance, vidua
Gilbertus Lancaster Margareta Whittle, spinster
Uxor eius Alicia Whittle, spinster
Maria Lancaster, spinster Anna Hill, spinster
Henricus Martlen Ellen ux Ricardi Legh
anderton [standish]
Willielmus Anderton,^ Armiger Thomas Hatch
Rogerus Anderton Johannes ffelton
Maria Anderton Jana ux Roberti Johnson
Gracia Anderton
farington [penwortham]
Anna ux. Willielmi Rushton Jana uxor eius [Burton]
Henricus Sharpies Henricus Knowles
Ricardus Burton, miller
MAWDESLEY [cROSTON]
Henricus Nelson ^ yeom. Maxemell. Nelson
Richard Ashton, with John Trafford, fourth son of Sir Cecil Trafford, of TraflFord,
and is still in that family. ^ 2nd dau. of Roger.
^Ancestor of theChadwIcks of Burgh Hall, which was finally sold by John
Fred. Chadwick, who mar. Alice, dau. and coh. of Robt Gillow, of Clifton Hill.
Several secular priests, Jesuits, and nuns came of this family, the late Rt Rev.
James Chadwick, bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, being one of its most dis-
tinguished ornaments.
3 The Gradells of Barbies Moor in Ulnes Walton were an ancient family, and
remained staunch to the faith until they became extinct in the direct male line
upon the death of the Rev. Christopher Gradwell at Shefi&eld in 1758. There were
several priests of the family, and from a very remote offshoot derived Bishop
Robert Gradwell and his nephews the Rev. George Gradwell and the late Mgr
Robert Gradwell of Claughton. The wife of William Gradwell mentioned above
was Eliz., dau. of John Butler, of Kirkland Hall. There was a chapel and
priest's hiding-place in the house at Barbies Moor, which is now a farmhouse
known as Gradwell's.
^ Eldest son of William Anderton, of Anderton Hall, by Magdalen, dau. of
Thomas Lacon, of Lindley, co. Salop, and his third brother Roger and his
sisters Mary and Grace. His next brother, Peter Anderton, of London, citizen and
dyer, joined with Roger in the sale of the estate for the sum of ;^2,8oo, on
7 April, 1668, to their distant relative, Francis Anderton, of Lostock Hall, sub-
sequently created a baronet. It comprised the hall and manor of Anderton.
Soon afterwards, in the same year, Roger fell dead from his horse whilst riding
from Ormskirk races.
^The Nelsons of Mawdesley and of Fairhurst Hall in Wrightington returned
very imperfect pedigrees at the Visitations of 1613 and 1664. At this time there
were two branches of the family, one residing at Mawdesley and the other at
Fairhurst, the rather distinctive name of Maximilian being common to both.
Several members of both families became Benedictine monks. There was a chapel
in Fairhurst Hall which was regularly served till the beginning of the nineteenth
century. They were allied to many of the most ancient Catholic families of the
county.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
93
Henricus ffinch
Thomas Harsnepp,^ Husb
Anna Bannester, spinster
Robertus Maldesley, Husb.
Ellena uxor eius
Ricardus Ascue, husb
Maria uxor eius
Edwardus Dicconson^
Jana uxor eius
Jacobus ffinch,^ yeom.
Emlyn uxor eius
Henricus ffinch, filius predidli
Jacobi
Alicia [Nelson] ux eius
Ricardus Nelson yeom
Michel Nelson
Henricus Nelson
Robertus Turner, yeom.
Elizabetha ux. eius
Matheus Turner
Anna Turner
Willielmus Eccleston, husb.
Margareta ux. eius
Thomas Eccleston
Maria Hesketh,^ vidua
Thomas ffinch, Husb.
Margareta ux eius
HEATH CHARNOCK [sTANDISh]
Katherinaux Ricardi Pope, husb. Jana ux Johannis Taylor
HEAPEY [lEYLANd]
Jana ux. Laurentij Worthington^ Evanus Peirson, blacksmith
Alicia Worthington Gracia ux. Roberti Brothurs
Joannes Pearson, blacksmith Willielmus Charnock
Margareta ux eius Margaretta ux Roberti Marten
Margeria Blackledge
WRIGHTINGTON [eCCLESTON]
Thomas Nelson,*^ gfcn. Anna ux eius
1 A junior branch of the Heskeths of RufFord Hall. She was probably the
mother of Dom Thomas Hesketh, O.S.B., bom at Mawdesley in 1655.
2 The Harsnepps (Haresnape) appear in the rolls from the time of Eliz.,
and two of them became Benedictines in the eighteenth century.
3 The Dicconsons were at this time represented by Hugh Dicconson, of
Wrightington Hall, a county justice, whose grandfather, Edward Dicconson,
of Eccleston and Dicconson in Coppull, brought Wrightington into the family
through his marriage with the dau. and heiress of John Wrightington. Bishop
Edward Dicconson, V.A. — N.D., third son of the above Hugh, was born at
Wrightington Hall in 1670. There was a chapel in the hall, which is now occu-
pied by the representative of the family, who has assumed the name of Diccon-
son, and the mission is still in existence,
* The ancient residence of this staunch family is still held by them, and
the old chapel and priest's hiding-place, containing the skull of the martyred
priest, George Hay dock, may yet be seen. Father James Bruno Finch, the last
of the English Carthusians, was the grandson of Thomas Finch, of Mawdesley,
and his wife Mary, dau. of Wm Haydock, of Cottam Hall, by Jane, dau, of
Hugh Anderton, of Euxton Hall. He was admitted into Douay College in 1761,
and after the dissolution of the monastery at Nieuport found shelter for a
time under the roof of the Augustinian convent of St Monica at Lou vain,
whence he came to England, and died at Fernyhalgh, Lancashire, in 182 1. John
ffinch, the layman martyred at Lancaster in 1584, was a member of the
family.
^ Laurence was the favourite family name of the Worthingtons of Craw-
shaw Hall in Adlington, who were intermarried with some good Catholic
famihes, and some of them appear in the recusant rolls. Lau. Worthington, of
Crawshaw, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1665.
' Thomas Nelson, of Fairhurst Hall, was son of Capt. Maxey Nelson, of the
same (by Ellen, dau. of Wm Travers, of Nateby Hall) , who was slain in the royal
cause at Marston Moor in 1644. Thomas Nelson married, first, Bridget, dau.
^
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Ricardus Nelson
Elizabetha ux Johannis HalHwell
Nicholaus HalHwell, yeom.
Ellena uxor eius
Thomas Walch
Uxor eius
Hug-o Walch, hush
Uxor eius
Hug^o Wainwrigfht, Webster
Ricardus Turner, Webster
Margareta uxor eius
Ricardus Wrennall, Husb.
J ana ux. Willielmi Wrennall
Katherina Benson, \ndua
Johannis Stopford, Husb.
Jana uxor eius
Willielmus Mawdesley, Carpenter
Margareta uxor eius
Petrus Tasker
Uxor eius
Joannes Morres, laborer
Katherina ux eius
Jana ux Johannis Barton
Clara ux Ricardi Lancaster, husb
Jenetta Lancaster, spinster
Isabella Bridhouse, vid
Brianus Combroholme, husb
Katherina ux eius
Willielmus Wilson sen., husb
Jenetta Pattrick, vidua
Johannes Rigby, Taylor
Randulphus Woodcock, husb
Jana ux. eius
of Robt Mc^ynenx, of The Wood, by whom he had a daa., Ellen, wife ci
Nicholas Halliwell, of Hanock Hill, both named in the text, and, secondly,
Anne, dau. of Thomas Hesketh, of ilajmes Hall, by whom he had seven sons
(besides two daughters), of whom Richard, the third, named in the text, was
professed a Benedictine at Paris in 1679, and two others, Mamns and Anselm,
were professed there in 16S1 and 1683 respectively. The eldest son, Maximilian
Nelson, succeeded to the estate. Eventually Fairhurst passed under the will of
his unde, another Maximilian Nelson, in 1764, to James Nelson Assheton, son
of John Assheton, and ultimately was transferred through{ an heiress to the
Riddells of Cheesebum Grange, by whom it was sold. The last resident chaplain
was Father William Hyacin^ Houghton, O.P., who died at Fairhurst Hall in
1823, aged eighty-six. The estate now belongs to the Cathohc family of
Ainscough.
^ Laurence Vaux, or Vause, as the name was generally spjelt, the last
Cathohc warden of the collegiate church of Manchester, was of this stock. He
was bom at Blackrod, where the family mostly resided. He died of starvation,
a confessor of the faith, in the Clink prison, in 1585. He was at one time shel-
tered by Edw. Standish, of Stand ish HaU, with whom he is said to have de-
posited his books, as well as some of the Manchester church plate and vestments.
The Vause family appear in the recusant rolls throughout their continuance.
Willielmus Walch
Elizabetha uxor eius
Alexander Shakelady, husb
Agneta ux eius
Uxor Thome Hewitt
Bridg^tta ux Johannis Whaley,
husb.
Margareta Lassell
Willielmus Baron, Carpenter
Elizabetha Eccleston, vidua
Elizabetha Higfson
Johannes Brindle, ^Vhitsmith
Alicia ux eius
Robertus Brindle
Jacobus Brindle
Alicia Brindle, spr.
Ricardus Stanfield, Naylor
Margareta uxor eius
Mollineux, vidua
EUinora Mollineux, spinster
Elizabeth ux. Abdii Pemberton
Johannes Halliwell
RUFFORD
Ricardus Tootell
Henricus Yate
Isabella ux. W^illielmi Sands
Anna Watkinson, vidua
Eliz. ux. Ricardi Knowles
Dorothy Wignall, vidua
Maria Abram, vidua
Ricardus Vause^
Anna ux eius
Evanus Allerton
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 95
Anna Allerton, vidua Thurstanus CowHngf
Thomas Lea Dorothea ux eius
Jana ux Willielmi Letherbarrow Johannes Cowling-
CHORLEY Jana ux eius
Christopher Rogerson Elizabetha Cowling
Ricardus Silcock Robertus Warrington
Anna Gillibrand,^ vidua Jana uxor eius
Joannes Eaves Edwardus Waring
Brigitta Chorley^ Dorothea ux eius
Maria Challener Eliz Wareing
Anna Mather Anna Wareing
Margareta Butterhall Eliz Low
Galfridus Melling Margeria Silcock
Johannes Buck Ellena Silcock
Willielmus Tootell Willielmus Heald
Eliz. Tootell Katherina uxor eius
Alicia Burscough Willielmus Heald
Hugo Tootell^ Elleanora Heald
uxor ejus Anna Heald
Anna Tootell, vidua Alexander Waring
Emora Cowling, vidua Ricardus Tootell, junior
Alicia Cowling, vidua Willielmus Wright
^ Anne, dau. of William Blundell, of Crosby Hall, mar. Thomas Gilli-
brand, of Lower Chorley Hall, subsequently known as Gillibrand Hall. This
ancient Catholic family ended in an heiress, Jane Gillibrand, who married John
Hawarden, of Lower House, in Widnes, of another very eminent Catholic
family, whose son, Thomas, assumed the name of Gillibrand. The latter's
grandson, Henry Hawarden Gillibrand, in his infancy, in 1814, took the name
of Fazakerley, agreeable to the will of Samuel Hawarden Fazakerley, of
Fazakerley. Henry's father, Thomas Gillibrand, quarrelled with the priest on
account of his refusal to allow him to smoke a long clay pipe, or churchwarden,
whilst sitting in the family pew at chapel, and in consequence let his family
wander off to the Protestant church, though he himself did not apostatize.
Upon his death-bed he begged to be reconciled to the Church and requested his
family to send for the priest, but instead they brought him the parson, and the
poor man died in great distress. His grandson, a second Henry Hawarden
Gilhbrand Fazakerley, came to an untimely end, and the extensive estates
passed to his three sisters and coheiresses, one of whom married Joscelyn
Fazakerley Tate Westby, of Mowbreck Hall, and are now entirely dispersed.
2 Bridget Chorley, baptized at Chorley, 25 Oct., 1597, was one of the
daughters of Wm Chorley, of Chorley Hall, lord of that manor, by Elizabeth,
dau. of John Crosse, of Crosse Hall, and died at Chorley in 1675. This family
remained staunch to the very last, being literally stamped out by its sufferings
for the faith and by its unfortunate adherence to the Stuarts. Richard Chorley,
of Chorley Hall, was executed at Preston for taking part in the Rising of 1 715;
his son Charles was also condemned to death for the same cause, but died in
prison at Liverpool, 8 March, 1715-6; another son, Richard, had his estates for-
feited, and died s.p.; and two others, Dom John Edward Chorley, O.S.B., and
Father Thomas Chorley, S.J., both came to untimely deaths caused by these
troubles in 171 8.
^ The Tootells of Lower Healey Hall, Chorley, allied to many leading
county families, were distinguished for their adherence to the faith. Oliver and
Hugh were favourite family names. The most notable amongst the priests of
the family were the Rev. Hugh Tootell alias Hesketh, otherwise known as
Charles Dodd, the church historian. He was nephew of the Rev. Christopher
Tootell alias Blacoe, dean of Amounderness and grand- vicar for Lancashire, etc.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
96
WHEELTON [lEYLANd]
Johannes Whittle jun., husb Willielmus Breares, Taylor
Dorothea Whittle
Johannes Whittle, yom
Anna ux eius
Ricardus Whittle
Oliver Whittle
Rog-erus Worsley
Johannes Breares
EUena Breres
Henricus Blackledge
Anna uxor eius
Margareta Blackledge
Laurentius Oram, husb
lana ux eius
Isabella Hilton
BISPHAM
Ricardus Lathame, husb.
Ricardus Wayne, husb
Jacobus Thomason, Glazier
Gilbertus Burstow, husb
Humfredus Traverse, shoemaker
COPPULL [sTANDISH]
Janaux Thome Williamson, husb. Jana ux ejus
Jacobus Critchloe, husb
Emma uxor eius
Johannes Chrichloe
Ellena Churchloe
Anna Simpson, vidua
Ricardus Simpson
Joannes Simpson
Maria Simpson
Bridgetta ux. Jacobi Jerrard
Alicia Wilkinson
Johannes High, Husb
Margaret ux. eius
Johannes Hilton, Husb
Katherina uxor eius
CROSTONJ
Katherina ux eius
Robertus Stannanoght, whele-
wright
Eliz ux eius
Eliz Smith, vidua
Willelmus Egremancy
Petrus fFelton
Johannes Heworth
Katherina Smith
Alicia Houghton
Jana Grimshawe
Thomas Worthington,^ yeom.
Maria ux eius
Galfridus Pilkington, sargent
Ellena ux ejus
Dorothy uxor lacobi Bibby
Agneta ux Willielmi Hilton
Jana ux Johannis Taylor
Anna ux Thome Rigby
Isabella Abbott, vid.
Maria Richardson, vid.
Will'us Stanfield, husb.
Henr' Parke, husb.
Will'us Rogerson, husb.
Will'us Baron, glover.
Eliz. Baron, vid.
Ricardus Vause, carpenter
WORTHINGTON [sTANDISH]
Thomas Worthington,^ gen. Will'us Worthington
Eduardus Archard Jacobus Buller
1 Thomas Worthington was a younger son of Thomas Worthington, of
Blainscow Hall, in Coppull, by Mary, dau. of George Allen, of Rossall Grange,
brother of Cardinal Allen. He died in 1679, and his widow in 1685. His nephew,
Thos Worthington, of Blainscow, the squire at this period, was probably abroad.
The family was descended from the Worthingtons, of Worthington, and
acquired Blainscow with the heiress of Adam Blainscow. They were always
staunch to the faith, for which they suffered extremely, both by fine and im-
prisonment, and finally came to an end about the middle of the eighteenth cen-
tury. They gave many priests and nuns to the Church.
2 Thomas Worthington, of Worthington Hall, a wood and plaster build-
ing erected by Edward Worthington in 1577, was son of Wm Worthington, of
the same, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the
age of sixty-five. Thomas Worthington died in 1670, shortly after which the
estate seems to have passed from the family.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
\
97
Margarita [Duller] ux ejus.
Cecilia ffleetwood, vid.
Margareta ux Will'i Mathew.
ECCLESTON CUM
Maria ux Rogerus Oram
Margereta Thompson, spr.
Will'us Halliwell, miller.
Dorothea ux ejus
Margarita Halliwell, spr.
Thomas Sherburne, yeom.
Jana Moore, vid.
Daniel Winstanley, mason
Ellena ux ejus
Alicia Thompson, vid.
Ellena ux Jacobi Pilkington
David Barron, glover
Katherina ux eius
WHITTLE-LE-
Ricardus Cowper, husb.
Elizabetha ux. eius
Alicia ux. Johannis Morris
Ellena ux. Hugonis Tootell
Thomas Garstang,^ yeo.
Elizabetha ux. eius
Johannes Hilton, carpenter
Anna uxor eius.
CUERDEN [lEYLAND]
Thomas Woodcock, ^ yom. Ellena Westby, vid.
Anna Woodcock Thomas Cowper
Alicia Jackson, vid. Ellena ux Johannis Goodwyn
Thomas flfazackerley, webster.
Ellena Vaudon, spr.
HESKIN [eCCLESTOn]
Thomas Prescott, husb.
Alicia ux; eius
Margarett Prescott
Thomas Miller husb.
Margareta ux. eius
Jana Ryding, vid
Ricardus Naylor, whitesmith
Elizabetha ux. Johannis Eccles-
ton, husb
Anna Stannanought, spinster
Alicia Moore, spinster
Isabella Dwarthack
•WOODS [leyland]
Jenetta Cocker, vid.
Willielmus Astley, Cowper
Willielmus Pope, husb.
Agnes Hughes, vid.
Johannes Garstage, husb.
Jacobus Garstage
Elizabetha ux. Johannis Melling
clayton-le-
Ricardus Partington
Jenetta uxor eius
Radulphus Murley, husb.
Radulphus Murley filius eius
Thomas Miller, carpenter
Anna ux. eius
Rogerus Dawson, Webster
Elizabetha Rivington, spinster
Hugo Pope, webster
Ellena Worden, vid.
WOODS [leyland]
Katherina ux predi6ti Hugonis
[Pope]
Thomas Charneley, husb.
Margareta ux eius
Agnes ux Eduardi Whittle
Jacobus Sharrock, smith
Margareta ux eius
Hugo Studart, webster
Jacobus Gorton, webster
Willielmus Harrison
^ His will was proved in 1 669.
2 Thomas Woodcock, of Woodcock Hall in Cuerden, gent.,where the family
had resided for centuries. The venerable martyr, Father John Woodcock alias
Francis jffarington, O.S.F., who suffered at Lancaster in 1646, was of this
family, being son of Thomas Woodcock and his wife Dorothy, dau. of James
Anderton, of Clayton Hall. The Woodcocks of Lemon House, Walton-le-dsde,
were descended from the same family, and always retained the faith.
98
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
fFrancisca ux Johannis Critchley^ Janetta Bateson
Ricardus Sharrock, husb.
Willielmus Sharrock
Johannes Withing-ton, husb.
Thomas Withing-ton
Ellena ux. eius
Jana ux Radulphi ffidler^
Ellena Withing-ton, vid
BRINDLE
Margaretta Parke
Alicia ux Radulphi Bayley
Elizabetha Gerrard, vid
Thomas Waring-, husbm.
Thomas W^almesley, husbm
Eliz ux eius
Ricardus Blackburne, husbm
Dorothea ux eius
Thomas Garstang^
Johannes Bateson
Henricus Cocker, husbm
Jacobus Gerrard^
Maria uxor eius
Dorothea ux Henrici Byard
Anna ux Thome Woodcock
Jacobus ffisher
Margareta ux eius
Oliver Gerrard
Uxor eius
Henricus Byard, Husbm
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Waring, Tayler
Jana ux eius
Johannes Waring-
Jacobus Waring-e
Ricardus Abbott ^
Uxor eius
Ricardus Crooke, husbm
1 The name Critchley, Critchlow, Croitchley, Crouchley, Chrichlow,
Chricklow, Churchloe, etc., may be found spelt in as many different forms as
that of Shakespeare. The family annually appears in the recusant rolls from
beginning to end. At one time it enjoyed a good position. Oliver Chrichlow,
born about 1607, son of Ralph Chrichlow, sen., of Clayton, and Cath. Tootell,
his wife, was thrown into the Tower of London whilst proceeding to Douay
College in 1624 with his brother William. Another brother, Richard, was also
captured on the Thames, and was imprisoned by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
All three were subsequently ordained priests at the English College at Rome,
and used the alias of Foster. Oliver eventually became chaplain to the Ander-
tons at Clayton Hall, where he died and was buried at Leyland, 29 Augt, 1671.
One of them about this time married a Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower, and
obtained Clock House, Lea, where they resided till the early part of the nine-
teenth century.
2 Her family probably resided here. Her husband, Ralph ffidler, resided at
ffidlers, in Sidgreaves Lane, Lea, where his descendants continued till 1827.
They were intermarried with the Halls, Haydocks, Postlethwaites, Carters,
and other good Catholic families, of whom came many priests.
3 An old recusant family. Dom William Dunstan Garstang, O.S.B., was
bom at Brindle in 1736 and died in 1814. Rev. Robert Garstang, who died in
1869, was of the same family.
* The Gerards, of St Helen's Well, Brindle, were a branch of the Gerards,
of Bryn, now represented by Lord Gerard. One of them was ancestor of Henry
Gerard, of Bamfurlong Hall, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664.
Early in the seventeenth century the Brindle Gerards obtained property at
Haighton, their residence being subsequently known as Gerard's Hall, and
finaUy as Haighton House. The last of this branch was a nun at Taunton, her
brother, Evan John Gerard, having died unmarried in 1832, aged twenty-eight.
His grandfather and namesake married secondly the widow of Henry Roper,
tenth Baron Teynham. Haighton was then purchased by James Francis
Anderton, whose son Wilfrid is the present owner. Some of the Gerards con-
tinued to reside at St Helen's Well, where Mass was said by Father John
Penketh alias Birkett, S.J., in 1669 and subsequent years. They retained the
faith, but gradually descended in the social scale, and the name is still common
in Brindle.
5 The Abbotts of Brindle were recusants throughout penal times, and in
the nineteenth century gave several priests to the Church.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
99
Margaretta Abbott
Elizabetha Cowper, vid.
Thomas Cowpe,^ weaver
Anna Cowpe
Margareta Wrenna
Elizabetha ux Johannis Livesey
Andreas Almon,^ weaver
Roger Almon
AHcia Almon
Ellena Cowper
Johannes Abbott
Uxor eius
Willielmus Beateson, Taylor
Evanus Oram
Ellena uxor eius
Johannes Wilkinson
Oliver Dawson
Uxor eius
Willielmus Hilton
Uxor eius
Thomas Hilton
Alice ux eius
Ricardus Riddle, cowper
Gracia ux. eius
Anna Shuttleworth
Georg-ius Boulton ^
Laurentius Clayton, weaver
Uxor eius
Johannes Stanfeld
Uxor eius
Ricardus Clayton, Taylor
Uxor eius
Alicia Gerrard, vid.
Jacobus Catterall, husb
Uxor eius
Johannes Gregson, husb.
Uxor eius
Ricadus Pro6ler, weaver
Uxor eius
Oliver Dawson
Uxor eius
Thomas Bateson, weaver
Uxor eius
Robertus Castoe
Alicia Porter vid
Willielmus Oram
Uxor eius
Alicia Bateson, spinster
Elizabetha Bateson, spinster
Thomas Potter, weaver
Jennetta Potter
Cicelia ux Georgij Steward
Margareta Levesey
Johannes Hilton, Tanner
Johannes Cowborne
Ricardus Shawe
Ux eius
Ellena Shaw
Edwardus Abbot, husb.
Jacobus Abbott, weaver
Johannes Balshaw, husb.
Anna Parker
Ux Johannis Whittle
Robertus Dawson
Roger Catterell
Uxor eius
Robertus Blackledge, weaver
Uxor eius
Christopher Blackledge, weaver
Ux Henrici Gerrard
Ricardus Baitson
Uxor eius
Jacobus Catterall
Ux eius
Henricus Gerrard, husb.
Uxor eius
Thomas Gerrard, husb.
Ux eius
Henricus Waring, Tayler
Uxor eius
Henricus Gerrard
Jenetta Bond
Margareta uxor Oliveri Gerrard
Johannes Gerard, husb.
Uxor eius
Ricardus Baitson, weaver
Uxor eius
Jenetta Cowper, vid
^ The Cowpes, Coupes, or Coops were closely connected with the mission
at Brindle, as they kept the chapel-house. Dom Thomas Jerome Coupe, O.S.B.,
born in 1754 at South Hill, Chorley, where the chapel was removed, came of
this family.
2 Andrew Almond was buried at Brindle 14 Nov., 1669.
=» Of this family was Dom John Anselm Bolton, O.S.B., born at Brindle
in 1735, and died at Birtley in 1802.
7«
too
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CMAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Johannes Sharrock, jun'^, husb.
Uxor eius
Anna Horobyn
Jacobus Sharrock, weaver
ADLINGTON
Thomas Higham
EHzabetha ux eius
Johannes Higham
DUXBURY
Willielmus Lucas
Roger Pilkington
Margareta ux. eius
Jacobus Gerrard
Johannes Turner
Anna Adlington
EHzabetha Riding
CROSTON
Johannes Trafford,- gen
Anna ux eius
Gracia Gregson
Dorothea Osbaldston^
Johannes Sarle
Ellena ux eius
Samuel Thorpe
Elizabeth uxor eius
Ellena ux Thome Robinson
Edwardus Ryding
Margareta ux eius
Hough^
Uxor eius [Sharrock]
Thomas Worthington
Anna Rushton
Ellena Valentine, vid
[standish]
Margareta Higham
Ellena ux. Laureneij Breares^
[standish]
Laurencius Wattnough^
Temperancia Spencer, vid^
Margareta Worthington
Georgius Thompson
Jana ux eius
Maria Thompson
Willielmus Naylor, Taylor
Anna ux Thurstani Knowles
Johannes Dandy
Jeneta ux eius
EHzabetha ux. Jacobi Crooke
Christopher Crooke
Johannes Crooke
Margareta Butler, vid.
Ricardus Thompson
Anna ux eius
Johannes Turner
Gilbertus Dandy
EHzabetha ux eius
Thomas Stanfeld
Elizabeth ux eius
Ellena ux. Willelmi Houghton
Jana Hodgson, vid.
Robertus Hodgson
Anna Hodgson
Jeneta ffinch, spinster
Margareta Naylor, vid.
Ursilla ux. Bartholomei
Ellena Bimson, vid
Margareta Worsley, vid
Willielmus Worseley
Johannes Withington
Nicholaus Atherton
Margareta ux eius
Ricardus Monck
Jana ux eius
^ Descended from John Breres, of Adlington, second son of Lawrence
Breres, of Walton Hall, in the parish of Walton-on-the-Hill, by Eliz., dau. of
Thos Gillibrand, of Chorley Hall. They appear regularly in the recusant rolls.
2 John Trafford, sixth son of Sir Cecil Trafford, of Trafford, Knt, married
Anne, dau. and heiress of Richard Ashton, of Croston Hall, and thus brought
that estate into the Trafford family. He died 25 Feb., 1686, aged fifty-two, and
his wife 15 Augt, 1699.
^ Dorothy Osbaldeston was the sixth dau. of Alex. Osbaldeston, of Sun-
derland Hall, by Holcroft, dau. of Robt Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, and would
only be on a visit to Croston Hall.
* Ursula was bur. at Croston 6 Augt, 1678, and her husband 27 Sept., 1679.
^ There were several recusant families of the name of Watmough, pro-
bably related, as Laurence was common to them all. Dom Arthur Francis Wat-
mough, O.S.B., bom in 1665, came of one of them.
* Temperance Spencer was bur. at Croston 27 June, 1698.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. lOt
Willielmus Abbott Ellena [Hasker] ux. eius
Cecilia ux eius Dorothea Estom^
Johannes Hasker Radulphus Whittle
LONGTON [pENWORTHAM]
Cecilia ux Johannis Cliff
BRETHERTON [cROSTOn]
Edwardus Booker, husb. Elizabetha ux Johannis Nixon,
Jenetta ux eius husb
Ricardus Bowker Margareta ux Ricardi Crosse,
Maria ux Edvvardi Bamford husb.
Elizabetha Barrett, vid. Blanch Whaley
Ellena ux Willielmi Johnson, Jennetta Blackhurst, spinster
husb
LITTLE HOOLE [hOOLe]
Henricus Walton Elizabetha Kellett
HESKETH BANK [h. with BECCONSALl]
Jennetta ux Johannis Jumpe" Jana ux. Galfridi Carleton
Margareta Bannester, vid. Alicia ux Willielmi Dandy
Adamus Bannester ^ Margareta ux Edvvardi Loxham
HOGHTON [lEYLANd]
Ricardus Girlington,* gen. Thomas fFanderscore
Anna ux. eius Bridgitta Johns
Elizabetha Girlington Ricardus fFanderscore
Anna ux Alexandri Cliffy Johannes fil. eius
Margareta ffishwick, vid Edwardus Moulden, husb.
Henricus Whittle Alicia Wilcock vid
Margareta ux eius Margareta ux Edwardi Moulden
Robertus Whittle Thomas Sharrock, husb.
Elizabetha ux Jacobi Liule [Liu- Johannes fil eius
esle, or Livesey] Henricus Wilcock,'' Boxmaker
Willielmus ffanderscore,^ Joyner Elizabetha ux eius
Johannes ffanderscore Ricardus Almon, husb.
^ Dorothy Easthamwas bur. at Croston 30 March, 1684.
2 The Jumps were recusants at Hesketh cum Becconsall from the reign of
Elizabeth, and have always retained the faith. Dom Harry Gilbert Jump, prior
of Sheen Anglorum at Nieuport, who died in 1774, was a member of this family.
He was bom i Aug., 1712, admitted into Douay College, 14 June, 1730, left on
account of ill-health 15 May, 1733, and subsequently joined the Carthusians.
^ The Banisters of Hesketh Bank, recusants throughout, were an offshoot
from the Banastres or Banisters of Bank Hall, now represented by Lord Lilford.
Adam and Henry were names common to both families. There were several
priests of the junior branch, the last of whom, the Rev. Henry Banister alias
Rutter, of Dodding Green, son of Adam Banister, of Hesketh Bank, was uncle
to the Rt Rev. Alexander Goss, D.D., second bishop of Liverpool.
^ Richard Girlington was no doubt one of the family of Girlington, of Thur-
land Castle, but his name does not appear in the very imperfect pedigree re-
turned at the Visitation of 1664. He died at Withnell, and was buried at Brindle,
23 Mch, 1698. His dau. Elizabeth was bur. 26 Jan,, 1693.
^ Alexander Cliff was bur. at Brindle 10 June, 1685, and another of the same
name, of Withnell, 23 March, 1687.
^ In the Brindle registers this name appears as Fanderschew, Fendestcure,
Fandersker, Faneskun, Fanscure, Fanspurr, and Vandersouer.
' His wife was bur. at Brindle 27 Dec, 1694, ^-iid he himself 16 Oct., 1709.
The family at various times resided at Hoghton, Thorp Green in Brindle, and
I02
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Radulphus Gregson
Elizabetha Galloway, vid
Georgius Wilkinson, husb.
Katherina Horabin
Maria Ward, vid
Maria Lucas, vid
Johannes Lucas sen., husb.
Ricardus Lucas, husb.
Ricardus Livesay
Bridgitta Carter, spinster
Jana Abbott, vid
J ana Houghton, vid
Johannes Berry, husb.
Maria Berry, vid
Willielmus Clayton, husb.
Jenetta ux eius
Johannes Caton
Elizabetha Caton, spinster
Ellena Caton
Ricardus Lucas junior, husb.
Maria ux eius
Robertus Caton, husb.
Isabella ux eius
Johannes Abbott
Ellena ux. eius
Margareta Abbott, vid
Isabella Abbott, vid
ffranciscus Crosfield, husb.
Johannes Whitfield, webstar
Johannes Wilkinson, husb.
STANDISH CUM LANGTREE
Arthurus Hilton
Anna Highoe
Jana Houghton
Thomas Holland
Maria ux eius
Anna Holland
Thomas Rooper
Jana ux eius
Janetta Woodward
Henricus ffox
Jana ux eius
Ricardus Heaton
Gracia ux eius
Willielmus Taylor
Katherina ux eius
Willielmus Browne
Maria ux eius
Ellena Rigby
Elizabetha Anderton
Margareta Aspinall
Margareta fil eius
Nicholai Cart-
Katherina ux
Wright
Margareta Hall
Jana filia Margareta Hall
Margareta ux eius
SHEVINGTON CUM WELSH WHITTLE [sTANDISH]
Radulphus Woodward ^
ffleetwood ux eius
fFrancisca ux Seath Prescott^
Thomas Holme
Isabella ux eius
Hugo Holme, husb.
Willielmus Holme, husb
Anna Holme, spinster
Radulphus Rumford, husb.
Anna ux eius
Thomas Sharpies, husb.
Dorothea ux eius
Balderstone. Dom Peter Wilcock, O.S.B., professed in Spain, died at St Gre-
gory's, Douay, about 1619. Another Dom Peter Wilcock, O.S.B., born at Thorp
Green, died in 1776. His brother James, by his first wife Margery, dau. of Mr
Gerard, of Brindle, was great-grandfather of Edward Wilcock, bom in 18 10, a
solicitor in Preston, who published some small pieces of poetry; and James's
grandson by his second wife was the the Rev. Peter Wilcock, a Lisbon priest,
who died in 1857, aged seventy-nine, and was the translator of Bede's Lives of
the Abbots of Wearmouth.
* Ralph Woodward, of Shevington Hall, married Fleetwood, dau. of Alex-
ander Breres, of Lathom, son and heir of Edmund Breres, of Lower Brockholes
Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Tyldesley, attorney general for the county.
Ralph had a son and namesake, bom in 1656, and another named John, besides
three daughters, according to the pedigree he returned at the Visitation in
1664, but about twenty years after his death in 1683 the estate seems to have
passed out of the family after a possession of centuries. The Woodwards were
staunch recusants, and intermarried with many leading families of the county.
* Aunt of Ralph Woodward, and dau. of his grandfather and namesake.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
103
Ellena ux Johannis Turner
EUena ux Laurencij Gaskell
Cecilia ux Ricardi Shakelady
Jana ux Edwardi Pilking-ton
Johannes Gatliffe, weaver
PENWORTHAM
Willielmus Wearden
Katherina ux eius
Petrus Wearden
Jenetta ux eius
Henricus Hoope
Jenetta ux eius
Radulphus Pope
Anna ux eius
Lambertus Boward
EUXTON [lEYLANd]
Anna (Boward) ux eius
Thomas Garrett
Anna ux eius
Isabella ux Ricardi Robinson
Alicia ux Ricardi Southworth
Ellena ux Johannes Charnley
Alicia ux Thome Taylor
Alicia Spencer, vid
Laurencius Spencer
Willielmus Spencer
Alicia ux Willielmi Maior
Cecilia Wallinghurst
Margareta ux Willielmi Boulton
Alicia Knowles, vid
Margareta Rigby, spinster
Alicia Rigby, spinster
Thomas Moore, husb.
Jenetta ux eius
Ricardus Moore fil predicti Thome
Moore
Robertus Hodgson, husb
Maria ux eius
Margareta ux Willielmi Tootell
Jenetta Houghton, vid
Ricardus Houghton,
Hugo Woodcock, yoman
ux eius
Willielmus Woodcock
pre-
Ricardus Mosse
Martha Mawdesley serva
di6li Ricardi Mosse
Georgius Boydall servus predidli
Ricardi Mosse
Edwardus Mosse
Thomas Enscoe [Ainscough]
Ellinora ux eius
Alicia Bannister serva predicti
Thome Enscoe
Thomas Burscow
Thomas Waring
Dorothea ux eius
Willielmus Melling, husb.
Ellena ux eius
Anna Hodgson, vid.
Willielmus Radsworth, husb
Margareta Radsworth, spinster
Thomas Roskow,^ husb.
Anna, ux eius
Laurencius Breares, yoman
ux eius
Jana Melling, spinster
Alicia Nixon, vid
Anna ffisher, vid
Henricus Unsworth, laborer
Alicia ux eius
LATHOM [oRMSKIRK]
Ricardus Waringe
Ux eius
Jenetta Waringe fil predi<5li
Ricardi
Elizabetha Holland
Maria Holland fil predi6le Eliza-
bethe Holland
Petrus Aspinall
Cicilia ux eius
Georgius Rigmaiden^
Jana ux eius
Georgius Rigmaiden fil predi6li
Georgij
' The Roscows of Runshaw in Euxton and of Chamock Richard were
staunch recusants. Bro. Joseph Roscow, O.S.B., bom at Runshaw, died at
Paris in 1709.
^ The Rigmaidens were descended from a younger son of the Rigmaidens
of Wedacre Hall. Of this junior branch were Fr John Rigmaiden, S.J., and
Dom Simeon Benedict Rigmaiden, O.S.B., nephews of Dom John Maurus
Rigmaiden, bom 1672, died 1759.
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CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Margareta Rigmaiden filia pre-
di6li Georgij
Elizabetha Rigmaiden filia pre-
di61:i Georgij
Alicia Rigmaiden filia predidli
Georgij
Margeria Rigmaiden filia pre-
di6li Georgij Rigmaiden sen''
Jana Rigmaiden filia predi6li
Georgij Rigmaiden sen.
Willielmus Rigmaiden
Jenetta ux eius
Johannes Gregson
Elizabetha ux eius
Gracia Gregson, filia predidli
Johannis
Willielmus Rigmaiden
Uxor eius
Nathaniell Worthington
Margeria ux eius
Hugo Cowper
Jana ux eius
Ellena Cowper, filia predicti
Hugonis
Margareta ux Jacobi Cowper
Margareta Cowper filia predi6li
Jacobi Cowper
Willielmus Holme sen.
Clara ux eius
Henricus Houlden
Ursilla ux eius
Georgius Prescott
Maria ux eius
Willielmus Cowper
Margareta ux eius
Anna Gregson vid
Anna ux. Hugonis Spencer
Elizabetha Spencer filia predi6li
Hugonis
Henricus Spencer
Anna Spencer ux eius
Ricardus Worthington
Margareta ux eius
Eduardus Worthington filius
predi6li Ricardi
Jana Worthington filia predi6li
Ricardi
Margeria Worthington ^ ux
Ricardi Worthington, sen.
^ She died in 1684, her husband
Maria Worthington filia pre-
di6li Ricardi Worthington
sen.
Bridgitta Worthington filia pre-
di6li Ricardi Worthington
sen.
Jana Worthington filia predi6li
Ricardi Worthington sen.
ffleetwood Worthington spinster
Jana Gregson serva predi6li
Ricardi Worthington sen.
Petrus Rainford
Katherina ux eius
Katherina ux Johannis Mar-
clough
Anna Rigby, vid
Ricardus Norcrosse, skoole-
master
Margareta ux Petri Harrison
Anna Haydock, spinster
Jana Gabbott, spinster
Thomas Haydock
Elizabetha ux eius
Agnes Cooper, vid.
Elizabeth Broad
Hugo Hodgkinson
Maria ux eius
Cecilia Marclough, vid.
Anna Lathome vid
Elizabetha ux Johannis Spencer
Petrus Marclough
Jana ux eius
Laurencius Roby, Cobler
Margareta ux Radulphi ff'or-
shawe
Petrus Stock
Anna ux eius
Margareta Bradshaw, vid
Alicia Bradshaw, filia predicte
Margarete
Jana Bradshaw, filia predicte
Margarete
Anna Griffin vid
Isabella ux Thome Dutton
Ricardus German
Ricardus Waringe, jun.
Anna ux eius
Willielmus Burscough
Ux eius
having predeceased her in 1670.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
lO:
Margareta ux Johannis Shar-
rock
Ellena Waynwright
Elizabetha ux Thome Sephton x^^
Ricardus Waynwright
AHcia ux eius
Margaretta ux Willlelmi Stop-
ford
Henricus Heskin
Jana ux eius
Henricus Heskin
Jana ux eius
Willielmus Heskin
Alicia ux eius
Margareta ux Thome Whaley,
jun.
Willielmus Ratcliffe
Margareta ux eius
Johannes Carre
Anna Carre filia predict! Johan-
nis Carre
Jana Carre filia predicti Johannis
Ellena Carre filia predicti Johan-
nis
Willielmus Bootle
Margaretta ux eius
Anna Mawdesley, vid
Margareta uxor Ricardi Holland
Elizabetha Holland, filia predicti
Ricardi
Robertus Carre
Margareta ux eius
Henricus Bannester
Maria ux eius
Robertus Moscropp
Ellena ux eius
Edwardus Gregson
Katherina ux eius
Radulphus ff"orshaw sen.
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Salthouse
Elizabetha ux eius
Trinity Cookham
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Mollineux
Margareta ux eius
Thomas Mason
Johannes Ottee
Jana ux eius
Elizabetha Hornby, vid
Johannes Scaresbrick
Ellena ux eius
Ellena Allerton, vid.
Margaretta Allerton, vid.
Ricardus Long^
Hillary Long
Anna Long
Ellena ux Bernard Ingham
Johannes Thelfall
Alicia ux eius
Alicia Blackledge, vid
Johannes Vose
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Rutter
Anna Boydell
Jacobus Burscough
Margareta ux eius
Jacobus Bootle
Anna ux eius
Margareta ux Johannis Baly
Jacobus Croper
Edwardus Gerard
Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha ux Henrici Gill
Margareta ux Laurencij Tyrer
Elizabetha ux Ricardi Naylor
Ricardus Mercer
Radulphus flforshaw
Katherina ux eius
Margaretta Hunt
• Richard Longe, son of Ellas Longe.M.D., of Ormskirk, and his wife Alice,
dau. of Richard Ashton, of Croston Hall, was bom in 1634, and resided, with
his younger brother Hillary and his sister Ann at Burscough House, otherwise
known as the Hall of Burscough or Little Burscough, in Lathom. In this very
year, 1667, he and the above brother and sister joined by their only surviving
brother, Henry Longe alias Cansfield, chaplain to the Sherburnes at Stonyhurst,
conveyed Burscough Hall and fourteen acres of land to Peter Lathom, then of
Mawdesley, but subsequently of Bispham, who by will dated 2 Apr., 1700, left
the estate in secret trust for the benefit of the priest serving the mission. Lathom
died in 1702, and from that period down to the present day there has been an
unbroken succession of incumbents, though a new chapel replaced the old one
in the hall about 18 1 5, when the moat surrounding the mansion was filled up.
io6
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Katherina ux Johannis Yates
Margretta ux Rogeri Barton
Elizabetha Oker, vid
Elizabetha Gettenby
Johannes Gettenby
Maria Hankin
Elizabetha Hankin, fiha predicte
Marie Hankin
Maria Collendg, vid
Maria Collendg, filia predicte
Marie
PAROCHIA DE HUYTON
Johannes Hunt
Johannes Laurenson, Taylor
Elizabetha ux eius
Ricardus Carter, husb.
WINWICK WITH HULME
Ricardus Goulden ^
Anna ux eius
Johannes Goulden, filius predi6li
Ricardi
Maria Goulden, filia predicti
Ricardi
Alicia Goulden, filia predicti
Ricardi
Nicholaus ffizakerley
Alicia Thelwall, vid
JanaThelwall, filiapredicte Aliciae
Henricus Thelwall
Anna Thelwall serviens Addami
Seddon
Willielmus Brotherton
Margarett Brotherton
NEWTON IN MACKERFIELD
Johannes Cowley
Ux eius
Anna Crofte, vid
Elizabetha Morres
Maria Morres filia predicte Eliza-
beth^e
Elizabetha Morres jun filia pre-
dicte Elizabethae
Anna Morres filia predicte Eliza-
bethae
Margareta Ridiart
Elizabetha Croft
Henricus Orford
Anna ux eius
Henricus Orford filius predicti
Henrici
Jana Bradshaw
Thomas Croft
Ellena Barker, vid
SOUTHWORTH, CROFT, MIDDLETON AND ARBURY [wINWICk]
Ricardus Gerrard,^ armiger Thomas King servus predicti
Judea ux eius Ricardi
' The Goldens or Gouldens had always retained the faith, and were a very
good Catholic family. Richard Goulden, of Winwick Hall, which at a later period
became the rectory, was son of Thomas Goulden, of Winwick, and his wife
Jane, and married Anne, dau. of John Hawarden, of Widnes, gent. He died in
1690. He had several brothers, John, Henry, James, all recusants 1623-39, and
apparently Nicholas, who is said in an old clergy obituary to have gone to St
Omer's College, whence he went to that at Valladolid, and subsequently passed
under the names of Nicholas Fortescue and Fortescue Goulden. The same record
says he was born at the Hall of Winwick, and died in London 5 May, 1676. He
does not appear under his own name or that of Fortescue in the Valladolid Diary,
but he may probably be identical with Nicholas Collins alias Ashton, who went
to the College at the age of nineteen in 1627, and having been ordained priest was
sent to England in 1633. The Goldens early in the eighteenth century resided at
Hardshaw Hall, in Windle-with-Hardshaw, when Thomas Golden, of that
place, and Richard Parkinson, of Broughton, married the two daughters of
Richard Cottam, of Bannister Hey in Claughton. The latter was father of the
Rev. Thomas Parkinson alias Golden and James Parkinson alias Cottam, bom
in 1 71 3 and 171 5 respectively. Mr Parkinson alias Golden served Blackbrook
and Hardshaw Hall missions, was killed by a heavy stone slate falling upon his
head, 7 March, 175 1, and was buried at Windleshaw. Hardshaw Hall and the
manor of St Helens subsequently passed to John Penketh Cottam, whose
descendants spell their name Cotham.
2 Richard Gerard, bom 161 3, second surviving son of Sir Thomas Gerard,
second baronet, of Brjm, by Frances, dau. of Sir Richard Molyneux, of Sefton,
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
107
Willielmus ffleetvvood
Thurstan Arrowsmith
Ellena ux eius
Radulphus Key
Anna ux. eius
Margfareta Key filia predict!
Radulphi Key
Johannes Bate
Margeria ux euis
Johannes Bate fil predicti Johan-
nis
Bate filia predicti
Bate filia predicti
fil predicti
Alicia [Hey] ux eius
Radulphus Piatt sen"" ^
Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha Piatt filia predict.
Radulphi
Radulphus Piatt jun*" fil. predict.
Radulphi
Anna ux eius
Ella Piatt
Eduardus Piatt
Oliverus Piatt
Johannes Piatt
Ellena Ballard
Seath Wright
Jana ux eius
Johannes Lawton
Jana ux eius
Roger ffisher
Willielmus Arrowsmith
Willielmus Stopworth
Margretta
Johannis
Katherina
Johannis
Johannes Key
Anna ux eius
Radulphus Key
Johannis
Thomas Bate
Johannes Hey
Roger Twisse
Maria ux eius
Margareta Croft
Matheus Richards
Ux eius
Anna Unscombe
Katherina Boydell
Henricus Richards
Ux eius
Ricardus Harrison
Margareta Richardson
Bart, at the age of twenty-one went to Maryland with Mr Calvert, Lord Balti-
more's uncle. In 1635 he returned to Europe and raised a company of foot, with
which he went into the service of the King of Spain in the Low Countries.
Upon the civil wars breaking out he raised a regiment of foot guards for Queen
Henrietta Maria, and upon arrival in England marched with her Majesty to
Oxford. After the restoration he became cup-bearer in ordinary to the Queen-
mother at Somerset House, an office which he retained till her majesty's death.
He married, first, Frances, dau. of Sir Ralph Hansby, of Tickhill Castle, by
whom he had a son who died in infancy, and, secondly, Judith, dau. of Sir
Nicholas Stewart, of Pateshall, co. Northampton. Colonel Gerard died at Ince
Hall, which he had purchased from his cousin Thomas Gerard, 5 Sept, 1686.
Ince descended to the colonel's great granddaughter, Mary Gerard, who carried
the estate in marriage to John Walmesley, father of Richard Walmesley, of
Westwood House, in whose descendants it still remains. Ince Old Hall was a
half-timbered house surrounded by a moat, and the domestic chapel was regu-
larly served throughout the days of the penal laws.
• Ancestor of the Rev. Ralph Piatt, forty-five years priest at Puddington
Hall, Cheshire, who died there 13 Feb., 1837, aged seventy-eight, whose
brother, John, of Orford, near Warrington, was father of Canon James Piatt, of
Bishop Thornton, and the Very Rev. Ralph Provost Piatt, D.D., of Dodding
GreeU; who died in 1874.
LOWTON-CUM-KENYON [wINWICk]
Johannes Richardson
Jacobus Richardson
Ellena Parpoint
Henricus Hardman sen.
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Boywyn
Ricardus Morres
Thomas Morres
Jana ux eius
Thomas Unsworth
io8
Thomas Jameson^
Alicia ux eius
Jacobus Thomason
Alicia ux eius
Johannes Jamieson ah'asThoma-
son filius predicti Jacobi
Thomason
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD [wINWICk]
LANCASHIRE
Hugo Orrell
Elizabetha Patt
Johannes Thomason, Taylor
Christopherus Bayte
Thomas Worthington
Margretta ux eius
Henricus Richardson
Anna ux eius
Johannes Thomason, Carpenter
Ricardus Twisse
Katherina ux eius
Ellena ux Jacobi Wynstanly
Thomas Winstanley
Margretta Owen
Anna Ligoe [Lithgoe]
Ricardus Allinson
Elizabetha Adlon
Alicia Hyton
Maria Banck
Robertus Talbott
Elizabetha Unsworth
Elizabetha [Winstanley] ux eius
Thomas Harrison
Margretta Taylor, vid
Alicia Taylor filia predicte Mar-
grette
Elizabetha Taylor filia predicte
Margrette
Oliverus Potter
Margretta ux eius
Ellena Ashton, vid
Walterus Harris
Susanna ux eius
Willielmus Harris fil predicti
Walteri
Martha Harris
Johannes Birchall, webster
Margaret Birchall, spinster
Eduardus Unsworth, wheele-
wright
Elizabetha ux eius
ABRAM [wIGAn]
Elizabetha Cranck
Maria Harrison
Willielmus Bannester
HINDLEY [wIGAn]
Michell Lees
Anna Hand
Johannes Hunt
Elizabetha Hunt
Thomas Lord
Margrett ux Johannis
gen.
Jana Ashton
Thomas Ashton
Laurencius Crowchlow
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Leadbeater
INCE [wigan]
Thomas Grundy
Ince Alicia ux eius
Radulphus Bridge
Elizabetha ux eius
Ellena Colborne
Christoferus Goodowe
Robertus Pinnington
Alicia Glover
ditton [prescot]
Petrus Howard Elizabetha Mather, vid
Jenetta ux eius Willielmus Mather fil predicte
Jacobus Cowley Elizabethe
Jana ux eius Maria Mather
* Thomas Jameson married Alice, dau. of Ralph Seddon, of Aspull, and was
father of the Rev. Richard Jameson alias Seddon, who was chaplain to the
Gerards at Garswood or Bryn, and also to Viscount Molyneux at Croxteth Hall
and Bardsea Hall, and died i Nov., 1734. Another son, the Rev. Thomas Jame-
son alias Seddon, bom 5 May, 1667, was serving Birchley Hall in 1696, was still
there in 1717, and apparently died there within the next two years.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. IO9
Hugo Rowson Ellena [Rowson] ux eius
Margretta ux eius Estea Gatwisley
Sara ux Johannis Tildesley Johannes Waynwright
Ricardus Rowson Margretta ux eius
Margretta ux eius Henricus Rowson
Willielmus Row^son
PEMBERTON [wIGAn]
Ellena ux Edwardi Wynstanley^ Ux eius [Orrell]
Ellena Johnson Jana Orrell, spinster
Radulphus Scott^ Alicia Molineux, vid
Elizabetha ux ejus Henricus Ashton
Ricardus Rylands Jana ux eius
Jana ux eius Alicia Scott, vid
Margeria Ryland fil predicti Elizabeth Scott, spinster
Ricardi Henricus Gorse
Thomas Naylor Isabella ux eius
Anna Naylor, spinster Jana ux Jacobi Rigby^
Johannes Naylor Margrett Topping, vid
Maria ux ejus Elizabetha Darbyshire, vid
Jacobus OrrelF Jana MellingservaArthuri Barker
^ Edward Winstanley, gent., died in i68o, and his wife six years earlier. The
family was descended from the Winstanleys of Winstanley Hall, in the adjoin-
ing township of Winstanley, where Edmund Winstanley died in 1593. A name-
sake of the latter in a previous generation married Mary, relict of Thomas
Bjnrom, of Byrom, and dau. of Sir Thomas Langton, Baron of Newton, by Eliz.,
dau. of Sir Edward Stanley, Lord Monteagle; and the family intermarried
with the Molyneux, Crosse, fErance, Culcheth, and other leading families,
Edward's son WiUiam, of Highfield, in Pemberton, was a non-juror in 171 7, and
his son Edward married Margery, dau. of Thomas Hothersall, of Hothersall
Hall, and coheiress to her brother John. There were several priests of the
family, of whom Edmund, some time chaplain to the Duke of Norfolk at Work-
sop, died at Maple Durham in 1783, and his nephew and namesake, Dr Edmund
Winstanley, died president of the English College at Lisbon in 1852.
2 Ralph Scott married Ehz., dau. of Cuthbert Hesketh, of White Hill, and
died in 1669. The family was a very ancient one, and always remained staunch to
the faith. The Scots subsequently intermarried with the Hawardens and other
good families, and ended in the last half of the eighteenth century with Mary,
dau. and heiress of Thomas Scott, of Wigan, and his wife Alathea, coheiress and
surviving sister of Christopher Anderton, of Wigan.
3 James Orrell died in 1671. His father, Humphrey, was a recusant as early
as 9 Car. I. The family claimed to be descended from the Orrells of Turton
Tower, who represented the original family seated at Orrell. James's son Hum-
phrey removed the family seat to Blackbrook House, in Parr. He married Ann,
dau. of Christopher Gradell, of Barbies Moor, and his wife, a Nelson of Fair-
hurst, and was succeeded by his son James, who was father of the two priests,
John and Joseph. The last male of the family, the Rev. Philip Orrell, died at
tjshaw College in 1866, after which the estate passed to charitable uses, and the
mansion became a convent. The Orrells claimed the lordship of Parr, but held
no manorial court.
* Of this family were the Revs. James Rigby alias Barker, D.D., born
about 1671, and Lawrence Rigby alias Barker, born 1675, sons of Alexander
Rigby and his wife Margaret Jameson. The former died in London in 1731, and
the latter, after being Superior of St Gregory's Seminary at Paris, died in the
same year at Wycliffe. Of a later generation were the Revs Thomas Rigby,
D.D., V.G. of the London District, who died in 1815, aged sixty-eight, and John
no
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
CRONTON [pRESCOt]
Johannes Lancaster EUinora Grice
Margretta ux eius Alicia ux Henrici Grice
ffrancisca ux Laurencij Johnson
WHISTON [pRESCOt]
Johannes Hunt Anna ux Rolandi Ashton
Elizabetha ux eius Anna ux Henrici Lyon
Ricardus Chilshall, laborer Maria ux Willielmi Case
Anna ux eius Ellinora Thomason, vid.
little woolton [childwall]
Johannes Cooke
Margretta ux eius
Elizabetha Boulton
Ellena Webster
Thomas Leigh
Alicia ux eius
Johannes Mollyneux
Oliver Jolley
Elizabetha ux eius.
Ellena ux Johannis Rycroft
Ellena Twelfield
Gracia ux Thome Rothwell
Ellena Morris, vid
Margretta Houghton, vid
PRESCOT
Maria Williams
Anna Wetherbey, vid
Elizabetha Miller, vid.
Willielmus Hunt, husb.
Ellena Hunt fil. eius
Maria ux Eduardi Gill
HAIGH [wigan]
Elizabetha Wetherbey, spinster
Elizabetha Standish, spinster
Margretta ux Cornelij fFell
Anna ux Roberti Worrall
Margareta ux Radulphi Parre
Willielmus Hurdens
Maria ux eius
Elizabetha Carter, spinster
Maria Walls, spinster
Ricardus Gorse
Martha ux eius.
Jana fformby
Katherina Leadbeater
Anna Standish, vid
BOLD [pRESCOt]
Christopherus Jackson nuper de Margeriaux Edwardi Kenwright
Bould
Ellena ux eius
Christopherus Harrison
Jacobus ffoster
Margretta ux ejus
Henricus Wakefield
Margretta Wakefield
Jana Wakefield
Henricus Patton
Maria Patton
Anna ffletcher
Jenetta ux Roberti Rowsterth
Willielmus Hill
Maria ux eius.
Willielmus Smith
Anna ux eius
Maria Ganty
Johannes Ganty, jun'
Margretta Howard
Johannes ffoster
Ricardus Cowley^
Rigby, D.D., sometime Superior of St Gregory's Seminary at Paris, who died
at Lancaster in 1818, sons of Richard Rigby of Pemberton and his wife Mary,
dau. of Edward Winstanley, of Pemberton, by Margaret, sister and coheiress
of John Hothersall, of Hothersall Hall.
1 Thomas and John Cowley alias Bannister, sons of Robert Cowley and
his wife Alice Bannister, of Bold in the parish of Prescot, were ordained at Rome
in 1 63 1 and 1634, and died on the English mission 17 Nov., 1663, and 27 Sept.,
1662, respectively. John Cowley alias Fisher, son of Matthew Cowley and his
wife Jane Fisher, of Bold, was ordained at Rome in 1666, and came to England
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. Ill
Margretta Cowley Jacobus Cowley
Anna ux Henrici Cowley Margaretta Holt
Margareta Cowley Johannes Vallentyne
Gracia Smith Mauda Smith
PARR [prescot]
Brianus Howard, husband. Margretta Owen, vid
Elizabetha Parr, vid Margretta AUum, vid
ECCLESTON [pRESCOt]
[Eleanor] Eccleston de Eccle- ffranciscus Heaward
ston,i vid Anna Webster, vid
Johannes Heaward Ricardus Holland
Thomas Malbon,^generosus. Anna ux eius
Maria ux eius. Elizabeth Colley, vid
WINDLE [prescot]
Ricardus EgertondeWindle,^gen. Lucia Wilkinson, vid.
ux ejus Elizabetha Piatt, vid
Johannes Egerton fil eius Elizabetha Clarke, spinster
Elizabetha ux Roberti Ireland
WEST DERBY [wALTON-ON-THE-HILL]
Margeria Moore, vid Ricardus Norres gen fil predicti
Jana Harrison, spinster Henr.
Johannes ffletcher Katherina ux Ricardi Stockley
Ux eius Jana ux Thome Glover
Ricardus Woods Agnes Hemes
ux eius Andreas Sergeant
Anna ux Johis Watnough Eduardus Stockley
Henricus Norres,** gen Dorothy ux. Johannis Smarley
ux eius
in 1669. His father died in 1686. William Cowley alias Martin, who became an
alumnus of Douay in 1672, was a member of the Chapter in 1710. Dom Wm
Greg. Cowley, O.S.B., probably of the same family, born in 1732, died in 1799.
1 Henry Eccleston, of Eccleston Hall, died in 1665, aged twenty-eight. His
widow, Eleanor, was dau. of Robert Blundell, of Ince Blundell. Their only son,
Thomas Eccleston became a Jesuit, and died 30 Dec, 1743, aged eighty-four.
Consequently the estate passed to his second cousin once removed, John Gor-
such, of Gorsuch Hall, whose grandfather, Edward Gorsuch, who died in 1656,
had married Mary, dau. of Henry Eccleston, of Eccleston Hall, by Mary, dau.
of John Osbaldeston, of Osbaldeston Hall. John Gorsuch assumed the name of
Eccleston, but died s.p. in 1742, when the Eccleston estate passed to Basil
Thomas Scarisbrick, of Scarisbrick Hall, who likewise assumed the name of
Eccleston.
2 The Malbons, descended from an old Cheshire family, were recusants re-
siding at " Glugsmore " in Eccleston temp. Eliz., and also at Prescot. One of
them, John Malbon, was at Scarisbrick Hall in 1688, and was supposed by
Father Bulbeck to be the chaplain (Foley, Records S.J. vii, 1404), but there is
no record of the name in any of the college registers. In 1717, Robert Malbon, of
Wootton Wawen, co. Warwick, gent., registered an estate in Lancashire. The
family was connected with the Gerards of Bryn.
3 He died in 1670. The family appears in the recusant rolls as of Windle
and Parr from a much earlier period.
^ Henry Norreys returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1665, being then
of the age of sixty-five. His wife was Catherine, dau. of Sir Alexander Barlow,
of Barlow Hall. His son Richard, who died in 1687, aged forty-four, married
Helen, dau. of Henry Carter, of Roby. Richard Norreys, younger brother of
Henry, married Anne, dau. of Sir Cuthbert Clifton, of Clifton and Lytham.
112
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
LANCASHIRE
Thomas Tarleton et iix eius
Elizabetha Houghton
Anna ux Mathei Walker
Ellena Miller
Ellena ux. Johannis Bennett
Andreas Mercer
SEFTON
Ellena Sheppard,^ vid
Sisillia Sheppard, spinster
Robertus Sheppard, husb.
Alicia ux eius
Ellena Norres, vid
Thomas Pennington
Margeria ux Ricardi Mollineux
Elizabetha Coney
Robertus Melling
Georgius Wakefield
Jana Hulme, vid
Humfridus Hulme fil predictii
Jane
Ellena Troughton, vid
Margaretta Hull, spinster
Margareta ux Willielmi Dale
Margeria ux Willielmi Copple
husb
Ellena Stock, vid.
NETHERTON AND LUNT [sEFTOn]
Petrus Hardes, yom. Anna ux eius
Alicia ux eius
Margaretta Hardes, spinster
Robertus ffleetwood, Husbnd.
Margeria ux
Ricardus Abram, yom
HALE AND HALEWOOD [cHILDWALL]
Ellena Plumpton Jana ux Johannis Ireland
Henricus Hulgreave^ Alicia ux Henrici ffazakerley
SPEKE [cHILDWALL]
Wilhelmus Norres,^ gen Georgius Holme, husb.
Eduardus Norres, gen Alicia Holme
1 The Shepherds of Sefton, and of Broughton near Preston, where their
residence adjoined the old chapel at Lady Well, Fernyhalgh, were a family
greatly respected by the clergy, who entrusted them with much church pro-
perty. The above Robert Shepherd is described as of Broughton, gent., in 1685,
and one of the same name, with a wife Alice and a sister Cicely, of Sefton, regis-
tered his estate as a non-juror in 1717. Robert's son, John, born 7 Jan., 1678,
was ordained priest at Lisbon, and died in London, 27 Oct., 1761. He was re-
lated to the Tootells and Mellings. Another priest, the Rev. Thomas Shepherd,
born 28 Oct., 1720, was son of William Shepherd, of Croxteth, gent., and his
wife, Mary Blundell. He was ordained at Douay, and died at Nuthill in Holder-
ness 19 Jan., 1774. Joseph Shepherd, son of William Shepherd, of Broughton,
gent., and his wife Priscilla Barton, born 27 July, 1738, was ordained at Douay,
22 Dec, 1764, and died rector of the English College at Valladolid, 3 Oct., 1796.
His nephew and namesake, born at Bolton, was ordained priest at Valladolid,
and established the mission in his native town, whence he promoted missions at
Rochdale and Bury, and died at Bolton 28 Jan., 1825. Dame Anne Mar>'
Teresa Shepherd, O.S.B., born at Sefton in 1762, and her sister. Dame Helen
Augustina, born in 1764, were abbesses of the convent at Cambrai 1802-6 and
1814-18 respectively.
2 Henry Hulgreave, of Halewood, died in 1672.
3 The Norreys family, of Speke Hall, in the parish of Childwall, one of the
most ancient in the county, hitherto had been staunch in its recusancy.
Thomas Norreys, the squire of this period, returned a pedigree at the Visitation
of 1664. He appears in the recusant rolls temp. Car. /, but through marrying a
Protestant his family fell away from the faith of their ancestors. William
Norreys, mentioned above, was a younger brother of Thomas, and was still on
the rolls in 1681, and descendants of younger sons retained the faith for long
afterwards. Many of them joined the Society of Jesus, of whom were three
of the sons of John Norreys, of Speke, and his wife, Eleanor Beauvoy, one of
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
II
Elizabetha Cassey
Georgius Bridge
Edwardus Mollyneux, webster
Johannes Turner, Carpenter
Jacobus Arrowsmith, Smith
Anna ux eius
Alicia Pendleton, spinster
Willielmus Hulgrave, husb
Anna ux eius
Johannes Gooday, webster
Anna Hitchmough
Henricus MoUineux
EUinora ux eius
Alicia Pilkington
EUena Wainwright
Willielmus Godday, husb.
Radulphus Hunt, webster
Margeria ux eius
Ellena Cooke, vid
Ellenora Goodday
Willielmus Skulorer, husbm
Willielmus Rishtish, lab.
Sislea ux eius
Sara Skolorer, vid.
Johannes Cooke, husb.
Elizabetha ux eius
Margareta Almond, vid
Cuthbertus Almond
Elizabetha Almond, Spinster
Anna Almond, spinster
Elizabetha Waynwrighte
Johannes MoUineux
Johannes Tyrer, husbm.
Margaretta [Tyrer] ux eius
Thomas Brooks, husbm
Alicia ux eius
Elizabeth Brooks, spinster
Alicia Edwardson, vid
Willielmus Lathome
Henricus Lathome
Katherina Pilkington
Thomas Harrison, husbm
Eduardus Harrison
Margretta Rice, vid.
Johannes MoUineux
Margaretta Hay, spinst
Eduardus Pilkington, Lab.
Johannes Rice, Lab.
Hugo Pilkington, Lab.
Elizabetha ux eius
Johannes Nelson, Lab.
Katherina ux eius
Johannes Harrison, Lab.
Jana ex eius
Anna Ballard, vid
Jana Challonor,^ vid
Alicia Waynwright, spinster
Anna Challoner, spinster
Jacobus Pilkington, husbm
Margaretta ux eius
Margeria Waynwright, spinster
Katherina Pilkington, vid
Hugo Pilkington, Lab.
Johannes Lynaker, Lab.
Eduardus Lathome, Lab.
Isabella ux eius
them dying in 1722, aged sixty-eight. The family soon came to an end after its
apostacy, and the estate passed with the marriage of a coheiress in 1736 to Lord
Sydney Beauclerk, fifth son of Charles, first Duke of St Albans, a worthless
fortune hunter, whose son sold the estate to Richard Watt. The Hall, re-
erected by Edward Norreys in 1598, is the finest specimen of black and white
existing in the county.
1 The Chaloners of Speke and Garston were great sufferers for the faith,and
annually appear in the recusant rolls. For several years from 1582 one of the
daughters, Helen Chaloner, was immured in Salford Gaol, and very cruelly
treated. Another member of the family, John Chaloner, was ordained priest
at Douay in 1605 ; William was ordained at Valladolid, entered the Society in
the Province of Castile in 1659, and died at St Albans College; Henry Chaloner
alias Ormes, only son of William Chaloner, and his wife Alice Ormes, of Garston,
entered the Society, and died at Liege in 1673, aged thirty-four; and finally
Edward, son of Edward Chaloner, of Speke, and his wife Jane Harrison, the
widow named above, born in May, 1640, died a student in the English College
at Lisbon in 1662, The Chaloners always retained the faith. In the nineteenth
century they amassed a considerable fortune in the mahogany and timber
trade, the last of the family, Edward Chaloner of Oak Hill, Liverpool, dying
12 Feb., 1874, aged seventy-five.
8
1 14 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Jacobus Lawrenson, Lab. Maria Henshall
Eduardus Lawrenson Eduardus Challoner
Petrus Plumpton, husbm Willielmus Challoner
Jana ux eius Anna Challoner, spinster
Georgfius Plumpton Ricardus Waynewright, Lab.
Johannes Hey, husbm Margareta ux eius
Margareta ux eius EUionora Williamson
GARSTON [cHILDWALl]
Christopherus Norres,^ gen. Katherina ux eius
Henricus Dwarrious,^ husb. Alicia Whitfield, spinster
Ellena ux eius Radulphus Plombe, Turner
Johannes Poole, Lab. Eduardus Hitchmough,^ Taylor
Jana Heaward, spinster Christiana ux eius
Willielmus Plombe, husb. Ellena Taylor, vid
Dorothea ux eius Robertus Taylor
Willielmus Dwarrious, husbm. Alicia Wisall, vid [Wiswall]
Margaretta ux eius Margaretta Wisall, vid
Thomas ffazakerley, shoemaker Willielmus Mercer, husb.
Eduardus ffazakerley Jana ux eius
Anna ux eius Thomas Hill, husb.
Thomas Hitchmough, jun'^ Margeria ux eius
Elizabetha ux eius Anna Miller, vid
Henricus ffell, husb
1 Fourth son of William Norreys, of Speke Hall, by Margt, dau. of Sir
Thomas Saulesbury, of Llewenny, co. Denbigh, and younger brother of Thomas
Norreys, the then squire of Speke, who married Cath., dau. of Sir Henry Cara-
way, alderman of the City of London, and whose children were the first to be
brought up Protestants.
'^ The Dwerrihouse family, always Catholic, leased a farm in Greasindale
within Carston for many generations from the Norreys family. Sister Mary
Josepha Dwerrihouse, O.S.B., dau. of Thomas Dwerrihouse, of Creasindale,
yeoman, died at Cambria in 1786, aged twenty-five.
3 The Hitchmoughs of Garston and Speke, tenants of the Norreys family,
annually appear in the rolls from the earliest period. Otherwise such good
Catholics, they had the misfortune to give birth to one who turned out
perhaps the worst informer, priest-catcher, and persecutor of the eighteenth
century. This was Richard Hitchmough alias Barker, grandson of Edward
Hitchmough above, and son of Thomas Hitchmough, of Garston, and his wife
Mary Barker. He was sent with some of his relations to Douay College, whence
he was expelled for ill-behaviour in 1699, but proceeding to Rome obtained
admittance into the English College there, at the age of twenty-four, and was
ordained priest in 1702. Upon his return to England he served at several
missions in Lancashire, but owing to his irregular life he was sent to a com-
munity in France. Thence he was quickly expelled on account of drunkenness,
in or before 17 14, and coming to England set up as government-informer and
priest-catcher, and in that capacity apprehended in London in 17 14 his old
college friend at Douay, the Rev. Laurence Breres, and also endeavoured to
seize Bishop Giffard. When the Forfeited Estates Commission was appointed
after the Jacobite rising of 171 5, Hitchmough became very active, especially
in his native county, and was responsible for the incarceration of many Catho-
lics and the loss of an immense amount of Catholic property. For his infamous
services he was rewarded, in Nov., 1720, with the vicarage of Whenby, in the
arch-diocese of York, but this he did not long enjoy, for, as Mr Payne points
out {Records of the English Catholics of 171 5), the living was declared vacant
" per mortem naturalem Richardi Hitchmough " on the date of the next pre-
sentation in April, 1724. This appears to be the only record of the death of this
unhappy wretch.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 15
ASTLEY [lEIGH]
WilHelmus Hope Alicia ffidler, vid
Elizabetha ux eius Jenetta ux Johannis Hindley sen.
Ellena Lithg-oe, vid WilHelmus Bradshaw
Robertus Lithgoe Alicia ux eius
WilHelmus Lithgoe Elizabetha Burscough
Johannes als Tildesley Isabella ux Johannis Parkinson
Ricardus Smith Ellenora Holcroft ^ sen.
Maria ux eius Ellenora Holcroft jun.
Anna Howart, vid Ellena Rylands, vid.
tyldesley cum shackerley [leigh]
Lambertus Bury Katherina Hope, vid
WilHelmus Berry Ricardus Hope
Elizabetha ux eius Johannes Hope
Rogerus Hilton Ellinora Parting-ton
Elizabetha ux eius Jacobus Holcroft
Anna Hilton, vid Emma ux eius
Jana Sutton Maria Hilton
RIXTON CUM GLAZEBROOK [wARRINGTOn]
Ricardus Massey^ Hamletta Massey
Alicia ux eius Eduardus Standish
Franciscus Massey WilHelmus Sale
* Eleanor Holcroft, senior, was the widow of Thomas Holcroft, of Holcroft
Hall, in Culcheth. She was daughter of Thomas Birch, of Birch Hall. She had
two daughters, coheiresses to the Holcroft estates, Eleanor, named in the text,
and Margaret. Mrs Holcroft married, secondly, Henry Bunbury, of the family
of baronets of Bunbury and Stanney, co. Chester, and died at Holcroft Hall in
1 7 1 1 . The mansion and a moiety of the manor of Holcroft passed to the Tyl-
desleys, her daughter Eleanor having married in 1679 the Jacobist diarist,
Thomas Tyldesley, of Morleys Hall in Astley and Myerscough Lodge. Mrs
Tyldesley died in Nov., 1693, a-i^d the moiety of the Holcroft property passed
to her son, Edward Tyldesley, who joined the Chevalier de St George at Preston
in 171 5, and was tried for high treason but acquitted. His son, James Tyldesley,
who was out with Prince Charles Edward in 1745, died in 1768, soon after which
Holcroft Hall, Morleys Hall in Astley, and the remnant of the ancient Tyl-
desley estates passed into the hands of strangers, and the family is now lost in
obscurity. Margaret, the younger daughter of Mrs Holcroft and coheiress to the
Holcroft estates, married, first. Sir Richard Standish, Bart, of Duxbury, by
whom she had a son, Sir Thomas Standish, and, secondly. Sir Thomas Stanley,
Bart, of Bickerstaff Hall, whose eldest son by his first wife, Sir Edward Stan^
ley, succeeded as eleventh Earl of Derby.
2 Richard Mascy, of Rixton Hall, who died in December of this very year,
1667, was twice married, first, to Frances, dau. of Francis Plowden, of Plowden
Hall, CO. Salop, who died in 1645, 3-nd by whom he had two sons — Hamlet, bom
1641, who died in his father's lifetime in Dec, 1665, and Francis, bom about
1642, who died in 1675, when Rixton passed to his son Richard — and two
daughters, Doro. and Frances, who were already nuns abroad at this time;
secondly, to Alice, dau. of Sir Cuthbert Clifton, of Lytham, who died in May,
1674, ^nd by whom he had a son, Richard, who died in 1681, and a daughter,
Catherine, who became a nun. The last may be identical with " Hamletta " of
the text. Eventually the estates passed to George Meynell, of Aldborough, co.
York, whose father and namesake, of Aldborough and Dalton, married, in
1 68 1, Mary, sole child and heiress of the above Hamlet Mascy, by Margaret,
dau. and coheir of Sir Edward More, of Thelwall, co. Chester, Bart.
8a
ii6
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Thomas Tickle
Ricardus Taylor
Willielmus fferanlee [? Fearnley]
Johannes Etherington
Franciscus Bennett
Margareta Herdsford
Ellena Barron
Alicia Pickerfant
Willielmus Hornby
Gilbertus Whitfield
Elizabetha ux eius
Thomas Hill
Elizabetha ux eius
Robertus Massey
Jenetta ux eius
Willielmus Harsnett
Anna ux eius
Alicia Lee^ vid
Anna Lee fil eius
Willielmus Speakman
Ellena ux eius
Margaretta Clare
Thomas Clare
Hugo Herford
Elizabetha ux eius
Anna Lee
Thomas Rothwell
Maria ux eius
Thomas Rothwell, fil predicti
Thome
Anna Rothwell, fil predicti Thome
Margaret Hale, vid
Elizabetha Towneley
Robertus Guest
WOOLSTON CUM POULTON [wARRINGTOn]
Johannes Marsh
Alicia ux eius
Radulphus Bate
Margareta Smith
Ricardus Booth
Ricardus Potter
Jenetta ux eius
Thomas Unsworth
Maria ux eius
Radulphus Smith
Ricardus Leigh
Elizabetha ux eius
Thomas Pynington
Jana ux eius
Johannes Pinnington
Ellena Heyes, vid
Willielmus Rigby
Ricardus Sale^
1 Richard Sale, of Hopcar, Bedford, in the parish of Leigh, returned a pedi-
gree at the Visitation of 1664. The family always retained the faith, and appears
on the recusant rolls from the very first. Richard Sale was the son and heir of
WilHam Sale, of Hopcar, by Anne, dau. of Sir John Nevill, of Leversedge, co.
York, and coheiress of her brother, Father Edmund Nevill, S.J., who died in
1646, aged eighty-six. His uncle, John Sale, younger son of Gilbert Sale, by
Agnes, dau. of Roger Urmston, of Lostock, was a priest serving in this district
in 1632, and probably used the alias of Urmston; and his younger brother,
Father Edmund Sale alias Nevill, S.J., died in 1647, aged forty-three. He mar-
ried Philippa, dau. of Christopher Wyvill, eldest son of Sir Marmaduke Wyvill,
Knt and Bart, of Constable Burton, co. York, and died in 1685. He had three
sons and two daughters — Gilbert, his successor, aged thirty in 1664; Richard
Sale alias Nevill, a secular priest, baptized 1641, came to England from the Eng-
lish College at Rome about this time, and eventually was stationed at Burs-
Henricus Lawton
Isabella ux eius
Thomas Lawton
Ellena ux eius
Agnes Taylor
Ellena Wood
Matheus Bayte
Johannes Penkethman jun.
CHILDWALL
Katherina Carter
UPHOLLAND [wIGAn]
Johannes Laithwayt
Ellena ux eius
Katherina Rutter
Jana Holland
Elizabetha Jolley
Bartolomeus Tyrer
Susanna ux eius
BEDFORD [lEIGh]
Phillipa ux euis [Sale]
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
117
Gilbertus Sale
Johannes Sale
Anna Sale
Robertas Lou
Margareta Lithgoe
Francisca Bradshawe
Ricardus Shuttleworth^
Anna Shuttleworth
Petrus Urmston,2 yom.
Jana ux eius
Anna Urmston
Willielmus Speakman, hush.
Christopherus Bradshawe
Jana ux eius
Galfridus Lithgoe, Chapman
Margareta ux eius
Johannes Yate, husb,
Katherina ux eius
Hugo Yate
Jana ux eius
Christoferus Green, Butcher
Francisca ux eius
Willielmus Wilkinson, Taylor
Willielmus Smethrusse
Katherina Smethrusse
Johannes Holcroft
cough Hall till his death about Nov., 171 3 ; John, who died in 1701 ; Anne, as in
the text; and Mary, who was probably married at this time. Gilbert died at
Hopcar in 17 15, and his widow, Alice, registered her estate as a Catholic non-
juror in 1 717. They had two sons, William and Richard, the latter of whom
was residing at Astley in 1754 with his wife Mary and son John. The eldest,
William, succeeded to Hopcar, and registered that estate as a non- juror in 1717.
He married Jane, dau. of Edmund Tristram, of Ince Blundell, the marriage
covenant bearing date 22 Apr,, 17 18, and had two sons, Gilbert Sale, who suc-
ceeded his father and sold the Hopcar estate 4 July, 1770, and Father John
Sale, S.J., born in 1722, who served at Crosby Hall, Bedford Leigh, Holywell,
and Furness, dying at the latter place in 1791. For a very long period Mass was
said in Hopcar, an old mansion surrounded by a moat, where the Catholics of
Leigh attended as well as in the chapels at Bedford, the seat of the Shuttle-
worths, and at The Parsonage, the seat of the Urmstons.
^ Richard Shuttleworth, of Shuttleworth House, Bedford, returned a pedi-
gree at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of twenty-two. His ancestors
had been lords of the manor of Bedford for many generations, and he himself
became joint-lord of West Leigh through his mother, Frances Bradshaw, of the
preceding entry, whose first husband was Richard Shuttleworth, who died 165 1,
and her second, George Bradshaw, of Greenacre, whose will was dated 24 Dec,
1656, and proved in 1661. She was one of the daughters and coheirs of Richard
Urmston, of The Parsonage, lord of the manor of West Leigh, by Alice,
daughter of Edward Eccleston, of Eccleston Hall, and her son, Richard
Shuttleworth, administered to her estate in 1696. The latter 's son and
namesake was a spendthrift and an apostate, and brought the family into
obscurity. Anne Shuttleworth, referred to in the text, was Richard's sister.
They had an uncle Edward (or Edmund) Woolstan Shuttleworth, O.S.B., who
died in 1677. He was one of the three younger sons of Richard Shuttleworth, of
Bedford, by his second wife, Mary, dau. of James Holland, of Dalton, and
whilst on the mission used the alias of Dalton.
2 Peter Urmston in later rolls is described as of Bedford in West Leigh, gent.
His son John Urmston, baptized by Father Alexander Holland, S.J., 4 July,
1665, went from St Omer's College to that at Rome in 1684 to study for the
Church, but he does not appear to have persevered. He stated on entering the
college that he had one brother and three sisters, and also an uncle, John
Urmston, a priest, then studying in Spain. The latter statement wants some
explanation, for the Rev. John Urmston was chaplain at Broughton Hall, the
seat of the Tempests in Yorkshire, from 1655 till 1673, save a brief interval,
and in 1675 he was serving the mission in Lancashire. Peter Urmston's will was
proved in 1693. He was probably a grandson of Peter Urmston, of West Leigh,
younger son of Richard Urmston, lord of West Leigh, by Katherine, dau. of
Thomas Starkey, of Stretton, co. Chester. All the family were staunch re-
cusants.
ii8
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
LANCASHIRE
HAYDOCK [wINWICK]
Brianus Arrowsmith ^ Elizabetha Corles
Katherina ux Willielmi Board- Galfridus Hardman
man Alicia Corles
Alicia Bretherton
golborne [winwick]
Willielmus Crouchley Johannes Grymshawe
Johannes Peters Johannes Shawe
Johannes Hasledaine Elizabetha Tuckley
Henricus Kighley Radulphus Croft
Ricardus Libtrott
GREAT SANKEY [pRESCOT]
Anna Bould
bootle-cum-linacre [walton-on-the-hill]
Margareta Couldock
PENNINGTON [lEIGH]
Johannes Holcroft
Wilfridus Holcroft fil predict!
Johannis
Willielmus Ormston
Gracia ux eius
Georgfius Smith sen.
Ricardus Smeethurst
Anna ux eius
Henricus Houghton
Alicia ux eius
Maria Houghton fil predicti
Henr.
Anna ux Johannis Unsworth
Margeria ux Thome Glover
Margretta Urmston, vid
Elizabetha Bancroft
Maria ux Rogeri Darwell
Johannes King
^ Brian Arrowsmith was a nephew of the martyr, Father Brian Edmund
Arrowsmith alias Bradshaw and Rigby, S.J., whose " Holy Hand " is now at
St Oswald's, Ashton. The martyr was the son of Robert Arrowsmith, of Hay-
dock, and his wife Margery Gerard, a daughter of a junior branch of the
Gerards of Bryn. In her widowhood this lady is found annually in the recusant
rolls from 42 EHz. (i 599-1600) to 20 Jac. I (1622-23). The martyr took the name
of Edmund, by which he is generally known, in confirmation, no doubt after
his uncle, the Rev. Edmund Arrowsmith, D.D., who was ordained priest at
Rheims in 1587, and 1591 became professor of casuistry in that college. Father
Brian was bom at Haydock in 1585, and suffered at Lancaster in 1628. Robert
Arrowsmith, of Haydock, the martyr's brother, appears on the recusant rolls
in 1625-26, and his widow Sibyl was living at Parr in 1630-31 with her
son Brian, who subsequently seems to have returned to Haydock as in the text.
Some of the family eventually settled in Barton, near Preston. Richard
Arrowsmith, of this branch, married a daughter of Nicholas Roskell, of Gar-
stang, and established a banking business in Preston, which was carried on by
his son Robert under the title of Roskell, Arrowsmith, and Kendall till its
failure about 1870. Their relative, the Rev. Roger Arrowsmith, died at Lytham
in 1886, aged sixty- two.
Margareta Houghton
WIGAN
Ellena ux Thome Ireland
Katherina Ireland, vid
Thomas Whalley
Katherina Penington, vid
Henricus Shuttleworth
Elizabetha ux eius
Ellena Crackstaffe, vid
Gracia Penington
Jana Markland
Johannes Hope, husb.
Anna ux Stephani Piatt
Anna Piatt
Elizabetha Piatt fil prdicti Ste-
phani
Robertus France
Petrus Aspinall
Eminora ux eius
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. II 9
Francisca ux Robert! ffoord Maria Ashton
Alicia Sedden Eminora Mather
Anna Bancks, vid Margaretaux Wilhelmi Leigh
Hugo HolHnghead Edwardus ffarneworth *
Margaretta ux eius Alicia ux eius
Ellena fford, vid Willielmus ffarneworth
MargaretaffordfilpredicleEllene Eduardus Rigby
Margretta ux Willielmi Green Rebecca ux eius
Margretta ux Jacobi Scott Anna Whaley, vid
Ellena Hampson Gracia Jolley
Robertus Mosse Jana ux Thome Bings
Jana ux Johannis Barrowe ^ Rogerus Scott
Margretta Lightowles Elizabetha ux eius
Maria Sutton, vid. Willielmus Bamber
Elizabetha Martinscroft, vid Jana ux eius
Alicia fforth ^ Gracia Bullock, vid
Ellena ux Johannis Laithwaite^ Ellena Green spinster
Anna Mason, vid Anna ux. Hugonis Mather
Sara Mason
^ John Barrow, of Standish-gate, Wigan, died in 1676. He was probably
nearly related to Gilbert Barrow, of Wigan, who died in 1669, and whose
daughters, Anne and Jane, married respectively Henry Ashton, of Preston, and
Nicholas Pennington, of Wigan. About the same period Anne, dau. of Hugh
Barrow, of Wigan, married Richard Molyneux, of Hawkley Hall.
2 The fforths, or Fords, were an old family in Wigan and district. Alexander
fforth, of Standish, who died in 1624, appears in the rolls temp. Jac. I. Hugh
fforth, who was an alderman of Wigan and died in 1581, married Ellen, dau.
of Adam Rigby, of Wigan, and her brother, Alexander Rigby, who married
Jane, dau. of Thomas Laithwaite, of Wigan, was father of Father Alexander
Rigby, O.P., and founded the family of Rigby of Burgh Hall and Layton Hall.
A later Hugh fforth of Wigan left a dau. and heir Dorothy, the wife of Col. Wm
Daniell, of Wigan, aged forty temp. Visitation 1665.
^ The Laithwaites formerly owned The Meadows, Pemberton.in the parish
of Wigan. About this time it passed to the Marklands, of Pemberton Hall, one of
whom appears in the text. There is still an old farmhouse in Pemberton known
as " Laithwaite House." Henry Laithwaite, of The Meadows, by Jane Bolton,
his wife, had four sons Jesuits, all of whom used the alias of Kensington, and
one, the eldest, that of Scott also. Their names were Thomas, bom 1576,
Edward, bom 1582, John, born 1585, and Francis, bom 1589. Their father and
their uncle John Laithwaite suffered imprisonment and great persecution in
1577 {vide Gibson's Lydiate Hall, pp. 214-45, 240, and P.R.O. Dom Eliz.,
Vol.cxviii, Nos. 20-1). In 1579 a priest named John Lowe alias Jenson came
over from Rheims and was entertained at The Meadows by Henry Laithwaite ;
and in 1586-88 Alexander Markland, another Rheims priest, one of the family
previously mentioned, served the mission at The Meadows.
^ The Farnworths would seem to have acquired Runshaw Hall, inEuxton,
parish of Leyland, soon after this time, and this estate was registered by
Edward Famworth, of Runshaw Hall, as a Catholic non-juror in 171 7. He was
son of William, named above. Dom John Jerome Famworth, O.S.B., and his
brother, Dom Ralph Cuthbert Famworth, O.S.B., were both born at Runshaw,
the latter in 1680, and were apparently brothers of this Edward. The non-juror's
dau, Mary married William Patten, of London, third son of Thomas Patten, of
Patten Lane, Preston, ancestor of Lord Winmarleigh, and had issue one son,
Dom Thomas Patten, O.S.B., bom in Lancashire in 1727, who came to the
northern province in 1758, served Standish Hall in 1767-69, and died at Douay
in 1787, and two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth.
I20 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Henricus Scott Anna ux eius [Scott]
WARR [? Warrington]
Laurentius Massum, Taylor
Thomas Walch
Jana ux eius
Susanna Walch fil predicti Thome
Jenetta Sutton, vid
Johannes Sutton
Isabella Sutton
Margaretta Harvey
Willielmus Wright, carpenter
Elizabetha ux eius
Thomas Rannuld, husb
Elizabetha ux eius
Maria Rannuld, vid
Johannes Lynnaker, husbm
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Wilson, husbm
Margeria ux eius
Anna Wilson, spinster
Elizabetha Wilson, spinster
Thomas Wilson
Jacobus Goare
EUinora ux eius
Margeria Tuckett
Thomas Tuckett
Ricardus Tuckett
Eduardus Tuckett
Jana Sutton
Anna Sutton
Willielmus Speakman, husb
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Tyrer, husbm
Alicia Blundell
Margareta Livesey, vid
Johannes Blackley
Alicia Harvey
Margretta Rymer, vid
Willielmus Brianson
Ellena Livesey, vid
Alicia Livesey
Elizabetha Tuckett
Willielmus Prescott
Johannes Arnold, husbm
Elizabetha ux eius
Sislea Wright, spinster
Robertus Harvey, Lab.
Maria ux eius
Willielmus Tatlock
Margareta ux eius
Johannes Tatlock
Margareta ux eius
Nicholaus Livesey
Margretta ux eius
Johannes Harvey
Jana ux eius
Thomas Harvey
Alicia Harvey, spinster
Anna Harvey, spinster
Johannes Speakman, husbm.
Dorothea ux eius
Ellena Raynold
Antonius Wetherby
Elizabetha ux eius
Thomas Massom
Jana Nowell
Jacobus NichoUs
Willielmus Rymmer
Anna ux eius
Johannes Rymmer filius ejus
Jennetta Mills
Willielmus Warton
Elizabetha ux eius
Ricardus Landlady
Elizabetha ux eius
Ricardus fformby
Anna ux eius
Thomas fformby
Anna ux eius
Johannes Thomason
Elizabetha Jumpe
Katherina Ratherm
Ellena Plevyn spinster
Ellena Robinson
Margareta ux eius
FORMBY [wALTON-ON-THE-HILL]
Ricardus fformby^ Anna ux eius [Formby]
Richard Formby, of Formby Hall, was son of Richard Formby and his wife
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Stanley, of Moor Hall, by Bridget, dau. of Leonard
Hoghton, of Grimsargh, all of whom appear annually in the recusant rolls. His
mother's marriage settlement was dated 2 Oct., 1634, by which the manor and
family chapel at Formby were entailed. The Formbys did not return a pedigree
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
121
Johannes Norres
Phillipus Norres
Elizabetha Scarisbrick
Henricus fformby
Isabella ux eius
Jacobus fformby
Margfareta ux eius
Robertus Warton
Margretta ux eius
Jenetta ux Thome Norres
Eduardus Rymmer
Elizabetha Rymmer
Elena Rymer
Robertus Hulme
Ellena ux eius
Ellena ux Thome Norres sen. x^^
Margareta Gee
Elizabetha Gee fil predicte Mar-
garete
Sisillia ux Roberti Dobb
Willielmus Lunt
Katherina Ambrose, vid.
Margeria Ambrose, spinster
Ellena Ambrose
Isabella Bushell
Ricardus fformby jun.
Sisillia Norres
Anna Rymmer
Margeria Rymmer, vid
Anna Rymmer
Willielmus Bond
Robertus Williamson
Ellena ux eius
Margeria Williamson
Jennetta Williamson
at any of the Visitations, and that appearing in Foster's Lancashire Pedigrees,
in 1873, is most unsatisfactory. Richard Formby, the recusant of 1667, died in
1 68 1. His wife, Ann, is said to have been the widow of Robert Hesketh, of
North Meols Hall, the marriage taking place in 1647. He was succeeded by his
son and namesake, who died in 1698, leaving by his wife, Alice Rimmer, whom
he married in 1682, a son and successor, Richard, born in that year, who married
in 1705 Mary, dau. and heir of Thomas Norres, of Ince, belonging to a Catholic
yeomanry family said to be descended from a younger son of Norreys of Speke
Hall. This Richard would seem to have been the first of his family to apostatize.
His descendant, the Rev. Henry Formby, who died in 1884, aged sixty-seven,
was one of the Oxford converts of 1846. Mass was said in Formby Hall down to
the end of the seventeenth century. One of the family, Edward, became a Car-
thusian, and died at Nieuport in 1720, Junior branches of the family were set-
tled at Formby and Ince Blundell, and to one of these belonged Richard
Formby, an alumnus of Douay, who left the college on account of ill-health in
his second years' philosophy, 23 Mch, 1723 {Douay Diary MS.). Other members
of one of these branches were the Very Rev. Matthias Canon Formby, who died
at Stretford in 1892, and his nephew, the Rev. Henry Formby, who died in 1890.
Margretta Norres
Thomas fformby jun.
Jacobus Blewyn
Margeria ux eius
Ricardus Sutton
Margeria ux Johannis Sutton
Jana Sutton
Elizabetha Sutton
Ellena Sutton
Christoferus Sutton
Jana ux eius
Anna Rymmer
Thomas Tobye
Katherina ux eius
Emlyn ux Thome Wright
Johannes Johnson
Jenetta ux eius
Johannes Bekonson
Jana ux eius
Margretta Young
Anna Halsall
Elizabetha Marsh, vid
Alicia Marsh fil predictoe Eliza-
bethae
Eduardus Ayndoe
Jana ux eius
Eduardus Ryding
Ellena ux eius
Katherina Ryding
Willielmus Blevyn
Margretta ux eius
Jacobus Sutton
Ellena Tyrer, vid.
Elizabetha ux Willielmi Norres
Jacobus Norres
122
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Thomas Norres
Jacobus Norres
Jana ux eius
Eduardus Norres
Thomas Norres, fil predict! Ja-
cob!
Margeria Scarlsbrick
Thomas Blundell
Ellena ux eius
Henricus Thelow
Isabella ux eius
Anna Hewson
Thomas Sutton
Elizabetha ux eius
Thomas Norres
Isabella ux eius
Margeria Rice, vid
Katherina Rice
Anna Rice
Elizabetha Leadbeater, vid
Sislea ux Gilberti Sutton
Ricardus Abraham
Margretta Sutton, vid.
Johannes Reynold
Margeria ux Laurencij Rymer
jun"*
Jenetta Blevyn, vid
Jenetta Blevyn fil preditSle Jen-
nette
Laurentius Rymmer sen
Ellena ux eius
Margareta Gilbert
Pathericus Norres
Margeria ux eius
Jacobus ffleetwood
Elizabetha ux eius
Isabella Sutton
Thomas ffleetwood
Ricardus Kynsworth
Ellena ux eius
Anna Wilkin
Margretta Richardson, vid
Janetta ux Johannis Rymmer
Thomas Croft
Anna ux eius
Alicia Rymmer, vid.
Isabella Rymer
Cuthbertus fformby
Elizabetha ux eius
Rogerus Parre
Alicia [Parre] ux eius
Isabella Rymmer
Ricardus Rymmer
Jenetta Blevyn, vid
Anna Sumner, vid
Sislea Ryding, vid
Jenetta Rymmer, vid
Syslea Rymmer
Katherina ux Ricardi Harrison
Anna ux Ricardi Ryding
Ricardus Widdow
Ellena ux eius
Johames Widdow
Ellena Rymmer
Johannes Mathew jun*"
Katherina ux eius
Johannes Rymmer
Anna ux eius
Ellena ux Thome Rymmer
Johannes Mathew sen
Anna ux eius
Elizabetha Mathewes
Anna Mathew
Margeria Whiteside, vid
Jenetta ux Johannis Browne
Isabella ux Willielmi Gore
Robertus Rymmer
Anna ux eius
Willielmus Blevyn jun
Anna ux eius
Thomas Sumner
Ellena ux eius
Jenetta Rynould
Margareta Rymmer
Jana Thistleton
Jenetta Rymmer
Henricus Norres
Maria ux eius
Jenetta ux Johannis Rymmer
Margareta ux Johannis ffrench
Dorothea Rymmer, vid
Willielmus Sutton
Alicia ux eius
Georgius Sutton
Jacobus Sutton fil predi(5li Wil-
lielmi Sutton
Ricardus Mathew
Elizabetha Sutton
Johannes Wilkinson
Jennetta ux eius
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
12
Susanna Rymmer
Petrus Jumpe, junior
Alicia ux eius
Maria ux Petri Jumpe sen.
Alicia Jumpe
Jenetta Rymmer, vid.
Jacobus Copeland
WARRINGTON
Thomas Lea
Anna ux eius
Radulphus Lea
Henricus Lea
Johannes Pynnington
Eduardus Unsworth
Thomas Suntlow
Franciscus Wilson
Humfridus Catterall
Jana Catterall
Willielmus Penkethman
Willielmus Devis
Hector Culcheth
Robertus Deane
Thomas Houghton
Ricardus Hale
Maria Higginson
Willielmus Wilson
Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha Barnes
Robertus Bulling
Margareta ux eius
Elizabetha Bulling
Katharina Webster
Ricardus Hay
Alicia Bretherton
Alicia Cliffe
Jacobus Winterbotham
Anna ux eius
Johannes Hawney
Elizabetha ux eius
Jana Murrey
Hugo Halsopp
Johannes Pickering
Elizabetha ux eius
Willielmus Booth
Maria ux eius
Samuel Dunbabyn
Willielmus Savery
Johannes Ditchfield ^
Maria Ditchfield
Johannes Ditchfield, fil predidli
Johannis
Ricardus Ditchfield
Maria Ditchfield
Willielmus Eaton
Sisilia Wright
Anna Cooke
Johannes Fletcher
Ellena ux eius
Eduardus Fletcher
Ellena Wright
Ricardus ffairclough
Ellena ux eius
ffrancisca Wright
Jacobus Wright
Johannes Voce
Anna ux eius
BURSCOUGH [oRMSKIRK]
Jana Voce, vid
Jacobus Voce fil predi6le Jane
Katherina Voce
Jana Holme, spinster
Willielmus Lea
Henricus Mawdeslcy
Alicia Mawdeslcy
Anna Mawdeslcy
Margareta Houghton, vid
Jacobus Houghton
^ A cadet of the Ditchfields, of Ditton Hall, in the parish of Prescot, who re-
turned a very long pedigree at the Visitation of 1567, and another at that of
161 3. He died in 1683, and his widow in 1686. He may be identical with John,
younger brother of Edward Ditchfield, of Ditton Hall, a recusant, whose dau.
and heir, Elizabeth, married John Hoghton, of Park Hall, and was living a
recusant at Ditton, and then a widow, in 1680. Edward's uncle, Edward, was
ordained priest at Douay in 161 9, was subsequently imprisoned and pardoned
by Charles I, and was living in Lancashire in 1632. In recent times the hall
became the residence of the late Marchioness Stapleton-Bretherton, who in
1872 allowed some exiled German Jesuits to open a college there. Upon their
departure, in 1895, it was carried on as a Jesuit mission, and in 1903 the Sisters
of Nazareth opened a home in the old hall.
f24
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Katherina Houghton
Willielmus Thelfall
Alicia ux eius
Thomas Smith
Maria ux eius
Robertus ffairclough
Ellena ux eius
Eduardus Culshaw
Margretta ux eius
Ricardus Walker
Elizabetha ux eius
Georgius Green
Jenetta Walker, vid
Ellena Culshaw
Johannes Culshaw
Willielmus Culshaw
Anna Culshaw
Ricardus Gill
Katherina ux eius
Ricardus Culshaw
Alicia Culshaw
ffranciscus Mason
Maria ux eius
Maria Gyles vid
Johannes Aynscough
Maria ux eius
Elizabetha Vauce, Spinster
Katherina Vauce, spinster
Humfridus Aspinall
Alicia ux eius
Katherina ux Cuthberti Keckwick
Henricus Mason
Margeria ux eius
Ricardus Jumpe
Emlyn ux eius
Maria Cooper, vid.
Johannes Bullen
Anna ux eius
Anna Spencer
Katherina Spencer
Katherina Scarebrick, vid
Willielmus Spencer
Katherina ux eius
Robertus Waring
Anna ux eius
Hugo Barton
Dorothea ux Henrici Swift
ffleetwoode ux Thome Lea
Anna Culshawe
Ellena Culshaw fil. eius
Margareta Ramell, spinster
Robertus Sutch
Katherina ux eius
Johannes Mercer
Isabella ux eius
Elizabetha Langley
Willielmus Berry
Anna ux eius
Thomas Ellam
Jana ux eius
Johannes Maudesley
Alicia ux eius
Thomas Robinson
Jana ux Georgij Scarisbricke
Elizabetha ux Johannis Alker
Janetta Reynold, vid
Johannes Reynould
Elizabetha ux eius
Alicia ux Eduardi Culshaw
Elizabetha ux Johannis Cropper
ORMSKIRK
Johannes Jones
Margaret Morecroft
Maria Johnson
Johannes Barton
Margareta ux eius
Rogerus Barton filius ejus
Margaretta
Anna ux Johannis Garner
Holcroft^ ux Ricardi Hawett
Maria ux Johannis Crew
Alicia Tipping
^The Hawetts were intermarried with many good Catholic families. Richard
Hawett, of Ormskirk, died in 1668, He was probably father of Dom Edmund
Hawett, O.S.B., born at Ormskirk, and professed at Paris in 1683, who died in
DubUn in 1688. Jane, dau. of Thomas Hawett, of Ormskirk, and his wife, a
dau. of Hugh Holland, of Roby, married in 1709 John Westby, of White Hall,
in Upper Rawcliffe, and died in 1745. She was probably sister to Dame Frances
Mary Winefrid Hawett, O.S.B., of Cambrai, who was born in 1685 and died in
1734. In 1717 Cecilia Hawett, widow, returned as a Catholic non-juror an
annuity of ;^8o out of the Bamfurlong Hall estate in Abram, the seat of her
former husband, Henry Gerard, who died in 1691, when the estate passed to his
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CH AS II. 1 25
Laurentius Underwood Margareta Morecroft
Thomas Crosby Johannes Martindale
Joshua Crosby Sislea ux eius
Ellinora Holland Johannes Wynstanley
Johannes Bastwell Maria ux eius
ux eius
INCE BLUNDELL AND CROSBY PARVA [sEFTOn]
Margareta MoUineux Maria ux eius
Robertus Edwardson, Lab. Ellena ffleetwood, vid
Robertus fFormby husb. Robertus ffleetwood, carpenter
Georgius fformby fil eius Laurencius ffleetwood
Elizabetha ux eius Johannes Lunt, husbm.
Thomas Thompson, Navigator Anna ux eius
Margeria ux eius Ellena Gouldock
Robertus Hill Elizabetha ux Ricardi Gilbertson
Elizabetha ux eius Johannes Melling, yom.
Alicia Hill, spinster Margretta ux eius
Willielmus Reynold, Lab. Laurencius BlundelP
Johannes Ireland, Taylor Ellena ux eius
brother, Ralph Gerard alias Harrison, priest, who died there in 1699. In 17 16
Hitchmough, the apostate priest, declared that the house in Liverpool held by
the widow of Richard Hawett, of Liverpool, merchant, belonged to James
Almond, senior, a priest at Speke. This good priest's death is commemorated in
the Rev. Thomas Anderton's MS. in Sept., 17 19. One of the same name, born in
1645, ^^^ ordained in 1667, is recorded in the diary of the English College
at Rome to have died in England 22 April, 1670 (Foley, Records, S.J., vi). This
was probably an unfounded report, for apparently he lived till 17 19.
^These Blundells may possibly have derived from the family of the terri-
torial lords of Ince Blundell, but they can be traced back as yeomen for a very
long period. Laurence Blundell's will was proved in 1682. He was probably son
of Richard Blundell, of Ince Blundell, and his wife Cicely, who were recusants
as early as 1633 with Henry Blundell and his wife Margaret. Richard was still
on the rolls at this time and appears elsewhere in the text ; his will was proved
in 1668, and that of his widow, Cecily, in 1692. In 1717 Richard Blundell, yeo-
man, apparently son of Laurence, registered as a Catholic non- juror his lease-
hold house at Carr Side in Ince Blundell. By his wife, Elizabeth, he had sons,
Laurence, Francis, born 13 Aug., 1717, and Richard. Francis became a Jesuit,
was at Brough Hall, Yorks., from 1741, or earlier, till his removal to The
Grange, Formby, where he is found in 1767, and remained there till his death
I Feb., 1779. Richard, the second son, married (covenant dated 24 Nov., 1748)
Ellen, dau, of John Chadwick, of Birkacre, Chorley, and sister of the Rev. John
Chadwick, of Weld Bank, V.G. of Lancashire, and removed from Carr-Side to
Preston, where he became a corn-merchant. He had sons Richard, John, and
Francis, born 30 June, 1753, who arrived at Douay from the junior school at
Esquerchin 2 June, 1767, was ordained priest in 1779, and sent to Formby to
take his uncle's place. In 1784 he was transferred to Stonyhurst, commenced
the register there on 26 Sept., and remained till his death 23 Dec, 1792. John
Blundell, the second son, succeeded to his father's business in Preston. His son,
Francis Blundell, settled in Drogheda, and married his second cousin, Frances,
dau. of John Chadwick, of Drogheda, and sister of Dr James Chadwick, Bishop
of Hexham and Newcastle; and two of his daughters were mothers respec-
tively of Dr Bernard O'Reilly, Bishop of Liverpool, and the Rev. John Canon
Worthy, of Weld Bank, and a third, Helen, born 21 June, 1785, died a nun at
York Bar in 1862.
The Blundells, lords of Ince Blundell, for some reason seem to have escaped
126 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Johannes Lathworth, husbm Willielmus Blachard [Blan-
Elizabetha Lathworth, spinster chard], ^ husbm
Anna Raphson, vid SisiHa ux eius
Jacobus Rice, husbm Ricardus Marrell
Elizabetha Darwen, vid Ellena u'x eius
Eduardus Mollineux Henricus Livesey, yom
Katharina ux eius Thomas Cople, Lab.
Simondus Worrall Henry fformby. Butcher
Elizabetha ux eius Elizabetha ux eius
Robertus Hulme, husbm
CROSBY PARVA [sEFTOn]
Willielmus Blundell,^ armiger Johannes Haworth, husbm
Anna ux eius Anna ux eius
Willielmus Blundell, gen Hugo Reynold, yom.
Johannes Aynesworth Willielmus Stock, husbm
Willielmus Harrison, lab Willielmus Arnold
Johannes Barton, husbm. Ricardus Arnold, fil eius
Radulphus Barton, husbm Jacobus Rice, husbm
Margretta Rothwell, vid Jana ux eius
Thomas Rothwell, husbm Margareta Sephton, vid
Ellena ux eius Thomas Arnold, Taylor
Johannes Marrell, husbm Thomas ffarrer, husbm
Siscilia ux eius Jacobus ffarrer, fil. predictiThome
Ellena David, vid Elizabetha Rice, vid
Margaret Rice, vid Ricardus David
being on the roll for this year, though the squire of the day, Henry Blundell,
who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1665, appears with his wife in later
years. He married Bridget, dau. of Major-General Sir Thomas Tyldesley, of
Morleys and Myerscough, and died in 1688. His great uncle, William Blundell,
bom 1568, studied at Rheims and Rome, was ordained priest, and died in the
latter college in 1 596. The family retained the faith till it became extinct in the
male line upon the death of Charles Robert Blundell, of Ince Blundell Hall,
28 Oct., 1837, when the estate passed to the Welds, who assumed the addi-
tional name of Blundell.
1 The will of Wm Blanchard, of Ince Blundell, yeom., was proved in 1668,
and that of a namesake in 1676, and of Edward Blanchard, of the same, in 1676.
Edward's son George settled at Alston, near Preston, and founded the family
of Blanchard of Grimsargh House, the last of whom, Capt. John Blanchard,
died in 1835, aged twenty-eight.
'-^William Blundell, of Crosby Hall, best known from his Cavalier's Note Book.
edited by the Rev. T. E. Gibson in 1880, returned a pedigree at the Visitation
of 1665. He represented one of the most ancient families in Lancashire, and a
tolerable but not very full pedigree appears in Foster's Lancashire Pedigrees of
1873, He married Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Haggerston, of Haggerston Castle,
CO. Northumberland, Bart, and died 24 May, 1698, aged seventy-eight. His
brother Richard died a scholastic S.J. at Rome in 1649, aged twenty-three;
and his eldest and third sons, Nicholas and Thomas, born in 1640 and 1648, be-
came Jesuits, and died respectively in 1680 and 1702. His second son, William,
named in the text, succeeded to the estate, and married Mary, dau. of Row-
land Eyre, of Hassop Hall, co. Derby, and was father of Nicholas Blundell, the
last male representative of the family, who died in 1737. By Frances, dau. of
Marmaduke, second Lord Langdale, Nicholas left two daughters, the younger
of whom, Frances, eventually became sole heiress to the Crosby estates. She
married Henry Peppard, whose son Nicholas succeeded to Crosby and assumed
the name of Blundell, the estates having since been held by his descendants.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED
EHzabetha ux eius [David]
Ellena Worrall, vid
Isabella Mercer, vid
Johannes ffisher, laborer
Thomas Tickle, lab.
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Widdow
Thomas Mercer, husbm
Ellena ux eius
EHzabetha Ridding
Georgfius Ridding, webster
Brianus Lea,^ husbm
Willielmus Bushell, lab
CROSBY
RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I 27
Johannes Blanchard, husbm
Robertus Thompson, husbm
Margretta ux uius
Brianus Richardson, husbm
Johannes Johnson, yom
Johannes Williamson, husbm
Johannes Rydeing, husbm
Nicholaus Blundell, Taylor
Margeria ux eius
Laurencius Blundell,^ husbm
Robertus Moorecroft, husbm
Katherina ux eius
Jana Johnson,^ vid
Willielmus ffisher, husbm
Margareta ux Johannis New-
house
Robertus Gorton, webster
Margareta ux eius
Humfridus Gorton, fil predicti
Roberti
Johannes Gorton, fil predi6li
Roberti
Laurencius Thorpe, husbm
Henricus Thorpe, fil predi6li
Laurencij
Radulphus Poole, husbm
Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha Cartwright, spinster
Katherina Lurting, spinster
MAGNA [sEFTOn]
Johannes Lurting, husbm
Thomas Lurting, shoemaker
Anna Rothwell, vid
Gracia ux Johannis Hatton,
butcher
Alicia ux Henrici Aspinall
Margaretta Leyland, vid
Henricus Atherton, lab
Ricardus Cartwright, husbm
Margareta ux eius
Willielmus Johnson
Margareta ux eius
Willielmus Johnson, husb
Margareta ux eius
Willielmus Hunt, husbm
Margareta ux eius
Eduardus Alcock,* husb.
^ Bryan Lea married Eleanor, dau. of William Holland, of Sutton Hall,
whose grandson, Edward Holland, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664.
Brian registered his estate as a Catholic non-juror in 171 7. Elsewhere he is
described as of Lea Green in Sutton, gent. His dau. and heir, Catherine, married
John Hawarden, of Lower House, Widnes, lord of that manor, and registered
her estate as a Catholic non-juror 16 April, 1717, being then a widow. Her
second son, Captain Bryan Hawarden, married Mary, sister and heiress of
Robert fEazakerley, of Fazakerley, and was father of John Hawarden ffaza-
kerley, whose son Lieut. -Col. Samuel Hawarden ffazakerley, of Fazakerley
Hall, was the last of that branch of the family. Mrs Bryan Hawarden subse-
quently married Thomas Mostyn, brother of Sir Piers Mostyn, of Talacre, Bart.
Bryan Lea was still living in 1717, when he registered his estate as a Catholic
non- juror.
'^ His will was proved in 1692.
2 She was dau. of John Molyneux, of New Hall, and widow of John
Johnson, of Great Crosby.
* He died at Eccleston about March, and his will was proved in 1679. His
description as husbandman is evidently an error for gentleman, like that of
Bryan Lea and many others. His sole dau. and heir, Margaret, bom 24 Dec,
1672, and therefore not the one named in the text, who was probably his sister,
married 10 Feb., 1688, Richard Worthington, of Blainscow Hall, who was
bom 17 Oct., 1664, and was outlawed in 17 16 for joining the Chevalier de St-
George in the previous year. His father, Thomas Worthington, of Blainscow
28
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
predicti
predict!
predicti
Thomas Alcock
Margareta Alcock, spinster
Nicholaus Lurting, husb
Willielmus Lurting, fil predicti
Nicholai
Johannes Lurting
Nicholaus Lurting, fil predi6li
Nicholai
Margeria Mollineux, vid
Henricus Mercer, cowper
Katherina ux eius
Robertas Mercer, fil
Henrici
Alicia Broughton, vid
Georgius Mercer, husb
Anna ux eius
Johannes Mercer, fil
Georgij
Georgius Mercer, fil
Georgij
Elizabetha Mercer, spinster
Robertus Sheppard, husbm
Anna ux eius
Ricardus ffazakerley, husbm
Anna Alcock, spinster
Katherina Tyrer, vid
Margeria Hatton, vid
Henricus Atherton, jun*"
Margretta ux eius
Ricardus Hutton, butcher
Jana Hatton, spinster
Ricardus Arnold, husbm
Emlen Turner, spinster
Thomas Thellow, husbm
Maria ux eius
Ellena Lunt, vid
Margeria ux Thome Hesketh,
husbm
Anna Scaresbrick, vid
Johannes Taylor
Ricardus Hatton, husb.
Margareta ux euis
Johannes Marrell
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Pigott, yom
Margeria Sutton, spinst
Katherina Gorton, spinster
Anna Langhorne,^ spinster
Ellena Arnold, vid
Willielmus Arnold, husbm
Maria ux eius
Ricardus Poole
Katherina Poole, spinster
Thomas Rothwell, Taylor
Maria ux eius
THORNTON IN SEFTON
Willielmus Bootle
Ellena ux eius
Margretta Boulton, spinster
Anna ux Roberti Abram, husbm
Ellena Abram, spinster
Thomas Newhouse, husbm
Emlen ux eius
Anna ux Thome Green, husbm
Anna Garrett, spinster
Alicia Blundell, spinster
Anna ux Roberti Tristram
Margretta Johnson
Edwardus Booth, husbm
Alicia ux eius
Willielmus Cople
Margretta Boardman, spinster
Robertus Mollineux, husbm
Ricardus Aughton
Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha ux Johannis Bridge,
Taylor
Margareta Stevenson, spinster
Hall, who married Jane, dau. of John Plumpton, of Plumpton Hall, co. York,
returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, and appears in the recusant roll
for 1679.
*In all probability Miss Langhorne was a near relative, perhaps a sister, of
the venerable martyr, Richard Langhorne, barrister of the Inner Temple, who
fell a victim to the machinations of the Green Ribbon Club, worked by means
of the perjuries of Gates, Dugdale, Bedloe and Prance, and suffered at Tyburn
in 1679. The will of James Langhorne, who was probably employed in some
professional capacity by Lord Molyneux, at Croxteth, and had thus brought
Miss Langhorne into Lancashire, was proved in 1682. The name is otherwise
foreign to this county. It may account for a relic of the martyr in a cross having
been preserved in this locality to the present time, now being in the possession
of Mr James Barton, of Weld Bank.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
129
Elizabetha Arnett, spinster
Humfridus Garrett
Ellena Naylor, vid
Jacobus Naylor, hush
Margeria Lunt, spinster
Ricardus Garrett, lab.
Margareta ux eius
Rogerus Garrett
Thomas Hudson, lab
Sissela ux euis
Anna Abram, vid
Ellinora Hunt, spinster
Johannes Stevenson, carpenter
Alicia ux eius
LITHERLAND, AINTREE, ORRELL, AND FORD [sEFTOn]
Thomas Tyrer
Margeria ux eius
Elizabetha Tyrer, spinster
Antonius Mercer, husb
Jana ux eius
Johannes Mercer
Margeria Mercer, spinster
Willielmus Lydgate, husb.
Gracia ux eius
Jana Bootle, Spinster
Jenetta Bootle, spinster
Henricus Tristram, yom.
Anna ux eius
Matheus Travys
Jana ux eius
Anna Houghton, vid
Willielmus Boden, blacksmith
Ellena ux eius
Jana ffleetwood, vid
Ellenaux Ricardi Worrall, husbm
Johannes Harrison,^ husb
Thomas Tyrer
Elizabetha ux eius
Robertus Houghton
Thomas Houghton, husbm
Margareta ux eius
Willielmus Tarleton, yom
Margareta ux eius
Elizabetha Tarleton, vid
Anna Hurdes, vid
Alicia Harrison, spinster
Alex'us Tarleton
Anna ux eius
Dulcebella ux Johannis Bootle,
husb
Bridgitta Lathom,^ vid
Elizabetha W^ignall, vid
Robertus Wignall, filius predi6le
Elizabethe
Ellena Wignall, spinster
Ellena Cooke, spinster
Willielmus Bloare
Maria ux eius
Alicia ux eius
WIDNES [pRESCOt]
Johannes Wright sen"", yom. Maria ux eius
1 John Harrison and Alice, or Aloysia.his wife, previously resided at Windle,
in the parish of Prescot, where their son, Matthias, was bom, and baptized
6 March, 1638, by the Rev. Peter Travis alias Barber, who may have been a
relative and suggested Matthias in memory of his own grandfather, Matthew
Travis of Windle, who underwent so much persecution during the reign of
Elizabeth. Matthias Harrison was ordained priest at Rome in 1665, came to the
mission in 1666 (Foley, Records S.J., vi, 403), and died in the village of Uphol-
land, near Wigan, 16 Dec, 1675, and was buried there two days later {Chap-
ter Records MS.).
2 ^j-g Lathom was probably the mother of Dr Richard Lathom, of Aintree
House, whose wife Judith opened a school at Liverpool during the reign of
James II, and received a royal mandate in its favour in 1686, after she and her
husband had been prosecuted under the penal laws for keeping a school in
Liverpool (Picton's Memorials of Liverpool, i, 132). He appears in the recusant
rolls for 1679, seq., as residing in Aintree. He had a chapel in his house, and
after his death some of the pictures were removed to the chapel in Ned Howard's
house in Little Crosby. Richard Lathom, surgeon, of Aintree, was buried at
Walton-on-the-Hill 24 June, 17 13, the corpse being carried to the church in
the coach of Nicholas Blundell, of Crosby Hall, who was one of his executors
(Blundeil's Diary, pp. 91, 107, 115, 120-2).
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CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Moda ux Johannis Norland
Johannes Hey warden, ^ g^en
Jana Hawarden, vid
Thomas Leadbeater
Hatton, vid
Edwardus Goulden, webster
Thomas Goulden, husbm
Johannes Travis, husbm
Eduardus Litherland, webster
Willielmus Naylor, husbm
Margareta Davidson
Johannes Barrow, Taylor
Elizabetha Smith, vid
Johannes Smith
Margeria Smith
Radulphus Barton
Robertus Hill, sen.. Cooper
ux eius
Robertus Hill jun., Cowper
ux eius
Jana Litherland, vid
Maria Jones, spinster
Thomas Hitchmough, Miller
Ricardus Hulme
Margareta ux Johannis Shar-
rock
Willielmus Parker
Gracia ux eius
Maria Barton
Josua Jones
Thomas Patton
NORTH MEOLES
Radulphus Cooper
^ The Hawardens of Widnes returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 1613
and 1665. The family had always been staunch to the faith, and gave many
priests to the Church. John Hawarden, who was sixty years of age in 1665.
died in 1667 or 1668, and was succeeded by his son and namesake, the one of
the text, Jane n^e Culcheth, being the widow of his great uncle, Thomas Hawar-
den, a younger son of John Hawarden, of Widnes, by his second wife. About this
time a younger son founded a branch of the family at Upton, in Widnes cum
Appleton, and the parent line, of Lower House in Widnes, lords of the manor,
again divided into two families, the elder line taking the name of Hawarden-
GilUbrand, after marrying with the heiress of Gillibrand of Gillibrand Hall, and
the younger the name of Hawarden ffazakerley, after marrying the heiress of
the ffazakerleys, of Fazakerley Hall. All these properties were eventually
united in 18 14 in the person of Henry Hawarden Gillibrand ffazakerley, about
which time this hitherto staunch Catholic family lapsed into Anglicanism,
nominally through a difference with the priest at Chorley declining to allow
the squire to smoke in chapel. One misfortune after another quickly followed,
and the family became extinct in the male line upon the tragic death, through
a coal-pit explosion, of the young squire, Henry Hawarden Gillibrand ffaza-
kerley, in the middle of last century, after which all the estates were dis-
persed.
Henricus Edwardson
Willielmus Rutter
Radulphus Aynesworth
Maria Ball
Jana Gore
Edwardus Unsworth
Henricus Boardman
Elizabetha Jumpe
Alicia Banck
Isabella Aynesworth
Jenetta Mathew
Elizabetha Jones
Katherina Jumpe
Ellena Wilding
Dodson, vid
HALSALL
Ellena Mercer
Ricardus Skimkin, webster
Maria ux euis
Edwardus Skymkin
Johannes Skymkin, fil predicti
Ricardi
Margareta ux Jacobi Sherliker
Alicia Sherlicar, vid
Willielmus Norres, husbm
Margeria ux eius
Thomas Harrison, husbm
Margeria ux Cuthberti White-
head
ElizabethauxRoberti Sephton
Radulphus ffoster, lab
Margeria ux eius
Jana Plompe, vid
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I3I
Anna Plompe, fil predi6le Jana Jana Haskham
Henricus Haskham, husb Anna Haskam, fil predicteKathe-
Maria ux eius rin
Katherina Haskham, vid Thomas Morley
LYDIATE [hALSALL]
Margareta Ireland,^ vid Eduardus Holme, Webster
EHzabetha ffazakerley, spinster Jana ux eius
Margretta ux ThomeLydiatt Bartholomeus Holme, Lab.
Ellena Lydiatt, spinster Jenetta ux eius
Henricus Ottey, lab. Anthonius Underwood
Henricus Lyon, lab Maria ux eius
Katherina Clifton EHzabetha ux Humfridi Goare
Jacobus ffletcher Jenetta ux Ricardi Shaw
Sisslea ux eius Jenetta ux Henrici Wakefield
Katherina Spencer, vid Sissiliaux Willielmi Rigby
Jacobus Goare, lab. EHzabetha Lunt, spinster
Ricardus Pye, husb. Margeria ux Thome Goare
Ellena ux eius Alicia Gate, vid
maghull [halsall]
Thomas Bulling, husbm Ellena Lunt, vid
Ellena ux eius Maria ux Rogeri Meadowe
Johannes Bulling Margretta ux Thome Brow-
ffranciscus Cartmell nell
Bridgitta ux eius Margeria ux Thome Bradley
Thomas Hesketh Alicia ux Edwardi Goare
Maria ux eius Thomas Gooding
Henricus Parre, lab Isabella Smith
Anna ux eius Ellena Rawlinson, spinster
EHzabetha Bradley, vid Ellena Rawlynson, vid
Margretta Meddowe, vid
MELLING CUM CUNSCOUGH [hALSALL]
Robertus Mollyneux^ ffrancisca ux eius
1 Margaret, dau. of Edward, second son of Edward Norreys, of Speke Hall,
became the second wife of Edward Ireland, of Lydiate Hall, who died i April,
1637. She lived to a great age, continuing to pay her fines for recusancy, as all
her family and her husband's had done, till her death in 1695. The first wife of
Edward Ireland was Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Biddulph, of Biddulph Hall,
CO. Stafford. The Irelands of Lydiate, descended from a second son of Sir John
de Ireland, of The Hutt in Hale, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1657,
The widow's son, Laurence Ireland, born about 1634, married Anne, dau. of
Edward Scarisbrick, of Scarisbrick Hall, by whom he had two daughters, Mar-
garet, the wife of Sir Charles Anderton, of Lostock Hall, Bart, and Katharine,
a nun at Dunkirk. After his wife's death, in 1663, Laurence Ireland became a
Jesuit, and died at York in 1673, when the Lydiate estate passed to the Ander-
tons. A picture of the beautiful old black and white hall, with its full history
and pedigrees of its various owners, will be found in Gibson's Lydiate Hall and
its Associations, 1876.
* Robert Molyneux, of The Wood, in Melling, returned a pedigree at the
Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of twenty-five. He married Frances,
dau. and heir of William Lathom, of Mosborough Hall, in Rainford, to which
he removed and died in 1680. His son and namesake succeeded to both estates
and married Anne, dau. of Sir James Poole, of Poole Hall, co. Chester, Bart, and
his son and heir, William Molyneux, seems finally to have abandoned The Wood
as a residence. The latter married Frances, dau. of James Gorsuch, of Gorsuch
9«
132 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Bryers, vid Johannes Dam
Ellena ifazakerley, spinster Ellena Dam, spinster
Anna ffazakerley, spinster Elizabetha Dam, spinster
Thomas Mollyneux Anna Prize, vid
Anna Halsall, spinster Margeria Chadwick, vid
Elizabetha Blundell, spinster Ricardus Sephton, husb
Margareta Rawlinson, spinster Margareta ux Thome Moore
Robertus Waynwright Johannes Cooke, cobler
Henricus Dam, husb. Elizabetha ux eius
Elizabetha ux eius
KIRKBY [wALTON-ON-THE-HILL]
Eduardus Tatlock^ Margretta Stanenought, vid
Jana ux eius Jana Stanenought, spinster
Johannes Tatlock Anna ux Roberti Norres
Maria ux eius Dorothea ux Johannis Burton
Ricardus Lynford, laborer yom
Margeria ux eius
Hall, and dying 11 Mch, 1744, the family became extinct in the male line, the
extensive estates devolving upon his dau. and sole heiress, Frances, who in
1752 conveyed them in marriage to Sir Edward Blount, of Sodington, co.
Worcester, Bart. The Molyneux family of The Wood, always staunch to the
faith like the parent stock, was descended from a second son of the Sefton line,
and in 1 567 returned a pedigree of fourteen generations.
^ Edward Tatlock, of Kirkby, yeo., a recusant in 1626, had a son, John,
baptized at Walton in 161 3. He may be identical with the Edward named in
the text. The family resided at Tatlock House, in Kirkby. John Tatlock, late in
the sixteenth or early in the seventeenth century, leased Cunscough, in Melling,
from the Irelands of Lydiate, and his grandson and namesake returned a pedi-
gree at the Visitation of 1664, being then forty-four, and his son, John, ten
years of age. The elder John died in 1675, and the son in 17 12. Of the Kirkby
line were Jane Tatlock, who married Hamlet Mascy of the Rixton Hall family
13 Jan., 1639; Henry Tatlock, a recusant in 1679, and Thomas and Richard in
1 7 16 — all of Walton-cum-Fazakerley. Thomas Tatlock, of Fazakerley, yeo.,
married Mary, only dau. of Henry Eccles, of Meanfield, in Win wick, gent., by
Anne, dau. and coheir of Richard Blackburne, of Stockenbridge Manor, and had
two sons, Thomas Tatlock, of Tatlock House, in Kirkby, dyer, a Catholic
non-juror in 17 17, and Richard Tatlock, of Prescot, gent. The former mar-
ried Ellen Fazakerley, of Fazakerley, and had two sons, Thomas and Henry.
The latter, born in 1709, became a Jesuit, and spent his missionary career
in his native district, and used the alias of Forster. For many years, certainly
between 1741 and 1752, according to Bishop Dicconson's list, he resided with
his father, but also attended to another mission, probably Lydiate Hall. He
was still residing at Tatlock House with his brother in 1767. He finally re-
moved to Moor Hall, and either died there or at Tatlock in 1771. His nephew
or grandnephew, James Tatlock, went to Douay College in 1778 to study for
the Church, but left six years later, obtained a dispensation from his college
oath, married a sister of the Rev. James Lancaster of Chester, and set up some
kind of cotton business there, which, proving unsuccessful, he relinquished,
and went to live for a time with his brother-in-law, John Lancaster, watch and
clock manufacturer at Prescot. He then opened an academy for young gentle-
men at Scholes Hall, and subsequently leased Cowley Hill in Scholes, where
he died 4 Feb., 181 5, His school was continued by Mr Robinson, who removed it
to Woolton Grove about 1823. Mr John Tatlock, coroner for Chester, and his
brother, the Very Rev. Thomas Tatlock, canon of Shrewsbury, and formerly
professor at Ushaw for very many years, who died at Chester 4 Mch, 1899, aged
seventy-two, were the last representatives of this family.
LANCASHIRE
Petrus Leadbeater de^ [
Maria ux Ricardi Taylor
Thomas Culcheth
EHzabetha ux eius
Maria Leadbeater
Georgius Barrow ^
Dorothea ux eius
Johannes Dick
Jana ux eius
Georgius Shaw
Margeria ux eius
Anna Atherton^
Godfredus Atherton
Ricardus Cubban
Anna ux eius
Jacobus Smith
Jana ux eius
Willielmus Smith
Maria ux eius
Alicia Westhead
Jacobus Westhead^
Alicia ux eius
Thomas Webster^
SKELMERSDALE [oRMSKIRK]
Henricus Mosse
EHzabetha ux eius
Jacobus Ascroft, jnn.
Katherina ux eius
Maria ux Radulphi Holland
DALTON
Alex'us Barker
convicted recusants, chas ii.
[bickerstaffe, ormskirk]
133
Margretta ux eius [Webster]
Thomas Hulme
Margretta ux eius
Katherina Greaves
Matheus Greaves
Jana ux eius
Hugo Hey
Anna ux eius
Eduardus Aspinall*'
Ellena Aspinall
Johannes Hall
Margeria ux eius
Jana Taylor, sen.
Eduardus Hunt
Alicia ux eius
Radulphus Sheppard
Jana ux eius
Margareta Taylor, vid
Eduardus Tarleton
Isabella ux eius
Eduardus Smith
Alicia Meadow
Anna ux eius [Barker]
Oliverus Crosse
EHzabetha ux eius
Willielmus Topping
Oliverus Topping
Emblina ux Roberti Bury
Thomas ffletcher
Jenetta HiU
SCARISBRICK [oRMSKIRK]
Willielmus Manowring'
EHzabetha Gorsuch^
1 The place name should be Bickerstaffe, in the parish of Ormskirk. The
will of Peter Leadbitter, of Ormskirk, was proved in 1687.
' George Barrow, of Bickerstaffe, gent., was a recusant in 1679.
' Hugh Atherton, of Bickerstaffe, died in 1662.
* The will of James Westhead, of Bickerstaffe, husb., was proved in 1670;
and that of Gabriel Westhead, of The Westhead, in Lathom, yeo., in 1666.
* The will of Thomas Webster, of Bickerstaffe, husb., was proved in 1668.
* Thomas ASpinwall, of Bickerstaffe, was a recusant in 1679, and Edward
Aspinwall, of Bickerstaffe, husb., appears again later in the text.
'William Mainwaring, formerly of Windle, married Cath., dau. of Philip
Langton, of Lowe Hall. His father, Oliver Mainwaring, of Windle, a cadet of
the Mainwarings, of Over Peover, in Cheshire, married Margaret, dau. and
coheir of William Torbock, of Torbock Hall, by Cath., dau. of Sir Thomas
Gerard, of Bryn, and suffered repeated imprisonments for the faith. Two of
William's brothers became Jesuits, Edward and George, and one, Christopher,
died a scholastic at Rome, and all used the alias of Latham. William and his
mother were on the rolls in 1625 seq.
" She and her sister Dorothy were daughters of James Gorsuch, of Gorsuch
134 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Dorothea Gorsuch Gabriel Hesketh, gen
Jana Jackson Alicia ux eius
Susanna Graddill^ Alex'us Hesketh
Hugo Worthington Robertus ffarrer
Margretta ux eius Henricus Astley
Elizabetha Blundell, vid Anna Skiley
Katherina ux Willielmi Waring Jana Rice
Margareta Sutch, vid Petrus Stanley
AUGHTON Margareta ux Eduardi Stanley ^
AliciauxBartholomei Hesketh, 2 Thomas Stanley
armiger Willielmus T3Ter
Hall, in Scarisbrick. Their brother, Edward, married Mary, dau. of Henry
Eccleston, of Eccleston Hall, and dying in 1656 left a son, James, aged eight at
the Visitation of 1665, when a pedigree was returned. The latter marrieci Abi-
gail, dau. of George Metham, of North Cove, Metham, co. York, and had four
sons, all of whom died sine prole, one, James Gorsuch alias Metham and latterly
Eccleston, being an archdeacon of the Chapter and many years priest at
Burscough Hall, probably till his death 19 Jan., 1738-39, aged fifty-four. An
elder son, John Gorsuch, of Gorsuch Hall, married, Winifred, dau. of Anthony
Lowe, M.D., of Tabley Hill, co. Cheshire, in 1725, assumed the name of Eccles-
ton, upon succeeding to the Eccleston Hall estates, and died in Dec, 1742 , when
the Gorsuch and Eccleston estates passed to Bcisil Thomas Scarisbrick, of
Scarisbrick Hall, who assumed the name of Eccleston. John's widow then re-
moved to Cowley Hill, in Eccleston, where she died 15 June, 1743, aged eighty-
one. The Gorsuch family was always recusant.
1 Daughter of Christopher Gradell, of Barbies Moor, in Ulnes Walton, the
representative of a very ancient family. Her brother, Thomas Gradell, alias
Middleton, a Douay priest, died in Oct., 1672, at an advanced age. Her nephew,
Christopher, married, first, a Nelson of Fairhurst Hall, and, secondly, a Winckley
of Banister Hall, and had issue by both marriages, but as his sons (by the
second wife) died s.p., the youngest, Christopher, a priest, dying at Sheffield
25 Sept., 1758, aged fifty-nine, the daughters became coheiresses, one of whom
married Humplirey Orrell, of Blackbrook.
2 The Heskeths, of Aughton Hall, lords of the manors of Litherland and
Aughton, were descended from the Heskeths, of Hesketh, Rufford, etc., and
returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 161 3 and 1664, Bartholomew being of
the age of sixty-four at the latter date, and his son Gabriel twenty-three. The
father, who appears in earlier recusant rolls, married, first, Anne, dau. of Sir
Cuthbert Halsall, of Halsall Hall, by Dorothy, natural dau, of Henry Stanley
Earl of Derby, and, secondly, Alice, dau. of Edward Pilkington, of Coppull. By
the first wife he had three sons, the above Gabriel, who married Alice, dau. of
Edward Ireland, of Lydiate Hall, and appears to have died s.p., Bartholomew,
and Alexander, named in the text, who seems eventually to have inherited the
Aughton and Uplitherland manors, and to have resided at the latter at the time
of his death in 1708. Alexander's son and namesake apostatized, and was made
a justice of the peace for the county. He soon came to grief, and disposed of his
estates of Aughton and Uplitherland in 171 8 to John Plumbe, an eminent
Liverpool lawyer. He was twice married, and by one of his wives left a son,
Thomas, who died at Aughton in 1741 ; by the other he had a daughter, married
to Edward Molyneux, of Formby, younger son of Richard Molyneux, of New
Hall (by Eliz., dau. of Robert Harrington, of Huyton, which manor was sub-
sequently inherited by her grandson, the squire of New Hall), and her son,
Edward Molyneux alias Harrington, bom 10 Mch, 1700, was ordained priest
at Douay, and died chaplain at Moor Hall, Aughton, 20 Oct., 1739.
3 Edward Stanley, of Moor Hall, in Aughton, returned a very imperfect
pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of forty. His wife was
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Gerard, of Gerard Hall, in Aughton, and at the time
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 35
Willielmus WolfalP Johannes Aspinall, husb.
Alicia Hullem Lyonell Butchard, yom
Thomas Garrett,^ gen K)llena ux eius
Dorothea, ux eius Thomas Booker
Robertus Walsh, ^ gen Eduardus Barton
Anna ux eius Anna Aspinall,* vid
Elizabetha Tildsley Anna ux Roberti Letherbarrowe
Ricardus Mollineux, yom husb
Anna ux eius Lyonell Garrett, husb
of the Visitation had two daughters, Anne, aged thirteen, and Elizabeth. He
was possibly away at this time, for he appears on later rolls down to 1684. His
father, Peter Stanley, a staunch recusant like all the rest of the family, married
Eliz., dau. of Thomas Wolfall, of Wolfall Hall, in Huyton, by Mary, dau. of Sir
Richard Molyneux, of Sefton. Peter's grandfather and namesake was the second
son of Sir William Stanley, of Hooton, co. Chester, and acquired Aughton and
Bickerstaffe. Thomas Stanley, named in the text, was one of Edward's younger
brothers, Edward's daughter and ultimate heiress, Anne, married her relative,
Richard Wolfall, of Wolfall Hall, who died i Feb., 17 18, s.p., at Moor Hall,
where she continued to reside till her death, her will being dated Sept. 14, 1731.
By a spiritual will, dated 9 Oct., 1728, she left certain funds for the use of the
secular priest serving the mission at Moor Hall or neighbourhood. This mission,
which may be said to have been continuous from the reign of Elizabeth, is now
represented by that of St Mary's, Aughton. Moor Hall then reverted to the
Stanleys, of Hooton, and after the breaking up of Hooton Hall, became the
residence of Lady Stanley, whose two sons. Fathers Henry and Thomas
Stanley, S.J., lived there between 1763 and 1786, in which latter year the
former died at Moor Hall. This ancient and picturesque mansion was ultimately
sold by Sir William Massey Stanley, Bart, in 1841, to John Rosson, J. P. and
D.L., a Liverpool barrister and a Catholic, and was sold by his sister in 1873.
^ Richard W^olfall, of Wolfall Hall, in Huyton, returned a decidedly unsatis-
factory pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of twenty-one,
and his son, William, one. No doubt the William named in the text was one of
the family. Thomas Wolfall alias Butler, a secular priest, who died at Ince
Blundell in 1720, aged forty-five, was brother of the Richard Wolfall men-
tioned in the preceding note. It is probable that Father John Wolfall, S.J.,
who died in 1742, aged sixty, was another brother. After the death of William
W^olfall, of Wolfall Hall, who was buried at Aughton, 12 Oct., 1720, the estate
passed to the Harringtons of Huyton Hey, one of whom, Robert, had married
Anne, daughter of Thomas Wolfall, and through them Wolfall Hall passed to
the Molyneux family of New Hall.
2 Thomas Gerard, of Gerard Hall, in Aughton, died in 1671. His daughter,
Margaret, married Edward Stanley, of Moor Hall. Lyonel Gerard, mentioned
later on in the text, was a yeoman in Aughton, whose will was proved in 1669.
He possibly derived from the same family, which was descended from the
Gerards of Bryn.
^ Robert Walshe, of Walshe Hall, a quaint edifice in Aughton formerly sur-
rounded by a moat, was son of Thomas Walshe, of the same, by Frances,
daughter of Richard Molyneux, of New Hall. His will was proved in 1668. His
grandfather and namesake, and Isabel, his wife, were recusants 1613-36, and
probably earlier. In the rolls for 1682-4 Thomas Walshe was in possession of the
estate. The hall is now a farmhouse.
* The Aspinwalls of Aspinwall Hall in Aughton were recusants from the
time of Elizabeth. Shortly before this date the family removed to Hale upon
the marriage of Edward Aspinwall, with Eleanor, sister and coheiress of Sir
Gilbert Ireland, of Hale Hall, and their son, Gilbert Aspinwall, succeeded to
the Hale estates. The latter's son, Edward, died in 17 19, leaving a son, Ireland
Aspinwall, and a daughter, Mary. The son died unmarried in 1733, and his sister
became sole heiress, married Isaac Green, upon whose death, in 1749, the
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
136
Thomas Garrett, husb
Margeria ux Thome Archer,
husb
Ricardus Hesketh, husbm
Sissilea ux eius
Eduardus Leigh, husb.
Sissilea ux Ricardi Blundell
Sara Blundell
Eduardus Williams, Alehouse
keeper
Jana ux eius
Henricus Hesketh, Taylor
Robertus Tyrer, husbm
Elizabetha ux eius
Elizabetha ux Willielmi Hartley,
husbm
Jana Hartley, spinster
Anna Hartley, spinsters-
Anna Westhead, vid
Humfridus Morecroft^
Margareta ux eius
Ellena Mercer, vid
Thomas Rostorne, laborer
Anna ux eius
Gouth Barton, 2 lab.
Ellenora ux eius
DOWN-HOLLAND [hALSALl]
LANCASHIRE
Robertus Guy, lab
Maria ux eius
Robertus Taylor, lab
Anna Tickle, vid
Margareta Tickle, spinster
Willielmus Parre, husbm
Anna Prescott, vid
Thomas Peet, lab
Emlen ux eius
Elizabetha Peet, vid
Ricardus Almond, lab
Maria ux eius
Willielmus Morecroft, dyer
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Leatherbarrow,husb.
Alicia ux eius
Elizabetha Keirtforte ux Ro-
berti Keirtforte, miller
Alexander Cooke, lab
Anna ux eius
Maria Breeres, vid.
Jacobus Wotton
ffrancisca ux eius
Katherina ux Edwardi Molli-
neux, lab
Johannes Aspinwall, husb
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Aspinwall, husb
Anna ux eius
Elizabetha Breares
Anna Ridding, vid
Johannes ffarrer, husb
Alicia ux eius
Jacobus ffarrer, husb
Elizabetha ux eius
Margareta Heskyn, vid
Alicia Hulme, vid
Maria Hulme, fil eius
Ellena Wakefield, vid
Henricus Wakefield
Robertus Wakefield
Henricus Hey, husb
Margareta ux eius
Willielmus Rowley, husbm
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Hartley, wright
Elizabetha ux eius
estates were divided between his two married daughters, one, Ireland Green,
the wife of Thomas Blackbume, of Orford, and the other, Mary, the wife of
Bamber Gascoyne, the Blackburnes obtaining Hale and the Gascoynes Child-
wall. The Aspinwalls lost their faith about the time of the Ireland alliance.
^ The Aughton Morecrofts were a junior branch of the Morecrofts of Orms-
kirk, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, and whose names occa-
sionally appear in the recusant rolls. The Aughton branch was always staunch
to the faith. The will of Humphrey Morecroft, of Ormskirk, was proved in
1608. At the Inq. post mortem of William Morecroft, of Aughton, 4 Augt,
6 Jac. I, it was shown that he died 12 Mch, 1608, leaving property in Aughton.
Hurleton, and Scarisbrick, and that by Anne, his wife, he had a son and heir,
Humphrey, then of the age of twenty-one, whose wife was Agnes Holland. The
will of Humphrey Morecroft, of Aughton, was proved in 1678.
' Gawther Barton.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
137
Jana Pye, spinster
Elizabetha Mason, vid
Anna Rymer, vid
MUCH WOOLTON [cHILDWALL]
Jana Rymer, spinster
Margaretta Holland, vid
Rogerus Tyrer, husbm
Maria ux eius
Willielmus Pendleton, husbm
Jana ux eius
Margeria ux Willielmi Goare
Elizabetha ux Thome Bushell
Sara Cooke, vid
Maria Quick, vid
Anna Quick fil predicle Marie
Robertus Quick, husbm
EVERTON [wALTON-ON-THE-HILl]
Thomas Speakman, Blacksmith
ALLERTON [cHILDWALl]
Maria ux eius
Elizabetha Glease, spinster
Margeria Quick, spinster
Elizabetha uxjacobi Harrison
Jacobus AUenson, Webster
Jana ux eius
Thomas Harknes
Jenetta ux eius
Willielmus Blakey
Ricardus Lathome,^ Armig.
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Lathome
Willielmus Lathome
Willielmus Haworth, husbm
Robertus Dickson
Thomas Woolfall
Thomas ffazakerley
Ricardus Charnock
Ellena Travis
Phillipus Parr, lab
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Lathome
Thomas Lathome, lab
Maria ux eius
Thomas Stephensen, husbm
Maria ux eius
Petrus Lynnaker
Elizabetha Bootle
Elizabetha ux Eduardi Harsnepp
Ricardus Lathome, husbm
Maria ux eius
Willielmus ffazakerley
Ellena ux eius
Thomas Edwardson
Margretta Miller
Jacobus Challenor
Elizabetha ux eius
Elizabetha Mather
Johannes Hoole
ux eius
ffrancisca ux Henrici Ormes
Henricus Miller
Samuel Wright
Elizabetha ux eius
1 Richard Lathom, of Parbold Hall and Allerton Hall, returned a pedigree
at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of forty-one, and his son, Thomas,
seventeen, younger sons being Richard, William, and Christopher. His wife was
Katherine, dau. of Sir William Massey, of Puddington Hall, co. Chester. The
family was descended from the Lathoms, of Lathom, the ancestors of the Earls
of Derby. They seem to have acquired the manor of Allerton at an early period.
Richard Lathom's father, Thomas Lathom, died at Parbold, in 1628, a staunch
recusant like all his family. The son rebuilt Allerton Hall in 1659, though his
estates had been forfeited as a recusant and royalist, and he had had to com-
pound for them in 1649-50. Notwithstanding, the Cromwellian Government
sold Allerton to John Sumpner, of Midhurst, in Surrey, in 1653, with whose son,
Charles, the Lathoms came to some arrangement in 1669, which, however, did
not prevent the estate passing finally from the family in the following year.
Christopher Lathom, the secular priest who signed the declaration of the Lan-
cashire clergy 3 Mch, 1697, is probably identical with Richard Lathom's fourth
son. Henry Lathom alias Anderton, another secular priest, born about 1626,
and ordained at Piacenza, was probably Richard's younger brother. All their
estates have been dispersed, and the family is lost in the crowd.
138 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Ellena Hey, vid Ellinora Taylor
Elizabetha Gouldall
VVESTLEIGH [lEIGH]
Anna ux Thome Mossock, ^ gen ffrancisca Gerrard fil predicte
Ellionora Urmston^ Willielmi
Margareta Holcroft Isabella ux Henric Radcliffe
Alicia Potter Henricus Keirsley
Alicia Potter Margretta ux eius
Anna Yate, spinster Johannes Urmston, gen
Ricardus Naylor, Taylor Eduardus Libtrott^
Maria ux eius Ricardus Libtrott
Willielmus Gerrard, Chirurgeon Ellena Libtrott
Alicia ux eius
CULCHETH [wINVVICK]
Thomas ffarrington, husbm Willielmus Bowman
Anna ux Thome Culcheth, Johannes Tarbuck, husbm
Armig* Edwardus Holme
1 Thomas Mossock was the eldest son and heir of Henry Mossock, of Kenis-
cough-Hevenhead Hall, m Melling, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation
of 1664, by Jane, dau. and coheir of John More, son and heir of Edward More,
of Bank Hall. At the time of the Visitation Thomas Mossock was forty -nine.
He resided on the estate of his second wife, Anne, youngest dau. and coheir of
Richard Urmston, lord of West Leigh, but had no issue by her. His first wife
was Anne, dau. of Thomas Beriftgton, of Mote Hall, co. Salop, by whom he had
a daughter, Magdalen, who died in infancy, and hence upon his death in 1677
the estates passed to his sister (or her heirs) , Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Walm-
esley, of Showley Hall. His only brother, Richard, bom in 1627, was ordained
priest at Douay, and used the alias of More on the mission. He was a member of
the Chapter, Archdeacon of Lancashire, and also treasurer of the Clergy Fund,
and died 20 Mch, 1673-4. He is credited with having written the curious inscrip-
tion for his father in 1661, describing him " ^tatis suae 74 " (whereas Dug-
dale at his Visitation of 1664 put him as seventy-four in that year), which
appears on a brass plate in the parish church of Ormskirk, headed: " Jesus
^Iaria, God sauve the King," and finishing " Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, Richard
MosoCk scripsit." It refers to Henry's ancestors having been buried there for
385 years. Another brass plate in Aughton parish church bears a somewhat
similar inscription, commencing " Jesus Salvator," and ending " Richard
Mosock, 1686. God save the King. To the Greater Glorye of God." Unless
there was some error on the part of the engraver, this would appear to have
been an imitation of the Ormskirk inscription by Richard Mossock, of Bicker-
staff e, who died in 1692, The family had always held property at Bickerstaffe.
Their ancient residence, now a farmhouse, was Mossock Hall, in Aughton.
2 Eleanor was sister to Mrs Mossock. The Urmstons of West Leigh were a
very ancient family, and always true to the faith. A long pedigree of the family
was entered at the Visitation of 1664, probably at the instance of one or other
of the husbands of the coheiresses of Richard Urmston, who died in 1659, aged
sixty-nine.
3 The Liptrotts appear in recusant rolls from the commencement. Two of
them in modern times became priests, Peter and Richard, sons of William Lip-
trott, of Bold, and his wife, Jane, dau. of George Gillow, of Moor House, Newton-
cum-Scales, the former, a canon of Salford, dying in 1893, aged sixty-four, and
the latter in 1878, aged forty-four.
* The Culcheths, of Culcheth Hall, in the parish of Win wick, returned pedi-
grees at the Visitations of 1567 and 1664. At the latter date Thomas Culcheth,
who appears in the later rolls till his death in Dec, 1683, was thirty-six years of
age. His wife, Anne, dau. of James Bradshaigh, of Haigh Hall, and sister of Sir
Roger Bradshaigh, now represented by the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 39
Christopher Guest, yom Maria ux eius
Katherina ux eius Katherina Travis,^ vid
Johannes Guest Elizeus Gregory
Thomas Guest Robertus Speakman, husbm
Thomas Speakman, yom Margretta ux eius
Anna Guest Jacobus Bate, husbm
Radulphus Saunderson, husbm Jana Bate vid
SUTTON [pRESCOT]
Henricus Gilliborne, husbm Radulphus Haworth, husbm
RAINHILL [pRESCOT]
Johannes Lancaster,^ gen Edwardus Stringfellow, laborer
Thomas Lancaster, fil eius Jana ux eius
RAINFORD [pRESCOt]
Ricardus Naylor, webster Jana ux Willielmi Collan
Ellena ux eius Ricardus Lancaster, husbm
was the mother of three sons, two of whom, Thomas and James, became
Jesuits, and died in 1730 and 1692 respectively, and seven daughters, five of
whom became nuns at Dunkirk, Pontoise and Gravehnes. Of the other two
daughters, one, Anne, married Richard Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall,
whose son, Thomas, succeeded to the Culcheth estate, and the other, Catherine,
married John Trafford, of Croston Hall, to whose grandson and namesake the
Culcheth estates passed in 1794, upon the death of Thomas Stanley's daughter,
Meliora, wife of William Dicconson, fourth son of Edward Dicconson, of Wright-
ington Hall. The eldest son of Thomas Culcheth, John, born in 1650, succeeded
to the property, and married Mary, dau. of Hugh Dicconson, of Wrightington
Hall, and had two sons, Thomas, his successor, who married Anne, dau. of Sir
Piers Mostyn, of Talacre, Bart, but died s.p. in 1747, and John, a barrister of
Gray's Inn, who died s.p., and two daughters, Benedictine nuns at Dunkirk.
William Culcheth, younger brother to Thomas of the text, died this very year,
1667, a Jesuit at Ghent, and possibly his absence from England on this account
may account for the name of Thomas not appearing in the roll.
1 Probably widow of Henry Travis, of Culcheth, chapman, whose will
was proved in 1665, and perhaps mother of Edward Travis or Travers, alias
Hill, admitted to the English College at Rome in 161 9 as a con victor, and left
in 162 1.
2 Although the father appears to have lived to 1674, Thomas, the son, signed
the pedigree returned at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of
twenty-seven. The Lancasters had held the manor of Rainhill from an early
period. John, aged three at the Visitation of 161 3 (a pedigree also appearing in
that of 1567), married Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Ditchfield, of Ditton Hall,
and his eldest son, Thomas, mar. Elizabeth, dau. and coheir of William
Mere, of Mere Hall, Cheshire. The latter, having been almost drowned in
a brook, died a few days later, in 1679. His grandson, John Lancaster, a
Catholic non-juror in 1717, resided at Rainhill Hall, and his namesake, and
probably grandson, sold the hall about 1783, which after passing through the
Fleetwoods and Beaumonts, was purchased, just before her death, by the Mar-
chioness Stapleton-Bretherton, Mary, daughter and heiress of Mr Bartholomew
Brctherton, the great stage-coach proprietor, of Rainhill House, who died in
1857, aged eighty-two, having acquired much of the old Lancaster property in
Rainhill. Her first husband was William Gerard, second son of Sir William
Gerard, eleventh bart, of Bryn, and elder brother of the first Baron Gerard,
and after his death, s.p., in 1844, she married, secondly, the Hon. Gilbert Staple-
ton, brother of Lord Beaumont. Eventually she assumed her paternal name in
addition to that of her husband, was created a marchioness by the Pope, and
died childless in 1883. The Lancasters were always staunch recusants, and Mass
was often said in the chapel in the hall. Several of the family were priests and
nuns.
140 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Christiana ux eius [Lancaster] ffrancisca Lathome, spinster
Maria Lathome, spinster Maria ux Willielmi Rainforth
Anna Wakefield
KIRKDALE [wALTON-ON-THE-HILl]
Dorothea ux Edwardi Moore, ^ Willielmus Arnold, Miller
gfen Anna Challiner, spinster
Ricardus Moore
walton-cum-fazakerley
Rogerus Breares,2gen Robertus Bryers, gen
Alicia ux eius Maria ux eius
Elizabetha Hulme Willielmus ffazakerly,^ gen
^Dorothy, dau. of Sir Richard Fenwick, Bart, of Meldon, co. Northumber-
land, whose nephew. Sir John Fenwick, was executed in Wilham Ill's reign,
brought her husband, Edward More, of Bank Hall, in Kirkdale, a portion of
;^700 a year in land. More Hall, the site of which is now the centre of Liverpool,
was the seat of the Mores for twenty generations, and after it was superseded
by Bank Hall, erected in the thirteenth century, it was frequently used as a
jointure-house. The family, which returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1567,
had up to that time retained the faith, but the squire in the time of Elizabeth
was a temporizer, and his descendants became rank Puritans, the father of the
Edward More of the text, the author of the "Moore Rental," having the unenvi-
able distinction of being one of the regicides. Through this circumstance, the
intention to create the son a baronet in 1 660 did not finally pass under the great
seal till 1675. After the death, in 1673, of Sir Edward's Catholic wife, Dorothy,
by whom he had four sons, the second son apparently being the one of the text,
Richard Fenwick More, who died 28 June, 1672, he married, secondly, a daughter
of Sir Thomas Bloodworth, by whom he had one daughter. His eldest son and
namesake predeceased him, and the baronetcy passed to the third. Sir Cleave
More, who speedily dissipated his estates, and the family became extinct upon
the death of the fifth baronet in 18 10. To one of Sir Edward's ancestors is
attributed the story of "The Dragon of Wantley."
2Roger Breres (Breers or Bryers), of Walton Hall, in the parish of Walton-
on-the-Hill, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, being then sixty years
of age. He married, first, Margerie, dau. of Robert ffazakerley, of Fazakerley
Hall, by Anne, dau. of Edward Molyneux, of The Wood, by whom he had two
sons, and, secondly, Alice, dau. of Richard Hulme, of Maghull Hall, who appears
with her sister, Elizabeth Hulme, in the text. Roger Breres died in this very year
1667. The family was very ancient, and obtained Walton through the marriage
of Roger Breres, of Chorley, with Blanch, dau. and coheir of Richard Cross, of
Cross Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. and coheir of Roger Walton, lord of Walton.
They appear in the rolls from their commencement, and were always staunch
to the faith. Roger's eldest son, Lawrence, mar. Mary, dau. of Sir Cuthbert
Clifton, of Lytham Hall, and relict of William Lathom, of Mosborough Hall,
but died s.p., and was buried at Walton, 2 Nov., 1663. The second son, Robert,
appearing in the text, aged thirty-two in 1664, mar., first, Mary, dau. of John
Molyneux, of New Hall, by whom he had sons, Roger, of whom hereafter, and
Lawrence; and daughters, Catherine, a nun at Gravelines, and Elizabeth.
Lawrence was ordained priest at Douay, and died in London, 13 Nov., 1744.
Robert, who died at Wigan in 1708, mar., secondly, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard
Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Carus, of Halton
Hall, and relict of Lawrence Hoghton, and had a son, Thomas, born^in 1692, and
three daughters, Bridget, Mary and Margery. Roger Breers, Robert's eldest son,
by his wife Bridget had a son, Lawrence, who joined with his father in 1746
in the sale of the Walton Hall estate, after which the family sank into
obscurity.
3 The ffazakerleys of Spellow House, in Walton, and of Fazakerley Hall,
staunch recusants and royalists, returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 161 3
and 1664. William was the third son of Robert ffazakerley by Anne, dau. of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I4I
Winifrida ux eius [Fazakerley] Ellena Hardin^
Margretta flfazakerly, spinster Maria Tarleton
Anna Spencer Ricardus Dannett, husbm.
Ricardus Morecroft Isabella Sutton
Elizabetha ux eius Anna Singleton, vid
Ellena Hulme, vid Henricus Singleton, husbm
Jenetta ux Johannis Massam Elizabetha Tyrer, vid
Alicia Massam, spinster Rogerus Tyrer, shoemaker
Johannes Harrison, husbm. Dorothea Tyrer, spinster
Jennetta ux eius Jacobus Topping, yom.
Anna Turner, vid Ellena ux eius
Elizabetha Harrison, spinster Thomas Tildesley, Carpenter
Alicia Shurliker, spinster Margareta ux eius
Sara Mercer, spinster Margretta Bridge, vid.
Eduardus Tyrer, weaver Alicia ux Henrici Dennett ^
Ellena Mercer, vid Margareta Howard, vid
Johannes Moulton, yoman Maria Stannanought, vid
Thomas Harrison, husbm Thomas Stananought
Anna Lake, spinster Elizabetha Roson, vid
Edward Molyneux, of The Wood. His eldest brother, Captain Nicholas ffaza-
kerley, born in 1600, was at the English College at Rome from 1623 to 1626, and
was slain at Liverpool in the royal cause in Oct., 1643. Another brother, the
second, Thomas Fazakerley alias Ashton, born about 161 1, was ordained priest
at Rome, and died chaplain to Lord Molyneux at Croxteth Hall, 22 Mch, 1664-5.
The captain was succeeded by his eldest son and namesake, who married
Winefrid, dau. of Edward Tarleton, of Aigburth Hall, and his grandson,
Robert, a Catholic non-juror in 1717, dying without issue, about 1730, the
estate passed to his sister and heiress, Mary ffazakerley, who mar., first. Cap-
tain Bryan Hawarden, and, secondly, Thomas Mostyn, younger son of Sir Piers
Mostyn, of Talacre, Bart. This lady died in 1775, aged seventy, leaving a son,
John Hawarden, who assumed the name of ffazakerley, and was succeeded
by his son, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Hawarden ffazakerley, who, dying 20 June,
18 1 3, s.p., devised his estates to Henry Hawarden Gillibrand, infant son of
Thomas Hawarden Gillibrand, of Gillibrand Hall. He was born 6 May, 1808,
assumed the name of ffazakerley by sign manual 11 June, 1814, and was
brought up a Protestant owing to his father's unhappy negligence. Thus the
extensive estates of these three ancient Catholic families were united — only
to be dispersed in the next generation, and culminating with the destruction and
extinction of the family.
^ Ellen Hawarden (pronounced Harden), wife of Thomas Hawarden, of
Croxteth (probably steward to Lord Molyneux), second son of John Hawarden,
of Fenistrete, Appleton, in Widnes, was dau. of Edward Tarleton, of Aigburth
Hall; and Maria Tarleton, named in the text, was probably her sister. Her son,
Edward Hawarden, D.D., was the famous Douay theologian.
2 Several members of this family joined the ecclesiastical state. James
Dennett, bom in 1702, son of James Dennett, of Lydiate, a Catholic non-juror
in 1717, became a Jesuit, was serving Houghton Hall, Yorks, in 1734, and died
at Bury St Edmunds in 1789. Another member of the family, Dom Joseph
Dennett, the Carthusian, died at Nieuport in Dec, 1761. Henry Dennett, son
of William Dennett, of Lydiate, by Margaret, dau. of William Tarleton, of
Orrell, yeoman, born in 1754, was ordained priest at Douay, and after serving
Roundhay and Ugthorpe, in Yorkshire, removed to Birchley, in Lancashire,
where he died in 1803. His nephew, James, son of William Dennett, of Eccleston,
and his wife, Mary Valentine, bom in 1767, was ordained priest at Lisbon, and
died at Ormskirk in 1845. The prioress of the Regular Canonesses of the Holy
Sepulchre at Liege, Mary Christina Dennett, died in 1781, and her sister,
Helen Teresa, of the same community, died in 1794, aged seventy-one.
142 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CH AS II. LANCASHIRE
Daniel Cooke Elizabetha Briggs, spinster
Margretta ux eius
HALE AND HALEVVOOD [cHILDWALl]
Henricus Arrowsmith, shop- Willielmus Pickering, junr
keeper Jana ux Ricardi Windle
Elizabetha ux eius Elizabetha ux Willielmi Miller
Johannes Colling, glover Willielmus Mollineux
Sara ux eius Elizabetha Mollineux
Elizabetha Crosse,^ vid Maria ux Johannis Gleast
Thomas Crosse Johannes Withington, husbm
Anna ux Radulphi Sephton Anna ux eius
Georgius Hulme Robertus ffreth^ Taylor
Elizabetha ux Roberti Crosby Margareta ux eius
Katherina Adlington, spinster Robertus Withington
Robertus Ballard Willielmus Waynewright, Web-
Willielmus Barker ^ ster
Robertus Wilding, husbm Johannes Knowles
Jana ux eius Maria Part
Robertus Whitehead Katharinauxor Johannis Atherton
Robertus Norres, husbm Maria Burscall
Susanna Norres Anna Aspinall
[altham]
Katherina ux. Roberti Wade de Altham in Com Lane, virtute en-
jusdain A6liis parliamenti apud Westni. xxixP die O6lob, Aniw Regni
Dne. nup. Regine Elizabethe xxviij^ Eo quod
ipsa existat xvi annorum et ultra non accesset Ecclie sue Parochiali
&€ ad aliquod tenipus infra ununi viensem proxime sequentem xP diefit
Martij Anno xix regni Regis mine Caroli seeundi [i66y] sed ahstinuit
ab eisdem unde convi6la fuit ad sessiones doviini Regis tentas apud
Preston in Amoundemess in Com. pred. die Jovis visxvj^diejanuar,
Afino xix° [1668] xx^^
Margaretta Hodgson de eadem, vid.
clitheroe Christianus Anderton fil pred.
Alethea Anderton,^ vid Alethee
^The will of Robert Cross, of Hale, yeoman, was proved in 1661, and that
of Thomas Cross, of Halewood, in 1699. The latter was a recusant in 1680,
2 John Barker, of Halewood, married Susanna, dau. of Henry Tathom, of
Whiston, gent., and died in 1672. The Halewood family probably belonged to
the Barkers of Dalton, mentioned later.
^ Robert ffrith, of Halewood, was still on the rolls in 1680.
* Alethea Anderton was the widow of Christopher Anderton, of Lostock
Hall, the royalist captain who was despatched by the Earl of Derby fromWigan
to try and carry the town of Bolton-le-Moors by assault. He has generally been
identified with the captain of his name who so stoutly defended Greenhalgh
Castle for the Earl of Derby and was slain in 1645, but this is apparently an
error, for in 165 1 administration of his estate was granted in the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury to Robert Harvey, of London, gent., and in October of
that year his son, Francis Anderton, was admitted into possession of Lostock.
Captain Anderton was twice married. His first wife was Agnes, dau. of John
Preston, of Preston Patrick, co. Westmoreland, and of the Manor of Fumess, co.
Lancaster, and the occasion of this child marriage, in 1621, was celebrated in a
long poem by his eminent relative, Lawrence Anderton alias " John Brereley,
Priest," known at Cambridge as "Silver-mouthed Anderton." After the prema-
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I43
Stephanus Anderton, fil pred Alicia Hope
Alethee Willielmus Bannaster
Maria Bradley Ellinora ux Willielmi fFranckland
CHURCH [wHALLEY]
Elizabetha Tootall Johannes Shutleworth
Johannes Biggons Margretta Shuttleworth
Jenetta Grexon Henry Grimshawe
CLIVIGER [wHALLEY]
Jacobus Roberts Isabella ux eius
Gracia ux eius Maria ux Mathei Dickinson,
Edwardus Watson yeom.
Jenetta ux eius Eliz. ux Abrahami Hartley
Georgius Harrison
balderstone [blackburn]
Alexandrus Osbaldeston, gen.^ Houldcroft ux eius
tnre death of his wife, probably in child-birth, the captain married secondly,
in or about 1627, Alethea, third dau. of Sir Francis Smith, of Wootton-Wawen,
CO. Warwick, and sister to Sir Charles Smith, of Wootton-Wawen, co. Warwick,
and of Ashby Folville, co. Leicester, who was created Baron Carrington in 1643.
Her sister, Frances, was an Augustinian nun at I.ouvain. Both she and her
husband were put to much privation by the forfeiture of Lostock and other
estates. Indeed, after her husband's death, Mrs Anderton, who went to reside
at Clitheroe, had scarcely sufficient to maintain herself and her children, of whom
she had fourteen. To make her cross heavier three of her children were forcibly
taken from her to be brought up Protestants, a son and two daughters. The
story of their ill-treatment and eventual recovery by their mother is told by
Brother Foley in his Records S. /., Vol. III. One of the girls, Alethea, became an
Augustinian at Louvain in 1656, and the other, Dorothy, died through the
effects of her hard usage in 1653. The boy was apparently one of the two priests
of the family, either Thurstan or Bruno. Stephen Anderton, the sixth son, bom
in 1637, married Kath., second dau. of Thomas Tempest, by Ann, dau. and heir
of Henry Scrope, of Danby Hall, and sister to Stephen Tempest, of Broughton
Hall, CO. York, and had issue a son, John, who was professed at the English
Benedictine monastery at Lambspring under the religious name of Michael, and
ordained priest. After serving the mission for some five years he apostatized,
and forthwith, without further ordination, was inducted to the curacy of New
Church, Pendle, July 30, 1721, married in 1725, and died in 1742. His descend-
ants became lost in obscurity. Mrs Anderton's eldest son, Sir Francis, bom in
1628, married in 1655 Eliz., dau. and coheir of Sir Charles Somerset, C.B., of
Troye, co. Monmouth, second surviving son of the Earl of Worcester, and in
1677 was created a baronet. He died at Paris 9 Feb., 1678, and was succeeded
by his son. Sir Charles Anderton, second baronet, of Lostock and Lydiate.
Christian Anderton, named in the text, is probably an error of the transcriber
for Christopher, born in 1629, who was a widower without children in 166S. In
1657 he had married Anne, dau. of Peter Anderton, of Anderton Hall, but she
died soon afterwards. Later he took a second wife, Grace, but she, too, had no
issue. Thurstan, the priest, was serving Lostock Hall in 1676, and subsequently
assisted at Crank, and was living when his nephew. Sir Charles, made his will in
169T. It does not appear where he was ordained. His brother, Bruno, was sent
to the English College at Rome in 1662 by Lord Carrington, and in consequence
adopted that name as his alias. He was ordained in 1667, returned to England in
1669, and died May 19, 1723, aged eighty. He w^as bom during the Civil War,
when his parents were in Wales.
^Alexander Osbaldeston, of Sunderland Hall, in Balderstone, married
Holcroft, dau. of Robert Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, and had a son, John, born
in 1634, and seven daughters. He was aged fifty-six when he returned his
pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, showing his descent from his great-grand-
144 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Thomas Boulton Isabella ux eius
Anna ux eius Edwardus Cookes
Ricardus Waterhouse Anna Bolton, vid
CUERDALE [bLACKBURn]
Ricardus Coupe, Tanner Ellena ux eius
Jenetta ux eius Marg-rett Brewer, vid
Robertus Blackley, husb. Johannes Brewer
GREAT HARWOOD [bLACKBURN]
Johannes Cunliflfe ^ Henricus Blackborne
Isabell ux eius Radulphus Hall
Johannes Sheppard Jacobus Browne jun*"
HAPTON [wHALLEy]
Laurencius Wilkinson, yeom burnley
Anna ux eius Georgius Crouchley
Ricardus Wilkinson ux eius
Cornelius Towneley ^ Agnes Birtwistle
ux eius Anna Booth, vid
ffrane, vid ^ Jacobus Parker
Christopher ffrane Johannes Cowpe
Willielmus ffrane Margrett ux Johannis Riddi-
Dorothea ffrane halgh
Johannes Rawcliffe Eliz. Shackleton, vid
ux eius Willielmus Tarleton
Coulthurst, vid. Eliz. ux eius
PADIHAM [wHALLEY]
Brigitta ux Ricardi Aynesworth
father, Richard, of Sunderland Hall, a younger son of Sir Alexander Osbalde-
ston, of Osbaldeston Hall, by his second wife, Ellen, dau, of Thomas Tyldesley,
of Wardley Hall. He died in April, 1681, aged seventy- two. The family were
staunch recusants, and annually appear in the rolls, Alexander's grandson and
namesake was a Catholic non-juror in 1717, died in 1729, and was succeeded
by his son Alexander, who married Cath., one of the four daughters and
coheiresses of John Westby, of Mowbreck Hall and Burne Hall, and had two
sons, Alexander, M.D., of Sunderland Hall, and William. Upon the death of the
former, in 1750, the estate, which had been heavily mortgaged, passed from the
family, and Sunderland Hall, which had been erected in 1596, was eventually
taken down and replaced by a farmhouse. There was a chapel in the hall, where
Mass was said throughout the days of persecution. The Rev, Thomas Brock-
holes was reported as the resident priest in 1690, and from 1743 till his im-
prisonment in York Castle in 1745, Father John Joseph Greene, O.P., attended
to the mission,
^ John Cunliffe, of Banks, in Great Harwood, died in March, 1691, and his
widow, Isabel, of "Harwood Banks," in June, 1708. Their son, Richard Cun-
liffe, of Great Harwood, yeoman, was a Catholic non-juror in 1717. It is said
that the Cunliffes, bankers, of Blackburn, from whom derived the late Sir
William Cunliffe Brooks, Bart, were descended from a branch of this family.
^Cornelius, bapt. i4Sept., 1622, was the fifth son of Cornelius Towneley, of
Hapton, son of Lawrence Towneley. It was probably owing to their being
Catholics, and married by priests, that the father is entered in the registers at
Burnley as a base child as well as the first two sons of the elder Cornelius, after
which the parson seems to have tired and entered the other children correctly.
Cornelius had a brother, Ambrose, born in 1628.
3 The will of Jennet Fraine, of Hapton, was proved in 1684, and that of
William Fraine, of the same, in 1698.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 45
PLEASINGTON [bLACKBURN]
Ricardus Kellett uxor elus [Kellett]
LIVESEY CUM TOCKHOLES [bLACKBURn]
Ricardus Weaver Margrett ux Ricardi Morris
Alicia ux eius Letitia ux Ricardi Pilkington
pendle [whalley]
Willielmus Shaw Margrett Browne
Maria ux eius Thomas Tarleton
rossendale [whalley]
Agnes ux Johannis Whitacre
HABERGHAM EAVES [wHALLEY]
Hugo Simpson Anna Watson
Thomas Storey Anna Skellat
Carolus Wilkinson Robertus Adamson
Johannes Carter Humfridus Adamson
Thomas ffletcher Ellena Adamson
oswaldtwisle [whalley]
Radulphus Rishton ^ Jeneta Rishton, vid
Eliz ux eius Eliz. Rishton, spinster
Radulphus fil pred. Radulphi Ellena Broughton, vid
Rishton Maria ux Christopheri Hindley
Susanna Rishton fil pred. Ra-
dulphi
CHAIGLEY [mITTON]
Robertus Houlden ^ Eliz ux Georgij Ward
Jana ux eius Johannes Ward
Edvvardus Oddy, husbm Anna Ward
Anna Oddy, spinster Ellena ux Edwardi Parkinson
Jana Stubble, spinster Ricardus Sherborne,^ gen
Johannes Sharpies Isabella ux eius
Ann aux Roberti Jackson, car-
penter
^The will of Ralph Rishton, of White Ash, in Oswaldtwistle, was proved in
1666, and his son and namesake appears in the rolls until 1682, in which year
administration to his estate was granted. According to the rolls White Ash had
sixty acres belonging to it. These Rishtons were, no doubt, descended from a
younger son of the Rishtons of Pontalgh Hall, in Oswaldtwistle, deriving from
the Rishtons, of Rishton Hall and Dunkenhalgh.
2 The Holdens had resided for many generations at Chaigley Hall, in the
parish of Mitton, and were always staunch recusants. John Holden appears in
the rolls till his death in 1637, leaving by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Worthington, of Wharles, two daughters, Ann, wife of Robert Hesketh, who
died s.p., and Mary, eventual heiress, wife of Thomas Brockholes, of Claughton
Hall. After the death of Dr Henry Holden, the eminent theologian, the manor
of Chaigley was sold, in 1665, to Richard Sherburne, of Stonyhurst. Notwith-
standing, some of the family continued to reside at Chaigley, gradually descend-
ing in social scale. Richard Holden, yeoman, returned a leasehold farm of forty
acres in Chaigley as a Catholic non- juror in 17 17. There were several notable
priests of the family.
3 Richard Sherburne, of Stonyhurst, in the township of Aighton, Bailey, and
Chaigley, was son of Richard Sherburne, of the same, by his second wife, EUza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Walmesley, of Dunkenhalgh. He was baptized at Mitton
3 July, 1626, and succeeded to the extensive family estates upon the death of
10
146 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CH AS II. LANCASHIRE
Andreas Snape ^ Eliz ux eius
Georgius Howld Edwardus Hall
Eliz ux eius Eliz ux eius
Ricardus ffox Ricardus Craven
Georgius Heaton Gracia ux eius
Ricardus Gorner Eliz ux Jacobi Bignell
Edwardus Hall Ricardus Naylor
Georgius Threlfall Anna ux eius
Richardus ffisher Mathia Sharpies
Seth Jolly 2 Jana ux eius
Georgius Sharpies Nicholaus Isherwood ^
Ony Harbour Gracia ux eius
Isabella Johnson Henricus Hall
Anna Elston Eliz ux eius
Ricardus Ashe Edwardus Sharpies
Ashe, vid Jana Ramsbotham
Jacobus Warmesley Anna Ramsbotham
BAILEY [mITTOn]
Johannes Sherborne* Anna Jackson
Jenetta ux eius Maria Sherborne
his father, 11 Feb., 1667, aged fifty-five. He married Isabel, dau. of John
Ingleby, of Lawkland Hall, and had two sons, Richard, who resided at Wiggles-
worth Hall, CO. York, and married Anne, dau. and coheir of Sir John Cansfield,
of Cantsfield Hall and Robert Hall, but died sine prole 16 April, 1690, aged
thirty-seven, his wife following him on Feb. 4, 1693; Sir Nicholas Sherburne,
born 29 July, 1658, who was created a baronet 4 Feb., 1685, and married
Catherine, dau. and coheir of Sir Edward Charlton, of Hesleyside, co. Northum-
berland, Bart; and Elizabeth, who married William, son and heir of Sir John
Weld, of Lulworth Castle, co. Dorset, whose great-grandson, Thomas Weld, of
Lulworth Castle, succeeded to the Sherburne estates upon the death of the
Duchess of Norfolk in 1754, and in 1794 placed Stonyhurst at the disposal of
the English Jesuits expelled from their college at Liege during the French Revo-
lution, to whom it was afterwards conveyed by his son, Cardinal Weld. Sir
Nicholas Sherburne died 16 Dec, 1717, and his only son, Richard Francis,
having died at the age of nine in 1702, the estates passed to his daughter, Mary
Frances Winefred, born 26 Nov., 1692, who in 1709 became the wife of Thomas
Howard, eighth Duke of Norfolk. The duchess died at Ston^'-hurst sme prole 25
Sept., 1754, and the Sherburne estates then passed to her aunt's representative,
Thomas Weld, as previously stated. The Sherburncs returned pedigrees at the
various Lancashire Visitations.
^Andrew Snape, tailor, subsequently removed toMoorhcad, Over Wyres-
dale, where he died in 171 5. His widow, Margaret, whose maiden name was
Parkinson, was a Cathohc non-juror in 1717, as well as two of her daughters,
Ellen Snape, of Moorhead, spinster, and Elizabeth, wife of John Robinson, of
Lancaster, joiner.
^Seth Jolly, probably son of Seth Jolly, of Catforth, who died in 1662, was
still here and a recusant in 1680, about wliich time he returned to Catforth,
where he died in 1 68 1 .
^Dom John Richard Isherwood alias Sherburne, O.S.B., professed at
Lambspring in 1685, was probably a son of the above.
* John Sherburne, of Bailey Hall, is described as gentleman in the 16S0 roll.
Sherburnes of Bailey appear annually in the rolls from the reign of Elizabeth.
Richard Sherburne, of Bailey Hall, engaged in the rising of 171 5, and made his
escape after the battle of Preston, but was outlawed and his estate forfeited. He
had a yoimger brother, John, who owned Stydd Lodge, Dutton, in the parish of
Ribehester, wliich subsequently became, and still is, the seat of the Ribchester
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CMAS II. I47
Ricardus Sherborne Ricardus Wilson
Howcroft ux Thome Hall ux eius
Michael Holden Emott, vid
Georgius Reddihalgh Maria Stanworth
Jenetta ux eius Snape, vid
ux Johannis fifarclough Shuttleworth, vid ^
SALESBURY [bLACKBURN]
ffrancisca Sherborne ^ chipping
Margretta Bolton ^ Margaria Sherborne *
Georgius Bolton Robertus Lond
Alicia ux eius Margretta ux eius
Ellena Barker Anna Crokey
Eliz. ux Roberti Dobson
secular mission. The chapel in Bailey Hall was served by Father Walter
Vavasour, SJ., in 1700, as well as that at Stydd, where he died in 1740. An
ancient triptych, dated 1594, which formerly hung over the altar at Stydd
Lodge, was removed to St Michael's House, Broughton, the residence of the
Rev. Thomas Smith, who died in 1882, and of his brother, the Rev. William
Smith, who died in 1892.
1 Probably Elizabeth, dau.of Robert Sherburne, of little Mitton Hall, by
Katherine, dau. of Richard I.athom, of Parbold Hall, and widow of John
Shuttleworth, younger son of Richard Shuttleworth, of Gawthorpe Hall.
2 Frances', dau. of Christopher Towneley, of Patrick Prompton, co. York,
younger son of John Towneley, of Towneley Hall, and widow of Richard Sher-
burne, of Little'Mitton Hall, who died in 1664. Consequently she was sister-in-
law to the preceding Mrs Shuttleworth. The Sherburnes, of Little Mitton, re-
turned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664. Her husband's younger brother,
Francis Sherburne, was a recusant of Saleibury in 1680. He had three uncles
priests, sons of Thomas Sherburne, of Little Mitton, by his first wife, Margaret,
dau. of Francis Tnnstall, of Arncliff Hall, co. York, Dom Thomas James Sher-
burne alias Tunstall, O.S.B., who died in 1657, Richard Sherburne alias Tun-
stall, ordained at Douay in 1622, who was probably priest at Ladyvvell, Ferny-
halgh, where many of his books are still in the library, and Matthew Sherburne
alias Tunstall, ordained at Douay in 1622, elected archdeacon of the chapter in
165S, and represented Lancashire and Westmoreland at the general assembly
in 1667, The grandfather of the priests, Robert Sherburne, second son of Thomas
Sherburne, of Stonyhurst, obtained the manors of Little Mitton and Catterall
with his wife, Dorothy, one of the daughters and coheiresses of Thomas
Catterall. Mr Sherburne was reader of Gray's Inn, and died 14 Eliz., 1 571-2.
His widow was still on the recusant rolls in 10 Jac. I, 1612-3. Immecliatcly
after the death of Richard Sherburne, in 1664, Little Mitton was sold to Alex-
ander Holt, of Grislehurst. The ancient hall is one of the most interesting in the
county. Mass was said here during the time of the Sherburnes.
^The Boltons, of Bolton Hall, Copthurst Green, in Salesbury, appear
annually in the rolls from the earliest period. In the reign of Henry VIII thej''
owned Loveley Hall in Salesbury. Adam and Thomas Bolton were recusants in
1601, and Launcelot Bolton, of Bolton Hall, till his death in 1623. In 1633 Adam
Bolton appears, and in 1654 he bought the sequestrated estates of Sir John
Talbot, of Salesbury Hall. George Bolton, named in the text, died in 1679. In
1680 Margaret, vife of Launcelot Bolton, gent., was on the rolls, and they had
sons, Launcelot, died 1671, Thomas, died 1665, and Richard, bom 1658.
Launcelot died in April, 1701. In 17 17 Elizabeth Bolton, of Eavesden, co. Lin-
coln, widow, registered as a Catholic non-juror demesne lands in Salesbury.
* She was, no doubt, one of the Sherburnes, of Wolfhouse,in Chipping, an
estate obtained about 1 5 1 3 by Roger Sherburne, younger son of Robert Sher-
burne, of Stonyhurst, with his wife, Isabel, dau. and heir of John Knolles, who
had inherited it from the de Chepins. Roger's descendant and namesake married
one of the heiresses of William Haydock, of Cottam Hall, and his son John sold
loa
148
Alicia Dobson, fil pred. Roberti
Willielmus Walmesley
Jana Darst, vid
Thomas Boulton
Margretta ux eius
Eliz Bolton, vid
Edwardus Richmond
Anna ux eius
Issabella Richmond
Matheus Wilcocke
Agnes ux eius
Maria Addison
Ricardus Parkinson
uxor eius
Leonardus Bradley
Eliz ux eius
Gracia ux Thome Selesbury ^
Anna fil eius
Christopher Sidgreaves ^
Maria ux eius
Jacobus Sidgreaves
Eliz Turner, vid
Christopher Sidgreaves
Alicia Browne
Richmond, vid
Margretta Bradley, vid
Anna Bradley fil pred. Margrette
Willielmus Richmond
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Eliz. ux eius
Margeria fil eius
Arthurus Parker*
Anna ux eius
Edwardus Parker fil pred Ed-
wardi
Anna ux Jacobi Rhodes
Edwardus Rogerson
Maria ux eius
Jenetta ux Ricardi Tomlinson
Leonardus Clarkson
Eliz ux eius
Johannes Hurst
Jenetta ux Sampson Walne
Christopher Burton
Ricardus Wilson
Eliz ux eius
Joannes Wilson fil eius
Robertus Parkinson
Jenetta ux Johannis Browne
Alexanderus Parker
Robertus Dilworth, sen.
Janetta uxor ejus
Anna Dilworth
Robertus Dilworth, jun.
Alicia ux eius
Alicia Halton, vid
Henricus Collard
uxor eius
Antonius Arey^
Wolfhouse to his uncle, John Sherburne, whose son, Robert, married Dorothy,
dau. of Sir Edward Mansfield, of Buckinghamshire, and she died at Marlow,
in that county, in 1685. Robert returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664,
when he had a son, Edward, and two daughters. Soon afterwards Wolfhouse
was sold to the Earl of Derby.
1 Sailsbury or Salisbury was an old Chipping family.
* This ancient family derived from Sidgreaves, in Lea, near Preston, where
they appear in the thirteenth century. In the following century they had
acquired lands in Goosnargh, and later in Chipping. They were always staunch
to the faith, and appear annually in the recusant rolls from 1591. Dom John
Bernard Sidgreaves, born 1 569, son of Christopher, of Inglewhite, in Goosnargh,
left Caius College, Cambridge, for the English College at Rheims in 1587, and
thence went to that at Rome in 1590, finally joining the Carthusians in Italy.
His "Vita," with portrait, was published at Naples in 167 1. His aunt, Anne
Sidgreaves, married Sir Fitzsimon, of Dublin and Manchester, and was
mother of Father Henry Fitzsimon, S.J., the eminent controversialist. The
family continued to reside at Inglewhite Lodge till the death of James Sid-
greaves in 1853, The latter 's brother George, of Preston, was the father of Sir
Thomas Sidgreaves, sometime Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, who died
in 1889, aged sixty. Another brother, Edward, of Grimsargh House, was father
of Father Edward Sidgreaves, S.J. A verj'- faulty pedigree is given in Fishwick's
Hist, of Goosnargh.
* Anthony Ajnrey was buried 16 June, 1681, and his wife Elizabeth 26 Nov.,
1680.
* He was buried 6 July, 1678.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. ^ I49
Robertus Richmond Maria ux eius
Jenetta ux eius Willielmus Parkinson
Anna Bleasdall Isabella ux eius
ux Ricardi Dunderdall Rogerus Birley
Anna Tomlinson, spinster Alicia ux eius
Ricardus Swinlehurst Margretta Rogerson
Isabella ux eius Juliana Parker,^ vid
Thomas Thomlinson Ricardus Bleasdall *
Margretta Walne, vid Alicia ux eius
Alicia Bradley, vid Maria Bleasdall
Anna Bradley Jacobus Parkinson
Jacobus Salisbury Isabella ux eius
Maria ux eius Alicia ux Johannis Astley
Ricardus Skillicorne ^ Eliz Bleasdall
BRIERSCLIFFE [wHALLEy]
Ellena ux Ricardi Hanson* Josephus Cauthero^
Henricus Hanson Alicia ux eius
Margeria Hanson
WORSTHORNE [wHALLEY]
Barnardus Townley,^ gen Margretta Towneley
^She was buried at Chipping 4 April, 1678. Her husband was no doubt a
member of the ancient Catholic family of Skillicorne, of Frees Hall, in Weeton,
William Skillicorne, of Frees Hall, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of
1 567, married Jane, dau. of Sir Richard Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower, and had five
sons and three daughters. Upon his death, in 1601, he was succeeded by his son
Nicholas, then thirty-nine years of age. The latter married Margaret, dau. of Sir
Thomas Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, and was the father of seven sons. Of these,
William, the eldest, married Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Freston, of Preston, and
left two daughters and coheiresses, the Frees estate having probably been sold
before his death. One of the younger sons, Nicholas, was a recusant at Osbalde-
ston 1 620- 1 6 36, and possibly the father of the Richard mentioned in the text.
Fishwick, Hist, of Kirkham, traces a pedigree of eleven generations, showing
alliances with the best families in the county.
2 The various Catholic families of Parker of Bowland-cum-Leagram, Chip-
ping, and other places in this locality, are far too numerous to distinguish.
Juliana was buried i Feb., 1680. Her's was a name peculiar to several Catholic
families in this district. John Parker, of Lickhurst, whose will was proved in
1670, had a dau. Juliana by his wife Alice, dau. of Edmund Threlfall, of The
Ashes in Threlfall Tything, Goosnargh, and Juliana, his wife, dau. of Cuthbert
Hesketh, of White Hill, in Goosnargh.
3 Richard Bleasdale, of Blackstick, in Chipping, was buried 2 Mch., 1672,
and his wife Alice 28 Feb., 167 t.
* In the registers the name appears as — Ayanson, Ih'anson, Hianson, Han-
son, and other variations, under Brierscliffe, Barrowford, and Habergham
Eaves. Dom Wm, Alphonsus Hanson alias Hesketh, O.S.B,, who was slain in
cold blood near York by the Cromwellians in 1644, was a native of Barrowford.
He figures in "De Vaux, A Tale," by D. S. L., in the Catholic Miscellany, Vol. IX.
Dom Maurus Hanson, O.S.B., who died in 1630, was of the same family. Henry
Hanson, son of Miles Hanson, of Brierscliffe, was baptized 26 July, 1646.
^ Probably an error of the transcriber for Cawthorne. The Christian name,
Joseph, was exceedingly uncommon in the north at this period.
* Barnard Towneley, of Hurstwood, who died 1686, was a younger son of
John Towneley, of Hurstwood Hall, by Eleanor, dau. of Simon Haydock, of
Hesandforth Hall. The elder brother, John, died in July, 1664, and his son and
namesake in the previous May. Hence the son's widow, Katherine, dau. of
Geoffrey Rushton, of Antley Hall, a non-Catholic, brought up her young
150 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Magretta ux Thome Halstead^ Margretta Birtwisle fil pred,
Thomas Birtwistle de Huncoate, Thome
^ gen Theodothia Birtwisle
Margretta ux eius Josephus Birtwisle
Margretta ux eius
BILLINGTON [blACKBURn]
Willielmus Winckley,^ gen Isabella ux eius
children Protestants. The son, John, died in 1704, when the estates were
divided between his two daughters and coheirs, and the family came to an end
in the male line. The estate was subsequently purchased by the Towneleys of
Towncley. The family returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, and another
appears in Whitaker's Hist, of Whalley. Barnard Towneley was still on the rolls
in 1684. His grandfather and namesake, son of John, third son of Sir Richard
Towneley, of Towneley, erected Hurstwood Hall.
^ Rowley Hall, in Worsthom, a fine old mansion, was erected by John
Halsted in 1593. The family at that time retained the faith, one of his sisters
married Simon Haydock, of Hesandforth Hall, and two others Hoghtons, and his
eldest son a Towneley, of Hurstwood. The latter suffered heavily as a Royalist,
and about this time ceased to be recusant. Thomas Halsted, named in the
text, does not appear in the pedigree in Whitaker's Hist, of Whalley.
* The Birtwisles, deriving from Birtwisle, a hamlet in the adjoining town-
ship of Hapton, appear to have acquired the manor of Huncote through mar-
riage with heiress of the Huncotes. They returned pedigrees at the Visitations
of 1567 and 1664. In 1575 Oliver Birtwisle, second son of Oliver Birtwisle, of
Huncote Hall, stayed some time at Douay College. Another member of the
family, John Birtwisle, was admitted into St Alban's College at ValladoUd
9 Nov., 1594, having previously been at the English College at Seville. He was
ordained priest, and on i Oct., 1600, left the college for the mission. He died
26 Feb., 1620, s.n., and was buried at Harkirke, within the park at Little
Crosby Hall, the seat of the Blundells. Thomas Birtwisle, named in the text,
married Margaret, dau. of Thomas Clayton, of Little Harwood Hall, by
Bridget, dau. of Francis Tunstall, of Aldcliffe and Lentworth Halls. He was still
on the recusant rolls in 1682-4. His eldest son, John, became a priest, and was
serving Broughton Hall, Yorks, the seat of the Tempests, in 1655. In ^679 he
was at Huncote Hall, but appears to have been chaplain at Croxteth Hall, the
seat of Viscount Molyneux, where he died 26 Jan., 1680, aged about fifty-seven,
and was buried at Harkirke. Joseph Birtwisle, the third son, James the second
son apparently having died, seems to have succeeded to the estate, and according
to the Visitation of 1664 married Anne Rawson. The text calls his wife Margaret,
but possibly she was a second wife, as the Visitation was signed by his father,
who would hardly make a mistake in the Christian name. Joseph Birtwisle died
at Huncote Hall in 1687, soon after which date the estate seems to have passed
from the family. He was most probably the father of Edward Birtwisle, who
took the college oath at Douay in 168 1, and in 1694 was professor of philosophy.
In 1 7 16 John Birtwisle and his wife were residing on the family property at
Birtwisle in Hapton, and were convicted of recusancy. Richard Birtwisle alias
Halliwell, whose mother was probably a daughter of William Halliwell, of
Liverpool, was ordained priest at Lisbon in 1737, and died at Claughton Hall,
the seat of the Brockholes family, 26 Jan., 1742-3. After this the name disap-
pears from Catholic records. Huncote Hall was an ancient erection of many
gables, replete with a fine banqueting hall, a chapel, siibsequently converted
into a bedroom, and the necessary priest's hiding-places. The estate eventually
v.-as purchased by the Towneleysof Towneley.
^William Winckley, of Billington, was the younger son of Thomas
Winckley, of the same, a younger brother of Roger Winckley, of Winckley Hall,
in Aighton. His elder brother, Capt. Thomas Winckley, was slain at Liverpool
during the civil war in the royal cause. The family always retained the faith.
Their mother was Rosamond, dau. of Edward Walmesley, of Banister Hall, in
Walton-le-dale, fourth son of Thomas Walmesley, of Showley Hall, and upon the
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I5I
Isabella ux Johannis Craven ^ Eliz ux Georgij Bloare
Egidius Craven Georgius Bloare, jun"^
Ricardus Craven Carolus Bloare
Edwardus Craven Jenetta Porter
Johannes Craven, jun*^ Jenetta fil pred. Jenette
Ellena Craven Alicia Speake
Isabella Craven Jenetta Rawcliffe
Johannes Riddihalgh Anna ux Johannis Chew
Robertus Chew ^ Anna Chew, vid
Anna ux eius Maria Hill
Johannes Hodgkinson Isabella Pollard
Anna ux eius Georgius Rawcliffe
Johannes Riding Anna Blackborne
Anna ux eius
LOUVER DARWEN [bLACKBURn]
Thomas Lucas Gracia ux Johannis Gerard
Jana ux eius
death of his uncle, Edward Walmesley, in 1673, the Banister Hall estate passed
to William Winckley, who went to reside there. He married Isabel, dau. of Robert
Elston, or Ethelston, of Higher Brockholes Hall.whose ancestor at an early period
had acquired that estate through marriage with the heiress of the Brockholes
family. His wife was buried at Walton 3 J nly, 1688, and he himself on 27 Dec. . 1703.
They had four sons and three daughters — two sons of the name of Thomas, who
died infants in 1675 and,i677 ; Edward, doctor of physic, who succeeded to Banis-
ter Hall ; William, born 1677, who was ordained priest at the English college at
Rome in 1704, and served the chapel at Banister Hall, but after the forfeiture of
the estate in 1716 removed to Gradell, Barbies Moor, in Ulnes Walton, the seat
of his brother-in-law, Christopher Gradell, where he died and was buried ia
1742; Rosamond died in 1676; Anne, wife of Christopher Gradell; and Dorothy,
wife of Cuthbert Clifton, son of James Chfton, and grandson of Thomas Clifton,
of Westby Hall. Edward Winckley, the eldest son, was outlawed for his part in
the Jacobite rising of 171 5, and though his estate was forfeited he recovered
possession, and eventually sold it on i Feb., 1738-9, and withdrew to Preston,
where he died in Dec, 1742. He was twice married, his first wife Mary was
buried at Walton 7 Dec, 1709, and his second was Winifred, dau. of Thomas
Tyldesley, of Myerscough Lodge, the Jacobite diarist. His three sons were —
Thomas, who used the alias of Elston, was ordained priest at Douay, and died
chaplain to the convent at Dunkirk, 9 Mch., 1740, aged forty- two; Edward,
of Preston, who w^as buried at Walton 18 Mch., 1749-50; and James, who was
buried at Walton i Mch., 1726-7. Of his two daughters, Isabel died an infant
in iv697, and Jane, born in Dec, 1697, went to the Benedictine convent at
Cambrai for a short time in 1720. The family thus came to an end. Banister
Hall, formerly the seat of the Banastres, from whom the Walmesle37S inherited
it, was a very ancient erection, and mass was said there throughout the days of
persecution.
^ The Cravens, of Elkar in Billington and of Craven Fold in Dinklcy, were
relatives of the Winckleys, Richard Craven having married Anne, second dau.
of Edward Walmesley, of Banister Hall. They appear annually in the rolls
from the time of Elizabeth, and they were also non-jurors in 1717.
2 Robert Chew, of Potterford, in Eilhngton, died in 1667, andhis widow Ann
in 1676. Down to 1684 the family appears regularly in the recusant rolls, but
lost its faith about that time. It is now represented by William Lawrence Chew,
of Hankelow Court, co. Chester, J. P. and D.L. The del'Cho familj" were allied
to the De Bilyngtons. lords of BiUington, and held under them the manor of
Cho. In the thirteenth centuiy Hugh del'Cho married Avicia, dau. of Adam
de Bilyngton.
152
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II,
LANCASHIRE
THORNLEY-CUM-WHEATLEY [cHIPPINg]
Johannes Wilkinson, yeom Henricus Cottam, yeom
Brigetta ux eius
Eliz ux Roberti Sherborne
Gracia ux Edwardi Broadhurst,
Husbn.
Eliz. ux Edwardi Parkinson
Johannes Sharpies, Husbm
Eliz ux eius
Johannes Dobson
EUena ux eius
Jenetta Dilworth, vid
Rogerus Dilworth, Blacksmith
Anna ux eius
Prudentia Sherborne, spinster
Edwardus Bradley, Husbn.
Cicilia ux eius
Jacobus Bradley,^ yeom
Maria ux eius
Jana Cottam
Jenetta Rogerson, vid
Johannes Cutler, husbn
Alicia ux eius
Laurencius Cutler
Ellena ux eius
Edwardus Eccles, husbn
Johannes Turner, husbn
Dorothea ux eius
Johannes Bankes
Johannes Daggers, Carpenter
Anna ux eius
Johannes Daggers fil pred.
Johannis
Isabella ux Thome Rodes, Husbn
Isabella ux eius
MELLOR-CUM-ECCLESHILL [bLACKBURN]
Egidius Walmesley
Johannes Walmesley
Margeria Walmesley
Matheus Walmesley
Willielmus Walmesley
Johannes Walmesley fil pred.
Mathei
Thomas Walmesley
Jacobus Walmesley
Alicia ux eius
Thomas Walmesley
Eliz ux eius
Margretta Twist
Alicia Twist
Alicia ux Ricardi Marsden
Dorothea ux Edwardi Carter
CLAYTON-LE-DALE [bLACKBURN]
Robertus Catterall Margretta Walmesley
Jacobus Catterall Robertus Shaw
Walmesley de Showley ^ Anthonius Shaw
^Bradley Hall in this township had just been sold, after the death of Hugh
Bradley, in 1665, to the Earl of Derby. The family returned a pedigree at the
Visitation of the county in 1 567, and another at the Visitation of Westmoreland
in 161 5. They always retained the faith, as did the several collateral branches
in a more humble position resident in the township.
* Richard Walmesley, of Showley Hall, in this township, bom in 1 598,
returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1C64, as his cousin, Thomas Walmesley,
of Dunkenhalgh, son of Sir Thomas Walmesley, the eminent judge, had done in
161 3. He married Ellen, dau. of William Gerard, of Radbome, and had six sons
and two daughters, one of the latter being the Margaret of the text, who died
unmarried. His father and namesake was the second son of Thomas Walmesley,
of Showley, the eldest son, the judge, settling at Dunkenhalgh, and this elder
branch is now represented by the Petres. The Showley branch was continued
by Richard's third son, Thomas, bom m 1623, and the fourth son, John, was the
ancestor of the Walmesleys of Westwood House, lords of the manor of Ince,
which estate they acquired with an heiress of the Gerards of Ince Hall. Of the
Westwood branch were Bishop Charles Walmesley, V.A — ^W.D., and his
brother Dom Richard Peter Walmesley, O.S.B., grandsons of John, and several
nuns. Richard Walmesley was still on the recusant roll for 1679, in which year
his will was proved. Many of his descendants were secular priests, Benedictines,
and nuns. Through a southern marriage of Richard's great-grandson, Thomas,
and that of one of his sisters, the family gravitated to Essex, and other places in
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 53
WISWALL [wHALLEY]
Thomas Alston de Wiswall Maria Heaton
Margretta ux eius Siscelia Walsh
Gratia Parkinson Henricus Walsh
Margretta Blackborne Katherina Walsh
ffrancisca Lawe, vid
walton-le-dale [Blackburn]
Johannes Banks Robertus Taylor, Webster
Willielmus Cherneley Laurencius Parke, yeom
Ricardus Charneley Eliz ux Jacobi Walton^
the south, and almost abandoned Showley Hall, which fell into deca5% and the
bulk of it v/as demolished shortly before its sale by Thomas George Walmesley
in Feb., 1870. There were chapels in and adjoining the venerable mansion, with
several hiding-places, which regularly sheltered priests from time immemorial,
indeed, Bishop Francis Petre, V.A — N.D., resided here many years till his
death in 1775. There are pedigrees of the family in Foster's Lancashire Pedi-
grees and The Visitations of Essex, Harl. Soc, Vol. XIV.
1 From a remote period the Waltons resided at Little Walton Hall, an
ancient structure, with central porch and gabled wings, originally erected in the
post and pan style, but much altered in later times, the present gate-posts
bearing the date 1675. Thomas Walton, of Little Walton Hall, married Priscilla,
dau. and heir of John Cottam, of Tarnacre Hall (who returned a pedigree at the
Visitation of 161 3), and had issue William, his successor, John, and James. The
third son, born at Walton in or about 1609, was ordained priest at the English
College at Rome in 1633, and adopted the alias of Cottam. He died on the
mission in Lancashire in Feb., 1671. William, the eldest son, married Dorothy,
dau. of Christopher Anderton, of Howick Hall, who survived him and married
secondly Edward Walmesley, of Banister Hall. His daughter. Sister Anne
Joachim Walton, was professed at the convent of the Poor Clares at Gravelines,
in 1640, and died in 1677, aged fifty-eight. Upon his death, Feb. 18, 1625-6,
he was succeeded by his son Thomas, born in 1620, whose will was proved in
1673. He appears under Eccleston-juxta-Knowsley, with Mary his wife, in the
text for March 23, 1667. The James of the text is not easy to identify; the name
was a family one, but there is no reliable pedigree. Soon after this the heir,
Thomas Walton, alienated the estate, in 1 68 2 , and took up his residence on another
estate he possessed at Winder in Cartmel, and his will was proved in 1683.
In Upper Holker in that parish there was an ancient mansion called Walton
Hall, said to have been the residence of William de Walton, prior of Cartmel,
possibly of the same family. The will of Elizabeth Walton, of Canon Winder,
in Cartmel, was proved in 1691. Thomas Walton alias Westby took the college
oath at Douay in 1700. He is probably the priest who was present at Bishop
Williams' confirmation at Hexham in 1729. Elizabeth and Isabel, daughters of
Francis Westby, of Myerscough and Mowbreck Hall, were recusants at Holker
in 1683-4, and it is possible that one of them became the mother of the priest.
Thomas Walton, who succeeded his father and namesake to the Winder estate,
and also to an estate in Hambleton, was a relative of Thomas Tyldesley, the
Jacobite, who frequently mentions him in his diary in 1711-13. He married
Anne, dau. of George Leyburne, of Nateby Hall, Lancashire, and of Cunswick
Hall in Westmoreland, by EHzabeth, dau. of George Preston, of Holker Hall.
Thomas Walton was attainted of high treason after the rising of 171 5, and his
estates were confiscated. Mrs Walton's brother, John Leyburne, was also attainted
in 1 7 16, and as his two brothers, George and Nicholas, were priests, what was
saved from the Leyburne forfeiture, including Nateby Hall, was inherited
by his niece, Elizabeth Walton, the dau. and heiress of Thomas Walton. She
married first, in 1745, Thomas Cholmeley, of Brandsby Hall, co. York, and
secondly, George Anne, of Frickley Hall, co. York, by whom she had an only
daughter and heiress, who died unmarried and left the Nateby Hall estate to
her father, whose son by a second marriage, Michael Anne, sold Nateby Hall in
154 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Eliz ux Jacobi Darwyn, webster Johannes Woodcock de Wal-^^
Jacobus Deane, Taylor ton Mosse ^ webster /
Margretta ux eius
Margretta Garstang, vid Johannes Duddell, webster
Maria Cuerden, vid^ Dorothea ux eius
Thomas Cuerden Jana Brewer, vid
Thomas Graystock Rogerus Brewer, webster
Anna ux eius Jacobus Turner, webster
Maria Serjant,^ vid Ricardus Duddell,^ Cowper
Johannes Carver, Carpenter Jacobus Duddell
Eliz ux eius Willielmus Duddell, husbm
Johannes Jackson, yeom Margretta ux eius
Edwardus Jackson, husbm , Margretta Cowper, vid
Edwardus Cotterall Georgius Gregson,^ webster
1806. There were several Jesuits of the name, who probably belonged to this
family. Father John Walton alias Rigby, who died in 1677, aged fifty-three, a
noted controversialist; Father William, who died in 1706, aged fifty-five;
Brother Roger, who died a scholastic in 1683, aged 23; Father James, who died
in Maryland in 1803, aged sixty-seven, and his brother Father Thomas Walton,
who died at Irnham, in 1797, aged fifty-seven.
^Mary Cuerden's will was proved in 1677, and that of her husband, Mat-
thew Cuerden, of Walton-le-Dale, in 1666. The Cuerdens of Cuerden, parish of
Leyland, of Walton-le-Dale and Clayton-le-Dale, parish of Blackburn, and of
Tarleton, parish of Croston, appear in the recusant rolls from their commence-
ment, 34 Eliz. 1 591-2. Father John Cuerden, Disc. Carme., born at Tarleton
in 1696, was son of William Cuerden and his wife Jane Rymer. He was ordained
priest at Lou vain in 17 20, and served the chaplaincies at Crosby Hall, Sef ton Hall
and Croxteth Hall, and died in London in 1761. William Cuerden, of Clayton-
le-Dale, chapman, a Catholic non-juror in 1717, returned estates there, in
Cuerden, and in Walton-le-Dale, all in his own possession. He mentions his infant
sons Matthew and Thomas, the latter of whom, bom in 17 18, became a Jesuit,
served Westby Hall for many years, and died at Scholes Hall, near Prescot, in
1793. Dr Richard Kuerden, the eminent Lancashire antiquary, returned a very
long but thin pedigree of the family at the Visitation of 1664. Though the
Doctor himself was a Protestant, the family alliances down to the time of his
grandmother were Catholic.
2 The Sergeants, of whom Abram gives some account in his Hist. of^Blach-
burn, disappear from the rolls soon after this date. Leonard Sergeant, of
Walton, was a recusant up to his death in 1640, and his grand-daughter Anne,
dau. of his late son and heir Thomas, was his next heir, Leonard's dau. Kather-
ine was the wife of Richard Sharrock, of Walton, an old Catholic family, of
whom were a number of Benedictines, one being Bishop William Gregory
Sharrock, V.A — ^W.D,, who died in 1809.
2 The Woodcocks of Walton were a branch of the family seated at Woodcock
Hall in Cuerden, and always retained the Faith. The above John died in 1690.
In 1663 he purchased the Lemon House estate in Walton, from WilUam Lemon,
of Preston, where the family resided till its sale by a descendant and namesake
of John Woodcock some few years after 1733. The last John W^oodcock was
the Catholic non-juror of 1717. Abram gives a pedigree of the family in his
Hist, of Blackburn.
* Richard Duddell's will was proved in 1667, and that of James, probably
his son, in 1689. They were both coopers. Richard Duddell married Elizabeth,
dau. of Richard Chorley, of Walton, by Isabel, dau. of William Serjeant, of
Walton. One of this family. Sister Catherine Cecilia Joseph Duddell, was pro-
fessed a Poor Clare, at Gravelines in 1744, and died in 1783, aged fifty-six.
^ The Gregsons of Brindle, Hoghton, Walton-le-Dale, and Salmesbury, were
always recusants, and in 17 17 were Catholic non-jurors. A number of them
became Benedictines.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
5D
Ricardus Atkinson, webster
Anna ux eius
Ellena Ayscough, vid
Robertus Wyke, Blacksmith
Anna ux eius
Anna ux Thome Anderton, Ale-
housekeeper
Anna ux Thome Dale
Thomas Cowper
Jona ux eius
Willielmus Bullock, webster
Jenetta ux eius
Georgius Cowell
Alicia ux eius
Anna ux Edwardi Toogood
Evanus Catterall, Husbm.
Thomas Catterall, husbm
Edwardus Catterall, husbm
RIBCHESTER CUM DILWORTH [rIBCHESTER]
Margretta ux eius
Willielmus Gregson, webster
Eliz ux eius
ElizuxThome Burscogh, webster
Margretta Gerard, vid
Gracia Thorpe, spinster
Thomas Shaw, husbm
Willielmus Shaw
Johannes Kirkham, tanner
Rogerus Parke, webster
Johannes Tasker
Georgius Cowpe
Evanus Darwyn, webste
Alicia ux Laurentij Thornley
Margretta Catterall, vid
Ricardus Catterall, webster
Edwardus Catterall, webster
Maria ux eius
Willielmus Walmesley
Maria ux eius
Maria ux Johannis Bolton
Brigetta Hesketh, vid
Edwardus Eccles
Johannes Norcrosse, linnen web
ster
Maria ux Galfridi Cowell
Eliz ux Johannis Bushel!
Thomas Cutler
Elizabetha ux eius
Robertus Harris
Ellena Cottam
Alicia Cottam fil pred Ellene
Anna ux Rogeri Dewhurst
Alicia ux Ricardi Sherborne^
Anna ffairclough
Anna ux Johannis Wood
Maria Wood, vid
Edwardus Walmesley
DILWORTH [rIBCHESTEr]
Anna ux Laurentii Cottam, Jenetta ux eius
junr^ Issabella Pie, vid
Anna Cottam Eliz ux Ricardi Cottam junr
Johannes flfairclough Thomas Seed
iShe was buried at Ribchester, Feb. 8, 1673. Her husband, at the age of
sixty-two, built the present Buckley Hall in 1662, and his will, dated June 20,
1673, was proved Jan. 14, 1674. His father, Roger Sherburne, of Buckley, who
died Oct. 16, 1605, was the son and heir of Richard Sherburne, of Buckley Hall,
by Isabel, dau. of Thomas Denman, of Ordsall, co. Notts, which Richard was a
younger son of Robert Sherburne, of Wolfhouse. Richard Sherburne left no
issue, and Buckley Hall passed into other hands.
2 The Cottams of The High House in Dilworth were an ancient Catholic
family. There is a genealogical account of the family in Smith's Hist, of Rib-
chester, but it is very unsatisfactory. There is probably some confusion in the
description in the text. Laurence Cottam, senior, married in 1627 Anne Bume,
of Chipping, and Lawrence Cottam, junior, married in 1675 Mary Fairclough.
The father died in 1682, and the son (who was a non-juror in 1717) in 1733. John
Cottam, son of Lawrence junior, married in 171 7 Elizabeth Cutler, of Chipping,
and left the High House for the neighbourhood of Preston about the middle of
the eighteenth century. There was another branch of the family living at this
time at Knowle Green in Ribchester, their residence being variously called
Cottam Hall. Knoll Hall, and Dilworth Hall.
156 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Jenetta ux eius [Seed] Alicia ux Adami Robye
Dorothea Hold, vid Thomas Roughley
Jenetta ux Johannis Lynne uxor eius
Gratia Lynne , Willielmus Kearson
Johannes Eccles junr Johannes Jackson
Margretta ux Johannis Hacking- Ellena ux eius
Eliz Hayhurst, vid Dorothea ux Thome Towneley
Ellena ux Georgii Hayhurst
DUTTON [rIBCHESTEr]
Eliz ux Roberti Ash Katherina fil eius
Maria ux Ricardi Hayhurst ^ Ricardus Sowerbutts
Anna Hayhurst Jenetta ux eius
Thomas Carter Ellena ux Willielmi Orte
Dorothea ux Ricardi Goodshey Alicia ux Roberti Barton
MITTON, HENTHORN, AND COLDCOATS [mITTOn]
Katherina Sherborne, vid^ Anna ux eius
Jacobus Porter Edwardus Sherborne, gen
Robertus Dugdell mitton
Ellena Parrey Johannes Hodgson
Katherina Sherborne junr uxor eius
Thomas Dugdell
bowland [whalley]
Christopher Harries ^ Margeria ux eius
1 The Hayhursts, of Hayhurst, in Dutton, were of ancient lineage. Henry
Hayhurst,of Hayhurst, in 1622 married Anne, dau.of William Browne.of Aintree,
and relict of Richard Towneley of Dutton Hall, whose daughter Susan married
Henry Hayhurst, junior. The Anne of the text was probably the widow of
Henry senior. In 1717 Lawrence Hayhurst, of Dutton, was a CathoUc non-
juror. The genealogical account of the family in Smith's Hist, of Rihchester is very
confused.
*The Sherburnes, of Little Mitton Hall, were descended from Robert,
younger son of Thomas Sherburne, of Stonyhurst, and brother to Sir Richard
Sherburne, reader of Gray's Inn. Robert obtained Little Mitton through his
wife Dorothy, dau. and coheiress of Thomas Catterall, of Catterall Hall and
Little Mitton Hall, and his grandson and namesake married Katherine (of the
text), dau. of Richard Lathom, of Parbold Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Piers
Legh, of Lyme Hall, co. Chester, and had four sons and seven daughters. The
eldest son, Thomas, married, first, Jane, dau. of Judge Reeves, of Thwaites, and
secondly, Katherine, dau. of John Jones, and relict of Edward Jones, of Glu-
mandy, in Clavaris in Yale, co. Denbigh, the junior Katherine named in the
text, who was living in 1674. As Thomas Sherburne had no issue by either wife,
the estate, upon his death in 1664, passed to his brother Richard, who married
Frances, dau. of Christopher Towneley, of Patrick Brompton, co. York, son
of John Towneley, of Towneley Hall. He, too, died s.p. in 1665, and the estate
was sold to Alexander Holt. The other two sons seem to have died young, and
the family became extinct. The Sherburnes appear regularly in the recusant
rolls. At one time, 5 Car. I, 1629-30, Robert, the husband of the elder Katherine
was living at Catterall Hall. He died in 1657, as did his younger brother Dom
Thomas James Sherburne alias Tunstall, O.S.B. Two other brothers were
secular priests, Richard and Matthew, both ordained at Douay in 1622 under
the alias of Tunstall. The latter was alive in 1667. Their mother was Margaret,
dau. of Francis Tunstall, of AldclifE Hall, their father Thomas Sherburne's
first wife.
3 Christopher Harries, of Torrisholme, in the parish of Lancaster, married
Margery, dau. and heir of Robert Swindlehurst, of Fairoak House, in Bolland
or Bowland), co. York, and thus obtained that estate. Harries was a Royalist,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I57
Jenetta Thorneton Eliz ux eius [Holding]
Anna Parker whalley
Thomas Parker Anna Crouchley
Margretta ux eius Robertus Walmesley, Joyner
Willielmus Parker Laurentius Cottam, servus eius
Katherina ux eius Petrus Winstanley
Hugo Dobson Eliz ux eius
Ricardus Towlcy Robertus Valiant
Eliz ux eius EUena Gregson, vid
Johannes Holding Christopher West
SAMLESBURY [bLACKBURn]
Eliz ux Johannis Southvvorth^ Eliz ux Roberti Sharpies
Arm Margareta Blakoe, vid
and took an active part during the civil wars. His son Charles Harries, of Fair-
oak, married Oct. i, 1683, Bridget, dau. of Thomas Brockholes, of Claughton
Hall, and left two daughters and coheiresses, Dorothy, wife of John Parkinson,
of Sykes House, and Mary, wife of Henry Whittingham, of Whittingham Hall.
Mr Parkinson died in 1725, leaving an only dau. and heir, Elizabeth, married
in 1746 to Robert Parker, of Hareden in Bolland. Mrs Whittingham was married
in 1705, and died May 8, 174.1, having been the mother of eleven children, two
of whom, Bridget and Mary, respectively became the wives of George Silvertop,
of Minsteracres, co. Durham, and his brother Joseph Silvertop, whose descend-
ant, the present inheritor of Minsteracres, now represents the Harries and
Whittingham families. Both Christopher and his son Charles Harries were on
the recusant roll for 1 680-1. Evidence was given during the Jacobite trials at
Manchester in 1694, that Charles Harries had been seen in company with other
gentlemen at Dunkenhalgh, the seat of Mr Walmesley, at a secret meeting held
there in King James II's interest. He died in 17 19. His son-in-law, John Parkin-
son, of Myerscough, in 17 16 was attainted and convicted of high treason for
being out with the Chevalier de St George in 1715, and though he was never
apprehended his estate was forfeited.
1 The Southworths were one of the finest Catholic families in the county, at
this time almost exhausted by fine and persecution, including long years of im-
prisonment and martyrdom at Tyburn. Originally of Southworth and Croft, in
the parish of Winwick, they obtained the Manor of Samlesbury in the four-
teenth century with the heiress of the D'Evyas family, which in like manner
had acquired it through the marriage in the thirteenth century of Cicely de
Samlesbury with Sir John D'Evyas. The Elizabeth Southworth named in the
text was the daughter of Philip Langton, of Lowe Hall. Her husband returned
a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, at which date he was aged 57, and had six
sons and eight daughters, the eldest son, John, being then twenty-three years of
age. The father died in 1675, leaving the estate heavily encumbered, and he
was succeeded by his son Edward, who was compelled to finally part with his
estate and the grand and picturesque old mansion of Samlesbury by indenture
dated March 10, 1679. His name, however, continued to appear on the recusant
rolls for some little time longer, till finally he withdrew to Balderstone, where he
died in 1694. Croston, in his Hist, of Samlesbury Hall, says that he had two sons,
John and Thomas, born in 1678 and 1690, and from the latter presumes that a
family of the same name in London derived. This, however, is most improbable ;
the dates are hardly reconcilable, and the London family, a by no means
uncommon name there, had no Catholic associations. There was a John
Southworth of Highfield, esquire, in the Parish of Lancaster, in the same
recusant roll with Edward, of Samlesbury, in 1680. [He or a namesake, of the
same place, died in 1727, and is described in the Autobiography of William
Stout, p. 114, as the last of an ancient and wealthy family, but reduced to a
small estate. He left a widow, but no child. He was a man of weak capacity, and
made no will. He had an uncle Robert Southworth, settled in London, then
deceased, and another uncle Francis Southworth, of London, also deceased in
158 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. LANCASHIRE
Johannes Blackoe Ellena Chambers, spinster
Ellena ux eius Matheus Wilson
Jenetta Chambers, vid Thomas Silcock junr-
Ux DanieHs Bradshawe Johannes Shorrock ^
Thomas Wilcock senr Ellena ux eius
Thomas Wilcock junr Thomas Phillip
Maria ux eius Margareta ux eius
Lucas, vid Edwardus Smith
Jenetta Lucas Gratia ux Georgij Sharpies
Eliz Potter, vid Alicia Shorrock, vid
Henricus Potter Henricus Blakoe
1728, but the latter had left a son and namesake, Francis Southworth, who
claimed the Highfield estate, and sold it to Robert Gibson, Esq. This was a
younger branch, however, and was settled at Highfield in 1622, when George
Southworth and Mary his wife were on the rolls. Another branch of the
family settled in the neighbourhood of Preston, and of this Ralph South-
worth.by his wife, Catherine Kay, sister of the Rev. Henry Kay, and grand-dau. of
John Kendall, of Fulwood, was the father of five sons — (i) Richard Southworth
alias Kendall, who arrived at Douay College Sept. 28, 1756, was ordained
priest in 1769, became professor of philosophy, and vice-president and pro-
fessor of divinity in 1773 till he left for the mission at Brockhampton, Hants,
Aug. 25, 1786, where he died Nov. 19, 1817; (2) Henry, arrived at Douay
Nov. 8, 1762, and died there Feb. 5, 1765; (3) Ralph, arrived at Douay with
Henry, was ordained priest in 1774, was retained in the college as a professor
till 1782, when he became chaplain to the Augustinian nuns at Louvain,
accompanied them at the Revolution to Spettisbury, where he died July 13,
1 8 10, aged 62,', (4) Thomas, born in 1749, who went from Sedgley Park
School to Douay in May, 1766, and after ordination was sent to assist
his relative, the Rev. Hugh Kendall, president of Sedgley Park, whom he
succeeded as second president in 1781, and so continued with an interruption
between April, 1793, and Nov. 1797, till his death June 11, 1816; and (5) Wil-
liam, who accompanied Thomas from Sedgley, where they had both been from
Dec, 1765, to Douay, was ordained priest, and came to the mission at Hather-
sage, CO. Derby, in 1780, subsequently served other missions, and died April 28,
18 14. In early times there were several priests of the family, of whom was John,
son of Sir John, of Samlesbury Hall, who was ordained at Rheims, and about
1585 was reported as resident at Samlesbury Hall or in the Fylde. His brother
Christopher went in 1580 from Rheims to Rome, where he was ordained priest
in 1583, and came to England in 1586, was arrested in 1587, and committed to
the Counter Prison, thence to Wisbeach Castle, in 1595 he was at Denbigh
Castle, and finally, about 1 598-9, he was removed to the Gatehouse, Westminster.
Subsequently he was released, and in 161 2 he was at Samlesbury Hall. He used
the alias of Thompson. Another John Southworth, born in 1592, was con-
demned to death at Lancaster, on account of his sacred calling, and reprieved,
but was again apprehended in later years, and martyred at Tyburn in 1654.
There was always a chapel regularly served in Samlesbury Hall down to this
period, and another in the Lower Hall, Samlesbury, which estate was sold by
Thomas Southworth in the first quarter of the seventeenth century to Sir
Thomas Walmesley, of Dunkenhalgh. In 1690, and probably earlier, it was
served by the Franciscans, who continued to do so till 1 8 1 6. An independent chapel
was erected in 18 17, since which it has been served by the secular clergy.
^ John Shorrocke, of Samlesbury, yeoman, was a recusant in 1635, and the
will of one of the same name and place was proved in 1679. A branch of the
family settled at Walton-le-Dale, and from it came several Benedictines,
including a bishop. Robert Sharrock, yeo., and his wife, Richard Sharrock and
and his wife, James and Christopher, and John Sharrock and his wife, all of
Samlesbury, were convicted of recusancy at the Lancaster Sessions on
Jan. 15, 1716.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. I59
Anna ux Ricardi Talbot Ricardus ffletcher
Anna ux Willielmi Fletcher Christopher Duckworth
Thomas Anderton
DINKLEY [bLACKBURN]
Dorothea ux Johannis Talbot, ^Armiger
WILPSHIRE [bLACKBURN]
Georgius Talbot, gen Thomas Tippin
Maria ux Petri ffish Johannes West
walton-in-le-dale [blackburn]
Evan Shaw Jenetta Cockshut, vid
Margaretta Darwen Willielmus Bullock
Jana Collinson Issabella Banck
Edwardus Catterall Alicia Bannester
Johannes Woodcock Maria Gate, vid
Jana Bruer Thomas Graystock
Jacobus Turner ^ Thomas Cowpe
Jenetta ux Rogeri Walmesley Jenetta Short
Ellena Walmesley, vid Johannes Short
Jana Woodcock, vid Jacobus Cowper
stalmine-cum-stainall [Lancaster]
Ricardus Robinson Margretta Thompson, vid
Jenetta ux eius Margretta ux Johannis Smith
Ricardus Ray Maria ux Georgij Lettice
Jana ux eius Thomas Comyne, husbm
Jenetta Thompson, spinster
^The Talbots of Salisbury and Dinkley halls were descended from the
Talbots of Bashall Hall, and returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 1533, 1567,
161 3, and 1664. They were always staunch recusants, and in consequence
suffered much in fine and imprisonment. John, born in 1608, and George, born
in 161 2, both named in the text, were sons of Sir John Talbot, of Salisbury
Hall, who was knighted by James I, at Lathom House, in 1617, and died in 1659.
Their mother was Mary, dau. of Sir Alexander Barlow, of Barlow Hall. George
fought on the Royalist side at the storming of Preston in 1642, and was taken
prisoner. He married Anne, daughter of Robert Parkinson, of Fairsnape Hall,
but the pedigrees are silent as to there being any issue. John, the eldest son of Sir
John, married, first, Margaret, dau. of Thomas Westby, of Mowbreck Hall, and
she dying in 1634, secondly, Dorothy, dau. of James Wilford, of Cranbrooke,
CO. Kent, and Quendon Hall, co. Essex, by Anne, daughter and heir of Thomas
Newman, of Quendon Hall. John Talbot died in Oct., 1677, and his widow in
Sept., 1684. Their only surviving child Dorothy married, about 1678, Edward
Warren, of Poynton Hall, co. Chester, and carried the Talbot estates into that
family. Mrs Warren and her mother appear in the recusant rolls down to 1684,
and then resided at Dinkley Hall. The Warrens, who were not Catholics, con-
tinued to reside chiefly at Dinkley, and the extensive Talbot estates ultimately
descended to the second Lord De Tabley, who sold them in 1866 to Henry Ward,
of Blackburn. There were chapels in both of the halls at Salisbury and Dinkley,
where Mass was said during the early part of Elizabeth's reign and later. Fr
WiUiam Talbot, S.J., who died in 1660, aged 64, and Fr. John Talbot, O.S.F.,
who died in 1668, were of this family. The pedigree in Abram's Blackburn is the
best.
2 Two of this family became Benedictines, Dom Robert Austin Turner, born
1 72 1, died 1757, and Dom John Thomas Turner, born at Walton, 1743, died
1802. Sister Grace Winefred Francis Turner was [professed a Poor Clare at
Gravelincs in 1 704, and died there at the age of thirty-eight.
i6o
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
GREENHALGH CUM THISTLETON [kIRKHAM]
LANCASHIRE
Johannes Baker
Anna ux eius
Willielmus Dawson
Margretta ux eius [lielmi
Johannes Dawson fil pred Wil-
Alicia Bullar, spinster
Georgius Jackson
EHz ux eius
Johannes Crosse
Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Thorneton, husbm
Jacobus Smith
Eliz ux ejus
Margretta Smith, vid
Jana Winstanley
ux Willielmi Eccleston
ux Johannis Thorneton
Eliz Dughty
Ricardus Hardey
Margretta Porter
ux Johannis Carter
Thomas Laurenson
Anna ux eius
Robertus Laurenson fil pred
Thome
Isabella Porter, vid
ux Willielmi Martin
Robertus Dickson
uxor eius
Willielmus fformby
ux eius
Laurentius Cornow^
Ellena ux eius
Henricus Carter
Dorothea ux eius
Ricardus Blackborne, ^ gen
Perpetua ux eius
Johannes Whiteside, husbm
ux eius
Willielmus Carter
Eliz Taylor
Anna Charneley
^The Cornowes of Cornowe, or Cornorowe, in Greenhalgh-cum-Thistleton,
were of ancient descent, Lawrence, Rowland and Henry being their favourite
names. Laurence Cornoe died in 1668, and his son and namesake was a recusant
in 1 67 1. The will of the son's wife Ellen was dated March 25, 1681, and was
proved in that year by her son John. Henry Cornoe, or Corney as the name
began to be spelt, married Jane, daughter of Robert Worswick, of Todderstaffe
Hall, her brother, Thomas Worswick, being the founder of Worswick's Bank in
Lancaster, now represented by the Lancaster Banking Co. His wife was Ahce,
daughter of Robert Gillow, of Lancaster. One of Henry Corney's younger sons,
Thomas, married Dorothy, daughter of William Mawhood, of London. Another
of his sons, James, of Lancaster, whose wife, Anne Fell, was a cousin of the
Rev. John Gillow, D.D., president of Ushaw College, was the grandfather of
the late Charles Frederick Corney, of London, father of Dom Charles Wilfrid
Corney, O.S.B., and Dom Vincent Corney, O.S.B. The pedigree of the family is
fairly accurate from the reign of Elizabeth.
2 Richard Blackburne was son of Robert Blackburne, of Thistleton, by
Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph Longworth, of Tarnacre Hall, or St Michael's
Hall, in Up Rawcliffe, and grandson of Richard Blackburne, of Scorton Hall,
Thistleton, and Newton. His uncle, Thomas Blackburne, was ancestor of the
Blackburnes of Orford Hall, andTheHutt in Hale, the Protestant branch of the
family. Richard Blackburne married Perpetua, dau. of Francis Westby, of
Myerscough Hall, son of John Westby, of Mowbreck Hall, co. Lancaster, and
Westby, co. York, by his first wife, Perpetua, dau. of Sir Edward Norreys,
of Speke Hall. He died in 1679, leaving several children, of whom were Robert,
John, and Francis. Thomas succeeded to the Thistleton and Newton-cum-
Scales property, of which he made a settlement in 1686. In the spring of 1695
he went up to St James's, and in April, 1696, he was falsely charged with conspir-
ing to assassinate King William, and committed to Newgate. His case is almost
without parallel for its hardship and injustice. Though there was no evidence
against him, and he was never brought to trial, he was immured in Newgate
for over fifty-three years, till death released him from his sufferings. Francis,
the third son» living in 1704, was the father of Gregory Blackburne and several
other children.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. l6l
ALSTON-CUM-HOTHERSALL [rIBCHESTER]
Thomas Bleasdall Eliz ux Henrici Winckley
Alicia ux eius Willielmus Walmesley
Jana ux Jacobi Bleasdall Anna ux eius
Ricardus fFairecloug-h Willielmus Hothersall,^ gen.
Marg-aretta ux eius Gratia ux eius
Thomas Suddall Eliz ux Laurentij Pemberton,
Anna ux eius husbm
Johannes Eccles Willielmus Turnor
Isabella ux eius Milo Turner fil pred Willielmi
Willielmus Cutler Ricardus Wilkinson
Georgius Cutler Henricus Walmesley
Gratia Harrison, vid Eliz ux eius
Agnes Daniell, vid Christopher Willasay
Christopher Rogerson Jana ux eius
Alicia Sanderson,^ vid Johannes Sharpies
^ She was the widow of William Sanderson, of Alston, whose will was proved
in 1665. Her son Nicholas Sanderson, born about Easter, 1648, after studying
at St Omer's College, was sent to that at Rome, where he was admitted
Nov. 14, 1666, and assumed the alias of Singleton, probably his mother's maiden
name. He was ordained priest Aug. 3, 1670. Several members of the same
family entered the Society.
2 William Hothersall was a younger son of Thomas Hothersall, of Hother-
sall Hall, by Bridget, dau. of William Haydock, of Cottam Hall, and his wife
Bridget, daughter of Sir Richard Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower. His sister Eliza-
beth married Cuthbert Haydock, of Cottam Hall. Thomas Hothersall returned a
pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, being then about 80 years of age. His eldest
son, Capt. John Hothersall was slain at the siege of Greenhalgh Castle in 1645,
defending it in the Royal Cause. By Margery, his wife, dau. of James Wall, of
Moorside, Preston, by Isabel, dau. of William Travers, of Nateby Hall, the captain
left a son Thomas, named later in the text, who was aged twenty-one on May 10,
1665. He succeeded to Hothersall Hall, and made his will Jan. 2, 1719, and was
buried at Ribchester on the i8th of the same month. His mother Margery,
married, secondly, Robert Haydock, of Cottam Hall, Feb. 13, i647.Thomas's son
John joined the Chevalier de St George in 171 5, and was taken prisoner at
Preston, was attainted and convicted of high treason, and outlawed, but
managed to escape, and lived quietly with his sister and coheir Anne, wife of
William Leckonby, of Leckonby House, Great Eccleston, till his death, un-
married, some time before 1750. Hothersall Hall and manor then passed to the
Leckonbys, the other surviving sister, Margery, wife of Edward Winstanley, of
Pemberton, having other property for her share. The Hothersall pedigree can be
traced from the twelfth century. The family suffered much for its faith, and
Mass was said in the hall. George Hothersall, who went to Douay in 1585, and
thence to Valladolid in 1590, where he was ordained priest, returned to England
in 1593, and served the mission at or about Hothersall. He was imprisoned and
exiled, after which he joined the Benedictines in 161 5, returned to England, and
probably died at Hothersall Hall in 1633. He was a younger son of John Hother-
sall and his wife Anne, dau. of John Talbot of Salisbury Hall, by Anne, dau. of
Hugh Sherburne, of Stonyhurst. William Hothersall, named in the text, died in
1679, leaving several sons, of whom Thomas, the eldest, died in 1684, leaving
sons, William and John. On Jan. 15, 1716, Fr Walter Vavasour, S.J., who
resided in Alston, and used to say Mass at Hothersall Hall, was convicted at
Lancaster as "Sir Walter Vavasor, a reputed Preist." Rather defective pedi-
grees appear in Smith's Ribchester and Longridge. A junior branch of the
Hothersalls lived at Alston, of whom was Sister Margaret Mary Austin Hother-
sall, who was professed a Poor Clare at Gravelines in 1741, and died in 1765,
aged fifty-three.
II
l62 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Thomas Sharpies Anna ux Robert! Hacking
Margretta ux Ricardi Billes- WiUielmus Brittaine
borrow ^ Alicia ux eius
Anna Albine Thomas Sagar
Thomas Gregson Eliz Cunliffe
Katherina ux eius Anna Cunliffe fil pred. Eliz
Jennetta Gregson, vid WiUielmus Albine
Ricardus Gregson Ricardus Albine
Henricus Gregson Laurentius Phillip
Ellena Seed, spinster Thomas Hothersall, gen
Isabella Seed, spinster Eliz ux Henrici Marsden
Johannes Tasker Georgius Ducketh^
Margretta ux eius Anna ux eius
1 Richard Bilsborrow, of the family of the Bilsborrows of Cottam, died in
1676. His wife was Margaret Albine of Alston, and they were married at Rib-
chester, July 16, 1628. Their grandson, Richard Bilsborrow, of Alston, joined
the Chevalier de St George in 1715, and was attainted July 24, 1716, and the
stock and effects on his farm were sold. The family was always recusant. The
Bilsborrows had held leaseholds under the Haydocks of Cottam Hall from an
early period. The will of Henry Bilsborrow was proved in 1593, and those of
John, in 1618, Henry, in 1664, WilHam, in 1669, and John, in 1688, all of
Cottam. The last, on March 4, 1685, leased a farm under William Haydock, of
Cottam Hall, for three lives. He married, probably as a second wife, Mary
Higginson, widow, whose son Roger Higginson, of Barton, went to London
after the Rising of 171 5, and was a Catholic non- juror of St Giles in the Fields,
CO. Middlesex, gent., in 171 7. Mrs Bilsborrow died in 1704, and her husband's
will was proved in 1 7 1 1 . His son William Bilsborrow, of Bartle Quarter in Wood-
plumpton, was a Catholic non- juror in 171 7, It was he who let the barn in
Bartle to the priest at Cottam Hall, about 1703, to establish an independent
mission. His will was proved in 1725, and that of John Bilsborrow, of the same
address, in 1728. From one of these was descended Richard Bilsborrow, of
Bradkirk Hall, who died July 24, 1869, aged seventy-six, having issue, amongst
others, by his wife Elizabeth, who died Feb. 15, i860, aged fifty-nine — the
Rt Rev. John Bilsborrow, Bishop of Salford, born March 30, 1836, died
March 5, 1903; Henry, of Pendleton, who married, first, Eliza Anastasia, dau.
of James Leeming, of Seedley in Pendleton, J. P., and, secondly, his deceased
wife's sister, Mary Leeming, who survived her husband, and died at Salford,
Nov. 8, 1882; Cecily, died Jan. 2, 1859, aged twenty-four; and Barbara, wife of
Thomas Edsforth, of Bradkirk Hall. Henry Bilsborrow died at Pendleton,
Feb. 25, 1876. The Rew. Richard O. Bilsborrow, of Hornby, Henry L. Bils-
borrow, of Bristol, and James Romanus Bilsborrow, V.G. of Port Louis, in the
Mauritius, are nephews of the late bishop.
* This name was originally Duckworth, but eventually became spelt, as it
was locally pronounced, Duckett. George Duckworth, or Ducketh, was the
father of John Duckworth alias Ducket, of Alston, yeoman, who married Anne
Dewhurst, of Alston, and was a CathoUc non-juror in 1717. The will of Thomas
Ducket, of Alston, was proved in 1734. Bartholomew Duckworth alias Ducket,
of Alston, married Anne, dau. of Henry Comaleach, of Elston, tanner, by
Elizabeth, daughter of John Walmesley, of Elston, tanner, and was the father of
the Rev. Henry Duckett, bom July 15, 1729, ordained priest at the English
College at Rome, March 9, 1754, and leaving Rome for the mission, April 27
following, died in Lancashire, Oct. 17, 1755. His mother was the nurse appear-
ing in the family group entitled "The heiress of Hothersall Hall," reproduced
from the original painting and published in Smith's Hist, of Ribchester. About
this time some of the family removed to Claughton, in the parish of Garstang,
where Richard Duckett died, and his will was administered to in 1729. He was
probably the father of Dom George Edmund Duckett, O.S.B., bom at Claugh-
ton, professed at Paris in 1760, and died in 1792. James Duckett removed from
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 163
Robertus Ireland Ellena filia eius
Jenetta ux eius Katherina Osbaldeston, vid
Anna Kitchin Oliverus Ley
Ellena ux Rlcardt Greenwood Ellena Norcrosse, vid
Gratia ux Willielmi Hothersall Robertus Sharpies
Thomas Halsay Alicia ux eius
BARTON [pRESTON]
Anna Barton,^ vid Eliz ux eius
ffrancisca Arrowsmith,^ vid Willielmus Blake, lab.
Jacobus Baldwyn '^ Ellena ux eius
Jenetta Correr, spinster Thomas Horneby, husbn
Margfretta Singleton, spinster Ricardus Horneby filpred Thome
Johannes Richardson, Black- Eliz Horneby
smith Ricardus Singleton, sen., Labr
Alicia ux eius Anna Beesley,** spinster
Robertus Charneley junr, smith Margretta Parkinson, spinster
Claughton to Preston, where he died May 15, 1825, aged 79, leaving sons:
Richard, an auctioneer in Preston, died May i, 1861 ; James, born at Claughton,
Oct. 26, 1 79 1, educated at Sedgley Park and Oscott, ordained priest in 1820, and
died at Wolverhampton, May 30, 1864; and Thomas, of Preston, whose son
James, corn merchant, of Preston, was the father of the Rev. Canon Thomas
Duckett, educated at Sedgley and Oscott, ordained priest in 1855, and died at
Rugeley, March 5, 1906. Richard, the eldest son, had sons, Richard, auctioneer
of Preston, who died April 20, 1886; Rev. Canon George Duckett, educated
at Sedgley and Oscott, ordained 185 1, and spent the whole of his missionary
career at Wolverhampton till his death, May 5, 1898, aged 75 ; and Thomas, of
Preston, sculptor, father of the Rev. Canon Richard Duckett, D.D., now of
Norwich, who went to Lisbon in 1847, and was there ordained.
1 The Bartons, manorial lords of Barton, were at this period represented by
Richard Shuttleworth, of Gawthorp Hall, a Protestant, who died in June, 1669,
aged 82. His wife was Fleetwood, dau. and heiress of Richard Barton, of Barton
Hall, by Mary, dau. of Robert Hesketh, of Rufford Hall. Mrs Shuttleworth,
whose ancestors were all recusants, died in 1664. The Bartons named in the
text, farmers on the estate, appear for generations on the rolls, and may have
derived from a younger son of a remote lord of the manor.
2 She was probably a native of this locality, and widow of one of the Arrow-
smiths of the Haydock district, as the name is not met with at an earlier date
in this part. She died in 1681, and her son Richard was a Catholic non- juror in
1717, and his will was proved in 1728. He was the ancestor of Richard Arrow-
smith, banker, of Preston.
3 Thomas Baldwin, a Lancashire man, took the oath at Douay College in
1 67 1, was ordained, and died a professor there in 1684.
* The Beesleys at this time had but recently parted with their ancient
estates of The Hill, in Beesley Tythe in Goosnargh, and The Brooks, in Bleasdale.
They were always staunch to the faith, and suffered heavily in fine, imprison-
ment, and even martyrdom. William de Beselegh, son of John, was living in the
fourteenth century. His descendant John Beesley, of The Hill in Beesley, had a
younger son, Christopher, who settled in York, and was succeeded by his son
Edward, who, by his second wife Bridget, dau. and heiress of William Nelson,
of Skelton, N.R. of York, had two sons — Willianl ; and John, who matriculated at
Douay in 1599, and probably became a priest; and three daughters, of whom
Marie became the wife of Christopher Scrope, of Spenithorn, whose son Henry,
born in 1605, succeeded to Danby. Edward, who suffered much for his recusancy
and that of his family, and was still on the rolls in 1604, returned a pedigree at
the Visitation of Yorks in 1584. His son William was the father of Father John
Beesley alias Nelson, S.J., who went to the College at Valladolid in Dec, 161 3,
thence to that at Seville, where he was ordained priest, and joined the Society
164 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Edwardus Stockee Christopherus Poulton, Lab
Willielmus Mawdesley, husb Eliz ux eius
Eliz ux eius Willielmus Worsick, Labr
Henricus Abbott, Labr Eliz Turner
Maria ux eius Ricardus Sheppard, husbm
Margretta Gregson, vid Thomas Sheppard, Blacksmith
Galfridus Gregson fil pred Willielmus Cardwell,^ husbm
Margrette Eliz ux eius
Ricardus Gregson fil pred Cuthbertus Cardwell^ fil pred
Margrette Willielmi
at Watten in 1622, dying Nov. 3, 1670, aged jy. Christopher's elder brother, of
The Hill, had two sons, George, his successor, and John, who was a priest, and
in 1585 was reported to be hving at Leighton Hall, with the widow of George
Middleton, Margaret, dau. of Sir Christopher Metcalfe, of Nappa, whose wife
was a dau. of Henry Clifford, Earl of Cumberland. The eldest son, George
Beesley, had five sons (i) J^rancis, of The Hill, who died Feb. 23, 1608-9;
(2) George, ordained priest at Rheims in 1587, and martyred at Tyburn, July 2,
1 591 ; (3) Richard, born 1570, ordained priest at Douay in 1595, having studied
also in Spain and at Rome, suffered imprisonment and was exiled more than
once, and was still serving the mission in Lancashire in 1632 ; (4) William, of The
Brooks, in Bleasdale, recusant in 1607-8, who by his wife Margaret, dau. and
coheir of John Parker of Aighton, had a son, John, born Feb. 2, 1 609, who entered
Douay College, Jan. 12, 1628, under the alias of Parker, was ordained priest,
was known under the alias of Mollyns on the Mission, was rural dean of West
Derby Hundred, and treasurer of the Lancashire Clergy Fund, died March 30,
1674, and was buried at the Harkirk Cemetery, and a dau., Ellen, wife of Wil-
liam Parker, eldest son and heir of John Parker, of Bradkirk Hall; and (5) John,
of Barnacre, who had a son and namesake a recusant in 1607. Francis Beesley, of
The Hill, was succeeded in 1609 by his son and heir George, who was then
twenty-three years of age, and Henry, the second son, married and resided at
The Brooks in Bleasdale, till that estate was sold with The Hill about 1648-9,
when he removed to Ingolhead, and died in 1666. Francis may have had a third
son, Edward Beesley, who went to Valladolid in 1622, under the alias of
Hoghton, left to enter the Society in 1629, subsequently became procurator
at the Jesuit College at Madrid, and died there in 1654. George seems to have
gone to Brabant in 1632-3, but was back at The Hill and a recusant in 1635-6.
His son Francis Beesley sold The Hill and The Brooks estates to Richard Black-
burne, of Scorton Hall, Thistleton, and Newton, in 1648-9, after which the
history of the Beesleys is difficult to trace. Henry of Ingolhead had a son,
George, of the same place, whose will was proved in 1668, and he had sons
Henry, of Ingolhead, will proved in 1702, Thomas, Ralph, Richard, of Goos-
nargh in 1685, and George. The Right Rev. Mgr John Beesley, of Stretford,
ordained priest at Salford from Ushaw in 1862, is descended from this family.
^William Cardwell's will was proved in 1668, and that of Cuthbert Card-
well of Barton, in 1667. The family was numerous, and is difficult to trace. A
pedigree was published in Foster's Lancashire Pedigrees in 1873 by the Right
Hon. Edward Cardwell, who was created Viscount Cardwell of Ellerbeck in 1 874,
but it is most unreliable and incorrect in the earlier generations. The branch
represented by Lord Cardwell, apparently lost its Faith early in the eighteenth
century. Thomas Cardwell, of Barton and Goosnargh, whose will, dated
March 9, 1692, and proved in 1693 by his wife Helen, probably a Taylor, was
the father of Robert, of Barton, whose will was proved in 1730; William, of
Barton, tanner, a Catholic non-juror in i7i7,who registered a property originally
leased by Richard Shuttleworth, Esq., in 1670 to Cuthbert Cardwell, then
deceased, and afterwards assigned to the non- juror's father; Richard of
Broughton, yeoman, non-juror in 17 17, who registered a freehold and lease-
hold in Broughton and Whittingham, and whose will was proved in 1722; and
John, who was admitted into the English College at Rome, Oct. 18, 1695, aged
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 165
Willielmus Singleton, Labr Edwardus Willasie
Maria ux eius Eliz ux eius
Laurentius Anderton junr Ricardus Wilson
Margretta ux eius Oliverus Cottam, husbm
Willielmus Anderton Ricardus Cottam
Thomas Kitching,i goldsmith ux eius
uxor eius Thomas Kitching, butcher
Johannes Kitching Jana ux eius
Jacobus Kitching Henricus Clitherall, Joyner
Maria Kitching fil pred Thome Maria ux eius
Kitching Ricardus Charneley, husbm
Gilbertus Barton, husbn Eliz ux eius
Thomas Barton Georgius Charneley
Margretta ux eius Eliz ux eius
Laurentius Barnes Georgius Calvert, husbm
ux eius Gracia Calvert
Willielmus Horneby Antonius Sheppard
Jenetta ux eius Margretta ux eius
twenty, ordained priest March 26, 1701, and left Rome for St Gregory's Semi-
nary at Paris, where he pursued his studies, and then came to the mission. In
1 7 16 Peploe, the vicar of Preston, informed the Council that John Cardwell, a
Popish Priest abroad, held an estate called Belle Living, in Broughton, under
lease from Mr Shuttleworth. He died Sept. 17, 1728, aged 53. EUzabeth, dau.
of William Cardwell, of Barton, yeoman, who died Feb. 21, 1697, from whom
Lord Cardwell descended, married in 1671 Roger Gradell, of Barton, who died
in 1700, descended from Roger, a younger son of Christopher Gradell, of
Barbies Moor, in Ulnes Walton, by Jennet, dau. of Richard Charnock, of
Charnock Richard. She subsequently removed to Femyhalgh, within Brough-
ton, where she was a non-juror in 171 7, and by her will, dated Dec. 4, 17 19, and
proved in 1728, she left bequests to her daughter Margaret, wife of William
Shepherd, of Fernyhalgh, father of William Shepherd, of Croxteth. One of the
Card wells married Elizabeth, dau. of James Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite Lodge,
and had issue James Cardwell; Mary, wife of Mr Rigby, of Walton-le-Dale, and
mother of the Rev. John Rigby and the Rev. Nicholas Rigby, who died
respectively in 1871, aged ^6, and 1886 aged 86; Isabel, wife of Mr MacNeal; and
Nancy, wife of James Midgeall, of Blacke Hall, in Goosnargh, whose son Robert
alienated that ancient inheritance in 1807.
^The Kitchens are on the recusant rolls from the commencement in, 1 591.
The will of Thomas Kitchen, of Barton, was proved in 1677. Anne Kitchen,
widow, was a Catholic non- juror in 17 17 at Barton, and her will was proved in
1732. They were spread about in neighbouring townships. Edward Kitchen
alias Smith took the oath at Douay in 1670, was ordained priest, and succeeded
Rev. John Langton alias Baldwin at Higher Shuttlingfields, in Walton-le-dale,
in 1684, and thence succeeded Rev. George Crook at Bank Hall in Broughton
in 1709, and whilst there on Jan. 15, 17 16, was convicted at the Lancaster
sessions as "a reputed Popish Priest." His nephew, the Rev. Edward Kitchen,
educated at Douay and Lisbon, died a professor at the latter college in 1732.
Rev. John Kitchen alias Marsden, born in 1741, ordained at Douay in 1768 and
appointed a professor, left May 15, 1770, and was appointed to Chester, where
he was succeeded in 1794 by Rev. James Lancaster. The Rev. Edward Kitchen
alias Marsden, born in 1747, ordained at Douay in 1770, left Aug. 17, 1772, and
was appointed chaplain at Lartington Hall, and there he remained till he was
recalled to Douay to be President of the College, where he arrived July 30, 1791,
but owing to the terrible effect produced on his nerves and health by the French
Revolution, he resigned his office and left the College for England on the
following October 3, and returning to Lartington died there Jan. 3, 1793- The
Kitchens leased Catforth Hall, in Woodplumpton, early in the eighteenth
century, and farmed it for some time.
i66 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
ELSwicK [sT Michael's]
Johannes Leckenby ^ yeom Dorothea ux Willielmi Hoole, sen
Alicia ux eius Willielmus Hole jun'^
Ellena Johnson, vid Ricardus Hoole fil pred Willielmi
Anna ux Willielmi Smith Hoole sen. [Hoole
Jenetta Crooke, spinster Eliz Hoole ^ fil pred Willielmi
^ John Leckonby, of the Desmesne of Elswick, and subsequently of Leckon-
by House, Great Eccleston, estates inherited from his father Richard, a royaUst
engaged in the civil wars who had to compound for his estate, married Alice,
dau. of Richard Gillow, of Bryning, but died sine prole, and was buried at St
Michael's-on-Wyre, Dec. 31, 1690. Though described as yeoman in the roll, he
always appears as gentleman in deeds. His grandfather and namesake, from
whom the estates descended, was an active Royalist, married Alice, dau. of
Thomas Singleton, of Staining Hall, by Cecily, dau. of William Gerard, of Ince
Hall, and besides Richard, his son and heir, had a younger son George, whose
son John, of Great Eccleston, by his wife Ann, dau. of William Hoole, of Staynoe,
was the father of Fathers Richard and Thomas Leckonby, S.J., the former
of whom died at Croston Hall in 1 77 1 , aged seventy- two, and the latter in Mary-
land in 1734, aged thirty- two. John Leckonby, the recusant named in the text,
was succeeded according to the entail by his brother Richard, who married
Ann, dau. of William Hesketh, of Maynes Hall, by Perpetua, dau. of Thomas
Westby, of Mowbreck Hall. His daughters. Sisters Mary Aloysia and Anne
Winefred, were professed Poor Clares at Gravelines in 1718 and 1729, and died
respectively in 1751 and 1756, aged fifty-two and fifty; and his son and heir,
William Leckonby, married Ann, dau. of Thomas Hothersall, of Hother-
sall Hall, and sister and coheiress of John Hothersall, and brought to
the family the manor of Hothersall and other estates; and she and
her husband with their five children are depicted in the family group
entitled "The Heiress of Hothersall Hall," published in Smith's Hist, of
Rihchester. The infant in the lap of the mother is the portrait of Fr Thomas
Leckonby, S.J., born in 171 7, who served Pontop Hall, Durham, from 1748
till his death in 1778. The eldest son Richard succeeded to the family
estates, and with his wife Mary, dau. and eventual coheiress of William
Hathornthwaite, of the Demesne of Catshaw, by Ellen, dau. and coheiress of
Richard Blackburne, of Stockenbridge Manor, acquired the Demesne of Cat-
shaw, adjoining Hathornthwaite, Livesey Hall in Sutton, the Luddocks estate,
and land in Hale. Richard Leckonby, the last squire, died in 1783, his only son
William having been killed whilst hunting in Wyresdale in the preceding year.
Mary Leckonby, the son's daughter and sole heiress, bom in 1777, became the
wife of Thomas Henry Hele Phipps, of Leighton House, Wilts, J. P., D.L., High
Sheriff of that county in 1804, and thus the Leckonby family became extinct in
the male line. There were two secular priests who went by the name of Leckon-
by, probably that of their grandmother, whose real name was White, sons of
John White, of Great Eccleston, and his wife Alice Southworth, Luke, born in
1 708, who was ordained at Rome in 1 73 1 , and lived many years at Alston, where
he died in July, 1765, and John, born in 1710, who, after studying at Ferny-
halgh, went to Rome, where he was ordained in 1733, left for Douay to finish
his theology in 1 7 34, and on J une 1 4, 1 73 5 , set out for the mission in Yorkshire, and
resided with Mr Markham, whence in 1741 he removed to Euxton Hall, the
seat of the Andertons, where he remained till his death, Feb. 7, 1778.
2 Elizabeth Hoole, of Elswick, spinster, was a Catholic non- juror in 17 17.
The will of her father was proved in 1715. By will dated April 26, 1727, she
charged a meadow in Elswick, which she gave to the Catholic chapel at Great
Eccleston, with the annual payment of £7) to the poor of Elswick, and her will
was proved in 1730. Her sister Ann, in 1682 married John Leckonby, of Great
Eccleston, father of the two Jesuits. The Hooles were of ancient lineage. William
Hoole, senior, was descended from John Hoole or Hulle, of Carlton, who in
1548 married Alice, dau. of WiUiam Gillow, of Bryning, and had issue a son
John Hulle, of Carlton, whose wife was the only daughter and eventual heiress
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 167
Anna ux Willielmi Turner ^ Gratia ux eius
Ellena Turner fil pred Willielmi Alicia Tayler fil pred Johannis
Johannes Tayler Tayler
LEA [PRESTONJ
Eliz Holme, vid^ uxeius
Johannes Wharles ^ Margretta Gregson, vid
of Hugh Singleton (second son of George Singleton, of Staining Hall) , by Mar-
garet, sister and coheiress of Laurence Carlton, of Carlton, whose wife Margaret
was Hugh Singleton's sister. Of this family was Sister Dorothy Clare Hoole, pro-
fessed a Poor Clare at Gravelines in 1763, having been seventeen years an
extern, and died in 1792, aged sixty-seven.
^The will of Wilham Turner's father and namesake, also of Elswick,
yeoman, was proved in 1631, and his own in 1668. His son and namesake, whose
will was dated Oct. 29, 1703, and proved in 1704, by Margaret his wife, had issue
John Turner, of Elswick, yeoman, a Catholic non-juror in 17 17, Laurence, Anne,
married to John Roe in 1722, and Elizabeth. John Turner sold his estate in
Elswick to William Smith, of Elswick, likewise a Catholic non- juror in 17 17, a
younger son of the family settled at Cornerow in Greenhalgh-cum-Thistleton
and at Forton, whose son Robert was the father of William, his eldest son, Alice,
wife of Robert Haydock, of Leach Hall, in Bartle, and Richard. Richard's
son Robert, of Larbreck, by his wife Ann, sister to the Right Rev. George
Browne, first Bishop of Liverpool, had a son Richard, of Preston, father of the
Rev. Robert Smith, D.D., formerly vice-rector of the English College at Rome,
the Rev. Bro. Edward Gilbert Smith, Xaverian, who died at Mayfield, Dec. 3,
1907, aged seventy-seven, and Sarah, widow of Henry John Hansom, of
London, eldest son of the eminent architect, Joseph A. Hansom.
2 The will of Elizabeth Helme (Holme and Holmes were common corruptions
of the name) was proved in 1690. The Helmes of Lea were a junior branch of the
very old family of the name seated at Church House in Goosnargh, of whom
John Helme, a priest, was living there in 1478, and another of the same name
was curate of Goosnargh in 1 583, whilst a third priest, says Col. Fishwick in his
Hist, of Goosnargh, Nicholas Helme, was vicar of Kirkham in 1594. Dom Hugh
Bede Helme alias Tapin, O.S.B., a native of Lancashire, whom Abbot Snow in
his Benedictine Necrology confuses with Thomas Tunstall alias Helmes, the
martyr, in 1600 was admitted into the English College at Valladolid, which he
left to join the Benedictines in 1603, and died in Durham in 1629; Dom Gregory
Helme, O.S.B., died in 1696; Dom Richard Helme, or Holmes, O.S.B., died at
Sefton in 1717; and Dom Thomas Wilfrid Helme, O.S.B., of the Church House
family, professed in 1699, died in 1742. There were several Franciscans of the
family — Fr Thomas Willibrord Helme or Holmes was serving in the neighbour-
hood of Goosnargh, probably at White Hill, in 1728, and died in 1772 or 1773;
Fr Germanus Helme or Holmes succeeded to White Hill in 1738, and from thence
served Lee House till 1745, when he was thrown into Lancaster Castle, where
he died a confessor of the faith in 1 746 ; and Edward Helme or Holme, a novice
at Douay in 1757, was assistant chaplain to the English nuns at Acre in Artois,
subsequently came to the mission, and finally conformed, and as a reward for
his apostasy received a living in Essex, but died the day he preached his first
sermon, about 1773. And lastly may be named a direct descendant of the lady
of the text, the Rev. Edward Helme or Holmes, son of Thomas Helme, of Lea,
tanner, a Catholic non-juror in 1717, and his wife Elizabeth Barton, born in
Jan., 1725, who, after studying at Femyhalgh and the Rev. Simon George
Bordley's school at Salwick Hall, was admitted into Douay College, Sept. 25,
'^72)7> ordained priest Sept. 21, 1748, after teaching syntax, poetry, and philo-
sophy, came to the mission in 1753, and was appointed to Manchester, which
he served till his death, Oct. 16, 1773. His brother's daughter became the wife
of John Turner, an attorney in Preston, and was mother of the Rt Rev. WiUiam
Turner, first Bishop of Salford, born 1799, died 1872, whose brother John suc-
ceeded to the small estate of the Helmes in Lea, which is now held by his son and
namesake. ^ His will was proved in 1667.
l68 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
LEA, ASHTON, INGOL, AND COTTAM [pRESTON]
Johannes Harrison^ Johannes Crouchley^
ux eius Thomas Harrison
Georglus Sherington ^ Maria Harrison
ux eius Henricus Graystock
Margretta Grason, vid uxor eius
Jacobus Seed
^The will of John Harrison, of Lea, yeoman, was proved in 1669, and that
of his grandson and namesake, son and heir of John Harrison, of Lea, yeoman,
was proved Aug. 7, 1 723, by Elizabeth, his widow, dau. of Christopher Walmesley
and his wife Margaret. The marriage settlement between John Harrison and
Elizabeth Walmesley was dated Nov. 2, 1700. They were a very staunch recu-
sant family. John Harrison, son of John and Elizabeth, born Sept. 21, 17 14,
went to Douay in Sept;, 1729, was ordained priest Dec. 23, 1741, and was placed
at Cottam, where his house and chapel were attacked in 1745 iDy a No-Popery
mob, whom "he resisted with intrepidity," says an old writing, but both were
burnt down by the ruffians. He then removed to Towneley Hall, the seat of the
Towneleys, where he remained for thirty years, as long as his strength permitted
him to serve, and then he retired to the house of his brother Lawrence in Friar-
gate, Preston, where he died Jan. 16, 1780.
2 The Sherringtons were recusants in Ashton temp. Jac. I. Francis Sher-
rington, Esq., died a prisoner for recusancy in Lancaster Castle about 1679, but
he was of Booths, another family, and administration to his estate was granted
in 1684. The will of Elizabeth Sherrington, of Ashton, was proved 1618-9, and
that of Margaret Sherrington, of the same, in 1683. The family subsequently
removed to Preston, where Henry Sherrington died July 12, 1834, aged sixty-
three, father of the late Madame Lemens-Sherrington, the famous singer.
3 The various spellings of this name have already been noted. The family
originally came from Charnock Richard, and branches were settled at Euxton,
Clayton, and neighbouring townships. The way they came to Lea is as follows.
Roger Critchlowe, of Charnock Richard, married Margaret, natural daughter
of Alexander Hoghton, of Lea Hall and Hoghton Tower, who died in 1581,
leaving in his will considerable legacies to Margaret Critchlowe and her family,
which, however, he afterwards revoked by codicil. Nevertheless, Roger Critch-
lowe probably received a grant of land at Lea from his wife's father. Both he
and his wife appear as recusants from the commencement of the rolls in 34 Eliz.
1 591-2 till 161 3-14 or later, and for some years after 1622 Margaret appears as
a widow. In 16 14 Roger Crichlowe, junior, and his wife Margaret appear, and in
1627 William Crichlowe and his widowed mother Margaret, all of Charnock
Richard. In 161 3 William Critchlow, gent., was living at Lea; and it is said that
during the civil wars the family residence at Lea was partially demolished, and
was rebuilt by this William, or a namesake and grandson of Roger. In 1679 a
clock was put up in the front of their residence, which struck the hour, and from
which it was afterwards known as Clock House. In 17 17 Ann Chritchlow, of
Newsham, widow of William Chritchlow, of Lea, gent., registered her estate as
a Catholic non- juror. The wills of three Williams (of Lea) were proved respec-
tively in 1673, 171 1, and 1748, the last leaving a widow Elizabeth. The family
lost its religion towards the end of the eighteenth century, the last possessor
of the estate being chiefly remarkable for his loose and profane language. It is
said that James Critchley, son of William Critchley, as the name was latterly
spelt, was a captain in the Liverpool Light Horse, and died in 1873. The
Critchleys were distinguished for their size, being very tall and often of heavy
build. Clock House, situated in Sidgreaves Lane, Lea, was sold, by the last of
the family resident there, to George Gillow, of Moor House, Newton-cum-
Scales, about the end of the eighteenth century, and by him it was transferred
to William Smith, of Forton. A new house was erected slightly in front of the
old one, but the remains of the ancient clock and its works were still in existence
in the old building in the early years of the nineteenth century. In compara-
tively recent times the name has been changed to Lea Lodge.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 169
Henricus Browne Ricardus Higginson
ux eius ux eius
Johannes Hodkinson Anna ux Thome Baron
Thomas Moore Anna Charneley
Jacobus Holinshead^ Margretta fFrancett^
ELSTgN [pRESTON]
Katherina Huthersall Willielmus Gregson
Ellena Seed, spinster Brigitta ux eius
Ricardus Clarkeson Ricardus Landall alias Clarkeson
Jenetta ux eius husbm
Leonardus Walmesley^ Alexandrus Gregson, husbm
Alicia ux eius Eliz ux eius
hardhorn-cum-newton [poulton]
Thomas Bamber Eliz Gaulther, vid
Maria ux Johannis Bisbrowne^ Thomas Leigh
weaver uxor eius
newsham [kirkham]
Robertus Crosse, husbm Johannes Hodkinson
Margretta Crosse, vid Johannes Winder, husbm
Johannes Parkinson, husbm garstang
Johannes Parkinson, husbm Ellena Bell, vid
Katherina Hodkinson, vid Jacobus Case
^The will of James Hollinghead, of Ingol, was proved in 1668.
2 This is an error for Margaret ffrance, of Greaves Town, in Ashton, a very-
ancient family which had resided there for many generations, and constantly
appears in the rolls. John ffrance, of Greaves Town, married Margaret, younger
daughter and coheiress of Richard Eccleston or Kerstone, of Little Eccleston
Hall, who died in or about 1546, when that manor passed to the ffrances. Their
son John ffrance, of Little Eccleston Hall and Greaves Town, married Alice,
dau. of George Gillow, of Bryning, and on the same day, March 10, 1551, her
brother Richard Gillow, of Bryning, married Alice, sister of John ffrance. The
latter's grandson and namesake had three sons, John, Henry, and William.
It is the family tradition that William obtained the Little Eccleston estate
through apostacy. Anyhow, his descendants continued to hold that estate, and
resided there till his greatgrandson, John ffrance, acquired Rawcliffe Hall,
forfeited from the Butlers on account of the part they took in the Jacobite rising
in 1 7 1 5 , through his marriage with Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Thomas
Roc who had purchased the estate. Their only son John ffrance, of Rawcliffe
Hall and Little Eccleston Hall, died s.p. in 18 17, aged ninety-one, when his
extensive estates were devised to Thomas Wilson, of Preston, who assumed the
name of ffrance, whose wife was a distant relation of John ffrance's grand-
mother. The descendants of the elder branch of the family continued to reside
at Greaves Town. John ffrance, great grandson of the eldest brother of William,
the ancestor of the Rawcliffe branch, married Anne, sister and coheiress of
Dom Oswald Eaves, O.S.B. (descended from the ancient Catholic family of
Eyves of Fishwick Hall, who died in 1793, aged fifty-four), and his grandson,
John ffrance, of Greaves Town, married Mary, daughter of John Gillow, of
Elswick Grange and Salwick Hall, and died in 1883, aged eighty- three, when the
Greaves Town estate descended according to the entail to his eldest son and
namesake, who disposed of it, and died unmarried. Greaves Town contained
much antique oak furniture, old china and other ornamental effects of the early
Stuart period, handed down from generation to generation, all of which have
been dispersed, and the house itself has been turned into a farm.
3 Will proved in 1673.
* Wills of two of this name, John Bisbrowne, of Thornton, were proved in
1688 and 1693.
170 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CMAS 11. LANCASHIRE
Isabella Bell fil pred Ellene Willielmus Romley, glover
Margretta Burches, vid Brianus Jackson, Carpenter
Georgius Skelton Ellena ux eius
Robertas Croston, husbm Robertus Rathmell, Lab"*
Maria Burham, vid Alicia ux eius
Katherina Dalton, vid Maria ux Ricardi Whittingham
JenettauxRobertiPlessington,^ Jacobus Pickering, Tayler
gen. Alicia ex eius
Willielmus Greene, Alehouse- Eliz ux Roberti Rodes
keeper Margretta Houghton, vid
Jana ux eius Johannes Herritage, husbm
Johannes Harrison, Lab"" Dorothea Travers,^ spinster
Ellena ux eius Eliz Miller, spinster
1 Robert Plesington, of Byreworth in Garstang, was buried Jan. 20, 1669-70,
and the will of his widow Jane (of the text) was proved in 1670. He was pro-
bably a younger son of Robert Plesington, of Dimples Hall.^by his second wife
Jane, daughter of Christopher Parker, of Radham Laund. He had a son John
buried at Garstang in 161 1 , another, Thomas, to whom in his will dated Jan. 25,
1665, he left his land in Great Eccleston known as Plesingtons, and daughters
Anne, wife of George Whittingham (whose son Robert seems to have succeeded
to Byreworth), Margaret, Grace, Jane and Katharine.
2 This venerable old lady was the very last of the ancient race of Travers of
Nateby Hall, in the parish of Garstang, and of Tulketh Hall in Ashton, in the
parish of Preston. The Travers family came over with William the Conqueror,
and obtained the manor of Nateby towards the close of the thirteenth century,
when Thomas Travers, son of Lawrence, married Isabel, daughter and heiress
of William de Nateby. Lawrence, son and heir of Thomas Travers and Isabel
Nateby, married Elena, dau. and coheiress of John de Haydock, of Tulketh
Castle in Ashton, an estate inherited by the Haydocks of Haydock and Cottam
from the dau. and heiress of Marmaduke de Tulketh early in the twelfth
century. Thus the two estates descended from father to son till the time of
William Travers, and his son Richard, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation
of 161 3, each generation having intermarried with the oldest families of the
counties of Lancashire, Yorkshire and Westmorland. They were true to the
old Faith, and suffered heavily for their recusancy, both in fine and imprison-
ment. William Travers, who suffered imprisonment for recusancy in 1584, was
the son of Richard Travers by Grace, dau. of Richard Redman, of Harewood
Castle, Co. York. He married Annetta, dau. of Thomas Lathom, of Parbold
Hall, by Isabel, dau. of Alexander Standish, of Standish Hall, and had three sons,
Richard, Edward, and William, and five daughters, Isabel, Ellen, Dorothy (of
the text), Eleanor, and Katherine. Edward, the second son went to St Omer's
College, whence he proceeded to Rome, where he entered the English hospice,
Sept. 20, 1 61 9, under the alias of Francis Hill, and on the same date was
admitted into the English College as a convictor, as Edward Hill vere Travers,
but left on July 16, 1621, and eventually was admitted into the English College
of Valladolid, in 1623, under the a^ms of Edward Kisley alias Houghton. There
he completed his third year's theology, and left for Flanders on Sept. 22, 1629,
to enter the Society, but for some reason was not received till 1642, when
he was already a priest, being at the time forty or forty-one years of age. He
again visited the English hospice at Rome on Jan. i, 1646, under his own name,
but in the following April is entered as Fr Edward Risley. After this he became
English Procurator at Madrid, and died there in 1654. Of WilUam, the third son,
nothing is known. Two of the daughters married — Isabel to Alderman James
Wall, of Moor Hall, Preston (son of Thomas Wall, of the same by Jane, dau. of
Oliver Tootell, of Lower Healey Hall), whose dau. Margery married (i) John
Hothersall of Hothersall Hall, and (2) Robert Haydock of Cottam Hall; and
Ellen to Maxey Nelson, of Fairhurst Hall, Captain of Foot in the King's Army,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 1^1
Anna ux Edwardi Leyland Eliz Reame fil pred Johannis
Ricardus Richardson, cooper Jacobus ffletcher, Lab
kirkland infra garstang. uxor eius
Henricus White, alehouse keeper Priscilla ux Johannis Wood
uxor eius Gracia Wood fil pred Johannis
Johannes Ayre, husbm Eliz Wood fil pred Johannis
uxor eius Janetta Williamson, spinster,
Willielmus Cottam, husbm JonaSwartbrookeservt. Thome\
Marg-retta Bergis, vid Nickson /
Willielmus Pie, husbn Johannes Sturzaker
uxor eius Anna ux eius
Jana Pye fil pred Willielmi nateby infra garstang
Ag-nes Walker Elizabetha Sturzaker
Thomas Walker, Tayler Johannes Miller
Margretta Kirkby, vid Robertus Miller
Marg-retta Curwen, vid Katherina Miller, spinster
Margretta Browne, spinster Gracia Miller, spinster
Robertus Bradley, Taylor ux Thome Greene,^ gen
Dorothea ux Johannis Reame Ricardus Sherdley
who was slain at the battle of Marston Moor, July 2, 1644. Richard, the eldest
son, who was twenty-three years of age in 161 3, joined with his father in 1626,
in the sale of Nateby Hall estate to George Preston, of Holker Hall, whose
grandson George conveyed it in 1654 to Walter Strickland, of Sizergh Castle,
CO. Westmorland, and his son, Robert, again sold it to George Leyburne, of
Cunswick Hall in that county. About the same time the Tulketh Hall estate
was sold to the Werdens. Thus the family came to an end, and the name disap-
pears from the records of that part of the county. The chapel in Nateby Hall
was almost continuously served from the time of Elizabeth till almost the close
of the eighteenth century, for its owners were all Catholics till it finally passed
into Protestant hands about 1807. The names of many of the chaplains are
preserved. As for Tulketh Hall, at which the monks temporarily settled in 1 124
before erecting Furness Abbey, Mass continued to be said in its domestic
chapel during the reigns of Elizabeth and her immediate successors. From the
Werdens it passed to the Rawstornes, and from them to the Heskeths, and
during their residence, in 1687, Bishop John Leyburne confirmed 1,153 persons
there and in the chapel at Preston. Some of the priests' names are on record.
Tulketh Hall, planted on an elevated site overlooking the Ribble, close to
Preston, and, in the writer's recollection approached by an avenue of ancient
trees from the marsh below, was a large and very ancient structure, greatly
altered in appearance under so-called restoration by the eminent architect, J. A.
Hansom, in his younger days. It has recently been acquired by the Brothers of
Charity and turned into a Home, but it is now surrounded by streets of small
houses, and forms an integral part of Preston.
1 Thomas Greene, of Bowers House, in Little Nateby, married Margaret,
dau.of Edward Ireland, of Lydiate Hall. Thomas and William Greene appear in
the roll for 1679. The family had long resided at Bowers House, a fine old mansion
in the early seventeenth-century style of architecture, bearing the date 1627,
and the initials R.G., and G.G., for Richard Greene and Grace his wife, who
both appear in the rolls between 161 3 and 1637. How the family became
possessed of the estate has not been ascertained. In the reign of Edward III it
belonged to Robert de Bower. Richard Greene was the surviving executor to
Thomas Lord Gerard in 161 8. His son Richard married Dorothy, daughter of
John Brockholes, of Claughton Hall, and was the father of Thomas of the text.
Dorothy's will was proved in 1661. Thomas Greene was buried at Garstang,
March 23, 1708-9. His widow and her sons Thomas and William were living at
Bowers House in 1711-14, and are often referred to by Tyldesley, the diarist.
172 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Jacobus Browne, servus pred forton infra garstang.
Ricardi Ricardus Newsham,^ gen
Robertas Tomlinson, husbm ux eius
Anna ux eius Willielmus Cowell
Eliz Wittingham, vid Alicia Browne
Jacobus Parkinson pilling infra garstang.
Johannes Harrison, Taylor Jacobus Smith, husbm
Eliz ux eius Anna ux eius
Robertus Curwen, lab"" Anna Smith fil pred Jacobi
Margretta ux eius Eliz ux Christopheri ffox
Anna Cartmell, spinster cabus infra garstang.
Anna Margarson Eliz Ellis, vid
wiNMARLEiGH INFRA GARSTANG Anna ffellady
Ellena ux Christopheri Saul Thomas Crosse, Sadler
Johannes Crosse, Lab"" Ellena Crosse
Margretta ux eius Anna ux Johannis Charnock
Rogerus Noell, Lab"" Thomas Cowell
Jana ux eius Ellena Daniell
Sissilia ux Jacobi Curwen Georgius Unsworth, smith
Johannes Haworth Jona ux eius
Estra ux eius Agnes Clarke, vid
Wilhelmus Haworth fil pred Jona Clarke fil pred Agnetis
Johannis Henricus Topping, Gunsmith
uxor eius
There was a chapel in the mansion, with the necessary hiding places, approached
by curious winding stairs. On Sunday, Oct. 26, 1712, Tyldesley went there for
Mass. but his loyalty to "James III" was evidently sorely offended, for he
adds, "but Sherdy did not pray for our master." Sherdy or Shirdley was proba-
bly one of the congregation and not the priest. In 1 717 Thomas Greene's dau„
Agnes Greene, was residing at Bowers House, and registered her estate as a
Catholic non- juror. It was possibly her brother John Greene, of Bowers House,
who married Ann, dau. of Thomas Westby, of Mowbreck Hall and Bume Hall,
by Bridget, dau. of Thomas Clifton, of Lytham Hall, Westby Hall, and Clifton
Hall. The estate seems to have passed from the family about 1745, and it then
removed from the district. It was John Greene who was so successful in defend-
ing Lord Molyneux, Sir Thomas Chfton, Bart., and other Lancashire Catholics
in 1694 2ind 1695, 3^nd his grandson Francis Greene married Elizabeth, dau.
and eventual coheiress of Cuthbert Clifton, of Sal wick, Sir Thomas Clifton's
nephew. The issue of this marriage was Father Francis Greene, S.J., born 1748,
died 1774; Thomas, bom 1753, who was still alive, and resident in Liverpool, in
1833; and Frances, wife of Thomas West, of Eccleston, father of Father
Francis West, S.J., who died in 1852, aged seventy.
1 Richard Newsham was one of the purchasers of the manor of Forton in
1643-4. His will was proved in 1672, and that of his elder brother Robert in
1677. Their father was WilHam Newsham, second son of Robert Newsham, of
Newsham Hall, in Plumpton, by his wife Elizabeth Sherburne, of Greenhalgh
Castle. William's elder brother Richard was hving at Newsham Hall in 1632,
soon after which the estate was sold. Richard married Barbara, dau. of Edmund
Fleetwood, of Rossall Grange, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Cheney, of Chesham
Bois, CO. Bucks. Her brother. Sir Paul Fleetwood, of Rossall, was bom about
1574. Of this family was probably Sister Anne Didacus Newsham, professed a
Poor Clare at Gravelines, in 1692, and died in 1719, aged forty-three. The
Newshams were once a powerful and influential family in Lancashire
and Yorkshire, and had possessed Newsham from a remote period. The
family returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1567, and another appears in
Fishwick's Hist, of Goosnargh.
lancashire convicted recusants, chas ii. i73
Nether Wyresdale [Garstang]
Willielmus Baynes ^ Andreas Sykes fil pred Edwardi
Jana Winderhouse Dorothea Sykes fil pred Edwardi
Thomas Baynes fil pred Willielmi Edwardus Wynder, husbm
uxor eius ux Christopher! Caw-
Matheus Stirzaker, husbm thorne^
Bartholomeus Baynes, husbm Johannes Cottam, husbm
Jona Baynes fil pred Bartholomei Eliz ux eius
Maria Baynes fil pred Bartholomei ux Ricardi Higginson
Willielmus Winderhouse Thomas Sykes, husbm
uxor eius uxor eius
Nicholaus Marscough, husbm Stephanus Burne, Lab.
Margretta ux eius ux Rogeri Greene
Robertus Clarkeson Jana Hubberstie, vid
Dorothea Proctor Willielmus Hubberstie, car-
Johannes Sykes sen penter
Johannes Sykes, jun. Ricardus Parkinson ^
Alicia Pateson Ricardus Blackborne ^
Edwardus Sykes Margretta ux eius
uxor eius
^William Baines, who appears in the rolls as early as 1635, married Marga-
ret Sykes, and his son John was ordained priest at the Enghsh College at Rome,
Aug. 13, 1662. Upon admittance to the College, in 1659, he said that his parents
were of the middle class, but descended from an ancient stock, and that he had
one brother and two sisters. His parents had suffered much on account of their
religion, and were reduced to very slender means in consequence. He left the
College for the mission, April 18, 1666. Mary Baynes, named in the text, is
probably identical with Sister Mary Joseph, a Poor Clare, professed at Grave-
lines, in 1706, after serving twenty- two years in the extern quarters, who died
in 1 7 18, aged sixty-seven. The family had long been settled in Nether Wyresdale,
and appears in the rolls from the commencement in 1591.
* The will of John Cawthorne, of Nether Wyresdale, was proved in 167 1, and
that of William Cawthorne, of the same, in 1692. The family subsequently lost
its faith, and late in the eighteenth century the last of them, Elizabeth Caw-
thorne, married James Fenton, of Lancaster, who died in Nov., 1791, aged
seventy-five. Their son, John Fenton, in 1781 assumed by Royal licence the
name of Cawthorne, and resided at Fenton-Cawthorne House in Lancaster. He
was Colonel of the Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia, represented
Lancaster in Parliament for many years, and died in 183 1, aged seventy-eight.
In his person George HI once contemplated the revival of the Barony of Wyres-
dale.
3 The Parkinsons of Swineshead (or Swanshead) in Wyresdale, appear
annually in the rolls. The will of Laurence Parkinson, of Swineshead, was
proved in 1592, and that of Thomas, of the same, gent,, in 1639. The latter and
his son Laurence appear in the rolls between 161 8 and 1633, after which Laur-
ence alone appears, and his will was proved in 1664. Richard of the text,
continues on the rolls till 1683, possibly being identical with the Richard whose
will was proved in that year.
* Richard Blackburne, of Scorton Hall, was of course one of the Blackbumes
of Scorton, Thistleton, Eccleston, and Stockenbridge, but his exact place in the
pedigree is not shown. He married Margaret, daughter of Richard Nelson, of
Mawdesley, a branch of the Nelsons of Fairhurst Hall, and in 1679 and 1682
Richard Blackburne was residing at Mawdesley. He died at Scorton, and his will
was proved in 1686. His widow continued to reside at Scorton, and was a
Catholic non- juror in 1717. By will dated Jan. 15, 17 18, proved 1720, she made
her bequests to the poor of Nether Wyresdale and Mawdesley.
174
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Ellena Mayrscough ^
Willielmus Pickering jun"^
Eliz ux eius
Janetta ux Johannis Pickering -
Isabella Pickering fil pred Johan-
nis
Johannes Cowell, husbm
uxor eius
Janetta ux Johannis Burne
Johannes Burne, junr fil
Johannis
Ellena ux Willielmi Ward
Thomas Hebson, carpenter
Jana ux eius
Willielmus Winderous ^
Margretta ux eius
Willielmus Winderous fil pred
Willielmi
pred
Barnacre infra Garstang.
Isabella ux Roberti Kendall *
Andreas Mayre, yeom. ^
Isabella ux eius
Robertus Mayre fil pred. Andreae
Anna Baynes
Willielmus Parkinson, husbm
Maria ux eius
Galfridus Wilcocks, husb.
Anna ux eius
Dorothea ux Henrici Breares ^'
ux Thome Catton •'
Thomas Goose, ^ webster
Margretta ux eius
Alicia Howker, spinster
Margretta Wright, vid
ux Willielmi Edforth ^
Willielmus Rathmell, Carpenter
1 The Myerscoughs were old recusants in Wyresdale, Thomas, described as
gentleman, being on the rolls between 1629-36.
' The will of John Pickering, of Scorton, was proved in 1670.
8 The will of William Windress (or Winderhouse) of Lower Wyresdale was
proved in 1678.
* His will was proved in 1670, and that of William Kendall, of Barnacre, in
1694.
* Andrew Maire was the fourth son of Robert Maire, of Hardwick Hall, co.
Durham. He married Isabel, dau. of John Richardson, of Myerscough, gent.,
and according to Dugdale's Visitation of Durham in 1666 had issue — Thomas,
John, Robert, Anne, Grace, and Mary. His will was proved in 1677. His son
Robert, a recusant 1679-82, became a silversmith and watchmaker in Preston,
and his will was proved in 1691.
* He would no doubt be a son of Roger Breres, of Barnacre, descended from
the family seated at Walton Hall, near Liverpool.
' Probably son of Christopher Caton, of Barnacre, a recusant as early as
1610. There were several branches of the family settled in Claughton and neigh-
bouring townships, and two of them were Catholic non- jurors in 17 17.
® Later on under Claughton appear the names of Thomas Goose and Anne
his wife. There were several branches of the family. Alexander, Robert, and
Henry Goose held lands in Barnacre under Lord Gerard in 1604. Henry was a
recusant in 1636, and his will, or that of one of his name, was proved in 1671.
" Old cos Tom Goose," and "Young cos Tom Goose," of Catterall, are referred to
byTyldesley inhis Diary in 1712. The son was "out" in 171 5, and in consequence
was attainted of high treason, and executed at Garstang, Feb. 14, 17 16. It is
the local tradition that he was arrested at Garstang for shouting out to the
Jacobites as they marched through the town — "Hey ye on my lads and you '11
take the crown with a distaff." His father registered his estate at Sturzaker
Houses in Catterall as a Cathohc non-juror in 1717, and dying in 1721, was
succeeded by his second son John, who had a son Thomas living in Over
Wyresdale in 1746. Some of them were well-connected, for Christopher Butler,
born in 1673, ^ younger son of Richard Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, married Agnes,
dau. and heiress of Thomas Goose, of Stalmine Hall. The will of Alexander
Goose, of Garstang, was proved in 1696. The name latterly was spelt Goss, and
the Right Rev. Alexander Goss, second Bishop of Liverpool, who died in 1872,
was descended from this family.
*The will of William Edsforth, of Parkhead in Barnacre, was proved in
1697. The family appears in the rolls from the commencement in 1591- Subse-
quently it removed to Myerscough Plank, and the will of Thomas Edsforth
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I75
Margretta ux eius Ricardus Goose, Tayler
Thomas Turner, Blacksmith Robertus Mearescough, husb.
Eliz ux eius Margretta ux eius
Bartholomeus Hall, Brasier Johannes Sturzaker, Tanner
Isabella ux eius Issabella ux eius
Robertus Parkinson, Lab Alicia Baines, spinster
Eliz ux eius Ricardus Charnock, Lab.
Willielmus Pickering, husb. Robertus Charnock
EUena ux eius Willielmus Patteson, husb.
Maria Goose Anna ux eius
Anna ux Georgii Whittingham^ Jana ux Willielmi Bailton,^ gen
yeom Willielmus Cowell, Lab^
Johannes Parkinson Ellena ux eius
Thomas Danson, Lab. Alicia ux Willielmi Charnock
Anna ux eius Jenetta Robbinson, spinster
Willielmus Udall, Lab bonds infra garstang.
Dorothea Udall Johannes Leigh
Isaac Hodgson, Carpenter Isabella Leigh, vid
Margretta ux eius Jenetta ux Willielmi Labray
Jana Hodgson fil pred Isaaci Christopher Atkinson, husb.
Ellena Parkinson, spinster Eliz ux eius
Willielmus Ward, Lab. Jana Pleasington, fil pred. Alicie
Anna ux eius Pleasington ^
Alicia Goose, vid Margeria Pleasington
of that place was proved in 1729. His grandson and namesake married Mary,
dau. of James Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite Lodge, and their son Thomas, bom in
1777, married Alice, dau. and coheiress of Robert Haydock, of Leach Hall.
The latter sold the small estate of Myerscough Plank, and was succeeded by his
son Thomas Edsforth, of Bradkirk Hall, who married Barbara, dau. of Richard
Bilsborrow, and sister of the Right Rev. John Bilsborrow, third Bishop of
Salford, but dying sine prole in 1882, the family became extinct.
^ George Whittingham, son of Richard Whittingham, of Barnacre, married
(i) in 1656, Jennet Cowell, of Goosnargh, and (2) Anne, dau. of Robert Plesing-
ton, of Byreworth, in Garstang, by whom he had Robert, who seems to have
succeeded to Byreworth, Richard, Elizabeth, Jane, and Margaret. George
Whittingham's father, Richard, who settled in Barnacre, was the second son
of Thomas Whittingham, of Whittingham Hall, His mother was Elizabeth, dau.
of Richard Walmesley.
2 By his will dated July 23, 1679, proved in 1686, he left considerable
bequests to the poor.
3 There is an evident omission here. The Plesingtons, of Dimples Hall, in
Barnacre-with-Bonds were a very ancient Catholic family, and returned
pedigrees at the Visitations of 1567 and 161 3. Richard de Plesington had con-
veyed to him the lands of Richard de Dimples in 1373-4. They intermarried
with leading county families. Alice Plesington, named in the text, was the wife
or widow of Robert Plesington, of Dimples, and dau. of Laurence Rawstorne of
Newhall, by Holcroft, dau. of Robert Hesketh.of Rufford Hall. Her husband, who
suffered much for his loyalty, died in Oct., 1668, at which date his son and
namesake was forty-two years of age, and the will of the latter was proved in
1673. Mrs Plesington's youngest son, John, was sent to the school privately
kept by the Jesuits at Scarisbrick Hall, and in consequence adopted the name
of Scarisbrick. He was ordained priest at Valladolid, and was chaplain at
Puddington Hall, Cheshire, at the time he was arrested during the Gates Plot
ferment. He was indicted and condemned to death at Chester for being a priest,
and was martyred at West Chester, July 19, 1679. The martyr's aunt Margaret,
176 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Willielmus Pickerington Ellena Hilton, spinster
Jenetta ux Ricardi Cartmell, Michael ffisher, husb.
husb. Jacobus Rathmell, lab*"
Jacobus Rye uxor ejus
Alicia Rabye, vid Robertus Rathmell, filpredjacobi
Anna Rabye fil pred. Allele Johannes Pemberton, dryster
Isabella Rabie fil pred Alicie [drysalter]
Gabriel Bankes, fuller uxor eius
Johannes Brighouse, fuller cleveley infra garstang
ux eius Ricardus Greene
Anna ffisher, spinster Eliz ux eius
Henricus ffleming. Lab*" Willielmus Greene fil pred. Ri-
Ellena ux eius cardi
Dorothea ux Johannis Crosse Jana Greene
CLAUGHTON [gARSTANg].
Maria ux Thome Bell Ellena Wilkinson, vid
Jenetta ux Johannis Atkinson Oliverus Gardner
Ellena Tomlinson, spinster Alicia ux eius
Willielmus Holden Maria ux Thome Walmesley,
Isabella Dicconson, vid yeom.
Georgius Holden fil pred. Wil- Alicia ux Thome Gardner
lielmi Willielmus Walmesley fil pred.
Jacobus Wilkinson, Smith Thome
ffranciscus Walker Eliz Barton ^
dau. of William Plesington, of Dimples, by Isabel, dau, of Richard Fallowiield,
of Great Strickland, co. Westmorland, married John, younger son of Richard
Walmesley, of Showley Hall, and ancestor of the Walmesleys of Westwood.
Though not shown in the Walmesley pedigree, it is probable that from this match
derived Father Joseph Walmesley alias Plesington, S.J,, born in 171 5, educated
at Valladolid and Liege, who was at Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, for some years
before he removed to Callaly Castle, Northumberland, in 1749, where he
remained till his retirement from duty in 1774, and died at Alnwick in 1781.
The Plesingtons continued to reside at Dimples Hall till the attainder of the
younger Robert's son John in 17 16, after which the estates were sold by the
Commissioners for Forfeited Estates. John's eldest son Robert was attainted
and convicted of high treason at the same time, and his sister Alice's husband,
Roger Muncaster, town-clerk of Garstang, was executed for high treason,
for joining the Chevalier de St George in like manner, Jan. 27, 1716. After
this the family seems to have been completely wiped out, and the hall is now a
farmhouse. At this period the Rev. James Gaunt was residing at Dimples Hall,
and attended to the chapel, also serving that in Nateby Hall. Subsequently he
removed to Mowbreck Hall, the seat of the Westbys, and afterwards to Thurn-
ham Hall, the seat of the Daltons, and died Oct. 28, 1734.
^ The Bartons of Claughton and Bilsborrow were a branch of the Bartons
of Barton Hall, descended from John, second son of Richard Barton, of Barton
Hall, by Anne, dau. of Sir John Southworth, of Samlesbury Hall. Richard died
Oct. 25, 1572, and his estates in Bilsborrow and Claughton passed to his son
John. The latter, like his father, was a staunch recusant, and appears annually
in the rolls till 161 8-1 9. One of his name was a recusant in the roll for 163 1-2,
and the will of John Barton, of Claughton, was proved in 163 1, and that of
Hugh, of the same, in 1678. Alice, daughter of John Barton, of Claughton,
gent., married William Butler, younger son of Henry Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall,
by his second wife Cecily, dau. of Edward Parkinson, of Westfield in Claughton,
gent., a staunch recusant who died in 163 1. Thomas Barton, of Claughton,
gent., died in 171 3. His eldest son and heir, Hugh, married Elizabeth, dau. of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 177
Jana Barton Eliz Blackborne, vid
Henricus Gardiner, husb Johannes Parkinson, husb.
Gracia Lathom Alicia Parkinson, vid
Jenetta Cottam, spinster Thomas Copeland, husb.
Jenetta ux Johannis Goodshavve Gracia ux eius
Eliz ux Jacobi Alston Thomas fFrance, husb.
Johannes Alston fil pred Jacobi Alicia ux eius
Alicia Alston fil pred. Jacobi Magretta ux Willielmi ffrance
Margfaretta Robbinson ux Thome Mackerall
Jenetta Jackson, vid Edwardus Robbinson, husb.
Jenetta ux Willielmi Sheppard Margretta ux eius
Michael Graystone, husb. Eliz. Atherwright, spinster
Jana ux eius [chaelis ffranciscus ffredbanck, Tayler
Robertus Grayston fil pred Mi- Jana Curwen,^ spinster
Edwardus Lawson, webster Gracia Walmesley, spinster
Maria ux eius Georgius Jackson, Tayler
Willielmus Rowbotham, husb. uxor eius
Margretta ux Johannis Row- Jenetta ux Thome Hargreaves
botham Robertus Gurnall, Lab.
Johannes Parkinson, husb. Elizabetha ux eius
Elizabetha ux eius Ricardus Bayne,^ webster
William Haydock, of Cottam Hall, by Jane, dau. of Hugh Anderton, of Euxton
Hall, and the nuptial settlements were made in 1706. In Sept., 17 16, Hugh
Barton, who resided at Bilsborrow, was tried at Preston for high treason, but
was acquitted, and in 17 17 he registered his estate as a Catholic non- juror. His
will was proved in 17 19, when he was residing at Claughton. He does not
appear to have left male issue, but administration to the estate of ffleetwood
Barton, perhaps his dau., was granted in 1720. His younger brother, Thomas,
was also a non -juror in 17 17, and he would appear to have been the last of the
family. There were several Lancashire priests of the name, but it is difficult to
identify them with this family. The two ladies mentioned in the text may
possibly be identified with Elizabeth and Jane Barton, of Claughton, whose
wills were proved in 17 10 and 1691 respectively.
^Cecily, dau. of William Butler and his wife Alice, dau. of John Barton, of
Claughton, married within a few years of this date John Curwen, of Claughton.
* Richard Bayne or Baines, born 1607, was son of Edmund Bayne, of
Catforth in Woodplumpton, by Alice, daughter of George Symcocke, and
for some time after his marriage resided in Catforth. His wife. Jennet, was
either a Blacowor a Kendall. He had two sons, Edmund and John. The latter,
baptized by the priest at Cottam Hall, the Rev. John Hughes, Nov. 30,
1653, was ordained priest at Rome in 1678, and came to the mission in
1 68 1, the delay having been occasioned by the frenzied state of the country
caused by the Oates Plot. At Rome he used the alias of Peter Blacow, and
on the mission was known as John Kendall. He served the chapel in Cottam
Hall, the seat of the Haydocks, and about 1703 took a barn not far from
the Hall and opened it as a chapel and dwelling house. This is the origin
of the present independent mission at Cottam. There he died and was buried
at Woodplumpton, April 5, 1727. His will was proved at Lancaster by his
brother Edmund Baine, of Catforth, the inventory being sworn at ;^i9. He was
succeeded at Cottam by his relative the Rev. Henry Kendall. His brother was
a Catholic non- juror in 1717. The family originally came from Caton, in the
parish of Lancaster, and Dalton in the parish of Burton. An old Marian priest
named William Banes died at Caton in 1586. Bishop Peter Augustine Baines,
O.S.B., V.A-W.D., who died in 1843, and his nephew Mgr Peter Baines, D.D.,
President of the English College at Lisbon, who died in 1882, were descended
from the Claughton branch.
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178 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Jana ux eius Ellena ux eius
Eliz ux Gawin Udall Eliz Walmesley, spinster
Johannes Bradley, scholemaster Roseamunda Dicconson, vid
Eliz ux eius Agnes Brewerton, vid
Thomas Ashton, shoemaker Jacobus Brewerton, Tayler
Anna ux eius Jenetta ux eius
Johannes Richardson, blacksmith Christopher Brewerton, Tayler
Ellena ux eius Alicia ux Jacobi Walker
Jenetta Arthurwright, spinster Eliz ux Roberti Chippingdall
Eliz Arthurwright, spinster Anna ux Laurentij Cottam^
Laurentius Walmesley, Webster Edwardus Pateson, husb.
Anna Gurnal, vid Thomas Goose
Jenetta Gurnall Anna ux eius
Willielmus Gurnall, husbm WillielmusWhittingham,2yeom.
1 The Cottams of Bannister Hey in Claughton had held that estate from
at latest the sixteenth century. They probably derived from the Cottams, lords
of Bilsborrow. Lawrence Cottam, of Bannister Hey, died Feb. 26, 1606-7,
leaving Anne, his widow, and a son Richard, aged twenty-one at his father's
inq. post mortem, July 26, 1608, who would, no doubt, be the father of the
Lawrence of the text, who married Anne, daughter of John Hothersall, of
Hothersall Hall, son of Thomas Hothersall, of the same, by Bridget, dau. of Wil-
liam Haydock, of Cottam Hall, and Bridget, his wife, dau. of Sir Richard
Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower. Administration to Lawrence Cottam's estate
was granted in 1691. Richard, his son, of Bannister Hey, made his will, Jan. 19,
1693, proved in that year, and his widow Ellen, who afterwards resided at
Broughton, was a Catholic non- juror in 171 7. Their children were Laurence,
of Bannister Hey, a Catholic non- juror in 17 17, who subsequently went to
Shifnal, co. Salop, and about that time commenced to spell his name Cotham ;
Thomas Cottam, who seems to have died unmarried; a daughter married to
Thomas Golden, of Hardshaw Hall; and Anne, wife of Richard Parkinson, of
Broughton, son of Richard Parkinson, of Leach Hall in Woodplumpton, by
Anne, dau. of John Brockholes, of Claughton Hall, by his third wife Dorothy,
dau. of Robert White of Cross House. Lawrence Cotham died at Shifnal, sine
prole, his will being dated Sept. 11, 1734, and proved same year, his execu-
tors being Richard Parkinson and Elizabeth Cotham. Richard Parkinson,
who died at Preston in 1746, had two sons, Thomas and James, who were
admitted into Douay College in Sept., 1729, the former taking the alias of
Golden, and the latter that of Cottam. Thomas Parkinson alias Golden, born
July 27, 1 71 3, after his ordination at Douay served the missions at Blackbrook,
the seat of the Orrells, and Hardshaw Hall, near St Helens, and was killed by a
heavy stone slate falling on his head, March 7, 175 1, and was buried at Windle-
shaw. His brother, James Parkinson alias Cottam, born Jan. 24, 171 5-6, after
his ordination served the mission at Claughton, where he died Jan. 26, 1766.
The descent of the Bannister Hey estate and the various families who have
assumed the name of Cotham has been traced under Golden of Winwick.
2 William Whittingham, of Westfield in Claughton, died in 1668. In his will,
dated Oct. 14, 1662, he names his wife Ellen, sons Thomas, George and Mat-
thew, and a daughter Catherine. He was probably son of Richard Whittingham,
of Claughton, gent., who held Bayne House, and whose will was proved in 1649.
Richard was a younger son of Richard Whittingham, of Whittingham Hall, by
Anne, dau. of Sir Robert Dolman, of Pocklington, and his wife Eleanor, dau. of Sir
Wilham Mallory, of Studley, co. York, and was brother to Fathers Adam {alias
Paul) Whittingham, S.J., born in 1589, and William Whittingham, S.J., born
1 590, who was killed in the terrible accident at the French Ambassador's house in
Blackfriars in 1623. Administration to the will of Thomas Whittingham, son of
William, was granted in 17 10, and he appears to have been the last of the
family connected with that township. The Whittinghams of Whittingham
Hall, do not appear in the roll of monthly fines, probably owing to the fact of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I79
Ellena ux eius Georgius ffleckleton,^ Lab""
Agnes Baynes, vid uxor eius
Willielmus Baines fil pred. Ag- Robertus Male,^ yeom
netis Anna Walker, vid
Jona Heritage, vid [keeper Dorothea ux Anthonij Walker^
Edwardus Dawson, Alehouse- Johannes Leigh, husbm
Maria ux eius Jenetta Sailsbury, vid
Alicia ux Jacobi Cornow Margretta ux Edwardi Reeder*
Johannes Arthurwright Isabella ux Willielmi Harrison
Isabella ux eius Rogerus Reeder, husb.
Jenetta Arthurwright, vid Isabella Archer
Alicia Dicconson, vid Eliz Marton
CATTERALL [gARSTANg]
Johannes Tootall, husb.^ Isabella Phillipson, vid
Eliz ux eius Dorothea ux Johannis Hudgson
Thomas Adamson, husb Margretta ux Johannis Robo-
Margretta ux eius tham
Ellena Richardson, vid Jana Parkinson, spinster
Ricardus Barton, husb Johannes Lawson, Labr
Margretta ux eius Margretta ux eius
Willielmus Brand, husbm Willielmus Widdowes, husb.
Eliz ux eius Anna ux eius
Jana Ashton, vid
BILSBORROW [gARSTANG]
Oliverus Cottam ^ Georgius Cottam
uxor eius Pollard, vid
Laurentius Wilkinson, husb.
two-thirds of their estate having been sequestrated at this period, for they
come in other rolls. Many well-known recusants of property are omitted for the
same reason. The family returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 1567, 161 3,
and 1664, and came to an end in the person of Richard Whittingham, of Whit-
tingham Hall, who sold the estate shortly before his death in 1779. His aunt
Bridget married George Silvertop, of Minster Acres, co. Northumberland, and
his descendant Francis Somerled Joseph Silvertop, of Minster Acres and Lar-
tington Hall, now represents the Whittingham family.
^ The name should no doubt be Freckleton.
2 Robert Male, of Claughton, married Jane, dau. of Thomas Brockholes, of
Claughton Hall, by his first wife Jennet, dau. of Edward Bradyll, of Portfield
Hall, and administration to his estate was granted in 1680. Another of the
same name lived in Claughton in 1689, and John Maile, of Claughton, and
Richard Maile, of Great Singleton, were recusant convicts in 17 16, the latter 's
will being proved in 1728. Male is the pronunciation of Maghull, and it is proba-
ble that they were descended from the ancient recusant family of that name
seated at Maghull and Aintree.
^The will of Anthony Walker was proved in 1667, and administration to
that of his widow Dorothy in 1679.
*The Reeders came from Forton and Cocker ham, where they were tenants
of the Abbey in 145 1. Edward died at Cockerham in 1670. They lost the Faith
about the end of that century.
^ The will of John Tootell was proved in 167 1 , and that of his wife Elizabeth
in 1676. They probably descended from the same stock as the Tootells of
Lower Healey Hall. Christopher Tootell, of Catterall, was a recusant 1625-35,
and John Tootell, senior, and Christopher Tootell, of Catterall, refused the pro-
testation oath in 164 1-2.
•Administration to his estate was granted in 1696. The family held the
l8o CbNVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
ECCLESTON PARVA CUM LARBRECK [kIRKHAm]
Henricus Kirkham ^ Robertus Kirkham
exor eius
GREAT ECCLESTON [ST MICHAEL's]
Robertus Holt Thomas Bleving servus pred
OswaldusWhalleyservus Thome Thome
Stanley, 2 Ar Anna Anderton scrv^pred Thome
manor of Bilsborrow from a remote century. William Cottam, of Bilsborrow, temp .
Hen, VIII, married Constantia, dau. of Christopher Barton, of Barton Hall, by
Margaret, dau. of William Singleton, of Broughton Tower, and his grandson
and namesake, likewise of Bilsborrow, married Anne, dau. of William Hesketh, of
Maynes Hall, by Anne, dau. of Hugh Anderton, of Euxton Hall. Oliver Cottam,
gent., of Bilsborrow was a recusant as early as 1629; and William appears in
1 63 1. William Cottam, of Bilsborrow, and his son and heir Oliver, of the same,
were Catholic non-jurors in 171 7. The son was the father of William, who died in
1773, and whose dau. Anne, heiress to her brothers, married in 1766 George
Haydock, of The Tagg, Cottam, and was mother of the Rev. James Haydock,
who died at Lea in 1809, and the Rev. George Leo Haydock, the Biblical an-
notator, who inherited The Tagg, but died at Penrith in 1849, aged seventy-five.
^The Kirkhams appear in the rolls from 1591, but are too num.erous to
identify, and especially Henry, as it was a favourite name with the family.
Father Henry Kirkham, S.J., born in 1573, and ordained at Rome in 1601, was
probably the son of Henry Kirkham, of Larbreck, who died in 1629. The
Jesuit died in Lancashire in 1646. Another member of the family. Father
Richard Kirkham alias Lathom, S.J., born in 1671, died in 1708. Henry Kirk-
ham, senior, son of his namesake of the text, and Henry, junior, his son, both of
Larbreck, were Catholic non-jurors in 17 18. The latter, who removed to Weeton,
and whose will was proved July 19, 1725, by Elizabeth his wife, left a son, John,
of Weeton, will proved Feb. 15, 1727, who by Elizabeth his wife was father of
George Kirkham, of Poulton, who by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of George Gillow,
of Singleton, was father of George Kirkham, born July 18, 1765. The last
entered the English College at Rome in 1776, but left on account of ill-health in
1783. He subsequently married and was father of Richard Kirkham, of Lan-
caster, who died at Bombay, April 27, 1836, aged thirty-two, and of a dau. the
wife of John Whiteside of Lancaster.
2 Osward Whalley, the surname being locally pronounced O'Whoa, subse-
quently resided at Aldcliffe, where he died in 1693. In some capacity, perhaps as
steward, he served Thomas Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall. The Stanleys were
all staunch recusants, and their omission from this list can only be accounted
for on the supposition that they had come under the Act of 29 Eliz. Cap. 6, by
which two-thirds of their lands and leases could be seized in default of the ;^20
per month fine for recusants over sixteen years of age, and ;^io per month for
wives. James was fond of feeding his hungry followers by granting them the
benefit of such forfeitures, which were enlarged in the third year of his reign
under Cap. 4. The recusant, however, was to be allowed to retain his mansion-
house with the third share of his property. The present list of convictions does
not seem to include the names of those who suffered such forfeiture of lands.
The first Stanley of Great Eccleston Hall was Thomas Stanley, natural son of
Henry Stanley, fourth Earl of Derby, who married Mary, dau. of Robert
Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, and relict of Richard Barton, of Barton Hall. He
appears annually in the rolls till his death in 1638. His son Richard, also a re-
cusant, married Mary, dau. of Lambert Tyldesley, of Garrett Hall in Tyldesley,
and sister and eventual heiress of Thomas Tyldesley. Richard died shortly
before his father, and his son Thomas, named in the text, succeeded his mother
and his grandfather to the estates of Garrett and Great Eccleston. Thomas
married Frances, dau. of Sir Thomas Tyldesley, of Morleys Hall and Myerscough
Lodge. He returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, and died whilst on a
visit to Dr Kuerden, the eminent antiquary, at Cuerden, and was buried at
Leyland, April 17, 1686. He was succeeded by his son Richard, born in 1661,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. l8l
Anna Lawencson serv^ pred Edvvardus Sturzaker
Thome Jana ux eius
Eliz Parker serv^ pred Thome Ricardus Sturzaker fil pred. Ed-
Agnes Tompson, vid wardi
Eliz ux Willielmi Tompson Thomas Sturzaker fil pred Ed-
Johannes Tompson wardi
Willielmus Tayler Alicia Sturzaker fil pred Edwardi
Anna ux Willielmi Nevvsham Anna Sturzaker fil pred Edwardi
Ellena ux Thome Whitle Johannes Graddell ^
Anna Newsham, vid Marg-retta ux eius
Johannes Newsham Henricus Butler serv* pred Johan-
Jana ux eius nes Graddell
Hodg-son, vid Anna Gant, vid
Anna Hodgfson Dorothea Gant, spinster
Eliz ux Thome Gurnall Anna Bleving, spinster
Jenetta Horneby, vid Thomas Barnes
Johannes Hall Dorothea ux Johannes Sherborne
Jana ux eius Henricus Login
Georgius Gurnall Anna ux Ricardi Cornall
Jenetta ux eius Edvvardus Gurnall
Jenetta Billing Jana fforshaw, vid.
Willielmus Gurnall Robertus Gurnall
Maria ux eius Georgius Seed
Johannes Gurnall fil pred Will' Ellena ux Johannis Jameson
Maria ux Ricardi Barton
INSKIP WITH SOWERBY [sT MICHAEL's]
Agnes Grouser, vid Maria ux Jacobi Charneley
Jana Charneley, vid. Maria Deyes, vid
Willielmus Patteson Ellena Idesford
Jana Whalley Alicia Horneby
Eliz Cardwell, vid Agnes ux Georgij Tayler
Jenetta Cardwell Ellena ux Johannis Bell
Dorothea Watson, vid Eliz ux Willielmi Horneby sen.
Jana Wilkinson
who married Anne, dau. and eventual coheiress of Thomas Culcheth, of Cul-
cheth Hall, by Anne, sister of Sir Roger Bradshaigh, of Haigh Hall, and at the
time of the birth of his eldest son Thomas, Feb. 8, 1683, was residing at Cul-
cheth. His second son. Father Henry Stanley alias Culcheth, S.J., born in 1688,
served the mission in Liverpool, 1749, and for a year or two, then went to Leigh
for a short time, and finally died at Culcheth Hall in 1753. The eldest son,
Thomas, upon the death of his father in 17 14, succeeded to the estates, and
married Meliora, dau, of Thomas Gomeldon, of Summerfield Court, co. Kent,
and relict of James Poole, eldest son of Sir James Poole, of Poole Hall, co.
Chester, Bart. In 171 5 he joined the Chevalier de St George at Preston, was
convicted of high treason, and his estates of Great Eccleston Hall, Garrett
Hall, and New Hall in the parish of Leigh, and his residence in Preston, were
forfeited and sold. In 1732 he was living at Garrett Hall, and subsequently he
inherited Culcheth Hall, where his wife died in June, and he himself in July,
1749. His only dau. and heiress married William Dicconson, fourth son of
Edward Dicconson, of Wrightington Hall.
1 He was descended from the Gradells of Barbies Moor, in Ulnes Walton. He
subsequently removed to Out Rawcliffe, and his will was proved in 1676, and
that of his wife in 1678. Richard Gradell, of Upper Rawcliffe, possibly his father,
married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Longworth, of Tarnacre Hall.
l82 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
MARTON [pOULTON]
Margretta ux Thome Gryme
WOODPLUMPTON [sT MICHAEL's]
Ricardus Parkinson, gen^ Margretta ux elus
Margretta ux eius Willielmus Cottam
Georgius Cowpe Thomas Threlfall
Alicia ux eius Ellena ux eius
Jacobus Mason Margretta ux Johannis Cowell
Agnes ux eius ffranciscus Orton
Eliz Browne, vid Margeria ux eius
Alicia Hudgson Eliz Moore
Georgius Almond Thomas Clifton
NEWTON CUM SCALES [kIRKHAM]
Thomas Davie Parnella Mercer
Edwardus Signall Henricus Weaver
Alicia ux eius Robertus Clarkson
Robertus Signall Clement Whiteside
Willielmus Grason Eliz Cookson
Alicia Graison
FRECKLETON [kIRKHAm]
Butler Cowborne^ Anna ux Willielmi Browne
Anna ux eius Jenetta ux Ricardi Holley
Johannes Crompton
PREESALL CUM HACKINSALL [lANCASTEr]
Dorothea ux Roberti Hay Anna ux Thome Thorneton
Isabella Bannister, vid Maria ux Willielmi Carter
LOWERING INFRA CARLETON [pOULTON]
Ricardus Bamber^
1 The will of Richard Parkinson, of Leach Hall, in Bartle Quarter of Wood-
plumpton, now called Bartle Hall, was proved in 1677. He probably belonged
to the old Catholic family of Parkinson, of Fairsnape Hall. There were several
priests of the name about this period, but it is difficult to identify them. Mr
Parkinson's son and namesake and his sons, the Rev. Thomas Parkinson alias
Golden and James Parkinson alias Cottam, have been noticed under Laurence
Cottam of Claughton.
2 Butler Cowbome (Colborne, Colburne, Cowban, Cowbron, or Cowlbron
as the name is variously spelt), of Freckleton Hall, married Anne, dau. of Ga-
briel Hesketh, of White Hill, in Goosnargh. The family was very ancient. An
old Marian priest. Sir George Cowburne, formerly of Warley, in Yorkshire, died
at Freckleton in Jan., 1596-7. John Cowburne, of Freckleton, died in or about
1587, leaving two sisters and coheiresses, Janet, then of the age of thirty-eight,
wife of Richard Butler, and Helen, then aged thirty, wife of Henry Freckleton.
Laurence and Henry were common names in the family. The Rev. William
Couborne alias Johnson, born 161 1, son of Henry Coubome, of Freckleton, was
ordained priest at Rome in 1636. The Rev. John Cowban alias Butler, bom in
Sept. 1 701, probably son of Lawrence Colborne, of Freckleton, arrived at
Douay College from St Omer's College, Sept. 5, 1722, and was ordained priest
March 27, 1728, served the missions at Cottam, Lady well in Fernyhalgh,
1737-44, Eshe, CO. Durham, Aug., 1744, till Nov., 1748, and finally at Crathome,
where he died Oct. 6, 1777. His relative, Richard Cowban, was the priest at
Alston Lane from 181 3 till his death in 1849.
3 The Bambers of the Moor in Carleton were of ancient lineage. They appear
annually in the rolls from 1 591. Richard Bamber, of The Moor, about 1630 paid
£\o as composition for refusing to take the order of knighthood. His will was
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 83
CARLETON [pOULTON]
Johannes Wild Jenetta ux eius
LITTLE CARLETON [pOULTOn]
Ricardus Bamber^ Jenetta ux Henrici Thorneton
Johannes Rossall sen"" EllenaWhitesidedeLowerhouse^
proved in 1636. He had several sons, Thomas, died in 1667; John, a captain
under Sir Thomas Tyldesley during the civil wars, who had a son Richard,
named in his grandfather's will, and probably the one of the text; William,
who died before 1636; Richard; and Edward. The last went to St Alban's
College at Valladolid, where in the diary he may probably be identified with
Edward Richardson, who was admitted in 1625, and adopted the alias of
Walsh. If so he was ordained priest, and left the College for Belgium in 1628.
He then passed over to England, but was arrested at Dover, and banished.
Again he returned, and was in Lancashire in 1 63 1 , but after a time was rearrested
in the neighbourhood of Standish, and was committed to Lancaster Castle, but
escaped on the way, and sought refuge with Mr Singleton, of Broughton
Tower. Finally he was apprehended for the third time, when he was using the
alias of Reding, and was martyred at Lancaster, Aug. 7, 1646, The Bambers
continued to reside at The Moor till the time of John Bamber, who removed to
Aughton, and was a Catholic non- juror in 171 7. His son, Thomas Bamber, the
last of the family, married Catherine, daughter of John Trafford, of Croston
Hall, by Catherine, dau. and eventual coheiress of Thomas Culcheth, of Cul-
cheth Hall, and settled at Ormskirk, where he made his will April 23, 1737, and
died sine prole shortly afterwards. He had two sisters, Anne, the wife of Mr
Jump, who left five daughters, Mary, Margaret, Anne, Elizabeth, and Jane;
and Elizabeth, the wife of Robert Brownbill, of Liverpool, who had three sons
and two daughters, Thomas, who inherited The Moor estate from his uncle,
John, Robert, Elizabeth, and Mary. The three brothers, natives of Gillmoss, in
West Derby, near Liverpool, were probably of this family. Father Thomas
Brownbill, S.J., born 1788, died 1844; Father Francis Brownbill, S.J., born
1793, died 1875, and Father James Brownbill, S.J., born 1798, died 1880. Colo-
nel Fishwick gives some account of The Moor, with pedigrees of the Bambers, in
his Hist, of PouUon-le-Fylde, but it is very confused and of little value.
^ There were two branches of the family living on the original Bamber
estate, one at The Moor, or the Lower Moor, and the other at the Higher Moor,
James Bamber, of Higher Moor, a staunch recusant, like the rest of the family,
by Mary, his wife, daughter of Roger Sherburne, of Wolfhouse, by Elizabeth,
dau. and coheiress of William Haydock, of Cottam Hall, died in 161 7, and was
succeeded by his eldest son William Bamber, of Higher Moor, who died in 1662,
leaving a son and successor, Richard Bamber, of Higher Moor, the gentleman
named in the text. The latter, baptized at Poulton, March 7, 1630-1, married
Anne, dau. of Thomas Singleton, of Staining Hall, by Cicely, dau. of William
Gerard, of Ince Hall. His wife died in 1660, and he himself was buried at
Poulton, June 6, 1671.
^TheWhitesides were old recusants in this and the adjoining township of
Marton. Gilbert Whiteside, of Marton, married in 1685 Mary, dau. of Richard
Leckonby, of Leckonby House, Great Eccleston, and his son, James, by his
wife Mary, dau. of Peter Bradshaw, of Normoss, was father of John Whiteside
of Marton, who married Alice, dau. of Richard Gillow, of Singleton. John's son
and namesake settled at Lancaster, and died at Dolphin Lee in 181 1, aged
sixty-eight. The younger John had two sons, John and James, and one dau.,
Margaret, wife of William Leeming, of Ridge, near Lancaster, who was the
mother of the late Richard Leeming, of Greaves House, Lancaster, and Lent-
worth Hall in Over Wyresdale. John Whiteside, who died in 1856, aged sixty-
two, married his cousin, a dau. of George Kirkham, of Poulton, by Elizabeth,
dau. of George Gillow, of Singleton, and James Whiteside, the banker in
Lancaster, married his cousin Margaret, dau. of Henry Whiteside, of London,
by his first wife Jane, dau. of James Corney, of Lancaster (son of Henry Corney
or Cornerow, of Cornerow and Rosaker, by Jane, dau. of Robert Worswick, of
184 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
RIBBLETON [pRESTOn]
fFrancIsca Houghton Alicia Coseney^
Margaretta Houghton Gracia Singleton
Anna Tildesley
hambleton [kirkham]
Antonius Wimley^ Anna ux eius
Alicia ux eius EUena Sander, vid
MargrettaHullserv^predAntonij Agnes Dobson, vid
Henricus Dobson Jenett ffisher fil Henrici ffisher
Eliz ux eius Edwardus Walker
Willielmus Lytham Jana Carter
WHITTINGHAM [kiRKHAM]
Ricardus Waring^ Alicia ux eius
Anna ux eius Issabella Holme*.
Thomas Helme
Todderstaffe Hall), and had an only child, Mary Catherine Whiteside, a nun
at Princethorpe.
^The name is variously spelt Cossey, Cossney, Cossen, Cossnoe, Coseney, and
finally Cosney. Thomas Cossney, of Grimsargh (adjoining Ribbleton) in 1602
had issue — Thomas, of Grimsargh, recusant with Margaret his wife in 1600;
Ralph, of Grimsargh, who had issue Thomas, father of John, living in 1682,
George, of Grimsargh, father of Thomas, in 1682, Ralph, of Grimsargh, in 1662,
and of Fulwood in 1682; John, deceased in 1622, when his son John was living;
Richard, father of Thomas and George ; and George, who went to London, and
was deceased in 1662, when his sons George and John were present at the
Preston Guild. Thomas, the eldest son, had sons John and Thomas, the latter
perhaps being the one of his name, a recusant in Grimsargh, with Isabel his
wife, in 1605, seq., and variously denominated yeoman, husbandman, and
gentleman. Another Thomas, of Grimsargh, appears in the rolls between
6 Jac.I, and 7 Car. I (163 1-2), with Anne his wife. Thomas, the son of Thomas,
had issue, John, senior, of Grimsargh in 1682, father of Thomas; Thomas, of
Ribbleton, a recusant in 1679, whose will (then of Grimsargh) was proved in
1683; and George, of Grimsargh, in 1682, father of John, junior, and Thomas.
The will of Alice Cosney, of Grimsargh, possibly the one named in the text, was
proved in 17 10. Thomas Cosney, of Fulwood, registered property in Grimsargh
as a Catholic non-juror in 1717, as did likewise John Coseney, of Grimsargh, who
married Dorothy, daughter of Henry ffinch, of Mawdesley, by Jane, dau. and
heiress of John Cooper, and died in or about 1732.
2 This is clearly an error for Anthony Windle, administration to whose
estate at Stalmine was granted in 1680. The will of Francis Windle, of Melling
House, was proved in 1736.
^Administration to his will was granted in 1690. The family appears in the
rolls from 1591. George Waring, of Gotfield in Whittingham, chapelry of Goos-
nargh, and his wife Jennet, were recusants in 161 3-4. Their son George married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Singleton, of Dilworth, and his son Edward married
Margaret, dau. and coheiress of John Harrison, of Lea, and had several daughters,
of whom Ann was the wife of Mr Holland, and Martha of Thomas Crook.
*The Helme family has been referred to under Lea, Isabel Helme (or
Holme), named in the text, may have been the widow of Thomas Helme, of
Church House, in Goosnargh, to whose estate she administered in 1662. She
was dau. of William Hoghton, of Grimsargh Hall, and relict of Robert Sher-
burne, of Wolfhouse. Her mother was Grace, natural dau. of Sir Richard
Sherburne, of Stonyhurst, by Isabel Wood. Thomas Helme, born in 1575, was
son and heir of Leonard Helme, of Church House (whose inquis. post mortem
was taken in 1601), by Isabel, dau. of Edmund Parker, of Browsholme Hall, co.
York, and Leonard was the son of Thomas Helme, by one of the daughters
and coheiresses of Mr Riding of Riding. Leonard's younger son, William,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 185
Jacobus Simpson^ Anna Dicconson, vid.
Maria uxor eius Jenetta Blakoe
Henricus Oward Ricardus Crosse
Ellena Dicconson Anna ux eius
Radulphus Jackson Katherina Crosse, vid
Jana ux eius Thomas Eccles
Jana Turner Jenetta Kighley^
Ellena Turner fil pred Jane Eliz Stanastreet
Johannes Heaton Alicia fil ejus
Alicia ux eius Johannes Clarkson
Eliz Clarkson Ricardus Singleton
Ellena fil eius Jenetta ux eius
Elizeus Barton Maria ffisher
Johannes Hayhurst
married Frances, dau. of William Davenport, of Woodford, co. Chester, and his
son Thomas may possibly be the one appearing in the text. The family held the
manor of Chipping, and also an estate in English Lea. Thomas Helme, the
husband of Isabel of the text, in 1642 had sons Leonard, William, John, and
Thomas, besides several daughters.
1 James Simpson's will was proved in 1 707. Of this family were Dom Thomas
Simpson, O.S.B., professed at Dieulward in 1737, died in 1764, and Dom John
Benedict Simpson alias Daniel, O.S.B., professed at Dieulward in 1743, died
1775, whose mother was a Daniel, of Whittingham. Another branch of the family
settled at Preston. Dom John Cuthbert Simpson, O.S.B., son of Richard
Simpson, of Preston, and his wife Mary, dau. of Richard Withington, of Ribble-
ton, who was outlawed and suffered forfeiture of his estate in 17 16, on account
of the Jacobite rising, was born in 1724, and was sent to Douay to study for the
Church, but left to join the Benedictines at Paris, Sept. 16, 1745, where he was
professed in 1746, and died at Bath in 1785. His brother Dom Richard Bene-
dict Simpson, O.S.B., was professed at Dieulward in 1753, and died in 1801.
Their sister became a Blue Nun at Paris, where she was professed in her
twenty-fifth year in 1770.
*The Keighleys of White Lee, in Goosnargh, were descended from the
Keighleys of Keighley, co. York, and Inskip Hall, co. Lancaster, which ended
in the male line with Henry Keighley, who, by Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Carus,
Justice of the Queen's Bench, left in 1567, three daughters and coheiresses,
Anne, wife of Sir William Cavendish, of Hardwick Hall, co. Derby, first Earl
of Devonshire, ancestor of the present Duke, Catherine, wife of Thomas
Worsley, of Booths Hall, and another daughter who o.s.p., the wife of Robert
Charnock of Chamock Richard and Astley Hall. The Inskip, Great Eccleston,
and other estates are still in the possession of the Devonshire family. The
Keighleys of White Lee also had estates in Whittingham, Claughton, Charnock
Richard, and other townships. Robert Keighley, of White Lee, and Anne, his
wife were recusants temp. Elizabeth. His half-brother Hugh was a recusant
living at Bilsborrow in 1603, and died in that year, and his son John inherited
White Lee from his uncle Robert about the same time. John's son Hugh
married Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Banastre, of Altham Hall, and relict of
Thomas Richardson, of Myerscough, and was succeeded by his son Nathaniel
Kighley, as the name was latterly spelt. Nathaniel, who lived at Myerscough,
died in or about 1691, when administration of his estate was granted. Jennet
Kighley, of the text, was probably his sister or near relative. Nathaniel's
eldest son Hugh, born in 1665, married and had issue a son Hugh, and other
children, got into difficulties, and sold White Lee, Harwood House in Goos-
nargh, and Claughton House, in 1694. He went to London, and was residing in
Holbom in 1727. Hugh's brother John, of Gray's Inn, also had a son Hugh
Basil Keighley, who was a surgeon in Holborn in 1726. In 171 3 was proved the
will of Richard Keighley, of Whittingham. The Keighleys were recusants, and
at the south end of the mansion of White Lee was formerly a small chapel.
i86
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Robertus Noblett Alicia Kitchley^
Margaretta ux eius Ricardus Kitchley fil eius
Eliz Barton Henricus ffishwick^
Johannes Walmesley Alicia ffishwick fil pred Henrici
Maria ux eius Georgfius Sharpies
Sara Walmesley Anna ux eius
Thomas Clarkeson Margretta Greene
Ellena ux eius Maria Sowerbutts
Anna Clarkson fil eius Jacobus Pye
Eliz Newsham Eliz ux eius
Isabella Parkinson Thomas Willasie
Anna Leyland Jacobus Wilson
Eliz Tayler uxor eius
Anna Albyn^ Anna Cooper
Laurentius Parkinson Johannes Daniell*
Eliz ux eius Thomas Sherdley
^TheAlbinsof Cambrall in Whittingham and of Alston occasionally appear
in the recusant rolls.
* Probably an error for Keighley.
^The fifishwicks were in Goosnargh and Whittingham much earlier than
Col. Henry Fishwick was aware when he wrote his Hist, of Goosnargh. Henry
ffishwick, of Goosnargh, was a recusant from the commencement of the rolls in
1 591 till his death about 1619. His son Richard, who lived in Whittingham,
married Margaret, dau. of Richard Snape, and appears regularly in the rolls.
He had issue, Henry, probably the one named in the text, John of Goosnargh,
a recusant in 1626-7, who had a son and namesake also a recusant, and James,
who became steward to Charles Walmesley, of Stainer Hall, near Selby, co.
York, son of Thomas Walmesley, of Dunkenhalgh, and was buried in Selby
Church, March 9, 1650, and his wife Alice, Feb. 17, 1688. James ffishwick
purchased Bulsnape Manor in Goosnargh, in 1649, and was succeeded by his son
Charles, named after his patron Charles Walmesley, and it was about this time
that the family lost the Faith. There were many other members of the family
in the rolls.
*The Daniels of Whittingham, in Goosnargh, and of the adjoining hamlet of
Durton, in Broughton, were an ancient Catholic family, and supplied many
priests, secular and Benedictine, to the Church. John Daniel, of Whittingham
and Durton, was tried for high treason at Preston, in Sept., 17 16, after the
Jacobite rising of 171 5, but was acquitted. As a Catholic non-juror in 17 17 he
returned a freehold estate of fifty-six acres in Durton, and his will was proved
in 1720. Thomas Daniel, a priest, was serving in Lancashire in 1631, probably
a brother of the John of the text.Three of John Daniel's sons were secular priests,
Edward, born in 1709, who used the alias of Bennet, was ordained priest at
Douay, May 30, 1733, and left for the mission July 18, 1735, became chaplain
to the Molyneux family at The Wood and Mosborough Hall, then went to serve
Garstang and Wyresdale, and eventually died at York in 1765; Thomas, born
17 14, ordained priest at Douay in 1739, left for England Aug. 5, 1740, and died
at York in 1770; and William, born 171 3, was ordained priest at Douay, Dec.
23, 1 74 1, stayed in the College as a professor till July i, 1748, when he left for
Paris to be chaplain to the Blue Nuns, where he died Feb. 9, 1761, aged 47.
Thomas Daniel, of Whittingham, son of John Daniel of the same, was a Catholic
non-juror in 171 7, and was probably brother to John above. He was, perhaps,
father of Dom Robert Daniel, O.S.B., born at Whittingham, who was professed
at Dieulward in 1735, and died in 1781. Another brother, Edward, of Crook
House, in Durton, who died in 1706, by his wife Grace (died 17 12), dau. of
Henry Carter, of Durton (died 1704), was father of Richard Daniel, who was
ordained priest at Rome in 17 10, left the College to become confessor to the Car-
melite nuns at Antwerp in 17 12, subsequently removed to the Benedictine
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 1 87
WARTON [kIRKHAm]
Jervasius Clifton^ Thomas Abraham fil pred Wil-
uxor eius lielmi
Johannes Ball Johannes Simpson
uxor eius uxor JohannisBretherton
Ricardus Boney uxor Willielmus Noblett
uxor eius uxor Willielmi flfletcher
Jana Abraham^ Thurstanus Whalley^
Thomas Abraham fil eius Ricardus Whalley
Willielmus Abraham fil eius uxor eius
uxor eius Margeria Whalley
convent at Ghent, where he was assistant in 17 18, and succeeded as head
chaplain in 1723, and died in 1753. Edward's brother Thomas, of Durton, was
a Catholic non- juror in 17 17, as Hkewise Edward Daniel of Catterall, who
registered a freehold in Broughton, in which his wife, Elizabeth, and his sisters
Elizabeth and Dorothy Daniel were interested, and also his freehold residence
called Brighouse House in Catterall. John Daniel, born in 1745, the last presi-
dent of Douay College, and Edward Daniel, born 1749, at one time professor
there, were sons of Edward Daniel, of Durton, by Mary, dau. of William
Penswick. The former's history is well known ; the latter, Edward, who became
a senior professor in 1778, left in Dec. 1778 for the mission, and was placed at
Croston Hall in 1779 till 1792. He then became chaplain to the Gerards at
Garswood, where he died in 18 19. Their nephew John Daniel, born 1755, was
educated at Rome and Douay, at the latter of which he was ordained priest in
1780, and left for the mission Feb. 5, 1781, and died at Stockton-upon-Tees
in 1802.
1 Gervase Clifton, of Warton Lodge, was son of John Clifton, of Stalmine
Grange, and grandson of Gervase Clifton, of Much Plumpton (will proved 1638),
younger son of Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby Hall, by Catherine, dau. of Sir
Richard Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower. His younger brothers were Cuthbert,
Peter, John and William, and he had sons John, (deceased in 1682, who had
sons Thomas and John), Richard and James, both living in 1682, Gervase's
grandmother's name was Isabel, and her husband, the elder Gervase, was
own cousin to Dom Lambert Clifton, O.S.B., son of William Clifton, of Ballam,
younger son of Thomas Clifton, of Westby Hall, by his first wife Ellen, dau.
of Sir Alexander Osbaldeston, of Osbaldeston Hall. Dom Lambert was pro-
fessed in Spain, and was living in Lancashire in 163 1 .
'Administration to her estate was granted in 1668, and to that of Thomas
Abraham in 1672. The will of her son William was proved in 1670. The family
constantly appears in the rolls.
^Thurstan Whalley 's will was proved in 1668. Richard Whalley was still on
the rolls in 1679-80. Thomas Whalley, son of Richard and Jane, was ordained
priest at Rome, where he used the alias of Porter, in 1701, and left the College
Oct. 2, 1702. He remained in Rome for half a year, and then left for England
with Bishop George Witham, who had just been appointed to the Midland
District, and was placed somewhere in Rutlandshire. At an earlier date one
Thomas Whalley, of Lancashire, was admitted into St Alban's College at
Valladolid, June 20, 1592, and was sent to that at Seville, Jan. 12, 1593, where
he was ordained priest, and thence came to the mission. Besides the priest,
Richard Whalley had an elder son, Thurstan, who succeeded him to his freehold
estate at Warton, which had been entailed by his grandfather, the Thurstan
of the text. The younger Thurstan registered this estate as a Catholic non-
juror in 1 7 17. He was probably the father of James Whalley, bom May 27,
1710, who entered Douay College, Aug. 7, 1727, but left it in poetry. May 27,
1732, to recuperate his health in England, and does not seem to have returned.
Father Alexius Whalley, O.S.F., who died at Osmotherley, July 21, 181 1, aged
about seventy-two, was probably a grandson of Thurstan, the non-juror.
l88 * CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Thomas Whalley Anna Sanderson, vid
Maria Holme, spinster ux Georgii ffletcher
Cuthbertus Nickson Jacobus Ball
Ricardus Cowborne ux eius
uxor eius Johannes Dobson
ux Jacobi Boney ux eius
Georgius Boney Evanus Anyon
Thomas Boney fil pred Jacobi Nicholaus Nickson
Bonney ux eius
Alicia ffletcher, vid lytham.
Maria Blevin, vid Thomas Clifton, Bar**^ ^
Willielmus Blevin uxor eius [Clifton
Willielmus ffletcher jun Anna Sutler serv*^ pred Thome
Eliz Noblett, vid Robertus Sheppard serv*^ pred
Eliz Dobson, vid Thome Clifton
Ellena Dobson, spinster Andreas Sheppard
Jenetta Ball, vid Ricardus Horneby
uxor Johannis Noblett Ellena ux eius
uxor Willielmi Shawe Rogerus Charneley^
^Sir Thomas Clifton, born July 7, 1628, was the second son of Thomas
Clifton, of Westby Hall, who recovered Clifton through his wife Anne, dau. and
eventual sole heiress of Sir Cuthbert Halsall, of Halsall Hall and Clifton Hall,
whose grandfather Henry Halsall, acquired Clifton through his marriage with
Anne, sister and heiress of Thomas Molyneux, of Clifton Hall, and dau. of Sir
William Molyneux, of Sefton Hall, who had obtained Clifton in right of his
wife, Elizabeth, dau, and heiress of Cuthbert Clifton, of Clifton Hall. Sir
Thomas Clifton was created a baronet March 4, 1 660-1. He succeeded his elder
brother Cuthbert, a colonel in the Royal army, who was slain at the siege of
Manchester in Oct. 1642. In the previous year the colonel had married Margaret,
dau. and heiress of George Ireland, of Southworth Hall, but left no issue. His
widow married secondly Pennington Whalley, Esq. Sir Thomas married (i)
Bridget, dau. of Sir George Heneage, of Hainton Hall, co. Lincoln, by whom he
had four sons and four daughters, the only one to marry being Mary, wife of
Thomas, sixth Lord Petre, and (2) Bridget, dau. of Sir Edward Hussey,
of Hunnington Hall, co. Lincoln, by whom he had a son Thomas, who pre-
deceased him in 1688, and a daughter Bridget, wife of Sir Francis Andrews, of
Denton Hall, co. Northampton, Bart. On July 17, 1694, Sir Thomas was
arrested at Wrea Green by one of the King's messengers, and guarded by
Dutch troopers was carried to his own place, Lytham Hall, for the night. He
was then sent to the Tower of London on a trumped up charge of high treason,
and finally sent doAvn to Manchester to be tried for his life, with a number of
other Catholic gentlemen. The trial took place in the following October, but
though Sir Thomas was acquitted, he was unable to stand the strain, and he
died probably at the seat of Sir William Gerard, one of his fellow prisoners, and
was buried with his ancestors at Kirkham, Nov. 13, 1694. The Rev. Richard
Jameson preached the funeral oration, which is worthy of publication. The
Clifton estates then passed to his nephew John Clifton, but the baronetcy
expired. The Cliftons were staunch recusants, and a great many of the ladies
became nuns. They abandoned the Faith for a couple of generations during the
last century, but the present squire, like his grandfather, has returned to their
ancient allegiance.
2 Roger and James Charnley were recusants in 1679. A grandson of the
former, Roger Charnley, of Lytham, was a Catholic non-juror in 17 17, and his
will was proved at Lancaster April 11, 1727, his executors being Peter Charnley
and Richard Warbreck. The will of Margaret Charnley, of Lytham, widow, was
proved by Peter Charnley, her son, March 9, 1727, and that of Roger Charnley,
of Catforth in Woodplumpton, by Ellen Charnley, wjdow, Oct. 22, 1730,
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
189
Jacobus Charneley
Jacobus Winstanley
Thomas Winstanley
Johannes Johnson
Ricardus Ball
Nicholaus Gilloe^
Willielmus Tayler
Ricardus Greaves
Thomas Riloe
Jacobus Beesley
Margeria Wrennall
Jenetta Parker
Anna Clitherall
Eliz Sterzaker
Jenetta fFair
Gracia Gaulter
Arthurus Cowborne
Thomas Harrison
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Harrison
Anna ux eius
Elizabeth Harrison
Jacobus Hoole
Alicia ux Thome Salthouse
Johannes Harrison
Margretta ux eius
Anna ux Thome Crookhall
Margretta fBetcher
Christopher Whiteside
Anna uxor eius
Willielmus Gleaves
Isabella ux eius
Willielmus Bamber
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Greaves
Isabella ux eius
Alicia Harkett
Margretta ux Edwardi Smith
Willielmus Noblett
Eliz ux Thome Hoole
Willielmus ffaire
Ellena ux Johannis CrookalP
Katherina ux Thome Collie
Katharina ux Willielmi Cookson
Anna ffair, vid
Johannes ffaire sen""^
Alicia Salthouse
Ricardus Bonney
Margretta ux eius
Alicia ffaire, vid.
Johannes ffisher
Alicia ux eius
Jacobus ffletcher
Isabella ux Christopheri Carter
Margeria Bennett, vid
Anna ux Jeremihe Greenwood
Jona ux Jacobi Webster
Georgius Salthouse
Alicia ux eius
Ellena Salthouse, vid
Georgius Bonney
Jenetta ux eius
Willielmus Bonney fil pred
Georgij
1 Probably an error for Ricardus Gillow.
"John Crookall's will was proved in 1670, and that of Ellen in 1680. The
name appears annually in the rolls. Mary Crookall married Thomas Barrow, of
Westby, and was mother of John Barrow, who from the Jesuit College at
Bruges went to Douay, Dec. 10, 1768, and during the scholastic year, Oct.,
1773 and '74, was sent to St Omer's College to teach, whence he returned a
priest on Oct. 17, 1776, and left for the English mission Jan. 7, 1777. He was
placed at Hazelwood Castle, co. York, till 1780. He was also at Ness Hall,
Clintz Hall, and Frickley Hall, and in 1789 went to Garstang, which he served,
with an interval between 1796-1800, till death in Dec, 181 1, aged sixty. Jane,
daughter of Ralph Crookall, married George Gillow, of Moor House, Newton-le-
Scales, who died in 1808, and was mother of the Rew. Richard and Henry
Gillow, who died respectively in 1867 and 1849. And John Crookall, of Turnover
Hall and Larkham, married Anne, daughter of John Gillow, of Salwick Hall,
and was father of John Crookall, of Fleetwood, J. P., and by a second wife, of
Rev. Thomas Crookall.
^The Fairs were recusants on the Clifton estate from the earliest period.
Latterly they spelt the name Fayer. The Rev. William Fayer, third son of
William Fayer, of Westby, and his wife Mary Hodgson, born Dec. 4, 18 14,
was ordained priest at Ushaw, Dec. 4, 1840, and served Samlesbury from
1847 till 1875, when he retired to Kirkham, where he died Sept. 17, 1883.
igo CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Thomas Sanderson Robertas ffletcher
Margretta ux eius Ellena ux eius
Nicholaus Sanderson fil pred Willielmus ffletcher
Thome Johannes Webster
EHzabetha Webster Janetta ux eius
Eliz ux Jacobi Biccarstaflfe EHz Snape
Georgius Greene Jana ux Thome Salthouse
Margretta ux Georgij Bennett Willielmus Snape ^
Ellena Webster, vid Jennetta ux eius
Margretta ffletcher, vid
LAYTON CUM WARBRECK [bISPHAm]
Jana ux Henrici Tincker Jana ux Willielmi Hall
UP rawcliffe [st Michael's]
Jacobus Horneby Johannes Digson
Jenetta ux eius Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Gregory Johannes Walker
Thomas Barne Isabella Walker fil eius
Laurentius Parkinson Jenetta Eccleston, vid
Maria ux eius Ricardus Hesketh
Willielmus Threlfall Anna ux eius
Agnes ux eius Isabella Hesketh
Cuthbertus Richardson ^ Thomas Walmesley
Ellena ux eius Anna Walmesley
Maria Higinson, vid Grismond White ^
Katherina Waring, vid Margretta West
1 His will was proved in 1686. His son and namesake, also of Lytham.was
a Catholic non- juror in 1717, and his will was proved in 1738. The latter was
probably brother to Andrew Snape, of Moorhead, in Upper Wyresdale, whose
will was proved in 171 5, and whose widow Margaret was a Catholic non- juror
in 1717.
2 The will of Cuthbert Richardson of Tarnacre in Upper Rawchffe, was
proved in 1667.
3 The Whites of Cross House in Great Eccleston, formerly considered to be
in Tarnacre, were settled here as early as 1332. They appear in the recusant
rolls from their commencement in 1591. Robert White, of Cross House, married
Isabel, daughter of Wilham Kirkby, of Up Rawcliffe Hall, and both were
recusants between 1609 and 1635. He compounded for knighthood in 1632.
Their daughter, Dorothy, married John Brockholes, of Claughton Hall, and their
son Nicholas White married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas ffyfe, of Wedacre
Hall, and predeceased his father in 1639. Grismond White, of the text, was
possibly another daughter of Robert. John White, of Great Eccleston, son of
Nicholas, married Esther, daughter of Richard Leckonby, of Leckonby House,
Great Eccleston, and of the Demesne of Elswick, now called Elswick Lodge, and
had a son John, who married Alice Southworth, possibly the daughter of
Thomas Southworth, of Highfield, in the parish of Lancaster, descended from
the ancient family seated at Samlesbury Hall. They had two sons priests —
Luke White alias Leckonby, born Oct. 17, 1708, ordained priest at Rome in
1 73 1, and died at Alston, where he had been for many years, in July, 1765;
and John White alias Leckonby, born May 18, 17 10, ordained at Rome
March 21. 1733, and left for Douay College on Sept. 23, 1734, thence left for the
mission June 14, 1735, lived with Mr Markham in Yorkshire for many years,
and thence, before 1752, removed to Euxton Hall, the seat of the Andertons,
where he died Feb. 7, 1778. It is probable that Nicholas White had an elder
brother Thomas, of Cross House, whose grandson Thomas White was baptized
July 18, 1 7 10. He is said to have kept a pack of hounds, and to have involved
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I9I
Alicia Almond Jacobus Carver
Ellena Gornah, vid Thomas Katon ^
Alicia ux Thome Blackborne ^ uxor eius
lennetta Tirer, vid Maria ux Ricardi Hull
Robertus Tirer Johannes Jackson
Georgius Wilkinson Johannes Hodgkinson
Sara ux eius Isabella ux eius
Isabella Wilkinson, vid Jenetta ux Jacobi Hardker
Margretta Wilkinson Johannes Suthard
Robertus Almond Anna x eius
Dorothea ux eius Anna Suthard fil pred Johannis
Anna Parkinson Suthard ^
Jana ux Ricardi Bamber Ricardus Blackborne *
Johannes Carver Margretta ux eius
the estate in debt. His will was dated May 28, 1770, and after his decease his
property went to John White, of Great Eccleston. The latter was apparently
the father of Nicholas White, of Orotava, in Teneriffe, who married by proxy
at Leyburn, Nov. 11, 1766, Barbara, daughter and coheiress of Roger Strick-
land, of Catterick, by Catherine, daughter of Simon Scroop, of Danby Hall.
John White, a younger brother of Nicholas, born in Feb., 1744, studied at
Femyhalgh, under Dame Alice, and thence went to one of the Jesuit colleges
and entered the Society in 1768, and died at Hammersmith in 1771. The estate
was sold early in the last century, and Cross House is now a farmhouse. The
occasional apparition of the "White Lady" at a small window, looking out of the
attics into the garden, is still believed in by the country people, and strange and
unaccountable noises are said to be frequently heard.
1 Thomas Blackburne, second son of John Blackburne, of Stockenbridge
Hall, died Aug. 9, 1667, and was buried at St Michael's, where a stone com-
memorates his memory. He does not appear to have left issue.
2 The Catons of this and neighbouring townships were strong recusants, and
several of them became priests. William Caton, son of Thomas and his wife
Ellen, admitted into the College at Rome in 1694, aged nineteen, was ordained
in 1699, left for Paris in 1701, and was placed at Great Eccleston, where he
passed his missionary career till his death in 1749. His name appears in the
tahella missarum at Scorton under Feb. 12. Thomas Caton, born in 1756, son of
John Caton, of Broughton, and his wife, Anne Gregson, was ordained at Lisbon,
and died at Cottam in 1826. His sister. Sister Anne Scholastica Caton, O.S.B.,
of Cambray, born in 1749, died in 1830. William, born in London in 1782, and
son of Robert Caton, of Lancashire, and his wife Mary Thornborough, went to
Sedgley Park School, and thence to Lisbon with the intention of becoming a
priest, but left before taking orders. Laurence Caton, of Claughton, was a
Catholic non- juror in 1 7 1 7, and registered an estate in the parish of St Michael's.
^ This family of Southworth (or Southert as the name was pronounced) was
descended from the South worths of Samlesbury Hall.
^Richard Blackburne, of Stockenbridge Hall in Tarnacre.and of Scorton Hall
in Wyresdale, w^as the senior representative of this ancient Catholic family,
which appears annually in the rolls from 1591. The family derived from John
Blackburne, of Sandholme Milne in Barnacre, who was a recusant with his wife
Marie in 1591. He had two sons, William and Richard. The latter purchased
Newton from Sir Richard fifleetwood, of Calwich, co. Stafford. The elder brother
married Elizabeth, daughter of William Kitchin, of Forton, and was aunt of
Barnaby Kitchin, of Pilling, lord of the manor of North Meols. William resided
at Great Eccleston and Thistleton, and had four sons — John, of Great Eccleston,
whose descendants if he had any died out; Richard, of Scorton Hall, who some-
times resided at Thistleton and Newton, and died in 1641 ; William, ancestor
of the two families of Bridge End and Blackley Hurst, the latter ending in
the heiress, Sophia Gildard, wife of the Hon. Richard Jones, brother to Lord
Ranelagh; and Thomas, who settled in Cheshire. Richard married Jane,
192 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Christopher Swinlehurst ^ Margretta ux Ricardi Lightweeke^
Anna ux eius Willielmus Butler^
Thomas Salle Johannes Garlick
Jenetta ux eius Thomas Glazier
CLIFTON [kIRKHAM]
Ellena ux Jacobi GraddelH Ricardus Graddell
daughter of William Aynesworth, of Newton, and was father of — John, of
Eccleston and Newton, and lastly of Stockenbridge Hall in Tarnacre, of whom
hereafter; Richard, who settled in Goosnargh, and founded the families seated
at The Hill in Goosnargh and The Brooks in Bleasdale, the last of the Hill
family being the Rev. James Blackbume, who died at the EngUsh College at
Lisbon in July, 1754; Thomas, who married Margaret, daughter of Robert
Norreys, of Bolton, a cadet of the family of Speke Hall, and was ancestor of the
Blackburnes of Orford Hall and The Hutt in Hale, the Protestant branch of
the family, of which a pedigree was returned at the Visitation of 1664; and
Edward, of Stockenbridge, and latterly of Garstang, who was father of Thomas,
of Upper Rawchffe, who died in 1662, and John, born 1654, ordained priest at
Rome, April i, 1679, and left for the mission in 1681, was at Gorsuch Hall in
1 704, being then rural dean of West Derby, and died at Moor Hall in Aughton,
the seat of Mrs Wolfall, April 2, 1728, and was buried in the ruined chapel of
St Katherine at Lydiate. John, the eldest son of Richard, had issue — Richard,
of Scorton Hall and Stockenbridge Hall, appearing with his wife Margaret in the
text; Thomas, who died in 1667, and has already been noticed; and Edward,
bom 1633, entered the English College at Rome in 1658 (after spending three
years at St Omer's College) , and assumed the alias of John Carey, was ordained in
1661 , left for England in Jan., 1663, and served the mission in his native locality,
perhaps at Stockenbridge (where the Rev. John Sefton baptized his cousm John
in 1654), or at Claughton Hall, the scat of the Brockholes family, where about
1 700, with his nephew and successor, the Rev. Richard Taylor alias Sherburne,
he purchased the site of the present independent mission at Claughton, and died
there, rural dean of Amoundemess, in Sept., 1709. Richard, the eldest son and
heir, made his will Sept. 10, 1686, and was buried at St Michael's Aug. 16, 1687,
leaving two sons — John, of Stockenbridge Hall and Fylde Plumpton, whose
\vill was proved in 1736, and Thomas. John had issue — Richard, of Stocken-
bridge Hall, Catholic non-juror in 171 7, will dated March 27, 1725, who died
before his father in 1726; Thomas, of Fylde Plumpton, Catholic non-juror 1717,
but between 1728 and 1747 removed to Pemberton, where he is described as
"gentleman" at the latter date; Edward, living in 1682; John, living in 1702;
and Jennet, buried at St Michaels in 1704. Richard, the eldest son, married
Mary, daughter of Laurence Livesey, of Livesey Hall in Sutton, and coheiress
of her brother George, who died in 1712. The Liveseys were intermarried with
the families of — Skillicorne of Prees Hall, Standish of Scholes Hall, Lancaster
of Rainhill Hall, Stanley of Lydiate, Eccleston of Eccleston Hall, and others of
ancient lineage. Richard Blackburne left four daughters and coheiresses — Ellen,
born July 17, 1698, wife of William Hathornthwaite, of the Demesne of Catshaw,
Margaret, born Sept. 9, 1701, wife of Thomas Eccles, of Dilworth, Anne, bom
March 10, 1702, wife of Henry Eccles, of Meanfield, in Winwick, and Jennet,
born Feb. 19, 1704, wife of George Crooke, of Bank Hall in Broughton. Through
the Hathornthwaites, Stockenbridge, Catshaw, and Livesey Hall, property in
Hale, and other estates, passed to the heirs of Richard Leckonby, of Leckonby
House, who married the daughter of William Hathornthwaite and sister and
coheiress of John Hathornthwaite, of Catshaw.
^The estate of Christopher Swindlehurst, of Tarnacre, was administered to
in 1699.
2 The will of Richard Lightworke, of Tarnacre, was proved in 1670, and that
of Margaret his widow in 1 67 1 .
3 William Butler's estate was administered to in 1692. He was the fifth son
of Richard Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, by Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas
Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall.
*TheGradellsorGradwellswere probably descended from one of the three
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I93
Isabella Graddell Johannes Smith
Margretta Graddell Gratia Rawlinson
Ellena Graddell Thomas Barton
Thomas Clifton ^ Eliz Davie
Margretta ux eius Ricardus Hosker
ffranciscus Clifton Ellena ux Thome Cottam
Anna Clifton Willielmus Hoskar^
Ellena Clifton Eliz ux eius
younger sons of Christopher Gradell, of Barbies Moor, in Ulnes Walton, by-
Jennet, daughter of Richard Charnock, of Charnock Richard, and his wife
Isabel, daughter of William Clayton, of Leyland. James Gradell of the text, who
was living at Clifton in 1633, had, besides five daughters, four sons — Richard,
bom 1634, ob. inf.; James, born 1639, of Clifton, died 1715, who had two sons,
James, born 1685, of CUfton, married in 1703 Anne Laurenson, of Newton,
and died 1739, and Thomas, born 1688; Richard, of Clifton, buried Jan. 21,
1706-7, of whom hereafter; and John, of Clifton, died 1694, who had a son
James living in 1701. Richard by his first wife, Anne, who died in 1689, had four
sons — James, ob. inf. 1682, Robert, of whom hereafter, Henry, of Clifton in
1 706, and James, died 1694. Robert, of Clifton, was a Catholic non-juror in 1 7 1 7,
died 1746, and by his wife Alice Holden left a son Richard, of Clifton, born 1701,
died 175 1, who by Anne Holden, his wife, had four sons and three daughters —
Robert, who died young; John, of whom hereafter; Christopher, died an infant
in 1741; Christopher, died an infant in 1742; Helen, married in 1765 William
Brown, of Clifton, and was mother of the Rt Rev. George Hilary Brown, first
bishop of Liverpool, who died in 1856; Dorothy, married in 1768 Thomas
Brown, of Clifton; and Alice, spinster, of Preston, who died in 1836, aged
eighty-five.JohnGradwell settled in Preston, married in i774Margaret,daughter
and heiress of John Gregson, of Balderston, died in 1829, aged eighty, and left
issue — Richard, of Balderston, born 1775, who married Jane, daughter of
Peter Marsh, of Hindley, and had issue a daughter and heiress, Margaret, who
carried Green House, Balderston, to her husband Richard Carr, of Preston,
father of the Rt Rev. Mgr James Carr, V.G. ; John, of Preston, J. P., who died
unmarried in 1841 ; Robert Gradwell, D.D., bishop of Lydda, and coadjutor to
Bishop Bramston, V.A — L.D., who died in 1833; George, alderman of Preston,
J. P., and colonel of volunteers, of whom hereafter; and Henry, priest, who
succeeded Bishop Gradwell to the mission at Claughton in 18 17, and died there
in i860. Alderman Gradwell married Mary, daughter of Richard Ashhurst, of
Puddington, co. Chester, and dying in 1849, left issue — John, of Platten Hall,
CO. Meath, who married Ellen, daughter of Peter Fitzgerald, of Soho, co. West-
meath, and had sons George, John, and Gerald; Richard, of Dowth Hall, co.
Meath, who married Maria Theresa, daughter of James MacEvoy, of Tober
Tinan, co. Meath, by Theresa, daughter and coheiress of Sir Joshua Collis Mere-
dyth, Bart., and had issue — Robert Bernard Ashhurst Gradwell, of Dowth Hall,
who married in 1884 Henrietta Maria, daughter of the tenth Earl of Fingall,
Theresa, wife of the Hon. R. Nugent, son of the ninth earl of Westmeath, and
Annette, wife of Edmund Athy, of Renville; the Rt Rev. Mgr Robert Gradwell,
rector of Claughton, who' died in 1906, aged eighty-one; and the Rev. George
Gradwell, formerly of Preston, who died at Torquay in 1855.
^Thomas Clifton, of Clifton, and his elder brother Peregrine were sons of
John Clifton, third son of Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby Hall, by Catherine,
daughter of Sir Richard Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower. Thomas, whose will was
proved in 1667, by his wife Margaret, who was a widow and a recusant of
Clifton in 1679, had sons Thomas, living in 1642, Andrew, 1662, Francis of the
text, Laurence, 1662, and apparently daughters Anne and Ellen of the text.
The junior branches of the Cliftons were very numerous, and a great many of
the daughters became nuns.
" The Hoskers, or Horsecarres as the name was originally spelt, were
recusants in Clifton from the reign of Elizabeth, and they were intermarried
with the Gradells, Clitheralls, and other Catholic families of the district. Admin-
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194 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Thomas Hoskar Margaretta Willasye
Alicia ux eius
SAL WICK [kIRKHAM]
Anna Clifton^ Johannes Leach
Willielmus Clifton Johannes Singleton
Thomas Sheppard Thomas Somner
Ricardus Poole Anna Brockholes^
istration to the estate of William Horsker was granted in 1680, the will of
Elizabeth, his wife, was proved in the same year, and that of Thomas, their
son, in 1703. Thomas lived at Chapel Houses in Clifton, and his son James, of ^
Thistleton, whose will was proved in 1743, was a Catholic non- juror in 1717.
Robert Horsecar, of Clifton, was also a Catholic non- juror in 17 17, and his
will was proved Nov. 6, 1727. His dau Alice married George Gillow, of Singleton.
^ Anne, wife of James Clifton, of Ward's House, in Salwick, was one of the
Brents, of Larkstoke, co. Gloucester, a notable and wealthy Catholic family.
Her husband was at this time in Maryland, but he appears to have returned
before 1679, in which year he was living a recusant at Ward's House. He was
the fifth son of Thomas Clifton, of Clifton Hall, Salwick Hall, and Westby Hall,
and younger brother of Sir Thomas Clifton, Bart. He had four sons and three
daughters, Cuthbert, who married Dorothy, dau. of William Winckley, of
Banister Hall, by Isabel, dau. of Richard Elston, of Higher Brockholes Hall,
and had issue Father James Clifton, S.J., born 1698, died 1750, Father Thomas
Clifton, S.J., bom 1700, died 1777, WiUiam, who married his cousin, one of the
Brents, and was the father of Anne, wife of Col. Slaughter, of the family of
Cheyney Court, co. Hereford, Anne and Eleanor, nuns, Ehzabeth, wife of
Francis Greene, and Mary, wife of her cousin, one of the Brents, by whom she
had a son, Henry Brent, who married Ellen, dau. of Laurence Breres, of Walton
Hall, and had a son, Laurence Brent, and two daughters; Thomas Clifton,
born 1675, who entered the Society in 1698, but left it in 1699; Father W^illiam
Clifton, S.J., born 1678, died 1749; Francis Clifton, born 1682, who was or-
dained priest at the English College at Rome, April 3, 1706, and left for England
April 2, 1709; James, born 1683, who died an ecclesiastical student at Rome,
Jan. 2, 1704; Mary, born 1679, became a nun at Gravelines, in 1696, and died in
1729; Bridget, spinster, of Lytham, who was a Catholic non-juror in 1717; and
Catherine.
2 She was probably the dau. of John Brockholes, of Claughton Hall, by his
third wife Dorothy, dau. of Robert White, of Cross House. She became the
wife of Richard Parkinson, of Leach Hall. She must have been very young
when her father died in 1642, and at the date of this roll her half-brother
Thomas Brockholes, born in 161 3, was in possession of the Claughton estate,
which would probably be under sequestration for recusancy at this time, and
hence his name would be omitted from this list. Her own-brother, Augustine,
lived at Myerscough, and died in 1679. A pedigree of the family was returned
in 1665, but it was of an unsatisfactory character. Originally lords of the manor
of Brockholes, which eventually passed with two daughters and coheiresses to
the Singletons and Ethelstons (or Elstons) about the year 1400, the descendants
of the younger son of Roger de Brockholes, of the thirteenth century, continued
to reside at Claughton Hall, as well as at Heaton Hall, in the parish of Lancaster,
which they acquired in 1440-41 , till the family became extinct in the last half of
the eighteenth century. Thomas Brockholes, half-brother to Anne of the text,
had three sons, John, his successor, who died in 17 19; Thomas, who was ordained
priest at Douay, officiated at Whitehall during the reign of James II, and after
the revolution in 1688 went to Sunderland Hall, the seat of the Osbalde-
stons, then went to Puddington Hall, Cheshire, the seat of William Massey, in
1 71 7 was at Standish Hall, the seat of the Standish family, and finally settled
at Burgh Hall, the seat of the Chadwicks, where he died in 1738; and Roger,
who was ordained priest at Lisbon, and died at York in 1700. The eldest son,
John, born in 1645, married (i) Anne, daughter and coheiress of Thomas
Barcroft, of Barcroft Hall, and (2) in Oct., 17 16, Mary, eldest dau. and coheiress
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 195
Margretta Clitherall^ Johannes Somner
EUena Booth Eliz ux eius
Jacobus Grason
VVEETON-CUM-PREESE [kIRKHAm]
Edwardus Barrowes ^ Jacobus Townend fil pred Johan-
Clemencia ux eius nis
Johannes Barrowes fil pred Ed- Eliz Townend fil pred Johannis
wardi Anna Townend fil pred Johannis
Johannes Townend Anna Wickson
Maria ux eius Willielmus Thistleton ^
of Michael Johnson, of Twyzcl Hall, co. Durham, by Mary, dau. of William Eure
of Elvet (grandson of William, Lord Eure of Wilton), and sister and heiress of
Peter Eure. By the second marriage he left an only daughter, Catherine Brock-
holes, who, Nov. 15, 1739, married Charles Howard of Greystoke Castle, sub-
sequently tenth Duke of Norfolk. The second Mrs. Brockholes married secondly,
in 1724, Richard Jones, of Caton, and was mother of Michael Jones, and hence
the barony of Scrope, lying dormant in the Eure family, became vested in that
of Jones. By his first wife John Brockholes had issue — Thomas, ordained priest
at Douay in 1706, died in 1758 at Chillington Hall, co. Stafford, the seat of the
Giffards; John, who joined the Chevalier de St George at Preston in 171 5, was
convicted and outlawed, but escaped imprisonment, and died at Claughton,
Sept. 25, 1717; Roger, ordained priest at Rome in 1708, died at Claughton in
1743 J William, who succeeded to the estates; Charles, born in 1684, who joined
the Society of Jesus, and died at Wigan in 1759; Anne, wife of Robert
Da vies; and Mary, wife of William Hesketh, of Maynes Hall. William
Brockholes married Jane, third dau. and coheiress of Michael Johnson, of
Twyzel Hall (sister of his father's second wife), and relict of John Owen, of
Chester-le-Street, co. Durham, but dying without issue the estates passed to
his sister Mary, wife of William Hesketh. The latter had issue — Thomas Hesketh,
who succeeded his uncle, William Brockholes, assumed that name, and died
unmarried in 1766; Roger Hesketh, born 1729, who went to Rome, and after-
wards to Watten with the intention of becoming a Jesuit, but his health failing
he returned home and died in 1767 ; Joseph Hesketh Brockholes, who succeeded
his brother Thomas, married in 1768, Constantia, dau. of Basil Fitzherbert, of
Swynnerton Hall, co. Stafford, but dying without issue in 1782, bequeathed the
estates to his brother James with the recommendation to settle them on William
Fitzherbert, his wife's younger brother; and James Hesketh Brockholes, who
died unmarried, April 16, 1783. The estates accordingly passed to William Fitz-
herbert, who assumed the name of Brockholes, and since that date they have
been held by various members of the Fitzherbert family, who have in turn
assumed the name of Brockholes.
^ The Clitherall (a corruption of Clitheroe) family appears in the rolls from
the commencement in 1591. James Clitherall, of Clifton, died in 1648, and his
son a,nd namesake in 1668. The latter was the father of Thomas Clitherall, who
by his wife Mary had sons, John, living at Clifton in 17 10, probably identical
with one of his name of Newton-cum-Scales, whose will was proved in 1715, and
Richard Clitherall, of Clifton, deceased in 17 14, who owned lands in Great and
Little Eccleston. Elizabeth Clitherall of Clifton, by will dated Dec. 4, 1675, left
charities to Clifton, Newton-cum-Scales, and Freckleton.
2 The Barrows of Weeton were recusants in 1 591, in which year John
Barrow's will was proved. John Barrowe, of Weeton, and his wife Margaret
were staunch recusants in the first quarter of the seventeenth century. They
were probably the parents of Edward Barrow, on the rolls in 1625-6,
administration to whose estate was granted in 1670, and Father Thomas Barrow
alias Waring (probably his maternal name) and Harcourt, S.J., born in 16 10,
who was martyred at Tyburn in 1679. John Barrow, appearing later under
Westby, was probably another brother of Edward of the text.
' The Thistletons of Kellamergh and Bryning appear annually in the rolls,
i3«
196 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Anna Thistleton Christopher Hall
Anna Worthington vid Margretta ux eius
Edwardus Stith Jacobus Smith
Thomas Bennett ^ Jenetta ux eius
AHcia ux eius Ricardus Wilkinson
Thomas Goose Anna ux eius
Thomas Rainfforth ^ Ricardus Banks
Anna ux eius Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Rainforth fil pred Laurencius Banks
Thome uxor eius
Georgius Rainforth fil pred Jacobus Carter
Thome Thomas Pike ^
Alicia Hodgson Jenetta ux eius
TREALES, ROSEACRE, AND WHARLES [kIRKHAm]
Henricus Ward Willielmus Walker
Alicia ux eius uxor eius
Alicia Cottam Alicia Grenehall, vid
Andreas Sturzaker Margaretta Grimballfall, vid*
Eliz ux eius ux Henrici Higginson
ux Jacobi Wilkins
William, of Kellamergh, in 1625, Clemencia, widow, of Ribby-cum-Wrea, in
1626-7, William, of Kirkham, 1635, Jennet, widow, and Andrew, of Bryning
in 1633-6, and Jennet, of Bryning-cum-Kellamergh, spr, 1 621 -31.
^ Thomas Bennett alias Baines, born 1656, son of Thomas Bennett, probably
the one of the text, was ordained priest at Rome Dec. 20, 1681, and came to the
mission in 1683.
2 His will was proved in 1 679.
3 The Pykes probably came from South Lancashire when the Langtree
family left Langtree Hall and settled at Swartebreck (or Swarbreck) Hall in
Weeton. Thomas Fyke and Jane his wife were recusants at Eccleston in the
parish of Prescot in the reigns of James I and Charles I. Thomas died in 1629,
and his widow remained on the rolls for some years. Edward Pyke, of Little
Plumpton, and his brother Thomas Pyke, of Claughton, were living in 1762.
The former, by Jennet his wife, had a son Thomas baptized at Westby July 29,
1765. Edward Pyke, of Claughton, whose wife Mary died March 22, 1857, aged
eighty-five, was father of Edward Pyke, of Haighton, died Jan. 25, 1873,
aged seventy-five, whose son Edward, of Blundellsands, died April 25, 1908,
aged eighty-five; and Joseph Pyke, of Preston, J. P., who married Margaret,
daughter of Dionysius Howarth, of Preston, died Dec. 23, 1885, aged seventy-
live, and was father of Edward Pyke, of Southport, J. P., co. Lancaster, the
Very Rev. Canon Joseph Aloysius Pyke, of Preston, and five daughters, of
whom three were nuns. Edward married Hannah, daughter of Richard Carr, of
Holme Slack, Preston, and of Green House, Balderston, and has, amongst others,
the Rev. Edward Pyke, of Preston.
*This is an error for Grimbaldeston. The will of her husband, Thomas
Grimbaldeston, was proved in 1667, and her own in 1673, Thomas was probably
son of John Grimbaldeston, of Treales, whose will was proved in 1630. The family
appears on the rolls from the earliest period. Thomas Grimbaldeston 's sons John
and William, of Treales, died in 1680 and 1681. A son of one of these was the
father of — John, steward to Sir Robert Throckmorton, of Coughton Court, co.
Warwick, Bart., will dated July 4, 1739, proved Feb. 16, 1742, who by Eliza-
beth, his wife, left a daughter Mary Grimbaldeston; Emir Grimbaldeston,
steward to Ralph Standish, of Standish Hall, Catholic non-juror, 1717, of whose
issue hereafter; Leonard Grimbaldeston, who had a son and namesake;
Eleanor; Elizabeth, wife of Mr Briggs; and Alice, wife of Mr Bickliffe, who had
issue John, Thomas, and Alice all living in 1739. Emir, by his wife Alice, had
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. £97
Thomas Singleton Clarencia Stith, vid
Elizeus Leyland Margretta Styth fil pred Claren-
uxor eius cie
Edwardus Worthington ^ Crooke, vid
uxor eius Georgius Crooke
Eliz Nickson Jana Crooke
ux Thome Banson Eliz Grason
ux Ricardi Stith ux Johannis Weaver
Johannes Kirkby
ux eius
BROUGHTON [pRESTON]
Ricardus Dargison Jana ux eius
THORNTON [pOULTON]
Thomas Westby ^ Ricardus Hodgson
ux eius Eliz ux eius
issue — John Grimbaldeston ; William Grimbaldeston, born June 2, 1708, arrived
at Douay College from the Fylde, June 4, 1726, ordained priest, Dec. i, 1735,
was a professor till Oct. 3, 1737, when he came to England, and was placed at
Wrightington Hall, the seat of the Dicconsons, till his death, Feb. i, 1770;
Thomas Emir Grimbaldeston (used his second name only), born June 2, 171 5,
entered Douay July 11, 1730, ordained priest there Dec. 12, 1739, placed at
Lytham Hall, and became travelling tutor to the young squire, Thomas
Chfton, in 1746, and then chaplain at Lytham Hall, thence removed to
Birchley Hall, where he was in 175 1, and died there April 8, 1786; Mary;
and Anne. John, the eldest son, had a son, William, who went to Douay
Augt. 26, 1 74 1, but was sent away on April 29, 1743.
^ Edward Worthington, of Wharles, married Mary, daughter and coheiress
of John Hoghton, of Charnock Richard, by Isabel, daughter of Henry Rogerlye,
of Lytham, younger son of George Rogerlye, of Park Hall in Blackrod, by Ellen,
daughter of William Clifton, of Westby Hall.
2 Thomas Westby was of Burne Hall, a fifteenth century mansion, and his
wife was Bridget, daughter of Thomas Clifton, of Clifton, Westby, and Lytham
halls, and sister of Sir Thomas Clifton, Bart. He was born in 1641, and this,
his first, marriage took place in 1661, and his wife died in 1675. He married,
secondly, Margaret Braithwayte, of the family of Burneside Hall, co. West-
moreland, and died in March, 1 699-1 700. The Westbys returned pedigrees at the
Visitations of 1567, 161 3, and 1664. They originally came from Westby, co.
York, but acquired Mowbreck Hall, in Medlar-cum-Wesham, at an early period,
and made it their principal seat, though they retained the manor of Westby,
CO. York, till well into the seventeenth century. They also possessed the manor
called Westby Lands in Much Urswick, the manors of Burne, Holmes, and Heaton,
besides that of Duffield in Yorkshire, and the junior branch of this period owned
the manor of Up Rawclifife. They were throughout the days of the penal laws
most staunch in their adherence to the old Faith, and suffered every kind of
imprisonment and imposition. They were intermarried with the best Catholic
families of the county. The chapel in Mowbreck Hall was regularly served till
the closing years of the eighteenth century. The walls of the domestic chapel in
Burne Hall were ornamented with oaken wainscot, carved shields, small statues
and foliage, and the ceiling with vine leaves and clusters of grapes. Over the
mantelpiece was the inscription, "Elegi abjectus esse in Domo Dei mei, magis
quam habitari in Tabernaculis peccatorum." Thomas Westby succeeded his
uncle John to the Mowbreck, Westby, and other estates in 1661. Another uncle,
Thomas Westby, M.D., was slain in the royal cause at Preston in Feb., 1642-3.
By his first wife, Thomas had issue — John, born 1662, his successor to Mow-
breck and Burne ; Thomas, of Thistleton, who was buried in the Westby chapel
at Kirkham in March, 1728-9, s.p.; William, s.p.: Cuthbert, buried in the
Westby chapel at Kirkham in Nov., 1727, s.p.; and Robert, who succeeded his
igB CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Robertus Hodgson fil pred Ri- Johannes Hogfgard
cardi Ellena ux eius
Margretta Hodgson fil pred RI- Willielmus Hoggard
cardi Ellena ux eius
Robertus Hebson Thomas Hodgson
Isabella ux eius Jana ux eius
Jenetta Breckall Eliz Croft
Maria Breckall fil. ejus Thomas Hull
Ricardus Litham ^ Robertus Johnson
Isabella ux eius Margretta ux eius
Marcus Litham fil pred Ricardi Robertus Stirzaker
Willielmus Hodgson ux eius
Maria ux eius Smithson, vid
Willielmus Hoggard Garlick, vid
Anna ux eius
GREAT AND LITTLE SINGLETON [kIRKHAm]
Georgius Gillow^ Maria ux Bartholomei Whiteside
brother John to the Mowbreck estate, and died s.p. in 1762, the last heir male of
this the eldest branch of the family; Francis, who died an infant; Bridget,
spinster; Anne, wife of John Greene, of Bowers House; and Dorothy, wife of
Alexander Parker, son of Christopher Parker, of Bradkirk Hall. The eldest son,
John, married, Feb. 10, 1688, Jane, daughter of Christopher Parker, of Brad-
kirk Hall, and at his death, in June, 1722, left four daughters and coheiresses —
Catherine, wife of Alexander Osbaldeston, of Sunderland Hall, Bridget, wife of
William Shuttleworth, of Turnover Hall, Mary, wife of Rev. Thomas Alderson,
a parson, and Anne, wife of Rev. John Benison, of London, a parson, the two
last being the only Protestant alliances hitherto made by the family. The only
child and heiress of the Shuttleworth marriage, Margaret, in 1744, became the
wife of her distant cousin, Thomas Westby, of Up RawcliflFe Hall, commonly
called White Hall, and their eldest son John Westby, as next heir in tail, suc-
ceeded to the Mowbreck, Westby in Furness, and Westby in Yorkshire estates,
as well as to Turnover Hall and White Hall. His sister Bridget, in religion Austin,
was prioress of the canonesses of the Holy Sepulchre at Lidge. Upon John's
death in 181 1 the estates passed to his brother Thomas, who upon his death in
1829 bequeathed the estates to the grandson and namesake of his uncle George
Westby. This gentleman died at Paris in 1842, aged fifty-four, whereupon his
widow, a non-Catholic, sent her children to Protestant schools, and had them
brought up in that faith. The eldest, the late Captain Jocelyn Tate Fazakerley-
Westby, gradually parted with all the Westby estates, and was the last of
the family to reside at Mowbreck Hall.
1 The Lythams of Thornton and Poulton were staunch recusants from the
earliest period. The will of Mark Lytham, then residing in Poulton, was proved
in 1699.
2 George Gillow, like all his ancestors and descendants, was staunch to the
old Faith. His ancestors, Elias de Gillow and Thomas his son, were benefactors
to Conishead Priory in the reign of Edward II. The latter's brother or son,
Robert, became Vicar of York Minster, and dying in 1402, was buried in the
Cathedral. The family followed him to Yorkshire. His nephew Henry was pre-
sented to the rectory of Pelham-Stocking, co. Hertford, in 145 1, and the
latter's nephew, Mr. Henry Gillow, was temporal chancellor of Durham,
1465-76, rector of Hoghton-le-Spring, 1470 till death, Master of Kepyer Hospi-
tal, prebendary of Tockerington in the Church of York, 1476, collated to Friday-
thorpe 1479, installed sub-dean of York, 1477, and rector of Gilling, 1480. His
will was dated Feb. 8, 1482-3. Henry's brother Ralph, of Hoghton-le-Spring,
had issue, Thomas, of Uncleby, in the parish of Kirkby Underdale, Ralph, Seth,
and Sir Robert, ordained priest 1481, admitted to the chantry at St Stephen's
altar in York Minster, vicar choral, and made his will in March, 1504-5. The
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. I99
Willlelmus Hoole Edwardus Hoole
Ricardus Hoole uxor eius
uxor eius Willielmus Almond
will of Thomas, the eldest son, is dated May 19, 1506, and by his wife Isabel he
had — Thomas, of Uncleby, who married Margaret, dau. of Robert Claxton, of Old
Park, Durham, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Wandesford, of Kirklington, co.
York, and whose son. Sir Henry Gillow, priest, left Yorkshire after the destruc-
tion of the monasteries by Henry VIII, and returned with his relatives to
Lancashire, and died at Kirkham in 1561; Sir William, priest; Paulyn, who
became freeman of York, 1495, chamberlain, 1509, sheriff 15 14-5, alderman
1 5 17, and died Lord Mayor in Nov., 1522; and AUce. One or more of Paulyn's
sons returned to Lancashire, but from another descended the Gillows of Wood-
nesborough Manor, Stourmouth Court, Cooksditch Court, and Buckland Manor,
CO. Kent. From George, the eldest son, descended his namesake of the text. The
recusant was son of Richard Gillow, of Bryning, who died in 1662, aged 57. He
subsequently removed to an estate called Gillow, in Little Eccleston, and died
there in June, 1697. He had two sons, Richard, of Great Singleton, and William.
The descendants of the latter, a Catholic non-juror in 17 17, continued to reside
at Gillow till it was sold by the trustee (the writer's father) after the death of
William Gillow in 1854. From the latter's younger brother Thomas descends
Father Aloysius Gillow, S.J, Richard, the eldest son of George, non-juror in
17 1 7, was convicted of recusancy at the Lancaster sessions on Jan. 15 of that
year, and died on the following December 22. He had issue — George, of Singleton,
of whom hereafter; Edward of Westby, ancestor of the Very Rev. Robert
Gillow, of Ramsay, who died in 1900, aged 69, the Right Rev. Eulogio G.
Gillow, D.D., Archbishop of Oaxaca, Mexico (son of Thomas Gillow, of the
Castle of Chautla, and his wife Sohdad del Rivero, Marquise de Selva Nevada),
and Mary Anne, O.S.A. at Paris; William, ob. inf.; Thomas, ob. inf.; John;
Thomas; and Robert, of Lancaster, who married Agnes, dau. of Mr. Fell, of
Lancaster. Robert died in 1 773, leaving issue — Richard, of Ellel Grange ; Thomas,
of London; Edward, died young; Robert, of London; John, D.D., Professor of
Theology at Douay College, Rector of St Wilfrid's, York, and finally President
of Ushaw College, where he died in 1828, aged seventy-six; and Alice, wife of
Thomas Worswick, of Todderstaffe Hall and Lancaster, banker, whose son Alex-
ander acquired Leighton Hall. Richard, the eldest son of Robert, who died in
181 1, aged seventy-seven, had issue by Agnes, dau. of Robert Haresnape of
Thurnham — Robert, of Clifton Hill, Forton, who left several daughters and co-
heiresses, of whom Margaret became the wife of Cuthbert Dunn, of Newcastle,
and Anne became the wife of John Frederick Chadwick, of Burgh Hall, Chorley,
and The Hermitage, Alston ; George, of Hammersmith, who had eight daughters
and coheiresses, of whom Mary was the wife of George Thomas Ferrers, second son
of Edward Ferrers, of Baddesley Clinton Hall, co. Warwick, and Teresa became
a nun at Taunton ; several daughters, of whom was Sister Agnes Mary Joseph,
O.S.F.; and Richard, who purchased Leighton Hall from his cousin Thomas
Worswick, married Elizabeth, dau. and eventual heiress of Charles Stapleton,
M.D., third son of Nicholas Stapleton, of Carlton Hall, co. York, heir to the
barony of Beaumont, subsequently restored, died in 1849, aged seventy-six,
and left issue, Richard Thomas, of Leighton Hall, J. P. ; John, died 1829 ; Robert,
priest, died during the fever epidemic in Liverpool in 1847; George, priest, died
at Preston in 1894, aged seventy-nine; Joseph, of Clifton, ob. s.p. 1865; The
Right Rev. Mgr. Charles, many years Professor at Ushaw, died 1896, aged
seventy-seven; William, surgeon, died in 1899, aged seventy-two, s.p.; and
seven daughters, of whom several were nuns O.S.F. Richard Thomas, the
eldest son of Richard, married Mary Anne, dau. of Charles Eyston, of East
Hendred, Berks, High Sheriff of that county in 183 1, died in 1905, aged almost
ninety-nine, and had issue — Richard Charles; Robert Joseph, died 1893, ^'P-',
George William, barrister-at-law, of London; the Very Rev. Mgr. Francis John,
of Kirkham; and three daughters, of whom Mary Theresa married, in 1872,
Henry Riddell, son of Ralph Riddell, of Felton Park, and Swinburne Castle,
Northumberland. The eldest son, Col. Richard Charles, J. P., who predeceased
JOO CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Anna ux Johannis fFaile^ Willielmus Hull
ux Ricardi Saynt Johannes Hull
Johannes Sant uxor eius
Milo Swarbreck Jacobus Hull fil pred Johannis
his father in 1901, aged fifty-four, by his wife Agnes Mary, dau. of Charles
Riddell, younger son of Ralph Riddell, of Felton Park, and Swinburne Castle,
had issue — Charles Richard, the present owner of Leighton Hall, J. P., George,
Walter, and several daughters. Reverting to George Gillow, of Singleton (the
eldest son of Richard), who died in 1758, he left by his wife Alice, dau. of
Robert Horscar, of Chfton — Richard, of Singleton, and of Moor House, Newton-
le-Scales; Edward, of Westby, died unmarried 1779; William, of Singleton, died
unmarried 1780; John, of Larbreck Hall, died unmarried 1803; Robert, who
died 1783, leaving by his wife Anna, dau. and heiress of William Eaton, of Little
Plumpton, Robert William Joachim and Winifred Frances Margaret, the former
leaving at his death in 1821 an only child, Winifred, wife of John Morgan, of
Latham House, Penwortham, by whom she was the mother of Father James
Gillow Morgan, S.J.; Anne, spinster; and Elizabeth, wife of George Kirkham,
of Poulton-le-Sands. Richard, the eldest son of George, married Isabel, sister
and heiress of Henry Brewer, of Moor House, Newton-le-Scales, and dying in
1814, aged eighty-six, left — George, of Moor House, who by Jane, dau. of Ralph
Crookall, of Lytham, left at his death in 1808, Richard, priest, sometime vice-
rector of the English College at Rome, professor of theology at Ushaw, canon
of Liverpool, who died in 1867, aged seventy- three, Henry, priest, of Appleton,
died in 1849, Ralph, of Newton-le-Scales, died 1868, aged seventy-one, un-
married, Isabel, wife of Robert Middlehurst, of Wigan, and Jane, wife of William
Liptrott, of Bold, and mother of Canon Peter Liptrott and Rev. Richard Lip-
trott; John, of Salwick Hall and Elswick Grange, of whom hereafter; William,
of Singleton, who died in 1852, aged seventy-nine, leaving by Mary, dau. of
Thomas Guest, of Euxton, Canon Richard, of North Shields, died 1853, Thomas
of Foxcote, CO. Warwick, died 1870, aged sixty, s.p., having married Mary, dau.
of John Garnett, of the Quernmore Park and Wyreside family, who died at
Hereford in 1904, aged ninety-four, William of Lilystone Hall, Essex, J. P.,
died s.p., in 1893, aged seventy-six, John Francis, of Lilystone Hall, died s.p.
in 1894, aged seventy-two, Isabel, spinster, died at Lilystone Hall in 1893, aged
eighty-five, and Mary, a nun, died in 1891 ; Thomas, priest, of North Shields,
died in 1857, aged eighty-eight; and Joseph, of Newton-le-Scales, who died in
1843, leaving five daughters, of whom the eldest, Isabel, married Thomas
Gillow, of Great Eccleston, and had a son Joseph, the father of Father Aloysius
Gillow, S.J. Returning to John (the son of Richard), who died in 1845, aged
eighty-one, he had issue by his wife Alice, dau. and coheiress of Henry
Atkinson, of Little Poulton Hall— Richard, priest, died at Fernyhalgh in 1864,
aged seventy; Henry, priest, died at Manchester in 1837, aged 41 ; Joseph, of
whom hereafter; Edward, oh. s.p. i860, aged fifty-eight; Thomas, of Preston,
died 1872, aged sixty-four, father of Alice Mary Emanuel, O.S.F., died 1877,
aged twenty, and Helen, wife of Albert Sibeth, of Wimbledon, son of Werner
Sibeth; John, D.D., vice-president of Ushaw College, died 1877, aged sixty-
three; and seven daughters, of whom Ellen, a nun of Syon, died at Lisbon in
i860, aged fifty-four, and Margaret, wife of Barthol. Brown, of Winckley Hall,
was mother of Revs. Richard and William Henry Brown. Joseph Gillow (the
surviving eldest son of John), of Preston and Ribby, J. P., died in 1872, aged
seventy- two, leaving by his wife Jane, daughter of William Smith, of Clock
House in Lea and of Forton, by Jane, dau. and coheiress of Robert Haydock,
of Leach Hall, — Rev. John Gillow, died in Belgium, in 1881, aged forty-eight;
Rev. William Gillow, of Berwick, and formerly of North Shields, died in 1880,
aged forty-five; Canon Henry Gillow, of Blackhill, co. Durham; Joseph, the
present writer; and six daughters, of whom Mary Anne, spinster, died in 1907,
aged seventy-six, and Frances Elizabeth, wife of Matthew Kearney, of The
Ford, Lanchester, co. Durham, J. P., D.L., and High SherifE of that county in
1 88 1, died Dec. 22, 1906.
^The will of John Faile, of Singleton Grange, was proved in 1691, and that
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 20I
Robbinson, vld^ Eliz ux Willielmi Sandom
Willielmus Robbinson Johannes Swartbreck^
Robertus Swartbreck, smith Edwardus Swartbreck, fil eius
uxor eius Willielmus Eccleston'^
Jenetta ux Jacobi Butler^ Jana Eccleston
of Anne, his widow, in 1693. His father was probably William Faile, of Single-
ton, whose will was proved in 1667. '
* The will of Margaret Robinson, of Singleton, was proved in 1667, and that
of her late husband, John Robinson, of Great Singleton, in 1661. They suffered
both public and private spoliation of their property during the civil wars on
account of their faith. They had five sons and two daughters. One of the sons,
Thomas Robinson alias Shaw, was baptized by the priest of Great Singleton,
the Rev. John Holden, Aug. 26, 165 1, and was ordained priest at Rome in 1677.
The father, John, was probably son of William Robinson, of Great Singleton,
a recusant in 161 3.
2 James Butler, youngest son of Henry Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, by his third
wife, Isabel Grimston, granddaughter of Thomas Grimston, of Grimston Garth,
CO. York, by Dorothy, dau. of Marmaduke Thwaites, of Smeaton, co. York,
was educated at St Omer's College, and died at Cartford, in Little Eccleston, in
1709, leaving, by Jennet his wife, a daughter. Jennet, wife of William Gillow, of
Little Eccleston.
^ John Swarbreck was son of Edward Swarbreck of Great Singleton, who
appears in the rolls up to his death in 1622, and his widow Agnes for some years
later. His will was proved in 1667. One of his sons, James, was baptized by the
Rev, Thomas Matthews, the priest at Great Singleton, in 1655, was ordained
priest at Rome in 1678, using the alias of Singleton, succeeded to the charge of
the mission at Singleton, and resided in the house of Richard Gillow, where he
was apprehended in 17 16, and died in Lancaster Castle, through the sickness
prevailing there, in March of that year. John, son of Edward Swarbreck, of
Singleton, and his wife Elizabeth, born 1679, was ordained priest at Rome in
1 703, served New House in Newsham and Crow Hall in Woodplumpton, and died
Sept, 15, 1729. Robert Swarbreck alias Walker, son of William Swarbreck and
his wife Lucy, of Singleton, born 1675, was ordained priest at Rome in 1700, and
died Feb. 24, 1736-7. James Swarbreck, of Great Singleton, as a non-juror in
1 71 7, registered leasehold property in Weeton, and Thomas Swarbreck, of
Weeton, was also a non-juror and died in 17 19. John Swarbreck, of Wesham
Hall, brother of the Rev. James Swarbreck, the priest at Great Singleton, as a
non- juror registered leasehold estate at Wesham and Weeton, as well as a free-
hold estate in Hardhorn-with-Newton, which in reality he held in trust for the
Singleton mission. The Swarbrecks, deriving their origin from Swarbreck Hall, in
Weeton-cum-Preese, were recusants throughout penal times. One of the grand-
sons of John Swarbreck of the text settled at Nateby House, in the parish of
Garstang, and his descendant, Thomas Swarbrick, in 1806 purchased Nateby
Hall. The latter's son Edward Swarbrick, of Nateby House, by his wife Marga-
ret, dau, of James Newsham, of Bell Fold in Newsham, was the father of the Rev.
James Swarbrick, thirty-two years priest at Thurnham, who died at Hornby
in 1898, aged seventy-five, and the Rev. Edward Swarbrick, who served
Preston, Great Eccleston, and Clifton Hill, and died at Fulwood in 1893, aged
68. Another and probably the senior branch of the family was represented by
John Swarbreck, surgeon, of Poulton-le-Fylde, who married Anne, dau. of
Thomas Worswick, of Todderstaffe Hall and Lancaster, by Alice, dau. of
Robert Gillow, of Lancaster, subsequently settled at Sowerby, in the parish of
Thirsk, and was ancestor of the Rev. Thomas Oswald, O.S.B., and Charles Swar-
breck.
^Administration to his estate was granted in 1671 . The Ecclestons of Great
Singleton appear annually in the rolls from the commencement. Thomas
Eccleston, priest, born at Great Singleton, spent more than forty years of
missionary labour in the parishes of Halsall and Aughton, and was buried in
the Harkirk cemetery in 1700.
202 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
uxor Johannis Gant^ kirkham.
Willlelmus Gant Wlllielmus Davis
Thomas Gant Maria ux eius
Ellena Gant Alicia ux Jacobi Clayton
ux Johannis Baine Henricus Johnson
ux Georgij Swartbreck Georgius Johnson
Willielmus Swartbreck Jacobus Crosse
ux Thome Devis Anna ux eius
Beatrix Charneley^ Thomas Hodgson
Thomas Parkinson Agnes ux eius
Katherina Blackborne
Maria Miller
MEDLAR-CUM-WESHAM [kIRKHAm]
Dorothea Hesketh^ Christopher Smith
^The Gauntsof Great Singleton, descended from one of the followers of
John of Ghent, who was Lord of Singleton, and is said to have sometimes resided
there, appear annually in the rolls. John Gaunt's will was proved in 1697.
William Gaunt, of Great Singleton, whose will was proved in 1606, had two
sons priests, James, alias Sands, who went from Douay to Rome, where
ordained priest in 1607, became archdeacon of the chapter, and died in Lanca-
shire in 1658, and Thomas, alias Sands and Thornbrough, born at Singleton
about 1587, went from Douay to Rome, where ordained in 161 3, apprehended
on the mission, and imprisoned in the Clink, whence released and exiled in 1630.
Another priest, James Gaunt, probably son of Thomas Gaunt, of Singleton, the
one of the text, whose will was proved in 168 1, is met with serving Myerscough
in 171 2, Dimples Hall and Nateby Hall in 17 14, Mowbreck Hall in 1727, and
Thurnham Hall in 1729, and died Oct. 28, 1734. William Gaunt, bom 1721,
son of William Gaunt, of Great Singleton, and his wife Jane Jackson, was
admitted into Douay College, Sept. 25, 1737, ordained priest May 27, 1747,
came to the mission and served Mowbreck Hall, where in Feb., 1754, his
Superiors had reason to be dissatisfied with him, and in 1760 he was sent with
the Rev. Jerome Wilson to Raventofts, Yorkshire. Thence he was placed at
Nidd Hall, the seat of the Trappes family, in 1763, but left and apostatized,
preaching his recantation sermon at Manchester in 1769, when he was given a
curacy at Brindle, and subsequently obtained that of Wrea Green, not very far
from his old mission of Mowbreck Hall, where he passed an unhappy time,
depressed with melancholy, till his death in 1773.
*The Chamleys of Great Singleton appear annually in the rolls. Beatrix, of
the text, may have been a relative of Richard Charnley, of Little Poulton Hall,
will proved 17 10, whose wife was Margaret, dau. of William Hesketh, of Maynes
Hall, in Little Singleton, by Perpetua, dau. of Thomas Westby, of Mowbreck
Hall, who survived her husband, was a Catholic non-juror in 1717, and whose will
was proved April 19, 1719.
^Dorothy, dau. of William Hesketh, of Maynes Hall, by Perpetua, dau. of
Thomas Westby, of Mowbreck Hall, married Thomas Wilkinson, of Claughton,
an old Catholic family, one of whom, Thomas, married Elizabeth, dau. of
John Newsham, of Newsham Hall, in the reign of Elizabeth. Dorothy's dau.,
Perpetua Wilkinson, married John Fletcher, of Denton's Green, in Windle, son
of Thomas Fletcher, of the same, and her son William Fletcher alias Wilkin-
son, born 1722, ordained priest at Douay, was a professor, and in 1762 became
vice-president of St Omer's College, when it was transferred from the Jesuits
to the secular clergy. He died at Bath, March 24, 1803. John Wilkinson, born
1703, ordained priest at Douay, and prefect there for many years, finally
became chaplain at the Augustinian Convent at Paris in 1741, and died there
in 1 77 1. An earlier member of the family. Father Thomas Wilkinson alias
Molyneux, S.J., born 1638, ordained priest at Valladolid, was thrown into the
gaol at Morpeth during the Gates Plot ferment, and was poisoned by the prison
surgeon in 1681.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
203
Alicia Smith
Ricaidus Walton^
Alicia Browning
Ricardus Greenall
Georgius Townsend
Ellena Townend
Willielmus Greenall
Johannes Greenall
Margretta Greenall
Ellena Greenall
Ellena Jackson
Jacobus Simpson
Agnes Browning
Margretta Smith
Ricardus Lee
Thomas Walton ^
Mabella Walton
Eliz Walton
Willielmus Breyning
Johannes Bryning
Margretta Chamlett
FISHWICK
Gawen Chamlett
Henricus Higginson
Henricus Billesborrow
Alicia Bonney
Ellena Crookall
Eliz Blacklach
Maria Greenall
Ellena Greenall
Ellena Greenall jun.
Eliz Jackson
Eliz Benning
Eliz Greenall
Ellena Greenall
Jana Hodgson
Agnes Simpson
Margretta Horneby^
Alicia Horneby
Jona Clayton*
Jenetta Clayton
Gracia Sidegreaves
[preston]
Dorothea ux Willielmi Stopridge
Radulphus Browne
Alicia ux eius [phi
Margretta Browne fil predRadul-
Jacobus Turner
Isabella ux eius
Anna ux Johannis Bramwell
Thomas Eaves ^
Dorothea Bradley
Maria ux Johannis Bayly
Ricardus Melling
Eliz Pike vid
Eliz ux Thome Bramwell ^
Jana Bramwell
^His will was proved in 1670.
2 His will was proved in 1 708.
3 Robert Hornby, of Medlar, and Elizabeth, his wife, were recusants in
16 1 2 seq., and William and James, of the same, in 1635 ^^<1' The latter's will was
proved in 1662, and that of Alice of the text in 1674.
*Emer Clayton, of Medlar, was a recusant in 163 1. Administration to the
estate of Jane Clayton, of Medlar, was granted in 1667.
^ Thomas Eyves (latterlyjspelt Eaves) of Fish wick Hall, returned a pedigree
at the Visitation of 1664, being then of the age of forty. He married Margery,
dau. of Ralph Sherdley, of Farington, and his son Richard was born in 1659.
Thomas was still a recusant of Fishwick in 1679-82, but soon after that date
the family parted with Fishwick Hall. They had been seated there for many
generations, and were recusants throughout. The father of Thomas of the text,
Richard Eyves, lost his life during the civil wars in 1644. By his wife Jane, dau.
of Richard Grimshaw, of Clayton Hall, he had two younger sons, and two
daughters: James, father of Dom Thomas Eyves, O.S.B., born 1659, died 1747,
and probably of Dame Mary Eyves, O.S.B., of Cambray, who died in 1732;
Oswald, who settled at Ashton-super-Ribble, whose will was proved in 171 5;
Anne, wife of Thomas Dale, of Walton; and Jane, wife of William Shaw, of
Preston. Oswald, whose widow, Elizabeth, was a Catholic non-juror in 1717,
had two sons, Oswald, of Ashton, and Robert. The former was the father of
Dom Oswald Eyves (or Eaves), O.S.B., bom 1739, who died at Brownedge in
1793; James; Ellen, spinster; and Anne, coheiress to her brothers, who married
John ffrance, of Greaves Town.
•His will was proved in 1669, as likewise that of Elizabeth Bramwell.
a04 "^ CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
BISPHAM-CUM-NORBRECK [bISPHAM]
Johannes Hull, sen. Maria ux Ric^rdi Wade
Jona ux eius
RAWCLIFFE [ST MICHAEL's]
Waldivus Butler, ^ gen Jana ux eius
* The Butlers of Rawcliffe Hall returned a very full pedigree at the Visita-
tion of 1664, and very elaborate MS. pedigrees are extant, but the name in the
text is not found in them. They were always staunch to the Faith. Henry Butler,
the Lord of Rawcliffe, died in this very year, 1667. His estate would probably
be sequestrated for recusancy, and hence his name would not appear in this list.
He was the eldest son of WiUiam Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, by Ehzabeth, dau.
of Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby Hall. He was thrice married (i), to Dorothy,
dau. of Henry Stanley, of Bickerstaffe Hall, and sister of Sir Edward Stanley,
Bart., ancestor of the Earls of Derby, (2) to Cecily, dau. of Edward Parkinson,
of Westfield in Claughton, and (3) to Isabel Grimston, granddaughter of
Thomas Grimston, of Grimston Garth, co. York, by all of whom he had issue.
His eldest son, Richard, was slain at Manchester in 1643, but left a large family
by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall. Henry,
the second son of Henry by his first wife, married Jane, dau. of Thomas Stanley,
of Great Eccleston Hall, and it seems not improbable that he is identical with
the "Waldivus" of the text. This Henry had a large family, of whom Charles,
the eldest, was the grandfather of Richard Butler, of Pleasington Hall. The
Butlers continued at Rawcliffe till the time of Henry Butler, who was thrice
married, (i) in 1683 to Magdalen, dau. of John Girlington, and granddaughter
and ultimately heiress of Sir John Girlington, of Thurland Castle, (2) to Anne,
dau. of Mr Howard, of Barnard Castle, and (3) to Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Butler, of Kirkland Hall. By his first wife he had an only son, Richard, who
was taken prisoner at the battle of Preston in 171 5, condemned to death for
high treason, but died in prison in London, Jan. 16, 17 16, and his estates
forfeited and sold, the father, Henry, having fled to the Isle of Man. By his wife
Mary, dau. of Henry Curwen, of Workington Hall, co. Cumberland, Richard
left an only child, Catherine, who only inherited the Thurland Castle estate. She
married, in 1729, Philip Markham, of Ollerton Hall, co. Notts, but died under
age and sine prole. Thus one of the most ancient families in the country was
ruined, and practically came to an end in respect of their county position. A
cousin of the last young lord of Rawcliffe, William Butler, of Myerscough, son
of Edward, married Rosamond, dau. of Richard Longworth, of St Michael's
Hall, engaged in the rising of 171 5, was tried and convicted of high treason at
Liverpool, Jan. 20, and executed at Preston, Jan. 28, 17 16. There were several
secular priests, Benedictines, and Jesuits, besides a great many nuns in the family,
of whom were — John Butler, probably son of Nicholas Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall,
ordained from Rheims at Laon, in 1 588 ; John Butler, baptized April 6, 1 579. son
of Alban Butler, of Nateby (younger son of John Butler, of Kirkland Hall), by
Grace, his wife, probably a daughter of Richard Travers, of Nateby Hall, and
his wife Grace, dau. of Richard Redman, of Harewood Castle, co. York,
admitted into the English College at Rome in 1601, aged twenty, was sent to
Belgium on account of ill-health in 1602, and died in England; John Butler
alias Ellison, possibly the fourth son of William Butler, of Rawcliffe, and his
wife Elizabeth, dau. of Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby Hall, came to the mission
from Douay in 1626, and was serving in Lancashire in 1632; John Jerome
Butler alias Berry, O.S.B., born 17 14, died in Lancashire in 1792; Thomas
Butler, S.J., born 17 18, third son of Christopher Butler, of Stalmine (twenty-
first child of Richard Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, and his wife Katherine, dau. of
Thomas Cams, of Halton Hall), by Agnes, dau. and sole heiress of Thomas
Goose, of Stalmine Hall, died 1779; Philip Butler, born Dec. 8, 1724, son of
William Butler and his wife Dorothy Ashton, was ordained priest at Douay,
Dec. 19, 1750, left for the mission, May 9, 1752, and was placed at Blackbrook,
the seat of the Orrells, where he remained till his death, Dec. 19, 1777 ; Richard
Bernard Butler, O.S.B., born 1748, second son of Henry Butler, of Stalmine
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 2O5
Jacobus Thorneton Brigitta ux Thome Jenson
Jacobus Tompson Henricus Cowell
Margretta ux eius Rutha ux eius
Alicia ux Johannis Covvhead EUena Roscall^
Hall (son of Christopher Butler and his wife Agnes Goose), by Mary, dau. of
Richard Parkinson, of Westfield, inClaughton, died in 1825 ; and Thomas Butler,
born 1734, son of Lancelot Butler, of Preston (son of Charles Butler, of Great
Eccleston, by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Newton, of Stocksfield Hall, co. North-
umberland), died at Hornby in 1795.
^The Roskells appear in the rolls from the commencement in 1591. Alice
Roskell, of Out Rawcliffe, widow, was a recusant in 1627 seq. The will of John
Roskell, of Out Rawcliffe, was proved in 1721, and that of Thomas Roskell, of
Hambleton, in 1722. About this date the family settled in Garstang, where
George Roskell in 1732 married Mary Bleasdale, of Barnacre. He died in 1787,
having had issue — Thomas, born 1737, ob. inf.; Thomas, born 1741 ; Nicholas,
born 1744, who married in 1772 Jennet, daughter of John Fox, of Forton;
George, born 1749; Anne, born 1734; Mary, born 1739; Mary, born 1747; and
Catherine, born 1752. Nicholas died in 1800. The connection with Garstang, and
the famous watch- making business, mentioned below, is alluded to in the Lanca-
shire ballad, of which the following is a stanza :
"And there lies little Garstang
With houses all o' thatch.
That gave arise to Roskells all
And patent lever watch."
He had issue — George, born July 27, 1773, who married Jane, daughter of
James Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite Lodge, by his second wife Martha, daughter
of George Crook, of Bank Hall, in Broughton, and settled at Stokyn Hall, Holy-
well, CO. Flint, J. P.; Robert, twin with George, of Gateacre, near Liverpool, who
died Sept. 11, 1847; John, born 1780, who married Anne, daughter of James
Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite, by his second wife, who became a banker of Preston,
"Roskell, Arrowsmith and Kendall," and died in Preston, Nov. 6, 1859, s.p.;
Thomas, born 1787, who died at the Benedictine Monastery at Ampleforth, co.
York; and Mary, wife of Richard Arrowsmith, banker, of Preston. George, the
eldest son had issue twelve children, of whom — Nicholas, captain in the P. and O.
service, married Charlotte Jones, and left Bernard, Wilfrid, Arthur, and Agnes,
who married (i) Fitzgerald Henry, commodore in the P. and O. service, and (2)
the Vicomte de Vercelli-Ranzi; George Potts Roskell, of Stokyn Hall, married
June 3, 1833, Ellen, daughter of Mr Wharton, of Netherton, who survived her
husband, and died at Stokyn, July 16, 19CX), aged ninety-two; Richard; John,
went to the West Indies, married, and had two daughters, one a nun, and Mari-
anne, married at Preston, Oct. 15, 1889, to James Emile Bridges, barrister-at-
law, of the Bengal Civil Service, commissioner of the Eastern District of
Upper Burmah; Elizabeth, wife of Michael Harnett, of Heswall, in Wirrall,
CO. Chester; Frances, the wife of John Markland (son of Thomas Markland, of
Clifton Park, near Bristol) , whose only sister married T>x William Gillow ; and
Mary Ann, wife of Richard Trappes, of Manchester, younger son of Francis
Trappes, of Nidd Hall, co. York, by Elizabeth, daughter of James Lomax, of
Clayton Hall. Robert, the second son of Nicholas, was twice married — (i)
J uly 3 , 1 797,to Elizabeth, daughter of William Tarleton, and she died Aug. 4, 1 807,
aged thirty- two, leaving six children — Nicholas, born 1798; Robert, born 1804;
EUzabeth, born 1800, married Jan. 9, 1849, Morgan O'Connell, and died s.p.
at Brighton in 1890; Jennette, born 1802, spr, died 1863; Margaret, wife of
William Leeming, of West Derby; and Catherine, born 1807, married John
Kendall, of London and Bath, and died in 1858 — and (2) Oct. 2, 1808, to Anne,
daughter of John Kaye, of Liverpool, by whom he had six children — William,
born 181 1 ; John, unmarried, leaving his estate at Glascoed to his sister, Mrs
Lynch; Richard Butler, D.D., born 18 17, Bishop of Nottingham, who died in
1883; Joseph Kaye, of Coleford, died in 1880; Anne, born Sept. 14, 1809; and
Mary, married, March i, 1848, John Lynch, of Liverpool. Robert Roskell's
2o6 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Willielmus Tompson Isabella ux Nicholai Kitchen^
Margretta ux eius
RIBBY-CUM-WREA [kIRKHAm]
Anna Parker Willielmus Sheppard
Alicia Garet Milo Hull
Isabella Planton Ellena ux eius
father-in-law, Mr. Tarleton, was a watchmaker in Liverpool, to which business
Robert succeeded, and greatly augmented, after obtaining the rights of the
compensating lever. Nicholas, the eldest son, associated with liis brother Robert
in the watch business at Liverpool, married Ellen, daughter of Thomas Tasker,
of BilUnge, who died at Wavertree Dec. lo, 1884, aged eighty-two, and had issue
— Robert, bom June 2, 1827; Thomas Tasker Roskell, D.D., bom Nov. 22, 1831,
died in Liverpool Dec. 5, 1862; Nicholas, of Billinge, born 1833, died at Stoney-
croft, Liverpopl, Dec. 21, 1904, who by Emily, his wife, daughter of Thomas
Swarbreck, of Thirsk, co. York, had Nicholas, Thomas, Hubert, Francis, all
unmarried, and Mary, a nun; Ellen, spinster, died March i, 1908; Anne, Agnes,
and Elizabeth, nuns of the Good Shepherd; and Jennet, married to Francis
Sparrow, eldest son of John Sparrow, of Woodfold Park, near Blackburn, who died
s.p. in 1893. Robert, the second son of Robert by his first wife, married Mary
Kay, and resided at Park House, Fulham, where he died July 12, 1888, and his
widow Sept. 4, 1888, aged seventy-eight, having had issue — Nicholas Robert,
of Kensington, married (i) Elizabeth Jemima, daughter of William Moran, of
St Edmundsbury, Lucan, J. P., and had Robert Nicholas, Capt. William John,
born 1875, Mary, Leila, married in 1892 to James Philip Reynolds, third son
Prancis Reynolds, of Hillside, Woolton, and Rose Margaret, married in 1898 to
Frederick William Lee, M.R.C.B., L.R.C.P., eldest son of Capt. William Lee,
R.N., of Twickenham, — and (Nicholas Robert) married (2) Florence Matilda,
daughter of Mark Saunders, of Coombe House, Halberton, co. Devon, by whom
he had one child oh. inf. ; Allan, born 1839, of South Kensington; Richard, died
unmarried at Buluwayo in 1907; Charles John, solicitor, who married his
cousin Mary, daughter of John Lynch, of Liverpool, and has Charles Robert
Joseph, born 1901, and Joan Mary, born 1902; Mary, wife of Sir William Mary
Joseph Codrington, fifth Bart., and he died in 1904; Rose, a nun at New Hall;
and Catherine, died 1875. William, son of Robert by his second wife, Anne
Kaye, resided at Wavertree and Bishop Eaton, near Liverpool, married
June 16, 1835, Eliza (died at South Kensington in 1898, aged eighty-three),
daughter of Michael Gibson, of Knotty Ash, died March 11, 1859, aged forty-
seven, and had issue — Robert, born 1836, died 1881, unmarried; Michael,
born 1837, drowned at Penketh 1842; William Leeming Roskell, bom 1839,
by his wife Mary, who died in 1883, had Maude, bom 1871 ; Richard, bom 1840,
died in Argentina in 1882, leaving by his wife Bertha, daughter of Mr Butler,
whom he married in 1863, Richard, born 1864, ob. in fans, Richard Aloysius,
born 1867 (who by Eugenie Fraquet, his wife, has John Gibson Roskell,
Bertha, Gertrude, and Margaret Mary), Edward, born 1871, oh. infans, Mary
Bertha, born 1865, a Carmelite nun at Lanherne, Anne Elizabeth, born 1866, a
Notre Dame nun, Teresa Mary, bom 1869, a Notre Dame nun, and Mary
Frances, born 1871, died 1889; John, born 1840, twin with Richard above,
oh. infans: Michael Gibson Roskell, born 1844, married in 1872 Rose, daughter
of Mr Greenan, and had Robert, born 1873, Michael Gibson Roskell, bom 1886,
Mary, oh. infans, Mary Juliana, born 1878, Agnes Blanche, bom 1880, and
Catherine, born 1884; Augustine John, born 1847, of Argentina, who by his
wife Junita had William, Eliza, died young, and Mary Frances; Aloysius Joseph,
born 1852, who died 1897, leaving by his wife Emma, daughter of John Wall and
relict of Reuben Miller, whom he married in 1879, John Wall Roskell, born
1880, priest at Walsall; Joseph Gerrard Roskell, born 1856, Philip George, born
1859, priest at Harvington; Mary Elizabeth, born 1842, married 1861 Charles
McCartney Swarbreck, of Thirsk; Mary Gertrude, O.S.B., prioress at East
Bergholt, bom 1845 '< Anne Mary, bom 1849, married in 1872 Joseph Stanislaus
Hansom of London ; and ]\Iary Frances, spr, of Bognor.
^The will of Nicholas Kitchen, of Out Rawchfife, was proved in 1667.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. IQTJ
Willielmus Reby (Ribby) Margretta Cuban (Cooban)
Janetta ux eius Eliz Key
Thomas Hall Johannes Hall
Eliz ux eius Ellena ux eius
BRYNING CUM KELLAMERGH [kIRKHAM]
Georgius Clarkson Eliz Rawe
Jana ux eius Maria Rawe
Willielmus Clarkson Ellena Rawe
Johannes Coulborne Ellena Woodhouse
Willielmus Merser, sen. Georgius Charneley
Alicia Merser vid Eliz Hodgson
Ellena Ireland Ricardus Garlick^
Maria ux Jacobi Bradley ^ Katherina ux eius
POULTON. Nicholaus Porter*
Robertus Garlick Ellena Hull
Alicia uxor eius Henricus Porter
Robertus Lassey Jana ux eius
Maria Ordes Ellena Pemberton
Anna Browne ' Alexanderus Claughton^
Matheus Raw^ Isabella ux eius
Margretta ux eius Janetta Garlick
WESTBY CUM PLUMPTON [kIRKHAM]
Johannes Barrowes*^ Robertus Elston
ux eius uxor eius
1 James Bradley, of Brjming Hall, married Mary, daughter of Nicholas
Hesketh, of Hesketh cum Becconsall, who died in 1637, younger son of Robert
Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, by Margaret, daughter of Alexander Standish, of
Standish Hall. James Bradley's will was proved in 1669, and administration to
his widow's estate was granted in 1680. He returned a pedigree at the Visitation
of 1664. The family appears in the first roll in 1591 in the person of Margaret,
wife of John Bradley, of Bryning Hall. The inquisition post mortem of their
son James is dated 15 Jac. I, 161 7-8. He married Helen, daughter of Lambert
Tyldesley, of Garret Hall in Tyldesley , and she was living at BryningjHall, a widow
and a recusant, in 1623. They had issue — Edward, of Bryning Hall, a captain of
foot under Sir Thomas Tyldesley, who was slain at the battle of Marston Moor,
July 2, 1644; Thomas, o.s.p,; John, o.s.p.; Richard, S.J., confessor of the faith,
bom 1605, entered the Society, was apprehended and imprisoned in Manchester
Gaol, where he died before his anticipated martyrdom, Jan. 30, 1645; Helen;
and Jane and Anne, married in Ireland. Capt. Bradley married Katherine,
daughter of Roger Nowell, of Read Hall, by EHzabeth, daughter of Thomas
ffleetwood, of Calwich, co. Stafford, and sister of Sir Richard ffleetwood, Bart.,
and had issue — James, named in the text, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Mary.
James had issue — Edward, born 1648, who sold Bryning Hall and estate prior
to 1726; James, of Bryning Hall, whose will was proved in 1720, and whose wife
Elizabeth was a recusant in 1679; John; Thomas; Richard, of Kirkham, a
recusant in 1679 ; Alice ; and Mary. Bryning Hall is now a farm house.
2 The will of Matthew Roe, of Poulton, was proved in 1678.
^Administration to his estate was granted in 1670.
*The will of Nicholas Porter, of Little Poulton, was proved in 17 19, and
that of another of the same name and place in 1633.
^Administration to his estate was granted in 167 1.
•The Barrows of Weeton and of Westby were apparently the same family.
Fr Edward Barrow, S.J., born at Westby in 1660 was most probably the son of
John of the text. He died priest at Westby Hall in 1721. His portrait, with the
date upon it, was formerly in the possession of the Rev. Dr Hall, at Maccles-
field, who was related to him. James Barrow, son of Edward Barrow, of Weeton,
2o8
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
LANCASHIRE
Gervasius Clifton^
uxor eius
Andreas Leuty ^
Gracia Lewty fil pred Andrei
Johannes Mercer
uxor eius
Willielmus Barnes
uxor eius
Willielmus Roe
uxor eius
Willielmus Tompson
uxor eius
Robertus Hall
uxor eius
Ellena Knowles, spinster
Anna Swartbreck, spinster
Edwardus Wrennall
Willielmus Bennett
uxor eius
Johannes Ryley
uxor eius
Ricardus Clarkenson
uxor eius
Gilbertus Mercer
Robertus Bennett
uxor eius
ux Willielmi Weeton
Eliz Weeton fil pred Willielmi
ux Johannis Johnson
Ricardus Cowborne
uxor eius
Jacobus Covvban
Thomas Cowban
Johannes Hodgson
Margeria Eccleston, vid
Petrus Clifton^
ux eius
Isabella Townend
and his wife Elizabeth Swarbreck, born April 21, 1726, was ordained priest at
Rome in 1751, succeeded the Rev. James Postlethwaite at Clints Hall in 1781,
stayed there five or six years, then travelled with John Stapleton, of Carlton,
and died May 27, 1800. John, son of Edward Barrow, of Westby, and Anne
Hall his wife, born 1735, educated at Rome and Douay, died priest at Claughton
in 1812. His brothers, Fr Richard, S.J., died in 1799, and Fr Joseph, S.J., died
in 181 3. A nephew of theirs, John, son of Thomas Barrow, of Westby, and his
wife Mary Crookall, born 175 1, was ordained at Douay, whence he went to
St Omer's College to teach, returned to Douay Oct. 17, 1776, and left for the
mission Jan. 7, 1777. He served Ness Hall, 1777, Hazelwood Castle, about
1777-80, Clints Hall, about 1780, and thence took charge of the double mission
of Frickley Hall and Burghwallis Hall, about 1780-89, all in Yorkshire. In 1789
he came to Garstang till 1796, and again from 1800 till death in Dec, 181 1.
^Gervase Clifton, of Much Plumpton, was a younger son of Sir Cuthbert
Clifton, of Westby Hall and Lytham Hall, by his second wife Dorothy, daughter
of Sir Thomas Smythe, of Wootton-Wawen Hall, co. Warwick. He married
Dorothy, daughter of Hamlet Mascy, of Rixton Hall, by Dorothy, daughter of
Roger Bradshaigh, of Haigh Hall, and had issue — Cuthbert, Gcrvase, Catherine,
a nun, Winifred, a nun, and Elizabeth, a nun. He had six own-sisters, of whom
Alice was the wife of Richard Mascy, of Rixton Hall, Dorothy, born 1623, died
a nun at Paris in 1677, and Catherine was a nun at Antwerp. Of his three own-
brothers, Lawrence, a major in the Royal army, was slain at Shelford House,
CO. Notts, Oct. 27, 1645, Francis, a captain in the Royal army, was slain at
Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643, ^^nd John, a captain in the Royal army, slain at
Shelford Manor House, Oct. 27, 1645. ^is two half-brothers were, Thomas, the
eldest son of Sir Cuthbert by his first wife Anne, daughter of Thomas Tyldesley, of
Morleys Hall, who married Anne, daughter and eventual sole heiress of Sir
Cuthbert Halsall, of Halsall Hall and Clifton Hall, through which alliance the
Cliftons recovered possession of Clifton Hall and Salwick Hall, which had
descended to the Halsalls through the heiress of Cuthbert Clifton early in the six-
teenth century; and Fr Cuthbert Clifton alias Norre^^s, S.J., who died at Gars-
wood in 1675, the second son of Sir Cuthbert, whose father, Thomas, had
married Mary, daughter of Sir Edward Norreys, of Speke Hall. Col. Cuthbert
Clifton, the eldest son of Thomas, and Gervase's nephew, married in 1641
Margaret, daughter and sole heiress of George Ireland, of Southworth Hall, but
was slain at the siege of Manchester in Oct., 1642, and left no issue.
2 The will of Andrew Lewtie, of Great Plumpton, was proved in 1671.
3 Peter Clifton, of Westby, administration to whose estate was granted in
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 209
Ricardus Townend Thomas Knowles
Willielmus Townend uxor eius
uxor eius uxor Johannis Hodgson
Georgius Londe Laurentius Watmough
uxor eius uxor eius
uxor Elizei Worthington Johannes Colley
Eliz Taylor Georgius Smith
Jacobus Taylor Evan Porter
uxor eius ux eius
Willielmus Cowbhan^ Thomas Crompton
Jana Newsham ux eius
Johannes Butler Robertus Abott
uxor eius Christopherus Smith
Margretta Newsham Clementius Ryley
Jacobus Weeton Robertus Mercer
uxor eius uxor eius
ux Christopher Lancaster
GRIMSARGH CUM BROCKHOLES [pRESTOn]
Vidua Banck Vidua Rogerson
Vidua Clayton per Cedul. Pipe pro Recu-
santibus Lancastr'.
RAINHILL [pRESCOT]
Johannes Lancaster de Rainhill ^ in Com Lane. gen. virtute cujus-
dam A6li parliamenti apiid Westm. xxixP die O£lohr Anno Regni
Dfii nup Regine Elizahethe xxviii'^ edit et provis' Insti-
iutat' An A61 for the more speedy and due execution of certaine
branches of the statute made in the xxitj"^^ yeare of the Queenes Ma^^^^
Raigne Intituled An A61 to retaine the Queene's Ma^^^^ Subjects in
their due obedience^ infra tres menses unde conviBus fuit ad genera-
lem Gaole dornini Regis deliberatio7iem tentam pro Com. Pal. Lane,
apud Castrum Lancastria die Sabbati xxiij^ die Martij Anno xix°
regni Regis Caroli seen Jidi [i66y] Ix^^
Ricardus Ackard, yeom Edwardus Stringfellow, husb.
kirkby [walton-on-the-hill]
Laurencus Stannought^ Johannes Tatlock, husb.
Margaretta ux eius Maria uxor eius
Edwardus Tatlock, * yeom Anna uxor Roberti Norris [husb
Jona ux eius Dorothea ux Johannis Burton,
1667, was the third son, by his wife Anne, of John Clifton, of Stalmine Grange,
and younger brother of Gervase Chfton, of Warton Lodge. He had three sons,
John, Richard, hving in 1682, and Fr James Bernardine, O.S.F., born 1680,
who died at Bruges in 1738. The eldest, John, had two sons, Thomas and
John.
^Administration to the estate of William Cowban, of Plumpton, was
granted in 1675.
2 John Lancaster has already been noticed under the schedule of recusants
convicted at Wigan Jan. 20, 1668.
^The Stananoughts (variously spelt Standanough, Staninought, Stanny-
nought, etc.) appear throughout the rolls as of Fazakerley and neighbouring
townships. Lawrence Stannanought of Kirkby was a recusant in 1633. Two of
the name were Catholic non- jurors of Much Hoole in 17 17.
* Already noticed under the convictions of Jan. 20, 1668.
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2IO CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
GARSTON [cHILDWALl]
Radulphus Plump, yeom childwall
Henricus Hole, husb. Katherina Carter, vid
Ellena Taylor, spinster WilHelmus Dvvaryhouse, husb.
Henricus Hichmouth, husb. Margretta Plumb, spinster
Anna Miller, spinster
FORMBY [wALTON-ON-THE-HILl]
Ricardus fFormby,^ gen. Edwardus Andoe, husb
Phillipus Norris, ^ husb. Johannes Mathew, husb
WilHelmus Blevyn, husb. Edwardus Riding, husb
Cuthbertus fFormby, husb.
LITTLE WOOLTON [cHILDWALL]
WilHelmus Hunt, husb. EHzabetha Miller, vid
much WOOLTON [cHILDWALl]
Maria Quick, vid Margeria Quick, spinster
Ricardus Quick, ^ husb WilHelmus Pendleton, husb.
Maria ux eius Jana uxor eius
Sarah Cooke, vid
RAINFORD [pRESCOt]
Ricardus Lancaster, husb Ricardus Naylor, ^ husb
Christiana uxor eius Ellena uxor eius
WilHelmus Callon, husb Maria Rainforth, spinster
Jana uxor eius Jana Barrow, spinster
EVERTON [wALTON-ON-THE-HILl]
Thomas Speakman, Blacksmith
* Already noticed under the convictions of Jan. 20, 1668.
2 In the 1668 conviction. His will was proved in 1676, and one of the same
name, of Downholland, in 1664.
3 Richard Quick evidently died between this conviction and that already
recorded on Jan. 20, 1668. The Quicks annually appear in the rolls. Richard
Quick, of Garston, weaver, was a recusant 1625-6, and Robert, of Much
Woolton, 1626-7. Thomas Quick, of Warrington, George, of Much Woolton,
and Robert and Thomas, of Halewood, were convicted in 17 16. The last two
were non-jurors in 171 7, Robert naming his wife, Isabel, and sons Richard and
William. The lat« Rev. Thomas Quick, who founded St Joseph's Orphanage
and Industrial School at Manchester, born at Garstang, in the Fylde, was a
descendant of one of the latter.
* There were several Benedictines of a family of this name, but it is not
easy to assign them. Richard Naylor, of Rainford, John, of Orrell, John, of West
Leigh, Richard, of Pemberton, and Richard, of Brindle, were recusants in 1679.
Thomas Naylor, of Orrell, as a non-juror in 1717 registered property at West
Leigh let to William Naylor, and he names his mother Martha. Thomas Naylor, of
Ashton-in-Macclesfield, a non-juror in 1717, names his son and daughter
Thomas and Mary. Dom William Placid Naylor, O.S.B., born at Scarisbrick,
served Brindle from 1722 to 1769. He had two relatives nuns at Cambray, one of
them, his sister, being Ellen Teresa, bom in 1677. His nephew Dom John
Placid Naylor, born 1741, died 1795, was evidently related to the Naylors of
Orrell, for amongst his papers seized during the French Revolution was the
marriage settlement between Thomas Naylor, of Orrell, and Mrs Alice Card-
well, of Goosnargh, relict of Thomas Card well, dated Nov. 22, 1752, and also the
will of Thomas Naylor. A nephew of the latter Benedictine, Dom John Ambrose
Naylor, born 1738, died in 182 1.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 211
WALTON CUM FAZAKERLEY [wALTON-ON-THE-HILl]
Breres,^ gen Jacobus Topping, husb
uxor eius Anna Turner, vid
Maria Tarlton, vid Johannes Turner, husb
SPEKE [cHILDWALL]
Thomas Harrison, husb. Willielmus Challoner, husb
Alicia Edmundson, spinster EUena Cooke, vid
Thomas Brooke, husb. Georgius Holme, husb
Alicia ux eius Alicia ux eius
PARR [prescot]
Brianus Howard, yeoman Margaretta Owen, spinster
Eliz Parr, spinster
WINDLE [prescot]
Ricardus Egerton, husb Jana ux eius
Thomas Taylor, yeom. Margeria ux Johannis Eddleston
EUena ux eius Ellena Arrowsmith, vid
Jana Travis, vid Margaretta Holland, spinster
Johannes Travis, husb
ECCLESTON JUXTA KNOWSLEY [pRESCOT]
Thomas Walton,^ gen ffrancisca Hayward, spinster
Maria ux eius Johannes Travis, husb
BOLD [prescot]
Christopher Jackson, yeom Margretta ux Gilberti Arrow-
Jacobus fforster, husb smith, husb.
Anna Cowley, spinster
allerton [childwall]
Willielmus Lathome, yeoman Ellena Hay, spinster
Henricus Miller, husb
ditton [prescot]
Johannes Houghton,^ gen Eliz ux eius
* Evidently Roger and Alice his wife recorded under the convictions of
Jan., 1668.
2 See note under Walton-le-dale.
^ John Hoghton, of Park Hall in Charnock Richard, acquired Ditton Hall
with his second wife Elizabeth, daughter and sole heiress of Edward Ditch-
field, of Ditton Hall, whose uncle, Edward Ditchfield, was ordained priest at
Douay in 16 19. His first wife was Mary, daughter of William Worthington, of
Blainscow Hall, by whom he had no issue. The family returned pedigrees at
the Visitations of 16 13 and 1664, showing its descent from Richard Hoghton, of
Park Hall, natural son of Sir Richard Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower. Richard,
who died about 1623, was a staunch recusant, and suffered much for the faith.
He was thrice married, (i) to Mary, daughter of Roger Rishton, of Pontalgh
Hall; (2) to Katherine, daughter of George Rogerlye, of Park Hall in Blackrod
(by Ellen, daughter of William Clifton, of Westby Hall), and relict of Richard
Tyldesley^ of Garrett Hall in Tyldesley, son of Lambert Tyldesley, of
Garrett, by Margaret, daughter of Alexander Standish, of Standish; and (3)
Mary, daughter of Thomas Gerard, of Ashton, and relict of Miles Gerard, of
Gerard Hall in Aughton, who after Richard Hoghton's death married thirdly
Mr Gouldesbrough, and was living a recusant at Park Hall in 1638. By
his first wife Richard Hoghton had a son John, of Park Hall, who mar-
ried Isabel daughter of Henry Rogerlye, of Lytham, younger son of George
Rogerlye, of Lytham, by Ellen, daughter of William CUfton, of Westby Hall,
and had three daughters and coheiresses, Margaret, Mary, wife of Edward
Worthington, of Wharles, and Catherine, wife of James Holland, of Dalton.
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212 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Hugo Rawson, husb Ester Entwistle
By his second wife he had William Hoghton, who succeeded to Park Hall, and
a daughter Elizabeth, a recusant living at Park Hall in 1603. William was a
lieut.-col. of horse under Col Thomas Dalton, of Thurnham Hall, and was slain
at the first battle of Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643. He married, (i) Mary, daughter
of Sir John Gascoigne, of Barnbow Hall, co. York, Bart., by Anne, daughter
of John Ingleby, of Lawkland Hall, co. York, and after her death, Nov. 8, 1622,
(2) Margaret, daughter of Nicholas Worthington, of Shevington Hall, by whom
he had no issue. By his first wife he had — John, born 161 9, appearing in the
text; Dom Richard Bede Hoghton, O.S.B., who was convicted of recusancy in
1673, when he would appear to have been serving the chaplaincy at Park Hall,
and died in 1687; Anne, probably a nun; and Dame Mary Eugenia, O.S.B., of
Cambray, died i70i.Byhis second wife John Hoghton had issue — William,
born 1659; Dame Dorothy Scholastica, O.S.B., Abbess of Cambray, died 1726;
Jane, wife of Richard Walmcsley, of Showley Hall, died Nov. 13, 1722; and
Elizabeth, who entered the Benedictine Convent at Cambray, July 5, 1684,
aged seventeen, but left as she found she had no vocation. The son, William,
married Elizabeth, daughter and coheiress of Robert Dalton, of Thurnham
Hall, marriage settlement dated Aug. 15, 1683, and had issue — John Hoghton,
of Thurnham Hall and Park Hall, who assumed the name of Dalton about
1710; Dom Robert Edward Hoghton, O.S.B., died on the mission at Park Hall
in 175 1 ; William, an officer in the army, died Dec, 1712; Elizabeth, wife of
Edward Errington, of Wallick Grange, Northumberland; and Anne. The
eldest son, John Hoghton Dalton, married Frances, daughter of Sir Piers
Mostyn, of Talacre Hall, co. Flint, Bart., and had issue — John Dalton, who
married Catherine, daughter of Henry Whittingham, of Whittingham Hall,
and had two daughters and coheiresses, Frances, and Mary, wife of George
Thornborough ; William, o.s.p.; Robert; Frances, wife of Humphrey Trafford,
of Croston Hall; and Elizabeth obiit ccelebs. Robert Dalton was thrice married,
(i) in 1740, to Cecilia, daughter of John Butler, of London, descended from a
younger son of Henry Butler, of Rawclilfe Hall, and she died in 1749; (2), in
1753, to Elizabeth Dempsey, of York; and (3) to Bridget, sister and coheiress
of Thomas More, of Barnborough Hall, co. York. By the first marriage were —
John, born 1746; William and Robert, ob. inf.; Anne, a nun at Liege; Mary, a
nun at York, born 1743, died 1803 ; Frances, spr; and Dorothy, wife of Edward
Sulyard, of Haughley Park, co. Suffolk. By the second marriage — Robert and
William, o.s.p.; Jane, a nun at Liege; and Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Naylor,
captain of royal marines and brother of Sir George Naylor, York herald. And
by the third marriage — William Hoghton Dalton, upon whom his father settled
Park Hall, which he sold, married Louisa, daughter of F. Smith, and had issue
several children; and Bridget, wife of Sir James Fitzgerald, of Castle Ishen, co.
Cork, seventh Bart. John, Robert's eldest son by his first marriage, married, in
1774, Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Rookwood Gage, of Hengrave Hall, co.
Suffolk, Bart., and died March 10, 1837, aged ninety-one, having had issue —
John Dalton, who married Mary Anne, daughter of George Gary, of Torr
Abbey, co. Devon, but died at Bath May 18, 18 19, aged forty-one, s.p.; Mary,
spinster; Lucy, married in Oct., 18 16, to Joseph Bushell, of Preston and Myers-
cough Cottage, o.s.p.; Charlotte, spr; Elizabeth, of Thurnham Hall, spinster,
died March 15, 1861, aged eighty-one; and Bridget, spinster. Upon the death
of Miss Dalton in 1861, the estates passed to the grandson of Lady James Fitz-
gerald, Sir James George Dalton-Fitzgerald, ninth Bart, and upon his death
to his brother. Sir Gerald Richard Dalton-Fitzgerald, tenth Bart. Upon the
death of the latter, in Feb., 1894, the estates reverted to the eldest son of Wil-
liam Hoghton Dalton, of Park Hall, who died Jan. 13, 1838, a devout Catholic,
as did likewise his widow at Hammersmith, Dec, 15, 1865, aged eighty. They
had issue — William Henry Dalton, the first Protestant of the family, who
married in 1876 Emma Mary, eldest daughter of J. T. Cook, of Santos, U.S.A.,
and dying at Thurnham Hall, May 12, 1902, aged sixty-seven, was succeeded
by his eldest son, John Henry Dalton, and left besides, Charles John; Eliza-
beth ; Margaret ; and Bridget.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 21^
Sara Tildesley,^ spinster Jacobus Cowley, husb
TARBOCK [hUYTON]
Ricardus Carter, yeom
^The Tyldesleys of Ditton were descended from a younger son of the
Wardley Hall family. Edward Tyldesley, of Ditton, died about 1616, and Ellen,
daughter of John Ditchfield, of Ditton Hall, was the wife of Thomas Tyldesley,
of Ditton. The will of Henry Tyldesley, of Ditton, was proved in 1677.
Thurstan Tyldesley, lord of Tyldesley, obtained Wardley Manor with his
wife, Margaret, daughter and coheiress of Jordan de Workesley, lord of
Wardley. Edward Tyldesley, younger son of Thurstan Tyldesley, of Wardley
Hall, by his second wife, Jane, daughter of Ralph Langton, baron of Newton,
married Anne, daughter and heir of Thomas Ley land, of Morleys Hall in
Astley, by Alice, daughter of Sir Edmund Trafford, of Trafford, and founded
the family of Tyldesley of Morleys Hall and Myerscough Lodge. He had a large
family, of whom were — Thomas, his successor; Thurstan, of Stansacre Hall in
Myerscough, who married Mary, daughter of Robert Charnock, of Charnock and
Astley, and had, Edward, of Douay College in 1585, Richard, Thomas, Robert,
William, who married Alice, daughter of John Butler, of Kirkland Hall, and
Cuthbert, who died at Stansacre Hall in 1667, probably the father of John
Tyldesley, of Stansacre Hall, whose son and namesake sold the hall and estate
and settled at Fornham St Genevieve, co. Suffolk, where he was a Catholic non-
juror in 1 7 17, died Feb. 18, 1723, leaving by Catherine, his wife, daughter of
John Stafford, of Bury St Edmunds, a younger son William, who died in 1729,
aged twenty, Elizabeth, died 1727, aged twenty-seven, Mary, died 1728, aged
twenty-five, and the eldest son John, of Bury St Edmunds, will dated Feb. 8,
1734, proved April i, 1735, who by Jane, his wife, left daughters Frances, and
Bridget, wife of Mr Hanne, of Deviock, co. Cornwall, brother to Fr Charles
Hanne, S.J. Thomas Tyldesley, the eldest son of Edward, married Elizabeth,
daughter of Christopher Anderton, of Lostock Hall, and had issue — Edward,
of whom hereafter, Anne, wife of Sir Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby Hall,
Dorothy, wife of John Poole, of Poole Hall, co. Chester, and Elizabeth, Abbess
of the English Convent at Gravelines. Edward, born in 1585, of Morleys Hall
and Myerscough Lodge, married at Cartmel Priory Sept. 15, 1605, Elizabeth,
daughter of Christopher Preston, of Holker Hall, who after her husband's death
in 1622 married Thomas Lathom, of Parbold Hall, and thirdly Thomas Westby,
of Burne Hall. Edward Tyldesley entertained James I at Myerscough Lodge
during his royal progress from Scotland. He had issue — Sir Thomas, of Morleys
and Myerscough, formally christened by the parson at Cartmel Priory
Sept 10, 161 2, major-general in the royal army, governor of Litchfield, slain at
the battle of Wigan Aug. 5, 1651, and buried in the Tyldesley chancel at Leigh;
and Edward, ob. infans, and buried at Cartmel Priory June 8, 1621. Sir
Thomas by his wife Frances, daughter of Ralph Standish, of Standish Hall,
by Bridget, daughter of Sir Richard Molyneux, of Sefton, Bart., had — Edward,
born 1635, of Tyldesley, Morleys, Myerscough, and Fox Hall, Blackpool;
Thomas, aged twenty- two at the Visitation of 1664, who married Mary,
daughter of Alexander Rigby, of Layton Hall, and sister and coheiress of Sir
Alexander Rigby, settled at Preston Bardsea, and died in 1712; Ralph, recu-
sant of Myerscough in 1682, and living in 1694; Bridget, wife of Henry
Blundell, of Ince Blundell Hall; Elizabeth Christian, O.S.A., at Paris, born
1638, professed 1656, died 1719; Frances, wife of Thomas Stanley, of Great
Eccleston Hall; Anne, O.S.A., born 1641, professed 1657, and Abbess of the
Augustinian Convent at Paris from 1698 till her death in 1720; Dorothy, O.S.A.,
born 1645, professed at Paris 1662, died 1705; Margaret, died young; and
Mary, wife of Richard Crane. Edward, the eldest son, was at Douay College in
1650, was in the list for the intended order of the knighthood of the Royal Oak,
and married (i) Nov. 26, 1655, Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas flfleetwood, of
Calwich Hall, co. Stafford, Bart, Baron of Newton, co. Lancaster, by Gertrude,
daughter of Thomas Eyre, of Hassop Hall, co. Derby, and (2) EHzabeth, daughter
of Adam Beaumont, of Whitley, by whom he had a daughter Catherine, of
Preston, spinster. By his first wife Edward had issue — Thomas, bom April 3,
214 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
HUYTON-CUM-ROBY [hUYTON]
Johannes Hunt, husb Johannes Laurenson, husb
WHISTON [pRESCOt]
Anna Ashton, Spinster Alicia fforest, spinster
Johannes Hunt, husb Maria Case,^ spinster
Anna Lyon, vid Johannes fford, husb
1657, whose "Diary" was edited by the present writer in 1872 and 1873; Edward,
recusant of Ribbleton, in 1679; James, Hving in 1 7 1 3 ; Frances, buried atLeyland
May 19, 1659; and Anna Maria, of Preston, spinster, will dated Mch 6, 1753,
proved Dec. 5, 1755, and buried in the Tyldesley chantry at Leigh, Feb. 9,
1755, Thomas, the eldest son, of Morleys Hall, Myerscough Lodge, AstleyHail,
and Fox Hall, an ardent Jacobite and a staunch recusant, was buried at
Church Town, Garstang, Jan. 26, 171 5, having been twice married, (i) in 1679,
to Eleanor, daughter and coheiress of Thomas Holcroft, of Holcroft Hall (by
Eleanor, daughter of Thomas Birch, of Birch Hall, who married secondly
Henry Bunbury), who was buried at Church Town, Nov. 7, 1693, and (2)
Agatha, whose identity has not been ascertained, and whose will was proved at
Lancaster April 30, 1747. By his first wife he had issue — Edward; Thomas
Holcroft Tyldesley, died young; James, who may be identical with Fr Anthony
Tyldesle5% O.S.F., who died in 1720; fiflcetwood Tyldesley, who married and
had issue a son Thomas, living in 171 1; Eleanor Helena Augustine, O.S.A.,
entered the convent at Paris in 1701, took the veil in 1706, and died in 1760;
Anne Cecilia, O.S.B., born 1688, professed at the English convent at Ghent in
1707 or 1708, Abbess from 1727 till death 1736; Frances, at York Bar Convent
in 1 712, and visited the Augustinian Convent at Paris in Dec, 1720; Elizabeth,
at York Bar Convent in 1 7 1 2 ; and Mary, visited the Augustinian Convent at Paris
on her way to Flanders in 1717, died and her heart was interred at the convent in
Paris in 1 7 1 8 . By his second wife Thomas had issue — Charles, baptized at Bispham
May 9, 1 706 ; Agatha, wife of John Bleasdale, of Goosnargh ; and Winef rid, baptized
at Bispham Oct. 8, 1702, who married EdwardWinckley,M.D.,of Banister Hall
and Preston. Edward, the eldest son, succeeded to the family estates, which
were greatly encumbered, and also to Holcroft Hall. In 17 15 he raised a troop
for the Chevalier de St George, which he commanded at the battle of Preston. He
was tried for high treason before the Court of Admiralty in the Marshalsea,
but pleading that he had been forced into the Jacobite rising, he was acquitted
by the jury, for which they were reprimanded by the judge. He died at Myers-
cough Lodge, and administration to his estate was granted at Lancaster to his
principal creditor, John Crouchley, July 12, 1736. By his wife Dorothy, living
a widow at Holcroft Hall in 1725, who died Nov. 15, 1739, he had issue — James
Tyldesley, of Holcroft Hall and Astley Hall, who served in the army of Prince
Charles Edward in 1745, sold Morleys Hall in 1755, and died in Augt, 1765, his
will, dated Feb. 8, 1765, being proved at Chester, April 23, 1768; Catherine,
spinster, of Chester in 1720, then of Ormskirk, and finally of Preston in 1744;
and (presumably) Mary Michael, O.S.B., of Ghent, professed about 1728-30,
died 1759. James, by his wife Sarah, had issue — Thomas, baptized at Astley,
Jan. 9, 1740, living in 1765; Charles, baptized May 12, 1747; James, bapt.
Jan, 25, 1748; Edward; bapt. March 21, 1750, buried at Leigh, March 28, 1751 ;
Henry, bapt. Oct. 6, 1752, living in 1765 ; Jane, baptized Augt 13, 1743, married
at the Collegiate Church of Manchester, in April, 1767, to Charles Gossett, of
London, merchant; and Anne, bapt. Sept 25, 1744, buried at Leigh Feb. 22,
1745-6. After this the family are lost in obscurity. There were chapels main-
tained by the family at Morleys Hall, Myerscough Lodge, and Fox Hall.
^The presumably elder and Protestant branch of the family returned a
pedigree at the Visitation of 1664. They were seated at Huyton, till Jonathan
Case, born in 1653, acquired Red Hasles and Whiston Hall with his wife,
Elizabeth, heiress of Edward Ogle. She died in Oct, 1675, and subsequently
Red Hasles was sold by Henry Case. His descendant, Thomas Case, of Huyton
and Whiston, married a daughter of Giovanni Maurometti, who died a widow,
and a Catholic, in Paris. Feb. 19, 1890, aged seventy-two. Robert Case, of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 21$
Anna Standish, spinster Mar^aretta Houghton, spinster
Jana Griffith, spinster Maria Challoner, spinster
LATHOM [oRMSKIRK]
Ricardus Mosse, husb Thomas Waring", yeom
Eliz uxor eius Dorothea uxor eius
Edwardus Mosse, husb Ricardus Waring, sen, yeom
Thomas Ayscough, husb Eliz Holland, vid
EUenora uxor eius Henricus Holland, yeom
Thomas Burscough, husb Petrus Aspinwall, yeom.
Jacobus Burscough, yeom Cislea uxor eius
SKELMERSDALE [oRMSKIRK]
Henricus Mosse, yeom Michael Chernock, yeom
Willielmus Mosse, husb Anna ux eius
Eliz ux eius Anna ux Ricardi Ashurst, yeom
Edwardus Mosse, husb Edwardus Mosse, husb
Jacobus Ascroft, yeom Margretta ux eius
Katherina ux eius Johanna Mosse, vid
Rudulphus Holland, yeom Hugo Mosse, husb
Jacobus Ascrofte, sen., yeom Henricus Mosse, husb
Ricardus Mosse, yeom
BURSCOUGH [oRMSKIRk]
Cuthbertus Halsall,^ gen ffranciscus Messam, yeom
Johannes ffletcher, husb Maria ux eius
Ellena ux eius aughton
Ricardus Culcheth, husb Gabriel Esketh,^ Ar
Alicia ux eius Petrus Stanley, gen
Whiston, was a recusant in 1630, and his widow, Elizabeth, appears in the roll
for 1635-6. Henry Case and Robert and Jane his wife were recusants of
Whiston in 1679. Henry Case, of Whiston, registered his estate as a non-
juror in 1 717, and names his sons John and James, and William Case, of
Whiston, son of Robert, then living, was a non-juror at the same date, and
names his sons Roger, Richard, and Robert. The will of Roger Case, of Whiston,
was proved in 1676.
^The Halsallsof Melling, descended from Richard, second son of Sir Henry
Halsall, of Halsall Hall, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1665. Cuthbert,
eighth son of Thomas Halsall, of Melling, by his second wife, Margery, dau. of
Richard Maghull, of Maghull, died in 1666. His sister Anne, of Melling, appears
earlier in the text, and his brother James later. Richard, the eldest brother, had
a son and namesake aged about fifty-four in 1665, who was married and had
issue. Henry, the second brother, married Margaret, dau. of Edmund Gascoigne,
of Yorkshire, and dying about 1682, left a son, Thomas Halsall, who was con-
tracted in marriage to Bridget, dau. and coheiress of Sir Cuthbert Halsall, of
Halsall, which marriage, however, was dissolved, and he then married Elizabeth,
daughter of a fourth son of Berington of Cowarne Court, co. Hereford, but
recorded no issue at the Visitation of 1665, at which time he was sixty-two
years of age. From one of these eight brothers descended James Halsall, of
Aughton, who registered his estate as a Catholic non-juror in 1717, and names
Ann, his wife, and his sons and daughters, Edward, James, Mary, and Anne.
He registered property at Westhead, in the parish of Ormskirk, an ancient Hal-
sall possession.
2 Gabriel Hesketh, vide earlier note.
2l6 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
SCARISBRICK [oRMSKIRK]
flfrancisca Scarisbrick,^ vid
^Frances, widow of Edward Scarisbrick, of Scarisbrick Hall, who died at
London, Nov. 7, 1652, was the fifth dau. of Roger Bradshaigh, of Haigh Hall,
and aunt of Sir Roger Bradshaigh, Bart. She was buried in the Scarisbrick
chancel at Ormskirk, April 16, 1667. The family returned a pedigree at the
Visitation of 1567, in which, however, the descent of the widow's husband is
not shown. Edward Scarisbrick, of Scarisbrick, great grandson of Gilbert,
married (i) Margaret, dau. of Alexander Barlow, of Barlow Hall, and (2), Anne
Singleton, probably of the Broughton Tower family, who died in March, 1603-4.
By his first wife Edward Scarisbrick had issue — Edward, George, and Alexan-
der, all died before their father; Mary, wife of John More, of More Hall and
Bank Hall; Dorothy; Jane, died in May, 1599; Anne, wife of Christopher
Anderton, of Lostock Hall ; and Elizabeth, wife of Anthony Parker, of Radham
Laund, in Chipping, whose dau., Anne, married July 28, 1599, Henry Scaris-
brick, upon whom her grandfather Edward Scarisbrick settled the family
estates. Henry Scarisbrick was the eldest son of Thomas Scarisbrick, of Bar-
wick in Furness, son of Henry, whose father, James Scarisbrick, of Bickerstaffe,
who acquired that estate with his first wife, Elizabeth, dau. and sole heiress
of Thomas Atherton, of Bickerstaffe Hall, was the younger brother of the
Gilbert Scarisbrick mentioned above. James Scarisbrick's second wife, the
mother of Henry, was a dau. of Sir Thomas Gerard, of Bryn Hall. Henry
Scarisbrick, the husband of Anne Parker, died Oct. 7, 1608, and had a
posthumous son, Edward, baptized March 9, 1608-9, who married Frances
Bradshaigh, of the text, March 24, 1631. He suffered much for his faith and
loyalty, and his estate was under sequestration at the time of his death in 1652.
He had issue — James, born 1635, who succeeded to Scarisbrick; Edward, alias
Neville, S. J., bom 1639, died at Culcheth Hall, and buried Feb. 10, 1708-9; Henry,
alias Neville, S. J., born 1640-1 , chaplain at Scarisbrick Hall, 1679-88, died 1 701 ;
Thomas, alias Neville, S.J., born 1642-3, died 1673; Francis, a/zas Neville, S.J.,
bom 1643, died 171 3 ; Anne, wife of Laurence Ireland, of Lydiate Hall, married
in Jan., 1658, and he after her death, Dec. 28, 1663, joined the Jesuits, and died in
1673; Dorothy, spinster, died in Oct., 1662; Letitia, wife of Peregrine Tas-
burgh; and Elizabeth. The eldest son, James, married in 1659, Frances, fifth
dau. of Robert Blundell, of Ince Blundell Hall. He died April 29, 1673, and his
widow in Jan., 1 720-1. They had issue — Edward, ob. inf. 1602; Edward, a/ifls
Neville, S.J., born Jan. 26, 1663-4, died 1735 ; James, oh. inf.; Joseph, ob. 1673;
Robert, born 1668, who succeeded to the estate; Thomas Joseph, alias Neville,
S.J., posthumous son, born July 11, 1673, died Jan. 20, 1728-9; Dorothy, ob.
inf.) and Frances, ob. 1670. Robert, who was engaged in the Jacobite rising of
1715, and was imprisoned in Newgate in 1717, married in Oct., 1695, Anne,
sister of John Messenger, of Fountains Abbey, and died in March, 1737-8, and
his widow in June, 1744, aged sixty-five. They had issue — James, born Sept. 21,
1696, ob. ante pat.) Edward, alias Neville, S. J., born March 25, 1698, died 1778;
Robert, ob. s.p. in Jan. 1739-40; William, who succeeded to Scarisbrick upon
the renunciation of his brother Father Edward, married Elizabeth, dau. of
Richard Ogle, of Huyton, a Catholic non-juror in 1717, had issue a dau.,
Elizabeth, baptized Oct. 10, 1748, wife of Sir John Lawson, of Brough Hall,
CO. York, Bart., and was buried at Ormskirk, July 24, 1767; Francis, alias
Neville, S.J., born in April, 1701, died 1789; Joseph, born 1708, who succeeded
his brother William to the Scarisbrick estates in 1767, and died unmarried
about 1780; Henry, alias Neville, scholastic S.J., born 1712, died 1744; Basil
Thomas, born 171 3, of whom hereafter; Anne, wife of Bryan Palmes, of Na-
burne Hall, co. York; and Elizabeth, Frances (born 1707), and Mary, who
became Franciscan nuns at Princenhoff . Basil Thomas Scarisbrick assumed the
name of Eccleston upon the death, in 1742, of John Gorsuch, of Gorsuch Hall
within Scarisbrick, who had acquired Eccleston Hall by settlement of the last
of the Ecclestons, Father Thomas Eccleston, S.J., and assumed that name. He
married Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Dicconson, of Wrightington Hall, and,
dying in 1789, was succeeded by his son, Thomas Scarisbrick Eccleston, whose
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 217
Hugo Worthington,^ yeom Ricardus Waring, yeom
Margretta ux eius Maria Sharpe, spinster
SEFTON, NETHERTON AND LUNT [sEFTON]
Nicolaus Sheppard Ellena Stock, vid
Robertus Sheppard, yeom Johannes Bennett, husb
Ellena Pennington, vid. Willielmus Bootle, yeom
Margeria ux Ricardi Molineux, Margretta Bolton, spinster
yeom Robertus Tarleton, husb
Katherina ux Nicholai Bolton, Anna ux eius
husb Edwardus Booth, yeom
Robertus Melling, yeom Anna ux Roberti Tristran, yeom
Petrus Hardes, yeom Thomas Tirer, husb
Anna Hardes, vid Ricardus Gerrard, yeom
Robertus ffleetwood, yeom Jacobus Nailer, husb
Ricardus Abram, husb Elena Nayler, vid
Margeria ux Willielmi Dale Anna ux Johannis Gorsuch,husb
Margeria ux Willielmi Copple, Ricardus Aughton, yeom
husb Ellena ux eius
Nicolaus Aughton, husb Ellena Greene, vid
Anna ux eius Robertus Bolton, husb.
Petrus Stock, husb
GREAT CROSBY [sEFTOn]
Jana Johnson,- vid Thomas Rothwell, yeom
uncle, Father Francis Scarisbrick, S.J., died the same year, having settled the
Scarisbrick estate upon him. Upon the death of his uncle, Edward Dicconson
in 1807, Thomas Scarisbrick Eccleston succeeded to the Wrightington Hall
estates, married Eleanor, dau. of Thomas Clifton, of Lytham Hall, and died
Nov, I, 1809, having had issue — Thomas Scarisbrick, who inherited Scarisbrick
and Eccleston, married Sybella Georgiana, dau. of William ffarington, of Shaw
Hall, and died s.p., July 11, 1833; Charles, who inherited Wrightington, and
assumed the name of Dicconson, but upon his succession to the Scarisbrick
estates in 1833, resumed the name of Scarisbrick only, and died unmarried at
Scarisbrick Hall, May 6, i860; William, died young; Anne, married in 1807 to
Sir Thomas Windsor Hunloke, of Wingerworth Hall, co. Derby, Bart., and after
the death of her brother Charles, in i860, succeeded to the Scarisbrick estate, and
assumed that name; and Elizabeth, wife of her cousin, Edward Clifton, younger
son of John Chfton, of Lytham Hall and Clifton Hall, and succeeded to Wright-
ington Hall upon the death of her brother Charles Scarisbrick, and assumed the
name of Dicconson. Upon Lady Hunloke-Scarisbrick's death, March 6, 1872,
the Scarisbrick estate devolved upon her daughter, Eliza Margaret, wife of
Leon Remy de Biandos, Marquis of Casteja, who by royal licence assumed
the name of Scarisbrick. The Marchioness died at Scarisbrick Hall, Nov. 13,
1878, aged sixty-eight, and was buried at Wingerworth.
^Hugh Worthington, who in later rolls is described as "gentleman," was
apparently the son of Edward Worthington, of Scarisbrick, and his wife Alice,
dau. of Gabriel Hesketh, of Aughton Hall. In 171 7 James Worthington, of
Scarisbrick, registered his estate as a Catholic non- juror, and names his wife
Grace. It seems most probable that Edward was the eldest son of John Worth
ington, of Worthington, will proved 1667, who was second son of Thomas
Worthington, of Worthington Hall, by Isabel, dau. of Gilbert Langtree, of
Langtree Hall. The Worthingtons returned pedigrees at the Visitations of
161 3 and 1664.
2 Jane, dau. of John Molyneux, of New Hall, married John Johnson, of The
Moorside, in Great Crosby. In her will dated March 16, 1702, proved same year,
she names among others her brother Edward Molyneux, sister Margaret Moly-
neux, and her nephews Edward Molyneux, of Formby, with Dorothy his wife.
2l8 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Ricardus Poole, yeom Thomas Thellow, husb
Johannes Lunt, yeom Alicia ux Henrici Aspinwall,husb
Willielmus Lunt, husb Ricardus Hatton, husb
Georgius Mercer, yeom Willielmus Rydeate, husb
Nicholaus Lurting-, yeom Willielmus ffisher, yeom
Henricus Mercer, yeom Laurencius Sharp, yeom
Edwardus Alcocke, husb Ricardus ffazackley, husb
Henricus Atherton, yeom Ricardus Cartwright, yeom
Margeri Hatton, vid Willielmus Johnson, yeom
Ricardus Arnold, yeom
INGE BLUNDELL [sEFTOn]
Eduardus Mol)ineux,iyeom Robertus fForneby, husb.
Simonus Worrall, yeom Robertus Tompson, husb
Jacobus Ryce, husb. Robertus Hill, yeom
Willielmus Blanchard, husb Eliz Couldocke, vid
Robertus Holme, husb Johannes Melling,2husb
Ricardus Blundall, husb Laurencius Blundell, yeom
Henricus fformby, yeom Eliz Wilson, vid
Margretta Mollineux, vid
Richard Molyneiix, of Alt Grange, Laurence Breres, priest, and her niece
Catherine Breres, a nun at GraveUnes. John Johnson, of Great Crosby, was a
CathoUc non-juror in 171 7.
^The Grange, or Alt Grange, really in Altcar, was held by the Molyneux
family, of New Hall, in West Derby, under a long lease from their kinsmen
and namesakes of Sefton. John Molynevix, of the Grange, was a recusant in
1626-7, and he and his wife Margaret, dau. of John Whalley, appear in the roll
for 1633-4. The will of Margaret Molyneux, of Alt Grange, widow, was proved
in 1693. Their son, Edward Molyneux, born at Alt Grange, was ordained priest
at Douay, and for thirty-eight years served the chapel at Alt Grange, where he
resided with his brother Richard, and his son and namesake, till his death
caused by a fall from his horse on Blundell sands, April 28, 1704, aged sixty-
four. His sister, Jane Johnson, named in the text, left funds for the education
of her grandnephew Edward Molyneux alias Harrington, born March 10, 1700,
who, after his ordination at Douay, left the College for the mission, Sept. 25,
1728, and died at Moor Hall, Oct. 20, 1739. He was the son of Edward Moly-
neux, of Formby, by Dorothy, dau. of Alexander Hesketh, of Aughton. Bishop
Smith confirmed upwards of one hundred persons' at Alt Grange on 'Nov. 30,
1703. The mission subsequently merged into that at Formby. The family
returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1665. Richard, the second son of Rich-
ard, of New Hall and Alt Grange, and his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Harrington, of Huyton Hall, died at Alt Grange, Jan. 27, 171 3. The family
eventually succeeded to the estates of the Harringtons, and is now represented,
through the Unsworths, by the Molyneux-Seels.
2 The Melling family no doubt took its name from Melling in the parish of
Halsall. One or other of the several Mellings of the text would be connected
with the family, of which there were many priests. A Douay priest of the name
came over about 1580. John Melling alias Maxfield was ordained at Douay in
1612, was lodging in Holborn in 1623, was apprehended, but released by
Charles I in 1625, and returning to Lancashire died and was buried in the
Harkirke cemetery, Ince Blundell, April 26, 1633. Richard Melling, ordained
priest at Douay in 1620, came to England in the following year. Ralph Melling,
ordained priest at Douay, March 10, 1629, left the college for England May 5,
1632, and was buried at Harkirke, Ince Blundell, May 2, 1660. Ralph and
Thomas Melling were recusants at Skelmersdale in 1679. Ralph married Anne
Tootell, sister of the Rev. Christopher Tootell, of Fernyhalgh, settled there or
in the neighbourhood, and had two sons priests — Edward, bom March 14,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTEP RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 219
LITTLE CROSBY [sEFTON]
Willielmus Blundell,iAr
WINSTANLEY AND ORRELL [wIGAN]
Ricardus Billing, -g-en. Johannes Marsh, husb.
Willielmus Chaddock, husb. Thomas Rothwell, husb
Thomas Marsh, husb Margretta Cowley, vid
Willielmus Marsh, husb Milo Ince,^husb.
1682-3, ordained at Douay, succeeded his uncle at Fernyhalgh, and died there
April 16, 1733; and John, born Feb. 8, 1688-9, ordained at Douay in 1714, and
left to become chaplain to the nuns at Lou vain, in March, 17 16, where he died
May 10, 1745. James Melling, son of Richard Melling, of Broughton, and his
wife Margaret Adamson, born June 10, 1748, was ordained at Douay, and died
at Hazelwood Castle, co. York, April 26, 1806. In 17 17, Elizabeth Melling,
widow of John Melling, of Claughton, whose will was proved in 171 5, registered
her estate as a Catholic non-juror, and mentioned her son Edward, then an
infant. The Rev. John Melling, now of Wrightington Hall, is probably descended
from the same family.
1 Vide earlier in the text.
2 Richard Bilhnge, M.D., of Billinge Hall, returned a long pedigree at the
Visitation of 1665, being then of the age of fifty-two. He visited Rome in 1642,
and became a Catholic just before his marriage with Margery, dau. of Robert
Molyneux, of the Wood, in Melling, by his second wife Ellen, dau, of John
Westby, of Mowbreck Hall. Administration to his estate was granted in 1670.
His fourth son, Thomas Billinge alias Westby, born about 1654, was ordained
priest at Rome in 1686, and for some time remained in the service of his
Excellency the Legate, subsequently laboured many years on the mission, but
at length returned to Rome to end his days, and died there Jan. 9, 1739-40.
The eldest son, John, aged seventeen in 1665, succeeded to BiUinge Hall, and
appears on the roils down to 1684. Margaret Billinge, of Bedford, his widow, in
1717 registered her estate as a Catholic non- juror, devised to her by her aunt,
Anne Mossock, dau. and coheiress of Richard Urmston, of West Leigh, and
widow of Thomas Mossock, of Cunscough Hall. She was apparently Margaret,
dau. and coheiress of George Bradshaw, of Greenacre, by Frances, dau. and
coheiress of Richard Urmston, and relict of Richard Shuttleworth, of Bedford
Hall. John Billinge, of Manchester, who also registered an estate in Bedford as
a non-juror in 171 7, was apparently her son. The latter's brothers. Father
Richard Billinge, S.J., born in 1674 or 1676, was chaplain at Croxteth Hall in
1720, and at Bryn in 1721, where he died, and was buried at Winwick, May 22,
1732; and George Billinge, temporal coadjutor, S.J., born 1678, died in 1739.
Father Richard Laurence Billinge alias Laurenson, S.J., born Feb. 15, 171 3,
was ordained priest at Valladolid, March 4, 1739, and died in 1769. Charles
Billinge, nephew of Richard and George, born Dec. 16, 1735, entered the Soc.
of Jesus 1753, and was prefect of St Omer's College in 1761, then came on the
mission, and was chaplain to Francis Whitgreave, at Moseley House, in Stafford-
shire, for a few years, till his passion for music led him much into company, and
gradually estranged him from his duty, caused him to conform first, and then
to marry. He preached his recantation sermon in Lichfield Cathedral in the
summer of 1767, but did not gain much respect in the Anglican Church, and
received no preferment, though he occasionally officiated as a curate at Wom-
bourn. He lived in Wolverhampton, and in 1767 was writing threatening letters
to his former patron, Francis Whitgreave. He had a numerous family, was
always wretchedly poor, earning a scanty maintenance by teaching French in
Wolverhampton, where he came to a miserable end in 1805. "My townsman,
Billinge," wrote Bishop Milner in the Appendix to his address to the Bishop
of St David's, "finding himself summoned away, sunk into despair, starting
continually, and exclaiming, 'I am a lost man! I am a lost man, and dream of
nothing but of hell-fire!' "
^ The will of Miles Ince, of Ince, yeoman, was proved in 1692. His daughters
Dorothy, Anne, and Elizabeth, spinsters, and Ellen, wife of John Twiss,
220 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Alexanderus Leigh, ^ husb. Edmundus flfairhurst, husb.
HOLLAND [UPHOLLAND, WIGAn]
RIcardus Leig-h, yeom Nicholaus Tayler, husb
Johannes Crosse, husb Bartholomeus Tirer, husb.
Thomas Pinington, husb Ellena Mawdsley, spinster
DALTON [wIGAn]
Alexanderus Barker, ^ gen OHver Crosse, husb
ABRAM [wIGAn]
Roger Culcheth,^ gen.
yeoman, all of Ince, registered a ninety-nine years' leasehold in Ince from
April 26, 1678, as Catholic non-jurors in 1717.
1 Alexander Leigh, of Ackhurst Hall, in Orrell, gent., was the son and heir
of James Leigh, and his wife Margaret, of the same, who died in 1648, his
armorial bearings being over the Wigan Free Grammar School, to which he
contributed funds. He had sisters Alice, Jane, and Ellen. His will was proved in
1676. He married a dau. of Ralph Lay ton, younger son of Thomas Lay ton, of
Saxhow, CO. York, by Elizabeth, dau. of Sir James Metcalfe, of Nappa, co.
York. Mrs Leigh's mother was Dorothy, dau. of Sir Thomas Gerard, of Bryn
Hall. By this marriage Alexander Leigh had issue — James; Richard, who suc-
ceeded to Ackhurst Hall; Father John Joseph, alias Layton, S.J,, born 1639,
died 1703; Father Philip, alias Layton and Metcalfe, S.J., bom Feb., 1650-1,
died 1 71 7; and probably others, Richard, whose will was proved in 1684, by
his wife Emerentia, had issue — Father Alexander Leigh alias Layton, S. J., bom
1 68 1, died 1748; Margaret and Catherine, spinsters, and Anne, widow of Mr
Sandford, of the family of Up Rossall, co. Salop, who were all residing with
their mother at Ackhurst Hall in 17 17 and registered their interest in the
estate as Catholic non-jurors. Mrs Sandford subsequently resided at Preston,
and in 1740 gave ;^ioo to the mission at Crossbrook in Orrell, subject to
requiem Masses to be said for her mother Emerentia on Sept, 4, for her sisters
Margaret and Catherine, on Sept. 26 and July 5 respectively, and another for
herself on the anniversary of her death. Previous to the establishment of the
mission at Crossbrook, in 1699, the priest resided at Ackhurst Hall, and the
Catholics of the district went to Mass there. It would appear that the hall
eventually became known as Orrell Mount, and was occupied as a convent by
some French Benedictines, driven from France in 1 792, who removed to Orrell
in 1 82 1 from Heath Hall, near Wakefield, and remained till about 1840.
*The will of Alexander Barker, of Dalton, was proved in 1676, and that of
Alexander Barker, of Langtree, in 1679. There were several priests of the
family. Alexander Barker alias Parr was ordained at Douay, March 15, 1 631, and
served the mission at Little Crosby, where he died Oct. 11, 1665. James Barker
alias Laurence Rigby, born 1675, educated at Douay, took the degree of D.D.
at St Gregory's, Paris, returned to Douay as professor of divinity in 1707,
became vice-president, and in 171 3 came to the mission, was elected archdeacon
of the chapter, March 10, 171 1-2, was also secretary, lived many years at
Wycliffe Hall, and died there Sept. 23, 1731.
^His will was dated 1672, proved in 1676. He returned a long pedigree at
the Visitation of 1664, when he was eighty-four years of age. His wife was
Margaret, dau. of George Norris, of Bolton, and they had issue — John Culcheth,
slain at the battle of Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643, in the royal cause; William,
cornet in the royal army, slain at Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643; Thomas, aged
forty-four at the Visitation of 1664, married Mary, dau. of Ralph Taylor, of
CO, Worcester; Roger, slain at Wlrrall, in Cheshire, in 1643; George, of Towne-
ley in 1682, and later of Abram, will proved 1702; Ralph, married Elizabeth,
dau, of Richard Tonge, of Tonge Hall; Alexander, of Abram, administration
granted to his estate in 1685; Margaret, wife of William Crouchley, of Gol-
bome, appearing in the text; EHzabeth, wife of William Bolton, of Piatt Bridge,
in Ince ; and Anne, wife of Robert Hunt, of near Frodsham in Cheshire, Thomas
Culcheth, the eldest surviving son, who probably lived at Wappenbury, co.
Warwick, had issue — Roger, of Abram, Catholic non-juror in 1717, but later of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 221
Hugo Plat,iyeom. Johannes Unsworth, husb.
Nicholaus Mather, husb. Jacobus ffazakerley, husb.
INCE [wigan]
Laurencius Crichlowe, yeoman Johannes Glover, husb.
Thomas Grandy, husb.
PEMBERTON [wIGAn]
Edvvardus Winstanley, yeom John Nayler, husb.
Ricardus Rilance, husb. Jacobus Orrell, husb.
Thomas Nayler, husb.
LITTLE CROSBY [sEFTON]
Robertus Morecroft, yeom Ellena Worrall, vid
Johannes Barton, husb Ellena Mercer, vid
Radulphus Barton, husb Willielmus Widdowes, husb
Thomas Rothwell, husb Thomas Tickle, husb.
Ellena ux eius Nicholaus Blundell, husb
Marg-retta Rothwell, vid Johannes Johnson, husb
Johannes Marrell, husb. Johannes Riding, husb
Ellena Davy, vid Johannes Rogson, husbm
Margretta Ryce sen.- vid Brianus Brianson, husb
Margretta Ryce jun. vid Ellena Blundell, vid
Hugo Reynold, husb Robertus Tompson, husb
Humfridus Blundell, husb Johannes Blanchard, husb
Willielmus Stock, husb Willielmus Bushell, husb
Willielmus Arnold, husb. Brianus Lee, husb
Jacobus Ryce, husb Thomas Mercer, husb
Thomas ffarrer, husb. Isabella Ryding, husb [sic]
Ricardus Davey, husb Georgius Ryding, husb
LITHERLAND [sEFTOn]
Thomas Tyler, husb. Anthonius Mercer, yeom
Wappenbury, where he made his will Dec. 6, 1701, proved by his brother
Thomas, July 29, 1725, in which he names his wife Isabel ; Thomas, of Wappen-
bury and Studley, heir to his brother Roger, who sold certain properties in
Abram in 1726, was of Wigan in 1744, when he mortgaged lands in Abram, and
was father of Father Thomas Culcheth alias Lewis, S.J., born 1741 in Lanca-
shire, who at one time served Wappenbury, and died in 1809; George, of
London; and William, of Kingsteignton, co. Devon, Catholic non-juror in 171 7,
who married Clara Giffard, of the Chillington family, and dying Dec. 10, 1739,
left issue, Thomas, obiit ccelebs at Newton Abbot, Dec. 30, 1759, Clara, wife of
James Puddicombe, and William, who married, June 21, 1764, Jane Coleman,
and died Sept. 17, 1801, aged eighty-three, leaving an only child and heiress,
Mary, who married, Nov. 30, 1795, Parmenas Pearce, and dying Dec. 20, 1841,
in the fortieth year of her widowhood, left an only surviving son, Parmenas,
born Feb. 10, 1798.
^The will of Hugh Piatt, of Abram, was proved in 1673.
2 The Ryce (or Rice) family appear throughout the rolls in Crosby and
Speke. The latter branch attained some position. The will of Percival Ryce, of
Speke, was proved in 1663, and those of Margaret and James, of the text, in
1670. Percival Ryce, of London, apothecary, was a non-juror in 171 7, and
registered the reversion of property in West Derby, held under a surrender by
Thomas Ryce. Percival Ryce, M.D,, and Thomas Ryce, both of I-iverpool, as
non-jurors, registered Fazakerley Hall, and property in Speke, Halewood, etc.
Fazakerley Hall, in the parish of Walton-on-the-Hill, a venerable mansion taken
down in 1823, was long the seat of the mission there.
222 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Henricus Tristram, 1 yeom Jana Bootle, spinster
Willielmus Lydgate, husb. Jenetta Bootle, spinster
Gracia ux eius
ORRELL AND FORD [sEFTON]
Jana Worrall, vid Anna Hurdes, vid
Ellena ux Ricardi Worrall, husb Eliz Tarleton, vid
Anna Couldock, husb. vid Alex Tarleton, husb.
AINTREE [sEFTON]
Lamthome,-vid. Eliz Wignall, vid
altcar
Thomas Worthington, ^ gent Margretta Livesay, spinster
Johannes Sutton, yeom Willielmus Riding, husb
Cislea Sutton, spinster Robertus Harvey, husb
Isabella Sutton, spinster Willielmus Prescott, husb
Willielmus Wright, husbm Johannes Arnold, husb
Thomas Reynolds, husb Johannes Tatlock, husb
Johannes Linicar, husb Willielmus Tatlock, husb
Maria Lovelady, spinster Nicholaus Livesey, husb
Johannes Wilson, husb Johannes Harvey, husb
Thomas Wilson, husb Anthonius Wetherby, husb
Eliz Wilson, spinster Johannes Speakman, husb
Jacobus Goare, husb . Willielmus Rymer, husbm
Thomas Tickle, husb Willielmus Wharton, husbm
Willielmus Speakman, husb Ricardus Lovelady, husb
Jana Sutton, spinster
bickerstaffe [ormskirk]
Jacobus Smith, yeom Thomas Aspinwall, husb
Jana ux eius Johannes Hale, husb
Alicia Westhead, spinster Jana Tayler, vid
Jacobus Westhead, husbm Edwardus Hunt, husb
Thomas Webster, husb Radulphus Sheppard, husb
Thomas Holme, husb Margretta Tayler, vid
Katherina Greaves, vid Edwardus Tarleton, husbm
Hugo Heys, husb halsall
Edwardus Aspinwall, husbm Ricardus Simpkin, yeom
^His will was proved in 1671. The family constantly appears in the rolls.
Edmund Tristram, of Ince Blundell, was a non-juror in 17 17, and he names
Ruth Tristram, John and Ellen Tristram, deceased, and Joseph and Anne
Tristram. His dau. Jane married William Sale, of Hopcar in Bedford, her mar-
riage covenant being dated April 22, 17 18. Father Joseph Tristram alias Cross,
S.J., born at Ince Blundell in 1766, died in 1843. His brother John Tristram
alias Cross, born 1767, one of a number of priests educated by the Jesuits who
never joined the Society owing to its temporary suppression, died at Spinkhill,
CO. Derby, in 1835.
2 Bridget Lathom, widow, was mother of Richard Lathom, of Aintree,
surgeon, whose wife Judith opened a school at Liverpool, and received a royal
mandate in its favour in 1686 after she and her husband had been prosecuted
for keeping a Catholic school under the penal laws. Dr Lathom died in June,
1713. He had a chapel in his house, which was regularly served.
3 Thomas Worthington would appear from the text elsewhere to have
removed to Worthington Hall in 1668. According to the Visitation pedigree
of 1664, his father, then aged sixty-five, married Margaret, dau. of John
Halsey, of Altcar. Thomas Worthington, aged thirty-four in 1664, died at
Worthington Hall, and his will was proved in 1670.
LANCASHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
222
Ellena Mercer, vid
Joanna Plumb, vid
Ricardus Kenion, husb
Eliz Rimmer, vid
Alicia Shorliker, vid
ffranciscus Haskyn, husb
Willielmus Rimer, husb
Margretta ux Jacobi Shorlaker,
husb
Thomas Harrison, husb
Margeria ux Cuthberti White-
head, husb
Eliz uxor Roberto Sephton, husb
Jana Greene, vid
Radulphus fforster, husb
Margretta ux eius
Katherina Haskeine, vid
Henricus Haskeine, husb
Johannes Aspmwall, husb
Thomas Aspinwall, husb
Johannes ffarrar, husb
Anna ffarrar, vid
Jacobus ffarrar, husb
Cislea Tasker, ^ spinster
Alicia Holme, vid
Ellena Wakefield, vid
DOWN HOLLAND [hALSALL]
shoe-
Ricardus Pye, husbm
Ellena ux eius
Anthonius Underwood
maker
Bartholomeus Holme, yeom
MAGHULL [hALSALl]
Margretta Hey ux Henrici Hey,
husbm
Willielmus Rowley, husb
Eliz Massam, spinster
Margretta Holland, vid
Jacobus Rymer, husbm
Anna Rymer, vid
Johannes Hartley, husbm
lydiate [halsall]
Jacobus ffletcher, husb
Edmundus Holme, webster
Henricus Otty, husbm
Katherina Spencer, vid
Jacobus Hunter, husbm
Eliz Hunt, vid
NORTH MEOLS
Radulphus Cooper, husb.
Radulphus Ainsworth, husbm
Henricus Everson, husbm
Eliz Jumpe, vid
Alicia ux Thome Bankes, husbm
WARRINGTON
Johannes Turner, husb
Jacobus Winterbotham, husb
Johannes Harsnip, husb
Henricus Kay, husbm
Thomas Kay, ^ husb
Robertus Bulling, husb
Downholland, probably her father, was
Thomas Gooding, yeom
Isabella Smith, vid
ffranciscus Cartmell, husbm
Brigetta ux eius
Henricus Parr, husb
Thomas Billing, husb
Thomas Hesketh, yeom
Ellena Rawlinson. vid
Ellena Lunt, vid
Eliz Bradley, vid
MELLING INFRA HALSALL
Thomas Mollineux,- gen
Ellena ffazakerley, spinster
Henricus Dam, husb
Jacobus Halsall, ^ gen
iThe will of Robert Tasker, of
proved in 1661.
2 The Molyneux family of The Wood in MeUing returned a very long pedigree
at the Visitation of 1 567, and a short one at that of 1664. Thomas Molyneux, of
the text, must have been the fourth son of Robert Molyneux, of The Wood, by
his second wife Ellen, dau. of John Westby, of Mowbreck Hall. His father was
slain at the first battle of Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643.
3 He was the seventh son of Thomas Halsall, of Melling, grandson of Sir
Henry Halsall, of Halsall Hall.
* Thomas Kay was a glover in Warrington, and administration to his estate
was granted in 1668. There were several priests of the family. Peter Kaye was
ordained priest at Lisbon, and became professor of philosophy there in 1703.
224 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Samuelus Dunbabin,^ husb Willielmus Penkethman, husbm
Willielmus Booth, ^ husb Brianus Sixsmith, husbm
Maria uxor eius Thomas Whitwham, husbm
ffranciscus Wilson, husb Jenetta Tomlinson, spinster
Johannes Crouchen, husb Jana Murray, spinster
Johannes Allen, husb Hugo Halsap, husb
Humfridus Catterall,^ husb Johannes Pickering, husb
Willielmus Deane, husbm Johannes Ditchfield, husbm
Robertus Deane, husb
RIXTON [wARRINGTON]
Ricardus Mascy, Ar.
WOOLSTON AND POULTON [wARRINGTOn]
Johannes Marsh, husb Henricus Lawton, husb
Ricardus Booth, husb Thomas Lawton, husb
Thomas Unsworth, husbm
ATHERTON [lEIGH]
Jacobus Thropp, husb
BEDFORD [leIGH]
Christopherus Bradshawe, yeom Galfridus Lithgore, husb
Jana ux eius Willielmus Smethurst, husb
shackerley [leigh]
Willielmus Berry, husb EUinora Parkinson, spinster
Lambertus Berry, husb
ASTLEY [leigh]
Willielmus Bradshaw, yeom Ellena Lithgoe, vid
Henricus Hoghton, husb Robertus Lithgoe, husb
Johannes Gant, husb Willielmus Lithgoe, husb
Willielmus Hope, husbm Ellinora HoUcrofte sen., vid
Ricardus Smith, husb
westleigh [leigh]
Edwardus Liptrott, husb Ricardus Naylor, husb
Johannes Mather, husbm Henricus Kearsley, husb
PENNINGTON [lEIGh]
Johannes Holcrofte, husb Georgius Smith, husb
Ricardus Smethurst, husb Johannes King, husb
haigh [vvigan]
Ellena Roycroft, vid Henricus Sethworth, husb
Thomas Leigh, husb Gratia Rothwell, vid
Dom James Ambrose Kaye, O.S.B., professed in 1735, died in 1777. Peter
Kaye, born in Warrington, ordained priest at Rome in 1829, died at Blackburn
in 1856. John Peter Kaye, ordained priest at Lisbon in 1842, died 1884.
^The Dunbabins were a Warrington family.
2 He was probably a relative of Richard Booth, of Woolston-cum-Poulton,
named later in the text, whose son Edward was baptized by the martyr, Dom
Edward Ambrose Barlow, O.S.B., Dec. 15, 1639, and hence assumed the alias
of Barlow at Lisbon, where he was ordained priest in 1664, and died at Park
Hall in 1719. He was the inventor of the repeating watch. His father died in
1673. John Booth, probably a nephew, was ordained priest at Lisbon in 1696,
and died in 1722; and Dom Robert Ambrose Booth, O.S.B., professed in 1673,
died at Dieulward in 1679.
3 His will was proved in 167 1 .
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 225
CULCHETH [wINWICK]
Maria Speakman, vid Alicia Stirropp, spinster
Robertus Guest, husbm Thomas Leather, husb
HAYDOCK AND GOLBORNE [wINVVICK]
Brianus Arrowsmith Thomas Kethley, hti^b
Eliz Corles, vid Georgius Croft, husb
Galfridus Harrdman, husb Johannes Grimshawe, husb
Willielmus Crouchley, husb Alicia ux eius
Radulphus Thomason, husb Radulphus Croft, husb
Ricardus Liptrott, husb Johannes Hasleden, husb
lowton and kenyon [winwick]
Robertus Tickley, husb Johannes Unsworth, husbm
Gilbertus Unsworth, husb Johannes Kay, husbm
Petrus Holcrofte, husb Robertus Kenyon, ^ husb
Henricus Johnson, husb Per Cedul. Pipe pro Recusan.
Henricus Unsworth, husb
stretford [Manchester]
Johannes Sidall de Stratford in Com Lane, virtute cmusdam A^us
Parliamenti &€. ad aliqiwd tenipus infra unum mensetJi prox sequen
decimwn diem Martij Anno xix° regni regis nunc Caroli secundi &"€
unde convi^lus fuit ad sessio?ies a^c tentas apnd Manchester die Jovis
vis vicesimo tertio die Januarij Anno xix &'c [1668]
Anna Sidall Thomas Johnson
Robertus Vaughan jun Maria Rainshaw
Elizabetha Vaug-han Maria Mosse^
1 Administration to the estate of Robert Kenyon, of Lowton, was granted in
1673. The Kenyons were an offshoot of the territorial family of that name, and
constantly appear in the rolls. Edward Kenyon went to Rheims in 1587, thence
was sent to the school at Eu in 1588, whence he returned to Rheims in 1590,
received minor orders in 1592, and was transferred to the college at Douay in
1 593. In the following year he went to Valladolid, where he was ordained priest,
and came to the mission. He is possibly the priest whom Gee reported to be
about London in 1623. Two Benedictine nuns of this family, Margaret and
Helen, were professed at Cambray in 1604, and died respectively in 1645 and
1657. Dom Thomas Anselm Kenyon, O.S.B.,born at Warrington in 1770, died
in 1850. Edward Kenyon arrived at Douay College, Oct. 13, 1781, from Lanca-
shire, was ordained priest in 1790, and was professor of poetry till he left for
the mission, March 26, 1792, and died in Liverpool in 1837.
^The Mosse family probably came from Skelmersdale, where they were
recusants from the commencement of the rolls in 1591. They seem to have
settled in Stretford about this period. One of them, Bro. Joseph Mosse, O.S.B.,
born in 1625, died in 1702. Another, Peter Mosse, married Catherine, dau. of
Thomas Middleton, of Leighton Hall, by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Hoghton,
of Hoghton Tower. She was sister to Sir George Middleton, of Leighton Hall,
Bart. It was probably her grandson, Peter Mosse, who found the money and
entered into partnership with John Holker, the pioneer if not the originator of
cotton manufacture in France. Both were Catholics and strong Jacobites. In
1745 they joined the Manchester Regiment under Col. Francis Towneley, Peter
Mosse receiving a captaincy, and John Holker a lieutenancy. They were taken
prisoners at Carlisle, and sent to Newgate prison in Feb., 1746. The trial was
fixed for the following June 23, but the night before they both effected their
escape. Captain Mosse went to Spain, and died there in 1776, leaving all his
estate, with some pictures and plate, to his grandson, John Gartside,of Crump-
15
226 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Robertus Owen jun Margareta Burges
Ricardus Burgis
BARTON [eCCLES]
Katherlna ux Johannis Turner Anna ux. Ricardi Bent
Penelope ux Roberti Heyes,^ Henricus Bent
gen Margretta Bent
Anna Nayler, vid Ellena Atherton
Johnes Irlam Ricus Atherton
Anna ux eius Jacobus Atherton
Willielmus Irlam Ellzabetha Urmston
Radulphus Knight Maria Smith
sail Hall, whose father had married the captain's only dau. In 1776 John
Gartside married Catherine, dau. of Philip Howard, of Corby Castle. The
Gartsides had suffered severely for their loyalty to the Stuarts in 171 5. Besides
his Stretford property, Capt. Mosse owned a considerable estate near Bolton,
which escaped confiscation owing to his not having been brought to trial. The
Holkers through some accident do not appear in this hst, though they were
always recusants and had been settled at Monton, in the parish of Eccles, for
some generations. Of this family were, George Holker, who went to Douay
in 1590, but left on account of his inability to undergo laborious study; and
Richard Holker alias Nowell, son of Laurence Holker, of Monton, and his
wife, a dau. of Roger Nowell, of Read Hall, who went to the English College
at Rome in 1631, aged twenty-four. The Holkers, originally of Cheshire,
obtained an estate at Read in 1409, through the marriage of Richard Holker
with Katherine, dau. of John del Holt, of Read. In the reign of Elizabeth,
John Holker, of Read, married Margaret, dau. of Richard Towneley of
Dutton Hall. Richard Holker, after receiving minor orders, had to return home
on account of his father's death in 1G31. John Holker, the friend of Captain
Mosse, after his escape served in Flanders, and was engaged in various battles
and sieges till 175 1. After the battle of Lanfeld he was presented with a hand-
some sword by Prince Charles Edward, which is still preserved by his descend-
ants. In 1753 he patriotically notified the English Government of certain offers
made to him by the French Government in connexion with the introduction of
works at Rouen, and stated that if his pardon was granted he would forego the
great advantages offered to him. No notice, however, was taken of the petition,
and therefore, in 1754, Holker accepted the offer, quietly crossed to England,
and engaged twenty-five hands in Manchester to instruct the French operatives
at Rouen in the English methods of manufacture. In 1755 he was appointed by
the French Government to be inspector-general of foreign manufactures, a
post which he retained till his death, at Montigny, near Rouen, April 27, 1786.
In 1770 he was nominated a Knight of the Order of St Louis. His first wife,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Hulton, of Manchester, to whom he was married by the
Rev. Henry Kendal, the priest at Manchester, died in Jan., 1776, and was
buried in the cemetery attached to the English Convent at Gravelines. Subse-
quently he married the widow of Jean Testart. He had a son John (Jean), who
became consul-general at Philadelphia, and died at Springsburg, Virginia, in
1822, and whose son, JeanLouis, born April 2, 1770, died atParis, Aug. 18, 1844,
having been head of the chemical works at Rouen, founded by his grandfather,
during the Empire. The latter was the father of Henri Holker, of the French
Navy, who published pamphlets on marine tactics and the manning of the
Navy in 1842 and 1846 {vide Crofton's Hist, of Stretford, vol. iii).
* Penelope, fourth daughter of Adam Byrom, of Salford, by Helen, dau. of
Edmund Prestwich, of Hulme Hall, married Robert Haye, or Heyes, of Monkes
Hall, fourth son of Ellis Haye, of Monkes Hall, in the parish of Eccles, by
Alice, dau. of Robert Holden, of Holden Hall. Her brother, John Byrom,
returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, as did likewise her husband's
nephew, Ellis Haye, of Chorlton Hall, whose wife, Katherine, was the dau. of
Thomas Standish, of Duxbury Hall.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 227
OVER HULTON [dEAn]
Radulphus Holcroft^
HEATON [dean]
Johannes Smith
HORWICH [dean]
Thomas Anderton,^ yeoman Elizabetha Dalton
Anna Anderton vid
HALLIWELL [dEAn]
Rowlandus Bellasse,^mil Franciscus Hunt
Domina Anna Bellasse ux pred Anna Hunt
Rowlandi Maria Standish'^
Edwardus Toothall Margareta Roscoe
RUMWORTH [dean]
Henricus Bannaster Isabella Seddon
fFrancisca ux eius Anna Seddon
ASPULL [wigan]
Willielmus Marsh Ricardus Urmston
Nicholaus Marsh ux eius
^His will was proved in 1 671, and that of a namesake, of the same place, in
1660.
"The will of Thomas Anderton, of Horwich, was proved in 1669. In 1642
(Preston Guild) he had sons, Christopher, Thomas, William, and Laurence.
He was one of the Andertons of the Lostock Hall branch, and probably son
of Christopher Anderton, of Horwich, whose will was proved in 1629. He was
no doubt a near relation of the famous "silver-mouthed" Anderton, son of
Thomas Anderton, of Horwich, who took his B.A. from Christ's College,
Cambridge, in 1596-7, subsequently became a secular priest, eminent as a con-
troversialist and poet under the alias of /'John Brereley, Priest," and finally
joined the Society, and passed on the mission under the aliases of "John Hart"
and "Scroop." The Anderton pedigrees, printed and in MS., are all very unsatis-
factory concerning the Horwich branch of the family. There were very many
priests and nuns connected with the various branches, including that of
Horwich, and it is difficult to identify them all.
2 The Hon. Sir Rowland Belasyse, K.B., was the third son of the Hon,
Henry Belasyse, M.P, for co. York, by Grace, dau. and heiress of Sir Thomas
Barton, of Smithells Hall, in Halliwell. He married Anne, eldest dau. and sole
heiress of J. Davenport, of Sutton Hall, co, Cheshire, and dying at Smithells in
1699, was succeeded by his eldest son Thomas, of Sutton Hall, who seised his
uncle. Sir Thomas Belasyse, as third Viscount Fauconberg, of Yarum, co. York,
in 1700. The latter died in 1718, and three years later the fine old mansion of
Smithells Hall, with its ancient chapel, was sold, some funds being reserved for
the support of the Catholic mission in the district.
*Mary Standish may have been the second dau. of Edward Standish, of
Standish Hall, whose estate was probably under sequestration for recusancy
at this period, as his name does not appear in this list. He married Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Francis Howard, of Corby Castle, co. Cumberland, and his son
William was twenty-six years of age at the Visitation of 1664. The Standish
family were always staunch recusants, and suffered much for their loyalty.
William married Cecilia, dau, and sole heiress of Sir Robert Bindlosse, of Ber-
wick Hall, Bart., and his son, Ralph Standish, married the Lady Philippa
Howard, dau, of Henry, Duke of Norfolk, Their son Ralph died without sur-
viving issue in 1735, when the Standish and Berwick Hall estates passed to his
sister Cecilia, wife of William Towneley, of Towneley Hall. Through the
marriage of the latter's dau. Cecilia with Charles Strickland, of Sizergh Castle,
CO. Westmoreland, the Standish estates passed to her son, Thomas Strickland,
who assumed the name of Standish, whose descendant is the present lord of
Standish.
228 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Radulphus Aynscow Anna Lowe, vid
Philis ux eius Anna ux Samuelis Meller
Alicia Aynscow Anna Seddon, vid
Jacobus Marsh sen"^ Susanna Mackenson, vid
Elizabetha ux eius Jana Tayler, vid
Radulphus Seddon ux Milonis Gerard^
Jona ux eius ux Ricardi Bradley
1 Highfield House, in Aspull, passed through various offshoots of the Gerards
of Bryn Hall, but "Miles" was a distinctive name of the Gerards of Ince Old
Hall, who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of i6 13, in which, however, no
Miles appears likely to be living in 1667. All the printed Gerard pedigrees are very
incomplete. The Gerards of The Ince, or Ince Old Hall, also registered along pedi-
gree at the Visitation of 1 567, claiming descent from a younger son of the Gerards
of Bryn. William Gerard, of Ince Old Hall, married Jane, dau. of Sir Alexander
Osbaldeston, of Osbaldeston Hall, by his second wife, Helen, dau. of Thomas
Tyldesley, of Wardley Hall, and had issue — ^Myles; Thomas, a Douay and
Rheims priest, who died a confessor of the faith inWisbeach Castle ; and Alexander,
ordained priest at Laon, April 5, 1586, came to England 1587, and served Lea
Hall, a seat of the Hoghtons of Hoghton Tower, Rixton Hall, the seat of the
Mascy family, and elsewhere. Myles, the eldest son, according to the 161 3
pedigree, had only one son, Thomas, then of the age of twenty-two,who married
Ellen, dau. of Edward Langtree, of Langtree Hall, and had an only dau. and
heiress Anne. He is said to have sold Ince to his kinsman, Lieutenant-Colonel
Richard Gerard, second son of Sir Thomas Gerard, of Bryn, Bart., and he died
in 1673. Colonel Gerard, who was born in October, 161 3, married (i) Frances,
dau. of Sir Ralph Hanley, of Tickhill Castle, co. York, by whom he had a son,
who died in infancy, and (2) Judith, dau. of Sir Nicholas Stewart, of Pateshall,
CO. Northampton, by whom he had seven children. He took an active part in
the civil wars, and upon the restoration was sworn cup-bearer in ordinary to
the queen-mother. He died at Ince, Sept. 5, 1686. He had issue by his second
wife — ^Thomas, bom May 21,16. . , who resided at Highfield House, lord of Aspull,
Ince, Southworth, etc., who married Mary (born Oct. 28, 16 . . , died May 30,
1724), dau. of John Wright, of Kelvedon Hall, co. Essex, was a Catholic non-
juror in 1 717, and died in 1724; Richard, apothecary, of Wigan, who married
Jane, dau. of Samuel Prescott, of Orrell, and was living in 173 1, of whose issue
hereafter; William, novice S.J., born 1656, who died at Liege in 1676; John,
S.J., who died at St Omer's College, Oct. 10, 1696; Frances Scholastica, O.S.B.,
abbess of Ghent, died Sept. 6, 1711; Anne, a nun at Lidge; and Juliana,
ob. in fans. Thomas, the eldest son, had issue — Richard, bom May i, 16..,
Catholic non-juror in 171 7, of Highfield, who married, in 1730, Margaret, dau.
of John Baldwin, made his will Feb. i, 1734-5, and died s.p., being the writer of
certain obituaries and nativities used in this pedigree; William, born Nov. 9,
16. ., probably identical with the Jesuit of his name born 1687, died in Mary-
land, according to Foley, April 16, 1731, though the writer of the obituaries
places his death under Jan. 5 ; Thomas, born Oct, 5 (according to his brother's
note, though Foley says 14th), 1692, entered the Society in 17 14, succeeded
his distant kinsman, the Rev. Ralph Gerard, at Bamfurlong Hall in or about
1698, and was serving the chapel there in 1702, went to Maryland in 1733,
returned about 1737, and in 1744 was at Belgrave, co. Leicester, formerly the
seat of the Beaumont family, but then of John Beaumont Byerley (whose
mother was coheiress of Sir Thomas Beaumont, Bart.), and died in 1761,
having sold Southworth Hall and manor to his cousin, William Gerard,
of Ince Hall, in 1744; Caryll, born Nov. 18, 1695, ordained priest at Rome 1720,
left 1723 to be chaplain to the convent O.S.A. at Bruges, an office which he
resigned in 1761, but stayed at the convent till his death, Sept. 12, 1779;
Frances, born Jan. 22, Bridget, born July 15 (living 1734-5), Clare, bom Feb. 28
(living 1734-5), Elizabeth, born March 15, died Jan. 25, Anne, bom May 5,
(living 1734-5), and probably Mary, all according to their brother's notes.
Richard, the second son of the Colonel, had issue— Richard Gerard, junior
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 22^
ux Robert! Gorton Johannes Makenson
ux Jacob! Pilkington Isabella ux eius
Gracia Penington Elizabetha Houghton
Elizabetha Penington Jacobus Seddon
SPOTLAND [rOCHDALe]
Johannes Voydell
MILNROW INFRA BUTTERWORTH [roCHDALE]
Ricardus Milne Daniel Milne
WESTHOUGHTON [dEAN]
Johannes Hulton ^ Agnes Hurst
Alicia ux eius Margretta Hurst
Adamus Hulton Ellena Hurst
Willielmus Hulton Elizabetha Cheetham
Katherina Woodward Maria Greene
Anna Whittell ux Johannis Greene
Margretta ffrance, vid Elizabetha ux Jacobi Pendlebury
Ellena Parr Elizabetha Wathwaite
Anna Rigby Elizabetha Lord
LOSTOCK [bOLTON-LE-MOORS]
Franclsca Seddon
PENDLEBURY [eCCLEs]
Adamus Smith Ricardus Redford
apothecary, of Wigan, who married Isabella, dau. of John Baldwin, and
sister to his cousin Richard's wife, and had issue, Thomas, S.J., born July 23,
1667, was serving the family chaplaincy at Highfield in 1701-4, and died at St
Omer's College in 171 5; and William. The eldest son, Richard, died in 1743,
and had issue — ^William, heir to his cousin Richard Gerard, of Ince Hall and
Highfield, died s.p. in 1743; Mary, eventual heiress, married John Walmesley,
second son of John Walmesley, of Wigan, grandson of Richard Walmesley,
of Showley Hall; and Elizabeth, spinster. John Walmesley died in 1780, and
his wife, the heiress of Ince and other estates, in 1795. Their son Richard
Walmesley, bom 1752, abandoned Ince Hall, and in its place erected West-
wood House, in Ince, which has since been the seat of the family.
^ The Hultons of Westhoughton were descended from a younger son of the
Hultons, of Hulton Park, in the same parish, who returned pedigrees at the
Visitations of 1567 and 1664. A very long pedigree traced from the reign of
Henry II appears [in Foster's Lancashire Pedigrees, 1873. Adam Hulton, of
Hulton Park, by his wife Clemence, dau. of Sir William Norreys, of Speke Hall,
was succeeded, at his death 15 Eliz. (1572-3), by his son William, who married
Margaret, one of the daughters and coheiresses of Henry Keighley, of Inskip
Hall, by Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Carus, Judge of the Queen's Bench. Her
eldest sister and coheiress, Anne, married Sir William Cavendish, of Hardwick
Hall, CO. Derby, Baron Cavendish, ancestor of the Duke of Devonshire, the
present lord of Inskip. William had issue — Adam, of Hulton Park, ancestor
of the late Sir William Wilbraham Blethyn Hulton, of Hulton Park, who was
created a baronet, and whose son is the present representative of the family;
William of Over Hulton, buried in 1653; Cuthbert, of Over Hulton, who
appears annually in the recusant rolls, with his wife Mary, between 1591 and
1635; Rowland, of Westhoughton, a recusant till death in June, 1648; Henry;
Elizabeth, wife of Robert Dalton, of Thurnham Hall; Katherine, wife of
Assheton Potter, of Croston and Over Hulton; Martha; and Margaret, vixit
1624. Adam, the squire, conformed, and henceforward the pedigree records no
Catholic alliances. The Hultons of the text were probably sons or grandsons of
Rowland. Administration to the estate of Adam Hulton, of Westhoughton,
was granted in 1687, and the will of William Hulton, of the same, was proved
in 1672, and that of Jane Hulton, of Over Hulton, widow, in 1679.
230 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
MANCHESTER
Georgius Martincroft^
VVITHINGTON [MANCHESTER]
Robertas Bancrofte
WORSLEY [eCCLEs]
Henrlcus Potter^ Adamus Grundy
Maria ux eius Anna Rawson, vid
HenricLis Hulme Thomas Rawson
Katherina Cooke, vid Thomas Smith
Ricardus Hall Johannes Scot^ fil pred Lam-
Marg-retta ux eius berti Scot
Elizabetha Grundy
BLACKROD [bOLTON-LE-MOORs]
Georgius Jenyon,^ yeom Elizabetha ux eius
* George Martincrofte subsequently removed to Bedford, near Manchester,
where he was a recusant, described as "gentleman," in 1682-4. He was probably
the son of Richard Martincrofte, of Manchester, who, with his wife Elizabeth,
appears in the roll for 1626-7, and is described as a joiner. In 1634-5 and later
years, Richard Martincrofte, of Manchester, and his wife Anne appear, and the
will of Richard Martincrofte, of Wickleswick (now Trafford Park), joiner, was
proved in 1666. Subsequently the family removed to Croft, in Winwick, where
John Merry Martincroft, of Croft House, died July 9, 1839, aged fifty-nine.
2 Assheton Potter, said to be of Croston in the Hulton pedigree, but of Over
Hulton in the recusant rolls between 161 7 and 1630, married Katherine, dau.
of William Hulton, of Hulton Park. It is probable that he belonged to the
recusant family seated at Ashton in Makerfield, where Ellen Potter, probably
a Gerard of Bryn, and her son Gerard Potter, were convicted of recusancy, as
well as Oliver Potter, in 1633 seq. Assheton Potter's father was probably Henry
Potter, whose dau. Margaret married first, John Lathom, of Mosborough Hall,
and second, Alan Hulton, of Farnworth. Henry Potter, of the text, was
doubtless son of Assheton Potter, and remained on the rolls till his death at
Worsley in 1681. John Potter, of Ashton, whose will was proved in 1619, had a
dau., Emma, wife of John Chaddock, of Chaddock Hall, and a son, John Pot-
ter, of Ashton, administration to his estate granted in 1647, who married
Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Radcliffe, of Leigh. Henry Potter's descendant,
John Potter, of Manchester, contributed largely to the erection of the old
Catholic chapel dedicated to St Chad, in Rook Street, ^Manchester, in 1776.
Religious controversy ran high at that time, and prejudices were strong. It was
on this occasion that Mr Potter is said to have written a pamphlet under the
ludicrous title of "A Ball of Wax against a Ball of Soap."
^ Administration to the estate of Lambert Scott, of Astle3^ was granted in
1688. His name has apparently been omitted by the transcriber. The Scotts
came from Pemberton, where they regularly appear in the rolls from 1591,
Gilbert, Cuthbert, Ralph, and Roger, being their principal names.
*The Jenyons obtained Park Hall in Blackrod from the Rogerleys, who
returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 161 3, when George Jenyon, upon whom
the estate was entailed, was of the age of four years. George Rogerley, of
Lytham, married Ellen, dau. of William Clifton, of Westby Hall. His widow
continued on the rolls till her death in 1604. They had issue— George Rogerley,
of Park Hall, in Blackrod, a staunch recusant till his death in 1616; Richard, of
Lytham, a recusant in 1595-6; Henry, of Lytham, recusant in 1595-6, whose
dau. Isabel married John Hoghton, eldest son of Richard Hoghton, of Park
Hall in Chamock Richard, and had three daughters and coheiresses, Margaret,
Mary, wife of Edward W^orthington, of Wharles, and Catherine, wife of James
Holland, of Dalton; and Katherine, wife of Richard Tyldesley, eldest son and
heir of Lambert Tyldesley, of Garret Hall, lord of Tyldesley. The eldest son,
George Rogerley, married Margaret, dau. of William Skillicorne, of Prees Hall,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS il. 2^t
Jacobus Barker sen Ricardus Rigby, Husbm
Maria ux eius Anna ux eius
Johannes Sheppard Johannes Copeland, Webster
Ellena Sheppard,.vid Ellena ux eius
Margretta Sheppard, spinster Ellena ux Thome Aynsworth
Nicholaus Harrison, yeoman Agnes ux Jacobi Watmough,
Willielmus Norres Husbm
Juliana ux eius Margareta Markland, vid
Isabella Law
SALFORD [MANCHESTER]
ux Ricardi Pennington, Ar. Anna Martinscroft
Josua Wilson
WITHINGTON [MANCHESTER]
Henricus Addison Christopher I3ower
Jacobus Williamson Anna Kirke
Eliz. ux eius Willielmus Tipping
Adamus Houlden Katherina ux eius
Thomas Simpson
YEALAXD CUM SILVERDALE [wARTOn]
Hugo Wearing de Yelland cum Silversdale in Com Lane virtute
eiusdetn Acli Parliamenti &c non accessit EcclesicB suce parochiali
&=€ ad aliquod tempus infra umnn meitsent prox sequen. secmtdum
diem Decembus Aiuio xxiij. Regis nunc Caroli secundi <5r'r [1672]
nude convi6liis fiiit ad sessioties &€ o6lavo die Oclohris Anno xix
Regis nunc Caroli secnndi &c [1667]
LANCASTER
Alicia ux Christopheri Wilkinson, Gunsmith
YEALAND-CUM-SILVERDALE [wARTON]
Thomas Morley Anna ux Edwardi Jepson, Husbm
LANCASTER AHcia ux Roberti Sturzaker,
Anna ux Ricardi Ormandy, Sadler Husbm
Willielmus Parkinson, Webster Elizabetha Harrison, spinster
Lsabella ux eius Lsabella Knipe, vid
Thomas Whittingham, husbm Ellena Knipe, spinster \s^^^
Ellena Nickson, vid Dorothea ux Edmundi Newton, ^
who was still a recusant at Park Hall in 1638. They had issue four daughters
and coheiresses — Ellen, who married (i) Dr John Jenyon, who resided with his
wife at Park Hall, till his death in 161 3, and {2) Laurence Worthington, of
Crawshaw Hall, by whom she had no issue; Jane, spinster, recusant in 1612-3;
Katherine, wife of John Osbaldeston, of Sunderland Hall; and EUzabeth, wif c
of John Parkinson. Ellen, by her first husband, Dr John Jenyon, had issue a
son, George Jenyon, upon whom Park Hall was entailed by his grandfather.
He was living a recusant there with his wife Mary in 1626-7, subsequently
appears on the rolls with his wife Elizabeth, and was still a recusant in 1679. He
had issue — John Jenyon, of Park Hall, who conveyed Park Hall in trust Aug. 11,
1684, and his widow, Lucy, assigned it, Nov. 12, 1700, to Thomas Lucas,
citizen of London, after which all trace of the family is lost; George Jenyon
(or J anion), S.J. , born 1646, died 1698; and William, S.J., born 1652, died
1685. The manor of Blackrod was subsequently purchased by the Earl of
Balcarres.
*The Newtons seem to have been settled in Lancaster for some genera-
tions. The will of Edmund Newton, of Lancaster, was proved in 1569, and
2^2 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Elizabetha ux Marci Horsfall, JennettauxRicardi Russell, slater
blacksmith
YEALAND-CUM-SILVERDALE [wARTON]
Johannes Mason, husbm
allithvvaite [cartmel]
Willielmus Wilkinson, husb Margeria ux eius
ffranciscus Thorneborrow, gen
yealand-cum-silverdale [warton]
Thomas Blackhouse Maria ux eius
HAYSHAW VACCARY INFRA FOREST OF WYRESDALE [lANCASTEr]
Thomas Whiteside, Husbm Christopherus Langton, husbm
yealand-cum-silverdale [warton]
Martha Blackborne, ^ vid
EMOSBROW [eMMETHBROW VACCARY] INFRA FOREST OF WYRESDALE
[LANCASTER]
Thomas Jackson, Husbm
ABBEYSTEAD VACCARY INFRA FOREST OF WYRESDALE [lANCASTEr]
Johannes Parkinson, Husbm
yealand-cum-silverdale [warton]
Elizabeth Harris, spinster Henricus Corles, labourer
TATHAM-CUM-IREBY [tATHAM AND THORNTOn]
ffranciscus Morley, - gen. Christopher Parkinson, Husbm
ux eius
ARKHOLME-CUM-CAWOOD [mELLINg]
Alicia Beckbayne, ^ Spr. Maria Accothwaite, spinster ^
Johannes Beckbaiyne, husbm Sibilla Beckbayne, spinster
Thomas Beckbayne, husbm Anna Beckbayne, spinster
Margretta Beckbayne, spinster Ellena Holme, spinster
quernmore [Lancaster]
Christoferus Cumberland,^ Elizabetha ux Ricardi Gibson,^
husbm husbm
Dorothea ux eius Thomas Winder,^ husbm
that of Isabella, of the same, in 1663. The name also appears at Cantsfield and
Whittington. They probably derived from Newton in Allithwaite.
1 She no doubt belonged to the Blackburnes of Over Kellet or Capenwray,
who appear in the rolls from 1591, and were people of position. Thomas Black-
house, appearing just above in the text, is clearly an error for Blackburne.
* Vide later on, under Josias Morley.
3 The Beckbaynes, of Gunnerthwaite, in the parish of Melling, were old
recusants. The wills of George, John, and Robert Beckbayne, all of Gunner-
thwaite, were proved respectively in 1633, 1715, and 1727.
* Hathornthwaite, vide later.
* Administration to his estate was granted in 1675.
•She was still on the recusant rolls in 1680-4, when her husband, whose will
was proved in 1703, was described as yeoman.
' There were Catholic families of this name both at"Quernmore and Nether
Wyresdale. Of the latter family Edward has previously appeared in the text.
One of that name was a recusant there in 1603, and Margaret, wife of Edward,
in 1626. The Quernmore family came from Caton, and all probably derived from
High Winder, in Melling parish, where the territorial family of the name ended
in an heiress, who became the wife of John Dowbiggin, of Westminster,
attomey-at-law, formerly of Ewer Clough, in Tatham, whose daughter and
heiress, Anne Winder Dowbiggin, of Winder, was a Catholic non-juror in 17 17.
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 233
Barbara ux Thome Holme, urswick
husbm Jacobus Anderton, - Ar.
Anna ux Willielmi Hathornth- ux eius
waite,^ husbm Johannes Houghton, Husbm
She married Thomas Benison, of Hornby, agent for the Hornby Castle estate,
then belonging to Lord Morley and Monteagle. In 1730 he began to erect
Hornby Hall, which was reared in 1735. Upon his death in 1738, his daughter,
Anne, born in 1724, became sole heiress to the estate, and married John Fen-
wick, of Burrow Hall. Thomas Winder of the text was probably one of the
children of William Winder, of Quernmore, and Alice his wife, who were recu-
sants in 1625-6 with their daughter Barbara. William Winder appears to have
come from Caton, and his wife Alice was probably daughter of Peter Bradley,
of Little Eccleston-cum-Larbreck. Their son Peter Winder alias Bradley was
ordained priest at Douay, and subsequently went to the English College at
Lisbon, whence he came to the mission in 1644, He served the chapel at
Dolphin Lee, in Bulk, an estate belonging to the Daltons of Thurnham Hall,
and also that at Quernmore -Park, then belonging to the Prestons of The Manor
of Furness. Previous to this he is thought to have served Robert Hall, in Tat-
ham, the seat of the Cansfields. In 1682-4 he lived in Quernmore, and he was
still alive and serving the mission in 1697. The will of Peter Winder, of Baibrigge,
was proved in 1721, and that of Edward Winder, of Quernmore, in 1742.
1 The Hathornthwaites were very numerous in this part, no doubt deriving
from Hathornthwaite, one of the twelve vaccaries of Over Wyresdale. The name
appears throughout the whole series of rolls, 1591 to 1684. There were Hathorn-
thwaites resident in Hathornthwaite, but probably the principal family was that
of the Demesne of the vaccary of Catshaw, in the forest of Wyresdale. This
family also owned part of the Abbeystead vaccary. The will of William Hathorn-
thwaite, of Catshaw Hall, was proved in 1592. His descendant John Hathorn-
thwaite registered his entailed estate of Catshaw as a Catholic non- juror in
1 71 7. He also possessed part of the Abbeystead and Calder vaccaries, and pro-
perty in Bleasdale and other places. He names his wife Phoebe, but he left no
issue, and his nephew and namesake became his heir. The latter, John Hathorn-
thwaite, was the only son of William Hathornthwaite by his wife Ellen,
daughter and coheiress of Richard Blackburne, of Stockenbridge Hall. He died
unmarried, his will dated Nov. 26, 1753, being proved May 19, 1766. He had
six sisters and coheiresses — Mary, wife of Richard Leckonby, of Leckonby House
in Great Eccleston and of Hothersall Hall, whose son William Leckonby inherited
the Catshaw estate ; Margaret, wife of Robert Walker, of Forton ; Agnes, wife of
William Caton, of Carr House, in Cabus, whose will, dated Nov. 7, was proved
Dec. 28, 175 1, and that of his widow, dated Oct. 15, 1767, proved Sept. 3, 1772,
sine prole; Sarah, spinster, of Garstang; Jane, wife of Mr Crook; Elizabeth, wife
of Mr Alston; and a daughter, wife of Mr Roe, and mother of the Rev. John
Roe, born Feb. i, 1757, died at Black Ladies, co. Stafford, June 28, 1838.
Margaret Walker had a daughter and heiress Elizabeth, who married James
Smith, of Forton, son of William Smith, of Forton, by Anne, daughter of
Robert Haydock, of Leach Hall, and they had issue — William, who died
unmarried leaving his estate at Forton to his second cousin William Smith, of
Clock House, Lea, who married Jane, daughter and coheiress of Robert
Haydock, of Leach Hall; and Margaret, wife of George Blanchard, of Alston,
whose son James Blanchard, of Alston and of Grimsargh House, married Anne
Teresa, daughter of Richard Butler, of Pleasington Hall, and his two daughters,
Elizabeth and Anne, were the wives respectively of Evan Richard Gerard, of
Gerard's Hall in Haighton, and James Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite Lodge.
2 James Anderton, of Bardsea Hall, in the parish of Urswick, and of Clayton
Hall, in Leyland parish, the fourth of his name, born 1602, was the eldest son
of James Anderton, of Clayton Hall, by his first wife Dorothy, daughter and
heiress of Nicholas Bardsea, of Bardsea Hall (who was slain during the civil war
in 1642), by Anne, daughter of William Banastre, of Easington, in Bolland,
and his wife Anne, daughter of Thomas Preston, of Preston Patrick and Levens
234 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CttAS It. LANCASHIRE
Ricardus Parker, Husbm Ricardus Hilton, Husbm
ux eius Elizabetha Denny, spinster
Hall, CO. Westmoreland. His wife Jane, daughter of Richard Assheton, of Mid-
dleton,was a recusant widow at BardseaHall in 1683. They left no issue, and the
estate went to his half-brother, DomThurstan Celestine Anderton, O.S.B., whose
elder brothers, Captains Nicholas Anderton, born 161 3, and Thomas Anderton,
born 1 61 7, were slain fighting in the Royal cause in 1644 and 1646 respectively.
Another brother, Capt. Matthew Anderton, born 162 1 , was also slain in the same
cause at Sherburn fight in 1 642 . Their mother, the second wife of James Anderton,
senior, married in 16 10, was Anne, daughter of Thomas Shuttleworth, of
Smithells Hall, younger brother to Sir Richard Shuttleworth, of Gawthorpe
Hall, and she died at Park Hall, the seat of John Hoghton,in 165-. Dom Thur-
stan Anderton, bom 16 19, was ordained a secular priest in 1646, afterwards
joined the Benedictines, and died chaplain to Lord Molyneux at Sefton Hall in
1697. The manor of Clayton was redeemed by Caryll, Viscount Molyneux of
Maryborough, in his behalf and that of his brothers Christopher and William
Anderton in 1672. Christopher, born at Clayton Hall in 1626, died unmarried
atBardsea Hall in 1695. Christopher and William sold their right to the lordship
of Clayton to Lord Molyneux, and retired to Bardsea Hall, and eventually
the manor of Bardsea was purchased by Lord Molyneux and was used as a
hunting-lodge. Their sisters were: Dorothy, born 161 5, who married Capt.
Thomas Singleton, of Stayning Hall, who was slain at Newbury in 1643, and
she was living a recusant widow at Stayning in 1679-80; Anne, born 1622,
spinster, living 1660; Eleanor, born 1623, living unmarried in 1660; Alice, born
1625, died 1654; Elizabeth, born 1628, living 1660; and Mary, born 1629,
spinster, living with her brother William, and both recusants, at Clayton
Hall in 1682, whence she apparently removed to Aldcliffe, her will being
proved in 1708. Some of the sisters were probably nuns. The Andertons of
Clayton were descended from the Andertons of Anderton and Horwich, the
first to acquire the manor of Clayton being Hugh Anderton, of Euxton Hall,
who was twice married, (i) to Grace, daughter and coheiiess of John Butler,
of Rawcliffe Hall, by whom he had a son James, aged twenty-four at the death
of his father in 1566, and on whom he settled Clayton, and (2) to Alice, daughter
of Alexander Standish, of Standish Hall, by whom he had — ^William, on whom
he settled Euxton Hall, where his descendants are still seated; Dorothy, wife
of Edward Rigby, of Burgh Hall; Jane, spinster; Anne, wife of William
Hesketh, of Maynes Hall and Little Poulton Hall; and probably another son
Robert, ordained priest at Rheims in 1584, who was martyred in the Isle of
Wight, April 25, 1586. James Anderton, the eldest son of Hugh, was entered at
Gray's Inn in 1562. His wife, Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Richard Elston,
of Elston Hall and Higher Brockholes Hall, married secondly Ralph Holden,
of Holden Hall, and thirdly Nicholas Banastre, of Altham Hall, and died in
Dec, 161 1. They had issue — James, lord of Clayton, who v/as admitted to
Gray's Inn, May 14, 1593, was a staunch recusant, and died in 1614; Hugh,
bom 1579, admitted to Gray's Inn, March 10, 1592-3, having been previously
at Oxford, and after studying at Gray's Inn for six years went to the English
College at Rome, where he was admitted under the alias of Henry Courtney in
1600, received minor orders, but died before he was ordained priest in 1603, aged
about twenty -five; Thurstan, late of Barnard's Inn, was admitted to Gray's Inn
Feb. 5, 1600, was a recusant at Clayton Hall, 1603-1625; William, late of
Barnard's Inn, was admitted to Gray's Inn Feb. 2, 1587-8; Dorothy, wife of
Thomas Woodcock, of Leyland, and mother of Fr John Woodcock, O.S.F.,
the martyr; and another daughter whose name does not appear. The eldest son,
the second James, married Dorothy, daughter of Sir Richard Assheton, of
Middleton Hall, by his first wife Mary, daughter of Sir John Byrom, of Clayton
Hall, and had issue — James, the third of his name, lord of Clayton, who
married first Dorothy Bardsea,and secondly Anne Shuttleworth, as related above ;
Hugh, living 1602; Thurstan, who in the Old Chapter records is said to have
been ordained priest at the English College at Rome, but doe| not appear, at
any rate, under his own name, in Foley's copy of the Diary, which unfor-
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II 235
HOLKER [cARTMEL]
Thomas Duckett,^ gen Margretta Sleddall, spinster
Jenetta ux eius Jacobus Duckett, husbm
tunately has a great many omissions, was at Clayton Hall in 1676, assisted the
mission at Stayning Hall, died at Clayton Hall, and was buried at Leyland
Augt 29, 1683 ; and Matthew, a captain in the royal army, was slain at Sheriff
Hutton in 1642. James Anderton, the eldest son, suffered greatly for his loyalty
and recusancy, sold to many of his tenants their own holdings, and mortgaged
the lordship to the Dicconsons of Wrightington Hall. The subsequent history
of the family has already been related. It is possible that there were other
priests, besides nuns, of this branch of the Anderton family, as several of the
name have not been otherwise assigned.
^ Thomas Duckett was a cadet of the ancient family of Duckett of Grayrigg
Hall, CO. Westmoreland. He is probably identical with Thomas Duckett, of
Winder, in Cartmel, to whose estate administration was granted in 1670. His
widow. Jennet, was a recusant at Ashton-cum-Stodday in 1680, as well as
James Duckett, gent. Apparently there were three Ducketts bearing the name
of James in 1680, the other two being James Duckett, of Holker, gent., iden-
tical with the one described as "husbandman" in the text, and James Duckett,
of Cartmel. James Duckett, of Grayrigg Hall, a recusant in 1667, returned a
pedigree of sixteen generations at the Visitation of Westmoreland in 1664,
being then fifty years of age. He was the son of Anthony Duckett, by Eliza-
beth, daughter of William Leyburne, of Cunswick Hall, co. Westmoreland, and
grandson of Sir Francis Duckett, of Grayrigg, by Marion, daughter of Alan
Bellingham, of Helsington Hall, co. Westmoreland. James Duckett was thrice
married, (i) to Magdalen, daughter of Sir Henry Curwen, of Workington Hall,
CO. Cumberland, by whom he had Anthony, and Margaret, wife of John
Girlington, of Thurland Castle, co. Lancaster; (2) to Mary, daughter of William
Sanders, of Sutton Court, co. Middlesex, by whom he had William, Richard,
Elizabeth, and Bridget; and (3) to Ehzabeth, daughter of Christopher Walker,
of Workington, co. Cumberland, by whom he had Thomas, John, who appa-
rently is identical with the one of his name of Lancaster whose wiJl was proved in
1742, Marion, Ellen, and Anne, of Dalton, spr, whose will was proved in 1703.
Anthony, the eldest son by the first wife, aged twenty-eight in 1664, married
Elizabeth, daughter of John Dalston, of Acornbank Hall, co. Cumberland. He
sold the manors of Grayrigg and Docker to the Lowthers in 1690. There were a
number of priests of the family not named in the pedigree. James Duckett, of
Gilltwait Rigg (will proved 1565), second son of Richard Duckett, of Grayrigg
Hall, by Agnes, daughter of John fileming, of Rydal Hall, was father of Richard
Duckett, of Gilfortriggs, in Skelsmergh, whose son James went to London and
after suffering imprisonment for his faith in Bridewell and the Compter prison
in Wood Street, and subsequently passing nine years in gaol in the same cause
out of his married life of twelve years, finally was tried and sentenced to death
for privately publishing Catholic books, his martyrdom being at Tyburn,
April 19, 1601. His second son, Fr John Duckett, matriculated at the university
of Douay in 1607, was ordained priest at Douay College in 161 5, was many
years procurator, and finally left the college on April 6, 1628, to become a
Carthusian at the English monastery at Nieuport, where he was clothed on
April 15, and in 1644 became ninth prior, in which office he died Augt 21, 1647.
Another John, born in 161 3, third son of James Duckett, and his wife Frances,
daughter of John Girlington, of Thurland Castle, co. Lancaster, by Christian,
daughter of Sir William Babthorpe, of Babthorpe Hall, co. York, was ordained
priest at Douay in 1639, then spent three years at Arras College in Paris, and
coming to the mission at Durham, was apprehended, sent to London, tried and
condemned to death for being a priest, and was martyred at Tyburn Sept. 7,
1644. James Duckett, ordained priest at Douay in 1623, came to England in
1624, and was still serving the mission in Westmoreland, probably at Skels-
mergh Hall, a seat of his relatives, the Leyburnes, in 1632. Another John
Duckett was admitted into the English College at Valladolid in 1652, and after
236 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. LANCASHIRE
Willielmus Tarbuck,^ yeom
YEALAND CUM SILVERDALE [wARTON]
Alicia Hudson
skerton [Lancaster]
Robertas Edmonson, Lynnen Margareta ux
Webster Elizabetha ux Johannis Carter,
Maria ux eius husbm
Johannes Hewetson, husbm
DALTON [dALTON-IN-FURNESs]
Robertus Buskell,^ Husbm Oliverus Tootall,^ husbm
Johannes Barrow, husbm Alicia Preston, ^ vid
being ordained priest, came to the mission and resided as chaplain with Coi.
Touchet and Mr Stonor.
1 In 1 567 the Tarbocks, of Tarbock Hall, in the parish of Huyton, returned
a pedigree of fifteen generations, ending with Sir Edward Tarbock, who was
knighted by James I at Whitehall Nov. i, 1606. Sir Edward married Margaret,
daughter and heiress of Sir William Norreys, of Speke Hall, and had sons
Edward and George, who joined with him in the sale of the manor of Tarbock.
William Tarbock, of the text, was probably son of Edward, and his will was
proved in 1689, and that of his son Edward, also of Holker, in 1720. The Tar-
bocks were a knightly race, lamentably reduced in circumstances.
'The Buskells were old recusants. The will of EllenBuskell, of Park House,
in Dal ton, was proved in 1696.
'Oliver Tootell is probably identical with the "gentleman" of his name,
of Lower Healey Hall, near Chorley, who died May 5, 1698, his widow, Jane,
daughter of Francis Trappes-Byrnand, of Nidd Hall, co. York, being a Catholic
non-juror in 171 7, and then resident at Arundel Castle, co. Sussex. The family
unfortunately did not return a pedigree at any of the Visitations, though they
had been the manorial lords of Lower Healey for a long period. Hugh Tootell,
of Lower Healey Hall, married Alice, daughter of Thomas Anderton, of Horwich
Hall, sister of the eminent "silver-mouthed Anderton," Fr Laurence Anderton,
S.J., alias "John Brereley, Priest." William Tootell, of Lower Healey Hall,
married Elizabeth, daughter of John Gillibrand, of Chorley Hall, subsequently
known as Gillibrand Hall, and his daughter Catherine, married Ralph Critch-
low, senior, of Charnock Richard. Jane, daughter of Oliver Tootell, married
Laurence Wall, of Moor Hall, Preston. Bro. Oliver John Tootell, O.S.B., pro-
fessed at Dieulward in 1625, died before his ordination, Jan. 8, 1626. Christopher
Tootell, priest, was serving the mission in Lancashire in 1632. Thomas
Tootell, priest, is said to have been at Bryn Hall in 1663. Oliver, John, Edward,
and Hugh Tootell were recusants at Lower Healey in 1682-4. Christopher Tootell
alias Blacoe, ordained at Lisbon in 1685, died at Ladywell, Fernyhalgh in 1727.
His nephew Hugh Tootell alias Hesketh, priest, probably son of Hugh Tootell
and his wife Elizabeth Hesketh, of the White Hill family, born in 167 1 , and died
Feb. 27, 1742-3, is better known as "Charles Dodd," the Church historian. His
kinsmen, Fr William John Evangelist Tootell, O.S.F., and Fr Charles Tootell,
O.S.F., were in turn at White Hill, and died respectively Oct. 13, 1758, aged
eighty-one, and in 177 1, the latter being the former's nephew.
*The Prestons appear in the rolls from the commencement. They were
originally seated at Preston Richard and Preston Patrick in Westmoreland,
subsequently resided at Under Levens Hall, and soon after the dissolution of
the monasteries Sir Thomas Preston purchased Furness Abbey, in Dalton, and
other extensive estates, including Holker Park, in Cartmel. By Anne, daughter
of William Thornburgh, of Hampsfield Hall, Sir Thomas had issue — John, his
heir, born 1 5 1 1 ; Christopher, on whom he settled Holker Hall, and from whom
the Prestons of Holker descended; George, o.s.p.; Anne, wife of William
Banastre, of Easington Hall, in Bolland, co. York; Ellen, (i) wife of Sir James
Leyburne, of Cunswick Park, co. Westmoreland (by whom she had Elizabeth,
married first to Thomas, fourth Lord Dacre, of Gillesland, and second to
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 237
Thomas Howard, fourth Duke of Norfolk, K.G.), and (2) wife of Thomas
Stanley, second Lord Monteagle; Jane, wife of WilUam Lamplugh, of Dovenby
Hall, CO. Cumberland ; Dorothy, wife of William Travers, of Tulketh Hall and
Nateby Hall; Elizabeth, wife of Robert Cansfield, of Robert Hall and Cants-
field Hall; and Catherine, wife of Sir Thomas Carus, justice of the Queen's
Bench, and mother of Mary Carus, wife of Henry Keighley, of Inskip Hall, one
of whose daughters and coheiresses married William Cavendish, first Earl of
Devonshire, ancestor of the Dukes of Devonshire, who eventually became pos-
sessed of the vast estates of the Prestons. Sir Thomas Preston died in 1523, and
was succeeded by his son John, who made his principal residence at the Abbey
of Furness, in a manor-house which he erected on the north of the precincts,
his family thenceforth being termed of the Manor. He was sheriff of Lancashire
in 1569, and M.P. for Lancaster 1592-3. He married (i), Ellen, daughter of Sir
Christopher Curwen, of Workington Hall, co. Cumberland, by whom he had
issue as hereafter, and (2) Dorothy, daughter of Sir Bryan Layton, of Dalemain
Hall, CO. Cumberland, and relict of Richard Redman, of Harewood Castle, co.
York, by whom he had no issue. By his first wife he had — Thomas ; Nicholas,
a lawyer, o.s.p.; John, of Ellel Grange, in Cockerham, whose descendants
appear later in the text ; and Margaret, wife of Roger Kirkby, of Kirkby Ireleth
Hall. Thomas, the eldest son, sheriff of Lancashire in 1585, married Anne,
daughter of John Westby, of Mowbreck Hall, and dying May 14, 1604, had
issue — John, who with his father appears in the recusant rolls from 1591 till his
death March 27, 1643; Francis, of Dalton, who was a recusant with his sons
Thomas and John in 1620; and Thomas, a recusant in 162 1. John, the eldest
son, married Frances, daughter and coheiress of Richard Holland, of Denton
Hall, by Margaret, daughter and coheiress of Sir Robert Langley, of Agecroft
Hall, and both he and his wife appear in the rolls as early as 16 17. They had
issue — Thomas, died young; John, born 161 7, who succeeded to the estates;
Anne, died young ; Margaret, wife of Sir Francis Howard, of Corby Castle, co.
Cumberland, second son of Lord William Howard, "Belted Will," of Na worth
Castle; Agnes, wife of Christopher Anderton, of Lostock Hall, the marriage
being commemorated by a poem by his kinsman Fr Laurence Anderton, S.J.,
alias "John Brereley, Priest" ; and Frances, wife of Francis Downes, of Wardley
Hall, who died March 25, 1642-3. The only surviving son, John, took an active
part in the Royal cause upon the breaking out of the civil wars, and was
created a baronet, April i, 1644. He raised a regiment at his own expense, and
received a wound in an engagement in Furness of which he died in 1645. He
married in 1637 Jane, daughter and sole heiress of Thomas Morgan, of Hey ford
Hall, CO. Northampton, and of Weston-sub-Weathley, co, Warwick, and by her,
who brought him a vast estate, had issue — Sir John, second Bart, who died
unmarried in April, 1661 ; Thomas, ob. infans; Sir Thomas, third Bart, born
1643; Jane, ob. infans; Anne, wife of Sir William Gerard, of Bryn Hall, Bart;
and Elizabeth, wife of William, eleventh Lord Stourton. Sir Thomas, third
Bart, of the Manor -in Furness, Preston Patrick and Under Levens Hall, in
Westmoreland, and Heyford Hall, co, Northampton was twice (married, (i) to
Elizabeth, daughter of Mons, Peter de Planzye, of France, by whom he had
no issue, and (2) to the Hon. Mary Molyneux, daughter of Caryll, third Viscount
Molyneux of Maryborough, by whom he had issue — Francis, obiit infans, 1672;
Mary, wife of William, Lord Herbert, second Marquis of Powis; and Anne,
wife of Hugh, second Lord Clifford of Chudleigh. Lady Preston died June 6,
1673, whereupon Sir Thomas decided to renounce the world and embrace a
religious life. He entered the Society of Jesus at Watten June 28, 1674, under
the alias of Saville, but having scruples regarding holy orders, owing to his
having been twice married, he declined to be ordained priest, though he had
received a special dispensation, and he died at Watten, a formed-scholastic.
May 27, 1709, aged sixty-six. Administration to his estate was granted in
1 7 10. When Sir Thomas went to join the Jesuits, he settled his Westmoreland
and Northamptonshire estates upon his two daughters and coheiresses, and
the Manor and Abbey of Furness was presumably to revert to his kinsmen, the
Prestons of Ellel Grange, with the exception of three small farms which were
given as the foundation of a novitiate for the English Pro\'ince S.J., but that
238 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Robertus Lacye^ Johannes Knipe^
Eliz Brockbanck, vid Jana ux eius
being impracticable, the income was for many years devoted to the mission
supplying Furness, a sum of ;^ 1,5 00 being eventually expended upon the
chapel and presbytery at Ulverston. It was then that Thomas Preston, of
Holker Hall, who had hitherto been a recusant like all his family, apostatized
with the idea of obtaining the estates, and undertook to prove that Sir Thomas
had settled the Furness estates on the Jesuits, and that therefore they were
forfeited to the crown. In this after some years of litigation he was success-
ful, and the estates were seized by the Government. The next heirs, the
Prestons of Ellel Grange, in Cockerham, were staunch Catholics, and hence
they had but little chance of establishing their claim, upon which the apostate
relied. He had considerable interest in high quarters, and his services having
been duly represented, he obtained from the crown a long lease of the whole
estate upon the most advantageous terms. He subsequently represented
Lancaster in Parliament. lie died Jan. 31, 1696, in London, but was buried at
Cartmel Priory. He married first, Mary, daughter of George Dodding, of
Conishead Priory, by whom he had no issue, and secondly, Elizabeth, daughter
of Sir Roger Bradshaigh, of Haigh Hall, Bart, by whom he had an only
daughter and sole heiress, Katherine, who married Sir William Lowther, Bart, of
Marske Hall, co. York. They had issue Sir Thomas Lowther, Bart, who married
in July, 1723, Lady Elizabeth Cavendish, daughter of William, second Duke
of Devonshire, by whom he had issue Sir William Lowther, third and last
baronet, who, dying unmarried in 1753, devised the Furness Abbey and Holker
Hall estates to his cousin, Lord George Augustus Cavendish, after whose death
in 1 794 the estates passed to the Duke of Devonshire and the Earl of Burlington.
1 Administration to the estate of Robert Lacy, of Newbarnes, in the parish
of Dalton, was granted in 1680. In the same year John Lacy, of Dalton, gent.,
appears as a recusant. Robert Lacy was probably a son of Thomas Lacy, of
Cromwellbotham Hall, co. York (by Anne, daughter of Roger Winckley, of
Winckley Hall), who sold that estate and other possessions, and settled at
Longworth Hall, in the parish of Bolton, co. Lancaster, which he purchased
from the Longworths. The family returned pedigrees at the Visitations of
Yorkshire in 1585 and 161 2 and at that of Lancashire in 1664. Thomas Lacy's
son and namesake, aged thirty-six in 1664, resided at Longworth Hall, and by
Anne, his wife, daughter of Adam Hulton, of Hulton Park, had issue — Roger,
aged nine in 1664, who was living at Hacking Hall (on the opposite bank of the
Ribble to Winckley Hall), belonging to the Walmesleys of Dunkenhalgh, to
whom he was probably steward, in 1688 and 1705, at which latter date he had
a son and namesake baptized at Great Harwood; Thomas, aged six; Adam,
aged four; John, aged two; Anne, aged twelve; and a daughter called Hulton,
aged eleven, all in 1664. Latterly the Lacys were evidently estate agents or
stewards to large estates, Robert probably being for that of the Prestons. It is
likely that John, the son of Thomas, is identical with John Lacy, of Harms-
worth, in the parish of Alresford, co. Southampton, a Catholic non-juror in
1 717. Henry Lacy, of London, by his wife Mary Elston, probably a daughter
of Robert Elston, of Higher Brockholes Hall, was the father of Francis Lacy
alias Elston, who was ordained priest at Rome in 17 10 or 171 1, and served the
mission in London till his death, when he was senior capitular, Dec. 3, 1774,
in his ninetieth year. Margaret and Jane Lacy, sisters, of Harmsworth, were
non-jurors in 1717, the former's will, dated July 19, 1740, being proved Dec. 4,
1 746. They were aunts of Henry Lacy (who died shortly before the probate of
his aunt Margaret's will), steward to Lord Arundell, at W^ardour Castle, co.
Wilts, Thomas Lacy, Margaret Lacy, of Winchester, and William Lacy (who by
his wife Margaret, a widow in 1758, had two daughters Frances and Margaret).
2 The Knipes.of Rampside Hall, were an ancient family, and appear in the
rolls from the commencement. Thomas Knipe and Jane his wife were recusants
in 1616 seq., and Thomas Knipe and his wife Isabella in 1634. John Knipe,
of Rampside Hall, and Jane his wife appear in 1634 seq. He was a captain in
the royal army, and was slain at Brindle, Augt 23, 165 1. His son James Knipe,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 239
Matheus Troughton Margareta ux Thome Holme
Willielmus Brickland, Tayler Ellena ux Johannis Robinson
EHz ux Jacobi Hall
YEALAND-CUM-SILVERDALE [wARTOn]
Johannes Kirkby, ^ husb. Jana Swenson, spinster
of Rampside Hall, married Susan, daughter and coheiress of Henry Butler, of
Hackinsall Hall, by Margaret, daughter and coheiress of William Gamett, of
Leigh, CO. Westmoreland. The will of James was proved in 1694, and that of
Susan in 1676. Their kinsmen, the Knipes of Wood Broughton, in the parish of
Cartmel, returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1664.
^ Administration to the estate of John Kirkby, of Leighton, in the parish of
Warton, was granted in 1701. He appears on the rolls for 1680-4 as of Silver-
dale and of Yealand, is described as "gentleman," and was apparently steward
to Sir George Middleton, Bart, of Leighton Hall. He was the second son of
Roger Kirkby, of Kirkby Hall, in the parish of Kirkby Ireleth, by Agnes,
daughter of Sir John Lowther, of Lowther Castle, co, Westmoreland. The
Kirkbys returned pedigrees at the Visitations of 161 3 and 166^ and also at the
Visitations of Cumberland in 1530, and of Yorkshire in 1563 and 1584. They
were descended from Roger de Kirkby, lord of Kirkby, temp. Ric. I. Seven
generations later. Sir Richard de Kirkby, by his wife Isabel, had issue — Sir
Alexander, oh. vita patris, who by Joan, his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas
Tunstall, of Thurland Castle, had issue a daughter and heiress, Isabel, wife of
Sir Robert de Ogle, first Lord Ogle, of Ogle Castle, co. Northumberland;
Sir Roger, lord of Kirkby, who married Isabel, daughter of Sir Robert Law-
rence, of Ashton Hall; Richard, o.s.p.; John de Kirkby, who married Joan,
daughter of Sir Robert Urswick, of Up Rawcliffe Hall (second son of Robert
Urswick, of Urswick Hall, by Ellen, daughter and heiress of William South-
worth, lord of Up Rawcliffe), and sister and heiress of John Urswick; Row-
land de Kirkby, of Cross House in Kirkby, who by Margaret, his wife, had issue a
son John; Elizabeth, wife of Hugh Curwen, of Workington Hall, co. Cumber-
land; Alice, wife of Sir William de Hoghton; Margery; and Joan. Sir Roger had
issue — Sir Richard, lord of the manors of Kirkby and Coltshall, who married
Anne, daughter of Sir Roger Bellingham, of BeUingham Hall, co. Westmore-
land ; Alexander ; Thomas ; Roger, of Cross House, whose son Henry married his
cousin Anne Kirkby. The eldest son, Sir Richard, had issue — Henry, lord of
Kirkby, ob. s.p., 16 Hen. VIII; Alice, Elizabeth, and Margery, wife of Nicholas
Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall; and Richard, who succeeded to Kirkby, and by
Dorothy, his wife, daughter of John le Flemyng, of Rydal Hall, co. Westmore-
land (by Jane, daughter of Sir Hugh Lowther, of Lowther Castle, co. West
moreland), had a son John, who died $ Edw. VI, aged eight, and a daughter
and heiress, Anne, who married her cousin Henry as above. The latter had issue
— Roger, aged thirty-six in 1567, who married Margaret, daughter of John
Preston, of Preston Patrick, co. Westmoreland, and of the manor of Furness;
and Margaret, wife of James Ambrose, of Lowick Hall. Roger, who died in
1627, aged ninety-five, had issue — Roger, ob. vita patris, who married Bridget,
daughter of Ralph Latus, of Latus Hall, in Goosnargh, by Anne, daughter of
John Huddleston, of Millom Castle, co. Cumberland; Ellen, wife (i) of Thomas
Musgrave, of Heston, co. Cumberland, and (2) of Lancelot Carleton, of Bramp-
ton Foot in Gillesland ; Dorothy, wife of Mr Ireton, of Ireton Hall, co. Cumber-
land ; Elizabeth, wife of Gabriel Crofte, of Claughton Hall ; Anne, spr, recusant
at Kirkby Hall in 161 2; Margaret, wife of Alan Sandford; Mary, wife of Mr
Poole, of the family of Poole Hall, Cheshire; and Bridget, wife (i) of Christo-
pher Philipson, of Conishead, and (2) of Mr Buskell, of Haversham, co. West-
moreland. Roger, the son, had issue — Roger, lord of Kirkby Ireleth, who
married Jane, daughter of Edward Rigby, of Burgh Hall, by Dorothy, daughter
of Hugh Anderton, of Euxton Hall; Anthony, of Kirkby Ireleth, recusant
1 62 1 seq. with his wife Jane, by whom he had a son Ralph; Ralph; and Mar-
garet. Roger, the eldest son, had issue — Roger, aged twelve at the Visitation
of 161 3, who married Agnes, daughter of Sir John Lowther, of Lowther Castle,
240 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
CO. Westmoreland; John, of Coniston Hall, who died in 1680; Alice, wife of
William Fleming, of Rydal Hall, co. Westmoreland; and Margaret, wife of
Hugh Anderton, of Euxton Hall. Roger died in Ireland in Augt, 1643, probably
in the royal cause, aged thirty, and his children were brought up Protestants
by his wife. One of them, however, Agnes, became the wife of Hugh Diccon-
son, of Wrightington Hall, and she was living at Culcheth, a Catholic non-
juror in 17 17. The Kirkbys continued to reside at Kirkby Hall till it was seized
by the mortgagees of Col. Roger Kirkby, early in the eighteenth century. A
branch of the family, however, continued to own Ashlack, in Kirkby Ireleth,
for another century. Kirkby Hall was a low strong building of dark red stone,
in the Tudor style, and an upper room served as the chapel, with a small
sacristy leading out of it, whence access was obtained to a secret hiding-place.
The junior branch settled at Up Rawcliffe Hall, or as it was afterwards called
White Hall, retained the faith till the family was entirely wiped out through
its loyalty during the civil wars. John, the founder of this family, through his
marriage with the heiress of the tjrswicks, was succeeded by his son William,
of Up Rawcliffe Hall, who by his wife Isabel, daughter of Sir Roger Belling-
ham, of Bellingham Hall, co. Westmoreland, had issue — John, who married
(i) Clemence, daughter of Sir John Pudsey, of Arnforth Hall, co. York, and (2)
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Broughton, of Broughton Tower, in Kirkby
Ireleth; Isabel, wife of Gilbert Barton, of Barton Hall; and Margaret, wife of
Richard Banastre, of Bank Hall. By his first wife John had issue — William,
born about i Hen. VII (1485-6), married, 22 Hen. VII (1506-7), Elizabeth,
daughter of William Thornburgh, of Hampsfield Hall; Eleanor, wife of John
Westby, of Mowbreck Hall ; and Anne, wife of William Thwaites, of Thwaites
Hall, CO. Westmoreland. William had issue — John, o.s.p.; George, who married
Helen, daughter of Thomas Rigmayden, of Wedacre Hall, by Jane, daughter
of Sir Thomas Langton, baron of Newton, but o.s.p., Augt 13, 1558, and his
widow married Edward Horsfall; William, of Up Rawcliffe Hall, who returned
a pedigree at the Visitation of 1567, and whose will was proved in 1594;
Richard, vixit 1576; Henry, of Lewth, in Woodplumpton ; Anne, married (i) to
Richard Pallady, of Brough, co. Cumberland, and (2) to Gervase Middleton, of
Leighton Hall ; Elizabeth, wife of John Curwen, of Workington Hall, co. Cum-
berland; Isabel, wife of Thomas Calvert (or Calverley), of Cocker ham Hall;
Jane, married (i) to Richard Kirkby, of Ireleth, (2) to Robert Lamplugh, of
Dovenby, co. Cumberland, (3) to Henry Tolson, of Bridekirk, co. Cumber-
land, and (4) to Anthony Patrickson, of Stockhow Hall, co. Cumberland; and
Dorothy, wife of William Burrowe, of Lubeck. William, the third son, who
succeeded his brother George to Up Rawcliffe, married (i) Isabel, daughter
of John Butler, of Kirkland Hall, by Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas ffarington,
of Farington Hall, by whom he had no issue, and (2) Isabel, daughter of
William Normanville, of St Mawes, co. York (who married secondly Gabriel
Crofte, of Claughton Hall), by whom he had — ^William, whose name appears
on the recusant rolls till 1633; Edward, of Up Rawcliffe, recusant 161 3 seq.;
John; George; Dorothy, wife of John Harrison; Isabel, wife of Robert White,
of Cross House, in Great Eccleston; and Anne. William, the eldest son, of
Up Rawcliffe Hall, married Jane, daughter of Thomas ffieetwood, of
Calwich Hall, co. Stafford, baron of Newton, co. Lancaster, by Mary,
daughter of Sir Richard Sherburne, of Stonyhurst. Her brother Sir
Richard ffieetwood was created a baronet in 161 1. They had issue a son,
Thomas Kirkby, a staunch recusant throughout his life, who married Anne,
daughter of John Langtree, brother of Edward Langtree, of Langtree Hall, and
had issue — William, born 1621, became a gentleman volunteer in the royal
army, and lost his life in the cause ; Thomas, an officer in the royal army, slain
in Lancashire; Edward, also a gentleman volunteer, and slain in the same cause
about 1643; Isabel; and Anne. The father, Thomas Kirkby, sold the manor
of Upper Rawcliffe to the Westbys of Mowbreck Hall, and retired to Great
Eccleston, where he died about 166 1-2. The purchaser, George Westby, a major
in the royal army, suffered much for his recusancy and loyalty and had his
estates forfeited and sold by the Parliamentary party in 165 3, though Upper Raw-
cHffe was bought in for him by his friends. He rebuilt the old hall of the Kirkbys,
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 24 1
Domina Anna ux Georgij Mid- warton
dleton, ^ mil et Bart Jana Ingleton
which contained a domestic chapel, and in which Mass had been long said,
and which was continued in the new one throughout the days of persecution.
The Westbys changed the name from Upper Rawchffe Hall to White Hall, the
better to distinguish it from Rawclifie Hall, the seat of the Butlers.
1 The Middletons, of Leighton Hall, were descended from a younger son of
the Middletons, of Middleton Hall, co. Westmoreland, and returned pedigrees
at the various Visitations of Westmoreland and Lancashire. Sir Geoffrey
Middleton, third son of John de Middleton, of Middleton Hall, married Alison,
dau. and coheiress of James Crofte, of Dalton, in Furness, whose ancestor,
Robert Crofte, had obtained Leighton Conyers through his marriage with
Isolda, dau. and heiress of Robert Conyers, whose wife was Alice, dau. and
heiress of Adam de Redmayne, of Leighton Hall, and his wife Ellen, dau. and
heiress of Adam de Avranches, of Leighton. Sir George Middleton, son and heir
of Thomas Middleton, and his wife Catherine, dau. of Thomas Hoghton, of
Hoghton Tower, and sister of Sir Richard Hoghton, Bart, who appears in
earlier recusant rolls, was a brave and active colonel of royalists during the
civil wars, and was knighted by Charles I at Durham, June 26, 1642, and
created a baronet by letters dated the following day. On the decline of the
royal cause he had to compound for his estate, but after the restoration he
served the office of sheriff of Lancashire, 14-15 Car. II. He married (i) Frances,
dau. and heiress of Richard Rigg, of Little Strickland, co. Westmoreland, and
(2), Anne, dau, of George Preston, of Holker Hall, by whom he had an only son,
Thomas, who died young. Sir George died Feb. 27, 1673, aged 73, and his widow
Anne survived him till April 12, 1705. By his first wife Sir George had a son
Geoffrey, who died young, and a dau. Mary, who became sole heiress. She
married Somerford Oldfield, of Somerford Hall, co. Chester, and had issue-
George Middleton Oldfield, who after the death of Lady Anne Middleton re-
sided at Leighton Hall; Anne, who married in Nov., 1679, Edmund Gooden,
of Pendleton and Little Bolton, who died in 1 706 ; Katherine, wife of Thomas
Fletcher, of Moresby Hall (upon whom Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart., of Hutton
Hall, CO. Cumberland, settled his estate when he retired to the Franciscan
Convent at Douay in 17 10), who apostatized after the Rising of 171 5, and
turned general informer against Catholic Charitable Trusts, but died s.p. ; and
three daughters who died unmarried. By Lady Clarke, his wife, George
Middleton Oldfield, who died in 1708, had an only son, who died young in
1705, and hence the Middleton estates in Lancashire and Westmoreland passed
to the heiress of Mrs Gooden. The Goodens (or Goldens) had been long settled
at Little Bolton and at the Old and New Halls in Pendleton, and Edmund
Gooden's brother, Peter, was chaplain to Lady Middleton at Leighton Hall,
and it was through this circumstance that he had been introduced to his wife.
They had issue an only son who died young, and a daughter Dorothy, the
eventual heiress of the Middleton estates, who married Albert Hodgson, of the
ancient Catholic family seated at Hebburn Hall, co. Durham. Albert Hodgson
was actively engaged in the Jacobite rising of 171 5, and suffered a long im-
prisonment, and confiscation of his life interest in the Leighton estate. This
remained in the hands of the Commissioners for Forfeited Estates till 1722,
when it was sold by auction, and purchased by a friend for Mr Hodgson, who
again took up his residence at Leighton Hall, where he was living in 1 740. His
wife's will was dated 1751. He left two daughters and coheiresses, Anne, wife
of George Towneley, fourth son of Charles Towneley, of Towneley Hall, who
rebuilt Leighton Hall, and resided there till 1782, and dying in 1786, aged
eighty, devised the estate to his nephew, John Towneley, of Towneley Hall;
and Mary, who married in 1737 Bryan Hawarden, of Wigan, surgeon,
younger son of John Hawarden, of Lower House, in Widnes, but o.s.p. John
Towneley sold the estate to Alexander Worswick, of Ellel Grange, son of
Thomas Worswick, of Todderstaffe Hall, by Alice, dau. of Robert Gillow, of Lan-
caster. Alexander died in 18 14, and his son Thomas Worswick sold Leighton Hall
to his cousin Richard Gillow, of Ellel Grange. There was always a chapel in
16
242 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Anna ux Willielmi Metcalfe Christiana ux eius
Jona ux Johannis Crofte Alicia Brigg-s, vid
Anna Studert Margretta Briggs fil pred Alicie
Katherina Washington,^ spin- Katherina Hubberstye^
ster Jennetta ux Johannis Wilson
Robertus Middleton, ^ gen. Anna ux Willielmi Milner
Isabella Stout, spinster halton
Robertus Briggs, Husbm Maria ux Christopher! Carus,*gen
Leighton Hall, which was continuously served by a chaplain till 1782, when
Mr Towneley, before leaving the hall, settled his domestic chaplain, the Rev.
Michael Wharton in a house and chapel at Warton. In 1852 Richard Thomas
Gillow, of Leighton Hall, lord of the manor of Warton, erected a nev/ church
from the designs of E. G. Paley, and it was opened Aug. 5 in that year. The
list of priests serving the chapel commences with George Beesley in 1588, and
his relative John Beesley died at Leighton in 1661.
^The Washingtons had been seated at Warton for many generations, and
were the ancestors of George Washington, the first President of the United
States. Ralph Sheldon, the antiquary, in his Miscellaneous Pedigrees MSS in
the writer's possession, compiled about 1680 to 1684, gives a descent of the
Washingtons of Warton, which is included in the following notes. John
Washington, of Warton, had issue — John; and Robert, of Warton, who married
(i) a Westfield of the parish of Cartmel, and (2) a dau. of Thomas Whittington,
of Borwick Hall in Warton. Robert, by his second wife, left issue — John Wash-
ington, of Warton, who married Margaret, dau. of Robert Kytson, of Borwick,
and sister of Sir Thomas Kytson, of Hengrave Hall, co. Suffolk, Lord Mayor of
London, whose dau. and heiress Mary became the wife of Thomas Darcy,
Earl Rivers, whose dau. and coheiress, Lady Penelope Darcy, carried the Hen-
grave estate in marriage to her second husband. Sir John Gage, of Firle, co.
Suffolk, Bart, whose third son, Sir Edward Gage, inherited Hengrave, and
was created a baronet in 1662; Thomas Washington; and Helen, wife of John
Mason. John Washington had issue — ^Laurence, of Gray's Inn, who received a
grant of Sulgrave, parcel of the dissolved monastery of St Andrew, co. North-
ampton, who died in 1585; Nicholas; Leonard; Peter; Thomas; and Joan,
wife of Humphrey Gardiner, of Glasson, whose will was proved in 1561. From
the younger sons descended several families of Washington resident in Warton
and Dalton, Laurence, Nicholas and Robert being favourite names, some of
whom appear in the recusant rolls. Laurence the eldest son, of Sulgrave, mar-
ried Anne, dau. of Robert [Sheldon says Laurence] Pargiter, and she died in 1 564,
leaving issue— Robert Washington ; Anne, wife of Edmund Forster ; and Frances,
wife of John Thompson, of Sulgrave. John, a younger son of Robert, emigrated
to America in 1657, and was the father of Laurence, whose second son, Augus-
tine, was father to George Washington, the first President of the United States.
2 Robert Middleton, of Warton, was a younger brother of Sir George
Middleton, Bart, of Leighton Hall. He married Jane, dau. of Thomas Kytson,
of KilUngton, co. Westmoreland, and at the Visitation of 1664 was forty-six
years of age, and had three children — Thomas, aged twenty-six, George, and
Anne. Robert Middleton remained on the rolls till his death in 1681. The roll
for 1680-1 gives "Maria uxor Georg' Middleton de Warton, gen." His two
sons must have died without issue, otherwise the Leighton estate would have
gone to them according to the entail.
*The Hubberstys were substantial yeomen, long resident in Yealand
Conyers, and were always recusants.
*Mary, wife of Christopher Cams, of Halton Hall, was the youngest dau. of
Richard Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall, by Mary, dau. of Lambert Tyldesley,
and sister and sole heiress of Thomas Tyldesley, of Garret Hall, in Tyldesley.
Her husband was aged twenty-eight at the Visitation of 1664, the pedigree
being signed by his father, Thomas Cams, then fifty-two years of age. The
family also returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1567, as likewise at that of
Westmoreland, whence they derived, in 161 5. The manor of Halton was pur-
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Margaretta Hodgson ffrancisca ux Christopheri Rig-
maiden^
LEECE [aLDINGHAm]
Johannes Wilkinson, Husbm Dorothea Wilkinson, spinster
Thomas Wilkinson Thomas Singleton, Husbm
Robertus Wilkinson, Husbm Christoferus Singleton, Husb.
WENNINGTON [mILLING]
Brianus Carus, gen. Margeria ux eius
Willielmus Carus, Husbm Anna uxThomeTompson, Husbm
Willielmus Duckett, Husbm Anna ux Leonardi Kellett, ^
CLAUGHTON Husbm
Henricus Kellett, Tanner Anna ux Thome Kellett, Husbm
chased in 1583 from Philip, Earl of Arundel, and Lady Anne, his wife, one of
the daughters of Thomas, Lord Dacre, by Sir Christopher Carus, a younger son
of Sir Thomas Carus, of Kirkby Lonsdale, co. Westmoreland, Justice of the
King's Bench, Sir Thomas married Katherine, dau. of Thomas Preston, of
Preston Patrick, and resided at Halton Hall before it was purchased by his
son. His eldest son, Thomas, resided at Quernmore Park, an estate belonging to
his maternal relatives, the Prestons, of Preston Patrick and the Manor of
Fumess. Christopher Carus, named in the text, had issue — ^Thomas Carus, born
in 1661 ; George, of Lancaster, and sometime of West Hall, in Whittington,
who died in 1727, having married Frances, daughter of Henry Blundell, of Ince
Blundell Hall, and had issue, Thomas, George, and a dau. Frances, who
married her second cousin Richard Butler, son of Christopher Butler of Raw-
cliffe; Mary; Katherine; Judith, ob. infans; and Bridget. Thomas Carus, the
eldest son, of Halton Hall and West Hall, had issue— Christopher, who joined
the Chevalier de St George in 171 5, was taken prisoner, and was tried and
condemned to death, Feb. 2, 17 16, but no time fixed for execution; George,
of Lancaster, who was outlawed for his part in the Jacobite Rising; Thomas,
who apostatized and publicly attended service at Halton Parish church on
Feb. 14, 1 7 14; and Mary, who died in 1690. Halton was seized by the Com-
missioners for Forfeited Estates, but seems to have been partially recovered
by the apostate Thomas Carus, who resided at West Hall, married a Wilson of
Casterton Hall, and had issue — ^Thomas, born Oct. 5, 171 2; Wilson, bapt.
April I, 1720; George, bapt. Aug. 7, 1721; William, bapt. Aug. 7, 1722; and
Grace, bapt. Sept. 13, 1723. In 1742 administration was granted to the estates
of the three brothers, Christopher, George, and Thomas, and in the following
year the last's son, Thomas, sold his interest in the Halton estate to William
Bradshaw. Thus this ancient family, annually appearing in the recusant rolls,
came to a lamentable end. Bryan Carus, of Wennington, named later in the text,
was the third son of Thomas Carus, of Halton Hall, by his wife Anne, dau. and
heiress of Myles Huddleston, of West Hall.Newton, in the parish of Whittington.
^Christopher Rigmaiden was of Lancaster, and a recusant in 1680. He was
no doubt descended from a younger son of the Rigmaydens of Wedacre Hall,
who returned a pedigree at the Visitation of 1567. There were two Benedictines
and a Jesuit belonging to one of the junior branches of this family — Dom John
Maurus Rigmayden alias Smith, O.S.B., born 1672, died 1759, and his nephew
Dom Simeon Benedict Rigmayden, O.S.B., born 1707, died 1749, and Fr John
Rigmayden alias Rothwell, S.J., born 1709, who was residing inMr Anderton's
house in Preston, belonging to Caryll, Lord Molyneux, in Dec, 1745, and in
1 746 passed to the Durham district, and in 1 749 was placed at Kilvington Hall,
where he died in 1782.
2 Some of this family resided at Catforth Hall, in Woodplumpton, where
Robert Kellet was a Catholic non-juror in 171 7. His will was proved Sept. 15,
1726, by his executors, Leonard and Henry Kellet. By his wife, Jane, he had
issue — John, Robert, Ralph, Ellen, and Margaret. The will of the eldest son
John, of Catforth Hall, was proved by his executors, Jane, his widow, and
Robert Kellet, his brother, March 22, 1747. Robert, the second son of Robert,
i6a
244 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Elizabetha Tompson, spinster Jenetta Sweetlove, vid
Dorothea Remington, ^ spinster Elizabetha Crofte, vid
Christoferus Layfeild, Webster Radulphus Chatburne, shoe-
Elizabetha ux eius maker
Ricardus Layfield ^ Webster Ellena ux eius
Willielmus Sweetlove^ Margretta Crofte, vid*
Maria ux eius Dorothea ux WilHelmi ffoxcroft
appears to have been the father of Dom Robert Augustine Kellet, O.S.B., who
was bom in 1732, and died in 1809. Other grandsons of Robert Kellet, the non-
juror, were — Rev. Henry Kellet, of Burscough Hall, who died there in 1808;
and Robert Kellet, of Catforth Hall, who married Elizabeth, daughter of
Robert Haydock, of Leach Hall (now Bartle Hall). The last had issue — Robert
Kellet, of Woodplumpton, who married Elizabeth Walton, and had five child-
ren; Rev. Richard Kellet, fifty-four years chaplain to the nuns at St Clare's
Abbey, Darlington, who died at an advanced age Oct. 26, 1877; and Anne,
spinster, of Preston.
1 She was a daughter of Henry Remington and his wife Margaret, recusants
in 1650 seq. The family was long settled at Bolton Head, in Melling, where the
estate of Reginald Remington was administered to in 1599. His son, Robert,
was father of Reginald Remington, who died in March, i68i,^and had issue, by
Anne his wife, Robert, John, Thomas, Henry, Elizabeth, and Jennet, who all
died intestate, and also a son William, of Melling, who died in 1702. By his first
wife, M. T., the latter had — Reginald, of Melling, who married EUzabeth Wilson
and died in 171 2; Elizabeth, wife of Robert B., and Anne, wife of Leonard C.
By his second wife William had issue — John, Robert, and Elizabeth. Reginald,
the eldest son, was the father of Henry Remington, of MelUng, who, by his
wife, Isabel Bainbrig, had issue a son Reginald Remington, of The Crow
Trees, in Melling, J. P., born in 1770, the friend of Lingard the historian, who
married in 1796 Catherine, daughter of Thomas Machell, of Aynsome, and had
issue Henry, of The Crow Trees, J. P., born 1797. Henry married, in 1826, Mary,
only child of George Ashbumer, of Holm Bank, Ulverston, and had issue —
Reginald, bom 1827, a Protestant clergyman; George, Henry, Thomas-Machell,
Agnes, wife of Rev. Thomas Edmund Petty, of Bardsea, and Catherine. The
family lost the faith towards the end of the seventeenth century.
2 Two brothers of this family became priests — James, bom Sept. 8, 1707,
son of Richard Layfield and his wife Elizabeth Atkinson, who was ordained
priest at Rome March 16, 1726, and Christopher, bom Sept. 13, 171 3, who
was ordained priest at Douay, Dec. 22, 1742, and after remaining as prefect-
general, left for the mission July 7, 1745, and was placed at Tixall, in Stafford-
shire, the seat of Lord Aston, where he died Sept. 27, 1761. James, the elder
brother, left Rome Sept. 9, 1728, to be chaplain to the nuns at Liege, and after-
wards came to the mission at Wolverhampton, and finally removed to Oscott,
where he died Feb. 5, 1756. He was elected to the Old Chapter on Nov. 29, 1752.
Administration to the estate of Richard Layfield, of Claughton, was granted in
1684, and to that of Richard Layfield, of Lancaster, probably the father of the
two priests, in 1717.
3 William Sweetlove, of Claughton, was a Catholic non-juror in 171 7, and
administration to his estate was granted in 1719. His son, Thomas, was also a
Catholic non- juror in 171 7, and his will was proved in 1734.
*The Croftes, of Claughton Hall, had been the manorial lords of Claughton
in Lonsdale from a remote century, and yet they did not return a pedigree at
any of the Visitations. They appear in the rolls from 1591, Edward, Gabriel,
and Henry being favourite names with the family. Eventually an heiress carried
the estate to the Cansfields, of Robert Hall. The chapel in the hall, however,
which had been regularly served throughout the days of persecution, was
maintained by the Cansfields and their successors, the Gerards of Bryn.
Claughton Hall, dating from the time of Henry VII, was a most interesting
example of an early manorial residence. A low gateway, with an oriel window
above, opened into the quadrangle. The terrace front was flanked with two
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 245
Thomas ffoxcrofte, Carpenter ffrancisca ux fFrancisci Carter,
Johannes Tompson, Husbm husbm
FARLETON [mELLINg]
Gracia ux Thome Holestock Maria Holestock
Johannes Holestock, Husbm tunstall
Anna Holestock, spinster Adrianus Cooper, Husbm
Isabella Holestock Maria Girlington,^ spinster
CATON [Lancaster]
Ellena ux Henrici Crofte Robertus Struton, yeom
Jana ux Thome ffaithvvaite, ^ Margretta ux Willielmi Dobson,
husbm yeom
Guido Cowperthwaite, husbm Jana ux Eduardi Wilson, yeom
Maria ux eius Thomas Pro6lor, Tayler
Maria ux Thome Dynely Isabella ux eius
Margretta Lucas, vid Christoferus Townson^
Lucia Cooperthwaite Ellena ux eius
Anna Gibson, vid
BULK [LANCASTER]
Johannes Copeland,* yeom Jacobus Wallon, servus pred Ro-
berti Copeland
quaint towers, with long transomed windows above. A younger branch of the
family resided at West End, or Claughton House, and of this branch were no
doubt the Croftes of the text. In 171 7 Margaret Crofte, of Claughton, widow,
and her son William were Catholic non-jurors. She was probably the widow of
Henry Crofte, whose will was proved in 17 10. West End eventually passed with
the daughter and heiress of Henry Crofte to Mr Knowles, of Claughton, and
through his son Henry's daughter and heiress to Samuel Still, of London.
^ Mary Girlington was the youngest daughter of Sir John Girlington, of
Thurland Castle, in Tunstall, a major-general in the royal army, slara in 1645.
2 The ffaithwaites, or ffarthwayte as the naftie was more usually written,
had long resided at Littledale, in Caton. The inquisition post mortem of Henry
Farthwaite, of Littledale, gentleman, was taken March 16, 1627, when it was
found that he was seised of considerable estate in fee, that he died April 30, 1624,
and that Thomas, then aged thirteen years and seven months, was his son and
heir. The will of Anthony ffaithwait, of Littledale, was proved in 1606, and that
of a namesake, of the same, in 1639.
3 The Townsons had resided at Littledale, in Caton, for a very long period.
Christopher subsequently removed to Melling, where administration to his
estate was granted in 1701. There were several Benedictines of this family.
Dom John Townson, D.D., was professed at Lambspring in 1674, and died in
1718, Dom Thomas Augustine Townson was professed at Lambspring in 1688,
and died in 1722, and Bro. William Andrew Townson was professed at Douay
in 1695, s-iid died in 171 1.
* The Copelands, probably descended from the ancient Lancashire family
of their name, were agents to the Daltons, of Thurnham Hall, for their Bulk,
Aldcliffe, and other estates. They resided at Dolphin Lee, over the entrance to
which is still a stone inscribed with the initials L C E, standing for Laurence
Copeland and his wife. He was steward to the Daltons in 1641 and died at
Dolphin Lee in 1651. Administration to the estate of his son, Robert Copeland,
named in the text, of Dolphin Lee, was granted in 1670, and to those of Thomas
Copeland in 1676 and John Copeland in 1697, both of Dolphin Lee. Mary Cope-
land, widow of Thomas, of Aldcliffe, whose will was proved in 1697, was a
Catholic non-juror in 17 17, residing on the Dalton estate at Aldcliffe, as also
her son Henry Copeland, whose will was proved in 1746. The family always
retained the faith. John Copeland alias Street, of Lancashire, took the oath
at Douay College in 1638. Mass was said in the old chapel in Dolphin Lee from
a very early period. The pre-Reformation chalice, from the parish church of
246 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Katherina ux Robert! Copeland, Thomas Preston, yeom.
yeom Elizabetha ux eius
Bridgetta ux Thome Copeland
Caton, was the one in regular use at Dolphin Lee till the service there was dis-
continued, when it was handed over to the priest serving Claughton Hall and
Robert Hall by the successors of the Copelands at Dolphin Lee, the Balls,
whence it was transferred to Hornby mission. The Balls, who regularly appear
in the recusant rolls, are strangely omitted from the present list. They were
long tenants of the Daltons on their Thurnham and Cockerham estates. Ad-
ministration to the estate of Rudolph Ball, of Cockerham, was granted in 1685,
and one of his books with his autograph was formerly in the possession of the
Rev. William Ball, of Westby. William Ball, of Cockerham, by his wife Cicely,
who was probably a Worthington, had issue — Robert, of Scale Hall, near Lan-
caster, who seems to have been the first to succeed the Copelands at Dolphin
Lee; Thomas, of Thurnham, Catholic non-juror in 1717; and George, bom
1678, who was ordained priest at Rome in 1704, served Mosborough Hall, the
seat of the Molyneux family, for many years, till he removed in 1728 to Moor
Hall, the seat of Mrs Wolfall, where he seems to have died in Nov., 1734.
Robert, the eldest son, a Catholic non-juror in 171 7, by his wife, Winefred,
daughter of Mr Taylor, of Park Hall, Quernmore, had issue — William, of
Dolphin Lee; George Ball alias Worthington, born Jan. 2, 1703, s.v., who went
to Douay, where he was admitted June 15, 1717, was ordained priest April 2,
1729, and after teaching syntax left the college for the mission June 25, 1730,
is thought to have served Dolphin Lee for a time, then Warwick Hall, Cumber-
land, the seat of the Warwicks, and was rural dean, till his death, April 26,
1748; Edward, born Augt 5, 17 17, who went to Douay in 1730, assumed the
alias of Worthington, was ordained priest Sept. 23, 1741, and retained as a pro-
fessor till Augt 6, 1747, when he was placed at Ugthorpe, co. York, thence in
1750 was transferred to Great Eccleston, in the Fylde, which he left for Paynes-
ley, CO. Stafford, in 1757, was transferred to Wolverhampton in 1759, after
several years became chaplain at the Sardinian Chapel, was there 1773-4, and
finally went to teach at St Omer's College, where he died Feb. 16, 1789;
John, born March 13, 1722, who was admitted at Douay under the alias of
Worthington, Aug. 3, 1735, ordained priest March 26, 1746, left Feb. 26, 1747,
lived many years at Brailes, the seat of the Bishop family, which he left on
account of the persecution of Mr Holland, an attorney of Cleobury, and brother
to Mrs Bishop, and became confessarius at the Augustinian convent at Bruges in
1775, but was recalled by his bishop in 1778, and became chaplain to Sir Richard
Acton, Bart, at Aldenham Hall, co. Salop, where he died Jan. 6, 1 78 1 ; Robert, who
married and had Elizabeth, spr, of Lancaster, and Alice, wife of Mr Ward ; and
Winefrid, O.S.B., of Cambray, who died Oct. 27, 1774. William, the eldest son
of Dolphin Lee, had issue — Robert, of Dolphin Lee, who married Agnes Roe, sister
of the Rev. John Roe, of Blackladies, co. Stafford, and she died Dec. 26, 1801 ;
William, who had several children ; Winifred, wife of Robert Croskell, of Bulk ;
Cecily, wife of John Varley, of Worcester, formerly of Lancashire, and mother
of the Rev. Robert Varley, who died at Hales Place, Canterbury, June 27, 1821 ;
Alice, wife of Mr Walmesley, of Lancaster; Nancy, wife of Mr Dobson, of
London; and Mary, wife of Signor Pierelli, of Naples. Robert, the eldest son,
had issue — William, of Bulk, who married Sept. 29, 1798, Mary, daughter of
Mr Layfield, of Lancaster; Robert, who married in Jan., 1806, Agnes, daughter
of Mr Corless ; Agnes, wife of Mr Robinson ; Mary, wife of Mr Slezack ; Dorothy,
who married Nov. 13, 1795, Randolph Penswick, agent to the Gerards of
Bryn, brother to Bishop Thomas Penswick, V.A. — ^N.D., and the Rev. John
Penswick; Alice, who married William Frith, of Sheffield, and was mother of
Rev. Randolph Frith, ordained at Ushaw in 1835, who died at New Brighton
in 1893; ^iid Sarah, wife of Mr Bone. Later members of the family were — the
Rev. John Ball, of Doncaster, who died at York in 1847, aged forty-six, the
Rev. John Ball, who died in 1854, and the Rev. William Ball, ordained at
Ushaw, Sept. 21, 1850, who served successively Thurnham Hall, Kirkham, and
Westby, and died at Dolphin Lee, June 27, 1880.
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WilHelmus Jelly, husbm Katherina Copeland, spinster
Elizabetha ux eius Ellena Copeland, spinster
Thomas Sergeant, Husbm Ellena Harrison, spinster
Elena ux eius Johannes White, Husbm
Thomas Copeland, Husbm Elizabetha ux eius
ChristopherusCroskell,^ Husbm claughton in lonsdale
Eliz Worthington, spinster Margareta Rivington, ^ vid
ALDCLIFFE [lANCASTEr]
Ellena White, vid Dorothea ux ffrancisci Walker
Margretta Heyes, vid Robertus Sergeant,^ sen''
^The Croskells, of Bulk, the name in early times appearing as Cross-gill
and Crosskill, were leaseholders under the Daltons of Thurnham. Most of them
resided at Ellel about this period, and it would seem that Christopher of the
text, son of Robert Croskell, removed there before his death, administration
to his estate being dated 1680. He had issue amongst others — Robert, of Bulk,
a Catholic non-juror in 171 7, whose will was proved Nov. 4, 1727, by his
executors, Robert Birkett and Thomas Bennison, gen. ; Thomas, of Ellel, will
proved by Thomas Gardner, his son-in-law, and Thomas Croskell, his grand-
son, Dec. 8, 1739; Christopher, of Lancaster, who had a daughter Anne, living
in 1717; and Dorothy, of Scotforth, spr, administration to whose estate was
granted to her brother Robert in April, 1725. Robert, the eldest son, had issue
a son John, of Bulk, whose widow, Elizabeth, administered to his estate July 9,
1747. John's son, Robert, of Bulk, married Winifred, daughter of William Ball,
of Dolphin Lee, died at Bulk July 3, 18 14, and left issue — John, who went to
Sedgley Park School in 1777; William, who went to Sedgley in 1779, thence
to Douay, where he arrived Oct. i, 1783, was imprisoned at Dourlens during the
French Revolution, and after release was ordained priest at York in 1795, and
died grand-vicar of the Northern District in 1838, aged seventy; Thomas, who
went to Sedgley in 1788, and died at Bulk, Feb. i, i860, aged eighty-one; Charles,
of Holme-on-Spalding Moor, agent to Lord Stourton, whose son Charles, bom
in 181 3, settled in York, represented the Guildhall ward in the Council from
1862 till his death, Aug. 2, 1891, and was the father of Canon Charles Croskell,
of Leeds, and James Croskell; and Elizabeth, who married April 8, 1793, George
Corbishley, of Claughton in Lonsdale and Cockersand Abbey, grandson of Samuel
Corbishley, of Claughton, who died in 1720, and father of Robert Corbishley,
of London, who died in Dec, 1857, aged fifty-two, leaving by Anne, daughter of
Henry Wolfe, of Peel, near Lytham, William Wolfe Corbishley, of London,
Rev. Robert, of Manchester, Very Rev. Canon Thomas, died 1905, Charles,
and Mgr Joseph Corbishley, V.P. of Ushaw College. Thomas Croskell, who
died in i860, by his wife, a daughter of John Coulston, of Lancaster, had issue —
the Rt Rev. Mgr Robert, born at Liverpool, Jan. 20, 1808, ordained priest at
Ushaw, June 13, 1835, provost of Salford, died at Levenshulme, Manchester,
Dec. 12, 1902, aged almost ninety-five; Gabriel, of Lancaster; and Thomas,
ordained priest at Ushaw, Sept. 21, 1850, many years procurator there, and
died at Lancaster, Jan. 2, 1901, aged eighty. Gabriel, who was named after
his uncle Gabriel Coulston, married, in 1843, Margaret, daughter of John
Leeming, of Ridge, near Lancaster, and left issue the Rt Rev. Mgr Thomas
Croskell, now of Rusholme, Manchester, who went to Sedgley Park School
1856-59, and thence to Ushaw, where he was ordained priest, Nov. i, 1872.
^Margareta uxor Henrici Rivington de Claughton, husb., was on the roll for
I Car. 7(1625-6).
3 The Sergeants of Aldcliffe and Ellel were wealthy yeomen. The will of
Robert Sergeant, of Aldcliffe, was proved in 1697, ^^^ that of Thomas Sergeant,
of the same, in 1690. Roger Sergeant, of Aldcliffe, was a recusant in 1679. The
estate of William Sergeant, of Ellel, appearing later in the text, and also in the
rolls till 1684, was administered to in 1708. One of them was the father of John
Sergeant, of Hessam (or Hesom) Sike, in Ellel, a Catholic non-juror in 171 7, who
registered estate there, and in Lancaster, Wyresdale, Skerton, Gressingham,
248 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Ellenora Sergeant fil Thome Ser- Margretta Sergeant fil pred Ro-
geant berti
Robertas Sergeant fil pred Ro-
bert! Sergeant sen.
CANTSFIELD [tUNSTALl]
Margretta ux Johannes Girling- Maria ux Johannes Robinson,
ton,iAr. Husbm
and Claughton in Lonsdale Hundred. By his wife, Dorothy Thornton, he had
issue — Robert, of Hessam Sike in Ellel, administration to whose estate was
granted in 1745; John, born Jan. 3, 1714, s.v., who was admitted into Douay
College, Sept. 30, 1735, ordained priest March 19, 1744, left for the mission
Augt 2, 1745, met the Prince's troops at Preston, was seized and taken to
Lancaster Castle, but hberated, and placed in charge of the mission of Wyres-
dale and Scorton, where he died Augt 31, 1795, and was buried at Cockerham.
He had a controversy with Thomas Hunter, the vicar of Garstang in 1753,
and he also published a book entitled The Turk and the Pope. Another John
Sergeant, supposed to be of the same family, went to Sedgley Park School in
1 79 1, thence to Valladolid, where he was ordained priest, was many years chap-
lain at Spanish Place, London, but died at Liverpool, Sept. i, 1825. He was a
frequent contributor to the Orthodox Journal, and other Catholic periodicals,
under the signature of J. S.
^The Girlingtons, of Hackforth Hall, co. York, descended from the Girling-
tons, of Girlington Hall, co. York, acquired Thurland Castle, in Cantsfield, by
purchase from Francis Tunstall, who removed to Scargill Castle, co. York,
between 1600 and 1604, at which period John Girlington first appears as of
Thurland Castle in the recusant rolls. Pedigrees of Girlington, of Girlington
Hall and of Hackforth Hall, appear in the Visitations of Yorkshire, and of
Thurland Castle in the Visitations of Lancashire in 161 3 and 1664. The Lanca-
shire returns are unsatisfactory, many names being omitted, and the issue
of younger sons entirely ignored. John Girlington, the purchaser of Thurland
Castle, was the fourth son of Nicholas Girlington, of Hackforth Hall, by
Dorothy, daughter of Robert Meynell, of Hawnby Hall, co. York, serjeant-at-
law, and her sister Joan Meynell was the wife of Ninian Girlington, of GirUng-
ton Hall. By his wife Christian, daughter of Sir William Babthorpe, of Bab-
thorpe Hall, John had issue — Nicholas, of Thurland Castle, who married Jane,
daughter and coheiress of Josias Lambert, of Calton, co. York, son of John
Calton, by Anne, daughter of Richard Redman, of Harewood Castle; William,
of Cantsfield, who, with his wife Margaret, was a recusant in 1625 seq., and
was probably the father of Dom John Girlington, O.S.B,, professed at Paris
in 1653, prior of Dieulward, 1677-81, who subsequently came to the mission;
John, of Gray's Inn, whose will was proved in 1626; Anthony, of Thurland
Castle, a captain in the royal army, who was slain at or near the castle during
its siege in 1643 ; Dorothy, wife of William Salvin, of Newbiggin Hall, co. York;
Frances, wife of Mr Collingwood, of Bawtry, co. Notts; and Faith, wife of
Ralph Carre. Nicholas, the eldest son, had issue — Josias, aged one at the
Visitation of 161 3, who died young; Sir John, knighted by Charles I, who
defended Thurland Castle, the last stronghold of the King in Lancashire,
during a siege of eleven weeks till its surrender in Oct., 1643; Nicholas, living
unmarried in 1664; Christian, unmarried in 1664; and Mary, wife of Cuthbert
Collingwood, of Dalden, co. Durham. Lieut. William Girlington, slain in the
royal cause during the civil wars, was either a brother or cousin of Sir John,
though he is omitted from the pedigrees. Sir John was a major-general in the
royal army, and lost his hfe in the battle near Melton Mowbray, co. Leicester,
in 1645. He married his cousin, Katherine, daughter of Thomas Girlington,
and had issue — Nicholas, living in 1642, who seems to have died young; John,
aged twenty-seven at the Visitation of 1664; WiUiam; Anne, wife of Robert
Cole, of Beaumont Cote; and Mary, the spinster named earlier in the text.
John, the eldest son, married Margaret, daughter of James Duckett, of Gray-
rigg Hall, co. Westmoreland, by Magdalen, daughter of Sir Henry Curwen, of
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 249
Johannes Robinson, Husbm Anna Townson, spinster
Ricardus Robinson, Husbm Thomas Naylor, Husbm
Blanch Cansfield,^ spinster Cicilia ux eius
Workington Hall, and probably was the John Girlington, of Hornby, whose
will was proved in 1706, as Thurland Castle had been demolished in 1643. He
had issue four daughters — Magdalen, aged eight at the Visitation of 1664;
Katherine; Elizabeth; and Margaret. Magdalen, the eldest daughter and even-
tual sole heiress, became the wife of Henry Butler, of Rawcliffe Hall, her
marriage articles being dated Dec. 13, 1683. Henry Butler about 1709 con-
veyed all his estate to his son Richard, who was taken prisoner at the battle of
Preston in 171 5, condemned to death, and his estates forfeited, but died in
prison in London in 17 16. The Thurland Castle estate, however, was settled
upon Richard's infant daughter and heiress, Catherine Butler, who married
in 1729 Philip Markham, of OUerton Hall, co. Notts, but died under age and
sine prole, when the Thurland estate was sold. John Girlington, son of one of the
younger sons of John Girlington and Christian Babthorpe, was living in 1662,
and had issue — Richard, of St Worth, appearing earlier in the text under
Hoghton, who married Anne, daughter of Thomas Gillibrand, of Chorley
(or Gillibrand) Hall, by Anne, daughter of William Blundell, of Crosby Hall,
and relict of WilHam Hesketh, of North Meols Hall; and John, born at Thur-
land, who was ordained priest at Lisbon, and came to the mission in 1684,
and died Augt 13, 1729, at Sunderland Bridge, Durham, the last of his family.
The latter has been confused by Abbot Snow {Necrology O.S.B.) with his
namesake the Benedictine. Richard Girlington, of Withnell, had issue a child
buried at Brindle Augt 22, 1654, and a daughter Elizabeth buried there
Jan. 26, 1693, whom he followed to the same grave on March 23, 1698.
^The Cansfields, or Cantsfields, had possessed Cantsfield Hall, in Tunstall
parish, and Robert Hall, in Tatham parish, from a remote period, but through
some cause or other did not return a pedigree at any of the Visitations. Early
in the i6th century Elizabeth, daughter and sole heiress of Robert Cantsfield,
of Cantsfield Hall, married William Charnock, of Charnock Hall and Leyland
Old Hall, but Cantsfield reverted to the younger branch seated at Robert
Hall. Thomas Cansfield, of Robert Hall and Cantsfield Hall, married Frances,
daughter of Brian Fowler, of St Thomas' Priory, co. Stafford, and had issue —
Sir John Cansfield, the Royalist, who was badly wounded at Newbury, in 1643,
and after spending some time on the Continent, during which he visited Rome
in 1646, died from the effects of his injuries; Brian, baptized at Tatham, Dec. 17,
1580, entered the Society of Jesus at Rome in 1604, and used the alias of Chris-
topher Benson, subsequently came to the mission, was seized at the altar and
imprisoned in York Castle, whence he obtained his discharge only to die from
the effects of his ill-treatment Aug. 3, 1643; Dame Mary Anne, who become a
nun at the Benedictine convent at Brussels in 1598, and died in 161 1; Eliza-
beth, Blanch of the text, and Mary, all spinsters and recusants at Robert
Hall in 1621. Sir John, by his wife Isabel, daughter of Thomas Ashton, of
Croston Hall, had issue — John, of Robert Hall and Cantsfield Hall, who
married Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of James Anderton, of Birchley Hall,
by Anne, daughter of Sir W^alter Blount, of Sodington Hall, co. Worcester,
Bart.; Charles, who was admitted into the college at Rome March 17, 1639,
aged twenty-six, and adopted the alias of Ashton, was ordained priest July 5,
1643, came to the mission in 1645, became a canon of the Old Chapter in 1667,
and died in 1694; a^nd several daughters, some of whom became nuns. John, the
eldest son, died Augt 29, and his wife Elizabeth Feb. 19, 1680, and were buried
at Tatham Church, where a monument commemorates them. They had issue
two daughters and coheiresses — Anne, wife of Richard Sherburne, of Stony-
hurst, who died s.p., and Mary, ultimately sole heiress to the Cansfield and
Anderton estates, who married Sir William Gerard, of Bryn, fifth Bart, whose
descendants still own Robert Hall and Cantsfield Hall, now degenerated into
farm-houses. The ancient chapel at Robert Hall, which was served continu-
ously throughout penal times, is now in a very dilapidated condition.
250 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
Anna Smith, spinster Elizabetha Weeton, spinster
Ellena ux Nicholai Garnett^
ASHTON [LANCASTER]
Robertus Parkinson, Sadler Elizabetha ux eius
Anna ux Evani Pilkington ^ Robertus Tayler, Husbm
Johannes Pilkington Jona ux eius
Margretta ux Johannis Kitchin Maria Hey, vid
WHiTTiNGTON Elizabetha Walker, vid
Maria Carus,^ spinster Johannes Walker, Blacksmith
Lucia North, "^ vid Jenetta ux eius
Willielmus Dicconson, Husbm Agnes ux Thome Brad
Willielmus Gibson, Husbm Anna Batty, ^ vid
COCKERHAM
Johannes Walker, Husbm
^ The Gametts of Cantsfield were an ancient family, and appear annually
in the recusant rolls. Stephen Garnett, of Lancashire, was ordained priest and
came to England from Douay in 1581. The will of William Garnett, of Cants-
field, was proved in 1604. Richard Garnett, son of William Garnett and Mary
his wife, was born at Cantsfield about 1680, took his degree of B.A. at Trinity
College, Cambridge, and was received into the Church by Mr John Redman,
the priest at Robert Hall, and afterwards lived for some time with another
priest, Reginald Battle, who at this time was probably at Cantsfield Hall or
Over Burrow Hall. He sent him to Rome, where he was admitted in 1605, and
assumed the alias of Fisher. He was ordained priest in 1606, and went to Douay
College in 1609, whence he left for England in 16 10. Edmund Garnett, of
Lancashire, went to the college at Valladolid in 1670, and was ordained priest
in 1674. Nicholas Garnett, of Cantsfield, was a Catholic non- juror in 17 17.
2 Administration to the estate of Evan Pilkington, of Sturzaker, in Gar-
stang parish, was granted in 1668.
3 Mary Cams was the young daughter of Thomas Carus of Halton Hall, and
of West Hall in Whittington, by his second wife Mary, daughter of Thomas
Stanley, of Great Eccleston Hall (natural son of Henry Stanley, Earl of Derby),
by Mary, daughter of Robert Hesketh, of Rufford Hall, and widow of Richard
Barton, of Barton Hall. Mrs Carus was the widow of Captain John Butler,
of Kirkland Hall, who was slain at Marston Moor, July 2, 1644, whose young
children in consequence were brought up Protestants by the trustees, all his
ancestors and relations having previously been staunch Catholics. George
Carus, own-brother to Mary of the text, was baptized at Wliittington, Oct. 6,
1651.
*Lucy, widow of Richard North, of Docker Hall, in Whittington parish,
was the second daughter of Thomas Carus, of Halton Hall, who acquired West
Hall, in Whittington, with his wife, Anne, daughter and heiress of Miles
Huddleston, who erected West Hall. The Norths were living at Docker Hall in
the reign of Queen Mary. They appear annually in the recusant rolls from
1 591. John North, of Docker Hall, his wife Margaret, and his children, Richard,
Thomas, John, Margaret, Alice, and Ellen, all appear in the rolls temp. Jac. I
and Car. I. John, the son, was ordained priest at Douay April 5, 1631, using
the alias of Lancaster, and thence sent to Lisbon to be prefect of studies. He is
probably the North mentioned by Dr Southcote as serving some mission in
Westmoreland in 1632, and later found serving Thurnham Hall and the
vicinity in the last quarter of the seventeenth century. His brother Richard,
the husband of Lucy Carus, seems to have died in 1627, and his next brother
Thomas succeeded to Docker Hall, whose descendant and namesake died in
July, 1790, when the estate was sold. Like many others, the Norths did not
return a pedigree at any of the Visitations, though fully entitled to do so.
^ Anne Batty's will was proved in 1677. She was apparently the widow of
Thomas Battie, who died about 1661. The Battys were descended from the
I
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 25 1
HEATON-CUM-OXCLIFFE [lANCASTEr]
MargrettauxEdwardi Parkinson JanauxRobertiMashiter, Husbm
POULTON, bare, and TORRIS-HOLME [LANCASTER]
Johannes Gregg Anna Aple, ^ spinster
BURBLETHWAITE [cARTMEl]
Thomas Knipe^ Anna ux eius
HAMPSFIELD [cARTMEL]
Rowlandus Thornborrow,^ gen Elizabetha ux eius
ancient family of Battie of Over Burrow Hall, in Tunstall, of which parish
Robert Battie died vicar in 1592. Reginald Battie, born in or about 1569,
arrived at Douay College in 1590, and left for Rome in 1591. There he was
ordained priest March 12, 1594, and left the college for England Dec. 16, 1597.
In 1605 he was serving Over Burrow Hall or Cantsfield Hall, probably both.
John Battie was a recusant living at Over Burrow Hall in 1620.
1 Administration to the estate of Anne Apeley, of Poulton-le-Sands, was
granted in 1684. The Appleys were a local family.
'The Knipes of Burblethwaite Hall were descended from William Knipe,
of Burblethwaite Hall, and his wife, a daughter of the ancient family of
Broughton, of Broughton Tower, in the parish of Kirkby Ireleth. The will
of Thomas Knipe, of Burblethwaite, was proved in 1664. His namesake of the
text was no doubt his son. Thomas Knipe, of Burblethwaite Hall, married
Isabel, daughter of John Bradshaw, of Scales Hall, and relict of George Smith,
of Stalmine Grange. The family appears annually in the rolls down to this
period.
* Hampsfield Hall, in East Broughton, in the parish of Cartmel, a venerable
mansion, was long a residence of the Thornburghs, or Thornboroughs, of Sel-
side Hall, co. Westmoreland, who returned pedigrees at the Visitations of
Yorkshire (nominally in 1584-5 to 161 2), and Westmoreland in 161 5, but none
at those of Lancashire. From Rowland de Thornborough, living in the time of
Edward I, descended William Thornborough, of Thornborough, co. York, who
married a dau. of Sir John Croker, of London, and his son, Sir Wilham Thorn-
borough, of Thornborough, married Anne, dau. of Richard Maleverer, who
had issue, WiHiam, o.s.p., John, of Hampsfield, co. Lancaster, and Anne, wife
of Christopher Curwen. John Thornborough, of Hampsfield, married Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Henry Pierpoint, and had issue, William, who married Catherine,
dau. of William Hilton, Thomas, John, and Margaret, wife of Wilham Easton.
According to the pedigree in Nicholson's Hist, of Westmoreland, which is not as
reliable as it might be, Wilham, the eldest son, had amongst others a son
Thomas, who married Jane, dau. of Sir John Dalston, of Dalston, co. Cumber-
land, and was succeeded by his son Henry, who, by his wife, Elizabeth, dau. of
Matthew Pooth, had issue — ^William Thornborough, of Hampsfield Hall, co.
Lancaster, and Selside Hall, co. Westmoreland, with whom the pedigree in the
Yorkshire Visitations commences; John; Henry; Jane, wife of William Brad-
shaigh; Catherine, a nun; and Elizabeth, wife of Pierce Starkey. William,
the eldest son, married Eleanor, dau. of Sir Richard Musgrave, of Musgrave
Hall, CO. Westmoreland, and had issue — ^William, of Hampsfield Hall, who
married Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Sir Thomas Broughton, of Broughton
Tower, and had issue — Rowland, who married Margaret, dau. of Sir Geoffrey
Middleton, of Middleton Hall, co. Westmoreland; Thomas; Nicholas; Eleanor,
wife of Richard Curwen, of Workington Hall, co. Cumberland ; Anne, wife of
Sir Thomas Preston, of the Manor of Furness; Elizabeth, wife of William
Kirkby, of Up Rawcliffe Hall; and Isabel, wife of William Clifton, of Westby
Hall. Rowland, the eldest son, had issue — Sir William Thornborough, of Hamps-
field Hall, and Selside Hall, who married Thomasine, dau. and coheiress
of Sir Robert Bellingham, of Whitwell Hall, co. Westmoreland, whereby the
manor of Whitwell was united with that of Selside; Rowland; Eleanor, wife of
Thomas Beck ; Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Warcop, of Smardale Hall, co. West-
moreland; Anne, wife of Thomas Roos; and Alice, wife of Thomas Kellet, of
Winder. Sir William, whose wife died in 15 Eliz. 1572-3, had issue — ^WilUam
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252 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
who married Etheldred, dau. of Sir Thomas Carus, of Halton Hall, Justice of the
King's Bench; Rowland, o.s.p., buried at Cartmel, July 12, 1605; Nicholas,
married Isabel, dau. of Robert Salkeld, of Thornemonby, of whom hereafter;
Margaret, wife of Richard Fallowfield, of Melcanthorp, co. Westmoreland;
Thomasine, wife of Hugh Dicconson, of Blackrod in Aspull; Cicely, married
July 23, 1 58 1, to John Wharton, of Kirkby Thore, co. Westmoreland; and
Dorothy, wife of Henry Middleton, of Threlkeld. William, the eldest son, who
was buried at Cartmel, Oct. 7, 1608, and his wife, Feb. 19, 1596, had issue —
Rowland, of Hampsfield Hall, who married Jane, dau. of Thomas Dalton, of
Thurnham Hall, by Anne, dau. of Sir Richard Molyneux, of Sefton; Anne; and
Thomasine. Rowland, the son, had issue — ^William, who married Catherine, dau.
of Edward Langtree, of Langtree Hall, and Swartbreck Hall in Weeton, by
Isabel, dau. of Christopher Anderton, of Lostock Hall; John; Rowland;
Francis; Nicholas, buried at Cockersand, Jan. 29, i622;Etheldred, wife of John
Gregson, of Moor Hall; Jane, wife of John Knipe, of Rampside Hall; Anne,
married at Cartmel, May 6, 1629, to Henry Bigland, of The Grange; and
Thomasine. William Thornborough, the eldest son, who sold parts of the
manors of Whitwell and Selside, and also Selside Hall, to his cousin and name-
sake, the son of Nicholas Thornborough, third son of Sir William, had issue —
Rowland, of Methop, co. Westmoreland, who married his kinswoman, a dau. of
Hugh Dicconson, of Blackrod in Aspull; Edward, buried at Cartmell, June 7,
1623; James, buried Nov. 23, 1635; Richard ; Charles ; Elizabeth ; and Catherine.
Rowland, the eldest son, had issue — Rowland, of Methop, who married Jane,
dau. of Thomas Brockholes, of Claughton Hall, by Mary, dau. and heiress of
John Holden, of Chaigley Hall; James; and William. Rowland Thornburgh,
the eldest son, had issue — ^Thomas, who died unmarried ; Elizabeth, who married
John Trafford, of Croston Hall, but ob. s.p. ; and several children who died young.
Rowland's will was dated Nov. 5, 1708; his widow, who resided at Skelsmergh,
CO. Westmoreland, was a Catholic non- juror in 171 7. After the death of Mrs
Trafford, the elder line of the Thornburghs seems to have become extinct. When
the family ceased to reside at Hampsfield Hall is not recorded. It was eventually
purchased by the Rawlinsons, and is now a farmhouse. The family was con-
tinued by the descendants of Nicholas, of Whitwell Hall, third son of Sir
William Thornborough, who had issue — ^William, of Whitwell Hall, who pur-
chased Selside Hall from his cousin and namesake; Thomas; Dorothy; and
Thomasine. William married Catherine, dau. of Jerome Hawley, of Brentford,
CO. Middlesex, and had issue — several children who died unmarried; James
who sold Whitwell Hall and Selside Hall to his brother Francis, married a
sister of Walter Nicholson, of Grisedale and Whelpside, and had issue two sons,
Nicholas and John, and four daughters, whose descendants died out, a dau.
of one of the sons probably being Margaret Winefred Thornburgh, Canoness
Regular of the Holy Sepulchre at Li^ge, who died March 25, 1785, aged
seventy-one; and Francis, who purchased Selside and Whitwell from his
brother, & married Frances, dau. of George Waite, of Leyburn, co. York. The
latter had issue — ^William Thornburgh, of Selside Hall and Whitwell Hall, of
whom hereafter; George, who married Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Thornburgh,
of Wolston or Wilson House, co. Lancaster, and had, besides a dau. Susanna, a
son John, who by his ^vife Mary, sister of William Newman, of Froyle, co.
Hants, had Francis, and Margaret, wife of Caspar Conti, a professor of Italian
in the French military school at Paris; Catherine, spr; Agnes, wife of Thomas
Radcliffe, of Dilston, co. Northumberland; Margaret, spr; and Isabel,
spr. William Thornburgh, of Selside Hall, the eldest son, a Catholic non-
juror in 1 71 7, married Mary, dau. of Captain William Huddleston, of Hale
Grange, Kirkby Thore, co. Westmoreland, brother of Dom John Dionysius
Huddleston, O.S.B., who received Charles II into the Church, and had issue —
Francis Thornburgh, of Selside Hall, and of Leyburn, co. York, who married
Katherine, dau. of Thomas Sudell, of Windlass Park and West Witton, co.
York; William Thornburgh, ordained priest at Douay, Sept. 20, 1724, took his
degree of D.D., May 10, 1731, left the college for the English mission, Jan. 30,
1738, elected president in place of Dr Robert Witham, deceased, Feb. 24,
arrived back at the College, July 28, 1739, & revisited England, on account of ill-
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 253
Henricus Bigland de Grange in Jacobus BIgland fil pred Henrici
Cartmell ^ Bigland
Anna ux eius Anna Bigland fil Henrici Bigland
THURNHAM [LANCASTER]
Henricus Walley Thomas Robinson, Alehouse-
Margretta Nelson, spinster keeper
Jacobus Best Jana ux eius
Sibilla Greene Henricus Libtret,^ Husbm
Ellena Sergent Isabella ux eius
Anna ux Willielmi Arsnepp ^
health shortly before death, which occurred at his brother's house at Leyburn,
March 4, 1750, n.s.; George Thornburgh, a druggist, who married Mary, dau.
and coheiress of John Dalton, of Thumham Hall, by Catherine, dau. of Henry
Whittingham, of Whittingham Hall, and had issue as hereafter; Frances, wife
of Ferdinando Johnson, of Middleton in Teasdale, co. Durham, and was mother
of the Rev. Robert Johnson, who died in charge of the mission of Dodding
Green, co. Westmoreland, June 2, 1799; Agnes, a nun at Antwerp; Mary, wife
of Mr. Huntback, of Essex, o.s.p. ; and Ellen, wife of Joseph Tufton, chemist, of
London, o.s.p. Francis, the eldest son, joined the army of the Chevalier de St
George on Nov. 5, 171 5, with his father, who provided him with a servant, as
he wore scarlet uniform, and had the title of captain. Notwithstanding, their
estate by some means escaped forfeiture. They ceased, however, to reside at
Selside Hall, and settled at Leyburn, in Yorkshire, where Francis died in 1774,
sine prole.The third son, George Thornburgh, had issue, a son Francis, who died
unmarried in 1769, and a dau. and sole heiress, Mary, who married, in 1769,
Ralph Riddell, second son of Thomas Riddell, of Swinburne Castle and Felton
Park, CO. Northumberland, by Mary Margaret, dau. of WilHam Widdrington,
of Cheeseburne Grange, co. Northumberland. Ralph Riddell succeeded his
maternal uncle, Ralph Widdrington, to the Cheeseburne Grange estate, which
is still the seat of his descendants. Selside Hall and the Thornburgh estate thus
passed to the Riddells. The greater part of the old hall has been pulled down,
and what remains is now a farmhouse. On the first floor of the central block of
the mansion, between the two towers, is a priests' hiding place, contrived in the
thickness of the cross-wall carrying the chimney of the banqueting hall. It was
approached through an aperture under the roof, and under the flooring of the
room was another aperture, 2^ ft by i^ ft, leading by a passage three ft. long
into the secret chamber, which apparently was intended to afford ventilation,
and by which provisions could be passed.
1 Bigland Hall had been the seat of the Biglands from time immemorial.
They had intermarried with many leading Catholic families, but did not return
a pedigree at any of the Visitations, as the heralds did not visit this part of
Lancashire, north of the sands. They appear in the recusant rolls till about
this period. Henry Bigland, of The Grange, named in the text, baptized at
Cartmel, May 18, 1607, was the only son of James Bigland, of The Grange,
second son of Henry Bigland, of Bigland Hall, and his wife Isabel Bellingham.
He married. May 6, 1629, Anne, daughter of Rowland Thornburgh, of Hamps-
field Hall, by Jane, daughter of Thomas Dalton, of Thumham Hall, and dying
in 1667, had issue — Henry, who died in 1646; James, of the text; George;
Thomasine, buried March 2, 1645 ; ^^'^ Anne, of the text.
2 The will of Henry Liptrott, of Thurnham, was proved in 1667.
*The Haresnapes came with the Daltonsto Thumham from their Bispham
estate in the parish of Croston, where they were leaseholders, and appear in
the rolls from 1 591. Of the Bispham branch were two Benedictines, Bro. Bene-
dict Haresnape, who died in 1760, and his nephew, Dom Thomas Placid
Haresnape, who died in 1807, both natives of Ormskirk. William Haresnape,
named in the text, died in 1682, leaving two sons — Robert, of Thurnham, a
Catholic non-juror in 171 7; and William, who died at Thumham in 1720.
Robert's will was proved Feb. 22, 1728, by his son William who, dying in 1759,
left a daughter Agnes, wife of Richard Gillow, of Ellel Grange.
254 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. LANCASHIRE
YEALAND CUM SILVERDALE [wARTOn]
Petrus Bennett, husbm Jenetta Gibson
Agnes ux eius Thomas Edmonson, husbm
HEYSHAM Anna ux eius
Jenetta ux Thome Clarkson,^ gen
ELLEL [cOCKERHAM]
Willielmus Sergeant Christoferus Preston fil pred Marie
Margretta ux eius ffranciscus Preston fil pred Marie
Johannes White, Blacksmith Petrus Preston fil pred Marie
Robertus Cansfield,^ husbm Alicia Preston fil pred Marie
Margretta ux eius Bridgetta Preston fil pred Marie
Maria Preston,^ vid Marg. Corles,^ vid
HORNBY [meLLING]
Josia Morley,^ gen Dorothea ux eius
iThe will of Thomas Clarkson, of Heysham, was proved in 1685. The
family had long been settled at Heysham.
* John Cansfield, of Ellel, was a recusant in 1625, and Robert Cansfield, of
the same, in 1625-35 seq. The will of Margaret Cansfield, of Ellel, was proved
in 1 67 1. They were probably of remote descent from the Cansfields of Robert
Hall.
^The pedigrees of the Prestons of Ellel and Cockerham appearing in
Baines' Hist, of Lancashire, iv, 658, and Burke's Extinct Baronetage, are abso-
lutely untrustworthy and of little value. They are supposed to have been
descended from John, the third son of John Preston, of Preston Patrick and
Under Levens Hall, in Westmoreland, and the Manor of Furness, in Lanca-
shire, who is said to have married Margaret, daughter and heiress of Roger
ffytche, of Ellel, and to have had sons William, Nicholas, John, Roger, Thomas,
and Christopher. The parish registers of Cockerham and the recusant rolls
prove the inaccuracy of the printed pedigrees. The Prestons of Hillom, in
Cockersand, yeomen and farmers, were unable to prove their priority of
descent from the Prestons of the Manor at the time that Thomas Preston of
Holker apostatized in order to obtain the estates when Sir Thomas Preston,
the third and last baronet, became a Jesuit. The Prestons of Ellel Grange,
who were of higher social position and staunch Catholics, were undoubtedly the
nearest male heirs. Nicholas Preston, of Ellel Grange, was a recusant in 1607-
1619, and Alice Preston, widow, of Ellel Grange, in 1621, seq., and with her
son William in 1633. The widow's will was proved in 1638. John Preston, of
Ellel, appears in the rolls for 162 1-2, and William, of Ellel Grange, and his wife
Mary, in 1625-6. The latter appears to be the same with the widow of the text,
administration to whose estate was granted in 1699. Her son Christopher,
named in the text, remained on the rolls to the end, and his will was proved in
1689. There were a great many wills of Prestons, of Ellel Grange, proved at
Richmond. The present owners of the Grange, which they acquired by purchase
in the last century, cannot be shown to be descended from the original stock.
The name was very common in Cockersand and district, and the registers do
not corroborate the printed pedigree. It is very probable that Bro. Benedict
Preston, O.S.B., who was professed at Douay in 1639, and died before his
ordination in 1640, was of the Ellel Grange family.
* Margaret Corles was the widow of William Corles, of Ellel, who died in
1664. The will of William's father, John Corles, of Ellel, was proved in 1617, and
that of his mother in 1634. The will of John Corles, of Ellel, was proved in
1732. The family appears on the rolls from the commencement in 1591. The
name was subsequently spelt "Corless." The Rev. George J. A. Corless, D.D.,
descended from this family, died at Cottam in 1865, aged seventy-three. His
mother married secondly John Carter, of Little Poulton Hall, father by his
first wife of the Rev. William Carter, of Samlesbury.
''The Morleys of Wennington Hall, in the parish of Melling, returned a
pedigree at the Visitation of 1664, and a very full one appears in Foster's
LANCASHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 255
HenncusChivall,^gen Rogferus Noble, Husbm
Anna ux eius Georgius ffoxcrofte, Husbm
Margretta Marshall, vid Maria Story, vid
Margretta Chlvall, vid Maria ux Johannis Coulston ^
Anna Aynsworth, vid Johannes Wilson, Husbm
Elizabetha Walker, vid Elizabetha Cooke ux Johannis
Elizabetha ux Thome Walker Cooke
Lancashire Pedigrees, 1873. Josias Morley, named in the text, was the second
son of Francis Morley, of Wennington Hall, by Cassandra, daughter and co-
heiress of Josias Lambert, of Calton, in Craven, and he was born Nov. i, 161 2.
He married Dorothy Thompson, July 8, 1642, who died at Hornby, Oct. 10,
1693, and had issue — Francis, born 1643, died 1663; William, bom 1645, died
1664; Valentine, bom 1650, died 1653; Ignatius, bom 1653, died 1699, having
married in 1675 Mary, daughter of John Colthurst, of Hornby, by whom he had
two sons and two daughters, who all died young; Cuthbert, bom 1657, steward
to the Daltons, who died at Thumham s.p., in 1714; Cassandra, bom 1648,
died 1653; and Dorothy, born 1655, <^i6d 1658. Thomas Morley, of Wenning-
ton Hall, the eldest brother of Josias, returned a pedigree of three generations
in 1664, when his son and heir, Robert, was fourteen years of age. Thomas died
in 1666, and a few years later, in 1673, Wennington Hall was sold to the
Marsdens. Hitherto the family had always been staunch to the faith, and
appears annually in the recusant rolls, but an unfortunate circumstance
deprived the two sons of Francis Morley, the younger brother of Josias, of
their heritage. Francis, born in 16 14, having engaged in the royal cause during
the civil wars, was forced to take refuge in France. His wife, Jane Buskill, of
Capel Side, co. Westmoreland, supposing that he was dead, and over-per-
suaded by her Protestant relatives, remarried a Cromwellian captain. Francis
Morley subsequently returned to England incognito, and finding what had hap-
pened returned in disgust to France, where he died a Catholic. His sons, Josias
and Francis, had been sent to a Protestant school, and thus were robbed of
their faith. The pedigree does not help to identify the Thomas Morley of
Yealand-cum-Silverdale, Francis, and Dorothy Morley, of Tatham-cum-Ireby,
named earlier in the text.
1 The will of William Chi vail, of Hornby, husband of Margaret, and father
of Henry, was proved in 1662.
2 The Coulstons, of Hornby, Heylot, and Wray, in the parish of Melling,
annually appear in the rolls. The wills of Gabriel Coulston, of Wray, and
Henry Coulston, of Heylot, in Roeburndale, were proved in 1690, and that of
John Coulston, of Heylot, in 1705. John Coulston, of Heylot, was a Catholic
non-juror in 17 17. His son John, of the same, had issue — John, of Barkinsgate,
who married Mary Croft and had issue — John, of whom hereafter; Joshua, bapt.
Sept.3,i769,whohad issue John, of Hawkshead,Bolton-le-Sands, banker, o.s.^.,
Elizabeth, spr, and a daughter married to William Knowles, whose son, John
Knowles.of Well House, in Scotforth, was father of the present Mr Knowles, who
inherited Hawkshead from his great uncle, John Coulston, the banker ; Thomas,
of Well House, in Scotforth, born in April, 1772, who married Elizabeth, sister
of William Knowles, and dying May 21, 1848, had issue John, baptized Jan.
10, 1799, oh. inf., John, bapt. Apr. 29, 1801, oh. young, and Thomas, of Well
House, baptized Sept. 29, 1809, who died a bachelor in 1856, having founded
a chantry chapel in St Peter's Church at Lancaster; William, of Lancaster,
baptized Augt 18, 1776, who by his wife Grace, who died Feb. 9, 181 5, had
issue a son John, baptized Jan. 28, 181 1 ; Gabriel, of Lancaster, born Dec. 24,
1779; and a daughter married to Thomas Croskell, of Bulk. John, the eldest
son of John, of Bowrem House, Lancaster, married Margaret, sister of Seth
Walmesley, of Preston (she died at Lancaster Feb. 2, 1864), and had issue —
Gabriel, born Nov. 5, 1818; Joseph, born Dec. 18, 1819, who died unmarried;
Rev. John, born 1822, who founded and died at the mission of Wilmslow,
Cheshire, June 4, 1889; Alice, baptized Jan. 25, 1810; Mary, a nun at Scorton;
Margaret, spr, of Lancaster; and E;Uzabeth, spr, of Lancaster. Gabriel, the
256 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. YORK, E.R.
P. CEDUL. PIP^ PRO RECUSAN
EAST RIDING COM. EBOR.
[It maybe well to renew the warning, that the entries under the East Riding
belong to all three, and are sometimes marked.]
[holme-on-spalding moor]
Thomas Dolman nup de Holme in Spaldin^more, gen unius
mensis . . . convictus . . . apud Guildhall Beverley xix die Aprtlis
Anno regni Caroli secu?idi xvj*^°. [166^] xx^^
Magdalena ux eius xx^^
Elinora Maine de ead vid , xx^^
Robertus Kelly, yeom willitoft [bubwith]
^"V,? f^^^^TT Johannes^ Vavasour, gen
Will.elmus Horseman -j^.^y^^^ ^^ ^.^^
MarmaducusDommus^Langdale j^^^^jj^ ^ ^-^^
Domina^ ux ems Johannes Story, yeom.
Georgius Boyes Willielmus Young, yeom.
AnnaBodkm Anna ux eius "^
BARMBY super moram Brighton^
Franciscus Tenney, yeom ^jj^ Bargeman, vId.
NERiNGHAM^ Anna Sutton, vid.
Marmaducus* Constable, Ar. Thomas Bargeman, yeom
Anna^ ux eius Gillian ux eius
Georgius* Constable, gen Johannes Bargeman, yeom
Willielmus Plaxton, yeom Barbara ux eius
Gracia ux eius Ricardus Hallam, yeom
Georgius Geninge Maria ux eius
ffrancisca ux eius Edwardus Gillison, yeom
Laurencius Banckes, yeom Anna ux eius
Eliz ux eius aughton
Susanna Hessey Katherina Blanshard
Ricardus Snow Georgius Butle
weighton [market] Maria ux eius
Edwardus Clarke, yeom
fifth son of John, had issue — John; Rev. Gabriel Coulston, D.D., now of Ushaw
College, ordained in Sept., 1857; Henry, an officer in the Austrian army, who
died 5.^.; Mary, of Lancaster, who died Feb. ig, 1855, aged thirty-two; Anne,
of Lancaster, who died May 6, 1859; and Teresa Elizabeth, wife of Charles
Goldie, the eminent artist, son of Dr George Goldie, grandson of Thomas Goldie,
of Goldie Lea, co. Dumfries.
^The second Baron Langdale of Holme.
^Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Thomas Savage, and grand-daughter of
Thomas, ist Viscount Savage and his wife, Elizabeth D'Arcy, created Vis-
countess Rivers.
^Everingham.
^Mentioned in the will of their father Sir Philip ; but omitted in the Index,
C.R.S. IV, 269. Marmaduke succeeded as second baronet.
5 Anne, dau. of Richard Sherburne, of Stonyhurst, Lancashire.
opaid a fine of £268 7s. 4d. in 165 3, to the Commissioners for compounding.
'Breighton.
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
257
NEWSAME'
David Pickering"
Katherina Blanshard
wres[s]le
Elizabetha Brunton
Maria Heslewood
e[a]st cottingwith [aughton]
Maria ffrancklingf
Margeria fFranckland [sic]
BUBWITH
Maria Grisdale
Thomas Barker, yeom.
Johannes Thorpe, yeom
Petrus Vavasour, yeom
Magdalina ux eius
Marcus Starke, yeom
Jana ux eius
Everil Raby
Marg. Belby
Isabella Gerdane
Margretta Hebton
Maria Steades
Elizabetha Smith
ellerby [swine]
Willielmus- Langdale
Radulphus Pickering, yeom
Katherina Morton
Thomas Young
Jana ux eius
Johannes Tanfeild, yeom
Maria ux eius
Eliz Dailes
Jana Corrant
Thomas Kilton, yeom
Johannes Harrison, yeom
ffrancisca ux eius
Sence [stc] ux Willielmi Vaugh
Jana Browne
elstranwick [humbleton]
Willielmus^ Young sen
Thomas Young, yeom
Willielmus Young, yeom
Margareta Young
Maria Harwood, spinster
Henricus Gedney, yeom
Margareta ux eius
Ellena Gedney, spinster
Margareta Gednup, spinster
danthorpe [humbleton]
Johannes* Thorpe, gen
Jana ux eius
Ricardus Brigg
Anna ux eius
BELBY [hOWDEn]
Katherina Belt
Thomas fforth, Laborer
Ricardus Dolman, gen
Maria ux eius
BLACKHOLME^
Johannes Postgate, gen
Hester ux eius
Samuel Selby, lab
BEWHOLME [nUNKEELING]
Willielmus ffussey, yeom
Georgius Acklam, spinster [sic]
Eliz Pickwell, vid
Johannes Pickwell, yeom
Johannes Walker, yeom
Dorothea ux eius
Petrus*^ ffussey, yeom •
Jana ux eius
' From its position Newsholme, in the parish of Wressle.
* William Langdale, of Langthorpe in Ellerby, petitioned to compound for
two- thirds of his estate in 1652, saying there was " never any charge or cause
of delinquency against him," only his recusancy. The result is not stated, but of
that there can be little doubt.
' The name of William Young, of Elsternwick, yeoman, appears in the
Royalist Composition Papers, but no particulars are given.
* See page 266 note.
^ Query Brackenholme in Hemingborough parish.
•in 1653 Peter Fussey, of Beeford, husbandman, petitioned to be allowed
to contract for two-thirds of his forty shilling interest, on account of his
recusancy. A " no Papist or delinquent " was allowed to have a sequestration
off, having married the granddaughter of Robert Fussy or Fussie, a recusant
lately deceased in the same parish.
17
258
Martha fFussey, spinster
Johannes 1 Caley, yeom
Anna ux eius
Willielmus Mitchell, yeom
Alicia ux eius
Josephus Mitchell, yeom
Margareta Mitchell, spinster
Ursula Grange, spinster
Georgius^ Acklam, Agric.
Eliz ux eius
Cicillia Leake, vid
Georgius Acklam, spinster [szc]
Maria Acklam, spr.
WILBERFOSSE
Jana ux Roberti Wright
Maria Wright, spinster
Jana Wright jun., spinster
Maria ux Ricardi Bosevill
POCKLINGTON
Robertus^ Dolman, gen
Johannes Nelson, yeom
Hellena Oglethorpe, spinster
Johannes Dolman, gen
Ricardus Langley, gen
Maria Longley, spinster
BOULTON *
Isabella ux Ricardi Blanshard
Maria Hargell, vid
HOULDEN f ? HOWDEN]
Willielmus Sande [? Sands], yeom
Maria ux eius
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Maria Harrison, vid
BURSTWICK
Leonardus Metcalfe, yeom
HALSHAM
Willielmus^ Owst, yeom
Cissilla ux eius
Willielmus Owst jun, yeom
Thomas Owst, yeom
Jana Owst, spinster
Robertus Owst, yeom
Isabella ux eius
Robertus Owst jun., yeom
Anna ux eius
Henricus Sledd, yeom
Margareta ux eius
Ursula^ Awdis, vid
Anthonius Awdis, yeom
HOULDEN [? HOWDEN]
Maria Harrison spinster
Johannes Burnett, yeom
Elizabetha ux eius
barneby^
Johannes Russam
Anna ux eius
Ricardus Ramsey
Ellena ux eius
Johannes Ramsey, yeom
Ricardus Ramsey, yeom
^See Index, vol. IV.
* George Acklam, of Bewholm, gentleman, had fines of £$86 13s. gd.
assessed against him in 1653. The result is, perhaps, shewn here as " Agric."
And it was proposed to fine him and his wife ;^36o per annum further.
* Robert, son of Thomas Dolman, of Badsworth, and his wife (second)
Barbara, dau. of Sir Thomas Metham. He was aged thirty-nine in 1665, and
married Catharine, dau. of Edmund Thorold of Hough, Co. Lincoln, and had
on September 7, 1665, Robert, set. 6; Thomas, set. i; Catharine, Barbara and
Frances. He had been in arms against the Parliament and the fine for his
delinquency was £i,i4S 15s.
* Query Bolton in Bishop-Wilton parish.
^The frontispiece of C.R.S. vol. i. is the permit to Thomas Owst to visit
his sick wife. It is pleasant to come across nine members of his family equally
staunch to the Faith. The name is repeated in other convictions. It may be the
same as Aust, Co. Gloucester, and Hoste.
•Vol. IV. C.R.S. has reference to this family. The spelling of the name
is doubtful, and seems to be Awdas or Audas. It will be found as Audhus lower
down, impljdng Old House; but in a gazetteer of Yorkshire of 1828, there is
mention of Audzus hamlet in the township of Woodsetts and parish of South
Anston, which may supply a solution. See Cath. Rec. Soc. rv, 358-9.
' Query Barmby-on-the-Marsh, in the parish of Howden.
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CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
259
Anna Ramsey, spinster
Johannes Underwood, yeom
Maria ux eius
Anna ux Jacob! Bauckes
Christoferus Otterborne, yeom
Anna ux eius
BRIGHAM
Maria Wilberfosse
BURSTWICK [speckling]
Radulphus Kirton, yeom
Lucas Metcalfe
Thomas Metcalfe, yeom
Barbara Metcalfe, spinster
Phillipus Headon, yeom
Josephus Headon, yeom
Maria Headon, spinster
Marmaducus Baxter, yeom
Anna Tennison, vid
Radulphus Burton, yeom
Ellena ux Johannis Levitt
Johannes Starke, yeom
[swine]
Willlelmus Jackson nup de Marton in Com Ebor yeom . . . duos
menses . . . convictus . . , apud le Guildhall Beverley xix die Aprilis
^°^z7*[i664] xl^^
Eliz ux eius
Alicia Caley
Dorothea Morehouse
Alicia Morehouse
Johannes Burne, yeom
Maria ux eius
Maria ux Johannis fFraunke
GARTON
Georgius Acklam, yeom
Ellena ux eius
Robertus Acklam
Margareta Acklam, spinster
Johannes Eastropp, yeom
Ellena ux eius
HUMBLETON
Robertus Parkins, yeom
Willielmus Parkins, yeom
FFITLING [hUMBLETOn]
Michael Morton, yeom
FFLINTON [hUMBLETOn]
Marmaducus Maske,^ yeom
aldbrough
Johannes Hobson, yeom
Elizabetha Hobson ux pred
Johannis Hobson
Georgius Seaton, yeom
Maria ux eius
Anna Raines, vid
Alicia Raines, spinster
Thomas Alland
Maria ux eius
Johannes Ward
Elizabetha ux eius
Jacobus Aspinall, yeom
Radulphus Aspinall, yeom
Radulphus Sproles, yeom
Anna ux eius
Anthonius Duty, yeom
Jana ux eius
Thomas Aspinall, yeom
Priscilla ux eius
Willielmus Roshall, yeom
Jana ux eius
Brigitta Atkinson, spinster
Johannes Dnus Constable Vic.^
Dunbarr
Domina Maria^ ux eius
skirby
Johannes Hunt, yeom
Barbara ux eius
spro[a]tley
Ricardus Person, yeom
Brigitta ux eius
hornesey
Eliz. ux Petri Denton
north frodingham
Radulphus Slater, yeom
Maria ux eius
Johannes Slater, yeom
*The two parishes of Marske are often so misspelt.
' The second Viscount.
3 Lady Mary Brudenel, dau. of Thomas, first Earl ot Cardigan,
I'ja
26o
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
WITHERNWICK
Henricus Jackson
Maria ux eius
bran[de]sburton
Henricus Watkin, yeom
Alicia ux eius
catton
Thomas Pollard, yeom
Dorothea ux eius
BEEFORD
Georgius Dikes, yeom
Margaretta ux eius
Marg. Dykes, spinster
Willielmus Wright, yeom
Ellena ux eius
Rachell ux Ricardi Browne
Jana Browne, vid
Alicia Browne, spinster
Leonardus^ Browne, yeom
COWDEN
Edwardus Collison, yeom
din[n]ington
Robertus Hargraves, yeom
Jana ux eius
bran[de]sburton
Katherina ux Johannis ffenby
north duffeild
Johannes Newham, lab.
Maria ux eius
Elizabetha Taylor, spinster
naburne
Willielmus^ Palmes jun^ gen.
Maria^ ux eius
Thomas Grange, lab.
Maria Greene, spinster
Franciscus^ Saltmarr, lab
Ellena Constable, spinster
Elizabetha Knaggs, spinster
Ricardus Leng, lab
Maria ux eius
Thomas Riley, lab
Isabella ux eius
Georgius Browne, lab
Henricus Grainger, lab
Ellena Etherington, spinster
Paroch de hemingborough
Johannes Vause, yeom
Maria ux eius
Matheus Vause, yeom
Johanna Vause, spinster
Carolus^ Bowes, Ar.
menthorpe [hemingborough]
Johannes Watkinson, yeom
Prudencia ux eius
Johannes Wensley
Eliz Watson, spinster
Simo Tasker, Agricola
Anna ux eius
Mathew Etherington
Eliz Leeds, spinster
Eliz Bratt, spinster
Dorothea Paggett, spinster
Thomas Pennington, lab
Pochia de owthorne
Anna ffrothingham
Matheus^ Constable, gen
Henricus^ Constable, gen
Margareta"^ Constable, spinster
Robertus Atkinson, lab
Willielmus Huntresse, lab
Franciscus Caley, spinster
Isabella Caley, spinster
1 In 1653 Leonard Browne, of Beeford, recusant, petitioned to contract for
two-thirds of his small estate of £16 i8s, 6d.
*Aged 25 in 1665, son of William Palmes, of Nabum, and Catharine,
dau. of William Langdale, of Lanthorpe; and grandson of Sir George Palmes,
and Katharine, dau. of Sir Ralph Babthorpe, of Babthorpe, in the parish of
Hemingborough.
*Mary, dau. and heiress of Sir Brian Stapleton of Hirst Courtney.
*Saltmarshe.
^Charles (bap. July 13, 1636), son of Charles Bowes, of Hagfthorpe in the
parish, and Susanna, dau. of Thomas Anlaby, of Etton, by Sarah, dau. of Ger-
vase Cressy, of Birkin. Mentioned later as of Hag-thorpe. His gt-gt-grdf., Sir
Martin Bowes, was Lord Mayor of London 1545.
'Brother of the first Viscount Dunbar.
' Third sister of the first Viscount Dunbar.
YORK, E.R. CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. 26 1
Marg*^ Yorke, spinster Thomas Maske jun"", yeom
Elizabetha Pawston, spinster catfosse
Eliz Scriven, spinster Ricardus Wardell, yeom
ARNOLD [swine] Matheus Wardell, yeom
Thomas Thorpe, yeom Eliz Wardell, spinster
Dorothea ux eius ryehill
Georgius Gibson, yeom Thomas Calvert, yeom
Maria ux eius Eliz ux eius
risse [rise] Marg' Calvert, spinster
Gartruda Brewster, spinster Jacobus Somers, spinster [szc]
Gartruda Maske, vid fFrancisca ux eius
[swine]
Johannes^ Dalton de Swyne Ar . . . xij 7nens . . . convi6lus . . . apud
le Guildhall Beverley xix die Aprilis xvj. Car secundi [1664] . ccxl^^
Thomas Dasken, gen . . ccxl^"^ elton
Anna Snawsdale ccxl^^ Willielmus Archer, yeom. ccxl^^
Johannes Carleton, yeom ccxl^"^ Johannes Craike, yeom. . ccxl^^
EUena Snawsdale .... ccxl^^ ganstead [swine]
Katherina Gibson ccxl^^ Anna Constable, vid . . . . ccx^^
Jacobus Bainton, yeom. . ccxl^^ Thomas Constable, gen . ccxl^^
J ana ux eius ccxl^^ Barbara Maston, vid . . . ccxl^^
Willielmus Thorpe .... ccxl^^ Jacobus Barley, yeom . . ccxl^^
Ellena ux Johannis Linsey ccxl^^ Maria Barker, spinster . . ccxl^^
Anna Barker, spinster . . ccxl^"^
[preston, holderness]
Maria ux ffrancisci Chapman de Preston . . . Ires mens . . . convi6la
xix die April A° XVJ [iSG'j] Ix^^
lellow [lelley, preston] humbleton
Johannes Espinall, yeom Eliz Hansby
Maria ux eius Johannes Sherson, yeom
Anna Moody Anna Binckes
bilton Prudencia Wilson
Willielmus^ Brigham, Ar. ^^„^„ ,.»,^^.t
TT 1 . ^ ' SOUTH dalton
Ursula ux ems
Johannes Brigham, yeom ffrancesca ux Thome Aislaby
Ricardus Brig-ham, yeom
TT • D • u BERTHORPE
Henricus Brip^ham, g-en r^ i
Margeria Bri|ham t- ^verthorpe, n. cave]
Dorothea Brigham Jacobus ^ Smith, gen
ijohn Dalton, of Swine, Nuttles, Sutton, etc., aged forty-two at the
Visitation 1665, son of Thomas D., of Myton, and Anne, dau. of John, younger
son of Sir William Ingleby of Ripley. Two-thirds of his income was sequestrated
by the Commonwealth for his recusancy.
2 William Brigham, of Brigham, aged fifty-three, 1665, married Ursula,
dau. of Richard Langley of Milhngton; his eldest son John being twenty-eight,
his second son Richard, with daughters Mary and Dorothy, and a younger
brother Henry, all here given.
^ James, second son of James Smith, of Snainton, in Pickaring-Lythe, is
described as of Cave, at the Visitation of 1666. See p. 264 note.
262
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
WALDBY [ELLOUGHTON]
Johannes Pennington, yeom
southco[a]tes [drypool]
Katherina ux Simonis Banckes
Anna ux Johannis Levitt
[bentley in rowley]
Johannes Garnett nup de Bentley, yeom. . . . sex mens quinto die
Apn'lus A^° XV [1662] cxx^^
Nicholaus Hardy, yeom . . cxx^^
Eliz Hardy sen, vid .... cxx^
Eliz Hardy, jun'", spinster . cxx^^
Maria Godfrey, spinster . . cxx^^
Anna Garsby, spinster. . . cxx^^
[swine]
Katherina Constable, nup de Burton Constable in paroch. de Swyne
spinster hereto die Novembris A° xvizj [1666] non accessit &c infra
unuTU mensem prox sequen &c xx^^
Brianus Metcalfe
Willielmus Hausley, gen
Valentinus Atkinson, yeom
Johannes Parson, yeom
Johannes Burton, yeom
Jacobus Dawe, yeom
David Ward, Agricola
Ellena Smith, spinster
Anna ffletcher, spinster
ffranciscus Robinson, Agricola
Joys Smith, yeom
Matar [sic] Kerrington, gen
west NEWTON [aLDBOROUGh]
Johannes Espinal, Agricola
Maria ux ipsius Johannis Espinall
Johannes Ward, yeom
Eliz ux Johannis Ward
Jacobus Espinall, yeom
Radulphus Espinall, yeom
Ellena Raines, spinster
Bridgitta Atkinson, spinster
Elizabetha Denton, spinster
Lucas Harland, yeom
Robertus Lowry, Agricola
Willielmus Poston, yeom
Ellena Head, spinster
Maria Allen, spinster
Thomas Espinall, yeom
Priscillaux ipsiusThome Espinall
ca[y]thorpe [rudstone]
Willielmus Constable, gen
Elizux ipsius Willielmi Constable
Thomas Constable, yeom
Barbara Constable, spinster
Katherina Constable, spinster
HUNMANBY
Paulus Garnett
Ursula ux Pauli Garnett
Ellena Whitfeild, spinster
Gracia Coulson, spinster
Josephus Hunt, yeoman
Maria Hunt, spinster
Ricardus Cappleman, Lab
Bartholomeus Garnett, yeom
Johannes Cappleman, Lab
Eliz Walker, vid
Anna Barritt, spinster
BRIGHAM [FOSTON]
Maria Wilberfosse, vid
BURTON AGNES
Nicholaus Robinson
Alicia ux ipsius Nicholai Robin-
son
BELBY [hOWDEn]
Ricardus Dolby [sic]
Maria ux ipsius Ricardi Dolman
[sic]
Johannes fossegate, yeom
Easter ux ipsius Johannis
Katherina Belt
GILBERT DYKE ^
Eliz Barker
• Gilberdike in Eastrington Parish*
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
263
YOUKFLEET^
Anna Smith, spinster
Eliz Carr
Thomas Cappleman
Eliz ux ipsius Thome
Anthonius Pickering, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Thome
SCALBY [bLACKTOFT]
Christopherus Otterburne
Anna ^ ux ipsius Christopheri
Anna Banckes, vid
Maria Banckes, spinster
HOWDEN
Willielmus Sandy, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Willielmi Sandy
Maria Big-g-en ux Johannis Biggin
Johannes Burnett, yeom
Eliz ux Johannis Burnett
Maria Harrison, vid
BARMBY
[on the MARSH, howden]
Johannes Rusholme
Anna ux ipsius Johannis
Ellena Ramsey, vid
Johannes Ramsey, yeom
Ricardus Ramsey, yeom
Joanna Leper, vid
Johannes Underwood, yeom
fFranciscus Blaw, yeom
Katherina ux ipsius fFrauncisci
OSGERBY**
Willielmus Deane, yeom
Dorothea Padgett
HEMINGBROUGH
Johannes Vaus, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Johannis
Joanna Killingham ux Roberti
Killingham
HAGTHROPE [hEMINGBOROUGh]
Carolus Bowes, gen
menthorpe [hemingborough]
Johannes^ Watkinson yeom
Prudencia ux ipsius Johannis
Henricus Raby, Agricola
Johannes Raby, Lab
Franciscus Yaxley, gen
Simo^ Tasker, yeom
Anna ux eius
Eliz Leedes, spinster
Johannes Wensley, Agricola
Eliz Richardson
Eliz Bootham
naborne [acaster-malbis]
Ricardus Long, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Ricardi
Maria Bovell, spinster
Henricus Grainger, yeom
Willielmus Palmes, Ar
Maria ux ipsius Willielmi
Willielmus Boys, yeom
Jacobus Gower, Labourer
1 Yokefleet in Howden parish.
*The only entry in the Blacktoft Registers of the name is " 1706, Anne
Otterboum, December 22," buried. But the Registers are defective, commencing
in 1700. An extract for 1637 is taken from the Archbishop's transcript.
3 Osgodby in the parish of Hemingborough.
* There is in 1653-4 a short notice for his petition to compound for an
estate of £1"^ 13s. 4d. for his recusancy. Thomas Watkinson, of Menthorpe, who
sufiEered martyrdom with Robert Thorpe, priest, whom he had entertained,
May 31, 1 591, was probably of the same family. Robert Watkinson, priest and
martyr, April 17, 1602, was born in Hemmingborough, and probably of the
family.
^ A Simon Tasker (indexed as Stephen, C.R.S.^ iv, 373), a wheelwright, of
Acaster-Malbis, query Naburn in that parish. Mr W. M. Baines, in his Old
Naburn^ p. 87, gives his father's name as Joseph, and five later generations.
But he says that in the Hemingborough registers there is, "Simon Tasker, of
Menthorpe, buried 10 January, 1680," presumably the one in the text, the Rev.
W. Peter Wright informing me that the wife Anne, was buried 28 Dec. 1679,
and that the name of Simon T. is common after 1609. Elizabeth Tasker, lay-
sister at York, may be related.
264
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Thomas Rayley, yeom
Ellena ux Thome Rayley
Joanna ffoster, ux Georgij ffoster
Georgius Browne, yeom
Margareta ffoster, spinster
STILLINGFLEETE
Eliz Colson, spinster
BENTLEY [rOWLEY]
Johannes Garnett, gen
Nicholaus Hardy, yeom
Eliz Hardy, spinster
Josephus Hardy, yeom
Maria Godfry, spinster
Jana Sharpe, spinster
COTTINGHAM
Radulphus^ Smith, gen
Jana ux ipsius Radulphi
Willielmus Smith, yeom
Edwardus Langsdale jun*", yeom
Averall^ ux ipsius Edwardi
Langdale
Maria Smith, spinster
Jacobus Ellerker, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Jacobi Ellerker
Johannes Ellerker, yeom
Anna Ellerker, spinster
Ellena Ellerker, spinster
Margareta Ellerker, spinster
Thomas Hutton, yeom
etton
Willielmus Arthur sen.
Johannes Creke, yeoman
cotfosse [catfoss]
Ricardus Wardale, Agricola
Maria ux ipsius Ricardi Wardell
ROUTH
Averill ux Petri Bincks
rize [rise]
Gartrida ux Thome Maske
Thomas Maske jun'', Agr.
cowden
Edwardus Collinson, yeom
Willielmus Collinson, yeom
ATWICK
ffranciscus Pickwell, spinster
north ffrodingham
Maria Slaiter
Johannes Slaitor, Lab
bran[d]sburton
Georgius Ditch
Ricardus Watkin, Labour
Alicia ux ipsius Ricardi Watkin
Katherina ux Johannis ffenby
BEEFORD
Leonardus Browne, yeom
Willielmus Wright, laborer
Ellena ux ipsius Willielmi
Wright
Jana Browne, vid
Alicia Browne, spinster
Jacobus Wright, yeom
Rachel ux Ricardi Browne
dunnington [beeford]
Johannes Sledd, laborer
Maria ux ipsius Johannis Sledd
Katerina Caley, spinster
nun keling
Johannes Walker, Agric.
Dorothea ux Johannis Walker
Maria Walker, spinster
Georgius Acklam, Agr.
Maria Acklam, spinster
Petrus flfussy, Agricol.
Jana ux Petri fFussy
Willielmus Mitchell, yeom
Alicia ux ipsius Willielmi
Josephus Mitchell, Agr.
Margretta Mitchell, spinster
Maria ffussy, spinster
Johannes Pickwell, Agricol.
Eliz Pickwell, vid
Cicella Leake, vid
Johannes Caley, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Johannis
Georgius Caley, Agricol.
Eliz Caley, spinster
Robertus Hilton, laborer
Willielmus fFussey, laborer
Martha fFussey, spinster
'In the Visitation 1665 Ralph Smith is given as the son of James S., of
Snainton in Brompton, Pickering Lythe, by Helen, dau. of Francis Sayer, of
Worsall, Cleveland, and nephew of William Smith, councillor-at-law, of Dur-
ham. His marriage is not given.
^Everilda doubtless, Everingham being named after the saint of that
name, to whom the church is dedicated. '
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
265
Georgius Acklam jun'', yeom
EHz ux ipsius Georgii jun''
Katerina Crossett, spinster
Ursula ux Thome Grainger
NORTH SIKERLIE^
Thomas Thorpe
Dorothea ux ipsius Thome
Georgius Gibson, Agricol.
Maria ux ipsius Georgij
SOUTH CAVE
Kath. Banckes ux Simonis
Banckes
ffrancisca Greene ux Johannis
Greene
VVALDBY [eLLOUGHTOn]
Johannes Pennington, yeom
Eliz ux ipsius Johannis
wilberfosse
JoannaWright uxRoberti Wright
Maria Wright, spinster
Jana Wright, spinster
Dorothea Wright, spinster
CATTON
Thomas Pollard, gen.
Dorothea ux ipsius Thome
BARNEY 2
ffrancisca Tenny ux Johannis
Tenny
BOULTON
Isabella ux Ricardi Blanchard
POCKLINGTON
Alicia ux Pauli Talbott
Robertus Dolman, Ar.
Katherina ux ipsius Roberti
Eliz Spittle, spinster
Maria Langley, vid
Ricardus Langley, gen
Ursula ux ipsius Ricardi
Anna Dolman, vid
melborne [thornton]
Robertus Carter, yeom
Eliz Carter ux Roberti Carter
Barnardus Pickering, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Barnardi
Alicia Buttle, vid
Joanna Blanshard, vid
Ellena Mitchell, vid
Margaretta Webster, vid
Thomas Blanshard, yeom
Maria ux Thome Parkinson
Margeria ux Roberti Blanshard
holme in SPALDINGMORE
Thomas Dolman, gen
Magdalena ux ipsius Thome
Johannes Nelson, Agricol.
ffranciscus Nash, yeom
Robertus Thompson, Agricol.
Willielmus Williamson, yeoman
Maria Blackburne, spinster
Maria Porter, spinster
Thomas Mordant, Agricol.
Eliz Morley, spinster
Georgius Boyes, gen
Ellena Mann, vid
Anthonius Man, yeom
Anna Man, spinster
LATHUM [aUGHTOn]
Maria ux Thome Porter
Maria ux Thome Dixon, yeom
Jacobus Smith, yeom
Katerina ux ipsius Jacobi Smith
Georgius Buttle, Agricol.
Maria ux ipsius Georgij
Maria ux Ricardi Ashton
EAST COTTINGWITH [aUGHTOn]
Josephus flfranckland, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Josephi
Margaretta fFranckland, spinster
WRESSELL
Eliz Brunton, vid
David Pickering, yeom
Anna ux ipsius David
MILLITOFT^
Johannes Vavasor, gen
Juliana ux ipsius Johannis
Willielmus Cottham, gen
Lucas Poole, yeom
^ North Skirlaugh in Swine Parish.
^Barmbv on the Moor.
'Willitoft in the parish of Bubwith.
266
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Alicia Bincks, spinster
Maria Blanshard, spinster
Johannes Storry, spinster
Georgius Storry, yeom
Dorothea Storry, yeom [szc]
ffranciscus Storry, yeom
Willielmus Young, yeom
Anna ux Willielmi Young
BREIGHTON [bUBWITH]
Ricardus Abbott
Anna ux ipsius Ricardi
Johannes Ramsey, Agricol.
Jana ux ipsius Johannis
Joanna Nicholson, spinster
Ricardus Hollam, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Ricardi
Eliz Hollam, spinster
Anna Hallam, spinster
Maria Hallam, spinster
Willielmus Preston, laborer
Anna Sutton, spinster
Edwardus Gillison, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Edwardi
Johannes Bargman, yeom
Barbara ux ipsius Johannis
Thomas Bargman
Juliana ux ipsius Thome
Eliz Bargman, spinster
Margaretta Pennington, spinster
BUBWITH
Thomas^ Barker, yeom
Andrew Barker, yeom
Eliz Barker, spinster
Maria Grisdale, spinster
Johannes Grisdale, yeom
Anna Suthaby, spinster
Marcus Starky, yeom
Joanna ux ipsius Marci
Anna Burton, spinster
Isabella Garden, spinster
Margaretta Hebdone, spinster
Johannes Constance, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Johannes
Eliz Smith, spinster
Margaretta Bealbie, spinster
Johannes Thorpe, yeom
Eliz ux ipsius Johannis
Maria Thorpe, spinster
Alicia Thorpe, spinster
Maria Steedes, spinster
Petrus Vavasor, Agricol
Ellena Vavasor, vid
Eliz Boyes, spinster
Ellena Graborne, spinster
MARKETT WEIGHTON
Edwardus Clarke, Agricol
LONG PRESTON
Ricardus Briggs, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Ricardi
Maria ux ffrancisci Chapman
ffranciscus Wilson, spinster
Anna Moody, spinster
spro[a]tley
Johannes Rotsey, yeom
Nicholaus Peirson, yeom
Bridgitta ux ipsius Nicholai
Ricardus Sharpe, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Ricardi
garton
Margaretta ux Thome Dixon
Johannes Eastropp, yeom
Ellena ux ipsius Johannis
Georgius Acklam, yeom
Ellena ux ipsius Georgii
Robertus Acklam, yeom
Ricardus Acklam, yeom
Maria Acklam, spinster
FFITLING [hUMBLETOn]
Michael Morton
fflinton [humbleton]
Marmaducus Maske, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Marmaduci
danthorpe [humbleton]
Johannes 2 Thorpe gen
Jana ux ipsius Johannis
1 Barkers of Bubwith appear in Holme on Spalding Moor Catholic
Registers a century later {Cath. Rec. Soc. rv.)
2 In the Visitation of 1665 there is a pedigree of the Thorpes going back
certainly to 17 Edw. III. John Thorpe was son of William T. and EUzabeth,
dau. of Peter Vavasour, of Willitoft, and married Jane, dan. of Thomas Beck-
with, of Aikton. His father was William Thorpe, who mar. Elizabeth, dau. of
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
267
Johannes Thorpe jun"", gen
Eliz^ ux ipsius Johannis
EASTRONWICK [hUMBLETOn]
Willielmus Young-, Agricol.
Maria ux ipsius Willielmi
Henricus Gedney, Agricol.
Margaretta ux ipsius Henrici
Edwardus Young, Agricol.
Thomas Young, Agricol.
Margaretta Young, spinster
Jana Young, spinster
Ellena Gedney, spinster
Margretta Gedney, spinster
HUMBLETON
Willielmus Crow, yeom
Anna Binckes ux Petri Binckes
Johannes Owldhouse, Agricol
Prudencia Wilson, vid
Radulphus Wilson, Agricol.
Margaretta Wilson, spinster
Johannes Shereson, Agricol
fFrancisca ux ipsius Johannis
ELLERBY [sWINe]
Willielmus Langdale, Miles
Domina ffrancisca ux ipsius
Willielmi
Katherina Morton, spinster
Anna Seaton, spinster
Johannes Rainshaw, yeom
Patienc fBetcher, yeom [stc]
Thomas Young, yeom
Johannes Tanfeild, yeom
Thomas Kilvington, Agric.
Maria ux Thome Kilvington
Georgius Snow, yeom
Eliz ux ipsius Georgij
Johannes Harrison, yeom
fFrancisca ux ipsius Johannis
Johannes Hausley, yeom
ffrancisca ux ipsius Johannis
Willielmus 2 Rascall, yeom
Joanna ux ipsius Willielmi Ras-
call
Anthonius Dowty, yeom
Jana ux ipsius Anthonij
Gibson, vid
Petrus Prisetowne, yeom
Jana Browne, spinster
Eliz Browne, spinster
Senc [stc] Vaugh, vid
Hunter, vid
Willielmus Wadsworth, Agricol.
Eliz Wadsworth ux ipsius
Willielmi
MARTON
Willielmus Parken, Agricol
Alicia ux ipsius Willielmi
Robertus Bell, yeom
ffrancisca ux ipsius Roberti
Georgius Watson, yeom
Isabella ux ipsius Georgij
Maria Bigland, vid
Maria Burton, vid
Dorothea Burton, spinster
Georgius Dutchman, Agricol
Joanna Dutchman, spinster
Alicia Traylefeild, spinster
Katerina Rawe, spinster
Georgius Wilson, laborer
SOUTH SKERLNE^
Johannes Hunt, Agricol.
Barbara ux ipsius Johannis
Jacobus Baynton, yeom
Jana ux ipsius Johannis
Ricardus Baynton, Agricol
Dorothea Baynton, spinster
Ricardus Huntres, yeom
Susanna ux ipsius Ricardi
Johannes Wetherel, laborer
SWINE
Anna Constable, vid
Thomas Constable, yeom
Johannes Dalton,* Ar.
Thomas Nodder, laborer
Peter Vavasour, of Willitoft. A long pedigree is given in the Visitation. He
fought in the royal cause during the civil war as Captain of Horse, was aged
fifty-one in 1665.
' Elizabeth, dau. of Georgfe Daniel, of Beswick.
2 Raskelfe, near Easingwold often gets this obnoxious spelling.
'South Skerlaugh in the parish of Swine.
* John Dalton, of Swine, Nuttles in Burstwick and Sutton, a^t. 24, 1665,
268
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Thomas Dalton,^ gen
Ellena ux Johannis Linsey
wYTON [swine]
Willielmus Brigham
Ursula ux ipsius Willlelmi
Johannes Brigham, gen
Henricus Brigham, yeom
Dorothea Brigham, spinster
BILTON [swine]
Maria ux Roberti Barnes
BURSTWICK [sKECKLING]
Radulphus Kirton, gen
Katerina ux ipsius Radulphi
Leonardus [sic] Metcalfe, gen
Alicia ux ipsius ^ Radulphi [sic]
Metcalfe
Thomas Metcalfe, yeom
Phillipus Headon, gen.
Josephus Headon, yeom
Marmaducus Baxter, Agric
Maria ux Marmaduci Baxter
Eliz Hill, vid
Anna Tennyson, vid
Dal. [sic] Moore, Agricol
Maria ux ipsius Dal. Moore
Maria Mance, spinster
ffranciscusffriston, Agricol
Anna Sawray, spinster
Georgius Kirton, Agricol
Thomas Cobert, Agricol
Eliz ux ipsius Thome
Jacobus Somners, Agricol
J ana Stevenson, vid
THORNGUMBALD [pAUl]
Edwardus Emmerson, Agricol
welwick
Jana May, yeom [sic]
halsome^
Robertus Owte sen, yeom
Anna ux ipsius Roberti Owste
Willielmus Owste, yeom
Isabella Owste, yeom
Henricus Sledd, Agricol
Augustinus Owst, yeom
Robertus Owst jun^, yeom
Maria ux ipsius Roberti
Anthonius Awdas, yeom
Maria Awdas, spinster
Ursula ux Thome Moody
[dent, W.R.]
Alexander Hebblethwaite de Dent . . . xvtj° dieJulijA'nP xvij. Regis
Caroli secundi [i66^] unius mensis ^c xx^"^
Thomas Wilkinson, yeom
Christopherus Wood, yeom
sedberge [w.r.]
Johannes Blakelin, yeom
Ricardus Robinson, yeom
Thomas Holme, yeom
Edwardus Atkinson, yeom
Johannes Croft, yeom
Johannes Laughton, yeom
Ricardus Atkinson, yeom
ffranciscus Blakelin, yeom
Edwardus Trotter, yeom
Johannes Dawson, yeom
Henricus Dennison, yeom
Thomas Branthwayte, yeom
Johannes Holme, yeom
Edwardus Branthwayte, yeom
Ricardus Speight, yeom
Willielmus ffarrer, yeom
Jacobus Shaw, yeom
AUSTWICK [CLAPHAM. W.R.]
Margaretta ffranckland, spinster
Margretta Johnson, spinster
eldest son of Thomas Dalton, of Myton, by Anne, dau. of John, younger son of
Sir William Ingleby of Ripley.
1 Thomas, youngest brother of the second above him.
2 More likely Leonard, a common name in the family in the following
century; and so appears elsewhere.
3 Hals-ham. It is obvious that a name with '* ham " in it ought not to be
turned into " sham."
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
269
Johannes Moore, yeom
Edwardus Moore, yeom
Egidius Moore, yeom
Margaretta Cowper, spinster
Isabella Chapman, spinster
Thomas Chapman, yeom
Laurencius Peacock, yeoman
CLAPHAM [W.R.]
Thomas Robinson, yeom
Aic[?] Atkinson, spinster
THORNETON
Johannes Topham, yeom
Thomas Addison, yeom
Galfridus Wildman, yeom
INGLETON [w.R.]
Clementius Stevenson, yeom
HORTON [w.R.]
Matheus Wildman, yeom
Ricardus Benson, yeom
Johannes Bentham, yeom
Johannes Moore, yeom
Ricardus Guy, yeom
Georgius Bland, yeom
Willielmus Redman, yeom
Willielmus Rendale, yeom
Thomas Gibson, yeom
Thomas Banckes, yeom
Johannes Wareing, yeom
Easter Tennant, spinster
Jacobus Tennant, yeom
Eliz Tennant, spinster
Johannes Bent, yeom
BIRDSALL
Layton ffirbancke, yeom
ACKHAM CUM LEVINGHAM^
Johannes Day, yeom
Robertus Bowser, yeom
Thomas Holmes, yeom
Maria Jackson, spinster
KIRBY GRINDELHITH
Willielmus Sheppardson, yeoman
DUGGLEBY^
Robertus Eyndell, yeom
ARKSEY [w.R.]
Samuel Barley, yeom
Robertus Scott, yeom
Elizabetha Bradford, vid
HOOTON PANNELL [w.R.]
Alicia Shore, spinster
WALTON [w.R.]
Willielmus Dawson, yeom
SOUTHBURNE
Thomas Nicholson, yeom
SKERNE
Jacobus Canaby, yeom
Isabella Langdale, spinster
Willielmus Jarrat, yeoman
[kIRKBY ON THE HILL,W.R.]
Johannes Harrison nup de Kirkby Hill, laborer virtute cuiusdam
A6li \^c eo quod ipse . . . die ^c infra spacium unius mensis &"€
Johannes Berry, Lab
Eliz ux eius
Petrus Harrison, Lab
Margaretta ux eius
Willielmus Pinckney, Lab
Ellena Anderson, spinster
barford^
Mich. Pudsey, Lab
Maria ux eius
Thomas Dods worth. Lab
Katherina ux eius
FFORGETT*
Thomas Leath, Lab
Eliz ux eius
Job. Shutt, Lab
Maria ux eius
Henricus Berwick, Lab
Anna ux eius
^ Acklam cum Leavening.
sBarforth, W. R.
2 In the parish of Kirkby Grindaly th,
* Forcett, West Rising.
270
Maria fFrumy, spinster
Hellena ffirth, spinster
Jana Porribell, sp.
Willielmus Pearson, Lab
Brigitta ux eius
Georgius Berry, Lab
Maria ux eius
fFaith Comforth, spinster
Margaretta Gibson, sp
CALDWELL
ffrancisca Gregory ux Jacobi
Gregory, Lab
Alicia Gregory, vid
Alicia Gregory, sp""
Willielmus Stockdale, Lab
Anna ux eius
Ellenora Stockdale, vid
CARLTON [n.R.]^
Johannes Catterick, Ar.
Margeria ux eius
Johannes^ Catterick, gen
Isabella Catterick, Sp"^
Maria Catterick, Sp""
Margaretta Catterick, Sp*"
Isabella Catterick, vid
Robertus Walker, Lab
Anna ux eius
Jacobus Walker, Lab
Matheus Walker, Lab
Ellenora Walker, lab
Henricus Lawson, lab
ffrancisca ux eius
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Robertus Mansfield, ^ lab
ffrancesca ux eius
Isabella ux Willielmi Mansfeild,
lab
Bartholomeus Robinson, lab
Maria ux eius
MELSONBY [n.R.]
Robertus Pearson, yeom
Isabella ux eius
Thomas Pearson
Johannes Thompson, yeom
Alicia ux eius
Nicholaus Stubbe, lab
Margeria ux eius
Maria Watson, sp'"
Anna Clarke, sp"^
Eliz Blackett, sp'^
WALTON-CUM-GALES
Christopher Wade, lab
Isabella ux eius
Robertus Ackman, lab
Eliz ux eius
fFranciscus Skaife, lab
Isabella ux eius
Anna Menell, sp'^
Georgius Watson, lab
Ellenaux eius
Tristram Anderson, lab
Eliz ux eius
Jacobus Kilburne, lab
Eliz ux eius
[N.R.]
^ In the parish of Stanwick St John.
* Challoner says that Edmund Catherick, priest and martyr, is of this
family. Anthony Caterick, of Stanwick St John, and his wife Joyce Pennington
appear in the lists of recusants of 1604, 16 14, 16 16, etc. In 1623 Anthony C,
junior, is said to be an escaped outlaw. It is his wife Isabell Grey, wife of
Anthony C, gentleman, a recusant in 1641, together with Joyce, widow, and
probably four of her children, WilUam and John, yeomen, Bridget and Marga-
ret, spinsters. {N.R.Rec.iv, 198.) The names are in Foster's Yorks Visitations.
WilHam Penington, gentleman, is also mentioned as a recusant. In 1638
Anthony C. and his son John sold the manor of Stanwick St John to Hugh
Smithson, haberdasher of London (perhaps the Hugh, of Tottenham, Middlesex,
for which county he was M.P., and Armin, Snaith, W.R. York, who left liis
estates to Sir Hugh, his nephew, who apostatized and was father of the first
Duke of Northumberland of that family. John C. (whose wife Isabell is men-
tioned) applied to contract for his sequestrated estate in January, 1653-4
{Yorks. ArchcBl. Rec. Ser. xx. 188).
2 Fourteen Manfields or Mansfields of the parish were recusants in 1641.
YORK, E.R.
EPPLEBY [n.R.]^
Robertus Ovington, lab
Anna ux eius
Margeria Preston, sp'
Jacobus Moore, lab
LAYTON AMBOIN [n.R.]^
Marmaducus Wilson, lab
Katherina ux eius
ffranciscus Wiseman, lab
Margaretta ux eius
Robertus Pearson, lab
Ellena ux eius
Robertus Leach, lab
Jana ux eius
Anna ux Jacobi Stubbe, lab
Anthonius Pearson, lab
Jana ux eius
Jacobus Hutchinson, lab
Maria ux eius
Robertus Cutter, lab
Eliz ux eius
Henricus Killinghell, lab
Anna ux eius
Katherina ux Roberti Dun, lab
ffr Dun
GITTINGS [?]
Brianus Corby, lab
Eliz ux Johannis WalHs, lab
RAVENS WORTH [n.R.] ^
Robertus Richardson, lab
Bridgetta ux eius
Georgius Smith, lab
flfrancisca ux eius
Margaretta ux Willielmi Gibson,
lab
Cecilia Atkinson, Lab [stc]
Anna ux dementis Browne, lab
Mich. Norton, Lab
Eliz ux eius
Anna ux Cuthberti Cowling, lab
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
271
Nicholaus Allen, gen
Anthonius Allen, gen
Anna ux eius
Georgius Allen, gen
Elizabetha ux eius
Jana ux Johannis Hall, lab
aldb[o]rough
Anth. Metcalfe, gen
ffrancisca ux eius
Johannes Roome, lab
Anna ux eius, lab
Ricardus Pyburne, lab
Maria ux eius
Stephanus Dalton, lab
Ellenora ux eius
Robertus Walker, lab
Edwardus Birkebecke, Lab
Georgius Welbancke, Lab
Anna ux eius
ffranciscus Kidd, Lab
Johannes Grime, Lab
Maria ux eius
Johannes Sugsworth, Lab
Gracia ux eius
EASBY [n.r.]
Anna Colson vid
Franciscus* Tunstall, gen
Anna ux eius
Johannes Hugginson, Laborer
Maria Hugginson
Laur Louch
Marcus Appleby, Lab
Eliz Wray, Sp'
Dorothea Somerside, Sp.
Dorothea Barker, Sp
Eliz Ubancke, Sp.
HUTTON
Johannes Hirt, Lab
Maia ux eius
1 In the parish of Gilling West. . , ^, ^ t. j ,t- ^
2 Probably East Layton in the parish of Stanwick St John, and West
Layton, in the parish of Hutton Long VilUers; and used as " Huttons Ambo,
and "arcades ambo."
3 Kirkby Ravensworth. . j »
*May be Francis Tunstall, of Ovington, set 42, 1665, who married Anne.
dau. of Sir Thomas Riddell, of Fenham, Co. Northumberland. He was second son
of Marmaduke T., of Scargill.
272
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R.
Anna ux fFrancisci Thomson,
Lab.
HEYWORTH^
Edwardus Thwing, Lab.^
Willielmus Thwing, Lab.
Johannes Hargrave, Lab.
HUNDERSHELF ^
Anna* Kendall, vid
Radulphus Kendall, Lab.
Maria ux eius
FFARLINGTON ^
ffranciscus Blakeston, Lab.
Carolus Dixon, Lab
Anna ux eius
Alicia Dixon, Sp.
BRANSBY [n.R.]
Edwardus Comforth, Lab
Katherina Rawden, Sp.
Anna Sherwin, Sp.
Isabella Jackson, Sp.
SCREWSBY^ [n.R.]
Allen'^ Aiskough, Ar.
Anna ux eius
ffranciscus^ Aiscough, gen
Johannes Dresser, Lab
Eliz. Stubbin, Sp.
Anna ux Edwardi Halliday, Lab.
Georgius Cooper, Lab.
Maria ux eius
Georgius Turner, Lab.
Valentinus Turner, Lab
Robertus Harry, Lab.
Anna ux Willielmi Harrison, Lab.
Maria Wise, Sp.
Christopherus Wilson
Anna ux eius
Phillis Hornsey, Lab
sheriffhutton [n.R.]
Johannes Jackson, Lab
Isabella ux eius
BULMER [n.R.]
Michael Nicholson, Lab
Georgius Nicholson, Lab.
Johannes Hicke, lab
Anna ux eius
WELDBURYE ^
Johannes Tiplady, lab.
Alicia ux eius
w[h]enby [n.R.]
Alicia Barton, 10 Sp.
Willielmus Walworth sen., Lab.
Willielmus Walworth jun^. Lab
Matheus Stonecliffe, Lab
Eliz Ellis, Sp.
Ursula Reeves, Sp
Maria Wood, Sp.
Willielmus Dresser, Laborer
ffranciscus Bossall, Lab
Gracia Hall, Sp.
Isabella Hall, Sp
^Heworth in North Riding.
*The designation of " labourer " is often used to people of good condition.
The Thwings of Heworth were such. They had probably no profession or trade,
and the persecutions they endured must have reduced them to labour for a
living. The family is referred to in vol. rv.
3 Hinderskelf e now known as Castle-Howard.
*The name of "Anne wife of Philip Kendall of Hinderskelfe, yeoman,
appears as a recusant. May 4, 1641." To this the late Canon Atkinson puts a
footnote, " Beyond doubt the notorious Informer, etc." This Philip K. seems to
have made a living by informing against tradesmen for engrossing and such
offences against the law, and his wife is proceeded against for recusancy.
^In N. Riding. ^Skewsby in Dalby Parish.
' Allan Ayscough, of Skewsby, in the parish of Dalby, set ^^ in 1666, son of
Christopher A., of Richmond. His wife Anne was dau. of Thomas Brathwayt.
They were recusants in 1641. He paid a fine of ;^349 13s. 4d. for his recusancy in
1653.
* Fourth son of the two last; aet 36 in 1666.
"Welbury in North Riding.
1" Thomas Barton of Whenby,Esq.,and Alice his wife were recusants in 1 64 1 .
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
273
HALLIFAX [W.R.]
Nathr Crowther
Johannes Hooker, Lab
Thomas Holmes, Lab
haywortrI
Christopher Smith, lab
Jonas Smith, Lab
Willielmus Clayton sen^, lab
Johannes Clayton, lab
Willielmus Clayton jun^ lab
Josephus Smith, lab
Johannes Phillips, lab
IDLE [w.R.]
ffranciscus Drake, lab
ffrancisca ux eius
Alicia Crowther, Sp.
Georgius Booth, Lab
Isabella ux eius
Georgius Booth, lab
Maria Squire, Sp.
Ricardus Jarrett
Anna Crowther, Sp:
WARLEY [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Henricus Wadsworth
Tim: Wadsworth, Lab
OGRNDON [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Ricardus Longbotham, Lab
Robertus Wright, Lab
SKIRCOATE [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Abrahamus Hodgson, Lab
SOUTHOWRAM [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Gracia Hemingway Sp
Maria Hemingway, Sp.
STANFEILD IN LANGFEILD
[w.R.f
Johannes ffeilding, lab.
Maria ffeilding
Johannes ffeilding, lab
RISWORTH [w.R.p
Maria Crashaw, Sp.
RASTRICK [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Johannes Eales, lab
Ricardus^ Hanson, lab.
WADSWORTH [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Edwardus Turner
PUDSEY [SALVERLEY, W.R.]
Willielmus Crabtree, lab
ERRINGDEN [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Jacobus Barrett, lab
WYKE [w.R.]
Maria Bentley, Spinster
Maria Greenwood, Sp.
THORNTON
Edwardus Hully, lab
CALVERLEY [w.R.]
Thomas Dogson, lab
Hugo Lickbarrow, lab
GOMERSHALL [bIRSTALL, W.R.]
Marmaducus Cowling, lab
HECKMONDWICK [bIRSTALL, W.R.]
Michael Michell, lab
HEPTONSTALL [HALIFAX, W.R.]
Johannes Crabtree, lab
ALLERTON-CUM-WILSDEN
[BRADFORD, W.R.]
Georgius ffaber, Lab
1 Heworth, N.R. * In the parish of HaHfax. ^ In the parish of HaUfax.
*The family of Hanson (not Hansom), of Rastrick,in the parish of HaUfax,
commences with Roger " Hanson " or " de Rastrick," temp. Henry III. Mr
John WilHam Clay, F.S.A., who contributed a pedigree to Dugdale's Visitation
Continued, Vol. i, and has transcribed and printed the Registers (15 59-1640)
of Elland, at his own expense for the restoration fund of the church, expresses
his surprise that any of the family should be Cathohc, that they were more in
the dissenting line. He says there are two of the name — one bap. September 28,
1628, son of Robert H, and Sarah Thorpe his wife, mentioned in his father's will
1634; and another of Slead Hall, son of Arthur H., of Brighouse, bap. Novem-
ber 8, 1629, who had a son Richard, and was perhaps a Quaker. This may be
one of the "fanaticks" mentioned by Christopher Barnard in the preamble
above, but Henry Hanson, of HaHfax, was reported as a Papist in 1691 (J. H.
Turner's Nonconformist Registers, 163). Foster tried to connect the Hanson
family of Osmondthorpe and Adel with that of Rastrick ; but in Adel Registers
in 1668 " Hansum " appears ; in Leeds Registers in 1692 ' Hansome of Osmond-
thorpe" {Thoresby Soc. v. 54 and x, 287). Paver gives the marriage licence of
"William Hansome (of that family) to Mary Portington " in 1709, his second
and her third marriage, his first wife being Grace Whipp. Mary Newsome's
marriages to William Bucktroutin 1690 (omitted by Foster), and to Henry Por-
18
274
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R
[W.R.]
lab
HEATON-CUM-CLAYTON, '
Johannes Bradley, lab
Willielmus Kellett, lab
Jacobus Greane, lab
O AKENSH AW [CROFTON , W. R. ]
Willielmus Pearson, lab
BARNOLDSWICK [w.R.]
Ricardus Bootham, lab.
Alicia ux eius
Ricardus Bootham jun, lab
Maria ux Henrici Hartley, lab
NEWSHOLME [gISBURN, W.R.]
Christopher Batty, lab
Maria Tatham, Sp.
BRADFORD [w.R.]
Isabella ux Briani Parke,
Henricus Bingley, lab
SLAIDBURNE [w.R.]
Thomas Wigsworth, lab
Robertus Prodler, lab
Ellinora Cutler, Sp
NEWTON [? SLAIDBURN, W.R.]
Dorothea Hodgkinson, lab
Robertus Walbanck, Lab
EUenora ux eius
Thomas Starkhouse, lab
Willielmus Birkett, Lab
Jonathan Scott, Lab
Jana Walne jun^, Sp.
Isabella Know, Sp
Thomas Know, lab
Jana Know, Sp""
Henricus Baitson, Lab
BIRKETT
Jana ux Ricardi Leigh, lab
KNOLSTON
Thomas Turner, lab.
Agneta ux ejus
STAINSFORTH [w.R.]
Samuell Watson, lab
Ricardus Wharfe, lab
Thomas Kidd, lab
HUNTON [bROMPTON PAT-
RICK, N.R.]
Jana Wild, Sp [lab
Jana Wild, spinster
Christopherus Askwith, lab
Christopherus Dent, lab
Cuthbertus Banckes, lab
Christopherus Hawkins, lab
HORNEBY [n.R.]
Georgius Pearson
Margareta ux eius
Jana Pearson, Sp"^
Eliz ux Johannis Read, Sp.
OSMORTHERLEY [n.R.]
Johannes Johnson, lab
Georgius Kendraw, lab
thorneton-in-le-beames 2[n. r. ]
Anna ux Willielmi Burton
HIGH WORSALL [n.R.]
Robertus Berry, lab
Johannes Rock, lab
BROMPTON [n.R.]
Thomas Weldon, lab
ffrancisca ux eius
Thomas Smith, Lab
Margareta Hutchinson, Sp*"
WEST ROUNTON [n.R.]
Nicholaus Robinson
Henricus Robinson, lab
Willielmus Robinson, lab
Eliz ux Edwardi Grime
BOLTON HILL^
Ricardus Smith
HEBDEN [w.R.]
Robertus Rathmell
Agnetta ux eius
BROUGHTON [w.R.]
Thomas Tempest
Eliz ux eius
Georgius fFell, lab
Ellianora ux eius
Ricardus ffirth, Lab
Jana ux Thome Tempest, lab
Georgius Butler, lab
Jacobus Waldington, lab
Eliz ux eius
Stephanus Waldington, lab
Thomas Heaker, lab
EUenora ux Johannis Theakeston,Johannes Tempest, lab
are in the Adel Registers. The Bucktrouts first occupied
^ In the parish of Bradford. ^ Beans.
tington in 170
Lynham Farm.
^ Query Bolton Hall in the Parish of Preston-under-Scar, N.R
YORK, E.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
«75
HUBY [n.R.]
Edwardus Jennings, lab
Ricardus Rossall, lab
Ricardus Maisterman, yeom
Eliz ux eius
Anna Carleton, Sp.
Johannes Taylor
Maria ux eius
Sith [Seth] Maisterman, lab
Andreas Vaux, lab
Jana ux eius
Walterus Merry, yeom
Hester ux eius
Johannes Dennis, lab
MYTON [n.R.]
Willielmus Walker, lab
Ricardus Scot, ^^ab
Thomas Lancaster
youlton [cum linton, n. r. ]^
Thomas^ Appleby
Elizabetha ux eius
Henricus Hunt, lab
NEWTON 2 [n.R.]
Rogerus Baker, lab
Willielmus Maisterman, lab
STILLINGTON [n.R.]
Ricardus Smith, lab
Anna ux eius
CLEASBY [n.R.]
Cuthbertus Singleton, lab
Eliz Singleton, Sp
Radulphus Todd, lab.
Anna ux eius
BROMPTON SUPER SWALE [n.R.]
Johannes Pearson, lab
Maria ux eius
worleby*[n.r.]
Johannes Coggs, lab.
Anna ux eius
STAPLETON^ [n.R.]
Laurencius Hebden, lab
iQnOuse.
* Thomas Appleby aet 47, 1665; married first Ellen, dau. of Sir Thomas
Gascoigne, of Bambow ; secondly, Elizabeth, dau. of John Johnson, of Osmother-
ley, by whom he had, with two daughters, Thomas aet 9.
* On Ouse. * In the parish of Ainderby Steeple.
^ In the parish of Stanwick St John.
•The name of Owst shows that Halsham is meant.
' Hooton-Roberts : but it must be a mistake, as the people named belong
to Halsham up supra.
^Cridling Stubbs in the parishes of Darrington and Womersley.
i8a
SHEFFEILD [w.R.]
Franciscus Ratcliffe, lab
Edwardus Murfey, lab
Maria Sargison, vid
Georgius Greaves, lab
Joanna ux eius
CANTLEY [w.R.]
Maria ux Henrici Smith, lab
halshba^
Robertus Oust, lab
Anna ux eius
HUTTON ROBERTS [w.R.]''
Anna ux Edwardi Pearson
Henricus Sheld, lab
Robert Owst jun, lab
Maria ux eius
Ursula Owdas [Awdas]
Anthonius Owdas, lab
Thomas Moody, lab
Ursula ux eius
ALWOODLEY [hAREWOOD, W.R.]
Jana Smith, vid
YEADON [gUISELEY, W.R.]
Robertus Marshall, lab
Johannes Barrow, lab
Anna Laycock, Sp
Margaretta Walker, Spr.
Merc[ia] Pollard, Sp
Willielmus Butterfeild, lab
Eliz Wilson, Sp
har[e]wood [w.R.]
Petrus Wright, lab
Johannes Jessopp, lab
cridling8[w.r.]
Willielmus Briggs, lab
Maria ux eius
SMEATON PARVA [bIRKBY, W.R.]
Phillipus Heppenstall
Anna ux eius
Johanna Heponstall, vid
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, E.R
276
HOOKE [SNAITH, W.R.]
Thomas Empson, lab
Isabell ux eius
GOWLE [SNAITH, W.R.]
Anth: Empson, lab
Dorothea ux eius
ARMIN [W.R.]
ifranciscus Binckes, gen,
Eliz ux eius
Georgfius Harrison, lab
WHITGIFT [w.R.]
Maria ux Thome Sellar
SWINFLETE [WHITGIFT, W.R.]
Maria Pennythorne, vid
Eliz Raper, vid
Maria ux Thome Spincke, lab
UFFLEET^ [w.R.]
ffranciscus Pennington, lab
Anna ux eius
BOULTON
Isabella Blanchard, Sp.
Maria Hargill, Sp
BARNBY SUPER MORE
ifrancisca ux Georgij Tenny
NEWTON SUPER DARWENT
Maria ux Ricardi Bovell
BARWICK IN ELMETT [w.R.]
Thomas 2 Gascoigne, mil
Willielmus Smith, lab
Andr. Slater, laborer
Maria Shippon
Robertus ffranckland, lab
Willielmus Vevers, lab
Ricardus Prince, lab
Robertus Oddy, lab
Isabella Deardon, Sp
Willielmus Graycock, Lab
Petrus Graycock, lab
Eliz ux eius _
1 Ousefleet in the parish of Whitgift.
"Sir Thomas Gascoigne's name, and his great efforts to revive the faith,
his infamous trial and great sufferings, render his name one never to be forgot-
ten. Our oldest convent at York is his monument. Mr George Denison Lumb,
Hon. Sec. Yorks Par. Reg. Soc, has brought out the Registers of Barwick in
Elmet, as this is in the press, too late for use.
*The Rev. Zachary Steward, D.D., rector of Easington in Cleveland, had
a son of the same name, Governor of Mulgrave castle, in the parish of Lythe,
during the Civil War. He surrendered his trust to the parliamentary forces in
1644, taking precaution that his own estate and property should not suffer. He
was about fifty-eig^ht at the Visitation of 1666, his daughter Mary being- the only
child named. The property, at Lofthouse, or Loftus in Cleveland, came into the
hands of Zachary Steward Moore, who squandered it in riotous living-^ and was
EAST KESWICK [hAREWOOD, W.R.]
Georgius Hopwood
ffranciscus Easterby, lab
Thomas Harwood, lab
Anna Sutton, Sp.
SEACROFT [WHITKIRK, W.R. ]
Thomas Deardon, la.
Johannes Ryther, la.
THORNETON PIKES
Thomas Dutton, lab.
Robertus Rogerson, lab
Katerina ux eius
PICKERING [n.r.]
EUinora uxThome Dickinson, lab.
Stephanus Reddy, lab
Willielmus Coulam, lab.
Robertus Coulam, lab
Robertus Kinge, lab
Jacobus Jackson, lab
Isabella Robinson, Sp
Johannes Potters, lab
Eliz NorclifFe, Sp.
Anna Pennock, Sp
Ricardus Dobson, lab
Joannes Browne, lab
Ricardus Barnard, lab
Thomas Collins, lab
Ricardus fiFoster, lab
Nicholaus Palmer, lab
Anna Sharpies, Sp
AISLABY [n.R.]
Rogpr Chapman, gen
Isabella Chapman, Sp
Maria Chapman, Sp
Thomas Chapman, lab
PAYTLEY BRIGGE [w.R.]
Eliz Laycock
HACKNESS [n.R.]
Thomas^ Moore, sren
YORK, E.R. CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 277
Jacobus^ Boyes, lab Willielmus Coverdale, lab
HARWOOD DALE [n.R.] SMEATON [n.R.]
Gideon Clapham, lab Johannes Coward, lab
Ricardus Dobson, lab Ellis Blackburn, lab
Matheus Poskett, lab ffillingdales [n.r.]
Anna ux eius Jabez Roskett, lab
Willielmus Addison, lab. Anna Dickinson, Sp
Maria ux eius whittonhall
Jacobus Reach, lab \\ Willielmus Morrison, lab
Eliz Reach Josephus Thornehill, lab
[skipwith]
Georgius Thompson senr nup de Skipwith lab. xxvi'tj die Decem-
bris Anno Car secundi xv° [1663] ununi mensem conviBus xxv Julii
A° XVI [1664] apud Castrum Ebor. coram Thoma Twisden, Mil.,
Xpofero Turner et al. Jus X3^^
Thomas Thomson, la. Willielmus Ashton, lab
Georgius Thomson jun'^, la Johannes Winder jun"", lab
Robertus Heslewood, lab Brianus Winder, lab
WEST RIDING
[stonebeck, kirkby malzeard]
Thomas Beckwith nup de Stainebeck Upp infra Wap de Claro in le
West Riding secundo die Decenibr A° Car 2°xviij° [1666] . . . unum
tnensem, convifttis xvi Apr. A^ xix apud Pontefra^^ ^c. .... xs^^
Juliana Beckwith, Sp Joanna ffreete, vid
Margareta Beane, vid Maria Bell, vid
Johannes Tullye, lab ffrancisca ux Willielmi Boyne
Eliz ux eius fFranciscus Servant, lab
Anna ux Edwardi Darley, Sp Maria Thackrey, Sp
stainbecke daine 2 ffrancesca Grainge, Sp'^
Willielmus Ward, laborer Cecilia Barker, Sp
probably the Zacharie Steward Moore, of whom there is a double entry in the
Hackness registers {J^orks. Par. Reg. Soc. xxv, 98) born 23 and bap. 24 Sept.
1672, the son of Thomas Moore, of Hackness, gent., by "his second wife, the
only daughter of — Stewarde the parish minister." Thomas Moore had had a
son James bap. Sept. 10, 1661, "privately, it is supposed, by a popish preist,
being a straunger then at the manner Mr Thomas Moore was then at London."
^ Knowing, as we do, the numbers of secret baptisms and marriages, of
the latter taking place in other parishes, and the way that registers were kept
or not kept, we may congratulate ourselves on obtaining a few fragments about
this Catholic labourer from the Hackness registers. Our work is not so much to
re-chronicle the acts of the great, as to preserve the memory of such humble,
unknown confessors.
1669. Two Children of James Boyes of Hackness were borne the 23rd of
November, unhaptized , he being a Papist.
\\%\. Isabella uxor Jacobi \ioys papistcsde Broxey [Broxa] sepult 19 P'eb.
1707. Jacobus Boyes de Broxey sepultus fuit 29 die Januarii.
Perhaps we may recognize one of the unhaptized [sic\ sons in the fol-
lowing:
1700. Richardus Boys and Eliz. Tranmere {papista de Broxey) nupt. erant
18 die Augusti.
1701. Isabella, nat. Richdi Boys papisfce de Broxey bapt. erat 29 die Julij.
1704. Johanes fil. Richdi Boys, papistce de Broxey bapt. 24 Aug.
1709. Maria nata Richdi Boy a papists de Broxey bapt. 14 die Augusti.
* Stonebeck Down or East.
278
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
YORK, W.R.
fFranciscus Shaw, lab
Anna ux eius
fFranciscus Gill, lab
Maria fil Christopheri Gillim, Sp
Eliz ffreer, vid
Anna ux Johannis Thackey, lab
Ellena Reynard, vid
Magdalena Beane, vid
Joanna Butler, Sp
Georgius Smith, Lab
Cecilia ux Thome Spence, lab
FEWSTON
Anna^ Richison, Sp
FFARNEHAM
Eliz Lassells, Sp
Anna et Jana Lassells fil eius
Jana Wincopp, Sp
FFEANSBY
[Willielmus Knaresborough, la-
borer. A later insertion and
erased. See fourth below.]
Barbara Bickerdyke, Sp
Jana Swayle, Spr
Ellena Whincopp, Sp*"
Willielmus Knaresborough
Maria Knaresborough, Sp""
Christopherus Smith, lab
Eliz ux eius
Johannes North, lab.
Ellena ux eius
Mercia Pullein, Sp*"
Maria Jesse, Sp""
Margaretta North, Sp^
Georgius Normond, lab
Maria Pullein, Sp"^
Paroch de south Stanley
Johannes Kyndall, laborer
Ellena ux eius
Michael Mawd, lab
marton-cum-grafton
Johannes Hebden, lab
Thomas Myers, lab
usburne magna 2
Eliz Rainsforth, Sp^
azerley ^
Henricus Duffeild, Labor
Margaretta ux eius
Johannes DufTeild, labor,
ffranciscus Duffeild, labor.
Isabella Duffeild, Sp"^
Margaretta Duffeild, Sp*"
Eliz Duffeild
Christopher Coates, lab
Christopher Netherwood, lab
Katherina Rumfitt, Sp^
GREWELTHORPE ^
Jacobus Metcalfe, Lab
Margretta Walker, Sp""
Jana Walker, Sp"^
Maria Atkinson, Sp^
KIRBY [? MALZEARd]
Johannes ffish. Lab
Maria ux eius
Katerina Braithwaite, Sp""
Eliz Presse, Sp""
HARTWITH-CUM-WINSLAY ^
Thomas Harrison, lab
Johannes et Timotheus fil eius
Henricus Dunmore, Lab
Jacobus^ Wheelehouse, lab
ffrancisca Wheelehouse, Sp""
Jacobus Mawde, lab
Jenitta Mawde, Sp'"
Maria Mawde, Sp^
Georgius Cawdrey sen., labor.
Johannes Cawdrey, Lab
Matheus Burett, lab
STANDLEY ^
Edbrough Baker, labor.
Paroch de pannell
Edwardus Thomson, labor.
Eliz Thomson, Sp""
Margaretta Thomson, Sp""
Radulphus Reynold, lab
Willielmus Reynold, lab
Maria Reynold, Sp""
hampsthwaite
Robertus ^ Bucke, Labor.
^Many Richardsons, but no Richison in the Registers of Fewston.
2 Great Ouseburn. » i^ Kirkby-Malzeard. See C.R.S. iii, 82.
* Several Wheelhouses of Ripley and Ripon appear in 1604 as Catholics.
James W.. a Papist, was buried at Hampsthwaite, April 7, 1723. Later the name
comes in York registers. C.R.S. iv.
'^ Query Staveley. Stanley is in the parish of Wakefield, and seems out of
place here.
•A large number of the name of Buck, mostly belonging to the neighbour-
YORK, W.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
279
ffrancisca ^ Shaw, Sp^
Maria^ ux Silvestri Hebden, labor
Agnetta ux ffrancisci^ Hoppton,
lab
Jana* ux Edwardi Steele, lab
Katherina ^ ux Stephani Smith,
lab
Anna ^ Greatwood, Sp"^
Maria Milner, Sp*"
Robertus ^ ffaireburne, labor.
Christopher Malthousesen, labor.
Christopher Mai thousejun'", labor
Johannes Malthouse, labor
KaterinauxThome Hewick, labor
Robertus England, labor
Jana ux eius
KNARESBOROUGH
Thomas Gilford, labor
Anna ux eius
Maria ux Johannis Goodall, labor
Katerina Wheelehouse, Sp""
Ricardus fil Anthonij Casse, lab
Willielmus et Anna Casse fil eius
BONDEND-CUM-SCRIVEN ^
Willielmus Tanckerd, labor
ffranciscus Hill, labor
Eliz ux eius
Eliz Tucke, Sp^
BILTON-CUM-HARROGATE
Johannes Ffawcett, labor
Thomas Grimston, labor
Eliz [Grimston] ux eius
Katherina fil eius
Robertus Young, labor
Anna ux eius
Maria ux Roberti Russell, lab
Eliz Staddlethorpe, Sp"^
aldb[o]rough
Isabella Sutton, Sp"*
ROE CLIFFE [aLDBOROUGh]
Willielmus Trees, Labor.
Jana ux eius
Johannes Trees, Labor
Agnetta ux eius
Juditha Trees, Sp'^
Anna Young, Sp'"
Johannes fil eius
Ricardus al fil eius
Johannes Young, lab
Isabella Ward, Sp"^
Isabella Young, Sp"^
MUNSKIPP [aLDBOROUGH]
Michael Wright, Labor
Ursula ux eius
Anna Grey, Sp''
Maria Earle, vid
Petrus Earle, labor
Ellenora fil eius
Johannes Churchpride
SPOFFORTH
Katherina Middleton, vid
Robertus^ Plumpton, Ar
ing parish of Kirkby Malzeard, appear in Peacocks' Yorkshire Catholics in
1604. This appUes to many other names in this list. The parish registers of
Hampsthwaite have been printed by the Yorkshire Parish Register Society,
Vol. XIII. Buck seems a common name, and there are two Roberts, but his
burial shows that at the time of his death he was resident in the parish of Ripley
" 1672-3. Robert Buck de Clint papist, Feb. ye 19."
^ There are few Shaws in the Hampsthwaite Registers, and no Frances.
2 Mary wife of Silvester Hebden was buried August 8, 1684; he 29 March,
1694. He only appears in the Registers in 1658, but their descendants are
recorded.
2 Seems a mistake for Hoppefton. Her burial is registered March 24, 1680-1.
*She was buried at Hampsthwaite, October 25, 1673.
^The registers contain the baptism, with others, of Catterin, dau. of Steven
Smith, August 28, 1659; the burial of Stephen Smith of Feliscliffe hamlet.
May II, 1671 ; the marriage of Tho. Rundali and Katharine Smith, May 8, 1690;
and " 1738 Catharine Rundali, wid. aged 102, bur. Sep. 23."
•" 1672-3 Ann Gratewood, buried February ye 6th, she was a papist."
This and the civil marriage of Marie Graytwood toWiniamMilner,May 15, 1656,
are the only times the name appears in the registers.
'The burials of three Robert Fairburns from 1669 to 1676 make this
confusing. ^ In Knaresborough.
'Robert Plumpton, of Plumpton, was aged twenty-one at the Visitation
1665, but is not shown to be married, their pedigree going back to the Conquest.
28o
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, W.R.
Anna [Plumpton] fil eius
Barbara al fil eius sp""
Thomas Simpson, labor
Maria ux eius
Tomisina Simpson, Sp""
Elianora Brooks, Sp*"
ffaith fiieming, Sp"^
Tho. Steele sen.. Labor
Maria ux eius
Johannes Swaile jun., labor
Ellinora ux eius
ffranciscus Brig-ge, labor
Eliz ux eius
Gracia Inchboard, Sp*"
Jana Willden, Sp''
Bryan Mawd, labor
LINTON [sPOFFORTH]
Eliz Swaile Sp"^
Jana Hall, Sp""
Eliz Robertson, Sp""
ffrancisca Robertson, Sp"^
Anna Shutt, Sp''
Henricus Pulleyne, lab
Eliz ux eius
Eliz Gelstropp, Sp""
LITTLE USBURNE^
Katherina Waters, Sp""
Maria Marmaduck, Sp""
Jana Headley, Sp""
RIPLEY
Alicia Wademan, Sp'^
Willielmus Wardman, Labor
Johannes Wardman, Labor
Eliz fil eius
Anna Kettlestring, Sp^
Anna Brainsby, Sp*"
Jenetta Howlesworth, Sp*"
CLINT 2
Johannes Milner sen, lab
Johannes Milner jun, lab
Willielmus Sturdy, Lab
Martha ux eius
Petrus Shau, Lab
Willielmus Shau, labor
Johannes fil eius
Anna [Plumpton] ux eius
Eliz Middleton, Sp^
Katherina Holmes, Sp''
Willielmus Hardwick, Lab
Thomas Evertson, labor
Willielmus Atkinson, labor
Johannes Utley, labor
Maria Wright, Sp''
Johannes Pulleyne, Labor.
EUenora ux eius
Henricus Croomack, Labor
Jana ux eius
Ellis Grange, Sp""
FFOLLYFFOOTE [sPOFFORTh]
Willielmus Steele
Jana Bickliff'e, Sp'^
Jana Wilson, Sp^
Anthonius Wilson, Lab
Margaretta Dearlove, Sp'^
Gracia Thomson, Sp'"
Leonardus Crooke, Labor.
Margaretta ux eius
Gracia Hogg, Sp''
Anna Taylor, Sp"*
ffrancisca Hardwick, Sp*"
Anna Chapman, Sp"^
Bridgitta Chapman, Sp'"
Johannes Gardner, Labor
Eliz ux eius
Johannes fil eius
PLUMPTON [sPOFFORTh]
Willielmus Plimpton, gen
Johannes Norton, gen
Willielmus Atkinson, gen
ffranciscus Steele, Labor
Awdrey ux eius
Johannes Parker, Labor
Maria ux eius
Anna Rotherforth, Sp''
Edwardus Bickerdike, Labor
Bartholomeus Traven, labor
Jana Gelstropp, Sp''
Johannes Troolon, labor
Maria Mercer, Sp""
Edwardus Plumpton, labor
His father, who married Anne, only dau. of Richard Townley of Townley, Co.
Lanes, was killed at Marston Moor.
^ Little Ouseburn.
2 In Ripley. Close to the Southern part of Kirkby Malzeard and Hamps-
thwaite that the names overlap.
YORK, W.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
281
Stephanus Shau, lab
Thomas Howlesworth, lab
Ellinora Barborn, Sp^
Robertus Buck, labor
Radulphus Scott, labor
Georgius Challing-er, lab
Christopher Joy, lab
Maria ux eius
Marg-aretta Watson, Sp'^
Edwardus^ Welas, labor
Eliz eius mater
ffranciscus Welas, labor
Ellinora Welas, Sp^
Henricus Kendall, Labor
Thomas Hardcastle sen
Thomas fil eius
Maria Hardcastle, Sp""
Robertus Joy, Labor
Dorothea ux eius
Jana Thompson, Sp'"
Johannes fil eius
ffranciscus ffish, labor
Thomas Shau, labor
Eliz Stanley, Sp"^
Robertus Carlbeck, labor
RIPLEY
Laurencius Hodgson, labor
Isabella ux eius
Martinus fil eius
Dorothea Atkinson, Sp""
Jana Holdsworth, Sp""
Anna Askwith, Sp"^
Elianora Skelton, Sp'
Gracia Gales, Sp""
Petrus Thomson, labor
Anna ux eius
Anna Welks, Sp*"
Willielmus Reynolds, labor
Eliz ux ffrancisci Wilfield, Sp'
DENTON
Dorothea Jepson Sp""
Maria Cholmley, Sp"*
Anna Bribby, Sp'^
Abrahamus Atkinson, Labor
Anna ux eius
labor Willielmus Gill, Lab
Ellianora ux eius
Eliz Teale, Sp^
Thomas Hardwick, lab
Margretta Hodgson, Sp"^
Phillipus Lofthouse, lab
Anna ux eius
Thomas Harrison, lab
Margretta ux eius
Eliz Lofthouse, Labor [sic]
Eliz Hawksworth, Sp"^
Anna Walton, Sp""
Maria Ellis, Sp""
Eliz Bickerdike, Sp'^
KIRKBY
ffranciscus Steele, gen
Maria ux eius
[broughton]
Ricardus^ Tempest de Broughton, gen., duos me?ises sequen xij die
Maij A^ XIX R Car secundi [.1667] convi^us viii die O£lohr, A° xix
apud Kfiaresboroughy &€ xl^^
Eliz ux eius Maria^ Brogden, Sp'^
^Wheelhouse.
^The old Catholic family of Tempest of Broug-hton is with us still with a
pedigree of eight centuries. Mrs Tempest of Broug-hton, who has made a careful
study of it, oblig-ed with this section of her elaborate collections, by which it
appears that Richard was third son of Sir Stephen Tempest of Broughton (1553-
1625), second by his second marriage to Katharine, dau. of Henry Lawson, of
Nesham, Co. Durham. He mar. Elizabeth, dau. of Nicholas Grimshawe, of
Clayton-le-Moors, Lancashire, and was quarter-master in the royal army, and
had to claim allowance from the indigent soldiers' fund in 1663. His residence
at Broughton seems to be subsequent to his sale, before 1648, of a farm at
Bracewell, where a branch of the family resided. His children were: Stephen,
slain in the King's service; Richard, said to be a lieutenant in Sir Thomas
Tyldesley's regiment; John, in the text below; Robert, secretary to his cousin,
Sir Stephen Tempest (1617-72), died unmd; Katharine (York) in the text below;
perhaps Elizabeth, ob. inf.; Ellen and Elizabeth. Richard Tempest died 1670, his
wife surviving him.
282
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, W.R.
Johannes^ Tempest, gen
Johannes^ Yorke, gen
Katherina^ ux eius
Ricardus Yorke fil prefati
Johannis
Thomas^ Tempest, gen
Anna ux eius
Jacobus* Woffenden, Taylor
Eliz ux eius
Jacobus Oxnerd, labor
Joanna Tempest, Sp""
Georgius Butler, Cowper
Ricardus Laythey, Labor
Katherina ux eius
Thomas Heake, labor
wiGLEWORTH infra paroch
de LONG PRESTON
Thomas Morley, gen
Juliana ux eius
Stephanus Harrison, Husbm.
Eliz ux eius
Jenitta fil eius
Anna Wilkinson, vid
Margaretta Browne, Sp"*
Johannes Livesey sen, yeom
Maria [Livesey] ux eius
Henricus Robinson, Scboolemas-
ter
Agnetta ux Thome Sheppard,
Husbm
BRiNSFORTH in paroch de
ROTHERAM [see p. 326]
Thomas Stevenson, labor
Margaretta ux eius
Eliz Jackson, Sp"^
Jenitta ux Edwardi Gyles, lab
HOOTON ROBERTS
Eliz^ux Edwardi Pearson, labor
FFRICKLEY
Johannes Jackson, Husbm
Ellena ux eius
Laurencius^ Chalpiney, lab
Katherina ux eius
Georgius Bates, lab
Maria ux eius
CRIDLING STUBBS'^
Willielmus Briggs,^ labor
SNAITH
Michael^ Tabot, gen
Willielmus Smith, labor
^John, third son of the above Richard Tempest and Elizabeth Grimshawe,
mar. Jane Meriall, a widow from Cumberland, who kept the inn at Broughton,
after his death, being buried there Aug. 12, 1718. His death uncertain.
^John, son of William York and his wife Agnes Simpson, and nephew of
Sir John York of Gowthwaite. His wife was Katharine, eldest dau. of Richard
Tempest, of Broughton, above. They had — Richard, steward to the Broughton
estates, his wife's baptismal name only, Elizabeth, being known ; John, who
became a Jesuit; and Stephen.
3 Thomas, third son of Stephen Tempest of Broughton (son and heir of
Sir Stephen, 1553-1625), and Susan, dau. of William Oglethorpe, of Roundhay,
in Whitkirk and Thorner parishes, by his first wife Susan, dau. of Edward
Tyrwhitt, of Stainfield, Co. Lincoln. His father left him the Oglethorpe property
at Roundhay, subject to annuities of ;;^30 each to his sisters — Elizabeth, a
Franciscan nun at Nieuport, and Mary, a Benedidline at Cambrai, and other
charges. Sir Ralph Hansby, of Tickhill, and Lady Hansby laid claim to Round-
hay. There seems no reason why he did not succeed his brother Stephen in the
Broughton estates in 1672, as they were on friendly terms. Mrs Tempest thinks
that some mutual understanding existed why his son Stephen should succeed.
From his brother he had a money allowance of £40 per annum and other
benefits, whilst his son added another ;^5o. He married, about 1651, Anne, dau.
and heir of Henry Scrope of Danby, by Anne, dau. of Sir Edward Plumpton,
of Plumpton, and had five sons and five daughters.
* Recusant in 1678.
5 Elizabeth Pearson, widow, was a recusant in 169 1.
•Lawrence and Katharine Champney and their dau. Katharine appear as
recusants in 1670, whilst Thomas Champney and Anne his wife and Catharine,
widow, are in 169 1.
' Cridling Stubbs in the parishes of Darrington and Womersley.
*Mary, George, Elizabeth and Frances Briggs were recusants in 169 1.
»In 1680 Michael Talbott and Katharine lus wife were recusants; and in
1 69 1 Mr Tallbot and his son Dowderst [sicj.
YORK, W.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
283
HOOKE infra paroch de snaith
Thomas^ Empson, Tanner
Isabella ux eius
GooLE infra paroch de snaith
Anthonius^ Empson, Labor
Anna ux eius
WHITGIFT
Maria ux Thome Selly, labor
OUSEFLEETE [wHITGIFt]
ffranciscus Pennington, labor
Katherina ux eius
SWINGFLETE [wHITGIFT]
Robertus Pennythorne, labor
Maria Swingflete, Sp"^
Eliz Rapper, Sp'^
Joanna Mattison, Sp*"
SOUTH KIRKBY
Maria^ ux ffrancisci Armitage,
Ar.
Maria Boison, Sp*"
Ellinora ux Mathei Morris, labor
HOOTON PANNELL
Margaretta ux Willielmi Purdye,
labor
Dorothea ffletcher, vid
havercroft infra paroch de
FFELCHURCH*
ffrancisca ux Johannis Clarkson,
labor
Katherina fil eius
WRAGBY
Willielmus Champney, gen
Eliz ux eius
Anna fil eius
Edwardus Score, labor
Thomas fil eius
Maria fil eius
Matheus Beamont, lab
Dorothea ux eius
Matheus fil eius
Willielmus Champney fil eius
Thomas Champney fil eius
Maria Champney fil eius
KNOTTINGLEY
ffranciscus Oglethorpe, labor
Ellena fil eius
Isabella ux Michaelis Jaggs,
Shoemaker
FFERRYBRIGGE infra paroch
de FFERRY FFRYSTON
Maria ux Ambrosij lies, Husbm
ffrancisca Cowpland, servus eius
Eliz Shillitoe, vid
Willielmus Shillitoe fil eius
Anna Shillitoe filia eius
Eliz Shillitoe fil eius
Gabriel Towthill, labor
Alicia ux eius
Margaretta Cowpland
Eliz filia eius
Margretta ux Johannis Norton,
labor
CASTLEFORD
ffrancisca Rasing, vid
Willielmus Beckwith, gen
HAUGHTON infra paroch de
CASTLEFORD
Thomas^ Bilcliffe, yeom
Maria ux eius
Anna ux Thome Hill, yeom ^-
Johannes Huntrisse, Taylor
Maria ux eius
Ellena Bilcliffe, vid
Margaretta filia eius
Willielmus Bilcliffe, Carpenter
Maria ux eius
Ricardus Bilcliffe filius eius
Winifridus Bilcliffe filia eius
Anna Scholay ux Johannis Scho-
lay, Butcher
Joanna Champney, vid
^Thomas Empson and Isabell his wife with Mary his dau. and Anthony
his son, were recusants in 1680, whilst in the previous year only the wife, and
Thomas Empson and Mary his wife appear.
"Anthony Empson and Dorothy his wife appear in 1679 and 1680, in the
latter year with William E. and Catharine E., spinster. In 1691 Dorothy with
her sons William and Gregory.
2 Recusant in 1680 and 1691.
*The only known registers of Felkirk commence in 1701 and have been
printed. Frances and Katharine C. are not mentioned.
*In Cath. Rec. Soc. iv, in relation to the Knight family, the very Pro-
testant Lincolnshire Bilchffes appear. Here we find seven recusants of the name,
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
YORK, W.R.
284
PURSTON^ in paroch de ffether-
STON
Phillipus Hamerton, gen
Johannes Hamerton, gen
FFETHERSTON
Georgius^ Hippon, gen
Johannes^ Hippon, lab
Anna Corker, vid
Bridgitta^ Schole, vid
Johannes Darley, Lab
Alicia^ Hippon, Sp"^
Margaretta^ Thimbleby, vid
LANGLETT in paroch de leviston
Margretta Haighe, vid
ARMYNE in paroch de snaith
ffranciscus Bincks, Husbm
Maria ux eius
Thomas Clarke, labor
Hugo Howpe, labor
Katherina Penitham, Spr
STUBBSWALDEN in paroch de
WOOMERSLEY
Johannes Percy gen
Cicillia Percy, vid
Johannes Percy, gen
Ursella Percy, vid
Jennitta Eastwood, Spr
SMEATON in paroch de womers-
LEY
Phillipus Heponstall, Labor.
Isabella ux eius
Joanna Heptonstall
rother[h]am
Gabriel Barker, Labor.
Maria Barker, vid
CAMPSALL
ffranciscus Middleton, gen
Anna ux eius
nearer the homes of the Anne family, so closely related to the Knights. Recu-
sants at Houghton in 1680 are Margaret B., Mary B. the elder, Matthew and
Anne. In 1691 are Matthew and Anne his wife, Margaret and Mary.
1 Purston- Jackhng.
'George, aet 29, 1665, son of Thomas Hippon, ofNewhall.Fetherston, and
Anne, dau. and heiress of John Horncastle of Featherstone. In 1670 "Mr Thos.
Ippon, Mr John Ippon and Mr[szcj Aleis Ippon were suspected popish recusants."
In 1679 Mr Thomas Hippon and Mrs Ahs Hippon were bound to appear for their
recusancy. Whilst "As for Mr John Hippon, Margaret Thimbleby and Alice, the
wife of John Spinke they are non est Inuentes. As for John Spinke and Mrs
Briggit Scholey I have given them notice to be heare according to Order." The
Constable, William Mallinson, signs with a mark (J. H. Turner's Noncon-
formist Registers).
3 The Yorkshire Parish Register Society has published one volume of
Rothwell registers; but the index is to be for the complete set.
Paroch de bradfeild
Georgius ffox, yeom
Ricardus Revill, gen
Lucia Persie, Spr
Anna Revill, Spr
Gartrida Revill, Spr
Georgius Hilton, lab
Johannes Reyney, lab
Johannes Bricklebanck, lab
Maria ux Georgij Ibbotson, lab
Sara Webster, vid
ROTHWELL 3 [see p. 326]
Margretta Shau, Spr
Anna Hemsworth, Spr
HANWICK [?]
Johannes Dordon, lab
Marcus Drunton, lab
Anna ux eius
Georgius Tinsdale, Lab
Agneta ux eius
Eliz Pickering, vid
Nicholaus Skippen, lab
Maria Crabtree, vid
Willielmus Butcher, Carpenter
Eliz ux eius
Ellena Ballasse, Spr
Robertus fFranckland, Lab
Anna ux eius
Eliz Wright, vid
Johannes ffranckland, Lab
Dorothea Spincke, vid
Petrus Shippen, lab
fFrancisca ux eius
WALTON CUM BRETTON
paroch de sandall
Anna Clarke Spr
Eliz Browne, vid
in
YORK, W.R.
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
28s
Laurenclus Copland, Labor
Anna ux eius
Robertus Wright, Labor
Maria Smowtom, vid
Robertus Steele, Labor.
ffrancisca ux eius
Maria Moake ux Mathei Moake,
Labor
Anna Walshaw ux Willielmi
Walshaw, lab
KIPPAX
Willielmus^ Grocock, lab
ffrancisca ux eius
Petrus Grocock fil eius, labor.
Ricus Grocock, labor
Eliz ux eius
fFranciscus Nason, lab
Thomas filius eius
Eliz ux eius
Maria ux Thome ^ Prince, labor
Gerrard^ Salvin, lab
Rebecca ux eius
BRAMHAM
Eliz ux Willielmi Armltage, gen
Johannes fFarrer, Lab
Thomas Darley, labor.
EUena ux eius
ROUNDHEY infra paroch de
BARWICK
Willielmus Hubey, Labor.
Anna ux eius [Lab.
Barbaria [sic] ux Willielmi Butler,
Isabella Santon, vid
Paroch de shereburn
Maximil Taylor
Anthonius Bell, Lab
Thomas Howlecroft, Lab
SAXTON
Christopher Barker, Lab
Margaretta ux eius
Thomas Wade, Labor.
Maria ux eius
ILKLEY
Abrahamus* Atkinson, labor.
Anna ux eius
Andreas Hardwick, labor
Ursula ux eius
Thomas Hardwick, lab
Willielmus Gill, lab
Ellianora ux eius
Thomas Harrison, lab
Margaretta ux eius
Phillipus Lofthouse, lab
Anna ux eius
Eliz Lofthouse, Sp'' [Labor
Margaretta ux Thome Hodgson,
Eliz ux Emannelis Teile, lab
Eliz ux Mathei Hawkesworth, lab
Anna ux Johannis Walton, lab
Isabella Bickerdyke, Sp''
Maria ux Christopheri Cholmley,
labor
Anthonius Tomlinson, lab
LE WESTHALL [wAKEFIELd]
Ellianora^ ux Willielmi Farrand,
Eliz Derley, Sp"" [gfen
I
1 There are several entries of the Grocock family in the Kippax Register
{Yorks. Par. Reg. Soc. x). These seem to apply, " 1670, Gulielmi [sic] Grocoke
sepultus eodem die [Aug. 4] Magister carbonarium," colliers or charcoal burners.
" Francisca uxor Gulielmi Grococke sepulta sexto die Septembris 1670." " 1683
Richardus Grocock sepult. May 4*." " 1698. Elizab. Grocock sepult. Romae
[Aug.] 7*"'
' Prince is the commonest name in the registers but it would be hazard-
ous to conjecture that the " Uxor Thomse Prince " buried May 18, 1695 . referred
to her.
*The conjunction of Gerard and Salvin so common in the old Catholic
family seems curious so described, and there is a burial of Mr Ralph [PSoliene]
November 28, 1641 ; and a civil marriage of Anthony F[o]ulshurt of Barnbow,
p. of Barwick in Elmet to Ann Salvin of Kippax, July 10, 1656, at which the
above William Growcocke was a witness. There seems a connexion with the
Gascoigne collieries and those at Allerton Bywater near Kippax.
*The name is very common, and it may be well only to refer to the
John Atkinson of Ilkeley, C.R.S. rv. 362.
* Eleanor, dau. of Joscelyn Percy of Beverley, whose estates were seques-
trated during the Commonwealth for his recusancy. She left no issue. Her
mother was Elizabeth, dau. of William Fitz-William of Mablethorpe, E.R.
York, and Clixby, Co. Lincoln.
286 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. YORK, W.R.
NORMANTON Ncttleton, vid
RIcardus Mallett, gen Anna Nettleton, Sp''
Barbaria ux eius Eliz: Nettleton, Sp"^
Maria Todd, servus eius Maria Bayley, Sp"^
Anna ux Willielmi Cowper, gen Jana Pease, vid
Gracia ux Ricardi Overend, husb Maria Pease, Sp^
Alicia ux Martini ^ ffrawbisher, Anna Pease, Sp""
husbm Johannes Lee, Labor
EUinora Thimblesby, Sp"" Jenitta Hemsworth, Sp""
Carolus ^ Thimblesby, gen Robertus Hemsworth, labor
Anna Thimblesby, Sp^ crofton
Willielmus Goodridge, servus Willielmus Chompney, labor
eorum Eliz Chompney, Sp''
Susanna Clay, al servus eorum Johannes Walker, labor
Margaretta Orry,al servus eorum Margaretta Bayly, Sp"^
Robertus Becon, gen Josephus Ward, Labor
Martha Cowpland, servus eius warmfield
Eliz Turner, al servus eius Eliz: Barker, Sp""
PER CEDUL PIPE
LONDON & MIDD PRO RECUSANTIBUS
A° XV REGIS CAR II
[sT Giles's in the fields]
Georgius ^ Comes Bristoll. nup de paroch. Sandli Egidij in campis
. . . xj menses sequen primum diem O6lohris A° xiiij. Regis nunc
Caroli secundi apud Justice Hall in le Old Bayly in suhurhiis Civitatis
Londonioedie Mercurij scilicet xiiij^^ die O£lohris A° xv. difti domi^ii
Regis [1663] ccxx^^
[sT dunstan's in the west]
Hannah Hedworth de parochia sandli Dunstani in Occidente in
warda de ffarringdon extra London spinster trium mensium sequen
xxv^ diem Januar A° xiiij^ apud Justice Hall in le Old Bayly xv die
Julij an"^ XV [1663] Ix^^
Alicia Hedworth de paroch et warda prediBa Ix"^^
[sT Giles's in the fields]
Johannes* Digby de paroch San6li Egidij in campis Ar. vi menses
sequen primum diem OBobris A° xiiij apud Justice Hall in le Old
Bayly ixP die Decemhris A° xv. [1663] cxx^'
Anna^ Warden, nup. de ead, vid. sex menses sequen /° die Marcij
A° XV locuTUy diem.) A7in. supradi£i cxx^^
1 Perhaps connected with Sir Martin Frobisher, the navig-ator.
2" John Thymelbye," as he signs his name, of Syndall in Normanton
declares his son Charles's age as twenty-three in 161 2. The father was son of
John Thimbleby of Irnham, Co. Lincohi, mar. Mary, dau. and heiress of Charles
Jackson, of Snydall. Charles's fine for delinquency (he had perhaps conformed
to the Puritan Covenant, as his recusancy is not mentioned) was ;^2,o83 13s. gd.
If the recusant is this one, he would be seventy-eight at the time.
2 George Digby, second Earl.
^Probably the eldest son of the above George, Earl of Bristol, and who
succeeded as third and last Earl in 1676, dying- in 1698.
^ Anne W, and several of following Recusants are in Midx Records, in, 332.
MIDDLESEX CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 287
Petrus Wilkinson, Taylor sunbury
Willielmusi Robotham, Taylor Henry Sadler sen, yeom
Georgius Wildbore, Grocer harlington
Willielmus Smithson, Taylor Georgius Best, yeom
Paulus Houldhouse, Shoemaker Rogerus Coxe, yeom
Johannes Deakins, Stacioner ffrancisca Goslinge ux Henrici
Gosling 2
[sT James's, clerkenwell]
Jasper Lindsey nup de paroch. san6li Jacobi Clerkenwell glover,
duorum niensiuin sequen t^ diem AugusHA'^ atz; [1663] cx:)^
Johannes fFrith, Taylor ffranciscus Chickley, Glover
[sT Giles's in the fields]
Edwardus Brookes nup de paroch san6li Egidij in campis, yeoman,
tres menses sequen i^ diem Januar A° xVy apud Hicks Hall in St
John Street in Com predi£lo die Martis post clausum. Pasche scilt
xxiiij^ die Aprilis A° xviij^ f 1666] cxx^^
HANWORTH
ffranciscus^ Cottington nup de Hanworth, Ar.., undecim mensium
sequen p'" diem, Maij A° xv apud Justice Hall in le Old Bay ley
xvj die Januar A^ xviijy [1667] suh m^anu Edwardi Shelton, clerici
pacisy &'c ccxx^^
Willielmus Gildon, gen Ricardus Gildon, gen
[STAINES]
Johannes Perkins de Staynes, yeom. sex menses, sequen primum diem
G^obr. A° xviij convi6lus apud Hicks Hall in S^John StreetCy prima die
Julij A^ xix [1667] suh manu Edwardi Shelton clerici pads . . . cxx^^
ENFIELD ffranciscus Cooke, gen
Johannes Welpeley, yeom Edwardus Henshawe, yeom
Thomas Gougeman, gen Georgius Hemings, yeom
ffranciscus Cooke nup de Enfield gen. quinque mensium, sequen
primam diem Maij A° xix° conviBus apud Hicks Hall in St John
Street xiiij die Januar An° xjx [1668] suh manu Edwardi Shelton
clerici pads r^»
Edwardus Henshawe, yeom
HANWELL Johannes Stybbs, yeom
Johannes Moore, yeom Johannes Cozens, waterman
STAINES
Johannes Perkins nup de Staynes yeom, quinque mensium, sequen,
xxvij diem 06lohris A^ xix, convi6lus apud Westm. die Jovis prox
post festum sa7i6li Michaelis Arch, scilt viij die 06lohris A° xx°
[1668] suh 7nanu Edwardi Shelton clerici pads c^i
WILLESDEN
Johannes flRnch nup de paroch deWillesdon y&om.unum mensem, se^
quen xxx Maij A^ xxj, conviBus apud Westm vif OBohris A° xxj.
[1669] suh man Edwardi Shelton clerici pads xx^^
'Probably the William Robbtham [stc] and Hannah, his wife, against
whom further proceeding's were taken December 4, 1664.
2A weaver, Mtdx /Records, Hi, 333.
3 Probably a collateral relative of Francis C. who was created in 163 1 Lord
Cottington of Hanworth, the title expiring with him in 1653.
388 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
MIDDLESEX
Thomas Marsh, yeom Willleimus West, yeom.
Johannes Marsh, yeom Anna Combes, vid
Thomas Bell, yeom Anna Durden, spinster
Matheus Higgs, blacksmith Paroch de laleham
STAINES Willielmus King, yeom
Ricardus Ashfeild Maria^ Reeve, vid
Patientia Ashfeild ux eiusdem Paroch de ashford
Ricardi Ashfeild, als di6la Ricardus Wells, yeom.
Patientia Ashfield, spinster Hanna Wells ux eiusdem Ricardi
Abrahamus Bonnyfeild, yeom
HAMPSTEAD
Johannes Needham, nup de paroch de Hampsteed, gen. virtute&'Cy
unum mensem sequen quartum diem Aprilis A° xxj. apud Westm vif
die 06lohr Anno xxj [i6yo]
Thomas Tydd, wheelwright
PER CEDUL PIPE COM SURR[EY]
pro recusan
[farnham]
Henricus Steele de ffarneham unius mensis sequefi xjx^ die Jan. A°
xix, apud Kingston super Thamisiam die Lune o£lavo die Marcij -4°
XXJ [1669] xs^
[chobham]
Henricus Bristow de Chobham x:^^
[woking]
Thomas Bromley de paroch de Wokeing, trium mensium sequefi
secundum diem Decembris A° xviij° apud Kingston super Thamesiam
die Lune xxiiij"^ die ffehr. A° xx°, [1668] Ix^'^
Thomas fFuller Johannes Goad
Johannes Burt Robertus Porter
Johannes Woods purbright
worplesden Stephanus Smyth
Thomas ^ Ockley
PER CEDUL PIPE PRO RECUSAN DEVON
de a° xxj regis nunc
[winkleigh]
Johannes Daby de Winkeley, yeom. unum mensem sequen primum
diemffebruar A° xvi/. apud Castrum Exon. xxiiij^ dieJulijAn^ xvij
T
,xx
STANTON Silvia uxor Johannis Skynner,
Thomas Harris jun., yeoman yeom
Georgius Bovey sen. , yeom perry pomeroy
BRiXHAM Thomas fford, yeom.
ChristianauxorWillielmiTorer, Ricardus Berkley, yeoman
yeom modbury [yeom
Rosa uxor Roberti Martin, yeom Johanna ux Johannis Harding,
'Mary Reeve, later described as of Kingston-on-Thames, left property to the
poor of Laleham; and by the register seems widow of Geoffery Reeve.
^Ockleys at Worplesden are mentioned in the Visitation of 1623. Harl,
Soc. XLiii, 75.
DEVON
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
289
[kenn
RicardusBell, de Kenn, Miller rtr^c'* unum mensem sequen primtini diem
JulijA 72° xvj apud Castrum Exon nono die MarliiA° xvj [ 1 664]. . xx^^
Hundredo de east budley^ Anna Linch
Arthurus Trevelian, gen.
Trevelian ux pred Arthur!
Trevelian
Hundred de shebbeare
Maria Coffin, vid
Thomas Coffin, yeom
Maria Coffin, spinster
Thomas Linch, yeom.
Elizabetha ux prefat Thome
Linch
Egidius Tricke, yeom
Eliz ux predidli Egidij Tricke
Willielmus Morrice, yeom.
Elnor ux predi6li Willielmi
Willielmus Lukey, yeom
Willmot ux predidli Willielmi
Lukey
Johanna Linch, vid
Egidius Linch, yeom
Petrus Linch, yeom
Edwardus Linch, yeom
Maria Linch ux preditSli Edwardi
Willielmus Jose, yeom
Elizabetha ux predidli Willielmi
Jose
Johannes Hawkes, yeoman
Dorothea uxor predi6li Johannis
Hawkes
Thomas Palmer, yeom
ALLWINGTON
Thoma Salsburie, gen
Salisbury ux predi6li Thome
Hundredo de ottery st mary
Georgius Eveleigh
Eveleigh ux predicSli Georgij
paington
Elizabetha Kirkham, vid
Edwardus Kirkham, gen
Maria Kirkham, spinster
Jerom. Wakeley, gen
NORFOLCIA pro RECUSANTIBUS
[kenninghall]
Ludovicus Gedge de Kempnall[?] yeoman trium mensium sequen vij
diem Maij A° xv°, ap7id Thetford xiiij die Martij aP xvj [1664] coravi
Ricardo^ Hyde mil., Capital Justiciar «fl?^/«C2V« Ix^^
\
Jeremia Watkyne, yeom
STRATTON st MICHAEL
Johannes Booty, yeom
yaxham
Johannes Bucke, yeom
Sarah uxor eius
ellingham magna
Antonius Occley, yeom
fFranciscus Dix, yeom.
Georgius Nicholson, yeom
shott[e]sham
Johannes Halls, yeom
Christiana ux eius
Georgius Halls, yeom
Anna Hordett, spr.
Alicia ux Johannis Webster, yeom
Edwardus Bensley, yeom
Elizabetha ux eius
BRACON ASHE
Johannes fFox, yeom
hethersett
Edmundus Bidwell, yeom
ux eius
St John Bucke, yeom
Elizabetha Davis, spr
mo[u]lton magna
Abrahamus Dayves, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Juby, yeom
uxor eius
brand[on?] parva
Bartholomeus fflegg, yeom
HURGHAM [? HARGHAm]
Samuel Pike, yeom
Jacobus Dix, yeom
Edwardus Stone, yeom
• East Budleigh.
2 This should be Sir Robert Hyde.
19
^go
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
NORFOLK
BANHAM BROOME
Johannes Watson, yeom
Anna ux eius
Margaretta Jolley, Spr.
Eliz Jolley
CRIMPLESHAM
Willielmus ffarmer, yeom
uxor eius
MARRAM
Christopherus Good, yeom
[thelveton or thelton]
Willielmus^ Hauers [Havers] de Shelveton An, trium mensinni
seqiien primimi diem Maij A^. xiP^ [1664] apud Thetford xhij^ die
Martij A^ xvf. coram Roberto Hyde mil. capital Justiciar^ ^'/Johanne
Keeling", mil. justic /jt-'"
Susanna uxor eius
SHIPDHAM
Henricus Norman, yeom
uxor eius
north tuddenham
Johannes ffisher, sivemaker
Anna ffisher, Spr
Cicilia ffisher, Spr
Maria ffisher, Spr
Robertus Copeing, yeom
ffrancisca ux eius [yeom
Anna ux Thome Thynge jun*",
ken[n]inghall
Johannes^ Symmes, mil
horsefeild [horsford]
Edwardus Suffield, yeom
Anna uxor eius
KESWICK
Andr. Tanner, yeom
ffrancisca uxor eius
MELTON PARVA
Henricus Alexander, yeom
BRAND[0N] PARVA
Thomas Tompson,^ gen
Maria ux eius
BRAMPTON
Eliz uxor Nicolai Suffield, yeom
DILHAM
Beggerley, vid
NORWICHTHORPE
Robertus Gunber, yeoman
Maria uxor eius
BOWSEY [bAWSEyJ
Wignifrida uxor Galfridi Wethe-
rall, yeom
fflitcham
Paston, vid
Anna Blacke, Spr.
STOAKE
Eliz Spycer, vid
Matheus Wright
MAR HAM
Thomas Henchley, yeom
Edwardus Mumford, gen
Margaretta ux eius
swaf[f]ham
Willielmus Bell, yeom
cooKLEY CLAY "* [yeom
Maria uxor Zacharias Hacking,
GOODERSTON
Johannes ffuller, yeom
Cresey Richman
oxborough
Henricus^ W^idmert, veom
^ The old Catholic family of Thelveton or Thelton is no long-er seated at Thel-
veton, the last squire of the family having sold the estate about 1870. Thomas
Havers of Winfarthing- purchased the manor in 1592. The recusant in the text
was his grandson, being- son of John Havers and Elizabeth, dau. of John Tin-
dall of Banham. His wife was Susan Brook of Whitchurch, her name following-
his. The earliest known members of the family served important offices to the
first dukes of Norfolk. The minutes of the Catholic Club, 1793-8, of which
William Havers was Hon. Secretary, have been transcribed for printing- by this
society. The representative of the family, Kenneth Havers, is an adlive Catholic
in London, and his sister Dorothy, the wife of Professor Georg-e Simonds Boul-
g-er, has written several novels. '^ Later as Symmonds.
^ T[h]ompson is not a personal name, but that of a parish in Norfolk, formerly
Thomeston, a dozen miles from Brandon Parva.
\ Cockley-Cley.
'This appears three times later as Henry Widinerpoolc. In the Bedingfeld
NORFOLK
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
291
Edwardus Damporte, yeom
Brevvett, yeoman
Martha uxor eius
Margaretta Harpley, Spr
Harpley, vid
Ricardus Harpley, yeom
Susanna Hewes, spr
NORTHWOULD
Thomas Johnson, yeom
Maria uxor eius
Robertus Johnson, yeom
Maria Paston, Spr.
Willielmus Mitchell, yeom
Johannes Buckhnam, yeom
[thwaite ]
Benjamin London de Twait, g-en, trium metismm sequen decimimi
diem Aprilis anno xvj Regis Caroli secundi apud Thettford xxiiij die
ffehr, anno xvi/ [166^] cora?n ]oha.nne Keeling, mil. Justiciar . /a''
LLENDRINGSETT
Ricardus ffitzs, gen
Maria uxor eius
ffranciscus ffitzs, gen
Maria Corchener, vid
Margaretta Turnor, vid
ffrancisca Corchiner, vid
Agneta Jarvis, Spr
BARNEY
Johannes Suggar, yeom
brand[on parva]
Willielmus Thompson, gen
Maria uxor eius
ald[e]by
Barnabas Wall, yeom
Winifrida Wall, spr
HADDESTON^
Henricus Capps, yeom
THELVETON
Willielmus- Harvers, Ar
raydon [?]
Joshua fFoulster, yeom
FFOXLEY
Henricus Willowes, yeom
LLINGE [lYNG]
Willielmus Callowe, yeom
uxor eius
THURNEY [tHURNINg]
Anna uxor Petri Elbing, gen
Robertus Weake, yeom
Margaretta uxor eius
Antonius Brott, yeom
Sarah Dydall, vid
SHIPDAM
Henricus Norman, yeom
uxor eius
NORTH TUDDENHAM
Johannes ffisher, Sivemaker
Anna ffisher, Spr
Maria ffisher, Spr
Papers, to be printed in Vol. vu, Henry Widmerpoole described as having-
served Sir Henry Bedingfeld about forty years, dying- Jan. 22, 1669, i.e., i6f^,
as the last of his four convi(5lions, on p. 296 is on O&i. 12 or 13, 1669, ^or three
months following April 21 in that year.
' Haddiscoe? -Vere Havers. 'Stratton Strawless.
19a
Robertus Coppyng
ffrancisca uxor eius
Anna uxor Thome Thinge
KENNINGALL
Johannes Symmonds, mil
HORSTEAD
Edwardus Suffeild, yeom
Anna uxor eius
Maria Wasses, spr
FFRETTINGHAM
Jeremiah Wallpoole, vid \sic\
Susanna Palmer, vid
Anna uxorWillielmi Pratt, yeom
Paulus Dicker, yeom
Anna Dobbs, vid
HORSHAM ST FFAITH
Katerina ux Willielmi Wrongry
BRAND[0N] PARVA
Thomas Thompson, gen
Margaretta ux eius
W^illielmus Thompson, gen
Maria uxor eius
STRATTON STRAYLES^
J ana ux Georgii Lomocke, yeom
Edwardus Edmonds, yeom
Dorothea uxor eius
292
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
NORFOLK
BRAMPTON
Elizabetha uxor Nicholai Sutt-
feild, yeom
CASTLE RISING
ffranciscus Cafford, yeom
Dorothea uxor eius
Margaretta Clarke, Spr
Jacobus Barber, yeom
Anna Wingfeild, Spr
Eliz uxor Jacobi Barber, yeom
Ricardus Rowe, yeom
Elizabetha uxor eius
Eliz uxor Robert! Jackson, yeom
Maria Powell, vid
Wignifrida Powell, spr
SANDRINGHAM
Willielmus Cobb, Ar.
uxor eius
ORMISTON
Galfridus Cobb, gen
uxor eius
Willielmus Cobb, gen
MIDDLETON
Stafford, gen
uxor eius
Ricardus Teurton, gen
WALSOKEN
Johannes Palmer, yeom
Thomas Swabey, yeom.
CASTLE RISEING
Christopherus Powell, yeom
WALSOKEN
Willielmus Downeham, yeom
Johannes Westwood, yeom
CRIMPLESHAM
Willielmus ffarmer, yeom
uxor eius
Christopherus Goodd, yeom
uxor eius
Johannes Rolch, yeom
uxor eius
Thomas Henslow, yeom.
BARTON BENDISH
Willielmus Ackland, yeom
uxor eius
WENHAM [? WEREHAM]
Henricus Mundford, gen
Margaretta uxor eius
COCKLEY CLAY
MariauxZacharie Hacking, yeom
SWAFFHAM
Susanna Wilcher, vid
Thomas Ellis, yeom
Willielmus Bell, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Bell jun'^, yeom
Bridgitta Holland, Spr.
COCKLEY CLAY
Johannes Patteson sen^
Eliz uxor eius
Johannes Patteson jun'', yeom
Susanna uxor eius
OXBURGH
Henricus Widmorpoole
Edwardus Damporte, yeom
Johannes Dimms, yeom
Edwardus Brewett, yeom
Martha uxor eius
Margaretta Harpley, vid
Henricus Harpley, yeom
Ricardus Harpley, yeom
Susanna Huns, spr
BODNEY
Johannes Tasburgh, gen
Peregrinus Tasburgh, gen
Thomas Shinkefeild, yeom
Thomas Dove, yeom
Robertus Leeche, yeom
ASHILL
Georgius Hubbarte, gen
Thomas Waylett, yeom
uxor eius
Georgius Stoydell, yeom
Daniel Keeling, yeom
Philippus Johnson, yeom
Eliz Allin, Spr
Anthonius Stoydell, yeom
Maria Hubbart, Spr
Anna Betts, Spr
Eliz Betts, Spr
NORTHWOULD
Thomas Johnson
BANNY [barney]
Barbara Suggar, vid
Johannes Suggar, yeom
FEILD DAWLING [dALLING]
Anna Goddfrey, vid
SWANTON MORLEY
Robertus Suggar, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
NORFOLK
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
293
Pheba uxor Edmundi Seeley,
yeom
NORTHLINGHAM ^
Maria Plumbstead, vid
Maria Wickes, vid
Thomas Hanford, yeom
uxor Gualteri Bellamy, yeom
TITTSHALL
Maria Overton, vid
FFAKENHAM
Thomas Wattson, yeom
SNORING PARVA
Thomas Poynter, yeom
NORWICHTHORPE [tHORPE ST
Andrew]
Robertus Gimber, yeom
Elizabeth Taylor, vid
HICKLING
Eliz uxor Simonis fFairweather,
gen
Josephus Harrison, yeom
[hethersett]
Edvvardus Bidwell de Hethersett yeom, triuni tnensiuin sequentiunt
x"' diem Decembr A° xv apud castrurn Norwici xviij die Julij A^ xvj
[1664] coram Roberto Hyde, Justiciar ^/ Johanne Keeling, mil. Jus-
ticiar lo^^
Robertus Baldwyn, gen
Bridgitta Chapman
Michael ffuUer, yeom
ammer [anmer]
Antonius Rumnicus \sic\
Dorothea uxor eius
babbingley
Edmundus Bassett, yeom
FFLITCHEN [fLITCHAM]
Agneta Poiston, vid
Anna Blake
SHOt[te]sHAM SCE MARIE
ET SCI MARTINI
Johannes Halls, yeom
Christiana uxor eius
Henricus Halls, yeom
Anna Howlett
Alicia uxor Johannis Webster
Edwardus Bensley, yeom
uxor eius
SAXLINGHAM NETHERGATE
Thomas Derman, yeom
SHIPDHAM
Henricus Norman, yeom
uxor eius
NORTH TUDDENHAM
Johannes ffisher, Sivemaker
Anna ffisher, Spr
Robertus Copping, yeom
ffrancisca uxor eius
Anna ux Thome Ihinge, yeom
YAXHAM
Thom. Dew, yeom
uxor eius
St John Bucke
Eliz Daytey, Spr
cringlefeild [cringleford]
Johannes Raymor, yeom
ketteringham
fFranciscus Gooch, yeom
uxor eius
MELTON MAGNA
Henricus Humberston
Abrahamus Daynes, yeom
uxor eius
Philippus Payne, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Jubic, yeom
uxor eius
MELTON PARVA
Henricus Alexander, yeom
GESWICHE [kESWICK?]
Andreas Tanner, yeom
uxor eius
HORSTEAD
Edwardus Suffeild, yeom
uxor eius
FFRETTINGHAM
Jeremia^ Woolepool, vid
Anna Dobbs, Spr
Susanna Palmer, vid
Anna Pratt uxor Willielmi Pratt,
yeom
NEWTON ST FFAITH
Ricardus Cauchnell, yeom
Carolus Cauchnell, yeom
Query North Burlingham.
^Walpole.
294
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
NORFOLK
NORWICHTHORPE [tHORPE
ST ANDREW]
Eliz Taylor, vid
Robertus Cumber, yeom
Maria ux eius
Maria uxor Willielmi Carter,
yeom
ASHILL
Ceorgius Hubbart, gen
Thomas Waylett, yeom
uxor eius
Ceorgius Stockdale, yeom
Daniel Keeling, yeom
Phillipus Johnson, yeom
Anthonius Stockdayle, yeom
Eliz Allen
Anna Betts
Maria Hubbart, Spr
CORBROOKE [?]
Edwardus Coopfer], yeom
ASLACTON
Jonath. Cocke, yeom
Maria uxor eius
CRIMPLESHAM
Willielmus ffarmer, gen
uxor eius
IPWELL [?]
Thomas Beamer, yeom
Robertus Pemner, yeom
Stephanus Dunch, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Pomer, yeom
Daniel Phillipps
Eliz uxor eius
Petrus Trolley, yeom
Johannes Hubbart, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
Jana Rose
Maria Drake
fFrancisca Astvvood, vid
MENHAM [?]
Christopher Good, yeom
uxor eius
Johannes Rose, yeom
uxor eius
Thomas Skynner, yeom
Thomas Hunsloe, yeom
WEST De[e]pHAM [dEOPHAm]
Nicholaus Malster, yeom
thel[ve]ton
Willielmus Havers, Ar
Susanna ux eius
keninghall
Johannes Symmons, mil
northwould
Thoma Johnson, yeom
Maria Paston
ellingham magna
ffrancisca Dix
LETHERINGSETT
Ricardus ffitz, yeom
Maria ux eius
ffrancisca Lydson
swaf[f]ham
Willielmus Bell, yeom
ux eius
OXBURGH
Henricus Widmorepoole, gen
Edwardus Damporte, gen
Johannes Binne, gen
Edwardus Drewett, yeom
Martha ux eius
Margaria Harpley, vid
Ricardus Harpley, yeom
Susanna Huns
EAST BRADDENHAM
Petrus Pacock, yeom
HOLME HALE
Carolus Bateman, gen
Margeria Robinson
Bartholomeus Howlins, yeom
Margeria ux eius
Gregorius Cubitt, yeom
[Bla7ik in MS.\
Thomas Bruste, yeom
HILLBOROUGH
Johannes ffuller, yeom
Maria ux eius
Maria ux Zacharie Hacking,
yeom
Johannes Pattfer]son sen, yeom
Eliz ux eius
Johannes Patt[er]son jun, yeom
Susanna ux eius
BURROUGH [burgh] SCI PETRI
ffranciscus Manclarke, yeom
Nathan Manclarke, yeom
ffrancisca Manclarke, spr
I
NORFOLk CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 295
brand[on] parva ux Gualteri Bellamy, yeom
Thomas Thompson, gen STANTON MORLEY
Margaretta ux eius Robertus Sugar, yeom
Willielmus Thompson, gen Eliz ux eius
Maria ux eius uxor Edmundi Sooley, yeom
Bartholomeus ffleg, yeom MILDHAM
uxor ejus Ricardus Copping, yeom
BARFORD Maria ux eius
Pheba ux Abrahami Wrfis [Wil- DUNHAM MAGNA
Hams], yeom Bridgetta Barker, vid
WESTLING [west LYNN] Thomas Crosse, yeom
Thoma Wylde, yeom Johannes Candler, yeom
uxor eius uxor eius
Em[n]eth Edwardus Watling, yeom
Thomas Leacock, yeom ux eius
ux eius Dorothea Pare, Sp""
NORTH ELMHAM FEILD ALLINGTON
Thoma Hamford, yeom Anna Godfrey, vidua
Maria Wicks BARNEY
Eliz Plumbstead Barbara Suggar, vid
[SAXTHORPE?]
Edwardus Edmonds de Saxelthorpe yeom., uiiitis mensis sequen
9""^ diem Julij Anno xxj^. apud Castrum Norvici xx^ &c Aprilis
xxj^ Regis Caroli[i66g] cora7?i ]oha.nne Hobart, Philipo Woodhouse,
Johanne Holland, Roberto Kempe, Petro Gleane, Barr^"' et ah . xx^^
Dorotheauxor Edwardi Edmonds
PASTON SAXTHORPE
Thomas Read, yeom Willielmus Droser, yeom
Christopherus Trace, yeom Thomas Goodman, yeom
Robertus Neane, yeom FFREETHORPE
Johannes fflighte, yeom Barnabas Goodwyn
Maria Wight Elizabetha Candler, vidua
Sarah ffisher
[great snoring]
Anna uxor Johannis Cocke de Snoreing Magna, univs mensis, apud
ffakenJiain markett xxij <5r' xxiij diehus Julij Anno xxj°. [1669] coram
Nicolao le Strange Barr"° Johanne Palgrave, Jacobo Astley mil etal
Justiciar die ti doniini Regis ad pacem xy^'^
Willielmus Seeling de Snoreing Magna yeom unius merisis apud
Walsingharn xxj & xxij diebus Januar. A^ xx [1668] coram \ut
supra] xx^^
ffranciscus Warmiger de ead xx^^
[sculthorpe]
Henricus Guybe de Scoulthorpe Carpenter, unius mensis, sequen.
primum diem Decembris A° xxj. apud ffakenham Markett xxij &
xxiij diebus Julij A"^ xxj\\^cj\ coram [ut supra] xx^^
ffakenham Ellena Loose, Spr
Henricus Hempsteley, yeom Katrina Moncks, Spr
Josephus Harrison, yeom COLKIRKE
Anna ux eius Edwardus Bedingfeild, Ar.
296
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
NORFOLK
Ricardus James, gen
Willielmus Dockerell sen"", yeom
Willielmus Dockerell junr, yeom
MILEHAM
Ricardus Copping, yeom
Maria ux eius
[ashill]
Georgius Hubbart de Ashill gen, unius vicnsis^ sequen nonum diem
Aprilis A° xxf aptid Lynn Regis xij &" xiij diebus 06lobris A° xxj.
[i66g]cora7n Radulpho Hare, Bartt. , Willielmo Hovell, mil. , Laurentio
Oxburgh & al, justic xx^'^
Georgius Stockdell
Eliz Ashill, Spr
STOAK FFERREY
Johannes Hubbard, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
Daniell Phipps, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
Galfridus Adamson, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
flfrancisca Astwood, vid
Martha Wright, Spr
MARHAM
Christopher Good, yeom
SWAFFHAM
Thomas Ellis, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
Willielmus Bell, yeom
Johannes Belt, yeom
Willielmus Short, yeom
Christopherus Sauty, yeoman
NECTON
Maria Ellis, spr
Samuel Trueman, yeom
Johannes Trueman, yeom
ffranciscus Baldwyn, yeom
Winifrida Heath, vid
Margaretta ffroste, Spr
Eliz Wentland, Spr
Bartholomeus Howlett, yeom
Margeria uxor eius
Georgius Cubitt, yeom
Eliz ux eius
OXBURGH
Henricus Widmorepoole, gen
Martha Drewett, vid
Margaretta Harpley, vid
Henricus Harpley, yeom
Ricardus Harpley, yeom
Johannes Hockering, yeom
Daniel Oakley, yeom
HILBURGH
Johannes ffuller, yeom
Maria uxor eius
FFOULDEN
Thomas Brewster, yeom
Anna ux eius
GOODDERSTON
Edwardus Case, yeom
Martha uxor eius
Nathan Butler, yeom
COCKLEY CLAY
Johannes Patt[er]son sen, yeom
Elizabeth uxor eius
Johannes Patt[er]son jun, yeom
Susanna ux eius
Maria ux Henrici Hakins, yeom
Daniel fFoster, yeom
Willielmus Skepp, yeom
Katerina ux Robert! Scott, yeom Maria Jolley, yeom
Maria ux Willielmi Palmer, yeom CRESSINGHAM
Margaretta ux Willielmi Slap, Bridgetta Eldrington, spr
yeom EAST bradenham
Dorothea Tennant, Spr Petrus Pauke, yeom
Ellena uxor eius
[salthouse]
Robertus Drewry de Salthouse, unius rnensis^ apud Castrum Norwici
quinto ^c die Octobris A° xxj. [1669] coram Horacio domino Towne-
send, Johanne Hobbart, Philippo Woodhouse et al, justiciar, . xx^
CASTLERISEING
Abrahamus Vincent Katrina Mathevves
NEWCASTLE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
297
VILLA NOVI CASTRI SUPER TINAM
PER CED PIPE PRO RECUSAN
[NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE]
Robertus White nuper de villa NoviCastri superTinam,yom., i7itegrt
\piensis\ prox. ante vij diem Augiisti A° xvtj° [1666] apud Giizldhall
ville Novi Castri super Tinam coram Ricardo Ramsford^ utio Baronum
Scaccarij^ Roberto Benson Ar., et aliis sociis ems msticiariis . xs^"^
Susanna ux Roberti Emerson,
Potter
Jana Johnson, vid
Isabella Hayton, Spinst.
Jana Johnson, Spinst.
Willielmus Welch, mercator
Johannes Jefferson, Brewer
Anna ux eius
Jana ux Henrici Dalton, Brewer
Anna ux Johannis Clarke, gen.
Dorothea Taylor, vid
Johannes Corneth, lab
Willielmus Younger, Tanner
Willielmus Blakey, yom
Katherina Wilkinson, spr
Georgius Talbott, marriner
Margareta ux eius
Anna Rayne, spinst.
Christopherus Errington, yom
Eliz ux eius
Triphena Grove, spr
Georgius Bell, lab
Margaretta ux eius
Barbara Williamson, vid
Willielmus Burne, lab
ffrancisca ux eius
Ricardus Turner, yom
Isabella ux eius
Georgius Patteson, yom
Jana ux eius
Robertus Carre, lab
Maria ux eius
Cuthbertus [sic] yom
Anna ux eius
Maria Bainsbrigg, vid
Janna Miller, vid
Margaria Errington, spr
Jacobus Turner, Cordwayner
Johannes Gaire, lab
Georgius Marshall, lab
Robertus Dickenson, weaver
Katherina Redhead, vid
Ellionora Bell, vid
Winifrida Tempest, spr
Georgius Bakeston, gen
Johannes Abbs, lab
Ricardus Badhead, lab
Isabella ux eius
Thomas Moore, weaver
Dorothea ux Georgij Usher,
Tanner
Ursula ux Edwardi Thompson,
yom
Robertus Wright, Cordwayner
Elizabetha ux eius
Robertus Tempest, gen
Jana Browne, spr
Ambrosius Preston, yom
Phillipus Wouldhaue, lab
Jacobus Mathew, yom
Elizabetha ux eius
Maria Jackson, vid
Willielmus Durant, lab
Jana ux eius
Jacobus Hargrave, mercator
Katherina ux Johannis Redshaw,
lab
Lionellus Blaigden, mercator
Anna ux eius
Margareta Lawson, vid
Johannes Ramsey, gen
Katherina ux eius
Anna Kirkley, spinst
Maria Heath, spinst
Johannes Pepp[er], gen
Maria ux eius
Eliz Mastrick, vid
Georgius Beadnall, mercator
Jacobus Jackson, Joyner
Carolus Harle, Shipwright
Vere Rainsford.
2gB CONVICTED RECUSANtS, CHAS It. SOMERSET
SOMERSET PRO RECUSANTIBUS
[browton ?]
Willielmus Willis de Browton, Cordwayner, imiwi tfietisem sequen
primiivi diem ffebr. A° xvij R. nunc Caroli secundi apud Castrum
Taunton xiP die Mar tij Anno xvij^ [i66^^ xx^^
Willielmus Elleot, Glover timberscombe
fflorqntia ux Ricardi Baseley Johannes Trevillian
W^illielmus Whitaker, husband- MINEHEAD
man Willielmus Allwey, worsted
Thomas Gregory, Weaver comber
Willielmus Gregory, junior Willielmus Thorne, ffuller
Humfridus Gregory, Weaver ffroom
Elizabeth Bull, spinst Ellis Carpenter, husb.
Willielmus Oliver alias Martin, Thomas Carpenter
Carpenter Ricardus Lye
Johannes Whitaker, husb: v^ELLOW
BOWER HINTON Robertus ffrancis
Willielmus Sibley CHILTON
HOLLWELL Emma ux Willielmi Brook
Johannes Chaffey, yeom yeovell
ALFORD Maria ffudge
Phelips brewton
Editha Browne, vid Jana Ludwell, vid
chewton portooke [por[t]lock]
Johannes Sage, worsted comber David Webber
UBLEY Maria Webber ux pred Davidis
Maria Mellishe, vid Webber
Willielmus Kent, miller
COM. SUFF. PRO RECUSANTIBUS
[ashfield]
Thomas Jubye de Ashfeild, yeom, triuni niensiuni sequen primum
diem ffebruar A° XV apud Bury Sanfli Edmundic^^ Martij Anyioxvj"^
[1664] coram Roberto Hyde, mil. capital. Justiciar, et al. Justiciar Ix"^
Ricardus Cooke, yeom elmswell
Thomas Wood, yeom Johannes Carter, yeom
Willielmus Youngman, yeom Maria ux eius
BADWELL [-ash] STAININGFEILD
Johannes Eastling, yeom Robertus^ Ruckwood, mil
Anna West, spr. Domina^ Maria uxor eius
' Sir Robert Rokevvood or Rookwood of Coldham Hall, son and heir of
Ambrose R,, implicated in Gunpowder Plot, for which he was executed, and his
wife, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Tyrwhitt of Kettleby, Lincolnshire. He was
knig-hted in 1624, and mar. Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Townsend of Ludlow,
had a numerous family and died in 1679. His g^d-dau., the heiress of the family,
mar. John Gag^e, to which family the estates passed, after nearly four genera-
tions of possession.
SUFFOLK
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
^99
Georgius fflower, yeoni
Margaretta uxor eius
BRADFEILD^
Thomas Rose, yeom
BAYTON -
Thomas Burton, yeom
Maria uxor eius
Christopherus Jetter, yeom
Jana uxor eius
THURSTON
Henricus Burton, yeom
Catherina uxor eius
WOOLPITT
Robertus Townsend, yeom
AnnaTovvnsend, spr
Susanna Richman, vid
Magdalena Beales, Spr
Thomas Beales, yeom
Maria ux eius
[LIN STEAD MAGNA]
flfranciscus^ Everard de Lynstead magna. An, tHmnmeyisium^sequen
ultimum diemjaiiuar. A^xiP apud Bury Sajicli Edinundi^ die Martij
Anno xvj [1664] coram Roberto Hyde, vcvX. Justiciar ad placita et
Johanne Keeling, mil. Cap. Justiciar ad placita^ &c lod^
Jacobus Everard, gen
Ricardus Harris, yeom
Sarah Hodgkyn, Spr
Johannes Collins, yeom
Alicia ux eius
CRATTFEILD
uxor Johannis Crosse,
yeom
HUNTINGFEILD
Maria uxor ffrancisci Botwright
yeom
hal[e]sworthe
Samuel Sherman, yeom
Peirce, vid
YAXLEY
Carolus '* Yaxley sen, Ar.
Eliz uxor eius
Carolus Yaxley jun., gen
ffranciscus Yaxley, gen [yeom
Maria Aslee uxor Thome Aslee
ffrancisca Pepper uxor Ricardi
Pepper, yeom
Maria Yaxley, Spr
Willielmus Hute, yeom
Margaretta uxor eius
Thomas Nuntill, yeom
Carolus Warren, yeom
MELLER [PMELLIS]
Willielmus Poole, yeom
Johanna uxor eius
Phillipa Colson, Spr
ffranciscus Brookhorth, yeom
uxor eius
Elizabetha ffreman, Spr
fFaith Colborne, vid
Elizabetha Robinson, Spr
'Bradfield-Combust, Bradfield St. Clare and Bradfield St. Georg-e are three
parishes in Suffolk.
^Beyton or Beig-hton.
'Francis, in the seventh g-eneration of the family at Linstead, a younger son
of Thomas Everard, and Agnes, dau. of Francis Mannock, of Stoke-juxta-Nay-
landjwho succeeded to the estate, an elder brother William havingonly daughters,
Jeromye, Agnes and Dorothy. In the Visitation of 161 2 the father Thomas, if
the same, is called Gawdy, after his mother, Katharine dau. of Thomas Gawdy,
sergent-at-law, 6 Edw. VI, and one of two half-brothers, both Elizabethan
judges and both named Thomas, the other being known as Francis.
■*The Yaxleys of Yaxley took their name from the place, their original
patronymic being Herberd {Metcalfe's Visitations of Suffolk). Charles was pro-
bably eldest of seven sons of Henry Y., of Bowthorpe, Norfolk, who married
Frances d. of Charles Waldegrave, of Stanninghall, Norfolk, and grandson of
William Yaxley, of Yaxley, and Eva d. of Sir Henry Bedingfeld, of C)xborough.
Anthony, grandfather of this William Y. had a second son William, who settled
at Boston, Co. Lincoln, and mar. Rose, dau. of John Langton, of Langton, in
that county, they being the parents of Richard Yaxley, priest, who was martyred
at Oxford, July 5, 1589. {ffarl. Soc. lh. 1124).
300
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
SUFFOLK
PALGRAVE
Robertus Hinckley, gen
uxor eius
GISLINGHAM
Thomas Beddingerfeild, Ar
Gracia Bedingfeild, spr
Johannes Rushe, yeoman
wibston[?]
Thomas Goodrich, yeom
Maria ux eius
READLINGFEILD
Georg-ius Brookhorthe, yeom
Johannes Holland, yeom
Maria uxor eius
Katerina Knapp, Spr.
THWAITE
Isabella ux Roberti Pease, yeom
OCCOLD
Robertus Bard well, gen
Gates, vid
Maria Gates, spr
Nuttell, vid
BACKTON
Elizabetha Manning, vid
uxor Ivonis Board, yeom
[linstead magna]
ffranciscus Everard de Lynstead magna Ar., Trium meiisimn
sequen xx^^ diem Aprilis An^ xvj apud Bury Saiicti Edmundi 2° die
MartijA^ xvif [1665J coram Johanne Keeling, mil. uno Justiciar /^^^
Jacobus Everard, gen
Sarah Hodgkyn
Ricardus Harris, yeom
Johannes Collins, yeom
Alicia ux eius
HUNTINGFEILD
Margeria Battwright
CHEDESTON
Maria Patrich, Spr
crattfeild
ux Johannis Crosse, yeom
hal[e]sv^orthe
Margaretta Sherman
Maria Coleman, spr
Pearce, vid
WORLINGWORTH
Geqrgius Harrison, yeom
Maria ux eius
Maria Aldred, vid
Y axe LEY
Carolus Yaxeley sen., Ar.
Eliz uxor eius
Carolus Yaxeley jun, gen
ffranciscus Yaxeley, gen
Maria Aslee uxor Thome Aslee,
yeom
Maria Aslee, spr
Willielmus Hunt, yeom
Margaretta ux eius
ffrancisca uxor Ricardi Pepp[er],
yeom
Thomas Nuttell, yeom
GISLINGHAM
Thomas Beddingfeild, gen
Gracia Beddingfeild
buddesdale [?]
Thomas Atrocke, yeom
Dorothea uxor eius
STURSTON [sTUSTOn]
Bridgitta Haywood
COTTON
Edwardus Lockwood, yeom
Maria uxor eius
THWAITE
Isabella Pease
OCCOULD
Robertus Bardwell, yeom
Eliz uxor eius
Maria Graves, spr
BACTON
Isabella Manning, vid
Johannes Allen, yeom
Rachael uxor eius
witherden [Pwitherdale]
Willielmus Cutteridge, yeom
Maria Cutteridge, spr
Henricus Appleyard, yeom
uxor eius
{Blank in MS.\
Stephanus Wetherby, yeom
Gualterius Betts, yeom
uxor eius
SUFFOLK
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
301
[blundeston]
Johannes Snellock de Blundeston, lab. duorummensiutnsequen.xxx^
diem Octobris A° xvj^ convi6lus x"'" and xj° die Julij xvij^ coram
Henrico Ba.cony Ba.r^^ e^ al/ush'ciar xf^.
Thomas Burton de Bayton, yeoman, trium mensiuvi sequen. primiim
diein Decembris Anno xvj^ conviSlus apud Bury Sancti Edmundi
xxv^° die Julij An7io xijf^ [1664] coram Roberto Hyde, mil. cap.
Jusliciar ad placifa &t ]oh2innQ Kt^itWng Justiciar /.r^'
Maria uxor eius Johannes Collins, yeom
Alicia uxor eius
CHEDESTON
Maria Patrich
hal[e]sworth
Maria Sherman
Johannes Sherman, yeom
Peirce, vid
BRADFEILD
Thomas Lucas, yeom
BAYTON
Christopherus Jetter, yeom
rattlesden
Johannes Ranson, yeom
Johannes Downing, yeom
Willielmus Sadler, yeom
THURSTON
Henricus Buxton, yeom
Susanna Harthead, vid
WOOLPITT
Robertus Townesend, yeom
Anna Townesend, spr.
ffrancisca Townesend, spr
Thomas Deales, yeom
Maria uxor eius
Susanna Richmand, Spr
Maria Deales, spr
YXEWORTH [iXWORTH]
Georgius Linacre, yeom
ASHFEILD
Thomas Gooreach, yeom
uxor eius
Thomas Jubie, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Youngeman,
yeom
Anna uxor eius
Rebecca Juby, Spr
Ricardus Cooke, yeom
BADWELL [-ASH]
Johannes Eastling, yeom
Thomas Woods, yeom
Maria uxor eius
lynstead magna
fFranciscus Everard, Ar.
Jacobus Everard, gen
Ricardus Harris, yeom
Sarah Hodgkyn
CRATTFEILD
uxor Johannis Crosse,
yeom
YAXELEY
Carolus Yaxley sen. Ar
Elizabetha uxor eius
Carolus Yaxeley jun, gen
ffranciscus Yaxley, gen
Maria Yaxley, spr
Maria uxor Thome Aslee, yeom
ffrancisca ux Ricardi Pepper,
yeom
Willielmus Hurt, yeom
Margaretta uxor eius
Thomas Nuttell, yeom
Carolus Warren, yeom
GISLINGHAM
Thomas Beddingfeild
Gracia Beddingfeild
MELLIS
ffranciscus Brookhorthe, yeom
ux eius
Willielmus Poole, yeom
Johanna uxor eius
Phillipa Colston, Spr
Eliz ffreeman, Spr
ffaith Corborne, vid
Elizabetha Robinson
Ricardus Baxter, yeom
Prudencia ux eius
PALGRAVE
Ricardus Hinchloe, yeom
Sarah ux eius
302
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
SUFFOLK
STURSON
Bridgitta uxor Johannis Hay-
ward, yeom
OCCOLD
Robertus Bardwell, yeom
Eliz ux eius
Johanna Gater, Spr.
Anna Nuttell, vid
COTTON
Edwardus Lock wood, yeom.
Maria uxor eius
HAUGHLEY
Edwardus Sulyard, mil.
Sulyard, vid
Maria Sulyard, Spr
uxor Edwardi Sulyard,
mil.
Willielmus Dey, yeom
uxor eius
WITHESDEN [PWETHERDEN]
Willielmus Goodrich, yeom
Maria Goodrich, Spr
Henricus Appleyard, yeom
uxor eius
Gualterius Betts, yeom
uxor eius
Stephanus Wethersby, yeom
uxor eius
Willielmus Mackwilliams, yeom
uxor eius
HINTELSHAM
Thomas Timperley
HUNTINGFEILD
Margeria Bottrighte
BACTON
Isabella Manning-
Christiana Boore
Johannes Allen, yeom
Rachael uxor eius
STAFFORD pro RECUSANTIBUS
[DE ANNO XXJ. REGIS CAROLI SECUNDl]
[rocester]
Willielmus Bentley de Roceter in Com Staff, yeom, unms mensts
sequen x^ diem Novemhris Anno xviij^ apnd Stafford die Martis in
prima septimana prox post Translationem Sa7i£li Thome Martiris xvj^^
die Julij Anno xix \\^^']\ xx^^
ffranciscus^ Chetwinde, gen
Anthonius^ Chetwynd, gen
Jana^ Ginder, vid
Henricus Ginder
Anna^ Ginder, spinster
Richardus Harrison
fFrancisca Thompson, vid
Robertus Hewson
Elicia Chetwinde
Maria Hewson
Margaretta^ Hiron ux Roberti
Hiron
MADELEY HOLME
Georgius Gosling
Anna Gosling ux prefati Georgij
Edwardus Moore
Georgius Blood
Johannes Blood
Robertus Blood
Thomas Keate
•Francis, third son of Thomas Chetwynd, of Denston, and Dorothy dau.
of Thomas Madeley, of Denston, and g^randson of Anthony C, of Rug-ge and
Grendon, Co. Warwick. No marriage shown in the Visitation of 1663 {William
Salt Soc. v. Pt ii).
^Anthony, brother of the last, being- second son of Thomas Chetwynd above
(the elder brother William C, of Ingestre, being aged three in 1614), seemingly
also unmarried. They were descendants of the de Chetwynds, of Chetwynd,
Shropshire, lemp. Hen. III.
2 Several baptisms of William and Jane Ginder appear in the Rocester
Registers from 1634-1651 {Staffs. Par. Reg. Soc).
*Anne dau. of Henry and Anne Ginder, bap. Nov. 2, 1647, seems to follow
her father.
^Baptisms of children of Robert and Margaret Hyron or Hyarne appear
in 1635 and 1637; but the spelling in the text is more general.
STAFFORD
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
303
CHEADLE
Richardus^ Drackett, gen
Georgius Thornbury
Willielmus Thornebury
Maria Fleming
LEIGH
ffranciscus Lea, yeom
Eliz Lea ux prefati ffrancisci Lea
Thomas Howe, yeom
Margeria Howe ux prefati Thome
Howe
ffranciscus Howe
Alicia Howe, spinster
Anna Smith, spinster
Ricardus Howe, yeom
Rebecca Howe
Thomas Adyn
Maria Adyn ux prefati Thome
Nicholaus Cotton, husb
ifranciscus Middleton, yeom
Katharina Middleton ux prefati
ffrancisci
Katherina Harvey, vid
Cisillia Hodgson, vid
Ellena ux Willielmi Sherrat
SEDGELEY
Gracia Bradley, vid
Robertus Haughton
Katherina ux prefati Roberti
Thomas Haughton
Johannes Haughton
Gracia Haughton, spinster
Anna ux Willielmi ffellowes
Maria ffellowes
Willielmus Hunt
Jana Hunt ux prefati Willielmi
Willielmus Hunt jun.
Edwardus Hunt
Ellena Hunt ux prefati Edwardi
Thomas Hunt
Alicia Hunt ux Thome Hunt
Johannes Moseley
Dorothea Moseley, ux Johannis
Moseley
Edwardus Moseley
Robertus Burro wes
Anna Burrowes, ux prefati
Roberti
Nicholaus Haughton
Juditha Haughton, ux prefati
Nicholai
Thomas Eaton sen.
Johannes Bullock
Ellinora Bullock, ux prefati
Johannis
Thomas Eaton jun.
Phillipus Eaton, Nayler
Maria Eaton, spinster
Willielmus Banes
Eliz Banes, ux prefati Willielmi
Thomas Briscoe
Eliz Briscoe, ux prefati Thome
Georgius Southall, Nayler
Maria Southall, Spinster
Jacobus Banton
Eliz Banton, ux prefati Jacobi
Elinora Hardwick ux. Edwardi
Hardwick
Elizabetha Ange, vid
Maria Higgins, vid
Johannes Ettingsloe
Anna Ettingsloe, ux prefati
Johannis
Eliz Oakeley, ux Ricardi Oakley
Willielmus Granger
Christiana Granger, ux prefati
Willielmi
CAVERSWALL
Ellena- Coyney, vid
Thomas^ Coyney, gen
Alicia Coyney, ux prefati Thome
Thomas Bagnold
V^ESTON COYNEY [CAVERSWALL]
Edwardus* Maxfield
'Richard Draycote, of Cheadle, is in the Visitation of 1663, as son of John
Draycote and Anne dau. of Walter Fowler, of Grang-e juxta Stafford. They
descended from Sir Roger Draycote, of Paynesley, temp. Edw. IV.
"Perhaps Ellen, dau. of Sampson Erdeswick, who mar. Thomas Coyney,
of Weston-Coyney, in the parish of Caverswell. The family was Catholic till
modern times.
^Perhaps the sixth and youngest son of the last.
* Peter Macclesfield the father of three recusants (on p. 304) had a fifth
(fourth surviving) son, Edward, who married Urith dau. of John Alccck, of
Rampton, Co. Cambridge.
304
Johanna Gretton
Anna Gretton
BRONLEY PAGGETT
Georgius Allen sen% gen
Johannes Kesterson
Leonardus Nixon
COLWICK [? COLWICH]
Robertus Blyth
BROMLEY HURST
Thomas Pateman
HILDERSTON
Thomas Pyott
Carolus Pyott
Johannes Shelley
Alicia Phillipps
Maria Pherebucks
Magdalena Pyott
BROMLEY PAGGETTS
Hester Brough
NEWTON
Ellena Atkins ux Edwardi Atkins
Ellena Asbury, spinster
COULTON
Edwardus Aston jun., yeom
Johannes Wiggin
RONTON
Radulphus Shelley
Eliz Shelley, ux prefati Radulphi
Willielmus Ward
Jocosa Shilton
Dorothea Kempe
Jana Shelley
MILTON
Johannes Meare
Thomas Meare
Thomas Addams
BIDDULPH
Johannes Porter
Dorothea Porter, ux prefati
Johannis
Willielmus Baddeley sen.
Willielmus Baddeley jun
Willielmus Lawe
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
STAFFORD
Maria Lawe, ux prefati Willielmi
Ricardus Lawe
Maria Lawe, ux prefati Ricardi
Maria Goslinge
ffrancisca Bayley, ux Ricardi
Bay ley
Alexander Adderton
Thomas Adderton
Ellena Adderton, ux prefati
Thome
Jacobus Woolfe
Anna Gadman
FFENTON
Thomas Maire
Gracia Maire
Johannes Maire
Maria Maxfeild
TUNSTALL COURT
Randal Bagnall
Ricardus Bagnall
Robertus Rowley
Maria Rowley, ux prefati Ro-
berti
Maria Bagott
Johannes Bagnall
ffranciscus fforster
Margareta fforster, ux prefati
ffrancisci
Radulphus fforster
Radulphus Rowley
Maria fforster
SWINTON
Johannes Minshall
ffranciscus Minshall
Anna ux Roberti fforde
Cassandra uz Thome Hawkin
Elizabetha ux Thome Beach
MUCKLESTON
Johannes Minshall
CANNELEY
MariaCowper, ux Ricardi Cowper
MEARE [mAEr]
Thomas^ Maxfeild Ar.
* Letters, portrait, etc., of the venerable Thomas Macclesfield or Maxfield
appear in Cath. Rec. Soc. in. His name does not appear in the Visitation of 1663;
but he was uncle of Thomas mentioned in the text, who certified his pedigfrce
April 7, 1663, then aged 51, the second son and heir of Peter M. (died March 7,
1657) and Jane, dau. of Thomas Leveson, of Wolverhampton; and grandson of
William Macclesfield, of the Mare or Mere (now Maer), and Ursula, daughter
of Francis Ross, of Laxton, Notts.
STAFFORD
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
305
Ri
Maria ^ Maxfeild, ux prefati
Thome
Robertus^ Maxfeild
Michael^ Maxfeild
Johannes Turner
Radulphus Cleaton
Henricus Cleaton sen., gfen
Henricus Cleaton jun
ifranciscus Dorrington
Barnaby Teare
KEELE
Maria Betson
Ricardus Betson
PENCKHULL
Robertas Bucknall
Radulphus Bucknall
Edwardus^ Eareswicke
Matheus^ Eareswicke
Marg-areta^ Eareswicke
Ricardus Winckle
MADELEY
Thomas Whithall
Jana^Whithall, ux prefati Thome
Robertus Whitall
Maria Whitall, ux prefati Ro-
berti
FFORBRIDGE
ffranciscus Deakin
Ellena Deakin, ux prefati ffran-
cisci
Anna Barnet, spinster
Ellena Pinson ux Jacobi Pinson
Thomas Jones
ffrancisca Jones, ux prefati
Thome
Johannes Barret
Jana Barret, ux prefati Johannis
Edwardus Watward
Ricardus Subberley
' Mary Macclesfield, daughter of William Woolfall, of Woolfall, Lancashire.
They had a son Peter, aged nine months in 1663.
^ Third (second surviving) son of Peter Macclesfield, in note, p. 304.
^ Fourth (third surviving) son of Peter Macclesfield, as above.
* Edward, third son of John Erdeswick, of Healey, in the parish of Audley,
grandson of Sampson Erdeswick, of Sandon, and Elizabeth dau. of Humprey
Gray of Enfield, the grandparents of Sampson Erdeswick, the celebrated
Staffordshire antiquary. Edward mar. Dorothy Stanton, of Hatton. The family
was stanchly Catholic.
^ Matthew, fifth son of John Erdeswick, mentioned in the above note.
* Margaret, second daughter of John Erdeswick, as above.
' Jane, eldest dau. of John Erdeswick, of Healey, and Mary dau. of John
Griffin, of Southlands (?), Bucks.
20
ALVETON
Gilbertus Merrey, gen
Jana Merrey, ux prefati Gilbert!
Willielmus Barker
Anna Barker ux prefati Willielmi
Marg-areta Orpe
Thomas Bill
Eliz Bill, ux prefati Thome
Lucia Ellabee
Georgius Bradshawe
Mynerria Sherratt
TEANE
Katherina Wood
Marg-eria Rawlins, Spinster
Eliz Lea ux Johannis Lea
Gracia Needham, spinster
Georgius Mott
Anna Gallimore ux Thome Galli-
more
Sebastianus Needam jun.
Ricardus Marten, yeom
Isabella Marten ux prefati
cardi
COPPINHALL
Ursula Martin
BROCKTON
Ricardus Bryan
Anna Bryan ux prefati Ricardi
Anna Bryan, vid
Elinora Bryan, spinster
BROCTON
Maria Tompson, vid
Margareta Lynell, vid
ACTON
Gilbertus Southorne
Johannes Southerne sen.
Johannes Southerne jun.
Anna Southerne
Elizabetha Southerne
3o6
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
ffranclscus Launder
Alicia Launder ux prefati ffran-
cisci
ESSINGTON
Johannes Emerton
Katherina Emerton, ux prefati
ffrancisci
Jana Parise, vid
Anna Egginton ux cuiusdam Ri-
cardi Egginton
CANNOCK
Carolus Coleman, gen
Edwardus Chamberlane, gen
Ricardus Wilkes
Johannes Chamberlaine
BREWOOD
Willielmus Carrinton
Anna Carrinton, ux prefati
Willielmi
Johannes Yates
Elinora Yates, ux prefati Wil-
lielmi [sic]
Petrus Dod
ffrancisca Dod, ux prefati Petri
Johannes Crooke
Maria Crooke, ux prefati Johan-
nis
Edwardus Pearson
Margeria Pearson ux prefati Ed-
wardi
Willielmus Brunt, Webster
Thomas Hoser
ffranciscus Stanton, yeom
Margeria Allet, vid
Johannes Kempson, husb
Edwardus Genoy, husb
Johannes Clemson
Maria Clemson, ux prefati Jo-
hannis
Ricardus Penson, husb
Johannes Reynolds
Anna Reynolds, ux prefati Jo-
hannis
Cissilla Chapman ux Johannis
Chapman
Thomas Wooldrige
Maria Wooldrige, ux prefati
Thome
Henricus Bamford
Georgius Smith
STAFFORD
Elizabetha Smith, ux prefati
Georgij
Johannes Barsly
Margeria Barsly, ux prefati Jo-
hannis
Thomas Traunter
Dorcas Traunter, ux prefati
Thome
Willielmus Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Margareta Smith
Maria Poole, vid
Robertus Brant
Jana Brant, ux prefati Roberti
Margareta Roberts, vid
Willielmus Roberts
Thomas lUidge
ffrancisca Illidge, ux prefati
Thome
WIRLEY MAGNA
Edwardus Glasbrook
Bridgetta Glasbrook, ux prefati
Edwardi
Ricardus Yate
Dorothea Yate,ux prefati Ricardi
Elizabetha Wilcoxe ux Edwardi
Wilcoxe
Johanna ux Thome Crowe
Edwardus Ward
Ricardus White
HUNTINGTON
Johannes ffrewen
Maria ffrewen, ux prefati Johan-
nis
FFEATHERSTON
Elinora ux Thome Cartwright
Maria Curtis
Anna Joanes
Maria Borry
Johannes Curtis
HILTON
Radulphus Palyn
Edwardus Dicker
WEDNENESFEILD
Georgius Perry sen
Georgius Perry jun.
ffranciscus Neachell, Locksmith
Samuel Neachell, webster
Johannes Neachell, Locksmith
Thomas Neachell, Locksmith
STAFFORD
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
307
WILLENHALL
Anna Allen, spinster
Anna Hawkins ux Johannis
Hawkins, husb
Humfridus Hodgson, weaver
Anna Hodgson, spinster
Willielmus Joanes, husb
Elizabetha Joanes, spinster
Ricardus Darlinge, husb
Johannes ffletcher, husb.
BARRE MAGNA
Antonius Rawlins, husb.
Thomas Spurrier, Blacksmith
Katherina Gryn, spinster
Maria Green, vid
Elizabetha Hidson, vid
Anna Bloxwich, vid
Johannes Patterton, husb
ALDRICK
Elizabetha ux Thome Boden
LONGDON
Thomas Kesterson, Husb.
Ricardus Browne, husb
Thomas Hill, Tayler
Ricardus Welch, husb
PIPE
Johannes Carter sen, husb
Johannes Parker jun
Robertus Chandler, husb
Maria Chandler, ux prefati Ro-
berti
Katherina Curson ux Roberti
Curson, carpenter
Willielmus Tomlinson, Taylor
Humfridus Yeamanson, Sawyer
Winifrida Yeamanson, ux prefati
Humfridi
Thomas Blan
Elizabetha ux Grosuu Sedge-
wicke
DARLASTON
Johannes Blackmore, Nayler
Anna Blackmore, ux prefati Jo-
hannis
Hugo Cartwright, Blacksmith
Willielmus Keelinge, Nayler
Georgius Button, weaver
Thomas Dutton, weaver
Walterus Bayley, Bucklemaker
Johannes Norris, Nayler
BRADLEY
Johannes Brindley sen
Johannes Brindley jun.
Anna Brindley, spinster
Maria Brindley, spinster
ffrancisca Parker
Margareta AUin, vid
Willielmus Gardner
HAUGHTON
Petrus Lytten
Thomas Tonnycliffe
COWLEY
ffrancisca Bradshawe
BLYMHILL
Constancia ux Willielmi Hum-
pach
HIGH OUNE
Henricus Hickford, gen
Alicia Hickford , ux prefati Henrici
PILLINGTON
Thomas Palen, gen
LAPLEY
Walterus Brindley
Anna Brindley, ux prefati Wal-
teri
Thomas ffloyd
ffrancisca ffloyd, ux prefati
Thome
Sibilla ffloyd, vid
Margareta Collins, vid
Thomas Cotton
Margareta Cotton
Robertus Anslowe
Willielmus Richards, gen
Jana Richards, ux prefati
Willielmi
Anna Richards, spinster
Thomas fflemyne
Elizabetha fflemyne, ux prefati
Thome
Johannes fflemyne
Johanna fflemyne, ux prefati Jo-
hannis
Edwardus Wood
Johanna Wood, ux prefati Ed-
wardi
Maria Boncalfe
Maria Jackson, vid
HOMERWICH
Henricus Aldrich, husb
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
308
Elizabetha Aldrich, ux prefati
Henrici
ONESALL [PGNOWSALL]
Elizabetha^ Whitgreave
Jocosa Whitgreave
Elizabetha Whitgreave, spinster
Jana Whitgreave
ELMHURST
Thomas Greene, husb.
Robertas Prettey, husb.
CORBOROUGH
Thomas Howell, husb
Maria Spooner, vid
SHENSTONE
Willielmus Riddinge
Johannes Nicken, carpenter
Willielmus Hall, Weaver
Nicholaus Oretton, Lab
NORTON
Antonius Weight, Nayler
Letticia Weight, ux prefati An-
tonij
WESTBROMWICH
Johanna Ryder, vid
Maria Ryder, spinster
Nicholaus Ryder jun.
Nicholaus Ryder, miller
Johannes Ryder, Nayler
Willielmus Bullocke sen, lock-
smith
Willielmus Bullock jun.
Henricus Collins, Nayler
Johannes Southall, Nayler
Thomas Bird, Nayler
Henricus Jones, husb
PERRY BARRE
Willielmus Bromwich, yeom
Thomas Jorden, husb
Johannes Spurrier, Webster
Maria Spurrier, Spinster
Johannes Smalwood, webster
Anna ux Edwardi Cheshire, husb
Thomas Guest, Locksmith
STAFFORD
Edwardus Davis, husb
Nevellus Palmer, husb
Johannes Spurrier, husb
Ricardus Spurrier, husb
Nicholaus Spurrier, husb
Johannes Patterton, husb
Willielmus Henson, Nayler
Thomas Jorden jun., husb.
V^EDNESBURY
Henricus ffidoe, Iremonger
Thomas Hynes, collier
Johannes Hynes, collier
Thomas Horton, Tayler
Willielmus Tomlinson als Mug-
gill, Nayler
Jacobus Carder, Nayler
HAMPSTALL RIDWARE
Katherina Kyrke, vid
Ricardus Kyrke, husb
HANDSV^^ORTH
Carolus Manley, gen
Agatha Sumberford, spinster
Elizabetha Sumberford, spinster
Esther Sumberford, spinster
Elizabetha Ireland, vid
Henricus Howard, husb.
Isabella Hill, vid
Thomas Clifton, webster
Anna Bancks, vid
Robertus White, husb
Humfridus Hodgetts, Carpenter
Willielmus ffletcher, husb
Thomas Clarkson, Nayler
Thomas Streete, Nayler
ffranciscus Peate, yeom
Robertus Brookes, webster
Edwardus Higgins, Nayler
Thomas Preese, husb
Thomas Smallwood, husb
Elizabetha Bird, vid
HINTS
Robertus 2 ffitzherbert, gen
Maria ffitzherbert, spinster
^ Elizabeth, dau. of Cox, of Moseley, mar. Walter Whitgreave, of
Gnowsall, second cousinof Thomas Whitg-reave of Moseley, who with the Giffards,
Lanes, Pendrells, etc., took such devoted and successful steps to save the life of
King- Charles II, after the disastrous battle of Worcester. The names of her
daughters Joyce, Elizabeth and Jane follow her own. Her husband died in 1655.
^ Robert Fitzherbert, of Tissington, Co. Derby, mar. for his second wife,
Jane, daughter of Thomas Basset, of Hints, and left a son Ralph P., of Hints,
who mar. Grisseld, dau. of Erasmus Wolseley, of Wolseley, whose son Robert
I
STAFFORD
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
309
Elizabetha ffitzherbert, spinster
Elizabetha Kempson, spinster
Willielmus Stramford, husb
Anna Keelinge, Spinster
Willielmus Needham, gen
Elizabetha Needham ux prefati
Willielmi
Willielmus Kirke, husb
fflorentia Hynson, spinster
Henricus Crowley, husb.
Susanna Crowley, ux prefati
Henrici
ALREWAS
Willielmus Mewse, yeom
Henricus Lakyn, Lab
Thomas Charles, yeom
Johannes Cowper, yeom
Sampson Vaunt, webster
Willielmus Silvester
ffranciscus Silvester
WIGGINTON
Dorothea Aldrich, vid
Maria Aldrich, spinster
COMBERFORD
Johannes Briggs, husb
Thomas Hawkes, husb
Elinora Bold
Elizabetha Hasker, spinster
Thomas Aston, Miller
fFrancisca Aston, Spinster
Johannes Aldrich, husb
Edwardus Briggs, miller
Ricardus Drayton, husb
Cecilia Hasker, vid
HOPWAS
Anna ffletcher, spinster
Elizabetha ux Thome Egging-
ton
ffrancisca Briggs, vid
Anna Bird, vid
PACKINTON
Thomas ffletcher, husb
ELFORD
Alicia Wright, spinster
Radulphus Wooley jun
(in the text) mar. Elizabeth, dau.
TUTBURY
Henricus Milward, gen
Valentinus Smith
Henricus Greaves, gen
Maria Talbott, vid
Thomas Midlam, webster
Jana Crowder, vid
Willielmus Woodcocke, husb
Thomas fforde, husb
Nathaniel Hodgson, clothier
Willielmus Hodgson, clothier
BURTON super TRENT
Robertus Cotton, Chirurgeon
Elizabetha Smith, vid
Ricardus Clewley, Tayler
Johannes Beasemore, webster
Humfridus Allen, ffelmonger
Josephus Shilton, Brasier
Johannes Bath, Shoemaker
Daniel Shilton, Chandler
Elizabetha Henworth, vid
Henricus Smith, Baker
BRANSTON
Thomas Snewe, husb
Ricardus Blunt, husb
Jana ux Johannis Jackson, car-
penter
TATENHILL
Willielmus Woodcocke, yeoman
MARCHINTON
Devereux Devell ux Luce Devell
Maria Hurt ux Roberti Hurt, husb
Christopherus Grymes, Butcher
Henricus fford. Butcher
BRACOTT
Ricardus Hurd, husb
Thomas Barnes, Baker
Johannes Alcocke, husb.
Katherina ux Johannis Smith,
husb
Thomas Edwards, Butcher
Edwardus Leeke
Henricus Rawlins
PATESHALL
Elizabetha Astley
of Robert Waring-, of Ouversley Court, Co.
Warwick. On March 30, 1663, he declared his pedig-ree, giving- his age as 66,
naming three daughters, Elizabeth; Dorothy, the wife of William Kempson, of
Arden's Grafton, Co. Warwick; and Anne, wife of Crouksank; and his
only son Ralph, as having died in the garrison at Ashby-de-la-Zouche, being a
captain under Lord Loughborough.
3IO
<:ONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
STAFFORD
Jocosa Bridgewood
ffranciscus Nickalls
Margareta Nickalls, ux prefati
ffrancisci
Margeria Burrowes
Elinora ffletcher
Emma Billingsley
Juditha Gyles
PATTINGHAM
Elizabetha Gregson ux Thome
Gregson
Johannes Marten
ARELEY
Jana Leighton, spinster
WOOBORNE
Edwardus Powell, hammerman
Maria Powell, ux prefati Edwardi
Thomas Wheeler
Elinora Wheeler, ux prefati
Thome
CODSALL
Walterus Crewson
Maria Crewson ux prefati Walteri
Thomas Tomkys
BOBBINGTON
ffardinando ^ Hastings, Ar.
Margareta ffreeman
Dorothea ux Ambrosij Booth
KYNVAR2
Willielmus^ Hammerton, gen
Johannes^ Hamerton, gen
Antonius^ Hamerton, gen
TETTENHALL REGIS
Edwardus* Giffard, gen
Willielmus Stubbs
Willielmus Greene
Amya ux prefati Willielmi Stubbs
Anna Stubbs, spinster
Anna Greene ux prefati Willielmi
Isabella Juckes ux Edwardi
Juckes
Ricardus Hitchins
OAKEN
Andreas Browne
Ursula Sommers
WOLVERHAMPTON^
Robertus^ Moseley, gen
Elizabetha Moseley, ux prefati
Roberti
Edwardus Giffard, gen
Elizabetha ux prefati Edwardi
Maria Greene, vid
Maria Iremonger, vid
Sampson^ Gareswicke, gen
Maria ux prefati Sampsonis
Walterus^ Grosvener, gen
' Evidently of the family of the Earls of Huntingdon [Cath. Rec. Soc. iv].
See the following- note. See first names on p. 284.
^ Query Kinver, formerly Kinfare.
^ Catharine Winford, who was of the Hastings family, earls of Huntingdon,
in her will of 1698, mentions Mr Hammerton, of Dunsley, in Kinver parish; also
Anthony, Catharine, Elizabeth, John, Olivia and William Hammerton [Payne's
Records of English Catholics, 1715. in ayid 112]. A connection may be made with
the Hammertons of Purston-Jackling, W.R. York. \Surtees Soc. xxxvi and
Payne's Nonjurors 1715].
^ Perhaps Edward, fifth son of Peter Giffard, of Chillington and Frances
dau. of Walter Fowler, of St Thomas's Priory near Stafford. He mar. Winefride
dau. of Alban Draycote, descendant of the Draycotes of Paynsley,
^ Wolverhampton was a great centre of Catholicity, being at one time
known as "Little Rome." At the same time it ought to be stated that many of
the names given below are those of the old county gentry. In legal documents
it was usual to describe persons as "lately of" or " nuper de^^ to avoid the pos-
sibility of an indictment being made invalid by removal.
* Robert, younger son of William Moseley, formerly Molesley, of Bilston,
and Lucretia, dau. of Thomas Whitgreave, of Bridgford. At the Visitation of
1663, his wife is described as Elizabeth dau. of Thomas Skrimshire of Johnson.
^ Perhaps son of Edward, third son of John Erdeswick, and Mary Griffith,
mentioned in his uncle Sampson's will.
^ Mr H. Sydney Grazebrook, editor of the Visitation of 1663-4, points to a
pedigree by Mr Joseph Morris {Herald and Genealogist v. 33] showing that
these Grosvenors were really Gravenors, taking their name from High Grave-
nor in the parish of Claverly. His father was Solomon; he had an uncle Josuah
and relatives Jonas, etc., so his name may belong rather to Puritan genealogy.
STAFFORD
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
311
Johannes Standford, gen
Katerina^ GifFard, vid
Thomas Giffard, gen
Augustinus Griflford [stc]j gen
Anna Grifford, spinster
Katerina Grifford, spinster
Elizabetha Tompkyns, vid
Anna Tompkyns, spinster
Willielmus Tompkyns, shoe-
maker
Christopherus Baron
Maria ux prefati Christopheri
Baron
Thomas Croyden, shoemaker
Willielmus Sherrat, Shoemaker
Willielmus Cliffton, Taylor
Anna ux prefati Willielmi
Thomas Westley, Taylor
Maria ux prefati Thome Westley
Elinora Winsor, vid
Thomas Winsor, gen
Dorothea ^ ux prefati Thome
Winsor
Margareta Andrewes, spinster
Johannes Hatton, Joyner
Johannes Smith, husb
Alicia ux prefati Johannis Smith
Margareta ffitter, vid
Jocosa Williams, vid
Johannes ffreeman, webster
Willielmus Enseworth, Baker
Mirabella ux prefati Willielmi
Radulphus Buckley, Glover
Willielmus Buckley, Glover
Edwardus Stoddard, Glover
Elizabetha ux prefati Edwardi
Stoddard
Georgius Johnson, Joyner
Elizabetha ux prefati Georgij
Bridgeta Price, vid
Bridgeta Price, spinster
Johannes Pearson, Gunsmith
' Catharine dau. of Sir Walter
Maria ux prefati Johannis
Thomas Pearson
Robertus Pearson, Blacksmith
Rebecca ux prefati Roberti
Johannes Giffard, Limner
Maria ux prefati Johannis
Jacobus Harper
Anna ux prefati Jacobi
Antonius Hicken
ffrancisca ux prefati Antonij
Willielmus Lune
Emry Lune ux prefati Willielmi
Johannes Sutton, husb
Willielmus Neachells
Christopherus Wayle, Taylor
Anna ux prefati Christopheri
Wayle
Jana ux Johannis ffleminge
Katerina ux Evani Sutton
Anna ux Johannis Ellis
Maria ux Thome Nayler
Johannes Giffard, gen
Thomas Granger jun, Belloes-
maker
Anna ux prefati Thome
Anna Halfehead, spinster
Thomas Chambers, Joyner
Maria Leighton, spinster
Anna Guest
Thomas Whitgreave, gen
BUSHBURY
Johannis Jackson
Anna ux prefati Johannis
Thomas Underbill, sen"^
Ursula Jackson
Maria Hunt
Ellena Clarke
BILSTON
Willielmus Wilkes
Margeria ux prefati Willielmi
Elnora Perry, vid
Johannes Perry
Leveson of Wolverhampton, who married
Andrew, fifth son of Walter Giffard, of Chillington, a family illustrious by descent
and services to Church and State. The names following- are Thomas, her eldest
son; Augustine, the second; Anne, the elder daughter; Katharine does not
appear in the pedigree, but there is a daughter Mary. Her saintly sons, Bona-
venture, later Vicar Apostolic and Bishop; and Andrew, who declined the
Western Vicariate and a sec tn partibus, were engaged on their priestly work.
Their father's death on the field of battle attests his loyalty.
2 Dorothy, dau. of Francis Congreve,of Stretton, by his wife Dorothy, dau.
of Richard Brook, of Lapley.
312
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
STAFFORD
Margeria Perry, spinster
Elizabetha Perry, spinster
Elnora ux Edwardi Kempson
Maria Ward, spinster
BUSHBURY
Willielmus Stokes
Jocosa ux prefati Willielmi
Elizabetha Ward, vid
Thomas Ward
Johannes Ward
Andreas Ward
Johannes Perry
Ricardus Bridger
Margareta Bridger ux prefati
Ricardi
Ursula Lee, vid
Johannes Lee
Johannes Derby
MOSELEY
Dorothea^ domina Clifton
Elizabetha Massey
Juditha Haske
Alicia Pinsott
Anna Bullocke
Thomas Latchford
Johannes 2 Johnson, gen
Margareta Johnson
Ricardus Smith
Willielmus Alexander
Willielmus Brigge
Thomas Pearson
Elizabetha ux Ricardi Pearson
Johannes Pearson
ERLESHALL
Thomas MuUiner
ffranciscus Hinde
Johannes Parker
Willielmus Sawyer
HIGH OFFLEY
Ricardus ^ Coyney, gen
HARTON
Ricardus Baddaley
Margaret Baddaley ux prefati
Ricardi
Maria Baddaley, spinster
Thomas Baddaley
ffranciscus Baddaley
HIGH OFFLEY
Johannes Baddaley
Ricardus Baddaley jun
HORTON
Johannes Bagnall
Maria Heath
Johannes Rushton
Jana Birch
Johannes Staden
WARSLOE prope ASTONFEILD
Willielmus Hulme
CHURCH EATON
Johannes Adderley
Johannes Edwards
Johanna Simmons
Katerina Simmons ux Johannis
Simmons
BILSTON
Jana Stokes
SOUTHAMPTON [HAMPSHIRE]
PER CEDULAM PIPE PRO RECUSANTIBUS
[bosmere hundred]
. . . Taylor ux cuiusdam Willielmi Taylor de Hundredo de
Bosmere gen, uniiis mensis seqiien xxiiij^ diem Jmiuar. Anno xijP
[1663] nunc Caroli secundi apud Castruni Winton. &-c. xxviij die
' Dorothy, dau. of Sir Thomas Smith, of Wootton-Wawen, Co. Warwick,
who married, as his second wife, Sir Cuthbert Clifton, of Westby, Lancashire,
may be indicated, if then alive. He died in 1634.
-John, son of Georgfe Johnson, of Kcisby in the parish of Lavington or
Lenton, Co. Lincoln, and his wife Muriel, dau. of Richard Middlemore^ of
Edg-baston, Co. Warwick. He was aged 54 on April 25, 1664, and mar. Marga-
ret, dau. of Thomas Becket of Moseley. By her he had John, set. 28 unmar. ;
George; Mary, wife of John Watkinson (?of Hemingborough), Co. York; and
Margaret.
^Thomas Coyney, of Weston Coyney, by Ellen, dau. of Sampson Erdes-
wicke of Sandon had a third son Richard.
HAMPSHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
3^3
Julij An"^ xvf [1664] coram Matheo Hale, Mil. Capital Justiciar.
Baron. Scaccarij et Johanne Archer, miL uno Justiciario de Banco
&c xx"^'
Wingham, vid
Rowland Wingham, gen
Jana Wingham ux pred Rolandi
Nicholaus Burrell
Burrell ux predNicholai
Martinus Reekes, husb.
Smith, vid
ffranciscus Smith
ALRESFORD NOVA
Alicia ux cujusdam Jacobi Norton
LIBERTAS de WESTOVER
Georgius Gary, gen
Willielmus Barbor, gen
Thomas Barber, gen
Johanna Barber
HURSLEY
Willielmus Lamson
Willielmus Busford
Lane, vid
HELLINGBURY
Thomas Syms, gen
HURSLEY
Margareta Kelsey, vid
HELLINGSBURY
Syms ux Thome Symes
OTTERBORNE
Elizabetha Joseph ux Jacobi
Joseph
Willielmus Bachell
Maria Bachell ux predivSli Wil-
lielmi
Wilson, vid
Johannes Yeoman, husb.
COMPTON
Johannes Galloway, gen
Galloway ux predidli
Johannis
Johannes Wigg, gen
Thomas Martyn
HUND. DE MANSBOROW
ffranciscus Garham
Ricardus Boman
Bowman ux pred Ricardi
Johannes Gave
Cave ux predidli Johannis
Willielmus Hickox
Maria Hickox ux predicli Wil-
lielmi
HUND. DE EVANGAR \sic\
Willielmus Hall, gen
Dorothea Hall
Susanna Hall
BOYATT
Anna Knollis, vid
Jacobus Lincolne
Alex. Churchar
Churcher ux predi6li
Alex.
Johannes Mathewes
Johannes Lane
Lane ux predidli Johannis
Thomas Nuttier
Henricus Spegg
Spegg ux pred. Henr.
EASTLEY
Willielmus Whorley
Whorley ux pred Wil-
lielmi
BARTON
Willielmus Knolles, gen
NORTHSTONEHAM
Willielmus Lambert sen
HUND. de KINGSOMBORNE
Johannes Card
Anna Card ux pred Johannis
ffrancisca Street ux cuiusdam
Georgij Street
Anna Street, vid
Wilson, vid
HUND de FFINCHDEANE
Johannes Peacock
Peacock ux pred Johannis
Thomas Symons
Englefeild
LIBERTAS SOCE de WINTON
Thomas Barlow, gen
ffrancisca ux pred Thome Bar-
low
Christopherus Heggis
Symons
Bridgita Scroope, spinster
Hedford, vid
3H
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
HAMPSHIRE
HUND. de FFAREHAM
Ricardus Rought, lab
WALTHAM EPISCOPI
Ricardus ffriend, lab
HUND. de HAMBLEDEN
Abenett ux cujusdam
Edwardi Abenett
Petrus Ryce
HUND. de CHRISTCHURCH
Ricardus Hancock
Margaretta Hancock
Johannes Harpcout
Jana Biddlecombe, vid
Johannes Walter
Elizabetha Walter ux pred
Johannis
Robertus Walter
Dorcas Walter
Johannes Smith
Maria Smith ux. pred Johannis
Alicia Angell ux. cuiusdam Wil-
lielmi Angell
Johannes Deane
Anna Deane, ux predicti Johannis
Ricardus Deane
Johannes Wagg
Johanna Wagg ux predidli
Johannis
Ricardus fFrampton
Elizabetha fframpton ux pred
Ricardi
Johannes Windover
Elizabetha Duckett
Ricardus White
Petrus Dickery
HUND. de WESTMEADOW
Johannes Westbrook sen
Jana Westbrooke ux pred
Johannis
Johanna Spencer
Willielmus Wolgar
Anna Welgar ux pred Willielmi
HUND. de HALSHOTT
Tompson, gen
Radulphus Hellyer, yeom
HUND. de ANDOVER EXTRA
Willielmus Bale
Bale ex pred Willielmi
THRUCKSTON
Willielmus Cowdrey, husbm
HUND. de ANDOVER EXTRA
Johannes Crooker
Crocker ux pred Johannis
Robertus Crooker
Crooker ux predidli Ro-
berti
Anna Crooker
Elizabetha Baly
Willielmus Crooker, yoman
Crooker ux predi6li Wil-
lielmi
Anna Williams
EWHURST
Ricardus Ayliffe, gen
Dorothea AylifFe ux pred Ricardi
Johannes Ayliflf fil Ricardi Ayliff
Dorothea AylifFux pred Johannis
HUND de BASINGSTOKE EXTRA
Nicholaus Binstead
Dorothea Binstead ux predi6li
Nicholai
Anna Tanner
Magdalena Goldfling, spinster
Anna Goldfling, spinster
Johannes Osborne, yoman
Osborne ux pred
Johannis
Osborne, vid
HUND de SUTTON EPISCOPI
Barbara Moody
Johannes Rooke
Rooke ux pred Johannis
Georgius Aldridg
Josephus Week
Ricardus Carter
Ricardus Poole
Alicia Edwards
Margaretta ux cuiusdam Ben
Titchborne, mil
Margaretta ux cuiusdam Ricardi
Lacey
Ricardus Briser
Elizabetha Bignell
Johannes Prince
Johannes Wickham
Wickham ux pred
Johannis
Bright, vid
Thomas fferett
iferrett ux predi<5li Thome
HAMPSHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
315
HUND de BOUNTBOROUGH
Maria Combs, vid
Tomasina Combs, spinster
Elizabeth a [sic]
Henricus Bullock
Barbara Bullock ux pred Henrici
Elizabetha ux cuiusdam Hum-
fridi Merriott
HUND. de FFAWLEY PARVA
Ricardus Errington
Maria Wilson
Petrus ffrith
Johannes ffrith
Johannes Knight
Anna Knight ux predi6liJohannis
Andreas Wright
Margareta AVright ux predi6li
Andree
Willielmus Newman
Maria Newman ux predidli Wil-
lielmi
Willielmus Helling alias Smith
LIBERTAS de HAVANT
Robertus Higgins
Anna Higgins ux predi6li Ro-
berti
HUND. de TITCHFEILD
Elizabetha Shervill, vid
[HAMPSHIRE]
Johannes Crebarr in Com predi6l, iinuin mensefn sequen primum dieni
Januar An7io xvj. apud Castrum Winton sexto die Julij Anno xvij.
coram Johanne Keeling, un. Justiciar ad placita &c et Johanne
Archer, mil. un. Justiciar de banco xs^^
ux pred Johannis Crebarr
HUND. de RINGWOOD
Edwardus Waters
BURGUS de CHRISTCHURCH
Johannes Pewson
Elizabetha Moores
Bartholomeus Biddlecombe
HUND. de PORTSDOWNE
Ricardus Caree
Johannes Wheddon
Willielmus Barling
Johannes Hickman
Jacobus Webb
Anna Henslow
Elizabetha Titchborne
Nicholaus Hickman sen
Johannes Hickman
Hickman uxpredNicho-
lai sen
Nicholaus Hickman jun.
Anthonius Ingram
Ingram ux pred Antonij
Right
Willielmus Barling
Barling ux pred Wil-
lielmi
Maria ux cuiusdam Edwardi
Smith
KINGSOMBORNE
Anna fflight
LIBERTAS DE WESTOVER
Michaell Plowman
OTTERBORNE
Swithinus^ Wells, gen
Matheus Urey
Uria \sic\ ux predi(?ti Mathei
Thomas Wilton
Willielmus Wilson
Margareta Little
Willielmus Bathell
Maria ux pred Willielmi
Johannes ffrith
Anna ux pred Johannis
COMPTON
Johannes Kellway
Willielmus Cox
HURSLEY
Thomas Syms
1 The martyr Svvithln Wells, fifth son of Thomas Wells of Brambridg-e and
Mary Mompesson, had two great-nephews named Swithin, the first the grand-
son of the eldest brother Gilbert, probably the one in the text; the second a
grandson of the second son, Henry Wells of the island of Purbeck, Dorset
(Berry's Hampshire Pedigrees). Members of the family are mentioned in Mr
Orlebar Payne's Nonjurors, 1715, and till 1762 in the Registers of Winchester
{Cath. Rec. Sac. i).
316
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
HAMPSHIRE
OWLESBURY
Elizabetha Arrundell, vid
Georgius Glasspoole, yeom
ux Willielmi Stubbington
Willielmus Clarke, lab.
TWYFORD
Thomas ffrith, husbm
Andreas Wayte, Malster
Willielmus Goodwyne alias
Smith, yoman
Willielmus Wisdome, husb
ux pred Willielmi
Wisdome
REPLEY
Thomas fferrett
John ux pred Thome
VILL. ET HUND. DE ODYAM
Thomas Mannington
Willielmus Viccary
Alex. Cooke
SOCa WINTON
Andreas Scroope
ffrancisca Barlow
ux Thome Symonds
ux cuiusdam Christopheri
Hodges
HINTON DAWBNEY
Maria Inglefeild
Ricardus Carrill de Burrant
Carlington, vid
PORCHESTER
Elizabetha Hargood
FFARLINGTON
Odams, vid
Margaretta Odams, spinster
Maria Wright, spinster
Jacobus Hills
Johannes Browne
ux pred Johannis Browne
Georgius Emery
BURRANT
Thomas Pound
ux Thome Pound
Honora Bering
CHRISTCHURCH
Willielmus Milton
HUND. DE EAST MEDHAM
Dorothy Petty
Johannes Parsons
ux Johannis Parsons
Ricardus Baker
Maria ux predi6ti Ricardi
[bishop's waltham]
Matheus flfriend de Waltham Episcopi, yom. ununi ineiisem sequen.
xx"^ diem Junij Anno xvj. apud Castrum Winton xxj die ffehruar
Anno xvij. &c coram Johanne Archer et Willielmo Swanton Ar.
&c xx^'
PETERSFEILD
Ricardus Mathews, gen
HINTON DABNEY
Nicholaus Binsted
Willielmus Burnard, yom
Burnard ux pred Wil-
lielmi
HUND. de MANSBRIDG
Alex Lambert
Ricardus Lincolne
LIBERTAS de WESTOVER
Anna Wyld
Rogerus Sibley, yom
FFORDENBRIDG
Egidius Bursey, yom
Bursley [sic] ux pred
Egidij
HUND. de PASTROWE
Dorothea Blake
HUND . de ANDOVER EXTRA
Johannes Cowdrey
BURRANT
Ricardus Henslow, yom
Dorothea Dunce, vid
Elizabetha Henslow
Ricardus ffoster, yom
Willielmus fFoord, yom
Alicia fford ux predi6li Willielmi
Jacobus fford, yom
Thomas Millett, yom
Jana ux predidli Thome Millett
Henricus Deering, yom
Henricus ffisher
Maria ffisher, fil pred. Henrici
Thomas Cooke, yoman
HAMPSHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS n. 317
Katherina ux predi(5li Thome Ricardus Webb, yom
Margaretta ux cuiusdam Johan- White, yom
nis Chantrell Willielmus Over, yom
Johanna ux Radulphi Strang- ux pred. Willielmi Over
more, yom WANSTED
Susanna ux Nicholai Drewett ffranciscus Plowden, Ar
Karlington, vid ux predidli ffrancisci
Thomas Harris, yoman Plowden
Katherina ux predidli Thome Wynifrida Plowden
Johannes Barlett, yom domina Plowden
Susanna Lane, vid Perman, vid
Anthonius Burd, yom
SUSSEX
per cedulam pipe pro recusantibus
[stoughton]
Thomas Blackwell nup de Staughton, duorum fnensium^ apud Hor-
sham vij"^ die MartiJ A7ino° xix\i66'j\ jc/''
SLINDON Johannes Tullett
Jacobus Dubbin Johannes Spicer
Johannes Read, maltster wadhurst
Johannes Hodges, agricola Johannes Jeffery
SLINFOLD
Ricardus Davy nup de Slinfold, Husbm. duorummensiuin vj^ diem
Jan Anno xviif . , apud East Grifisted xxviij die ffebmar A° xx° [1668J
Jacobus Potter, Husbm Thomas Rowland, Husbm
Samuel Knight, Husbm Thomas Streete, Husbm
steyning
Johannes Barber nup de Stening, duoriiTn Tnensium sequen xxvjdiem
Aprilis Anno xxj, [1669] apud East Grinstead^ signat. p. Thomam
Lee, &c xl^'^
EAST GRINSTEAD
Georgius Compton nup de East Grinsted, Ar. , unius tnensis seqtien
xxiiij^ die7n Maij Afino xx° ^ ad assisas pred. xx^^
Thomas Blunne Willielmus Ballard
Edward Bullen Willielmus Addams
alfriston Willielmus Cooke
Samuel Webb Willielmus Daniell
Georgius Markeweeke Maria Markeweeke
Johannes Davies Alicia Bancks, vid
midhurst 2
Johannes Shotter nup de Midhurst sen. iiij mensium sequen xviij
diem OBobris Anno xx°y apud East Grinsted iij^ die Martij Anno xxij.
[1670] ^iiii''^''
Johannes Shotter, jun. Thomas Winter
Henricus Pertews Willielmus Morton
^ Four score pounds.
2 Many of the names are also in the Cowdray registers, Caih. Rec. Soc, i.
See also p. 320 ut inf.
3^8 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. SUSSEX
Willielmus Tate Robertus Marner
Willielmus Chandler Petrus Hollide
Robertus Chandler Johannes Mills
Nicholaus Brewin Nicholaus Brewen
Thomas Crowcher Sam^ Marner
Robertus Marner de Burgo pred. sen"", duorum mensium sequen xiiij
diem Deceinbris Anno XX. [i66S\ convicttis ad assis as pred. . . ^-/'^
Ricardus Garret de Burgo pred. clericus xl^^
Henricus Pounde de Burg-o pred. Ar. unius mensis sequen vij diem
ffebruar Anno xxj. [i66(^^ ad assisas pred. xx^"^
Johannes Taylor, gen Thomas Mersh
Radulphus Crowcher, sen Ricardus Bridger
Radulphus Crowcher, Jun. Johannes Oadhams
SLINFOLD
Johannes Harding de paroch de Slinfold duorum mensium sequen
XX dicTn Decembris Anno xx° . [1668] ' xP^
WILLINGDON
Jacobus Herriott nup d^WiXYmgdon o^lomensiwm sequen xxxj diem
Maij Anno xx° [1668] clx^^
Edwardus Herriott Clemens Picknall
STEYNING
Willielmus Hemrey nup de Steyning, gen. alias dictus Willielmus
Lewis, 7inius mensis sequen xxviij diem Januar Anno xxj \i66^^ con-
victus apud Horsham septimo die Julij xxij xoc^^
BARNHAM
Robertus ffist nup de Barneham xij mensium sequen v diem Julij
Anno XX \i66S\ co7ivictus ad assisas pred. ccxl^^
Eliz Bryant, vid Thomas Haybotle
Johanna Rusbridger, vid Ricardus Sturges
BLINSTED [? BINSTED] Johannes Carpenter
Maria Penfold, Spr. Thomas Chentnell
Anna Penfold, spr Thomas Rowland
FFORD Edwardus Buckman
Merriana Short, vid Johannes Barnes
WILLINGDON Willielmus Gates
Jacobus Herriott, Lab Thomas Buckman
Edwardus Herriott, lab. Johannes Heither
billing[s]hurst wool lavington
Johannes Bourne Anna West, vid
Ricardus Finley Maria Brookes alias di6la Maria
Walterus Cooper West, vid
[TORTINGTON]
Nicholaus Brockett nup de Tortington sex mensium sequen x^ diem
Jaiiuar Anno xx° {i6^oi\ ad assisas pred. cjvjc'*
Maria Brockett, spr e[a]stergate
MAD[e]hurst Christopherus Caplin
Anthonius Smith
SUSSEX
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
319
YAPTON
Johannes Lutter
WARBLETON
Thomas Cogger, Husb.
Johannes Newman, Husb
NORTHIAM
Matheus Saunders, Glover
Mauricius Coleman
ANGMERINGE
Johannes Stone
RUSTON [? RUSTINGTON]
Georgius Dixon, Labor
[east grinstead]
Georgius Compton, nup de East Grinsted, Ar., unius mensis seqtien
vj° diem JtiniJ A^ xxj. \^i66cj\ convictus ad assisas pred. .... xx^^
Thomas Blunn
Edwardus Bulleine
Margaretta Turloe, spr
Thomas Turnor
Elizabetha Card
Lydea Turnor
Thomas Piggott
Henricus Bristow
Willielmus Taylor
ASHURST
Christopherus Snell, gen
SHOLVESTROOD [?]
Willielmus Lusher
IMBERHORNE
Henricus ffalcon
Jacobus Woodman
Henricus Bristowe
EWHURST
Johannes Lockerson, gen
Henricus Hendley, yeom
Johannes Beeney
HURSTMONCEAUX
Edwardus Godley, yeom
Willielmus Rogers, yeom
wa[r]tling
Benjaminus Hoad, yeom
Robertus Hoad, yeom
Jonas Hoad, yeom
Thomas Hunt, yeom
KITLINGTON
Edwardus Bray, Taylor
Hanna Morris, vid
Anna Gales, vid
chall[v]ington
Johannes Gurre, Carpenter
WARBLETON
Stephanus Winns
Sleat [?] Winns
Josephus Milett
Anthonius Menns
Johannes Elliott
SIDLESHAM
Ricardus Aburre
heighton [south]
Johannes Bollard, Taylor
Georgius Bollard, Taylor
Ricardus Bollard, Taylor
Willielmus Eaton, gen
Johannes ffenner, lab
Willielmus Busbie, Glasier
trotton
Jos Warndell, Blacksmith
HARTING
Johannes ffry
Johannes Pratt, Husb
Willielmus Westbrook, wheel-
wright
RODMELL
Ricardus Newman, carpenter
Eliz Smith, spr
TELSCOMB
Thomas Kemiard, Miller
MEECHING alias NEWHAVEN
Johannes Kennard, Miller
STEYNING
Jacobus Knowles
smith haw [?]
Johannes Harding, Husbm
Maria Burrell, Sp"^
Maria Burrell, vid
GOREING
Thomas Constable, lab
Margaretta Peters, Spr
ALDINGLEY [? ARDINGLY]
Johannes JohnsoN, lab
Georgius Vergoe
WEST HEADLY [? HOATHLEY]
Alanus Browne
320
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
SUSSEX
RIVER [TILLINGTON
Johannes Boxall
Willielmus Boxall
Alan US Browne jun
CHEYLEY [CHAILEY]
Robertus Colchin
Robertas Turle
[hurstpierpoint]
Thomas Luxford, nup de Husperpount, gen. duorum mensium sequen
xij diem Maij Anno xxj \^i66cj\ cofivictus ad assisas pred. . . . xt^^
Cordelia Luxford, Spr
Robertus Snashall
Robertus Tribe
CUCKFEILD
Thomas Westover
Thomas Denian
Thomas Colvill
Georgius Lyndfeild
Thomas Moore
Isabella Hider, vid
Thomas Bates
Samuel Hider
Jacobus Holden
Johannes Bechley
Johannes Glover
Edwardus David
Anna Lynfield
Alex Kinge
fFranciscus Randall
Johannes Cox
CLAYTON
Anthonius Briggs
Nicholaus Maynard
ewtrees [?]
Stephanus Maynard
Johannes ffalconer
WO[r]th
BALCOMBE
Thomas Gibbons, gen
Thomas Tidye
Georgius Brigstock
Jerrard Wickham
Carolus Brigstock
Maria Mills
Thomas Symons
Georgius White
Edwardus Deane
Martin White
Thomas Terrey
Josephus Edwards
Johannes Potter
Edwardus Gilham
Edwardus Willett
Robertus Plow
cra[w]ley
wive[l]sfeild
Arthurus Harman
Willielmus Best
Maria ffinch, spr
Thomas Crowcher
ffranciscus Churchman
Thomas Crowcher
SLAUGHTON [?]
Edwardus Scrace
Willielmus Alderton
Ricardus Webb
Thomas Parson
[midhurst]
Henricus Pounds nup de
Midhurst iuj mensium sequen
vj'^ diem
IVrnyfii Antin xxi [1660!
. ^ iiii ^''
J.rJ.ttfCLJ ^T.fl/fl'U ^V-'W. 1 iUvjy J •
Johannis Taylor, gen
ffranciscus Hills
Radulphus Croucher, sen
Ricardus Beale
Radulphus Crowcher, jun
Georgius Beale
Thomas Marsh
Robertus Catterman
Ricardus Bridger
Henricus Vincent
Johannes Oadhams
Thomas Wooldrige
Willielmus Williams
ifranciscus Crowcher
Willielmus Crafter
Jacobus Nevill
Petrus Hills
1 1
Josephus Addison
Four score pounds.
SUSSEX CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 321
Johannes Supple Willielmus Chandler
Willielmus Tacye Robertus Chandler
Johannes Beale Thomas Pescodd
Nicholaus Allison Nicholaus Brewer, sen.
Radulphus Allison Nicholaus Brewer, jun.
Johannes Shotter, sen Johannes Webb, jun.
Johannes Shotter, jun Robertus Marner, jun
Robertus Marner sen. Petrus Hallist
Samuel Marner STEDHAM
Henricus Peters Ricardus Smith
Thomas Winter Willielmus Coldham, gen
Willielmus Norton Ricardus Coldham, gen
[keymer]
Thomas Standen nup de Keymer, trium mensium sequen xv diem
Apr His Anno xxj, [i66g] ad assisas pred. Ix^^
Johannes Monck * Andreas Browne
Johannes Davies Olivia Smith, Spr
Thomas Davie Nich Martin
BARCOMBE
Willielmus Heasman nup de Barcombe, Taylor, unius inensis sequen
ix diem Junij Anno xxj. \^i66cj\ ad assisas pred. xx^^
Thomas Hover, Husb HAINSLEY [?]
Thomas Giles, Brickburner Robertus Mercer, Blacksmith
fFranciscus Markvvick, yeom Vincentius Kear, lab
Jana Kidder, Spr
Johannes Aplott, lab
[bignor]
Johannes Shelle[y] nup de Bignor, gen., ix mensium sequen v^ diem
Oi^obris Anno xx° [1668] ad assisas pred. ^iiij"^^
Johannes Shelle[y] jun. gen ciiij^^
[horsham]
Matheus Caffin nup de Horsham xij mensium sequen x^ diemjulij
Anno xx° [1668] ad assisas pred. ccxl^^
[barlavington]
Ricardus Garrett nup de Barlavington duorum, mensium sequen xij
diem Julij A^ xx^conviBus ad assisas pred. xt"^
[bolney]
Robertus ffish nup de Bolney ^^r\.,^ trium mensium, sequen x"^ diem
Aprilis Anno xxj. [i66(^^ conmBus ad assisas pred. Ix^^
WILTES
IN MAGNO ROTULO DE CONVICCIONIBUS PRO RECUSANTIA
DINTON
Thomas fFrowde de Dinton unius fnensis sequen primum diem Junij
An° xvij. apud 7iouum Sarum x° die Martij Anno xviij^ coram Jo-
hanne Kelynge, mil. Cap. Jus tic. ad placitas et als xx^''
ux predidli Thome ffrowde xx"^^
Johannes Sheppard Leonardus Jesse
ux predi6li Johannis ux pred Leonardi Jesse
* Given as "nuper de Keymore." fiOne hundred and four score pounds.
21
3"
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11.
WILTSHIRE
Daniel Sawdy
ux predi(5li Daniells
ffisherton dallemore
[de la mere]
Robertus Wansborough
Henricus Ingram
ux predidli Henrici
Edvvardus Hoskins
ux predi6li Edwardi
NORTON BAVANT
Johannes Edwards
ux predi6li Johannis
Johannes Hawkins
ux predi6li Johannis
BISHOPSTREWE
Johannes Chivers
Johannes Gibbs
Ricardus Edwards
HUND. DE WARMISTER
Isaacus Knight
ux predidli Isaaci
Stephanus Humfreys
Ricardus Hancocke
Nicholaus Hopkins
ux predidli Nicholai
Anthonius Hopkins
Thomas Rogers
Willielmus Eyres
Willielmus Chaundler
ux predi(5li Willielmi
Johannes ffrench
Robertus Millgrove
Christopherus Coles
[WARMINSTER]
Johannes Harebottle
Charitas Gunne
Willielmus Combes
ux predi6li Willielmi
Willielmus Wilton sen
Jacobus Elliott
Maria Elliott
Jacobus Hodges
ux predidli Jacobi
Ricardus Hawkins
ux predi6li Ricardi
Willielmus Lawrence
Johannes Moores
Stephanus Papes
ux predi(5li Stephani
Ricardus Davies
Abrahamus Lodges
Christopherus Turner
George Wausey
ux predi6li Georgij
Walterus Rawling
Willielmus Pearce
Georgius Holton
Willielmus fforrest
Johannes Buckley
ux predidli Johannis
Johannes Davies
Christopherus Warren
FFOVANT
Thomas ffarley jun.
OVERTOWNE in paioch de
WROUGHTON
Thomas Sadler
WROUGHTON
Johannes Broome
SWINDEN
Thomas Pepperell
Willielmus Wells
WANBOROUGH
Johannes Smart
COMPTON
Willielmus Lewes sen
Thomas Baylie
Edwardus Baylie
Thomas Seager
Jacobus Kewe
Robertus Woodman
CHEESGROVE
Margaretta ux Johannis Davies
Johanna Barber
Thomas Boyther, Blacksmith
Willielmus Cross, gen
ux predidli Willielmi
Ricardus Hancocke
WILTON
Johannes Prauber
Henricus Want, weaver
Willielmus Dyer
NEWTON
Ricardus Watts
CALNE
Johannes Jones
Johannes Tibboll
CHARLETON
Michael Smith
Sarah Burden
WILTSHIRE
CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II.
323
Johanna Wood
Johannes Burden
RAMSBURY
Thomas Mundenhuil
Stephanus Mundenhuil
Edwardus Ballard, cooper
STANLIDGE
ux Walter! Buckland
BOTTENHAM
Maria Pruhome [?]
[bishopstrow]
Johannes Chivers Bishopstrowe, husb., unum mensem prox 1° diem
Decemb, apud Devises xix die Aprilis Anno xvj° [1664] certif. p
Seymour Bowman, Ar. xx^^
DOWNTON
Sarah Rodes
Thomas Hatcher, carpenter
MEERE
Josephus Ball
MURTIN
Anna ux Edwardi Ivey
Carolus Garrett
uxor predi6li Caroli
Robertus Naish, Taylor
Ricardus West, husb.
Ricardus Edwards, husb
Johannes Gibbs, husb
WARMINSTER
Johannes Harbottle, hosier
Jacobus Elliott, mercer
Thomas Gardner jun, Tayler
Christopherus Turner, husb
[draycott]
Johannes Smith de Draycott unum mensem sequen xxiij diem Janu
arij anno x'iP apud Novum Sarum 1° die Augusti Anno xvj. [1664]
Willielmus Pearce, maulster
Georgius Wansey, maulster
Willielmus Bristow, weaver
Johannes Davys, Husb.
ffranciscus Goodrose, gen
Willielmus fforest, cordwainer
ffranciscus Giles alias Linsey,
Cutler
Charitas Gunne, Sp.
coram Matheo Hale, Cap. Baron.
Katherina fforehead, spr
STANLIDGE
Robertus Linkenhorne
HINDEN
Robertus White gen
Walterus Cantlow
Phillipus Kelloway, Inholder
WESTBURIE
Egidius Adlam, ffuller
Johannes Wootridge, cloth-
worker
little somerford
Johannes Stockham
ODSTOCK
Johannes Tattershall, gen
AnnaTattershalluxpredJohannis
Willielmus Champion
SUTTON MANFEILD
Thomas Amye
Anna Amye ux. pred Thome
ffranciscus Amye
whiteparish
Anthonius Kempe
Scaccarij et al. xo^^
Katherina Kempe ux pred An-
thonij
Eliz Bacon, spinster
Willielmus Cox
Maria Cox ux pred Willielmi
LANDFORD
Willielmus Read
Maria Reade ux pred Willielmi
BEDWYN
Barbara Hall ux cuiusdam Ed-
wardi Hall, husb.
WHITEPARISH
Arthurus Ingram
TISBURIE
Willielmus Loope, gen
Loope ux pred Willielmi
Willielmus Spredsburie
Willielmus Dolton, gen
Dolton ux pred Willielmi
Robertus Dolton, husb
Walterus Sanger, Taylor
Sauger ux pred Walter!
Thomas ffraye, lab
324 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. WILTSHIRE
Martha Haylock, spinster AUSTY
Willielmus Haylock, husb. Edwardus Laurence, husb
Humfridus Cotton, blacksmith Lawrence ux pred Ed-
Cotton ux pred Humfridi wardi
Matheus Whittle, husb burbage [burbadge]
Whittle ux pred Mathei Maria Rawlins, vid
Johannes Barter Maria Herringe
[PURTON?]
Johannes Read de Porten g"en., ununi mensem sequen viij diem De-
cem.br Anno xvij.^ apud Nouum Sarum viij die Januar A° xviif
[1667] xx^'
SOUTH NEWTON
Johannes Croome, husb
[SALISBURY
Matheus Harper sen de Civitate Nove Sarum Shoemaker, tmum
mensein sequen xx diem Atigiisti A° xvj° apud Nouum Sarum xj"^
die Aprilis A° xjx^ xx^^
Willielmus Judy de ead, Butcher xx^'^
[downton]
Maria uxor Johannis Clarke de Downton, husb., unum, mensem
sequen j^ Januar A° xvj° [1665] ^p^^d Nouum Sarum coram Johanne
Keeling^ mil. ^c xy^^
STANLIDGE Thomas Barnes
ux Willielmi Buckland Eliz ux pred. Thome
MUNCKTON SUTTON MANFEILD
Maria Pinhorne, vid Willielmus Davies
Phillipa ux Walteri Dades, yeom Edwardus Davies
Maria ux Willielmi Perier, husb FFOVENT
EAST KNOYLE Johannes Mereweather
Edwardus Wikins, husbm Andr. Mereweather
EHz ux pred Edwardi Jac[obus] Abbott
Robertus Ricketts, husbm Johanna ux pred. Jac.
Elianora ux pred Ro. Ricketts Robertus ffeltham, weaver
Elianora ux Edwardi Newderry, WHITEPARISH
Turner Willielmus Elcock
ODSTOCK MARTIN
Robertus Elstone Katherina Blandford, spr
BIRTFORD Alicia Blandford, spinster
Johannes Kingman Johanna ^landford spinster
Margaria ux pred Johannis dracott
Margaretta ux Johannis King- Edwardus Skilling
man sen Tho. Ponten
Willielmus Kingman ux pred Thome
Maria ux pred Willielmi DOWNTON
ODSTOCK Tho Road
Stephanus Bankes Editha ux pred Thome
Johanna ux pred Stephani Eliz Road, spinster
WILTSHIRE CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS II. 32$
[Blank in MS\ Geo. Giggones
Tho Hatchell Peter Coles
Johannes Randall jun Katherina ux pred Petri Coles
Margaria ux pred Jo. Randall
[standlynch]
Robertas Lincolne de Stanlinch, tinum mensem sequen xx diem,
Junij A° xvj° apud Nouuin Sarum xxiiij die ffebruarij Anno xvij°
[1665] c^nzw Johanne Archer, 7nil. Justic, de Banco et W"*^ Swanton,
fustic xx^^
TISBURY Willielmus Webb, yeom
Katherina Gray Webb ux pred Willielmi
Tho Boyter, husbm Ricardus Kanter
POLSHOLT SEAVINGHAMPTON
Ricardus Ballen sen, blacksmith Barbara Webb
Maria ux pred Ricardi Ballen Dorothea Webb
WillielmusBallen jun, blacksmith liddeard millicent
MERE GLOVER Maria Little
Tho Ember, glover seavinghampton
ffrancisca ux pred Thome Andreas Parson
MEERE Eliz ux pred Andr. Parson
Tho Gamlyn, linnen weaver southnewton
Maria ux pred Thome Johannes Croome, husbm
Tho Boule, Linnenweaver Barbara ux pred Johannis
DYNTON STOWFORD
Geo Chappell, yeom Johannes Home, Blacksmith
Chappell ux pred Georgij Olicia (sic) Blake, vid
CHARLETON SOUTHNEWTON
Robertus Lawrence, yeom Johannes Carpenter
Lawrence ux pred Ro. shrewton
Lawrence Willielmus Smith
KANCIA [KENT]
in magno rotulo de convictionibus pro recusantia
[cranbrook]
Johannes Weller nup de paroch de Cranbrooke, Shoemaker, imius
mensis sequen 1^ diem ffehr anno ^c xvj^ apud Maidstone coram
Orlando Bridgman, tuH. et Bartt. capital. Justic. domini Regis de
Banco et Samuele Browne, mil. uno Justic dieti do7nini Regis de Banco
if die Angus ti Anno Caroli secundi xvj^ [i66^\ ........ xx^'^
Nicholaus Bearch, gardner Robertus Delton, yeom
Johannes Bennett, yeom Johannes Butcher, yeom
Johannes Colvile, Clothyer Johannes Wood, Scissor
Robertus Courthope, Clothier Alex Weller, Clothier
Willielmus W^atchers, Scissor*
[ash]
Willielmus Gausford nup de paroch de Ash, labor, unius mensis
sequen secundum diem ffebr. Anno xvij. apud Maidstone xxvij dei
Martij Anno Caivli secnndi xviij'' [1666] xx^'^
3|c Tailor.
326 CONVICTED RECUSANTS, CHAS 11. KENT
SEAVENOCK Thomas Harrison, mercer
Oliverus Theobald, gen PENSHURST
CHIDDINGSTONE Thomas Adgoe, husbm
Henrlcus Carre COWDEN
Ricardus Willard Josephus Willard, Agricol
[Greenwich]
DominaMariaPerdine (?) nup de paroch de Greenwich, spinster, alias
di6la Domina Maria Pardine ux cuiusdam ffrancisci Perdine nup de
Greenwich, mil xo^^
PRESTON
Willielmus Harrison, yeom Henricus Thrumbun, [?] horse-
Thomas Westbeech, yeom cutter
[chevening]
Anthonius Watson de Cheving, gen., unum mensem sequen xxviif^
diem Maij An^ Car, secundi xvij. apud Maidstone xixP die Julij Anno
^wz;*[i666] stih manuT\iQVi\^ Lee, clerici assisarum in custode clerici
Extr. rem xy^^
Anthonius Watson, jun^
BIDDENDEN
Jacobus Hardinge de Biddenden husb, trium mensium sequen deci-
7num diem Aprilis Anno regni Regis Caroli secundi xx° coram Johanne
Keling, mil. capital, fustic, domini Regis adplacita et al. fustic, apud
Maidstone xvf die Martij Anno RR Caroli secundi xxj. [1669], sub
manu Tho Lee clerici Assisiarum hie in Scaccario Ix^^
Corrections
P. 256. The convictions are for one month following 6 Sept. blank year.
P. 259. Ditto two months from 2 Aug. ditto, before Sir Robert Hildyard,
Kt., and others.
P. 261. Ditto under "Swine" twelve months from 5 Oct. ditto, before the
same.
P. 261. Ditto three months from 5 July ditto, before the same.
P. 262. Ditto under ** Bentley," before the same.
P. 262. Ditto under " Swine," at the Guildhall, Beverley, before Sir John
Hotham, Bart., and others.
P. 268. Ditto under " Dent," before Sir Richard Rainsford, Baron of Ex-
chequer, and others.
P. 269. Ditto one month after 19 March at York Castle, before Sir
Richard Rainsford, ut supra, Robert Benson, Esq., and others.
P. 282B, " Brinsforth" to p. 284B " Rothwell " convictions for two months
after 12 May, A° xix at Barnesley 15 Oct. A° xix.
P. 284B ** Rothwell " to p. 286, the end of Yorkshire. Two months from 12
May A° xix, at Wakefield 10 Oct. A^ xix.
N.B. — The regnal years of Charles II begin 30 fan., 1649.
»
No. IV
THE CATHOLIC REGISTERS OF THE DOMESTIC CHAPEL
FORMERLY AT CRONDON PARK, ESSEX. WITH
SOME NOTES RELATING TO HOPCAR,
LANCASHIRE.
Contributed by Francis A. R. Langton and Joseph S.
Hansom. Introduction by the Rev.
William H. Cologan.
Crondon Park, now a farm in the parish of Stock, or Stock Harvard, is
situated four miles from Ingatestone and five miles from Chelmsford. As is
clear from the registers the priest at Crondon served the villages of Stock,
Ramsi (Ramsden) Heath, the Hanningfields (West, East and South),
Downham and Chelmsford. It is singular that no mention is made of the
little town of Billericay which is but two and a half miles distant.
The following extracts from the parish registers of Stock-cum- Rams-
den Bellhouse have reference to Catholics within the mission of Crondon
Park. The old register book of Stock embraces the period from 1568 to 1804,
while that of Ramsden Bellhouse contains entries of which the earliest is
dated 1562 and the latest 1779.
From the Stock Parish Register.
George Stathum a recusant of Buttsbury drovv^nlng him-
self in one of the Park ponds was buried the 24*^ May (1655).
Four sons of John Maskell in June 1745.*
Richard Billing from Crondon Park a Romish priest y« 3'"^ of
March 1769.
The above refer to burials.
Mary D"^ of William Butt born Sep. 14 1700. William son of
William Butt born aug. 24 1792. Ann the d"^ of William Butt &
Ellen his v^ife was born Nov 21 1707. mem^. These children were
born in Stock Parish but not baptised by y^ minister their parents
being Papists.
The following Mason and Berington burial entries are from th^ same
registers.
1654 Ap. 28. Elizabeth Mason, d. of Thomas & Elizabeth his
his wife, buried at Buttsbury.
1656 Mar. 26. Ann Mason, an aged woman, buried Buttsbury.
1729 Nov. 22. Michael Mason of Crondon Park.
^731 June 5. Margaret Mason.
1 741 May 26. M'"^ Mason.
1747 July 26. M'^s Mason of Crondon Park.
1770 May 25. Margaret Mason wife of John Mason.
1770 May 14. George Mason son of John & Margaret.
♦ This Maskell may have been a Catholic, though the name does not occur
in the Crondon register.
3a8 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
1773 Mar. 9. George Mason.
1775 June 7. Frances Mason widow.
1790 Dec 23. Elizabeth Mason [ne'e Clarkson] wife of Michael
Mason.
1 79 1 061. 20. Thomas Mason
1816 Nov. 20. Thos. Mason [son of Michael below, aged 35]
1822 Nov. 21. Henry Mason [son of Michael below, aged 41]
1825 061. 27. Michael Mason, sen"", of C.P., aged 80
1748 Aug. 17. Philip son of Thos. Berington Esq'■^
1764 Jan 22. Ann, wife of Thos. Berington
1773 Nov. 14. John [Berington or Bonington?]
1779 Sep. 10. Joseph Berington
1780 Jan. 22. Thos. Berington in Stock
1780 June 19. William Berington son of Will"^ & Eliza
1780 Nov. 6. Philippa Berington d. of Will & Eliza in the
church
1 78 1 06i. 31. Sara Berington
1790 Dec. 23. William Berington Jun'"
1791 Mar. 23. William son of late Thos Berington
1805 Nov. 2. Rev. Thos* Berington [aged 75]
181 1 July 16. Thos. Berington
1818 Ap. 21. Philip Berington son of Thos, died at Stock
From the Ramsden Bellhouse Registers.
The first entry among the burials is
Father Spacye was buried the XV day of February, A° 1562.
This Father Spacye was not Rector of Ramsden Bellhouse, for the Rector at
that time was John Forrest who had succeeded to the living in 1549, dur-
ing the Calvinistic ascendancy, and continued in possession till his death
in 1577, but doubtless one of the many unfortunate monks expelled from their
monasteries by Henry VIII, and given hospitahty by some pious CathoHc
family in or near Ramsden Bellhouse. ^
The following notes on Crondon Park have been supplied by Mr Joseph
Gillow:
"Crondon Park had long been the property of the Barons Petre, though
the family do not appear ever to have occupied it. It is said that the Catho-
lic family of Mason were tenants for 250 years. The chapel which was part
of the ancient banqueting hall, was preserved until 1832. It was then dis-
mantled, subsequently the house was razed to the ground, and no traces of
a park remain. §
The following names appear as incumbents at Crondon Park:
Father James Blair, S.J., here 1744 for some time.
He Nephew of Thomas (1673-1 755) Bering-ton, priest, son of Thomas Beringf-
ton of Moat Hall, Shropshire, and Anne, dau. of John Berington of Winsley, co.
Hereford (Gillow's Z>?<^. £11^. Caths., I. 199).
"fi This may be received with caution. If Spacj'e were a priest, his desig--
nation at that time would probably be "Sir" or "Dan" or other abbreviation
of "Dominus." "Father" is more likely to be a term of familiarity, reverent or
irreverent, as "Paterfamilias," "Widow," "Gossip,'* "Good-wife," "Uncle,"
etc., with which register searchers are familiar. — J.S.H.
§ There are some remains of walls and some fine trees are still growing-
near the modern farm house.— W.H.C.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 329
Father Adam Pigott, S.J., younger son of Adam Pigott of London,
and brother to Nathaniel Pigott, the eminent Catholic barrister of the Inner
Temple, succeeded Father Blair, and died here April 30, 1751, aged 78. He
was a friend of Pope, who wrote at his request the well-known version of the
hymn of St Francis Xavier, O Deus a?no 'J'e:
O God I love Thee, not to gain
The joys of Thy eternal reign.
Father Luke Pippard alias Stanfield, S.J., died here Jan. 5, 1761,
aged 45.
Father Robert Eyston, S.J., according to his own entries was here in
1759, if not before, till death, Jan. 16, 1766, aged 36.
Father Richard Billinge alias Laurenson, S.J., a native of Billinge,
CO. Lancaster, succeeded Father Eyston, and died here Feb. 28, 1769, aged
56; and was buried at Stock, March 3.
Father Robert Cole, S.J., came 1769 till December, 1805. The Rev.
Thomas Berington, whose name appears as officiating between the years
1788 and 1792, may have supplied from Ingatestone Hall, where he died
Oct. 24, 1805; but the fact that he baptized three of the Wood family may
have meaning.
Pere Jean-Baptiste Aubert, a French refugee from the Diocese de
Coutances, succeeded Father Cole and remained till 1818. He was subse-
quently at Thorndon Hall.
Pere Albin Danneville, another French emigr6, signs the registers
from April 3, 1818 to July 15, 1822. It will be noted that he signs himself
Archpriest.
Rev. James Dunn signs July 31, 1825, to June 29, 1826.
Rev. P. J. Mark O'Reilly, 1827, and left for Ingatestone Hall.
Rev. Daniel O'Leary took charge of the congregation, in all sixty-four
souls, Sept. 20, 1827, till July 2, 1831."
One of the oldest inhabitants of Stock says that in 1835 there was a
cottage in the lane leading to Crondon from the Stock road, which was the
residence of the Catholic priest. At that time the priest was a Frenchman,
and my informant states that a field close to Stock Common is still called
" Frenchman's Field," from the fact that the French priest, being a resident
of Stock, claimed a portion of the then rather extensive common land and
cultivated it. Who this French priest was I have not been able to discover,
as the diocesan records are very scanty with regard to Essex, and of the
priests serving Crondon Park only the Revv. James Dunn and D. O'Leary
are named.
Yet at the time when Father O'Leary left Crondon in 1830 there,
must have been a nucleus of Catholics — "in all sixty-four souls." The Masons
of Crondon Park, impoverished by many fines for non-attendance at the
parish church, found themselves unable to continue the tenancy, but there
were other members of the family at Foxburgh, Forest Lodge (both in
Stock), Great Maskells* and Baddow, six miles distant. And Stock Hall —
now called "Greenwoods" — was held by the Eldridges, also Catholics. The
Eldridges succeeded the Beringtons in the possession of Stock Hall. Thomas
Berington of Moat Hall, Salop, married Aim, daughter of Mr Bates of Stock
Hall, and on the death of the latter the property passed into the possession
of his daughter, and the Beringtons came to Stock. Here, in 1748, was born
Charles Berington, afterwards Bishop of Hieroeoesarea and coadjutor to
Bishop Talbot, and, on the death of the latter. Vicar- Apostolic of the Mid-
land District. Tombs of the Mason, Berington, and Eldridge families are
in the Stock churchyard. But sometime between 1832 and 1840 the mission
at Crondon Park was discontinued, and the district was served from Ingate-
jK See Gillow's Dt6lionary of the English Catholics, Art. Berington (Charles).
330. CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
stone by the Rev. George Last (afterwards Canon). In 1852 the mansion
of Lily'stone Hall was tenanted by the Hon. Arthur Petre. On his
removal to Coptfold Hall in 1862, Lilystone was bought by Mr Thomas
Walmesley, and in 1869 it became the property of Isabella, William and
John Gillow, of Singleton, Lancashire. sjc From the time that Mr Arthur
Fetre came to Lilystone Hall there was a private chapel in the house. Soon
after the advent of the Giliows, this became a public oratory, and on July 16,
1880, the small but handsome church erected by Miss Isabella Gillow was
blessed and opened by Cardinal Manning. Twelve years later Mr William
Gillow built the fine schools in the village. On March i, 1893, Isabella, the
eldest of the three, went to her reward. She was quickly followed by her
brother William on May 18 of the same year, and John, the last of the
family, died on April 17, 1894. Almost the whole of the property was left for
ecclesiastical purposes. Lilystone Hall with the adjoining estate was sold
to Mr William Dunn, the chapel, schools and site for the Presbytery
remaining in the hands of the Gillow Trustees for the use of the Mission of
Stock.
The following is the list of incumbents since the re-opening of the
Mission at Stock :
1868-69 Very Rev. John Walker (Canon of Westminster).
1869-71 Rev. Henry Soerwyn.
1872-75 Rev. Thomas Fallside.
1875-76 Very Rev. John Walker
1876-77 Rev. Peter J. Van Schie.
1877 (Oct. 4) Rev. William H. Cologan.
The first book is a common half-penny paper cash or memorandum
book in a marbled paper back, 6^x3^ inches. The second book is of paper
7f X 6J inches, and bound in vellum. They belong to the present mission at
Stock.
BOOK I.
[Inside Binding) [Robert ?]
Charlotte Morris . godmother Mary Adams. Joseph Knight
proxy for henry Morris
ann born Wenesday 27 may
[Page i] Palm Sunday
N. Digby
Tho^: Hakws [? Hawks], Stock. James Tonnage, Stock
Munday
M*" Linch, Crond: park
TUSDAY
Mrs Mason, Crondon park
Wensday
Chads Cusworth, Chems worth [? Chelmsford]
M"^ Haig, Crondon park. M''^ Bartie, Crondon park
Thursday
Mic: Mason, Cron: park Mary Roberts, Cron park
M*^ Mason, Cron: park susanna [?] Haws, orebury (?)
Anne philips. Stock M''^ Tonnage, Stock
Frances Chivers, Stock Luci Fasset, Ramsi heath
Good Fryday
John Oddi, Stock [2] M--^ Oddi, Stock
5|e Canon Richard Gillow of North Shields was brother to the Giliows of
Lilystone.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
Saturday
M'"s Aci[d xd ^w/f]ams, Stock W"- Rrusbrook
John Ad[d xd ou^]a.mSf Stock,
Elizabeth Adams, Stock
Mary Prescot, Stock
Anne Burning-ham, Stock
M""^ Trissinton
gatestone
Anne Rusbrook
M''*' Linch 2 time.
331
[?] toward In-
Cr park
Sunday
Elizabeth Skinkir [?] Stock
James Adams, Stock
John Gosseleyn, Stock
Jos: Martin, Cron: Park
Patrck Donnal
George Allen, Stock
Frances Burningham
adam
Francis Pattisson, Stock
Jos: Digby, Markaleen*
Ann Braye, Stock
Elizabeth Patisson
[3] Briant Digby, Markalteen*
Ben: Rusbrook:
Frances Rusbrook
Jos: pattesson
Rich: Caven, Chemsford
M'' Rusbrook
John Keelin, Stock
Mary Pullin, Stock
John Burningham, Stock
MUNDAY
^^^ Digby, from maketiersjc
John Hakes, junior, Stock
TUSDAY
Mary Pullen Stock
Thursday in Easter W-
M''^ Ensworth, Chemsford
Fryday
M'-^ Bartet [?], Stock
Saturday
Dame Oddi, Stock
Low Sunday
Edm: Fearhead, Ramsiheathf
Elizabeth Meason, Stock
[4] Mary Pullin
Elizabeth Pullin
James Adams
* The Rev. Fr Colog^an thinks Markaleen, Markalteen and Maketier mav
all be corruptions of Margaretting-, or, more correctly, Margaret ting-Tye, three
miles and one respectively from Stock. " Tye " signifies, locally, '♦ common."
f Ramsden Heath.
Juli Adams
Eliza: Skingly
Easter Communicants
Palm Sunday
Nicolas Digby
Old Mrs Oddy
M"" Moylin
M""^ Tunnage
John Hawks senior
Geore Allen
M--^ Chiuers
Will: Rushbrook
Elizabeth pattison
Mary Roberts
M"^^ Haws
[5] Easter Sunday
M''^ Bertie
M^s Mason
John Josolin
M"" Mason
Adam Patison
Frances Burningham
Jos Digby
Lacy Ferhead
John Ellis
Elisabeth pullin, icom;
Anne Oddy con. i
MUNDAY
M--^ Haye
Elisabeth Skrinkiny
M'- Ferhead
M'-s Philips
M''"' Rusbrook
Anne Rusbrook
M'"^ Farinton
M"^ Burningham
John Burningham
M'-s Pullin
[6] TusDAY
M"^ Adams
332 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
M'^ Prescot Mary Clark
M^^ Oddy Low Sunday
Thursday M''^ Lynch
Mary Pullin Mic: Mason
Fryday M^^ Digby
M« Brige Brian Digby
Saturday Will: Chenery
John Oddy Jos: Pattison
John Rusbrook
[7] A Catalogue of y« Dead of this Congregation that dyed
UNDER ME Rob: Eyston
M''^ Eliz Patisson March y^ 26. 1759
+ M'" William Tichbourne late stward to y^ late Lady Peters.
Died ye i of 061 1760 at Beacons
William De-fish at Crondon Park Jan: y« 3 1762
Jesse Hanchet June y<= 17 1761 at Springfild (Springfield?)
+ M^^ Edmonsons Mary y^ 28 of July 1761
John Lee at Moussum Sep: 4 1761
EHsabeth Oddy March y« 16 1762
Lucy Drured Ap: 22 1762
Antony Chivis May y^ 5. 1762
Thomas Brighmam Aug y® 19. 1762
Patrick Fielding June y^ 2 1763
Nicolas Bradary exicuted Aug: y^ 3 [?] 1763.
[8] David Rivenal at Chelmsford Sep: y^ 5. 1763.
Mary Guir of Wickford Jan 12 1764
M""^ Anne Barinfon jan 17 1764
Anne Page crondon park lodge, Feb 7 1764
[9 Blajtk] [10] Baptized
Mary Reed March y^ 11 1770 Gossips Jack Hawks & young
M"^ Adams.
Francis Arnold July 8. 1770 Gossips Francis Barningam
Eliz: Pullin
Juliana Maria Wright July y^ 9. 1770. Gossips old M""^ Adams
& young M'^ Adams
John Farrigton January 21. 1771. Gossips George Mason &
Ann Alders, but M""^ Rushbrook stood by proxy,
fix] John Thomas Adams, March y^ 21. 1771. Gossips George
Mason & Cath: Adams, but Betsey Mason stood by proxy.
Mary Reed September 12. 1771. Gossips Jack Hawks &
Mary Adams
Eliz: Adams July 22,, 1772. Gossips M^ & M""^ Pateson, but
Thomas Mason stood by proxy for M"" Pateson.
August 9, 1772 Sara Butts, Gossips George Allen and his
Daughter Mary Allen.
April 2Sy 1773. Anna Maria Farrigton, Gossips myself & old
Mary Digby.
[12] 06lob: 25. 1773 x\nn Adams Gossips M"^ Brown [& Dolly
Mason, but xd out] byjproxy for Mr John Mason & Dolly Mason.
CRONDOX PARK REGISTERS 333
Nov: 27. 1773 [? Ann Patiso xd ou^] Ann Patison, Gossips
M"* Michael Mason and M"^^ Grigson.
January i6. 1774. Margaret [? Reed xd out] Reed, Gossips M"^
Pullen & her son John Pullen.
March 19. 1774 Mary Ennis, Gossips Susan Haws & Lewis
Arnold.
[13] June 21. 1774. [? Jane Tunstead xd out] Jane Tunstead. Gos-
sips Miss Wilson & William Berrington Ei""^.
June 29. 1775. Hetten Charles Ennis. Gossips Lewis Arnold
& y^ mother's sister.
August 27. 1775. Juliana Adams, Gossips John Pullen &
Eliz: Pullen
March 31. 1776. Teresia Read, Gossips Tho: Hutt and Kitty
Mosel.
[14] July 25. 1777 John Mason, Gossips Mrs Pattison & John
Clarkson, John Catten standing Proxy for John Clarkson.
August 29. 1777. Agatha Adams, gossips Eliz: Mason &John
Pullen.
September 23. 1778 John Adams, Gossips M"^* Wright &
John Mason junior
February 14. 1779 Edward Reed, Gossips Nelly Boning-
ham & Abraham Philipson.
[15] April 19. 1779 Isabella* Mason Gossips M"" Tho: Mason &
M""^ Margaret Slater, but M"" John Mason and Miss Betsy Mason
stood by proxy.
May 14. 1780 charlott Adams, Gossips John Pullen & Kitty
Pullen.
June 13. 1780. Michael f Mason Gossips M"" George Clark-
son & Miss Dolly Mason; but John Mason stood by proxy for M""
George Clarkson.
[16] June 30. 1780. Juliana Maria Pullen, Gossips M'^ & M''^
Berington, but young M"^^ Adams stood proxy for M^^ Berington.
06lober 20. 1780. Philippa Berington, gossips M"" Tho:
Fleetwood y^ Elder, but M'' & M"^^ Berington stood by proxy.
[17] June 21. 1781. Juliana Maria Pullen, gossips M'' & M''^
Berington but Polly Howard & Mr John Mason stood by proxy.
June 27. 1781. Thomas Adams, gossips M"^ Michael Mason
and M""^ Philipson.
September 6. 1781. Charles Taylor, gossips John Pullen &
Eliz. Mason.
[18] [A part entry xd out].
September 9. 1781. Henry § Mason, gossips charles Mason &
Alice Clarkson, but John Mason & Eliz: Mason stood by proxy.
♦ Daughter of Michael Mason and his first wife Elizabeth Clarkson.
"f Michael John, the son of Michael Mason, and his wife Elizabeth Clark-
son. He mar. Jane Cockshott, and had Michael John, b. 1807 (the fifth Michael
in line) who d. unmd.; Catharine Isabella, b. 1809. and Elizabeth Margaret, b.
181 1, both d. unmd.; Thomas Cockshott, b. 1812, mar. A Dalton; Henry
James, b. 1814, d. unmd.; Anne Jane, b. 1816, d. unmd.; and John Matthew^ b.
1818, mar. Sarah Kaye. {Mrs S. Havers' Notes, compared with the Registers).
§ Mrs Havers says Henry Mason (d. 1822) was another son of Michael
334 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
Septemb. 15. 1781 Frances Rainal, gossips M"" Thomas
Mason & Miss Fanny Grime.
[19] November 25. 1781 Eliz: Reed, gossips M"" Tho: Mason &
M'-s Pullin.
January 31. 1782. Tho: Mason, gossips Giles* Hussey Eq"" &
M'S Lynsey, but M"^ Mic Mason & Dolly Mason stood by proxy.
N.B. The above child, Tho: Mason being at his Birth in peri-
culo mortis was baptized by one of y^ Bystanders about a month
ago, & only y^ other ceremonies of Baptism were performed on y^
above mentioned day Jan: 31. 1782
[20] December 25. 1782. Harriot Catharine PuUen. Gossips M"^
Tho: Berington and M'^'^ Hennage, but John Pullen and his wife
Eliz: Pullen stood by proxy.
January 28. 1783. Margaret Mason, gossips M"" Lynch & M*^
Fountaine, but M"" John Mason & Miss Polly Patison stood by
proxy.
[21] April 4. 1783. Maria Mason. Gossips M"" & M''^ Pattison.
May II. 1783. Edward John Rainal. Gossips M"^ Mason Senior
& Fanny Grime.
^May 21. 1783. John Pullen. Gossips M"" Mich: Mason & M"^-^
Coverdale, but Dolly Mason stood by proxy.
June 9. 1783 John Anthony Adams. Gossips M''Tho: Mason
& Polly Patison.
[22] Octob: 6. 1784. George Pullin. Gossips only M"^^ Adams, No-
body else being to be had & y^ child being in instante periculo
mortis, y^ essentials of Baptism were administred w^^out y^ Cere-
monies.
Decemb: 31. 1784. Joseph Pullin. Gossips charles & Dolly
Mason, but M''^ Philipson stood proxy for Dolly Mason.
Feb: 6. 1785. Sophia Caecilia Adams, gossips M''Tho: Bering-
ton & M'^s Berington, but John Pullin stood proxy for M"" Berington.
March 6 1785. Mary Cicely Mason Gossips M"" Hen: Hitch-
cock & Miss Betsy Knock, but M'^ Tho: Caton and Dolly Mason
stood proxies.
[23] Anne Keeling tataken into y^ church in y^ little chapel by me
Rob: Eyston, May y^ 12, 1759
Antony Chivers taken into y^ church in y^ little chappel by me
Rob: Eyston Sep y^ 14. 1760.
[A name xd out. ]
06lober 8. 1785 Gossips M"" Mich: Mason & Dolly Mason.
N.B. This child at his birth being in periculo mortis was baptized
by one of y^ Bystanders a few days ago, & only y^ other ceremonies
of Baptism were perform'd on y^ above mention'd day y^ 8 of
October 1785.
June y^ 11. 1786. Juliana Margarita Mason, Gossips M"" Mic:
Mason and M'"^ Mason his wife.
Mason, mar. Elizabeth Kaye, leaving- a daughter Isabella, who mar. George
Porter, they having with others Elizabeth and Isabella, Canonesses Regular of
SS. Sepulchre at New Hall.
if See Gillow's DicL Eng, Caths.^ ill., 507.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 335
[24] February 23. 1787. George Pullen. Gossips M''Tho: Mason &
M"^ Mic: Mason.
March 21. 1787. James Adams. Gossips M"" Tho: Adams and
his wife, but M"^ Mic: Mason & M"^ Grigson stood by proxy for
them.
June 29, 1788. Margaret & Anne Pullen, Gossips Mistress
Philipson for one & Dolly Mason for y^ other, but John & Beckey
Mason were the intended God Father & Mother for one & y^
above Dolly Mason & charles Mason for y^ other: N.B. These
children, being at their birth iii periculo mortis, were baptized by
some of y^ bystanders, & only y^ ceremonies of Baptism were per-
formed on y^ above mention'd Day June y^ 29. 1788.
[25] Maryed by me Rob: Eyston. Daniel Hihsings [?] & Lucy Ferr-
head 061 y^ 7, 1761
Aug: y^ 2^. 1763 Tho: Alders, Anne Rushbrook
Jos: Pattison Dec: y^ 24. 1764
John Adams Jan: y^ 6 1765
Married
Eliz: Mason to John Pullen May 20, 1782
John Mason to Rebecca Taylor 06lob: 27. 1782
M"^ Boningham to Isaac Wenden April 29. 1783
[26] Anne Philipson to Joseph Wood November 29. 1786
Polly Pattison to George Mayhew July y^ 30. 1788
See y^ promise made by George Mayhew before marriage.
Frances Grime to John Burningham November 25. 1789
See y^ promise made by John Burningham before marriage.
Charles Mason to Catharine Adams July y^ 21. 1791.
Elizabeth Sutton to James Abby November 13. 1791.
see y^ promise made by James Abby before marriage.
[27] Miss Isabella Mason to Captain Heywood Feb: 8 1804. See
ye promise made by y^ Captain before marriage. Miss Ann May-
hew to M^ Bennet Smith Lieutenant in y^ First Royal Lancashire
Militia. Feb: 20 1805. see y^ promise made by M"" Smith before
marriage.
28 — 31 Blank.\
'32] Baptized
Michael Wood was born January 11. 1788 and baptized a few
days after by M*^ Tho: Berington Gossips Wil: Berington Eq""^ &
M"^ Berington his Lady.
Ann Mary Wood was baptized March 26 — 1789 by M"* Tho:
Berington, Gossips Joseph Hichen & M""*^ Phillipson.
[33] Baptized. Ann Mayhew 0(5l y^ 11 — 1788. Gossips M^ Pallison
& Miss Dolly Mason.
Odlob: 14: 1788 Martha Catharina Adams Gossips William
Philipson & Polly Adams but Betsey Adams, who was not present,
was talked of as y^ intended God Mother, but how it was I know
not now.
Septemb: 7. 1789 Elizabeth Mayhew, gossips Mr Michael
Mason & M*^ Berington, but Dolly Mason stood proxy [34] for
M" Berington
336 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
April y^ first 1790. Michael PuUen Gossips M"" John Coverdale
Junior, & Mrs Berington, but Tho: Mason stood proxy fot M''John
Coverdale.
August 16, 1790. Sophia Clara Mayhew. Gossips M Charles
Mason & Miss Ann Coverdale, but Miss Jane Jones stood proxy
for Miss Ann Coverdale.
YThree lines x^ out]
[35] August 26, 1790. Joseph Wood. Gossips M"" Tho: Berington
& M'"^ Berington, but M*"^ Philipson stood proxy for M""^ Berington.
N.B. y^ above child Joseph Wood was baptized by M"" Tho: Bering-
ton who stood God Father.
[ The two following entHes are on the obverse and reverse of a
loose slip of paper inserted here i?i chronological order].
Eliz: Pye taken into y^ Church on her death Bed January 31.
1792 tho' in delirious state & out of her mind and continued till her
Death.
Eliz: Pye died in y^ night between y^ first & second of Feb-
ruary [1792 above] about 12 o'clock, if I mistake not, [but cant say
under] whether before or after.
February 5. 1792 Thomas Pullen Gossips M"^^ Coverdale y*^
younger & M"^ Thomas Threedfall.
April 2. 1792 Maria Mayhew Gossips M"" Busby Priest at
Witham Place & Miss Jane Jones, but M'^ Hutt & Harry [36]
Mason stood proxies for them.
[One line x^ out.]
November 18 1792 James Abby. Gossips M"^^ Fountain &
Joseph Hitchen. M"^^ Phillipson had been thought of for God Mother
and had given me her consent sufficiently before, but I fearing that
a more express approbation and consent might be requisite, I
pitched upon M"^ Fountain for God Mother.
May 28. 1793. George Mayhew Gossips Mr John Coverdale
Junior and M'^s Derveaux but M'^ John Mason and his wife [37] M""^
Mason stood proxies for them.
July 13 1794 Harriot Mary Lynch Daughter of Michael &
Mary Lynch living for y^ present at Billericay Gossips Henry Mason
& M"^ Fountaine
July 20. 1794 Mary Sophia Adams, gossips M'^ Pullen & James
Adams Junior but he being absent no body stood proxy for him.
February 16. 1795 Lucy Abby Gossip M"^^ Wood only.
March 19. 1795. Thomas Wood Gossips M"^^ Pullen and [38]
William Philipson, but M"^^ Hutt stood proxy for M""^ Pullen.
November 19. 1795. Harriot Isabel Mayhew, gossips M"^
Michael Mason senior, and Miss Bella Mason
January 5 1796. Elizabeth Adams, Gossips M'' Jacob Jackson
and Nancy Adams sister of y^ child's Father; but M"* John Pullen and
his wife stood proxies for them.
August 7. 1796 Thomas Wood, Gossips William Philipson &
W^ Pullen.
■ , [1797]
[39] March 24. 1797. John Michael Mason. Gossips M'"'^ Pugh 01
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 337
Hengrave and M"" Philip Bering-ton; but M""^ Quin & Henry Mason
stood proxies for them.
August 27. 1797. Sarah Elizabeth Wood Gossips Miss Bella
Mason & M"* Henry Mason.
November 12. 1797. Lemech William Abby Gossip William
Philipson only
[1798]
April y® 3^^ early in y^ morning 1798 Matthew Mason Gossips
M""^ Quin and M"" Warren; but M^ Henry Mason stood proxy for M*"
Warren.
[40] [1799]
March 28 1799 Caroline Maria Wood, Gossips William Philip-
son and Ann Philipson.
June 2. 1799 Mary Anne Smith, Gossips Andr^ Porche and
Marie Joseph Petit
June 8 1799 Margaret Helen or Helena Mayhew, Gossips M'^
Henry Mason and Miss Margaret Mason
June 18. 1799 Anne Adams Gossips Christopher Adams and
Catharine Adams, but Thomas Thompson and Elizabeth Thompson
stood proxies for them.
[41] [1800]
May 5 1800 Maria Bickmore, Gossip M""^ Fountaine only
Aug 27. 1800 Christopher Thomas Mason, Gossips, Mr Butler
uncle to y^ Child's Mother, and M''^ Teigh; but M""^ Fountaine & M'"
Michael Mason junior stood proxies for them.
November 17. 1800. Isaac Wood, Gossips M"" Michael Mason
senior and Miss Bella Mason, but M'"'' Philipson stood proxy for her
December y^ 8. 1800 Mary Malone, Gossips Mary Hely & Jos:
Banaher or some such name.
[1801]
Feb 4. 1 80 1. Richard Brown, Gossip William Lawler only.
[42] Feb: 10, 1801 Thomas [erasures] [M^^Cale interlined\y Gossip
Patrick Dawsey only
April 16 1 80 1 John Ryan, Gossip Patrick Courtney only.
[1802]
January 10. 1802 George Wood, Gossips M^^ Philipson and
William Philipson.
March y^ first 1802 Francis Smith, Gossips Terrence O'Brien
and Mary Lawler.
May y<^ 24. 1802. John Magrath, Gossips Jn° M'^Nally and
Mary Smith
June 23. 1802 William Adams, Gossips Patty Adams and
Michael Mason.
November 10. 1802 Sara Truman, Gossip Mary Smith only.
[1803]
January 12. 1803 Henry Brown. Gossip James Blanchfield only.
[43] [N'early two-thirds torn off vei'tically].
See the Baptisms after this period towards the end of the
Book [this refers to p. 67 in the original.]
[44 Blank.]
22
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
Eyston Sarah Keelin. Ap: y*^ i: 1759
Ap. y« 16. 1759
July y« 15. 1759
march y^ 23. 1760
0(5l: y^ 25. 1760
Jan y^ 18. 1761
Feb: y^ 9. 1761
Feb: y^ 24. 1761
march y^ i. 1761
June y® 7.
1761
[1762]
[1763]
338
[45] Baptised by me Rob:
Anne shannin a stroler
Antony Chivie
xTheresa Allen
Charlote Wight
Michael Chiv[en]
Catharina Mary Bate x
Michael Berningham
Mary Farinton
[Jams] Skinsly alias Reed
46] Nov 15. 1 761
Jos: Wood
John Keeys
Chads Howard
Anna Maria Bate
Mary Prescot
X George Gains
Isaac N. a stroler
Jos. Hickings
Susanna Farinton
John Reed
Lucy Allen
Elizabeth Mary Bate
Ann Maria Philips
[1764]
Mary Wright
William Farinton
X Lucy Berningham
X Teresa Berningham
X Robert Rose
Anne Alders
Francis Theobald macellus Joseph Six
[1765]
Teresa Allen
Juley Arnol
[47] Ann Knight
Ann Reed
[1766]
Baptized this day by M*" R B of Crondon Park Juliana Maria
Adams dau. of Jo" And Mary Adams of Stock in y^ County of Essex.
Sep^'' lo^h 1766
NB. in a few days after, she died; and the Parson refus'd to
bury her.
Baptiz'd by M"^ Mason on y® 2^ day of 0(5lober, & y^ Ceremony
supply 'd by M"" R B of Crondon Park on this 6^^ of ditto 1766,
Robert Rose of Stock in this County of Essex, son of Rob* and
Elizabeth Rose of y^ Town and County aforesaid, since dead.
jan y^ 25. 1762
Feb y« 7. 1762
Feb: y« 11. 1762
Feb y^ 21. 1762
Ap: y® 30. 1762
July II. 1762
July 21. 1762
Sep: 6: 1762
March y® 20 1763
Apr: ID. 1763
April 15 1763
Decem: y^ 4. 1763
jan y^ 29. 1764
march 12. 1764
April 13. 1764
April 13. 1764 x
June y® 17. 1764
July y« 27. 1764
nov: y^ 27. 1764
jan: y^ 13. 1765
march y*' 2. 1765
odl y^ 30. 1765
Decem: y^ 8. 1765
I
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 339
[1767]
Catharine Adams daughter of John and Mary Adams, of Stock
in Essex, was baptiz'd this day y« ii Nov: 1767 at Crondon Park
by M"^ R B
[1768]
Charles Reed son of & Eliz: Reed of Stock was bap-
tiz'd this 24'^^ day of Apr': 1768 at Crondon Park, Sponsors Jn°
Adams, Martha Sly.
[48] Mary Pattisson daughter of Joseph & Ann Pattisson of Old
Park in y^ Hamlett of Crondon Essex was baptiz'd at home on y«
3^ day of May 1768. Sponsors by their proxys &
Caton brother and sister to y^ child's Mother. Proxys were M"^
Mason of Crondon Park & her son George.
October y^ 9^^ 1768 William Philips, son of Abraham & Ann
Phillips [of Stock above] was Christend at Crondon Park. George
Mason Jun^ & Martha Sly were Godfather & Godmother
Dec. 18'^ 1768 John [Adams above word xd out\]un^ son of John
& Mary Adams of Stock in Essex was Christen'd at Crondon Park,
John Pullen Jun' Godfather, & Ann Moselle Godmother
[49] Taken into y^ Church
Fearing y^ Michael Dunn might possibly be out of y^ Church
on some account or other, he was taken into y^ Church (if per-
chance out of it) in Chelmsford Jail on y^ 27 day of November 1789
by me Rob^ Cole
Ann Toe taken into y® Church on y^ 15 of May 1791
Elizabeth Sutton taken into y^ Church y^ 13 of November
1791
William Bailey taken into y^ Church in Chelmsford Jail on y«
27 of April 1792.
[50] M""^ Alexander taken into y^ Church at Crondon Park on y^
first day of December 1805
[Pages 51-66 are written from the Reverse end].
[67 Resumed from p. 42 of the original].
Baptized
[1803]
January 26. 1803. James M^Bride, Gossip James Goodman
only.
February 18. 1803. Patrick M«=Cale, Gossip Edward Cane only.
06lober 19. 1803. Frances Wood, Gossips W^ Mason and
Philip Berington Esq.
[1804]
December the 9. 1804. John Pullen, Gossips M"" Henry Mason
& M'"^ Mayhew, but M''^ Fountaine stood proxy for her.
[1805]
\Here is a part of the following entry struck out].
[68] January y« 6. 1805. William Arthur Hey wood, gossips Miss
Butler and M'' Michael Mason [junior above\ but M"" Henry Mason
stood proxy for him
[69-74 Blank].
22a
340 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
[75] Died of ' ours in y^ year 1761 since Sep: y* i.
P: Erard Mohin Sep: y^ 14. 1761
p: John^ Williams at Holywell. Sep: 23
F. Nic: Sanders at S*^ Omers Sp. 22 ^
M''^ Panting Ben:* at S^ Omers [in red ink]
P. John Kingdon July 17 in Maryland ^
p. William Hunter [Nov: xd ou/, Dec: above] y^ 3. 1761 in
Lancashire ®
P. Patk Barnwel at y« Round house near Ingatestone Essex.
Feb: y« i. 1762"'
P. Saebastian Redford at Wealdside, Essex 2 of January 1763
P. Joseph S^ George at Leege Jan 17. 1763®
P. Peter Maire at York June ye 24. 1763
F*" John Wiseman at Liege may y^ 28. 1763®
P. John Pemberton in Northumberland July y^ 10. 1763
p. Joseph Brent at Gent July 18. 1763'°
p Jams Farrar at S" Rob: Stanleys in Chester July 18. 1763
[76] F. Nic: Thierry at Liege, Aug: y^ 28. 1763"
p. Thomas Lodge in Cornwall jan. 6. 1764
p. Thomas Evans at York. Jan: 30. 1764'^
B. Adrian Stephens y*^ 5 of jan. 1764'^
P. Charolus Noels at Liege Feb: y^ 22. 1764
[{yy-80) Blank. (81-86) Written from the reverse end. This ends
the book].
HOPCAR
HOPCAR, within Bedford, in the parish of Leigh, co. Lancaster, was the
seat of the ancient Catholic family of Sale, of whom several were priests and
Jesuits. The estate of Hopcar was sold July 4, 1770, by Gilbert Sale,
whose younger brother Father John Sale, S.J., served the mission for some
years, but died in Furness in 1791, aged 69.
The book was evidently commenced, with lists of communicants, etc.,
at Hopcar at Easter, 1739, by Father Robert Petre, S.J., who appears at
Hopcar in Bishop Dicconson's hst in 1741, and removed subsequently to
Eccleston, Chorley, and Preston. He died at Dunkenhalgh, in the same
county, in 1766, having been chaplain to Lord Petre there for some years,
and this is probably the way it got to Crondon Park, which was another
estate belonging to his lordship.
Bedford Leigh has been served by the Society from at least the seven-
teenth century, and a record of most of the incumbents* names is in the
writer's possession. After the Sale family left Hopcar, the congregation
assembled in the old chapel in the house occupied for centuries by the
' The writer, Fr Robert Eyrton, S.J. , clearly refers to the Society of Jesus,
but includes one lady in red ink. The footnotes added by Mr Joseph Gillowmake
this evident. In his Di^. Eng. Caths, V. 242, he mentions Fr John Panting, S.J.,
1732-83.
2 Qath. Rec. Soc. ni. 107.
3 Temporal coadjutor, S.J. * Benefactor. ^ Foley says July 7.
^FrWm. Weldon alias Hunter. ^ Recently of Preston, co. Lancaster.
^ Fr. Joseph Roge alias St. George, S.J.
^ Temporal coadjutor, S.J. Foley says May 20.
'* Foley says July 13. " Temporal coadjutor. ^^ Vere Fairchild.
'* Temporal coadjutor, S.J. Foley says Feb. 5.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS — HOPCAR NOTES
341
ancient family of Shuttleworth, but finally an independent chapel was
secured, which continued till 1778, when a new one was erected owing to
the old one being unfit for use. This was visited Oct. 27, 1784, by Bishop
Matthew Gibson, who confirmed 135 persons, and Father Jno. Shaw, S.J.,
the incumbent, returned the communicants at 240. On Feb. 10, 1816, during
Father Wm Poole's incumbency, the recently attached burial ground was
consecrated, and on Sept. 19, 1825, Bishop Penswick made his visitation
and gave confirmation. In 1855 the present church was opened. The Bed-
ford Leigh register was commenced by Father Jno. Shaw, August 26, 1778.
i^Note by Joseph Gillow).
CONGREGRATIO BONCE
[iR]
John Urmston.
William Boulton.
William Hulme.
Mary Boardman
Mary Lee
Elizabeth Hayes
Mathew Ham son
Ann Hamson
William Wilkinson
Guy Hulme
William Sale
John Hampson
Marget Yates
John Brotherton
John Hulme
John Urmston
James Boardman
Thomas Hulme
Jane Yates
Thomas Standish
[2 R] Richard Hilton
James Naylor
Ann Heyes
Ann Lythgoe
Ralph Tutell
Gilbert Sale
James Heyes jun""
William Heyes
Sarah Hodghinson
James Lathart
Ann Hulme
Ann Heyes
James Eaton
James Appleton
Elizabeth Urmston
Robert Lee
Alexander Watmough
MORTIS AT HoPCAR* [?I739]
Thomas Marick
Alice Heyes
Mary Lathart
James Tomson
Hellen Hilton
Ann Nightingale
Richard Nightingale
[3 R] John Tomson
Ann Pinington
Hellen Heyes
Margret Lythgoe
Mary Sale
Robert Lythgoe
Ralph Hamson
James Hope
John Yeat
Elizabeth Penketh
Samuel Wilkinson
Ann Lago
Catharine Lea.
Ann Lea.
Elizabeth Hope.
Alice Romsdall
Elizabeth Hamson
Margret Hulme
Hellen Brandwood
Alice Green
Mary Mault
Catharine Watt
Martha Tomson
[4 R] Ann Merick
Peake
Susanna Hilton
Margaret Simson
John Hays
James Shuttleworth
Thomas Ounsw^orth
I
* No year is given; but it is similar in most respedls to the list of com-
municants at Hopcar in 1739 on [21] and page 342 of this volume.
34^
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS — HOPCAR NOTES
Jane Janeson
Thomas Wilkinson
Jane Knowles
Jane Vistacarsly
John Hope
Margaret Ounsworth
Margaret Appelton
Hellen Lathom
Margret Lythgoe
Mary Wilkinson
James Heyes
[Elizabeth xd oui\ [Cathrine
above\ Hope
Margret Wilkinson
Alice Hayes
Elizabeth Mather
[5] Margret Mort
Ann Hope
Ann Toutel
Elizabeth Burchell
Helen Spakeman
Robert Tickle
Jonathan Barton
Thomas Barton
Margret Yeats
[[7-10 R] same as [80-77];
13-18 R] same as [74-69] blank
21] Communicants of Hopcar
n° Yeat
ames Holecroft
ane Cooper
Beatrix Peak
Mary Wilkinson
James Lathard
James Tompson
Ann Hope
Ralph Hampson
Hellen Hayes
Ann Smith
William Heyes
Jn° Urmston
Mary Boardman
Margret Shuttlesworth
Margret Yates
Ann Pinington
Ann *Ligo
Margret Ligo
Alice Vittell
Easter Heyes
Petronell Hasldon
John Lowe
Elizabeth Lowe
Ann Clare
Ann Eccles \
Mary Eccles
Henry Kay
Margret Fisher
Elizabeth Tickle
Edward MuUis
Elizabeth Bate
[6] Helen [Waid or Ward]
Elizabeth Heardman
Jane Cooper
Thomas Chamberlin
Mary Chamberlin
Catharine Darrow.
John Heyes.
Alexander Tompson
Ann Tompson.
Mary Lindford.
Elizabeth Lindford.
blank [i 1-12 R] same as [76 & 75]
.• [19-20 R] same as [68 & 67].
at Easter 1739.
Hellen Hilton
James Heaton
Mary Lathard
Hellen Brandwood
Jn° Heyes
[22 R] Robert Ligo
Ann Ligo
Mary Wilkinson
Mary Leigh
Jn° Hulme
Elizabeth Woods
James Naylor
Elizabeth Young
Robert Leigh
Elizabeth Hope
James Apperton
Alexander Tompson
Ann Tompson
Mary Ligo
♦ Lythgoe is so pronounced. The Rev. Randall Lythgoe [1793-1855],
Provincial S.J. 1841-8, was so called.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS — HOPCAR NOTES
343
Catherin Wall
Thomas Hulme
Margret Lithgoe
Ann Hampson
Margret Ligo
Margret Morte
Jn° Hope
Ann Heyes.
Elizabeth Urmeston.
Elizabeth Urmeston Junior
Elizabeth Wauwell
Jane Yeate
Ralph Tootell
[23 R] Ann Tootell
Susan Hilton
Grace Hulme
Jn° Urmeston
Jn° Tompson
Jn° Brotherton
Mary Hilton
Jn° Shuttlesworth
Margere Apperton
Catherin Standish
Thomas Unesworth
Cicilia Smith
Mary Smith
William Sale.
Margret Hayes.
James Hope.
Ann Lea.
James Booth.
Jane Knowles.
Francisca Heaton.
Elizabeth Mather.
Ann Heyes.
Rich^ Nightingale.
Ann Nightingale.
Mary Boardman.
(24 R) Elizabeth Hayes.
Joseph Sale.
Grace Hulme.
Catharine Hope.
Jane Rose.
Mary Morte.
Alice Green.
Gilbert Sale.
Mary Lathard.
Margret Hulme.
Rich^ Urmeston.
Alice Ramsdell.
Samuel Wilkinson.
Alexander Wattmough.
James Shuttlesworth.
Michael Yeat.
Jn° Sale
Jn° Hampson
Laurence Heaton
Elizabeth Penketh
James Heyes
Ann Marrack
Margret Unsworth
Thomas Marrock
Thomas Coudo
[25 R] Matthew Hampson
Guy Hulme
William Wilkinson
Catherine Marsh
Jane Jameson
Thomas Standish
James Augustin Hayes
Patrick Peake
Thomas Brotherton
James Portman
Thomas Simpson
Elizabeth Hampson
Peter Boardman
Thomas Wilkinson
Mary Lee
Rich'^ Brotherton
Alice Heyes
Ann Hulme
Elizabeth Boardman
Hellen Lathom
William Hulme
Jane Tompson
Rich'^ Hilton
[26 R] Margret Simpson
Elizabeth Mathor
James Heyes
William Hilton
344
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
[CRONDON PARK]
Easter Comc"^^ ^^ Crondon park* 1766
Nicl
[1: Digby
Sarah Rose
Mon:t x^^V^"^
M"" Geo: Mason Sen*^
M*"^ Mason
M"^ Geo: Mason
Peggy Laurence
W"- Bate
M"" Mason
Mary Hunt
Captain Farrell
Peggy Johnson
M"*^ Bronfdon
Lewis Du-hart
Hon: M'^ Bertie
M'-s Pattisson
Miss Hilton
Ann Caton
Ann Cotton
Thomas Hawkes x p-
Dorothy Mason
Mary Digby
Geo: Mason Jun"^
[28 R] JosPh Patisson
Philip M'^Roy. a Stroller
JosPh Digby
Susannah [H]a[ss]re
Briant Digby
M"^* Howard Burntwood§
Ann Digby
Mary Adams
Thos Adams
M"^ Adams
Eliz: Reed
[27 R] Ed: Fairhead
Eliz: Pullen
J"° Adams
M"" Gains
July Adams
Master Berrington
Ann Phillipson Stock
J"° Birningham
AnnMosel Stock M'"Berrington's
• M^^oddy
Eliz: Rose x p-r 2/0
J"° Pullen
M'^ Hitching
Jn° Ellis
Ann [H]u[ll or tt] Stock (3 chil-
- Geo:^ [? G xd oti/] alien
dren)
M^ Rushbrook
Lewis Arnold
M"^ Tonnage x p-r 2/6
M"- Hitching
M""^ Newman
M^
Fr: Burningham
Ann Birningham Stock
M"" Grimes
Mary Pullen
M^^ Grimes
29:
\Blank\
.30.
Catechisms
Ann [G xd oui\ ^Allen
Thomas **Hutt
Mary [G xd out\ UAllen
Peter [G xd out\ UAllen
William **Hutt
Charles Mason
Teresa [G xd out\ UAllen
John Mason
Charlotte Oddy
Quintin Varan0
Geo: Digby
Catharine Pullen
Mary Digby
William Arnold
Joh
n Hull0
Miss Bate
3/0
p-r 2/6
* These follow directly after the Communicants at Holcar in 1739, and
are in the same handwriting but not so carefully done.
•^ Only a facsimile can show this. § Query Brentwood.
IFThese names are written ''Gallen/' the "G" erased and the **A" en-
larged.
* * Probably meant for Hull but the last two letters are crossed.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS.
0 face page i^^.
Facsimile of page (27 r) of original.
CATHOLIC RECORD SOCIETY, VL
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
345
Miss Nancy Bate
Miss Betsy Bate
Kitty Grime
Frances Grime
Jemmy Bate
Abraham Philipson
[31 R] Communicants at Easter at Crondon Park 1767
Palm-Sunday
Marg^—
Marg^ Laurence
M'^ Grime
Geo: Allen
Nicholas Digby
Jn*^ Burnigham
Wednesday in Holy Week
M"^ Geo Mason
M^^ Geo: Mason
Mandy Thursday
Eliz; Rose.
M'^ Brown ::
Holy Saturday
M'^^^ Mason
Capt: Farrall
M"^ Mason
Susan Hawse
Dor: Mason
Geo: Mason Jun""
Easter Sunday
M"" Grime
Mary Digby
M"- Fairhead
[32 R] Jn° Ellis
Thos Hawkes
Easter Monday
Mary [Jn° above] Adams Jn° Adams
Easter Tuesday
Jn° Young a Stranger Mary Pullen
Ann Hutt Lewis Arnold
Francis Burningham
Wednesday in Easter w^
Patty Sly
M"^^ Oddy
M"^ Tonnage
M"" Bate
M"^ Lynch
M'^s Davis
M'^ Bate
Thursday in Easter w^
M'^s Phillips M'"'^ Jn° Burningham
Ann Mosel Jn^ Pullen
M^^ Adams Sen"^ M'' Brown ::
Eliz: Pullen [33 R] Julia Adams
Fryday in Easter wk
Mary Hunt
Saturday in Easter wk
M'^^ Hanchett
y^ Jail Mary Oddy. conf"
Low Sunday
Jane Manning
Ann Digby
Thos Adams
M'^ [?] Hitching
M"" Hitching
Mr W™ Berrington
Sarah Rose
M*" Gaines
Thos Hart in
M"^^ Bertie
M"-^ Pattison
Jos. Digby
M"^ Pattison
Briant Digby
Eliz: Reed
346 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
[34 R] Easter Communicants in 1768.
Thursday in Passion week John Hove, viat: repet: anticip*®
Palm Sunday. Nicholas Digby. M*" Ambrose Farrall. George Allen.
Tuesday. M"" Brown::
H. Thursday. Ann Mosel. Ann Hutt. M"Sus: Hause
H. Saturday. H. M"-^ Bertie. Martha Sly
Easter Sunday. Capt" Farrall. Fr: Tyrrel. M"^ Cowley. M^^ Adams
Sen'-. Jn° Hill, Chelmsford. Thos: Hawks
Monday. Jn° Adams. Eliz: Rose. M""^ Adams Jun'". M^^^ Pullen [35 RJ
Eliz: Reed. M""^ Burningham.
Tuesday. Dorothy Mason. Eliz: Mason, M""^ Jn'' Mason. M'"^ Pattis-
son. M'"^ Grime. M''^ Jos: Digby. Mary Oddy. Eliz: Pullen. M*"
Pattisson. Julia Adams. M''^ Oddy. Jn° Pullen. Jn° Burningham.
Wednesday. M'' Geo: Mason Sen^ M'^^ Geo: Mason.
Thursday. M"" Jn° Mason. Geo: Mason Jun^ [Jacky Hawkes xdou^]
Conf^
Fryday. M^^ Lynch. M'^^ Tonnage. M"^^ Philips *
[36 R] Saturday. M^^ Hitching. M"^ Hitching. M^-^ Bridge
Low Sunday. M"" Grime. M'^^ Prescot. Briant Digby. Eliz: Digby.
Fr: Burningham. Ed: Fairhead. M"" W™ Berrington. Lewis
Arnold (too late, postpon'd)
Monday. Jane Manning, legitime hdie. Jacky Hawkes, i^* Com"
Thursday. Charles Mason, i^^ Com'^
Saturday. Mary Ann Reddington, Viat.
2"^^ week Fryday. Miss Kitty Grime, i^^ Com"
Saturday. Miss Fanny Grime, i^' Com"
Sunday. M""^ Bate, postpon'd for health
[T/its concludes the reversed pages and Book L]
BOOK H.
(2) frances Burningham
Copie 1792
Baptised by Mr. Thomas Berrington Nov 4*^^ 1792 frances
Burningham, gossips Mr. John Coverdale junior and Ann Coverdale
both standing for themselves, and not as proxies, as j understand
and Believe
[^The following entry is on a slip pasted in below]
Baptized by Mr. Tho: Berrington, November 4. 1792 Frances
Burningham, Gossips Mr. John Coverdale [junior i^iterlined] and
Miss Ann Coverdale, both standing for themselves, and not as
Proxies, as I understand & believe
(3) originals copied and added to the Register of the Births Mar-
riages and Deaths of the Congregation of Crondon park^ Chapel
Beginning in the year
1806 March the 2
March Catherine Dauther of francis Manning and Elenor his wife
the 2. of Wasterford was this day Baptised by me at the Catholic
1802 chapel of Crondon park
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 347
John Timmons Godfather
Mary Macgill godmother
T the mark of Mary Macgill
signed — j B Aubert
[ The above is a sample of display work wilh marginal dales. The fol-
lowing are made cursive. \
April the 20*^. 1806. William Murphy the son of Martin and
Elizabeth his wife aged ten days was this day baptised by me at
Crondon park. Morhassy Ormsby, godfather, Elenor Mulloy god-
mother, signed j B Aubert — officiating Priest
(4) this copied and no date of the moth nor of the year, as the
original added to it.
Mary M'cdonnal the Dauther of Hugh and Mary his wife aged
nine days was this day Baptised by me, at Crondon park, patrick
Little Godfather Alice Creamer Godmother.
signed j B Aubert — officiating Priest.
May the 30. 1806. Mary Bailly Dauther of edward Bailly &
Rose Bailly was Baptised this day 30 of may 1806. Gossips J. Teevan
and Mary M°. bride, no mention is made of the person who has
given the Baptism
June 22. 1806. John M<'.N[eele ?] the son of Edward M^N[eele]
and Margaret his wife aged eight days was this day Baptised by
me at Crondon park Chapel, james Morgan Godfather. Margarett
Morgan Godmother, the mark of james Moregan x. the mark of
Margarett Morgan x . Signed j B. Aubert — officiating priest
(5) June 29. 1806. Bernard Conngan the son of william and elenor
his wife was this day Christened by me at Crondon park Daniel
field Godfather Margarett Banke Godmother Mark of Daniel field
+ the mark + of margarett Bank. Signed j. B. Aubert
July the 13. 1806. Mary the Dauther of james Mavos and
Sarah his wife aged three months was this day Baptised by me.
william Barry [?] godfather, ellenor Barry Godmother x the mark
of william Barry the mark of Sarah Barry [none]. Signed j. B. Aubert
July the 13. 1806 John the son of william Barry aged two months
was this day Baptised by me james Mavoy Godfather. Sarah Mavoy
Godmother. July 13*-^ 1806. + the mark of james Mavoy. the mark
+ of Sarah Mavoy. Signed j. B. Aubert
(6) August the 31. 1806. Ann the Dauther of Cornelius Omare and
Mary his wife was this day christened by me John Renny Godfather.
Catherinne Kelly Godmother. John Renny. the mark of Catherinne
Kelly X . Signed J. B. Aubert
August the 31*^. 1806. james the son of william Ri[p]ton, and
jane his wife was this day Christened by me. Patrick fitzgerald
Godfather helen his wife Godmother. + the mark of patrick fitz-
gerald. + the mark of Helen fitzgerald. Signed j. B. Aubert
(7) September 2i^\ 1806. John the Son James and Ann
his wife was this day christened by me~thomas Barnes godfather,
Mary Gilman godmother, x the mark of the godfather, x the mark
of the godmother. J: B: Aubert
348 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
06l^ 26*^ Ann, the daughter of Richard Brien and Elizabeth,
his wife, aged 6 weeks, was this day baptized by me. James Bogue
godfather, Ellenor Bogue godmother, [stg-ned] James Bogue. +the
mark of the godmother J. B. Aubert.
1807
Jany the 18*^. Ann the daughter of Dennis Coughlan & Catha-
rine his wife was this day christened by me. patrick kelly, godfather,
Bridget Devers, godmother, the mark of the + godfather, the mark
of V the godmother. J. B. Aubert.
(8) January 18. frances, the son [sic] of James M<=Manus, and mary
his wife was this day Christened by me. Daniel Scanlan Godfather.
Margaret Ryan godmother, jan^^ the 18^^ 1807. [signed] Dan Scan-
lan. the mark + of the godmother. J: B: Aubert
March i^*^ 1807. John the Son of John M^'crohon and margaret
his wife, aged five weeks was this day baptized by me. patrick
kenny, godfather. Catharine kelly godmother. [Szg-ned] Pat Kenny,
the mark of + Catharine kelly J: B: Aubert
\The foregoing eight pages have been sewn in^ the last folio
protruding an inch, when 710 1 folded in.]
(1) Register of the Births, Deaths
&
Marriages
of the Catholic Congregation, at crondon
park, Essex
Beginning in the year 1807
J. B. Aubert
officiating minister of the said
Congregation
(J) blank
(i) 1807
March 21^^ Michael John Mason, the son of Michael John
Mason & Jane* his wife, born this day, was baptized by me. (Henry
Mason, Godfather, Eliza Cockshott, Godmother. [Signed] Henry
Mason. Eliza Cockshott. J: B: Aubert
May the 3. James, the son of Barnard Conaway & mary his
wife, born on the 18*^ of april last, was this day baptized by me.
John Devars, Godfather. Catherine Coghlan, Godmother. [Signed]
John Devers. Cath + coghlan's mark. J: B: Aubert
May the 17. Catherine, the daughter of John Connors and
Catherine, his wife, born the 6*^^ instant, was this day baptized by
me. Cornelius O'mara, godfather, Margaret Walters, godmother
Con[our?] Mara, margaret waiters + her mark. J: B: Aubert
(2) May 31^^ Elizabeth, the daughter of James Molloy, and Mar-
garet, his wife, born the 4^^ of this month, was this day baptized
by me, Michael Mason, godfather, Catherine Byrne godmother.
Michael Mason. Catarin Burns. J: B: Aubert
June 7^\ William, the son of James Leonard, and Bridget,
his wife, born on the 25'^ november last, was this day baptized by
* Jane Cockshott.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 349
me. Florence M'carthy godfather, Charlotte Adams, Godmother,
florence M'carthy + his mark. Charlotte Adams + her mark.
J; B: Aubert
June the 14*^. Michael the Son of Patrick Dary,* and Mary
his wile, aged six weeks, was this day baptized by me. Michael
O'locklhin, godfather, Mary O'locklhin god mother: Michael O'lock-
Ihin + his mark, mary O'locklhin + her mark. J: B: Aubert
(3) June the 14^^. Mary, the daughter of Michael O'locklhin, and
Mary his wife, born the 14^^ of April last, was this day baptized by
me. Patrick Dary, godfather, Mary Dary, godmother, patrick Dary
-f his mark, mary Dary x her mark. J: B: Aubert
Sept 27*^. Died Ann phillipson, wife of Abraham phillipson,
of Buttsbury, buried Oa^- the 4^^. J: B: A.
0(St^ 13. Died at Crondon park Charlotte Adams of Stock —
buried, Oa-^ the 15'^^ J: B: A.
Nov. 8'^^. John the son of [James M'gee x^. out] Daniel Slaven,
and Mary his wife, aged 3 days was this day baptized by me. James
M'gee Godfather, Elizabeth Mason godmother. James M'gee + his
mark. Eliza Mason. J: B: Aubert
(4) Nov. 15. John the son of James Brady and Catherine his wife,
aged four days was this day baptized by me. Luke Wer godfather,
Helen Cooper godmother. Luke Wer. Elenor Cooper.
J: B: Aubert.
Dec'", the 6^^. Elizabeth the daughter of John Harley [Esq.'"
above] and Honoria his wife, aged nine days, was this day baptized
by me; William Cairns, Godfather, Rosana Cairns godmother.
J: B: Aubert
26. John the son of John Low, and Mary, his wife was this day
baptized by me. Thomas Cavanagh godfather. Mary Dillon god-
mother. J: B: Aubert.
(5) i8°8
July 31^*. James, the son of James Fallon, and mary his wife,
aged 7 days, was this day baptized by me. James M'^.Dermot god-
father. Mary Galaty godmother. James M^'.Dermot + his mark,
mary Galaty 4- her mark. J. B. Aubert.
Augt. 17. Catherine, the daughterof Robert Hayes, and Johanna
his wife, born the 14^^ of July last, was this day baptized by me.
John Lynas [over Lynes] godfather, helen Whitty godmother. John
Lynes. [a scrawl of seven detached letters looking like W i n i y 1 y].
J: B: Aubert
Sep"" the 4. William Walter Darcy the son of patrick Darcy
& Mary his wife, aged eleven months, & privately Baptized, had
the ceremonies of Baptism supplied by me. William Lawler god-
father, Mary Lawler Godmother, the mark of x w°^ Lawler. the
mark of + Mary Lawler. J: B: Aubert
(6) Died at the Tye, Margaretting, Joseph Mason, buried at
Margaretting. o^^ 6'^ — J: B: Aubert
\Rest of page blank.]
i^ From a subsequent baptism this and the Sponsors in the following entry
ought to be Darcy, but there is no "c" here.
350 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
(7) 1809
March 19^^. Joseph, the son of Joseph Fitzpatrick and Bridget
his wife, was this day baptized by me. Edward Hart Godfather, Rose
Dunn Godmother. Edw^ Harte [?]. Rose Dunn + her mark.
J: B: Aubert
March 19. james, the son of James M"cshane and Margaret,
his wife, was this day Baptized by me. Samuel Bell Godfather,
Catharine [Shile x^ oiit\ [Shiels above] Godmother. Samuel Bell.
Catharine Shiels. J: B: Aubert
26. Judith the daughter of David Marny and Catherine his
wife, was this day brought to the Church, being previously bap-
tized, when I supplied the Ceremonies of the Church. Andrew Lynch
Godfather, Hannah M'cail Godmother. And^ Lynch. Hannah m'cail
+ her mark. J: B: Aubert
(8) April the 2. . Catherine the daughter of Richard Gallary and
margaret keith his wife was this day baptized by me. James Barry
godfather. Ann kenny godmother. Jamesj Barry + his mark. Ann
Kenny + her mark. J: B: Aubert
16. Michael Own dufFy the son of John and Bridget his wife
was this day baptized by me. John Duffy godfather. Jane Donovan
godmother. J: B: Aubert
June the 18. Catherine Isabella, the daughter of Michael John
Mason and Jane his wife, born this day was christened by me.
(philip* Beington Esq^ godfather. Ann Cockshott godmother. Philip
Berington. Ann Cockshott. J: B: Aubert.
(9) July 23. John the son of Michael Deegan and Honor his wife
was this day baptized by me. William Wright godfather, Lucy
Morris Godmother. W"^ Wright. Lucy Morris J: B: Aubert.
July 23'"'^ Anna Maria the daughter of William Wright and
Honor his wife, aged a fortnight was this day baptized by me.
Martin Karns godfather. Honor Deegan godmother. M. Kerns.
Honor Deegan + her mark. J: B: Aubert
Sunday. Sep^ lo^*^. at a Confirmation held at Ingatestone Hall
by Bishop Poynter the following persons were confirmed
Frances Burningham Elizabeth Abby
George Mayhew Sarah Wood
Margaret Mayhew Caroline Wood
John Mason J: B: Aubert
(10) 06lober 22^^. Andrew the son of Andrew Callaine and Bridget
his wife, aged one month, was this day baptized by me. Charles
Richards godfather, Honor wright, godmother, the mark of + charles
Richards. Honor Withes [?] + her mark. J: B: Aubert
Nov"" 12^^. Elizabeth, the daughter of James Bardon and
Margaret his wife, was this day baptized by me. Br[ia]n Conolly
godfather, Margaret Corlay godmother. Bryan Connolly, Margaret
Corlay + her mark. J: B: Aubert
(11) 1810
Feby 1 1*\ Helena the daughter of Edward Murphy and [Eliza-
5|c The name is often misspelt with two r's. The Rev. gentleman seems to
have solved all doubt by omission.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
351
beth x^ out'\ Bridget, his wife, aged six months, was this day bap-
tized by me. Thomas Eastwood godfather, Ann Cockshott god-
mother. Thomas Eastwood Ann Cockshott. J: B: Aubert.
March 11^^ Margaret the daughter of John Costigan, and Ann
his wife, aged three weeks, was this day baptized by me. Michael
Walsh godfather, Martha M'cCuchin godmother. Mich^ Wash \sic\
+ his mark. Martha M'cCuchin + her mark. J: B: Aubert.
25. Mary the daughter of Mathew Maly and Margaret his
wife, aged a fortnight, was this day baptized by me. Patrick Gralish
godfather. Margaret Bushell godmother. Pat^ Grealish. Margaret
Bushnell. J: B: Aubert
(12)
Holy
Thursday
Communicants at Easter
Mrs Mason
Mrs Mich^ Mason
Mrs May hew
Geo Mayhew
Joseph Wood
Easter ^^ ^^^°"
nasier ^^ Wq^vw Mason
^""^^y Mrs H. Mason
Mrs Burningham
Miss Burningham
Abraham phillipson
monday M"". Mich^ Mason Mich' pullen
M'-s Pullen
low Sunday John Pullen
Cha« Mason
2°^ Sunday after Easter. Elizabeth Abby
(13) 1811
feb^ the 26*^^. Elizabeth Margaret, the daughter of Michael John
Mason and Jane his wife, born this day was baptized by me. (Joseph
Booker godfather, Elizabeth Mason godmother. Charles Mason
stood proxy for Joseph Booker). Eliza [bth«dc>z;^]
(14 Communicants at Easter
M"*^ Mason M""^ Mayhew
M''^ Mic. Mason Geo: Mayhew
Miss Cockshott
J: B: Aubert
Holy
Thursday
Easter
Sunday
M"* Mason
M"^ Burningham
Miss Burningham
M*-^ Pullen
M"" John Morton
Easter
Monday
Charles Mason
M'" Mic. Mason
John Mason
Elizabeth Abby
Low
Sunday
M"". Henry Mason
M>^s H. Mason
M^ Wood
Mary Wood
John pullen
Abraham phillipson
2 Sunday after Easter — william phillipson
dame Lee, of Stock communicated during the o(5lave
352 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
(15 April the 28*^^. Elizabeth, the daughter of Joseph Brenan,
and Mary his wife, aged a fortnight, was this day baptized by me.
Daniel Flarty godfather, Margaret M'cshane godmother. Danil
Flarty, the mark of 4- margaret m'cshane. J: B: Aubert
July the 30. Isabella Margaret, the daughter of Henry Mason
and Elizabeth his wife, born this day, was baptized by me. (M*"
William Talbot of Liverpool, godfather. Miss Margaret Bushel,
godmother — But John Michael Mason & Elizabeth Cockshott stood
proxies). J. M. Mason. Eliza Cockshott. J: B: Aubert.
Nov 24. John the son of Dominick Mogragh and Margaret
his wife was this day baptized by me. Richard Anderson godfather,
mary finigan godmother. Rich'^ Anderson, the mark of + may finigan.
J. B. Aubert
(16) 1812
Jan^ 27. Mary, the daughter of Michael James and Mary his
wife, privately baptized by me, was this day brought to the chapel,
and had the Ceremonies of baptism supplied. Roger Brown god-
father, Elizabeth Anderson godmother. J: B: Aubert
feb^ 2^. Mary, the daughter of patrick Colman and Bridget,
his wife, was this day baptized by me. peter Hay godfather, Ann
Kildey godmother, peter Hay + his mark. Ann Kildey + her mark
J: B: Aubert
• feby 5*^. Mary, the daughter of Thomas Cairns, and Mary his
wife, was this day baptized by me. patrick Murphy godfather, Mary
Shannon godmother, patrick murphy + his mark, mary shannon +
her mark. J: B: Aubert
(17) feb^ 9^^. Catherine, the daughter of francis Rourke and Mar-
garet his wife, was this day baptized by me. Hugh Swilly godfather,
Brigitt Killoly godmother. Hugh Swilly + his mark. Bridgitt Killoly
+ her mark. J: B: Aubert
feby 23. John, the son of Terence Cavanagh and Margaret his
wife, aged four days, was this day Baptized by me. Charles davany
godfather, Judith Shannon godmother. Charles Devaney. [? — Shan-
non]. J: B: Aubert
March the 8*. Mary, the daughter of francis doughorty and
Catherine his wife, aged two day was this day baptized by me.
patrick Higgins godfather. Grace funagan godmother, patrick Hig-
gins + his mark, grace funagan + her mark. J: B: Aubert
(18) March the 1 5^^. Thomas, the son of James Barkley and Bridget
his wife, aged two days, was this day baptized by me. Laurence
finan godfather, Bridget Orum godmother. Laurence Funan.
Bridget orum + her mark. J: B: Aubert
March the 22^^. John the son of Peter Hoy and Bridget his
wife, aged three days, was this day baptized by me. peter May
godfather. Bridget Coleman godmother, peter May + his mark.
Bridget colman + her mark. J. B: Aubert.
March 22. patrick, the son of terence Wall and Barbara his
wife, aged two days, was this day baptized by me. Locklan Burns
godfather. Elizabeth Moron godmother. Locklan Burns + his
mark. Elizabeth Moron. J: B: Aubert.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 353
(19) March 29. James, the son of John Bigland and Margaret his
wife, aged two days, was this day baptized by me: John Henderson
godfather, Bridget Hoy godmother. Bridget Hoy + her mark.
John Henderson. J: B: Aubert.
taken into the Church on Easter day 1812. James Arnold, a
private in the Sligo Militia.
April the 5^*^. Thomas the son of Martin Sweeny and Jane his
wife, aged 7 days, was this day baptized by me. Dennis Dogherty
godfather. Elizabeth Cockshott godmother, dennis Dogherty + his
mark. Elizabeth Cockshott. J: B: Aubert
(20) Communicants at Easter 181 2
M"^ Mason M^ J. pullen
M'^ Mason M^^ pullen
John Mason Abraham phillipson
Charles Mason John Mason from Oddy's
M'- Mich^ Jn°. Mason M^^ Lee
M'^s Mich. Mason John Kent
Miss Cockshott M-^^ Kent
M'^ H. Mason Mary Wood
M^^ H. Mason M'^^ Burningham
M^ Eastwood Miss Burningham
M""s Mayhew M"" Wood
M"^ Geo. Mayhew C. Berington Esq"*
W'" phillipson.
(21) April 5^^ died Margaret Helen Mayhew, after receiving the
Rites of the Church, aged 12 years & 10 Months. Buried at Stock
on the 12^^ of April. J: B; Aubert
April the 19^^ Margaret, the daughter of Michael Coney and
Margaret his wife, aged eight days, was this day baptized by me.
John Morton godfather, Ann ratchwood godmother. John Morton.
Ann Ratchwood + her mark J: B: Aubert.
April the 26. William Taylor, a private in the Sligo Militia
was this day married to Mary Fallen of the County of Sligo in
Ireland, william Taylor + his mark, mary fallen. Witnesses Mich^
Jn° Mason, owen Fallen his mark. J: B: Aubert
(22) May the 7th. William the son of Barney fallen and marianne
his wife, aged five days, was this day baptized by me. owen fallen
godfather. Grace Higgins godmother, owen fallen + his mark.
Grace Higgens + her mark. J: B: Aubert
May 17^^. Mary the daughter of [Dennis Dowan and x^ out]
[Timothy Mannocks and belo7v\ Elizabeth his wife was this day
baptized by me. Dennis Dowan godfather. Eleanor Cowan god-
mother. Dennis Dowan + his mark. Eleanor Cowan + her mark.
J: B: Aubert.
May 17. Elizabeth, the daughter .. william Dunn and mary
his wife, was this day baptized by me. Thomas Hand godfather.
Mary Hickey godmother, thomas Hand + his mark, mary Hickey
+ her mark. J: B: Aubert
May 17. Patrick the son of Thomas Hand and Elizabeth his
wife, was this day baptized by me. William M'cmahon godfather.
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354 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
Ann Carls godmother, william M'cmahon + his mark. Ann Carls 4-
her mark. J: B: Aubert
(23) May 17^^ francis the son of james M'crowley and Sarah his
wife was this day baptized by me. francis dowley godfather. Ann
Loyan [PLogan] godmother, francis dowley + his mark. Ann
Loyan + her mark J: B: Aubert.
June 21. Mary the daughter of John Cawley and Margaret
his wife, aged two days, was this day baptized by me. thomas
illand godfather. Elizabeth jackson godmother, tho^ Illand + his
mark. J: B: Aubert
July the 5'^. thomas, the son of thomas Dolan, and Honor his
wife, aged five days was this day baptized by me. Owen Killeollan
godfather. Catherine Halloran godmother, owen Killeollan x his
mark. Catherine Halloran + her mark J: B: Aubert.
July 5'^. Mary daughter of thomas Wall and Mary his wife,
aged three days, was this day baptized by me. thomas Scott god-
father. Honor Griffin godmother, thomas Scott + his mark. Honor
Griffin + her mark. J : B : Aubert
(24) August the 5^^. Thomas Cockshott. the son of Michael John
Mason and Jane his wife born this day, was baptized by me
(Thomas Eastwood Esq"" godfather. Miss Mary Booker godmother
Mast^ Mathew Mason and Miss Eliza Cockshott stood proxies).
Matthew Mason. Eliza Cockshott. J: B: Aubert
Aug* the 7'^. Charles, the son of John Kent and Mary his
wife, aged three days, was this day baptized by me. Philip Bering-
ton Esq'" godfather, M" Mason godmother. Philip Berington.
Frances Mason. J: B: Aubert
Aug* the 9. John, the son of patrick Grahan and Eleanor his
wife, was this day baptized by me. william Shuvelen godfather.
Honor doran godmother, william Shuvelen + his mark. Honor
Dorun + her mark. J: B: Aubert.
(25) Aug* the 5. Maria, the daughter of John Quin (a private in
the Sligo Militia, and Sarah his wife, was this day baptized by me.
Hugh M'c clauchlen godfather. Margaret Cavanagh godmother.
Hugh M'clauchlen + his mark. Margaret Cavanagh + her mark.
J: B: Aubert
Aug* the 16. John, the son of Michael Morfett (a private in the
Sligo Militia) and Mary his wife, aged six days, was this day bap-
tized by me. James Melvin godfather, Margaret Morfett godmother.
James Melvin + his mark. Margaret Morfett 4- her mark. J : B : Aubert
Sep"" the 6*^. Helen, the daughter of owen Gallachan (a
private in the Sligo Militia) and Bridget his wife, aged 8 days, was
this day baptized by me. James Gallachan godfather. Mary Elles-
ton godmother, james Gallouhan + his mark. Mary Elleston + her
mark. J: B: Aubert.
(26) Sepf 27. james M'cue [?] (a private in the Sligo Militia) was
married this day to Elizabeth Moran. [Sign] James M'Cue. E.
Moran. E. mcue. Witnesses. Patt. Moran x his mark. J. Savage
Srgt. S.M.* J: B: Aubert
3)s Query Sergeant of Sligo Militia.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 355
OiSi^ the 4'^. Robert the son of Robert Hagherty (a corporal in
the Sligo Militia, and Frances his wife, aged five days was this day
baptized by me. Connell derrigh godfather. Margaret e lane god-
mother. Connell derrigh + his mark. Margaret e lane + her mark.
J:B:Aubert
061 the 4. Elizabeth, the daughter of Andrew Donugham,
(a private in the Sligo Militia) and Mary his wife, aged four days
was this day baptized by me. patrick Kelly godfather. Mary wall
godmother, patrick Kelly + his mark, mary wall* + her mark.
J: B: Aubert
(27) Nov"^ 22^. patrick Hoyarty, the son of patrick Hoyartyt and
Catherine his wife was this day baptized by me. Michael Moore
godfather. Mary Wallice godmother. J: B: Aubert
fSouth Mayo Militia.
Nov^ 22^. James, the son of thomas Castello (a private in the
south Mayo Militia) and EUenor his wife was this day baptized by
me. John Bell, Godfather. Bridget Castello godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
Nov"^ 28. Ann, the daughter of James McDonnell (a Corporal
in the South Mayo Militia) and Honara his wife was this day bap-
tized by me. patrick Bourke, godfather. Mary M'donough god-
mother. J: B: Aubert
N° 28 Ann, the daughter of Martin Hart (a private in the
South Mayo Militia) and Mary his wife, was this day baptized by
me. Edward Riley godfather, Mary Mack godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
Nov*" 29. Patrick the son of patrick Canon (a private in the
South Mayo Militia), and Mary his wife was this day baptized by
me. Joseph Malone godfather. Ann Carrill godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
(28) Novemb*^ 29. Patrick the son of Felix Kelly (a Sergeant in
the South Mayo Militia) and Margaret his wife, was this day bap-
tized by me. William Coane godfather. Mary O'Malley god-
mother. J: B: Aubert.
Dec'^ 24. Patrick, the son of Michael Walsh (a private in the
South Mayo Militia) and Mary his wife was this day baptized by
me. Michael Daily godfather. Catharine Eliot godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
Dec"* 27. Mary the daughter of peter Reed and Ann his wife,
of Chelmsford, was this day baptized by me. John M'cGaver god-
father. Margaret M'Sheane & Julia Burke godmothers.
J: B: Aubert.
(29) 1813
January 17*^ Richard O'Donnell, (a private in the South
Mayo Reg^ was this day married to Mary Regan by me.
J: B: Aubert
February the 6th. James Ruddy (a private In the South Mayo
Reg* was this day married to Mary Staunton, widow, by me,
J: B: Aubert
* Query Wale.
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356 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
Feb"^ 7th. Ann, the daughter of Bryan Scahill (a Corporal in
the South Mayo Reg*) and Ann, his wife, aged two days, was this
day baptized by me. Toby Bourke Godfather, Ann Bourke God-
mother. J: B: Aubert.
Feby 14*^ Mary, the daughter of James Keef (a private in
the South Mayo Reg*) and Mary his wife, aged two days, was this
day baptized by me. Peter Henly godfather, Honor Reilly god-
mother. J: B: Aubert.
(30) March the io*\ Honora, the daughter of Thomas Gibbons [(a
priv. in the Mayo) above] and Ann his wife, was this day baptized
by me. Farrell Killeen, godfather; Margaret Terick godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
March 21. Patrick, the son of John Kerns (a private in the
South Mayo Militia) and Margaret his wife, was this day baptized
by me. Patrick Mugan [PMeegan] Godfather. Jane Browne God-
mother. J: B: Aubert.
April the 3^. Patrick, the son of James Dunlevy [(a private,
South Mayo) above] and Ann his wife was this day baptized by me.
James M'cDonnell, Godfather, Honor M'cDonnell godMother.
J: B: Aubert.
April the 4th. Patrick the son of James HIggins (a private in
the South Mayo Militia) and Nappy, his wife, was this day bap-
tized by me. Sponsors, patrick Steevens, and Mary Garvan.
J: B: Aubert.
(31) May the 30. Ann the daughter of Michael Clark (a private in
the Royal Meath Militia) and Judith, his wife, was this day Bap-
tized by me. Joseph Donogan godfather. Rose Reilly godmother.
J: B: Aubert
May 30*^. Ralph Dean (a private in the Royal Meath Reg*)
was this day married to Catherine Mally by me. [Stgnd] Ralph
Dean. Cath. molly's x her mark. Witnesses, M''^ Ponce[?]. M.
Prance. J: B: Aubert.
{32) April 18. William, the son of Andrew Smith (a private in the
Royal Meath Reg*, and Mary, his wife, was this day baptized by
me. Peter Keogan, godfather. Elizabeth Smith godmother.
J: B: Aubert
April 18. Bridget, the daughter of Thomas Corcoran (a
private in the Royal Meath Reg*) and Ann, his wife, was this day
baptized by me. Peter Mc'namara godfather, Mary Wall god-
mother. J* B: Aubert.
June 13*^. Patrick, the son of James Kane (a private in the
Royal Meath Reg*.) and Bridget, his wife, was this day baptized by
me. John Reilly godfather, Bridget Smith godmother. J: B: Aubert
July 11*^. John, the son of Farrel Rowe, [(a private in the
R. Meath reg*. above] and Bridget, his wife, w^as this day baptized
by me. Mich^ Everit, godfather. Margaret Connors, godmother.
J: B: Aubert
(33) J^fy 8. Ann, the daughter of John Walsh (a private in the
Royal Meath Reg*) and Catharine his wife, was this day baptized by
me. Patrick Lynch Godfather, ally Conroy, godmother. J: B: Aubert.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 357
July 25* Edward, ths son of Patrick Ryan (a private in the
Royal Meath and Bridget his wife, was this day baptized by me.
Sponsors, James Mountain and Elizabeth Dunn. J: B: Aubert.
July 25. Mary, the daughter of James Fitzsimons (a private
in the Royal Meath Reg*) and Mary his wife, was this day bap-
tized by me. Sponsors, Michael Gainer & Ann Corcoran.
J: B. Aubert.
Aug* 2. Ann, the daughter of Michael Rowe (a private in the
Royal Meath) and Elizabeth, his wife, was this day baptized by
me. Sponsors, patrick M'cGuinness & Margaret Flanagan.
J: B: Aubert
(34) August 29. Died at Chelmsford, after receiving the Rites of
the Church, Frances Taylor, who had been admitted a member of
the Catholic Church ab* one month before by me. J: B: Aubert.
061"" 2o*h. Died at Stock, Mary Brown, after receiving the
Rites of the Church, buried on the Sunday the 24*^. J: B: Aubert.
Nov"" 22^^. Catherine, the daugher of Owen Kinselo (a private
in the Wexford Militia) and Mary his wife was this day baptized
by me. Sponsors Dan' Keresion & Rose Carty. J: B: Aubert.
Dec'^ 19'^. Ann, the daughter of Thomas Gordon (a private in
the 24*^ Reg^) and Catherine his wife, was this day baptized by me.
Phillip Cahill Godfather, Margaret M'cavoy Godmother.
J: B: Aubert.
(35) 1814
March the 12*^. Henry James the son of Michael John Mason
& Jane his wife, born this day, was baptized by me. Sponsors M"^
James W^ Porter & M-^^ Frances Porter of Writtle ; but M"" Henry
Mason & Elizabeth, his wife stood proxies. J: B: Aubert.
April the 3d. Frances, the daughter of John kent and Mary
his wife, aged five days, was this day baptized by me. Sponsors
James Phillipson, jun^ & Ann Newland, for whom M''^ Mich' Jn°
Mason stood proxy. J B: Aubert.
Aug*, the 21. Mariann, the daughter of Thomas M'Quire of
the 48*^^ Reg*. & Catharine his wife, was this day baptized by me.
Sponsors, philip Cahill & Louisa Cusack. J B: Aubert
(36) 1815
June the ii*\ Rebecca, the daughter of francis Willis (a pri-
vate in the 55th Reg*) and Helen, his wife, aged one month, was
this day baptized by me. Sponsors, Henry Sizer & Mary Mackay.
J: B: Aubert
Sep"^ 24*h. Margaret, the daughter of Charles Conolly (a
private in the 43*^^ Reg*, and Mary his wife, aged eight days, was
this day baptized by me. James Kidd, godfather, Jane Thompson
godmother. J: B. Aubert.
1816
March the 5*^. John, the son of John Francis & pheb^ his
wife, aged six days, was this day baptized by me. William Cayley,
Lucy Cayley, Sponsors. W"^ Cayley, Lucy Cayley. J: B: Aubert
(37) May the 28*\ Ann Jane, the daughter of Mich' John Mason and
Jane, his wife, aged two days, was this day baptized by me.
35^ CRONDON PARK RfiGIStERS
Sponsors John Michael Mason & Louisa Cusack, but thomas
Mason & Ann Cockshott stood proxies. J: B: Aubert.
June the 30^^. James thomas, the son of James robert phillip-
son and mary his wife, born the eighteenth of this month, was this
day baptized by me. Sponsors John phillipson & Elizabeth Hayes.
But John Kent stood proxy for John phillipson. J: B: Aubert.
Nov"" 13. Edward, the son of John Kent and Mary his wife,
aged two days, was this day baptized by me. Sponsors, William
Phillipson & M^^ Carey — but Mary Maxey stood proxy for Mrs
Carey. J: B: Aubert.
(38) Nov*" 16. Died at Stock, thomas Mason, buried on the 20^^.
J B: Aubert
1817
May the 4*^. Ann, the daughter of William Galvin, and Mar-
garet, his wife, aged fifteen days, was this day baptized by me.
Sponsors, James M'celloy and Mary payne. J: B: Aubert.
June 22. Ann, the daughter of William Rice and Ann, his
wife, aged one month, was this day Baptized by me. Sponsors
Christopher Mason & Catherine Hunt. J: B; Aubert
(39) 1818
Augt. the 11^^. John Matthew, the son of Michael John Mason
and Jane his wife, born this day & privately baptized, had the Cere-
monies of baptism supplied by me. Sponsors Tho* Eastwood Esq*".
M"^ Eastwood, proxies, Matthew mason, Eliz Cockshott.
J. B. Aubert.
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(41) April the 3. this day April the 3 henry finch son of Henry finch
and of francis Mary wood his wife was Baptised, Child being in
danger of Death had no godfather nor Godmother neither the Cere-
monies of Baptism have been used, by me — Arch-presbiter A Dan-
neville officiating at Crondon park's chapel
April 25. philip Berrington Esq"" son of Thomas Berrington
aged of 71. Died at Stock the 21 of April and Buried the 25^°
By me Arch-preest A. Danneville.
July 3. ego infra scriptus certum facio omnibus quorum inte-
rest, me hodie julii tertia die, Benedidlionem Nuptialem dedisse
patricio Macmahon, Militi, nuper Licentiato, nato in una provincia-
rum hiberniae, dictd Limerick, Annaeque Stanton in eadem hibernia
nata, in parochia, di6la Mayer die supra di6lo, anno Dni. 1818.
Certumque facio hos conjuges a me, sacramentum paenitentiae
recipisse, A. Danneville. Missionarius sub potestate illustrissimi
reverendissimi Dni Pointer.
1819
(42) January the 23*^ Mary Greene dauther of james Greene (olim
Andrus) Born the i'^ of January has been Baptised the 23^** By me
A Danneville. Sponsor M''^ Alice Thomson. A C. Danneville
April the 18. Mary Sara Rice Dauther of william Rice private
in the . . . Reg', and of Anne Rice (late EDwards) his wife. Born
mars the i*^ and Christened this day of April the i8'^ By me A.
Danneville. Sponsor Catherinne Hunt A. C. Danneville
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 359
Elina MacMolIand Dauther of william M<=Molland and jane
his wife Born in May the i6. 1816 has been Baptised April 23. by
me A. Danneville. Sponsor M'^s Alicia Thompson
Edward Eastwood son of Thomas Eastwood Esq"" and Catha-
rinne Eastwood (olim Taylor) his wife, Born this day of April 18.
1819 was Baptised by me Achptre A. C. Danneville. Sponsors the
honorable EDward Preston, and Miss Alicia Taylor proky M^
Mathew Mason for the honorable EDward Preston. Alicia Maria
Taylor. Matt^ Mason Proxy for the Hofible Edward Preston.
A. C. Danneville
(44) 1820
January the 8^^. Lucia Helena, Dauther of henry finch and
francis Mary (olim Wood) his wife, born the 15 of December 1819
(being in state of Danger) was this day the 8^^ of January, Baptised,
by me, under Signed. The Ceremony of Baptism and of Godfather
and Godmother Remaind to be supplied for. A C Danneville
jan''^ the 10^^. Vic?tor Samuel son of William M^^MoUand and
of jane (olim porter) his wife [born 20*^ of Dec Last above] was
thir day Baptised by me under Signed; proxy jane M^Mollan sister
of the above said Vidlor Samuel for M"^^ Michael Mason. Jan^^ the
10*^ 1820. A. C. Danneville
approuved; born the 20^^ of Dec. last. A. C. Danneville. Jane
M^Mollard *
feb. the 8'^ william hunt son of John hunt and jane his wife (alias
Slaving) aged of 12 days, and being in Danger, has been Baptised
at home, by me under Signed ; nor a godfather nor a godmother has
been present, nor the Ceremony of Baptism administred on account
of the sickness and of the Danger of the child. A. Danneville.
feb'^y 27. This day february 27. 1820 Vi6lor Samuel M^Molland
mentioned at the other page jafi. the 10^^ Received the Ceremony
of Baptism (viz) the holy oil [ ? ] by the Rev. A. Danneville god-
father in the presence of M""^ jane Mason of Crondon park, being the
Godmother under Signed. A. C Danneville. Jane Mason
Mars 23. this day mars 23. 1820 William hunt mentioned
to the other page, folio sinistro (viz) feb. the 8*^ has been supplied
with the Ceremony of Baptism presented by M''^ Gervais his God-
mother. + the mark of M'^^ Gervais. A. C. Danneville.
June 29. this day June the 29. 1820 Heri Kent son John Kent
and Mary Kent his wife (alias Newlati) Born the 25 of this month
has been Baptised by me under Signed, the godmother M''^ Alice
Thomson M'' Thomas Thomson stood proxy for Georges Shimen.
the Rev. A. Danneville. Alice Thompson. Tho^ Thompson proxy
(46) September the 4. Mary Anne Louis, Dauther of William Louis
and Elisabeth Kelly his wife; Born the ii of August Last, was this
day Baptised by me under Signed. Sponsors Edward Thompson and
M""^ Alice Thompson. Alice Thompson. Edward Thompson.
A. C. Danneville
the 17'. Mary Rice Dauther of William Rice private of the
j|c This entry is most confused and hardly leg-ible in parts. There are
erasures and interlineations.
360 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
West Essex Militia and of jane EDward his wife was Baptised this
day September the 17 1820 by me under Signed. Sponsors Miss Anne
Bullock and EDward Thompson. Anne Bullock. Edward Thomp-
son. A. C. Danneville
Odlober the 30*^ Mary Cook Dauther of Caleb Cook and jane
hall, his wife, born the 29, of September Last ; was this day Baptised
by me under Signed ; Sponsors T. Thompson and jane M'^Molland.
Jane M^Molland. A. C. Danneville.
(47) . 1 82 1
janry the 7 Died at Stock Henry Kent son of John Kent and
Mary his wife (alias Newton) about 7 month old, and Buried.
By me A. Danneville.
february the 6. Died at Chelmsford Mary Elizabeth Dauther
of Henry finch, and Mary, his wife, (alias wood) was Buried. By
me under Signed, the child aged of 6years, A. Danneville. the Body
carred to Margueretting.
July the 11*^ Died and Buried at Chelmsford william Hunt
son of John hunt and jane Slaving his wife the 1 1 of July 1821.
A. C. Danneville.
May 23*^. Thomas james, Aubin, son of Thomas Thompson
and Alice (alias heron) his wife was Born the 23 of may 1821 and
Baptised the 24 do by me under Signed. Sponsors M"" Georges
Mayhew and M""^ Ann Mayhew. George Mayhew. Mary Mayhew.
A. C. Danneville
(48) Sep"" 2^. Catherine Ann Henrietta Daughter of Thomas East-
wood Esq*"^ and Catherine his Wife, born the 31^* August was this
day baptized by me under Signed. Richard Butler Esq''^ of Liverpool
& Miss Henrietta Taylor, Sponsors (Michael John Mason, Proxy for
M"- Butler).* Henrietta Elizabeth Taylor.
A. C. Danneville.
Nov the 2^. John son of john Kent and Mary, his wife (alias
Newlan). Born the i*^ of this month was this day Baptised by me
under Signed. Sponsors james Philipson and Ann wood. Ann Wood.
[1822]
January the 7'^. Mary Dauther of henry finch and Mary his
wife Born the 2^ of January 1822 was this day Baptised by me being
in danger of Death. A. c. Danneville
(49) Mars 27. Ann ADams Dauther of Robert ADams and charlotte
his wife born to day was this day Baptised by me under Signed.
Sponsors Mary ADams. Joseph Knight proxy, for Henry Morris.
Mary Adams, jh. Knight for henry Morris. A. C. Danneville
april 24^^. Margaret Kelly of jrland [aged 28 above]
Munited (by me under Signed), with the Sacramts of penance,
extreme on6tion and holy Euchrist, in the jails of Chelmsford, died
the 26'^ of April, and buried, by me under Signed, the 28^^ of April
1822. A C Danneville
July the 2-*. Died at the dwelling house near gUowood
* This is written by Michael John Mason, who sig-ns. Pere Danneville
and Miss Taylor sign in two different hands from the rest of the writing-, which
is elegant and in great contrast to untidy entries about it.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 36 1
Commons near Chelmsford William M*^ Moland jrishman Munited*
of the Sacrements pdnance extreme ondlion and holy Euchrist, aged
55. buried at Chelmsford the 7*''. A. C. Danneville
(50) July the 15. jane hunt Dauther of william hunt and jane, his
wife, was this day Baptised me under Signed. Sponsors EDoward
Thomson & Mary Louis. + M"^^ Louis marque. Edward Thompson
Note
From July 15, 1822 to July 31, 1825, the registers may pro-
bably be found at Ingatestone Hall. D. OLeary June 17. 1831
(51) . 1825
July 31. John Rice son of Will"^ Rice & Ann his wife was
baptiz'^ by me this Day Sunday July 31. James Dunn. Sponsors
Will"^ Haywood & Miss Bell Mason.
1826
April II. Anna Maria Frances Mason Daughter of Matthew &
Anna Maria Teresa Mason was baptiz^ by me this 11^^ day of April
in the year of our Lord on thousand eight Hundred and twenty six.
James Dunn . Sponsors . Henry Edward Hercy & Maria Hercy his
wife of Little Maddock Street London. Christopher Thomas Mason
& Jane Cooke proxies.
(52) May I. Catharine Brewster daughter of Benjamin Brewster &
Mary his wife was baptiz^ by me this i day of May. James Dunn.
Sponsors Myself & Miss Catharine Mason. Proxy M""^ Porter.
1826 Mary Ann Mayhew Daughter of George Mayhew & his
wife Mary was baptiz^ by me this 8 Day of May. James Dunn.
Sponsors Christopher Tho^ Mason & Mary Copsey.
1826 Catharine Kent Daughter of John Kent & his wife Mary
was baptiz'i this 29 June by me. James Dunn. Sponsors Ann Slu-
man & John Newland. Proxies M""^ Mc^ Mason & myself.
(53) . [1827]
Elizabeth daughter of Edmund and Sara Clarkson was bap-
tized by me on Sunday 4^*^ of February 1827. P. J. M. OReilly
Sponsors, William Arthur Heywood and Elizabeth Mason
(54) On the twentieth day of September in the year of our Lord
One thousand, eight hundred and twenty seven, by the dire6lion of
the R' Rev^ D^ Bramston Coadj. during the last illness of the Rt.
Rev^ D'" Poynter V.A.L. I took charge of the Crondon Park con-
gregation in all Sixty four souls. D. OLeary.
Die 25^^ Novembris 1827, Baptizata fuit privatim Eliza
^ , filia Mariae [Annas above] et Georgii Mayhew conj. anno
^ setatis suae [circiter x^ out] decimo, Nata fuit die 1 1 Jan^
i8i8. a me D. OLeary
[ The above is the for^n adopted by F^ O'Leary^ but space in print"
ing does not welt allow, and the form is slightly cJianged.]
Mayhew. Die 21^^ Decembris 1827, Baptizata fuit privatim
Maria [Anna above] Mayhew olim Swallow uxor Georgii Mayhew,
anno setatis suae 32. a me D. OLeary
[1828]
Mayhew. Die 28 Januarii 1828. Baptizata fuit Anna Maria
* Fortified by.
362 CRONDON PARK REGISTERS
filia Georgii et Mariae Annae Conj. Natafuit die 31 Decembris 1827.
Patrini fuere Edmundus Clarkson et Sarah Clarkson. a meD.O'Leary
(55) CopsEY. Die II Aprilis 1828. Baptizata fuit (conditionaliter)
Maria Copsey, setatis suae anno forsan circiter vigesimo odlavo.
a me D. OLeary
Kent. Die 23 Junii 1828. Baptizata fuit Maria filia Johannis
et Mariae Kent conj. Natafuit die 6 Junii 1828. Patrinus fuit [absensj
Georgius Wood, et Matrina Maria Copsey. a me D. OLeary
Addendum : Maria uxor Johannis Kent obiit die 25 Junii 1828.
omnibus Ecclesiae auxiliis rite munita. D O L.
Hercy. Die 17 Septembris 1828. Baptizatus fuit Johannes
Franciscus filius Henrici et Mariae Hercy conj'". Natus fuit die 16
Septembris 1828. Patrini fuere Johannis et Francisca Hercy, per
proxin Matthasi et Annae Mason. a me D. OLeary
(56) Mason. Die 29 Novembris 1828. Baptizata fuit Julia Maria
filia Matthaei et Annae Mason (of Great Maschalls) conj. Patrinus
fuit Christopher Mason et Matrina Julia Mason. Nata fuit die 29
Novembris 1828. Nata est hodie. a me D. OLeary.
1829
Clarkson. Die i Martii 1829. Baptizatus fuit Michael filius
Edmundi et Sarah Clarkson conj. Patrinus fuit Thomas Cockshott
Mason et Catharina Isabella Mason [proxis Jane Mason] Nata fuit
die 21 Februarii 1829. a me D. OLeary
Obiit die 8 Junii 1829 Anna Boggis uxor Boggis
Wood. Die 14 Junii 1829, Baptizata fuit Francisca filia
Michaelis et Elizae Wood conj. Nata fuit die 21 Maii 1829. Patrini
fuere Christopherus Mason et Anna Wood. a me D. OLeary
Obiit die i Augusti 1829 Francisca uxor [vidua fl^o^;^] Michaelis
Mason jam antea defundli, aet 71.
Mayhew. Die 18 06lobris 1829. Baptizata fuit Harrietta
Helena filia Georgii et Mariae Annae Mayhew, conj. Nata fuit die 16
Septembris 1829. Patrini fuere Georgius Young et Anna Smith.
a me D. OLeary.
1830
Mason. Die 20 Martii, 1830, Baptizatus fuit Matthaeus But-
lerus, filius Matthaei & Annae Mason, conj'". Patrinus fuit Thomas
Eastv^^ood & Matrina, Catharina Eastwood. [Natus est hodie].
a me D. OLeary
Obiit die 27 Maii 1830 Maria Anna uxor Georgii Mayhew,
aetatis suae anno 35.
Die 6 Sept^ 1830 Baptizata fuit Honora filia et
Flattery conj. Nata fuit die 18 Patrinus fuit matrinus
at Thundersley. a me D.O Leary
one mile from Rayleigh towards Southend
1831
Mem. On Jany. 28. 1836, M''^ Christopher Mason [onceNannette
Duff] was received into the Church by the Rev^ Charles M<=Donnell.
April 12, Died John Pullen, ag^ 80.
April 30, Died M^'^Nannette Mason wife of Christopher Mason,
aged 26.
CRONDON PARK REGISTERS 363
Welch peregrlnus at Chelmesf^. Die 12 Junii 1831, Baptizata
fuit Jacobus filius Thomas et Mariae Welch [(conj.) above]. Natus fuit
die i^ Junii 183 1. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Todd, et Matrina Maria
Overty. a me D. OLeary
Clarkson. Die 26. Junii. 1831. George, son of Edmund &
Sarah Clarkson, conj'" was baptized by me. He was born June 9.
1831. Godfather Henry Mason. Godmother Ann Jane Mason.
signed D. OLeary
July 2. 183 1, Died Charles Kent of Stock, aged 18 yrs, 10
mths. 25 days.
[T/ie book is completed by 64 blank pages]
No. V.
REGISTERS OF THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL,
LULWORTH CASTLE, DORSET.
CONTRIBUTED BY MISS J. H. HARTING.
The registers, now at Somerset House, and copied by me for the
Society, by permission of the Registrar-General, are numbered "Dorset
No II." They are in a thick rough paper book i6Jx io|^ inches, bound in
vellum. From their position in the book, it must have been intended to use
it for other purposes, and probably the missing pages may have been so
used. They come in this order — one folio blank, one cut out, forty-one
blank, ten cut out, thirty-seven blank, seventy-three pages of registers and
eleven blank. The book is in an excellent state of preservation.
Although the greater part of the entries appear in the handwriting
of the different priests in charge of the mission, some of the earlier notices
are all by one hand, showing that they are not the originals, but copies
only, and abbreviated to the narrowest limits. They commence in the year
1755, but no priests' names appear until the year 1785, when the Rev.
Charles Plowden, S.J., was in charge. This is generally found to be the
case owing to the penal troubles and penalties.
The formal blank certificate is filled in as follows by italics:
"The annexed or accompanying Book is the original Register Book
of Births, Baptisms and a few burials, which has been kept for the
Roman Catholic Chapel, called Lullworth Castle chapel, situate near
Wareham in the County of Dorsetshire founded about the year 1786 :
If N. B. The first registers of births and baptisms do however date from
the year 1 755 , prayers being then said and baptisms administered within
the Castle.
The Book sent has been from time to time in the custody of the Priest
for the time being, of the Chapel; and is sent to the Commissioners from
the immediate custody of E. B. Moutardier of Lullworth Castle in the
County of Dorsetshire v^\io has kept it since 1817 as Chaplain to the
Weld family. Signed the Twenty second dsiy oi March i8373K
E, B. Moutardier Clergyman or Ofificiating Minister. Joseph Weld
Proprietor"
A marginal note reads : *' N.B: As burials, with the exception of a
few in the family Vault, are in the Parish Churchyard, no regular
register has been kept.'*
Mr Joseph Gillow has supplied the following. — J. H. H. :
BRIEF HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE CHAPLAINCY AND
MISSION AT LULWORTH
There are apparently no records of the earlier chaplains at Lulworth,
though Dr Oliver {Historical Collections, p. 40) informs us, that "Cer-
tainly, from the time of purchasing this estate of the Howards of Bindon, by
Humphrey Weld, Esq., a chaplain has been attached to the family."
He Although dated "22 March 1837" and marked, ** Rec<i 25 March," it
will be observed that registers are continued to September 29, 1840. The volume
was probably sent up to the Commissioners for enquiry in £837, returned by
them to Lulworth, and, after the issue of their report to Parliament, finally
deposited, like most of the other Catholic registers, in 1840.
I
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 365
Mr Weld acquired the Lulworth Estate in 1641. At this time the Rev.
William Hyde, D.D., subsequently president of Douay College, resided
with Mr Weld at his town house. Weld House, in the parish of St-Giles-
in-the-Fields, and it is most probable that this good priest accompanied Mr
Weld to the castle before his return to Douay College in October of that
year.
Very frequently there was a private chaplain or family tutor residing
in the castle as well as the missioner, and the position is not always defined,
hence such names as have been traced have been put down in chronologi-
cal order.
Father Richard Smith alias Saville, S.J., according to Foley {Re-
cords, S.J., V, 801), resided here from about 1685 until about 1708. In
January, 1718, he is found at Culcheth Hall, Lancashire, where he is sup-
posed to have died in 1735, aged 75.
Father Thomas Fetherston, S.J., a Lancashire man according to
Foley [ib. vii, 251), but more probably belonging to Cumberland, was
appointed chaplain here in 1702, went to Ghent in 1704 for his third year's
probation, but apparently returned to Lulworth, was superior of the district
in 1716, and finally died at Ghent in 1724, aged 53.
Father Richard Caryll ahas Paul Kelly, S.J., son of John Caryll, of
West Grinstead, Sussex, second Lord Caryll, of the creation of the exiled
James H, seems to have succeeded Father Fetherston in 1722, and to have
withdrawn to his family seat of Ladyholt, Harting, in 1723.
Father Thomas Ingleby, S.J., succeeded in 1723, and probably re-
th at Paris, November 12, 1729, aged,
Father William Beaumont, S J"., born January 29, 1697, son of Joseph
mained till shortly before his death at Paris, November 12, 1729, aged 45.
Beaumont, of Stone Easton, co. Somerset, Esq., and his wife Hannah
Harding, apparently succeeded Father Ingleby in 1729, but how long he
stayed is uncertain. He eventually withdrew to his home at Stone Easton,
where he died in 1764, aged 67.
Father Robert Richardson alias Garbot, S.J., seems to have come to
Lulworth in 1733, and in the following year was declared rector of the dis-
trict, in which office he died in 1737, aged 66.
Father Henry Whetenhall, S.J. , born in 1694, son of Henry Wheten-
hall, of EastPeckham, Kent, Esq. ,and his wife Leftice, daughter of Sir Henry
Tichbome, of Tichborne, 3rd Bart, (by Mary, daughter of Charles Arun-
dell, and niece of Thomas, second Lord Arundell of Wardour), succeeded
Father Richardson, and died in London in 1745, possibly having gone with
the Welds to their town house.
Father Francis Hulme (or Holme) alias Howard, S.J., born in 1724,
son of William Hulme, of Eccleston, in the parish of Prescot, Lancashire,
maltster, and grandson of Edward Hulme, of the same, and his wife Jane
Howard, seems to have succeeded Father Whetenhall, and possibly re-
mained till 1755. Subsequently he served Richmond, co. York, and Alnwick,
CO. Northumberland, where he died in 1802. aged 78.
Father William Boucher, S.J., was chaplain at Aston Hall, co. Staf-
ford, an estate acquired by the Welds, whence he came with them to Lul-
worth, and died Sept. 28, 1757, aged 57. It was probably he who commenced
the registers in 1755. The name of his immediate successor is not recorded.
Father Edward Church, S.J., came sometime between 1764 and 1773,
at which latter date he is found as missioner here. He left for Garswood,
CO. Lancaster, the seat of the Gerards, where he was in 1783, and he died
at Rixton Hall, in the same county, in 1820, aged 92.
Father Richard Reeve alias Haskey, S.J., previously with the Stan-
ley-Masseys at Puddington Hall, Cheshire, a chaplaincy which the Society
vacated sometime between 1775 and 1780, came to Lulworth for a time, and
his name appears in the register in January, 1777. He died at Stonyhurst
in 1816, aged 76.
366 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Father John Couche, S.J., served here some time before 1791, in
which year he withdrew. He died at Greenwich in 18 13, aged 69.
Father Thomas Stanley-Massey, S.J. , born 1716, a younger son of Sir
William Stanley, 3rd Bart., of Hooton Hall, Cheshire, succeeded to the
estates of William Massey, of Puddington Hall, Cheshire, Esq. , in pursuance
to whose will he assumed the additional name of Massey, but upon enter-
ing the Society assigned them to his elder brother John. The latter like-
wise assumed the name of Massey, but upon succeeding his nephew. Sir
William Stanley, as 6th Bart., he re-assumed his patronymic, and became
known as Sir John Stanley-Massey-Stanley. Father Thomas Stanley-
Massey, after being a professor at the English College at Rome, came to
the English Mission, and was appointed chaplain to the Bedingfelds at
Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, in 1755 After the marriage of his niece, Mary
Massey-Stanley, eldest daughter of Sir John, with Thomas Weld in 1772,
Father Thomas came to Lulworth, and subsequently acted as tutor to Mr
Weld's sons. He was not the missioner, but generally assisted him when
at Lulworth, his name appearing in the registers as late as 1802. He re-
mained at the castle till his death, June 2, 1805, aged 90.
Father Alexander Mackenzie alias Clinton, S.J., became chaplain in
1781, and remained till 1794, when he removed in consequence of Mr
Thomas Weld informing him that "he wished to continue friends, which
could only be by his leaving." He died in 1800, aged 70. Many spiritual
works proceeded from his pen. It was through him, at Mr Weld's invita-
tion, that the Abbe Grou was induced to accept a private chaplaincy at
Lulworth.
It was during Father Clinton's time, by which name he was generally
known, that Mr Thomas Weld erected St Mary's chapel within the grounds
attached to the castle. When the idea was first contemplated Mr Weld
asked special permission of George III, who told him to build it as little
like a chapel as possible. It was therefore erected more like a mausoleum,
classical in style, with a dome and a lantern, and measured seventy-six
feet long by sixty-one feet broad. The foundation stone was laid on Feb-
ruary 2, 1786. Eventually, after Mr Edward Weld came into the estate in
1863, the eminent architect, Joseph Aloysius Hansom, was called in to give
the building a more ecclesiastical character. George III and Queen Charlotte
visited the castle in 1789, and George IV frequently at subsequent dates.
On August 15, 1790, Dr John Carroll, the founder of the episcopacy in
North America, was consecrated within the chapel bishop of Baltimore,
U.S.A., by Bishop Charles Walmesley, V.A — WD. and young Thomas
Weld, the future Cardinal, was one of the acolytes on the occasion. Here
also the same prelate consecrated, on the following Decembers, Dr Wil-
liam Gibson bishop of Acanthus, after his appointment to the Northern
Vicariate. A fortnight later the new Bishop of Acanthus performed the like
rite on Dr John Douglass, bishop of Centuriae and V.A — L.D.
In August, 1794, a colony of six Cistercian monks from the Abbey of
Valsainte arrived in London under their superior Dom Jean Baptiste de
Noyer. Their intention was to proceed to Canada, but Mr Weld invited
them to Lulworth, where they arrived in October, and placed them in the
chaplain's house near the castle, recently vacated by Father Clinton.
The names of the original brotherhood were: Father John Baptist,
the prior, Father Hyacinthe, Father Desitheus, Brother Bernard, a novice,
and two convers brothers. In the following year they were joined by three
novices, Anne Nicolas Charles Saulnier de Beaureaund, D.D., Nicholas
Rousselin (Father Palemon in religion), whose name appears in the regis-
ter in 1825, and Francis Hawkins of Wardour, who became Father
Stephen, and finished his career at the Abbey of Mount St Bernard in
Leicestershire. In March, 1706, the Community removed into a new monas-
tery in East Lulworth, about half a mile from the castle, which Mr Weld had
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 367
provided for them. It'was dedicated to the Holy Trinity under the patronage
of St Susan , its style being plain early English, with cloisters surrounding the
quadrangle of the burial-ground in accordance with Cistercian custom. The
first prior, Dom I. B. de Noyer, left England in 1801, and was succeeded
by Dom Marie Bernard Benoit, who died in 1805; Dom Maur Adam, who
died in May, 1810; and Dom Antoine Saulnier de Beaureaund, a quondam
canon of Sens Cathedral, who was raised to the rank of abbot in May, and
as such was blessed by Bishop Poynterin London in August, 1813. Occa-
sionally the monks did duty in the chapel at Lulworth, as shown by the
register, with the approbation of the bishop of the vicariate. In 1817 the
abbot purchased the ancient Cistercian abbey and domain of Melleray,
Brittany, in the diocese of Nantes, and on July 10 of that year the Lulworth
community, to the number of fifty-nine, besides five attendants, embarked
at Weymouth on board the French ingsiie La Revanche, and sailed to
France. During their stay at Lulworth they buried twenty-seven of their
brethren, viz. , seven priests, thirteen choir- religious, and the remainder pos-
tulants or lay-brothers. Whilst at Lulworth, a valet of Mr Thomas Weld and
a convert, John Palmer, entered the monastery, where he was professed in
1 8 10 under the name of Bernard. He was eventually ordained priest at
Oscott in 1838, and became the first abbot of Mount St Bernard, where he
died in 1852, aged 70. In 1831, sixty-four of the British subjects in the
Abbey of Melleray came over to Ireland, and established the new Abbey
of Mount Melleray within the county of Waterford, under the superiorship
of one of the old Lulworth monks, whose name appears in the register in
1817. This was Dom Vincent Ryan, who became the first mitred abbot in
Ireland since the Reformation, and who died at Mount Melleray, Decem-
ber 9, 1845.
Father Charles Plowden, S.J., seventh son of William Ignatius Plow-
den. Esq., of Plowden Hall, co. Salop, by the Hon. Frances Dormer,
daughter of Charles, Lord Dormer, became private chaplain and tutor at
the castle in i;r84, and wrote several of his works here. He left in Novem-
ber, 1794 to rejoin his confreres at Stonyhurst. He appears again in the
registers in August and September, 1800, during a visit to Lulworth. He
died at Jougne in 182 1, aged ']'].
Father Leonard Brooke, S.J., appears to have come to Lulworth
from Slindon Hall, in Sussex, as missioner in or about 1793. He remained
till his death, July 7, 1813, aged 63, and was interred in the vault of the
Weld family, his epitaph being written by his confrere, Father Charles
Plowden.
Father James j[enison, S.J. seems to have supplied for some time in
1793-4. He had previously been chaplain to the Porter family, who rented
Admiral Sawbridge's house near Wellington. He died at Bath in 1799,
aged 62.
Pere Jean Nicolas Grou, S.J., a native of Calais, having been driven
from France by the Revolution, was charitably received by Mr Weld at
Lulworth as a private chaplain in December, 1792. He wrote several lite-
rary and spiritual works, some of which were translated into English and
edited by his confrbre Father Clinton. He remained at Lulworth till his
death, December 13, 1803, aged 72, and was interred in the Weld family vault.
Father John Joseph Reeve alias Power, S. J., practically succeeded
to Father Brooke's charge as missioner in November, 1812. He was a
nephew of Father Richard Reeve alias Haskey, who was here in 1777. He
was educated at Stonyhurst, ordained priest in 1807, and came here from
Bristol, where he had been socius to Father Robert Plowden, S.J., since
July, 181 1. He remained till the end of October, 1816, when "he was
removed from this important mission, for which he was unsuited," says Dr
Oliver, " and placed at Pontefract." Subsequently he left the Society, and
died at Chelsea in December, 1848, aged 66.
368 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Father Joseph Tristram, S.J., succeeded Father Reeve, but left in
1817 to become socius to the provincial. He died at Newhall Convent,
April 4, 1843, aged ']^. Foley was under the impression that his real name
was Cross, the alias used by his brother John, but Tristram was his pater-
nal name.
Father Vincent Ryan, O.C., already noticed, very efficiently served
the Lulworth congregation during the time which elapsed before the
appointment of a permanent missioner in the person of —
Father Louis Benjamin Moutardier, S.J., a native of Normandy, but
educated and ordained priest at Stonyhurst. He was appointed and took
charge of the mission on July 19, 1817, and served it for nearly thirty-seven
years, until May, 1854, when he was transferred to Pontefract, thence
retired to Stonyhurst, and finally to St Acheul, Amiens, where he died in
1857, ^S"ed 71.
As the registers here printed end during Father Moutardier's minis-
tration, it is not thought expedient to continue the list of missioners down
to the present time.
CATALOGUS
BAPTISATORUM
AB
ANNO DOMI
1755.
S.G.* Martii 24° Annis 1755 '-
Gul. Soaper '^
Gul. et Annas Filius
Pat. Bernardus Eveleigh.
Matrina Maria Eveleigh.
1757.
Martii 20° Nata Aprilis 23°.
Clara Soaper Filia Gulielmi & Annae
Pat. Ric. Bower ^
Mat. Alicia Meader '*'
\The Registers are written as above; but the following ones are
closed up a?id some punctuation added. ]
1757-
Natus 28* Novembris 30. Gul. Slade, Filius Josyhi [? Josephi] &
Annse. Pat. Tho. Haimes. Mat. Maria Vin. ^
1758.
Jan. 30^ Fran Xav. Bat, Fil Josephi & Marias. Pat. Jac. Slade,
Senior. Mat. Anna Mackerall.
Janii 29° Alicia Bower, Ric. & Aliciae Filia. Pat. Gul. Soaper. Mat.
Anna Soaper.
Janii 30° Jacobus Slade, Jacobi et Hannse Filius. Pat. Jacobus
Eveleigh. Mat. Eliz. Hunt.
Sep. 23° Anna Brown, Joan. & Ursulas Filia. Pat. Tho. Pyke. Mat.
Jane Vin.
Sep. 28*^ Henricus Wolfery, Rob. & Annas Fil. Pat. Jos. Slade.
Mat. Maria Eveleigh.
Oct. 5° Nata Sep. 26° Marie Philips, Henr. & Marias Alicias Filia.
Pat. Tho. Vin. Mat. Anna Philips
:)£ Initialled by some deputy of the three Commissioners ?
•f The name of Vin appears frequently in the Winchester Registers {C.R.S.y i.)
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 369
1759-
Martius 6° Maria Teresa Barret, Tho. & Eliz. Fil. Pat. Jac. Slade.
Mat. Eliz. Hay.
Martius io° Joannes Baker Joa. & Catarinae Fil. Pat. Tho. Pyke.
Mat. Jud. Grig.
Maij 11° Maria Haymes, Tho. & Marias Filia. Pat. Ric. Haymes.
Mat. Joan. Vin.
Maij 1° Anna Soaper, Gul; & Annae Filia. Pat. Jac. Eveleigh. Mat.
Anna Vin.
Oa. i7« Anna Slade Josephi & Annae Filia. Pat. Tho. Slade. Mat.
Barb: Pyke.
1760.
Jan. 15° Gerg: Bat, Jos. & Mariae Filius. Pat: Geor: Eveleigh. Mat.
Cassandra Knapton.
Jan: 22° Geor. Hunt, Rob. & Marthae Filius. Pat. Gul. Rikets.
Mat. Maria Pyke.
Feb. 18° Jos. Philips Henr. & Aliciae Fil. Pat. Geor. Eveleigh. Mat.
Anna Wilmut.
Apr. 10° Anna Bowers Ricar. & Aliciae Fil. Nata 9*^ Pat. Gul.
Soaper. Mat. Anna Barnes.
Sep. vigesimo septimo Maria Redwood. Pat Jac. Slade. Mat.
Maria Knapton.
061 Sexto Hanna Slade Nata 5° Pat. Geor. Eveleigh. Mat. Anna
Champ.*
Dec. 29° Joan Wolfery Rob. & Annae Filius. Pat. Geor. Eveleigh.
Mat. Anna Vin.
1761.
Jan. 23° Jacobus Gould Joan, jun & Mariae Fil. Pat. Joan. Gould
Sen^ Mat. Eliz. Gould.
Julii 26° Tho. Baker Joan. & Catharina Fil. Pat. Jos. Swaine. Mat.
Maria Pyke.
0(5l. 19. Dyonisius Bowers Ric. & Aliciae Fil. Pat. Dyon. Kelly.
Mat: Hanna Knapton.
Nov. 9°. Eliz. Soaper Gul. & Annae Filia, Pat. Jos. Fook. Mat.
Anna Barnes.
Dec. Teresia Brown Joan. & Ursulae Fil. Pat. Jac. Slade Senr.
Mat. Cassan: Knapton.
1762.
Feb. 7° Jos. Slade Jac. & Annas Filius. Pat. Gul. Gould. Mat. Eliz.
Knapton.
Mart 6° Eliz Haimes Tho & Maria Filia. Pat. Tho. Vin. Mat.
Eliz. Vin.
Julii 4" Tho. Slade Jac. & Hannae Fil. Pat. Jos. Snook. Mat. Hanna
Keate.
Agus. 2^^ Maria & Anna Batt Jos & Mariae Filiae gemellae. Pat.
Jos. Fooke. Mat. Cathar. Baker.
Nov. 17°. Priscilla Curtis Jos & Marg. Fil. Pat. Geor. Hunt. Mat.
Priscilla Browne.
Hs There are some Champs in the Winchester Registers (C.-ff.5., I.).
370 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
1763.
Feb. 4°. Joan. Gould Joan. & Marias Fil. Pat. Gul. Gould. Mat.
Rebecca Gould.
Maij 19° Henr. Philips Henr. & Marias Fil. Pat. Geor. Hunt. Mat.
Maria Philips.
1764.
Jan. 13° Juliana Sladejos. & Annas Filia. Pat. Tho. Pyke. Mat. Dor
Jackson.
Jan. 30°. Sara Brown Joan. & Ursulae Fil. Pat. Joshua Brooks.
Eleon. Bowes.
Mar. 1° Anna Gould Eliz. Filia incerti Patris. Pat. Joan. Gould.
Mat. Eliz. Gould.
Feb. 2°. Eliz. Bowers Ric. & Alicia Fil. Pat. Gul. Ward. Mat. Eliz.
Knapton.
Junii 170 Jos. Soaper Gul. & Annae Filius. Pat. Ric Bowers. Mat.
Anna Elby.
Dec. 23°. Tho. Jos. Halme Tho & Marias Fil. Pat. Edw. Weld.
Mat. Juliana * Weld.
Janu 1° Robertus Penny natus 31° Decern. 64. Pat. Joan. Davis.
Mat. Maria Seymour.
Jan. 30°. Maria Elby Tho & Annae Filia. Pat. Henr. Philips. Mat.
Maria Philips.
Mart 20°. An. Cathar. Barret Tho & Eliz. Fil. Pat. Tho. Pyke. Mat.
Teresia Knapton.
Apr. 9°. Juliana An. M^Awley Hug. & Cath. Fil. Pat. Dom*^ Ever.
tArundell. Mat. Dom* Juli§ Weld.
Apr. 10°. Eliz. Curtis Jos. & Marg-. Filia. Pat. Gul. Soaper. Mat.
Eliz Brown.
Maij 2i<^ Catharina Batt. Pat. Tho. Fosset. Mat. D. Maria Adams.
JuHi 30° Anna Philips Henr. & Aliciae Fil. Pat. Gul. Soaper. Mat.
Anna Soaper.
061 26'> Anna Wolfery Rob. & Annae Fil. Patrinus Jac. Hunt. Mat.
Barb. Pyke.
Nov. i4°Georgius Hunt Geor. Hunt & Mariae Fookes Fil. Pat. Tho.
Fosset. Mat. Rebec. Gould.
Dec 22° Anna Slade Jac. & Hannae Fil. Patr. Ric Haimes. Matr.
Maria Jane.
1766.
Mart. 40 Edw. Slade Jos. & Annse Fil. Pat. Jac. Slade. Mat. Doro.
Jackson.
Sept. 24° Eliz. Eveleigh Jac. & Eliz. Fil. Pat. Fran. Sparrow. Mat.
Anna Champ.
Sept. 28° Eliz. Soaper Gul & Ann^ Fil. Pat. Jac. Eveleigh. Mat.
Anna Elby.
* Juliana, dau. of Robert 7th Lord Petre of Wrlttle, mar. 1763 as his first
wife, Edward Weld of Lulworth, whose name precedes hers.
>|" Query Mr James Everard Arundell (second son of Henry 6lh Lord
Arundell), whose son James Everard, born 1763, succeeded as 9th Lord Arundell
of Wardour in 1785.
§ Juliana, Mrs Edward Weld as above.
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 371
1767.
Jan. 5° Eliz. Hunt. Geor. & Maria Fil. Patr Jos. Fooke. Matr Eliz.
Champ.
1769.
Dec. 5^ Maria Curtis Jos. & Margaritae Filla. Pat. Edw. Church.
Mat. Eliz. Holland.
Apr. 8°. Jac. Hunt Geor. & Mariae Filius. Pat. Geor. Davis; Mat.
Maria Davis
1772.
Mai. 3°. Margarita Curtis. Jos. & Marg. Filia. Pat. Geor. Davis.
Mat. Marg. Martin
1776.
Jan. 18° Joa. Bat Mariae & Filius. Pat. Joa. Couche. Mat Anna
Slade of West Lulworth.
Mart. 24°. Eliz. Hunt Marias & incerti Patris Filia. Patr. Ric. Champ
Mat. Martha Hunt.
Mart. 28° Maria Brooks Guli. &; Mariae Filia. Pat. Joan. Baker Jun''.
Mat. Jane Sansom.
Apr. 21° Eliz. Jeffries & Barbaras filia. Pat. Tho. Hunt. Mat.
Martha Hunt.
Aug. 16°. Ric Champ Joan. & filius. Pat. Geor. Davis. Mat.
Anna Hunt.
Aug. i8'^ Rob. King Joan. & Filius Pat: Thomas Hunt,
Mat. Anna Hunt.
Nov. 13^^. Tho. Hunt. Thomas & filius. Pat. Joan Chamber-
laine. Mat. Eliz. Luter.
Decem. Thomas & Eliz. Slade.
Dec. 28° Jos. Fooks Jos. & Annae filius. Pat. Joan. Baker. Mat.
Maria Parseley
1777.
Jan. 1°. Martha Burden. Joan. & filia Baptizata by a Parson
cerem. Sup. Pat. Gul. Northover. Mat. Anna Slade.
Mali 12°. Tho. Squib Joa. & Eliz. Filius. Pat. Car. Refoy. Mat.
Anna Gould.
Mail 25°. Maria Philips Henr: & Allciae Filia. Pat. Gul. Soaper
Sen^^ Mat. Maria Wilmot.
1778.
Jan. 27°. JosephusHs Weld Mariae f^ & Tho. Armig. Filius. Pat:
Mat pro Procur. R. P. Ric. Reve & Maria Chamberlaine.
Feb. 25°. Jane Jeffries Barb & filia. bapt. p. Annam Hunt.
cer. sup. Pat. Carolus Refoy. Mat. Anna Slade.
Dec. 18°. Cathr. Winif. Wild Mariae Thomae filia. Pat. Gul. Vaughan
p-Proc D^ Massey. Mat. Cath. Massey
Dec. 18° Ursula Brown. Joan & filia. Pat. Ric. Madden. Mat.
Northover.
-X- Joseph Weld succeeded to the estates in 1837 on the death of his
brother, Cardinal Weld; mar. the Hon. Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Charles
Philip i6th Lord Stourton, and died 1863.
•f Mary, dau. of Sir John Stanley Massey-Stanley, Bart, of Hooton, mar.
Thomas Weld of Lulworth in 1772, and died 1838, having- had nine sons and
six daughters, Thomas the eldest, the Cardinal, being born in London in 1773-
24i?
372 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
1779.
Jan. 11°. Stepanus Hunt. Tho. & filius Pat. Rob. Squires.
Mat. Anna Trim.
Feb. 15^^ Jac Squib Joa. & Eliz. filius. Pat. Tho. Baker. Mat Maria
Haimes
Martii 3°. Joa. Burden Joa. & filius. Pat. Gul. Northover.
Mat. ejus uxor.
Junii 6°. Gul. Johnson Tho. & Marias filius. Pat. Jac. Slade jun"". Mat.
Eliz. Northover.
Junii 10°. Tho. Prior Eliz. & filius. Pat. Joa. Olds. Mat.
Sarae Olds.
Sept. 28°. Barb. Jeffries Barb. & filia. Pat. Jac. Brathwaite.
Mat: Mathae Hunt.
Nov. 9°. Jac. Trim Gul. & Annae filius. Pat. Edw. Smith. Mat.
Maria Collins.
Nov. 30°. Martha Maria Northover Gul. & Sarae. Pat. Tho. Barret.
Mat. Eliz. Northover.
1780.
Feb. 290 Jos. Fooks Jos. & Anna filius. Pat. Edw. Smith; Mat.
Maria Haimes.
April 15°. Bern: Slade Thomas & Eliz. filius: Pat. Bern. Eveleigh;
Mat. Maria Davis.
Maii 6° Jos. 06lavius Fortanier Maria & filius. Pat. Jac. Slade ;
Mat. Hanna Penny.
June 10° Cath Samms Joan. & Eliz. filia. Pat. Jos. Fookes. Mat.
Maria Willis
Junii 15^^ Joan * Wild Maria & Tho. Arm. filius. Pat. Jac. Hunt, vice
Tom^ Riddle. Mat. M. Eccles vice Dom^ Stanley.
Julii 30^ Leo Tho. & Fili Pat. Jos Slade. Mat. ejus uxor.
061 4°. King Joan. & filius Baptizatus a Patra pauli ante mortam
1781.
Jan. 14°. Fran. Champ. Fil Ricardi & Marthae. Pat. Jac. Brathwaite.
Mat. Maria Davis.
Eodem Die Gul. Squib Joan & Eliz. Filius. Pat. Joan. Barker junr.
Mat. Eliz. Haimes.
Feb. 4^ Eliz. Hunt. Tho. & Eliz. Filia. Pat. Geor. Hunt, Marthae
fil. Mat. Eliz. Haimes.
Feb. 16°. Jac. Haimes, Jacobi & Filius. Pat. Tho. Haimes.
Mat. Maria Haimes.
Apri. 22°. Jac. Champ. Joannis & Filius. Pat. Gul. Trim.
Mat. Eliz. Champ.
Jun. 40 Sara Slade Jac. jun & Filia. Pat. Gul. Slade. Mat.
Maria Fontanier.
Mai. 13° Carolus Slade. Gul. & Eliz. Filius. Pat. Jac. Slade. junr.
Mat. Juliana Slade.
[All the above notices are 'written by one hand, so cannot be the
original registers. — ^J . H . H . ]
5|s John Weld, a priest.
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 373
1781.
Aug-usti 31. GuHelmus* Weld Tho et Mariae filius. PatiTho^ Massey.
Mat: Fran^^ Vaug^han.
Dec. 29^^. Thomas Trim Gul: et Annae Filius. Pat: Carolus Rasoy.
Mat: Eliz. Plumber.
1782.
Junii. 30 Franciscus Champ Richardi et Marthae filius. Pat: Bernadus
Evily. Mat: Margarita Bower.
Julii 31^* Maria Baker Joannis et Sara Filia. Pat: Gul: Old. Mat:
Eliz: Hunt.
0(5l. 19. 1782. Teresa t Weld. Thomas et Mariae Filia. Pat: Joannes
Jones. Mat: Elenora Clifton.
1783.
Jan. 1783. Teresa Samways Filia Eliz: et Joanni. Pat. Dyon: Bower.
Mat. Juliana Slade.
Junii 27 1783. Maria Hunt Filia Tho: et Eliz: Pat: Dionisius Bower.
Mat: Maria Leatham.
Septris 21 1783. Onufrius§ Weld, Filias Thom:et Mariae. Pat. Ro-
bertus Gerard. Mat. Cath: Massey.
Sep. 21 1783. Maria Champ Filia Joannis et Eliz: Pat: Joannes
Gold. Mat: Eliz: Champ.
Nov^''25. 1783. Thomas Baker Filias Joannis et Sarse. Pat: Carolus
Rasoy. Mat: Eliz: Pritchard.
Nov"*' 30 1783. Gulielmus Johnson Filius Tho: et Mariae. Pat: Thomas
Barret. Mat: Sara Northover.
1784.
Maii 9'" 1784. Georg-ius Squib Filius Joannes et Eliz: Pat. Thomas
Haimes. Mat: Maria Davis.
Junii 5^h 1784. Richardus Bowers Filius Dion: et Mariae. Pat: Joannes
Wood. Mat: Ann Bower.
Julii II 1784 David King Filius Joannis et Mariae. Pat: Gul: Trim.
Mat: Eliz: Haims.
Die. 16 Augusti 1784 Jacobus Filius Gul: et Annae Trim. Pat:
Joannis Wood. Mat: Maria Elby.
Die 19. Augusti 1784. Francisca Filia Jac: et Mariae Slade. Pat:
Josephus Slade. Mat. Maria Slade.
Die 3 Septembris 1784. Winifreda Filia Mat: et Winifredae Ellison
Pat: Thos: Ellison. Mat: Francesca Farquharson.
Die 7 06lris 1784. Baptisatus fuit Anna Filia Jos: et Eliz: Towsey.U
Pat: Caro: Whitmore. Mat: Cath: Baker.
* Oh. Inf. 1782.
•fi Theresa married as his first wife in 1803 William Michael Thomas John
Vaug^han of Courtfield, mother of William, Bishop of Plymouth, and grand-
mother of the present Colonel Francis Vaughan of Courtfield; Herbert, Cardinal
Vaughan; Roger, Archbishop of Sydney, etc.
§ Humphrey Weld of Chideock, Dorset, mar. Christina Maria, dau. or
Charles 7th Lord Clifford of Chudleigh in 1811, now represented by his grand-
son, Humphrey Frederick, son of the late Sir Frederick Weld, G.C.M.G.
^ Lower gives the origin of the name *' Towsey " as " St Osyth " or the
French '*Towcey": but Mr Francis P. Towsey, son of our member Mr William
Towsey, gives a third derivation, viz., "Toures' Eie" or "Eye," now " Tower-
sey,'* Co. Buckingham, where a family of the name resided from an early date
374 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
1785.
Die 22 Jan. Baptisatus fuit Joannus Filius Jos: et Maria Slade. Pat:
Jacobus Slade. Mat: Judith Slade.
Die 13*^ Feb: 1785. Baptisatus fuit Jacobus Filius Joan: et Fran-
ciscae Old. Pat: Gul: CoUingridgfe. Mat: Anna Collingridge.
Die 4. April: 1785. Baptisatus fuit Guiliemus Filius Richardi et
Marthae Champ. Pat: Joannes Gold. Mat: Maria Gold.
Die 10 Aprilis 1785. Maria Filla Aaroni et Mariae Roberts. Pat:
Thomas Haims Mat: Eliz: Haims
Die 13 Aprilis 1785. Guilielmus Filius Gul: et Eliz Slade. Pat: Jose-
phus Slade. Mat: Maria Fontenair
Die 17 Aprilis 1785. Ricardus Filius Rich: et Cowland. Mat:
Maria Bowers.
Die 30 Aprilis 1785. Jacobus* Filius Thomae et Mariae Weld. Pat:
Joannes Massey. Mat: Maria Riddle
Die 16 Mali 1785. Joannes Filius Tho: et Hanna Roberts. Pat:
Joannes Norris Mat: Diana Baily
Die 20 Junii 1785. Thomas Filius Joannis et Eliz: Samyers. Pat:
Thomas Haims Mat: Maria Elby
Die 14 Augusti 1785. Baptisatus fuit Richardus Filius Dion: e^
Mariae Bowers. Pat: Henricus Wolfrey. Mat: Marg: Wolfrey^
Die II Septris 1785. Baptisatus fuit Josephus Filius Joannis
et Eliz: Champ. Pat: Edward Slade. Mat: Anna Philips.
Die 19 Septris 1785. Baptisatus fuit Jacobus Filius Joannis et
Sarae Baker. Pat: Joannis Baker. Mat: Maria Pyke.
Die 5 Nov"^ 1785. Baptisata fuit Maria Filia Thomae et Eliz
Slade. Mat: Maria Davis.
Die 20 Nov'^ 1785. Baptisata fuit Sara Johnson Filia Tho: et
Mariae Johnson. Pat: William Northover. Mat: Sara Northover.
a me Carolo Plowden. Sac.
Die 18 Dec: 1785. Baptisatus fuit Josephus Filius Joseph et
Margarita Bray. Pat: Joannus Hawkins. Mat: Eliz: Plummer.
1786.
Die 2. Februarii 1786. Baptisata fuit Teresa Julia filia Thomae
et Eliz: Hunt. Pat. Joannes Hawkins. Mat. Eliz: Plummer.
Die 15 Feb: 1786. Baptisata est Helena Wolfrey filia Henrici
et Maria Wolfrey. Pat: Jac: Hunt. Mat: Mary Roddis.
a me Carolo Plowden. Sacerdote.
Die 28 Sep' 1786. Baptisatus est Georgius^ Filius Thomae et
Mariae Weld. Pat. Thomas Riddell, Junr. Mat. Maria Jones.
until the Reformation. In 1587 John Tovversey lost the remains of the estate for
the Faith. In 1621 John Towsey is found at Amesbury, Wilts. From him the
family deduces, the pedigree being recorded at the College of Arms, the Coat
being *' Or, three pales vert, on a chief argent four estoiles sable." Other im-
mediate members of the family are Major Francis William Towsey, and Joseph
Henry Towsey, Consul-General at Milan.
>K James Weld mar. in 1812, Juliana Anne, dau. of Robert Edward loth
Lord Petre.
^ Georg-e Weld mar. Maria, dau. of John Searle, from whom the Welds
of Leagram, Co. Lancaster, descend.
LULVVORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 375
Die 21 0(5l. 1786. Baptisatus est Thomas Filius Joannis et
Franciscaa Olds. Pat: Guilielmus Collingridg-e. Mat: Anna Colling"-
ridg-e.
Die 31 061. 17S6. Baptisatus fuit Carolus Filius Dionisii et
Maria Bowers. Pat: Joannis Woods. Mat: Maria Elby.
1787.
Die 3 Feb. 1787. Baptisatus est Robertus filius Jacob: et
Mariae Slade. Pat: Thos: Chadle. Mat: Eliz: Holt.
Die 12 Feb. 1787. Baptisata est Joanna Crabb filia Caroli et
Eliz: Crabb. Sponsoribus Dion. Bower et Maria Wolfrey.
d me Carolo Plowden Sacerdote.
Die I Maii 1787. Baptisatus fuit Guilielmus Filius Guil: et Sara
Northover. Pat: Joannis Hawkins. Mat. Anna Barret.
Die 3° Junii 1787. Bap: fuit Guilielmus Filius Joannis et Maria
King-. Pat: Guil: Corkeran. Mat: Marg. Elston.
Die 9 Sept. 1787. Bap: fuit Anna Filia Aaronis et Maria
Roberts. Pat. Robertus Scot. Mat: Mag. Elston.
Die. 18 Sept. 1787. Bap: est Joannes filius Thomae et Eliz.
Hunt. Pat: William Old. Mat: Anna Phillips. Ita est Carolus Plow-
den Sacerdos.
Die 30 Sept. 1787. Baptisatus est Franciscus* filius Thomae
et Maria Weld. Pat: Gulielmus Stanley Baronitus et Eliz: Clifton.
Die 16 06i: 1787. Baptisatus est Josephus filius Henrici et
Maria Woolfrey. Pat: Joannes Towsey et Clara Rawlins.
Die 4 Dec. 1787 ceremonie Sacri baptismatis supplet sunt
super Mariam Bray filiam Josephi et Marg* Bray (Sponsoribus
Jacobo Hunt et Elizabetha Sooper) quid Jam a die 22 Sept. hujus
anni ab ipsa matre mortis peniculum hinenti baptisata fierat. Ita
est Car: Plowden. Sac.
Die 6. Dem: 1787. Baptisata est d me Carolo Plowden Sacer-
dote Juliana Champ filia Richardi et Martha Champ. Sponsoribus
Thoma James et JuHana Slade.
Anno Dom: 1788.
Die II Jan: 1788. Baptisata est a me Carolo Plowden Sacer-
dote Juliana Slade (pridie nata) filia Gul: et Eliz: Slade. Sponsori-
bus Thoma Haims et Maria Elby.
Die 13 Jan. 1788. Bap: est. Samuel Baker filius Joannes et
Sara Baker (pridie natus) Sponsoribus Jacobo Hunt et Anna Col-
lingridge. d me Carolo Plowden Sacerdote.
Die 31 July 1788. Bap^ est Anna Olds filia Joannes et Fran-
ciscaOlds. Sponsoribus. Roberto Scott et Maria Roddis.
^ me Carlo Plowden Sacerdote.
Die 26 Aug* 1788. Baptisatus fuit Georgias filius Joannis et
Eliz: Champ. Pat. Joannis Hawkins Eliz: Sooper.
Die 10 06i. 1788. Baptisatus est a me Carolo Plowden Sacer-
dote Dion: Bower, pridie natus, filius Dion: et Maria Bower. Patrinus
Joanne Wood. Matrina Maria Roddis.
Ita est Carolus Plowden. Sac:
3|c Ob. inf. 1788.
376 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Die 29 Dec: anno 1788 Baptlsatus est d me Carolo Plowden
Sacerdote Joannes Guy filius Joannis et Joannae Guy. Pat: Joanne
Gold. Mat: Maria Gold.
Die 22 Feb. 1789. Baptisatus est. Jacobus Filius Guil: et
Mariae Skiller. Natus eodem die. Matrina Hanna Resoy.
p. A. Clinton.
Die 3 Martii 1789. Baptisatus est Ludovicus Filius Joannis et
Dianae Burden. Pat. Thos: Roberts et Hanna Roberts.
p. A. Clinton.
Die 3 Martii 1789. Baptisatus est. Gul: Joseph Filius Thoma
et Hannae Roberts. Pat: Gul: Northover et Diana Baily.
p. A. Clinton.
Die 13 Maii 1789 natus et die ejusdem mensis et Anni bap-
tisatus fuit Gulielmus Hunt Filius Georgii et Mariae Hunt (olim
Millar) conjugum. Pat: Robertus Hunt. Mat: Elizabeth Soaper.
A me Carolo Plowden, Miss: Apos:
Die 19 Maii 1789 nata et baptisata est Sara Gould filia Joan-
nis et Maria Gould (olim Crew) conjugum Patrinus fuit Thomas
Cheadle, Matrina. Maria Roberts.
A me Carolo Plowden, Sac: Miss: Ap'*^
Die 2 Julii nata est baptisata est Eliz: Maria* Weld filia
Thoma et Mariae Weld (Olim Stanley Massey) conjugum. Patrinus
fuit Carolus Stanley arm: Mat: Eliz: Stanley.
A me A Clinton Sac. Miss: Aplc.
Die 12 0(5l: 1789. Natus et die 15^ ejusdem mensis et anni
baptisatus fuit Gulielmus James filius Thoma et Juliana James (olim
Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Haimes. Matrina Anna
Slade. A me Carolo Plowden. Sac. Miss: Apl:
Die 16 061: 1789 Nata est baptisata est Catherina Wolfreys
filia Henrici et Maria Wolfreys (olim Wilkins) conjugum. Pat:
fuit Joannis Hawkins, mat: Anna Wood.
A me Carolo Plowden Sac: Miss Apl.
Die 13 Dec: 1789 Baptisata fuit Lucia Filia Josephi et Maria
Slade conjugum. Pat: fuit Joseph Slade. Mat: Judith James.
p. A. Clinton.
Die 18 Dec: 1789 natus et baptisatus est Richardus Baker Filius
Joannis et Sara Baker (olim Norris) conjugum. Pat: fuit Joannis
Baker, Matrina Elizabeth Tooke.
A me Carolo Plowden. Sac. Miss. Aplc.
1790.
Die 16 Jan: 1790. Baptisata est Sara filia Thoma et Eliza:
Hunt conjugum. Pat: fuit Joan: Wood & Massey Elston.
p A. Clinton.
Die 22 Aprilis 1790. Baptisata est Maria filia Dion: et Mariae
Bowers. Pat. fuit Thomas Cheadle et Maria Roddis.
p A Clinton
* Elizabeth Mary Weld mar. to Charles Bodenham of Rotherwas, Co.
Hereford,
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 377
Die 25 Mail 1790. Baptisatus est Carolus filius Samuelis et
Theodorae Wolfreys conjugum. Pat: Gul: Slade et Hanna Slade.
p A Clinton
Die 10 Juni 1790. Baptisatus fuit Eduardus Filius Jacobi et
Mariae Slade conjugum. Pat: fait Joannis Woods et Anna Woods.
p A. Clinton
Die 17*^ Julii 1790. Baptisatus est Gulielmus filius Georgii et
Mariae Hunt conjugum. Pat: fuit Robertus Hunt et Maria Haims.
p A Clinton
Die 29 Julii 1790 Baptisata est. Gertrudes Maria Northover
filia Gulielmi et Sarae Northover conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas
Johnson. Matrina Maria Johnson.
d me Carolo Plowden Missionairo Apol:
Die 3^^ Augusti 1790 Baptisata est Maria Filia Joannis et
Francisca Olds conjugum Patrinus fuit Carolus et Hanna Rasoy
p A Clinton
Die 4'^ Augusti 1790. Baptisatus est Moyses Thomas Roberts
filius Aaronis et Mariae Roberts conjugum Patrinus fuit Thomas
Cheadle Matrina Hanna Slade.
a me Carolo Plowden Sac: Miss Aplc
1791.
Die 2 Januarii 1791 Baptisatus est Thomas filius Richard et
Marthae Clamp conjugum. Pat: fuit Dyonisius Bower et Maria
Bower. p A Clinton
Die 30 Martii 1791 natus et baptisatus est Thomas Haims
filius Thoma et Mariae Haims (olim Elby) conjugum. Patrinus fuit
Thomas Weld, matrina Maria Weld.
a me Carolo Plowden Miss: Aplo:
Die 7^^ Aug: 1791 Natus et baptisata fuit Juliana Maria filia
Elizabeth Fooke Pat: Joannis Fook et Anna Slade p A Clinton
Die 20 Augusti 1791. Baptisata est. Maria Slade Filia Josephi
et Maria Slade conjugum. Pat. fuere Joannes Boyle et Maria
Winsbury. p A. Clinton
Die 26 06l"^ 1791- Baptisata fuit Gulielmus Filius Jacobi et
Susanna Dyne Conjugum. Pat: fuere Jacobus Batt et Anna Slade.
Die 21 Nov™'' 1791- Baptisatus est Stephanus Filius Gulielmi
et Elizabeth Slade. Pat: fuere Gulielmus Haims et Hanna Slade.
p A Clinton
Die 30 Nov^ I79I' Baptisatus est. Joannes Filius Jacobi et
Elizabeth Hunt. Pat. fuere Jacobus Hunt et Susanna Herring.
p A Clinton
Die 10 Dec"^ i79i' Baptisatus est. Thomas Filius Thoma et
Hannae Roberts. Pat: fuere Gul: Northover et Diana Bailey.
p A Clinton
1792.
Die S*' Jan: 1792. Baptisatus est Carolus Filius Henricus et
Maria Woolfrey. Pat: Rich: Collingridge et Eliz: Daniel.
p A Clinton
Die 17° Jan: 1792. Baptisata est Clara filia Dyonisii et Mariae
Bowers. Pat: fuere Jacobus Hunt et Anna Bowers. p A Clinton
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Die 26 Jan: 1792 Baptisatus est Samuel Films Joannis et Sara
Baker. Pat. Thos: Haims et Massey Elston. p A Clinton.
Die ii°Martii 1792 Baptisata est Matilda Filia Joannes et
Diana Burden. Mat. Diana Baily. p A Clinton.
Die 17 Maii 1792 Natus et die 18 Maii 1792 baptisatus est
Joannes Olds filius Joannis et Francisco Olds conjugum. Pat:
Jacobus Fremont, mat. Maria Roddis.
p Carolum Plowden. Sac.
Die 2 Maii 1792. Baptisata fuit Elizabeth Filia Thoma et
Eliza: Long. Pat: fuere Carolus Fremont et Maria Fonteney.
p Thorn Stanley
Die 30 Maii 1792 Baptisata fuit Clara* Filia Thoma et Marias
Weld (olim Stanley Massey) Conjugum Pat. fuere Henricus Arun-
dell Baro: de Wardour et G. P. Comus et Domina Wenman.
p A Clinton.
Die 10 061: 1792 Baptisatus est. Ambrosius Filius Jacobi et
Maria Slade. Pat: fuere Joannes Fooke et Juliana James.
p A Clinton
1793-
Die 3 Mar 1793 Baptisatus est. Gulielmus Filius Joseph! et
Elizabeth Edwards. Pat. fuere Ricardus Collingridge et Maria
Cope. p. A Clinton
Die 16 Aprilis 1793. Baptisatus est Jacobus Filius Josephi et
Maria Slade. Pat: fuere Jacobus Haims et Eliz: Daniel.
p A Clinton.
Die 30 Maii 1793. Baptisata fuit Sara Maria Teresia North-
over, filia Gulielmus et Sara Northover. Pat: fuere Gulielmus Bannes
Eliz: Browne. p A Clinton
Die 16 Junii 1793 Baptisatus fuit Thomas Filius Jacobi et
Eliz: Hunt. Pat: fuere Jacobus Davis et Eliz: Jefferies.
p A Clinton
Die Augusti 1793. Baptisata fuit Maria Filia Georgii et Maria
Hunt. Pat: fuere Jacobus Davis et Eliz: Daniels.
p A Clinton
Die 7° 06lobris 1793. Baptisata fuit Lucia Filia Dyonisius et
Maria Bowers. Pat: fuere Georgius et Martha Champ.
p A Clinton
1794.
Die quinto Jan: 1794 Maria Teresia Roberts Aaron et Maria
conjugum filia baptisata est a me. Pat: Jac: Haims et Maria Teresia
Weld J. Jenison
Die. Junii 1794. Natus die 12^ Ejusdem Mensis baptisatus
fuit Carolus Slade filius Josephi & Maria Slade (olim Boil) conju-
gum. Pat: fuit Georgius Slade. Mat: Maria Cope.
A me Leonado Brooke. Miss. Ap°«
Die 18^^ Augusti 1794 Nata et die 19° Ejusdem Mensis bapti-
sata est Eleanora Baker, filia Joannis et Sara Baker (olim Norris)
conjugum Patrinus fuit Thomas Cowland, Matrina Eliz: Jefferies
A me Leonado Brooke. Miss. Ap.
* Became a Franciscan nun.
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 379
Die 19^ Augt 1794 Natus et baptisatus est Jacobus Wolfery
films Henricus et Maria Wolfery (olim Wilkins) conjugum. Patrinus
fuit Jacobus Bat vice Gulielmus Buckley. Matrina Sara Northover.
A me Leonardo Brooke. Miss. Ap.
Die 11^ Sept: 1794 Natus et baptisatus est Gulielmus Cow-
land filius Joannis et Hanna Cov/land (olim Speck) conjugum. Pat-
rinus fuit Petrus Langdown. Matrina Grace Luckes.
A me Leonardo Brooke. Miss Ap.
Die 13° Novembris 1794 Nata et die 14° baptisata est Clemen-
tina Roberts filia Thoma et Hanna Roberts (olim Hanna Bayley)
Conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Joanna Roberts.
A me Leonardo Brooke. M. Ap.
1795-
Die i^^ Feb: 1795 Nata et die 2° Ejusdem mensis baptizata
est, Elizabeth Maria Hunt filia Giorgii et Maria Hunt (olim Miller)
Conjugum Patrinus fuit Jacobus Bat (vice Jacobi Heymes) Mat.
fuit Maria Ellis. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 15° Martii Nata et 16° Ejusdem mensis baptizata est Eliz:
Hunt, filia Jacobi et Elizabetha conjugum (olim Herrold) Patrinus
fuit Thomas Heymes et Mat: Elizabetha Heymes.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 7^^ Aprilis Natus et baptizatus est Petrus Dyne filius
Jacobi et Susannae Dyne conjugum (olim Slade) Patrinus fuit
Joannis Cooland et Matrina Hanna Cooland.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 15° Aprilis Nata et 16° Ejusdem mensis baptizata est
Maria Anna White filia Joannis et Catherina conjugum (olim
Catherine Batt) Patrinus fuit Jacobus et Joanna Bat, frater et Soror.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 16° Augusti Natus et baptizatus Aaron Roberts, filius
Aron et Maria Roberts conjugum (olim Marie Heymes) Patrinus
fuit Ricardus CoUingridge et Matrina Elizabetha Collingridge.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 22° Sept: Natus et 23° Ejusdem mensis baptizatus est
Jacobus Edwards filius Jacobi et Elizabetha Edwards conjugum
(olim Clark) Patrinus fuit Robertus Clark et Matrina Anna Edwards.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 4° 0(5l: Natus est et 5° Ejusdem baptizatus est Jacobus
Fook filius Joannis et Elizabetha Fook conjugum (olim Skiller)
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Bat et Matrina Elizabetha JefFeries.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 30° Sept: Natus est et 8° Nov. baptizatus est Jacobus
Champ filius Jacobi et Susanna Champ conjugum (olim Susanna
Seward) Pat: fuit Franciscus O'Connery et Matrina Elizabetha Jef-
feries A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 29° Nov: baptizata est Anna Slade pridie nata filia Josephi
et Mariae conjugum (olim Boyl) Pat: fuit Franciscus O'Connery et
Mat: Maria Fountaniere A me Leonardo Brooke.
1796.
Die 3° Decem: Natus est in Pago [Owermoyne] prope Dorces-
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triam Anno 1795, Et 4^ die Januarii Anni 1796 baptizatus est
Thomas Fiander filius Gulielmi et Hannae conjugum (olim O'Brien,
vagfrants) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Bat et Matrina Maria Fonteniere.
[ The above ent}y has bee?! much erased and altered so as to be difficult
to describe, but after the changes reads as given. ]
A me Leonardo Brooke
Die 3° Aug-usti 1796. Natus et baptizata est Georgias Wol-
frey, filius Henrici et Maria Wolfrey (olim Wilkins) conjugum (Pat:
fuit Gulielmus Browne, mat: Elizabetha Browne.
A me Thomas Stanley.
Die. 21^ Sept: Baptizatus est Jacobus White filius Joannis et
Catherina conjugum (olim Batt) pridie natus. Pat: fuit Joanes Jef-
ferev. Mat: Anna Cowland. A me Leonard Brooke.
Die 25*' Sept. baptizatus est 23^ Ejusdem mensis natus Joan-
nis Baker filius Joannis et Sara conjugum (olim Morice) Pat. fuit
Joannes Fook et Mat: Maria Cope. Leonardo Brooke.
Die 1 1^ Novembris Anni 1796 in Pago Upway di anglice Upway
[Upway di xd out] di6lo medio inter Weymouth et Dorchestriam
posito, natus est Josephus Scot filius Roberti et Merciae Scot con-
jugum (olim Elson) Eodem die baptizatus est a R'^* Domo ^gidio
Loizel presbitero ex Galli oriundo et propter fidem in Angliam
relegato. Patrinus fuit Aaron Roberts Matrina Elizabeth Haims —
Cujus rei fidem attestor. Leonard Brooke.
1797.
Die 5^ Jan: Anni 1797. Baptizata est Anna Cowland eadem
die nata filia Joannis et Hannae Cowland (olim Speck) conjugum.
Pat: fuit Joa: Slater Matrina Anna Cope. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 8^ Jan: Baptizatus est Joanis Josephus Northover pridie
natus, filius Gulielmi et Sara (olim Snook) conjugum. Pat: fuit
Josephus Slade cum conjuge Maria Slade pro matrina
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 1 1 Jan: Baptizata est Maria Hunt pridie nata filia Jacobi et
Elizabethae conjugum (olim Herrold) Pat: fuit Thomas Cowland
Mat: Anna Cowland. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 18^ Aprilis 1797 Nata et baptizata est Maria Anna Slade
filia Josephi et Elizabetha conjugum (olim Yeteman) Pat: fuit Jaco-
bus Batt et Mat: Elizabetha Haime, vice Anna Slade.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 4^ Aug: 1797. Nata et eadem die baptizata est Anna
Slade filia Josephi et Maria conjugum (olim Boyle) Pat. fuit Joanes
Jeff'eries, Mat: Hanna Cope A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 17^ Sept: 1797 baptizata est Martha Champ, nata die 17^
Augusti filia Jacobi et Susannae Champ conjugum (olim Seward) Pat:
fuit Gulielmus Heymes, Mat: Anna Cope.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 27^ Sept. 1797 baptizatus est Jacobus Roberts pridie natus
filius ThomEe et Hannae Roberts conjugum (olim Baily) Pat: fuit
Jacobus Bat, Mat: Maria Roberts. A me Leonardo Brooke.
1798.
Die 12° Jan anni 1798 natus et baptizatus est Joanes Fook
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filius Joannis et Elizabethae conjugum (olim Skiller) Pat: fuit Jaco-
bus Fremont et Matrina Maria Mountieri.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 28^^. Jan. 1798. Baptizatus est ab Elizabetha Langdown
ab mortis periculum Stephanus White, filius Stephani et Teresiae
White conjugum (ohm Barrat) Et quodie natus est Eadem est
mortues
Die II Feb. 1798 Baptizata est Elizabetha Maria Champ,
pridie nata filia Ricardi & Martha conjugum (olim Viviens) Patrinus
fuit Th^ Haims jun"^. Et Matrina Elizabetha Ejus Conjux
A me Leonardo Brook.
Die 2^^ Aprilis Baptizata est Elizabetha Davis pridie nata,
filia Jacobi et Elizabethae conjugum (olim Jeffereys) Patrius fuit
Joannis Jeffereys & Matrina Margarita Curtis. Leonard Brooke.
Die 13 Junii 1798 Baptizata est Theresia Edwards pridie nata,
a me Theresia Stanley, filie Jacobi et Elizabetha Edwards Conjugum
(olim Clarke) Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Haime. Matrina Elizabetha
Haime.
Die 17"^ August 1798 baptizatus est Thomas Roberts pridie
Natus filius Aronis et Maria conjugum (olim Haime) Patrinus fuit
Thomas Jefferey Matrina Sara Dale A me Leonard Brooke.
Die 25* December 1798 Natus & eodem die baptizatus est
Joseph Emanuel White filius Joannis et Catharice conjugum (olim
Batt) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt Matrina Sara Slade.
A me Leonado Brooke.
1799.
N.B. No entry having been made in this register at the time,
This is to certify that Mary Lucy* Weld daughter of Thomas &
Lucy Bridget Weld (olim Clifford) was born on the 31^* of January
(1799) & baptized the next day by the Rev'^. J. B. G. Loisel at
Westbrook House in the parish of Upway Dorset. Thos. Weld
Sen^ & the Hon^^^. Mary Lady Blount being sponsors, as witness
my hand.
Witness George Blount. Tho^. Weld.
Die 20^ Martii 1799 baptlzatai sunt Theresia & Monica Slade
Gemellas filise Josephi & Maria conjugum (olim Boyl) Patrinus fuit
Jacobus Batt, Matrina Maria Founteniera. a me L.Brooke. Mis. App.
Die 7* Aprilis 1799 Baptizata est Anna Kate, nata 7* die
Mensis Maii anni precedentis 1798, filia Joanis & Marias Kate con-
jugum (olim Philips) Patrinus fuit Jac. Batt vice Georgii Langdown,
Matrina Elizabetha Haimes vice Elizabetha Froster.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
May 20 1799 Natus est et eodem die baptisatus est Franciscus
Slade filius Josephi et Elizabetha (olim Yeteman changed to Yete-
man) Slade Conjugum, Patrinus fuit Thomas Coulling. Matrina
Maria Hodgekis A me Thoma Stanley.
Die 6* 0(fts 1799. Baptizata est Elizabetha Kate, sex abhine
3jc The only child of the future Cardinal. She mar. in 1818 Hug-h Charles
7th Lord Clifford of Chudleig-h, and died 1831. This autog^raph certificate might
perhaps be produced in facsimile.
382 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
hebdomidis nata filia Joannis & Mariae Kate conjugum (olim Philips)
Patrinus Jacobus Batt Matrina Maria Mountieri A me L. Brooke.
Die 20^ 061. 1799. Baptizatus est Gulielmus Brown filius
Gulielmi & Annae conjugum (olim Gillingham) Infans natus est die
17* Ejusdem. Patrinus fuit Dionizius Bower. Matrina Elizabetha
Brown. A me L. Brooke.
Die 6* Nov. 1799 baptizatus est Joseph Fook pridie natus iilius
Josephi & Marias conjugum (olim Gould) Patrinus Joanis Fook,
Matrina Elizabetha Heymes. A me L. Brooke.
Die 12^ Decbris 1799 Hodie baptizata est Susanna Rickets,
nata die 9* Decembris 1799, filia Johannis & Elizabethae conjugum
(olim Firmage) Patrinus Jacobus Batt & Matrina Teresa Slade.
Parentis hujus infantis nondum sunt Catholici. A me Leon^ Brooke
1800.
Die 27^ Jan. 1800. Hodie nata & baptizata est Francisca
Roberts filia Aron & Marcia conjugum (olim Haymes) Patrinus fuit
Gulielmus Haymes & Matrina fuit Elizabetha Facon.
A me L. Brooke.
Die 8^ Jan. 1800. Hodie nata & Eodem die baptizata est Maria
Fook filia Joanis & Elizabethae (olim Skiller) Patrinus fuit Joanis
Wake et Matrina Sara Dale. A me L. Brooke.
Die 28 Martii 1800 hodie nata & baptizata est Elizabethae
Edwards filia Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Clark) Patrinus
fuit Joannis Hodgkiss Matrina Maria Hodgkiss.
A me Leon*^ Booke.
Die 28^ Aprills 1800 Natus & baptizatus est Joannis Cowland,
filius Joannis & Hannae conjugum (olim Speck) Patrinus fuit
Joannes Jefferies Matrina Maria Lawrenson. A me Leonard Brooke.
Die 29^ Mali, 1800 Nata & baptizata est Lucia James, filia
Thomae & Julianae conjugum, (olim Slade) Patrinus fuit Joannes
Jefferies, Matrina Eliz. Haimes. A me Leon^. Brooke.
20 Die 20 Mail 1800 Hodie natus & baptizatus est Jacobus
Davis filius Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Jeff"eries) Patrinus
fuit Thomas Hunt, et Matrina Soror Ejus Hanna Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 7^ Julii 1800 Nata et baptizata est Maria Anna Langdown
filia Georgii & Annae conjugum (olim Cooling) Patrinus fuit Jacobus
Batt. vice Joanis Slater, Matrina Maria Mountiere,vice Sarae Norris.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 20. Aug. 1800 Nata et baptlsata est Maria Dine filia
Jacobi et Susannse Dine (olim Slade) conjugum. Paf. Joan. Wake,
Maf. Anna Cowlen. Ita est Carolus Plowden Sac^
Die 19 Septembris 1800. Baptisata est Susanna Slade filia
Bernardi & Carolettae Slade conjugum. nata 16 hujus mensis: Paf.
Francisco Champ, Matrina Theresia Coombs.
A me Carolo Plowden Sacerdox.
Die 8 Nov. 1800. Baptizata est Margarita Slade, pridie nata
filia Josephi & Mariae conjugum (olim Boyl.) Patrino Jacobo Boyl.
vice Joan. Wake. Matrina Eliza Cooling. A me Leonardo Brooke.
March 2*^. James Moon born March 2"^ in Fordington Parish
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 383
near Dorchester, Son of John Moon & Jane Slade, was baptised by
the ReV^. Charles Level.
May 21^"^ John son of Richard Hifferman & Ellen Nagle, born
May 2"^^ 1800 was Christened by Jean Baptiste Gillis Loisel on
the 21^^ of the same month. Godfather Richard Hifferman, God-
mother Frances Nagle.
William, son of William Charleston & Ellen Wiltshire, born
the 30*'^ of May 1800, was christened by J. B. G. Loisel on the 13*^^
of June. Godfather William Downey. Godmother Bridget Levy.
1798. Mary Moon. Borne the 27'^ of April, baptised at home
the next day by the Rev^. Francis Leveel. The ceremonies of bap-
tism supplied in Westbrook Chapel, by John Baptist Loisel on the
20^'^ of May 1798, the father's name John Moon, the mother's Jane
Slade, Godfather William Skiller, Godmother Elizabeth Birch.
1801.
Die 13^ Feb. 1801 Februrarii Baptizatus est Jacobus Morris
pridie natus, filius Georgii & Annse conjugum (olim Hill) Patrinus
fuit Georgius Pater Molineux, vice Jacobi Dormer Equitis, & Matrina
Elizabetha Heymes, vice Maria Dormer. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 6=^ Aprilis 1801 Hodie baptizatus est Robertus Roberts,
natus 4° Ejusdem mensis filius Joannae Roberts & Patris nondum
noti. Proles illigitima. Patrinus fuit Tho^ Roberts & Matrina
Hannah Roberts [olim Baily] A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 9^ Aprilis 1801. Hodie natus & baptizatus Henricus
Woolfry, filius Henrici & Mariae conjugum (olim Wilkins.) Patrinus
fuit Joan. Slater, Matrina Maria Lawrenson. A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 26^ Novembris 1801 baptizatus est Joanes Brown filius
Gulielmi et Annas conjugum (olim Gillingham.) Natus vero 23 0(5lo-
bris Ejusdem Anni, Patrinus Aron Roberts, Matrina fuit Maria
Bowers. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 19^ Decembrls 1801 Nata & baptizata est Hanna Slade
filia Josephi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Yeateman) Patrinus fuit
Jacobus Batt, Matrina Hanna Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
1802.
Hodie 10^ Martii 1802 pridie nata baptizata est Clara Hunt,
Jacobi & Elizabethae filia, conjugum (olim Herrold) Patrinus fuit
Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Hanna Hunt. A me Thoma Stanley.
Hodie 17^ Martii An. 1802 Nata est & baptizata est Maria
Morrice, filia Georgii & Annae conjugum (olim Hill.) Patrinus fuit
Thomas Bond. Matrina Margarita Beard. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 27^ Aprilis 1802. Nata & baptizata est Elizabetha Fooke
filia Joannis & Elizabethae (olim conjugum Skiller.) Patrinus fuit
Georgius Mollineux, Matrina Sara Norris. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 23^ Maii 1802 suppletae sunt sacri baptismatis cere-
monas super Antonium Slade filium Georgii & SarseSlade Conjugum,
(olim Sarae Grant) qui die 21^ hujus natus ob mortis periculum bap-
tizatus orat ab Anna Slade quoe infantem tenuit, dum ceremonio
supplebantur fuit Maria Skiller. L Brooke
Hodie 7^ Julii 1802 baptizata est Eliz: Maria Champ Nata
384 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
26 Junii, filia Jacobi & Susannae conjugum (olim Say ward,) Patrinus
fuit Th^ Hunt, Matrina Hanna Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 26 Aug-. 1802 Natus & baptizatus est Jacobus Davis,
filius Jacobi & Elizabethse conjugum (olim Jeffereys) Patrinus
Thomas Hunt, Matrina fuit Anna Morris.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 28^ Augusti 1802 Nata et baptizata est Clara Slade filia
Josephi & Mariag conjugum, (olim Boyle) Patrinus fuit Jos. Slade,
Patrinus consanguinus, Matrina Teresa Langford.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 26^ Sept 1802 baptizatus est Petrus Langdown, filius
Georgii, & Annae conjugum (olim Cowland) natus 24^ Ejusdem
mensis Patrinus fuit Joannis Wake, Matrina Teresa Langford.
A me L. Brooke.
Die 26^ Sept. 1802 Hodie baptizatus est Jacobus Berrigan
filius Jocobi & Eleanora conjugum, (olim Morris,) qui natus est
Weymouth die 3^ Sept"^bris Anno 1802. Patrinus fuit Th^ Bond
Matrina Elizabetha Haymes. A me L. Brooke.
Die 21^ Novb. 1802 Hodie baptizatus est Jacobus Rickets,
natus die 18^, filius Joannis & Elizabetha conjugum (olim Fermige)
Patrinus fuit Joannis Champ, Matrina Marise Baily.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 12^ Januarii Anni 1803 Nata & baptizata est. Elizabetha
James, filia Thomas & Julianae James conjugum, (olim Slade) Patri-
nus fuit Aaron Roberts, Matrina Teresia Langford.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 30^ Martii anno 1803 baptizata est Elizabetha Cowland
filia Joannis & Hannae conjugum (olim Speck) pridienata, Patrinus
fuit Ludovicus Davis, Matrina Anna Langdown.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 13^ Junii 1803 baptizatus est. Jacobus Dine, natus die
28^ Aprilis 1803 filius Jacobi & Susannae conjugum, (olim Slade)
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Teresa Combes.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie die 17^ Junii 1803 pridie natus, baptizatus est Carolus
Edwards, filius Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Clarke) Patri-
nus fuit Joannis Wake, Matrina Eleanora Haymes.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 21^ Sept. 1803 Natus & baptizatus est Jacobus Squib
filius Thomas & Hannse, (olim Hunt) nunc conjugum. Patrinus fuit
Stephanus Hunt Matrina Elizabethae Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 24^ Sept. 1803 baptizatus est Samuel Dunn, Natus die
2^ ejusdem mensis, filius Caroli & Eleanoras conjugum. (olim Welch)
Patrinus fuit Joanes Wake, Matrina Sara Norris. A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 8^ 061. 1803 Natus & baptizatus est Gulielmus Woolfery
filius Henerici & Mariae conjugm (olim Wilkinson) Patrinus &
Matrina fuerunt Guilielmus & Maria Champ.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
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1804.
Hodie 19* Januarii 1804 baptizata est Anna Brown Nata
decima nona Novembris anni procedentis filia Gulielmus & Annae
conjug-um (olim Gillingham,) Patrinus fuit Thomas Bona, Matrina
Marg-arita Law. A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 7'' Februarii 1804 baptizatus est Robertus Sklller pridie
natus, filius Joannes & Joannge conjugum (olim Harvel) Patrinus
fuit Ludovicus Davis, & Matrina, Elizabetha Roberts.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 29^ Februarii Ann° 1804 baptizatus est Benjaminus
Crispin pridie natus filius Benjamini & Elizabethae conjugum (olim
White) Patrinus fuit Dionisius O'Conor vice Joannis Agatz, Matrina
Maria White. A me L. Brooke.
Die 2^ April. 1804 Sub conditione rebaptizatus est Joanes
Slade filius Georgii & SaraeSlade conjugum (olim Grant) pridienatus,
quim propter mortis periculum, baptizavit Elizabetha Slade, sed
cum dubium esset, atrum omnia verba pro nuntiaverit, iterum dum
sacrre ceremonise supplebantur, sub conditione est rebaptizatus.
Patrinus fuit Dionisius O'Conor & Matrina Anna Roberts.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 24-'^ Aprilis 1804 Natus & baptizatus est Franciscus
Champ filius Gulielmi & Marag, conjugum, (olim Mountiere,)
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Elizabethae Cowland.
A me Leon^°. Brooke.
Hodie 6^ Junii 1804 baptizata est Anna Brown filia Henerici
& Elizabethae conjugum. (olim Young,) Nata die 29^ Maii 1804.
Patrinus fuit Joseph Curtis, Matrina Ejus filia Maria.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie die i^ Julii 1804 baptizatus est Georgius Champ,
Natus 4'\ mensis Junii, filius Jacobi & Susannae conjugum. (olim
Seward) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Elizabetha Hunt.
A me L. Brooke.
Die 18^. Julii 1804 Hodie Nata & baptizata & mortua est
Elizabeth Langdovvn, filia Georgii & Annae conjugum (olim Cow-
land,) ab instans periculum ab a catholica baptizata est.
Hodie 30^. Julii 1804 Nata & baptizata est Anna Fook filia
Joannis & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Skinner) Patrinus fuit
Dionisius O'Conor, Matrina Elizabeth Hunt. A me L. Brooke.
Die 23^ Sept. An. 1804 Hodie natus & baptizatus est Joannis
Davis filius Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Jefi'eres) Patrinus
Jacobus Batt, Vice Richardi Squib, Matrina Maria Roberts.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 4^ 061. 1804 baptizatus est William Shot filius Thomae
& Mariae conjugum (olim Soaper) natus 23^ Septembris Anni 1804.
Patrinus Dionisius Bower, Matrina Clara Rawlins.
A me Leon: Brooke.
Hodie i2\ 061. 1804 baptizatus est. Edwardus Berigan filius
Jacobi & Hellenae conjugum, (olim Morise) natus die 28^. Septem:
1804 Patrinus fuit Thomas Towel, Matrina Hellena Dunn. All at
Weymouth, A me L. Brooke.
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Eodem die v.z. 12^ 061. 1804 Et eodom loco, die 12^061.1804
baptizata est Sophia Ward filia Patricii & Joannae conjug-um, (olim
Walker,) nata 30^ Septembris Patrinus fuit Patricius M=*? Kernan,
Matrina Hellena Berigan. A me Leon^°. Brooke.
Die 14^ 061. 1804 Hodie Nata & baptizata est Rebecca Fook
filia Josephi & Mariae conjug-um, (Olim Gould.) Patrinus fuit Jaco-
bus Davis, Matrina Elizabetha illius conjux.
A me Leon^°. Brooke.
Hodie 12° Novembris 1804 Natus & baptizatus est. Benjamen
Rickets filius Joannis & Elizabethae conjugum, (olim Firmage.)
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Elizabetha Baily.
A me. L. Brooke.
Die i^ Decembris. 1804 Hodie baptizata est Anna Valentina
Nata 24^. 06lobris filia Caroli & Abigail conjugum (olim Colebrooke)
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt vice Mathei Lee, Matrina Anna Lee.
A me Leon: Brooke.
1805.
Die 10^. Feb. 1805 Hodie Nata & baptizata est Maria Squib,
filia Thomae & Hannae conjugum (olim Hunt) Patrinus fuit Thomas
Hunt, Matrina Elizab. Roberts. A me Leon'^". Brooke.
Die 29^ Julii 1805 Heri natus & hodie baptizatus est Georgius
Champ filius Guillelini & Mariae conjugum, (olim Montier) Patrinus
fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Elizabeth Day. a me. Mauro Subpriore
Monasterii de Trappa, ad hoc approbata a D.D.G. Gregorio Shar-
rock, V.Ap.
Die i^ Augusti 1805 Die 30*. Julii natus et hodie baptisatus
est Jacobus Crispin filius Benjamin et Elizabeth conjugum, (olim
White) Patrinus fuit Joseph White, representatus per Jacobum Batt,
Matrina Maria White, representata per Dorotheum Naggerty
a me J Mauro Subpriori Monasterii de Trappa ad hoc approbate a
D.D.G. Gregorio Sharrock. V.Ap.
Die 8\ Augusti 1805 Die 7^ Augusti nata & hodie Baptisata est
Catharina James, filia Thomae James et Julianae conjugum, (olim
Slade) Patrinus fuit John Wake, Matrina Maria Towsey. A me
J Mauro Subpriori Monasterii de Trappa, ad hoc approbate a
D.D.G. Gregorio Sharrock. V.Ap.
Die 10^ Sept. 1805 Hodie 10^ Sept: 1805 Nata & baptizata est
Anna Penny filia Roberti & Caelia Penny conjugum, (olim Cornel)
Patrinus fuit Robertus Smythson, Matrina Anna Roberts.
A me Leon^°. Brooke.
Hodie 4^ Nov^. 1805 Nata & baptizata est Elizabetha Langf-
down, filia Georgii & Annae conjugum (olim Cowland) Patrinus
fuit Thomas Cowland, Matrina Elizabeth Cowland.
A me Leon'^^. Brooke
Die i8^ Novembris 1805 Hodie 18^ Novb. 1805 nata est bap-
tizata est Hester Cowland, filia Joannis & Hannae Cowland conjugum
(olim Speck) Patrinus fuit Richardus Cowland, Matrina Elizabeth
Roberts A me Leonard Brooke
1806.
Die 5^ Jan. t8o6. Hodie baptizata est, mense abhinc nata
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Maria Dunn filia Carroll & Hellenae conjugum (oHm Walsh) Patri-
nus fuit Dionisius O'Connor, Matrina Elizabeth Heyms.
A me L. Brooke.
Hodie 18^ Jan: 1806 Natus & baptizatus est Thomas Heyms
filius Gulielmus & EUionorae conjug-um (olim Gibson), Patrinus fuit
Jacobus Edwards, Matrina Juliana Champ. A me Leon^". Brooke.
Hodie 3^ Martii 1806 baptizata est Agnes Slade pridie nata,
filia Georgii & Sarae conjugum. (olim Grant) Patrinus fuit Thomas
Weld vice Ludovici Davis, Matrina. P Maurus p of la Trape [sic].
Die 7^ Marti 1806 Hodie natus, et baptizatus est Josephus
Edwards, filius Jacobi & Mariae conjugum (olim Clark) Patrinus
fuit Dion: O'Conor, Matrina Joanna Lee A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 9^ Mart. 1806 Hodie suppletae sunt sacras, ceremoniae bap-
tismatis super Joannam Skiller prius baptizatum propter mortis
periculum a Martha Champ Filius est Joannis & Joannae Skiller
conjugum, (olim Harvel) Matrina fuit Sara Skiller.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 30 Mar. 1806. Hodie Natus & baptizatus est Georgius
Squibb, filius Thomas & Hannse conjugum (olim Hunt) Patrinus
fuit Gulielmus Heyms, Matrina Juliana Champ.
A me Leo^"^. Brooke.
Die 7^ April 1806 Hodie baptizata est Maria Dyne filia Jacobi
& Susannas conjugum (olim Slade) nata 14^ Februarii 1806. Patri-
nus fuit Samuel Cope, Matrina Sara Skiller. A me Leon*^° Brooke.
Hodie 13* Aprilis 1806 Nata & baptizata est Anna Morris
filia Georgii & Annas conjugum (olim Hill.) Patrinus fuit Joan.
Wake, Matrina Catherina Bradford. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 16* Maii 1806 Hodie Natus & baptizatus est Thomas
Slade filius Josephi & Elizabetha conjugum. (olim Yeteman) Patri-
nus fuit Dionisius O'Conor, Matrina Catherina Bradford.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 13*, Julii 1806 Hodie baptizata est Eleanora Berigan nata
4*. Junii 1806 filia Jacobi et Eleonoro conjugum (olim Morris) Patri-
nus fuit Dionisius O'Conor, Matrina Eleonora Dunn.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 7*. Sept. 1806. baptizatus est Franciscus Champ, Natus
io*Augusti filius Jacobi & Susannas conjugum (olim Seward) Pal rinus
fuit Dionisius O'Connor, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie II* 0(5lobris 1806 baptizata est Lucia Davis, pridie
nata filia Jacobi & Elizabethas conjugum (olim Jeff'eries) Patrinus fuit
Joan. Fook, Matrina Elizabethas Heymes. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 19* OcSlobris 1806 baptizata est Martha Brown, nata
9*. Sept^"^ filia Henrici & Saras conjugum, (olim Young) Patrinus fuit
Ludovicus Davis Matrina Elizabetha Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 27*. 061. 1806 Hodie suppletoe sunt Sacras baptismatis
ceremonias super Robertum Crispin filium Benjamin & Elizabethas
conjugum, (olim White) qui Robertus Natus 13*. 061. andum bap-
tizatas orat ob instantem mortis periculum. Patrinus dum supplen-
tur ceremonias fuit. John Porter. Mat. Ma. White. L. Brooke.
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Hodle 3* Decembris 1806 Nata & baptizata est Juliana Fook.
filia Joannis & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Skiller) Patrinus fuit
Ludovicus Davis, MatrinaElizabetha Davy. A me Leonardo Brooke.
1807.
Hodie 24*. Jan. 1807 Baptizatus est Jacobus Champ, pridie
Natus filius Gulielmi & Marias conjugum, (olim Mountiere) Patrinus
fuit Joannes Champ, Matrina Joanna Lee. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 16*. Maii 1807 baptizata est Elizabetha Shot, Nata 18
Martii, filia Thomae & Mariae conjugum, (olim Soaper) Patrinus fuit
Ludovicus Davis, Matrina Clara Sneesbey. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 20*. Julii 1807 baptizatus est Josephus Brown. Natus
13*. Junii filius Gulielmi & Annae conjugum (olim Gillingham)
Patrinus fuit Joanes Palmer Matrina Joanna Herrington.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 24^ Julii 1S07 baptizatus est, Matheus Slade pridie
natus filius Bernardi & Carolettae conjugum (olim Coombe) Pa-
trinus fuit Joannes Covrland, Matrina Sara Pollard.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 22^. Sept"^ 1807 baptizatus est, Antonius Coombe, natus
die 4^. ejusdem mensi, filius Gulielmi & Theresiae Coombe conju-
gum (olim Slade) Patrinus fuit Bernardus Slade, Matrina Carro-
letta Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die I* Nov^. 1807 Hodie baptizata est Susanna Crispin nata
24* 06lobris filia Benjamin & Elizabethae conjugum (olim White)
Patrinus fuit Joannes Porter, Matrina Anna Young.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 15*. Nov^ 1807 baptizata est Maria Anna Woolfery
priedie nata, filia Henrici & Mariae conjugum (olim Wilkinson) Pa-
trinus fuit Georgius Morice, Matrina Anna Morice ejus uxor.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 30^ Decembris 1807 baptizata est Maria O'Neil nata 27*
Novembris filia Thomae & Caeliae conjugum (olim Curren) Patrinus
fuit Moses Roberts, Matrina Maria Franklin.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
1808.
Die 5*. Febuiari 1808 Hodie natus. & baptizatus est Robertus
Penney filius Roberti & Caeliae conjugum, (olim Cornell) Patrinus
fuit Moses Roberts, Matrina Susanna Philips.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 26* Feb. 1808. Nata & baptizata est Maria Squibb,
filia Thomae & Hannse conjugum (olim Hunt) Patrinus fuit Carrolus
Slade, Matrina Elizabetha Roberts. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 23* Martii 1808 Nata & baptizata est Maria Skiller filia
Joannis & Joannae conjugum (olim Harvel) Patrinus fuit Stephanus
Slade, Matrina Juliana Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 3*. Aprilis 1808 Hodie natus & baptizatus est Thomas
Cowland filius Joannis & Hannae conjugum (olim Speck) Patrinus
fuit Edwardus Slade, Matrina Maria Slade.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 6*. Junii 1808 Hodie Nata & baptizata est, Hester Lang-
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down, filia Georgii & Annae conjugum (olim Cowland) Patrinus fuit
Gul: Northover, Matrina Sara Northover. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 15'^ Junii i8o8Natus &baptizatus est Richardus Champ,
filius Gulielmi et Mariae conjugum, (olim Mountiere) Patrinus fuit
Ludovicus Davis Matrina Joanna Lee. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 26^ Junii 1808 Natus & baptizatus est Georgius Champ
filius Joannis et Sarae conjugum (olim Fermage.) Patrinus fuit
Richardus Squibb, Matrina Juliana Champ. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 12^ Sept. 1808 Natus & baptizatus est Petrus Slade
filius Bernardi & Carolettae conjugum (olim Coombe) Patrinus fuit
Joannes Fook, Matrina Sara Skiller. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 20^ Septembris 1808 Nata & baptizata est Anna
Edwards filia Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Clark) Patrinus
fuit Gulielmus Champ Matrina Elizabethae Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 12^ Nov. 1808 baptizatus est Joannes Heymes priedie
natus filius Gulielmi & Eleonorae conjugum (olim Gibson) Patrinus
fuit Ludovicus Davis, Matrina Elizabetha Cox.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 3^. Decem. 1808 Pridie natus hodie 3^ Decembris bap-
tizatus est Georgius Davis filius Jacobi & Elizabethae conjugum
(olim Jefferies) Patrinus fuit Samuel Cope, Matrina Elizabethae
Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 25^. Decembris 1808. Heri circa horam undecimam noctis,
Nata est & hodie 25^ baptizata est. Lucia Champ [a word effaced]
Maria Champ, Patrinus fuit Joannes Champ jun^ Matrina Maria
Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
1809.
Die 5^. Feb. 1809 Hodie 5^ Feb. baptizata est Catherina Fook
priedie nata filia Joannis & Elizabethae conjugum, (olim Skiller)
Patrina fuit Moses Roberts, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 26^ Martii 1809 Hodie baptizatus est Joannes Brown,
natus 18^ Novembris, anni procedentis 1808, filius Henrici & Saras
conjugum (olim Young) Patrinus fuit Carrolus Slade, Matrina Sara
Gilbert. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 13^. Mali 1809 baptizata est Maria Anna Linington,
filia Gulielmi & Clarae conjugum, (olim Sneesby) Nata i3^die Aprilis
ejusdem Anni, Patrinus fuit Josephus Woolfery, Matrina Clara
Bower. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 16'^^. Junii 1809 Nata et baptizata est Teresa Fook,
filia Josephi & Mariae conjugum, (olim Goold) Patrinus fuit Thomas
Hunt jun^ Matrina Juliana Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 18^. Junii 1809 baptizatus est Antonius Champ natus
die 18^. mensis Maii proterriti, filius Jacobi & Susanna Conjugum
(olim Seward) Patrinus fuit Edwardus Slade, Matrina Francisca
Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 28° Junii 1809. Hodie natus & baptizatus est, Joseph
Squibb filius Thomae & Hannae conjugum (olim Hunt) Patrinus fuit
Samuel Cope, Matrina Maria Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
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Hodie 19*. Julii 1809 baptizata est Elizabeth Slade priedie
nata filia Joseph! & Elizabethse conjugum (olim Yateman) Patrinus
fuit Carrolus Slade, Matrina Elizabeth Roberts.
A me. Patri Antonio Monacho religioso Ordinis Trappensis testi
Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie die 17^ Augusti anni 1809 Sub-conditione baptizata est
Margarita Stanly & super eaudom suppletae sunt, sacri baptismatis
ceremoniae filia Richardi & Annae conjugum (olim Wade) Nata die
19^ Februarii Anni procedentis 1808, et propter mortis periculum
tunc baptizata administro a catholico in oppido, Wareham —
Matrina fuit Joanna Lee — A me Leonardo Brooke —
Hodie 3*^ Septembrisanni 1809 baptizatus est Joseph Joannes
Crispin Natus die i^ ejusdem mensis filius Benjamini & Elizabethan
conjugum (olim White) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Boyd, and Matrina
Maria White A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 5^ 061: 1809 Suppletae sunt sacra ceremonia Sacra-
menti Baptismatis supra Joannam Brown filiam Gulielmi & Eliza-
bethae conjugum (olim Gillingham) Natum die 20° Julii ejusdem
Anni & propter mortis periculum die sequente privatim baptizatum
d me ipsa Dum supplebantur ceremoniae. Patrinus fuit Josephus
Inkersby, Matrina Cooper. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 23^ Decembris 1809 supplete sunt sacro ceremoniae
Sacramenti baptismatis supra Joanni & Josephum Shott filium
Thomae & Mariae conjugum (olim Soaper). Natum die 9^ Novembris
1809 & ob mortis periculum, audum baptizatum. Patrinus fuit
Gulielmus Edwards, Matrina Maria Bower. A me Leonardo Brooke.
1810
Hodie 21^ Jan: 1 8 10 baptizatus est Georgius Langdown, natus
die 12^ hujus mensis filius Georgi & Annae conjugum (olim Cowland)
Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade: Matrina Maria Edwards.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Die 4^ Martii 1810 Hodie. quarta die Martii baptizata est
Hanna Hurst, circitu sex abhinc hebdomadis Nata: filia Joannis &
Mariae conjugum (olim Rabits) Matrina fuit Hanna Rabit pro ava
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 4^ Junii 1810 Natus & baptizatus est Carrolus Penney
filius Roberti & Caeliae conjugum, (olim Cornell) Patrinus fuit
Gulielmus Edwards, Matrina Maria Edwards.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 5* Junii 1810, Baptizatus est Gulielmus Skiller, proles
illegima Sarae Skiller, natus 21^ Maii in pago Vulgo Upway dicto.
Patrinus fuit Joannes Fook, Matrina Elizabetha Langdown.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 21^ Julii 1810 natus & baptizatus est Joseph Champ
filius Gulielmi & Mariae conjugum. (olim Mountiere) Patrinus fuit
Gulielmus Edwards Matrina Clara Bowers. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 9^ Septembris 181 o baptizatus est Thomas Harvell
natus die 7^ ejusdem mensis, 1810, filius Jacobi & Catherinae con-
jugum (olim Samways) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Teresa
Samways — A me Leonardo Brooke.
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Hodie 16^ Septembrls 1810 baptizata est Teresa Champ, pridie
Nata filia Joannis and Sarae conjugum. (olim Fermage) Patrinus
fuit Robertus Franklin Matrina Elizabetha Hunt.
A me Leonard Brooke.
Hodie 29^ Novembris 1810 Me absenti baptizata est d
Reverendo Domino Palemona Presbitero Monacho, Catherina
Skiller nata 25^ ejusdem mensis filia Joannis & Joannse conjugum
(olim Harvell.) Patrinus fuit Jacobus Slade, Matrina Eleonora
Baker — attestante Leonardo Brooke.
1811.
Hodie 17^ Jan: 181 1 baptizata est Maria Slade nata 15^ Jan:
filia Bernardo & Carrolettae conjugum (olim Coombe) Patrinus fuit
Joseph Slade. Matrina Juliana Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 18^ Januarii 181 1 baptizata est Maria Davis eadem
die nata filia Jacobi & Elizabetha conjugum (olim Jefferies) Patrinus
fuit Thomas Hunt. Matrina Elizabetha Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie t6^ Feb: 181 1 baptlzatus est Richardus Linninton
natus die 24^ Novembris anni 1810. filius Gulielmi & Claras con-
jugum (olim Sneesby.) Patrinus fuit Dionisius Bower, Matrina
Maria Hunt. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 21^ Aprilis 181 1 baptizatus est Georgius Brown natus
19^ Septembris anni (praedietus) 1810 filius Henrici & Sarae con-
jugum (olim Young) Patrinus fuit Joannes Champ Mairina Maria
Edmunds A me Leonard Brooke.
Die 21^ April 181 1 Hodie baptizatus est pridie natus Jacobus
Cooland filius Joanis & Hannab conjugum (olim Speck) Patrinus fuit
Thomas Hunt, Matrina Francisca Slade. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 28^ Aprilis 181 1 Natus & baptizatus est a Reverendo
Domino Antonio presbitero monacho, Gulielmus Haim filius Gulielmi
& Eleonorae conjugum (olim Gibson) Patrinus fuit Joanes Shean,
Matrina Elizabetha Roberts. Attestante me L. Brooke.
Hodie 17^ Maii 181 1 baptizatus est d Reverend DomPalemon
presbitero, monacho Bernadus Brown natus 4^ die Aprilis filius
Gulielmi & Annae conjugum (olim Gillingham) Patrinus fuit Joannis
Shean, Matrina Clara Bowers. Attestante me L. Brooke.
Die 3^ Junii 181 1 Hodie suppletse sunt sacra ceremoniaesacra-
menti baptismatis supra Ambrosium Slade filium Georgi & Sarae
conjugum (olim Grant), qui propter mortis periculum baptizatus fuit
a Rev'^^ Domino Patri Palemoni, monacho presbitero, ad ceremo-
nias. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Cooland, Matrina Eleanora Baker.
A me Leon: Brooke.
Hodie 14^ Junii 181 1 Natus & baptizatus est, Joannes Squibb,
filius Thomae & Hannae conjugum (olim Hunt) Patrinus fuit Georgius
Champ, Matrina Maria Edwards. A me Leonardo Brook.
Hodie 31^ Octobris 181 1 Natus and baptizatus est Carrolus
Fook filius Joanis & Elizabethae conjugum (olim Skiller) Patrinus
fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Maria Hunt. A me Leonard Brooke.
Hodie 6^ Novembris 181 1 baptizatus est Anna Langdown
nata 28-"^ OtStobris 181 1 filia Georgii and Annae conjugum (olim
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Cooland) Patrinus fuit Guliel: Cooland Matrina fuit Sarha North-
over. A me Leonardo Brooke.
Hodie 12^ Nov^. 1811 baptizata est Eleonorae Crispin pridie
nata fiiia Benjamin & Elizabethse conjugfum (olim White) Patrinus
fuit Franciscus Street, Matrina Maria Nina. A me Leonard Brooke.
Hodie 26^ Decembris 181 1 baptizata est JuHanae Champ nata
30 Oclobris filia Jacobi & Susannae conjugum (ohm Seward) Patri-
nus fuit Edwardus Slade, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me Leonardo Brooke.
1812.
Natus.
10 Aprilis Natus Georgius Shot filius Thom^ & Marias (olim
Soaper) conjugum. Patrinus Jacobus Edwards Matrina Clare
Bower. Baptizatus est die 31 Mail 181 2.
A Sacerdote e Monasterio SS. F de S.
26 Julii Nata Anna Hurst filia Joannis et Mariae (olim Rabits)
conjugum. Patrinus Josephus Slade Matrina Hanna Rabits. Bap-
tizata 9° August! 181 2.
A sacerdote e Monasterio SS. Trinitatis de Trappa.
16^ 06lobris. Nata Anna Champ filia Gulielmi et Marine
(olim Montier) conjugum. Patrinus Jacobus Edwards, Matrina
Barbara Montier. Baptizata 17 ejusdem
A Sacerdote E. M. de Trappa.
16^ Nov^^ Natus Gulielmus Slade filius illigetimus Juliae et
Dionysii Megarth. Patrinus Stephanus Slade. Matrina Elizabeth
Hunt. Baptizatus die 17 ejusdem.
A Sacerdote e Monasterio SS. Trinitatis de Trappa.
9 Dec^^ J Post mediam no6lern natus Carolus Slade filius
Joseph! et Elizabeth (olim Yateman) conjugum. Patrinus Jacobus
Edwards. Matrina Catherina Woolfrey (per procuratores) Bapti-
zatus die 9° ejusdem A me J* Reeve, Missionio Apostolico
19 Jan" 3^ Hora A.M. natus Jeremiah Bankes filius Thomae
and Honoria^ (olim Supple) conjugum. Patrinus Gul: Northover.
Matrina Sarah Northover. Baptizatus 19 ejusdem item.
19 Janii 8 h. a. m. natus Gulielmus Bankes (frater gemellus
Jeremiae) filius Thomae et Honorse (olim Supple) conjugum. Patrinus
Gulielmus Northover Matrina Maria Northover Baptizatus uterque
19 ejusdem A me Joanne Reeve Miss: Apostolico
11 Dec: 181 2 20 anti Horam 12. p.m. nata Elizabeth Lening-
ton filia Gulielmi et Clarae (olim Sneasby) conjugum. Matrina Clara
Bower. Baptizata die 30 Januarii 1813. A me J Reeve. M.A.
12 Martii I2i^ A.M. Natus Stephanus Slade filius Georgii
et Sarae (olim Grant) conjugum. Patrinus Jacobus Batt, Matrina
Frances Slade. Baptizatus eodem die et anno. A me Joa. Reeve. M.A.
13 Martii 1813. 6 p.m. Nata est Jane Brown filia Gulielmi et
Annae (olim Gillingham) conjugum. Patrinus Dionysius Bower (per
proc.) Matrina Maria Nind Baptizata die 6 Aprilis 1813
A me J Reeve. M.A.
3|6 John Reeve alias Haskey, S.J.
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1787. 10 Junii Natus Joannes Rickets filius Henrici et Chari-
tatis conjugum baptizatus conditionaliter die 16 Maii 181 3.
A me J Reeve. M.A.
25 Maii g p.m. Nata Eliza Slade filia Barnardi et Charolettse
(olim Coombes) conjugum. Patrinus Joannes Cooling. Matrina
i\nn Cooling — Baptizata die 27 ejusdem — A me J Reeve M.A.
[There is no date] Mariae Anna Crispin filia Benjamin et
Elizabeth (olim White) conjugum. Baptizata est sub conditione
A me J Reeve. M.A.
1813. Aug 19. Natus 5 a.m. Richardus Cooling filius Joannis
et Hannae conjugum. Patrinus Carolus Slade, Matrina Annae
Slade. Baptizatus die 22 ejusdem A me J Reeve. M.A.
1813. Sep* 20. Nata 11^ a.m. Louisa Abbot filia Ricardi &
Letitia conjugum. Patrinus Joannes Dugard Matrina Clare Bower.
Baptizata die 21^ ejusdem A me J Reeve. M.A.
1813. 19 061. Hora 8^ a.m. Natus Gulielmus Squibb filius
Thomae et Hannae (olim Hunt) conjugum. Patrinus Jacobus Ed-
wards. Matrina Teresa Bromley. Baptizatus die 20 ejusdem
A me J. Reeve.
1813. 27 061. Natus 7i p.m. Jacobus Skiller filius Joannes et
Jane conjugum. Patrinus Carolus Slade Matrina Anna Slade. Bap-
tizatus die 29 ejusdem A me Joa Reeve. M.A.
1813. Nov"^ 5. ij p.m. nata Maria Champ filia Gulielmi et
Mariae conjugum (olim matris nomen fuit Montier) Patrinus
Jacobus Edwards Matrina Barbara Montier. Baptizata die 7
ejusdem. A me J. Reeve. M.A.
1813 Nov. II. Hora 5J p.m. Nata Maria Cope filia Samuelis
et Elizabeth (olim Hunt) conjugum. Patrinas Lewis Davis. Ma-
trina Maria Butler per procuratores ie Jacobum Edwards et Jane
Lee — Baptizata die 12 ejusdem A me J Reeve. M.A.
1813 Sept. 15. Hora 3^ a.m. Natus Gulielmus Champ filius
Jacobi et Susannae (olim Seaward) conjugum. Patrinus Joannes
Champ. Matrina Juliana Champ. Baptizatus die 15 Nov. 1813.
A me J. Reeve. M.A.
1 81 3. Nov. 28. Hora 3^ p.m. Nata Maria Anna Langdown
filia Georgii et Annae (olim Cooling) conjugum. Patrinus Gulielmus
Northover, Matrina Maria Northover. Baptizata die 6 Decembris
1813. A me J. Reeve. M.A.
1813. Die. 12. Hora 7 J a.m. nata Elizabeth Davis filia
Jacobi et Elizabethae (olim Jeff"eries) conjugum. Patrinus Gulielmi
Champ. Matrina Lucia Bower — Baptizata die 13 ejusdem
A me J. Reeve, M.A.
Dec. 21 Hora 2° p.m. Natus Philippus Nind filius Philippi
et Maria Nind (olim White) conjugum. Patrinus Dionysius Bower.
Matrina Elizabeth Crispin Baptizatus die 25 ejusdem
[1814] A me Reeve M.A.
Feb. 24. 1814. Hora 8° a.m. natus Joannes Hurst filius
Joannis et Mariae (olim Rabbits) conjugum. Patrinus Joannes
Rickets Matrina Jane Lee. Baptizatus die 21 Martii mensis anni
ejusdem A me J. Reeve. M.A.
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Nov. 14^^ 1814. Hora 7 a.m. Natus est Carolus Granbeus
Burke filius Sir Joannis et Elizabeth Mariae (olim Colcraft) conju-
gum. Baptizatus est die 22 ejusdem. Patrinus Malachias Daly —
cui voluit pater addere (urbanitatis erg"o) Sir Granbeum Colcraft,
& Matrina M"^*^ Colcraft. protestantes. J. Reeve. Miss. Apostolicus
1815.
Jan'" 4 1815. Hora 11 p.m. Natus est Thomas Champ filius
Joannis et Sarae (olim Furmage) conjugum. Patrinus Thomas
Hunt et Matrina Julia Fook Baptizatus est die 6 Januarii 1815.
A me J Reeve. Miss. Apost*^
Jany 20 Hora 4 J a.m. Nata Elizabeth Slade filia Bernardi et
Caroletae (olim Coombes) conjugum Patrinus Carolus Slade, Ma-
trina Teresa Edwards. Baptizatae est 22 ejusdem.
A me Joa. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Feby i4Hora8j a.m. Nata Joanna Crispin filiaBenjaminiet Eli-
zabeth (olim White) conjugum. Patrinus Gulielmus Brown. Matrina
Maria Nind Baptizata die 18 ejusdem. A me Joa. Jos. Reeve, M.A.
March 21 h 8|- a.m. Nata est Clara Slade filia Georgii et
Sarse (olim Grant) conjugum. Matrina TeresaeEdwardes — Baptizata
die 22 ejusdem. A me J. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Mar 25 hora loj a.m. natus est, Franciscus Fooke filius
Joannis et Elizabeth (olim Skiller) conjugum. Patrinus Georgius
Woolfry Matrina Julia Champ. Baptizatus est, die 26 1815.
A me Joa. Reeve. M.A.
Jan" 30 hora 2 J a.m. Nata est Teresa Lennington filia
Gulielmi et Clarae (olim Snesby) conjugum. Matrina Ann Soper.
Baptizata est (in Swanage), i Mart 1815. (i.e. anni ejusdem quo
nata) A me J. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Jan. 31 hora 7| a.m. Nata Maria Teresa Shott. filia Thomae
et Mariae (olim Soper) conjugum. Matrina Ann Soper vice Mariae
Bower. Baptizata est domi i.e in Swanage die i Martii anni
ejusdem. A me J. Reeve. M.A.
Sept. 27 1786. natus Gulielmus Lennington filius Richardi et
Marthse (olim Enoch) conjugum. Sub conditione Baptizatus est die
23 Aprilis 1815. A me J. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Martii 1813. hora i^ a.m. nata Letitas Brigitta M'^Nolty, filia
Joannis et Sarae (olim Sewell) conjugum Baptizata sub conditione
14 Maii 1815. A me Rev'^^ Joanne Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Sep* 15 hora 7I a.m. Nata est Jacobus Short filius Francisca
Slade filia Josephi et Elizabeth (olim Yateman) conjugum. Patrinus
Georgius Champ. Matrina Teresa Edwards. Baptizata die 16
Sept. 1815. A me Joa. Jos. Reeve, M.A.
Sept. 18. hora 4 J a.m. natus est Josephus Langdown filius
Georgii et Annae (olim Cooling) conjugum. Patrinus Thomas
Roberts, Matrina Teresa Roberts. Baptizatus die 25 ejusdem.
A me. J. Jos. Reeve. Miss>' Apost.
Nov. 22 181 5. hora 5I p.m. nata est Anastasia Champ filia
Gulielmi et Mariae (olim Montiers) conjugum. Patrinus Gulielmus
Haime. Matrina Anna Soper Baptizata die 23 ejusdem.
a Rev° Vincenti monasterii Presbytero — ita est — ^J.J. Reeve.
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Dec. 20 hora 2 & 8 a.m. Natus est Josephus Thomas Bower
filius Thomae et Mariae (olim Balmer) conjugum. Patrinus Josephus
Hunt (Sacerdos) Matrina Maria Balmer. Baptizatus est die 24
Decembris 1815. A me Joa. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Dec. 9. Nata est Celia Penny — sub conditione baptizata est
die 2 Martii 1816. A me Joa. Jos. Reeve.
Augustii 2 1815. Natus Henricus Brown fiHus Henrici &
Sarae Brown de Worth conjugum, domi Baptizatus fuit a Rev'^"
D'"° Jos. Reeve, ita est L. B Moutardier.
1816.
Jan. 22. hora 11 J a.m. nata est Maria M<^Nolty filia Joannis
et Sarae (olim Sewell) conjugum. Matrina Maria M^Nolty. Bapti-
zata est die 22 Feb" A me, J. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
April 20 1762. Nata Charitas Rickets (olim Gaulton) sub
conditione baptizata estdie 24Mar. 1816. A me. Joa. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Baptizari Henricus Rickets conditione die 24 Mart. 1816.
Martii 16 1800. Natus Thomas Shott filius Thomse et Mariae
(olim Soper) conjugum Sub conditione baptizatus est die 20 April
1816. A me J. J. Reeve. M.A.
Mail 3° hora 4 p.m. Natus Gulielmus Skillar filius Joannis et
Jane (olim Harvel) conjugum. Patrinus Joannes Fooke. Matrina
Maria Filia Joannis Fooke. Baptizatus die 5 ejusdem.
Joannes Josephus Reeve. M.A.
Maii 4 hora 3 p.m. Nata est Francesca Slade filia Bernardi
et Carolettae (olim Coombes) conjugum Patrinus Moyses Roberts
Matrina Francesca Roberts. Baptizata est die 5° ejusdem.
A me. Joa. Jos. Reeve. Miss. Apost^
Junii 6. hora [blank] nata est Sarah Crispin filia Benjamini
et Elizabeth (olim White) conjugum. Patrinus White
Matrina Eliza Crispin Baptizata die 7° Junii 1816.
A me. Joannes Josephus Reeve. M.A.
Julii 20. hora 2^ p.m. Nata est Maria Franklin filia Roberti
et Elizabeth (olim Cox) conjugum. Patrinus Georgius Bates. Ma-
trina Martha Instan. Baptizata est die 21 Julii 1816.
A me. Joa. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Nov. 27. 1786. Nata Maria Hardy — sub conditione baptizata
fuit die 21 061: 1816. A me J. J. Reeve. M.A.
061. 23 Nata est. (5° a.m.) Hannah Fooke filia Josephi et
Mariae (olim Gould) conjugum. Patrinus Joannes Baker. Matrina
Teresa Slade — Baptizata est die eodem. A me Joa. Jos. Reeve. M.A.
Jan" 7° 1817. Die 7° Januarii 1817 natus et die 7° Januarii
1817 Baptizatus fuit Josephus Joannes White Nind filius Philippi &
Mariae Chanler Nind (olim White) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus
Joannes White. Matrina Catherina Georgina Andrews locotenenti
Elizabeth Crispin. A me Josepho Tristram. Miss. Ap^.
Martii 2° 1817. Die 13 Februarii 1817 Natus et die 2° Martii
181 7. Baptizatus fuit Edwardus Phillippus [vel Wilelmus above]
Creswell filius
Joannis and Mariae Creswell (olim Linins) conjugum. Patrinus
fuit Jacobus Renals, Matrina Genetta Parker [not signed\
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1817.
Aprilli 3. Die lo Martii natus & die 26 ejusdem mensis bapti-
zatus fuit Joannes Linington filius Guilielmi & Clarae Linington
(olim Sneezby) conjugum Patrinus fuit Thomas Shot Matrina Anna
Soper. A me Vincentio Religioso O.C. & Sacerd:
Die [blank] Martii nata et die 26 ejusdem mensis baptizata
fuit Clara Shot filia Thomae & Marias Shot (olim Soper) conjugum,
Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Linington. Matrina Clara Bower.
A me Vincentio Religioso O.C. & Sacerdote
Die 15 Aprilis natus et die 25 Mali baptizatus fuit Ambro-
sius Champ filius Jocobi & Susannas Champ, (olim Seywood) conju-
gum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Short Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me Vincentio Relig. O.C. & Sacerd:
Die 3 Junii natus et die 8 Junii baptizatus fuit Augustinius
Brown filius Gulielmi and Annse Brown (olim Gillingham) conju-
gum. Patrinus fuit Joannes Hodgkiss Matrina Lucia Bower.
A me Josepho Tristram Miss. Aposl".
Die 1 2 Augusti natus et die 1 7 Augusti baptisatus fuit Jacobus
Hugo Crispin f"^ Benjamini et Elizabethas Crispin (olim White)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Joseph John White Matrina [blank] Cathe-
rine Georgina Andrews. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Apos.
Fredericus Adolphus Woolfreys die 19° Aug° natus, baptisa-
tus fuit die 21 Aug° f"^ Caroli & Marthas Carolinas Woolfreys (olim
Champ) conjugum. Patrinus fuit James Short Matrina Jane Lee.
A me L. B. Moutardier. M.A.
Anno 1800. 181 7 Sept. 7 Nata Rachael Rickets f"^ Henricii &
Charity Rickets conj: sub conditione baptisata fuit die 7^ Septem-
bris 1817 A me L. B. Moutardier
1793 1817. Sept. 12^^ natus Henricus Rickett f"* Henrici &
Charity Rickets conj: sub: conditione baptisatus fuit 12 Sep^ 1817.
A me. L. B. Moutardier.
11 — Barrot (dead)
12 Elizabeth Soper (sub cond"^)
061. 15 Die 12° natus, Edwardus Beck f"^ Gulielmi & Tohannae
Beck, (olim Alston) conjugum. — ^Joseph Wolfrey & Catherina
M^Daniel — baptisatus a me L. B. Moutardier
Ocl'' 19. Die 18^ nata,hodie baptisata fuit Elizabetha Champ x
[f^ in pencil; words xd out] Marias Hunt Champ + . Patrinus fuit
Johannes Baker, Matrina Elizabetha Hunt,
X Hunt. +nunc Hunt. a me L. B. Moutardier.
1817. 061. 19. Eodem die natus, baptisatus fuit Gulielmus
Cope f"^ Samuelis & Elizabethas Cope (olim Hunt) conjugum —
Patrinus Thoma Hunt, M. Theresa Roberts.
A me L. B. Moutardier —
Novemb 14 Juliana Champ die 12° Novembris nata f^ Guli-
elmi et Marias Champ (olim Montere) conjugum — Rob^ Franklin &
Julia Champ, Patrina & Matrina baptisatas a me L. B. Moutardier.
Novemb^ 28 Tueresa Woodman f^ Jacobi & Francesca Wood-
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man (olim Slade) conjugum, die 14° ejusdem mensis nata, — ^Jacobi
Fook patrina & Juliana Champ Matrina. baptisata fult a me
L. B. Moutardier.
[1818.]
1818 — March 15. Charles Cooling, eadem die natus, f^^ Annae
Coolingf. James Short — Patri — Matri — Anne Soper. baptisatus
a me. L. B. Moutardier —
Junii 7. Dorothea Cath^ Nind, f^ Philippi & Marias Nind
(olim White) conjugum, die 2'^ Junii nata, Spons: Joseph White &
Catherine Andrews, baptisata a me L. B. Moutardier. M.A.
Julii 12. Carolus Champ f"^ Johannis and Sarah Champ
(olim Fromage) eodem die natus. Pat. Joseph Fooke, & Mat.
Mary Ann James — A me L. B. Moutardier.
Aug. 9. Georgius Bower f"^ Lucy Bower, natus die 8'^ Augusti.
Matrina Clara Bower — baptisatus a me L. B. Moutardier —
Sept. 14 Antonius Slade. f"^ Bernardi & Carolettae Slade,
(olim Combes) die 13° Septembris natus Patrina Rev'^^ F. R. Vergy
& Mat: Hanah Slade. Baptisatus a me. L. B. Moutardier.
Sept. 28 Thomas Bower f"^ Thomse & Mariae Bower (olim
Balmar) die 20^ natus. Paf Philip Nind. Maf Maria Nind. Bapti-
satus a me L. B. Moutardier.
Decemb; 6. i8ig. Hanah Bartlet. Subconditioneaetatis 26. —
1819.
January 17. Joseph Shott. Sub cond"® — — 16.
Januy 26 William (defundl) Lennington [die 17^ Januarii natus,
above] f^ William & Clara Lennington (olim Sneathby) Pat. George
Slade, Mat*" Ann Soper. Baptisatus a me L. B. Moutardier.
Feby 27 Johannis Criswell (die 13^ Februarii natus) filius
Johannis & Maria Criswell. Mat. Jane Lee. Baptisatus a me.
L. B. Moutardier.
May 9. Henrietta Crispin [(def.)«5^z;^] die 29^Martiinataf^Ben-
jamini baptisata & Elizabethae (olim White) Crispin Paf fuit Philip
Nind April, i^^ Mat^ M. Ann Crispin
May 9 Adolphus Wolfrey die 8^ Maii natus f"^ Caroli &
Mattiae Wolfrey (olim Champ) T^ Short paf^ & Eliz. James mat^
A me L. B. Moutardier S.J.
Die 28 Junii 1819 nata and die 4 Julii baptisata fuit Teresa
Hunt filia Gulielmi & Mariae Hunt (olim Champ) conjugum. Patri-
nus fuit Jacobus Short — Matrina Elizabetha Hunt.
A me L. B Moutardier, Pastore.
August 8 Die 9* Julii 1819 nata & die 9 Julii baptisata fuit
Martha Woodman filia Jacobi & Francescae Woodman (olim Slade)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Woolfrey & Anna Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Pastor.
Aug. 9. Elizabetha Brown f^ Georgii & Margarettae Brown
nata Mense Augustii 1816, et baptisata Sub cond"^ do
Aug. 9. Maria Brown f* Georgii et Margarittae Brown nata
Mense Januarii 1819, et baptisata Sub. cond"® do.
A me L. B Moutardier —
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Aug: 15 Elizabeth Sarah Northover nata 5° Decembris 1817.
baptlsata sub condltione die 15^ Aug-ustii 1819.
Sept 12 Die 10 Sept. natus. Ambrosius Champ fu^ Gulielmi
& Mariae Champ (olim Montiere) Patrinus fuit Samuel Cope —
Matrina fuit Elizabeth Cope, baptisatus fuit a me.
L. B. Moutardier
Die 13^ 06lobris 1819 nata, & die 14^ ejusdem mensis
baptisata fuit Maria Nind f^ Philippi & Mariae Nind (olim White)
conjugfum. Patrinus fuit William Tucker & Matrina Mary Hodgkin.
A me L. B Moutardier.
Johannes Jeremiah Riggs fu^ Timothii & Marise Riggs (olim
M^Sweeney) conjugum de Cheselboum — natus 20^ die Decembris
1816 & baptisatus Sub. cond"^ die 15 Junii 1818.
1820.
Anna Davis f^ Jacobi & Elizabethae Davis (olim Jeffrey)
conjugum die 4^ Februarii nata, eodem die baptisata Cui ceremoniae
suppletag sunt die 6^ Feb'^^ 1820. a me L. B. Moutardier Patrinus
fuit Samuel Cope & Matrina Nancy Soper.
Ricardus Shot f"^ Thoma & Mariae Shot (olim Soper) die 24-'^
Januarii natus et die 8^ Februarii baptisatus . . . cui ceremoniae
Suppletae die 9 Aprilis Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ — Matrina
Anna Soper L B Moutardier
Thomas Skiller {^ Johannis & Johannae Skiller (olim Hewel)
die 5^ Martii natus & die 7^ baptisatus Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt
& Matrina Maria Fooke. A me L. B Moutardier.
Maii 24 Anna Cope f^ Samuelis & Elizabethae Cope (olim
Hunt) conjugum Die 23^ Maii nata & hoc die baptisata — Robertus
Francklin & Eliretha Francklin patrinus & matrina fuerent.
Junii 24. Elizabeth Cobb, (sub conditione) atatis suae circa 37.
Julii 12. Maria Champ, f^ Georgii & Carolettae Champ (olim
Davis) conjugum. Die 11^ Julii nata. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, &
Matrina Maria Morris. Baptisata a me L. B. Moutardier.
Novemb. 4. Maria Baggs (sub conditione) aet. 18 —
D^^ 13. Georgius f"^ Gulielmi & Elizabethae Lambert, die 19
Maii 1816 natus, sub conditione bapt.
Carolus D^ D° D° D°. die 6^ Maii 1819 natus sub.
conditione & baptisatus.
Nov. 19. Dionysius Barns f"^ Gulielmi & Clarae Barns (olim
Bower) natus die 17^ Novembris. Paf Robert Franklin and Maf
Lucy Bower. Baptisatus a me L. B. Moutardier.
Novemb. 26. Hodie suppletae sunt ceremonia Sacrae Sacra-
menti Baptisatis super Moysem Slade f""^ Bernardi & Carolettae
Slade (olim Combs) natum die 18^ Novemb. ejusdem anni& propter
mortis periculum privatem baptisatum. Patri. fuit William Hunt,
and Lucy James Matrina fuit. A me L. B. Moutardier.
1821.
Februarii 11. Gulielmus Lambert circa 39, an. aetatis, Baptis:
sub-cond"®
Martii 11 Georgius Hunt f"^ Gulielmi & Mariae Hunt (olim
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Champ) conjug-um die 8=^ Martii natus hodie baptisatus fuit Patrinus
fuit Johannes Baker & Maf: Julia Anna Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier. — Pastore.
Martii i8 Jane Sarah Fouke f^ Josephi & Mariae Fouke (olim
Villiars) conjugem — Die 17^ Martii nata & die 18^ ejusdem mensis
baptisata. Patrinus fuit Phillipus Nind and Matrina Maria Nind
A me L. B. Moutardier. Pastore.
April 14. Die 15^ Februarii nata & die 21^ ejusdem mensis [sz'c]
baptisata fuit Carolina Lennington f^ Gulielmi & Clarse Lennington
(olim Sneesby)conjugum: Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina
Anna Soper. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss Ap°.
Die 19^ Aprilis natus & die 21^ Aprilis baptisatus fuit Jacobus
Hugo Crispin f"^ Benj. & Elizabethae Crispin (olim White) con-
jugum — Patrinus fuit Philippi Nind, vice Benj. Crispin, [many
words here obliterated] Matrina Eliza Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 23^ Aprilis nata & die 24 Aprilis baptisata fuit Maria
Anna Vallands (def) f^ Rob^^ & Mariae Vallands (olim Hardy) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Philippus Nind, Matrina Maria Ann Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Martii 26. Baptisata Sub. Cond"^ Carolina Brown f^ Georgii
& Margarettae Brown, conjugum, nata 8-'^. die Januarii.
Aprilis 29. Hodie Suppletae sunt caemoniae Sacrae Super
Martham Woodman f^^ Jacobi & Francescae Woodman (olim
Slade) conjugum, natum die 5^ Aprilis & propter periculum bapti-
satam die lo^ ejusdem mensis — Patrinus fuit G^"^ Slade. Maf
Monica Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier —
Maii 9. Die 8^ Mail nata & die 9 ejusdem mensis Baptisata fuit
Margaretta Wharton Nind f^ Philippi & Mariae Nind (olim White)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit John Hodgkiss, Matrina Eliza Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Maii 20. Hodie suppletae sunt caemoniae Sacra Super Matildam
Wolfrey f^"^ Caroli & Marthae Wolfrey (olim Champ) conjugum,
natam die 19° Martii & propter periculum. Baptisatam die 20^
ejusdem mensis. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, matrina Hanah
Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. Ms. Ap^.
Maii 27. Hodie Baptisata est Sub-Cond*^^ Sarah Baggs
aet. 16.
Die Junii natus & die 2° Septembris Baptisatus fuit Thomas
Croker, f"^ Johanni & Mariae Croker. (olim Hunt) conjugum:
Patrinus fuit Robertus Francklin. Vice. Gulielmus Griffith: Matrina
Elisabeta Hunt, Vice Elizabetha Griffith
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap".
Die 13^ Septembris nata & die 19^ Septembris baptisata fuit,
Eliza Lambert filia Gulielmi & Elizabethae Lambert (olim Paul)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Johanna Lee. . . .
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap^.
1822.
Feb. 28. Die 22^ Februarii 1822. Sub-cond"® baptisatus est
Samuel Ricketts aet: 13 filiusHenricii &CharitataeRicketts. Conjug:
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April lo. Die lo^ nata & die 15^ Aprilis 1822. Baptisata fuit
Maria Lambert filia Thomae Shott & Sara Lambart.
Maii 3. Die 3^ Maii 1822 Sub. cond"^ baptisata fuit Julia
Rickett f^ Henrici & Charitatis Rickett Conj:
Die 23^ Maii 1822 natus & die 5^ Junii 1822 Baptisatus fuit
Thomas Shott filius Thorns & Mariae Shott (olim Soaper) conju-
gum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Short, Matrina Nancy Cooling^.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap^
Februarii 28 sub cond'^^ Baptisatus fuit Samuel Rickets f^
Henrici & Charitatis Rickets aet. 13. [T/ie whole of this entry is
crossed through.]
Die 29 Augusti 1822 nata & die i^ Septembris Baptisata fuit
Martha Cooling f=^ Johannis & Annae Cooling (olim Woodrow)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Hunt, & Matrina Hannah Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier. M. Ap.
Die 6^ Novembris 1822 natus & die 7^ Novembris 1822 bap-
tisatus fuit Johannes Foolk filius Jacobi & Annae Foolk (olim
Askel) conjugum: Patrinus fuit Jacobus Short & Matrina Anna
Foolk. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. App'^.
Die 10^ Novembris 1822. Nata (dead)* et die 12^ Novembris
He The word " dead '' is written in pencil.
1822 Baptisata fuit, Lucia Davis -ftlia Jacobi et Elizabethae Davis
(olim Cooling) conjugum: Patrinus fuit Johannis Baker, Matrina
Hannah Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier M« A°.
Die 26^ Decembris 1822 natus et die 28 Decemb. 1822 Bapti-
satus fuit Stephenus Champ f^ Georgii et Carolettae Champ, (olim
Davis) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Francklin, Matrina Hanah
Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. Ms A^
1823.
Die (f- Januarii 1823 nata et die 12^ Januarii 1823 baptisata
fuit, Francisca Hunt f^ Gulielmi & Mariae Hunt (olim Champ)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss App^.
Die 15° Januarii 1823 nata & die 18^ Januarii baptisata fuit,
Henrietta Foolk f^ Josephi & Maria Foolk (olim Willar) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Josephus Edwards, Matrina Anna Penny —
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss App^
Die 27^ Januarii 1823 natus & die 13^ Februarii 1823 Bapti-
satus fuit Thomas Lennington filius Gulielmi & Clarae Lennington
(olim Sneesby) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, matrina
Maria Bower. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. App.
Die 11^ Januarii 1823 nata & die 13 Februarii 1823 bapti-
satas fuit Suzanna Shott filia Josephi & Elizas Shott (olim Collinn)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt Matrina Maria Hunt
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. App'^.
Die 20^ Februarii 1823 nata & die 28=^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Carolina Wolfrey filia Caroli & Marthae Wolfrey (olim
Champ) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Julia
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. App^.
Die 21^ Martii 1823 Natus & die 22^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
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satus fuit Jacobus Rog-ers f"^ Gulielmi & Clarse Rogers (oHm Hunt)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ: Matrina Elizabetha
Tubb. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°.
Die 22° Martii 1823 nata, & die 24 ejusdem mensis bapti-
sata fuit Johanna Woodman filia Jacobi & Francescae Woodman
(olim Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Roberts, Matrina
Margaretta Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss App°.
Die 12^ Aprilis 1823 natus & die 13^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit Johannes Vallands filius Roberti et Mariae Vallands
(olim Hardy) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Tho^ Haims, Matrina Maria
Anna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ A^
Die 17° Aprilis 1823 nata & die 30° ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit, Clara Helms filia Johannis & Annse Helms (olim Soaper) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Julia Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier M^ Ap^.
Die 3° Julii 1823 natus & die 6^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Gulielmus Barns filius Gulielmi & Clarae Barns (olim Bower)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Aaron Roberts. Matrina Elizabetha
Roberts A me L. B. Moutardier
Die i6 Septembris 1823. natus & die 21° ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit Henricus Lambert fus: Gulielmi & Elizabethae Lambert
(olim Paul) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Squibb, Matrina
Teresa Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier.
1824.
Die 20° Julii 1824 natus & die 31** ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Georgius Woodman f"^ Jacobi & Francescae Woodman (olim
Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Aaron Roberts. Matrina Teresa
Roberts. A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 31^ Julii 1824 natus & die i^ Augustii Baptisatus fuit,
Johannes Davis filius Jacobi & Elizabethae Davis (olim Cooling)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus Edwards & Matrina Julia Foolk.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 12^ Augusti 1824 nata, & die 15° ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata, fuit Elizabetha Elms f^ Johannis et Annae Elms (olim Sooper)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Clark, & Matrina Elizabeth Shot.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Augusti 22 Die 19* Augusti 1824 nata & die 22^ ejusdem
mensis Baptisata fuit, Elira Tubb filia Johannis & Elizabethae Tubb,
(olim Hunt) conjugum Patrinus fuit Joseph White & Matrina
Hanah Kitcatt a Rev'^^ D'^o Palemon. Ita est L. B. Moutardier.
Die 12° Julii 1824 nata & die 29 Augusti Baptisata fuit Emma
Maria Champ filia Jacobi & Annae Champ (olim Waters) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Clark, Matrina Julia Champ
A me L. B. Moutardier pastore.
Die 28 Septembris 1822 nata & die 29 Augusti 1824 Bapti-
sata fuit sub cond^^ Juliana Champ, f^ Jacobi & Annae Champ (olim
Waters) conjugum.
0(5lobris 28. Hodie Suppleta sans ceremonia sacra super
Robertum Crispin filium Benjamini & Elizabethae Crispin (olim
White) conjugum, natum die 29^ Novembris 1822 & Eadem die^^""*
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402 LULVVORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Baptisatum propter mortis periculum. Patrinusfuit Josephus White
Matrina Susanna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier. Pastore.
Novemb. 20. Hodie Maria Skiller set. 41. Baptisata fuit. Sub.
cond"^
do. 27. Hodic Elizabetha Skiller aet. 2 f^: Mariae et
Jacobi Skiller conjugum. Baptisata fuit. S. cond"^
Dec. II. Hodie Sub. cond"^ Baptis. sunt. Emma Slade aet. 13.
John Slade aet. 12. Sarah Slade aet. 10. Elizabeth Slade aet. 8.
1825.
Januarii 22. Hodie Elizabetha Nineham aet. 14 Sub. cond"^
Baptisata fuit.
Die 2^ Januarii 1825 nata & die 23 ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Anna Rogers, filia Gulielmi & Clarae Rogers (olim Hunt)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Franklin, Matrina Anna Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° App<^°
Die 6 Februarii 1825 nata et die 12^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Louisa Lennington f^ Gulielmi et Clarae Lennington (olim
Sneesby) conjugum-Patrinus fuit Ludovicus Slade, Matrina . . .
[no name given] A me L. B. Moutardier
Die 13^ Martii 1825 nata & die 20^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Maria Anna Cooling f^ Johannis & Annae Cooling (olim Wood-
row) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Davis, Matrina Elizabeth
Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 26* Aprilis 1825 nata, et die 28^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Eliza Woolfry filia Caroli & Marthae Woolfry (olim Champ)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Anna Penny
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 4 Maii sub cond"^ Baptis. Jacobus White aet. 34 Eliza-
betha Brown f^ Henrici Brown Le Worth Baptisa Sub. cond"^aet. 12
Die 24^ Maii 1825 nata & die 29^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit Jacobus Wicks filius Jacobi & Mariae Wicks (olim Mash)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Skiller, Matrina Margaretta
Slade A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App'^o
Die 19^ Junii 1825 & die 21 ejusdem mensis Baptisatus fuit
Jacobus Foolk filius Jacobi & Annae Foolk (olim Askel) conjugum
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Skiller. Matrina Rebecca Baker.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App'^*^
Die 2^ Julii 1825 nata et Baptisata fuit Maria Clara Barns
filia Gulielmi & Clarae Barns (olim Bower) conjugum. Patrinus fuit
Robertus Francklin, Matrina Maria Morris
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App^°
Die 6^ Julii 1825 nata & Baptisata fuit. Elizabetha Champ.
fiHa Georgii & Carolettae Champ (olim Davis) conjugum. Patrinus
fuit Ludovicus Slade, Matrina Agnes Slade
A me N. Rousselier Miss° App'^"
Die 4^ Julii 1822 natus et die 24 Julii 1825 Baptisatus fuit sub
conditione Georgius Wicks filius Gulielmi & Mariae Wicks (olim
Mash) conjugum.
Die 28'^ Septembris natus & die i^ OtSlobris Baptisatus fuit
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 403
reorgius Skiller filius Robert! & Susannse Skiller (olim Slade) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Ludovicus Slade, Matrina Teresa Foolk
A me L. B. Moutardier M° A^
Nov. 25. Hodiesub. cond"^ Baptisata fuit Maria Wicks. £Et. 40.
d^° Eliza Wicks, get. 14.
,, 30. d^° Baptisatus fuit Benj. Crispin aet. 45.
Decemb. 10. d^° Baptisatus fuit. Gulielmus Wicks aet. 39.
1826.
Januarii i. Hodie i^ die Januaril 1826 Suppleras Cseremoniae
Sacrae Super Catharinae Champ filiam Gulielmi & Mariae Champ
(olim Montier) conjugum, natum die 27^ Decembris 1825 & propter
periculum domi baptisatum eadem die. Patrinus fuit Georgius
Champ, matrina Anna Penny Ita est L. B. Moutardier. Miss App.
Februarii 12. Die 10 Februarii 1826 natus, & die 12^ ejusdem
mensis Baptisatus fuit Jacobus Baker filius Johannis & Rebecca
Baker (olim Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Haims, Matrina
Ann Penny. A me L. B. Moutardier Pastore
Die 7 Februarii 1826 natus & die 27 ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit. Daniel Silk filius Michaelis and Mariae Silk (olim Lea-
nean) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannis Nevil, Matrina Honorah
Kean a me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 3 Martii 1826. nata & die 5^ Martii 1826 Baptisata fuit
Maria Elms filia Johannis & Annae Elms (olim Soaper) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier
Die 19 Martii 1826. Natus & die 21^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Jacobus Nevil filius Johannis et Catherinae Nevil (olim Sulli-
van) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Patritius Morrisson, Matrina M. A.
Crispin A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 15 Martii 1826 natus et die 21 ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Georgius Champ filius Jacobi & Annas Champ (olim Waters)
conjugum. Patrinus & Matrina fuerunt Jacobus & Elizabetha
Davis A me L. B. Moutardier.
Martii 22 Hodie Sub conditione Baptisata fuit Maria Anna
Burt, aet. 21, nata 26^ Februariis 1805.
d° \^^iere is a
word undecipherahle\
Junii 17 Hodie Sub cond"^ Baptis. fuit Richardus Runyard
aet. 21.
Die 28 Aprilis 1826 natus & die 18 Junii 1826 Baptisata fuit
Maria M'^Braidef^ Duncan & Annae M'^Braide (olim Short) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ Matrina Susanna Crispin
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° App.
Julii 16. Hodie Sub. Cond"^ Baptis. fuit Josephus [''Champ"
crossed through, ''Baker" above] Baker aet. 14.
L. B. Moutardier. Miss" App.
Die 21 Julii 1826 natus & die 23 ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit Ambrosius Lambert filius Gulielmi et Elizabetha? Lambert
(olim Paul) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Penny, Matrina
Hanah Kitcat. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° App*^°
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Die 5^ Aprilis 1826 natus & die 13 Odlobris Baptisatus est
Daniel Coleman filius Damilis & Hester Coleman (olim Tyrrel)
conjugum. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App°
Die 12 06lobris 1826 nata et die 15° ejusdem mensis Baptisata
est Lucia Davis filia Jacobi & Elizabethae Davis (olim Cooling) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Johannis Davis et Matrina Agnes Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^°
Novemb. 13. Hodie Sub. condit Baptis. fuit Anna Foolk aet. 32.
do. 18. Hodie Sub cond'^^ Baptis. fuitHenricus Balls aet. 23.
Die 20^^ Novembris 1826 natus et die 23*^^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus est Carolus Morrisson filius Patricii & Mariae Morrisson
(olim Connor) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Th^ Champ vice Caroli
Connor Matrina Eliza Crispin A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App°.
Die 4^ Decembris 1826 natus et die 16^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Johannis Thomas Hasel filius Michaelis & Judith Hasel
(olim Monson) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Timotheus Henley, Matrina
Brigetta McKennis A me L. B. Moutardier Miss'' App
1827.
Die 14 Decembris natus et die 2^ Januarii 1827 Baptisatus
fuit Gulielmus Lennington filius Gulielmi et Clarse Lennington (olim
Sneesby) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haims, Matrina M.
Hodgkiss A me L. B. Moutardier Miss*' App*^".
Die 9^ Januarii 1827 nata, et die 23^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Eliza Skiller filia Roberti et Susannae Skiller (olim Slade) con-
iugum. Patrinus fuitTh^ Haims, Matrina Charlotte Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App'^o
Hodie Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est Coleman set. 14
Die 10^ Mail natus, & die 13^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus est
Alfredus Woolfry filius Caroli et Marthae Woolfry (olim Champ)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Rich^ Champ, Matrina Mary Davis.
A me L. B. Moutardier. M. A.
Die3^Junii 1827 Baptisatus est Johannes Champ filius Georgii
et Carlottae Champ (olim Davis) conjugum, natus die 27 Maii 1827.
Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Elizabetha Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^^
Die 19° Junii 1827 Baptisatus est Robertus Fook filius Jacobi
et Annae Fook (olim Askell) conjugum; natus 17^ Junii 1827. Patri-
nus fuit Josephus Edwards, Matrina Anna Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App'^°
August 6. Thomas Nash aet. 84. Sub Cond"^ Baptisatus est ~
Sophiae Cook filia Edwardi et Catherinae Cook (olim Geary)
conjugum die 7^ Augustii nata, et die 12 ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit. Patrinus fuit Johannes Nevill et Matrina Susanna Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier M^ App^°
Die 20^ Augustii 1827 nata et die 22^ Augustii 1827 Baptisata
fuit Maria Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foolk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Champ, Matrina Maria Wool-
frey. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App^''
Die 31^ Julii 1827 natus et die cf Septembris 1827 Baptisatus
fuit Daniel Stewart filius Danielis et Elizabethce Stewart (olim Mony)
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 405
conjugfum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrlna Elizabethae
Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. M^ Appc°
Die i^ Maii 1827 nata et die 8^ Octobris 1827 Baptisata est
Sub cond"® Sarah M'^Dermot f^ Bernardi et Marise M'-'Dermot conju-
gum. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ App<^°
Die 15^ Octobris 1827 nata, et die 16^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Clara Barns filia Gulielmi et Clarag Barns (olim Bower)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Francklin, Matrina Lucia Tuck.
A me L. B. Moutardier Mis^ App<=°
Die 30^ Septembris 1827 natus, et die 21^ Octobris 1827 Bap-
tisatus fuit Leonardus Brown, filius Gulielmi et Saras Brown (olim
Ward) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Bernardus Brown, Matrina Anna
Newman. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App*=°
Octob 26. Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est Geo Brown de Dorchester,
natus die i7*Julii 1825 filius Georgii et Margarettse Brown con-
jugum.
Die 28^ Octobris 1827 nata, etdie4 Novembris 1827 Baptisata
fuit Elizabetha Cooling filia Johannis et Annae Cooling (olim Wood-
row) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Davis Matrina Elizabetha
Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier. M^ App"'
Die 26 Septembris 1827 natus, et die 4 Novembris 1827 Bap-
tisatus fuit Richardus Jacobus Champ filius Jacobi et Annse Champ
(olim Waters) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Penny, Matrina
Teresa Foolk. A me L. B. Moutardier, Miss^ App'^*^
Die 6^ Novembris 1827 nata, et die 11 Novembris 1827 Bap-
tisata fuit Johanna Sarah Baker filia Johannis et Rebeccas Baker
(olim Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Squibb, Matrina
Agnes Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. M^ App^°
Die 4^ Decembris 1827 nata, et die 6^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata fuit Elizabetha Davis filia Johannes et Hester Davis (olim
Mackland) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina
Elizabetha Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App°
Die 6^ Decembris 1827 natus, et die 8^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Edwardus Dorey filius Edwardi et Mariae Dorey (olim
Tueskbury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Benj: Crispin, Matrina Maria
Anna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App^
1828
Die 30^ Novembris 1827 nata, etdie 6^ Januarii 1828 Baptisata
fuit, Maria Anna Loyd filia Owen et Rosae Loyd (olim Curran) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Benj. Crispin, Matrina Eliza Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier M^ Ap.
Martii 17 Hodie Sub cond"« Baptisatus est Johannis Elms
aet. 37.
Die 28'^ Aprilis 1828 nata, et die i^ Junii Baptisata fuit, Julia
Silks filia Michaelis et Mariae Silks (olim Lynham) conjugum. Patri-
nus fuit Tho^ Spelman, Matrina M. Ann Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier M. A.
Junii 20 Die 20^ Martii natus, et die 20^ Junii Sub. cond"«
Baptisatus fuit Johannes Brown filius Georgii et Margarettae Brown
conjugum.
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Die 8^ Mali 1828 natus, et die 6^ Julii Baptisatus fuit Carolus
Baptista Bessorri filius Johannis Baptistae Besorri et Susannae
Besorri (olim Cooper) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Timotheus Henley,
Matrina Jane Lee. A me L. B. Moutardier M. Ap.
Die 15* Aprilis 1828 natus, et die 10^ Julii Baptisatus fuit
Patricius Sinott, filius Johannis et Mariae Sinott (olim Crane) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Timotheus Henley.
A me L. B. Moutardier M^ App^
Julii 13. Hodie Sub. conditione Baptisata est Maria Dorey
aet. 30.
Die 15^ Julii 1828 natus, et die 26^ Julii Baptisatus fuit Am-
brosius Elms filius Johannis et Annae Elms (olim Soaper) conju-
gum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Haime, Matrina Maria Short.
A me L. B. Moutardier M^ App°
Die 27^ Augustii 1828 nata, et die 30^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Rebecca Lambert filia Gulielmi et Elizabethae Lambert
(olim Paul) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Runyard, Matrina
Maria Franklin. A me L. B. Moutardier M. A.
Die 12^ Septembris 1828 nata, etdie 18^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Mariae + Kenton filia Johannis et Mariae Kenton (olim
Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Penny. Matrina Teresa
Foolk. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ App.
[In pencil] + Usually called Sissy.
Die 13^ Septembris 1828, et die 20^ ejusdem mensis Baptisa-
tus fuit Edwinus Wolfry filius Caroli et Marthae Wolfrey (olim
Champ) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Champ, Matrina Anas-
tasia Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier. M^ App°
Die 17* Octobris 1828 nata, et die 19^ Octobris 1828 Bapti-
sata fuit Johanna Davis filia Jacobi et Elizabethae Davis (olim Cool-
ing) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina Elizb. Davis.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Novemb. 11. Maria Foolk aet. 51. Sub Cond"® Baptisata fuit.
Novemb. 30. Elizb. Lambert aet. 37. Sub. Cond"^ Baptisata
fuit.
Die 15^ Decembris 1828 natus, et die 20^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Carolus Lucius Woolridge Baker filius Caroli & Marias
Baker (olim T ) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ,
Matrina Maria Kerston. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App°
1829
Die 4^ Decembris 1828 natus, et die 22 Januarii 1829 Bapti-
satus Johannes Champ, filius Jacobi et Anna Champ (olim Waters)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Squibb, Matrina Agnes Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 11^ Februarii 1829 natus, et die 13^ Februarii Baptisa-
tus fuit Bernardus Rickets filius Rachelis Rickets, Matrina fuit
Johannae Lee. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 7^ Februarii 1829 nata, et die 25^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Martha Lennington filia Gulielmi et Clarse Lennington
(olim Sneesby) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Shott, Matrina
Anna Ellems. A me L. B. Moutardier. M^ Ap°
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 407
Die 5* Februarii 1829 natus, et die 22* Martii Baptisatus fuit
Jacobus Stewart filius Danielis et Elizabethae Stewart (olim Mony)
conJLig'um. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Susanna
Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss* App°
Die 27^ Martii 1829 natus, et die 29^ ejusdem mensis Baptisa-
tus est Josephus Baker filius Johannis et Rebecca Baker (olim
Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haim, Matrina Maria
Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App
Die 28^ Martii 1829 nata, et die 29-'^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
est Anna Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foolk)
conjug-um. Patrinus fuit Thomas Haim, Matrina Elizabetha Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier M. App^
Die 26* Martii 1829 nata, et die 19 Aprilis 1829 Baptisata
fuit Maria Kelly filia Owen Kelly & Margarettae Kelly (olim
) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Hawel, Matrina
M. A. Crispin. L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ App°
Die 7^ Maii 1829 natus, et die 9^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
est Henricus Carolus Brown, filius Gulielmi et Sarae Brown (olim
Ward) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Bernadus Brown, Matrina Teresa
Roberts. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss* App°
Die 15 Maii 1828 natus, et die 6* Julii 1829 Baptisatus est
Gulielmus M*^Braid filius Duncani et Annae M<^Braid (olim Short)
conjugum. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss* App°
Die 7^ Augustii 1829 nata, et die 11* ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata est Ludovica Dorey filia Edwardi et Mariae Dorey (olim Tues-
bury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Bernardus Slade, Matrina Maria
Anna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss* App^
Septemb. 2. Mari. Carolus Boyle, die 24 Julii 1829 natus,
filius Johannis et Boyle (olim ) Baptisatus est
die 2* Septembris 1829. Patrinus fuit AmeL. B. Moutardier. Miss Ap.
Die II* Septembris 1829 natus, et die 13* ejusdem mensis
Baptisatus est, Thomas Davis filius Johannis et Hester Davis (olim
Mackland) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus Champ, Matrina
Elizabeth Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss* App<^
Die ii*Octobris 1829. Sub cond"^ Baptisatus fuit Johannes
Wicks -- aet. 15.
Die 16* Octobris 1829 nata, et die 18* ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata est, Teresia Champ filia Georgii et Carolettae Champ (olim
Davis) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haims, Matrina Maria
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss* App«
t)ie 25* Octobris 1829. Sub cond"^ Baptisata fuit Maria Fraick
Buskrod+ aet. 25.
[ + Buskrod above. ]
Die 27* Octobris 1829 Sub Cond"« Baptisatus fuit J6sephus Snook,
aet. 17.
Die 2* Novembris 1829 ~ Sub cond"^ Baptisata fuit Jemima Maria
Champ, aet 9 + .
+ Defuncta.
1830.
Januarii 3. Sub Cond"® Baptisata est Elizabetha Barns aet. 25.
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Aprilis 2 Sub cond"® Baptisata est Julia Champ, aet. 15.
Die 29^ Martii 1830 natus, et die 2 Maii Baptisatus fuit
Johannes Silks, filius Michaelis et Mariae Silks (olim Linhan) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Andrew Jordan, Matrina Elizab. Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier
Die 4^ Maii 30 natus, et die 9^ Maii Baptisatus fuit Francis-
cus Elms filius Johannis et Annae Elms (olim Soaper) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Johannes Harvel, Matrina Anastatia Champ.
Ita est L. B. Moutardier.
Die 16^ Julii 1830 nata, et die 25^ Julii Baptisata fuit Maria
Anna Jordan, filia Andrse et Elizabethae Jordan conjugum. Patri-
nus fuit Johannes Keating, Matrina Elizab. Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^
Die 18^ Augustii 1830 natus, et die 22^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit, Alfredus Wolfrey fiHus Caroli & MarthaeWolfrey (olim
Champ) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus Champ, Matrina Elizb.
Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 4^ Octobris 1830 natus, et die 6^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus fuit, Gulielmus Penny, filius Caroli et Elizabethag Penny
(olim Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Langdown, Matrina
Hannah Kitcatt. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ Ap°
Die 31^ Octobris 1830 Baptisata fuit Catherina Keating, nata
die 26^ ejusdem mensis, filia Johannis et Matildas Keating /^olim
Robertson) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Andreas Jordan, Matrina M. A.
Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ Ap°
Die i7^Novembris 1830 nata, et die 21^ ejusdem m.ensis, Bap-
tisata est Catharina Foolk filia Jacobi et Annse Foolk (olim Askell)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Penny, Matrina Teresia Foolk.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 25^ Septembris 1830 natus et die 23^Novembris 1830 Bap-
tisata est Henricus Sinott, filius Johannis et Mariae Sinott (olim
Crane) conjugum. Patrina fuit Robertus Penny, Matrina Julia
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App"
Die 23^ Novembris 1830 natus, et die 28^ ejusdem mensis
Baptisatus est Jacobus Dorey filius Edwardi et Mariae Dorey (olim
Dewksbury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Rumyard, Matrina
M. Anna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 12^ Decembris 1830 Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est Johannes
Osmond aet 38.
1831
Die 13^ Januarii 1831 nata, et die 16^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata fuit Anna Lambert filia Gulielmi et Elizabethae Lambert (olim
Paul) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haims, Matrina Anna
Edwards. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Mense Julii 1830 natus, etdie 19^ Januarii 1831 Baptisatus fuit
Gulielmus Kasey filius Michaelis et Elizabethae Kasey (olim West-
cott) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Brown, Matrina Maria Brown.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 6^ Martii 183 1 nata, et die 8^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
est Carolina Champ filia Richardi et Sarae Champ (olim Cox) con-
LULVVORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 409
jugum. Patrinus fuit Georg-ius Langdown, Matrina Maria
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Appo
Die 17=^ Martii 1831 nata, et die 20^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Theresia Champ filia Georgii et Mariae Champ (olim Ellis) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Penny, Matrina Theresia Foolk
A me L. B. Moutardier M. A.
Die 20^ Martii 183 1, et die 24^ ejusdem mensis et anni Bap-
tisata est Anna Lennington filia Maria Anna Lennington. + Patri-
+ Nunc White,
nus fuit Thomas Shott, Matrina Maria Shott.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss-'^ App°
1831
April. I Emma Osmond filia Johannis Osmond. Nata Anno
1826. sub cond."« Baptis. est.
Die 25a Martii 1831 Natus, et die i^ Aprilis 1831 Baptisatus
est Gulielmus Brown filius Gulielmi et Sarae Brown (olim Ward)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Aaron Roberts Matrina Frances Roberts.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App"-"
Die 3* Aprilis 183 1 Natus, et die eadem Baptisatus est Geor
gius Squibb filius Jacobi et Agnetis Squibb (olim Slade) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Thomas Haims, Matrina Anna Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^^
Die 13* Aprilis 1831 nata, et die 20* ejusdem mensis Baptisata
est, Martha Lenington filia Gulielmi et Claras Lenington (olim
Sneesby) conjugum. Patrinus fuit. Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Anna
Elemes. A me L. B. Moutardier M° App^°
Junii 16. Fredericus Champ fil.Thomae et Annae Champ, natus
die 23^ Februarii 1829 ~ Sub cond"^. Baptisatus fuit die 16* Junii
1831
Die 2^ Julii 1831 nata, et die 3^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata fuit
Emma Champ filia Thomae et Annae Champ (olim Peak) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Richardus Runyard, Matrina Julia Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^^
Die 9^ Julii 1831 natus, et die 17^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Georgius Bushrod filius Gulielmii et MariagBushrod (olim Frake)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Ricardus Runyard, Matrina Teresa
Roberts. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss'' App^°
Die 14^ Julii 1831 natus, etdie i7^ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit, Augustinus Rumyard filius Ricardi et Johannae Runyard
(olim Meaden) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Haims, Matrina
Frances Roberts. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^°
Die 4* Augustii 183 1 nata, et die 7^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Johanna Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foulk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit, Johannes Haims, Matrina Anastatia
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^o
Die 4^ Septembris 1831 natus, et die eadem Baptisatus est,
Bernadus Barns filius Gulielmi et Clarae Barns (olim Bower) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Aaron Roberts, Matrina Frances Roberts.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^°
Die 14^ Septembris 1831 natus, et die 18^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
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tisatus fult, Gulielmus Cooling filius Johannis et Annae Cooling
(olim Woodrow) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina
Teresa Foolks. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^o
Die 24^ Octobris 183 1 nata et die 27^ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Maria Davis filia Jacobi et Elizabethae Davis (olim Cooling) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Penny, Matrina Maria Davis.
A me L. B. Moutardier M. A.
Die 29^ Octobris 1831 nata, et die 13^ Novembris 1831 Bap-
tisata fuit Maria Anna Lucas filia Gulielmi et Catharinae Lucas
(olim Siller) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina
Maria Bushrod. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App^°
Die 14^ Januarii 1832, et die 16^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Maria Charitas Osmond filia Johannis et Rachelis Osmond
(olim Ricket) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Ricket, Matrina
Elizabetha Barns. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App<^o
Jan" 16. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est Ann Langdown Sherwood
ast 62.
Die 9^ Februarii 1832 natus, et die 11^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Richardus Baker filius Johannis et Rebecca Baker (olim
Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina Maria
Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^^
Die 25* Februarii 1832 nata, et die 26^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
sata fuit Lucia Champ filia Georgii et Caroletta Champ (olim Davis)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Champ, Matrina Maria Burt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^o
Die 15^ Maii 1832 natus, et die 21^ Maii Baptisatus est
Thomas Clark filius Thomre et Mariae Clark (olim Noon) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Julia Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App'^o
Die 16^ Aprilis 1832 nata, et die 22"^ Maii 1832 Baptisata fuit
Catharina Sinott filia Johannis et Mariae (olim Crane) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Matrina Julia Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^°
Die 29^ Septembris 1832 nata, et die 30^ ejusdem mensis
Baptisata fuit Sarah Anna Squibb filia Jacobi et Agnetis Squibb
(olim Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Squibb, Matrina
Maria Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App«=o
Die 7^ Octobris 1832 nata, et die 15^ Octobris Baptisata
fuit Maria Brown (Worth) filia Marthae Brown, Matrina . . .
Brown. A me L. B. Moutardier
Die 19^ Octobris 1832 natus, et die 21^ Octobris 1832 Bap-
tisatus fuit Josephus Penny filius Robertii et Teresaie Penny
(olim Fooke) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Baker, Matrina
Maria Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^^^
Die 29^ Novembris 1832 natus, et die 2^ Decembris 1832
Baptisatus fuit Georgius Champ filius Josephi et Elizabethae
Champ (olim Davis) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thom^ Haime, Matrina
Maria Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier M^ A^^^
Die 29* Novembris 1832 nata, et die 2^ Decembris 1832 Bap-
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tisata fuit Anna Penny filia Caroli et EHzabethae Penny (olim
Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Cecilia
Penny. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App'=°
1833
Die 20^ Octobris 1832 natus, et die 7^ Januarii 1833, sub con-
ditione, Baptisatus fuit Johannes Champ filius Antonii et Hannae
Champ (olim Knight) conjugum.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^°
Die 15^ Januarii 1833 nata et die 20=^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Ellena Suzanna Dorey filia Edwardi et Marias Dorey (olim
Devvksbury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Crispin, Matrina
Anna Maria Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App<=°
Die 25^ Januarii 1833 nata, et die 27^ ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Maria Anna Champ filia Richardi et Sarae Champ (olim Cox)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina Maria Burt.
A me Moutardier Miss^ App<=°
Mense Januarii 1829 nata, et die 16^ Februarii 1833. Sub con-
ditione Baptisata fuit Henrietta Skiller filia Roberti et Sahrae
Skiller (Balsam)
Die 20^ Decembris 1832 nata, et die 16^ Februarii 1833 sub.
cond'^<= Baptisata fuit Louisa Skiller f^ Rob^^ et Sara Skiller (olim
Balsam)
Martii 11 Sub. cond"^ Baptisata est Johanna Runyard (olim
Meaden) aet 24-'
Die 17^ Martii 1833 nata, et die eadem Baptisata fuit Helena
Runyard filia Richardi et Johannae Runyard (olim Meaden) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Johannis Haims, Matrina Monica Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App'^o
Die 18^ Maii 1833 nata, et die 21* ejusdem mensis Baptisata
fuit Maria Anna Foolk filia Jacobi et Anna Foolk (olim Askell) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Champ, Matrina Maria Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^o
Die 28^ Maii 1833 nata, et die 30^ Junii 1833 Baptisata fuit,
Anna Champ filia Jacobi et Annas Champ (olim Waters) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Thomas Haims, Matrina Julia Cole.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss"* App^
Die 4^ Julii 1833 natus, et die 9^ ejusdem mensis Baptisatus
fuit Josephus Henricus Lenington filius Gulielmi et Claras Lening-
ton (olim Sneesby) conjugum. Matrina fuit Clara Rollands.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App<=°
Die 19^ Junii 1833 nata, et die 15^ Julii 1833 baptisata fuit,
Anastasia Woodrow filia Caroli et Hester Woodrow (olim Lang-
down) conjugum. Matrina fuit Anna Langdown.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^^
Die i^ Augusti 1833 nata, et die 13^ ejusdem mensis et anni
Baptisata fuit a Rev^° Jacobo Knight Honora M*^Alister filia Caroli
etCeliae M*^Alister (olim Canning) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus
Fortune, Matrina Maria Robinson.
Ita est L. B. Moutardier Miss App°
Die 21^ Septembris 1833 natus, et die 29^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
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tisatus est Johannes Lockyer filius Johannis Lockyer et Marthae
Woolfrey. Patrinus fuit Johannis Haims, Matrina Anna Edwards.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^o
Die 6^ Octobris 1833 natus, et die I3^ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Georgius Lucas filius Gulielmii et Catherinae Lucas
(olim Skiller) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haims, Matrina
Maria Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^
Die 12^ Novembris 1833 nata, et die 13=^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata fuit Eliza Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foolk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Anna Edwards.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss"^ App°
Die 16^ Novembris 1833 nata, et die 17^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata fuit Lucia Anna Barns filia Gulielmi et Claras Barns (olim
Bower) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Morris, Matrina Anna
Morris. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App'^*^
Die 14^ Novembris 1833 nata, et die 24^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisata fuit Sarah Johanna Bushrod filia Gulielmi et Marias Bushrod
(olim Frake) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Runyard, Matrina
Johanna Brown. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App^°
Die 25^ Novembris 1833 natus, etdie 27^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus fuit Augustus Champ filius Thomas et Annas Champ (olim
) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina
Anastasia Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App°
Die 26^ Januarii 1834 natus, et die 2^ Februarii Baptisatus fuit
Thomas Cooling Davis filius Jacobi et Elizabethas Davis, (olim
Cooling) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Cooling, Matrina Maria
Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 30^Januarii 1834 nata, et die 8* Februarii 1834 Baptisata
fuit Ellena Robinson filia Gulielmi et Marias Robinson (olim Kil-
wine) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus M'^Alister, Matrina Celia
M'^Alister. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App°
Die 13^ Februarii 1834 nata, et die 14^ Februarii Baptisata
fuit Teresa Osmond filia Johannis et Rachelis Osmond (olim Rickets)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina Johanna Lee.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap^
Feb"^ 21. Sub conditione Baptisatus est, Gulielmus Brice filius
Marias Brice (Foolk)
Die 17^ Februarii 1834 natus et die 21^ ejusdem mensis Bap-
tisatus est Gulielmus Supple filius Gulielmi et Marias Supple (olim
Walsh) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Patricius Duff", Matrina Maria
Robenson. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App°
Februarii 27 Ambrosius Rickets filius Samuelis et Suzanna
Rickets (olim ) conjugum, die 27^ Februarii 1834 natus,
eadem die Baptisatus est Patrinus fuit Jacobus Batt, Matrina
Johanna Lee. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss-'^ Ap^°
Martii 12. Elizabetha Slade (olim Puckett) ast 50. Sub cond"*^
Baptisata est.
Die 19^ Martii 1834 natus, et die 23^ Martii Baptisatus est
Arthur Josephus Nash filius Malcomi et Annas Nash (olim
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O'Donnel) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Crispin, M at rina Sarah
Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°
Die 27^ Martii 1834 natus, et die 30^ ejusdem mensis Bapti-
satus est Jacobus Penny filius Roberti et Teresa Penny (olim
Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Cooling", Matrina Maria
Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ App"^
Die 14^ Aprilis 1834 nata, et die 20^ Aprilis Baptisata est
Carolina Skiller filia Roberti et Sarae Skiller (olim Balsam) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Rumyard, Matrina Johanna Rum-
yard. A me Moutardier Miss^ Ap^
Die 22^ Aprilis 1834 natus, et die 23-^ ejusdem mensis et anni
Baptisatus est Jacobus White, filius Jacobi et Theresse White (olim
Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Ball, Matrina Monica
Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap*^
Die 23^ Aprilis 1834 natus, et die 27 Aprilis 1834 Baptisatus
est Johannes Valentinus Comerford filius Simonis et CatheriucE
Comerford (olim Thornton) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes M^Na-
mara, Matrina Johanna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap'^
Die 24^ Aprilis 1834 natus, et die 27 Aprilis 1834 Baptisatus
est Thomas Cooling filius Johannis et Annae Cooling (olim Wood-
row) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Haims, Matrina Maria
Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss=* Ap°
Die i^ Maii 1834 natus et die 4^ Maii 1834 Baptisatus est
Georgius Davis filius Georgii et Sophias Davis (olim Tweksbury) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus Champ, Matrina Elizabetha Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°
Die 4^ Maii 1834 nata, et die 11^ Maii 1814 [sic] Baptisata est
Ellen Leahy filia Martini et Marise Leahy (olim Hodd) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Benjamin Crispin, Matrina M. Ann Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°
Maii 14 Anna Hewlitt aet. 52. Sub. cond"^ Baptisata est.
Die 23^ Maii 1834 natus, et die 25^ Maii 1834 Baptisatus est
Antonius Champ filius Georgii et Caroletta Champ (olim Davis) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina Anastatia Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap'^
Die 11^ Junii 1834 natus, et die 17^ Junii 1834 Baptisatus
est Laurentius Everard filius Laurentii Everard et Marias Everard
(olim Byrne) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Daniel Mullens, Matrina
Caelia M^Alister. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap^
Die 19^ Junii 1834 natus, et die 21^ Junii 1834 Baptisatus fuit
Patricius Duff filius Patricii et CatherincC Duff (olim Grims) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune, Matrina Maria Robinson.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss=^ Ap^
Julii 13 Sub Cond"^ Baptisata est Sophia Barnes £et 19.
Julii 13 Sub Cond"^ Baptisata fuit Thom^ Barnes aet 17.
Julii 16 Sub Cond"^ Baptisata fuit Elizabetha Barnes aet 53.
Die 24^ Julii 1834 nata, et die 27=^ Julii 1834 Baptisata fuit
Theresa Squibb filia Jacobi et Agnetis Squibb (olim Slade) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Haims, Matrina Clara Slade.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap*^
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Die 10^ August! 1834 nata, et die 10^ Augusti 1834 Baptisata
est Margaretta Murray filia Johannis et Ellenae Murray (olim Sin-
clair) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Martinus Laihy, Matrina Maria
Stafford. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap"
Die 11^ Augusti 1834 nata, et die 17=^ Augusti 1834 Baptisata
est Maria Baker filia Johannes et Rebecc^e Baker (olim Foolk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Thomas Hayms, Matrina Maria Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°
Die 22^ Septembris 1834 nata, et die 23^Septembris 1834 ^^P"
tisata est Maria Calahan filia Patricii et Annse Calahan (olim
Mahany) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jeremiah Stapleton, Matrina
Victoria Cleanon. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°
Die 20^ Septembris 1834 nata, et die 28^ Septembris 1834
Baptisata est, Maria Anna M^^Namara filia Johannis et Annae
M<^Namara (olim Sullivan) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Simon Comer-
ford, Matrina Mary M<=Namara. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^
Die 30^ Augusti 1834 natus, et die 2^ Octobris 1834 Bapti-
satus est Georgius Bell Crispin filius Benjamini et Johannettae
Crispin (olim Bell) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Benjamin Crispin Senior,
Matrina Eliza Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^°
Die 12^ Novembrls 1834 natus, et die 15^ Novembris 1834
Baptisatus est Jacobus Lawler filius Michaelis et Ellenae Lawler
(olim Paty) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Timotheus Cuban, Matrina
Victoria Cleanon. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap*^
Decemb. 15. Sub cond"* Baptisata est Sophia Davis (olim
Twerksbury) aet. 22.
D*' 15. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est Sara Champ (olim Coxe)
aet. 25.
Die 19^ Decembris 1834 natus, et die 19^ Decembris 1834 Bap-
tisatus est Fredericus Champ filius Josephi et Elizabethae Champ
(olim Davis) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina
Anna Morris. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Die 2* Januarii 1835 nata, et die 6^ Januarii 1835 Baptisata est
Maria Anna Dorey filia Edwardi et Mariae Dorey (olim Stewksbury)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina Sophias Davis.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Die 16^ Januarii 1835 natus, et die 26^ Januarii 1835 Baptisatus
est, Johannes M'^i\llister filius Caroli et Caeliae M'^AUister (olim
Canning) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune, Matrina Maria
Everett. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Feb*"" 28 Agatha Lcthbridge aet 17 Sub. cond"« Baptisata
April 10. Francesca Ralls nata die 9^ Septembris 1828 Sub
cond"^ Baptisata est.
April 10 Johannes Ralls nata die 25 Martii 1832. Sub cond"=
Baptisatus est.
Die TO Aprilis 1835 natus, et die 11^ Aprilis 1835 Baptisatus
est, Alfredus Runyard filius Richardi et Johannae Runyard (olim
Meadem) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Elizabethae
Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
b
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April 16. Francesca Snook aet 14. Sub cond"<= Baptisata est.
April 16. Maria Hewlett aet. 10. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est.
April 20. Hugh Neale Campbell Crispin aet 5. Sub cond"= Bap-
tisatus est.
Do 20. Mariann Crispin aet 3. Sub cond"* Baptisata est.
April 27. Louisa Miller aet. 2. filia Rich^* & Luciae Miller
(ollm Davis) Sub. cond"* Baptisata est.
d° 27. Henrietta Miller aet. i. filia d° & d° d°. Sub cond"« Bap-
tisata est.
Die 8^ Maii 1835 natus, et die 10^ Maii 1835 Baptisatus est
Georgius Haims Foolke filius Thomae Haims et Hannah Foolke.
Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Hannah Kitcatt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap*^
Die II* Maii 1835 natus, et die 19^ Maii 1835 Baptisatus est
Daniel Murphy filius Cornelii et Mariae Murphy (olim Murphy)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Dan. Mullins, Matrina Ann Callahan.
A me Moutardier Miss Ap°
Maii 28. Gulielmus Benjaminus Crispin natus anno 1828. Sub
cond"*= Baptisatus est.
Die 26* Maii 1835 natus est die 28^ Maii 1835 Baptisatus est
Johannes Daly filius Jeremiae et Sarae Daly (olim Barott) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Hunt. A me Moutardier Miss Ap°
Junii 16 Janetta Crispin set 28. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est.
Die 18^ Junii 1835 natus, et die 18^ Junii 1835 Baptisatus est
Henricus Ricketts filius Samuelis et Suzannae Ricketts (olim —
name obliterated) conjugum. Matrina fuit Maria Brownjohn.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Julii 3. Robertus Tewksbury aet 64. Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est.
Die 4^ Julii 1835 nata, et die 5^ 1835 Baptisata fuit Maria
Theresa Champ filiae Thomae & Johannae Champ (olim Sandy) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, Matrina Elizabetha Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap*'
Julii 12. Edmund Ralls Sub cond"* Baptisatus est. (aet. 69)
Die 17* Julii 1835 natus, et die 19^ Julii 1835 Baptisatus fuit
Josephus Bramble filius Jacobi et Elizabethae Bramble (olim Soaper)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Denys Bower, Matrina Mary Bower.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Julii 22. Catherina Ralls, aet 64 Sub cond"^ Baptisata est.
Die 27^ Julii 1835 nata, et die 2* Augusti 1835 Baptisata fuit
Julia Champ filia Richardi et Sahrae Champ (olim Cox) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Josephus Champ, Matrina Maria Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Apo
Die 28^ Julii 1835 nata, et die 3* Augusti 1835 Baptisata fuit
Maria Clark filia Thomae et Mariae Clark (olim Noon) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap°
Die 24* Julii 1835 natus, et die 17^ Augusti 1835 Baptisatus
fuit Henricus Alfredus White filius Arthuris et Mariae Annae White
(olim Lennington) conjugum. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap*^
Die i^ Septembris 1835 natus, et die 6^ Septembris 1835 Bap-
tisatus est Jacobus Edwards filius Joseph! et Juliae Edwards (olim
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Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Foolk, Matrina Maria
Davis. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap"
Die i8^ Augusti 1835 nata, et die 11^ Octobris 1835 Baptisata
est Johanna Fagan filia Elizabethae Fagan. Patrinus fuit Johannes
Adams, Matrina Maria Burt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap'^
Die 15^ Novembris 1835 natus, et eodem die & anno Bapti-
satus fuit, Franciscus Davis filius Georgii et Sophias Davis (olim
Tewksbury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Ralls, Matrina Maria
Cope. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap'^
Die 6^ Decembris 1835 nata, et eodem die & anno Baptisata
fuit Johanna Penny filia Caroli et Elizabethae Penny (olim Slade)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Maria Burt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap^
Die 13 Decembris 1835 nata, et eodem die et anno Bapti-
sata est Anna Champ filia Josephi et Elizabethae Champ (olim Davis)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Edvvardus Wilcock, Matrina Maria Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Apc°
Die 11^ Decembris 1835 nata, et die 16 Decembris 1835 Bapti-
sata fuit Emilia Lockyer filia Johannis Lockyer et Marthae Wolfrey
(olim Champ) Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, Matrina Matilda
Woolfrey. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap°
1836-
Die 26* Novembris 1835 natus, et die 10^ Januarii 1836 Bap-
tisatus fuit Jacobus Champ filius Gulielmi et Elizabethae Champ (olim
Courtney) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Davis, Matrina Eliza-
beth Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap^
Die 8^ Martii 1836 natus, et die 13^ Martii 1836 Baptisatus
est Johannes Murray filius Johannes & Ellenae Murray (olim Sinclair)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jeremiah Stapleton, Matrina Maria Sinott.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^
Die 16^ Martii 1836 nata, et die 19^ Martii 1836 Baptisata
fuit, Anna Johanna Duff filia Patritii etCatharinae Duff (olim Grams)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune, Matrina Clara Rollands.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Die 18=^ Martii 1836 natus, et die 20^ Martii 1836 Baptisatus
est, Alfredus Champ filius Georgii et Carolettce Champ (olim Davis)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina Maria Cope.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap'^
Die 11^ Aprilis 1836 natus, et die 13^ Aprilis 1836 Baptisatus
fuit, Gulielmus Lawler filius Michaelis et Ellenae Lawler (olim Patty)
conjugum. Matrina fuit Hannah Fortun.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^
Aprilis 24 Die 9^ Aprilis 1836 nata, et die 23^ Aprilis 1836
Baptisata fuit Johanna Lucas filia Gulielmi et Catherinae Lucas [sic]
(olim Skiiler) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Hayms, Matrina
Maria Squibb. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap°
Maii I. Robertus Osmund, aet 17. Sub cond= Baptisatus est.
Mali 2. Ellena Haims filia Johannis et Sarae Haims (olim
Vivian) conjugum. Nata die 22 Novembris 1836 [sic] sub cond"*-*
Baptisata est.
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Die 30^ Aprilis 1836 nata, et die 3* Maii 1836 Baptisata fuit
Maria Supple filia Gulielmi et Mariae Supple (olim Walsh) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune, Matrina Catherine Duff.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°
Maii 5 Elizabetha Cooling aet 26 (olim Ralls) Sub. cond"*
ISaptisata est.
Maii 10. Suzanna Rickets (olim Wallace) aet 22 Sub cond"®
iaptisata est.
Die 18^ Maii 1836 nata, et die 22* Maii 1836 Baptisata fuit
Slizabetha Sarah Osmond filia Johannis et Rachaelis Osmond
olim Ricketts) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Edvvardus Wilcock, matrina
Anna Frampton. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^
Die 31^' Maii 1836 natus, et die 11* Junii 1836 Baptisatus est
Georgius Leary filius Michaelis et Marian Leary (olim Donovan) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Ambrosius Champ
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss. Ap°.
Die 9* Junii 1836 natus et die 12^ Junii 1836 Baptisatus est
Simon Comerford filius Simonis et Catherinae Comerford (olim
Thorington) conjugum Patrinus fuit Philippus Sullivan, Matrina
Maria M^Namara A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap^.
Die 13^ Junii 1836 natus et die 14^ Junii 1836 Baptisatus est
Thomas Callahan filius Patritii et Annae Callahan (olim Mahony )
conjugum. Matrina fuit Hannah Fortune.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°.
Hodie 27^ Junii 1836 suppletae sunt caeremoniae Sacra Super
Latitium Nash filium Malcomi et Annae Nash (olim O'Donnell) con-
jugum. natum Die 2^ Aprilis 1836. Matrina fuit Maria Leahy, a me
propter periculum domi Baptisata fuit 2^ Aprilis.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap.
Die 26*^ Junii 1836 natus et die 29* Junii 1836 Baptisatus fuit
Gulielmus Squibb filius Jacobi et Agnetis Squibb (olim Slade) con-
jugum Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade Matrina Anna Cope.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°.
Julii I. Georgius Priestly aet 5. filius Josephi & Maria Priestly
(olim Skiller) sub cond*^^ Baptisatus est.
Die 6^ Septembris 1836 nata, et die 7 Septembris 1836 Bapti-
sata est Maria Anna Bushrod filia Gulielmi et Mariae Bushrod (olim
Frake) conjugum, Patrinus fuit Thom^ Hayms, Matrina Lucas
(Catherina.) A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap°.
Sept. II. Hodie Suppletae sunt caeremonie Sacrae Super
Georgium Penny filius Roberti et Teresiae Penny (olim Foolk) con-
jugum, natum de 4*^ Septembris 1836. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade,
Matrina Lucia Hunt. A me L. B Moutardier Miss Ap°.
Die 29'* Septembris 1836 nata. et die 30'' Septemb. 1836 Bap-
tisata fuit Elizabetha Rickets filia Samuelis et Suzanna Rickets
(olim Wallace) conjugum. Patrinus fuit John Osmond, matrina Elizb.
Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier M'^ A°.
Septemb. Anna Miller filia Richardi & Luciae Miller (olim
Davis) aet. i.
Die 28^ 06lobris 1836 natus, et die 30^ OtSlobris 1830 Baptisatus
27
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est Gulielmus Hunt filius Jacobi Hunt et Mathae Ralls. Patrinus
fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Maria Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap".
Die 31* 06lobris 1836 nata, et die6''Novembris i836Baptisata
fuit Johanna Margaretta Staflford -- filia Gulielmi et Maria StirfFord
(olim Maugha) conjugum Patrinus fuit Jeremiah Coffey, matrina
Catherina Commerford. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss. Ap°.
Die 19^ Oclobris natus et die 10^ Novembris 1836 sub cond"*''
Baptisatus est Robertus Priestley filius Josephii et Mariae Priestley
(olim Skiller) conjugum.
Die 2'' Decembris 1836 nata, et die 4'' Decembris 1836. Bapti-
sata fuit Elizabetha Foolk filia Jacobi et Annae Foolk (olim Askell)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Ambrosius Champ Matrina Elizabetha
Champ. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss Ap°.
Die 6'"' Decembris 1836 natus, et die 7^ Decembris 1836 Bapti-
satus fuit Georgius Bramble filius Jacobi et Elizabethae Bramble
(olim Soaper) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Morris, Matrina
Anna Morris. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ Ap^
Die 3''' Decembris 1836 nata et die 18* Decembris 1836 Bapti-
sata est Julia Coffey filia Jeremiae et Juliae Coffey (olim O'Connor)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Martinus Leahy Matrina M. A. Crispin.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap°.
1837. Register A. A. 30 June. \l7i pencil. \
Die 2^ Januarii 1837 natus et die 9*^ Januarii 1837. Baptisatus
fuit Jacobus Lennington filius Richardi et Aliciae Lennington (olim
Hooper) conjugum. Matrina fuit Clara Lennington.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap".
Die 9*^ Februarii 1837 natus, et die 14^ Februarii 1837 Bapti-
satus fuit Josephus Watson filius Johannis et Gratiae Watson (olim
M*^ Cahan) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune Matrina Cath-
erina Duff A me L. B. Moutardier - Miss° Ap°
Mense Januarii 1837 Sub cond"^ Baptisata fuit Maria Roberts
£et. 6-
Die 12'' Martii 1837, et die 13^ Martii 1837 Baptisata fuit, Louisa
Ellena Baker filia Johannis et Rebeccae Baker (olim Foolke) con-
jugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, Matrina Bets Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss Ap°.
Die 28^ Martii 1837 natus, et die 30 Martii 1837 Baptisatus
fuit Humphredus Runyard filius Richardi et Johanna Runyard
(olim Meadin) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Rolle, Matrina
Maria Morris. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap°
Die 29*^ Martii 1837 nata, et die 2* Aprilis 1837. Baptisata fuit,
Elizabetha Tubb filia Johannis et Elizabethae Tubb (olim Hunt) con-
jugum Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ, Matrina Hannah Kitcatt.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap°.
Aprilis 2. Sub cond'^^ Baptisatus estThomas Cole Aet. 44. Eliza
Champ Aet 11 ~ Sub cond'^^ Baptisata est (filia Thomae)
Die 15^ Aprilis 1837 natus, et die 16* ApriHs 1837 Baptisatus
fuit Edwinus Davis filius Georgii et Sophiae Davis (olim Tweskbury)
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 419
mjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Hayms, Matrina Caroletta
layms. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss* Ap°.
Die 16' Aprilis 1837 natus, et die iS*^ Aprilis 1837. Baptisatus
fuit Johannes Skiller filius Roberti et Sarae Skiller (olim Balsam)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Slade, Matrina Anna Morris.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss** Ap°
Die 25^^ Aprilis 1837 nata, et die 3'"' Maii 1837 Baptisata fuit
Rebecca Denny, filia Jacobi et Johannae Denny (olim Southerden)
conjugum. Matrina fuit Hannah Fortune.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°.
Die iijunii 1837 nata, et die i8Junii 1837 Baptisata fuit Hester
Coolingf filia Johannis et Annae Cooling (olim Woodrow) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, Matrina Anna Davis
A me L. B. Moutardier.
Die 20 Junii 1837 natus, et die 25 Junii 1837 Baptisatus est,
Georgius Champ filius Thomae et Johannae Champ (olim Sandy)
conjugum ~ Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Hayms Matrina Anna Cope.
A me L. B. Moutardier'-
Register A. A. 30*^ June 1837. [hi pe7tciL\
Die 3'' Junii 1837 natus, et die 2^ Julii 1837 Baptisatus fuit
Gulielmus Jacobus Champ, filius Gulielmi et Elizabethae Champ (olim
Courtnay) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Adolphus Woolfrey Matrina
Matilda Woolfrey - A me L. B. MoutardierMiss^ Ap°
Die 23 Julii 1837 Suzanna James aet 34 Sub cond"^. Bapti-
sata est.
Die 28^ Septembris 1837 natus, et die 3 06lobris 1837 Bapti-
satus est, Johannes Duff filius Patritii etCatherina Duff (olim
Grovins) conjugum ^ Patrinus fuit Jacobus Fortune, Matrina Grace
Watson. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap^.
06lob. 23-Alicia Lennington [olim Hooper] aet. 25 Sub cond"^
Baptisata fuit.
Die 28'' 06lobris 1837 natus, et die 29*^ 06lobris 1837 Baptisatus
est Gulielmus Dorey filius Edvvardi et Marias Dorey (olim Dewksbury)
conjugum, Patrinus fuit Robertus Crispin, Matrina Johanna
Crispin ■^ A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°
Die 29*^ Novembris 1837 nata, et die 30'' Novembris 1837 Bap-
tisata est Elizabetha Woodman filia Nathanaelis et Francisca
Woodman (olim Roberts) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Hayms
Matrina Maria Morris. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss^ Ap°.
Die i^ Decembris 1837 natus, et die 2^ Decembris 1837 Bapti-
satus est, Gulielmus Bernadus Brown filius Bernardi et
[Here a blank space. ]
Die 9' Decembris 1837 nata, et die 11^ Decembris 1837 Bapti-
sata est Anna Nary filia Thomae et Ceciliae Nary (olim Keegan)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit John Murphy, matrina Mary Murphy.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°
Die 17'^ Decembris 1837, sub cond ~ Baptisata est Hannah
Champ aet 45.
do 20- Sub cond'^^ Baptisatus est, Richardus Harisson aet 3.
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420 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Die 24* Decembris 1837 nata, et die 26*^ Decembris 1837 Bapti-
sata est Ellena Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foolk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Ralls, Matrina Mary Champ.
A me L. B. Moutardier-' Miss° Ap°.
Die 20*^ Januarii 1838, et die 22*' Januarii 1838 Baptisata est
Henrietta Penny filia Roberti et Teresae Penny filia Roberti et Teresae
Penny (olim Foolk) conjugfum Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina
Caroletta Hayms. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ Ap°.
Die i^ Martii 1838 natus et die 2^ Martii 1838 Baptisatus est
Gulielmus Stapleton filius Jeremahiae et Catherinae Stapleton (olim
Murry.) A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap<^
Die 30^ Martii 1838 nata et die Aprilis 2'' 1838 Baptisata est
Maria Johanna Hayms filia Thomae et Rebecca Hayms (olim
Sennick) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, Matrina Maria
Anna Crispin. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°.
Die 4*^ Aprilis 1838 nata, et die 6^ Aprilis 1838. Baptisata est,
Selina Davis filia Georgii et Sophise Davis (olim Tuerksbury) con-
jugum^ Patrinus fuit Henricus Ralls, Matrina Anna Cope^-
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°.
Aprilis 15. Hodie Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est Johannes Hawkins
^t58.
Die 16* Aprilis nata 1838, et die 17' Aprilis 1838 Baptisata est,
Elizabetha Penny filia Caroli et Elizabethae Penny (olim Slade) con-
jugum Patrinus fuit Robertus Crispin ; Matrina Johanna Crispin '~
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°.
Aprilis 29. Sub cond"^. Baptisatus est Edwardus Slade aet 17
Dieg^Junii 1838 nata et die i8''^Junii Baptisata est, Maria
Anna Fitzgerald filia Florentii et Mariae Fitzgerald (olim Cogan)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannis Murphy, matrina Catharina Casey.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap°.
Die 25^ Junii 1838 nata, etdie i^Julii 1838 Baptisata est, Anna
Bushrod filia Gulielmi et Maria Bushrod (olim Frake) conjugum.
Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Slade, Matrina Teresa Woodman.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^ Ap°
Die 5*^ Julii 1838 nata, et die 5^ Julii 1838 Baptisata est Anna
Ricketts filia Samuelis et Suzannse Ricketts (olim Wallace) conjugum
<- Patrinus fuit Johannes Osmond, matrina Rachael Osmond.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap°.
Die i6^Julii 1838 nata, etdie 22'^Julii 1838 Baptisata fuit Anna
Cummertord filia Simeonis et Catherinae Cummerford (olim Thor-
rington) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Dynosius Arrington, matrina
Margaretta Arrington -- A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap°.
Die 31^ Julii 1838 natus, et die 2*^ Augusti 1838 Baptisatus
est Franciscus Champ filius Josephi et Elizabethae Champ (olim
Davis) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Ambrosius Champ, matrina Anna
Frampton, A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap°.
Die 23^ Augusti 1838 nata, et die 24^ Augusti 1838 Baptisata est,
Elizabeth Haymes filia Johannis et SarahaeHaymes (olim Vivian) con-
jugum. Matrina fuit Mary Slade. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap°.
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 42 1
Septemb. Sub Cond"« Baptisatus est Carolus Hooper aet 5.
natus mensejanuarii 1833, filiusCaroIi & Elizab Hooper, conjugum-'
Sept. Maria Johanna Hooper aet 3. nata mense Decembris
1835. filia Caroli et Elizabethae Hooper, conjugum~ Sub con^^Bap-
tisata est. C. de Burton.
* Septemb Sub. cond"^ Baptisatus est Henricus Bascoomb, aet
5 natus mense Martii 1833 filius Caroli et Edith Bascomb. con-
jugum.
Septemb. Subcond"^ Baptisatus est Georgius Bascombe aet 3,
natus mense Aprilis 1835 filius Caroli & Edith Bascomb, con-
iugum '-
06lob. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est Hannah Roper, filia Josephi
et Maria Roper, set 2-^, nata anno 1836.
Die i8*06lobris 1838 natus, et die 21 06lobris 1838 Baptisatus
est Mathaeus Harrisson filius Richardi et Margaretta Harrisson
(olim Foley) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Robertus Crispin, Matrina
Eliza Crispin A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss". Ap°.
0<5lob. Sub cond"^ Baptisata est Jemima Roper filia Josephi
6 Mariae Roper, agt 5. nata anno 1833.
d° Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est Jacobus Wilson filius Johannis
et Annae Wilson, aet 3. natus anno 1835.
d*^. Sub. cond"^ Baptisata est Johanna Penny filia Thomae et
Mariae Penny aet. 2.
Die 25''06lobris 1838 nata, et die 29 06lobris 1838. baptisata
est, Carolina Louisa Clarke filia Thomae et Marias Clarke (olim
Noon) conjugum Patrina fuit Maria Hewlett.
A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap°.
2 12
Nov. 9 -- Gulielmus & Josephus Stephens aet 6 & 4, filia Jo-
hannjB Stephens Sub. con^^ baptisata sunt
Novemb. Gulielmus Penny filius Thomse & Mariae Penny
(aet 5) Sub cond"^ Baptisatus est.
Ellena Burden aet i^, filia Thomae et Martinae Burden sub.
condn^ baptisata est.
Die 3^ Decembris 1838 natus, et die 15^ Decembris 1838 bapt-
isatus est Gulielmus Lucas filius Gulielmi et Catherine Lucas (olim
Skiller) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Henricus Ralls, Matrina Maria
Bushrod. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap^
Decemb. Georgius Marsh Cossin aet i J Uih Henrici et
Walterus trancise-' Cossm aet 3 j
Mariae Cossin (olim Hutchens) Sub cond"^
Decemb. 30^ Thomas Hatchett James aet 28. Sub. condn® bap-
tisatus est.
do. Sarah Skiller aet 29^ Sub cond"® baptisata est.
Jan. 4. Deborah Cossin filia Henrici et Mariae Cossin (aet 5.)
Sub con^* baptisata est.
William Nottley aet 2| filius Georgii et Mariae Nottley Sub.
con^^ baptisatus est.
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422 LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS
Die 3* Februraii 1839 natus, et die 5* Februarii 1839 bapti-
satus est Gulielmus Casey filiiis Catherina Kasey Patrinus fuit Thorn
Nary Matrina Maria Fitzgerald.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap°.
Die 17^ Februarii 1839 nata, etdie 18'^ Februarii 1839 baptisata
est Sarah Anna Baker, filia Johannis et Rebeccae Baker (olim
Foolk) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Georgius Champ, Matrina Carlotta
Haime, A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap^
Die 8^ Februarii 1839 nata, et die i4'' Februarii 1839 baptisata
est Sarah Johanna Watson, filia Johannis et Graciae Watson
(olim M^ Conyham) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Josephus Brown
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss«. Ap*^.
Die 20'' Februarii 1839 nata, et die 24'' Februarii 1839 bapti-
sata est Maria Anna Coffey, filia Jeremiae et Julianse Coffey (olim
O'Connor) conjugum ~ Patrinus fuit Robertus Crispin, Matrina
Maria Anna Crispin ~ A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss". Ap".
Die 14'^ Aprilis 1839 natus, et die i6'' Aprilis 1839 baptisatus
est, Adolphus Augustus Osmond, filius Johannis et Rachaelis
Osmond -- (olim Rickets) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Richardus Run-
yard Matrina Elizabetha Hunt. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss" Ap°
Aprilis 20. Hannah Senick set 32 ~ Sub. cond"^ baptisata est.
Die 26-' Aprilis 1839 nata, et die 28'' Aprilis 1839 baptisata
est. Ellena Davis filia Georgii et Sophiae Davis (olim Tewksbury)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Johannes Haime, Matrina Eliza rubb~
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap''.
Maii 5. Edith (m) Bascomb, set 31. Sub cond"^ baptisata est.
do 5 Ann Cooling aet 34 Sub cond"^ baptisata est.
Die 26* Maii 1839 natus, et die ii*' Junii 1839 baptisatus est
Edwardus, Franciscus Roper filius Josephi et Maria Roper (olim
Hooper) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Champ -- Matrina
Anna Frampton. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss". Ap°.
Adelaida Caroletta Hyde, aet i ~ filia Henrici & Mariae C.
Hyde ~ conjugum ~ Sub cond"^ baptisata est.
Die 23-' Julii 1839 natus, et die 13'' Augusti 1839 baptisata est
Johannes Nottley filius Georgii et Mariae Nottley (olim Whiting)
conjugum ^ Patrinus fuit. A me L. B. Moutardier M". A".
Die 15" Augustii 1839 natus et die 16'' Augustii 1839 bapti-
sata est Augustinus Squibb filius Jacobi et Agnetis Squibb (olim
Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Denys Barnes Matrina Maria Barnes.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss". Ap".
Die 31*' Augusti 1839 nata, et die 5*^ Septembris 1839. bap-
tisata est Sarah Shott-' filia Thomse et Marias Shott (olim Brigg)
conjugum. Matrina fuit Carolina Lennington
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss" Ap".
Die .14" 06lobris 1839 natus, et die 17 06lobris 1839 bapti-
satus est Carolus Skiller filius Roberti et Sarae Skiller (olim Balsam)
conjugum. Matrina fuit Hannah Kitcatt.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss". Ap".
06lob. 20 Sub con'^^ baptisata est Rebecca Haymes aet 27 -^
(olim Sennick)
LULWORTH CASTLE REGISTERS 423
Sub con^^^ baptisata est Maria Penny aet 39 (olim Parker)
06lob — Sub con'^^ baptisatus est Gulielmus King aet. 4 filius
David et Isabella King-
Sub con^^ baptisata est Isabella King aet. 3 filia d° d'^
Novemb 6. Sub con^^ baptisatus est Johannes Janes aet 5 mens.
Die 13'^ Novembris i839natus, et die 13 Novembris 1839 bap-
tisatus est Edwardus Augustinus Bramble filius J acobiet Elizabethae
Bramble (olim Soaper) conjugum <- Patrinus fuit Thom^ Cole,
matrina Maria Morris ~ A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap°
Decemb. 22. Sub cond"® baptisata est, Maria Smith [nata 1839
above] f^ Jacobi et Eliza Smith (olim Wix) conjugum.
Die 19'' Decembris 1839, et die 27 Decembris 1839 baptisata
est Ellena Sullivan filia Johannis et Ellenae Sullivan (olim Clements)
conjugum ~ Patrinus fuit Patric Coyle, Matrina Catharina Casey.
A me E. B. Moutardier. Miss° App^
Die 27'*' Decembris 1839 nata et die 30'^ Decembris 1839 bapti-
sata est Elizabetha Charitas Ricketts, filia Samuelis et Suzannas
Ricketts (olim Wallace) conjugum-' Patrinus fuit Johannes Ricketts,
matrina Mariae Brownjohn '- A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° App°
1840.
Die 25'' Decembris 1839 natus, et die 2*^ Januarii 1840. bapti-
satus estHenricus Edwardus Nottley filius Henrici etM. Mariae Nott-
ley (olim Curtis) conjugum ~ A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap".
Die ii'^Januarii 1840 natus, et die I2'''' Januarii 1840 baptisatus
est, Ambrosius Runyard filius Richard et Johannae Runyard. (olim
Meaden) conjugum -- Patrinus fuit Antonius Slade, matrina Hannah
Sennick. A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Apo.
Jan. 26. Sacri baptismatis cseremonie suppletae sunt, super
Sarahm Johannam Champ f^™ Thomae et Johannse Champ (olim
Sandy) conjugum, natam die Januarii 25'' 1840 '~et domi propter
mortis periculum -' baptisatam ab Elizab. Davis. Patrinus fuit Caro-
lus Champ, Matrina Teresa Hunt A me L. B. Moutardier Miss° Ap°.
Die 6* Februarii 1840 nata, et die 10'' Februarii 1840 baptisata
est, Elizabetha Lenington filia Johannis et Johannae Lenington
(olim Smith,) conjugum -< Matrina fuit Teresa Lenington.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°.
Die 27'^ Februarii natus et die 28* Februarii 1840 baptisatus
est Moses Bascomb (de Owen Moyne) fihus Caroli et Edith Bas-
comb. (olim ) conjugum.
Feb" 23. Georgius Kitcatt aet 60. Sub cond°^ baptisatus est.
Martii i Henricus Hyde set 26. Sub cond"^ baptisatus est.
Die 17* Martii 1840 natus, et die 18 Martii 1840 Baptisatus
est Johannes Damen filius Roberti et Emmae Damen (olim Rhoder
[Ewen above]) conjugum.
Aprilis 3. Robertus Penny aet 19 -- Sub cond"^ baptisatus est.
d°. 3 Ann Penny aet 14 Sub cond"^^ baptisata est.
Die II'' Aprilis 1840 natus, et die 13 Aprilis 1840 Baptisatus
est Josephus Fredericus Henricus Hyde filius Henrici et Mariae
Hyde (olim Norris) conjugum ~ Patrinus fuit Thomas Weld Blundell,
Matrina Maria Weld ~ A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap°.
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Aprilis 26. Jane Stephens aet 39. Sub cond°* baptisata est.
Die 14^ Junii 1840 nata, et die 18* Junii 1840 baptisata est
Ludovica Cooling filia Johannis et Annae Cooling (olim Woodrow)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Carolus Champ, -< Matrina Martha Cooling
per proc. Ann Haymes. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap^
Junii 28. Thomas Parmiter aet 54'*' Sub con'^*^ baptisatus est
Junii 29 '-' Daniel Brann aet 35 '-' Sub. cond"^ baptisatus est
do 29 Maria Roper aet. 35 sub cond"^ baptisata est.
Die ir'^Julii 1840 nata, et die i6^Julii 1840 Baptisata est Maria
Driskill filia Cornelii et Mariae Driskill (olim Lary) conjugum.
Patrina Ellena Murphy. A me L. B. Moutardier Miss°. Ap^.
Julii 16. Sub cond"^ baptisata est, Sarah Galton aet 2| filia
Geo. Galton.
do 17. JaneTraves filia Charles and Ann Traves (olim Murry)
conjugum, aet i Sub cond"^ baptisata est
Die 25^ Julii 1840, nata, et die 26^ Julii 1840 baptisata est
Maria Ann Penny filia Roberti et Teresa Penny (olim Foolk) con-
jugum ^ Patrinus fuit Geo. Hunt, matrina Francisca Hunt.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°.
August! 10. Thomas Hutchins aet. 64. Sub. cond"^ bapti-
satus est.
Aug. 17. Sarah Snook, aet 54. Sub cond"^ baptisata est.
Die 15^ Augusti 1840 nata, et die 19* Augusti 1840 Bapti-
sata est Catherina Owen filia Johannis et Catherinae Owen (olim
Hennissy) conjugum '- Matrina fuit Clara Lenington.
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss^. Ap°.
Die 30'^ Augusti 1840 nata, et die i^ Septembris 1840 Bap-
tisata est, Julia Edwards filia Josephi et Juliae Edwards (olim Foolk)
conjugum. Patrinus fuit Stephenus Champ, Matrina Teresa Hunt~
Thom^ Penny, aet. 43 sub cond*^^ Baptisatus est Augusti die 23^
A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss°. Ap^.
Die 9^ Septembris 1840 natus, et die lo*^ Septembris 1840 Bap-
tisatus est, Edwinus Davis filius Georgii et Sophiae Davis (olim
Tewksbury) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Stephanus Champ, Matrina
Teresa Hunt -^ A me L. B. Moutardier. Miss° Ap°
Die 9^ Septembris 1840 natus, et die 10'^ Septembris 1840
Baptisatus est, Augustinus Squibb filius Georgii et Claras Squibb
(olim Slade) conjugum. Patrinus fuit Gulielmus Squibb, matrina
Agnes Squibb -- A me L. B. Moutardier Miss". Ap°.
Septemb 29^ Mary Parmiter aet 34. Sub cond"® Baptisata est.
S. G.
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INDEX
OF PERSONS AND PLACES
* An asterisk signifies more than one entry on a page.
" Signifies a note on the page.
Abbeys, included in Religious Houses,
see Bruges, Brussells, Ghent,
London places, Rouen, Teign-
mouth
Abbeystead Vaccary, Wyresdale,
Lanes., 232, 233*"
Abbindon, John, 81
Abbot[t], Abott, family,98'i; Anne,79;
Cecilia, loi; Edward, 99; Ellen,
102; Henry, 164; Isabel, 96, 102;
James, 79, 99, 324*; Jane, 102,
266, 324; John, 99, 102; Lettice,
393; Louisa, 393; Margaret,
99, 102; Mary, 164; Thomas,
79; Richard, 98, 266*, 393;
Robert, 209; William, loi; ,
98, 99
Abbott[s] Aston, Bucks., 80, 81*
Abbotsbury, Dorsets., 87°
Abbs, John, 297
Abby, Elizabeth, 350, 351*, olim
Sutton, 335; James, 335, 336;
Lemech William, 337*; Lucy,
336
Abenett, Edward, 314; , 314
Abergavenny, Baron, see Neville,
Henry, i
Abott, see Abbott
Abra[ha]m, Anne, 112, 128, 129;
Ellen, 128; Jane, 187*'!; Mary,
94; Richard, 112, 122, 217;
Robert, 128; Thomas, i87*n;
William, 187*^; , quoted,
154*°. 159°
Abram, Wigan, Lanes., 108, 220*",
22i*n
Aburre, Richard, 319
Acanthus, William Gibson, Bishop
of, 366*
Acaster-Malbys, Malbis, Yorks., 74*°,
263*0
Accothwaite, Mary, 232
Ackard, Richard, 209
Ackham, see Acklam, Yorks.
Ackhurst Hall, Orrell, Lanes., see
Orrell Mount, 220*11
Aeklam, Eliz[abeth], 258, 264; Ellen,
259, 266; George, 257, 258*",
259, 264, 265*, 266*; Mary, 258,
264, 266; Margaret, 259; Rich-
ard, 266; Robert, 259, 266
Aeklam-, Ackham-cum-Leavening,
Yorks., 269*°
Ackland, William, 292; , 292
Ackman, Eliz[abeth], 270; Robert,
270
Actonbank Hall, Cumberland, 235°
Acre, Artois, 167°
Acton, Elizabeth, 108; Richard, 246'^
Acton, Staffs., 305
Adamson, Eliz[abeth, 296; Ellen,
145; Humphrey, 145; Galfrid,
296; Margaret, 179; Robert,
145; Thomas, 179
Ad[d]ams, Agatha, 333; Anne, 332,
337> 360; Betsey, see Ehzabeth,
335; Catherine, 332, 337, 339,
see Mason, 335; Charlotte, 333,
349*, 350, 360; Christopher,
337; Ehzabeth, Betsey, 331,
332, 335, 336; James, 331*, 335,
336; John, 331, 333, 335, 338,
339*, 344, 346, 416; John
Anthony, 334; John Thomas,
332: Julia, July, 331, 333, 344,
345; Julia Mary, 338; [Martha]
Patty, 337; Martha Catherine,
335; Mary, Polly, 330, 335, 338,
339*, 344, 360*, 370; Mary
Sophia, 336; Nancy, 336; Patty,
see Martha; Polly, see Mary;
Robert, 360; Sophia Caecilia,
334; Thomas, 88, 304, 333, 335,
344, 345; William, 317, 337;
, 331*, 332; , Mrs,
332, 333, 334, 335, 34^*, 344,
345;
Adderton, Alexander, 304; Ellen,
304; Thomas, 304*
Addison, Henry, 231; Joseph, 320;
Mary, 148, 277; Thomas, 269;
William, 277
Adel, Yorks., 273*0, 274°
Adgoe, Thomas, 326
Adlam, Giles, 323
Adhngton, Anne, 100; Katherine, 142
Adhngton, Standish, Lanes., 93°,
ioo*n
Adrumetum, see Leyburn
Adyn, Mary, 303; Thomas, 303
Agatz, John, 385
Ageeroft Hall, Lanes., 237
Agmondesham, Amersham, Amer-
som, Bucks., 81 *°
Aigburth Hall, Lanes., 141*0
Aighton, Lanes., 1450
426 INDEX
Ainscough, Ay[n]scough, Aiscough,
Aynscow, Enscoe, family, 940;
Allan, 272*11; Alice, 228; Anne,
olim Braithwayt, 272*°; Chris-
topher, 272°; Eleanor, 103, 215;
Ellen, 155; Francis, t.'jz*^; John,
124; Mary, 124; Phyllis, 228;
Ralph, 228; Thomas, 103, 215
Ainsworth, Ayn[e]sworth, Anne, 225;
Bridget, 144; Ellen, 231; Isabel,
1 30 J Jane, see Blackburne, 191°,
192°; John, 126; Ralph, 130,
223; Richard, 144; Thomas, 231;
William, 19211
Aintree, Sefton, Lanes., 129*°, 156°,
17911, 222*n
Aiscough see Ainscough
Aislaby, Frances, 261; Thomas, 261
Aislaby, Yorks., 276
Akerman, Anne, 87
Albert and Isabella, Duke and Duchess
of Brabant, 2
Albritt, James, 78; William, 78
Albury, Herts, 90
Albine, Albyn, family, 186; Anna,
162, 186; Margaret, see Bils-
borrow, 162*°; Richard, 162;
William, 162
Alcock[e], Anne, 128; Edward, I27*'>,
218; John, 303", 309; Margaret,
128, see Worthington, 127°,
Thomas, 128; Urith, see Maccles-
field, 303°
Aldb[o] rough, Yorks., 115", 259,
262, 271, 279*
Aldcliffe, Lanes., 180°, 234°, 245°,
247*0
Aldcliffe Hall, Lanes., 150°, 156°
Aldenham Hall, Salop, 246'*
Aldeby, Norfolk, 291
Alders, Anne, 332, 338, olim Rush-
brook, 335; Tho[mas], 335
Alderson, Mary, olim Westby, 198°;
Thomas, 1981^
Alderton, William, 320
Aldred, Mary, 300
Aldrich, Aldridg[e], Ehzabeth, 308;
George, 314; Henry, 307, 308;
John, 309; Mary, 80; Robert, 80
Alexander, , Mrs, 339
Alexander VII., pope, 4
Aldrick, Staffs, 307
Alexander, Henry, 290, 293 ; William,
312
Alford, Somersets., 298
Alfriston, Sussex, 317
Alker, Elizabeth, 124; John, 124
Allen, Alland, Allin, Anne, 271, 307,
344;Anthony,27i ; Elizabeth,27i,
292, 294; George, 96°, 271, 304,
331*, 332, 344, 345, 346; Hum-
phrey, 309; John, 224, 300, 302;
f
Lucy, 338; Margaret, 307; Mary,
259, 262, 332, 344, see Worthing-
ton, 96»; Nicholas, 271; Peter,
344; Rachel, 300, 302; Teresa,
338*, 344; Thomas, 85, 259;
, 85; , cardinal, 96°
Allenson, Alli[n]son, James, 137;
Jane, 137; Richard, 108; Nicho-
las, 321; Ralph, 321
Allerton, Anne, 95; Ellen, 105;
Evan, 94; Margaret, 105
Allerton, Childwall, Lanes., 137, 211
Allerton Hall, Childwall, Lanes.,
Allerton, Bywater Collieries, Kippax
Yorks, 285°
Allerton - cum - Wilsden, Bradford,
Yorks., 273
Allet, Margery, 306
Allin, see Allen
Alii [n] son, see Allenson
Allithwaite, Cartmel, Lanes, 232°
Allwey, William, 298
Allwington, Devons., 289
Almon[d], Alice, 99; Andrew, 99*",
Anne, 113; Cuthbert, 113; Do-
rothea, 191; Elizabeth, 113;
George, 182; James, priest, 125°;
Margaret, 113, 182; Mary, 136;
Richard, loi, 136; Robert, 191;
Roger, 99; William, 199
Alnwick, Northd., 176°, 365
Alresford, Southampton, Hants. ,238°;
Nova, 313
Alrewas, Staffs., 309
Alston, Alice, 177; Eliz[abeth], 177;
olim Hathornthwaite, 233";
James, 177*; Jane, see Beck,
396; John, 177; Margaret, 153;
Thomas, 153
Alston [-cum-Hothersall] , Ribchester,
Lanes., 161*", 162*°, 166^
Alston, Preston, Lanes., 126°, 182°,
186, 190*11, 199", 25311
Alston Lane, Lanes., 1821
Altcar, Lanes., 222*11
Alt Grange, Altcar, Lanes, 218*
Altham [Hall], Lanes., 142*, 234°
Alveton, Staffs., 305
Alwoodley, Harewood, Yorks, 275
Ambrose, Ellen, 121; James, 23911;
Katherine, 121; Margaret, o/im
Kirkby, 23911; Margery, 121
Amersham, Amersom, see Agmondes-
ham
Amforth Hall, Yorks., 2400
Amiens, 368
Ammer, see Anmer
Amondesham, see Agmondesham
Amorium, Francis Petre, bishop of,
153"
Amounderness, Lanes., 95", 1921
INDEX
427
Ampleforth, Yorks., 205^
Ampthill, Beds., 79
Amye, Anne, 323; Francis, 323;
Thomas, 323*
Anderson, Ellen, 269; Eliz[abeth],
270, 352; Richard, 352; Tris-
tram, 270
Anderton, family, 98", 131", 166^, 190°,
227°, 234°, 235"; Agnes, 237n,
olim Preston, 142"; Alethea,
142*°, olim Smith, 143*°, see
Scott, 109°; Alethea, O.S.A.,
143°; Alice, 234*n, 237", olim
Standish, 234°, see Tootell,
236°; Anne, 155, 227, 234°,
olim Blount, 249", olim Shut-
tleworth, 234", see Hesketh,
I Son, 234°, see Turberville, 840;
Bruno, als Carrington, priest,
143*°; Charles, bart, 131°, 143°;
Christian, 142, see Christopher;
Christopher, Christian, 143°;
Christopher, 84°, 109°, 142",
153°, 213°, 227*n, 234*°, 237",
252°; Dorothy, 143°, olim As-
sheton, 234", olim Bardsea,
233*", see Rigby, 234", 239°,
S5<? Walmesley, 153", see Walton,
153°, see Woodcock, 97°, 234°,
Eleanor, 234°; Elizabeth, 102,
234", olim Elston, 234°, olim
Somerset, 143°, see Banastre,
234°, see Cansfield, 249", see
Holden, 234", see Singleton,
2340, see Tyldesley, 213°;
Frances, O.S.A., 143°; Francis,
92°, 142'!; Francis, bart, 143"^;
Grace, 92*", 143°, olim Butler,
234°, olim Rishton, 91"; Henry,
vere Lathom, priest, 137°; Hugh,
93°, 177°, 18011, 234*°, 239^,240°;
Hugh, als Courtney, priest, 234"^;
Isabel, see Langtree, 252'*; James,
97", 233*n, 234*n, 235°, 249°;
James Francis, 9811 ; Jane, 234°,
o/zm Assheton, 234^^, s«?«Haydock,
93°, 177"; John, S.J., 142°; John
Michael, O.S.B., apostate, 143°;
Katherine, olim Tempest, 143°;
Lawrence, 165, 22711; Laurence,
als John Brereley, als Hart, 227°,
als Scroop, 227'^, S.J., 142°, 22j^y
236°, 237°; Magdalen, olim'La.con,
9211; Margaret, 165, olim Kirkby,
240°, see Crook, 91°, see Ireland,
131°; Mary, 92'*; Matthew, 234",
235°; Nicholas, 234°; Peter, 91",
92°, 143°; Robert, priest, martyr,
234°; Roger, 92*°; Stephen,
143*0; Thomas, 155, 159, 227*",
234°, 236°; Thomas, -pnest, quoted,
125'*; Thurstan, 234°; Thurstan,
priest, 143*"; Thurstan, O.S.B.,
2341; Thurstan Celestine, O.S.B.,
234°; Wilfrid, 98"; William, 92*'>,
165, 227°, 234°; , Mr, 243"
Anderton Hall, Lanes., 92*°
Andoe, Edward, 210
Andover, Hants., 314*
Andrew [e]s, Bridget, olim Clifton,
188"; Catherine Georgina, 395,
396, 397; Francis, bart, 188°;
Margaret, 311
Andrus, James, see Greene, 358
Ange, Elizabeth, 303
Angell, Alice, 314; William, 314
Angmeringe, Sussex, 319
Anlaby, Sarah, olim Cressey, 2601;
Susanna, see Bowes, 260°; Tho-
mas, 260°
Anmer, Ammer, Norfolk, 293
Anne, family, 284^; Elizabeth, olim
Walton, 153", see Cholmeley,
153°; George, 153°; Michael,
153"
Anne of Austria, Queen Regent of
France, 49, 50*
Anscoe, Elizabeth, 82
Anselm[e], see Hansom
Anslowe, Richard, 307
Anston, South, Yorks., 258^
Ansty, Wilts, 324
Anthony, Carthusian, 390, 391
Antley Hall, Lanes., 1491
Antwerp, 186^; Carmelite monastery,
27
Anderton, Standish, Lanes., 91°,
92*°, 143°, 23411
Anyon, Evan, 188
Aple, Apeley, family, 251°; Anne,
231*0
Aplott, John, 321
Apperton, see Appleton
Appleby, Ellen, olim Gascoigne, 2750;
Elizabeth, olim Johnson, 275*°;
Mark, 271; Thomas, 275*1
Appleton, Apperton, James, 341, 342;
Margaret, Margery, 342, 343
Appleton, Lanes., 2oon
Appleyard, Henry, 300, 302;
300, 302
Arbury, Winwick, Lanes., 106
Archer, Archard, Edward, 96; Isabel,
179; John, 313, 315, 316, 325;
Margery, 136; Thomas, 136; Wil-
liam, 89, 261
Arden's Grafton, Warwicks., 3090
Ardingl[e]y, Aldingley, Sussex, 319
Areley, Staffs., 310
Arksey, Yorks., 269
Arey, Ayrey, Anthony, 148*°; Eliza-
beth, 148*11; Margery, 148
Argentina, 206*1
Arkholme, MeUing, 232
428 INDEX
Arkton, Yorks., 266"
Armin, Armyne, Snaith, Yorks.,
270°, 276, 284
Armitage, Eliz[abeth], 285; Francis,
283; Mary, 283; William, 285
Armyne, see Armen
ArnclifE Hall, Yorks., 147°
Arnett, Elizabeth, 129
Arnold, Elizabeth, 120; Ellen, 128;
Francis, 332; James, 353; John,
120, 222; Lewis, 333*, 344, 345,
346; Mary, 128; Richard, 126,
128, 218; Thomas, 79, 126;
William, 126, 128, 140
Arnold, Swine, Yorks., 261
Aronville, , Walsinghame, priest,
Cure of, 50, 51, 52, 53
Arras College, Paris, 23511 [420
Arrington, Dionisius, 420; Margaret,
Arrowsmith, family, 163'*, see Ros-
kell; Anne, 113; Brian, 11 8*°,
225; Brian Edmund, als Brad-
shaw, als Rigby, S. J., martyr.
118°; Edmund, priest, 118";
Elizabeth, 142; Ellen, 107, 211*;
Frances, 163*°; Gilbert, 211;
Henry, 142; James, 113; Mar-
garet, Margery, 211, olim
Gerard, 11^^; Mary, see Roskell,
2051^; Richard, 163*°, 205n;
Robert, 11 8*°; Roger, priest,
1 18°; Sybil, I i8i»; Thurstan, 107;
William, 107; , olim Roskell,
118°
Arrowsmith and Kendall, Roskell,
bankers, 205°
Arsnepp, see Haresnape
Arthur, WilHam, 264
Arthui-wright, Eliz[abeth], 178; Jen
net, 178, 179: John, 179
Arundel[l], Charles, 365; Elizabeth,
316; Henry, Baron of War dour,
370* 378; James Everard, 370*";
James Everard, Baron of War-
dour, 370°; Mary, see Tich-
bourne, 365; Philip Howard,
Earl of, 2430 ; Thomas, Baron
of War dour, 365; , Baron
of Wardour, 365
Arundel Castle, Sussex, 236°
Asbury, Ellen, 304
Ascroft, James, 133, 215*; Katherine,
133, 215
Ascue, Mary, 93; Richard, 93
Ash, see Ashe
Ash, Kent, 325*
Ashamsted, Berks., 82
Ashburner, George, 244°; Mary, see
Remington, 244°
Ashby de la Zouche, Staffs., 3091^
Ash[e] Eliz[abeth], 156; Richard,
146; Robert, 156; , 146
Ashes, The, Threlfall Tything, Goos-
nargh. Lanes., I49i»
Ashfeild, Patience, 288*; Richard.
288*
Ashfield, Suffolk, 298*, 301
Ashford, Middlesex, 288
Ashill, Eliz[abeth], 296
Ashill, Norfolk, 292, 294, 296
Ashlack, Kirkby Ireleth, Lanes.,
240^
Askel, Anne, see Fook, 402, 404, 408,
411, 418
Aslacton, Norfolk, 294
Ashton, Assheton, Aston, Anne, no,
178, 214, olim Barrow, 1190, see
Trafford, 92°; Charles, vere Cans-
field, priest, 249"; Dorothy, see
Anderton, 234°, see Butler, 204°;
Edward, 304; Eliz[abeth], 92",
olim Depdale, 91°, olim Twy-
ford, 9in; Ellen, 108; Frances,
309; Henry, 91°, 109, 119";
Isabel, see Cansfield, 2491; James
Nelson, 94^; Jane, 108, 109, 179,
see Anderton, 234°; John, 94";
Juliana, 92*°, olim Elston, 91";
Mary, 119, 265, olim Byrom,
234°; Nicholas, vere Goulden,
priest, 106"; Richard, 92°, 100°,
234*n, 265; Roger, 91*0, 920;
Rowland, no; Thomas, 85,
91°, 108, 178, 2491^, 309; Wil-
liam, 277; , 85; , baron,
244^
Ashton, Lancaster, 168*'^, 211'*, 250'^
Ashton-cum-Stodday, Lanes., 235°
Ashton-in-Makerfield, Winwick, 108,
210°, 230^
Ashton-super-Ribble, Lanes., 203^
Ashton Hall, Lanes., 239°
Ashurst, Anne, 215; Mary, see
Gradwell, 193'*; Richard, 193",
215
Ashurst, Sussex, 319
Askwith, Anne, 281; Christopher,
274
Aslee, Mary, 300*, 301; Thomas,
300, 301
Aspin[w] all, family, 135°, 136°; Alice,
124, 127, 218; Anne, 135, 136,
142; Cecilia, 103, 215; Edward,
I33*°> 135*°. 222; Eleanor, olim
Ireland, 135°; Ellen, 133; Emi-
nora, 118; Gilbert, 135°; Henry,
127, 218; Humphrey, 124; Ire-
land, 135°; James, 259; John, 135,
136, 223; Katherine, 136; Mar-
garet, 102*; Mary, 85, see Green,
135°; Peter, 103, 118, 215; Pris-
cilla, 259; Ralph, 259; Thomas,
133. 136, 222, 223, 259; William,
85
INDEX
429
Aspinwall Hall, Aughton, Lanes.,
135°
Aspull, Wigan, Lanes., 108, 227,
228*11, 252*"^
Assheton, see Ashton
Astley, Alice, 149; Elizabeth, 309;
Henry, 134; Jacob, 295; John,
149; William, 97
Astley, Leigh, Lanes., 115*°, 213*0,
224, 230^
Astley Hall, Leigh, Lanes., 1850,
214*11
Aston Hall, Staffs., 365
Aston, see Ashton
Astwood, Frances, 296; Francis, 294,
296
Atherton, Henry, 128; Margaret,
128
Atherwright, Eliz[abeth], 177
Atherton, Anne, 133; Elizabeth, see
Scarisbriek, 216; Ellen, 226;
Godfrey, 133; Henry, 127, 218;
Hugh, 13311; James, 226; John,
142; Katherine, 142; Margaret,
100; Nicholas, 100; Rich[ard],
226; Thomas, 21611
Atherton, Leigh, Lanes., 224
Athy, Annette, olim Gradell, 19311;
Edmund, 1931^
Atkins, Edward, 304; Ellen, 304
Atkinson, Abraham, 281, 285; Alice,
91, see Gillow, 20011; Anne, 91,
155, 281, 285; Aic , 269;
Bridget, 259, 262; Cecilia, 271;
Christopher, 175; Dorothy, 281;
Edward, 268; Elizabeth, 175,
see Layfield, 244°; Henry, 20011,
260; Jennet, 176; John, 176,
28511 ; Mary, 278*; Richard, 155,
268; Valentine, 262; William,
280*; , Canon, protestant,
Atrooke, Dorothy, 300; Thomas, 300
Atwick, Yorks, 264
Aubbing, Robert, 86; , 86
Aubert, Jean Baptiste, priest, 329,
347 io 358 passim
Aubry, Hugh, 78
Aud[h]as, Awdis, Awdas, Owdas,
family, vol. iv,, 258°; Anthony,
258, 268, 275; Mary, 268; Ursula,
258, 275
Audley, Mervin Touehet, baron, 82"
Audley, Staffs., 3051
Audzus, Woodsetts, South Anston,
Yorks, 25811
Aughton, Anne, 217; Ellen, 128, 217;
Nicholas, 217; Richard, 128,
217
Aughton, Ormskirk, Lanes., 134*°,
135*°, 136*", 138", 150°, 183°,
201°, 215*°
Aughton Hall, Ormskirk, Lanes.,
2170
Aughton, Yorks., 256, 257, 265
Augustinian Convent: Bruges, 2461;
Paris, 202*
Aust, see Owst
Austin, Robert, 83
Austwiek, Clapham, Yorks, 268
Avranches, Adam (de), 24111; Ellen,
see Redmayne, 24111
Awdas, Awdis, see Audas
Awnsham, see Hansom
Axtell, Samuel, 90
Ayanson, see Hansom
Aylesbury, Berks, 81
Aylett, Ursula, 83
Ayliffe, Dorothy, 314*; John, 314;
Richard, 314*
Ayndoe, Edward, 121; Jane, 121
Aynscough, see Ainscough
Ayn[e]sworth, see Ainsworth
Ayre, John, 171
Ayrey, see Arey
Ayscough, see Ainscough
Azerley, Kirkby Malzeard, Yorks.,
278
Babbingley, Norfolk, 293
Babthorpe, Christian, olim Girling-
ton, 249°, see Girlington, 2 3 511,
24811 ; Katherine, see Palmes,
26011 ; Ralph, 26011; William, 235°,
24011
Babthorpe, Hemingborough, Yorks.,
26011
Babthorpe Hall, Yorks., 235°, 248"
Bachell, Mary, 313; William, 313*
Bac[k]ton, Suffolk, 300*, 302
Bacon, Eliz[abeth], 323; Henry, 301;
Lucy, O.S.B., 20
Bacton, see Backton
Baddeley, William, 304*
Baddesley Clinton, Warwicks., 199'^
Badhead, Isabel, 297; Richard, 297
Baddow, Essex, 329
Badsworth, Yorks., 2581
Badwell[-Ash], Suffolk, 298, 301
Baggs, Sarah, 399
Bagley, Bayley, Richard, 82*°;
Thomas, 82°; William, 821
Bagnall, Bagnold, John, 304; Ran-
dal, 304; Richard, 304; Thomas,
303
Bagott, Mary, 304
Baibrigge, Lanes., 23311
Bail[e]y, Bailley, Ba[y]l[e]y, Bale.
Alice, 98; Diana, 374, 376, 377,
378; Edward, 347; Elizabeth,
314, 386; Frances, 304; John,
105, 203; Hannah, see Roberts,
379, 381, 383; Margaret, 105,
286; Mary, 203, 286, 347, 384;
430
INDEX
Ralph, 98; Richard, 304; Rose,
347; Walter, 307; William, 83,
314, 339; , 314
Bailey, Mitton, Lanes., 145", 146
Bailey Hall, Lanes., 146°
Bailley, see Bailey
Bailton, Jane, 175; William, 175*''
Baily, see Bailey
Bainbrig, Isabel, see Remington,
244°
Ba[i]nes, Bayne[s], Agnes, 179*;
Alice, 175, olim Symcocke,
1 77°; Anne, 174; Bartholomew,
173*; Edmund, 177*°; Elizabeth,
303; Jane, Jennet, 178, see
Blacow, 177", see Kendall, 177"^;
John, 173, 177*", 202; John,
priest, 173*°, als Peter Blacow,
als Kendall, 177°; Margaret, olim
Sykes, 173; Mary Joseph, Poor
Clare, 173*^^; Peter, priest, 177°,
see John, 177°; Peter Augustine,
Bishop of Siga, 177°; Richard,
177*0; Thomas, 173; Thomas,
vere Bennett, priest, 196^; Wil-
liam, 173*", 303* ; William, priest,
177°; W M , quoted, 263,
, 202
Bainsbrig, Mary, 297
Bainton, James, 261; Jane, 261
Baitson, see Bateson
Baker, Anne, 160; Catherine, 369*,
373; Charles, 406; Charles Lucy
Woolridge, 406; Edborough,
278; Edward, 78; Eleanor, 378,
391; Francis, 88; James, 374,
403; Jane Sarah, 405; John, 160,
369*, 371*, 374, 375, 376*, 378,
380, 399, 403, 405, 407, 410*,
414, 418, 422; Joseph (Champ),
403*, 407; Mary, 316, 373, 406,
414 ; Rebecca, 402, olim Fook, 403,
405, 407, 410, 414, 418; Richard,
316, 410; Roger, 275; Samuel,
375, 378; Sarah, 373, 374, 375,
olim Norris (Morice), 376, 378*,
380; Sarah Anne, 422; Thomas,
369, 373
Bakeston, George, 297
Balcarres, Earl of, 231"
Balderstone, Blackburn, Lanes., 1020,
143, 157°, 193*°, Green House,
I93n
Baldock, Thomas, 90
Baldwyn, Baldwin, Bauldwin, Bald-
wene, Francis, 296; James, 163;
John, vere Langton, priest, 165";
Isabella, see Gerard, 229°; John,
228", 22911; Margaret, see Gerard,
22811 ; Robert, 293; Thomas,
priest, 163'^; William, S.J., 3, 5*
Bale, see Bayley
Ball, Balls, family, 246*°; Agnes,
olim Corless, 24611, olim Roe,
246", see Robinson, 246'»; Alice,
see Frith, 246^, see Walmesley,
246", see Ward, 246; Andrew,
85 ; Cicely, 246°, see Valley,
2 4611 ; Dorothy, see Penswick,
246°; Edward, als Worthington,
priest, 246"; Elizabeth, 246";
George, priest, 246°; George,
als Worthington, priest, 246";
Henry, 404, 413; James, 188;
Jennet, 188; John, 187; John,
priest, 246*°, als Worthington,
246"; Joseph, 323; Mary, 130,
olim Layfield, 24611, see Pierelli,
246°, see Slezack, 2461; Nancy,
see Dobson, 24611 ; Richard, 189;
Robert, 246*1; Rudolph, 2461;
Sarah, see Bone, 246°; Thomas,
24611 ; William, 246*1, 2471;
William, priest, 246*1; Winefrid,
olim Taylor, 246", see Croskell,
2461, 2471; Winefrid, O.S.B.,
2461; -, 85, 187
Ballam, Lanes., 1871
Ballard, Anne, 113; Edward, 323;
Ellena, 107; Richard, 82; Robert
142; William, 317
Ballasse, Ellen, 284
Ballen, Mary, 325; Richard, 325*;
William, 325
Balls, see Ball
Balmer, Mary, 395, see Bower, 395
Balsam, Sarah, see Skiller, 419, 422
Balshaw, John, 99
Baltimore, John Carroll, bishop of,
366; George Calvert, baron, 107
Baly, see Bayley
Bamber, family, 1821, 183*1; Anne,
olim Singleton, 1831, see Jump,
1831; Catherine, olim Trafiford,
1831; Edward, 1831; Edward,
als Reding, als Richardson, als
Walsh, 1831; Elizabeth, see
Brownbill, 1831; James, 1831;
Jane, 119, 191; John, 1831; Ka-
therine, 189; Mary, olim Sher-
burne, 1831; Richard, 182*1,
183*1, 191; Thomas, 169, 183*;
William, 119, 183*, 189
Bamford, Edward, loi; Henry, 306;
Mary, loi
Bamfurlong Hall, Abram, Lanes.,
98", 124", 228"
Banaher[?], Jos[eph], 337
Banastre, Ban[n]aster, Ban[n]ister,
Ban[n]ester, family, 1011, 151";
Adam, 101*1 ; Alice, 103, 159, see
Cowley, no"; Anne, 93, olim
INDEX
431
Preston, 233", 236^, see Bard-
sea, 233°; Elizabeth, olim Elston,
2340, see Anderton, 234'*, see
Holden, 234"; see Kcighley,
185°, see Richardson, 18511;
Frances, 227; Henry, loi*", 105,
227; Henry, als Rutter, priest,
loi'i; John, vere Cowley, priest,
110°; Margaret, loi", olim Kirk-
by, 24011; Mary, 105; Nathaniel,
185"; Nicholas, 234^; Richard,
240"; William, 108, 143,233^, 236«
Banck, see Bank
Banck[e]s, see Bankes
Bancroft, Elizabeth, 118; Robert,
23c
Banham Broome, Norfolk, 290*°
Bank, see Bankes
Bank Hall, Broughton, Lanes., 165",
192°, 20511
Bank Hall, Kirkdale, Lanes., loi",
138°, 140°, 2i6'i, 240"
Bank[e][s], Banck[e][s], Alice, 130,
223, 317; Anne, 119, 263, 308;
Cuthbert, 274; Elizabeth, 256;
Ellen, 196; Gabriel, 176; Honor,
olim Supple, 392*; Isabel, 159;
Jane, 324; Jeremiah, 392; John,
152, 153; Katherine, 265; Lau-
rence, 196, 256; Margaret, 347*;
Mary, 108, 263; Richard, 196;
Simon, 265; Stephen, 324; Tho-
mas, 223, 269, 392; William, 392;
, widow, 309
Banks, Great Harwood, Blackburn,
Lanes., 14411
Banister Hall, Walton-le-Dale, Lanes.,
134°, 15011, 1510, 1530, i94*n^ 21411
Bannister Hey, Claughton, Lanes.,
10611, 178*11
Banes, see Baines
Banney, see Barney
Bannaster, Bannester, Bannister, see
Banastre
Barn[e][s], Anne, 369; Bernard, 409;
Clara, 402, 405, olim Bower, 398,
401, 402, 405*, 409, 412; Dennis,
398;Ehzabeth,i23; 324; 407,410,
418; John, 318; Lawrence, 165;
Lucy Anne, 413; Mary, 268; Ro-
bert, 268; Sophy, 413; Thomas,
181, 190, 309, 324*, 347, 413; Wil-
liam, 208, 378,398,40i*,402, 405*,
409, 412; , 208
Banson, Thomas, 197; , 197
Banton, Eliz[abeth], 303; James, 303*
Barber, Barbor, Eliz[abeth], 292;
James, 292*; Jane, 313, 322;
John, 317; Peter, vere Travis,
priest, 129°; Thomas, 313; Wil-
liam, 313
Barbies Moor, Ulnes Walton, Lanes.,
92*n, 13411, i5in, 16511, 181°, 193
Barbor, see Barber
Barborn, Eleanor, 281
Bar[c]kley, Bartley, family, 7; Brid-
get,352: James,352; Jean.O.S.B.,
2, 3*, 4*, 5, 1, 8*; Thomas, 352
Barcombe, Sussex, 321*
Barcroft, Anne, see Brockholes, 194";
Thomas, 194"
Barcroft Hall, Lanes., 19411
Bardon, Elizabeth, 350; James, 350;
Margaret, 350
Bardsea, Anne, olim Banastre, 233°;
Dorothy, see Anderton, 233";
Nicolas, 23311
Bardsea[Hall], Urswick, Lanes., loS",
233*1^, 234*11, 244"
Bardwell, Elizabeth, 300, 302; Robert,
300*, 302
Bare, Lancaster, 251
Barford, Norfolk, 295
Barforth, Barford, Yorks., 269
Barg[e]man, Barbara, 256, 266;
Eliz[abeth], 256, 266; Gillian,
256, John, 256, 266*; Juliana,
266; Thomas, 256, 266
Barinton, see Berington
Barker, family, 142°, 266*11; Alex-
ander, 133, 220*11; Alexander,
als Parr, priest, 22011; Andrew,
266; Anne, 133, 261, 305; Arthur,
109; Bridget, 295; Cecilia, 277;
Christopher, 285 Dorothy, 271;'
Eliz[abeth], 262, 266, 286; Ellen,
10611, 147; Gabriel, 284; James,
231; James, vere Rigby, priest,
109°, als Lawrence Rigby, priest,
22011; John, 14211, 372; Lawrence,
vere Rigby, priest, 10911; Mar-
garet, 285; Mary, 231, 261, 284,
see Hitchmough, 114°; Richard,
vere Hitchmough, priest, apos-
tate, 1 14° ; Susanna, olim Lathom,
14211; Thomas, 257, 266; William,
142, 305*
Barkley, see Barckley
Barkinsgate, Lanes., 255"
Barkway, Herts., 90
Barlavington, Sussex, 321*
Barlett, John, 317
Barley, James, 261; Samuel, 269
Barlow, Alexander, 1111, 159°, 21611;
Catherine, see Norreys, iiih;
Edward, vere Booth, priest, 224;
Edward Ambrose, O.S.B., mar-
tyr, 22411; Frances, 313, 316;
Margaret, see Scarisbrick, 216°;
Mary, see Talbot, 15911; Rosen-
dus, Rudesin, O.S.B., 9, 19;
Thomas, 313*
432 INDEX
Barlow Hall, Lanes., iii", 216°
Barlow House, Lanes., isq^^
Barmby, Cleveland, Yorks.,
Barling, William, 315*; , 315
Barmby - on - the - Marsh, Howden,
Yorks., 258a, 263
Barmby-, Barnby - on - the - Moor,
Yorks., 256, 265*°, 276
Barnacre [infra Garstang], Lanes.,
164", 174*°, 175°, 191, 2050
Barn[e]ham, Sussex, 318*
Barnard, Christopher, 76*, 273*°;
Richard, 276
Barnard Castle, Durham, 204^
Barnard's Inn, London, 234*°
Barnborough Hall, Yorks., 212°
Barnbow [Hall], Barwick in Elmet,
Yorks., 212°, 275°, 285°
Barnby, see Barmby
Barnsley, Yorks., 326 [295
Barney, Banney, Norfolk, 291, 292,
Barningham, Berningham, Birming-
ham, Burningham, Anne, 331,
344; Frances, 331, 345, 346, 350,
idlim Grime, 335; Francis, 332;
Fr -, 344, 346; John 331, 335*,
344, 345*, 346; Lucy, 338;
Teresa, 338; , Miss, 351*,
353; , Mrs, 331, 346, 351*,
353
Barnoldswiek, Yorks., 274
Barns, see Barnes
Barnwel, Pat[ric]k, S.J., 340*°
Baron, Barron, Anne, 169; Chris-
topher, 311; Elizabeth, 96; Ellen,
n6; Thomas, 169; William, 94,
96
Barrat[t], Barott, see Barret
Barre Magna, Staffs., 307
Barrett, Barritt, Barrat[t], Barott,
Anne, 262, 375; Catherine, 370;
Elizabeth, loi, 369, 370; James,
273; Jane, 305; John, 305*;
Mary Teresa, 369; Sarah, see
Daly, 415; Teresa, see White,
381; Tho[mas], 369, 370, 372,
373; ,396
Barron, see Baron
Barrow [e], Barrowe[s], Barrow [e]s,
Barru, family, 195°, 207^; Alice,
87; Anne, 87, olim Hall, 207",
see Ashton, 119'^, see Molyneux,
1 1 911 ; Clemency, 195°; Edward,
195*°, 207", 208"^; Edward, S.J.,
20711; David, 97; Dorothy, 133;
Elizabeth, 87, olim Swarbreck,
207°; George, 133*°; Gilbert,
11911; Hugh, 119'^; James, 207°;
Jane, 210, see Pennington, 119°;
John, 119*°, 130, 195*", 207*11,
208*°, 275; John, priest, 189°,
2o8n; Joseph, S.J., 2080; Kath-
erine, 97; Margaret, 1951; Mary,
olim Crookall, 1891, 208"^; Rich-
ard, S.J., 2o8n; Thomas, iSg",
2o8'i; Thomas, als Hareourt, als
Waring, S.J., martyr, i95n;
William, 87
Barrowford, Lanes., 149°
Barru, see Barrow
Barry, Elenor, 347; James, 350*;
John, 347; Sarah, 347*; William,
347*
Barsly, John, 306*; Margery, 306
Barter, Bartet, John, 324; , 321
Bartie, , Mrs, 330
Bartle Hall, see Leach Hall, Wood-
plumpton, Lanes., 182°, 244^
Bartle Quarter, Woodplumpton,
Lanes., 162", i82»
Bartlet, Hannah, 397
Bartley, see Barckley
Barton, family, 163°, 176; Alice, 156,
272", see Butler, 176°; Anne, 163,
olim South worth, 176^1; Chris-
topher, 180°; Constantia, see
Cottam, 180^; Edward, 80, 135;
Eleanor, 136; Elezius, 185; Eliz-
abeth, 176°, 177°, 186, olim
Haydock, I76n, 177^, see Hulme,
167"; Fleetwood, 177''; olim
Shuttleworth, 163°; Gawther,
136*'!; Gilbert, 165, 240O; Grace,
see Belasyse, 227°; Hugh, 124,
1 7611, 1 77^1; Isabel, olim Kirkby,
240^; James, 128°; Jane, 94,
177*°; Jonathan, 342; John, 94,
124, 126, 176*°, 177°, 221; Mar-
garet, 106, 124, 165, 179, olim
Singleton, iSoi^; Mary, 130, 181,
o/«m Hesketh, i63'», 180^, 2500, see
Stanley, 180°, 250°; Priscilla,
see Sheppard, 112°; Ralph, 126,
130, 221; Rebecca, 80; Richard,
163°, 176*°, 179, i8on, 181, 250'*;
Roger, 106, 124; Thomas, 165,
176°, 177°, 193^ 227^, 272", 342;
, S.J., 47
Barton, Hants., 313
Barton, Lanes., ii8'», 162°, 163*",
i64*», 165*°, 226
Barton Bendish, Norfolk, 292
Barton Hall, Preston, Lanes., 176*",
I Son, 240^
Barton - Hartshorn, Burnheartowne,
Bucks, 8o*n
Barwick-in-Elmet, Yorks., 276*n, 285"
Barwick-in-Furness, Lanes., 2i6'»
Bascomb, Charles, 421, 423; Edith,
421*, 422, 423; George, 421;
Henry, 421*; Moses, 423
Baseley, Florence, 298; Richard, 298
INDEX
433
Bashall Hall, Lanes., isg'i
Basingstoke, Hants., 314
Basse, Mary, 86*; William, 86*
Basset[t], Edmund, 293; Jane, see
Fitzherbert, 308^; Thomas, 308
Bassigborne, Cambs., 85
Bastwell, John, 125; , 125
Bate, see Bates
Bateman, Charles, 294
Bate[s], Bayte, Anna Maria, 338;
Betsy, see Elizabeth; Catherine
Mary, 338; Christopher, 108;
Elizabeth, Betsy, 342, 345 ; Eliza-
beth Mary, 338 ; George, 282, 395 ;
James, Jemmy, 139, 345; Jane,
139; John, 107*; Katherine, 107;
Margaret, Margery, 107*; Mary,
282*; Matthew, 116; Nancy, 345;
Ralph, 116; Thomas, 107, 320;
, Mr, 345; , Mrs, 344,
345, 346; , Miss, 344
Bateson, Beateson, Baitson, Alice,
99; Elizabeth, 99; Henry, 274;
Janet, 98; John, 98; Richard,
99*; Thomas, 99; William, 99*;
, 99*
Bath, John, 309
Bath, Somerset., 185, 202°, 205°,
2121, 367
Bathell, Mary, 315; William, 315*
Bat[t], Anne, 369*; Catherine, 370,
see White, 379, 380; Francis
Xavier, 368; Georg — , 369;
James, 377, 379*, 380*, 381*,
382*, 383, 384, 385*, 386*, 392,
398*, 399, 400, 412; Jane, 379;
John, 371; Joseph, 368*, 369*;
Mary, 368, 369*, 371; ,
widow, 85
Battle, see Batty
Battle, family, 890, John, 89
Batty, Battie, family, 250^, 25 1";
Anne, 250^; Christopher, 274;
John, 25 1»; Reginald, priest,250ii,
251"; Robert, protestant clergy-
man, 251°; Thomas, 250°
Battwright, see Botwright
Bauldwin, see Baldwin
Bauckes, Anne, 259; James, 259
Bawsey, Bowsey, Norfolk, 290
Bawtry, Notts., 248"^
Baxter, Marmaduke, 259, 268*;
Mary, 268; Prudence, 301; Rich-
ard, 301
Baylie, Edward, 322; Thomas, 322
Bayl[e]y, see Bay ley, Bailey
Baynton, Dorothy, 267; James, 267;
Jane, 267; John, 267
Bayte, see Bates
Beach, Elizabeth, 304; Thomas, 304
Beacons, Essex, 332
Beaconsfield, Bucks., 80
Beadnall, George, 297
Bealbie, Margaret, 266
Beale, George, 320, 321; Richard, 320
Beales, Deales, Magdalen, 299; Mary,
299, 301*; Thomas, 299, 301
Beamer, Thomas, 294
Beane, Magdalen, 278; Margaret, 277
Bearch, Nicholas, 325
Beard, Margaret, 383
Beasemore, John, 309
Beateson, see Bateson
Beauclerk, Charles, duke of St Albans,
113°; Sydney, 213°; , olim
Norreys, 113'^
Beaumont, family, 139°, 228^^, see
Byerley; Adam, 213^; Dorothy,
283; Elizabeth, see Tyldesley,
2 1 311 ; Hannah, olim Harding,
365; Joseph, 365; Marina, 70*,
71; Matthew, 283*; Thomas,
bart, 228"; William, S.J., 365;
Stapleton, baron, 139°;
, O.S.B., 43, 45
Beaumont Cote, Lanes., 248'*
Beauvoy, Eleanor, see Norreys, 112°
Bechley, John, 320
Beck, Edward, 396; Eleanor, olim
Thornborough, 251"; Jane, olim
Alston, 396; Thomas, 251'^;
William, 396
Beckbayne, Beckbaiyne, family, 232'^ ;
Alice, 232; Anne, 232; George,
232"; John, 232*1; Margaret, 232;
Robert, 232'*; Sibilla, 232; Tho-
mas, 232
Becket, Margaret, see Johnson, 312°;
Thomas, 312'^
Beckwith, Jane, see Thorpe, 266*^;
Thomas, 266°, 277; William,
283
Becon, Robert, 286
Bede, quoted , I02i»
Bedford Leigh, Lanes., 116*^, 117*0,
219*11, 224, 2300, 340*
Bedford Hall, Lanes., 219^
Bed[d]ingfeild, Beddingerfeild, Bed-
ingfield, Edward, 295; Eva, see
Yaxley, 299°; Grace, 300*, 301;
Henry, 29011; 299"; M ,O.S.B.,
18*; Thomas, 300*, 301
Bedloe, Lanes., 128^
Bedwyn, Wilts., 323
Beeford, Yorks., 260*0, 264*
Beeney, John, 319
Beesley, Beselegh, family, 163*°;
Anne, 163; Bridget, olim Nelson,
1 630; Christopher, 1630; Edward,
1630; Edward, als Hoghton, S.J.,
164O; Ellen, see Parker, 164";
Francis, 164*"; George, 164*0;
28
434
INDEX
George, priest, martyr, 164°,
242°; Henry, 163°, 164^^; James,
189; John, 163°, 164°, 242°;
John, priest, 164*°, als MoUyns,
als Parker, 16^^) John, als Nel-
son, S.J., 163*^ 164°; Margaret,
olim Parker, 164'^; Marie, see
Scrope, 163'^; Ralph, 16^^; Rich-
ard, 164*'!; Thomas, 1641^
Beggerley, , widow, 290
Bekonson, Jane, 121; John, 121
Belasyse, Bellasse, Anne, olim Daven-
port, 227°; Grace, olim Barton,
227^^; Henry, 227^; Rowland,
227*°; Thomas, 227°; Thomas,
Viscount Fauconberg, 227'^
Belby, Margaret, 257
Belby, Howden, Yorks., 257, 262
Belgrave, Leicesters., 2281^
Bell, Anthony, 285; Eleanor, 297;
Elizabeth, 80; Ellen, 169, 170,
181; Frances, 267; George, 297;
Isabel, 170; Janet, see Crispin,
414; John, 355; Margaret, 297;
Mary, 176, 277; Richard, 289;
Robert, 267* ; Samuel, 350* ; Tho-
mas, 176,288; William, 290,292*,
296; , 292, 294
Bell Fold, Newsham, Lanes., 201Q
Bellamy, Walter, 293, 295; , 293,
295
Belle Living, Broughton, Lanes., 165
Bellingham, Alan, 235°; Anne, see
Kirkby, 239^; Isabel, see Big-
land, 253°, see Kirkby, 24011;
Marion, see Duckett, 235°; Rob-
ert, 251"^; Roger, 239^, 240°;
Thomasine, see Thornborough,
251°
Bellingham Hall, Lanes., 239^, 240^
Belt, John, 296; Katherine, 257, 262
" Belted Will," see Howard,
Bemingham, Michael, 338
Bendfield, Stansted - Mountfitchet,
Essex, 88
Benison, see Benson
Bennett, Agnes, 254; Alice, 196;
Edward, vere Daniel, priest,
1 8611; Ellen 112; Francis, 116;
George, 190; John, 112, 217,
325; Margaret, Margery, 189,
190; Peter, 254; Robert, 288;
Thomas, 196*1^; Thomas, als
Baines, priest, 196^1; William,
208; , 208*
Benning, Elizabeth, 203
Bennison, see Benson
Bensley, Edward, 289, 293; Elizabeth,
289; , 293
Benson, Ben[n]ison, Anne, olim West-
by, 1980, see Fenwick, 233^;
Anne Winder, olim Dowbiggin*
232°, 233^; Brian, vere Cansfield,
S. J., confessor, 249°; John, 198°;
Katherine, 94; Richard, 269;
Robert, 297, 326; Thomas, 233a,
247''
Bent, Anne, 226*; Henry, 226; John,
269*; Margaret, 226*; Richard,
226*
Bentham, John, 269
Bentley, Mary, 273; William, 302
Bentley in Rowley, Yorks., 262* 264
Bergavenny, Abergavenny, , olim
Neville, Dowager Countess of, 57
Bergis, Margaret, 171
Berington, see Berrington
Berkley, Richard, 288
Bernard, olim John Palmer, Cis-
tercian, 366, 367
Berningham, see Barningham
Ber[r]ington, Bonington, Barinton,
family, 329*; Anne, 328*'^, 332,
olim Bates, 329, see Mossock,
138°; Charles, 329; Charles,
Bishop of Hierocaesarea, 329;
C , 353; Edward, 385;
Eleanor, Helen, Nelly, 333, 386,
o/j'm Morris, 384, 385 ; Eliza, 328* ;
James, 384*, 385, 387; John,
328*, Joseph, 328; Philip, 328*,
337, 339, 350*, 354*, 358; Phi-
lippa, 328, 333; R , 338;
Sara, 328; Thomas, I38i», 328*°,
329, 334*, 335*, 336*, 346*, 358;
Thomas, priest, 328i», 329; Wil-
liam, 328*, 333, 335, 345; ,
Mr, 333, 344; , Mrs, 333*,
334*, 335, 336*
Berry, Bury, Anne, 124; Eliz[abeth],
115, 269; Emblina, 133; George,
270; John, I02, 269; John
Jerome, vere Butler, O.S.B.,
2040; Lambert, 115, 224; Mary,
102, 270; Robert, 133, 274;
William, 115, 124, 224; ,
quotedy 89*°, 3151^
Berthorpe, see Everthorpe, 261
Bertie, , Mrs, 321, 343, 345,
346
Bertine, , Mr, 45
Bertlett, Thomas, 80; , 80
Berwick, Anne, 269; Henry, 269
Beselegh, see Beesley
Bessorri, Charles Baptist, 406; John
Baptist, 406; Susan, olim Cooper,
406
Beswick, Yorks., 267
Betson, Mary, 305; Richard, 305
Betts, Anne, 292, 294; Eliz[abeth],
292; Walter, 300, 302; ,300,
302
liam, 320
Beverley, Yorks., 285"
Beverley Guildhall, Yorks., 256, 259,
261
Bewliolme, Nunkeeling, Yorks., 257
Bexington, Abbotsbury, Dorsets., 87^^
Beyton, Beighton, Bayton, Suffolk,
299*°, 301
Biandos (de), Eliza Margaret, olim
Scarisbrick, 217°; Leon Remy,
Marquis of Caste j a, 217°
Bibby, Agnes, 96; William, 96
Biccarstaffe, Elizabeth, 190; James,
190
Bickerdyke, Barbara, 278; Edward,
280; Elizabeth, 281; Isabel, 285
Bickerstafie, Ormskirk, Lanes., 133*°,
I35°» 138*°, 2i6», 222
Bickerstaffe Hall, Ormskirk, Lanes.,
115°, 2l6»
Bickliffe, Alice, olim Grimbaldeston,
196°; Jane, 280; , Mr, 196^
Bickmore, Maria, 337
Biddenden, Kent, 326*
Biddlecombe, Bartholomew, 315;
Jane, 314
Biddulph, Elizabeth, see Ireland, 131° ;
Richard, I3i»
Biddulph, Staffs., 304
Biddulph Hall, Staffs., I3in
Bidwell, Edward, 293; Edmund, 289;
, 289, 293
Biggen, Biggin, John, 263; Marj'-, 263
Biggons, John, 143
Bigland, Anne, 253*^, olim Thorn-
borough, 252^, 253*'!; George,
253; Henry, 252°, 253*1; Isabel,
olim Bellingham, 253"; James,
253*°. 353; John, 353; Margaret,
353; Mary, 267; Thomasine, 253
Bigland Hall, Lanes., 253°
Bignell, Eliz[abeth], 146, 314; James,
146
Bignor, Sussex, 321*
Billericay, Essex, 327
Bil[le]sborrow, Bisbrowne, family,
162°, Barbara, see Edforth, 162",
175°; Cecily, 1620; Elizabeth,
162°; Eliza Anastasia, olim Lee-
ming, 16211; Henry, 162*°, 203;
Henry L , priest, 1621;
James Romanus, priest, 16211;
John, 162°, 169*°; John, Bishop
of Salford, 162°, 175"; Margaret,
olim Albine, 1 62*^1; Mary, 169,
see Higginson, 162°; Richard,
i62*i», i75n; Richard O ,
priest, 1621; William, 162*^
Bilcliffe, family, 283°; Anne, 284*n;
Ellen, 283; Margaret, 283, 284*",
INDEX
435
Mary, 283*, 284*°; Matthew,
284*11; Richard, 283; Thomas,
283; William, 283; Winifrid, 283
£>iil, Eliz[abeth], 305; Thomas, 305*
Billing[e], Charles, S.J., 219*°; George,
coadjutor S.J., 219*°; Jennet,
181; John, 219*11; Margaret,
21911, olim Bradshaw, 219°;
Margery, olim Molyneux, 219°;
Richard, 219*°; Richard, S.J.,
219*1; Richard [Laurence], als
Laurenson, S.J., 219°, 327, 329,
339; Thomas, 223; Thomas, als
Westby, priest, 219°
Billinge [Hall], Lanes., 206°, 219*",
329
Billingshurst, Sussex, 318
Billingsley, Emma, 310
Billington, Blackburn, Lanes., 150*1,
I5I*n
Bilsborrow, Garstang, Lanes., 176*",
179, 180*1, 1851
Bilsborrow, see Billesborrow
Bilston, Staffs., 3101, ^n, 312
Bilton, Swine, Yorks., 261, 268
Bilton-cum-Harrogate, Yorks., 279
Bilyngton, de, family, 1511; Adam,
1511; Alicia, see Cho, 1511
Binison, Ellen, 100
Binck[e]s, Alice, 266; Anne, 261, 267;
Averill (Everilda),264; Elizabeth,
276; Everilda.see Averill ; Francis,
276, 284; Mary, 284; Peter, 264,
267
Bindlosse, Cecilia, see Standish, 2271;
Robert, bart., 2271
Binfield, Berks., 82*
Bing, Jane ,119; Thomas, 119
Bingley, Henry, 274
Binste[a]d, Dorothy, 314; Nicolas,
314*, 316
Binsted (Blinsted), Sussex, 318
Birch, Eleanor, see Bunbury, 11 51,
2141, see Holcroft, 11 51, 214I;
Elizabeth, 383; Thomas, 11 51,
2141
Birchall, John, 108; Margaret, 108
Birch Hall, Lanes., 2141
Birchley, Lanes., 1411
Birchley Hall, Lanes., 108", 1971,
2491
Bird, Anne, 309; Elizabeth, 308;
Thomas, 308
Birdsall, Yorks., 269
Birkacre, Chorley, Lanes., I25»»
Birkby, Yorks., 275
Birkebecke, Edward, 271
Birkett, John, vere Penketh, S.J.,
981; Robert, 247°; William, 274
Birkett, Yorks., 274
Birkin, Yorks., 2601
436 INDEX
Birley, Alice, 149; Roger, 149
Birmingham, see Barningham
Birstall, Yorks., 273
Birt, John, 271; Maria, 271
Birtford, Wilts., 324
Birtley, Durham, 99^^
Birtwhistle, family, 150°; Agnes,
141; Alice, olim Rawson, 150^;
Edward, 150°; James, 150°;
John, priest, 150*°; Joseph,
150*^; Margaret, olim Clayton,
150*°; Oliver, 150*^; Richard,
als Halliwell, priest, 150^; Theo-
dosia, i5on; Thomas, i5o*»*;
, olim Halliwell, 150^
Bisbrowne, see Bilsborrow
Bishop[p], family, 2^0^', William,
83; , Mrs, 246^
Bishop Eaton, Liverpool, 206'*
Bishopstrewe, Bishopstrowe, Wilts.,
322, 323*
Bishop Thornton, Lanes., 107^^
Bispham, Croston, Lanes., 105°, 196,
2I4*^ 253
Bispham-cum-Norbreck, Lanes., 204
Blachard, see Blanchard
Blackbrook, Lanes., 106°, 1781^, 204"
Blackbrook House, Parr, Lanes., 109^
Blackburne, Blackborne, Blackhouse,
family, 160°, 192°; Alice, 191;
Alice, i^if see Eccles, 132^, 192°;
Dorothy, 98; Edward, 192*";
Edward, als John Carey, priest,
192^^; Elizabeth, 177, olim Kit-
chin, 191°, olim Longworth, 160";
Ellen, see Hathornthwaite, 166",
192°, 233^^; Ellis, 277; Francis,
1 60*1; George, 192'^; Gregory,
i6o»; Henry, 144; Ireland, olim
Green, 136^; Jane, Jennet, 192^,
olim Aynesworth, 191^, 192°, see
Crooke, 192^^; James, priest,
1921^; John, 160°, 191*'^, 192*°;
John, priest, 19211; Katherine,
202; Margaret, 153, 191, 19211,
olim Nelson, 173°, olim Norreys,
192*0, see Eccles, 192^; Marie,
1910; Martha, 232; Mary, 232,
265, olim Livesey, 192^1; Per-
petua, olim Westby, i6cl^', Rich-
ard, 98, I32i», 160*°, 164^1, 166",
I73*n, i9i*n, i92*n, 233°; Robert,
i6o*n; Thomas, 136'^, i6o*n,
191*0, 192*0, 232; William, 191*0
Blackburn, Lanes., 143, 144*^^, 145*1
150", 151, 152*, 153*, 157, I59*»,
2240
Bla[c]ke, Anne, 290, 293
Blacke Hall, Goosnargh, Lanes., 1650
Blackett, Eliz[abeth], 270
Blackhill, Durham, 200"
Blackholme, see Brackenholme
Blackhouse, see Blackburne
Blackhurst, Jennet, loi
Black Ladies, Staffords., 2330, 2460
Blackledge, Alice, 105; Anne, 96;
Christopher, 99; Henry, 96;
Margaret, 96 ; Robert,99 ; ,99
Blacklach House, als Old Hall, Ley-
land, Lanes., 910
Blackley, Ellen, 144; John, 120;
Robert, 144
Blackley Hurst, Lanes., igi^
Blackmore, Anne, 307; John, 307*
Blackrod, Lanes., 940
Blackrod, AspuU, Lanes., 252*0
Blackrod, Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes.,
230*0
Blackstick, Chipping, Lanes., 1490
Blacktoft, Yorks., 263
Blackwell, Thomas, 317
Blacoe, see Blakoe, see Baines
Blaigden, Anne, 297; Lionel, 297
Blainseow, Adam, 960
Blainscow Hall, Coppull, Lanes.,
96*0, 127*0, 1280, 21 lo
Blair, , priest, 329
Blake, Dorothy, 316; Ellen, 163;
Olive, 325; William, 163
Blakelin, Francis, 268; John, 268
Blakoe, Blacoe, Christopher, vere
Tootell, priest, 950, 2360; Ed-
ward, 158; Ellen, 158; Jennet,
185, see Baines, 177^^; John, 158;
Margaret, 157; Peter, vere John
Baines, priest, 1770
Blakeston, Francis, 272
Blakey, William, 137, 297
Blan, Thomas, 307
Bla[n] chard, Blanshard, family, 1260,
233°; Anne, see Sidgreaves, 2330;
Anne Teresa, olim Butler, 2330;
Cecilia, 126; Edward, 1260;
Elizabeth, see Gerard, 233";
George, 1260, 2330; Isabel, 258,
265, 276; James, 233°; Jane,
265; John, 1260, 127, 221; Kath-
erine, 256, 257; Margaret, olim
Smith, 2330; Mary, 266; Richard,
258, 265; Robert, 265; Thomas,
265; William, 126*0; 218
Blanchfield, James, 337
Bland, George, 269
Blaney, Anthony, 85; Mary, 85
Blandford, Alice, 324 J Jane, 324;
Katherine, 324
Blandinus Mount, St Peter's Abbey,
Ghent, 21
Blanshard, see Blanchard
Blaw, Francis, 263 ; Katherine, 263
Bleasdale, Bleasdall, Agatha, olim
Tyldesley, 2140; Alice, 149*";
INDEX
437
i6i; Anne, 149; Elizabeth, 149;
James, 161; John, 214; Jane,
161 ; Mary, 149, see Roskell, 205";
Richard, 149; Thomas, 161
Bleasdale, Lanes., 192°, 233^^
Blevyn, Blewyn, Blevin[g], Anne,
■ 122, 181; James, 121; Jennet,
122*; Margaret, 121; Margery,
121; William, 121, 122, 188, 210
Blinsted, see Binsted
PBloare, Charles, 151; Eliz[abeth],
151; George, 151*; Mary, 129;
William, 129
Blood, George, 302; John, 302;
Robert, 302
Bloodworth, Thomas, 140°; , see
More, 140a
Blount, Anne, see Anderton, 249^1;
Edward, bart, 132^; Eleanor,
see Browne, 83°; Elizabeth, see
Englefield, 83^; Frances, olim
Molyneux, 13211; Mary, 381;
Richard, 83°; Walter, 830; Wal-
ter, bart, 24911
Bloxwich, Anne, 307
Blunn[e] Thomas, 317, 319
Blundell, family, 125°, 126°, 1501;
Alice, 120, 128; Anne, 126, olim
Haggerston, 1260, see Gillibrand,
95*°, 24911, see Hesketh, 249°;
JBridget, olim Tyldesley, 12&^;
Cecily, 125*°, 136; Charles Rob-
ert, 12611; Dorothy, O.S.B., 17,
18*; Eleanor, see Eccleston,
111°; Elizabeth, 79*, 125°, 132,
134; Ellen, 122, 125, 221, olim
Chadwick, 125°; Frances, olim
Chadwick, 125*, olim Lang-
dale, 126*", see Cams, 2431*, see
Peppard, 126^) Francis, 125°;
Francis, priest, 125^^; Francis,
S.J., 125°; Helen, Inst. B.V.M.,
125^; Henry, 125^, 126"^, 243^;
John, 125; Lawrence, 125*°,
127*0, 218; Margaret, 125^; Mar-
gery, 127; Mary, olim Eyre, 126°,
see Sheppard, 112^; Nicholas,
126°, 127, 129°, 221, quoted, 129^;
Nicholas, S.J., 126°; Nicholas
Peppard, 1261^; Richard, 125*°,
136, 218; Richard, scholastic
S.J., 126°; Robert, 111°; Sarah,
136; Thomas, 122, 126°; William,
95'', 126*, 219*0, 249"; William,
priest, 126°; , see O'Reilly,
1250; , see Worthy, 12 50
Blundell sands. Lanes., 196°, 218°
Blundeston, Suffolk, 301*
Blunt, Richard, 309
Blymhill, Staffs., 307
Blyth, Robert, 304
Board, Boore, Christiana, 302; Iro,
300; , 300 -
Boardman, Elizabeth, 343*; Henry,
130; James, 341; Katherine, 118;
Margaret, 128; Mary, 341, 342,
343; Peter, 343; William, 118
Bobbington, Staffs., 310
Bockhampton, Berks., 830
Boden, Elizabeth, 307; Ellen, 129;
Thomas, 307; William, 129
Bodenham, Charles, 376°; Elizabeth
Mary, olim Weld, 376*0
Bodkin, Anne, 256
Bodney, Norfolk, 292
Boggis, Anne, 362 ; , 362
Bognor, Sussex, 2060
Bogue, Ellenor, 348; James, 348*
Boil, see Boyle
Boison, Mary, 283
Bold, Bould, Anne, 118; Eleanor,
309; Grace, 90
Bold, Prescot, Lanes., 110*0, j^go,
2000, 211
Bolland, Bowland, Yorks., 1560
Bolland, Easington in, 2330; Easing-
ton Hall in, Yorks., 2360
Bollard, George, 319; John, 319;
Richard, 319
Bolina, bishop of, see Smith
Bolney, Sussex, 321*
Bolny, Mary Joseph, O.S.B., 66
Bolton, Boulton, family, 99, 1470;
Adam, 147*0; Alice, 147; Anne,
90, 144*; Elizabeth, no, 1470,
148, olim Culcheth, 2200; Eli-
zeus, 90; George, 99, 147*0; John
155; John Anselm, O.S.B., 990;
Katherine, 2170; Lancelot, 147*"^;
Margaret, 90, 103, 128, 147*'*,
2170; Mary, 155; Nicholas, 217°;
Richard, 147^^; Robert, 217;
Thomas, 144, 147*0, 148; Wil-
liam, 103, 2200, 341
Bolton, Lanes., 112*0, 192°, 2200,
2260, 2380
Bolton Hall, Copthurst Green, Sales-
bury, Lanes., 147*0
Bolton Hall, Bolton Hill, Preston
under Scar, Yorks., 274*0
Bolton Head, Melling, Lanes., 2440
Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes., 1420, 229,
2300
Bolton-le-Sands, Lanes., 2550
Bolton, Little, Lanes., 241*0
Bolton, see Boulton, Yorks.
Bolton Hill, see Bolton Hall
Boman, see Bowman
Bombay, 1800
Bona, Thomas, 385
Bond, Jennet, 99; Thomas, 383, 384;
William, 121
438 INDEX
Bondend - cum - Scrivcn, Knaresbor-
ough, Yorks., 279
Bonds infra Garstang, Lanes., 175*°
Bone, Sarah, olim Ball, 246"^; ,
Mr, 246°
Boningham, , Mrs, see Wenden,
335
Bonington, see Berington
Bon[n]ey, Alice, 203; George, 189*;
James, 188; Jennet, 189; Mar-
garet, 189; Richard, 187, 189;
William, 189; , 187
Bonnyfeild, Abraham, 288
Bonvill, William, 87
Booker, Bowker, Edward, loi; Jen-
net, 1 01; Joseph, 351*; Mary,
354; Richard, loi; Thomas, 135
Boore, see Board
Booth, Alice, 128; Ambrose, 310;
Anne, 144; Dorothy, 310; Ed-
ward, 128, 217; Edward, als
Barlow, priest, 224"; Ellen,
195°; George, 273*; Isabel, 273;
James, 343; John, priest, 224°;
Mary, 123, 224; Richard, 116,
224*"^; Robert Ambrose, O.S.B,,
224"^; William, 123, 224
Bootham, Alice, 274; Richard, 274*
Booths Hall, Lanes., 185^
Bootle, Anne, 105; Duleebella, 129;
Elizabeth, 1 37; Ellen,i28; James,
105; Jane, 129,222; Jennet, 129,
222; John, 129; Margaret, 105;
William, 105, 128, 217
Bootle - cum - Linaere, Walton - on -
the-Hill, Lanes., 118
Booty, John, 289
Bordley, Simon George, priest, 167'^
Borley, Essex, 88
Borry, Mary, 306
Borwick, Walton, Lanes., 242*°
Borwick Hall, Walton, Lanes., 227*°,
242^
Bosevill, Mary, 258; Richard, 258
Bosmere, Hants., 312*
Bossall, Francis, 272
Boston, Lines., 299^
Bottenham, Wilts., 323
Botwright, Bottrighte, Battwright,
Francis, 299; Margery, 300, 302;
Mary, 299
Boucher, William, S,J., 365
Bouck, Ehzabeth, 911^
Bouillon, see Boulogne
Bould, see Bold
Boule, Thomas, 325
Boulger, Dorothy, olim Havers, 290°;
George Simonds, 290^
Boulogne, Bishop of, 38*-7o passim
Boulogn[e], BuUogne, Bullen, Bouil-
lon, 33, 37, 38, 52, 58-70 passim
Bo[u]lton, Bishop- Wilton, Yorks.,
258*^, 265, 276
Boulton, see Bolton
Bountborough, Hants., 315
B[o]urke, Ann, 356; Charles Gambage,
394; Elizabeth Mary, olim Col-
craft, 394; Julia, 355; Patrick,
355; Toby, 356
Bourne, John, 318
Bovell, Mary, 263, 276; Richard, 276
Bovey, George, 288
Boward, Anne, 103; Lambert, 103
Bower Hinton, Somersets., 298
Bower[s], Alice, 368*, 369*, 370*;
Anne, 369, 373, 377; Charles,
375; Christopher, 231; Clare, 377,
389, 390, 391, 392, 393*, 396,
397, see Barns, 398, 401, 405,
409; Denys, 369, 373*, 375*, 376,
377*, 378, 382, 385*, 391, 392,
393, 415; Ehzabeth, 370; George,
397; Joseph Thomas, 395; Lucy,
393, 396, 397, 398; Margaret,
373; Mary, 373, 374*, 375*, 376*,
377*, 383, 390, 415, olim Bal-
mer, 395, 397; Richard, 368*,
369*, 370*, 373; Robert (de),
i7i°;Thomas, 395, 397*
Bowers House, Little Nateby, Lanes.,
171, 172, 198^^
Bowes, Charles, 260*1^, 283; Martin,
Lord Mayor of London, 260°;
Susanna, olim Anlaby, 2601*
Bowker, see Booker
Bowland, Whalley, Lanes., 156*^
Bowland-cum-Leagram, Chipping,
Lanes., 149^^
Bowland, see Bolland, Yorks.
Bo[w]man, Mary, 88; Richard, 313*;
Seymour, 323; Thomas, 88;
William, 318; , 313
Eowrem House, Lancaster, 255°
Bowring, John, 424
Bowser, Robert, 269
Bowthorpe, Norfolk, 299°
Boyd, James, 390
Boxall, John, 320; William, 320
Boyatt, Hants., 313
Boydell, Boydall, Anne, 105; George,
103; Katherine, 107
Boy[e]s, Eliz[abeth], 266, olim Tran-
mere, 277; George, 256, 265;
Isabel, 277*°; James, 277*"^;
John, 277"^; Mary, 277'^; Rich-
ard, 2jy*^; William, 263
Boyl[e], Boil, Charles, 407; James,
382*; John, 377, 382, 407; Mary,
see Slade, 378*, 379, 380, 381,382
Boyne, Frances, 277; William, 277
Boys, see Bo3''es
Boyt[h]er, Thomas, 322, 325
INDEX
439
Boywyn, John, 107
Brabant, 164^^
Bracewell, Yorks., 281^
Brackenholme, Blackholme, Yorks.,
257*°
Bracon Ashe, Norfolk, 289
Bracott, Staffs., 309
Bradary, Nicholas, 332
Bradbery, Elizabeth, O.S.B., 20;
, O.S.B., 29
Bradenham, East, Norfolk, 294,
296
Bradfield Combust, Suffolk, 299*°
Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk, 299*°
Bradfield St George, Suffolk, 299*'^
Bradfield, Suffolk, 299, 301
Bradfield, Yorks., 284
Bradford, Catherine, 387*; Eliza-
beth, 269
Bradford, Yorks., 273, 274
Bradkirk Hall, Lanes., 162*°, 164",
175^ 198*"
Bradley, family, 152^^; Alice, 149,
20711, see Winder, 233'^; Anne,
148, 149; Cecilia, 152; Dorothy,
203; Edward, 152, 207*1^; Eliz-
abeth, 131, 148, 178, 207*0,223;
Grace, 303; Helen, olim Tyldes-
ley, 2070; Hugh, 152°; Isabel,
152; James, 152, 207*0; John,
178, 207*°, 274; Katherine, olim
Nowell, 20711; Leonard, 148;
Margaret, 148, 207*0; Margery,
131; Mary, 143, 2070, olim Hes-
keth, 207*0; Peter, 233°; Peter,
vere Winder, priest, 233°; Rich-
ard, 2070, 228*0; Robert, 171;
Thomas, B>$^ 131, 2070; ,
228
Bradley, Cookham, Berks., 84*0
Bradley, Staffs., 307
Bradley Hall, Thornley-cum- Wheat-
ley, Lanes., 1520
Bradshaigh, Anne, see Culcheth, 1380,
1810; Dorothy, see Mascy, 2080 ;
Elizabeth, see Pilston, 2380 ;
Frances, see Scarisbrick, 21 60;
George, 305; James, 13 80; Jane,
olim Thornburgh, 25 lo; Roger,
1380, 1810, 2080, 2160, bart,
2380; William, 2510; , Earl
of Crawford and Balcarres, 1380
Bradshaw[e], Alice, 104, 115; Brian
Edmund, vere Arrowsmith, als
Rigby, S.J., martyr, 1180; Chris-
topher, 117, 224; Daniel, 158;
Frances, 2190, 307, olim Urms-
ton, 1 1 70, 2 1 90, see Shuttle-
worth, 1 1 70, 2190; George, 2190;
Isabel, see Knipe, 25 lo, see Smith,
2510; Jane, 104, 117, 224; John,
25 lo; Margaret, 104*, see Bil-
linge. 2190; William, 115, 224,
243^^; , 158
Brad well juxta Mare, Broad well
juxta Mire, Essex, 88*0
Brady, Catherine, 349; James, 349;
John, 349
Braham, Yorks., 2850
Bra[i]thwaite, Braithwayt, Anne, see
Ayscough, 272*0; James, 372*;
Katherine, 278; Thomas, 272"*
Bram, Daniel, 424
Bramble, Edward Augustine, 423;
EHzabeth, olim Soaper, 415, 418,
423; George, 418; James, 415,
418,423; Joseph, 415
Brampton, Norfolk, 292
Brampton Foot, Gillesland, Cumber-
land, 2390
Bramston, James Yorke, bishop,
193°, 361
Bramwell, Anne, 203; Elizabeth,
203*0; Jane, 203; Jon, 203;
Thomas, 203*0
Brand, Eliz[abeth], 179; William 179
Bran[de]sburton, Yorks., 260 264
Brand[on] Parva, Norfolk, 289, 290,
291, 294, 295
Brandsby, Yorks., 272
Brandsby Hall, Yorks., 15 3"
Bransburton, Yorks., see Brandes-
burton
Bransby, William, 90
Brandwood, Helen, 341, 342
Brant, Jane, 306; Robert, 306*
Branthwayte, Edward, 268; Thomas,
268
Brathwaite, see Braithwaite
Bratt, EHz[abeth], 260
Brausfee (?), Bucks., 81*
Bray, Edward, 319; Joseph, 374*,
375; Margaret, 374, 375; Mary,
375
Breares, see Breres
Breckall, Jennet, 198; Mary, 198
Breers, see Breres
Br[e]ighton, Bubwith, Yorks., 256*0,
266
Brenan, Elizabeth, 352; Joseph, 352;
Mary, 352
Brent, family, 194*0; Ellen, olim
Breres, 194'^; Henry, 1940; Jo-
seph, S.J., 340*0; Mary, olim
Clifton, 1940; , 1940
Brentford, Middlesex, 2520
Brentwood, Bur[n]twood, Essex, 87*0,
344
Brereley, John, vere Lawrence Ander-
ton, S.J., 1420, 2270
Breres, Breares, Breer[e]s, Bryers,
family, looo, 1400; Alexander,
440
INDEX
102"; Alice, 211, olim Hulme,
140*11; Bridget, I40*n; Blanch,
olim Cross, 140*^; Catherine,
140", 218°; Dorothy, 174; Ed-
mund, 102°; Elizabeth, 136, 140°,
olim Butler, 14011, olim Gilli-
brand, 100°, olim Tyldesley,
102°; Ellen, 96, 100, see Brent,
19411; Fleetwood, see Woodward,
100°; Henry, 174; John, 96,
100"; Lawrence, 100*°, 103,
1 40*11, i94*n, 2i8'i; Lawrence,
priest, 114'^, 14011; Margerie,
olim Fazakerley, 14011; Mary, 136,
140°, olim Clifton, 14011, olim
Molyneux, 140*°, see Lathom,
140*11; Robert, 140*11; Roger,
140*11, 174°, 211; Thomas, 140°;
William, 96; , widow, 132;
, 194°
Bretherton, Alice, 118, 123; Bar-
tholomew, 13911; John, 187;
Mary, see Stapleton-Bretherton,
13911; see Gerard, 139°; , 187
Bretherton, Croston, Lanes., loi
Brewen, Brewin, Nicholas, 318*
Brewer, Bruer, Henry, 200°; Isabel,
see Gillow, 20011; Jane, 154, 159;
John, 144; Margaret, 144; Nich-
olas, 321*; Roger, 154
Brewerton, Anne, 178; Christopher,
178; James, 178; Jennet, 178
Brewett, Edward, 292; Martha, 291,
292; , 292
Brewood, Staffs., 306*
Brewster, Anne, 296; Benjamin, 361;
Catherine, 361; Gertrude, 261;
Mary, 361 ; Thomas, 296
Brewton, Somersets., 298
Br[e]yning, John, 203; William, 203
Brianson, Brian, 221; William, 120
Bribby, Anne, 281
Brice, Mary, olim Fook, 412; William,
412
Brickell, Meliora, 87
Brickland, William, 239
Bricklebanck. John, 284
Bridekirk, Cumberland, 240°
Bridewell, London, 23511
Bridge, Elizabeth, 108, 128; George,
113; John, 128; Margaret, 141;
Ralph, 108; , Mrs, 332, 346
Bridger, Margaret, 312; Richard,
312*, 318, 320
Bridges, James Emile, 20511; Mari-
anne, olim Roskell, 205°
Bridge End, Lanes., 19111
Bridgewood, Joyce, 310
Bridgman, Orlando, 325
Bridhouse, Isabel, 94
Bridport, Dorset., 87*11
Brien, Ann, 348; Elizabeth, 348;
Richard, 348
Brierscliff, Whalley, Lanes., 149*'»
Brige, see Bridge
Brigg[e], Ehz[abeth], 280; Francis,
280; Mary, 257; Richard, 257;
William, 312
Briggs, Alice, 242*; Anne, 266; An-
thony, 320; Christiana, 242;
Edward, 309; Elizabeth, 142,
28211, olim Grimbaldeston, 1961;
Frances, 28211, 309; George, 2821;
John, 309; Margaret, 242; Mary,
275, 28211 ; Richard, 266; Robert,
242; William, 275, 282; ,
Mr, 1 9611
Brigham, Dorothy, 261*11, 268; Henry,
26I*^ 268; John, 261*°, 268;
Margery, 261°; Mary, 261*11;
Richard, 261*11; Ursula, 261, olim
Langley, 261*°; William, 261 ♦",
268*
Brigham, Yorks., 259, 261°, 262
Brighmann, Thomas, 332
Brighouse, John, 176; , 176
Brighouse House, Catterall, Lanes.,
1 8711
Brighouse, Yorks., 273°
Bright, , 314
Brighton, Yorks., see Breighton
Brigstock, Charles, 320; George, 320
Brimpton, Berks., 8411
Brinckhyrst, John, 82; , 82
Brindle, Alice, 94*; James, 94; John,
94; Robert, 94
Brindle, Lanes., 98*°, 99°, 1011, 102°,
15511, 202", 21011, 23811, 24911
Brindley, Anne, 307*; John, 307*;
Mary, 307; Walter, 307*
Brinsforth, Rotherham, Yorks., 282,
326
Briscoe, Eliz[abeth], 303; Thomas,
303*
Briser, Richard, 314
Bristol, Bristow, [George] Digby,
Earl of, 37, 47, 50*, 77» 286
Bristow[e], Henry, 288, 319*; William,
323
Brittaine, Alice, 162; William, 162
Brixham, Devon., 288
Broad, Elizabeth, 104
Broadwell, see Bradwell
Broadhurst, Edward, 152; Grace, 152
Brockbank, Eliz[abeth], 238
Brockett, Mary, 318; Nicholas, 318
Brockhampton, Hants., 15811
Brockholes, family, 15111; Anne, olim
Barcroft, 19411, see Davies, 195°,
see Parkinson, 178°, 19 4°; Au-
gustin, 194°; Bridget, see Harries,
157°; Catherine, see Howard,
I^H, stantia, olim Fitzherbert, 195°;
^^H Dorothy, olim White, 178°, 190°,
^^* 194"} see Greene, lyi'^; Jane, Jen-
net, olim Bradyll, 179'*, olim
Johnson, 195°, see Male, 179°,
see Owen, 195°, see Thornburgh,
252°; James, 195°; James Hes-
keth, igs^i; John, 194°, 195*°;
John, 171°, 178°, 190^^; Joseph
Hesketh,i95°;Mary, olim Holden,
145°, 252^, olim Johnson, 194°,
195°, see Hesketh, 195*"^, see
Jones, i95n; Roger, 194^ 195";
Roger, priest, 194'^, I95";
Thomas, 145°, 194*"^, 252°, olim
Hesketh, 195°; Thomas, priest,
144°, 157°, 194*"^; William, 195*°
Brockholes, Preston, Lanes., 209
Brockholes Hall, Higher, Lanes., 91°,
151°, 1941, 234°, 238°
Brockholes Hall, Lower, Lanes., 102°
Brocton, Staffs., 305
Brogden, Mary, 281*°
Bromard, John, 89
Bromley, Teresa, 393; Thomas, 288
Bromley Hurst, Staffs., 304
Bromley Paggett[s] Staffs., 304*
Brompton, Pickering-Lythe, Yorks.,
264", 274
Brompton Patrick, Yorks., 274
Brompton-super-Swale, Yorks., 275
Bromwich, William, 308
Bronfdon, , Mrs, 344
Brook[e][s], Alice, 113; Dorothy, see
Congreve, 311°; Edward, 287;
Eleanor, 280; Elizabeth, 113;
Emma, 298; George, 89; Leonard,
S.J., 367*, 379 io 392 passim;
Mary, 371; Richard, 311°; Rob-
ert, 308; Susan, see Havers,
290^; William, 298, 371; William,
Cunliffe, 144°
Brookhorth[e], George, 300; Francis,
299, 301; , 299, 301
Brooks, The, Bleasdale, Lanes., 164°,
192a
Brooks, see Brookes
Brookton, Staffs., 305
Broome, John, 322
Brotherton, John, 341, 343; Margaret,
106; Richard, 343; Thomas, 343;
William, 106
Brothurst, Grace, 93 ; Robert, 93
Brott, Anthony, 291
Brough, Hester, 304
Brough, Cumberland, 240°
Brough Hall, Yorks., 125°
Broughton, Alice, 128; Elizabeth,
see Kirkby, 240°; Ellen, 145;
Thomas, 240^
INDEX
441
164",
Broughton, Lanes., 106", 147'
178", 205°, 219°
Broughton, Kirkby Ireleth, Lanes.,
251^
Broughton, Preston, Lanes., 112'',
197
Broughton, Yorks., 274, 281*0, 282*n
Broughton Hall, Lanes, 117"
Broughton Hall, Yorks., 143", 150°
Broughton Tower, Kirkby Ireleth,
Lanes., 180'^, 2i6'», 2400, 251"^
Brown, see Browne
Brownbill, Francis, S.J., 183°; James,
S.J., 18311; Elizabeth, 183°, olim
Bamber, 183^^; John, 18^^; Mary,
183°; Robert, 18311; Thomas,
SJ, 1830
Browne, Alan, 319, 320; Alice, 148,
172, 203, 260, 264; Andrew, 310,
321; Anne, 182, 207, 385*, olim
Gillingham, 382, 383, 385, 388,
39 1 > 396, see Hayhurst, 156*"^, see
Smith, 167°, see Towneley, isG"*;
Anthony, Viscount Montagu,
83*0; Augustine, 396; Bartholo-
mew, 200°; Bernard, 391, 405,
407, 419; Caroline, 399; Barthol-
[omew], 200°; Dorothy, olim
Gradell, 193°; Edith, 298; Elea-
nor, olim Blount, 83"; Elizabeth,
182, 267, 284, 378, 380, 382, 397,
402, olim Gillingham, 390, 392,
olim Young, 385; George, 83*°,
260, 264, 391, 397*, 399, 405*;
George [Hilary], Bishop of Liver-
pool, 167", 193°; Helen, olim
Gradell, 193°; Henry, 169, 337,
385, 387*, 389, 391, 395*, 402;
Henry Charles, 407; James, 144,
172; Jane, 148, 257, 260, 264, 267,
297, 356, 392, see Englefield, 83^;
Jennet,i22,i49; John,79, 830,122,
148. 149, 276, 316*, 369, 371, 383,
389, 390, 405; Joseph, 388, 422;
Leonard, 260*0, 264, 405; Mar-
garet, 145, 171, 203, 282, 397,
399, 405, olim Gillow, 200^; Mary,
102, 357, 397, 408, olim Worth,
410, see Doncastle, 83°; Priscilla,
369; Rachael, 260, 264; Ralph,
203*; Richard, 260, 264, 307,
337 ; Richard, priest, 2000; Roger,
352; Samuel, 325; Sarah, 395,
olim Ward, 405, 407, 409, olim
Young, 387, 389, 391; Teresa,
369; Thomas, 193°, 408; Ursula,
369, 371; William, 80, 102, 156°,
182, 193°, 380, 382, 385, 388, 390,
391, 392, 394, 396, 405, 407, 409:
William Bernard, 419; William
Henry, priest, 200°; ,169, 316
442
INDEX
1
Brownedge, Lanes,, (?) 2031^
Brownell, Margaret, 131 ; Thomas, 131
Browning, Agnes, 203; Alice, 203
Brownjohn, Mary, 415, 423
Browsholme Hall, Yorks., 184°
Browton, Somersets., 298*
Broxa, Broxey, Yorks., 277*°
Brudenel, Mary, see Constable, 259^;
Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, 25911
Bruer, see Brewer
Bruges [Religious Houses], 37, 189°,
2091, 246°, 228'^
Brundon, Burden, Essex, 88*"
Brunt, William, 306
Brunton, Elizabeth, 257, 265
Brus^-il, , monsieur, 49
Brussels, Busse [Religious houses],
1-7, 17-24, 249
Bruste, Thomas, 294
Bryan, Anne, 305*; Elinor, 305;
Richard, 305
Bryant, Eliz[abeth], 318
Bryers, see Breres
Bryn, Lanes., loC'i, 111°, 133°, 135°,
219°, 230°, 244°, 249!^
Bryn Hall, Lanes., 220°, 228°, 236°,
237
Bryning, see Breyning
Bryning, Lanes., 166*°, 169*", 195°,
I96*i», I99»
Bryning-eum-Kellamergh, Kirkham,
Lanes., 207
Bryning Hall, Kirkham, Lanes.,
207*a
Bubwith, Yorks., 256, 257, 265°,
266*a
Buchfield, see Burghfield
Buck[e], 278*'», 279°; John, 95, 289;
Robert, 278, 279*°, 281; St John,
289, 293; Sarah, 289
Buekhnam, John, 291
Buckingham, , Duchess of, 31
Buckland, Walter, 323; William, 324;
, 323
Buckland, Berks., 82^
Buckland Manor, Kent, 199^
Bueklebury, Berks., 84
Buckley, John, 322; Ralph, 311;
William, 311, 379; , 322
Buckley Hall, Ribchester, iss**'
Bucklond, Berks., 83
Buckman, Edward, 318; Thomas, 318
Bucknall, Ralph, 305; Robert, 305;
William, 90
Bucktrout, family, 274°, Mary, olim
Newsome, 273^^, see Hansome,
273°, see Portington, 273°; Willi-
am, 273Q
Buekworth, Christopher, 159
Buddesdale, Suffolk, 300
Bulbeek, , priest, quoted, iii'^
Bulk, Lanes., 233», 245*0, 247*0, 255«»
Bull, Elizabeth, 298
BuUar, Buller, Alice, 160; James, 96;
Margaret, 97
BuUen, Bulleine, Bulling, Anne, 124;
Edward, 317, 319; Elizabeth,
123; Ellen, 131; John, 124, 131;
Margaret, 123; Robert, 123, 223;
Thomas, 131
BuUen, see Boulogne
Buller, see BuUar
Bulloek[e], Anne, 312, 361; Barbara,
315; Eleanor, 303; Grace, 119;
Henry, 315; Jennet, 155; John,
303; William, 155, 159, 308*
BuUogne, see Boulogne
Bulmer, Yorks., 272
Bulsnape Manor, Lanes., i86o
Buluwayo, 206^
Bunbury, Eleanor, olim Birch, 11 5",
see Holcroft, 115°; Henry, 115°
Bunbury, Cheshire, 115°
Bunch, Symon, 80
Buire, John, 294
Burba[d]ge, Wilts., 324
Burblethwaite, Cartmell, Lanes.,
251*0
Burblethwaite Hall, Lanes., 251*0
Burchell, Elizabeth, 342
Burehes, Margaret, 170
Burd, Anthony, 317
Burden, Diana, 376, 378; Ellen, 421;
John, 323, 371, 373, 376, 378;
Lewis, 376; Martha, 371; Martin,
421; Matilda, 378; Sarah, 322;
Thomas, 421
Burden, see Brundon, Essex
Burett, Matthew, 278
Burfield, see Burghfield
Burges, Burgis, Margaret, 226; Rich-
ard, 226
Burgh Hall, Chorley, Lanes., 910, 92",
1 190, 194°, i99n, 2340, 239°
Burgh-, Borough-St-Peter, Norfolk,
294
Burghfield, Burfield, Buchfield, Berks,
82*0
Burghwallis Hall, Yorks., 208°
Burgis, see Burges
Burham, Mary, 170
Burke, see Bourke
Burke, quoted, 840
Burlingham, North, Northlingham,
Norfolk, 293
Burnard, William, 316*, , 316
Burne, Burns, Byrne, Anne, see
Cottam, 1550; Catherine, 348* ;
Frances, 297; Janet, 174; John,
174*, 259; Lochlan, 352*; Mary,
259, see Everard, 413; Stephen,
173; William, 297
INDEX 443
Burne [Hall], Lanes., 144°, 1720, 197*°
Burneside Hall, Westmoreland, 197'*
Burnett, Elizabeth, 258, 263; John,
88*, 258, 263*; Mary, 88
Burnheartowne, see Barton-Harts-
horne
Burningham, see Barningham
Burnley, Lanes., 144*"^
Burns, see Burne
Burntwood, see Brentwood
Burrant, Hants., 316*
Burrell, John, 88; Mary, 319*; Nich-
olas, 313*; , 313
Burrowe[s], Anne, 303; Dorothy,
olim Kirkby, 240°; Margery, 310;
Robert, 303*; William, 24011
Burrow Hall, Over, Tunstall, Lanes.,
233*°, 250'!, 251*^
Burscall, Mary, 142
Burseough, Burseow, Elizabeth, 115,
155; James, 105, 215; Margaret,
105; Thomas, 103, 155, 215;
William, 104; , 104
Burseough, Ormskirk,Lanes., 124,215°
Burseough Hall, olim Burseough
House, Lanes., 105*°, iiG^^, 117°,
2440
Burs[l]ey, Gills, 316*; , 316
Burstow, Gilbert, 96
Burstwiek, Skeekling, Yorks., 258,
259, 268
Burt, John, 288; Mary, 410, 416°;
Mary Anne, 403
Burton, Buxton, Anne, 266, 274;
Christopher, 148 ; C , de,
priest, 421; Dorothy, 132, 209,
267; Jane, 92; John, 132, 209,
262; Mary, 267, 299; Ralph, 259;
Riehard, 92; Thomas, 299, 301;
William, 274
Burton Agnes, Yorks., 262
Burton-Bradstoek, Bridport, Dor-
set, 87*0
Burton Constable, Swine, Yorks., 262
Burton upon Trent, Staffs., 309
Burtwood, see Brentwood
Bury, see Berry
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, 112°, 141°,
213°, 298, 299, 300, 301
Bury Wood, Chingford, Essex, 87*'^
Busby, Busbie, Bushbry, Mary, 81*
William, 319*; , priest, 336
Bushbury, Staffs., 312
Busford, William, 313
Bushell, Elizabeth, 137, 155; Isabel,
121; John, 155; Joseph, 212°;
Luey, olim Dalton, 212°; Thomas
137; William, 127, 221
Bush[n]el[l], Margaret, 351*, 352
Buskell, Buskill, family, 236°; Brid-
get, olim Kirkby, 239", see
Philipson, 239"; Ellen, 236°;
Jane, see Morley, 255°; Robert,
236; , Mr, 239^^
Buskrod, Anne, 420; George, 409*;
Mary, olim Fraiek, 407, 409, 410,
412, 417, 420, 421; Mary Anne,
417; Sarah Jane, 412; William,
409, 412, 417, 420; , 407
Butehard, Ellen, 135; Lyonell, 135
Buteher, Eliz[abeth], 284; John, 325;
William, 284
Butle, see Buttle
Butler, family, 204°; Agnes, olim
Goose, 174°, 204°, 2050; Alban,
2040; Aliee, olim Barton, 176°,
177°, see Tyldesley, 213°; Anne,
olim Howard, 204°, olim Mason,
362; Anne Teresa, see Blan-
chard, 233°; Barbara, 285; Ber-
tha, see Roskell, 206°; Catherine,
olim Carus, 14011, see Hoghton,
140°, see Markham, 204°, 249°;
Ceeily, olim Parkinson, 176°,
204°, see Dalton, 212°; Charles,
204°, 205°; Christopher, 174°,
204°, 205'», 243°; Dorothy, olim
Ashton, 204!^, olim Stanley, 204°;
Edward, 204°; Elizabeth, 204»,
olim Clifton, 2041^, olim Farington,
204°, olim Newton, 205°, olim
Stanley, 192'*, 204°, see Breares,
140°; Franees, olim Carus, 243^^;
Grace, olim Redman, 204°, see
Anderton, 234°; George, 274,
282; Henry, 181°, 201, 204*n,
212°, 249°, 239; Isabel, olim
Grimston, 201°, 204°, see Kirkby,
240°; James, 2oin; Jane, Jennet,
201*°, 204, 278, olim Cowban,
iB2^,see Gillow, 201°; John, 176°,
204", 212°, 213°, 234°, 240^, 250°;
John, priest, 204*°, vere Cowban,
182°, als Ellison, 204°; John Je-
rome, als Berry, O.S.B., 204°;
Magdalen, olim Girlington, 204°,
249°; Margaret, Margery, 100,
olim Garnett, 239°, olitn Preston,
239°; Mary, olim Curwen, 204°;
Mary, O.S.B., 46*; Mary Joseph,
O.S.B., 46; Matthew, 362;
Nathan, 296; Nicholas, 204°, 239 ;
Philip, priest, 20411; Richard,
140°, 174°, i82n, 192°, 204*°,
233°» 243°, 249*^ 360; Rosa-
mond, olim Longworth, 204°;
Susan, see Knipe, 239*°; Thomas,
88, 204°, 205°; Thomas, S.J.,
204°; Thomas, vere Wolf all,
priest, 135°; Ursula, O.S.B.,
40, 41*, 46*; "Waldivus," 204*n;
William, I76», 177°, 192*°, 204*0,
444
INDEX
285; , Mr, 2o6'»; , see
Carus, 250°; , 339
Butterfield, William, 275
Butterhall, Margaret, 95
Butterworth, Rochdale, 229
But[t]le, Alice, 265; George, 265,
265*; Mary, 256, 265
Butt[s], Ann, 327; Mary, 327; Sarah,
332; William, 327*
Buttsbury, Essex, 327*, 349, 350
Buxton, see Burton, Burton, Cathe-
rine, 299; Henry, 299, 301
Byard, Dorothy, 98; Ellen, 98;
Henry, 98*
Byerley, John Beaumont, 228^
Bymon, Lawrence, 79
Byrevvorth, Garstang, Lanes., 170°,
175*°
Byrne, see Burne
Byrom, Adam, 226°; Helen, oHm
Prestwich, 226^; John, 226°, 234°;
Mary, ohm Laryton, 109°, see
Assheton, 234°, see Winstanley,
109°; Penelope, see Heyes, 226";
Thomas, log^^
Byrom, Lanes., log^^
Byrtha, James Talbot, bishop of, 329
Cabus infra Garstang, Lanes., 172,
Caffin, Matthew, 321
Cafford, Dorothy, 292; Francis, 292
Cahill, Philip, 357*
Cairns, Mary, 352*; Rosanna, 349;
Thomas, 352; William, 349
Caius Coll., Camb., 148^
Calahan, Anne, 415*, olim Mahany,
414, 417; Mary, 414; Patrick,
414, 417; Thomas, 417
Calais, 37, 66, 367
Calder Vaccary, Wyresdale, Lanes.,
233°
Caldwell, Yorks., 270
Cctley, Alice, 259; Anne, 258, 264;
Eliz[abeth], 264; Francis, 260;
George, 264; Isabel, 260; John,
258, 264; Katherine, 264
Callaine, Andrew, 350*; Bridget, 350
Callaly Castle, Northumberland, 176°
Callon, Jane, 210; William, 210
Callowe, William, 291; , 291
Calloway, John, 313*; , 313
Calne, Wilts., 322
Calton, Annie, olim Redman, 248;
Jane, see Girlington, 248^^; John,
248°; Josias, 248°; Lambert, 248°
Calton, Yorks, 248^
Calton in Craven, Yorks., 255°
Calverley, Yorks., 273
Calvert, Calverley, [Cecil], baron
Baltimore, 107°; Eliz[abeth], 261 ;
George, 165; Grace, 165; Isabel,
olim Kirkby, 240°; Margaret,
261; Thomas, 240^, 261; ,
1070
Calwich, Staffs., 191°, 2^6^
Campbell, see Kemble
Cambray, Cambrai, Abbey O.S.B.,
9, 19, ii2», 114°, 124°, I5in,
191°, 20311, 204I1, 210°, 2I2'»,
225*°, 24611, 28211
Cambrall, Whittingham, Lanes., 186
Cambridge, 85, 148^, 227°, 250'!
Campsall, Yorks., 284
Canaby, James, 269
Cance, Sarah, 92
Candler, Elizabeth, 295; John, 295;
, 295
Cane, Edward, 339
Can[n], Timothy, 85; William, 85;
, 85
Canneley, Staffs., 304
Canning, Celia, see McAlister, 411
Cannock, Staffs., 306
Canon, Mary, 355; Patrick, 355*
Canon Winder, Cartmel, Lanes., 153°
Cansfield, see Cantsfield
Canterbury, 23, 2461^
Cantley, Yorks, 275
Cantlow, Walter, 323
Can[t]sfield, family, 233°, 244*",
249, 254°; Anne, see Sherborne,
Sherburne, 146'^, 249^; Blanche,
249*^1; Brian, als Benson, S.J.,
confessor, 249°; Charles, a/s Ash-
ton, priest, 249°; Elizabeth,
249*°, olim Anderton, 249°, olim
Preston, 237, see Charnock, 249°;
Frances, olim Fowler, 249°;
Henry, vere Longe, priest, io5n;
Isabel, olim Ashton, 249°; John,
146", 249*°, 254°; Margaret, 254°;
Mary, see Gerard, 249°; Mary
Anne, O.S.B., 249^; Robert, 237,
249°, 254*''; Thomas, 249^1
Cantsfield, Lanes., 23211
Can[t]sfield Hall, Tunstall, Lanes.,
1460, 237, 249*^^
Caplin, Christopher, 318
Cappleman, Eliz[abeth], 263; John,
262; Richard, 262; Thomas, 263
Capps, Henry, 291
Card, Anne, 313; Elizabeth, 319;
John, 313*
Carder, James, 308
Cardigan, Thomas Brudenel, Earl of,
259°; , Earl of, 66, 68, 69
Cardwell, Alice, olim Naylor, 210°;
Cuthbert, 164*^, 165; Edward,
Viscount of Ellerbeck, 16411;
Eliz[abeth], 165*°, 181, olim
Sidgreaves, 165°, see Gradell,
INDEX
445
les^*; Helen, oltm Taylor, 164^;
Isabel, S(?(? MacNeal, 165°; James,
16511, 181; Jennet, 181; John,
priest, 164*"; Mary, 181; Nancy,
see Midgeall, 165°; Richard, 164^,
Robert, 164°; Thomas, 164°,
210°; William, 16411, iGs*"^
Caree, Richard, 315
Car[e]y, Flavia, O.S.B., 45, 46*;
George, 212^^, 313; John, vere
Edward Blackburne, 19211; Mary
Anne, see Dalton, 212°; ,
Mrs, 358*
Carham, Francis, 313
Carlbeck, Robert, 281
Carlell, Ellis, see Fairfax, 74"
Carlington, , widow, 316
Carhsle, 225*^
Carleton, Anne, 275; Ellen, olim
Kirkby, 239°, see Musgrave,
239°; Galfrid, loi; Jane, loi;
John, 261; Lancelot, 239°; Law
rence, 167"; Margaret, 167°,
olim Singleton, 167'^
Carls, Ann, 354
Carlton, Lanes., 166^, i67i», 207^
Carlton, Stanwich St John, Yorks.,
Carlton Hall, York., 199°
Carmelite House, Antwerp, 27
Carpenter, Ellis, 298; John, 318, 325;
Thomas, 298
Carr[e], Anne, 105; Eliz[abeth], 263;
Ellen, 105; Hannah, see Pyke,
196°; Henry, 326; James, priest,
193°; Jane, 105; John, 105*;
Margaret, 105, olim Gradell,
193^; Mary, 297; Richard, 1930,
196"; Robert, 105, 297
Can House, Cabus, Garstang, Lanes.,
233^
Carrill, see Caryll
Carrin[g]ton, Anne, 306; Bruno, vere
Anderton, priest, 143'*; Charles
Smith, baron, 143*°; Frances,
O.S.B., 38, 57; William, 85, 306;
Francis Smith, baron, 71
Carroll, John, Bishop of Baltimore,
366
Carr Side, Ince Blundell, Lanes.,
I25*n
Carter, family, 98^; Bridget, 102;
Christopher, 189; Dorothy, 152,
160; Edward, 152; Ehzabeth,
no, 236, 265; Frances, 245;
Francis, 245 ; Helen, see Norreys,
111°; Henry, 111°, 160; Isabel,
189; James, 196; Jane, 184*;
John, 145, 160, 236, 254°, 298,
307; Katherine, 116, 210; Mary,
182, 294, 298: Richard, 106, 213,
314; Robert, 265; Thomas, 156;
William, 160, 182, 294; William,
priest, 254°; , olim Corless,
254°; , 160
Cartford, Little Eccleston, Lanes.,
20in
Cartley, Jane, 85
Cartmell, Anna, 172; Bridget, 131,
223; Francis, 131, 223; Jennet,
176; Richard, 176
Cartmel, Lanes., 153*'', 235*°, 236",
239°, 242"^, 251*°, 253*°
Cartmel Priory, Lanes., 213*°, 238"*
Cartwright, Elizabeth, 127; Elinor,
306; Hugh, 307; Katherine, 102;
Margaret, 127; Nicholas, 102;
Richard, 127, 218; Thomas, 306
Cams, Agnes, olim Goose, 2040; Anne,
olim Huddleston, 243°, 250°;
Bridget, 243°; Bryan, 243*»;
Catherine, Katherine, 243°, olim
Preston, 237°, 243^1, see Butler,
140°, 20411, see Hoghton, 140°;
Christopher, 242*°, 243*°; Ethel-
dred, see Thornborough, 252°;
Frances, olim Blundell, 243°,
see Butler, 243"; George, 243*°,
250°; Grace, 243^; Henry, 229»i;
Judith, 2430 ; Katherine, see
Catherine ; Lucy, see North,
25oJ»; Mary, 243*°, 250*°, olim
Stanley, 242*°, 250°, see Keigh-
ley, 185*°, 2290, 237; Thomas,
185, 2041, 237, 242°, 243*°,
250*°, 252°; Thomas, apostate,
243*°; William, 243*°; Wilson,
243°; , olim Butler, 250°,
olim Wilson, 24311
Carver, Eliz[abeth], 154; James, 191;
John, 154, 191
Carty, Rose, 357
Caryll, Carrill, Anne, 355; John,
Baron, 365; Mary, O.S.B., 40-58
passim, 69*; Richard, 316; Rich-
ard, als Paul Kelly, S.J., 365
Cary, see Carey
Case, family, 214°; Edward, 296;
Ehzabeth, 215", olim Ogle, 214";
Henry, 214°, 2150; James, 169;
Jane, 215^; John, 215°; Jona-
than, 214°; Martha, 296; Mary,
no, 214; Richard, 215°; Robert,
214'^, 215*^; Roger James, 215";
Thomas, 214°; William, no,
215°; , olim Maurometti,
214"^
Casey, Catherine, 420, 422, 423;
William, 422
Cass, Anne, 279; Anthony, 279;
Richard, 279; William, 279
Cassey, Elizabeth, 113
446 INDEX
Cassino, Monte, Abbey O.S.B., 6
Castabala, bishop of, see Milner
Casteja, Leon Remy Biandos, Mar-
quis de, 217°
Castello, Bridget, 355; Eleanor, 355;
James, 355; Thomas, 355
Castleford, Yorks., 283*
Castlehaven, Mervin Touchet, Earl of,
82^
Castle Howard, Hinderskelfe, Yorks.,
272°
Castle Ishen, Cork, 212"
Castle Rising, Norfolk, 292*, 296
Castoe, Robert, 99
Catforth, Woodplumpton, Lanes.,
I46*n, 177*°, i88a
Catforth Hall,Woodplumpton, Lanes.,
\b^^, 243*°, 244"^
Catfosse, Cotfosse, Yorks, 261, 264
Catherick, Catteriek, Anthony, 270*°;
Bridget, 270"; Edmund, priest,
martyr, 270°; Isabel, 270*, olim
Grey, 270*°; John, 270*°; Joyee,
270*11; Margaret, 27o*i»; Margery,
270; Mary, 270; William, 270^1
Caton, see Catton
Caton, Laneaster, I77*^ I95°i 232,
233°, 245*''
Catshaw, Wyresdale, Lanes., 233*^
Catshaw demesne, Sutton, Lanes.,
i66*», 19211
Catshaw Hall, Wyresdale, Lanes.,
233°
Catten, see Cat[t]on
Catterall, Catterell, Dorothy, see Sher-
burne, 147°, 156°; Edward, 155*,
159; Evan, 155; Humphrey, 123,
224*n; James, 99*, 152; Jane,
123; Margaret, 155*; Riehard,
155; Robert, 152; Roger, 99;
Thomas, 147°; , 99*
Catterall, Garstang, Lanes., 147",
174°, 179*°, 187a
Catterall Hall, Garstang, Lanes.,
156*°
Cattered, Herts., 90*
Catterman, Robert, 320
Catteriek, see Catheriek
Ca[t] ton, Catten, Katon, family, 191°;
Agnes, olim Hathornthwaite,
233°; Anne, 344, olim Gregson,
191"; Anne Seholastica, O.S.B.,
191°; Christopher, 174"; EHza-
beth, 102; Ellen, 102, 191°;
Isabel, 102; John, 102, 191*°,
333; Laurenee, 191°; Mary, olim
Thornburgh, 191°, see Pattisson,
339; Robert, 102, 191°; Thomas,
174", I9I^ 334; > 339*;
Thomas, priest, 191°; William,
191", 233"; William, priest, I9i'»
Catton, Yorks, 260, 265
Cauehnell, Charles, 293 ; Richard, 293
Cauthers, Cawthorne, Alice, 149;
Elizabeth, olim Fenton, 173";
John, 173*, olim Fenton, 173";
Joseph, 149; William, 1730
Cave, John, 313*; , 313
Cave, Yorks., 261^
Cave, South, Yorks., 265
Cavanagh, John, 352; Margaret, 352,
354*; Terence, 352; Thomas, 349
Caven, Riehard, 331
Cavendish, Anne, olim Keighley,
185^, 229»; Elizabeth, see Low-
ther, 238^; George Augustus,
2380; William, baron, 229™;
duke of Devonshire, 238°; Wil-
liam, earl of Devonshire, 185";
, olim Keighley, 237
Caverswall, Staffs., 303*^
Cawdrey, George, 278; John, 278
Cawley, John, 354; Margaret. 354;
Mary, 354
Cawood, Melling, Lanes., 232
Cawthorne, see Cauthers
Cayley, Lucy, 357*; William, 357
Ca[y]thorpe, Rudstone, Yorks., 262
Centuriae,JohnDouglas,Bishopof,366
Chaddiek, see Chadwick
Chaddoek, Emma, olim Potter, 23on;
John, 23011; William, 219
Chaddoek Hall, Lanes., 230°
Chadwick, Chaddiek, family, 92°;
Alice, olim Gillow, 92^1; Anne,
olim Gillow, 92°; Ellen, see Blun-
dell, 125^; Frances, si?*? Blundell,
125°; James, 92*^; James, bishop
of Hexham and Newcastle, 92",
125°; John, 125*°; John, priest,
125°: John Frederick, 92°, 199";
Margery, 132
Chadle,Tho[ma]s, 375
Chaffey, John, 298*
Chaigley, Mitton, Lanes., 145*^
Chaigley Hall, Mitton, Lanes., 145°,
252'*
Chailey, Cheyley, Sussex, 320
Chaise, La, , priest, 70, 71
Chalfont, Bucks., 8o*
Chalgrave, Beds., 79
Challinger, George, 281
Chal[l]oner, Challiner, Challenor,
Challener, family, 113°; Alice,
olim Ormes, 113"; Anne, 113,
114, 140; Edward, 113*'^, 114:
Elizabeth, 137; Helen, confessor,
113°; Henry, als Ormes, S.J.,
113^; James, 137; Jane, 113,
olim Harrison, 113°; John, priest,
113°; Mary, 95, 215; William,
113°, 114; William, S.J., 113°
I
Chall[v]ington, Sussex, 319
Chamberlin[e], Chamberlaine, family,
19; Edward, 306; John, 306,
371; Mary, 342, 371; Thomas,
342; , Bishop of Ipers, 19,
20*
I Chambers, Ellen, 158; Jennet, 158;
I Robert, priest, 2>^l Thomas, 86,
I 311; .86
Chamlett, Gawen, 203; Margaret,
I 203
Champ, family, 369*; Alfred, 416;
Ambrose, 396, 398, 417, 418, 420;
Anastasia, 394, 406, 408, 409, 412,
413; Anne, 369, 370, 411*, olitn
Peak, 409*, 412, olim Waters,
401*, 403, 406, 411; Antony,
389, 411, 413; Augustus, 412;
Caroline, 408; Catherine, 403;
Charles, 397, 416, 418, 419, 420,
423, 424; Charlotte, 410, 413,
olim Davis, 398, 400, 403, 404,
407,41 6; Elizabeth, 37i>372, 373*.
374*, 375, 403, 413, 416, 418,
olim Courtney, 416, 419, olim
Davis, 414, 416, 420, see Hunt,
396; EUzabeth Mary, 381, 383;
Emma, 409; Emma Mary, 401;
Francis, Frances, 372, 373, 382,
385, 387, 420; Frederick, 409,
414: George, 375, 378, 385, 386,
389, 391*, 394*, 398, 399, 400,
402, 403*, 404*, 407, 409, 410,
413, 416, 419, 422; Hannah, 419,
olim Knight, 411; James, 371,
372, 373, 374, 375, 384, 388*,
389*, 391*, 393, 394, 396*, 401*,
403, 406, 411, 416; Jane, olim
Sandy, 415, 419; Jemima Maria,
407; John, 371, 372, 373, 374,
375, 384, 388*, 389*, 391*, 393,
394, 397, 404, 411; Joseph, 398,
403, 407, 408, 410, 413, 414, 415,
416, 420; Julia[na], 387, 389, 392,
393, 394, 396*, 397*, 400, 4^1*,
408, 409, 410*, 415; Lucy, 410;
Martha, 372, 373, 374, 375, 378,
380, 387, olim Viviens, 381; Mar-
tha [Caroline], see Wolfrey, 396,
397, 399, 400, 402, 404, 406, 408,
416; Mary, 373, 384, 389, 393,
398, 407, 409, 416, 418, 420,
olim Ellis, 409, olim Mountiere,
385, 386, 388*, 389, 390, 393,
394, 396, 398, 403, see Hunt, 396,
397, 398, 399, 400; Richard,37i*,
372, 373, 374, 375,381,389, 404.
408, 410, 411, 415; Sarah, olim
Cox, 408, 411, 414, 415, olim
Fromage, 389, 391, 394, 397;
Stephen, 400; Susan, olim Sey-
INDEX 447
wood, 380, 384, 385, 387, 389,
392, 393, 396*; Teresa, 391, 407,
409, 415; Thomas, 394, 404, 406.
409*, 411, 412, 415 ,419, 423;
William, 374, 375, 383, 384, 385,
386, 388*, 389*, 390, 393*, 394,
396, 398, 399, 401*, 403*, 405,
416, 418*, 422*; William James,
419
Champion, William, 323
Champney, Anne, 282°, 283; Cath-
erine, 282°; Eliz[abeth], 283;
Jane, 283; Katharine, 282*'*;
Lawrence, 282*°; Mary, 283;
Thomas, 282°, 283 ; William, 283*
Champs I'alonette, Chand lu lait, 70
Chandler, see Chaundler
Chantrell, John, 317; Margaret, 317
Chapel Houses, Clifton, Lanes., 194°
Chapman, Anne, 280; Bridget, 280,
293; Cecilia, 306; Francis, 261,
266; Isabel, 269, 276; John, 306;
Mary, 261, 266, 276; Roger, 276;
Thomas, 269, 276
Chappell, George, 325; , 325
Charles, Thomas, 309
Charles Edward, prince. Chevalier de
St George, iis"^, 127°, 161°, 162°,
181°, 214°, 226'!
Charles I, 31, 109°, 123°, 196°, 218",
241°, 247; n., 31, 32, 34, 36, 39,
41, 75*, 76*, 77*, 82, 85, 86,
142, 209, 225*°, 231*, 241'!, 252,
256, 269, 277, 281, 286*, 291,
295*, 298, 302, 312, 325*, 326*
Charlton, Catherine, see Sherburne,
146"^; Edward, bart, 146'*
Charlton, Wilts, 322, 325
Charleston, Ellen, olim Wiltshire,
383; William, 383*
Charlotte, Queen, 366
Charnbrook, see Sharnbrook
Charneley, family, 202; Anne, 160,
169; Beatrix, 202 *ii; Eliz[abeth],
163, 165*; Ellen, i88n; George,
165, 207; James, 181, i88n, 189;
Jane, 181; Margaret, 97, 188°,
olim Hesketh, 202; Mary, 181;
Peter, i88*a; Richard, 153, 165,
202°; Robert, 163; Roger, 188*°;
Thomas, 97; William, 153
Charnock, Chernock, Alice, 175;
Anne, 172, 215, olim Manley,9i°;
EHzabeth, olim Cantsfield, 24911;
Jane, 91; Jennet, see Gradell,
16511, 193°; John, 172; Michael,
215; Richard, 137, 1650, 175,
193°; Robert, 175, 185Q; Robert,
als Manley, priest, 91°; Roger,
91; William, 91, 93, 175, 249'*;
, olim Keighley, iSs"
448 INDEX
Charnock, Lanes., 213°
Charnock Hall, Lanes., 249°
Charnock Richard, Standish, Lanes.,
91*0, 103°, 165°, 168*°, i85n,
i93°> I97°> 211°, 230°, 236°
Chatburne, Ellen, 244^^; Ralph, 244'*
Cha[u]ndler, Mary, 307; Robert, 307*,
318, 321; Wilham, 318,321,322;
,322
Chautla, Castle of, Mexico, 199°
Cheadle, Thomas, 376, 377
Cheadle, Staffs., 303*^
Chedeston, Suffolk, 300, 301
Cheeseburne Grange, Northd., 94°,
253°
Cheesgrove, Wilts., 322
Cheetham, Elizabeth, 229
Chelmsford, Chemsworth, Essex, 87*,
89, 327, 330, 331, 332, 346, 355,
357, 360*, 361*; Jail, 339, 360
Chelsea, London, 367
Chelsey, Samuel, 88
Chenery, Will[iam], 332
Chentnell, Thomas, 318
Chepin, de, family, 147°
Cheselboum, Essex, 398
Chesham Boys, Bucks., 172'^
Cheshire, Anne, 308; Edward, 308
Chesle, see Chishall
Chester, i32*''>, 165°, 175°, 214*°,
340; West, 17511
Chester-le-Street, Durham, 195°
Chetwynd, Chetwinde (de), family,
302"; Anthony, 302*°; Dorothy,
olim Maddeley, 302°; Elicia, 302;
Francis, 302*0; Thomas, 302*0;
William, 302^
Chetwynd, Shrops., 302^
Chevalier de St George, see Charles
Edward
Chev[en]ing, Kent, 326
Chew, del'Cho, family, 151°; Alicia,
o/im Bilyngton, 151°; Anne,i5i*,
Hugh, 1510; John, 151°; Robert,
151*°; William Lawrence, 151°
Chewton, Somersets., 298
Cheyney, Elizabeth, see Fleetwood,
1720; John, 1720
Cheyney Court, Herefords., 194°
Chickley, Francis, 287
Chideock, Chideook, Dorsets, 87, 373°
Chiddingstone, Kent, 326
Childes, Martha, 80
Childrey, Berks., 83*; Sarah, 83;
Thomas, 83
Childwall, Lanes., no, 112*°, 114,
116, 136°, 137*, 210*, 211*
Chillington, family, 22 1^
Chillington, Staffs., 310°, 311°
Chillington Hall, Staffs., 195"*
Chilshall, Anne, no; Richard, no
Chilton, Somersets., 298
Chingford, Essex, 870
Chipping, Lanes., 148*°, 149*", 152,
155°, 1850, 2l6n
Chippingdall, EHz [abeth] , 1 7 8 ; Robert
178
Chis[e]nall, Edward, gi^; Elizabeth,
olim Rigby, 91*0
Chisenall, Lanes., gV^
Chishall, ChishilLChesle parva.Essex.
88*0
Chisnall, see Chisenall
Chivall, Anne, 255; Henry, 255*0;
Margaret, 255*0; William, 255*0
Chivers, Chivis, Chiven, Anthony, 332
334. 338; Frances, 330; John, 322
Michael, 338; , 331
Cho, del', see Chew
Cho, manor of. Lanes., 151°
Chobham, Surrey, 288*
Cholm[e]ley, Christopher, 285; Eliza-
beth, olim Walton, 1530, see Anne
1530; Mary, 281, 285; Thomas,
153''
Chompney, Enz[abeth], 286; Willi-
am, 286
Chorley, family, 950; Bridget, 95*0;
Charles, 950; Elizabeth, olim
Crosse, 950, see Duddell, 1540;
Isabel, olim Serjeant, 1540; John,
Edward, O.S.B., 950; Richard,
95*°, 154°; Thomas, S.J., 95";
William, 90, 950
Chorley, Lanes., 95*0, 1250, 130", 1400,
1990, 2360, 340
Chorley Hall, als Gillibrand Hall,
Lanes., 95*°, looo, 2360, 2490
Chorlton Hall, Lanes., 226*0
Christchurch, Hants., 314, 315*, 316
Christ's College, Cambridge, 2270
Chudleigh, Hugh, Baron Clifford of,
237,381
Chudleigh, Devon., 237
Church, Edw[ard], 371; Edward, S.J.,
365
Churcher , Churchar, Alex[ander] ,313*;
,313
Church House, Goosnargh, Lanes.,
1 670, 1840
Churchman, Abraham, 88; Francis,
320; George, 88; Priscilla, 88
Churchpride, John, 279
Church Town, Garstang, Lanes., 2 14*0
Cirencester, 840
Clamp, Martha, 377; Richard, 377;
Thomas, 377
Clapham, Gideon, 277
Clapham, Yorks., 268, 269
Clare, Ann, 342; Margaret, 116; Tho-
mas, 116
Clare, see Warner
INDEX
449
Clark[e], Agnes, 172; Anne, 270, 284,
297, 356; Caroline Louisa, 421;
Edward, 256, 266; Elizabeth,! 11,
see Edwards,379,384; Ellen, 311;
Joan, 172; John, 297, 324; John,
SJ., 38; Judith, 356; Margaret,
292; Mary, 324, 332, 415, olim
Noon, 410, 415, 421, 555 Edwards,
387, 389; Michael, 356; Robert,
379; Thomas, 284, 4io*,4i5,42i ;
William, 316, 401*; , Lady,
see Oldfield, 24 !»
Clarkenson, Richard, 208; , 208
Clark[e]son, Alice, 333; Anne, 186;
Edmund, 361, 362, 363; Eliza-
beth, 361, see Mason, 333*°;
Ellen, 185, 186; Frances, 283;
George, 207, 333*, 363; Jane,
Jennet, 169, 207, 254; John,
185*, 283, 333; Leonard, 148;
Michael, 363; Richard, 169,
vere Laidall, 169; Robert, 173,
182; Sarah, 361, 362, 363*; Tho-
mas, 186, 254*°, 308; William,
207
Claughton, Alexander, 207; Isabel,207
Claughton, Lanes., 92^*, 174*°, I76*'»,
177*11, 178*°, 179*°, 191'*, 193"^,
195°, 196°, 2oz^, 20811, 247*'!
Claughton Hall, Lanes., 145°, 157°,
171'^, 179°, 19011, 192°, i94°,239»,
244*°, 24611, Z$2^
Claughton-in-Lonsdale, Lanes., 244*'!,
245*», 247*11
Claughton House, als West End,
Goosnargh, Lanes., 1851, 245*11
Clavaris in Yale, Denbighs., 1561
Claverin, Thomas, priest, 48, 53
Claxton, Elizabeth, olim Wandesford,
1 9911 ; Margaret, see Gillow, 199";
Robert, 1991
Clay, John William, 27311; Susan, 286
Clayton, Alice, 202; Bridget, olim
Tunstall, 15011; Emer, 203; Isa-
bel, 193°; James,202; Jane,203*";
Jennet, 102, 203; John, 273;
Laurence, 99; Margaret, see
Birtwhistle, 150*11; Richard, 99;
Thomas, 1 50°; William, 102,193°,
273*°; , widow, 99; ,
99*
Clayton, Lanes., 980, i68»
Clayton, Sussex, 320
Clayton Hall, Lanes., 97°, 98°, 20311,
20511, 233*11, 234*°, 235*11
Clayton-le-Dale, Blackburn, Lanes.,
152, 154°
Clayton-le-Moors, Lanes., 28111
Clay ton-le- Woods, Leyland, Lanes.,
gyn
Cleanon, Victoria, 414*
Cleasby, Yorks., 275
Cleaton, Henry, 305*; Ralph, 305
Clement, pope, 3*
Clemson, John, 306* ; Mary, 306
Cleobury, 24611
Gierke, Henry, 89; Sarah, 89
Cleveley infra Garstang, Lanes., 176
Clewley, Richard, 309
Clifi[e], Alice, 123; Alexander, 101*1 ;
Anne,ioi; Cecilia, loi; John,ioi
Clifford, Anne, olim Preston, 237;
Charles, baron Clifford of Chud-
leigh, 37311 ; Christina Maria, see
Weld, 37311; Henry, earl of Cum-
berland, 16411; Hugh, baron Clif-
ford of Chudleigh, 237; Hugh
Charles, baron Clifford of Chud-
leigh, 38111; Lucy Bridget, see
Weld, 381 ; Mary Lucy,o/?m Weld,
381*11; ,S.J.,68,69
Clif[f]ton, family, 18811, 19311^ 20811 ;
Alice, see Mascy, 1151; Andrew,
193°; Anne, 193*°, 194°, 20911,
311, olim Brent, 19411, olim Hal-
sail, 1880, olim Tyldesley, 208°,
2i3ii,555Norreys,iiiii, s^e Slaugh-
ter, 19411; Bridget, 194°, olim
Heneage,i88ii, olim Hussey,i88ii,
see Andrews, 18811, see Westby,
i72ii,i97*ii;Catharine,i94ii,2o8*ii,
olim Hoghton, 187", 1931; Cuth-
bert, iiin, 1400, 151°, 17211,187*",
188*0, igjn^ ig^n^ 204*11, 208*",
21311, 31211; Cuthbert, bart, 11 5°;
Cuthbert, als Norreys, S.J. ,208";
Dorothy, olim Mascy, 208°, olim
Smith, 312", olim Smythe, 208",
olim Winckley, 151°, 194°; Ed-
ward, 2170; Eleanor, 1 9411, 373, see
Eccleston, 21 7°; Elizabeth, 208",
375, olim Eccleston, 217°, see
Butler,204*ii, see Dieconson,2i7ii,
see Greene, 19411, see Molyneux,
18811; Ellen, 193*11, olim Osbald-
eston, 1870, see Rogerlye, Roger-
ley, 197°, 211*°, 230°, see Tyldes-
ley, 21 in; Francis, 193*11; Fran-
cis, priest, 194°; Gervase, 187*11,
208*0, 2090; Isabel, 1870, olim
Thornburgh, 2510; James, 151",
1870, 194*0; James, S.J., 194O;
James Bernardine, O.S.F., 209";
John, 187*0, 1880, 19311, 209*0,
2170; Katherine, 131; Lambert,
O.S.B., 187*0; Laurence, 1930;
Margaret, 193*0, olim Ireland,
1880, 2080, see Whalley, 1880 ;
Mary, 1940, olim Norreys, 2080,
see Breares,i40*o, see Brent,i940,
see Lathom,i40*o, see Petre,i88o;
Peregrine, 1930; Peter, 1870,
29
450
INDEX
2o8*»; Richard, iSy", 2090; Tho-
mas, 151^, 172°, 182,187*^,188*0,
I93*n, 194*11, 197*0, 208*0, 209*°,
2170, 308; Thomas, bart, 172*0,
188*0; Thomas, S.J., 194°; Wil-
liam, 187*0, 1940,19711, 2110,2300,
2510, 311*; William, S.J., 1940;
Winifred, 2080
Clifton, Lanes., iiio, 188*0, 192*0,
193*°, 194*°, 195*°, 199*0, 2000
Clifton Hall, Lanes., 1720, 1970, 2010,
208*0, 2170
Clifton Hill, Forton, Lanes., 1990
Clifton Park, Bristol, 2050
Clink Prison, London, 2020
Clint, Ripley, Yorks., 280*0
Clinton, Alexander, vere Maekenzie,
priest, 366*, ^jG-'iyg passim
CUnts, Clintz, Hall, Lanes., 1890,2070
Chtherall, Clitheroe, family, 1950;
Anne, 1 89 ; EHzabeth, 1 950 ;Henry ,
165; James, 195*0; John, 195*0;
Margaret, 195*0; Mary, 165,1950;
Riehard, 1950; Thomas, 1950
Clitherall, Lanes., 1930
Clitheroe, Lanes., 142, 1430
Cliviger, Whalley, Lanes., 143
Clixby, Lines., 2850
Clock House, Lea, Lanes., 980, 2000,
233''
Coane, see Cowan
Coates, Christopher, 278
Cobb, Elizabeth, 398; Galfrid, 292;
William, 292*; , 292*
Cobstoek, John, 87; , 87
Coeke, Anne, 295; John, 295; Jona-
than, 294; Mary, 294
Cocker, Henry, 98; Jennet, 97
Coekerell, Thomas, 88
Coekerham, Lanes., 179*0, 237, 2400,
246*0, 2480, 250, 254*0
Coekersand [Abbey], Lanes., 2470,2520
Coekley Clay, Cookley Clay, Norfolk,
290, 292*, 296
Cockshott, Coekshut,Ann, 350*, 351*,
358; Elizabeth, 348*, 352*, 353*,
354*. 358; Jane, Jennet, 159, see
Mason, 333, 348
Codrington, Mary, ohm Roskell, 2060;
William Mary Joseph, 2060
Codsall, Staffs., 310
Coell, see Cowell
Coffey, Jeremy, 418, 422; Juli^[na],
418, olim O'Connor, 418, 422;
Mary Anne, 422
Coffin, Mary, 289* ; Thomas, 289
Cogdeane Hundred, Dorsets., 87
Cogger, Thomas, 319
Coggs, Anne, 275; John, 275
Coghlan, see Coughlan
Colborne, see Cowborne
Colchin, Robert, 320
Colcraft, Granby, 394; Elizabeth
Mary, see Burke, 394; ,Mrs,
394
Coldeoats, Mitton, Lanes., 156*
Coldham, Riehard, 321; William, 321
Coldham Hall, Suffolk, 2980
Cole, Anne, ohm Girlington, 2480 ;
Julia, 411; Mary, 85; Robert',
2480 ; Thomas, 418, 423
Colebrooke, Abigail, see Valentine,38G
Coleford, Lanes., 2050
Col[e]man, Bridget, 352*; Charles,
306; Daniel, 404*; Franees,78;
Hester, olim Tyrrel, 404; Mary,
300, 352; Maurice, 319; Patrick,
352; Thomas, 78
Coles, Christopher, 322; Katherine,
325 ; Peter, 325 ; Robert, S.J. ,329*
Colford, family, 19; , Mr,
Colkirke, Norfolk, 295
CoUan, Jane, 139; William, 139
Collard, Henry, 148; , 148
Collendy, Mary, 106*
CoUey, Elizabeth, iii; John, 209
Colling, John, 142; Sarah, 142
Collingridge, Anne, 374, 375*; Eliza-
beth, 379; Riehard, 377, 378,379;
William, 374, 375
Collingwood, Cuthbert, 2480 ; Frances
olim Girlington, 248"; Mary, olim
Girlington, 2480 ; , Mr, 2480
Collins, Alice, 299, 300, 301; Henry,
308; John, 299, 300, 301; Mar-
garet, 307; Nicholas, vere Goul-
den, als Ashton, priest, 106°;
Thomas, 276
Colli[n]son, Edward, 260, 264; Jane,
159; William, 264
Colne, Hunts., 86*
Colne-, Culne-, Engaine, Essex, 88
Cologan, WiUiam H , priest, con-
tributor, 327, 3280, 330
Cols[t]on, Anne, 271; Eliz[abeth],264;
Philippa, 299, 301
Col vile, John, 325
Colthurst, John, 2550; Mary, see Mor-
ley, 255
Colvill, Thomas, 3200
Colwick, Staffs., 304
Comaleach, Anne, see Duckett, 1620;
Elizabeth, olim Walmesley, 1620;
Henry, 1620; Henry, priest,
1620
Comana, Matthew Gibson, bishop of,
341
Comberford, Staffs., 309
Comb[e]s, Anne, 288; Elizabeth, 315;
Mary, 315; Tomasina, 315, see
Coombes
Combroholme, Brian,94 ; Katherine,94
INDEX
Cdmforth, Edward, 272; Faith, 270
Com [m] erf or d, Catherine, 419, olim
Thornton, 413, 417; John Valen-
tine, 413; Simon, 413, 414, 417
Commington, see Conington
Compter, Counter, prison, London,
158°, 235'!
Compton, George, 317, 319
Compton, Staffs., 313, 315
Compton, Wilts., 322
Comus, G , P , 378
Comyne, Thomas, 159
Conaway, Barnard, 348; James, 348;
Mary, 348
Coney, Elizabeth, 112; Margaret,353* ;
Michael, 353
Congreve, Dorothy, olim Brook, 311",
se^Winsor, 311*"^; Francis, 311'!
Coniers, see Conniers
Conington, Commington, Cambs., 85*1
Conishead, Lanes., 239^^
Conishead Priory, Lanes., 198°, 238'^
Connell, Abraham, 88
Conngan, Bernard, 347; Eleanor, 347;
William, 347
Conniers, Coniers, , O.S.B., 45*,
46*, 60, 62, 66, 67*
Conolly, Brian, 350*; Charles, 357;
Margaret, 357; Mary, 357
Connor, Catherine, 348; Charles, 404;
John, 348; Margaret, 356; Mary,
see Morrisson, 404
Conroy, Ally, 356
Constable, Anne, 261, 267, olim Sher-
burne, 256*'^; Barbara, 262;
Eliz[abeth], 262; Ellen, 260;
Henry, 260*11; George, 256*'*;
Katherine, 262*; John, Viscount
Dunbar, 259*'^; Margaret, 260*°;
Marmaduke, bart, 260*1; Mary,
olim Brudenell, 259*'!; Matthew,
260*1; Philip, 256; Thomas, 261,
262, 267, 319; William, 262*;
, Viscount Dunbar, 260*1
Constable Burton, Yorks., 1161
Constance, John, 266; Mary, 266
Conti, Gabriel, 252"; Mary, olim
Thornborough, 252°
Conyers, Alice, olim Redmayne, 241°;
Isolda, see Crofte, 241°; Robert,
2411
Cook[e], see Cookes
Cookeham, Berks., 83, 84*1
Cook[e][s], Alexander, 136, 3 16; Anne,
124, 136; Caleb, 361; Catherine,
olim Geary, 404; Daniel, 142;
Edward, 144, 404; Ehzabeth,ii3,
132, 255°; Ellen, 113, i29;Emma
Mary, see Dalton, 212°; Francis,
287*; Jane, 74°, 361; John, 86,
no, 113, 132,2551; J T ,
2 1 21; Katherine, 230, 317; Mar-
garet, no, 142; Mary, 36i;Rich-
ard, 298, 301; Sarah, 137, 210;
Sophy, 404; Thomas, 78, 316,
317; William, 741, 317
Cookham, Ellen, 105; Trinity, 105
Cookley Clay, see Cockley Clay
Cooksditch Court, Lanes., 1991
Cookson, Eliz[abeth], 182
Cooling, Cooland, see Cowland
Coombe House, Halberton, Devon,
2061
Co[o]mbe[s], Anthony, 388; Char-
lotte, see Slade, 388, 389, 391, 393.
395> 397. 398; Teresa, 384, olim
Slade, 388; William, 322, 388;
,322
Cooper, Eleanor, 349*; Jane, 342*;
Susan, see Besorri, 406; , 390
Cope, Anne, 380, 398, 417, 419, 420;
EHzabeth, 398, olim Hunt, 393,
396, 398; Hannah, 380; John
Hautenville, quoted, 821; Mar>%
378, 380, 393, 416*; Samuel, 387,
389*, 393, 396, 398*; WiUiam,
396
Copeing, Coppyng, Copping, Frances,
290, 291, 293; Mary, 295, 296;
Richard, 295, 296; Robert, 290,
291,293
Copeland, family, 2451, 2461 ; Anne,
285; Bridget, 246; Ellen, 231,
247; Grace, 177; James, 123;
John, 231, 245*1; John, als
Street, priest, 2451 ; Katherine,
246, 247; Laurence, 245, 285;
Mary, 245"; Robert, 245*1, 246;
Thomas, 177, 245*1, 246, 247
Cople, see Copple
Coppinhall, Staffs., 305
Cop[p]le, Margery, 112, 217; Thomas,
126; William, 112, 128, 217*
Copping, see Copeing
Coppull, Standish, Lanes., 96, 1341
Coppyng, see Copeing
Copsey, Mary, 362*
Coptfold Hall, Essex, 330
Copthurst Green, Salesbury, Lanes.,
147
Corbishley, Anne, olim Wolfe, 2471;
Charles, 2471; Elizabeth, olim
Croskell, 2471; George, 2471; Jo-
seph, priest, 2471; Robert, 2471;
Robert, priest, 2471; Samuel,
2471; Thomas, priest, 2471; Wil-
liam Wolfe, 2 4 71
Corborne, see Cowborne
Corborough, Staffs., 308
Corbrooke{?), Norfolk, 294
Corby, Brian, 271
Corby Castle, Cumbd., 226°, 227", 237
29a
452 INDEX
Corchenor, Frances, 291; Mary, 291
Corcoran, Corkeran, Ann, 356, 357;
Bridget, 356; Thomas, 356; Wil-
liam, 375
Corderoy, Stephen, 82
Corker, Anne, 284
Corlay, Margaret, 350*
Corles[s], Agnes, see Ball, 246^^; Alice,
118; Elizabeth, 118, 225*;Henry,
232; George J A ,priest,
254°; John, 254*°; Margaret,
254*°; William, 254*^; , see
Carter, 254^^
Comall, Anne, 181; Richard, 181
Cornell, Caelia, see Penney, 388, 390
Comerow[e], Cornow[e], Corney,
family, 160; Alice, 179; Anne,
olim Fell, 160°; Charles Freder-
ick, 160°; Charles Wilfrid,O.S.B.,
leo^i; Dorothy, olim Mawhood,
160°; Ellen, 160°; Henry, i6o*n,
183°; James, 160°, 179, 1831^;
Jane, 183^, olim Worswick, 160^,
183°; John, 160"; Laurence, 160^;
Rowland, i6c>^\ Thomas, 160°;
Vincent, O.S.B., i6on
Comerowe, Com[or]owe, Greenhalgh-
cum-Thistleton, Lanes., 160°,
167", 183a
Cometh, John, 297
Cornorowe, Comowe, Comey, see
Comerowe
Comwallis, Elizabeth, see Pinchon,
89^; Thomas, 89°
Corrant, Jane, 257
Correr, Janet, 163
Cossey, Cossney, Cossen, Cossnoe,
Cos[e]ney, Alice, 184*°; Anne,
184'!; Dorothy, olim Finch, 184";
George, 184*1^; Isabel, 184^; John,
184*°; Margaret, 184'^; Ralph,
184°; Richard, 184°; Thomas,
i84*n
Cossin, Deborah, 421; George Marsh,
421; Henry, 421*; Mary, olim
Hutchens, 421*; Walter Francis,
421
Cossney, Cossnoe, see Cossey
Costigan, Ann, 351; John, 351; Mar-
garet, 351
Cotfosse, see Catfosse
Cottam, Cottham, family, 178; Alice,
155, 196; Anne, olim Bume, 155^
olim Hesketh, 18011, see Haydock,
180°, see Parkinson, 178°; Con-
stantia, olim Barton, i8on; Eliz-
abeth, 173, 178°, olim Cutler,
155°; Ellen, 155*, 173, I78°,i93;
George, 179; Henry, 152; James,
vere Parkinson, priest, 106°, 1 78*'',
182°, vere Walton, priest, 153°;
Jane, 152; Jennet, 177; John»
153°, 155°, 173; }ohxi Penketh»
106°; Lawrence, 155, 157, i78*n»
18211; Mary, 152, olim Fairclough,
i55°i' Priscilla, see Walton,i53n;
Oliver, 165, 179*°, T8o*n; Rich-
ard, 106°, 165, i78*i»; Thomas,
85, 178°; William, 171, 182, 265
, see Go[u]lden, 106^^, I78»»;
, see Parkinson, 106°; ,
85, 165, 179
Cottam, Preston, Lanes., 168*°, 170,
182, 191"^, 2541^
Cottam Hall, als KnoU Hall, als Dil-
worth Hall, Knowle Green, Pres-
ton, Lanes., 147°, 155°, 161*",
162*°, 170, 177*°, 178", 183^
Cotterall, Edward, 154
Cottham, see Cottam
Cottingham, Yorks.,^64
Cottington, Francis, 287*^; Francis,
baron, 28711
Cotton, Ann, 343; Humphrey, 324*;
Margaret, 307; Nicholas, 303;
Robert, 309; Thomas, 307; ,
324
Cotton, Suffolk, 300, 302
Cottshall, Lanes., 2391^
Couche, John, S.J., 366
Coudo, Thomas, 343
Co[u]ghlan, Ann, 348; Catherine,348* ;
Dennis, 348*
Coughton Court, Warwicks., 196^
Coulam, Robert, 276; William, 276
Cou[l] borne, see Cowbome
Couldock[e], Anne, 222; Eliz[abeth],
218; Margaret, 118
Couling, see Cowland
Couls[t]on, family, 255°; Alice, 255";
Elizabeth, 255*i», olim Knowles,
255°; Gabriel, 247°, 255*'^; Ga-
briel, priest, 256°; Grace, 255°,
262; Henry, 2551^, 256"; John,
247^1, 255*'!, 256*°; John, priest,
255°; Joseph, 25511; Joshua, 2551^;
Margaret, olim Walmesley, 255'^ ;
Mary, 255*°; Teresa Elizabeth,
see Croft, 255'*, see Goldie, 256°;
Thomas, 255*"^; William, 255°;
, see Ball, 247°, see Croskell,
255°, see Knowles, 255^^
Coulton, Staffs., 304
Counter, Compter, prison, London,
158°, 235°
Course, Joseph, 90
Courthope, Robert, 325
Courtney, Elizabeth, see Champ, 416;
Patrick, 337
Coverdale, Ann, 336*, 346*; John,
336*, 346*; , Mrs, 334, 336*
Covert, Eliz[abeth], 268; Thomas.268*
INDEX
453
Coverdale, William, 277
Cowan, Coane, Eleanor, 353*; Willi-
am, 355
Coward, Cowhead, Alice, 205; John,
205, 277
Cowarne Court, Herefords., 215'^
CoAvborne, Couborne, Co[u]lborne,
Corborne, Cowban, Cow[l]bron,
Anne, olim Hesketh, 182°; Ar-
thur, 189; Butler, 182*°; Ellen,
108; Faith, 299, 301; George,
priest, 182°; Helen, see Freckle-
ton, 182^; Henry, 182*11; James,
208; Janet, see Butler, 182°;
John, 99, 182°; John, als Butler,
priest, 182°; Laurence, 182*°;
Richard, 188, 208; Richard,
priest, 182^1; Thomas, 208; Wil-
liam, 207, 209*°; William, priest,
182°; ,188
Cowden, Wilts., 326
Cowden, Yorks., 260, 264
Cowdrey, John, 316; William, 314
Cowell, Coell, Alice, 155; Daniel, 88*;
EUen, 175*; Galfrid, 155; George
155; Henry, 205; Jennet, see
Whittingham, 175; John, 174,
182; Margaret, 182; Mary, 182;
Priscilla, 88 ; Ruth, 205 ; Thomas,
172*; William, 172, 175*; ,
174
Cowlbron, see Cowborne
Cowley, AUce, olim Bannister, 110°;
Anne, iii, 211; Henry, iii;
James, 108, iii, 213; Jane, 108,
olim Fisher, iicP^; John, 106;
John, als Bannister, priest, 110°,
als Fisher, priest, 110°; Mar-
garet,
Matthew, 110°;
Richard, no; Robert, iioii;
Thomas, priest, 110°; William, als
Martin, priest, 111°; William
Gregory, O.S.B., niQ; , 106
Cowley, Staffs., 307
Cowley Hill, Scholes, Lanes., 132°
Cowley Hill, Eccleston, Lanes., 1341*
Cowland, Cowlen, Coohng, Cooland,
Couling, Cowling, AUce, 95 ; Anne,
271, 380, 382, 397, 422, olim
Woodrow, 400, 402, 405, 410,413,
419, 424, see Langdown, 382, 384,
385, 386, 389, 390, 392, 393, 394;
Charles, 397, 406, 415; Cuthbert,
271; Dorothy, 95; Elizabeth,382,
384, 386, 405, olim Ralls, 417, see
Davis, 400, 401, 404; Emora, 95;
Hannah, olim Speck, 379*, 380,
382, 384, 386, 388, 389, 390, 391,
392, 393 : Hester, 386, 419; James,
391 ; Jane, 95, 413; John, 95, 379*.
380, 382*, 384, 386, 388, 389,
391, 393*, 400, 402, 405, 406, 410,
419; Louisa, 426; Marmaduke,
273; Martha, 400, 424; Mary
Anne, 402; Nancy, 400; Richard,
374*, 386, 393, 412, 413; Tho-
mas, 378, 380, 381, 386, 388, 413;
WiUiam, 379, 391, 392, 410
Cowley, Margaret, 219; , Mrs,346
Cowpe, Coupe, Coop, 99°; Alice, 182;
Anne, 91, 99; George, 155, 182;
Jennet, 144; John, 144; Richard,
144; Robert, 90; Thomas, 99,
159; Thomas Jerome, O.S.B.,
9911
Cowper, Cooper, Adrian, 245; Agnes,
104; Anne, 186, 286; Edward,
294; Elizabeth, 97, 99; Ellen, 99,
104; Hugh, 104*; George, 272;
James, 104, 159; Jane, 104, see
Cooper, 184°; Jennett, 99; Joan,
155; John, 184°, 309; Margaret,
104*, 154, 269; Mary, 124, 272,
304; Ralph, 130, 223; Richard,
97, 304; Thomas, 97,^155; Walter,
318; William, 104, 286
Cowperthwaite, Guy, 245; Lucy, 245;
Mary, 245
Cowpland, Elizabeth, 283; Frances,
283; Margaret, 283; Martha, 286
Cox, Elizabeth, 389, see Franklin,395;
John, 320; Mary, 323; Sarah, see
Champ, 408, 411, 414, 415; Wil-
liam, 315, 323*
Coyle, Patrick, 423
Coyney, Alice, 303 ; Ellen, olim Erdes-
wick, 303*11, 312^; Richard, 3 1 2*0;
Thomas, 303*11, 31211
Crabb, Charles, 375; EUz[abeth], 375;
Jane, 375
Cranbrook[e], Kent, 325*
Crane, Mary, see Sinott, 407, 408, 410
Creamer, Ahce, 347
Creswell, Criswell, James, 395; John,
397* ; Mary, olim Linins, 395, 397;
,395
Crew, Mary, see Gold, 376*
Crips, Alferius, 24
Crispin, Ann, 397, 399, 401, 405*, 407,
420; Anne Mary, 411; Benjamin,
385, 386, 387, 389, 390, 392, 393,
394, 395, 396, 397, 399*, 401,403.
405*, 413, 414*; Eliza[beth], 393,
395, 399*, 404,405, 408, 414,421,
olim White, 385, 386, 387, 389,
390, 392, 393, 395, 396, 397, 399,
401; Ellinor, 392; George Bell,
414; Henrietta, 397; Hugh Neale
Campbell, 415; James, 386, 413;
James Hugh, 396, 399; Jane[t],
394, 413, 415, 419, 420, olim
Bell, 414; Joseph John, 390;
454
INDEX
M[ary] A[nne], Marian, 393, 399,
403, 407, 408*, 413, 415, 418,422;
Robert, 387, 419, 420, 421, 422;
Sarah, 395, 413; Susan[na], 389,
402, 403, 404, 407; William, 411 ;
William Benjamin, 415
Criswell, see Creswell
Crabbe, John, 82
Crabtree, John, 273; Mary, 284; Wil-
liam, 273
Crackstaffe, Ellen, 118
Crafter, William, 320
Craike, John, 261
Cranbrooke, Kent, 159^
Crane, Mary, olim Tyldesley, 2i3'»;
Richard, 213°; Thomas, 85
Cranfield, John, 88; Joseph, 88
Crank, Elizabeth, 108
Crank, Lanes., 1431^
Cranwell, Bennett, 86
Crashaw, Mary, 273
Crashaw Hall,Adhngton, Lanes., 93*°,
231°
Crathorne, Lanes., 18211
Crattfeild, Suffolk, 299, 300, 301
Craven, family, 151°; Anne, olim
Walmesley, isi^^; Edward, 151;
Ellen, 151; Giles, 151; Isabel,
151*; John, 151*; Richard, 151
Craven, Grace, 146; Richard, 146
Craven Fold in Dinckley, Lanes., 151°
Crawford and Balcarres, , Brads-
haigh. Earl of, 138'^
Crawley, Avis, 79; Laurence, 79
Cra[w]ley, Sussex, 320
Crebarr, John, 315*; , 315
Creke, John, 264
Cressingham, Norfolk, 296
Cressy, Gervase, 260°; Sarah, 260°
Crew, John, 124; Mary, 124
Crewson, Mary, 310; Walter, 310*
Cridling Stubbs, Darrington, Yorks.,
275*°, 282*°
Crimplesham, Norfolk, 290, 292, 294
Cringlefeild, Cringleford, Norfolk, 293
Criple, Henry, 79
Cripston, Solomon, 79
Crissell, Mary, 88*
Croft[e], family, 244°, 245"; Alison,
see Middleton, 2410; Anne, 106,
122; Edward, 244^; Ehzabeth,
106, 198, 244, olim Kirkby, 239^;
Ellen, 245; Gabriel, 239°, 240°,
244°; George, 225; Henrj^ 24411,
245"; Isabel, olim Normanville,
240°, see Kirkby, 240^; Isolde,
olim Conyers, 241"; James, 241°;
Joan, 242; John, 242, 268; Mar-
garet, 107, 244, 245°; Ralph, 118,
225; Robert, 24i»i; Thomas, 106,
122; William, 245°
Croft, Winwick, Lanes., 106, 157,
230*0
Crofton, quoted, 226°
Crofton, Yorks., 274, 286
Croker, John, 251°, 399; Mary, olim
Hunt, 399; Thomas, 399; ,
5^1? Thornborough, 251°
Croke}^ Anne, 147
Crompton, John, 182; Thomas, 209;
,209
Cromwell, 48
Cromwellbotham Hall, Yorks., 238^
Crondon Park, Stock, Essex, 327*,
329*, 330*, 331*, 332*, 338*,
339*, 344*, 347*, 348*, 349, 35°
Crouton, Prescot, Lanes., no
Crook, see Crooke
Crookall, see Crookhall
Crook[e], Christopher, 100; Elizabeth,
100; George, 192°, 197, 205";
George, priest, 165°; James, 100;
Jane, Jennet, 166, 197, olim
Blackburne, 192", olim Hathorn-
thwaite, 233°; John, 100, 306*;
Leonard, 280; Margaret, 280,
olim Anderton, 91*11; Martha,
18411, olim Waring, 184°, see Ros-
kell, 20511; Mary, 306; Richard,
98; Roger, 91; Thomas, 1841;
, 197, 233
Crooker, Anne, 314; John, 314*;
Robert, 314: William, 314; ,
314*
Crook House, Durton, 186"
Crookhall, Anne, 189, olim Gillow,
189O; Ellen, i89*n, 203; Jane, see
Gillow, 1890, 200°; John, 189*°
Mary, see Barrow, 189°, 208
Ralph, 189°, 200°; Thomas, 189
Thomas, priest, 18911
Croomack, Henry, 280; Jane, 280
Croome, Barbara, 325 ; John, 325*
Crop[p]er, Elizabeth, 124; James,io5;
John, 124
Crosby, Elizabeth, 142; Joshua, 125;
Robert, 142; Thomas, 125
Crosby, Great, Sefton, 127*°, 217
Crosby Hall, Lanes., 95°, 117°, 129",
154°, 249°
Crosby, Little, Sefton, Lanes., 125,
126*11, 129°, 150^, 219°, 220°, 221*
Crosfield, Francis, 102; Margaret, 102
Croskell, Crossgill, Croskill, family,
24711; Anne, 247°; Charles, 247*";
Charles, priest, 247° ; Christopher,
247*11; Dorothy, 247°; Ehzabeth,
247°, see Corbishley, 247°; Ga-
briel, 247*11; James, 247°; John,
247*11; Margajet, olim Leeming,
247"; Robert, 246°, 247*°; Rob-
ert, priest, 247°; Thomas, 247*°,
INDEX
455
255°; Thomas, priest, 247*°;
William, priest, 247°; Winefred,
olim Ball, 246°, 247°; , olim
Coulston, 247°, 25511
Cross, see Crosse
Crossbrook, Orrell, Lanes., 220*0
Cross[e], family, 109°; Anne, 185,202;
Blanch, see Breares, 146^; Dor-
othy, 176; Elizabeth, 133, 142,
olim Walton, 140°, see Chorley,
95°; Ellen, 160, 172*; James, 202;
John, 95°, 160, 172, 176, 220,299,
300, 301; John, vere Tristram,
S.J-, 368; Katherine, 185; Mar-
garet, 169, 172; Oliver, 133, 220;
Richard, loi, 140°, 185; Robert,
142*°, 169; Thomas, 142*°, 172*;
295; ,299,300,301
Crossett, Katherine, 265
Crossgill, see Croskell
Cross Hall, Lanes., 95°, 140°
Cross House, Great Eeeleston, Lanes.,
178°, 190*°, 191°, 194°, 240*'!
Cross House, Kirkby, Lanes., 239°
Crosskill, see Croskell
Croston, Robert, 170; , quoted,
157°
Croston, Lanes., 91*°, 92, ioo*n, ioi*n,
229°, 253
Croston Hall, Lanes., 91*0, 105°, 139°,
166°, 183°, 187°, 212", 249°,
2520
Crouehley, Critchley, Critehlow[e],
Croitehley,Crouehlowe,Chri[t]eh-
low[e], Chrieklow, Chureh[l]oe,
family, 98°, 168°; Anne, 157;
Catherine, olim Tootell, 98, 236";
Elizabeth, 1 68°; Ellen, 96; Emma,
96; Franeis, 97; George, 144;
James, 96; John, 96, 98, 214°;
Katherine, 108; Laurence, 108,
221; Margaret, 168°, olim Cul-
cheth, 220°, olim Hoghton,i68*°;
Ohver, als Foster, priest, 98°;
Ralph, 98, 236°; Richard, als
Foster, priest, 198"; Roger, 168*° ;
William, 118, 144, 168*°, 220°,
225; William, als Foster, priest,
98"; , see Hoghton, 98°
Crouchen, Johji, 224
Croueher, see Crowcher
Crouksank, Anne, olim Fitzherbert,
309°
Crouser, Agnes, 181
Crow, see Crowe
Crowcher, Croueher, Francis, 320;
Ralph, 318*, 320; Thomas, 318,
320*
Crowder, Jane, 309
Crowe, Jane, 306; Thomas, 306; Wil-
liam, 267
Crow Hall, Woodplumpton, Lanes.,
201°
Crowley, Henry, 309 ; Susan, 309
Crowther, Alice, 273; Anne, 273;
Nathr, 273
Crow Trees, The, Melling, Lanes., 243"
Croxteth, Lanes., 128°, 165"
Croxteth Hall, Lanes., 108°, 141°,
150°, 15411, 219°
Croyden, Thomas, 311
Crumpsall Hall, Lanes., 225°, 2261*
Cubban, Anne, 133; Richard, 133
Cubitt, Eliz[abeth], 296; George, 296;
Gregory, 294
Cuckfeild, Sussex, 320
Cuerden, Kuerden, family, 154°;
Henry, 92; Jane, olim Rymer,
154".* John, Disc. Carm., 154";
Katherine, 92; Margaret, 92;
Mary, 154*°; Matthew, 154*°;
Richard, 154°; Thomas, 154°;
Thomas, S.J., 154°; William,
154*'^
Cuerdale, Blackburn, Lanes., 144
Cuerden, Leyland, Lanes., 97*°, 180°
Cuban, Timothy, 414
Culeheth, Culshaw, family, 109°, 139";
Alexander, 220°; Alice, 215;
Anne, 124, 138, olim Bradshaigh,
138°, 181°, olim Mostyn, 139°,
see Hunt, 220°, see Stanley, 139°,
181°; Catherine, see Traflford,
139"^, 183°; Clara, olim Giffard,
221°, see Puddieombe, 221°;
Edward, 124; Ehzabeth, 133,
olim Tonge, 220°, see Bolton, 220°;
Ellen, 124*; George, 220*°, 221°;
Hector, 123; Isabel, 221°; James,
S.J., 139°; Jane, see Hawarden,
130°; John, 124, 139*°, 220°;
Margaret, 124, olim Norris, 220°,
see Crouehley, 220°; Mary, o/zm
Dieeonson, 139°, olim Taylor,
220°, see Pearse, 221°; Ralph,
220°, Richard, 124, 215; Roger,
220*0, 221°; Thomas, 133, 138*°,
181°, 183°, 220*°, 221°; Thomas,
S.J., 139°, als Lewis, 221°; Wil-
liam, 124, 220°, 221°; William,
S.J., 139°
Culeheth, Winwick, Lanes., 115",
138*0, 139*°. 225, 2400
Culeheth Hall, Lanes., 138°, i8i*n,
1 830, 2 1 6°, 365
Cumberland, family, 232"; Chris-
topher, 232; Dorothy, 232;Henry
CHfford, Earl of, 164°
Cumbers, Anthony, 89
Cummerford, Anne, 420; Catherine,
olim Thornington, 420; Simeon,
420
45^ INDEX
Cunliffe, family, 144°; Anne, 162;
Elizabeth, 162*; Isabel, 144*°;
John, 144*°; William, S5« Brooks,
144"
Cunscough [Hall], Melling, Lanes.,
132°, 219°
Cunswick Hall, Westmd, 153°, 171,
235°, 23611
Curran, Curren, Caelia, see 0'Neil,388
Rose, see Loyd, 405
Cursil, , monsieur, 62*
Curtis, Eliz[abeth], 370; John, 306;
Jos[eph], 370, 371, 385; Mar-
g[aret], 370, 371*, 381 ; Mary, 306,
371,385
Currier, Mary, 80
Curwen, Anne, olim Thornborough,
251°; Cecily, olim Butler, 177*^;
Christopher, 237, 251°; Eleanor,
see Ellen ; Elizabeth, olim Kirkby ,
239'^, 240^; Ellen, Eleanor, olim
Thornborough, 251°, see Preston,
237; Henry, 204°, 235°, 24811 ;
Hugh, 239'! ; James, 1 72 ; Jane, 177;
John, 177°, 240°; Magdalen, see
Duckett, 235°, 240°; Margaret,
171, 172; Mary, 20411; Rich-
ard, 251°; Robert, 172; Sissilia,
172
Cusack, Louisa, 357
Cusworth, Charles, 330
Cuthbert, 297; John, vere Andrew
Stonehouse, S.J., 73*; , 297
Cutler, Ahce, 152; Elizabeth, 155, 271,
see Cottam, 1551; Ellen, 152, 274;
George, 161; John, 80, 152; Law-
rence, 152; Robert, 271 ; Thomas,
155; William, 161
Cutleridge, see Goodrich
Daby, John, 288
Dacre, Anne, see Howard, 243"; Eliz-
abeth, olim Preston, 2361, see
Howard, 23711; Thomas, baron,
236^, 24311
Daggers, Anne, 152; John, 152*
Dades, see Davis
Dailes, Ehz[abeth], 257
Dalby, Yorks., 272*1
Daily, Michael, 355
Dalden, Durham, 2481
Daldton, see Dalton
Dale, Anne, 155, olim Eaves, 20311;
Margaret, Margery, 112, 217;
Sarah, 381, 382; Thomas, 155,
20311
Dalemain Hall, Cumbd., 237
Dalton, Daldton, , priest, 28*
Dalston, Elizabeth, see Duckett, 235°,
Jane, olim Thornborough, 25 in;
John, 235°, 25111
I
Dalston, Cumberland, 25 1"
Dalton, Dolton, family, 17611, 2331,
245°, 24611, 24711, 25311, 255°, see
Fitzgerald, see Hoghton; A ,
see Mason, 333°; Anne, olim In-
gleby, 261°, 268°, olim Moly-
neux, 252°; Bridget, 21 2°, olim
More, 212°, see Fitzgerald, 212°;
Catherine, olim Whittingham,
212°, 253°; Cecily, olim Butler,
212°; Charles John, 21 2°; Char-
lotte, 21211; Edward Woolstan,
vere Shuttleworth, O.S.B., 11711;
Elizabeth, 212*", 227, olim Demp-
sey, 21211, olim Hulton, 229°, olim
Nay lor, 21211, see Hoghton, 21211;
Ellinor, 271; Emma Mary, olim
Cook, 21211; Frances, 21 20, olim
Mostyn, 21211, see Trafford, 21 2";
George, 91; Henry, 297; Jane,
21211, 297, see Thornborough,
252^ 253°; John, 212*°, 253°,
261*11,267*11,26811, olim Hoghton,
212°; John Henry, 212°; Kathe-
rine, 170; Louisa, olim Smith,
21211; Lucy, see Bushell, 21 2°;
Margaret, 21211; Mary, 212°, olim
Gage, 212°, see Thornborough,
21211, 25311 ; Mary Anne, olim
Cary, 212°; Robert, 21 2°, 229",
323 ; Stephen,27i ; Thomas,2i2*ii,
25211, 26111, 268*11; William, 21211,
323*; William Henry, 212; Wil-
liam Hoghton, 212*11; , 91,
323
Dalton-Fitzgerald, Gerald Richard,
bart, 212°; James George, bart,
21211
Dalton, Lanes., 11511, 117", 133°, 142°,
17711, 211°, 220*0, 23011, 235°,
236*°, 237*°, 238*0, 2410
Daly, Jeremy, 415; John, 415; Sarah,
olim Barot, 415
Dam, Ehzabeth, 132*; Ellen, 132;
Henry, 132, 223; John, 132
Damen, Emma, olim Ewen Rhoder,
423; John, 423; Robert, 423
Damport[e], Edward, 291, 292, 294
Danby Hall, Yorks., 1430, 1630, 1910
Danbury, Essex, 89
Dancastle, see Doncastle
Dandridge, John, 84°
Dandy, Alice, loi; Ehzabeth, 100;
Gilbert, 100; Jane, 100; John, 100;
William, loi
Danieipi, Daniels, family, 910, 1860;
Agnes, 161; Dorothy, 1870, olim
Forth, 1190; Edward, 186°, 187*°,
Edward, als Bennett, priest, 186";
Ehzabeth, 187*0, 377, 378*, see
Thorpe, 2670; Ellen, 172; John,
INDEX
457
i86*n, 187°; John, priest, iSy^;
John Benedict, vera Simpson,
O.S.B., 185°; Margaret, 87;
Mary, oUm Penswick, 187";
Richard, priest, 186°; Robert,
O.S.B., 186°; Thomas, 187*°;
Thomas, priest, i86*»; WilHam,
317; WiUiam, priest, 186'^; ,
s«ff Simpson, 185°; , Col., 119"
Dannett, see Dennett
Danneville, Albin, archpriest, 329,
358*
Danson, Anne, 175; Thomas, 175
Danthorpe, Humbleton, Yorks., 266
Darbyshire, Elizabeth, 109
Dar[c]y, Mary, 349*, 350*, olim Kyt-
son, 242°; Michael, 349, 350;
Patrick, 349*, 350; Penelope, 5<?e
Gage,242i»; Thomas, Earl Rivers,
242°; William Walter, 349
Dargison, Jane, 197; Richard, 197
Darlaston, Staffs., 307
Darley, Derley, Anne, 277; Edward,
277; Eliz[abeth], 285; Ellen, 285;
John, 284; Thomas, 285
Darling, Richard, 307
Darlington, Durham, 244°
Darrington, Yorks., 275°, 282°
Darron, Catherine, 342
Darst, Jane, 148
Darwell, Mary, 118; Roger, 118
Darwen, Darvvyn, Elizabeth, 126, 154;
Evan, 155; James, 154; Margaret,
159
Darwen, Lower,Blackbum,Lancs., 1 5 1
Darwyn, see Darwen
Dary, see Darcy
Dasken, Thomas, 261
Dauphin of France, see Louis, 70
Davenport, Anne, see Belasyse, 227°;
Frances, see Helme, 185°; J ,
227°; William, 185'^
David, see Davis
Davidson, Margaret, 130
Davi[e]s, Dav[e]y, Dayves, Dades,
Day vie, Davie, Abraham, 289;
Anne, 4i9*,o/tmBrockholes, 195;
Charlotte, see Champ, 398, 404,
410, 413, 416; Edward, 308, 320,
324; Edwin, 424; Elizabeth, 127,
193°, 289, 293, 381, 386, 388, 393,
402, 403, 405, 406, 407, 408, olim
Cooling, 400, 401, 404, 406, 410,
412, olim Jefferies, 381, 382, 384,
385, 387, 389, 391, 393, see
Champ, 414, 416; Ellen, 126,
221; Francis, 416; George, 389,
405, 406, 411, 413*, 414*, 416*,
420, 422, 424; Hester, olim Mack-
land, 405, 407; James, 378*, 382*,
384, 385, 386, 387, 389, 391, 393,
398, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405,
406, 410, 412; John, 317*, 321,
322*, 323, 370, 381, 385; Jane,
406; John, 401, 404, 405, 407;
Lewis, 384, 385, 387*, 388*, 389*,
393; Lucy, 387, 400, 404, see Mil-
ler, 417*; Margaret, 322; Mary,
202, 371, 372*, 373, 374, 391,404,
410*, 416; PhiUppa, 324; Rich-
ard, 126, 221, 317, 322*; Robert,
195°; SeUna, 420; Sophy, 414,
olim Tewksbury, 413, 414, 416,
420, 422, 424; Thomas, 83, 182,
321, 407; Thomas Cooling, 412;
Walter, 324; William, 202, 324;
,289
Dawe, James, 262
Dawson, Edward, 179; John,i6o, 268;
Margaret, 160; Mary, 179; Oli-
ver, 99*; Robert, 99; Roger, 97;
William, 160*, 269; , 99*
Dawsey, Patrick, 337
Day, Elizabeth, 386; Grace, SS\
James, 88; John, 88, 269
Daynes, Abraham, 293 ; , 293
Dayves, Day vey, see Davis
Deacon, Pudentianna, 9
Deakin[s], Ellen, 305; Francis, 305*;
John, 287
Deales, see Beales
Deane, Anne, 314; Catherine, olim
Mally, 356; Edward, 320; James,
154; John, 314*; Margaret, 154;
Ralph, 356*; Richard, 314; Rob-
ert, 123, 224; William, 224, 263
Dean, Lanes., 227*
Dearlove, Margaret, 280
Deardon, Isabel, 276; Thomas, 276
Debden, Essex, 89*
Deegan, Honor, 350*; John, 350; Mi-
chael, 350
Deely, Thomas, 80
Deepham, see Deopham
Deering, Henry, 316
Defish, William, 332
Delton, Robert, 325
Dempsey, Elizabeth, see Dalton, 212°
Denbigh Castle, i^^^
Denchworth, Berks., 840
Denian, Thomas, 320
Denman, Isabel, see Sherborne, 155°;
Thomas, 155^
Dennett, Dannett, family, 141°; Alice,
141; Helen Teresa, 141'^; Henry,
I4i*»; Henry, priest, 141°; James
141*; James, S.J., 141"; James,
priest, 141°; Joseph, Carthusian,
141^; Margaret, olim Tarleton,
1411; Mary, olim Valentine, 141°;
Mary Christina, canoness, 141°;
Richard, 141; William, 141 *"»
45^ INDEX
Denny, Dennis, Elizabeth,234; James,
419; John, 275; Jane, olim South-
erden, 419; Rebecca, 419
Dennison, Henry, 268
Denston, Staffs., 302*°
Dent, Christopher, 274; Francis, 85
Dent, Yorks., 268, 269*, 326
Denton, Eliz[abeth], 259, 262; Peter,
259
Denton, Yorks., 281
Denton Hall, Northants., 188°
Denton Hall, Lanes., 237
Denton's Green, Windle, Lanes., 202i»
Deopham, Deepham, West, Norfolk,
294
Depdale, Eliz[abeth], see Ashton, 91°;
Richard, 91^
Derby, family of earls of, 204°;
Henry Stanley, earl of, 134°,
180°, 250"; John, 312; ,
earl of, 142°, 148°, 152°
Derby, West, Lanes., 192°, 221°
Dering, Honor, 316
Derley, see Darley
Derman, Thomas, 293
Derrigh, Connell, 354*
Dervall, Peter, 83
Derveaux, , Mrs., 336
Deyes, Mary, 181
Desitheus, Carthusian, 366
Deth, Thomas, 81
Devaney, Davany, Charles, 352*
Devars, see D'Evyas
Devises, Wilts., 323
Deviock Hall, Devons., 213°
Devonshire, Thomas Cavendish, duke
of, 237; William Cavendish, earl
of, 185°, 238°
Devell, Devereux, 309; Lucy, 309
D'Evyas, Devars, Devers, Devis,
Bridget, 348* ; Cicely, olim South-
worth, 157°; John, 157°, 348*,
349*; Thomas, 202; William, 123
, see Southworth, 157°; ,
202
Dew, Thomas, 293
Dewhurst, Anne, 155; Roger, 155
Dewksbury, see Tewksbury
Dey, William, 302
Dicconson, Dickinson, Dickenson,
family, 197°, 235°; Agnes, olim
Kirkby, 240°; Alice, 179; Anne,
185, 277; Charles, olim Eccleston,
see Scarisbrick, 217°; Edward,
13911, i8in, 216°, 217°; Edward,
bishop of Mallus, 132, 340; Eliza-
beth, olim Eccleston, 2 1 y^,see Clif-
ton, 217^, see Scarisbrick, 216°;
Ellen, Ellinor, 185, 276; Hugh,
13911, 240^, 252*°; Isabel, 176;
Mary, 143, see Culcheth, isg'';
Matthew, 143; Meliora, olim
Stanley, 139°; Robert, 297;
Rosamund, 178; Thomas, 276;
Thomasine, olim Thornborough,
252*n; William, i39n, 181°,
250
Dick, Jane, 133; John, 133
Dickenson, see Dicconson
Dicker [y], Edward, 306; Paul, 291;
Peter, 314
Dickinson, see Dicconson
Dickson, see Dixon
Die[p]pe, 49
Dieulward,i85*n,i86", 224", 236'i,248'»
Digby, Ann, 345; Brian[t], 331, 332,
344, 345, 346; Ehzabeth, 346;
George, 344; [George], earl of
Bristol, 37, 47, 50*, 286; John,
286*°; John, priest, 50, 53, 54*,
56, 57; Joseph, 331*, 344, 345,
346; Mary, 333, 344*, 345; Nich-
olas, 331, 344, 345, 346; N ,
330; , Mr, 52; ,Mrs, 331,
332; , Lady, 5
Digson, Ellen, 190; John, 190
Dikes, see Dykes
Dilham, Norfolk, 290
Dillon, Mary, 349
Dilston, Northmd., 252°
Dilworth, Alice, 148; Anne, 148, 152;
Janet, Jennet, 148, 152; Robert,
148*; Roger, 152
Dilworth, Lanes., 155*", 184*°, I92'»
Dilworth Hall, Lanes., 155°
Dinmue, John, 292
Dimples, Richard (de), 175^
Dimples Hall, Barnacre-with-Bonds,
Lanes., 170", 175*°, 176*°, 202°
Din[c]kley, Blackburn, Lanes., 151°,
i59*n
Dinckley Hall, Blackburn, Lanes.,
159"
Din[n]ington, Yorks., 260
Dinton, Wilts., 321*
Disbrow, Disbrough, Elizabeth, 8^
James, 85; Thomas, 85
Ditch, George, 264
Ditchfield, family, 123; Edward, 123",
1390, 211"; Edward, priest, 123°,
2iin; Elizabeth, see Hoghton,
123°, 211^, see Lancaster, 139°;
Ellen, see Tyldesley, 213°; John,
123*11, 213", 224; Mary, 123*;
Richard, 123
Ditton, Prescot, Lanes, 108, 2ii*n,
2i3*n
Ditton Hall, Prescot,Lancs, 1 23*°, 1 39°
Dix, Francis, 289, 294; James, 289
Dixon, Dickson, Alice, 272; Anne,
272; Charles, 272; George, 319;
Margaret, 91, 266; Robert, 137,
160; Thomas, 266; William, 91;
. 160
INDEX
459
Dobbs, Anne, 291, 293; Cicely, 121;
John, 81*; Robert, 121
Dobson, Dogson, Agnes, 184; Alice,
gi^, 148; Elizabeth, 147, 184;
Ellen, 152; 188; Henry, 184;
Hugh, 157; John, 91°, 152, 188;
Margaret, 245; Mancy, olim Ball,
246°; Richard, 276, 277; Robert,
147, 148; Thomas, 273; William,
245; , 188, 246°
Dockerell, William, 296*
Docker [Hall], Whittington, Lanes.,
235°, 250*1
Dod[d], Charles, vere Hugh Tootell,
als Hugh Hesketh, priest, 950,
236; Frances, 306; Peter, 306*
Dodding, George, 238^; Mary, see
Preston, 238°
Dodding Green, Westmd, 107°, 253"
Dodson, , widow, 130
Dodsworth, Katherine, 269; Thomas,
269
Doggett, Richard, 79
Dogherty,Do[u]ghorty,Dughty, Cath-
erine, 352; Dennis, 353*; Eliz[a-
beth], 160; Francis, 352; Mary,
352
Dogson, see Dobson
Dolan, Honor, 354; Thomas, 354*
Dolman, Dolby, Anne, 265, see Whit-
tingham, 178°; Barbara, 258,
olim Mettram, 258°; Catherine,
Katherine, 258°, 265, olim Thor-
old, 258"; Eleanor, olim Mallory,
178'!; Frances, 258i»; John, 258;
Magdalen, 256, 265; Mary, 257;
Richard, 257, 262; Robert, 178°,
258*°; Thomas, 82, 256, 258°
Dolphin Lee, Bulk, Lanes., 183^, 233'*,
245*°, 246*11, 2471
Doltan, see Dalton
Doncastle, Dancastle, Anne, olim Fet-
tiplace, 83^1; John, 83*n; Mary,
olim Brown, 830
Doncaster, Yorks., 24 6^
Donnal, Patrick, 331
Donogan, Donugham, Andrew, 355;
Ehzabeth, 355; Joseph, 356;
Mary, 355
Donovan, Jane, 350; Mary, see
Leary, 417
Doran, Honor, 354*
Dorchester, 379, 380, 383
Dorey, Edward, 405*, 407, 408, 411,
414, 419; James, 408; Louisa,
407 ; Mary, 406, olim Tueksbury,
405, 407, 408, 411, 414, 419;
Mary Anne, 414; William, 419
Dormer, Anne, see Eyston, 84°;
Charles, baron, 367; Frances, see
Plowden, 367; James, 383; Mary,
383; Robert, 84"
Earl
iii^,
123",
141",
156".
165*°,
185",
195",
244".
251",
Dorrington, Francis, 305
Dorset, Thomas Sackville,
of, I
Douay, Doway, 9, gS"*, 101°,
112*°, 113°, 114*°, 119°,
1250, 132*0, 138°, i4on,
147°, 1500, 151°, 1530,
I58n, l6in, 163*°, 164°,
166°, 167*°, 178*°, 182°,
l86*n, 187*°, 190°, 194°,
197*1, 1991^ 202*n, 204*1, 2081,
218*1, 2191, 220*1, 225*1, 2261,
2281, 2331, 2351, 241I,
245*1, 246*1, 2481, 250*"
254°. 365*
Doughorty, see Doghert}'^
Douglass, John, Bishop of Centuriae,
366
Dourlens, 2471
Dove, Thomas, 292
Dovenby, Cumberland, 2401
Dovenby Hall, Cumberland, 237
Dover Castle, , Knatchbull, gov-
ernor of, 23
Dover, 23*, 1831
Dowan, Dennis, 353*
Dowbiggin, Anne Winder, see Benson,
232*1, 2331; John, 2321; ,
olim Winder, 2321
Downholland, Halsall, Lanes.,
223*1
Dowley, Francis, 354*
Downeham, William, 292
Downes, Frances, olim Preston,
Francis, 237; Joyce, 82
Downey, WiUiam, 383
Downing, George, 76*1; John, 301
Downton, Wilts., 323, 324*
Dowth Hall, Meath, 193*1
Dowty, Anthony, 267*; Jane, 267
Dracott, see Draycott
Drackett, see Draycote
Drake, Frances, 273; Francis, 273;
Mary, 294
Draycote, Drackett, family, 3101;
Alban, 3101; Anne, olim Fowler,
303°; John, 3031; Richard, 303*1;
Roger, 3031; Winefride, see Gif-
fard, 3101
Dra[y]cott, Wilts., 323*
Drayton, Richard, 309
Drewet[t], Drured, Alice, 83; Ed-
ward, 294; Lucy, 332; Nicholas,
317; Susan, 317
Dresser, John, 272; William, 272
Drewry, Robert, 296
Driskill, Cornelius, 424; Mary, 424;
olim Lary, 424
Droser, William, 295
Drunton, Anne, 284; Mark, 284
Drured, see Drewett
Drypool, Yorks., 262
^36,
237;
460 INDEX
Dubbin, James, 317
Duckett, Ducketh, Duckworth, fa-
mily, 162*°, 235*°; Agnes, olim
Fleming, 2351^; Anne, 235^, olim
Comaleach, 162°, olim Dewhurst,
162*11; Anthony, 235*°; Bartholo-
mew, 162^; Elizabeth, 235°, 314,
olim Dalston, 235°, olim Ley-
burne, 235°, olim Walker, 2351^;
Ellen,235ii; Francis,235°; George,
162*°; George, S.J., 29, 31;
George, priest, i63»; George Ed-
mund, O.S.B., 162°; James,
162°, 163*°, 235*0, 248^1; James,
martyr, 235°; Jennet, 235*°;
John, 162°, 235*11; John, priest,
233*11 J Magdalen, olim Curwen,
235°, 248°; Margaret, Margery,
243, see Girlington, 235°, 248°;
Marion, 2^$^, olim Bellingham,
235°; Mary, olim Sanders, 235°;
Richard, 162.^, 163*°, 235*°;
Richaid, priest, 16311; Thomas,
162°, 163°, 235*°; Thomas, priest,
1630; William, 253", 243
Duddell, Catherine Cecilia Joseph,
Poor Clare, 154°; Dorothy, 154;
Elizabeth, olim Chorley, 154°;
James, 154*°; John, 154; Mar-
garet, 154°; Richard, 154*°;
William, 154°
Duff, Anne Jane, 416; Catherine, 417,
olim Grims, 413, 416, 419; John,
419; Patrick, 412, 413*, 416, 419
Duffeild, Eliz[abeth], 278; Francis,
278; Henry, 278; Isabel, 278;
John, 278; Margaret, 278
Duffield, Yorks., 197°; North, 260
Duffy, Bridget, 350; John, 350*;
Michael Own, 350
Dugard, John, 393
Dugdell, Anne, 156; Robert, 156;
Thomas, 156
Dugdale, , quoted, 128", 138^,
27311
Duggleby, Kirkby Grindalhyth,
Yorks., 269*11
Duhart, Lewis, 344
Dullingham, Cambs., 85
Duiiiass, , Mr, 26
Dun[b]abyn, family, 22411; Samuel,
123, 224*11
Dunbar, John Constable, Viscount,
259*11; , First Viscount,
260*11; ^ yyU
Dunce, Dunch, Dorothy, 316; Ste-
phen, 294; ,294
Dunderdall, Richard, 149; , 149
Dunham, Great, Norfolk, 295
Dunlevy, Ann, 356; James, 356;
Patrick, 356
Dunkenhalgh, Lanes., 145*", 152*0,
157", 15811, 18611, 2381
Dunkirk, Dunkerk, Dunkerque [Re-
ligious houses], I*, 40*, 41*, 42*,
45*, 48, 56, 57, 58*, 69, 139°,
15111
Dunmore, Henry, 278
Dunn[e], Dun, Charles, 384, 387;
Cuthbert, 199°; Eleanor, Helen,
387, olim Welch, 384, 387, 385;
Ehzabeth, 353, 357; James,
priest, 329*, 361; Fr , 271;
Katherine, 271; Margaret, olim
Gillow, 19911; Mary, 353, 387;
Michael, 339; Rose, 350; Samuel,
90, 384; William, 353
Dunnington, Beeford, Yorks., 264
Dun, see Dunn
Dunsley, Kinver, Staffs., 31011
Dunsley, Dimsley, Whitby, Yorks.,
73*, 74*^"
Dunthorpe, Humbleton, Yorks., 257,
266
Durant, Jane, 297; William, 297
Durham, 167°, 19811, 241°
Durton, Broughton, Lanes., 186*",
1 8711
Durden, Dordon, Anne, 288; John,
284
Dutchman, George, 267; Jane, 267
Dutton, George, 307; Isabel, 104;
Thomas, 104, 276, 307
Dutton, Ribchester, Lanes., 156*11,
22611
Dutton Hall, Ribchester, 156*11, 226*11
Duty, Anthony, 259; Jane, 259
Duxbury, Standish, Lanes., 100,
11511, 22611
Dine, James, 382, 384*; Mary, 382;
Susan, olim Slade, 382, 384
Dwarthack, Isabel, 97
Dwerrihouse, Dwarryhouse, Dwarri-
hous, family, 11411; Ellen, 114;
Henry, 114; Margaret, 114;
Mary Josepha, O.S.B., 11 4°;
William, 114,210
Dydall, Sarah, 291
Dyer, William, 322
Dykes, Dikes, George, 260; Margaret,
260*
Dyne, James, 377, 379, 387; Mary,
387; Peter, 379; Susan, 377, olim
Slade, 379, 387; William, 377
Dynely, Mary, 245 ; Thomas, 245
Dynton, Wilts., 325
Eales, John, 273
Earle, Eleanor, 279; Mary, 279; Peter,
279
Early, Berks., 82
Eareswicke, see Erdeswicke
Easby, Yorks., 73, 271
Easington in Bolland, Yorks., 233°
Easington in Cleveland, Yorks., 276
Easington Hall, Bolland, Yorks.,
236°
East Bergholt, Suffolk, 206°
East Budleigh, Devons., 289*"^
East Cottingwith, Aughton, Yorks.,
257, 265
Easterby, Francis, 276
E[a]stergate, Sussex, 318
Eastham, Estom, Dorothy, loi
East Hendred, Berks., 84*1
Eastley, Hants., 313
Eastling, John, 298, 301
East Lulworth, Dorset, 366
Easton, Margaret, olim Thorn-
borough, 251°; William, 2511
East Peckham, Kent, 365
Eastington, Yorks., 262*°
Eastronwick, see Elstranwick
Eastropp, Ellen, 259, 266; John, 259,
266*
East Row, Eas[t]brow, Dunsley,
Whitby, 73*, 74*
Eastwood, Ann Henrietta, 360; Cath-
erine, 360, olim Taylor, 354, 362;
Edward, 359; Jennet, 284, 341;
Thomas, 351, 354, 358, 359, 360,
362; , Mr, 353; , Mrs,
358
Eaton, Anne, see Gillow, 200°; James,
341; Mary, 303; Philip, 303;
Thomas, 303*; William, 123,
200°, 319
E[a]ton, see Eton
Eaves, Eyves, Anne, see Dale, 2030,
see France, 169°, 203°; Eliza-
beth, 203^; Ellen, 2031 ; James,
203*n; Jane, olim Grimshaw,
20311, see Shaw, 2030; John, 95;
Margery, olim Sherdley, 2031;
Mary, O.S.B., 203°; Oswald,
203*n; Oswald, O.S.B., 169°,
2030; Richard, 203*1; Robert,
203°; Thomas, 203*°; Thomas,
O.S.B., 2030
Eavesden, Lincolns., 147°
Eccles, Ann, 342, olim Blackburne,
132", 192°; Henry, 192°; Ed-
ward, 152, 155; Isabel, 161;
John, 156, 161; Margaret, olim
Blackburne, 192^; Mary, 342, see
Tatlock, 132°; M , 372;
Thomas, 185, 1921^
Eccles, Lanes., 226*°, 229, 230
Eccleston, Kerston, family, 134°,
192°, 201, 2i6i»; Alice, see Urms-
ton, 1171; Anne, see Hunloke,
217°, see Scarisbrick, 217°; Basil
Thomas Scarisbrick, 11 in, 134°,
INDEX 461
216°; Charles, see Dicconson, see
Scarisbrick, 217"; Edward, 117°;
Eleanor, olim Blundell, 11 1°, olim
Clifton, 217°; Ehzabeth, 94, 97;
Henry, iii*n, 134°; James, vere
Gorsuch, als Metham, priest,
I34°j Jane, Jennet, 190, 201;
John, 97; John Gorsuch, 111°,
134°; Margaret, Margery, 93,
208, see France, i69n; Mary, olim
Osbaldeston, iii", see Gorsuch,
111°, 134°; Richard, 169°; Sy-
bella Georgiana, olim Farington,
217°; Thomas, 93; Thomas,
priest, 201°, 217°, S.J., iii",
216°; Thomas Scarisbrick, 2i6n,
217^; William, 93, 160, 201 ; ,
160
Eccleston cum Heskin, Lanes., 97
Eccleston [-cum-Larbreck], Little,
Kirkham, Lanes., 180, 195°, 199°,
201°, 233°
Eccleston, Great, Lanes., 161°, 166°,
170'^, 180*°, 183°, 190*°, 191*°,
19211, 195°, 200°, 2oin, 217",
2331, 240*1, 246*
Eccleston Hall, Lanes., 111*°, 117°,
134°, 139°, 180*°, 181°, 192", 204°,
213", 242"^
Eccleston Hall, Little, Lanes., 169*^
Eccleston - j uxta - Knowsley, Lanes. ,
153°
Eccleston, Prescot, Lanes., 93, 97*,
iii*°, 127°, 141°, 173°, 196°, 211,
340, 365
Eddleston[e], John, 211*, Margery,
211*
Ed [s] forth, Alice, olim Hay dock,
175^; Barbara, olim Bilsborrow,
162", 175°; Mary, olim Sid-
greaves, 175°; Thomas, 162°,
174°, 175*°; William, 174*°
Edgbaston, Warwicks., 312^
Edmonds, Edmunds, Dorothy, 291,
295; Edward, 291, 295; Mary,
391
Edmonson[s], Edmundson, Alice,
211; Mary, 236; Robert, 236;
, Mrs, 332
Edmunds, see Edmonds
Edmundson, see Edmonson
Edsforth, see Edforth
Edward I, 88", 2511; II, i98«; III,
171°, 267°; IV, 303°
Edwards, Alice, 314; Anne, 379, 389,
407, 408, 412*; Charles, 384;
Elizabeth, 378, 382, olim Clarke,
379, 381, 382, 384, 389; Ellen,
420; James, 379*, 381, 382, 384,
387*, 389, 392, 393*, 415: Jane,
409; Joseph, 320, 378, 387, 400,
462
[NDEX
401*, 404*, 407, 409, 412, 415,
420, 424; Julia, 424, olim Fook,
404, 407, 409, 412, 415, 416, 420,
424; Mary, 390, 391, 404, olim
Clark, 387; Richard, 322; Teresa,
394*; Thomas, 309; William, 378,
390*
Edwardson, Alice, 113; Henry, 130;
Robert, 125; Thomas, 137
Egerton, John, 11 1; Richard, iii,
211
Eggington, Anne, 306; Richard, 306
Egginton, Staffs., 309
Egremancy, William, 96
Egton, Whitby, Yorks., 73, 74*'^
Elby, Anne, 370*; Mary, 370, 373,
374, 375*, see Haines, 377; Tho-
[mas], 370
Elbing, Anne, 291 ; Peter, 291
Elcock, William, 324
Eldridge, family, 329; Thomas, 84'^
Eldrington, Bridget, 296
Elford, Staffs., 309
Elger, Robert, 88
Eliot[t], see Elliott
Elizabeth, Queen, 77, 93°, 101°, 129°,
135°, 140°, 142, 151°, 159°, i6on,
171, 185", 193°, 226'^
Elkar in Billington, Lanes., 151"
EUam, Jane, 124; Thomas, 124
EUand, Halifax, Yorks., 273°
Ellel [Grange], Cockerham, Lanes.,
199°, 237, 238*, 241*", 253'*,
254*°
Ellem[e]s, see Hulme
Ellerbeck, Edward Card well. Vis-
count of, 164'^
EUabee, Lucy, 305
Elleot, see Elliott
Ellerby, Swine, Yorks., 257*"*, 267
Ellerker, Anne, 264*; Ellen, 264;
James, 264*; John, 264; Mar-
garet, 264
Elleston, see Elston
Ellingham Magna, Norfolk, 289, 294
Elliot[t], Eliot, Elleot,Aloysia,O.S.B.,
57, 69; Catherine, 355; James,
322; Jane, 88; John, 319; Mary,
322; Thomas, 88; William, 298;
, 57, 322
Ellis, Anne, 311; Eliz[abeth], 172,272,
296; John, 311, 331, 344; Mary,
281, 296, 379, see Champ, 409;
Thomas, 292, 296
Ellison, see Elston
Elloughton, Yorks., 262, 265*
Elmett, Yorks., 276*"^
Elmgreave, Staffs., 308
Elmham, North, Norfolk, 295
Elmore, Daniel, 88
Elmswell, Suffolk, 298
Elston, Elleston, Ethelston, Ellison,
family, 194°; Anne, 146; Eliza-
beth, see Anderton, 234°, see
Banastre, 234'!, see Holden, 2340;
Francis, vere Lacy, priest, 2380;
Isabel, see Winckley, 150, 151",
194°; John, vere Butler, priest,
204°; Juliana, see Ashton, 911;
Marg[are]t, 375*; Mary, 354, see
Lacy, 238^; Massey, 376, 378;
Matthew, 373; Richard, 194°;
Robert, 15111, 207, 238°, 324;
Thomas, 373; Thomas, vere
Winckley, priest, isi'i; W[il-
lia]m, 91"; Winifred, 373*; ,
207
Elston, Preston, Lanes., 162*1, 169"
Elston Hall, Lanes., 2341^
Elstranwick, Elsterwick, Eastron-
wick, Humbleton, Yorks., 257*'',
267
Elswick, Lanes., 166*°, 167*11, 169'*
Elswick Grange, Lanes., 1690, 200"
Elswick Lodge, 190°
Elton, Yorks., 261
Ember, Frances, 325; Thomas, 325
Em[m]erson, Edward, 268; Robert,
297; Susan, 297
Emerton, Francis, 306; John, 306;
Katherine, 306
Emery, George, 316
Em[n]eth, Norfolk, 295
Emmethbrow, Emosbrow, Vaccary,
Lancaster, 232
Emott, , widow, 147
Empson, Anne, 283; Anthony, 276,
283*0; Catherine, 2830; Dorothy,
276, 283*0; Gregory, 283"; Isa-
bel, 276, 283*0; Mary, 283*0;
Thomas, 276, 283*0; WiUiam,
283*0
Enfield, Middlesex, 287, 3050
England, Jane, 279; Robert, 279
England, Queen Mother of, 49, 50,
54
Englefield, Anne, olim Husband, 83°;
Elizabeth, olim Blount, 830,o/zm
Pickford, 830; Francis, bart.,830;
Jane, olim Broune, 830; Henry,
83*0; ,313
Englefield, Berks., 830, 840
English College, see Rome
Ennis, Hetton Charles, 333; Mary,
333
Enoch, Martha, see Lennington, 394
Ensam, see Hansom
Enscoe, see Ainscough
Ens[e] worth, Mirabel, 311; William,
311*; , 321
Entwhistle, Esther, 212
Eppleby, Gilling West, Yorks., 271*0
INDEX 463
Erdeswick, Eareswicke, Gareswicke,
Dorothy, olim Stanton, 305°;
Edward, 305*°, 310°; Elizabeth,
olim Grey, 305"; Ellen, see Coy-
ney, 3030, 312°; Jane, see Whit-
hall, 305*11; John, 305*n, 310°;
Margaret, 305*1; Matthew,305*n;
Mary, olim Griffin, Griffith, 305^,
310°; Sampson, 303, 305, 310*°,
3i2n
Erleshall, Staffs., 312
Errington, Christopher, 297; Edward,
212°; Eli2[abeth] ,297, olim Hogh-
ton, 212°; Margery, 297; Rich-
ard, 315
Erringden, Halifax, 273
Eshe, Durham, 84°, 182"
Esketh, see Hesketh
Esquerchin, 12511
Espinal[l], James, 262; John, 261,
262*; Mary, 261, 262; Priscilla,
262; Ralph, 262; Thomas, 262
Espond, d' , priest, 67*
Essington, Staffs., 306
Estergate, see Eastergate
Estom, see Eastham
Estiennot, Maurus, subprior O.S.B.,
Ethelston, see Elston
Etherington, Ellen, 260; John, 116;
Matthew, 260
Eton, Eaton, 80, 81, 82*^
Ettingsloe, Anne, 303; John, 303*
Etton, Yorks., 260", 264
Eu, 225^1
Eure, family, 195°; Mary, see Johnson,
194'*; Peter, 194^*; William, 194^^;
, baron of Wilton, 194"
Europum, Thomas Penswick, bishop
of, 246^, 341
Euxton [Hall], Ley land. Lanes., 93'^,
io3*n, 166", 168°, 177", 180°,
190", 2oo», 234", 239", 240"
Evangar, Staffs, 313
Evans, John, 82; Thomas, S. J., 340*";
, widow, 85
Eveleigh, Evily, Bernard, 368, 372.
373; EHz[abeth], 370*; Geo[rge],
289, 369*; James, 368, 369, 370*;
Mary, 368; , 289
Everard, Everett, Everitt, Agnes,
299°, olim Mannock, 299°; Dor-
othy, 299°; Francis, 299*, 300,
301; James, 299, 300, 301; Jer-
omye, 299^1; Katherine, olim
Gawdy, 299"; Lawrence, 413*;
Michael, 356; Mary, 414, olim
Byrne, 413; Thomas, 299*", als
Gawdy, 299; William, 299'^
Everingham, Yorks., 264°
Everson, Henry, 223
Everthorpe, Berthorpe, N. Cave,
Yorks, 261
Everton, Walton-on-the-Hill, Lanes.,
137,210
Evertson, Thomas, 280
Evily, see Eveleigh
Ewhurst, Sussex, 319
Ewhurst, Hants., 314
Ewtrees [?], Sussex, 320
Exeter Castle, 288, 289
Exton, John, 90
Eyndell, Robert, 269
Eyre[s], Gertrude, see Fleetwood,
2131; Mary, see Blundell, 126";
Rowland, 126"; Thomas, 213";
Vivina, O.S.B., 45; William, 322
Ey[s]ton, Anne, olim Dormer, 84";
Charles, 199°; Eleanor, olim
Smith, 8^^] George, 84°; Jane,
see Smeaton, 8y^; Margaret, see
Perkins, 84°; Mary Anne, see
Gillow, 199'!; Rob[ert], S.J.,329*,
332, 334*» 335, 338, 340*"; Wil-
liam, 83", 84"; ,85
Ey ves, see Eaves
Faber, George, 273
Facon, Elizabeth, 382
Fagan, Elizabeth, 416; Jane, 416
Faile, Anne, 200, 201°; John, 200*°;
William, 201"
Fair [e] burn, Robert, 279*'^
Fair[e], Fayer, family, 1890; Alice,
189; Anne, 189; Jennet, 189;
John, 189; Mary, o/iw Hodgson,
189°; William, 189*1; William,
priest, 1891
Fa[i]r[e]clough, Anne, 155; Ellen,
123, 124; Jennet, 155; John, 147,
155; Margaret, 161; Mary, see
Cottam, 155°; Richard, 123, 161;
Robert, 124; , 147
Fairfax, Faier[e]fax, Ann, olim Had-
docke, 74I; Cuthbert, 74*"; Ellis,
olim Carlell, 74°; Edith, 74°;
Frances, olim Salvin, 74"; Fran-
cis, 74° ; George, 74*" ; Henry 74*" ;
John, vere Andrew Stonehouse,
SJ., 73*; Margery, 741; Mary,
741, olim Killdale, 74" ; Nicholas,
74*°; Ralph, 74*"; Thomas, 74°;
WilHam, 74*1
Fairhead, Fe[a]rhead, Ferrhead, Ed-
[mund], 321, 346; Lacy, 331;
Lucy, see Hilnsings, 335; ,
^Ir, 331, 345
Fairhurst, Edmund, 220
Fairhurst [Hall], Lanes., 92*", 93°,
94°, 109°, 1341, 1701, 1731
Fairoak House, Boliand, Yorks.,
156", 1571
464 INDEX
Fairsnape Hall, Lanes., 159°, 182^
Faithwaite, Farthwayte, family, 245° ;
Anthony, 245*^; Henry, 245;
Jane, 245; Thomas, 245*"^
Fakenham, Norfolk, 293, 295*
Falcon, Henry, 319
Falconer, John, 320
Fallon, Fallen, Barney, 353; James,
349*; Marianne, 353; Mary, 349,
353; Owen, 353*; William, 353
Fallowfield, Isabel, see Plesington,
1 7611 ; Margaret, olim Thorn-
borough, 252°; Richard, 176",
252°
Fallside, Thomas, 330
Falmouth, , Lord, 42, 58*
Fanderscore, Fanderschew, Fendest-
cure, Fandersker, Faneskun,Fan-
scure, Fanspurr, Vandersouer,
John, 1 01*; Richard, loi; Tho-
mas, loi; William, loi
Fareham, Hants., 314
Farington, Penwortham, Lanes., 92,
20311, 240°
Farin[g]ton, see Farrington
Farleton, Melling, 245
Farley, Thomas, 322
Farlington, Hants., 316
Farlington, Yorks., 272
Farmer, Henry, 80^; John, 80*, 81°,
84"; Mary, see Turberville, 84°;
Thomas, 81, 84*°; William, 85,
290, 292, 294; , 81*, 290, 294*
Farn[e]ham Royal[l], Bucks., 80, 8i*n
Farneham, Yorks., 278
Farnham, Surrey, 288*
Farn[e] worth, family, 119"; Alice,
119; Edward, ii9*'»; John Jer-
ome, O.S.B., 119°; Mary, see
Patten, 1191; Ralph Cuthbert,
119"; William, 119
Farn worth. Lanes., 230^
Farquharson, Frances, 373
Farrell, Farrall, [Ambrose], Captain,
344, 345, 346
Farrar, Farrer, Farrand, Alice, 136;
Anne, 223; Eleanor, olim Percy,
285*"; Elizabeth, 136; James,
126, 136, 223; James, S.J., 340;
John, 136, 223, 285; Robert, 134;
Thomas, 126*, 221; William, 268,
285
Farri[n]gton, Farinton, Anna Maria,
332; Elizabeth, see Butler, 240°;
Ellen, 90; Francis, vere John
Woodcock, O.S.F., martyr, 97";
Jane, 90; John, 332; Mary, 338;
Roger, 90; Susan, 338; Sybella
Georgiana, see Eccleston, 217°;
Thomas, 1 38", 240" ; William, 2 1 7°,
338; , Mrs, 321
Farthwayte, see Faithwayte
Fasset, Lucy, 330
Fauconberg, Thomas Belasyse, Vis
count, 227^^
Fa[u]lkbo[u]rn[e], Essex, 88*Q
Faulkner, John, S.J., 29*
Fawcett, John, 279
Fawley Parva, Hants., 315
Fayer, see Faire
Fazakerle}'-, Fazackley, Fizaekerly,
see Westby, 95° ; Alice, 112; Anne,
114, 132, olim Molyneux, 1400,
1410; Edward, 114; Elizabeth,
131, olim Sumpner, 9i»; Ellen,
132, 137, 223, see Tatlock, 132^;
Hawarden family, 130^^; Henry,
112; Henry Hawarden Gillibrand,
95*°, 130*"; James, 221; John
Hawarden, 127°, 141"; Margaret,
Margerie, 141, see Breares, 140°;
Mary, see Hawarden, 127^, i4i''-,
see Mostyn, 127'^, 141°; Nicho-
las, 9iii, 106°, 141*'^; Richard,
128, 218; Robert, 127", I40*n,
141'!; Samuel Hawarden, g^^,
127°, 141°; Thomas, 97, 114, 137;
Thomas, als Ashton, priest, 141'*;
Thomas Hawarden Gillibrand,
141°; William, 137, 140*0; Wine-
frid, olim Tarleton, 14111
Fazakerley Hall, Walton-on-the-Hill,
Lanes., 1300, 132°, 140*", 209°,
211, 221*'!
Fazakerley House, Kirkby, Lanes.,
91"
Fearhead, see Fairhead
Fearnley (?), Feranlee, William, 116
Feansby, [PFerrensby], Yorks., 278
Featherstone, Staffs., 306
Feild Allington, Norfolk, 295
Feild Dalling, Dawling, Norfolk, 292
Feilding, John, 273*, Mary, 273
Feliscliffe, Yorks., 279°
Felkirk, Felchurch, Yorks., 283*'»
Fellady, Ann, 172
Fell, Agnes, see Gillow, 199°; Corne-
lius, no; Eleanor, 274; Henry,
114; George, 274; Katherine, 114;
Margaret, no; , Mr, 199'^
I"ellowe[s], Anne, 303; Edward, 84";
Mary, 303 ; William, 303
Feltham, Robert, 324
Felton, John, 92 ; Peter, 96
Felton Park, Northd, 199", 200",
253''
Fenby, John, 260, 264; Katherine,
260, 264
Fenham, Northmd, 271°
Fenistrete, Appleton, Widnes, Lanes.,
1411^
Fenner, John, 319 _ _
Fenton, Elizabeth, olim Cawthorne,
173°; James, 173"^; John, later
Cawthorne, 173'^
Fenton-Cawthorne, Lancaster, 173°
Fenton, Staffs., 304
Fenwick, Anne, olim Benison, 233";
Dorothy, see More, 140*°; John,
82, i4on, 233"; Richard, bart,
14011
Ferhead, see Fairhead
Fermage, Sarah, see Champ, 389, 391
Fernyhalgh, Lanes., 93", ii2'», 147",
165*°, 166°, 1671, 191°, 2000,
218Q, 219°, 2361*
Ferrers, Edward, 199°; George Tho-
mas, 199°; Mary, olim Gillow,
I99n
Ferrett, John, 316; Thomas, 314,
316*; ,314
Ferrhead, see Fairhead
Ferry brig, Ferry Fryston, Yorks.,
283
Fetherston, Thomas, S. J., 365*
Fetherston, Yorks., 284*'^
Fettiplace, family, 84°; Anne, see
Doncastle, 83°; Elizabeth, see
Smalebone, 8^^; Francis, 83°;
John, 84°; Robert, 84°
Feuilletains, Fullintins, Church of,
Pontoise, 53*°
Fewston, Yorks., 278
Fiander, Hannah, olim O'Brien, 380;
Thomas, 380; William, 380
Fidler, family, 9811 ; Alice, 98*°, 115;
Katherine, 84°; Ralph, 98*^
Fidoe, Henry, 308
Field, Daniel, 347*
Fielding, Patrick, 332
Finan, Funan, Lawrence, 352*
Finch, family, g^^; Aldigund, O.S.B.,
42; Dorothy, see Cossey, 184";
Emlyn, 93; Frances Mary, olim
Wood, 358, 359, 360; Henry, 93*,
184", 358*, 359*, 360*; James,
93* James Bruno,Carthusian,93ii;
Jane, Jennet, 100, olim Cooper,
184'!; John, 287; John, martyr,
9311; Lucy Helena, 359; Margaret,
93; Mary, 320, 360, olim Hay-
dock, 93'»; Mary Elizabeth, 360;
Thomas, 93*'^
Finchdeane, Hants., 313
Fingall, Henrietta Maria, see Gradell,
193"; , tenth earl, i93'»
Fingest, Bucks., 80, 81, 82
Finigan, Mary, 352*
Finley, Richard, 318
Firbancke, Layton, 269
Firle, Suffolk, 242^
Firmage, Elizabeth, see Rickets, 382,
386; Sarah, see Champ, 394
INDEX 465
Firth, Helen, 270; Richard, 274
Fish, Francis, 281; John, 278; Mary,
159. 278; Peter, 159; Robert, 321
Fisher, Alice, 189; Anne, 103, 176,
189, 290, 291, 293; Cecilia, 290;
Henry, 184, 316*; James, 98;
Jane, Jennet, 184, see Cowley,
110°; John, 81*, 127, 189, 290,
291, 293; John, vere Cowley,
priest, lion; Margaret, 98, 342;
Mary, 185, 290, 291, 316;
Michael, 176; Richard, 146;
Richard, vere Garnett, priest,
250°; Roger, 107; Sarah, 295;
William, 127, 218
Fisherton de la Mere, Dallemore,
Wilts, 322
Fishwick, family, iSd^i; Alice, i86*n;
Charles, 186°; Henry, 186*;
Henry, col., 148°, 1490, 16 j^,
172°, 183°; James, 186*°;
John, 186°; Margaret, loi, 186°;
Richard, 186^
Fishwick, Preston, Lanes., 203*^
Fishwick Hall, Lanes,, 169'!, 203*"
Fitling, Humbleton, Yorks., 259, 266
Fillingdales, Yorks., 277
Fitter, Margaret, 311
Fitz[s], Francis, 291; Mary, 291, 294;
Richard, 291, 294
Fitzgerald, Anne, 420; Bridget, olim
Dalton, 212'!; Ellen, see Gradwell,
193°; Florence, 420; Helen, 347*;
James, bart, 212°; Mary, 422;
olim Cogan, 420; Patrick, 347*;
Peter, 19311
Fitzgerald, see Dalton-Fitzgerald,
(Lady) James, 212°
Fitzherbert, family, 195°; Anne, see
Crookshank, 309°; Basil, 195°;
Constantia, see Brockholes, 195°;
Dorothy, see Kempson, 309";
Elizabeth, 3090, olim Waring,
309°; Grisseld, olim Wolseley,
308°; Jane olim Basset, 308^;
Mary, 308;, Ralph, 308", 309°;
Robert, 308*^, 309"; William, als
Brockholes, 195'*
Fitzpatrick, Bridget, 350; Joseph,
350*
Fitzsi[m]mon[s], Anne, olim Sid-
greaves, 148"; Henry, S.J., 148";
James, 357; Mary, 357*; ,
Kt, 148-^
Fitz-William, Elizabeth, see Percy,
285^; William, 285°
Fizackerley, see Fazackerly
Flanagan, Margaret, 357
Flarty, Flattery, Daniel, 352* ;Honor,
362
Fleckleton, see Freckleton
30
4^5 INDEX
Fleetwood, family, iSQ'*; Anne, see
Tyldesley, 213'^; Anne Didacus,
Poor Clare, 172'*; Barbara, see
Newsham, 172°; Cecilia, 97;
Edmund, 172°; Elizabeth, 122,
olim Cheyney, I'ji^, see Nowell,
207°; Ellen, 125; Gertrude, olim
Eyre, 213^; James, 122; Jane,
129, see Kirkby, 240°; Laurence,
125; Margery, 112; Mary, olim
Sherburne, 2.^q>^', Paul, 172°;
Richard, 191*^; Richard, bart,
2070, 240°; Robert, 112, 125,
217; Thomas, 122, 207°, 333;
Thomas, bart, 213'^; Thomas,
baron of Newton, 240°; Wil-
liam, 107
Fleetwood, Lanes., 189°
Fleg[g], Bartholomew, 289, 295; ,
295
Flemyng[e], Fleming, Agnes, see
Duckett, 2350; Alice, olim Kirk-
by, 240^; Dorothy, see Kirkby,
239°; Elizabeth, 307; Ellen, 176;
Faith, 280; Henry, 176; Jane,
307, 311; olim Lowther, 239°;
John, 2350, 239'», 240°, 307, 311;
Mary, 303; William, 240^
Flemynge in Runwell, Essex, 88
Fletcher, Alice, 188; Anne, no, 159,
262, 309; Cecily, 131; Dorothy,
283; Edward, 123* ; Ellen, Ellinor,
123, 190, 215, 310; George, 188;
Henry, bart, O.S.F., 241°; James,
131, 171, 189, 223; John, III,
123, 202°, 215, 307; John,
priest, 202°; Katherine, olim
Middleton, 241°; Margaret, 189,
190; Patience, 267; Perpetua,
olim Wilkinson, 202°; Richard,
159; Robert, 190; Thomas, 133,
145, 202°, 241°, 309; William,
159, 187, 188, 190, 308; William,
als Wilkinson, priest, 202°; ,
III, 171, 187, 188
Flight[e], Anne, 315; John, 295
Flinton, Humbleton, Yorks., 259, 266
Flitcham, Flitchen, Norfolk, 290, 293
Flower, George, 299; Lucy, 88; Mar-
garet, 299
Floyd, Frances, 307; Sybil, -307;
Thomas, 307*
Foley, Henry, S.J., quoted, 73*°, 111°,
125", 129°, 143"^, 228*°, 234°,
340*", 365* ; Margaret, see Haris-
son, 421
Follyfoote, Spofforth, Yorks., 280
Fook[e][s], Foolk[s], Anne, 371, 372,
400, 404, olim Ashel, 400, 402,
404, 408, 411, 418; Catherine,
389, 408; Charles, 391, 416;
Elizabeth, 377, 379, 383, 418,
olim Skiller, 379, 381, 382, 383,
388, 389, 391,394; George Haims,
415; Hannah, 395; Henrietta,
400; James, 379, 397, 400, 402,
404, 408, 411, 418; Jane Sarah,
399; John, 377, 378, 379, 380*,
387, 388, 389*, 390, 391, 394,
395*, 400; Joseph, 369, 371*,
372*, 382*, 383, 386, 389, 395,
397, 399, 400; Julia[na], 388, 394,
401, see Edwards, 424; Mary,
382, 395*, 398, 400, 406, olim
Gould, 382, 386, 389, 395, olim
Villars, 399, 400, see Brice, 412,
see Hunt, 370, see Kenton, 406;
Rebecca, 386, 414, see Baker, 403,
405, 407, 410, 418, 422; Robert,
404; Teresa, 389, 403, 405, 406,
409, see Penny, 410, 413, 417, 420
Foard, see Forth
Forbridge, Staffs., 305
Forcett, Forgett, Yorks., 269
Ford[e], see Forth
Ford, Sefton, Lanes., 129
Ford, Sussex, 318
Ford, The, Lanchester, Durham, 20o'»
Fordenbridge, Hants., 316
Fordham, Margaret, 85
Fordington, Dorchester, 382
Forehead, Katherine, 323
Forest, see Forrest
Forest Lodge, Stock, Essex, 329
Forest of Wyresdale, Lancaster, 232*
Formby, Forn[e]by, Alice, olim Rim-
mer, I2i»; Anne, 120, 121, see
also Hesketh, 12111; Cuthbert,
122, 210; Edward, Carthusian,
12.2^; Elizabeth, 122, 125, 126,
olim Stanley, 120^^; George, 125;
Henry, 121*°, 126, 218; Henry,
priest, 121*'^, Isabel, 121; James,
121; Jane, no; Margaret, 121;
Mary, olim Norres, 121 ; Matthias,
priest, 122°; Richard, 120*",
121*°, 210*°; Robert, 125, 218;
Thomas, 120, 121; William, 160;
, 160
Formby, Fornby, Walton-on-the-Hill,
Lanes., 120*^ 125*°, 1340, 210,
21711, 218*°
Formby Hall, Lanes., i2o*'»
Fornham St Genevieve, Suffolk, 213°
For[r]est, Alice, 214; John, 80; John,
gjgj protestant clergyman, 328; Wil-
' liam, 322, 323
Forshawe, Katherine, 105*, Jane,
i^i^i8i; Margaret, 104; Ralph, 104,
^105*
Fosset, Tho[masj, 370*
Fossegate, Esther, 262; John, 262
Fo[r]ster, Anne, olim Washington,
242"^; Anne, O.S.B., 17; Chris-
tine, O.S.B., 33*, 37, 47 to 53
passim; Daniel, 296; Edmund,
242°; Edward, 82; Francis, 304*;
George, 264; Henry, see Tatlock,
132°; James, no, 211; Jane, 264;
John, no; Margaret, Margery,
no, 130, 223, 264, 304; Mary,
304; Ralph, 130, 223; Richard,
276, 316; Richard, baron of
Stockley, 33, 38, 47, 48, 49*, 50,
51: William, 82; , quoted,
120°, i26'», 153°, 164'*, 229'*, 254°,
2700, 273"*
Fortescu[e], Ignatia, O.S.B., 40, 44;
Nicholas,f«r5 Goulden,priest, 1 06"
Forth, Fo[a]rd[e], family, 119°; Alex
ander, 119*; Alice, 119, 316;
Anne, 304; Charity, 87; Dorothy,
see Daniel, 119°; Ellen, olim
Rigby,ii9°; Frances,! 19; Henry,
309; Hugh, ii9*n; James, 316;
John, 214°; Margaret, 119;
Richard, 79; Robert, 119, 304;
Stephen, 87; Thomas, 257, 288,
309; William, 80, 316*; , 80,
87
Forton [infra Garstang], Lanes., 167",
i68'», 172, 179, 191, 200», 205",
233*n
Fortun[e], Hannah, 416, 417*, 419;
James, 411, 413, 414, 416, 417,
418,419
Foston, Yorks., 262
Foster, family, 9in, see also Forster;
Jane, 91; Oliver, vere Critchley,
priest, 98'*; Richard, vere Critch-
ley, priest, 9811 ; William, vere
Critchley, priest, 98'»
Foulden, Norfolk, 296
F[o]ulshurt, Anne, olim Salvin, 285»;
Anthony, 285°
Foulster, Joshua, 291
Fountain[e], , Mrs, 334*, 336*
Fountaniere, Fortanier[e] , Fontenair,
Mary, 372*, 374, 379, 380, 382(?);
Octavius, 372
Fountains Abbey, Yorks., 216^
Fovant, Wilts., 322, 324
Fowler, Anne, see Draycote, 303^;
Brian, 249°; Frances, see Cans-
field, 249"; see Giffard, 310°;
Walter, 303°, 3io»
Fox, Christopher, 172; Eliz[abeth],
172; George, 284; Henry, 102;
Jane, Jennet, 102, see Roskell,
2050; John, 205, 289; Richard,i46
Foxburgh, Stock, Essex, 329
Foxcroft[e], Dorothy, 244; Georgo,
255; Thomas, 245; William, 244
INDEX 467
Fox Hall, Blackpool, Lanes., 2 is",
214*"
Foxcote, Warwicks., 200°
Foxley, Norfolk, 291
Fra[i]ke, Fraiek, Mary, see Bushrod,
407, 409, 412, 417, 420
Fraine, Frane, Christopher, 144;
Dorothy, 144; Jennet, 144*°;
William, i
44^
Frampton, Anne, 417, 422; Eliza-
beth, 314; Richard, 314*
Francis, John, 357*; Phoebe, 357
France[tt], family, 109°; Alice, 177;
Anne, olim Eaves, 169°, 203";
Elizabeth, olim Roe, 169°; John,
169*°, 20311; Margaret, i69*'»,
177, 229, olim Eccleston, 169°;
Robert, 118; Thomas, 177*; Wil-
liam, 177
Fran[c]kland, Frankling, Anne, 284;
Ellinor, 143; John, 284; Mar-
garet, Margery, 257, 265, 268;
Mary, 257, 265; Robert, 276, 284;
William, 143
Francklin, Elizabeth, olim Cox, 395,
398; Mary, 388, 395, 406; Robert,
395, 396, 398*, 399, 400, 402
Fraquet, Eugenie, see Roskell, 206°
Fraunke, John, 259; Mary, 259
Frawbisher, see Frobishe-
Fraye, Thomas, 323
Frazer, , Dr, 34*, 50
Freckleton, Fleckleton, 179*°, Georgo,
179*°; Helen, olim Cowborne,
182^; , 179; Henry, 182'*
Freckleton [Hall], Newton, Lanes.,
182*°, i95'»
Fredbanck, Francis, 177
Freer, Elizabeth, 278
Fre[e]man, Ehzabeth, 299, 301 ; John,
311 ; Margaret, 310
Freete, Joanna, 277
Freethorpe, Norfolk, 295
Fremont, Charles, 378; James, 378,
381
French, George, 89; John, 322
Frenchman's Field, Stock, Essex, 329
Freth, see Frith
Frettingham, Norfolk, 291, 293
Fretton, Mary, olim Crissell, 88; Tho-
mas, 88*
Frewen, John, 306*; Mary, 306
Frickley Hall, Yorks., 1530, iSg", 208a
Friday thorpe, Yorks., 1981
Friend, Matthew, 316; Richard, 314
Friston, Francis, 268
Frith, Freth, Alice, olim Ball, 246'*;
Anne, 315; John, 287, 315*; Mar-
garet, 142; Peter, 315; Randolph,
priest, 246«»; Robert, I42*n;
Thomas, 316; William, 246^
30a
468 INDEX
Frobisher, Frawbisher, 286°; Alice,
286; Martin, 286*°
Frodingham, Yorks., 259, 264
Frodsham, Cheshire, 220^
Fromage, Sarah, see Champ, 397
Froom, Somersets., 298
Froste, Margaret, 296
Froster, Ehzabeth, 381
Frothingham, Anne, 260
Frowde, Thomas, 321 ; , 321
Froyle, Hants., 252''
Frumy, Ma.Ty, 270
Fry, John, 319
Fudge, Mary, 298
Fuller, Anne, 8^^; John, 290, 294,296;
Mary, 294, 296; Michael, 293;
Thomas, 288
Fullintins, see Feuilletins
Fulwood, Lanes., 158*°, 184*°, 201^
Funagan, Grace, 352*
Funan, see Finan
Fumess, Dalton [Abbey and Manor of]
Lanes., 117"^, 142°, 171, 233°,
236°, 237*, 238*°, 239°, 241",
243°, 251°, 254, 340
Fuss[e]y, Fussie, Jane, 257, 264;
Martha, 258, 264; Mary, 264;
Peter, 257*°, 264*; Robert, 257°;
William, 257, 264
Fyfe, Elizabeth, see White, 190°;
Thomas, 1900
Fylde Plumpton, Lanes., 192*°
Fylde, The, Lanes., 197°
Fytche, Margaret, see Preston, 254;
Roger, 254
Gabbott, Jane, 104
Gage, Edward, bart.,242'*; John, 242°,
298^; Mary, see Dalton, 21 2^1;
Penelope, olim Darcy, 242^^; Tho-
mas Rokewood, bart., 212^;
olim Rokewood, 298^^; , col.,
30
Gain[e]s, Gaine[r], George, 297, 338;
Michael, 357; , Mr, 344, 345
Gant, see Gaunt
Galaty, Mary, 349*
Gales, Anne, 319; Grace, 281
Gallachan, Gallouhan, Bridget, 354;
Helen, 354; James, 354*; Owen,
354
Gallary, Catherine, 350; Margaret,
olim Keith, 350; Richard, 350
Galloway, Elizabeth, 102
Gallimore, Anne, 305 ; Thomas, 305
Galvin, Anne, 358; Margaret, 358;
William, 358
Galton, see Gaulton
Gamlingay, Gamlinge, Cambs., 85*°
Gamlyn, Mary, 325; Thomas, 325
Game, Thomas, 90
Gansford, William, 325
Ganshead, Swine, 261
Gant, see Gaunt, see Ghent
Gantry, John, no; Mary, no
Garaway, Catherine, see Norreys,
114°; Henry, 11 4^1
Garbot, Robert, vere Richardson,
SJ., 365
Garner, Anne, 124; John, 124
Garden, Isabel, 266
Gardner, Gardiner, Alice, 176*; Eliz-
[abeth], 280; Francis, 87*; Hum-
phrey, 242^; Joan, olim Wash-
ington, 242°; John, 280*; Oliver,
176; Thomas, 176, 247^; William,
307
Gareswicke, see Erdeswick
Garet, see Garrett
Garlick, Alice, 207; Janet, 207; Kath-
erine, 207; John, 192; Richard,
207; Robert, 207; , widow,
198
Garnett, family, 25011; Bartholomew,
262; Edmund, priest, 25011; Ellen,
250; John, 200°, 262, 264; Mar-
garet, see Butler, 239"; Mary,
250, see Gillow, 200°; Nicholas,
250*°; Paul, 262; Richard, als
Fisher, priest, 250^1; Stephen,
priest, 250°; Ursula, 262; Willi-
am, 239°, 250*°
Gar[r]et[t], Alice, 206; Anne, 103,128;
Charles, 323; Humphrey, 129;
Margaret, 129; Richard, 129,321;
Richard, priest, 318; Roger, 129;
Thomas, 103, 138; , 323
Garret Hall, Tyldesley, Lanes., 180*°,
181°, 207°, 211*^, 230°, 242^^
Garsby, Anne, 262
Garstage, James, 97; John, 97
Garstang, family, 98°; Elizabeth, 97;
Margaret, 154; Robert, priest,
98^; Thomas, gy*^, 98; William
Dunstan, O.S.B., 98Q
Garstang, Fylde, Lanes., 118°, 169,
170*0, i74*n, I75*n, 176*0, 186°,
1890, 2010, 205*°, 208°, 210",
2330, 2480. 2500
Garston, Childwall, Lanes., 1130,114°,
210*0, 2110
Garswood, Lanes., 1870, 2080, 365
Garton, Yorks, 259, 266
Gartside, family, 2260 ; Catherine,
olim Howard, 2260; John, 2250,
226*0
Garvan, Mary, 356
Gascoigne, Gascoyne, Anne, olim
Ingleby, 2120; Bamber, 136°;
Edmund, 2150; Ellen, see Apple-
by, 2750; John,' bart, 2120; Mar-
garet, see Halsall, 2150; Mary,
olim Green, 1360, see Hoghton,
212°; Thomas, 275'', 276*"^; ,
Lady, 61
Gascoigne Collieries, 28511
Gaskell, Ellen, 103; Laurence, 103
Gate, Alice, 131; Mary, 159
Gateacre, Liverpool, 20511
Gatehouse, Westminster, 158"
Gates, Gater, Jane, 302; Mary, 300*;
,300
Gates, William, 318
Gatliffe, John, 103
Gatwisley, Esther, 109
Gaulther, Eliz[abeth], 169
Gaulter, Grace, 189
Ga[u]lton, Charity, see Reckits, 395,
396, 399; Geo — , 424; Sarah, 224
Ga[u]nt, family, 202°; Anne, 181;
Dorothea, 181; Ellen, 202;
James, 176°; James, als Sands,
priest, 202*^1; Jane, olim Jackson,
202°; John of [Ghent], 202°;
John, 202*^, 224; Thomas,
202*°; William, 202*°
Gaunt, Ghent, Anthony Tryst, bishop
of, 20, 23, 54; , Dean of,
28
Gaunt, see Ghent
Gawdy, Katherine, see Everard, 299^;
Thomas, 299'^
Gawthorpe Hall, Lanes., 147°, 234°
Gedge, Lewis, 289
Gedney, Gednup, Ellen, 257, 267;
Henry, 257, 267*; Margaret, 257*,
267*
Gee, Elizabeth, 121; Margaret, 121*;
, quoted, 225°
Gelstropp, Eliz[abeth], 280; Jane,
280
Genester, John, 80
Geninge, Frances, 256; George, 256
Genoy, Edward, 306
George in, 366; IV, 366
Gerdane, Isabel, 257
German, Richard, 104
Gerard, Gerrard, Garrett (?), family,
98*n, 108°, 111°, 118°, 1521, 187°,
228°, 365 ; Alexander, priest, 2 28° ;
Alice, 99, 138; Anne, 228*°, olim
Preston, 277; Bridget, 228°;
Caryll, priest, 228°; Catherine,
see Torbock, 133°; Ciceley, see
Singleton, leG'^, 183°, see also
Hawett, 124°; Dorothy, 135, see
Leigh, 220"; Edward, 105; Eliza-
beth, 98, 228*1^, 22g^, olim Blanch-
ard, 233°; Ellen, 105, olim Lang-
tree, 228^1, see Potter, 230°, see
Walmesley, 152°; Evan John,
98*11; Evan Richard, 233°;
Frances, 228°, olim Han[s]ley,
INDEX 469
1071, 228", olim Molyneux, 1061;
Frances Scholastica.O.S.B., 228° ;
Grace, 151; Henry, 98°, 99*,
124°; Isabella, olim Baldwin,
229°; James, 98, 100; Jane, olim
Osbaldeston, 228^ see Prescott,
228°; John, S.J., 22811; John, 99,
151; Judith, o/zw Stewart, 107*°;
Lyonel, 135*°; Margaret, Mar-
gery, 99, 155, olim Baldwin,
228°, see Arrowsmith, ii8i», see
Stanley, 134°, 135^^, see Wilcock,
102°; Mary, 98, 228°, olim Bre-
therton, 139", olim Cansfield,
249°, olim Wright, 228°, see
Gouldesborough, 21 1^, see Hogh-
ton, 211°, see Walmesley, 229°;
Miles, 211°, 22811 ; Oliver, 98, 99;
Ralph, als Harrison, priest, 12511,
22811 ; Richard, 106*11, 10711, 21 1°,
217, 228*11, 229*11; Robert, 373;
Thomas, 99, 107°, 13311, 13411,
i35*°> 21111, 22011, 228*11; Thomas,
baron, 171 ; Thomas, priest, 22811 ;
Thomas,S.J., 22811,22911; William,
138*, I39*^ I52^ i66n, 183°,
18711, 228*11, 229*11; William, bart,
237, 24911; William, S.J., 2281;
, 9811, see Roper, gSn, 10211;
, baron, 174; , O.S.F.,
981 ; , priest, 40*, 41; ,
99*
Gerard Hall, Aughton, Lanes., 21 1"
Gerard's Hall, later Haighton House,
Haighton, Lanes., 9811, 2331^
Gervais, , Mrs, 359
Geswiche, see Keswick
Gettenby, Elizabeth, 106; John, 106
Ghent, Ga[u]nt, i to 58 passim, 18711,
214°, 228^, 365
Gibbons, Ann, 356; Honora, 356;
Thomas, 320, 356; , 82
Gibbs, John, 322
Gibson, Anne, 245; Eleanor, see
Heyms, 387, 389, 391; Eliza-
[beth], 232*°, see Roskell, 20611 ;
George, 261, 265*; Katherine,
261; Margaret, 271; Mary, 261,
265 ; Matthew, bishop of Comana,
341; Michael, 206°; Richard,
232*11; Robert, 158; Thomas,
269; T E , quoted, 11 9°,
126°, 131°; William, 250, 271;
William, bishop of Acanthus,
366* ; , widow, 267
Giffard, Gifford, family, I95i»; An-
drew, 311*11; Andrew, priest,
31111; Anne, 31 1*'^; Augustine,
311*11; Bona venture, bishop of
, 1 140, 31 1° ; Catherine, 311*",
olim Leveson, 311*1; Clara, see
470
INDEX
Culcheth, 221°; Edward, 310*0;
Elizabeth, 310; Frances, olim
Fowler, 310°; John, 66, 311*;
Mary, 311*'^; Peter, 310^; Tho-
mas, 311*1; Walter, 311°; Wine-
fride, olim Dray cote, 310°; ,
[two nuns] O.S.B., 61, 66*; ,
56, 57, 58
Giggones, Geo[rge], 325
Gilberdyke, Gilbert Dyke, Eastring-
ton, Yorks., 262*°
Gilbert, Sarah, 389
Gilbertson, Elizabeth, 125; Richard,
125
Gildard, Sophia, see Jones, 191°
Gildon, Richard, 287; William, 287
Gilford, Anne, 279; Thomas, 279
Gilfortrigs, Skelsmergh, Lanes., 235°
Gilham, Edward, 320
Gill, Giles, Gyles, Edward, no, 282;
Eleanor, 281, 285; Elizabeth, 105;
Francis, 278; Francis, als Lyn-
sey, priest, 323; Henry, 105;
Jennet, 282; Judith, 310; Kath-
erine, 124; Mary, no, 124;
Richard, 124; Thomas, 321;
William, 80, 281, 285
Gillibrand, Gilliborne, family, 95°;
Anne, olim Blundell, 95*°, see
Girhngton, 249°, see Hesketh,
249°; Elizabeth, see Breares,
100°, see Tootell, 236; Hawar-
den, 130°; Henry, 139; Henry
Hawarden, see Fazakerley, 45*°,
141°; Jane, see Hawarden, 95";
John, 326; Thomas, 95°, 100°,
24911; Thomas Hawarden, see
Fazakerley, 141"; , see West-
by, 95^"
Gillibrand Hall, see Chorley Hall,
Lanes., 95*°, 130°, 236°, 249°
Gillesland, Brampton Foot, Cum-
berland, 23611, 239"^
Gillim, Christopher, 278; Mary, 278
Gilling, Yorks., 74*°, 1981^
Gillingham, Anne, see Brown, 382,
383, 385, 388, 391, 392, 396:
Elizabeth, see Brown, 390, 392
Gillingham, Dorsets., 87
Gillison, Anne, 256, 266; Edward,
256, 266*
Gillow, Gilloe, family, 330*0; Agnes,
olim Fell, 199°, olim Haresnape,
199°, 2530; Agnes Mary, olim
Riddell, 200°; Agnes Mary Jo-
seph, O.S.F., 199°; Alice, 199°,
olim Atkinson, 200°, olim France,
1690, olim Hosker, 194°, 200°,
see Chadwick, 92°, see France,
1690, see Hoole, 1660, see Leck-
onby, 166°, see Whiteside, 183°,
see Worswick, 160°, 199", 201",
2410; Alice Mary Emmanuel,
O.S.F., 200°; Aloysius, S.J.,
199°, 200°; Anna, 200°, olim
Eaton, 200°, see Chadwick, 199°,
see Crookall, 1 89° ; Charles, priest,
1990; Charles Richard, 200°;
Edward, 199*°, 200*0; Elias,
1980 ; Elizabeth, olim Stapleton,
1990, see Kirkham, 180", 200°;
Ellen, nun of Syon, 200°; Eu-
logio Gregorio,archbishop of Oax-
aca, 1990; Frances Elizabeth,
see Kearney, 200°; Francis
John, priest, 199°; George, 138°,
168", 1690, 1800, 1830, 1890, 1940,
1980, 1990, 200*0; George, priest,
1990; George William, 1990;
Helen, see Sibeth, 2000; Henry,
1690; Henry, priest, 198*0, 1990,
200*0; Isabel, 2000, 330*, olim
Brewer, 2000, see Middlehurst,
2000; James, als Morgan, S.J.,
2000; Jane, Jennet, olim Butler,
2010, olim Crookall, 1890, 2000,
olim Hay dock, 2000, olim
Smith, 2000, see Liptrott, 1380,
2000; John, 1690, 1890, 1990,
20o*o; John, priest, 1600, 1990,
200°; John Francis, 2000;
[Joseph], 1990, 200*0, quoted,
75°, 820, 3340, 3400, 3410,
365; Margaret, olim Claxton,
1990, see Browne, 2000, see Dunn,
1990; Mary, 2000, olim Garnett,
2000, olim Guest, 200", see
Ferrers, 2000; Mary Anne, 2000,
olim Eyston, 1990; Mary Anne,
O.S.A., 1990; Mary Teresa,
see Riddell, 199"; Nicholas, 189;
Paulyn, 199*0; Ralph, 198*0,
2000; Richard, 1660, 1690, 1830,
1890, 199*0, 200*0, 2010, 2410,
253°; Richard, priest, 1890,
200*0, 3300; Richard Charles,
199*0; Richard Thomas, 199*0,
2420; Robert, 920, 1600, 198*0,
I99*n, 2000, 2010, 2410; Robert,
priest, 199*0; Robert Joseph,
1990; Robert William Joachim,
2000; Seth, 1980; Solidad del
Rivero, marquesa de Selva
Nevada, 1990; Thomas, 198*0,
199*0, 200*0; Thomas, priest,
2000; Walter, 200°; William,
1690, 199*0, 200*0, 2010, 330*0;
William, priest, 1990, 2000; Win-
ifred, see Morgan, 2000; Wini-
fred Frances Margaret, 2000
Gillow, Little Eccleston, Lanes.,
199*0
INDEX
471
Gilman, Francis, 85; Mary, 347; ,
85
Gilltwait, Rigg, Lanes., 235°
Gilmoss, West Derby, Lanes., 1831^
Gimber, Robert, 293
Ginder, Anne, 302*^^; Henry, 302*";
Jane, 302 ♦'i; William, 302"*
Gisburn, Yorks., 274
Gislingham, Suffolk, 300*^ 301
Girlington, family, loi^i, 248"; Anne,
loi^, olim Gillibrand, 249°, see
Cole, 248°; Anthony, 248°; Chris-
tian, 248°, olim Babthorpe, 235°,
248°, 24911; Dorothy, olim Mey-
nell, 248°, stffiSabrin, 248'^; Eliza-
beth, 101,249*°; Faith, seeCsiTTe,
24811; Frances, see Collingwood,
248"^, see Duckett, 235°; Jane,
Joan, olim Lambert, 248^1, olim
Meynell, 248^1; John, 204*'^, 235*°,
245, 248*°, 249*°; John, O.S.B.,
248'^; John, priest, 249°; Josias,
248*1; Katherine, 248°, 249*1;
Magdalen, see Butler, 204°; Mar-
garet, 248*11, olim Duckett, 235",
see Duckett; 248", Mary, 245*",
2481, see Collingwood, 248°;
Nicholas, 248*1; Ninian, 2481;
Richard, ioi*ii, 249*°; William,
248*11
Girlington Hall, Yorks., 248*1
Gittings (?), Yorks., 271
Glasbrook, Bridget, 306; Edward,
306*
Glascoed, Denbigh, 2051
Glasson, Lanes., 242°
Glasspoole, George, 316
Glazier, Thomas, 192
Gleane, Peter, 295
Gleast, Glease, Elizabeth, 137; John,
142; Mary, 142
Gleaves, Isabel, 189; William, 189
GUowood Common, Chelmsford, 360,
361
Gloucester, duke of, 39
Glover, Alice, 108; Jane, 11 1; John.
221, 320; Margery, 118; Thomas,
III, 118
Glugsmore, Eecleston, Lanes., iii»
Glumanby, Clavaris in Yale, Den-
bighs., 15611
Gnowsall, Onesall, Staffs., 308*1
Goad, see Good
Go[a]re, Alice, 131; Edward, 131;
Eleanor, 120; Elizabeth, 131;
Humphrey, 131; Isabel, 122;
James, 120, 131, 222; Jane, 130;
Margery, 131, 137; Thomas, 131;
William, 122, 137
Goddard, John, 83
Godday, see Goodall
God[d]fr[e]y, Anne, 292, 295; Mary,
262, 264
Godley, Edward, 319
Godman, Anne, 304
Golborne, Winwiek, Lanes., 1181,
2201, 225
Gold, see Gould
Golden, see Goulden
Goldie, Charles, 2561; George, 2561 ;
Teresa Elizabeth, olim Coulston,
2561 ; Thomas, 2561
Goldie Lea, Dumfries, 2561
Golding, see Goulden
Goldfiing, Anne, 314; Magdalen, 314
Golton, see Youlton
Gomeldon, Meliora, see Poole, 1811,
see Stanley, i8ii; Thomas, 1811
Gomershall, Birstall, Yorks., 273
Gooch, Francis, 293 ; — ■ — , 293
Good[d], Goad, Christopher, 290, 292,
294, 296; John, 288; , 292,
294
Goodall, Gouldall, Good[d]ay, God-
day, Goodowe, Christopher, 108;
Eleanor, 113; Elizabeth, 138;
John, 113, 279; Mary, 279; Wil-
liam, 113
Gooden, see Goulding
Gooderston, Norfolk, 290, 296
Gooding, see Goulden
Goodman, family, 901; Anne, 91;
Ellen, 91; James, 339; John, 90;
Thomas, 295
Goodowe, see Goodall
Goodrich, Cutteridge, Goodridge,
Gooreach, Goodrose, Edward,
79, 81; Elizabeth, 79, 81; Fran-
cis, 323*; Mary, 300*, 302; Tho-
mas, 300, 301; William, 286,
302*; ,301
Goodshawe, Goodshey, Dorothy, 156;
Jennet, 177; John, 177; Kather-
ine, 156; Richard, 156
Goodwyn[e], Barnabas, 295; Ellen,
97; John, 97; WiUiam, 316
Goodyeard, Avice, 82
Goold, see Gould
Goole, Gowle, Snaith, Yorks., 276,283
Gooreach, see Goodrich
Goose, Goss, Agnes, see Butler, 1741,
see Carus, 2041, 2051; Alexander,
1741; Alexander, bishop of Liver-
pool, loji, i74i;:Alice, 175; Anne,
174*1, 178; Henry, 174*1; John,
1741; Margaret, 174; Mary,
175; Richard, 175; Robert, 1741;
Thomas, 174*1, 178, 196, 2041
Goosnargh, Lanes., 148*1, 149*1,
164*1, 167*1, 175*1, 1841, 186",
1921, 2101, 2141, 239I; Church
House, 1671; White HiU, 167*^
47^ INDEX
Gordon, Ann, 357; Catherine, 357:
Thomas, 357
Gore, see Goare
Gor[e]ing, Sussex, 319
Gorman, Aloysia, O.S.B., 42
Gomer, Gomah, Ellen, 191; Richard,
146
Gorse, Henry, 109; Isabel, 109;
Martha, no; Richard, no
Gorsuch, family, 134°; Abigail, olim
Meltham, 134°; Anne, 217;
Dorothy, 1330, 134*11; Edward,
III", 134°; Elizabeth, 133*°;
Frances, see Molyneux, 131°;
James, 131°, 133°, 134*"; James,
als Eccleston, als Metham, priest,
134°! John, 2 1 6^1, 217; John, see
Eccleston, 111°, 134°; Mary, olim
Eccleston, iii", 1340; "Winifred,
o/mLowe, 13411
Gorsuch Hall, Scarisbrick, Lanes.,
111°, 131°, 132°, 133°, I34^ 192°,
2l6n
, Gorton, Humphrey, 127; James, 97;
John, 1 27; Margaret, 127; Robert,
127*, 229; , 229
Gosling [e], Gosseleyn, Anne, 302;
Frances, 287; George, 302; Hen-
ry, 287; John, 331; Mary,
304
Goss, see Goose
Gosseleyn, see Gosling
Gossett, Charles, 214°; Jane, olim
Tyldesley, 21411
Gotfield, Whittingham, Lanes., 184°
Gougeman, Thomas, 287
Gould, Go[a]ld, Anna, 370, 371, Eliz-
[abeth], 369, 370*; James, 369;
John, 369*, 370*, 373, 374*, 37^;
Mary, 369, 370, 374*, olim Crew,
376, see Fook, 386, 389, 395; Re-
becca, 370*; Sara, 376; Wil-
liam, 369, 370
Gouldall, see Goodall
Go[u]lden, Gooden, Golding, Good-
ing, family, 106°, 178", 241°;
Anne, olim Hawarden, 106*°,
olim Middleton, 241*"; Dorothy,
see Hodgson, 241°; Edmund,
241°; Edward, 130; Ephany, 86;
Fortescue, vere Nicholas; Henry,
106°; James, 106°; Jane, 106°;
John, 106°; Mary, 106; Nicholas,
als Ashton, als Collins, als For-
tescue, als Fortescue Goulden,
priest, 106°; Peter, priest, 24111;
Thomas, 86*, 106*°, 130, 131,
178, 223; Thomas, vere Parkin-
son, priest, 106°, 178", 182°;
, olim Cottam, 106°, 178";
, 241°
Gouldesborough, May, olim Gerard,
21 1", see Gerard, 211°; , Mr,
2III1
Gouldock, Ellen, 125
Gowen, Francis, O.S.B., 9; , 70
Gower, James, 263
Gowle, see Goole
Graborne, Ellen, 266
Grace, Elizabeth, 79
Grad[d]ell, Gradwell, Graddill, fa-
mily, 9211, 181°, 192°, 193°; Alice,
19311, olim Holden, 193°; Ann,
olim Holden, 193", olim Lauren-
son, 193*°, olim Winckley, 151",
see Orrell, 109°; Annette, see
Athy, 193°; Christopher, 109",
i34*n, 151*°, 165^^, 193*°; Chris-
topher, priest, 92°, 134°; Doro-
thy, see Brown, 193°; Elizabeth,
92, olim, Butler, 92°, olim Card-
well, 165°, olim Longworth, 181°;
Ellen, 192, 193, olim Fitzgerald,
193°; George, 193*°; George,
priest, 92", 193°; Gerald, 193°;
Helen, see Brown, 193°; Henri-
etta Maria Fingall, 193°; Henry,
193; Henry, priest, 193°; Isabel,
193; James, 192, 193*°; Jane,
Jennet, olim Charnock, 165°,
19311, olim Marsh, 193°; John,
i8i*n, 193*°; Margaret, i8i*°,
193, olim Gregson, 193°, see Carr,
193°, see Shepherd, 165°; Mary,
olim Ashhurst, 193°; Maria The-
resa, olim MacEvoy, 193'^; Rich-
ard, i8in, 192, 193*°; Robert,
193*'!; Robert, priest, 92^1, 193*'*;
Robert, bishop of Lydda, 92°,
i93*n; Robert Bernard Ashurst,
193°; Roger, 165*°; Susanna,
134*°; Theresa, s^e Nugent, 193°;
Thomas, 193°; Thomas, a^s Mid-
dleton, priest, 134°; William,
g2*n; , olim Nelson, 109",
134", o/iw Winckley, 134"
Gradell, Barbies Moor, Ulnes Wal-
ton, Lanes., 151°
Gradwell, see Gradell
Gradwells Farmhouse, Ulnes Walton,
Lanes., 92°
Grahan, Eleanor, 354; John, 354;
Patrick, 354
Gra[i]nger, Anne, 311; Frances, 277;
Ellis, 280; Henry, 260, 263;
Thomas, 260, 265, 311; Ursula,
258, 265
Grams, see Grovins
Grand, John, 81*
Grand Godet, Grand Goodde, Rouen,
49*n
Grandsdon, Great, Hunts., 86*
INDEX
473
Grandy, Thomas, 221
Grange, see Grainge[r]
Grange, Alt, Altcar, Lanes., 2i8*n
Grange, The, Cartmel, Lanes., 252^,
253°
Grange, The, Formby, Lanes., 125'^
Grange juxta Stafford, 303'^
Grant, see Graunt.
Grapps, Cecilia, 90
Gratewood, see Greatwood
Gra[u]nt, Robert, 85; Sarah, see
Slade, 383, 385, 387, 391, 392,
394; .85
Gravelines [Religious Houses], 2,
139°, I40«, 153", 154°, 159°, 161,
166°, 167°, 172", 213°, 218°, 226"
Gravenor, Grosvenor, Jonas, 310°;
Josuah, 310°; Solomon, 310°;
Walter, 310*°
Gravenor, Claverley, Staffs., 310°
Gray, Grey, Anne, 279; Elizabeth, see
Erdeswick, 305° ; Humphrey,
3051; Isabel, see Catterick, 270°;
John, 87; Katherine, 325
Graycock, Elizabeth, 276; Peter, 276;
William, 276
Grayrigge Hall, Westmd, 235*°, 248°
Gray's Inn, see London places
Graystone, Gra[i]son, Alice, 182;
EHz[abeth], 197; James, 195°;
Jane, 177; Margaret, 168; Mi-
chael, 177*; Robert, 1 77; William,
182
Graystock, Henry, 168; Thomas, 159;
,168
Graytwood, see Greatwood
Grazebrook, H , Sydney, quoted,
310°
Gra[e]alish, Patrick, 351*
Greane, see Green
Greasindale in Garston, Lanes., 114*°
Great Crosby, see Crosby, Great
Great Harwood, Lanes., 144*°, 238°
Great Marlow, Bucks., 79*
Great Mashells, Essex, 329
Greatwood, Gratewood, Graytwood,
279*°; Ann, 279*°; Mary, see Mil-
ner, 279*°
Greaves, George, 275; Henry, 309;
Isabel, 189; Jane, 133, 275;
Katherine, 133, 222; Matthew,
133; Richard, 189; Thomas, 189
Greaves Town, Ashton, Lanes., 169*°
Greaves House, Lancaster, 183°
Green, see Greene
Greenall, Eliz[abeth], 203; Ellen,
203; John, 203; Margaret, 203;
Mary, 203; Richard, 203; Wil-
liam, 203
Green [e], Grene, Grean[e], Agnes,
172°; Alice, 341, 343; Anne, 310,
olim Westby, 172°, 198°; Chris-
topher, 117; Christopher, S.J.,
quoted, 73 ; Dorothy, olim Brock-
holes, 171*°; EUzabeth, 176, olim
Clifton, 172°, 194°; Ellen, 119,
217; Frances, 117, 265, see West,
172°; Francis, 172°, 194°; Fran-
cis, S.J., 172°; George, 124, 190;
Grace, 171°; Isaac, 135°; Ire-
land, see Blackburne, 136°;
James, 274, olitn Andrus, 358;
Jane, 170, 176, 223; John, 85,
172°, 198°, 229, 265; John Jo-
seph, O.P., 144°; Margaret, 119,
186, olim Ireland, 171°; Mary,
229 260, 307, 310, 358, olim
Aspinwall, 135°, see Gascoigne,
136°; Richard, 176*; Roger, 173;
Sybil, 253; Thomas, 128, 171*°,
172*°, 308; William, 119, 170,
171*°, 176, 310*
Greenacre, Lanes., 219°
Greenan, Rose, see Roskell, 206°;
, Mr, 206°
Greenhalgh-cum-Thistleton, Kirk-
ham, Lanes., 160*°, 167°
Greenhalgh Castle, Lanes., 142°, 161,
172°
Green House, Balderston, Lanes.,
193°, 196°
Greening, Anne, 83 ; Robert, 80
Greenwich, Kent, 326*, 366
Greenwood, Anne, 189; Ellen, 163;
Jeremiah, 189; Mary, 273; Rich-
ard, 163
Greenwoods, olim Stock Hall, Essex,
329
Gregg, John, 251
Gregory, Alice, 270*; Elizeus, 139;
Frances, 270; Humphrey, 298;
James, 270; Thomas, 298; Wil-
liam, 190, 298
Gregson, Grigson, Grexon, family,
154°; Alexander, 169; Anne, 104,
see Caton, 191°; Bridget, 168;
Edward, 105; Elizabeth, 104,
I55> 310; Ellen, 157; Etheldred,
olim Thornborough, 252°; Gal-
frid, 164; George, 154; Grace,
100, 104; Henry, 162; Jane[t],
Jennet, 104, 143, 162; John, 99,
104, 252°; Katherine, 105, 162;
Margaret, 164*, 167; Ralph, 102;
Richard, 162*, 164; Thomas,
162, 310; William, 155, 168;
, Mrs, 99, 333, 335
Grendon, Warwicks., 302
Grene, see Green
Grenehsill, Alice, 196
Gressingham, Lanes., 247°
Gretton, Anne, 304; Jane, 304
474
INDEX
Grewelthorpe, Kirkby Malzeard,278*'»
Grey, see Gray
Grexon, see Gregson
Grice, Alice, no; EUinor, no; Henry,
no
Griffin, Griffith, Anne, 104; Honor,
354; Jane, 215; John, 3051;
Elizabeth, 399; Mary, see Whit-
hall 30511 ; William, 399
Grig, Jud ,369
Grigson, see Gregson
Grimbaldeston, Grimballfall, Alice,
196*'!, see Bickliffe, 196'!; Anne,
igy^', Eleanor, 19611; Elizabeth,
I96», see Briggs, 1961^; Emir,
196*°; John, i96*'», 197*'^; Leo-
nard, 196*°; Margaret, 196*°;
Mary, 196°, 197°; Thomas, 196*°;
Thomas Emir, priest, 197°; Wil-
liam, 196'!; William, priest, 197'^
Grime[s], Gryme[s], Christopher, 309;
Edward, 274; Eliz[abeth], 274;
Frances, Fanny, 334*, 345, 346,
see Burningham, 335; Kitty,
345, 346; John, 271; Margaret,
182; Mary, 271; Thomas, 182;
, Mr, 344, 345, 346; ,
Mrs, 344, 345, 346
Grimsargh, Preston, Lanes., 120",
184*°, 209
Grimsargh House, Preston, Lanes.,
126°, 148°, 233"^
Grimshawe, Grymshawe, Alice, 225;
Elizabeth, see Tempest, 281*°;
Jane, 96, see Eaves, 203°; Henry,
143; John, 118, 225; Nicholas,
281°; Richard, 203'^
Grimston, Dorothy, olint Thwaites,
201; Elizabeth, 279; Isabel, see
Butler, 201°, 204°; Katherine,
279; Thomas, 201°, 279
Grimston Garth, Yorks., 201^, 204°
Grinste[a]d, East, Sussex, 317*, 319
Grisdale, John, 266; Mary, 257, 266
Grislehurst, Lanes., 147'^
Grisedale, Lanes,, 252°
Grocock[e], Grokoke, Eliz[abeth],
285; Frances, 285*°; Peter, 285;
Richard, 285*0; William, 285*0
Groome, George, 79
Grou, Jean Nicholas, S. J., 366, 367
Grove, Triphena, 297
Grosvenor, see Gravenor
Grovins, Grams, Grims, Catherine, see
Duff, 413, 416, 419
Grubb[es], family, 89°; Thomas, 89
Grunber, Mary, 290, 294; Robert,
290, 294
Grundy, Adam, 230; Alice, io8;
Elizabeth, 230; Thomas, 108
Grune, Charity, 322, 323
Gryme[s], see Grimes
Grymshawe, see Grimshawe
Gryn, Katherine, 307
Guest, Anne, 139, 311; Christopher,
139; John, 139; Katherine, 139;
Mary, see Gillow, 200°; Robert,
116, 225; Thomas, 139, 200°, 308
Guildhall, Beverley, Yorks., 256, 259,
261, 326
Guir, Mary, 332
Guiseley, Yorks., 275
Gunnerthwaite, Lanes., 232*0
Gurnaip], Anne, 178; Edward, 181;
Elizabeth, 177; Ellen, 178;
George, 181; Jennet, 178, 181;
John, 181; Robert, 177, 181;
William, 177, i8i*
Gurre, John, 319
Gustavus, king of Sweden (Sweth-
land), 24
Guy, Jane, 376; John, 376*; Luke,
83; Mary, 136; Richard, 269;
Robert, 136
Guybe, Henry, 295
Gyles, see Gill
Habergham Eaves, Whalley, Lanes.,
1450, 1490
Hackforth Hall, Yorks., 248*0
Hacking, Anne, 162; John, 156; Mar-
garet, 156; Mary, 290, 292, 294;
Robert, 162; Zachariah, 290, 292,
294
Hacking Hall, Lanes., 2380
Hackinsall Hall, Lanes., 2390
Hackness, Yorks., 276*0, 277*0
Haday, Matthew, 90
Haddiscoe, Haddeston, Norfolk, 291
Haddocke, Ann, see Fairfax, 740
Hadham Great, Herts., 90
Hagg, Anne, 256
Hagger, Christian, 88; George, 88;
Richard, 88
Haggerston, Anne, see Blundell, 1260;
Thomas, 1260
Haggerston Castle, Northmd. 126"
Hagherty, Frances, 355; Robert, 355*
Hagthorpe, Hemingborough, Yorks.,
260*0, 263
Haigh, Wigan, Lanes., no, 224
Haigh Hall, Wigan, Lanes., 208°,
2150, 2380
Haighe, Margaret, 284
Haighton [House], olim Gerard's
Hall, Haighton, Lanes., 98",
1960, 2330
Haim[e][s], Haym[e]s, Heym[e]s,
Ann, 424; Charlotte, 419, 421,
422; Elizabeth, 369*, 373*, 374-
379, 380*, 381*, 382*, 383, 384,
387*, 420; James, 373, 378*, 379;
INDEX
475
John, 389, 404, 407*, 408, 409,
411, 412*, 416, 420, 422; Mary,
Mercy, 369*, 370, 373*, 377, olitn
Elby, 377, see Roberts, 379, 381,
382; Mary Jane, 420; Rebecca,
422*, o/twSennick, 420; Richard,
369, 370; Sarah, olim Vivian, 416,
420; Thomas, 368, 369*, 370,
373*, 374, 375, 37^, 377, 378, 379,
381, 387, 401, 403, 404, 406, 407,
409*, 410, 411, 417, 420*: Tho-
mas Joseph, 370; Wilham, 376,
377, 380, 381, 382*, 387, 389,
391*, 394, 413, 416, 419*
Hainsley[?], Sussex, 321
Hainton, Lines., 71°
Hainton Hall, Lines., 188°
Hakins, Henry, 296; Mary, 296
Halberton, Devon., 2o6»
Hale,Jane,85;Margaret,ii6;Matthew,
313, 323; Philip, 85; Richard, 123
Hale, Childwall, Lanes., 112, 135*°,
I36n, 142*°, leG^i
Hale Grange, Kirkby Thore, Westmd,
252°
Hale Hall, Childwall, Lanes., 135°
Hales Place, Canterbury, 246'^
Hal[e]sworthe, Suffolk, 299, 300, 301
Halewood, Childwall, Lanes., 112°,
142*°, 210°, 221"^
Half, Margaret, 230; Richard, 230
Halfehead, Anne, 311
Halgreave, Henry, 112°
Haha, WiUiam Poynter, bishop of,
350. 358. 361, 367
Halifax, Yorks., 273*^
Hall, family, 981^; Anne, see Barrow,
207°; Christopher, 196; Barbara,
323 ; Bartholomew, 1 75 ; Dorothy,
313; Edward, 146*, 323; Eliza-
beth, 146*, 207, 239; Ellen, 207;
Henry, 146; Howcroft, 147;
Grace, 272; Isabel, 175, 272;
James, 239; Jane, 102, 181, 190,
271, 280; John, 133, 181, 207,
271; Margaret, Margery, 102*,
133, 196; Ralph, 144; Robert,
208; Susan, 313; Thomas, 147,
207; William, 190, 308, 313;
, priest, 207°; , 208
Hallam, Hollam, Anne, 266; Eliza-
beth, 266; Mary, 256, 266*;
Richard, 256, 266*
Halliday, Anne, 272; Edward, 272
Hallist, Peter, 321
Halliwell, Dorothy, 97; Elizabeth,
94; Ellen, olim Nelson, 94*°;
John, 94; Margaret, 97; Nicho-
las, 94*°; Richard, vere Birt-
whistle, priest, 150°; William, 97,
150°; , see Birtwhistle, 150^^
Halliwell, Dean, 227*0
Halloran, Catherine, 354*
Halls, Christiana, 289, 293; George,
289; Henry, 293; John, 289, 293
Halsall, Halsay, family, 208^, 215°;
Anne, 121, 132, 215*", olim
Molyneux, i88n, see CHfton, 188",
see Hesketh, 188°, see Tyldesley,
208°; Bridget, 215°; Cuthbert,
134", 188°, 208", 2i5*»; Dorothy,
olim Stanley, 134^^; Edward,
2151^; EHzabeth, olim Berington,
215°; Ellen, 163; Henry, i88i»,
215*°, 223^^; James, 215*°, 223*°;
John, 22211; Margaret, Margery,
olim Gascoigne, 215", olim Mag-
hull, 215'!, see Worthington, 222'^;
Mary, 215°; Richard, 215*";
Thomas, 163, 215*^, 223°
Halsall,Lancs.,i30,i3i*,i36, 20i°,222
Halsall Hall, Lanes., 134^, 188'^, 208",
215^
Halsap, Halsopp, Hugh, 123, 224
Halsham, Halsome, Halshba, Yorks.,
258, 268*°, 275*tt
Halshott, Hants., 314
Halsopp, see Halsap
Halste[a]d, John, 150°; Margaret,
150^; Thomas, i5o*»; William,
88; , see Haydock, i5on;
, see Houghton, 150*°; ,
olim Towneley, 1501; , 1501
Halsworthe, see Halesworthe
Halton, Alice, 148
Halton, Bucks., 80°
Halton Hall, Lanes., 140°, 204°, 242*"
250*°, 252^^
Ham, Susan, 83
Hambleden, Hants., 314
Hambleton, Lanes., 153°, 205°
Hamerton, John, 284; Philip, 284
Hamford, Thomas, 295
Hanningfield, West, Essex, 89
Hammersmith, see London places
Hammerton, family, 310^*; Anthony,
3io*n; Catherine, 310"; EHza-
beth, 310°; John, 310*"; Olivia,
3100; William, 310*"; , 310"
Hamond, Henry, 89* ; Susan, 89
Hampsfield Hall, Cartmel, Lanes.,
236^, 240°, 251*°, 252*°, 253°
Ham[p]son, Ann, 341, 343; Eliza-
beth, 341; Ellen, 119; John, 341,
343; Matthew, 341, 343; Ralph,
341,342
Hampstall, Ridware, Staffs., 308
Hampstead, Middlesex, 288*
Hampste[a]d Norris, Norres, Berks.,
Hampsthwaite, Yorks., 278*°, 279*",
280°
47^ INDEX
Hampton, Richard, 83
Hamson, see Hampson
Hanchet, Jesse, 332; , Mrs, 345
Hancock, Richard, 314, 322*; Mar-
garet, 314
Hand, Anne, 108; Elizabeth, 353;
Patrick, 353; Thomas, 353*
Handsworth, Staffs., 308
Hanford, Thomas, 293
Hankelow Court, Cheshire, 151°
Hankin, Elizabeth, 106; Mary, 106*
Hanley, Frances, see Gerard, 228'!;
Ralph, 22811
Hanne, Bridget, o/i'm Tyldesley, 2130;
Charles, S.J., 213^; , Mr.,
213°
Hanningfield, East, West, South,
Essex, 327*
Hansby, Eiizfabeth], 261; Frances,
see Gerard, 107°; Ralph, 107°,
282'^; , lady, 28211
Hansley, Frances, 267; John, 267*;
William, 262
Hansom, Anselme, Awnsham, Amon-
desham,Ensam, Hanson, Ihanson,
Hianson, Ayanson, family names,
81"; Anne Mary, olim Roskell,
206°; Arthur, 27311; Ellen, 149;
Grace, olim Whipp, 273°; Henry,
149*11,27311; Joseph Aloysius, 366;
Joseph Stanislaus, 74, 167°, 171°,
206°, 327, 32811 ; Margery, 149;
Mary, olim Newsome, 273°, see
Bucktrout, 273°, see Portington,
273°; Maurus, O.S.B., 149°;
Miles, 149°; Richard, 149, 2731;
Robert, 273°; Roger, 273ii;Sarah,
1671, olim Thorpe, 2731; William,
27311; William Alphonsus, als
Hesketh, priest, 1491
Hanwick[?], Yorks., 284
Hanworth, Middlesex, 287*°
Hapton, Whalley, Lanes., 144*",
150°
Harborough, William, 79
Harbour, Ony, 146
Hardcastle, Mary, 281; Thomas, 281*
Hardes, Alice, 112; Anne, 217; Mar-
garet, 112; Peter, 112, 217
Hardey, see Hardy
Hardhorn - cum - Newton, Poulton,
Lanes,, 169, 2011
Hardin, see Hawarden
Harding[e], Hannah, see Beaumont,
365; James, 326; Jane, 288; John,
288, 318, 319
Hardker, James, 191; Jennet, 191
Hardman, Harrdman, Ellen, 107;
Galfrid, 118, 225*; Henry, 107
Hardshaw Hall, St Helens, Lanes.,
106*11, 178*11
Hardwick, Andrew, 285; Edward,
303; Eleanor, 303; Francis, 280;
Thomas, 281, 285; Ursula, 285;
WiUiam, 280
Hardwick Hall, Durham, 174°,
22911
Hardy, Eliz[abeth], 262, 264; Joseph,
264; Mary, 395, see Vallands,
399*, 401; Nicholas, 262, 264;
Richard, 160
Hare, Ralph, bart., 296
Harebottle, John, 322
Hareden in Bolland, Lanes., 157"
Haresnape, [HJarsnepp, Harsnip,
Harsnett, family, 9311, 253°;
Agnes, see Gillow, 199", 25311;
Anne, 116, 253; Edward, 137;
Elizabeth, 137; John, 223; Rob-
ert, 1 9911, 253*°; Thomas, 93;
William, 116, 253*°
Harewood, Yorks., 275*, 276
Harewood Castle, Yorks., 170°, 204",
237, 24811
Hargell, Hargill, Mary, 258, 276
Hargham, Hurgham, Norfolk, 289
Hargood, Elizabeth, 316
Hargr[e]ave[s], James, 297; Jane,
Jennet, 177, 260; John, 272;
Robert, 260; Thomas, 177
Harkett, Alice, 189
Harkirk[e], Ince Blundell, Lanes.,
20111, 218*11
Harkirk[e], Little Crosby, Lanes.,
150*11
Harkirk Cemetery, Lanes., 1641
Harknes, Jennet, 137; Thomas, 137
Harland, Luke, 262
Harle, Charles, 297
Harley, Elizabeth, 349; Honoria, 349;
John, 349
Harlington, Horlyngton, Middlesex,
79, 287
Harman, Arthur, 320
Harmsworth, Alresford, Hants., 238*1
Harnett, Elizabeth, olim Roskell,
20511 ; Michael, 20511
Harpcout, John, 314
Harper, Anne, 311; James, 311*;
Matthew, 324
Harpley, Henry, 292, 296; Margaret,
Margery, 291, 292, 294, 296;
Richard, 291, 292, 294, 296;
Susan, 292; , widow, 291
Harrdman, see Hardman
Harries, family, 157°; Bridget, olim
Brockholes, 157"; Charles, 157*°;
Christopher, 156*11, I57*"; Dor-
othy, see Parkinson, 157°; Mar-
gery, olim Swindlehurst, 156*";
Mary, see Whittingham, 157°;
see also Harris
Harrington, family, 135", 218°; Anne,
olim Wolf all, 135"*; Edward, vere
Molyneux, priest, 134", 2180;
Elizabeth, see Molyneux, 1 34^^,
218^; Robert, 134", 135", 2i8'»
Harris, Harry, Elizabeth, 232; John,
86; Katherine, 317; Martha, 108;
Richard, 299, 300, 301; Robert,
155, 272; Susanna, 108; Thomas,
288, 317; Walter, 108*; William,
108
Harris[s]on, Alice [Aloysia], 129*°;
Anne, 189, 272, 295, olim War-
ing, 1 8411; Christopher, no; Dor-
othy, olim Kirkby, 240°; Ed-
ward, 113; Elizabeth, 137, 141,
172, 189, 231, 282, olim Walmes-
ley, i68*n; Ellen, 170, 189, 247;
Frances, 257, 267; George, 143,
276, 300; Grace, 161; Isabel, 143,
179; James, 137; Jane, Jennet,
III, 113, 141, 282, see Chaloner,
113°; John, 90, 113, 141, i29*n,
i68*n, 170, 172, 184°, 189*, 240°,
257, 267*, 269, 278; John, priest,
168°; Joseph, 293, 295; Kather-
ine, 122; Lawrence, 168^; Mar-
garet, 104, 189, 269, 281, 285,
olim Foley, 421, see Waring,
184^; Mary, 108, 168, 258*, 263,
300; Matthew, 421; Matthias,
priest, 129*11; Nicholas, 231;
Peter, 104, 269; Ralph, vere Ger-
ard, priest, 125°; Richard, 107,
122, 302, 419, 421; Stephen, 282;
Thomas, 108, 113, 130, 141, 168,
189, 211, 223, 278, 281, 285, 326;
Timothy, 278; William, 97, 126,
179, 272, 326; , Mr, 184^
Harry, see Harris
Harsnepp, Harsnip, Harsnett, see
Haresnape
Harston, Cambs., 85*
Hart[e], Ann, 355; Edward, 350*;
John, vere Anderton, S.J., 22711;
Martin, 355; Mary, 355; Tho-
mas, 345
Harthead, Susan, 301
Harting, Johanna, 365*
Harting, Sussex, 40, 319
HartW, Abraham, 143; Anne, 136;
EHzabeth, 136*, 143; Henry,274;
Jane, 136; John, 136, 223;
Mary, 274; William, 136
Hartwith-cum-Winsley, Kirkby Mal-
zeard, Yorks., 278*'^
Ha[r]vell, Hewell, Catherine, olim
Samways, 390; James, 390;
Jane, see Skiller, 385, 387, 388,
391, 395, 398; John, 407, 409;
Thomas, 390
INDEX 477
Ha[r]vers, Dorothy, see Boulger,29on;
Elizabeth, olim TindaU, 29011;
John, 290°; Kenneth, 290'^;
Susan, 29o*n, 294; S , 333*°;
Thomas, 290^1; William, 290*°,
291*°, 294
Harvey, Alice, 120*; Anne, 120;
Jane, 120; John, 120, 222; Kath-
erine, 303; Margaret, 120; Mary,
120; Robert, 120, 142°, 222;
Thomas, 120
Harvington, Worcester, 2o6'»
Harwell, Berks., 8^^
Harwood, Mary, 257; Thomas, 276
Harwood Dale, Hackness, Yorks., 277
Harwood, Great, Blackburn, Lanes.,
144*°, 238a
Harwood, Horwood, Hywood, Great,
Bucks., 80, 8i*n
Harwood Hall, Little, Lanes., 150°
Harwood House, Goosnargh, Lanes.,
185°
Hasel, Judith, olim Monson, 404;
Michael, 404 ; Thomas, 404
Haske[r], Cecilia, 309; ElizaiDeth,309 ;
Judith, 312
Haskey, Hasker, Ellen, loi; John,
loi; John, vere Reeve, S.J. ,392°;
Richard, vere Reeve, S.J., 365,
367
Haskham, Haskeine, Haskyn, Anne,
131; Francis, 223; Henry, 131,
223; Jane, 131; Katherine, 131*,
223; Mary, 131
Hasleden, Hasledaine, Hasldon, John,
118, 225; Petronell, 342
Hassellwoode, 5 ; see Hazelwood
Hassop Hall, Derby, 213'^
[H]a[ss]re, Susannah, 344
Hastings, see Huntingdon, 310"; Fer-
dinand, 310
Husband, Anne, 8^^
Hatch, Thomas, 92 ; William, 88
Hatcher, Hatchell, Thomas, 323, 325
Hathersage, Derbys., 158"
Hathorne, Stephen, 79
Hathornthwaite, family, 192", 233";
Agnes, see Caton, 233^1; Anne,
233; Elizabeth, see Alston, 233'!;
Ellen, olim Blackburne, 166°,
192'!, 23311; Jane see Crook, 233";
John, 192'!, 233*11; Margaret, see
Walker, 23311; Mary, see Leckon-
by, i66ii, 23311 ; Phoebe, 2331;
Sarah, 233°; William, 166°, 192*1,
233*°; , see Roe, 23311; ,
192°
Hathornthwaite, Over Wyresdale,
Lanes., 16611, 232", 233*°
Hatley, Anne, 85
Hatley St George, Cambs., 85
478 INDEX
Hatton, Hutton, Grace, 127; Jane,
128; John, 127, 311; Margaret,
Margery, 128*, 218; Richard,
128*, 218; , 130
Hatton, Staffs, 3050
Haughley, Suffolk, 302
Haughton, Grace, 303; John, 303;
Judith, 303; Katherine, 303;
Nicholas, 303*; Robert, 303*;
Thomas, 303
Haughton, Castleford, Staffs., 283,
307
Havant, Hants., 315
Havell, see Harvell
Havercroft, Felkirk or Felchurch,
Yorks., 283
Havers, see Harvers
Haversham, Westmd, 239"
Haward, George, 89; John, 88
Hawarden, Hardin, Heywarden, fam-
ily, 109", 13011, see Gillibrand,
130°, see Fazakerley, 9511, 130°;
Anne, see Goulden, loG^^; Bryan,
I27*», 141°, 2411; Catherine,
olim Lea, 127°; Edward, priest,
141^1; Ellen, olim Tarleton, 141°;
Henry, see Gillibrand, 141^; Jane,
olim Culcheth, 13011, olim Gilli-
brand, 95°; John, 9511, 127^,130*°,
241°, see Fazakerley, 127°, 141°;
Mary, olim Fazakerley, 127°,
141°, see Mostyn, 127Q, 141".
olim Towneley, 241°; Samuel,
see Fazakerley, 127°, 141°; Tho-
mas, 130°, see Fazakerley, 141°,
see Gillibrand, 95°, 14111
Hawelt, family, 124°; Cecilia, 124",
see Gerard 124°; Edmund,
O.S.B., 124°; Frances Mary
Winefrid, O.S.B., 12411; Holcroft,
124, Jane, see Westby,i24°; Rich-
ard, 124*'!; Thomas, 124'^; ,
olim Holland, 124°
Hawk[e]s, Dorothy, 289; John,
Jack[y], 289, 321, 322, 346*;
Thomas, 309, 330, 344, 346
Hawk[e]s\vorth, Ehz[abeth], 281, 285 ;
Matthew, 285
Hawkins, Anne, 307; John, 307, 420
Hawkshead, Bolton-le-Sands, Lanes.,
255*''
Hawkin[s], Cassandra, 304; Christo-
pher, 274; "Francis [Stephen],
Carthusian, 366; Galfrid, 86;
John, 374*, 375*, 376; Richard,
322; Thomas, 304; , 322
Hawkley Hall, Lanes., 119°
Hawksworth, see Hawkesworth
Hawley, Catherine, see Thornborough,
252°; Jerome, 252°
Hawlton, John, 90
Hawnby Hall, Yorks., 248°
Hawney, Elizabeth, 123; John, 123
Haworth, Anne, 126; Estra (sic), 172:
John, 126, 172*; Ralph, 139;
William, 137, 172
Haws[e], Hause, Susan, 330, 333, 345,
346; .Mrs, 331
Hay bottle, Thomas, 318
Haydock, family, 162°, 177°; Alice,
olim Smith, 167°, see Edforth,
175°; Anne, 104, olim Cottam,
iSo'*, see Smith, 233°; Bridget,
olim Hoghton, 161°, 178", see
Hothersall, 161°, 1780; Cuthbert,
16111; Eleanor, se*? Towneley, 149°;
Elizabeth, 104, olim Hothersall,
i6ii», see Barton, ij^^, 177°, see
Kellett, 244°, see Sherburne,
1830; Ellen, see Travers, 170°;
George, 180°; George, priest,
martyr, 93^; George Leo, i8on;
James, priest, i8o»; Jane, olim
Anderton, 93°, 177°, see Gillow,
2oon, see Smith, 233°; John, i7on
Margery, olim Wall, i6i*°, 170°,
see Hothersall, 161 *°; Mary, see
Finch, 9311; Robert, 161°, 167",
170°, 175°, 200°, 233*°, 244"^;
Simon, 149, 150°; Thomas, 104;
William, 93°, 147°, 161°, i62'»,
177°, i78n, 183°; , olim
Halsted, 1500
Haydock, Winwick, Lanes., 98°,
ii8*°, 225*
Hay[e]s, Hay[e], Hey[es], Alice, 107,
341, 342, 343, olim Holden, 226°;
Anne, 133, 341*, 343*: Cather-
ine, 349; Dorothy, 182; Eliza-
beth, 341, 343, 358, 369; Ellen,
116, 138, 211; Ellis, 226*";
Esther, 342; Helen, 341, 342;
Henry, 136; Hugh, 133, 222;
James, 341, 342, 343; James
Augustin, 343; Johanna, 349;
John, 107, 114, 341, 342*; Kath-
erine, olim Standish, 226i»; Mar-
garet, 113, 114, 136, 247, 343;
Penelope, olim Byrom, 226*°;
Peter, 352*; Richard, 123; Rob-
ert, 182, 226*n, 349; William,
341,342; , Mrs, 331
Hay hurst, family, 156°; Anne, olim
Browne, 156*'^, see Towneley,
156*°; Ehz[abeth], 156; Ellen,
156; George, 156; Henry, I56*'»;
John, 185; Lawrence, 15^^',
Mary, 156; Richard, 156; Susan,
olim Towneley, 156°
Hay hurst, Dutton, Lanes., I56*n
Haylock, Martha, 324; William, 324
Hayshaw Vaccary, Lancaster, 332
INDEX
479
Hayton, Isabel, 297
Haywood, Hayward, Heywood, Hea-
ward, Bridget, 300, 302 ; Frances,
III, 211; Isabella, olim Mason,
335*; Jane, 114; John, iii, 302;
Will[ia]m, 361; William Arthur,
339, 361 ; , captain, 335*
Ha)rworth, see Heworth
Hazelwood Castle, Yorks., i89°,2o8°,
219°, see Hassellwoode
Head, Ellen, 262
Headon, Joseph, 259, 268; Mary, 259;
Philip, 259, 268
Headley, Jane, 280
Headley, Sussex, see Hoathley
Heake[r], Thomas, 274, 282
Heald, Anne, 95 ; Eleanor, 95 ; Kathe-
rine, 95; William, 95*
Healey, Audley, Staffs., 305^
Healey Hall, Lower, Chorley, Lanes.,
95°, 179°, 236*'^
Heapey, Leyland, Lanes., 93
Heardman, Elizabeth, 342
Heasman, William, 321
Heath, Mary, 297; Winifrid, 296
Heath Charnock, Standish, Lanes.,
93°
Heather, Mary, 84'^
Heath Hall, Wakefield, Yorks., 2201
Heaton, Alice, 185; Frances, 343;
George, 146; Grace, 102; James,
342; John, 185; Laurence, 343;
Mary, 153; Richard, 102
Heaton - cum - Clayton, Bradford,
Yorks., 274*'*
Heaton, Dean, Lanes., 227
Heaton, Lancaster, 197°, 251
Heaton Hall, Lancaster, 194°
Heaward, see Haywood
Hebblethwaite, Alexander, 268
Hebburn Hall, Durham, 241^^
Hebden[e], Hebton, John, 278; Lau-
rence, 275; Margaret, 257, 266;
Mary, 279*^; Silvester, 279*°
Hebden, Yorks., 274
Hebson, Isabel, 198; Jane, 174;
Robert, 198; Thomas, 174
Hebton, see Hebden
Heckmondwick, Birstall, Yorks., 273
Hedford, ,313
Hedgerley, Dean, Heggerley Deane,
Bucks., 80
Hedsor, Bucks., 81
Hedworth, Alice, 286; Hannah, 286
Heggis, Christopher, 313
Heighten, South, Sussex, 319
Heither, John, 318
Helen, O.S.B., 41*
HeUing, William, als Smith, 315
Helling[s]bury, Hants., 313*
Hellyer, Ralph, 314
Helsington Hall, Westmd. 23 •J''
Hely, Mary, 337
Hemingborough, Yorks., 26o*n, 263*»
Hemings, George, 287
Hemingway, Grace, 273; Mary, 273
Hempste[a]d, Essex, 87*°
Hempsteley, Henry, 295
Hemrey, William, als Lewis, 318
Hemsworth, Anne, 284; Jennet, 286;
Robert, 286
Henchley, Thomas, 290
Henderson, John, 353*
Hendley, Henry, 319
Hendred, East, Berks., 199°
Heneage, Hennage, Hennedge, Brid-
get, see Clifton, i88n; Faith, olim
Tyrrwhitt, 71*°; George, 71*°,
188Q; Penelope, O.S.B., 71*°,
, Mrs, 334
Hengrave, , Mrs, 337
Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, 212^, 242*°
Henissy, Catherine, see Owen, 424
Henl[e]y, Peter, 356; Timothy, 404,
406*
Henrietta Maria, Queen, io7»»
Henry, Agnes, olim Roskell, 205'», see
Vercelli-Ranzi, 2050
Henry II, 22911; III, 84°, 273°, 302";
VII, 240*°, 244'^; VIII, 147, 199",
239°
Henshall, Mary, 114
Henshawe, Edward, 287*
Henslowe, Anne, 3i5;'Elizabeth, 316;
Richard, 316; Thomas, 292
Henson, William, 308
Henthorn, Mitton, Lanes., 156
Henworth, Elizabeth, 309
Heppenstall, Heponstall, Anne, 275;
Isabel, 284; Jane, 284; John, 275;
Philip, 275, 284
Herberd, see Yaxley
Herbert, Cecilia, see Turberville, 48";
Mary, olim Preston, 237*; Mat-
thew, 84°; William, marquis of
Powys, 237
Hercy, Henry, 362; Henry Edward,
361 ; Mary, 361, 362
Herdsford, Margaret, 116
Hereford, 200Q
Herford, Elizabeth, 116; Hugh, 116
Hermitage, Alston, The, Lanes., 199'*
Hemes, Agnes, 1 1 1
Heritage, see Herritage
Herringe, Mary, 324
Herrington, Jane, 389
Herriott, Edward, 318*; James, 318*
Her[r]itage, Joan, 179; John, 170
Herrold, Elizabeth, see Hunt, 380, 383
Hertford, 89
Hertingfordbury, Herts., 89*
Hesandforth Hall, Lanes., 149°, 150^
480 INDEX
[HJesketh, Heskin, Heskyn, family,
93°. 134°. 171; Alexander, apos-
tate, 134", 218°; Alice, 105, olim
Ireland, 134*°, olim Pilkington,
134*°, see Worthington, 2170;
Anne, 190, olim Anderton, 180°,
234", olim Blundell, 249^1, olim
Halsall, 134"^, olim Holden, 145°,
see Cottam, iSo^, see Cowborne,
182", see Formby, 121°, see Gilli-
brand, 249°, see Leckonby, 166°,
see Nelson, 94"; Bartholomew,
134*"; Bridget, 155; Cecily, 136;
Cuthbert, 109", 149°; Dorothy,
see Molyneux, 218", see Wilkin-
son, 202*i»; Elizabeth, see Scott,
1091; Gabriel, 134*^^, 182'^, 215*'^,
217°; Henry, 105, 136; Holcroft,
see Osbaldeston, 100°, 143^, see
Rawstorne, 175'*; Hugh, vere
Tootell, als Charles Dodd, priest,
95°; Isabel, 190; Jane, 105*;
John, 143°; Juliana, see Threl-
fall, 149"; Margaret, Margery,
128, 136, olim Standish, 207°;
see Charnelly, 202°, see Skilli-
corne, 149°; Mary, 93*°, 131, olim
Brockholes, 195*°, see Barton,
163°, iSo^, see Bradley, 207*'^, see
Stanley, 180°; Nicholas, 207^;
Perpetua, olim Westby, 166",
202*°, Richard, 136, 190; Robert,
loon, i2i«, 143°, i45n, 1630, 175",
i8on, 207"; Thomas, 94°, 128,
131, 134°, 149°, 223; Thomas,
O.S.B., 9311; William, 105, 166",
i8on, 195*°, 202*n, 234", 249";
William Alphonsus, vere Hansom,
priest, 149"; , olim Fitzher-
bert, 195°; , see Molyneux,
134°
Hesketh Bank, Hesketh cum Beccon-
sall, Lanes., loi*"!
Hesketh cum Becconsall, Lanes.,
ioi*n, 134°, 2071
Heskin, Heskyn, see Hesketh
Heslewood, Mary, 272; Robert, 277
Hesleyside, Northmd, 146"
Hes[s]om Sike, Ellel, Lanes., 247^,
248°
Hessey, Susanna, 256
Hester, Anne, 80
Heston, Cumberland, 239'*
Heswall, Wirrall, Chester, 205°
Hethersett, Norfolk, 289, 293*
Hewel, see Harvel
Hewes, Susan, 291
Hewetson, John, 236; Margaret, 236
Hewett, Hewitt, Henry, 82; John,
82; Thomas, 94; , 94
Hewick, Katherine, 279; Thomas, 279
Hewitt, see Hewett
Hewlett, Mary, 415, 421
Hewson, Anne, 122; Mary, 302;
Robert, 302
Heworth, John, 96
Heworth, Hey worth,. Hay worth,
Yorks., 272*", 273*°
Hexham and Newcastle, James Chad-
wick, bishop of, 92°, 125°
Hexham, Northd, 153°
Hey, Mary, 250
Heybridge, Essex, 87*
Heyford Hall, Northants., 237
Heylot, Roebarndale, Lanes., 255*"
Heysham, Lanes., 254*i>
Heywarden, see Hawarden
Hey wood, see Haywood
Heyworth, see Heworth
Hicke[y], Hicken, Anne, 272; An-
thony, 311*; Frances, 311; John,
272; Mary, 353*
Hickford, Alice, 307; Henry, 307*
Hicks Hall, St John Street, London,
287*
Hickling, Norfolk, 293
Hickman, John, 315*; Nicholas, 315;
,315
Hickox, Mary, 313; William, 313*
Hide, Hyde, Francis, 84°; James,
84*°; John, 84*"; Mary, 84", olim
Perkins, 84°
Hider, Isabel, 320; Samuel, 320
Hidson, Elizabeth, 307
Hierocaesarea, Charles Berington,
bishop of, 329
Hifferman, Ellen, olim Nagle, 383;
Richard, 383*
Higgins, Higgens, Anne, 315; Ed-
ward, 308; Grace, 350; James,
356; Mary, 303: Nappy, 356;
Patrick, 352*, 356; Robert, 315*
Hig[g]inson, Henry, 196, 203; Mary,
123, 190, see Haydock, 162";
Richard, 169, 173; Roger, 162";
, 169, 196
Higgs, Matthew, 288
High, John, 96; Margaret, 96
Higham, Elizabeth, 100; John, 100;
Margaret, 100; Thomas, 100
Highfield, Pemberton, Lanes., 1090
Highfield, Lancaster, 157°, 158*",
190°, 229°
Highfield House, Aspull, Lanes.,
228*1
High House, Dilworth, Lanes., 155^
High Winder, Melling, Lanes., 232"
Highoe, Anne, 102
High Oune, Staffs., 307
Higson, Elizabeth, 94
Hilburgh, Hillborough, Norfolk, 294,
296
INDEX
481
Hilderston, Staffs., 304
Hildyard, Robert, 326
Hill, Alice, 125; Anne, 92, 283, see
Morris, 383*, 387; Edward, vere
Travis, 139°; Elizabeth, 116, 125,
268, 279; Francis, 279; Francis,
vere Edward Travers, S. J., 170*°;
Isabel, 308; Jan*, Jennet, 86,
133; John, 346; Margery, 114;
Mary, no, 151; Robert, 125, 130,
218; Thomas, 114, 116, 283,
307; William, 74, no; , 130*
Hill, The, Goosnargh, Lanes., 164*",
I92*n
Hillborough, see Hilburgh
Hillom, Cockersand, Lanes., 254°
Hills, Francis, 320; James, 316; Peter,
320
Hillside, Woolton, Lanes., 206"
Hilton, see Hulton
Hilton, Staffs., 306
Hin[c]kley, Hinchley, Hinchloe, Rob-
ert, 89, 300, 301 ; Sarah, 301
Hincksey, South, Bucks., 82
Hinde, Francis, 312
Hinden, Wilts., 323
Hinderskelfe, Hundershelf, see Castle-
Howard
Hindley, Christopher, 145; Jennet,
115; John, 115; Mary, 145
Hindley, Wigan, Lanes., 108, 193'*
Hinkley, Suffolk, 89
Hinton-Da[w]bney, Hants., 316*
Hints, Staffs., 308*°
Hippon, Ippon, Aleis, 284°; Alice,
284*°; Anne, olim Horncastle,
284°; George, 284*11; John, 284*°;
Thomas, 284*'^
Hiron, Hyron, Hyarne, Margaret,
302*»; Robert, 302*'*
Hitch, John, 85; , 85
Hitcham, Bucks., 81
Hitchcock, Henry, 334
Hi[t]ching, Hi[t]chen, Hihsings, Hit-
chins, Daniel, 335, [Mr] 344, 345,
346; Joseph, 335, 336, 338; Lucy,
olim Ferrhead, 335, [Mrs] 344,
345, 346; Richard, 310
Hi[t]chmough, family, 114'^; Anne,
113; Christiana, 114; Edward,
114*°; Elizabeth, 114; Henry,
210; Mary, olim Barker, 114'^;
Richard, als Barker, priest, apos-
tate, informer, 114*°, 125°; Tho-
mas, 114*^ 130
Head, Benjamin, 319; Jonas, 319;
Robert, 319
Hoathley, [?] Headley, West, Sussex,
319
Hob[b]art, see Hubbart
Hobrooke, , Mr, 26*, 28, 37*
Hobson, Elizabeth, 259; John, 259*
Hockering, John, 296
Hodd, Mary, see Leahy, 413
Hodges, Hodgetts, Christopher, 316;
George, 8^^; Humphrey, 308;
John, 317; ,316
Hodgkins, Hodgkiss, Hodgkyn, John,
382, 398; Mary, 381, 382, 398*;
Sarah, 299, 300, 301 ; , 404
Hod[g]kinson, Anne, 151; Dorothy,
274; Hugh, 104; Isabel, 191;
John, 151, 169, 191; Katherine,
169; Sarah, 341
Hodgson, Hudgson, Abraham, 273;
Agnes, 202; Albert, 241*°; Alice,
182, 196; Anne, 100, 103, 181,
307, see Towneley, 241'^; Cecilia,
303; Dorothy, 179; olim Gooden,
241°; Elizabeth, 197, 207; Hum-
phrey, 307; Isaac, 175; Isabel,
281; James, 156; Jane, 100, 175,
198*, 203; John, 179, 208, 209;
Laurence, 281; Margaret, 142,
175, 198, 243; Martin, 281; Mary,
103, 198, see Fair, 189°; Natha-
niel, 309; Richard, 197, 198*;
Robert, 100, 103, 198; Thomas,
198*, 202; William, 198*, 309;
, 181, 209
Hodkinson, see Hodgkinson
Hogg, Grace, 280
Hoggard, Anne, 198; Ellen, 198*;
John, 198; William, 198*
Hoghton, Houghton, family, 91°,
228°; Alexander, 168°; Alice, 96,
118, olim Kirkby, 239''; Anne,
129, 212*'^; Bridget, see Hay-
dock, 161°, 178°, see Stanley,
i2on; Catherine, olim Carus,
140^, see Breares, 140°, see Clifton,
187°, 193^^, see Holland, 21 1"*,
230°, see Middleton, 225'', 241°;
Dorothy Scholastica, O.S.B.,
212°; Edward, S. J., vere Beesley,
164°, vere Travers, 170*°; Eliza-
beth, 212*°, 229, olim Ditch-
field, I23'», 2ii*'i, see Dalton,
212°, see Errington, 21 2^1; Ellen,
91°, 100; Frances, 184; Henry,
224; Isabel, olim Rogerlye, 197°,
211°, 230°, see Helme, 184°, see
Sherburne, 184°; James, 123;
Jane, Jennet, 102*, 103, see
Skillicorne, 149°, see Walmesley,
212°; John, 123°, 197, 2ii*'»,
212°, 233, als Dalton, 212*°;
Katherine, 124, olim Rogerlye,
211°; Laurence, 140°; Leonard,
i2on; Margaret, no, 118, 123,
129, 170, 184, 211'^, 215, 230°,
olim Rishton, 21 1», olim Worth-
31
482
INDEX
ington, 212°, see Crouchley, 161°;
Mary, 118, olint Gascoigne, 212°,
olim Gerard, 2ii»», olim Worth-
ington, 21 1°, see Gerard, 211°,
see Gouldesborough, 211°, see
Worthington, 197°, 230°; Mary
Eugenia, O.S.B., 212'^; Richard,
103, 149°, 161°, lyS^^, 187°, 193°,
211*°, 230^, 241°; Richard Bade,
O.S.B., 212°; Robert, 129; Rob-
ert Edward, O.S.B., 21211; Tho-
mas, 123, 129, 22511, 241°; Wil-
liam, 100, 184°, 212*'^, 239'!;
William Hyacinth, O.P., 94^;
, olim Critchley, 98^
Hoghton, Houghton, Lanes., ioi°,
155°, 198*°, 284°
Hoghton Tower, Lanes., gi^, 98°,
149^, 161°, I68^ 178°, 187'*, 193",
221°, 225°, 22811, 24111
Hogs[t]on, Hoggeston, Bucks, Si*'*
Holborn, see London places
Holcroft, Holecroft, Hollcroft, Elea-
nor, olim Birch, 115*°, 214°,
224; see Bunbury, 115*'!, 214°,
see Tyldesley, 115*°, 214°; Emma,
115; James, 115, 342; John, 117,
118, 224; Margaret, 138, see
Standish, 115°, see Stanley, 115°;
Peter, 225*; Ralph, 227; Tho-
mas, 1 1 511, 214°; Wilfrid, 118
Holcroft Hall, Culcheth, Lanes.,
115*11, 214*^
Hold, see Holt
Holden, see Houlden
Holden Hall, Lanes., 226"
Holderness, Yorks., ii2'»
Holding, see Houlden
Hole, see Hoole
Holecroft, see Holcroft
Holestock, Anne, 245; Grace, 245;
Isabel, 245; John, 245; Mary,
245; Thomas, 245
Holker, family, 226*1; Elizabeth,
olim Hulton, 22611 ; George, 226°;
. Henri, 22611 ; Jean Louis, 22611 ;
John, 225*11; Katherine, olim
Holt, 226°; Lawrence, 22611;
Margaret, olim Towneley, 2 2 611 ;
Richard, 226*11 ; Richard, als
Nowell, priest, 22611 ; , olim
Nowell, 22611 ; see Testart, 22611
Holker Hall, Cartmel, Lanes., 153*°,
1710, 213", 235°, 236*11, 238*11,
24111
Holker Park, Cartmel, Lanes., 236*11
HoUam, see Hallam
Holland, Agnes, see Morecroft, 13611;
Ann[e], 102, in, olim Waring,
184°; Catherine, olim Hoghton,
211°, 230°; Edward, 127°; Elea-
nor, 125, see Lee, 127°; Eliza-
beth, 103, 105, 215, 371; Frances,
see Preston, 237; Henry, 215;
Hugh, 12411; James, 117°, 211,
23011; Jane, 116; John, 300; Mar-
garet, 105, 137, 211, 223, olim
Langley, 237; Mary, 102, 103,
I33> 30O) 5^^ Shuttleworth, 11 71;
Ralph, 133; Richard, 105*, in,
237; Rudolph, 215; Thomas,
102; William, 127; , Mr,
12711, 246°; , see Hawett, 12411
Holland, Wigan, Lanes., 220
Hollcrofte, see Holcroft
Holley, Jennet, 182; Richard, 182
HoUinghead, Holinshead, Hugh, 119;
James, 169*11; Margaret, 119
Holm Bank, Ulverston, Lanes., 2441
Holme, Hunts, 86
Holme-on-Spalding Moor, Yorks.,
247°, 256*°, 266°
Holmes, Lanes., 19711
Holmes, see Hulme
Holme Slack, Preston, 196°
Holt, Hold, Alexander, 147°, 1561;
Dorothy, 156; Eliz[abeth], 375;
John, 22611 ; Katherine, see Hol-
ker, 226"; Margaret, in; Robert,
180
Holton, George, 322
Holy Sepulchre, Convent of, Liege,
25211
Holywell, Flints., 117°, 20511, 340
Homerwich, Staffs., 307
Hooke, Snaith, Yorks., 276, 283
Hooker, John, 273
Ho[o]le, Hull[e], HuUy, Alice, olim
Gillow, 166°; Ann, see Leckonby,
166°; Dorothy, 166; Dorothy
Clare, Poor Clare, 16711; Edward,
I99i 273; Elizabeth, 166*11;
Ellen, 206, 207; Henry, 210;
James, 16611, 200; Jane, 204;
John, 137, 16611, 200, 204; Mar-
garet, 112, 184; Mary, 191; Milo,
206; Richard, 166, 191, 199;
Thomas, 198; William, 166*",
199, 200; , olim Singleton,
1 6711 ; , 137, 200
Hoole, Little, Lanes., loi*
Hoope, Henry, 103; Jennet, 103
Hooper, Alice, see Lennington, 418,
419; Charles, 421*; Jane, 421;
Elizabeth, 421; Mary, see Roper,
422
Hooton, Cheshire(?) 135*°, 371
Hooton Pannell, Yorks., 269, 283
Hooton, Hutton ^ Roberts, Yorks.,
275*°, 282
Hopcar, Bedford, Lanes., 116°, 117*1,
2221,1327, 340*, 341*1
INDEX
483
Hope, Howpe, Alice, 143; Ann, 342*;
Catherine, 342, 343; Elizabeth,
115, 341. 342; Hugh, 284; James,
341, 343; John, .115, 118, 342,
343; Katherine, 115; Richard,
115; William, 115, 224
Hopkins, Anthony, 322; Nicholas,
322; , 322
Hopp[er]ton, 279*°; Agnes, 279*";
Francis, 279
Hopwas, Staffs., 309
Hopwood, George, 276
Horabin, Horobyn, Anne, 100; Kath-
erine, 102
Hore, John, 81
Hordett, see. Howlett
Horlyngton, see Harlington
Horewell, Benjamin, 85; , 85
Hornby, see Horneby
Hornby, Melling, Lanes., 201", 205",
2331, 246°, 249^ 254, 255*°
Hornby Castle, Lanes., 2331^
Hornby Hall, Lanes., 233^*
Horncastle, Anne, see Hippon, 284°;
John, 284'*
Home, John, 325
Horn[e]by, Alice, 181, 203*0; Eliza-
beth, 105, 163, 181, 203°; Ellen,
188; James, 190, 203°; Jennet,
165, 181, 190; Margaret, 203;
Richard, 163, 188; Robert, 203°;
Thomas, 163*; William, 1 16, 165,
181, 203Q
Horneby, Yorks., 274
Hornesey, [Hornsea], Yorks., 259
Hornsey, Phillis, 272
Hors[e]car[res], see Hosker
Horseman, William, 256
Horsfall, Edward, 240°; Elizabeth,
232; Helen, olim Rigmayden,
24011, see Kirkby, 240"; Mark,
232
Horsfeild, see Horstead
Horsham St Faith, Norfolk, 291
Horsham, Sussex, 317, 318, 321*
Horsker, see Hosker
Horstead, Horsfeild, Norfolk, 290,
291, 293
Horton, Thomas, 308
Horton, Yorks., 269
Horwich, Dean, Lanes., 227*°, 234'^
Horwich Hall, Lanes. 23611
Horw'ood, see Harwood
Hoser, Thomas, 306
Hosker, Hoskar, Hors[e]car[res],
Horsker, Alice, see Gillow, 194*°,
200i»; Elizabeth, 193", 194°;
James, 194"; Richard, 193, 200°;
Robert, 194°; Thomas, 194*°;
William, 193, 19411
Hoskins, Edward, 322; , 322
Hoste, see Owst
Hotham, 262 ; John, bart, 326
Hothersall, Huthersall, family, 161 *'i;
Anne, olim Talbot, 161°; see
Cottam, 1 78*0, see Leckonby,
1611; Bridget, olim Hay dock,
161°, 178*°; Elizabeth, see Hay-
dock, 1 6 III; Grace, 163; George,
O.S.B., \(it^', John, 10911, lion,
161 *°, 166°, 170% 178^; Kath-
erine, 169; Margaret, Margery,
olim Wall, i6i*'», see Haydock,
161 *°, see Rigby, no", see Win-
stanley, i6i°; Margaret Mary
Austin, Poor Clare, 161°; Tho-
mas, 109'!, 161 *'i, 166°, 178°;
William, 161*", 163
Hothersall Hall, Lanes., 109^, 110°,
i6i*°, 162'^, 1660, 17011, 178",
233''
Houchin, Thomas, 88
Hough, Bartholomew, 100*1 ; Ursula,
100*11
Hough, Lines., 258°
Houghton Hall, Yorks., 141
Houghton, see Hoghton
Ho[u]lden, Holding, family, 145";
Adam, 231; Alice, see Gradell,
19311, see Hayes, 2260; Anne, see
Gradell, 193°, see Hesketh, 145°;
Elizabeth, 157, o/unElston, 234°,
olim Worthington, 1451, see
Anderton, 2341, see Banastre,
234°; Henry, 104, 145"; George,
176; James, 320; Jane, 1451;
John, 1451, 157, 25211; John,
priest, 201I; Mary, see Brock-
holes, 145°, see Thornborough,
252°; Michael, 147; Ralph, 2341;
Robert, 145, 2 2 611 ; Ursula, 104;
William, 176*
Houlden, see Howden
Houldhouse, Paul, 287
House, Robert, 8i
Hove, John, 346
Hover, Thomas, 321
Hovell, see Howell
Howard, Howart, Anne, 115, olim
Dacre. 243", see Butler, 20411;
Belted Will, see William; Brian,
211; Catherine, olim Brockholes,
194°, see Gartside, 226"; Charles,
338; Charles, duke of Norfolk,
19411; Ed ,5^5 Ned; Elizabeth,
olim Preston, 237°, see Standish,
227°; Francis, 227°, 237; Francis,
vere Hulme, S.J., 365; Henry,
308; Henry, duke of Norfolk,
22711; Jane, Jennet, 108, see
Hulme, 365; Margaret, no, 141,
olim Preston, 237; Mary, see
484
INDEX
Polly; Mary Frances Winefrid,
olim Sherburne, 146°; Ned
[Ed ], I29»i; Peter, 108; Phil-
ip, 226°; Philip, earl of Arundel,
243"^; Philippa, see Standish,
227°; Polly, 333; Thomas, duke
of Norfolk, 14611, 237; William,
"Belted WiU," 237; , Mr,
2041 ; Mrs, 344
Howarth, Dennis, 196°; Margaret, see
Pyke, 196^^
Howden, Houlden, Yorks., 257, 258*"^,
262, 263*11
Howe, Ahce, 303; Francis, 303; Mar-
gery, 303; Rebecca, 303; Rich-
aj^d, 303 ; Thomas, 303
Howick Hall, Lanes., 153^
Howlecroft, Thomas, 285
Howell, Hovell, Thomas, 308; Willi-
am, 296
Howld, EUz[abeth], 146; George, 146
Howlesworth, Jennet, 280; Thomas,
281
Howlett, Hordett, Howlins, Anne,
289, 293; Bartholomew, 294,296;
Margery, 294, 296
Howker, Alice, 174
Howpe, see Hope
Hoy, Bridget, 352, 353*; John, 352;
Peter, 352
Hoyarty, Catherine, 355; Patrick,355*
Hugginson, John, 271 ; Mary, 271
Hubberstie, Hubberstye, family,242°;
Jane, 173; Katherine, 242; Wil-
liam, 173
Huby, Yorks., 275
Hubey, Anne, 285; WilUam, 285
Hubbart[e], Hubbard, Hob[b]art,
Eliz[abeth], 294, 296; George,
292, 294, 296; John, 294, 295,
296*; Mary, 292, 294
Huckle, Edward, 79 ; , 79
Huckton (?), Berks., 84^
Huddleston, Anne, see Cams, 243°,
256^, see Latus, 239^; John, 239";
John Dionysius, O.S.B., 252^;
Mary, see Thornborough, 252°;
Miles, 2430, 2501; William, 252°;
William, priest, 252°, 2531^
Hudson, Alice, 236; Cicely, 129; Tho-
mas, 129; William, 88
Hughes, Agnes, 97; John, priest, 177°
Hulgrave, Anne, 113; William, 113
[H]ull, Hutt, Ann, 344, 346; John, 344 ;
Thomas, 333, 344; WiUiam, 344;
, Mrs, 336*
HuU[e],HuUy,s5eHoole
Hulme, Holme[s], Helm[e][s], EUems,
family, 167^^, see Lea, 184°; Alice,
112, 136, 1840, 211, 223, 140*'!;
Ambrose, 401; Anne, 102, 341,
343, 406, 409, olim Soper, 401*,
403, 406, 408 ; Barbara, 233 ;
Bartholomew, 131, 223; Clara,
104, 401 ; Edmund, 223; Edward,
131, 138, 365; Edward, priest,
167°; Edward, O.S.B., apostate,
1670; Elizabeth, 86, 140*0,167*°,
o/im Barton, 167°; Ellen, 121, 141,
232; Frances, olim Davenport,
185°; Francis, 408; Francis, als
Howard, S.J., 365; George, 112,
142, 211; Germanus, O.S.F.,
167°; Grace, 343*, olim Wood,
184°; Gregory, O.S.B., 167°; Guy,
341, 343; Henry, 92, 230; Hugh,
102; Hugh Bede, als Tapin,
O.S.B., 167°; Humphrey, 112;
Isabel, 102, olim Hoghton,i84*°,
185°, olim Parker, 184°; Jane,
Jennet, 112*, 123, 131*, olim
Howard, 365; John, 167°, 185°,
268, 341, 342, 401, 403, 405, 406,
408; John, priest, 167°; Kath-
erine, 280; Leonard, 184*°, 185°;
Margaret, 133, 239, 34i» 343;
Mary, 136, 188, 403; Nicholas,
167°; Richard, 130, 140°; Rich-
ard, O.S.B., 167°; Robert, 121,
126, 218; Thomas, 84, 102, 133,
167°, 184°, 185*°, 222, 233, 239,
268, 269, 273, 341, 343; Thomas,
vere Tunstall, O.S.B., 167°; Tho-
mas Wilfrid, O.S.B., 1670; Tho-
mas Willibrord, O.S.F., 167°;
William, 102, 104, 184°, 341, 343,
365; , 185*°; 185", olim
Riding, 184°, see Turner, 167°
Hulton, Hilton, family, 229°; Adam,
229*'^, 238°; Alan, 230°; Alice,
99, 229; Anne, 97, 115, see Lacy,
238°; Arthur, 102; Catherine,
see Pierpoint, 251°; Clemence,
olim Norreys, 229°; Cuthbert,
229°; Elizabeth, 115, see Dalton,
229^^, see Holker, 226^; Ellen,
Helen, 176, 341, 342; George, 284 ;
Helen, see Ellen; Henry, 229";
Isabel, 96; Jane, 229^^; John, 96,
97, 99, 226°, 229; Katherine, 96,
see Potter, 229°, 230°; Margaret,
229°, olim Keighley, 229°, olim
Potter, 230°, see Lathom, 230°;
Martha, 229°; Mary, 115, 229°,
343; Richard, 234, 343; Robert,
264 ; Roger, 115; Rowland, 229*° ;
Susan, 343; William, 99, 229*°,
230°, 251°, 343; William Wilbra-
ham Blethyn, bart, 229°; ,
99; , Miss, 343
Hulton, Over, Dean, Lanes., 227,
229*°, 230°
Hultoh Park, Dean, Lanes., 229*",
230a, aaS'^
Humberston, Henry, 293
Humbleton, Yorks., 257, 259*, 261°,
266*, 267*
Humerston, William, 85 ; , 85
Humpach, Constance, 307; William,
307
Humphreys, Stephen, 322
Hunco[a]te, Lanes., 150*0
Huncote Hall, Lanes., 150*0
Hundershelf, vere Hinderskelfe, see
Castle-Howard
Hunloke, Anne, olim Eceleston, 217°;
Thomas Windsor, 217^
Hunmanby, Yorks., 262
Hunnington Hall, Lines., 188°
Huns, Susan, 292, 294
Hunsloe, Thomas, 294
Hunt, Hute, Hurt, see Champ, 396;
Aliee, 133, 303; Anne, 227, 371,
olim Culcheth, 220^; Barbara,
259, 267; Bets, see Elizabeth;
Clara, 383, see Rogers, 403; Ed-
ward, 133, 222, 303*; Elizabeth,
no, 223, 368, 371*, 372*, 373*,
374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 384,
385*, 387, 389*, 391*, 392, 396,
397, 399, 415, 422, olim Herrold,
379, 380, 383, see Champ, 396,
398, see Cope, 393, see Tubb, 418;
Ehzabeth Mary, 379; Ellen, no,
303 ; Franees, 400, 424, see Cope,
396, see Tubb, 401; Franeis, 227;
George, 369*, 370*, 371*, 372,
376, 377, 378, 379, 398, 415*, 424;
Hannah, 384, see Squibb, 382,
383*, 384, 386*, 388, 389, 393;
Henry, 275°; James, 370, 371,
372, 374, 375, 377*, 378, 379,38o,
383, 384, 418; Jane, 303, 361,
olim Slaving, 359, 360, 361 ; John,
106, 108, no, 214*, 259, 267*,
359, 360, 375, 377, 391; Joseph,
262, 371, 395; Luey, 417; Mar-
garet, Margery, 105, 113, 127,
299, 300, 301; Martha, 369*,
371*, 372; Mary, 262, 344, 345,
373, 378, 380, 389*, 391*, 392,
394, 396*, 400*, 403, 410, 411,
413*, olim Champ, 397, 398, 400,
olim Fooks, 370, 371 *, olim Miller,
376, 377, 378, 379, see Croker,
399; Matthew, 327; Ralph, 113;
Robert, 220^, 369, 376, 377; Sara,
376; Stephen, 372, 384; Teresa,
374, 397, 401, 423, 424*; Tho-
mas, 303*, 319, 371*, 372*, 373,
374, 375, 376, 378, 382, 384*,
386*, 389, 391*, 394, 396; Wil-
liam, no, 127, 299, 300, 301,
INDEX 485
303*, 359*, 360, 361, 376, 377,
397, 398*, 400*, 418
Huntbaek, Mary, olim Thornburgh,
253^*; , Mr, 2530
Hunter, James, 223; Thomas, angli-
can clergyman, 248°; William,
vere Weldon, S.J., 340*°; ,
widow, 267
Huntingfeild, Suffolk, 299, 300,
302
Huntingdon, Hastings, earl of,
3100
Huntingdon, 86*
Huntington, Staffs., 306
Hunton, Brompton Patrick, Yorks,
274
Huntres[se], Huntrisse, John, 283;
Mary, 283 ; Richard, 267* ; Susan,
267; William, 260
Hurd, see Hurt
Hurdes, Anne, 129, 222
Hurgham, see Hargham
Hurleton, Lanes., 136
Hurt, Hurd, Mary, 309; Richard,
309; Robert, 309
Hurdens, Mary, no; William, no
Hursley, Hants., 313*, 3^5
Hurst, Anne, 392; Hannah, 390*,
John, 148, 390, 392, 393*; Mary,
olim Rabits, 390, 392, 393
Hurstmonseeaux, Sussex, 319
Hu[r]s[t]p[i]erpoint, Sussex, 320*
Hurstwood, Lanes., 149Q
Hurstwood Hall, Lanes., 149°, 150°
Hurst, Agnes, 229; Ellen, 229; Mar-
garet, 229
Husborne, Crawley, Sussex, 79
Hussey, Bridget, see Clifton, 1880;
Edward, 188°; Giles, 334*°
Hutehens, Thomas, 424
Hutehins, Maurice, 83
Hutchinson, James, 271; Margaret,
274; Mary, 271; William, 89
Hute, Hurt, see Hunt
HuthersaU, see Hothersall
Huthwaite, Yorks., 830
Hutton, Thomas, 264
Hutt in Hale, Lanes., The, 1310, 160°,
1920
Hutton Hall, Cumberland, 24 1^
Hutton Long VilUers, Yorks., 271
Hutton, Yorks., 271
Hutton Roberts, see Hooton
Huyton,Lancs.,io6*,2i3,2i4*°, 216",
2360
Huyton HaU, Lanes., 218'^
Huyton, Hey, 1350
Hyacinthe, Cistercian, 366
Hyde, Adelaide, Charlotte, 422;
Edward, earl of Clarendon, lord
chancellor, 36, 39, 40; Henry, 422,
486
INDEX
423*; Joseph Frederic Henry,
423 ; Mary C- , 422, olim Norris,
423; Richard, vere Robert, J. P.,
289*°, 290, 293, 299, 301
Hyde, see Hide
Hyde End, Brimpton, Berks., 84°
Hyde, WiUiam, priest, 365
Hynes, John, 308; Thomas, 388
Hynson, Florence, 309
Hyton, AHce, 108
Hywood, see Hanvood
Ibey, Henry, 223; Margaret, 223
Ibbotson, George, 284; Mary, 284
Idesford, Ellen, 181
Idle, Yorks., 273
Ildesley, East, Berks., 82
lies, Ambrose, 283 ; Mary, 283
Ilkley, Yorks., 285*^
Illand, Thomas, 354*
Illidge, Frances, 306; Thomas, 306
Imberhome, Sussex, 319
Impsey, John, 79
Ince, Anne, 219°; Dorothy, 219^;
Elizabeth, 219'^; Ellen, see Twiss,
219°; John, 108; Margaret, 108;
Miles, 2191*
Ince, Wigan, Lanes., 108, 122", 152",
219°, 220*0, 221
Ince Blundell, Sefton, Lanes., 111°,
117°, 121°, i25*n, 126*1^, 218,
222°
Ince Hall, Lanes., loy^, 126°, 152",
166°, 183°, 229°, 243^ I
Ince Hall, Old, Lanes., 107°, 2281^
Inchboard, Grace, 280
Ingatestone, Essex, 327, 331, 340
Ingatestone Hall, Essex, 329*, 350,
361
Ingham, Bernard, 105; Ellen, 105
Ingleby, Anne, see Dalton, 261°, 268°,
see Gascoigne, 212°; Elizabeth,
see Sherburne, 145°, 146°; John,
146^, 212^, 268n; Thomas, S.J.,
365* ; William, 261°, 268°
Inglefeild, Mary, 316
Ingleton, Jane, 241
Ingleton, Yorks, 269
Inglewhite, Goosnargh, Lanes., 148°,
2050
Inglewhite Lodge, Goosnargh, Lanes.,
2050, 233^^
Ingolhead, Lanes., 164*°
Ingol, Preston, Lanes., 118, 169
Ingram, Anthony, 315; Arthur, 323;
Henry, 322; John, 86; Robert,
86; ,86,315,322
Inkersby, Joseph, 390
Inner Temple, see London places
Inskip Hall, Lancaster, 185", 229°,
237
Inskip- with-Sowerby, [St Michael's],
Great Eccleston, Lanes., 181, 185°
Instan, Martha, 395
Ipers, Ypres, [Jansenius], bishop of,
29* to 44 passim
Ipers, [Ypres], 45, 46*
Ippon, see Hippon
Ipwell, Norfolk, 294
Ireland, Irlam, family, 131°, 132'';
Alice, see Hesketh, 134"; Anne,
226, olim Scarisbrick, 131°, 216°;
Edward, 134°, 171°; Eleanor, see
Aspinwall, 135°; Elizabeth, in,
308, olim Biddulph, 131; Ellen,
118, 207; Francis, 78; George,
188", 2o8»; Gilbert, 135"; Jane[t],
112, 163; John, 112, 125, 131",
226; Katherine, 118, 131°; Law-
rence, S.J., 131"^, 216°; Mar-
garet, olim Norreys, 131°, see
Anderton, 131°, see Clifton, 188",
208°, see Greene, 171°; see
Whalley, 18811; Mary, i25;Rob-
ert. III, 163; Thomas, 118;
William, 226
Iremonger, Mary, 310
Ireton, Dorothy, olim Kirkby, 239°;
, Mr, 239^^
Ireton Hall, Cumberland, 239°
Irnham, Lines., 154°, 286
Isherwood, Grace, 146; John Richard,
als Sherburne, O.S.B., 146°;
Nicholas, 146*^
Isle of Man, 2041^
Ivey, Anne, 323; Edward, 323
Ixworth, Yxeworth, Suffolk, 301
Jackson, Anne, 97, 145, 146, 311;
Brian, 170; Charles, 2861^; Chris-
topher, no, 211; Dorothy, 370;
Edward, 154; Elizabeth, 160,
203, 259, 282, 292, 354; Ellen,
no, 156, 170, 203, 282; George,
160, 177; Isabel, 272*; James,
276, 297; Jane, Jennet, 134",
177, 185, 309, see Gaunt, 202";
John, 154, 156, 272, 282, 309,
311; Mary, 260, 269, 297, 307, see
Thimbleby, 286^; Michael, 89;
Ralph, 185; Richard, 90; Robert,
145, 292; Thomas, 232; Ursula,
311 ; William, 259; , 177
Jaggs, Isabel, 283; Michael, 283
Jaggars, Thomas, 85
James, Catherine, 386; Elizabeth,
384; John, 89, 382; Judith, 376;
Juliana, 378, olim Slade, 376,
382, 384, 386; Lucy, 398; Mary,
352*; Mary Anne, 397* ; Michael,
352; Richard, 296; Thomas, 376,
384, 386; William, 376
INDEX
487
James I, 119a, 1590, i8o», 196", 2130,
236°; II, 17, 46, 129°, 194°,
365; chevalier [de St George],
172°, 195°
Jam[i]eson, Janeson, Alice, olim
Seddon, io8*n; Ellen, 181; Jane,
342, 343; John, 181; Margaret,
see Rigby, 1091; Richard, priest,
188°, a/5 Seddon, 108°; Thomas,
io8*ii; Thomas, als Seddon,
priest, 1 0811
Jane, Dame, O.S.B., 67
Janeson, see Jamieson
J anion, see Jenyon
[Jansenius], Bishop of Ipers, 29* to
46 passim
Jarrett, Jarratt, Richard, 273; Wil-
liam, 269
Jastin ap Gurgant, family, 84"
Jarvis, Agnes, 291
Jefferson, Anne, 297; John, 297
Jeff[e]ries, Jeffery, Barbara, 371*,
372; Elizabeth, 371, 378*, 379*,
see Davies, 381, 382, 384, 387*,
389, 391, 393; Jane, 371; John,
317, 371, 380*, 381, 382; Thomas,
381
Jelley, see JoUey
Jen[i]son, Jenyon, Janion, Bridget,
205; Elizabeth, 230, 231'!; Ellen,
olim Rogerlye, 2^1, see Worthing-
ton, 231°; George, 230*^^, 231°;
George, S.J., 23111; James, S.J.,
367; John, 231*1; Lucy, 231'^;
Mary, 2^1^; Thomas, 205; Wil-
liam, S.J., 23ii»; , novice
O.S.B.,42
Jennings, Edward, 275; Richard, 86;
,86
Jenson, see Jenison
Jepson, Anne, 231; Dorothy, 281;
Edward, 231
Jerome, WiUiam, 83
Jerrard, Bridget, 96; James, 96
Jesse, Leonard, 321*; Mary, 278;
,321
Jessopp, John, 275
Jetter, Christopher, 299, 301; Jane,
299
Jettershall, Katherine, 87
Joanes, see Jones
Joffoso, , O.S.B., 68, 69
Johns, see Jones
Johnson, Elizabeth, 311, see Appleby,
275*°; Ellen, loi, 109, 166; Fer-
dinando, 253°; Frances, no,
olim Thomborough, 25311; Fran-
cis [Henry?], 89; George, 202,
311, 312*°; Henry, 202, 225;
Hugo, 91; Isabel, 146; Jane, Jen-
net, 91, 92, 121, 297*, olim Moly-
127"
217, 218°,
Brockholes, 195°, see Owen,
195°; John, 121, 127*'^, 189, 208,
217, 218°, 221, 274, 275°, 312*°,
319, 373 » Lawrence, no; Mar-
garet, Peggy, 127*, 128, 198,
268, 312°, 344, olim Becket,
312*; Mary, 291, 373, 374, 377,
olim Eure, 194^^, see Brockholes,
194°, 19511, see Jones, 195°, see
Watkinson, 3121^; [Mary John-
son?], 89; Michael, 195*'^; Muriel,
olim Middlemore, 312°; Peggy,
see Margaret; Philip, 292, 294;
Robert, 86, 92, 198, 291; Robert,
priest, 253°; Sarah, 374; Thomas,
225, 291, 292, 294, 373, 374, 377;
William, loi, 127*, 218; ,
225, 310^
Joll[e]y, Jelley, Elizabeth, no, 116,
247, 290; Grace, 119; Margaret,
290; Mary, 296; Oliver, no;
Seth, I46*i»; William, 247
Jones, Johns, Anne, 306; Bridget,
loi; Charles, viscount Ranelagh,
191°; Charlotte, see Roskell, 205"^ ;
Edward, 156^; Elizabeth, 307;
Frances, 305; Henry, 308; Jane,
336*; John, 124, 156°, 322;
Joshua, 130; Katherine, see Sher-
burne, 156°; Mary, 130, 194°,
195°, 374, see Brockholes, 195'^;
Michael, 195°; Richard, 191^,
195°; Robert, 81*; Sophia, olim
Gildard, 191°; Thomas, 305;
William, 307
Jordan, Jorden, Andrew, 408*; Eliza-
beth, 408; Mary Ann, 408;
Thomas, 308*
Jose[ph], Elizabeth, 289, 313; James,
313; William, 289*
Josolin, John, 331
Jougne, 367
Joy, Christopher, 281; Dorothy, 281;
Mary, 281 ; Robert, 281
Joyce, William, 90
Juby, Jubie, Judy, Rebecca, 301;
Thomas, 298, 301 ; William, 289,
293; ,289,293
Juckes, Edward, 310; Isabel, 310
Jump[e], family, loiQ; Alice, 123;
Anne, 183*°; Elizabeth, 120, 130,
183^^, 223; Emlyn, 124; Harry
Gilbert, Carthusian, 101°; Hugh,
92; Jane, Jennet, loi, 183^^;
John, loi; Katherine, 130; Mar-
garet, 183; Mary, 183°; Peter,
123*; Richard, 124; , 1831^
Kane, Bridget, 356; James, 356;
Patrick, 356
488 INDEX
Kanter, Richard, 325
Karlington, , widow, 317
Karns, Martin, 350*
Kasey, Elizabeth, ohm Westcott,
408 ; Michael, 408 ; William, 408
Kate, Anne, 381; Elizabeth, 381;
John, 381, 382; Mary, olim
Philips, 381, 382
Katon, see Caton
Kay[e], Ann, 206^, see Roskell, 205°;
Catherine, see Southworth, isS'*;
Henry, 223, 342; Henry, priest,
158°; James Ambrose, O.S.B.,
224°; John, 205", 225 ; John Peter,
priest, 224"; Mary, see Roskell,
206^; Peter, priest, 223°, 224°;
Sarah, see Mason, 333°; Thomas,
223*0; , olim Kendall, 158°
Kean, Horora, 403
Kear, Vincent, 321
Kearney, Frances Elizabeth, olim
Gillow, 200°; Matthew, 200"
Kearsley, Henry, 224
Kearson, William, 156
Keate, Hannah, 369; Nicholas, 84'*;
Thomas, 302
Keating, Catherine, 408; John, 408*;
Matilda, olim Robertson, 408
Keckwick, Cuthbert, 124; Katherine,
124
Keef, James, 356; Mary, 356*
Keegan, Cegan, Cecilia, see Nary, 419;
Mary, see Fitzgerald, 419
Keele, Staffs., 305
Ke[e]lin[g], Anne, 309, 334; Daniel,
292, 294; John, 290, 291, 293,
299, 300, 301, 3^5, 321, 326;
Sarah, 338
Keeys, John, 338
K[e]ighley, Kitchley, family, 185°,
186°; Alice, 186; Anne, iSs^^, see
Cavendish, 185^, 229°; Cathe-
rine, see Worsley, 185'^; Eliza-
beth, olim Banastre, 185°, see
Richardson, 185°; Henry, 118,
185°, 229M, 237; Hugh, 185*°;
Hugh Basil, 185^; Jennet, 185;
John, 185°; Margaret, see Hulton,
2290; Mary, olim Carus, 185,
229^^, 237; Richard, 186; Robert,
i85*n; ^ see Cavendish, 237;
see Charnock, 185^
Keighley, Yorks., 185'!
Keirforte, Elizabeth, 136; Robert,
136
Keisby, Lavington, Lenton, Lines.,
2i2*n
Keith, Margaret, see Gallary, 350
Kellamergh, Lanes., 195°, 196'^
Killeolan, Owen, 354*
Kellet[t], Alice, olim Thornborough,
251°; Anne, 243*, 244"; EHza-
beth, 10 1, olim Hay dock, 244°,
olim Walton, 244°; Ellen, 243°;
Henry, 243^1; Henry, priest, 244";
Jane, 243*°; John, 243*°; Leo-
nard, 243*°; Margaret, 243°;
Ralph, 243^; Richard, 145:
Richard, priest, 244^; Robert,
243*'', 244*11; Robert Augustine,
O.S.B., 244°; Thomas, 243, 251";
William, 274; , 145
Kelloway, Phihp, 323
Kelly, Catherine, 347, 348*, Dennis,
369; Elizabeth, see Louis, 359;
Felix, 355; Margaret, 355, 360*,
407; Mary, 407; Owen, 407;
Patrick, 348, 355*; Paul, vere
Caryll, Richard, S.J. ,365; Robert,
256
Kelsey, Margaret, 313
Kellway, John, 315
Kelynge, John, 321
Kelvedon Hall, Essex, 228°
Kemble, Campbell, 89°; Katherine,
89; Thomas, 89'^
Kempe, Anthony, 323*; Dorothy,
304; Katherine, 323; Robert, 295
Kemsey, John, 90
Kempson, Dorothy, olim Fitzherbert,
309D; Edward, 312; Elinor, 312;
Elizabeth, 309; John, 306; Wil-
liam, 309^1
Kendal[l], Anne, 272*°; Catherine,
olim Roskell, 205°; Henry, 281;
Henry, priest, 226°; Hugh,
priest, 158°; Isabel, 174; Jennet,
177°; John, 158°, 205°; John,
vere Baines, 177°; Mary, 272;
Philip, informer, 272°; Ralph,
272; Richard, vere Southworth,
priest, 158°; Robert, 174*°;
William, 174°; , see Kay,
158°
Kendall; Roskell, Arrowsmith and,
bankers, 118°, 205°
Kendraw, George, 274
Kenion, see Kenyon
Keniscough-Hevenhead Hall, Mel-
ling, Lanes., 1380
Kenn, Devon., 289*
Kenn[i]ard, John, 319; Thomas, 319
Ken[n]inghall, Kempnall, Norfolk,
289,290,291,294
Kenny, Ann, 350* ; Patrick, 348*
Kensington, Edward, vere Laith-
waite, S.J., 119°; Francis, vere
Laithwaite, S.J., 119°; John,
vere Laithwaite, S.J., 119°;
Thomas, vere Laithwaite, S.J.,
a/s Scott, iign
Kensington, see London places
INDEX
489
Kent, Catherine, 361; Charles, 354,
362; Edward, 358; Frances, 357;
Henry, 359, 360; John, 353, 354,
357> 358*, 360*, 361, 362*, 363;
Mary, 354, 357, [olim Newland],
358, 359, 360, 361, 362*, 363;
, 85, 353
Kenton, John, 406; Mary, Sissy, 406,
olim Foolk, 406
Ken wick, Salop, 91°
Kenwright, Edward, no; Margery,
no
Kenyon, Kenion, family, 225°; Ed-
ward, priest, 225°; Helen, O.S.B.,
225°; Margaret, O.S.B., 225°;
Richard, 223*; Robert, 225*i»;
Thomas Anselm, O.S.B., 225'^
Kenyon, Winwick, Lanes,, 225*
Keresion, Dan[ie]l, 357
Kerns, John, 356; Margaret, 356;
Patrick, 356
Kerrington, Matar, 262
Kerston, Mary, 406
Kerston, see Eccleston
Keogan, Peter, 356
Kesterson, John, 304; Thomas, 307
Keswick, Geswicke, Norfolk, 290, 293
Keswick, East, Harewood, Yorks., 276
Kethley, Thomas, 225
Kettle, James, 79
Kettleby, Lines., 298°
Kettlestring, Anne, 280
Ketteringham, Norfolk, 293
Kevisley, Henry, 138; Margaret, 138
Kewe, James, 322
Key, Anne, 107*; John, 107*; Mar-
garet, 107; Ralph, 107*
Keymer, Keymore, Sussex, 321*°
Kidd, Francis, 271; James, 357;
Thomas, 274
Kidder, Jane, 321
Kighley, see Keighley
Kilburne, Eliz[abeth], 270; James, 270
Kildey, Ann, 352*
Kileen, Farrell, 356
Killdale, Mary, see Fairfax, y^^
Killingham, Jane, 263; Robert, 263
Killinghell, Anne, 271 ; Henry, 271
Killington, Westmd, 242°
Killoly, Bridget, 352*
Kilton, Thomas, 257
Kilvington, Mary, 267; Thomas,
267*
Kilvington Hall, Yorks., 243°
Kilwine, Mary, see Robinson, 412
King[e], Alexander, 320; David, 373,
423; Isabel, 423; John, 88, 118,
224, 371, 372, 373, 375; Mary,
373, 375; Robert, 276, 371;
Thomas, 79, 86, 106; William,
^^, 375, 423
Kingsteignton, Devon., 221"
Kingdon, John, S.J., 340
Kingman, John, 324*; Margaret,
324; Margery, 324; Mary, 324;
William, 324
Kingsomborne, Staffs,, 313, 315
King's Lynn, Norfolk, 296
Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey, 288*
Kinselo, Catherine, 357; Mary, 357;
Owen, 357
Kinver, Kynvar, Kinfare, Staffs.,
Kippax, Yorks., 285*0
Kirkby, family, 239°; Agnes, olim
Lowther, 239*°, see Dicconson,
240°; Alexander, 239*°; Alice,
see Hoghton, 239°, see Flemyng,
240°; Anne, 239*'*, 240°, olim
Bellingham, 239°, olim Langtree,
240°, see Middleton, 24011, see
Pallady, 240°, see Thwaites, 240°;
Anthony, 239"; Bridget, olim
Latus, 239°, see Buskell, 239'', see
Philipson, 239°; Clemence, olim
Pudsey, 240^; Dorothy, olim
Flemyng, 239°, see Burrowe,
240^; see Harrison, 240^*, see Ire-
ton, 239'^; Edward, 2^0*°; Elea-
nor, see Westby, 240°; Elizabeth,
239°, olim Broughton, 240'^, olim
Thornborough, 240^, 251°, see
Croft, 239°, see Curwen, 239°,
2400; Ellen, see Carleton, 239",
see Musgrave, 239°; George,
240*°; Helen, olim Rigmayden,
240", see Horsfall, 240°; Henry,
239*°, 240»; Isabel, 239°, 2400,
olim Bellingham, 240°, olim
Butler, 240^, olim Lawrence,
239°, olim Normanville, 240°,
see Barton, 240J1, see Calvert,
240^; see Croft, 240°, see Ogle,
239°, see White, 190", 240^;
Jane, Joan, 239*°, olim Fleet-
wood, 240°, olim Kirkby, 240°,
olim Rigby, 239°, olim Tunstall,
239°, see Kirkby, 240°, see Lamp-
lugh, 240^, see Patrickson, 24on,
see Tolson, 240^; John, 197; Mar-
garet, Margery, 171, 239*0, olim
Preston, 237°, 239°, olim Urs-
wick, 239", see Ambrose, 239°,
see Anderton, 240°, see Banastre,
2400, see Butler, 239°, see Sand-
ford, 2390; Mary, see Poole, 239°;
Ralph, 239*0; Richard, 239*°,
240*0; Roger, 237, 239*0, Row-
land, 2390, 240*0; Thomas,
39»; William, 1900, 240*0, 2510;
, olim Urswick, 2400; ,
197
490
INDEX
Kirkby, Cross House, 239°; Kirkby
Ireleth, 240*°; , Ashlack,
2401^
Kirkby, Lanes., 91°
Kirby Grindalhyth, Yorks., 269
Kirkby [Hall], Ireleth, Lanes., 237,
239*°, 240*°, 25111
Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmd, 243°
Kirkby Malzeard, Yorks., 277, 278*°,
2 Son
Kirby-on-the-Hill, Yorks., 269*
Kirkby, South, Yorks., 283
Kirkby Thore, Westmoreland, 252°
Kirkby, Walton-on-the-Hill, Lanes.,
132*°, 209*^
Kirkdale, Walton-on-the-Hill, Lanes.,
140
Kirke, Anne, 2^1; see Kyrke
Kirkham, family, 180^; Edward, 289;
Elizabeth, 18011, olim Gillow,
180°, iSs^*, 200°, 289; George,
180*°, 183°, 2oon; Henry, 180*°;
Henry, S.J., i8on; John, 155;
Mary, 289; Richard, als Lathom,
S.J., i8on; Robert, 180; ,
see Whiteside, i8o», 183°; ,
180
Kirkham, Lanes., 189", 196°, 197°,
199°, 207*0, 24611
Kirkland [Hall], Garstang, Lanes.,
171, 204*°, 2i3n, 240^^, 250i»
Kirkley, Anne, 297
Kirklington, Yorks., 199"
Kirton, George, 268; Katherine, 268;
Ralph, 259, 268*°
Kiteat[t], George, 423; Hannah, 401,
403,408,415,418
Kitehen, Kitehin[g], family, 165^;
Anne, 163°, 165°; Barnaby, 191°;
Edward, a/5 Smith, priest, 165°;
Edward, priest, 165°; Elizabeth,
see Blaekburne, 191°; Isabel,
206; James, 165; Jane, 165; John,
165, 250; John, als Marsden,
priest, 165°; Margaret, 250;
Mary, 165; Nieholas, 206*°;
Thomas, 165*°; William, 191*''
Kitchle}'', see Keighley
Kithngton, Sussex, 319
Knaggs, Elizabeth, 260
Knapp, Katherine, 300; Thomas, 82;
, widow, 83
Knapton, Anne, 369; Cassandra, 369;
Eliz[abeth], 369, 370; Hannah,
369; Mary, 369; Teresia, 370
Knaresborough, Mary, 278; William,
278*
Knaresborough, Yorks., 279*0, 281^
KnatehbuU, Knatehball, Elizabeth
Luey, O.S.B., 21 to 24 passim;
Margaret, O.S.B., 20; Mary,
O.S.B., 20, 22, 35, 40 to 58
passim; Paula, O.S.B., 21, 27,
42, 49, 54; , O.S.B., 20; Regi-
nald, governor of Dover Castle,
23
Kneesworth, Knosworth, Cambs., 85
Knight, family, 2830, 284O; Anne, 315,
338; Hannah, see Champ, 411;
Isaae, 322; James, priest, 411;
John, 315*; Joseph, 330, 360*;
Ralph, 226; Samuel, 317; ,
322
Knipe, family, 238°, 239°, 251^; Anne,
251; Ellen, 231; Isabella, 231,
238°; olim Bradshaw, 251°, see
Smith, 25 lO; James, 238°, 239°;
Jane, 238*°, olim Thornborough,
252°; John, 238*0, 2520; Susan,
olim Butler, 239*0; Thomas,
238*0, 251*0; William, 2510
Knock, Betsv, 334
Knoll Hall, see Cottam HaU
KnolHs, Knolles, Anne, 313; William,
313, see Knowles
Knolston, Yorks., 274
Knottingley, Yorks., 283
Knotty Ash, Lanes., 206"
Know, Isabel, 274; Jane, 274;
Thomas, 274
Knowles, Knolles, Alice, 103; Anne,
100; Elizabeth, 94, see Coulston,
2550; Ellen, 208; Henry, 92;
Jane, 342, 343; John, 142, 1470,
2550; Richard, 94; Thomas, 209;
William, 2550; , olim Coul-
ston, 2550 ; , 209, 2450, 2550
Knowsley, Prescot, 211
Knoyle, East, Wilts., 324
Kuerden, , doctor, 1800
Kwerden, see Cuerden
Kyndall, Ellen, 278; John, 278
Kynsworth, Ellen, 122; Richard, 122
Kyrke, Kirke, Katherine, 308; Rich-
ard, 308; William, 309
Kytson, Jane, see Middleton, 2420;
Margaret, see Washington, 242";
Mary, see Darcy, 2420; Robert,
2420; Thomas, 2420; Thomas,
lord mayor of London, 2420
Labray, Jennet, 175; William, 175
La Chaise, , priest, 70, 71
Lacon, Magdalen, see Anderton, 920;
Thomas, 920
Lacy[e], Lacey, family, 2380 ; Adam,
2380 ; Anne, 2380, olim Hylton,
2380, olim Winckley, 2380 ; Fran-
ces, 2380 ; Francis, als Elston,
priest, 2380 ; Henry, 238-0; Hul-
ton, 2380; Jane, 2380; John,238*o;
Margaret, 238*", 314; Mary, olim
Elston, 238°; Richard, 314;
Robert, 238*°; Roger, 2380;
Thomas, 238*°; William, 238"
Ladyholt, Harting, Sussex, 365
Ladywell, Fernyhalgh, Lanes., 112°,
I47n, 182°, 236^
Lago, Ann, 341
Laithwaite, Laithwayt, family, 119°;
Edward, als Kensington, S.J.,
119°; Ellen, 116, 119; Francis,
als Kensington, S.J., 119°; Hen-
ry, confessor, 119*"; Jane, olim
Bolton, 119°, see Rigby, 119°;
John, 116, 119; John, als Ken-
sington, S.J., 119"; Thomas,
119^; Thomas, als Kensington,
als Scott, S.J., 119"; , als
Scott, S.J. , 119°
Laithwaite House, Pemberton, Lanes.,
119"
Lake, Anne, 141
Lakyn, Henry, 309
Laleham, Middlesex, 288*"
Lambert, Alex[ander], 316; Ambrose,
403; Anne, 408; Cassandra, sec
Morley, 2551*; Charles, 398;
Elizabeth, 399, 406, olim Paul,
399, 401, 403, 406; Henry, 401,
408; Josias, 255'!; Mary, 400;
Rebecca, 406; Sarah, 400; Wil-
liam, 313, 398*, 399, 4oi» 403,
406, 408
Lambeth, see London places
Lamborne, Bucks., 84"
Lambspring, 143", 245*"!
Lamplugh, Jane, olim Kirkby, 240°,
olim Preston, 237, see Patrick-
son, 240°, see Tolson, 240°;
Robert, 240"; William, 237
Lamson, William, 313
Lamthom[e], see Lathom
Lancaster, family, 139", 192°; Chris-
tian[a], 140, 210; Christopher,
209; Clara, 94; Elizabeth, olim
Ditchfield, 139°, olim Mere,
i39°» Gilbert, 92; James, priest,
132'*; Jennet, 94; John, no,
132°, 139*°, 209*°; Margaret, 1 10;
Mary, 92; Richard, 94, 139, 210;
Thomas, 275 ; , 92
Lancaster, 931, 97°, 110^, 118°, 146°,
158*°, 159°, i6oi^, iGs^i, 173*°,
1770, 180*°, 183*0, 188°, 190°,
I99*n, 20I*n, 214", 231*", 232*°,
235°. 236°, 238", 243*°, 2440,
245*»>, 246*°, 250°, 251*, 255*°,
256°
Lancaster Castle, 167^, 183^, 201°,
209°, 248^
Lancaster Banking Co., formerly
Worswick's Bank, 160°
INDEX 491
Landall, William, als Clarkeson, 169
Landford, Wilts., 323
Landlady, Ehzabeth, 120; Richard,
120
Lane, John, 313; Margaret, 335*;
Susan, 317; ,313*
Lanfeld, 2261
Langdale, Langsdale, Averall, see
Everilda; Catherine, see Palmes,
2601; Edward, 264*; Elizabeth,
olim Savage, 256*11; Everilda,
Averall, 264*"; Frances, 267, see
Blundell, i26i»; Isabel, 269;
Marmaduke, baron, i26'i, 256*°;
William, 257*°, 260^, 267*;
, baron, 77
Langdown, Anne, 391, 410, 411, olim
Cooling, 382, 384*, 385, 386, 389,
392, 394; Elizabeth, 381, 385,
386, 390; George, 381, 382, 384,
385, 386, 389, 390*, 391, 394,
408, 409; Hester, see Woodrow,
411; Joseph, 394; Mary Anne,
382;Peter, 379, 384
Langford, Teresa, 384*
Langhorne, Anne, 128*"; Jane, 128°;
Richard, martyr, 1280
Langlett, Leviston, Yorks, 284
Langley, Elizabeth, 124; Margaret,
see Holland, 237; Mary, 265;
Richard, 258, 261°, 265; Robert,
237; Ursula, see Brigham, 261°,
265
Langley, Essex, 88
Langsdale, see Langdale
Langthorpe, Ellerby, Yorks., 257"*
Langton, Catherine, see Mainwaring,
133"; Christopher, 232; Eliza-
beth, olim Stanley, 109°, see
Southworth, 157"; Francis Al-
bert Romauld, 327; Jane, see
Rigmayden, 2^0^, see Tyld-
esley, 213°; John, 299°; John,
als Baldwin, priest, 165°; Mary,
see Byrom, 10911, see Winstanley,
109°; Philip, 133°, 157°; Ralph,
213°; Rose, see Yaxley, 299'*;
Thomas, baron of Newton, 109",
240°
Langton, Lines., 299^
Langtree, family, 196°; Anne, 240",
see Kirkby, 240°; Catherine, see
Thornborough, 252°; Edward,
228», 240°, 252°; Ellen, see Ger-
ard, 228^^; Gilbert, 21711; Isabel.
olim Anderton, 252°, see Worth-
ington, 217°; John, 240°
Langtree Hall, Lanes., 196°, 217",
22on, 240°, 252°
Lanthorpe, Yorks., 260^
Laon, 204», 228°
492
INDEX
Laplcy, Staffs., 307, 311°
Larbreck [Hall], Kirkham, Lanes.,
iGyn, i8o*'», 20on
Larkham, Lanes., iSg^i
Larkstoke, Gloueesters., 194°
Lartington Hall, Lanes., iGs*!*, 179"
Lary, Mary, see Driskill, 424
Lassells, Anne, 278; Eliz[abeth] , 278;
Jane, 278
Lassey, Robert, 207
Last, George, priest, 330
Latchford, Thomas, 312
Latham, see Lathom
Lathart, I^thard, James, 341, 342;
Mary, 341, 342, 343
Lathom[e], La[m]thom[e], Latham,
family, 137°; Anne, 104; Annette,
see Travers, I'jo'^; Bridget, 129*°,
222*^; Christopher, 137°; Chris-
topher, priest, 137°; Edward,
113; Elizabeth, olim Legh, 156°,
olim Preston, 213", see Tyldesley,
213°, see Westb}'-, 21311; Frances,
140, see Molyneux, 131*°; Grace,
177; Helen, 342, 343; Henry,H3,
142"; Henry, als Anderton,
priest, 137°; Isabel, 113, olim
Standish, 1700; John, 2301; Ju-
dith, 129", 222"; Katherine, olim
Massey, 137"^, see Sherburne,
147", 156°; Margaret, olim Pot-
ter, 230", see Hulton, 230";
Mary, 137*, 140, olim Clifton,
140*", see Breares, 140*°; Peter,
105*1; Richard, 96, 129°, 137*°,
147°, 156°, 222°; Susanna, see
Barker, 142°; Thomas, 137*°,
1700, 213°; William, 113, 131°,
211
Lathom, Ormskirk, Lanes., 102", 103,
133°, 215
Lathom House, Penwortham, Lanes.,
159°, 200°
Lathum, Aughton, Yorks., 265
Lathworth, Elizabeth, 126; John, 126
Latmer, Berks., 84"
Latus, Anne, olim Huddleston, 239'';
Bridget, see Kirkby, 239^*; Ralph,
23911
Latus Hall, Goosnargh, Lanes., 239°
Laughton, John, 268
Launder, Alice, 306; Francis, 306
Laurence, Lawrence, Edward, 324*;
Isabel, see Kirkby, 239^^; Mar-
g[are]t, Peggy, 344, 345; Robert.
239°, 325; William, 322; ,
324, 325
Laurence- Waltham, see Waltham St
Laurence
Laurenson, Lawren[c]son, Anne, 160,
181; Edward, 114; Elizabeth,
106; James, 114; John, 106, 214;
Mary, 382, 383; Richard Lau-
rence, vere Billinge, S.J., 219°,
327, 329; Robert, 160; Thomas,
160*
Lavington, Lenton, Lines., 312*11
Law[e], Frances, 153; Isabel, 231;
Margaret, 385; Mary, 304*;
Richard, 304*; William, 304*
Lawkland Hall, Yorks., 146°, 212°
Lawler, Ellen, olim Paty, 414, 416;
James, 414; Mary, 337, 349;
Michael, 414, 416; William, 337,
349*, 416
Lawrence, see Laurence
Lawrenson, Lawrencson, see Lau-
rence
Lawson, Edward, 177; Elizabeth,
olim Scarisbrick, 216°; Gertrude,
O.S.B., 20; Henry, 281'!; John,
179; Katherine, see Tempest,
281^; John, bart, 216°; Mar-
garet, 179, 297; Mary, 177;
Mary Laurence, O.S.B., 46*
Lawton, Ellen, 116; Henry, 116, 224;
Isabel, 116; Jane, 107; John,
107; Thomas, 116, 224
Lay cock, Anne, 275; Enz[abeth], 275
Layfield, Layfeild, family, 244'!;
Christopher, 244; Christopher,
priest, 244°; Elizabeth, 244,
olim Atkinson, 244°; James,
priest, 244*°; Mary, see Ball,
24611; Richard, 244*°; , Mr,
24611
Laythey, Katherine, 282; Richard,
282
Layton, Alexander, vere Leigh, S.J.,
22011; Bryan, 237; Dorothy, see
Preston, 237, see Redman, 237;
Elizabeth, olim Metcalfe, 220°;
John Joseph, vere Leigh, priest,
220°; Philip, vere Leigh, als Met-
calfe, S.J., 22011 ; Ralph, 220";
Thomas, 22011; , see Leigh,
22011
Layton Ambos, Yorks., 271
Layton cum Warbreck, Bispham,
Lanes., 190
Layton, East, Stanwick St John,
Yorks., 271°
Layton, West, Hutton Long Villiers,
Yorks., 2 7 in
Layton Hall, Lanes., 119°, 21 3°
Lea, Preston, Lanes., 1481, 167*1,
168*°, 18011, 18411,20011
Lea, English, Lanes., 18511
Lea, Clock House, Sidgreaves Lane,
later Lea Lodge, Preston, Lanes.,
168*11, 23311
Lea, see Lee
INDEX
493
Leach[e], see Leake
Lea Green, Sutton, Lanes., 127°
Leach Hall, als Bartle Hall, Wood-
plumpton. Lanes., 167°, 175°,
178°, 182"^, 194°, 2oo'i, 233*°, 244"
Leacock, Thomas, 295
Leadbeater, Elizabeth, 122; Kath-
erine, no; Mary, 133; Peter,
133*°; Thomas, 108, 130
Leagram, Lanes., 374°
Leahy, Ellen, 413; Martin, 413, 414,
418, olim Hodd, 413; Mary
Leake, Leeke, Leach[e], Cecily, 258,
264; Edward, 309; Jane, 271;
John, 194; Robert, 271, 292
Leanan, see Linham
Leaper, John, 79
Leary, George, 417; Mary, 417, olim
Donovan, 417; Michael, 417
Leath, Eliz[abeth], 269; Thomas, 269
Leather, Thomas, 225*
Le[a]therbarrow[e], Alice, 136; Anne,
135; Jane, 95; Robert, 135; Wil-
liam, 95, 136
Leckonby, Leckenby, family, 161°;
Alice, olim Gillow, 166°, olim
Singleton, 16611; Anne, olim Hes-
keth, 166°, olim Hoole, 166°,
olim Hothersall, 161°, iGG'^;
Anne Winef red, Poor Clare, 166°;
Esther, see White, 190°; George,
166"; John, i66*'»; John, vere
White, priest, 166*", 19011; Luke,
vere White, priest, 166*11, igo^;
Mary, olim Bradshaw, 183'', olim
Hathornthwaite, 166°, 233°, see
Phipps, i66n, S55 Whiteside, 183'^;
Mary Aloysia, Poor Clare, 166°;
Richard, 166*°, 183", 1900, 192°
2331; Richard, S.J., 166^; Tho-
mas, S.J., i66*n; William, 161°,
166*°, 233°
Leckonby Hall, Lanes., 192°
Leckonby House, Great Eceleston,
Lanes., 161°, 166°, 1830,190", 233°
Lee, Lea, see also Leigh, Alice, 116;
Anne, 116*, 123, 341, 343;
Brian, 127*", 221; Catherine, 341,
see Hawarden, 127°; Eleanor,
olim Holland, 127°; Elizabeth,
303, 305 ; Fleetwood, 124 ; Francis,
303*; Frederick William, 206;
Henry, 123; Jane, 274, 387, 388,
389, 391, 393, 396, 397> 399,406*,
412*; John, 286, 305, 312, 332;
Mary, 341, 343; Matthew, 386;
Ralph, 123; Richard, 274; Rob-
ert, 341; Rose Margaret, olim
Roskell, 206^1; Thomas, 90, 95,
123, 124, 317, 326; William, 123,
206''; • , Mrs, 353
Leed[e]s, Eliz[abeth], 260, 263; Tho-
mas, 88
Lee Hall, Lanes., 228"
Lee House, Goosnargh, Lanes., 167°
Leeke, see Leake
Leeming, Eliza Anastasia, see Bils-
borrow, 162"; James, 162"; John,
247"^; Margaret, olim Roskell,
205°, olim Whiteside, 183°, see
Croskell, 247"; Mary, see Bils-
borrow, 162"; Richard, 183";
William, 18311, 205Q
Lees, Miehell, 108
Leg[ge], , O.S.B., 45, 46
Le[i]gh, Alexander, 220*1; Alex-
ander, als Layton, S.J., 220";
Alice, no, 220°; Anne, olim
Sandford, 220*^; Catherine,
220*°; Dorothy, olim Gerard,
220°; Edward, 136; Ehzabeth,
116, see Lathom, 156°; Ellen, 92,
2200; Emerentia, 22o*n; Isabel,
175; James, 220*^; Jane, 220°;
John, 175, 179; John Joseph,
als Layton, S.J., 220°; Margaret,
119, 22o*n; Mary, 342; Philip,
als Layton, als Metcalfe, S.J.,
22on; Piers, 156°; Richard, 92,
116, 22o*n; Robert, 342; Thomas,
88 late of, no, 169, 224; Willi-
am, 119; , olim Layton,
220»; , 169
Leigh, Essex, 8911
Leigh, Lanes., 115*, ii6*n, 138",
181°, 213°, 214°, 224", 230, 340;
Westend, 219°, 239°
Leigh, Staffs., 303
Leighton, Jane, 310; Mary, 311
Leighton Conyers, Lanes,, 24 1»
Leighton[Hall], Warton, Lanes., 164°,
199*°, 200°, 225*°, 239*°, 240",
241*°, 242*°
Leighton House, Wilts., 166°
Lelley, Lellow, Preston, Yorks., 261
Lemens-Sherrington, , Madame,
1 68a
Lemon, William, 154°
Lemon House, Walton-le-dale, Lanes.,
97°. 154''
Lendringsett, Letheringsett, Norfolk,
291,294
Leng, Mary, 260; Richard, 260
Len[n]ington, Linington, Alice, olim
Hooper, 418, 419; Anne, 409;
Caroline, 399, 422; Clara, 424,
olim Sneesby, 389, 391, 392, 394,
396, 397> 399, 401. 403, 404, 406,
409,411,418; Elizabeth, 392,423;
James, 418; Jane, olim Smith,
423; John, 423; Louisa, 403;
Martha, 406, 409, olim Enoch,
494
INDEX
394; Mary Anne, 389, see White,
409, 415; Richard, 391, 394, 418;
Teresa, 394, 423; Thomas, 400;
William, 389, 391, 392, 394*, 396,
397*, 399, 400, 403, 404*, 406,
409,411
Lenton, see Lavington
Lentworth Hall, Over Wyresdale,
Lanes., 150°, 1831^
Leo, Thomas, 372
Leonard, Bridget, 348; James, 348;
WiUiam, 348
Leper, Jane, 263
Lethbridge, Agatha, 414
Letherbarrowe, see Leatherbarrowe
Lettice, George, 159; Mary, 159
Leuty, Lewtie, Lewty, Andrew,2o8*°
Grace, 208^
Leve[e]l, Charles, priest, 383; Francis,
priest, 383
Levens Hall, Westmd, 23311
Levenshulme, Manchester, 247"
Leversedge, Yorks., iiG''
Leveson, Catherine, see Giffard, 311;
Jane, see Macclesfield, 304°;
Thomas, 304° ; Walter, 311
Leviston, Yorks., 284
Levitt, Ellen, 259; John, 259
Levy, Bridget, 383
Lewes, William, 322
Lewis, Thomas, vere Culcheth, S.J.,
221"; William, vere Hennrey, 318
Lewth, Woodplumpton, Lanes., 240°
Ley, Oliver, 163
Leyburn, Yorks., 252*", 253*"
Leyburne, family, 235°; Anne, see
Walton, 153°; Elizabeth, olim
Preston, 153'^, see Duckett, 235°;
Ellen, olim Preston, 236°, see
Stanley, 237°; George, 1531,
1710; James, 23611; John, 153^;
John, bishop of Adrumeton, 171°;
William, 235^
Leyland, Alice, olim Trafford, 213";
Anne, 171, 186, see Tyldesley,
213°; Edward, 171; Elizeus, 197;
Margaret, 127; Thomas, 213°;
— — , 197
Leyland, Lanes., 90*, 91°, 93°, 96°,
97*°, 98°, loi, 103", 154°, 193",
234"
Leyland, Clayton Hall, Lanes., 235*''
Leyland Old Hall, Lanes., 249"
Libtrott, Libtret, see Liptrott
Lichfield cathedral, 219°
Lickbarrow, Hugh, 273
Liekhurst, Lanes., 149"
Liddeard, Millieent, Wilts., 325
Lidlington, Littleington, Beds., yg*^
Liege, 113°, i46i», 176'^, 198°, 228",
244'!, 252^ 340*
Ligoe, see Lithgoe
Lightowles, Margaret, 119
Lightworke, Light weeke, Margaret,
192*°; Richard, 192*°
Lilystone Hall, Essex, 20o*n, ^30*
Limerick, 358
Linaere, George, 301
Linch, see Lynch
Lineoln[e], Linkenhorne, James, 313;
Richard, 316; Robert, 323, 325
Lindford, Elizabeth, 342; Mary,
342
Linford, Great, Bucks., 81
Linicar, John, 222
Linkenhorne, see Lincolne
Lindley, Salop, 92°
Lindsey, Jasper, 287
Linhan, Leanean, Mary, see Silk, 403,
408
Linington, see Lennington
Linins, Mary, see Creswell, 395
Linsey, Lynsey, Ellen, 261, 268;
Francis, vere Giles, 323; John,
261, 268; , Mrs, 334
Linstead, Lynstead, Great, Suffolk,
299*, 300*, 301
Linton, Cambs., 85
Linton, Spofforth, Yorks., 280
Liptrott, Libtrott, Libtret, family,
1 3 80; Edward, 138, 224; Ellen,
138; Henry, 253*11; Isabel, 253;
Jane, olim Gillow, 1381, 200I;
Peter, priest, 138°, 200°; Rich-
ard, 118, 138, 225*; Richard,
priest, 138", 200°; William, 1381,
20011
Lisbon [English College], 102°, 109°,
150°, 163", 165°, 1770, 191",
192°, 194", 200°, 224*°, 233°, 249",
250^
Litham, see Lytham
Litherland, Edward, 130; Jane, 130
Litherland, Sefton, Lanes., 129^1,134",
221
Li[th]goe, Ly[th]goe, 342°; Anne, 108,
341, 342*; Ellen, 115, 224; Gal-
frid, 117, 224; Margaret, 117*,
341, 342*, 343; Mary, 342*;
Randall, S.J., 342^; Robert,
115, 224, 341, 342; William, 115,
224
Little, Mary, 315, 325; Patrick, 347
Littlebury, Essex, 89*
Littledale in Caton, Lanes., 245*°
Littlewood Hall,UlnesWalton, Lanes.,
91"
Liu[es]le, see Livesey
Liverpool, bishops of, Alexander Goss,
loi", 174°, Bernard O'Reilly,
1250; George Hilary Brown,
167°, 193°
Liverpool, 95°, lag", 141°, 150*°,
172°, 181", 199°, 200°, 204°,
205*0, 2o6*n, 221", 222", 225",
247*°> 352, 360
Livesey, Liu[es]le, Livesay, family,
192°; Alice, 120; Elizabeth, 99,
loi; Ellen, 120; Henry, 126;
James, loi; John, 99, 282; Lau-
rence, 192°; Margaret, 99, 120*,
222; Mary, 282, see Blackburne,
192°; Nicholas, 120, 222; Rich-
ard, 102
Livesey cum Tockholes, Lanes., 145
Livesey Hull in Sutton, Lanes., 166",
192a
Llewenny, Denbighs., 114°
Locker son, John, 319
Lockwood, Edward, 300, 302; Mary,
300, 302
Lockyer, Emila, 416; John, 412*, 416
Lodge, Thomas, S.J., 340
Lodges, Abraham, 322*
Lofthouse, Anne, 281, 285; Eliz-
[abeth], 281, 285; Philip, 281,285
Logan, Loyan, Login, Ann, 354*;
Henry, 181
Loisel, Loizel, Jean Baptiste Giles,
priest, 380, 381, 383
Lomax, Elizabeth, see Trappes, 205^;
James, 205°
Lomocke, George, 291; Jane, 291
Lond[e], George, 209; Margaret, 147;
Robert, 147; , 209
London, Benjamin, 291
London, Martin Bowes, lord mayor
of, 2601
London, 57, 92°, 109°, 112°, 114", 119'*,
140°, 157°, 16011, 183'^, 185°, 191",
199°, 204°, 205", 206°, 221*°,
225*°, 238°, 246°, 247*°, 249°,
251", 2530, 270'*, 367
London places :
Barnard's Inn, 234*'*
Blackfriars, 1781
Bridewell, 235"
Compter prison, 158", 235°
Chelsea, 367
Farringdon Ward, 286
Gray's Inn, 1391, 147", 156",
185°, 234*°, 242°, 248"
Greenwich, 326*, 366
Hammersmith, 191", 199"
Hicks Hall, St John Street, 287*
Holborn, 185", 2i8«
Inner Temple, 128", 329
Kensington, 206°
Lambeth, 58
Maddock, Little, Street, 361
Marshalsea prison, 214°
Newgate, 160*°, 216°, 225*'*
Old Bailey Justice Hall, 286*, 287
INDEX 495
Park House, Fulham, 206'^
St Dunstan's in the West, 286*
St Giles in the Fields, 286*,287*,
365
St James's, Clerkenwell, 287*
St James, 160^
St John Street, 287
St Martin in the Fields, 83"
Sardinian Chapel, 246*^
Somerset House, 107°, 364
South Kensington, 206"
Spanish Place, 2480
Temple, Inner, 128", 329
Tower, 98", i88n
Tyburn, 128", 157", 158", 164",
235*n
Weld House, St Giles, 365
Westminster, 77, 142, 232'*, 287*,
288
Whitehall, 194°, 236^
Wood Street, 235^
Long, Alice, olim Ashton, 105'^; Ann,
105*0 ; Elias, 1050; Elizabeth,
378*; Henry, als Cansfield,
priest, 1050; Hilary, 105*; Mary,
263; Richard, 105*0, 263*; Tho-
mas, 378
Longbotham, Richard, 273
Longdon, Staffs., 307
Longley, Mary, 258
Longton, Penwortham, Lanes., loi
Longworth, family, 238"; Elizabeth,
see Blackburne, i6oo, see Gradell,
1810; Ralph, 1600; Richard,
181°, 204O; Rosamond, see But-
ler, 2040
Longworth Hall, Bolton, Lanes., 238*"
Lookier, Robert, 87; William, 87*;
.87
Loose, Ellen, 295
Loope, William, 323*; , 323
Lorraine, Lor[r]ayn, duchess of, 33*,
38,47
Lord, Elizabeth, 229; Thoma.s, 108
Loretto, 69
Lostock, Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes.,
840,1160,229
Lostock Hall, Lanes., 920, 142*0,
1430, 2130, 2150, 2270, 2520
Louch, Laur[ence], 271
Loughborough, , baron, 3090
Louis, Elizabeth, olim Kelly, 359;
Mary, 361*; Mary Anne, 359;
William, 359
Louise, Louisia, princess, 53, 70
Louis, king of France, 41, 45, 65,
66
Louvain, 930, 143*0, 1540, 1580, 2190
Lovelady, Mary, 222; Richard, 222
Lovelev Hall, Salesbury, Lanes., 1470
Lovell.'C , 5
49^ INDEX
Low[e], Anne, 228; Anthony, 134°;
Elizabeth, 95, 342; John, 342,
349*; Mary, 349; Robert, 117;
Winifred, see Gorsuch, 134"^
Lowe Hall, Lanes., 157°
Lower Hall, Samlesbury, Lanes., 158°
Lower House, Widnes, Lanes., 95'»,
127a, i3o», 241°
Lowerhouse, Lanes., 183
Lowering infra Carleton, Poulton,
Lanes., 182
Lowick Hall, Lanes., 239'*
Lowry, Robert, 262
Lowther, Agnes, see Kirkby, 239*°;
Elizabeth, olim Cavendish, 2381^;
Hugh, 239°; Jane, see Fleming,
239°; John, bart, 239*°; Kathe-
rine, olim Preston, 238°; Thomas,
bart, 238°; William, bart, 238^
Lowther Castle, Westmd, 239'^
Lowton, Winwiek, Lanes. ,225*°
Loyd, Mary Anne, 405; Owen, 405;
Rose, 405
Loxham, Edward, loi; Margaret, loi
Loyan, see Logan
Lubeek, 240'^
Luean, 2061^
Lucas, Luekes, Catherine, olim Skiller,
410, 412, 416, 417, 421; George,
412; Grace, 379; Jane, Jennet,
151, 158; John, 102; Margaret,
245; Mary, 102; Mary Anne, 410;
Richard, 102*; Thomas, 151;
William, 100, 410, 412, 416, 421*;
,158
Lucy, Mary, O.S.B., 42
Lukey, William, 289 ; Willmot, 289
Luddocks, Lanes., 166"
Ludlow, Salop, 298°
Ludwell, Jane, 298
Lulworth Castle, Dorset., I46*n, 364
passim
Lumb, George Denison, quotedy 276"^
Lune, Emry, 311; William, 311*
Lunt, Anne, 125; Elizabeth, 131;
Ellen, 128, 131, 223; John, 125,
218; Margery, 129; William, 121,
218
Lunt, Sefton, Lanes., 112, 217
Lurting, John, 127, 128; Katherine,
127; Nicholas, 128*; Thomas,
127; William, 128
Lush, Thomas, 87
Lut[t]er, Eliz[abeth], 371; John, 319
Luxford, Cordelia, 320
Lydda, Robert Gradwell, bishop of,
92°, 193*°
Lydiate, Lydiatt, Lydgate, Ellen,
131; Grace, 129, 222; Margaret,
131; Thomas, 131; William,
129, 222
Lydiate, Halsall, Lanes., 131*",
132^, I34n, 141, i92n, 223;
St Katherine's Chapel, 192°
Lydiate Hall, Lanes., 132'*
Lye, Richard, 298
Lygoe, see Lithgoe
Lyme Hall, Cheshire, 156"
Lynas, Lynes, John, 349*
Lynch, Linch, Andrew, 350*; Anne,
289; Edward, 289; Elizabeth,
289; Giles, 289; Jane,''289; Har-
riot Mary, 336; John, 205Q, 206°;
Mary, 289, 336, olim Roskell,
205'', see Roskell, 206°; Michael,
336; Patrick, 356; Peter, 289;
Thomas, 289; , Mrs, 332,
346; ,330,331,335
Lynell, Margaret, 305
Lynfield, Lindfeild, Anne, 320;
George, 320
Lynford, Margery, 132; Richard, 132
Lyng, Linge, Norfolk, 291
Lynham Farm, Adel, Yorks., 274"*
Lynne, Grace, 156; Jennet, 156;
John, 156
Lyn[n]aker, Ellen, 120; John, 113,
120; Peter, 137
Lynsey, see Linsey
Lynstead, see Linstead
Lyon, Anne, no, 214; Henry, no, 131
Lytham, Litham, family, 198'^; Anne,
184; Isabel, 198; Mark, 198'!;
Richard, 198; William, 184
Lytham, Lanes., 115°, ii8n, i88'»,
190H, 194°, 197°, 20on, 211°,
230*0, 247°
Lytham Hall, Lanes., 140", 172°,
I97*n, 208°, 217*°
Lythe, Yorks., 73, 276°
Lythgoe, see Lithgoe
Lytten, Peter, 307
Mablethorpe, Yorks., 2850
M'^Alister, Celia, olim Canning, 411,
412*, 413, 414; Charles, 411,
412*, 414; Honor, 411; John, 414
McBr[a]ide, Anne, olim Short, 403,
407; Duncan, 403, 407; James,
339; Mary, 347, 403; William,
407
M^Cahar, Grace, see Watson, 418
M^Cale, M'Cail, Hannah, 350*; Pat-
rick, 339; Thomas, 337
McCarthy, Florence, 349
M'Cavoy, Margaret, 357
M'celloy, James, 358
M^Clauchlen, Hugh, 354*
Macclesfield, Maxfeild, Maxfield, Ed-
ward, 303*°; Jane, olim Leveson,
304°; Mary, 304, olim Woolfall,
305*0; Michael, 305; Peter, 303°,
INDEX 497
304°, 305°; Robert, 305; Thomas,
304*°. 305*"; Thomas, Ven.,
priest, martyr, 300°; Urith, olim
Alcock, 30311; Ursula, olim Rose,
304^; William, 304°
Macclesfield, Cheshire, 2071
M^Conyngham, Grace, S5(? Watson, 422
M<^Crohon, John, 348*; Margaret, 348
M' Crowley, Francis, 354; James, 354;
Sarah, 354
M^Cuchin, Martha, 351*
M'cue, Elizabeth, olim Moran, 354;
James, 354*
McDaniel, Catherine, 396
M'^Dennot, Bernard, 405; James,
349*; Mary, 405; Sarah, 405
M^Donneip], Ann, 355; Charles,
priest, 362; Honor, 355, 356;
Hugh, 347; James, 355, 356;
Mary, 347*
M'donough, Mary, 355
MacEvoy, James, 193"; Maria Theresa,
see Gradell, 193°; Theresa, olim
Meredyth, 193^
M'cGaver, John, 355
M'gee, James, 349*
Macgill, Mary, 347*
M'cGuinness, Patrick, 357
Mack[ay], Mary. 355, 357
M^Kennis, Bridget, 404
Mackenson, Susanna, 228
Mackenzie, Alexander, als Clinton,
SJ., 366*
Mackerall, Anne, 3^8; Thomas, 177;
,177
Mackernan, Patrick, 386
Machland, Hester, see Davis, 405, 407
Macklin, see Mechlan
Mackwilliams, William, 302; ,
302
Macmahon, M'cMahon, Anna, olim
Stanton, 358; Patrick, 358; Wil-
liam, 353, 354
M^Manus, Frances, 348; James, 348;
Mary, 348
MacMol[l]and, McMolland, Elina,
359; Jane, 359*, 360*, olim
Porter, 359*; Victor Samuel,
359*; William, 359*, 361
M^Namara, Anne, olim Sullivan, 414;
John, 414; Mary, 414, 417; Mary
Anne, 414; Peter, 356
McN[eele], MacNeal, Edward, 347;
Isabel, olim Cardwell, 165°;
John, 347; Margaret, 347
McNolty, John, 394, 395; Laetitia
Bridget, 394; Mary, 395*; Sarah,
olim Sewell, 394, 395
M' Quire, Catharine, 357; Marianne,
357; Thomas, 357
M^Roy, Philip, 344
M'cshane, McSheane, James, 350*;
Margaret, 350, 352*, 355
Madden, Ric[hard], 371
Mad[e] hurst, Sussex, 318
Madeley Holme, Staffs., 302
Madrid, 24, 16411, 170Q
Maer, Mare, Me[a]re, Staffs., 304**^
Maghull, Ma[i]le, Jane, olim Brock-
holes, 179"; John, 17911; Margery,
see Halsall, 215°; Richard, 179°,
215"; Robert, 179^^
Maghull, Halsall, Lancs.,179, 215^223
Magrath, John, 337
Mahoney, Mahany, Ann, see Callahan,
414,417
Maidstone, Kent, 325*
Maine, Ellinor, 256
Maintenon, Mayntenoone, Madame
de, 69, 71
Mainwaring, Mainowaring, family,
133°; Catherine, olim Langton,
133'!; Christopher, als Lathom,
Scholastic S.J., 133°; Edward,
als Lathom, S.J., 133°; George,
als Lathom, S. J., 133°; Margaret,
o/zw Torbock, 133^; Oliver, 133°;
William, 1 33*^1
Maire, Maior, May re, Alice, 103;
Andrew, 174*^^; Anne, 174°;
Grace, 17411, 304; Isabel, olim
Richardson, 174*^; John, 174",
304; Peter, S.J., 340; Robert,
174*°; Thomas, 174", 304; Wil-
liam, 303
Maisterman, Eliz[abeth], 275; Rich-
ard, 275; Seth, 275; William, 275
Makenson, Isabella, 229; John, 229
Maketier, see Margaretting
Malbon, family, 111°; John, priest (?),
iiiQ; Mary, 11 1; Robert, 111°;
Thomas, iii
Maiden, ue^eWilden or Yielden, Beds.,
79*n
Male, see Maghull
Maleverer, Anne, see Thornborough,
251°; Richard, 251^
Maling, Judith, 88; Thomas, 88*
Mallett, Barbara, 286; Richard, 286
Malhnson, William, 285^
Mallory, Eleanor, see Dolman, 178'^;
WilHam, 1781
Mal[l]y, Molly, Catherine, see Dean,
356; Margaret, 351; Mary, 351;
Matthew, 351
Malone, Joseph, 355; Mary, 337
Malthouse, Christopher, 279*; John,
279
Maltster, Nicholas, 294
Maly, see Mally
Man, see Mann
Mance, Mary, 268
32
49^ INDEX
Manchester, Lanes., 94*", iSS^, 200°,
202i», 20411, 205°, 208°, 219°,
225*°, 226*°, 23o*n, 231*°, 247*°;
Rook Street, 230°; St Chad's
Chapel, Rook Street, 230^; St
Joseph's Orphanage, 210"
Manclarke, Frances, 294; Francis,
294; Nathan, 294
Manfeild, Sutton, Wilts., 323, 324
Manley, Anne, see Charnock, gi^i;
Charles, 308; Robert, gi^^; Rob-
ert, vere Charnock, priest, 91°
Man[n], Anne, 265; Anthony, 265;
Ellen, 265
Manners, Charles, S.J., 6
Manning, Catherine, 346; Elenor,
346; Elizabeth, 300; Francis,
346; HenryEdward,cardinal,33o;
Isabel, 300, 302; Jane, 345, 346
Mannington, Thomas, 316
Mannock, Agnes, see Everard, 29911;
Francis, 299°
Mannocks, Ehzabeth, 353; Mary,
353; Timothy, 353
Mansborow, Hants., 313
Mansbridg, Hants., 316
Mansfield, family, 270^; Dorothy, see
Sherburne, 148°; Edward, 148°;
Frances, 270; Isabel, 270; Rob-
ert, 270; William, 270
Maple Durham, Oxon., log^
Mara, see O'Mara
Marchinton, Staffs., 309
Mar[c]kham[e], Catherine, olim But-
ler, 204°, olim Girlington, 249°;
Margaret, O.S.B., 37, 52; Philip,
2040, 249°; , Mr, 166°, 19011
Marclough, Cecilia, 104; Jane, 104;
John, 104; Katherine, 104;
Peter,
MarcopoU?, George Witham, Bishop
of, 1 8 711
Mardycke, 45
Marg[are]t, 345
Margaretta (?), 124
Margaretting, Margueretting, Mar-
kaleen,Markalteen, Maketier, Es-
sex, 89, 33I*^ 349*, 360
Margaretting-Tye, Essex, 331°
Margarson, Anne, 172
Mare, see Maer
Marham, Norfolk, 290*, 296
Marick, Merick, Ann, 341; Thomas,
341
Marie Bernard Benoit, Cistercian, 367
Marina, O.S.B., 43, 44
Maria, infanta of Spain, 24
Markaleen, Markalteen, see Margaret-
ting
Markeweeke, George, 317; Mary, 317
Markham, see Marckham
Markland, family, 119"; Frances, olim
Roskell, 205°; Jane, 118; John,
20511 ; Margaret, 231; Thomas,
20511 ; , see Gillow, 205"
Markwick, Francis, 321
Marlow, Marloe, Great, Bucks., 79*,
82, 14811
Marmaduck, Mary, 280
Marner, Robert, 318*, 321*; Samuel,
318,321
Marny, Catherine, 350; David, 350;
Judith, 350
Marrack, Marrock, Ann, 343 ; Thomas,
343
Marrell, Cecilia, 126; Ellen, 126, 128;
John, 126, 128, 221; Richard,
126
Marrock, sea Marrack
Marscough, Margaret, 173; Nicolas,
173
Marsden, family, 255°; Alice, 152;
Eliz[abeth], 162; Henry, 162;
Richard, 152
Marsh, Mersh, Alice, 116, 121; Cathe-
rine, 343; Elizabeth, 121; 228;
James, 228; Jane, see Gradwell,
193°; John, 116, 219, 224, 288;
Nicholas, 227; Peter, 193°;
Thomas, 219, 288, 318, 320;
William, 219, 227
Marshall, George, 297; Margaret,
255; Robert, 275
Marshalsea, see London places
Ma[r]ske, Anne, 266; Gertrude, 261,
264; Marmaduke, 259, 266*;
Thomas, 261, 264*
Marske, Yorks., 259°
Marske Hall, Yorks., 23811
Marston Moor, Yorks., 94°, 171",
20711, 25011, 28011
Martha, lay sister O.S.B., 45*
Martin, Martyn, Mart[t]en, Anthony,
82*°, Ehzabeth, 821; Henry, 92;
Isabel, 305; John, 310; Jos[eph],
331; Margaret, 93, 371; Mary,
79; Nicholas, 321; Richard, 81*,
305*; Robert, 93, 288; Rose,
288; Thomas, 313; Ursula, 305;
William, 79, 160; William, vere
Oliver, priest, 298; , Lord
Mayor of London, 26011; ,
160
Martin, Wilts., 324
Martin [s] croft, Anne, 231; Elizabeth,
119, 23011; George, 230*°; John
Merry, 2301; Richard, 230*11
Martindale, John, 125; Sislea, 125
Marton, Alice, 267; Eliz£abeth], 179;
William, 267*
Marton [Poulton], Lanes., 1821,
183*11
INDEX
499
Marton, Eccles, Lanes., 226*»»
Marton[-cum-Grafton], Yorks,, 259,
278
Martten, see Martin
[Mary Beatrice d'Este], Consort of
James II, 17, 18
Maryborough, Ireland, 237
Maryland, 107°, 154'^, 166°, 194",
228°, 340
Mary, queen, 23, 2501^
Maryscough, see Myerscough
Maschalls, Great, Essex, 362
Mascy, see Massey
Mashiter, Jane, 251; Robert, 251
Maske, see Marske
Maskell, John, 327*^; , 327*
Maskells, Great, Essex, 329
Mason, family, 329; Agnes, 182;
Ann[e], 119, 327, 344, 362;
Ann[e] Jane, 333°, 357, 363;
Anna Maria Frances, 361 ; Anna
Maria Teresa, 361; A , olitn
Dalton, 333°; Becky, see Re-
becca, 335; Bell[a], see Isabel,
336, 337*, 361; Betty, Betsey,
see Elizabeth; Catherine, 361,
olim Adams, 335 ; Catherine Isa-
bella, 333", 350; Charles, 3331*,
334, 335", 336, 344, 346, 35i*,
353; Christopher, 358, 362, 363*;
Christopher Thomas, 337, 361;
Dorothy, Dolly, 332*, 334*, 335*,
344, 345, 346; Elizabeth, Betty,
137, 327, 332*, 333*, 346, 349*,
351, 352, 357, 361, olim Clarkson,
328, 333*°, see Pullen, 335;
Elizabeth, canoness of H. Sepul-
chre, 334°; Elizabeth Margaret,
333°, 351; Frances, 328, 354,
362, olim Kaye, 354°; Francis,
124; George, 327, 328, 332,
339*, 344*, 345*, 346*; Henry,
Harry, H , 124, 328*, 333*°,
336*, 337*, 339, 348*, 351*,
352*, 353*, 357; Henry James,
333°, 357; Isabel, Bella, 333*",
see Hey wood, 335, see Porter,
334°; Isabel[la], canoness of H.
Sepulchre, 334"^; Isabella Mar-
garet, 352 *n; James, 182; Jane,
olim Cockshott, 333"^, 348, [Mrs
Michael John], 350, 354, 357*,
358, 359*, 362; John, 232, 327*,
332*, 333*, 334, 335*, 33^, 344,
346, 350, 353*; John Matthew,
333°, 358; John Michael, 336,
352*, 358; Joseph, 349; Julia,
363; Julia Mary, 363; Juliana
Margaret, 334; Margaret, Mar-
gery, 124, 327*, 334, 337; Mary,
124, 334; Mary Cicely, 334; Mat-
thew, 337, 354, 358, 359, 361,
363*; Michael, 327, 328*, 330*,
332, 333*°, 334*, 335, 336, 337*,
339*, 348*, 351*, 353, 362;
Michael John, 333*°, 348*, 35°,
353, 354, 357*, 358, 360*";
Nanette, olim Duff, 363*; Re-
becca, Becky, 335, olim Taylor,
335; Sarah, 119, olim Kaye,
333°; Simon, 86; Thomas, 105,
327, 328*, 332, 333*°, 334*, 335,
336, 354, 358*, 361; Thomas
Cockshott, 333°, 363; , Mr,
331, 334, 344, 345, 35i*, 353;
, Mrs, 330*, 331, 336, 339*,
344, 345, 351*, 353, 354; ,
Mrs George, 344, 345, 346; ,
Mrs John, 346; , Mrs
Michael, 359, 361 ; , 327*
Massam, Alice, 141; Eliz[abeth], 223
Massey, Mascy, family, 22811 ; Alice,
olim Bradshaigh, 208^1, olim
Clifton, 115*°, 208°; Catherine,
115°, 371, 373; Dorothy, 115s
20811, see Clifton, 208"!; Eliza-
beth, 312; Frances, olim Plow-
den, 115°; Francis, 115^, 208"';
Hamlet, 115°, 132°, 20811 ; Ham-
letta, 115*°; John, 2080, 374;
Jane, Jennet, 116, olim Tatlock,
132; John, 2081, 374; Katherine,
see Lathom, 137°; Laurence,2o8»,
Margaret, olim Moore, 11 511, see
Meynell, 1151; Richard, 11511,
20811, 224; Robert, 116; Thomas,
373; William, 137°, 194°, 366
Massey-Stanley, John Stanley, bart,
371°; Mary, see Weld, 366, 371*°,
see Stanley
Massey, see Stanley-Massey
Massum, Laurence, 120; Thomas, 120
Masbrick, Eliz[abeth], 297
Mather, Mathor, Anne, 95, 119; Eliz-
abeth, 108, 137, 343*; Eminora,
119; Hugh, 119; John, 224;
Mary, 108; Nicholas, 221; Wil-
liam, 108
Ma[t]thew[s],Matthewes, Anne, 122*;
Elizabeth, 122, 297; James, 297;
Jennet, 130; John, 122, 210,313;
Katherine, 122, 296; Margaret,
97; Richard, 122, 316; Toby, 22;
Thomas, priest, 2011; William,
97
Mattison, Jane, 283
Maur Adam, Cistercian, 367
Mauboyson, 53, 54
Maudestaur, Pontoise, 49
Mault, Mary, 341
Maurometti, Giovanni, 214°; ,
see Case, 214^
Z2a
500
INDEX
Maurus, J , Cistercian, 386*, 387
Mavos, Mavoy, James, 347*; Mary,
347; Sarah, 347*
Mawd[e], Bryan, 280; James, 278;
Jennitt,278; Mary, 278; Michael,
278
Mawdesley, Maudesley, Maldesley,
Alice, 123, 124; Anne, 105, 123;
Eli2[abeth], 164; Ellen, 93, 220;
Henry, 123; John, 124; Margaret,
94; Robert, 93; William, 94, 164
Mawdesley, Croston, Lanes., gz*^,
g2*n, 1050, 17311, 18411
Mawhood, Dorothy, see Cornowe,
160°; William, 160^
Maxey, Mary, 358
Maxfeild, Maxfield, see Macclesfield
Maxfield, John, vere Melling, priest,
21811
May, Jane, 268; Peter, 352*
Mayer, Ireland, 358
Mayfield, Sussex, 167^
Mayhew, Ann, 335, see Smith, 335,
see Mary; Ann Mary, 361; Eliz-
a[beth], 335, 361; George, 335,
336, 350, 351*, 353, 362; Marga-
ret, 350; Margaret Helen, 337,
353; Mary, 336; Mary-[Ann?],
ohm Swallow, 360, 361*, 362;
Mary Ann, [perhaps same as pre-
ceding?], 361, 362*; Polly, olim
Pattison, 335; , Mrs, 339,
351*, 353
Maynaird, Nicholas, 320; Stephen, 320
Maynes Hall, Little Singleton, Lanes.,
94'^, 166°, 180°, 195°, 202*ii, 234^1
Mayo Militia, South, 355*, 356*
Mayre, Mayer, see Maire
Meaden, Meadin, Jane, see Rumyard,
409, 411*, 414, 418
Meader, Alice, 368
Meadow, Alice, 133
Meadows, The, Pemberton, Wigan,
ii9*n
Meanfield, Winwick, Lanes., 132'^,
192a
Me [a] re, Elizabeth, see Lancaster,
139°; John, 304; Thomas, 304;
William, 13911
Me[a]re, see Maer, Staffs.
Mearescough, see Myerscough
Meason, Elizabeth, 321
Mechlen, Macklin, [Mathias Horus],
archbishop of, 3*, 4*, 6, 19, 20, 22
Meddowe, Margaret, 131; Mary, 131;
Roger, 131
Meden, Sarah, 80; William, 80
Medham, East, Hants., 316
Medlar - cum - Wesham , Kirkham ,
Lanes., 197°, 202, 203'^
Meeching, als Newhaven, Sussex, 319
Meegan, see Mugan
Meere, Wilts., 323, 325
Megarth, Dionisius, 392
Melbo[u]rne, Cambs., 85
Melbo[u]rne, Thornton, Yorks., 265
Melcanthorp, Westmd, 25211
Meldon, Northmd, 1401
Meldreth, Cambs., 85
Meller, Anne, 228; Samuel, 228
Meller, see Mellis
Melleray Abbey, Brittany, 367*
Melleray Abbey, Waterford, 367
Melling, family, 112°, 2i8'i; Anne,
olim Tootell, 218°; Edward,2i9'i;
Edward, priest, 218°; EHzabeth,
97, 21911; Ellen, 103; Galfrid, 95;
James, 2191^; Jane, 103, 109;
John, 97, 125, 218, 219'!; John,
priest, 219*0, als Maxfield, priest,
218°; Margaret, 125, olim Adam-
son, 2 1 9^1; Ralph, 218*0; Ralph,
priest, 2180; Richard, 203, 2190;
Richard, priest, 2180; Robert,
112, 217; Thomas, 218°; William,
103
Melling-cum-Cunscough, Halsall,
Lanes., 131*0, 215, 2180, 219°,
223*0, 232*0, 244*0, 245*0,254*0
Melling House, Halsall, Lanes., 1840
Mellis, Meller, Suffolk, 299, 301
Mellishe, Mary, 298
Mellor-cum-Eccleshill, Blackburn,
Lanes., 152
Melsonby, Yorks., 270
Melton Magna, Norfolk, 293
Melton Mowbray, Leicester., 2480
Melton Parva, Norfolk, 290, 293
Melvin, James, 354
Menell, see Meynell
Menham, Norfolk, 294
Menns, Anthony, 319
Menthorpe, Hemingborough, Yorks.,
260, 2630
Meoles, North, Lanes., 130, 1910, 223,
Mercer, Merser, Alice, 127; Andrew,
112; Anne, 128; Anthony, 129,
221; Elizabeth, 128; Ellen, 127,
130, 136, 141, 221, 223; George,
128*, 218; Gilbert, 208; Henry,
128*, 218; Isabel, 124, 127;
Jane, 114, 129; John, 124, 128,
129, 208; Katherine, 128; Mar-
gery, 129; Mary, 280; Parnell,
182; Richard, 105; Robert, 128,
209, 321; Sara, 141; Thomas,
127, 221; William, 114, 207;
, 208, 209
Mere, see Meare
Mere, Staffs., 555 Maer
Mere Glover, Wilts., 325
Mere Hall, Cheshire, 1390
INDEX
5OJ
Meredyth, Joshua Collis, 193°; The-
resa, see MacEvoy, igs'i
Mereweather, Andr[ew], 324; John,
324
Merrells, Mary, 85 ; Thomas, 85
Merrey, Jane, 305: Gilbert, 305*
Merriott, Ehzabeth, 315; Humphrey,
315
Merser, see Mercer
Merry, Hester, 275; Walter, 275
Mersh, see Marsh
Messam, Francis, 215; Mary, 215
Messenger, Anne, olim Scarisbrick,
216°; John, 21611
Metcalfe, Alice, 268; Anne, 242;
Ant[hony], 271; Barbara, 259;
Brian, 262; Christopher, i64«;
Elizabeth, see Layton, 220^^;
Frances, 271; James, zio^, 278;
Leonard, 258, 268*1; Luke, 259;
Margaret, see Middleton, 164a;
Philip, vere Leigh, als Layton,
S.J., 220°; Ralph, 268*n; Tho-
mas, 259, 268; Walter C, quoted^
29911; William, 242
Metham, Abigail, see Gorsuch, 134°;
Barbara, see Dolman, 258;
George, 134°; James, vere Gor-
such, als Eccleston, priest, 134°;
Thomas, 258
Methop, Westmoreland, 252*°
Meuse, William, 309
Meynell, Menell, Anne, 270; Dorothy,
see Girlington, 248^1; Jane, Joan,
see Girlington, 248", see Tempest,
282°; Mary, olim Mascy, 115°;
Robert, 248°
[Micklegate] Bar, York, 125°
Middlehurst, Isabel, see Gillow, 200°;
Robert, 20o»
Mid[d]lemore, Muriel, see Johnson,
312^; Richard, 312°; ,O.S.B.,
41
Middleton, family, 241^; Alison, olim
Crofte, 241°; Anne, 241, 242'',
284, olim Kirkby, 240^, olim
Preston, 241*°, see Gooden,
241*0, see Pallady, 240^; Cath-
erine, olim Hoghton, 225°, 241°,
see Mosse, 225^; Dorothy, olim
Thornborough, 25211; Eliz[abeth],
280; Frances, olim Rigg, 241"^;
Francis, 284, 303; Geoffrey,
241*°; George, 16411, 24i*°,242'i;
George, bart, 225°, 242°; Ger-
vase, 240°; Henry, 252^^; Jane,
olim Kytson, 242^; John (de),
241°; Katherine, 279, 303, see
Fletcher, 241'^; Margaret, olim
Metcalfe, 164'^; Mary, 242°, see
Oldfield, 241°; Robert, 242*^;
Thomas, 225", 241*°, 242"; Tho-
mas, vere Gradell, priest, 134^^
Middleton, Norfolk, 292
Middleton in Teasdale, Durham, 25 3^^
Middleton, Winwick, Lanes., 106,
234"
Middleton Hall, Westmd, 234°, 241*0
Midgeall, Midghill, James, 1650;
Mary, 84°; Nancy, olim Cardwell,
165°; Robert, 1650
Midhurst, Sussex, 137°, 317*, 320*
Midlam, Thomas, 309
Milbrooke, Beds., 79
Mildham, Mileham, Norfolk, 295, 296
Milett, Joseph, 319
Miller, Millar, Anne, 97, 114, 210,417;
Elizabeth, 91, no, 142, 170, 210;
Ellen, 112; Emma, olim Wall,
2o6», see Roskell, 206°; Grace,
171; Henrietta, 415; Henry, 137,
211; Jane, 297; John, 171; Ka-
therine, 171; Louisa, 415; Lucy,
olim Davis, 415, 417; Margaret,
97, 137; Mary, 202, see Hunt,
376, 377; Reuben, io&^\ Rich-
ard, 415, 417; Robert, 171;
Thomas, 97*; William, 142
Millett, Jane, 316; Thomas, 316*
Millgrove, Robert, 322
Millington, Yorks., 26 1'^
Millitoft, see Willitoft
Millom Castle, Cumberland, 239'^
Mills, Jennet, 120; John, 318; Mary,
320
Milne, Daniel, 229; Richard, 229
Milner, Anne. 242; John, 280*; John,
bishop of Castabala, 219°, Mary,
olim Greatwood, 279*°; William,
242, 2790
Milnrow, Rochdale, Lanes., 229
Milton, William, 316
Milton, Cambs., 86
Milton, Staffs., 304
Milward, Henry, 309
Mimms, North, Herts,, 89°
Minehead, Somerset, 298
Minshall, Francis, 304; John, 304*
Minsteracres, Northbd, 157*^ 179*"
Missenden, Great, Bucks., 80
Mi[t]chell, Alice, 258, 264; Ellen, 265;
Joseph, 258, 264; Margaret, 258,
264; Michael, 273; William, 258,
264*, 291
Mitton, Lanes., 145*°, 156*
Mitton Hall, Little, Lanes., 147*°,
156*11
Moake, Mary, 285; Matthew, 285
Mote or Moat Hall, Salop, 1381, 328",
329
Modbury, Devon., 288
Modcapp, , 85
502
INDEX
Mogragh, Dominick, 352; John, 352;
Margaret, 352
Mohin, Erard, S. J., 340
Molesley, see Moseley
Molines, Dorothy, see Smalebone,84n;
William, 84°
Molloy, MuUoy, Eleanor, 347; Eliza-
beth, 348; James, 348; Mar-
garet, 348
Mollyns, John, vere Beesley, als
Parker, priest, 16^"°-
Molyne[a]ux, Mol[l]ineux, MuUinex,
family, 109°, 131°, 132°, 135°,
186°, 2i8n, 223°, 2461 ; Alice,
10911; Anne, 135, olim Barrow,
1190, olim Poole, 1310, see Dal-
ton, 252°, see Fazakerley, 140°,
141°, see Halsall, i88n; Bridget,
see Tyldesley, 213°; Gary 11, vis-
count, 234D, 237, 243°; Dorothy,
217°, olim Hesketh, 218°; Ed-
ward, 113, 126, 134°, 136, 140°,
141", 217*0, 218*11; Edward,
priest, 218°, als Harrington, 134°,
2i8'i; Elizabeth, 142, olim Har-
rington, 134°, 218°, see Wolf all,
135°; Ellen, EUinor, 94, 113, olim
Westby, 219°, 223°; Frances,
olim Gorsuch, 131°, olim Lathom,
131*°, see Blount, 132°, see Gerard,
106, see Walshe, 135°; George
Pater, 383; Henry, 113; Jane, se*?
Johnson, 127'^, 217*0,218°; John,
105, no, 113, 1270, 140°, 218°;
Margaret, Margery, 112, 125, 128,
217*°, olim Whalley, 218*0, see
Billinge, 2190; Mary, see Breares,
140*0, see Preston, 237; Richard,
1060, 112, 1190, 1340, 135*0, 217,
218*0, 2520; Richard, bart, 2130;
Robert, 128, 131*0, 2190, 2230;
Thomas, 132, 223*0; Thomas,
vere Wilkinson, S.J., 2020; Wil-
liam, 1310, 142, 1880; , vis-
count, 7, 1080, 1280, 1 410, 1500,
1720, 2340; , 94
Molyneux-Seel, family, 2180
Monck[s], Jane, 100; John, 80,
321; Katrine, 295; Richard,
100
Mongewell, Oxon., 840
Monkes Hall, Eccles, Lanes., 226
Monpassant, Mouboyson, 70, 71
Monson, Judith, see Brown, 404
Montagu, Anthony Browne, viscount
83*0; Walter, abbot of Nantuell,
O.S.B., 49-58 passim, 65*, 67*,
68,71
Monteagle, Edward Stanley, baron,
1090; Thomas Stanley, baron,
237
Monteagle, Morley and, Parker,
baron, 2330
Mont[i]ere, see Mountier
Montigny, Rouen, 2260
Mony, Elizabeth, see Stewart, 404,
407
Moody, Anne, 261, 266; Thomas,
268. 275; Ursula, 268, 275; Wil-
liam, 81
Moon, James, 382; Jane, olim Slade,
383; John, 383
Moor House, Newton, Kirkham,
Lanes., 1680
Morres, Jane, 107; Richard, 107;
Thomas, 107
Moor, The, Carleton, 1820
Moor Hall, Preston, Lanes., 1700,
see More
Moor, Higher, Lanes., 183*0
Moor House, Newton-eum-Scales,
Lanes., 1380, 168", 1890, 200*0
Moor, Lower, Lanes., 183*0
Moore, see More
Moores, see Morris
Moorhead, Over Wyresdale, Lanes.,
146*0, 1900
Moorside, The, Great Crosby, Lanes.,
2170
Moran, Moren, Moron, Edward, 83;
Elizabeth, 352, see M'eue, 354;
Elizabeth Jemima, see Roskell,
2060; Jane, 83; Patrick, 354;
William, 2060
Mordant, Thomas, 265
More, Moore, family, 140O; Alice, 97;
Bridget, see Dalton, 2120; Cleave,
1400; Dal , 268*; Dorothy,
olim Fenwick, 140*0; Edward,
86, 1380, 140*0^ 269, 302; Ed-
ward, bart, 1150; Eliz[abeth],
182; Giles, 269; James, 271, 2770;
Jane, Jennet, 97, 103, see Mos-
soek, 1380; John, 1380, 215",
269*; Margaret, Margery, in,
132, see Mascy, 1150; Mary, 268,
olim Searisbrick, 2150; Michael,
355; Richard, 103, 140*0; Rich-
ard, vere Mossock, priest, 1380 ;
Richard Fenwick, 1400; Thomas,
io3*> 132, 169, 2120, 276, 277*0,
297, 320; Zachary Steward,276o,
2770; , olim Bloodworth,
1400; ^86
Morecroft, family, 1360; Agnes, olim
Holland, 1360; Anne, 1360; Eliz-
abeth, 1410; Ellen, 136; Hum-
phrey, 136*0; Katherine, 127;
Margaret, 124, 125, 136; Rich-
ard, 1410; Robert, 127, 221;
William, 136*0
INDEX
503
More, Moor, Hall, Aughton, Lanes.,
i2on, 132, 134*°, 140°, I92°,2I5°,
218°, 236°, 246°, 252'^
Mor[e]gan, Alice, 86; James, 347*;
James Gillow, S.J., 200°; Jane,
olim Preston, 237; John, 200";
Margaret, 347; Winifred, olim
Gillow, 20on; Thomas, 237
Morehouse, Alice, 259; Dorothy, 259
Moren, see Moran
Moresby Hall, Lanes., 241°
Morfett, John, 354; Margaret, 354*;
Mary, 354; Michael, 354
Morise, see Morris
Morley, family, 254°; Cassandra, olim
Lambert, 2551^; Cuthbert, 255*°;
Dorothy, 254, 255*^, olim Thomp-
son, 255"; Eliz[abeth], 265;
Francis, 232, 255*°; Ignatius,
255°; Jane, olim Buskill, 255^;
Josias, 232°, 254*°, 255*°; Ju-
liana, 282; Mary, olim Colthurst,
2 5 511 ; Robert, 255°; Thomas, 131,
231, 255*n, 282; Valentine, 255'^;
William, 255'^
Morley and Monteagle, Parker,
Baron, 2331^
Morley's Hall, Astley, Lanes.,
115*0, 126^, 180", 208", 2I3*'»,
214*11
Moron, see Moran
Morpeth, Northd, 202^1
Morris, Morise, Mor[r]iee, Morres,
Moores, Alice, 97; Anne, 106,
330, 384, 387, 388, olim Hill,
388; Charlotte, 330; Eleanor,
EUinor, Helen, 283, 289, see
Berigan, 384, 385, 387; Eliza-
beth, 106*, 315; Ellen, no;
Francis, 87; George, 383, 387,
388; Hannah, 319; Helen, see
Eleanor; Henry, 330, 360; John,
94, 97, 322; Joseph, quoted,^i6^;
Katherine, 94; Lucy, 350*;
Mary, 106, 383; Matthew, 283;
William, 85, 289*; , 87
Morris[son], Anne, 402, 404, 409, 412,
414, 418, 419, olim Hill, 383;
Charles, 404; George, 383; James,
383, 412, 418; Margaret, 145;
Mary, 398, 402, 414, 415, 418,
419, 423, olim Connor, 404;
Patrick, 403, 404; Richard, 145;
William, 277
Morte, Margaret, 343 ; Mary, 343
Morton, John, 351, 353*; Katherine,
257, 267; Michael, 259, 266;
William, 317
Mosborough Hall, Rainford, Lanes.,
131°, 14011, 186°, 230°, 2460
Moscropp, Ellen, 105; Robert, 105
Moseipe], Ann, 339, 344. 345, 3^^'>
Kitty, 333
Moseley, Molesley, Dorothy, 303;
Edward, 303; Elizabeth, 310,
o/tw Skrimshire, 310'^; John, 303
Lueretia, olim Whitgreave, 310^;
Robert, 310*1^; William, 3101^
Moseley House, Staffs., 219°, 312*°
Mosse, family, 2251^; Catherine, olim
Middleton, 225^1; Edward, 103,
215; EHzabeth, 133, 215; Henry,
133, 215; Hugo, 215; Jane, 215;
Joseph, O.S.B., lay brother,
225»; Margaret, 215; Martha,
103; Mary, 225*1^; Peter, 225*°,
226°; Richard, 103*, 215; Robert,
119
Mossock, Anne, olim Berington,
138*°, olim Urmston, 138°, 219^;
EHzabeth, see Walmesley, 138°;
Henry, 138°; Jane, olim More,
138°; Magdalen, 1380; Richard,
als More, priest, 138*°; Thomas,
138*11, 21911; William, 215
Mossock Hall, Aughton, Lanes., 138'^
Mostyn, Anne, see Culcheth, 139°;
Frances, see Dal ton, 212°; Mary,
olim Fazakerley, 127°, 141°, see
Hawarden, 127°, 141°; Piers,
bart, 127°, 139°, 141'!; Thomas,
127'!, 14111
Mott, George, 305
Moulday, William, 80
Moulden, Edward, loi*; Margaret,
lOI
Moulsham, Essex, 89
Moulton, John, 141
Mo[u]lton, Great, Norfolk, 289
Mountain, James, 357
Mo[u]ntier[i], Montere, Mountiere,
Barbara, 392, 393; Mary, 381,
382, see Champ, 385, 386, 388,
389, 390, 392, 393, 394, 396, 398
Mount Nessing, Essex, 89
Mount St Bernard, Leicester, 366, 367
Moussum, Essex, 332
Moutardier, Louis Benjamin, S.J.,
364, 368*, 395 to 400 passim
Mowbreck Hall, Medlar-eum-Wes-
ham. Lanes., 29^1, 95°, 144°, 153°,
1 6011, 1 6611, 172°, 176°, 197*1,
198*°, 20211, 2330, 237"!, 240^
Moylin, , Mr, 331
Moyne, Owen, 423
Much Hoole, Lanes., 91, 209
Much Plumpton, Lanes,, 187°, 208°
Much Stanbridge, Essex, 88
Much Urswick, Lanes., 19711
Much Woolton, Childwall, Lanes.,
137, 210*11
Muckleston, Staffs., 304
/
504
INDEX
Mugan, Meegan, Patrick, 356
Mughill, see Tomlinson
Mulgrave Castle, Lythe, Yorks., 2761^
Mullens, Mullins, Daniel, 413, 415
MuUiner, Thomas, 312
Mullis, Edward, 342
MuUoy, see MoUoy
Mumford, Edward, 290; Margaret, 290
Muncaster, Alice, olim Pleasington,
176"; Roger, 176°
Munckton, Wilts., 324
MundenhuU, Stephen, 323; Thomas,
323
Mundford, Henry, 292 ; Margaret, 292
Munskip, Aldborough, Yorks., 279
Munster, 24
Murfey, see Murphy
Murley, Ralph, 97*
Murphy, Murfey, Bridget, 351; Cor-
nelius, 415 ; Daniel, 415 ; Edward,
275. 350; Elizabeth, 347, 350,
351; Ellen, 424; Helena, 350;
John, 419, 420; Martin, 347;
Mary, 415*, 419; Patrick, 352*;
William, 347
Murr[a]y, Murrey, Annie, see Traves,
424; Catherine, see Stapleton,
421; Ellen, olim Sinclair, 414,
416; Jane, 123, 224; John, 414,
416*; Margaret, 414
Murton, Wilts., 323
Musgrave, Ellen, olim Kirkby, 239°,
see Carleton, 239°; Thomas, 239°
Myers, Thomas, 278
Myerscough, Maryscough, Meares-
cough, family, 174°; Ellen, 174;
Margaret, 175; Robert, 175
Myerscough, Lanes., i^i^, 157°, 174",
194°, 202", 204°, 213°
Myerscough Cottage, Lanes., ii-z^
Myerscough Hall, Lanes., I26'», 160°
Myerscough Lodge, Lanes., 90°, 115°,
I5in, 180", 214*0
Myerscough Plank, 174°, 175°
Myton-on-Swale, Lanes., 73, 261°,
268°
N , Isaac, 338
Naburne, Naborne, Acaster-Malbis,
Yorks., 260*11, 263*°
Naburne Hall, Yorks., 216°
Naggerty, Dorothy, 386
Nagle, Ellen, see Hifferman, 383;
Frances, 383
Naish, see Nash
Nantes, 367
Napier, Napper, family, 87°; Arun-
dell, 87*0; George, priest, mar-
tyr, 870 ; Katherine, olim War-
ham, 87°; Robert, 87^
Nappa, Yorks., 220^
Naples, 246°
Nary, Anne, 419; Ceci.Via, olim Kee-
gan, 419; Thomajs, 419, 422
Nash, Anne, olim O'Donnel, 412, 413,
417; Arthur Joseph, 412; Let-
tice, 417; Malcolm, 412, 417;
Robert, '265, 323
Nason, Eliz[abeth], 285; Frances,
285; Thomas, 285
Nateby, Garstang, Lanes., 171, 204"
Nateby, Little, Lanes., 171
Nateby Hall, Garstang, Lanes., 9411,
I53*°> 161°, 170*°, 171*0, 176",
202°, 237
Nateby House, Garstang, 201*0
Naworth Castle, Cumbd, 237
Naylor, Nayler, Nailer, family, 210";
Alice, see Cardwell, 210°; Anne,
146, 226; Cecilia, 249; Elizabeth,
105, see Dalton, 212°; Ellen, 129,
139, 210, 217; Ellen Teresa,
O.S.B., 210°; George, 212°;
James, 129, 217, 341, 342; John,
2io*o; John Ambrose, O.S.B.,
2100; John Placid, O.S.B., 210";
Martha, 210°; Mary, 2100; Rich-
ard, 97, 105, 138, 139, 146, 2IO*n,
224; Thomas, 210*°, 212°, 221,
249, 311; William, 100, 130;
WiUiam Placid, O.S.B., 2ion
Neachell[s], Francis, 306; John, 306;
Samuel, 306; Thomas, 306;
William, 311
Neane, Robert, 295
Necton, Norfolk, 296
Need[h]am, Elizabeth, 309; Grace,
305; John, 288; Sebastian, 305;
William, 309*
Nelson, family, 92°, see Assheton,
94°; Alice, 93; Anne, 91" ; olim
Hesketh, 93, 94°; Anselm,O.S.B.,
94°; Bridget, olim Molyneux,
930, 94^, see Beesley, 163°; Ellen,
olim Travers, 93°, 170°, see Hal-
liwell, 94°; Francis, 265; Henry,
92; John, 113, 258; John, vere
Beesley, S.J., 1630; Katherine,
113; Margaret, 253, see Black-
bume, 1730; Maurus, O.S.B.,
94*°; Maximilian, Maxey, 92*",
93*°, 94*°. 170°; Michael, 93;
Richard, 93, 94, 173"; Richard,
O.S.B., 94*0; Thomas, 93*°; Wil-
liam, 1630; , see Gradwell,
134°
Neringham, Everingham, Yorks., 256
Nesham, Durham, 2810
Ness Hall, Yorks., 1890, 2080
Netherbury, Dorset., 87
Netherton, Sefton, Lanes., 112, 217
Netherwood, Christopher, 278
INDEX
505
Nether Wyresdale, Lanes., 232°
Nettleton, Anne, 286; Eliz[abeth],
286; ,286
Nevill[e], Anne, see Sale, 116°; Anne
[Mary], O.S.B., i*, 5, 7*, 21*,
22*, 36, 42, 53; Catherine, olim
Sullivan, 403; Edmund, S.J.,
116°, vete Sale, 116°; Edward,
vere Scarisbrick, S.J., 216*°;
Frances, 57; Henry, baron
Abergavenny, i; Henry, vere
Scarisbrick, S.J., 216°; James,
320, 403, 404; John, 116, 403;
Mary, olim Sackville, i ; Richard,
vere Sale, priest, 116"; Thomas,
vere Scarisbrick, S.J., 2i6»;
Thomas Joseph, vere Scarisbrick,
SJ., 2l6n
Newbarnes, Dalton, Lanes., 238^
Newberry, John, 83 ; Thomas, 82
Newberry, see New^bury
Newbiggin, Egton, Yorks., 74^
New Brighton, Cheshire, 246°
Newbury, Lanes., 208°, 212°, 220°,
234°, 249
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 199°, 297*
New Church, Pendle, Lanes., 143"
Newderry, Edward, 324; Eleanor, 324
Newewater, Thomas, 85
Newgate Prison, London, 160*°, 216°,
225*n
Newhall Convent, Essex, 368
Newhall, Fetherston, Yorks., 284°
New Hall, West Derby, Lanes., 127°,
134*", 135*°, I40°> 175°, 217°,
2i8*n
New Hall, Leigh, Lanes., 181°
Newham, John, 260; Mary, 260
Newhaven, Sussex, see Meeehing, 319
Newholm-cum-Dunsley, Yorks., 73
Newhouse, Emlen, 128; John, 127;
Margaret, 127; Thomas, 128
New House, Newsham, Lanes., 201°
Newington, Mary, 80, 81, 82; Richard,
80,81,82
Newland, Ann, 357; John, 361; Mary,
see Kent, 358, 359, 360*
Newman, Anne, 404, see Wilford,
159'^; John, 319; Mar>^, 315, olim
Thornborough, 252°; Richard,
319; Thomas, 159; William, 252°,
315*; , Mrs, 344
Newsame, see Newholm
Newsham, Newsome, Anne, 181*;
Barbara, olim Fleetwood, 172";
Elizabeth, 186, olim Sherburne,
172°, olim Wilkinson, 202°;
James, 201°; Jane, 181; John,
181, 202°; Margaret, 209, see
Swarbreck, 201°; Mary, see
Buektrout, 273°, see Hansome,
273*°, see Portington, 273°,
Richard, 172*°; Robert, 172*";
William, 172*0, 181
Newsham, Kirkham, Lanes., 169",
201*°
Newsham Hall, Kirkham, Lanes.,
172*°, 202°
Newsholme, Gisburn, Yorks., 274
Newsholme, Newsame, Wressle,
Yorks., 257**^
Newsome, see Newsham
Newton, family, 231°; Dorothy, 231;
Edmund, 231°; Isabel, 232";
Thomas Fleetwood, baron of,
2400; Thomas Langton, baron of,
109°, 24011
Newton-cum-Scales, Kirkham, Lanes.,
138°, i6on, 164°, i68n, 182, 189,
191°, 192", 193°, 195*'^, 200*°,
2i3*n
Newton-in-AUithwaite, Lanes., 232°
Newton-in-Mackerfield, Lanes., 106
Newton, Staffs., 304
Newton St Faith, Norfolk, 293
Newton [? Slaidburn], Yorks., 274
Newton-super-Derwent, Yorks., 275,
276
Newton, Whittington, Lanes., 243°
Newton, Wilts., 322, 324
NichoU, Niccoll, Niekalls, family,
88°; Frances, 310*; Hannah,
88*; James, 120; Margaret, 310;
Mary, 88*
Nicholson, George, 272, 289; Jane,
Joan, 266*; John, 266; Michael,
272; Thomas, 269; Walter, 252°;
, see Thornborough, 252°;
, quoted y 251°
Niekalls, see NichoUs
Nickson, Nicken, see Nixon
Nidd Hall, Yorks., 202°, 205", 236°
Nieu[w]port, 37, 45, 93°, 121", 141",
235^^
Nightingale, Ann, 341, 343; Richard,
341,343
Nind, Nina, Dorothea Catherine. 397;
Joseph John White, 395; Mar-
garet Wharton, 398; Mary, 394,
398, olim White, 392*, 393, 395,
397*» 396, 399*; Philip, 393, 395,
397*, 398, 399*
Nineham, Elizabeth, 403
Nixon, Nickson, Nicken, Alice, 103;
Cuthbert, 188; Edward, 304;
Elizabeth, loi, 197; Ellen, 231;
John, loi, 308; Nicholas, 188;
Thomas, 171 ; , 188
Noble, Roger, 255
Noblett, Ellen, 188; John, 188; Mar-
garet, 186; Robert, 186; William,
187, 189; , 187, 188
;o6
INDEX
Nodder, Thomas, 267
Noel[le], Jane, 172; Roger, 172;
, O.S.B., 2
Noels, Charles, S.J., 340
Noon, Mary, see Clark, 410, 415,
421
Norcliffe, Eliz[abeth], 276
Norcrosse, Ellen, 163; John, 155;
Richard, 104
Norfolk, Charles Howard, duke of,
194°; Henry Howard, duke of,
227°; Thomas Howard, duke of,
146", 237; , duke of, 10911
Norland, John, 130; Moda, 130
Norman, Henry, 290, 291, 293; Ju-
dith, 79; Philip, 79; , 290,
293
Normanton, Yorks., 286*"
Norman ville, Isabel, see Croft, 240°,
see Kirkby, 240^1; William, 2400
Normond, George, 278
Normoss, Lanes., 183°
Norre[y]s, Norris, family, 84"!, 111°,
112"^, 114°, 121°; Anne, 132, 209,
olim Clifton, iiiii; Catherine,
olim Barlow, 111°, olim Cara-
way, 114°; Cecilia, 121; Chris-
topher, 114*°; Clemence, see
Hulton, 229"; Cuthbert, vere
Clifton, S.J., 2081^; Edward, 112,
113°, 122, 131*°, i6on, 20811;
Eleanor, olim Beauvoy, 112°;
Elizabeth, 121; Ellen, 112, 121;
George, 220^^; Helen, olim Carter,
111°; Henry, in*, 122; Isabel,
122; James, 121, 122*; Jane,
Jennet, 121, 122; John, 79, 112°,
121, 307, 374; Juliana, 231;
Margaret, Margery, 121, 122, 130,
olim Saulesbury, 114", see Black-
burne, 192.^, see Culcheth, 220°,
see Ireland, 131*", see Tarbock,
236°; Mary, see Clifton, 20811, see
Formby, 121°, 122; Pathericus,
122; Perpetua, see Westby, i6on;
Philip, 121, 210; Richard, iii*°;
Robert, 132, 142, 192'^; Sarah,
382, 383, 384, see Baker, 376;
Susanna, 142; Thomas, 112*°,
114°, 121*", 122*; William, 112*°,
11411, 121, 130, 22911, 231, 236°;
, see Beauclerk, 113°
North, family, 250°; Alice, 25011;
Ellen, 25011, 278; John, 88, 250*1,
278; John, als Lancaster, priest,
250°; Lucy, olim Carus, 250*11;
Margaret, 250°, 278; Richard,
250*11; Thomas, 250*^
North Cove, Metham, Yorks., 13411
Northiam, Sussex, 319
North Meols, Lanes., 121", 249°
Northover, EUzabeth, 372*; Gertrude
Maria, 377; John Joseph, 380;
Martha Maria, 372; Mary, 392,
393; Mat[thew], 371; Sara, 372*,
373, 374, 375, 377, 378, 379, 389,
392, olim Snook, 380; Sara Mary
Teresa, 378; William, 371, 372*,
374, 375*, 376, 377*, 378, 380,
389,392*, 393; ,372
North Shields, Northd, 200*11, ^30
Northstoneham, Hants., 313
Northumberland, Hugh, Smithson,
duke of, 27011
Northwould, Norfolk, 292, 294
Norton, Alice, 313; Eliz[abeth], 271;
Jam^es, 313; John, 280, 283;
John, als Knatchbull, priest, 24;
Margaret, 283; Mich[ael], 271;
William, 321
Norton Bavant, Wilts., 322
Norton, Staffs., 308
Norwich, 16311
Norwich Castle, 295, 296
Norwichthorpe, Thorpe St Andrew,
Norfolk, 290, 293, 294
Nottingham, Richard Butler Roskell,
bishop of, 20511; Samuel, 86
Nottley, Henry, 423; Henry Edward,
, 423; George, 421, 422; John, 422;
Mary, olim Whiting, 421, 422;
M , Mary, olim Curtis, 423;
William, 421
Nowell, Elizabeth, olim Fleetwood,
20711 ; Jane, 120; Katherine, see
Bradley, 207°; Richard, vere
Holker, priest, 226"; Roger,
207°, 226°; y see Holker, 226°
Noyer, Jean Baptiste, Cistercian,
366, 367
Nugent, R , 19311; Theresa, 193°;
, earl of Westmeath, 19311
Nunke[e]ling, Yorks., 257, 264
Nuntill, see Nuttell
Nuthill in Holderness, Yorks., 112°
Nuttell, Nuntill, Anne, 300, 302;
Thomas, 299, 300, 301
Nuttier, Thomas, 313
Nuttles in Burstwick, Yorks., 261",
267°
Oadbram[s], John, 318, 320
Oakeley, Eliz[abeth],303;Richard,303
Oaken, Codsall, Staffs., 310
Oakenshaw, Crofton, Yorks., 274
Oak Hill, Liverpool, 11 311
Oakley, Daniel, 296
Oates, [Titus], 69, 84°, 1281
Oaxaco, Mexico, Eulogio Gregorio
Gillow, archbishop of, 1991
O'Brien, Hannah, see Fiander, 380;
Terence, 337
INDEX
507
Occley, Ockley, family, 288°; An-
thony, 289; Thomas, 288
O'Connell, EHzabeth, olim Roskell,
205"; Morgan, 205"
O'Connery, Francis, 379*
O'Connor, Dennis, 385*, 387; Julia,
seeCoHey, 418
Occo[u]ld, Suffolk, 300*, 302
Odams, Margaret, 316; , 316
Oddy, Oddi, Anne, 145, 332; Char-
lotte, 344; Edward, 145; Eliza-
beth, 332; John, 330, 332*;
Mary, 345, 346; Robert, 276;
, Dame, 332; , Mrs, 344,
345, 346
0'Donnel[l], Anne, see Nash, 413, 417;
Mary, olim Regan, 355; Richard,
355
Odson, Ellen, 91"; William, gi^^
Odstock, Wilts., 323, 324'!
Odyam, Hants., 316
Ofiley, High, Staffs., 312
Ogle, Elizabeth, see Scarisbrick, 216°;
Isabel, olim Kirkb}^ 239°; Rich-
ard, 216°; Robert (de), baron,
239"
Ogle Castle, Northmd, 239°
Oglethorpe, Ellen, 283; Francis, 283;
Helen, 258; Susan, olim Tyr-
whitt, 282^^, see Tempest, 282°;
William, 282"
Oker, Elizabeth, 106
O'Leary, Daniel, 329*, 361*, 362*
Oliver, William, als Martin, 298; Dr
George, priest, quoted, 365, 367
Oldfield, George Middleton, 241*°;
Mary, olim Middleton, 241°;
Somerford, 241°; , Lady
Clarke, vere Oldfield, 241°
Old Hall, see Blacklach House, Ley-
land, Lanes., 91*°
Old Park, Durham, 199°
01d[s], Anne, 375; Frances, 374, 375,
377, 378; John, 372, 374, 375*,
377» 378*; Mary, 377; Sarah, 372;
Thomas, 375; Wil[liam], 373, 375
Ollerton Hall, Notts., 249^
0'lockl[h]in, Mary, 349*, 350*; Mich-
ael, 349*, 350*
O'Malley, Mary, 355
Omare, O'mara, Mara, Ann, 347;
Con[our], 348; Cornelius, 347,
348; Mary, 347
O'Neil, Caelia, olim Curren, 388;
Mary, 388; Thomas, 388
Onesall, see Gnowsall
Oorndon, Halifax, 273
Oram, Orum, Bridget, 352; Ellen, 99;
Evan, 99; Jane, 96; Laurence, 96;
Mary, 97; Roger, 97; William,
99; , 99
Orchard, Anne, 87; Margaret, 87
Ordes, Mary, 207
Ordsall, Notts., 155°
O'Reilly, Bernard, bishop of Liver-
pool, 125"; P J Mark,
prie.st, 329, 361; , olitn
Blundell, 125°
Orell, see Orrell
Oretton, Nicholas, 308
Orford, Anne, 106; Henry, 106*
Orford Hall, Warrington, Lanes.,
107", 1361, i6oi^, 192"
Orger, Matthew, 90
Ormandy, Anne, 231; Richard, 231
Ormes, Alice, see Chaloner, 113";
Frances, 137; Henry, 137; Henry
vere Chaloner, priest, 113"
Ormsby, Morhassy, 347
Ormiston, Norfolk, 292
Ormond, Ormorre, duke of, 46
Ormskirk, Lanes., 92^1, 105°, 124*",
133*°, 136*", 138*°, 141°, 183",
215*°, 216*°, 222
Ormston, Grace, 118; William, 118
Orotava, Teneriffe, 1911^
Orpe, Margaret, 305
Orrell, family, 109", i78i»; Ann, olim
Gradwell, 109°; Hugh, 108; Hum-
phrey, 109*°, 134°; James, 109*°;
Jane, 109°; John, 221; John,
priest, 109"^; Joseph, priest, 1090;
Philip, priest, log^; Susanna, 90;
, olim Gradwell, 134°
Orrell, Sefton, Lanes., 1091, 129,
210*°, 219°, 220*n, 22811
Orrell Mount, olim Ackhurst Hall,
Lanes., 220°
Orry, Margaret, 286
Orte, Ellen, 156; William, 156
Orton, Francis, 182; Margery, 182
Orum, see Oram
Osbald[e]ston, Osberston, family,
194°; Alexander, loo", 143*",
144*°, 187H, 198°, 228°; Catherine,
o/im Westby, 144°, 1 9811 ; Dorothy,
100*°; Ellen, Helen, olim Tyld-
esley, 144°, 2280, see Clifton, 187";
Holcroft, olim Hesketh, 100",
143°; Jane, see Gerard, 228";
John, 111°, 231'!; Katherine, 163,
olim Rogerley, 231°; Mary, see
Eccleston, 111^; Richard, 144°;
William, 87, 14411
Osbaldeston Hall, Lanes., 111°, 144",
149°, 187^,228°
Osborne, John, 314* ; , Mr, 80, 81,
82; , Mrs, 80, 81, 82, 314*
Oscott, Seminary, i62*'i, 244'^, 367
Osgodby, Osgerby, Hemingborough,
Yorks., 263
Osmington, Dorsets., 87"
5o8
INDEX
Osmond, Osmund, Adolphus Augus-
tus, 422; Elizabeth, Sarah, 417;
Emma, 409; John, 408, 409, 410,
412, 417*, 420, 422 ; Mary Charity,
410; Rachel, 420, olim Ricket,
410, 412, 417, 422; Robert, 416;
Teresa, 412
Osmotherl[e]y, Yorks., 274, 275°
Osmundthorpe, Yorks., 273*^^
Osnaburg, prince of, 24
Ostende, 45
Oswaldtwhistle,Whalley,Lancs., 1 45*°
Ote, see Owst
Ottee, see Otty
Otterborne, Hants, 313, 315
Otterbo[u]rn[e], Anne, 259, 263*'^;
Christopher, 259, 263*
Ottery St Mary, Devon., 289
Ott[e]y, Ottee, Henry, 131, 223; Jane
105; John, 105
Ounsworth, Margaret, 342; Thomas,
341
Ouseburn, Usburn, Great, Yorks.,
278*1
Ouseburn, Usburne, Little, Yorks.,
280
Ousefleete, Uffleet, Whitgift, Yorks.,
276*°, 283
Out Rawclifife, see Rawcliffe
Ouversley Court, Warvvicks., 3090
Over, William, 317; , 317
Overend, Grace, 286; Richard, 286
Over Peover, Cheshire, 13311
Overton, Mary, 293
Overtowne, Wroughton, Wilts., 322
Overty, Mary, 362
Ovington, Anne, 271; Robert, 271;
,271
Oward, Henry, 185
Owdas, see Awdas, Audas
Owen, Catherine, 424, olim Henissy,
424; John, 424; Margaret, 108
Owen, Jane, olim Johnson, 195°; see
Brockholes, 175°; John, 195";
Margaret 211; Robert, 226;
Thomas, 86; William, 86
Owermoigne, Owermoyne, Owoor-
man, Dorset., 87*°, 379
Owlesbury, Hants., 316
Ow[s]t[e], Aust, Hoste, Oust, family,
25811, 275*°; Anne, 258, 268, 275;
Augustine, 268; Cecilia, 258;
Isabel, 258, 268; Jane, 258;
Mary, 268, 275; Robert, 258*,
268*, 275*; Thomas, 258*°;
William, 258*, 268
Owthorne, Yorks., 260
Oxburgh, Laurence, 296
Oxb[oro]ugh, Norfolk, 290, 292, 294,
295, 299»
Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, 176", 366
Oxcliffe, Lancaster, 251
Oxford, 1 071
Oxnerd, James, 282
Packinton, Staffs., 309
Pacock, Peter, 294
Padgett, see Paggett
Padiham, Whalley, Lanes., 144
Pad worth, Berks., 83
Page, Elizabeth, 79; Thomas, 85;
William, 79; , 85
Paggett, Padgett, Dorothy, 260, 263
Paington, Devon., 289
Painter, John, 87*; , 87
Palemon, olim Rousselin, Nicholas,
Carthusian, 366, 391°
Palen, Palyn, Ralph, 306; Thomas,
307
Paley, Edward Graham, 242"^
Palgrave, John, 295
Palgrave, Suffolk, 300, 301
Pallady, Anne, olim Kirkby, 2400;
see Middleton, 240°; Richard,
240°
Palmer, John, 292, 389; John [Ber-
nard], Carthusian, 367; Mary,
296; Nevell, 308; Nicholas, 276;
Susan, 291, 293; Thomas, 289;
William, 296
Palmes, Anne, see Scarisbrick, 2i6n;
Bryan, 216°; Catherine, olim
Langdale, 2601 ; George, 260^;
Katherine, olim Babthorpe, 260°;
Mary, 260, 263; William, 260*0,
263*
Pangbourne, Berks., 82*
Pannall, Yorks., 278
Panting, John, S.J., 340°; , Mrs,
34o*n
Papes, Stephen, 322; , 322
Parbold Hall, Lanes., 137*°, 156°,
1701, 213°
Pargiter, Anne, see Washington, 242'';
Robert (Laurence), 242°
Paris, Archbishop of, 54, 70
Paris [Religious houses, etc.], 45 to 58
passim, 69*, 70, 103^, 109^, iion,
143", I64^ I85^ 186°, 1 91°, 1 99°,
20211, 213°, 214°, 235", 248"^, 365
Parise, Jane, 306
Parke, Brian, 274; Henry, 96; Isabel,
274; Janet, 92; John, 92; Lau-
rence, 153; Margaret, 98; Rich-
ard, 91; Roger, 155
Parker, Alexander, 198'^; Anne, 90,
91, 99, '^57, 206, see Scarisbrick,
216°; Anthony, 216°; Christo-
pher, 170°, 198*°; Dorothy, olim
Westby, 198°; Edmund, 184";
Edward, 90; EHzabeth, 181,
olim Parkinson, 157", olim Scar-
INDEX
509
isbrick, 216^; Ellen, olim Beesley,
164O; Frances, 307; Genet, 395;
Grace, 130; Isabel, see Hulme,
184O; James, 144; Jane, Jennet,
189, see Plesington, 170", see
Westby, 198°; John, 164*1, 280,
307, 312; John, vere Beesley, als
Molly ns, priest, 164°; Katherine,
157; Margaret, 157, see Beesley,
164°; Mary, 84°, 280, see Penny,
423; Richard, 80, 81, 234; Rob-
ert, 157^^; Thomas, 157; William,
130, 157: ,81,234
Parkes, Henry, 80
Park Hall, Blackrod, Lanes., 197°,
2111^, 230°
Park Hall, Charnock Richard, Lanes.,
91°, 211'^, 23011
Park Hall, Lanes., 1231^, 212*1*, 224^",
231*1, 2341
Park Hall, Quernmore, Lanes., 246°
Parkhead, Barnacre, Lanes., 1741
Park house, Dalton, Lanes., 236^
Park House, Fulham, see London
places
Parkins, Robert, 259; William, 259
Parkinson, family, 149", 173°, 182°;
Alexander, 148; Alice, 177, olim
Threlfall, 1491; Anne, 148, 191,
olim Brockholes, 178^, ig^^, olim
Cottam, 1781, see Talbot, 159";
Arthur, 148*1; Cecily, see Butler,
1761, 204I; Christopher, 232;
Dorothy, olim Harries, 157*°;
Edward, 145, 148*°, 152, 1761,
2041, 251; Elizabeth, 152, 175,
177, 186, olim Rogerley, 231",
see Parker, 1571; Ellen, Ellinora,
145, 175, 224; Grace, 153; Isabel,
115, 149*, 186, 231; James, 149,
172; James, als Cottam, priest,
1061, 1781, 1821; Jane, 79; John,
79, 115, 149, 157*°, 169*, 175,
177*, 2311, 232; Juliana, 149*1;
Laurence, 173*1, 186, 190; Mar-
garet, 163, 182, 251, see Snape,
1461; Mary, 174, 190, 2051, 265;
Richard, 1061, 148, 1731, 178*1,
182*1, ig^n^ 2051; Robert, 148,
159°, 175, 250; Thomas, 1731,
265; Thomas, als Golden, priest,
1061, 1781, 1821; William, 149,
1641,174; ,148
Parmiter, Parmenter, George, 88;
Mary, 424; Thomas, 424
Parnell, Thomas, 86
Parpoint, Ellen, 107
Parr[e], Alexander, vere Barker,
priest, 2201; Alice, 122; Anne,
131; Dorothy, 295; Ehz[abeth],
211; Ellen, 137, 229; Henry, 131,
223; Margaret, no; Philip, 137;
Ralph, no; Roger, 122; William,
136
Parr, Prescot, Lanes., 1091, 118
Parratt, Ehzabeth, 80, 81*
Parrey, Ellen, 156
Parseley, Mary, 371
Parson[s], Andrew, 325; Elizabeth,
325; John, 262, 316; Thomas,
320; , 316
Parsonage, Bedford Leigh, Lanes.,
117*1
Part, Mary, 142
Partington, Jennet, 97; Richard, 97
Paston, Mary, 291, 294; , widow,
290
Paston, Norfolk, 295
Pastrowe, Hants., 316
Pateman, Thomas, 304
Pateshall, Northants., 1071, 2281
Pateshall, Staffs., 309
Pateson, see Patterson
Patrick, Pattrick, Jennet, 94; Mary,
300, 301
Patrick Brompton, Yorks., 1471, 1561
Patrickson, Anthony, 2401; Jane, see
Kirkby, 2401, see Lamplugh,
2401, see Tolson, 2401
Patt, Elizabeth, 108
Patten, Patton, Ehzabeth, 1191;
Henry, no; Margaret, 1191;
Mary, olim Earn worth, 119I;
Thomas, 1191, 130; Thomas,
O.S.B., 1191; William, 1191;
, baron Winmarleigh, 1191
Patten Lane, Preston, Lanes., 1191
Pat [t] is [s] on, Pat[t]eson, Patterson,
Patterton, Adam, 331; Alice,
173; Ann, 175, 333*, 339; Ed-
ward, 178; Elizabeth, 292, 294,
296, 331, 332; Francis, 331;
George, 297; Jane, 297; John,
292*; Joseph, 331, 332, 335, 339,
344; Mary, Polly, 334*, olim
Caton, 339, see Mayhew, 335;
Susan, 292, 294, 296; William,
175, 181; , Mr, 332*, 334.
345, 346: , Mrs, 332, 333,
334. 344, 345, 34^
Pattingham, Staffs., 310
Patton, see Patten
Pattrick, see Patrick
Paty, Ellen, see Lawler, 414, 416
Pauke, Ellen, 296; Peter, 296
Paul, Elizabeth, see Lambert, 399,
401,403,406,408
Pawston, Elizabeth, 261
Payne, Jane, 80, 81, 82; Mary, 358;
Matthew, 80, 81, 82; J. Orlebar,
quoted. 831, 1141, 3101, 3151;
Philip, 293; Richard, 81, 82
lO
INDEX
Paynesley, Staffs., 246", 303"», 310"
Paytley, [Pateley] Brigge, Yorks., 276
Peacock, Edward, quoted, 75; John,
313; Laurence, 269; -, 313
Peak[e], Anne, see Champ, 409; Bea-
trix, 342; Patrick, 343; ,
341
Pearce, Peirce, Mary, olim Culcheth,
22 1»; Parmenas, 22i*n; WilHam,
322; , 299, 300, 301
Pearch, , Mr, 71
Pearson, Peirson, Anne, 275; Bridget,
266, 270; Edward, 275, 282, 306;
EHzabeth, 282*0, ■^■^2; Ellen, 271;
Evan, 93; George, 274; Isabel,
270; Jane, 274; John, 93, 311*,
312; Margaret, Margery, 93,
274, 306; Mary, 275, 311; Nich-
olas, 266*; Rebecca, 311; Rich-
ard, 312; Robert, 270, 271, 311;
Thomas, 270, 311, 312; William,
270, 274
Pease, Anne, 286; Isabel, 300*; Jane,
286; Mary, 286; Mary, O.S.B.,
20; Robert, 300
Peate, Peet, Elizabeth, 136; Emlen,
136; Francis, 308; Thomas, 136
Peel, Lytham, 247"
Peet, see Peate
Peeters, see Petre
Peirce, see Pearce
Pelham-Stocking, Herts., 198^^
Pemberton, Abdius, 94; Elizabeth,
94; Ellen, 207; John, 176; John,
S.J., 340; Ralph, 86
Pemberton, Wigan, Lanes,, 119*",
i6in, 210°, 221^^, 230"
Penner, Robert, 294
Penckhull, Staffs., 305
Pendle, Whalley, Lanes., 143*", 145'^
Pendlebury, Elizabeth, 229; James,
229
Pendlebury, Eccles, Lanes., 229
Pendleton, Alice, 113; Jane, 137, 210;
William, 137, 210
Pendleton, Lanes., 162*°, 241°; New
Hall, 241°; Old Hall, 241°
Penfold, Anne, 318; Mary, 318
Penitham, see Penny thorne
Penketh, Elizabeth, 341, 343; John,
als Birkett, S. J., 98^^
Penkethman, John, 116; William,
123,224
Pen[n]ington, Pin[n]ington, Pyn[n]-
ington, Anne, 276, 342; Eliza-
beth, 229, 265; Ellen, 217; Fran-
cis, 276; Grace, 118, 229; Isaac,
80; Jane, 116, olim Barrow, 119°;
John, 116, 123, 262, 265*; Ka-
therine, 118; Margaret, 266;
Mary, 80; Nicholas, 119°; Rich-
Mary
Mary,
ard, 231; Robert, 108; Thomas,
112, 116, 220, 260; William,
27011; ,231
Pennington, Leigh, Lanes., 224
Penkreth, Lanes., 206*1
Penllina Castle, Glams., 84*°
Penn, Anne, 81 ; , 81
Pennock, Anne, 276
Penny, Ann, 386, 400, 402, 403*, 411,
423; Celia, 395, 411, olim Cornell,
386, 388, 391; Charles, 390, 408,
410, 411, 416, 420; Elizabeth,
420, olim Slade, 408, 411, 416,
420; George, 87, 417; Hannah,
372; Henrietta, 420; James, 413;
Jane, 416, 421; Joseph, 410;
Mary, 421*, olim Parker, 423;
Mary Ann, 424; Robert, 370, 386,
388*, 390, 403, 405, 406, 408*,
409*, 410, 413, 417*, 420, 423,
424; Teresa, olim Fook, 410, 413,
417*, 420, 424; Thomas, 424;
William, 408, 421
Pennythorne, Katherine, 284;
276; Robert, 283
Penrith, Cumberland, i8on
Penshurst, Kent, 326
Penson, Richard, 306
Penswick, John, priest, 246^;
see Daniel, 187'^; Randolph, 246";
Thomas, bishop of Europum,
24611, 341 ; William, 18711
Penwortham, Lanes., 92, loi, 103
Peover, Over, Cheshire, 1331^
Peppard, Frances, o/^m Blundell, 126" ;
Henry, 12611 ; Nicholas, see Blun-
dell, 1 2 611
Pepper, Frances, 300, 301; John,297;
Mary, 297; Richard, 300, 301
Pepperell, Thomas, 322
Peploe, , protestant vicar of
Preston, 16411
Percy, Persie, Cecilia, 284; Eleanor,
see Farrand, 28511; Elizabeth,
olim Fitzwilliam, 28511; John,
284*; Joscelyn, 28511; Lucy, 284;
Mary, O.S.B., 2, 5, 8, 9, 19;
Ursula, 284; Thomas, earl of
Northumberland, 2*
Perdine, Francis, 326; Mary, 326*
Perfitt, Henry, 80
Perier, Mary, 324; William, 324
Perkins, Anne, 83; Francis,
John, 287*; Lucy, O.S.B.
Margaret, olim Eyston,
Mary, see Hide, 8411
Perman, , widow, 317
Perry, Elinor, 311; Elizabeth,
George, 306; John, 311,
Margerv, 312; Nathaniel, 89
Perry Barre', Staffs., 308
84":
38;
84";
312
312:
INDEX
Perry Pomeroy, Devon., 288
Persie, see Percy
Person[s], Bridget, 259; Richard, 259;
Robert, SJ., 2, 5
Pertews, Henry, 317
Pescodd, Thomas, 321
Peters, Henry, 321; John, 118; Mar-
garet, 319; , lady, 332, see
Petre
Petersfield, Hants., 316
Petit, Marie Joseph, 337; , Mr, 57
Petre, Pe[e]ters, family, 152'!; Francis,
Bishop of Amoria, 153°; Juliana
[Anne], see Weld, 370°, 374^*;
Mary, olim Clifton, iSS^; Robert,
S.J., 340; Robert [Edward] bar-
on, 370, 374°; Thomas, baron,
188°; , baron, 340; , 5
Petty, Agnes, olim Remington, 244°;
Dorothy, 316; Thomas Edmund,
244°
Pewsey, Gabriel, 80; George, 80;
,80
Pewson, John, 315
Phelips, see Philips
Pherebucks, Mary, 304
Philip, king of Spain, 5, 19
Phi[l]lip[p]s, Phelips, Alice, 304; Ben-
jamin, 87; Daniel, 294; Edward,
158, see William; Elizabeth, 294;
John, 273; Lawrence, 162; Mar-
garet, 158; William [Edward],
395; ,298
Philips, Alice, 370, 371; Anne, 330,
368, 369, 370, 374, 375; Anne
Mary, 338; Henry, 368*, 369,
370*, 371; Jos[eph], 369; MsLTv,
368*, 370*, 371; [v. Kate], 381,
382; Mary Alice, 368; Susanna,
388; , Mrs, 321, 345, 346
Phil[l]ipson, Abraham, 333, 345, 349,
350, 351, 353; Ann, 337, 344, 349,
350, see Wood, 335; Bridget,
olim Kirkby, 239". see Bushell,
239°; Christopher, 239^*; James,
357 y 360; James Robert, 358;
Isabel, 179; James Thomas, 358;
John, 358*; Mary, 358; William,
335, 336*, 337*, 351, 353, 358;
, 333; , Mrs, 334, 335,
336, 337*
Phipps, Daniel, 296; Elizabeth, 296;
Mary, olim Leckonby, 166°;
Thomas Henry Hele, iGC^^
Piacenza, 137^
Pickerfant, Alice, 116
Pickering, Agnes, O.S.B., 37, 57;
Alice, 170; Anne, 263, 265; An-
thony, 263, see Thomas; Bar-
nard, 265; David, 257*, 265;
Elizabeth, 123, 174, 284; Ellen,
175; Grace, 92°; Isabel, 174;
James, 170; Janet, 174; John,
123, 174*°, 224; Mary, 265;
Ralph, 257; Thomas [v. An-
thony?], 263; William, 142, 174,
175
Pickering, Yorks., 276
Pickering-Lythe, Yorks., 261^, 264°
Pickerington, William, 176
Pickford, Elizabeth, see Englefield,
Picknall, Clement, 318
Picton, quoted, 129'^
Pickwell, Eliz[abeth], 257, 264, Fran-
cis, 264; John, 264
Pie, see Pye
Pierelli, Mary, olim Ball, 246^
Pierpoint, Catherine, olim Hilton,
251°; Ehzabeth, see Thorn-
borough, 251"; Henry, 251";
William, 251°
Pig[g]ott, Adam, 329; Adam, S.J.,
329; Nathaniel, 329; Thomas,
319; William, 128
Pike, Pyke, family, 196°; Barbara,
369, 370; Edward, 196*11; Ed-
ward, priest, 19611; Eliz[abeth],
203; Hannah, olim Carr, 196°;
Jane, Jennet, 196*'^; Joseph,
196°; Joseph Aloysius, priest,
196^^; Margaret, olim Howarth,
196°; Mary, 1961, 369, 375;
Samuel, 289; Thomas, 196*°,
369, 370*
Pilkington, AHce, 113, see Hesketh,
134; Anne, 250; Edward, 103,
113, 134°; Ehzabeth, 113*;
Ellen, 97; Evan, 250*11; Hugh,
113*; James, 97, 113, 229; Jane,
103; John, 250; Katherine, 113*;
Letitia, 145; Margaret, 100, 113;
Richard, 145; Roger, 100; ,
229
Pillesdon, Dorsets., 87
Pilling [infra Garstang], Lanes., 172,
19111
Pillington, Staffs., 307
Pinchon, Pinchin, Elizabeth, olim
Cornwallis, 89°; John, 891; Mary,
89
Pinckney, Ellen, 269; William, 269
Pinhorne, Mary, 324
Pin[n]ington, see Penington
Pinson, Ellen, 305; James, 305
Pinsott, Alice, 312
Pipe, Staffs., 307
Pippard, Luke, als Stanfield, S.J.,
329
Planton, Isabel, 206
Planzye (de), Ehzabeth, see Preston,
237; Peter, 237
12
INDEX
Plat[t], Anne, 107, 118*; Edward,
107; Elizabeth, 107, iii, 118;
Ellen, Ella, 107*; Hugh, 22i*Ji;
James, priest, 1070; John, 107*11;
Oliver, 107; Ralph, 107*°; Ralph,
priest, 107*"; Ralph, provost,
priest, 107"; Stephen, 118
Piatt Bridge, Ince, Lanes., 220°
Flatten Hall, Meath, 19311
Plaxton, Grace, 256; William, 256
Pleasington, Blackburne, Lanes.,
145
Pleasington Hall, Blackburne, Lanes.,
20411, 2330
Pleshey, Essex, 87*
Ples[s]ington, family, 175°, ijS^;
Alice, olim Rawstorne, 175*°,
see Muncaster, 176°; Anne, see
Whittingham, 170", 17511; Grace,
17011; Isabel, olim Fallowfield,
1 7611 ; Jane, Jennet, 170*11, 175,
olim Parker, 170"; John, 170",
176*11; John, a/5 Scarisbrick,
priest, martyr, 175°; Joseph, see
Walmesley, 17611; Katherine, 170;
Margaret, Margery, 17011, 175,
see Walmesley, 1751, 17611; Rich-
ard, 17511; Robert, 170*11, 175*11,
176*11; Thomas, 170"; William,
1 7611
Plesingtons, Great Eccleston, Lanes.,
17011
Plesington, see Pleasington
Plevyn, Ellen, 120
Plimpton, see Plumpton
Plombe, Plompe, see Plumbe
Plow, Robert, 320
Plowden, Charles, S.J., 364, 367, 374,
375; Frances, olim Dormer, 367,
see Mascy, 11511; Francis, 11 5",
317; William Ignatius, 367;
Winifred, 317; , 317*
Plowden Hall, Salop., 115, 367
Plowman, Michael, 315
Plumb[e], Plombe, Plompe, Anne,
130; Dorothy, 114; Jane, 130,
131, 223; John, 13411; Margaret,
210; Ralph, 210
Plumber, Plummer, Eliz[abeth], 373,
374*
Plumbstead, Eliz[abeth] 295; Mary,
293
Plumpton, Anne, 280, olim Towneley,
280*11, see Scrope, 282", Barbara,
280; Edward, 280, 28211; Ellen,
112; George, 114; Jane, 114, see
W^orthington, 12811; John, 128°;
Peter, 114; Robert, 279*°; W^il-
liam, 280
Plumpton, Lanes., 209; Great, 208°;
Little, 196°, 20011, 20911
Plumpton, Spofforth, Yorks., 279
280, 28211
Plumpton Hall, Yorks., 12811
Plumridge, Cecilia, 80
Plymouth, WiUiam Vaughan, bishop
of, 373''
Poacocke, Leonard, 90
Pocklington, Yorks., 830, 1781, 258
265
Podley, John, 85
Poins, Poyns, , Mrs, 52
Poiston, Agnes, 293
Pollard, Dorothy, 260, 265; Isabel,
151; Merc[y], 275; Sarah, 389;
Thomas, 260, 265*; , 179
Polshott, Wilts., 325
Pomer, William, 294
Ponce, , Mr, 336; , Mrs, 356
Pontalgh Hall,Oswaldtwhistle,Lancs. ,
9111, 14511^21111
Pontefract, Yorks., 277, 367
Ponten, Tho[mas], 324; , 324
Pontoise, Pontoys, i*, 42 to 58 passim,
69, 71, 13911
Pontop Hall, Durham, 16611
Poole, Anne, see Molyneux, 13111;
Dorothy, olim Tyldesley, 2131;
Ellen, 127; James, bart, 131°,
i8i*ii; Joanna, 299, 301; John,
114; John, bart, 21311; Kathar-
ine, 128; Luke, 265; Mary, 306,
olim Kirkby, 2391; Meliora, olim
Gomeldon, 18111, olim Stanley,
18111; Mary, 306; Ralph, 127;
Richard, 128, 194, 218, 314; Wil-
liam, 299, 301; William, S.J.,
341; , Mr, 23911
Poole Hall, Cheshire, 131°, 18111, 213",
23911
Pope, [Alexander], poet, 329; Anne,
103; Hugh, 97*; Katherine, 93,
97; Ralph, 103; Richard, 93;
William, 97
Porche, Andre, 337
Porchester, Hants., 316
Porlock, Portook, Somerset., 298
Porribell, Jane, 270
Porten, see Purton
Porter, family, 367; Alice, 99; Dor-
othy, 304; Evan, 209; Frances,
357; Henry, 207; Isabel, 160;
James, 156; James William, 357;
Jane, Jennet, 151*, 207; John,
90, 288, 304*, 387, 389; Mar-
garet, 160; Mary, 265*; Nicholas,
207*; Thomas, 265; , 209,
361
Portfield Hall, Lanes., 17911
Portington, Henry, 273°; Mary, olim
Newsome, 27311; see Bucktrout,
273", see Hansom, 2731
INDEX
513
Port Louis, Mauritius, 1620
Portman, James, 343
Portsdowne, Hants., 315
Postgate, Poskett, Anne, 277; Hes-
ter, 257; John, 257; Matthew, 277
Postlethwaite, family, gS"*; James,
2070
Poston, William, 262
Potter[s], Alice, 138*; Assheton, 229'*,
230*°; Elizabeth, 158, see Rad-
cliffe, 230^^; Ellen, olitn Gerard,
230°; Emma,s5e Chaddock,23o";
Gerard, 230°; Henry, 230*1^;
James, 317; Jane, Jennet, 99,
116; John, 230*", 276, 320;
Katherine, olim Hulton, 229",
230^; Margaret, 108, see Hulton,
23011, see Lathom, 230°; Mary,
230; Oliver, 108, 23011; Richard,
116; Thomas, 99
Potterford in Billington, Lanes., isi^
Potters, see Potter
Poulton, Christopher, 164; Eliz-
[abeth], 164
Poulton, Lanes., i8on, 182°, 183*",
197°, 198°, 207, 224
Poulton-le-Fylde, Lanes., 2011
Poulton-le-Sands, Lancaster, 200",
251*11
Poulton Hall, Little, Lanes., 200",
202^1, 234°, 207'!
Pound[e], Henry, 318, 320; Thomas,
316; , 316
Powell, Christopher, 292; Edward,
310; Mary, 292, 3io;Winefrid,292
Power, John Joseph, vere Reeve, S.J.,
367
Powys, William Herbert, marquis of,
237
Poyns, see Poins
Poynter, Pointer, Thomas, 293;
[William], bishop of Halia, 350,
358,361,367
Poynter, Thomas, 293
Poynton Hall, Cheshire, isg"*
Prance, Miles, I28»
Pratt, Anne, 291, 293; John, 319; Wil-
liam, 291, 293
Prauber, John, 322
Prescot[t], Alice, 97; Anne, 136;
Frances, 102; George, 104; Jane,
olim Gerard, 22811 ; Margaret,
97, 120; Mary, 104, 331, 338;
Samuel, 2281 ; Seth, 102; Thomas,
97; William, 120, 222; ,
Mrs, 332, 346
Prescot, Lanes., 11 0*°, iii*, 118",
129°, 132*1, 139*", 196°, 210*",
2ii*n, 365
Preesall cum Hackinsall, Lancaster,
182
Preese, Presse, Eliz[abeth], 278;
Thomas, 308
Prees Hall, Weeton, Lanes., 149*°,
19211, 23011
Presse, see Preese
Preston, family, 2331, 236*°, 237*,
238*°, 243°, 254°; Agnes, see
Anderton, 14211, 237*11; Alice,
23611, 254*°; Ambrose, 297;
Anne, 237, olim Thornborough,
23611, 251°, olim Westby, 237,
see Banastre, 236", see Clifford,
237, see Gerard, 237*; Benedict,
lay brother, O.S.B., 25411; Brid-
get, 254; Catherine, Katherine,
see Carus, 237, 243", see Lowther,
23811 ; Christopher, 213°, 236°,
254*11; Dorothy, olim Langton,
237, see Redman, 237, 555 Tra vers,
237; Edward, 359; Elizabeth,
246, olim Bradshaigh, 238",
olim Plangye, 237°, see Cans-
field, 23711, see Dacre, 23611, see
Howard, 237°, see Lathom, 21311,
see Leyburne, 15311, see Skilli-
corne, 1491^, see Stourton, 237,
see Tyldesley, 21311, see Westby,
213°; Ellen, olim Curwen, 237,
see Leyburne, 236°, see Stanley,
237; Frances, olim Holland, 237,
see Downes, 237; Francis, 237*,
254; George, 15311, 171*", 236°;
Henry, 14911; Jane, 237, see
Lamplugh, 237, see Morgan, 237;
John, 14211, 23611, 237*, 2391,
254*11; Katherine, see Catherine;
Margaret, Margery, 271, olim
Fytche, 25411, see Howard, 237,
see Kirkby, 23711, 239°; Mary,
254*°, olim Dodding, 23811, olim
Molyneux, 237, see Herbert,
237*; Nicholas, 237, 254*°;
Peter, 254; Roger, 254°; Thomas,
71, 72, 2330, 236*°, 237*, 24311,
246, 25 in, 254*11; Thomas, apos-
tate, 23811 ; Thomas, bart, als
Saville, S.J., 237°, 25411; William,
254*11, 266
Preston, Kent, 326
Preston, Lanes., 95°, 11 2°, 11511,11811,
11911, 12511, 14211, 148°, 14911, 151°,
15411, 15811, 15911, 16111, 16211,
163*°, 16411, 1 6911, 1 7011, 17111,
1740, 177°, 17811, 184°, 185*°,
18611, 193*11, 195°, 196*11, 197°,
19911, 200*11, 20111, 20311, 204*11,
205*11, 21211, 214*11, 22011, 23611,
243°, 24411, 24811, 249^ 25511,
340; Friar Gate, 168
Preston, Bardsea, Lanes., 213°
Preston, Holdernesse, Yorks., 261 *»
33
514
INDEX
Preston, Long, Yorks., 266
Preston Patrick, Westmd, 14211, 233°,
236°, 237°, 239°, 243*0, 254'^
Preston-Richard, Westmd, 236^^
Preston-under-Scar, Yorks., 274
Prestwich, Edmund, 226^^; Helen, see
Byrom, 2261^
Prestwood, Bucks., 8i*
Prettey, Robert, 308
Price, Prize, Anne, 132; Bridget, 311*;
Henry, 81 ; John, 81
Priestly, George, 417; Joseph, 417,
418; Mary, olim Skiller, 417, 418;
Robert, 418
Prince, Elizabeth, 82; John, 314;
Mary, 285*°; Richard, 276;
Thomas, 285*°
Princenhoff, 216°
Princethorpe, Warwicks., 184°
Prior, Eliz[abeth], 372; Tho[mas], 372
Pritchard, Eliz[abeth], 373
Prize, see Price
Proctor, Procter, Dorothy, 173; Isa-
bel, 245; Richard, 99; Robert,
274; Thomas, 245; , 99
Pruhome, Mary, 323
Puckett, Elizabeth, see Slade, 412
Puddicombe, Clara, olim Culcheth,
22111; James, 221°
Puddington, Beds., 79
Puddington Hall, Cheshire, 137^^,
175", 193°, I94^ 365
Pudsey, Clemence, see Kirkby, 240°;
John, 240°; Mary, 269; Mich-
[ael], 269
Pudsey, Calverley, Yorks., 273
Pugh, , Mrs, 336
Pullen, Pullin, Anne, 335; Catherine,
Kitty, 333, 344; Elizabeth, 331*,
332,333,334,344,345,346;George,
335 ; Harriot Catherine, 334; John,
333*, 334*, 336, 339*, 344, 345,
346, 351, 362; Joseph, 334;
Juliana Maria, 333*; J , 353;
Margaret, 335; Mary, 331*, 332,
344, 345; Michael, 336, 351;
Thomas, 336; , Mrs, 331,
333, 334, 336*, 346, 351*, 353
Pulley, John, 89*11; Mary, olim
Skinner, 89^1 ; Richard, 8911
PuUeyne, Pullein, Eleanor, 280;
Eliz[abeth], 280; Henry, 280;
John, 280; Mary, 278; Mercia, 278
Pulton, Eugenia, O.S.B., 23*-32
passim
Purbeck, Dorset., ^15^
Purbright, Pirbright, Surrey, 288
Purdye, Margaret, 283; William, 283
Purston[- Jackling], Fetherston,
Yorks,, 284, 310^
Purton, Porten, Wilts., 324
Pybume, Mary, 271 ; Richard, 271
Pye, Pie, Ehz[abeth], 186, 356;
Ellen, 131, 223; Isabel, 155;
James, 186; Jane, 137, 171;
Richard, 131, 223; Robert, 82;
William, 171; , 171
Pyke, see Pike
Pyn[n]ington, see Penington
Pyott, Charles, 304; Magdalen, 304;
Thomas, 304
Rab[b]its, Hannah, 392; Mary, see
Hurst, 390, 392. 393
Raby[e], Rabie, Alice, 176*; Anne,
176; Everil, 257; Henry, 263;
Isabel, 176; John, 263
Radborne, Lanes., 152'^
Radcliffe, Agnes, olim Thornborough,
252^1; Alexander, 230^1; Eliza-
beth, olim Potter, 230°; Henry,
138; Isabel, 138; Thomas, 252°
Radham Laund, Chipping, Lanes.,
170°, 2 1 611
Radsworth, Margaret, 103; William,
103
Rainal, Rainell, Edward John, 334;
Frances, 334; Margaret, 124
Raines, Rayne, Alice, 259; Anne, 259,
297 ; Ellen, 262
Rainford, Prescot, Lanes., 139, 210*°
Rain[f] forth, Rainford, Anne, 196;
George, 196; Katherine, 104;
Mary, 140, 210; Peter, 104; Wil-
liam, 140
Rainhill, Prescot, Lanes., 139*°, 209
Rainhill Hall, Lanes., 139'^, 19211
Rainhill House, Lanes., 13911
Rainsford, Ramsford, Rainsforth,
Eliz[abeth], 278; Richard, 297;
Richard,baronof exchequer, 326*
Rainshaw, John, 267; Mary, 225
Ralls, Catherine, 415; Edmund, 415;
Elizabeth, see Cooling, 417;
Frances, 414; Henry, 416, 420*,
421 ; John, 414; Matty, 418
Ramatha, Charles Walmesley, bishop
of, 152°, 366
Rampside Hall, Lanes., 238*1, 239",
252
Ramsay, see Ramsey
Ramsay, Lanes., 199°
Ramsbotham, Anne, 146; Jane, 146
Ramsbury, Wilts., 323
Ramsdell, Alice, 343
Ramsden, Ramsi, Bellhouse, Essex,
327, 328*; Heath, 321, 327
Ramsey, [Ramsay], Anne, 259; Ellen,
258, 263; Jane, 263, 266; John,
258, 263, 266, 297; Katherine,
297; Richard, 258*
Ramsey, Hunts., 86
INDEX
515
Rampton, Cambs., 303°
Randall, Francis, 320; John, 325*;
Margery, 325
Ranelagh, Jones, Lord, igi"*
Ranmauld, see Reynolds
Ranson, John, 301
Raphson, Anne, 126
Rapin, , priest, 69, 71
Ra[p]per, Eliz[abeth], 276, 283
Rascall, see Raskelfe
Rasing, Frances, 283
Raskelfe, Rascall, 267"; Jane, 267;
William, 267*
Rasoy, Resoy, Charles, 373*, 377;
Hannah, 376, 377
Rastrick, Halifax, Yorks., 273*''
Ratchwood, Ann, 353*
Ratclifie, Francis, 275; Margaret, 105;
William, 105
Ratherm, Katherine, 120
Rattlesden, Suffolk, 301
Rathmell, Alice, 170; Agneta, 274;
James, 176*; Margaret, 175;
Robert, 170, 176, 274; William,
174; , 176
Ravensworth, Kirby, Yorks., 271 *"»
Raventofts, Yorks., 2021^
Raw, see Rowe
Rawcliffe, George, 151; Jennet, 151;
John, 144; , 144
Rawcliffe [Hall], Lanes., i4on, 169°,
2oin, 204*n, 234", 239", 243°, 24911
Rawcliffe, Out, Lanes., iSi^, 205*"
Rawcliffe, Up, Lanes., i6o*n, 197°,
239°; St Michael's, 1900, 204*°
Rawcliffe Hall, Up, als White Hall,
Lanes., 190'^, 239^1, 241", 251^
Rawden, Katherine, 272
Rawe, see Rowe
Rawlins, Rawling, Anthony, 307;
Clara, 375, 385; Henry, 309;
Margery, 305 ; Mary, 324 ; Walter,
322
Rawlinson, Rawlynson, family, 252°;
Ellen, 131*, 223; Grace, 193°;
Margaret, 132
Rawson, Alice, see Birtwhistle, 1500;
Anne, 230; Hugh, 212; Thomas,
230
Rawstorne, family, 171"; Alice, see
Plesington, 175*°; Holcroft, olim
Hesketh, 175°; Robert, 175"
Ray, Jane, 159; Richard, 159
Ray don, Norfolk, 291
Rayleigh, Essex, 362
Rayley, Ellen, 264; Thomas, 264*
Raymor, John, 293
Rayne, see Raines
Raynold, see Reynolds
Reach, Reech, Benjamin, 80; Eliz-
[abeth], 277; James, 277; , 80
Read, Reed, Ann, 338, 355; Charles,
339; Edward, 333; Elizabeth,
274, 334, 339, 344, 345, 346;
James, vere Skinsly, 338; John,
274, 317, 324, 338; Margaret,
333; Mary, 323, 332*; Peter,
355; Susan, 88; Teresa, 333;
Thomas, 295
Read Hall, Lanes., 207°, 226*"
Reading, Berks, 82°
Reame, Dorothy, 171; Eliz[abeth],
171; John, 171*
Reddihalgh, Riddihalgh, George, 147;
Jennet, 147; John, 144, 151;
Margaret, 144
Reddington, Mary Ann, 346
Reddy, Stephen, 276
Redford, Richard, 229; Sebastian,
S.J., 340
Red Hasles, Lanes., 214*'^
Redhead, Katherine, 297
Reding, Edward, vere Bamber, als
Richardson, als Reding, als
Walsh, priest, martyr, 1831
Redlingfield, Suffolk, 300
Redman, Anne, see Calton, 248";
Dorothy, olim Lay ton, 237, see
Preston, 237; Grace, see Butler,
20411, see Travers, 170°; John,
priest, 250°; Richard, 170",
204°, 237, 2481
Redmayne, Adam (de), 24i»; Alice,
see Conyers, 241'^; Ellen, olim
Avranches, 241'^
Redshaw, John, 297; Katherine, 297
Redwood, Mary, 369
Reech, see Reach
Reed, Herts., 90*
Reeder, family, 179°; Edward, 179*";
Margaret, 179; Roger, 179
Reekes, Martin, 313
Rees, Thomas, 424
Rees ap Rees, see Turberville, 84'^
Reeve[s], Reave, Ehzabeth, 80, 81, 82 ;
Geoffrey, 288^; Jane, see Sher-
burne, 156"; John, als Haskey,
S. J. ,392, 395 /'rtss^'m; John Joseph,
als Power, S.J., 367, 368; Mary,
288*°; Richard, priest, 371;
Richard, als Haskey, S.J., 365,
367; Ursula, 272; Judge, 1560
Refoy, Char[les], 371*
Regan, Mary, see O'Donnell, 355
Registrar-General, 365
Reil[l]y, see Riley
Remington, Agnes, see Petty, 244";
Ann, 244^^; Catherine, 244^;
Dorothy, 244; Elizabeth, 244*",
olim Wilson, 244°; George, 244";
Henry, 244*'!; Isabel, olim Bam-
brig, 244^^; Jennet, 244°; John,
33«
5i6
INDEX
2440, Leonard C , 244°;
Margaret, 244°; Mary, olim
Ashbumer, 244°; M T ,
244°; Reginald, 244*°; Reginald,
protestant clergyman, 244°;
Robert, 244*°; Robert B ,
2440; Thomas, 24411; Thomas
Machell, 244^^; William, 244*^
Renals, see Reynolds
Renew, Henry, 85
Renny, John, 347*
Rendale, William, 269
Repley, Hants., 316
Repther, John, 85; , 85
Resoy, see Rasoy
Revill, Anne, 284; Gertrude, 284;
Richard, 284
Reyney, John, 284
Reymes, see Rheims
Reynold[s], Rannauld, R[e]ynould,
Raynold, Renals, Reynard, Anne,
306; Elizabeth, 120*, 124; Ellen,
120, 278; Francis, 2060; Hugh,
126; James, 395; James Philip,
206°; Janet, Jennet, 122, 124;
John, 85, 122, 124, 306*; Leila,
olim Roskell, 206°; Mary, 120,
278; Ralph, 278; Thomas, 120,
222; William, 125, 278, 281
Rheims, Reymes, 2, 7, 8, 11811, 126°,
148'!, 158°, i64», 2040, 225*0,
228°
Rhoder, Emma, vere Ewen, see Da-
men, 423
Rhodes, Anne, 148; James, 148
Ribbleton, Lanes., 184*°, 185^, 214°
Ribby, Reby, Janet, 207; William,
207
Ribby-cum-Wrea, Kirkham, Lanes.,
196°, 2oon, 206
Ribchester [cum Dilworth], Lanes.,
I55*n, i6in
Rice, Ryce, family, 221°; Anne [?
Jane], 122, 358*, olim Edwards,
358, 360, 361; Elizabeth, 126;
James, 126*, 218, 221*°; Jane,
126, 134, see Ann; John, 113, 361;
Katherine, 122; Margaret, Mar-
gery, 113, 122, 126, 221*11; Mary,
359; Mary Sarah, 358; Percival,
22i*n; Peter, 314; Thomas, 88,
22i*n; William, 358*, 360, 361
Richards, Anne, 307; Charles, 350*;
Henry, 107; Jane, 307; Matthew,
107; William, 307*; , 107
Richardson, Richison, Alice, 163;
Anne, 108, 278; Brian, 127;
Bridget, 271; Cuthbert, 190*°;
Edward, vere Bamber, priest,
martyr, 183°; Ellen, 178, 179,
190; Henry, 108; Isabel, see
Maire, 174*°; James, 79*, 107;
John, 107, 163, 174, 178; Mar-
garet, 107, 122; Mary, 96; Peter,
79*; Richard, 171; Robert, 271;
Robert, als Garbot, S.J., 365*;
,79
Richelieu, Ritchlu, duchesse de, 69, 71
Richmond, Richman, Anne, 148;
Cressey, 290; Edward, 148; Isa-
bel, 148; Jennet, 149; Robert,
149; Susan, 299, 301; William,
148; , 148
Richmond, Yorks., 254°, 365
Ri[c]ket[t]s, Ambrose, 412 ; Anne, 420 ;
Benjamin, 386; Bernard, 406;
Charity, 393, olim Gaulton, 395,
396*, 399, 400*; Eleanor, 324;
Elizabeth, 407, olim Ffrmage, 382 ,
384, 386; Elizabeth Charity, 423 ;
Henry, 393, 395, 396*, 399,400*,
415; James, 384; John, 382, 384,
386, 393*. 423; Julia, 400;
Rachael, 396, 406, see Osmond,
410, 412, 417; Samuel, 399, 400,
412, 415,417,420,423; Suzanna,
382, 412, 415, o/m Wallace, 417*,
420, 423; William, 369
Ricklinge, Essex, 89
Riddell, Riddle, family, g^^; Agnes
Mary see Gillow, 200° ; Anne, see
Tunstall, 271^; Charles, 200°;
Grace, 99; Henry, 199°; Ralph,
253*n; Mary, 374, olim Thorn-
borough, 253^1; Mary Margaret,
olim Widdrington, 2531^; Mary
Theresa, olim Gillow, 199°;
Ralph, 19911, 200°; Richard, 99;
Thomas, 253°, 271, 372, 374
Riddihalgh, see Reddihalgh
Rid[d]ing[e], Ryd[e]ing, Anne, 122,
210, 136, 151; Edward, 100, 121;
Elizabeth, 100, 127; Ellen, 121;
George, 127, 221; Isabel, 221;
Jane, 97; John, 127, 151, 221;
Katherine, 121; Margaret, 100;
Richard, 122; William, 222, 308;
, see Hulme, 184°; ,
Mr, 1840
Riddle, see Riddell
Ridge, Lancaster, 18311, 247°
Ridiart, Rydeate, Margaret,
William, 218
Riding, see Ridding
Rigby, family, 119°; Adam,
Alexander, 911^, 109'^, 119°, 213*'';
Alexander, O.P., iig^^; Alice,io3;
Anne, 96, 104, 229, 231; Brian
Edmund, vere Arrowsmith, see
Bradshaw, S.J., martjT, 118°;
Cecilia, 131; Dorothy, olim An-
derton, 239°, olim Standish,
106;
119°;
INDEX 517
234"; Edward, 119, 234°, 239°;
Elizabeth, see Chisenall, 91*°;
Ellen, 102, see Forth, 119°;
James, 109; James, als Barker,
priest, 109°; Jane, 109, olim
Laithwaite, 119°, see Kirkby,
239°; John, 94; John, vere Wal-
ton, S.J., 154°; John, priest, 109^,
165°; Laurence, vere James Bar-
ker, priest, 1091^, 220°; Margaret,
103, olim Jameson, 109°; Mary,
olim Cardwell, 165°, olim Rich-
ard, iio'i, see Tyldesley, 213°;
Nicholas, 165°; Rebecca, 119;
Richard, 110°, 231; Thomas, 96,
Thomas, priest, 109°; William,
131; , 165"
Rigg, Frances, see Middleton, 241°;
Richard, 2411
Riggs, Jeremy, 398; Mary, olim M^.
Sweeny, 398; Timothy, 398
Right, ,315
Rigmayden, Rigmaiden, family, 103;
Alice, 104; Christopher, 243*°;
Elizabeth, 104; Frances, 243;
George, 103, 104; Helen, see
Horsfall, see Kirkby, 240^; Jame,
Jennet, 103, 104*, olim Langton,
240°; John, als Rothwell, S.J.,
103°, 243°; John Maurus, als
Smith, O.S.B., 103°, 243°: Mar-
garet, Margery, 104*; Simeon
Benedict, O.S.B., 103°, 243^;
Thomas, 240^; William, 104*,
,104
Rilance, Richard, 221
Riley, Reil[l]y, Ryley, Clement, 209;
Edward, 355; Honor, 356; Isa-
bel, 260; John, 208, 356;
Rose, 356; Thomas, 260; ,
208
Rim[m]er, Rym[m]er, Alice, 122, see
Formby, 121'^; Anne, 120, 121*,
122*, 137; Dorothy, 122; Ed-
ward, 121; Elizabeth, 121, 223;
Ellen, 121, 122; Isabel, 122;
James, 223; Jame, Jennet, 122*,
123, 137, S5e Cuerden, 154°; John,
120, 122; Laurence, 122*; Mar-
garet, 120, 121, 122; Richard,
122; Robert, 122; Sislea, 122*;
Susan, 123; Thomas, 122; Wil-
liam, 120, 222, 223
Ringwood, Hants., 315
Ripley, Yorks., 261°, 278°, 279°, 280*0,
281
Ripon, Yorks., 278^
Ri[p]ton, Jane, 347; William, 347
Ripton Regis, Hunts., 86
Risbrooke, Benedict, 89
Rise, see Risse
Rishton, Elizabeth, 145*; Grace, see
Crook, 91°; Mary, see Hoghton,
211°; Ralph, 145*°; Roger, 211°;
Susanna, 145; William, 91'^
Rishton Hall, Lanes., 14511
Risley, Edward, vere Travers, S.J.,
170*11
Ris[s]e, Rize, Yorks., 261, 264
Ris worth, Hahfax, Yorks., 273
Riton, see Ripton
Rivenal, David, 332
Rivero, Solidad del, Marquessa de
Selva Nevada, see Gillow, 1991^
Rivers, Thomas Darcy, earl, 242°;
Thomas Savage, viscount, 256'^
River, Tillington, Sussex, 320
Rivington, Elizabeth, 97; Henry,
2470; Margaret, 247*'^
Rixton cum Glazebrook, Warrington,
Lanes., 115*°, 224
Rixton Hall, Lanes., 115°, 132'^, 2280,
365
Rize, see Risse
Road, see Roddis
Robbinson, see Robinson
Robbtham, see Rowbotham
Robert (no surname), 330
Robert Hall, Tatham, Lanes., 1460,
233^ 237, 244°, 246^, 249*S 2500,
254°
Roberts, Aaron, 374, 375, 377-384,
401, 409*; Anne, 375, 385; Cle-
mentina, 379; EHzabeth, 385,
386*, 388, 390, 391, 401 ; Frances,
382, 394, 409*, see Woodman, 419;
Grace, 143; Hannah, 374, 376*,
377, 379, olim Baily, 380, 383;
James, 143, 380; Jane, 379;
John, 374, 383; Joseph, 376;
Margaret, 306; Mary, 330, 331,
374*, 375, 376, 377, 378, 380,
385, 418, olim Heymes, 379, 381;
Mary Teresa, 378; Mercy, olim
Haymes, 382; Moses [Thomas],
377. 388*, 389, 394; Robert, 383;
Teresa, 394, 396, 401, 409*;
Thomas, 306, 374, 376, 377*,
379, 380, 381, 383, 394; William,
306*
Robertson, Ehz[abeth], 280; Frances,
280; Matilda, see Keating, 408
Robotham, see Rowbotham
Robinson, Robbinson, Agnes, olim
Ball, 246°; Alice, 262; Bartholo-
mew, 270; Edward, 177; Eliza-
beth, 299, 301, olim Snape, 146°;
EUen, 100, 120, 239,412; Francis,
262; Henry, 274, 282; Isabel,
103, 276; Jane, Jennet, 159, 175,
253; John, 85,1460, 201°, 289, 248,
249; Margaret, Margery, 177*,
5i8
INDEX
2oi*°, 294; Mary, 248, 270,
411, 412, 413, o/m Kilwine, 413;
Nicholas, 262, 274; Richard, 103,
159, 249; Thomas, 100, 124, 2oin,
253, 269; Thomas, cUs Shaw,
priest, 20111; WiUiam, 83, 85,
201°, 274. 412; , Mr, 132'!,
246°; , 85
Roby[e], Adam, 156; Alice, 156; Law-
rence, 104
Roby, Huyton, Lanes., 111°, 124°,
214
Rocester, Staffs., 302 *!»
Rochdale, Lanes., 112'', 229*
Rock[e], John, 274, 314; , 314
Roddis, Rodes, Road, Edith, 324;
Eliz[abeth], 170, 324; Isabel,
152; Mary, 374, 375*, 376, 378;
Robert, 170; Sarah, 323; Tho-
mas, 152, 324
Rodmell, Sussex, 319
Roebumdale, Lanes. , 255^
Roe Chffe, Aldborough, Yorks., 279
Roge, Joseph, ah St George, S.J.,
340*°
Rogerley, Rogerlye, family, 230",
231'^; Elizabeth, see Parkinson,
231^; Ellen, olim Chfton, 197°,
21 1*0, 230°, see Jenyon, 231*",
see Worthington, 231°; George,
197°, 211*°, 230*0, 231°; Henry,
1970, 211°, 230°; Isabel, 197°, see
Hoghton, 211°, 230°; Jane, i^i^',
Katherine, see Hoghton, 21 1», see
Osbaldeston, 23 1^, see Tyldesley,
230"; Margaret, olim SkilUcome,
230"; Mary, 23i'»; Richard, 230^
Rogers, Anne, 403, olim Hunt, 401,
403; James, 401; Thomas, 322;
William, 319, 401 , 403
Rogerson, Christopher, 95; Edward,
148; Jennet, 152; Katherine,
276; Margaret, 149; Mary, 148;
Robert, 276; William, 96; ,
widow, 209
Rogson, John, 221
Rokewood, Rookwood, Ruck wood,
Ambrose, 298; Elizabeth, olim
Tyrwhitt, 2980; Robert, 298*0 ;
Mary, olim Townsend, 298*";
, see Gage, 298°
Rolch, John, 292 ; , 292
Rollands, Clara, 411, 416
KoUe, Henry, 418
Romsdall, Alice, 341
Rome, Roome [English College, etc.],
3i 5, 33, 98*°, lion, ii^n^ ii6n^
117", 125°, 126*0, 1290,1390141°,
1430, 1480, 1510, 1530, 1380, 1640,
1660, 1700, 1770, 180*", 1820, i860,
1 870, 1910, 1920, 1930, 19511, 1960,
2000, 2010, 2020, 2040, 2070, 2080,
2190, 2240, 2280, 2340, 2440, 246",
249*0, 2510, 366
Roome, Anne, 271 ; John, 271
Romley, Wilham, 170
Ronton, Staffs., 304
Rooke, Henry, 87
Rook Street, Manchester, 2300
Ro[o]per, Catherine, O.S.B., 56, 57:
Christopher, baron Teynham,
34, 35; Edward Francis, 422;
Hannah, 42 1 ; Henry, baron
Teynham, 980; Jane, 102; Jemi-
ma, 421; Joseph. 421; Mary.
421, 424. olim Hooper, 422;
Mary, O.S.B., 30*, 31 to 35 pas-
sim, 56, 57; Richard, 87*;
Thomas, 102; WiUiam, 39; ,
see Gerard, 980
Roos, Rose, Anne, olim Thorn-
borough, 2510; Elizabeth, 338,
344, 346; Jane, 294, 343; John,
294; Robert, 338*; Sarah, 344,
345*; Thomas, 25 lo, 299; ,
294
Roper, see Rooper
Roscall, see Roskell
Roscow, Roskow, Ruscoe, family,
103*0; Anne, 91, 103; Ehzabeth,
91; James, 91; Jane, 91; Joseph,
Brother, O.S.B., 103; Margaret,
227; Roger, 89; Thomas, 103;
William, 91
Rouse, see Roos
Roseacre, Kirkham, Lanes., 196
Roskell, Roscall, family, 205*0;
Agnes, 205, 2060, see Vercelli-
Ranzi, 2050; Agnes Blanche,
2060; Alice, 2050; Allan, 2060;
Aloysius Joseph, 2060 ; Anne,
2060, olim Kaye, 2050, 2060, olim
Sidgreaves, 205°; Anne Eliza-
beth, 2060 ; Anne Mzxy, see Han-
som, 2060 ; Arthur, 2050; Augus-
tine John, 2060; Bernard, 2050;
Bertha, 206*0, o/,„, Butler, 2060 ;
Catherine, 205, 206*0, see Ken-
dall, 2050 ; Charles John, 2060 ;
Charles Robert Joseph, 2060;
Charlotte, olim Jones, 2050;
Edward, 2060; EHza[beth], 206*0,
olim Gibson, 206°, olim Tarleton,
2050, see Harnett, 2050, see
O'Connell, 2050; Ehzabeth Je-
mima, olim Moran, 2060; EUen,
205, 206, olim Tasker, 2050, olim
Wharton, 2050; Emily, olim
Swarbrick, 2060; Emma, olim
Wail, 2060, see Miller, 2060 ;
Eugenie, olim Fraquet, 206";
Florence Matilda, olim Saun-
ders, 206^; Frances, see jMark-
land, 205°; Francis, 206°; George,
205*°; George Potts, 205°; Ger-
trude, 206°; Hubert, 206°; Jane,
Jennet, 205°, olim Fox, 205"^,
olim Sidgreaves, 205^, see Spar-
row, 2o6'i; Joan Mary, 206°;
John, 205*11, 206°; John Gibson,
206°; John Wall, priest, 206°;
Joseph Gerard, 2061^; Joseph
Kaye, 20511 ; Juanita, 20611 ; Leila,
see Reynolds, 2061; Margaret,
olim Leemiug, 205°; Margaret
Mary, 20611 ; Marianne, see Brid-
ges, 205°; Martha, olim Crook,
20511; Mary, 206*°, olim Bleas-
dale, 205*0, olim Kay, 2061,
olim Lynch, 206°, see Arrow-
smith, 205°, see Codrington,
206°, see Lynch, 205*11; Mary
Bertha, 206° ; Mary Elizabeth,
see Swarbreck, 20611 ; Mary Ger-
trude, O.S.B., 20611 ; Mary Fran-
ces, 206*°; Mary Juliana, 20611 ;
Michael, 206°; Michael Gibson,
2o6*n; Philip George, 206°;
Maude, 20611 ; Nicholas, 11 81,
205*1, 206*11; Richard, 206*1;
Richard Butler, bishop of Not-
tingham, 2051; Richard Aloy-
sius, 2061 ; Robert, 205*1, 206*1;
Robert Nicholas, 2061; Rose,
2061, olim Greenan, 2061; Rose
Margaret, see Lee, 2061 ; Teresa
Mary, 2061 ; Thomas, 205*1, 2061;
Thomas Tasker, priest, 2061 ;
Wifrid, 2051 ; William, 205*1;
William John, 2061 ; William Lee-
ming,2o6i; ySee Arrowsmith,
1181
" Roskell, Arrowsmith and Kendall,"
bankers, 11 81, 2051
Roskett, Jabez, 277
Rosliston, Derbys., 911
Ross, Francis, 3041; Ursula, see Mac-
clesfield, 3041
Rossall, James, 183; Richard, 275
Rossall Grange, Lanes., 961, 172*1
Rossendale, Whalley, Lanes., 145
Ros[s]on, Elizabeth, 141; John, 135°
Rostome, Anne, 136; Thomas, 136
Rotherforth, Anne, 280
Rotherham, Yorks., 284
Rotherwas, Herefs., 376
Rotsey, John, 266
Rothwell, Anne, 116, 127; Ellen, 126,
221; Grace, no, 224; John, vere
Rigmayden, SJ., 2431; Margaret,
126, 221; Mary, 116, 128;
Thomas, 126, 116*, 126, 128, 217,
219, 221
INDEX 519
Rothwell, Yorks., 284*1, 326
Rouen, Roane, archbishop of, 49*, 65
Rouen [religious houses], 48, 49*,
50. 51, 53, 226
Roughley, Thomas, 156; , 156
Rought, Richard, 314
Roundhay in Barwick and Whitkirk,
Yorks., 1411, 282*1, 285
Round House, Ingatestone, Essex,
340
Rounton, West, Yorks., 274
Rourke, Catherine, 352; Francis, 352;
Margaret, 352
Rousselin, Nicholas, in religion Pale-
mon, Carthusian, 366
Routh, Yorks., 264
Ro[w]botham, Robbtham, 2871; Han-
nah, 2871; John, 177, 179; Mar-
garet, 177, 179; William, 177,
287*1
Rowe, Roe, Ravv[e], Agnes, see Ball,
2461; Ann, 357, olim Turner,
1671; Bridget, 356; Ehzabeth,
207, 292, 357, see France, 1691;
Ellen, 207; Farrel, 356; John,
1671, 356; John, priest, 246°;
Katherine, 267; Margaret, 207;
Mary, 207; Matthew, 207; Mi-
chael, 357; Richard, 292; Tho-
mas, 1691; William, 208; ,
208
Rowland, Thomas, 317, 318
Rowley, Ellen, 136; Mary, 304;
Ralph, 304; Robert, 304; Wil-
liam, 223
Rowley, Yorks., 264
Rowley Hall, Worsthorn, Lanes.. 1501
Rowsterth, Jennet, no; Robert, no
Rowson, Ellen, 109; Henry, 109;
Hugh, 109; Margaret, 109*;
Richard, 109; William, 109
Roy croft, Ellen, 224
Rozaker, Lanes., 1831
Ruddy, James, 355; Mary, olim
Staunton, 355
Rudstone, Yorks., 262
Rufford [Hall], Lanes., 931, 941, 1001,
1341, 1431, 1491, 1751, 1801, 2071.
2501
Rugge, Warwicks., 302
Rumfitt, Katherine, 278
Rumford, Anne, 102; Ralph, 102
Rummicus, Anthony, 293; Dorothy,
293
Rumworth, Dean, 2271
Rundall, Katherine, olim Smith,
279*1; Tho[mas], 2791
Runshaw Hall, Euxton, Leyland,
Lanes., 103*1, 119*1
Runyard, Alfred, 414 ; Augustine, 409 ;
Helen, 411; Humphrey, 418;
120
INDEX
J ane, 413, olttn Meaden, 409, 411*,
413, 414, 418; Richard, 403, 406,
408*, 409, 411,412, 414, 418, 422
Rusbridger, Jane, 318
Rus[h]brook, Anne, 331*, see Alders,
335; Ben[jamm], 321; Frances,
321; John, 332; William, 331;
, Mr, 331; , Mrs, 331*,
332, 344
Rushe, John, 300
Rusholme, Anne, 263; John, 263*
Rusholme, Manchester, 247^
Rushton, Anne, 92, 100; Geoffrey,
149°; Katherine, see Towneley,
149°; William, 92
Russam, Anne, 258; John, 258
Russell, family, 871^; Jennet, 232;
Mary, 279; Richard, 232; Robert,
279
Rustidon, Herts., 90^
Rust[ingt]on, Sussex, 319
Rutter, John, 105; Katherine, 116;
William, 130
Ryan, Bridget, 357; Edward, 357;
John, 337; Margaret, 348*; Mull,
O.S.B., 45, 46; Vincent, Cister-
cian, 367, 368
Ryce, see Rice
Rycroft, Ellen, no; John, no
Ryder, Jane, 308; John, 308; Mary,
308; Nicholas, 308*
Ryding, see Ridding
Rydal Hall, Westmd, 235°, 239°, 2^0^
Rydeate, see Ridiart
Rye, James, 176
Rylands, Anne, 109; Ellen, 115; Jane,
109; Margery, 109; Mary, 109;
Richard, 109*; Thomas, 109
Riloe, Thomas, 189
Ryley, see Riley
Rymer, see Rimmer
Ryther, John, 276
Ryvett, Trevett, 88^; John, 88
Sackville, Mary, see Neville, i*;
Thomas, earl of Dorset, i
Sadler, Henry, 287; William, 301
Sage, John, 298
Sailsbur)'-, see Salesbury
St Acheul, Amiens, 368
St Albans, Charles Beauclerk, duke
of, 11311
St Alban's college, see Valladolid
St Andrew's monastery, Northants.,
242°
St Bertins, abbot of, 40
St Chad's chapel, Manchester, 230°
St Clare's abbey, Darlington, 244"
St Davids, Thomas Burgess, angl.
bishop of, 219^1
St Edmundsbury, Lucan, 206"
St George, Joseph, vere Roge, S.J.,
340*n
St Giles-in-the-Fields, see London
places
S. Gotier's chapel in Church of
B.M.V., Ipers, 67
St Gregory's, Douay, 102°
St Gregory's seminary, Paris, 109",
110°, 164°, 220°, see also Paris
St Helen's well, Brindle, Lanes., 98*°
St Helen's Manor, Lanes., io6'»
Stives, Hunts., 86*
St James's, see London places
St John Street, see London places
St Joseph's orphanage, Manchester,
210°
S. Martin's, Ipers, 65, 69*, 67, 71;
London, see London places;
Rouen, see Rouen
St Mary's, Aughton, 135°; Lulworth,
366; Reading, 82°
St Mawes, Yorks., 240°
St Michael's on Wyre, Lanes., 166",
192^
St Michael's, Elswick, 166°, s«« Raw-
chffe, Up
St Michael's House, Broughton,
Lanes., 147°
St Michael's, Woodplumpton, Lanes.,
l82*n
St Monica's Augustinian convent,
Lou vain, 93°
St Omers college, S.J., 40, 58, 106°,
11711, 182'i, 189°, 201°, 202'», 208°,
219°, 22811, 229°, 340*
St Oswald's, Ashton, Lanes., 118°
St Peter's church, Lancaster, 255°
St Susan's church. East Lulworth, 366
St Thomas's priory. Staffs., 249°, 310°
St Wilfrid's, York, 199a
St Worth, Lanes., 249°
Sale, Salle, family, 340*; Agnes, olim
Urmston, 116°; Alice, 117°;
Anne, 117*°, olitn Nevill, 116°;
Edmund, als Nevill, S.J., 116";
Gilbert, 116*", 117*°, 340, 341,
343; James, 343; Jane, olim
Tristram,, 11711, 222°; Jennet,
192; John, 117°, 343; John,
priest, 116°; John, S.J., 117°,
340°; Mary, 117*°, 341; Phi-
lippa, 116, olim Wyvill, ii6n;
Richard, 116*°, 117°; Richard,
als Nevill, priest, iiGn; Thomas.
192; William, 115*°, 117*°, 222°,
341,343
Salesbury, Salisbury, Salisbury, Sals-
burie, Selesbury, 1481; Anne,
148; Grace, 148; James, 149;
Jennet, 179; Mary, 149; Thomas,
148, 289; , 289
INDEX
521
Salesbury, Blackburn, Lanes., 147*°
Salesbury, Salisbury, Hall, Black-
burn, Lanes., 14711, isq*"^
Salford, bishops of. John Bilsboirow,
162°, 175^^; William Turner, 167°
Salford, Manchester, Lanes., 164°,
226, 231, 247
Salford Gaol, Lanes., 113°
Salisbury, see Salesbury
Salisbury-, Sarum, Wilts., 321, 323,
324*, 325
Salle, see Sale
Salkeld, Isabel, oliyn Thornborough,
252°; Robert, 252^
Salter, Frances, 80; George, 80*; Re-
becca, 80
Salthouse, Alice, 189*; Elizabeth,
105; Ellen, 189; George, 189;
Jane, 190; Thomas, 189, 190
Salthouse, Norfolk, 296*
Saltmarshe, Saltmarr, Francis, 260*°
Salvin, Soliene, Ann, see F[o]ulshurt,
285°; Dorothy, olim Girlington,
24811 ; Frances, see Fairfax, j^^;
Francis, 74°; Gerard, 285*°;
Ralph, 28511; Rebecca, 285°;
WiUiam, 248°
Salwick Hall, Kirkham, Lanes., 167°,
169°, 172°, 189", 194*", 200»,
2o8n
Same, Nathaniel, 79
Samlesbury, Blackburn, Lanes., 155",
157*°, 158*^, 189°
Samlesbury Hall, Blackburn, Lanes.,
158*°, 17611
Samms, Cath[erine], 372; Eliz[a-
beth], 372; John, 372
Samways, Sam^'-ers, Catherine, see
Harvell, 390; EHz[abeth], 373,
374; John, 373, 374; Teresa, 373,
390; Thomas, 374
Sandall, Yorks., 284
Sande, see Sands
Sander [s], see Saunders
Sanderson, see Saunderson
Sanderton (?), Sandeuren, Bucks., 80
Sandford, Alan, 239°; Anne, see Leigh,
220°; Margaret, olim Kirkby,
239°
Sandholme Milne, Barnacre, Lanes.,
1911
Sandom, Eliz[abeth], 201; William,
201
Sandon, Staffs., 305°, 312°
Sandringham, Norfolk, 292
Sands, Sande, Sandy, Isabel, 94;
Mary, 258, 263; William, 94, 258,
263*
Sankey, Great, Prescot, Lanes., 118
Santos, U.S.A., 2120
Sant, Saynt, John, 200; Richard, 200
San ton, Isabel, 285
Sardinian Chapel, see London places
Sargison, Mary, 275
Sarle, Ellen, 100; John, 100
Saul, Christopher, 172; Ellen, 172
Saulnier de Beaureaund, Anne Isicho-
las Charles, Cistercian, 366; An-
toine, Cistercian, 367
Sa[u]nder[s], Ellen, 184*; Florence
Matilda, see Roskell, 206°; Mark,
206°; Mary, see Duckett, 235°;
Matthew, 319; Nicholas, coad,
S.J., 340*°; William, 235'^
Sa[u]nderson, Alice, 161 *°; Anne,
188; Margaret, 190; Mar>% 139;
Nicholas, 190; Nicholas, S.J.,
161°; Ralph, 139; William, 161°
Saunderton, Seagreet(?), Bucks., 80
Sauty, Christopher, 296
Savage, Elizabeth, olim D'Arc}'-, 256°;
see Langdale, 256°; J , 354;
Thomas, 256°; Thomas, viscount
Rivers, 256°
Savery, William, 123
Savile, Richard, vere Smith, S.J.,
365; Thomas, vere Preston, bart,
S.J.,237
Sawbridge, , admiral, 367
Sawdy, Daniel, 322*; , 322
Sawray, Anne, 268
Sawyer, Walter, 323*; William, 312;
,323
Sax[e]thorpe, Norfolk, 295*
Saxhow, Yorks., 22011
Saxlingham Nethergate, Norfolk, 293
Saxthorpe, see Saxethorpe
Saxton, Yorks., 285
Sayer, Francis, 264^; Helen, see
Smith, 264°
Saynt, see Sant
Saj^ward, Susan, see Champ, 384
Scahill, Ann, 356* ; Bryan, 356
Scale[s] Hall, Lancaster, 246°, 251°
Scalby, Blacktoft, Yorks., 263
Scargill, Yorks., 271°
Scanlan, Daniel, 348*
Scarisbrick, Scaresbrick, Alexander,
215°; Anne, 128, olim Eccleston,
217°, olim Parker, 216°, see An-
derton, 216°, see Ireland, 131°,
216°, see Messenger, 216°, see
Palmes, 216^. see Scarisbrick,
217°; Basil Thomas, see Eccles-
ton, III"!, 134°, 2i6*Q; Charles,
217*°; Dorothy, 216*°; Edward,
131°, 216*°; Edward, als Neville,
S.J. ,216*°; Elizabeth, 121, 21 6*n,
olim Atherton, 216°, olim Diccon-
son, 216°, olim Ogle, 216^, see
Lawson, 216°, see Parker, 0.16^;
Elizabeth, O.S.F., 216°; Ehza
[22
INDEX
Margaret, see de Biandos, 217Q;
Ellen, 105; Frances, olim Brads-
haigh, 216*11, Frances, O.S.F.,
216°; Francis, S.J. ,2i6*'i; George
124, 2 1 611; Gilbert, 216*°; Henry,
2 1 6*11; Henry, als Neville, S.J.,
216° scholastic S. J., 216°; James,
216*11; Jane, 124, 2i6'i; John,
105; Joseph, 216*°; Katherine,
124; Lettice, olim Tasburgh, 2 1 611 ;
Margaret, Margery, 122, olim Bar-
low, 2 1 61; Mary, see More, 216°;
Mary, O.S.F.,2i6°; Robert, 216*°;
Thomas, 216*11; Thomas, als Nev-
ille, S.J., 2 1 611; Thomas Joseph,
als Neville, S.J., 21611; William,
216*°; , olim Gerard, 21511
Scarisbrick, Ormskirk, Lanes., 133,
136, 21011, 215*°, 21611, 217*11
Scarisbrick Hall, Ormskirk, Lanes.,
iiin, 13111,17511,215*11,216*11,217
Scargill Castle, Yorks., 24811
Scholay, Schole [y], Anne, 283; Brid-
get, 284*11; John, 283
Scholes Hall, Prescot, Lanes., 132°,
154°, 1 9211
Score, Edward, 283; Mary, 283; Tho-
mas, 283
Scorton, Lanes., 173*11, 17411,19111,24811
Scorton Hall, Wyresdale, Lanes.,
16011, 16411, 173°, 191*°, 192°
Scotforth, Lanes., 247"
Scott, family, 10911, 23011; Alathea,
olim Anderton, 109"; Alice, 10911;
Anne, 120; Cuthbert, 2 3 on; Eliz-
abeth, 109°, 119, olim Hesketh,
10911; Gilbert, 85, 230°; Henry,
120; James, 119; John, 230;
Jonathan, 274; Joseph, 380;
Katherine, 296; Lambert, 230*11;
Margaret, 119; Mary, 10911;
Mercy, olim Elson, 380; Ralph,
109, 23011, 281; Richard, 275;
Robert, 296, 375, 380; Roger,
119, 23011; Thomas, 10911, 354*;
Thomas, vere Laithwaite, als
Kensington, S.J., 11 9°
Scrace, Edward, 320
Screwsby, see Skewsby
Scriven, Elizabeth 261
Scriviner, Henry, 79
Scro[o]p[e], Andrew, 316; Anne, olim
Plumpton, 28211, see Tempest,
143°, 28211; Bridget, 313; Cather-
ine, see Strickland, 19111; Edward,
282°; Henry, 14311, 28211; [Law-
rence], vere Anderton, als John
Brereley, als John Hart, S.J.,
"the silver-tongued," confessor,
2271; Marie, olim Beesley, 16311;
Simon, 19111
Sculthorpe, Norfolk, 295*
Seacroft, Whitkirk, Yorks., 276
Seager, Thomas, 322
Seagreet, see Saunderton
Seaton, Anne, 267; George, 259;
Mary, 259
Seavinghampton, Wilts., 325*
Seaward, see Seward
Sedbergh, Yorks., 268
Seddon, Sedden, Adam, 106; Alice,
119, see Jameson, 10811 ; Anne,
227, 228; Francis, 229; Isabel,
227; James, 229; Joan, 228;
Ralph, 10811, 228; Richard, vere
Jameson, priest, loSn; Thomas,
vere Jameson, priest, loSn
Sedg[e]ley, Staffs., 162*11, 303*
Seed, Ellen, 162, 169; George, i8i;
Isabella, 162; James, 168; Jen-
net, 156; Thomas, 155
Seeley, Edmund, 293 ; Pheboe, 293
Sefton, Sephton, Anne, 142; Eliza-
beth, 105, 130, 223; John, 19211;
Margaret, 126; Ralph, 142;
Richard, 132; Robert, 130, 223;
Thomas, 105
Sedg[e]ley Park [school]. Staffs.,
158*11, 19111, 247*11, 24811
Sedgewicke, Elizabeth, 307; Grosun,
307
Sefton, Lanes., 112*11, 125°, 1291', 132°,
13511,16711, 213°, 21711,21811,221*11,
25211
Sefton Hall, Lanes., 154°, 23411
Selby, Selbee, Samuel, 257; ,
O.S.B., 66; ,66
Selesbury, see Salisbury
Sellar, Selly, Mary, 276, 283; Thomas,
276, 283
Selside Hall, Westmoreland, 251*11,
252*11
Selston, Elizabeth, 82
Selva Nevada, Solidad del Rivero,
marquesa de, see Gillow, 19911
Sennick, Hannah, 423*; Rebecca, see
Hayms, 420
Sens cathedral, 367
Serge[a]nt family, 247; Andrew, iii;
Anne, 154; Dorothy, olim Thorn-
ton, 24811; Eleanor, 248; Ellen,
247, 253; Isabel, see Chorley,
154°; John, priest, 248*11; Leon-
ard, 154; Katharine, see Shur-
rock, 15411; Margaret, 248, 254;
Mary, 154; Robert, 247*", 248*";
Roger, 247°; Thomas, 154, 247*11,
248; William, 154, 247°, 254
Servant, Francis, 277
Sethwcrth, Henry, 224
Sevell, Sarah, see McNolty, 394, 395
Sevenocks, Seavenock, Kent, 326
INDEX
523
Seville [English College], i5o«», 163*
Seward,Seaward, Susanna, see Champ,
387, 389, 392, 393
Sexton, Katharine, 80; William, 80
Seymour, Mary, 370
Shackleton, Eliz[abeth], 144
Shackerley, Leigh, Lanes., 224
Shakelady, Agneta, 94; Alexander,
94; Cecilia, 103; Richard, 103
Shannon, Judith, 352; Mary, 352*
Sharnbrook, Cham brook, Beds., 79*°
Sharpe, Jane, 264; Lawrence, 218;
Mary, 217, 266; Richard, 266*
Sharpies, Alice, 163; Anne, 186, 276;
Dorothy, 102; Edward, 146;
Elizabeth, 90, 152, 157; George,
146, 158, 186; Grace, 158; Henry,
92: Jane, 146; John, 145, 152;
Matthew, 146; Robert, 157, 163;
Thomas, 102, 162
Sharrock, Shorrock, Alice, 158; Brid-
get, 91; Christopher, 158'^; Ellen,
158; James, 100, 158'^; John, 100,
1 01, 105, 130, 158°; Katherine,
olim Sergeant, 154°; Margaret,
97, 105, 130; Richard, 98, 154°,
158°; Robert, 91, 158°; Thomas,
loi, 158; William, 91, 98; Wil-
liam Gregory, O.S.B., bishop of
Telmassa, 15411, I58*^ 386*;
, 100*, 158*, 386*
Shaw[e], Shau, family, 278*; Anne,
278; Anthony, 152; Ellen, 99;
Evan, 159; Frances, 278*°; Fran-
cis, 278; George, 133; James,
268; Jane, olim Eaves, 2031*;
Jennet, 131; John, 118, 280;
John, S.J., 341*; Katherine, 87;
Margaret, Margery, 133, 284;
Mary, 145; Peter, 280; Richard,
99, 131; Robert, 152; Stephen,
281; Thomas, 155, 281; Thomas,
vere Robinson, priest, 2oin;
William, 145, 155, 188, 203n,
280; , 99
Shaw Hall, Lanes., 21711
Shean, John, 391*
Shebbeare, Devon., 289
Sheen Anglorum, Nieuport, 101°
Sheffield, Yorks., 246^, 275
Sheflford, Great, Berks., 82, 83*n
Sheld, Henry, 275
Sheldon, Ralph, quoted, 242^
Shelford, Margaret, 88
Shelf ord House, Notts., 208°
Shelford Manor House, Notts., 208°
Shell[e]y, Ehzabeth, 304; John, 304,
321*; Jane, 304; Ralph, 304
Shelton, Edward, 287*
Shenfield, Berks., 84^
Shenstone, Staffs., 308
Sheppard, Shepherd, family, 112";
Agnes, 282; Alice, 112°; Andrew,
188; Anne, 128; Anne Mary
Teresa, O.S.B., 112°; Anthony,
165; Cicely, 112*°; Ellen, 112,
231; Helen Augustina, O.S.B.,
112"^; Jane, Jennet, 133, 177;
John, 112^ 144, 231, 321*; Jo-
seph, priest, 112°; Margaret, 165,
231, olim Gradwell, 165°; Mary,
olim Blundell, 112°; Nicholas,
217; Priscilla, olim Barton, 112"^;
Ralph, 133, 222; Richard, 164;
Robert, 112*°, 128, 217; Thomas,
164, 194, 282; Thomas, priest,
112°; William, 112*, i65*'», 177,
206; , 321
Shepreth, Cambs., 85
Sher[e]burne, Sher[e]born[e], Shir-
burne, Shirborn, family, 105",
145°, 146°, 1471; Alice, 155;
Anne, olim Cansfield, 146°, 249°,
see Constable, 256*11, see Talbot,
161°; Catherine, olim Charlton,
146°; Dorothy, 80, 181, olim
Catterall, 147°, 156^, olim Mans-
field, 148"; Edward, 156; Eliz-
abeth, 152, olim Haydock, 183",
olim Walmesley, 145", see News-
ham, 172^^, see Shuttleworth,
147*0, see Weld, 14611; Frances,
olim Towneley, 147*°, 156°;
Francis, 147*"; Hugh, 161";
Isabel, olim Denman, 155°, olim
Hoghton, 184", olim Ingleby,
14511, 146'!, olim Knowles, 147°,
see Helme, 184°; Jane, olim
Reeves, 156°; Jennet, 146; John,
146*0, 147, 148; John Richard,
vere Isherwood, O.S.B., 146°;
Katherine, 1 56, olim Jones,i56*n,
olim Lathom, 147°, 156*0, see
Jones, 156*0; Margaret Margery,
147*0, olim Tunstall, 1470, 156" ;
Mary, 146, see Bamber, 1830, see
Fleetwood, 2400; Mary Frances
Winefrid, s^e Howard, 1460; Mat-
thew, als Tunstall, priest, 1470,
1560; Nicholas, bart, 146*0; Pru-
dence, 152; Richard, 145*0,146*0,
1470*, 155*0, 156*0, 1840, 2400,
2490, 2560 ; Richard, a/s Tunstall,
priest, 1 4 70, 1560, vere Taylor,
priest, 1920; Richard Francis,
1460; Robert, 147*0, 148*0, 152,
I55^ I56*^ 1840; Roger, 147*0,
155°, 1830; Thomas, 97, 147*0,
156*'*; Thomas James, als Tuns-
tall, O.S.B., 1470, 1560; ,
President O.S.B., 46
Sherbum, Yorks., 285 J
524 INDEX
Sherd[le]y, Shirdley, Margery, see
Eaves, 203"; Ralph, 203"^; Rich-
ard, 171, 172*°; Thomas, 186
Shereson, Frances, 267; John, 267*
Sheriff Hutton, Yorks., 272
Sherliker, Sherlican, Shorlaker, Shor-
Hker, Shurhker, AHce, 130, 141,
223; James, 130, 223; Margaret,
130,223
Sherman, John, 301; Margaret, 300;
Mary, 301 ; Samuel, 299
Sherrat[t], Ellen, 303; Mynerria, 305;
William, 303, 311
Sher[r]ington, family, 168°; Eliza-
beth, i68n; Francis, 168'*; George,
168°; Henry, iGS^^; Margaret,
i68n, , i68n; see Lemens
Sherson, John, 261
Shervill, Ehzabeth, 315
Sherwin, Anne, 272
Sherwood, Edward, 80; Elizabeth, 80
Shevington cum Welsh Whittle,
Standish, Lanes., 102
Shevington Hall, Lanes., 102°, 212°
Shiels, Shile, Catharine, 350*
Shifnal, Salop, 178*1^
Shillitoe, Anne, 283; Elizabeth, 283*;
Wilham, 283
Shilton, Daniel, 309; Jocosa, 304;
Joseph, 309
Shin, John, 90
Shinfield, Berks., 82
Shinkefeild, Thomas, 292
Shirborn, see Shereburne
Shipdam, Norfolk, 290, 291, 293
Shippon, Mary, 276
Sholvestrood [?] Sussex, 319
Shore, Alice, 269
Shorlaker, Shorliker, see Sherliker
Shorrock, see Sharrock
Short, Anne, see McBraide, 403, 407;
James, 394, 396*, 397*; Jennet,
159; John, 159, 400; Meriana,
318; Mary, 406; T , 397*;
William, 296
Shot[t], Shutt, Anne, 280; Clara, 296;
Elizabeth, 388, 401; George, 392;
Job, 269; John, 390; Joseph,
390; Mary, 269, 409, olim Brigg,
422, olim Soper, 385, 388, 390,
392, 394, 395, 396, 398, 400;
Richard, 398; Sarah, 422; Sus-
anna, 400; Teresa, 394; Thomas,
385, 388, 390, 392, 394, 395*,
396*, 398, 400*, 406, 409, 422;
William, 385
Shotter, John, 317*
Shot[te]sham St Mary and St Martin,
Norfolk, 289, 293
Shotter, John, 321*
Shoveller, John, 424
Showley Hall, Mellor-cum-Eccleshill,
Lanes., 138^, 150°, 152*°, 176°,
229^
Shrewsbury, , countess of, 66;
, Earl of, 66
Shrewsbury, 132°
Shurliker, Shurlicar, see Sherliker
Shutt, see Shott,
Shuttleworth, family, 117*'', 341;
Anne, 99, 117*'^, see Anderton,
23451; Bridget, o/tm Westby, 198";
Edward Woolstan, als Dalton,
O.S.B., 117"; Elizabeth, 118,
olim Sherborne, 147*°; Fleet-
wood, olim Barton, i63*i»; Fran-
ces, olim Urmston, iiy^, 219",
see Bradshaw, 117°, 219°; Henry,
118; James, 341, 343; John, 143,
147°, 343; Margaret, 143, 198°,
342; Mary, olim Holland, 117°;
Richard, 117*°, 147°, 163^, 164°,
21911, 23411; Richard, apostate,
11711; Thomas, 234^; WiUiam,
198°; , 165
Shuttleworth House, Bedford, 1 1 7^
Shuttlingfields, Higher, Walton-le-
Dale, Lanes., 165°
Shuvelan, William, 354*
Sibeth, Albert, 2001; Helen, olim Gil-
low, 200°; Werner, 200°
Sibley, Roger, 316*; William, 298
Sidall, Anne, 225*; John, 225
Siday, Syday, 88*^; John, 88
Sid[e]greaves, family, 148°; Anne,
olim Blanchard, 233°, see Fitz-
simmon, 1481^, see Roskell, 2051;
Christopher, 148'^; Edward, 148°;
Edward, S.J., 148°; Elizabeth,
see Cardwell, 165°; George, 148°;
Grace, 203; James, 148*^; 165*'^,
17511, 205*'!, 233°; Jane, see
Roskell, 2051; John Bernard,
O.S.B., 148°; Mary, 148, see Ed-
forth, 175°; Thomas, 148'^
Sidgreaves, Lea, Preston, Lanes.,
1 4811
Sidgreaves Lane, Lea, Lanes., 98°
Sidlesham, Sussex, 319
Signall, Alice, 182; Edward, 182;
Robert, 182
Sikerlie, see Skirlaugh
Silcock, Ellen, 95; Margery, 95; Rich-
ard, 95; Thomas, 158
Silk[s], Daniel, 403; John, 408; Julia,
405; Mary, olim Lynham, 403,
405, 408; Michael, 403, 405,
408
Siller, Catherine, olim Lucas, 410
Silliard, see Sulyard
Silverdale, Warton, Lanes., 231*,
232*, 236, 239*°, 254, 255"
INDEX
3^i
Silvertop, Bridget, olttn Whittingham,
i57°> 179''; Francis Somerled
Joseph, 179°; George, 157"^, 179^;
Joseph, 157"^
Silvester, Francis, 309; William, 309
Siiiiions, , S. J., 65
Simpkin, Richard, 222
Simpson, Agnes, 203, see York, 282'^;
Anne, 96; Hugh, 145; James,
185*", 203; John, 96, 187; John
Benedict, als Daniel, O.S.B.,
185°; John Cuthbert, O.S.B.,
185°; Margaret, 341, 343; Mary,
96, 185, 280, olim Withington,
185"; Richard, 96, 1851; Rich-
ard Benedict, O.S.B., 1851;
Thomas, 231, 280, 343; Thomas,
O.S.B., 1850 ; Tomasina, 280;
, olim Daniel, 185^^
Sinclair, Ellen, see Murray, 414, 416
Singleton, family, 194'^; Alice, see
Leckonby, 166°; Anne, 141, see
Bamber, 183°; Cecily, olim Ger-
ard, 166°, 1830; Christopher,
243; Cuthbert, 275; Dorothy,
olim Anderton, 234°; Elizabeth,
275, see Waring, 184^; George,
167°; Grace, 184; Henry, 141;
Hugh, 167'!; James, vere Swar-
breck, priest, 20111; Jennet, 185;
John, 184'*, 194; Margaret, 163,
olim Carlton, 167'^, see Barton,
180°; Mary, 165,556 Carlton, 167°;
Richard, 163, 185; Thomas, 166,
183°, 197, 234°, 243; William,
165, 180; , Mr, 1831
Singleton, Kirkham, Lanes., 183*",
200*11, 201°, 330
Singleton, Great, Lanes., i79n, 198,
199*°, 201*11, 202*°
Singleton, Little, Lanes., 198, 202°
Sinott, Catherine, 410; Henry, 408;
John, 406, 408, 410; Mary, 416,
olim Crane, 406, 408, 410; Pat-
rick, 406
Siser, see Sizer
Six, Francis Theobald Marcellus
Joseph, 338
Sixpenny Handley, Dorset., 86*
Sixsmith, Brian, 224
Sizer, Siser, Henry, 357; Lambert,
85; ,85
Sizergh Castle, Westmd, 1711, 227^
Skaife, Francis, 270; Isabel, 270
SkeckUng, see Speckling, 259
Skellat, Anne, 145
Skelmersdale, Ormskirk, Lanes., 133°,
215, 218°, 225*'!
Skelsmergh, Gilfortriggs in, Westmd,
235nj«i«^
Skelsmergh Hall, Westmd, 235°
Skelton, Eleanor, 281; George, 170
Skepp, William, 296
Skerlaugh, Skerline, see Skirlaugh
Skerne, Yorks., 269
Skerton, Lancaster, 236, 247°
Skevington, William, 79
Skewsby, Screwsby, Dalby, Yorks.,
272
Skiller, Skillar, Skiley, Anne, 134;
Catherine, see Lucas, 412, 416,
421; Charles, 422; Elizabeth,
402*, 404*, see Fook, 381, 382,
383, 388, 389, 391, 394, see Slade,
379; George, 403; Henrietta,
411; James, 376, 393, 402*;
Jane, olim Harvel, 385, 387, 388,
391, 393, 395, 398; John, 385,
387*, 391, 393, 395, 398, 402,
419; Louisa, 411; Mary, 376, 383,
388, see Priestly, 417, 418; Rob-
ert, 385, 402, 403, 404, 411*,
419, 422; Sarah, 387*, 389, 391,
421, olim Balsam, 411*, 419, 422;
Susan, olim Slade, 403*, 404;
Thomas, 398; William, 376, 383,
391,395
Skillicorne, family, 149'!, 192°; Eliza-
beth, olim Preston, 149°; Jane,
olim Hoghton, 149°; Margaret,
olim Hesketh, 149°, see Rogerley,
230°; Mary, 149*°; Nicholas,
149*°; Richard, 149*°; William,
149*°, 230°
SkiUing, Edward, 324
Skimkin, Skymkin,Edward, 1 30 ; John,
130; Mary, 130; Richard, 130*
Skinkir, Elizabeth, 331
Skinner, Skynner, Elizabeth, 85;
John, 288; Silvia, 288; Thomas,
294; William, 85
Skingley, Eliza[beth], 321
Skinsly, James, als Reed, 338
Skippen, Frances, 284; Nicholas, 284;
Peter, 284
Skipwith, Yorks., 277*
Skirby, Yorks., 259
Skircoate, Halifax, Yorks., 273
Skirlaugh, Skerlaugh, Skerline, Siker-
lie, North and South, Swine,
Yorks., 265*°, 267*'!
Skittlethorpe, William, 79
Skrinking, Elizabeth, 331
Skynner, see Skinner
Slade, Sledd, Agnes, 387, 402, 404,
405, 406, 409, 410, see Squibb,
413, 417, 422; Ambrose, 378,
391; Anne, 368*, 369*, 371, 376,
377*, 379, 380*, 383, 392, 393,
397; Anthony, 383, 397, 423;
Bernard, 372, 382, 388, 389, 391,
393, 394, 395. 397, 398, 407;
[26
INDEX
Charles, 372, 378, 388, 389, 390*,
392, 393, 394, 4", 412,414,415*,
416, 419; Charlotte, 382, 404,
olim Coombes, 388, 389,391,393,
394, 395, 397, 398; Clara, 384,
394, 413, see Squibb, 424; Ed-
ward, 370, 374, 377, 388, 389,
392, 420; Elizabeth, 371, 372*,
374*, 377, 385, 390, 393, 394,
395, 404, 405, 407, olim Puckett,
412, olim Yeteman, 380, 381, 383,
387, 390, 392, 394, see Penny,
408, 411, 416, 420; Emma, 402;
Frances, 373, 389, 39i, 392, 394*,
395, see Woodman, 396, 397,
399, 401*; George, 378,383,385*,
397; Hannah, 368, 369, 370*,
377*, 383, 397, 399, 400; Henry,
258, 268; James, 368*, 369*,
370*, 372*, 373, 374, 375, 377,
378*; Jane, see Moon, 383*;
John, 264, 374, 385, 402; Joseph,
368, 369*, 370*, 372, 373, 374*,
376*, 377, 378*, 379, 380*. 381,
382, 383, 384*; Judith. 374; Juli-
ana, 370, 372, 373, 392, see James,
376, 382. 384, 386, 388, 389, 391;
Julia[Anne],399,40i ;Lewis, 402*,
403; Lucy, 376; Margaret, 258,
401, 402; Mary, 264, 373*, 374*,
375, 376, 377*, olim Boyle, 378*,
379, 380*, 381, 382, 384, 420,
olim Montier, 392; Mary Anne,
380; Matthew, 388; Monica, 381,
399, 411, 413; Moses, 398; Peter,
389; Robert, 375; Sarah, 372,
381, 402, olim Grant, 383, 385,
387, 391, 392, 394; Stephen, 377,
388, 392*; Susan, 382, see Dine,
379, 382, 384, 387, see Skiller,
403; Teresa, 381, 382, 395, see
Coombe, 388, see White, 413;
Thomas, 369*, 371, 372*, 374,
387; William, 368, 372*, 374*,
377*, 392, 399, 410*, 412*, 416,
417,420*; ,372
Slaidburne, Yorks., 274*
Sla[i]ter, Slaitor, Andrew, 276; John,
259, 264, 382, 383; Joseph, 380;
Margaret, 333; Mary, 259, 264;
Ralph, 259
Slap, Margaret, 296; William, 296
Slater, see Slaiter
Slaughter, Anne, olim Clifton, 194°;
, Col., 194''; , 50
Slaughton [?], Sussex, 320
Slaving, Slaven, Daniel, 349; Jane,
see Hunt, 359, 360; John, 349;
Mary, 349
Slead Hall, Yorks., 2731
Sledd, see Slade
Sleddall, Margaret, 235
Slezack, Mary, olim Ball, 246"; ,
Mr, 246^^
Sligo, Ireland, 353*
Slindon, Sussex, 317
Slindon Hall, Sussex, 367
Slinfold, Sussex, 317*, 318
Sluman, Ann, 36
Sly, Martha, Patty, 339*, 345, 346
Smal[e]bone, family, 84'*; Dorothy,
olim Molines, 84°; Elizabeth,
olim Fettiplace, 84^^; John, 84*0
Smal[l]wood, John, 308; Thomas, 308
Smardale Hall, Westmd, 25111
Smarley, Doroth}^ iii; John, iii
Smart, John, 322; Thomas, 90
Smeaton, Isabel, olim Sothaby, 831;
Jane, olim Eyston, 8^^; Leonard,
83'!; Robert, 83*0; Thomas, 83°
Smeaton, Womersley, Yorks., 201°,
277, 284
Smeaton, Little, Birkby, Yorks., 275
Sme[e]thurst, Smethrusse, Anne, 118;
Katherine, 117; Richard, 118,
224; WilUam, 224
Smith, Smyth[e], Adam, 229; Ale-
thea, see Anderton, 143°; Alice,
203, 311, see Haydock, 167°;
Anne, no, 166, 172*, 250, 263,
275, 303, 342, 362, olim Brown,
16711, olim Haydock, 233°, olim
Mayhew, 335; Anthony, 318;
Benet, 335; CeciUa, 343; Charles,
baron Carrington, 143°; Chris-
topher, 202, 209, 273, 278; Dor-
othy, see Clifton, 208°, 312";
Edward, 85, 133, 158, 189, 315,
372*; Edward Gilbert, Xaverian,
167°; Eleanor, see Eyston, 84°;
Eliza[beth], 96, 130, 160, 257,
266, 278, 306, 309, 319, 356, olim
Walker, 233", olim Wix, 423;
Ellen, 91, 262; Frances, 271, see
Stonehouse, 74; Francis, 143°,
313, 337; F , 212; George,
84°, 118, 209, 224, 251°, 271, 278,
306*; Grace, in; Helen, olim
Sayer, 264°; Henry, 275, 309;
Isabel, 131, 223, olim Bradshaw,
251°, see Kempe, 251^1; James,
133, 160, 172, 196, 222, 233°,
261*°, 264°, 265*, 423; Jane,
Jennet, 196, 222, 264, 275, olim
Haydock, 233°; John, 88, 91,
130, 159, 193°, 227, 273, 309,
311*, 314*, 323; John, vere
Kitchen, priest, i65>i; John
Maurus, vere Rigmayden, O.S.B.,
243°; Joseph, 273; Joyce, 262;
Katherine, 96, 265*, 279*°, 309,
see Rundall, 279"; Louisa, 212'*;
INDEX
527
Margaret, Margery, 116, 130,
159, 160, 189, 203, 306, see
Blanchard, 233°; Mary, 91°, 115,
124, 133, 226, 264, 275, 314 ,315,
337*, 343, 356; Mary Ann, 337;
Maud, III; Michael, 322; Olivia,
321; Ralph, 116, 264*11; Richard,
79, 115, I67*^ 224, 274, 275,
312, 321; Richard, als Savile,
SJ., 365; Robert, 167*^; Robert,
priest, 167; Sarah, see Hansom,
16711; Stephen, 279*^ 288; Tho-
mas, 124, 208°, 230, 274, 312°;
Thomas, priest, 147'^; Thomas,
bishop of Bolina, 218°; Valentine,
309; William, no, 133, i66n,
167*1, i68», 233*'^, 264*11, 276,
282°, 325, 356; William, priest,
147°, vere Helling, 315, vere
Goodwyne, 316; , quoted y
155°, 156°, I62^ 166°; , 313
Smith Haw [?], Sussex, 319
Smithells Hall, Halliwell, Lanes.,
227*°, 23411
Smithson, Hugh, 270*°; William,
287; , duke of Northumber-
land, 27011; , widow, 198
Smowtom, Mary, 285
Smyth[e], see Smith
Smythson, Robert, 386
Snainton, Pickering-Lythe, Yorks.,
261°, 264a
Snaith, Yorks., 276*, 282, 283*
Snape, Andrew, 146*1, 190; Ehza-
beth, see Robinson, 1461 ; Ellen,
1461; Jennet, 190; Margaret,
190, olim Parkinson, 146"; Willi-
am, 190*1; , 147
Snashall, Robert, 320
Snawsdale, Anne, 261 ; Ellen, 261
Sneathby, see Snesby
Sneesby, Sneasby, Clara, 389, see
Linington, 389, 391, 392
Snell, Christopher, 319
Snellock, Henry, 301 ; Mary, 301
Snesby, Snezby, Sneathby, Clara, see
Linington, 394, 396, 397, 399,
400, 402, 404, 406, 409, 411
Snewe, Thomas, 309
Snook, Frances, 415; Joseph, 369,
407; Sarah, 424, see Northover,
380
Snoreing, Great, Norfolk, 295*
Snow, Ehzabeth, 267; George, 267*;
Richard, 256; Terence Benedict,
abbot, O.S.B., quoted, 1671, 2491
Soaper, see Soper
Sod[d]ington [Hall], Worcesters.,831,
132°, 2491
Soerwyn, Henry, priest, 330 .
Soho, Westmeath, 1931
Solomon, Ann, O.S.B., 57
Somerford Hall, Cheshire, 2411
Somerford, Little, Wilts., 323
Somers, Sommers, Frances, 261;
James, 261, 268; Ursula, 310
Somerset, Charles, 143"; Elizabeth,
see Anderton, 1431; , Earl of
Worcester, 143°
Somerset House, see London places
Somerside, Dorothy, 271
Sommers, see Somers
Somner, see Sumpner
Sooley, Edmund, 295
So[o]per, Soaper, Anne, 368*, 369*,
370*, 394*, 396, 397, 398, 399,
see Helms, 401*, 403, 406*, 408;
Clara, 368; Ehzabeth, 369, 370,
375, 376, 396, see Bramble, 415,
418, 423; Joseph, 370; Mary, see
Shott, 385, 388, 390, 392, 394,
395, 396, 398, 400; Nancy, 398;
William, 368*, 369, 370*, 371
Sothaby, Isabel, see Smeaton, 831;
Robert, 83°
Southall, George, 303; John, 308;
Mary, 303
Southampton, Hants., 312
Southburne, [Kirkburn], Yorks., 269
Southcott, Southcote, 57; John, Dr,
quoted, 2501; Mary, O.S.B., 20;
, Mrs 57
Southcott Lodge, Reading, 821
Southco[a]tes, Drypool, Yorks., 262
Southend, Essex, 362
Southenden, Jane, see Denny, 419
Southeme, Anne, 305; Elizabeth, 305 ;
Gilbert, 305; John, 305*
South Hill, Chorley, Lanes., 99°
South Kensington, London, 206^
Southlands, Bucks., 3051
South Newton, Wilts., 325*
Southowram, Halifax, Yorks., 273
Southport, Lanes., 1961
South Stanley, Yorks., 278*1
Southworth, Suthard, family, 157°,
191*1; Alice, 103, see White,
1901; Anne, see Barton, 1761,
191*; Catherine, olim Kay, 1581;
Christopher, a/sThompson, priest,
1 5 81; Cicely (de), see D'Evyas,
1571; Edward, 157*1; Elizabeth,
olim Langton, 157*1; Ellen, see
Urswick, 2391; Francis, 1571,
1581; George, 1581; Henry, 1581;
John, 157*1, 1761, 191*; John,
priest, 158*1; John, priest, mar-
tyr, 1581; Mary, 1581; Ralph,
1 581; Ralph, priest, 1581; Rich-
ard, 103; Richard, als Kendall,
priest, 1581; Robert, 1571; Tho-
mas, 1571, 1901; Thomas, priest,
528
INDEX
158°; William, 239^; William,
priest, 1 580; , olim D'Evyas,
157°
Southworth, Winwick, Lanes., 106,
157°, 228°
Southworth Hall, Winwick, Lanes,,
i88^ 208°, 228^
Sowerbutts, Jennet, 156; Mary, 186;
Riehard, 156
Sowerby, Thirsk, Yorks., 201'^
Spaeye, , priest [ ?], 328
Spalding Moor, Yorks., 256*'^
Spanish Place, see London places
Spakeman, see Speakman
Sparkes, Nicholas, 86 ; , 80
Sparrow, Fran[cis], 370
Speake, see Speke
Speakman, Spakeman, Dorothy, 120;
Ellen, 116, 120; Helen, 342;
John, 120, 222; Margaret, 139;
Mary, Maria, 225*; Robert, 139;
Thomas, 137, 139, 210; William,
116, 117, 120, 222
Speck, Hannah, seeCowland, 379, 380,
382,384,386,388,391
Speckling, [Skeckling], Yorks., 259
Spegg, Henry, 313*; , 313
Speight, Richard, 268
Speke, Speake, Alice, 151
Speke, Childwall, Lanes., 84^1, 112°,
113°, 125°, 211, 221*^
Speke Hall, Childwall, Lanes., 114*",
192°, 208°, 229°, 236°
Spelman, Tho[ma]s, 405
Spence, Cecilia, 278; Thomas, 278
Spencer, Alice, 103; Alice, 104*, 124;
Elizabeth, 104*; Francis, 83;
Henry, 104; Hugh, 104*; Jane,
314; John, 104; Katherine, 124*,
131, 223; Laurence, 103; Lewis,
79; Temperance, ioo*'»; William,
103, 124
Spen[n]ithornre], Yorks., 163^
Spering, John, 84°
Spettisbury, Dorset, 158
Spicer, Speycer, Spycer, Andrew, 83;
Eliz[abeth], 290; John, 317
Spin[c]ke, Alice, 285°; Dorothy, 284;
John, 285*°; Mary, 276; Thomas,
276
Spinkhill, Derbys., 222Ji
Spittle, Eliz[abeth], 265
Spofforth, Yorks., 279, 280*
Spooner, Mary, 308
Spotland, Rochdale, Lanes., 229
Spott, Martha, 83
Spredsburie, William, 323
Spring, Solomon, 79
Springsburg, Virginia, 226^
Spro[a]tley, Yorks., 259, 266
Sproles, Anne, 259; Ralph, 259
Sprotton, Northants., 91°
Spurrier, John, 308*; Mary, 308;
Nicholas, 308; Richard, 308;
Thomas, 307
Spycer, see Spicer
Squib[b], Agnes, olim Slade, 409, 410,
413, 417, 422, 424; Augustine,
422, 424; Clara, olim Slade, 424;
Eliz[abeth], 371, 372*, 373;
George, 373, 387, 409, 424;
Hannah, olim Hunt, 384, 386*,
387, 388, 389, 391, 393; James,
372, 384, 401, 405, 406, 409, 410,
413, 417, 422; John, 371, 372*,
373, 391; Joseph, 389; Mary,
386*, 388, 407, 410*, 412, 413;
Richard, 385, 389; Sarah Anne,
410; Teresa, 413; Thomas, 371,
384, 386*, 387, 388, 389, 391,393;
William, 372, 393, 410, 413
Squire[s], John, 89*; Mary, 273;
Rob[ert], 372; Sarah, 89
Staddlethorpe, Eliz[abeth], 279
Stafford, Catherine, see Tyldesley,
213'!; Jane Margaret, 418; John,
213"^; Mary, 414, olim Maughan,
418; William, 418; , 292*
Stafford, 302, 31011
Stagsden, Strigsden, Beds,, 79*°
Stainbeck Daine, Stonebeck Down,
Yorks., 277*'^
Stainer Hall, near Selby, Yorks., 186*
Staines, Middlesex, 287*, 288
Stainfield, Lines., 71", 282°
Stainsforth, Yorks., 274
Staining, Stayning, Hall, Lanes.,
166°, 167a, 1830, 234°, 235^
Stainingfield, Suffolk, 298
Stalmine - cum - Stainall, Lancaster,
159°, 184°, 20411
Stalmine Grange, Lancaster, 187",
209^
Stalmine Hall, Lancaster, 204^^
Stanastreet, Alice, 185; Eliz[abeth],
185
Stananought, see Stannanought
Stanbridge, Thomas, 79
Standanought, see Stannanought
Standen, Thomas, 321
Stanfield, Elizabeth, 100; John, 99;
Margaret, 94; Richard, 94; Tho-
mas, 100; William, 96; , 99
Stanfeild in Langfeild, Halifax, Yorks.
273
Standford, John, 311
Standish, family, 192°, 194°, 227°;
Alexander, 170°, 2071*, 211",
234°; Alice, see Anderton, 234°;
Anne, no, 215; Bridget, alim
Molyneux, 213"; Cecilia, olim
Bindlosse, 227°, see Towneley,
INDEX
227°; EdAvard, 94", 115, 2270;
Elizabeth, no, olim Howard,
227°; Frances, see Tyldesley, 90°,
213°; Isabel, see Lathom, 170°;
Katharine, see Heyes, 226"^;
Margaret, olim Holcroft, 115°,
see Hesketh, 207", see Stanley,
11511, see Tyldesley, 211°; Mary,
227*"; Philippa, olim Howard,
227°; Ralph, 90^, 196°, 2 1 30,
227*°; Richard, bart, iis'^; Tho-
mas, 115", 226°, 341, 343; Wil-
liam, 22711
Standish[-cum-Langtree], Lancs.,91",
93°, 96*°, ioo*n, io2*n, 119, 183,
211
Standish Hall, Lanes., 119'*, 170",
194°, 2i3'», 227*°, 234°
Standley, see Stanley
Staninought, see Stannanought
Stanlidge, Stanlinch, Standlynch,
Wilts., 323*, 324, 325
Stanley, family, 135'', iSo^^, 192", 366,
Anne, 135°, olim Culcheth, 139°,
181°, olim Wade, 390; Bridget,
olim Hoghton, I20»; Charles,
376; Edward, 120", 134*'^, 135*"^;
Edward, bart, 204; Edward,
baron Monteagle, 109^; Edward,
earl of Derby, 115"; EHzabeth,
135°, 281, 376, olim Wolfall, I35'»,
see Butler, 192°, 204°, see Form-
by, 120°, see Langton, 109";
Ellen, olim Preston, 237; Henry,
204; Henry, earl of Derby, 134°,
180°, 250!^; Henry, S.J., 135°,
i8i»; Jane, see Butler, 204'!;
John, 366; John, ba.Tt,see Stanley
Massey, 366; Margaret, 390,
olim Gerard, 134, 135", olim Hol-
croft, 115°, see Stanley, 115'';
Mary, olim Hesketh, 180°, 250^,
olim Tyldesley, 18011, 242°, see
Barton, 180°, 250°, see Cams,
242"; Meliora, olim Gomeldon,
181°, see Dicconson, 139°, see
Poole, 181°; Peter, 134°, 135*'',
215; Richard, 139°, 180°, 242°,
390; Robert, 340; Teresa, 381;
Thomas, 134, 135°, 139*^^, 180*",
i8i*°, 192°, 204*°, 250^; Thomas,
bart, 115°; Thomas, baron Mont-
eagle, 237; Thomas, priest, 380,
381; Thomas, S.J., 135°; Wil-
liam, 135°; William Stanley-
Massey-, 366; William, bart, 366,
375; William Massey-, bart,
I35°J , ^*^ Dicconson, i8i'»;
, lady, 372; (two),
O.S.B., 66*
Stanley-Massey, family, 365; John,
529
see Stanley, bart, 366; Mary,
see Weld, 378; Thomas, S.J.,
366*
Stanley, Wakefield, Yorks., 2780
Stan[n]anought, Stan[e] nought, Stan-
danought, Staninought, Stanny-
nought, Anne, 97; Eliz[abeth],
96; Jane, 132; Lawrence, 209*n;
Margaret, 132, 209; Mary, 141;
Robert, 96; Thomas, 141
Stanney, Cheshire, iis"^
Stanninghall, Norfolk, 299°
Stanous, see Stonehouse
Stansacre Hall, Myerscough, Lanes.,
213*0
Stansted-Mount-Fitchet, Essex, 88
Stanton, Anna, see Macmahon, 358;
Dorothy, see Erdeswick, 305n;
Francis, 306
Stanton, Devon., 288
Stanton Morley, Norfolk, 295
Stanus, see Ston[e]house
Stanwick St John, Yorks., 270*0, 275"
Stanworth, Mary, 147
Stapleton, Catherine, olim Murray,
421; Charles, 199°; Elizabeth,
see Gillow, 199° ; Gilbert, 139";
Jeremy, 414, 416, 421; John,
2070; Mary, see Stapleton-Breth-
erton; Nicholas, 1990; William,
420; , baron Beaumont, 1390
Stapleton-Bretherton, Mary, march-
ioness, olim Bretherton, 139",
see Gerard, 1390; , mar-
chioness, 1230
Stapleton, Stanwick St John, Yorks.,
275*°
Starke[y], Anne, 266; Elizabeth, 90,
olim Thornborough, 251°; Jane,
257, 266; John, 259; Katherine,
see Urmston, 1170; Mark, 257,
266*; Pierce, 251°, Thomas, 90,
1170
Starkhouse, Thomas, 274
Stathum, George, 327
Staunton, Mary, see Ruddy, 355
Staveley (? Standley), Yorks., 278*0
Stay[a]nhus, Stay house, Staynas, see
Stonehouse
Stayning, see Staining
Steades, see Steedes
Stedham, Sussex, 321
Steedes, Elizabeth, 257; Mary, 266
Steele, Awdrey, 280; Edward, 279;
Frances, 285; Francis, 280, 281;
Henry, 288; Jane, 279*"; Mary,
280, 281; Robert, 285; Thomas,
280; William, 280
Steevens, see Stephens
Stephen, olim Francis Hawkins, Cis-
tercian, 366
34
530 INDEX
Stephens, Steevens, Adrian, S.J,,
340*0; Anne, 78; Jane, 421, 424;
John, 82; Joseph, 421; Patrick,
356; Thomas, 78; William, 421
Stephensen, Stephenson, see Steven-
son
Steppingley, Beds., 79
Stetchworth, Cambs., 85
Stevenson, Stephenson, Alice, 129;
Clement, 269; Francis, 86; Jane,
268; John, 129; Margaret, 128,
282; Mary, 137; Thomas, 137,
282
Steventon, Berks., 8411
Stewart, Steward, see also Moore;
Ciceley, 99; Daniel, 404*, 407;
Elizabeth, olim Mony, 404, 407;
George, 99; James, 407; Judith,
see Gerard, 107°, 2^^>^^, Mary,
276°; Nicholas, 107^, 228°; Zach-
ary, protestant clergyman, 276*'^;
, 277^^
Steyning, Stening, Sussex, 317, 318*,
319
Still, Robert, 87; Samuel, 245°
Stillingfleet, Yorks., 264
Stillington, Yorks., 275
Stinton, John, 89
Stirropp, Alice, 225*
Stith, Clarencia, 197*; Edward, 196;
Richard, 197; Margaret, 197
Stoake, Norfolk, 290
Stoak Ferry, Norfolk, 296
Stock, Anne, 104; Ellen, 112, 217;
Peter, 104, 217; William, 126
Stock, Essex, 329*, 330*, 331*, 338*,
339*, 344*, 349, 35©, 353, 357,
358, 360, 363
Stock Common, Essex, 329
Stock Hall, als Greenwoods, Essex,
329
Stock Harvard, Essex, 327
Stockdale, Stockdell, Anne, 270;
Anthony, 294; Eleanor, 270;
George, 294, 296; William, 270
Stockee, Edward, 164
Stockenbridge Hall, Tarnacre, Lanes.,
igi*n^ 192*'^, 233^1
Stockenbridge Manor, Tarnacre,
Lanes., 132°, 166^
Stockham, John, 323
Stockhow Hall, Cumberland, 240^
Stockley, Edward, 11 1; Katherine,
iii; Richard, 11 1
Stocksfield HaU, Northd, 2050
Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, iSj^
Stoddard, Edward, 311*; Elizabeth,
311
Stoke, see Stoake
Stoke Goldington, Bucks., 80
Stoke-juxta-Nayland, Lanes., 299a
Stokes, Jane, 312; Joyce, 312; Wil-
liam, 312*
Stokyn Hall, Holywell, Flint, 205*^
Stone, Edward, 289; John, 319;
John, vere Andrew Stonehouse,
S.J., 73*-^
Stonebeck Down, Stainbeck Daine,
Yorks., 277*0
Stonebeck, Kirkby Malzeard, Yorks.,
277
StonecHffe, Matthew, 272
Stone Easton, Somerset, 365*
Ston[e] house, Stonas, Stay[a]nhus,
Stay house, Staynas, Stan [o] us,
Alice, 73; Andrew, als John
Cuthbert, als John Fairfax, als
John Stone, als Andrew Town,
S.J., 73*; Anne, O.S.A., 73*;
Christopher, 73*, 74*°; Cuthbert,
73°, 74* » Frances, olim Smith, 74 ;
Joseph, 73*0, 74*; Mary, O.S.A.,
73*, 74*; Thomas, 73, 74*; Ur-
sula, 74*0
Stonor, Stoner, Constance, 79*; Mary,
79*; , Mr, 2350
Stoneycroft, Liverpool, 206^
Stonyhurst, Lanes., 1050, 1250,145*1,
146*0, 1470, 1560, 1840, 2400,
2490, 256*0, 365, 367, 368
Stopford, Jane, 94; John, 94; Mar-
garet, 105; William, 105
Stopridge, Dorothy, 203 ; William, 203
Stopworth, William, 107
Stor[r]y, Dorothy, 266; Francis, 266;
George, 266; Isabel, 256; John,
256, 266; Mary, 255; Thomas, 145
Stoughton, Staughton, Sussex, 317
Stourmouth Court, Lanes., 1990
Stourton, Elizabeth, olim Preston,
237; William, baron, 237; ,
baron, 2470
Stout, Isabel, 242; William, quoted,
157''
Stowford, Wilts., 325
Stoydell, Anthony, 292 ; George, 292
Straits Settlements, 1480
Stramford, William, 309
Strange, le, Nicholas, bart, 295
Strangmore, Jane, 317; Ralph, 317
Stratford-on-Avon, Warws., 910
Stratton Strawless, Strayles, Norfolk,
291
Stratton St Michael, Norfolk, 289
Straweke, John, 85 ; Mary, 85
Street, Anne, 313; Frances, 313;
George, 313; John, vere Cope-
land, priest, 2450; Thomas, 308,
317
Street, Francis, 392
Supple, Honor, see Bankes, 392*
Streetley, Berks., 83
INDEX 531
Stretford, Stratford, Manchester,
Lanes., 122°, 164°, 225*'», 226'*
Stretton, Cheshire, 117a, 31 1^
Strewton, Wilts., 325
Strickland, Barbara, see White, 191";
Catherine, olim Scroop, 191'';
Cecilia, olim, Towneley, 227°;
Robert, 171'*; Roger, 191'^; Tho-
mas, 227°; Walter, \^t°-
Strickland, Great, Westmd, 176°
Strickland, Little, Westmd, 241^
Strigsden, see Stagsden, 79*^
Stringfellow, Edward, 209
Struton, Robert, 245
Stubbe, Stubbin, Eliz[abeth], 272;
Margery, 270; Nicholas 270
Stubbington, William, 316
Stubble, Jane, 145
Stubbs, Amy, 310; Anne, 310; Wil-
liam, 310*
Stubbswalden, Womersley, 284
Studert, Studart, Anne, 242; Hugh, 97
Studley, Warwicks., 221°
Studley, Yorks., 178^
Sturdy, Martha, 280; William, 280
Sturges, Richard, 318
Stu[r]ston, Sturson, Sufifolk, 300, 302
Sturzaker, Stirzaker, Alice, 181, 231;
Andrew, 196; Anne, 171, 181;
Edward, 181*; Elizabeth, 171,
189, 196; Isabel, 175; Jane, 181;
John, 171, 175; Richard, 181;
Robert, 198, 231; Thomas, 92,
181; •, 198
Sturzaker, Garstang, Lanes., 250^
Sturzaker Houses, Catterall, Lanes.,
17411
Stydd, Button, Lanes., 146*°, 147°
Subberley, Richard, 305
Suckling, John, 88
Sud[d]all, Sudell, Anna, 161; Kath-
erine, see Thornborough, 252°;
Thomas, 161, 252°
Suffield, Anne, 290, 291; Edward,
290, 291, 293; Elizabeth, 290,
292 ; Nicholas, 290, 292
Suggar, Barbara, 292, 295; Eliz-
[abeth], 292, 295; John, 291,
292; Robert, 292, 295
Sugsworth, Grace, 271; John, 271
Sulgrave, Northants., 242*0
Sulyard, Suliard, Silliard, family,
88i»; Edward, 302*; John, 88;
Mary, 302; , widow, 302;
, 302
Sulhamstead-Bannister, Berks., 82»,
83
Sullivan, Anne, see McNamara, 414;
Catherine, see Nevil, 403; Ellen,
423, olim Clements, 423; John,
423; Philip, 417
Sumberford, Agatha, 308; Eliza-
betha, 308; Esther, 308
Summer, see Sumpner
Summerfield Court, Kent, 1810
Sumpner, Summer, Somner, 91*0;
Alice, 91; Anne, 91, 122; Charles,
137'!; Elizabeth, 195°, see Faz-
akerley, gi''; Ellen, 122; John,
gi^i, 137°, igs"^; Thomas, 122,
194; William, 91
Sunbury, Middlesex, 287
Sunderland Bridge, Durham, 249"^
Sunderland Hall, Durham, loo"!,
I44*n, 194^, 198°, 231a
Suntlow, Thomas, 123
Supple, John, 321; Mary, 417, olim
Walsh, 412, 417; William, 412*,
417
Sutch, Katherine, 124; Margaret,
134; Robert, 124
Suthaby, Anne, 266
Sutler, Anne, 188
Sutton, Alice, 122; Anne, 120, 256,
266, 276; Christopher, 121;
Cislea, Sislea, 122, 222; Eliza-
beth, 121, 122, 335, 339; Ellen,
121; Evan, 311; George, 122;
Gilbert, 122; Isabel, 120, 122,
141, 179, 222; James, 121, 122;
Jane, 115, 120*, 121*, 122, 222;
Jennet, 120; John, 120, 121, 222,
311; Katherine, 128, 311; Mar-
garet, Margery, 121, 122; Mary,
119; Richard, 121; Sislea, see
Cislea; Thomas, 122; William,
122*
Sutton, Prescot, Lanes., 139
Sutton, Yorks., 261°, 267^
Sutton Court, Middlesex, 235"
Sutton Bishop's, Hants., 314
Sutton Hall, Cheshire, 227*0
Sutton Hall, Lanes., 1270
Sutton Manfeild [Mandeville], Wilts.,
324
Swaf[flham, Norfolk, 290, 292, 294,
296
Swaile, Swayle, Eleanor, 280; Eliz-
abeth, 280; Jane, 278; John, 280
Swaine, Jos[eph], 369
Swallow, Mary, see May hew, 361
Swanage, Dorset., 394*
Swanton, William, 316, 325
Swanton Morley, Norfolk, 292
SwarbreckHall,Weeton[-eum-Preese]
Lanes., i960, 201°, 252°
Swarbreck, Swarbrick, see Swart-
breek
Swarme, Robert, 80
Swar[t]breck, Swartbrooke, Swar-
brick, family, 201°; Agnes, 201°;
Anne, 208, olim Worswick, 2010;
34«
53«
INDEX
Charles, priest, 20 1»; Charles
McCartney, 206°; Edward, 201*^;
Edward, priest, 2oi>i; Emily,
see Roskell, 206°; Elizabeth,
20in, see Barrow, 20711; George,
202; James, 201°; James, priest,
20in, als Singleton, 201°; Joan,
171; John, 2oi*D; John, priest,
201^^; Lucy, 20111; Margaret, olim
Newsham, 201'^; Mary Ehzabeth,
olim Roskell, 206°; Milo, 200;
Robert, 201 ; Robert, als Walker,
priest, 20IJ1; Thomas, 201 *n;
206°; Thomas Oswald, O.S.B.,
2011; William, 201°, 202
Swayle, see Swaile
Sweeny, Jane, 353; Martin, 353;
Thomas, 353
Sweetlove, Jennet, 244; Mary, 244;
Thomas, 244^^; William, 244*°
Swenson, Jane, 239
Swift, Dorothy, 124; Henry, 124
SwiUy, Hugh, 352*
Swinburne Castle, Northd, 199°,
200°, 253»i
Swindon, Wilts., 322
Swin[d]lehurst, Anne, 192; Chris-
topher, 192*0; Isabel, 149; Mar-
gery, see Harries, 1561^; Richard,
149; Robert, 156°
Swine, Yorks., 261 *», 262*, 267*, 268*,
326
Swinlehurst, see Swindlehurst
Swineshead, Swanshead, Wyresdale,
Lanes., 173
Swingflete, Mary, 283
S win [g]flete,Whitgift, Yorks., 276, 283
Swinton, Staffs., 304
Swyncombe, Oxon., 83^^
Swynnerton Hall, Staffs., 195^
Swyre, Dorsets., 8711
Syday, see Siday
Sydney, Roger Vaughan, archbishop
of, 373°
Sykes, Andrew, 173; Dorothy, 173;
Edward, 173*; John, 173*; Mar-
garet, 173; Thomas, 173; ,
173*
Sykes House, Lanes., 157°
Symcocke, Alice, see Baines, 177°;
George, 177°
Sym[m]on[d]s, Symmes, John, 290*",
291, 294; Thomas, 316, 320;
,316
Syms, Thomas, 87, 313*, 315; ,313
Syndall, [Snydall], Normanton,
Yorks., 286*n
Syon, 200^
Tabley, De, , baron, 159*°
Tabley Hill, Cheshire, 1340
Tacye, William, 321
Tadlowe, Cambs., 85
Tagg, The Cottam, Lanes., i8o*n
Talacre [Hall], FUnts., 127°, 139".
141°, 2I2n
Talbot[t], Tallbot, family, 1590;
Alice, 265; Anne, 159, olim
Parkinson, 159*'*, olim Sher-
burne, 161°, see Hothersall, 161°;
Dorothy, 159, olim Wilford,
159°, see Warren, 159*°; Dow-
derst, 282^1; George, 159*°, 297;
[James], bishop of Byrtha, 329;
John, 14711, 159*'^; John, O.S.F.,
159°; Katherine, 282"; Mar-
garet, 297, olim Westby, 159";
Mary, 309, olim Barlow, 159°;
Michael, 282; Paul, 265; Rich-
ard, 159; Robert, 108; William,
352; William, S.J., 159^; ,
Mr, 282°
Tanckerd, William, 279
Tanfield, John, 257, 267; Mary, 257
Tanner, Andrew, 290, 293; Anne, 314;
Frances, 290; , 293
Tapin,HughBede,i;5»'eHelme,O.S.B.,
167°
Taplow, Taploe, Bucks., 80, 81
Tarbuck, Tarbock, family, 236°;
Edward, 236*°; George, 236";
John, 138; Margaret, olim Nor-
reys, 236°; William, 236*'^
Tarbock [Hall], Huyton, Lanes., 213,
236*11
Tarl[e]ton, Alex[ander], 129, 222;
Anne, 129, 217; Edward, 133,
141*'*, 222; Elizabeth, 112, 129,
222, see Roskell, 2051; Ellen, see
Hawarden, 141°; Isabel, 153;
Margaret, 129*, see Dennett,
1411^; Mary, 141°, 211; Robert,
217; Thomas, 145; William, 129,
141°, 144, 205°; Winefrid, see
Fazakerley, 141'^; , Mr,
206°
Tarleton, Lanes., 92, 154°
Tarnacre, Upper Rawcliffe, Lanes.,
190*°, 191^^, 192*11
Tarnacre Hall, Upper Rawcliffe,
Lanes., 153°, 1601^, i8i'i
Tasburgh, John, 292; Letitia, see
Scarisbrick, 216°; Peregrine, 2 1 6«,
292
Tasker, Anne, 260, 263*11; Cislea,
223; Elizabeth, I.B.V.M., 263°;
Ellen, see Roskell, 205°; John,
155, 162; Joseph, 263; Margaret,
162; Peter, 94; Robert, 223°;
Simon, 260, 263*11; Thomas,205°;
,94
Tate, William, 318
INDEX
533
Tatenhill, Staffs., 309
Tatham, Mary, 274
Tatham [-cum-Ireby], Lanes., 232*,
233°, 249°, 255°
Tatlock, Ellen, olim Fazakerley, 132°;
Edward, 132*'!, 209*"; Henry,
132*°; Henry, als Forster, S.J.,
132°; James, 132'^; Jane, 132,
209, see Mascy, 132°; John, 120,
132*°, 209, 222; Margaret, 120*;
Mary, 132, 209, olim Eccles, 132'^;
Richard, 132*'^; Thomas, 132*°;
Thomas, priest, 132°; William,
120, 209; , olim Lancaster,
132^
Tatlock House, Kirby, Lanes., 132°
Tattershall, Anne, 323; John, 323*
Taunton, Somerset, 298
Taylor, Tayler, Agnes, 116; Ahce,
103*, 167, 181 ; Alice Mary, 359* ;
Anne, 280; Catherine, see East-
wood, 359; Dorothy, 297; Eliz-
abeth, 160, 186, 209, 260, 293,
294; Ellen, Ellinor, 114, 138, 210,
211; Frances, 357; Helen, see
Cardwell, 164°; Henrietta Eliz-
abeth, 360*; George, 181; Grace,
167; James, 209; Jane, Joan, 93,
96, 133, 222, 228, 250; Jeremy,
86; John, 93, 96, 128, 167*, 275,
318, 320; Katherine, 102; Mar-
garet, 108*, 133, 222; Mary, 133,
275, see Culcheth, 220°; Maxi-
mil, 285; Nicholas, 220; Ralph,
220°; Richard, 116, 133; Rich-
ard, als Sherburne, priest, ig'Z'^;
Robert, 114, 136, 153, 250; Tho-
mas, 103, 211; William, 102, 181,
189, 312, 319, 353; Winefred,
see Ball, 246°; , 246^, 312
Teale, Teile, Eliz[abeth], 281, 285;
Emanuel, 285
Teane, Staffs., 305
Teare, Barnaby, 305
Teevan, J , 347
Tegg, Thomas, 82
Teigh, , Mrs, 337
Teignmouth, Devon, i ; Abbey of S.
Scholastica, i
Teile, see Teale
Telmessa, William Gregory Shar-
rock, bishop of, 154^^, 158*",
386*
Telscomb, Sussex, 319
Tempest, family, 11 711, 150°, 281°;
Anne, olim Scrope, 143°, 282°;
Elizabeth, 274, 281*°, olim
Grimshawe, 28i*i», 282°; Jane,
274, 2820, olim Meriall, 282°;
John, 274, 281'^, 282*°; Kather-
ine, 281°, olim Lawson, 281°, see
Anderton, 143°, see Yorke, 282";
Mary, O.S.B., 282°; Richard,
281 *n, 282°; Robert, 2810, 297;
Stephen, i43n, 28i*n, 282*°;
Susan, olim Oglethorpe, 282°;
Thomas, 143°, 274, 282*'*; Wine-
frid, 297
Tennant, Dorothy, 296; Easter, 269;
Eliz[abeth], 269; James, 269
Tenham, see Teynham
Tenney, Francis, 256, 265, 276;
George, 276; John, 265
Tennison, Tennyson, Anne, 259, 268
Terick, Margaret, 356
Terrey, Thomas, 320
Testart, John, 226'^; , see Holker,
226''
Tettenhall Regis, Staffs., 310
Tewin[g], Herts., 90*
Tewiton, Richard, 292
Tewksbury, Tweksbury, Dewksbury,
Tuerksbury, Stewksbury, Mary,
see Dorey, 408, 411, 414, 419;
Sophy, see Davis, 413, 414, 416,
422, 423, 424
Teynham, baron of, Christopher
Roper, 34, 35; Henry Roper,
baron, 98'*; Mary Roper, O.S.B.,
30, 35
[Teynham], Tenham, Kent, 39
Thackrey, Mary, 277
Tharfield, Herts., 90*
Thatcham, Berks., 83^
Thatcher, Richard, 82
Theakeston, Eleanor, 274; John, 274
Thelfall, see Threlfall
Theipjow, Henry, 122; Isabel, 122;
Mary, 128; Thomas, 128, 218
Thel[ve]ton, Norfolk, 290*'^, 291, 294
Thelwall, Alice, 106*; Anne, 106;
Henry, 106; Jane, 106
Thelwall, Cheshire, 115^
Theobald, OHver, 326*
Thetford, Norfolk, 290, 291
Thierry, Nic[olas], S.J., 340
Thimble[s]by, Thymelbye, Thimble-
bee, Anne, 286*^; Charles, 286*^;
Eleanor, 286; John, 286^; Mar-
garet, 284*'^; Mary, olim Jackson,
28611; , priest, 58*
Thinge, see Thynge
Thirsk, Yorks., 201°, 2o6n
Thistleton, family, 195; Andrew,
1961^; Clemencia, 1961^; Jane,
Jennet, 122, 196°; William,
1950, 196*°
Thistleton, Yorks., i6o*i», 1641^, 173°,
191°, 194^, 197''
T[h]om[p]son, Tom[p]son, Thoma-
son, 29on; Agnes, 181; Alexan-
der, 342*; Alice, 97, 108, 270,
534
INDEX
oUm Heron, 358, 359*, 360;
Anne, 100, 243, 272, 281, 342;
Dorothy, see Morley, 255°; Ed-
ward, 278, 297, 359, 360*, 361*;
Elizabetli, 181, 244, 278, 337;
EUinor, no; Frances, 302, olim
Washington, 242°; Francis, 372;
Margaret, 97; George, 83, 100,
277*; Grace, 280; James, 96, 108*,
205, 341, 342; Jane, Jennet, 100,
159, 281, 343, 357; John, 88,
108*, 120, 181, 242°, 245, 270,
341, 343*, vere Jamieson, 108;
Margaret, Margery, 125, 127, 159,
205, 278, 291, 295; Martha, 341;
Mary, 100, 290, 291, 295, 305;
Peter, 281; Ralph, 225; Richard,
83, 100; Robert, 127, 218, 221,
265; Thomas, 125, 243, 277, 290,
291, 295, 337, 359*, 360, 361;
Thomas James Austin, 360;
Ursula, 297; William, 181, 208,
291,295; ,208,314
Thorington, see Thornton
Thornborough,Thornburgh,Thorn[e]-
borrow, Agnes, 253°, see Rad-
clifie, 252°; Alice, see Kellet,
2511^; Anne, 252^^, olim Maleverer,
251°, see Bigland, 252^1, see Cur-
wen, 251'!, see Preston, 236'^,
251", see Ross, 251°; Catherine,
251°, 252*°, olim Hawley, 252°,
olim Langtree, 252°; Charles,
252°; Cicely, see Wharton, 252°;
Dorothy, 252°, see Middleton,
252°; Edward, 252^^; Eleanor,
see Beck, 251°, see Curwen, 251°;
Elizabeth, 252^, olim Booth,
251°, olim Pierpoint, 251°, see
Kirkby, 240°, 251°, see Starkey,
251°, see Trafford, 25211, see War-
cop, 251°; Ellen, see Tufton,
253^; Etheldred, o/tmCarus, 252°,
see Gregson, 252°; Frances, olim
Waite, 252°, see Johnson, 253°;
Francis, 232, 252*°, 25^*^;
George, 21211, 252°, 253*°; Henry,
251*°; Isabel, 252°, olim Salkeld,
252°, see Clifton, 25 1^^; James,
252*°; Jane, olim Brockholes,
252*°, olim Dalton, 252°, 253°,
see Bradshaigh, 251°, see Dais-
ton, 251°, see Knipe, 252°; John,
251*^1, 252*°; Katherine, olim
Sudell, 252°; Margaret, Margery,
232, 252°, see Conti, 252°,
see Easton, 251°, see Fallow-
field, 252°; Margaret Winefred,
C.R.S.S., 252°; Mary, o/tw Dalton,
2i2», olim Huddleston, 252°, see
Caton, 191°, see Dalton, 253°, see
Huntback, 253'*, see Riddell,
253°; Nicholas, 252*°; Rebecca,
252°; Richard, 252^^; Rowland
(de), 251*°, 252*°, 253°; Susanna,
252°; Thomasine, 252*1, olim
Bellingham, 251°, see Dicconson,
252°; Thomas, 251*°, 252*°;
William, 236", 240", 25i*'i,252*°;
, olim Croker, 251°, olim
Dicconson, 252", olim Nicholson,
252°
Thomborough, Yorks., 251*°
Thornbury, George, 303 ; William, 303
Thorndon Hall, Essex, 329
Thorne, Wilham, 298
Thomlinson, see Tomlinson
Thornes, George, 88
Thornehill, Joseph, 277
Thorneley, Alice, 155; Lawrence, 155
Thorner, Yorks., 282^^
Thorn[e]ton, Thorington, Anne, 182;
Catherine, see Comerford, 413,
417. 420; Dorothy, see Sergeant,
248; Henry, 183; James, 205;
Jennet, 157, 183; John, 160;
Thomas, 182; William, 160;
, 160
Thorn[e]ton, Yorks., 265, 269, 273
Thorneton Pikes, Yorks., 276
Thomgumbald [Paul], Yorks,, 268
Thornley-cum-Wheatley, Chipping,
Lanes., 152*''
Thornton, see Thorneton
Thornton, Poulton, Lanes., 169, 197,
198^, 232
Thornton-in-le-Beans,Beames, Yorks.,
274*11
Thornton, Yorks., see Thorneton
Thornemoneby, Lanes., 252°
Thorold, Catherine, see Dolman, 2580;
Christina, O.S.B., 37, 52; Ed-
mund, 258'^; Eugenia, O.S.B.,
37, 53, 54*, 55
Thorpe, family, 266°, 267°; Alice, 266;
Dorothy, 261, 265; Elizabeth,
100, 266, olim Daniel, 267*°, olim
Vavasour, 266°, 267^; Henry,
127; Grace, 155; Jane, 257, olim
Beckwith, 266*11; John, 257*,
266*11, 267; Lawrence, 127*;
Mary, 266; Robert, priest, mar-
tyr, 26311; Samuel, 100; Sarah,
see Hansom, 273°; Thomas, 261,
265*; William, 261, 266*1
Thorpe-Sal vin, Yorks., 7411
Thorp Green, Brindle, Lanes., 101°,
10211
Threedfall, Thomas, 336
Th[r]elfall, Agnes, 190; Alice, 105,
124, see Parker, 149°; Edmund,
149°; Ellen, 102; George, 146;
INDEX
John, 105; Juliana, olim Hes-
keth, 149°; Thomas, 182; Wil-
liam, 124, 190
Threlfall Ty thing, Goosnargh, Lanes.,
149°
Threlkeld, Cumbld., 252°
Throckmorton, Mary, olim Yate, 82°;
Robert, 196°; Robert, bart, 82°
Thropp, James, 224
Thruckston, [Thruxton], Hants., 314
Thrumbun, Henry, 326
Thundersley, Essex, 362
Thundridge, Herts., 89*i»
Thurgoe, Mary, 86
Thurland Castle, Lanes., 101°, 204°,
235*°, 2391, 245'^, 248*^^, 249°
Thurnham, Lancaster, 199°, 25^*^,
Thurnham Hall, Lanes., 176°, 202°,
2i2*n, 229°, 233°, 245°, 246*°,
247°, 252°, 253*»^
Thurning, Thurney, Norfolk, 291
Thurrock West, Essex, 88
Thurston, John, 88
Thurston, Suffolk, 299, 301
Thwaite, Suffolk, 300*
Thwaite, Norfolk, 291
Thwaites, Anne, olim Kirkby, 240°;
Dorothy, see Grimston, 201°;
Marmaduke, 2oin; William, 240°
Thwaites [Hall], Westmd, 156°, 240°
Thwing, family, 27211; Edward, 272;
William, 272
Thymelbye, see Thimblebee
Thynge, Thinge, Anne, 290, 291, 293;
Thomas, 290, 291, 293
Tibboll, John, 322
Tichbo[u]rn[e], Henry, bart, 69*, 365;
Lettice, see Whetenhall, 365;
Mary, olim Arundell, 365 ; Mary,
O.S.B., 69; William, 332; ,
widow, O.S.B., 69
Tickhill Castle, Yorks., 107^, 22811
Tickle[y], Anne, 136; Elizabeth, 342;
Ellen, 127; Margaret, 136*;
Robert, 225, 342; Thomas, 116,
127, 221, 222
Tidye,Tidde, Joseph, 79; Thomas, 320
Tildesley, see Tyldesley
Tillingham, ToUingham, Essex, SS*"*
Timberscombe, Somersets., 298
Timmons, John, 347
Timperly, Madame, 54
Tindall, see Tinsdale
Tingrith, Beds., 79
Tinsdale, Tindall, Agnes, 284; Eliz-
abeth, see Havers, 290^; George,
284; John, 2gQ^
Tiplady, Aliee, 272; John, 272
Tippin[g], Alice, 124; Katharine, 231;
Thomas, 159; William, 231
535
Tirer, Bartholomew, 220; Jennet, 191 ;
Robert, 191; Thomas, 217
Tirrold, William, 82
Tisburie[y], Wilts., 323, 325
Tissington, Derbys., 3080
Titchborne, Ben[jamin], 314; Ben-
jamin, bart, 82°; Jane, see Yate,
8211; Margaret, 314
Titehfeild, Hants., 315
Ti[ve]ttshall, Norfolk, 293
Tixall, Staffs., 244"
Tober Tinan, Meath, 193°
Tobye, Katherine, 121; Thomas, 121
Touchet[t], Martin, 82*°; Mervin,
baron Audley, earl of Castle-
haven, 82*°; , col., 236°
Tockerington, 1981^
Todd, Anne, 275; Mary, 286; Ralph,
275; William, 363
Todderstaffe Hall, Lanes., 160^, 184'^,
1990, 20in, 24I»
Toddington, Tuddington, Beds., 78*
Toe, Ann, 339
Toller, Dorsets., 87
Tollingham, see Tillingham
Tolson, Henry, 24011; Jane, olim Kirk-
by, 24011, see Lamplugh, 240",
see Patrickson, 240^1
Tomkyns, Tomkins, Anne, 311; Ed-
ward, 80; Elizabeth, 311; Henry,
80, 81*; Thomas, 310; William,
311
Tomlinson, Thomlinson, Anne, 149,
172; Anthony, 285; Ellen, 176;
Jennet, 148, 224; Richard, 148;
Robert, 172; Thomas, 149; Wil-
liam, 307, als Muggill, 308
Tomlyn, William, 79
Tonge, Elizabeth, see Culcheth, 220°;
Richard, 220^1
Tonge Hall, Lanes., 220^
Tonnage, Tunnage, , ;Mrs, 330,
331, 344> 345, 346
Tonnycliffe, Thomas, 307
Toogood, Anne, 155; Edward, 155
Tooke, Elizabeth, 376
Tootell, Toot[h]all, Towthill, T[o]u-
tell, family, 91°, 9511, 112", 179°;
Aliee, 283, olim Anderton, 23611 ;
Anne, 95, 342, 343, see Melling,
2 1 811; Catherine, see Critchlowe,
98°, 23611; Charles, O.S.F., 236°:
Christopher, 179*11; Christopher,
priest, 218°, 236°, als Blaeoe,
95°, 23611 ; Edward, 227, 23611 ;
Ehzabeth, 95, 143, 179*°,
olim Gilhbrand, 236°, olim
Whitehill, 23611 ; Ellen, 97; Ga-
briel, 283; Hugh, 95*°, 97,
236*11; Hugh, als Charles Dodd,
als Hesketh, priest, 9511, 236°;
S36
INDEX
Jane, olim Trappes-Byrnand,
2361^, see Wall, lyo^i, 236°; John,
179*°, 236°; Margaret, 103; Oliver,
951^, 170°, 236*°; Oliver John,
brother, O.S.B.,236'1; Ralph, 341,
343; Richard, 94, 95; Thomas,
priest, 236°; William, 95, 103,
236°; William John Evangelist
O.S.F., 236^^; , 103
Topham, John, 269
Topping, Ellen, 141; Henry, 172;
James, 141, 211; Margaret,
109; Oliver, 133; William, 133;
, 172
Torbock, Catherine, olim Gerard, 133° ;
Margaret, see Mainwaring, 133°;
William, 133°
Torer, Christiana, 288; William, 288
Torquay, Devon,, 1931
Torr Abbey, Devon,, 212'*
Torresholme, Lancaster, 156°, 251
Tortington, Sussex, 318*
Tottenham, Middlesex, 270°
Tovey, Elizabeth, O.S.B,, 40
Towel, Thomas, 385
Tow[er]sey, family, 373^1; Anne, 373;
Eliz[abeth], 373; Francis, 373°;
Francis William, 374°; John,
374*°> 375; Jos[eph], 373; Jo-
seph Henry, 374°; Mary, 386;
William, 373°
Towersey, Toures Eie, Bucks., 373°
Town, Andrew, vere Stonehouse, S, J,,
73*
Tow[n][e]ley, family, 149°, 150*°,
168°; Anne, olim Browne, 156°,
olim Hodgson, 241°, see Hay-
hurst, 156°, see Plumpton, 28o*i»;
Barnard, 149*°, 150*^; Cecilia,
olim Standish, 227", see Strick-
land, 227°; Charles, 241°; Chris-
topher, 147°, 156'^; Cornelius,
144*11; Dorothea, 156; Eleanor,
olim Hay dock, 149°; Elizabeth,
116, 157; Frances, see Sherborne,
147*0,156°; Francis, 225ii;George,
241'!; John, I47^ 149°, i5o*n,
156", 241*°, 242°; Katherine,
olim Rushton, i49»i; Lawrence,
144Q; Margaret, 149, see Holker,
226°; Mary, see Hawarden, 241°;
Richard, 150", 156°, 157, 226°,
280°; Susan, see Hayhurst, 1561^;
Thomas, 156; William, 2271^;
, 144''
Towneley [Hall], Lanes., 147°, 150*",
15611, i68'i, 220°, 227°, 241*'!
Townend, Anne, 195; Elizabeth, 195;
Isabel, 208; James, 195*; Mary,
195*; Richard, 209; William,
209; , 209
Tower of London, see London places
Townsend, Anne, 299, 301; Frances,
301; Horace, baron, 296; Mary,
see Rokewood, 298*°; Robert,
299, 301; Thomas, 85, 298°;
,85
Townson, family, 245"; Anne, 249;
Christopher, 245*"; Ellen, 245;
John, O.S.B., 245°; Thomas
Augustine, O.S.B,, 2450; Wil-
liam Andrew, brother O.S.B,,
245°
Towres, William, 80
Towsey, see Towersey
Towthill, see Tootell
Trace, Christopher, 295
Trafford, family, 91°, 100°; Alice, see
Leyland, 213°; Anne, olim Ash-
ton, 9111, 92"^, 100*11 ; Catherine,
olim Culcheth, 139°, 183°, see
Bamber, 183°; Cecil, 9211, 100°;
Frances, olim Dalton, 212'*;
Humphrey, 212°; John, 92°,
100*11, i^gn^ 183°, 2521
Trafford, Lanes., 92°, loo^, 213'!
Trafford Park, olim Wickleswick,
Lanes., 2301
Traherne, Samuel, 90 ; William, 90
Tranmere, Eliz[abeth], see Boys, 277
Trappes, family, 20211; Elizabeth,
olim Lomax, 205°; Francis, 205°;
Mary Ann, olim Roskell, 2050;
Richard, 205^
Trappes-Byrnand, Francis, 23611 ; Jane,
236Q
Traunter, Dorcas, 306; Thomas, 306*
Traven, Bartholomew, 280
Travers[e], family, 170°; Annetta,
olim Lathom, 170°; Dorothy,
17011, olim Preston, 237; Ed-
ward, als Hill, als Houghton, als
Risley, S.J., 170*°; Ellen, Elena,
olim Hay dock, 17011, see Nelson,
93°, 170°; Grace, olim Redman,
170D; Humphrey, 96; Isabel,
olim Nateby, 170*°, see Wall,
161°, 17011; Katherine, 96, 170°;
Lawrence, 170*°; Richard, 170*°,
17111; Thomas, 170*°; William,
94°, 161°, 170*11, 237
Traves, Ann, o/tm Murry, 424; Charles,
424; Jane, 424
Travis, Travys, Edward, als Hill,
13911; Ellen, 137; Henry, 139;
Jane, 129, 211*; John, 130, 211*;
Katherine, 139*; Matthew, 129;
Peter, als Barber, priest, 129°
Traylefeild, Alice, 267
Treales, Kirkham, Lanes., 196*°
Treasurer, the lord, 76
Treddway, , O.S.B., 54
INDEX
Trees, Agnes, 279; Jane, 279; John,
279; Judith, 279; William, 279
Trevelian, Trevillian, Triuelian, Ar-
thur, 289; John, 298; Mary,
O.S.B.,2i; ,289*
Tribe, Robert, 320
Tricke, Elizabeth, 289; Giles, 289*
Trim, Anne, 372*, 373*; Ja[mes], 372,
373; Thomas, 373; Wil[liam],
372*, 373*
Tring, Herts., 81*
Trinity College, Cambridge, 2501
Trissington, , Mrs, 331
Tristram, Anne, 128, 129, 222°; Ed-
mund, 117°, 222'*; Ellen, 222°;
Henry, 129, 222*i>; Jane, see
Sale, 117°, 222°; John, 222°;
John, als Cross, S.J., 222°, 368;
Joseph, 222^; Joseph, als Cross,
S.J., 222^ 368; Robert, 128;
Ruth, 222^
Triuelian, see Trevelian
Trolley, Peter, 294
Troolon, John, 280
Trotter, Edward, 268
Trotton, Sussex, 319
Troughton, Ellen, 112; Matthew, 239
Trove, Mons., 143^
Tru[e]man, John, 296; Samuel, 296;
Sarah, 337
Trumper, Ralph, 81
Tryst, Anthony, bishop of Ghent, 23,
28, 32, 37 passim
Tubb, Elizabeth, 401*, 422, olini
Hunt, 401, 418; John, 401, 418
Tucker, William, 398
Tucke[tt], Tuckey, Edward, 120;
Elizabeth, 118, 120, 279; Mar-
gery, 120; Richard, 120; Tho-
mas, 120
Tuddenham, North, Norfolk, 290, 291,
293
Tuddington, see Toddington
Tuerksbury, see Tewksbury
Tuffin, Richard, 87; , 87
Tufton, Ellen, ohm Thornborough,
253°; Joseph, 25311
Tulketh, Marmaduke (de) , 1 70^
Tulketh Hall, Ashton, Lanes., 170*°,
171°, 237
Tullye, Tullett, Eliz[abeth], 277 ; John,
277,317
Tunstall, Anne, olim Riddell, 271*11;
Bridget, see Clayton, i5on;Fran-
cis, 14711, 150°, 15611, 248°, 271*11;
Joan, see Kirkby, 23911; Mar-
garet, see Sherborne, 1471, 15611;
Marmaduke, 271°; Matthew, vere
Sherborne, priest, 147°, i5&^',
Richard, lere Sherborne, priest,
147°, 1 5611 ;Thomas, 239ii;Thomas,
537
als Helmes, O.S.B., martyr, 167";
Thomas James, vere Sherborne,
O.S.B., 1470, 156°
Tunstall, Staffs., 245*1, 251"
Tunstall Court, Staffs., 304
Tunstead, Jane, 333*
Turb[erv]ill, Anne, olim Anderton,
84"; Anthony, 84*1; Cecilia,
olim Herbert, 84"; Christopher,
84*11; Jenkin, 84*°; John, 84*1;
Mary, olim Farmer, 84°; William,
84*11; , olim Rees ap Rees, 841
Turkington, John, 79
Turle, Robert, 320
Turloe, Margaret, 319
Turner, Turnor, Agneta, 274; Alice,
see Haydock, 16711; Anne, 93,
141, 167, 211, olim Brown, 167°,
see Roe, 167*°; Cliristopher, 277,
322*; Dorothy, 152; Edward,
273; EHzabeth, 93, 148, 16711,
175, 286; Ellen, 103, 167, 185;
Emlen, 128; George, 272; Grace
Winefrid Frances, Poor Clare,
15911; Isabel, 203, 297; James,
154, 159, 203, 297; Jane, 84°,
185*; John, 100*, 103, 113, 152,
167*11, 211, 226, 305; John Tho-
mas, O.S.B., 15911 ; J Hors-
fall,^Mo/<?^, 27311, 28511 ; Katherine,
226; Laurence, 16711; Lydia, 319;
Margaret, 94, 16711, 291; Mat-
thew, 93; Reginald, 89; Richard,
94, 167*11, 297; Robert 93, 167*1;
Robert Austin, O.S.B., 1591;
Thomas, 89, 175, 274, 319; Val-
entine, 272; William, 167*1; Wil-
liam, bishop of Salford, 1671;
, olim Helme, 1671
Turnover Hall, Lanes., 189°, 198*1
Turton Tower, Lanes., 1091
Turvey, Beds., 79*1
Turville, Bucks., 80
Tuscany,"duke of, 55, 56
Tutbury, Staffs., 309
Tutell, see Tootell
Tweksbury, see Tewksbury
Twelfield, Ellen, no
Twickenham, Middlesex, 2061
Twicker, Henry, 190; Jane, 190
Twisden, Thomas, 277
Twiss[e], Twist, Alice, 152; Ellen,
olim Ince, 2191; John, 2191;
Katherine, 108; Margaret, 152;
Mary, 107; Richard, 108; Roger,
107
Twyford, Eliz[abeth], see Ashton,
911; Henry, 911
Twyford, Hants., 316
TwyzelHall, Durham, 195*1
Tyburn, see London places
538 INDEX
Tydd, Thomas, 288
Tyldesley, Tildesley, family, 115"^,
2 1 311 ; Agatha, 214*°, see Bleas-
dale, 214°; Ahce, olim Butler,
213°; Anne, 184, 207°, 214°,
olim Fleetwood, 213", olim Hal-
sail, 208"^, olim Leyland, 213°,
see Clifton, 208", 213°; Anna
Maria, 21^^; Anne, O.S.A,, 213";
Anne Cecilia, O.S.B., 214^; An-
thony, see James; Bridget, olim
Blundell, 213°, olim Harme,
213°, see Blundell, i26'i; Cather-
ine, 214°, olim Stafford, 213°;
Charles, 214°; Cuthbert, 213°;
Doroth}^ 214°, see Poole, 213'^;
Dorothy, O.S.A., 213°; Edward,
115°, 2i3*n, 214*"; Eleanor,
olim Holcroft, iis^^, 214°; Elea-
nor Helena Augustine, O.S.F.,
21411; Elizabeth, 213*°, olim
Anderton, 213°, olim Beau-
mont, 213", olim Preston, 213^,
see Breares, 102°, see Lathom,
213°, see Westby, 213'*; Eliza-
beth, O.S.B., 2131; Elizabeth
Christian, O.S.A. , 213^^; Ellen,
olim Ditchfield, 213^, olim Roger-
lye, 2ii'», see Clifton, 211°, see
Osbaldeston, 144°; Fleetwood,
214'*; Frances, 213'*, 214", olim
Standish, 90°, 213°, see Stanley,
213°; Helen, 207^, see Bradley,
207n, see Osbaldeston, 228'^;
Henry, 214*^; James, 115°, 214*°,
James, als Anthony, O.S.F.,
214°; Jane, 207^, 213°, olim
Langton, 213'^, see Grossett,
214°; John, 109, 115, 207°, 213*'!;
Katherine, olim Rogerley, 23011;
Lambert, 18011, 207°, 21111, 230°,
242°; Margaret, 141, 213°, olim
Standish, 211°, olim Workesley,
213°; Mary, 91*^^, 213*°, olim
Charnock, 213°, olim Rigby,
213", see Crane, 213°, see Stanley,
180°, 242^; Mary, O.S.A., 214°;
Mary Michaell, O.S.B., 214°;
Ralph, 90, 213°; Richard, 211°,
2 1 3°, 230"!; Robert, 21311; Sarah,
109, 213°, 214^; Thomas, 90°,
91°, 102°, 115°, 126", 141, 144°,
151°, 180°, 207°, 2o8a, 2I3*'»,
214*^^, 228°, 24211, 281°; Thomas
Holcroft, 214°; Thurstan, 213*°;
William, 213*°; Winefrid, see
Winckley, 15111, 214^
Tyldesley, Thomas, diarist, 171°, 172'!
Tyldesley cum Shackerley, Leigh,
Lanes., 115", 153°, i8o*n, 207°,
211'^, 213'', 230°
Tyler, Thomas, 221
Tyrer, Bartholomew, 116; Dorothy,
141; Edward, 141; Elizabeth,
129*, 136, 141; Ellen, 121; John,
113; Katherine, 128; Laurence,
105; Margaret, Margery, 105,
113, 129; Mary, 137; Robert, 136;
Roger, 137, 141; Susanna, 116;
Thomas, 129*; William, 120, 134
Tyrrel, W , 346; Hester, see Cole-
man, 404
Tysoe, William, 79
Tyrwhit[t], Edward, 282°; Elizabeth,
see Rokewood, 298°; Faith, see
Heneage, 71°; Philip, 71^; Susan,
see Oglethorpe, 282°; Thomas,
298°
Ubancke, Eliz[abeth], 271
Ubley, Somersets., 298
UdaU, Dorothy, 175; Eliz[abeth],i78;
-Gawin, 178; William, 175
Uffington, Berks., 82
Uffleet, see Ousefieet
Ufton, Berks., 84*°
Ugthorpe, Yorks., 141°, 246°
Ulnes Walton, Croston, Lanes., 91*°,
92°, 134°, 151°, 165°, 181
Ulverston, Lanes., 238°, 244"
Uncleby, Kirkby Underdale, Lanes.,
198°, 199°
Under Levens [Hall], Westmd, 236",
237, 254''
Underbill, Thomas, 311
Underwood, Anthony, 131, 223;
Elizabeth, 89 ; Francis, 83° ; John,
83, 259, 263; Lawrence, 125;
Martha, see White, 83°; Mary,
131,259
Unscombe, Anne, 107
Un[e]sworth, 21^^; Alice, 103; Anne,
118; Edward, 108, 123, 130;
Elizabeth, 108*; Henry, 103,
225*; George, 172; Gilbert, 225;
Joan, 172; John, 118, 221, 225*;
Margaret, 343; Mary, 116; Tho-
mas, 107, 116,224,343
Upholland, Wigan, Lanes., 116, 129'*,
220
Uplitherland, Lanes., 134*°
Up Rawcliffe, see Rawcliffe, Up
Up Rossall, Salop, 220J1
Upton in Crawley, Chalvery, Bucks.,
80, 81, 82
Upton, Wldnes cum Appleton, Lanes.,
130°
Upway, Dorset, 380, 381
Urey, Matthew, 315*; Uria, 315
Urmston, family, 117°, 13811; Agnes,
see Sale, 116°; Alice, olim Eccles-
ton, 117°; Anne, see Mossock,
138°, 219°; Elizabeth, 226, 341,
343; Elinor, 138*°; Frances, see
Bradshaw, 117°, 219*0, see
Shuttleworth, 117°, 219*0; John,
1170, 138, 341*, 342, 343; John,
priest, 1 1 7°; Katherine, olim
Starkey, 117°; Margaret, 11 S.-
Peter, 117*°; Richard, 117*°,
138*°, 219", 227, 343; Roger,
116°; , 227
Urmston, Lanes., 117"
Urswick, Ellen, olim Southworth,
239° ; Joan, 239" ; John, 239*0; Ro-
bert, 2390; , see Kirkby, 240"
Urswick [Hall], Lanes., 233*0, 2390
Usbum, see Ouseburn
Ushaw, 1090, 1320, 1600, 1640, 1890,
1990, 200*0, 2460, 2470, 2560
Usher, Dorothy, 297; George, 297
Utley, John, 280
Vaccary, Abbey stead, Lancaster, 232;
Emmethbrow, Lancaster, 232 ;
Hayshaw, Lancaster, 232
Valentine, Vallentyne, Abigail, olim
Colebrooke, 386; Anne, 386;
Charles, 386; Ellen, 100; John,
III ; Mary, see Dennett, 1410
Valiant, Robert, 157
Valladolid [St Alban's College], 1060,
112*0, 1130, 1500, 1610, 1630,
1670, 1700, 1750, 1760, 1830, 2020,
2190, 225, 2350, 2480, 2500
Vallands, John, 401; Mary, olim
Hardy, 399, 401; Mary Anne,
399; Robert, 399, 401
Vallentyne, see Valentine
Valsainte, Abbey of, 366
Vandersouer, see Fanderscore
Van Schie, Peter J , priest, 330
Varan, Quintin, 344
Varley, Cicely, olim Ball, 2460 ; John,
2460 ; Robert, priest, 2460
Vauce, see Vaux
Vauden, Ellen, 97
Vaugh, see Vaux
Vaughan, Elizabeth, 225; Frances,
373; Francis, 3730; Herbert,
cardinal, 373°; Robert, 225;
Roger, archbishop of Sydney,
373°; Teresa, olim Weld, 373*0;
Wi[lliam], 371; William, bishop
of Plymouth, 3730; William
Michael Thomas John, 3730
Vaunt, Sampson, 309
Vaux, Vaus[e], Vauce, Vose, Voce,
Vaugh, family, 94O; Andrew,
275; Anne, 94, 123; Elizabeth,
124; Ellen, 105; James, 123;
Jane, 96, 123*, 275; John, 105,
123, 260, 263; Katherine, 123,
INDEX 539
124; Lawrence, 94O; Mary, 260,
263; Matthew, 260; Richard, 94,
96; Sence, 257, 267; William,
257; , Mrs, 5
Vavoso[u]r, Va[u]vo[u]rsir, Vavou-
ser, Vavesir, Vavoursore, Vava-
ser, Vauousor, Vavasur, Vauvsir,
Ellen, 266; Gilliam, 256; John,
256*0, 265*; Juliana, 265; Mag-
dalen, 257; Mary, O.S.B., 4*, 5*,
6*, 7*, 17, 18; Peter, 257, 266*0,
2670; Walter, S.J., 1470, 1610;
William, 5 ; , lady, 9
Vercelli-Ranzi, Agnes, olim Roskell,
2050, see Henry, 2050
Vergoe, George, 319
Vergy, F R , priest, 397
Vevers, William, 276
Viccary, William, 316
Villiars, Jane Sarah, see Fooke, 399
Vilsanyns, , Madame, 71
Vin, Anne, 369*; Ehz[abeth], 369;
Joanna, 369; Mary, 368*; Tho-
[mas], 368, 369
Vincent, Abraham, 296; Henry, 320;
, 20
Vincent, O.C, 396*
Vistacarsly, Jane, 342
Vittell, Alice, 342
Viviens, Martha, see Champ, 381
Vivian, Sarah, see Haims, 416
Voydell, John, 229
Voce, Vose, see Vaux
Waddon, Cambs., 85
Wade, Anne, see Stanley, 39; Chris-
topher, 270; Isabel, 270; Kath-
arine, 142; Mary, 87, 204, 285;
Nicholas, 87; Richard, 204;
Robert, 142; Thomas, 285
Wademan, Alice, 280
Wadhurst, Sussex, 317
Wadsworth, Elizabeth, 267; Henrj'-,
273; Tim[othy], 273; William,
267*
Wadsworth, Halifax, 273
Wagg, Jane, 314; John, 314*
Waid, see Ward
Wainwright, Wayn[e]wright[e], Alice,
105, 113; Elizabeth, 113*; Ellen,
105, 113; Hugh, 94; John, 109;
Margaret, Margery, 109, 113*;
Richard, 105, 114; Robert, 132;
William, 142
Waite, Frances, see Thomborough,
2520; George, 2520
Wake, John, 382*, 384*, 386, 387
Wakefield, Anne, 140; Ellen, 136, 223;
George, 112; Henry, no, 131,
136; Jane, no; Jennet, 131;
Margaret, no; Robert, 136
540 INDEX
Wakefield, Yorks., 224", 285, 326
Wakeley, Jerome, 289
Walbanck, Eleanor, 274; Robert, 274
Walch, see Walsh
Waldby, EUoughton, Yorks., 262, 265
Waldegrave, Charles, 299°; Frances,
see Yaxley, 29911
Waldington, Eliz[abeth], 274; James,
274; Stephen, 274
Wale, see WaU
Walgrave, , O.S.B., 20
Walker, Agnes, 171 ; Alice, 178; Anne,
112, 179, 270; Anthony, 179*°;
Christopher, 235°; Dorothy,
179*°, 257, 264; Edward, 184*;
Eleanor,27o;Elizabeth,i24,25o*,
255*, 262, 5^1? Duckett, 235°, see
Smith, 233°; Francis, 176; Henry,
270; Isabel, 190; James, 270;
Jane, Jennet, 124, 250, 278, see
Ward, 386; John, 190, 250*, 257,
264*, 286, 330; Margaret, 275,
278, olim Hathornthwaite, 233^;
Mary, 264; Matthew, 112, 270;
Richard, 86*, 124; Robert, 233'*,
270, 271, vere Swarbreck, 201'^;
Thomas, 171, 255; William, 196,
275; , 196
Wall, Wale, Barbara, 352; Barnabas,
291; Catherine, 343; Emma, see
Miller, 2061^, see Roskell, 206°;
Isabel, olim Travers, 16111, 170^;
James, 161°, 170°; Jane, olim
Tootell, 17011, 236°; John, 89,
206°; Lawrence, 23611 ; Margery,
see Haydock, 161°, 170°, see
Hotherall, 161'^, 170°; Mary, 354*,
SSS*"", 356; Patrick, 352; Ter-
ence, 352; Thomas, 170^, 354;
Winefrid, 291
Wallace, Wallice, Wallis, Elizabeth,
271; John, 271; Mary, 355; Susan,
see Ricketts, 417*, 420, 423
Walley, Henry, 253
Wallice, see Wallace
Wallick Grange, Northumberland,
212°
Wallinghurst, Cecilia, 103
Wallis, see Wallace
Wallon, James, 245
Wal[l]po[o]le, Woolepoole, Jeremiah,
291, 293*^
Walls, Mary, no
Walmesley, Warmesley, family, 151°,
152°, 17611, 23811 ; Alice, 152, 169,
olim Ball, 246°; Anne, 161, 190,
see Craven, 15111; Charles, 186*°;
Charles, bishop of Ramatha, 152°,
366; Christopher, 16811; Dorothy,
o/wi Anderton, 153°, see Walton,
1 5311 ; Edward, 15011, 151*°, i53°,
155; Elizabeth, 98, 146, 152, 178,
olim Mossock, 13811, see Duckett,
162°, see Harrison, 168*11, see
Sherburne, 145°, see Whitting-
ham, 175°; Ellen, 159, olim
Gerard, 15211; Giles, 152; Grace,
177°; James, 146, 152; Jane,
Jennet, 159, olim Hoghton, 212°;
John, 92, 10711, 152*11, 162°, 176°,
186, 229*11; Joseph, als Plesing-
ton, S.J., 1 7611 ; Lawrence, 178;
Leonard, 169; Margaret, 152*°,
168°, olim, Plesington, 17511, 176",
see Coulston, 255°; Margery,
152*11; Mary, 155, 176, 186, olim
Gerard, 107°, 22911; Matthew,
152*; Richard, 10711, 152*°, 175°,
1 7611, 2 1 21, 229*11; Richard Peter,
O.S.B., 15211; Robert, i57;Roger,
159; Rosamund, see Winckley,
1 5011; Sarah, 186; Seth, 255°;
Thomas, 98, 13811, 14511, 150°,
152*11, 15811, 176*, 186°, 190, 330;
Thomas George, 152°; William,
148, 152, 155, 161, 176; ,
15711, 24611
Walne, Jane Jennet, 148, 274; Mar-
garet, 149; Sampson, 148
Walpole, see Wallpoole
Wa[l]sh[e], Welch, Walch, Anne, 135,
356; Catherine, 356; CeciUa,
153; Edward, 90; Edward, vere
Bamber, als Reding, als Richard-
son, priest, martyr, 1 83° ; Eleanor,
see Dunn, 384; Elizabeth, 94;
Frances, olim, Molyneux, 135°;
Helen, see Dunn, 387; Henry,
153; Hugh, 94, Isabel, 13511;
James, 363; Jane, 120; John,
359; Katherine, 153; Mary, 355,
363, see Supple, 412; Michael,
351*, 355; Patrick, 355; Richard,
367; Robert, 135*°; Susan, 120;
Thomas, 120, 135*°, 363; Wil-
liam, 297; ,94
Walsall, Staffs., 206°
Walshe Hall, Aughton, Lanes., 1351*
Walshaw, Anne, 285; William, 285
Walsingham, Norfolk, 295
Walsinghame, , priest, cure
d'Aronville, 50, 54
Walsoken, Norfolk, 292
Walter[s], Dorcas, 314; Elizabeth,
314; John, 314*; Margaret, 348*;
Robert, 314
Waltham St Lawrence, Laurence
Waltham, Berks., 83*11
Waltham, Bishop's, Hants., 314, 316*
Walton, family, 15311; Anne, 281, 285,
olim Leyburne, 15311, see Eliza-
beth; Anne Joachim, 153; Dor-
othy, olim Anderton, 153°, see
Walmesley, 153°; Elizabeth
[Ann], 153*"^, 203, see Cholmeley,
153°, see Cross, 1400, see Kellett,
24411; George, 153*^^; Henry, loi;
James, 153*°; James, als Cot-
tam, priest, 153° James, S.J,,
15411; John, 153°; John, als Rig-
by, S.J., 154°; Mabel, 203;
Mar^--, 153°, 211 ; Nicholas, priest,
153°; Priscilla, olim Cottam, 153°;
Richard, 203*°; Roger, 140; Rog-
er, scholastic S.J.,, 15 4°; Thomas,
153°, 203, 211 ; Thomas, alsWest-
by, priest, 153°; Thomas, S.J.,
15411; William, 153*°; "William,
O.S.B., 153°; William, S.J.,
Walton-cum-Bretton, Sandall, Yorks. ,
284
Walton-cum-Gales, Yorks., 270
Walton Hall, Walton-on-the-HiU,
Lanes., 100, 19411
Walton Hall, Little, Lanes., 153*'^
Walton Hall, Upper Holker, Cartmel,
Lanes., 153^^
Walton, Lanes, 132°, 140", 151*",
154*1, 2030
Walton le Dale, Blackburn, Lanes.,
153, i54*°> 158, 159*°, 211*°
Walton Mosse, Lanes., 154
Walton-on-the-Hill, Lanes., iii, 118,
129'^, 132*1, 137, 1401, 209*, 210*,
2211
Walton, Yorks., 74*°, 269
Walworth, William, 272*
Wanborough, Wilts., 322
Wansborough, Robert, 322
Wandesford, Elizabeth, see Claxton,
1991; Thomas, 199°
Wansey, George, 322, 323; , 322
Wansted, Hants., 317
Want, Henry, 322
Wanwell, Elizabeth, 343
Wappenbury, Warwicks., 220*1, 221*1
Ward, Waid, Alice, 196, olim Ball,
2461; Andrew, 312; Anne, 145,
175; David, 262; Elizabeth, 145,
259, 312; Ellen, 174; George, 145;
Helen, 342; Henry, 159°, 196;
Isabel, 90, 279; Joanna, olim
Walker, 386; John, 145, 259, 312;
Joseph, 286; Mary, 102, 312;
Patrick, 386; Sarah, 404, 405,
407; Sophy, 386; Thomas, 312;
William, 174, 277, 304, 370;
, 2461
Wardell, Wardale, Eliz[abeth], 261;
Mary, 264; Matthew, 261; Rich-
ard, 261, 264*
Warden, Anne, 286*1
INDEX 541
Wardman, Eliz[abeth], 280; John,
280; WiUiam, 280
Wardour, James Everard, baron
Arundell of, 370I; Thomas, baron
Arundell of, 365
Wardour Castle, Wilts., 2381
Ward's House, Salwick, Lanes., 194*1
Wareham, Dorset, 364
Warbleton, Sussex, 319
Warbreck, Richard, 1881
Warcop, Warcupp, Elizabeth, olim
Thornborough, 2511; Mary, 83;
Thomas, 25 11
Wardley Hall, Lanes., 213*1
War[e]ing, family, 1841; Alexander,
95; Anne, 91, 95, 104, 104, 124,
184, see Holland, 184I; Dorothy,
95, 103, 215; Edward, 95, 184I;
Elizabeth, 95, olim Singleton,
1841, see Fitzherbert, 309; Ellen,
91; George, 184*1; Henry, 99;
James, 98; Jane, 98; Jennet, 103,
1841; John, 98*, 269; Katherine,
134, 190*; Margaret, olim Harri-
son, 184I; Martha, see Crook,
1841; Richard, 103*, 104, 184*1,
215, 217; Robert, 124, 309;
Thomas, 98, 103, 215; William,
134; »99, 103
Wargrave, Berks., 83
Warham, Edward, 871; Katherine,
see Napier, 871
Waring, see Wareing
Warley, Halifax, Yorks., 1821, 273
Warmesley, see Walmesley
Warmfield, Yorks., 286
Warmiger, Francis, 295
Warminster, Wilts., 322*
Warndell, Jos[eph], 319
Warner, John, als Clare, bart, S.J.,
65, 67*, 68, 69*1, 70*, 71; Susan,
O.S.B., 71, 72; , O.S.B., 72;
,71
Warren, family, 1591; Charles, 299,
301; Christopher, 322; Dorothy,
olim Talhot, 1591; Edward, 1591;
William, 87; , 87, 337*
Warrington, Jane, 95; Robert, 95
Warrington, Warr[?], Lanes., 1071,
115, 116, 120, 123, 2101, 223*1,
224*1, 2251
Wa[r]tling, Sussex, 319
Warton, Elizabeth, 120; Margaret,
121; Robert, 121; William, 120
Warton, Kirkham, Lanes., 187*1,
231*, 236, 241, 242*1, 254
Warton Lodge, Kirkham, Lanes.,
1871, 2091
Warwick, family, 2461
Warwick Hall, Cumberland, 2 461
Wash, see Walsh
542
INDEX
Washington, family, 24211; Anne.
olim Pargiter, 242°, see Forster,
24211; Augustine, 242^1; Frances,
see Thompson, 242°; George,
president U.S.A., 242*'^; Helen,
olim Mason, 242^; Joan, see
Gardiner, 242^; John, 242*^;
Katherine, 242; Leonard, 242°;
Lawrence, 242*°; Margaret, olim
Kytson, 242°; Nicholas, 242*11;
Peter, 242°; Robert, 242*°;
Thomas, 242 *i»; , olim West-
field, 242^1; , olim Whitting-
ton, 24211
Waseing, Berks., 8^^
Wasses, Mary, 291
Wasterford[?], Essex, 346
Waterhouse, Isabel, 144; Richard, 144
Watchers, William, 325
Waters, Anne, see Champ, 401*, 403,
405, 411; Edward, 315; Kather-
ine, 280
Wathen, Mary, 84°
Wathwaite, ElizalDeth, 229
Watkin, Alice, 260, 264; Henry, 260;
Jeremiah, 289; Richard, 264*
Watkinson, Anne, 94; John, 260,
263*1, 312; Mary, olim Johnson,
312'!; Prudence, 260, 263 ; Robert,
priest, martyr, 263°; Thomas,
martyr, 26311
Watling, Edward, 295 ; , 295
Watling, see Wartling, Sussex
Watmough, see Wattmough
Watson, see Wattson
Watt, Catherine, 341; James, 113°
Wat[t]mough, Wattnough, family,
ioqh; Agnes, 231 ; Alexander, 341,
343 ; Anne, 1 1 1 ; Arthur Francis,
O.S.B., ioqh; James, 231; John,
III; Lawrence, 100*11, 209;
,209
Watten, 164°, 237*
Watts, John, 8911; Michael, 89*°;
Richard, 322; Thomas, 8911
Wa[t]tson, Anne, 145, 290; Anthony,
326*; Dorothy, 181; Edward,
143; Ehzabeth, 86*1, 260; Ellen,
270; George, 267*, 270; Grace,
olim McConyngham, McCahan,
418, 419, 422; Isabel, 267; Jen-
net, 143; John, 290, 418, 422;
Joseph, 418; Margaret, 281;
Samuel, 274; Simon, 86*11;
Thomas, 293 ; , 85
Watward, Edward, 305
Wavertree, Liverpool, 206*"
Wayle, Anne, 311; Christopher, 311*
Waylett, Thomas, 292, 294; ,292,
294
Wayne, Richard, 96
Wayn[e]wright[e], see Wainwright
Wayte, Andrew, 316; Helen, 45
Weake, see Week
Wealdside, Essex, 340
Wearden, Jennet, 103; Katherine,
103; Peter, 103; William, 103
Wearing, Hugh, 231
Weaver, Alice, 145; Henry, 182;
John, 197; Richard, 145
Webb, Barbara, 325; Dorothy, 325;
James, 315; John, 84, 321; Rich-
ard, 317, 320; Samuel, 317; Wil-
liam, 325*; ,325
Webster, Alice, 289, 293; Anne, iii;
Elizabeth, 190; Ellen, 100, 190;
James, 189; Janet, 190; Joan,
189; John, 190, 289, 393; Kath-
erine, 123; Margaret, 133, 265;
Sarah, 284; Thomas, 133*1
Wedacre Hall, Lanes., 1031, 1901,
2401, 2431
Wedne[ne]sfeild, Staffs., 306
Wednesbury, Staffs., 308
Weedon, , 80
Week, Weake, Joseph, 314; Margaret,
291 ; Robert, 291
Weeton, Elizabeth, 208, 2501; James,
209; William, 208*; , 209
Weeton - [cum - Preese], Kirkham,
Lanes., 180*, 1951, 1961, 201*11,
207*1
Weight, Anthony, 308 ; Lettice, 308
Weighton Market, Yorks., 256, 266
Welbury[e], see Weldbury
Welch, see Walsh
Weld, Wild, family, 364, 367; Chris-
tina Maria, olim Clifford, 3731;
Clara, O.S.F., 378*1; Edward,
366, 370*1; Elizabeth, olim Sher-
burne, 146; Elizabeth Charlotte,
olim Stourton, 37 11; Elizabeth
Mary, see Bodenham, 376*1;
Francis, 375*1; Frederick, 3731;
George, 374*1; Humphrey, 364,
365*, 373*1; Humphrey Freder-
ick, 3731; James, 374*°; l^^^y
1461 ; John, priest, 372; Joseph,
364, 371*1; Juliana [Anne], olim
Petre, 370*1, 3741; Lucy Bridget,
olim Clifford, 381; Mary, 372,
373*, 374*, 375, 423, olim Mas-
sey-Stanley, 366, 371°, olim
Searle, 3741, olim Stanley-Mas-
sey, 376, 377, 37^; Mary Lucy,
see Clifford, 381*1; Mary Teresa,
378; Teresa, see Vaughan, 373*1;
Thomas, 1461, 366*, 367, 371*1,
372, 373*, 374*, 375, 37^, 377,
378, 387; Thomas, cardinal,
1461, 366, 3711, 381*1; William,
i4(^°, 373*°
INDEX
543
Weld-BIundell, family, 126°; Tho-
mas, 423
Weld Bank, Lanes., 125°, 128°
Wei [d] bury [e], Yorks., 272
Weld House, St Giles, London, 365
Weldon, Frances, 274; Thomas, 274;
William, als Hunter, S.J., 340*'»
Welgar, Wolgar, Anne, 314; William,
314
Welks, Anne, 281
Wellbancke, Anne, 271; George, 271
Weller, Alex[ander], 325; John, 325
Wellhouse, Berks., 83^
Well House, Scotforth, Lanes., 255*"
Wellington, Somerset., 367
Wellow, Somerset., 298
Wells, Gilbert, 315; Hannah, 288;
Henry, 315; Mary, olim Mom-
pesson, 315; Richard, 288*;
S within, 315*"^; Swithin, priest,
martyr, 315°; Thomas, 315°;
William, 322
Welpeley, John, 287
Welsh Whittle, Shevington cum,
Standish, Lanes., 102
Welwiek, Yorks., 268
Wenden, Isaac, 335; , Mrs, olim
Berington, 335
Wendons Ambo, Essex, 88
Wenham, Wereham, Norfolk, 292
Wenman, , Lady, 378
Wennington, Lanes., 243'*
Wennington Hall, Lanes., 255*"
Wensley, John, 260, 263
Wentland, Eliz[abeth], 296
Wer, Luke, 349*
Werdon, Margaret, 90
Wereham, Wenham, Norfolk, 292
Wesham Hall, Lanes., 201*1^
West, family, 8i*'i; Anne, 298, 318;
Christopher, 157; Elizabeth, 80;
Frances, 172°; Frances, S.J.,
172"; John, 81 *°, 159; Margaret,
19011; Mary, vera Brookes, 318;
Richard, 323; Thomas, 172°;
William, 288
Westbeeeh, Thomas, 326
West Bromwich, Staffs., 308
Westbrook, Jane, 314; John, 314*;
William, 319
Westbrook House, Upway, Dorset,
381
Westburie, Wilts., 323
Westby, family, 17611, i97n, 240", 241°;
Anne see Benison, 198^, see Greene,
172°, ig8^,see Preston, 237; Brid-
get, olim Clifton, 172°, 197°, see
Shuttleworth, 1981; Bridget, als
Austin, O.S.A., 198^; Catherine,
see Osbaldeston, 144", 198";
Cuthbert, 197°; Dorothy, see
Parker, 198°; Eleanor, olim
Kirkby, 240^; Ehzabeth, 153°,
olim Preston, 213°, see Lathom,
2130, see Tyldesley, 213°; Ellen,
97, see Molyneux, 219'^, 223°;
Francis, 153°, i6on, 198°; Isabel,
153°; George, 198", 240°; Jane,
olim Hawett, 12 4", olim Parker,
198°; John, 1240, 144°, i6on,
197°, 198*", 219°, 223°, 237, 240^;
Joseelyn Fazakerley Tate, 95°;
Joseelyn Tate Fazakerley, 198°;
Margaret, olim Braithwayte,
197^, see Talbot, 159"; Mary, see
Alderson, 1981; Perpetua, olim
Norreys, 160^, see Blackburne,
160*°, see Hesketh, 166, 202°;
Thomas, 159°, 166, 172°, 197*",
198*, 202*°, 213'^; Thomas, vere
Billinge, priest, 219°, v^ye Walton,
priest, 153°; , olim Gilli-
brand, 951
Westby [cum Plumpton], Kirkham,
Lanes., i89'», 19611, 199°, 200°,
207*n, 208*°, 246*°, 312'^
Westby Hall, Lanes., 151°, 154°, 159",
187*°, 188°, 193^, i94n, i97*n^
204*°, 208°, 211°, 213°, 2300, 251"
Westby-in-Furness, Lanes., 198^
Westby Lands, Much Urswiek, Lanes.,
197°
Westby, Yorks,, 160^, 197*°, 198^
Westcott, Elizabeth, see Kasey, 408
West Derby, Walton - on - the - Hill,
Lanes., 111,218^
West End, see Claughton House,
245*1^
West Grinstead, Sussex, 365
Westfield in Claughton, Lanes., 176"*,
lyS^, 204^, 205'!
West Hall, Newton Whittington,
Lanes., 243*°, 250*^
Westhall, le, Wakefield, Yorks., 285
Westhead, Alice, 133, 222; Anne, 136;
Gabriel, 133°; James, 133*°, 222
Westhead, Lathom, Lanes., 13^^
Westhead, Ormskirk, Lanes., 215°
Westhoughton, Dean, Lanes., 229*°
West Leigh, Leigh, Lanes., 1171, 138",
2io*n, 224
Westley, Mary, 311; Thomas, 311*
West Lynn, Westling, Norfolk, 295
Westmeadow, Hants., 314
Westmeath, Anthony Francis Nu-
gent, g^^ earl of, 193°
Westminster, London, see London
places, 77, 142, 232°, 287*, 288
West Newton, Aldborough, Yorks.,
262
W^ston-Coyney, Caverswall, Staffs.,
303 *n, 312"
544 INDEX
Weston - sub - Weathley, Warwicks. ,
237
Weston Underwood, Bucks., 81*
Westoning, Westlyng, jg*^
Westover, Thomas, 320
Westover, Hants., 313, 315, 316
Westw'ood, John, 292
Westwood House, Ince, Lanes., 107",
152°, 176°, 229°
Wetherall, Galfrid, 290; Winifred, 290
Wetherby, see Wethersby
Wetherdeon, Withesden, Witherden,
Witherdale, Suffolk, 300*, 302
Wetherel, John, 267
Wether[s]by, Wetherbey, Anne, no;
Anthony, 120, 222; Elizabeth,
no, 122; Stephen, 300, 302;
,302
Weymouth, Dorset, 367, 380, 384,'385
Wha[l]ley, Alexius, O.S.F., 187";
Anne, 119; Blanche, loi; Brid-
get, 94; James, 187°; Jane, 181,
187; John, 94; Margaret, 105,
olim Ireland, 188", see Clifton,
i88»; Margery, 187; Oswald,
i8on; Richard, 187*°; Thomas,
105, 118, 188; Thomas, priest,
187°, als Porter, 187"; Thurstan,
187*°
Whalley, Lanes., 143*°, 145*, 149*,
156, 157
Wharf e, Richard, 274
Wheddon, John, 315
Wharles, John, 167; , 167'
Wharles, Kirkham, Lanes., 145°, 196,
19711, 211^, 2301^
Wharton, Cicely, olim Thornborough,
252°; Ellen, see Roskell, 205";
John, 25211; Michael, priest, 242°;
William, 222; , Mr, 20^^
Wheel[e] house, Welas, family, 278°,
281*°; Edward, 281; Eliz[a-
beth], 281; Ellinor, 281; Frances,
2781; Francis, 281; James,278*n;
Katherine, 279
Wheeler, Elinor, 310; Thomas, 310*
Wheelhouse, see Wheelehouse
Wheelton, Leyland, Lanes., 96
Whelpside, Lanes., 252^
Whenby, Yorks., 114°, 272*°
Whetenhall, Henry, 365; Henry,
SJ-, 365*; Lettice, olim Tich-
borne, 365
W[h]incopp, Ellen, 278; Jane, 278
Whipp, Grace, see Hansom, 273^*
Whiston, Prescot, Lanes., no, 142",
2i5*n
Whiston, Hall, Prescot, Lanes., 21 4^1
Whitacre, Whitaker, Agnes, 145;
John, 145, 298; T.D., quoted,
1 5011 ; William, 298
415;
191°;
381;
I78n,
Whitbread, family, 88^; Henry, 79, 89
Whitby, Yorks., 73*, 74*^
Whitchurch, Dorsets., 87
Whitchurch, Norfolk, 290"^
White, Wight, family, 19011; Andrew,
89; Alice, 90, olim Southworth,
166", 190°; Anne, 78, 89; Arthur,
Barbara, olim Strickland,
Catherine, olim Batt, 380,
Dorothy, see Brockholes,
1901, 194°; Edward, 78;
Elizabeth, 247, olim Fyfe, 190°,
see Crispin, 385, 386, 387, 390,
392, 393, 394> 395, 396, 397, 398,
401; Ellen, 247; Esther, olim
Leckonby, 190°; George, 84, 320;
Grismond, 190*11; Henry, 171;
Henry Alfred, 415; Isabel, olim
Kirkby, 190°, 240°; James, 380,
402*, 413*; John, 89, 16611, 190*°,
191*°, 247, 254, 380*, 381; John,
als Leckonby, priest, 166°, igcP;
Joseph, 386, 397, 401, 402; Jo-
seph Emanuel, 381; Joseph
John, 395, 396; Luke, als Leck-
onby, priest, 166°, 19011; Martha,
see Underwood, 831; Martin, 320;
Mary, 385, 386, 390, see Nind,
392*, 393, 395, 397, 398, 399*;
Mary Anne, olim Lemington,
409, 415; Mary Christina, O.S.B.,
69; Ma , 387; Nicholas, 190*°,
191°; Richard, 306, 314; Robert,
80, 17811, 190°, 194°, 2401, 297,
308, 323; Stephen, 381*; Teresa,
olim Barrat, 381, olim Slade, 413;
Thomas,
78,83°-
78^
190"
William,
-,78*, 171,317
White Ash, Oswaldtwhistle, Lanes.,
I45*n
Whitebread, see Whitbread
Whitehall, see London places
White Hall, Up, Rawcliffe Hall,
Lanes., 124*°, 198*11, 240*°, 241*11
Whit[e]head, Cuthbert, 130, 223;
Jennet, 90; Margaret, 90; Mar-
gery, 130, 223; Robert, 142;
William, 90
Whitehill, Ehzabeth, see Tootell, 23611
White Hill, Goosnargh, Lanes., 10911,
167*11, 18211, 23611
White Lee, Goosnargh, Lanes., 185*11
Whitell, see Whittle
White Notley, Essex, 88
Whiteparish, Wilts., 323, 324
W^hitesey, Robert, 86
Whiteside, family, 183*11; Ahce, olim
Gillow, 183°; Anne, 189; Bartho-
lomew, 198°; Clement, 182;
Christopher, 189; Henrv, 183";
Gilbert, 183°; James, 183*°;
INDEX
Jane, olttn Comey, 1830; John,
160, 180°, 183*11; Margaret, 183°,
see Leeming, 183°; Margery, 122;
Mary, 198°, olim Leckonby, 183°;
Mary Catherine, O.S.B., 1840;
Thomas, 232; , olim Kirk-
ham, 18011, 183'*
Whitfield, Whitfeild, Alice, 114;
Elizabeth, 116; Ellen, 262; Gil-
bert, 116; John, 102
Whitgift, Yorks., 276*, 283*
Whitgreave, Elizabeth, 308, olim
Cox, 3o8*i»; Francis, 219*"; Jane,
308*°; Joyce, 308*°; Lucretia,
see Moseley, 310°; Thomas, 308°,
310^, 311; Walter, 3081
Whithall, Jane, olim Erdeswick,
305*n; Mary, 305; Robert, 305*;
Thomas, 305*
Whiting, Mary, see Nottley, 422
Whitkirk, Yorks., 276, 282*1
Whitle, see Whittle
Whitmore, Cha[rles], 373
Whittingham, family, 157", 178*°,
17911; Adam, als Paul, SJ., 1781;
Anne, olim Dolman, 1781, olim
Plesington, 170°, 175°; Bridget,
see Silvertop, 157°, 179°; Cath-
erine, 178°, see Dalton, 212°,
253°; Elizabeth, 172, 175°, olim
Walmesley, 175°; Ellen, 178°,
179; George, 170°, 175*°, 17811;
Henry, 157°, 212°, 2531; Jane,
175°; Jennet, olim Cowell, 175;
Margaret, 175°; Mary, 170, olim
Harries, 157°; Matthew, 17811;
Paul, vere Adam; Richard, 170,
175*11, 178*11, 17911; Robert, 170,
17511; Thomas, 175°, 178*1, 231;
William, 178*°; William, S.J.,
178°
Whittingham, Lanes., 157, 16411,
184*, 18511, 186*1
Whittingham Hall, Lanes., 15 71,
1751, 1781, 1791, 2 1 21, 2531
Whittington, Lanes., 2321, 250*1
Whit[t]le, Whittell, Agnes, 97; Alice,
92; Anne, 96, 229; Dorothy, 96;
Edward, 97; Ellen, 181; Grace,
90; Henry, loi; John, 96*;
Margaret, 92, loi; Oliver, 96;
Ralph, loi; Richard, 96; Rob-
ert, loi ; Thomas, 181
Whittle-le- Woods, Leyland, Lanes., 97
Whittle, Welsh, Lanes., 102
Whittonhall, Yorks., 277
Whitty, Whittle, Helen, 349; Mat-
thew, 324; ,324
WhitweU Hall, Westmd, 251*1, 252*1
Whitwham, Thomas, 224
Whorley, WilUam, 313*; , 313
545
Wickes, see Wicks
Wickham, Gerard, 320; John, 314;
,314
Wickham-Breux, Kent, 831
Wickford, Essex, 332
Wickleswick, see Trafford Park,
Lanes., 2301
Wick[e]s, Wix, Ehza[bcth], 403, see
Smith, 423; George, 402; James,
402*; John, 407; Mary, 293, 295,
403, olim Mash, 402*; William,
402, 403
Wickson, Anne, 195
Widdow, Ellen, 122; John, 122; Rich-
ard, 122; William, 127
Widdowes, Anne, 179; WilUam, 179,
221
Widdrington, family, 2531; Mary Mar-
garet, see Thornborough, 2531;
Ralph, 2531; William, 253*"
Widmorend [?], Bucks., 81
Widmerpoole, Widmorepoole, Wid-
mert, 290"; Henry, 290*1, 2911,
292, 294, 296
Widnes, Prescot, Lanes., 1061, 129,
130*1, 2411
Wigan, Lanes., 108*1, 109*0^ n6i,
118", 119*1, 1291, 1401, 1421,
1951, 2001, 209, 2131, 220*,
221*1, 229*1, 2411
Wigan Grammar School, Lanes., 2201
Wigg[in], John, 304, 313
Wigginton, Staffs., 309
Wiggleworth, Long Preston, Yorks.,
282
Wight, see Wright, see White; Chris-
tina, O.S.B., 46*
Wight, Isle of, 2341
Wigmore, Catherine, O.S.B., 37, 38,
47*; Elizabeth, 20; William,
priest, 50, 58
Wignall, Dorothy, 94; Elizabeth,
129*1, 2221; Ellen, 129; John,
91; Margaret, 91; Mary, 92;
Robert, 129
Wigsworth, Thomas, 274
Wilberfosse, Mary, 259, 262
Wilberfosse, Yorks., 258, 265
Wilcher, Susan, 292
Wilcock[s], Agnes, 148; Alice, loi;
Anne, 174; Edward, 1021, 416,
417; Elizabeth, 101*1 ; Henry,
101*1 ; Galfrid, 174; James, 1021;
Margery, olim Gerard, 1021;
Matthew, 148; Peter, O.S.B.,
102*1 ; Peter, priest, 1021
Wilcocke, Mary, 158; Thomas, 158*
Wilcox, Edward, 306; Elizabeth, 306
Wild, Cath[erine] Winif[red], 371;
Jane, 274*; Mary, 371; Tho-
[mas], 371; see Weld
35
54^ INDEX
Wildbore, George, 287
Wilden, Beds., see Maiden
Wilding, Ellen, 130; Jane, 142; Rob-
ert, 142
Wildman, Galfrid, 269; Mathew, 269
Wilfield, Eliz[abeth], 281 ; Francis, 281
Wilkes, Margery, 311; William, 311*
Wilkin, Anne, 122
Wilkins, James, 196; , 196
Wilkins[on], Alice, 96, 231 ; Anne, 144,
196, 282; Bridget, 152; Charles,
145; Christopher, 231; Dorothy,
243, 0/1 wHesketh, 2 02*0; Edward,
324*; Elizabeth, 324, see News-
ham, 202°; Ellen, 176; George,
102, 191 ; Isabel, 191 ; James, 176;
Jane, Jennet, 122, 181; John, 99,
102, 122, 152, 243; Katherine,
297; Lawrence, 144, 179; Lucy,
hi; Margaret, 191, 342; Mary,
342*, see Woolfrey[s], 376, 377,
382, 383, 384; Perpetua, see Flet-
cher, 202°; Peter, 287; Richard,
144, 196; Robert, 243; Sarah,
191; Samuel, 341, 343; Thomas,
202*n, 243, 268, 342, 343; Tho-
mas, als Mol5meux, S.J., 202'^;
William, 80, 117, 232, 341, 343;
William, vere Fletcher, priest,
202°
Wilford, Anne, olim Newman, 159°;
Dorothy, S5« Talbot, 159°; James,
Willard, Joseph, 326; Richard, 326*
Willasie, Edward, 165; Eliz[abeth],
165; Margaret, 194; Thomas, 186
Willden, Jane, 280
Willenhall, Staffs., 307
Willesden, Middlesex, 287
Willett, Edward, 320
Williams, Abraham, 295; Anne, 314;
Edward, 136; Jane, 136; John,
S.J., 340*"^; Joyce, 311; Mary,
no; Phoebe, 295; [Thomas Dom-
inic], bishop of Tiberiopolis, 153°;
William, 320
Williamson, Barbara, 297; Eliz-
[abeth], 231; Ellen, 121; EUinor,
114; James, 231; Jane, 96, 171;
Jennet, 121; Jolm, 127; Mar-
gery, 121 ; Philip, 85; Robert, 121 ;
Thomas, 96; William, 265
Willingdon, Sussex, 318*
Willis, Francis, 357; Helen, 357;
Mary, 372; Rebecca, 357; Wil-
liam, 298
Willitoft or MiUitoft, Bubwith, Yorks.,
256, 265*'^, 2660, 267"^
Willowes, Henry, 291
Wilmot, Mary, 371
Wilmslow, Cheshire, 255°
Wilson, Anne, 120, 272, 421 ; Anthony,
280; Christopher, 272; Dinah, 78;
Edward, 245 ; Elizabeth, 120, 148,
2i8n, 222, 275, see Remington,
244°; Ellen, 123; Francis, 123,
224,266; George, 267; James, 186,
421; Jane, Jennet, 242, 245, 280;
Jerome, priest, 202^; John, 120,
148, 222, 242, 255'!, 421 ; Kather-
ine, 271 ; Margaret, Margery, 120,
267; Marmaduke,27i; Mary, 315;
Matthew, 158; Prudence, 261;
Ralph, 267; Richard, 147, 148,
165; Thomas, 120, 1691^, 222;
WiUiam, 94, 123, 315; , 147,
186, 313*, 333; ,see Cams,
243a
Wilton, Thomas, 315; William, 322;
William Eure, baron of, 194^*
Wilton, Wilts., 322
Wiltshire, Ellen, see Charleston, 383
Wimborne, Dorset., 87
Winchester, 238^^, 315
Winckle, Richard, 305
Winckley, Anne, see Gradell, 151°, see
Lacy, 238"^; Dorothy, see Chf-
ton, 151°, 194°; Edward, 151°,
2141^; EUz[abeth], i6i; Henry,
161; Isabel, 15 1'*, olim Elston,
150, 151°, 194^; James, isi^;
Jane, 151°; Mary, ist^', Roger,
150°! 238a ; Rosamond, olim
Walmesley, 150°, 151°; Thomas,
150°, 151*^; Thomas, als Elston,
priest, 15 1'^; William, 150*^,
15 1»^, 194°; William, priest, 151°;
Winefrid, olim Tyldesley, 151°,
214'^; , see Gradell, 1341*
Winckley Hall, Aughton, Lanes.,
150°, 200°, 238^^
Wincopp, see Whincopp
Windover, John, 314
Winfarthing, Norfolk, 290*^
Wingerworth Hall, Derbys., 217'*
Wingf eild, Anne, 292
Wingham, Jane, 313; Rowland, 313*;
,313
Wingrave, Daniel, 80; Jane 80
Winkleigh, Devons., 288*
Winmarleigh, Patten, baron, 119'^
Winmarleigh infra Garstang, Laincs.,
172
Winns, Sleat, 319; Stephen, 319
Winsbnry, Mary, 377
Winsley, Herefs., 328^
Winslow, Bucks., 80
Winsor, Dorothy, olim Congreve,
311*'^; Elinor, 311; Thomas, 311*
Winstanley, family, 1090; Daniel, 97;
^ Edmund, 109"; Edmund, priest,
I09*n; Edward, io9*n, iio^, i6in.
INDEX
547
221; Eli[zabeth], 157; Ellen, 97,
108, io9*n; James, 108, 189;
Jane, 160; Margaret, Margery,
o/im Hathersall, 1090, iioi^, 161°;
Mary, olim Langton, 109^, see
Byrom, 109°, see Rigby, 110°;
Peter, 157; Thomas. 108, 189;
William, 109Q
Winstanley, Wigan, Lanes., 219°
Winstanley Hall, Lanes., 1091
Winter, Anne, O.S.B., 5; Thomas, 3 17,
321
Winterbotham, Anne, 123; James,
123,223
Winton or Winchester, Hants, 312,
313,316*
Winder, family, 232^1; Alice, 233°,
olim Bradley, 233°; Barbara,
233"^; Brian, 277; Edward, 232°,
233°; John, 277; Margaret, 232°;
Peter, 233°; Peter, als Bradley,
priest, 233°; Thomas, 232, 233°;
William, 233*°; , see Dow-
biggin, 232Q
Winder, Cartmel, Lanes., 153*°,
235", 251"
Winder, High, Melling, Lanes., 232°
Winder[h]ouse, Windress, Jane, 173;
Margaret, 174; William, 173,
I74*n; ,173
Windlass Park, Yorks., 252"^
Windle, Wimley, Alice, 184; Anthony,
184*1^; Francis, i84n; Jane, 142;
Richard, 142
Windle, Prescot, Lanes., iii*", 129*",
133*", 211
Windle-with-Hardshaw, Lanes., 106^
Windleshaw, Lanes., io6», 178°
Winwick[-with-Hulme], Lanes., io6*°
107, 108, ii8*n, 138*0, 1780,
2190, 225* im t-
Winwick Hall, Lanes., loG*"*
Wirley, Great, or Wyrley, Staffs., 306
Wirrall, Cheshire, 205a, 2200
Wisbeach Castle, Norfolk, 158°, 22811
Wisdome, WiUiam, 316*; , 316
Wise, Mary, 272
Wiseman, Francis, 271; John, S.J.,
340*0; Margaret, 271
Wis[w]all, Alice, 114; Margaret, 114
Wiswall, Whalley, Lanes., 153*
Witham, George, bishop of Marcopolis,
1 870 ; John,89 ; Robert, priest,252°
Witham Place, Essex, 336
Withernwick, Yorks., 260
Withes, see Wright
Withesden, Witherden, Witherdale,
see Wetherdon
Withington, Anne, 142; Ellen, 98*;
John, 98, 142; Mary, 5«tf Simpson,
185"; Richard, 185°; Thomas, 98
Withington, Manchester, 230
Withnell, Lanes., 10 in
Witton, West, Yorks., 252"
Wive[l]sfeild, Sussex, 320
Wix, see Wicks
Woburn, Beds., 77*
Woffenden, EHz[abeth], 282n; James,
282*0
Woking, Surrey, 288*
Wokingham, Berks., 82°
Wolfall, Woolfall, Anne, olim Stanley,
135°, see Stanley, 1350; Elizabeth,
see Stanley, 135°; John, S.J.,
1350; Mary, olim Molyneux,
135°, see Macclesfield, 305";
Richard, 135*0; Thomas, 135°,
137; Thomas, als Butler, priest,
135°; William, 135*0, 3050;
, Mrs, 1420, 2460
Wolfall Hall, Huyton, Lanes., 135*0
Wolfe, Anne, see Corbishley, 2470;
Henry, 2470; James, 304
Wolfery, Wolfr[e]y[s], Woolfery,
Woolfrey, Adolphus, 397, 419:
Alfred, 400, 408; Anne, 369*, 370;
Catherine, 376, 392; Carohne,
399, 400, 406; Charles, 377*, 396,
397, 400, 402, 404, 408; Edwin,
406; EUza, 402; Frederic Adol-
phus, 396; George, 394; Helen,
374; Henry, 374*, 375, 376, 377,
379, 380, 383*, 384, 388, 397*;
James, 379; Joan, 369; Joseph,
375, 389, 396; Marg[aret], 374;
Martha, 412, 416; Martha Caro-
line, olim Champ, 396, 397, 399,
400, 402, 404, 406, 408; Mary, 374,
375*, 404, olim Wilkins, 376, 377,
379, 380, 383, 384, 388; Mary
Anne, 388; Matilda, 399, 416,
419; Samuel, 377; Theodora
377; William, 384
Wolfhouse, Chipping, Lanes., 1470,
148*0, 1830, 1840
Wolston, or Wilson House, Lancaster
2520
Wolverhampton, Staffs., 163*0, 219*",
2440,2460,3040,310*0
Wolseley, Erasmus, 3080 ; Grisseld,
see Fitzherbert, 3080
Womersley, Yorks., 2750, 282",
284*
Womboum, Lanes., 2i$»
Woobome, Staffs., 310
Wood, see also Woods; Anne, 155;
Christopher, 268; Edward, 90;
Eliz[abeth], 171; Ellen, 116;
Grace, 171; John, 79, 155, 171*;
Mary, 155, 272; Priscilla, 171;
Thomas, 90; Richard, in; ,
III
3S«
54^ INDEX
Wood Broughton, Cartmel, Lanes.,
239°
Woodcock[e], Jane, 159; John, 159;
William, 309*
Woodhouse, Philip, 295, 296
Woodman, Ehzabeth, 419; Frances,
olim Roberts, 419, olim Slade,
396, 397, 399, 401*; George, 401 ;
James, 319, 396, 397, 399, 401*;
Jane, 401; Martha, 397, 399;
Nathaniel, 419; Robert, 322;
Teresa, 396, 420
Woodrow, Anastasia, 411; Anne, see
Cooling, 400, 402, 405, 410, 413,
419, 424; Charles, 411; Hester,
olim Langdown, 411
Wood[s], family, 329; Anne, 360,
362*, 376, 377, olim Philipson,
335; Anne Mary, 335; Caroline,
350; Caroline Mary, 337; Ed-
ward, 307; Eliza[beth], 342,
362*; Frances, 339, 362*; Fran-
ces Mary, see Finch, 358, 359,
360*; George, 337, 362; Isaac,
337; Jane, 307, 323; John, 288,
325, 373*, 375, 376, 377; Joseph,
335, 336*, 338, 351; Katherine,
305; Mary, 301, 351, 353;
Michael, 335, 362; Sarah, 350;
Sarah Elizabeth, 337; Thomas,
298, 301, 336; , Mr, 351,
353; , Mrs, 336
Wood Street, London, 235^^
Wood, The, Melling, Lanes., 131*°,
132°, 1401*, 141°, i86n, 219'^
Woodcock, family, 97°, 154°; Anne,
97, 98; Dorothy, olim Anderton,
97°, 234°; Hugh, 103; Jane, 94;
John, 154*°; John, als Francis
Farington, O.S.F., martyr, 97°,
234°; Ralph, 94; Thomas, 97*°,
98, 234°; William, 103
Woodcock Hall, Cuerden, Lanes., 97'^,
154°
Woodfold Park, Blackburn, Lanes.,
206°^
Woodford, Chester, 185°
Woodham Ferris, Essex, 89
Woodhouse, Ellen, 207
Woodle, John, 85
Woodnesbury Manor, Lanes., 199°
Woodsetts, South Anston, Yorks.,
2581^
Woodward, family, 102°; Fleetwood,
olim Breres, 102*°; Janet, 102;
John, 10211; Katherine, 229;
Ralph, 102*"^
Woodplumpton, Lewth, Lanes., 162",
i65°,i82*o, 2oin, 240^, 243*n, 244"
Wooldrige, Mary, 306; Thomas, 306,
320
Woolepoole, see Wallpoole
Wooley, Ralph, 309
Woolfall, see Wolfall
Woolfery, see Wolfery
Wool Lavington, Sussex, 318
Woolpitt, Sufifolk, 299, 301
Woolston-eum-Poulton, Warrington,
Lanes., 116, 224*'^
Woolton, Lanes., 206'^
Wool ton Grove, Childwall, Lanes.,
13211
Woolton, Little, Childwall, Lanes.,
no, 210
Woose Hill, Wokingham, Berks., 82°
Wootton-Basset, Wilts., 83^
Wootridge, John, 323
Wootton Wawen, Warwicks., iiin,
i43*n, 312"
Wootton Wawen Hall, Warwicks.,
2o8n
Worcester, Henry Somerset, earl and
marquis of, 27*; Ann, daugh-
ter of marquis, 27*; Elizabeth,
27*
Worcester, 246°
Workesley, Jordan, 2i3n; Margaret,
see Tyldesley, 213°
Workington Hall, Cumberland, 204",
235*°, 237, 2391, 240°, 249^1, 2510
Worleby, Ainderby Steeple, Yorks.,
275*0
Worlingworth, Suffolk, 300
Worplesden, Surrey, 288
Worrall, Anne, no; Elizabeth, 126;
Ellen, 127, 129, 221, 222; Rich-
ard, 83; Robert, no; Simon, 126,
218
Worsall, High, Yorks., 274
Worsall, Cleveland, Yorks., 264^
Worksop, Notts., 109^
Wor[s]ley, Katherine, olim Keighley,
185°; Margaret, 100; Roger, 96;
Thomas, 88, 1851; William, 100
Worsley, Eecles, Lanes., 230*11
Worster, see Worcester
Worsthorne, Whalley, Lanes., 149°
Worswick, Alexander, 199*°, 241°;
Alice, olim Gillow, iGo^, 199",
2oin, 24i»; Anne, see Swarbreek,
2oin; Jane, s^eCorney, 160°, 183°;
Robert, i6on, 183°; Thomas,
1600,199*11, 2010,241*°; William,
164
Worswick' s Bank, see Lancaster
Wo[r]th, Sussex, 320
Worthington, family, 930, 96*0, 246";
Alice, olim Hesketh, 217°; Anne,
196; Bridget, 104; Edward, 96°,
104, 1450, 197*°, 2110,217", 230";
Edward, vere Ball, priest, 246":
Elizabeth, 247, see Holden, 145°;
INDEX
549
Ellen, olim Rogerley, asi^, see
Jenyon, 231°; Elizeus, 209;
Fleetwood, 104; George, vere
Ball, priest, 246*°; Grace, 217°;
Hugh, 134, 2i7*i»; Isabel, ohm
Langtree, 217°; James, 217";
Jane, 93, 104*, olim Plumpton,
128°; John, 217°; John, vere
Ball, priest, 246"; Lawrence, 93",
231°; Margaret, 100, 104, 108*,
134, 217, olim Alcock, 12 7^1, olim
Halsay, 222^, see Hoghton, 21211;
Margery, 104*; Mary, 96, 104,
olim Allen, 96^, olim Hoghton,
197°, 211*11,230^; Nathaniel, 104;
Nicholas, 2i2'i; Richard, 104*,
127'!; Thomas, 96*11, joo, 108,
I27n, 217^ 22211; William, 96*1,
21111; , 209, 1 2211
Worthington Hall, Lanes., 96°, 217*1,
22211
Worthy, John, priest, 1251; , see
Blundell, 1251
Wouldhave, Philip, 297
Wragby, Yorks., 283
Wray, Eliz[abeth], 271
Wray, Melling, Lanes., 2 5 511
Wrea Green, Lanes., 188°, 20211
Wrenna[ll], Edward, 208; Jane, 94;
Margaret, Margery, 99, 189;
Richard, 94; William, 94
Wressle, Yorks., 257*°, 265
Wright, Anne, 91; Cecilia, 123; Dor-
othy, 265; Elizabeth, 120, 137,
284; Ellen, 91, 123, 260, 264;
Emlyn, 121 ; Francis, 123; James,
123; Jane, 107, 258*, 265; John,
129, 2281 ; Margaret, 88, 174;
Mary, 80, 129, 258, 265, 280, see
Gerard, 228°; Michael, 279; Rob-
ert, 258, 265, 285; Samuel, 137;
Seth, 107; Sislea, 120; Thomas,
79> 88, 91, 121; Ursula, 279; Wil-
liam, 95, 120, 222, 260, 264*;
W Peter, Rev., quoted ,
26311
W[r]ight, Withes, Alice, 309; Andrew,
315*; Charlotte, 338; Elizabeth,
297; Honor, 350*; Juliana Maria,
332; Margaret, 296; Martha, 315;
Mary, 295, 316, 338; Matthew,
290; Peter, 275; Robert, 273, 297;
William, 350* ; , Mrs, 333
Wrightington[Hall] , Eccleston , Lanes, ,
92", 93, 139*°, 181°, 197°, 217*",
219°, 2351, 24011
Writtle, Essex, 3701
Wrongry, Katherine, 291; William,
291
Wroughton, Sussex, 322*
WycHffe Hall, Yorks., 109°, 220°
Wycombe, Wiccombe, West, Bucks.,
80
Wyke, Anne, 155; Robert, 155
Wyke, Yorks., 273
Wyld[e], Anne, 316; Thomas, 295
Wynder, Edward, 173
Wynstanley, John, 125; Mary, 125
Wyresdale, Hathornthwaite, Lanes.,
1661, 173*11, 186°, 24711, 24811
Wjrresdale, Nether, Garstang, Lanes.,
173*°, 174*°, 232
Wyresdale Over, Hathornthwaite,
Lanes., 14711, 17411, 18311, 233*1
Wyresdale, forest of, Lancaster,
232*
Wyreside, family, 2001
Wyton, Swine, Yorks., 268
Wyvill, Christopher, 1161; Marma-
duke, bart, 1161; Philippa, see
Sale, S.J.
Xavier, St Francis, quoted, 329
Yale, Denbighs., 1561
Yapton, Sussex, 318
Yar[u]m, Yorks., 2271
Yateman, see Yeatman
Yate[s],5ee Yeats
Yate, Glouces., 821
Yax[e]ley, Suffolk, 299*1, 300, 301
Yaxham, Norfolk, 289, 293
Yaxley, Hunts., 86*, 263
Yaxley, olim Herberd, 2991; Anthony,
2991; Charles, 299*1, 300*, 301*;
Elizabeth, 299, 300, 301; Eva,
olim Bedingfeild, 2991; Frances,
olim Waldegrave, 2991; Francis,
299, 300, 301; Henry, 299";
Mary, 299, 301; Richard, priest,
martyr, 2991; Rose, olim Lang-
ton, 299I: Vivina, O.S.B., 9*;
William, 299*1
Yeadon, Guiselay, Yorks., 275
Yeaipjand, Yelland, Warton, Lanes.,
231*, 232*, 236, 239*°, 254,
255''
Yealand Conyers, Lanes., 242
Yate[s], Yeat[e][s], family, 821; Anne,
138; Charles, bart, 821; Dorothy,
306; Ellinor, 306; Francis, 821;
Henry, 94; Hugh, 117; Jane,
341, 343, olim Tichborne, 821;
John, 106, 117, 306, 341, 342;
Katherine, 106, 117; Marg[ar]et,
341, 342*; Mary, see Throck-
morton, 821; Michael, 343; Rich-
ard, 306; William, 306
Yeamanson, Humphrey, 307*; Wini-
fred, 307
Yelland, see Yealand
Yeoman, John, 313 ^
550 INDEX
Yeovell, Somerset., 298
Yeteman, Yateman, Elizabeth, see
Slade, 380, 381, 383, 387, 390,
392, 394
Yielden, Beds., see Maiden
Yokefleet, Youkfleet, Howden,
Yorks., 236*^
York[e], Agnes, olim Simpson, 282'»;
Elizabeth, 282°; John, 282*°;
John, S.J., 2821^; Katherine, olim
Tempest, 282^^; Margaret, 261;
Richard, 282*^; Stephen, 282";
William, 282°
York, James, duke of, 39
York, 73, I25^ 131", 186°, 1940, 198°,
246'*, 247*'i, 276^,340; Bar Con-
vent, 214°; Castle, 73*, 144°,
249", 277, 326; Micklegate Bar,
125°; Minster, 198*'^
Youlton[cum Linton on Ouse], Yorks.,
275*n
Youlton, Golton, Yorks., 83"
Young[e], Anne, 256, 266, 279*, 388;
Edward, 267; Elizabeth, 342,
see Brown, 385; Francis, 73;
Gabriel, 82; George, 362; Isabel,
279;- Jane, 257; John, 279*;
Margaret, 121, 257, 267; Mary,
267; Richard, 279; Robert, 279;
Sarah, see Brown, 387, 389, 391 ;
Thomas, 257*; William, 256,
257*^^, 266*, 267*0
Younger, William, 297
Young[e]man, Anne, 301; William,
298, 301
Ypers, Chamberline, bishop of,
19, see Ipers
Yxeworth, see Ixworth
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Council
Henry Farnham Burke, J. Hobson Matthews
Somerset Herald, C.V.O. Rev. J. H. Pollen, S.J.
Rev. Edwin Burton, D.D. Marquis de Ruvigny
Rev. Gilbert Dolan,O.S.B. Major F. J. A. Skeet
Joseph S. Hansom Carlisle J. S. Spedding
Francis A . R. Langton Rev. W. O. Sutcliffe, M. A.
George C. Williamson, Litt.D.
Honorary Officers ex officio
Recorder
Joseph Gillow
bursar
Leonard C. Lindsay, 22, Belgrave Road, S.W.
Legal rAdviser
Alfred J. Blount
Secretary
Address: "The Secretary C.R.S.,"
27 Alfred Place West, South Kensington, S.W.
Bankers
Messrs Coutts and Co., Strand, W.C.
Constitutions
1. Name. The name of the Society is "The Catholic Record
Society."
2. Objects, The objects are the transcribing, printing, indexing and
distributing to its members the Catholic Registers of Baptisms, Marriages
and Deaths and other old Records of the Faith, chiefly personal and genea-
logical, since the Reformation in England and Wales.
3. Management. The affairs of the Society are managed by a Council
consisting of twelve members and four honorary oflBcers, viz.. The Recorder,
Bursar, Legal Adviser and Secretary — four forming a quorum. It has power
to appoint a President and Vice-Presidents, its Chairman and Ofl&cers, and
to fill vacancies on its own body, and has power to refuse or take away
membership. One-third of the twelve members and all the honorary officers
retire each year, but are eligible for re-election. Nominations of New Mem-
bers of the Council must be sent to the Secretary fourteen days before the
Annual Meeting. The representation and management are reserved to
Catholic Members.
4. Subscri;ption. The subscription is one guinea per annum, which
entitles members to the publications for the year, but the names of any
members whose subscription shall be two years in arrears will thereupon be
removed from the Society, and not be readmitted until all arrears are paid.
Subscriptions are due on June i in each year, and no work is issued
to any member whose subscription is unpaid. A member wishing to retire
from the Society must intimate his intention to the Bursar or Secretary before
the I St day of June, or be held liable for his subscription for the ensuing
year. »
5. Privileges. The members are entitled to the Volume or Volumes
printed for the year of subscription, no Volume being issued to any member
whose subscription is unpaid. They may also, on prepayment, obtain back
numbers (if in stock) on such terms as the Council may direct.
6. Meetings. An Annual Meeting is held in the month of June or July,
of which at least seven days' notice is sent to all the members. At this meeting
a report of the work of the Society, with a statement of the income and ex-
penditure, is presented. This is issued together with the list of members and
the Constitutions of the Society.
7. Audit. The Bursar's accounts are audited by a member of the
Society appointed by the Council, at the close of the financial year, which
expires on May 31.
N.B. — The Bursar deals with Membership and Subscriptions.
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
CATHOLIC RECORD SOCIETY
THE fourth year of the Society has been one of material pro-
gress and consolidation. There have been losses; but they
have been overbalanced by the gains. Delays have had to be
complained of; but in the long run important books, teeming with
information of great moment, have appeared on subscribers' tables.
Quietly but surely the Society adheres to its motto to "Gather up
the fragments lest they be lost."
Since last year there have to be recorded the deaths of the Rev.
Charles P. F. Collingridge, a descendant of an old Recusant family
in Oxfordshire; Ernest Reuter Wyatt-Davies, a member of Council
for one year; the Rev. James Forbes-Leith, S.J.; Henry Singleton
Threlfall, whose name calls for special notice elsewhere; John
Warrington; Sir Joseph Percival Pickford Radcliffe, third Baronet;
Captain James Cumming Dewar, K.M.,K.H.S.; the Right Rev.
Samuel Webster Allen, fourth Bishop of Shrewsbury ; James Tisdall
Woodroffe, K.C.S.G. ; and the eminent judge. Sir John Charles
Day, P.C.
Nine resignations have been received; and it has been neces-
sary to remove three names under Constitution 4. With the ten
deaths recorded above, there is a severe total loss of twenty-two.
On the other hand it is matter for congratulation that forty-
four members have joined or rejoined. The net gain is therefore
twenty-two; so that the membership, which a year ago stood at 333,
is now 355.
It has been matter of great satisfaction that Catholic Lanca-
shire has contributed considerably to the advance, and the Council
have to thank the Rev. George Huggins, S.J., and Mr Arthur
Ashton Slater, to whom this increase is largely due. Another satis-
factory feature is the steady increase of municipal public libraries,
Including one from Australia.
Special mention must be made of the fa6l that one exceptional
honorary membership has been granted, and that by acclamation.
Having ascertained that the books issued by the Society would be
acceptable to "The Apostolic Vatican Library," the Council voted
that they should be sent, and the Society is thus honoured by their
resting in the official library of the Holy Father.
On Tuesday In Low Week, the Archbishop and Bishops, at
their annual assemblage, passed a vote of commendation of the
Society's work accomplished. Individual written approvals had
been given; several of the Bishops had subscribed; but hitherto no
colle(5live approval had been given, or could be expe6led. Now that
five volumes stand asevidence,on which judgement can be founded,
this commendation Is most welcome.
J
Volume IV was, after too long delay on the part of the prin-
ters, issued to members for the third year, 1906-7. Volume V has
been issued for the fourth year, 1907-8; and the Council proposes to
give Volume VI as the second for the latter year, thus maintaining"
the standard of three volumes in two years; the fairly satisfactory
increase in membership not yet justifying an output of two volumes
in each year. Those issued become more substantial in bulk.
Our Recorder undertook to annotate the Lancashire part of
the Recusant List of 1 66y ioxV oXwxvl^ VI. His ill-health impeded pro-
gress; but such work from Mr Gillow's pen will be ample compen-
sation to members, who will sympathize with him in illness, and
rejoice in his recovery. His illness also caused The Anjials of the
English Blue Nuns of Paris to be deferred to a later volume than
intended, and Volume VII, which has been begun, will consist ot
papers relating to the old Catholic family of Bedingfeld of Oxburgh,
kindly placed at our disposal by Sir Henry Paston Bedingfeld, Bart.
It may possibly be supplemented by other papers and issued for the
fifth year, 1908-9.
The Bursar's statement shows that, besides other expenses,
Volumes IV and V and the excerpt. Lord Bur ghley's Map of Lanca-
shire^ have been paid for, and yet the balance is increased from
;£'396 5s. 7d. to ;£^433 17s. iid. Satisfactory in itself it may be
mentioned that the material remaining to be printed is so extensive
that many times the amount could be spent. The balance only repre-
sents work in progress, undertaken with discretion, and keeping a
small amount for reserve or contingencies.
The late Henry Singleton Threlfall, of an old Catholic Lanca-
shire family, was the nineteenth Founder of the Society and wrote
several letters to the originator in 1904, manifesting his solicitude
for its sound formation and promising special financial support. His
death reveals that his promise took another form ; for, by his will,
he left the Society the reversionary bequest of five hundred pounds.
At present we have only to regret his loss, and to trust that, as a
benefactor, he may obtain the special prayers of the members of the
Society. But, in the event of the sum becoming payable, it will help
to put the Society on a sound basis, as he so much desired, if the
capital is invested as a reserve fund, whilst the interest will form a
stable addition to the working income.
The deaths of two non-members call for special mention. The
Right Rev. Monsignor Wrennall set a special example of devotion
to duty by undertaking in his eighty-sixth year to supply the tran-
script and edit the registers of Robert Hall and Hornby in Lanca-
shire, and he lived to see the work completed, as it appears on thirty-
four pages of Volume IV.
George Bernard Maycock was the fifty-fifth Founder, and joined
the Society, as he avowed, to give it support at a time when every
name was of importance to the cause, retiring two years later.
He gave the preliminary sketches for the Society's badge.
The Council still desires to enlist the services of a gentleman,
resident in London, who would undertake the office of Honorary
Secretary, and thus lighten Mr Hansom's labours.
Approval is sought for some alterations of the Constitution No. 4,
and renumbering others, of which notice has been sent to members
with that for the General Meeting.
At the last General Meeting the Rev. John Hungerford Pollen,
S.J. ; Mr Henry Farnham Burke, C.V.O., Somerset Herald; Mr John
Hobson Matthews; and Mr Carlisle James Scott Spedding, whose
term of office on the Council expired, were re-ele6led. During the
year the Council availed itself of the right of co-opting two mem-
bers, the Marquis de Ruvigny and Dr George Charles Williamson.
Nine Council meetings have been held during the year.
Four members now retire by rotation: the Rev. Edwin Bur-
ton, D.D., the Rev. J. Gilbert Dolan, O.S.B.; Mr Joseph S. Han-
som, and Mr Francis A. R. Langton. They are eligible for re-elec-
tion.
NOTICES
Members are requested to call the attention of their friends to the
Society and its work. The present membership is nearly adequate
for the issue of two volumes yearly, and it is highly desirable to
make this the minimum.
Transcripts of interesting unpublished documents ready for
the press, together with the loan of the originals for the purpose of
collation, are invited. It is desired to have material for half a dozen
volumes ready for printing, as special donations for printing may
enable the output to be increased.
Offers of help in transcribing documents, especially in the
Public Offices in London, where the greater part of documents re-
lating to the country are stored, are invited. A few trustworthy
transcribers have already started work at their own homes. Parish
Priests are especially invited to provide exa6l copies of the old regi-
sters, or give facilities for this being done.
The Constitutions provide that *'no work is issued to any
member whose subscription is unpaid." By this necessary regula-
tion we prevent any claims by the five privileged libraries (The
British Museum Library, The Bodleian at Oxford, The University
Library at Cambridge, Trinity College, Dublin, and The Advocates
Library at Edinburgh) claiming free copies, and it is hoped they will
all become members of the Society, as three already are. Both their
names and subscriptions are desired. No books are for sale to
outsiders, except a few copies of Lord Burghley's Map of Lancashire^
by Joseph Giliow, at eight shillings, post free.
Members desirous of paying through their banker will be sup-
plied with a ''Banker's Order" on application to the Bursar or
Secretary. It saves trouble to members and the Bursar.
THE CATHOLIC
Balance Sheet for the
1907
June I
1908
May 31
INCOME
Balance Current Account .
Balance Deposit Account .
32 Subscriptions for 1904-5
38 Subscriptions for 1905-6
62 Subscriptions for 1906-7
322 Subscriptions for 1907-8
39 Subscriptions for 1908-9
2 Subscriptions for 1909-10
£ s.
196 5
200 o
2,2 12
39 18
65 2
338 2
40 19
2 2
Donation: William Farrer, Esq. .
Subscriptions for Burg-hley's Map
Subscriptions for Oust Permit . .
Returned by Insurance Company
Interest on Deposit
396 5 7
519 15
I 15
20 6
o 2
o 14
8 o
1908
May 31
Total Income . ;^946 19 4
Examined and found corre(5l, June 3, 1908
W. R. ANDREW
Hon. Auditor.
RECORD SOCIETY
Year ending May 31, 1908
EXPENDITURE
IQ07
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8
July
23
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10
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10
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10
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20
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27
Arden Press. Stationery . .
Hire of Room
Straker and Son. Binding- Map
Arden Press. Printing Reports
Arden Press. Printing- Map
J. S. Hansom. Disbursements
Miss Edith Rix. Index, Vol. IV
J. S. Hansom. Postage, Vol. IV, etc
Arden Press. Printing- Vol. IV' on account
Arden Press. Printing- Circulars .
Straker and Son. Binding- Vol. IV
Arden Press. Printing- Vol. IV. .
J. S. Hansom. Disbursements
W. Austin. Printing- Cards . .
Cheque Book
Swain and Co. Plates, Vol. V. .
J. S. Hansom. Postage, Vol. V .
Arden Press. Stationery. . . .
Straker and Son. Binding Vol. V
Whitehead and Son. Printing Vol.
L. C. Lindsay. Postage. . . .
£
s.
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3
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6
4
7
16
0
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100
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May 31
Total Expenditure
Balance in Bank, Current Account:
£ 33 17 II
Balance on Deposit .... 400 o o
£5^3
433 17 "
£9^^ 19 4
LEONARD C. LINDSAY,
Hon. Bursar.
lO
TRANSACTIONS OF THE FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING
The Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Catholic Record Society
was held in the Archbishop's House, Westminster (by the kind permission
of the Archbishop, Patron), on Thursday, June 25, 1908.
There were present. The Rt Rev. Abbot Gasquet, D.D., O.S.B.,
the Rev. Edwin Burton, D.D., the Rev. J. H. Pollen, S.J., the Rev. W. O.
Sutcliffe,M.A.; Major Raleigh Chichester-Constable; Mr Joseph S. Hansom,
Mr Francis A. R. Langton, Mr Leonard C. Lindsay, Mr Charles J.
Munich, K.S.G., F.R.Hist.S., the Marquis de Ruvigny, Mr Carlisle J. S.
Spedding, Captain Ciiarles Vaughan, Mr John B. Wainewright, Mr
Frederick Underdown Walford and Dr George C. Williamson.
The Press was represented by The Times, Daily Telegraphy London
News Agency, Universe and Catholic Times.
The Rt Rev. Abbot Gasquet, Vice-President, took the Chair.
The Archbishop sent word that he was unable to attend owing to his
Grace's being away, making visitations. Messages of regret at inability
to attend were received from the Lord Herries (President), Colonel the
Lord Edmund Talbot (Vice-President), Admiral the Lord Walter Kerr
(Vice-President), Miss Robinson, Mr Henry Brierley, M.A. (Hon Secre-
tary, Lancashire Par. Reg. Soc), the Very Rev. John Canon Caswell,
the Rt Rev. Mgr Canon Crook, Mr George F. Engelback, Mr E. M.
Greenway, Mr N. J. Hone, Mr W. M. Hunnybun, M.A., Mr J. Orlebar
Payne, M.A., Mr Richard Duncan Radcliffe, M.A., Mr Orby Shipley,
M.A., Mr Arthur Ashton Slater and the Rt Rev. Mgr Canon Ward.
Abbot Gasquet, who took the chair in the absence of Lord Herries,
opened the proceedings with a cordial vote of condolence (put to the
meeting and carried unanimously) to Lord Herries on the serious illness
which prevented his Lordship from being in London for this meeting, and
expressing a hope that he may soon be able to take part again in the pro-
ceedings of the Society, in which and all archaeological work he had always
taken such a warm interest.
Referring to the annual Report submitted to the members for the past
year, he congratulated the officials of the society on its flourishing condition
proved by the figures representing the number of members. For example the
Catholic Record Society had 355 members, whereas the Surtees Society
which was considered one of the most flourishing and numerous of such
societies in England, limits its membership to 350, whilst the Canterbury
and York Society, in which he was interested, could only boast of 205 mem-
bers. Also from the good balance at the Bank he thought we might judge
that there have not been many arrears in Members' SulDscriptions. We have
gained forty-four Members against twenty-two lost in last year, so that the
loss was amply compensated.
The Society should be especially thankful to Father Pollen, amongst
those who contributed matter for the five excellent and interesting volumes
he had helped to produce, and he knew from personal experience how much
time and trouble were required to compile so many memorials. For the last
Volume alone over a hundred documents had to be prepared for publication.
There were some who thought it unwise to delve among the dark
pages of history, and an old lady had been known to declare that she thought
" by-gones should be by-gones," and the darker deeds of history should not
be raked up. But he considered, whatever might be said to the contrary,
that it was well and right to consider as heroes those who laid down their
lives, or suffered grievous penalties for the sake of their religion, and to lose
no opportunity in publishing the history of those brave deeds of old. Those
Fourth Annual General Meeting ii
called " Recusants," because they stoutly refused to be present at heretical
services in Protestant Churches, were entitled to our utmost respect. The
heavy fines imposed on them were recorded, and proved by the receipts
which were preserved, and these records should be widely known and read.
Our forefathers teach us in these volumes that we must stand up for
our Faith even though the duty be most unpleasant and entails severe
penalties from the Law. They won the battle of Freedom, so it is only right
that we should be made acquainted with their names. The Abbot gave
examples of lists of Recusants in a Church in Hampshire which he visited,
and said he would like to see such lists in every Church in England. As
regards a complete history he thought we must wait a little while before a
full account of the terrible days when the Catholic Religion was kept
alive at the imminent risk of death to those who made such brave efforts
in its behalf; but when the proper time comes it must be told calmly and
fully.
He concluded by moving the adoption of the Report.
Dr Williamson seconded, and referred to the officials of the Society
being cheered in their work by the encomiums of Abbot Gasquet and the
approval of the members present.
Father Pollen, in a few well-chosen words, thanked the Abbot, and
said his praise was indeed precious, and he wished to keep up as far as
possible the rate of advance so as to be able to keep abreast of the know-
ledge of past history. He thanked Abbot Gasquet for much assistance.
The Douai Diaries would shortly be undertaken. The work was scattered
over a broad area and was difficult to get together. Seven convents have
kept consecutive chronicles of their communities.
This Society, although a Catholic one, was really interesting to all,
because at one or another time it was found all old famiHes which can
be traced back six or seven generations have had Catholic members
amongst them, and therefore Catholic records. The lists of recusants and
the chronicles of convents will supply useful records in history and genealogy
to all in the United Kingdom. A long list of recusants will be included in
Volume VI.
The Report was then put and unanimously adopted.
Mr Leonard Lindsay spoke as to certain proposed alterations in the
Constitutions of the Society, Nos 4 and 5; and Abbot Gasquet read and
explained these alterations, which Mr Lindsay moved should be adopted.
Le Marquis de Ruvigny seconded, and the alterations were carried
as in the revised Constitutions printed with the Report.
Major Chichester-Constable proposed the re-election of the following
four members of the Council: The Rev. Edwin Burton, D.D. ; the Rev.
J. Gilbert Dolan, O.S.B. ; Joseph Stanislaus Hansom; Francis Albert
Romuald Langton.
Mr Munich seconded their re-election and expressed his pleasure at
the volumes he had obtained. The motion was carried.
Mr Wainewright proposed, and Captain C. Vaughan seconded, a
vote of thanks to the Council and officers of the Society.
The Rev. Dr Burton proposed, and the Rev. W. O. Sutcliffe
seconded, a vote of thanks to Abbot Gasquet for the time and trouble he
had devoted to taking the chair and speaking at this meeting, to which
Abbot Gasquet briefly replied.
ROLL OF MEMBERS
F — Founders on June lo, 1904
Libraries and other Institutions are to be found under Towns and Places.
Those in the Metropolis are under London.
F Abbotsleig-h, Rev. Mother Prioress, C. R. L. , Newton Abbot, Devon.
A6lon, Mrs Vincent, Overbury, Tewkesbury.
Ainsworth, Miss (Blanche).
Albany, New York, U.S.A., New York State Library (J. L Wyer,
jun., Dire6lor), c/o Messrs G. E. Stechert, 2 Star Yard^ Carey
Street, W.C.
Ampleforth Abbey Library (Rev. S. Anselm Parker, O.S.B.,
Librarian), Oswaldkirk, York.
Amycla, Rt Rev. (Dr Fenton) the Bishop of, St. Anne's,
13 Leonard Place, Kensing^ton, W.
Anderson, Yarboroug-h, 50 Pall Mall, S.W.
/" Andrew, William Raeburn,M.A., Cathcart House, Cathcart Road,
South Kensington, S.W.
Antiquaries, Society of, see London.
Arundell of Wardour, The Lady, Wardour Castle, Tisbury, Wilts.
Ashburnham, The Earl of, Ashburnham Place, Battle, Sussex.
Athill, Charles Harold, F.S.A., Richmond Herald, College of
Arms, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Ball,* Henry Houston, 21 Wimborne Gardens, Ealing, W.
Bamford, Samuel B., J. P., Hawthornden Manor, Uttoxeter.
Barrow-in-Furness, Free Public Library, Town Hall.
Beaumont, The Lady, Carlton Towers, near Selby.
Beaumont College, Old Windsor, Berks., Very Rev. (Joseph
Bampton) Re6lor, S.J.
Bedingfeld, Sir Henry Paston, Bart., Oxburgh Hall, Stoke Ferry,
Norfolk.
Bergholt (East), Lady Abbess, O.S.B., St Mary's Abbey, near
Colchester, Suffolk.
Berkeley, Major Henry, Fieldgate House, Kenilworth.
Berkeley, Robert V., J. P., F.S.A., Spetchley Park, Worcester.
Berlin Royal Library, cjo Messrs Asher & Co., ij, Bedford Street,
Covent Garden, W. C.
Birmingham Public Library (A. Capel Shaw, Librarian), Ratcliff
Place, Birmingham.
Blackpool Public Library (Rowland Hill, Librarian).
F Blount, Alfred John, 24 Bryanston Square, W.
/^ Bodenham-Lubienski, Count L., Bullingham Manor, Hereford.
Bodleian Library, see Oxford.
Bodmin, St Mary's Priory, Very Rev. Prior (Smith, D.D.) C.R.L.
Bollandisfs Library, see Brussels.
Bolton Public Library, Lancashire (Archibald Sparke, Librarian).
Boothman, Charles Thomas, 14 Clarinda Park West, Kingstown,
Dublin. [Dover.
Boothman, Edward Duncan, M.A., Compton Lodge, Kearsney,
* Record Searcher.
Roll of Members 13
Boston, Mass., U.S.A., Boston Public Library (Horace G. Wad-
lin, Librarian).
Boston, Mass., U.S.A., New England Historic Genealogical
Society (Wm. Prescott Greenlaw, Librarian), 18 Somerset
Street, cjo Messrs B. F, Stevens and Brown, 4 Trafalgar
Square, W, C.
T^Bourdelot, Rev. Edgar, i Parker's Row, Bermondsey, S.E.
F Bowden, Rev. Henry Sebastian, The Oratory, South Kensington,
S.W.
Bradford, Public Library (Butler Wood, Librarian), Darley Street,
Bradford.
Brand, James, K.S.G., 10 Marchmont Terrace, Kelvinside, Glas-
gow.
i^Brierley,* Henry, M.A., Thornhill, Wigan.
Brighton Public Library (Henry D. Roberts, Librarian), Church
Street, Brighton.
Bristol Central Library (Edward Robert Norris Mathews, F.R.
Hist.S., Librarian).
British Museum.^ see Londo7i.
7^ Britten, James, K.S.G., 41 Boston Road, Brentford.
Brown, Very Rev. William Canon, Old Elvet, Durham.
Brownbill, John, 56 Aldcliffe Road, Lancaster.
Browne, W. Kenworthy, M.A., LL.D.,Settignano, near Florence,
Italy, for St Francis' Home, Shefford R. S. O. , Beds.
Brussels, Belgium, Library of the Bollandists, 775 Boulevard
Militaire.
Buckfast, Rt Rev. Abbot (Vonier) of, O.S.B., Buckfast Abbey,
Buckfastleigh, Devon.
Burke, Henry Farnham, C.V.O., Somerset Herald, College of
Arms, Queen Vidloria Street, E.C.
7^ Burton, Rev. Edwin, D.D., St. Edmund's College, Old Hall
Green, Ware, Herts.
Burton, Rev. Harold, Ushaw College, near Durham.
Callaway, Rev. Thomas, Our Lady's Presbytery, Haigh, Aspull,
near Wigan.
Cambridge, St Edmund's House Library, Very Rev. (Mgr Nolan,
M.A.), President and Cath. Director.
y^Camm, Rev. Bede, O.S.B., Erdington Abbey, Birmingham.
Canadian Parliament Library, see Ottawa.
Canea, Rt Rev. (Dr Donnelly) Bishop of. Auxiliary of Dublin, St
Mary's, Haddington Road, Dublin.
Carnegie, John, B. A. , Stoneleigh, Worple Road, Wimbledon, S.W.
Carnegie Library^ see Cork.
Carr, Rt Rev. Mgr Canon, V.G., Formby, Liverpool.
Cary-Elwes, Valentine Dudley Henry, J. P., F.S.A., Billing Hall,
Northampton.
Caswell, Very Rev. John Canon, St Austin's, Kenilworth.
Cave, Charles J. P., J. P., Ditcham Park, Petersfield, Hants.
* Hon. Secretary, Lancashire Parish Register Society.
14 Roll of Members
Chamberlayne, Major Tankerville James, 41 Lancaster Gate,
Hyde Park, W.
Charterhouse^ see Parkminster,
Chase, Rev. Charles Rose, M.A., 10 Park Avenue, Willesden
Green, N.W.
Cheney, Alfred Denton, F.R.HIst. S., Lympne, Hythe, Kent.
Chicago, 111., U.S.A., Newberry Library, c\o Messrs B. F. Stevens
and Brown, 4 Trafalgar Square, W. C.
Chichester, Major Henry A., 14 Pelham Street, South Kensing-
ton, S.W.
Chichester-Constable,MajorRaleigh,J.P., Burton Constable, Hull.
i^Chudleigh, Lady Abbess, O.SS.S., Syon House, Devon.
Clifton, Rt Rev. (Dr Burton) Bishop of, St Ambrose, Leigh
Woods, Bristol,
i^ Codrington, Hon. Mrs, 16 Vicarage Gate, Kensington, W.
Collingridge, Rev. C. F. P. R.LP.
Colwich, Rev. Mother Prioress, O.S.B., St Benedi(5l's Priory,
near Stafford.
Connolly, Rev. James C. ,StSwithun's, Saxe Weimar Rd, Southsea.
Constitutional Club^ see Lo7idon.
Cork, Carnegie Free Library (James Wilkinson, Librarian), An-
glesea Street.
Cosgrave, Very Rev. Lawrence Canon, V.F., St Augustine
Presbytery, Preston.
Cottam, Gilbert Geoffrey, M.D., 421 Carroll Street, Rock Rapids,
Iowa, U.S.A.
Coulston, Rev. Gabriel, D.D., Ushaw College, Durham.
Coventry, Very Rev. Alphonsus, Prov. O.S.M., 264 Fulham Rd,
South Kensington, S.W.
/^Cox, Rev. David, St Mary's, Blackheath, S.E.
Cox, Rev. George Bede, O.S.B., St Mary's Priory, Highfield Street,
Liverpool, W.
Cox, John G. Snead, J. P., Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall, S.W.
Crank, Rev. Thomas, Mount Pleasant, Chorley.
/" Crisp, Frederick Arthur, F.S.A., Broadhurst, Godalming, and
2'jo Walworth Road, S.E.
Crook, Rt Rev. Mgr Canon, Thorndon Park, Brentwood, Essex.
F Culleton, Leo, 92 Piccadilly, W.
Culley, Rev. Matthew, Coupland Castle, Kirknewton, Northum-
berland.
Day, Rt Hon. Sir John Charles, P.C. R.LP.
Day, Samuel Henry, i Pump Court, Temple, E.C.
Delany, Very Rev. William, S.J., President, University College,
Dublin.
de-la-Poer, Count, Gurteen-le-Poer, Kilsheelan, Co. Waterford.
i^de Trafford, Sir Humphrey, Bart., Hill Crest, Market Har-
borough.
i^de Zulueta, Francis, B.A., New College, Oxford
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T^'DoIan, Rev. J. Gilbert, O.S.B., Mount Carmel, Reddltch.
Dolan, Very Rev. Oswald, V.F., St Mary's Reaory, Sheffield.
Douai Abbey, Rt Rev. Abbot (Taylor) of, O.S.B., Woolhampton
R.S.O., Berks.
Downside Abbey, Rt Rev. Abbot (Butler) of, O.S.B., near Bath.
Dublin, National Library of Ireland (Thomas Lister, Librarian,)
Kildare Street.
Dublin, Trinity College Library (Rev. T. K. Abbot, Litt.D.,
Librarian)
Dublin, Very Rev. Fr Provincial, S.J., St Francis Xavier's,
Upper Gardiner Street.
Dunford, Rev. David, Priory Lodge, Hoddesdon, Herts.
Dunlop, Archibald Claud, M.A., K.S.G., Polygon House, South-
ampton.
Edinburgh Public Library (Hew Morrison, Librarian), George IV
Bridge, Edinburgh.
Edinburgh, The Signet Library (John Minto, M.A., Librarian).
T^Edleston, Miss (Alice), Gainford, Darlington, Durham.
Edmondson, Hubert H., 51 Fishergate, Preston, Lancashire.
Edmondstoune-Cranstoun, C. J., Corehouse, Lanark, N.B.
Elgar, Sir Edward, Mus. Doc, LL.D., Plas Gwyn, Hereford.
F Engelbach, George Frederick, 47 Manchester Street, Manchester
Square, W.
English Colleges^ see Lisbon, Rome, Valladolid
Eyre, Lewis, Padley, Edgehill, Wimbledon, S.W.
Eyston, John, J. P., Hendred House, Steventon, Berks.
F Falkiner, Mrs ffrench, St Philip's, Lansdowne Road, Wimbledon,
S.W.
Farrer, William, Litt.D., Hall Garth, Carnforth, Lancashire.
Ferrers, Henry Ferrers, 4 Clanricarde Gardens, W.
Fitzherbert, Basil, J. P., Swynnerton Park, Stone, Staffs.
Fitzherbert-Brockholes, William, J. P., Claughton-on-Brock, Gar-
stang R.S.O., Lanes.
Fletcher, Rev. John, The Presbytery, Hillside Road, Streatham
Hill, S.W.
Fort Augustus Abbey, Inverness, Rt Rev. Abbot (Linse) of, O.S.B.
Foster, John, Douk Ghyll, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Settle, Yorks.
i^ Fowler, Rt Rev. (John Clement) Prior, O.S.B., Belmont, Here-
ford.
Frick, Rev. Carl, S.J., Bellevue, Luxemburg.
Gainsborough, The Earl of, Exton Park, Oakham, Rutland.
Gainsford, William D.,J.P.,Skendleby Hall, Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Gaisford, Julian Charles, J. P., Offington, Worthing, Sussex.
Galloway, Rt Rev. (Dr Turner) Bishop of, St Benedict's, Max-
welltown, Dumfries, N.B.
Gasquet, Rt Rev. Francis Aidan Abbot, D.D., O.S.B., 16 Harpur
Street, Theobald's Road, W.C.
Gatty, Charles T., F.S.A., 28 Clare Street, Dublin.
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Georg-etown University, Washington D.C., U.S.A.
Gerard, Rev. John, S.J., 31 Farm Street, Berkeley Square, W.
F Gillow, Joseph, Brook House, Alderley Edge, Cheshire.
Glasgow, Most Rev. (Dr Maguire) Archbishop of, 160 Renfrew
Street, Glasg-ow.
Glasgow, Mitchell Library (Francis T. Barrett, Librarian), 21
Miller Street.
Goldstone, Mrs (Frances), 7 Upper Church Street, Bath.
Gordon, Very Rev. James Canon, St Mary's Presbytery, Selby.
Gray, Rev. John, St Peter's, Falcon Avenue, Morningside Road,
Edinburgh.
Greenway, Edward Maurice, Greenway, Honiton, Devon.
Gudgeon, George E., J.P., St John's Mead, Winchester.
Racket, Rev. Francis L.,Collegio Baeda,Via Monserrato 45, Rome.
F Hall, Very Rev. Francis John, V.F., St Charles's Rectory, Jarrat
Street, Hull.
Hammersmith Public Library, see London.
Hanmer, Anthony John, 51 Montpelier Road, Brighton.
F Hansom, Joseph Stanislaus, 27 Alfred Place West, South Ken-
sington, S.W.
Harding, George, Book Store, 64 Great Russell Street, W.C.
Harrow, Middlesex, Rev. Mother Superior, Visitation Convent.
F Harting, Miss (Johanna H.),6AvonmoreGardens, Kensington, W.
Hawke, R., 11 Rue des Ruisseaux, Laval, Mayenne, France.
Hayward, Rev. Francis M., Derwent, near Sheffield.
7^ Hay ward's Heath, Rev. Mother Prioress, C.R.L., Priory of Our
Lady of Good Counsel, Sussex.
Hazell, Rev. James J., 58 Clarence Gardens, Regent's Park, N.W.
Herbert, Colonel Sir Ivor, Bart., C.B., C.M.G., M.P., Llanarth
Court, Raglan, Monmouth.
F Herries, The Lord, Everingham Park, York.
Holden, Rev. George, South Hill, Chorley, Lancashire.
Holden, Richard, K.S.G., 81 Bolton Road, Blackburn.
F Hone,* Nathaniel John, 17 Hartswood Road, Wendell Park, W.
/^Hook, Very Rev. Paul, Ph.D., President, St Mary's College,
Holywell, North Wales.
Hornsey, Very Rev. (J. O'Leary) Prior, C.R.L., Austin Canons,
12 Womersley Road, N.
Hovenden, Robert, F.S.A., Heathcote, Park Hill Road, Croydon.
Howell, Mrs David, Rose Hill, Penzance, Cornwall.
Hull Public Library (William F. Lawton, Librarian), Albion
Street.
/^Humble, John, 9 Foulis Terrace, South Kensington, S.W.
Hunnybun, W. M., M.A., 23 The Close, Maidenhead.
lies, Very Rev. Daniel Canon, L.D., Oscott College, Birmingham.
Jerningham, Henry William Stafford, Costessy Park, Norwich.
* Record Searcher
Roll of Members 17
i^Jerningham, Sir Hubert E. H., K.C.M.G., F.S.A., Longridge
Towers, Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland.
John Rylands Library^ see Manchester.
Jordan, Rev. Andrew, Presbytery, South Shore, Blackpool, Lanes
Kendal, Mrs, Parbold, near Southport, Lanes.
Kendal, Miss (Teresa) 214 Deepdale Road, Preston.
Kennard, Rt Rev. Monsignor Canon, St Aldate's, Oxford.
Kensmgton Public Library^ see Londoii.
F Keogh, C. George Neal, 12 Girdler's Road, West Kensington, W.
Kerr, Admiral of the Fleet Lord Walter, G.C.B., 58 Cromwell
Road, S.W.
F Knill, Alderman Sir John, Bart, South Vale House, Blackheath, S.E.
Langdale, Major Philip, J. P., Houghton Hall, Sanson R.S.O.,
Yorks.
F Langton, Francis Albert Romuald, 48 Egerton Gardens, South
Kensington, S.W.
Lanherne, Rev. Mother Prioress, O.C.D., St Columb, Cornwall.
Leathley, Dudley William Beresford, 9 Maida Hill West,W.
Leeds, Rt Rev. (Dr Gordon) Bishop of, Bishop's House, Leeds.
Leeds Public Libraries (Thomas W. Hands, City Librarian),
Central Public Library.
Leeming, James Whiteside, J. P., Greaves House, Lancaster.
Liddell, John, J. P., Sydmonton Court, Newbury, Berkshire.
Limerick, Right Rev. (Dr O'Dwyer) Bishop of, The Palace, Cor-
bally. Limerick.
Lindsay, Leonard C, F.S.A., 23 Belgrave Road, S.W.
Lindsay, William Alexander, K.C., J.P., M.A., F.S.A., Windsor
Herald, College of Arms, B.C.
Lisbon, Portugal, English College, Rt Rev. (Mgr William Hilton)
President.
Liverpool, Rt Rev. (Dr Whiteside) Bishop of, Bishop's House,
St Domingo Road, Liverpool, N.
Liverpool Public Library (Peter Cowell, Librarian), William
Brown Street.
Liverpool, St Francis Xavier's, Very Rev. (Joseph Brown,)
Re6lor, S.J., Salisbury Street.
London — Antiquaries, Society of, Burlington House, Picca-
dilly, W.
London — British Museum Library, c\o Messrs Dulau and Co,,
37 Soho Square, W.
London— Constitutional Club Library, Northumberland Avenue,
W.C.
London Guildhall Library, (E. M. Borrajo, Librarian), The Guild-
hall, E.G.
London Library (C. T. H. Wright, LL.D., Secretary and Li-
brarian), 14 St James's Square, S.W.
London— Hammersmith Public Library (Samuel Martin, Li-
brarian), Brook Green Road, W.
i8 Roll of Members
London — Kensington Public Library (Herbert Jones, Librarian),
Kensington High Street, W., cjo Messrs Farmer and Sons,
Voting's Library, 179 Kensington High Street^ W.
London — Reform Club Library (W. R. B. Prideaux, Librarian),
Pall Mall, S.W.
London — Sion College Library (Rev. W. H. Canon Milman,
Librarian), Vi6loria Embankment, E.C.
London — Westminster Public Library (Frank Pacy, Librarian),
Buckingham Palace Road, S.W.
Longueville, Thomas, J. P., Llanforda, Oswestry, Salop.
Loughnan, Ignatius Hamilton, 12 Via Varese, Rome.
Luck, Rt Rev. Mgr Thomas Canon, St Mary's, East Hendred,
Steventon, Berks.
Lupton, Rev. Edward, Presbytery, South Shore, Blackpool,
Lancashire.
McCabe, Rev. Bernard J., St Hilda's Presbytery, Whitby.
MacGregor, Mrs, 12 Craven Gardens, Ealing, W.
McKenna, Miss (Alice), 45 Brompton Sq., South Kensington, S.W.
Madison, Wis., U.S.A., Wisconsin State Historical Society
(Reuben Gold Thwaites, LL.D., Librarian), cfo Messrs Henry
Sotheran and Company^ 140 Strand^ IV. C.
Malone, John, 5 Berkeley Street, Dublin.
Manchester, John Rylands Library (Henry Guppy, M.A.,
Librarian).
Manchester Public Free Library (Charles W. Sutton, M.A., Li-
brarian), King Street.
Manresa House, Roehampton, S.W., Very Rev. (D. Considine)
Reaor, S.J.
/^ Matthews,* John Hobson, Somerset House, Monmouth.
Mawson, Joseph, 18 Russell Road, Kensington, W.
Maxwell-Lyte, Cecil, i Portman Mansions, York Place, W.
Mayfield, Rev. Mother Superior General, Convent H.C.J. , Sussex.
Melbourne, Victoria Public Library (C. E. Armstrong, Librarian),
cjo the Agent-General of Victoria^ 142 Queen Victoria St ^ B.C.
Menevia, Rt Rev. (Dr Mostyn) Bishop of, Bishop's House, Wrex-
ham, North Wales.
Meynell Edgar, Old Elvet, Durham.
Middelton, Marmaduke F., Highfield, Ripon.
Middlesborough, Rt Rev. (Dr Lacy) Bishop of. Bishop's House,
Middlesborough.
Milner, Rev. Henry F., St Joseph's College, Upholland, nr Wigan.
Mitchell Library^ see Glasgow.
Moorat, Samuel, 25 Pembroke Gardens, Kensington, W.
Mostyn of Talacre, Lady, Talacre, Prestatyn R.S.O., Flintshire.
Mostyn, William, Benwell House, Woodchester, Gloucestershire.
Mount St Bernard's Abbey, near Coalville, Leicestershire, Rt
Rev. Abbot (Hipwood), O.C.R.
* Municipal Archivist and Record Searcher.
Roll of Members 19
Mount St Mary's College, near Chesterfield, Very Rev. (Patrick
L. Wolfe) Rector, S.J.
Munich, Charles J., K.S.G., F.R.Hist.S., 8 Achilles Road, West
Hampstead, N.W.
Mumford, Charles E., 19 Ivanhoe Road, Liverpool.
Myerscough, Rev. Thomas, St Joseph's, Rigby Street, Preston.
Namur, Belgium, Rev. Superioress General, Convent of Notre
Dame.
National Library of Ireland^ see Dublin.
Nevile, Mrs, Wellingore Hall, Lincoln.
Nevill, Henry, Caixa, Pernambuco, Brazil.
Newberry Library^ see Chicago.
Newcastle-on-Tyne Public Libraries (Basil Anderton, Librarian),
New Bridge Street.
Newdigate, Alfred, M.A., 27 Clarendon Square, Leamington.
New Eyigland Historic Genealogical Society^ see Boston.
New Hall, Rev. Mother Prioress, C.R.S.S., Chelmsford.
New York Historical Society (Robert H. Kelly, Librarian), 170
Central Park West, New York, U.S.A., cjo Messrs B. F.
Stevens and Brown ^ 4 Trafalgar Square ^ W. C.
New York Public Library (J. S. Billings, Librarian), Aston
Library Building, 40 La Fayette Place, c/o B. F. Stevens and
Brown, 4 Trafalgar Square^ W. C.
New York State Library, see Albany.
/^Norfolk, The Duke Jf, E.M., K.G., P.C, Norfolk House, St
James's Square, S.W.
Norris, Very Rev. John, D.D., Superior, The Oratory, Edgbas-
ton, Birmingham.
O'Connor, Rev. Arthur, St Mary's, Islington, Blackburn, Lanes.
Oscott College Library, near Birmingham.
Ottawa, Canadian Parliament Library, Canada (A. D. Cellas,
LL.D., and Martin J. Griffm, LL.D., Librarians), (c 1 0 Messrs
E. J. Allen &' Son, Ltd., King Edward Mansions, 10 Grape
St, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Oulton, Lady Abbess of, O.S.B., St Mary's Abbey, Stone, Staffs.
Oxford, The Bodleian Library (E. W. B. Nicholson, M.A.,
Librarian).
Paine, Rev. Arthur H., M.A., 47 Manchester Street, Manchester
Square, W.
Parfitt, J. J., B.A., Culverden, Holly Walk, Leamington.
Parker, Colonel John W. R., Browsholme Hall, near Clitheroe,
Yorkshire.
Parkminster Charterhouse, Partridge Green, Sussex, Very Rev.
(Peter M. P^pin) Prior.
Payne, John Oriebar, M.A., 2 Holly Village, Highgate, N.
Penketh, Charies Henry, 259 Thomas Street, West Gorton,
Manchester,
20 Roll of Members
Penney, Alexander Terasius, The Glade, Great Marlow, Bucks.
Pennsylvania HistoHcal Society, see Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania University Library, see Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.A., Pennsylvania Historical Society,
1300 Locust Street, cjo Messrs B. F. Stevens <2^ Brown,
4 Trafalgar Square^ W. C.
Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.A., Pennsylvania University Library
(Morris Jastrow, Jun., Librarian), 34th Street and Wood-
land Avenue.
Phillips, Rev. George E., Ushaw College, Durham.
Pilley, Walter, The Barton, Hereford.
Pollen, Arthur Hungerford, 69 Elm Park Gardens, South Ken-
sington, S.W.
Pollen, Mrs Hungerford, 157 Victoria Street, S.W.
/^Pollen, Rev. John Hungerford, S.J., 31 Farm Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
Pope, Rev. Hugh, O.P., St Thomas's Priory, Hawkesyard,
Rugeley.
Pope, Rev John O'Fallon, S.J., Pope's Hall, Oxford.
Powell, Very Rev. Austin, V.F., Birchley, Wigan.
Preston Free Public Library, (W. S. Bramwell, Librarian).
Preston, St Ignatius', Rev. (J. Robinson), Rector, S.J.
Princetovvn Theological Seminary (J. H. Dulles, Librarian),
Princetown, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Radcliffe, Charles A. F., Fort Augustus, Invernesshire, N.B.
Radcliffe, Sir Joseph Edward, Bart., Rudding Park, Knares-
borough.
Radcliffe, Sir Joseph Percival P., Bart. R.LP.
Radcliffe, Richard Duncan, M.A., F.S.A., Old Swan, Liverpool.
Ratcliffe College, Very Rev. (Joseph Cremonini) President, LC,
near Leicester.
Reform Club^ see Lo7idon.
Reynolds, James Philip, Dove Park, Woolton, near Liverpool.
T^Riddell, Cuthbert David Giffard, J. P., Felton Park, Felton, Nor-
thumberland.
Riddell, Major Edward Francis, J. P., Cheeseburn Grange, New-
castle-on-Tyne.
Ripon, The Marquess of, K.G., P.C, Studley Royal, Ripon.
Robertson, Charles, K.S.G., 31 Adelaide Crescent, Hove,
Brighton.
Robinson, Miss (Elizabeth), 9 Hollywood Road, South Kensing-
ton, S.W.
Rochdale Public Libraries (George Hanson, Librarian), Art Gal-
lery and Museum, Rochdale.
Roehampton, Rev. Mother Superior, Sacred Heart Convent, S.W.
Rome, BiBLiOTECA Apostolica Vaticana (Rev. J. Ehrle, S.J.,
Librarian), The Vatican (Honorary).
Rome, Library, Collegio Inglese, Rt Rev. (Mgr Giles) Rector,
Via Monserrato 45.
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Roskell, Charles John, 6 Vicarage Gate, Kensington, W.
Ruvigny, Marquis de, i6 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, W.C.
F St Beuno's College, St Asaph, Flintshire, Very Rev. (John Clay-
ton) Rector, S.J.
St Edmtincrs House^ see Cambridge.
St Francis Xavier'sy see Liverpool.
St Helens (Lanes.), Holy Cross, Rev. (John Pro6lor) Re^or, S.J.
St Helens (Lanes.) Rev. (John Ward) Rector, S.J., St Mar>''s,
Lowe House.
St Leonards-on-Sea, Rev. Mother Superior, Convent H.C.J.
F Salford, Rt Rev. (Dr Casartelli) Bishop of, St Bede's College,
Manchester.
Santley, Sir Charles, K.C.S.G., 67 Carlton Hill, N.W.
Saunders, Miss (Sarah), 29 Montague Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Scott-Gatty, Sir Alfred Scott, C.V.O., F.S.A., Garter Principal
King of Arms, College of Arms, E.C.
/^Scrope, Simon Conyers, J. P., Danby-upon-Yore, Middleham,
Yorkshire.
Shapcote, Rev. E. Lawrence, O.P., St Dominic's Priory, New-
castle-on-Tyne.
Sharrock, Rev. Thomas, Bishop's House, Salford.
Sheffield Public Library (Samuel Smith, F.R. Hist. S., Librarian)
Surry Street, Sheffield.
Sheldrake, Henry James, White Barn, Kelvedon S.O., Essex.
Sheldrake, James Ernest, Farm Hill, Kelvedon S.O., Essex.
Sheldrake, Willie, White Barn, Kelvedon S.O., Essex.
F Shipley, Orby, M. A. , 39 Thurloe Square, South Kensington, S. W.
Shrewsbury, Rt Rev. (Dr Allen) Bishop of. R.LP.
Signet Library y see Edinburgh.
Sion College Library y see London.
Skeet, Major Francis J. A., Hatfield Broad Oak Grange, Essex.
Skipton, Rev. (Richard Sharp) Re6lor, S.J., St Stephen's.
Slater, Arthur Ashton, Prescot Road, St Helen's, Lancashire,
i^ Smith, Alderman John Peter, J. P., Barrow-in-Furness, Lanes.
F Spedding, Carlisle James Scott, 78 Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, W.
7^ Spencer, Mrs Seymour, The Birks, Bellingham, Northumber-
land.
Stanbrook Abbey, The Lady Abbess, O.S.B., Worcester.
Stanfield, Rev. Raymund, Convent of the Good Shepherd, Ham-
mers with, W.
Stapleton-Bretherton, Frederick, J. P., The Hall, Rainhill, Lanes.
Stebbing, Very Rev. George, Prov. C.SS.R., St Mary's, Clapham
Park Road, Clapham, S.W.
Stevenson, Rev. William, The Presbytery, Kendal.
Stock, Elliot, Bookseller, 62 Paternoster Row, E.C.
Stokes, Philip Folliott Scott, 6 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn,
W.C.
Stone, Edward, F.S.A., 5 FInsbury Circus, E.C.
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Stonyhurst College, Blackburn, Very Rev. (William Bodkin),
Reaor, S.J.
Sumner, Francis G., Oak House, Leamington.
T^Sutcliffe, Rev. William Ormond, M.A., 52 St Charles's Square
North Kensington, W.
Swarbreck, Edward Dukinfield, Bedale, Yorkshire.
Sweeney, Rev. Joseph Dunstan, O.S.B., St John's Priory, South
Parade, Bath.
Swift, Rev. Francis J., Holy Trinity Presbytery, Bilston, Staffs.
Syracuse Public Library (Ezechiel W. Mundy, Librarian), Syra
cuse. New York, U.S.A.
Talbot, Colonel Lord Edmund, M.V.O., D.S.O., M.P., i Buck-
ingham Palace Gardens, S.W.
T^Tatum, Rev. George B., M.A., St Joseph's, Elm Grove, Brighton.
Taylor-Smith,MrsM. E.Piercy,Colpike Hall, Lanchester, Durham.
Teebay, Rev. George, The Re6lory, Weld Bank, Chorley, Lanes.
Teignmouth, Lady Abbess, O.S.B., St Scholastica's Abbey, Devon.
Tempest, Mrs, Broughton Hall, Skipton-in-Craven, Yorkshire.
Thomas, Charles Edward, 13 Queen's Square, Bath,
/^Threlfall, H. Singleton. R.LP.
Toke, Leslie A. St L., Stratton-on-the-Fosse, near Bath.
Toronto Legislative Library, Ontario, Canada, cjo Messrs E. G.
Allen and Son, King Edward Mansions, 14 Grape Street^
Shaftesbury Avemie, W. C.
Torre Diaz, Countess de, 21 Devonshire Place, Portland Place, W.
Towsey, William, i Marlborough Road, N.W.
Trappes-Lomax, Mrs, Clayton Hall, Accrington.
Trappes-Lomax, Richard, Betley, Crewe.
Trinity College Library, see Dublin.
Turnbull, Philip Bernard, Egton, Penylan Road, Cardiff.
Urquhart, Francis Fortescue, M.A., Balliol College, Oxford.
Ushaw College Library, Durham, (Rev. Edwin Bonney, Librarian)
Valladolid, Spain, Very Rev. (Thomas Kennedy) Rector, Colegio
Ingles.
Vatican Library^ see Rome.
Vassall-Phillips, Very Rev. O. R., C.SS.R., St Joseph's, Kings-
wood, Bristol.
Vaughan, Captain Charles, J. P., Courtfield, Ross, Herefordshire.
Vaughan, Col. Francis B., J. P., Courtfield, Ross, Herefordshire.
/"Vaux of Harrowden, The Lord, Harrowden Hall, Welling-
borough, Northants.
Venturi, Rev. Pietro Tacchi, S.J., Collegio Pio Latino Americano,
Prati di Castello, Rome.
/^ Wainewright, John Bannerman, 23 Dryden Chambers, 119 Ox-
ford Street, W.
Walford,* Frederick Underdown, 62 Chancery Lane, W.C.
Walmesley, Rev. Herman, S.J., Collegio Germanico, Via S.
Nicolao di Tolentino, Rome, Italy.
* Record Searcher.
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Walmesley, Very Rev. William Canon, Re6lor, St Joseph's Col-
lege, Upholland, Wigan.
Walton, The Hon. Mr Justice, 11 Montagu Square, W.
/^Ward, Rt Rev. Monsignor Canon, President, St Edmund's
College, Old Hall Green, Ware, Herts.
Ward, Samuel Francis Bernard, 16 New Cavendish Street, W.
Warrington, John. R.I. P.
Washbourne, Robert Beale, Parkwood House, 322 Christchurch
Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth.
Washington Library of Congress (Herbert Rutnam, LL.D.,
Litt. D., Librarian), Washington, D.C., U.S.A., cjo Messrs
B. F. Stevens a7id Brown, 4 Trafalgar Square, W. C.
Webb, Edward Doran, F.S.A., Close Gate, Salisbury.
F Wedgwood, Rowland Henry, M.A., Slindon, Arundel, Sussex.
F Westminster, Most Rev. (Dr Bourne) Archbishop of, Archbishop's
House, Ambroseden Avenue, Westminster, S.W.
IVestnmister Public Libraries, see London.
Whitfield, Rev. Joseph L., M.A., 42 St John's Road, Boxmore,
Herts.
Wigan Free Public Library (Henry G. Folkard, F.S.A.,
Librarian).
/^ Wilcocks, Horace Stone, M.A.,Cheveley, Mannamead, Plymouth.
/^Williams, Alfred, J. P., The Mount, Caerleon, Monmouthshire.
/'Williamson, George Charles, Litt. D., Burgh House, Well Walk,
Hampstead, N.W.
Willson, Rev. E. Hilary, O.S.B., St Mary's, Leyland, Preston.
/'Windle, Dr Bertram C. A., F.R.S., F.S.A., President, Queen's
College, Cork.
JVisconsifi State Historical Society^ see Madison.
Witham, Philip, Whitmoor House, Sutton Park, near Guildford.
/^ Wood,* Herbert Maxwell, B.A., 5 The Grove, Sunderland.
Woodroffe, James Tisdall, K.C.S.G., R.LP.
Woodruff, Mrs Cumberland, St David's, Shorncliffe Road,
Folkestone, Kent.
i^Woollan, Joseph Henry, 19 Deerbrook Road, Tulse Hill, S.E.
Worcester, Mass., U.S.A., Free Public Library (Samuel Swett
Green, M.A., Librarian), cjo Messrs Kegan Paul, Trench^
Trilbner and Co, Dryden House, Gerrard Street^ W.
Worsley-Worswick, Major William, J. P., Normanton Hall,
Hinckley, Leicestershire.
Wyndham, Rev. Francis M., M.A., O.S.C, St Mary of the
Angels, Westmorland Road, Bayswater, W.
7^ York, Rev. Mother, St Mary's Convent, Micklegate Bar.
Young, Smelter Joseph, Westgate House, Worksop.
N.B. — Changes of address are to be notified to the Secretary.
* Hon. Secretary, Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Society.
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OBITUARY
1905
/^Blount, Sir Edward Charles, K.C.B., 15 March, aet. 95.
Nicholl, Samuel Joseph, 21 March, aet. 78.
Knight, Rt Rev. Edmund, Bishop of Flavias, 9 June, aet. 67.
Worsley-Worswick, Colonel Richard Christopher, 9 Dec, aet. 69.
1906
Mackey, Rev. H. Benedi6l Canon, D.D., O.S.B. 8 Jan., set. 60.
Gradwell, Rt Rev. Mgr Robert, 16 May, aet. 80.
/^ Sayles, Lewis Charles, 17, Nov., aet. 64.
Arundell of Wardour, John Francis Arundell 12th Baron, 26 Oct.
aet. 74.
1907
Herbert, Major Edmund, 20 Feb., aet. 84.
Liverpool, Cecil George Savile Foljambe ist Earl of, P.O., F.S.A.,
23 March, aet. 60.
F Gibson, Rev. Henry, 7 March, set. 80.
Hayes, Rev. James, S.J., 28 May, aet. 67.
Grissell, Hartwell de la Garde, K.C.P., 10 June, aet. 67.
Collingridge, Rev. Charles P.F., 26 July, aet. 63.
Forbes-Leith, Rev. James, S.J., 25 Oct., aet. 73.
Wyatt-Davies, Ernest Reuter, 26 Oct. , aet. 45.
1908.
/^Threlfall, Henry Singleton, 8 Feb., aet. 53.
Warrington, John, 18 April, aet. 87.
Radcliffe, Sir Joseph Percival Pickford, 3rd Baronet, K.C.S.G.,
27 April, aet. 83.
/^Dewar, Captain James Cumming, K.M.,K.H.S., 29 April, aet. 51.
Allen, Rt Rev. Samuel Webster, Bishop of Shrewsbury, 13 May,
aet. 64.
Woodroffe, James Tisdall, K.C.S.G., 3 June, set. 70.
Day, Rt Hon. Sir John Charles, P.C., 13 June, aet. 81.
PROGRESS
The position of our Society as compared with other Record-printing
Societies and the dates of foundation will be of interest.
1904 Catholic Records 355
1834 Surtees ... ... ... ... Limited to 350
1869 Harleian 286
1899 Yorkshire Parish Registers ... ... ... 228
1898 Lancashire Parish Registers ... ... ... 216*
1888 British Records 208
1904 Canterbury and York (Episcopal Registers)... 205
1877 Harleian (Register Section) 184
1885 Yorkshire Archaeological (Record Series) ... 172
1898 Durham and Northumberland Parish Register
Society ... ... ... Limited to 150
* Exclusive of ^2 Subscribers to Furness Registers.
July, 1908.
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