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PEDIGREES 


aT'   ■>:  OF 

LAjgl^ASHIRE    FAMILIES. 


PEDIGREES 


THE     COUNTY     FAMILIES 


ENGLAND 


COMPILED   BY 


JOSEPH   FOSTER 


AND    AUTHENTICATED    BY     THE    MEMBERS     OF    EACH    FAMILY 


THE      HERALDIC      ILLUSTRATIONS      BY      J.       FORBES-NIXON 


VOL.  I— LANGASHIRE 


LONDON 

PRINTED     FOR      THE      COMPILER      BY 

HEAD,    HOLE    AND    CO.    FARRINGDON    STREET    AND    PATERNOSTER    ROW 

'1873 


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LIST    OF    PEDIGREES. 


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The  names  in  small  type  refer  to  families  introduced  into  the  Pedigrees,  the  second  name  being  the  Pedigree  in  which  the  former  appears 
thus,  Alderson  will  be  found  on  reference  to  the  Westbye  Pedigree. 


ABRAHAM,  uf  Svvakthmour   Hall. 
AINSWORTH,  OF  Plesslmgton,  now  of  Siiovvley. 
AINSWORTH,  OF  Spotland. 

Alderson — Westbye. 

Allanson — Marton. 

Allin— Ashhurst. 
AXDERTON,  of  Euxton. 

Anstis — Parker,  of  Browsholme. 

Argles — Chorley. 

Arkwright — Keiiyon. 

Armitstead — Hay  worth. 

Armytage — Starkie. 

Ashawe  —  Radclyffe. 

Ashton  — Kenyon. 
,  ASHHURST,  of  Waterstock. 

ASHTON,    of   LANCASHIRtC. 

ASKEW,  of  Conishead  Priory  and  Pallinsburn. 
ASSHETON,  of  Ashton-undek-Lyne,  Middleton,  Leaver,  Down- 
ham  and  Cuerdale. 

Assheton — Hulton,  Egerton. 

Atchison — Birket,  Sandys. 

Atherton-— Legh. 

Atkinson — Chorley,  Crossley,  Nowell. 
BACKHOUSE,  of  Kellet. 

Bacon — Starkie. 

Bain — Sandys. 

Bamford— Blackburne. 

Bankes — Holme. 

Barkworth — Braithwaite. 
BARTON,  OF  Stapleton  Park,   and  Caldy  Manor. 

Barttelol—  Fairbairn. 
BAZLEY,  OF  Tolmers. 
BATEMAN-CHAMPAIN,  of  Halton  Park. 

Bateman — Fairbairn,  Wilbraham. 

Bateson — Lloyd. 

Bayley  — Bigland,  Mosley. 

Becconsall—  Farington. 

Bellairs — Bradshaw-lsherwood. 

Bence — Starkie. 

Benison — Westbye. 


BENSON,  OF  Stang  End. 

Benson — Sandys. 
BIGLAND,  OF  Bigland  Hall. 

Birch — Heywood. 
BIRKET,  OF  Birket  Houses. 

Birket — Sandys. 
BIRLEY,  OF  Lancashire. 
BLACKBURNE,  of  Hale. 

Bland — Mosley. 
BLUNDELL,  of  Crosby. 
WELD-BLUNDELL,  of  Ince  Blundell  Hall. 

Boehm— De  Trafford. 

Booth — Cooper,  Farington. 
BOURNE.  OF  Hackinsall. 

Bowdon — Butler- Bo  vvdon. 

Braddyll— Gale. 
BRADSHAW-ISHERWOOD,  of  Marplf^  Hall. 
BRAITHWAITE,  of  High  Wkav. 
BR.ANCKER,  OF  Bispham  Hall. 
BRIDGEMAN,  of  Great  Lever. 

Bray— Sandys. 

Brereton— Egerton. 

Broke — Glazebrook. 

Brougham— Cropper. 
BROWN,  OF  Richmond  Hill. 

Brownlow — Egerton. 

BuUer— Patten. 
BUTLER-BOWDON,  of  Pleasington  Hall. 

Butler— EUetson. 

Butterworth — Mosley. 

Byrnand — Trappes. 
CARDWEI.L.  of  Ellerbeck. 

Carr — Standish. 
-  Carrick— Backhouse. 

Carryer— Parker  of  Browsholme. 

Cayley — Ford. 
CHADWICK,  of  Chadwick,  Healey,  &c. 
CHADWICK,  OF  High  Bank. 

Cholmondeley — Nowell. 
CHORLEY,  OF  Chorley. 

Clerk — Greene. 


List  of  Pedigrees. 


CLIFTON,  OF  Clifton  and  Lvtiiam. 

Clinton— De  Hoghton. 
CLOWES,  OF  Broughton  Hall. 

Cockbum — Peel. 

Cockerton — Birket. 

Cockle— Egerton. 

Coldwell — Thicknesse. 

COOPER,    OF   BOLTON-LE-MOORS. 

Copley  — Hulton. 
COULTHART,  OF  Ashton-under-Lynf.. 
Cowell  —Askew. 

CROPPER,    OF   BiCKERSTAFFE. 

CROSS,  OF  Red  Scar  and  Cottam. 
CROSSE,  OF  Crosse  Hall,  Shaw  Hill. 
CROSSLEY,  of  Crossley,  otherwise  Scaitcliffe. 

Cropper — Cooper. 

Crowther — Mosley. 

Crawford — Wood. 
CUNLIFFE,  OF  Cunliffe  and  Whycollar. 

Curwen — Gale. 

Cust — Egerton. 

Dampier — Crossley. 

Davies — Sandys. 
DAWES,  OF  Shawe  Place. 

Dicconson — Clifton. 

Dilke  -De  Trafford. 
DUCKWORTH,  of  Orchard  Leigh  Park. 
DUGDALE,  OF  Wroxall  Abbey. 
EGERTON,  of  Lancashire  and  Cheshire. 

Eccleston — Clifton. 

Eckersley — Farington. 

Ecroyd — Backhouse. 

Egerton — Hulton. 
ELLETSON,  of  Parrox  Hall. 
EARLE,  of  Allerton  Tower. 

Earle — Rawlinson. 

Elliot— Fogge-Elliot. 

English — Abraham. 

Erneys — Molyneux. 

Errington — Stanley. 

Ethelston— Peel. 
ENTWISLE,  of  Entwisle  and  Foxholes. 

Eyles — Egerton. 
FAIRBAIRN,  of  Ardwick. 

Falconer — Wilbraham. 

Fanshawe — Cardwell. 
FARINGTON,  of  Farington,  Worden,  and  Ribbleton. 
FEILDEN,  OF  WiTTON  and  P'eniscowles. 
FILDES,  OF  Manchester. 

Fleetwood — Rawlinson. 

Fleming — Stanley. 

Fletcher— Whitaker. 

Flower — Marton. 
FOGGE-ELLIOT,  OF  Elvet  Hill. 

Fogg — Fogge-Elliot. 
FORD,  OF  FORDE  Grene. 

Foster — Birket,  Sandys. 
FORMBY,  OF  FoRMBY. 

Fox — Backhouse. 

Fyfe — Elletson. 
GERARD,  OF  Bryn. 

Gardom — Westbye. 

Gascoigne — Weld. 

Gawthrop— Birket. 

Gee — Kenyon. 


Giddy — Sandys. 

Gilbert — Sandys. 
GLAZEBROOK,  of  Glazebrook. 
GALE,  OF  Bardsea  Hall. 
GLADSTONE,  of  Court  Hey. 

Gough — Wilson. 

Gower— Egerton. 
GRAY,  OF  Crompton  Fold. 

Graeme — Lloyd. 

Grant— Chad  wick,  of  High  Bank. 
GREENE,  OF  Slyne. 

Greenwood—  Holden. 
GREGGE-HOPWOOD,  of  Hopwood. 

Grenfell — Molyneux. 
GRIMSHAW,  OF  Pendle  Forest. 
GRIMSH.A.W,  now  LOMAX,  of  Clayton  Hall. 

Grosvenor  -  Egerton. 
HARGREAVES,  of  Broad  Oak. 

Hall— Standish. 

Halsall— Clifton. 

Hamilton,  Duke  of — Gerard. 

Hanmer — Kenyon. 

Hare— Stanley. 

Hargreaves — Ormerod. 

Harrington— Radclyffe. 

Harrop — Hulton. 

Harvey— Feilden. 

Hayes— Ford,  Grimshaw,  of  Pendle. 
HAYWORTH,  OF  Hayworth,  Highercroft,  Parkhead,  ani 
Dunscar. 

Hastings— Clifton. 

Hayman — Westbye. 

Headley,  Lord— De  Hoghton. 

Heald— De  Trafford. 

Heber — Nowell. 

Heron — Ford. 
HESKETH,  OF  Rufford. 

Hesketh — Rawlinson. 
HEY  WOOD,  OF  Little  Lever. 

Heywood — Grimshaw,  of  Clayton. 

Hill — Kenyon,  Sandys. 

Hobart — Mosley. 

Hobson — Fogge-Elliot. 

Hodgkin — Backhouse. 

HOLDEN,    OF   HOLDEN. 

DE  HOGHTON,  of  Hoghton  Tower. 

Holden — Shuttleworth. 
HOLME,  now  BANKES,  of  Winstanlev. 

Hopwood — Gregge-Hopwood. 
HORNBY,  of  Dalton. 
HORNBY,  OF  Ribby  Hall. 

Horner — Lloyd. 

Horton — Starkie. 

Houghton — Hayworth. 

Howarth—  Kenyon. 

Howson — Cropper. 

Hughes — Stanley. 

Hulme — Holme. 
HULTON,  OF  Hulton  Park  ;  and 

HULTON-HARROP,  of  Bardsley. 

Hume — Egerton. 

Hungate— Weld. 

Ikin — Crosse. 

Isherwood — Bradshaw-Islierwood. 
JACSON,  of  Barton. 

Jodrell— Phillips. 

Johnstone — Coulthart. 


List  of  Pedigrees. 


Jones— Cropper,  Heywood,  Hornby,  of  Ribby. 
KENYON,  OF  Gkkdington,  P^lint,  and  Peel  Hall. 

Lister-Knye — Cunliffe. 

King — Backhouse. 

Lake-- Gerard. 
L.VNGTON,  OF  Pkeston  and  Broughton  Tower,  afterwards  of 

KiRKHAM. 

Lawson — Gerard. 

Lawton — Crosse. 

Leatham — Fairbairn. 

Le  Fleming— Stanley. 
LEGH,  of  Lyme  Hall. 

Legh — Crosse. 

Lever— Hulton. 
LEYLAND,  of  the  Gra.nge,   Hindley. 

Lindow — Rawlinson. 

Lindesay— Sandys. 

Lister  (Lord  Ribblesdale) — Parker  of  Cuerdale,  Hulton. 

Lister-Kaye — Cunliffe. 
LLOYD,  of  Strancally  Castle  ;  and 
LLOYD,  OF  Stockton  Hall. 

Lloyd — Bradshaw-Ishenvood. 

Lloyd  Graeme — Lloyd. 
LOMAX,  see  Grimshaw,  of  Clayton. 

Longbottom — Fildes. 

Lonsdall — E'ormby. 

Lopes — Patten. 

Lorraine — Gerard. 

Lumsdane — Sandys. 

Lyell— Lloyd. 

McGuffie — Coulthart. 

McKinnon — Entwisle. 

Mainwaring — Gerard. 

Majendie — Da  Hoghton. 

Markland — Entwisle. 

Marriott — Radclyffe. 
MARTON,  of  Capernwray. 
IVIcMICKING,  of  Elmhurst. 

Matheson — Cropper. 

Maxwell — Butler-Bowdon. 

Maynard — Mosley. 

Maze — Blackbume. 

Mazine — Rawlinson . 

Milne— Chadwick  of  High  Bank. 

Mitford — Kenyon. 

Mohun — Gerard. 
MOLESWORTH,  of  Rochdale. 
MOLYNEUX,  Earl  of  Sefton. 

Molyneux— Clifton. 
MORLEY,    originally 'OF    Morley  and   Winnington,   Co.    Lan- 
caster, and  now  of  Beamsley  and  Marrick,  Co.  York. 
MOSLEY,  of  Rolleston  and  Ancoats. 

Moubray — Marton. 

Mounsey— Backhouse. 

Murray — Askew. 

Wewby-Wilson— Birket,  Sandys. 
NOWELL,  of  Read,  now  of  Netherside. 

Nowell — Whitaker. 

Noye— Sandys. 
ORMEROD,  of  Tyldesley. 

Owen— Bigland,  Cunliffe. 
PARKER,  OF  Browsholme  and  Alkincoats. 
PARKER,  of  Cuerden  and  Extwisle. 
WILSON-PATTEN,  of  Bank  Hall. 

Payne— Chadwick  of  High^Bank. 


PEARSON,  of  Storrs  Hall. 

Pearson — Fildes. 

Pease — Wilson. 
PEEL,  OF  Peele  Fold. 

Peppard — Blundell  of  Crosby. 

Perceval — Gregge-Hopwood,  Kenyon. 

Percy — Nowell. 

Perfect — Sandys. 
PHILIPS,  OF  THE  Heath  House,  &c. 

Pickford  —Gregge-Hopwood,  Kenyon. 
POWELL,  of  Brandlesome  H.\ll. 

Pimlot — Bradshaw-Isherwood. 

Preston— Hulton. 

Priestley — Lloyd. 

Priestman — Backhouse. 

Pulleine — Askew. 
RADCLYFFE,  of  Foxdenton, 

Ralph — Westbye. 

Ramsay — ^Entwisle. 

Ramsden — Westbye. 
RATHBONE,  of  Greenbank. 

RAWLINSON,  OF  Greenhead  and  Gkaythwaite. 
RAWSTORNE,  OF  Penwortham  and  Hutton. 

Readshaw — Morley. 

Richardson — Backhouse. 

Riddell— Weld. 

Roberts — Whitaker. 

Robinson — Nowell. 
RYLANDS,  OF  Warrington. 
SANDYS,  OF  Graythwaite. 
SAUNDERS,  OF  Wennington  Ham.. 
THORNTON,  of  Kirkland  Hall. 

Sandwith— Hargreaves, 

Saunders— -Morley. 

Savory — Braithwaite. 

Sawyer — Mosley. 

Scarborough — Parker  of  Cuerden. 

Scarlett — Ormerod. 

Scarsgill — Cunliffe. 

Segar — Grimshaw  of  Clayton. 

Sherson — Nowell. 

SHUTTLEWORTH,    of    Counties    Lancaster,    York,    Dukha.m, 
and  Derby. 

Shuttleworth— Birket,    Grimshaw    of    Clayton,     Westbye,    and     De 
Hoghton. 

Sidebottom — Radclyffe. 

Simpson — Bridgeman. 
SKELTON,  Family   of 

Slaney — Kenyon. 
SMETHURST,  of  Chorley  and  Rookwood. 

Smith — Parker  of  Browsholme. 

Southwell — De  Trafford. 
STANDISH,  of   Standish    Hall  ;    and 
STANDISH,   of  Du.xbury  Park. 
STANLEY,  FAMH.Y  of 

Stanley — Blundell  of  Ince,  Formby. 
STARKIE,  of  Huntroyde  and  Ashton. 

Starkie — Whitaker. 

Steel— Skelton. 

Stephenson — Standish. 

Stevenson — Dawes. 

Stonehewer—  Kenyon . 

Strickland — Standish . 

Studdy — Cropper. 

Styles — Egerton. 

Sykes — -Egerton. 


List  of  Pedigrees. 


Tarleton — Parker  of  Cuerden. 

Tatton — Egerton. 

Taylor — Crossley. 
THICKNESSE,  of  Beech  Hill. 

Thomson  — Coulthart. 

Thring — Cardvvell. 

Thursby — Ormerod. 
TOWNELEY,  of  Towneley. 
TIPPINGE,  OF  Bolton. 

Tomkins — Sandys. 

Towneley — Standish. 
DE  TRAFFORD,    of   Traffokd  ;  and 

TRAFFORD,  of  Wroxham  Hall. 
TRAPPES,  OF  Stanley  House. 

Trappes— Grimshaw  of  Clayton. 
WALMESLEY,  of  Sholley  and  Westwood  Hall. 

Walker— Chorley. 

Walton — Fogge-ElUot. 

Watt— Chorley. 

Warburton — Egerton . 

Weekes — Ashton. 
WELD,  of  Leagram  Park. 

Weld— Blundell  of  Ince. 
WESTBYE,  of  Mowbreck  and  Up  Rawcliffe. 

Westropp — Whitehead. 
WHITAKER,   of  The  Holme. 


WHITEHEAD,  of  Uplands  Hall  and  Forton. 

Whitaker — Nowell. 

Whitmore — Mosley. 

Widdrington — Jacson,  Weld. 
WILBRAHAM,   of  Delamere  House,    Latham  House,  and  Rode 

Hall. 
WILSON,  of  High  Wray. 

Willan-  Birket,  Sandys. 

Williamson— Skelton. 

Willink— Cropper. 

Willis— Earle. 

Wilson — Birket,  Morley,  Patten,  Sandys. 

Winn — De  Hoghton. 

Winthrope — Lloyd. 

Withington — Cardwell. 
WOOD,  of  Singleton  Lodge. 

Wood— Skelton. 

Woodcock — Holme. 

Worsley — Westbye. 

Wotton — Nowell. 

Wright — Butler-Bowdon. 

Wroe — Kenyon. 

Yarburgh — Lloyd. 

Yarde-BuUer— Patton. 

Yeld — Dawes. 


INTRODUCTION. 

It  gives  me  great  pleasure,  on  the  publication  of  this  compilation  of  Lancashire  Pedigrees, 
to  acknowledge  with  thanks  the  ready  assistance  which  the  representatives  of  nearly  every  family 
have  accorded  me  in  verifying  their  respective  Pedigrees,  thus  ensuring,  as  far  as  practicable  that 
accuracy  which  it  is  always  desirable  to  attain.  I  shall  be  further  obliged  to  any  one  who  will 
kindly  inform  me  of  any  errors  that  may  be  detected.  These  Pedigrees  differ  from  those  in 
"  Burke's  Landed  Gentry,"  inasmuch  as  they  are  not  condensed,  but,  for  the  most  part,  extracted 
in  full  from  the  old  County  Histories,  which  are  now  comparatively  unobtainable.  In  some 
instances  the  larger  ones  contain  several  families  ;  and  as  in  all  cases  the  younger  branches  of  each 
family  are  represented  as  fully  and  in  the  same  manner  as  that  of  the  head  of  the  family,  con- 
siderable additional  interest  and  popularity  is  naturally  acquired. 

I  must  not  omit  to  state  that  I  am  indebted  for  the  careful  revision  of  the  Pedigrees  to  the 
families  to  whom  they  respectively  refer,  and  especially  to  J\Ir.  William  Langton,  of  Manchester, 
for  his  obliging  revision  of  several  of  the  more  important  ones,  for  his  many  valuable  additions, 
and  for  his  correction  of  errors  which  have  gained  credence  by  appearing  in  Standard  Works. 
I  take  this  opportunity  of  reprinting  Mr.  Hodgson,  the  well-known  Historian  of  Northumberland, 
on  the  subject  of  Pedigrees  : 

"  The  day  is  past,  except  for  the  day,  to  publish  apocryphal  pedigrees.  Ingenuity  cannot  hide  an  obscure  origin 
nor  a  distinguished  descent  be  concealed.  Truth  is  sought  for  ingenuously  and  successfully.  The  works  that  Parliament 
has  edited  have  opened  sources  of  information  which  the  craft  of  forgers  never  suspected  to  exist.  Families  that  for 
centuries  have  sunk  into  obscurity  may  now  trace  their  descent  to  distinguished  ancestry,  and  new  ones,  stung  by  envy,  may 
rake  out  of  the  ashes  of  oblivion  lists  of  long-forgotten  names  to  add  consequence  to  the  pride  of  poverty  and  decayed 
gentility.  Oh,  I  have  often  heard,  with  a  heart  burning  with  indignation,  but  muscles  motionless  as  a  statue,  the  sneer  that 
vulgar  envy  has  llirown  upon  a  pedigree  which  for  centuries  back  could  connect  itself  with  the  solid  and  enduring  links  of 
U'uth  and  honour,  but  only  in  later  years  had  its  lines  of  descent  emblazoned  with  gold  and  jewellery.  What  family  in  B.itain 
has  not  enriched  itself  by  commerce  or  trade,  or  married  to  children  of  these  prolific  and  splendid  mothers  ?  '  The  family 
of  the  Aces  never  kept  a  carriage  till  they  married  a  daughter  of  the  Deuces,  the  bankers.'  To  which  a  wise  man,  cherish- 
ing natural  affection  for  the  welfare  of  his  ancestors  that  have  been  removed  from  the  earth  may  say — I  only  want  to  know 
who  were  my  forefathers,  that  I  may  mourn  or  rejoice  over  the  history  of  their  whole  line,  and  hope  that  their  eternal  state 
may  be  glorious.  For  what  virtuous  man  can  look  over  even  the  dates  of  the  birth  and  marriage  and  death  of  his  direct 
line  of  ancestors,  and  their  children  of  each  generation,  with  a  mind  unmoved  by  a  multitude  of  contending  affections  ?  The 
hope  excited  by  the  birth  of  a  first-born  child,  &c.,  &c.  ;  the  joy  at  the  prospect  of  a  son  or  daughter  being  happy  in  mar- 
riage. The  affliction,  however  hidden  and  smothered  from  the  eye  of  the  unfeeling  world,  at  the  death  of  a  beloved  child. 
Then,  what  is  the  folly  and  the  malice  that  casts  its  sneers  on  the  generation  of  a  family  that  inherits  from  a  female  parent, 
and  takes  her  ancestral  name.  It  is  still  the  same  in  blood.  The  Queen  takes  a  partner  to  the  throne.  Are  their  posterity 
less  royal  because  their  father  of  the  second,  or  any  other  generation,  had  his  crown  only  by  marriage,  and  iiot  by  inheritance  1 
Is  the  ducal  honour  lessened  because  it  is  won  from  the  affection  of  a  wife  1" 

JOSEPH    FOSTER. 

2  1,  Boundary  Road, 

St.  John's  Wood,   London. 
Clu'istmas,  1872. 


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Eafertncc  ^gncsbjartfj,  of  Piessington, 

in  the  Co.  of  Lancaster,  which  was  de- 
rived from  the  marriage  of  a  former 
Lawrence  Aynesworth,  with  the  daughter 
and  heiress  of  Roger  Winkley,  of 
Winkley,  who  married  the  daughter  and 

heiress  of Piessington,  of  Piessington, 

in  1397.  John  de  Aynesworth  de  Pies- 
sington had  the  whole  manor,  and  in 
32  Hen.  6  (1453)  LawTence  Ainsworth 
was  in  possession. 


daughter  of 

Sir  John  Talbot, 
of  Salesbury,  Co. 
Lancaster,  Knt. 


Henry  Aynesworth,  of  Piessington.  = 


daughter  of 

Radcliffe,  of 

Wymersley,     Co. 
Lancaster. 


John  Aynesworth. 


Other 
Children. 


Lawrence  Aynesworth,  of 
Piessington. 


=  Dorothy,     daughter    of  Margaret,    married 

I    Thomas      Grimshaw,      of  Richard  Crechley,    of 

I    Clayton,  Co.  Lancaster.  Livesey. 


I 
Thomas  Aynesworth, 
of  Piessington.  In  15  Eliza- 
beth, 1574,  he  had  to 
furnish  in  the  general 
muster  of  soldiers,  i  coat 
of  plate,  I  longbow,  i  sheffe 
of  arrows,  i  caliver,  i  skull, 
I  bill.  Ellys  Aynesworth, 
the  same,  and  Thomas 
Aynesworth,  of  Aynes- 
worth, the  same. 


Margare 
daughter 
Charnles. 


I 
Henry  .Aynesworth, 
the  eminent  Hebrew  and 
Biblical  Scholar,  and 
Commentator  of  the 
i6th  and  17th  centuries, 
born  circa  1560,  and  ob. 
1629.  He  published  a 
book  in  1615,  entitled 
"The  trying  out  of  the 
Truth  between  John  and 
Henry  Aynesworth," 
one  pleading  for,  the 
other  against,  popery.  = 


I 
George  Aynes- 
worth was  Vicar 
of  Garstang,  in 
1577,  and  Mr. 
Aynesworth  was 
Vicar  in  1608. 


Elizabeth. 

Anne. 

Margaret. 


John    Aynesworth.  =  Ann,    daughter   of  Anne 

I     Bradley  and Bethom, 

of  Bethom. 


A  Son,    living  at  Amsterdam, 
in  1661. 


Thomas  Aynesworth,   of  Piessington, 
ob.  1613. 


Dorothy,  daughter  of  John  Halstead,   of 
Rowlev,  Co.  Lancaster. 


John  Aynesworth,  of  Piessington,  =  Claudia,  daughter    of 
cct.  4  in  16x3,  living  in  1664.  I    Wm.   Leigh,   parson   of 


,eigh, 
b,  Co.  1 


Richard  Aynesworth,  =  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
of  Witton,  Co.  Lancaster,  |  Lawrence  Aynesworth,  of 
living  1613.  /|\  Tockholes,  Co.  Lancaster. 


Thomas  Aynes- 
worth, of  Pies- 
sington, set.  35 
in  1664. 


Mary,    daughter    'of 

Robinson,      of 

Co.  Lancaster. 


John  Aynesworth.     =  Sarah,     daugh- 
I    terof Nether- 
wood,  of  Leeds. 


Theophilus. 
Helen. 


Mary,  wife  of  Robert  Dickenson, 
of  Chorley,  Co.  Lancaster. 

Dorothy,  wife  of  Wrightenton 
.Senhouse,  of  Seascale,  in  Cum- 
berland. 


Helen,  set.  7  months  in  September,  1664. 


Thomas   Aynesworth. 


John  Aynesworth,  of  Balderston,  and  of  Feniscowles,/?^.,   =  Dorothy  Livesey,  of  Piessington. 
born  1710.      He  purchased  Showley.  | 


Thomas   Aynesworth,    of    Feniscowles    and  Ley- 
land,   born  at  Maiden    House,  in  Pleasington,   1739 
sold   Feniscowles,   in    Piessington,    to  Wm.    Feilden, 
Esq.,  M.P.     He  died  1804. 


Jane  Ramsbottom,   of   Brewerth  . 
Fold,  Brindle. 


I 
John,    twin   with 

Thomas,  died 

about    21     years 

old. 


Ellen,     only    daughter,     2  Sons, 
married  George  Anderson, 
of  Annan,     in    Scotland, 
and  died  s.p. 


John  Ainsworth,  of  Leyland  and  Preston,  born  1766,  =  Catherine,  daughter  and  co-heiress  of       3  Daughters. 
ob.  1814,  ast.  49.  I    Thomas  Crooke,  M.D.,  of  Preston;  died 

I    20  July,  1857,  aet.  82. 


Thomas  Crooke  Ainsworth,  of  Showley  : 
and  Blackburn,  born  1802,  only  son. 


Hannah  Mary  Somner,  of 
Chorley,  co-heiress. 


Elizabeth,  married  John  Eccles,  of  Ley- 
land,  near  Preston,  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
the  Co.  of  Lancaster. 

Ann  Jane,  married  James  Wyatt,  of 
Bryngyrent,  North  Wales. 


Thomas  Somner  Ainsworth,  of=MARY  Jane,  daughter  of  Henry  Hoyle, 
Showley-fold,  Clayton-le-Dale.  I  of  Little  Harwood  Hall,  Esq. 


2.  Arthur  Eccles  Ainsworth. 


Anna  Katharine,  married  to  J.  E.  P. 

Mosley,  3rd  Punjab  Frontier  Force. 
Harriet  Sarah. 


Thomas  Somner  Ainsworth. 
Hannah  Mabel. 
Christiana  Mary. 


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2nd  wife,  ob.  1748. 


I 
Frank  Ashton,  =  MAKGAKET.daugh. 


--I3cttx  asfjtan,  or  Asheton,  bom  1688,  and  die^ 
aged  85,  and  buried  at  Middleton. 


Thomas  AsHTON     possessed  lands  in  Goodenham,   Shuttleworth,  Sallomons,  Cloggers    and  Beneface  U 
Lancaster,  all  of  which  he  bequeathed  equally  amon-  his  sons.  oh.  ,-,«•,  '"^^^^^-  a"a  Beneiace  i^l 


tjueathed  equally  among  his  sons,  ob.  1787. 


I.  JosiAH  Ashton,  married 
^lar)',  daughter  of  John 
Fenton,  of  Bamford  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster.   = 


T 


2.  Samuel  Ashton, 
of  Middleton,  co. 
Lancaster,  ob.  1833. 


Maky,  daughter  and  co- 
lieiress  of  John  Howarth, 
of  Edenfield  and  Rams- 
bottom, 


Lancaster. 


I 
James  Ashton, 
acquired  lands 
in  Leek,  co. 
.Staftbrd,  and 
married  Ann, 
(laughter  of 
Jolm  Bmrton, 
of  Middleton, 
CO.  Lancaster, 
and  had  a 
daughter  Jane, 
who  was  mar- 
ried to  her  cou- 
sinjolm  Burton. 


Leah.\sh- 

TON. 

Kachei. 
Ash- 
tun. 


„l    I    !    I    I  I 

5.  Henrv  Ashton,  died  i.JohnAsh- 


unmarried 
6.  Adam,  died  unmarried. 

1.  Elizabeth  Ashton, 
married  ist  to  -Samuel 
Searle,  of  Middleton, 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  2ndly 
to  James  Lea,  of  Liver- 
pool, and  by  her  ist  mar- 
riage left  2  daughters. 

2.  .\nna  Ashton,  married 
to  her  cousin  Richard 
Ashton. 

3.  Rachel  Ashton,  mar- 
ried to  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Rovds,  of  Rochdale. 


TON,       of 
Hrestwich, 
CO.     Lan- 
caster, 
married 
Septem- 
ber, 18 19. 


Frances, 
daughter 
of  Richard 
J  ones,  of 
Backing- 


ton, 


CO. 


Warwick. 


I 
3.Samuel.\sh- 
TON,  of  l^rest- 
wich,  CO.  Lan- 
caster, J.J'., 
married,  ist, 
his  cousin 
Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas 
Ashton.  He 
died  1866.     = 


Twickenham, 
CO.  Surrey,  born 
12  June,  1820, 
married  ist,  2 
October,  1845, 
.Susan,  daughter 
■>f  John  (ireen- 
wood,  Esq.,  of 
I'olefield  Hal!, 
CO.  Lancaster. 
She  died  s./>. 


ANCES  Lilian  Ashto.n 


ter  of  James  Had- 
don,  Jisq.,  of 
Altrincham,  mar- 
ried 2  June,  1864, 
2nd  wife. 


Edmund 
.Ashton, 
born  26 
Seineml>er, 
1 82 1,  died 
1845,  un- 
married. 


i 
3.  James  Ashton, 
of  I.^amington, 
Lieut. -Col.  of  the 
7th  Lancashire 
Militia,  born  i 
Dec,  1822,  mar- 
ried in  1848,  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of 
CJeo.  Babb,  Esq., 
of  (Srimsby,  co. 
Lincoln.  =' 


Mary  Jane 
Ashton,  mar- 
ri>*d,  5  Febru- 
ary, 1847,  to 
the  Rev.  F.  A. 
Weekes,  Rec- 
tor of  .Aston, 
CO.  Derby.    = 


.\SSHETON 

Weekes. 
Frank 

Weekes, 

deceased. 
Alice     Maud 

Weekes. 


Chaki.es  Ashton,  F.R.G.S., 
of  .Maplewell  Grange,  co, 
Leicester,  and  Litchford 
Hall,  CO.  I^ancaster,  of  E.\-e- 
ter  College,  O.xford,  B.A. 
1863,  M.A.  1867,  fonnerlvof 
the  i2th  Lancers,  born'  20 
April,  1838,  married  23  Oct., 
1867,  Ada  .\!ary,  daughter  of 
Nicholas  Edward  Hurst, 
Esq.,  of  Higham  Grange, 
CO.  Leicester.  She  died  21 
January,  1870.  = 
I 


=Josehhine,   Samuel    Ti 


daughter 

of        R. 

Henty, 

Esq.,   of 

Xazing 

I'ark, 

Essex, 

married 

3  Oct., 

1872, 2nd 

wife. 


Ashton,  I.i 
14th  Huss.11 
bom  18  Fel 
1841,  m.irrie<i 
July,  1869.  K 
tharine  Fr.inct 
daughter  of  > 
ICdward  W 
therall.  K.C.! 


Chari.es  Ral 

born  12  Octo 

.Alice,  ob.  cnf 


I'll  Ashton, 
ber,  1868. 


i    I    I 
Alice  Marian   .Ashton, 

ob.  enf. 
.Alice  Katharine. 
.Amy  NLarian. 


I   M   I 
Horace  MmoLETtiN  .Asht 

Ixsm  22  September,  1870. 
EvELYNE  Laura. 
Ethel  Gertrude. 
Be.\trice  Gekaldine. 


of  2ancasl)ire. 


generations,  and  traces  of  it  may  be  found  as  early  as  King  Jolin. 


/iTliAA  ^'-^ 


c^i    tC^x 


xv^-^y 


^IA'W'*^ 


:  Elizabeth  ,  ist  wife,  ob.  1718. 


4.  Jacob  Ashton, 
'  married  Martha 
Jackson. 


Thomas  Ashtox,  born=RACHEi„  daughter  of 
23    December,     1778,  |       Hentley,  of  Heywood 


and  died  19 Jan.,  1830. 


ancaster.    She  died  Jan. 
1837,  aged  59. 


Thomas  Ashton,  of 
Middleton,  co.  Lan- 
caster, and  Hatfield 
Court,  CO.  Hereford, 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  cos. 
Lancaster  and  Here- 
ford, and  Lord  of  the 
Manor  of  Hatfield, 
born  1792,  married  2 
Sept.,  1834,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Thomas 
Slater,  Esq.,  of  Nut 
Banl<,  CO.  Lancaster. 
He  died  1869.    = 


4.  Geokgf.  .Ash- 
ton, of  Sea- 
forth,co.  Ches- 
ter, born  28 
January,  1800, 
mar.  6  .April, 
1842,  Mary, 
daughter  of 
Antonio  da 
Costa,  Portu- 
guese Con.sul 
in  Liverpool. 
He  died  July, 
1852.  = 


I    I 

I.    JOS.AH 

A.shton, 
ob.  enf. 
3.  Thomas 
.Ashton, 
ob.  enf. 


I 
2.  Richard  Ashton, 
of  Limefield,  Pmry,  a 
Magistrate  and  D.L. 
for  CO.  Lancaster,  born 
23  October,  1804,  mar- 
ried, 10  March,  1825, 
his  cousin  Ann,  daugh- 
ter of  Samuel  .Ashton, 
and  died  19  Apr.,  1857. 


William  Ashton,  of  Virginia, 
United  States,  born  22  October, 
1826,  married.  = 

A 


i 
.  Thomas  Ashton, 
of  Temple  Laug- 
lierne,  co.  Worces- 
ter, born  1 8 14,  mar- 
ried 1840,  Grace 
-Alicia,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Carr,  Esq., 
of  Blackburn,  and 
Clitheroe  Castle.  = 


i    I    i    i    i  .    ,         , 

1.  M.\KY  Ashton,  married  to  her  cousm, 
Samuel  Ashton. 

2.  jANii  .Ashton,  died  young. 

3.  h^Ll.r.N  .\sh  ton,  married,  ist,  to  William 
ISroekleliurst,  Esc|.,  of  Colthurst,  co.  York, 
and  2ndly,  to  George  Freeth,  Esq.,  of 
Duporth  -St.  Austell,  Cornwall. 

4.  Emm.\  .AshtoN  ;  and 

5.  Eliza  Ashton,  died  young. 

-Thomas  Hi;nry  .Ashton,  born  June,  1841, 
married  November,  1868,  Henrietta,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  Walker.  l",s<i.,  of  Rotherham, 
CO.  York.     She  died  ]anuary,  1870. 

-William  Fkancis  .A.shton,  born  July,  1843. 


I.  John  Hovvarth 
.Ashton,  of  Pole- 
field  Hall,  CO. 
Lancaster,  J.S., 
J.P.,  CO.  Lancas- 
ter,    and    Lieut. 

.  Duke  of  Lancas- 
ter's Yeomanry, 
born3oMay,i84o, 
and  married  8 
Aug.,  1 863, Maria, 
elder  daughter  of 
Kredk.  Bedwell, 
Esq.,  Norfolk-sq., 
Hyde  Park,  Lon- 
don. = 

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I    I    I 

2.  Edmund  Ashton, 
of  Crumpsall,  Man- 
chester, born  25  Nov., 
1847,  married  13  Aug., 
1872.  Louise,  2nd 
daughter  of  George 
Fo.\-,  Esq.,  of  Wilm- 
blow,  CO.  Chester. 

3.  Alfred  Ashton, 
born  7  Nov.,  1855. 

X.  Emily  Ashton,  mar- 
ried 5  November,  1868, 
to  the  Rev.  Emery 
Bates,  Rector  of 
Wilmslow,  CO.  Ches- 
ter. 


I    i.l    I    i    i    I 

Frederic  John  .Ash- 
ton, b.  i4july,  1843. 

George  William 
Ashton.  b.  3  June, 
1847. 

Francis  Edmcnd 
Ashton,  born  5 
April,   1852. 

Mary  Isahel  Ash- 
ton. 

Elizabeth  Ashton. 

LcjuisA  Ashton,  died 
Aug.,  1872. 

Catherine  Ger- 
trude Ashton. 


2.  Richard 
Edward 
Ashton, 
of        Heald 
Grove,  Rus- 
holme,   1).  2 
Nov.,    1828, 
married     23 
April,   1851, 
Mary  .Anna, 
daughter   of 
Thomas 
Armstrong. 


3.  Thomas 
.Ashton,  of 
kamsbottom, 
born  10  Mar., 
1 83 1,  married 
28  April,  1858, 
Elizabeth, 
daughter  of 
Thomas  Gor- 
tim,  P2sq.,  of 
KirklandHall, 
CO.  Lancaster. 
She  died  24 
June,  1861.   = 

J 


1 
4,  George 
Frederick 
Ashton,  of 
Fazakerley, 
Liverpool, 
born  8  Jan., 
1833,     mar- 
ried 2  Dec., 
1858,    Eliza- 
beth,  daugh- 
ter of  Wm. 
and       Ellen 
Skin-ing.  = 


5.  Henry  .Ash- 
TO.N,  of  Bowdon, 
CO.  Chester,  born 
25  Dec,  1836, 
married  5  June, 
i860,  Annie, 
daughter  of 

Thomas  Gorton, 
ICsq.,  of  Kirk- 
land  Hall,  CO. 
Lancaster.    = 


6.  .Akthuk  Ashton, 
born  6  July,  1838, 
married  Wilhelmina, 
youngest  daughter  of 
William  Turner,  Esq., 
d.  30  June,  1867,  s.p. 

7.  John  Daniel  Ash- 
ton, of  "The  Rock," 
Dunhampton,  co. 
Hereford,  b.  24  June, 
1842, married  19  Sept., 
1871,  Jane  Grant, 
daughter  of  the  late 
Samuel  Gnmdy,  Esq. , 
ofLarkHillandBridge 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster. 


I    I    I    I    I 
Richard  Ashton, 

1852. 
Hakoli)  Edward, 

1857- 
.Annie  Gertrude. 
Lucy  Evelyn. 
Maud. 


born  5  July, 
born  2  Jan., 


Thomas  Henry 
.Ashton,  born 
21  June,  1861. 


George    .Ashton,   born  5 

toiler,  1859. 
William  Edward,    born 

December,  186 1. 
Albert,  born  18  July,  1863. 


Robert,  born  21  August, 

Ellen. 

Maky. 

LiBBIE  Skirving. 

Alice. 

Ruth. 


I    I    I 
Ernest  Arthur  Ashton, 

born  20  .April,  1862. 
Frederick,    born    7   NLay, 

1864. 
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.  John. 
.  James, 
ob.  enf. 


Sofjlt  ?3.lci5!lOUSt,    of  Yealand  Redman,    Lancaster,   buried 
Hilderstone,  co. ,  in  1690. 


3.  Thomas    Backhouse,    of=ALicE 
Yealand  Redman,  born  1661,  I 
died  1729.  I 


James  Backhouse,  of  Yealand  Conyers,  younges 
son,  bom  1668,  married  1691,  and  died  in  Lanca; 
ter  Castle,   13  April,  1697. 


John  Backholse,  born  1698. 


William  Backhouse,  bom  1695-6,  married  1720,  and  died  ; 

Kellet   21  May,  1761. 


James  Backhouse,  a.- 
banker,  at  Darling- 
ton, born  at  Yelland 
1721,  married  1746, 
and  died  i  April, 
1798. 


Jane,  daughter  of 
Jonathan  and 
Mary  Hedley. 
She  died  2 
May,  1805. 


I 
William  Backhouse,  bom  1724, 
married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
Jonathan  Thornton,  of  Caton, 
and  his  wife,  Margaret  Birket. 
They  had  issue,  but  none  of  their 
descendants  now  sur\ive.  He 
died  T792.  in  New  York. 


John  Backhouse,  bom 
1733.  married  Jane, 
daughter  of  George  and 
Elizabeth  Dodshon,  of 
Kendal,  and  died  in  New 
York.  31  January,  1775. 


I    I 
ThomasBa 

HOUSE, 

aged  56 
Jane      L 

HOUSE,     ^^ 
voun". 


Jonathan    Backhouse,    bom=ANN.  2nd  daughter  of  Edward  Pease,  Esq., 
at     Darlington,     13    October,  I      and  his  wife,  Elizabeth  Coates.     She  died 
1747,   married   12   May,    1774,!      3  January,  1826,  aged  40. 
and  died  1826.  1 


James  Backhouse,  of  York,  bom  1757,  man  I 
1787,  and  died  in  1804.  He  married  M. 
daughter  of  Nathan  and  Mary  Dearman.  = 


2.  Jonathan  Backhouse, 
of  Polam  Hill,  Dariington, 
banker,  born  19  January, 
1779,  married  23  April,  1811, 
to  Hannah  Chapman  Gurney 
(co-heiress  with  her  sister 
Emma,  wife  of  the  late 
Joseph  Pease,  Esq.,  of  Dar- 
Imgton),  elder  daughter  of 
Joseph  Gurney,  Esq.,  of 
Norwich,  by  his  wife  Jane, 
daughter  of  Abel  Chapman, 
of  Whitby.  She  died  6 
May,  1850.  He  died  in 
1842.   = 

I — Jonathan, 
-Joseph  Gurney,  and 
—Henry         Gurney 
Backhouse,       all 

died  young. 


3.  William  Back- 
house,  of  , 

born  17  Novem- 
ber, 1779,  married 
in  1806  to  Marv, 
daughter  of  j. 
Di.Kon,  of  Cock- 
field,  CO.  Durham, 
and  died  in  1844. 


1 
4.  Edward  Back- 
house, of  Ash- 
bourne, Sunder- 
land, banker,  born 
9  July,  1 78 1,  mar- 
ried 5  August, 
1807,  Mary, 

daughter  of  Ed- 
ward R<jbson, 
Esq.,  and  his 
wife,  Eliz.abeth 
Dearman.   = 


1 1 1 1 1 1 

I.  William  Backhouse,  ob.  enf. 

5.  James  Backhouse,  died  un- 
married 1837. 

6.  John  Backhouse,  married  1st, 
Eliza,  daughter  of  Matthew- 
Church,  and  2ndly  Katherine 
Capper.  He  left  issue,  but  none 
now  survive. 

I.  Jane  Backhouse,  ob.  enf. 

3.  Ann  Backhouse,  ob.  1852,  un- 
married. 

4.  Jane  Backhouse,  married  Ed- 
ward, son  of  ICdwarii  Robson, 
and  his  wife,  Elizal>cth  Dearman, 
and  had  issue. 


Elizabeth  Back- 
house, married 
17  October,  1799, 
to  Thomas,  son 
of  Thomas  and 
Frances  Richard- 
son, who  died  29 
October,  1835. 
She  died  2  March, 
1843.    = 


Mary  Backhouse,  mari 
to  Richard,  son  of  Wi!!  i 
and  Maryjanson,  and  d  , 
leaving    a    daughter,    .Mr 

Elizabeth  Backhouse,  ta 
1800,  living  unmarried. 

Sak  AH  Backhouse,  bom  i! 
living  unmarried. 

Nathan,  died  1805,  agff? 

Jane,  died  1818,  aged  2S 

Ann    Dorothy,    died 
aged  24. 

Sarah,  ob.  enf. 


h-1-- 


I  Ehza  i 
El.IZAHl 

i  Henry 


ERicK    Backhouse,     marnea 
l'"ossick,  and  left  issue, 
rii  Backhouse,  married  to 
Broadhead. 
\- — Mari.\  Backhouse,  married  to  Isaac 
Bigland. 
Jane  Backhouse,  married  to  Hodg- 
son Bigland. 
Jonathan    Backhouse,    died    un- 
I  married. 

I — Charles  John    Backhouse,    died 
I  young. 

I — Ja'mes  Backhouse,  died  young. 


-I.  Edward  Backhouse,  Esq.,  of  Ash- 
bourne, Sunderland,  bom  1808,  married 
in  1856,  Katharine,  d.iughter  of  Thomas 
Mounsey,  and  his  wife,  Mary  Capper. 

-3.  Ai.KKEO  Backhouse,  Esq.,  of  Pilmore 
Hall,  near  Darlington,  bom  1822,  married 
1851,  R.achel,  daughter  of  Roljert  Barclay, 
Esq.,  of  Knott  Green,  Leyton. 

-2.  E.Mii.v  Backhouse,  born  1824,  married 
in  1847,  to  Edward,  son  of  Thomas 
Mounsey  and  his  wife.  Mary  Capper.  She 
died  1869.  leaving  with  2  daughters  i  son, 
Thom.as  Edwin  Mounsey,  born  1848. 


I — I.  Thomas    Richarhson,    l 

I         1800. 

I — 2.  James  Richardson,  ob.  ■ 

I         1807. 

i — 3.  William    Backhouse    R: 

AKDSON.  ob.  enf,  1812. 
j — I  &  2.  Kk.\nces  and  Ann    R: 
I  ARDSON,  twins,  ob.  enfs.,  iS 

I — 3.  Sarah  Richardson,  bom  1 
: — 4.  Elizabeth  Richardson,  i; 
'  ried  to  Edward  O.  Trtgelles,  : 


Edmund  Backhouse,  of   Jane  Gurney    Anne      Back-    William  Backhouse,  of    Thomas  James  Backhouse,  of  West    Lucy  Backhouse,    4.  Jonathan  K 


.Middleton  Lodgi 
York,  ist  M.P.  for 
Darlington  (youngest 
and  only  surviving  son), 
born  25  November,  1824, 
married  22  September, 
1848,  Juliet  Mary,  elder 
daughter  of  Charles  Fox, 
of  Trebah,  Cornwall.  = 


Backhouse, 
married  1 844, 
to  Robert 
Piarclay  Fox, 
ICsq.  ofGrove 
Hill,  Corn- 
wall, and  died 


HOUSE,  ma 
ried  1843,  to 
John  Hodg- 
kin,  of  Lewes, 
Sussex,  and 
died  1845.  = 
I 


Leeds,  born  1807,  mar- 
ried 1st,  in  1833,  .Ame- 
lia, daughter  of  Joseph 
Fryer,  died  s. />.,  in 
1837  ;  2ndly  Katharine, 
daughter  of  William 
.•Mdam,  of  Leeds,  and 
his  wife,  Sarah  Jowitt.= 


Hendon  House,  Sunderland,  born 
i8io,  married  ist,  1841,  Marg.iret, 
daughter  of  William  Richardson,  of 
North  Shields,  by  his  2nd  wile.  Mar- 
garet Robson.  She  died  1854.  leav- 
ing issue.  He  married  2ndly.  Anne, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Robson  and 
Anne  Capper.  He  died  in  1857,  leav- 
ing issue  by  his  first  wife  only.  = 


bom  1 8 12,  mar- 
ried to  John 
Mounsey,  of  Hen- 
don Hili.  Sunder- 
land. She  died 
in  1872.  = 


ARDSON,  of- 
born   16   Novt 
ber,  1802,  marri^ 
12    July 
Ann,  daughter  1 
Edward   Robsa 
and   died  35 
cember,  1871. 


1.  Jonathan  Edmund 
Backhouse,  born  15 
November,  1849,  mar- 
ried 29  November, 
1871,  Florence,  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  John  Salus- 
bury  Trelawny,  Bart., 
of  Trelawne,  Corn- 
wall. 

2.  Charles  Hubert 
Backhouse,  died  y. 

I.  SarahJuliet  Back- 
house. 

■2.  Milicent  Evelyn 
Backhouse. 


Robert    Fox,     now    of   Jonathan 
Grove  Hill,    FiUmouth,      Backhouse 
married,     1867,      liUen         Hodgkin, 
Mary,  daughter  of  Fran-        only  son, 
cis  liassett,  Esq.,  of  the        born  27 
Heath,  Leighton,  Beds,         December, 
M.P.  for  CO.  Beds,  and        1843. 
has   Lilian  Isabel   Fox, 
born  1868. 

George  Croker  Fox. 

Henry  Backhouse  Fox. 

Joseph  Gurney  Fox. 
■-Jane     Hannah    Back- 
house Fo.x. 


William     Alda.m  Thomas  William  Backhouse, 

BACKHOUSE.born  born  14  .August,  1842. 

27  .April,  1847.  James    Edward    Backhouse, 

Charles      Ja.mes  born  18  May.  1845. 

Backhouse,  Jonathan    Backhouse,    died 

bom  1848.  young. 

Henry          Back-  Arthur  Backhouse,   bom   30 

HOUSE.bom  1849.  December,  1853. 

Robert  Ormston  Maky  Agnes  Backhouse. 

Backhouse,  Edith  Margaret  and  Lilias 

born  1854.  Backhouse,  died  young. 
Sarah        Aldam 

Backhouse, 

born  1 85 1. 


HI.  Edward       Backhouse   Jonathan 
.Mounsey,  bom  20  June,      BackhoW 
I      1840. 

2.  John  Wilfred  Moun- 
s"ey,  born  7  October,  1843, 
married  Mary  Charlotte, 
d.aughter  of  Joshua  Green, 
Esq.,  .and  Elizabeth  Rob- 
son, and  has,  Ethel  Mary 
Mounscv. 

-1.  Lucy  Elizabeth  Moun- 
sey. 
-2.  Anne  Prisciixa. 

3.  Mary  Em.ma. 


Richare 
son,  rM 
ried  185 
Rachel, 
daughter 
—  Ws^ 


Jonathan  Richard.son.  born  1851. 
Charles  Richardson,  born  1852. 
Euvvaku  Henky  Richardson,  born  1853. 


Ed.mund  Lewis  Richardson,  ob.  enf 
Thomas  Walker  Richardson,  born  1S57. 
Amelia,  Florence,  and  Marian. 


.Annie,  died  young,  4nd  ISABELLA. 
Amy-Ellin,  died  unmarried. 


iSacKIjouse.  of  ^^ellet 


-.     She  died  in  1706,  aged  : 


ENNET,     daughter    of    John 
Godsalve. 


Hannah   Backhouse,     married  to 
John  Gumming.    = 


Sarah    Backhouse,  married,  in  1688,  to  George 
Robinson. 


S,  daughter  of  William  and  Sarah  Atkinson,   of 
Low  VVray.     She  died  at  Kellet,  29  November,  1773. 


Mary    Hubberstie,   married=JOHN   Backhouse,  elder  son,  ob. 
1715,  and  died  1716.  |      December,  1739. 


ROTHY  BACK- 
OUSE,  died  1829, 
ged  89,  unmar- 
ed. 

Back- 
lOUSE,  died  1766, 
ged  40. 


Agnes    Backhouse,  =John,  son  of  Rich- 


born  1730,   married 
1764,  and  died  1797. 


ard  and  Mary 
Harrison.  ob. 
1800. 


Elizabeth, 
ob.  enf. 


r^  I 

James   Airey- 
Backhouse, 
John,  and 
Ruth, 
all  died  young. 


Mary  Back- 
house, mar- 
ried, in  1741,  to 
James         Met- 


0= Margaret   Airey, 
I       2nd  wife. 

] 


calfe. 


Margaret  Back- 
house, married  to 
Thomas  Braith- 
waite,  of  Kendal. 


A 


Villiam  Backhouse,  died  young. 

jEORGE    Backhouse,   of  ,  bom 

1760,  married  Hannah  Gumming, 
and  died  25  October,  1830.    = 


Richard  Harrison,  only 

son,  died  young. 
Agnes    Harrison,     ob. 

1828,  aged  61. 


John  Richardson,  Esq.,: 
of  Sunderland,  2nd  hus- 
band. 


:Mary  Harrison,  bom  i7july,=JosEPH,  son  oi  James  King  and 
1765,  married  ist,  9  May,  Ann  Goldsborough,  his  wife. 
1785  ;  died  6  September,  1804.  He  was  born  1756,  and  died 
5  March,  1796. 


OMAS  Back-=.\bigail  Dent, 
OUSE,  born 
married, 
it,  Hannah, 
aughterofWil- 
am  and  Esther 
itickney. 


James  Back- 
house, of  York, 
born  1794,  mar- 
ried 1822,  De- 
borah, daugh- 
ter of  Richard 
and  Elizabeth 
Lowe,  who  died 
in  1827.  He 
died  1871.  = 


John  Backhouse. 
Hannah  Backhouse, 
died  1871,  unmarried. 


y  Backhouse,  married  i  Oc- 
3er,  1851,  to  WiUiam  Farrer 
royd,  Esq.,  of  Marsden,  co. 
rk.  She  died  26  Jan.,  1867.   = 

lias  Backhouse  Farrer  Ecroyd, 
rn  7  July,  1857  ;  Alizon  Ecroyd, 
rn  4  March,  1859 ;  William 
royd,  born  28  February,  1861  ; 
Iward  Ecroyd,  born  9  October, 
54;  Edith  Mary,  Margaret, 
«rude  (Mary  died  young), 
d  Adelaide  Jane  Ecroyd. 


Thomas  Back- 
house, bom  1840, 
married  1863, 
Ellen  Patience 
Groggon,  and  has 
Thomas,  died  y.  ; 
Mary,  Alice  Maud. 
'-Sarah  Jane  Back- 
house, married, 
1866,  to  Thomas 
Burt,  and  has 
issue. 


Joseph  Back- 
house, born 
1798,  married, 
in  1825,  Mary 
Ann,  daughter 
of  Thomas  and 
Mary  Holms. 


James  Backhouse,  of   Jane      Eliza 


John  King, 
Manchester, 
bom 


2  June, 
1786,  married 
16  Oct.,  1816, 
Eleanor,  daugh- 
ter of  Samuel 
Wadkin  and 
Elizabeth  Bar- 
row. He  died 
24  June,  1870. 


married  Sarah 
Awmack. 


of  Joseph  King,  Anne  King,  only 
■  '"  '  daughter,  mar- 
ried to  Myles 
Birket  Foster, 
Esq.,  of  North 
Shields,  and 
late  of  London, 
and  had  issue., 
See  Birket  Pedi- 
gree. 


York,  born  1825, 
married  1855,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Isaac 
and  Sarah  Robson, 
and  has  James  Back- 
house, Mary  Louisa. 
Elizabeth  Back- 
house, married 
1847,  to  Joshua 
Grosfield,  and  has 
issue. 
^Marv,  ob.  enf. 


Backhouse, 
only  surviving 
child,  mar- 
ried to  Wil- 
liam Simpson, 
of  Gainford, 
and  has  issue. 


I 

jwardRichard- 
n,  born  28  Feb- 
ary,  18  to,  married 
ilielima,  daughter 
Samuel  Tuke, 
d  his  wife,  Pris- 
la  Hack,  of  Chi- 
ester.  = 


-I.  Samuel  King,  Esq.,  of  Els- 
wick  Lodge,  Garstang,  bom  11 
September,  18 17. 

3.  Joseph  Harrison  King,  of 
Manchester,  born  1827,  married 
Sarah,  daughter  of  John  and 
Mary  Rooke. 

I.  Eleanor  King,  married  as  2nd 
wife,  28  May,  1857,  to  Thomas 
Carrick,  Esq.,  now  of  Willow 
.  Bank,  Manchester,  and  died  15 
June,  1858,  leaving  a  son— John 
Arthur  Garrick,  bom  4 June,  1858. 
-2.  Mary  King,  living  unmarried. 

3.  Elizabeth,  living  unmarried. 


John  King,  of  Fern 
Bank,  Withington, 
near  Manchester,  born 
3  November,  1819, 
married  1856,  Frances, 
daughter  of  Joseph 
Fell,  of  Warrington, 
and  his  wife  Elizabeth 
Harrison.    = 


Thomas  Barrow 
King,  bom  22 
June,  1832,  married 
5  April,  i860,  Mar- 
garet, daughter  of 
John  and  Mary 
Rooke,  who  died  6 
May,  1868.     = 


William     King    (a    James  King  (a  twin  with    5.  Henry     King 

ith    James),        William),  bom  31  May,         York,    born  23   Octo- 
1835,  married  Margaret 
Harrison  Simpson, 

daughter  of  George 
Simpson  and  his  wife, 
Sarah  Harrison.    = 


born  31  May,  1835, 
married  Ann, 

daughter  of  Joseph 
Fell,  of  Warrington, 
and  his  wife,  Eliza- 
beth Harrison.  = 


ber,  1821,  married 
at  Malton,  21  Febru- 
ary, 1850,  Esther 
Richardson  Sewell, 
daughter  of  Abraham 
Sewell.  She  died  in 
1853,  leaving  issue. 


.  John  King, 
.  Joseph  King, 
.  Arthur  King, 
.  Edward,        all 
died  unmarried. 
.  James     Harri- 
son  King,  mar- 
ried Hannah  Ben- 
son, but  died  J.  p. 
.  Mary,  only 

daughter,       died 
young. 


Sarah,  daughter 
of  Henry  Gasson, 
of  Hull,  married 
5  January,  i860. 
She  died  at  York, 
19  June,  1866, 
2nd  wife. 


i'ANN  RlCH- 

DSON,  mar- 
d  at  Shotley 
idge,  28  July, 
52,  to  jona- 
\n,  son  of 
iiathan 


-Thomas       Edward    Leonard       Golds-    Ernest    Wadkin    Robert  William    George     Simpson    William  Sewell    Henry   King, 


Richardson. 

Samuel  Tuke  Rich- 
ardson. 

James  Henry  Rich- 
ardson. 

■Arthur  Richard- 
son. 


borough       King,        King,  ob.  enf. 
bom  21  September,     Frederick  Rooke 


1857- 
Alfred  John  King, 

bom  14  Feb.,   1859. 
George  King,  born 

31  October,  1863. 


King,    bom     23 
Febraary,  1866. 
Eleanor      King, 
born  1861. 


King,     bom    15        King,  born  May,  King,    bora    25 

June,  1870.                  1865.  July.  1852. 

Annie          Mabel    John    King,   born  Mary  Jane  King. 

King,  died  young.        20  May,  1867.  Henrietta  King. 

Sarah    Harrison 

King. 


24  Octo- 
ber, 1862. 

Agnes  Harri- 
son King. 

Esther  Rich- 
ardson. 

Emily. 


Emelina        Maria  Harold  King,  bom 

Richardson.  23  March;  1867. 

Elizabeth       Rich-  Elizabeth        Fell 

ardson.  King. 
^Priscilla        Hack 
Richardson. 


NCis  PRIESTMAN,  bom  25  August,  1855. 
•is  Priestman,  born  22  December,  1S63. 
NCEs  Priestman. 


Rachel  Elizabeth  Priestman. 
Lucy  Priestman. 


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BAZLEY,  Sir  THOMAS,  Bart,  of  Tolmers,  co.  Hertford,  and  Hatherop,  co. 
Gloucester,  Officer  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  J.P.  for  three  counties,  and  D.L. ; 
born  27  May,  1797;  married  2  June,  1828,  Mary  Maria,  2nd  daughter  of  Sebastian 
Nash,  Esq ,  of  Clayton,  co.  Lancaster,  and  has  issue  an  only  son — 

Thomas    Sebastian    Bazley,    M.A.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  J.P.  ;    born 
>  30   April,    1829;    married    i    November,    1855,   Elizabeth,    2nd   daughter   of 

Robert  Gardner,   Esq.,  of  Chaseley,  co.    Lancaster,  and   has   issue  an  only 
son  and  five  daughters — 

I.  Gardner  Sebastian  Bazley,  born  14  October,  1863. 

1.  Elizabeth  Mary. 

2.  Annie  Caroline. 

3.  Frances  Annette  Ellen. 

4.  Jessie  Marion  Atkinson. 

5.  Lucy  Maud  Mary, 

Sir  Thomas  Bazley,  Bart,  (eldest  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Bazley,  of  Gilnovv,  co.  Lancaster,  merchant,  of 
Bolton,  by  Anne  his  wife,  daughter  of  C.  Hilton.  Esq.,  of  Horwich,  near  Bolton-le-Moors),  on  whom  the  dignity  o( 
Baronet  was  conferred  8  October,  1869  ;  was  for  a  long  period  identified  with  the  cotton  manufacture  in  Lancashire, 
and  at  the  time  of  his  retirement  frown  business  was  the  sole  proprietor  of  the  largest  business  of  its  class  in  the 
cotton  trade.  The  benefits  he  has  conferred  on  his  country  and  the  cotton  trade  in  general  place  him  in  high  estimation. 
He  is  author,  among  other  works,  of  "  Cotton  as  an  Element  of  Industry,"  of  a  "  Brief  History  of  the  Barton  Aqueduct," 
of  the  "Labour  of  Life,"  &c.  He  was  president  of  the  Manchester  Chamber  of  Commerce  from  1845  to  1S59,  served 
as  a  Royal  Commissioner  for  the  Exhibition  of  1851,  and  has  sat  in  Parliament  for  Manchester  since  1857. 

LINEAGE. 

John  Bazley,  of  Warrington,  co.  Lancaster,  in  1750,  father  of  Thomas  Bazley,  born  15  January,  1773;  was  engaged 
in  early  life  in  mercantile  pursuits,  and  was  subsequently  eminent  as  a  mathematician  and  litterateur ;  by  his  wife 
Anne,  daughter  of  C.  Hilton,  Esq.,  of  Horwich,  near  Bolton-le-Moors,  he  was  father  of  the  present  Sir  Thomas 
Bazley,  Bart.     {See  above.) 

Motto — "  Finem  respice."         Seat — Tolmers,  Herts.        ^  ,   .  ,  ^,  :\c,  .       .......    . 


Cljampam,  of  j^alton  ^arfe. 

BATEMAN-CHAMPAIN,  Major  JOHN  UNDERWOOD,  R.E.,  of  Halton 
Park,  CO.  Lancaster  (only  surviving  son  of  the  late  Colonel  Agnew  Champain,  9th 
Foot,  and  his  wife  Rosaline  Sarah  Underwood),  Director- General  of  Government 
Lido-European  Telegraphs;  born  22  July,  1835  ;  married  2  September,  1865,  Harriet 
Sophia,  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  Frederick  Currie,  Bart.,  by  his  3rd  wife,  Katharine 
Maria,  eldest  daughter  of  George  Powney  Thompson,  Esq.,  of  the  Bengal  Civil 
Service.  Major  Bateman-Champain  succeeded  in  1870  to  the  Halton  Estates,  by  tne 
will  of  Thomas  Bateman,  Esq.,  and  in  deference  also  to  his  testamentary  injunction 
assumed,  in  addition  to  and  before  the  name  of  Champain,  the  surname  of  Bateman. 
He  has  issue  two  sons  and  two  daughters — 

1.  Arthur  Patrick,  born  17  October,  1866. 

2.  Hugh  Frederick,  born  6  April,  1S69. 

1.  Mary  Rosaline. 

2.  Alice  Katharine. 


^rtigree  of  iSenson, 


Taken   from   the   Harleian   Manuscripts   in  the   British   Museum,    and  collated   with   documents    in     the    Colli 
bearings,  and   the  arras  oi  their  intermarriages,  so  far  as  hath  been  discovered." 


CIjDmas  IScnson,  Lord  of  Ryss 
John  Benson,  of  Ryssup,    12  Stephei 


Thomas  Benson,   of  Ryssup,  35  Hen. 


Christopher  Benson,   of  Ryssup, 


Robert  Benson,  8  Ed. 


Henry  Benson,   2   Ed. 


Thomas  Benson,  45  Ed. 
Robert  Benson,  son  and  hei 


Richard  Benson,  son  and  hei 


Thomas  Benson,   son  and  hei 


John  Benson, 


William    Benson,   3rd 
Robert  Benson,   obit. 


Richard  Benson,    obit.    156 


Eldest  Son,  a  priest. 


John  Benson,  3rd  son,  of  Langdaill,  gentleman,  lord    of  1 
manor  of  Baysbrown,  Westmoreland ;  will  dated  1561. 


John  Hensun, 


George  Benson,    obit,  vita  patn  = 


in  1561,    Lord  of  Baysbrown,  Elterwater  and   Oakhow,   married  at  Hawkshead,  2  July,  157  = 


Jo' 

N  Benson,    of  Wray 

in  Grasmcr  = 

M  \s  Benson,  of 
Grasmeie  church 

Stang 

End  and  Skehv 

ith. 

born 

December, 

1607, 
Ge 

married  at 

Ha«kshcad 

parish 

church, 

15    October.  1635,  bur 

ed   31    Marc: 

orge  Benson,   of  Stan 

Z  End, 

bom  14 

August,  1636,  died  19 

October,  171  = 

John  Benson  (2nd  son,  eldest  died  unmarried),  of  Stang  End  and   Brown   Bridge   End;    bom  29  December,    1668,    died  15  July,  173= 


George  Benson  {2nd  son,  eldest  died  young),  of  Stang  End  and  Hawkshead,  born  February,  1699.  died  6  August,  1755 


I.  John  Benson,  born  1730,  ob. 
1757,  unmarried. 

4.  Thomas       Benson,      born 
1738-39,  ob.  1766,  unmarried. 

5.  James   Benson,    bom    1741, 
ob.  1758,  unmarried. 


George  Benson,  of  Kendal,  =  Deborah,  daughter  of  Roger 


born   1732,   married  1769,  and 
died  18  May,  1801. 


Wakefield,     of    Kendal, 
his  2nd  wife,  Mary  Wilson. 
She  died  1806,  aged  64. 


3.  WiLLi.\M  Benson,  born  17; 
married  ist,  Agnes,  daughter 
Barnard  and  Ann  Benson,  wl 
died,  having  had  an  or 
daughter,  Abigail,  who  died 
infancy.  He  married  2ndly, 
1771,  and  died  lojuly,  1800. 


1.  GicoKGE  Benson, 
born  1770,  ob.  1802, 
unmarried. 

2.  Roger  Benson, 
born  1771,  ob,  1808, 
unmarried. 

3.  John  Benson, 
born  1773,  ob.  1804, 
unmariicd. 


6.  RonKRT  Benson,  of: 
Kendal,  born  1780, 
married  1807,  and 
died  17  Feb.,  1857. 


1.  Deborah    Benson, 
ob.  enf. 

2.  Mary  Benson,  died 
young, 

7.  'Maria  Benson,  died 
young. 


DoKoriiY,  daughter  of  George 
Braithwaite,  and  his  wife, 
Deborah  Wilson ;  she  died 
24  Sept.,  1861,  aged  78  (/« 
Braithwaite  Pedigree). 


3.  Deborah 
married 


Benson. 

)      John 
Jowitt,        Esq.,        of 
Hareliill.  Leeds.  = 
A 


4.  William  Benson. 
born  1776,  ob.  1805, 
unmarried. 

5.  Tiio.MAS  Benson, 
born  1778,  ob.  1801, 
unmarried. 

Mary  Benson,  born 
1783,  ob.  1803,  un- 
married. 


3.  William  Benson,  of: 
Ulverston,  bom  1777. 
married  181 1,  and  died 
22  March,  1835. 


Mary,  daughter  of 
Joseph  Smith,  Esq., 
Lord  of  the  manor 
of  Addingham. 

Yorkshire. 


Hannah   Benson,  married  Joseph  Benson,  ob.  > 

ist,  James  Harrison  King,  "NIary  Benson,  ob.  < 

of     York,      and      2ndly,  SARAH    Benson,    K 

William  Brady,  of  York.  3  August,  18 15. 


I,  Gkorge  Benson, 
of  Staley  bridge,  bora 
1809,  married  10 
March,  1841,  Su- 
sanna, daughter  of 
Josh.  Crewdson,  of 
Manchester,  and  his 
wife  Rachel  Jowitt  ; 
she  died  9  August, 
1869.    = 

George  Henry  Ben- 
son, bom  2  Sept., 
1842. 

Joseph  Crewdson 
Benson,  born  2 
August,   1851. 

Rachel  Makv. 

Anna  Dora. 

Susanna, 

Edith,  died  voung. 

Amy  Roberta. 


.  Robert  Braith- 
waite-Benson,  of 
Alderley  Edge,  born 
1 8 17,  married  7 
November,  1855, 
Elcanora  Seymour, 
daughter  of  Janet 
Stewart,  ob.  8  Jan., 
1872.       = 

Robert  Seymour 
Benson,  bom  19 
October,  1858. 

Janet  Dorothea. 

"Eleanora    Kaiiie- 


3.  William 
Thomas 
Benson. 
of  Canada, 
married  10 


July, 

lie- 


lelen  Wil- 
son. = 


4.  Rachel  Benson,  mar- 
ried Robert  Crewdson, 
of  Manchester,  who 
died  without  issue. 

5.  Sarah  Benson,  mar- 
ried James  Harrison  ;  no 
issue. 

6.  Anna  Dorothy  Ben- 
son, married  Isaac  Wil- 
son. Esq.,  of  Nunthorpe 
HaJl  CO.  York. 


William  Benson,  solici- 
tor, of  Manchester,  born 
1814,  married  25  Feb.. 
1847,  Caroline,  daugh- 
ter of  Arthur  Arch  and 
his  wife,  Mary  Binyon. 
He  died  26  'FebriLiry. 
1849.  = 


Richard  Smith  Ben-    George    Be> 


son,  of  Victoria.  Aus- 
tralia, born  1821,  mar- 
ried 1847,  Eliza  Jane 
Keed,  of  Broken  River, 
Port  Philip,  .-Vustralix 


of  York.  1- 
1823,  man 
1856,  Sarah  i: 
daughter  of  \ 
liam  and  Si 
Baker,  of  Th;: 


Robert,  died  young, 
William  Theodore, 

died  young. 
George  Frederick, 

born  12  December, 

1864. 
Helen  Dorothea. 


William  Benson, 
born  at  Manches- 
ter, 9  January, 
1848,  now  in 
Australia 


Josephine 
Benson, 
married 
1869,  to 
George 
Gibbons, 
of  Mel- 
bourne. 


Richard  Bensov, 

born  7  December, 

1850. 
William  Benson, 

born  1  July,  1853. 
Mary        Benson, 

born   3  Januar)', 


1    I    1    1    ', 1 

William   Benson, 

27  October,  1857, 
Geokge  Frederick 

son,  born  6  Scpi< 

J  850. 
Joseph  Henry  Bi  n 

born  2^  Xovcmbc: 
Richakd  Edwin  Bln 

died  young. 
John     Ellis     Ben 

bom  20  .Xugust.  iS 
Hlnkietta  Benson 


of  ^tattfl  oBnti. 


Arms,  London,  thence   continued  from  various  private  genealogies   in  the  possession  of  the  respective  families,  with  their  armorial 


York,  1109,  9  Hen. 


OANE  or  Lucy,  daughter  of  John  Thornton,  Esq.,  Newboll  Rydall,  co.  York. 
\LICE,  daughter  of  Thomas  Bondfield,  of  Lushingham,  Esq. 
lANE,  daughter  of  Sir  Marmaduke  Donell,  of  Jesu,   Knt. 

ANE,  daughter  and  sole  heiress  of  Henry  (or  John)  Branston,  of  East  Ludford, 

I ,  daughter  of  John  Dolby,   Esq. 

\LICE.  daughter  of  John  Quathron. 

Catharine,  daughter  of  Sir  Robert  Holby,    Knt. 

,  daughter  of  Sir  W.  Franke. 

.AviCE  or  Anes,    daughter  of  John  Earl. 
Ursula,  daughter  of  Thomas  Rockley,  Esq. 

,  daughter  of  Richard  Parcey,  of  Kighton,  Esq. 

Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas  Lisley. 

Martha,  daughter  of  Francis  Spilman,  son  of  Sir  J.  Spilman. 

Ruth  (?)  died  in  her  husband's  lifetime  ;  buried  in  Grasmere  church. 


a  quo  Bristol  and  Salisbury  Branch 


Margaret,  daughter  of   George  Sandys,  Esq.,  of  Graithwaite,  eldest  brother  of  Edwin  Sandys,  Archbishop  of  York  (.rw  that  family). 


tst  wife,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of Sawrey,  died  16  November,  1636. 


Margaret,  daughter  and  heiress  of  James  Braithwaite,  of  Croft  Head,  Colthouse,  parish  of  Hawkshead,  married  12  July,  1663,  died  i  June,  1725. 

ist  wife,  Isabella,  daughter  of  Edward  Forrest,  of  Tockhow,  married  11  December,  Dorothy  Benson.  =  Anthony  Wilson,  Esq.,  of  High  Wray. 

1691,  died  27  March,  1712.  /{^ 

a  quo  Wilson,  of  High  Wray. 
.'Vbigail,  only  daughter  and  heiress  of  William  Braithwaite,  of  Elterwater  ;  married  16  September,  1729,  died  13  October,   1761. 


Sarah,  daughter  of  Wm.  and                      6.  Robekt    Benson, 

of   Liver- = 

=  Sarah,   daughter   of  William 

I 

.  Elizabeth  Ben- 

Hannah Salthouse  (2nd wife).                           pool,  born  15  June, 

74Q,  mar- 

and    Rachel    Rathbone,    of 

son,  born  1743, 

ried  23  May.  1781,  ob.  i  Nov., 

Liverpool,  ob.   29  October, 

ob.  1758. 

i3o2. 

1827. 

1 

.  Abigail  Benson, 
born   1746,  ob. 
1761. 

egrge  Ben- 

4.  Robert  Benson,  of  Preston,  =  Tane,   daughter    of        I 

Robert         =Mary.    daughter 

of   David 

Rachel    Ben-        Abigail    Benson, 

N,  ob.  enf. 

born  20  October,  1779,  married 

William  and  Mar- 

Benson, of 

and       Esther 

Dockray, 

son,  died  un-            married      David, 

/illiamBen- 

II  October,  1803,  ob.  3  Feb., 

garet    Davis,    ob. 

Liverpool, 

of  Lancaster,   ob.  7  July, 

married.                      son  of  David  and 

N,  ob.  enf. 

1864,  aged  84. 

16  Dec,  18 

is- 

and  Susse.K 

1824. 

Margaret                  Esther    Dockray, 

homas  Ben- 

Square, 

BENS0N,died            of  Lancaster. 

N,  born  1789. 

Richard   Benson,  born    1810, 

Sarah      Benson, 

London, 

-John    Dockray 

Benson, 

unmarried,  6                           — 

NAH        BEN- 

ob.  1822. 

born    1818, 

ob. 

married     4 

ob.  enf. 

Jan.,  1856.                              /K 

N,  bom  1773, 

Thomas    Benson,    born    1814, 

1835. 

March, 

-Sarah  Benson,  died  young. 

.     1806,    un- 

ob.  1835. 

Margaret 

Ben- 

1812,    died 

-Esther     Mary 

Benson, 

irrieJ. 

John  Benson,   born  1826,   ob. 

SON,    bom 

20       June, 

born  1822,   ob. 

1867,  un- 

1827. 

ob.  1830. 

1846. 

married. 

RiET,daugh-= 

=  1.  William  =Mary,       2.  Robert   Benson,     =;.  George 

6.  Davis    Benson,    of       Robert  Bexson,  of  Cra-    William    Benson,    of 

r     of      Rev. 

BENSON.of    daughter        of  Preston,  J. P.  for 

Benson, 

Bowdon,        Cheshire, 

ven  Hill  Gardens,   Lon-         Langtons,     Alresford, 

atthew      Ro- 

Bury,  Lan-    of  James        the  county  of  Lan- 

now of  tl 

e        bom    17    July,    1820, 

don,  born  23  July,  1814,         co.    Hants.,   J. P.    for 

nson.ofRain- 

cashire,           Chad-             caster,      born       21 

United 

married  30  December, 

married  28 

April,   1847,        that  county,    born    3 

rd,   CO.  Lan- 

born  1S04,      wick,    of        May,      1807,     mar- 

States, 

1859,  Jane,  daughter 

Eleanor  Sl 

ra,   daughter        August,     1816,     mar- 

ster,  1st  wife. 

ob,3oJune,     Bury               ried',  1836,  Isabella, 

married 

of  George    Edmond- 

of    Admiral    Moorsom,         ried      9      December, 

1844.               (2nd               daughter  of  Thomas 

AliceLun 

1,        son,    of   Queenwood, 

and      his 

wife,      Mary         1852,  Elizabeth  Souls- 

wife).              and  Rachel  Bewley, 

who  died 

Hants.     = 

Maude.   = 

by    Smith,    daughter 

by  whom  he  had  an 

s.p. 

1 

of     Thomas     Smith, 

only  daughter,  who 

Esq.,    of    Colebrooke 

died  in  infancy. 

Park,  Tun'oridge.  = 

ROBER- 

■  Robinson    William     Ben-    George    Ben- 

~7n 

I.  Elizabe 

thBen-    Davis     Edmondson 

Robert 

Henry  Ben-    William  Arthur  Smith 

Bens 

ON,  of  Aus-        SON,      married        son,        mar- 

son. 

married        Benson,     born    16 

son,    born    24  Sept.,         Benson,  born  17  Oct., 

tralia 

born     14         Eliza,  daughter        ried     Harriet 

Thos.    A 

therton,         December,  i860. 

1850. 

i8;4- 

May, 

1830,    mar-        of          Richard        Nash,        ob. 

of  Manch 

ester.         Robert  Benson, born 

ConstantineWilliam    Cecil   Foster    Benson, 

ried 

in      1852.        ThornhiU.  =            1869.    = 

2.  Jane     1 
married 

Benson,         16  January,  1865. 

Benson 

born      25        born  29  September,  1857. 

Isabe 

Ua,     daugh-                                                      1 

William    Margaret        Jane 

April,   I 

3;2.                     Francis    Robert    Ben- 

ter 

Df     Thomas                                                         | 

Brockban 

k,        of       Benson. 

Mary     Constance-           son,  born  4  Nov.,  185S. 

Mans 

2     March,         Son,     born     20        Geokge 

Manches 

er. 

Maude 

Benson.            Godfrey         Rathbone 

died 

Benson,   born  6  Nov., 

1871. 

=                        April,  1872.          Benson. 

1864. 
Margaret  Elizabeth. 

flARRiET,    died  young.            Harriet. 

Thomas    Benson, 

Robert  Benson.             Agnes  Mary. 

Jane.                                         .-\gncs  JMary. 

born  iS^4. 

William 

Benson. 

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2  acres  of  meadow,  and  20  acres  of  moor,  in  Cold  Hesledon,  Co.  Durham,  held  of  the  Lord  Lumley,  in  socage  ;  an.j 
of  3  messuages,  40  acres  of  arable  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood,  and  70  acres  c 
moor,  with  the  appurtenances,  in  Hawthorne,  Co.  Durham,  held  of  Sir  George  Ratcliffe,  Knt.,  in  socage.  Inq.  p.  mj 
20  February,  6  Ed.  6.  =  ,11 


Robert  Fokster,  eldest  son  and  heir,  cet.  36 
1550,  at  the  ceath  of  his  father,  then  a  clerk 
Holy  Orders. 


Thomas    Fostf. 
Margaret  Todde. 


married 


Richard  Forster,  of  Cold  Hesledon,  who  was  taxed  upon  lands  there,  i  James  i,= 
1603,  as  "Richard  Forster,"  but  in  the  Halmote  books  he  is  called  "Richard 
Foster." 


Robert  Forster. 


TuoM.'Vs    Forster,    of   Cold=ALici.A. 
Hesledon,  who  was  a  dissenter  I 
in  1640. 


Robert  Forster,  of=M.\RGAKET,  daughter 
Cold  Hesledon,  Co.  I  of  Thos.  and  Ann 
Palatine,  of  Dur-  |  Robinson,  of  Haw- 
ham  ;  married  1659,  I  thorne.  She  died 
ob.  1674.  I      in  1710. 


Thomas  Forster,    bom=SARAH,   daughter   of 


at  Hawthorne,  Co.  Dur- 
ham, 1662  ;  married  1691 
He  died  1728. 


Michael  Hornsby,  of 
Witton  Gilbert,  Co. 
Durham.  She  died 
1738. 


MVLES  Birket,  eldest  son,  bom  1640,  married  1066. 
He  removed  with  his  family  from  Birket  Houses  (which 
he  had  purchased  in  1678)  to  the  Wood  Estate,  also  in 
Cartmel  Fell,  which  he  purchased  in  1679,  for;^24o.  By 
his  will,  dated  1717,  he  gave  his  gavelock  and  iron  mcll 
to  his  grandson  Myles. 


Margaret  Forster,  eldi 
daughter,  married  to  Thoni 
Fearon,  of  CuUercoats, 
Northumberland,  fromwli 
descend  the  present  rep 
sentatives  of  Heath, 
Kepyer,  and  Little  Edi 
Co.  Durham. 


Robert  Forster, 
a  merchant  at 
Rotterdam,  en- 
dowed the  schools 
at  Hawthorne. 
See  Surtees,  Dur- 
ham, lie,  Part  2, 
P-  39- 


Robert  Foster,  of  Haw- 
thorne, Co.  Durham,  only 
.surviving  son,  born  1694, 
married  at  Shotton,  Co. 
Durham,  1726,  and  died 
16  February,  1755. 


Elizabeth,  elder  daugh- 
ter (and  coheiress  with 
her  sister  Ann),  of  Nicholas 
and  Elizabeth  Dodshon. 
She  died  in  1730,  at  the 
birth  of  her  3rd  son. 


Sarah  Foster,  3rd 
daughter,  married  to 
John,  son  of  Daniel 
Abraham,  of  Swarth- 
nioor,  and  Lord  of  the 
Manor  of  L'lverston.  = 

A 

,S«  Abraham  Pedigree. 


Mary  Foster,  7th  daughter,  married 
to  Warren  Maude,  Esq.,  of  Sunniside, 
Co.  Durham,  ist  wife.    = 


d  ^uo  Mali)E-Ro.\bv,    late   of  Black- 
wood, Co.  York. 


Alice    Foster,    8th  and  youn; 

daughter,  married  to  George  Bra 

waite,  Esq.,  of  Kendal.  = 

A 

See  Braithwaite    Pedigree 


I.  Thomas  Foster,  of  Durham,  born 
at  Hawthorne ;  married  Frances, 
daughter  of  Humphrey  Doubleday 
{sec  Surtees,  Durham,  vol.  4,  pt.  2, 
]).  112),  and  Elizabeth  Nicholson, 
his  wife.= 

A 


2.  Robert  Foster,  of  Worcester,  bom  at 
Hawthorne,  married  Ann,  daughter  of  John 
Ashby  and  Mary  Wood.  = 


d  fuo  Foster,  of  Ebley  House,  Co.  Gloucester, 
and  also  Foster,  of  Le  Court,  Petersfield, 
Hants. 


3.  Dodshon  Foster,  a  merchant=ELT7ABETH  Birket,  eldest  daugh. 
of  Lanca.sler,  bom  at  Hawthorne,  I  and  eventually  sole  heiress,  i 
Co.  Durham,  1730,  and  died  at  1729,  married  at  Lancaster,  3  J 
Lancaster,  2  January,  1792,  set.  |  1753.  She  died  12  Seplin't 
62.  '  I  1766. 


Robert  Foster,   eldest  son,   born  at  Lancaster,   24  April,   1754.     This  gentleman's  forefathers  had  been  Quakers  since  the  origin  of  that  society  by  George  F< 
were  West  India  merchants  at  Lancaster,  and  in  1774,  his  grandfather  and  great  uncle,   Myles  and  James  Birket,  sent  him  out  to  Antigua  as  their  storekccp«r  thi 
entered   as  "mate  and  midshipman"  on  board  the  brig  Endeavour,  carrying  14  guns,  xvhich   was  fitted  out   to   cruise  against  the  American  privateers,  Lieulen 
quently  in  the  Defiance,  64  guns,  Samuel  Cranston  Goodall,  Esq.,  commander,  and  on  the  8  July,  1778,  he  entered  on  board  the  Jupiter,  50  guns,  Francis  Reynol, 
vessel,  on  the  21  October  following,  they  had  a  severe  engagement  with  the  Triton,  64  guns,  in  which  several  of  the  officers  and  crew  were  killed,  among  the  fonl 
])romoted  to  that   post;   and  on  the  21  April,   1779,    he  wrote  "Pelican,    River  Tagus,    received   Captain   Reynolds'   acting   orders  as  lieutenant  of  this  ship.  &• 
relatives  and  friends,  he  resigned  his  lieutenancy  and  returned  to  his  native  place.     It  seems  strange,  but  it  is  nevertheless  a  fact,   that  the  Society  of  Friends  m  ■ 
navy.     Shortly  after  his  return  his  maternal  grandfather,  .Myles  Birket,  sent  him  to  Hebblethwaile.  a  beautiful  estate,  charmingly  situated  2  miles  above  Sedlier 
with  "Sarthwaite,"  on  the  death  of  his  grandfather  in   1785'     In  1783  he  succeeded  to  "  The  Wood  "  estate,  in  Cartmel,  by  the  will  of  his  great  uncle  )ames  Birl. 
His  grandfather,   Myles  Birket,  wished    him    to  entail  Hebblethwaile  upon  his   eldest   son,   Myles  Birket   Foster  (who  was  named  after  him),  but  as  lie  consiili  : 
his  fami  y,   these  estates  were  all  sold  in  1812.     He  numbered  Wordsworth  and  Coleridge  among  his  friends,  and  the  fomier,  who  staved  a  wcx-k  with   him  at   lU 
wlio  mentions  his  visit  in  a  letter  to  Richard  Duppa  (see  Southey's  letters,  &c.),  and  the  venerable  Professor  SedgAvick  pays  a  fitting  tribute  to  his  high  mental  j  ■ 
of  some  of  the  leading  men  of  the  parish  of  Sedbergh,  in  the  "  Supplement  to  the  Memorial  of  the  Trustees  of  Cowgill  Chapel."  published  in  1868.    Another  of  his  li 
corresponded  in  Latin.     At  the  request  of  Wilberforce,  m  1791,  he  gave  evidence  before  a  Select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons  on  the  Slave  Trade.     He  m.i 
Mary  Burton,  of  the  Hill,  Sedbergh,   Co.  York,  who  died  9  November,  1799,  and   secondly  Margaret,   daughter  of  Christopher  and  Mary  Walker,  of  Sedbergh, 
She  died  g  August,  1835.  at  Newcastle-upon-Tyne.     He  died  at  Newcastle-upon-Tyne.  15  June.  1827.  aged  74.  leaving  issue  by  his  first  marriage  only.= 


Myles  Birket  Foster,  eldest  son, 
so  called  after  his  maternal  great 
grandfather,  who  was  then  alive.  I  le 
was  bom  at  Hebblethwaite  Hall,  4 
lanuary,  1785,  and  married  at  New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, II  April,  181 1  ; 
ob.  in  London.  21  January,  1861. 


Ann,  only  daughter  of  Joseph 
King  and  Maiy  Han-ison,  his 
wife.  Shewasbomat  Newcastle, 
29  Sejjtember,  1790,  living 
1872.     See  Backhouse  Pedigree. 


James  Foster,  of  Stamford 
Hill,  London,  and  Shomcliffe 
Lodge,  Co.  Kent,  married  his 
cousin,  Rachel,  daughter  of 
Joseph  Foster,  of  Bromley,  Co. 
Kent,  but  died  s.  p. 


Elizabeth  Foster,  mar- 
ried to  Anthony  Clapham, 
E>q..  of  Henwcll  Grove, 
to.  Northumberland.  = 

A 


Mary  Foster,  m 
to  Robert,  son  of  k 
and  Mary  Spend 
WhaitemiU  House, 
Darlev.  Co.  York. 


ROBKIil'  Foster,  Esq.,  of  New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, and  of  New- 
biggin,  t"o.  Northumberland, 
born  27  January,  1812  ;  married 
7  July,  1858,  Ann,  only  suiviving 
daughter  of  Isaac  and  Deborah 
Richardson,  of  Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne. 


JosEi'H  Foster,  of  Sunderland,  bom 
at  North  Shields,  19  August,  18 13  ; 
married  there  igjuly,  1842.  Elizabeth, 
4lh  daughter  of  Emmanuel  Taylor. 
Es(i..  of  North  Shields,  and  died 
at  Sunderland.  9  February,   1859.     = 


Dodshon  Foster,  Esq., 
of  Maida  Vale,  London,  born 
6  Jan.,  1816 ;  m.arried  6 
Feb.,  1849,  Mary  Ann, 
daughter  of  John  Rutty, 
Esq.,  of- 


JoiiN  Harrison  Fos- 
ter, Esq..  of  Fern  Side. 
Witley,  Co.  Surrey,  bom 
22  January,  i8i8,  married 
24  May,  1849.  Mar)' 
Heseltine  Howes,     — 


Joseph  FosrKU,=CA 
eldest  son,  born  at 
Sunderland,  Co. 
Durham,  9  March, 
1844,  married  at 
Burgess  Hill,  Co, 
Sussex,   12  August, 


lEKINE 

Clark,  eldest 
daughter  of 
George  Pocock, 
E.sq.,  of  Hill 
Side,  Burgess 
Hill,    Co.   Sus- 


sex. 


Sandys  Birkrt-Foster,  born  at 
New  Barnet,  Herts,  19  June,  1870. 


James  Foster, 
born  2  Oct.,  1845, 
married  Theotlo- 
sia  Alice  Milne, 
daughter  of  Alex- 
ander .\Iilne,Esii,, 
and  has  a  daui;li- 
ter,  Theodosia 
Alice  Foster,  born 
I  Feb.,  1868. 


Rohert  Foster, 
born  23  June, 
1848. 

ICmanuel  Tay- 
lor Foster, 
born  3  J  une, 
1852. 

Freiierick 
Foster,     bom 
16  Dec.,  1853. 

1.  Anne  Foster. 

2.  Elizabeth 
Foster. 

3.  .\gnes  Foster. 


Edwin  Foster,  born  27 
August,  1852. 

Charles  Foster,  born 
26  August,  1854. 

Jessie  Foster,  only 
d.iughter,  married 6 Feb., 
1872,  to  Frederick  Bran- 
don Shtittlcworth,  l-"s(i., 
and  son  of  \\'illiam 
Sewell  Shuttlcwonh. 
Esq.,  of  Plaistow  Hall, 
Co.  Kent. 


Walter  John   Foster, 

bom  12  .August.  1 860. 
Edith  Foster. 
Alice  Mary  Foster. 
Amy  Gertride  Foster. 


Mary     1 . 
daughter. 
St.  Mark  s 
«June.    , 
ham.    twin 
Atchison,   i'^   :       1 
Artillery-.     He  \v    ■ 
at    Malta,    14    i.V; 
1823.    = 

William  Et; 

Atchison,     U. 

August.  1854. 
Thomas  Percy  .^ 

son.     bom    a8 

1857. 

M.\KY  CAT'trKlV! 
CHISON.  1        •  "! 

Mary    FiAits^i 

CHISON. 


of  iSirfeet  Rouses. 


James 


<KI1EADE,  of  Cartmel  Fell. 


1 


John  Birkheadf;,  son  of  James,  admitted  tenant  of  lands= 
m  the  manor  of  Cartmel  Fell,  on  the  death  of  his  father,  I 
8  November,  39  Elizabeth,  1596.  | 


Peter  Birket,  sold  Birket 
Houses  in  1639  to  James 
Atkinson. 


James  Birket,  son  of 
John. 


Myles   Birket,    of   Birket  = 
Houses,   in  Cartmel  Fell. 


James  BtRKET,  of  Birket  Houses,  =  Esther,   second  daughter  of  David  Sandys,  of  Field  Head, 


"married  when  15  years  of 
Hawkeshead     parish     church, 
November,  1637. 


who  was  youngest  son  of  Christopher  S?.ndys,  of  Graith- 
waite,  and  a  great  nephew  of  Edwin  Sandys,  Archbishop 
of  York,  ancestor  of  the  Baron  Sandys.  (See  that  family.) 
She  was  baptised  at  Hawkeshead,  13  February,  1613. 


IClizaheph,  daugh-        William  Birkett,  of  Birket  Houses.  Will  dated  James  Birket, 

ter    of    John     and         Feb.,  1678,   by  which  he  made  bequests  to  his  succeeded        to 

Mary      Birket,      of        cousin  William   Sandys,  to  the  children  of  his  Birket    Houses, 

Crook,      in     West-        uncles    Adam   and   Myles  Sandys     [see  Sandys  Co.    Lancaster, 

moreland.                           Pedigree),  and  also   to   his   brother  James,    ap-  ob.  1717. 
pointing  his  brother  Myles  his  e.xecutor. 


Catherine,  daugh- 
ter of  Myles  Halhead, 
of  Mountjoy,  in 
Underbarrow. 


AMES  Birket,  of  "The  Wood,"  which     Esther 
is  father  gave  him  in  1692,  married  ist,     Birket, 
t    Swarthmoor,      in     1693,      Elizabeth,     ob.      en- 
aughter  of  Joseph  Goad,  of  Beacliff.   She     fans, 
icd  without  issue,  and  he  married  2ndly, 
t  Lancaster,  in  1696,  Elizabeth,  daughter 
f    Thomas    and    Margaret     Hinde,     of 
'rossgill,  in   Littledaile.     He   purchased 
lebblethwaite    Hall    in    1712,    of  Wm. 
jodsalve,  of  Rigmaden.= 


Mary  Birket,  married  at  Height,  James        =  Elizabeth 

in  1692,  to  Robert,  son  of  Richard  Birket,         Benson,     f 

Willan,  of  Marsthwaite,  Sedbergh,  of      Birket     Manrig 

Co.     York.         He    died    in    1737,  Houses.  Fu 

having  had  5  sons  and  3  daughters,  , 

one  of  whom,   Elizabeth,   married  Stephen, 

in   1736  to    Job   Rawlinson,   Esq.,  eldest  son, 

of   Graithwaite.      See   Pedigree   of  died       un- 

that  family.  married. 


UvLES  Birket,  of=jANE,     daugh- 


lebhlethwaiteHall, 

;o.  York,  and  Sar- 

hwaite,     Co.    Lan- 

:aster,     was     born 

It  "The  Wood,"  in  |  ermou 

;697,    and    died    3 

Jctober,  1785. 


ter  of  James 
Westray  and 
Deborah  Bib- 
lands,  of  Cock- 


2.  Thomas  Birket,  married  Deborah  Lotherington, 
of  Whitby.  He  succeeded  to  the  Wood  Estate, 
and  died  s.  p.  in  1759,  when  his  brother  James 
bought  his  widow's  life  interest  in  the  estate. 

3.  James  Birket,  a  merchant  of  Lancaster,  and 
of  "The  Wood,"  Cartmel,  which  he  subsequently 
devised  to  his  great  nephew,  Robert  Foster,  in  1783. 

4.  John  Birket,  died  unmarried. 

5.  Richard  Birket,  died  unmarried. 


Margaret  Birket, 
only  daughter,  married 
in  1722,  to  Jonathan, 
son  of  Thomas  Thorn- 
ton, of  Caton,  and 
had  4  sons  and  3 
daughters.  See  Pedi- 
gree, Thornton,  of 
Skerton. 


Ja.mes  Bikket, 
of  Birket  Houses, 
married  Isabel 
Jackson,  from 
Ambleside,  and 
died  1769.  = 


JosEi'ii  Birket, 
an  Alderman  in 
Kendal,  married 
a  daughter  uf 
Alderman  Holme. 


James  Birket,  born  1730, 
died  unmarried. 
Deborah  Birket,  born 
1731,  died  unmarried. 
Margaret  Birket,  born 
1746,  died  unmarried. 


James  Birket,  of  Gar-=  Elizabeth,  daughter  oi'Myles  Joseph  Birket,  and        Elizabeth    Birket, 

nett  House,  in  Winster,  I  Wenr.ington,  and  granddaugh-  4  daughters;  all  died         married  to  Henry  Har- 

Co.  Westmoreland,  now  |  ter    of    William     Higgin,     of  young.                                    greaves,        of       Lan- 

the    Parsonage     House  I  Osmotherley,  Co.  Lancaster.  caster.  = 

of  Winster.     He  died  in  |  /K 


James  Birket,  ii 
the  African  tradi 
to  Liverpool. 

Margaret      Bik 

KET. 


e  was  articled  to  his  relatives  the  Rawlinsons,  who 
II  May,  1776,  it  appears  hv  his  log  book  that  he 
rancis  Tinsley,  commander.  He  was  subse- 
ifterwards  Lord  Ducie, )  commander,  in  which 
Ir.  Roberts,  the  master,  whereupon  Foster  was 
oon  after  this,  however,  by  the  persuasion  of  his 
isowned  him  for  entering  and  continuing  in  the 
0.  York,  which  he  subsequently  inherited,  together 
nd  in  1787  he  purchased  the  Dovecot  Gill  estate, 
lat  could  not  be  done  with  justice  to  the  rest  of 
nvaite  Hall,  gave  him  an  introduction  to  Southey, 
nd  genial  disposition,  under  biographical  notices 
as  John  Fletcher,  of  Greswithen,  with  whom  he 
stly.  I  March,  1784,  Mary,  daughter  of  James  and 
idow  of  John  Burton,   of'  the  Hill,   near  Sedbergh. 


James     Birket, 

died  unmarried, 

1827/8. 
Myles    Birket, 

died  unmarried, 

a-t.  20. 


William  Higgin 
Birket,  of  Hodge 
Hill.  Cartmel  Fell, 
ob.  24  Dec,  1836, 
set.  71. 


Ellen,  only  daughter 
of  John  and  Dorothy 
Cartmel,  of  Broad 
Oak,  Crosthwaite. 


Mary  Birket, 
married  to  Tho- 
mas Newby,  Esq., 
of  Barber  Green, 
and  Kendal.  = 


Isabel  Birket. 
married  James 
Gawthrop,  Esq. 


Elizabeth,  only  daughter, 
married  to  Myles  Harrison, 
Esq.,  of  The  Landing,  and  had 
a  daughter  Mary,  married  to 
Thomas  Wilson,  Esq.,  of 
Lancaster,  and  had  an  only 
son,  Thomas  Newby  Wilson, 
Esq.,  of  The  Landing,  Newby 
Bridge,  Lancaster. 


Gawtiiuop,     only 
son,    married   Jane 


Edmund 

surviving 

Wilson,   of  Appleby,   and  had 

an  only  daughter,  Jane  Gaw 

throp  {living  1872). 


James  Birket,  of  Birket  Houses, 
born  7  February,  1799,  died  there, 
28  September,  1853,  unmarried. 
Joii.N  Birket,  died  in  infancy. 
Isaac  Birket,  bom  9  November, 
1812,  and  died  26  March,  1847, 
unmarried. 


2.  William  Birket,  of  Cark  Cottage,  Cart- 
mel, born  12  October,  1801. 

4.  Miles  Birket,  of  Ravensbarrow  Lodge, 
Cartmel,  born  14  .April,  1808,  living  unmarried. 

5.  John  Birket,  Esq.,  of  Birket  Houses,  born  9 
November,  1810  ;  succeeded  to  Birket  Houses 
on  the  death  of  his  brother  James  Birket  in 
1853,  living  unmarried. 


.  Elizabeth  Birket, 
born  25  Dec.,  1797, 
and  died  at  Bridge 
House,  Cartmel  Fell, 
12  Sept.,  1862,  un- 
married. 

.  Mary,  died  in  in- 
fancy. 


Eleanor  ■- 
Birket, 
born  8 
March, 
1806,   mar- 
ried in  1833 
and  died  28 
Jan.  i86r. 


Rev.  Robert  Blackburn 
Cockerton,  incumbent  of 
Cartmel,  son  of  George 
Cockerton,  of  Dalton  in  Ful- 
ness, and  his  wife,  Amelia 
Blackburn;  born  13  Dec, 
1802 ;    and    died    10   July, 


Iyles  Birket  Foster, 
f  The  Hill,  Witley,  Co. 
urrey.  A  member  of  the 
)ld  Water  Color  Society, 
om  at  North  Shields,  Co. 
lorthumberland,  4  Feb- 
iiary,  1825.  He  married 
idly,  at  St.  Mark's,  Re- 
ent's  Park,  London,  25 
ugust.  1864,  Frances, 
augliter  of  Dawson 
Vatson,  Esq.,  of  Sed- 
ergh,  Co.  York,  solicitor, 
ut  has  no  issue  by  this 
larriage. 


Ann  Spence  (a 
twin)  loth  daugh- 
ter, born  13  Au- 
gust, 1825,  mar- 
ried at  Earsdon, 
Northumberland, 
13  August,  1850, 
and  died  4  Julv, 
1859. 


I.  George  Cocker- 
ton, of  Grange,  in 
Cartmel,  born  2 
March,  1834;  married 
in  i86r,  Mary  Maude, 
daughter  of  John  Ellis. 


2.  James     Birket 
Cockerton,         of 
Ravensbarrow 
Lodge,  Cartmel 

Fell,  born  10  Nov., 
1837  ;  married  in 
i860,  Jane,  daughter 
of  C.  Graham.       = 


Iyles  Birket  Foster,  born  29  Nov. 
ViLLiAM  Foster,  born  6  June,   1853. 
lENRY  Foster,  born  6  Nov.,  1854, 
Iargaret  Ann  Foster. 
■LLEN  Foster. 


Robert  Ellis  Cock- 
erton. 

John  Cockerton. 

George  Cocker- 
ton. 

Mary  Ellen 
cockerto.v. 


James  Birket 
Cockerton. 

David  Frederick 
Cockerton. 

Robert  Black- 
burn Cocker- 
ton. 

Elizabeth  Eleanor  Cockertom. 

Gertrude  Amelia  Evangeline- 
cockerton. 


3.  David  Cockerton,  born  24 
July,  1839. 

4.  William  Higgin  Birket 
Cockerton,  born  27  August, 
1843,  married  9  September,  1872, 
Elizabeth  Milbro  Wilco.x,  daugh- 
ter of  J.  Wilcox,  Esq.,  of  Bristol. 

1.  Eleanor  Cockerton,  mar- 
ried to  Rev.  Thomas  Carter, 
incumbent  of  Cartmel  Fell,  who 
died  1870,  s.p. 

Amelia  Cockerton,  died  1859. 

Mary  Elizabeth. 

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DUCKWORTH,  WILLIAM,  Esq.,  of  Orchard  Leigh  Park,  co.  Somerset, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  born  4  April,  1795;  married  ist,  3  October,  1825,  Hester  Emily, 
daughter  of  Robert  Philips,  Esq.,  of  the  Park,  Prestwich,  co.  Lancaster  {see  that 
family),  and  by  her  (who  died  25  January,  1834)  has  had  issue — 

1.  George  Duckworth,  Captain  5th  Dragoon  Guards  ;  born  29  July, 
1826  ;  and  died  24  August,  1854,  on  board  the  Bombay  transport, 
in  Varna  Bay. 

2.  William  Arthur  Duckworth,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Puttenham, 
CO.  Surrey;  born  17  March,  1829;  married  4  October,  1859,  Hon. 
Edina  Campbell,  youngest  daughter  of  the  Lord  Chancellor  and  the 
Lady  Stratheden  and  Campbell,  and  has  issue. 

3.  Russell  Duckworth,  J. P.,  Barrister-at-Law  ;  born  30  April,  1830  ; 
married,  1863,  Jeannette,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Clutterbuck, 
and  has  issue. 

4.  Herbert  Duckworth,  Barrister-at-Law;  born  19  May,  1833  ;  married 
Julia  Prinsep,  daughter  of  J.  Jackson,  Esq.,  and  died  19  September, 
1870,  leaving  issue. 

I.  Sarah  Emily  Duckworth. 

Mr.  Duckworth  married,  2ndly,  Margaret  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Samuel  Yate  Benyon,  Esq.,  K.C.,  and  Vice-Chancellor 
of  the  County  Palatine  of  Lancaster.     She  died  7  October,  1872. 


LINEAGE. 

This  family  has  for  several  centuries  held  lands  in  Lancashire.  Mr.  Duckworth's  father,  George  Duckworth,  Lord  of  the 
Manor  of  Over  Darwen,  in  the  parish  of  Blackburn,  died  21  November,  1815,  leaving  also  Samuel  Duckworth,  Barrister, 
M.P.  for  Leicester,  and  a  Master  in  Chancery,  who  died  unmarried  3  December,  1847  ;  and  two  daughters,  Eliza, 
unmarried ;  and  Anna,  married  to  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Coltman,  one  of  the  Justices  of  Her  Majesty's  Court  of  Common 
Pleas. 

Seat — Orchard  Leigh  P;irk,  co.  Somerset. 


Biifitiale.  of  ISaroxall  afa&e|>. 


DUGDALE,  JAMES,  Esq.,  of  Wroxall  Abbey,  co.  Warwick,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
High  Sheriff  1868  (eldest  son  of  John  Dugdale,  Esq.,  of  Dovecot,  co.  Lancaster, 
by  Mary  Marshall,  his  wife,  who  died  29  July,  1855);  born  20  March,  1813  ;  married, 
1S54,  Mary  Louisa,  only  daughter  of  John  Plummer,  Esq.,  merchant,  of  London,  and 
has  issue  nine  children— 

1.  James  Broughton  Dugdale,  born  19  September,  1855. 

2.  Frank  Dugdale,  born  5  April,  1857. 

3.  Herbert  Crowe  Dugdale,  born  3  April,  1S60. 

1.  Helen  Dugdale. 

2.  Constance  Marv  Dugdale. 

3.  Mary  Louisa  Dugdale. 

4.  Alice  Ida  Dugdale. 

5.  Amy  Rosetta  Dugdale. 

6.  Edith  Christian  Dugdale. 


LINEAGE. 

Nathaniel  Dugdale,  grandfather  of  the  present  Mr.  Dugdale,  of  Wro.vall  Abbey,  was  the  son  of  John 
Dugdale,  of  Great  Harwood,  near  Clitheroe,  co.  Lancaster,  who  died  17 91,  and  grandson  of  Edmund  Dugdale,  baptized 
at  Great  Harwood,  Clitheroe,  1693.  Nathaniel  Dugdale  married,  27  March,  1785,  Ellen  Smalley,  and  died  23  September. 
iSiG,  leaving  four  sons,  the  eldest,  John  Dugdale,  the  father  of  the  present  Mr.  Dugdale,  of  Wro.\all  Abbey. 

Warwick. 


Scats — Dovecot,  co.  Lancaster,  and  Wro.xall  Abbey, 


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3oIin  Earle  was  one  of  the  principal  inhabitants  of  Warrington,  where  his  ancestors  were  also  located, 
and  between  the  years  1660  and  1708  filled  several  local  offices  of  trust,  in  which  latter  year  he  died. 


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John  Earle,  eldest  son,  settled  in  Liverpool  at  an  = 
early  age,    and  was  admitted   a    member   of  the  | 
Corporation    1703,    and  was  elected  a  Mayor  of 
the  borough  1709  ;  married  1709. 


John  Earle,  died 
unmarried. 


Ralph    Earle,    Esq.,   assumed,   upon  =  DoROTHY,  2nd   daughter  and 


succeding,  28  August,  17S8,  to  the  Willis  I 
estates,  in  pursuance  of  the  will  of  his  kins-  I 
man,  Daniel  Willis,  Esq.,  of  Halsnead  and  | 
of  Hall-of-the-Hill,  the  surname  and  arms  1 
of  that  family,  and  died  in  1790.  | 


coheiress  of  Richard  Alder- 
sey,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool,  a 
branch  of  the  Alderseys,  of 
Aldersey,  co.  Chester. 


I 
Richard  Willis,  Esq.,: 
of  Halsnead  Park,  and 
Hall-of-the-Hill,  bom  18 
September,  1760,  ob.  19 
July,  1837. 


:  Cicely,  only  daughter  of 
Joseph  Feilden,  Esq.,  of 
Witton  Park,  co.  Lan- 
caster. She  died  April, 
1822. 


Willis  Earle,  Esq.,  of  Sandfield  Cottage,  near  Halsnead, 
married  Annina-Cecilia  Lutyaens,  an  Italian  lady,  by 
whom  he  had  (with  another  son  and  a  daughter,  now 
both  deceased),  Willis  and  Sophia. 


-4.  John  Willis,  born  i  October,  1792,  died 
■f-A  1855- 

5.  Henry  Willis,  bom  3  April,  1795,  Lieut. 
13th  Light  Dragoons,  died  while  on  service 
with  his  regiment  at  Reta,  province  of  Leon, 
Spain,  13  October,  1813. 

6.  William  Willis,  bom  5  May,  1798,  a 
Midshipman  R.N.,  died  at  Corunna,  in  the 
"  Surveillante  ■■  Frigate,  31  August,  1812. 


7.  Thomas  Willis,  bom  27  April,  1804,  living 
unmarried  1872. 

1.  Margaret  Dorothea  Willis,  married  i 
May,  1821,  to  Charles  Robert  Sherbourne, 
Esq.,  of  Hurst  House,  son  of  the  late  Admiral 
Hon.  Robert  Digby,  and  died  s.p.  1846. 

2.  Cecilia  Willis,  married  18  September, 
1816,  to  Thomas  Farrer,  Esq.,  son  of  the  late 
James  Farrer,  Esq.,  of  Ingleborough,  near 
Clapham,  co.  York. 


;  M  I 

3.  Sarah  Willis,  died  unmarried  1845. 

4.  Frances  Elizabeth  Willis,  of  Hurst 
House,  CO.  Lancaster,  hving  unmarried  1872. 

5.  Mary  Willis,  married  17  November,  1836, 
to  the  Rev.  Philip  Henry  Lee,  Rector  of  Stoke 
Bruem,  Northamptonshire. 

6.  Caroline  Willis,  died  unmarried. 


I 
.  Richard  Willis,  Esq.,  of 
Halsnead  Park  and  Hall-of- 
thc-Hill,  born  16  July,  17P7, 
jr.arried  17  July,  1819,  Lucy, 
daughter  and  coheiress  of 
Henry  Atherton,  Esq.,  Bar- 
rister-at-Law,  and  died  s.p. 
January,  1859. 


2.  Joseph  Willis,  Esq., 
of  Calcutta,  and  of  Hal- 
snead, born  9  July,  1789, 
and  died  unmarried  at 
Calcutta  in  1863. 


I 
3.  Daniel  Willis,  Esq.,  =Georgiana  Amelia, 


of  Halsnead,  co.  Lan- 
caster, bom  4  August, 
1790,  married  20  June, 
1833- 


3rd  daughter  of  the 
late  Sir  Wm.  Feilden, 
Bart.,  of  Feniscowles. 
t^Sce  that  family.) 


.  Frederick  Willis,  late  Captain 
9th  Lancers,  and  for  many  years  gen- 
tleman-usher to  his  E.xcellency  the 
Lord-Lieutenant  of  Ireland,  born  17 
July,  1805,  married  18  January',  1834, 
"Elizabeth  Louisa,  eldest  daughter  of 
Major-General  Sir  William  Cosset, 
K.S.F..  K.H.,  Under  Secretary  for 
Ireland,  and  died  March.  1867.   = 


■Emily  Frances  Sumner  Willis. 

■Catherine  Margaret  Haughton  Willis,  ob.  enf. 

-Gertrude  Georgiana  Willis,  married  14  September,    1865,  to 

the  Rev.  John  Brown,  of  Compton,  Berks. 
■Sophia  Catherine  Willis,  married  14  September,  1865.  to  Rev. 

Augustus  Dampier,  Vicar  of  Hackleton,  North  Hants. 
Cecilia  Mary  de  Anyeks  Willis. 


Finch  D'.-\nyers  Willis,  late  in  holy  orders,  bom  2  November, 

1840,  died  in  1869,  unmarried. 
Frederick  D'Anvers  Willis,  bom  2  November,  1840. 
John  Wilbraham  Lindsay  D'Asyers  Willis,  late  Lieutenant 

Royal  Engineers,  bom  1848,  ob.  1872. 
Charles  Beaumont  DAnyers  Willis,  bom  25  December,  1851. 


Henry  Rodolph  de  Anyers 
Willis,  late  Captain  92nd 
Highlanders,  born  27  March, 
1834,  married  7  August,  1862, 
Alice,  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
Robert  Hornby,  of  Lythwood 
Hall,  CO.  Salop.    = 


Frederic  William 
Willis,  born  19  Aug., 
1842,  married  7  July, 
1868,  (iertmde  Mary, 
daughter  of  Russell 
Gray,  Esq.,  of  South- 
gate  and  Barcombe. 


I 
.  Thomas  E.\rle,  bom 
30  June,  1820,  married 
6  Sept.,  1853,  Emily, 
daughter  of  William 
Fletcher,  Esq.,  banker, 
of  Liverpool.  = 


.  Hardman  Earle,  bom  20 
Jan.,  1825,  married  19  Aug., 
1852,  Harriet  Matilda,  eldest 
daughter  of  Edward  John- 
ston, Esq.,  and  died  j. /.  28 
May,  1853.  His  widow  mar- 
ried, 2ndly,  Major  James 
Thursby. 


3.  William  Earle,  Col.  Grena- 
dier Guards,  bora  18  May, 
1833,  married  21  July,  1864, 
Mar)-,  2nd  daughter  of  Gen. 
Sir  William  John  Codring- 
ton,  G.C.B..  late  Governor 
of  Gibraltar.      = 


Richard  Atherton  de  Anvers 

Willis,  born  30  March,  1871. 
Lucy     Eleanora     de    Anyers 

Willis,   bom    28    April,    1864, 

died  7  September,  1869. 
Geo-jgiana  Frances  he  Anyers 

Willis,  born  29  October,  1869. 
Cecilia  de  Anyers  Willis. 


Frkoeric  Earle  de 
Anvers  Willis. 


Henry  Earle,  born  15  -August,  1854. 
Hardman  Arthur   E'arle,  born  17 

January,  1859. 
Thomas  Algernon  Earle,  born  16 

[uly,  i860. 
William  Edward  Earle,  born  17 

September,  1861. 


Alfred    Earle,   bom    29 

June,  1864. 
Charles  Frederic  Earle, 

bom  19  April,  1867. 
Mary. 

Emily  Josephine. 
Caroline. 
Evelyn  Margaret. 


Rachel  Earle. 
Grace  Earle. 


ailcrton  Cotoer,  etc. 


=  Marv,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Ralph  P'inch,  by  EHzabcth  his 
wife,  dausjiner  and  coheiress  of  Col.  Wm.  Danyel  (anciently 
De  Anyers)  of  the  family  of  Over  Tabley.  Mr.  Finch  was  a 
descendant  of  John,  younger  brother  of  W.  Finch,  the 
ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Winchelsea  and  Nottingham. 


3.  Rev.  Peter  Earle,  born  7  October, 
i63o,  a  Graduate  of  Oxford,  and  Fellow 
of  Brasenose  College  ;  was  inducted  to 
the  rectory  of  Grappenhall,  co.  Chester, 
and  died  there,  15  November,  1708. 


Two  Sons. 
Two  Daughters. 


I  I 

3.  Thomas  Earle.  =  Mary,  only  child  and  heiress  4.  William   Earle, 

born  June,  1754.     I      of    Adam    Mort,     Esq.,     of  married    Mrs.    Ann 

j                                         Wharton     Hall,     Tyldesley,  Winstanley.    = 

CO.  Lancaster.  I 


Sarah,  married  May,  1753,  to  the  Hon.  and 
Rev.  John  Stanley,  Rector  successively  of 
Liverpool,  Bury,  and  Winwick  (who  died 
1781),  brother  of  Edward,  nth  Earl  of 
Derby.    She  died  February,  1807,  aged  92. 


J.\NE  Elizabeth,  younger 
daughter  and  coheiress, 
married  to  Richard  Gwil- 
lym,  Esq.,  of  Bewsey  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster. 


Mary,       elder=THOMAS  Earle,  Esq., 


daughter  and 
heiress. 


of     Spekelands, 
Lancaster,    merchant, 
married  20  April,  1786. 


I 
William  Earle,  Esq.,  of  Everton, 
married    Ann,     daughter    of  John 
Copland,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool.     = 

I 


Mary,  married  to  Richard 
Heywood,  Esq.  She  died 
s.p.,  1831. 


1    i    i 

1.  William  Earle,  bom  7  February,  1787,  married  T5  July,  1829, 
Anne,  6th  daughter  of  Joshua  Bradish,  Esq.,  of  Kilkenny,  and 
diedj-.  ?i.  25  September,  1864. 

2.  Thomas  Earle,  born  29  June,  1788,  ob.  28  January,  1806. 

3.  John  Earle,  died  young,  15  March,  1791. 


-Mary,  married  18  November,  1820,  to  Sir 

William  P.  de  Bathe,  Bart. 
■Anne,  married  24  May,  1821,  to  Joseph 

Langton,  Esq.    (5f<;  that  family.) 
-Jane,   married  4  April,   1831,  to  George 

Hall  Lawrence,  Esq.,  and  died  s.  p. 


I 
9.  Edward  Willis,  late  Captain  37th 
Regiment  of  Infantry,  and  now  In- 
spector-General of  Constabulary  in 
England,  born  8  October,  1806,  mar- 
ried 12  May,  1831,  Harriette,  daugh- 
ter and  coheiress  of  the  late  Lieut. - 
Colonel  Robbins,  69th  Regiment, 
and  niece  of  the  Hon.  Sir  William 
Lumlev,  G.C.B.   = 


I 
4.  SirHARDMAN  Earle,  of  .'\llerton 
Tower,  co.  Lancaster,  J. P.,  born 
II  July,  1792,  married  24  August, 
18 19,  Mary,  2nd  daughter  of 
William  Langton,  Esq.,  of  Kirk- 
ham.  She  died  25  March,  1850. 
He  was  created  a  Baronet  3 
November,  1869.      = 


I    I 
Anna  Cecilia,  married,  in  i86r,  to  Edward  Sotheron 

Richmond  Gale  Braddyll  (see  Gale  Pedigree). 
Evelyn  Mary,  married,  7  June,  1870,  to  Thos.  Win- 
ter  Potter,    Esq.,    of   East   Court,    Chariton-Kiii^s. 
near  Cheltenham. 


4.  Arthur  Earle, 
born  14  Dec,  1838, 
married  19  Nov., 
1867,  Ida  Euphemia 
Bertie,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  Geo.  Buckley 
Mathew,  Esq.,C.B., 
Envoy  Extraordi- 
nary, and  Minister 
Plenipotentiary  to 
H.  I.  M.  the  Emperor 
of  Brazil.    = 


I    I    I    I    I    I    I 

1.  Mary,  married  11  Oct.,  1849,  to  James  Lo.xham 
Foster,  Esq.,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  Barrister-at-Law. 

2.  Elizabeth. 

3.  Emily,  married  24  Sept.,  1857,  to  Hugh  Perkins, 
Esq.,  of  Fulwood  Park,  Liverpool. 

4.  Harriet,  married  23  Oct.,    1850,  to  Archibald 
Tod,  Esq.,  of  the  Grange,  Liverpool. 

5.  Georgina,   married    30   June,    1859,    to    Hugh 
Longueville Jones,  Esq., of  Elmsall  Lodge.co.Yoik. 

6.  Caroline,  married  i  July,  1856,  to  Francis  johu 
Johnston,  Esq.,  of  Chislehurst,  co.  Kent. 

7.  Mary,  ob.  enf.  18  Nov.,  1820. 


Cecil  Arthur  Earle,  bom  19  November,  1868. 
John  Greville  Earle,  bom  26  October,  1869. 


5.  Richard  Earle,  of  Eden- 
hurst,  CO.  Lancaster,  Barris- 
ter-at-Law, born  26  April, 
1796,  married  29th  Sept., 
1829,  Margaret,  youngest 
daughter  of  William  Lang- 
ton, Esq.,  of  Kirkham,  and 
died  21  April,  1848.     = 


Charles  Earle, 
born  1798,  mar- 
ried Emily,  daugh- 
ter of  James 
Primrose  Max- 
well, Esq.  = 


Elizabeth,  mar- 
ried to  Joseph 
Ashton,  Esq., of 
Woolton  Hall. 

Anne  Mary, 
married  to  Col. 
Caldwell. 


Frederick  William 
Earle,  born  21  July, 
1830,  married  8  Jan., 
1868,  Alice,  daughter 
of  Henry  Miles  Cus- 
tance,  Esq.,  of  Brus- 
sels. 


.  Ralph  Anstruther 
Earle. 

.  Florence,  married  to. 
Robert  Dallas,  Esq.,  late 
Captain  in  H.  M.  2nd 
Dragoon  Guards,  Queen's 
Bays. 


I 
I.  Charles  William 
Earle,  late  Capt. 
in  the  Rifle  Brigade, 
married  14  April, 
1864,  Theresa, 

daughter  of  the  late 
Hon.  Edward  Er- 
nest Villiers,  brother 
of  the  late  Earl  of 
Clarendon.  = 

A 


3.  George  Edward 
Earle,  Lieut,  in 
H.  M.  14th  Regi- 
ment of  Infantry, 
married  13  April, 
1871,  Emily  Fanny 
Georgiana,  youngest 
daughteroftheHon. 
George  Edgcumbe. 


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^tnxit  fficften,  or  ffcllli;n,  living  1480,  was  along  with  others  appointed  a  trustee  for  the  = 
management  and  appropriation  of  certain  lands  bequeathed  for  the  purpose  of  establishing  I 
a  chantrie  and  chantrie  priest  for  the  parish  church  of  Blackburn. 

I 
Randle  Ffelden,  or  Ffeilden,  born  1510,  who  was  appointed  in  the= 
Queen's  Charter,  dated  1567,  one  of  the  original  governors  of  the  I 
Blackburn  Grammar  School,  died  at  Great  Harwood,  in  the  parish 
of  Blackburn,  anno  1594. 


I 
Henrie  Ffeilden,  bom  1548,  married  1577,  ob.  1610, 
and  buried  at  Great  Hanvood. 


I 

Henkie  Ffeilde.v,  bom  1578. 


I 
Hexry  Ffeilden',  bom  1620.  = 


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Handle  Ffeilden,  bom  1645,  married  ist,  in= Mary    Bolton, 
1669,  Ellen  Pollard,  who  died  J.  ^.  |      2nd  wife. 


Henry  Feilden,  Esq.,  born  1693,  =  Elizabeth,  daughter  of Sudell. 

ob.  1741.  I 


JosF.rii    Feilden,   Esq.,  of=  Margaret,  dauglner  and  John    Feilden',    married  Henry,  died 

Witton,  ob.  1792.                  I      coheiress     of     William  Miss  Starkcy,  of  kedi-  unmarried. 

Leyland,  Esq., of  Black-  vals,  but  died  j./.  Mauv,    died 

bum.         y^  unmiirried. 


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Henry  Feilden,  Esq,,  of  Witton,  =  Fanny,  daughter  of  William  Hill, 
born  1764,  married  1790,  and  died  I  Esq.,  of  Blythe  Hall,  near 
in  1815.  Ormskirk. 


3.  Sir  William  Feilden,  =  Mary  Haughton, 


William    Feilui;n, 
born  I7q4. 
-4.   John  Feilden,  born 
ioo4. 


Margaret,  widow  of  Licut.-Col. 
Poole,  of  the  Scots  Greys. 
.  Cecilia,  married  to  the  Rev.  Dr. 
Cardwfll,   Principal  of  St.  Albans 
Hall,  0.\ford  [see  that  familv). 


of  Feniscowles,  co.  Lan- 
caster, M.P.  for  Black- 
bum  from  1832  to  1847, 
created  a  Bart.  26  July, 
1846.  He  was  born  13 
March,  1772,  married  30 
March,    1797,  and   died 


daughter  of  the 
lateEdmundJack- 
son,  Esq.,  Mem- 
ber of  the  House 
of  Assembly  at 
Jamaica. 


Joseph  Feilden, 
Esq.,  of  Witton 
Parle,  CO.  Lancas- 
ter, J.  P.  and  D.L.; 
HigliSheritf,i8i8; 
Capt.  I  St  Royal 
Lancashire  Mili- 
tia from  1812  to 
1816,  and  M.P. 
for  Blackburn  ; 
born  28  February, 
1792,  married 
June,  1817,  and 
died  1870. 


Franck.s  Mary, 
daughter  of  Rev. 
Streynsham  Mas- 
ter, Rector  of 
Croston,  near 

Lancaster,  and 
Elizabeth,  his 
wife,  daughter  of 
Sir  John  Parker 
Mosley,   Bart. 

-e.GlLHERTSTREYN- 

SHAM    Feilden, 
born  1837. 
7.  Alisert  Augus- 
tus FEILDEN,died 

l8?2. 


3.  Randle  Henry 
Feilden,  ^^A., 
in  holy  orders. 
Rector  of  Ashley, 
Wilts,  bom  1802, 
married,  22  Feb., 
1825,  Pha>be, 

daughter  of  the 
late  General  Sir 
Robert  Arbuth- 
not,  K.C.B.,  and 
his  wife,  Susan, 
daughter  of  Wm. 
Vesey,  Esq.,  of 
Fannhill,  co. 

Mayo,  and  died 
in  1870.   = 


Sir  William  Henry 
Feilden,  Bart.,  of 
Feniscowles,  co. 
Lancaster,  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  that  county; 
late  Capt.  17th  Lan- 
cers, and  late  Major 
of  the  Duke  of  Lan- 
caster's OwnMilitia, 
born  IS  Nov.,  1812, 
married  15  January, 


=Mary  Elizabeth,  Montague  Joseph  Feilden,  of  the  Chain.  Pres- 
daughter    of   the  ton,  and  Isle  of  Herm,   Guemsey,Hon.Lieut.-CoI. 

late    Col.    James  3rd  Lancashire  Militia  ;  J. P.  &  D.L.  for  co.  Lan- 

Balfour  Wemyss,  caster;  NLP.  for  Blackburn,  1853-7;  bom  8  May, 

of  Wemyss  Hall,  1816,  married,  ist,  8  Jan..  1S46,  Mary  Anne,  only 

CO.  Fife.  daughter  and  heiress  of  William  Valentine,  Esq., 

of   Samlesbury,    co.    Lancaster.     She    died    in 

1859  s.  p.     He  married    2ndly,  26  Oct.,   1865. 

Alice.  2nd  daughter  of  James  Thoume,  Esq.,  of 

Bon  Air,  Guernsey.  = 


3.  Haughton     Montagu    James 
Feilden,  R.A.,  born  1841. 

4.  Arthur  Edward  Cecil  McDuff 
I      Feilden,  bom  1849. 


Montague  Leyland 
I-KILDEN,  born  II 
March.  1S67. 


.  Henry  Master 
Feilden,  of  Witton 
Park,  J.  P.  and  D.L.; 
Hon.  Lieut. -Colonel 
1st  Royal  Lancashire 
Militia;  M.P.  for 
Blackburn;  bomi8i8, 
married,  27  June,  1843, 
Caroline,  daughter  of 
Sir  Oswald  Mosley, 
Bart.,  of  RoUcston 
Hall,  CO.  Stafford  (see 
that  family).  She  died 
1862.  He  married, 
2ndly,  Hannah,  daugh- 
ter of  the  late  Mr.  John 
Fox,  of  Haveri-g,  co. 
Cumberland.  = 


2.  RandleJosei'H 
Feilden,  born  21 
March,  1824,  Lt.- 
Col.  6oth  Rifles, 
C.M.G.,  married, 
21  March,  i86r, 
Jane  Campbell, 
dauglner  of  James 
Hozier,  Esq.,  of 
Mauldslie  Castle, 
CO.  Lanark,  and 
his  wife,  Cathe- 
rine, daughter  of 
Sir  William  Feil- 
den, Bart.  = 


3.  William 
Leyland 
Feilden,  in 
holy  orders. 
Chaplain  to 
the  Mar- 
quess Chol- 
mondeley, 
and  Vicar  of 
Knowsley, 
CO.  Lancas- 
ter, born 
1825,  mar- 
ried, 1853, 
J  ane,  daugh- 
ter of  Chas., 
1 2th  Lord 
Sinclair.    = 


4.J011NR0HEKT  Feil- 
den, M..A.  of  Christ 
Church,  0.\on,  in 
holy  orders,  Cliap- 
lain  to  the  Marquess 
Cholmondeley,  and 
Rector  of  Hacons- 
tliorpe,  Norfolk, 
Rural  Dean  of  Ing- 
worth,  born  12  Feb., 
1827,  married,  11 
July,  1861,  Frances 
Blanche  .-Xnne,  and 
daughter  of  Frede- 
rick, 4th  Lord  Cal- 
thorpe,  and  his  wife. 
Charlotte  Sophia,  el- 
dest daughter  of  6th 
Duke  of  Beaufort.  = 


5.  Oswald  I!.\r- 
TON  Feilden, 
Major  78th 
Highlanders, 
born  30  May, 
1832,  married, 
22  August, 
1866,  Caroline 
Susan,  youngest 
daughter  of 
Thomas  Bright 
Crosse,  Esq.,  of 
Shawe  Hill,  co. 
Lancaster  (see 
that  family). 
No  issue. 


I    I    I    I    11 

Frances  AL\ry  Feilden. 

Cecilia  I-'eilden,  married 
to  the  Rev.  R.  Atherton 
Rawstome.of  Hutton  Hall, 
CO.  Lane,  (see  that  family). 

^^■\RGARET  PrISCILLA 

Feilden,  married  to  the 
Rev.  G.  Ramsay  Feilden. 

Emily  Augusta  Feilden, 
married  to  Ralph  .\ssheton, 
Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Downham 
Hall  (see  that  family). 

Louisa  Willis  Feilden, 
married  to  Lt. -Col.  Feilden, 
of  Dulas  Court,  Hereford. 

Charlotte  Em.ma  Wil- 
loughby  Feilden,  mar- 
ried to  Rev.  Richard  Ornie 
.-Vssheton  (see  that  family). 


.   Henuv  Ak- 

BUTHNOT 

Feilden, 
M.A.,  bom 
7  Sept..  1828, 
m.irried  18 
August,  1S57, 
Ellinor  Geor- 
giana  Kalhe- 
rine,  3rd 

d.iughter  of 
EdmundGeo. 
Hornby,  Esq. 
(see  Hornby, 
of  Dalton).' 


I 
3.     Edwaku 
Akthur 
Feilden. 
b.  15  April, 
1836,     mar- 
ried 26  Oct., 
1871,  Emma 

Louisa, 
daughter  of 
the  lateWm. 
Toll.  Esq., 
of  Wey- 
mouth. 


Randle  Mosley  Feilden,  ob.  cnf. 
Frances  Soi»hia  Feilden. 
Cicely  Ann  Feilden. 
Henrietta  Mary  Feilden. 
Caroline  L/etitia  Feilden,  ob.  cnf. 


Randle    Francis  Joseph    Reginald  St.   Laurence    Henry    St. 


iiLDEN,  born  1862. 


Feilden,  ob.  enf. 


Cecil  William  Montague    Percy   Henry  Guy  Feil- 


-;iLDEN,  bom  1863. 


■;n,  bom  1870. 


Clair 

Feilden, 
bom  1856. 


James    Hawley    Gilbert    Catherine  Josephine  Do- 


Feilden,  born  1869. 


lores  Feilden. 


Granville  Cholmon- 
deley Feilden,  bom 
15  February,  1863. 

Algernon  Basil  Feil- 
den, born  Sept.,  1865. 

Blanche  Feilden. 


Helen    Arbuthnot 

Feilden. 
Katherine     NL\ud 

Fkilden. 


lilittott,  anti  Jfeniscotoles^ 


branch  of  the  same  stock  as  that  of  the  noble  House  of  Denbigh. 


/n 


=  Alice  Hyndvll.  Francis  Ffeilden,  of  Pythorne. 

Randle  Ffeilden,  born  1583. 


Henry  Ffeilden, 
born  1649. 


Richard  Ffeilden,  elected  a  Fellow  of  Brasenose  College, 
Oxford,  3  November,  1676,  died  unmarried  1703. 


Miss  Lees,  of  =  Miss  Elizabeth  =  Robert   Feilden, 
Manchester,  Howard,     ist        born  1701. 

2nd  wife.  wife. 


=  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
I  the  Rev.  G.  Wall,  Vicar 
I      of  Rostherne,  3rd  wife. 


Catharine,  married  to 
J  onathan  Patten,  Esq. , 
ot  Manchester  [see  that 
family). 


Anne,  married  to  Mr.  Cr.aven, 

of  Whalley. 
Catharine,  married  to  

Whalley,  Esq.,  of  OracU. 


Henry    Feilden,    Esq.,=MARY  Broome. 
of  Didsbury  Hall,  Man-  1 
Chester.  | 


I 
2.  ToHN  Feilden,  Esq.,  of  Mollington  =  ELiZABETH,   daughter  and  coheiress 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  High  Sheriff,  1803,  I      of  the  late  Rev.  Wm.   Lo.xham,  of 
born  26  July,  1769,  married  20  May,         Longton,  co.  Lancaster,  Rector  of 
1795,  and  died  13  March,  1859.  |       Bethnal  Green. 


John  Joseph  Feilden, 

ob  enf. 
M.akgaretta      Doro- 


Elizabeth  Ellen,  married,  May, 
1854,  to  the  Rev.  George  Becher 
Blomfield,  M.A.,  Canon  of  Ches- 
ter, and  Rector  of  Stevenage,  Herts. 


Priscilla  Feilden,  married, 
10  May,  1842,  to  John 
Townshend,  Esq.,  of  Tre- 
vallyn,  co.  Denbiijh. 


I 
Cicely  Feilden, 
only  daughter, 
married  to  Richd. 
Willis,  Esq.  (see 
Pedigree  of  the 
family  of  Earle. ) 


Robf.rt  Feilden, 
of  Didsbury. 


Elizabeth 
Feilden, 


.\nme,  eldest 
daughter  of 
.Sir  John  Par- 
l<er  Mosley, 
Bart.,  of  .'^ii- 
coats(jcf  that 
family).  She 
died  iSio. 


;  I  M  I  ! 

John    Leyland        i.  Mary  Haughton  Feilden,  married 
Feilden,  born  to  the  Rev.  J.  W.  Whittaker,  D.D. 

1821,  married  8        2.   Catherine    Margaret    Feilden, 
October,    1851,  married    to    James    Hozier,     Esq.,     of 

Eliza       Whig-  MauldsUe  Castle,  co.  Lanark, 

ham,    daughter        3.  Georgiana  Amelia  Feilden,  mar- 
of  the  late  Jas.  ried  to  Daniel  Willis,  Esq.,  of  Halsnead 

Kennedy,  Esq.,  Hall,  co.  Lancaster  [see  the  Pedigree  of 

of         Ancoats,  the  Earle  family). 

Manchester.  4.   Frances    Eliz.\   Feilden,    married, 

ist,  to  Andrew  Hamilton,  and,  2ndly,  to 
John  Ranking,  Esq 
5.  Maria  Leyland  Feilden,  married  to 
Rev.    Robert   Hornby,   M.A.    [see   that 
family). 

,      6.  Caroline  Reid  Feilden,  died  1835. 

7.  Harriet  Feilden. 


Robert  Mosley  Feilden, 
in  holy  orders.  Rector  of 
Bebbington,  co.  Chester, 
J. P.,  born  4  July,  1794, 
married,  18  Feb.,  1822, 
Frances  Mary,  daughter 
of  Major-General  G.  Ram- 
say, R.A.,  and  his  wife, 
Ehzabeth,  daughter-  of 
John  Carnell,  Esq.,  and 
died  1862.  = 


,  Henry  James  Feilden,  M.A., 
in  holy  orders.  Rector  of  Kirk 
Langley,  co.  Derby,  born  4  Sept., 
1796,  married  10  Oct.,  1839,  Ma- 
rion, daughter  of  Godfrey  Meynell, 
Esq.,  of  Meynell  Langley,  by  his 
2nd  wife,  Mary  Balfour.  = 


I 
).s\vald  Feilden,  M.A., 
of  Leasingham  House, 
CO.  Lincoln,  born  7  Nov., 
1797,  married,  in  1824. 
.Anna  Maria,  daughter  of 
the  Rev.  John  Peploe 
Mosley  (see  that  family). 


1.  Henry  Feilden,  born  10  Oct.,  1840. 

2.  Robert  Feilden,  born  19  March,  1842. 

3.  Randle  Feilden,  in  holy  orders.  Rector 
of  Mugginton,  co.  Derby,  b.  11  Aug.,  1843. 

4.  Frank  Thurstane  Feilden,  born  29 
June,  1847. 

1.  Ann  Sarah  Feilden,  died  1853. 

2.  Mary  Penelope  Feilden. 


Henry  Peploe  Feil- 
den, born  27  Sept., 
1825,  living  unmarried. 

Anne  Maria  Feilden. 


'    I    I    I   I    I    M 
2.  Randle  William 

Feilden,   bom   21 

Dec,  1832,  ob.  1858. 
4.    George    Robert 

Feilden,   born    16 

Sept.,  1843. 

1.  Susan    Harriet 
Feilden. 

2.  Phcebe  Margaret 
Feilden. 

3.  Fanny  Caroline 
Feilden,  ob.  1858. 

4.  Elizabeth  Helen 
Feilden,  ob.  1840. 

5.  Marcia    Georgi- 
ana Feilden. 

6.  Cecilia    Helen 
Feilden. 


.  William  Ley- 
land  Feilden, 
J.  P.,  late  of  the  sth 
Light  Dragoons, 
now  Brigade  Ma- 
jor, Lancashire 
Rifle  Volunteers, 
born  I  Nov.,  1835, 
married    16   Feb- 

rine  Jane,  eldest 
daughter  of  Ed- 
ward Redder,  Esq., 
of  Ashton  Park, 
CO.  Lancaster.    = 


.  Henry  Wemyss  Feilden, 
Capt.  in  the  Army,  late  42nd 
Highlanders  and  44th  Regt. ; 
served  with  distinction  in  the 
Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8;  in  the 
warin  China,  i860;  and  in  the 
American  war,  1862-5,  where 
hewas  Asst.  Adjt.  Genl.in  the 
Confeder.ateArmy;  appointed 
Paymaster,  i8th  Hussars, 
1868,  and  exchanged  to  the 
King's  Own,  1869;  born  1838, 
married  at  Greenville,  South 
Carolina,  27  Dec,  1864, 
Julia,  daughter  of  the  late 
David  McCord,  Esq.,  of 
South  Carolina. 


1.  Mary  Elizabeth  Feilden, 
married  to  the  late  Captain 
Richard  Newsham  Redder, 
7th  and  loth  Hussars,  eldest 
son  of  Edward  Redder,  Esq., 
of  Ashton  Park,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, and  2ndly,  in  1867,  to 
Musgrave  Horton  Brisco, 
Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Robt. 
Brisco,  Bart. 

2.  Frances  Maria  Caroline 
Feilden,  married  to  Ed- 
mund Juxton  Whittaker, 
Esq.,  youngest  son  of  the 
Rev.  J.  W.  Whittaker,  D.D., 
late  Vicar  of  Blackburn. 

3.  Blanche  Harriet  |uane- 
TA  Georgina  Feilden,  mar- 
ried to  Sir  W.  R.  C.  Cooke,  Bt. 


I.  Robert  Feil- 
den, of  Dulas 
Ct.,  Hereford, 
J.  P.  and  D.L. 
for  that  county; 
High  Sheriff, 
1864 ;  and  Col. 
of  Herefordshire 
Volunteers;  late 
Lieut. -Col.  44th 
Regiment,  born 
Nov.,  1823, mar- 
ried,.April.  1858, 
Louisa  Willis, 
Sth  daughter  of 
Joseph  Feilden, 
Esq.,of  Witton 
Park.   = 


I 
,  George 
Ramsay 
Feilden, 
in  holy  or- 
ders,   r<ec- 
tor  of  Beb- 
bington, CO. 
Chester,  b. 
1828,   mar- 
ried 24  .Au- 
gust,  1865, 
Mari^aret 
Priscilla, 
3rd  daugh- 
ter   of   Jo- 
seph   Feil- 
den,   Esq., 
of    Witton 
Park.   = 


i  I  I  M 

3.  Henry  Broome 
Feilden,  Major 
6th  Royal  Regt. 
of  Foot. 

4.  Oswald  Mosley 
Feilden,  in  holy 
orders. 

Eliza  Ann  Feil- 
den. 

Frances 
I-'eilden, 
1856. 

Gertrude 
Feilden, 
ried,    in  1861,    1 
the  Rev.  Herbe 
Harvey.  = 
I 


AL\ky 
died 


Jane 
mar- 


iirr 

William   Henry  Feilden,  born  8  March, 

1866. 
Edith  Haughton  Wemyss  Feilden. 
Blanche  Amelia  Mary  Feilden,  ob.  enf. 
Ada  Isabel  Feilde.n. 


Herbert  Ramsay  Feilden, 

born  February,  1859. 
Robert      Basil      Feilden, 

born  April,  1864. 
Geoffrey  Nelson  Feilden, 

born  November,  1865. 


Frances  Louisa  Feilden. 
Evelyn    Charlotte    Wil- 
HELMf.NA  Feilden. 


I    I    I 

Ramsay  Robert  Feilden, 
born  April,  1867. 

George  Augustus  Feilden, 
born  April,  1871. 

Ursula  Margaret  Feil- 
de.n. 


Herbert  Harvey. 
Ch.^rles  Harvey. 
Reginald   Harvey. 


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GLADSTONE,  ROBERTSON,  Esq.,  of  Court  Hey,  a  magistrate  for  co.  Lan- 
caster, for  the  town  of  Liverpool,  and  Chairman  of  the  Liverpool  Financial  Reform 
Association  ;  born  15  November,  1805  ;  married  28  January,  1836,  Mary  Ellen,  daughter 
of  the  late  Hugh  Jones,  of  Liverpool  {see  Heywood,  of  Little  Lever),  and  by  her, 
who  died  in  1865,  has  had — 


1.  John  Gladstone,  born  3  May,  1838  ;  ob.  1852. 

2.  Arthur  Robertson  Gladstone,  born  12  July,  i 

3.  Hugh  Jones  Gladstone,  born  22  May,  1843. 

4.  Robertson  Gladstone,  born  14  September,  1844 

5.  Walter  Longueville  Gladstone,  born  1846. 

6.  Francis  Richard  Gladstone. 

1.  Mary  Ellen  Gladstone. 

2.  Anna  Maria  Heywood  Gladstone. 


LINEAGE. 


841. 


Mr.  Gladstone  is  second  son  of  the  late  Sir  John  Gladstone,  Bart.,  of  Fasque,  co.  Kincardine,  by  his  2nd  wife,  Anne, 
daughter  of  Andrew  Robertson,  Provost  of  Dingwall,  co.  Ross,  and  brother  to  the  present  Sir  Thomas  Gladstone,  Bart.  ;  his 
youngest  brother  is  the  Right  Honourable  Wm.  Ewart  Gladstone,  P.C,  D.C.L.,  M  A.  and  M  P.,  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury. 


Motto—'-  Fide  et  virtute. 


Seat — Court  Hey,  Liverpool. 


(B^ra^,  of  Cromptott  JfolD,  co.  ilantaster. 

GRAY,  WILLIAM,  Esq.,  of  Crompton  Fold,  co.  Lancaster,  and  Franby,  co.  Chester,  J  P.  and  D.L.  for 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  M.P.  for  Bolton  since  1857,  Captain  4th  Royal  Lancashire  Militia,  and  Honorary  Colonel  of 
27th  Lancashire  Rifle  Volunteers;  born  21  December,  1814;  married  14  August,  1861,  Magdalene,  daughter  of  the 
late  John  Robin,  Esq.,  of  Grove  Hill,  co.  Chester,  and  has  issue — 

John  Robin  Gray,  born  16  March,  1864. 
William  Edward  Cecil  Gray,  born  5  August,  1865, 
Henry  Holmes  Gray,  born  23  August,  1866. 
Frances  Mary  Gray. 


LIN  EAGE. 

William  Gray,  Esq.,  of  Wheatfield,  near  Bolton,  (grandson  of  the  Rev.  John  Gray,  M.A.,  born  1704,  and  died 
1774,  for  thirty  years  Rector  of  Tanfield,  co.  York,  in  which  church  a  tablet  is  erected  to  his  memory,)  merchant, 
of  Bolton;  born  25  August,  1774;  married  9  April,  1804,  Frances,  daughter  of  Doming  Rasbotham,  Esq.,  of  Birch 
House,  near  Bolton,  and  by  her  (who  was  born  15  August,  1774,  and  died  12  January,  1838)  left  issue  at  his  decease, 
16  September,  1842 — 

John  Gray,  Esq.,  of  Wheatfield,  Bolton. 

William  Gray,  Esq.,  now  of  Crompton  Fold. 

Frances  Elizabeth  Gray,  married,  in  1861,  to  William  Slade,  Esq. 

Seats — Crompton  Fold,  Lancashire,  and  Frankby,  Cheshire.  -Town  Residence — 26  Princes  Gardens,  London,  S.W. 

C/ui>s — Carlton,  Conservative,  and  Junior  United  Service. 


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Ificijolas     GrimsJjato,  of  Heyhouses,  living  36= 
Eliz.,  and,  by  surrender,  gave  properly  at  Padi-  I 
ham   to   his   heir   apparent    and   soni   Thomas 
Grimshaw.  | 

Thomas  Grimshaw,  hving  at  Heyhouses  36= 
Eliz.  In  1622,  by  surrender,  gave  property  to  I 
his  son  and  heir  apparent,  Nicholas  Grimshaw. 


Nicholas   Grimshaw,  of  Heyhouses,  buried  =  Margaret  •,   buric 

at  Whalley.  1651.  I  at  Whalley,  1670. 


John  Grimshaw,  then  of  Pendleton, 
in  October,  1652,  found  heir  by  in- 
quisition to  his  father,  afterwards  of 
Heyhouses,  left  issue. 


Nicholas  Grimshaw,  of  Heyhouses,  Simon-=  Isabel  Whitaker,  of  Simonston 
stone,  and  Fence  Gate,  baptized  at  Padiham  9  I  married  at  Burnley  in  1664,  buried 
October,  1636,  and  buried  there  14  May,  1708.        Padiham  19  May,  1713. 


1.  John  Grimshaw,  of  Pumphouse,  in=ELEANOR,  daughter  of  Edmund  Stephenson, 
Simonstone,  died  in  1749.  I      of  Old  Laund,  in  the  Forest  of  Pendle. 


3.  Christopher=Sakah- 
Grimshaw,      of 
Fence  Gate. 


I    I    I 

1.  Nicholas,  born  12 
May,  i6yi,  died  22  I\Iay, 
172.5- 

2.  John,  born  15  Nov., 
1693,  died  25  Feb.,  1696. 

3.  Edmund,  born  16 
Oct.,  1696,  died  circa 
1765- 


4.  John  Grim-=Alice 

SHAW,  bom    13      OXLEY. 
Feb.,  1699,  bu- 
ried    2    April, 
1742. 


5.  Christopher- 
Grimshaw,  of 
Pumphouse,  bom 
2  Febmary,  1702, 
died  24  February, 
1747- 


Catherine, 
daughter  of 
Richd.  Town- 
ley,  of  Carr 
Hall,  and 
Barnside. 


I 
6.  Thomas  Grim- 
shaw, of  Preston,  a 
Solicitor,  Mayor  of 
that  town  in  1768, 
bom  8  Jan.,  1708-9, 
died  July,  1787. 


Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  John 
Nocks,  of  Pres- 
ton, died  April, 
1762. 


Margaret, 
wife  of  Wil- 
liam Hudson, 
of  Skipton. 


John 
Gri.m- 

SH.WV, 

of  Fence 
Gate. 


Mary  Gri.msha^ 
heiress  of  her  br 
ther,  married  ist 
William  Heys,  ai 
2ndly  to  —  Wood 

7 

Joseph  Have 


2.  Thomas    Grim-=Jane  Holt, 


SHAW,  of  Burnlei, 
Surgeon,  born  17 
Nov.,  1737,  died 
14  May,  1797. 


of  Burnley, 
died  17  June, 
1794. 


I 
I.    Chris- 
topher, 
bom    20 
Oct.,  1731, 
died      21 
January, 
1732-3- 


I 
Ellen, 
wife  of 
Thomas 
Ryce,  of 
Hamp- 
stead. 


Margaret, 
wife  of  Tho- 
mas Owen, 
of  Manches- 
ter, and  of 
Dublin,  Ar- 
chitect. 


Anne, 
died  un- 
married. 


John   Grimshaw,  of  =  Penelope, 
Preston,    a    Solicitor,  I  3rd  daughter 
vn  I  of    Edmund 


Mayor  of  th.-xt  towi 
five  times,  bom  July, 
1740,  died  12  March, 
1821. 


Shuttleworth, 
of  Horrock- 
ford. 


Mary,  wife  of 
Lieut.  Naylor, 
Royal  Marines, 
brother  of  Sir 
George  Naylor, 
Knt.,  Garter 
King  of  Arms. 


1 
Nicholas, 
died  young 


I.  Christopher 
Grimshaw,  of 
Burniey,  a  Solici- 
tor, born  in  1764, 
(lied  in  1821. 
a.  John,  died 
young. 


I 
3.  Thomas 
Grimshaw, 
of  Burnley, 
a  Surgeon, 
born  in  1768, 
died  unmar- 
ried, 1820. 


I 
4.  .\icholas 
Grimshaw,   of 

Loveclough, 
born    in     1773, 
married     Anne 
Slater,  died   in 
1830.    = 
I 


Thomas  Shuttleworth 
Grimshawe.  M.  A. ,  Rector 
of  Bunon-Latimer,  co. 
Northampton,  and  Vicar 
of  Biddenham,  co.  Bed- 
ford, author  of  ' '  Life  of 
Legh  Richmond."  and 
"  Life  of  Cowper." 


Charlotte 
Anne,  daugh- 
ter of  George 
LiWus,  of  Cald- 
well Priory,  co. 
Bedford. 


John  Nocks 
Grimshaw, 
died  without 
issue  in  1836. 


■^-rn -^ 1 

Penelope,  wife  of  Louisa, 

Lieut  .-Col.    Sir  Jo-  wife    of 

seph  Brook,  Bart.  Charles 

Anne,  wife  of  Chas.  Butler  Cole, 

Greenway.  of  Kirkland 

Dorothea,  wife  of  Hall,  co. 

Charles  Walker.  Lancaster. 


Edmund  Grimshaw,  of  Caddek 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  Pierremont,  ,t 
Kent.  Barrister-at-Law. 
William,  died  1815. 
George  Henry,  died  an  infant. 
Samuel  Ridings  Gklmshaw. 


SHAWE.J.P.,  set 
tied    at    Sher- 
brooke    Lodge, 
Cobourglv   Onta- 
rio,   Canada,     ir 
1852. 


Grim-=Heiena 
Bret- 

TAKGII. 


Jane,  died 
in  1863. 


I 
Eliza- 
beth. 


Anne,  widow  of 
the  late  Richard 
Eastwood,  of 
Thorneyholme, 
near  Clitheroe. 


I.   John  Barham        Emily    Mary,    daugh-= Charles  Livius  Grim-=  Jemima    Lucy,  d.iughi 

Grimshawe,    died        ter  of  Sir  Charles  Gillies  I  shawe.      of     Tottington  "of     John      Ward-Boug 

unmarried  at  Trin-        Payne,    Bart.,   of  Blun-     Hall,   co.   I^incaster,   and  ton-Lt-.gh,  of  Brow 

ity    College,    Cam-        ham    House,    co.    Bed- |  of  Aspley  Guise,  co.  Bed-  co.    Warwick,    ist 

bridge,  in  1835.  -ford,  and  wife.  I  ford,  1.  P.  and  D.L.,  High  died  without  issue. 

Sheriff  of  Bedfordshire  in 

1866. 


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Mill 

1.  Nicholas  Grimshawe. 

2.  Richard  Holt  Grimshawe. 

4.  Thomas  Grimshawe. 

5.  Christopher  Grimshawe. 

6.  Oliver    Grimshawe,    died 
in  1852. 


3.  Henry  Grim- 
shawe, married 
Anne,  daughter 
of  John  Sutcliffe- 
Wiiham,  of  Oak- 
mount,  Burnley. 


1.  Charles- Barham- FiTZ  Payne- 
Grimshawe,  born  1856. 

2.  Edmund- Salusbury-Vaugh AN- 
Grimshawe. 

3.  Arthur-Grimsagh-Cecil-Gkim- 
shawe. 

Emily-Geraldine-Effie. 


-^7^= 

Nicholas     Grimshaw.     bom 

30  Oct.,  1823,  died  unmarried 

26  J  an.,  1856. 
Thomas    Grimshaw,  bom    21 

June,  1832. 
James     Grimshaw,    bom     20 

.April,  1836,  died  29  Mar.,  1837. 


Eliza- 
beth. 
Grace. 
Mary. 


I.  John  Grimshaw,  J. P.  for  Wf 
moVeland,  Capt.  sth  Lanciihiro  I 
lilia.  born  14  Sept.,  1833,  mamed, 
Dec,  1863.  -Mar)- Jane,  only  child 
Thomas  Hulton,  of  Soulby.'co.  We 
morel.ind,  by  Mary,  eldest  d.iught 
and  ill  her  issue  coheiress  of  U 
Walton,  of  Crackenthorpe,  co.  WS 
moreland.  = 


Nicholas,    bom        Mary.       AIM 
34  Jan.,  1S66. 


n  laHkllej  ^artsf),  anti  to.  2:antaster. 


n 


y,  daughter  of  John=THOMAS  Grimshaw,  of  Oakenshaw,  in  Clayton-le-Moors. 


his  will,  proved  at  = 


of  Habergham 
;,  married  26  Oct., 
ist  wife. 


Chester,  1700,  he  recites  that  he  has  surrendered  a  copyhold  messuage,  &c., 
in  Huncoat.  He  gave  authority  to  his  two  sons,  John  and  Thomas,  to  sell  his 
copyhold  property  in  Huncoat,  and  to  pay  his  daughter  Isabel,  £20\  his  daugh- 
ter Ahce,  ^^60;  his  daughter  Ann,  ^20;  his  two  grand-daughters,  Isabel  and 
Sarah,  daughters  of  his  son  Nicholas,  his  daughter  Rebecka  Towers  ;  his  grand- 
daughter Rebecca  Livesey.  All  that  capital  messuage  called  Oakenshaw  to  Thomas 
and  John,  his  sons  feoffees.  Oakenshaw  to  Thomas,  son  of  his  son,  Nicholas. 
Thomas  to  pay  Sarah  and  Isabel,  his  sisters,  £20  each  when  21,  to  be  paid  out  of 
Oakenshaw  estate. 


Isabel  Hargreaves, 
married  14  May,  1663, 
2nd  wife. 


icholas  Grimshaw,  =Anne  Grimshaw.        Nicholas, 

adiham    and    North-  born  4  J  an., 

..   Will  dated  in  1734,  1664. 
M-oved  25  May,  1736. 


Rebecka, 
born  15 
Feb.,  1666. 


John,  born 
15  Sept., 
1669. 


Richard,  born        Thomas,  born  5  March,  1675,— Alice  ■ 
25  Mar.,  1672.  died  5  Oct.,  1744,  at  Higham. 

Sold  his  Higham  property  to 
his  nephew,  Thomas  Grimshaw, 
of  Heyhouses.     No  issue. 


Isabel, 
bom  5 
May, 
1679. 


HOMAS  Grimshaw,  of  Northwood,  aftenvards  =  Margaret,  daughter 

eyhuuses,   and  subsequently  of  Higham,  born  I  John  Holt,  of  Loveclough,         afterwards   of 

died  23  June,  1783.  I  died  27  Mar.,  1793.  1714,  married 


Nicholas  Grimshaw,   of  Blackburn, 
afterwards   of    Belfast,    baptized    18  Apnl, 
Susan .     — 


Anne,  wife 
Hartley,  of 


of  William 
Greenhead. 


lOLAS    Grimshaw,    of=EsTnER     Mary 


on,  a  Solicitor,  Lieut. - 
lel  of  a  regiment  of 
ashire  Militia,  Mayor 
■eston  three  times,  and 
Guild  Mayor,  born  4 
1757,  married,  and  died 
n.,  1838.  , — 


Haigh,  who  died 
26  Dec,  1853. 


Mary  Riley,  : 
of  Simonstone, 
I  St  wife,  died  19 
Jan..  1775. 


:Nicholas     Grim-=Elizabeth,   daughter   of 
SHAW,    formerly  of 


Heyhouses,  and 
then  of  Higham, 
born  20  May,  1738, 
died  19  Aug.,  1825. 


James  Harrison,  and  wi- 
dow of  Nicholas    Parker, 

son  of Parker,    of 

Dunnow,  near  Slaidbum, 
died  7  December,  18 12, 
2nd  wife. 


Betty,  wife  of  her  cou- 
sin John,  only  son  and 
child  of  Richard  Holt, 
of  Loveclough  ;  issue 
an  only  son,  Richard, 
died  a  bachelor,  July, 
1840. 


Conway 
Blizant 
Grim- 
shaw. 


Y,  wife  of  John 
ighton. 

nces,  wife  of  R. 
ison,of  Preston. 
;.\0R,  wife  of 
Rev.     Francis 


Thomas  Grim- =  Grace,  daugh- 


SHAW,  of  Crow- 
trees,  in  Bar- 
rowford,  born 
9  March,  1765, 
died  II  Feb., 
1842. 


ter  of  Abraham 
Gibson,  of  Brig- 
groyd,  in  Stans- 
rield,  CO.  York, 
died  I  Sept., 
1842. 


I  I 
Betty,  born  15 
Dec,  1766,  mar- 
ried Wm.  Hart- 
ley, of  Fence  Gate, 
in  the  Forest  of 
Pendle. 

Mary,    wife     of 
John  Crossley. 


N  ,1 

Nicholas,  Anne, 

born  I  May,  wife  of 

1779,        died  Thomas 

unmarried  23  Preston, 

August,  1840.  of  Little 

John,  born  9  Mearley. 
Oct.,      1780, 
d.  an  infant. 


Nancy   Whita-=Juhn       Grim-=Alice  Dug- 


KER.ist  wife,  mar- 
ried 2  May,  1816, 
died  13  Septem- 
ber, 1823. 


SHAW,  of  Bank 
House,  in  High- 
am Booth,  born 
14  July,  1784, 
died  17  June, 
18^6. 


DALE,         2nd 

wife,  married 
18  Oct.,  1832. 


iS  Grim- 
V,  ofCrow- 
,  born  6 
,1798,  mar- 
Mary  Ash- 
h,  and  died 
ly,  1844.= 


Thomas Grim- 
shaw, born  7 
January,  1794, 
married  Mary 
Bracewell,  and 
died  without 
issue. 


Christopher  Grimshaw,  bom 
20  March,  1801,  married  Mary, 
only  daughter  and  heiress  of  John 
Swinglehurst,  of  Park  Hill,  in 
Barrowford,  who  died  18  July. 
1841.  He  died  without  issue  28 
July,  1865. 


XinioLAs, 
died  unmar- 


I 
Eliz.\- 
beth, 
died 
Feb., 
1832. 


Nicholas,       James, 
born  26  Mar.,     born  12 
1819,  died  19    April, 
Aug.,  1823.        1822,  died 
19  Sept., 
1823. 


Mary  Os- 
borne, of 
Belfast. 


O'Donnell  Grimshaw, 
of  Mertoun  Hall,  Belfast, 
born  15  Oct.,  1824,  mar- 
ried, 17  July,  i860,  Annie, 
daughter  of  John  Boyle 
Stewart,  Esq.,  of  Belfast, 
and  his  wife,  Anne  Arthen. 


Nicholas,  bom  22  Novem- 

r,  1838. 

'homas,  born  21  September, 


NNE,  widow  of  Bernard  Hart- 
U  of  White  Lee,  deceased. 


2.  William  Grimshaw, 
bom  16  Febmary,  1836, 
married  Sarah,  daughter 
of  William  Mitchell,  of 
Hoar  Stones,  in  Pendle 
Forest.    = 


n 

John  William 
Grimshaw,  bom 
10  March,  1858, 
diediojan.,  1866. 
Nicholas  Her- 
bert, bom  II 
Dec,  1861. 


Henry, 
bom  25 
June, 


Mary  Alice. 
Elizabeth- 
Anne. 


6.  James  Grim- 
shaw, born  20 
July,  1843,  mar- 
ried Alice  Keirby. 


I    I        1 
John    Keirbi 
Grimsh.\w. 
Susannah. 
Alice. 


Rachel. 
Elizabeth. 


7.  Christopher 
Grimshaw,  born 
II  March,  1847, 
married  Mary  Ann 
Theresa  Moifatt. 


Conway  Osborne  Grim- 
shaw, b.  31  May,  1862. 

O'Donnell  Grimshaw, 
born  30  Oct.,  1863. 

ReginaldWalterGrim- 
SHAW,  born  7  July,  1866. 

Annie  Stewart  Grim- 
shaw. 


M      II 

Harriette  Stew- 
art Grimshaw. 

Mary  Osborne 
Grimshaw. 

Ida  Edith  Grim- 
shaw. 

Norah  Lilian 
Grimshaw. 


Herbert 
Grimshaw. 


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Robert  6e  PjolUm. 


John  de  Holden,  of  Holden,  ii8 


Robert  de  Holden,  Hen. 


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Gilbert  de  Holden,  of  Holden,  Hen.  3.=  Anne  de  Antwisle,  living  temp.   Hen.  3. 


Robert  de  Holden,  of  Holden,  Ed.  2.     =Johanna  de  Schofield,  living  1311 


KOBERT,  diedj-.  ^.         Adam   de  Holden,    of   Holden,   living  1333.=  Alice,  daughter  of Barton,  of  Barton. 


Robert  de  Holden,  died  s.  /.,  having  married 

Susanna,    daughter    of  Torkington,   of 

Torkington. 


Nicholas  Holden,  of  Holden,  died- 
circa   1350. 


Ellen,   daughter   of    - 
Standish,  of  Standish. 


I  I 

John  de  Holden,  died  j-. /.,  temp.  Rich.  2,  having  married        Robert       Holden,      of=EFFAME,    daughter  of 
Alice  or  Isabell,  daughter  of Bradshaw,  of  Bradshaw.  Holden.  I       Kenyon. 

Adam    Holden,  of  Holden,  hving  1386.=  Alice,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Sir  Thomas  Kelke. 

Robert   Holden,  of   Holden,   living= Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Hussey,  of  Sleeford, 
1385.  I      ancestor  to  the  Lord  Hussey. 


Adam  Holden,  of  Holden,  living  1411.  =  Alice,  daughter  of  William  Holland,  of  Heaton. 


Christopher   Holden,  of  Holden,  hv-  =  A  Daughter  of  Sir  Christopher 
ing  18  Hen.  6.  I       Harryngton,  Knt. 


Ralph  Holden,  Abbot  of  Whal- 
ley. 


John  Holden,  of  Aighton,  30  Hen.  6. 


Mabel  (?  Joane)  daughter  of  ■ 
Dunkenhalgh,  ist  vfife. 


Rishton,  of  =  Ralph  Holden,  of  Holden,  livii 
I      30  Hen.  6. 


:  Douce,   living  22   Ed.  4, 
2nd  wife. 


Henry  Holden,  of  Holden,  living  4  Ed.  4.  =  Margery,  daughter  of  Sir  Christopher  Standish,  of  Duxbury. 


Thomas  Holden,  of  Holden,  hving  temp.  Hen.  7.=  Agnes,  daughter  of  George  Langton,  of  Lowe. 

ig.      =  Grace,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Townley,  of  Royle,  Esf;. 


Gilbert  Holden,  of  Holden,  died 


Ralph    Holden,   of  Holden,  living  =  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Richard  Elston,  of 
Ed.  6.  I      Brockhull. 


Thomas    Holden,  monk  of  Walley,   and    after- 
wards curate  of  Haslingden,  living  1574. 


Robert  Holden,  of  Holden.  =  Alice,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Banister,  of  Altham,  Esq. 

Ralph  Holden,  of  Holden.  =Mary,  daughter  of  William  Chorley,  of  Chorley. 

Robert  Holden,  of  Holden,  aged  63  in  1665.  =Mary,  daughter  of  Alexander  Chorley,  Esq.,  of  Lincoln's  Inn. 
Ralph  Holden,  Esq.,  of  Holden,  bom  1629.   =Mary,  daughter  and  co-heiress  of  Rev.  Edmund  Ryshton,  of  Dunkenhalgh. 


Robert  Holden,  Esq.,  of  Holden,  born  1655,  living  1677.    =Catherine,  daughter  of  Leonard  Clayton,  A.M.,  vicar  of  Blackburn  ;  widow. 


Ralph  Holden,  Esq.,  of  Holden,  baptized=  Frances,  daughter  of  William  Davenport, 
25  May,  1681,  died  1706.  |      of  Broomhall. 


Robert  Holden,  baptized  24 
July,  1684. 


Robert  Holden,  bom  18  January,  1700,  killed  by  a  fall  at  Spot-= Martha,  daughter  of  Thomas  Gilbody,  of 
land  Bridge,  21  March,  1730.  I       Heap  Riding. 


Ralph  Holden,  Esq.,  of  Holden  Hall,  of  Stockport,  co.  Chester,  and  of  Palace  — Mary,    daughter    and   co-heiress   of  John        Frances. 
House,  born  6  June,  1722,  married  24  December,  1744,  and  died  1777.  I       Holden,  Esq.,  of  Palace  House,  co.  Lane.         Martha. 

Frances  Holden,  married  13  May,  1784,  to 
Hugh  Taylor,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool,  died  s. /i. 
6  May,  1817. 


Robert  or  Ralph  Holden,  Esq.,  of 
Palace  House,  died  unmarried,  8 
April,  1792. 


Elizabeth  Holden,  married  20  June,  1780,  to  Henry  Green 
wood,    Esq.,   of   Burnley,   co.    L; 
Greenwoode,    of  Greenwoode   (« 
died  1781.  = 


of    the   family   of 
Whitakers'    Leeds),     and 


John    Greenwood,    Esq.,    of    Palace  House,  J. P.,  born  1781,  =  Elizabeth,   daughter  of  Henry  Aspinall,   Esq.,    of  High  Riley 
assumed  the  surname  of  Holden,  and  married,  13  October,  1821,  i      and  of  Reedly  House, 
and  died  2  October,  1834. 


Henry  Holden,  Esq.,  of  Reedly  House,  co.  Lancaster,  and 
Dromquinna,  co.  Kerry,  J.  P.  for  cos.  Lancaster  and  Kerry,  and 
D.L.  for  Lancaster,  born  8  August,  1824,  late  Lieutenant  Col. 
13th  Light  Dragoons,  married,  10  June,  1854,  the  Hon.  Eleanor 
White,  eldest  daughter  of  Henry,  Lord  Annaly.   = 


Ralph   Holden,  born 
II  September,  1S27. 


William  Holden,  born 
7  September,  1831,  mar- 
ried       daughter    of 

J.  Paulet,  Esq.,  of  Sea- 
forth  House,  co.  Lan- 
caster. = 


Bessie  Holden,  married  to 
Ernest,  youngest  son  of  Sir 
Thomas  Lavie,  Governor  of 
Greenwich  Hospital. 


Harry  Ralph  Lonsdale 
Holden,  born  29  June, 
1837. 


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Anne,*  daughter 
of  William  Clay- 
ton, of  Fulwood, 
CO.  Lancaster, 
marriage  licence 
19  Sept.,  1610. 
Buried  at  Pres- 
ton, 4  March, 
1623-4. 


IXogcr  Eangtott,*  of  Broughton  Tower,  = 
CO.  Lancaster,  baptized  9  September, 
1559,  sworn  Stattinger  of  Preston  at 
the  Guild  of  1582,  and  styled  son  of 
Edward  Langton,  of  Leland,  served 
the  offices  of  Alderman  and  Mayor, 
and  was  Seneschal  of  the  Guilds  of 
1622  and  1642 ;  died  2  April  and 
buried  at  Preston  3  April,  1644. 


Marg.^ret,  widow 
of  George  Roger- 
son,  an  Alderman 
of  Preston,  mar- 
riage licence,  7 
June,  1624.  Buried 
at  Preston,  21  May, 
1643. 


William  Lang- 
ton,*  of  Gray's 
Inn,  of  Preston 
and  Broughton 
Tower,  M.P.  for 
Preston,  Writ 

issued  14  October, 
1645  ;  ser\'ed  the 
offices  of  Town 
Clerk  of  Preston 
and  Recorder  of 
Liverpool.  Buried 
at  Preston,  25  Oct., 
1659. 


Jane,*  daugh- 
ter of  William 
Lever,  of  Ker- 
sall,  married  at 
Prestwich,  22 
May,  1638  ; 
buried  at  Pres- 
ton, 22  Aug., 
1687. 


Thomas,*  of 
Preston, 
died    before 
1664,  s.  p. 


I 
Edward  Lang- 
ton,*  a  citizen 
of  London,  will 
dated  25  Febru- 
ary, 1674,  mar- 
ried Margaret, 
who  survived 
him.  = 


^ 


Mary,     wife    of 

John  Hill. 
Sarah. 


John  Lang- 
ton,*  of  Pres- 
ton, born  12 
Octobei,  1614, 
baptized  isth, 
married  12 
Jan.,  1655-6, 
will  dated  18 
March,  1689- 
90,  proved  25 
Nov.,  1690. 


Anne, 
daughter 
and       co- 
heiress 
with     her 
sister      of 

John  Sing- 
leton, of 
Preston  ; 
buried  at 
Kirkham, 
S  May, 
1713- 


Richard* 
died  s.p., 
1644,  un- 
married. 

Roger, 
died  s.p., 
1619. 

Anne.* 


Roger   died    William  Langton,*  of=  Elizabeth. 
in    infancy  ;         Broughton  Tower,  bap- 
buried       13        tized   7  June,    1649,    14        executrix. 
February,  at  the  date  of  Dugdale's 

1646-7.  Visitation,  igSept.,  1664; 

will  dated  18  March, 
1678-9  ;  buried  at  Pres- 
ton, 3  January,  1679-80. 


Thomas,*  born    Edward,* 
1650,         lived       named  on  the 


abroad  many 
years  ;  alive  in 
1714. 


Guild  Roll  of 
1662. 
John,*  bom 
1656,  woollen- 
draper  at  Pres- 
ton ;  buried 
there,  1686. 


Richard  Lang- 
ton,* bom  1658, 
sworn  a  Burgess 
1682,  Mayor  of 
Preston  1692,  and 
1693,  buried  1731. 
Will  proved  11 
February,  1734. 


Mary  Hodg- 
kinson,  mar- 
riage settle- 
ment, 14  Jan., 
1685-6,  buried 
1728. 


Roger,*    b.  Elizabeth,* 


1660,  named 
on  the  Guild 
Rollsofi662 
and  1682. 


baptized 
1644.  Will 
dated  1- 
June,  1680"; 
proved  i^ 
September, 
1683. 


I    I 

William,  named  on 
the  Guild  Roll  of 
1682. 

Roger  Langton,  of 
Chesterand  Brough- 
ton Tower.  Will 
dated  7  September, 
1714,  died  soon 
after  s.  p.,  leaving 
the  property  to  his 
cousin  William. 


I    I    I 
Elizabeth, 

wife   of  

Fisher,  alive, 

J714. 
Jane,    wife    of 
Thos.  Woods, 

alive,  1714. 
Catherine, 

wife   of  

Watson,  alive, 

1714. 


William  Langton,  bap- 
tized 12  Feb.,  1687-8,  of 
Liverpool,  afterwards  of 
Preston  and  of  Brough- 
ton Tower,  which  he  in- 
herited from  his  cousin 
Roger,  and  which  he 
bequeathed  to  his  sister 
Jane.  Will  dated  27 
September,  1732,  buried 
at  Preston,  4 Oct.,  1732. 


I 
Roger,  bap- 
tized   1691, 
died   before 
1732.= 

Mary,  living 
1732- 


I  I 
Elizabeth, 
baptized,  and 
died  Janu- 
ary, 1686-7. 
Elizabeth, 
bom  1694, 
died  1696. 


Jane,  baptized  31  =  Lawrence,    2nd=AGNES  Dent. 


March, 
married  at  Pres- 
ton, 26  June, 
1735,  buried  i 
August,  1735, 
s.p.  • 


son  of  Willi; 
Rawsthorne,  of 
Preston,  to 

whom  the  pro- 
perty devolved 
by  settlement. 


I    I 

Mary,*  baptized  1652, 
Will  dated  6  Novem- 
ber, 1714,  proved  1 
January,  1734. 

Anne,*  baptized  1654, 
buried  at  Manchester, 
27  June,  1682. 


I    1 
Ann,  baptized  14  May, 

1690,  died  unmarried, 

buried  2  May,  1713. 
Zachariah,      baptized 

15  April,  1694,  died  in 

infancy. 


Anne  Langton,  bom  14  November,  1718, 
married  26  May,  1740,  Cuthbert  Bradkirk,  of 
Ribby,  and  had  4  sons  and  6  daughters  ;  none 
of  these  left  any  descendants  e.xcept  Betty, 
who  married  her  cousin,  John  Langton. 


Sarah,  b.  i  Sept.,  1720,  mar., 5  June,  1745,  the  Rev.  Cornelius, 

John  Threlfal,  B.A.,  who  was  Head  Master  of  the  bom  7june, 

Kirkham  Grammar  School  nearly  60  years.     She  1722,      died 

died  II  Oct.,  1791  ;  he  died  13  Dec,  1801  ;  one  son,  in  infancy. 
a  physician,  died  without  issue. 


Thomas  Langton,  of  Kirkham,  merchant,  bom  18  August,; 
1724,  baptized  23rd,  at  Kirkham,  married  at  Blackburn,  20 
November,  1753,  died  30  October,  1794,  buried  at  Kirkham  4 
November.  He  was  tlie  sole  surviving  representative  in  the 
male  line  of  Roger  Langton,  of  Broughton  Tower,  the  first- 
named  in  this  Pedigree. 


I 
Cicely,  bom 
16  August, 
1754,  died 
19  January, 
1757- 


John  Langton,  of= 
Kirkham,  merchant, 
born  10  Feb.,  1756, 
mar.  17  July,  1784, 
died  I  June,  1807, 
buried  at  Kirkham, 
8th. 


Betty,  daugh- 
ter of  Cuthbert 
Bradkirk,  his 
cousin, baptized 
16  May,  1758, 
died  3  July, 
i«35- 


William  Langton,  of=MARY,  daughter  of  Joseph  Starky,  of  Redvales,  near  Bury,  co. 


Kirkham,  merchant, 
bom  12  Feb.,  1758, 
married  20  December, 
1791,  at  Bury,  died  at 
Kirkham  7  May,  1814, 
buried  there  13th. 


Lancaster,  M.D.,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  daughter  and  co- 
heiress of  John  Stoko,  of  Blackbum,  Lieut.  R.X.  She  was 
coheiress  with  her  sister  Ann,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Hugh  Hornby, 
of  St.  Michaels,  to  their  brother  Joseph  Starky,  of  Royton. 
High  Sheriff  in  1799,  bom  21  July,  1764,  died  7  January,  1842  ; 
buried  at  Liverpool  13  January. 


Cicely,  bom  22  April.  1760, 
married  15  May,  1786,  to 
Thomas  Hornby,  of  Kirk- 
ham, by  whom  she  had  7  sons 
and  7  daughters,  died  in 
1833,  buried  at  Kirkham.  25 
May  (j«  Hornby  Pedigree). 


•Bradkirk,  born  6  July,  1787,  died  in  infancy. 

Jane,  died  unmar.  at  Bath,  19  Mar.,  1869,  buried  at  Kirkham,  25  Mar. 

■Cecilia,  died  unmarried,  buried  at  Kirkham,  28  May,  1849. 

■Bradkirk,  born  25  September,  1796,  died  in  infancy. 

John,  born  27  September,  1798,  died  30  Octjber,  1803. 


[-Elizabeth, 
21  July,  iS 


bom  18  November,   1795,   died  unmarried 


Thomas  Langton,  of  Kirkham, 
bom  12  August,  1785,  a  Cap- 
tain in  the  Army,  served  in  the 
29th  Regiment  in  Nova  Scotia, 
Spain,  and  Portugal,  died  un- 
married at  Hereford,  2  Novem- 
ber, 1826,  buried  at  Kirkham, 
18  November. 


Ann,  bom  28  April,  1789, 
married  9  July  1810,  to 
Thomas  Birley,  of  Mil- 
bank,  Kirkham,  died, 
leaving  numerous  issue, 
of  whom  the  eldest  is 
ThomasLangton  Biriey, 
of  Carr  Hill,  Kirkham 
^see  that  family),  died 
February,  1833. 


Joseph  Langton,  of  Li- 
verpool, born  20  Sept., 
baptized  at  Kirkham, 
16  October,  1792,  died 
at  Paris,  25  October, 
1S55,  buried  at  the  Ce- 
metery, Montmartre,  27 
October. 


Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas 
Earle,  of  Spekelands  {see 
that  family) and  of  Mary 
his  wife,  daughter  and  co- 
heiress of  Thomas  Earle, 
born  15  November,  1798, 
married  24  May,  1821. 


.l.'^KV,  bom  13  .August, 
1798,  married  24  .August, 
18 19,  Hardman  liirle, 
of  Liverpool  (stc  that 
family),  created  a  Baro- 
net 3  November,  1869. 
She  died  25  March,  1850, 
leaving  numerous  issue. 


Margaret,  bom  7  .August, 
1802,  married  in  September, 
1829.  Richard  E-irle  \see  that 
family),  of  the  Middle  Tem- 
ple, Barrister-  at  -  Law,  who 
died  at  Edenhurst,  Huyton, 
21  .April,  1848.  She  died, 
30  November.  1871,  leaving 
one  son.  Frederick  W.  Earle. 
of  Edenhurst. 


William  Lang- 
ton, of  Liver- 
pool, merchant, 
".P.  forco.Lanc, 
June, 
1822,  baptized  at 
St.Peter'sChurch 
15  October,  1823. 


bor 


I 
Charles  Lang- 
ton, of  Liverpool, 
born  1 1  July,  1823, 
baptized  at  St. 
Peter's  Church,  15 
Oct.,  1823,  married 
18  Jan.,  1854. 


I    I    I    I 
=J ESSIE,  daughter  of    Mary   Elizabeth, 


Patrick  Gilii 
of  the  Grove,  Lon- 
donderry, by  his 
wife,  Christina 
Hamilton,  daugh- 
ter of  Captain  Dal- 
rymple,  of  Orange- 
field,  CO.  Ayr. 


ried,  23  August,  1849, 
to  John  Backhouse  Neil- 
son,  of  Liverpool  ;  she 
survived  her  husband, 
and  has  issue. 

Susan,  died  in  infancy. 

Alfred,  died  in  infancy. 

Gertrude. 


"1 
Ellinor  Har- 
riett, married  10 
July,  1861,  to 
Hamilton  Boswell, 
Gilmour,  of  Liver- 
pool,merchant,2nd 
son  of  Patrick  Gil- 
mour, of  the  Grove, 
Londonderry. 


I 
Walter  LANG-=MARy  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Lieut. - 
Col.  Thomas  Tal- 
bot Hamilton,  late 
of  the  igtii  Regi- 
ment, and  of  Jane, 
his  2nd  wife, 
daughter  of  Tho- 
mas Sharp,  of 
Manchester. 


1    1 


TON,  M.A.,  Jesus 
Coll.,  Cambridge, 
of  Southgate,  born 
5  May,  1840,  bap- 
tized 25  June,  at 
W^eld  Chapel, 

Southgate,  mar- 
ried 22  July,  1868. 


Joseph,  bom  29  June, 

1858. 
Charles   William, 

died  in  infancy. 


I    i       I 
Edith  Ann   Hamilton. 
Susan  Douglas. 
Patricia    Dalkymple. 


Leyland  Langton,  of 
Manchester,  merchant,  bom 
12  Feb.,  and  baptized  i 
April,  1843, at  St.  Georges, 
Bloomsbury. 

George  Langton,  bom  12 
Oct.,  and  baptized  4  Dec., 
1844,  at  St.  Andrew's,  Brigh- 
ton. 


Ei.izA.  -rni  Hamii.i 
Nora   Ik.ssie. 
Maug   hkt  Ma.\wi 
Alice  MavS-Y. 


Millicent  Geokgi 
Caroline  Rosea.  ' 


'The  Names  marked  (*)  appear  in  the  Visitation  of  1664. 


The  cntr^-  is  "  certified  by  Thomas  Winckldy  on  the  bchalfe  of  William  Langlon,  Esqu 


I.   Makgaret  J.^NE. 
'    Alice  Makv. 


.      ,.     J^£otTHKATHeR/NR  pf.RnM.      1871,  at  Sol 
Otox-U  >|t('sff>.ffiCc  (.-"£•  tU<^  H  JT  1     baptized  19 


Stepilvn  H,amilton 
BJ)ffl  V'ri^niber, 
Southirate, 
Febni- 


A 


■f^as'^ip 


ary  187a.  -  Vu 


S^uf^^-^'  — 


iSrougi)tott  Cotoer,  aftertoartjs  of  B.irfel)am. 


NOTE  ON  THE  ARMORIAL  ENSIGXS  OF  THE  LAXGTOXS,  OF  BROUGHTON  TOWER. 


The  first  of  these  Seals  is  that  of  Robert  Banastre, 
Baron  of  Newton-in-Makerfield,  and  Lord  of  Walton-in- 
Ic-dale,  temp.  Hen.  3,  and  Edw.  i.  The  tinctures  are 
known  from  the  entry  in  a  roll  of  Arms  temp.  Edwd.  2, 
to  have  been  "  de  Goules  a  iij  Chevrons  de  Argent." 
Alice,  his  granddaughter  and  heiress,  married  John,  son 
of  Robert  de  Langeton,  of  West  Langeton,  in  the  county 
of  Leicester,  brother  to  the  Chancellor,  Bishop  of  Chi- 
chester, of  that  name. 

I'lie  second  Seal  was  affixed  to  a  deed  of  John  de 
Lan-cldii,  Scign'r.  de  Makyrfeld,  dated  6th  Edw.  3. 
The  third  Seal  is  that  of  his  son  Robert,  who  bore  the 
coat  of  three  chevrons  gules  on  a  field  argent,  v.  Roll  of 
.Arms  (jf  Kniglits  at  the  siege  of  "  Calys,"  surrounding 
it  by  a  bordure  of  the  paternal  Arms,  vair  ;  Ralph,  his 
grandson  and  successor,  abandoned  the  use  of  the  bordure. 

Ann,  daughter  of  Thomas  Talbot,  second  wife  of  Sir  Thomas  Langton,  whose  younger  : 

been  endowed  bv  his  father  with  some  property  in  Leyland  Hundred. 

All  the  acts  of  the  College  of  Arms  during  the  Commonwealth  having  been  made  void 

substituted  those  which  he  had  recorded  for  the  Langtons  of  Lowe,  with  the  difference  of  i 

he  revived  the  use  of  the  ancient  paternal  Arms. 


In  the  time  of  Edw.  3,  a  coat  argent,  an  Eagle 
displayed  with  two  heads  vert,  found  its  way  into  the 
armorial  bearings  of  the  family.  It  was  used  singly  or 
quarterly,  with  the  coat  of  three  chevrons,  by  the  Lang- 
tons  of  Lowe-in-Hindley,  on  whose  forefather,  a  younger 
son  of  Robert,  the  second  Baron  of  this  name,  the  manor 
of  Hindley,  an  estate  at  Hendon,  in  Middlesex,  and  the 
ancient  patrimonial  property  in  Leicestershire,  had  been 
settled. 

At  the  Visitation  of  1664,  Dtigdale  found  the  Langtons 

of  Broughton  Tower  bearing,  on  the  authority  of  William 

Ryley,  Norroy,  1657,  party  per  pale  argent,  and  or  3  chev- 

"jl'll  fl  rons  gules,  aiid  for  crest  a  Talbot  sejant  regardant  sable, 

/    Ij  with   ears   argent,    which,    in    the    absence    of    positive 

l|'     '  evidence  as  to  the  precise  connexion  of  this  branch  with 

the  senior  line,   supports  the  surmise  of  a  descent  from 

ion,  Edward,  entered  at  the  Preston  Guild  of  1582,  as  "  filius  Thomas  Militis  defuncti," 

by  authority  at  the  Restoration,  Dugdale  cancelled  the  coat  and  crest  allowed  by  Ryley,  and 
I  trefoil  or,  on  the  breast  of  the  Eagle,  and  a  canton  "  varry  "  in  the  Arms,  by  wiiicli  addition 


1    I 
ZACHARlAll,born 

4     May,      i66r, 

died     10      Feb., 

1662-3. 
John,     born    14 

April,  1664,  died 

in  infancy. 


CoKNELitis  Langton,  born  2  Jan.,  1667-8, 
baptized  at  Preston  on  the  4th  ;  31  Mar., 
1696,  paid  30J.  for  his  freedom  to  carry  on 
trade  in  Kirkham,  where  he  settled  ;  mar- 
ried 10  August,  1689  ;  will  dated  10  Ap.-il, 
1712  ;  died  at  Kirkham,  and  buried  there, 
2  May,  1712. 


Elizabeth,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Zachary 
Taylor,  M.A.  Head  Master  of  the  Kirkham 
Grammar  School,  and  of  Abigail  his  wife, 

daughter  of  Ward,   of  Capestliorne, 

buried  at  Kirkham,  20  November,  1736. 


Tabitha,  born  31  Dec, 
1657,  married  As- 
ton, of  Cheshire,  and 
had  a  daughter  Susan- 
nah, wife  ist  of  John 
Myers  ;  2ndly,  of  James 
Bolton,  both  of  Preston. 


PnQ'.BA,  baptized  31  Oct., 
1656,  died  the  following 
month,  her  twin  brother 
dying  immediately  after 
birth. 

Rhoda,  bom  20  August, 
1659,  married Wil- 
liamson, of  CO.  Chester. 


John  Langton,  baptized  at  Kirkham,  11  Octo-: 
ber,  i6gr,  man'ied  at  Lytham  22  June,  1717, 
died  21  June,  1762,  buried  at  Kirkham  24th.  In 
the  Guild  Rolls  of  Preston  he  is  recorded  as 
•'  Mercer."  In  his  will  he  describes  himself  as 
merchant.  Jointly  with  Mr.  Shepherd  and  Mr. 
Birley,  he  established  a  mercantile  house  at  Kirk- 
ham, which  still  exists  under  the  firm  of  John 
Birley  &  Sons.  He  and  Mrs.  Ann  Hankinson 
founded  a  free  school  for  girls  at  Kirkham. 


Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas 
Brown,  of  Ashtree 
Hall,  Kirkham, 
died  23  March, 
and  buried  26th, 
at  Kirkham.  1766. 


I 
Abig.ml,  bap- 
tized 24  Sep- 
tember, 1695, 
died  unmar- 
ried, 23  Jan- 
uary, 1776. 


Rev.   Zachary  Langton,   baptized    as  Zachariah,=  Bridget,  daughter    Roger,  baptized    i 

24  April,    1798,   of  Magdalen   Hall,   Oxon,  M.A.,  of  Alexander  But-         Nov.,    1700,  died 

had   some   preferment    in    the   West  of    Ireland,  Icr,    of  Kirkland.         unmarried;  buried 

whither  he  had  been  invited  by  his  kinsman  Bishop  She  died  15  No-        at     Kirkham     16 

Clayton.     He  was   chaplain  to  William,  ist  Earl  vember,         1761,         May,  1727,  s.p. 

of   Harrington,  when  Lord  Lieutenant  ;   returned  s.  p. 
to  England,  and  died  at  Oxford  i  February,  1786. 
Published,   at  Dublin,  in  1753,    "  An   Essay  con- 
cerning the  Human  Rational  Soul." 


=JANE,  eldest  daughter  of  William  Leyland,  of  Blackburn,  by 
Cicely  his  wife,  daughter  of  Thomas  Shepherd,  and  widow  of 
William  Rigby,  by  whom  she  had  one  daughter,  Mary,  who 
died  unmarried ;  Jane  was  coheiress  with  her  sister  Margaret, 
wife  of  Joseph  Feilden,  of  Blackburn  She  died  4  January, 
1774,  at  the  age  of  41  ;  buried  at  Kirkham  on  the  9tn. 


I 
Elizabeth,  b.  16  Mar.,  1727- 
8,  mar.,  i  May,  1753,  to 
Savage  Leech,  of  Liverpool, 
and  left  issue ;  buried  at 
Kirkham  on  the  30th  April, 
1763- 


I  1 
Abigail  and  Tabitha,  twin 
sisters,  baptized  24  May, 
1731 ;  Abigail  was  buried  14 
April,  1739.  Tabitha  died  un- 
mar.,  13  Oct.,  1803,  buried  at 
Kirkham  on  the  i6th. 


Susannah,  baptized  21  July,  1733, 
married  19  October,  1769,  to  John 
Hankinson,  of  Preston,  being  his 
2nd  wife.  She  died  31  August, 
1816.  They  had  one  son,  who 
died  in  infancy. 


Cornelius,  born 
19  November, 
1738,  died  un- 
married Febru- 
ary, 1762. 


Zachary  Langton,  a  citizen  of^ 
London,  Master  of  the  Skinners' 
Company,  1797,  born  at  Kirk- 
ham, January  5,  and  baptized 
30th,  1762,  married  r7  November, 
1795,  died  28  December,  1843, 
buried  at  Kensal  Green  Cemetery, 
3  Januaiy,  1844. 


Elizabeth, 
daughter   of 
Richard 
Rowe,        of 
London, 
died  i8June, 
1815- 


[-iM.izAiiL  1 11,  born  1802,  died  1826,  died  unmarried. 
[-(.]  'T.;!  ,  I'.jrn  7  Apr.,  1806,  died  unmarried  21  June 
|-1  K.vNi  Is,  born  1808,  died  1816. 
|-Elll.n,  burn  1810,  died  1825. 
I 


Cornelius  Lang- 
ton, born  3  No- 
vember, baptized 
i6th,  1763,  blind 
from  his  eighth 
year,  died  at  Kirk- 
ham 2  May,  1816, 
and  buried  there. 


1844. 


LEVLAND,born 

in  1766, 
Elizabeth, 

born  in  1768  ; 

both     died   in 

infancy. 


Thomas  Langton,  born  10  October,  and=  Ellen,    daughter    of    the    Rev.     William 


baptized  i  November,  1770  ;  in  early  life 
a  merchant  at  Riga,  some  time  of  Blythe 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  Commission  ofDeputy 
Lieutenant  dated  3  Sept.,  1807,  carried 
on  business  as  a  merchant  in  Liverpool, 
died  4  May,  1838,  and  buried  at  Fene- 
lon  Falls,  in  Canada  West. 


Currer,  M..-\.,  Vicar  of  Clapha 
York,  and  of  Ann  his  wife,  daughter  and 
coheiress  of  John  Stoko,  of  Blackburn, 
Lieut.,  R.N.,  born  25  January,  1766, 
married  6  .'\pril  1802,  died  i  August,  1846, 
buried  at  Fenelon  Falls 


-Thomas,  born  4  August.  1806,   died  in  1812,  buried  at 

Ormskirk. 
■Anne.   a.  =J  Itn-a^.l-o    \o-Ma^  iSQi 


Skinner  Zachary  =  Margaret,    daughter  of    Richard    Langton,    born 

19  February,  1800,  married 
in  1822,  Caroline  Cope, 
who  died  in  1825.  He  died 
at  Previsa,  5  Sept.,  1834, 
having  had  an  only  daugh- 
ter, Ellen  Reniera,  wife  of 
Rev.  Henry  Brancker, 
M .  A. ,  Incumbent  of  Thurs- 
lev. 


Langton,  of  Bar 
row  House,  near 
Keswick,  co.  Cum- 
berland, J.  P.  for 
that  CO.,  born  3 
January,  1797,  mar- 
ried 22  April,  1830. 


Walter  Learmonth,  of 
Russell  Square,  London, 
by  Helen  his  wife,  daugh- 
ter of  John  Annand,  of 
Aberdeen,  died  at  Dres- 
den, 25  March,  1846. 


I 
William    Langton,    of=  Margaret,  daugh-    John   Langton,  M.A. ,  Trinity=LYDiA,  daughter  of 

'"  "      ^      '    '  '        '  '"    '  ■'         '^'  James 

il.A., 


Manchester,  born 
Farfield,  near  Adding- 
ham,  CO.  York,  17  April, 
1803  ;  baptized  23  May, 
at  Addingham,  married 
at  Kirkham,  15  Nov., 
1831. 


ter  of  Joseph  Horn 
by,  of  Ribby,  D.L 
for  CO.  Lancaster, 
by  Margaret,  his 
wife,  daughter  of 
Robert  Wilson,  of 
Preston  (^«  Hornby 
Pedigree). 


Coll.,  Cambridge,  b.  at  Bl; 
Hall,  6  April,  1808,  baptized 
at  Ormskirk,  24  May,  sometime 
Vice-Chancellor  of  the  Univer- 
sity of  Toronto,  now  of  Ottawa, 
Auditor  of  Public  Accounts  of 
the  Dominion  of  Canada,  mar- 
ried 8  May,  1845.   J. .  1  c|  jUtxv. 


the  Rev.  James 
Dunsford, 
Rector  of  Frethorne 
andVicarof  Framp- 
ton-upon-Seveni, 
by  his  wife  Mary, 
daughter  of  James 
Crowdy,  of  HigJ 
worth,  CO.  Wilis 


I    I    I    I 
.Margaret  Helen. 

'l\im"lBlRISTINA, 

married  27  January, 
1859,  to  Hugh  Fre- 
dericlr  Hornby  (see 
that  family).  <i.  3o  Ui^-r 
Frances  Jane.  '^8 
Emma  Georgina. 


Susan  Cecilia 
married,  5  June, 
1872,  to  Hubert 
Airey,  M.D.,  2nd 
son  of  Sir  G,  B. 
Airey,  K.C.B. 
A3tronon>er 
Royal.  uoKo  <i  ■ 


I  i  I  TTTTTl 

Thomas  Leyland,   bom  20  April,  1834,  died  9  September]  Alice,  ist  wife  of  Arthur  Henry  Heywood,  3rd  son  of  Sir  B.  Heywood,  Bart., 
1835,  buried  at  Bootle.  died  i6  July,  1855,  leaving  one  daughter  (see  that  family). 

Henry  Currer   Langton,  of  Manchester,  merchant,  borni  Ellen  Josephine,  married,  13  February,  1862,  Herbert  Philips,  of  Manches- 
23  June,  baptized  at  St.  Thomas's,  Pendleton,  23  Oct.,  1840.         ter,  merchant,   3rd  son  of  Robert  Philips,   of  Heybridge,   co.  Stafford  (see 

William  Heywood  Langton,   residing  in  Calcutta,   1872,         that  family), 
born  17  Sept.,   1843,  baptized   privately,  12    February,  re- /^KATHARINE  Elizabeth,  married  18  April,  1871,  to  Joseph  Gouge  Greenwood, 
ceivedinto  the  church,  9  September,  1844,  at  St,  Thomas's,         B.A.,  principal  of  The  Owens  Coll.,  Manchester,  being  his  2nd  wife. 
Pendleton,      y^^  .   /  %  §•  a   ("■)  ^  '^■C'fXo^c*  I'tHPXl^         ^  ANNA  MARGARET,  married  22  June,    1858,   to  Charles  James  Heywood,   of 
Y^-~___  i^.._^,.^-^w~j  Manchester,  banker,  youngest  son  of  Sir  Benjamin  Heywood,  bart.  (see  that 

"?1  Mt«0  i>^ cvv.  #«.(^~  VViiV^vi  family.)  ,  Ar    MARIAN   CiCELY.  #FRANCES  AMELIA 


Thomas  Langton,  born  at-  Blythe,  Canada  West, 


[av,  iaptized   at   Fenelon  Falls,  i  July,   1849, 
ittJl'^re  University  of  Toronto.    Called  to  the 


1872. 


ENRY  Stephen  Langton,  bom  at  Blythe,  15 
June,  1851,  baptized  privately — the— same — day, 
•Rsgisiefed7Sept.,at  Fenelon  Falls  ;  civil  engineer. 


William  Alexander  Langton,  bom  at  Peter- 
borough, Canada  West,  8  June,  and  baptized 
there  28  August,  18^4,  student  of  the  University  of 
Toronto,  1872.      jL.J  /c  J^ 


-LSk. 


'9r:. 


■TiflJrC  , 


I    I 
John  Langton,  born  at  Toronto,  29  August,  1857, 

baptized  there  11  April,  1858.  dJ^  lijlo 

Hugh   Hornby   Langton,   born    at    Quebec,   29 

August,  and  baptized  there  27  September,  1862. 
=  f-iMcxy  ISoj     ErWEL.  Bea-tric(=    UdU^ 


I     I     I 

Ellen,  born  in  1846, 
died  the  same  year. 
Ellen. 
Mary  Agnes. 


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Caamaltcl  3LIogtl,  of  Mattersey,   co.    Notts,   descended  from   the  Lloyds  of  Llanynys,   co.= 
Denbigh  obri  November,  1661,  buried  at  Carleton,  in  Lindrick,  co.  Notis.  I 


^''N. 


George  Lloyd,  of  Manchester,  =  Martha  Whittaker,  of 
merchant,  born  11  Dec,  1650,  I  Newton  Heath,  born 
died  2  August,  1728.  1652,  died  Jan.,  1717-8. 


Gamaliel  Lloyd,    of 

London,  married 

Jackson. 


Gamaliel  Lloyd. 
ob.  enf. 


Gamaliel  Lloyd,  of  Manchester,  a 
manufacturer,  born  13. August,  1676, 
purchased  Hulme  from  the  Blands, 
and  died  17  June,  1749. 


Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Carte,  M.B.,  of  Man- 
chester, bom  February,  1683,  and  died  30  Sep- 
tember, 1763. 


George  Lloyd,  Esq.,  only  son,  F.R.S.,  of  Hulme  Hall,  which  he  however  subsequently  sold  to  the  Duke  of  Bridge- 
water,  and  then  resided  at  Barrowbv,  near  Leeds,  where  he  died  4  December,  1783.  This  gentleman  took  the  degree 
of  M.B.  at  Cambridge,  and  was  afterwards  chosen  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society,  and  in  1779  he  was  nominated  by 
the  Marquis  of  Rockmghara  a  Deputy-Lieutenant  for  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshiie. 


John   Lloyd,  only=ANNE,    daugh 


son,  F.R.S.,  of 
Snitterfield,  co. 
Warwick. 


and  heiress  of 
James  Hibbins, 
M.D. 


Gamaliel  Lloyd,  Esq.,  bom  26  May,  1744,  Alderman  of=ELiz,\BETH,      daughter 


Leeds  and  Mayor,  1799.  resided  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  and 
afterwards  in  Great  Ormond  Street,  London,  where  he  died 
31  August,  1817. 


of  James  Attwood, 
born  October,  1753, 
lUedJuly,  i8i8. 


!   I 

1.  Anne  Lloyd. 

2.  Sus.\.NN.-\H    Llovd,   married 
to  the  Rev.  Henry  Wray.   = 

A 


George 
Llovd,     of 
Welcombe 
House,    CO. 
Warwick, 
High  Sheriff 
1806,     bom 
7       March, 
1768,      died 
unmarried 
iijuly,i83i. 


John  Gamaliel 
Llovd,  Bencher 
of  the  Middle 
Temple,succeed- 
ed  his  brother 
in  Welcombe 
House,  and 

havingbeenHigh 
Sheriff  of  War- 
wickshire 1832, 
died  1837,  un- 
married. 


Charlotte, 
married,    4 
May,  1802, 
to  the  Rev. 
Thomas 
Warde, 
Vicar   of 
Weston-un- 
der-AVea- 
therlcy,  co. 
Warwick.  = 


jAy 

PUl 


Elea- 
nor, 
and 


all  died 
s.p. 


I 
MaryHorton 
Lloyd,  mar- 
ried to  Ste- 
phen John 
Winthrop, 
Esq.,    M.D., 

Little 
Bounds,  Tun- 
bridge,  Kent. 


I 
Anne- 
Susanna 
Lloyd, 
married  to 
Leonard 
Homer, 
Esq., 
F.R.S.  = 


a  quo  W.MJDE,  of  Clopton  Court. 


William  Horton 
Lloyd,  Esq., 
F.  L.  S.,  held 
estates  in  York- 
shire, Lancashire, 
and  Derbyshire, 
born  10  Feb., 
1784,  married  13 
April,  1826,  ob. 
18  Feb.,  1849. 


Mary,  4th  and 
youngest  daughter 
of  George  White- 
locke,  Esq.,  of 
Seymour  Place, 
London,  and 

great-great-grand- 
daughter of  Sir 
Bulstrode  White- 
locke. 

■Gamaliel,  bom  12 
June,  1827.  died 
6  Nov.,  1830. 


Sir  Robert  Bateson,  B; 
haWng  been  so  created  i3 
December,  i8i8;hewas  bom 
13  March,  1782,  and  was  M.l' 
for  the  CO.  of  Londonderr 
from  183010  1842;  he  married 
27  April,  181 1,  Catherin 
youngest  daughter  of  the  late 
iSam.  Dickson,  Esq.,  of 
Ballynaguille.  co.  Limerick, 
and  died  21  April,  1863.  ■ 


Mill; 

Benjamin  Winthrop,  in  holy 
orders,  M..\.,  of  Hardenhuish, 
Chippenham,  ].  P.  for  co.  Wilts, 
born  1800,  married  1834,  .'\nne, 
daughter  of  the  late  Jolm  Har- 
vey Thursby,  Esq.,of  Abingtoii 
Abbey,  co.  Northampton.  = 


Benjamin  Winthrop, 

eldest  son,  born  1838,  mar- 
ried, 1868,  Constance  Ellen 
Susette,  daughter  of  John 
Christian  Borne,  Esq.,  of 
Lucknam,  Wilts.  =-*^ 

2.  Stephen,  dead. 

3.  Edward  Gamaliel,  dead. 

4.  William. 

1.  Mary  Anne  Winthrop  (de- 
ceased), married  to  Hon.  and 
Rev.  Edward  Pellew,  4th  son 
of  Viscount  Exmouth,  and  had 
five  sons  and  five  daughters. 

2.  Elizaheth  WiNtiiUOP,  mar- 
ried, 25  Jan.,  1843,  to  Charles 
Baring  Young,  Es(].,  son  of  Sir 
Samuel  Young,  Bart. 


Mary  Elizabeth  Horner, 
married  at  Bonn,  in  Prus- 
sia, I2july,  1832,  toCharles 
Lyell,  Es'q.,  eldest  son  of 
Churles  Lyell,  Esq.,  of 
Kinnordy,  Forfar,  Profes- 
sor of  Geology,  King's 
College,  London.  He  was 
born  14  November,  1797. 
knighted  1841,  created  a 
baronet  of  Kinnordy  by 
patent  dated  22  August, 
1804  ;  D.  L.  for  co.  Forfar, 
D.C.L.,  F.R.S.,  F.G.S.  ; 
President  of  the  Geological 
Society  1836-37,  1850-1  ; 
author  of  "Principles  of 
Geology,"  "  Antiquity  of 
Man,"  \c. 

2.  ]''ran(;e..s  Joanna,  mar- 
ried in  1844  to  Sir  Charies 
James  Fox  Bunburi-,  Bart., 
of  Barton  Hall,  co.  Suffolk. 

3.  Anne  Susanna  Hoknek. 

4.  Katharinic  Murray, 
married,  1848,  to  Lieut. - 
Colonel  Henry  Lyell. 

5.  Leonora,  married  in  1853 
to  Chevalier  Pertz,  Royal 
Librarian,  at  Berlin. 

6.J0ANNA  Baillie  Horner. 


Selina  Jane,: 
daughter  of  the 
late  Arthur 
Henry,  Esq.,  of 
Lodge  Park,  co. 
Kildare,  ob.  11 
January,  i860, 
ist  wile. 


I 
George  White- 
LocivE  Lloyd, 
Esq.,ofStrancally 
Castle,  CO.  Water- 
ford,  and  Calton, 
CO.  York,  D.L.  for 
the  West  Riding 
of  Yorkshire,  J. P. 
for  the  former  co., 
HighSheriff  there- 
of 1859,  born  30 
May,  1830.  edu- 
cated at  Trinity 
College,  Cam- 
bridge, married 
1st,  i4September, 
1854;  2ndly,Lady 
Anne  Margaret, 
2nd  d.iughter  of 
Somerset  Richard, 
3rd  Earl  of  Car- 
rick,  married  as 
2nd  wife  February, 


William  Whitei.ocke    Lloyd, 

bom  5  May,  1856. 
Eveline  Selina  Llovd. 
Ai'gusta  Frances  Jane  Lloyd. 
Selina  Maky  Llovd. 


Robert  Bateson,  bom  29  March,  1816,  M.P.  for  the  co. 
Londonderry,  died  unmarried  at  Jemsalem,  23  Dec.,  1843. 

-Sir  Thomas  Bate.son,  2nd  baronet,  of  Belvoir  P.ark,  and 
Moira  Park,  co.  Down,  bom  4  June,  1819  (late  of  the  13th 
Light  Dragoons),  formerly  M.P.  for  co.  Londonderr>', 
M.P.  for  Devizes,  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  in  1852,  succeeded 
as  2nd  baronet  21  April,  1863.  married  24  Febmary,  1849. 
Caroline  Elizabeth  .■\nne,  2nd  daughter  of  George,  4th  Lord 
Dynevor,  and  has  two  daughters,  Eva  Frances  Caroline, 
married  4  March,  1871,  to  Alfred  D.  Ker,  Esq.,  and 
Kathleen  Mary. 
3.  Samuel  Stephen  Bateson.  Barrister-at-Law,  bom  13 
October,  1821,  married  25  July,  1854,  Florinda,  eldest 
daughter  of  Richard,  3rd  Lord  Castlemaine. 

(-5.  Stephen  B.\teson,  born  20  Ian.,  1827,  died  27  June,  1839 
Richard  Bateson,  bom  18  July,  1828. 

-7.  John  Bateson,  bom  8  July,   1831,  married  27  June,  1868, 
Edith  Elizabeth,  4th  daughter  of  Charles  John  Pearse,  Esq 
Maria  Catherine  Bateson,  married  to  Sir  B.  B.  Mac 
Mahon,  Bart. 
Elizabeth  Honoria  Bateson,  m.irriedto  the  late  Capt. 

1     John  Neilson  Gl.adstone,  R.N.  and  M.P. 

K3.  Catherine  Anne  Bateson,  died6.-\pril,  1833. 

4.  George  William  Bateson.  bom  a  .\pri!.= 
1823,  married  8  May,  1862. 


II    I    I 
Robert  Wilfred  Bateson. 
Geokge  Nicholas  Bateson. 
Mary  Lilla  Bateson. 
Katherine  Hylda  Bateson. 


JS 


pastle,  anti  of  Stockton  Hall 


NE  BRiGGS,ofWigan,  =  Rev.  WiLLlAM  Aspinwaix,  Vicar  of  Mattersey,  2nd  husband      He  was  ejected  from  Mattersey 
ed  January!  1697-8.  by  Act  of  Uniformity,  1662,  and  d.ed  at  Liverpool,  19  Apnl,  1702. 


LLIAM  Lloyd,  of  Liverpool,  married  Sarah  Stevenson, 
f  CO.  Salop,  and  left  issue,  who  are  now  represented  by 
he  Booths,  of  Glendon,  Notts. 


Anne,  wife  of  Joseph  Smethuvst, 
of  Lancaster.     = 


4.  John  Lloyd,  of  Greenwich, 
CO.  Kent,  surgeon,  married 
Anne . 


Sakah,  married  to  Joseph  Hulton,  of  London,  merchant. 
Elizabeth,   married   ist  to  Christopher  Marsdon,  of  Man- 
chester; and  2ndly  to  Joseph  Tonnerton,  of  Worcester. 


Mary,   wife  of  Benjamin  Naylor, 

of  Manchester. 
Martha,  wife  of  John  Smith,   of 

Manchester. 


EANOK.   daughter  Of  Henry  Wright,    Esq..=SusANNAH,  daughter  of  Thomas  Hortoij,   Esq.,  of^C^^^^^^^^^ 
..•^«„.L„      °  ri,„e,=^   iw   P„rpff,v   V,i<;wii(v         Lnncaster— sometime  Governor  of  the  Isle  ot__Man  unaer  L,ori 


af  Offerton,  co.  Chester,  by  Purefoy,  his  wite, 
laughter  of  Sir  Willoughby  Aston,  Bart, 
I  St  wife. 


Lancaster— sometime  

Derby,  and  father  of  Sir  William  Horton,   Bart.— married  24 
March,  1742. 


LIEABETH  Lloyd,  youngest 
daughter,  married  in  1780  to 
Thomas  Bateson,  Esq.,  who 
died  15  May,  x8ii.  — 


2.GE0RGE Lloyd, Esq.,  Barris-= 
ter-at-Law,  of  Manchester, 
and  latterly  of  York,  born 
30  Oct.,  1748,  married  1780, 
died  12  October,  1804. 


Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
Jeremiah  Naylor,  of 
Wakefield,  born  April, 
1753,  and  died  30 
October,  1847. 


3.  Thomas  Lloyd,  of  Horsforth  Hall,  = 
Ueut.-Col.  Commandant  of  the  Leeds 
Volunteers,  born  6  July,  1750,  died 
at  Kingthorpe  House,  near  Pickering, 
7  April,  1828. 


eouge  : 
LOYD.Esq., 
if  Stockton 
-I  all,  near 
I'ork,  born 
,1  May, 
1 787,  mar- 
lied  i7Mav, 
1 8 10,  died 
12  March, 
1863. 


Alicia  Maria,  daugh- 
ter and  eventual 
heiressofJohnGreame, 
Esq. ,  of  Sewerby 
House,  CO.  York,  by 
Sarah,  his  ist  wife, 
daughter  of  Charles 
Yarburgh  Esq.,  of 
Heslington  Hall,  co. 
York,  died  3  January, 
1867. 


I-Alicia  Maria. 


Edward  Jeremiah 
Lloyd,  of  Oldfield 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  Bar- 
rister-at-Law,  born  22 
June,  1790,  married  17 
Nov.,  1822.  Elizabeth, 
2nd  daughter  and  co- 
heiress ot  Wm.  kigbv, 
Esq.,  of  Oldfield  Hall, 
and  had  two  sons,  who 
died  in  infancy,  and  a 
daughter,  Isabella, 
who  died  young. 


t    I 


Elizabeth  Lloyd,  married  ist  to 
William  Butler- Laird,  Esq.,  of 
Strath  Martin,  near  Dundee,  Capt. 
in  the  17th  Dragoons,  by  whom, 
who  died  in  18 10.  she  had  issue. 
She  married  2ndly  to  Robert  Alison, 
Esq. ,  of  Dundee,  by  whom  also  she 
had  issue. 

Susannah  Geokgiana  Lloyd. 

Mary  Anne  Lloyd,  married  4 
Aug.,  1831,  to  her  cousin,  the  Rev. 
Robert  Cecil  Daniel  Wray,  one  of 
the  Fellows  of  the  Collegiate  Church 
at  Manchester. 


George  Lloyd,  Esq.,  of 
Cowesby  Hall,  co.  York,  born 
25  Mav,  1786,  married  ist  in 
1820,  'Marion  Christina,  5th 
daughter  of  Alexander  .Mac- 
lean, Esq.,  of  Coll,  CO. 
Argyle.  She  died  in  i82i.r. />. 
He  'married,  2ndly,  7  June, 
1825,  Elizabeth  Henrietta, 
2nd  daughter  of  William 
Rookes  Leeds  Serjeantson, 
Esq.,  of  Camp  Hill,  near 
Ripon.  He  died  25  July, 
1844.  = 


Anne,  daughter  of  Walter 
Wade,  Esq.,  of  New 
Grange,  co.  York. 


Marianne,    married    16 
Nov.,     1815,     to    John 
Priestley,        Esq.,        of 
Thorpe,  and  died  in  1823, 
leaving  two    daughters, 
viz.  : 
Elizabeth      Mari- 
anne,   married    to 
John  R.awson,  Esq., 
of  BrockweU. 
Harriet  Susannah 
married  to  Frederick 
Edward       Rawson, 
Esq.,  of  Thorpe. 


.    George   John 
l\  Yarburgh,  Esq., 
/  of         Heslington 
I  Hall,     CO.    York, 
j  born  28 July,  1811, 
1  assumed  the  name 
of  Yarburgh  from 
his   maternal   an- 
cestors   in    1857, 
married  23   July, 
1840,     Mary   An- 
tonia,  daughter  of 
Samuel  Cheetham 
liilton,    Esq.,    of 
Pennington,      co. 
Lancaster.  = 


.  Yarburgh  Ga- 
maliel Lloyd- 
Gre.\.ME,  of  Sewer- 
by House,  CO.  York, 
J. 'p.,  formeriy  Vicar 
of  Dunston,  co.  Lin- 
coln, M.A.  Cam- 
bridge, bom  18  July, 
1813,  who  since  his 
mother's  death  has 
taken,  as  directed  by 
his  uncle's  will,  the 
surname  of  Greame, 
in  addition  to  that  of 
Lloyd;  he  married  7 
May,  1839,  Editha 
Christian.5th  daugh- 
ter of  William  .Au- 
gustus Le  Hunte, 
Esq. ,  of  ."Xrtramount, 
CO.  Wexford.  = 


3.  Henry  Lloyd, 
in  holy  orders, 
born  31  Dec, 
1815,  married 
30  Sept.,  1857, 
Anne  Eliza, 
daughter  of  the 
Rev.  Wm.  Roy, 
D.D.,  Rector  of 
Skirbeck,  co. 
Lincoln,  and 
died    17   Nov., 


Geo.  William 
Lloyd,  bom 
1861. 

Henry       John 
Greame- 
Lloyd,      born 
1862. 

Alicia  Marga- 
ret Lloyd. 


I  I 

,  EiJvvARD  Lloyd,  =  Rosabella- 
of  Lingcroft,  near  Sus 
York,  born  27  May,  Lloyd, 4th 
1823,  married  21  daughter. 
September,  1834, 
and  was  drowned 
in  the  Ferry-boat 
accident  at  Newby 
Bridge,  CO.  York,  4 
February,  1869. 


Georgina  Rosabelle 

Lloyd. 
Edith  MariaGreame- 

Ll.OVD. 

Cecil  Mary  Lloyd. 


.  Thomas  William 
Lloyd,  Esq.,  of 
Cowesby  Hall,  co. 
York,  andSpotland, 
CO.  Lancaster,  J.  P. 
and  D.L.,  born  8 
March,  1826,  mar- 
ried 27  March,  1849, 
Elizabeth  Ann,  3rd 
daughter  of  Francis 
Beynon  Hacket, 
Esq.,  of  Moor  Hall, 
CO.  Warwick,  a  direct 
lineal  descendant  of 
the  celebratedBishp. 
Hacket.  = 

I ' 

I 
Gertrude- 
Elizabeth, 
born    9    Sept., 
1850,   and  died 
22  May,  1851. 


1-2.  George  Walter 
Edward  Lloyd,  Com- 
mander R.N. 

3.  John  George  Lloyd, 
died  13  October,  1856. 

■4.  Ale.xander  Ogilvie 
Lloyd,  died 24 October, 
1865. 

■5.  Alfred  Hart  Lloyu. 

-I.  Caroline  Anne. 

-2.  Marianne  Jane 
Lloyd,  married  April, 
1863,  to  Major  Edward 
BowenCooke,ofSwinton, 
CO.  York. 

-3.  Elizabeth  Juliana. 

-5.  Cecilia  Amy. 

-6.  Lucy  Emma. 

-7.  Isabella  Harriet. 

-8.  Eleanor  Llovu. 


Mary    Elizabeth    Susan  Anne  Yar- 
1.  Yarburgh, eldest        burgh,     married 


daughter. 


to  Charles  Leth- 
bridge,  Esq.,  of 
Chargot  Lodge, 
CO.  Somerset.     = 

Mary,  Dorothea, 
Ellinor,  and 
Ruth        Leth- 

BKIDGE. 


Yarburgh  George  Lloyd-Greame,  born  15  June. 
1840,  married  August,  1869,  Dora,  daughter  of 
Dr.  O'Brien,  Bishop  of  Ossory.    = 

Yarburgh  Lloyd-Gkeame,  born  19  May,  1872. 
Editha  Lloyd-Grea.me. 


Pattie  Warburton  Lloyd-Greame,  died  1871 
Edith  Henrietta  Lloyd-Gkeame,  died  1859. 
Maria  Lloyd-Grea.me. 


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^.\ 


^agamtS,  Lord  of  Marton.  = 

Peter,  Lord  ot  Marton,  i  Hen.  2.= 

I I 

William,  Lord  ol  Marton.  = 

Sir  Simon  uic  Makton,  Knight,  =Joan,  daughter  and  coheiress  of  William  D'Eincourt, 
Lord  of  Marton,  8  John.  I      Baron  of  Hanworth,  co.  Lincoln,  ob.  15  Hen.  3. 

William  DE  Mar-=Margery,  =2.  William  de= 3.  William  de 
TON,  Lord  of  Mar- I  daughter  KiRKBY,  Lord  Waxerville, 
ton,  2nd  son,  heir  and  heir-  of  Kirkby,  co.  Lord  of  Hiras- 
to  his  brother.         |      ess  of  —        Lancaster.  worth,  1240. 


Sir  Philip  de  Marton,  Knight,  Lord  of  Mar- 
ton (eldest  son),  living  55  Hen.  3,  was  in  cus- 
tody to  his  aunt  Edelina,  the  other  daughter 
and  coheiress  of  William,  Lord  D'?3incourt. 


Peter  de  Marton,  = 
Lord  of  Marton. 


Sir  Adam  de  Wanerville,  Lord  of  Himsworth,  ob. 
Himsworth,  under  an  ancient  tomb,  with  his  effigy  still  1 


Ed.  2,  buried 


,f  Mr 


lAM  DE  Marton,  Lord=  Isabell,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Patrick  i 
ob.  33  Ed.  I.         I      Riddall,  Lord  of  Ashwell  and  Flaxton. 


Sir  Adam  de  Wanerville,  =  Agnes. 


Knight,  Lord  of  Himsworth. 


William  de  M.^rton,  ist: 
son,  was  Lord  of  East 
and  West  Marton,  aged 
27,  33  Ed.  I,  as  per 
inquis. 


^ 


2.  Simon  de  Marton  was  Lord=MARGERY,        Sir  Nicholas  Wortlev,=  Elizabeth, 


of  a  moiety  of  the  Manor  of 
Himsworth,  /.  u.  He  presented 
to  the  Church  of  Himsworth, 
30  November,  1369. 


eldest 
daughter 
and  co- 
heiress. 


of  Wortley,  Knight, 
Lord  of  the  other  moiety 
of  the  Manor  oi  Hims- 


SiMON  de  Marton,  Lord  of  Marton.  = 


Robert  Marton,  of  Himsworth. 


William  de  Marton,  Lord  of  Marton,  = 
vix.  22  Rich.  2,  and  3  Hen.  4,  as  per  deed.  \ 


Alexander,  primogenit's  du.xit  Aliciam  filiam 
Alani  de  Cateralli  et  obiit  sine  prole. 


Will'  Mas  Marton,  D'ns  dein. 
West  Marton  et  East  Marton. 


Thomas   Marton,  of  Marton-i 
Craven. 


George   Marton,  =        2.  Lyonell.: 
son  and  heir.  | 

Thomas  Marton,  21  Hen.  8,  sold 
West  Marton  Hall  to  Thomas  Heber, 
Esq.,  of  Elslack,  circa  1335. 


=Jennett,    daughter  and  coheiress  to 
Henry  Preston,  of  Airton-in-Craven. 


Robert  Marton,  of= 
Himsworth,  istson, 
died  .r.  p.  He  left 
his  estate  to  his 
brother,  and  then, 
if  he  died  s.  p.,  to 
the  family  of  the 
Harringtons,  of 

Brearley,  who  ac- 
cordingly enjoyed 
it. 


Isabell, 
daughter 
of  Robert 
Frankys, 
of  Warn- 
field. 


.  William  Mar-: 
TON,  of  Himsworth, 
heir  to  his  brother, 
ordered  his  body  to 
be  buried  before  the 
altar  of  St.  Mary 
the  Virgin,  in  the 
south  part  of  the 
Church  of  Hims- 
worth, 1473,  died 
s.p. 


2nd  daugh- 
ter and  co- 
heiress. 


=JOAN, 
daughter 
of 


Henry  Mar-= Alice,  daughter  to 
TON,  son  and  1  John  Proctor,  of 
heir.  Crommoke. 


Peiek   and 

Alexandi-r 

died  .5.  p. 


Thomas  Martoin 
died  s.  p. 


Lancellot    Marton,: 
married,  zndly,  Alice, 

daughter  of 

Duckett. 


=  Isabel,    daughter  of  Lyonell. 

J.  Lisher.of  Westby,  William. 

ist  wife,    by  whom  CHRISTOPHER, 
he  had  issue. 


Christopher  Mar-^ 
ton,  of  Marton, 
Esq.,  living  anno 
1585- 


Margaret, 
daughter 
to  Richard 
Green,     of 
Newby. 


Jennett.  wife  of  Worslcy, 

of  Preston,  in  Wensleydale. 

Alison,  married  to  Christopher 
Neffild,  of  Elasby. 

Lvonell.         Jenett,  wife  of  Joseph  Lowde,  of  Loberhall. 

Henry.  Alice,  wife  of  Anthony  Howson,  of  Horton  Ribblesdale 

Margaret,  wife  of  Henry  Garfounh. 

Lucy,  wife  ol  Alexander  Nowell,  of  Clytherow. 

Thomasyn,  wife  of  Thomas  Mallum,  of  Elslake. 


Gregory, 
living  1601. 


Lancellot  Marton,  repurchased  the  =  SusAN,  daughter 
Manor  of  Marton,  from  George,  Earl  of  I  of  William  Si- 
Cumberland,  and  afterwards  sold  that  giswick,  of  Lon- 
and  East  Marton  Hall  to  the  Hebers.  don. 


William.: 


William. 
Tho.mas. 
John. 
"Francis. 


George  Marton,  born  1583.        Julyan. 


Mary,  wife  of  Thomas  Wharton, 

of  Westmorland. 
Elizahetii,  wife  of  JohnWhit- 

tacre.  of  High  Wlultacre,  co. 

Lancaster. 


Isabel. 
Anne. 


William  Marton. 


Oliver  Makton,  of  Capernwray,  2nd  son,  D.L.  co.  Lancaster,  Re-=JANE,  daughter  of  Roger 
corder  and  Patron  of  the  Vicarage  of  Lancaster,  and  Steward  of  I  Wilson,  of  Casterton,co. 
Lonsdale,  born  i568,  married  ist  Grace  Serle,  who  died  s.  p.  Westmoreland. 


Edward  Marton,  Esq., 
of  Capernwray,  M.P.  for 
Lancaster,  D.L.,  and 
Steward  of  Lonsdale, 
died  s.  p. 


George  Martom, 

William  Marton, 

both  died  s.  p. 


Rev.    Oliver    Marton,    LL.B.,  =  Priscilla    .Xnne, 


Patron  and  Vicar  of  Lancaster, 
succeeded  to  the  estates  on  the 
death  of  his  brother  Edward, 
and  died  in  1794. 


daughter  and  heir- 
ess of  Admiral 
Edwards. 


Maky  Makton,  wife 
of  Rigbv  Molyneux, 
Esq.,  High  Sheriff 
of  Lancaster  1749. 


Agnes  Marton. 
Jane  Marton. 


Oliver  Marton,  Ebq., 
of  Capernwray,  eldest 
son  and  heir. 


Gkokge  Rich/ 


<D  Makton,  Lieut. -Col.  Innis-=ANNE,  daughter  of  Colonel  Pocklington,  and 
killing  Dragoons,  D.L.  and  High  Shcritl"  of  I  sister  of  Sir  Robert  Pocklington,  Knijjht,  M.  P., 
Lancaster  1832,  died  1834.  |      of  Chelsworth  House,  co.  Sufiolk. 


Geokge  Makton,  Esej.,  of  Capernwray   Hall  and  Borwick  =  LLCY  Sarah,  daughter  of  the  late  Right 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  only  son,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  High  Sheriff  I      Hon.    Sir  Robert   Dallas,    Lord    Chief 
1858,  a  gentleman  of  H.M.  Privy  Chamber,  late  M.P.  for       Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas. 
Lancaster,  married  Nov.,  1833,  died  24  Nov.,  1S67. 


Gf.okge  Blucher  Heneage  Marton, 
Esq.,  of  Capernwray  Hall  and  Borwick 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  only  son,  born  1839, 
married  i  May,  1866,  the  Hon.  Caroline 
Gertrude  Flower,  younyc-st  daughter  of 
Henry,  s'h  Viscount  Aslibrook. 


Geokgina- 

luSTINA- 
"ANNE, 

died. 


.UGtsTA  Madeline  llENUiErrA,  married  25  June, 
1861,  to  the  Hon.  William  Spencer  Flower,  2na  son 
of  Henry,  5th  Viscount  Ashbrook. 


Lucy  Adelaide  Frances,  ob.  enf.  20  .'Xugust,  1S62. 


Adelaide  Lucy  Katherine,  mar- 
ried 30  .'\pril.  1867,  to  .Major-Gen. 
Edward  Mouhray,  R.A..  4th  son 
of  the  late  Sir  Robert  Moubray, 
Knight,  of  Cockairny,  Fifeshire. 


George  Henry  Pt)WYS  Marton,  born  April,  1869. 
Richard  Oliver  Makton,  Ixirn  19  August,  1872. 
Augusta  Adelaide  Cecily  Makto?). 


RoiiKKT  George,  bom  23  Jan- 
uary, 1868. 


IHcl^ttfeing,  of  €lm\)mst. 


McMICKING,  GILBERT,  of  Elmhurst,  co.  Lancaster,  East  India  merchant, 
in  Liverpool,  J.P.  for  co.  Lancaster;  born  9  November,  1823;  married,  30  April, 
1850,  Helen,  eldest  daughter  of  the  late  Alexander  Macfarlane,  Esq.,  of  Thornhill, 
CO.  Stirling — 

1.  Thomas  George  Torrance  McMicking,  born  4  December,  1853. 

2.  Alexander  McMicking,  born  17  January,  1857. 

3.  Gilbert  McMicking,  born  24  March,  1862. 

4.  Harry  McMicking,  born  28  October,  1867. 

1.  Helen    Mary    McMicking,   married    31    May,    187 1,    to    Richard 

Denman,  eldest  son  of  the  Hon.  Richard  Denman. 

2.  Jane  Maitland  McMicking. 

3.  Catherine  McMicking. 

4.  Annie  Margaret  McMicking. 

5.  Alice  McMicking. 

6.  Ethel  McMicking. 


L 


LINEAGE. 

Second  son  of  the  late  Thomas  McMicking,  Esq.,  of  Miltonise,  co.  Wigton,  by  his  wife,  Jane  Morin,  daughter  of 
the  late  John  Morin,  Esq.,  of  Lagan,  co.  Dumfries. 

Mottoes — "  Res  non  verba;"  and  also,  "  We  have  done,"  or  "We  hae  dune." 
Residence — Elmhurst,  Liverpool. 


iWoIestoortf),  of  mocfjliale. 


Rev.  WILLIAM  NASSAU  MOLESWORTH,  M.A.,  Vicar  of  Spotland,  Rocli- 
dale,  and  Surrogate  to  the  Diocese  of  Manchester,  born  8  November,  1816  ;  married, 
3  September,  1844,  Margaret  Murray,  daughter  of  George  and  Jane  Murray,  of 
Ancoats  Hall,  Manchester ;  has  issue — 

1.  James  Murray  Molesworth,  born  1849. 

2.  Alexander  Molesworth,  born  185 1. 

3.  William  Nassau  Molesworth,  born  1853. 

4.  Murray  Compton  Molesworth,  born  1856. 

5.  Robert  Francis  Molesworth. 

6.  Arthur  Henry  Molesworth. 
I.  Margaret  Molesworth. 


LINEAGE. 

The  Rev.  W.  Nassau  Molesworth,  M.A.,  is  the  eldest  son  of  John  Edward  Nassau  Molesworth,  D.D.,  late  Vicar 
of  Rochdale,  who  was  a  great  grandson  of  the  ist  Viscount  Molesworth,  by  his  wife,  Letitia,  3rd  daughter  of  Richard 
Coote,  Lord  Colooney. 


Alotto — "  Vincit  amor  patriae." 


Residence— "Si^oildSiCi  Vicarage,  Rochdale, 


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SAUNDERS,  WILLIAM  ALLEN  FRANCIS,  Esq.,  of  Wennington  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster,  was  High  Sheriff  in  1862,  and  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  the  co.  of  Lan- 
caster, and  also  a  magistrate  for  co.  Westmoreland  and  the  West  Riding  of  co.  York ; 
born  22  August,  1818;  married,  30  December,  1841,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  the  late 
Josias  Morley,  Esq.,  of  Beamsley  Hall,  West  Riding,  and  of  Marrick  Park,  North 
Riding  of  co.  York  (see  pedigree  of  Morley,  of  Morley,  Wennington,  and  Beamsley), 
and  has  had  issue— 


1.  Francis  Morley  Saunders,  born 

following. 

2.  Charles  Morley  Saunders,  Captain 

born  3  October,  185 1. 

3.  Clervaux  Morley  Saunders,  born  16  June,  1854. 

4.  George  Morley  Saunders,  born  8  September,  1855 

1.  Eleanor  Jane  Saunders. 

2.  Frances  Debonnaire  Saunders. 

3.  Adeline  Cleere  Saunders,  died  12  January,  1854. 


I  June,  1850,  and  died   8  August 
St  Royal   Lancashire  Militia, 


LINEAGE. 

From  the  earliest  records  we  learn  that  Wennington  Hall,  together  with  the  Manor  of  Wennington,  was  held  by 
the  Morleys. 

William  de  Wennington  (xr^  Morley  Pedigree)  was  in  possession  of  this  estate,  which  about  4  Edward  3  (1330), 
passed  to  the  Morley  family  on  the  marriage  of  Margaret,  only  daughter  and  heiress  of  Gilbert  de  Wennington  with 
Richard  de  Merley  or  Morley,  of  Great  and  Little  Morley,  co.  Lancaster.  The  property  remained  in  the  possession 
of  the  Morleys  until  1673,  when,  on  their  removal  to  Beamsley  Hall,  in  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  it  was  sold 
by  Robert  Morley  to  the  Marsdens  of  Gisburn,  from  whom  it  was  subsequently  purchased  by 

Richard  Saunders,  Esq.,  of  Fairlawn,  co.  Lancaster,  eldest  son  of  Wm.  Saunders,  Esq.,  and  his  wife,  Elizabeth 
Rudd.  He  was  born  18  April,  1764,  and  married  28  April,  1808,  Anna  Maria,  daughter  of  the  late  John  Leaper 
Newton,  Esq,,  of  the  Manor  House,  Mickleover,  co.  Derby,  and  died  18  April,  1854,  leaving  issue — with  an  only 
daughter,  Anna  Maria  Alice,  married  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Hesketh,  Rector  of  North  Meols,  and  of  Meols  Hall,  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  P.  Hesketh-Fleetwood,  Bart. — an  only  son,  the  present  William  Allen  Francis  Saunders,  Esq.,  now  of 
Wennington  Hall,  who  married,  as  stated,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Josias  Morley,  Esq.,  of  Beamsley,  &c. 


AfoUo — "  Spes  mea  in  Deo." 


Seaf — Wennington  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 


Ci^ornton,  of  B.trfelanti   Hall. 


THORNTON,  CHARLES  EDMUND,  Esq.,  of  Kirkland  Hall  and  Beaumont 
Cote,  CO.  Lancaster,  late  Staff  Officer  of  Pensioners,  and  formerly  of  the  56th 
Regiment  and  17th  Fusiliers;  born  14  February,  1825;  married,  20  March,  1862, 
Eliza  Amanda,  elder  surviving  daughter  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  Stephen  Williams, 
56Lh  Bengal  Native  Infantry,  and  widow  of  William  Campbell  Deans  Campbell,  Esq., 
of  Corraith  House,  co.  Ayr,  and  has  issue — 

I,  Edmund  William  Tankerville  Thornton,  born  9  August,  1866. 
I,  Cornelia  Amanda  Augusta  Thornton. 

LINEAGE. 

Major  Thornton    (only  son  of  William   Thomas  Thornton,  Esq.,  of  Caton, 

CO.  Lancaster,  by  Hannah  Isabella  Cornelia,  eldest  daughter  of  Col.  John  Cornelius 

Craigie  Halket,  of  Lahill  and  Dumbarnie,  co.  Fife)  is  descended  from  a  family  which 

has  been  established  in  Lartcashire  for  several  centuries. 

Afoffo— "Deo  spes  mea." 

Scais — Kirkland  Hall,  Garstang  and  Beaumont  Cote,  Bolton-le-Sands,  co.  Lancaster. 


r 


^etitgree  of  ^ijuttletoortl),  of 


l^tnrj  S^uttlcinortfj 


Agnes,  daughter  and  heiress  of 
William  de  Hacking. 


Ughtred  Shuttleworth,  of 
Gawthorp,   12  Rich.    II.    = 


Lawrence  Shuttleworth, 
living  1464. 


=  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  co-heiress  of  I 
Richard  Worsley,  of  Mearly. 


Nicholas    Shuttleworth,    of  Gawthorp, 
living  1532. 


C-^^M|ijr*'S>  ^r-]liiiggf|![lr-7 


and  son,  Bernard.  = 
3rd  son,  Richard. 
4th  son,  Henry.  =- 


Jenetta  Whittaker. 
— ,  daughter  of  John  Towneley, 


Elizabeth,  wife  of  John 
Hancocke. 


Rev.  Lawrence  Shuttleworth,  B.D.,  Rector  of  Witch- 
ford,  County  Warwick ;  laid  the  foundation  stone  of  the 
building  of  Gawthorp,  26  August,  1600;  2nd  son,  died  un- 
married, 1607-8  ;  buried  22  February. 


Richard    Shuttleworth,    of   Gawthorp,   Knt.,   and  = 
Eliz.,  died  s.  p.  1600.     He  corn- 


Chief  Justice  of  Chester,  31  Eliz. ,  died  s. 
menced  the  building  of  Gawthorp  Hall. 


2.  Nicholas    Shuttleworth,    of    Gray's    Inn,    a    Barrister- 
at-Law. 

3.  Ughtred  Shuttleworth,  a  Barrister  of  Lincoln's  Inn. 


Richard  Shuttleworth,  Esq.,  of  Gawthorp,  a= 
Magistrate  for  Blackburn,  died  June,  1669,  aged  82  ; 
M.P.  for  Preston  ;  High  Sheriff  1618  and  1638. 


4.  Barton  Shuttleworth,  married  Margaret,  daughter  of -Clayton,  of  Little  Hanvood. 

5.  John  Shuttleworth,  married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Robert  Sherburne,  of  Little  Mitton,  and  had  issue. 

6.  'Edward  Shuttleworth,  married  Alice,  daughter  and  sole  heiress  of  John  Woodhouse,  of  Larbrick. 

7.  William  Shuttleworth,  slain  at  Lancaster,  in  the  Parliamentary  Army. 


I.  Richard  Shuttleworth,   of  Gawthorp,   bom  1644,  =  Margaret,    daughter    of   John 
and  buried  at  Forcett,  5  March,  1680.  |    Tempest,  Esq.,  of  Old  Durham. 


Fleetwood    Shuttleworth,    living  un- 
married 1664,  wife  of  Wm.  Lambton,  1680. 


Sir  Richard  Shuttleworth,  of=CATHERiNE,  only  daughter  and  heiress  of  Henry  Gierke,     Nicholas, 


Gawthorp,  Barton  and  Forcett, 
baptized  at  Forcett,  13  October, 
1666;  knighted  at  Windsor,  15 
June,  1684,  died  27  July,  1687 ; 
administration  granted  at  Chester, 
26  Aug.  following,  bu.  at  Padiham. 


Richard  Shut- 


M.D.,    President    of    Magdalen    College,    O.xon,     born  tized   at   Forcett,     tlevvorth,       of 

January,    1667;     married    18    Sept.,     1682;     buried    at  6  May,  1673,  and     Durham,  died  un- 

Padiham.     14     October,     1727  ;      will     proved     March,  buried    there     28     married,  1710. 

1728.      The  united   ages  of   husband,  wife,   and   child  December  foUow- 

were  under  33   years.     Anthony  a  Wood  mentions  the  ing. 
marriage,  and  says  she  was  called  the  infanta. 


2.  Thomas    Shuttle- 
worth,  baptized  at  St. 
Oswald,   27   December, 
1674. 
Ughtred. 


Richard  Shuttleworth,   of  Gawthorp  and   Forcett,  =  Emm  (probably  Emma),  daughter  of 
baptized   at   Forcett   3   September,  1683;    M.P.    during!      Wm.  Tempest,  of  the  Old  Duriiam 
ten  Pariiaments,  buried  at  Forcett,  3  January,  1749  ;  will        family,  buried  26  October,  1725. 
proved  13  February,  1750.  '  I 


Clerke  Shuttleworth,  of  Nottingham,  bap.  at  Forcett, 

20  June,  1686,  administration  granted  at  York,  31  Mar.,  1729. 

Catherine,    died   unmarried  ;    administration    granted   at 

York.  31  March,  1729. 


William  Shuttle-=Christiana,  eldest  daughter 


worth,  Esq.,  Captain 
7th  Fusiliers,  ob.  4  Sep 
tember,  1748. 


of  William  Spencer,  Esq.,  of 
Cannon  Hall,  County  York, 
ob.  30  May,  1781. 


Richard,  died  s.p. 
William,  baptized  at  Forcett, 
2  February,  1710-11,  and  died 
in  infancy. 
Arthur. 


I.James  Shuttleworth,  of  Gawthorp, 
Forcett,  and  Barton  Lodge;  M.P.  for 
Lancaster  in  three  Parliaments  ;  baptized 
at  Forcett,  6  Decemlx;r,  1714,  died  28 
June,  1773,  buried  at  Forcett ;  will  proved 
at  York,  2  April,  1774. 


Mary,  only  daughter  of 
Robert  Holden,  of  Aston 
Hall,  Co.  Derby,  by  Eliza- 
beth, his  wife,  daughter  of 
William,  'Viscount  Tracey. 


Ashton  Ashton  Shuttle-  =  Ann,  daugh- 


WORTH,  Esq.,  Major  R.A. 
born  28  August,  1754,  mar- 
ried 5  September,  1807,  and 
died  9  July,  1830. 


ter  of  Thomas 
Youlc,  Esq. 


Robert  Shut-  =  Anne, 
tleworth, 
Esq.,     of  Gaw- 
thorp, sold  For' 
cett,  ob.  i8i6. 


daugh-  Mary  Shuttleworth,  married  Elizabeth    Shut- 

ter  of  General  to  Sir  Ch.arles Tumor,  Bart.,  Lord  tleworth,  married 

Desaguliers,  of  the  Manor  of  Clints,  County  to    Francis      Hurt, 

married     1786,  York,    and   2nd   to  Sir  Thomas  Esq.,  of  Alderwas- 

died  1 801.  Gascoig^e,  Bart.  ley,  Co.  Derby, 


2.  James  Shuttle- 
worth,  of  Aston,  died 
s.  p.  in  1780. 

3.  William  Shuttle- 
worth,  died  1791. 


William- 

Samuel- 
Paul  Shut- 
tle worth, 
died  unmar- 
ried. 


1.  Christiana  Ashton   Shuttle-  Matilda 
worth.  Shuttle- 

2.  Alice  Maria  Ashton  Shuttle-  worth, 
worth.  m.arried  to 

3.  Ann  Shuttleworth.  Rev.  Robt. 

4.  Louisa  Mary  Shuttleworth  ;  John  Clarke, 
all  died  unmarried.  /t\ 


Julia  Shut- 
tleworth, 
living  unmarried. 


-Anne  Shuttleworth,  married  ist  to  Richard  Thos.  Streatfield,  Esq., 
and  2ndlyto  Richard  Prime,  Esq.,  of  Walberton  House,  County  Sussex. 

-Catherine,  unmarried. 

-3.  Elizabeth,  unmarried,  and  4.  Caroline,  who  was  married  in  1808. 
to  Richard  Hurt,  Esq.,  of  Wirksworth. 
Emma  Shuttleworth,  married  to  James  West,  Esq. 

-Mary,  died  young. 


John  Spencer  Ashton  : 
Shuttleworth,  Esq.,  of 
Hathersage  Hall,  County 
Derby,  J. P.  &  D.L.,  born 
27  Oct.,  1817  ;  married, 
ist,  14  March,  1842,  Maria, 
eldest  daughter  of  Rev. 
Henry  Wright,  of  Mottram 
Hall,  Co.  Chester,  ist  wife. 


Elizabeth,  eldest  daughter  of 
Bolton  Peel,  Esq.,  of  Dosthill 
Lodge,  County  Warwick,  2nd 
wife,  married  25  Feb.,  1854.  (See 
that  family.) 


Anne,    daughter=jAMEs    Shuttleworth, 


of  Thomas 
Lloyd,  of  Chet- 
wynd,  2nd  wife, 
married,  1815. 


John  Pe 
Emily  .• 


Shuttleworth,  ob.  enf. 
.'\LiciA  Shuttleworth. 
Isabella  Ashton  Shuttleworth. 


eldest  son,  of  Barton  Lodge, 
which  he  sold  ;  he  married, 
ist,  Anna  Maria,  daughter  of 
the  Honourable  and  Rev. 
Richard  Henry  Roper,  Dean 
of  Clones,  died  1810.  He 
died  at  Bradiford  House, 
near  B.amstaple,  22  Novem- 
ber, 1846.  = 


Robert  Shuttle- 
worth,  Esq.,  of 
Gawthorp,   bom 
1785.  a  Barrister-at- 
Law  in  18 16  ;  ob.  6 
March,   i8i3. 


Janet,  eldest  daugh- 
ter of  Sir  John  Marjori- 
b.anks.  Ban.,  of  Lees, 
Co.  Benvick.  She  m.-ir- 
ried,  2ndly,  in  1825, 
Frederick  North,  Esq., 
of  Rougham,  Norfolk, 
M.P.  for  Hastings, 
died  1855. 


Maria     Henrietta 

Shuttleworth, 
married     to     Richard 

l'"rederick    Formby, 
Est).,  2nd  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Roger  Hes- 

keth    Formby,   of 
Woolton,  County  Lan- 
caster (see  that  family). 


Charles  Ughtred 
Shuttleworth,  born  15 
November,  1824,  Lieut. - 
Col.  68th  Regiment,  mar- 
ried, 21  September,  1869, 
Rose  Isabella  Susan, 
daughter  of  Richard 
Rushton  Preston. 


Marianne. 

Elizabeth,   wife   of  Frederic  Er- 

mon,  of  Hairticld  Park. 
Emma,  wife  of  John  Meyer,  M.D. 
Caroline,  died  young. 
Annette,    wife    of  Rev.    Richard 

Sleeman,  oi  Whitchurch,  Devon. 


Robert  James 
Shuttleworth 
married  in  1833, 
Suselte  de  Sury, 
and  had  one  son 
and  one  daugh 
ter,  died  unmar. 
ried. 


Janet    Shut-=James  Phillips  Kay,  Esq., 
tleworth,    of    NI.D.,    son   of  Robert  Kay, 


G.awthorp  Hall, 
only  daughter 
and  heiress, 
married  24th 
Feb..  1842.  died 
14  Sept..  1872. 


Esq.,  born  20  July,  1804. 
assumed  the  n.ame  of 
Shuttleworth  on  his  mar- 
riage, and  created  a  Baronet 
in  1S49,  High  Sheriff  in  1864. 


Ughtred  James  Kay-Shuttleworth,  M.P. 
for  Hastings,  born  1844,  married  i  July,  1871, 
Blanche  Marion,  younger  daughter  of  Sir 'Wood- 
bine Parish,  K.C.H.,  of  St.  Leonard's-on-Sca. 


2.  Robert  Kay-Shuttleworth,  bom  20  October,  1846. 

3.  Lionel  Edward  Kay-Shuttleworth,  bom  14  Februar>',  1848. 

4.  Stuart  Marjorihanks  Kay-Shuttleworth, bom SNovcmber,  1851. 
I.  Janet  Elizabeth  Kay-Shuttlewokth. 


Angela  Mary. 


Eantasljtre.  |9orfe,  Burfjam,  antJ  Berb^. 


Hugh  Shuttleworth 


•=  Helen,  daughter  of  Christophe 
I     Parker,  of  Radholm  Park. 


Henry,  =  Catherine,    daughter  of 
died  s.p.       Ralph  Catteral. 


Helen,  wife  of 
Cutihffe. 


Elizabeth,  wife  of  Nicholas 
Talbot,  of  Carr. 


Hugh  Shuttleworth,  of  Gawthorp,   buried  at  Padiham, 
26  December,  1596. 


Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas  Grimshaw,  Esq.,  of  Clayton, 
Co.  Lancaster,  buried  at  Padiham,  1597. 


Margaret,  widow  of  Robert 
Barton,  of  Smethills,  daughter 
of  Peter  Legh,  of  Lyme,  died 
1592. 


Thomas  Shuttleworth,  =  Ann,  daughter  of 
3rd  son,  married  1586,  died  I  Richard  Lever,  ob. 
1593.  1637,  aged  68. 


Eleanor  Shuttleworth, 
married  to  Christopher,  son 
of  Roger  Nowell,  of  Little 
Mearly. 


=  Fleetwood,  daughter  and  heiress  of 
I  R.  Barton,  Esq.,  of  Barton,  in  Amoun- 
I    derness,  died  1664. 


1.  Anne  Shuttleworth,  wife  of  James  Anderson,  of  Clayton. 

2.  Eleanor  Shuttleworth,  married  to  Sir  Ralph  Assheton,  Bart.,  of  Whalley. 

3.  Elizabeth  Shuttleworth,  married  to  Sir  Matthew  Whitfield,  of  Whitfield,  Knt. 


2.  Nicholas    Shuttleworth,    married    Margaret, 
daughter  of  Thos.  Standish,  of  Duxbury,  and  had  issue. 

3.  Ughtred  Shuttleworth,    married  Jane,  daugh- 
ter of  Radcliffe  Assheton,  Esq.,  of  Cuerdale,  died  s.p. 


Richard     Shuttle-=Jane  or  Joan, 
worth, ob.  v.p.  1648,  called  I  daughterof  John 
Kirke,  of  Lon- 
don. 


Thomas  in  Dugdale's  Visi- 
tation;  M.P.  for  CHtheroe. 


I.  Margaret  Shut- 
tleworth, married 
to  Nicholas  Towneley, 
Esq.,  of  Royle. 


2.  Anne  Shuttleworth,  married 
ist  to  John  Assheton,  of  Cuerdale, 
and  2ndly  to  R.  Towneley,  Esq.,  of 
Barnside  and  Carr. 


2.  Nicholas  Shuttleworth,  Esq.,  of  Durham,  married 
there  28  September,  1671,  died  1684. 


Elizabeth,  elder  daughter  and  co-heiress  of  Thomas 
Moore,  of  Berwick-upon-Tweed,  died  1694. 


Nicholas  Shuttle- 
worth,  of  Elvet,  City 
Durham,  baptized  at 
St.  Oswald,  I  July, 
1678,  buried  there  13 
September,  1705. 


Lucy,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Francis  Fleetwood 

Makiston,      Rector    of   Whitburn,  Shuttleworth, 

County    Durham ;      2nd     husband  died  1732. 
Thos.  Philipson,  of  Elvet. 


Sir  Henry  Belasyse,  Knt.,  of  Brance- 
peth  Castle,  County  Durham,  Lieut. -General 
of  British  Forces  in  Flanders,  and  Governor  of 
Berwick-upon-Tweed,  ob.  16  December,  1717. 


Elizabeth  Shut- 
tleworth, baptized 
at  St.  Oswald,  10  Feb- 
ruary, 1673. 


Nicholas  Shuttleworth  (posthumous  son),: 
bom  2  May,  1706,  married  25  Sept.,  1729,  buried 
at  St.  Oswald,  18  September,  1770. 


=  Elizabeth,  eldest  daughter  Elizabeth  Shuttleworth, 
of  Humphry  March,  Vicar  married Darnall,  of  New- 
Newcastle,  died  1745.                castle-upon-Tyne. 


William  Belasyse,  Esq.,: 
of  Brancepeth  Castle,  ob. 
II  February,  1769. 


:  Bridget,  only  daugh- 
ter and  heiress  of  Ru- 
pert Billingsley,  Esq. 


Frances,  vrife  of  John  Tern-  i.  Richard  Shuttle- 
pest,  of  Old  Durham  ;  she  worth,  baptized  at  St. 
died  1771.  He  died  1776.  Oswald,  21  Sept.,  1731, 
Elizabeth,  wife  of  John  and  died  unmarried  26 
Crewe,  of  Crewe  Hall,  Co.  Aug.,  1797. 
Chester.  M.P.  2.   Nicholas    Shuttle- 

Emma,  worth,  baptized  15  Aug., 

1734,  and  died  unmarried 

1750- 


3.  Rev.  Humphrey: 
Shuttleworth,  Vicar 
of  Preston  and  Kirkham, 
County  Lancaster,  Pre- 
bendary of  York,  born  in 
Durham,  29  January, 
1736,  married  at  Pres- 
ton, 28  February,  1774, 
and  died  1812. 


Anna,  only  child  (by  his 
2nd  wife  Margaret, 
daughter  of  Edward 
Rigby,  Esq.,  of  Middle- 


Anne      Shuttle-  Elizabeth 
worth,       baptized  Shuttle- 
at    St.     Oswald,    8  worth,      bap- 
Sept.,     1730,     mar-  tized  25   Dec, 

ton),  of  Philip,   3rd  son     ried  to  John  Smith,  1732,  died 

of  Sir  Charles  Hoghton,     M.D.,    of   City     of  -•-'•- 

Bt.,  of  Hoghton  Tower  ;    Durham,  died  1817. 

buried      at     Walton-Ie- 

Dale,  20  Nov.  1783. 


Bridget  Bela- 
syse, died  unm. 
SApr.,  1774,  aged 
38,  leaving  the 
whole  of  her  iov- 
married  in  1790  tune  to  the  family 
of  Belasyse  Lord 
Falconberge. 


4.  Rev.  Charles  Shuttleworth, 
LL.B.,  took  the  name  and  arms  of 
Holden  in  1691,  he  married,  ist, 
the  Hon.  Mary  Cockburn,  daugh- 
ter of  Lord  Forester,  and  by  her, 
who  died  in  1777,  had  one  son,  who 
died  an  infant  ;  he  married,  2ndly, 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Sir  Thomas 
Whitmore,  who  died  s.  p.  1795. 
He  married,  3rdly,  in  1798,  Rosa- 
mond Amelia  Deane,  who  died 
II  Aug.  1820.     He  died  in  1821 


-Charles  Shuttleworth, 

Holden,  ob.  1819. 
■James    Richard,    in   Holy 
Orders,  married  Mary,   only 
daughter  of  Thomas  Moore, 
Esq.,  of  Ruddington,  Notts. 
-Sophia  E.  Rosamond. 
-Teresa  Amelia. 
Rosamond  Adeline,  died 
1829. 
-Emma  Maria,   married  to 
J.  Donelan,  Esq. 


Richard  Henry  Shuttle- 
worth,  of  Gray's  Inn,  born 
4  July,  1780,  married  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  Lieut.  Brunt, 
who  married  2ndly  in  1831, 
to  Sir  James  Lomax  Bards- 
ley,  Knt.,  M.D.,  of  Greenheys, 
Manchester. 


Rev.  Philip  Nicholas  Shut- 
tleworth, D.D.,  Warden  of 
New  College,  Oxford,  and 
Bishop  of  Chichester,  born  at 
Kirkham,  9  February,  1782, 
married  at  Hambledon,  Bucks., 
in  1823,  died  at  Chichester, 
6  January,  1842,  buried  in  the 
Cathedral. 


Emma 
Martha, 
daughter     of 
George  Welsh, 
Esq.,   of   High 
Leek,  in  West- 
moreland. 


Mary- 
Caroline- 
Frances, 
who  died  at 
Bath,       un- 
married. 


Antonia  Henrietta  Holden, 
married  1818  to  Wm.  Legh  Clowes, 
3rd  son  of  Saml.  Clowes,  of  Brough- 
ton  Hall,  born  2  March,  1871,  who 
served  with  the  3rd  Light  Dragoons 
during  the  Peninsular  War,  and 
commanded  that  regiment  at  the 
battle  of  Salamanca.  He  died  at 
Broughton  Hall,  10  August,  1862. 


Clara  Isabel 
Holden,  married 
in  1839  as  2nd  wife 
to  Geo.  Moore, 
Esq.,  of  Appleby 
Parva,  Co.  Leices- 
ter, J.  P.  and  D.L., 
and  died  January, 
1867. 


Edward  Anthony 
Holden,  Esq.,  of 
Aston  Hall, Co.  Derby, 
J. P.  and  D.L.,  High 
Sheriff  1838,  born  6 
August,  1805,  married 
21  November,  1832. 


Susan  Drum- 
mond,  daughter 
of  George  Moore, 
Esq.,  of  Appleby 
Parva,  Co.  Leices- 
ter. 


Philip  Ughtred 
Shuttleworth, 
bom  6  Aug.  1826, 
died  a  Student  of 
Christ  Church,  Ox- 
ford, 27  November, 
1848,  buried  in  the 
Cathedral  there. 


Edward  Shuttleworth  Holden, 
bom  5  December,  1836,  killed  at 
Sebastopol,  18  September,  1855. 

William  Arthur  Holden,  deceased. 

James  Shuttleworth  Holden,  born 
8  November,  1843,  in  Holy  Orders, 
rector  of  Acton,  Co.  Derby. 

John  Shuttleworth  Holden,  bom 
27  June,  18-^7. 

Francis  Shuttleworth  Holden, 
born  6  April,  1852. 


Charles  Shuttleworth-  ^Juliana  Evans,  4th  daughter 
Holden,  bom  16  July,  1838,  I  of  Edward  Bourchier  Hartopp, 
married  28  luly,  1863  Esq.,  of  Dalby  House,  Co.  Lei- 

'  cester,  M.P.,  J.P.  andD.L. 


Edward  Charles  Shuttleworth  Holden,  bora 
7  January,  1865. 


Frances  E.mma,  died  young. 
Frances    E.mma    Shuttleworth, 

and  wife  of  R.  C.   L.  Bevan,   Esq. 

of  Trent  Park,  Co.  Herts. 
Agnes  Emily  Shuttleworth,  wife 

of  Rev.  C.  E.   Ixthbridge  Moore, 

Vicar  of  Sherringham. 
Helen  Mary  Shuttleworth,  died 

unms^ried. 
CarolNe  Jemima. 

■Emma  Shuttleworth  Holden. 

■Caroline  Shuttleworth  Holden. 

Susan  Elizabeth  Holden,  married  to  Rev.  J.  Fitz- 

herbert  Bateman,  rector  of  South  Lopham,  Norfolk. 
Anne  Shuttleworth  Holden,   married  to  Horace 

Devas,  J.P.  Co.  Derby. 
Mary  Shuttleworth  Holden,  married  to  Henry 

Boden,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  Edwaston,  Co.  Derby. 
I-Rosamond    Shuttleworth    Holden,    married    to 

Rev.  Degge  Wilmot  Sitwell,   rector  of  Leamington 

Hastings,  Co.  Warwick. 


^eliiigree  of  tjje  Jfamil^  of  ^feelton. 


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Lineage. — The  family  of  Skelton,  of  Armathwaite  Castle,  in  Cumberland,  was  one  of  great  antiquity  ;  we  find  Sir 
John  De  Skelton,  Knight  of  the  Shire,  in  the  loth  year  of  the  reign  of  Edward  the  2nd  ;  and  so  far  back  as  the 
reign  of  Richard  the  2nd  we  find  by  a  deed  dated  14  November,  1391,  the  fourteenth  of  that  monarch's  reign,  that 
Sir  Robert  de  Mulcaster  then  granted  to  Sir  Clement  de  Skelton  "  totam  terram  meam  a  threepland."  There  is  no 
regular  pedigree  on  record  except  of  the  five  generations  certified  by  John  Skelton,  Esq.,  at  Dugdale's  visitation  in 
1665.  The  manor  of  Armathwaite,  says  Dodd  in  his  History  of  the  Diocese  of  Carlisle,  continued  for  several  ages 
in  the  ancient  and  worshipful  family  of  the  Skelton's,  many  of  whom  signalized  their  valour  and  conduct  both  in 
Scotch  and  French  wars  ;  as  a  token  of  the  superior  strength  and  puissance  of  their  predecessors,  they  preserve  a 
long  sword  (equal  to  that  of  King  Edward  the  3rd,  in  Westminster  Abbey),  which  they  say  was  worn  and  used  by 
them  in  their  attendance  upon  that  king  in  France.  Richard  Skelton,  Esq.,  son  of  John  Skelton,  Esq.,  of  Arma- 
thwaite, and  grandson  of  Richard  Skelton,  of  the  same  place,  sold  the  castle  and  estate  of  Arm.athwaite,  to  William 
Sanderson,  Esq.,  in  1712.  Mr.  Skelton  left  a  numerous  issue.  The  Skelton's  of  Branthwaite  Hall  was  a  junior 
branch  of  the  Skeltons  of  Armathwaite,  derived  from  Richard  Skelton,  who  was  present  at  Agincourt  in  1415  with 
Henry  5th,  and  served  the  office  of  High  Sheriff  for  Cumberland.  He  was  a  younger  son  of  Sir  John  De  Skelton, 
and  married  in  1422  the  heiress  of  the  Branthwaite  estate,  and  acquired  that  property,  where  his  descendants  continued 
to  reside  till  about  1727.  Its  then  possessor  was  Henry  Skelton,  Esq.,  of  Branthwaite  Hall,  General  in  the  Army, 
and  Governor  of  Portsmouth.  This  officer  was  engaged  in  Flanders,  and  also  in  Scotland,  in  1745.  In  the  former 
country  his  life  was  preserved  by  his  aide-de-camp.  Captain  James  Jones,  who  shot  a  dragoon  as  he  was  on  the  point 
of  cutting  down  the  general.  The  latter,  who  died  in  1757,  did  not  forget  this,  for  on  the  opening  of  his  will  it  was 
found  that  he  left  Branthwaite  Hall  and  estate  to  his  aide-de-camp  and  friend  Captain  James  Jones,  of  the  3rd  Guards. 
The  present  family  were  settled  for  many  generations  at  St.  Bees,  where  they  possessed  the  estates  of  High  Walton, 
Low  Walton,  Lokerigg,  Lane  Lorking,  and  Bank-end.  One  branch  afterwards  removed  to  Rowrah,  of  which,  with 
Scallaw  and  Winder,  they  became  possessed  by  marriage  with  the  family  of  Robertson.  The  other  branch  settled 
at  Loweswater. 


Omunti  Shcltan,  died  1576. 


Richard  Skelton,  bom  1540,  married  1560,  died  1586.  One  of  the  first=ANN  Latus,  of  the 
seven  Governors  of  the  Grammar  School  of  St.  Bees,  appointed  by  the  I  Beck,  Millom,  died 
Will  of  .\rchbishop  Grindall,  described  of  Walton.  |       1621. 


I             I             I  T  T" 

NN,  born     Elizabeth,      William   Skelton,  =  Agnes  Sandwith.  Janet,  Thomas, 

1561.               born  1563.           bom      1565,      died  I      oi  Sandwith.  born  born 

1608.                             I  1568.  1570. 


James, 
born 


I  !  I 

Margaret,  "  Elizabeth,        Dorothy, 
bom  1574.  born  1577.  born  1580. 


Mary,  bom     Richard   Skelton,  bom 
1584.  1647,  died  1679,  set.  81. 


married  =  Jane  Gibson,   of  St.  Bees, 
I      died  1676. 


Ann,  born 
1595- 


Henry,   born 
1598. 


Elizabeth, 
1601. 


I                             \  I  \ 

Thomas,  bom    William,  bom  1649,  Richard  Skelton,  born=jANE    Nicholson,  Christopher,  bom  1654 ;  witness  to  a  marriage 

1648,  died        died    1719,    unmar-  1652,  married  1677,  died  I      of  St.  Bees.  settlement  by  E.  Steel,  of  Bowthon,  upon  Mary 

1651.                       ried.  1701,  aet.  49.  Skelton. 


Jane, 

born 
i6;6. 


Isabel,     born     1681,    Jane,  bom  1682,  mar- 
married  Barn,        ried  Harrison, 

of  Hensingham.  of  Harrithwaite. 


Richard  Skelton,  born  =  Deborah  Robertson,  of  Joseph  Skelton,  =  Ann  lREDALE,ofLowes- 
1689,  married  1721,  died  I  Rowrah,  in  Lamplugh,  born  1691,  died  I  water,  died  1790,  aet. 
1759,  aet.  70.  died  1790,  set.  gi.  i749-         -  89. 


I  I  .  1  ! 

DUFFIELD  =DeB0RAH    S  K  ELTON,  =R0GER      WILLIAMSON,     Phcebe    Skelton,=J.     Steel,       John      Skelton,  =Jane  Frank     =M.I\Ion- 

ist    bus-        born      1722,     died  I      of  Snittlegarth,     2nd        born    1725,    died  I      of    Hoi-        bom    1727,    died      CouLT-     Skelton.  I    then. 
band.  1799.  husband.  1814,  aet.  89.  fins.  1800,  ast.  73.  hard. 

I  I                                                                                                   John    Skelton,  =  Waria  Luton. 

Roger     Williamson.  =  Anne  Donald.  Joseph    Steel,   of  Cockermouth,  died  1864,  aet.   85,  J. P.               died  1855. 

I  and  Coroner  for  Cumberland.  = 

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Roger     Williamson.  =  Ann  Iredale.  | 

I  John  Steel,  M.P.  for  Cockermouth,  died  1868,  ast. 


Roger  Williamson,  died  unmarried. 


John,  born  1817. 


I  \ 

Joseph    Skelton,  =  Ruth  Nixon,  of  Rockchff,  near  Richard 

bom    1730,    died  I      Carhsle,  born  1745,  died  1832,  Skelton. 
i8o5,  ast.  75. 


= Margaret 
Pearson. 


Nancy    Skelton.  =T.  Donald. 


Thomas,  v 
married. 


Ann    Skel-: 

TON. 


:Rev.  Jonathan 
Wood. 


Ann    Skel- 
ton. 


=  Roger  Wil- 
liamson. 


Thomas,  died  1796.  A  mer- 
chant in  London,  died  leaving 
;if3o,ooo,  besides  landed 
estates. 


Skelton  Wood,  died  1832,  s.  p. 


Joseph  Skelton,  bom  =  Mary  Dodson,  eldest  daughter  of 
1774,  married  1811,  I  John  Dodson,  of  Thorathwaite, 
died  1836,  set.  61.  born  1777,  died  1835,  set.  58. 


Isabella,  died    Thomas  Skelton,   Captain  sgth  Regi-=AGNES  DonsoN  2nd  daughter 
young.  ment,    and    present    at    the    battle   of  I      of  J.    Dodson,    bora    178J 

Corunna,  bom  1779,  died  1856,  a;t.  76.  died  1854,  set.  72. 


JOSEPH,  died  young. 


John  Dodson  de  Skelton,  LL.B.,  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  and  of  the  Inner  Temple,  Barrister-at-Law. 


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^etiigree  of  Cfjitfenesse.  of  Mtuh  3|iII. 


This  family,  which  settled  in  later  times  both  in  Cheshire  and  Lancashire, 
is  one  of  great  antiquity,  and  lineally  descended  from— 

Uobcrt  iri)icIinfS,  1274,  2  Ed.  i,  Lord  of  Barterley  or  Balterley,  co.  Stafford,  temp.  Ed.  i  (an  estate  which 
was  held  from  father  to  son  for  500  years),  married  Amicia,  daughter  of  Hugo  de  Betlev.  She  afterwards 
married  Thomas  de  Crew,  ancestor  of  the  Lords  Crewe.    — 


Thomas  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  20  Ed. 


Richard  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  7  Ed.  2. 


Henry  Thicknes,  of  Balterley.  10  Ed.  3. 


James  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  40  Ed.  3.  =  Eunor,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Tunstall,  of  Tunstall. 


Laurence  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  8  Rich.  2.  =  Mary,  daughter  of  James  Rugdeley. 


Ralph  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  temp.   Hen.  4.  =Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Randle  Swettenham,  of  Somerford,  co.  Chester. 

I  ' 

Ralph  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  Hen.  5  and  6.  =Isaeell,  daughter  of  Charles  Mainwaring,  of  Croxton,  co.  Chester. 


Ralph  Thicknes,  of  Balterley,  Hen.  7  and  8.  =  Ann,  daughter  of  Robert  Barber,  of  Stafford  Green. 


Ralph  TiiiCKNrs,  =  CATiiERiNE,    daughter   of    Humphrey       Mary.  =  Archdeacon    Molens. 
married     at     the   |      Wolferstan,  of  btatfold,  co.  Staftbrd. 
age  of  75.  ' 1 

I 


Katherine.=Thomas  Ciietiiam,  of  Manchester 
(died  at  the  age  ot  95). 


Ralph  Thicknes.  =  Katiierine,  daughter  of  Randal  Middlemore,  Esq.,  of  Stanton,  co.  Derby. 

I 
Ralph  Thicknesse,  of  Barterley.  =  Bridget,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Egerton,  Bart.,  of  Wrinehill. 

Ralph  Thicknesse,  =  Elizabeth,  daugh-       John  Thicknesse,  =Joyce,  daughter  of       Frances  Thicknesse,        Elizabeth  Thicknesse, 


Esq.,  of  Barterley, 
and  of  the  Oaks,  co. 
Chester ;  ast.  23 
in  1691. 


ter  and  heiress  of 
Thos.  Stockton, 
Esq.,  of  London, 
and  of  the  Oaks, 
Cheshire. 


Rector    of     Far- 

thinghoe, 

Northampton. 


married     to     Charles 


I      Thos.    Blencowe, 
thinghoe,  co.  |      nieceof  Chief  Jus-  Fletcher,  of  Barterley. 


tice  Blencowe,  of 
Marston  House. 


married  to  John  Hough, 
of  Betley. 


Ralph  Thicknesse,  Esq.,  =Alethea,     daughter     of        'Philip    Thicknesse,     a=  Lady  Elizabeth  Touchet,  daughter       Others, 
of  Balterley,  and  the  Oaks,  I      Richard  Bostock,  M.D.,  celebrated  writer,  Lieut.-  i      of  the  Earl  of  Castlehaven,  and  Ba- 

born  1693.  of  Whicksale.  Gov.  of  Landguard  Fort.         roness  Audley  in  her  own  right. 


Ralph  Thicknesse,  M.D.,  of  the  Oaks,  Cheshire,  and  of  Wigan,  born  at  Balterley  Hall,  28  October,  =  Anne    Dorothy  Bostock       Others.       The  Lords 
1718  ;  he  sold  the  Staffordshire  and  Cheshire  estates  in  1747,  was  a  distinguished  physician,  and  I      (of  the  Cheshire  House  of  Audley. 

author  of  several  medical  works ;  buried  at  Windleshaw  Abbey.  Bostock,  of  Bostock). 


Ralph  Thicknesse,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Wigan,  =  Sarah,  daughter  of  John  Woodcock,  Esq.,  of 
of  Beech  Hill,  ob.  6  October,  1842.  I      Newborough  House,  co.  Lancaster. 


Ralph  Anthony  Thicknesse,  Esq.,  of  Beech  Hill,  M.P.  for=MARY  Anne,  daughter  of  Thomas  Woodcock,  Esq., 
Wigan,  and  D.L.  for  co.  Lancaster,  ob.  August  22,  1854.  |      of  Newborough  House. 


Ralph    Thicknesse,   bom    15        Anne    Thicknesse,  =  Rev.  Francis  PIenry  Coldwell,  now  of  Beech  Hill,  co.  Lancaster, 


April,  1833,  and  accidentally 
drowned  in  Windermere  Lake, 
13  September,  1853. 


larricd  July,  1855 


Ion.  Canon  of  Manchester  Cathedral,  and  Vicar  of  Brackley,  North- 
ants,  2nd  son  of  Rev.  William  Edward  Coldwell,  Preb.  of  Lichfield, 
and  Rector  of  Stafford,  assumed,  by  royal  licence  dated  29  March, 
1859,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Thicknesse  only. 


Sarah,  ob.  183S. 
Eleanor,  ob.  1853 


Ralph  Thicknesse  Thicknesse,  bom  25  September,  1856. 
Francis  Norman  Thicknesse,  born  9  August,  1858. 
Philip  Coldwell  Thicknesse,  bom  28  January,  i85o. 


Raymond  Edward  Thicknesse,  bom  17  October,  18C7. 
John  .Audley  Thicknesse,  born  8  November,  1869. 
Frances  Annette  Eleanor  Thicknesse. 


For  Biography  of  this  Branch  of  the  Family  see  Baker's  Xorthamptonihire,  and  Nichol's  Literary  Anecdotes,  vol,  ix.  p.  25:, 


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STfjomnS  JlSIalmrslrj,  of  Sholley,  temp.  22  Hen.  7  (15081.: 
Thomas  Walmfsley,  of  Sholley,  temp.  Hen.  8,  ob.  17  .April,  1584. 


Sir  Thomas  Walmesley,  of  Dun- 
kenhalgh,  an  eminent  Lawyer  and 
Serjeant-at-Law,  temp.  Queen  Eliz., 
and  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Com- 
mon Pleas,  temp.  Jas.  i,  ob.  at 
Dunkenhalgh,  and  buried  at  Black- 
burn, "  under  a  fare  monument," 
which  was  demolished  by  the  par- 
liamentary army  circa  1644. 


lNNE,  only  daughter 
and  heiress  of  kobt. 
Shuttleworth,  Esq., 
of  Hackinge,  co. 
Lancaster,  and  heir- 
ess of  her  mother, 
Jane  Browne,  of  Rib- 
Ijleton,  ob.  at  Dun- 
kenhalgh, 19  April, 
1635- 


.  Richard: 
Walmes- 
ley, Esq., 
of  Sholley. 
or  Sholay, 
ob.  circa 
1609. 


Margaret,  daughter 
of  William  Walmes- 
ley, of  Fishwick,  co. 
Lancaster. 


I.  Thomas  Walmes- 
ley, died  unmar- 
ried. 


3.  Robert  Wal- 
mesley, of  Col- 
decotes,  co.  Lan- 
caster, married 
Isabella,  daugh- 
ter of  Ralph  Par- 
kinson, of  Chip- 
ping, CO.  Lancas- 
ter. = 


I 
Thomas  Walmesley,  Esq.,: 
of  Dunkenhalgh,  married, 
ist,  Eleanor,  daughter  of 
Sir  H.  Danvers,  Knt.  She 
died  in  Sept.,  1601,  leaving= 
He  died  at  Dunkenhalgh,  1 
12  Mar.,  1641.  I 


2ndly,  Mary, 
sister  of  Sir 
Richd.Hogh- 
ton,  Bart.,  of 
Hoghton 
Tower,  died 
I3july,  1632. 


I 
Richard  Walmesley, 
Esq.,. of  Sholley,  bom 
in  1598,  married  Ellen, 
daughter  of  William 
Gerard,  Esq.,  of  Rad- 
borne,  co.  Lane.       = 


Richard  Walmes- 
ley, of  Holcroft, 
in  Lancaster.      = 

I 


I 
Thomas  Walmesley,  = 
who  inherited  Colde-  I 
cotes,  bom  in  1661.  | 
He  married,  2ndlv, 
Katharine  Hall,  of  | 
Bradsliaw,  in  Che-  I 
shire. 


John,  died  in  April,  1600,  and  buried  at  Cowthorp. 
Elizabeth,  married  to  Richard  Sherburne,    Esq.,  of 
Stonyhurst,  co.  Lancaster,  but  died  12  Dec,  1666,  s.p. 


Thomas,  bom  i6or 


2.  Gerard,  died  young, 

5,  William,  died  young. 

6.  George,  died  young. 


M,\rgaret,     died 
married. 


I  I  I 

2.    Sir    Thomas    Walmesley,     of    Dunkenhalgh,  Anne,    married,    ist,  to  William   Middleton,    Esq.,    of  Charles  Walmesley,  of  Selby,    co.   York,    mir- 

Knighted  11  Aug.,  1617,  married  Juliana,  daugliter  Stockeld,  co.  York,  and  2ndly,  to  Sir  Edward  Osborne,  ried,  ist.   Mary,    daughter  of  Thomas  Chamock, 

of   Sir  Richard  Molyneux,   Hart.,  of  Sefton.     She  Bart.,  of  Kiveton,  by  whom  she  had  an  only  son,  Sir  Esq.,    of  Astley,   and  2ndly,   Anne,    daughter  of 

died  October,  1668.     He  died  13  July,  1637,  v.  f>.  Thomas  Osborne,   Bart.,   who  was  eventually  created        Clerk,  Esq.,  of  Yorkshire.     He  died  1672. 

=  Duke  of  Leeds. 


Richard  Walmesley,  Esq.,  of  Dunkenhalgh, 
born  1630,  married  Mary,  daughter  and  co- 
heiress of  Bartholomew  Fromond,  Esq.,  of 
Cheam,  co.  Surrey.  By  this  lady  (who  died 
25  July,  1687,  and  was  buried  at  Paris)  he 
acquired  an  estate  of  ^^400  per  annum.  He 
died  28  April,  1679.= 


I    I 

2.  Thomas,  died  young. 

3.  John,  died  young. 
Anne,    died  unmarried 

in  1644. 


4.  William  Walmesley,  of  Samlesbury,  mar- 
ried, ist.  Anno,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Joseph 
Watton,  of  Preston,  co.  Lancaster,  and  relict  of 
Edward  French,  of  Preston  ;  2ndly.  Fridiswide, 
daughter  of  Richard  Rod,  of  Rod.  co.  Hereford, 
and,  3rdly,  Dorothy,  daughter  of  John  Danby, 
of  Crofton,  co.  Lancaster,  but  died  s.  p. 


Jn.iANA,  married  to  Francis, 
\'iscount  Carrington,  died 
s.p. 

Eleanor,  married  to  Sir  God- 
frey Copley,  Bart.,  of  Sprot- 
borough,  CO.  York. 


Bartholomew  =  Dorothy 
Walmesley, 
Esq.,    of   Dun- 
kenhalgh, died 
29   Dec,   1701. 


lilt  iMl  1 

daughter    i.  Thomas,    who    died  Mary,  a  Nun,  in  Paris,    living  1708. 

and     coheiress     of        at   Paris,    26   August,  Juliana,    married    to    \Vm.    Diccon- 

John    Smith,    Esq.         ibyy,  v.  p.,  s. p.  son,  of  Wrightington,  <?.  j. /. 

She    died  i   Nov.,    2.  Richard,     died     at  Anne,  a  Nun,  in  Paris. 

1689,   and  was   in-        Rome,  23  Nov.,  1680,  Eleanora  Alathea,  living  1708,  mar- 

terred    at    Bezeres,        s.  p.  ried  to    Thomas    Clilton,    Esq.,    of 

in  Provence.                 3.  Charles,  died  at  St.  Clifton  and  Lytham. 

Omcrs,  2  June,  1680.  Elizabeth,  a  Nun  at  Paris. 
4.   Frances,  ob.  enf. 


.  Thomas     Walmesley,  2.  William,  died  s.  p., 

Esq.,  of  Sholley,  bom  21  16  March,  1752. 

October,  1681,   married  in  3.  John,  living  in  1733, 

London,  Mary,  d.iughter  of  died  .f.  /. 

A\'illiam    Colegrave,    Esq.  5.  RiCHARD,    linng    in 

She  died  II  Nov. ,1721.  He  1733,   in  holy  orders, 

died  20  April,  1755.     =  died  at   Ormskirk,    5 

I  May.  1735- 

4.  EuwARD.killed  atsea. 


I  I    I 

Francis  Walmesley,  Esq.,  bom  13  October,  1696,  died        Mary,  ob. 
without   issue,  when   the  male   line  of  this  elder   branch  enf 

of  the  Walniesleys  expired,  and  Catherine,  his  sister,  became        JuLIANA. 
sole  heir  to  the  real  and  personal  fortune.    The  former,  com- 
l^rising  the  great  estates  in  Yorkshire  and  Lancashire  passed 
into  the  family  of  Petre,  and  the  latter,   consisting  of  an 
enormous  funded  property,  devolved  on  that  of  Stourton. 


Catherine,  only  surviving  daughter,  and  at 
length  sole  heiress,  married,  ist,  i  March, 
17H-12,  to  Robert,  Lord  Petre,  and  2ndly, 
to  Charles,  Lord  Stourton.  By  the  former 
she  had  an  only  son.  Robert  James,  8th  Lord 
Petre,  and  bv  the  hitter  no  issue. 


I    I 
I.  Richard     Walmesley,     a 
Priest,    bom    14    Dec,    1709, 
living  in  1733,  but  died  v.  p., 

3.  Joseph,  bom70ctober,  1715, 
died  at  Liverpool,  in  April, 
1759.  .t.  /. 


Richard  Joseph  Walmes- 
LEV,  of  Sholley,  born  22 
August,  1764,  married  25 
August,  1794,  and  died 
26  i\Iay,  1803. 


Catherine,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Manby,  Esq., 
of  Downsell  Hall.  Essex, 
and  his wifeAnne. daugh- 
ter of  William  Colegrave, 
iCsq.,  of  Cann  Hall, 
Essex. 


I 
.  Thomas  William  Walmes- 
ley, born  10  Sept.,  1767,  died 
at  Richmond,  co.  Surrey,  5  Jan., 
1825,  and  was  buried  in  the  vault, 
at  Moorfields  Chapel,  London. 


3.  Robert,  a  monk, 
of  La  Trappe,  bom 
12  Feb.,  1770. 


i    I 
.  Catharine,  bom  17  April,   1759,   ob.   7 

January,  1785,  unmarried. 
.  Eliz.\'  Mary  Magdalen,  bom  23  July. 

1760.  ob.  20  .August,  1787.    She  was  interred 

with  her  sister,  in  the  N-ault  of  the  Turners, 

at  Hampstead. 


Thomas     George=Susan   Eliza-    Richard    Walmesley,    of     Glanmire    Henky     Walmesley,    bom    Michael  Walmesley,  ofSouth    Frances,  died 


Walmesley,  of 
Richmond,  co. 
Surrey,  and  Shol- 
ley, born  16  Aug., 
1795,  married  4 
.May,  1824. 


BETH   Thus-  House,  Kent,  formeriy  a  Magistrate  for 

LKR,  of  Slin-  CO.    Essex,    born   25   Novembci,   1796, 

don,   in   Sus-  married  Marianne,  daughter  of  Joseph 

sex.  Lescher,  of  Hampstead. 


1  Nov.,  1799,  married  i  May, 
1832.  Mary,  daughter  of 
William  Havers,  Esq.,  of 
Beacons,  co.  Essex.  = 


Weald,  CO.  Essex,  born  5  April, 
1800,  married  Harriet,  daugh- 
ter of  Joseph  Lescher,  Esq., 
of  Hampstead,  and  died  s.p. 


Anthony  Walmes- 
ley, bom  25  Nov., 
1826,  living  unmar- 
ried. 

John  Walmesley, 
born  26  Jan.,  1830, 
(liedi./. 


Richard  Joseph  Walmes- 
ley, of  tlie  Grange,  Brent- 
wood, Essex,  born  8  Dec, 
1822,  married  26  Sept., 
1848,  Louisa  Harriet, 
d.iughter  of  John  Brooke 
King,  Esq.     = 


2.  Thomas  Walmesley, 
of  West  Mailing,  co. 
Kent,  born  23  Nov., 
1823,  married,  5  May, 
1847,  Mary  Newton 
Eliz.-ibeth.  daughter  of 
Edw.  Martin  Foxhall.  - 


ohn  3.  Robert,    Lieut.    77th  William   Wal- 

OSEI'H  Regiment,  born  30  Aug.,  mesley,     born 

Val-  1828,  died  in  the  Crimea.  29  Jan.,    1833. 

mesley,  Ellen,     married    to    the  married  Sophy, 

born      I  Hon.  William,  2nd   son  daughter        of 

Novcm-  of  the  late  Lord  Petre.  =  G.    St.aneforth, 


Henry  Walmesley. 
bom  25  Oct.j  1836. 

Ed\vard  Walmes- 
ley. bom  19  May, 
1838,  in  H.O.  of  the 
Church  of  Rome. 

Catherine. 

Agnes  (a  Nun.) 

Isabella. 


IMl  II   I   I   ll 

1.  Richard  Walmesley,  born  27  .August,  1850.  Ellen. 

2.  Charles  Walmesley,  born  7  March,  1852.  Alice. 

3.  Hubert  Walmesley,  bom  11  April,  1866.  Constance. 
I.  Louisa    Caroline    Walmesley,    married    26  Rose. 

October,   1870,    to    Daniel   OX:onncll  Smithwick,  Gertrude. 

Esq.,  of  Oichardton,  Kilkenny.  M.\UY. 


I    I    I 

Alfred  Walmesley,  born 
II  September,  1849. 

GoupreyWalmeslky,  bom 
I  June,  1853,  died,  aged  16. 

Robert  I'.dward  Walmes- 
ley, born  17  Dec,  1857. 


Mil  I 

M.CSY  Walmesley.  Maria  Wal- 

Agnes  Mary  Walmesley.  mesley. 

Teresa  Mary  Walmesley.  Blanch  Wai.- 

Josephine  Mary  Walmesley.  meslev. 


of  ^Mltp,  mti  Witsrmooti  Hall. 


: Elizabeth,  daughter  of  William  Travers,  of  Xeathby,  co.  Lancaster. 


^Margaret,  datighter  of  James  Livesey,  of  Livesey,  co.  Lancaster. 


\  m 

.   Edward   Walmes-  5.  William,     a    Mer- 
LEY,  of  BanasterHall,         chant,  in  London. 

CO.  Lancaster,  married  7.   Henry,  a  Priest. 

Anne,      daughter     of  8.  John,  of  Gray's  Inn, 

Hawl<esworth,  of         Barrister-at-Law. 

Hawkesworth,  county 
York,  ob.   i6oi.    = 


6.  Nicholas  Walmesley,  a 
Merchant,  in  London,  mar- 
ried Sarah,  daughter  of  Sir 
Thomas  Kemble,  who  served 
the  office  of  Lord  ^L^yor. 


married  to  John  Hether- 
of  Hcthersall,    co.    Lau- 


Klizabeth,  married  to  Chris- 
toplier  .Xowell,  of  Mearley,  co. 


-Judith,   mirried   to  Sir  Robert 
imyth,  of  Upton,  in  Essex. 


=  Elizabeth, 

daughter  and 
sole  heiress  of 
Richard  Grim- 
shaw,  of  New 
Houses,  in  the 
Forestof  Pendle, 
ist  wife. 


I 
Thomas  W.\lmesley,  mar- 
ried Frances,  daughter  of 
Edward  Stanley,  of  Moor 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  and 
had  an  onlydaughter  Anne, 
who  married  to  Ratcliffe 
Hoghton,  4th  son  of  Sir 
Richard  Hoghton,  Bart. 


I  I 

Janet,  married  to  John  Sher 
burne,  Esq.,  of  Balyhall 
CO.  Lancaster. 


Edward  Walmesley,  of 
Banaster  Hall,  living  1664, 
aged  71,  succeeded  his 
brother.  He  married  Do- 
rothy, daughter  of  Chris- 
topher Anderton,  of  Hor- 
wich,  CO.  Lancaster,  and 
widow  of  Wm.  Walton,  of 
Walton-in-the-Dale. 

Richard,  died  young. 


Rosamond,  mar.  to 
Thos.  Winkley,  of 
Bellington,  CO.  Lan- 
caster, who  inherited 
Banaster  Hall. 

Anne,  married  to 
Richard  Craven,  of 
Dinkley,  co.  Lane. 

Elizabeth,  married 
to  Robert  Hodgkin- 
son,  of  Preston. 


Thomas 
Walmes- 
ley,of  Chal- 
fjnt  St.   Pe- 
ter's, Bucks, 
married 
Klvaaelh, 
daughter  of 

of  London. 


Robert  Walmesley,  of  Coldecots,  aged  35,  Richard. 
13  Sept.,  1664,  married  Anne,  daughter  of  Ch.vrles. 
Thornton,  of  Thornton,  co.  York.  =  Isabell. 


Anne, 


married  tc 
William  Cromback, 
of  Clerk  Hill,  Lan- 
caster. 


Richard    Walmesley,    («.  z^. /.,)  married  Thomas  Walmesley,    Esq.,  of  Sholley,  born  John  Walmesley,  married,  ist,   Anne,  daughter  of 

Elizabeth,    daughter   of    Thomas   South-  1623,   married  Elizabeth,  sister  and  heiress  of  Lawrence  Brvers,   of  Bucksh.aw    and   had   an   only 

worth,  of  Samlesbury.  =  Henry  Mossocke,  of  Cunscough,  near  Orms-  daughter,  Catherine,  married  to  Richard  Choriey,  of 

I  kirk.     =  Hartwood  Green,  whose  descendants  are  now  all 


kirk.     = 
I, 


Elizabeth,  only  child, 
married  to  Thomas 
Cottam,  of  Dilworth. 


Hartwood  Green, 

He  was  buried  at  Standish,  28  Jan. 


Margaret 
Plessing- 

TON,  of 
Dimples, 
2nd  wife. 


Richard  Walmesley,  Esq.,  of  Sholley,  heir 
to  his  maternal  grandfather,  born  in  1656, 
married  Jane  Houghton,  sister  to  William, 
of  Parker  Hall,  co.  Lancaster.  He  died  19 
August,  1737.    She  died  13  Nov.,  1722. 


.NNE.  died  a  Nun, 
in  Flanders. 


John  Walmesley, 
of    Wigan,    mar- 


ried Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  William 
Greaves.  = 

1-2  daughters  Mar- 
garet, ob.  enf. 


Robert,  died  unmarried,  and  buried 

13  July,  1727. 
Margaret,  married,  and  died  s.p. 


Mill 

6.  Robert,  lost  at  sea. 

7.  Charles,  died  a  prisoner, 
in  Liverpool,   1716. 

8.  Henry,  died  1734,  s.p. 

9.  James,  died  7  April,  1777. 

10.  Francis,  died  in  returning 
from  India,  in  April,  1760, 
s.p. 


I    I    I    I    I 
Elizabeth,  died  unmarried, 

1733- 
Anne,  died  unmarried,  1732. 
Juliana,  died  young. 
Margaret,  born 7 January, 

1700,   married  to  William 

Colegrave,  Esq.,  and  died 

in  1768. 
Dorothy,  died  young. 


2.  John 
Walmes- 
ley, Esq. 
buried  in 
Wigan,  9 
Mar.,  1780, 
married,  ist, 
Margaret — , 
anddied  (.  fi. 


Mary,  sister 
and  coheir- 
ess of  Wm. 
Gerard,  of 
I  nee,  2nd 
wife.  She 
died  13 
Dec,  1795. 


Mill 

I.  William,  of  Wigan,  married, 
and  died  s.  p. 

3.  Francis,  ob.  enf. 

4.  Thomas,  died  in  London,  leav- 
ing one  daughter,  Teresa,  a  Nun, 
atCambrai,whodied2iJune,  1794. 

5.  Richard,  o.  s.  b.,  in  holy  orders, 
of  the  Church  of  Rome. 

-^  6.  James,  died  young. 


pViviAN  Walmesley,  of 
Warrington,        married 

■  Miller.  = 

A 


Charles,  o.  s.  b.,  D.D.  and 
F.R.S.,  of  London,  Berlin,  and 
Bologna,  and  B.A.,  a  Roman 
CathoUc  Bishop,  and  forty 
years  Vicar  Apostolic  of  the 
Western  District  of  England. 
Doctor  Walmesley  was  born  at 
Wigan,  I3jan.,  1722,  and  died 
at  Bath,  25  Nov.,  1797. 


Mary,   bom       2.  Thomas  Colegrave  Walmes-: 

16     Sept.,  LEY,   Esq.,   of  Sholley,   born  28 

1713.  August,    1713,   married  10  April, 

1758,    and   died    12   May,    1775, 

and   was   buried  in  Ingatestone 

Church. 


Elizabeth, 
daughter         of 
John      Turner, 
of    Hampstead 
Heath. 


EJANCIS,  bom  II 

April,  1758,  died 
at  DoUwort,  in' 
Lorraine,  being 
Sub  Prior  ot  the 
Monastery. 


2.  JOHNWALMESLEY,died 

unmarried,    and   buried 
3  Oct.,  1785,  aged  32. 

3.  William,  ob.  enf. 

4.  Charles,  died  young. 

5.  Charles     Thomas, 
died  young. 


.  Richard  Walmesley,  of  West- 
wood  House,  Esq.,  born  in  1752, 
married,  15  August,  1780,  Sarah, 
daughter  of  Tames  Worthington, 
Esq.,  of  West  Houghton.  She  died 
i9jan.,i83i,aged7o.  Hewasburied 
14  November,  1790.     = 


Mill 

3.  Mary,    bom    17    Oct, 
March,  1807. 

4.  Anne,  born  7  Feb.,  1763,  died  unmarried,  20  Oct.,  1814. 

5.  Henrietta,  born  4  Jan.,  1766,  died  young. 

6.  Frances,  born  16  Feb.,  1772,  married  at  Hammersmith 
Church,  to  Nicholas  Selby,  of  Acton,  Esq. 

7.  Ellen  Monica. 


1761,  died  unmarried,  23  Charles  Walmesley,  Esq.,: 
of  Westwood  House,  co. 
Lancaster,  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Ince,  born  16  July,  (?)i78i, 
married  17  Nov.,  1804,  and 
died  29  June,  1833. 


!  i      i  i 

Elizabeth,  onlychild    William  Gerard  Walmes-  Sarah,  ob.  inf. 

of    John     Jefferys,         ley,   married   Eliza,    widow  Elizabeth,     ob. 
Esq.,   of  the   Inner         of  John    Gerard,     Esq.,    of        inf. 

Temple,  ob.  28  No-         Windle  Hall,  and  6th  daugh-  Dorothy-Mary, 

vember,  1850.  ter   of  Edward    Ferrers,     of        married       

Baddesley  Clinton,  Warwick,         Reade,  and  died 
and  died  s.  p.  1814,  s.  p. 


3.  William  Gerard  Walmesley, 
Esq.,  of  Westwood  House,  J. P., 
borni2july,  1808,  married  18  Oct., 
1838,  Caroline,  daughter  of  the  late 
Sir  Thomas  Joseph  de  Trafford, 
Bart.,  of  Trafford,  and  died  11 
Oct.,  1868,  having  had  issue.     = 


Frances  Cecilia,  married 
tojas.  LomaXjEsq.,  of  Clay- 
ton Hall  [see  that  family). 

Eleanor,  married  4  Aug., 

1841,    to  William    Manby 

Colegrave,  Esq.,   and  has 

issue. 

5.   Henry    Worthington    Sarah,  a  Nun,  died  in  1869. 


Mil 

.  CharlesJohnWalmes- 
ley,  born  30  August,  1805, 
died  unmarried,  22  May, 
1830. 

.  Richard,  ob.  inf. 

.  John  Walmesley,  bom 


Walmesley,  in  holy 
ders,  S.J.,  born  5  Jan. ,1811. 

1 


Eliza  Maria,  died  unmar- 
ried, 17  Dec,  1837. 


6.  ThomasWal- 
mesley,  born 
2  Mar.,  1813, 
married  3  Apr., 
1837,  Miss 

Anna  Maria 
Cotham,  of 

Springfield.  He 
died  15  Mar., 
1847.    = 


.  Herman  Wal- 
mesley, of  Gid- 
low,  born  21  Oct., 
1816,  married, 
1839,  Miss  Ellen 
Lynch,  of  Liver- 
pool.   = 


I    I    I 


m 


.  Vivian  Oswald 
Walmesley,  of  All- 
springs,  CO.  Lancaster, 
born  1823,  married,  19 
May,  1853,  Alice  Tal- 
bot, of  Ashton-in-Ma- 
kerrield.  = 
1 


WiLLi-^M  Gerard  Walmesley,     Humphrey  Jefferys  Walmesley,  bom  7    Charles       Leo 


Esq.,  of  Westwood  Halt 
Lancaster,  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Ince,  J. P.,  late  Captain  17th 
Lancers,  and  now  Capt.  Duke 
of  Lancaster's  Own  'Veomanry 
Cavalry,  born  4  July,  1841,  mar- 
ried, 21  July,  1869,  Augusta, 
youngest    daughter   of    the  late 


June,  1846. 

Charles  Henry  Walmesley. 

Robert  CuthbertWalmesley,  died  in  1859. 

Caroline  Veronica  Walmesley,  married, 
16  May,  1861,  to  Captain  Paget  Peploe 
Mosley,  late  nth  Hussars  [see  that  family). 

Belinda  Theresa  Walmesley. 

Harriet  Cecilia  Walmesley. 


Lord  Henry  Gordon,  brother  of    Charlotte  Julia  Walmesley,  married,  2 


the  loth  Marquess  of  Huntlv.    = 

n  ~ 

Augusta  Mary  Gerardine 
Walmesley. 

MiNA  Cecile  Theresa  Wal- 
mesley. 


June,  1870,10  Robert,  5th  and  youngest  son  of 
JohnCurzon,  Esq.,  of  Breedon,  co. Leicester. 
Monica  Octavia  Walmesley. 


Walmesley, 
born    28   June, 
1838,     married, 
anddied2Nov., 
1872.=^ 

Vincent  Au- 
gustine Wal- 
mesley, born 
16  Aug.,  1841, 
anddied  3  Nov. 
1871. 

Alfred  Ange- 
Lus  Walmes- 
ley, born  4 
May,  1845. 

Winefride  Ma- 
ria Walmes- 
ley. 


1.  Oswald 
John     Wal- 
mesley, born 
19  Jan.,  1846. 

2.  Herman 
Walmesley, 
bom  25  Feb., 
1850. 

2.  Gertrude 
Mary  Wal- 
mesley. 

3.  Mary  Mo- 
nica Wal- 
mesley. 


Frances  Elizabeth 
Walmesley,  married, 
June,  1869,  to  Walter, 
6th  son  of  George 
Weld,  Esq.,  of  Lea- 
gram,  CO.  Lancaster 
{see  that  family). 


Vivian  Oswald 
WinfriuWal- 

MESLEY,      bom 

19  Feb.,  1854. 

Alice    Edgitha 

Wal.mesley. 


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