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GENEIALOGY COLLECTION

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PEDIGREES RECORDED

AT THE

VISITATIONS

OF THE

COUNTY PALATINE

OF

DURHAM

■ MA'Ut UV ^

William Flower, Norroy King-of-Arms, in 1575,

BY

Richard St. George, Norroy King-of-Arms, in 1615,

AND BY

William Dugdale, Norroy King-of-Arms, in 1666.

EDITED BY

JOSEPH FOSTER,

Editor of the ''Yorkshire Visitations, 1384-5 and 1612,'' and of the "Middlesex Visitation^ 166^-4"

ILLUSTRATED Witll UPWARDS OF 150 COATS OF ARMS.

JUO PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR

9^9.7=^6^ JOSEPH FOSTER, 21, BOUNDARY ROAD, 0 9 3^.^ FINCHLEY ROAD, LONDON, N.W.

1887.

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PREFACE

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1

IT has been my endeavour, in the present work, to accomplish for my native county an undertaking of a unique character, namely, an absolutely complete record, within the compass of a single volume, of all its Visitation Pedigrees. For no English county has such a record ever yet been attempted.

I have shown myself quaHfied, I trust, for a task to which I have long looked forward, by my previous labours in similar fields, having edited in 1875 the" Visitations of Yorkshire made in 1584-5 and 1612,"— the largest and most complete Visitation volume that has yet issued from the press ('j ; and again, early in the present year, the " Vi_sitation_ of Middlesex began in 1663 " ; the only volume of printed Visitations which can claim to be taken from the original records in the archives of the College of Arms (D. 17).

I may at once proceed to give a brief account of the successive Visitations of the Palatinate, based on a paper in the Herald and Genealogist, vol. ii., 515, presumably from the pen of the late Mr. John Gough Nichols.

DURHAM.

1. In Tonge's Visitation of the Northern Counties, begun at Sir Bryan Stapylton's,

7 August, 1530, seven Durham pedigrees are included, viz., Brackenbury, Bulmer, Hedworth, Baron Hilton, Lumley Lord Lumley, Nevill Earl of Westmorland, and Tonge. This Visitation was edited by W. II. D. Longstaffe, Esq., for the Surtees Society, in 1863.

2. In the Durham Visitation made by William Flower, Norroy, and Robert

Glover, BortcuUis, in 1575, there are 56 pedigrees. The first entry is dated at Auckland, 29 July, and the last at Wynyard, 13 September. This Visitation was edited by Nicholas John Fhilipson, Esq., F.S.A.Newc.

3. In the Visitation of 1615, taken by Richard St. George, Norroy, and Henry

St. George, Bluemantle, there are 102 pedigrees. It was begun at the Widow Hudspeth's in the City of Durham, the order of Norroy to the Bailiff of Chester Ward bearing date 14 August, in that year (see pp. 342-4)- This Visitation was edited by Sir Cuthbert Sharp and J. B. Taylor, Esq., of Sunderland.

4. In the Visitation of 1666, taken by William (afterwards Sir William) Dugdale,

Norroy King-of-Arms, there are 62 pedigrees. This Visitation, unlike the others, has never yet been published. Its inclusion in the present work makes the collection perfect.

(1) "The labour must have been enormous, but SO was the love for it It is the most

perfect book of its kind within our knowledge, and we heartily wish Mr. Foster a reward commensurate with his very great merits." — Notes &' Queries.

IV PREFACE.

Of the Visitation of 1615 thirty copies only were printed, but of the earlier Visitation of 1575, 140 or 160 copies are stated to have been struck off. From the disparity in the numbers, it may be inferred that the earlier Visitation was not a commercial success, nor is this to be wondered at when we reflect that it actually does not contain even a list of the pedigrees, much less a list of names, matches, or arms. A step in advance was, however, made in the later Visitation (1615), which boasts an alphabetical list of pedigrees.

Having regard, then, to the scarcity of these volumes, to their awkward size, and to the fact that they are practically unavailable by reason not only of their costliness (purchasers having to pay five or six guineas for each of them), but also because they have no indices, I decided to produce a working edition at a moderate cost, especially as I received encouragement from those whose help is of the greatest value and importance.

My ever-courteous friend, Edward Bellasis, Esq., Lancaster Herald, has allowed me to verify that part of the work which represents the important Visitation Pedigrees recorded by Dugdale in 1666, thus enabling me to include for the first time, as was my purpose, in one volume the whole of the Visitation Pedigrees of the county of Durham. I further had the good fortune, owing to the kindly feeling of the Fellows of Queen's College, Oxford, and to the cordial co-operation of my friend the Provost, to be allowed to collate the printed editions of the Visitation Pedigrees of 1575 and 1615 with the valuable manuscript copies now in the College Library (i). I was thus enabled to make numerous corrections and many important additions.

In this volume I have purposely discarded the Herald's Latin of Flower's Visitation, not only for the sake of securing uniformity, but also because I am in sympathy in this matter with Surtees, the most able of county historians (*). Therefore, as in my Yorkshire Visitations, " I have not adopted the time-honoured plan of reprinting a manuscript precisely as it has been transcribed, merely for the sake of recording the peculiarities, which generally mean the ignorance, of the scribe." As to the arrangement I have adopted for the pedigrees, it is based on the one object that I have kept steadily in view, namely, to produce a working volume, complete in itself, moderate in cost, and as convenient as possible for every-day use. It has been my endeavour to make the book one that shall be perfect of its kind, in illustration as well as in system, and I trust that my efforts in this direction may be approved by my local friends, as well as by my fellow-genealogists.

A peculiar interest attaches to these printed Visitations of the

(i) Queen's College Library contains a very numerous and interesting collection of genealogical and heraldic manuscripts {vide " Catalogue Codicum MSS. Coll. et Auli Oxon," by Rev. H. O. Coxc), bequeathed by Sir Joseph Williamson (Secretary of State, 1674-9 ; matric. from Queen's Coll., 18 November, 1650, as a servitor ; 15. A., 1654; M.A., 1657; cr. D.C.L., 27 June, 1674), who died 3 October, 1701, buried in Westminster Abbey. The chief point of interest in the copy of the 1575 Visitation is the form of verification at the foot of most of the pedigrees, and which are here i)rinted for the first time. This manuscript bears the name of William Bybey, 1649. The manuscript of the Visitation of 1615 contains the following inscription: "Bought of the daughter of Henry Lillcy, Rouge Dragon." Lilley died 19 August, 1638. — Noble s College pj Arms, 250.

(2) " Flower (Visit. 1575), in Latin which rivals the ^ Fenwickorum Forsteronim' of Sir Claudius Korster's Epitaph, calls Richard Baynbrigg 'Jilius junior Baynbriggorum de Sncttoton,' which means little more probaljly than that he was in some shape or other a descendant of that family, though possibly by no means an immediate Cadet." — Baynbrigg oj Whcatlcy llill—Siirtccs' ^' History n/Di/r/taiii," vol. i., p. loi.

PREFACE. V

Palatinate because they were the first records of the kind ever published. That of 1575 was printed by S. Hodgson, of Newcastle, its preface being dated 10 April, 1820; and that of 1615 was printed in Sunderland (my native town) by T. Reed & Son, and must have followed very shortly, for it is reviewed in the Gcntlcmatis Magazine of September, 1S20, p. 250. Of the Visitation of 1575 the reviewer thus wrote : —

" The publication of an entire Heraldic Visitation, uncombined with other matter, is a perfect novelty in the annals of genealogical literature." — Gentleman's Magazine, July, 1820, vol. ii., p. 45.

These volumes were followed in the same year by an edition of the "Visitation of Middlesex, 1663," under the editorship of Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart.

It may well be that the appearance of the earlier portions of Surtees' " History of the County" had aroused the genealogical spirits of the north, and led the editors of these Visitations to cause the respective Harleian manuscripts in the British Museum to be tran- scribed, and then to publish them at their own cost. Their publication evidently gave the cue to Sir Thomas Phillipps, which was in turn taken up by the Camden Society in 1849, by my relative the late J. G. Bell in 1853 (son of the late Thomas Bell, F.S.A., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne), by the Surtees Society in 1859, and the Cheetham Society in 1870, culminating in the formation of the Harleian Society (of which my friend the late Colonel Chester, D.C.L., was a founder) ; but even the Harleian Society has been unable to keep pace with the increasing interest in this branch of genealogical record, so that volunteers have swelled the ranks, and at their own cost and charge have edited and issued many additional Visitations, among whom will be found the names of Colby, Fenwick, Marshall, Metcalfe, Vivian, and Weaver, so that every English county has now, or will very shortly have, one or more of its Heraldic Visita- tions in print.

Having now stated the origin of printed Visitations, I may be excused from repeating my opinion on the merits of these records, as their value is fully understood by the well-informed (preface to Yorkshire Visitations, pp. vi. and vii. ; Herald and Genealogist^ vol. ii., p. 185) ; but I would take this opportunity of drawing attention to some noteworthy facts respecting the editors of these first-printed Durham Visitations.

Nicholas John Philipson (F.S.A.Newc), the first editor of a Visitation, " sailed as a merchant to South America, and died at St. Jago de Cuba, 29 April, 1822, and was buried in the Cathedral of that City." He was brother to Ralph Park Philipson, Alderman of Newcastle- upon-Tyne, sons of Nicholas Philipson, of Shield Field House, Newcastle, whose father John and grandfather Nicholas were yeomen of Broadwood, in the parish of Stanhope, co. Durham. — Herald and Genealogist.

From the fact that Mr. Philipson's coat of arms appears in each Visitation, it may be inferred that he was the leading spirit in both publications, though the editors of the 161 5 Visitation are named as Sir Cuthbert Sharp, F.S.A., and J. B. Taylor, both Sunderland men by birth.

Sir Cuthbert Sharp (brother of Hercules Sharp, sons of Cuthbert Sharp, of Sunderland, shipowner, by his wife Susannah, sister of Brass Crosby, Lord Mayor of London, 1 770-1 ; M.P., Honiton, 1768-74 ; died

VI PREFACE.

14 February, 1793), born at Sunderland in 1781, was educated at Greenwich under Dr. Burney, having among his school-fellows Francis Lake, who became 2nd Viscount Lake and a Lieut.-General in the Army, and Edward, afterwards General Sir Edward Blakeney, G.C.B., G.C.H., K.T.S., Szc. Sir Cuthbert held a commission in a regiment of Fencible Cavalry during an Irish rebellion, 1799 ; he visited France shortly after the Peace of Amiens, 27 March, 1S02, but was detained a prisoner of war on the resumption of hostilities in 1S03. On his return to England several years after, he settled at Hartlepool, and was knighted 28 July, 1814, became INIayor, and during his year of office he published the " History of Hartlepool," reviewed in the Gcntlemaii s Magazine, 1816, i., 534. He devoted himself to compiling the pedigrees of the Minor Gentry in order to assist Mr. Surtees in that portion of his history of the county ; the initials C.S., surmounted by a rose, mark the pedigrees he compiled. Sir Cuthbert was collector of Customs at the port of Sunderland from 1S23 until 1S45, when he was promoted to the coUectorship at Newcastle, where he continued until his death, 17 August, 1849. Author of "Memorials of the RebeUion of 1569," and other works. — See Gc7itlcinaiis ISIagasijic.

Of Sir Cuthbert's co-editor, John Brough Taylor, of Sunderland, surgeon, there is little to record beyond his marriage, 29 April, 1812, with Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan Midgley, Esq., of Newcastle, and his death in October, 1824.

I am proud to follow in the footsteps of these early pioneers, and to show that their spirit is not extinct among the sons of the county palatine. As it has been said {Impl. Diet, of Universal Biography) of my relative, Mr. Birket Foster, that he " belongs both by birth and training to the Newcastle School of Art, though for many years he has been a resident in London," so, under precisely similar circum- stances I deem it my greatest privilege to belong to the Durham School of Genealogy and Heraldry, now represented in the person of W. H. D. Longstaffe, Esq., the historian of Darlington.

It has been already shown that the first two Visitations ever published were printed at Newcastle and Sunderland respectively, and that the first editor, Mr. Philipson, came of a Durham family, though of Newcastle by birth, and that the other three editors were all Sunderland men born. Yet these names do not exhaust the list of Sunderland men who have done yeomen service for Heraldry and local History. I am just old enough to remember the venerable engraver of Fawcett Street, Thomas Robson (not to be confounded with the late Robert Robson, F.S.A.Newc), to whom we are indebted for the "British Herald "('), a fine armorial work and worthy of imitation.

The historians of Sunderland, too, are ever present to my mind's eye. How vividly I can recall old George Garbutt(-) in his quaint stationer's shop and lending library, the librarian also overhead of the Sunderland subscription library, where nearly thirty years ago my genealogical aspirations were strengthened and guided by a friend still living in the person of John Maude Ogden, Esq., of Sunderland.

(') The " British Herald ; or, Cabinet 'of Armorial Bearings of the Nobility and Gentry Great Britain and Ireland," by Xliomas Robson, Sunderland, 1830, 3 vols. 410. He' died 21 March, 1864, aged Si.

(-) " A Historical and Descriptive View of the Parishes of Monkwearmouth and Bishopwcar- moulh, and the Port and Borough of Sunderland," by George Garbutt, Sunderland, 1S19, 8vo. He died 28 November, 1859, aged 67.

PREFACE. Vii

Nor must I omit Jerry Summers ('), that erratic combination of town's busybody, local historian, and buffoon, who immortalised himself locally by upbraiding the apathy of the Town Councillors apropos of an additional grant for a free library in his pithy vernacular, " ye na n'owt, ye never did na n'owt, and ye never will na n'owt."

But here, I must draw to a close, with an apology for so garrulous a preface on the ground that such an opportunity of addressing the friends of one's youth occurs but once in a lifetime (-).

JOSEPH FOSTER. 21, Boundary Road,

FiNCHLEY Road, London, N.W. - September, 1S87.

(i) "The History and Antiquities of Sunderland, Bishopwearmouth, S:c., from the Earliest Authentic Records down to the Present Time," vol. i., by Jeremiah William Summers, Sunder- land, 1S53, 8vo. He died 14 July, 1871, aged 71.

(2) For the information of those who may desire to consult the various MS. copies of the Durham Visitations, I may state that a list of them will be found in Mr. Sims' Manual for the Genealogist, &c., page 165.

LIST OF PEDIGREES

PAGC

Asmall, of Amerston

Barnes, of Bedborne

Baynbrisjg, of Snotlerton

Baynbrigg, of Wheteley Hill Baynbrigg, of Freer House BeckwitK of Nutwithcoat

Bellasis, of Morton

Billingham, of Crook Hall

Blackett, of Woodcrofte

Blakiston, of Blakiston

Blakiston, of Gibside

Blakiston, of Sadbery and Seaton Blakiston, of Thornton Hall

Blenkinsop, of Byrtley

Booth, of Silksvvorth

Booth, of Old Durham

Bower, of Oxenfield ... ■■■....■■• ^J

Bowes, of Streatlam, Barnes and Biddick 37

Bowes, of Streatlam 39

Bowes, of Thornton 4^

Brabant, of Pedgbank 43

Brackenbury, of Sellaby 45

Brandling, of Felling 47

Bristow, of Great Lumley ... ... ;•. 49

Brown, of Hardwicke Priors, co. Warwick 51

Bulmer, of Tursdale

Bunny, of Ryton

Burwell, Chancellor of Durham

Butler, of P.ishop Auckland

Byerley, of Midridge Grange

Calverley, of Littleburn

Carr, of St. Helen, Auckland

Chamber, of Cleadon

Chaytor, of P.utterby

Clavering, of Axwell

Cla.\ton, of Wynyard

Claxton, of Old Park

Clopton, of Sledwish

Colmore, of Durham

Comyn, of Durham

Conycrs, of Sockburne and Layton

Conyers, of Horden

Conyers, of Wooley

Cooper, of Durham

Cosin, Lord Bishop of Durham

Crosyer, of Newbigginge ... •

Davison, of Blakeston, Thornlcy, and Wingate (Irangc

Dawson, of Unthanke

Dearham, of P.rimelawe

Dethick, of Amerstone

Dodsworlh, of Stranton

Downes, of Kvcnwood

Draper, of Hcadlam

S3 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 8i 83 85 87 89 91 93

95 97 99

lOI

103 los

107

Dudley, of Chopwell

Eden, of West Aukland

Elstob, of Foxton

Eure, of Elvet

Ewbanke, of Durham

Fetherstonhalgh, of Stanhope FetheistonhalgTi, of Stanley

Forcer, of Kellow

Forster, of Durham

Frevile, of Hardwick

Fulthorpe, of Tunstall

Fulthorpe, of Tunstall

Garnett, of EgglesclifTe

Garth, of Headlam

Gifford, of Darlington

Gill, of Haughton

Haggerston, of Haggerston Castle Hagthorpe, of Nettlesworthe Hall, of Consett and Birtley

Hall, of Hollenbushe

Hall, of Newsam

Halliman, of Lumley

Hardinge, of HoUingsj'de

Harrison, of Bishop Auckland ...

Heath, of Kepier

Hebborne, of Shotton

Hedworth, of Harraton

Heighington, of Greystones

Heron, of East Thickley

Hilliard, of Durham

Hilton, of Hilton

Hilton, of Durham

Hodgson, of Hebburn

Hull, of Ousterley Field

Hutchinson, of Durham

Hutton, of Durham

Hutton, of Durham

Hutton, of Hunwyke

Jackson, of Harraton

James, Bishop of Durham

Jenison, of Walworth, co. Durham

Johnson, of Twissell

Johnston, of Kibblesworth

Kendall, of Thorp 'I'hules

Kennct, of Coxhow

Killinghall, of Middleton St. George

Lambert, of Owlton

Lambton, of ISelsis

Lambton of Lambton

Langtou and Conyers, of \\ynyard

Lawson, of Usworthe

Lee, of Fishburn

Liddell, of Ravensworth

Lilburne, of I'hickley

PAGE ... 109 ... Ill ... 113 ... IIS ... 117

... iig ... 121 ... 123 ... 125 ... 127 ... 129 ... 131 ... 133 ... 13s ... 137 ... 139 ... 141 ... 143 ... 14s ... 147 ... 149 ... 151 ... 153

... 155 ■ •■ 157 ... 159 ... 161 ... 163 ... 165 ... 167 ... 169 ... 171 ... 173 ... 175 ... 177 ... 179 ... 181 ... 183 ... 185 ... 187 ... 189 ... 191 ... 193 ... 19s ... 197 ... 199 ... 201 ... 205 ... 207 ... 203 ... 209 ... 211 ... 213 ... 215

LIST OF PEDIGREES.

Lumley, Lord Lumley

Machell, of Pitfield

Machon, of Sherborne

Maddison, of Uiithanke and Newcastle

Maddison, of Saltwellside ...

Madockes, of Skirmingham

Maire, of Hardwick

Marche, of Redworthe

Marshall, of Sellaby

Martin, of Durham

Mascall, of Durham Middleton, of Seaton Middleton, of Silksworth ... Middleton, of Barnard Castle

MiUot, of WhitehiU

M it ford, of Pespoole Morgan, of Mill-Houses ... Nevill, Earl of Westmorland

Orde, of Fishburne

Pemberton, of Aislabie Perkinson, of Beaumondhill Pilkington, Bishop of Durham

Place, of Halnaby

Place, of Dinsdale

Porter, of Shieldroe .. Preston, of East Morton ... Punshon, of West Herrington Ratcliffe, of Newton Hansard Richardson, of Durham Riddell, of Gateshead Kobson, of West Morton ... Rowe, of Plaws worth Salvin, of Croxdale Sanderson, of Brancepeth ...

PAGE

,. 216 ,. 217 ,. 219 ,. 221 ,. 222 . 225 ,. 227 ,. 229 .. 231

.. 235

■ • 237

.. 239

,. 241

. 243

. 245

.. 247

,. 24S

• 249 . 251 . 253 . 255

• 257 . 258 . 261 . 263

. 2fs

. 267

. 269

,. 271

• 273 •• 259

• 275 ,. 277

Sanderson, of Eggleston ...

Scurfield, formerly Scruteville, of Kibbles

worth ...

Selby, of ^Vhitehouse Shaftoe, of Anvill and Swalwell Shaftoe, of Tanfield Leigh Skepper, of Durham Smith, of Durham ... Surtees, of Middleton-one-Row Surtees, of Ravensworth ... Swinburne, of Durham Tempest, of Stella ... Thirkeld, of Durham Tomlinson, of Gateside Tonge, of West Thickley ...

Trollope, of Morden

Trotter, of Helmdon

Trotter, of the Ashes

Tunstall, of Gotham Mandeville Vane, of Long Newton Vasey, of Newlands Ward, of Bishop- Middleham

Ward, of Trimdon

Watson, of Whitworth

Wharton, of Wingate Grange

Wharton, of Old Parke

White, of Redheughe

Wilkinson, of Harperley ...

Williamson, of .St. Helen, Auckland

Wilson, of Lumley ...

Wortley, of Langley

Wrenne, of Binchester

Wright, of Durham ...

Wvcliffe. of Offerton

'.\GE

279

2b3

2S5 2S7 2S9 291 293 295 237

299 301

303 305 307 309 3" 313

315 316

317 319 321

323 325 327 329

Norroy's Warrant to the Bailifl'of the Ward of Chester, 1615'

Persons Disclaimed

Index of Pedigrees and Matches

Index of Arms and Disclaimers

■•• 342-3 ■•• 343-4 345-356 •■ 357-8

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recorded by the heralds at their Visitations of the County Palatine of Durham

IN 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

^small at ^xntt^tm.

No proofe of arms.

Ilugli Asmall of Asmall, neei-=p. . , . dau. of Ormeskirke, in co. Lane. I .... Kirby.

Thomas Asmall of Aughton,=p dau. of .... Worthing-

in CO. Lane, died about. 1620. ton of co. Lane.

I

I i

Thomas Asmall of Aughton,=j=^ Anne, dau. of Thomas Letlier- EHzabeUi, in eo. Lane., died about. 1644. I borough of Aughton. died unm.

Thomas Asmall of Amerston, in=j=Dorothy, dau. of Ferdi- Ellen, wife of

CO. pal. Durham, aged 45 ann. 20 Aug., 1666.

nando HuddlestcHi of Lyonell Butchard ^Milium Castle, in eo. of Aughton, in eo. Cumb., Esq. Lane.

I 1 — I 1 1

4. Raphe, 3. John, 2. Ferdinando, i. Thomas, Catherine,

aged n. aged ij. aged 15. agul i8yrs., aged loyrs.,

20 Aug., 1666. 2uAug., i66(j

Certijicd l>y Thomas Asjiall.

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

18 arms ot %thhatnL

Arms.— Ouarleily or and vert, on a fess sable three estoiles or ill dexter chief a crescent for diflerence.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

BARNES OF BEDBORNE.

Bames.=f=

I

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Henry Bames,=j=--dau. of Richard Barnes, eldest Sonne •••Gifford Bishop of Durham.

John, 2. Will. Barnes^pBarbara, dau. of 3. Richard. 4. James.

1st Sonne. of Bedbonie in Thomas Tmner CO. Pal. of Damton.

i— , I 1 — I 1 1 — I — I — I

2. Thomas. Christopher, Bridget, vAIe to Anne, wife to 3. Margaret.

3. Henry. sonne&heir, Brian Belt. Richard Heron 4. KHz.

4. William. set. 24, 1615. ofBekenfield. 5. Jane.

6. Dorothy.

B^

DX'RHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

iJagnbrigge ol ^nott^rtun*

Arms. — Argent, on a chevron between three Coniish choughs sable as many stags' heads caboshcd of the field.

Crest. — A stags' head erased argent, at- tired or.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

BAYNBRIGGE OF SNOTTERTON.

Richard Baynbrigge, of Snotterton,= in the bishoprick of Durham.

John Baynbrigge. =

Richard Baynbrigge. =p

John Baynbrigge, son & heir.=

John Baynbrigge, of .Snotterton.=pAnne, dau. of Ralph Sherwood.

I — I \ 1 I

2. Henry. I. Anthony=pAnne, dau. of 4. Ral]ih, junior.

3. Ralph. Baynbrigge,' . . Thirkell, of 5. Cuthbert.

son & heir. | Denton.

I \ 1 ' 1 — 1

Thomas. Henry. George Bainbrigge, of=pElizabeth, dau. of Charles.

Snotterton, a 1575.

Richard Bowes, John,

sister of Sir George Bowes, Knt.

I i .

Richard Baynbrigge, Prancis.

son Sc heir.

T/iis piidii;rcc is ivitiitsscii for ti iie by the siihscription of Giwgc Bayiihrigqc 0/ i>itoth': inn ajoirsnid, on Fryday, the 29° July a° 1575, at AiLklauit, in tlic Bishoprick oj Durham.

George Bavnbrige.

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

UiT^nkigj of Wljjetdej-IjilL

Arms. — i and 4.

2 and 3.

Baynbrige— Arjjent, on a chevron between tlirce Cornish choughs sable, beaked and legged argent, as many stags' heads caboshed of the field ; an escallop for dif- ference.

Rodes — Azure, three annulets or, on a chief argent a greyhound courant of the second, collared gules.

RECORDED 1 575, 1615 AND 1 666.

BAYNBRIGG OF WHETELEY HILL.

Richard Ba}Tibrige,= of Wheteley-hill, a younger son of Bayn- brige, of Snotterton.

^Agnes, dau. 8c heir of Robert Rodes.^

Phihp Ba\-nbrige,=j=Margaret, dau. of

of Wheteley-hill, Strangwayes,

CO. Durham. of Smeaton.

-J

Francis Baynbrige,=p]Marger)', dau. of

of Wheteley-hill, CO. Durham.

Thomas Blaykeston, of Blaykeston.

T — r

I — I — r Elizabeth. Alice.

Eleanor. Deborah.

Frances. Susan.

2. Phihp.

3. Robert.

4. Anthoiif.

5. John.

Thomas Baynbrige,= of Wheteley-hill, A" 1575. Now livinge, 1615.

Catherine, dau. of John Hedworth, of Hana- ton.

Isabell, dau.=f=John Ba}m-=j=Frances,

of Anthony Welbury,

1st wife.

Francis Mary. Sonne & heire, set. 14, 1615.

brigge, son & heir.

dau. of Robert Robson, 2nd ^vife.

Philip Bayn- brigge.

^Hester, dau. of William Baynbrige, of Lockington, in Leicestershire.

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2. Henry. 2. Thomasin.

3. Ralph. 3. P'rances.

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2. John, Bamaby, Elizabeth. xt. 10. xt. 12, 1615.

Verefied by the subscription of Thomas Baynebrige, of Whdeley Hill-, ajoresayed, at Dufhatn, on Monday, the 5 of September, A°, 1575.

Tho. Baynbrige.

1 In Surtees' History of Durham, vol. i. p. loi, Richard Baynbrige is said to have married Alice, daughter of John Rodes, the niece and heiress of Robert Rodes, of Little Eden, Esq.

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES.

Ija^nbrigg d fxttt Unus^.

Akjis. -Ail;., tn a chevron between 3 Coinihh choughs sa., as many stags' heads t alioshecl of the fiild; London, 16 ^lay, 1(170.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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lahlaiflj of Hatlaitljiuat.

Arms — Argent, a chevron between three hinds' heads erased gules.

Crest. — A roebuck's head, couped sable.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

BECKWITH OF NUTWITHCOAT.

. . Beckwith of Clint, co. York.^p

Richard Beckwith, a 2nd brother, he^p.. dau. of , . Conyers of Marske.

WTot himself of Nutwithcoat in the I

Bishopricke.

Christopher Beckwith of Nutwithcoat. =f Catherine, dau. of . . Tunstall.

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Thomas.=j=Margaret, dau. Robert.=Isabella, Anthony,^Margaret,

of Thomas Johnson .

dau. of 2nd sonne.

Birke.

dau. of Loftis.

Christopher, ^pjulian, dau. Christopher, i. Catherine. 4. Sarah.

Sonne & of Thomas sonne &c 2. Dorothy. 5. Jane.

heire. Spense. heire, aged 4, 3. Anne.

1615.

Thomas, sonne Sc heire, aet. 3, 1615,

12

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IdlBsts nf ilcrtau.

Arms. — i. Arg., a chev. ^u. helw. ihice flcuis-de-lis az. lUiltisii.

2. Or., a fess gu. bctw. tliree torteaiix.

3. Arg. an inescutcheon and an orlc of martlets sa.

Lcnpiing. 4- Arg., tlircc boars' heads erased sa. armed or, within a border engrailed of the second

5. Arg., two liars gu., on a canton of the seconil a lion

passant of tlie iirsl. }>!lliii;^htun.

6. Arg. two bars and three escallops in chief az., a

crescent for difl'erence. Eniiigloii. Crest. — A stag's head erased proper, attired or, charged with a crescent for diHercnce.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND l66b.

13

BELLASIS OF MORTON.

Sir William Bellases=pMargaret, dau. of Sir William of Newborough. I Fairfax of Gilling, Knt.

Dorothy, wife to Thomas Metham.

Richard, 2nd Sonne.

Sir Henr)' Bellases of Newborough, Knt., 1st Sonne.

Brian BelIases=pMargt. dau. of James.

of Morton in CO. Pal.

Wm. Leigh (or Lee) East Brandon.

William Bellasis=pMargt. eldest dau. of

of Morton, Esq. living 1 61 5.

Sir George Selby of Whitehouse, Knt.,

— I — r~i Mary. Joane. Margaret.

Richard, sonne & heire, set. 3, 1615.

— I

Margaret.

Elizabeth. William Bellases.

See pedigree Surtees Durham, Vol. I. p. 203, and in Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees, Vol. III.

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

liUingljam ot Crook fall.

Arms. — Argent, three bars gules, on a quarter ot the second a lion passant gardant of the field.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

IS

BILLINGHAM OF CROOK HALL.

Cuthbert Billinghani of Crook-=i=Eleanor, sister of Richard

hall, CO. pal. Durham.

Hutton of Ilimwyke.

Ralph Billingham of Crook Hall.=pIsabeUa, dan. of John Claxton

I of Old Park.

Elizabeth, dnu. of^John Billingham of^Alice, dan. of Ralph Cuthbert

Roger Swinbiniie of Edlingham, North umberland.

Crookhall, a° 1575.

Margaret. John. Margery. Ann.

Cla.xton of Wynyard, Billingham, rst wife. 2nd son.

- — rn

2. Richard.

Ralph,

aged 28, a'j 3. William,

'575-

l6

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

maikm of WoDkroftJ.

Akms.

Argent, on a chevron between three mullets sable, as many escallops of the iield ; />tr IVin Flmvcr, A'orroy, a~

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 166G.

17

BLACKETT OF WOODCROFTE.

Lionel, o.s.p.

Alexander Blackett; of AVoodcrofte, in the bishoprick.

■holas Blackett= \\'oodcrofte.

=Elizabetli, dau. of William Barbon, in the bishopric (Barker in vis. 1615).

=Alice, dan. of Rowland Tempest of Holmsiile.

Thomas Blackett of-pjane, dau. of William AVoodcrofte living | Wrenn of Binchester 1575. in the Bishoprick.

Anne.

Margaret (or ilargerv 1615.)

William Blackett,= son & heir, aged 20, 1575, livinge iGis.

John, Sonne & heir.

=E]ianor, dau. of Pe'er Mad- dison, of Unthanke.

Muiiel.

Elizabeth.

Ursula.

1 !

Jolm. Peter.

William. Anne. Jane. Isabell.

Vctijied for true by the sjihscriplio)t of the mark hereiDito of Thomas Blalcdt ajoresaid, at AxMand, on Saturday, 30 Jidv, a)ino 1575.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

ISlaktston of llaluston.

Arms, i. Blaykeston — Aij,'ent, two bars, in chief three cocks gules.

2. Surtees — Ermine, on a canton fjules an orle argent

3. I'oues — Krminc, three long hows bent in pale gules.

4. Dakien — Argent, a cross patonce between four martlets

sable.

5. Conyers — Sable, a mannch or.

6. Conyers — .Sable, a maunch or, an annulet for clifTerence Crest. A cock or, crested and wattled gules.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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!BIakest0n tif ^ibstb^.

Arms. i. Blaykeston — Argent, two bais, in chief three cocks gules.

2. Surtecs — Ermine, on a canton gules an orle argent.

3. Bowes — Ermine, tlnee long bows bent in pale gules.

4. Daldcn — Argent, a cross patonce between four martlets

sable.

5. (^onyers — Sable, a mauncli or,

(}. Conyers — Sable, a niaunch or, an annulet for diflcrence Crkst. A cock or, crested and wattled gules.

" In the Visit" the arms are quarterly with Surtees, tho' certainly without any right."

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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A kMS. -Ardent, wilhin a hurduic cnj,'raikd sable, IwG bais, in chief lliicc cocks ^ntlcs ; ].cr \\'ni. Flower, >:onov, a- 1575 (a crescent for dillcrencc).

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND l66b.

23

BLAYKESTON OF SADBERY (1575) & OF SEATON 1615.

Adam BlaykcstDn, of Sadbeiy,= in CO. Durham. Descended from the family of Blakiston of Blakiston in co. Durham.

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John Blaykoiton of Sadbeiy,^ 1575, " of .Scaton, in right of his wife," 1615.

^Margeiy, dau. of Richard Bucke of Sadben*.

Ralph

Blaykeston.

Adam Blaykeston of=f=Ahson, dau. of

Sadben-, living 1575.

Edward Dale, of Dalton, in the Bishopric.

Isabella, wife of William Smiton of Sadbery.

Agnes.

George Blaykeston=pFrances, dau. of Ralph Margaret.

of Seaton, aged 20, 1575-

Hedworth of Pockerley.

Ralph Blakcston= of Seaton, now livinge 161 5.

=Mary, dau. of Martyn Halliman of Lunilev.

Anne, wife to John Lister.

Isabel, wife to Edward Maxwell.

Vereiied for true by the subscription of Adam Blaykeston ajoresaid, at Durham, on Monday, yh St-f^tcinbcr, a''' 1575.

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24

DCKHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES.

J5lat3ktsf0it 0f ©Iiarntcn lall.

Num.. - Art;en', -within a Ijoidure enyrailuil azure, two liais, ill chief Ihice cockb '-ulcs.

RKCORDF.D I575, 1615 AND 1666.

25

BLAYKESTON OF THORNTON HALL.

William Blavke.ston,=p clau. of

lescendctl from the family of Blaykestun of Blavlveston.

John Billinfjham.

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Thomas Blaykeston.=f= tlau. of AVilliam

I Lawson, of "Washington.

George Blaykeston, of Thornton=T=Margery, clau. of

Hall, in the Bisho|)ricl

John, 2nd son. Ralph Blaykeston, son & heir, a'' 1575-

.Sorethwaites, in co. ^Tottingham.

Joan, wife of Simon Fulthorpe.

Alice.

Vcieficd Jor inu by the sLuhscription of Rauft BlaykisUm ajoresaid, at Durham, on Monday, 5 August, 1575.

Raufe Blaykeston.

26

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

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ARiis. — Party pa pale argent and sable, a fesse ot the same between three garbs, counterchanged of the field ; ]ier Win. Flower, Xorroy, a 1575.

RECORDED 1575, I615 AND 1666. 27

BLENKINSOPPE OF BYRTLEY.

Robert Blenkinsoppe.^Janet, dau. of Robert ofBjTtley, living 1575. Proctor of Tanfeilde.

r ri I 1 — I

John,aged25, Ralph. Robert. Jane,

in 1575- Thomas. Alyson.

Vcreficd by the subscription of R. B. ajorcsaycd at Durham, on Tuesday, the 6 of September, a^ 1575.

Robert Blexkinsoppe.

28

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

inotl} of ^ilbtoartl).

Arms.— Quarterly— 1 (i 3. Arj^eiit, three boars' headb ~ ' erect erased sa. — Booth.

2 Si 4. Argent, a fess engrailed sable.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

BOOTH OF SILKS WORTH.

Booth=p

of Barton, co. Lane.

John Booth of=j^Alice, dau. of Thonihill. I Gaunte.

I I

John Booth of Silks-=i=Ehzabeth, dau. of John 2. Charles, worth, 161 5. I Kendall of Newcastle-

I on-Tyne.

I — \ 1 ' I — I — I 1

John. Thomas, sonne 8c 4. Henry. Margaret, wife to

Abraham. heire, set 34, 1615. 1;. Peter. Robert Heckhngton.

6. William,

30

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

llaotlK of (DI& Hurliam.

Arms.— I and 4. Booth— Argent, three boars' lieads erect and erased sable ; an annulet for diflerence. 2 and 3. Fulthoiii— Argent, a cross molinc sable.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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RECORDED I575, 1615 AXD 1 666.

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BOWER OF OXENFIELD.

Arms.— (In Herald's College copy)— Gu. a human leg vulned or, couped at tlie thigh, transpierced above the knee by a broken spear ppr. headed arg., on a canton azure, a tower triple turreted or, on a mural crown ppr.

Cricst.— A human leg ppr. vulned, charged with a plate.

William Bower ofLatham,inco. Lane.

WilliamBower of Oxen-= held, in co. pal. livinge, 1615

=Jane, dau. of . . Brickwell.

^EHzabeth, dau. of Capt. Robert Cane(') of Ber- wick-upon-Twecde.

Margaret. =pStephen Jackson I of Berwick-upon- I Tweede.

Robert.

Jane.=fRogerAntlcrsonof Eliz.=j=John Wilkin-

Newcastlc-upon- I Tyne.

Francis.

son of Ferry- hill, in c \ pal.

Mary. Ehzabeth.

William Bower.

(') Called G.nm in Herald's College copy.

34 niTRHAM VISITATION' PKDIGRKKS

BOWES.

Episcol'atiis Amonge the antique writtingcs of the late disolued

Dinir/iiit'tis/s. monastery of St. ]\Iaiyes ncrc the cittie of Yorke there

was writt n in an ancient hooke of llicirc foundation

these wordcs followinge

Alanus niger comes Richmond vnus fundatoru. huiu^, monasterij —

Iste Alanus niger fiatcr Ducis Rrittannia: intrauit Anghani in exercitu AVill'i Conquestoris et postea idem Akanus primus co. Richmond in defensionem tenentiu suor' comitatus pred' contra expugnac'ones homi'm' de Westmerland et Cumbeiland rebellantiu' contra dictum conquestorem ac cum Cospatricio duce Northumbrie ad- herentiu' Regi Sector— aetlificauit sibi turrim de Arcubus in quo constituit Guijllermum, consanguineu' suu' prefectum, super suos a*gittarios Et dedit in scutu' propri' in' Armis Brittannia?, et tres Arcus de super et vn' bundellu' sagittai pro capitali insigne suo. Ipse Guijllermus exinde mmcupatus fuit Guijllermus de Ar- cubus.

More hereof I have not scene vntill about the tenthe yeare of Edward the third that one --^ dam Bowes beinge learned in the lawes, Steward and Justice in Oyre within the lib rties of Durham, and giveinge the same amies maried one Ellice Trayner daugter and heirc of S'' John Trayner w<=ii S' John maried the sister of Barnard Bailioll then Lord of Barnardes Castle vnto tlie w^i S'' John the said Barnard Bailioll gaue wth his saiil sestcr in mar.iiage the mannor of Stretlam by the bounder as yt nowc occui)ied.

This Adamc by the said Alice had yssue Robert Bowes who maried one Elizabeth Lilborne daughter of S'' John Lilborne Knighte and by her had yssue Will'm Bowes w*^'' Will'm Bowes maried Maude the daughter and heire of .S'' Jordane of Daldcn Knighte and was after himsclfe made Knighte at the battel! of Poictiers in flraunce aiid after had issue by the said Maude, Robert Bowes & others.

This Roberte Bowes married Jane ilaughtet and one of the heires generall to Sr. Roberte Coigniers de Stockeborne Knighte and was himselfe maiie Knighte at the seige of Roane in Normandic and after slayne at the bridge of

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RECORDED I575, 1615 AND l566. 35

Bawgie in the company of S'' Gilberte Vrnfiauill and that iourncy he Avas made Bannerett and a banner | he had yssue by the said Jane Will'na Bowes and others.

This Will'm Bowes (called old S'' Will'm Bowes) mamed Jane daughter of Raufe baron and lord of Grestocke and by her had yssue one Will'm and others ; this Jane his wife died when her husband passed out xxviij yeares old, whereupon he wente to sen-ice and was Chamberlaync to the Duke of Bedford that was Regent in ffrance in the minoritie of Henry 6 w^^^ Duke gave to the said S'' "Will'm Bowes diuers landes and reuenes in flfrance and made him Captajnie of the Castle Galliarde in Xormandie he continued in Frunce xxti^ yeares or thereabouts and came home and after lined to gi'eate age.

The second S^' Will'm Bov.-es maried Maude dau. of Hemy Lord Fitzhughe and was \-nder John the JMarques jSIontague deputie Warden of the medle Marches of England for anempst Scotland and Sheriffe of Northumberland and had yssue by the said Claude, William Raufe and others.

This Will'm married a widowe that was one Browes wife neice to Laurence then Bishop of Durham and had by her lands in Lincolnshire where he continually lay at a place called the Woodheid neare Stamforthe & theire died ^vithout yssue After him S^' Raufe Bowes continued sherife of the liberties of Dmham xx yeares and more, and maried Margeiy one of the daughters and heires of S'' Richard Cogniers of South Cowton Kni^jht and had by her yssue Rauffe, Roberte & Richard.

This second S^' Raufie was made Knighte at the feilde of Flowdon where the Kinge of Scotts was slapie, and maried Elizabeth daughter of the Lord Clifford Sc sister to Hemy Clifford the firste earle of Comberland and had yssue by her George Bowes and other daughters.

'Ihis George maried ^Nluriell daughter of S^' Will'm Eure the fast Lord Eure and by her had yssue 3 daughteis and died ^\•ilhout yssue male, soe that his said daughters be inheritable to a greater part of his inheritance. Sane that certayne parcelles not exceedinge the thirde parte by vertuc as well of intailes to the heires male as of other assurances made by the said S'" George Bowes remayne vnto the said S»" Robert Bowes and others the heires males of of the bodie of the foresaid S>' Will'm Bowes the elder begotten.

A shield arg. Alibi legitur Will'mum Bowes militem primogenitu'

a fesse gu. habuisse lili' Thomam qui duxit in vxorcm Janam

between six tili' Delahay eqqua procrcauit Robertu' Bowes

martlets sa. Mavitu' Jane Coigniers.

36

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREF.S

ialurs of ^trratlam,

Arms. — i. Bowes -Ermine, lliree lun<^ bows bent in jwle <;iiles.

2. Daldcn — Ar<;cnt, a cross patoiuelict ween four martlets vert.

3. ("onyers— Azure, a maunch or.

4. ("onyeis — Azure, a maunch or, an nniiulcl for diOerence.

5. Askc— Or, thrci' bars azure.

6. Dautry — A/urc, four fusils in fesse argent.

In I '''1 5 the Bowes coat is marshalled as follows : i Bowes, 2Dalden, 3 Trayner, 4 ("onyers, 5 Conycrs, 6 .St. Ouintin, 7 Rylleston, 8 Aske, (J Dautry, 10 Bowes.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

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CkI''.st.— 'J'wo bundles of arrows, saltire wa\s ari,'en(, lieadcd or, banded gules, tasselcd or.

M'. — That .Sir John Borough, Kuight Garter prineipall King of Arms, by \ertue of a Certificate from Sir (ieorgc Bowes of Bradley, in co. pal. Durham, Knt., whereljy he acknowktlged Francis Bowes to ht a member of his family, did by his instrument beaiing date i8 May a° 1639, grant to the ?aid hraneis (wlio is now this Sir l-rancis) and his descendants power to bear tile arms of the said .Sir Gcoige Bowes, with three torteauxcs in chief for a dill'erence, as is above cxprcst.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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IBrabant ol f^igbaulu

JUTTLrLr

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Arms.- Sa., a fesse emlxittled and counter em- battled between three leopard's faces or. Respite for provinj^ of these arms.

RECORDED I575, 1615, AXD l6b6. 43

BRABANT OF PEDGBANK.

Hemy Brabant of Ped<,'ebanke,=p dau. of ... . Trotter

CO. pal. Durham, died in Oueen ] of Helmington, in co. pal. Elizabeth's time. Durham.

Georye Brabant of Brancepeth,=^Annc, dau. of Ralph Whitiield

in CO. pal. Durham, died circa, anno 1640.

of Whitfield, Northumberland,

E.s(.[.

^ ^ 1

John Brabant of Pedgbanke,=f=Jane, dau. of . . Johnston Adehne, wife of James died in his father's life time. I of Perse-Biigj;, co ])al. Cholmley of Durham.

Durham.

T -— T : : ^r":i

2. Henry Brabant, an al- i. John Brabant of=f=Jane, dau. of ^ 3. Raphe

derman of Newcastle-on- Pcd<,'bank, in co. pal. ^ .-

Tyne. Durham, xt.

ann. 21 Aug., i6')6.

Richard Best of d. without jMiddleton, co. issue. York.

2. John, aet. i. William, i. Anne. 2. Margaret.

15, ann. 1666. xi. [9 ann. 21 Aug., 1666.

Ceriiddd by JOHN BRABANT.

44

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IBratbnbnrp oi ^dhh^.

Arms. i. Arj^'ciit, three c1icvioik11> interlaced in base

sable. IhackvulnDV- I. Sable, a elievnni or, lielweeti tliree swords erect ar;,';iit p< melled and liilled oftlie 2d.

3. Azure, three bars arj^ent.

4. Arjjent, a lion ramixuit sable collaretl or.

5. Argent, a chevron between three cross-ciosslels

sable.

6. Argent, on a chevron salile ihiee bucks' heads

caboshcd of the lield. Crest. — A tree i>pr., and a lion couchant sable. Motto. — Sans reculliv jamais.

RECORDED I575, I6I5 AND 1666.

45

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nrRTIAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IBranbling nf JFdlinj.

Arms. — (rules, a cross patonce in the dexter chief point an escallop arg.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666,

47

BRANDLING OF FELLING.

John Brandling.

Thomas BrandHng^ of Fclhnge. i

Sir Robert Brandling,^... dau. and coheire Knt., ob. s.p. of . . Surteys.

AVilliam BrandHng.=i=Anne, dau. of . . Hely.

Robert Brandhng^pjane, dau

of FelHnge, liv- inge 1615.

of Francis ^^'ortley of Wortley.

Jane, wife to John Hedworth (or Hew- rorth) of Chester.

Cornelius Brandling,

T

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1

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Cornelius,

J

Cornelius, 1615.

Robert. 1615.

r Robert

Francis, sonne Sc heire, aet. 20, 1615.

Tho. Rich. John. Ralph. Mary.

"iliz.

48

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IBiistcta of (Bvtat lumkg,

Arms. — A/., a fcssc between three cross crosslets, a crescent foi (lifrerence.

lie refers himselfe to tlie \'isitation of Somersetsh. for proofe of the amies and cohnns.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

49

BRISTOW OF GREAT LUMLEY.

Williiim Biistow of^pDorothy, dau. of Sir Wm.

CO. Somerset, died 10 March 1665.

Lanyley of Higliam Gobion, CO. Beds, Bart.

5. Roger. 4. John. 3. Peter. 2. John, Wilham Bristow of Great Lumlcy,

d. y. CO. pal. Durham, aged 23 years,

17 Aug. 1666.

Certified by "WiLLJi. Bristow.

5° DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Drotun of Harbluuh priors, to. Martoick.

No arms.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND l66t).

S'

BROWN OF HARDWICKE PRIORS, CO. WARWICK.

Nicholas Brakenbury.-

=Agnes, dau. &: one of the heirs of Nicholas Denton.

Thomas Biakenben-.

Thomas Brackenbun Denton, co Durham.

of=j=E]izabeth, dau. of Cuthbert Rogerley,

I Esq.

A . r

for particulars ot this line Joan, elder see p. 45. Sc coheir.

Robert Brackenbury,=p Knight, Constable of I the Tower of London. |

1

dau.

=John Penn, Esq.

John Penn.=

-^largaret, dau. of ... . Lille.

Margaret Penn.-

=John Lucas of Holden, Kent, son of John Lucas, by his wife the dau. & heir of .... Hills.

Clemence,=William JolmLucas,; d.au. & heir. Compton, Esq.

dau. Sc heir of Nicholas Clarke.

I

Margaret, =

dau. of John

and heir of

Daniel Lucas

=Robert Brown ofSt. Laurence, Pulteney, Lon- don.

Daniel Lucas, -

^-

=Catherine, dau. of . . Odyam of Kent.

Thomas Brown=j=Catherine, dau.

of London.

Thomas Lucas, died without issue in the lifetime of his father.

&coheir of Tho- mas Spencer of Ever ton.

Juhn Brown of=f=£llen, dau. and heir of Anthony Prior of London.

Harclwicke Priors, in Warwick.

Mary Brown.

52

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IBulma* of furstrak.

Arms.— '"lu. bilkly or, a lion rampant of the last. Crkst.— A bull ]>assant s,ni., horned or. Tlie (iuartcrin«,'s in the Visitation are—

1 . Ihihiiir.

2. 'iu. a saltirc- vairy >a. and ar*;;. Moi~ni(k.

3. Sa. a crescent ar;,'. Rahve.

4. Or. a lion raniji. a/., over all a bcndkt coni]iony arf^. and gu.

Sii'Mvi.

5. Arg. on a bend sa. th;(c crescents of the iirst. Llvicdcn.

6. ^^yx. a fess belw. three hedgehogs arg. Claxtoii. -. Arg. a fess gu. betw. thiee garbs ^a. Tyndalc.

8. Or, on a bend sa. tliree cuKiuefoils arg. MenviU.

9. Az. a niaunch or. Conyci>i.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666. $3

BULMER OF TURSDALE.

Sii William Bulmer, Knt.^f:. . dau. and heire of Sir William Elmden.

Francis Bulmer of^Catherine, dau. of Elmeden, Esq. I Richard Norton, Esq.

Anthony Bulmer of=^Dyonis, dau. and sole heire of Francis

Elmeden, Esq.

Metham of Wigginthorpc, Esq.

Sir Bertram Bulmer of Tursdale,^Isabcl, second dau. of Sir Nicholas

Knt., Hvinge 1615.

Tempest of Stella, Knt.

• i \ — I — I

(Henry.) (Ralph.) 3. John. 2. Anlhon\'. William, sonne i. Aiargaret.

not in not in 4. George. & heire, a.t. 13, 2. Mary.

Vis. Vis. 1615. 3. Trot'he.

Bart. Bulmer.

54

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IButtttD of Kntnn.

Arms.— Argent, a chev. betw. tlnec goaK' heads erased or. Crkst.— A gnats' head erased sa., attired or, two links sus- pended from sinister attire. Tile (luarterings in the Visitation arc -

1. Bniiny. , ^ , , , , r .1

2. Gu. a cross floiy or ; on a clncf az. tlirce buekles of the

second, llcshden.

3. Party per saltire erni. and gu. Kcs/wold.

4. Arg.' three bends sa -r, , jr 7

5. Gn., three Hons ramp, arg., crowned or Dc la Vatchc.

6. Sa. three lions ramj). arg

7. Gu. a fess or betw. three s.altircs arg

8* ]k-ndy of nine arg. and gu. Bo^'ill.

9. Arg. on a bend cotiscd three boars' heads' sa

RKCORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

55

BUNNY OF RYTON.

. . Bunny. =j=. . dau. of James Hammerton.

Richartl Bunny. =p . . dau. of . . Topcliffe.

Anne.=f Richard A pplcyard.

Richard Bunny.=p. . dau. 6c heir of Edw. John.=f

Restwold of the Vache. , 1

Richard.

Jane, wife Eliz., wife to ... . to John

Ramsden. AVilldn.

■~i

Edmund 3. Francis Bunny=p Jane, dau. 2. Richard =?=Anne, dau. of ,.

Bunny, of Ryton in the

Sonne Sc Bishopricke, &c

heire. ofNewsham, i6ic.

A

of Prcstley.

Bunnv.

Jackson of Gah- aker in Hamp- shire.

Francis Bunny, s.p.= . . . . dau. of

John Wortley.

£Hzabeth.=Wil]iam s.p. Finney.

56

DURHAM VISITATION' PEDIGREES

''lurludl, Cbattrdcur af lurljam."

Arms.— Or, a chevron ermine between 3 buiT leaves vert. Crest.— A gii^i'i's '^cad erased argent,

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

57

"BURWELI., Chancfclour of Durham."

Francis Burwell of Sutton,; Suffolk, died about 1627.

=Jane, dau. of Symon Mawe of Rendlesham, Suffolk, Esq.

Thomas Burvvell, Dr. of Laws=j=Anne, dau. of Seth Chapman and Chancelour of the Diocese of St. Edmundsbur)-, Suffolk, of Durham, 5th son, aged 63 16 Aug., 1666.

I

Thomas Buirell, Batchelour of Physick, xt. 33 years, 16 Aug. 1666.

Certi^ed by Dr. Thomas Burwell.

58

DTRHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

littUr of 18isl}0p£ ;^uklanb.

Arms. — Azuie, a chevron between three covered cups or; a crescent for chiVerence.

RKCORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

59

BUTLER OF BISHOPE AUKLAND.

John de Botcler.^pAlice, heire of the Manor of Kirkland.

Richard Boteler.=

Margaret. Katherine. Ellinor.

1 1 — I

Johanna. Isabella. Eliz.

John Boteler.=

Edward Boteler.

Robert Boteler. -

William Boteler.=p

Thomas Bottler, JohnBotcler of Kirkland,=pElizabeth, dau. of . . Fai-jTigton \vithout issue. co. Lane., Armigcr. of Far^-ngton, co. Lane.

John= Boteler of Kirkland, elilest son.

^Alicc, dau. of James Mass\-.

Ann, wife of Christo- pher Parker ofReddam,

Gregoiy = liutler of Bishope Aukland.

(.'' Bedham) A° 1575, CO. York. 2 son, of OldAcres, 1615.

John.

James.

Raljih Butler, s. & h., aged 2h,

A" 157s, of Old Acre.s, s.p. 1615.

1

Ann.

=Jane, dau. Alban of Richard Butler, Lever of 3 son. Little Le- ver, CO. Lane.

A lice, wife of Tho. Parker of Withgill, CO. York.

Isabell, wife of William Kirkby of RawclifTe, Ar,

2. Robert, s.p. 16 1 5.

3. John,= Butler of New- castle.

=Jane, da. of Wm.

Hunt- ley

--I --T

4. Gregoiy 5.Richard= Butler of Buttler,

Westmin- ster, m'' Anne, dau. of ... . S tonne.

of Fish-

bume,

1615.

^Florence 6 (or Fran- ces) dau. of Robert Farrow of Fishburne.

Tho.

Jane.

Anne.

Gregory, set, i^, 1615.

Raphe Butler, 1615.

Vcrefied for true hy the suhscripcon 0/ Gregory Butler of B'lshoppe Aivkland aforesayd at AwJdand on Tlncrsday, 8 September, a' 'SrS-

Gregorie Butler,

6o

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lu^rktj of itt&nbgc (Srattg^

Arms.— Or, a cross crosslct n;ules.

Crest.— Two lions' «,'ambs or, holding a cross as m the arms,

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND l6f)6.

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CalbM^D of ICtttUburn.

Arms. — Su. an escutcheon betw. an oile of owls arg. a crescent for difference.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

63

CALVERLEY OF LITTLEBURN.

Sir William Calverley=pElizabetli, dau. of Sir of Calverlev in co. I William ^Middleton York, Knt.' of Stokeld, Knt.

Walter, sonne di heire.

A

ThomasCalverley=i=Isabell, dau. 3. William.

ofLittlebuin in of Bertram 4. Hemy.

CO. Pal. Anderson of 5. John.:

Newcastle. 1

6. Ralph.

7. Mich.

Anne, dau. of=^John Calverlev"

MatthewHutton, Archbishop of York, 1st wafe.

John, sonne 8c heire, xt. 13. 1615.

of Littleburn, Esq., living

Catherine, dau. of .Sir Tim A\'luttingham of Holmside.

L_

2. Timothv, i . Beatri.\.

2. Isabell.

3. Anne.

4. Ahce.

Barbara, vdfe to Rowland Temj^est of Newcastle.

I. Thomas.

1

2. Francis.

64

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

€axu of M. H^Un, Auklattft,

Arms. — Gu., on a cbevion argent three mullets sa. Crest. — A stag's head argent, attired or.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 666.

65

CARRE OF ST. HELEN-AUKLAND.

John Carre of Forde Castle in= Northumberland, Captain ofWarke Castle, Northumberland.

Humphrey Cane of Forde Castle,=p Northumberland. I

Cuthbert Carre of Benwell Tower,=f=. . dau. of . . ElUson of Northumberland, a younger son.

2. John, d. unm.

I. James Carre of=pElizabeth, dau.

Newcastle upon Tyne, died 1638.

of . . Stanjiert of Newcastle.

I. Margery, wife of Edward Harle of Shields nr. Tynemouth.

— I

2. .. wife of Meiryman.

Robert, Anne, dau. of Sir Peter

d. un. Riddell of Newcastle I St. Plelea-Aukland upon Tyne, Knt., by in co. pal. Durham, Mary, dau. & coheire | Esq., one of his

Cuthbert Caire of=f=Clare, 2nd dau. of

of Thomas Surte s of Newcastle upon Tyne, Esq., I St wife.

2. Jane, '| '^ F.Mary, aged aged 22, ,;- '26, 17 Aug. 1666. i : 1666.

jMaties Justices of Peace of this coun- ty, aged 47, 17 Aug. 1666.

Christopher Byerley of Mid ridge Grange, co. pal. Durham,

Francis, s. & h., aged 7 yrs., 27 Aug, it)66.

1 — I —

1. Anne.

2. Barbara.

Barbara, wife of George Tonge, son of SirGeor- ge Tonge of Denton in CO. pal Dur- ham, Knt.

1

3. Clare.

66

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Cljambi^r of OLka&0n,

No arms entered.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 66b. 67

P-

CHAMBER OF CLEADON.

. . Chamber of Kendall= in Westmoreland.

_J

Charles Chamber of Kendall, ob. i556.=f=. . dau. of . . Burton.

, 1

Gervase Chamber of Kendall, ob. 1577.=!= Alice, dau. of . . Rookes.

I

Thomas Chamber of Cleadon in the=f=Barbara, dau. of Thomas

Bishopricke, and ISIerchant of New- castle, living, 16 1 5.

"1 r

Atkinson of Alonkwear- mou h in the Bishopiicke.

3. Charies.(i) 2. Roger. Robert, sonnc i. Mary. 2. Isabell. 3. Anne. & heire, cut. 23, 1615.

(5) Of Dagenham, Essex, admitted to Gray's Inn 16th May, 1623, entered his pedigree and arms at the Visitation of Essex 1634 — viz.. gules, a chevron between three cinqucfoils or, a crescent for dilTerence, Crest. — A bear passant ppr , muzzled collared and chained arg., a crescent for difference.

F^

68

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Cljagtor of Ittttcrbj.

^RMS._Per bend dancctc'e avfjent and azure, three cinqucfoils c()unlerchang;cd ; per Win. Flower, Norroy, a° 1575, per /'ras patcnks. .

Crest. A stay's head erased, lozeng}' azure and

argent, tiic dcxterattirc ar, the sinister azure.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

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ARiis. — QiKTiU'ily I .iii'l .|. Or .iiid j^n., a ciCbcciit for diffeience. 2 and ^. I'ain. on a ] alo sa. ihric maitlets or. over all a hcHii ha, (jii an ubcuchcou aiyunt tiie rci.1 hand of UJbtcr.

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Clajton of aoK^ngartr.

Arms. — l. Gu. or, a fesso bet. three hedgehogs arg., a crescent. Claxtoii.

2. Az., a niaunch or, charged with a mullet within an annulet.

Conyas.

3. Or, on a chevron gules, a martlet argent, a chief vaire of the

3rd, and azure. St. Qniiitiii.

4. .S..l)le, a salJic argent, charged with a crescent gules. Ryl-

sioti.

5. Arg. a lion r nij)ant sa., within a border engr. gules. Langton.

6. Or, a chevron between tliice oak leaves gules. Lisle.

7. Or, a cross niolinc pierced argent. Carroiv. CRE.ST. — Out of a ducal coronet or, a hedj,'ehog.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

74

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

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Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet or, a hedgehog.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

75

CLAXTON OF OLD PARK.

Lionel Claxton, Lord of Claxton, lived 1217.(1)=

Roger Claxton of Claxton, Ed. I.=

Sir Roger Claxton, Kt., 1307, i Edw. IL

Richard Claxton, Pryor of Duresme, 1272.

dau. of ... , Tyndall, & after, heire.

Lionel Claxton, anno i336.=pMary, dau. of Sir Raphe Eure, Kt.

SirWm. Claxton^ of Claxton, Kt., 1380.

=Isabell, dau. (&;heirof Wm. !Mennill.

Sir Wni. Clax-=j=Elizabetli, ton, Knt., 1409. I dau. of . . . ,

Thomas Claxton of= Old Parke, ob. 1402, 4 Hen. IV.

1 — Tho. Claxton.:

^Christian, dau. of . .

=Anne, dau. of Sir Wm. El- meden.

.Sir Robert=pElizabeth, dau. of Claxton. (■-) I -Sir Wm. Hilton, Knight.

Margaret, Joan, wife wifetoWm. toJohnCar- Elmeden. tington.

1. Robert, s.p.

2. John of Old Paike, priest.

Sir John Claxton of Duresme, Kt., 3<^ Sonne, mar. ISIaude, dau. & heire of Gilb. Brackenbury.

Claxton of Burn- hall, Siirtees v. I 4. P- 97-

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Elizabeth, Phillis.wife John Claxton=f=lMargt. (or

wifetoRich. to Sir Ralph of Old Parke. I Agnes)dau.

Coigniersof Widdring- | of

Horden. ton. | Lambton of

-J Lambton. Thomas. 5. Richard^Margaret, Launcelot. Claxton of dau. & co-

Richard (orRoger)=j=A gnes, Claxton. I dau. of

Will. Claxton=Margt., of Old Parke, I <lau. of

3rd son.

Witton

Thickley.

I

Robert Claxton of Old Parke. =

=Eliz., dau. of Tho. Wandesford of Kirklington, co. York.

heir of Tho. Lilburneof Thickley.

Margt.,wifeto

Gyllon

of CO. York.

Robt.Claxton^ of Old Parke, attainted, 13 Eliz.

=Alice, dau. & coheirofWm. Lambton of Belsise.

— — I Elizabeth. =^Robert Bee

of the Bishop- rick.

Tho"-

.SirJohnCIax-: ton of Nettles- worth, in CO. pal., liviug 1615.

:Mai-y, dau. of Anthony Wrenn of Binchester.

Lancelott= Claxton, :d Sonne.

John Claxton, sonne= & heire, Kt. 19 an., livinge 161 5.

Cassandra, dau. of Josias Lambert of Calton. in Craven, & heire to her mother, Eliz., dau. & coh. of Wm. Claxton of Wynyard.

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1 — I — [—1

Elizabeth. ^Lirgaret, Frances. Anne.

=Jane, 2d dau. of William, John, Eliza-

Francis Tunstall sonne & heire, 2nd beth.

of Scargill, Es([. a;t. 16, 1615. sonne.

John Claxton.

(1) This Lyon Cla.xton, Lord of the Manor of Cla.xton, in co. Duresme, lived in the yeare of Our Lord God 1217, and in the Sixth yeare of the Raigne of Kinge Hen. 3, after the Conquest, as may appeare by an agrement made bet. Thomas the Pryor of Duresme and him, dated the 20 of Sept., 1217.

(2) Surtees giveb his 4 daughters by another wife, Anne Staptlton.

76

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Cl0pt0n of ^kMuislj.

Arms —Quarterly l and 4. Paly of four or and a/., overall a lion rampant sable. 2 and 3. Party per jiale or and <;u., a cross patlee litthcc countirthan[,'cd, a nuilkt fur diller- ence.

Crest.— A falcon

on a tun .

RECORDED 1 575, 1615 AND 1666.

CLOPTON OF SLEDWISH.

This pedigree does not appear in the copy of the Visitation, in iho College of Arms nor in the Copy in Queen's College, Oxford ; See Siiriees' DiirlKini, iv, 48.

John Clopton, a= younger brother.

=Ehz. dau. of Ralph Ashton of Great Lever, in CO. Lane.

WilHam Clopton of= Clopton, CO. War- wick.

William Clopton of=j=Anne, dau. & co. heire

Sledwiche, in the Bishopricke, 1615.

of Wm. Clopton.

Joyce, dau. & coheir, married to Lord Carew, Baron of Clopton.

Jolm. Thomas.

AVilliam Clopton, Sonne &c heire.

Cuthbert.

Eliz. Anne.

Mary. Jane. Joyce. Catherine. Frances.

r8

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Cnlmnr^ of Itirbam.

a

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a a Q

Arms.— Gules, billettee and three crescents or, a crescent charged witli a mullet for difference.

Crest. — A negro's head wreathed erminois and gu.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

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Comijtt of lurbfiuL

Arms. — Azure, a cheveron crminois between three garbs or.

Crkst. — Two arms coiiped at the shouklers habited ermine, holding in tlie hands pro]ier a garb or. A patiun a^ranted by Richard St. Giorge in tyme of his visitation, 1615.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

COMYN OF DURHAM.

Symon Comyn of the Cittie=f Alice, dau. of John Robson, of Duresme, livingc 1615. I of Morton.

^farfjaret, dan. of Heniy^=Tymothie=j=Joane, dau. of 2. Godfrey. =Anne.

Chohnley, Sc widowe of Comyn,

Thomas Meinill, 2nd wife. son & heir.

Robert Rookby, of Marske, Esq.

Thomas, sonne 2. Henry. Elizabeth. Isabel.

& heire, a;t. 13,

1G15.

TiMOTH. COMVN.

82

DURHAM! VISITATION PEDIGREES

®0ttg^rs of ^0ckbitrn0*

Arms. — Ouaiteil\- l and 4, Azure, a maunch or, charged with a mullet gules for difTerence — Coiiycrs. 2. Barry oi six azure and or, on a canton gules a cross patonee a\g—Aio>i. 3. Or, a cross sable — Fescy.

Crest.— A wing denii-volant gules.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

83

CONYERS OF SOCKBURNE & LAYTON.

Sir Christopher Conyers of Sockburne, Knt.=,=]\Iary, dau. of Sir Will. Eure, Kt.

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Sir "William Conyers of Sockburne, Kt.=f=Anne, dau. of Sir Ralph Bigod of

I Settrington, Kt. , I

Sir Chris. Conyers of=y=Anne, da. of Sockburne, Kt. I . . . . Marken-

I field.

I

Cuthbert Conyers of=p!Maiy, dau. of

Laton, 2nd sonne.

r-

Tho. Laton of

Saxhoc.

Sir Thomas Conyers, Kt.=

Sir George Conyers, Kt.

Sir John Conyers, Kt.

John Conyers=f=Jane, dau. of John Oglethorpe of Laton, son I and widow of ... . Danby. & heire.

Ralph Conyers(') of=j=Maiy, dau. of Simon

Laton, CO. pal. Durham, livinge 1615, died a" 1643.

Sir George Conyers of=f= Sockburne, Kt., livinge I 1611;. I

' r r-^

George, sonne 81 AVilliamConyers= dau, of Sir

heire, x't. 6, 1615, of Sockburne, George Symonds, died young, s.p. Esq. Knight.

MaweofWrendlesham, in CO. Suffolk, E-(p

(1) Called a Knight in Queen's Coll. copy.

I

2. Mar- maduke, d. unm.

Margaret,; dau. of John ^\'y- tham of Cliffp, CO. York,Esq. 1st wife.

=Cuthbert Conyers= of Lay ton, Esq., aged 4 in 161 5, Col. of a regiment of Foote in the AiTny of K. Cli. y° 1st, slaine at !Mal- pas, in Cheshire, a° 1644.

Cathc- I. Iklaiy,

rine, wife of

dau. of Roger

Wil- J^Ieinell

liam, of Dal-

late ton,

Lord Yorks,

Evers, Esq. 2'' wife.

2. Anne, 3. Helen, wife of wife of

Robert

Conyers

Thomas Mavre of

of Bowl- Hardwick, by, CO. CO. pal..

York, Esq.

Gent.

2. wn-

liamCon- yers.

I. John Con-: yers of Laton, in CO. pal. Durham, Esq., xt. 36 an. 21 Aug., 1666.

Tsabell, dau.of Cuthbert Col- lingwood of Daldon, co. pal. Durham, Esq.

Anne, wife of Thomas, son of Charles Fairfax of Sledmer, co. York.

1. Elizabeth.

2. Lucie.

6. Thomas, 2. George,

jet. 1 anno 3. Raphe.

21, Aug., 4. Wilham.

166G. 5. Francis.

Q

I. John, jet. died 1 2, ann. 2 1 young. Aug., 16G6.

I. jMaiy, 2. Isabell 3. Olive,

dyed died at the ret. 4 an.

young. age of 9 21 Aug.,

years. 1666.

Certified by JoHN CoNYERS, Esq., 1G66.

84

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

CottD^rs of fjcririjn.

Arms. — i. Azure, a maunch or, an annukt gules for differeucc — Conytrs.

2. Azure, crusily tlircc cin([ucfoils argent — Dairy.

3. Azure, three bars gcmels, a chief or — Meyncll.

4. Gules, a fessc between llnec hed^'chogs argent-

Claxton.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666. 85

CONYERS OF HORDEN.

Arms. — Conyers, St. Qnintin, Rilleston, Lord Darcy, Lord Meiiiill, Claxton, Tindall and Menvill. Quartered by Sir John Conyers o_f Hordcn, in 161 7.

Robert Conieis of Sockbunie.=

John Coniers, 2nd son, of=p.... dau. and heir of St. Ouintm. Hornby, Khig's Justiciaiy.

Christopher Coniers of Hornby, =pEllen dau. and lieir of ... . Rilleston. Knt.

John Coigniers of Honiby, Knt.^yMargaret, dau. and one of the

I heirs of Ir'Iiilip Lord Darcy of -Skelton.

I \ 1

John Coniers of=f=Alice, dau. and one of the heirs Richard^Elizabeth, dau. & one Hornby, Knight I of AVilliam Nevill, Lord Fau- Coniers, " ' ' ' -- - of the Garter. conbridge &c Earl of Kent. 2nd son.

A

of the heirs of Robert Claxton of Horden, Knt.

Robert Coniers of=i=^Iargeiy, dau. of Horden. I Bamforth.

Christopher Coniers of Horden. =f=Elizabeth, dau. of John Jackson

I of Bedale.

Richard Coniers of=^Elizabeth, dau. of George Comers of . , Horden. | Roger Lumley. and divers others.

r ^ r-i

Thomas Coniers, Elizabeth, dau. ^Christopher Coniers, =pAnn, 2nd wife, dau.

without issue. ofCuthbertCon- of Horden, livinf

iers of Norton, ISJS- ist wife.

of John Hedworth of Hai-verton.(M

—\

Richard, John Coniers ^Frances, dau. Ann. Isabell, wife RLary.

without of Horden. I of Thomas ofChas. Hall,

issue. I Graves.

I "--. -1

Richard, son & heir. Ann,

Vereficd by the subsoipcon of Christopher Conyers of IIordLii aforesayd, at Durham, on Sunday, the /\th of September, tv' 1575.— XPOFER CoNYERS.

(') This 2nd wife of Christopher Conyers, and his issue, appear iu the 1615 Visitation, in the

Herald's College.

86

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

€mx\ms d Mn0ku.

Arms.— Azure, a ni.nr.-.cli or cliar^:;cd with a mullcl for ililleicnce.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666. 87

CONYERS OF WOOLEY,

This pedigree does not apriear in the copy of the Visitation in the College cf Aims nor in Queen's Coll., Oxford.

AVilliani Coiiyers of Marske.-

Robert Conyers of Woley.^Eliz. dau. of .... IMadison I of the Bisliopricke.

William Conyers of "Woley, i6i5.=y=Eliz., dau. of Anthony Kendall of

Thorj^-Thewles.

1 — I 1 — \ — I

Anthony Conyeis, 2. Wilhara. I. Elizabeth. 3. Alice. Sonne & heire, 2. Isabell. 4. Catherine.

1615. 5. Isabell.

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

doo^tx d Dxirljam.

Arms.— Guks a lend ciniinc between tix lioncels

r; nijant < r. Crkst.— On a lower the hea'i of a Moorish king in

piolile ; 11 ])i()iier.

This cote ami crest was conlirn.eil by Richard St. Cieorf^c, Norroy King ( f Arn.es, in the tynic of his Visitation irji5.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND iGbb.

89

COOPER OF DURHAM.

Tliii pedi;;rce Jols not appear in the cop ' of the Visitation in the College of Arms nor in Queen's Collegf, Oxford.

Peter Cooper. =

^Margaret, dau. <:\: co-hcire=j=Robert Cooper of=pMargaret, dau. of

of William English of Lon Cowton, in co. Ebor

Robert Cooper of- the City of Dur- ham, Esq., Stew- ard of the said County, & one of the Masters of His Majesty's High Court of ClianceiT 1615.

=Mar-

garet, dau. of John Patti-

Bol ton -upon-. Swale, in CO. Ebor.

Ge >rgc, 2nd Sonne, a soldier in the Low Coun- tries.

Robert Wild of Newton, 2nd wife.

John Coo]5er^Eliz., of Bolton-up- dau. of on-Swale, un- to whom by \vill his fatlier betiueathed

that land.

Rich. Wil- liams of Denton, in CO. Line, Esq., ob, s.p.

Chris.,

4th

Sonne.

1. :NLn-y.

2. Anne.

3. Dorothy.

4. Jane.

Robert, sonne & heire, a;t. 5, 1615.

1

2. Thomas.

— I

Meriel, wife to Thomas Bulmer of Wilton , in CO. York, Esq.

3. Christo- pher.

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Cusin, Itoth Uisijop iif Bwrljam,

Arm-s. — The See, impaling,' azure a fiet or. CREiiT. — An eayle displayed ppr.

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Arms. — Or between a fesse wavy, 6 cinquefoils gu. Crest. — Out of an carl's coronet or, a dove rising arg., in its beak a wheat stalk or.

This co.1t and cre>t were confirmed nnd approved unto Sir Alex.ander Davison of Newcastle-npon-Tyiie, Knt., and his descendants, liy Sir Wiljiara Segar, Garter, and Sir John liorough, Norroy, 7 Ch. J.

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Baluson of atlntbanfo.

No arms entered.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666, 97

DAWSON OF UNTHANKE.

Mylts Dawson of AVytherslake,= in CO. Westmoreland.

James Dawson of Wytherslake.=p]Margaret, dau. of Richard Slater

I of Cartmell, in co. Lane.

I '

Myles Dawson of Unthanke, in^^Maiy, dau. of William Davenporte

CO. pal, livinge 1615

of Bromhall, in co. Cest.

Benjamm, i. Maude. 3. Catherine.

Sonne &heire, 2. Elizabeth. 4. Catherine (j?V).

set. 7, 1615.

Ml. Dawson.

n

DURHAM VISITATION PKDIGREKS

Irarljam d ^xxmthlm.

^RMS. — Ouaileily i and 4 — Azmc, ihrcc bucks' heads cabossed or, a nuillct for diU'crence — Dearham. 2 and 3 — Arf^., a cross (^u., a mullet for difler- ence.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666. 09

DEARHAM OF BRIMELAWE.

Thomas Dearham of Brimelawe,=j=Eliz., dau. of in CO. pal. ; came out of Norfolk. .... Meinill.

Ninian Dearham of Brimelawe,=pAnne, dau. of Thomas

Peele of Lemin<:e.

I 1

Robert Dearham of Brimela\ve,=^.Sarah, dau. of 2. Thomas.

Coroner in the co. of Duresme, Rob. jNIiddleton,

and one of Her_^Majcsty's Attor- Citizen of London.

ncys in the Court of Common

Pleas, at AVcstminster, livinge

1615.

H

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lril)itk ol '^mtt^tmt.

Arjis. — Quarterly i. Arfjent, a fesse vaire or and gules bet. three water bougets sable — Di:tthick.

2. Arg., a chief giiles, on a bend sable

three shields of the first, charged with a chief of the second.

3. Or, a chev. gu., and a canton ermine.

4. Ermine, three bows gu., a chief for

d i flercnce — Bowes .

Crest. — A horse's head couped argent, charged with a crescent for difference.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

lOl

DETHICK OF ' AMERSTONE,

Sir Gilbert Dethicke, Knt., Garter Principall= King of Armes of Englishmen.

Nicholas Dethicke, Windsor Herald.

Thomas, 2nd Sonne.

Heniy Dethicke/ master of Greet- ham Hospital, 2nd son.

-Jane, dau. of Sir j\Iart)ni BoAves, Knt.

Sir Wm. Dethicke, Kt. Garter King of Arms.

Martyn Dethick of=j=]Maiy, dau. of Margaret,\vife

Amerstone, in co. JohnWychffe to John Wy-

Dm-ham, Hvinge of Thorpe. cUffe of Gales. 1615. I

John, Sonne, & heire, one year old, 16 15.

Cordall, wife to Hen. Tennant of Scotton, CO. York.

102 DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

I0islu0i1b of ^tranfon.

Arms. — Aij,'., a cIilvidh lictwccn llircu buj^lc horns sa., a canton gu.-- Visitation 1O66.

RECORDED 1575, 1615, AND 1666.

103

DODSWORTH OF STRANTON.

William Dodsworth of Watless, in CO. Ebor.

dau. of

Wigglesworth.

George Dodswortli of^^Fiances, dau. of

Halnaby Grange, co. Ebor, ^th Sonne.

Chris. Conyers of Danby-Wiske.

m

1. Lawrence.

2. Cuthbert.

Anthony Dodsworth of Stran- ton, in CO. pal., livinge 1615.

^Eleanor, dau. of John Dodsworth of Thornton Watless, in co.Ebor,

Anthony, sonne & heire, xt. 3, i6i5,=pEleanor, dau. of Lewis Widdring-

of Stranton, in. co. pal. Durham, aged 54, an. 25 Aug., 1666.

Anthony Dodsworth, son & heir, xt 28,= an. 25 Aug., 1666.

ton of Cheesebum Grange, North- umberland.

^Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Maddison, a mercht., in Newcastle-upon-Tine.

Henry, a;t. 12 Sept., 25 Aug., 1666.

Anthony, cet. 3, an. 25 Aug., 1666.

Certified by ANTHONY DODSAVORTH.

104

DURHAII VISITATION PEDIGREES

Hoiuit^s d (&bmb}oob.

Arms.— Sable, a Inick lod^'ed argent, attired or, a ciiiquefoil of the last (or dillcrcncc.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 ^ND 1666. IO5

DOWNES OF EVENWOOD.

Richard Downes of Awkland Parke. ^

Richard Do^v^les.=J=. . .. dau. &c heire of Hugh I Foster of Awkland.

Brjan Downes of Evenwood,=j=Ehz., dau. of Anthony Wrenn in the bishoprick, hvinge 1615. I of Binchcster.

George Downes of Evenwood, sonne^plsabell, dau. of Robert Lambton and heire. I of Great Stainton.

r ^ ^ : ^-1

2. William. Lambton, sonne and i. Anne.

heire, a2t. 8, 161 5. 2. Elizabeth.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

^va^tx of ll^ailant.

Arms. — Azure, a chevron ermines between three mullets pierced or, on an cscocheon of jiretence a fesse chccquy or and sable between three lion's heads erased gu., a crescent for dilTerencc.

Crest.— A hand jipr. cuffed argent vested or, holding a mullet as in the arms.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AXD 1666.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Wnan 0f Eamsbato*

Arms. — Gules, on a bciul or, three lortcaux between six plates a chief ermine.

Crest, — A cubit arm eiminois, cufl'ed argent, hand proper holding; a roimdle of the first. This coat and crest were confirmed by Richard St. George, Nonoy King of Arms, in the time of his Visitation, 1615.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666. lOg

lutikg of ©Ijffptoll.

No arms entered. John Dudley of Ne\vcastle.=p dau. of Wm. Carr.

Robert Dudley of Newcastle,=f:Anne, dau. of Christopher Wood, Sonne & heire. I ailas Cooke.

2. Robert. AmbroseDudleyofChop-=T=Isabel, dau. of Richard Dorothy

3. Heniy. well, in the Bishopricke. Greenfield of Wotton, in

CO. Bucks.

Tobye Dudley, Sonne & 2. Wilham. Anne, Mary. heu-e, set. 18, 16 15.

Ambr. Dudley.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

(§ii«t of Mtst ^uhlaitit.

Arms.— Gules, on a chevron argent between three garbs or banded vert, as many escallop shells sable.

Crest.— An arm embowcd, habited barry of four, argent and gules, grasjiing, in the hand pro- per, a bimch of wheat vert ; per Win. Fknivr, Norroy, d 1575.

RECORDED

[575, 1615 AND 1666.

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•ife of Ferdinanda, Jai 1 Downes wife of Geo. W TOod, CO. Atherton of of

ham. in Yo

Cleveland.

1 Catherine, wife of Timoi of Newcastle, mercht., Joseph Tocketts of Tocke

to be true by the sitbscripti at Billinghani, on ffrida

DEN.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

^Isitob of foxUn.

Arms. — Party per pale giiles and vert^ a fleur de lis argent.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 665.

"3

ELSTOB OF FOXTON.

William (or Walter) Elstobbe of Foxton, in co. Durham. =p

J

John Elstobbe of Foxton.^p I

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William Elstobbe of Foxton. =p

Robert Elstobbe of Foxton. =T=Emmota, dau. of .. I Jackson of Elstobbe. I

Ralph Elstobbe of Foxton.=f=Elizabeth, dau. of John Sare of Worsall. I

, 1— r -1

John Elstobbe of=j=Barbara, dau of Richard. Ralph Elstobbe of=j=Dorothy, dau.

Foxton, a° 1575.

Edward Palmer.

Foxton, 3rd son, a° 1575-

of Roger Parker of Gretham.

Richard, aged 20, a° 1575.

Cuthbert. Robert.

Catherine. Helen.

Isabel.

Anne, dau. of=f=John, son and^

BryanMachell of Lay ton, istwife.

heir, aged 1 7, a° 1575; of Foxton, CO. pal. Dur- ham, died about 1643-

=Jane, dau.=f:Eliz., dau. of 2. R:ilph.

of Jno La- I . . . . Lumley of 3. Ilumfrey. senby of I Great Lumley, Whitwell, I 3rd wife.

CO. Ebor, I 1

2nd wife. Toby.

Margaret, mar^. John AVrangham of Bolame.

Charles, son & heire of=[= Alary, dau. of Raphe

Foxton, died April 1666.

Fetherstonhalgh of Stanhope, co. Durham, Esq.

— —I rn

2. Edw., I. Margaretjd.young.

d. unm. 2. Ehzabeth, wife of William Lumley of Great Lumley, co. Durham (1666.)

Mary, wife of Thomas Wright of Windles- ton, CO. Durham.

John Elstob of Fox- ton, 3et. 22, an. 6 Sept., 1666.

r-r-i

2. Raphe, set. 19.

3. Charles, set. 16.

4. Edward, xt. 13.

Verefied by the siihsa-iption of Ratilfe Ehtohbe of Foxton aforesaid at Durham, on Monday, 8 Aug.,

Note. — Elizabeth Elstob, gt. -grand dau. of John (1575), a celebrated Saxon scholar. J

.114

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

(Bnn 0f (Bl\}tl

Arms. — Quarterly of 6. — i and 6 Quarterly or & gu, on a bend sa.~lhrcc cscalloiw argent — /iior. 2. Barry of six or and azure, on a canton ^u. a cross ]ialoncce argent — Ato/i. 3. Or, a cross sa — Vcse}'. 4. Az.. a bend or — Savo/c. 5. lumine, three arrows in pale gu. — /nncw.

Crest. — Two lions' gambs coupcd, cnibowcd or, holding an escallop argent.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND I66O.

1'5

EURE OF ELVET.

Sir William Evre of Bradley, in co.^ Durham, Kt., 3rd son, to William Lord Evre, died 1629 or thereabouts.

-Catherine, dau. & sole heir of Sir Wm. Bowes of Strent- 1am, CO. pal. Durham, Knt.

3. Henry

■ ■ ■ -■ -1 2. William=j=rslaiy,

Thomas Evre of

I. Mar-

1 2. Anne,

■■ 1 3. Eliza-

d. young.

Evre of El-

dau. of

Bradley, in co.

garet.

dyed in

beth, wife

vct, in the

Peter

pal. Durham,

wife of

her in-

of Thos.

subuibs of

Forcer

Esq., Major of a

Thomas

fancy.

Layton, a

Durham,

ofHar-

reg' of horse un-

Howard,

younger

Esq.,set.58,

bour

der Col. Will.

5th son

son t)

17 Aug.,

house,

Evers(ayounger

to the

1666.

near

son to the Lord

Lord

Layton

Dur-

Evers), slayne in

William

of Feck-

ham.

yc first battail of Newbuiy, on the part of K. Chas. ye ist, 20 Sept., 1643, unmarried.

Howard of Na- worth Cystle, Cumber- land.

enham, in CO. A\'igorn.

Peter Evre, ret. 12, Mary, ret. 15

ann. 1 7 Aug. , 1 666. ann.

CcrtiJkJ by WiLLiAM EvRE, Esq.

ii6

DPRHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

fl^lubanb of 50urljam.

Arms.— Sa. three chcveionells interlaced in base or, on a chief of the last thice pellets.

Crest.— Out of a ducal coronet gu., a dragon's head or.

RECORDED 1575, 16 1 5 AND 1 666.

117

EWBANKE OF DURHAM.

James Ewbanke.=

. . . dau. of , . . Lordman.

William Ewbanlce.:

I I I I I —

2. Cuthbert.

3. Philip.

4. James.

5. Henry.

6. Edward.

=i\Iargaret, dau. of Robert Tibbols or Tibbold.

Jane. Henry Ewbanke of the^Anne, dau. of Thomas

Toby Ewbanke, Sonne & heire, mar. Mary, dau. of Henry Grey of ChilHngham.

A

citty of Duresme, one of the Prebendes, now livinge 161 5.

Sampson, Deane of Christ Church, in Ox- ford.

2. Sampson, mar. Elinor, dau. of Rob' Hutton.

A

Michael, mar. Jane, married Mary, dau. of to Robert Randall Bull Pleasance of

ri

EUzabeth. Catherine.

of London.

Grays Inn, Bar. of Cora. Law,

Henry, sonne and heire, aet. | of a year, 16 15.

Its

btJRHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

JTrtljiTsfcnbaugl) of ^fauljnp^*

Arms. -Ouai telly of 4.-

Ckest. — A falcon ppr.

-I ar.d 4. Gules, a cliev. between three c slricli feathers arg. — FdhcrstoiJiaitgh.

2. A rg. two bars gu., on a canton of the

last, a lion jiassant — Lancaster.

3. Aig. three bucks' heads cabosscd gu —

RECORDED 1 575, 1615 AND 1 666.

119

FETHERSTONHAUGH OF STANHOPE.

AVilliam de ]Monte, living temp. K. Stephen.^ Robert de Stanhope.=p

Robert de Stanhope.'

_j

Alexander de Stanhope.^fAgnes, dau. of I Lascells.

I

Robert Fetherstonhaugh of Stanhope who was the fu-st=plsabel. that assumed that surname, died 48 Ed. III.

J

William Fetherstonhaugh. =

William Felherstonhaugh,=p dau. & coh. of Lancaster, of

temp. Richard II. | Sockbridge, co. Westmoreland.

I ^

Alexander Fetherstonhaugh. =pMargaret , . , .

I

Thomas Fetherstonhaugh,=p Alison, dau. of Sir Mawe Whitfield time H. VI. | of Whitfield, Knt. I

Alexander Fetherstonhaugh, ^pCicely, dau. of Richard Duckett of Greyrigg, of Stanhope. 1 Westmoreland, Esq., afterwards Kt.

I

Henry,= 3^^ son.

I — Alexander.

;-]

Richard Fetherstonhaugh of=pAlice, dau. of Robert Lionell.- Stanhope, eldest son & heire. I Hedworth of Harraton, 2^1 son. I in CO. pal., Esq.

John Fetherstonhaugh, =pMargaret, sister of Heniy. of Stanhope Hall, in Sir Nich. Ridley the bishoprick. ofWiUimontswick,

Knt.

: dau. of

Hind- marsh.

I rn

Lionell, sonne 2. Lancellot.

Roman,killedbya 2. Michael^ Anne, dau. of

fall from his horse Fetherston- I Tho. Trollopeof & heire, 16 15. 3. AVilliam

when 13 years old. haugh. | Thornley, Esq.

John Fetherston-^pMargaret, dau. of haugh ofStanhojie, Esq., livinge 1615.

Anth. RadcHff of Blanchland, Northumberland, Esq.

-Ill

Lionel.

Lancelot.

Joan.

Anne,^Peter jNIaddison

eldest dau.

of Unthanke Hall.

Ralphe Fetherstonhaugh=j=Jane, dau. of John Francis, 2'1 son.

agcd2 a'^ 1575; of Stan- I Appleyard of Bmst- ^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^

hope-Hall, CO. pal., Esq., wick Garth, m Hoi- i^ fi2edini57S. 161 5. I derness. ^ ■^' -^

Ralph.

I ' r-rn —

John, sonne & heire,=f=( Alice, dau. & heire i. Jane, set. 17, 1615. I of William Maire of 2. Dorothy.

1 the City of York.) 3. Elizabeth.

(Terfina.)

rn

4. Mary.

5. Helen.

I20

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

JF^lIjn'stoubalgl; of ^fankg.

Arms. — Quarterly, i ii: 4. Gu. a cliev. between three ostrich feathers arg;eiit, a trefoil sa. slipped for difference.

2. Arj^'. two bars gu. on a canton of the last,

a lion statant reguardant or.

3. Arg. three bucks' heads cabossed gu.

Crest. — A falcon ppr.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

121

FETHERSTONHALGH OF STANLEY.

Alexander Fetlierstonlialgh=pCicely, dau. of Richard Duckett of of Fetherstonhalgh, in co. I Greyrigg, in co. Westmoreland, Esq., pal. Durham. afterwards Knt.

Lyonell Fetherston- halgh, a second son.

Richard Feiherston- halgh of Fetherston- halgh. See p. 119.

Henry Fetherstonhalgh.

- dau. of

Hinemarshe.

3. William Fetherston-=T=Jane, dau. of

halgh of Brancepeth, in CO. pal. Durham, died 1659.

Heniy Faia of Brancepeth.

2. Lancelot, died unm.

I. Lyonell FelJur- stone of Braunce- peth, in co. pal. Durham, died unm.

Henry Fetherstonhalgh^ of Stanley, in co. pal. Durham, aged 35, 21 Aug., 1 660.

=AIary, daughter of Clement Fulthorpe of Tunstall, co.pal. Durham, Esq.

I. Eliz., wife of Thomas Hull of Stockley, co. pal. Durham.

2. Mary, wife of Arthur Joplin of Landew, co. paL Durham.

2. Christopher.

I. William, a;t 5,21 Aug., 1666

1

2. Isabell.

I, Mary. Certified by HENRY FETHERSTONHALGH.

i2i

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

foxax d IfuUolu.

Arms. — Sable, on a chevron engiailed or, between three leopard's heads arg., as many annulets of the field.

Crest. — A fox sejant pjir. holding in his mouth an arrow or.

k£CORDfeD 1575, 161 5 AND 1666.

Hi

FORCER OF KELLOW.

Elizabeth, dau. of Ral|)h=pJohn Forser of Kellow,

Ellerker, Knt., 2nd wife.

in the bishoprick.

;. . . . dau. of John Awde- wood of ^lidrige Grange, in the bishoprick.

.J

Ralph.

Francis.

Bartho- lomew.

dau. of John=T= Thomas

Blackett of Wharreton, 2nd wife. (A dau. of Rackett of Whorlton or Querington.)

Forser of Kellow.

Elizabeth, dau. of John Trollopc, 1st wife.

r-

Thomas P'orser.^Margaret.

Thomas Forcer, aged=j=Margaret, dau. of

18. a" 1575, of Harbour House, Esq., in co. pal. Durham, died in 1620 or thereabouts.

John Forcer of=j=^Iargaret,dau. of Kellow, a° 1575, Chris. Carre of died 1590. Sherburn house,

CO. Durham.

1

Eleanor.

died

unm.

Tro'lope of Thornely, in CO. pal. Durham.

4. Peter Forcer of^pCatherine, i.

Harbour House, Esq., died in a' 1626 or there- abouts.

dau.of Robt. Hodslion of HebburiiC, in co.jial. Duiham.

John. \ Francis. | Anthony. )

died unm.

I. Eleanor, died unm.

(Ursula), wife of ... . Colling- wood of . . in Xorth- umberland.

I

2. Anne,

died

unm.

I. Mar)', wife John Forcer of=pJane, dau. of

of Wni. Eure Esq., of Dur ham.

Harbour House, Esq., dyed 29 Aug., 1065.

Sir Thomas Riddell of Gateside, in CO. pal. Dur- ham, Kt.

Francis. 4. Peter.

Thomas. 5. Robt.

died unm.

5. Peter, aged 15.

n — I — I

Thomas.

John.

Hemy.

died

4. Geo. Forcer^ of Harbour House, in. co. pal. Durham, Esq., set. 25, an. 21 Aug., 1666.

Tsabell,dau.of John Swin- burne of Cap Heaton,in co, Northumber- land, Esq.

1 — I

I. Elizabeth, died young.

Jane.

John, set. 14 weeks, 21 Aug., 1666.

Certified by GEORGE FoRCER.

124

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

^oxsUt d Burljam,

Arms.— Arg. a chevron vert between three bugle-horns sa. stringed or, a canton gu.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

I2S

FORSTER OF DURHAM.

.... Foi'ster of Tughill, co. Northumber-- land, a younger son to .... Forster of Edderston in co. Northumberland.

.... Forster of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, a younger Sonne.

Mark Forster of the City of Durham, =pMargaret, dau. of Edward Hudspath died about 1620. I of Durham.

I

3. Edw., parson of Ring- stede, in CO. Norfi.

2. John For- ster, an M. A. in Christ's College in Cambridge, dyed unm.

Tho. Forster^ of the city of Durham, d., circa ann. 1642.

Eleanor, dau. & coh. of . . Southeme, a mercht. in Newcastle.

1 — r

1. Ahce, d. unm.

2. Eliza- beth, d. unm.

3. Margaret, wife of John Ayreson, an alderman in the city of Durham,

Pexhall Forster^Dorothy, dau. of

of Durham, aged 39 years & 10 months, 20 Aug., 1666.

Tobias Blakcs- ton of Newton, in co, pal. Dur- ham,

I. Matilda, wife of George Hod- shon, citizen of Durham.

1 1

2. Anne, wife of 3. Alar- William Dent, garet, citizen of Dur- ham.

I . Pexhall Forster, son & heire, aged 3 years, 20 Aug., 1666.

2, Marmaduke, aged I year and 9 months.

Certified by Pexall FoRSTER.

126

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Jvtbxlt of Harirtoirk^.

Arms. — Quarterly of 6. — Gu. three crescents ermine — Frcvilc, Eschalers, Holbrooke, Wolverton, Fitz-Rnlph and Mortimer.

Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet or, a man's head and shculdcrs ppr. vested an I bonnet ted gu.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

127

FREVILE OF HARDWICK.

Sir Roger de Freville of Scorning, in Shelford, in co. Cantabr.^

Sir Baldwin Freville^ of Shelford, Knt.

=Lucia de Eschalers, heir to the lordship of Kaxton in co. Cantab.

Roger de Frevilc^ of Skerning.

1

Baldwin de Fre\'ile.

I Sir Richard=j=AIa- of Shelford, I bel. Kt.2/E. I. I

r ^

Sir John Frevile, Knt., 29 E. I.=pEleanor.

Baldwyn d. s. p., temp E. I.

Sir Saier

ofco.Camb.,

Knt.

Sir Richard de Frevile, Knt., 13 E. II.

Sir John Frevile, Kt.=j=Ellen Lucy.

, I

"~i

Robert, brother and=p heir. |

Richard dyed ^v'ithout , 1

issue, 43 E. III. Thomas de Frevile, 8 (or 18) R. II.=f=

I • '

Alexander, from whom ye Freviles, sometime lords of Tamworth Castle, in CO. Warwick, did descend, mar- ried Joan, dau. and sole heir of Raphe Cromwell, by Masera, dau. & coheir to Philip, Lord Marmion.

William deFrevile.=p Ann, giand dau. of Robert Fitzhugh.

I '

William de Frevile, 7Ed.IV.=j=Joan, dau. of Ihomas Charleton.

John Frevile, died in a° (21.') H. VII.=j= _ _ I

A

Richard.

I

Edmund.=j=

r ^

Nicholas.=p

John, died 6 H. VI.

2. Robert Frevile,=pRose. died 13 H. VIII.

John.

George.

Nicholas.

I. Wm. Frevile, o.s.p., mar. Anne, dau. of Robert Curson.

Sir George Frevile of=Elizabetli, dau. of 2. Richard Frevile=j=Margaret, dau. of

Hardwicke, co. pal. Dur., Knt., a° i6i6, o.s.p., circa a" 1620

Thomas Jenison of of Bishop Midle- AValworth, co. pal. ham, in co. pal. Durham. Dur., died 1607.

Swift of Swift, CO. Durham.

I. George Frevile of Greys Inn, Lon- don, m. Jane, dau. of Martin.

Tho., unm.

Richd

1. George, d. in infancy.

2. George.

3. Richard.

1

r. Eliza- beth,wife ofRobert Alderson of York- shire.

4. Robert

Frevile,

citizen of

London, m.

Catherine,

dau.ofWm.

Atkinson.

Dorothy, Ijorn 23 Nov., 1622, died s.p.

5. Nicholas Frevile of Hardwick, co. Durham, a;t. 68, an. 18 Aug., 1 666, mar. Maiy, dau. ot Tho. Jenison of Irches- ter, Northants.

Ehzabeth, wife of Sir John Cal- verley of Little- bourn, CO. pal. Durham.

1. George, b. 4 July, i626,d.inhisyouth.

2. Richard, b. 23 July, 1627, died 9 Nov., 1628.

I. Ehza-^[. Robert Byerley of bethb. 12 Midridge Grange, co. Sept., pal. Durham.

1628. =2. Godfrey Clarke

of Somersall, co.

Derby, Esq. Certified by Nicholas Frevile, E.sq.

— 1 — 1

2. Mary.

3. Margt., m. ist to Thomas Lambtonof Biddick, co. ]5al. Dur., 2'l son to Sir Wm. Lambton of Biddick, Knt., after to Nich. Conyers of Boulby, CO. Yorks, Esq.

128

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Jultbcrp^ of futtstalL

Arms. — Arg. a cross moline sa. Crest.— A horse passant arg., bridled az.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND I666.

T29

FULTHORPE OF TUNSTALL.

Alan Fulthoipe.=

Roger Fulthorpe, Knt.-

Adam Fulthorpe, Knt.=

Alan Fulthorpe of the Bisliopricke.=p

I

Sir Roger Fulthorpe (see page 131.)

Alan Fulthorpe. =pCatlierine, dau. of I William Bland.

William, s.p. John Fulthorpe. =

1 1 1 1

Alice, wife to Anne, wife Richard. Jane. Rich.Yersley. to Thurston Andertone.

Thomas Fulthorpe.=f=Elizabeth, da. of John Crathorne,

Thomas=pEleanor, dau. of

Fulthorpe.

Thomas Lambert.

I — Anne.

Catherine, EUzabeth. John.

Alan Fulthorpe, Con-^ stable of Midleham Castle, under the King.

Catherine, dau. & heire of Wil- liam Broughe,

William.

Christopher.

Rowland.

Geo.

Alan,

d.y.

Tho. Ful-=f Edith, dau. and

thorpe, and

sole heire of John Hore,lordofEls. fitld, CO. Oxon.

Joane, dyed a mayde.

Ehz.

— r~\ Margerj-e Margt., a Cath. nun.

Alice, dau. 6i. cohcire, wife to John Conyers, son of Christopher Con- yers of Pinchinthorpe.

Eliz., dau. Sc coheire, wife to Simon Conyers, sonne & heiie of Rob. Conyers of Danby.

K

»30

DtJRHAM VISITATION PtDIGREES

Jfultljorp^ 0f Stttitstall

Arms. Ouaitcrly i nnd 4. Arg., a cross moline <,^.—Fiilthorpe.

" 2 and 3. Arg., three boars' heads erect and

erased sa, an annulet gu for dif- ference— Boothc.

Crest.— A horse passant arg., bridled az.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

i3»

FULTHORPE OF TUNSTALL.

Sir Roger Fulthorpe,Kt., sonne of Alan Fulthorpe, of the Bishopricke (see p. 129).

Sir William Fulthorpe, Kt.=T=Isabel, sister to Ralph de Lumley, Kt.

Roger Fulthorpe, Esq.:

Sir Thomas Fulthorpe, = Kt., Justice.

Sir AVilliam Fulthorpe.

WiUiam Fulthorpe, Esq.-

Thomas. Roger.

William Fulthorpe.

Thomas Fulthorpe, Esq.=j=

Isabella, =f=Hemy Rad- Philippa,= dau. &c cliffe, Esq. dau. and

coheire. coheire.

-Rich. Booth,

Esq.

Jane, dau.= & coheire.

=Philip Strangwayes, after to William Constable.

(!rf)ristop|)rr=f ... sister of Raife. JFuUijorpc. Chris. Met- William, calfe, Knt.

Ralphe=f=Ehz., dau. of !Maude, Booth, I sister to Sir Rafe Esq. j Swinnow,

J

Roger. La\vi'ence.

Thomas Fulthorpe- of Tunstall.

=Anne Booth, coheire.

Jane Booth, =pGeorge Smith, Esq., coheire. | of Nunstanton. I

Christopher Ful- thorpe of Tunstall, Esq.

-^lary, da. of Wil- liam Blakeston of Coxsay, Esq.

Francis=pElizabeth, dau. Ful- I of George Mus- thorpe. grave of Golds- 2<i son. I borough.

I

Anne Smith, m. to John Swinburne of Chopwell.

Nicholas Fulthorpe of Tun-=j=Margery, da. of . . . Heyfield, and stall, Esq., livinge 1615. | niece to Sir Robert BrandUng, Knt.

— n John. Roger.

Christopher Fulthoi-pe=pMary, da. of Clement 2. Edward.

of Tunstall, sonne and heire, died 25 Feb. 1662.

Colmore of Durham, Doctor of the Laws and Chancellor of the Diocese of Durham.

3. John.

Eleanor, wife to Tho- mas Colemore M"" of Arts, son and heir of Clement Colemore.

I. Elizabeth, Kt. 15, 161 5, wife of Robert Hutton of Houghton in the Spring, co. Durham, Esq.

1 —

2. Mary, set. 14, wife of Chris- topher Dods- worth. Master of the Hospital Well, CO. York.

IsabeU, dau.= of Sir John Claverley of Littleburne, CO. pal. Dur- ham.

dement, sonne= and heire, aged 11,1615 ; ofTun- stall, Esq., aged 61, 21 Aug., 1666.

2. Clement, died unm.

3. Christopher, Bach, of Div. in St. John's Coll. in Cambdg.

G.Wil- liam, d.unm.

1 I. John,= act. 36 an. 21 Aug., 1666.

Mary, wife Hy. Fether- stonhaugh of Stanley, CO. pal. Durham.

=Mary, dau. of Geo. Trotter of Skelton Castle, CO. York, Esq.

4. Gabriel,: a merchant in Newcas- tle.

^Barbara, dau. of John Emer- son, an Alder- man in New- castle.

; — I

5. Timothys Fulthorpe, died in .Sep. 1664.

=Marj', dau. of Sir Edward Boyle of Fred- \-ille, Kent, Knight, wid. of George Trotter of Skelton Cas- tle, CO. York, Esq., 2nd wife.

=Mary, da. of Peter Smith, Citizen of London.

Christopher, set. 4 an, 21 Aug., 1666.

i—r-i

1. Mary, d. y.

2. !Mary.

3. Elizabeth.

1

Mary.

1. Alaiy, d. y. i. Peter,

2. Barbara. 2. Timothy, John, d. y. died young.

Certified by CHRISTOPHER FULTHORPE (1615), and by

Clement Fulthorpe, Esq., 1666.

-B-2

132 DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

^armtt of ^gjkstUfi^.

Arms. — Azure, three griffins' heads erased or

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 666.

133

GARNETT OF EGGLESCLIFFE.

James Gamett of Blasterfield,=f=Elizabeth, dau. of Henry in Westmoreland. Addison of Norrenby.

Laurence Gamett, of Egglescliffe,: in the bishoprick.

j=Anne, dau. of William Sherwood of Newcastle.

Anthony Gamett of Egglescliire,= livinge 1615 (died 1630 vel circa.)

=]SIai7, dau. of Michael Pemberton of Aisle- bye, CO. Durham.

2. William, died unm.

I. John Gamet= of EgglesclifTe, CO. Durham, a caplflin of horse in the regiment of Colonell Geo. Heron, in the army of the late King Charles yc first, aged 50, 6 Sept., 1660.

= Alice, dau. of Christopher Place of Dims- dale, CO. pal. Durham, wid- dow of ^Mi- chael Pember- ton of Ais- laby, in co. pal. Durham.

r

Alice, set. 12 an. 6 Sept., 1666.

I. Mary, a?t.2, 161 5, wife of Raphe Alston

of Kent.

2. Ehzabeth, net. I of a year, 1615, wifeof JohnMan of Hemslcy, co. York.

Certified by John Garnet.

m

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREKS

(Baxth nf H^atrlattt-

Arms. — Or, two lions passant in pale between three cross crosslets fitchec sa.

Crest. — A goat argt., attired collared and chained or,

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

13s

GARTH OF HEADLAM.

Richard Garth of Headlam,: in the bishoprick of Durham.

: dau. of

Sadberge,

Buck of

WiUiam Garth of Headlam, dyed=T=Margaret, dau. of Robert Eden of about 1625. West Aukland, in bpk. of Durham.

Wilham. =p

r -^

Margaret, mar. Thos. Mowbray of in War- dell, CO. pal. Durham.

r-T—r-

2. Richard.

3. Roger.

4. Charles.

I. JohnGarthT=Ehzabeth, dau

of Headlam, died 30 Sept., 1664.

of William Bate of Easeby, in co. York,

Jane, wife of Wm. Bankes of Rockwood, CO. palatine of Dur- ham,

4, Henry Garth of Morton Palmes, in CO. pal. Durham, m. Ehnor, dau. of Thomas Shipton of Lythe near Whitby, Yorks,

3. Cuthbert Garth of Richmond, m. Margt., dau. Sc coh.

of

St Martin's juxta Rich- mond,

2. Francis Garth of Bolam, CO. pal. Durham, m. Bar- bara, dau. to Raphe Hutton, commis- sary to the Arch- deacon,atDurham.

\

William= Garth of Head- lam, aged 39 years, iG Aug., 1666.

-Mary, dau. of Thomas Jopson of Cudworth, CO. York, eldest sister of Sir Wm. Jopson, Bart.

1 — I

M ary, wife of James Wilkin- son of Kyrk- brigg, in CO. York.

Elizabh,

Jonathan, aged 9 months, 16 Aug., 1666,

Triphosa, a daughter, aged 8 years in 1666.

Certified by WiLLM. Garth,

P36

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

©iffartr of 5iBrltn0t0n*

Arms. — Quarterly of 6. — i and G. Gu., three lions passant in pale arg — Clifford. 2. Gyrony of eight, or and sa, on a canton gu., a covered cup of the ?,Qcm\i\^A'irks/(m<e. 3. Cheeky, arg. and gu., on a cliev. az. three Catherine wheels of the lirsl — I'aulx.

4. Ermine, on a chev. sa., three cinqucfoils or 5.

Arg., on a chev. az. between two eagles sa. as many estoilcs or, — Nunsegks.

RECORDED 1575, I615 AND 1666.

137

GIFFORD OF DARLINGTON.

John Gifford of Twiford, in co.^Anne, dau. of Bucks, Esq. I Wynslow.

Roger Gifford of^Maiy, dau. of Thom<is of=Maiy, dau. of

Middle Cleyton. Will. Nanseglass. Twiford. Geo. Stavely.

John Gifford =j=Dorothy, dau. Sir Geo. Giffard, Ralphe,^Mary, dau. of Sir

of Hilesden, Sonne Sc heire,

of Sir John Knt., 2nd sonne. Danet. ^

Wilham, sonne and heire.

A

Roger, 2<* sonne.

A

3^1 sonne. Edw. Chamberlyn of Woodstock.

John Gifford, =pElizabeth, dau. of

3rd Sonne. I South,

2nd wife.

r— 1 — I, Robert.

2 Roger.

Simon Gifford of Darneton,=j=Muriell, dau. of in CO. pal., 4th sonne. John Midleton

of Blackwell.

John, sonne Si heire, set. 1 1, 1615.

1

2. William.

n

5. Emanuel.

3. Nicholas.

138

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

(lill 0f ^au0ljt0n.

Arms. — Sa., a pale between four fleurs-de-lis or.

Crest. — A moor's head ppr. ducally crowned and collared or, ^ chain from crown to collar also ov.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

139

GILL OF HAUGHTON.

John Gill of Thrusciosse=j= in CO. Ebor.

2. Henry=p Gill.

Thomas, sans issue.

3. Peter Gill.

Thomas Gill=j=Ann,dau. 4. Richard,

of Barton in Yorks, eldest son.

of Peter Ward of Burton.

WilHam.

2. Christopher of Barton, co. York.

A

I. John Gill=j=Margaret, dau. Elizabeth,

of the City of

Durham,

1615.

of Thos. Har- wife of rison of Dur- Christopher, ham. Cook.

1. Margaret, wife of Nicholas Whitfield of CO. pal. Durham.

2. Elizabeth, wife of Richard Hall of Con- sett, CO. pal. Durham.

3. Mary, died young.

I. John Gill, aged^p Alice, dau. of

Nicholas, eldest son (sic.) Ann.

Margaret, ^vife of Wm. Long (or Soiy.)

18 in 1615; of Haughton, near Damton, in co. pal. Durham, died anno in 1662.

2. John, 3et.

37.

3. Michael,

4. Thomas, d, young.

1

I. Daniell=pRebecca,

George Middleton of Silksworth, co. pal. Durham.

1 — I

2. Thomas.

3. Clement, died s.p.

Gill, aged 40, 7 Sept. 1666.

dau. of Wm. Til- lard of Totnes, co. Devon.

I. Margaret. 4. Alice, d. y.

1

3. Flora, wife of

2. Elizabeth, wife of Tho- mas Hunter Edward of Medoms- Richard ley, CO. pal Durham.

son of Fishbume CO. pal. Durham.

I John, aged 6, 7 Sept. 1666.

2. William, aged 4 years.

Certified by JOHN GiLL

HO-

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREKS

laggmtott ot lagg^vstcn Castle.

Arms. — Azure on a bend cotlised arg., three billets sa. on a canton arg.,^thc redhand of Ulster.

Crest. — A lion rampant argt.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

141

HAGGERSTON OF HAGGERSTON CASTLE.

Haggerston of= dau. of

Haggerston Castle in Haslerigg of Haslerigg, Northumberland. in Northumberland.

Haggerston of Haggerston,= dau. of Um-

in Northumberland. fravile.

Hagerston.^ dau. of Collingwood of

I EsUngton in Northumberland.

.r: '

William Haggerston of Haggerston=p . . . . dau. of ... . Ratcliffe of Castle, Esquire, slaine in "Scotland at Bilston, in Northumberland, Panyerheugh about the beginning of | sister to St. George Ratcliffe, K. H. VIII's reigne. Knt., Warden of the East

I ^larches.

r ^

Henr)^ Haggerstone, borne after=j=. . . . dau. of .... Bedenall of Lem- his father's death. I ington, in Northumberland.

3. Cuthbert.

4. John.

2. Henry of Gos- wike, in North- umberland.

I. William Hag-= gerston, died abt. tlie 40 }eare of the reigne of Qu. Elizabeth.

=Margaret, da.

of Butler

of RawclifTe, CO. Lane.

jMaiy, wife of John Orde of Berwick-on- Tweed.

2. Luke, I. Sir Thomas Haggerston of Haggerston^ d. unm. Castle, bart., created by K. Charles the first, 15 Aug., 1643, he was Coll. of a regt. of horse and foote under yo Right Honble. William Marquesse of Newcastle, in the sei-vice of K. Charles the first, against his rebellious subjects, xt. 72, an. 18 Aug., 1666.

=Alice, dau. of Henry Banaster of the Banke, hi CO. Lane, Esq., and of Ahce, his his wife, dau. & sole heir of Jolni Cuerden of Cu- erden, co. Lane.

— I — I

1. JNIary.

2. Anne, d. unm.

3. Henry, now re- siding at Liege, in Germany.

2. Thomas= Hagerston, Coll. of a regim^. of Foote, in the service ofK.Ch. yo tirste, aged 38" 1 8 Aug. 1666.

Margaret, dau. of Sir Francis Howard of Corby Cas- tle, Cum- berland, Knt.

I. John, eldest son, captaine of a troope in the regimt of .Sir Francis Anderson, Knt., for his Ma^'e K. Ch. the first, and slayne in a fight at Preston, in Lanca- shire, a^ 1644, unm.

I. Thomas, set. 14, an. 18 Aug., 1666.

2. Wilham, set. 10.

John, aged 5.

r. Ellen, wifeof Wm. Selby of Bidlesden, Northumberl<^, Esq.

2. Anne, wife of Wm. Blundell of Crosby, CO. Lane, Esq.

3. IMargaret, wife of Willm. Hodshon of Hebburne, in co. pal. Durham, Esq.

4. Alice, d. unm.

3. Henry, aged 7, Francis, aged 6 months.

Certified by THOMAS HAGGERSTON, Esq.

142

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Hajglborp^ of Jldtleslu0rtl}^.

Arms. — Sable, a chevron engrailed or.

Crest. — A cubit arm, habited bendy gules and azure, grasping a slip .... vert ; pey JVm. F/oivcr, Norroy, a'^ 1575-

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

143

HAGTHORPE OF NETTLESWORTHE.

John Hagthoipe of Nettleswoithe, a younger^ son of Hagthorpe of Holdernesse. I

John Hagthorpe of Nettleswoithe.^

William Hagthorpe of Nettlesworth.=pAnne, dau. of

I Claxton of Olde Parke.

John Hagthorpe of Nettles\vorthe.=pElizabeth, dau. of John Lewen

i of Newcastle.

Robert Hagthorpe of=i=Margaret, dau. of . . . . Nettlesworthe. Menvill of Sledwiche.

Hieronimus Hagthorpe, ob. s.p.

1. Thomas, living 1575.

2. Robert.

3. Rowland.

Rowland, 2nd son, ob. s.p.

John Hagthorpe of=f=Isabel, dau. of John

Nettlesworthe, liv- ing a° 1575.

Vavasour of AVeston.

1 — T"

4. George.

5. Phillip.

Elizabeth, wife of Robt. Smyth.

Grace. Anne.

Ahce, ob. s.p.

I I I Dorothy.

Margery.

Margaret.

Verefied by the subscription of Thomas Hagthorpe aforesayd, at Durestne, on Saturday, the third of Sep- tember, a° 1575. — Thomas Hagthorpe.

144

OtTHHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

tall at Cottsett ^ little^.

Arjis.— Or, a chevron sable fretty of the fust between thice denii-hons passant azure, on a chief gules three chajilets argent ; a martlet for dillcrence ; per IViit. I'loivcr, Noiroy, a" 1575.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

HS

HALL OF CONSETT AND BIRTLEY.

William de Birtley, lord of the manor of Birtley, 30 Hen. VI.

William Stubbs, seized^pAlice. of the manor o! Confide, 8 Hen. IV.

Isabel, \vife to . . , Blackburn.

Margaret, s.p.

Robert Hall= of Birtley.

=Isabell, dau. and coheire.

John Hall= of Birtley.

Ralph Hall of Beamish=T=., in CO. Durham.

Jolin Hall of=f=AgTies, dau. of Byrtley, co. I John Swynbonie Durham. of Ljmsford.

I

I. Ehzabeth, wife of Tho- mas Hutchin- son of More- side.

^

2. Agnes, wife of Leonard Elmeraw of Even wood.

heire.

dau. and=i=John Warde.

William AVarde,

John Warde= of Conside. dau. of Ne\'ille.

i=^Iargaret, dau. & I heire of Simon

Walkerlcy of

A^^alkerlev.

9 Hen. V'll.

W^ilham Warde= of Conside.

^Elizabeth,

dau. of

Swinburne of Edlineton.

Robert. Mathew. Jane. Isabel.

John Ilalb of Byrtley, in CO. pal., '1' 15:5-

=Isabel, dau. and heir.

I. John Hall, son and heir, =^ Jane, dau. of aged 7, a 1575; of Conside Christopher

Dorothv.

and Birtley, co. pal. 1615.

Maire, of Hardwick.

Ralph.

Christopher,

Robert.

John, 1st Sonne, an idiot.

Thomas, 2d sonne, and heire to his father, by adop- tion, xt. 13 — 1615.

Michael, 3rd Sonne.

r-r-i

1. Isabel.

2. Elizabeth.

3. Eleanor.

I'ercfed by the sithscription of foliii Hall of Byrtley aforesaid, at Diir/tains on Monday, 5 ^^I'l--, '575- — John Hale.

146

in'RTIAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

^all nf llnUmbusljc.

Arms.— Or, a cliev. sn. frctty of the first between three demi- lions passant az., on a chief gu. tluee chaplets arg.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 16G6. 14-

HALL OF HOLLENBUSHE.

JefferyHallof= Marley Hill.

Ralph Hall of Marley Hill.:

John Hall of :vlailey Hill.=|=Eufania, daii. &c coheire of Ralph Carre of Newlands.

I '

John Hall of HoUenbushe, in co.=p]Margery, dau. of Bryan Trotter pal. livinge 1615. I of Trim'don.

^^rX7- r~i ^ I I I — I

William, Sonne and heire, 2. Christopher. Jane.

a?t. 15, 1615. 3. John. Judith.

U8

DURHAM VISITATION PEOIGRERS

fjfiU 0f lirlnsam,

Arjis. — Avfj. a chevron engrailed between Uiree talbots' heads erased azure, on a c-liit f of Ihe last, as nianv mullets

Crest. — A talbot's head erased sa.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND t666.

I-IQ

HALL OF NEWS AM.

"William Hall ofXewsani, in^Maigeiy, dau. of

CO. pal. Durham, cle.scended | Pollard of Beinaids Castle, fnjm the Halls of Gietford, in co. pal. Durham, in CO. Line.

_j

Christopher Hall of AVest I'>ancis Hall of Newsani,=j=^Iargaret, dau. of .... Harbiime, in co. pal. Dur- died in the beginning of I Tunstall of Scargill, in ham, died without issue. K. Jnmes, his reign. co. York.

2. Francis Hall, citizen of London.

3. John, died witli- out issue.

4. Thomas Hall of Hornby, co. Yorks.

5. William Hall, citizen of London.

6. Anthony, dyetl unmarried.

I, Chris. Hall of Xewsam, aged 77, 17 Aug., 1666.

:Anne, dau. and coh. of Edward Blakiston of Great Chilton, in CO. pal. Durham.

1 . Helen, wife of Christopher GaynesofScoole Acloy, inco.pal. Durham.

2. Jane, wife of John Jenison of Walworth, co. pal. Durham, Esq.

1 — I

3. Dorothy, wife of Thomas Hut- ton of Woodham, CO. pal. Durham.

4. Catherme, wife of Thomas Las- celles of North- allerton, CO. Yorks.

Lodovick Hall, Esq.,- son & heir, now one of his Ma'i^s Justices of the Peace in this co., aged 46, 17 Aug., 1666.

:Mar}-, dau. of George Blin- coeoftheMid- dle Temple, London, Esq.

I. Catherine, wife of William Fen- wick of Bywell, Northumberland, Esq.

2. Anne, wife of Robert Shafto of Benwell, Northum- berland.

William. Lodowicl Robert. Charles.

George. Francis. John.

I. Christopher, aged 25, 1 7 Aug., 1066, mar. Dor- othy, dau. of John Goldsmith of Ex- ton co.Soutliants.

I. Anne, M'ife of John Errington of Elton, CO. pal. Durham.

1 — rn

2. Catherine

3. Grace.

4. 'Mary.

Certified by LODOWICK Hall, Esq.

ISO DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Halltman oi ICumkg,

No arms entered.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 666. 15!

HALLIMAN OF LUMLEY.

John Halliman of Fulthorpe.=f=

John Halliman. =p dau. of ... . Elstob

I of Foxton.

Robert fIalliman.=pMaryaiel, dau. of Anthony INIitford I of Pontisland.

]Martyn Halliman of Lumley,= livinge 1615.

^Margaret, dau. of William Bul- mer of Witton.

Richard. George, sonne and Mary, wife to Ralph ^Margaret, wife to Robert Thoniab. heire, x'l. 18, 1615. Blakeston of Seaton. Harbottle of Chester-in-

the-Street.

IS2

DURHAM VISITATIOX PEDIGREES

%ar&in0i> d ^ollinp^it

Ak.\Io.~ Gules, lliicc gicylKJumls ccuiiinl in fcsse or.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1066. 153

HARDIXGE OF HOLLINGSYDE.

llenn- nardinije.:^

.J

Adam Haidinge.=p

I

Sampson Hardinge.^ John. Agnes. Isabel.

"William. =p

Roger.=p Other sons.

I

_ , ^ ^ ^

Richard Hardinge=i= sister of Sir Joan. Agnes.

of HoUingsyde. I Ralph Harbottell, Knight.

Sampson Hardinge=f=Jane, dau. of John Hedworth Bertram Hardinge, of Holhnyde in the I of Harraton. 2 son, ob. s.p.

bishoprick. |

Ralph Hardinge of-=pIsabcl, dau. of Wm. Richard. John,

Holmsyde, living I Ratchffe of Tunstall a". 1575. I House.

Ralph Hardinge, Catherine, wife of AVilliam Dorotliy. Maiy. Isabel, ^t. 17, 1575. Musgrave of Goldesburgh.

Verified by the suhscriptioii oj Kaiilfe Nanlyii^e of Holliiii;syde a/oresnyci, at Durham, on Tuesday, (f August i 575.

Raufe Hakuvnje.

'54

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Harrison nf IBbbop ^ucklantr.

Arms. — Azuic, 3 derai-lions lampaut mancd or, a Uefoil slipped arg. for difference.

Crest. — A demi-lion a;^ in the arms charged with a trefoil slipped gu., holding between its paws a laurel garland ppr.

RECORDED I575, 1G15 AND 1666.

15s

HARRISON OF BISHOP AUCKLAND.

John Harrison, Lord Mayor of York,- a° 1612,

=lsabell, dau. .... Frjer,

and heir of

4. Robert Har- rison of Bishop Auckland, co. ]ial. Dur., aged 59, 4 Sept. 1666.

^Isabel], dau. of Linley "Wrenn of Binchester, in CO. pal. Durham, Escjuire.

2, Frances, aged 3 yrs.

I . Robt. Harrison, son & heir, aged 9, 4 Sept., 1666.

3. Stephen Harrison of York, died unm.

2. John Har- rison, D''. of Physick, died unm.

1. Barbara, aged 1 1.

2. Isabel, aged 8.

1

I. Thomas Harrison of Acaster, co. York.

3. Dorothy, aged 10 weeks.

Cei'tijicd by Robert Harrison.

156

DURPIAM VISITATION PKDIGREES

Hi^atl) nf ITupkr.

Arm.s. — Party pcv cliev. or and sa., in chief two niullols, in base a heath-cock uattleil gu., countercharged.

Ckkst.— On a wrealli, a heath-cock"b head erased sa., wattled gu. Granted 4 Aug., 1558 ; J>cr IF//!. Ihwcv.

RECORDED 15715, 1615 AND I666.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

H^bborn^ of ^Ijotton.

Arms.— I. nnd 4. Aif^cnt, three fiie-pots sable, a label for di fleiencc — Hd>hor)U'. 2. and 3. Gules, a chevron between three trefoils slippeil argent — Ilodm.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND I666.

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li^Munrtlji^ 0f l|arraf0n.

Arms.— r. Argent, an incscutcheon sable, within an orle of ei<^ht cin(|iicfoils gules — Dairy assiinicd by IffJwurtlie.

2. \'cit, an eagle displayed or, beal<ed and membered sable — /flit /oil.

3. Or, thiee (birds) vert — Cliaiicellor.

4. Ermine, on a canton argent, a sallirc engrailed sable Geffiy*

5. Aznre, a fesse between three tleurs-dc-lis or — Skclloii.

No/e. — That this firs.t coate is the amies of IXircy of the Ilishopricke, one of whose heires Hedwoith did many, so that Hedworth hath noe arms of h's name. Conyers of Ilnton maiiied another, and I'lidsey married the 3rd danfjhtcr of ihe sayd Darcy.

(*) The arms of OelTry and Chancellor have been very generally mistaken for each other hnt they are here placed correctly as in \'isitation.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGRKES

1ngljin3t0u of ffir^ptoit^s.

Arms.— Emiinois, a chev. charged with three cross crosslets iitchcc or, between three boars' heads erased azure.

Crest. — A dcmi-boar erased erminois, holding a cross crosslet

rilchcc azure.

RECORDED 1575, 1C15 AND 16G6.

1(^3

HEIGHINGTON OF GREYSTONES.

AVilliam Heigliincjton of Redwortli=p

Thomas PIcighington.=pAnne, da. and hciie of Rich. I Rawlin, of Stobbylec.

I

William Heighington.=f=Eliz. dau. of John Aton I (Aiton) of Fishbournc.

Margaret, daughter =j=Richard Heighington,=j=Eleanor, dan. of George

of Henry Brabant, of Bianspelh, 1st wife.

Henry, Sonne and

heire, ret. 36, 1615.

of Graystones and Nes- bitt, livingc 1615.

Symes of Elton, wife.

2nd

2. George, m. Margaret, da. of Tho. Tun- stall of Cot- ham.

3. John. I. Mary.

— 1

2. Eliz., wife to Francis Forster of Darnton.

Robert Toby.

Margaiet.

Doiothy.

Joane.

Anne.

Frances.

M-

164

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Ixron of (fast tbuklcu.

Arms.— Gules, on a chevron between three herons argent, a

cinciucfoil sable. Not.:-" Renieiubu- ihc difference of .^ younger brother of a younger House."

RECORDED 1575, 161 5 AND 1 666.

165

HERON OF EAST THICKLEY.

John Heron of Bokenfields, in= Northumberland, descended of a younger brother of the house of Ford, Northumberland .

John Heron of Bokenfields, in Northumberland, a° 1575.

=Margery, dan. of William I^isle, Knight.

r ■ 1 Ronian Humfry =pEliza-

Lionel Heron^ Isabel,

George

(or Bry- Heron,

beth,dau.

ofEastTlnck-

dau. and

Heron,

an), 2nd eldest

of Thorn.

ley, in the bis-

sole heir

4th son

son. son.

Gray of

hoprick, a'^

of Ralph

Horton,

1575, 3rd son.

Pente of

Knight.

East Thickley.

II

n 1

r

3. Lionel. i.

John.

Nicholas Heron, John.

4. James. 2.

WilUam.

aged 6, a° 157

5-

:Jane, dau. of William Buhner, Kt., widow of William Wrenne (or Warren).

A

This is verefied for true by the subscription of Lionell Heron, at Avjkland, on Friday, 2^ July, a" 1575.

LiuNELL Heron.

166

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

IlilUartr of JBurljam.

Arms. — i. Azure a clicv. between three mullets arg., a mullet for (linbreiice — IJillianl. 2. Arg. two bars azure — ■ union. 3. Arg. three chaplets gu. — /////on of Swint.

4, (hi. within a border engr. three covered cups or, . . .

5. Arg., a boar sa. bristled or — Swync. 6. Or, a morion gu. — /\i/liain. 7. Arg. on a bend cotised sa. three cscallo])s gu. — /A' la //ay. 8. Az. two bars

ncbuloe or — /)<: /aScc. i). Arg. a cross moline sa

10, Gu. a cross moline or

CkKoT. — A cjck s.i. combed and wattled gu.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

167

HILLIARD OF DURHAM.

Peter Hilliaid, of Winstead, co. Ebor.

:Johan, dan. and heiie of vSir Martin De la Sey, of Barm- ston, Knt., 2nd wife.

Jane, da. of . . . . Consibv, 1st wife.

^Sir Christopher Hilhard, of^Joane, dau. of Ralph Winstead, Knt., anno 30 Constable of Halsham, Henr>'VIII. 2nd wife.

^lartyn.

John IIilliard.T=Margaret, widow of Edw, iViusgrave, and dau. of ... . Thorp, of Essex.

1

Leonard.

Robert Hilhard of the=fFrances, dau. of William cittie of Durham, 161 5. Fotherby, of York.

Christopher, sonne and heire oet 14, 16 15.

2. John.

3. Wilham.

4. George.

1 — I —

1. Frances.

2. Anne.

3. Judith.

4. Margaret.

i6&

bURHAJI VISITATION PEDIGREES

liU0n 0f iilton.

'C<i

Arms.— Argt. two b:iis azure.

Ck|.;s|'. — Tlic head of Moseb aflVoutee jipr. gloiificJ or.

SL'pruKTlCRS.--Two lions azure.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

169

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DURHAJNl VISITATION PEDIGREES

Hilton of Burljam,

xtx

Arms.— Sa. three mullets 2 and I, between two sallireb in chief aig., a trefoil for difference.

Crest.— A demi-{,aiflin ',egeant charged with a trefoil.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

171

HILTON OF DURHAM.

Eliz. dau. of Leo-==pLancelot Hilton, a youngei-=pCatherine, dau. and

nard Smelt, of Kir- by Fleetham, in co. York, 2nd wife.

son to .... Hilton, of Hil- ton, in CO. Westmorland, died 1636 (vel circa), at Dyons, in co. Pal. Durham.

Mai7,= dau. of Thomas Col more, of the city of Durham, (1st wife)

I

Lancelot^ Hilton, of the city of Durham, Kt. 58, an- nor. 2iAug. 1666.

=Dorothy, dau. of William Wright of Cumberland, widow of John Cradock, of Gainsford, co. Pal. Durham.

'"1 — I Francis

Hilton, of

Killerby,

in CO. Pal.

Durham.

Annie,

living

1615.

coheir of Ralph Al- w)Ti, of ^loiton, CO. Pal., istwife. (Visit. 1615).

James=f= Hilton, of Dyons, aged 22 i'l 1615, died a"

Christ- opher.

John, died

1 — I

Alice and

:Marg. 1615.

Alexander.

1. Anne.

2. Elizabeth.

Jheronima, wife of Edward Morecroft of Durham.

r-l—T

Eleanor.

Elizabeth.

Dorotln-,

Abraham Hilton, xt. 3t=pMaiy, dau. of

anno 21 Aug. 1666, now Lord of Hilton, in the par- ish of Staindrope, in co. Pal. Durham.

Henry Marley of Hilton, in co. Pal. Durham.

Richard. Cuthbert. Robert.

Maiy, aged 11 months, 21 Aug., 1666.

Certified by LANCELOT Hilton.

(') Entered his pedicree .^t the Visitation of 1615- with these arms— on a bend cottised three martlets and a mullet for difference (no colors).

m

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

1|0bgson of H^bburn,

Arms. — Quarterly i and 4. Party per cliev. embattled or and azure, three martlets counterchanged — Hodgson. 2 and 3. Gu., a horse courant sa

Crest. — A martlet azure, winged or, holding an olive-branch vert.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

I7J

HODGSON OF HEBBURN.

. Hodgson. =j= dau. of . . . . Fetheiston-

I halgh, of Stanhope.

Hodgson=j= .... dau. of . I ofWorshall.

Saire,

Robert, Richard Ilodj: a Doctor son, of New- in Phy- castle, Alder- sick, man 1575.

^Isabella, dau. of James Law- son, of New- castle.

Dorothy, wif to ..., Willye, of Houghton.

AVilliam=f=... da. of

Hodgson 4th son.

Elizabeth, wife to Nicholas Hedley.

Richard, Sonne and hcire .•ct. 23, J615.

Anne, dau. of Richard Langley, of Grimlhorpe, CO. Ebor. 2nd wife.

=Robert= Hodg- son, of Heb- born, in CO. Pal.

=Isabel,dau. and coheire of Christ. Place, of Hanlaby, s.p., 1st wife.

Robert. William. James. John.

6. Francis.

7. Edmond.

8. George.

Mary. Cathe- rine. Anne. Dorothy.

.Sir Chii>t. Hilliard.

A

— I

Lance- lot, mar. Alaiy, dau.of ... Lea, of Brandon.

1. John.

2. Ralph.

Richard, mar. heiress of Alberlus Isinderffius in Prussia.

Will.

Albert.

Ursula Ju^tina.

174

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

full d ©ustokg-fiellr.

Arms. — Party per pale a/.iuc and gules, a chevron or, between three fleurs-de-lis arj:;. ; />i'r Win. Flower, Norroy, a° '575-

Crest.— A cubit arm habited party i-)er pale azure and g:ules, {^raspinfj a lleur-dc-lis of the same.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666. 175

HULL OF OUSTERLEY-FIELD.

Robert Hull of Ousteiley.ficld,= in CO. Durham.

Thomas Hull {John in (?//.y/; V=p Agnes, dau. of Christo- CoUe^e copy). | pher Hoorde.

Rober: HullofOusterley-fieId,=pMargaret, dan. of Richard Kirklawe '1° '575- I

r-

John Hull, son and 2. Robert. Roger. ElSeth.

heir, aged 10, a'' 3. Nicholas. Agnes.

15:5-

Vcrefied l>y tin siihscriplion of Robert I lull aforesayd at Diirhain, on Saturday, 3 Sep- tember, a" 1575.— Robert Hull.

176

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lxttcl}ttts0n of Ixtrbam.

Arms. -Per pale ^u. and a/.uic, cnisilly or, a lion rampant arg.

Crest.— Out of a ducal coronet or, a dcmi-cockatrice, wings elevated azure, combed and wattled gu.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

177

HUTCHINSON OF DURHAM.

Richard Hutchinson, citizen and=p dau. of

aldennan of Durham, dyed in Oueen Ehzabeth's lime.

"Watson of Durham.

the city

I. Richard Hut- chinson, a Mr. of Arts in St. John's Colledge in Cam- bridge, died un- married.

2. Christopher Hut- chinson of Durham, dyed 1646.

circa annum

=Elizabeth, dau. ofWm. Browne ofShotton,inco. pal. Durham.

Ju(hth,\vifeof Nicholas Hut- chinson of Durham.

2. "William Hutchinson.

I

2. Tho'.nas.

I. Richard Hut-=T=Jane, dau. of

chinson of Dur- ham, ret. 62, an. 20 Aug., 1666.

Thomas Robinson of Branspeth, in CO. pal. Durham.

1

Catherine, wife of Richard Harrison of Durham.

I. Chiistophci- Hutchinson a^t. 26 an., 20 Aug., a° 1666.

=Susan, dau. of A\'m. Milborne of Newcastle - uj3on-T3ne.

I. Elizabeth. 3. Hannah.

4-

Isabell.

1

Jane, wife to John Browne of Durham.

Certified by RiCHARD Hl'TCHIXSON.

N

1/8

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGRKKS

luttntt of Iwrljam.

Arms. — Gu., on a fessc or, lietween three enshions ermine, fleur-cle-lii5.

Crest. — A wild man proper, holding an oak branch vert.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

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on of Burbant*

Arms. — l and 4. Gu. on a fesse or between three cushions ermine, a ilciir-dc-lis — Iliilton. 2. and 3. Sable, on a chcv. argt. ; between three boars' lieads coupcd or, an annnlet — T/iurlwt/l.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 666.

181

HUTTON OF DURHAM.

.... Hut ton, of^ Hutton John.

Robert Hutton of Hutton=p.... dau. of .... Greene of John, in Cumberland, 4th I Brinkborne, in Northumberland, son.

John Hutton, of Stretlam, in=f=^Iunell, dau. of Peter Cooper, of CO. p.il. I Temple Cowton.

Edward Hutton, of Duresme, living=j=Anne, dau. of Francis Lascells, of Aller-

1 61 5, Batchelor of the Civil Law, and BayUff of the said Cittie.

2. Arthur.

3. Raljihe. 4-

Charles.

1 — \ — I

(5. John ?)

5. Henry.

6. William.

thoi-p, in Richmondshiie.

Christopher, sonne and heire, set. 28, 1615.

Margfirett.

Edw. Hutton.

l82

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREKS

Huttou 0f Huniugk.

Arms. — i and .). Sable (or vert) an ca^'le displayed or — Hitttoti. 2 and 3. j\i}^eiii, three lozcnj^es joules, eaeh charged with a ^allire ol' the held — Dalton.

Crest. — An ostrich's head :a')!r, winj^ed gules, holding in its beak a horbC-s'ioe 01.

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

183

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

|atb0n of Harraton,

Arms.— Or, a chcMou indented ^u. between three cnglcs' heads erased sa.

Crkst.—A pair of liens' ijamhs or lioldinp the heads erased of a doulile-lieaded cajjle sa.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666.

i8S

JACKSON OF HARRATON.

Robert Jackson of Mans-= field in co. York.

Thomas Jackson of Mansfield.=f=

Thomas Jackson of Haraton, in the=f=.Marv, dau. and sole heire of John bishopntkof Durham, living 1 61 5. Watson of York, by d:iu. of

by Rokeby of Marske.

John Jackson, sonne and heire.

i86

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lam^s, fBisbnp ot Burbttm.

Arms.— Quarterly l and 4. Sa. a dolphin embowed arg. f*' bctw. three cross crosslets or" in some copies) — James. 2 and 3. Ermine, on a chief f^u. three cross- crosslets or.

Crest. — On a wreath vert a demi-buU or.

RECORDED 1575, 16 1 5 AND

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

|ms0n of Walluortb, to. lurljam.

Arms. — Azure, a bend between iwo swans or.

Crest.— Out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head azure.

RECORDED 1 575, 1615 AND 1 666.

189

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19° DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

Icbttsntt d ^Imsull

Arms. — Sable, on n bend or between two tenets arrj. three jilieons j,'u.

Crkst. — A tifjers' head eoTiped sable, bezantec.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND l66t). I9I

JOHNSON OF TWISSELL.

William Johnson of-pAnne, da. of , . Twyssell, in co. Pal. I Tempest.

George Johnson.=fCatheiine, dau. of John I Lambton, of Lambton.

Michael Johnson=Ani-,e, dau. of Anthony 2. Ralfe. 4. George,

of T^^TSst■ll, now Wytham, of Clifle, in co. Nicholas. 5. John,

livinge 161 5. Ebor. -^ •" -'

IQ2

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGRKES

l0ljnst0n fo Miblbkstanrtlj.

\R:^is._Per pale sa. and a/.urc a satire aig., chained with hve cocks of tlic first between three towers enllaincd ol the third, and two spears saltirc ways in base or.

Crest,— A dexter arm embowed in armour, discharing a pistol all proper.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND 1 666. 1 93

JOHNSTON OF KIBBLESWORTH.

Hemy Johnston of Bai-=pjane, clau. of William Smith wick upon Twede. I of Newcastle upon Tyne.

4. J.eonaid. 2. Jolm. AVilliam Johnston of Kib-=j=j\Iargaret, dau of Wm.

, T, , . , t- 1 I kowoi th in CO. pal. Durham, Sherwood ofNewcastle

S.Robert. 3. i-dward. ^ , ^^ i ...

aged .... 18 Aug., 1666.

upon Tyne.

I — I 1 1 — I 1

3. Sarah. 2. Abigail, i. Phcebe, wife of John i. Nathaniel John- 2. Wil-

-.r wife of Wm. Blakeston, a barrister son, aged 2t yrs., liam

'^' " ^' Bonner of at law now residing 18 Aug. 1666. aged 5.

Newcastle. in Newcastle.

Certified by Benedict Hoyley on the bchalfe of Mr. William Iohnston.

194

DUKHAM VISITATION PEDJGKEES

Uniiall 0f ©Ijorp fljuks.

Ar.ms.

Per bend imkntcl aii^ciit and sable ; a crc^cxut on a mullet for dilicrcncc,

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

19s

KENDALL OF THORP THULES.

John Kendall, a younger son of= the house of Kendall, of Rypon, descended of a younger brother of the house of Kendall besides Lich- field.

-. . . . dan. of .... Rosse, of Roots, in Hol- dernesse.

"William Kendall, of Thorpe^ Thules, in the bithoprick, son and heir, a". 1575.

^Isabel, dau. of AVilliam Wrenne, of Bynchester, co. Durham.

I — I — I — Anne. Catlieiine. Elizabeth.

Margerj'. ^Margaret, Isabel.

William.

George.

s.p.

Anthony Ken-= dall, of Thorpe Thules died abt. 1630.

-. . . , dau. of

Warde.

John Kendal of Thorp= Thules, died circa 1646.

= . . . . dau. of ... . Pea- cock, of Richmond, co. York.

John, d. s.p.

Con-

.... wife of

yers, of Woley, co. pal.,

Durham,

Anthony Kendall^Elizabeth, dau. of

of Thorpe Thules, aged 59, ann. 16 Aujj. 1 666.

"W^m. Watson of Whit ton, CO. pal. Durham.

John Heathfield=Elea- =John Met- of Richmond, nor. calfe of CO. York, I St. Richmond,

hu'band. 2nd hus.

William Kendall, Ibabel.=JohnRickerby of Great Eliza- Eleanor, set. 23, annor 16 Stanton, co. pal.. Dm- beth. Anne.

Aug. 1666. ham.

Certified by WlLLIAil KENDALL.

196

DURHAJI VISITATION PEDIGREES

l[\mntt ot ®i)^lj0lu»

Ak.ms.- OiKuteily i. Gii. and or, a label of Unee points in chief, each point chaifjed with as many bezants in pale. 2. Ermine, a calf slalant gu. 3. Arg., a chevvon lo/.cnj^y gu. and az., between three crosses patee lilehee veri, on a eiiief embattled sa., three mullets pierced or. 4. Gu. a ben I hciwcen two dol})hins embowed argt., a crescent for dilllrcnce.

Crest,— Out of a ducal coronet or, an arm embowed in armour ppr. the hand in gauntlet holding an esquire's helmet ppr.

RECORDED I575, I615 AND }f)6f>.

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DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lillittgljall Df Jfli&&kton ^t. CBrorgc.

Arms. — i and 4. A bend raguly between three garbs {no colors).

2. A niaunch between three maitlots {>to colors).

3. Sa. on a fesse between thiee kanibs statan

argt., a trefoil slipped gu. lor diflerence

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND 1666,

199

KILLINGHALL OF MIDDLETON ST. GEORGE.

Noverint universi per prsesentes nos Johem. Kelynghall de Medilton George, Armigerum Will'm Kelynghall de Dunelm Armigerum et Thomam Kelynghall de Eglesclyf, arm. teneri et firmiter obligari Richardo Alvvent in decern libris legatis monetae Angliae solvendis &c. Dat. ultimo die Martii anno regni regis Edwardi quarti post conques- tum Angl. nono.

Henrj' Killinghall of Mid-- dleton St. George in co. pal. Durham, Esq., died in a° 1G2C.

r-

=Anne, dau. and coheiie of Robert Laton of Scutterscelfe, in co. Yorks.

2. Francis. i. William Killinghall of= Middleton St. George, Esq., died a^. if'44.

=Susan, daughter of John Moore, Sergt. at \i\v.

1 — I — I

I. Margery

2. Catherine

3. Susanna

died iiiiiii.

3. George.

4. William, died unm.

2. Tho- mas K.. citizen of London.

I. John Kil-=pMargaret,dau.

lingliall of Middleton St. George, E'-q., died about 1651.

and coheir of Will. Lamb- ton of Great Smeaton in CO. pal. Dur- ham.

1. Cath- erine.

2. Marga- ret died unm.

3. Susan, wife of Wm. Nel- son of Soulh- warlce, in the suburbs of London .

4. Heniy, 3. George 2. John, i. Willinm Killinghall, aged lb. aged 23. aged 21. of Middleton St. Geo- rge, Esq., aged 27, an. 6 Sept. 1666.

Anne.

Certified by Wil.LM. KILLINGHALL, Esq.

200

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lambrt of ©to!ton.

Arms. — Quarterly i and 4. Gules, a clieMon ermine between ~ three lambs passant argt. — Lambert. 2 and 3. Gules, three ciiKjucfoils argent —

RECORDED 1575, 1615 AND 1666.

LAMBERT OF OWLTON.

Robert Lambcilof^Anne, nstcr of Tliomas Owlton. Tempest, Knt.

EliL-

Dorothy

Nicholas =^Anne, dau.=Thomas,

3. Anne,

4. Marger}'

beth,

wife of

Lambert 1 of Clement Baron of

wife of Ro

wife of

wife of

John La

- of Owl-

Harleston Hilton,

bert Man-

AVilliam

John

scnby of

ton.

of South 2nd hus-

field (Maul

Claxton of

Lam-

Whit-

A\'okyndon band.

tield in Qti

Wynvarde

bert of

well, CO.

(Ockendon)

Coll. copyi).

Esi'

Craven

York.

Essex.

of Standon CO. Hert- ford.

r

1

2.

George

Robert Lambert =j=Giace, dau. of Anthony

Clement

Lambert,

of Owlton, hving Cathericke, of

Rich-

Lambert.

2nc

[ son.

Mar

1575. niondshire.

1

3rd son.

gery, aged 6,

1 1575. 2. Helen,

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGRF.FS

lambcrt of ;S*torktott.

Aiv.MS.- Gules, a clivcion crmiiiois between three lambs passant ai<,'ent.

Ckks'I'. — A ikmi-lanil) arj^. holding; in its ]ia\vs a s-hieUl ciminois. This coal anil crest were conllrmed to Thomas Lambert of Stockton, in tlie bishnjiriilv of Durham, by Richard St. George, Nonoy King of Arms, in the time of his visitation, 1C15.

RECORDED 1 5 75, 1615 AND

ih i

l6b6.

203

204

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGRKES

lambt0tt of IB^lsis,

Arms.— Sable, a fcsse between three lambs passant argent. Crest.— A ram's head cabossed argent attired sa.

RECORDED I575, 1615 AND l666.

LAMBTON OF BELSIS.

Richard Lambton of Lambton, in the=p bishoprick. I

Robert Lanibton,^ son and heir.

Percival Lambton, ^^^Elizabeth, da. of Rich- 2nd son. I ard Clen'aulx of Crofte.

Thomas ^ Marma- ^Joan, dau. of

Lamb- dau. of duke Nicliolas Gir-

Pcicy. Lambton lington of

of Belsis, Harkforth, in a^ 1575. Richmond- shire.

Lamb- ton.

Percival, 2'' son, ob. S.J).

Ehzabf'th, wife of John Eden of Durham.

"~i

Frances, wife of William Skelton of Arnieswell.

Alice, wife of Robert Claxton of the

Robert Lambton =y=EHz., dau. of Rich- INLaud, wife of Lambton, 1575. I HebborneofHard- of WiUiam \\'icke. Lvster.

William Lambton, a° 1575.

The above pedigree was furnished by ]\L\rmaduke Lambton, commonly called " Blynde Lambton," living s. \). 1575, and who returned a blind pedigree, as he left out his own father. It ought to stand thus : —

Percival.^

WilHam of Belsis.^p

Marmaduke.

Robert Lambton, called of Lambton, who married the daughter of Hebburne, ought rather to be called of Great Staynton, in co. pal. which was his place of residence.

206

DURHAM VISITATION PEDIGREES

lambtoit of lambtott-

Ak.Mm.— babk-, a Icsbe bct\sccn three lambs pasbaiU aigci