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 THE HERALDS' VISITATIONS 
 
 OF THE COUNTIES OF 
 
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 MADE BY 
 
 RICHARD St. GEORGE, NORROY, King of Arms in 1615, 
 
 AND BY 
 
 WILLIAM DUGDALE, NORROY, King of Arms in 1666. 
 
 EDITED BY 
 
 JOSEPH FOSTER. 
 
 Carlisle: CHAS. THURNAM AND SONS, II, ENGLISH STREET 
 Kendal: T. WILSON, 28, HIGHGATE. 
 
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 The simultaneous publication of the two volumes, containing 
 all the Visitation Pedigrees of Cumberland and Westmorland in 
 the one, and all those of Northumberland in the other, concludes 
 my labours in this field of genealogical research. 
 
 Having edited a similarly exhaustive volume for the genealo- 
 gists of my native county of Durham, in 1887, I felt compelled 
 to satisfy my desire to confer a like boon upon genealogists of 
 the other northern counties. I have thus completed the pub- 
 lication of the numerous Visitations for the north of England, 
 
 This Edition consists of One Hundred and Fifty Copies only. 
 
 Jefferies & Sons, Limited. 
 
 explained Dy oiners, as wen as in uie preiaces 10 rnose volumes 
 edited by myself, that their character has become perfectly 
 familiar to the student and to the man of family. But though 
 further detail is barely necessary, I would avail myself of this last 
 opportunity to make a few remarks on what I may term the 
 mechanism of printed Visitations. The ostensible object of these 
 publications is, presumably, to place this hitherto unavailable in- 
 formation in the hands of genealogists in the most useful form 
 possible for rapid reference. Such at least has been my own 
 object. To this end I maintain : 1. That all the Visitations of a 
 county should, where practicable, be printed under one alphabet, 
 and of course in one volume, so as completely to supersede the 
 bulky and expensive county history ; 2. that Indices of Pedi- 
 grees and Arms should be accompanied by an Index of Matches 
 in preference to the customary Index of mere names ; and 
 3. that the Pedigrees should appear in type which will allow of 
 an arrangement which is instantaneously intelligible, that is, in- 
 
 191 
 
LOAN STACK 
 
T^xdm. 
 
 The simultaneous publication of the two volumes, containing" 
 all the Visitation Pedigrees of Cumberland and Westmorland in 
 the one, and all those of Northumberland in the other, concludes 
 my labours in this field of genealogical research. 
 
 Having edited a similarly exhaustive volume for the genealo- 
 gists of my native county of Durham, in 1887, I felt compelled 
 to satisfy my desire to confer a like boon upon genealogists of 
 the other northern counties. I have thus completed the pub- 
 lication of the numerous Visitations for the north of England, 
 comprising the six counties of Northumberland, Durham, and 
 Yorkshire ; Cumberland, Westmorland, and Lancashire. This, I 
 may add, is as it should be, for the north country led the way 
 in 1820 by printing for the first time two Visitations. See the 
 preface to my Durham Visitations volume. 
 
 The nature of a Herald's Visitation has so often been 
 explained by others, as well as in the prefaces to those volumes 
 edited by myself, that their character has become perfectly 
 familiar to the student and to the man of family. But though 
 further detail is barely necessary, I w r ould avail myself of this last 
 opportunity to make a few remarks on what I may term the 
 mechanism of printed Visitations. The ostensible object of these 
 publications is, presumably, to place this hitherto unavailable in- 
 formation in the hands of genealogists in the most useful form 
 possible for rapid reference. Such at least has been my own 
 object. To this end I maintain : 1. That all the Visitations of a 
 county should, where practicable, be printed under one alphabet, 
 and of course in one volume, so as completely to supersede the 
 bulky and expensive county history ; 2. that Indices of Pedi- 
 grees and Arms should be accompanied by an Index of Matches 
 in preference to the customary Index of mere names ; and 
 3. that the Pedigrees should appear in type which will allow of 
 an arrangement which is instantaneously intelligible, that is, in- 
 
 191 
 
iv. PREFACE. 
 
 telligible to the merest tyro. But what do we see: instead of 
 all the Visitations of a county arranged alphabetically in a single 
 volume, we have them in several volumes, generally for the sake 
 of greater profit, the Pedigrees being given in the order of 
 the manuscript, and the majority of them being, in reality, 
 arranged as so many genealogical puzzles calculated to defy the 
 acuteness even of the expert, (but there may be a reason for this 
 pernicious practice), each volume concluding with an Index of 
 names, — in truth, the least useful form of an Index. As these 
 Heraldic Manuscripts become better known, the old-fashioned cant 
 as to printing them, " verbatim et literatim " is, I am thankful to 
 say, dying out ; though, for the very unsatisfactory arrangement 
 and indexing referred to, the Council of the Harleian Society, 
 from which we would have expected better things, is mainly 
 responsible. 
 
 I must not conclude without a few explanatory remarks on 
 the present volume. Having decided to print my special tran- 
 scripts of the Pedigrees recorded at the latest Visitation of 
 Cumberland and Westmorland, in 1666, as a precursor to a larger 
 work, including families who did not avail themselves of the 
 opportunity it presented by making public record of their Pedi- 
 grees and Arms, I considered it desirable to complete the 
 collection by including the earlier Visitation taken by Richard 
 St. George, Norroy, in 1615, from Harl. MSS. 1536 and 1435; 
 for, although, the former had been issued by the Harleian 
 Society in 1872, copies are difficult to obtain, the surplus having 
 been destroyed by fire, while the latter, which had been issued in 
 1853 by a connection of mine, was in narrative form and not often 
 met with. A few Pedigrees which appear in Flower's Visitation 
 of Yorkshire in 1575 are also included with due acknowledgment. 
 
 These remarks, however, would not be complete without a 
 meed of praise to the Printers, Messrs. Jefferies and Sons, of 
 Bristol, for the part they have taken in the production of this 
 volume. 
 
 JOSEPH FOSTER. 
 
 21, Boundary Road, London, N.W. 
 
Names with an asterisk refer to Arms. 
 
 
 >> 
 
 Aglionby, of Carlisle 
 Allysonn, of Pardsey Ha'l 
 Askough, of Abbot's Holme 
 „ of Lacra 
 
 Barwis, of Cumberland 
 
 Bellingham, of Bellingham (W) 
 ,, of co. Lincoln 
 
 of Ly mister, Sussex 
 of Erringham, Sussex 
 of New Timber, Sussex 
 „ of Levens, Westmoreland 
 
 Benson, of Hugill (IF) 
 
 *Betham 
 
 Bird, of Brougham (W) 
 
 Birkbeck, of Horneby ( IF) 
 
 Blencow, of Blencow 
 
 Bouche, of Cockermouth 
 
 Bradley, of Bradley & Beetham (IF) 
 
 *Brampton 
 
 Branthwayt, of Carlinghill ( IF) 
 
 Brathwayte, of Burneshead, War- 
 cop and Ambleside ( IF) 
 
 Bresby, of Penrith 
 
 Briggs, of Calmire ( IF) 
 
 Brisco 
 
 „ of Crofton 
 
 Brougham, of Skale 
 
 *Brus 
 
 *Burnishead 
 
 Burrell, of Howtell 
 
 * Burton 
 
 Byndlose, of Baricick Hall ( IF) 
 
 Carleton, of Carleton 
 
 "^Carlisle 
 
 Carus, of Asthwaite ( W) 
 
 Chamber, of Wohtid Castle 
 
 *Chamer 
 
 Cleborne, of Hay close 
 
 Crakenthorp, of New-Biggin (IF) 
 
 * Croft 
 
 Curwen, of Camerton 
 
 of Helsington ( IF) 
 
 5J 
 
 of Workington 
 
 3 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 89 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 124 
 
 16 
 
 18 
 17 
 19 
 20 
 21 
 22 
 46 
 9 
 19 
 89 
 23 
 
 Dacre, of Gilledand 
 Dalston, of Dalston 
 Dalston, of Acornbank 
 
 24 
 24 
 25 
 26 
 46 
 27 
 28 
 89 
 
 9, 30 
 31 
 
 2, 33 
 
 .. 34 
 .. 35 
 .. 36 
 
 *Dawbury 
 *Delamore 
 *Delapole 
 Denton, of Car dew 
 
 „ of Warnel-Denton 
 Ducket, of Grayrigg ( W) 
 Dudley, of Yanwith 
 Dykes, of Warthall 
 
 Eaglesfield, of Alwarby 
 *Eaglesheld 
 
 .. 24 
 ..136 
 
 .. 46 
 
 .. 37 
 
 .. 38 
 
 .. 39 
 
 .. 40 
 
 .. 41 
 
 .. 42 
 121, 122 
 
 Fairer, of War cop-Tower ( IF) 
 
 Fairfax, of Bolton 
 
 *Fenwick 
 
 Fetherston, of Kirk-Oswald 
 
 Fisher, of Staine-Bark Greene ( IF) 
 
 *Fitz Alan 
 
 Fleming, of By dale (W) 
 
 *Fleming 
 
 Fletcher, of Hutton 
 
 , , of Tallantire 
 Forster, of Stanegarthside 
 
 Gilpin, of Scaleby 
 Godsalve, of Rigmaden (IF) 
 Graham, of Netherby 
 „ of Nunnery 
 Greystoke 
 
 43 
 44 
 46 
 45 
 48 
 46 
 46, 47 
 ..134 
 .. 49 
 .. 50 
 .. 51 
 
 .. 52 
 
 .. 53 
 
 .. 54 
 
 .. 55 
 
 .. 56 
 
 Harington, of Wollax ... 57 
 
 Hetherington, of Walton ... 58 
 
 Highmore, of Armalhicayt ... 59 
 
 Hilton, of Hilton Beacon (IF) ... 60 
 
 „ of Burton (II) ... 61 
 
 Hodgson, oj Buscodyke ... 62 
 
 Howard, of Corby Castle ... 63 
 
 Huddleston, of Milium 64, 65 
 ,, of Sawston, co. Cambridge 65 
 
 *Huddleston ... 46 
 
 Hutton, of Galle ... 66 
 
 of Penrith ... 67 
 
 *Hutton 
 
 30 
 
 *Ingham 
 
 ... 46 
 
 Ireton, of Irelon 
 
 ... 68 
 
 Kirkbride 
 
 ... 69 
 
 „ of Ellerton 
 
 ... 70 
 
M. 
 
 INDEX TO PEDIGREES. 
 
 *Kirkbride, 
 
 27, 35 
 
 Kirkby, of Kirkby 
 
 ... 71 
 
 Lamplugh, of Lamplugh Hall 
 
 72, 73, 74 
 
 Lancaster, of Sockbridye ( IP) 
 
 ... 75 
 
 * Lancaster 
 
 46,84 
 
 Langton, Baron of ' Neviton 
 
 ... 76 
 
 Lawson, of I sell 
 
 ... 77 
 
 Lay ton, of Dalemain 
 
 ... 78 
 
 Lee, of Clyberon Hall ( IF) 
 
 ... 79 
 
 Levens, of Leveus, &c. ( IF) 
 
 ... 80 
 
 Leyborne, of Cunswick ( IP) 
 
 81, 82 
 
 Lowther, of Cocker mouth 
 
 ... 83 
 
 „ of Lowther (IF) 
 
 84, 85 
 
 „ of Colby-Lathe ( IF) 
 
 ... 86 
 
 *Lucy 
 
 ... 84 
 
 Machell, of Crakenthorpe (IF) ... 87 
 *Maltravers ... 46 
 
 Middleton, of Kirkby Lonsdale (IP) 87 
 Middleton, of Middleton Hall ( IP) 
 
 88, 89, 90 
 
 *Millum ... 46 
 
 *Morton ... 24 
 
 Musgrave, of Hartley (IP) ... 9 1 
 
 of Eden Hall 92, 93 
 
 of Crookdye ... 94 
 
 >> 
 
 » 
 
 Ne vinson, of Newby Stones ( IP) 
 
 95 
 
 Orfeur, of High Close and Plumland 
 
 Hall ... 96 
 
 Osmunderlaw, of Langrigg ... 97 
 
 Patrickson, of Stockhow ... 98 
 
 ,, of Caswell How ... 99 
 
 *Peele ... 46 
 
 Pennington, of Muncaster ...100 
 
 „ of Sealon ...101 
 
 * Pennington ... 41 
 
 Penruddock, of Arkleby ...102 
 
 Ponsonby ...103 
 
 Philipson, of Thwatterden Hall ( IP) 
 
 and of Conishead, co. Lane. 104 
 
 of Calgarth(W) ...105 
 
 Pickering, of Thirkeld ...106 
 
 Porter, of Alwardby ...107 
 
 „ ofWeryHall ...108 
 
 *Quaile ... 84 
 
 Radcliff, of Dertoentwater ...109 
 
 Pawling, of Cockermouth ... 1 1 
 
 Richmund, of Highead Castle ... 1 1 1 
 
 Salkeld, of Corby and Thrymby ... 1 1 2 
 
 „ of Qawbarrow ...113 
 
 „ of Threpland ...114 
 
 *Salkeld ... 41 
 
 Sandf ord, of Askham (IP) ... 1 1 5 
 
 Sandys, of St. Be s ... 1 1 6 
 
 ,, of Wilbarton, Isle of Ely, and 
 
 Northbourm, Kent 117 
 
 ,, of Latiwters, Backs, an I of 
 
 Brimpsfield, co. Glouc. ...117 
 ,, of Harwich, Essex, and of 
 
 South Petherton, Somerset... US 
 „ Extracts relating to the 
 
 family of, from the Parish 
 
 Registers of St. Bees 
 Wills (C.P.C.) 
 *Savile, of Wath 
 Scaife, of Winton ( IP) 
 Senhouse, of Seascale 
 
 ,, of Alnebrough 
 
 Simpson, of Allerthwayt 
 Skelton, of Armathwayte 
 „ of High House 
 *Skelton 
 Stanley, of Dalegarth 
 Stanwix, of Carlisle 
 *Stapylton 
 Steele, of Kendall ( W) 
 Stockdale, of Barbon ( W) 
 *Strickland 
 Swynburne, of Xewthwayt 
 
 Threlkeld, of Melmerby 
 Thwaites, of Thwaites ( IP) 
 Tolson, of Bridekirk 
 Towry, of Groglyn Hall 
 *Tunstall 
 
 Uriell, of Cockermouth 
 *Urswick 
 
 Vaux, of Caterlyn 
 *Vaux 
 
 ...119 
 
 151-6 
 
 134 
 
 ...120 
 
 ...121 
 
 ...122 
 
 ...123 
 
 124, 125 
 
 ...126 
 
 21 
 
 ...127 
 
 ...128 
 
 46, 84 
 
 ...129 
 
 ...130 
 
 ... 84 
 
 ...131 
 
 ...132 
 ...133 
 ...134 
 ..135 
 122 
 
 137 
 ... 46 
 
 ...136 
 112 
 
 Warcop, of Smardale (IP) ... 1 38 
 
 *VVarcop . 35, 84 
 
 * Warcop, of Lamer side ... 35 
 Warwyke, of Warwgke ...139 
 
 * Wat wood ... 79 
 Web, of Westmorland ...140 
 Wharton, of Wharton (IP) ... 1 4 1 
 
 „ of Kirkby Thore (IP) ... 1 4 2 
 ,, of Kirkby Thore ( IP) and 
 
 Gillingivood, Yorks ...143 
 
 Williamson, of Rewhall ...141: 
 
 Wilson, of Dallam Tower (IP) ... 1 45 
 
 „ of Underley (WJ ...146 
 
 Wolston, or Wilson, of Over Staveley 
 
 (WJ ...147 
 
 Wybergh, of Clifton and St. Bees ...148 
 Wyvill, ofJuhnby ...149 
 
 Names of persons who were dis- 
 claimed 1666 ...150 
 
Errata. 
 
 Page 8, line 5, for 2nd son read widow. 
 9, 20, for Motion read MaUory. 
 26, 14, for Lapthes read Laythes. 
 39, 13, for Wresham read Heysham. 
 45, 5th generation. Connect Sir Timothy with his father Henry. 
 
 6th ,, for Laner -croft read Lanercost. 
 
 49, 3rd ,, for James read Jane. 
 
 57, 1, 2, & 3 „ for Wreyskam read Heysham. 
 5th ,, for Alerby read Alenby. 
 
 58, 2nd „ Connect Thomas with the line above. 
 90, 4 th „ for Crofton read Croston. 
 
 95, 2 & 3 „ for Newinson read Nevinson. 
 
 last line for Thwaikes read Thwaites. 
 
 101, 4th generation for Nichinson read Atchison or Nixon. 
 109, 2nd ,, Connect John with his father Thomas. 
 
 121, 5th ,, for Lovgh read Lowther. 
 
 127, penultimate generation — for Carwen read Ctirwen. 
 142, 4th generation — Trasdale, perhaps Teasdale. 
 
 QUERIES. 
 
 Page 88 2nd generation — wife of George Middleton. 
 
 91 3rd „ wife of Sir Thomas Musgrave. 
 
 116 5th or 6th generation — 1st husband of Lady Weston. 
 
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 OF 
 
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 CARLISLE CITTY. 
 
 Carlisle, 28. 
 Mart: 1665. 
 
 Sflliantg, of Carlisle. 
 
 Arms — Argent, 2 bars sa., in chief 3 martlets of the second. No proofe made of these 
 amies. 
 
 John Aglionby,=j= daughter of Richard 
 
 of Carlisle, Esq. I Salkeld, of Corby, in com. 
 Cumbr., Esq. 
 
 Edward Aglionby,= 
 of Carlisle, Esq. 
 
 r - 
 
 =Elizabeth, dau. of Cutbert 
 Musgrave, of Crookedayke, 
 in com. Cumbrian, Esq. 
 
 Edward Aglionby, of Carl isle, = 
 Esq., died in a 1648. 
 
 =Jane, dau. of Henry Brougham, Dorothy, wife of Alan 
 of Blackwell Hall, in com. Bleuerhasset, of 
 Cumbr. Carlisle. 
 
 John Aglionby, of=y=Margaret, dau. of Christopher Mary, wife of John Sandford, 
 
 Carlisle, set. 55, ail. 
 28 Mart. 1665. 
 
 Richmund, of Highhead Castle, of Askham, com. Cumbr., Esq. 
 in com. Cumbr., Esq 
 
 m 
 
 2 Henry. 
 
 3 Christopher. 
 
 Ill 
 Jane. 
 
 Isabel. 
 
 Mary. 
 
 4 Richard. John, retatis, 23=j=Barbara, dau. of John 
 
 Patrickson, of Calder 
 Abbey, in co. Cumbr. 
 
 5 George. 
 
 an., 28 Marti j, 
 a" 1665. 
 
 John setatis, 2 ami. 28 Martij, 
 a 1665. 
 
 Certified by John Aglionby, Esq. 
 
2 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 aUgflmn. of Hatfrscg lall (1615). 
 
 Arms — Argent, a/ess gules, between three birds sable, a bordure of the last. 
 
 Tower Ally sonn, of Pardsey=p dau. of ffernes, or 
 
 Hall, Cumberland. 
 
 fferon. 
 
 Tower Allysonn=j=Anne, dau. of Littildall, of Enordall. 
 
 I 1 ' 1 
 
 RobertAllysonn. Jenkyn Allysonn. 3 Thomas Allysonn=j= dau. of Tubman 
 
 r? 
 
 T 
 
 r- - 1 - 
 
 John Allysonn. 1 John Ally son. =f= dau. of 2 Robert. 3 William. 
 
 Reed, of Rydersdall. 
 
 rJ 
 
 Christopher Henry Allysonn, =j= clau. of Richard 
 
 Allysonn. of London. I Harman, of Kent. 
 
 1 ~j~r 1 
 
 Ambrose. Priscilla. Dorcas. 
 
 23atiotS (Cumberland, 15S1J. 
 
 Robert Berwis, 1581=j-Jane, dau. of Robert Brisco. 
 
 I L 1 
 
 1 John Berwis=j= 2 Robert Berwis. 
 
 Maudlyn Bervis, 1581. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 3 
 
 Mtragfr, of Abbot's lolme (1615). 
 
 Christopher Askough, of Abbot's=f= sister of Robert Chambers, of Holme, 
 
 Holme, Cumberland. Cultram. 
 
 r 
 
 Christopher Askough ,=j= Anne, dau. of John Atkinsonn, of 
 of Abbot's Holme. | Holme Abbey. 
 
 T 
 
 I 1 
 
 Hugh Askough, of=j=Grace, dau. of James Thompson, 2 John Askough. 
 
 Abbot's Holme. of Wigton. =P 
 
 1 Henry = 
 Askough, 
 
 T~T 
 
 T~\ 
 
 r~r 
 
 — r~i 
 
 John. 
 
 =Elizab., dau. of John 2 John. Reginald. 1 Robert. 
 
 Cape, of Basingwhayte Richard. Walter. Christopher. Thomas. 
 
 Hawes, Cumberland. Hugh. 
 
 . 1 :~i 1 1 
 
 Barbara, wife of Hugh Askough. Elizabeth. Grace. Anne. 
 
 Abraham Chambers. 
 
 8sfem#, of tea (1615). 
 
 Mathew Askough, of=f= 
 Lacra, Cumberland. 
 
 I 
 
 Richard Askough, = 
 
 of Lacra. 
 
 I 
 
 John Askough, of=j= 
 
 Lacra. 
 
 I ' 
 
 Anthony Askough,=f= 
 
 of Lacra. 
 
 "~1 
 
 2 Christopher Askough, of Bliburgh, 
 co. Lincoln. 
 
 Vide 
 
 ^y 
 
 lincoln. 
 
 I 
 
 Hugh Askougli, of Lacra. 
 
VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 IStUfeg&am, of Bdlingfjam (TO). 
 
 See also Berry's Sussex Pedigrees, page 190. 
 
 Rich, de Bellingham, temp. Hen. II.=f= 
 and Ric. I. 
 
 Eudo de Bellingham, High Sheriff of^ 
 Westmorland, temp. 8 and 9 Ric. I. 
 
 i 
 
 Roger de Bellingham, temp. 
 John and Hen. III. 
 
 Kingy 
 
 John de Bellingham, temp. Hen. III.=p 
 
 Robert Bellingham, of Bellingham=pChristian, dan. & heir of St. 
 and Owstrey, temp. Edw. II. j Gilbert Burnishead, Knt. 
 
 Robert Bellingham, temp. Edw. II.=fMargaret. 
 and Ric. II. 
 
 Richard Bellingham, temp. Rich. II. : 
 and Hen. IV. 
 
 =Anne. 
 
 Sir Robert Bellingham, of Bellingham,=j=Elizab, dau. of Sir Rich.Tunstall, 
 Knt., temp. Hen. V. & Hen. VI. | of Therland, (co. Lane.,) Knt. 
 
 Sir Henry Bellingham ,= 
 Knt. 1 
 
 Dame Agnes (Katherine 
 in 1615 Vis.) dau. of Sir 
 Robert Leyborne, Knt. 
 
 Richard 
 Bellingham. 
 (See also 
 next page). 
 
 Jane, dau. of John 
 Herdden, & widow 
 of Robert Morley. 
 
 i — r 
 
 Ann, wife to Thomas 
 Scaff (Stafford). 
 Jane, wife to Roger 
 Lancaster. 
 
 n — I — i — I 
 
 William, a priest. 
 
 Allen (see page 9) 
 
 Alexander. 
 
 Thomas (see page 6) 
 
 1 — i 
 
 Mabel, wife to Sir 
 Richard Duckett. 
 Isabel, wife to 
 
 ~i — i — i — 
 Robert. 
 
 Nicholas, marr. sis- 
 ter of the Lord Ogle. 
 Robert, died young. 
 
 Elizab. & Gilbert, 
 died without 
 issue. 
 
 James Leyborne. 
 
 Sir Ralph Belling- 
 ham, Knt., died at 
 Berwick. 1 
 
 James. 
 
 1 Mabell, dau. 
 of Thomas 
 Middleton, of 
 Middleton 
 
 =i=Sir Roger Bel-- 
 lingham,of Bel- 
 lingham, Knt. 
 Bannerett. 
 
 =Anne, dau. of 
 Sir Jas. Picker- 
 ing, of Killing- 
 ton, Knt., 2nd 
 wife. 
 
 1 — i — i 
 
 2 Nicholas, of 
 Hopton, s.p. 
 
 3 Gilbert. 
 
 4 Walter. 
 
 4 John or=f=.... u dau 
 
 JamesBel- 
 
 lingham. 
 
 Anne, wife 
 of Robt. Richard 
 Tunstall, Kirkby. 
 
 of Mabel, w. 
 
 of John 
 Lownd. 
 
 Sir Robt. Belling-; 
 ham, Knt., in y° 
 time of H. y° 8th, 
 disinherited by 
 his father. 
 
 Anne, dau. of 
 Sir James 
 Pickering, 
 Knt. 
 
 Marg 1 ux. 
 
 Xpofer 
 
 Curwen. 
 
 John Bellingham, : 
 of Finchampsted, 
 in com. Berks. , 
 
 Esq. 
 
 r - 
 
 Joane, dau. of Wakeman, 
 
 widow of Eldom, of 
 
 Guilford, in Surrey. 
 
 Henry Beilingham,=Dorothy, dau. of 
 
 of Orston StGeorge, Lewkener, of Buckenham, 
 in com. Wiltsh. in com. Sussex. 
 
 Richard Ashton=F Katherine d. & coh.=Sir William 
 
 of Middleton, 
 1st husband. 
 
 married 3rdly to Sir 
 William Davenport, 
 Knt. 
 
 Radcliffe, 
 2nd husband. 
 
 Elizab. ux. 
 
 Cuthbert 
 
 Hutton. 
 
 Dorothy ux. 
 Anthony 
 Duckett, of 
 Greyriggs, in 
 Westmerland. 
 
 Thomasin ux. 
 Wm. Thorn 
 borough, of 
 Hampsfield, 
 in com. Lane 
 
 Margaret, heire to her mother 
 maryed to Wm. Davenport, of 
 Bromhall, Cheshire. 
 
 1 The whole of these generations are taken from Flower's Visitation of Yorkshire, page 22 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND 
 
 5 
 
 ^tUittjj&am, of to. UmtAvu 
 
 Sir Robert Bellingham, =fElizabeth Tuntstall. 
 (see preceding page) 
 
 2 Richard Bellingham,=f= widow of 
 
 Lo. of Maunton, in com. 
 Lincolne 
 
 William Marley. 
 
 sister and heir of : 
 Wastling. 
 
 
 Robert 
 s.p. 
 
 1 
 
 Thomas 
 s.p. 
 
 ^Thomas Bellingham= 
 
 =. . . . dau. of . . . 
 Hotham, 2nd wife. 
 
 Robert Bellingham, a captaine 
 at Barwick-upon-Tweed . 
 
 Richard =f=Jane, dau. of Robert Evers, of Alice ux. Robt. Oliver, and 
 Bellingham. Bolton, in the Isle of Axholme. hath issue Stephen. 
 
 r~i 
 
 2 Robert. 
 
 3 Richard 
 
 T 
 
 i r-m 
 
 Katherine, Joan, 
 marr. to Troth. 
 Nicholas Maud. 
 Barnaby. 
 
 John Bellingham, : 
 of Bromby Wood, 
 in com. Lincolne, 
 1562. 
 
 Allice, dau. of Stephen 
 Lodington, of Scotton, 
 in com. Lincolne. 
 
 1 — i 
 
 4 Thomas. 
 
 5 Christopher. 
 
 John, 
 2nd son. 
 
 Thomas, 
 3rd, s.p. 
 
 William 
 Bellingham, 
 
 of in 
 
 com. 
 
 =f=Frances, dau. of 
 AlexanderAmcotts, 
 of Astrop,in com. 
 Lincolne. 
 
 Troth, ux. Tho. 
 Stanton, of Stan- 
 ton, com. Line. 
 
 Katherine, Isabell, 
 
 ux ux. 
 
 Gannock, of Jerome 
 
 Sibsey, in co. Mark- 
 
 Lincolne. ham 
 
 Richard Bellingham. = 
 
 Susan. 
 
 Sarah. 
 
 1 
 
 Judith 
 
VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 BtlUttg&am, of IlLsmfeter, Swmp. 
 
 John Wiltshire, of= 
 Heydon, in com. 
 Essex, 17 Rich. II. 
 
 Rowland Wiltshire,in=p 
 the time of Hen.V. 
 
 Nicholas Wiltshire, 2=p dau. & heir 
 
 Edw. IV. of Acklloit of 
 
 Normandy. 
 
 1 
 
 Marg*, dau. and heire^Sir John Wiltshire 
 
 Stephen Power, Sergeant- 
 at-Law, was of Thackham, 
 in Sussex. 
 
 (Joan) dau. and Margarett or 
 coh. of Stephen Cathex'ine, dau. 
 
 Power. 
 
 of John Graund, of 
 Normandy 
 
 of 
 
 ., Knt. 
 
 Bridgett, marr. 1st, to=2 Sir Nicholas 
 Sir RichardWingfield, Harvey, Knt. 
 Knt. =3 SirRobt.Tirwhitt 
 
 Knt, 
 
 (John)= 
 Clothall 
 
 r— J ' 
 
 ^(Isabella) dau. and 
 coh. of (John) Clo- 
 thall. (See Berry's 
 Sussex, p. 318. 
 
 and coheir of 
 Stephen Power. 
 
 : Stephen 
 Apsley. 
 
 William Apsley= 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Jane,=7=Thomas Bellingham, of Limister, in=f=Jane, dau. and heir of Sir John Wiltshire, 
 
 the County of Sussex, son of Sir 
 Robert Bellingham and Elizabeth 
 Tunstall. (See page 4 J 
 
 Knt. 
 
 Thomas 
 Bellingham. 
 
 John Jane, ux Ralfe Ralfe 
 
 Bellingham. Shirley, of Wis- Bellingham 
 ton, in Sussex, of Lymister 
 
 — l 
 
 =pAnne, dau. of 2 Edward, 3 Rich, of 
 Sir John ofErringham Hangleton 
 
 DevenishjKnt. Seepage 7 See page 8 
 
 Will. Bellingham, 
 Serg fc of y e Wood- 
 yard, s.p. 
 
 Anne, dau. of Sir=j=John Bellingham, of =pBridgett, dau. and heir of 
 
 Edward Palmer, of 
 Sussex (1st wife). 
 
 _j 
 
 Joane ux Leonard 
 Holland, of Callice. 
 
 r— J 
 George Holland. 
 
 Lymister, married, 
 3rdly, Margery, dau. 
 of =r 
 
 n — r 
 
 Wettenhall, of Kent (2nd wife). 
 
 Thomas, s.p. r - 
 
 Blanch. 1 Ralph Bellingham 2 Richard, Margaret=f Richard (or 
 
 Mary ux mar. Blanch, dau. of ob. s.p. j Samuel) Boys, 
 
 Hollyad. ._ _.__ Vaughan, I of Kent. 
 
 Wales,and died s.p, 
 
 Samuell=f= dau. of .... 
 
 Boys. | Cromer, of Kent. 
 
 A 
 
 See Berry's Sussex, p. 318. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 ^dltnfi&am, of <$mng|jam, 2>m*fy 
 
 ThomasBellingham,=pJane, dau. of Sir John 
 
 of Limister, Sussex. 
 (See page 6). 
 
 Wiltshire, Kt. 
 
 2 Edward Bellingham, =j= Jane, dau. of John Shelley, of 
 of Erringham. | Michelgrove in Sussex. 
 
 Sir Edward Bellingham, 
 Lord Deputy of Ireland. 
 
 John Bellingham^Jane, dau. and sole, heir of. 
 of Erringham. 
 
 Delues, of Franfield, renupt James 
 Gage, of Bentley. 
 
 1 
 
 John Bellingham, 
 of Erringham. 
 
 rn 1 
 
 Thomas. Anne, 
 
 — ux John 
 
 Elizabeth, Shelley. 
 dyed 
 young. 
 
 =Anne Hill, dau. of y e Lady Mason, Elizabeth ux Walter 
 renupt Jo. Lewkner. Henly, of Kent. 
 
 Elizabeth, ux 
 Francis Cotton, 
 son of Sir Rich. 
 Cotton =p 
 
 John Cotton. 
 
 John Bellingham,=pMai-y, dau. of 
 
 of Erringham. 
 
 i — i 
 
 2 John, ob. young. 
 
 3 Francis Bellingham. 
 
 Richard 
 Bellingham, of 
 Hagleton. 
 
 Mary, ux Thomas 
 Fenner, sonne of 
 the Judge. 
 
 I 
 Anne Fenner. 
 
 Richard Bellingham, =j=Joane, dau. of Thos. 
 
 Bowyer, of Lcthorne, 
 sister of Thos. Bowyer, 
 Baronett. 
 
 of Erringham 
 
 l 
 
 2 James Bellingham. 
 
 1 1 
 
 Mary, ux Sir Anne 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Springett, 
 
 Knt. 
 
 1 Thomas Bellingham, = 
 of Errincham. 
 
 =Margaret, dau. of Henry Shelley, 
 of I'atcham, in Sussex. 
 
8 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 $dlmgjjam, ri Uetxr Cimkr, Susst*. 
 
 Thomas Bellingham, of Limister,- 
 Sussex (see page 6). 
 
 =Janc, dau. of Sir John Wiltshire. 
 
 Parnell (2nd wife), dau. of John ; 
 Cheney, of Warbleton, Sussex, 
 2nd son of . . . Wells, of Buck- 
 sted. 
 
 =Richard Bellingham, of Han- : 
 
 gleton, marr dau. of Sir 
 
 John Dawtry, of More, widow 
 of . . . Scrase. 
 
 _j 
 
 =Mary, dau. 
 Everard, of 
 2nd wife of 
 Lewes. 
 
 and coheir of John 
 
 Alborne, in Sussex, 
 
 George Goring, of 
 
 Barbara, dau. =f Ed ward Bel-=fElizab. dau. 
 
 of Edward 
 Banester, of 
 Yessworth,co 
 Southampton 
 (1st wife). 
 
 lingham, of 
 New Timber, 
 in Sussex. 
 
 of John 
 Wood, of 
 Hamsey, 
 Sussex, 
 (2nd wife). 
 
 2 Henry 
 
 married 
 
 Julyan, 
 
 dau. of . . . 
 
 Gurling, of 
 
 London, 
 
 s.p. 
 
 1 — 
 
 Richard - 
 Belling- 
 ham 
 
 marr. , . 
 widow of 
 . . . Tay- 
 lor, of 
 Oxon. 
 
 Ann, 
 dau. and 
 coheir of 
 Walter 
 Manny, 
 brother 
 of Sir 
 Anthony, 
 of Kent. 
 
 . ' 
 
 Richard 
 
 Bellingham, 
 of New Tim- 
 ber, married 
 Mary, dau. of 
 Richard 
 Whaley, of 
 Nottingham- 
 shire. T= 
 
 1— 1 
 
 Edward. 
 
 Dorothy 
 
 died 
 
 young. 
 
 mn 
 
 Mary, wife of 
 Capt. Thomas 
 Fenner, of 
 Shoreham, in 
 Sussex. 
 Barbara, wife 
 of Thomas 
 Gay, of Lon- 
 don, Grocer. 
 Elizabeth, 
 wife of John 
 Giffard, of 
 Northall, 
 Middlesex. 
 
 ■TTT 
 
 Henry, 
 
 Edward. 
 
 William. 
 
 John. 
 
 Richard, 
 
 b. p. 
 
 t-r 
 
 — r - 1 
 
 Ann, wife 
 
 of Robert 
 
 Bold, of 
 
 Petersheld, 
 
 Southants. 
 
 Mary, wife 
 
 ofAgmond- 
 
 esham 
 
 Muschamp 
 
 of Nusted, 
 
 Surrey. 
 
 ~~i — i — i — r 
 Elizabeth. 
 Dorothy. 
 Barbara. 
 Thomas. 
 
 Edward - 
 Belling- 
 ham, of 
 Hangleton, 
 and of 
 Putney, in 
 Surrey, 
 eldest son 
 by 2nd 
 wife. 
 " i 
 
 L T1 
 
 George 
 died 
 young. 
 Caesar. 
 
 : Ellen, 
 dau. of 
 Augustus 
 Hynd, 
 Alderman 
 of London, 
 widow of 
 John 
 Dormer, 
 of Putney. 
 
 Sir Edward 
 Bellingham, 
 Kt., one of 
 ye Gent Pen- 
 coners, is of 
 Woodman- 
 cote, Sussex. 
 
 — r-r t~\ r— i 
 
 Richard. Mary, wife of John 
 
 Henry. Bellingham, of Er- 
 
 John. ringham. 
 
 Thomas, Margaret, wife of 
 
 died Barnai'dWhetstone, 
 
 young. Essex. 
 
 ! — ! . 
 
 Jane, wife 
 of Henry 
 Shelley, of 
 Patcham, 
 in Sussex. 
 Anne, died 
 young. 
 
 1 — I 
 
 Jane and 
 Frances, 
 twins. 
 
 rn 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 died young. 
 Dorothy. 
 
 Sir Edward =f=Troth, dau. 
 
 Bellingham, 
 of Hangleton, 
 
 Sussex. 
 
 of 
 Foljambe. 
 
 Thomas Bellingham. 
 
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10 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 lensatt, of litfiill. (WL) 1615. 
 
 George Benson, of Hugell, in=r=Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Brathwayte, 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 of Ambleside, in Westmorland. 
 
 John Preston, = 
 son of Christopher 
 Preston, of Holker, 
 Lane. 
 
 r~ 
 
 in com. 
 
 =Mabell, 
 dau. and 
 coheir. 
 
 =Thomas Farington, 
 son of William, of co. 
 Lane. (2nd husband). 
 
 George Preston. 
 
 1 
 
 Arm,dau.=John Rodes, son 
 
 and and heir of Francis 
 
 coheir. Rodes, one of the 
 
 justices of the com- 
 mon pleas. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Btrtr, nf Brauglimtt WL. 
 
 11 
 
 Arms — Or. on a chevron engrailed gules between as many lions rampant sa., 3 Jleur- de-lis or. 
 
 Crest — A demi-lion pean. 
 
 All the upper part of this descent is justified by an old pedigree in vellum, in the custody of Mr. 
 
 James Bird, of Brogham. This descent is entered more at large in the Great Book marked 
 
 2 D 14, fo. 155. 
 
 Henry Bird, of in com.=pJoan, dau. aud coheir of Thomas Beau- 
 
 | champ, of Little Croglin, in co. Cumb. 
 
 i r ' 
 
 William Bird, of Little Crog-=f=Joane, dau. and coheir of John Tindall, 
 lin, in com. Cumb. | of in com. Northumb. 
 
 William Bird, (of Pireth, =pEmme, dau. of Gospatrick, of 
 
 in co. Cumb., living 1295). | com. Cumb. Knt. 
 
 J 
 
 Adam Bird (of Pireth). =plsabel], dau. Sir John Kirkebride, of 
 
 j Kirkebride, in com. Cumb., Knt. 
 
 I 
 
 John Bird (of Pireth)=j=Joane, dau. of William Threlkeld, of 
 
 | Yanworth, in com. Westmerland, Esq. 
 
 William Bird (of Pireth) 
 
 dau. of Thomas Martildale. 
 
 _j 
 
 James Bird, 
 (a clerk), died 
 without issue. 
 
 Roger Bird (of Pireth). =j= Jane, dau. of John Crakenthorpe, of 
 
 | New Bigging, in co. Westmerland, Esq. 
 
 i ' 1 
 
 Jane, dau. & coh. of Hugh Bird= 
 
 Reading, of Brougham, in (of Pireth) 
 com. Westmerland. 
 
 John Bird (of Pireth, had : 
 also a son, Cuddy. ) 
 
 r~ 
 
 Henry Bird, of Brougham, =T=Joane, dau. of John Tese- Christopher Bird, of Pinch-=f MargVlau. 
 
 in co. Westm., 17Hen.VI. 
 
 dale, of Walton in Tyn- 
 dale, in com. Northumb 1 '. 
 
 beck, in Holland, in com. 
 Line. 
 
 John Bird, of 22=j=Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Bartram, of Richard Bird, : 
 
 Edw. IV. | Penrith, in co. Cumberland. of 
 
 William Bird, of =[=Margaret, dau. of Rowland Rigg, of Little 
 
 3 Henry VII. I Strickland, in com. Westmerland. 
 
 of (Thomas) 
 Pearson. 
 
 Lucie, dau. of 
 
 Ogle 
 
 (Robert Gull). 
 
 I 
 
 Arthur. 
 
 — I 
 John. 
 
 The rest of this descent unto this 
 Thomas Bird, who marryed the dau. 
 of John Wharton,is proved by original 
 evidences. 
 
 William Bird, of 
 6 Henry VIII. 
 
 r~ 
 
 -Margaret, dau. of Robert Hutch- 
 enson, of Vlesby, co. Cumb. 
 
 Thomas Bird,=j=Jane, dau. of John Wharton, of 
 
 of ; bur. 12 
 
 Feb. 1600. 
 
 r - 
 
 Kirkby Thure, in co. Westmerland, 
 Esq. 
 
 1 John Bird,=j=Agnes, dau. 2 Thomas. Henry Bird, : 
 
 T of 
 
 I ! 1 Brougham. 
 
 Jane. Susan. 
 
 of Brougham, 
 died in his 
 father's life- 
 time ; bur. 1 
 April, 1587. 
 
 of Robert 
 Clarke, of 
 Langthwayt, 
 in co. Cumb. 
 
 Anne, dau. 4 James 
 of Thomas Bird, of 
 Gibson, of Brougham, 
 
 in co. 
 
 Westm'nd. 
 
 Anne=Thomas Pearson. 
 
 r~I 
 
 =i=AIabel, Marg^wife 
 dau. of of Robert 
 Richard Harrison. 
 Winder, Susan.wife 
 of Perith of Thomas 
 co. Cum. Jackson. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Thomas Bird, of= 
 Brougham, died 2 
 Martii, a 1657. 
 
 I — I 
 
 3 Marg*,wife 
 of .... Jack- 
 son. 
 
 4 Mary, wife 
 of Talbot 
 Nicholson. 
 
 Joane,dau. 
 of Thomas 
 Nattison (?) 
 
 -rl 
 
 3 Henry Bird, of=Anne, dau. 1 Susan, wife 
 
 Great Strickland, of of William 
 
 in co. Scot, of 
 
 Westmerland. Brougham. 
 
 Hunter. 
 
 2 Agnes, w. of 
 
 John Rawlins 
 
 1 Anne. 
 
 2 Isabell. 
 
 1 
 
 2 Thomas= 
 Bird. 
 
 "i 
 
 r 
 
 =Jane. 1 Emanuel Bird, =f Isabell, 
 
 Richard. 
 
 1 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 of Brougham, in 
 co. Westmerl'd, 
 ffitatis 66 ann. a 
 1668. 
 
 dau. and 
 coheir. 
 
 2 Margaret, 
 wife of John 
 Bradley. 
 
 3 Elizabeth, 
 wife of 
 Simon 
 Pattinson. 
 
 James Bird, of= 
 Brougham, in com. 
 Westmerl'd , 'cetatis 
 31 ann. a . 1668. 
 
 Dorothy, dau. of 
 John Sanderson, of 
 Perith, in co. Cumb. 
 
 2 Willianv 
 Bird. 
 
 Lucie, dau. 
 of Lancelot 
 Apleby. 
 
 Isabell 
 
 William Bird, 
 borne 2 Sept., 1666. 
 
 James, borne 19 
 Martii, 1668. 
 
 Lucie. 
 
 Certified by James Bird 
 
12 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OP 
 
 THE EAST WARD 
 
 Appleby 22. 
 Martii, I664. 
 
 Axkhttk of iomebg (W.) 
 
 Arms. — Argent, a /esse chequy or and sa. } between three lions 1 heads erased gu. 
 
 Thomas Birkbeck, of Horneby, in=f= dau. of Lancaster, a younger son of the 
 
 House of Lancaster, of Sockbridge, in com. West 
 merland. 
 
 com. Westmorland. 
 
 Edward Birkbeck, of Horneby, in=j=Bridget, dau. of John Calvert, of Cockeram, in 
 
 com. Westmorl., Esq., dyed circa com. Lane. 
 
 1634. 
 
 T 
 
 1 — r 
 
 4 Edward. 2 Thomas. 
 
 5 Richard. 3 John. 
 
 ~I 
 
 1 Henry Birkbeck,=j=Ellen, dau. of 1 Jane. 2 Bridget. 
 
 died un. 
 
 of Horneby, Esq., 
 dyed in a , 1644 or 
 thereabouts. 
 
 _J 
 
 George Poole, 
 of Wakebridge, 
 in com. Derby, 
 
 2 Gervase Birkbeck. 1 Thomas Birkbeck, of Horneby, Esq., 
 
 retatis 23 annorum 22 Martii, a° 1664. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Birkbeck, Esq. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 13 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 
 29 Martij, 1665. 
 
 Blmcofo of Blencofo 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 and 4, gu- « canton arg. ; 2 and 3 az. on a bend or three chaplets gu. 
 Crest. — A winged heart, transfixed by a sword, erect point downwards. 
 
 Anthony Blencow,=j= 
 of Blencow, in com. 
 Cumbr., Esqr. 
 
 Richard Blencow, ; 
 of Blencow, Esqr. 
 
 Sir Henry Blencow, =j=. eldest daughter of 
 
 of Blencow, Knt. 
 
 Richard Sandford, of Hougill 
 Castle, in com. Westmerland, 
 Esqr. 
 
 2 Christopher Blencow,= 
 of Blencow, Esqr., petat. 
 68 an. 29 Mart., 1665 
 
 riii — 
 
 1 Mary, 
 
 2 Margaret, 
 
 3 Frances, 
 
 4 Catherine. 
 
 =Anne, dau. of 
 Thomas Robinson, 
 of Rokesby, in com. 
 Ebor. Esq. 
 
 1 
 
 1 John Blencow, 
 
 son and heire. 
 
 Christopher, 
 set. 19 anno, 
 29 Martij, 
 1665. 
 
 1 
 
 Thomas, 
 
 jet. 8 an. 
 
 I~ 
 
 1 Anne, wife of 
 George Barwick, 
 of the citty of 
 Carlisle. 
 
 Elizabeth, wife of 
 Henry Tompson, of 
 
 com. Ebor. 
 
 in 
 
 Certified by William Musgrave on the 
 behalfe of Christopher Blencow, Esq 
 
14 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Cocker mouth, 
 
 31 Mart, 1665. 
 
 B0utfjt, of ©otketmoutfj. 
 
 Arms. — Or, on a cross sa., 5 escallops arg. 
 Crest. — A Saraceris head vireathed. 
 
 Respite given for proofe of these amies. 
 
 Michaell Bouche, of Cockermouth, com.=j= daughter of Thomas Fletcher, a 
 
 Cumbr. merch* in Cockermouth, and sister of Sir 
 
 Richard Fletcher, Knt. 
 
 Jane, dau. of John=j=Anthony Bouche,=f=Elizabeth,clau. Jane, wife of Francis Rat- 
 
 Fisher, of Braken 
 thwayt, in com. 
 Cumbr. (1st wife) 
 
 of Cockermouth, 
 set. 66 an. 31 Mart. 
 1665. 
 
 of William 
 Lowther, of 
 Ingleton, in 
 com. Ebor., 
 Esq. (2nd wife) 
 
 cliffe, of Keswyke, in com. 
 Cumbra, after to . . . Bowe, 
 of Portenskale, in co. 
 Cumbr., clerke. 
 
 IT- III I 
 
 1 Jane, wife of Helen, wife of 3 Anne. Henry Bouche,=y=Sarah, dau. 2 Anthony 
 
 Tho. Laythes, of Richard 4 Elizab. set. 27 ann. 31 
 
 Dalehead, in co. Swynburne, of Mart. 1665. 
 
 Cumbr. Hewthwayt,in 
 
 co. Cumbr. 
 
 ofWm.Pen- 3 Thomas. 
 
 nington, of 
 
 Seaton, in 
 
 co. Cumb. 
 
 Esq. 
 Anthony, set. 7 mens. 
 31 Mart. 1665. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Fletcher, on the behilfe of Henry Bouche 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 15 
 
 Bratrlen, ri ^rableg mtb Ueetbam. W&. (1615). 
 
 Hugh. 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 John Bradley, of=|=Katherine, dau. of 
 
 Bradley, co. Lane. 
 
 Catherall, of Newhall, in 
 Craven. 
 
 Allan. John. Thomas Bradley,=j=Grace, dau. of Hugh Sherborne, 
 
 of Bradley. 
 
 — I 
 ux. Rocles 
 
 of Stainhurst, in com. Lane. 
 
 of Chipping. 
 
 1 1 1 
 
 John Bradley, of=f=Anne, dau. of Robt. Anne, ux. Robt. Ellin, ux 
 
 Brathwayte, of Lawrence, of Anthony Com- 
 
 Ambleside. Yelland,in Lane, berton, in co. 
 
 Lane. 
 
 Bradley, and of 
 Beetham,in com 
 Westmerland. 
 
 "I 
 
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 John Osbaldeston, in com. Baghall, or Bashall, in com. bourne, of Cunswick in 
 
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 Yorke. 
 
 Westmerland. 
 
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 THE EAST WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 22. 
 Martij, 166 4. 
 
 Branijjftmgt, of (JCarlmgjjtll. W&. 
 
 Arms. — Or. on a bend sa., 8 lions passant guardant of the field. 
 
 Crest. — On a rock, an eagle rising all proper. 
 
 Respite given for proof e of these armes, but no proofe made. — Vide I. 9, fo. 57. 
 
 Edward Branthwayt, of Carlingill,=j= daughter to Calvert, 
 
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 of Kiplin, in co. Ebor. 
 
 dau. of ... . 
 
 Poultney, 1st wife. 
 
 =Robert Branthwayt, of Carlingill, gentle-=f=Anne, dau. of William 
 man jaylour in the Tower of London, in 
 the time of King James, Secretary to S r 
 Rich d Weston, Knight of the Garter and 
 Lord Treasurer of England for the Irish 
 affaires and afterwards Agent to the Lds. 
 Justices in that Kingdom, died in a 1645. 
 
 |— 
 
 Carter,of St. Martin's- 
 in-the-Fields, in the 
 suburbs of London, 
 2nd wife. 
 
 Robt. Branthwayt, = 
 of Carlingill, in 
 com. Westmerland, 
 set. 40 ann. 22 
 Martij, 1664. 
 
 =Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Rich. Burton, sister 
 of Sir Thomas Burton, 
 of Brampton, in com. 
 Westmerland. 
 
 2 Oliver, 
 died un- 
 married. 
 
 William Branth- Eleanor. 
 
 waytj died beond Philadelphia 
 
 sea. ";. , * ' 
 
 died young. 
 
 Anne, a year and 
 9 months old, 
 22 March, 1664. 
 
 Certified by Robert Branthwayt. 
 
CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND. 
 
 17 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 29 Martij, 1665 
 
 $ta% of 1§enrii{r. 
 
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 Crest. — A lamb arg. guttee de poix collared or. 
 
 Richard Bresby, of Penrith, in com.= 
 Cumbr., gent., unto whome William 
 Flower, Norr., granted this crest to his 
 antient amies, 22 Octobr. 6 Eliz. Rg. A 
 Scit. 1561, 
 
 Thomas Bresby, of Penrith, dyed in an. 
 1652, or thereabouts. 
 
 Richard Bresby, of Penrith, in com.=j=Margaret, dau. of John Jack- 
 
 Cumbrian, set. 63, ann. 29 Martij, 1665. 
 
 son, of Tympering, in Com. 
 Cumbrian. 
 
 Thomas Bresby, set. 18 annor. 29 Martij 2 Richard. 
 
 a 1665. 
 
 Edward Robinscn, on the behalfe of Richard Bresby. 
 
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 19 
 
 Brigg& of €dm%xt (W 4 ) 1615. 
 
 Thomas Briggs, of Calmire,=j=Isabell, clau. of Robert Brathwayte, 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 I — I 
 
 1 Thomas. 
 
 2 John. 
 
 "I ob. 
 js.p. 
 
 of Ambleside, in Westmorland. 
 
 1 1 
 
 Agnes, =Sir Richard Hutton, Anne, =Edmond Stanley, 
 
 sister and Knt., judge. sister son and heir of 
 
 coheir. and coheir. Thomas Stanley, 
 
 .of Calgarth. 
 
 kartell, of loiuttll. 
 
 Arms. — See Northumberland Visitation. 
 
 John Burrell, of Howtell,=j=Elizabeth, clau. of 
 
 Cumberland. 1 
 
 Reveley, of Angcrofte. 
 
 John Burrell, of Howtell, 1615=f=Elizabeth, dau. of Osbert 2 Collingwood, 
 
 of Isell. 
 
 1 1 1 r 
 
 William Burrell,=j=Elizabeth, clau. of Thomas. 
 
 of Howtell. 
 
 George Morton, of Launcelot. 
 
 Morton. 
 
 John. 
 Anthony. 
 
 IT"! 
 
 Fortune, wife of James 
 
 Lawe. 
 
 Catherine, wife of Edward 15 
 
 Redhead, of Morpeth. 
 
 Barbara, wife of John 
 
 Hoye. 
 
 William Burrell, 3 years 
 
 old in 1615. 
 
 1 Northumberland, 
 3 Oswald, 
 3 Gerard, 
 
 i 
 
 In Northumberland Visitati 
 
20 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 Btfm 
 
 Robert Brisko, Lord of Brisko, in Com' Comb'land. 
 
 j 
 
 1 ~ 
 
 Allan Brisko, of Brisko. 
 
 T 
 
 r : — ' 
 
 Jordan Brisko, of Brisko. 
 
 .J 
 
 Robert= 
 Brisko, 
 
 of 
 Brisko. 
 
 =*Matilda 
 dau. of 
 
 S r John 
 Crofton, 
 Knt., lord 
 of Crofton. 
 
 =Margerett, 
 dau. and heire 
 of S r Gilbert 
 Whinno, Knt. 
 
 * This Matilda, wiffe of Robert sonn of 
 Jordan, Released hir dower and ffeoffment 
 to John Brisko sonn of Bobert in the 6 
 yeare of King Edward the 2d as appereth 
 by the said Release made to the sayd John 
 
 L_ 
 
 + This Isold Brisko by the mariage of the daughter 
 and heire of Crofton, Cam to the Mannor of Crofton 
 Whinno and Dundrawin in the County of Cumberland 
 ffor yt S r John Crofton marid Margerett Daughter & 
 heire of S r Gilbert Whinno Knt. as appereth by a deed 
 in the Raigne of King Richard the Second. 
 
 1 
 
 f Isold Brisko, = 
 
 of Brisko. 
 
 — 1 
 
 =Margerett, dau. and 
 heire of S r John Crof- 
 ton, of Crofton. 
 
 J It dooth apeare by an order of Arbitterment Betweene the Prior of 
 Carlisle & Christopher Brisko ffor the mannor of Brisko yt the sayd mannor 
 being at that time in Controversie for the. some of on hundre th markes then 
 payd should Remayne w th the Prior and his successors & the Capitall 
 messuage w th graunt of woods ffor Building should Remayne w the the said 
 Xpofer and his heirs ffor euer it is ffound in ould noates the said Xpofer 
 kept 14° souldiers at Brisko thorne uppon Eske the said Xpopher was taken 
 prisner at the Burning of Wigton uppon these occasions hee was forced to 
 morgage the most part of his lands. 
 
 + Christopher 
 Brisko, of 
 Crofton. 
 
 I 
 
 Robert Brisko,=j=Isabell, dau. of Will™ Dykes, of Waitholl, 
 
 of Crofton. in Com' Comb'land. 
 
 I 1 ' 1 1 
 
 Robert, Sith marid to Richard Browne 3. Edward Brisko, of 2. Alexander 
 
 eldest son, ( B. a Cheveron betwene 3 {escallops) o Westward in Comb'- Brisko. 
 
 see next page wHn a border i>l 9™y^l <J^s). lan(L 
 
 J 
 
 T 
 
 r 
 
 Guy Brisco, Edward Brisko, of Robert Brisko, 
 
 of Westward. Aldenham, in Com' of Emondbridg. 
 
 Hertford vide =p 
 
 Hertford. ^ 
 
 Will™ Brisko a quo Brisko, 
 of Harwell, in Com' North- 
 ampton vide Hertford. 
 
 1 s 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 Cuthbert. 
 
 Edward Brisko, of Croft Cannonby. Anthony. 
 
 r 1 . ! — X 
 
 1, Guy Brisko. 2. Richard. Guy Brisko. John Brisko, Richard Brisko. 
 
 Thomas Brisko. 
 
 T 
 
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CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 21 
 
 CUMBERLAND WARD. 
 
 Brisco, of Ct0ft0it 
 
 Carlisle, 28ih Martij, 1665- 
 
 Arms. — 1 and 4 ^4r^., </tree greyhounds courant in pale sa. Brisco. 2 and 3 ^4z. a/esse sa. belie. 
 
 3 fleur-de-lis or. Skklton. 
 Crest. —A greyhound courant sa., holding a rabbit proper bettveen his forepaws. 
 
 Robert Briskoo, of Briskoo,=f= 
 in com. Cumbrise. 
 
 , 1 
 
 Alan Briskoo,=p 
 
 Jordan Briskoo^=Maude 6 Ed. 2. 
 
 Joh. Briskoo, 6 Edw. II. 
 
 Isold Briskoo, 
 
 Christopher Briskoo,=p 
 
 pMargaret, dau. and sole heire of John 
 J Crofton, of Crofton &Whinoo,temp. R. II. 
 
 Robert Briskoo, 
 
 Robert Briskoo, 
 
 =plsabell, dau. of Wm, Dykes, of 
 | Wartholl, in com. Cumbriae. 
 
 Kath., dau. and heire 
 of Clement Skelton, 
 of Pettrelwray. 
 
 T 
 
 Thomas, a priest. 
 
 Isold served against the 
 
 Saracens, and died a hermit. 
 
 Susan, mar. 
 to Robert 
 
 Ellis. 
 
 John Briskoo, 
 
 =Jennet, dau. of Thomas Roger, father of Anthony, Christopher, father of 
 Salkeld, of Salkeld and who teas father of Thomas, Richard, who dwelt at 
 Kirkby. and others. Durham, 15S3. 
 
 3 Symon 
 Briskoo, m. 
 Mabell, dau. 
 of Edward 
 Redman. =f= 
 
 2 Roger of Lang- 
 ridge, (called 
 Ralfe, 1615, vis.) 
 father of An- 
 thony, who had 3 
 sons, Thomas, the 
 eldest, living 1581 
 
 1 Richard : 
 Briskoo 
 
 Eliz. dau. of 
 John Leigh, 
 of Fristing- 
 ton. 
 
 pher, father 
 of Richard, 
 1581. 
 
 _ ! — ! 
 
 Christo- wife of 
 
 Stephen 
 Skelton, of 
 Angerton. 
 
 wife 
 
 of Guy 
 Machell, of 
 Craken- 
 thorp. 
 
 1 
 
 wife of 
 
 Bartholo- 
 mew Low- 
 ther, of the 
 West End, 
 in Wigton. 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 wife of John 
 Wilson. 
 
 Barbara, dau. of 
 of John Coldale, 
 of Harrington, 
 1 wife. 
 
 John Brisko 
 died 26 Eliz. 
 
 Reginse. 
 
 : Robert=pMabell, dau. Leonard=pMabell, dau. 
 
 Brisco of Robert Brisco of Wm. 
 Carlisle, Sands, of 
 
 Esq. , 2 wife Rotington . 
 
 _, _L 
 
 R,obert= Eleanor, 
 1581 dau. and 
 sole heir 
 q/Richd. 
 Coldole. 
 William Brisko, living A 1583,=j=Jane, dau. of Wm. Orpheur, of 
 died 29 Eliz. Highclose, in com. Cumbr., Esq. 
 
 Gabraell 
 
 =Anne, dau. of 
 Wm. Mus- 
 grave, of 
 Hayton. 
 
 "1 
 
 Anne=Robert 
 (Jane, Berwis 
 in 1615) 
 
 Eieanor=Thomas 
 Meyrs 
 
 Briskoo, 
 rector of 
 Abbot Rybton 
 
 i — n 
 
 2 William 
 
 3 Leonard 
 
 4 John 
 
 John Brisko, of Crofton, in com.=j=Mary, dau. of Thomas William Brisko, of Souterfield within, y° 
 
 Cumb., dyed in August, a°d. 
 1632. 
 
 Brathwayt, of Burne- L°ship, of Holme Cultram, in Co. Cumbrian 
 
 side, in com. West- (mar sister, of tienhouse, Bishop of 
 
 merland, Esq. Carlisle. J 
 
 2 John Brisko, 
 of Wampull, 
 Cumb. ==<- 
 
 3 Edward 
 Brisko, citi- 
 zen, of 
 London. 
 
 Susan, dau.— William 
 
 of Sir Randle Brisko, of 
 
 Cranfield, 
 
 Knt., elder 
 
 brother to 
 
 Lionell, Earle 
 
 of Middlesex 
 
 1 wife. 
 
 Crofton, Esq. 
 an utter 
 barrister of 
 Lincoln's Inn 
 ret 58, an. 28. 
 Mart. a° 1 665 
 
 Susan, dau. 
 of Francis 
 Browne, 
 citizen, of 
 London, 
 (2 wife) 
 
 1 
 
 1 Dorothy, 
 wife of 
 John Pon- 
 sonby, of 
 Hale, in 
 co. Cumb. 
 
 J 
 
 1 — I 
 
 2 Grace, wife 
 of Clement 
 Skelton, of 
 May Hall, in 
 co. Cumbria?. 
 Mary, wife of 
 Joseph 
 Nicholson, clerke 
 
 1 — i — i 
 
 4 Christopher, 
 
 5 Frances, 
 
 6 Nazareth ; 
 all living 
 1615. 
 
 3 Thomas 2 William 
 
 John setatis 
 19 annon. 28 
 Martij, 1665 
 
 Susan, wife of 
 Richard Gilpin, of 
 Skaleby. in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 2 Mary, wife of 
 H. Fletcher, of 
 Tallantire, in 
 com. Cumbr. 
 
 Certified by William Brisko, Esq. 
 
 — r~ r" i 
 
 3 Anne. 
 
 4 Frances. 
 
 5 Catherine. 
 
22 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OE 
 
 Penrith, 25° 
 
 Martij, 1665. 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Brcxtgljam, of S&ata 
 
 Respite given for exhibiting the Amies and proqfe. 
 
 Peter Browham. = 
 
 _J 
 
 Mary=Henry Browham,=f=Cath., dau. of 
 
 of Skale, obijt. a 
 1622. 
 
 John Browham, of Skale,= 
 in co. Cumberland, ob. 
 a 1648. 
 
 Fellowfield, of Melton, in 
 com. Westmerland. 
 
 =Mary, dau. of Daniell 
 Fleming, of Skire- 
 with. 
 
 5 John. 4 Will" 1 . 
 
 3 Christopher. 2 Thomas 1 Henry 
 
 Browham, 
 of Skale, 
 set. 27, 
 1665. 
 
 =f=Marv, dau. 1 Mary, 
 ofWill.Slee, dead. " 
 of Carlisle ; 2 Anne, 
 merchant. 
 
 2 Henry. 1 Thomas Browham, 
 
 of Skale, set. 2, 
 aim. 1665. 
 
 1 Anne. 
 
 1 
 
 2 Joane. 
 
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 Penrith, 2oth Marti i, 1665 
 
 CarUton, of Carlttott 
 
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 Jeffrey de Carleton= 
 Odard de Carleton= 
 Gilbert de Carleton= 
 
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 leton. 
 
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 de Brougham, in com. Westmor- 
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 rici VIII. 
 
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 19 June, 1568, 10 Constable of land. 
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 1665. 
 
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 Northumbr., Esqr., 2nd wife. 
 
 Mary, est. 18 an. 25 March, 1665. 
 
 Robert Carleton, a;t. 8 ann. 
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 Clefamw, of lagclflse. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly — 1 and 4 Arg. three chevronels interlaced in base and a chief sahle ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a saltire engrailed vert. Kirkbride ; over all a mullet for difference. 
 
 Robert Clyborne, of in com.=fEmraa, dau. and coheir of George Kirk. 
 
 Westmorland. bred, of in com. Northumberland- 
 
 Edward Clybourne=j= dau. of Layton, wife of 
 
 of Delmayne, in com. Richmond. Kirkbride. 
 
 . I TH 1 1 
 
 Richard Cleburne, 2 John. 3 Thomas Clebourne, Elizabeth, 
 
 of Kellerby, in com. 4 William. vel Clerbourne, of Hay wife of 
 
 Richmond. Close, in com. Cumber- John Thwaites, 
 
 land. of Marston. 
 
 See Visitation of Yorkshire, 1584-5, page 255. 
 
 E 2 
 
28 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OP 
 
 THE EAST WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 22 Marty, 1664. 
 
 Ctakentljorp, of $tfw#jjgm {WL) 
 
 Arms. — Or, a chevron between 3 mullets azure. 
 Crest. — A holly bush ppr. 
 
 Henry Crakenthorpe=f= daughter 
 
 of Pickering. 
 
 Christopher Cra- = 
 kenthorpe, of New- 
 Biggm, in com. 
 Westm'., Esqr. 
 
 •Mary, dau. of S r 
 James Bellingham, 
 of Helsington, in 
 com. Westmerl d ., 
 Kn*. 
 
 Anne, wife of 
 
 Penington, 
 
 of Seton, in com. 
 Cunibr* 
 
 Barbara, wife 
 of S r Richard 
 Fletcher, Kn*. 
 
 3 Robert 
 died un- 
 married. 
 
 2 Henry, slayne 
 
 in 
 
 the fight at 
 
 Wigan, in Lan- 
 castr., upon y e 
 entrance of K. 
 Charles the 2nd 
 into England 
 before Worcester 
 fight. 
 
 Richard 
 Crakenthorp 
 dyed ultimo 
 Jan. 1660. 
 
 4 William. 3 Thomas. 2 John. 
 
 =Mary, dau. of 
 S r Christopher 
 Dalston, of 
 Acornebanke, 
 in com. 
 Westmerland, 
 Esqr. 
 
 1 
 
 Frances, 
 wife of 
 
 Darcie, 
 of the 
 citty of 
 Yorke. 
 
 I Christopher 5 
 Crakenthorp, 
 New-Bigging, 
 Esqr., ast. 32 
 an. 22 Mart., 
 1664. 
 
 Mary, 
 
 Anne, dau. of 
 Robert Rawlin- 
 son, of Charke, 
 in Cartmele, in 
 com. Lane, Esqr. 
 
 Richard set. 2 aim. 
 22 Mart., 1664. 
 
 "I 
 
 2 Dorothy, 
 wife of John 
 Philipson, 
 ofCallgarth, 
 Esqr. 
 
 1 
 
 Barbara. 
 
 Certified by Christopher Crakenthorpe, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 29 
 
 Curfom, of Cmmrt0tt 
 
 Arms. — Argent, fretty gules, on a chief azure en escallop of the field. 
 
 John Curwen, of Camerton, in=p= . .... sister and heir of Robert Camer- 
 
 oon!. Cumberland. 
 
 Christopher Curwen, of Camerton,= 
 
 ton, of Camerton. 
 
 =Elizabeth, dau. of Sandis, of 
 
 com. Cumberland. 
 
 Thomas Curwen, of Camerton, =j=Margaret, dau. of John Swinborne. 
 
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 William Curwen, of Camerton, =j=Joane, dau. of Christopher Curwen. 
 
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 Christopher Curwen, of Camerton, =j= dau. of John Thwaits, of 
 
 Th waits. 
 
 I 
 
 Oswald Curwen. 
 
 2 Brandon. 
 
 Ann. 
 
 Dorothy. 
 
 See Tong's Visitation of Yorkshire, page 97 ; Flower's Visitation, page 83 : 
 and Glover's Visitation, page 11. 
 
30 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLENDALE below 
 DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 
 
 31 Martii, 1665. 
 
 Ctttfom, of Camerton. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly ; 1 and 4, arg. fretty gu., on a chief az., a cresent for difference ; 
 2 and 3 gu., three cushions erminois, 2 and 1 (? Hutton). 
 
 Anthony Curwen, of Catnberton,=j=Catherine, dau. of John Lamplugh, 
 
 in com. Cumb., Esqr. 
 
 of Lamplugh, in com. Cumb., Esqr. 
 
 4 Cuthbert Curwen, 2 George Curwen. 1 Christopher Cur-=j=Anne, dau. of John 
 
 a clerke. 
 
 5 Francis Curwen, 
 
 citizen of London. 
 
 3 AnthonyCurwen wen, of Camberton, 
 
 of Seaton, in com. Esqr. 
 
 Cumb. 
 
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 2 Nicholas. ) 
 
 Senhouse, of Seascale, 
 in com. Cumbr., Esqr, 
 
 obiere 
 
 3 Anthony. 
 
 Vsme 
 
 prole. 
 
 4 Francis 
 
 5 George 
 
 Henry Cur-=j=Briclget, 
 wen, of dau. of 
 
 Camberton, Thomas 
 Esqr., dyed Brocas, of 
 circa aim. Claughton, 
 1638. in com. 
 
 Cumbria3. 
 
 1 Anne, wife of Chris- 
 topher Teasdale, of Low- 
 ther, in com. West- 
 merl'd., clerke. 
 
 2 Catherine 
 died unm'd. 
 
 3 Jane died 
 without 
 issue. 
 
 2 Thomas, obijt sine 
 prole. 
 
 1 Christopher Curwen, of= 
 Camberton, Esq., dyed in 
 a 1660. 
 
 i — i — rn — 
 
 2 Christopher. 
 
 3 Edward. 
 
 4 Patricius. 
 
 5 Joseph. 
 
 1 Henry Curwen, 
 of Camberton, Esqr. 
 a?t. 27 ann., 
 31 Martij, 1665. 
 
 =Anne, dau. of Joseph Porter, of 
 Wrey Hall, in co. Cumb. 
 
 T - r 
 Bridget. 
 
 Anne. 
 
 Dorothy. 
 
 Martha. 
 
 Margaret. 
 
 6 Agnes. 
 
 7 Isabell. 
 
 8 Jane. 
 
 9 Mary. 
 
 Certified by Henry Curwen, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 31 
 
 KENDALL WARD. 
 
 Kendall, 5 Apr., 1665. 
 
 Ctnfotn, of Btlstagton. {M) 
 
 Arms. — Argent, fretty gu., on a chief az. a crescent for difference. 
 
 Sir Thomas Curwen,=j= 
 of Workinton, in co, 
 Cumbr., Knt. 
 
 2 William Curwen, of Staine=f= 
 burne, in com. Cumbrise. 
 
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 1 Sir Henry Curwen, of Work- 
 inton, Knt., from whom Sir 
 Patricius Curwen, Bart., (late 
 deceased) did descend. =j= 
 
 I 
 
 Henry Curwen, Bishop of= 
 
 Sodor. 
 
 = dau. of Jackson, 
 
 of Warton, in com. Lane. 
 
 William Curwen, of Crosby,=j=Susan, dau. of Thomas Orton, 
 
 Ravenside, clerke, set. 73 an- 
 nor., 5 Apl., 1665. 
 
 of Cambridge. 
 
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 2 Henry. 1 William Curwen, =Isabell, dau. of 1 Catherine, wife 2 Susan, 
 
 3 Thomas. of Helsington, set. Charles Benson, unto Thomas Rob- wife unto 
 
 44 ann. 5 April a of Sealthwayt inson. Richard 
 
 Dni. 1665. Ridge, in com. Adams. 
 
 Westmerland. 
 
 Certified by William Curwen. 
 
32 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 Ctttfont, of 5HBtorftittgtam (€♦) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly — 1 and 4 Argent, fretty gules, a chief azure ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion 
 rampant sable maned and crowned or. (a lion rampant argt. billetee or, in Tonge.J 
 
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 Sir Christopher Curwen=j=Ann, clau. of Sir John Penington. 
 
 Sir Thomas Curwen =j=Ann, clau. of Sir John Hudleston, Kt. 
 
 Sir Christopher Curwen=j=Margarett, dau. of Sir Robert Bellingham. 
 
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 Walter Strickland. 3 John. Thomas Lamplugh, 
 
 4 Robert. of Dovenby. 
 
 Helen, wife of 
 John Preston. 
 
 Sir Henry Curwen. 
 
 1 
 
 Joan. 
 
 See Tong's Visitation, page 100, and Glover's Yorkshire Visitation, page 8 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 33 
 
 ALLENDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Egremond, 1st April, ICjS. 
 
 Curfottt, of Workington. 
 
 Arms. — Arg. fretty gu., a chief az. 
 
 Crest. — A unicorn's head and neck erased, maned arg. homed or. 
 
 John Talboise =j» 
 
 i 
 
 Eltredus 
 
 j 
 
 Ketellus 
 
 -Christiana. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Onnus 
 
 =Gurwelda soror Waldevi filii Cospatricij 
 comitis Dunbar in Scotia. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Gospatricius =f= 
 
 3 Adam, Rector ecclesise 2 Alarms. 
 
 de Cambertown. 
 
 Thomas Alius Cospatricij, 
 f undator Monasterii de Hepp. 
 
 =Grecia. 
 
 Johannes de Culewen 
 a° 1296. 
 
 Patricius de Culewen, 40 Hen. 111.,= 
 25 Ed. I., ex Sigillo, fretty and a chief. 
 
 r - 
 
 3 Robertus. 
 
 2 Gilbertus de Culwen de =f 
 Wirkington, 18 Ed. II. 
 
 i 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 1 Thomas filius e haeres. 
 
 Gilbertus de Culwen mortus=pEda, 14 E. 3. 
 
 1 
 
 Johannes. 
 
 3 E. III. 
 
 I 
 
 Anna, 
 
 r~ 
 
 uxor l a =Gilbertus 
 14 E. III. 
 
 de Culwen miles, a 0: T=Margaretta, uxor 2 X 
 
 Gilbertus de Culwen, 3 R. II. - 
 
 I 
 
 Christopher Culven sice Curwen,= 
 miles 14 H. IV., 7 H. VI. 
 
 -Elizabetha. 
 
 r~ 
 
 j 
 
 Thomas Culwen miles 8 Ed. IV.=f=Anna, 9 Ed. IV. 
 
 I J 
 
 Christopher Curwen miles 7 H.VII.=p 
 
 i — 
 
 Thomas Curwen miles ob. 14 H. Vffl.=plsabella. 
 
 r ' 
 
 Henricus Curwen miles obit. . . . =f Maria filia Nicholai Fairfax 
 Eliz. militia. 
 
 Anna filia : 
 Simonis Mus- 
 grave militis, 
 uxor l a 
 
 I 
 
 Nicholaus =pEliz. filia, 
 
 Curwen miles 
 ob. 2 Jac. 
 Regis. 
 
 L_ 
 
 Cams, ser- 
 
 vientis ad 
 
 legem, uxor 
 2» 
 
 1 Jana uxor Chris- 
 topheri Musgrave 
 arm. filij et hseredis 
 Simonis Musgrave 
 militis. 
 
 ~r 
 
 2 Agnes uxor 
 Jacobi Belling- 
 ham militis. 
 
 1 
 
 3 Mabilia uxor 
 Willielmi Fair- 
 fax militis. 
 
 Cath. filia Johis : 
 Dalston mil. et 
 una hatred um 
 
 Tyrell 
 
 arm., uxor l a 
 
 Henricus Cur-=j=Margareta filia 1 Maria uxor 
 
 wen, miles. Thomse Buskell HenriciWid- 
 
 juris consulti, drington mil. 
 
 uxor 2 da 
 
 2 Anna obijt. 
 ante nuptias. 
 
 3 Jana uxor 
 Willielmi 
 Lampton, 
 militis. 
 
 2 Thomas 1 Patricius=Flsabella 
 
 set. 60 
 an.l Apl., 
 1665. 
 
 Curwen de 
 Working- 
 ton, Baron - 
 ettus objt. 
 15 Decem- 
 ber, 1C64. 
 
 filia et 
 cohseres 
 Georgii 
 Selby de 
 White- 
 house in 
 Episc. 
 Dunelm. 
 
 3 Eldre-= 
 dus Cur- 
 wen set. 
 50 an., 
 1 Apl. a 
 1665. 
 
 Cath. 
 
 filia . . . 
 
 Warton, 
 
 deBever- 
 
 ley, in 
 
 cdm. 
 
 Ebor. 
 
 4 Wilfri- 
 dus objt. 
 caeleb. 
 
 1 Fran- 
 cesca. 
 
 2 Barba- 
 ra obiere 
 ante 
 nuptias. 
 
 3 Marga- 
 reta uxor 
 Jacobi 
 Ducket 
 de Gray- 
 riggHall 
 in com. 
 West- 
 merland. 
 
 1 
 
 4 Martha 
 
 uxor Will. 
 
 Bellases 
 
 filii 2<", 
 
 Willielmi 
 
 Bellasses 
 
 deMoreton 
 
 in Epis. 
 
 Dunelm, 
 
 milit. 
 
 i 
 
 5 Anna uxor 
 Henr. Fletch- 
 er de Mores- 
 by in co. 
 Cumbrian, 
 aim. postea 
 Henr. Skel- 
 ton de 
 Branthwayt 
 in com. 
 Cumbr. arm. 
 
 Henricus obijt. in 
 juventute (vivente 
 patre. ) 
 
 F 
 
 1 Patricius set. 5 ann. 2 Henry. 
 
 1 Apl., 1665. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Cwicen. 
 
34 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ©acrt 
 
 From Yorkshire Visitatioti. 1563-4, page 83. 
 
 Humfrey Dacry, of Holbyche, Lyncolnshyre.=j=Anne, dan. of Bardolph. 
 
 i ' 
 
 Rychard Dacre =p dau. of Beaumont. 
 
 William Dacry 
 
 Thomas Dacre 
 
 Humfrey Dacre 
 
 Thomas Dacry 
 
 _J 
 
 .dau. of Grey, of Codnor. 
 
 .dau. of Mowbrey. 
 
 .dau. of Haryngton. 
 
 .dau. of Marley. 
 
 Randolff Dacry=p dau. of .. 
 
 | Roos, of Kendal. 
 
 r ■ 1 
 
 William Dacre=f=Anne, dau. of 
 
 | Derwentwater. 
 
 Vaux, Lord=p dau. and 
 
 of Gylsland. | heir of Hugh Morvyle. 
 
 L , 
 
 Moulton,=r Maude, dau. and heir. 
 
 lord of Gylsland. 
 
 , i 
 
 Randolff Dacry, Fyrst Lord Dacres, of Gylsland, =j=Maude, dau. and heir, 
 in the 15 yere of Henry the III. 
 
 , I 
 
 r 
 
 Thomas, Lord Dacres =j=Kateren, dau. of Lucy. 
 
 -1 
 
 Hugh, Lord Daere,=p dau. of 
 
 after his 
 Randolff. 
 
 brother, 
 
 the Lord Max- 
 well. 
 
 I " 1 
 
 Thomas, Lord Dacre— Elisabeth Fitzhugh Randolff, 2nd son, 
 
 was a prest. 
 
 i — 
 
 Sir Raff, Baron of=fIsabell, dau. of the William, Lord Dacre. =p dau. of 
 
 Grestoke. | Lord Clifford. | therl Douglas. 
 
 r J , , r J 
 
 John, Lord Grestoke. =pElisabeth, dau. of Sir Robert Thomas, Lord Dacres,=p dau. of 
 
 | Ferrers, Lord of Owesley. I Fitzhugh. 
 
 i ' I 
 
 Raff, Lord=f Elsabeth, dau. of Thomas, Lord Dacres, of Gylsland. =j=Philippa, dau. of Raff 
 
 _J 
 
 Grestoke. 
 
 _j 
 
 William, Lord 
 Fytzhugh. 
 
 Sir Robert 
 
 Grestoke, 
 
 Knight. 
 
 Flsa- 
 beth, 
 dau. of 
 therl, 
 of Kent 
 
 He was summoned by wryt to be at the 
 Parlement then holden a 33 Hen. VI. , 
 by the name of Thomas Dacres, of 
 Gylsland, Knight. 
 
 Nevill, Ear 
 morland. 
 
 of West- 
 
 Humphrey=j=Isabell, Randolph, 
 
 Elsabeth, 
 dau. and 
 heir to 
 Robert 
 Grestok. 
 
 Dacres, 3rd 
 
 dau. of 
 
 youngest 
 
 . son. 
 
 Sir 
 
 son.slainat 
 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Towton 
 
 it. 
 
 i i 
 
 Parre. 
 
 ■ ii 
 
 Field, 
 Yorkshire, 
 39 Hen. VI. 
 
 - ■■■ i rn 
 
 — i — i — r 
 Raff. 
 
 Rychard 
 
 George. 
 
 John. 
 
 — I — ! 
 
 Jane.mr. 
 to Thom- 
 as, Lord 
 Clifford. 
 
 dau. 
 
 marr. to 
 the Lord 
 Scroope. 
 
 1 
 
 Sir 
 
 Thomas 
 Dacres, 
 1st son, 
 died in 
 his 
 
 father's 
 lifetime. 
 
 =f=Elsabeth, 
 dau. of 
 SirWilliam 
 Bowes. 
 
 Thomas,Lord Hugh, a dark Ann, wife to Thomas 
 Dacre, son of Crystofer. Strangwayes. 
 
 Humfrey. Phelyp. Elisabeth, wife to 
 
 Raff. Thomas Hudleston. 
 
 Humfrey. Katherin, wife, 1st, to 
 
 George, Lord Fitz- 
 hugh, and after to 
 Sir Thomas Nevell, of 
 Mereworth. 
 
 i " — 
 
 Jane, dau. and heir, 
 mar. to Sir Richard 
 Fynes, Lord Dacres 
 of the South — this 
 Richard Fynes was 
 a lord of the parle- 
 ment in anno 38, 
 39, Hen. VI. 
 
 Philippa, 
 
 wife to Sir 
 
 Robert 
 
 Fynes, 
 
 brother 
 
 to Sir 
 
 Richard. 
 
 i 
 
 William, : 
 
 Lord Dacre. 
 
 Elsabeth, (lst= 
 wife), dau. of 
 Raff, Earl of 
 Westmerland, 
 died without 
 issue. 
 
 = dau. of therl, 
 
 of Shroesbury. 
 
 1 1 
 
 Anne, Lady Conyers. 
 Jane, Lady Taylboys. 
 
 ~ r 
 Philippa. 
 Jane. 
 
 =Thomas, : 
 Lord 
 Dacre. 
 
 1 — i 
 
 : Elsabeth, (2nd George and 
 wife), dau. to Crystofer, 
 Sir James Ley- died s.p. 
 borne, Knt., 
 2nd wife. 
 
 Mary or Mabel, 
 Lady Scroope. 
 
 1 — I 
 
 Anne, Countess 
 of Cumberland. 
 Maude, Vis- 
 countess of 
 Montgomery. 
 
 Humfrey. 
 
 ~ i — i — r~ 
 Larance. 
 
 Edward. 
 
 Francis. 
 
 rn 
 
 Mary mar. to 
 
 ...Culpepper. 
 Mary mar. to 
 Sir Thomas 
 Windsor. 
 
 1 Francis Dacre, 
 died young. 
 
 TT 
 
 2 George Dacre (Lord 
 Dacre) died young. 
 
 Anne. 
 
 Mary. 
 
 1 
 
 Elsabeth. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 35 
 
 fflafetro, of Itolstmt (€) 1615. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly — 1. Argent, a chevron between three daws' heads erased sable, Dalstox. 
 
 2. Argent, a cross engrailed vert, between four annulets sable, Kirkbride. 
 
 3. Sable, three covered cups argent, Warcop. If. Argent, on a Jess gules three 
 cushions ermine, tasse'led or, Warcop, op Lamersyde. 
 
 Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet, a daw's head sable, beaked or. 
 
 Sir John Dalston, of Dalston, = 
 in com. Comberland. 
 
 =Catherin, dau. of 
 
 Tolson, of Brydkirk, in com. 
 Comberland. 
 
 Catherine, 
 dau. & sole 
 heir of 
 Thomas 
 Tirrell, of 
 Burbicke. 
 
 =j=Sir John = 
 Dalston, 
 of Dalston, 
 in com. 
 Comberland 
 Knt. 
 
 ^Frances, dau. 
 and coheir of 
 Thomas War- 
 cop, of Smar- 
 dale, in West- 
 morland. 
 
 1 
 
 Mary, 
 
 wife of 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Gent, of 
 
 Essex. 
 
 Jane, wife, lst,=Sir Richard 
 of Francis San- Musgrave, 
 clis, of Conishead of Norton 
 co. Lane. Conyers, 
 
 co. York. 
 
 Dorothy, wife 
 of HenryGent, 
 of Bumsted, 
 in com. Essex. 
 
 Catherine, wife 
 of Sir Henry 
 Curwen, Knt. 
 of Workington, 
 in Cumberland. 
 
 Sir George 
 Dalston, 
 of Dalston, 
 Knt. 
 
 r - 
 
 ^Catherine, dau. 
 and coheir of 
 John Thorn- 
 worth, of Hal- 
 sted, in com. 
 Leicester. 
 
 Elizabeth, wife of 
 Sir Thomas Brath- 
 wayte, of Warcop, 
 in com. Westmore- 
 land. 
 
 William Dalston. Catherine. Dorothy. Frances. 
 
 1 
 
 Bridget 
 
 p 2 
 
36 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 THE EAST 
 WARD 
 
 Appleby, 22 
 Martij, 1664 
 
 Ualstan, of %LtmMk, (C) 
 
 Arms. — Agent, a chevron engrailed between three dates' heads erased sa ; on an escocheon of pretence 
 
 three etcallop shells and a canton. 
 Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet a falcon's head ppr. 
 
 -Thomas Dalston, of=p dau. and co- 
 
 lst wife. 
 
 Dalston, in com. 
 Cumbriag. 
 
 Dalston, from 
 
 whom SirWilliamDal- 
 ston, Kt. and Bart., 
 now living, is des- 
 cended. 
 
 r- 
 
 heire of Thomas Car- 
 lisle, Esqr., 2nd wife. 
 
 Christopher Dalston, =j=Mabel, dau. of Sir 
 
 of Uldale, in com. 
 Cumbrise. 
 
 John Lowther,of Low- 
 ther, in com. West- 
 morland. 
 
 r~ 
 
 1 Thomas Dalston, of= 
 Uldale, in com. Cumb. 
 died circa ami. 1611. 
 
 =Jane, dau. of 
 
 Philips, of Brignall, 
 in com. Ebor. 
 
 2 John Dalston, of 
 Merkholme, in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 Sir Christopher Dalston, of Acornbancky 
 in com. Cumbr., Knt., died in anno 
 1634, Knighted by King James in a 
 1615, upon his return from his progress 
 into Scotland. 
 
 I 
 
 2 Thomas 
 Dalston, 
 of Owse- 
 by, in co. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 1 JohnDal- : 
 ston, of 
 Acombank 
 in com. 
 Cumb. , 
 Esqr., ret. 
 55 ann. , 
 22 Mart., 
 1664. 
 
 2 Thomas. 
 
 3 John. 
 
 4 George. 
 
 5 William. 
 
 6 Charles. 
 
 : Lucie, dau. 
 and heire 
 of Richard 
 Fallowfield 
 
 of 
 
 in com. 
 Westmer- 
 land, Esqr. 
 
 : Anne, dau. of Sir 
 William Hutton, 
 of Penrith, in 
 com. Cumbrise., 
 Knt. 
 
 Barbara, wife of 
 William Tiffyn, 
 citizen of London. 
 
 1 Mary, 
 
 wife of 
 Rich. 
 Craken- 
 thorpe, 
 of New 
 Biggin, 
 in com. 
 West- 
 morland. 
 
 2 Dorothy, 
 wife of Sir 
 Will. Car- 
 leton, of 
 Carleton 
 Hall, in 
 com. 
 Cumbriae. 
 
 3 Barbara, 
 wife of 
 James Bel- 
 lingham, 
 son and 
 heir of 
 Allan Bel- 
 lingham, of 
 Levens, in 
 co. Westm. 
 Esqr. 
 
 1 — ; — 
 
 4 Anne, wife 
 of John 
 Whelpdale, 
 of Penrith, 
 in com. 
 Cumbrise. 
 
 1 Christopher 
 Dalston, set. 
 26 anno, 22 
 Martij, a D 
 1664. 
 
 I 1 
 
 -Bridget, dau. 1 Elizabeth, wife 2 Frances, wife 
 of Sir Henry of AnthonyDuck- of Thomas War- 
 Fletcher, in et, of Grayrig, in wick, of War- 
 com. Cum- com. Westmer- wick, in com. 
 bria?., Knt. land, Esqre. Cumbr. 
 
 Bridget, 
 wife of ... 
 Birkbeke. 
 
 1 
 
 5 Susan. 
 wife of 
 Edw. 
 
 Nevenson, 
 of New by, 
 in com. 
 Westmor- 
 land, Esqr. 
 
 -~r~n 
 
 3 Jane. 
 
 4 Dorothy. 
 
 5 Margaret. 
 
 r - 
 
 John, ait. 6 Mens. 22 Martij, 1664. 
 
 Certified by John Didtton, Esq. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND 
 
 37 
 
 CUMBERLAND 
 WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 27, 
 
 Marti j, 1665. 
 
 ©entmt, of Carbtfoi 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1 and 4. — Arg., two bars in chief three martlets gu. 2. Per pale gu. 
 and arg., six martlets three and three counter-changed. 3. Vert, a lion rampt. 
 argt. 
 
 Crest. — Out of turret sa. en/lamed ppr. a lion or, holding in its paw a sword ppr. 
 No proofe made of these armes 
 
 I 
 
 2 John 
 
 Denton. 
 7 
 
 r 
 2 John 
 
 Denton. 
 
 <T> 
 
 John Denton, of Cardew, in com.=j= 
 Cumbria?., Esq. 
 
 I 
 
 4 Charles. 
 
 1 Henry Denton, of=f=Julian, dau. of Sir Richard 
 
 Cardew, Esq., dyed 
 circa anno 1622. 
 
 Musgrave, of Norton, in 
 com. Ebor. Knt. 
 
 "1 
 
 ....wife of 
 . Baynes. 
 
 1 George Denton, Esqr., Colonell of a= 
 Regiment of Foot in the service of King 
 Charles y e first and now Lieutenant to the 
 Deputy Governour in the Garrison of Car- 
 lisle, setatis 44 annorum 27 Martij, Anno 
 Domini, 1665. 
 
 Catherine, dau. unto George 
 Graham, of the Nunnerie, 
 in com. Cumbria?. 
 
 3 Dela Vale. 
 
 2 John. 
 
 1 George Denton, 
 a3tat. 15 annor, 27 
 Martij, 1665. 
 
 I I I I 
 
 1 Julian. 
 
 2 Mary, 
 
 3 Catherine. 
 
 4 Elizabeth. 
 
 Certified by Colonell George Denton. 
 
 See also Yorkshire Visitation, 1666,/). 63. 
 
38 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Penrith, 
 
 25 Martlj, 1665- 
 
 ©mtmt, of TOatmlUBmtam 
 
 Arms. — Arg. t two bars gv. in chief three cinque/oils sa. 
 
 Thomas de Denton, of Denton in Gillesland,=j= 
 upon the Pict's Wall, called Thomas del Hale I 
 de Karlisle, 39 E. III., 6 R. II., 14 R. II. 
 
 I 
 
 Adam de Denton, 14 R. II.,=j= 
 
 died a 10 H. IV. 
 
 . i 
 
 2 John de Denton, settled 
 himself in the South. 
 
 Thomas de Denton, arm. =j= Alice, 31 Hen. VI., dau. of 
 died 31 Hen. VI. | Thomas Moore. 
 
 I 
 
 r - 
 
 =Richard Denton, of Gillisland, Esq.= 
 21 Ed. IV, died in 2 R. III. 
 
 n 
 
 =Jane, naturall dau. of Sir Humph. 
 Dacre, Kt., Lord Dacre, of Gillis- 
 land. 
 
 Agnes. 
 John Denton, of Denton Hall, in=j= 
 Gillisland, 22 H. 7 (15 H. VIII. 
 de Karlisle, armiger). 
 
 — I 
 Si the. 
 
 _i 
 
 Thomas Denton, of Warnell, in= 
 co. Cumbr. Esq., 1 Regime Marise. 
 
 2 George Denton died in the=f= dau. of 
 
 lifetime of his elder brother. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Lascells, of in com. 
 
 Eborum. 
 
 1 Thomas Denton died 
 without issue, A Dni. 
 1638. 
 
 1 Henry Denton=j=Elizabeth, dau. of. 
 
 died a 1636, or 
 
 thereabouts. 
 
 _J 
 
 Oglethorpe, of Oglethorpe, 
 in com. Ebor. 
 
 1 John. 
 
 2 George. 
 
 Thomas Denton, a capt. of foot, under the= 
 command of Will., EarJe of Newcastle, in the 
 service of K. Charles y e first, died of the 
 wounds he received at Hull, in a 1643. 
 
 I 1 1 
 
 3 Barnaby 2 Henry Denton, 1 Thomas Denton, of Warnell-=j=Lettice, dau. of 
 
 2 Thomas 
 Denton 
 died unmar. 
 
 =Lettice, dau. of John 
 Loughcr, of Perton, 
 in com. Staff., Esq. 
 
 3 Adam Denton= 
 a merchant, in 
 London. 
 
 Denton, clerke, now chap- Denton, in com. Cumbr., Esq , an 
 Citizen of laine to the mer- utter barrister of Gray's Inne, 
 London. chants of y e Tur- and Recorder of the city of Car- 
 key Company, tra- lisle and Borough of Appleby, 
 ding to Constanti- set. 27, an. 25 Marti, 1665. 
 nople. 
 
 Thomas Vachell, 
 of Cowley, in 
 com. Berks, Esq. 
 
 2 Henry, set. 3 ami. 
 
 1 Thomas Denton, astatis 
 4 annor, 25 Martii, 1665. 
 
 Anne, set. 6 mens 
 
 Certified by Thomas Denton Esq 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 39 
 
 KENDALL and LOYNSDALE 
 WARD. 
 
 ©ucfcct, of <&xwm (W.) 
 
 Kendall, 20, 
 
 Martij, 1664. 
 
 Arms.— Quarterly— 1. Sa. a saltire argt. 2. Gu. a saltire argt. between 12 cross crosdets or. 
 
 a bend gu. 4. Sa. Jive gutles in saltire or. 5. Arg. 3 buglehorns sa. stringed or. 
 
 3 bendlets gu. on a canton of the last, a lion rampt. or. 
 Cbest.— Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of featliers argt. 
 
 Richard Ducket, of Fillingham, in com. Lincoln. =pBeatrix. 
 
 3. Arg. 
 6. Arg. 
 
 William 
 
 Stephen. 
 
 Richard 
 
 Hugh Ducket 
 
 1 
 
 Adam. 
 
 r~ 
 
 John Ducket 
 temp. R. II. 
 
 =Margery, dan. and heire to Sir Will. Windsore, Kt., by whom he 
 had the manour of Grayrigg, in com. Westmerl d . 
 
 Richard Ducket=j= dau. of Sir Richard Redman, Knt. 
 
 Sir Richard Ducket, Kt. 
 
 Thomas Ducket slayne at Edge- 
 cote Field, temp. H, VI. 
 
 -Mabel, dau. of Sir Roger Bellingham, Kt. 
 
 -Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Midleton, of Midleton 
 Hall, by Isabell, dau. of Sir Jiichd. Musgrave, 
 Knt. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Richard Ducket=p Eleanor, dau. of Wm. 
 Harrington , of Wresh am , 
 in CO. Lane. 
 
 Thomas, o. s.p. 
 
 Jane, wife of Wm. 
 Allennys, 
 
 Richard. =f=Agnes, dau. of Anne, wife of Mabel, wife of 2 Robert : 
 
 John Flemyng, Thos. Washing- John Whitting- 
 
 of Rydale, in ton, of Hulled, ton, ofBarwick. 
 
 com. Westmer- in Westmerland. 
 land. 
 
 "i — r 
 
 Richard. 
 
 Dorothy. 3 Walter. 2 James. Alice, = 
 4 Randle. =f= dau. of 
 
 "l 
 
 r - 
 
 Dacres, 
 2ndwife. 
 
 =Anthony=j=Dorothy,dau. and coh. Elizabeth 
 
 Ducket, 
 temp. 
 H. VIII. 
 
 Richard. - 
 
 Agnes, 1 Lionell, 2 Alan, 
 
 wife unto obijt., = 
 
 John sine prole. ^ 
 Miller. 
 
 of Sir Robt. Belling- 
 ham, of Barneshed, in 
 com. Westmerland, 
 1st wife. 
 
 John 
 
 r~ 
 
 "i 
 
 2 Charles, 
 
 3 Jasper. Ducket 
 
 4 William. 
 
 5 Gabraell. 
 
 1 Richard =pCatherine, dau. 
 of Sir James 
 Leyburne, of 
 Cunswick, Knt. 
 
 I 
 
 James. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Jane, dau. of John=Sir Francis : 
 Bradley, of Bradley Ducket died 
 Hall, in com. Lane, in 1634, or 
 Esq., widow of Wil- thereabouts. 
 Ham Leybourne, Esq. 
 
 =Marion, dau. of Alan 
 Bellingham, of Hel- 
 sington, in com. West- 
 merland, Esq. 
 
 Fran- = 
 
 cis. 
 
 Richard, 
 living about 
 Northwiche, 
 in Cheshire, 
 a" 13 Caroli 
 
 J mo 
 
 ri—r 
 
 2 John. 
 
 3 William. 
 
 4 Francis. 
 
 1 Richard, 
 superstes. 
 13 Chas. I. 
 
 r~r~\ 
 
 2 Frances. 
 
 3 Katharine. 
 
 4 Jane. 
 
 all died un. 
 
 Alice, wife of John 1 Anthony 
 
 Flemyng, of Rydall, Ducket, Esq. 
 
 in com. Westmer- died in March 
 
 land, Esq. a 1661. 
 
 r" 
 
 =Eliz., dau. of Will. 
 Leyburne, of Cuns- 
 wicke, in comitat. 
 Westmerland, Esq. 
 
 2 VVillm. 
 died un. 
 
 Magdalen, dau. of=rMary, dau. of Wm. San-=j=James Ducket, of Gray-=pElizabeth, dau. of Chris 
 
 Sir Hy. Curwen, of 
 Workington, in 
 com. Cumber., Kt., 
 1st wife. 
 
 ders, of Sutton Court, in 
 the County of Middlesex, 
 Esq., 2nd wife. 
 
 rigg, Esq., aged 50 a 20 
 Martij, a" 1664. 
 
 topher Walker, of Work- 
 inton, in com. Cumbria;., 
 3rd wife. 
 
 T1 
 
 4 Thomas. 
 
 i ~ — " 1 \ — i 1 — i 
 
 Anthony Ducket, =Elizabeth, dau. of Margaret, wife of 2 William. 2 Eliz. 
 
 ret. 28 ami 20 John Dalston, of John Girlington, 3 Richard. 3 Bridget. 5 John 
 
 March, 1664. Acornebanke, in of Thurland Cas- 
 
 com. Westmerl d ., tie, in com.West- 
 
 Esq. merland, Esq. 
 
 r— r- 1 
 
 4 Marion. 
 
 5 Ellen. 
 
 6 Anne. 
 
 The parts in italic are Incorporations from the 1615 Visitation. 
 
 Certified by James Ducket, Esq. 
 
40 
 
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46 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 KENDALL and LOYNSDALE 
 
 Kendall, 5 
 
 WARD. 
 
 Apr., 1665. 
 
 flatting, of IgMc. (TO.) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly of 15. 1 and 15. Gu., a fret arg., Fleming. 2. Arg., on a bend sa., three lozenges 
 oj the field each charged with a saltire gu. , Urswick. 3. Argt. , three bars gu. , on a canton of the last a lion 
 passant guardant or, Lancaster. 4. Gu., a fret arg., Huddleston. 5. Arg., a bend betioeen two 
 mullets sa., Peele. 6. Arg , a chev. between three bulls heads sa., Millum. 7. Per fesse gu. £• arg., six 
 martlets counter changed, Fenwick. 8. Arg., a lion rampt. sa., Stapylton. 9. Arg., a lion rampt. az. 
 Brcjs. 10. Or, three bars gu., FitzAlan. 11. Sa , a fret or., Maltravers. 12. Per pale or and 
 vert., across moline gu., Ingham. 13. Az., a fesse between three leopards' faces or., Delapole. 14. Per 
 pale arg. and gu. a bend counterchanged, Chamer. 
 
 Crest. — A serpent nowed pp. holding a wreath of olive and vine leaves vert. 
 
 Sir Michaell Flameng, Flandrensis= 
 or Fumes, Knt., a Dni., 1127. 
 
 Bernolph. 
 
 2 Daniell, 
 a clerke. 
 
 I 
 
 -1 ' 
 
 1 Sir William=p 
 de Fumes. 
 
 Adam. 
 
 Gilbert de Urswick.^ 
 r— 
 
 Adam de Urswike.- 
 
 de Furnes. : 
 
 dau. and heire, 
 
 wife of Cancefield. 
 
 j_ 
 
 Adam de Urswick. 
 John de Urswick. 
 
 Sir John Flameng, Kt., heire male=f= other lands, 
 to William. | 
 
 r J 
 
 Sir Richard Flameng, Kt., 35=p 
 
 Hen. III. | 
 
 Elizabeth, sister 
 and heire to Adam 
 and John de Urs- 
 wick, by whome 
 he had the Loi*P Roger de Lancaster, to whom 
 of Coningston and Will, de Lancaster (of Kendall) 
 
 John de Flemyng, Esq., 28 Ed. I. 
 Raynerus le Fleming. 
 John le Fleming, 15 Ed. II. 
 William Le Flemyng. 
 
 gave Paterdale, and Margt. de 
 
 Ros gave Ridall, temp. Ed. I. 
 
 i 
 
 John de Lancaster, L d of Ri-=j= 
 dale, 13 Ed. I. 
 
 John de Lancaster, of Hougill=p 
 Castle, in com. Westmerland, I 
 14 Ei. II. 
 
 .J 
 
 William de Lancaster, 
 25 Ed. Ill 
 
 n 
 
 Sir John le Flemyng, of Fumes, =f 
 Kt., 9 Ed. III. 
 
 2 Robert. 
 
 Sir Richard le Fleming, 
 Kt, 36 Ed. III. 
 
 =j=Catherine, 
 | 36 Ed. III. 
 
 J 
 
 SirWilliam de Lancaster, Knt., =p 
 
 22 R. II. | 
 
 I 
 
 John de Lancaster, 8 Hen. IV.=f= 
 
 I — i 
 
 2 John. 
 
 3 James. 
 
 _L 
 
 i 
 
 2 John. 
 
 Ellen, =Sir Thomas le Flem-=j=Isabell, dau. of Sir 
 1st wife, yng, of Fumes, Kt., Thomas Leybume, 
 
 14 R. II. 14 R. II. 
 
 , I 
 
 1 
 
 Joan. 
 
 Sir John de Lan-=p 
 caster, Knt. 
 
 Kt., 2nd wife. 
 
 1 Sir Thomas : 
 Flemyng, Kt., 
 a° 10 H. IV. 
 
 i 
 
 Isabell,oneof the foure 
 dau. and coheir to Sir 
 John Lancaster, Knt., 
 by whom y c Lordshipp 
 of Rydale came to this 
 family. 
 
 Christiana, 
 wife of Sir 
 Robert de 
 Hairinton, 
 Knt. 
 
 Margaret, 
 wife of Sir 
 Mathew 
 Whitfield, 
 Knt. 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 wife of Robert 
 Crakenthorpe, 
 Esq. 
 
 Joane, =John Fleming, cosyn=pAnn, dau. of Sir 
 
 1st wife. 
 
 and heire of William, 
 20 Ed. IV. 
 
 Broughton, 
 Knt. , 2nd wife. 
 
 William Flemyng, Esq., 
 14 Ed. IV., died without 
 issue. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 47 
 
 A 
 .J 
 
 John Flemyng, Esq., a 6 H. VIII,=pJanc, (alias Jennet), dau. of Sir Hugh Lowther, 
 
 of Lowther, in com. Westmerland, Knt. 
 
 Hugh 
 
 Esq., 33 H. VIII., 
 
 eschaetor for the 
 Counties of Cum- 
 berland andWest- 
 merld. 
 
 Fleming.^^oane, dau. and coh. 
 of Sir Richard Hudle- 
 ston, of Milium Cas- 
 tle, in com. Cumb., 
 Knt., (the other co- 
 heir was wife of 
 
 Salkeld, of Whitehall, 
 Esq.) 
 
 I 
 
 Joane, 
 wife of 
 Lancelot 
 Lowther. 
 
 > i 
 
 wife Agnes, wife of 
 
 of Kirkby.of Rich. Ducket, of 
 Kirkby, in Grayrigg, in com. 
 co. Lane. Westmerland. 
 
 wife of 
 
 Stanley, of Dale- 
 garth, in com. 
 Cumb. 
 
 wife of 
 
 Bardsley of Bards- 
 ley, in com. Cumb. 
 
 wifeof 
 
 Thwayts, of 
 Thwayts, in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 dau. of Sir=Anthony- 
 
 Geoffrey Middleton, of Fleming, 
 Middleton, in com. Esq., 29 
 Westmerland, Knt., H. VIII. 
 1st wife, died without 
 issue. 
 
 Elizabeth, dau.=j=Jane, dau. of John 
 
 of Wm. Hutton, 
 of Hutton, in 
 co. Cumb., 2nd 
 wife. 
 
 Rigmayden,of Wed- 
 daker, in co. Lane, 
 Esq., 3rd wife. 
 
 r-r~i 
 
 2 Thomas. 
 
 3 David. 
 
 4 Daniell. 
 
 Margaret, dau. of Sir=pWilliam Flemyng=j= Agnes, dau. of 
 
 John Lamplugh, of 
 Lamplugh, in com. 
 Cumbr,, Knt., 1st wife 
 
 1 Jane.wife of Richd. 
 Harrison, of Mat kin- 
 dale, in co. West- 
 merld., gent, 
 
 2 Margaret, wife of 
 Nicholas Curwen, of 
 Clifton, in com. Cumb. 
 gent. 
 
 3 Elizabeth, wife of 
 William Carter, of 
 Broughton. in com. 
 Lane. 
 
 of Ridale, Esq. , 
 died in a 1601. 
 
 Bindlosse & sister of Sir 
 Robert Bindlosse, of 
 Borwick Hall, in com. 
 Lane. , Knt. , 2nd wife. 
 
 2 Thomas. 
 
 1 
 
 3 Charles. 
 
 Alice, eldest=Dame Bridget, widd.=John Fleming, of=pDorothy, dau. 
 
 dau. of Sir of Sir Thomas Bold, Ridale, Esq. , died 
 
 FrancisDuck- of Bold, in com. 27 Feb., a 1642 ; 
 
 et, of Grey- Lane, and dau. to he was high shir- 
 
 rigg, in com. Sir William Norris, eeve of Lancashire 
 
 Westmer- of Speake, in com. 8° Jac regis, 
 
 land, Knt., Lane, Knt., of y e 
 
 1st wife, ob. Bath, 2nd wife, ob. 
 
 sine prole. sine prole. 
 
 of Sir Thomas 
 Strickland, of 
 Sizer, in com. 
 Westm., Knt. 
 of the Bath, 
 3rd wife. 
 
 r~ 
 
 2 Agnes, wife unto 1 Bridget, sister and William Fleming, 
 
 George Collingwood coheire, wife of Sir Esq., died unmar. 
 
 of Estington, in Jordan Crosland, of 12 May, 1649. 
 
 com. Northumb., Harum How, in com. 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Ebor. Knt. 
 
 r-rn 
 
 2 Thomas. 
 
 3. William. 
 
 ob. s.p. 
 5 Joseph, 
 died un. 
 
 4 Daniel Flem-=f=Isabell, dau. 
 
 ing, of Skir- 
 with, in com. 
 Cumb., died in 
 a° 1630 or there- 
 abouts. 
 
 r— ri — 
 2 John. 
 
 4 Joseph. 
 
 5 Daniel. 
 
 died un. 
 
 unto James 
 Brathwayt, 
 of Ambleside, 
 incom.West- 
 merld. , Esq. 
 
 4 Dorothy, wife of 
 John Ambrose, of 
 Lowick, in com. 
 Lane, Esq. 
 
 5 Mary, wife unto 
 John Senhouse, of 
 Seascales, in com. 
 Cumb. , ar. 
 
 6 Grace, wife of Anthony 
 Barwis, of Hildkirke, in 
 co. Cumb., ar. 
 
 7 Eleanor, wife of Sir 
 John Lowther, of Low- 
 ther, Knt., in com. 
 Westmerland, 
 
 1 1 1 
 
 Alice, dau. Agnes, wife 2 Dorothy, 3 Mary, 
 of Roger of Christo- wife of wifeunto 
 
 Kirby, of pher Dud- AndrewHud- Thomas 
 Kirby, in ley, of dleston, of Brough- 
 
 com. Lane, Yanewath, Hutton John, am, of 
 Esq. in com. in com. Scales,in 
 
 Westmer- Cumbr. , Esq. com. 
 
 land, Esq. Cumbr., 
 
 Esq. 
 
 3 Thomas F., 
 of Skirwith. 
 
 •T 
 
 William. 
 
 1 William Flemings 
 of Coningston, in 
 com. Lane , Esq. , 
 heire male to Wil- 
 liam (the son of 
 John Fleming, of 
 Ridale, Esq.,) died 
 24 May, a Dni. 
 1653. 
 
 n 
 
 4 John, 
 
 died un. 
 
 5 Alexander. 
 
 r— i 
 
 2 Roger. 
 
 3 William. 
 
 17D 14, 293. 
 
 Daniel Fleming, of=f=Barbara, the eldest 
 
 Isabell, died unmd. 
 
 Rydale, in the county 
 of Westmerland, Esq. 
 agtatis 31 an nor. 5, 
 Aprilis, A. Dni. 1665. 
 
 dau. of Sir Henry 
 Fletcher, of Hutton, 
 in co. Cumb. , Bart. 
 
 r-r 
 
 3 Daniel, set. 5 an. 
 
 4 John, ret. 2 
 
 1665. 
 
 n — r 
 
 1 William Fleming, ajt. 8, 
 an. 5, Apl., 1665. 
 
 2 Henry, set. 6 an. 5 April 
 1665. 
 
 Certified by Daniell Flemiiuj, Bin 
 
 n— i 
 
 1 Catherine. 
 
 2 Alice. 
 
 3 Barbara. 
 
48 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 KENDALL AND 
 
 LOYNSDALE WARD. 
 
 Kendall, 20 
 
 Marty, 1664. 
 
 jtsijcr, of Staiw^attke <&xttnt, (WL) 
 
 Arms. — Or. a king fisher ppr. 
 
 Crest. — A king fisher ppr., holding in the beak a fish argent. 
 
 Respite given for proofe of these armes, but no proofe made. 
 
 Henry Fisher, one of the first=j= 
 Aldermen of the Borrou<rh of 
 Kendall. 
 
 Nicholas Fisher, of Kendall, in= 
 com. Westmerlcl. 
 
 =. . . . dau. of Robert Jopson, of 
 Staveley, in co. Westmorland, and 
 afterwards of Kendall. 
 
 1 Henry Fisher, of 
 Bradleyneld, in 
 com. Westmerland.= 
 
 2 Edward Fisher/ 
 of Kendall, dyed 
 12 April, a 1640. 
 
 =Jennet, dau. of Thomas 
 
 Greene, 
 
 of 
 
 dall 
 
 an Alderman 
 y e Borough of Ken- 
 
 1 
 
 3 Nicholas, 
 
 dyed 
 
 without 
 
 issue. 
 
 1 Nicholas Fisher, of Staine-= 
 banke-greene, in the Parish of 
 Kendall, Esqr., now one of His 
 Majestie's Justices for conser- 
 vation of the Peace for the 
 County of Westmerland, and 
 an Utter Barister of Gray's 
 Inne, setatis 51 annor., 20 
 Martij, 1664. 
 
 2 Anne, 
 set. 7 ami. 
 
 1 Dorothy, 
 setatis 1 4 an- 
 nor um, 166 4 
 
 Klizabeth, 
 dau. unto 
 John Brock- 
 holes, of 
 Claughton 
 Hall, near 
 Garstang, in 
 com. Lancr. 
 Esqr. 
 
 2 Henry 
 Fisher, a 
 fellow of 
 Queene's 
 Colledge, 
 inOxford, 
 dyed un- 
 married. 
 
 3 Thomas 
 Fisher, now 
 an Alder- 
 man of the 
 Borough of 
 Kendall. 
 
 1 
 
 4 Roger 
 
 Fisher, 
 citizen 
 and 
 
 Mercer 
 of Lon- 
 don. 
 
 1 Edward Fisher, 
 a student of 
 Graye's Inne, ret. 
 22 an., 20 Mart., 
 1664. 
 
 2 John Fisher, 
 now a student 
 in Queene's Col- 
 ledge, Oxon, 
 setat. 18 an. 20 
 Martij, 1664. 
 
 1 1 
 
 3 Alan set. 4 Charles, 
 
 6 annor., set. 4 annor. 
 
 20 Mart., 20 Martij, 
 
 1664. a 1664. 
 
 Certified by Nicholas Fisher, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 49 
 
 LEATHE WARD 
 
 Hutton, 27 Marti, 1665. 
 
 jflttcijci; of Huttoir. 
 
 Arms. — Arg., a cross engrailed sa. between four pellets each charged iv'ith a pheon of the field. 
 
 William Fletcher=p..., dan. of Swynburne, 
 
 | of Huthwayt, in com. Cumbrian. 
 
 i 
 
 Henry Fletcher, of Cockermonth, gent, who- 
 entertained the Qn. of Scots at Cockermonth, 
 in her passage from Workinton. 
 
 I ' 
 
 Thomas Fletcher, of Cockermonth, =f=James, dau. and heire of 
 
 in com. Cumbrian | Bollen, of 
 
 r J 
 
 Sir Richard Fletcher, of Hutton, =j=Barbara, dau. of Craken- 
 
 in com. Cumbr., Kt., died circa thorp, of New Biggin, in 
 ann. 1630. com. Cumbrian, 2nd wife. 
 
 Margaret, dau. of John Richmond, 
 of Highead Castle, in com. Cumbr., 
 1st wife. 
 
 Thomas 
 Fletcher 
 died un- 
 married. 
 
 Sir Henry Fletcher, ^=Cath., 
 
 of Hutton, in com. 
 Cumbr., Bt., slayne 
 at the Battail of 
 Rowtan Heathe, in 
 Chesh.a 1645, being 
 there in Amies for 
 the King, under the 
 command of Sir Mar- 
 maduke Langdale, 
 Knt. 
 
 dau. of 
 Sir 
 
 George 
 Dais ton, 
 of Dals- 
 ton, in. 
 co. Cum- 
 brian. , 
 Knt. 
 
 1 Bridget, 
 wife of 
 John 
 
 Patrickson 
 a younger 
 brother of 
 Patrickson 
 of the How, 
 in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 2 Isabell, 
 wife of 
 Richard 
 Lowther, 
 of Ingle- 
 ton, in 
 co. Ebor. 
 Esqr. , 
 after- 
 wards 
 Knt. 
 
 3 Mary, 
 wife of 
 Sir Jolin 
 Lowther 
 of Low- 
 ther, in 
 com. 
 West- 
 mer., 
 Bart. 
 
 i r 
 
 Alice, dau.=fSir George=Mary, dau. of i Barbara, wife 
 
 1 
 
 2 Frances. 
 
 of Hugh 
 Hare, Vise. 
 Colrayne, 
 in Ireland, 
 1st wife. 
 
 Fletcher.of 
 Hutton, 
 Bart., aet., 
 32 an. , 
 27 Marti j, 
 1665. 
 
 Johnston, of Hartfeld, 
 in Scotland, wid. of 
 Sir George Graham, of 
 Netherby, in com. 
 Cumbr., Bt.,2nd wife. 
 
 ofDaniellFlem- 
 yng, of Rydale, 
 in co. West- 
 merld., Esqr. 
 
 A 
 
 Henry Fletcher, a;t. 
 3 an. et 11 mens 27 
 Mart., a° Dili. 1665. 
 
 1 Lucie. 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 1 
 
 3 Alice. 
 
 4 Cath., 
 wife of 
 Tho. 
 Lister, 
 of Gis- 
 burne, in 
 com., 
 Ebor. 
 
 5 Wini- 
 
 fride, 
 
 wife of 
 
 George 
 
 Brath- 
 
 wayt, of 
 
 Warcop, 
 
 in com. 
 
 West- 
 
 merld., 
 
 Esqr. 
 
 3 Bridget, wife of 
 ChristopherDalston, 
 son and heire of 
 John Dalston, of 
 Acornbanke, in com. 
 Westmerland, Esqr. 
 
 Certified by Sir George Fletcher, Bart, 
 
 U 
 
50 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE 
 ELOW DARWENT. 
 
 Cocker mouth, 
 
 \° Apr., 1665. 
 
 jflctdjcr, of Callanttrt* 
 
 Arms. — Arg., a cross eng railed sable, between four pellets each charged with a pheon of the field, in the 
 dexter chief a canton gules. 
 
 Crest. — A hone's head couped arg., charged with a trefoil slipped gules. 
 
 William Fletcher= 
 
 Lancelot Fletcher, of= 
 Cockermouth, in com. 
 Cumbrise. 
 
 George Fletcher, of=f= clan, of 
 
 Henry Fletcher, of ; 
 Cockermouth. 
 
 _j 
 
 Tallantire, in com. 
 Cumbr., Esqr. 
 
 Sands, of Rodington, 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 
 Thomas Fletcher, of ; 
 Cockermouth. 
 
 Lancelot Fletcher, of= 
 Tallantire, Esqr.. set. 
 67 an., 1 Apr., 1665. 
 
 i — i 
 
 2 Lancelot 
 
 3 John. 
 
 Mary, dau. of (Jerome) 
 Waterhouse, of Gray- 
 stock, in com. Cumbr. 
 (clerk.) 
 
 1 Dorothy.wife 
 of George Sal- 
 keld, of Holme 
 Cultram, in co. 
 Cumbrian 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 wife 
 
 John 
 
 Salkeld 
 
 of 
 
 Sir Richard Fletcher, 
 of Hutton, in com. 
 Cumbr. , Knt. , from 
 whom Sir George 
 Fletcher, now of Hut- 
 ton, Bart., is descen- 
 ded. =^ 
 
 1 1 1 ; 1 — i — i — i 
 
 Mary, dau. 1 Dorothy, 2 Eliza, wife 3 Jane, wife 4 Bridget, 
 
 of Will. wifeof George of John Gos- of Peter 5 Catherine. 
 
 Briskoo. of Larkham, ling, of Plum- Crispe,ofTal- 6 Margaret. 
 
 Crofton, in late of gards, in co. lantire, in 7 Elizabeth, 
 
 co. Cumbr. Cockermouth Westmer. com. Cumbr. 
 Esqr. 
 
 1 Henry 
 Fletcher, 
 at. 25 an., 
 ] Apr., 
 J6i3. 
 
 r 
 
 Susan, ajt. 5 Mens, 1 Apr., 1665. 
 
 Richard Tubman, on the behalfe of Lancelot Tidcher, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 51 
 
 ESKDALE 
 WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 
 
 27 Martij, 1665. 
 
 jforstcr, of Stamprtljsfoc- 
 
 Arms. — A chev. between three mullets (no colors given.) Respite given fcr prcofe cf 
 these armes, but no proofe made. 
 
 Robert Forster, of Stanegarth-=j=Marion, dau. of Symon Arms- 
 
 side, in co. Cumbr. 
 
 r* 
 
 trong, of Whithow, in Scotland. 
 
 Arthur Forster, of Stanegarth-=j=Catherine, dau. of Curwen, 
 
 side, in co. Cumbr., set. 65 an. 
 27 Martij, 1665. 
 
 I" 
 
 T 
 
 of Camerton, in com. Cumbrian 
 
 1 1 1 I I I 
 
 1 Mary, wife 2 Katherine, 3 Ellen. 
 
 of Luke Oake- wife of Walter 4 Bridget. 
 
 ley,ofBarwick Elliot, of Har- 5 Rebecca. 
 
 Super Twede. tleton, in Scot- 6 Hani ah. 
 
 land. 
 
 T 
 
 3 Henry 2 Cuthbert 1 Nicholas 
 Foster. Forster. Forster, set. 
 
 26 anno, 27 
 Martij, 1665 
 
 Certified by Nicholas Forster, on the behalf of his Father. 
 
 h 2 
 
52 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ESKEDALE 
 WARD. 
 
 Cadis'e, 28 
 
 Martij, 1665 
 
 Arms. — Or, a boar passant sable. 
 
 Crest. — A pine branch vert. 
 
 
 Respite given for proof e of these armes. 
 
 @tlpm, of Scalebg, 
 
 ...Gilpin, slayne at Bos worth Field. 
 (ult° Ric. III.) 
 
 Edwyn Gilpin= 
 
 William Gilpin. 
 
 Bernard Gilpin, of 
 ob. s. prole. 
 
 Martin Gilpin, of Lathehead,=j= 
 in com. Westmerl. 
 
 I ~ " 
 
 Isaac Gilpin, of Gilthroton,= 
 
 in co. Westmerlandise. 
 
 r 
 
 =Anue, dau. of Raphe Tunstall, 
 of Cotham, in Episcopatu Dun- 
 
 elmensi. 
 
 2 Alan. 1 Richard Gil-=j=Susan, dau 
 
 pin, of Seal eby, 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 set. 39 an., 
 28 Martij, a 
 1665. 
 
 r 
 
 3 Richard 
 
 set. unius, 
 
 anni. 
 
 ofWillBris- 
 ko, of Crof- 
 ton, in co. 
 Cumbria?., 
 Esqr. 
 
 1 Dorothy, 
 wife of John 
 Martin, of 
 ye citty of 
 Durham. 
 
 2 Catherine, 
 wifeofCuth- 
 bert Haw- 
 don, of Dur- 
 ham. 
 
 1 
 
 3 Margaret, 
 
 wife of 
 
 Nathaniel 
 
 Burnand. 
 
 3 Isaac, 
 set. 6 ann. 
 
 1 William, set. 
 7 anno., 28 
 Martij, 1665. 
 
 1 1 ; — i 
 
 1 Susanna. 2 Anne. 3 Elizabeth. 
 
 Certified by Richard Gilpyn. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND 53 
 
 KENDALL AND Kendall, 20° 
 
 LOYNSDALE WARD. Martij, 1664 
 
 Gobaslfo, of ligmabw, (TO.) 
 
 Arms. — Per pale gules and az, on a /esse wavy argt., between three crosses pattee or, as 
 many crescents sa. 
 
 Crest. — A griffin's head per pale erased, holding a rose slipped (no colors.) 
 
 No proofe made of these armes. 
 
 William Godsalve, =j=Mai'garet, dau. of 
 
 of Borwick, in com- 
 itatu Lane, setat. 
 72annor, 18 Martij, 
 a 1664. 
 
 William Sander, of 
 Borwick, in co. 
 Lane. 
 
 1 1 
 
 1 Thomas God-=Susaima, dau. 2 William God- 3 Richard God- 4 John Godsalve, 
 
 salve, of Ria- of Thomas salve, married salve, citizen of mar. Jane, the 
 
 gmeiden, in co. Cartmele, of Isabell, dau. un- London, married dau. of William 
 
 Westmerld., Farelton, in to George Toun- Jane, dau. of Hodgkin, of Yey- 
 
 set. 42 anno., com.Westmer- son, of Highfield, Vanley, land, in com. 
 
 20 Martij, a landire. in com. Lane. of the city of Lane. 
 
 1664. London. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Godsalve. 
 
54 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ESKDALE WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 29 Martij, 1665. 
 
 <5rai#m, rf |&tijct% 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly— As Graham, of Nunnery, the bordure az., with a crescent for difference. 
 Crest. — Two wings addorsecTor. 
 
 These annes, with the descent of Sir Richard Graham, Knt., Gentleman of the Horse to K. James 
 were thus declared and attested by the Right Hon. William, Earl of Monteith, and by Thomas 
 Dryisdaill, Hay Herald. 
 
 Malice, first Earle of Monteith, in= 
 Scotland, of the family of Grahme. 
 
 \Va 
 
 Anne, dau. to Vere, Earle of 
 
 Oxford. 
 
 3 Walter 
 Grahme. 
 
 : dau. 
 
 to y e 1A 
 Montgom- 
 
 ery. 
 
 A 
 From whom are lineally 
 
 descended the most part 
 of all the barons of the 
 name of Grahme, in Scot- 
 land. 
 
 2 John Grahme, = 
 commonly call- 
 ed John, with 
 the bright 
 sword, temp. 
 H. IV., Rex. 
 Augl. 
 
 : dau. 
 
 to the 
 Lord 
 Gray, of 
 Fowls. 
 
 1 Patrick =. 
 Grahme, 
 Earl of 
 Monteith. 
 
 .dau. 
 
 to ye 
 Lord 
 Arskine. 
 
 Mary, wife 
 of Archibald, 
 Earl of Doug- 
 las, after- 
 wards of Sir 
 James Ham- 
 ilton, of Cad- 
 yo, who was 
 y e first Lord 
 Hamilton. 
 
 2 
 
 wife of 
 Archi- 
 bald, 
 Earle 
 of Ar- 
 gile. 
 
 y c 
 y e 
 
 Richard Grahme, from whom all 
 Grahmes of the borders, both of 
 English and Scots side, are lineally 
 descended and chiefly the Houses of 
 Netherby and Plomp. 
 
 Fergus Grahme, 
 Plomp. in com. 
 Cumbrise. 
 
 i r 
 
 3 Reginald. 
 
 4 Francis. 
 
 of=rSibill, dau. of Wm. 
 Bell, of Godsbrigg, in 
 Scotland. 
 
 j 
 
 2 Richard Grahme, : 
 gentleman of the 
 Horse to his Mati° 
 K James, afterwards 
 created Bart., dyed 
 ina° 1661, or there- 
 abouts. 
 
 Catherine, 
 dau. and 
 coheir of 
 Thomas 
 Musgrave, 
 of Cum. 
 Catch, 
 com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 1 
 
 1 William= 
 
 Grab in e 
 
 in 
 
 Anne, dau. of 
 
 Carleil, of 
 
 Bridekirk, in 
 
 Scotland, 
 
 2 Sir Richard 
 Grahme, of Nor- 
 ton Conyers, in 
 com. Ebor. Bart. 
 
 1 Sir George=pMary, dau. of 
 
 T1 . 
 Catherine, 
 
 T. 
 
 This Atchievem* be- 
 longing to Sir Richard 
 Graham vel Grahme, 
 of Netherby, in com. 
 Cumbr., bart., now 
 Viscount Preston, in 
 Scotland, was here in- 
 serted by virtue of the 
 Deputy Earl Mar- 
 shal's order, dated 
 1 Nov., 1681, a° 33 
 Car. II. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 
 and 4, as above, ivith- 
 out the border. 
 Supporters — Dexter, 
 an eagle,wings expand- 
 ed erm. ducally crown- 
 ed or. Sinister, a lion 
 erm. ducally croicned 
 or. Motto, "Reason 
 contents mee." 
 
 Grahme, of 
 Netherby.Bait. 
 dyed in Febru- 
 ary, A Dni., 
 1657. 
 
 James, Lord 
 Johnston, Earle 
 of Hartfell, in 
 Scotland, after 
 married to Sir 
 George Fletch- 
 er, of Hutton, 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 Bart. 
 
 1 Catherine, died unm. 
 
 2 Mary, wife of Sir Ed- 
 ward Musgrave, of Hay- 
 tou Castle, in com. 
 Cumbr., Bt. 
 
 3 Elizabeth, wife of Sir 
 Cuthbert Heron, of Chip- 
 chase, in com. Northumb. 
 Bart. 
 
 4 Susan, wife of Regi- 
 nald Carnaby, of Hal- 
 ton, in co. Northumbrian. 
 
 Catherine, wife of 
 JohnArinestrong, 
 of Sarke, in Scot- 
 land. 
 
 William. 
 Reginald. 
 
 ~ r 
 
 2 James. 
 
 3 Fergus. 
 
 1 Sir Richard Gra- 
 hme, Bt. , set. 16an. 
 29 Martij, a 1665. 
 
 Margaret. 
 
 Certified by Ch. Vsher,onthe behalf e of Sir Richard Grahme, Bart. 
 
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 57 
 
 iarmjjtmt, of Mtfik}, (C) 
 
 This Descent was copied by a noate of S r William Dethicks w ch hee had taken and proved out of the 
 Court Rowles of the lands belonging to the name and family of this howse " 
 
 John Harington, of Wreysham, in Cartemaile, in ffurness, in com. Lanck. 
 
 John Harington, of Wreysham, : 
 in Cartemaile. 
 
 William Harington, of Wreysham=j= dau. and coheir of 
 
 Parr. 
 
 r - 
 
 1. Thomas Har- 
 ington, attayn- 
 ted in the Re- 
 bellion of Mar- 
 tin Swarter, 2 
 H. VII., lost 
 his lands in 
 Cartemayle, ob. 
 s.p. 
 
 2. Nicholas-p .dau. and 3. John, wife 
 
 Harington, 
 of Sleydall 
 and Ubery 
 Hall. 
 
 heir of Robert ob. s.p. 
 Ley bourne, by 
 whome hee had 
 Ubery Hall. 
 
 John Lee, 
 Ysell. 
 
 of 
 of 
 
 Thomas, 
 s.p. 
 
 Christopher. 
 
 ..wife of Ellinor, 
 .. Skel- wife of 
 Richard 
 Duckett, 
 of Gray- 
 rigg, in 
 co. West- 
 morland. 
 
 ton, of 
 Branth- 
 waite, in 
 Cumber- 
 land, s.p. 
 
 Thomas Haring-=T=Anne, dau. 
 
 ton had Ubery 
 Hall, and dwelt 
 atWollax, in com. 
 Cumberland, ob. 
 1542. 
 
 of Anthony 
 Porter, of 
 Alerby, in 
 com. Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 1 — i 
 
 Michell, 
 Nicholas, 
 both s.p. 
 
 Margaret, dau. ; 
 of Thos. Rooke- 
 by, of Northam 
 2nd wife. 
 
 1 
 
 Anne, 
 
 (1st wife). 
 
 A 
 
 Lancelot 
 Lancaster, 
 of Sockbridge. 
 
 James Harington, of=j=Graoe, dau. of Lance- 
 
 Wollax, 63 yere old, 
 1601. 
 
 lott, Lankaster, 
 Sokebridge. 
 
 of 
 
 1 
 
 Thomas 
 Lankaster. 
 
 Thomas Harington, 
 23 yere old, 1601. 
 
 2. James. 
 
 3. Henry. 
 
 1 
 
 Alice. 
 
58 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ictyranotott, of Wtnlimt (C) 
 
 Hetherington, of= 
 
 Bletton, in com. Cumberland. 
 
 1 — ; 
 
 1. Christopher 
 Hetherington, 
 of Bletton. =f= 
 
 1 
 
 2. John 
 Hether- 
 ington.^ 
 
 J_ 
 
 Alice, dau. of=j=Thomas 
 
 Lyvock, 
 
 of Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 John. Henry. 
 
 1 
 
 Isabel. 
 
 r— 1 — 
 Thomas. 
 
 William. 
 
 1 
 
 Daughters. 
 
 T 
 
 Edward 2. William =Margaret, dau. Henry. 
 
 Hether- Hetherin- 
 ington. a Captaine. 
 
 H 
 
 David 
 
 of Kirk- 
 
 by, of Holder- Margaret, 
 
 York. 
 
 ob. s.p. 
 
 Hether- 
 ington, 
 of Wal- 
 ton, in 
 Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 4. William. 
 
 5. Alexander 
 
 6. Hugh. 
 Jane, wife 
 to 
 
 Yorks. Vis. , 
 1563-4, p. 161. 
 
 1— , 
 
 Elizabeth, wife of 
 Stephen Atkinson. 
 Alice, wife of 
 Thomas Craigill, of 
 of com. Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 John. 
 William 
 
 Yorkshire Visitation. 1563-4, page 161 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 59 
 
 ALLERDALE below 
 DARWENT. 
 
 Coclcermouth, 
 
 31 Mart, 1065. 
 
 Jjigljmott, of Stmatfitoagt 
 
 Arms. — Ermine 1 a cross-bow bent point downwards, between three moor-cocJcs sa. 
 Crest. — A moor-cock sa., wattled gu. 
 
 Robert Highmore, of Armethwayt, : 
 in com. Cumbr., Esqr. 
 
 Robert Highmore, of ; 
 Armethway t, Esqr. , 
 ob. 1616. 
 
 ■Elizabeth, dau. of Sir 
 Richard Sandford, of 
 Howgill Castle, in co. 
 Westmer., sister of 
 Sir Richard Sandford, 
 Kt. 
 
 Anne, wife oj John 
 Dalston, o/Uldon, 
 in Cumberland. 
 
 — : — i — i 
 
 Frances, ob. s.p. 
 Lancelot, unmar- 
 ried, 1625. 
 
 Mary, wife of 
 Thomas Ap- 
 pleby, of Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 1 
 
 Anne. 
 
 Doro- 
 thy. 
 
 4. Thomas=p dau. of 
 
 Highmore, 
 of Swyns- 
 tie, in com. 
 Cumbrian. 
 
 John Fretch- 
 vile, a young- 
 er bro. to Sir 
 Peter Fretch- 
 vile, of Stave- 
 ley, in com. 
 Derby, Kt. 
 
 3. Richard High- 
 more, a Collonell 
 of Horse to King 
 Chas. the first, 
 one of the saide 
 King's Aveners, 
 died at Breda, 
 sine prole. 
 
 2. Nicholas 3. Robert High -= 
 
 Highmore, more, of Arme- 
 
 a clerke in thwayt, Esqr., 
 
 y e pipe set. 68 annor, 
 
 office. =r 31,Martij,1665 2 
 
 Joyce, wife Robert, 
 of Peter 
 Allonby, of 
 Cocker- 
 mouth. 
 
 I — i 
 
 Thomas 
 Joseph 
 
 1. Robert High-=pBarbara, dau. 
 
 : G race, dau. of 
 Thomas Fair- 
 fax, a pre- 
 bend, of Car- 
 lisle and Rec- 
 tor of Cald- 
 beck, in com. 
 Cumb. 
 
 more, set. 29 ann. 
 31 Martij, 1665. 
 
 of Christo- 
 pher Lancas- 
 ter, of Sock- 
 bridge, in co. 
 Westmer- 
 land, Esq. 
 
 1 l I I T~"l 
 
 Grace, wife 2. Elizabeth, 
 
 of Christo- 3. Judith, 
 
 pher Irton, 4. Ruth, 
 
 of Threl- 5. Barbara, 
 
 keld, in 6. Jane. 
 
 com. 
 Cumb. 
 
 7. Martha. 
 
 3. Christopher 
 
 2. Charles 
 
 1. Patricius agt. 5 ann. 
 31 Martij, 1665. 
 
 Robert Highmore, on the behalfe of his father. 
 
 1 Argent,— in 1615 Visitation, page 4,— the parts in italic are from 161* Visitation. 
 
 2 Aged 24 in 1625. 
 
 J 2 
 
60 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 THE EAST WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 22 Martij, 1664. 
 
 Hilton, of liltott'Bcacott («.) 
 
 Arms. — Set., three annulets and in chief two saltires argent. 
 Crest. — A demi griffin segreant. 
 
 John Hilton, of Hilton-Beacon,= dau. and heire of Andrew 
 
 com. WestmcrR 6 H. 4. Ellerton, 6 H. 4. 
 
 Robert Hilton, of Hilton-Beacon,=f= dau. of Thomas Blenkensop, 
 
 in com. Westraer. 
 
 of Helbeck, in com. Westm., 
 Esqr. 
 
 3. John Hilton, 
 of Gaineforde, in 
 the Byshoprick 
 of Durham. 
 
 2. Anthony- 
 died unmar- 
 ried. 
 
 1. Thomas Hilton, =j=Jane, dau. and coheire 
 
 of Hilton-Beacon, 
 ob. in A 1632, or 
 thereabouts. 
 
 | " 
 
 1. George Hil- 
 ton, died un- 
 married, circa 
 1651. 
 
 of Reginald Hartley, 
 of Appleby, in com. 
 Westmerland. 
 
 2. Thomas Hilton, = 
 dyed upon Ascen- 
 sion Day, a Dni., 
 1645. 
 
 Elizabeth = 
 dau. of 
 Thomas 
 Pi eHon, 
 of Parke- 
 house, in 
 Furnesse, 
 co. Lane, 
 first wife, 
 ob. s.p. 
 
 I 
 
 =3. Georgf= 
 
 Hilton, of 
 Bondgate 
 juxta Ap- 
 pleby, in 
 com. 
 
 Westmer. 
 (of Mill- 
 wood, CO. 
 Lane, 
 aged Jj.1, 
 17 March, 
 1664.) 
 
 =Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Thomas Sandford, 
 of Askham, in com. 
 WestmerR, Esqr. 
 
 T 
 
 "I 
 
 1. Winifrede, 2. Catherine 
 
 wife of George wife of Bry- 
 
 Burbeck, of anGarnet,of 
 
 Mill-rigge, in Kendall, in 
 
 co. Westmer- com. West- 
 
 land. merland. 
 
 George Hilton, son 
 and heir aged 8, 
 17 March, I664. 
 
 Bridget, 
 dau, of 
 John 
 Wood, of 
 Mansergh 
 Hall, co. 
 Webtmer- 
 land, 2nd 
 wife. 
 
 2. Thomas 
 Hilton, 
 (aged 44, 
 an. 1 7 
 March, 
 1664.) 
 
 1. Robert Hil = 
 ton, of Hilton- 
 Bacon, in com. 
 Westraerb 1 ., 
 Esqr., now one 
 of the Justices 
 of Peace for 
 thiscounty,a3t. 
 45 ann., 22 
 Martij, 1664. 
 
 1 — l ~ 
 
 2. Thomas, setatis, 
 
 13 ann., 1664. 
 
 =Mary, dau. 
 of John Hil- 
 ton, of Hil- 
 ton Castle, 
 in com. Pa- 
 lert, Dun- 
 elm, cora- 
 monlycalled 
 Baron Hil- 
 ton. 
 
 1 
 
 Martha, 
 
 wife of 
 
 Robert 
 
 Colling- 
 
 woocl, of 
 
 Hetton, 
 
 in the 
 
 Bishopp- 
 
 rick of 
 
 Durham. 
 
 3. Robert ,setatis, 
 9 an. 
 
 1. John Hilton, son 
 and heire, a^tatis, 
 15 an., 22 Martij, 
 1664. 
 
 r~ri 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Alice. 
 
 Mary. 
 
 The parts in italic are from the Visitation 
 of Lancashire, 1664, />. 141. 
 
 Certified by Robert Hilton, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 61 
 
 THE EAST WARD. 
 
 London, 15 Junii, 1665. 
 
 Bilton, of Burton (5HB.) 
 
 Arms. — Set-, three annulets and two saltires in chief arg. 
 Crest. — A demi g r , iffin segreant. 
 
 Johannes de Helton, 17 Ed. I.=Agnes. 
 
 Quibus Robertus Bacun et Maggota 
 uxor ejus concesserint totam terrain 
 de Dominio eorum in territoris de 
 Helton, sans date (temp. Ed. I. ) 
 
 Thomas de Helton=j= 
 
 Johannes de Helton, filius et hseres 
 Thomse, 18 R. II. 
 
 Christopherus Helton, Armiger,=j=Margareta filia Thomse Marshall 
 
 de Kirk Oswald, in com. Cumbr. 
 
 16 E. IV. 
 
 Richard Helton, son and heire,=Isabell, dau. of John Barton, of 
 a 19 Ed. IV. Ormeshead, married a 19 Ed. IV. 
 
 Andrew Hilton, of Burton, in=j= dau. of John Eglionby, 
 
 com. Westmerland, Lord of the 
 Moytie of the Manour of Hilton- 
 Bacun, in com. Westmerld., Esq., 
 and one of y° Justices of this 
 County. 
 
 of Carleile. in com. Cumbr. 
 
 — --[ 1 
 
 John Hilton, of=j=Mary, dau. and coh. 1. Winifride, wife 2. Julian, wife of . 
 
 Burton, Esq., dyed 
 in a 1630, or there- 
 abouts. 
 
 of Sexton, of of Leonard Mus- an Irish Lord, and after 
 
 By ham Hall, Essex grave, of Johnby, to Morgan a sea 
 
 in com. Cumb. captaine. 
 
 2. George Hilton, 
 mar d . Jane, dau. 
 
 of Fletcher, 
 
 of Dowenby, in 
 com. Cumbrise. 
 
 1 . Cyprian Hilton,=j=Frances, dau. and sole 
 
 of Burton, Esq., 
 dyed a 1649. 
 
 heir of Sir Christo- 
 pher Pickering, of Or- 
 meside, in com. West- 
 merland, Knt. 
 
 Joane, dyed un- 
 married. 
 
 3. Andrew 2. John Hilton, of 1. Christopher=f=Barbara, dau. of Mary, wife of 
 
 Stanemore, in com. Hilton, of Bur- 
 
 Westmerld., mar- ton, Esq., set. 
 
 ried Isabell, dau. of 36 ann., 15 
 
 John Fairer, of Junii, a 1665 
 Warcop, in com. 
 Westmerld. 
 
 Thomas Brath- William Fairer, 
 
 way t, of Warcop, of WarcopTower, 
 
 in com. West- in com. West., 
 
 mer., Esq. Esq. 
 
 Cyprian, setat. 5 ann. 
 15 Junii, a d. 1665. 
 
 Certified by Andrew Hilton, Esqr. 
 
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CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 63 
 
 ESKDALE WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 29 Mart., 1665. 
 
 lotoarir, of Corbg Castk 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1 and 4 ; Howard — a mullet for cliff., % and 3 ; gu. three escallops, arg. 
 Crest. — A lion guardant ducally gorged, line re flexed over the back, charged with a mullet for diff. 
 
 Lord William Howard, of Naworth=pElizabeth, 2nd dau. to Thomas, 
 
 Castle, in co. Cumbr., a younger 
 son to Thomas, Duke of Norfolke. 
 
 Lord Dacres, of Gillesland and 
 Greystoke, and coheire to her bro. 
 George. 
 
 i 
 
 Robert. 
 
 5. Sir = 
 
 William 
 
 Howard, 
 
 Knt., 
 
 died 
 
 without 
 
 issue. 
 
 4. Colonell Thomas=p 3. SirChar- 
 
 .dau. 
 
 of Howard, of Turs- 
 
 Hungate, of dale.slayneatPerse- 
 Saxton, in brigg, in com. Ebor. 
 com. Ebor. a Dni. 1643, on the 
 
 part of K. Charles 
 
 the first. 
 
 r~ i 
 
 1. Frances, wife 
 
 of Peacock, 
 
 of the city of 
 Durham. 
 
 2 wifeof 
 
 Ralph Fetherston 
 of Stanhope, in 
 Episcop., Dun- 
 elm. 
 
 1— i 
 
 3. Teresia, 
 wife of 
 Raphe 
 Boothe, of 
 
 in Epis. 
 Dunelm. 
 
 4. Margaret 
 
 1 
 
 ThomasHow-— 
 
 ard, of Turs- dau. of 
 
 dale,inEpisc 
 
 Dunelm, Esq. Heron, of 
 
 now living a 
 
 Dni. 1665. in com. 
 
 North- 
 umbrian 
 
 dau. of les Howard 
 
 of Croglin 
 
 Evers, of Hall, in 
 
 com. 
 
 in com. Cumbrise. 
 Ebor. 
 
 : Dorothy,dan. 
 of Sir Henry 
 Widdrington 
 of Widdring- 
 ton, in com. 
 Northum- 
 brian, Knt. 
 
 r— I — i — I — I — TT 
 
 3. Francis. 
 
 4. Charles. 
 
 5. Henry. 
 
 6. Thomas. 
 
 7. John. 
 
 1. Elizabeth. 
 
 2. Dorothy. 
 
 1. William How- 
 ard, of Croglyn 
 Hall, in com. 
 Cumbr. , Esq. , 
 now living a 
 D. 1665. 
 
 Anne, dau. of=p2. Sir Francis^Mary^ dau. of 
 
 John Preston, Howard, of 
 
 of the Man- Corby Castle, 
 
 nour in Fur- incom.Cumb- 
 
 nesse, in com. rise., Knt., 
 
 Lane, Esq., died 11 A pi., 
 
 1st wife. 1659. 
 
 Sir Hy. Widd- 
 rington,of Wid- 
 dringtonCastle, 
 in com. North- 
 umbrian, Knt., 
 2nd wife. 
 
 Sir Philip How-= dau. 
 
 ard, of Naworth of 
 
 Castle, Knt. from Carrell, of 
 
 whome Charles, 
 
 Earle of Carlisle, in (Essex), 
 is descended. Sussex. 
 
 1 wife of 
 
 Sir Thomas Cot- 
 ton, of Conning- 
 ton, in com. 
 Hunts, Bart. 
 2. Anne, wife of 
 John Wynter, of 
 Lydney, in com. 
 Glouc, Knt. 
 
 1. Elizabeth, 1. Thomas How- 2. Francis How-=A.nne, dau. 
 
 wife of Ed- ard, slaine at At- ard, of Corby of Sir 
 
 ward Stand- herton Moore, in Castle, in com. William 
 
 ish, of Stand- Yorkshire, being Cumb. , Esq. , Gerard, of 
 
 ish, in com. a Colonell of Horse set. 29 anno, 29 Brynne, in 
 
 Lane, Esq. in the service of Martij, 1665. co. Lane, 
 
 K. Charles the Bart. 
 
 first, a.d. 1643, 
 
 unmarried. 
 
 Jill L.I 
 
 3. Henry, died un. 
 
 4. Thomas. 
 
 5. William. 
 
 6. Alathea. 
 
 7. Catherine. 
 
 8. Anne. 
 
 2, Margaret, 
 wife of Thomas 
 Hagerston, of 
 Hagerston, in 
 co. Northumbr. 
 Esq. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Constable, on the behalf e of Francis Howard, Esq. 
 
61 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 iuMcstcitt, of iltllum, (C) 1615. 
 
 Godard de Milium. =?= 
 
 1 
 
 Arthur 
 
 de Milium. =p 
 
 1 
 
 Henry Boyvill, lord of Milium, 1 
 a chevron between three built? 
 heads caboshed. 
 
 William, ob. s p. Gunilda, wife of 
 William de Ase- 
 mundirlaw. 
 
 Hugh de Rouseby. 
 
 William. Adam, lord of Milium, 
 a chevron betioeen three 
 bulls' heads caboshed. 
 
 Sir John Hudle- 
 ton, Knt. temp. 
 E. I. 
 
 r"r 
 
 Wiiliam, 
 Henry. 
 
 ob. s. 
 
 Joan, dau. and heir : 
 of Sir Adam de Mil- 
 ium, Kt. 
 
 =1. 
 
 Sir John 
 
 Huddleston, 
 Knt. 
 
 _J 
 
 2. Sir Adam Hud- 
 leston, in com. 
 Lanck., Knt. 
 
 Richard Hudleston, Esquire. =p Alice. 
 
 Sir John Hudleston, Knt. 
 
 1 
 
 Richard 1 Hudleston= 
 
 .J 
 
 ....dau. 
 Fenwick. 
 
 of Henry 
 
 l 
 
 Richard 
 
 _j 
 
 Hudleston=p 
 j 
 
 Sir John Hudleston, Knt., ob.=j=Jane, dau. 
 6 Nov., 9 H. VII. 1490. 2 | Stapleton, 
 
 and heir of Sir Miles 
 Knt. 
 
 1. Richard Hud- 
 leston, died in 
 the lifetime of 
 his father. 
 
 Richard, 
 o. s.p. 
 
 : Margaret, base 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Nevill, Earl of 
 Warwick, died 
 14 H. VII. 
 
 2. Sir John= 
 Hudleston, 
 Knt. , died 
 3 H. VIII., 
 1511-12. 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Lord 
 
 Fitzhugh. 
 
 3. William 
 Hudleston, 
 17 H.VII. 
 
 and 
 
 : Isabel, dau. 
 heir of John 
 Nevill, Marquis 
 Montagu. 
 
 /\ 
 
 Margaret, 
 sister and 
 heir, wife 
 of Lancelot 
 Salkeld, of 
 Gawbarrow 
 
 Joane, sister 
 and heir, 
 wife of Hugh 
 Fleming. 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Clifford,' 
 1st wife. 
 
 1 
 
 .=John 
 
 See 
 24= 
 
 l 
 
 Andrew 
 Hudles- 
 tone, of 
 fFarington, 
 in com. 
 Lanck. 
 
 Mary, 3rd 
 dau. & co- 
 heir of 
 CuthM 
 Hutton, of 
 Hutton, in 
 com. Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 SirHugh= 
 Askough, 
 of Sey- 
 ton, in 
 com. 
 Cumb. , 
 lsthusbd. 
 
 "I 
 
 Bridget, =f= William 
 
 Hudles- Penning- 
 
 tone. ton, of 
 
 Muncas- 
 
 ter, in 
 
 com. 
 
 Cumb. 
 
 2nd husb. 
 
 Hudleston, 
 yere old, 3 Hen. VIII. 
 married to his 3rd 
 wife, Joyce, dau. and 
 heir of John Prickley, 
 of Prickley, in com. 
 Wore. =p 
 I _ 
 
 to 
 
 next page. 
 
 '■ dau. 
 
 of Sir John 
 Semor, Knt., 
 aunt of the 
 Duke. 
 
 Anne, mar. 
 Ralph Latus, of 
 Milium, in co. 
 Cumbld. 
 
 Anthony Ellinor, 
 
 Huddleston, wife of 
 
 1598, mar Kinard 
 
 dau. and heir Delabere 
 
 John. 
 
 1 
 
 Ralph. 
 
 of Sir Wm. 
 Barantyne, 
 
 Knt. =f 
 
 of South- 
 am., 
 com. 
 Glouc. 
 
 in 
 
 Joseph Hud- ; 
 lestone, of 
 ffaiington, in 
 com. Lanck., 
 Esq, 
 
 Ellinor, 2nd dau. 
 of Cuthbert Sis- 
 son, of Kirkbar- 
 row, in Westmor- 
 land. 
 
 r 
 
 Joseph Penn- 
 ington, of Mun- 
 caster. 
 
 Isabel, dau. 
 Wm. Copley 
 
 of 
 
 William Penn-=Catherine, dau. 
 
 ington, of Mun- of Richard Sher- 
 
 caster. borne, of Stoni- 
 
 hurst, co. Lane. 
 
 I 
 
 William 
 
 tone, of 
 in co. 
 land. 
 
 Hudles-=pMary 
 
 Milium, 
 Cumber- 
 
 Bridges. 
 
 1. Elizabeth, sister of this Richard, was wife to Christopher Curwen, who was buried 17 July, 1450. 
 
 2. Sir John had daughters— Anne, 1st wife of Thomas Curwen, who died in 1522, and Mary, died 20 May, 152f , 
 
 having married, 1483, to John Penington, of Muncaster, who died 28 June, 1516. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 05 
 
 
 A 
 
 i 
 
 
 
 B 
 
 l 
 
 
 1 Andrew = 
 
 pDorothy, 
 
 - i i l I i i l 
 3 Cuthbert 2 John. 
 
 Bridget, Ferdinand =rJane, dau. 
 
 i l 
 2 Anthony 
 
 Hudleston, 
 
 dau. of 
 
 mar. Dorothy. 
 
 wife of Hudleston, 
 
 of Sir 
 
 
 13yereold, 
 
 Daniel 
 
 Ellenor, Jane. 
 
 John Pat- of Milium 
 
 RalphGray, 
 
 Creene. 
 
 1617. 
 
 Fleming, 
 
 dau. of Margt. 
 
 terson, of Castle. 
 
 of Chilling- 
 
 3 Baven- 
 
 
 of Skir- 
 
 Christopher Mary, o. s.p. 
 
 Bowsted 
 
 ham, North- 
 
 tyne, died 
 
 
 with, in 
 
 Southworth Joyce. 
 
 Hill, in 
 
 umberland, 
 
 s.p. 
 
 
 West- 
 
 of Hindley, 
 
 Cumber- 
 
 Knt. 
 
 
 
 morld. 
 1637. 
 
 co, Lane. 
 
 land. 
 
 
 
 3 daughters 
 
 i 
 William Hudleston,=f Bridget, dau. of Joseph Penington, 
 
 
 
 
 of Milium. 
 
 | of Muncaster, in Cumberland, 1637. 
 
 J 
 
 
 r 
 son. 
 
 Mary.=Christopher Philipson, of Thwat- 
 terden Hall, in co. Westmorland. 
 
 ^uMestatt, of Mastou, Ca Cambridge* (1615.) 
 
 William Hudleston, 17 Hen. VII., = 
 
 3rd son of Sir John — see preceding 
 page 
 
 =Isabel, dau. and heir of John 
 Nevill, Marquis of Montagu. 
 
 Margaret, dau. and co-=r=Richard Hudleston, 
 
 heir of Sir William 
 Knt., 1st wife. 
 
 esquire. 
 
 r~i — i 
 
 1 Anthony. 
 
 2 Richard. 
 
 3 William. 
 
 _j 
 
 Lucy, 
 wife of 
 John 
 Brookes. 
 
 r 
 
 =Sibill, of |Croftes, 
 2nd wife (sic. ) 
 
 1 
 
 Sir John=f= 
 Hudles- 
 ton, Knt. 
 
 4 Richard 
 Hudleston. 
 
 -Isabell, dau.=SirRichard 
 and coheir of Wenman, 
 John, Lord of Cares- 
 Williams, of well, Oxon, 
 Thame. Kt. 
 
 ill 
 Anthony, 
 
 John, and 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 
 s.p. 
 
 dau. of 
 Edward, 
 Lord 
 Dudley. 
 
 Sir John Hudleston, of=j=Bridget, dau. of Sir 
 Sawston, in com. Cam- Robert Cotton, of Land- 
 bridge, Knt. I wade, Kt. 
 
 Charles. 
 
 Hellen— Thomas Berkley. 
 
 Sir Edmund Hud-^Dorothy, dau. and heir 
 
 leston, of Sawston, 
 Knt. 
 
 of Henry Beckonsall, of 
 Beckonsall, in com. 
 Lanck. 
 
 William, ob. s.p. 
 
 Alice, wife of Thomas 
 Lovell, of Hailing, in 
 com. Norfolk, Knt. 
 
 Sir Henry Hudleston, : 
 of Sawston, Knt. 
 
 r - 
 
 =Dorothy, dau. of 
 Sir Robert Dor- 
 mer, Knt. 
 
 i i 
 Dorothy, wife of Henry, 
 
 son of Sir Walter Has- 
 tings, Knt., of Kirkby. 
 Jane, wife of Sir Win. 
 Wiseman, of Broad Oak, 
 Essex. 
 
 Frances, wife of 
 George Wylde, of 
 
 Salop. 
 
 Isabell, wife of Ed- 
 ward Fortescue, of 
 Faulkborne, Essex. 
 
 Sir Robert Hud-^Bridget, dau. of 
 
 leston, of Saws- 
 ton, Knt. 
 
 John. 
 
 Christopher, Lord 
 Roper. 
 
 " r~l 
 
 John. 
 Henry. 
 
 Edward. 
 
 Mary. 
 Elizabeth. 
 
66 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Penrith, 24 Marty, 1664 
 
 button, of ®»llt. 
 
 Arms. — Arg., on a /esse sa., three bucks' heads caboshed or. 
 
 Ckest. — Three broad arrows, two in saltire, one in pale sa., enfiled ivith a ducal coronet or. 
 
 Anthony Hutton, of Penrith,=p dau. of 
 
 in com. Cumbrian 
 
 Musgrave. 
 
 Vaux, of 
 
 Caterlen, in com. 
 Cumbria;., 1st 
 wife. 
 
 .dau. of^=S r William Hut-= 
 ton, of Penrith, 
 Kt. 
 
 Dorothy, dau. of 
 
 Benson, 
 
 of 
 
 2. John Hutton, 
 D r in Divinity, 
 died unmarried. 
 
 3. S r Richard Hut- 
 ton, one of the 
 Justices in the 
 Court of Common 
 Pleas. 
 
 1. Thomas Hut- 1. Anthony=Elizabeth, dau. 2. Bernard Hut- 
 ton, Esqr., ob. Hutton, of of Robert Bur- ton, of Huddle- 
 sine prole mas- Penrith.ob. det, of Bram- skugh, in com. 
 culo. circa ami. cote, in com. Cumbrue., died 
 
 2. William died 1637, sine Warr., Esqr. in June, an 
 unmarried. prole. 1645. 
 
 Anne, dau. 
 
 of Hugh 
 
 Stamper,of 
 
 Snittle- 
 
 garth. in 
 
 com. 
 
 Cumb. 
 
 r- ] 
 
 1. Susan, wife of Si- 
 mon Musgrave,of Mus- 
 grave Hall, in Penrith, 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 
 2. Anne, wife of S r 
 Christoph r Dalston, of 
 Accornbanke, in co. 
 Westm., Knt. 
 
 2. Richard, died 1. William Hutton,=r=Elizabeth, dau. of 
 
 in his youth 
 
 3. John 
 
 4. Bernard 
 
 5. Thomas 
 
 of Galle, in com. 
 Cumbr., Esqre., est. 
 39 an., 24 Mart., 
 1664. 
 
 i — I 
 
 3. John 
 
 4. Henry 
 
 Christopher Lancas- 
 ter, of Stockbridge, 
 in com. Westmer., 
 Esqr. 
 
 rn 
 
 1. Dorothy 
 
 2. Anne 
 
 3. Grace 
 
 4. Kath., died 
 unmarried. 
 
 2. Bernard 
 
 1. Anthony, set. 
 17 an. 24 Marti j, 
 1664. 
 
 1. Dorothy 
 
 1 
 
 2. Anne 
 
 Certified by William Ihitton, Esqr. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 67 
 
 36tttto»,of imritlj 1615. 
 
 Arms — Quarterly 1 and If., argent, on a/ess sable, three stags' heads caboshed or, in chief 
 a crescent for difference ; 2 and 3, argent, on a bend gules three bezants ; over all, 
 on an escocheon of pretence gules, three bars gemelles or, a canton sable. 
 
 John de Hotton= 
 
 _j 
 
 This John made a deed of lands to John Crosby 
 for a tenement and lands at the end of the towne 
 of Penrith towards Carlton. 
 
 William Hooton, of Penrith, in=j= 
 com. Cumberland. 
 
 Thomas Beauchamp=y= 
 
 r 
 
 John Hooton, of Penrith, had in=j=Elizabeth, 
 
 ■~\ 
 
 Margaret, wife of Alice, wife of 
 
 mariage by covenant yearlye value 
 of land an 4 Hen. VII. * 
 
 r - 
 
 2nd dau. and Richard Bell. Thomas Mus- 
 
 coheir. Jonnett, wife of grave. 
 
 Thomas Hancastle. 
 
 Anthony Hooton, alias Hutton, of Penrith, in=r= 
 com. Cumberland, an 30 Henry VIII. 
 
 1. Sir William Hutton, 2. Sir Richard Hutton, Knt.=j=Agnes, dau. of Thomas Briggs, 
 
 of Penrith. 
 
 serjeant-at-law, and a judge, 
 and of Penrith. 
 
 of Canmyre, in Westmorland, 
 sister and ccheir, Thomas and 
 John. 
 
 Sir Richard Hutton*= , widow of Sir Yong, Knt., 
 
 1st wife. 
 
 * Richard Hutton, of Gray's Inn, married, at St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, 23 May, 1620, the Lady Anne 
 Young, relict of Sir William Young, of Frynocke, co. Southampton, Knt., deed. 
 
 See also Yorkshire Visitation, ed. Foster, p. 536. 
 
 fcS 
 
68 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 fatten, of Jrttott 
 
 * 
 
 (Called Irton in the Visitations of Yorkshire q/*1530 and 1563-4.) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1 and Jf. Argent, a /ess sable, in chief three annulets gules ; 2 and 3 
 Argent, two bars and a canton gules, over all a bendlet sable (azure in Tong.) 
 
 Richard Ireton, of Ireton,=j=Margaret, dau. of John 
 
 in Cumberland. 
 
 Broughton. 
 
 John Ireton, of Ireton.=j=Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas 
 
 Lam pie w, of Lamplew, 
 Knt. 
 
 r~ 
 
 — i 
 
 Richard Ireton, of Ireton.=j=Anne, dau. of Sir William Elizabeth, wife to Win. 
 
 Mydelton, of Stockeld, Armorer. x 
 Knt. 
 
 |— 
 
 John Ireton, of Ireton.=Anne, dau. of Christopher 
 
 Stapleton, of Wighill. 
 
 2. George 
 
 Dorothy. 
 Alice. 
 
 1 Visitation of Yorkshire, 1584-5, p. 42. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND 
 
 69 
 
 Sttfttafot 
 
 Akms. — Argt., a saltire engrailed vert. 
 
 Sir Richard Kyrkbryde, Knight. 
 
 Richard, son and heir. 
 
 2 John Kyrkbride. 
 
 1 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 rT~i TT" i 
 
 George Kyrk-=^ Mary, wife to Margaret, wife to 
 
 bryde,son and 
 heir. 
 
 rm 
 
 Richard, 
 
 Crystopher, 
 
 Robert, and 
 
 James, 
 
 sans issue. 
 
 dan. of Lowther. 
 
 Agnes, wife to 
 
 Therkel. Ricliard Barnes. 
 Elizabeth, wife to 
 Robert Blenkinsop 
 
 John Coldall. 
 
 Eleanor, wife to 
 
 William Osmoth- 
 
 erley. 
 
 Cyssley, wife to 
 
 Thomas Hewet. 
 
 ! , 
 
 Richard =p dau. Jo/in, 
 
 Kyrk- 
 bryde, 
 2nd son. 
 
 Isabell, 
 wife to 
 Thomas 
 Becham. 
 
 i 
 
 Richard 
 Clyborne. 
 
 — "i 1 
 
 Elizabeth, Emon, wife 
 
 wife to to Robert 
 
 Dalston. Clyborne. 
 
 of 3rd son. 
 
 Whytfeld, of 
 Cumberland. 
 
 i i — i — i — i — 
 
 3 Percivall 1 Richard, Cysdey. 
 
 Kyrkbryde, died without Anne. 
 
 mar surviving is- 
 
 H 
 
 Thomas, 
 had issue, 
 John. 
 
 H 
 
 Edmond 
 Clyborne. 
 
 dau. of 
 Sewell. 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 2 Waller 
 Kyrk- 
 bryde. 
 
 sue. 
 
 4 Thomas, 
 
 without 
 
 issue. 
 
 Richard Kyrk-=. 
 bryde, son and 
 heir, living, 1564 
 a Qson. 
 
 dau. of 
 Monkers. 
 
 I I l - 
 Nicholas. 
 
 Richard. 
 
 Antony. 
 
 I I i I l 
 A nne. 
 
 Margaret. 
 
 ls(d>ell. 
 
 Mabell. 
 
 Mawde. 
 
 Eleanor =f=Richard Kyrkbryde, 
 Clyborne. j son and heyr. 
 
 See next page. 
 
70 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGBEES OF 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Penrith, 27 Marty, 166 
 
 fiMImiK, of (Kltrtmt 
 
 Arms. — Argent, a cross engrailed sable, a label three points for difference. 
 
 Richard Kirkbride, of Ellerton, : 
 in com. Cumbr., Esqr. See pre- 
 preceding page. 
 
 : Eleanor, dau. of Edmund Cli- 
 burnc, of Cliburne, in com. 
 Westmerland. 
 
 2 Randle Kirkbride, of 
 New-Biggin, in com. 
 Cumbrire. 
 
 1 Bernard Kirkbride, of : 
 Ellerton, Esqr., died 
 circa ami. 1622. 
 
 Dorothy, dau. of Edmund 
 Dudley, of Yanwith, in 
 com. Westmerland. 
 
 2 Christopher Kirkbride, 
 died immarried. 
 
 3 Cliburne Kirkbride, a 
 Merchant in Newcastle- 
 upon-Tine, obiit sine prole 
 
 1 Richard Kirkbride, of Eller-= 
 ton, Esqr., Colonell of a Regi- 
 ment of Foot in the Army of 
 K. Charles the first, under the 
 command of William, Mar- 
 quess of Newcastle, dyed 28th 
 September, a Dni. 1659. 
 
 Bridget dau. of 
 Edward Maplate, 
 a Preben.i of the 
 Church of Car- 
 lisle. 
 
 2 Barbara, wife of 
 Leonard Barrow, of 
 Anstable, in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 1 Mary, wife of 
 William Graham, 
 of Nunnery, in 
 com. Cumb. 
 
 Bernard Kirkbride, of Ellerton, = 
 Esqr., a Lieutenant-Colonel to 
 S 1 Henry Fetherston,Knt. in the 
 service of King Charles the 
 first, ret. 36 ann., 27 Martij, 
 a" 1665. 
 
 Isabel, wife of 
 John Saunder- 
 son, of Newcas- 
 tle-upon-Tine. 
 
 -Jane, eldest dau. 
 of S r Timothy 
 Fetherston, of 
 Kirk Oswald, in 
 com. Cumbrire., 
 Knt. 
 
 Certified by Bernard Kirkbride, Esqre 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 71 
 
 lirkbg, of lirkbs (is 30). 
 
 Sir Roger Kyrkeby, of Kyrkeby=j= 
 
 I 
 
 , I 
 
 Richard Kyrkeby=j=Ann, dau. of Sir Roger Bellingham. 
 
 Henry, son and heir, 
 died without issue. 
 
 Richard Kyrkeby =j=Katherine, dau. of John Fleming, 
 
 of Rydall. 
 
 r- 
 
 Anne=Henry, son of Roger 
 Kyrkeby. 
 
 See Visitation of Lancashire, 1613, page 92, and 1664-5, p. 169 ; and Visitation of Yorkshire, 1563-4 
 page 180, and 1584-5, page 43, 
 
72 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE WARD above DARWENT. London, 12 Junij, 1665 
 
 lampluglj, of iUmplugk 
 
 Arms. — Or, a cross flory sa. 
 Crest. — A goafs head ppr. 
 
 Memorand. 
 
 That Sir Robert Lamplugh, Knt., (who is first named in this pedigree) lived in the time of King 
 Henry the II. and Richard the I., and was Lord of Lamplugh, in Cumberland, and Hailkard, in Lan- 
 cashire. He held Lamplugh, of Cospatrick, fil. Orme, Ld. of Wirkinton, whose son and heire, 
 Thomas filius Gospatrici, gave to the said Robert Lamplugh, the patronage of the Rectories of Kettels- 
 towne als. Kelton and Arlochden. But Robert translated the Church and Glebe to Lamplugh from 
 Kelton, and thenceforth it was named y e parsonage of Lamplugh. 
 
 Sir Adam de Lamplugh, Knt., (who is the next,) lived in the time of King John. Richard de 
 Lucy, then Lord of all Coupland, confirmed Lamplugh to him with divers liberties (as lord para- 
 mount or chief lord,) which Richard de Lucy gave the King, the halfe part of the profit of all the 
 tenures in the Barony of Coupland, that were withheld or withdrawne, and therefore in the King's 
 name did call the freeholders, both mediate and immediate, to prove their tenure and to take confir- 
 mations from him. 
 
 Meliora (or Meliorisa), wife to Sir Robert de Lamplugh, was an inheritrix ; for her husband 
 paid a Releise to the King (Hen. III.) for her marriage. 
 
 Margaret, the wife of Raphe de Lamplugh, was impleaded by the Lord of Wi-kinton for the 
 wardship of Robert, her son, and lost the tuition of him. 
 
 Sir Robert de Lamplugh, Knt.,=j= 
 temp. II. II. and R. I. 
 
 1 
 
 r~ 
 
 Sir Adam de Lamplugh, Knt.,=j= 
 temp. K. John. 
 
 Sir Robert de Lamplugh, Knt.,=j=Meliora. 
 43 H. IIT. I 
 
 Raphe de Lamplugh, 7 E. III.=j=Margaret. 
 
 Sir Robert de Lamplugh, Knt.=f=Constance. 
 
 I 
 
 i 1 1 ' ; 1 
 
 3. William. 2. Raphe. 1. Sir John de Lamplugh,=j=Elizabeth. Christian. 
 
 Knt., 9 Edw. I. | 
 
 r : ' , 
 
 Raphe de Lamplugh, 13 Edw. III.=j=Elizabeth, dau. or Preston. 
 
 r J 
 
 John de Lamplugh. =f= 
 
 I J 
 
 Sir Thomas de Lamplugh, Knt.=f= 
 
 I — I 1 — I 1 ' 1 
 
 5. William. 3. Nicholas. 2. Robert. 1. John de Lamplugh, ==Margaret. 
 
 6. Raphe. 4. Thomas. 20 R. II. 
 
 A 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 A 
 
 I 
 
 Hugh de Lamplugh, 12 H. IV.=pMargaret, dau. of Thomas Pickering. 
 
 I ' 
 
 Sir John de Lamplugh, Knt.=i=Margaret, dau. of John Eglesfield. 
 
 r - 
 
 Thomas de Lamplugh, 7 Ed. IV.=j=Eleanor, dau. (and coh.) of Henry 
 
 I Fenwick. 
 
 John de Lamplugh, 19 E. IY.=j= 
 
 John de Lamplugh, 1 H. VII. =p=Isabell, dau. of John Pennington. 
 
 Sir John Lamplugh, Knt., 27=j=Catherine, dau. and coh. of Guy Fors- 
 H. VIII. | ter, of Housome, in com. Eborum. 
 
 John Lamplugh, Esq.=j=Isabell, dau. of Stapleton. 
 
 r - 
 
 John Lamplugh, Esq. =f=Isabell, dau. of Sir John Pennington, 
 
 I Knt. 
 
 Sir John Lamplugh, Knt. 
 
 =Isabell, dau. of Sir Christopher Cur- 
 wen, Knt. 
 
 Jane, dau. of =j=John Lamplugh,=j=Isabell, dau. 
 
 Blennerhasset, 1st 
 wife. 
 
 _J 
 
 Esqr. 
 
 Edward. 
 
 ob. sine prole. 
 
 r - 
 
 of 
 
 Stapleton, 
 2nd wife. 
 
 Anne, wife 
 of 
 
 Wilberfosse 
 
 Elizabeth, wife 
 of Hy. As- 
 kewe. 
 
 Richard Lamplugh, =p Alice, dau. of. 
 
 esquire. 
 
 Warde. 
 
 2. George. 
 
 1. John Lamplugh,=[=Elizabeth, dau. 1. Elizabeth. 2. Dorothy. 
 
 Esq., died in an 
 1636. 
 
 r i i i.t 
 
 2. Francis. 
 
 3. Richard. 
 
 4. Edward. 
 
 5. Henry. 
 
 6. George. 
 Anne. 
 
 of Sir Edward 
 Musgrave, Knt. 
 
 Jane,dau.= 
 of Roger 
 Kirkby, 
 of Kirk- 
 by, in 
 com. Lane. 
 Esq., obijt. 
 sine prole, 
 1st wife. 
 
 =Frances, dau.= 
 of Christopher 
 Lancaster, of 
 Sockbridge, in 
 com. Westmer- 
 land, Esq.wid. 
 of Sir Chris- 
 topher Low- 
 ther, of White- 
 haven, in com. 
 Cumb., Bart , 
 2nd wife, obijt. 
 sine prole. 
 
 =1. John Lamplugh, of Lam-= 
 plugh, Esq., set. 46 ann. 12 
 Junii, 1665 ; he was Collonell 
 of a foot regiment under y e 
 command of Prince Rupert, 
 for the service of K. Charles y e 
 1 st , and was in actuall service 
 at the battaile of Marston 
 Moore, in Yorksh., a 1644, 
 where commanding the yellow 
 colours, received severall 
 wounds and was taken prisoner. 
 
 I 
 
 3. Edward. 
 
 1 1 
 
 2. John. 1. Thomas Lamplugh, son 
 
 and heir, set. 8 ann. 12 Junij, 
 
 a Dni. 1665. 
 
 •Frances, 
 
 dau. of 
 Thomas 
 Lamplugh, 
 of Ribton, 
 in com. 
 Cumbr., 
 Esq., 
 3rd wife. 
 
 i r 
 
 1. Elizabeth. 
 
 2. Phoebe. 
 
 Certified by John Lamplugh, Esq, 
 
74 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 lamplufifr, of lampluglj lall, 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1. and 4. Or, a cross flory sable. 2. Per f esse argent and gules, six 
 martlets counter changed. 3. Barry of six argent and gules, on a canton of the 
 second, a cinguefoil or. 
 
 Crest. — A goafs head sable, attired and bearded or. 
 
 John Lamplew, of Lamplew=j= dau. of. 
 
 Hall, in com. Comb'land. 
 
 Bamborough, 1 
 
 Sir Thomas Lamplew, of=j=Ellenor, dau. and heire of 
 
 "I 
 
 Lamplew Hall, in com. 
 Comb'land, Knt. 
 
 S r Henry Fenwick. 
 
 Jennett, wife to Roger 
 Dockeray. 2 
 
 John Lamplew, of Lam-=|=Margaret, dau. of (Sir J 
 plew Hall. 
 
 Isabel, dau.= 
 of Christo- 
 pher Cur- 
 wen. 
 
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 i 
 
 =Sir John Lam- 
 plew, of Lam- 
 plew Hall, in 
 com. Comb'- 
 land. 
 
 John Peuington. 
 
 1 
 
 Anne, wife of John Ireton, 
 
 son of John Ireton, in Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 Catherine, dau. and 
 coheire of Sir Guy 
 Forster, of Alder- 
 wyke, in com. 
 Comb'land. 
 
 2. Thomas Lam- 
 plew, of Skels- 
 more, vide Yorke. 
 page 155. 
 
 — : — i 
 
 Alianor,mr. 
 to Thomas 
 Senhouse, 
 (Tong.) 
 
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 T~[ 
 
 ~L 
 
 * 
 
 John Lam-=f=Isabel, dau. Elizabeth. 
 
 plew, of 
 
 Lamplew 
 
 Hall. 
 
 of Christo- Anne, (wife 
 
 pher Staple- to Hy.Wid- 
 
 ton, of Wig- allin Tong) 
 hill. 
 
 _ , j 
 
 Mary, wife to Frances, wife Mabel 1. 
 Thomas Skel- ofWilliamPor- 
 ton, son and ter, of Bolton, 
 heir to John, in Allerdale. 
 
 I 1 n 1 
 
 John Lamplew.==Ja«e, dau. of 2. Richard. 1. Christo- Mary. =j= Henry 
 
 ])her. I Denton. 
 
 Blennerhassett 
 
 i r r ' 
 
 1. John. 2. Henry. 3. Another son. 
 
 Compare this with the preceding pedigree. 
 
 1 A daughter of Eglesfield, of Lanborough, in Toxge, page 94, and Glover's Visitation of 
 Yorkshire, page 88. 
 
 ' Fr»m Flower's Visitation of Yorkshire, page 181. 
 
 See also Glover's Visitation of Yorkshire, page 155. 
 
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 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 laitgton, Baron of j^foton* 
 
 Arms. — Argent, three chevrons (/ides, in dexter chief an annulet sable. 
 " per Wi'm. Dethick Garter, Priucipall King of Armes, 1591. Sue much as it is writ in Black. 
 
 Sir Thomas Langton, Knt., Baron of ; 
 Newton, and Lord of Walton, in com. 
 Lankaster. 
 
 Sir Henry Langton, Knt. 
 
 _J 
 
 Sir Richai'd Langton, Knt. 
 baron of Newton. 
 
 Tsabell, dan. of Sir Thorn. 
 Gerrard, of the Brin. 
 
 2. Randolphe 
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 of. 
 
 .dan. and heire 
 .Balderston. 
 
 Raffe Langton. ■ 
 
 Jane, dau. of Sir 
 Xrofer Southworth, 
 of Samesbury. 
 
 Jane, wife, 1st to Thorn. 
 Rigmaden, of Wedacre, 
 2nd to Thurstan Tilders- 
 ley, of Wardley. 
 
 Ellen, wife to Sir 
 John Southworth, 
 of Samesbury. 
 
 Isabel, wife of 
 John Clayton, 
 of Clayton. 
 
 Thomas Langton,- 
 of Newton. 
 
 : Elizabeth, base dau. 
 of Sir Edward Stan- 
 ley, Lord Monteagle. 
 
 William. 
 
 Isabell, wife of 
 Richard Skilli- 
 corne, of Skilli- 
 corne. 
 
 Elizabeth, wife of 
 Henry Byrom, of 
 Byrom. 
 
 1. Edward Lang- 
 ton dyed in the 
 life of his father. 
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 dau. of Sir Alex. 
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 vid. Lanck. =p 
 
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 gan, in com. 
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 3. Thomas. 
 5. George, 
 ob. s.p. 
 
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 mar. Anne, 
 
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 6. Christo- 
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 as Birom, 2nd 
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 Matthew Langton-- 
 
 i 
 
 S r Richard Fleetwood, of Col- 
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 and Baronett, heire to his 
 cosens. 
 
 James Langton, 
 63yereold,1501. 
 
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 in com. Cumberland. 
 
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 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 iLagtou, of Baitmaitt. (1615.) 
 
 Arms. — On a bend, three escallops. 
 
 William Layton, of Delmayne, in=j= dau. of Tunstall, 
 
 com. Comb'land. f Thurland. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Sir Bryan Layton. 
 
 Elizabeth.=John Yaux, of Milwyk, 
 in Cumberland. 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Penrith, 24 Martij, 1664. 
 
 iagton, of Baitmagttt 
 
 Arms. — Sa. on a bend arg., three escallops yu. 
 Crest. — A lion's head erased, collared 
 
 Anthony Layton of Dalemayne, in com.= 
 Cumbr., Esq. 
 
 William Layton, of Dalemayne, in=j=Arme, dau. of Sir Thomas Sandford, 
 
 com. Cumbr., Esq. 
 
 _J 
 
 of Hougill Castle, in com. Westmor- 
 land, Knt. 
 
 Thomas Layton, of Dalemayne, Esq.,=j=Isabell, dau. of Christopher Wands- 
 died in a 1614, or thereabouts. ford, of Pickell, in com. Ebor., Esq. 
 
 i ; — i — i ; — 
 
 5. Joane. 3. Elizabeth, wife 
 
 of Thomas Moun- 
 
 sey, of Graystock, 
 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 
 4. Muriell, wife of 
 
 John Jackson, of 
 
 Tymperon, in com. 
 
 Cumbrian. 
 
 1. Anne, wife of William Lay-= 
 George Musgrave, ton, of Dale- 
 a younger son of mayne, Esq., 
 Sir William Mus- set. 40 an., 24 
 grave, of Crooke- Martij, 1664. 
 dayke, Knt. 
 
 2. Catherine. 
 
 =Margaret, dau. of 
 Sir Thomas Lay- 
 ton, of Laton, 
 in com. Ebor., 
 Knt. 
 
 « r_I 
 
 5. Katherine. 
 
 6 Elizabeth. 
 
 r~i 
 
 3. Anne. 
 
 4. Margaret. 
 
 1. Mary. 
 
 2. Isabella. 
 
 i i i ii 
 
 1. Thomas, set. 8 ann., 2. William, set. 
 
 24 Martii, 1664. 9 months. 
 
 Certified by William Layton, Esq 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND. 
 
 79 
 
 THE MIDDLE and EAST WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 21st Martij, 1664. 
 
 itt, of cigfrttw mi (to.) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly ; 1 ano? 4 argent, a /esse sa. between two pellets in chief and a martlet 
 in base of the second, Lee. 2 and 3, argent, a /esse mbuJy, in chief three 
 mullets gu., Watwood. 
 
 This Robert was 
 uncle to S r Robt. 
 y e Lord Mayor. 
 
 Richard Lee, of Bridgnorth, 
 in the County of Salop. 
 
 I : 
 
 Robert Lee, of Stafford. 
 
 _J 
 
 i — ; 
 
 3. Richard 
 Lee, Citizen 
 of London. 
 
 =Elianor, dau. and sole 
 heire of Thomas Wat- 
 wood, of Stafford. 
 
 2. Robert Lee, 
 a Goldsmith in 
 Hamborough, 
 obiit sine prole 
 
 1. Edward Lee,= 
 of Monke-Wer- 
 mouth Hall, in 
 the Bishopprick 
 of Durham, dyed 
 23 Decemb r , a 
 1630. 
 
 =Mary, dau. 
 of Peter-de- 
 la-Vale, 1 of 
 Seton de la 
 Vale,incom. 
 Northum- 
 brian 
 
 "I 
 
 Jane, wife of 
 Con- 
 dale, a clerke 
 in y e Court of 
 Wards. 
 
 3. Eleanor, wife 
 of Phineas Al- 
 len, a Merch* 1 in 
 Newcastle-upon- 
 Tine. 
 
 2. Sarah, wife of 
 Thomas Paul, of 
 Sunderland-by- 
 the-Sea, in the 
 Bishopprick of 
 Durham. 
 
 1. Mary, wife 
 of Anthony 
 Shadford, of 
 Tunstall, in 
 com. Palat., 
 Dunelm. 
 
 Edward Lee, of= 
 Clyberon Hall, 
 in com. West- 
 merl., set. 50 ann. 
 21 Martij, a° 
 1664. 
 
 =Mary, dau. of 
 Toby Tunstall, of 
 Cleesby, in the 
 County of Yorke 
 
 1 A younger branch of y c Delavals. 
 
 Certified by Edward Lee. 
 
80 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 It&ttts, of Ititm, to, (SHI.) 16x5. 
 
 .Levens, of Levens'=f= dau. of. 
 
 Hall, in Westmerland. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Duckett, of in West- 
 merland. 
 
 1. John, 3. James, 
 ob. s.p. 4. Roger. 
 
 2. Lawrence =j=... dau. of. 
 
 ux. 
 
 Levens, of Le- 
 vins Hall, bro. 
 and heire. 
 
 I" 
 
 Godmands, of Strick- Taylor, of Un- 
 
 land, in y e Parish of derbarrow, in 
 
 Kendall, in Westmer- Westmerland. 
 land. 
 
 1 
 
 ux. 
 
 Ward, of 
 
 Under- 
 
 barrow. 
 
 Henry Le- Will m Levens,=j= Agnes, 
 vins, obijt., of Crooke, in dau. of 
 sine pi. Kendall Par- 
 
 ish. 
 
 — -T71 ; m 
 
 Katherine, ux. David Anne, ux. Thomas 
 
 Pratt, of y e Citty of Rowlandson, of 
 
 Oxford. Heaversham, in 
 
 Lockey, Margt., ux. John Tod, Westmerland. 
 
 of Crooke of Stedall, in Westmer- Another dau. whose 
 
 land. name I know not. 
 
 1 — 1 1 — 1 ; r~ ~~~ r 
 
 2. Lawrence Agnes, ux. Will. Levens, of=j=Ursula, dau. of Mabell, ux. Rich. 
 
 3. Christopher Christopher y e citty of Oxon, 
 
 Rocking. sometimes Mayor 
 
 Margt., ob. there and one of 
 
 s.p. the Justices. 
 
 Richard Whit- Barnard, of. 
 
 tington, Alder- com. Oxon. 
 
 man of Oxford. Katharine, wife to 
 William Keene, of 
 Botley, Berks. 
 
 1 1 1.1.1 1 — ; 1 
 
 Humphrey Levens, =j=Elizab., dau. of 2. William, s.p. Hellen, wife of Martha, wife 
 
 of Evenley, com. 
 Northampton, 1618 
 
 l~ 
 
 Thomas Wright, 3. Henry, s.p. Matthew Har- of Hy. Nich- 
 of Oxford Citty. 4. William, s.p. rison, of Ox- oils, of South- 
 Anne, ford. am, in com. 
 Mary. Warwick. 
 
 William Levins, 
 16 years old. 
 
 Martha. 
 
 1 
 
 Joane. 
 
 See also Yorkshire Visitation 1666, page 330, for the pedigree of an 
 
 offshoot of this family. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 81 
 
 Itgbuntt, of Cttrafoicft, (WL) 1615. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1 and 4- ; az. six lions rampant argent, three, tico and one, 2 and 3 arg., on a bend 
 sa. , S annulets of the field ; in chief a trefoil slipped sa. 
 
 Ckest. —A falcon reguardant, wings expanded az,, beaked, belled, and jessed or. 
 
 James Laybourne, of Cunswick,=F dau. of Sir Henry 
 
 com. Westmorland, esquire. 
 
 Thomas Laybourne, of Cuns- 
 wick, Esq. 
 
 Bellingham. 
 
 Margaret, dau. of Sir John Pen- 
 nington, of Muncaster. 
 
 Allianor, dau. of ; 
 Sir Thomas Cur- 
 wen. 1st wife. 
 
 : Sir James 
 bourne, of 
 wick. 
 
 Lay- 
 Cuns- 
 
 : Hellen, dau. of 
 Thomas Preston, 
 2nd wife.* 
 
 1. 
 
 Isabella, wife of 
 Wm. Carus, of 
 Asthwaite, in 
 Westmerland. 
 
 1 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Jane. 
 
 } 
 
 ToNGE. 
 
 Nicholas Lay- 
 bourne, ofCuns- 
 wick. 
 
 Elizabeth, dau. 
 of War- 
 
 copp, of Smer- 
 dall. 
 
 Katherine. 
 
 Thomas. Elizabeth, wife, 1st 
 to Thomas, Lord 
 Dacres, and 2nd to 
 Thomas, Duke of 
 Norfolk. 
 
 i 
 
 Anne, wife to Sir 
 William Stanley, 
 Lord Monteagle, 
 son and heir of 
 Sir Thomas. 
 
 James Lay-= 
 bourne, of 
 Cunswicke 
 
 Bridget, 
 dau. and 
 heir of S r 
 Ralph 
 Bulmer. 
 
 William mar. 
 Jane, dau. 
 and coheir of 
 John Bradley 
 of Betham,in 
 co. Westmer- 
 land, and of 
 Bradley. 
 
 1 — i — ; 
 
 Bridget, wife to 
 Arthur, 2nd son 
 to James Phil- 
 lips, of Brignall, 
 York. 
 
 Elizabeth, wife 
 to.. 
 s.p. 
 
 Julian, mar. 
 1st to.. .Red- 
 man, (2nd to 
 .. . Borough,) 
 and had a 
 dau. mar. to 
 
 Browne, Con- 
 
 yers. 
 
 "~1 
 
 Dorothy, 
 
 1st to Skel- 
 
 ton, of Branth- 
 wait, in Cum- 
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 — ' John 
 
 mar.=p Br ocas 
 
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 m 
 
 r 
 
 Thomas 
 Skelton. 
 
 Brocas. 
 Thomas. 
 3 dans. 
 
 Katharine, = 
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 Christo- 
 pher Carus, 
 of Halgton, 
 co. Lane. 
 
 John Lay- r 
 bourne, of 
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 Esq. , 
 living, 1653 
 
 Mary, sole dau. 2. Thomas mar. 
 
 and heir of Mary, dau. of 
 
 Crofts, of Claugh- Wm. Bradley 
 ton, widow of 
 William Lascelles 
 of Brackenbury, 
 in com. York. 
 
 noe issue living 
 
 3. Nicholas. 
 
 4. George. 
 
 1 
 
 I. Elizabeth, 
 mar. to An- 
 thony Duck- 
 ett, of Gray- 
 riggs, Esq., 
 and had a son 
 James. 
 
 2. Doro- 
 thy mar. 
 to Wm. 
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 T 
 
 1. G 
 
 jeorge. 
 
 — i — I 
 
 Nicholas. 
 
 2. 
 
 3 Roger. 
 
 •I. 
 
 — I — I 
 
 Charles. 
 William. 
 
 1 — l 
 
 Frances. 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 1 
 
 3. Frances 
 
 married to 
 
 George 
 
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 Hampshire 
 
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 r~ 
 
 William =Elizabeth, 2. Thomas=j=Dorothy, 
 
 Lay- 
 bourne, 
 eldest 
 son, ob. 
 s.p. 
 
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 Thomlin- 
 son, of 
 London. 
 
 Laybourne 
 of Cuns- 
 wicke, aged 
 50 an., 20 
 Mart. , a 
 1664. 
 
 sole heir 
 of William 
 Lascelles, 
 aforesaid. 
 
 i — i 
 
 3. James, 
 married 
 in France. 
 
 4. John. 
 
 1. Jane, mar. 
 to Richard 
 Sherborne, 
 Esq. , of Hey- 
 sham, in co. 
 Lane, s.p. 
 
 Mary, only dau., not a year old 
 in January 1652-3. 
 
 1 1 
 
 2. Eliz- 3. Lucy, mar. 
 abeth, to Thomas 
 mar. in Kitson, s.p., 
 Mary- and 2nd to 
 land . Robert West- 
 by, of Win- 
 der, in com. 
 Lane. 
 
 * On another page it is stated that she became wife of Lord Mountcagle, and her issue by James Lei-bourne is given 
 as— Thomas, James, John, James, Elizabeth, Isabell, Margaret, Anne, Frances. 
 
 Memo.— Sir Symon Laybourne, Kt., by his wife, Lucy, dau. of Roger de la Strange, had two sons, John and Octo. 
 
 »See also Yorkshire Visitation, 1581-5, p. 44. 
 
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 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 THE WEST WARD 
 
 Louther, 24 Mart., 1664. 
 
 laMjix, of iofotljtr, (WL) 
 
 Arms— Quarterly of 8.1. Or, six annulets sa., three, two, and one, Lowther. g. Ermine, on a canton 
 vert, a cross calvary on three greces or, Quaile. 3. Arg., a lion rampt. sa., Stapylton. 
 4. Oa. three lucies hauriant or., Lucy. 5. Sa., three escallops ivithin a bordure engrailed argt, 
 Strickland. 6. Sa., three covered cups argt., Warcop. 7. Sa., three martlets argent. 8. Or, 
 two bars gu., on a canton of the last, a mullet of five points or., Lancasteb, of Sockbridge. 
 
 Sir Hugh Loivther. =j= dan. of Pierce Tilyoll, 
 
 (rather Filyoll.) 
 
 Sir Hugh Lowther. 
 
 r~ 
 
 ■ dau. of. Lucy, 
 
 lord of Cockermouth. 
 
 Sir Robert Loivther. ,=j= Margaret, dau. and heir of William 
 
 Strickland, Bishop of Carlisle. 
 
 Hugh Lowther.^ dau. of 
 
 Damnwater (Derwentwater. ) 
 
 Hugh Lowther.^ dau. of William Lancaster, 
 
 of Sockbridge. 
 
 Sir Hugh Lowther, of=p dau. of (Sir Lancelot) 
 
 Lowther,in com. West- I Threlkeld. 
 merland, Knt. 
 
 r J 
 
 Sir John Lowther, =f=Luce, dau. of Sir Christopher Cur- 
 
 Knt. 
 
 Hugh Lowther, of 
 Lowther, Esq. 
 
 wen, of Workinton, Knt. 
 
 Dorothy, dau. to Henry, Lord 
 Clifford. 
 
 2. Gerard Low- 1. Richard Low-= 
 
 ther, of Pen- ther, Esq. borne 
 
 rith, in com. 14 Feb., 1532, 
 
 Cumb., a ben- died in Feb. a 
 
 cherof Lincoln's 1607. 
 
 Inn [mar 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Dudley. ) 
 
 Frances, dau. 
 of John Middle- 
 ton, of Middle- 
 ton, in com. 
 Westmerland, 
 Esq. 
 
 1 1 1 
 
 Margaret, wife Barbara, wife Frances, uife 
 of John Rich- of Thomas Car- of Sir Henry 
 mond, of High- leton, of Carle- Goodyere, of 
 hett Castle, in ton, in com. Polesworth, 
 com. Cumbrise. Cumbr. in com. War- 
 Anne, ivife wick. 
 
 Wybergh. 
 
 The Italic parts of this pedigree are taken from the 1615 Visitation. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 85 
 
 fcofotfjtr, of lofotijer— tflntimufc 
 
 6. Richard, 
 ob. sine prole. 
 
 7. Sir Lance- 
 lot, Knt., 
 one of y e Bar- 
 ons of the Ex- 
 chequer in 
 Ireland. 
 
 8. William 
 Lowther, of 
 Ingleton, in 
 com. Ebor., 
 see page 83. 
 
 r~ r~i 
 
 3. George, obijt. 
 sine prole. 
 
 4. Sir Gerard Low- 
 ther, Kt., Chiefe 
 Justice of the 
 Common Pleas in 
 
 Ireland, mar 
 
 dau. of. Cly- 
 
 borne, of Westmor- 
 land, and after, 
 
 dau. of 
 
 Welby, Yorki. 
 
 5. Hugh Lowther, 
 a capt. in Qu. 
 Eliz. & K. James, 
 histimein Ireland 
 
 A 
 
 l 
 
 1 1 
 
 1. John, 1- Anne, 
 obijt., wife of 
 
 — I l I l l — 
 
 2. Florence. 
 
 3. Frances. 
 
 4. Margaret. 
 
 5. Dorothy. 
 
 6. Mabell. 
 
 all died un- 
 married. 
 
 7. Fran- 
 ces, wife 
 of Thom- 
 as Cly- 
 burne, of 
 Cly- 
 
 burne, in 
 com. 
 West- 
 merld. , 
 Esq. 
 
 2. Sir = 
 Christo- 
 pher 
 Lowther 
 Knt., 
 dyed in 
 ami. 1617 
 
 I I I 
 
 5. William Lowther, clerke 
 of the Warrants of the Com- 
 mon Pleas in Ireland, ob. 
 sine prole. 
 
 6. Lancelot Lowther, parson 
 of Long Marton, inco. West- 
 merland, see next page 
 
 7. Robert Lowther, an Ald- 
 erman of London, married 
 Alar gar et, dau. of Thomas 
 Cutler, of Stainborough, 
 Yorks. 
 
 Eleanor, 
 dau. of 
 William 
 Mus- 
 grave, of 
 Hayton, 
 in co. 
 Cumbr., 
 Esq. 
 
 sine 
 prole. 
 
 Alex. 
 Fethers- 
 ton, of 
 Fethers- 
 ton- 
 
 haugh,in 
 com. 
 North- 
 umber- 
 land, 
 Esq. 
 
 1 — i — r 
 
 2. Gerard Lowther, slaine in 1. Sir Johm 
 y° wars against the Turks in Lowther, Kt. 
 y° King of Poland's Service. one of his 
 
 3. Richard Lowther, of y° Ma ties Coun- 
 parish of S 1 Giles, Cripple- cellatYorke, 
 gate, in the suburbs of Lon- in Ordinarie 
 don, a Justice of Peace there fortheNorth- 
 and Barrister of Gray's Inn. ern parts of 
 
 4. Christopher Lowther, Rec- this Realme, 
 tor of the Church of Low- died 15 Sept. 
 ther, in com, Westmerland. 1637. 
 
 : Eleanor, 
 dau. of 
 William 
 Fleming, 
 of Ry- 
 dale, in 
 com. 
 
 Westmer- 
 land, 
 Esq. 
 
 Eleanor, 
 wife of 
 Richard 
 Fallow- 
 field, of 
 Great 
 Strick- 
 land, 
 com. 
 West- 
 merld 
 
 in 
 
 i — i 
 
 2. Sir Christopher 
 Lowther, of Whit- 
 Haven, in com. 
 Cumb. Bart, died 
 in September, a 
 Dni. 1644 
 
 3. Sir William 
 Lowther, of Swil- 
 lington, in com. 
 Ebor., Kt. 
 
 Mary, dau. of : 
 Sir Richard 
 Fletcher, of 
 Hutton, in 
 coin. Cumbr. 
 Knt., 1st wife 
 
 =SirJohnLow-= 
 ther, of Low- 
 ther, in co. 
 Westm. Bart, 
 set., 59 an., 
 24 Martii, a 
 1664. 
 
 -Eliz., dau. of 
 Sir John Hare 
 of Stowe Bar- 
 dolfe, in co. 
 Norfolk, Knt. 
 2nd wife. 
 
 1. Agnes, wife of 
 Roger Kirkby, of 
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 Crosse House,) in 
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 wife of 
 John Dods- 
 worth, of 
 Thornton 
 Watlas's in 
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 Esq. 
 
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 3. Mary, wife 
 
 ofEdw.Trotter, 
 of Skelton Cas- 
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 4. Frances, wife 
 of Thomas Pen- 
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 mesby, in co. 
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 heire of Sir 
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 1 — i ; — 
 
 1. Eleanor, wife 
 
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 Ebor., Bart. 
 
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 of John Beilby, 
 of the Grange, 
 juxta Wether- 
 by, in co. Ebor. 
 Esq. 
 
 1. 
 
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 Richard, 3. Chris- 2. Rich- 
 Anne, topher, a ard, set. Lowther 
 turkey 26 annor cetatis 36 
 
 John=rEliza- 5. Ralphe, 
 
 beth,dau. borne, 3 
 
 Mary, turkey 26 annor oetatis 36 and co- July, 1655. 
 
 mercht. 1664 aim., 24 heir of 6. William, 
 
 died 4. Hugh, Martij, Sir Hen- borne 27 
 
 young. a mer- 1664. ry Bel- Apl., 1659. 
 
 chant in lingham, 7. Robert, 
 
 London. ofLevens borne 17 
 
 inco. Feb., 1662. 
 
 West- 5. Marga- 
 
 merld. , 
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 ret, borne 
 27 April, 
 1658. 
 
 John, set. 9 annor, 
 24 Martii, 1634. 
 
 Mary, &'t. 11 annor, 
 166L 
 
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 Appleby, 23 Martij, 1664. 
 
 lotetyit, of Colug^atijt {WO 
 
 Arms. — Or, six annulets, 3, 2 and 1 sa., a crescent for difference. 
 Crest. — A dragon, wings elevated arg., charged with a crescent. 
 
 S r Christopher Lowther, of=j= dau. of Middleton, 
 
 Lowther, in com. Westmerl., 
 
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 Lancelot Lowther, 3rd son,= 
 rector of Longmarton, in 
 com. Westmerland, dyed in 
 a e 1661. 
 
 of Middleton, in com. Westmer- 
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 =Hesther, dau. of Pearce, 
 
 of Dublyn, in Ireland. 
 
 Anne, wife of Christopher 
 Teasdale, of Knipe, in 
 com. Westmerland. 
 
 Christopher Lowther, of Colby-Lathe, = 
 juxta Appleby, in com. Westmerld., 
 set. 35 ami.. 23 Martij, 1664. 
 
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 1. Will, aetat. 3 annor, et dimid. 
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 =Sibill, dau. of 
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 Appleby, 22 Martii, 1664. 
 
 JKarfjell, of Ctakertfljotpt, (TO.) 
 
 Arms. — Sa, three greyhounds courant in pale arg. 
 
 Lancelot Machell, of Craken-=r=Frances, dau. of Richard Sand 
 
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 LOYNSDALE WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 22 Martii, 1664. 
 
 fltfoMcton, of JlitoUton Ball, (W. 
 
 Arms. —Arg., a saltire sa, a crest for difference. 
 
 Crest. — A hand couped at the wrist, holding a dagger erect. 
 
 Sir Geoffrey Middleton, Knt., : 
 Major Generall to K. Henry 
 VIII. in his expedition to Bul- 
 loine. 
 
 1 
 
 2. Thomas 
 Middleton, 
 ob. s. prole 
 
 1. John Middleton, of- 
 Middleton Hall, in 
 com. Westmerland. 
 
 r Anne, dau. of 
 
 Tunstall, of Thurland 
 Castle, in com. Lane. 
 
 wife of Anthony 
 
 Flemyng, of Ridale, 
 in com. Westm., Esq. 
 
 r~i 
 
 1. Christopher, 
 
 ob. s. prole. 
 
 3. Richard. 
 
 A 
 
 Edward Middle- 
 ton, of Middleton 
 Hall, dyed circa 
 annum 1599. 
 
 r-TT- T" 
 Thomas. 
 
 Richard. 
 
 George. 
 
 Edward. 
 
 (Mary,) dau. of Sir Frances, wife 
 Thomas Carus, Kt., of Richard 
 one of the Justices Lowther, of 
 of King's Bench, Lowther, in 
 wid. of Sir com. West- 
 Is ighley, of Kighley, merld., Esq. 
 in com. Ebor., Knt. 
 
 wife of wifeof 
 
 Middleton, of Con- 
 
 Stockeld, co. stable, of 
 Yorks. co. York. 
 
 wifeof wifeof 
 
 Lancaster, of ofNorman- 
 
 Sockbridge, vill, of 
 
 in com. West. co. York. 
 
 died 
 
 without 
 issue. 
 
 1. John Middle-=j=Jane, dau. of 
 
 ton, of Middleton 
 Hall, Esq,, died 
 a° 1629, or there- 
 abouts. 
 
 i — i 
 
 Richard, 
 
 Christo- 
 pher, 
 both 
 slayne in 
 y e late 
 wars in 
 the 
 
 King's 
 Service. 
 
 4. William=fDorothy, 
 
 Thomas Ash- 
 ton, of Crof- 
 ton, in co. 
 Lane, Esq. 
 
 1. Anne, wife of 
 Richard Massey, 
 of Rixton, in co. 
 Lane, Esq. 
 
 2. Elizabeth, 
 wife of Robert 
 Dalton, of Pil- 
 ling, in co. 
 Lane. 
 
 1 
 
 Mary. 
 
 Middleton, 
 ret. 59 an., 
 22 Mart, a 
 I). 1664, a 
 Colonell of 
 Horse of 
 foot in y e 
 Service of 
 King Char- 
 les y e 1st. 
 
 n — i — r 
 Jane. 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 
 3. Anne. 
 
 4. Elizabeth. 
 
 dau. 
 of Roger 
 Moore, of 
 Middleton, 
 in com. 
 Westmer- 
 land. 
 
 3. John Mid- 
 dleton, Major 
 Generall to 
 the Lord 
 Loughbor- 
 ough, slayne 
 at Hopton 
 Heath, in a 
 1694, on the 
 King's part. 
 
 2. Thomas, 
 died with- 
 out issue. 
 
 1. Edward=pBridget, 
 Middleton, dau. & co- 
 
 of Middle- 
 ton Hall, 
 Esq., dyei 
 in a° 1642. 
 
 Dorothy, 
 
 Cavendish Middleton, 
 now a student of 
 Grey's Inn, ret. 22 an. 
 22 Martii, 1664. 
 
 i — l — i — i — 
 
 2. William. 
 
 3. Roger. 
 
 4. John. 
 
 5. Edward. 
 
 1 — i — I 
 
 6. Charles. 
 
 7. Thomas. 
 
 8. George. 
 
 heire of 
 
 Robert 
 
 Bindlosse, 
 
 of 
 
 in com. 
 Ebor. 
 
 1 
 
 Marga- 
 ret, wife 
 
 of 
 
 Alexan- 
 der, of 
 
 in com. 
 Cesti. 
 
 John Middleton,=j=Mary, dau. 
 
 of Middleton Hall 
 aged 42, ann. 22 
 Martii, 1664. 
 
 of 
 
 Cole, of the 
 Coate, in 
 com. Lane. 
 
 3. Robert. 
 
 2. David. Edward, ret. 18 annor 1. Bridget. 
 22 Mart., 1664. 2. Mary. 
 
 Certified by Colonell William Middleton 
 
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 Jffltwgrajtt, of <^rm $all. 
 
 Arms. — A%. six annulets or. 
 
 Thomas Musgrave de Musgrave, in= 
 com. Westml., 6 E. 1., et 4 E. II. 
 
 Thomas Musgrave, ch r 31 E. III.= 
 
 Maria filia Johis. Vaux relicta= 
 Thomae Holand, comitis Hunting- 
 ton, obijt. a° 1392, 16 R. II., ux. 2° 
 
 =Thomas Musgrave, summonitus ad : 
 parliam, ab a 24, usqz. 47 E. III., 
 obijt. a e 1384, 8 R. II. 
 
 ; Margareta filia et coheires Willi. 
 Roos de Yolton, in com. Ebor. 
 mil. ux. l a 
 
 Thomas Musgrave, miles, dns. de=|= 
 Hartley, obijt. a 1409 (10 H. IV.) 
 
 Ricardus Musgrave, miles.= 
 
 : Elizabetha (filia Will. Fitzwilliam de 
 Sprotborough, co. Ebor. mil.) obijt. 
 12 cal. Feb. 1419, (3 H. V.) 
 
 I ' 
 
 Thomas Musgrave, filius et=j= ...filia Dni. Dacre 
 
 hares obijt. 3 January, a I 
 1447, (20 H. VI.) 
 
 r - 
 
 Ricardus Musgrave, miles, obijt. ; 
 9 Nov. a° 1464, (5 Ed. IV.) 
 
 r Margareta filia Thomae 
 Bethom, militis. 
 
 Elizbetha, uxor 
 Henrici Wharton. 
 
 ri ' — 
 
 Maria uxor 
 
 Thomalini 
 
 Warcop. 
 
 Margareta, 
 
 ux. Thomae 
 
 Elderton. 
 
 Elizabetha 
 
 uxorThom- 
 
 as Agart. 
 
 Eleanora, 
 
 ux.Rolandi 
 
 Thornbor- 
 
 ough. 
 
 1. Thomas=f Johanna filia 
 
 Musgrave, 
 defunctus, 
 9 Ed. IV. 
 
 et coheres 
 Willi. Stapil- 
 ton de Eden 
 Hale, in com. 
 Cumb. mili- 
 tis. 
 
 1 — 
 
 Johes 
 
 ob. 
 
 coel. 
 
 2. Henri-=Maria altera 
 cus ] Mus- filia et coher- 
 grave. es Willi. Sta- 
 
 pylton de 
 Eden Hale, 
 militis, 9 Ed. 
 IV. 
 
 Isabella, 
 uxor 
 Thomae 
 Myddilton 
 
 Johanna, =j=, 
 filia Johis. 
 Craken- 
 thorp, ux. 
 l a . 
 
 i 
 
 Johes. 
 Mus- 
 grave, 
 miles. 
 
 Lancelottus 
 
 =Margaret, 
 soror Dni. 
 deAudley 
 ux. 2 a . 
 
 r-r~i r~i 
 
 Thomas. Anna. 
 Oliverus. Marga 
 Ricardus retta. 
 
 1 — i ^ , 
 
 Nicholas 
 Musgrave, 
 20 E. IV. 
 duxit 
 
 Margareta, 
 filia et co- 
 heres Willi 
 Tilliol, 
 
 Ricar- 
 dus, 20 
 E. IV. 
 et5H. 
 VII. 
 
 J 
 
 Thomas Musgrave. 
 
 Johanna 
 
 m. 
 
 Thomas 
 Domini 
 Clifford. 
 
 1 — i — I 
 
 Eleanor, ux- Felicia 
 
 Christopher filia 
 Lancaster. et co- 
 Isabella, ux. heres 
 Johis Craken- Willi 
 thorpe, of Tilliol 
 New Bigging ux. l a 
 Maria, ux. 
 John Sandford. 
 
 — i 
 
 I — 
 William. 
 
 =William =j=Marga- 
 
 Mus- 
 grave. 
 
 Alicia filia : 
 
 Thomae 
 
 Radcliff. 
 
 Edwardus : 
 
 Musgrave, 
 
 miles, 
 
 33 H. VIII. 
 
 Johanna filia et coheres Chris- 
 topher Ward, of Gevindale, 
 in com. Ebor. mil. 
 
 i — i 
 
 5. Ricardus. 
 
 6. Leonardus. 
 
 2. Georgius. 
 
 3. Marmaducus. 
 
 4. Gilbertus. 
 
 reta filia 
 Thoriton 
 relicta 
 Middle- 
 ton, ux. 
 2 a . 
 
 1. Cuthbertus 
 Musgrave, 
 duxit Janam 
 filiam Ricar- 
 di Lander. 
 
 1 Called Richard, by Flower. 
 
 2 The issue by these wives is reversed in Flower's Visitation of Yorkshire on preceding pedigree. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 93 
 
 \x8Qtu\te, ni <$trm pall — wmttnuetr- 
 
 T 
 
 __i 
 
 Maria, uxor 
 Johis. Markendale 
 Margareta, uxor 
 Johis. Heron de 
 Chipchase. 
 
 T 
 
 1. Willus. Mus-=f=Elizabetha, filia 
 
 grave, miles, 33 
 H. VIII. 
 
 Thoma3 Curwen, 
 militis. 
 
 1 
 
 2. Simon 
 
 Musgrave, 
 
 miles. 
 
 Ricardus Musgrave,= 
 habuit liberationem 
 tenurum a 1545, (37 
 Hen. VIII.) obijt. 
 apud Edenhale, 10 
 Sept. 2et 3Ph.&M. 
 and there buried. 
 
 : Anna filia Thomse 
 primi Baronis 
 Wharton, postea 
 nupt. Humphrido 
 Musgrave de Ha- 
 ton. 
 
 Christopher, =j=Jana filia 
 
 obijt. 
 patre. 
 
 vivo 
 
 Henrici Cur- 
 wen de Work - 
 inton, militis 
 
 -Juliana, filia (Will.) 
 
 Ellerker de 
 
 in com. Ebor. 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 Richardus. 
 
 Johannes. 
 
 (Anna) uxor 
 Nicholai Cur- 
 wen de Work- 
 inton, militis 
 
 Thomas 
 Musgrave, 
 obijt. ffita- 
 tis 13 ann. 
 a° 1565, 7 
 Eliz. 
 
 Eleanora, soror 
 et hseres, uxor 
 Robert Bowes 
 de Aske in coin. 
 Ebor.arm., obijt 
 sine prole. 
 
 I 
 
 Ricardus Musgrave,= 
 
 f actus miles de Balneo 
 20 July, 1 Jac. obijt. 
 Neapoli in India, set. 
 30ann.ibiq. sepulitur, 
 erect in Baronettum, 
 29 Junii, 1611. 
 
 Prances - 
 ca, filia 
 Philippi, 
 Dni. 
 Wharton 
 
 1 
 
 1. Juliana, 
 ux. Johis. 
 Skelton de 
 Armath- 
 wait, arm. 
 
 2. Maria 
 obijt. 
 anti. 
 nupt. 
 
 3. Marga- 
 reta, ux. 
 Francisci 
 Whitfeld 
 de Whit- 
 feld. arm. 
 
 Philippus Musgravej^pJuliana, filia Ricardi Hutton de 
 
 miles etBar.superstes. 
 a 1675, set. 68 annor. 
 
 Goldesborough, in com. Ebor. mil- 
 itis unius justiciis de communi 
 Banco. 
 
 Maria, obijt. ante 
 nupt. sepult. Can- 
 tuarie. 
 
 i — ; 
 
 1. Ricardus, 1 
 Bar. fil. et 
 hser. 
 
 =Margareta, filia 
 Thomas Harison 
 de Allerthorpe, 
 in com. Ebor. 
 militis. 
 
 2. Philippus, 
 ob. coelebs. 
 Parisius. 
 
 Maria filia et 
 coheres Androa 
 Cogan de Grene 
 wioh, in com. 
 Cantij, mil. ux. 
 1. 
 
 -3. Christo-=f=Elizabetha, filia 
 
 pher Mus- 
 grave, 
 eques aur 
 et Baronet- 
 tus. 
 
 Margareta, obijt. 
 
 Maria. 
 
 Johis Frankland 
 de Ware, in com. 
 Midlx. Baronetti 
 ux. 2 a 
 
 Philippus. Christopherus. 
 
 1 
 
 Maria. 
 
 L. 
 
 Johannes. 
 
 in cunis. 
 
 r~i 
 
 1. Willmus, ob. 
 
 in cunis. 
 
 5. Simon ob. coel. 
 
 _j 
 
 6. Thomas, Archidiac. : 
 Carleol. 
 
 =Maria filia Thomre 
 Harison de Aller- 
 thorpe, in com. Ebor. 
 militis. 
 
 Francesca, uxor Ed- 
 wardi Hutchinson, de 
 Wicam Abb. , in com. 
 Ebor. arm. 
 
 Certified by Sir Philip Mtisgrave, Kt. 
 
94 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 jKttggni&e, of Craokbgltt- 
 
 See Flower's Yorkshire Visitation, 218. 
 
 Cuthbert Musgrave, son and heyr=j=Jone, dau. and heyr of Rychard 
 of William by fyrst wiff. Lander. 
 
 i ■ r~\ — ~ — T71 — 
 
 Mungo Mus-=j= dau. Jane, wife to Philippa, 
 
 grave,sonand 
 heyr. 
 
 of John Hut Curwen. wife to 
 
 ton, of Hut- Elizabeth, wife 
 
 ton John, in to Swyn- Brisco. 
 
 Cumberland, borne. Mary. 
 
 1 
 
 2. Cutbert 
 
 Musgrave. 
 
 = dau. of 
 
 Dais- 
 ton, of Dalston 
 Hall, in Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 1 
 
 dau.=j=Cutbert Mus-=. 
 
 of 
 
 Aglionby, 
 1st wife. 
 
 dau. 
 
 grave, of Crok- of 
 
 dayke,inCum- Penruddock 
 berland. son 2nd wife, 
 and heyre. 
 
 2. Wiiliam=r= dau. 
 
 of 
 
 Orington, 
 a Scott. 
 
 1 
 
 3. Thomas. 
 
 Musgrave 
 
 Cuthbert, 
 son and 
 heyr. 
 
 2. William 
 
 3. John. 
 
 1 
 
 Anne 
 
 1 — r 
 
 John, son and 3. Edward, 
 heyr. 4. Mungo. 
 
 2. Cuthbert. 
 
 1 
 
 Anne. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 95 
 
 THE EAST WARD. 
 
 Appleby, 22 Martij, 1664. 
 
 &tbbtm% of 3&tfohg£toitt», (WL) 
 
 Arms. — Argent, on a chevron az., between three eagles displayed of the second, a mullet 
 for difference. 
 
 Crest. — A tiger passant. Respite given for proofe of these amies but no proofe made. 
 
 Stephen Nevenson, of=f= 
 Newby-Stones, in co, 
 Westmerld., Esqr. 
 
 . ' ; 
 
 Richard Newinson, of= 
 Newby-Stones, Esqr., 
 died in a 1624, or 
 thereabouts. 
 
 ' dau. of.... 
 
 Mayplate, of .... 
 in com. Cumbrise. 
 
 -| 
 
 2. Stephen. 1. Edward New =j=Susan, dau, to S r 1. Anne, wife of 2. Eliz., wife of 
 
 in son, of Newby- 
 Stones, Esqr., set. 
 40 annor., 22 
 Martij, an 1664 
 
 Christopher Dal- Thomas Dalston, Thomas Lough, 
 
 ston, of Acorn- of Owseby, in of Blencarne, in 
 
 banke, in co. com. Cumbr. com. Cumbr. 
 Westmerld. Knt. 
 
 1 
 
 2. 
 
 i .1 i 
 Richard. 
 
 •1 
 John, a;t. 21 annor, 
 
 1. 
 
 1 l 1 
 Anne. 
 
 :•>. 
 
 Christopher. 
 
 22 Martij, 1664. 
 
 2. 
 
 Margaret. 
 
 4. 
 
 Edward. 
 
 
 3. 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 f). 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 
 
 
 Certified by John Thwaikes on the behalfe of Edward JScvinson, Esqr. 
 
96 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE below DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 1 Apl, 1665. 
 
 (fctftttr, of ligij €lmt attir Pumlano $all. 
 
 Arms. — Sa., a cross arg., a mullet of the second for difference. 
 Crest — A woman's bust ppr. on her head a cross jaiteejitchee or, 
 
 Thomas Orfeur,=[= 
 temp. Ed. I. 
 
 I 
 
 John Orfeur. 
 
 ,r 
 
 William Orfeur. 
 
 I 
 
 Robert Orfeur. =p 
 
 I 
 
 __l 
 
 Richard Orfeur, 6 H. IV., a=f=Margery, dau. and heire of 
 
 Robert Birkby, of Birkby, in 
 com. Cumbr., Esq. 
 
 cross and mullet, ex sigilla, 
 18 R. II. 
 
 r~ 
 
 „_j 
 
 Richard Orfeur. =pMargaret, dau. and heir of Sir John Lamplugh, of Lamplugb, 
 
 | Knt, 3 H. V. 
 I 
 
 l~ 
 
 Richard Orfeur. =j=Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Lowther, of Crookedayke, Esq., 
 | 7 E. IV. 
 
 Richard Orfeur. =f= Alice, dau. and heire of Thomas Covell, of Hayton Castle, Esq. 
 
 | 4 H. VII. 
 
 L— -, 
 
 Jane, dau. of Thomas=Richard Orfeur.=f=Margaret, dau. of John Swinburne, 
 
 Dykes, ofWarthall,Esq. 
 (1st wife.) 
 
 |— 
 
 of Hewthwayt, Esq., 2nd wife. 
 
 William Orfeur.=j=Anne, eldest dau. of Robert Lamplugh, of Dovenby, Esq. 
 
 r ' 
 
 William Orfeur, of Plumland Hall, =j=Mabell. dau. of William Osmotber- 
 Esq. | ley, of Langrigge, Esq, 
 
 r~ 
 
 —\ 
 
 2. Francis Orfeur, 1 William=j=Bridget, I.Elizabeth, 2. Mary, 3. Mabell,wife 
 
 of Allergarth, in Orfeur, of 
 
 Cilsland. Plumland 
 
 3. Richard Orfeur, Hall, Esq., 
 of Caidisle. died 5 Apl., 
 
 4. Robert Orfeur, Anno Dm., 
 a student of Gray's 1660. 
 lime. 
 
 i — i — r 
 
 dau. of wife of Hen- wife of of Robert Bris- 
 
 John ry Eagles- Philip ko, of Lang 
 
 Musgrave field, of Can- Wilson, r igg> m com. 
 
 of Plump- onby, in of Cock- Cumbrhe. 
 
 ton, Esq. com. Cumb. ermouth. 
 
 William Orfeur, 
 
 2. Richard. 3. John =Frances, 
 
 4.Cvithbert Orfeur, dau. of of High Close and 
 
 S.Francis, of Water- John Bar- Plumland Hall, 
 
 ton. wis, of in com. Cumb., 
 
 Waverton Esq., set. 47 an., 
 
 in com. 1 April, a 1665. 
 
 Cumbria 1 . 
 
 1 1 
 
 =Eliz.,dau. of Eliz.,wife 2.Cath. 
 Sir Charles ofThomas 
 Howard, of Sandford 
 Ridsdale, in of Ask- 
 com. North- ham, in 
 umbrise, Kt. com.West- 
 
 merland, Esq. 
 
 5. John. 4. Philip. 3. Edward. 2. Cbailes. 1. William, aged Elizabeth, 
 
 9 an., 1 Apl., 1665. aged 5 an. 
 Certified by William Orfeur. I Apl., 1665. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND 
 
 97 
 
 ALLERDALE below DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 21 Martij, 1665 
 
 (Dsmtmtotiafo, of iLattgrigg* 
 
 Arms. — Argent, a f esse sa., between three ravens ppr. 
 
 Cuthbert Osmunderlaw, of=j= dau. of. 
 
 Langrigg, in com. Cumbria?., 
 Esqr. 
 
 T" 
 
 Svvynburne, of Hewthwayt, in 
 com. Cumbria?., Esqr. 
 
 Mary, wife of John Chambers, 
 of Raby Court, in com. Cumbrae. 
 afterwards of Mich. Studholme, 
 of Wigton, in com. Cumbrian. 
 
 William Osmunderlaw, = 
 of Langrigg, Esqr., died 
 in May, a 1660. 
 
 i — ; 
 
 3. William Osmun- 
 derlaw, of Lang- 
 rigg, Esqr., aatat. 
 27 an. 31 Martij, 
 1665. 
 
 1 
 
 2. John 
 
 died un- 
 married. 
 
 =Mary, dau. of Richard 
 Tolson, of Bridkirk, in 
 com. Cumbr., Esqr. 
 
 1. Cuthbert 
 died unmar- 
 ried. 
 
 1. Frances, wife 
 of William Os- 
 munderlaw, of 
 Dubmill, in com. 
 Cumbrise. 
 
 1 
 
 2. Ellen, wife of 
 
 George Salkeld, 
 
 of Abby Cowpar] 
 
 in com.Cumbriae. 
 
 Certified by William Osmunderlaw, Esqr. 
 
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 99 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Egremond, 3 Apr., 1665. 
 
 Arms.— Or, a /esse, between three greyhounds courant sable, an escocheon or fretty vert., 
 and a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crest. — On a mount a stag courant regardant, aUy^r. unguled and attired arg. 
 
 William Patrickson, of Cas-=j=Frances, dau. of Sir Thomas 
 
 well-How, in com. 
 
 Esqr. 
 
 Cumbr., 
 
 r~ 
 
 Wyot, " who was attained in 
 Qu. Maryes time for the rebel- 
 lion in Norff." 
 
 Henry Patrickson, of Caswell-=T=Bridget, dau. of Lee, 
 
 How, Esqr. 
 
 sister of Sir Henry Lee, of 
 Calder Abbey, in com. Cumbr., 
 
 Knt. 
 
 Thomas Patrickson, of Cas\vell-=j=Jane, dau. of Lancelot Fletcher, 
 
 How, Esq 1 , died in a 1645, or 
 thereabouts. 
 
 r~ 
 
 of Tallantire, widd. of Francis 
 Richmund, of Highhead Cas- 
 tle, in com. Cumbr. 
 
 2. John Patrick- 1. Joseph Pa-=j=Catherine,dau. 1. Bridget, wife 2. Dorothy, wife of 
 
 son, mar. Brid- trickson, of 
 
 get, dau. of Sir Caswell -Plow, 
 
 Rich. Fletcher, Esqr., setatis, 
 
 of Hutton, in 56 an. 3 Apr., 
 
 com.Cumbr.Knt. 1665. 
 
 3. Joseph. 
 
 2. George. 
 
 and coheire of of Sir Timothy Lancelot Lowther, 
 
 Thomas Sal- Fetherston, of a younger brother 
 
 keld, of Bray- Kirk -Oswald, of the Lowthers, of 
 
 ton, in com. in com. Cumbr. Ingleton, in com. 
 
 Cumbrian. Esq. Knt. Ebor. 
 
 1. Thomas Patrick- 
 son, son and heire, 
 a^t. 23 annor. 3 
 Apr., 1665. 
 
 1. Jane, wife of 
 Charles Hudson, 
 of Bootheibeck, in 
 com. Cumbr. 
 
 — I— rn 
 
 2. Isabel. 
 
 3. Catherine. 
 
 4. Bridget. 
 
 Thomas Patrickson on the behalf of 
 
 Joseph Patrickson, his father. 
 
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100 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ^mnmgtmt, of fflrmmttx. 
 
 See Flower's Yorkshire Visitation, p. 237. 
 
 John Penyngton. =f= dau. of 
 
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 Sir John Pennyngton,=f=Izabel, dau. of 
 
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 Sir Thomas Broughton. 
 
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 John Pen-=|=Mary, dau. Elisabeth,wife to (Margaret) mar. Anne, 
 
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 and heyr, 
 
 to Sir John Walter Strick- to (John) Lam- wife to 
 
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 Kyghley. borne. 
 
 Sir 
 
 Rychard 
 Penny- 
 ton. 
 
 Izabell Pennington,=Thomas Dykes, of 
 dau. and heyr. Warthall, in Cum- 
 
 berland. 
 
 See also Lancashire Visitation 1G61, pp. 230-1. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 101 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Kendall, 5 Apl., 1665. 
 
 Ptwingttnt, of Staton* 
 
 Arms. — Or five Jusils in /esse az., a canton gu. 
 
 William Pennington, of Seaton,= 
 in com. Cumbrise., Esq. 
 
 =Mary, dau. of Thomas Pen- 
 nington, of Muncaster, in com. 
 Cumb., Esq. 
 
 William Pennington, of Seaton,= 
 Esq. 
 
 — I 
 Mary. 
 
 2. Thomas Pennington, 
 obiit sine prole. 
 
 1. William Pennington, = 
 of Seaton, Esq., a?t. 70 
 aim., 5 April, a Dni. 
 1665. 
 
 -Beatrice, dau. of Miles 
 Dodding, of Conishead, 
 in com. Lane. 
 
 i 1 ; -j 
 
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 nington, set., 
 34 ami., 5 
 Aprilis, 1665. 
 
 I 
 
 Barbara. 
 
 of Sir Wil- of Daniel 
 
 fridLawson, Nichinson, of 
 
 of Isell, in Hawkshead 
 
 co. Cumb., Hall, in com. 
 
 Knt. Westmerland. 
 
 wife of. 
 Bouche, of 
 Cockermouth, 
 in com. 
 Cumbria;. 
 
 1. William, jet. 2 2. Wilfride. 
 an., 5 Apl., 1665. 
 
 Certified by Ferdinando Tongue on the behalfe of 
 
 Will. Pennington, Esq., his master. 
 
102 
 
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 ^omtttwck, of SrftUfrg (1615.) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly. 1. Gules, a bend ragidey argent. 2. Per chevron sable and ermine, 
 in chief two boars' 1 heads couped. S. Sable, six annulets, two, two, and two, or. 
 4. Azure, a /esse between three martlets or. 
 
 Crest. — A demi-dragon between two eagles 1 wings displayed or. 
 
 Thomas Penrodock, of Arkeilby,= 
 in com. Comb'land. 
 
 = Agnes, dau. of Sir John Lowther, 
 Knt. 
 
 Robert Penrodock, of Arkeilby. 
 
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 =Agnes, dau. and sole heir of 
 Sir William Ley, Knt. 
 
 — n 
 
 2. Henry. 
 
 3. Alexander. 
 
 Edward Penrodock, of Arkeilby. =j=Elizabeth, dau. of Robert High- 
 more, of Arinathwayt, in Comb'- 
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 I 
 
 1. Robert Pen- 
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 Wilts, married 
 Joyce, dau. of 
 JohnCharnells 
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 no issue. 
 
 2. Anthony Elizabeth 1 
 
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 mar heir of 
 
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 in com. 
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 Aprice,of 
 
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 Wilts. 
 
 John. 
 
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 1 
 
 Elizabeth 
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 1 
 
 Mary, 1st 
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 Edward, son and heir. 
 
 2. Robert. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND. 
 
 103 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Egremond, 1 Apr., 1665 
 
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 Dorothy, dau. 
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 1 
 
 3. Ellen, wife 
 
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 Arms. — Ermine, a lion rampant azure, crowned or, vulned with an annulet argt., 
 
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 and heirs of Sir Lancelot Threl- 
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 Jane. 
 Alice. 
 
 TTI . 
 
 Winifrid. 
 
 Elisabeth. 
 
 Tong's Visitation, page 97 ; Flower's Visitation, page 250 ; Glovers Visitation, page 281 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 107 
 
 Prctcr, of Stabbg, 1615. 
 
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 Sir John Radcliff, of Darwentwater,= 
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 John Radcliff, of=j= Edward Radcliff, of Cartington, 3. Nicholas. 
 
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 Dorothy Radcliff, =Francis, son and heir of William, Lord 
 
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110 VISITATION PEDIGREES OE 
 
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 Thomas Rawling, son and heire, 
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 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 Salftefir, of Cotbg anii Cjjrgmbg. 
 
 See Flower's Yorkshire Visitation, pp. 2/ 1-2. 
 
 Arms.— Quarterly; 1 a/id 4 Ferf, /retty argent, [Salkeld.] 2. Argent, fretty and a chief gules 
 [Salkeld.] 3. Argent, a bend checquy or and gules, Vaux. 
 
 Crest. — A demi lion rampant vert. 
 
 John Salkeld, of Salkeld parva,=f 
 alias Okie Salkeld 
 
 Richard Salkeld, son and heyr. 
 
 Sir John Rossegyl 
 
 J 
 
 2. Robert. 
 
 John Salkeld, son and heyr.=f=Izabell. 
 
 r ' r- 
 
 Rychard Salkeld, =j=Kateren, dan. of Hugh Salkeld, 
 
 2. Hugh. =f Christian, dau. and heyr. 
 
 son and heyr. 
 
 Thomas Skel- 
 ton, of Branth- 
 wayte. 
 
 son and heir. 
 
 : Margaret, dau. 
 and sole heyr of 
 JohnTymperon 
 of Cumberland. 
 
 2. Robert 
 dwelt at 
 Tympor- 
 ham. =f= 
 
 Thomas Salkeld,=f dau. of 
 
 3. William dwelt 
 at Frymby, father 
 of Robert, of 
 whom came Wm. 
 of Hack thorp. 
 
 son and heyr. 
 
 Heron, 
 of Chipchace. 
 
 Salkeld. 
 
 r~" 
 
 Thomas Salkeld,=f=Joan, dau. of 
 
 r 
 
 John Salkeld, dwelt at Goboroo 
 (Gawbarrow), of hym is Thomas 
 Salkeld of the Whyt Hall come. 
 
 son and heir. 
 
 William Staple- 
 ton. 
 
 Salkeld. 
 
 Sir Rychard Sal-=fJane, dau. and 
 
 keld, of Corkeby, 
 in Cumberland. 
 
 sole heyr to Ro- 
 land Vaux, of 
 Trydremayne, 
 in Coinberland. 
 
 Roger Salkeld, 
 dwelt at 
 Thrymby, 
 grandfather to 
 Antony Salkeld 
 servant to the 
 Lord Sowche. 
 
 Henry Sal- 
 keld, dwelt 
 at Whayte 
 Crogge. 
 Hugh, dwelt 
 at Stangarth. 
 
 Lancelot 
 Salkeld, 
 dwelt at 
 Goboroo, 
 (Gawbarrow) 
 
 Crystyan, wife Margaret, wife to Katherine,=j= Thomas Oswald 
 
 to Wm. Dykes, Blenkinsopp. dau. and 
 
 of Cumberland. Maude, wife to coheir. 
 
 Anne, wife to Fetherston- 
 
 War- hough. 
 
 wyke. Agnes, wife to 
 
 Eglesfield. s.p. 
 
 Salkeld. 
 
 Roger. 
 
 Hugh. 
 
 Thomas Salkeld,=j= dau. of 
 
 son and heyr. Curwen. 
 
 2. Rychard Salkeld.=f= dau. of 
 
 Andrews, of co. Lanc- 
 
 Rychard Salkeld, =7=^. dau. of 
 
 son and heir. 
 
 Duckett. 
 
 Richard Salkeld,=p dau. of 
 
 son and heyr. 
 
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 dau. and heii 
 
 Salkeld, =fGeorge Salkeld, 
 
 son and heyr. 
 
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 2. Charles. 
 
 3. Robert. 
 
 4. Cuthbeit. 
 
 Bellingham. 
 
 5. Edward. 
 
 6. Rychard. 
 
 Thomas. Rychard. Hugh. Dorothy. 
 
 1 
 
 Jane. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND 113 
 
 Mktttr, of #afebatTofo, 1615. 
 
 Richard Salkeld. =j= 
 
 I 
 , I 
 
 1. Hugh, ob. s.p. 2. John Salkeld, brother and 
 
 heir. 
 
 I 
 
 Richard Salkeld, ob. 17 Hen. VI.=y=Catherm. 
 
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 I 
 
 Thomas Salkeld. =j= 
 
 r -Vr -i 
 
 1. Thomas Salkeld. 2. John Salkeld, of Gawbarrow Richard Salkeld. 
 
 T I___ n r T 
 
 Richard Salkeld, Margaret, sister and coheir=j=Lancelot Salkeld or 
 
 lord of Corby. of Richard Huddleston. 
 
 Gawbarrow. 
 
 I 
 
 Thomas Salkeld, Esq.=j=Mary, dau. of William 
 
 Vaux. 
 
 .1 \ 1 
 
 1. Lancelot Salkeld, Esq.=j=Elizabeth, dau. and coheir 2. Thomas, 3. John, of 
 
 of Nicholas Bard soy, of of Salter. Holmerock. 
 
 BardseyHall,incom. Lane. 
 
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 1. Francis. 3. Thomas. Anne, wife of Joseph Jane. Margaret. 
 
 2. Nicholas. 4. Launcelot. Porter, of Bolton. Amy. 
 
114 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE below DARWENT. 
 
 Cochermouth, 31 Marti j, 1665. 
 
 Mkcfo, of QHjMplanb. 
 
 Arms. — Vert, fretly argent, a canton gu. 
 
 Francis Salkeld, of Whitehall, in com. 
 Cumbr., esq. 
 
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 3, John Salkeld, of= 
 Threpland, in com. 
 Cumbr. 
 
 John Sal- 
 keld, of 
 Threpland, 
 set. 52 an., 
 31 Martii, 
 1665. 
 
 =P>arbara, dau. of Thos. 
 Fletcher, of Cocker- 
 mouth. 
 
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 of Brayton. 
 
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 1. Grace, wife of 
 
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 of John Osmund- 
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 in com. Cumbrian. 
 
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 of George Bind- 
 losse, of Dalefoot, 
 in com. Cumbrian. 
 
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 an Irishman. 
 
 1. Catherine, 
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 com. Cum- 
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 ]. Lancelot Salkeld, from 
 whoTii Sir Francis Salkeld, of 
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 Wib- 
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 William 
 Barwis, of 
 Huddles- 
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 co. Cumbr. 
 
 1. John, died 
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 T 
 
 Henry Salkeld, =j=Elizabeth. dau. of 
 
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 31 Mar tij, 1665. 
 
 John Irton, of 
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 1. Grace, wife of 
 Leonard Dykes, 
 of Warthole, Esq. 
 
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 3. Barbara. 
 
 Mary, ret. 1 ann., 
 31 Mart., 1665. 
 
 Certified by John Salkeld. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 115 
 
 THE WEST WARD. Cwlii'e, 28 Martii, 1G63. 
 
 StanMortr, of Iskljam. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly ; 1 and 4> P er chevron sable and ermine, in ch'ef two boars' heads 
 erased or ; 2 and 3 sa. three lions rampant argt. 
 
 John English, lord of Little=j=Idonia, dau. and heire of John 
 
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 Sir Thomas English, Kiit. =f= 
 
 r— T 
 
 Edmund Sandford.=f=ldonia, dau. and heire to 
 
 I Sir Thomas English, Kt. 
 
 Sir William Sand-=j= 
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 Robert Sandford.=j=Elizabeth, dau. of Thornbury. 
 
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 Thomas Sandford.=j= dau. of Musgrave. 
 
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 William Sandford.=f=Mabell, dau. of Sir Christopher Curwen, Kt. 
 
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 3. Edmund. 2. John Sand-=j=Mary, dau. of 1. Thomas Elizabeth, wife 2. Martha. 
 
 ford, of Ask- 
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 ann., 1628. citty of Car- ton, in com. 
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 1. Thomas Sandford, of Ask-=f=Elizabeth, dau. of William Or- 2. Edward. 
 
 ham, Esq., setat. 35 annor., 
 28 Martii, 1665, 
 
 pheur, of Plumland Hall, in 
 com. Cumb. Esq. 
 
 1 m 
 
 1. Mary. William, set. 12 ann., 2. John. 
 
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CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND. 
 
 119 
 
 d^tratta relating to tlje Jfamilg ni Santrp from t&jc 
 ^aridj Register of St Be«, 
 
 CONTRIBUTED BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Esq., F.S.A. 
 
 10th September, 1880. 
 
 MARRIAGES. 
 
 1543, Aug. 23 — Willmus Richmond cu. filia Rogeri 
 
 Sands 
 1546, July 4 — Robertus Bity et Elisabetha Sands 
 1564, July 9 — Laurentius Sands et Jeneta Skelton 
 1567, April 29 — Johannes Wilson et Jeneta Sands 
 
 1579, Aug. 18 — Laurentius Sands et Margarcta 
 
 Grayson 
 1584, June 30 — Henricus Sands et Helena Fletcher 
 1591, June 1 — Marcus Steinbergheret Helena Sands 
 1605, May 14 — Henricus Pounsonby et Doritha Sands 
 
 BAPTISMS. 
 
 1539, Jan. 
 
 31- 
 
 1542, Oct. 
 
 13- 
 
 1544, Jan. 
 
 4- 
 
 1546, Dec. 
 
 23- 
 
 1550, Nov. 
 
 17- 
 
 ,, March 17- 
 
 1551, April 
 
 20- 
 
 1553, Aug. 
 
 23- 
 
 1561, June 
 
 24- 
 
 1562, Aug. 
 
 14- 
 
 „ Feb. 
 
 13- 
 
 1563, Nov. 
 
 22- 
 
 1564, Jan. 
 
 27- 
 
 „ Feb. 
 
 16- 
 
 1565, May 
 
 26- 
 
 .i Aug. 
 
 2- 
 
 1566, May 
 
 25- 
 
 1567, July 
 
 16- 
 
 m Aug. 
 
 24- 
 
 1568, Oct. 
 
 23- 
 
 1569, April 
 
 3- 
 
 »> » 
 
 21- 
 
 „ Nov. 
 
 22- 
 
 1570, May 
 
 3- 
 
 m Aug. 
 
 26- 
 
 1571, March 10- 
 
 1572, April 
 
 25- 
 
 -Doritha filia Willielmi Sands 
 Helena filia Willielmi Sands 
 -Jeneta filia Willielmi Sands 
 -Barbaria filia Willielmi Sands 
 -Maria filia Willielmi Sands 
 -Robertus filius Johannis Sands 
 -Robertus filius Johannis Sands 
 -Elizabetha filia Roberti Sands 
 -Jeneta filia Johannis Sands 
 -Henricus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Rogerus filius Johannis Sands 
 -Doritha filia Roberti Sands 
 -Elizabetha filia Chistoferi Sands 
 -Robertus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Robertus filius Lawrentii Sands 
 -Thomas filius Johannis Sands 
 -Nicholaus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Jacobus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Anna filia Lawrentii Sands 
 -Johannis filius Lawrentii Sands 
 -Nicholaus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Christoferus films Johannis Sands 
 -Jeneta filia Christoferi Sands 
 -Helena filia Roberti Sands 
 -Richardus filius Johannis Sands 
 -Jeneta filia Roberti Sands 
 -Jeneta filia Lawrentii Sands 
 
 1573, 
 1573, 
 1576, 
 1585, 
 
 1586, 
 1586, 
 1588, 
 1589, 
 1590, 
 1592, 
 1593, 
 1595, 
 1596, 
 1597, 
 
 April 30 
 Nov. 8- 
 May 27- 
 April 6- 
 Dec. 21- 
 May 29 
 June 19 
 July 23 
 Sept. 2- 
 Dec. 25 
 May 25- 
 Aug. 8- 
 June 
 Aug. 29 
 Feb. 26 
 
 1599, July 25- 
 
 1600, Feb. 12- 
 
 1605, Aug. 5- 
 1643, Jan. 9- 
 
 1652, June 2- 
 
 1653, Sept. 25- 
 
 -Anna filia Johannis Sands 
 Anna filia Roberti Sands 
 Robertus filius Johannis Sands 
 Helena filia Henrici Sands 
 Walterus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Doritha filia Henrici Sands 
 Jeneta filia Henrici Sands 
 •Robertus filius Henrici Sands 
 Henricus filius Henrici Sands 
 Anna filia Henrici Sands 
 Nicholaus filius Henrici Sands 
 Margareta filia Henrici Sands 
 3 — Briggida filia Henrici Sands 
 -Susanna filia Henrici Sands 
 - Willielmus filius Henrici Sands de 
 
 Rottington 
 -Thomas filius Henrici Sands de 
 
 Rottington 
 -Anthonius filius Henrici Sands de 
 
 Rottington 
 -Elina filia Henrici Sands 
 -Willielmus filius Johannis Sands 
 
 de Endsides 
 -Jacobus filius W T illielmi Sandes de 
 
 St. Bees 
 Willielmus filius Willielmi Sands 
 de Sandwith 
 
 BURIALS. 
 
 1540, Jan. 20— Rogerus Sands 
 
 1541, Oct. 29— Doritha filia Willielmi Sands 
 
 1546, Feb. 22— Elisabetha filia Willielmi Sands 
 
 1547, Aug. 21— Robertus filius Rogeri Sands 
 ,, Dec. 10 — Elina filia Willielmi Sands 
 
 1550, Jan. 29— Maria filia Willielmi Sands 
 
 1560, May 13— Barbara filia Willielmi Sands 
 
 1561, May 8— Willielmus Sands de Rottington 
 ,, Feb. 11— Jeneta filia Christoferi Sands 
 
 it ,, 16 — Johannes filius Johannes Sands 
 
 1562, Jan. 19 — Johannes filius Christoferi Sands 
 
 1567, Sept. 30— Nicholaus filius Roberti Sands 
 
 ,, Oct. 10 — Johannes filius Christoferi Sands 
 ,, Nov. 12 — Anna filia Lawrentii Sands 
 
 1568, Sept. 15 — Johannes filius Christoferi Sands 
 
 1569, Sept. 9— Christoferus filius Johannes Sands 
 
 1573, April 8— Johannes filius Christoferi Sands 
 
 1574, April 29— Anna uxor Roberti Sands 
 
 1577, Dec. 7 — Margareta uxor Christoferi Sands 
 
 1578, Oct. 11— Jeneta filia Lawrentii Sands 
 
 1578, Nov. 
 ,, Dec. 
 
 1585, July 
 „ Sept. 
 
 11- 
 6- 
 
 7- 
 
 31- 
 
 1- 
 
 1588, June 28- 
 
 1591, March 23- 
 
 1592, June 22- 
 
 1593, Nov. 30- 
 
 1598, June 3- 
 
 1599, Oct. 19- 
 1806, Sept. 17- 
 1613, Aug. 13- 
 
 ,, March 13- 
 
 1621, April 1- 
 
 1622, July 31- 
 
 1623, Feb. 18- 
 
 -Jeneta uxor Lawrentii Sands 
 -Christoferus Sands 
 -Johannes Sands 
 -Lawrentius Sands 
 -Robertus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Elina filia Henrici Sands 
 -Robertus Sands de Rottington 
 -Anna filia Henrici Sands 
 -Willielmus filius Roberti Sands 
 -Margareta filia Henrici Sands 
 -Susanna filia Henrici Sands 
 -Thomas filius Henrici Sands 
 -Isabella filia Henrici Sands 
 -Elena uxor Henrici Sands de Rot- 
 tington 
 -Henricus Sands dc Rottington 
 -Jacobus Sands de Rottington 
 -Christoferus filius Johannis Sands 
 -Uxor Relicta Richardi Sands 
 
120 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 THE EAST WARD. Appleby, 22 Martij, 1664. 
 
 Scaife, rf Wwton (TO.) 
 
 Arms. — Azure, on a chevron argent, between as many wolves' heads erased or, threz trefoi's 
 
 slipped sa. 
 Crest — A wolf's head erased or, holding in the mouth a trefoil as in the arms. 
 
 Respite given for proofe of these amies, but no procfe made 
 
 Robert Scaife, of Winton, in co. 
 Westmerland. 
 
 Rowland Scaife, of Winton, in=j=Anne, dan, of Barton, of 
 
 co. Westmerland. 
 
 Ormeside Hall, in com. Westmer- 
 land, Esq. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Robert Scaife, of Winton, died=j=Margaret, dau. of Arthur Shepeard, 
 
 circa annum 1623. 
 
 of Ramson, in co. Weston. 
 
 —| 
 
 2. Arthur=Elizabeth 1. Robert Scaife,=j=Mary, dau. 1. Frances, 2. Sarah, wife 
 
 Scafe, of dau. of of Winton, in 
 
 Winton, in com. Westmer- 
 
 co. West- Rayner, land, set. 56 an- 
 
 merld. oat. of nor, 22 Mart, 
 
 48 ann. 29 in com. 1664. 
 
 Jan., 1664. Lincoln. 
 
 r~ 
 
 of John Col- wife of John of John Bus- 
 ville, of the Breckin, of field, of Raven- 
 Dale, in Winton, in stondale, in co. 
 com. Ebor., co. Westm. Westmerld. 
 Esqr. 
 
 " I 
 
 3. John. 4. Richard. 1. Robert 1. Margaret 2. Sarah, wife 3.Agnes,wife 4.Mary 
 
 Scaife, set. wife of Ab- of William of Hugh 
 
 26 annor., raham Bus- Spencley, of Hartley, of 
 
 (vel circa) field, of Rid- Kirkby Stc- Kirkby Ste- 
 
 22 Mart., gate, in com. ven, in com. vcn, in com. 
 
 1664, now Westm. Westm. Westmerland 
 a student 
 in Oxford. 
 
 Certified by Robert Scaife. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 121 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Eyremond, 3 April, 1G65. 
 
 Smljouse, of Seascale, 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly 1 and 4- Or, a parrot ppr., Senhouse. 2 and 3, gu., three eagles 
 displayed or, Eaglesfield. 
 
 Crest. — A parrot ppr 
 
 William Senhouse, of Seascale, in=j= dau. and coheir of 
 
 co. Cumbrise., Esq. 
 
 Lucy, of. 
 
 .J 
 
 Thomas Senhouse, of Seascale,=j=Dorothy, dau. and heire of. 
 Esq. 
 
 I~ 
 
 Eaglesfield, of Alneburgh Hall, 
 in com. Cumbria). 
 
 1. Thomas Senhouse, of Seascale, =f= 
 Esq. 
 
 2. John Senhouse, 
 
 of Alneburg 
 
 2. Lancelot 1 died 
 
 3. Thomas. ( unm. 
 
 John Senhouse, of= 
 Seascale, Esq., dyed 
 in Dec. a 1638. 
 
 "1 
 
 =Mary, dau. of Daniell Joyce, died 
 Flemyng, of Rydale, in unmarried, 
 com. Westmorland, Esq. 
 
 3. Thomas. 2. Joseph Sen- John Sen-= 
 
 4. William, house, of Hall house, of 
 
 — Bolton, in com. Seascale, 
 
 5. Anthony Cumbr., mar. Esq., net. 
 died unm. Margaret, dau. 67 ann., 
 
 of Lancelot 3 Apl., a 
 
 Lough, ofWin- 1665. 
 derwath, in 
 Westmerland. 
 
 r 
 
 -~ — ■ ■ 1 i i i 
 
 =Anne, dau. of John Agnes. 
 Bimpson, of Shav- Dorothy, 
 ington, in com, Alice. 
 
 Lane, (and coheir) Isabell. 
 as also coheir to Sir - 
 Edward Writinton, 
 of Writinton, in co. 
 Lane, Knt., her 
 mother's brother. 
 
 1 
 
 5. Mary, 
 
 wife of 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Antrobus. 
 
 died 
 unmar- 
 ried. 
 
 Writinton Senhouse, son and heir,=f=Dorothy, dau. of John Aynes- 
 
 aet. 24 an., 3 Apl., a 1665. 
 
 worth, of Plessington, in co. 
 Lane. 
 
 2. William, retatis 1. John, set. 4 ann., 
 
 2 ann. 3 Apl., 1665. 
 
 Frances, borne 
 14 Dec, 1664. 
 
 Certified by Wrightinton Senhouse on the behalf e of his father 
 
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122 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE below DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 31 Martij. 
 
 StnlMM, of ^htefarottgt 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly ; 1. A parrot ppr., Senhouse. 2. Gu. a chev. between three combs 
 arg., Tunstall. 3. Gu. three eagles displayed or, Eaglespield. 4. Az., on a 
 chevron or,between three dolphins argent, five cinque/oils gu. 
 
 Crest. — A parrot ppr. 
 
 Thomas Senhouse, of Seascale, in= 
 co. Cumbria?., Esqr. 
 
 __l 
 
 = dau. and coheire of Richard 
 
 Eglesfield, of Alneburgh Hall, in 
 com. Cumbrian, Esqr. 
 
 1 Senhouse, of 
 
 Seascale, Esqr. =j= 
 
 2. John Senhouse, of= 
 Alneburgh Hall. 
 
 I 
 
 3. John 
 
 obiit 
 
 sine 
 
 prole. 
 
 Anne, dau. of Ponsonby, 
 
 of Haw Hale, juxta Egremond. 
 
 2. Richard 
 
 Senhouse, 
 Bishop of 
 Carlisle. 
 
 1. Peter = 
 Senhouse, 
 of Alne- 
 brough 
 Hall, dyed 
 in January, 
 1654. 
 
 =Frances, dau. 
 of Lancelot 
 Skelton, of Ar- 
 mathwayt, in 
 com. Cumbr., 
 Esqr. 
 
 1. Alianor, 
 wife of Hen- 
 ry Fletcher, 
 of Moresby, 
 in co. Cumb. 
 
 1 n 
 
 2. Jane, 3. Elizabeth 
 
 wife of wife of 
 
 John Will. Bris- 
 
 Blener- koo, a 
 
 hasset,of younger son 
 
 Flemby, to Briskoo, 
 
 in co. of Crofton. 
 
 Cumbriae 
 
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 .j 
 
 John Senhouse, 1 of Alnebrough, 
 set. 67 annor, 30° Martij, 1665. 
 
 ^Elizabeth, dau. of Humphrey 
 Wharton, of Gillingwood, in 
 Richmundsh, in com. Ebor. 
 
 2. Patricius=j=Elizabeth,dau. 
 
 Senhouse. 
 
 of John Brom- 
 field,of Hames 
 Hill, widd. of 
 Henry Dalton 
 of Brigham, in 
 com. Cumbrise. 
 
 Elizabeth, =1. John ■ 
 
 dau. of Senhouse 
 
 Jerome Tol- son and 
 
 hurst, Dep- heire, set. 
 
 uty Gover- 40 an. 30 
 
 nor of Car- Martij, a 
 
 lisle, 1st wife 1665. 
 
 1 I I I I 
 
 =Mary, dau. of 1. Frances. 
 
 Andrew Hud- 2. Isabel. 
 
 leston, of Hut- 3. Agnes. 
 
 ton John, in 4. Margaret. 
 
 com. Cumbr., 5. Elizabeth. 
 
 2nd wife. 
 
 1. Patricius aet. 
 8 an., 31 Martij, 
 1665. 
 
 2. Thomas 
 3 Months. 
 
 set. 
 
 1 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 
 aet. 4 ann. 
 
 I — 1 
 
 1. John set. 2. Andrew 
 
 5 an., 31 
 
 Martij, 1665 
 
 3. Dudley 
 
 Certified by John Senhouse. 
 
 Vide ye Visitation of Northamptonshire made a 1682, for the brothers of this John. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND 
 
 123 
 
 CUMBERLAND WARD. 
 
 Carlisle, 29< J Martij 1665. 
 
 Simpson, of Hlkrtljtoijt 
 
 " No Amies shelved." 
 
 coin. Ebor. 
 
 .Simpson, of. 
 
 ,111=1= 
 
 rr 
 
 Hugli Simpson, of Allerthwayt,=== 
 in co. Cumbr., died circa annum 
 1646. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Hugh Simpson, of Aller-===Elizabeth, dau. of Lancelot 
 
 thwayt, set. 50 aim., 29 
 Martij, 1665 
 
 Relfe, of Brathwayt, in com. 
 Cumbrian. 
 
 Anne, wife of Thomas 
 Stangar, of Hullock, in 
 com. Cumbr. 
 
 I I 
 
 3. Joseph. 2. John. 1. Lancelot Simp- 
 son, son & heiie, 
 now of Fairbanke 
 in com. Cumbr., 
 set. 22 an., 29 
 Martij, a 1665. 
 
 =Mary, dau. 1. Dorothy, 2. Isabel], 3. Eliza- 
 
 of William wife of John wife of beth. 
 
 Musgrave, 
 
 of Penrith, dale, in com 
 
 in co. Cumb. Cumbria?. 
 
 Esqr. 
 
 r~ 
 
 i 
 
 Elizabeth, set. 1 an. 
 29 Martij, a° Dni. 
 1665. 
 
 Fell, of Ul- Daniell 
 Hexeter, 
 of the 
 
 Citty of 
 Carlisle. 
 
 Certified by Lance'ot Simpson, 
 
 See also Glover's Visitation of Yorkshire, page 98 
 
 ft 
 
124 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 Skctoit, of armat&hrastt. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 and 4- Azure, a /ess argent between three fleur-de-lis or, Skelton. 
 2 and S, argent, a bend dancettee azure, Brampton. 
 
 Thomas Skelton, of Armath\vayte,=j= dau. of Roger Lan- 
 
 in com. Cumberland. 
 
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 caster. 
 
 Richard Skelton. =j=Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas 
 
 Curwen. 
 
 __J 
 
 John Skelton. =j=Mary, dau. of John Irton. 
 
 1. Thomas. 3. Robert. 
 
 2. Oswald. 4. Christopher. 
 
 rn . 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 Ellyn. 
 
 See also Tonys Visitation, p. 98, Floioer's Visitation, p. 286, Glovers Visitation, p 37G, 
 
 and Dugdale's Visitation, p. 113. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
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 VISITATION PEDIGREES OP 
 
 LEATHE WARD. 
 
 Cocker month, 31 Martij, 1G65 
 
 Skelton, of JJinMiousc. 
 
 Arms. — Az. a /esse gu. cotisel arg., between three flea> s- de-lis cr. 
 
 William Skelton, of Appletree-=j= 
 thwayt, in com. Cumbria?., a 
 younger son to one of the Skel- 
 tons, of Branthwayt, in com. 
 Cumbria?. 
 
 I~ 
 
 I 
 
 2. Simon Skelton, of High-=f=Margaret, dau. of George Skel- 1. John Skelton, of 
 
 house, in com. Cumbr. 
 
 __J 
 
 ton, a younger son of the house Appletreethwayts. =f= 
 of Armethwayt. /^ 
 
 John Skelton, of High-house, =j=Dorothy, dau. of George Bake- 
 
 in com. Cumbr., died in a° 
 1644. 
 
 house, of Morley, in com. West- 
 morland. 
 
 L 
 
 1 
 
 Dorothy, dau. of Joseph Thwayts,=j=Richard Skelton, of=j=Ellen. dau. of Joseph Huddle 
 
 of Thwayts, in com. Cumbr., 
 first wife. 
 
 High-house, set. 62 
 annorum, 31 Martij 
 a 1665. 
 
 .J 
 
 ston, of Hutton-John, in co. 
 Cumbr., second wife. 
 
 1. Dorothy, aet. 
 
 18 annor, 
 
 31 Mart., 1665. 
 
 I — 
 
 2. Mary, set. 12 annor, 
 
 31 Mart., 1665. 
 
 1 I 1 
 
 3. Elizabeth. 
 
 4. Anne. 
 
 5. Helen. 
 
 Certified by Richard Skelton 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 127 
 
 JStanUg, of ©altpttjr- 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 and 4 Argent, on a bend azure cottised vert, three stags cabossed or. 2 and 3 Gules 
 two bars and in chief three mullets argent, pierced or. 
 
 Crest. — A stag's head argent, attired or, collared vert. 
 
 John Stanley, lord of Stanleigh, and of=F 
 Storton, (in Wyrall) in com. Cestrise. 
 
 John Stanleigh, of Greswetham, in com.- 
 Cumbria?., youngest son. 
 
 John Stanley, of Greys Wetham, 10 E. III. 
 
 William Stanleigh, lord of Storton and 
 Stanleigh, from whom the Stanleys, of 
 Hooton, in com. Cestria?. are descended. 
 On a bend three stags' heads caboshed 
 
 X 
 
 Nicholas Stanley. =fConstance, dau. and heire of Thomas Austhwayt, of Austhwayt, 
 | in com. Cumbrian , now called Dalegarthe, 20 E. III. 
 
 2. John Stanley, of 
 Hall Thwayts. * y 
 
 I 
 
 Thomas Stanley, of 
 Hall Thwayts. =p 
 
 . i 
 
 Thomas Stanley, of Austhwayt,=j= 
 Esq., 10 H. VI., 1431. 
 
 r J 
 
 Nicholas Stanley, of Austhwayt, 
 
 38 H. VI., 1437. 
 
 1 
 
 William. 
 
 J 
 
 John Stanley. 
 
 J 
 
 William Stanley. 
 
 I 
 
 Roger Stanley. 
 
 J 
 
 J 
 John Stanley, of Arna- 
 by in Cumberland. =j= 
 
 r~ 
 
 Thomas Stanley, of Dalegarth, =p Anne, dau. of Sir Richard Hudles- 
 Esq., 38 H. VI. | ton, Kt. 
 
 i ' 
 
 William Stanley, of Dalegarth, =j=Aliee, dau. of Sir Richard Ducket, 
 Esq. | Knt. 
 
 r ' 
 
 Thomas Stanley, of Dalegarth, =j=Margaret, dau. of John Fleming. 
 
 Esq. 
 
 I 1 — 1 
 
 1. Chris- 3. Richard^Widow = 2. Thomas ,—dau. of 
 
 of of Lee, in Burton, 
 
 Doctor com. Sur- and wid. 
 
 Burcott. rey, ob. s.p. of 
 
 r- — 1 1 Scroggs. 
 
 1. Thomas. 2. John. 
 
 topher, of Fittle- 
 futher of worth, in 
 William, com. Sussex 
 
 i — r 
 
 S.Thomas Stan-^pJoyce, dau. of John 2. Christo- 
 
 ley, M r . of the 
 Mynt. 
 
 Barret, of Audley, in 
 Kisex, and ...widd. 
 of Sir James Wil- 
 ford, Knt. 
 
 pher, father 
 of Thomas, 
 of London. 
 
 1 j 
 
 John Stanley, =pMargai-et, dau wife 
 
 of Dalegarth, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 r" 
 
 of Thomas Sen- to Thomas 
 house, Esq. Walker, of 
 
 Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 Mary, sole heir. 
 
 Sir Edward Herbert, 2nd son of 
 William, Earl of Pembroke. 
 
 Thomas Stan-=j=Isabell, dau. of John 
 
 Sir William Herbert, of Red castle, co. 
 Cumb,, Esq. 
 
 Sir Percy Herbert, of Redcastle, Knight, 
 and Bart. 
 
 ley, of Dale- 
 garth, Esq. 
 
 i 
 Edward Stan- 
 ley, of Dale- 
 garth, Esq. dyed 
 circa an. 1646. 
 
 Leake, of Edmonton. 
 
 Tsabell. dau. of 
 
 Briggs, of Cawmire, 
 in com. Westmerland. 
 
 i — r 
 
 i — i — i — i 1 ^ 
 
 1. Margaret, wife Thomas, Dorothy, dau. = John Stanley, 
 
 of Joseph Hexe- died an- of Henry Feth of Dalegarth, 
 
 ter, of Keswyke, married erston, of Kirk- 
 in com. Westm. Oswald, in co. 
 
 2. Anne, wife of Cumb., Esq., 
 Edward Crofts, of 1st wife. 
 
 Appleton, in co. i 
 
 Ebor. Edward Stanley, of Dale-^Isabell, eldest dau. of Thos. 
 
 Esq., died in 
 a" 1649. 
 
 Mary, dau. 3. William, 
 
 of Thomas of Ponson- 
 
 Stanley, of by, in com. 
 
 Lee, in co. Cumbr. 
 
 Sussex, 4. Richard, 
 
 2nd wife, died unm. 
 
 5. Edward 
 Stanley, a 
 fellow of 
 Qu. College 
 in Oxford, 
 died atWi- 
 gan, being 
 wounded 
 
 3. Bridget, ) died 
 
 4. Isabell, J un. 
 
 garth, Esq., ret. 25 an., 
 3 Apl,. 1665. 
 
 Carwen, of Sello Parke, in in fight in 
 
 com. Cumb., Esq. 
 
 2. Thomas. 
 
 1. John, set. 3 aim., 
 3 Apl., 1665. 
 
 The parts in Italic are taken from the 1015 Visitation 
 
 1. Isabell. 2. Barbara. 
 
 Certified hy Edward Stanley. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 in the ser- 
 vice of 
 King Char- 
 les the first 
 martyr. 
 
128 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 CUMBERLAND WARDE. 
 
 C oehermouth, 31 Martij, 16G5. 
 
 Stawfoi):, of CatlteU. 
 
 Arms. — Az. a /esse dancettee gu. between three crosses botonnee fitchee or, attested by Sir 
 William Dethwick, garter a Dni. 1592. 
 
 Richard Stanewiges, of Stanewiges, 40 E. III. 
 
 John Staynwiges, 2 H. IV.= 
 
 Thomas Staynewigges, of = 
 Orton, Esq., 5 H. VI. 
 
 Thomas Stanwix, of Carlisle, 1 
 Esq., 1 E. IV. 
 
 r— 
 
 Esq. 
 
 .dau. of Thomas Vaux, 
 
 Thomas Stanewix, 6 H. VII.=j=Jennet, dau. of Richard Lowther. 
 
 I 
 
 Thomas Stanwix, of Carleil,=j= 
 
 temp. H. VIII. 
 
 James Stanwix, temp. H. VIII. =j= 
 
 Margaret, dau. of William 
 Blennerhasset. 
 
 r - 
 
 Richard Stanwix, temp. Eliz. 
 
 Reg. 
 
 James Stanwix, of Caerleile.^pMary, widow of Brotherick 
 
 2. Richard. 
 
 3. John. 
 
 4. James. 
 
 5. Henry. 
 
 *- — <> 
 
 obiere sine 
 prole. 
 
 Thomas Stanwix= 
 Capt. of a Foot 
 Company in the 
 regiment of Sir 
 Philip Musgrave 
 Knt. and Bart., 
 slayne in the 
 .King's Service, 
 A Dni. 1648. 
 
 ^Frances, 
 dau. of Mat- 
 thew Pal la- 
 day, of 
 Brough, in 
 comitat 
 Cumbria?, 
 
 1 i ; 1 
 
 1. Frances, 2. Jane, wife 3. Mary, 
 wife of of Thomas wife of 
 
 Ambrose Gibson, of Alexander 
 
 Nicholson, Horn castle, Dalton, of 
 of Carleil. in co. Line. Carleil, in 
 
 co. Cumb. 
 
 r~ 
 
 "~l 
 
 Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Thomas Stanwix, of Carlisle,=j=Grace, clau. and sole heire of 
 
 Holbeach, of Cold New- Esq., art. 35 an., 31 Martij, 
 ton, in co. Leic. a 1665. 
 
 I 
 
 3. (J race. 
 
 Thomas Fairfax, of Parke- 
 head, in com. Cumbria?. 
 
 2. Elizabeth. 1. Frances, ret. 12 an., 
 31 Martij, 1665. 
 
 Certified by Thomas Stanwix. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 129 
 
 KENDALL WARDE. Kendall, 20 Marty, 1664. 
 
 o* 
 
 fcele, of Imoall, (3HB.) 
 
 Arms. — A /esse engrailed fretted, between three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure. 
 Crest. — A wolfs head sa, gorged and fretted beloiu the collar az. 
 
 Respite given for proofs of these amies but no proofe made. 
 
 Michael Steele, of Skelton, in=j= 
 com. Eborum. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Francis Steele, now of Plomp-=j=Auclrey, clau. of Hods- 
 
 hon, of Ollerton-G range, in co. 
 Ebor. 
 
 ton, in co. Ebor. a D. 1664 
 
 1 
 
 .1 ~ 
 
 Michaell Steele, of Kendall, =j=Elizabeth, dau. and sole heire 
 
 Doctor of Phisick, set. 48 an., I of Richard Young. 
 
 20 Martij, 1664. 
 
 .r — J 
 
 Michaell died in his infancie. 
 
 Certified by Michaell Steele 
 
130 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 StodOraU, of Batumi, (WL) 1615. 
 
 William Stockdalle.=f= 
 
 I 
 
 I T ■ L ~ 1 1 
 
 Robert Stockdalle, Stockdalle.=f= Edmund Stock- Oliver 
 
 of Hull, in com, of Kirkby Lons- 
 
 Yorke. ^ dalle, in Westmor- 
 
 land 
 
 __J 
 
 dalle, of Smeton Stockdalle 
 and Oirsby. 
 
 1 
 
 Stockdalle.=j= 
 
 r J 
 
 Stockdalle. =f 
 
 I 
 
 r~ 
 
 Stockdalle.=j= 
 
 . r J 
 
 Christopher Stockdalle, 
 of Barboune, in West- 
 morland. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 131 
 
 ALLERDALE above DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 31 Martij, 1665. 
 
 Sfognlnuw, of ^tfotjjfoagt 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly; 1 and Jf Git., three boars' heads couped argt., crined or, betireen, 
 9 cross crosslets of the second; 2 and 3, per feise gules and arg., three cinquej oils 
 counter changed , a crescent for difference. 
 
 Crest. — A hoar's head erect couped argent. 
 
 John Swynbourne, of Hewth- 
 wayt, in com. Cumbr., Esqr. 
 
 =Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Sal- 
 kelcl, of White Hall, in com. 
 Cumbria?., Esqr. 
 
 Henry Swynburne, of Hewth-=j= dau. of Christopher 
 
 wayt, Esqr. 
 
 Irton, of Irton, in com. Cumbria?. 
 
 r~i i 1 r~i " 1 , 
 
 3. Cuthbert 2. Richard 1 . John Swyn-=j=Mabell, dau. 1. Anne, wife 3. Barbara 
 
 slayne in Swynburne, burne, of 
 
 Ireland. of Cocker- Hewthwayt, 
 
 4. Thomas, mouth, in co. Esqr., died a 
 
 now residing Cumbria?. 1646. 
 in Ireland. 
 
 of Thomas of Matthew 
 Mussrave, Blenerhasset, 
 
 •©««"■■ *-> 
 
 of Cum. 
 Tatch, in 
 com. Cumbr. 
 Esqr. 
 
 wife of 
 James Pear- 
 of Beanseales, son, after of 
 in com. Cum., John Scott, 
 
 after of of Keswyko 
 
 Tuke. in com. 
 
 2. Dorothy. Cumbria? 
 
 Richard Swynbourne, of= 
 Hewthwayt, Esqr., set. 
 29 an., 31 Martij, 1665 
 
 =Eleanor, dau. of Anthony 1. Thomas, Margaret, wife of 
 Bouche, of Cockermouth, died young. Robert Jenkinson, 
 in com. Cumbr. of in Ireland 
 
 1. John, set. 4 an., 
 31 Martij, a 1665. 
 
 2. Edward. 
 
 Certified by Richard Swynburne. 
 
132 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 LEATHE WARD Penrith, 24 Martij, 1664. 
 
 ^jjwlMir, of jWdmerbg. 
 
 Arms. — Arg., a maunche gu. 
 
 Crest. — A woman's bust ppr. habited gu. 
 
 Christopher Threlkeld, of Mel-=f= dau. and coh. of 
 
 marby, in com. Cumb., Esq. 
 
 Highmore, of Under Skyddaw, 
 in com. Cumbrian. 
 
 John Threlkeld, of Melmarby, in=j=Margerie, dau. of Eden, of 
 
 com. Cumbi\, Esq. 
 
 West Auckland, in the Bpp™* of 
 Durham. 
 
 I 
 
 John Threlkeld died in a 1610=f=Anne, dau. of William Orrell, of 
 
 or thereabouts. I Turton Tower, in com. Lane. 
 
 Humphrey Threlkeld, of Mel-=j=Margaret, dau. of Lancelot Sal- 
 
 marby, Esq., died circa an. 1645. 
 
 keld, of Whitehall, in co. Cumb. 
 
 i 1 ; 1 
 
 Lancelot Threlkeld, of=j=Katherine, dau. of Nicholas 1. Frances, wife of 2. Anne. 
 
 Melmarby, Esq., setatis 
 50 aim., 24 Martij, a 
 1664. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Whitfield, of New Sheild, Humphrey Douth- 
 in Alston Moore, in com. wayt, of Melmarby, 
 Cumbrian in com. Cumbrian. 
 
 "I 
 
 1. Anne, aetatis 20 ann. 2. Katherine. 3. Mary. 4. Dorothy. 5. Margery. 
 
 24 Mart., 1665. 
 
 Certified by Lancelot Threlkeld, Esq. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 133 
 
 £&foait«, of £Ijfoattcs, (W.) 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 and Jf, Argent, a cross sable, fretty or. 2 and 3 sable, a lion 
 rampant argent, crovmed(or), vulned with three billets of the field. 
 
 William Thwaytes.=j=Margaret, sister of Sir Henry 
 
 | Bellingham. 
 I 
 
 William Thwaytes, son and heir.=j=Anne, dau. of John Kyrkby, of 
 
 | Ratclyff. 
 
 J — -r n 
 
 John Thwaytes,=f=Isabell, dau. of John Elisabeth, mar. to Isabel, married to 
 son and heir. Flemyng, of Rydell. William Belling- Thomas Elderton, 
 
 ham. of Hackney. 
 
 r 
 
 i — i — i — i 1 — i — i 1 — r~i 
 
 William Thwaytes,=j=Joan, dau. 2. Antony. Jane. Joan. 
 
 son and heir. 
 
 of Edmund 3. Richard. Alice. Mabell. 
 
 Sandforthe. 4. Robert. Dorothy. Winifrid. 
 
 5. Thomas. 
 
 . { ! j 
 
 John, son and heir. 2. Peter. Joan. Isabel. 
 
 See Tong's Visitation, p. 96 ; Flower's Visitation, p. 322 ; and Glover's Visitation, p. 175 
 
134 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 ALLERDALE WARD subtus DARWENT. 
 
 Cochermouth, 31 Martij, 1GG5. 
 
 Qbdnm, of 3Bttbtfetik 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, I. & IV. Vert on a chief ' az., three martlets or, all within a bordure of 
 the third pelletee, Tolson. 77. Quarterly, 1 and Jp Arg., on a bend sa., three 
 owls arg., 2 and 3 arg., a cross moline sa. a crest for difference, Savile, op 
 Watii. 777. Arg., three bars az. in chief as many lozenges vert, Fleming. 
 
 Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's jamb ermine holding two ostrich feathers 
 vert and az. 
 
 Henry Tolson, Esqr., High=j= 
 Shreeve of Cumberland, 17° 
 Eliz. 
 
 I" 
 
 Richard Tolson, of=T=Eleanor, dau. of 
 
 Bridekirke, in co. 
 Cumbria. 
 
 Lamplugh, of Doven- 
 by, in com. Cumbria?. 
 Esqr. 
 
 John Tolson, Provost 
 of Oriell Colledge, in 
 Oxford. 
 
 Lancelot Tolson, 
 a merchant in 
 London. == 
 
 Henry Tolson,= 
 of Bridekirke, 
 died in a 1603 
 
 =Margaret, dau. 
 and sole heire of 
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 Jane. 
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 Jane, 
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 2. Henry. 1. Richard Tolson, of Bridekirke,= 
 
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136 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 SFmtty. of Catcrlp. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly ; 1. Or, a/ess chequy yules and of the field, between three garbs of the second (Vaulx 
 of Caterlyx). 2. Gules a /esse chequy of the field and or. between six garbs of the last 
 (Vaulx, of Caterlyx). 3. Argent, a bend counter compony or and yules (Vaulx of 
 Tredermayxe), 4. Vert, a cross moline or (Delamore), " doubtfull of ye collers of the 
 last coate." 
 
 Crest. — An eagle's head erased sable, gorged with a collar or. 
 
 Robert Vaulx. 
 
 J 
 
 William Vaulx, temp. 2 \V illiam Ruf ns=j= 
 
 i ' 1 1 
 
 1. William le Vaulx. =^ 2. Robert. 3. Henry. 
 
 Sir John Vaulx, Knt., 16 H. II. =f 
 
 i 
 
 JohnVaulx, 32 H. H.=f 
 
 r - 1 t 1 
 
 William le Vaulx, temp. K. John.^f 2. John. 3. Thomas. 
 
 | ' 
 
 Sir William le Vaulx, Knt., temp. H. III. =p 
 
 1. William \aulx.=f=Margery le \ aulx, of Tredermayne. 2. John le \anlx, of whom comcs\ aulx 
 
 of Odiam, in Hampshire. 
 
 L n 
 
 John le Vaulxe. 48 E. III.=j= 
 
 John le Vaulxe, 20 R. IL=F 2. William. 3. Robert. 
 
 r J 
 
 John le \aulxe, 4 Hen. IV.=f= 
 
 ± ^ _, 
 
 \\ illiam le Vaulx,=j= dau. of Browam, 2. John. Henry, of whom conies 
 
 8 Hen. V. a chevron between three dolphins. 3. Thomas. Vaulxe, of Lincolnshire. 
 
 William le Vaulx, 20 Ed. IV.=j=lssabel, dau, of Delamore. 
 
 Gules, a cross for y or. 
 
 
 Mary, dau. of Skelton,=pJohnVaulx, of Caterlin, in=j=._. dau. of. 
 
 2nd wife. Az, a fesse between | com. Cumberland. 
 three fleurs-de-lis or. 
 
 Crakenthorpc (1st wife) 
 
 _j 
 
 2. John Vaulx, of the=j=Elizabeth, dau. of William 1. William Vaulx, =j=Jane, dau. of 
 
 Mylynke, in com. 
 Cumberland. 
 
 Layton, of Delmayne, in of Caterlyn. 
 
 com. Cumberland. 
 
 Leyborne. 
 
 r~r; I 1 i i 1 1 i — : — i — 1 1 — i 
 
 1. Ambrose. \\ illiam, of Anne, wife Jane, wife Catherine, 1. Thomas, 2. Row- Mary, 
 
 2. Cuthbert. Steresby, co. of William of Richard wife of ob. s.p. land wife of 
 
 o. s.p. York, 1584, Bresbey, of Sympson. Alexander 3. John. Vaulx, Sen- 
 
 marrd. Cath- Penrith. Elizabeth, Watson, of 4. Cuthbert married house. 1 
 erine, dau. of Mary, wife wife of Pereth, Anne, Dorothy 
 
 Piers Frodin- of Cuthbert Rowland in Cumber- dau. of wife of 
 
 gham, of of Maud- Holme, of land. Sen- 
 
 Frodingham bye, in Cumber- Salkeld. house. 
 
 Garth, in Hoi- Cumber- land. =5= 
 
 derness, and land. i — | — , , — , ' , 
 
 died s.p. I. William. 4. Richard. 5 daughters, 
 
 2. Thomas. 5. John. not married. 
 
 3. Humphrey. 
 1 Or Salkeld. a* 
 
 bee also Flower's Vieitation of Yorkshire, 1584-5, pp. 228-9. J^ 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 
 
 137 
 
 ALLERDALE supra DARWENT. 
 
 Cockermouth, 31 Martij 1G65. 
 
 ©ritll, of C0ttattoutfjL 
 
 Arms. — Argent, on a chief 3 plates, a crescent for difference. 
 Respite given for proofe of these amies. 
 
 Robert Uriell, of Cockermouth,= 
 in com. Cumb. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Richard Uriell, of Cockermouth. 
 
 i 
 
 Richard Uriell. =j=Hel en, dau. of Sanderson, 
 
 of Cockermouth. 
 
 2. Edward, 1. William Ur-= 
 obijt. sine iell, of Cock- 
 prole, ermouth, dyed 
 in a 1649. 
 
 =Frances, dau. of 1. Anne, wife of 2. Alice, wife of 
 William Blenner- Mungo Dalston, Richard Mason, 
 hasset, of Flemby, of Cockermouth. of Cockermouth. 
 in com. Cumbr., 
 Esq. 
 
 -1 
 
 1. William Uriel! ,=|=Elizabeth, dau. of 2. Richard Uriell, of=j=Jane, dau. of Thomas 
 
 of Cockermouth. 
 
 William Askew, of Cockermouth, set. 45 
 Milium, in com. annor,31 Martij, 1665 
 Cumbr. 
 
 Fletcher, of Moreside, 
 in com. Cumbr. 
 
 __I 
 
 William, set. 9 an. 
 31 Mart., 1665. 
 
 2. Robert, set. 
 11 months, 
 31 Mart., 1665. 
 
 1 r~i 
 
 1. Richard, oot. Frances. 
 
 11 an., 31 Mar., Jane, 
 
 1665. 
 
 Certified by Richard VrielL 
 
138 
 
 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 aptfp, of SmariraU, (TO.) 1615. 
 
 Arms. — Quarterly, 1 and 4, Sable, three covered cups argent. 2 and 3 argent, on a f esse 
 gules, three cushions or. 
 
 Crest. — A boar's head coined argent. 
 
 1 Richard Warcop, of Smer-=p dau. of Thomas 
 
 dalle, in. Westmerland. Radcliffe. 
 
 r~ 
 
 Edward Warcop, of Smer-=j=Anne, dau. of Tho. Layton, 
 dalle. of Saxhow. 
 
 r~ 
 
 John Warcop, of Smerclale.=j=Anne, dau. of Geoffrey Lan- 
 caster, of Craktrees. 
 
 I 
 
 Thomas Warcop=j=Anne, clau. 
 
 Penconer (to of Rowland 
 
 Q. Eliz.) was of Thornebor- 
 
 Smerdalle. ough. 
 
 vr~\ — 
 
 2. James. 
 
 3. Edward. 
 
 4. George. 
 
 r~r-\ 
 
 5. Matthew. 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 Anne. 
 
 Elizabeth, ux. 
 Cuthbert War- 
 cop, of Cowley 
 
 I 
 
 Frances, first dau. and coh. 
 
 mar. to John Dalston, in Coui- 
 
 berland. 
 
 dau. and coh. ux. 
 
 Talbot Bowes, 2nd son of Sir 
 
 George Bowes. 
 
 1 Rainold in Tonge. 
 
 See long's Visitation, p. 101, and Glover's Visitation, p. 376. 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. 139 
 
 CUMBERLAND WARD. Carlisle, 29 Mart., 1665. 
 
 Arms. — Az. three lions rampant argent. 
 
 Crest. — A dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand gauntletted, holding a battle axe. 
 
 Dils Randolphus de Meschines dedit dicto Odardo et haeredibus Manerium de Warthewyke cum 
 pertinentijs Dfis Hubertus de Vallibus, et Robertus filius ejus dederunt dicto Odardo manerium 
 de Chorkby cum pertinentijs tenendum de Baronia sua de Gillesland. 
 
 Dfis de Allerdale Waldeofus dedit dicto Odardo, manerium de Newton in Allerdale. 
 
 Dns Henr-primus Rex Anglise, dedit dicto Odardo maneria de Melmorby, Stainton juxta Eden et 
 Blackhill et prcedicta omnia confirmavit. 
 
 Successit dicto Odardo in Baroniis de Wigton et Stainton et in Manerijs de Melmorby et de Blackhill, 
 Adam filius Odardi primogenitus, aquo Dni de Wigton descendere ; Et hseres masculus ejusdem 
 Adam in Dno Johanne de Wigton cujus sola filia et hseres (ut juridici dicunt) de Sanguine alien- 
 avit manerium de Wigton Dno Anthonio de Lucy de Cockermouth tempore Regis Edwardi tertij. 
 
 Odardus de Logis fuit Dominus Baroniaa de Wigton 1 
 ex dono Waldevi filii Gospatricij comitis de Dunbar, 
 Domini de Allerdall. 
 
 * 
 
 i 1 ' 1 
 
 3. Osbertus, 2. Willielmus filius Odardi fuit secundus Dominus de=pOsanna. 1. Adam, 
 
 obijt. sine Warthwyke ex dono patris sui, temp. R x . H. II. fuit Dom- 
 
 prole. inus de Chorkby ut frater et hseres Osberti filii Odardi. 
 
 r ' 
 
 Johannes de Warthwyke temp. R. I. et R x . Johis=p 
 
 | 1 
 
 Willielmus de Warthwyke, 17 H. III. fuit miles, =r 
 44 H. III. 
 
 Robertus de Warthwyke, 32 E. I. =p 
 
 Willielmus de Warthwyke, temp. E. L=p 
 
 r 1 ' 
 
 2. Edmundus de Warthwyke. =f= 1. Johannes de Warthwyke, 34 E. I., 
 
 miles temp. E. II., obijt sine prole. 
 
 Johannes de Warthenwyke, nepos et= 
 hseres Johannis temp. Edw. III. 
 
 Georgius de Warthwyke, temp. R. II. = 
 
 Johannes de Warthwyke, temp. R. 11.= 
 
 Johannes Warwyke, temp. E. IV. 
 
 Lancelotus Warwyke. =p 
 
 ... r ' 
 
 Richardus Warwyke. =j= 
 
 Christopherus Warwike.=f Francesca filia Salkeld de Corby, 
 
 | in com. Cumb. arm. 
 
 L 1 
 
 Francesca filia Salkeld de White Hall,=rRichardus Warwyke, obijt=f= 
 
 in com. Cumbrian, uxor l a I circa annum, 1634. I uxor 2 a 
 
 Georgius, 1. Thomas Warwyke, mayors filia Gawini Brath- Johannes Warwyke de Lock- 
 
 wayt de Ambleside, in wayt juxta Hartley Castrum 
 com. Westmerlandiae Esq. in com. Westmerlandia?. 
 
 obijt civitatis Carleolensis obijt 
 
 sine prole. patre vivente. 
 
 Thomas Warwike de Warwike, in com.=j=Francesca filia Johannis Skelton de 
 Cumbr., arm. obijt a Dni 1654. | Armathwayt, in com. Cumbria?., arm. 
 
 — ' . ,. 1 1 l-i 
 
 2. Thomas Warwike,=Francesca filia Johannes 1. Johannes, 1. Maria uxor Row- 2. Cather- 
 
 set. 22 an., 29 Mart., Dalston de Acornebanke ob. ccelebs. landi Nichols, rectoris ine. 
 1W6« in com. Westmerland, Ecclesia? de Acton in 
 
 armyger. com. Cumbrian- 
 
 T 2 
 
 Certified by Thomas Warwyke, Esq. 
 Webb, see back of Fhilipson. 
 
140 VISITATION PEDIGREES OF 
 
 KENDALL WARDE. Kendall, 20 Marti], 1664 
 
 Wit)} (WestnuKlanfc.) 
 
 Arms. — Az., on a chief gu. three martlets or. 
 
 S r William Web, Lord Mayor of y e =j= 
 Citty of London, a D ni 1592. 
 
 Christopher Web, Alderman of the=j= 
 Citty of London. 
 
 S r William Web, Kn* an Esquire to Prince=pAlice, dau. of S r Thomas Strickland, of 
 
 Henry, he resided at Newby-upon-Yore, 
 in com. Ebor., died in August, a 1662, 
 was ruined for adhering to the King in the 
 late troubles. 
 
 Thornton Brigge, in com. Lane. (Ebor.) and 
 Sizor in com. Westmerland. 
 
 I - 1 - 1 
 
 2. William Web, set. 36 an., 1. Thomas Web. 
 
 20Martij, 1664. 
 
 Certified by WiUm. Webbe 
 
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMERLAND. 
 
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 ijartott, of TOIjarton, (WL) 
 
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 Thomas Wharton, of Wharton,=j= ...dau. of Lowther, 
 
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 Thomas Wharton, son and heir.=j=Agnes, dau. of Reynold Warcop, 
 
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 John Fulthorp Thomas Forster, of 
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 Lady Ann= 
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 Wharton.) bury. died s.p. 
 
 Philip, son 
 and heir. 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 Anne. 
 Mary. 
 
 Katherine. 
 
 See Tong's Visitation, page 99, Flower's Visitation, page 347, 
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 WESTMORLAND DISCLAIMERS. 
 
 THE NAMES OF SUCH PERSONS RESIDING IN THE COUNTY OF 
 WESTMERLAND, WHO WERE DISCLAYMED AT Y e SUMMER 
 ASSIZES, A 1666. 
 
 The Middle and East and West Warde. 
 
 Askham 
 Brampton 
 Brampton and 
 Thornthwayt 
 
 COTFLAT 
 KlRKBY THURE 
 
 Thomas Sandford 
 Christopher Dobson 
 
 Christopher Teasdell 
 
 Tliomas Birkbeck 
 Robert Teasedell 
 
 Kirkby Stephen - 
 
 Morland 
 
 Orton 
 
 Ormeside 
 
 Little Strickland 
 
 Thrimby 
 
 Willni. Dobson 
 John Routlidge 
 Thos. Birkbeck 
 Robt. Barton 
 Christ Crakenthorpe 
 James Webster 
 
 Kendall and Lonsdale Ward. 
 
 Barbon and 
 Mansergh 
 
 1 
 / 
 
 Willm. Garnet 
 
 Kentmire 
 
 Crosterthwayt 
 
 ) 
 
 Gerard Fetherstone 
 
 
 AND LYTHE 
 
 / 
 
 Willm. Garnet 
 
 
 HUNDHOLME 
 
 
 Alan Wilson 
 
 Langdale 
 
 HOLLINE 
 
 - 
 
 Olive Crosfeild 
 
 
 Holme House 
 
 
 J John Foxcroft 
 
 OxENHOLME - 
 
 
 (George Layprick 
 
 Old Hutton and) 
 
 KlLLINGTON 
 
 - 
 
 Robt. Hebblethwayt 
 
 Holme Scales J 
 
 KlRBY - 
 
 
 George Overend 
 
 Skeltmore - 
 
 
 
 
 John Towers 
 
 Thoutbeck - 
 
 Kirkby Kendall - 
 
 - 
 
 Willm. Guy 
 Thomas Sandes 
 
 WlIlTWELL - 
 
 Underbarrow it) 
 
 
 
 
 Rich. Ducket 
 
 Bradley Field J 
 
 Kirkby Lonsdale 
 
 I 
 
 liles Man 
 
 
 j Nathaniel Nicholson 
 
 - Christopher Gilpin 
 [Leonard Ayray 
 jWm. Sotherthwayte 
 
 - Chi istopher Dawson 
 
 (or Pawson) 
 John Archer 
 
 Roger Bateman 
 
 George Leyburne 
 William Birket 
 Fran.cisThornborongh 
 Roger Bradley 
 Handle Bateman 
 
SANDYS' WILLS. 
 
 151 
 
 &rcijireac0ttrg of Jticijmcmft 
 
 (FURNESS DEANERY.) 
 
 LIST OF SANDYS' WILLS, 1683 to 1720. 
 
 1583 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1590 
 
 Sandes, 
 
 1591 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 >» 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1596 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1612 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1613 
 
 M 
 
 1615 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1620 
 
 Sandes, 
 
 1626 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1627 
 
 ?? 
 
 1634 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1645 
 
 Sande, 
 
 1649 
 
 j, 
 
 1651 
 
 jj 
 
 1589 
 
 >) 
 
 1662 
 
 Sandes, 
 
 >> 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1663 
 
 51 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 » 
 
 Sands, 
 
 •i 
 
 t) 
 
 1664 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 1666 
 
 Sandes, 
 
 •i 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1667 
 
 5) 
 
 1668 
 
 5J 
 
 1670 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 1672 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1673 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 1675 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1679 
 
 Sands, 
 
 1081 
 
 j> 
 
 1702 
 
 Sandys, 
 
 1706 
 
 55 
 
 1707 
 
 5J 
 
 1716 
 
 n 
 
 1717 
 
 J» 
 
 Sands, 
 
 >> 
 
 Francis, 
 
 Hawkshead 
 
 John, 
 
 Stavely in Cartmell 
 
 Oliver, 
 
 Hauckside 
 
 Anthony, 
 
 Estwait 
 
 William, 
 
 Cartmell 
 
 Grace, 
 
 Hawcole in par. of Dal ton 
 
 William, 
 
 Graithwaite 
 
 John, 
 
 Cartmell 
 
 Miles fil. Thos. 
 
 Graithwaitej 
 
 Christopher, 
 
 Penybridge 
 
 Miles fil. John, 
 
 Hawkeshead 
 
 Christopher, 
 
 Do. 
 
 Oliver, 
 
 Hiewray 
 
 Francis, 
 
 Grysdall 
 
 Samuel, 
 
 Hawshead 
 
 Christopher, Gent. 
 
 Graithwaite 
 
 Adam, 
 
 Booth 
 
 William, 
 
 Finsthwayt 
 
 Thomas, 
 
 Hawkeshead 
 
 David, 
 
 Fieldhead in par. of Dalto 
 
 Reginald, 
 
 Satterthwait 
 
 Katherine, 
 
 Fin state 
 
 Do. 
 
 Boweth 
 
 Mabel, 
 
 Graythwaitfieldhead 
 
 John, 
 
 Graythwaite 
 
 William, 
 
 Bouth 
 
 Do. 
 
 Cartmell 
 
 Solomon, 
 
 Eastwaite 
 
 Thomas, 
 
 Hauckehead 
 
 Adam, 
 
 Furness Fells 
 
 Richard, 
 
 Cartmell 
 
 Edward, 
 
 Dalton 
 
 Samuel, Gent. 
 
 Hauxhead Hall 
 
 Samuel, 
 
 Hawckesheade 
 
 Agnes, 
 
 Booth 
 
 Thomas, 
 
 Esthwaite 
 
 Miles, Esq. 
 
 Graithwaite 
 
 William, senr. 
 
 Ulverston 
 
 Samuel, 
 
 Ulverstone 
 
 Oliver, 
 
 Ulverston 
 
 " The Inventory of all such good( j and chattell( j as did apptaine vnto Wirrius 
 Sand( j of Graithw* in ffourneisfell( j in y e County of Lancaster gentleman late deceased 
 pryzed the third day of June Ailo doi 1613 by Myles Sandf son of John, Myles Sandr 
 •son of Thomas of Graithw* head, James Tailo 1 " of the Thwaithead and Robert Ashburner 
 of y e Stotparke Sworne." Another Inventory appraised by the same 3 June 1615 
 
152 SANDYS' WILLS. 
 
 17 Nov. 1620 " I Myles Sandes of Graythw 1 fieldhead in ffornesfells and Countie 
 of Lancaster Husbandman " " vnto my sonne Wittm Sandes all my Tenement at 
 Graythw* and Causay " — " to my younger sonne Regnald Sand( j " my Lands and Tene- 
 ment lately purchased at Satterthw*, paying " vnto my sonne in lawe John Addisoiie " 
 £16 — " to my sonne Thomas eldest doughter one Whyestirk " — " Margaret my wife my 
 whole executrex " — " Davide Sandes, Myles Sandes sone of Wittm, Myles Sand( j sone of 
 John, and Christopher Walker," Supervisors — Witnesses " Davide Sandes and Myles 
 Sandes sone of Wittm " Proved 19 Jan. 1620-1 by said Ext* 
 
 Inventory 21 Nov. 1620— Nett Amount £12 7s. 7d. Bond 19 Jan. 1620-1, of 100 
 marks, from Will Sand( j of Gratwhayt in furnasfels, and David Sancfo of the same, 
 Yeomen, for the performance of the said Will by the said Ext x 
 
 [Myles fil. Thomas b d in Hawkshead Ch. 19 Nov. 1620.] 
 
 28 April 1626 " I Chrof'fer Sandf of Peny bridge in the County of Lane."—" to 
 Jonathan my sonne " £45 out of which £5 to be paid " to his Maist r . Mr. John Charles 
 cf London " when said son attains 21 — " vnto my Sonne Edwine " £45 — " To my 
 Daughf Ester " £30— Said Edwin and Esther under 21—" to M" Willan " 5s.—" to 
 Joseph the son of Jo. Willson, to Chroffer the son of W m Penington, and to Jenat the 
 Daught r of Wittm Tompson, to whome I was a wittness at there Baptisme," 2s. a piece 
 — " my Daughf Mary " residuary Legatee and sole Ext x — " my trustie it welbeloved 
 frendf M r Willan, M r Tho. Dodson, Tho. Penington, Row. Dodson, Tho. fell of Scath- 
 wait, and Wittia. Peny, eld r ," Supervisors — Witnesses " Wittm Peny, eld r and Wiltm 
 Penington " — Endorsed Ap r 1627 
 
 22 April 1627 "I Myles Sandf " — " to be buried in my pishe church yeard of 
 Hawkeshead vpon the south syde of the Church neare the yewroote " — " vnto Elizabeth 
 my wife two Kyne," " twentie ewes and theire lambes " &c. — "vnto my said sone John 
 Sand( j a peire of bedd stockes," " a chaff bedd, a fether boulster " tfce. — " vnto my two 
 sones John Sandp and David Sandf my plowgh and plowghgeare, equally to be devyded 
 betwixt them " — Said wife and son John Ext x - and Ex or - — " Myles Sandys, David Sandf 
 Henry Kirkby, and William Sande son of Myles," Supervisors — Witnesses " Henry 
 Kirk by and Agnes Penington " — Proved by both 28 May 1627 
 
 Inventory 5 May 1627 [in which Testator is described as "Myles Sandf son of John "1 
 £162 
 
 Bond from John Sand(> of Graythwait co. Lane. Yeo., Elizabeth Sand( j of the same, 
 Widow, and Henry Kirkbye of Satterthwait in same co., Yeo., for £100. 
 
 2 Dec. 1634 "I Christopher Sandys of ffouleyeate " — " to be buried in my p'ishe 
 Church of Hawkeshead" — "vnto Adam Sandys my sonne all my messuage and 
 tenem* " &c. " at ffouleyeate afforesaid," " the widdowe estate of Agnes my wife " 
 therein excepted, and he paying thereout "to my two daughters Elizabeth Sandys and 
 Katherin Sandys" £5 a piece— to said two daughters " my greate Chiste in the bower" 
 — " vnto my sonne Adam Sandys my plow and plowgeare, harrowes and all my trougeare 
 and all my other Chistf and Ark( j , and I will that Agnes my wife shall have the 
 occupacon of one third pte of them during her natural 1 life " — Said Wife and Son Adam 
 Ext x and Ex or " M r Christofer Sandys and M r Nathaniell Nicolson, James Keene and 
 my brother Thomas Sandys," Supervisors — Witnesses William Bray th wait, and 
 Bryan Mackereth — Endorsed 1634 
 
 Inventory 2 Jan. 1634-5 
 
 Bond 8 Jan. 1634-5 [in which Testator described as "of ffouldyeat in Hawkesheadfield"] 
 from Agnes Sandes the Relic*, Adam Sandes the Son, James Keene of Tompson grounde, 
 and Thomas Sandes of Roger ground co. Lane, Yeo. 
 
SANDYS' WILLS. 153 
 
 " I Mabell Sanndes of Cartmelfell y e Relict of David Sanndf of Graythw 1 
 fieldhead in tfurnessfell late deceased " — to be buried " in my pish Church of Hawkes- 
 head as neare my late husband as possibly may be" — " vnto my son Adam Sanndes " 
 £20 — " vnto my two daughters Esther and Rebecchah " 5s. each — '' my other two 
 daughters Anne Hodgeson, and Mary y° wife of George Tayler of Dayleparke," residuary 
 Legatees, equally, and Ext xes — " George Hutton of Thorpingsbie, and Thomas Knipe of 
 Burblethwayte in Cartmelfell, Gentlemen," Supervisors, to whom 2s. a piece for their 
 pains— Dated 7 Nov. 1664 — Witnesses Agnes Wallas a markswoman, and Thomas Wells 
 — No date of Probate 
 
 Inventory 27 March 1666 of the Goods, <fec. of "Mabell Sanndes of Grayththw*-ffield- 
 head late widdow deceased as prized by Myles Sanndes, Edwin Sanndes and John 
 Harrison " 
 
 23 May 1663 Bond from George Tayler of Daleparke in the parish of Dalton in 
 Furness fell co. Lancaster and Adam Sandys of the same, Yeomen, in the sum of £60. — 
 The condition being that, whereas David Sandys late of Fieldhead in the parish of 
 Dalton aforesaid did by his last Will and Testament give " vnto Christopher Mary and 
 Jane Tayler y e naturall children of the above bounden George Tayler the some of thirty 
 pounds," the said George shall well and truly educate and maintain the said children tfcc. 
 and pay them their said legacy on their attaining the age of 21 
 
 Bond for £100, dated 10 Jan. 1673, from Thomas Dixon of Windermeere co. 
 Westm d , Gent., Miles Birket of ffurnesse-fells co. Lane, Yeo., and James Jackson of the 
 same, Yeo. — The condition being that the said Thomas Dixon well and truly pays to 
 David Sandys son of Adam S. late of ffurnessefells dec' 1 all such filial part &c. due 
 to him by the death &c. of the said father, when 21, and in the meantime well and truly 
 educates and maintains him, &c. 
 
 Another Bond from the same, of the same amount, and of the same date, in which the 
 said Thomas, Miles, and James are described as Administrators of the Goods ifec. of Adam 
 Sandys late of ffurnessefells dec d — The condition being that they make a true and perfect 
 Inventory of the said Goods <fec. and exhibit the same at the Registry of Kyrby Kendall 
 on or before the 25 th of March next ensuing. 
 
 Inventory of the Goods (fee. of John Sandes of Stavelay in Cartmell co. Lancaster 
 dec d appraised by William Harryson, Christopher Frostwat, Robert Barrowesand Thomas 
 Barrowesof Stavelay in Cartmell aforesaid 1590 — Amount £4 15s. lOd. Among debts 
 owing by said John — " lmp r mis to Jenet Sands [h]is Syster " 14s. 6d. 
 
 " The Inventorye of all and singuler y e good(^ and cattellf of Willia Sande of y e 
 pishe of Cartmell deceased p'sed by theis iiij sworne men, William Bell, Nicholas Ward, 
 Henry Wilson and Richard Roskell " 24 Feb. 39 th Eliz th £l0 2s. 6d. 
 
 24 Feb. 1614 "I John Sandes of Allythwait in the pishe of Cartmell"— 
 " to be buryed in my pish church yarde of Cartmell " — " my Messuage Landes 
 and tenern fc in the said Allythwait vnto my sonne Edward Sandes vpon Conclicon that he 
 shall paye vnto Adam and Willm. my base begotten children " £5 a piece — " a Chamber 
 to Willyam my base sonne duringe his naturall lyfe vizt. after the deathe of Henry 
 Sandes his vnckle " — " all my good( j in this manner followinge vizt. a full third pte to 
 my wife " and the residue "to Adam and William my base sonns " — "Anne my wife 
 and Edward my sonne executors " — Witnesses " Rowland Wainhouse, Willm P under, 
 John Barrowe and Edward Barrowe " — Inventory 8 March 1614 £14 9s. —Among debts 
 — " to Adam Sandes " 12s. — " to Peter Sandes beinge his chylde porcon " 20s. 
 
154 SANDYS' WILLS 
 
 2 March 1660 "I Thomas Sanely of Roger ground in the County of Lancaster 
 Shoomaker" — to be buried "at rny pishe church of Hawkeshead " — Daughter Susana 
 and Myles Strickland her husband — Son Samuel — " vnto the children of my daughter 
 Isabell my grand children " — " my grand child Agnes dau. of Wittms Satterthw 4 " 
 [daughter apparently of said Isabel] — Grandchild Thomas Sandf — ■" vnto my gran... Id 
 Elsabeth Knippe " — " to Isabell my wife " — " to my grand child Agnes Satterthw* " — . 
 " to my grand child Tho ffrearson " — " to' my daughter Dina " — Witnessed by Thomas 
 Stricklande and the mark of Robert Rigge — Endorsed 1662. This Will is much 
 mutilated. 
 
 Bond from Isabel Sandes, the Relict, and Isabel the Daughter, of said Thomas Sancles, 
 Robert Rigg of Roger ground, and Thomas Strickland and William Satterthwait both of 
 Hawkshead, Yeomen, 19 (month illegible) 1662 for the due performance of the said Will 
 by the said two Isabels &c. 
 
 Inventory 14 Feb. 1662 £38 7s. 6d. 
 
 28 April 1666 "I John Sanely of Graythwaite field head beinge Aged" &c. — 
 " vnto the three children of Samuell Sandp late of Roger ground deceased that is to say 
 John, Thomas and Samuell" 20s. a piece — -"vnto my nephevve Myles Sand e that Ten 
 pounde which hee owes mee (vpon condicoon that hee pay mee the yearly vse due for the 
 same dureing my life naturall) And if hee neglect or refuse soe to doe, then it is my 
 niynde and I give the same vnto his two Sons David and John equally " — " vnto the two 
 children of Edward Braithwaite of Satterthowe John and Margrett " 30s. between them 
 — " to James Walker my nephewe " 10s. " out of that pounde which Myles Sande son of 
 William of Graythwaite field head is now oweinge and in debtted vnto mee, and for the 
 remainder of the sayd bond of x 11 I give the same vnto David and John children of the 
 sayd Myles Sande my nephewe equally " — "the sayd Myles Sand € my nephews and his 
 two sons David and John" residy. Legatees and Ex ors - — "John Braithw* and John 
 Ashburner both of Sawrey-infra " Supervisors, to whom 12cl. a piece — Witnesses Adam 
 Rigge and George Rigge 
 
 Inventory 8 May 1666 by Samuel Sandys and John Ashburner £58 8s. lOd. 
 
 Bond 16 May 1663 from Miles Sands of Fieldhead in par, of Hawkshead, George Tayle r 
 of Dale Parke and Adam Sands of Graythwaite, of £100 — The condition being that th e 
 above bounden Miles Sands well and truly executes &c. the said Will and educates 
 maintains &c. David and John the children of him the said Miles Sands during their 
 minorities 
 
 Inventory of the Goods &c. " of Wilim Sands of Staveley in Cartmell deceased " 
 7 Oct. 1668 by George Robinson, Thomas Barwicke, John Barrow, and Edward 
 Robinson £37 18s. 8d. Bond of £100 from William Sands of Stauley in par of 
 Cartmell, yeo. and Thomas Borriske of Stauley afores d * Yeo. 20 Jan. 1668 — 
 The condition being that the above bounden William Sands well and truly administers 
 all and singular the Goods itc. "which late were or did belong unto William Sande his 
 late father, late of Walton afors d deed " ifcc. 
 
 " I Adam Sandys of Boweth within the County of Lancaster gentleman " — Inden- 
 ture of Feoffment, dated 26 Aug. 13 th present reign (? 1662) of Messuages Lands Tene- 
 ments &c. at Boweth aforesaid " which were estated vpon mee by my ffather vpon my 
 first Mariage" — Feoffees to stand seised of same with other property " ffirst to the vse 
 and behoofe of mee the said Adam Sandys" for life, remainder to " Catherine my wife " 
 for life, rem r# to " William Gardner my Nephew sonne of Margrett my Sister by Thomas 
 Gardner late of Glasson and to the heires of his body lawfully to bee begotten," charged 
 &c. rem 1 '' to Adam Rawlinson of Colton, Yeo., "another of my Nephewes and sonne of 
 Anne my Sister " and his lawful heirs, with rem r# to my own right heirs — " vnto my said 
 
SANDYS' WILLS. 155 
 
 Nephew Adam Rawlinson " £300 conditionally — Said nephew William Gardner unmar 
 ried and under 21 — vnto Christopher Widders my nephew £80 — " vnto the said Willm 
 Gardner and Adam Rawlinson my Nephewes, the sayd John Rawlinson of Hullater, and 
 William Towers of Abbott parke," my Messuage Lands <tc. "at the Cowriddinge in 
 ffurnesfells aforesaid " &c. &c. to find a preaching schoolmaster to officiate at the parish 
 chapel of Colton — " vnto the said John Rawlinson of Hullft+er and John Rawlinson of 
 Hauerthwaite " 20s. a piece— " vnto M r - Bryan Willan " 20s.— " To M r - Camellforde " 
 20s. — " to M r - Lampitte " 20s. — " vnto my vnckle Sawrey my best horse or mare " — to 
 John Dobson" 20s. — " to Anne Walker " 10s. — " if my Brother Willm. Sandys do come 
 to Poverty to his extravigancy " then said nephew William Gardner to pay him £5 yearly 
 for life — " vnto James Simpson of Kendall " £5 — " to Thomas Lampitte " £5 — Said 
 wife Katherine and nephew William Gardner Ext x> Ex 01 "* and residy. Legatees — 
 " Robte Rawlinson, Esqr. Mathew Richardson, Esqr. Willm Knipe, and John Sawrey, 
 gentlemen," Supervisors, to whom 20s. a piece — Dated 17 May 1662 — Witnesses "Wirbu 
 Dobson, William Towers, Joseph Penington, John Rawlinson " and another — Undated 
 Schedule annexed — " to M r - Johnathan Sandys " — " To M r - Goselinge a cloake a Coate 
 and a hood, to his wife (vidzt) M r8, Katherine Sandys a Blacke mare " — Legacies to 
 various other other people not called Relations — Witnesses " Willm Towers, Roger 
 Sawrey — Proved 18 7ber 1662 
 
 Bond of £2000 from Katherine Sandys of Booth in the par. of Hawkeshead, Widow, 
 Roger Sawrey of Broughton, and John Goslinge of Booth aforesaid, Gent. 18 Sept. 1662 
 for the performance of the said Will by the said Katherine &c. 
 
 17 April 1675 " I Richard Sands of Staveley in Cartmell '' — Messuage, Houses, 
 Lands <fec "vnto my sonne William Sandes " paying thereout, when he attains 22, "vnto 
 my dauter Jennet " £4, and to my dauter Elesebeth " £4 — also to said son " two p. of 
 the best bedstockes and y e best Chist " &c. — " the Chist wich weare my mother to my 
 dauter Jennet and the litel Chist to my dauter Elesebeth, my Wiff Agnes to have them 
 during hir life " — Said Wife sole Ext x * — " my Loving Brother William Sandes and my 
 Brother Thomas Poule," 1 Supervisors, to whom 6d. a piece — Witnesses John Barrow, by 
 mark, and John Robinson 
 
 Inventory 14 May 1675 by William Sands and Thomas Poole £7 2s. Id. 
 
 Bond of £30 from Agnes Sands, Widow, William Sands, and John Robinson, Yeomen 
 all of Cartmell, 28 Oct. 1675 — The condition being that the said Agnes well and truly 
 pays to William, Jennett, and Elizabeth Sands, the children of the said Richard, all such 
 filial parts, legacies, &c. due to them by the death tfcc. of their said father, when 21, and 
 educates, and maintains them &c. in the meantime 
 
 Another Bond from same, of the same date and amount, for the performance of the said 
 Will by the said Agnes ifec. Another Bond of £200 from William Sands of Stavely in 
 Cartmell and Robert Bulfell of the same, 17 Oct. 1691 — The condition being "that, 
 Whereas William Sands y e son of Richard Sands late of Stavely in Cartmel deceased, 
 being of the Age of Seaventeen yeares and upwards, hath elected noiated and chosen the 
 above bounden William Sands his unkle to bee [his] Curator or Guardian," the said 
 William duly performs that office. 
 
 29 Dec. 1587 " I Christofer Sannd t of y e pish of Hawxhead /— " my body to be 
 burred in y c said pish Church in y e north syde of y e new Chauncell " — " to Adam my sonn 
 all my messuage, tenet € , and farmold e , called Graythat and Consey w* all y e apptenanc., 
 accordinge as it appeareth by indenture made at his day of mariadge betwixt Rob 1 Dais- 
 ton and Ann his daughter, vpon thone ptie, and me y e said Christofer and Adam my son, 
 vpon thoth 1- ptie " — also to said son " certaine wodd e w c I bought of Willm Walk 1- , 
 Howsons, and other moe, w c wodde are all w*in y e boundes of Graithar , my wif Elyon r 
 haveinge hir widowright of all y c p r mises " — to him also " my land e v r iyeth beneath 
 
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156 SANDYS' WILLS. 
 
 Creake " and ' my lease of Hauxhead Church," paying out of the latter, " vnto my son 
 David " 200 marks— to said son David " my lease of Low son pke " — ''to my sonn Chris- 
 tofer all my messuage, tenent € and farmolds at Ruseland w 1 theire app r tenance And also 
 my interest in y e force mill " &c. after said wife's decease, remainder if he dies under 21 
 and s.p., to said son David, with rem r - to said son Adam — Other property to said wife 
 and sons Adam and Christopher — " to my daughter Avys Ducket " £10 — " Itm I will y 1 
 y e poore bastarde John Sannde have fyve pounde to sett him forwarde and to his better 
 maintenance" — "to Edward and cuthbert Dalton " — to said son David twenty nobles — 
 Wife Elion r and son Adam Ext x - and Ex 01 '- — "y e right reverend father in God Arch, of 
 Yorke, m r Myles Sannd^ my brother, m r myles Phillipson, and John Sawrey, of Plump- 
 ton," Supervisors — Proved 22 July 1589 
 
 Inventory of the Goods &c. of Christopher Sandes late of Graythwaite 17 April 1588 (sic) 
 by Rowland Nicholsonne, Barnard Bensonne, Roger Sandes, and William Rowlinsonn 
 £414 10s. 8d. 
 
 Bond of £1000 22 July 29 Eliz th (sic) from Eleanor Sand c the Relict and Adam Sand e 
 the Son 
 
 " The Inventorie of all such Good € Chattell e and Credditt € as did apptaine and 
 belonge vnto Regnald Sande of Satterthw* deceased prised the 17 th day of July Ano 
 Dom 1663 by Robert Satterthw* Tho. Strickland and George Stephensone " £10 2s. 2d. 
 Adm on - granted to Ellen the Relict— Bond of £20 from Ellen Sands of Satterthwaite, 
 Widow, James Fisher of Ulverston co. Lanc.Yeo., and Thomas Sheth of Satterthwaite in 
 the parish of Hawkshead, for the due administration by the said Ellen of the Goods of 
 her said late husband, &c. dated 11 July 1663 
 
Into): of Peitjjms anir JKatdjes* 
 
 Pedigrees are in capitals. 
 
 Minor pedigrees in small capitals, 
 of the match is given. 
 
 An asterisk denotes that issue 
 
 Acklloit, ( — ) and Nicholas Wiltshire, 6 
 Adams, Richard and Susan Curwen, 31 
 Agart, Thomas and Elizaheth Musgrave, 92 
 AGLIONBY, OF CARLISLE, 1. 
 
 „ ( — ) and Andrew Hilton, 61 
 
 ,, (— ) and Cuthbert Musgrave, 94 
 
 ,, Edward and Margaret Middleton, 
 
 88-89. 
 ,, John and Margaret Richmond, 111 
 
 ,, Mary and John Sandford, 115 
 
 Alexander ( — ) and Margaret Middleton, 90 
 Allen, John and Elizabeth Dudley, 40 
 ,, Phineas and Eleanor Lee, 79 
 ,, William (Allennys) and Jane Ducket, 39 
 ALLYSONN, OF PARDSLEY HALL, 2. 
 Allonby, Peter and Joyce Highmore, 59 
 Ambrose, John and Dorothy Fleming. 47 
 Amcotts, Frances and William Bellingham, 5 
 Andrews, ( — ) and Richard Salkeld, 112 
 Anne, Margaret and Miles Philipson, 104 
 Anthony, Anne and Thomas Middleton, 87 
 Antrobus, Thomas and Mary Senhouse, 121 
 Appleby, Lucy and William Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Highmore, 59 
 Aprice, Elizabeth and George Penruddock, 102 
 Apsley, Stephen and Margaret (or Catherine) 
 
 Power, 6 
 Armorer, William and Elizabeth Ireton, 68 
 Armstrong, John and Catherine Graham, 54 
 
 ,, Marian and Robert Forster, 51 
 
 Arundell, Thomas, Baron and Anne Philipson, 
 
 104 
 Ascough, see Askew 
 Ashton, Jane, and John Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, Katherine, and Sir William Radcliffe, 4 
 ,, Margaret and William Davenport, 4 
 ,, Sir Ralph and Dorothy Bellingham, 9 
 ,, Richard and Katherine Bellingham, 4 
 ASKOUGH, OF ABBOTS' HOLME, 3 
 OF LACRA, 3 
 ,, Allen and Anne Brathwayte, 18 
 ,, Bridget and William Pennington, 64 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Uriell, 137 
 ,, Henry and Elizabeth Lamplugh, 73 
 , , Sir Hugh and Bridget Huddlestone, 64 
 „ Walter and (— ) Chamber, 26 
 Atkins, Richard and Mary Sandys, 117 
 Atkinson, Anne and Christopher Askough, 3 
 ,, Stephen and Elizabeth Hetherington, 
 
 58 
 ,, Thomas and Jane Chamber, 26 
 ,, Thomas and Isabella Middleton. 88 
 ,, William and Frances Machell, 87 
 Audley, Margaret and John Musgrave, 92 
 Austhwayt, Constance and Nicholas Stanley, 
 
 127 
 Aynesworth, Dorothy and Writhington Sen- 
 house, 121 
 
 Backhouse, Dorothy and John Skelton, 126 
 Bainbrigg, William and Jane Dykes, 41 
 Balderstone, ( — ) and Randolph Langton, 76 
 Bamborough, ( — ) and John Lamplough, 74 
 Banester, Barbara and Edward Bellingham, 8 
 Banke, Henry and Alice Byndlose, 23 
 Barantyne, ( — ) and Anthony Huddlestone, 
 
 64 
 Bardolph, Anne and Humfry Dacre, 34 
 Bardsey, Elizabeth and Lancelot Salkeld, 113 
 Bardsley, (— ) and (— ) Fleming, 47 
 Barnaby, Nicholas and Katherine Bellingham, 
 
 5 
 Barnard, Richard and Mabel Levens, 80 
 Barnes, Richard and Agnes Kirkbride, 69 
 Barret, Joyce and Sir James Wilford, 127 
 Barrow, Leonard and Barbara Kirkbride, 70 
 Barton, Anne and Rowland Scaife, 120 
 ,, Isabel and Richard Hilton, 61 
 ,, John and Lucy Middleton, 89 
 ,, Thomas and Alice Brathwayte, 18 
 Bartram, Elizabeth and John Bird, 11 
 Barwick, ( — ) and William Middleton, 88 
 
 ,, George and Anne Blencow, 13 
 BAR WIS, OF CUMBERLAND, 2 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Albany Fetherston, 45 
 
 ,, Ann and William Chamber, 26 
 
 ,, Anthony and Grace Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Frances and John Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, Richard and Anne Pennington, 100 
 
 „ Robert and Anne (or Jane) Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, William and Frances Salkeld, 114 
 
 Baxter, Richard and Elizabeth Richmond, 111 
 Baynes, (— ) and (— ) Denton, 37 
 Beauchamp, 67 
 
 ,, Joan and Henry Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Thomas and Isabel Kirkbride, 69 
 
 Beaumont, (— ) Richard Dacre, 34 
 Beck, Margaret and Hugh Machell, 87 
 
 ,, Marian and Thomas Bellingham, 9 
 Beckonsall, Dorothy and Sir Edmund Huddle- 
 
 ston, 65 
 Beeby, William and Elizabeth Eaglesfield, 42 
 Beest, John and Margaret Lancaster, 75 
 Beeston, Christopher and Jane Sandys, 116 
 Beilby, John and Barbara Lowther, 85 
 Bell, Peter and Bridget Fetherston, 45 
 Bell, Richard and Margaret Beauchamp, 67 
 
 ,, Sibill and Fergus Graham, 54 
 Bellases, William and Martha Curwen, 33 
 BELLINGHAM OF BELLINGHAM, 4 
 OF LINCOLNSHIRE, 5 
 OF LYMISTER, SUSSEX, 6 
 OF ERR INGHAM, SUSSEX 
 
 7 
 OF NEW TIMBER, SUS- 
 SEX, 8 
 OF LEVENS, 9 
 
158 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Bellingham, ( — ) find James Leyborne, 81 
 ,, (— ) Richard Salkeld, 1 12 
 
 „ (— ) Elizabeth Wyvill, 149 
 
 ,, Anne and Richard Kirkby, 71 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Anthony Ducket, 
 
 39 
 ., Elizabeth and John Lowther, 85 
 
 ,, James and Agnes Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, James and Barbara Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Jane and James Gage, 7 
 
 ,, John and Mary Bellingham, 8 
 
 ,, Mabel and Sir Richard Ducket, 
 
 39 
 ,, Margaret and Sir Christopher 
 
 Curwen, 32 
 ,, Margaret and William Thwaites, 
 
 133 
 ,, Marian and Sir Francis Ducket, 
 
 39 
 ,, Mary and Christopher Craken- 
 
 thorpe, 28 
 ,, Roger and Mabel Middleton, 88- 
 
 89 
 ,, William and Elizabeth Thwaites, 
 
 133 
 BENSON, OF HUGILL, 10 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Sir William Hutton, 66 
 
 ,, Frances and Thomas Patrickson, 98 
 
 ,, Francis and Agnes Wilson, 145 
 
 ,, George and Elizabeth Brathwayte, 
 
 18 
 ,, Isabel and William Curwen, 31 
 
 ,, Jane and James Brathwayte, 18 
 
 Berkley, Thomas and Helen Huddleston, 65 
 Bethain, Anne and Robert Middleton, 89 
 
 „ Elizabeth and Sir Richard Musgrave, 
 
 91 
 , , Margaret and Richard Musgrave, 92 
 Betsum, ( — ) and Hugh Lancaster, 75 
 Bevington, George and Mary Williamson, 144 
 Bewley, Eleanor and Christopher Richmond, 111 
 
 ,, Judith and William Lawson, 77 
 Bimpson, Anne and John Senhouse, 121 
 BIRD, OF BROUGHAM, 11 
 BIRKBECK, OF HORNEBY, 12 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Bridget Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Anne and Miles Philipson, 142 
 
 ,, George and Winifred Hilton, 60 
 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Wharton, 142 
 
 Birkby, Margery and Richard Orfeur, 96 
 BLENCOW, OF BLENCOW, 13 
 
 , , Anthony and W'inifred Dudley, 40 
 
 Blenkinsop, ( — ) and Robert Hilton, 60 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Margaret Salkeld, 112 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Anne Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, George and Jane Fetherston, 45 
 
 ,, Robert and Elizabeth Kirkbride, 
 
 69 
 ,, Thomas and Dorothy Fetherston, 
 
 45 
 Blennerhasset, Alan and Dorothy Aglionby, 1 
 ,, Anne and (— ) Take, 131 
 
 ,, Frances and William Uriell, 137 
 
 ,, Jane and John Lamplugh, 73, 74 
 
 ,, Jane and Henry Rawlins?, 110 
 
 ,, John and Jane Senhouse, 122 
 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Stanwix, 
 
 128 
 ,, Matthew and Anne Swinburne, 
 
 131 
 Blundell, Frances and Christopher Philipson, 104 
 Bold, Bridget and John Fleming, 47 
 
 Bold, John and Anne Langton, 76 
 ,, Robert and Anne Bellingham, 8 
 ,, Sir Thomas and Bridget Norris, 47 
 Bollen, Jane and Thomas Fletcher, 49 
 Bonbon, Margaret and Richard Middleton, 88 
 Bonner, ( — ) and Amy Sandys, 116 
 Booth, Ralph and Teresa Howard, 63 
 
 ,, Thomas and Agnes Wilson, 146 
 Borderigg, William and Catherine Fairer, 43 
 Borough, (— ) and Julian Redman (nee Ley- 
 borne), 81 
 ,, William and Dorothy Bellingham, 9 
 
 Borrowdale, Dorothy and Robert Patrickson, 98 
 BOUCHE, OF COCKERMOUTH, 14 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Sarah Pennington, 101 
 
 „ Anthony and Elizabeth Lowther, 83 
 
 ,, Eleanor and Richard Swinburne, 131 
 
 Bourman, Mary and Emanuel Sandys, 118 
 Bowe, ( — ) and Jace Ratclifi'e, (nee Bouche), 14 
 Bowes, Elizabeth and Sir Thomas Dacres, 31 
 ,, Sir William and Joan Greystoke, 56 
 ,, Robert and Eleanor Musgrave, 91, 93 
 „ Talbot and (— ) Warcop, 138 
 Bowman, Thomas and Elizabeth Penruddcck, 
 
 102 
 Bowyer, Joan and Richard Bellingham, 7 
 Boynton, Dorothy and Sir Henry Bellingham, 9 
 Boys, Richard and Margaret Bellingham, 6 
 
 ,, Samuel and ( — ) Cromer, 6 
 Boyvill, Lord of Millum, 64 
 BRADLEY, OF BRADLEYiand BEETHAM, 15 
 ,, Jane and Wil iam Leyburne, 39, 
 
 81, 82 
 ,, John and Margaret Bird, 11 
 
 ,, John and Ann Brathwayte, 18 
 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Leyborne, 81 
 
 BRANTHWAYT, OF CARLINGHILL, 16 
 BRATHWAYT, OF BURNESHEAD, WAR- 
 COP and AMBLESIDE, 18 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Warwick, 
 
 139 
 ,, Anne and John Bradley, 15 
 
 ,, Barbara and Christopher Hil- 
 
 ton, 61 
 '„ Elizabeth and George Benson, 
 
 10 
 ,, George and Winifred Fletcher, 
 
 49 
 ,, Isabel and Thomas Briggs, 19 
 
 ,, Isabel and Daniel Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Jane and Edward Wilson, 145 
 
 ,, Mary and John Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Robert and Alice Williamson, 
 
 144 
 ,, Thomas and Dorothy Byndlose, 
 
 23 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Dalston, 
 
 35 
 Bray, Margaret and William, Lord Sandys, 116, 
 118 
 , , Mary and William Sandys, 117 
 ,, * Richard and Margaret Sandys, 116, 118 
 Brechin, John and Frances Scaife, 120 
 BRESBY, OF PENRITH, 17 
 
 ,, W r illiam and Anne Vaux, 136 
 
 Bridges, Mary and William Huddleston, 64 
 Brierley, Mary and Humphrey Wharton, 143 
 BRIGGS, OF CALMIRE, 19 
 
 ,, Agnes and Sir Richard Hutton, 67 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Christopher Philipson, 
 
 104 
 ,, Ellen and William Porter, 107 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 159 
 
 Briggs, Isabel and Edward Stanley, 127 
 
 ,, Thomas and Isabel Brathwayte, 18 
 BRISCO, 20 
 
 OF CROFTON, 21 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Chamber, 26 
 ,, ( — ) and Philippa Musgrave, 94 
 ,, Dorothy and Sir John Ponsonby, 103 
 ,, Jane and Robert Barwis, 2 
 ,, John and Mary Brathwayte, 18 
 ,, Leonard and Mabel Sandys, 116 
 ,, Mary and Henry Fletcher, 50 
 ,, Robert and Mabel Orfeur, 96 
 ,, Susan and Richard Gilpin, 52 
 „ William and Elizabeth Senhouse, 122 
 * Brocas, ( — ) and Dorothy Skelton (nte Ley- 
 borne), 81 
 ,, Bridget and Henry Curwen, 30 
 
 Brockholes, Elizabeth and Nicholas Fisher, 48 
 Broke, Ralph and Anne Fetherston, 45 
 Bromfield, Elizabeth and Henry Dalton, 122 
 Brookes, J ohn and Lucy Huddleston, 65 
 Broome, Anne and Anthony Wybergh, 148 
 Brotherick, Mary and James Stanwix, 128 
 BROUGHAM, OF SKALE, 22 
 
 ,, (— ) and William Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, Dorothy and John Carle ton, 24 
 
 ,, Isabel and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, Jane and Edward Aglionby, 1 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Fleming, 47 
 
 Broughton, Ann and John Fleming, 46 
 
 ,, Isabel and Sir John Pennington, 100 
 
 ,, Margaret and Richard Ireton, 68 
 
 Browne ( — ) and Elizabeth Leyborne, 81 
 
 ,, Sir Anthony, Viscount Montacute and 
 
 Maude Dacre, 34 
 ,, Ciceley and William Robins, 116 
 ,, Richard and Sith Brisco, 20 
 ,, Robert and Cicely Sandys, 116 
 ,, Susan and William Brisco, 21 
 Bulkeley, Catherine and Sir Edwin Sandys, 117 
 
 ,. Mary and Sir Edwin Sandys, 117 
 Buhner, Anthony and Mary Wilde {ne'e Wy vill) 
 149 
 ,, Bridget and James Leyborne, 81 
 Burcott, ( — ) and Richard Stanley, 127 
 Burdet, Elizabeth and Anthony Hutton, 66 
 
 ,, Lettice and Richard Skelton, 125 
 Burgh, Anne and Christopher Philipson, 105 
 Burnand, Nathaniel and Margaret Gilpin, 52 
 Burnishead, Christian and Robert Bellingham, 4 
 BURRELL, OF HOWTELL, 19 
 Burton, (— ) and (— ) Scroggs, 127 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Robert Branthwayt, 16 
 Busfield, Abraham and Margaret Scaife, 120 
 
 ,, John and Sarah Scaife, 120 
 Buskell, Margaret and Sir Henry Curweu, 33 
 BYNDLOSE, OF BARWICK HALL, 23 
 ,, Agnes and William Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Bridget and Edward Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Thomas Brathwayt, 18 
 
 ,, George and Frances Salkeld, 114 
 
 Byrom, Henry and Elizabeth Langton, 76 
 ,, Mary and Edward Winstanley, 76 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Langton, 76 
 Byron, Sir John and Cicely Byndlose (ne'e 
 West) 23 
 
 Calvert, ( — ) and Edward Branthwayt, 16 
 ,, Bridget and Edward Birkbeck, 12 
 Camerton, (— ) and John Curwen, 29 
 Campbell, Archibald, Earl of Argyll ar.d (— ) 
 Graham, 54 
 
 Cancefield, ( — ) and ( — ) Fleming, 46 
 Cape, Elizabeth and Henry Askough, 3 
 CARLETON, OF CARLETON, 24 
 
 ,, Thomas and Barbara Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Sir William and Dorothy Dalston, 
 
 36 
 Carlisle, ( — ) and Thomas Dalston, 36 
 : , Anne and William Graham, 54 
 ,, Mabel and Robert Brisco, 21 
 ,, Mabel and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 Carnaby, Reginald and Susan Graham, 54 
 
 ,, Richard and Winifred Fetherston, 45 
 ,, Ursula and Thomas Musgrave, 91 
 , . William and Jane Byndlose, 23 
 Carrell, (— ) and Sir Philip Howard, 63 
 Carter, Anne and Robert Branthwayt, 16 
 
 ,, William and Elizabeth Fleming, 47 
 Cartmell, Susanna and Thomas Godsalve, 53 
 CARUS, OF ASTHWAITE, 25 
 
 ,, Anne and John Richardson, 104 
 
 ,, Catherine and John Leyborne, 81, 82 
 
 ,, Catherine and Rowland Philipson, 
 
 104, 105 
 ,, Christopher and Anne Philipson, 104 
 ,, Elizabeth and Nicholas Curwen, 33 
 , , Margaret and Christopher Sandys, 116 
 ,, Mary and (— ) Kighley, 90 
 ,, William and Isabella Leyborne, 81 
 Catherall, Katherine and John Bradley, 15 
 Cavendish, Elizabeth and William Sandys, 118 
 
 ,, Richard and Anne Sandys, 118 
 
 Cawbe, John and Anne Middleton, 89 
 Cawell, ( — ) and Mary Towry, 135 
 
 ,, Mary and Daniel Davison, 135 
 Chaloner, Marianna and Richard Brathwayt, 18 
 CHAMBER, OF WOLSTID CASTLE, 26 
 ,, John & Agnes or Anne Middleton, 
 
 88, 89 
 Chambers, ( — ) and Christopher Askough, 3 
 ,, Abraham and Barbara Askough, 3 
 
 ,, John and Mary Osmunderlaw, 97 
 
 ,, John and Anne Wybergh, 148 
 
 ,, Mary and Michael Studholme, 97 
 
 Charnells, Joyce and Robert Penruddock, 102 
 Charnock, Dorothy and Sir Francis Byndlose,23 
 Chator, Elizabeth and Christopher Richmond, 
 111 
 ,, Sir William and Frances Bellingham, 9 
 Cheney, Parnell and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 Cholmondeley, Edward and Eleanor Langton, 76 
 Chorleton, William and Bridget Graham, 55 
 Christian, Edward and Dorothy Wilson, 145 
 Clapham, Nicholas and Alice Middleton, 88, 89 
 Clarke, Agnes and John Bird, 11 
 Clarke, Bartholomew and Frances Towry, 135 
 Clayton, John and Isabel Langton, 76 
 CLE BORNE, OF HAYCLOSE, 27 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Grace Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, (— ) and Sir Gerard Lowther, 85 
 
 ,, Agnes and Humphrey Wharton, 143 
 
 ,, Eleanor and Richard Kirk bride, 
 
 69, 70 
 ,, Richard and Eleanor Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, 'Robert and Emon Kirkbride, 69 
 
 ,, Thomas and Frances Lowther, 85 
 
 Cleator, Joseph and Mary Wybergh, 14S 
 Clifford, ( — ) and John Huddleston, 64 
 ,, Dorothy and Hugh Lowther, 84 
 ,, Henry, Earl of Cumberland and Anne 
 Dacre, 34 
 Clifton Hester and Myles Sandys, 116 
 Clifford, Isabel and Sir Ralph Greystoke, 34, 56 
 
160 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Clifford, Johanna and Richard Musgrave, 91,92 
 ,, Maude and Edmond Dudley, 40 
 ,, Simon and Srewly Ingerham, 144 
 ,, Thomas, Lord and Jane Dacres, 34 
 Clothall, Isabella and Sir John Wiltshire, 6 
 
 ,, John and Joan Power, 6 
 Cock, Ann and George Penruddock, 102 
 Cogan, Mary and Sir Christopher Musgrave, 
 
 93 
 Coldale, Barbara and Robert Brisco, 21 
 „ Eleanor and Robert Brisco, 21 
 ,, John and Margaret Kirkbride, 69 
 Cole, Mary and John Middleton, 90 
 Colepeper, ( — ) and Mary Dacre, 34 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Sandys, 117 
 
 ,, Mary and Sir Samuel Sandys, 117 
 
 Collingwood, Cuthbert and Olive Wyvill, 149 
 ,, Elizabeth aud John Burrell, 19 
 
 ,, George and Agnes Fleming, 47 
 
 ,. Robert and Martha Hilton, 60 
 
 Collyson, ( — ) and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, Frances and Edward Fairfax, 44 
 Colt, Bridget and Myles Sandys, 116 
 Colville, Mary and Robert Scaife, 120 
 Comber, ( — ) and ( — ) Sandys, 118 
 Comberton, Anthony and Ellen Bradley, 15 
 Condale, ( — ) and Jane Lee, 79 
 Constable, (— ) and Sir Ralph Pigot, 56 
 „ (— ) and (— ) Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Thomas Carleton, 
 
 24 
 ,, Marmaduke and Elizabeth Strelley, 
 
 24 
 ,, Susan and Alan Bellingham, 9 
 
 Conquest, Sir Edmond and Elizabeth Sandys, 
 
 117 
 Conyers, ( — ) and ( — ) Redman, 81 
 
 ,, Alice and Henry Wharton, 141 
 ,, Christopher and Anne Dacre, 34 
 ,, William, Lord and Christian Lancas- 
 ter, 75 
 Cooke, Elizabeth and Sir Myles Sandys, 117 
 Copley, Isabel and Joseph Pennington, 64 
 Copton. ( — ) and Anne Sandys, 116 
 
 ,, Anne and Sir Richard Weston, 116 
 Corham, George and Elizabeth Philipson, 104 
 Cotton, Bridget and Sir John Huddleston, 65 
 ,, *Francis and Elizabeth Bellingham, 7 
 ,, Sir Thomas and ( — ) Howard, 63 
 Covell, Alice and Richard Orfeur, 96 
 CRAKENTHORPE, OF NEWBIGGIN, 28 
 ,, ( — ) and John Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, Anne and Alexander Fethers- 
 
 ton, 45 
 , , Anne and John Wharton, 1 42 
 
 ,, Barbara and Sir Richard 
 
 Fletcher, 49 
 ,, Christopher and Mary Belling- 
 
 ham, 9 
 ,, Dorothy and John Philipson, 
 
 105 
 ,, Grace and Thomas Sandford, 
 
 115 
 ,, Jane and Roger Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Jane and Sir John Musgrave. 
 
 91, 92 
 ,, John and Isabella Musgrave, 92 
 
 ,, Oswald and Isabel Williamson, 
 
 144 
 ,, Richard and Mary Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Richard aud Elizabeth Fairer, 
 
 43 
 
 Crakenthorpe, Robert and Elizabeth Lancas- 
 ter, 46 
 Craigill, Thomas and Alice Hetherington, 58 
 Crantield, Susan and William Brisco, 21 
 Creshawe, Hugh and Beatrice Fetherston, 4") 
 Crispe, Peter and James Fletcher, 50 
 Croft, Alice and Geoffrey Middleton, 89 
 
 ,, Mary and John Ley borne, 82 
 Crofton, John and Margaret Whinno, 20, 21 
 
 , , Margaret and Isold Brisco, 20 
 
 Crofts, Edward and Anne Stanley, 127 
 ,, Mary and William Lascelles, 81 
 Cromer, ( — ) and Samuel Boys, 6 
 Crosby, William and Ellen Ponsonby, 103 
 Crosland, Sir Jordan and Bridget Fleming, 47 
 Crosse, Alice and Geoffrey Middleton, 89 
 CURWEN, OF CAMERTON, 29, 30 
 OF HELSINGTON, 31 
 OF WORKINGTON, 32, 33 
 Curray, Edward and Margaret Eaglesfield, 42 
 Curwen, ( — ) and Jane Musgrave, 94 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Salkeld, 112 
 ,, ( — ) and Christopher Sandys, 116 
 ,, Agnes and Sir James Bellingham, 9 
 „ Allianor and Sir James Leyborne, 81 
 ,, Catherine and Anthony Patrickson, 
 
 98 
 ,, Catherine and Arthur Forster, 51 
 ,, Christopher and Margaret Belling- 
 ham, 4 
 ,, Christopher and Elizabeth Huddles- 
 ton, 64 n. 
 ,, Christopher and Anne Porter, 108 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir William Musgrave, 
 
 91, 93 
 ,, Elizabeth and Richard Skelton, 124 
 ,, Sir Henry and Catherine Dalston, 35 
 ,, Sir Henry and Agnes Wharton, 141 
 ,, Isabel and Sir John Lamplugh, 73, 74 
 ,, Isabel and Edward Stanley, 127 
 ,, Jane and Christopher Musgrave, 91,93 
 ,, Lucy and Sir John Lowther, 84 
 ,, Mary and Sir Henry Widdrington, 25 
 ,, Mabel and William Sandford, 115 
 ,, Magdalen and James Ducket, 39 
 ,, *Nicholas and Elizabeth Cams, 25 
 ,, Nicholas and Margaret Fleming, 47 
 ,, Nicholas and Anne Musgrave, 93 
 ,, Sir Richard and Anne Musgrave, 91 
 ,, Thomas and Joyce Dykes, 41 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Huddleston, 64n. 
 Cuthbert, (— ) and Mary Vaux, 136 
 Cutler, Margaret and Robert Lowther, 85 
 
 Dabridgecourt, George and Frances Leyborne, 
 
 81 
 DACRE, 34 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Musgrave, 92 
 ,, Francis and Dorothy Radcliff, 109 
 ,, Jane and Richard Denton, 38 
 Dacres, ( — ) and John Richmond, 111 
 ,, Alice and Anthony Ducket, 39 
 ,, Elizabeth and Lord William Howard, 
 
 63 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Howard, Duke 
 
 of Norfolk, 81 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Fetherston, 45 
 „ Thomas and Dorothy Brathwayte, 18 
 ,, Thomas, Lord and Elizabeth Ley- 
 borne, 81 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 161 
 
 DALSTON, OF DALSTON, 35 
 
 OF ACORNBANK, 36 
 *(— ) and Elizabeth Kirkbride, 69 
 ,, ( — ) and Cuthbert Musgrave, 94 
 
 ,, Barbara and James Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Catherine and Sir Henry Curwen, 
 
 33 
 ,, Catherine and Sir Henry Fletcher 
 
 49 
 ,, Catherine and Lancelot Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, Christopher and Bridget Fletcher, 
 
 49 
 „ Sir Christopher and Anne Hutton, 
 
 66 
 „ Dorothy and Sir William Carleton, 
 
 24 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Thomas Brath- 
 
 wayte, 18 
 ,, Elizabeth and Anthony Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Frances and Thomas Warwick, 139 
 
 ,, Jane, and Sir Richard Musgrave, 91 
 
 ,, Jane and Francis Sandys, 116 
 
 „ Sir John and (— j Tyrrell, 33 
 
 ,, John and Anne Highmore 59 
 
 ,, John and Frances Warcop, 13S 
 
 ,, Margaret and John Richmond, 111 
 
 ,, Mary and Richard Crakenthorp, 28 
 
 ,, Mungo and Anne Uriell, 137 
 
 ,, Pickering and Bridget Wybergh, 
 
 148 
 „ Richard and Dorothy Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, Susan and Edward Nevinson, 95 
 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Nevinson, 95 
 
 ,, William and Anne Fairer, 43 
 
 Dalton, Alexander and Mary Stanwix, 128 
 ,, Elizabeth and Patrick Senhouse, 122 
 ,, Henry and Elizabeth Bromtield, 122 
 ,, Milicent and Christopher Byndlose, 23 
 ,, Robert and Elizabeth Middleton, 90 
 Tanby, ( — ) and Sir Marmaduke Wyvill, 149 
 Darcy, (■ — ) and Frances Crakenthorpe, 28 
 
 ,, John, Lord and Joan Greystoke, 56 
 Davenpoi't, William and Margaret Ashton, 4 
 
 ,, Sir William and Catherine Radcliffe 
 
 (ne'e Bellingham), 4 
 Davison, Daniel and Mary Cawell (nee Towry), 
 
 135 
 Dawbury, Margaret and John Carleton, 24 
 Delabere, Kinard and Ellinor Huddleston, 64 
 Delamore, Isabel and William Vaux, 136 
 Delavall, Barbara and Sir William Carleton, 24 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Dykes, 41 
 ,, Mary and Edward Lee, 79 
 Delheugh, John and Katherine Lancaster, 75 
 Delves, Jane and John Bellingham, 7 
 DENTON, OF CARDEW, 37 
 
 OF WARNEL-DENTON, 38 
 ,, George and Catherine Graham. 55 
 
 ,, Henry and Anne Byndlose, 23 
 
 ,, *Henry and Mary Lamplugh, 74 
 
 Derwentwater, (— ) Hugh Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, (— ) Sir John Radcliff, 109 
 
 , , Anne and William Dacre, 34 
 
 Devenish, Anne and Ralph Bellingham, 6 
 Distington, Jane and William Dykes, 41 
 Dixon, Henry and Jennet Hodgson, 62 
 Dockwray, (— ) and Robert Philipson, 104 
 ,, Alice and Sir Robert Byndlose, 23 
 
 ,, Roger and Jennet Lamplugh, 74 
 
 Podding, Beatrice and William Pennington, 101 
 
 ,, Miles and Margaret Sandys, 116 
 Dodson, {—) and Abigail Fetherston, 45 
 
 vv 
 
 Dodson, Abigail and Thomas Dykes, 45 
 Dodsworth, John and Frances Lowther, 85 
 Dormer, Dorothy and Sir Henry Huddleston, 65 
 ,, Ellen, and Edward Bellingham, 8 
 ,, John and Ellen Hynd, 8 
 Douglas, ( — ) and William, Lord Dacre, 34 
 ,, Archibald, Earl of, and Mary Graham, 
 
 54 
 ,, Mary, Countess of, and Sir James 
 Hamilton, 54 
 Donthwayt, Humphrey and Frances Threlkeld, 
 
 132 
 DUCKET, OF GRAYRIGG, 39 
 
 ,, ( — ) and ( — ) Levens, 80 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Richard Salkeld, 112 
 
 ,, Alice and John Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Alice and William Stanley, 127 
 
 ,, Anthony and Dorothy Bellingham, 4 
 
 ,, Anthony and Elizabeth Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Anthony and Elizabeth Leyborne, 81 
 
 ,, Sir Francis and Marian Bellingham, 
 
 9 
 ,, James and Margaret Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, Katherine and Alan Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Sir Richard and Mabel Bellingham, 4 
 
 ,, Richard and Agnes Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Richard and Elinor Harrington, 57 
 
 ,, Robert and Isabel Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, Robert and Elizabeth Middleton, S9 
 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Middleton. 88 
 
 DUDLEY, OF YANWITH, 40 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Sir John Huddleston, 65 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Gerard Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Alice and Sir John Radcliff', 109 
 
 ,, Christopher and Agnes Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Bernard Kirkbride, 70 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Sutton, 40 
 
 ,, Lucy and Albany Fetherston, 45 
 
 ,, Margaret (or Dorothy) and Sir John 
 
 Musgrave, 91 
 ,, Richard and Dorothy Sandford, 115 
 
 DYKES OF WARTHALL, 41 
 
 ,, Isabel and Robert Biisco, 20, 21 
 ,, Jane and Richard Orfeur, 96 
 ,, Leonard and Grace Salkeld, 114 
 „ Thomas and Abigail Dodson (nee 
 
 Fetherston), 45 
 ,, Thomas and Joan Lancaster, 75. 
 ,, Thomas and Isabel Pennington, 100 
 ,. William and Christian Salkeld, 112 
 
 EAGLESFIELD, OF ALWARBY, 42 
 
 ,, (— ) and Agnes Salkeld, 112 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Senhouse, 
 
 122 
 ,, Dorothy and Thomas Sen- 
 
 house, 121 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Porter, 
 
 107 
 ,, Henry and Elizabeth Orfeur, 
 
 96 
 ,, Margaret and Sir John Lamp- 
 
 lugh, 73, 74 
 Eden. Margary and John Threlkeld, 132 
 Edmunds, Anne, and Henry Wilson, 146 
 Eglionby, see Aglionby 
 Elderton, (— ) and (— ) Fenwick, 118 
 
 ,, Thomas and Margaret Musgrave, 91, 
 
 92 
 ,, Thomas and Isabel Thwaites, 133 
 Eldom, ( — ) and Joane Wakeman, 4 
 ,, Joane and John Bellingham, 4 
 
162 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Ellerker, Julia and Sir Simon Musgrave, 91, 93 
 Ellerton, (— ) and John Hilton, 60 
 Elliott, (— ) and (— ) Sandys, 118 
 ,, Nichola and Gerard Carleton, 24 
 ,, Walter and Katherine Forster, 51 
 Ellis, Robert and Susan Brisco, 21 
 El toft, Mary and Robert Byndlrse, 23 
 Emmerson, Arthur and Isabel Hodgson, 62 
 ,, Arthur and Bridget Wharton, 142 
 
 ,, George and Mary Wharton, 142 
 
 ,, Leonard and Elizabeth Porter, 108 
 
 Engaine, Elennor and William Wybergh, 148 
 English, ( — ) and Anthony Penruddoek, 102 
 ,, Doctor and Jane Higgs, 117 
 ., Idonia and Edmund Sandford, 115 
 ,, John and Idonia Morvill, 115 
 Erskine ( — ) and Patrick Graham, Earl of 
 
 Monteith, 54 
 Everard, Mary and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 Eveleigh, Margaret and Sir Edwin Sandys, 117 
 Evers, ( — ) and Col. Thomas Howard, 63 
 
 ,, Jane and Richard Bellingham, 5 
 Ewers, Ralph and Eleanor Greystoke, 56 
 
 FAIRER, OF WARCOP-TOWER, 43 
 ,, Isabel and John Hilton, 61 
 ,, William and Mary Hilton, 61 
 FAIRFAX, OF BOLTON, 44 
 
 ,, Grace and Robert Highmore, 59 
 
 ,, Grace and Thomas Stanwix, 128 
 
 ,, Judith and Thomas Eaglesfield, 42 
 
 ,, Mary and Henry Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, Mary and John Salkeld, 114 
 
 ,. William and Mabel Curwen, 33 
 
 Falconbridge, Walter, Lord and ( — ) Lancaster, 
 
 75 
 Fallowfield, Catherine and Henry Brougham, 22 
 ,, Lucy and John Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Richard and Eleanor Lowther, 85 
 
 Farington, Thomas and Mabel Preston (ne'e 
 
 Benson), 10 
 Fell, John and Dorothy Simpson, 123 
 Felton, Anne and William Sandys, 118 
 •Fenner, Thomas, and Mary Bellingham, 7, 8 
 Fenwick, (— ) and Sir John Huddleston, 64 
 ,, (— ) and John Radclift', 109 
 
 ,, Eleanor and Sir Thomas Lamplugh, 
 
 73,74 
 ,, *Robert and Julia Sandys, 118 
 Fernes, ( — ) Tower Allysonn, 2 
 Feron, (— ) Tower Allysonn, 2 
 Ferrers, Elizabeth and John Lord Greystoke, 
 
 34, 56 
 FETHERSTON, OF KIRK OSWALD, 45 
 
 ,, Albany and Lucy Dudley, 40 
 
 ,, Alexander and Anne Lowther, 
 
 85 
 ,, Dorothy and John Stanley, 127 
 
 ,, Frances and Christopher 
 
 Wyvill, 149 
 ii Jane and Bernard Kirkbride, 
 
 70 
 ,, Ralph and (— ) Howard, 63 
 
 ,, Richard and Katherine Gra- 
 
 ham, 55 
 ii Sir Timothy and Bridget 
 
 Patrickson, 99 
 Fetherstonhaugh, (— ) Maude Salkeld, 112 
 Fillioll, (— ) and Sir Hugh Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Felice and William Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, Margaret and Nicholas Musgrave,91,92 
 
 FISHER, OF STAINE-BANK GREEN, 48 
 ,, Dorothy and Thomas Wilson, 145 
 ,, Hugh and Elizabeth Philipson, 105 
 ,, Jane and Anthony Bouche, 14 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Wilson, 146 
 Fitzherbert, Richard and Jane Langton, 76 
 Fitzhugh, ( — ) and Thomas Lord Dacres, 34 
 ,, ( — ) and Sir John Huddleston, 64 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Ralph Lord Greystoke, 
 
 34,56 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Lord Dacre,34 
 ,, George, Lord and Katherine Dacres, 
 
 34 
 ,, Katherine and Sir Thomas Nevell, 34 
 Fitzwilliam, Elizabeth and Thomas Musgrave, 91 
 „ Elizabeth and Sir Richard Mus- 
 grave, 92 
 ^Fleetwood, John and Joane Langton, 76 
 FLEMING, OF RYDALE, 46, 47 
 
 ,, Agnes and Richard Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Anthony and (— ) Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, Daniel and Isabella Brathwayte, 18 
 
 ,, Daniel and Barbara Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Dorothy & Andrew Huddleston, 65 
 
 ,, Eleanor and Sir John Lowther, 85 
 
 ,, Hugh and Joane Huddleston, 64 
 
 ,, Isabel and John Thwaites, 133 
 
 ,, John and Alice Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Katherine and Richard Kirkby, 71 
 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Stanley, 127 
 
 ,, Mary and John Brougham, 22 
 
 ,, Mary and John Senhouse, 121 
 
 ,, William and Anne Byndlose, 23 
 
 FLETCHER, OF HUTTON, 49 
 
 „ OF TALLANTIRE, 50 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Michael Bouche, 14 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Francis Richmond. Ill 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Margaret Towry, 135 
 
 ,, Anne and Henry Skelton, 33 
 
 ,, Barbara and Daniel Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Barbara and John Salkeld, 114 
 
 ,, Barbara and John Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, Bridget and Christopher Dalston, 
 
 36 
 ,, Bridget and John Patrickson, 99 
 
 ,, Sir George and Mary Graham, 
 
 (nee Johnston), 54 
 ,, H. (— ) Mary Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Henry and Anne Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, Henry and Eleanor Senhouse, 122 
 
 ,, Isabel and Richard Lowther, 83 
 
 ,, Jane and George Hilton, 61 
 
 ,, Jane and Anthony Patrickson, 9 > 
 
 ,, Jane and Francis Richmond, 1)9 
 
 ,, Jane and Richard Urieil, 137 
 
 ,, Mary and Sir John Lowther, 85 
 
 ,, Sir Richard and Barbara Craken- 
 
 thorp, 28 
 , , Sir Richard and Margaret Rich- 
 
 mond, 111 
 ,, Winifred and George Brathwait, 
 
 18 
 Foljambe, Troth and Sir Edward Bellingham, 8 
 FORSTER, OF STANEGARTHSIDE, 51 
 
 ,, Catherine and Sir John Lamplugh. 
 
 73,74 
 ,, Isabel and Gawen Brathwayte, 18 
 
 ,, Thomas and Florence Wharton, 14 1 
 
 Fortescue, Edward and Isabel Huddleston, 65 
 Fothergill, Ceorge and Julia Skelton, 125 
 Frankland, Elizabeth and Sir Christopher Mus- 
 grave, 93 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 163 
 
 Frescheville, (— ) and Thomas Highmorc, 59 
 ,, Joyce and Thomas Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, Margaret and Leonard Dykes, 41 
 
 Frodingham, Catherine and William Vaux, 136 
 Fulthorp, John and Joan Wharton, 141 
 Fynes, Sir Richard and Jane Dacres, 34 
 ,, Robert and Philippa Dacres, 34 
 
 Gage, James and Jane Bellingham (nie Delves), 7 
 Gannock, ( — ) and Katherine Bellingham, 5 
 Gardiner, Elizabeth and John Dudley, 40 
 Gurnet, Bryan and Catherine Hilton, 60 
 Garth, Richard and Margaret Richmond, 111 
 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Musgrave, 91 
 Gascoigne, Anne and Sir Thomas Fairfax, 44 
 Gay, Thomas and Barbara Bellingham, 8 
 Gent, Henry and Dorothy Dalston' 35 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Dalston, 35 
 Gerard, Anne and Francis Howard, 63 
 
 ,, Isabel and Sir Richard Langton, 76 
 ,, Margery and William Sandys, 118 
 Gibson, Anne and Henry Bird, 11 
 
 „ John and Joan Middleton, 88, 89 
 ,, Thomas and Jane Stanwix, 128 
 Gifford, John and Elizabeth Bellingham, 8 
 Gill, John and Margaret Hodgson, 62 
 GILPIN, OF SCALEBY, 52 
 
 ,, (— ) and Alan Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Arthur Wolston (alias 
 
 Wilson), 147 
 ,, George and Catherine Philipson, 105 
 ,, Richard and Susan Brisco, 21 
 Girlington, John and Margaret Ducket, 39 
 Godmands ( — ) and Lawrence Levens, 80 
 Godmount, Agnes and Edmond Wolston (alias 
 
 Wilson), 147 
 GODSALVE, OE RIGMADEN, 53 
 Golding, Thomas and Dorothy Towry, 135 
 Goldsborough, George and Elizabeth Fetherston 
 
 45 
 Goodyere, Sir Henry and Frances Lowther, 84 
 Goring, George and Mary Bellingham (nie 
 
 Everard), 8 
 Gosling, John and Eliza Fletcher, 50 
 Gospatrick, Emme and William Bird, 1 1 
 Gourley, Anne and Robert Philipson, 105 
 GRAHAM, OF NETHERBY, 54 
 „ OF NUNNERY, 55 
 
 ,, Catherine and George Denton, 37 
 
 ,, Catherine and Richard Fetherston, 
 
 45 
 ,, Sir George and Mary Johnston, 49 
 
 ,, Mary, Countess of Douglas and Sir 
 
 James Hamilton, 54 
 ,, Mary and Sir George Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Mary and Peter Hodgson, 62 
 
 ,, William and Mary Kirkbride (ne'e 
 
 Hodgson), 62, 70 
 Granson, Joan and Oliver or Lewis Middleton, 
 
 88, 89 
 Graund, Margaret and Sir John Wiltshire, 6 
 Gray. See Grey. 
 
 Grayson, John and Elizabeth Hodgson, 62 
 Greene, ( — ) and Anthony Huddleston, 65 
 
 , , Jennet and Edward Fisher, 48 
 Gregory, Anne and Richard Tolson, 134 
 Orey, ( — ) and William Dacre, 34 
 ,, ( — ) and John Graham, 54 
 ,, Edward, Lord Powis and Margaret Dudley 
 
 40 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Robert Greystoke, 34,56 
 
 W 2 
 
 Grey, Jane and Ferdinand Huddleston, 65 
 
 ,, *Sir Thomas and Margaret Greystoke, 56 
 GREYSTOKE, 56 
 
 ,, Baron, 34 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Lord 
 
 Dacre, 34 
 Griffith, Sir Henry and Dorothy Bellingham, 9 
 Grimstone, Catherine and John Radcliff", 109 
 Grindale, (— ) Thomas Wybergh, 148 
 
 ,, Robert and Helen Patrickson, 98 
 Gurling, Julian and Henry Bellingham, 8 
 
 Haggerston, Thomas and Margaret Howard, 63 
 Hall, Dorothy and Egyon Wolston (alias Wilson) 
 147 
 ,, Henry and Mary Thorp (ne'e Towry), 135 
 Halton, Margaret and Henry Lowther, 83 
 Hamerton, ( — ) and Elizabeth Middleton, 89 
 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Middleton, 88 
 
 Hamilton, Sir James and Mary Countess of 
 
 Douglas (ne'e Grahme) 54 
 Hammond, Margaret and Henry Sandys, 117 
 Hanbury, Mary and Miles Sandys, 117 
 Hancastle, Thomas and Janet Beauchamp, 67 
 *Hanford, Elizabeth and Sir Lancelot Thir- 
 
 keld, 144 
 Hare, Alice and Sir George Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir John Lowther, 85 
 Harman, (— ) and Henry Allysonn, 2 
 HARRINGTON, OF WOLLAX, 57 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Humfry Dacre,34 
 
 ,, Anne and Lancelot Lancaster, 
 
 75 
 ,, Edmund and Katherine Skel- 
 
 ton, 125 
 „ Eleanor and Richard Ducket, 
 
 39 
 ,, James and Grace Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, Robert and Christian Lancas- 
 
 ter, 46 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Porter, 107 
 
 Harrison, Agnes and Robert Byndlose, 23 
 ,, Catherine and Matthew Taylor, 62 
 „ John and Catherine Hodgson, 62 
 ,, Margaret and Sir Richard Musgrave, 
 
 93 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Musgrave, 93 
 ,, Matthew and Helen Levens, 80 
 ,, Richard and Jane Fleming, 47 
 ,, Robert and Margaret Bird, 11 
 Hartley, Frances and Thomas Wharton, 142 
 ,, Hugh and Agnes Scaife, 120 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Hilton, 60 
 Harvey, Bridget and Sir Robert Tirwhitt, 6 
 ,, Sir Nicholas and Bridget Wingfield 
 (ne'e Wiltshire), 6 
 Harwood, (— ) and Elizabeth Towry, 135 
 Hastings, Henry and Dorothy Huddleston, 65 
 Hawdon, Cuthbert and Catherine Gilpin, 52 
 Hawksworth, ( — ) and Anne Towry, 135 
 Hayes, Susanna and Thomas Wharton. 143 
 Heber, Thomas and Anne Lowther, 83 
 Henly, Walter and Elizabeth Bellingham, 7 
 *Hcrbert, Sir Edward, Earl of Pembroke and 
 
 Mary Stanley, 127 
 Herden, Jane and Robert Morley, 4 
 Heron, (— ) and Thomas Howard, 63 
 ,, (— ) and Thomas Salkeld, 112 
 ,, Sir Cuthbert and Elizabeth Graham, 54 
 ,, John and Margaret Musgrave, 91, 93 
 HETHERINGTON, OF WALTON, 58 
 
164 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Hewet, Thomas and Cicely Kirkbride, 69 
 Hexeter, Daniel and Isabel Simpson, 123 
 
 ,, Joseph and Margaret Stanley, 127 
 Hickson, Anne and George Porter, 108 
 Higgs, Jane, and Doctor English, 117 
 
 ,, John and Jane Sandys, 117 
 HIGHMORE, OF ARMATHWAITE, 59 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Christopher Thelkeld, 
 
 132 
 ,, Elizabeth and Edward Penrud- 
 
 dock, 102 
 Hildesley, Mary and Robert Williamson, 144 
 Hill, Anne and John Bellingham. 7 
 HILTON, OF HILTON BEACON, 60 
 OF BURTON, 61 
 „ Christopher and Barbara Brathwait, 
 
 18 
 ,, John and Isabel Fairer, 43 
 ,, Mary and William Fairer, 43 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Sandford, 115 
 Hinde, Ellen and John Dormer, 8 
 Hobman, Francis and Jane Towry, 135 
 Hodgkin, Jane and John Godsalve, 53 
 HODGSON, OF BASCODYKE, 62 
 
 ,, Audrey and Francis Steele, 129 
 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Lancaster, 75 
 
 Holbeach, Thomas and Elizabeth Stanwix, 128 
 Holland, Leonard and Joane Bellingham, 6 
 
 ,, Mary, Countess of Huntingdon and 
 
 Thomas Musgrave, 92 
 ,, Thomas, Earl of Huntingdon, and 
 Mary Vaux, 
 Holme, Rowland and Elizabeth Vaux, 136 
 Holt, (— ) and Mary Byndlose, 23 
 Hotham, ( — ) and Thomas Bellingham, 5 
 HOWARD, OF CORBY CASTLE, 63 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk and 
 
 Elizabeth Dacres (nee Leyborne) 
 81 
 Hoy, John and Barbara Burrell, 19 
 HUDDLESTON, OF MILLUM, 64, 65 
 
 OF SAWTON, CO. CAM- 
 BRIDGE, 65 
 ,, Andrew and Dorothy Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Andrew and Katherine Lawson, 77 
 
 ,, Ann and Sir Thomas Curwen, 32 
 
 ,, Anne and Thomas Stanley, 127 
 
 ,, Ellen and Richard Skeiton, 126 
 
 , , Joane and Hugh Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Magdalen and Christopher Rich- 
 
 mond, 111 
 ,, Margaret and Lancelot Salkeld,113 
 
 ,, Mary and John Pennington, 100 
 
 ,, Mary and Christopher Philipson, 
 
 104 
 ,, Mary and John Senhouse, 122 
 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Dacres, 34 
 
 Hudson, Charles and Jane Patrickson, 99 
 Humfrey, Richard and Mary Sandys, 117 
 Hungate, ( — ) and Sir William Howard, 63 
 Hunter, James and ( — ) Chamber, 26 
 ,, William and Susan Bird, 11 
 Hutchinson, Edward and Frances Musgrave, 93 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Bird, 11 
 
 HUTTON, OF GALLE, 66 
 „ OF PENRITH, 67 
 
 »> ( — ) and Mungo Musgrave, 94 
 
 >> ( — ) and William Wolston (alts. 
 
 Wilson) 147 
 ,, Anne and Sir Christopher Dalston, 
 
 33 
 
 Hutton, Anne and Thomas Sandford, 115 
 
 ,, Cuthbert and Elizabeth Belling- 
 
 ham, 4 
 ,, Elizabeth and Anthony Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Grace and Thomas Fairfax, 44 
 
 ,, John and Catherine Skeiton, 125 
 
 ,, Julia and Sir Philip Musgrave, 93 
 
 ,, Mary and Andrew Huddleston, 64 
 
 ,, Sir Kichard and Agnes Briggs, 19 
 
 ,, Richard and Jemima Wharton, 143 
 
 Hyde, Sir Nicholas and Bridget Sandys, 117 
 
 Ingaine, Eleanor and William Wybergh, 148 
 Ingerham, Hastings and Srewly Williamson, 144 
 
 ,, Srewly and Simon Clifford, 144 
 
 Ingleby, Sir Wiliiain and Agnes Bellingham, 9 
 IRETON, OF IRETON, 68 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Henry Swinburne, 131 
 
 ,, Christopher and Grace Highmore, 59 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Henry Salkeld, 114 
 
 ,, John and Anne Lamplugh, 74 
 
 ,, John and Anne Ponsonby, 103 
 
 ,, Lawson and Elizabeth Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, Mary and John Skeiton, 124 
 
 ,, Matilda and Thomas Wybergh, 148 
 
 Ivers, Ralph and Eleanor Greystoke, 56 
 Iveson, Thomas and Agnes Hodgson, 62 
 
 t 
 Jackson, ( — ) and Margaret Bird, 11 
 ,, ( — ) and Henry Curwen, 31 
 
 ,, John and Muriel Layton, 78 
 
 ,, Margaret and Richard Bresby, 17 
 
 ,, Thomas and Susan Bird, 11 
 
 James, Anne and George Towry, 135 
 
 ,, Sarah and Wilfrid Lawson, 77 
 Jenkinson, Robert and Margaret Swinburne, 13 1 
 Jennings, Mary and William Sandys, 118 
 Jobson, Walter and Anne Byndlose, 23 
 Johnson, Alexander and Mary Bellingham, 9 
 Johnston, Mary and Sir George Graham, 49, 54 
 Jopson, ( — ) and Nicholas Fisher, 48 
 
 Keene, William and Katherine Levens, 80 
 Kendal, ( — ) and Dorothy Sandys, 117 
 Kighley, ( — ) and Ellen Pennington, 100 
 ,, Sir Henry and Mary Middleton (ne'e 
 
 Cams) 25, 90 
 ,, Mary (ne'e Carus) and Edward Mid- 
 dleton, 90 
 KIRKBRIDE, 69 
 
 OF ELLERTON, 70 
 ,, ( — ) and (— ) Cleborne, 27 
 
 ,, Bernard and Jane Fetherston,45 
 
 ,, Emma and Robert Cleburne, 27 
 
 ,, Isabel and Adam Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Mary and William Graham, 55, 
 
 62 
 KIRKBY, OF KIRKBY, 71 
 
 ,, (— ) and (— ) Fleming, 47 
 
 „ (— ) and Geoffrey Middleton, 88 
 
 ,, Alice and William Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Anne and William Thwaites, 133 
 
 „ Bridget and Christopher Philipson, 
 
 104 
 ,, Dorothy and Edward Wilson, 145 
 
 ,, Jane and John Lamplugh, 73 
 
 „ Jane and Anthony Patrickson, 98 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Hethering- 
 
 ton, 58 
 ,, Richard and Anne Bellingham, 4 
 
 ,, Roger and Agnes Lowther, 85 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 165 
 
 Kirkham, ( — ) and Gervase Middleton, 89 
 ,, Margaret and Geoffrey Middleton, 88 
 
 Kitson, Lucy and Robert Westby, 81, 82 
 ,, Thomas and Lucy Ley borne, 81, 82 
 
 Knipe, Samuel and Mary Philipson, 104 
 
 Lambton, William and Jane Curwen, 33 
 LAMPLUGH, OF LAMPLUGH, 72, 73 
 
 OF LAMPLUGH HALL, 74 
 ,, Anne and John Ireton, 68 
 
 ,, Anne and William Orfeur, 96 
 
 , , Catherine and Anth ony Curwen , 
 
 30 
 ,, Eleanor and Richard Tolson,134 
 
 ,, Frances and William Porter, 107 
 
 ,, John and Margaret Penning- 
 
 ton, 100 
 ,, Margaret and William Fleming, 
 
 47 
 ,, Margaret and Richard Orfeur, 
 
 96 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Ley borne 
 
 100 
 ,, Thomas and Agnes Brathwayte, 
 
 18 
 ,, Thomas and Alice Curwen, 32 
 
 Lancaster, of Howgill Castle, 46 
 „ OF SOCKBRIDGE, 75 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Birbeck, 12 
 
 ,, (— ) and Hugh Lowther, 84 
 
 „ (— ) and (— ) Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, (— ) and Thomas Skelton, 124 
 
 ,, Anne and John Warcop, 138 
 
 „ Barbara and Robert Highmore, 59 
 
 , , Christopher and Eleanor Musgrave, 
 
 91, 92 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Hutton, 66 
 
 ,, Frances and Sir Christopher Low- 
 
 ther, 73 
 ,, Grace and James Harrington, 57 
 
 ,, Isabel and Sir Thomas Fleming, 46 
 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, Joan and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, *Lancelot and Margaret Rokeby, 57 
 
 ,, Lancelot and Anne Harrington, 57 
 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, Richard and Mary Wharton, 142 
 
 ,, Roger and Jane Bellingham, 4 
 
 LANGTON, BARON OF NEWTON, 76 
 Larkham, George and Dorothy Fletcher, 50 
 Lascelles, ( — ) and George Denton, 38 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Thomas Ley borne, 81, 82 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Middleton, 88, 
 
 89 
 ,, Margaret and James Pickering, 106 
 ,, Mary and John Ley borne, 81 
 ,, William and Mary Crofts, 81 
 Latus, Anne and Robert Philipson, 104 
 
 „ *Ralph and Anne Huddleston, 64 
 Launder, Jane & Cuthbert Musgrave, 91, 92, 94 
 Lawe, James and Fortune Burrell, 19 
 Lawrence, Robert and Anne Bradley, 15 
 LAWSON, OF ISELL, 77 
 
 , , Frances and Richard Brathwayte, 1 8 
 
 ,, Judith and Miles Pennington, 101 
 
 Laythes, Edward and (— ) Chamber, 26 
 ,, Thomas and Jane Bouche, 14 
 ,, Thomas and Grace Salkeld, 114 
 LAYTON, OF DALEMAIN, 78 bis. 
 „ (-) Edward Cleborne, 27 
 ,, Anne and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 ,, Anne and Leonard Dykes, 41 
 
 Layton, Anne and Edward Warcop, 138 
 ,, Elizabeth and John Vaux, 136 
 Leake, Isabel and Thomas Stanley, 127 
 LEE, OF CLYBERON HALL, 79 
 
 ,, Agnes and Robert Penruddock, 102 
 ,, Bridget and Henry Patrickson, 99 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Dykes, 41 
 ,, *John and ( — ) Harrington, 57 
 ,, John and Mary Penruddock, 102 
 ,, Mary and Cuthbert Musgrave, 102 
 Leigh, Elizabeth and Richard Brisco, 21 
 Leke, Elizabeth and James Bellingham, 9 
 LEVENS, OF LEVENS, &c, 80 
 Lewknor, Dorothy and Henry Bellingham, 4 
 
 ,, John & Anne Bellingham (n4e Hill), 7 
 LEYBORNE, OF CUNSWICK, 81, 82 
 
 ,, ( — ) & Nicholas Harrington, 57 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, Agnes and Sir Henry Belling- 
 
 ham, 4 
 ,, Anne and Leonard Langton, 76 
 
 ,, Catherine and Sir Henry Belling- 
 
 ham, 4 
 ,, Catherine and Richard Ducket,39 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Lord 
 
 Dacre, 34 
 ,, Elizabeth and Anthony Ducket, 
 
 39- 
 ,, Isabel and William Carus, 25 
 
 ,, Isabel and Sir Thomas Le Flem- 
 
 ing, 46 
 ,, James and Isabel Bellingham, 4 
 
 ,, Jane and Sir Francis Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Jane and William Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, Jennet and Robert Philipson, 104 
 
 ,, Thomas and Margaret Lamplugh, 
 
 100 
 ,, William and Jane Bradley, 15, 39 
 
 Lightfoot, Robert and Elizabeth Chamber, 26 
 Lister, Thomas and Catherine Fletcher, 49 
 Littledale, Anne and Tower Allysonn, 2 
 Littleton, Edward and Amy Sandys, 117 
 Lloyd, Sibill and Christopher Lowther, 86 
 Lockey, Agnes and William Levens, 80 
 Lodington, Alice and John Bellingham, 5 
 Loftus, Francis and Anne Dykes, 41 
 Lough, Margaret and Joseph Senhouse, 121 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Nevinson, 95 
 Lougher, Lettice and Thomas Denton, 38 
 Lovell, Thomas and Alice Huddleston, 65 
 Lownd, John and Mabel Bellingham, 4 
 LOWTHER, OF COCKERMOUTH, 83 
 OF LOWTHER, 84, 85 
 OF COLBY-LATHE, 86 
 ,, (— ) and Mary Kirkbride, 68 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Porter, 107 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Wharton, 141 
 
 ,, Agnes and Thomas Penruddock, 
 
 102 
 ,, Ann and Sir Thomas Curwen, 32 
 
 ,, Anne and Alexander Fetherston, 
 
 45 
 ,, Anne and Thomas Wybergh, 148 
 
 ,, Barbara and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, Bartholomew and ( — ) Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Sir Christopher and Fiances Tan- 
 
 caster, 73 
 ,, Elizabeth and Anthony Bouche, 14 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and William Lancaster, 
 
 75 
 ,, Elizabeth and Richard Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, Frances and John Lamplugh, 73 
 
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 .INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Lowther, Gerard and Grace Bellingham {n6e 
 Cleborne), 9 
 ,, Sir Hugh and Mabel Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, Jane and John Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Janet and Thomas Stanwix, 128 
 
 ,, Joan and Christopher Lancaster, 
 
 75 
 , , John and Elizabeth Bellingham , 9 
 
 ,, Sir John and Eleanor Fleming, 47 
 
 , , Sir John and Mary Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Lancelot and Joan Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Lancelot and Dorothy Patrickson, 
 
 99 
 ,, Mabel and Christopher I)alston,36 
 
 ,, Margaret and John Richmund, 1 1 1 
 
 ,, Richard and Frances Middleton, 
 
 90 
 ,, Richard and Isabel Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Thomas and Jane Wharton, 142 
 
 Lowthian, Thomas and Mary Graham, 55 
 Lucy, ( — ) and Sir Hugh Lowther, 84 
 ,, ( — ) and William Senhouse, 121 
 ,, Katherine and Thomas Lord Dacres, 34 
 Lumley, George and Joan Thornton, 56 
 Luther, (— ) and Alice Sandys, 118 
 Lyvock, Alice and Thomas Hetherington, 58 
 
 Macguire, ( — ) Barbara Salkeld, 114 
 MACHFLL, OF CRAKENTHORPE, 87 
 ,, Guy, and ( — ) Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Hugh, and ( — ) Richmund, 111 
 
 Mallory, William and Alice Bellingham, 9 
 Man, Anne and Anthony Sandys, 116 
 
 „ Miles and Ellen Wilson, 146 
 Manny, Ann and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 Mansergh, John and Joan Middleton, 88, 89 
 ,, John and Alice Middleton, 88, 89 
 
 Maplett, ( — ) and Richard Nevinson, 95 
 ,, Anne and Christopher Richmond, 111 
 
 ,, Bridget and Richard Kirkbride, 70 
 
 Mark ham, Jerome and Isabel Bellingham, 5 
 Marley, ( — ) and Richard Bellingham, 5 
 
 ,, ( — ) Thomas Dacre, 34 
 
 Marshall, Margaret and Christopher Hilton, 61 
 Martin, John and Dorothy Gilpin, 52 
 Martindale, ( — ) and William Bird, 11 
 
 ,, George, and Mary Musgrave, 91 
 
 ,, John and Mary Musgrave, 93 
 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Dykes, 41 
 
 Marwood, Henry and Dorothy Bellingham, 9 
 Mason, Richard and Alice Uriell, 137 
 Massey, Richard and Anne Middleton, 90 
 Mattison, Joane and Thomas Bird, 11 
 Maxwell, ( — ) and Hugh Lord Dacre, 34 
 Metcalfe, (—) and John Midd.eton, 88, 89 
 
 ,, Anthony and Frances Porter, 108 
 Michell, Joan and Francis Sandvs, 118 
 MIDDLETON, OF KIRKBY-LONSDALE, 87 
 OF MIDDLETON HALL, 88, 
 89, 90 
 „ ( — ) and Anthony Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Sir Christopher Low- 
 
 ther, 86 
 „ Anne and Richard Ireton, 68 
 
 ,, Charles and Dorothy Byndlose, 
 
 23 
 ,, Edward and Bridget Byndlose, 
 
 23 
 ,, Edward and Mary Carus, 25 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Ducket, 
 
 39 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 Frances and 
 83,84 
 
 Richard Lowther, 
 
 Mabel and Sir Roger Bellingham 
 
 ,, Margaret and Edmond Lancas- 
 
 ter, 75 
 ,, Margaret («<?e Thornhill) and 
 
 William Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, Mary and Sir Henry Kighly, 25 
 
 ,, Richard and Anne Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Thomas and Isabel Musgrave, 
 
 39, 91, 92 
 ,, William and Jane Dudley, 40 
 
 Millbanke, (— ) and George Wharton, 143 
 Miller, John and Agnes Ducket, 39 
 Milium, Joan and Sir John Huddleston, 64 
 Mitford, Robert and Philadelphia Wharton, 143 
 Mohun, Elizabeth and Rowland Philipson, 105 
 Monkers, (— ) and Richard Kirkbride, 69 
 Montgomerie, ( — ) and Walter Grahme, 54 
 Moore, (— ) and Alexander Middleton, 89 
 „ Alice and Thomas Denton, 38 
 ,, Dorothy and William Middleton, 90 
 ,, Isabel and Alexander Middleton, 88 
 Moresby, Anne and James Pickering, 106 
 Morgan, (— ) and Julian Hilton, 60 
 Morley, Jane and Richard Bellingham, 4 
 ,, John and Margaret Middleton, 88, 89 
 ,, Robert and Jane Herdden, 4 
 Morton, Elizabeth and William Burrell, 19 
 Morvill, (— ) and (— ) Vaux, 34 
 
 ,, Idonia and John English, 115 
 Moulton, ( — ) and Maude Vaux, 34 
 
 ,, Maude, and Randolph Dacre, 34 
 Mounsey, Thomas and Elizabeth Lay ton, 78 
 Mowbray ( — ) and Thomas Dacre, 34 
 Muschamp, Agmondesham and Mary Belling- 
 ham, 8 
 MUSGRAVE, OF HARTLEY, 91 
 
 OF EDEN HALL, 92, 93 
 ,, OF CROOKDYKE, 94 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Anthony Hutton, 66 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Sandford, 115 
 
 ,, Anne and John Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Anne and Nicholas Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, Bridget and William Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, Catherine and Thomas Fethers- 
 
 ton, 45 
 ,, Catherine and Richard Graham, 
 
 54 
 ,, Catherine and George Graham, 
 
 55 
 ,, Christopher and Jane Curwen,33 
 
 ,, Cuthbert and Mary Lee, 192 
 
 ,, Dorothy & Richard Wrottesley, 
 
 40 
 ,, Sir Edward and Mary Graham, 
 
 54 
 ,, Eleanor and Christopher Lancas- 
 
 ter, 75 
 ,, Eleanor and Sir Christopher 
 
 Lowther, 85 
 , , Elizabeth and Edward Aglionby , 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and John Lamplugh, 
 
 73 
 ,, George and Anne Layton, 78 
 
 „ Isabel and Thomas Middleton, 
 
 39, 88, 89 
 ,, Jane and Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 77 
 
 , , Sir John and Dorothy Dudley,40 
 
 ,, Julian and Henry Denton, 37 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 167 
 
 Musgrave, Julian and John Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, Leonard and Winifrid Hilton, 61 
 
 ,, Mabel and John Swinburne, 131 
 
 ,, Mary and Lancelot Simpson, 123 
 
 ,, Mary and William Wyvill, 149 
 
 ,, Sir Richard and Jane Sandys 
 
 (nfic Dalton), 35 
 ,, *Richard and Grace Fairfax, 44 
 
 ,, Simon and Susan Hutton, 66 
 
 , , Thomas and Alice Beau champ, 67 
 
 Myrcs, Thomas and Eleanor Brisco, 21 
 
 Nattison (?) Joane and Thomas Bird, 11 
 Needham, Hugh and Martha Wharton, 143 
 Nesbit, John and Eleanor .Wybergh, 148 
 Nevill, Elizabeth and Thomas, Lord Dacres, 34 
 ,, Isabel and William Huddleston, 64, 65 
 ,, John, Lord Latimer and Elizabeth Mus- 
 grave, 91 
 • ,, Margaret and Richard Huddleston, 64 
 ,, Philippa and Thomas, Lord Dacres, 34 
 ,, Sir Thomas and Katherine Fitzhugh, 34 
 NE VINSON, OF NEWBY STONES, 95 
 ,, Edward and Susan Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Edwin Sandys, 
 
 117 
 Newby, ( — ) and Frances Lowther, 83 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Reynold Wolston, (or Wil- 
 son), 147 
 Newton, Sarah and Adam Carleton, 24 
 Nichinson, Daniel and Bridget Pennington, 101 
 Nicholls, Henry and Martha Levens, 80 
 
 ,, Rowland and Mary Warwick, 139 
 Nicholson, Ambrose and Frances Stanwix, 128 
 „ Christopher and Anne Cams, 25 
 
 „ Christopher and Judith Towry, 135 
 
 ,, Joseph and Mary Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Talbot and Mary Bird, 11 
 
 Normanvill, (— ) and (— ) Middleton, 90 
 Norris, Bridget and Thomas Bold, 47 
 
 Oakley, Luke and Mary Forster, 51 
 Ogle, ( — ) and Nicholas Bellingham, 4 
 ,, Lucy and Richard Bird, 11 
 ,, Sir Robert and Elizabeth Thornton, 56 
 Oglethorpe, Elizabeth and Henry Denton, 38 
 Oliver, Robert and Alice Bellingham, 5 
 Orbell, ( — ) and Thomas Fairfax, 44 
 ORFEUR, OF HIGH CLOSE AND PLUM- 
 LAND HALL, 96 
 
 ,, Cuthbert and Mabel Porter, 108 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Thomas Sandford, 115 
 
 ,, Jane and William Brisco, 21 
 Orford, Elizabeth and William Sandys, 116 
 Orington, ( — ) and William Musgrave, 94 
 Orrell, Anne and John Threlkeld, 132 
 Orton, Susan and William Curwen, 31 
 Osbaldeston, Anne and Edward Langton, 76 
 
 ,, John and Ellen Bradley, 15 
 
 Osmotherley, Mabel and William Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, William and Eleanor Kirkbride,69 
 
 OSMUNDERLAW, OF LANGRIGG, 97 
 
 ,, John and Dorothy Salkeld 
 
 114 
 
 ,, *William and Gunilda Boy- 
 
 vill, 64 
 
 Pallady, Frances and Thomas Stanwix, 128 
 Palmer, Anne and John Bellingham, 
 
 Parke, Elizabeth and Myles Sandys, 117 
 Parr, ( — ) and William Harrington, 57 
 ,, Isabel and Humphrey Dacres, 34 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Radcliff, 109 
 P.VTRICKSON, OF STOCKHOW, 98 
 
 OF CASWELLHOW, 99 
 „ Barbara and John Aglionby, 1 
 
 ,, Bridget and Sir Timothy 
 
 Fetherston, 45 
 ,, John and Bridget Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, Joseph and Catherine Salkeld, 
 
 114 
 Patterson, John and Bridget Huddleston, 65 
 Pattinson, Simon and Elizabeth Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Joan and Tnomas Bird, 11 
 Paul, Thomas and Sarah Lee, 79 
 Peacock, ( — ) and Frances Howard, 63 
 Pearce, Hester and Lancelot Lowther, 86 
 Pearson, Barbara and John Scott, 131 
 
 ,, Henry and Elizabeth Williamson, 144 
 ,, James and Barbara Swinburne, 131 
 ,, Margaret and Christopher Bird, 11 
 PENNINGTON, OF MUNCASTER, 100 
 OF SEATON, 101 
 ,, ( — ) and Anne Crakenthorp, 
 
 28 
 ,, Ann and Sir Christopher Cur- 
 
 wen, 32 
 ,, Bridget and William Huddle- 
 
 ston, 65 
 ,, Isabel and Thomas Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, Isabel and John Lamplugh, 73 
 
 ,, John and Mary Huddleston, 64n. 
 
 ,, Margaret and John Lamplugh, 74 
 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Ley borne, 81 
 
 ,, Miles and Judith Lawson, 77 
 
 , , Sarah and Henry Bouche, 14 
 
 ,, * William and Bridget Ascough, 
 
 (nee Huddleston) 64 
 ,, William and Joan Wharton, 141 
 
 Pennyman, Thomas and Frances Lowther, 85 
 PENRUDDOCK, OF ARKLEBY, 102 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Cuthbert Musgrave 
 
 94 
 ,, Elizabeth and Gawen Braith- 
 
 wayt, 18 
 Percehay, Mary and Christopher Philipson, 105 
 Percy, (— ) and (— ) Wyvill, 149 
 Perry, ( — ) and Robert Byndlose, 23 
 Person, Henry and Elizabeth Williamson, 144 
 Philips, Arthur and Bridget Leyborne, 81 
 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Dalston, 36 
 PHILIPSON, OF TWATTERDEN HALL and 
 OF CONISHEAD, CO. LAN- 
 CASTER, 104 
 „ OF CALGARTH, 105 
 
 ,, Christopher and Mary Huddle- 
 
 ston, 65 
 ,, Christopher and (— ) Wyvill, 149 
 
 , , John and Dorothy Crakenthorpe, 
 
 28 
 it Myles and Barbara Sandys, 116 
 
 ,, Myles and Anne Birbeck, 12 
 
 ,, Rowland and Katherine Cams, 
 
 25 
 PICKERING, OF THIRKELD, 106 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Henry Crakenthorpe, 28 
 
 ,, Anne and Sir Robert Belling- 
 
 ham, 4 
 ,, Anne and Sir Roger Bellingham, 
 
 4 
 ,, Frances and Cyprian Hilton, 01 
 
168 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Pickering, Margaret and Hugh Lamp] ugh, 73 
 Pigot, Sir Ralph and ( — ) Constable, 56 
 ,, Sir Ralph and Anne Greystoke, 56 
 Plantaganet, Alice, daur. of Richard, Earl of 
 Cambridge, and Sir Thomas 
 Musgrave, 91 
 PONSONBY, 103 
 
 ,, Anne and John Senhouse, 122 
 
 ,, John and Dorothy Brisco, 21 
 
 Poole, Ellen and Henry Birkbeck, 12 
 PORTER, OF ALWARDBY, 107 
 OF WERY HALL, 108 
 ,, Anne and Christopher Curwen, 30 
 
 ,, Anne and Thomas Harrington, 57 
 
 ,, Joseph and Anne Salkeld, 113 
 
 ,, William and Frances Lamplugh, 74 
 
 Potter, John and Clare Patrickson, 9S 
 Poultney, ( — ) and Robert Branthwayt, 16 
 Power, of Thackham, Sussex, 6 
 Pratt, David and Katherine Levens, 80 
 Preston, Anne and Thomas Carus, 25 
 
 ,, Anne and Sir Francis Howard, 63 
 ,, Elizabeth and George Hilton, 60 
 ,, Elizabeth and Ralph Lamplugh, 72 
 ,, Helen and Sir James Ley borne, 81 
 ,, John and Mabel Benson, 10 
 ,, John and Helen Curwen, 32 
 ,, Katherine and Sir Thomas Carus, 25 
 ,, Leonard and Joan Middleton, 88, 89 
 ,, Mabel and Thomas Farrington, 10 
 ,, Richard and Jacomina Middleton, 88, 
 89 
 Price, Elizabeth and George Penruddock, 102 
 Prickley, Joyce and John Huddleston, 64 
 
 Quilter, (— ) and Amy Bonner (n6e. Sandys), 116 
 
 RADCLIFFE, OF DERWENTWATER, 109 
 ,, ( — ) and Richard Warcop, 138 
 
 ,, Alice and Edward Musgrave, 92 
 
 ,, Katharine and Sir William 
 
 Devenport, 4 
 ,, Sir William and Katherine Ash- 
 
 ton (nee Bellingham), 4 
 Ranson, Richard and Elizabeth Wilson, 146 
 Rapine, Mary and Robert Chamber, 26 
 Ratcliffe, ( — ) and John Pennington, 100 
 ,, Anne and Leonard Dykes, 41 
 ,, Lady Anne and Sir Thomas Wharton 
 
 141 
 ,, Gawen and Eleanor Williamson, 144 
 ,, Francis and Jane Bouche, 14 
 ,, Jane and ( — ) Bowe, 14 
 ,, John and Alice Dudley, 40 
 RAWLING, OF COCKERMOUTH, 110 
 Rawlins, John and Agnes Bird, 1 1 
 Rawlinson, Anne and Christopher Crakenthorp, 
 28 
 ,, Robert and Jane Wilson, 145 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Sandys, 116, 
 
 118 
 Rayner, Elizabeth and Arthur Scaife, 120 
 Reading, Jane and John Bird, 1 1 
 Redman, (— ) and Richard Ducket, 39 
 „ ( — ) and ( — ) Conyers, 81 
 
 ,. ( — ) and Julian Leyborne, 81 
 
 ,, (— ) and Arthur Middleton, S9 
 
 Redhead, Edward and Catherine Burrell, 19 
 Redman, John and Barbara Towry, 135 
 ,, Juliau and ( — ) Borough, 81 
 
 Redman, Mabel and Symon Brisco, 21 
 
 „ Margaret and Arthur Middleton, 89 
 „ Richard and Margaret Middleton, 89 
 Reed, ( — ) and John Allyson, 2 
 Relfe, Elizabeth and Hugh Simpson, 123 
 Reveley, Elizabeth and John Burrell, 19 
 Richardson, John and Anne Carus. 104 
 RICHMUND, OF HIGHHEAD CASTLE, 111 
 ,, Francis and Jane Fletcher, 99 
 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Patrickson, 99 
 
 ,, John and Margaret Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Margaret and John Aglionby, 1 
 
 ,, Margaret and Sir Richard 
 
 Fletcher, 49 
 Ridley, Nicholas and Mary Musgrave, 91 
 ,, Richard and Mary Musgrave, 91 
 Rigg, Margaret and William Bird, 11 
 Rigmaden, Jane and Anthony Fleming, 47 
 „ Jane and Thurston Tildesley, 76 
 
 ,, Thomas and Jane Langton, 76 
 
 Robins, William and Cicely Browne, 116 
 Robinson, Anne and Christopher Blencow, 13 
 „ Dorothy and George Towry, 135 
 ,, Thomas and Catherine Curwen, 31 
 Rocking, Christopher and Agnes Levens, 80 
 Rodes, of Chipping and ( — ) Bradley, 15 
 
 ,, John and Anne Benson, 10 
 *Rokeby, Margaret and Lancelot Lancaster, 5", 
 
 75 
 Roos, ( — ) and Randolph Dacre, 34 
 „ John and Elizabeth Middleton, 88, 89 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, Margaret and George Sandys, 116 
 ,, Robert and Margaret Lancaster, 75 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Thornborough, 1IB 
 Roper, Bridget and Sir Robert Huddleston, 0") 
 Rossegyl, Christian and Hugh Salkeld, 1 12 
 Routledge, John and Maudlin Graham, 55 
 Rowlandson, Thomas and Anne Levens, 80 
 
 Sale, Richard and Philippa Wyvill, 149 
 SALKELD, OF CORBY AND THRYMBY, 
 
 112 
 OF GAWBARROW, 113 
 OF THKEPLAND, 114 
 ( — ) and John Aglionby, 1 
 Alice and John Williamson, 144 
 Anne and Joseph Porter, 108 
 Anne and Rowland Vaux, 136 
 Catherine and Joseph Patrickson, 
 
 99 
 Christian and William Dykes, 41 
 Christian and Thomas Lancaster, 
 
 75 
 Elizabeth and John Swinburne, 1 31 
 Frances and William Patrickson, 
 
 98 
 Frances and Christopher Warwick 
 
 139 
 Frances and Richard W'arwick, 
 
 139 
 Francis and Dorothy Brathwayte, 
 
 18 
 George and Dorothy Fletcher, 50 
 George and Ellen Osmunderlaw,97 
 Grace and Leonard Dykes, 41 
 Janet and John Brisco, 21 
 John, (— ) Fletcher, 50 
 Lancelot and Margaret Huddleston 
 
 64 
 
 
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INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 169 
 
 Salkeld, Margaret and Humphrey Threlkeld, 
 132 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Wybergh, 148 
 
 ,, Maude and Nicholas Fetherstone, 
 
 45 
 ,, Richard and Agnes Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Thomas and Thomasine Belling- 
 
 ham, 9 
 Salvayne, Elizabeth (Salvin) and John Skelton, 
 
 125 
 * ,, Thomas and Mary Greystoke, 56 
 Sander, Margaret and William Godsalve, 53 
 Sanders, Mary and James Ducket, 39 
 Sanderson, Dorothy and James Bird, 11 
 SANDFORD, OF ASKHAM, 115 
 
 ,, (--) and Sir Henry Blencow, 13 
 
 „ Anne and William Layton, 78 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Alan Bellingham, 9 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Richard Dudley, 40 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Robert Highmore, 
 
 59 
 , , Elizabeth and Thomas Hilton, 60 
 
 , , Frances and Lancelot Machell, 87 
 
 ,, Joan and William Thwaites, 133 
 
 ,, John and Mary Aglionby, 1 
 
 ,, John and Margaret Musgrave, 91 
 
 ,, John and Mary Musgrave, 92 
 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Orfeur, 96 
 
 SANDYS, 116 
 
 OF WILBARTON, ISLE OF ELY 
 AND OF NORTHBOURNE, 
 KENT, 117 
 OF HARWICH, ESSEX ; & SOUTH 
 PETHERTON, SOMERSET ; 
 118 
 EXTRACTS RELATING TO THE 
 FAMILY OF ; FROM THE 
 PARISH REGISTERS OF 
 ST. BEES, 119 
 WILLS, 151-4 
 ,. ( — ) and George Fletcher, 50 
 ,, Anne and Richard Brathwayt, 18 
 ,, Barbara and Miles Philipson, 104-105 
 ,, Christopher and Margaret Cams, 24 
 ,, Dorothy and Henry Ponsonby, 103 
 ,, Elizabeth and Christopher Curwen,29 
 ,, Francis and Jane Dalston, 35 
 ,, Jane and Sir Richard Musgrave, 35 
 „ Mabel and Leonard Brisco, 21 
 Saunderson, Helen and Richard Uriell, 137 
 ,, John and Isabel Kirkbride, 70 
 Savage, Elizabeth and Thomas Langton, 76 
 
 ,, Roger and Bridget Sandys, 117 
 Savile, Margaret and Henry Tolson, 134 
 Sawrey, J ohn and J ane Cams, 25 
 SCAIFE, OF WINTON, 120 
 Scott, Anne and Henry Bird, 11 
 ,, John and Barbara Pearson, 131 
 ,, Katherine and John Fairer, 43 
 Scrase, ( — ) and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 
 ,, ( — ) and ( — ) Dawtry, 8 
 Scrimshire, Edward and Catherine Sandys, 117 
 Scroggs, ( — ) and Thomas Stanley, 127 
 Scroope, Elizabeth and Gilbert Talbot, 56 
 
 ,, Henry, 7th Baron and Mary or Mabel 
 
 (but rather Margaret) Dacre, 34 
 ,, *John,Lord and Elizabeth Greystoke, 56 
 ,, Lord and ( — ) Dacres, 34 
 ,, Lord and Maude Greystoke, 56 
 Selby, ( — ) and Jane Chamber, 26 
 
 ,, Isabella and Sir Patrick Curwen, Bart., 
 33 
 
 *Sems, Elizabeth, and ( — ) Middleton, 89 
 SENHOUSE, OF SEASCALE, 121 
 
 OF ALNEBROUGH, 122 
 ,, ( — ) and William Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Dorothy Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, (— ) and Mary Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, Anne and Christopher Curwen, 30 
 
 ,, *Elizabeth and ( — ) Middleton, 
 
 88, 89 
 ,, John and Mary Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, John and ( — ) Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Wharton, 143 
 
 ,, Margaret and John Stanley 127 
 
 ,, Thomas & Eleanor Lamplugh, 74 
 
 Sewell, (— ) and Percival Kirkbride, 69 
 Sexton, Mary and John Hilton, 61 
 Seymour, (— ) and John Huddleston, 64 
 Shadford, Anthony and Mary Lee, 79 
 Sharke, Isabel and Robert Chamber, 26 
 Shaw, William and Mary Philipson, 105 
 Shelley, Henry and Jane Bellingham, 8 
 ,, Jane and Edward Bellingham, 7 
 ,, John and Anne Bellingham, 7 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Bellingham, 7 
 Sheppard, Margaret and Robert Scaife, 120 
 Sherborne, Catherine and William Pennington, 
 64 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Thomas Fairfax,44 
 
 „ Grace and Thomas Bradley, 15 
 
 „ Mary and Thomas Fleetwood, 76 
 
 „ Richard and Jane Leyborne, 81, 82 
 
 Shipton, (— ) and Isabel Lancaster, 75 
 Shirley, Ralph and Jane Bellingham, 6 
 SIMPSON, OF ALLERTHWAYT, 123 
 ,, John and Mabel Richmund. Ill 
 
 „ John and Mary Skelton, 125 
 
 ,, Richard and Jane Vaux, 136 
 
 Siss-on, Ellinor and Joseph Huddleston. 64 
 SKELTON, OF ARMATHWAYTE, 124, 125 
 OF HIGH HOUSE, 126 
 >, ( — ) and ( — ) Harrington, 57 
 
 n * (— ) and Dorothy Leyborne, 81 
 
 ,, Anne and George Porter, 108 
 
 ,, Clement and Grace Brisco, 21 
 
 „ Eleanor and Robert Sandys, 116 
 
 „ Frances and Peter Senhouse, 122 
 
 M Frances and Thomas Warwick, 139 
 
 „ Henry and Anne Fletcher, (nie 
 
 Curwen) 33 
 „ Henry and Mary Porter, 108 
 
 „ John and Julia Musgrave, 93 
 
 „ Katherine and Robert Brisco, 21 
 
 „ Katherine and Richard Salkeld, 112 
 
 „ Mary and John Vaux, 136 
 
 ,, Stephen and ( — ) Brisco, 21 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Lamplugh, 74 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Williamson, 144 
 
 „ William (or John) and Julian Mus- 
 
 grave, 91 
 Skillicorne, Richard and Isabel Langton, 76 
 Sleddall, Elizabeth and Lancelot Machell, 87 
 Slee, Mary and Henry Brougham, 22 
 Slingar, Joseph and Susan Towry, 135 
 Smith, Lionel and Margery Middleton, 89 
 
 ,, Roger and Elizabeth Cams, 25 
 Somers, Elizabeth and William Graham, 55 
 Somerset, Countess of and George Middleton, 88 
 Sotheby, (— ) and William Towry, 135 
 Southcote, Anne and Sir Edwin Sandys, 117 
 Southworth, Ellinor and Cuthbert Huddleston, 
 65 
 „ Jane and Ralph Langton, 76 
 
170 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Southworth, Sir John and Ellen Langton, 76 
 Spensley, William and Sarah Scaife, 120 
 Springett, Sir Thomas and Mary Bellingham, 7 
 Stafford, Thomas and Ann Bellingham, 4 
 Stainton, Helen and William Carleton, 24 
 Stamper, Anne and Bernard Hutton, 66 
 Standish, Edward and Elizabeth Howard, 63 
 Stangar, Thomas and Anne Simpson, 123 
 STANLEY, OF DALEGARTH, 127 
 (— ) and (— ) Fleming, 47 
 Edward and Anne Briggs, 19 
 Elizabeth and Thomas Langton, 76 
 John and Dorothy Fetherston, 45 
 Sir William, Lord Monteagle and 
 Anne Leyborne, 81 
 Stanton, Thomas and Troth Bellingham, 5 
 STANWIX, OF CARLISLE, 128 
 STAPLETON, (— ) and Richard Muegrave, 91 
 ,, Alianore and Sir Thomas Whar- 
 
 ton, 141 
 „ Anne and John Ireton, 68] 
 
 ,, Isabel and John Lamplugh, 73,74 
 
 ,, Jane and Sir John Huddleston, 
 
 64 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Musgrave, 91, 
 
 92 
 ,, Jane and Christopher Wyvill,149 
 
 ,, Joan and Thomas Salkeld, 112 
 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Lawson, 77 
 
 , , Mary and Henry Musgrave, 92 
 
 Steed, Cicely and William Sandys, 117 
 ,, John and Hester Sandys, 117 
 ,, William and Hester Sandys, 117 
 STEELE, OF KENDALL, 129 
 STOCKDALE, OF BARBON, 130 
 Stonor, ( — ) and Humphrey Williamson, 144 
 Strangwayes, Thomas and Anne Dacres, 34 
 Strelley, Elizabeth and Marmaduke Constable, 
 
 24 
 Strickland, ( — ) and William Sandys, 116 
 
 ,, Agnes and Sir Thomas Curwen, 32 
 
 ,, Alice and Sir William Webb, 140 
 
 ,, Dorothy and John Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, Joan and Thomas Middleton, 89 
 
 ,, Margaret and Sir William Lancas- 
 
 ter, 75 
 ,, Margaret and Sir Robert Lowther, 
 
 84 
 ,, Milcha and William Lawson, 77 
 
 ,, Walter and Elizabeth Pennington, 
 
 100 
 Studholme, Michael and Mary Chambers, (nee 
 
 Osmunderlaw), 97 
 Sutton, Thomas and Elizabeth Dudley, (nee 
 
 Gardiner), 40 
 SWINBURNE, OF NEWTHWAYT, 131 
 „ (— ) and William Fletcher, 49 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Elizabeth Musgrave, 94 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Cuthbert Osmunderlaw, 
 
 97 
 ,, Margaret and Thomas Curwen, 
 
 29 
 ,, Margaret and Richard Orfeur, 96 
 
 ,, Richard and Helen Bouche, 14 
 
 Symes, William and Margaret Chamber, 26 
 
 Talbot, Anne and Sir Thomas Wharton, 141 
 ,, (Elizabeth) and William, Lord Dacre, 
 
 34 
 ,, Gilbert and Elizabeth Scroope, (nee 
 
 Greystoke), 56 
 ,, Thomas and Elizabeth Bradley, 15 • 
 
 Tatham, Richard and Helen Wilson, 145 
 Taubman, or Tubman, ( — ) and Thomas Ally- 
 son, 2 
 Taylboys, Jane, Lady, 34 
 Taylor, ( — ) and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 ,, ( — ) and ( — ) Levens, 80 
 ,, Matthew and Catherine Harrison, (nee 
 
 Hodgson), 62 
 ,, Nicholas and Isabel Patrickson, 93 
 Teasdale, Bridget and Geoffrey Wybridge, 142 
 ,, Christopher and Anne Curwen, 30 
 ,, Christopher and Anne Lowther, 86 
 ,, Joane and Henry Bird, 11 
 Tempest, Thomas and Elizabeth Brathwayt, 18 
 Temple, Sir Thomas and Hester Sandys, 117 
 Thirkeld, ( — ) and George Kirkbride, 69 
 ,, Elizabeth and John Williamson, 144 
 ,, Isabel and John Williamson, 18 
 ,, *Sir Lancelot and Elizabeth Hanford, 
 
 144 
 ,, Sara and Thomas Dudley, 40 - 
 Thirlwall, Richard and Frances Carleton, 24 
 Thirleway, Robert and Ellen Fetherston, 45 
 Thomlinson, Elizabeth and William Layborne, 
 
 81 
 Thompson, Grace and Hugh Askough, 3 
 Thoriton or Thornton, Margaret and William 
 
 Musgrave, 91, 92 
 Thornborough, Anne and Thomas Roos, 116 
 
 ,, Anne and Thomas Warcop, 138 
 
 ,, Cicely and John Wharton, 142 
 
 ,, Jane and Anthony Porter, 107 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Wolston, 
 
 (als. Wilson), 147 
 ,, Rawlin or Roland and Eleanor 
 
 Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, William and Thomasin Belling- 
 
 ham, 4 
 ,, William and Etheldred Cams, 25 
 
 Tliornbury, Elizabeth and Robert Sandford, 115 
 Thornhill or Thornton, Mai'garet and ( — ) Mid- 
 dleton, 91, 92 
 *Thornton, Roger and Elizabeth Greystoke, 56 
 Thornworth, Catherine and Sir George Dalston, 
 
 35 
 Thorp, (— ) and Mary Towry, 135 
 ,, Mary and Henry Hall, 135 
 
 THRELKELD, OF MELMERBY, 132 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Sir Hugh Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Joane and John Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Winifred and William Pickering, 
 
 106 
 THWAITES, OF THWAITES, 133 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Christopher Curwen, 29 
 
 ,, (— ) and (— ) Fleming, 47 
 
 ,, ( — ) and John Williamson, 144 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Richard Skelton, 126 
 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Cleborne, 27 
 
 ,, Katherine and William Dykes, 41 
 
 ,, William and Joan Sandford, 115 
 
 Thweng, Marmaduke and Lucy Lancaster, 75 
 Tichborne, Richard and Julian Fenwick, 118 
 Tiffyn, William and Barbara Dalston, 36 
 Tildersley, Thurstan and Jane Rigmaden (nee 
 
 Langton) 76 
 Tilioll, ( — ) and Sir Hugh Lowther, 84 
 ,, Felice and William Musgrave, 91, 92 
 
 ,, Margaret and Nicholas Musgrave. 91, 
 
 92 
 Timperon, Margaret and Hugh Salkeld, 112 
 Tindall, Joane and William Bird, Tl 
 Tiptofte, Jo} ce and Edmond Dudley, 40 
 
INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 171 
 
 Tirwhitt, Sir Robert and Bridget Harvey, (nit 
 
 Wiltshire), 6 
 Tod, John and Margaret Levens, 80 
 Tol hurst, Elizabeth and John Senhouse, 122 
 TOLSON, OF BRIDEKIRK, 134 
 
 ,, Catherine and Sir John Dalston, 35 
 ,, Catherine and Richard Eaglesfield, 42 
 ,, Jane and William Fairfax, 44 
 ,, Mary and William Osmunderlaw, 97 
 Tomlinson, Robert and Elizabeth Graham, 55 
 Tompson, Henry and Elizabeth Blencow, 13 
 Townson, Isabel and William Godsalve, 53 
 TOWRY, OF CROGLYN HALL, 135 
 Trotter, Edward and Mary Lowther, 85 
 Tuke, ( — ) and Anne Blennerhasset, 1 31 
 Tunstall, ( — ) and John (or James) Belling- 
 ham, 4 
 ,, (— ) and William Layton, 78 
 
 ,, Anne and Isaac Gilpin, 52 
 
 ,, Anne and George Middleton, 89 
 
 ,, Anne and John Middleton, 90 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Sir Robert Belling- 
 
 ham, 4, 5 
 ,, Mary and Edward Lee, 79 
 
 ,, Nicholas and Eleanor Fairer, 43 
 
 Turner, (— ) and Frances Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, Solomon and Jane Richmund, 111 
 Tyrrell, (— ) and Sir John Dalston, 33 
 
 ,, Catherine and Sir John Dalston, 35 
 ,, Elizabeth and Ralph, Lord Grey- 
 stoke, 56 
 
 URIELL, OF COCKERMOUTH, 137 
 Ukswick, 46 
 
 Vachell, Lettice and Thomas Denton, 38 
 Yanley, Jane and Richard Godsalve, 53 
 Vaughan, Blanch and Ralph Bellingham, 6 
 VAULX, OF CATERLYN, 136 
 Yaux, (— ) and ( — ) Morvyle, 34 
 ,, (— ) and Sir William Hutton, 66 
 ,, ( — ) and Thomas Stanwix, 128 
 ,, Jane and Sir Richard Salkeld, 112 
 ,, John and Mary Richmund, 111 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Layton, 78 
 ,, Mabel and Christopher Richmund, 111 
 ,, Mary and William Graham, 55 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Holland, Earl of 
 
 Huntingdon, 92 
 ,, Mary and Thomas Salkeld, 113 
 ,, Maude and (— ) Moulton, 34 
 Yere, Anne and Malise Graham, Earl of Mon- 
 teith, 54 
 
 Wakeman, Joane and ( — ) Eldom, 4 
 Walker, (— ) and Eleanor Lowther, S3 
 ,, Elizabeth, and James Ducket, 39 
 ,, Thomas and (— ) Stanley, 127 
 ,, William and Barbara Fairer, 43 
 Waller, (— ) and George Sandys, 1 16 
 Walleys, Jane and Peter Hodgson, 62 
 Walton, (— ) and Edmond Wolston [alias 
 
 Wilson), 147 
 Wandesford, Sir Christopher and Eleanor Low- 
 ther, 85 
 ,, Isabel and Thomas Layton, 78 
 
 WARCOP, OF SMARDALE, 138 
 
 ,, Agnes and Thomas Wharton, 141 
 „ Elizabeth and Nicholas Leyborne, 81 
 
 Warcop, Elizabeth and Edmund Sandford, 115 
 ,, Frances and Sir John Dalston, 35 
 ,, Margaret and William Lancaster, 75 
 ,, Robert and Agnes Musgrave, 91 
 ,, Thomalin and Mary Musgrave, 91, 92 
 Ward, (— ) and ( — ) Levens, 80 
 „ Alice and Richard Lamplugh, 73 
 ,, Henry and Anne Philipson, 105 
 ,, Joan and Sir Edward Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, Thomas and Jennet Philipson, 104 
 ,, Thomas and Alice Wilson, 146 
 Warffe, John and Alice Middleton, 88 
 Warton, Catherine and Eldred Curwen, 33 
 WARWYKE, OF VVARWYKE, 139 
 
 ,, ( — ) and Anne Salkeld, 112 
 
 ,, Thomas and Dorothy Brath- 
 
 wayte, 18 
 ,, Thomas and Frances Dalston, 36 
 
 ,, Thomas and Frances Skelton, 125 
 
 Washington, Randall and Ellin Carus, 25 
 
 ,, Thomas and Anne Ducket, 39 
 
 Wastling, ( — ) and Thomas Bellingham, 5 
 Waterhouse, Mary and Lancelot Fletcher, 50 
 Watson, Alexander and Catherine Yaux, 136 
 Watwood, Eleanor and Robert Lee, 79 
 Waverton, Agnes and William Dykes, 41 
 Weaver, William and Dorothy Leyborne, 81 
 WEB, OF WESTMORLAND, 140 
 Wei bury, Eleanor and William Lowther, 83 
 Welby, ( — ) and Sir Gerard Lowther, 85 
 Welles, Lord and Maude Greystoke, 56 
 Welshman, Sir James and ( — ) Chamber, 26 
 Wenman, Sir Richard and Isabel Huddleston 
 
 (ne'e. Williams), 65 
 Wentworth, Thomas and Agnes Bellingham, 9 
 West, Cicely and Sir Francis Byndlose, 23 
 Westby, ^Robert and Lucy Kitson (nee Ley- 
 borne), 81, 82 
 WESTMORLAND DISCLAIMERS, 150 
 Weston, John and Julian Sandys, 118 
 
 ,, Sir Richard and Anne Copton (7ur 
 Sandys), 116 
 Wetherell, Agnes and Rowland Hodgson, 62 
 Wettenhall, Bridget and John Bellingham, 6 
 Whaley, Mary and Richard Bellingham, 8 
 WHARTON, OF WHARTON, 141 
 
 OF KIRKBY THORE, 142 
 OF KIRKBY THORE AND 
 GILLINGHAM, YORKS, 143 
 , , Agnes or Anne and Sir Richard 
 
 Musgrave, 91, 92 
 ,, Elizabeth and John Senhouse, 122 
 
 ,, Frances and Sir Richard Mus- 
 
 grave, 91, 93 
 „ Henry and Elizabeth Musgrave, 
 
 91, 92 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Bird, 1 1 
 
 Wharton, John and Anne Lancaster, 75 
 
 ,, John (? Wraton) and Joan Middleton, 
 
 88, 89 
 ,, John and Katherine Wyvill, 149 
 ,, Mary and Miles Philipson, 104 
 Whelpdale, ( — ) and Anne Brathwayte, 18 
 
 ,, John and Anne Dalston, 3(5 
 
 Whetstone, Bernard and Margaret Bellingham, S 
 Whinno, Margaret and Sir John Crofton, 20 
 White, Henry and Elizabeth Fenwick, 1 18 
 Whitfield, (— ) and Richard Kirkbride, 69 
 ,, Francis and Margaret Musgrave. !).'> 
 ,, Katherine and Lancelot Threlkeld, 
 
 132 
 ,, Mathew and Margaret Lancaster, 16 
 
172 
 
 INDEX OF PEDIGREES AND MATCHES. 
 
 Whitfield, Robert and Dorothy Fetherston, 45 
 Whittington, John and Mabel Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Ursula and William Levens, 80 
 
 ,, William and Katherine Middleton 
 
 89 
 Widall, Henry and Anne Lamplugh, 74 
 Widdrington, Dorothy and Sir Charles Howard, 
 63 
 ,, Henry and Mary Curwen, 33 
 
 ,, Martha and Thomas Sandford, 115 
 
 ,, Mary and Sir Francis Howard, 63 
 
 Wilberforce, ( — ) and Anne Lamplugh, 73 
 Wilde, John and Mary Wyvill, 149 
 
 ,, Mary and Anthony Buhner, 149 
 Wilford, Cicely and Edwin Sandys, 116 
 ,, Sir James and Joyce Barret, 127 
 , , Joyce and Thomas Stanley, 1 27 
 , , Sir Thomas and Elizabeth Sandys, 1 1 7 
 Williams, Isabel and Richard Huddleston, 65 
 WILLIAMSON, OF NEWHALL, 144 
 
 ,, Alice and Robert Brathwayt, 
 
 ,, John and Isabel Therkeld, 18 
 
 Willoughby, (— ) and Sir James Bellingham,9 
 WILSON, OF DALLAM TOWER, 145 
 OF UNDERLEY, 146 
 ,, John and Elizabeth Brisco, 21 
 
 , , John and Mary Chamber, 26 
 
 ,, Margaret and William Carus, 25 
 
 ,, Philip aud Mary Orfeur, 96 
 
 WILTSHIRE, OF HEYDEN, ESSEX, 6 
 
 ,, Jane and Thomas Bellingham,7,8 
 
 Winder, Mabel, and James Bird, 11 
 
 ,, Margaret and Edward Chamber, 26 
 Windsor, Margery and John Ducket, 39 
 
 ,, Sir Thomas and Mary Dacre, 34 
 Wingfield, Bridget and Sir Nicholas Harvey, 6 
 
 ,, Richard and Bridget Wiltshire, 6 
 
 Winstanley, Edward and Mary Byrom (nte 
 Langton, 76 
 
 Winter, John and Anne Howard, 63 
 Wintei'shull, Robert and Jane Sandys, 116 
 Wiseman, Henry and Elizabeth Carus, 82 
 
 ,, Sir William and Jane Huddleston, 65 
 
 Witherington, Sir Henry and Mary Curwen, 25 
 ,, William and Katherine Middle- 
 
 ton, 88 
 WOLSTON, OR WILSON, OF OVER STAVE- 
 
 LEY, 147 
 Wood ; Bridget and George Hilton, 60 
 
 ,, Elizabeth and Edward Bellingham, 8 
 Wraton, John (?Wharton) and Joan Middleton, 
 
 88, 89 
 Wright, Elizabeth and Humphrey Levens, 80 
 Wrightington, Sir Edward, 121 
 Wrottesley, Richard and Dorothy Musgrave 
 
 (nde Dudley), 40, 91 
 Wyatt, Francis and William Patrickson, 99 
 
 ,, Sir Francis and Margaret Sandys, 117 
 WYBERGH, OF CLIFTON & ST. BEES, 148 
 ,, ( — ) and Ann Lowther, 84 
 
 ,, Agnes and Thomas Carleton, 24 
 
 ,, Dorothy and Henry Fetherston,45 
 
 Wybridge, Bridget and Thomas Wharton, 142 
 ,, Geoffrey and Bridget Teasdale, 142 
 
 ,, Thomas and Mary Salkeld, 114 
 
 Wycliffe, Elizabeth and Sir Anthony Wharton, 
 
 143 
 Wylde, George and Frances Huddleston, 65 
 WYVILL, OF JOHNBY, 149 
 
 ,, Christopher and Francis Fetherston, 
 
 45 
 , , Elizabeth and Christopher Philipson, 
 
 105 
 ,, Grace and Edwin Sandys, 116 
 
 ,, Katherine and John Wharton, 142 
 
 Young, ( — ) and William Towry, 135 
 
 ,, Lady Anne and Sir Richard Hutton, 67 
 ,, Elizabeth and Michael Steele, 129 
 
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