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THE 


VISITATION 

OF  THE 

COUNTY  OF  HUNTINGDON, 

UNDER  THE  AUTHORITY  OF 

WILLIAM  CAMDEN, 

CLARENCEUX  KING  OP  ARMS, 

BY  HIS  DEPUTY 

NICHOLAS  CHARLES,  LANCASTER  HERALD, 

A.  D.  MDCXIII. 
EDITED  BY 

SIR  HENRY  ELLIS,  K.H. 


PRINTED  FOR  THE  CAMDEN  SOCIETY. 


M.DCCC.XL.IX. 


LONDON : 
NICHOLS  AND  SON,  PRINTERS, 
PARLIAMENT  STREET. 


[no.  xliii.] 


1428300 


COUNCIL 

OF 

THE  CAMDEN  SOCIETY 

FOR  THE  YEAR  1848-9. 


President, 

THE  RIGHT  HON.  LORD  BRAYBROOKE,  F.S.A. 

THOMAS  AMYOT,  ESQ.  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.  Director. 

WILLIAM  HENRY  BLAAUW,  ESQ.  M.A. 

VEN.  CHARLES  PARR  BURNEY,  D.D.  F.R.S.,  F.S.A. 

JOHN  PAYNE  COLLIER,  ESQ.  Treas.  S.A.  Treasurer. 

C.  PURTON  COOPER,  ESQ.  Q.C.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A. 

WILLIAM  DURRANT  COOPER,  ESQ.  F.S.A. 

BOLTON  CORNEY,  ESQ.  M.R.S.L. 

SIR  HENRY  ELLIS,  K.H.,  F.R.S.,  Sec.  S.A. 

THE  REV.  JOSEPH  HUNTER,  F.S.A. 

PETER  LEVESQUE,  ESQ.  F.S.A. 

THOMAS  JOSEPH  PETTIGREW,  ESQ.  F.R.S.,  F.S.A. 
HENRY  CRABB  ROBINSON,  ESQ.  F.S.A. 
THOMAS  STAPLETON,  ESQ.  F.S.A. 
WILLIAM  J.  THOMS,  ESQ.  F.S.A.,  Secretary. 
SIR  HARRY  VERNEY,  BART. 


The  Council  of  the  Camden  Society  desire  it  to  be  under- 
stood that  they  are  not  answerable  for  any  opinions  or  observa- 
tions that  may  appear  in  the  Society's  publications  ;  the  Editors  of 
the  several  works  being  alone  responsible  for  the  same. 


PREFACE. 


It  has  frequently  been  said  that  the  Camden  Society  have  done 
nothing  for  the  memory  of  Camden  as  a  Herald.  Camden,  in 
reality,  did  but  little,  in  that  capacity,  for  himself ;  all  his  Visitations, 
as  a  King  of  Arms,  were  made  by  deputy. 

It  was  in  1575,  by  the  interest  of  Dr.  Gabriel  Goodman,  Dean  of 
Westminster,  that  Camden  obtained  the  place  of  Second  Master  of 
Westminster  School.  In  March  1592-3  he  became  the  Head-Master. 
His  spare  hours  and  his  holidays,  in  the  earlier  part  of  his  career, 
were  devoted  to  the  production  of  his  "  Britannia/'  which  first 
appeared  in  1586.  The  duties  of  the  School  engrossed  the  rest  of 
his  time. 

Although  attacked  by  successive  and  painful  illnesses,  he  pub- 
lished, in  1597,  his  Greek  Grammar,  entitled,  "  Grammatices 
Graec93  Institutio  Compendiaria,  in  usum  Regia^  Scholar  Westmonas- 
teriensis,"  8vo.  London.  Dr.  Grant,  his  immediate  predecessor,  had 
composed  one  before  him,  but  Camden  thought  it  deficient  and 
inconvenient.    Wood  says,  Camden  contracted  it. 

Gough,  in  the  Life  of  Camden  prefixed  to  his  English  edition 
of  the  Britannia,  1789,  says,  "  At  this  time  he  probably  enter- 
tained no  thoughts  of  quitting  a  post  in  which  he  was  universally 
esteemed  and  respected.  He  refused  the  place  of  Master  of  Requests, 
offered  him  probably  by  Lord  Treasurer  Burghley.  But  before  the 
end  of  the  year  he  quitted  it  for  one  in  the  Heralds'  College. 


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PREFACE. 


Richard  Lee,  Clarencieux  King  at  Arms,  dying  September  23d, 
Sir  Fulk  Greville,  Mr.  Camden's  intimate  friend,  solicited  that  office 
for  him ;  which  the  Queen  immediately  granted.  But,  because  it 
was  not  usual  for  a  person  to  rise  to  that  dignity  without  having  first 
been  a  Herald,  he  was  October  22 d  created  Richmond  Herald,  and 
the  next  day  Clarenceux.  Bishop  Gibson  remarks  "  that  Lord 
Burghley  was  offended  with  Mr.  Camden  for  obtaining  this  prefer- 
ment by  any  other  interest  than  his ;  but,  on  Mr.  Camden's  repre- 
senting it  to  be  the  free  thought  of  Sir  Fulk  Greville,  he  was  recon- 
ciled to  him,  and  continued  his  patronage  during  the  remainder  of 
his  life." 

The  Commission  for  Visitation  granted  to  William  Camden,  Esq. 
Clarenceux,  was  dated  5th  Aug.  1  Jac.  I. 

In  virtue  of  the  powers  vested  in  him  under  this  Commission  he 
caused  the  following  Counties  to  be  visited  by  his  several  Marshals 
and  Deputies. 


1612-13. 

1612. 

1613. 

1614. 

1618-19. 

1619. 


1620. 

1622. 
1623. 


Norfolk, 
Suffolk, 
Huntingdon, 
Essex. 

Northampton 
and  Rutland, 

Warwick, 

Leicester, 

Cambridge, 

Kent, 

Devon  and 
Cornwall, 

Hants, 

Surrey, 

Gloucester 
and  Berks, 


by  John  Raven,  Richmond  Herald. 

by  Nicholas  Charles,  Lancaster  Herald. 
by  John  Raven,  Richmond  Herald. 

by  Augustine  Vincent,  Rouge-Rose-Pursuivant. 

\  by  Samson  Lennard,  Blue-mantle  Pursuivant,  and 
j     Augustine  Vincent,  Rouge- Rose  Pursuivant. 

by  Henry  St.  George,  Richmond  Herald. 

by  John  Philpot,  Rouge-Dragon  Pursuivant. 
\  by  Henry  St.  George,  Richmond  Herald,  and 
j     Samson  Lennard,  Blue-mantle  Pursuivant. 

by  John  Philipot,  Rouge-Dragon  Pursuivant. 
(  by  Samuel  Thompson,  AVindsor  Herald,  and  Au- 
(     gustine  Vincent,  Rouge-Croix  Pursuivant, 
"j  by  Henry  Chitting,  Chester  Herald,  and  John 
f     Philipot,  Rouge-Dragon  Pursuivant. 


PREFACE. 


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1623.  Salop, 


Wilts,  Dorset, 
and  Somer- 
set, 


by  Robert  Treswell,  Somerset  Herald,  and  Augus- 
tine Vincent,  Rouge-Croix  Pursuivant. 

by  Henry'  St.  George,  Richmond  Herald,  and 
Samson  Lennard,  Blue-mantle  Pursuivant. 


In  June  1619  Camden  had  a  dispute  with  his  brother  Kings, 
Garter  and  Norroy,  about  the  appointment  of  his  Deputies  to  visit 
for  him,  which,  though  founded  partly  on  a  mistake,  did  not  prevent 
their  complaining  to  the  Commissioners  for  executing  the  office  of 
Earl  Marshal.  He  vindicated  himself  in  his  answer  to  the  Earl  of 
Arundel,  and  the  matter,  says  Gough,  seems  to  have  ended  here. 

Smith,  in  "  Gulielmi  Camdeni  et  illustrium  Virorum  ad  G.  Cam- 
denum  Epistohe,"  4°  Lond.  1691,  has  printed  three  Letters  relating 
to  this  dispute,  which  are  here  given  acccording  to  their  dates. 

1. 

"  G.  Camdenus  D.  D.  G.  Segaro  et  R.  San  Georgio. 

Right  worshipful  Sirs, 

You  are  misinformed  that  I  have  granted  a  Commission  to  Mr. 
Vincent  for  the  Visitation  of  Lincolnshire :  it  was  never  motioned  to 
me  but  once,  and  that  indolently.  I  neither  know,  neither  have 
heard,  that  his  proceedings  have  distasted  the  Lords,  or  grieved  the 
Gentry  of  those  parts  :  but  I  have  heard  him  commended  by  divers 
for  Ins  good  carriage  and  skill.  Verily  to  Mr.  Philipot  I  have 
granted  a  Commission  for  Kent,  induced  thereunto  by  the  desire  and 
commendation  of  many  Knights,  yea  Deputy-Lieutenants  and  Gen- 
tlemen of  especial  note  in  that  Comity,  under  their  hands,  which 
shall  be  produced.  I,  remaining  in  this  county  this  Vacation,  will  be 
a  Supervisor  of  his  Visitation,  which  he  hath  already  begun.  I  hope 
you  think  it  not  befitting,  that  I  should  offer  Deputations  to  any  not 
desiring  the  same.  I  never  denied  any  of  their  Superiors  that  desired 


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me :  yea  my  offers  to  some  of  them  for  Gloucestershire,  Surrey,  and 
Cambridgeshire,  without  capitulation  of  profit,  have  been  refused.  So 
God  love  my  soul,  as  I  have  tendred  the  general  good  of  the  Office, 
which  they  that  drew  the  letter,  if  they  will  inwardly  enter  into 
themselves,  I  trust  you  will  acknowledge,  and  in  that  resolution  I 
will  continue ;  desiring  you  not  to  impeach  me  in  the  execution  of 
my  place,  who  never  intermedled  with  yours  ;  beseeching  the  Al- 
mighty to  bless  us  all  with  the  Spirit  of  Unity  and  Christian  Charity. 
June  3,  1619." 

2. 

"  G.  Camdenus  illustrissimo  viro  Thomce  Comiti  Arundelice. 

Right  honourable  and  my  very  good  Lord, 

I  received  the  6th  of  this  instant  a  letter  from  Mr.  Wilson  in 
your  Lordship's  name,  and  the  rest  of  the  Commissioners  for  the 
office  of  the  Earl  Marshal,  commanding  me  to  stay  John  Philpot 
from  proceeding  in  the  deputation  which  I  gave  him  for  the  County 
of  Kent :  whereupon  I  accordingly  sent  my  servant  to  seek  him  and 
stay  him.  I  perceive  that  suggestions  are  made  against  him  and  me. 
For  him,  verily  I  deputed  him  half  a  year  since,  at  the  desire  and 
commendations  of  sundry  Knights  and  Gentlemen  of  especial  note  in 
that  County  under  their  hands  ;  not  knowing  any  other  so  able  and 
skilful  for  that  employment ;  since  which  time  I  have  heard  no  ex- 
ception taken  against  him  till  now.  As  for  me,  I  thank  God  I  have 
done  nothing  but  that  which  is  justifiable.  Whether  I  have  or  no, 
and  whether  these  Informers  against  me  have  to  intermeddle  in  these 
matters,  I  beseech  you  to  take  into  your  consideration  these  points 
granted  to  me  by  His  Majesty's  Letters  Patents : 

c  His  Majesty  hath  appointed  William  Camden  Clarenceux  King 
of  Arms  in  the  East,  West,  and  South  parts  of  the  Realm  of  England, 
to  visit  the  said  Province,  and  the  parts  thereof,  from  time  to  time,  as 


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often  and  when  he  shall  think  most  necessary  and  convenient,  and  to 
appoint  his  Deputy  or  Deputies,  Attorney  or  Attornies. 

6  And  further,  His  Highness  does '  straitly  charge  and  command,  that 
no  other  person  or  persons  shall  intromit  or  meddle  with  any  thing  or 
things  touching  or  concerning  the  office  of  Arms  without  special  licence 
and  authority  of  the  said  Clarenceux,  in  writing  under  the  seal  of  the 
said  office,  first  had  and  obtained  from  the  said  Clarenceux.  All  the 
which  power,  pre-eminence,  jurisdiction,  his  Highness,  for  himself,  his 
heirs  and  successors,  does  give  and  grant  to  the  said  WILLIAM 
CAMDEN,  during  his  natural  life,  in  as  ample  manner  and  form  as 
any  his  predecessors  have  or  had,  with  all  manner  of  profits  thereto  be- 
longing,Sfc. 

Hereby  your  Honour  seeing  what  is  granted  to  me,  and  what  is 
prohibited  to  the  Informers  against  me,  I  doubt  not  but  you,  whom 
I  know  to  be  truly  honourable,  just,  and  judicious,  will  countenance 
this  my  authority,  grounded  upon  His  Majesty's  grant,  and  not 
suffer  it  to  be  insulted  upon :  but  permit  my  Deputy  to  proceed  in 
the  Visitation,  and  me  to  enjoy  the  benefit  of  His  Majesty's  grant  as 
peaceably  as  other  his  subjects  and  servants  do.  For  the  which  I 
rest, 

Your  humble  Suppliant, 

7  July,  1619.  William  Camden." 

3. 

"  To  Mr.  John  Wilson,  Secretary  to  the  Earl  of  A  rundel, 
Sir, 

I  received  not  long  since  from  You  a  Petition  exhibited  against 
me,  sine  die,  sine  Consule,  et  sine  nomine,  and  withal  a  letter  in  my 
Lord's  name,  whereunto  I  sent  his  Honour  an  answer,  and  I  doubt 
not  but  I  have  satisfied  him,  and  assure  myself,  that  he  will  permit 
me  to  use  the  benefit  of  His  Majesties  grant  as  peaceably  as  other 
CAMD.  SOC.  b 


X 


PKEFACE. 


His  Majesties  subjects  and  servants  do.  I  thank  you  for  your  favour 
to  my  Deputy  M.  Philipot,  whom  in  this  employment  I  will  super- 
vise, and  desire  you  rather  to  countenance  him,  than  to  suffer  any 
affront  to  be  given  to  His  Majesty's  Great  Seal. 

Cheselhurst,  Your  loving  friend> 

15th  July,  1619.  William  Camden,  Clarenceux" 

In  Camden's  "  Annales  ab  anno  1603  ad  annum  1623,"  subjoined 
to  Smith's  Latin  life  of  him,  the  following  short  memoranda, 
pp.  46,  47,  relate  to  this  dispute. 

"  1619.  Maii  30.  Literse  ad  me  ab  Heraldis  contra  Vincentium 
et  Philpot. 

 Jan.  3.  Scripsi  ad  Garterium  et  Norroy  de  Vincentio  et 

Philpoto. 

  Julij  7.  Literse  a  Comite  Arundello  contra  Philpot  ad  me 

datse. 

— —  Rescripsi  ad  Com.  9.  Philpotus  ad  me  venit.  profect.  ad 
Com." 

It  is  probable  that  the  following  Letter,  of  a  little  later  date  as  to 
Month,  the  original  of  which  is  preserved  in  the  Cottonian  MS. 
Faustina  E.  I.  fol.  11,  relates  to  the  same  contention.  It  is  ad- 
dressed, "  To  my  very  lovinge  Friend  Mr.  Sl.  George,  at  the  Office 
of  Armes  dd." 

"  It  hath  been  brymly  tould  mee  from  the  mouth  of  our  honorable 
Earle  Marshall,  that  my  office  of  Clarenceux  is  conferred  and  in- 
vested upon  Mr.  Kniveton  (or)  Mr.  Boulton,  or  some  other,  not  for 
any  fault  committed  by  mee,  but  by  you  Mr.  St.  George  or  Mr. 
Philpott.  I  pray  you  confess  ingeniously  wherin  you  have  offended, 
that  I  may  not  bee  punnished  for  your  delinquency,  for  they  pur^ 
pose  to  leave  mee  £600  presently,  and  an  hundred  mark  a  yeere. 


PREFACE. 


xi 


I  pray  you  come  unto  mee  if  you  can  possible  to  informe  me  of  the 
verity  of  this  matter,  for  you  best  can,  and  soe  I  rest 

«  Chiselh.  26th  Y°v  lovinge  friend, 

of  Octob.  Will'm  Camden." 

The  shaken  signature,  which  is  all  of  this  Letter  that  is  in  Cam- 
den's own  hand,  seems  as  if  it  had  been  written  in  a  later  year  than 
1619.  It  is  clear,  however,  that  the  attempt  to  injure  Camden 
failed,  for  Philipot,  as  has  been  shewn,  visited  Kent  in  1619,  Hants 
in  1622,  and  Berks  in  1623.  St.  George  visited  Devon  and  Corn- 
wall in  1620  ;  Wilts,  Dorset,  and  Somerset,  in  1623.  So  that  there 
were  no  substantial  grounds  for  complaint  against  Camden.  The 
passage  in  this  Letter  regarding  £600  is  unintelligible.  Camden's 
Patent  was  never  revoked;  and  he  died  Clarenceux,  Nov.  9th, 
1623:a  nor  were  Kniveton  or  Boulton  Officers  of  Arms  at  anytime. 

a  The  following  is  a  copy  of  his  Funeral  Certificate,  as  recorded  in  the  College  of  Arms. 
I.  22,  p.  90:— 

"  William  Camden,  Esquier,  al's  Clarenceux  King  of 
Armes  of  the  east,  west,  and  south  parts  of  the  kingdome  of 
England,  on  this  side  the  riuer  of  Trent  southward,  being 
a  batcheler,  departed  this  mortall  life  at  Chiselhurst,  in 
Kent,  the  ixth  daye  of  November,  1623,  being  Sundaye,  in 
the  mornning  about  4  or  5  of  the  clock,  and  was  from 
thence  conveyed  to  Westminster  ;  his  funerall  was  worship- 
fully  solempnized  according  to  his  degree  on  Wensdaye  the 
xixth  of  the  same  moneth,  in  manner  following,  that  is : — 
first  proceeded  26  poore  men  in  gownes,  then  gentlemen  in 
cloaks,  then  esquiers,  then  knights  ;  Sir  Henry  Bourchier,  Knight  ;  Sir  Francis  Lee, 
Knight  of  the  Bath  ;  and  Sir  Robert  Cotton,  Knight  and  Baronett  ;  then  Mr.  Docter 
Heather,  being  his  executor,  and  Mr.  Docter  Sutton,  preacher  at  this  ffunerall  ;  next, 
after  the  Penon,  Phillip  Holland,  Portcullis,  and  Augustyn  Vincent,  Rouge  Croix,  with 
their  coats  on  their  armes  ;  the  Penon  borne  by  Mr.  Wyat,  his  kinseman  ;  his  healme  and 
creast  by  John  Phillipot,  Rouge  Dragon  ;  his  coate  of  armes  by  Samuell  Thompson, 
Windsor  Herauld.  On  his  corps,  on  the  pall  of  black  veluet,  was  placed  the  King's  rich 
coate  of  armes,  with  his  coronett  with  which  he  was  crowned  at  his  crcac'on,  the  pall 


+j+  +j+ 


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PREFACE. 


Nicholas  Charles,  Blanch  Lyon  Pursuivant,  was  appointed 
Lancaster  Herald  by  Patent,  dated  17th  Nov.  1608,  and  created 
with  ceremony  on  the  21st  April  following.  He  was  a  skilful  and 
judicious  officer,  and  it  is  said  "worthily  filled  his  place." b  He 
accompanied  Sir  Richard  St.  George,  Norroy,  in  his  Visitation  of 
Derbyshire  in  1611,  and  was  afterwards  appointed  by  Camden  his 
Deputy  to  take  that  of  Huntingdon.  His  career  though  short  was 
useful  and  industrious.0  He  died  19th  November  1613,  leaving  a 
widow,  Penelope,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Seagar,  Garter,  who  re- 
married Timothy  Cartwright,  of  Washborne,  in  the  county  of  Glou- 

beinge  supported  by  Sampson  Lennard,  Blewmantle  ;  Henry  Chitting,  Chester  ;  Henry 
St.  George,  Richmond  ;  and  William  Penson,  Lancaster,  Heraulds :  next  the  body 
followed  Sir  William  Segar,  Garter,  Knight,  principall  Kinge  of  Armes  ;  his  two  assistants, 
Sir  Richard  St.  Georg,  Knight,  Norroy  Kinge  of  Armes,  and  Robert  Treswell,  Somersett 
Herauld.  After  them  he  was  accompanyed  with  dyuers  noblemen — as  the  right  honourable 
the  Lord  Keeper,  then  Byshop  of  Lincolne  ;  the  Earle  of  Leic' ;  the  Viscounte  Graundi- 
son  ;  the  Bishop  of  London  ;  the  Bishopp  of  Winchester  ;  the  Bishop  of  Durham,  with 
other  Byshops  ;  the  Lord  Paget  ;  the  Lord  Gary  ;  and  many  more  barons,  knights, 
esquiers,  and  gentlemen.  This  certificate  was  taken  by  William  Penson,  Lancaster,  and 
the  truth  thereof  testified  by  Doctor  Heather,  executor  to  the  defunct,  by  subscripc'on  of 
his  name.  William  Heather." 

b  Anstis. 

c  The  Cottonian  MS.  Jul.  C.  m.  fol.  102  b.  preserves  the  following  Letter  from  him 
to  Sir  Robert  Cotton : 
"Sr. 

Not  knowing  how  I  may  deserve  that  love  and  courtesie  you  have  allwayes  affoorded 
me,  yet  still  presuming  upon  your  favour,  I  have  made  bould  to  acquaynt  you  with  such 
newes  as  our  City  is  filled  with.  And  first  the  Lord  Bruse  is  certeynly  slayne  by  Mr 
Sackvile,  in  the  feilds  without  Andwerpe  in  Brabant,  and  Sackvile  himself  sore  wounded. 
Also  my  Lo.  Harington  died  within  twoo  dayes  journey  of  Hidelberg,  and  a  gentleman  of 
his,  a  brother  to  Sr  Edward  Bushell,  very  treacherously  killed  by  the  meanes  of  Sr  Andrew 
Keth,  master  of  the  horse  to  the  lady  Elizabeth.  But  Keyth  is  in  hould  to  be  sent  over 
into  England.  There  is  also  a  quarrell  betweene  my  Lo:  of  Essex  and  Mr  Harry  Howard, 
and  one  of  them  is  gotten  over.  But  there  are  Letters  sent  to  the  Archduke  and  the 
French  King  to  prevent  theyre  desperate  proceedings.  There  is  also  a  talke  of  a  quarrell 
betweene  my  Lo.  of  Rutland  and  my  Lord  Danvers,  as  also  of  other  Noble  and  gentlemen 


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cester,  and  was  mother,  Noble  states, d  of  Thomas  Cartwright,  the 
architect  who  was  employed  to  build  the  Royal  Exchange. 

Charles's  Manuscripts  are  said  by  Anstis  to  have  been  purchased 
by  Camden,  and  if  so,  they  were  no  doubt  dispersed  with  Camden's 
Collections.  e 

of  good  quality,  but  I  thinke  the  truth  of  some  few  have  given  occasion  to  some  idle  brayne 
to  coyne  others,  and  fill  the  world  with  rumors  of  Duello. 

My  Lo.  of  Bedford  they  say  is  very  sick.  But  my  Lo.  Petre  is  not  yet  dead,  but  in 
great  danger  ;  and  amongest  the  rest  to  fill  up  the  mouth  of  mortality  Sr  James  Pem- 
berton,  our  late  Mayor  of  London,  on  Thursday  morning  last  gave  up  the  ghost.  Thus 
desiring  your  pardon  for  my  boldnesse,  remembring  my  thanks  to  Mr  Tho3  Cotton,  and 
Mistris  Cotton,  and  Mr.  Bevill,  I  take  my  leave;  from  my  howse  in  Colman  Streete,  London, 
this  10  day  of  September,  A°.  Dom.  1613. 

Yours  ever  bound  to  your  Love 
&  courtesy, 

Nich.  Charles, 

Lancaster. 

I  have  not  yet  seene  Mr  Clarenceux, 
and  the  returne  of  the  Carier  was  so  short 
that  I  heard  not  of  him  above  an  houre 
before  he  was  to  go  away,  or  else  I  would 
have  written  you  some  particulars  concerning 
these  dueilles,'" 

d  Hist.  Coll.  Arms,  p.  233. 

e  There  is  in  the  Library  of  the  College  of  Arms  a  quarto  Volume  of  Pedigrees  in  his 
own  hand,  interspersed  with  Drawings  of  Arms  and  Seals,  in  which  some  few  descents 
have  been  introduced  in  another  hand,  and  probably  that  of  William  Booth,  judging  from 
an  autograph  at  the  beginning  of  the  MS.  "  Wm.  Booth,  of  Wetton,  his  book,  1660." 

The  Lansdowne  MS.  874,  in  the  British  Museum,  contains  a  large  and  curious  Collec- 
tion of  Epitaphs  and  Arms  in  many  of  the  Churches  in  London,  and  other  parts  of  Eng- 
land, begun  by  Nich.  Charles  in  1610,  and  continued  by  Sir  Henry  St.  George,  Claren- 
ceux ;  with  some  later  additions.  This  volume  contains  many  Drawings  of  Monuments, 
Copies  of  Arms,  &c.  from  painted  windows,  of  some  of  which  few  or  no  vestiges  are 
elsewhere  to  be  found. 

A  Volume  of  Charles's  Collections,  in  part  illustrated  by  Drawings  of  Seals  and  Arms, 
is  also  preserved  in  the  Cottonian  MS.  Julius  C.  VII. 

The  Harl.  MS.  1349  contains  various  other  matters  illustrative  of  the  City  and  Citizens 


xiv 


PREFACE. 


Charles  survived  the  completion  of  this  Visitation  a  very  short 
time ;  but  it  was  not  until  some  years  after  that  Camden  brought 
into  the  Office  the  Return  of  the  Visitation  taken  under  his  authority, 
as  appears  from  the  following  Note  on  the  first  page  of  the  Book  in 
the  College  of  Arms,  viz. 

"  This  Booke,  conteyning  the  Visitacon  of  Huntingdonshire,  by 
Nicholas  Charles,  Lancaster,  in  anno  1613,  delivered  into  the  Office 
the  5  day  of  Marche  1621  by  William  Camden,  Clarenceux  King 
of  Armes.    "  In  the  presence  of  the  whole  office." 

The  next  leaf  bears  the  autograph  of  Charles. 

The  volume  thus  described  and  identified,  and  remaining  in  the 
Library  of  the  College  of  Arms,  is  marked  C.  3.  Huntington  1613. 

On  comparison  of  the  Cottonian  MS.  with  this  it  is  evident  that 
Charles  must  have  made  a  copy  for  himself  almost  simultaneously,  as 
the  variations  are  so  trifling  that  the  two  manuscripts  may  be  consi- 
dered almost  fac-simile  of  each  other.  To  his  own  copy  he  has 
appended  transcripts  of  the  Commission  to  Clarenceux  and  of  his  own 
Deputation ;  of  his  summons  to  the  Baylif  of  the  Hundred  of  Nor- 
mancross,  for  the  Knights,  Esquires,  and  Gentlemen  of  that  Hun- 
dred, to  appear  before  him  for  the  purposes  of  the  Visitation ;  of  the 
Proclamation  for  disclaiming  of  such  as  had  usurped  the  title  of 
Gentlemen;  and  his  Summons  to  defaulters  to  appear  before  the 
Earl  Marshal. 

of  London,  in  the  handwriting  and  tricking  of  Nicholas  Charles,  4to.  See  also  the  Har- 
leian  MSS.  1353,  1367,  1447,  1453,  1463,  and  5880  ;  the  last  containing  a  Catalogue  by 
him  of  Kings,  Heralds,  and  Pursuivants  of  Arms.  Two  other  copies  of  Charles's  Visi- 
tation of  the  County  of  Huntingdon  may  be  found  among  the  Harleian  MSS.  Nos,  1075 
and  1179. 

Gough,  Brit.  Top.  vol.  ii.  p.  230,  says,  "  Le  Neve  had  a  Visitation  of  Staffordshire  by 
Nicholas  Charles,  Lancaster."  He  adds,  ibid.  p.  243,  that  Sir  John  Cullum  had  Nicholas 
Charles's  copy  of  Harvey's  Visitation  of  Suffolk  ;  but  no  such  MS.  as  this  is,  at  present,  in 
the  Library  at  Hard  wick. 


PREFACE. 


XV 


The  Editor  has  now  only  to  express  his  kindest  thanks  to 
Sir  Charles  George  Young,  Garter,  for  obligingly  collating 
the  proof  sheets  of  the  present  Volume  with  the  original  Visitation 
in  the  Library  of  the  College  of  Arms  ;  and  also  for  the  Account  of 
Nicholas  Charles  given  in  the  present  Preface. 


HENRY  ELLIS. 


THE  SEALE  OF  THE  TOWNE  OF  HUNTINGDON, 

TAKEN  THE  28  OF  AUGUST,  AN0.  D^I 
1613. 


The  towne  of  Huntingdon  was  first  incorporated  by  King  John 
making  of  it  a  free  Burrough,  by  the  name  of  Burgesses  of  the  Towne 
of  Huntingdon,  7  Augusti,  anno  regni  sui  septimo,  and  since  agayne  incor- 
porated by  the  name  of  Bayliffs  and  Burgesses  of  the  Towne  of  Hunting- 
don, and  have  a  Comon  Seale,  and  at  this  present  Visitation  were  Bayliffs 
Henry  Edwards  and  Richard  Wenington. 

Henry  Edwardes. 
Richard  Wenington. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


VISITATION  OF 


ST.  JOHN. 


Oliverus  St.  John  de  Penmark,=pMargarets 
miles.  ! 


filia  et  hseres  Joh'is  Beauchamp  de 
Bletnesoe  and  Powick. 


Joh'es  St.- 
John  de 
Bletso, 
miles. 


-Alicia,  filia 
Tho.  Brad- 
shaw  de 
Haugh  in 
com.  Lane. 


 r__r-  

Editha,  ux.  Galfr. 
Poole,  militis. 
Elizabetha,  ux. 
Wm.  Do.  Zouche 
de  Haringworth. 


 rn  

Agnes,  uxor  David 

Malpas. 
Maria,  ux.  Ric'i 

Tregonwell. 


Johannes  St.  J  oh  n-p  Sib  ilia,  filia  Morgani  ap 
de  Bletsoe,  miles.   |      Jenkyn  ap  Phelip. 


Eleonora,  uxor  Joh'is 
Zouche  de  Codnor. 


Oliverus  St. 
John,  2  Alius, 
de  Lideard 
Tregoz  in  com. 
Wiltes. 


 1 

Anna,  ux.  Hen. 
Domini  Clifford. 


I   I  r 


Elizabeth,  ux.  Thomse  Johannes^pMargareta, 


Rotheram.  St.  John 

Alicia,   uxor  Henrici  de  Blet- 

Parker  Do.  Morley.  soe, 

Margareta,  ux.  Thomse  miles. 

Gamage  de  Coity  in 

Wallia. 


f.  Will'mi 
Walgrave, 
militis. 


— n  

Oliverus  St.  John 
de  Sharnbrook  in 
com.  Bedd.  2. 

Alexander  St.  John 
de  Thorley  in  com. 
Hertf.  3. 


— n 

Sibilla,  ux.  Rob'ti 
Kirkham. 

Catherina,  ux. 
Griffini  Rhese,  re- 
nupta  Petro  Edge- 
combe, militi. 


Oliverus  St.  John,  miles  j^Agnes,  f.  et 


Baro  St.  John  de  Bletneso, 
13  Januar.  Ao.  pimo  Eliz. 
Reginse. 


hseres  Mi- 
chaelis  Fisher 
de  com.  Bedf. 


Alicia,  uxor  .... 

Elmes  de  Lilford. 
Anna,  ux.  Ric'i 

Dennys. 


~T™1 

Margar.  ux.  Francisci 
comitis  Bedfordise. 

Margeria,  uxor  Hen.  Grey 
de  Wrest  in  com.  Bedf. 


Johan-  - 
nes 

Baro  St. 
John  de 
Blet- 
neso,ob. 
1596. 


Catarina, 
f.  Will'mi 
Dormer  de 
Ethorp  in 
com. 
Bucks, 
militis. 


Oliverus  Baro=f=Dorothea, 
St.  John,  post 
morte  fratris, 
de  Ripton 
Regis  in  com. 
Hunt.  1613. 


f.  Joh'nis 
Reede  de 
Bodington 
in  com. 
Glouc* 


— rn — i  

Marg'ia. 
Agnes. 

Juditha,  ux.  Joh'is 
Pelham  de  Sus- 
sex. 

Martha,  ux.  Ric'i 
Cheney  de  Sus- 
sex. 


— rn — rn 

Anna,  ux.  Andrese 

Corbett  de  com. 

Salop. 
Margar.  ux. 

Nich'i  Luke 

com.  Bedf. 
Thos.  3. 
Franciscus.  4 


de 


Anna,  unica  filia  et  hseres,  uxor  Will'i  D'ni  Howard    Oliverus  St.=F 
de  Effingham,  filij  et  hseredis  Caroli  comitis  Notting-    John.  Alius 
ham,  jam  superstes  1613.  sen. 


:Elizabetha,  f.  et 
hseres  Wm.  Paulett 
de  com.  Sutht. 


Oliverus  St.  John,  set.  12,  annor'  1613. 


*  The  MS.  of  this  Visit,  in  Coll.  Arm.  adds  "  ob.  1605. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  ]>.  1613. 


4 


VISITATION  OF 


CLIFTON. 

Gulielmus  Clifton  ar.  et  custumarius  civitatis  London,  civis  opu-^ ....  filia  . 
lentissim'  qui  perquisivit  terras  in  com.  Som's.  t'p'e  R.  H.  8.  |  uxor  ejus. 


Blunt, 


....  uxor  Tho 
mse  Stroode, 
armigeri.  et  hseres 

Geruasij. 


Johannes  Clif-  -r-. . 
ton,  miles,  filius 


dicti 


Gulielm'    Jana,  ux  

Clifton,      Copleston,  re- 
2d1  filius.    nupta  W°.  Flete- 
wood,  militi. 


....  uxor .... 

Sandes.  =p 
 j 

Edwin  Sandes, 
miles. 


Gervasius  Clifton,  miles,  Baro- 
de  Leighton  in  com.  Hunt,  a  rege 
Jacobo  sic  creatus,  an0,  regni 
sui  8.  et  jam  superstes  1613. 


:Catherina,unica  Gulielm'  Clifton, 

filia  et  haeres  miles  Balneatus 

Henrici  Darcy,  ad  coronationem 

militis.  Regis  Jacobi. 


— I  1 

Joh'nes  Amias 
Clifton.  Clifton. 


Catherina,  unica  filia  et  haeres. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


5 


EX  CHARTIS  ROBERTI  BEUILL  DE  SAWTREY. 
This  was  the  copy  of  a  very  ould  deed  (translated  into  English)  circa  t'p'e  H.  2. 

All  men  may  know  that  are  present  and  to  come,  that  I,  Myghell,  the  sunne  of  Myghell 
of  Walton,  have  given,  granted,  and  by  this  my  p'sent  writing  have  confirmed  unto  Walter 
Beiuyle,  for  his  homage  and  service,  one  parcell  of  my  wood,  wth  ye  land,  that  is  to  say, 
of  the  land  of  Robert  Beiuvyle,  wch  is  called  the  Westcrofte,  extending  to  the  baulkc 
of  Rauff,  ye  sonne  of  Giles,  and  so  from  that  baulke  by  the  baulke  of  Richard  ye  sonne 
of  Hubert,  unto  ye  wood  of  the  monkes  of  Sautrye,  and  ayen  by  the  division  wch  doth 
extend  itself  betweene  Westfelde  unto  ye  Fyssermere  unto  ye  tillage  wch  is  called  Rucrofte, 
&c.  To  have  and  to  hould  &c.  yielding  therfore  yearely  to  me  and  my  heyres  one 
penny,  that  is  to  say,  at  Cristmas,  for  all  mann'  of  service,  &c.  These  being  witnesses, 
Robt.  of  Wassygle,  Robert  of  Beiuvyle,  Rob't  chapleyn  of  Waltun,  Leonard  Walter, 
Will'm  of  .  .  .  .,  Rauff  ye  sun  of  Giles,  Mighell  ye  sonne  of  Bering,  Mathew  the  sunne  of 
Giles,  and  of  many  others. 

Omnibus  Xp'i  fidelib}  ad  quos  p'ntes  l'rse  perven'int  salutem.  Sciatisme  Joh'em  Beuyll 
de  Chesterton  juxta  Alwolton  dedisse,  concessisse,  &c.  Simoni  Butevyleyn  de  Pyryho  et 
Matilda?  filise  mea?  unu  aniialem  redditii  quatuor  marc'  anuatim  percipiend'  de  olb'  terris 
et  ten'  meis,  pratis,  pascuis,  &c.  Quae  h'eo  in  villis  et  in  campis  de  Chesterton,  et  Walton 
in  comitat'  Huntingdon.  Habend'  et  tenend',  &c.  Et  ego  vero  p'd'c'us  Joh'es  Beuyll  et 
hseredes  mei  pra?dictum  annualem  redditu,  &c.  p'fatis  Simoni  et  Matilda;,  &c.  contra 
omnes  gentes  warrantizabim'  et  defendemus.    In  cujus,  &c. 

Pateat  univ'sis  per  p'ntes  me  Thomam  filiii  Johanis  Beuyll  de  Denton,  remississe  relax- 
asse,  &c.  Simoni  Butevyleyn  de  Piriho  et  Matilda?  sorori  meae  totum  jus  et  clameu  q'd 
h'eo,  &c.  in  quadam  penc'one  cujusdam  annual'  redditus  quatuor  marcar'  per  Joh'em  Be- 
vill  patrem  meum  d'ctis  Simoni  et  Matild'  concess',  &c.  In  cujus,  &c.  Hijs  testibus, 
&c.    Dat'  ap'd  Chesterton,  &c. 

Johannes  Bevyll  de  Chest«rton.=^=-  •  •  • 

Thomas  Bevill,  filius  Matildis,  nupta  Simoni  Botevileyn,  cui  pater  dedit 

et  ha?res.  annualem  redditu. 

Sciant  prsesentes  et  futuri  quod  Ego  Hugo  de  Merk  dedi  concessi  et  hac  p'senti  charta 
mea  confirmavi  Will'o  de  Tenesou'e  unum  toftum  in  villa  de  Cesterton  quod  Rogeman  ali- 
qando  tenuit  in  eadem  villa  cum  duab'  rodis  terra?  quas  Will'm'  de  Merke  pater  meus  emit 
de  Hugone  le  Beys,  quar'  una  roda  jacet  super  lo  Estfurlong  inter  terras  WilPi  de  Waldcs- 
cheff  et  Joh'is  de  Cantilup  et  Barth'i  de  Cesterton.  Habend'  et  tenend'  d'c'm  toftum,  &c. 
reddendo  mihi  et  heredib'  meis,  &c.  duos  solidos  ad  Pascha  pro  omni  servicio,  &c.  Pro 
hac  autem  donacoe  et  carta?  mea?  confirmacoe  pra?d'c'us  Will's  dimid'  marca  mihi  dcdit 


6 


VISITATION  OF 


p'  manibus.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu  huic  scripto  sigillum  meii  apposui.  Hijs  testibus, 
Will'o  de  Waldecheff,  Johanne  de  Cantilupo,  Will'o  de  Hempton,  Joh'e  le  Bret,  Rad'o  le 
Palmer,  Rob 'to  filio  Osberti  et  alijs. 

Will'mus  de  Merks,  pater  Hugonis.=^=. .  . . 

I  1 

Hugo  de  Merke,  qui  suprascriptam  cartam  confirmavit  Will'mo  de  Tenesou'e  pro 
uno  tofto  in  villa  de  Cestreton. 

Sciant  prsesentes  et  futuri  q'd  Ego  Johan'es  filius  Will'i  Waldeschef  de  Chestirton 
dedi,  concessi,  &c.  D'no  Will'o  Prat  capellano  de  ead'  quadraginta  solidatus  redditus 
per  annu  in  Overton  Watervile,  p'cipiend'  per  manus  Hugonis  de  Northburg  et  Ric'm 
de  Lincoln',  viz.  ad  festum  Sc'i  Mich'is  viginti  solidos  et  ad  festu  Paschse  20u.  solidos  per 
equales  porcoes,  &c.  ad  terminii  vitse  eor'dera,  &c.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu  huic  p'senti 
chartae  sigillum  meum  apposui.  Hijs  testibus,  Rogero  de  Cantilupo,  Galfrido  le  Boteler 
de  Alwalton,  Will'o  Ballard  de  Chestirton,  Nich'o  Waldecheff  de  ead',  Oliv'o  de  Luff- 
wyke  de  ead',  Henr'  Breht  de  ead',  Petro  Patrick  de  Ouerton  Watervile,  WilPo  de  Stil- 
ton de  ead',  Walt'o  le  Menyll  et  alijs.  Dat'  apud  Chestirton,  die  Jovis  proxima  post 
festum  Cathedr'  S'ci  Petri.    An0,  regni  R.  Edwardi  filij  R.  Edwardi  decimo  septimo. 

Willielmus  Waldecheiff.=p. .  . . 

I  J 

Johannes,  filius  Will'i  Waldescheff,  qui  vixit  a0.  17  Edw.  2. 

Sciant  p'sentes  et  futuri  q'  nos  Joh'es  Deneys,  Thorn's  et  Philippus,  fratres  ejusdem 
Joh'is,  cohcessim',  confirmauimus,  Galfrido  Waryn  et  Alicise  uxori  ejus  et  Will'o  filio 
ejusdem  Galfridi  unum  messuagiu  cii  septem  pec'  terrse  continent'  tres  acras  cum  pertin', 
jacentes  in  villa  de  Cestr'ton,  &c.  ad  totam  vitam  eor'dem,  &c.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu 
huic  p'nti  cartse  sigilla  n'ra  apposuimus.  Hijs  testib',  Will'o  atte  Pool  chl'r,  Henrico 
Ballard,  Will'o  Drewe,  Ad'  Drewe,  Henr'  Lambshead  et  alijs.  Datu  apud  Cestreton, 
die  Jovis  in  festo  Sc'i  Mich'is  Arch'i,  A0,  regni  Regis  Edwardi  tertij  a  Conquestu  vice- 
simo  quinto. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


7 


Frater  Johes  minister  domus  s'c'se  Radegundis  de  Thelisford  Wigor'  dioc*  Ordinis  S'c'ffi 
Trinitatis,  et  redempcois  captivor'  qui  sunt  incarcerati  pro  fide  Ihesu  Christi  a  Pagan  is, 
dilecto  nobis  in  Xp'o  Will'o  Beyvell  Salutem  in  Deo  per  quern  olm  peccator*  plena  fit 
remissio.  Cum  plurima  pivilegia  nob'  et  ordini  n-'ro  gratiose  fu'int  ab  antiquo  concessa  et 
de  novo  per  sanctissimu  Papain  Alexandrum  vjtum.  &e.  Nos  etiam  minister  praedictus  et 
convent'  ejusdem  loci  de  n'ra  splali  gra'  concedim'  ut  post  eor'dem  decessum  et  suar' 
1'rar'  exhibitionem  in  nostro  conventuali  capitulo  eadem  pro  illis  fiet  comendatio  quae  pro 
nobis  ib'm  fieri  consuevit.  Et  per  p'ntes  in  n'ram  sancta  confraternitatem  vos  deuote 
admittimus.  Dat'  sub  sigillo  n'ra?  confraternitatis  p'd'c'ae,  A0.  D'ni  Mill'imo  ccccm0. 
nonagesimo  quarto. 

In  dorso. 

Authoritate  Dei  p'ris  omnipotentis  et  beator'  Petri  et  Pauli  Appostolor'  ejus,  ac 
authoritate  app'lica  mihi  comissa  et  tibi  concessa.  Ego  absolvo  te  ab  oib'  peccatis 
tuis  milii  parte  vere  et  contrite  confessis,  Necnon  de  oblit'  de  quibus  velles  con- 
fiteri  si  tuae  occurrerent  memoriae,  et  concedo  tibi  plenariam  absolucoem  et  remis- 
sionem  omnium  peccator'  tuor'  in  quantu  claves  eccl'ise  se  extendunt  in  hac  parte. 
In  nole  p'ris,  &c. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Sanson  Beu  ....  quietu  clamavi  Rob'to  de  Bauvill  et  haered' 
suis  totu  redditu  q'd  michi  debuit  pro  tota  terra  q'd  tenuit  de  me  in  Wauton,  scil't 
unam  marcam  argenti  annuatim.  Habend',  &c.  In  hujus  autem  rei  testimoniu  p'sens 
script'  paginam  sigilli  mei  apposicoe  corroboravi.  Hijs  testibus,  D'no  Ric'o  de  Bauvill, 
Oliv'o  le  Moyne,  Rob'to  de  Wassingle,  Joh'e  de  Fowkesworth,  Rob'to  capellano  de 
Walton,  Walt'o  de  Beuvll,  Henr'  de  Wassingle,  Leone  de  Walton.  Sine  dat'. 

In  the  name  of  Almighty  God,  Amen.  I,  William  Bevill,  of  Chesterton  in  the  county 
of  Huntingdon,  gentillman,  of  an  holy  mynde  and  good  remembrance,  being  the  xxx.  day 
1487.  of  ye  moneth  of  July,  in  the  yeare  of  our  Lord  God  m1.cccclxxxvij.  make  my  Testament 
and  my  last  will  in  this  wise :  First,  I  give  and  bequeath  my  soule  unto  Allmighty  God, 
his  blessed  modyr  and  mayd  Our  Lady  Saint  Mary,  and  all  the  blessed  company  of  heven, 
and  my  body  to  be  buried  in  the  chirche  of  St.  Michael  of  Chestirton  aforesaid,  afore  the 
autre  of  ye  blessed  Lady  Sl.  Mary  the  Virgin,  wth  my  best  hors  in  ye  name  of  my  mor- 
tuary, after  the  custume  of  the  cuntre,  &c.  Also,  I  bequeath  to  my  sonne  Will'm  Bevill 
a  great  chest,  a  prewce  cofer,  &c.  Also,  I  bequeath  to  my  sonne  Rob't  Bevill  a  fedre 
bed,  wth  a  bolster,  twoo  pillowes,  twoo  blanketts,  &c.  The  residue  of  all  my  goods  not 
bequeathed,  my  detts  payd,  I  give  and  bequeath  to  the  aforesaid  Rob't  Bevill  my  sonne, 
whome  I  ordeyne  and  make  of  this  my  testament  myne  executor,  &c.  This  was  done  the 
day,  yeare,  and  place  above  written.  Than  p'sent  ye  parson  of  Chestirton  aforesaid  and 
othir. 


8 


VISITATION  OF 


Guilielm'  Bevill  de  Chesterton,  qui  condidit  testametu  suu  a0.  D'ni  1487.=p. . . . 

I  1  ;  1 

Guilielmus  Bevill,  filius  primogenitus  et  executor.  Robertus  Bevill,  2  filius. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Rob'tus  Bevyll  de  Ayleton  in  com.  Hunt,  gen'osus  dedi,  con- 
cessi,  et  hac  p'nti  carta  mea  indentata  confirmavi  Rob'to  Aprice,  Thomae  Cotton,  Rob'to 
Druell,  Joh'i  Castell,  Will'o  Bevyll  gen'osis,  Rob'to  Andrew  capellano,  Joh'i  Staunton 
yoman,  Joh'i  Bytherne  et  Nich'o  Parysshe  man'iu  meu  de  Chesterton,  cum  suis  pertin' 
in  com.  Hunt.  &c.  ad  usu  mei  p'fati  Rob'ti  Bevyll  et  Elizabethse  uxoris  meae  et  alterius 
n'r'm  diutius  vivenc'  et  hsered'  mei  p'fati  Rob'ti  Bevyll,  imperpetuum.    Et  insup'  Sciatis 

me  prefatu  Rob'tum  Bevyll  dedisse,  &c.  p'fatis 
Rob'tus  Bevill,  superstes-r-Elizabetha,       „  ii.    *  •    •      o  >•  jt^h 

a°.  4  H.  8.         Jk  uxor  ejus.  0   to  APnce>  &c-  man  ium  meum  de  Du<Hey 

ac  advocationem  eccl'ia?  de  Dudley  p'dict'  in 
com.  Hereford  ac  ola  alia  terr'  mea  in  Dudley  et  Grafton  cum  pertin'  in  p'dict'  com. 
Heref.  Necnon  omnia  terr'  et  ten'  &c  in  Conyton,  Wodewalton,  Keston,  Denton, 
Syversay  et  Ayleton,  in  com.  Hunt,  ac  etiam  ola  terr',  &c.  in  Wodeford,  in  com. 
Northamt.  Necnon  oia  terr',  &c.  in  Morecote,  in  com.  Rutland.  Habend'  &c. 
Dat'  primo  Aprilis,  a0,  regni  R.  Henrici  octavi  post  Conq'm  quarto.  1512. 


BEVILL. 

1.  Bevill ;  2.  Beaumes  ;  3.  Deneys  ;  4.  Waldsheff  ;  5.  Sugden. 


Guilielm'  Beuile, 
fili'  et  hseres,  ob. 
anno  19  H.  7, 


Gulielmus  Bevill  de  Chesterton, 
condidit  testamentum  suum  A0. 
1487,  obijt  vero  3  H.  7. 


,  qui=p. 
D'ni  I 


Rob'tus  Bevill=FEliza- 
betha, 
uxor 
ejus. 


de  Chesterton, 
in  com.  Hunt, 
ar.  4  H.  8,  ob. 
a0.  9  H.  8. 


Guilielmus=FMarga- 


reta,  f. 
Nicolai 
Bourman 
de  Insula 
Vectse  in 
com. 
South'm- 
ton, 
nupta 
27  H.  8. 


 1 — r— i — 

Margareta,  nupta 
Joh'i  Cotton  de 
Stepington  in 
com.  North'mpt. 

Anna,  monialis 
apud  Rowell. 

Jane,  nupta  Joh'i 
Poulter  de 
Broughton,  in 
com.  Hunt. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


Richard' 
Bevill,  5 
fili',duxit 
Mariam 
filiam 
Grey  de 
Witles- 
mere.  =p 

Thomas 
Bevell. 


Nich. 
Bevill, 
6  filius. 


 1  

Elizabe- 
tha,  nupta 
W°  Ball 
de  com. 
Nott. 


Joh'es.  Rob't' 


 p- 

Rober 
tus 
Bevill 
de 

Ches- 
terton, 
filius  et 
hseres. 


Will's. 


-y-Johan'a, 
f.Will'mi 
Law- 
rence de 
St.  Ives 
in  com. 
Hunt. 


Eliza- 
betha. 


— I  

Fran- 
cisc', 
3  filius, 
de 
Mil- 
brooke 
in  com. 
Bedf. 


Willm', 
4  filius. 


 1 

Johannes 
Bevill, 
2  filius, 
de  Saw- 
trey,duxit 
Francis- 
cam,  filia 
Henr' 
Lacy  de 
Stam- 
ford.=p 
 I 


Guili- 

Rober-  = 

"Maria, 

Fides. 

Elizabetha,  nupta  Ste- 

Rober-  = 

=Maria,  f. 

elm' 

tus 

filia 

Anna. 

ph'o  Turner  de  Saw- 

tus 

Nich'i 

Be  vile, 

Bevill, 

Coles 

Fra'- 

trey. 

Bevill 

Saunders 

fil.  et 

miles, 

de 

cisca. 

Catarina,  nupta  Gil- 

deSaw- 

de  Ewell 

haeres, 

2  filius, 

Pres- 

Mar- 

b'to  Abbott  de  Glat- 

trey. 

in  com. 

ob. 

sed 

ton,  in 

gar  eta. 

ton. 

Surr. 

s.  p. 

hseres, 

com. 

Maria,    uxor  Tho. 

fuit 

North- 

Peche  de  Holywell. 

miles 

ampt. 

Prudentia,  nupta  Ro- 

Balnea- 

et  ejus 

b'to  Fawcett  de 

tus  ap'd 

hseres. 

Stamford. 

Coro- 

Jana,   nupta  Jo. 

nations 

Lodington  sive  Lo- 

Regis 

rington  de  Saxby  in 

Jacobi. 

com.  Leic. 

Robertus  Bevill, 
fili'  et  ha3res 
Rob'ti  Bevill, 
militis. 

Willm's,  2  fil. 


Ill 

Catarina. 

Gracia. 

Honora. 


rn  

Catarina,  nata 
23  Sept.  1603. 

Anna,  nata  6 
Jan.  1611. 


 1 — I  

Matheus  Beuill, 

natus  6  Martij, 

1597. 
Johan'es,  natus 

6  January , 

1611. 


Dorothea,  nata  29 
Maij,  A°.  1593. 

Margar',  nata  22 
Martij,  1595. 

Francisca,    nata  30 
Julij,  1600. 

ROBERT  BEVILL. 


CONINGTON. 

Visus  Franc1  cum  cur'  ib'm  tent'  die  Lunse  prox'  post  festum  S'c'i  Lucoe  Evang', 

A0,  regni  Regis  Hen.  viju  tertio. 
It'm  Jur'  p'ss.  quod  Will'm's  Beuill,  qui  de  D'no  tenuit  cert'  terr'  et  ten'  lib'  per 
cartam  in  Conyngton,  per  cert'  redd'  et  servic',  obijt  circa  festu  S'c'i  Petri  q'd  dicitur  ad 
Vincul'  ult'  p't'it'.  Et  Will'm's  Bevill  filius  ejus  est  proxim'  hasres  et  manet  in  civitate 
Calisise,  et  non  ven'  ad  faciendu  homagiu  el  fidelitatem,  Ideo  p'c'  est  Balliuo  seisir'  diet' 
terr'  et  ten'  quousq',  &c. 

Will'mus  Bevill,  pater,  obijt  anno  3  H.  7.^. .  . . 


Willielmus  Bevill,  filius  et  haeres,  obijt 
a°.  19  H.  7. 

CAMD.  SOC. 


 1 — 

Robertus  Bevill,  frater  et  hflpres, 
plenae  setatis  a0.  19  H.  7. 

C 


10 


VISITATION  OF 


CONINGTON. 

Visus  Franc'  pleg'  cum  cur'  Thomse  Coton,  generos',  ib'm  tent'  die  Lunse  prox' 
post  festu  Invencois  S'cae  Crucis,  a0,  regni  Regis  H.  7mi.  xix°. 
Et  q'd  Will'm'  Bevill  gen'osus,  qui  tenuit  de  D'no  hujus  curiae  unu  cotagiu  libere 
cum  pertin'  reddendo  inde  D'no  per  annu  unu  par  cerotecar'  prec'  jd.  et  sect'  cur' 
bis  per  annu,  obijt  circa  festu  S'ci  Mathise  App'li  ult'  p't'ito,  et  q'd  Rob't'  Bevill,  frater 
ejus,  plense  aetatis,  est  proximus  hseres  p'dicti  Will'mi  ad  praemiss',  &c.  Ideo  praeceptu 
est  Ballivo  distr'  d'c'm  Rob't'm  pro  fidelitate  et  rele'io,  viz.  un'  par  cerotecar'  D'no  hujus 
curiae  p'c'  jd  faciend'  et  solvend'  pro  ingressu  suo  in  praemiss'  erga  prox'  cur',  &c. 

Johan'es  Penycocke,  armiger  pro  corpore  D'nj  Regis,  tenetur  et  obligatur  Ric'o 
Bey  veil  armig'o  in  quingentis  libris  sterlingor',  &c.  Datum  14  die  Martij,  Anno 
38  H.  6. 

Johannes  Hore  de  Childerley  in  com.  Cant'  armig',  dedit,  &c.  Joh'i  Burgoyne  de 
Drayton  et  alijs  man'iu  suu  de  Magna  Ravele.  Test'  int'  alios,  Nich'us  Stivecle  miles, 
Thomas  Bevyle,  Rogerus  Louthe,  &c.    Dat'  ap'd  Ravele,  a0.  4  H.  6. 


Pl'ita  de  Banco,  A°.  17  Edw.  2,  rot.  41. 
Hunt.  Et  Joh'es  Serle  et  Mabilla  uxor  ejus  venerunt  et  cognoverunt  q'd  ip'i  tenent 
unii  mess'  xxviij.  acr'  terrae  et  iiij.  acr'  prati  in  villis  de  Stibington  et  Sibeston  de 
Rob'to  de  S'c'o  Albano  et  Alicia  uxore  ejus  per  homagiu  et  fidelitatem  et  serviciu  xxd. 
per  annu,  et  ad  Scutagiu  D'nj  Regis  40s.  cum  accident  xxd.,  Etad  plus  plus,  et  d'  et  facit 
sectam  ad  curiam  ip'or'  ad  Stibington  de  tribus  sept'  in  tres  sept',  et  fecit  fidelita- 
tem, &c. 

Pl'ita  de  Banco,  A0.  5t0  Edw.  3t!i,  rot.  127. 

Hunt.    Juratores  dicunt  q'd  Paulinus  de 

Hale  et  Roesia  uxor  ejus  injuste  disseisivit  Ricardus  Bevill.^=  

Ricardu  de  Beyvill,  patrem  Rob'ti  nunc  pe-  Robt'  Bevill,  nunc  petens,  a".  5  Edw.  3. 
tentis,  de  xxij.  messuag',  150  acr'  terra?,  30 

acr'  prati,  vj.  acr'  bosci  et  ijs.  reddit'  in  Wodewalton,  et  Ricardus  de  Cornubia  in  miseri- 
cordia. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


I  1 


Pateat  universis  per  p'ntes,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Thomas  de  Beyvill  de  Woodwalton  reeepi  de 
Rob'to  de  Beyvill  D'no  de  Woodwalton  30s.  sterlingor'  pro  bono  pacis  et  finali  Con- 
cordia int'  nos  confirmand',  &c.  de  oTb'  tansgressionib',  Sec.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu 
p'sentibus  sigillum  meu  est  appensum.  Hiis  testibus,  Rogoro  Accrehurst,  Johanne 
Mounfischer,  Ric'o  de  Stoketon,  Will'o  de  Selby,  Roberto  Dyke,  Rob'to  Warde  de  Wode- 
walton  et  alijs.  Datum  apud  Woodwalton,  die  Mercurij  prox'  post  festu  S'c'i  Laurentij, 
A0,  regni  Regis  Edwardi  tertij  a  Conquestu  decimo  tertio. 

Sciant  p'sentes  et  futur'  q'd  Ego  Beatrix  Waldeseff  de  Cestreton,  in  lib 'a  viduitate 
mea,  &c.  dedi,  &c.  Will'mo  de  Hampton'  et  Magotse  uxori  suae  filise  mese  dimidieta- 
tem  turbarij  et  pasturse  decern  vaccar',  &c.  qua?  q°ndam  h'ui  de  dono  et  feoff  Will'i  de 
Waldisseff,  patris  mei,  in  villa  de  Conigtun,  &c.  Hiis  testibus,  D'no  Joh'e  de  Focke- 
wrth,  Gerardo  de  Gravel',  Johanne  de  Cantilup,  Hugone  Pre  ejus,  Joh'e  Bretde  Cestreton 
et  alijs. 


LOUTHE. 


Inquisitio,  a0.  26  H.  8.    Pro  terris  in  Sawtre.    Bealnies  man',  Stilton. 

Thomas  Louthe,  armiger,  obijt  26  die  Octobris^Thomasina,  uxor 
a0.  25  H.  8.                            I  ejus. 
,  I 

r 

Edmundus  Louthe.-p. .  . . 
!  1 

Lionellus  Louthe,  fil'  et  hser'.^. .  . . 
 i 

Margareta  Louthe,  consanguinea  et  hseres  Thoma?  Louthe  armigeri,  in  forma  prred'o'a. 
set.  4  annor'  et  amplius  26  H.  8. 


12 


VISITATION  OF 


SAPCOTTS. 


Johannes  Sapcote  de=r=Elizabetha  soror  et  cohseres  Joh'is  D'ni  Denham,  relicta  Fulconis 
Elton  in  comitat'  I  D'ni  Fitzwarin — nupta  etiam  Thomse  Brandon,  militi,  ut  pat'  per 
Huntingdon.  |  chart,  dat.  24  H.  7. 

r  J 

Richardus  Sapcote  de  Elton  miles,  in  com.  Hunt.=FAnna,  f.  Nich'i  D'ni  Vaulx. 


Johannes-y- 
Sapcote.  | 
r  1 


Ricardus=f=Christiana, 


Thomas  Sapcote=^=Jana,  f.  et  cohaeres 
de  Burley.      j     Joh'nis  Francis, 
r 


Hunt.=pAnna, 

 1  1 

Will 


Sapcote 
de  Elton, 
miles. 


filia  Joh'i: 
Hunger- 
ford,  mili- 
tis. 


1  

Anna,   uxor  Anthonij 
Brookesby  de  Shouldley 
in  com.  Leic. 

Isabella,  ux.  Tho.  Wake, 
de  com.  Northt. 


 1  

Dore- 
thea, 
uxor 
Dur- 
ance. 


's=pAnna,  f.  et  hser' 
Sapcote.  |  Tho.  de  St.  Mark. 

H  L  1 

Edwardus    Guido=pMarg.  f. 


Sapcote 
de  Burly, 
miles,  ob. 
s.  p. 


cotte, 
miles. 


et  haer' 

Guidonis 

Wolston. 


uxor. 
2da. 


:Robertus  Sapcote- 
de  Elton  in  com. 
Hunt,  filius  et 
heeres  Ric'i. 


:Eleonora,  fil. 
Will'i  Prestland, 
de  com.  Cestr' 
uxor  prima. 


Elizabetha,  ux.  Jo- 
h'nis Style,  militis, 
renupta  Jacobo 
Yarford,  militi. 


Anna,   uxor  Jo. 
Broughton,  militis, 
renupta  Johanni  co- 
miti  Bedford.  ^ 


Brigida,  ux. 
Molineux. 


Francisca,  ux.  Jacobi 
Harington,  militis. 


Eleonora,  filia  Ro— pHenricus  Sapcote  de  Brace- 

berti.  j     bridge  in  com.  Lincoln. 
 I 


Elizabetha,  filia  et  hreres,  nupta  Thomae  Beaumont  de  Coleorton,  militis. 


In  Laurence  Farron's  howse  at  Sawtrey  in  the  hall  wyndowes. 
These  3  in  the  north  wyndowe  of  the  hall. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


15 


These  14  escocheons  following  are  in  the  parlour  windowes. 


16 


VISITATION  OF 


To  all  them  wch  shall  see  or  heare  this  present  lettre,  Thomas  Grendall  of  Fenton, 
cousin  and  heyre  to  John  Beaumeys,  sometime  of  Sawtre,  greeting.    As  the  Armes  of  the 
beaumys.  ancestors  of  the  said  John,  since  the  day  of  his  death,  by 

lawe  and  right  of  inheritance,  are  escheted  unto  me  as  to 
the  next  heyre  of  his  linage,  know  yee  that  I,  the  aforesaid 
Thomas,  have  given  and  granted  by  these  presents  the  whole 
Armes  aforesaid,  wth  theyr  appurtenances,  unto  Sr  William 
Moigne,  knight,  which  arms  are  Argent,  a  crosse  azure, 
fiue  garbes  or,  to  have  and  to  hould  the  said  Armes,  wth 
theyr  apurtenances,  to  the  said  Sr  William  and  his  heyres 
and  assignes  for  ever.  In  witnesse  whereof,  I  have  to  these 
present  letters  set  my  seale.  Given  at  Sawtre  the  22.  day  of 
Novembr,  in  the  15.  yeare  of  King  Richard  the  Second. 

Robertus  de  Beaumys. =f=. .  . . 

I  1 

Guilielmus  de  Beaumes.^= .... 

r  J 

Johannes  de  Beaumes.^=. .  . . 

I  J 

Robertus  de  Beaumys.=p. . . . 

Nicholaus,  Alius  et  hseres  Rob'ti  de  Beaumes,  obijt  A0.  15  R.  2.=^=. .  . . 

r  1 

. .  .  ,-f-Margareta,  filia  et  hseres  Nich'i. 

H 

....  ^Cecilia  att  Heathe  al's  Grendon. 

r  A 

Thomas  Grendale  de  Fenton,  consanguineus  et  hseres  Nicholai  Beaumes,  set.  40 
annor'  15  R.  2. 


If  Hie  Thomas  concessit  arma  de  Beaumys  Will'o  Moyne  militi. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


17 


HERBERT. 


Guilielmus  Herbert  de  Troy  in  Wallia.=^=Blanchia  filia  et  cohaeres  Simonis  Melborne. 


X 


Carolus  Herbert  de: 
Troy,  miles,  filius 
primogenitus. 

r 


J  ohanna, 
nupta. 

Blan- 
chia,ux. 
Oliv'i 
Lloyde. 


1  1 — —  1 

^Elizabetha,        Thomas  Harbert  de  Wyner-- rAnna,  filia 
filia  Griffith       stowe  in  com.  Monmouth 
ap  Rhese.  gen',  junior  filius. 


Will'i 
Lucy  de  Charlcott,  in 
com.  Warr.  militis. 


Will'm's, 
obijt 
juvenis, 
s.  p. 


I  

Henric': 
Harbert 
de 

Wyne- 

stowe, 

fili' 

p'mo- 

genitus. 


:Lucia, 

filia 

Will'- 

mi, 

comi- 

tis 

Wig- 
orn'. 


Elizabe- 
tha,  nupta 
Joh'i 
Breynton, 
prius 

nupta  W°. 
Vaughan. 


Carolus  Har-^Maria, 


bert  de  Co- 
vington in 
com  it' 
Hunting- 
don gen'o- 
sus,  jam  su- 
p'stes,  1613. 


filia 

Tet- 
lowe  c 
com. 
Lan- 
castr' 


i 

Ed- 
mund- 
us 

Har- 
bert. 


 r_l. 

Blanchia, 

nupta  Wal 
t'o  Powell. 
Barbara, 
nupta  .... 
Walshe, 
sive 

Welche. 


1  1 

Elena,  nupta 

I/I 

Elizabetha, 

r 

Caro- 

Fran- = 

=Eliza- 

-i— r-r 

Ed- 

1 

Eliza- 

Will'mo  Raw- 

nupta Carolo 

lus 

cisc' 

beth, 

ward'. 

beth, 

lins  de  Trere- 

Harbert  de 

Har- 

Har- 

filia 

Joh'es. 

nupta 

gare. 

Hadnock. 

bert,  1 

bertde 

Geor- 

Will'mo 

Christiana, 

Johanna,  uxor 

filius, 

Lon- 

Ne-' 

gia 

Hawkes. 

nupta  Mil- 

Lewis  de  St. 

set.  28 

don,  2 

goose, 

borne  de  com. 

Pier. 

annor'. 

filius. 

de 

Som's. 

com. 

r 

J  Bedf. 

Filia. 


CHARLES  HARBARTT. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


18 


VISITATION  OF 


WALDEN. 


Richardus  Walden. 


Anna,  filia  et  sola  hseres 
matris,  nupta  Petro 
Compton,  filio  et  hceredi 
Wmi  Compton  militis. 


Richardus  =p. . 
Walden  de 
Erith  in 
com.Cantij, 
miles. 


Robertus  Walden,  =pMargareta, 


natus  apud  Erith, 
in  Cantio,  fili'  se- 
cundo  genitus  Ric'i 
et  frat'  jun'  Ric'i. 


fil.  et 
hseres 
Markh'm 
de  Norff. 


r  '" 

-■  ii 

1  I 

Elizabe- 

Willi-  = 

-Alicia, 

Silvester  Wal- 

tha, 

filia 

elmus 

f .  Gal- 

den  de  Dun- 

nupta 

nupta 

Wal- 

fridi 

mowe  in  Es- 

Georgio 

den  de 

Byron 

sex. 

comiti 

Cock- 

St. 

de 

Laurentius 

Salopiae, 

ett. 

Ives,  in 

com. 

Walden,  mer- 

et  fuit 

3  filia 

com. 

Nott. 

cator  de 

uxor 

nupta 

Hunt. 

Lynne,  duxit 

ejus 

Margaretam, 

secun- 

Tir- 

filia   

da. 

whitt. 

Talbott  de 

T 

i 

i 

Brandon  ferry. 

1 
i 

r 

Willielmus  Wal-=pRebecca,  fil. 


den  de  Buck- 
worth  in  com. 
Hunt.  1613. 


Henricus  Compton, 
miles,  D'n's  Comp- 
ton. ✓f* 


I  

Lionellus  Walden, 
set.  18  annor' 
1613. 


Tho.  Good- 
rick  de  in- 
sula Ely. 


Edmu'd'Wal-: 
den,  mercator 
de  London, 
1613. 


Francisc' 
Walden. 


— i — rn 

Margeria. 

Anna. 

Rebecca. 


:Barbara,  so- 
ror  Tho.  Mi- 
dleton,  mili- 
tis, de  Lon- 
don. 


Benjamin 
Walden. 


Edmundus 
Walden. 


WILL'M  WALDEN. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


1 9 


PIKERING. 


Gilbertus=p 
Pikering.  | 

I  ' 

John  =p. 
Pick- 
ering 
of 

Tich- 
m'sh, 
in  com. 
North  - 
ampt'. 


Those  Pikerings  of  Tichm'she 
in  Northamptonshire  bore 
this  coate  as  theyre  owne 
sometymes. 


Gilbertus  Piker-=pElizabeth,  filia    Edwardus  Piker-=pElizabetha  filia  Rob'ti 


ing    de  Tich- 

....  Haggard 

ing   de  Aulk- 

Constable 

de  Noi-th 

m'sh,  filius  pri- 

de  com.  Can- 

mondbury,  in 

Pikenham, 

in  com. 

mogenitus. 

tabr1. 

com.  Hunt.  1613. 

Norff. 

1  r— 

1    1  i 

1 

T1 

Will'm'. 
Henricus 


Johan-  Edwardus-pElizabeth, 


nes 
Piker- 
ing. 


Pikering, 
tet.  22 
an.  1613. 


f.  Georgij 
Lynne  de 
com.North't. 


Gilb't'.    2.    Ursula,  vx. 
Joh'es.     3.  Reeve. 
Joseph'.  4.  Elizabetha 


vx. 

Clementis  Allen 


Ant1    Winifred,  vx.  Petri 
Bradley. 
Jana,  vx.  Simon  is 
Staunton. 


Edwardus  Pikeringe,  mortuus  a°.  1613. 


EDW.  PYKERING. 


20 


VISITATION  OF 


WILLIAMS. 


Williams  de  Wallia." 


Robertus  Williams  de  Wallia, 
primogenitus. 


Alius 


 1  

Johannes  Williams'-p. 
de  Wallia.  [ 


Anna,   filia   ....   Fleete  de 
comitatu  Huntingdon. 


He  hath  made  no  eer- 
teyne  proofe  of  his  armes. 


Richardus  Wil — pMagdalena,  filia 


liams  de  Aulk- 
mondbury,  jam 
superst* 


1613. 


Marriett 
de  Stukeley,  in 
com.  Hunt. 


Agnes,  ux. 
Ric'i  Grace 
de  Elling- 
ton. 


Phelicia,  nup- 
ta  Joh'niKing 
de  Aucon- 
bury. 


Anna,  setatis  10  annor',  A0.  D'ni  1613. 


Magdalena,  a3t.  6  annor'  1613. 
The  m'ke  R  of  Richard  Williams. 


SLADE. 


Richard  Slade  de 
Huntingdon,  con- 
siliari'  ad  legem. 

I  ~  

Thomas  : 
Slade  de 
Hunting- 
don, con- 
siliarius 
ad  legem. 


=pElizabetha,  filia  Joh'nis 
I  Spenser  de  Patenham  in 
|  com.  Bedf. 

.J  ,  


— I 

Rosa, 


Belli- 
kin 

Clamp, 

uxor 

ejus. 


Robertus  Rosa,  nupta 

Slade   de  Tho.  Spill- 

Elington  in  water  de 

com.  Hunt.  Leighton 

coelebs  a0.  in  com. 

1613.  Hunt. 


Johanna,  1  Anna,  nupta  Ambrosio  Mason 
filia,  ob.  s.  p.  de  Hemingford. 


per  me  ROBERTUM  SLADE. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


21 


GRACE. 


  Be-=f 

restore!. 


.  filia  Sackvile  <le  Ble- 
chingley. 


Guilielmus  Grace  de  Insula^Margareta,  filia 
Ely,  qui  genus  suum  duxit    ....  Beresford. 
a  partibus  Wallia?. 

,  


Richardus: 
Grace  de 
Ellington 
in  com. 
Hunt.  a0. 
1613. 


:Agnes, 
filia 
Joh'nis 
Wil- 
liams. 


Etheldreda, 
nupta 
Francisco 
Holcott  de 
Ellington. 


— 1 

Anna, 
uxorRic"i 
I  )an\  ell 
de  Elling- 
ton. 


r~  1 

Willielm'  Grace,  aetatis  2  annor',    Maria,  a;t. 

a0.  1613.  5  annor'. 

RICHARDE  GRACE. 


HOLCOT. 


He  hath  made  no  proofe                   Willielmus  Holcott  de  Ellington  in=f=. .  . . 
of  his  Armes.                                           com.  Hunt, 
r  J 

Franciscus  Holcott  de  Ellington  in-j-Etheldreda,  filia  Will'mi  Grace  de  Insula  Ely. 
com.  Hunt. 

j  1  n 

Henricus  Holcott    Edwardus  Holcott  de-p-Gracia  fil'  Rob'ti     Dorothea   nupta  Simoni 
de  Hibernia,   1     Ellington    in  com.    I  Throckm'ton   de     Richardson  dc  Hib'nia. 
filius.  Hunt.  I  Ellington.  Anna. 

EDWARD  HOLCOT. 


22 


VISITATION  OF 


In  the  Churche  of  Kimbolton,  in  com.  Hunt. 
13  Augusti,  1613. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


23 


In  Stilton  Churche  this  written  in  the  windowe, 
taken  the  17  of  August,  1613. 
Grey,  Doctor  legum,  genitus  Oc  gerniinc  regum, 

Londonijs  pridem  et  idem 

Hoc  in  atq'  Maria?. 


In  the  Churche  of  Holme  this  written  in  a  wyndowe  : 

Of  your  charitye  pray  for  Sr  Davy  Phelip  and  my  lady  his  wife,  and  for  all  the  benefac- 
tors of  this  windowe. 


Guilielm'  fili'  Simonis  de  Coton,  relaxavit  Simoni  de  Coton  patri  suo,  &c.    Hijs  testily 

 de  Brex,  Tho.  de  Bellew,  Tho.  Herthull,  Rob 'to  de  Bruin,  Rob'to  de  Hoken- 

hull,  Will'o  Bruin  de  Sutton. 

Guilielm'  Alius  Thomse  de  Coton  dedit  et  confirmavit  terras  et  ten'  Guilielmo  filio 
Simonis  de  Coton  and  Isabella?  uxori  ejus.    Testibus  Rob'to  Vernun  D'no  Hatton. 

Guilielm'  Abbas  S'c'aj  Werburgae  de  Cestria  dedit  Edmundo  filio  Will'mi  de  Coton, 
comunia  pastura  quod  clam'  in  Cotton  in  excambio  pro  sex  acris  terrae  in  magna  Coton, 
et  Abbas  amiseret  in  curia  comitis  Cestriae . 

Johanes  filius  Ricardi  filij  Thomse  de  Coton  dedit  et  confirmavit  Edmundo  de  Coton 
et  Katarinae  uxori  ejus  diversas  terr'et  ten'.  Test'  int'  alios  Ranulpho  de  Vernon.  Dat' 
a0.  16  Edw.  3. 

Guilielm'  filius  Edmundi  Coton  dedit  Joh'i  Aston,  et  Henrico  de  Bradley  persona* 
eccl'iae  de  Ridware,  totam  terram  suam,  &c.    Dat'  a0.  50  Edw.  3. 

Guilielmus  de  Coton  de  Ridware  Hampstall  dedit  Rob'to  Madrell  rectori  eccl'iaa  de 
Christleton  et  aliis  omnia  terr'  in  villis  de  Coton,  Waverton,  Christleton,  Tervin,  Hescroft, 
Hokenell,  Hanley,  et  Multon.    Dat'  2  H.  4. 

Agnes  relicta  Will'mi  Coton  demisi  Will'o  Cotgreve,  &c.  Edmundscoton  hall,  cum 
d'nica  terra  in  Edmundescotton  praedict'.    Testibus  Joh'e  Coton,  a0.  5  H.  4. 

Richardus  Coton  de  Ridware,  6  H.  6. 

Johannes  Coton,  35  H.  6. 

Joh'es  Coton  de  Ridware  Hampstall,  2  E.  4. 

Ricardus  Coton  de  Ridware,  1  R.  3,  et  12  H.  7. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  101  .'J. 


25 


This  standeth  upon  a  very  ould  basin 
and  ewer  enameled  on  it,  in  Sr  Robert 
Cotton's  howse  at  Conington,  made  in 
the  tyme  of  King  H.  6. 


Comunia  de  Termino  Paschse,  A°.  37  Edw.  3.  Hugo  fili'  Joh'is  de  Wesenh'm  et  Agnes 
uxor  ejus  exonerantur  de  exitibus  terrar1  qua;  fuerut  Bernardi  Brus  fr'is  dVse  Agnetis. 

Br'ia  direct'  Baronibus  T'mino  Hillarij,  A°.  37  Edw.  3,  ex  parte  Rememoratoris  Regis, 
rotulo  9. 

Rex  concessit  Joh'i  de  Wesenham  custodiam  omniu  temporalis  Episcopatus  Eliensis. 

Ibidem  rotulo  23.    Allocatio  pecuniae  Joh'is  de  Wesenham  pro  negotijs  Regis. 

Commissiones  et  L'rse  patentes  T'mino  Trinitatis,  A0.  38  Edw.  3.  De  capiendo  in  manu 
Regis  terras  et  tenementa  Joh'nis  de  Wesenham  in  Norffolk,  in  Turri  London,  pro  defectu 
assaise  monetaB  examinanda?. 

Comunia  de  T'mino  Mich'is,  38  E.  3.  London.  Pro  Joh'e  Wesenh'm  M'catore  Regis, 
de  Magna  Corona  liberata. 

Orig.  19  Edw.  3,  rot.  29.  Indentura  inter  Regem  et  Joh'em  de  Wesenham,  qui 
mutuavit  Regi  20M.  marcas,  argento  vel  auro,  &c.  pro  quibus  custuma  ei  concessa, 
24  Augusti,  &c.    Simon  frater  dicti  Joh'is.  rot'  38. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


E 


26 


VISITATION  OF 


COTTON. 


Guilielmu'  de 
Coton.  =p 


Robertus  Brus," 
D'n's  de  Anan- 
dale  in  Scotia. 


^Isabella, 
filia  et  co- 
hser.  Da- 
vidis  co- 
mitis 
Hunting- 
doniae. 


Pinion,  filius    Rob'tus  de 
Willielmi        Brus,  D'n's 
J.e  Coton. =p    de  Anan- 
dale,  fili'  et 


Barnardus: 
Brus,  obijt 
seisitus  de 
Conin- 
ton. 


:Constan- 
tia  de 
Morteyn, 
uxor 
ejus. 


Johana  =Guilielm'=Isabella 
xor.  de  Coton.  uxor 

ejus. 


Barnardus  Brus,  -i-. . . . 


D'n's  de  Exton 
et  Conington. 


Mmundus  de  Coton,  =pCatarina  uxor 


16  Edw.  3. 


ejus. 


Barnardus  Brus  de  Exton 
et  Conington. 


Guilielm'  Coton=^= Agnes,  filia 


de  Ridware, 
jure  uxoris. 


et  hseres 
Walteri  de 
Ridware. 


Joh'nes  : 
!  'oton  de 
i  [amp- 
tall  Rid- 
,vare,  a0. 
12  H.  4. 


Isabella,  f. 
et  hseres 
Wm,  Faw- 
coner  de 
Thurcas- 
ton  in 
com.  Leic. 


I  

Joh'es  Brus=f=. .  . 
de  Coning-  uxor 
ton  et  Ex-  ejus 
ton. 


Hugo  We-=^=Agnes,  filia  =Rob.  de  Love- 


senham, 
miles. 


et  cohseres. 


cot,  2  mari- 
tus,  Inq.  7 
R.  2. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  Hi  13. 


27 


I  


Ricardus=pElizabetha, 
soror  et 
cohoeres 
Hugonis 
Venables, 
militis. 


Johannes=pMaria, 


Coton  de 
Ridware, 
1  filius, 
35  H.  6, 
et  2 

Edw.  4. 


prima 


Ricaraus  Coton-^. 
de  Ridware,  a 
12  H.  7. 


I — I  

Catarina,  ux. 
Ric'i  Gros- 
uenor. 

Eleonora,  ux. 
Will'i  Vena- 
bles. 


r 

Tho-=FCata 


mas 
Co- 
ton. 


rma 
ux. 
ejus. 


Elizabetha, 
ob.  s.  p. 


Robertus  We- 
senh'm,  rilius 
et  haSres. 


uxor 
ejus. 


I  


Guilielm'  Coton, =pMaria,  filia  et=Tho.  Laeye  de 


2dus  fili',  occisus 
37  H.  6. 


hseres,  re- 
nupta  Tho. 
Billing  capi- 
tali  justicia- 
rio  Anglia; 
t'p'e  Edw.  4. 


Grancestr' 
prope  Cam- 
bridge, 3 
maritus. 


Thomas  Coton  de^Elizabetha 
Conington  in 
com.  Hunt. 


Coton 
de  Co- 
ning, 
ton. 


 rn 

Isabella,  ux, 
Bradborne. 

Matildis,  ux. 
Anthonij  Fitz- 
Harbert,  justic' 
de  co'i  Banco. 


Thomas  -r-Lucia 


Dorothea,  f.  Jo. 
Tamworth  de 
Hawsted  in 
com.  Leices- 
trise,  vx.  2. 


Thomas  Coton 
de  Conington 
armiger,  ejus 
no' is  quartus. 


filia  et 
cohseres 
Thoma; 
Harvye. 


^Elizabetha,  filia 
Francisci  Sher- 
ley  de  Stan- 
ton in  com. 
Leicestriae. 


28 


VISITATION  OF 


(a, 

r-r-r  J 

h 

.1     .  . 

1    1  1 

Catarina,  in- 

i   i  i 

Ferdinand 

i 

Rober-  = 

=Eliza- 

Lucia,  ux.  Jo. 

 1 

Tho-  =\ 

rMaria, 

nupta. 

Coton,  mer- 

tus 

betha, 

Talcarn  de  Ash- 

mas 

filia 

Francisca, 

cator. 

Coton 

f .  et  co- 

ton  in  Essex. 

Coton 

Ro- 

nupta  Ed'r'o 

Johannes  Co- 

de  Co- 

hseres 

Dorothea,  nupta 

de 

berti 

Mountague 

ton,  merca- 

nington, 

Wmi 

Mauritio  Baude 

Ged- 

Price 

de  Bowton 

tor. 

miles  et 

Brocas 

de  Som'by  in 

ding 

de 

in  com. 

Henricus 

baro- 

de 

com.  Lincoln. 

Abbas 

Wash- 

• Northamp- 

Coton de 

nettus, 

The- 

Johanna,  nupta 

in  com. 

ing- 

ton,  mil. 

Broughton  in 

jam 

ding- 

Jo.  Baude  de 

Hunt. 

ley. 

Rebecca,  in- 

com.  North- 

super- 

worth 

Som'by  in  com. 

2  filius 

nupta. 

amptonise. 

stes 
1613. 

in  com. 
Leic. 

Lincoln. 

1613. 

I  I  " 

Thomas  Coton,  filius  et  haeres.    Johannes  Coton,  filius  et  hseres,  set.  4.  annor'  et  amplius. 


ROBERT  COTTON.  THOMAS  COTTON. 


A0  16  H.  7,  ex  ip'a  carta.  Henric'  dei  gr'a,  &c.  dil'c'o  sibi  Thomse  Coton  de  Conington, 
nuper  vie'  n'ro  in  com.  Cantebr.  et  Hunt,  sal'm.  Cu  comiserimus  dilecto  nobis  Joh' 
Clarevaulx  ar'o  Com.  n'ros  p'd'c'os  cu  pertin'  habend'  qamdiu  nobis  placeret  prout  in 
l'ris  n'ris  patentib}  sibi  inde  confectis  plenius  continetur  Tibi  p'cipimus  q'd  eidem  Joh'i, 
com.  n'ros  p'd'c'os  cum  pertin'  una  cu  rotulis  br'ib3  memorand'  et  oib3  alijs  officiu  illud 
tangentib3  quse  in  custodia  tua  existunt  per  Indenturas  inde  inter  te  et  p'fatu  Joh'em 
debite  conficiend'  liberes.    Teste  me  ipso  apud  Westm',  15  die  Novembr'  a°.  r.  n.  16. 

Warham. 

Ex  ip'a  carta.  Edwardus  sext'  dei  gr'a  Angl'  Franc'  et  Hib'n.  Rex,  &c.  oTbj  ad  quos 
p'ntes  l'rse  perven'int  sal't'm.  Sciatis  q'd  comissimus  dil'c'o  nobis  Thomse  Coton  armigero 
Com.  n'ros  Cantebr'  et  Hunt,  custodiend'  qamdiu  nob'  placuerit,  Ita  q'd  firmas  debitas  nob' 
reddat  an'uatim  ac  de  debitis  n'ris  et  oibus  alijs  ad  officiu  vie'  com.  pred'c'or'  spectan' 
nob'  respondeat  ad  sc'c'm  n'r'm.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu  has  l'ras  n'ras  fieri  fecim'  pa- 
tentes.    T.  me  ip'o  ap'd  Westm'  xxviij.  die  Novembr.  a°.  r.  n.  p'mo. 

Ex  ip'a  carta.  Elizabeth  dei  gr'a  &c.  Regina,  archiep'is  ep'is  ducib3  comitibj  baro- 
nib3  militib3  lib'is  ho!b3  et  oIb3  alijs  de  com.  Cantebr'  et  Hunt,  sal't'm.  Cu  comiserim' 
dil'c'o  nob'  Thomse  Cotton  ar'o  officiu  vie'  Com'  n'ror'  p'd'c'or'  cii  pertin'  habend'  qamdiu 
nobis  placu'it  prout  in  l'ris  n'ris  patentibus  ei  inde  confectis  plenius  continet',  vob'  man- 
dam'  q'd  eidem  Thomse  tanqam  vie'  n'ro  com.  p'd'c'or'  in  oib3  quse  ad  officiu  illud  per- 
tinent intendentes  sitis  et  respondentes.  In  cujus  rei  testim'  has  l'ras  n'ras  fieri  fecim' 
patentes.    T.  me  ip'a  apud  Westm.  xij.  die  Novembr.  anno  r.  n.  secundo. 

Elizabetha  Regina,  &c.  archiep'is  ep'is  ducib3  comitibus  baronibus  militib3  lib'is 
ho!b3  et  oib3  alijs  de  com.  Cantabr.  et  Hunt,  sal't'm.  Cum  c5miserim'  dil'cto  nob'  Thomse 
Cotton  armig'o  Com.  n'ros  p'd'c'os  cu  pertin'  custodiend'  qamdiu  nob'  placuerit  prout 
in  l'ris  n'ris  patentibus  sibi  inde  confectis  plenius  continetur,  vobis  mandam'  q'd  eidem 
Thomse,  tanqam  vie'  n'ro  Com.  p'd',  in  omnil>3  quse  ad  officiu  illud  pertinent  inten- 
dentes sitis  et  respondentes  et  auxiliantes.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu  has  l'ras  n'ras  fieri 
fecim'  patentes.  Teste  me  ip'a  ap'd  castrii  n'r'm  de  Wyndesore,  5t0  die  Decembris  a°. 
r.  n.  25t0. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


29 


A0.  33  H.  3.  Hsec  est  conventio  int'  D'n'm  Rad'm  Abbatem  de  Ramcscy,  &c.  ox  ana 
parte,  et  Joh'em  Henneberd  de  Gydding  Abbatis  ex  altera,  fc'a  in  festo  beati  Jacobi  App'li, 
a0,  regni  Regis  Henrici  filij  Regis  Joh'is  33tio  pro  terns  in  Gyddyng  et  Langlond,  <xe.  In 
cujus  rei  testimoniu  parti  p'ntis  scripti  in  modum  qirographi  confecti  penes  d'cos  abbatem 
et  conventus  residenti  d'cus  Joh'es  sigillu  sufi  una  cum  sigillis  Rob'ti  de  Bcllomanso  et 
Walteri  de  Wassingele  militii  apposuit,  &c.  Hijs  testibj,  Hcnr1  de  Colevill  tunc  vice- 
corn'  Hunted',  Simone  de  Copmanford,  W°.  le  Moyne,  Joh'e  de  Claris  Vallis,  Jo.  de 
Lungevill  et  WilPo  Cardun  inilitib^,  et  alijs,  &c. 


27  Ed.  3.  Hoec  indentura  testatur  q'd  Sarra  quae  fuit  quondam  uxor  Thomse  Dreu 
concessit,  &c.  Joh'i  de  Tilney  militi  et  Thoma3  Att  Lathe  de  Wygenhale,  messuagiu  suu 
in  Sadilbowe,  et  oTa  terras  et  ten'ta  sua  in  Wygenhale,  Weston,  et  Suth  Len,  ubicuq' 
jacent.  Habend',  &c.  p'dVis  Joh'i  et  Thomse,  &c.  reddendo  inde  annuatim  p'd'c'se 
Sarrse  ad  tota  vitam  sua  4H.  10s.  ad  duos  anni  terminos,  &c.  In  cujus  rei  testimoniu 
prsesenf  scriptis  indentatis  partes  sigilla  sua  apposuerunt.  Dat'  apud  Sidilbowe,  &c. 
Anno  regni  Regis  Edwardi  tertij  a  Conquestu  vicesimo  septimo.  Testibus,  Will'o 
Duraunt,  Edmundo  Kervile,  Thoma  Howard,  Will'mo  Howard,  Matheo  de  Welle,  Walt'o 
de  Eytone,  et  alijs. 


30 


VISITATION  OF 


Sciant  p'ntes  et  futuri  quod  Ego  Ricardus  Drewe  de  Westlenn'  concessi,  &c.  Ric'o  de 
Howton  et  alijs  et  Rob'to  filio  Ric'i  de  Wygenhale  unu  messuagiu  jae'  in  Westlenn'  cu 
0103  terr'  ten,  &c.    Dat'  apud  Wygenhale,  a0.  50  Edw.  3. 


These  armes  stand  thus  in  Mr.  Price 
his  howse  at  Washingley  in  the  win- 
dowes  there,  set  up,  as  may  be  conjec- 
tured by  theire  shew,  about  the  tyme 
of  K.  H.  7,  and  is  the  armes  of  John 
Clark,  auditor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancas- 
ter, and  second  husband  to  Elizabeth 
Drewe,  widowe  of  John  Otter. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  If)  13. 


31 


AP  RHESE. 


Richard'  Washingley,: 
leuavit  finem  a°.  39 
Edw.  3. 


:Johanna  uxor 
ejus,' qua;  leva- 
vit  fine  cu 
marito. 


Ex  inquiss'  gen'al'  t'p'e 
Regis  Edw. I. — Radulfua 
filius  Walteri  de  Was- 
singlee  tenet  capitale 
man'iu  et  medietatem 
villas  de  AVassinglee  de 
feodo  Thomas  de  Love- 
toft,  faciendo  medietatem 
feodi  vnius  militis. 


Juon  ap: 
Rhese. 


:. .  . .  da. 

one  of 
heyres  of 
Cradok. 


and 


Joh'nes-pMargareta, 


Drewe. 


soror  et 
hoeres. 


Kicard1 
de  Wash 
ingley, 
ob.  s.  p. 


Robert' 
Washing- 
ley,  ob. 
s.  p. 


Mathew  ap  Rhese- 
of  Lan  in  comitaf 
of  Brecknock. 


da.  and 
heyre  of  .... 
Radnall. 


Ricardus  Drewe,  consanguineus  et  hasres  Jo-= 
hannse,  uxoris  Ric'i  Washingley,  set.  32  7  H.  6, 


ob. 


H.  6.    Inq.  a°.  9  H.  6, 


20. 


Juon  ap  -p. .  . .  daughter  and  coheyre  of  . . 
Rhese.     |  Wonton. 

r  J 

Isaack  ap=pJoane,  sister 


Robertus  Drewe, 
annor'  9  H.  6. 


I 


Rhese, 
sonne  of 
Juon. 


of  Sr  Regi- 
nald Bray, 
Knight  and 
Counsellor 
to  K.  H.  7. 


Johannes  =pElizabe-  =j=Joh'nes  Clarke, 


Otter  de 
Waltham 
stowe,  1 
maritus. 


tha,  filia 
et  sola 
hasres. 


Auditor  de  la 
Duchy  de  Lan- 
castr.  2  mari- 
tus. 


I  i  

Robert  ap=pJoane,  daughter  and  sole 


Rhese, 
filius 
Isaaci. 


heyre  of  John  Otter. 


Rob'tus  Latimer  de: 
Duntish  in  le  West 
Country. 


:Elizabeth,  filia 
....  Ham- 
well. 


Edward  ap  Rhese, 
2  sonne.=p 

r  H 

Robert.  William. 


Thomas  ap  Rhese, 
3  sonne.  =p 


I  

Robert. 


William  ap  Rhese,: 
sive  Price,  sonne 
and  heyre. 


:Elizabeth,  daughter 
and  sole  heyre  of 
Robert  Latimer  of 
Duntish. 


r  _ 

Edmond  -j-Mary 


ap  Rhese, 
2  sonne. 


daugh- 
ter of 

Tiring- 
ha. 


— i  i — i — 

Lewis  ap 

Rhese,  3 

sonne. 
John  Price, 

4  sonne. 
Elena, 

nupta. 


Robert  ap  : 
Rhise,  sonne 
and  heyre, 
ja  superstes 
1613,  de 
Washingley. 


:Joane,  one  Cassandra,  first  married 

ofyedaugh-  to  John  Roberts  of  Wol- 

ters  and  lastone  ;   2dly,  to  Peter 

heyres  of  Ashton  of  Chaterton ; 

RobertWil-  3dly,  to  Adelard  Welbj 

ford  of  Lou-  of  Gedney  ;  4thly,  to  Ro- 

don.  bert  Carre. 


32  VISITATION  OF 


Sr  Adelard 

Johanna, 

Ric'us, 

Rob'tus= 

=Mary, 

Fran- 

Elizabetha, nupta 

Price,Knight, 

nupta  Ste- 

6  fil. 

ap 

da.and 

cis,  5 

Ric'o  Ran  dell, 

4  sonne,  ob. 

phano 

Cassan- 

Rhese 

heyre 

son. 

renupta  Tho. 

s.  p. 

Aleyne  de 

dra. 

sive 

of 

Jerome, 

Hales. 

Joh'nes,  2,  ob. 

Kent  et  de 

Price, 

Hum- 

7. 

Maria,  uxor  Wm. 

s.  p. 

Greseley 

filius  et 

fry 

Simeon, 

Hewett   de  Mil- 

Isaac,  3,  ob. 

in  com. 

hseres. 

Dix- 

8. 

brooke   in  com. 

s.  p. 
r 

Derb. 

1 

well. 
i 

i 

Bedd. 

1 

I  1 — I — 1  1  1 

Willielm'  ap=pAnna,  filia  Edw.  Watson,        Isaac,  2.        Maria,  ux.  Tho.  Helena. 
Rhese,  miles,  J  militis,  relicta  Caroli  Nor-        Rob'tus.         Cotton  de  Ged- 
a°.  1613.     ✓jswich,  militis.  Humfr'.        ding  Abbas. 


ROBART  APRECE. 


Cradock  Radnall. 


Hakenbecbe 


This  indenture  made  the  2d  day  of  Aprill,  a0.  2do  Edw.  6.  betwene  Rob't  ap  Rece  of 
Washingley,  in  the  county  of  Huntingdon,  Esq.  and  Wm.  ap  Rece,  3d  sonne  of  the 
said  Robert,  for  lands  wch  were  some  tymes  John  Sapcotts  knight,  and  after  that  one  Sr 
Richard  Sapcotts,  sonne  and  heyre  of  the  said  J ohn  and  Dame  Christian  Sapcots,  wife  to 
the  said  Sr  Richard,  in  the  towne  and  feilds  of  Ogerstone  and  Washingley,  &c.  Dat* 
2  die  Aprilis,  anno  2  Edw.  6. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


33 


KAYE. 


Arthurus  Kaye  de  Woder-^pBeatrix, 
some  in  com.  Ebor'  ar-  I  worth  dt 
mig\ 

i 

r 


filia  Mathei 
Britton. 


Went 


Johannes  Kaye  de  Wood'some.1^. .  . . 


rn  r- 

Margareta,  nupta  Jaco-  Robertus: 

bo  Crewse  de  Fother-  Kaye  de 

inghay  in  com.  North-  Glatton 

amptonise.  in  com. 

Anna,  nupta  Francisco  Hunt. 

Aiscue  de  Kelsey  mi-  Alius  et 

liti,  in  com.  Lincoln.  hseres. 


Edward  Kaye  of  Wood 'some=p Anna,  filia  Rob'ti  Tirwbitt  de 
in  com.  Ebor'  gen'osus,  |  Ketelbye  militis,  in  com.  Lin- 
4  filius.  J  coin. 

I 

 L 


Christi- 
ana, filia 
Will'i 
Cooper, 
relicta 
Thomse 
Groome. 


Joh'nes 
Kay,  2. 
Will'm'  ; 


 n 

Lucia,  ux.  Johannis 
Pikering  de  Tich- 
mershincom.  North- 
ampton. 

Margeria,  nupta 
Will'o  Laurence  de 
St.  Ives. 


Henricus  Kay  de  Glatton  in  com.  Hunt.=pSusanna,  filia  Joh'nis  Loftis   de   Lutton  in 
superstes  1613.  com.  North't. 


Johannes  Kay,  setatis  3  annor'  a°.  1613. 


Robertus,  2  filius. 

HENRY  KAY. 


U  This  Crest  was  given  to  the  ould  Armes 
of  Arthur  Kay  of  Woodsome  in  ye  county 
of  York,  gent,  by  William  Flower,  Norroy 
King  of  Armes,  dated  at  London  the  22 
day  of  October,  in  the  6  yeare  of  the 
reigne  of  Queene  Elizabeth,  a0.  D'ni 
1564,  under  ye  hand  and  seale  of  the  said 
William  Flower,  Norroy,  to  the  said  Ar- 
thur Kay,  and  to  his  posterity  for  ever. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


P 


34 


VISITATION  OF 


MARSHALL. 

Marshall  of  Ellesley.=f=  


William  Marshall  of  Ellesley,  col- 
lector of  the  subsidy,  t'p'e  H.  8, 
elder  brother  to  John. 


John  Marshall  of  Win-: 
ringham,  prope  Stum 
Neotu. 


Alicia,  filia  . 
de  Barforde, 
Neotts. 


. .  Percye 
prope  St. 


John  Marshall  of  Woodwalton.=pJohanna  Ayre  de  Higney. 


William  Marshall: 
de  Woodwalton, 
jam  superstes 
1613. 


:Johanna  Martendale  de 
Gretton   in  comitat. 
Northampt. 


Mathew  Marshall  of  =j=Johana,  fil 


Eltesley  in  com.  Can- 
tebr.  et  de  Sawtrey  in 
com.  Hunt. 


Johan-=f=Verney  God- 
ard,  filia  Wm. 
Mar-       Godard  de 
shall,       Carlton  in 
filiuset    comit.  Bedf. 
hseres. 


"  I   I   I   I  ~1 

Thomas. 

Gilbertus 
Marshall, 
mercator 
de London. 

Will's. 

Michael. 

Rob'tus. 


Philipp'^-Maria,  f. 
Mar-  Joh'is 
shall  de    Brett  de 
Eltesby,  Litle 
filius  et  Grans- 
hseres.      den  in 

com. 

Cantebr. 


Hatley 
ton. 


de 


Phi' 
Cax- 


I  I 

Matheus. 

Joh'es, 

Edw. 

Miles. 

Joseph. 


I  I  in 

Francisca. 
Elizabetha,  ux. 

Jacobi  Desbo- 

rough. 
Johana. 
Maria. 
Margareta. 


Joanna,  setatis  6  annor'  a0.  1613. 
WILL'M  MARSHALL. 


Editha. 


Matheus  Marshall. 

MATHEWE  MARSHALL. 


1428300 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


35 


WHALLEY. 


Thomas  Whalley  de  Sibthorpe  et  Screueton  in 


Nott'.=F. 


fill;. 


Leekc. 


Richardus  Whalley  de  Sibthorpe: 
in  com.  Nottinghamise,  senescal- 
lus  Edwardi  Ducis  Som'sett. 


Henricus  Hatfield^. .. .  una  soror'  et  cohoe- 
de  Willughby  in  redd  Johannjs  Hercy  de 
com.  Nott'.  Grove,  militis. 


Thomas  Whalley  de  Screveton: 
in  com.  Nottinghamise. 


:Elizabetha,  sola  filia  et  hxres  Henr'  Hatfeild  de 
loughby  in  com.  Nottingh'. 


Wi. 


1—1 


Thomas 

Ricardus  - 

-Francisca, 

Walterus  Whal- 

FEliza- 

Joh'nes,  3  filius. 

Whal- 

Whalley de 

SI  Henr' 

ley  de  Overton 

beth, 

Margareta,  uxor 

ley,  4 

de  Screve- 

Cromwell 

Watervile,  sive 

fil. 

Arnoldi  Reres- 

Alius. 

ton  in  co- 

de  Hin- 

Chery  Orton, 

Will'i 

by  de  .... 

mit'  Not- 

chinbrook 

Sacrse  Theolo- 

Howell 

Ellena,   uxor  Jo. 

tingham, 

in  comit' 

gian  Baccalau- 

deCan- 

Draper  de  Flint- 

filius  et 

Hunt. 

reus,  ja,  super- 

tabri- 

ham   in  com. 

hseres. 

militis. 

stes  1613. 

gia. 

Nott'. 

Walterus  Whalley,  fere  8  annor' 
filius  et  hseres. 


\  1613, 


Johannes  Whalley, 
2  filius. 


Elizabetha. 


WALTER  WHALLEY. 


36 


VISITATION  OF 


FAWKNER. 


John  Fawkener  of  Waldon  in=pJana,  filia  ....  Shelley  de  Worminghurst  in  Sussex. 
Sussex.  \ 

I  1 

Johannes  Fawkener  de  Waldron^Elizabetha,  filia  Thomse  Kyddall  de  Higham  Ferrers  in 
in  Sussex.  f  com.  Northampt. 


I  1  n  

Johannes  Faw-=pMagdalena,  filia  Pe-      William  Mildreda,  nupta 

kenerde  Aller-    tri  Temple  de  Bur-      Fawkener        Will'o  Park- 
ton  in  com.        ton  Dassett  in  com.      of  Aller-         hurst  de  Lon- 
Hunt.  1613.       Warr.  ton,  2sonne.  don. 


Johannes,  filius  et  hseres, 
set.  16  annor'. 


 1 — I  

Petrus,  2. 
Edward',  3. 


— r~ 1  

Anna,  1. 
Elizabeth. 


— r— r  

Jana. 
Catherina. 


 1 

Joanna,  uxor 
Tho.  Adams 
de  Sussex. 


— r~i 

Joana. 
Magdalena. 


JOHN  FAWKNER, 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


37 


PRATT. 


Johannes  Pratt  de  Weldon  in  com.  Northampton. 


Milisent  Pratt,  filius 
et  haeres,  set.  19  an- 
nor'  1613. 


Henricus  Pratt  de  Weldon  m= 
com.  Northampton. 


Anthonius  Pratt^Eleonora, 


de    Weldon  in 
com.  North  - 
ampt.  et  jure 
uxoris  de  Over- 
ton Watervile  in 
comitatu  Hun- 
tingdon, super- 
stes  1613. 


filia  et 
unica  haj- 
res  Rob'ti 
Millisent 
de  Over- 
ton Wa- 
tervile. 


pElizabetha,  filia  et  hreres  A 
thonij  Choune. 

i 

— rn 

Anna,    nupta  Joli 
AVatkyn  de  Thor 
in    Maldesoure  i: 
comit'  North *t. 
Elizabetha,  nupta 
Thomas  Cloughton 
de   Hakenby  in 
com.  Lincoln. 


Henric' 
Pratt,  2 
filius. 


Henric', 
2  filius. 


— I — I — 1  

Anthoni',  3. 
Johanes,  4. 
Thomas,  5. 


— rr r  

Elizabetha,  1. 
Anna,  2. 
Maria,  3. 


— I  I  I  rn 

Sarra,  4.  Priscilla,  t. 
Eleonora,  5.  Francisca, 
Catarina,  6.  8. 


ANTHONY  PRATT. 


38 


VISITATION  OF 


BEDELL. 


Johannes  Bedell: 
de  Wollaston  in 
com.  Northampt. 
ar.  ob.  1435. 


:Johanna,  filia  et  hasres  .... 
Wolleston  de  Wolleston,  in 
com.  North 't. 


Thomas  Bedell,  filius^. 
et  hser.  j 


Johanes, 
2  filius. 


Georgius  Bedell, 
3  filius. 


Guilielmus  Bedell  de  Catworth  in  com.=pGroditha,   filia  ....  Villers 
Hunt.  ar.  com.  Leic. 


Will'm' 
Bedell, 
3  filius. 

Gabriel, 
2  filius. 


:Marga- 
reta,  ux. 
prima 
filia 

Will'mi 
High- 
feild  de 
com. 
Cestrise. 


Alicia,  nupta  Am- 
brosio   Lane  de 
Orlibury  in  com. 
North'mpt.  ar. 

Elizabetha,  nupta 
Henr'  Clarke  de 
Stanweeke  in  com. 
Northampt. 


I  

William: 
Bedell 

de 

Moldes- 
wortb, 
2  filius. 


:Brigida, 
filia 

Power 
de  com. 
North- 
ampton. 


Johan-  ^Matilda,  una 


nes  Be- 
dell de 
Hamer- 
ton, 
miles, 
filius  et 
ha?res. 


filiar'  et  co- 
hsered'Will'i 
Lane  de  Cot- 
tesbroke  in 
com.  North- 
ampton. 


William  Joane,  ma- 
Bedell,  ried  to  Ni- 
2  sonne.  cholas  Cal- 
ton  of  Ne- 
dingworth, 
in  com. 
Hunt. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


39 


a  b 


1 — 

.J 

1 

II  II 

i 

Silves- 

=pAnna, f. 

Sr  Tho-  =pWinifred, 

Frances,  a  da.     Horn*.  2. 

Dorothy, 

ter  Be- 

Jacobi 

mas 

da.  of  Sr 

Brigitt,  mar.     John.  3. 

mar.  to 

dell, 

Pikering 

Bedell 

Arthur  Ca- 

to  George 
Catesby,  of 

Sr  Sey- 

fili'  et 

de  Tich- 

knight, 

pell  of 

mor 

hseres, 

mershe  in 

sonne 

Haddam  in 

Elton  in 

Knightley, 

jam  su- 

com.  Nor- 

and 

Hertford- 

com. Nor- 

of  Norton 

perstes 

thampt. 

heyre, 

shire, 

thampt. 

in  com. 

1613. 

ar. 

ob.1613. 

knight. 

Northampt. 

I 

1          1  I 

1 

 -ri  1 

William  Bedell,  set.  7  annor'    Silvester    Letitia.    Anna.        Capell    Bedell,    filius  et 


1613,  Alius  et  hoeres.         Bedell.     Jana.      Brigida.    haeres,  set.  11  annor'  1613. 

SILVESTER  BEDELL. 


Per  WM.  SEGAR,  Garter 

Principall  King  of  Amies.  Bedell 


40 


VISITATION  OF 


CALTON. 


Thomas  Calton  de  London,  aurifaber.=pMargareta  Roos. 


Nicholaus  Calton  de  Nedingworth  in=pJohanna,  filia  Silvestri  Bedell  de  Hamerton  in 
com.  Hunt.  !  com.  Hunt. 


Franciscus  Cal-=Dorothea,  Nicholaus  Cal-=f=Martha,  filia  Thomas.  Maria,  uxor 
ton  miles,  1       filia  ....  ton    de    Cat-    Will'i  Fishe  de  Silves-  Stephani 
filius.                 Duke  de  worth  in  com.    Stanford  in  com.     ter.  Barnwell. 
  Hunt.  1613.  Bedfordise. 


Willielm"  Calton,  set.  4  annor'  a0.  1613,       Nicholaus  Calton,  2.       Oliver'.  Maria, 
filius  et  haeres. 

NICHOLAS  CALTON. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A,  1).  lOl.'J. 


41 


CAMP.  SOC. 


G 


42  VISITATION  OF 

In  the  east  windowe  of  the  north  isle  : 


Orate  pro  anima  Thomse  Rous  armigeri  et  Elizabethan  uxoris  ejus. 


This  inscription  cut  in  stone,  very  ould. 

HIC  JACET  D'N'S  IOHANES  DE  CLYPESTON  D.P.  RECTOR  ISTIVS 
ECCLTE,  ET  CANONICVS  DE  PENCHRICH  CVIVS  ANIME  PRO- 
PICIETVR  DEVS.  AMEN. 


Upon  a  Gravestone  this  : 
Orate  pro  aia  Simonis  de  Burgh, 
qui  obijt  die  Sancti  Thomse  Marty- 
ris  in  Ebdo'da  Nativitatis  D'ni  A0. 
D'ni  1395. 


Upon  the  wall 
1296.  Thomas  Louetofte,  miles. 
1328.  RobY  Wickham,  miles. 
1385.  Will's  de  la  Lee,  miles. 
1393.  Simon  Burgh,  miles, 
1404.  Joh'es  Cheney,  miles. 
1453.  Thomas  Rowse,  armigeri. 

Will'm'  Chaderton,  gen'osus. 


Katherina,  filia  J oh'is  Revell,  uxor  Will'mi  Chaderton  Episcopi 
Lincoln',  habuit  per  illu  unica  filia  Johannam  nuptam  Ric'o 
Brooke,  militi,  de  com.  Cestrise,  et  habuit  exitu  Elizabethan^ 
quae  hanc  capella  peculiaris  est  hseredem. 


U  Here  lieth  buried  the  body  of  Edmond  Hatley  of  Southoo,  gentleman,  and  Jane  his 
wife,  who  had  issue  betwixt  them  10  sonnes  and  3  daughters,  wch  Edmond  deceassed 
the  6  day  of  Aprill,  A°.  D'ni  1560,  and  Jane  his  wife  deceased  the  25  day  of  Februarye, 
A".  D'ni  1589. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


43 


EX  CHARTIS  ROBERTI  BEVILL  DE  CHESTERTON,  MILITIS, 
A".  D'ni  1613. 

H.  2.  In  Chest'ton.  Rogerus  de  Cantilupo  tenet  quartam  partem  militis,  ct  Wil- 
lielm,  de  Chesterton  tantum  de  feodo  Nigelli  de  Louetofte. 

A0.  28  H.  3.  Robertus  de  Beuuill  unus  Jurator'  in  InquisieVe  de  Foresta  D'ni 
Regis  in  com.  Huntingdon  1216. 

Ex  libro  Barnwellens'.  Rad'us  de  Beyvill  tenet  feodum  unius  militis  dc  Ep'o  Lincoln"1 
in  Denton. 

Will'mus  de  Gretoun  custos  haeredis  Rob'ti  de  Beuuill  tenet  5  hidas  geldab'  ext,a 
Higdney  de  Abbate  de  Ramesey  in  Walton  et  debet  sectam. 

In  Upton  de  hserede  Ricardi  de  Bevill  .  .  .  .  .  vj1'. 

Escaetria  A0.  51  H.  3lii.  No.  19.  1261.  Thomas  de  Beyvill  unus  Viridarior'  Forest* 
D'ni  Regis  de  Wabridge. 

A°.  17  R.  2.    Robertus  Beiuill  et  Joh'nes  Beiuill. 

A0.  11  H.  4.    In  Copmanford,  Salvayn  de  Bevill  tenuit  terras. 

A0.  39  H.  6.    Will'm's  Bevill  in  Conington. 

Escaetria  A0.  7  Ed.  4.        Johannes  Bevill  et  Agnes=p Agnes  uxor  ejus, 
post  morte  Wimard'.  uxor  ejus. 

r  t  -r  J 

Humfrid'  Bevill,  ob.  s.  p.         Isabella.         Johanna,  nupta  ....  Wymarke.=p 

I  1  ~1  1 

Johannes  Wymarke.  Agnes,  nupta  Johanni  Wydeslade.  Richardus. 

Quo  tempore  Ignoram'.  ex  libro  Ramsey. 
Idonia,  uxor  ....  Well,  soror  et  hseres  Ric'i  Beuuill. 
Robertus  Beuuill  t'p'e  Hugonis  Abbatis  Ramsey,  A0.  D'ni  1254. 
Rob'tus  Bevill  de  Walton,  7  Edw.  3. 

Chesterton,  unde  D'n's  de  Vescy,  Willielm'  Wadsshefe,  et  Rogerus  de  Cantelowe  sunt 
D'ni  t'p'e  Edw.  2. 

Will's  Bevile  de  Peterbrough  et  Emma  uxor  ejus  A0.  6  Edw.  4. 

Rob'tus  Bevile  firmarius  Rectorise  de  Wermington  de  Abbate  de  Burgo  S'ti  Petri. 


44 


VISITATION  Oi1 


Ogerus  filius  Michaelis  de  Walton  concessit  Roberto  Bevill  sans  dat1  in  villa  de  Wal- 
ton. Hijs  testibus,  Rob'to  de  Wassingle,  Hen.  de  Folkesworthe,  Joh'e  fratre  suo,  Olivero 
Manse,  Waltero  de  Beyvill,  Will'o  de  Wassingle,  Henr.  de  Wassingle,  et  alijs.    Sans  dat. 

Berengarius  Le  Moyne  concess'  Rob'to  Bevill. 

Robertus  Bevile  t'p'e  Hugonis  Abbatis  de  Ramesey  A°.  D'nj  1254,  H.  3.        •  '  . 
Thomas  Bevill  de  Walton  duxit  Johannam  Daubernon  de  Stoke  Daubernon  in  com. 
Surreyse  21  Edw.  3. 

Rad'us  Bevill  junior,  filius  Thomse  Bevill,  charta  dat'  21  Edw.  1.  pro  terris  in 
Denton,  et  hie  Rad'us  fuit  de  Overton  Watervile,  ut  patet  etiam  per  cartam  dat'  A0: 
tertio  Regis  Edwardi  filij  Regis  Edwardi. 

Johannes  Beivill  de  Chesterton  et  Agnes  uxor  ejus  pro  terris  in  Chesterton  A0.  48 
Edw.  3,  et  primo  Ri.  2di. 

Thomas  filius  et  hseres  Radulphi  Bevill  de  Wode- Walton  A0.  16  Edw.  3. 

Thomas  Bevill  de  Denton,  7  Edw.  3,  20  Edw.  3,  pro  terris  in  Denton,  Wood- Walton, 
et  Siversey,  et  47  Edw.  3. 

Thomas  Bevill  de  Woodford.  9  Edw.  3. 

Johannes  Bevill  de  Chesterton.  11  R.  2. 

Johannes  Bevill  de  Denton  et  Margareta  uxor  ejus  ex  charta  dat'  6  R.  2. 
Johannes  Beviil  de  Chesterton  made  a  lease  to  Lamsett  A0.  7  H.  4. 
Thomas  filius  Joh'nis  Bevill  de  Denton  pro  terris  in  Chesterton,  Denton,  Walton,  et 
Siversey.  A°.  7  Edw.  3lii. 

Johannes  Bevill  pro  terris  in  Denton,     H.  6. 

Joh'es  Bevill  armiger  et  vValterus  Bevill  pro  Suersey  A0.  9  H.  6. 

Thomas  Bevill  de  Denton  1422  et  1.  t'p'e  H.  6. 

John  Bevill  of  Chesterton  tooke  a  copy  hould  at  Aylton  10  H.  6  et  A0.  3  H.  6. 
Richard  Bevill  de  Peterborough  armiger.  1  H.  6. 
Ricardus  Beuill  de  Walton  armiger  A0.  32  H.  6. 

Willielm'  Bevill  de  Peterborough  et  Margareta  uxor  ejus  pro  terris  in  Chesterton, 
Walton,  Conington,  Suersey.    Dat'  25  H.  6  et  13  Edw.  4. 


Williclmus  filius  WhTi  Bevill  de  Peterburghe  pro  terris  in  Chesterton.  1  R.  3,  6,  et 
12  Edw.  4,  et  1489  et  13  Edw.  4. 

Thomas  Bevill  de  Stokerson  ar.  2  Edw.  4. 

Rob'tus  Bevill  de  Aylton  et  Elizabetha  uxor  ejus  19  Edw.  4,  et     H.  7. 


Sigillum  Willielm'  Bevill. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


45 


Will'mus  Bevill  de  Chesterton,  t'p'e  H.  8,  et  Margareta  uxor  ejus  obijt  circa  annu 
1555,  Q.  Ma. 

Robert  Bevill  of  Gidding  releaseth  to  Rob't  Bevile  of  Aylton,  9  H.  8,  1517. 

Thomas  Sapcot  teneri  Rob'to  Bevill  in  ix  libris,  11  H.  7  et  19  Edw.  4. 

This  indenture,  made  the  viij  day  of  August,  A0.  28  H.  8,  betwene  William  Beuyle 
gentleman,  Roger  Acton  gentillman,  twoo  of  the  cousins  and  heyres  of  John  Suggewas 
deceased,  Philip  Baskervile,  esq.  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  late  wife  of  James  May,  one  other 
of  the  cousins  and  heyres  of  the  said  John  Suggewas,  and  Richard  Watkyns  gentilman, 
the  king's  comittie  of  the  body  and  lands  of  Thomas  Hakeluytt,  sonne  and  heyre  of  John 
Hakeluytt,  esq.  deceased,  one  other  of  the  cousins  and  heyres  of  the  said  John  Su^cwas, 
on  the  one  partie,  and  John  White  on  the  other  partye,  Slc.  for  a  messuage  in  Grafton 
in  com.  Heref.    Datum  A0.  21  H.  8. 


IN  BUCKWORTH  CHURCH  IN  COM.  HUNT. 
20  Augusti,  1613. 


In  the  wyndowes. 


46 


VISITATION  OF 


IN  AULKMONDBURY  CHURCHE,  VULGO  AUCONBURY,  IN  COM.  HUNTINGDON, 

18  Augusti,  1613. 


These  in  the  wyndowes. 


TT  Anthonine,  daughter  to  Bishop  Barlowe,  and  wife  to  Bishop  Wickham,  translated 
from  Lincoln  to  Winchester,  her  twoo  brethren  of  good  name  and  place  :  she  departed 
on  the  Asccntion  Day,  1598. 


Of  right  good  bishop  and  likewise  descended, 
Five  like  whose  husbands  bishopriks  ascended. 
Here  lieth  the  youngest,  whome  godly  quiet  end 
And  all  good  parts  else  did  highly  commend. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1  G 1  .**». 


17 


IN  THE  CHURCHE  OF  ST.  NEOT,  IN  COM.  HUNT. 
19  of  August,  1613. 


Orate  pro  aiab3  Joh'nis  Arnold  et  Christinse  uxoris  ejus  et  pro  bono  statu  RobV 
Arnold  et  Alicise  uxoris  ejus,  qui  istam  fenestram  vitriaverunt. 

Of  your  charite  pray  for  the  soules  of  Thomas  Lynde  late  yoman  of  the  Crowne  of  our 
Sov'eigne  Lord  King  H.  8.  Alice  and  Joane  his  wifes,  wch  Thomas  deceased  the  22  of 
Marche,  1527. 


48 


VISITATION  OF 


IN  DODINGTON  CHURCHE  IN  COM.  HUNT. 
20  Augusti,  1613. 


Will'm*  Taylard  pariter  cum  conjuge  grate 
Elizabeth  sibi  nupta  diu  hac  latitat  vrna. 
Mors  viuos  seperat,  seperare  cadauera  nescit ; 
Cum  Christo  viuant,  hsec  viuit  et  ille  quiescit, 
Anno  millesimo  quintengesimo  quoq'  quinto 
Vita  privatur  perpetua  luce  fruatur. 


These  3  cut  in  stone  upon  a  monument  close  to  the  ground. 


These  3  in  the  wyndowes. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


1 9 


EX  ANTIQUO  REGISTRO  PRIOR ATUS  DE  BARNEWELL  JUXTA 
CANTABRIGIAM. 

Walmesford,  Sibeston,  Sibeston  et  Newton.  Abbas  deThorney  tenet  omnia  man'ia  sua 
quaa  sunt  in  hundredo  de  Normancrosse  per  xl.  bidas  geldabiles.  In  eisdem  villis  tenel 
Johannes  de  Grauele  feod'  quartse  partis  uni'  militis  de  feodo  Bolonise.  In  eisdem  villis 
Theobald'  de  Lek  tenet  feodum  4tse  partis  unius  militis  de  feodo  Bolonise. 

Chestreton.  Nigellus  de  Amandeuill  tenet  feodum  unius  militis  de  feodo  Bolonise.  In 
eadem  Roger'  de  Cantilupo  et  Henricus  de  Waldesilu'  tenent  feodu  dimid'  militis  de 
feodo  Lovet' :  et  habent  4  hidas.    Idem  Rogerus  et  Henricus  debent  unam  sectam. 

Walton  et  Fletton.    Abbas  de  Burgo  tenet  man'ia  in  elemosina. 

Overton  Watervill.  Warinus  de  Vernun  tenet  feodum  dimid1  militis  simul  cum 
Nigello  de  Amandevile,  et  sunt  ibi  5  hidse  geldabiles,  et  Warm'  debet  una  sectam. 

Overton  Longvill.  Henricus  de  Longvill  tenet  feodu  uni'  militis  de  feodo  Lovet,  et  tenet 
5  hidas  geldabiles. 

Botillbrigg.  Reginaldus  de  Hudd  custos  hseredis  Wmi  de  Gurges  tenet  duas  partes  feodi 
uni1  militis  de  D'no  rege,  et  sunt  ibi  quinq1  hidse  non  geldabiles. 

Wodeston.  Abbas  de  Thorneya  tenet  man'ia  in  lib  "a  elemosina,  sed  Eudo  de  eadem  et 
participes  sui  debent  unam  sectam. 

Stilton.  Alicia  de  Amandevile  tenet  feodu  vnius  militis  extra  xx.  partem,  et  debet  unam 
sectam,  et  tenet  tres  hidas  geldabiles. 

Thomas  de  Stilton  et  participes  sui  tenent  feodu  uni'  militis  de  Episcopo  Lincolniensi. 

Stanground,  Faresheade,  Iakeley,  Haddon.  Abbas  de  Thorney  tenet  dictum  man'iii  in 
libera  elemosina  in  Stanground.  Thurstan'  et  Hugo  Gernoine  debent  unam  sectam  in 
eadem  villa.    Isolea  et  sorores  suae  debent  unam  sectam. 

Morbourne.  Abbas  de  Croiland  tenet,  et  debet  unam  sectam  et  warpenes  et  de  auxilio 
Vic'  xjs.  qr. 

Folksworth.  Henricus  de  Folkesworth  tenet  feodum  duor'  militum  de  feodo  Bolebeck, 
et  debet  sectam,  et  sunt  ibidem  iiijor  hidse  geldabiles. 

Wassingle.  Walterus  de  Wassingle  et  Willm'  de  Pire  tenent  feodum  unius  militis  de 
feodo  Louetot,  et  sunt  ibi  iiijor  hidse  geldabiles,  et  debent  unam  sectam. 

Alington.  Abbas  de  Rames'  tenent  x  hidas  terrse  geldabiles  de  D'no  Rege.  Joh'es  de 
Arlington,  Rad'us  Alius  Will'i  et  Alexand"*  fil'  debent  unam  sectam. 

Caldecote.  Ricardus  de  Landesh  tenet  Calcote  pro  3tia  parte  uni'  militis  de  Isabella 
de  Brus,  et  est  de  honore  de  Huntingd'. 

Denton.  Radulphus  de  Beyvill  tenet  feodum  uni'  militis  de  Ep'o  Lincoln  simul  cum 
Wade,  et  sunt  quatuor  hidse  non  geldabiles. 

Sautre.  Rob'tus  de  Beaumes  tenet  feodu  unius  militis  de  Lovetot,  et  debet  unam 
sectam. 

Will'm'  de  Vernon  tenet  feodum  suu  in  Sautrey  de  Baronia  Ramesey,  ct  sunt  Lb'm  et 
in  Lodington  vij.  hidse  geldabiles. 

CAMD.  SOC.  11 


50 


VISITATION  OF 


Conington.    Isabella  de  Brus  tenet  man'iu  de  Rege  Scotiae,  et  est  de  honore  Hunt. 
Walton.  WhTm'  le  Gretone,  custos  hseredis  Roberti  de  Beauuill,  tenet  5  hidasgelda- 
biles  extra  Higeney  de  Abbate  Ramesey  et  debet  una.  sectam. 

Glatton.    Baldewinus  de  Ruperijs  tenet  feodum  quinq'  militum  de  feodo  Bononise,  et 


debet  pontagiu. 

Cesterton  de  honore  de  Waldeshief         .           .  .           .  xjs. 

Overton  Watervill  de  Rob'to  de  Watervill          .  .           .  xjs. 

Overton  Longvill  de  Joh'e  de  Longvill              .  .           .  xjs. 

Stilton  de  Alicia  de  Amundevill            .           .  .           .  xjs. 

Stanground,  Fareshead,  Jaklee,  Haddon,  de  Abbate  de  Thorney  xxs. 

Folkesworth  de  Henr.  de  Fulkesworth               .  .           .  xjs. 

I  Will'mo  Revell            .           .  .           .  xjs. 

Wassinglee  de  j  ■^rajf.ero  ^e  Wassingle              .  .         "  .  xjs. 

Sautre  de  ten'  terrse  Will'i  de  Vernon               .  .           .  xjs. 

t  Will'o  de  Greton  ) 

Walton  de    j  RoVto  de  Beyvill     \       •           '  '           '  UJ 

Memorandii  q'd  Abbas  de  Thorneya  dat  per  annii  pro  hundr'o 

suo  de  visu  franc'  plegij         .....  xxs. 

Idem  de  auxilio  vie'  ad  duos  terminos  anni        .  .           .  xls.  iijd. 

Idem  de  jure  hundr'     .           .           .           .  .           .      iiij ll. 

Prior  de  Hunt,  pro  firma  de  Hereford  per  annii  .           .  xiju. 

Abbas  de  Rames'  pro  Ripton  Regis  per  annii  .           .        x!i.  xiijs.  iiijd. 

De  hundr'  de  Toulesland  de  auxilio  Vicecomitis  .           .  xliiijs. 

De  hundr'  de  Leightonstone  de  eodem             .  .           .  xls.  iijd. 

De  hundr'  de  Normancrosse  de  eodem             .  .           .  xls.  iijd. 


FINIS. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


IN  STOUGHTON  CHURCH K 
20  of  August  1613. 

In  the  wyndowes. 


Hie  jacet  Robertus  Stonham  armiger  et  Maria  uxor  ejus  qui  quideui  Robertus  oh 

xxvij  die  Barnack  militis  < >1  n j t  23  die  nicnsis  Xi-ptei 

bris  A°.  D'ni  1464;  quor'  animabus  propicietur  Deus.  Ameu. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


53 


IN  Sr  WILLIAM  DYER'S  HALL  AT  STOUGHTON  MAGNA 
20  Augusti  1613. 


IN  HOLME  CHURCHE  THIS  WRITTEN  IN  THE  EAST  WINDOWE 
August  1613. 

Of  your  Charity  pray  for  Sr  Davy  Philip  and  my  lady  his  wife,  and  for  all  the  benefac- 
tors of  this  wyndowe. 


This  standing  in  the  west 
wyndowe  of  the  same  church. 


54 


VISITATION  OF 


AUDLEY. 

Henricus  Audley  armiger,  a°.  29  H.  8,  cui  idem  Rex  concessit  maneriu=^ 
de  Gransden  Magna  in  com.  Hunt.  j 


Henricus  Audley  de  Hoton  in  com.  Bedfordise,  et  ibi  sepultus.=p. 
 .  __l 


Ihomas  Audley  de  Hoton  Conquest  in-pAnna  filia  Roberti  Huett   de  Milbrooke  in 
com.  Bedf.                        I                           com.  Bedf. 
 ,  .  I  


I  

Anna,  vx. 
Nicolai 
Colquett  de 
London, 
draper. 


Maria,  ux  

Fitz-Geffrey  de 
Wilstmonsteed, 
in  com.  Bedf. 


Robertus  Audley  de= 
Gransden  Magna  in 
com.  Huntingdon, 
armiger,  jam  super- 
stes  1613. 


:Catherina,  filia 
Will'mi  Plom- 
mer  de  Rad- 
well  in  comitat. 
Hartf. 


— r-i~i 

Thomas  Audley  de 
Hoton  Conquest 
in  com.  Bedf. 

Will's  Audley. 

Georgi'  Audley. 


I  

Robertus  Audley,  filius  et  hseres,=T=Elizabetha,  filia  Joh'is 
set.  24  annor'  tempore  hujus  Marburye  de  comitat. 
Visitationis.  |  Bedf. 

,  I  


Robertus,  set.  3  annor1 


Franciscus, 


 1 — I — I  

Will'm',  2. 
Henric',  3. 
Thorn's,  4. 

2  filius. 
ROB'T' 


TT1 

Catarina, 

Agnes. 
Anna. 


AUDLEY. 


CRESPIN. 


Alicia,  filia  Will'i  Cooke: 
de  Gillingha  in  com. 
Dors'. 


Will'm's 
Crespin. 


^Johannes  Crespin  de  Weeke  infra: 
pcrochiam  de  Gillingham  in  com. 
Dors'. 


— rn — 

Joh'es. 


— f-i 
Alicia. 


^Editha,  filia  ....  Cave  de 
Gillingham  in  com.  Dors'. 


Johana.  Avicia. 


Johannes  Crespin  de  Hilton  in=pChristiana,   filia  Joh'is 
com.  Huntingdonise,  jam  super- 
stes,  1613. 


Atherton  de  com.  Ox- 
onise. 


Ursula,  setatis  10  annor'  tempore  Visitationis. 


JOHN  CRESBYN. 


VISITATION  OF 


55 


BOLTON. 


Rogerus  Bolton  de  Offord  Clune  in  com.  Huntingd.  gen'osus.^Margarcta  uxor  ejus. 


Tho.  Bolton  de  Offord=FElizabetha 


Cluney  in  com.  Hunt- 
ing, gen'osus,  jam  su- 
perstes  1613. 


filia  Thomoe 
Moore  de 
com.  Glouc. 


 1  

Joh'nes  Bolton 
duxit  Eliza- 
beths, fil.  Ric'i 
Gosling,  drap\ 


 rn 

Will'm'  Bolton^ 
cl'icus  Jo. 
Roper  de  Banco 
Regis. 


:Agnes,  filia 
Wiiri  Rat 
for<l  decom- 
Cantebr'. 


I   l  I — 

Margareta, 
6. 

Rogerus,  2. 
Will's,  3. 


Dorothea,  1  filia,  vx. 
Ric'i  Fan  de  Sturt- 
lowe   in  comitat. 
Hunt. 


— I  

Eliza- 
betha, 
2  filia. 


 1  ■ 

Thomas  Bolton, 
filius  et  hseres,  set 
20  annor'  et  am- 
plius  t'p'e  hujus 
Visitationis. 


I 

Martha,  vx. 
Francisci 
Bohy  de  St. 
Neot's,  crici. 


THO.  BOLTON. 


56 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


FORSTER. 


Johannes  Forster  de  Evelith  in  com.  Salop.^Isabella,  filia 


Kyffin  de  Albertanett. 


Richardus  Forste 
de  Evelith. 


I 


Margareta,  f.  Wm.  Selman  de 
Morton  in  com.  Staff. 


Guilielm'  Forster,  2  filius,  a  quo 
Forster  de  Barton  Greene. 


Anthon' 
Forster. 


Michael. 


Will'm' 
Forster. 


Thomas  Forster  de  Evelith=pMaria,  f.  Tho.  Grese- 
in  com.  Salopise.         |         ley,  militis. 


Georgius  Forster  de  Evelith=pElizabetha,   fil.  Ricardi 
Salop.  |  Moreton  de  Houghton  in 

comitat'  Salopise. 


 1 — 1  

Gracia. 
Francisca. 


Walter'  Forster, 
2  filius. 


Richardus=FElizab 


Forster 
de  Eve- 
lith, fil.  et 
hseres. 


filia 
Tho. 
Rowley 
de  com. 
Staff. 


Thomas  " 
Forster  de 
Southo  in 
com.Hunt. 
jam  su- 
perstes 
1613. 


 1  i  i  r— m 

:Marga-  Dorothea,  vxor  ....  Hare-  Joh'es. 

reta,  filia  court  de  Tamworth.  Wm. 

....  Cecilia,  vx.  Laurentij  Bent-  Rob't. 

Peete,  re-  hall  de  Benthall  in  com.  Alan', 

licta  ....  Salop.  6  filius. 

Levynsde  Jocosa,  ux.  Jo.  Benthall, 

Southoo.  fratris  Laurentij. 


Jana.      Walterus  Forster,  filius  et  hseres.1 


filia  ....  Scrimsher  de  com.  Lucia. 
Staff. 

Per  me  THOMAM  FORSTER. 


These  Armes  thus  quar- 
tred  are  in  the  Visitation 
of  Shropshire  for  Richard 
Forster  of  Euelith,  the  elder 
brother  of  this  Thomas  Fors- 
ter of  Southoe  in  com. 
Hunt. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


.17 


TURBERVILE. 


Turbervile 


07' 

Robertus  Turbervile,  miles,  D'ns  manerij  de  Creig 

G 

howell  in  com.  Brecon  in?. 

-p. . . . 

r  J 

i  U 

Adam  Turbervile. 

=r. .  . . 
i 

Cecill  Turbervile. 


I  

Isaack,  al's  Siack  Turbervile, 


Guilliam  Turbervile. 


I  1 

Jeuan  Turbervile. 


I  

Jeuan  Turb'vile. 


Meredith  Turbervile.^. .  . . 


Johannes  Turbervile. 


Richardus  Turbervile  prope  Creig—pAlicia,  filia  Ricardi  Mundy  de  Hursburne  in  com. 
howell.  South't. 
!  »  I 

Willielm1  Turbervile  de  Graft'ham  in  comitat.  Huntingdon,=^=Eleonora,  filia  Tho.  Lewys 
jam  superstes  1613.  de  Brecon. 


I  T~l  r"i  n 

Willielmus,  filius  et  hseres,  set.  11  annor'       Joh'nes,  2.       Thomas,  4.  Elizabetha. 
et  amplius,  t'p'e  hujus  Visitationis.  Ric'us,  3.         Anna.  Francisca. 


W.  TURBERVILL. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


I 


58 


VISITATION  OF 


BALDWYN. 

Johannes  Baldwyn  de  villa  South-" 
ampton  duxit  in  2dam  uxorem 
Margaretam  relictam  Joh'is 
Grigge,  per  qam  nullu  habuit 
exitum. 


r 

Fran-  - 

=Anna, 

Tho-  : 

ciscus 

sive  Ag- 

mas 

Bald- 

nes, fil. 

Bald- 

wyn, 

ethaeres 

win^ 

filius 

Ricardi 

filius. 

primo- 

Keene, 

geni- 

relicta 

tus  et 

Will'mi 

hseres. 

Hutton. 

: Agnes,  alias  Anna, 
uxor  prima,  filia 
Joh'nis  Godfrey 
de  Southampton. 


I 

Francisca, 
nuptaOlivero 
Leder  de 
Stoughton 
Magna,  mi- 
liti,  et  ob.s.p. 


I  

Jacobus 
Baldwyn, 
ob.  s.  p. 


I 

Johan- 


nupta. 


I  

J  ohan-^=Catarina , 
f.  Fran- 


tha, 
filia 

Grene- 
land. 


nes 
Bald- 
wyn. 


C1SC1 

Mack- 
worth. 


Francisca,  nupta  Rob 'to 
Max. 

Catarina,  p^mo  nupta 
Thomae  Leder,  per  quern 
non  habuit  exitu ;  renup- 
ta  Rob 'to  Carpinter. 


T~ r— [—1 

Christiana,  nupta  Ba- 
ker de  Winchester. 

Alicia,  nupta  Petro 
Westbrook  de  com. 
South't. 

Agnes,    ux.  Wm. 
Westmill,  renupta 
....  Counsell. 

Robertus  Baldwyn, 
obijt  in  Hispania,  s.p. 

r 


— mr" r-r— i 
Joh'nes. 
Thomas. 
Catarina. 
Thomasin. 
Alicia. 

Omnes  obierut  s.p. 


 1  

Thomas  Baldwyn  de  Stough— 
ton  Magna  in  comit.  Hunt, 
jam  superstes  a\  1613. 


:Juditha,  f.  Tho- 
moa  Hawes  de 
villa  Bedfordise. 


— I — i  

Henric'  et  Jo- 
hanna, s.  p. 
Fracisc'. 


— rn — rn 

Jana. 
J  oh'es. 
OhV 

Elizabeth. 


Johannes,  filius  et  haeres,  setatis  13  annor' 


et  amplius. 
THO. 


BALDWIN. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


59 


CROPLEY. 


Thomas  Cropley  de  Elye  in  com.=f=. .  . . 
Cantabrigian 

r  J 

Guilielmus  Cropley  de  Ely,  filius-p. .  . . 
Thomse. 

r  J 

Thomas    Cropley    de    Canta-=pAnna,  filia  .... 

brigia.  I  Hodson  de  Can- 

I  tabrigia. 

m  1  hn  t-th 

Anna,  ux.    Debora.    Thomas  Cropley  de=f=Catarina,  f.  Tho-    Lucas  Crop-  Margareta. 


Geo.  Gayer  Hester.  Offord  Cluney,  jam 
de  Norff.       Alicia.      superstes  1613. 


mse    Catesby  de      ley,  2.  Sara. 
Hardmead  in       Jonathan,  3  Mabilia. 
com.  Buck.  filius. 


Catherina,  setatis  dimid'  anni  et  amplius  tempore  hujus  Visitationis. 


THOMAS  CROPLEY. 


Arma  gentilitia  Thomse  Cropley  Artiuin 
Magistri  in  Accademia  Cantabrigiensi,  filij 
Guilielmi  Cropley  filij  Thomse  Cropley  de 
Elye,  Quse  quidem  arma  ego  Guilielmus 
Camden,  Clarenceux  Rex  armor', praedVo 
Thoma:  Cropley  et  liberis  suis  ut  habeant, 
gerant,  et  utantur  authoritate  mihi  sub 
magno  Anglia;  sigillo  delata,  ratifico  et 
confirmo. 


60 


VISITATION  OF 


LUKE. 


Walterus  Luke,  miles,  Capitalis  Jus- 
ticiarius  de  Comuni  Banco. 


. . .  filia  et  haeres  Launcelin  de  Launcelinsbury 
in  com.  Hunt,  primo  nupta  Guilielmo  Oxenbridge. 


Nicolaus  Luke,  vnus  Baronum  de  Scaccario^ 
D'ni  Regis. 


: . . . .   filia  et  cohseres  Thomse  "Walton  de 
Bassemeyd. 


I  

Johannes  Luke^Anna,  fil. 


de  Woodend 
in  com.  Bedf. 
filius  et  hoeres. 


et  hcer 

Hemyng 
de  Arlesey 
in  com. 
Bedd. 


Brigida,   f.  = 
Thoma  Parys 
de  Hitchin, 
ux.  2,  relicta 
Wm.  Wal- 
ton. 


m  com 
Bedf. 


— I 

Paulus 


(c) 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


61 


Maria,  ux. 
Jo.  Ma- 
thewe  de 
Braddene 
in  com. 
Northampt. 


a 

— +- 

Nico-  : 

laus 

Luke, 

fili'  et 

haeres, 

obijt 

Julij 

1613. 


:Marga- 
reta,  fil. 
Oliveri 
Domini 
St.  John. 


 1 

Johannes 
Luke, 
miles,  2 
filius,  de 
Anables 
in  com. 
Hertf. 


Olive- 
rus 
Luke, 
1  fil. 
ob. 
s.  p. 


Elizabe-^Nicho 
tha,  f. 
Thoma? 
Cromp- 
ton  de 
Cond  in 
com. 
Salop. 


Oliverus  = 

=Elizabe- 

1   1 ' 

Catarina, 

1  1 

Juditha, 

Luke  de 

tha,  fil. 

filia. 

vx.  Jo. 

Woodend 

Valen- 

Anna, 

Cooke 

in  comit' 

tini 

nupta 

de. 

Bedf. 

Knight- 

Miloni 

Thomas 

milesjam 

ley, 

Fleet- 

Luke, 

superstes 

militis. 

woode, 

2  filius. 

1613. 

militi. 

laus 
Luke 
de  Pax- 
ton 
Parva 
in  com. 
Hunt, 
r 


Elizabe 

tha,  fili; 

Simonie 

Escu- 

damor 

de 

Finch- 
ley. 


Ed- 
ward, 
3 

filius. 


~i — r 

Anna.        Scudamor  Luke. 
Oliva.  01iu\ 
Nich'. 

Anna,   ux.  Edw.  Collyns  dc 

London. 
Elizabetha,  ux.  WilPmi  Fran- 

ceys  de  Abbotesley. 
Maria,  ux.  Edw.  Barnard  dt 

Barnett. 


 1  

Samuel,  1  filius. 


2  filius. 


Nicolaus,  3  filius. 


NICOLAS  LUKE. 


Johannes  Luke^Elizabetha, 
de  Hardwick 
in  comit.  Hunt 


Paulus  Luke.^=Elizabetha 


filia  Joh'nis  Stocker  de  Eaton. 


fil. 

Jo.    Leeds  de 
Graff  ham  in 
com.  Hunt. 


 1  

Walterus, 
3  filius. 


Anna,  1  filia. 
Elizabetha, 
2  filia. 


— i™ i  

1.  Paulus  Luke, 
filius  et  hajres, 
setatis  28  annor' 
1613. 

2.  Joli'nes  Luke, 
2   filius,  duxit 
....  filiam  .... 
Rede  de  Redborne 
in  com.  Hertf. 


I   I   I  T— r— 

Thorn'  3. 
Nich'  4. 
OhV  5. 
Georgi'  6. 
Edw.  7. 
Maria,  3. 
Jana,  4. 


Nicolaus  Luke: 
de  Abbotesley 
in  comitat. 
Hunt. 

T 


rrrT 

Paulus  Luk( 


:01iva,  fil.  Joh'is  Clax- 
ton  de  Kirton  in  com. 
Nott. 


2  filius. 
Nich1  3. 

Johannes  Luke,  filius 
et  lucres,  aet.  14  an- 
nor' 1613. 

Will'm'  4. 

OhV  5. 

Rodney',  6. 

Maria. 


I   I   I   r — I 

Alicia. 

Anna. 

Brigida. 

Juditha. 

Elizab. 

Jacob'  7. 


Johannes  Luke. 


JOHN  LUKE. 


NICOLAS  LUKE 


62 


VISITATION  OF 


Thomas  Parys=f=. .  . .  Ag 


de  Hichin  in 
com.  Hert- 
ford ise,  et 
D  Vs  de  Ed- 
worth  in  com. 
Bedfordise. 


nes,  filia 


Rawlins. 


PARIS. 

Johannes  Midleton  de  Newing- 
ton  Butts. 


Johannes  Midle-" 
ton  de  New- 
ington  Butts. 


J"" 


Thomas  Paris  D'n's  de  Edworth  in  com.  Bedd. 


I — i  1  

Francisca,  nupta  Ed0.  Robertus 

Legge  de  Norff.  Parys  de  El- 
Lucia,  ux             Coker,     lington  in 

renupta  ....  Dockwray.    com.  Hunts 


I 


;Elizabetha, 
filia  Will'mi 
Higford  de 
com.  Warr. 
militis. 


Maria,  filia  Joh'is  Midleton  de  Newin- 
ton  Butts. 


=f  Elizabetha,  fil. 
Thomse  Spen- 
ser de  Copooll 
in  com.  Bedd. 


Radulf. 
Thomas. 


Brigida,  nupta 
primo  Will'o 
Walton,  2d° 
Waltero  Luke. 


Philipp'  Parys  de  St.  =^=Antonia,  f.  Jasperi 


Neot's  in  com.  Hunts. 


Warine  de  Thirlowe 
in  Suff. 


 "I 

Parr  Paris  de: 
Stowe  in  com. 
Hunt.  1613. 


:Jocosa,  filia  Tho.  Tay- 
ler  de  Grymesbury  in 
com.  Bedf. 


I — I  1 — I  "—i  ri 

Elizab,    Matheus.  Philippus  Paris,  filius  et  Ric'us. 
Brigida.  Rob't'.     ha3res,ajt.  16annor'1613.  Arnoldus. 


r  rn 

Edmundus  Parys,  1  Maria, 
filius,  setatis  7  annor'.  Brigida. 

PH.  PARIS. 


Arma  supadicta  concess,  fuerunt  per  Robcrtum  Cooke,  Clarenceux  Regem  Armor', 
Roberto  Parys  de  Hitchen  in  com.  Hertfordite,  A0.  D'ni  1573. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


63 


SKEGGrS. 


St.  Jues  in  com. 
Hunt,  armiger. 


Ricardus  Skegges  de  Eynesbury  in  com.  Hunt. ^Alicia  uxor  ejiu 


Johannes  Skegges  de-j-Christiana,  filia 


Job 'is  Croftes  de 
Eynsbury  in 
comit.  Hunt. 


I — 

Edward'  ^p-b 

Skegges  de 
London,  2 
Alius. 


Henric'  Skegges^Susanna,  f. 
de  Eynsbury  in    Joh'nis  Bar- 
comitat.  Hunts,    nardiston  de 
jam  superstes  a0.    Northill  in 
1613.  com.  Bedf. 


Johannes,  filius  et  hseres,  set.  30  an'or' 
et  amplius  1613. 


_l  

Henric' 


Edward'  Skegges 
de  Fanchurche 
Streete  in  Lon- 
don. 

Joh'nes  Skegges. 


Paulus. 
Johan'a. 


 1 

Susanna 


nupta  Job'i  Wyke 
de  St.  Neott's. 


Per  me  HENRICU'  SKEGGS. 


64 


VISITATION  OF 


PAYNE. 


Robertus  Payne  de  St.  Neot's  in  com.  Hunt.=p. . . . 

I  1 

Robertus  Payne  de  St.  Neott's  in  com.  Hunt.=f  Agnes,  filia  Will'i  Scott  de  Eaton. 

r  


Edwardus  Payne  de  St.: 
Neott's,  jam  superstes 
1613,  1  filius  et  haeres. 


^Dorothea,  fil.  Phi' 
Clampe  de  comit. 
Hunt. 


Robertus  Payne=pMaria,  filia  Rob'ti  Water- 


de  St.  Neott's 
in  com.  Hunt. 


Rober-^pElizabetha, 


tus 

Payne, 
fili'  et 


filia  Joh'ii 
Belby, 
Doctoris 
Juris  Ci- 
vilis. 


Water- 
ton 
Payn, 
2. 

Darcy 
Payn, 
3. 


 1  |  

Isabella,  nupta 
Edwardo  Luke 
de  Goodwick 
in  com.  Bedf. 

Gracia,  nupta 
Thomas  Young 
de  Colne  in 
com.  Hunt. 


 rn  1 — 

Catarina,  nupta 
Johanni 
Fletcher  de  St. 
Neot's. 

Agnes,  ux.  Jo. 
Warren  de  St. 
Neotts. 


ton  de  Waterton,  militis, 
in  com.  Ebor\ 
1 


Robertus  - 
Payne  de 
Midloe  in 
com. 
Hunt. 
Miles,  jam 
superstes 
1613. 


 ri—\  i — i — i 

Edwardus,  1     Rob'tus,2.  Thomas. 
filius, ethseres,    Will's,  3.  Webbe 
setatis  13,  an-    Oliu's,  4.  Payne, 
nor'  1613.  Elizabetha. 
EDW.  PAYNE. 


Robertus  Payne, 
filius  et  haeres, 
set.   9  annor' 
1613. 


Elizabe- 
tha, filia 
Georgij 
Rotheram 
de  So- 
merys  in 
com.  Bed- 
fordiae. 


"T  I 

Jana. 


 1 — I — 1  

Gervasius,  2. 
Georgius,  3.  Anna. 
Maria,  1.  Elizabetha. 


ROBERT  PAIN. 


Per  Wm.  Segar,  Garter,  et 
WilPm  Camden,  Claren- 
ceux,  14  Novembr.  a0.  2 
R.  Jacobi. 


HUNTING  DON  SHIRK  A.  I).  161.'). 


65 


BEST. 


Thomas  Best  de  St.  Neot's  in  comitat.=pElizabetha,  filia  Joh'is  Andrewes  de  St. 
Huntingdon.  Neott's. 

r  J 

Margeria,  filia  ..  .. — Johannes  Best  de  Eynesbury  in  com.  Hunt.^=Francisea,  filia  Ste- 
Lake  de  London,  ux.  jam  superstes  1613,  duxit  in  3tiam  uxorem  ph'i  Bull  de  Eynes- 
prima.  Rosam,  filiam  Colbeck  de  comit'  Bedf.         |  bury,  uxor  2da. 

r  |— i  1  1 

Stephanus  Best,  Alius  et  hseres,  set.  19  annor'  Francisca,  1.*         Frideswida,  3. 

a".  1613.  Sara,  2, 

JOHN  BEST. 


*  Nupta  Tho.  "Walker.    MS.  Coll.  Armor. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


K 


66 


VISITATION  OF 


JAWDRELL. 


Johannes  Jawdrell  de  Ely.: 


Thomas  Jawdrell.=p, 
 ,  I 


Robertus  Jawdrell  de 
Insula  Ely,  2  Alius. 


Willielmus  Jawdrell  de  Wickham^Vrsula,  filia  Rob'ti  Payne  de 
sive  Wicham  in  Insula  Elye.  |  Wilburton  de  Insula. 


Guilielmus  Jawdrell  de: 
Pery   in  parochia  de 
Stoughton   in  com. 
Hunt.  1613. 


: Alicia,  fi.  Oweni    Anna,  uxor  Lucse  Hawkyns  de  Insula  Ely. 
Brigges   de         Margareta,  uxor  ....  Groome  de  Mershland. 
Pery.  Joanna,  ux.  Will'i  Bigg  de  M'shland. 


Guilielmus  Jawdrell,  set.  16  annor'  et 
amplius  1613. 


Owinus. 
Joh'es. 


— m — 

Gervasi' 
Marg'ia. 


— I — r- 
Elizab. 
Agnes. 


Ursula. 


WILLY  AM  JETHERELL. 


Hsec  arma  confirmantur 
per  Ric'm  Lee  Clarenceux 
Regem  Armor',  Rob 'to  Jaw- 
drell de  Wycham  in  Insula 
Elye. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


67 


LEETE. 

Thomas  Leete  de  Ockinton  in  com.=pMaria,  filia  Edw.  Slade  do  Rushton  in  cum. 
Cantebr.  |  Northampt. 


Johannes  Leete  de  Doddington=pAnna,  f.  Rob'ti  Shute,  Johannes  Leete,  2  filius. 
in  com.  Hunt,  prim' filius,  jam  I  Justiciarij  de  Banco  Jana,  uxor  Ricardi  Dale, 
superstes  1613.  |  Regis.  Rebecca,  uxor  Tho.  Fowler. 


Willielmus  Leete,  filius  et  hseres,  setatis  dimid'  anni  et  amplius  A0.  D'ni  1613. 

JOHN  LEETE. 


Comes  Dft  frater  Reg'  Scocie  omnibus  Baronil^,  Militibus,  et  probis  hominibus  suis  de 
honorede  Huntingdon,  Francis  et  Anglis,  &c.  sal't'm.  Sciatis  me  dedisse,  &c.  Rob'to  de 
Berneho  man'iu  meii  et  terras  per  terras  suas  divisas  in  magna  Steuecle,  tenend'  sibi  et 
ha3redib3  suis,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Rob'to  de  Bid',  H.  du  lac,  Will'  du  lac,  Rob'to  filio 
Lanceles,  H.  Burd',  Eymer  de  Acle  senescallo,  &c. 

Sciant  p'ntes  et  futuri  q'd  Ego  Joh'es  Bussy  de  Hegham  miles  dedi,  &c.  et  concessi 
Will'o  Smith  de  Scott  et  alijs  man'ia  mea  de  Hogham,  Scotton,  Malmeton,  Kynerzhely, 
et  medietat'  man'ij  de  Merston  in  com.  Lincoln',  ac  etiam  man'iu  de  Thistleton  in  com. 
RoteP  et  Leicestr',  et  man'ia  de  Balderton,  Wyggesley,  et  Knapthorpe,  in  com.  Nott',  ct 
man'iu  de  Wynfeld  et  Morton  in  com.  Derb.  simul  cum  oib}  nativis  et  eor'  sequelis 
p'dVis  man'ijs  spectantib3  in  villis  p'd'c'is.    Dat'  a0.  10  H.  4. 


68 


VISITATION  OF 


Hsec  indentura  testatur  q'd  nos  D'n's  Joh'es  de  Roos  de  Hamlak,  magister  Thomas  de 
La  Warr  canonic'  eccl'ise  be'  Marise  Lincoln,  &c.  concessim'  Johanni  Bussy  chivaler 
man'ia  n'ra  de  Hogham,  Thistleton,  Balderton,  Kynyerdby,  Dembleby,  et  medietatem 
man'ij  de  Merston,  &c.    Dat'  apud  Hogham  a0.  15  Ri.  2di. 


An  indenture  the  2.  and  3.  yeare  of  Philip  and  Mary,  betweene  Sr  Lawrence  Taylard  of 
Dodington  in  ye  county  of  Huntington,  knight,  and  John  Leweston  of  Leweston,  on  the 
county  of  Doras',  esq.  that  the  heyres  of  the  said  Sr  Laurence,  wthin  3  moneths  after  the 
decease  of  ye  said  Sr  Laurence  and  lady  Margaret  his  wife,  if  Geffrey  Taylard  his  sonne 
and  heyre  shall  so  long  live,  shall  make  to  Rob't  Kelleway,  Wm.  Fauntleroy,  Thomas 
Cotton,  and  Giles  Taylard,  a  sufficient  estate  of  all  his  lands  in  Gamlingay  in  Cambridge- 
shire, to  the  use  of  the  said  Geffrey  and  Christian  his  wife,  and  the  heyres  of  theyre  bodyes 
lawfully  begotten,  &c. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


DEYER. 


Hsec  arma  concess'  fuerunt  Jacobo  Dyer, 
militi,  Justiciario  de  Corauni  Banco,  per  Gil- 
bertum  Detbick,  Garter,  et  Rob'tum  Cooke, 
Clarenceux,  Reges  Armor1. 


70 


VISITATION  OF 


Richardus  Deyer,  prim'  filius. =p. . . . 


Johannes  Deyer.=^= Agnes  uxor  ejus. 
_  .  .  L—  1 


r 

J 

Richardus  Deyer. -j-,..  .. 

•Alio 

mia  . .  . . 

Walton  de  com 

1 

Jacobus 

Ill) 
Agnes,  1  fil. 

....  - 

=Jo-  =i=AIi- 

Deyer, 

ux.  .... 

uxor 

han- 

cia, 

miles, 

Rowswell, 

9da 

nes 

filia 

capitalis 
justiciari' 

ar. 

fi|:„ 

niia 

Deyer, 

Dorothea, 

ar. 

Ivye, 

de  comu- 

nupta  Si- 

Erne- 

filius 

uxor 

ni  Ban- 

moni Par- 

ley. 

et 

1. 

co,  ob. 

well,  2. 

hser. 

s.  p.; 

Elizabetha, 

uxor, 

ux.  war- 

....  filia 

mi  Han- 

  Ba- 

nam,  ar.  3 

rowe,  re- 

filia. 

lictaTho- 

Alicia,  4  filia, 

mse 

uxor  Wm. 

Eliott, 

Radish. 

militis. 

a 

b 

Johannes  Deyer,  2d'  filius.-p. . . . 
is  s.      Alexander  Deyer.: 


Domina 
Poninges, 
vx.  2. 


I  

:Thomas=pFran- 
Deyer,  cisca, 
miles.  vxor 
prima. 


I — l  

Edwardus  Deyer,  miles,  Can- 

cellarius   Ordinis    Garterij , 

obijt  s.  p. 
Alexander   Deyer,   2  filius, 

duxit  filiam  Jaques  de  Grra- 

nado,  militis. 


 1  

Matildis,  =p Andreas  =. , 


filia  .... 
Ludlowe. 


Deyer. 


filia 


Wood. 


Edwardus  Deyer. 


Andreas  Deyer. 


Anka- 

retta, 

nupta 

Joh'i 

Ewens. 


Johanna,  ux.  Mauritij 
Rodney,  ar. 

Margareta,   nupta  J ohl 
Deyer  de  Roundhill. 
( See  ■vp  next  page.) 

Francisca,  nupta  Johanni 
Stawell,  militi. 


Thomas  Deyer. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


71 


Jacob': 
Deyer. 


:Jana, 
filia 


Cheeke. 


Georgi'  Deyer, 
duxit  filia  .... 
Sherley. 


Willm'. 


Willm' 


Deyer. 


I  

Lauren- 

tius 

Deyer, 

filius  et 

hseres 

Johannis 

Dever. 


=pjana, 
filia 
Thoma? 
Southe 
de  com. 
"Wiltess. 


 1 — r~ 

Ricard\ 
ob.  s.p. 

Thomas, 
ob.  s.  p. 


ha-  =p  * 
Mart 


J 

nes 
Deyer. 


reta, 
filia 
Thorns 

1  )eyrr, 
militis. 


I 

Ricardus  =pMaria, 
fil. 

Will'i 
Fitz- 
Wil- 
liams, 
militis. 


Deyer,* 
miles,  con- 
sanguine' 
et  haeres  Ja- 
cobi  Deyer, 
militis. 


I  

Jacobus  Deyer, 
primogenitus 
filius,  ob.  in 
vita  patris  1599. 


I  I 

Margareta, 
nupta  Nicho- 
lao  Smyth. 

Francisca, 
nupta  Hen- 
rico Hun- 
ninges,armi- 
gero. 


Francise,  =  . . 


Deyer  de 
Round- 
hill  in 
com. 
Somss'. 


Oeni 

Gwyn 

ar. 


 1 — l — I  

filia  Jana,    ux.  Steph'i 
Deyer,  renupta 
Humfr'o  Sydenham. 
Anna,    uxor  Henr' 
Beynton. 

Elizabetha,  nupta 
....  Ashe  de  com. 
Somss'. 


Guilielm'  Deyer  de: 
Stoughton  Magna 
in  com.  Hunt,  miles, 
jam  superstes,  a0. 
1613. 


:Catarina,  filia  Joh'is 
Doyley  de  Merton  in 
com.  Oxon,  et  co- 
hseres  ejus. 


Francisc1 
ob.  s.  p. 
Ric'us. 
Edward. 


Anna,  nupta 
Edwardo 
Carre,  militi 
et  baronetto. 


Ludovicus  Deyer,  filius  et  haeres,  aatatis 
8  annor1 1613. 


Ricard1 


Anna. 


Doyleus,  3  filius. 
WM,  DEYER. 


72 


VISITATION  OF 


WHITBROOKE. 

Rogerus  Whitbrooke  de  com.  Salopiae.=f=. .  . . 


Johannes  Whitbrooke  de  Worfeild  in  comit.  Salop.=p  filia  et  hseres  ....  Vnderhill. 

r  J 

Hugo  Whitbrooke  de  Bridgemorff.-pMargareta,  filia  ....  Edwardes  soror. 


Joh'es  Whitbrooke  de  Putney  in  com.^Margareta,  filia  et  haeres  unica  Thomse  Lunn  de 
Surreyse.  |  Pocklington  in  com.  Ebor'. 


Joh'es  Whitbrooke  de  Water  Newton  in  com.  Hunt, 
miles,  jam  superstes  1613. 


rn  

Elizabeth,  1  filia. 
Johana,  2.* 


:Johanna,  filia  Simonis  Horsepoole 
de  com.  Cantij. 


Thomas  Whitbrook,  filius  et    Simon.         Francisc'.  Catarina. 
hseres,  setatis  10  annor' tem-    Edward' .+    Robt'.^  Margareta.§ 
pore  Visitationis. 

JO.  WHYTBROOKE. 


Whitbrooke 


IV.  Vll. 

IACET 
ix.  viii.  ii.  vn.  m. 


*  Johana  3.  MS.  Coll.  Armor. 
X  Francisc.  4.    Robt'  5.  Ibid. 


f  Simon  2.    Edward  3.  Ibid. 
§  Catarina  2.    Margareta  4.  Ibid. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


IN  THE  CHURCH  OF  WALTON  IN  COM.  HUNTINGDON, 
taken  the  27  day  of  August  1613. 

These  3  stand  in  the  east  windowe  of  ye  chancell. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


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74 


VISITATION  OF 


EX  EVIDENTIJS  ROB'TI  AP  RHESE  DE  WASHINGLEY  IN  COM. 
HUNT.  GEN. 

Noverint  universi  per  prsesentes  nos  Ricardu  Neville  comitem  Warrewici  et  Sarum, 
Dominu  de  Bergeveny,  magnu  camerariu  Anglise,  capitaneu  villse  et  castri  Calesise  ae 
marchiar'  ibidem  Locumtenentem,  remisisse,  relaxasse,  &c.  quietum  clainasse  Johanni 
Ottyr,  omnimodas  accoes  reales  et  personales,  &c.  quas  versus  eundem  Joh'em  unquam 
habuim',  &c.  In  cujus  rei  testimonial  presentibus  sigillum  n'r'm  fecimus  apponi.  Dat' 
primo  Februarij  a0  regni  Regis  Edwardi  quarti  post  Conquestum  quarto. 
R.  Warrewyk. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


75 


EX  CHARTIS  ET   EVIDENTIJS  ROB'TI  COTON  DE  CONINGTON,  MILITIS 

ET  BARONETTI. 


Radulfus  filius  Walteri  de  Follevilla,  hiercs  suus,  o'ib} 
hominibus  Francis  et  Anglis,  &c.  sart'm.  Nov' it  univ'sitas 
v'ra  me  confirmasse  donationem  patris  mei  Walteri  do 
Folevilla  qm  fecit  Thorase  de  Folevilla  suo  filio  assensu  et 
petitione  mea  pro  vna  carucata  terra)  in  Rcresby,  &x\ 
Hijs  testibus,  Alexandro  de  Cressi,  Will'o  do  Folleuilla, 
Hug'  de  Morvill,  Reginaldo  de  Rudeclue,  Rob'to  Bcucrous, 
et  multis  alijs. 


Walterus  de  Fol-=p. 
uile  de  Rerisby.  j 


Radulfus,  1  Thomas  de 

filius  Wal-  Folvile,  jun 

teri  de  Fol-  filius. 
vile. 


Johannes  de  Folevile  miles  dedit  Joh'i  filio  suo  gen'ato 
de  Alicia  Leyke  totam  terram  suam  de  Parva  Axeby  in 
com.  Leicestriae,  cum  nativis  et  sequelis,  &c.  Et  si  pra> 
d'c'us  Joh'nes  obierit  sine  hserede  tunc  reman*  Radulpho 
altero  filio  Joh'is  et  Aliciae.  Hijs  testibus,  D'nis  Will'o  lc 
Waleys,  Henr'  de  Notingham,  Gilberto  de  Howby,  Job'e 
le  Fauconer  militibus,  Rog'o  de  Somervile,  Radulpho  Camerario,  Godfr'o  de  Nevill 
et  alijs. 

Ego  Margeria  quondam  vxor  D'ni  Rob'ti  de  Foleuille  de  Rerisby,  dedi,  &c.  Radulfo 
filio  meo  pro  servicio  suo  unam  virgatam  terra)  cum  pertin'  in  villa  de  parva  Esseby. 
Hijs  testibus,  Radulfo  de  Tuile,  Ricardo  de  Esseby,  Nich'o  fratre  ejus,  D'no  Rad'o 
Bassett  milite,  Henr'  de  Notingham,  W°.  de  Trumpeton,  Gilb'to  de  Oleby,  Will'o  de 
Sallowe,  Joh'e  cl'ico  et  alijs. 

Richardus  filius  Rogeri  de  Esseby,  remisit,  &c.  D'no  Rob'to  de  Foleuile,  et  haeredibus 
suis,  totum  serviciu  Ernaldi  de  Codisbech',  scil't  unii  caponem  per  annum  pro  uno  tofto  in 
villa  de  Esseby.  Hijs  testibus,  Will'mo  Basseth,  Nicolao  de  Marnham,  Steph'i  Danuers, 
Will'o  Dispensatore,  Reginaldo  Marescallo,  et  multis  alijs. 


Ego  D'na  Margeria  de  Foleuile  in  mea  ligea  potestate  ac  lib'a  viduitato  dedi,  &c. 
Rad'o  filio  meo  pro  servicio  suo  una  virgatam  terra)  in  parva  Esseby,  cum  toftis,  prat  is, 
pasturis,  &c.  quam  Martinus  filius  Hereward  tenuit  in  eadem  villa,  &c.  Hijs  testibus, 
D'no  Rad'o  Bassett  de  Sapcote,  D'no  Thoma  de  Estleya,  D'no  Radulpho  Camerario, 
D'no  Will'mo  Burdeth,  Nicholao  Marnaham,  Henr'  de  Notingham,  Hugonc  de  Nevile, 
Jacobo  de  Esseby,  Gilberto  de  Aleby,  Joh'e  de  Sywoldeby,  tk  alijs. 


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VISITATION  OF 


Ric'us  filius  et  hseres  Willielmi  Hawerey  de  Rerisby,  dedi,  &c.  Radulfo  de  Folevile 
filio  D'ni  Johannis  de  Foleuile  de  Rerisby  vnu  messuagivi  cum  vna  bouata  terrae,  &c. 
Hijs  testibus,  Joh'e  le  Faucon',  Will'o  le  Waleys  de  Onley  milit',  Rogero  de  Som'vile  de 
Cosinton,  Henr'  de  Notingham  de  Thurcouton,  Joh'ne  de  Wilers  de  Brokesby,  Rad'o  le 
Chamb'leyne  de  Rerisby,  Rob'to  Chaumberleyn  de  ead',  Rad'o  de  Nevile  de  ead',  Radul- 
pho  Scot'  de  ead',  Will'o  Scharp  de  ead',  et  Reginaldo  clerico  de  Gaddesby  et  alijs. 


SA 

flAA 

FOLVILE. 


D'n's  Robertus  de  Foluile  de  Rerisby,  miles.=pMargeria,  uxor  ejus. 

.J  1 

Radulfus  Foluile, 
filius  Rob'ti  et  Mar- 
gerise. 


Johannes  de  Foluile,  miles,  de=pAlicia  Leyke, 


Rerisby  et  de  Axeby,  sive  As- 
cheby,  in  com.  Leicestrise. 


uxor  ejus. 


Johannes  de  Foluile,  filius 
Joh'is  gen'at'  de  Alicia 
Leyke. 


Rad'us  Foluile  de  Rerisby,  qui  dedit 
annuitate  18s.  reddit'  Rad'o  auunculo 
suo. 


r  

Matilda,  sive  Mabilia,  filia  et  hseres  Joh'is 
Foluile  de  Ashby,  filij  Galfridi  Foluile  de 
Ashby  Folvile  in  com.  Leic.  nupta  fuit 
Joh'i  Woodford, §  a0.  9  E.  3. 


§  Vide  in  my  booke 
of  Leicestershier  in 
Woodford's  descent. 


Ego  Radulfus  de  Foleuill  filius  Domini  Joh'is  de  Foleuill  de  Rerisby,  dedi,  &c.  Johanni 
de  Foleuil  fratri  meo  vnii  messuagiu  in  villa  de  parva  Asscheby,  &c.  Hijs  testibus, 
Radulfo  clerico,  Joh'ne  filio  Isabellas  de  Siwoldeby,  Thoma  filio  Nicholai  de  Ascheby, 
Willielmo  de  Cotes  et  alijs. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Hugo  de  Newill  dedi,  &c.  Rob'to  de  Folewill  et  hseredib}  suis 
vnum  sellionem  in  Banecroft,  scilicet  selionem  illam  quern  Rogerus  Costeyn  tenuit,  &c. 
Hijs  testibus,  Rogero  senescallo,  Nich'o  de  Marnham,  Petro  de  Segrave,  Laurentio  de 
Rerisby,  Rob'to  de  Marnham,  Alfredo  de  Rerisby,  et  alijs. 

Ego  Radulfus  de  Foleuille  de  Rerisby  filius  D'ni  Johannis  de  Foleuile,  dedi,  &c. 
Radulfo  de  Foleuile,  auunculo  meo,  filio  D'ni  Rob'ti  de  Folvile,  ad  totam  vitam  ipsius 
Radulphi  18s.  annui  redditus,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Rad'o  le  Chaumb'leyn,  Rob'to  fratre 
ejus,  Godfrido  de  Neuile,  Rad'o  fratre  ejus,  Henr'  de  Notingham,  Rad'o  de  Siwoldeby, 
Waltero  de  Grumeston,  et  alijs. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


77 


Ego  Adam  filius  Persona)  de  parva  Esseby  dedi  &c.  Job'i  de  Folcuilc  dc  Rcrisliy  \nu 
messuagiii,  &c.  in  parva  Esseby.    Dat'  apud  Esseby,  8  Edw.  3. 

Ego  Rob'tus  Broun  de  parva  Assheby,  concessi,  &c.  Job'i  le  Foluile  de  Rerisby  et 
hseredibus  suis  totum  statu  meii  quern  habui  in  omnibus  terris,  &c.  in  parva  Asbeby  ex 
dimissione  Joh'is  Danuers,  &c.    Dat.  a0.  27  Edw.  3. 

Ego  Matheus  de  Foluill,  miles,  dedi,  &c.  Ric'o  de  Sprotbourg  et  Will'o  de  la  Marche 
vnum  mess'  et  unam  virgatam  terrse  cu  pertin'  in  Rerisby,  &c.    Dat'  apud  Reresby  a". 

Pateat  Vniversis,  &c.  me  Job'em  Cbaumburleyne  de  Rerisby,  filiii 
et  hseredem  Rad'i  Chaumberleyne,  remisisse,  relaxasse  et  omnino  pro 
me  et  hseredib^  meis,  &c.  Job'i  de  Brokesby  de  Sywaldeby,  totii 
jus  et  clameu  quae  b'eo  in  man'io  de  Rerisby  cum  pertin',  ac  in  advo- 
cacoe  eccPise  ejusdem  Villa).  Quod  quidem  man'iii  quonda.  fuit 
Mathias  Foleuile  militis,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Rob'to  Foluile  persona 
eccPia?  de  Saxilby,  Joh'e  de  Linton  de  Grimeston,  Thoma;  de  Rade- 
cliff  et  alijs.    Datum  apud  Warkenaby,  a0.  51  Edw.  3. 


BEAUMES. 

D'n's  Robertus  de  Beaumes  tenet  capitale  manerium  de  Beumes  in  villa  de  Salt'ia  do 
D'no  comite  Gloverniae,  et  est  de  feodo  de  Lovetot,  q'd  solebat  teneri  de  Nigello  de 
Amoundewile,  et  Nigellus  de  Amondewile  de  D'no  Rege  in  capite,  &c. 

Joh'nes  Gydding  et  Agnes  de  Beumes  vxoi  sua  tenent  mess'  et  duas  virgatas  terra?  cum 
pertin'  per  cartam  redd'  D'no  Rob'to  de  Beaumes,  vjd.  vel  unu  par  calcarior'  deaura- 
tor',  &c. 

Item,  Rob'tus  fili'  Galfridi  de  Beumes  tenet  unam  virgatam  terra)  redd'  unam  libram 
piperis,  &c. 


78 


VISITATION  OF 


Robertus  de  Beaumes  qui  tenuit  in  capite  maneriu  de  Sautre  de  Ric'o  de  Clare  comite 
Gloucestr'  et  Hertf.  obijt  a0.  47  H.  3. 
Inquiss'  in  fine  Bundelli,  N°.  34.  =y= 

I  1 

Rogerus  de  Beaumeys,  fili  et  hseres,  set.  40  annor'  a0.  47  H.  3. 

r  ;  J 

Jacobus  de  Beaumeys  unus  co'militonu  Regis  Edwardi  primi  in  guerra  ScotiaB  et  fuit  de 

comit'  Huntingdoniae. 

r  7 

Reginaldus  de  Beaumeys  tenet  feodum  uni'  militis,  &c.  in  Sautre  et  Pappeworth 
8  Edw.  2  et  11  Edw.  2. 


MOYNE. 

Pateat  Vniversis  q'd  Ego  Thomas  de  Crimplesham  et  Roesia  Springaut  de  Vpwood 
dedim',  &c.  D'no  Will'o  le  Moyne  de  Rauele  unii  messuagiu  cu  toto  crofto  adjacente 
et  prato  de  Rauele  q'd  WilPm'  de  Stotfold  aliquando  tenuit,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  D'no 
Waltero  de  Wassingele,  D'no  Rob'to  de  Beaumis,  D'no  Joh'e  de  Longauill,  D'no  Simone 
de  Copmanford,  Thoma  de  Beynuill,  Rob'to  de  "Walton,  Joh'e  de  Claris  Vallibus,  Joh'e  de 
Ravele  et  aliis. 

Anno  regni  Regis  Edwardi  filij  Regis  Henrici  25t0,  &c.  inter  ven'abilem  p'rem  Joh'em 
de  Sautre  Dei  gra'  Abbatem  de  Ramess'  ex  parte  una,  et  Willielmii  filiu  Will'  le  Moygne 
de  Magna  Rauele  ex  altera,  &c.  super  quadam  exactione  quam  p'd'c'us  D'n's  Abbas  de 
Ramesey  exigebat  a  p'd'c'o  Will'o  filio  Will'i  le  Moigne,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  D'no  Joh'e 
de  Deene  milite,  Will'o  de  Wassingele  sen',  Joh'e  de  Cleruaus,  D'no  Joh'e  de  Wistowe 
rectore  eccl'iffl  de  Craunfeld,  Will'o  de  Rauele,  Ranulpho  de  Cleruals,  Alano  d'co  Coquo, 
et  alijs. 

D'n's  Will'm'  le  Moyne  tenet  man'iu  de  Salteria  le  Moyne  de  Abbate  de  Ramesey,  et 
D'n's  Abbas  de  D'no  Rege  in  capite. 


80 


VISITATION  OF 


r1 

Richardus  =pFrancisca, 


Cromwell, 
al's  Wil- 
liams miles, 
de  Hinchin- 
broke  in 
com.  Hunt. 


6. 

Ro-=r=Maria, 


filia  J  oh 'is 
Myrffyn, 
militis,  et  al- 
dermanni 
London,  filij 
Tho. 


r  .1 

Fran-  Henricus1 

ciscus  Cromwell 
Crom-    de  Hin- 
well  de  chin- 
Hem-    brooke  in 
ingford  comit' 
in  com.  Hunting- 
donise, 
miles,  1. 
filius  et 
hseres. 
Sepultus 
24  Janua- 
rij,  1603, 
nockde  duxit 
Hem-     etiam  filia 


Hunt. 

duxit 

Marga- 

reta, 

filia. 

Henr' 

Man- 


mg- 
ford, 


Weekes, 
qui  por- 
tavit  B. 
a  lion 
ramp, 
chequy, 
A.  and  G. 


1 

Henricus 
Cromwell, 
filius  et 
hseres 
Francisci. 


Elizabetha,=p01iverus  Cromwell, 


filia  Tho- 
mse  Brom- 
ley, mil', 
Cancellarij 
Anglian. 


miles, filius  et  ha3res, 
de  Hinchinbrooke 
in  com.  Huntingd', 
jam  superstes,  anno 
1613. 


:. . . .  re- 
licta  Hora- 
tij  Palavi- 
cini,  mili- 
tis, Itali. 


HenricusCrom-: 
well  de  Up  wood 
in  com.  Hunt- 
ingdonia3, 3  fili', 
jam  superstes 
1613. 


:Margareta, 
filia  Thomse 
Wynde  de 
South  Wot- 
ton  in  com. 
Norff. 


Henricus  Crom-—. . . .  filia 
well,  filius  et  Horatij 
hseres.  Palavicini. 


....  uxor  Palavi-  Richardus  Cromwell,  filius  et  hseres 
cini,  fratris  uxoris  apparens,  setatis  10  annor'  et  amplius 
p'd'c'i  Henrici.  t'p'e  hujus  Visitationis. 


H.  CROMWELL. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


81 


BROUGHTON. 


Broughton  de  Broughton  Tower  in  com.  Lancastr'. 


Robertus  Broughton,  armiger,  fratt 
Thomse  Broughton  militis. 


Tho.  Broughton  de  Broughton  in  com. 
Lancastr',  miles,  occisus  in  proelio  apud 
Stoke,  t'p'e  H.  7. 

i  

Richard'  Broughton,  Alius  et  hseres  Rob'ti.^pJohanna,  filia  Massey   de  com. 

I  Lancastr'. 


1.  Ricardus  - 
Broughton 
de  com.  Staff, 
et  ibi  vixit. 


I — I — I 

. .  . .  Alius  et  hseres. 

Elizabetha,  uxor 
Georgij  James  de 
Braiston   in  com. 
Derb. 

Margareta. 


3.  Edmudus: 
Broughton 
de  Stukeley 
Magna  et  de 
Godman- 
chester  in 
com.  Hunt. 
3  Alius. 


Constantia,  f. 
Edvv.  Rowse  de 
Badingh'm  in 
com.  Suff.  et 
Christianse, 
uxoris  ejus  filise 
Stoner, 
sororis  Walteri 
Stonerde  Stoner 
in  com.  Oxon, 
militis. 


 1 

2.  Marcus 
Broughton  de 
Seton  in  comit' 
Rutlandise. 
r~ 


....  filia  

Dudley  de 
Chapton  in 
comit'  North't. 


Richardus  Broughton  de  Seton  in 
com.  Rutlandise,  jam  superstes 
1613. 

Elizabetha,  vx.  Laurentij  Tor- 
kington  de  Stukeley  in  com. 
Hunt. 


1.  Phi-  = 
lippus 
Brough- 
ton de 
comitatu 
Staf- 
fordise. 


2.  Maria,  Alia= 

-Edmund-  = 

pi.  Jo- 

Alia 

Hfifri'  Bur- 

us  Brough- 

hanna, 

dettdeBram- 

ton  de 

f.  Will'- 

Al- ' 

cott  in  com. 

Godman- 

mi  Kem- 

dridge 

Warr.  et  Su- 

chester 

ble  de 

de 

sanna?,  Alise 

in  com. 

Wedhill 

com. 

Tho.  Engle- 

Hunt,  jam 

in  com. 

Leic. 

feild  militis, 

superstes 

Wiltess. 

de  Englefeild 

1613. 

vx.  pri- 

in com.  Berk. 

ma. 

vx.  2. 

 nr  ~r  I  I  I  I  I 

Will'm's, 
Lauretius, 
Thomas, 

Willi'm',  obierut  s.  p. 
Dorothea,  nupt'  Rob'to  Stibbing 

de  Cantio,  jam  de  com.  Bedf. 
Johanna,  vx.  Henr'  Croftes  de 

Godmanchester. 
Anna,  vx.  Ric'i  Stephenson  de 

Godmanchester. 
Eliz.  ob.  s.  p. 
Christiana,  vx. 

com.  Lincoln. 


Lilly  de 


2.  Anna  Alia,  set. 
6  annor'. 


Edmundus,  Alius  et  hseres,  set.  12 
annor'  et  amplius,  a0.  1613. 


Margareta  filia,  ivt. 
3  4  annor'. 


ED.  BROUGHTON. 


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VISITATION  OE 


If  EX  CHARTIS  ET  EVIDENTIJS  THOM^  BRUDENELL  DE  DEEN,  MILITIS 

ET  BARONETTI. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Petrus  Esscudemore  miles,  dedi,  &c.  Waltero  Eskudemore  nepoti 
meo  pro  servicio  suo  totum  manerium  meu  de  Vptone,  &c.  et  cum  tota  terra  mea  de 
Norigge,  Tholnestone  cum  bosco  meo  de  Clerwode  et  cum  bosco  meo  Norigge  quem 
boscum  D'n's  Godefridus  Eskudemore  pater  meus  emit  de  Huberto  Huse  de  Stapleford, 
&c.  Hijs  testibus,  Dominis  Ric'o  de  Combe  vie'  Wiltess',  Ric'o  de  Coleshull,  Waltero  de 
Pauely,  Rob'to  de  Wernon,  Joh'e  de  Kingeston,  Ph'o  Strugg'  militibus,  Warino  Man- 
duytt,  Nich'o  de  la  Mare,  Ric'o  Dansy,  Nich'o  Malemeyns,  Waltero  de  p'reo,  Rob'to 
Plokenet,  Simone  Colston  et  alijs. 


Sciant  p'ntes,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Rob'tus  Hereman  de  Northton  Escudemore,  dedi,  concessi, 
&c.  Waltero  Escudemore,  D'no  de  Upton,  et  hseredib3  suis  totum  tenements  meu  cum 
tota  terra,  &c.  quam  habui  de  Domino  Petro  Escudemor',  in  villa  et  campis  de  Northton 
Escudemor,  &c.  Hijs  testib3,  Waltero  de  Pauely,  Warino  Maudut,  Rob'to  de  Vernun, 
Reginaldo  de  S'c'o  Martino,  Joh'e  de  Yngham,  Joh'e  de  Kingeston  militib3,  Walt'o  de 
Parco,  Nicolao  Malemains,  Nich'o  de  la  Mare,  Rob'to  Cole  de  Doninton,  Rob'to  Gocelin', 
Rob'to  Swoting  et  multis  alijs. 

A0.  10  Edw.  2.  Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Walterus  Escudemor',  D'n's  de  Upton  Skyde- 
mor,  tradidi,  concessi,  &c.  Will'o  Styward  fiP  Nich'i  Styward,  AliciaB  vxori  ejus,  et  Petro 
filio  eor',  unam  placeam  terrae  in  Upton  Skydemor',  et  duas  acras  terrse  arabilis  cum  pertin' 
in  Vpton,  &c.    Hijs  testibus,  Nich'o  Malemains,  Joh'e  Styward,  Joh'e  Colston,  Joh'e 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613.  83 

Bastard,  Rogero  Styward  et  alija.  Dat'  apud  Skydemore  a".  10  Edwardi  filij  Eteris 
Edwardi. 


A°.  19  Edw.  3.  Omnibus,  &c.  Walterus*  Escudemor  filiua  et  hares  D'ni  Petri 
Escudemor  militis  salutem.  Nov'itis  me  dedisse,  &c.  Mericise  de  Saltune  Borori  Julian;,, 
uxoris  Rob'ti  Halyman  de  Tholneston,  8  solid1  et  4  denar'  annui  redditua  de  uno  mess1 
cum  curtilagio,  crofta  et  terr'  in  Norrig' et  Tholneston,  q'd  Johan'es  Wilct  de  me  t.-n.-t 
ad  terminu  vitse,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Waltero  de  p'rco,  Joh'e  Colston,  Jo.  de  p'rco,  Edw0. 
Styward,  W°.  Fraunkelin  et  alijs  multis.    Dat'  apud  Upton  Skudemore  a0.  19  Edw .  3. 

Pateat  vniv'sis,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Walterus  Escudamore,  D'n's  de  Upton,  miles  dedi,  &c. 
Joh'i  Wyeth  de  Upton,  totum  illud  messuagiu,  &c.  et  crofta  in  campo  qui  vocat*  Garston, 
&c.  Hijs  testibus,  Walt'o  de  Parco,  Joh'ne  Fraunkelin,  Joh'e  Colston  et  alijs.  Dat' 
apud  Vpton  Skudemore  a0.  22  Edw.  3. 

Pateat  vniv'sis  me  Will'm  Hankey  cl'ic'm  ordinasse,  &c.  dilectos  mihi  Henr'  de  Bris- 
sele,  Joh'  em  de  Assheford  et  Thomam  de  Cressingham  attorn'  meos  ad  deliberandi!  noie 
meo  seisinam  D'no  Petro  Escydemore  militi,  et  Johanna?  uxorisuoe,  et  haered'  suis  de  uno 
tenemento  cu  pertin'  in  Martelane  in  parochia  de  Berkingchirche  in  civitate  London, 
&c.    Dat'  apud  London  27  Aprilis  a0.  43  Edw.  3. 

A  tous  iceux,  &c.  Piers  de  Skydemor  chivaler,  Seignr  de  Vpton,  &c.  Sachet'  moi 
auer  graunte  a  Robert  Coumbe  de  Frome  tou3  le3  pastures  de  une  place  q'  est  appele 
Odyngdon,  dein^  mon  seign'ie  de  Vpton,  &c.    Donne  a  Upton  43  Edw.  3. 

6  R.  2.  Ceste  endenture  faict  entre  dame  Joh'ne  q'  fust  la  fem'e  a  Pieris  Escudamor 
ch'l'r,  et  Kat'ine  sa  file  d'une  p't,  et  Thomas  Reynes  et  Johan  son  fitz  ch'l'r  d'autr'  part. 
Tesmoigne  q'  la  dite  dame  Joh'ne  ad  grante  q'  le  dit  John  esposera  Katerine  sa  file,  &c. 
et  le  dit  Thomas  ad  graunte  a  donner  a  dit  Johan  et  Katerine,  et  a  le3  heyres  q'  le  dit 
Joen  engendra,  &c.  les  manoirs  de  Clifton  &  Nowentone,  &c.  Donne  a  Clifton  auaunt 
dit  en  Pan  de  reigne  n're  seign'  le  Roy  Richard  le  secunde  puys  la  Conqueste  sisme. 

Sciant,  &c.  quod  Ego  Rob'tus  de  Borard  dedi,  concessi,  &c.  Rad'o  de  Reynes  nepoti 
meo  totu  tenements  meum  q'd  habui  in  Rusteshale,  cu  homag'  et  redditibus,  &c.  Hijs 
testibus,  D'no  Rogero  de  Tyringham,  D'no  Amarico  de  Nodarijs,  D'no  Rob'to  de  Sees 
militibus,  W°.  de  Elnay,  Roberto  de  Hekenay,  Tho.  de  Reynes,  Rob'to  de  Lathebyry  et 
alijs.    Dat'  apud  Clyfton,  24  Edw.  1. 

Pateat  univ'sis,  &c.  me  Thomam  Reynes  D'n'm  de  Vpton  Escudemor  attornasse  el  in 
loco  meo  posuisse  dil'c'os  mihi  in  Xp'to  Joh'em  Osberne  et  alios  veros  attornatos  meos  ad 
delib'andum  plenam  seisinam  noie  meo  Joh'i  Reynes  patri  meo,  Rad'o  Reynes  el  alijs  in 


84 


VISITATION  OF 


omnibus  dominijs,  man',  terr'  et  ten'  in  com.  Wiltess',  South't',  Hertford,  et  Buck',  &c. 
Dat'  apud  Teringham,  a0.  4  H.  5. 


Sciant  p'ntes,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Joh'es  Reynes  miles,  dedi,  &c.  Joh'i  Baysham  clerico,  Joh'i 
James  de  Olney  et  Henr'  Hertwell,  lueredib3  et  assignatis  suis,  oia  man'ia,  d'ni'a  terr', 
ten'  &c.  in  comitat'  Wiltess',  Suth't,  et  Som'ss',  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Joh'e  Osberne,  Joh'e 
Billingdon,  Rogero  Sherewyn,  Rob'to  Richard,  Edwardo  Dyere  et  alijs.  Dat'  apud 
Vpton  Escudemore  10  Octobris,  an0.  9  H.  5. 


Omnibus,  &c.  Joh'es  Turvey  de  North  Crowley  in  com.  Buck',  sal't'm,  &c.  Noue- 
ritis  me  dedisse,  &c.  Joh'i  de  Reynes  militi  et  Aliciae  vxori  ejus  et  hsered'  ip'ius  Alicia? 
totum  jus,  &c.  quse  h'eo  in  man'io  de  Upton  Escudemour  iuxta  Wermenstre  in  com. 
Wiltess'  necnon  o'ib^  terr'  et  ten'  cum  pertin'  in  Upton,  Weminstre,  Hardenhuysche, 
Rusteshale,  et  Tholneston  in  com.  p'd',  &c.  Hijs  testibj,  W°.  Westbury,  W°.  Fynderne, 
Walt'o  Fitz-Richard,  Jo.  Olney,  Jo.  Pavelegh'  et  alijs.    Dat'  19  Maij,  a°.  10  H.  5. 

Omnibus  Xp'i  fidelibus,  &c.  Joh'es  Reynes  miles  et  Alicia  vxor  mea  sal't'm.  Nov'itis 
nos  concessisse,  &c.  Joh'i  de  Westbury  sen',  Will'o  Westbury  filio  suo,  et  Joh'i  West- 


Irrotulatur  in  dorso  Clausar'  /Am 
Cancellar'  Regis  infra  script' 
mense  Novembr'  a0,  predict'.  |[0j 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  L613. 


85 


bury  filio  ejusdem  Will'i,  tota  paaturam  n'ram  in  Upton  Eseudanumr  in  coin.  W'iht— -' 
vocat'  Odyngdon,  &c.    Dat'  a0.  1  H.  6. 

In  an  award  made  the  18.  of  Henry  ye  (5,  betwene  John  Ansty  of  Cambridge  Kent,  ami 
John  Gibon  of  North  Lenne  in  Norff.  gent,  is  thus  found,  that  in  the  27.  yeare  of  King 
Edw.  3.  the  man'  of  Clifton  &c.  was  given  unto  Thomas  Revues  and  Johan  bis  wife; 
the  wch  Thomas  had  issue  John  ;  John  tooke  to  wife  Katherine,  and  bad  issue  by  bcr 
Cecile,  moder  to  Johane,  wife  of  the  said  John  Anstye  ;  and  after  the  decease  of  the  said 
Katherine,  the  said  John  Reynes  tooke  to  wife  Johan,  and  had  issue  by  her  Walter 
Reynes  and  one  Margerie,  moder  of  Margarete  wife  of  the  said  John  Giboun,  &c. 
Wherefore  it  is  decreed  that  the  said  John  Gybon  and  Margaret  his  wife,  and  John 
Ansty  and  Johan  his  wife,  shullen  egally  divide  the  land  betweene  them. 

Ego  Henricus  Strete  de  Melreth  dedi,  &c  Thomse  Reynes  de  Clyfton,  Will'o  Wan- 
desford,  p'sonse  eccFice  de  Clifton,  et  alijs  totum  messuagiii  meii  vocat'  Legat',  cum 
54  acr'  terr'  arab'  et  20  acr'  prati  in  Melreth  et  Meldeburne,  quae  quondam  fuer'  Joh'is 
Haytfeld  de  London  et  Alicise  vxoris  ejus,  &c.    Dat'  apud  Melreth,  a0.  7  H.  7. 


Noverint,  &c.  me  Reginaldum  Strete  relaxasse,  &c.  Tho.  Turgeys,  &c.  totum  jus 
meum  et  clameu  qua?  unquam  habui,  h'eo,  &c.  in  o'ib3  terris,  &c.  qua;  fuerunt  Will'i 
Strete  in  campis  et  villis  de  Melreth  et  Meldeburne.  Dat'  20  Decembr',  a0,  r.  r.  II.  6, 
post  Conquestum  vndecimo. 

Sciant  p'n'tes,  &c.  q'd  nos  Rogerus  Salesburye,  Will'mus  Herteshorne,  Rob'tus  Rufford 
armigeri,  Joh'es  Fitz-Geffry  gentilman.  et  Joh'es  Worsle  gentillman,  tradidimus  et  con- 
cessimus,  &c.  Joh'i  Taylard  gentilman  man'ia  n'ra  de  Brayes  et  Draytones  in  Temes 
forde  in  com.  Bedf.  necnon  oia  aP  terr'  in  Blounham,  Sondey,  Beeston,  et  Ti-misford 
p'dict'  ad  terminii  vita?  suai.  Et  post  decessu  ejus  remaneat  Margaretee,  (ilia-  et  haeredi 
d'ei  Joh'is  Taylard  et  Elizabethas  nuper  vxoris  suae,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Jo.  Dale  armi 
gero,  Rogero  Hunte  armig'o,  Johanne  Laurence  gentillman  et  alijs.  Dat"  apud  Temis 
ford  20  Februarij,  a0.  8  Edw.  4. 


86 


VISITATION  OF 


4  Edw.  4.  The  x.  day  of  June  1464,  Wauter  Tayllard  made  his  will  of  all  lands  and 
ten'ts  in  Gamlinghey,  &c.  First,  to  Margaret  his  wife,  for  terme  of  her  life,  all  her  landes 
of  her  inheritance  in  the  same  town,  and  after  her  decease  to  his  sonne  William  ;  the 
remainder  to  John  his  brother  ;  the  remaynder  to  Thomas  theyre  brother  ;  the  remaynder, 
for  want  of  issue  of  Thomas,  to  Emme,  Katherine,  Elizabeth,  and  Elionor,  daughters  of 
the  said  Waut'  Taylard  ;  and  for  lack  of  issue  of  them,  the  remaynder  to  my  right  heyres 
and  of  my  wife's,  and  to  the  right  heyres  of  William  Chapell,  my  wife's  grandfather,  &c. 
Dat'  ut  supa. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Edwardus  Brampton  armiger  dedi,  &c.  Joh'i  Hudleston  militi  et 
Johannse  vxori  ejus,  Will'o  Taillard  et  Elizabeth  vxori  ejus,  et  Georgio  Perepoint,  totum 
statum  meum  de  man'io  de  Staketherne,  al's  Statherne,  cum  p'tin'  in  com.  Leic',  red- 
dendo mihi  annuatim  lxs.  in  festo  Sancti  Martini  in  Yeme,  in  eccl'ia  SVi  Pauli,  Lon- 
don, in  quadam  capella  vocat'  Le  Rode  de  Northdore,  &c.    Dat'  1  Martij,  a°.  1  R.  3. 

5  H.  7.  15  die  Septembris,  a0.  D'ni  1490,  Ego  Thomas  Taylard  cl'icus  condo  testa- 
ments meu,  &c.  Item  lego  Thomse  filio  WilPi  Taylard  portiforiii  meum  et  Scotum  super 
primfi  et  quartu  sentential.  Item  lego  Umfrido  filio  Joh'is  Taylard  unu  salt'  coop'tu, 
&c.    Dat'  ap'd  Northyell,  die  et  anno  supadVis. 

Giulielmus  Taylard  vicecomes  Cantabrigise  et  Hunt,  ex  billa  5  H.  7,  fuit  vicecomes 
4  Edw.  4. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I >.  Kilo. 


87 


TAYLARDE,  &c. 


Guilielm's  Chapell 
de  Gamlingay  in 
comit'  Cantebr. 


i 

Guilielmus 
Chapell  de 
Gamlin- 
gaye,  Alius 
Will'i. 


Walterus 
Taylard 
de  Wrast- 
ling- 
worth  in 
com.  Bed- 
fordise. 


Godfridus 
Escude- 
more  de 
Upton  Es- 
cudemore 
in  com. 
Wiltess' 
miles. 


Sr  Simon  Bor-=pHawisia  de 
rarde  knight,  Wrocksale, 
lord  of  Clifton    vxor  ejus, 
in  com.  Buck, 
Ockley  in  com. 
Bedf.  et  Sta- 
therne  in  com. 
Leic. 

I  

Elizabe-=pSr  Simon  =pMargaret,  daughter  to  Sr 
tha,uxor  Borrarde,  Asceline  Sydenham,  lord 
prima.  knight,  of  Tichm'she,  or  Tich- 
sonne  and  marche,  to  which  Mar- 
heyre.  garet  was  given  p'cell 
I  1  of  ye  said  manor  in  North- 

Simon  Borard,  ob.  amptonshire. 
ante  p'rem  s.  p. 


— I 

Guili- 
elmus 
Cha- 
pell, 
de 

Gam- 
lin- 

filius 
et 

haeres. 


Pe-  T=Joan- 


trus 

Escu- 

da- 


more, 
miles. 


Thomas 

-p-Joane, 

Riear- 

Raynes. 

1 1  *  'V IV 

dusQor- 

to  her 

rarde, 

bre- 

ob.s. p. 

thren, 

Asceline, 

and  da 

Bor- 

to Si- 

rarde, 

mon. 

oh.  s.  p. 

Rober- 

ta- »or 

rarde, 

88 


VISITATION  OF 


Wal-=pMar- 

ga- 
reta, 
filia 
et 

hseres 
Wm. 
Cha- 
pell. 


Radulfus  Raynes,  D'n's  de  Clifton  Okley-j-Amabilia,  filia  Ric'i  Chamberleyne, 


et  Statherne 
jure  matris. 


et  p'tis   de  Tichmarche, 


militis.    G.  a  \  or,  entr'  3  *, 


Thomas  Reynes,  miles.  He  lieth=pCecilia, 
buried  crosse-legged  at  Clifton.  ! 


filia 


. . .  Tiringham  de  Tiringham 
in  com.  Buck'. 


Thomas  Reynes,  miles,  sepultus  apud  Clifton.-f-Johanna  Seyton,  vxor  ejus. 

!__,  r  L_,  

Catherine,  fil.=F2.  Johannes  Reynes,  miles, 


et  haeres  Pe- 
tri Escude- 
mor,  militis, 
ux.  1. 


habuit  3  uxores;  fuit  2 
filius;  duxit  in  tertiam 
vxorem  Alicia  Hartwell. 


Thomas  Reynes,  ob. 

 1  

[Ienricus=FCecilia, 
filia  Jo. 
Reynes, 
militis, 
et  hseres 
fratru. 


:Joanna 
Betby, 
ux  2da. 


Thomas 
Reynes, 
ob.  s.  p. 


Ricardus: 
Raynes, 
3  filius. 


P 

— n  1 

Thomas, 
ob.  s.  p. 
Dionisi', 
s.  p. 


Walterus  Reynes, 
ob.  s.  p. 

Margery  Reynes, 
married  to  .... 
Brandon. 


I  

Thomas: 
Reynes. 


I  

Rober-=FMar-  =FRo- 
tus 

Gib  on,  reta 
1  ma-  Bran 
don 


filia 


Mali- 
very. 


filia 


Froike. 


ritus. 


I  

Rober- 


I  

Geor- 


gerus 
Pier- 
pont, 
2  ma- 
ritus. 

Mar- 


Thomas  =F 
ReyiK 


filia 


tus 

gius 

ge- 

Gibon, 

Pier- 

ria, 

ob. 

pont, 

ob. 

s.  p. 

ob. 

s.  p 

s.  p. 

Brough- 
ton. 


Ricard'=pMatil- 
dis, 
filia 


Reynes. 


Boothe. 


r  !  -i 

Emma,  nupt'  Joh  i 

1  ! 

Eleonora. 

1 

Johan-  - 

pAnna, 

i  l 

Will'm's=pEliza- 

Dale.    G.  a  swan 

Thomas 

nes  Tay- 

filia Ja. 

Taylard 

betha, 

arg.  17  E.  4. 

Taylard, 

lard, 

Durem, 

de  Dod- 

filia  et 

Elizabetha. 

sacrae 

D'n's  de 

uni* 

ington 

una 

Catherina,  nupta 

theolo- 

Potton 

Baron  u 

in  com. 

co- 

Joh'i  Calcott,  ar. 

gian  doc- 

Wares- 

de 

Hunt. 

hse- 

Arg.  a  fesse  B. 

tor  et 

ley,  2 

S'cc'io. 

et  ibi 

redii. 

frettye   or,  entr' 

p'sbiter. 

filius. 

sepultus. 

3  cinquefoyles  G. 

I  I 

Johanna,  alt'a  filia  et 
unacohser',  nupta  W°. 
Alington  de  Hors- 
heath  in  com.  Can- 
tebr  ob.  s  p. 

Maria,  una  filiar'  et 
cohser*  nupta  Henr' 
Langley,  sed  ob.  s.  p. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613.  89 


I — I — I  

I   I  I 
Rogerus  Tay- 
lard  de  Pot- 
ton. 

Humfr'us. 
Filia  nupta 
....  Barnes. 


Walterus  Tay-: 
lard  de  Doding- 
ton,  sepultus  in 
Le  Temple 
churche  in  Lon- 
don. 


: Alicia,  filia  et 
coheres  Ro- 
b'ti  Forster 
de  London, 
sepulta  apud 
Dodington. 


Will's  Taylar 
utriusq'  Juris 
Doctor.  pci>oi 
de  Offord  et  i 

SCpultUS. 


I  

Laurentius  Taylard,  miles,  sepult'-p-Margareta, 
apud  Dodington,  duxit  in  2dam    f.  Edmundi 
uxore  Dorothea  Robertus  relictam  Mordaunt, 
Horde.  ar. 


Will'm'  Taylard  de 
Dodington,  q'  duxit 
Agnetam  Wyatt,  et 
obijt  s.  p. 


Egidius  Tay- 
lard, sepult' 
ap'd  Doding- 
ton, 3  filius. 


:. .  . .  filia  et 
ha?res .... 
Stukeleydo 
Stukeley  in 
com.  J  hint. 


r 

1    I   1    1    1  -i 

"I  ll 

n — 

Galfrid-=p  ¥ 

Jana, 

3.WhTm'- 

Maria. 

Egi- 

Rob'- 

us  Tay- 

Christiana, 

ux. 

Taylard, 

Margar'. 

dius 

tus- 

lard,  ob. 

f.  et  sola 

Ric'i 

de  Up- 

Francisca. 

Tay- 

Tay- 

ante 

hseres  Jo- 

Clif- 

wood , 

Will'm'. 

lard, 

lard. 

p'rem, 

h'is  Lew- 

ton, 

duxit. .  . . 

Philipp'. 
Joh'nes. 

4 

Anna 

sepult' 

ston  et 

ma- 

filia,  .... 

filius, 

Tay- 

in ec- 

hajres  ma- 

tris 

Druell  de 

Nich'us. 

duxit 

lard. 

cl'ia  de 

tris  in  ma- 

Ger- 

(redding 

Francisc'. 

Ockley 

n'io  de 

vasij 

in  com. 

Thomas. 

filiam 

in  com. 

Manston  in 

Clif- 

Hunt. =p 

Edmiidus. 

Bedf. 

com.  Dorss. 

ton. 

1 

Pynder. 

 i 

-jWilli-^pPhi- 

Jelm' 

lippa, 

/  Lew- 

filia  et 

/  ston 

co- 

'  de 

hares 

Lew- 

Ric'i 

ston 

1'cn- 

in 

char- 

com. 

den. 

Dorss. 

Rob'tus  Brude-: 
nell,  ar.  ob.  4 
Julij,  1599,  se- 
pult' apud 
Deene. 


Cathe- 

rina, 

filia  et 

hseres 

unica 

patris  et 

avi. 


Lauren- 

tius  Tay 
lard  de 
Upwood 


, .  filia 


Judde. 


Robertus 
Taylard. 


I  

Edwardui- 
Lewsoii 

de  Lew- 


Will'm's 
Taylard. 


Elizabe- 
tha. 


Thomas  Brudenell,: 
miles  et  baronet- 
tus,  D'n's  de  Deene 
et  Dodington,  jam 
superstes  1613. 

I  

Rob'tus,  filius  et  hseres, 
natus  5  Martij  1607,  a0. 
5t0  R.  Jacobi. 


:Maria,  Will's,  2 

f.  Tho.  fili',  ob. 

Tres-  12  Nov. 

ham,  1606. 
militis. 


Joh'es,  Christiana,  nupta  Alex'o 
3  fil.     Thorold,  filio  Edmundi 
Thorold   de   Hogh  in 
com.  Lincoln,  militis. 


:J  oanna, 
fil. 

Gilb't' 

de 

<  'omp- 
ton  in 
corn . 
1  )orss. 


Joha 
nes 
Lew- 
ston. 


n—r-Radegui- 
et  hffirei 
Poxwell 
Manston 
Dorss. 


ia,fili 


— n 

Edmund',  2  filius. 
Edwardus,  3  filius. 


Christiana,  sola  filia  et  haires,  nupta  Galfrido 
Taylard,  filio  et  hocredi  Laurentij  Taylard. 

THO.  BRUDENELL. 


CAMD.  SOC. 


90 


VISITATION  OF 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  nos  Joh'es  Don  miles,  RobY  Knight  cPic*  et  Wms  Halgh,  authoritate 
et  vigore  cujusdam  judicij  et  decreti  in  Cancellario  D'ni  Regis  nunc  exhibit',  feoffauim', 
&c.  Elizabeth'  vxori  Will'i  Taylard  sorori  et  haeredi  Johannse  nup'  uxoris  Will'mi  Aling- 
ton  militis  defuncti,  man'iii  sive  grangiu  nuncupatum  Burden  Grange  in  com.  Cantebr'. 
Dat'  vltimo  die  Junij,  a0.  9  H.  7. 

This  endenture,  made  the  6  day  of  July,  a0.  13  H.  7,  betweene  Walter  Taylard  of  the 
county  of  Huntingdon  gentyllman,  and  Alice  his  wife,  the  elder  daughter  and  heyre  of 
Rob't  Forster,  late  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  now  deceased,  on  the  one  partye,  and 
John  Brounsope  of  the  county  of  Dorss.  gentilman,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  the  other  of  the 
daughters  and  heyre  of  the  same  Robert,  of  the  other  partie,  an  Agreement  betweene  the 
heyres  for  div'se  messuages  or  houses  in  London. 

Robertus  Forster,  civis  et  grocerus  London.=p. . 

Walterus  Taylard  de— Alicia,  una  filiar'    Agnes,  altera  nlia=Johannes  Brounsope  de 
com.  Hunt,  gen.'        et  cohseredum.  et  cohseres.  comitat'  Dorss.  gen'. 

20  H.  7.  The  22  day  of  September  1505,  I,  William  Taylard,  of  Dodington,  in 
com.  Hunt,  gentylman,  do  make  my  last  will  and  testament  in  this  wise,  &c.  my  body  to 
be  buried  in  the  parish  churche  of  Dodington  in  the  chapell  of  S*.  Katherin,  in  the  north 
side  ;  also  I  will  that  Elizabeth  my  wife  have  all  my  houshould  stuff,  &c.  and  all  my 
purchased  land  in  Dodington,  Bukeden,  and  Southoo  ;  the  remaynder  to  William,  sonne 
of  Walter  Taylard,  and  for  default  of  issue  of  him,  to  Laurence  his  brother ;  the  remayn- 
der to  Giles  his  brother,  and  for  default  of  such  issue,  to  John  Taylard;  and  for  default  of 
issue  of  him,  the  remaynder  to  Doctor  William  Taylard  ;  and  for  want  of  issue  of  the  said 
William,  the  remaynder  to  Mary  Penycokke,  Jaine  Stinley,  Anne  Wauton,  Agnes  Bur- 
gein,  and  Jaine  Taylard  ;  and  for  default  of  issue  of  them,  to  John  Taylarde  my  brother ; 
and  for  default  of  issue  of  him ,  the  remaynder  thereof  to  the  right  heyres  of  me  the  said 
William.  Also  I  will  that  my  sonne  John  Taylard  have  all  my  lands,  tents,  &c.  in  the 
towne  and  feildes  of  High  Weston.  Also  I  will  yl  Lawrence  Taylard  have  my  plate,  wth 
all  my  landes  and  ten'tes  in  little  Paxton  ;  and  for  default  of  issue  of  ye  said  Laurence, 
the  remaynder  to  Gylis  Taylard  his  brother,  &c.  I  ordeyne  my  executors  the  said  Eliza- 
beth my  wife,  my  sonne  Doctor  WiU'm  Taylard,  and  my  son  John  Taylard.  Witness 
hereof,  Tho.  Wawton  gentilman,  M.  Hugh  Garnett,  Tho.  Harry,  Agnes  Burgoyn,  and 
John  Taylard,  with  div'se  other  of  my  howshould.    Dat'  vt  sup*. 

Indentura  inter  Wm.  Wardall  Mag'r'm  sive  Custodem  Aulse  s'c'ge  Katherinaj  Cantabr. 
et  Elizabeth'  Taylard  viduam,  nuper  vxorem  Will'i  Taylard  de  Duddington  in  com.  Hunt, 
armigeri,  Will'mum  Taylard  cl'ic'm  et  Joh'em  Taylard,  filios  p'd'c'i  Will'i  Taylard  armi- 
geri  et  Elizabeths,  ac  coexecutores  testamenti  p'd'c'i  Will'i  Taylard  ar.  &c.  pro  cn.  dat' 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


9] 


per  eundem  Will'm'  Taylard  armigeru  Auhc  s'c'aj  Katherinee  p'dVfle  in  Cambridge. 
Dat'  a°.  1505  et  21  H.  7. 

4  H.  8.  Anno  D'ni  1513,  30  of  Marche/l,  Alys  Taylard,  widowe,  ordcyno  my  last 
will  and  testament  in  mann1  following,  &c.  my  body  to  be  buried  in  the  church e  of  8*. 
Laurence  in  Dodington.  I  will  also  that  all  my  landes  and  ten'tes  in  London  lie  in  Lfindini; 
of  my  brother  Mr.  Willia  Taylard,  doctor,  for  16  yeares,  to  tlfe  entent  he  shall  bring  up 
my  twoo  children,  Laurence  and  Giles,  &c.    Dat.  ut  supa. 

19  H.  8.  The  10  day  of  September,  A0.  D'ni  1528,  I,  John  Taylard,  of  Upwood, 
gentilman,  make  my  last  will,  &c.  my  body  to  be  buried  in  the  churche  of  Upwood,  at 
the  corner  by  the  aultar,  &c.  ;  to  Alys  my  wife  all  my  londs  in  Helleweston,  &c.  ;  and 
I  ordeyne  my  executors  my  brother,  Doctor  William  Taylard,  and  Anthony  Malory,  Ls<[ 
&c.    Dat'  die  et  anno  supadVo. 

An  indenture  betweene  Gyles  Taylard  of  Dydington  in  com.  Hunt.  gent,  one  of  the 
sonnes  of  Dame  Alys  Taylard  widow,  deceased,  on  the  one  partie,  and  Rowland  Hill, 
citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  on  the  other  partie,  for  the  parsonage  and  tenemcntes  in 
the  parish  of  S*.  Stephen's  in  Walbrooke,  London.    Dat"  1530,  a0.  22  H.  8. 

Omnibus,  &c.  Laurentius  Taylard  armiger,  consanguineus  et  hseres  WiU'i  Taylard 
defuncti,  salt'm.  Sciatis  me  dedisse  Alicise  Taylard  nuper  uxori  Joh'nis  Taylard  de  Upwood 
defuncti  quadam  annuitatem,  &c.  411.  exeunt'  de  messuagijs  et  ten'  meis  in  villa  de  Up- 
wood, ad  terminu  vitse,  &c.    Dat'  4  Martij,  a0.  22  H.  8. 


92 


VISITATION  OF 


ROOK 


Joh'nes  Rooe  de  Stratford  in  com.  Suffolcia3.=pAnna  uxor  ejus. 


Guilielmus  Rooe=pAnna,    filia  Guili- 


de  Conington  in 
com.  Hunt.  cPi- 
cus,  primus  Alius. 


elmi  Lott  de  New- 
thorpein  com.  Ebor. 
in  parochia  de  Sher- 
borne. 


\  l 

Johanna,  nupta  ....  Cres- 
well  de  Stratford  in  Suff. 

Anna,  nupta  ....  Palmer 
de  Stratford  in  Suff. 


RobertusT= . 
Rooe,  2 
Alius. 

I— 1 

filia 


I  —  [— ^  

Lucia,  fil. — Johannes  =pElizabetha. 


....  Al- 
ley de 
Windsor 
in  comit' 
Berk. 


Rooe  de 
Yaxley  in 
com.  Hunt, 
j 

1613. 


fil.  Rob'ti 
Aunger  de 
Comberton 
in  com. 
Cantabri- 


— I— 1  

Jacobus  Rooe, 

ob.  s.  p. 
Will'm', 

aprentici'  in 

London. 


T—r-i 


Theodosia,  nupta  Henrico  Tay- 
lor de  Deene  Thorp  in  com. 
North  V. 
Juditha,  nupta  Thomse  Fauconer 
de  Lutton,  renupta  W°.  Clarke 
de  Lutton. 
Anna. 


Robertus,  fil.  et  ha3res,  setat.  13  annor'  t'p'e  Visitationis. 


 1  

Will'm'. 


 1 

Henric'. 


JOHN  ROOE. 


VISITATION  OF 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


BROWNE. 


A 

Johannes  Browne,  Aldermannus  civitatis  London,  a0. 


Johannes  Browne.   "Willielmus  Browne.   Thomas  Bi 


Joh'nes  Browne, 
ob.  s.  p. 


Edward  Browne  de  Lon- 
don, 2  filius  Thomse. 


:. .  . .  filia  et  ba?res 
....  Sukley  de 
London. 


=Alicia,  f.  Nich'i 
Trappe  de  London. 


Jana,  filia  Andrese 
Jennour  de  Much 
Dunmowe  in  Essex, 
r- 


Henricus  Browne'- 
de  Radwinter  in 
Essex. 

r  J 

^Franciscus  Browne,  de  St.  Ives,1 
in  com.  Hunt,  jam  superstes 
a°.  1613. 


Richardus  Browne, 
ob.  s.  p. 


-Thomasina,  filia  junior  Henr. 
Tyrell  de  Heron  in  Essex,  mili- 
tis. 


1 — I  

Hen.  1. 
Arthur'  2. 
Thomasina. 
Joh'es,  3. 


Edw.  4. 
Alicia. 
Wms,  5. 
Jana. 


— I — r~r 

Antoni1, 
AVeston, 
OhV,  8. 


6. 


I — i — i 

Nich.,  9. 

Grisogood. 

Francisca. 


L1 

Thomas  Browne, : 
filius  et  haeres,  set. 
28  annor'  tempore 
Visitationis  1613. 


:Elizabetha,  filia 
Will 'mi  Strachy 
de  Saffron  Wal- 
den  in  Essex. 


Franciscus,  infans. 


FRANCIS  BROWNE. 


96 


VISITATION  OF 


NAILOUR. 


William  Nailour  of  London," 
Esq.  and  Register  and  one  of 
the  6  Clarkes  of  the  Chauncery. 


-J ana,  filia  Ric'i  Duncombe^Gilbertus  Dethik,  miles, 
de  Moreton,  habuit  in  tertiu  |  Garter  Principalis  Rex 
maritu  Alexandra  Nevill,  ar.  Armor'. 


Elizabeth,  fil.  Tho-=Richardus  Nailour  de  Of- 
mae  Lovell  de  Hart-  ford  Dacy  in  com.  Hunt, 
ford  in  com.  Hunt,    jam  superstes  1613. 


-Catarina,  f.  Roberti 
Heron  de  Godman- 
ch  ester. 


Maria,  nupta  Tho. 
Butler  de  Orwell 
in  com.  Cantebr'. 


__j — !  

Ric'us. 
Elizabeth. 


I — I  

Catarina. 
Maria. 


 1 

Jana. 


Willielm'  Nailour,  fil.  et  hseres,  set. 
15  annor'  t'p'e  Visitationis  1613. 


 1  

Lovell  Nailor,  ob. 
iuvenis. 


RI.  NAILOUR. 


These  armes  and 
crest  were  first  given 
by  William  Harvey, 
Clarenceux,  the  10  of 
January,  1564. 

And  after  confirmed 
by  Robert  Cooke,  Cla- 
renceux, the  30  of  June, 
a°.  9  Elizabeths  Re- 
ginse. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613, 


97 


HERNE. 

Richardus  ITcron  do  Tidenham  * 


Norff.=F. 


Rob'tus  Heron  de  Godrnanchester.t-r-Elizabetha  iilia  Tlionno  Trvcc  do  Godmanohcstor. 


Johannes  Heron-i- Anna  hlia  Simonis 


de  Godmanches- 
ter,  jam  super- 
stes  1613. 


White  de  Hunting- 
don. 


~  i  i  r 
Will's.J 
Trice  Heron. 
Fraciscus. 
Thomas. 


Catarina,  nupta  Ric'o  Nailour§  de 
Oftbrd  Dacy  in  com.  Hunt.  gen*. 

Maria,  ux.  Gatwood  do  com.  C'an- 
tebr\ 


Robertus  filia 


Heron,  fili' 
et  hocres. 


....  Bury 
de  Mildred 
in  com. 
Cantebr'. 


— i— tt  r— n  1 

Will's,  2.  Maria  nupta  Bestneyo  ||  Betts  de  White,  nupta 
Matheus,  3.      Chatres  in  Insula  Elye.  Joh'ni  Mason 

Joh'es,  4.        Anna  nupta  Edwardo  Holen-    do  Homing- 
hedge  de  Kimbolton.  ford. 
Amia. 


Anna,  aitatis  4  annor'  1613,  &  amplius. 


J  HON  HERN 


*  Tibenham.    IIS.  Coll.  Arm.  t  Gormondchostor.  Ibid. 

t  Will's  Heron.    Ibid.  §  Nailor.    Ibid.  II  Bestney.  Ibid. 

H  Heron.  Ibid. 

CAMD.  SOC.  (> 


98 


VISITATION  OF 


*  The  earlier  portion  of  this  Pedigree  is  not  given  in  the  MS.  at  the  Heralds'  College. 
The  Pedigree  in  that  MS.  begins  with  "Thomas  Austrey:"  omitting  the  other  names 
which  are  upon  the  line  with  his,  namely,  William,  Elizabeth,  Raufe,  &c. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


99 


William  Aus-    Elizabeth,    da.  — Thomas  Aus-=p.Ian; 


film 


trey  maried,  to  Wm.  Skipwith  treydeHiehirt 
but  died  1501,  of  Northampton,  in  com.  Hcrtf. 
s.  p.  1  wife. 


Joh'isPigott 
de  Beach- 
ampton. 


Etaufe  Austrey,  died  a  . 
1501. 
Henry. 

Mirgareta,  ob.  1486. 


2.  Thomas  Aus-^Dorothea,  f.  Edwardi 


trey  de  Stoke  in 
com.  Buck. 


Poulter  de  Hichin 
com.  Hertf. 


1.  Radulfus  Austrcy*=^=  Alicia,  f.  Willi  Welfel 
de  Harlacton  in  com.  |        do  com.  Wigorn. 
Bedf.  ob.  1584. 


Willielm'  Austrey,  fili'=. .  . , 
et  hseres,  de  Wavenden 
in  com.  Bedf. 


 1  

Edward' 
Austrey, 
ob.  s.  p. 


Tho.  Austrey  de  Som'sham- 
in  com.  Hunt,  jam  super- 
stes,  a°.  1613. 


=Jana,  filia  Joh'ia 
Brett  de  Som'- 
sham. 


Thomas  Austrey,  filius 
et  hseres,  set.  8  annor' 
et  amplius  1613. 


— r-rn  

Joanna. 

Rad'us,  ob.  s.  p. 
Joh'nes  Austi'ey. 


Elizabetha,  ux. 
Hen.  Chapman 
de  London. 


Maria. 
Dorothea. 


— I — 1 

Francisca, 
Jana. 


THOMAS  ASTRIE. 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Adam  Strangman  de  Kenebauton  capellanus  dedi,  &c.  Joh'i  Bur- 
ton de  Kenebauton,  Will'o  Bernewell  et  Thomae  Grent  de  Stucle  tenements  quod  habui 
ex  dono  D'ni  Thomas  de  Walmesford,  personae  eccl'ise  de  Ken'  &c.  prout  scitatum  est  in 
villa  de  Stuclee.  Hijs  testibus,  Joh'e  Clare,  Joh'e  de  Lestere,  Simone  Trewe,  Rob'to 
Neele,  Joh'e  Stucle,  et  alijs.    Dat.  a0.  8  R.  2. 


A  tous  ceux,  &c.  Humfrey  de  Bohun  Counte  de  Hereford  et  d'Essex,  et  Seign'  de 
Breken',  salu3  &c.  Sache3  nous  en  oeure  de  charite  et  pro  salu  de  n'rc  alme,  &c.  avoir 
donneaPriour  et  Chanonyns  de  Le  Esglise  de  Nostre  Dame  de  Stonle,  &c.  toutea  lea 
terres  et  ten'  q*  fuerunt  tenu3  de  Mounssr  Thomas  de  Bykering  chiualer  a  Werkewelle 
dein3  la  paroche  de  Kynebauton,  &c.  et  fesaunt  as  cheifs  seign'rs  del  fie,  &c.  Teamoignea, 


*  Sr  Raife,  maior  of  London.    MS.  ( '"II.  .  I  „< . 


100 


VISITATION  OF 


Monss1'  Thomas  d'  Engayne,  Monssr  Richard  Waynsco,  chiualers,  Nicolas  Stukle,  Wm. 
Morryn,  Geffrey  de  Drayton  &  autres,  &c.  Donne  a  Chastell  de  Plessy  10  Julij,  a°. 
35  Edw.  3. 


Johannes  Alius  Galfridi  de  Edinton  miles,  dedi  et  relaxaui,  &c.  Jordano  de  Langh'  et 
Cecilia?  vxori  sua?  et  hseredibus  eor'  totum  jus,  Sec.  quod  habui  in  toto  tenemento  illo  q'd 
pater  p'd'c'i  Jordani  quondam  tenuit  in  villa  de  Edintone.  Hijs  testibus,  Galfr'o  de 
Edinton,  Ph'o  Medico,  Rob 'to  Clement,  Will'mo  Eylesmore,  Rob'to  Cole,  Rob'to  Beyun^ 
Adam  Wyleugh',  et  multis  alijs. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1>.  1013. 


LOl 


PULTJ&R. 

John  Poulter*  de  Broughton  in  com. =pJana,  filia  Rob'ti  Bevill  de  Chesterton 
Hunt.  Hunt.  ar. 


Henricus  Poulter*  de=^Francisca,  fil.  Rob'ti  Throckm'ton  de       Thomas.  Rob'tus. 
Broughton.  Wardeboys.  Will'm\ 

_  L_l 

Anna,  filia  Nich'i-p-Rob'tus  Poulter  de  Broughton,  jam  superstes=pAnna  filia  Tho.  Crosse 

Pope,  uxor  2da.       1613,  duxit  Elizabetha,  filiam  Margatts  I  de  Wisbiche. 

|  de  Wistowe. 

r  J   r  J  r  n 

Anna.  Johannes,  films  et  hseres  apares,  oet  21  an.  1613.      Emma.  Jacomina. 

ROBERT  PULTER. 


STONES. 

Johannes  Stones  de  Pidley  in  com.  Hunt.=pMargareta  filia  ....  Overton  de  Som'sham. 
r-  -r  J  1 

Thomas  Stones  de  Pidley  in  Barbara,  nupta  Xp'ofero  Fleete  Anna,  nupta  Ric'o  Prime 
com.  Hunt,  jam  coelebs  1613.        deTev'sham  in  com.  Cant.       de  Thirplowe  in  com. 

Cantebr. 

THO.  STONES. 


KNOWLES. 

Reginaldus  Knolles  de  Brampton^Francisca  filia  Joh'is  Baud  de  com.  Lincoln, 
in  com.  Hunt. 


Thomas  Knolles  de    Bramp-=Martha,    filia     Robertus  Knolles  de  Brampton,  2  filius. 
ton  in  com.  Hunt,  jam  super-    Jo.  Clampe  Rosa, 
stes  1613.  de  com.  Hunt.  Maria. 

THO.  KNOWLES. + 


Powlter.    MS.  Coll.  Arm. 


f  Know  lis.  Ibid. 


102 


VISITATION  OP 


TORKYNGTON. 


Willielmus  Torkington  de  Torkington=f=. .  . . 
Hall  in  com.  Cestr'. 


Nicholaus*  Stuc-=p  ... 
ley,  miles.  j 


Gerardus  Stucle.=F. .  . . 


Henricus  Torkington  de  Steukley  in  com.: 
Huntingdon. 


1.  Petrus  Tor- 
kington  de 
Staughton  in 
com.  Hunt.  ob. 


=Brigida, 
filia  John 
Gille  de 
Witheall 
in  com. 
Hertf.  ar. 


 1  '  

2.  Laurentius  =pMabilia,  f. 


Torkington  de 
Stukeley  in  com. 
Hunt,  f rater  et 
hseres  Petri. 


Catherina,  filia  et  haeres  Gerardi,  filij  Nicolai 
Stukeley,  militis. 

— ri 

Dorothea,  nupta 
Rob  "to  Spark  e  de 


Francisci 
Fleming  de 
Romsey  in 
com.  South- 
ampt.  militis. 


Will's, 
3. 

Will'm' 
4. 


Burbage  in  com. 
Leic. 

Alicia,  nupta  Ric  'o 
Anton  de  Insula 
Ely  in  com.  Cant. 


Laurentius  Tor-  =pElizabetha, 


kington  deStewk- 
ley  in  com.  Hunt, 
jam  superstes 
1613. 


f.  Marci 
Broughton 
de  com. 
Rotel\ 


Henric' 
Torking- 
ton, 2 
Alius. 

Henr',  3. 


Juditha, 
ux.  Edrn' 
Rouse  de 
Stukeley. 


 1  

Joanna,  ux. 
Jo.  Clarke 
de  Elming- 
ton  in  com. 
Northamt. 


Francisca, 
ux.  Tho. 
Hobson  de 
com.  Ebor\ 


I  ri  1  

Mabilia,  Lauren-  Thomas  Tor-  — Elizabetha,  f.  Hen- 
uxor  Phi'  tius.  kington,  Alius  rici  Skynner  de  Bo- 
Cotton  de  Marcus,  et  haer',  set.  33  lingbroke  in  comit' 
com.WarrV  annor'  1613.  Lincoln. 


-m 

Alicia.. 


i  i  r 

Georgi'. 
Joh'nes.  Eliza- 
Juditha  nupta  betha. 
Johanni  Huchin.  Anna. 


LAURE'CE  TORKYNGTON. 


SA 

SA 

^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^ 

SA 

SA 

*  This  Coat  and  the  two  descents  of  Stucley  do  not  appear  in  MS.  Coll.  Arm. — Ed. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


ROUS. 


Willielm' Rowse  de  Rowse  Clenche  in  comitat'1^. .. .  filia  naturalis  . . . .  Stafford  Ducis 
Wigorn'.  Buckinghamise. 


Thomas  Rowse  de  Sywell  in  com.  North— j-Elizabctha,  filia  ....  Vavasour  de  com, 
amptonise.  North't. 


Johannes  Rowse, 
fili'  et  lucres. 

Will's  Rowse,  2 
Alius. 


Johannes  Rowse, -,-Dorothea,  f.  Ed- 


3  filius,  de  parva 
Stukeley  in  com. 
Hunt. 


mudi  Conquest 
de  Houghto  Con- 
quest in  com. 
Bedford. 


 r_-i  

Edmud  Rowse. 
Margareta,  nupta 
Will'o  Button  de 
Ampthill  iu  com. 
Bedf. 


Anna,  nupta 
Jo.  Basset! 
de  North 
Lutt'enhain  in 
com.  Hotel'. 


Edmudus  Rowse1 
de  Magna  Stuc- 
ley  in  com.  Hunt, 
jam  superstes 
1613. 


:Juditha,fil. 
Laurentij 
Torkington 
de  Stewk- 
ley. 


~rn — r 

Gilb'- 
tus. 
Will's. 
Elena. 


Henric'  Rowse^=Maria,  f 


de  parva  Stuc- 
ley   in  com. 
Hunt.  a0. 
1613. 


Rob'ti 
Throck- 
morton de 
Ellington. 


2.  Joh'es, 
ob.  s.  p. 
Maria. 


.1 1  ana 
Anna. 
Doro- 
thea. 


Johannes  Rouse,  fil.  &  haeres, 
amplius. 


oet.  11  annor'  & 


Rob'tus,  2. 
Edmund',  3. 


— I — I  

Henric',  4, 
Juditlia. 


Alici 


EDMONDE  ROUS. 


104 


VISITATION  OF 


FOWBERYE. 


Johannes  Fowbery  de  Newbold  *  in  com.=pJ ana,  filia  Will' i  Grimston  de  Grimston  Garth 
Ebor'.  venit  de  partibus  Northumbrise.   |  in  Holdernesse. 

,  ,  l  


George   Fow-  -j-Katharina,  filia 


bery  of  New- 
bold,*  living  in 
Yorksh.  1584, 


Tho.  Langdale 
de  Staunton  in 
com.  Ebor'. 


Isabella,  ux. 
Rob'ti  Kel- 
sey  de  Hol- 
dernesse. 


 1  

Elizabetha, 
uxor  Ric'i 
Archard  in 
Holdernesse. 


Philip  =pMargery,da. 


Fowbery, 
2  sonne. 


i — ;  r-r-  n —  1  _ 

Anthoni  Elizabetha.  Margareta.  Johannes  Fowbery-pMargareta,  filia 
Fowbery.   Everilla.       Catarina.  de  Newbald.     |  Rooke  Reresby. 


of 

Burton  of 
the  Marrye. 

Robertus  Fow- 
bery, set.  17. 


Richard'  Fowbery  de  Bluntesham  in-pJuditha,  fil.  Wmi.  Manester 
com.  Hunt,  jam  superstes  1613.     |     de  Woodson,  yeoman. 


Martha. 
Dorothea. 


I  

Johannes  filius  &  hseres,  set.  4  annor'  1613. 


Catherina. 


RICHARD  FOWBERYE. 


These  armes  and  crest 
are  in  the  Visitation  of 
Yorksh',  by  Robert  Glover 
Somerset,  for  George  Fow- 
bery of  Newbold,*  a0.  1584, 
the  grandfather  of  this  Ri- 
chard Fowbery  of  Bluntes- 
ham in  com.  Hunt. 


*  Newbald.    MS.  Coll.  Arm. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  L613. 


JACKMAN. 


I  

..  Jaekman,  1  filius. 


Jaekman. -p, 

 ,~,  I 


....  Jaekman  de  Wyng  in  comit'  Buck.^. 

I 


Edwardus  Jaekman,  Willielm'  Jaekman  de  Wyng^f1  Anna,  filia  Jacobi  Woodford  dc 
aldermann'  London,  in  com.  Buck.  Burnham  in  com.  Buk, 

r  ;  J 

Robertus  Jaekman  de  Graffham*  in  com. -p-Anna,  filia  Marmaduci  Clauer  de  Foscott  in 
Hunt,  jam  superstesf  1613.  com.  Buck. 


Thomas  Jack- 
man,  set.  24  an- 
nor'  et  amplius, 
t'p'e  hujus  Visi- 
tationis. 


Mathe\  2. 

Joseph',  3. 

Anna  ux.  Fran- 
cisci  Penne  de 
com.  Buck. 


Milisenta  ux. 
Ricardi  Smyth 
de   Roell  in 
com.  North- 
ampton. 


Sarra  vx. 
....  Ow- 
trem  de 
com.  Can- 
tij. 


Francisca, 
vx.  Tkoma: 
Dillingham 
de  Dene  in 
com.  Bedf. 
presbiter. 


Catanna. 

I  )(in  i|  lien  . 
Maria. 
Elizabe- 
tha. 


ROB  ARTE  JACK  MAX. 


*  Graham.  MS.  Coll.  Arm. 
CAMD.  SOC. 


f  jam  superstes  not  in  M^.  Coll.  Ann, 
P 


106 


VISITATION  OF 


GERMIN. 


Johannes  Germin  de  civitate  Exonise.=pJohanna,  filia  ....  Tawke  de  comitatu  Sussex. 
I  1  j  j 

Edwardus  Germin,  Sacrse  Theo-^Eleonora,  f .  Will'm'    Elizabetha,  uxor    Gracia,  ux. 


logia3  Doctor  et  Justiciarius  ad 
Pacem  et  Quorum  in  com. 
Hunt.  a0.  1613. 


J ohnson  de  com  Gatcliffe  de    ....  Upcott  de 

Gloucestr.  Cornubia.  com.  Devonian. 


Edwardus  Germin,  fili'  et  haeres, 
set.  21  annor'  1613. 


Gervasius  Germin, 
2  filius. 


Antonia,  uxor  Rogeri  Jones 
de  Stepney. 


EDWARDUS  GERMIN. 


He  hath  promised  to 
make  better  proofe  for 
these  Armes  and  Crest. 


11UNTINGDONSHIKE  A.  D.  1613. 


107 


TRYCE. 


Thomas  Trice  de  Godmanchester  in  co 
Hunt. 


Z=P.  .  .  .  filia  Ricardi  Robvns  de  Gmlinanchcstcr. 


Richard'^Anna,  f.  Jo. 
Trice  de    Baud  de 
Stukeley    com.  Lin- 
Magna.  coin. 


Jasper  Trice: 
de  Bramp- 
ton, 2  filius. 


:Margareta,  filia 
Reginald  de  Cha- 
tres   in  Insula 
Ely. 


Rohertus  Trice: 
de  Godman- 
chester, jam  su- 
perstes  1613. 


:Maria,  filia 
Will'iJudde 
de  London. 


Anna,  nupta  Leo- 
nardo Hyde  de 
com.  Hertf.  militi. 


Francisca,  nupta 
Olivero  Cheney, 
militi,  de  Stuke- 
ley. 


 n 

Richard'  Trice, 
set.  24  annor' 
1613. 

Thomas. 


I  

Rob'tus,  filius 
&  hajres,  set. 
22  annor'  et 
amplius. 


Tho- 
mas, _. 
Maria. 


RICHARD  TRYCE. 


ROBT.  TRYCE. 


These  Armes  and 
Crest  were  granted  by 
Rob't  Cooke,  Claren- 
ceux,  under  his  hand. 


108 


VISITATION  OF 


HULLOCK. 

He  hath  not  made  any  proofe  of     Franciscus  Houllocke  de  Oun-=^=. . . .  filia  ....  Haw- 
his  armes.  die  in  com.  Northampt.        I  ley  de  Bucklesende  in 

I  com.  Som'ss. 

I  1  1  1  1 

1.  Humfridus  2.  Jacobus  Houl-  Willielmus  Houl-=f=Amia,  filia  Vin-  Ozea,  nupta  Ja- 
Houllock  occi-  lock  occisus  in  lock  de  Southo  in  I  centij  Perien  de  cobo  Balche  de 
sus  in  Belgio.     Hibernia.  com.  Hunt.  1613.  |  com.  Oxon.         comitat'  Som'ss. 

WILLIAM  HULLOCK. 


HETLEY.* 

Thomas  Hetley  de  Riseley  in  com.  Bedfordia3.=p. . . . 

r  J 

Willielmus  Hetley,  sive  Hedley.-j-Jana  soror  Ric'i  Worme  of  Peterborough. 

r  J  -i 

Thomas  Hetly,  vulgo  Hedley,=pElizabetha  filia  Ric'i  Gore  Anna,  nupta  Will'o  Hatley 
de  Brampton  in  com.  Hunt.  I  de  London,  m'catoris.  de  Caxton  in  com.  Cantebr. 

1613. 

i  ; — ;  — i  1 

Maria,  1  filia,  set.  6  annor'  et  amplius,  t'p'e  hujus  Visitationis.       Elizabetha.  Juditha. 

THO.  HETLEY,  al's  HEDLEY. 


*  In  the  MS.  at  the  Heralds'  College  the  Arms  of  Hetley  are  annexed  to  the  Pedi- 
gree.— Ed. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


109 


NAILOUR. 


William  Nailour  of  London,  Esquier,"""pJane,  one  of  the  daughters  of  Richard=pGi  11  tortus  Do- 
Register  and  one  of  the  6  Clarks  of    Duncombe  of  Moreton  in  com.  Buck,    thick  miles,  Gar- 
the  Chauncery  ;  and  he  died  the  10    Esq.    [She  maried  to  her  3  husband    ter  Principalis 
day  of  October,  a0.  D'ni.  1571,  and    Alexander  Nevill,  Esq.  Rex  Armor*. 

lieth  buried  in  Sl.  Clement's  Church  |  

wthout  Temple  Barre.*  Maria,  nupta  Tho.  Butler  de  Orwell  in  com.  Cantebr.]  f 

a 


*  In  London.    MS.  Coll.  Arm. 

f  The  passages  within  the  brackets,  including  Dethick  as  the  second  husband,  are  nut  found  in 
MS.  Coll.  Arm  En. 


110 


VISITATION  OF 


i   1 ' 
1.  Henry 

Eliza-  =f 

Nailour,  el- 

beth, 

dest  sonne; 

eldest 

after  his 

da.  of 

father's  de- 

Tho. 

cease  went 

Lovell, 

into  France, 

Esq.  of 

and  lived 

Her- 

xxd.  yeares 

ford, 

at  Javigney 

nere 

in  Lorayne, 

Hunt- 

and there 

ing- 

died reli- 

don ; 

gious  1605. 

she 

2.  Michael 

died  of 

Nailour, 

her 

died  an  in- 

first 

fant. 

child. 

sonne.  At  16  yeares  of 
age  travayled  into 
France  for  a  yeare  or 
twoo,  andathisretorne 
was  admitted  of  the  In- 
ner Temple,  London, 
and  after  came  to  dwell 
at  Godmanchester  in 
com.  Hunt.  ;  he  after- 
ward purchased  the 
mannor  of  Offord  Da- 
cye,  alias  Daynes,  wth 
the  advouson  androyal- 
ties  there ;  and  there 
he  hath  built  anew 
the  mannor  howse, 
now  living  1613. 


 rrr 

:Kathe-  l.Mary; 
rine,  2.Grace; 
one  of  and 
the       3.  Anne, 
daugh-  all  died 


ters  of 
Robert 
Hearne 
ofGod- 
ma- 
ches- 
ter,  his 
2  wife. 


young. 


I 

Richard 
Nailour, 
died 
young, 
s.  p. 


4.  WilliamNaylour,  4  6.  Ed- 
sonne,  travayled  into  ward 
France  with  div'se  Nailour,a 
captaynes  and  soul-  citizen  of 
diers,  and  at  the  Siege  London, 
of Cambray  there  (wth  wentafter 
Mounssr  the  French  to  S*. 
King's  brother)  got  Malo,and 
his  death.  became 

5.  Francis  Nailour,  a  religious, 
citizen  of  London,  Anne,  the 
and  after  marchant  of  4  da. 

St.  Malo  in  Britayne,  maried  to 
where  he  maried  wth  Francis 
the  cheifest  kindred  Whitton 
of  that  city,  and  hath  of  Kent, 
issue  William  and 
Jane.  =f= 


1.  Lovell  Nailour,  his  eldest 
sonne,  borne  at  Godman- 
chester. When  he  was  16 
yeares  of  age  he  travayled 
into  France,  Spayne,  and 
Denmarke,  and  after  his  re- 
tourne  he  sickned  and  died 
at  London,  being  allmost  19 
yeares  of  age,  and  is  buried 
in  Sl.  Clement's  Church  wth- 
out  Temple  Barre,  neare  his 
grandfather. 


2. 


William  Nailour,  2 
son,  and  now  eldest, 
borne  at  Godmanches- 
ter parsonage,  and 
now  a  student  in 
King's  College  in 
Cambridge. 
Richard  Nailour,  3 
sonne,  died  an  infant, 
and  was  buried  in  the 
chancell  of  the  church 
at  Godmanchester. 


— 1 1  I   I   I  I 

1.  Elizabeth, 

1  da. 

2.  Katherin, 

2  da. 

3.  Mary,  3. 

4.  Jane,  4. 
4.  Richard 

Naylour, 
4  sonne, 
and  as  yet 
yongest. 


RI.  NAILOUR. 


*  This  last  descent  is  a  repetition  :  and  not  in  MS.  Coll.  Arm. — Ed. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  T).  1613. 


TO  MR.  ROBERT  CASTLE  OF  GLATTON. 

Whereas  by  vertue  of  his  Mat's  comission  under  the  Great  Seale  of  England  you  were 
warned  by  the  bayliff  of  the  hundred  of  Nonnancrosse  to  apeare  before  me  Lancaster 
Herald  of  Armes  at  Stilton,  where  I  satt  in  his  Ma,s  behalf  and  service  to  register  all  the 
gentlemen  of  name  and  of  armes  wthin  the  same  hundred,  according  to  the  tenour  of  his 
Mats  said  Comission  ;  and  you  not  only  made  default  of  appearance  there,  but  after,  by 
myself  being  warned  to  Huntington,  have  likewise  made  default  of  your  aparaunce  there 
also,  to  the  hindrance  of  his  Majesties  service  and  contempt  of  the  Great  Seale  of  England. 
And  forasmuch  as  I  fynde  in  the  last  Visitation  of  this  shire,  which  was  about  the  begin- 
ning of  the  reigne  of  the  late  Queene  Elizabeth  of  happy  memory,  that  your  family  had 
then  no  Coate  of  Armes  prooved  or  allowed  unto  them,  and  that  since  that  tyme  you  have 
falsly  and  wthout  true  ground  usurped  the  auncient  armes  of  one  Castle  of  Warwickshire, 
these  are  therefore  to  require  you,  and  in  his  Mats  name  streightly  to  charge  and  com- 
mand you,  that  from  henceforth  you  do  not  only  forbeare  the  using  or  bearing  of  the  said 
armes  wch  you  have  hitherto  usurped  against  all  right  and  custome  of  the  lawe  of  armes, 
but  also  any  other  armes  whatsoever,  untill  you  know  the  Earle  Marshall's  pleasure  there- 
in ;  and  hereof  fayle  you  not,  as  you  will  aunswere  the  contrary  at  your  perill  for  your 
further  contempt  hereof.  Given  under  my  hand  at  Huntington  the  28  day  of  August, 
A0.  D'ni  1613,  and  in  the  eleventh  yeare  of  his  Mate  reigne  of  England,  France,  and 
Ireland,  and  of  Scotland  the  seaven  and  fourtieth. 

NICH.  CHARLES,  LANCASTER, 
Marshall  to  Clarenceux  King  of  Armes. 


CASTLE. 


John  Castle  of  Peterborowe  in  the  county  of  Northampt.=p. .  . . 

r  ■  J 

John  Castle  of  Glatton  in  the  county  of  =pElizabeth,  daughter  of  ..  ..  Cleyton  of  Dar- 
Huntingdon.  bvshire. 

r  ^  T  ■  n 

William  Castle  of  Glat-=pKatherine,  da.  of  John    Robert  Castle,    Elizabeth,    maried  to 


ton,  eldest  sonne  and 
heyre. 


Worsoppe  of  London,  died  wthout  Baldwin  Porter  of  Co- 
marchant  or  scrivener,    issue.  ventry  in  com.  Warr. 


I  '  1 

William  Castle  of  Glatton  in  com.  Hunt.=j=Agnes,  da.  of  Adrian  Grome  of  Elizahcth 
son  and  heyre.                             Caster  in  com.  North't.  Castle, 
i  —  '  r~[  1 

Robert  Castle  of  Glatton  in — ....  filia  ....  Georgi'  Cas-  Mary,  wife  of  Robert 
com.  Hunt,  jam  superstes    Smyth  de  Water-     tie.  Treswell,  Esq.  Somerset 

1613.  newton.  Elizabetha.      Herald  of  Armes. 


112 


VISITATION  OF 


WINGFEILD.* 

Robertus  Wingfield^Elizabeth,  one  of  the  daughters  and 
miles.  j  heyres  of  Sr  Robert  Gowsell,  knight. 


Sr  John 


n — 

Anna, 
1  filia, 
uxor 

Eching- 
ham. 
1.  Sr 
John 
Wing- 
feild 
maried 
Anne, 
da.  of 
the  Lo. 
Audley. 


— r~ r   

2.  Sr  Edward  Wing- 
feild,  knight,  mar. 
Anne,  da.  of  Richard 
Wooduile    Earle  Ri- 


Wingfield  of  Letheringham  in  Suff.  knight  .^Elizabeth,  da,  of  Sr  John  Fitzlewis 

|  knight. 

8.  wJter^Wing- 
feld,  mar.  the  da. 
of  ....  Mack- 
Williams. 

9.  Lewys  Wing- 

feild,  mar  

da.  of   Vf- 

ford. 

1 1 .  Edmond  Wing- 
feild,  maried  the 
daughter  of  .... 
Went  worth. 

12.  Sr  Humfrey 
Wingfeild, knight, 
mar.  the   da.  of 
....  Wiseman. 

Elizabetha,  monia- 
lis,  2  filia. 


3TnKa- 
tarina, 
3  filia, 
uxor 
Joh'is 
Br  use, 
militis. 
4.  Eli- 
zabe- 
tha, 
uxor 


vers. 

3.  Sr  Henry  Wingfeild, 
knight,  mar.  the  daugh- 
ter of  ... .  Paston. 

4.  Sr  John  Wingfeild, 
knight,  maried  the 
heyre  f  of  ....  Dur- 
warde. 

5.  William  Wingfeild, 
Esq.  mar.  the  da.  of 
....  Waldgrave. 

6.  Thomas  Wingfeild, 
6  sonne. 

7.  Sr  Robert  Wingfeild, 
Deputy  of  Callays. 


10.  Sr  Richard  = 
Wingfeild,  Knight 
of  the  Garter, 
Chauncellor  of  the 
Duchy  of  Lancas- 
ter, and  of  the  Bed- 
chamber to  King 
H.  8 ;  and  by  his 
wife  he  had  Stone 
Howse,  by  Graves- 
end,  in  Kent :  to 
whome  also  ye 
King  gave  Kim- 
bolton  Castle  ;  he 
was  of  the  Privy 
Counsell,  and  died 
Embassadour  in 
Spayne  ;  buried  at 
Tolledo. 


:Brigid' 
da.  and 
heyre 
of  Sr 
John 
Wilte- 
shire, 
knight. 


Hall 
de 

Gret- 
ford  in 
com. 
Lin- 
coln. 


r 

1   I  1 

Margaret,  ux.  Tho. 

1 

1 

— 1 

Sr  An- 

Charles^Jane, 

Thomas  - 

3.  Jaques 

Lau-  -j- 

thony 

Wing- 

sister 

N  e  wman ,  renupta 

Maria 

daugh- 

Wingfeild, 

ren- 

Wing- 

feild of 

of  Sr 

....  Moyleward. 

Wingfeild, 

ter  of 

3  sonne :  he 

tius 

feild, 

Kim- 

Fran- 

Cecilia, ux  

who  was 

was  Master 

Wing- 

Knight 

bolton 

cis 

Maydenhead  de 

christened 

Kerrye 

of  ye  Ordi- 

feild, 

of  the 

Castle. 

Knol- 

Maydenhead. 

by  Queene 

of 

nance  in 

4filius. 

Garter, 

lis. 

Jana,  ux  

Mary  and 

York- 

Ireland, 

t'p'e 

Wolrich  de  com. 

Cardinall 

shire. 

ob.  s.  p. 

H.  8. 

Hunt. 

Poole. 

Thomas=pHonora, 


Wing- 
field  de 
Kim- 
bolton. 


f.  Anto. 

Denny, 

militis. 


n 

Anna, 
uxor 
Wm. 
Smyth. 


1.  Edward  Maria  Wing- 
feild, sonne  and  heyre, 
of  Stonley  Priorye  in 
comit.  Hunt,  jam  super- 
stesl613. 


Sr  Thomas^Arlinda 


Maria 

Wingfeild, 

knight. 


I  

Sr  Edward  Wing, 
feild  of  Kimbol- 
ton,  knight. 


 rn — , — 

=pMary,  da.  of  Jacob'. 
Sr  James  Ha-  Rob'tus. 


Van  Rede 
de  villa 
Utrecht 
in  Belgio. 


f" 

Richard 
Wing- 
feild, ma- 
ried in 
Ireland. 


rington , 
knight. 


....  ux. 

Wolrich. 


....  uxor  Tho- 
mse  Lewknor 
de  Suff. 


Robertus 

Wingfeild. 

Thomas. 


 1    I   I  I 

4.  Carolus,s 


I  1 — r  

1.  Sr  James  Wing-=pElizabetha,  f.  Fran-    2.  Rob'tus,  s.  p.  4.  uaroius,s.p. 

feild  of  Kimbolton,    cisci  Brakyn  de  com.    3.  Edwardus  Wingfeild,  duxit  5.  Arthurus. 

knight,  now  living    Cantebr.  Consiliarij      filiam  . .  ..  Talbott.  1.  Penelope. 

1613.  ad  Legem.  2.  Maria. 


Edward  Maria  Wingfeild,  sonne  and  heyre.        Lucia,  1.        Anna,  2.        Maria,  3. 


*  The  Pedigrees  of  Edwards  and  Coles  follow  Castle  in  the  Visitation  at  the  Heralds' 
College  :  then  Wingfield.— Ed. 

f  daughter  and  heyre.    MS.  Coll.  Arm. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  lflio. 


113 


EDWARDS.* 

Peter  Edwards  of  Peterborowe=f   Richard^  Coles  do  Preston  Blip'  Montem,  DVa 

in  com.  North*mpt.  Manerij  de  parva  Preston,  habuit  exitu  I 

Coles,  et  3  filias.  =f= 


Nicholaus  Ed-    Edwardus  Edwards.=r=. . . .  una  filiarum     Petrus  Coles  dePreston,=f=. 
wards.   ^     Rie'i  Coles.  Hlius  et  ha;res. 


FT-r:  :  r 


Ric'us,  3.       1.  Petrus  Edwards=pJoane,   eldest    Francisc'     Maria,   filia  et  hseres, 


Rob'tus,  4.     de  Allerton  m  com 
Nicolaus,  5.    Hunt,   jam  super 
stes,  a°.  1613. 


da.  of  Edward  Edwards,  nupta  Edw°.  Knightley, 
Knight  of  Pid-  2  filius.  filio  2do  Ric'i  Knightley 
dington.  de  Falwesley,  militi. 


Johannes  Edwardes,  filius  et  hasres.  Robertus,  2  filius. 


KRYELL. 

Memorandum  q'd  Nich'us  Kryell  et  Johanna  Nevyll  uxor  ejus  habucrunt  exitu,  viz. 
Bartramu,  Simonem,  Nicolaum,  &  Nicolaum. 

Bartramus  praedictus  et  Simon  mortui  sunt  sine  hgerede  de  se. 

Nich'us  vero  cepit  uxorem  Margeriam  Clifford,  de  quib}  quidem  Nich'us  et  Margeria 
exierunt  Bartramus,  Joanna,  Agnes,  Margareta,  Elizabetha,  et  Catherina. 

Bartramus  h'uit  filiu  Joh'em,  qui  mortuus  est  sine  haerede  de  se,  et  Johana  cepit  virum 
nole  Will'mum  Bawde  militem,  et  mortui  sunt  sine  haerede.  Agnes  cepit  viru  Michaelem 
Ponyng  militem,  et  habuerunt  exitu  filiu  nole  Michaelem,  et  est  mortuus  sine  brcrede  de 
se.  Margareta  cepit  virum  RobYm  Hereward  militem,  de  quib3  Rob'to  et  Margareta  exijt 
Margeria,  quae  Margeria  cepit  virum  WilPmu  Lovell,  de  quibus  WilPo  et  Margeria  exijt 
Beatrix,  quae  etenim  Beatrix  cepit  virum  nole  Rogeru  Chambur,  de  quibus  Rogero  et 
Beatrice  exijt  Joh'nes  Chambur  miles,  qui  nunc  est. 

Elizabeth  cepit  virum  Joh'em  Pabenham  militem,  de  quibus  exijt  Thomas,  et  de  Thoma 
exijt  Laurentius,  et  de  Laurentio  exierunt  duae  filia;,  viz.  Caterina  et  Eleonora;  Katerina 
vero  cepit  viru  noie  Thomam  Aylesbury  militem  et  habent  exitum.  Et  postea  p'fata 
Katerina  cepit  virum  Will'mu  Cheyne,  et  habent  exitu  Laurenciu  Cheyne,  et  de  Laurencio 
exijt  Joh'es  Cheyne  miles,  qui  nunc  est. 

Eleonora  cepit  virum  Joh'em  Tiryngham  filium  D'ni  Joh'is  Tiryngham  militis,  de 
quibus  exijt  Joh'nes  Tiryngham,  qui  desponsavit  Aliciam,  et  habent  exitum  Joh'em 
Tyringham  qui  desponsavit  Elizabetha  filiam  Edmutli  Brudencll,  qui  nunc  est.  Cathe- 
rina cepit  virum  Galfridu  Bradden  militem,  et  sunt  mortui  sine  ha^rede.  Et  Nicholaus 
Kryell  frater  jun'  cepit  uxorem  Johannam  de  Haubervill  filia  WilI'mi  de  Hawbcrvill 

*  The  Arms  of  Edwards  are  annexed  in  MS.  Coll.  Arm. — En. 
CAMD.  SOC.  Q 


114 


VISITATION  OF 


milit',  et  habuerunt  exitu  Nich'm,  qui  cepit  vxorem  Margaretam  Peche  filiam  Gilberti 
Peche  militis,  de  quib3  exijt  alius  Nich'us,  qui  cepit  uxorem  Rosiam,  de  quibus  exijt 
Joh'es  Kryell  ;  et  de  Johanne  exierunt  duo  filij,  viz.  Joh'es  et  Nich'us.  De  Johanne 
exijt  vna  filia  Rosia,  quae  Rosia  cepit  virum  Joh'em  Wykis  de  Newmarkett  armigeru,  de 
quibus  exijt  vna  filia  Rosia,  quae  habuit  virum  Hugonem  Straule  armigeru,  et  Nich'us 
frater  predVi  Joh'is  habuit  filiu  Will'mum,  et  Will'm'  habuit  filiu  Thomam  Kryell,  qui 
nunc  est. 


Nicholaus  Kryell,  pater  hor'  liberor'.-j-Johanna  Nevyll,  vxor  ejus. 


I  l 

1.  Bartram'  Kryell,  ob. 
s.  p. 

Simon  Kryell,  ob.  s.  p. 

I  

Michael  Poy-=p2.  Agnes, 
nings,  miles.       2  filia. 


Nicolaus  Kryell, 
frater  senior. 


Michael  Poynings, 
ob.  s.  p. 


 I — I  

1.  Johan'a,  vx. 
Will'i  Baude, 
militis,  ob.  s.  p. 

4.  Elizabetha, 
uxor  Joh'is  Pa- 
benham, militis. 


=Margeria 
Clifford, 
uxor  ejus. 

" — T~l  

Catarina,  vx. 

Galfri'  Brad- 
dene,  militis, 
ob.  s.  p. 
Bertram'  Kry- 
ell. 


Nicholaus  =pJohanna,  f.  Will'- 
Kryell,  fra-  mi  de  Hawbervill, 
ter  junior.  |  militis. 


3.  Marga- 
reta,  vx. 
Rob'ti 
Hereward, 
militis. 


 1 

Nico- 
laus 
Kry- 
ell. 


:Marga- 

reta, 

filia 

Gilb'ti 

Peche, 

militis. 


Thomas  Pabenham. 

H 

Laurentius  Pabenham. 


Johannes 
Kryell, 
ob.  sine 
hserede 
de  se. 


Margeria,  vxor  Will'i  Lovell. 

,  5= 

Beatrix,  vxor  Rogeri  Chambur. 


Nich'us^=Rosia, 
Kryell.  uxor. 


Will'mus=pKatherina,  vxor 


Cheyne, 
2  marit'. 


primo  Thomse 
Aylesbury,  mili- 
tis. 


Alio- 
nora, 
altera 
filiar'. 


=pJohanes  Tiring- 
ham,  filius  D'ni 
Joh'is  Tyring- 
ham  militis. 


 1 

Johannes, 
Chambur, 
miles,  qui 
nunc  est. 


JohannesKry-: 
ell,  filius  et 
hseres  Nicho- 
lai. 


Laurentiu 
Cheyne 


us=p. . . . 


Johannes  Tiring- 
ham. 


-Alicia  uxor.    Joh'nes  Kryell. 


Johannes  Cheyne, 
miles,  qui  nunc 
est. 


I  

J oh'es  Tiringham  duxit  Eliza- 
bethan^ filia  Edmundi  Bru- 
denell,  qui  nunc  est. 


Nicolaus  Kryell. 

t 


Joh'es  Wykis  de=f=Rosia, 
Newmarkett,       j  filia 
armiger. 


Will'm's 
Krvell. 


Roisia,  nupta  Hugoni  Stranle,  armigero. 
[Looke  in  Darbishire  Visitation.]  * 

Looke  in  Broxborne  f  churche 
in  com.  Hartf. 


r-  X 

Thomas  Kryell, 


qui 


nunc  est. 


Escaetr',  a0.  17  H.  6. 
n°.  6. 


Cecilia  filia  et  cohseres  Joh'es  Sturton  de  Preston, 
vxor  Thomse  Curiell,  militis. 


*  Not  in  MS.  Coll.  Arm. 


f  Brooksborne.  Ibid. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


115 


*  ■ 

TYRINGHAM. 

Memorandum  q'd  D'n's  Rieardus  de  Tyringham  miles  et  Matilda  vxor  ejus  genuerunt 
Giffardum  de  Tyringham  militem,  et  de  Giffardo  exijt  Joh'es  D'n's  de  Tyringham,  qui 
quidem  Joh'es  desponsavit  Ceciliani  filiam  Thomae  Haslartune  militis,  de  qua  procreavit 
Rogerum,  qui  quidem  Rogerus  de  Tyringham  miles  desponsavit  Christianam  filiam  et 
haeredem  Walteri  de  Deywill  militis,  de  qua  procreavit  Rogeru  de  Tyringham  militem, 
qui  desponsavit  Margeriam  filiam  Thomae  Cowdrey  militis,  de  qua  procreavit  Joh'em  de 
Tyringham  militem,  qui  quide  Joh'es  desponsavit  Isabellam  vnam  filiar'  et  haeredu 
Thomae  Weston  militis,  de  qua  procreavit  Joh'em  de  Tyringham  militem,  qui  quidem 
Joh'es  desponsavit  Katherinam  filiam  Gallefridi  Lucy  militis,  de  qua  procreavit  duos  filios, 
viz.  Joh'em  et  Rogeru;  Joh'nes  filius  senior  desponsavit  Elionoram  vnam  duar'  filiar'  et 
haeredii  Laurentij  Pabenham  militis,  de  qua  procreavit  Joh'em  et  Katerinam;  Joh'es  cepit 
in  uxorem  Alesiam  filiam  Joh'is  Olleney,  de  qua  procreavit  Joh'em,  qui  quidem  Joh'es 
desponsavit  Elizabeth'  filiam  Edmundi  Brudenell,  de  qua  procreavit  Joh'em,  Thomam, 
Annam,  et  Elizabeth'. 

Rogerus  frater  junior  desponsavit  Katerinam  sororem  Will'mi  Chamburlcyn  militis,  de 
qua  procreavit  Thomam  et  Rob't'm,  et  Robertus  habet  exitu  Willielmu. 

Katerina  soror  Joh'is  Tyringham  et  filia  Johannis  Tyringham  et  Alionorae  Pabenham 
cepit  in  virum  Joh'em  Horne  nup'  de  Colmanstreet  in  London,  de  quibus  Joh'e  et  Kate- 
rina exijt  Clemens,  quae  quidem  Clemensia  cepit  virum  Joh'em  Chukeborough,  ct  habent 
exitu. 

D'n's  Rieardus  de  Tyringham,  miles. .  . . 

Giffardus  Tiringham,  miles. .  . . 

Johannes  D'n's  de  Tiringham. =pCecilia,  filia  Thomae  Haslartune  militis. 

Rogerus  Tyringham,  miles.=pChristiana,  filia  et  haeres  Walteri  Deyvill  militis. 

Rogerus  de  Tyringham,  miles.=pMargeria,  filia  Thomae  Cow-       Thomas  Weston, =f. .  . . 

I  drav  militis.  miles.* 

a  '  b 


*  Thomas  Weston,  miles,  omitted  in  MS.  Coll.  Arm. 


116 


VISITATION  OF 


a  b 

r  J       r  J 

Johannes  de  Tyringham,  miles.=^=Isabella,  una  filiar'  et  hseredum  Thomse  Weston  militis. 

r  J 

Johannes  de  Tyringham,  miles.=f=Catherina,  f.  Galfridi  Lucy  militis. 


1 .  Johannes=f=Eleonora,  una  duar'  filiar'    2.  Rogerus  Tyring-^Catherina,    soror  WB 
Tyringham.  |  et  heredu  Lauretij  Paben-    ham,  frater  junr.     I  Chamb'leyn  militis. 
ham  militis.  j 


1   m 

Johannes  =pAlesia,  fil.      Katherina,    =f=Joh'nes  Home  de  1.  Thomas  Tiringh'm. 

Colmanstreete,  2.  Robertus  Tiringham. 
London.  =p 

—  1  L~" 


Tiringham.  |  Joh'is  01-     soror  Joh'is. 
leney. 


Johanes  Tiringh'm.^Elizabetha,  filia  Ed-       Clemencia,  uxor  Joh'nis     Willielmus  Ti- 
mudi  Brudenell.  Chukeborough.  ringham. 

I  1  1  1  1 

Johannes  Tiringham.  Thomas.  Anna.  Elizabetha. 


BEVILL. 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Richardus  Alius  Roberti  de  Beyvill  de  Wodewalton  dedi,  &c. 
Johanni  Beyvill  fratri  meo  et  Ric'o  de  Leye  consanguineo  meo,  &c.  12  mess'  et  6  rod' 
terrse  cum  pertin'  in  Wodewalton,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  D'no  Will'o  le  Moigne  seniori, 
milite,  D'no  Will'mo  le  Moigne  juniori,  milite,  Tho.  de  Beyvill,  et  alijs.  Dat'  apud 
Wodewalton,  a°.  23  Edw.  3.  |  II 


Richardus  Alius  Rob'ti  de  Beyvill  de  Wodewalton,  concessi  Ric'o  Compyn  terras  quse 
habui  in  Wodewalton  de  dono  et  feoffamento  pred'c'i  Ric'i  Compyn,  &c.  Hijs  testibus, 
D'no  Will'o  le  Moyne  milite,  Nich'o  de  Stiuecle,  Thoma  de  Beyvill,  et  alijs.  Dat'  apud 
Wodewalton,  a°.  22  Edw.  3. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613. 


117 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  nos  Joh'es  Beyuile  de  Chesterton  et  Agnes  vxor  mea  dedimus,  &c. 
D'no  Ric'o  Butvileyn  capellano,  Thomse  Bevile  filio  Thomse  Bevyle  de  Denton,  Henrico 
Butvileyn  filio  Simonis  Butvileyn,  Henr'  de  Deene  capellano,  Thonue  Bevile  D'no  «le 
Walton,  D'no  Thomoe  Langton  capellano,  et  Will'o  Haliday  oui  terr'  ten'  in  Walton  et 
Chesterton  in  com.  Huntingdon,  &c.    Dat'  apud  Chesterton,  a0.  11  II.  4. 

Sciant  p'ntes,  &c.  q'd  nos  Thomas  Bevyll,  Thomas  Sekynton  et  Joh'nes  Baudewyne 
dimissimus,  &c.  Will'mo  Lassells  seniori,  et  Will'mo  filio  ejus  rectori  eccl'iao  de  Haliwell 
in  com.  Hunt,  et  alijs,  ola  terr'  ten',  &c.  cii  pertin'  in  Chat'its  quw  habuimns  ex  dono  et 
feoffamento  Joh'is  de  Stiuecle,  habend'  &c.  Dat' a0.  5  H.  4.  apud  Chat'its.  Ilijs  tes- 
tib3,  Pagano  Tiptot,  Joh'e  Tiptot,  Willielmo  Castellacr'  militibus,  Joh'e  Brune  et  Jacobo 
Grancestr',  et  alijs. 


Anno  D'ni  1436,  Thomas  Bevyll  de  Wodewalton  armiger,  pro  ala  Rob'ti  Bevill  patria 
sui,  dedit  per  Testametii  suu  13s.  4d.  soluend'  Conventui  fratru  domus  S'c'i  Auguatini 
Huntingdon.  Et  fecit  executores  Johan'am  uxorem  suam  Ricardu  et  Thoma  Bevill  filioa 
suos. 

Sciant,  &c.  quod  Ego  Thomas  filius  Walteri  de  Beyvile  de  Walton  dedi,  &c.  Ric'o  de 
Bevyle  de  Walton  militi,  et  Fresencise  vxori  suae  et  haeredibus  suia  totu  man'iu  men  in  le 
Northend  in  villa  de  Walton,  &c.  Dat'. 

Haac  indentura  f'c'a  inter  Margareta.  Walscheff,  Joh'em  Bevyle,  et  Thomam  Benyson, 
partes  dimittentes,  et  Joh'nem  Warin  et  Margeriam  uxorem  suam,  partes  capientes,  Testat1 
d'c'os  Margar',  Joh'em,  et  Thomam  dimisisse  d'c'is  Joh'i  et  Margeria'  nxori  sine  unani 
placeam  in  Keston,  &c.    Dat'  anno  16  R.  2. 

Ego  Rob'tus  Boteler  cl'icus  dedi  concessi  Margaretae  Waldesseff  man'iu  de  Chesterton 
vocat'  Waldessheffes,  &c.  ad  terminu  vitoc,  et  post  decessu  ip'ius  Margaretaa  remaneal 
Joh'i  Beuile  et  Agneti  uxori  ejus  et  haeredibus  eor',  &c.    Dat'  apud  Chesterton,  a0.  2  R.  '1. 


118 


VISITATION  OF 


A0. 16.  Edw.  1.  Ceus  sont  les  Covenantes  taille3  p'entre  Lore  q'  fu  la  feme  Richard  de 
Beyuill  de  une  part  et  Robert  lour  63  eigne  d'autre  part,  cest  a  sauer,  q'l'avandit  Lore  ad 
lesse  bailie  &  grante  au  Robert  son  63  le  3  partie  del  cheif  mess'  q'  jadis  fu  au  dit  Richard 
son  baron  en  Walton  en  la  Counte  de  Huntindon,  la  quele  la  dite  Lore  tient  eu  nonn 
de  dowere,  &e.  Par  iceux  tesmoigne3,  Nich'  de  Warr'  seign'  de  Cesterton,  &c.  A0. 
16  Edw.  1. 


Omnibus,  &c.  Joh'es  de  Well'  et  Idonia  uxor  ejus  soror  et  hseres  Ric'i  Beuyle  militis, 
quondam  in  Walton  in  com.  Hunt.  Nov'itis  me  ordinasse  Ricardum  de  Bevile  filiu  n'r'ni 
et  hseredem  attornatii  n'r'm  ad  capiend'  redditun'r'm  de  Matilde  de  la  Wyke,  &c.  Dat.' 

Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Joh'es  filius  WilPi  Waldescheff  de  Cestirton  dedi  Willielmo 
Waldeschef  de  Cestirton  patri  meo  et  Margerise  uxori  suae  ad  terminu  vitse  eor'  totum 
man'ium  meu  in  villa  de  Cestirton,  &c.  una  cum  dote  Beatricise  Waldescheff  quando 
accident,  Sec.  Hijs  testib3,  Rogero  de  Cantilupo,  Will'o  de  Hampton,  Hugone  de  Canti- 
lupo,  et  alijs.    Dat'  apud  Cestirton,  a0,  regni  Regis  Edwardi  filij  Regis  Henrici  32do. 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Johannes  filius  WilPi  Waldecheff  de  Chestreton  dedi,  &c.  Nich'o 
Waldecheff  fratri  meo  de  ead',  et  Margeria?  uxori  suae  et  Will'mo  filio  suo  et  eor'  hseredib3 
2  rod'  et  2  swatti3  prati  in  pratis  de  Chestreton.  Hijs  testibus,  Rogero  de  Cantilupo, 
WilPo  Ballard,  et  alijs.    Daf  apud  Chesterton,  a0.  14  Edw.  2. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  1613. 


11!) 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Samson  de  Burw'de,  quictu  clamavi  Rob'to  de  Bah  ill  el  hseredibj 
suis  redditu  pro  terris  in  Wanton,  scil't  vnain  marcam  argenti,  \<\  1 1  i j s  testily.  D'lm 
Ric'o  de  Baiwill,  Oliuero  le  Moyne,  Rob'to  de  Wassingle,  Job'e  de  Fow  keswrtb,  Rob'to 
Capellano  de  Walton,  Waltero  de  Banuill,  Henr'  de  Wassingele,  Leone  de  Walton,  el 
alijs.    Sine  dat\ 

Pateat  vniu'sis,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Thomas  de  Beyvill  de  Wodewalton,  recepi  de  Rob'to  de 
Beyuill,  D'no  de  Wodewalton;  xxxs.  sterlingor'  pro  bono  pacis  ct  finali  concordia,  &c. 
Dat'  a°.  13  Edw.  3. 

Vniu'sis  pateat  per  presentes  me  Ricardu  de  Cornubia  militem  recepisse  de  Ricardo 
filio  Rob'ti  de  Beyvill  de  Walton  centii  solid'  argenti  de  firma  mea  de  nian'io  de  Nortbcnd 
in  Walton.    Dat'  a0.  21  Edw.  3.  i  i 


Pateat  Vniu'sis,  &c.  me  Will'mu  Cornewayle  relaxasse,  &c.  Rob'to  filio  Ric*i  Bevyle 
totu  jus  q'd  h'eo  in  o!b3  terris  in  Wodewalton,  &c.  Datu  apud  Wodewalton,  anno 
regni  Regis  R.  2.  10.  .  ■ 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Thomas  de  Trentham,  D'n's  de  Ketcn',  dedi,  &e.  D'no  Henrico  de 
Luceby  capellano  maneriu  meum  de  Keten1,  cum  suis  pertin'  &c.  Datu  apud  Keten', 
15  Edw.  2.  | 


120 


VISITATION  OF 


Ego  Alicia,  quondam  vxor  Hugonis  of  the  Stok  de  Stivcele  magna,  dedi,  &c.  Joh'ni 
filio  meo  et  Aliciee  uxori  ejus  mess'  in  villa  de  Burgo  SVi  Petri.    Dat'  a°.  22  Edw.  3. 


Sciant,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Will'mus  de  Merc,  dedi,  &c.  et  concessi  et  hac  prsesenti  carta  mea 
confirmavi  Eustachio  filio  meo  pro  homagio  suo  vnam  virgatam  terrse  mese  in  villa  de 
Cestretun,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Gileb'to  priore  de  Cruce  Rohesiee,  Will'o  et  Waltero 
capellanis,  Waltero  de  Lindeseia,  Will'mo  de  Marci,  Egidio  de  Merc,  Rogero  Hascat,  et 
multis  alijs,  &c. 


Sciant  p'ntes  et  futuri  q'd  Ego  Egidius  de  Merch  dedi,  &c  Eustachio  de  Hampton, 
septem  acras  terrse  in  teritorio  de  Cestreton,  &c.  Hijs  testibus,  Will'mo  de  Gunill', 
Rob'to  de  Wassingle,  Henrico  de  Longevile  militibj,  Rob 'to  de  Walteruill,  Rob'to  de 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  1613 


L21 


Lungevill,  mag'ro  Paulino  de  Cestrcton  personis,  Rogero  dc  Cantelow,  Henr'  de  Waldeeeff, 
Steph'o  de  Aillenton,  libere  tenentibus,  &  multis  alijs. 


Sciant  p'ntes,  &c.  q'd  Ego  Nigellus  de  Amundeuile  dedi  &c.  Adae  de  Cestreton  cl'ico 
totam  placeam  de  messuagio  Walteri  de  Preston  tenentis  mei  in  Cestreton.  Hijs  testibus, 
Waltero  de  "VVassingle,  Rogero  de  Cantilupo,  Rad'o  de  Waldisef,  Joh'e  de  Arlington, 
Andrese  Brett,  et  alijs. 


t  AMD.  SOC. 


It 


122 


VISITATION  OF 


BELLAY. 


John  Bellay  de  Haselbury  in  com.  Som's.^. .  . 


1.  William 
Bellay  de 
Haselbury. 


 1  I 

3.  Thorn' 


2.  John  Bellay  de  Pax-=pElizabetha,  filia  et  co- 


4.  Walter,     ton  magna  in  com.  Hunt. 


I  

Thomas  Bellay,  = 
filius  et  hseres,  de 
Paxton  magna 
in  com.  Hunt, 
jam  superstes, 
Ao.  D'ni  1613. 


I  

Elizabetha.  set. 


Timothea, 
filia  .... 
Bellingham 
de  New 
Timber  in 


 1  

John  Bel- 
lay, duxit 
Janam, 
fil.  Tho' 
Bellay 


hseres  Thomse  Cooper 
Episcopi  Lincoln. 

7 


1    I  I 

Francis. 

Georg. 

Richard. 


Amia,  nupta  Rob'to 
Aston  de  Farnham 
in  com.  Surrey. 

Elizabetha,  nupta 
Rob'to   Payne  de 
St.  Neott's. 


.  n 

Jana,  nupta  Thomse 
Carter  de  Barford  in 
com.  Bedd. 
Juditha. 
Susana. 

Maria,  nupta  .... 
Fuller  de  com.  Sufi7. 


9  annor'  et  amplius 
1613. 


Maria. 


Johannes  Bellay, 
33 1.  9  annor'. 


I 

Juditha, 


Filia 
altera. 


THO.  BELLAY. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  1613. 


123 


THROCKMORTON. 


124 


VISITATION  OF 


Sr  fho-: 
mas 

Throck- 
m'ton. 


I  

John 
Throck- 
morton, 
died  be- 
fore his 
father. 


-Marga- 
ret, da. 
and 

heyre  to 

Whor- 
wood, 
Esq.  At- 
torney 
Gen'all. 


rn  

Godi- 
tha, 
nupta 

Neale. 
Joh'nes 
Throk- 
m'ton. 


da.  to 
Tho- 
mas 
Wil- 
ford. 


Sr  Geo. 
Throck- 
morton, 
knight, 
Sergeant 
of  the 
Hawkes 
toQ.Eliz., 
father  to 
Raphael 
and  Sr 
George. 


T— I  

Maria, 
uxor 

But- 
ler. 
Ra- 
phael. 


Gabriell  =pEm 
Throckm'- 
ton  of  El- 
lington in 
com.  Hunt, 
sepultus 
apud 

Wardeboys 
in  com. 
prsed'c'o. 


r_r_r_j  

1.  Margareta,  nupta 
Francisco  Cerving- 
ton. 

2.  Emma,  ux.  Hen. 
Poulterde  Brough- 
ton. 

3.  Elizabetha,  uxor 
....  Kent  de  Hem- 
ingford  Abbot. 

Maria,  ux.  Fracisci 
Dorington  de 
Wardeboys. 


ma, 
fil. 

Lau- 
rence 
de 

com. 
Hunt. 


— I — T 

Jana, 


Panell. 
Anto- 
ny, 
s.  p. 


Simon 
Throck- 
morton 
de 

Bramp- 
ton in 
com. 
Hunt. 


Robertus=f=Eliza- 


Throck 
m'ton  de 
Elling- 
ton in 
com. 
Hunt, 
jam  su- 
perstes 
1613. 


betha, 

filia 

Joh'is 

Piker- 

ing  de 

Tich- 

mersh 

in  com. 

North- 

ampt. 


Fran- 
cisca, 
uxor 
Ric'i 
Roy- 
don. 


Marga- 
reta, ux. 

Pem- 
berton. 
Cata- 
rina, 
nupta 

Wotton. 


I  i 

Rober- 
tus 

Throck- 
m'tonde 
Bramp- 
ton in 
com. 
Hunt. 
Simon. 


r— i  

Johanna,  ux. 
Rob'ti  Brom- 
hall  de  com. 
Bedf. 

Maria,  ux.Hen. 
Rouse  de 
Stukeley. 


— n — 

Elizabe- 
tha. 

Jana,  ux. 
Tho. 
Morley 
de  El- 
lington. 


 1  

Gabriell  =FAlicia 


Throckm'- 
ton,  filius 
et  hser.  set. 
27  an.  et 
amplius 
1613. 


filia 

Will'mi 
Bedles 
de  com. 
Bedf.  et 
hseres. 


Robertus" 
Throck- 
morton, 
2  filius. 


:Jana,  f. 
Rob'ti 
Peetts 
de  El- 
lington. 


 1 

Gracia,  ux, 
Edw.  Hol- 
cott  de 
Ellington 
in  com. 
Hunt. 


Rob'tus  Throckmorton,  setatis  5  annor'  et  amplius.  Rob'tus. 


 1 

Johanna. 


ROBT.  THROCKM'TON.* 


*  In  the  MS.  Coll.  Arm.  here  follows  another  Pedigree  of  Throckmorton,  signed 
EDWARD  THROCKMORTON. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  Hi  13. 


L25 


WINGFEILD. 

Sr  Robert  Wingfeild  of  Wingfeild  Castle  in  Suff.  k.  maried  Jane,  daughter  of 
Sr  John  Fastolf  of  Norff.  k. 


Thomas  Wingfeild  of  "Wingfeild  Castle,  Esq.  maried  Alice,  daughter  of  Sr  Nich. 
Weylond  of  Norff.  k. 


Sr  John  Wingfeild  of  Dunnington  Castle  in  Suff.  k.  maried  Anne,  daught' 
of  John  Peche. 


I  

Sr  John  Wingfeild  of  Wingfeild  Castle,  k.  maried 
....  da.  and  heir  of  ....  Honypott,  Arg',  10 
torteuxes,  4,  3,  2  and  1. 


Richard  Wingfeild,  Lord  of  the 
Mannour  of  Dunnington,  7  Ed.  2, 
1315. 


Sr  John  Wingfeild  of 
Wingfeild  Castle,  k. 
maried  Elizabeth,  da. 
and  h.  of  Sr  Ralph  Glan- 
vile,  knight,  whose  fa- 
ther Gilbert  was  sonne 
of  Sr  Gilbert  Glanvile, 
falsely  instiled  E.  of  Suff. 


Sr  Tho.  Wingfeild  of  Letheringham  in  Sr  Will'm  Wing- 

Suff.  k.  wch  he  had  in  right  of  his  wife  feild    of  Dun- 

Margret,  da.  and  heir  of  John  Bovile  of  ningto  k.  mar. 

Letheringham  Esq.  by  his  wiffe  Parnell,  Joan,  and   i  ied 

da.  of  Sr  Rob.  Scales  of  Norff.  k.    John  1398,  If,  Ed.  3, 

was  sonne  of  Wm.  2  sonne  of  Wm.  son  being  there  also 

of  Sr  Will'm,  sonne  of  Sr  Will'm  who  buried, 
lived  in  King  Stephen's  time.  =p 


Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter and  heire, 
wiffe  of  Michael 
de  la  Poole,  firste 
earle  of  Suff.  and 
Lord  of  Wingfeild 
Castle  in  her 
right. 


I  

Sr  John  Wingfeild  of  Lethe- 
ringham,  k.  maried  Margrett, 
daughter  of  Sr  Hugh  Has- 
tings, of  Elsing  in  Norff.  k.  by 
his  wife  Margret,  d.  of  Sr 
Adam  Everingham,  k.  and  lyeth 
buried  at  Letheringham,  as  ap- 
peareth  by  his  monument. 


Will'm  Wingfeild  of  Dunningto, 
Esq.  the  last  of  his  familie  of  Dun- 
nington, surnamed  Wolfe  for  his 
crueltie,  as  is  found  in  ancient  w  rit- 
ings.  His  wiffe  was  Katherine,  who 
died  19  Maij,  1118,  and  he  lyeth 
there  buried  under  a  marble  stone, 
stately  covered  over  with  brasse, 
sans  issue. 


Sr  Robert  Wingfeild  of  Letheringham,  k.  maried  Margret  da.  of  Sr  John  Russell, 
Strensham  in  Wore.  k.  and  is  buried  at  Letheringham,  as  appeareth. 


Sr  Robert  Wingfeild  of  Letheringham,  k.  mar.  Elizab.  half-sister  to  the  1).  of  Norff.  da. 
and  coh.  of  Sr  Rob.  Gowsell,  k.  by  his  wiff  Dutchesse  of  Norff.  1  sister  and  coli.  «  l  Th<>. 
Pitz-Allan,  last  Earle  of  Arundell,  Surrey,  and  Warren,  widdowc  of  Tho.  Mowbray,  1  D. 
of  Norff.  of  wch  Tho.  and  Elizab.  descended  all  the  D.  of  Norff.  ;  both  buried  at  Lethe 
ringham .  =7= 


126 


VISITATION  OF 


I — I  

Will'm  Wingfeild,  Esq. 
buried  at  Lethering- 
ham. 

Rich'  Wingfeild,  Esq. 
buried  at  Letheringham. 


Sr  John 
Wingfeild 
of  Lethe- 
ringham, k. 


 1  -rn 

Sr  Henry  Elizabeth,  wiff  of  Sr  Wm.  Brandon,  k. 
Wingfeild  whose  sonne  Sr  Win.  Brandon  was  fa- 
of  Orford  ther  of  Sr  Charles  Brandon,  D.  of  Suff. 
in  Suff.  k.  Sr  Tho.  Wingfeild,  k.  buried  at  Le- 
theringham. 


Sr  John  Wingfeild  of  Letheringham,  k.  sonne  of  Sr  Robert,  maried  Elizab.  da.  of  Sr 
John  Fitz-Lewis  of  Essex,  k.  by  his  wiff  Anne,  da.  of  Sr  John  Montacute,  3  E.  of  Sar', 
widowe  of  Sr  Rich'  Hanckford,  k.,  wch  Anne  was  3d1?  maried  to  John  Holland,  2d  D.  of 
Excester  and  Earle  of  Huntingto;  both  buried  at  Letheringham  ;  but  he  died  1481,  as 
appeareth  by  their  stately  monument.  =j= 


 1 — 1  I — 

Sr  Edward 
Wingfeild, 
k.  mar. 
Anne,  3 
da.  and 
coh.  of  R. 
Woodvile, 
Ea.  Rivers, 
widow  of 
Wm.  Vis- 
count 
Bourchier, 
and  was 
3  d1?  mar. 
to  George 
Grey,  3  E. 
of  Kent; 
but  Edw. 
died  s.  p. 

Henry 
Wingfeild, 
a  priest. 

Sr  John 
Wingfeild 
of  Great 
Dunham 
in  Norff.k. 


1   I   I   I   I   I  I  

Sr  Humfrey  Wing- 
feild of  Brantham 
in  Suff.  k. 

Sr  Richard  Wing- 
feild of  Kimbolton 
Castle  in  Hunting- 
donshire, k. 

Thomas  Wingfeild, 
Captaine  of  Deale 
Castle,  s.  p. 

Katherine,  wiff  of 
Rob.    Bruse  of 
Wenham  in  Suff. 

Elizabeth,  wiff  of 
Fran.   Hall  of 
Bornbridge  in 
Lincoln',  Esq. 

Agnes,  wiffe  of  Sr 
Ed.  Echingh'm, 
whence  descend- 
ed the  Hoptons 
of  Hopton  in 
Suff. 

Elizabeth,  anonne. 


 rn  

Sr  Thomas  Wing- 
feild, k.  was  slaine 
at  the  battaile  of 
Radnor,  fighting 
valiantly  on  H.  7 
part,  obijt  s.  p. 
Sr  Rob.  Wingfield, 
L.  Deputy  of  Cal- 
lais,  and  K.  of  the 
Sepulcher;  first 
mar.  Eleonor,  da. 
of  ....  Rains- 
ford,  m'shall  of 
Callais  ;  2<%, 
Anne,  da.  and  h. 
of  Sr  Rob.  Har- 
ling,  widowe  of 
Sr   W"\  Cham- 
berlain, k. ;  3dlr 
she  was  wiff  of 
John  Lo.  Scroope, 
K.  of  the  Garter; 
but  had  no  issue 
by   her   3  hus- 
band.   Sir  Rob. 
ob.  s.  p. 


— r~n 

Walter 
Wing- 
feild, 
Esq.  ma- 
ried.. .. 
da.  of 

MacWil- 
liams, 
ob.  s.  p. 

Lodo- 
wick 
Wing- 
feild. 

Edm. 
Wing- 
feild, 

ma  

da.  of 

Ashfeild 
of  Suff.  ; 
some  say 
the  da. 
of  Tho. 
Went- 
worth. 


Sr  John 
Wing- 
feild of 
Lethe- 
ringh', 
k.  mar. 
Anne, 
da.  of J. 
Tou- 
chet, 
Lo. 

Audley, 

Baron  of 

Healy 

Castle 

in  Sta- 

ford- 

shire. 


Wm. 
Wing- 
feild, 
Esq. 
sewer  to 
H.  7, 
mar. 
Jone, 
da.  toSr 
Tho. 
Wal- 
grave, 
ob. 
1485, 
and  is 
buried 
at  Le- 
thering- 
h'm. 


James 
Wing- 
feild. 


Sr  Antho.  Wingfeild  of  Letheringham, 
k.  was  by  K.  H.  8  made  K.  of  the  Gar- 
ter, being  Vice-Chamb.  to  the  K.;  Cap- 
tain of  the  Guard;  and  after,  Comptroller 
of  the  k.  house  ;  maried  Elizab.  da.  of 
Sr  George  Vere,  k.  first  sister  and  coh.  of 
John  Vere,  14th  Earl  of  Oxford,  and  ly 
both  buried  at  Letheringam. 


 [__r_1  

Edm.  Wingfeild, 
2  sonne. 

Margret,  wiff  of 
Tho.  Sackford  of 
Sackford  in  Suff. 
Esq. 

Anne,  wiff  of  Lewis 
Windwoodof. . . . 
Esq. 


Elizab.  wiff  of 
Hen.  Noone  of 
Martlesham  in 
Suff.  Esq. 

Mary,  died  an  in- 
fant. 

Hugh  Wingfeild, 
3  sonne. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  D.  L613. 


12 


Sr  Rob.  Wingfeild  of 
Letheringham,  k.  of 
the  Privie  Chamber 
to  Q.  Eliza.;  mar.  Ce- 
cely,  da.  of  Tho.  L. 
Wentworth,  Baron  of 
Nettlested,  by  his  wiffe 
Margery,  da.  and  h.  of 
Sr  Adrian  Fortescue, 
k.,  and  of  his  wiff 
Anne,  da.  and  h.  of 
Sr  Wm.  Stoner,  by 
his  wiff  Anne,  2  da. 
and  coheir  of  Jo.  Ne- 
uill,  Marquess  Mon- 
tacute. 


I — l  

John 
Wing- 
feild,  2 
sonne, 
s.  p. 

Charles 
Wing- 
feild, 
Esq.  3 
sonne, 
maried 


rn  — 

Sr  Antho. 
Wingfeild  of 
Lethering- 
ham, k.  mar. 
Mary,  da.  of 
Jo.  Birde  of 
Denston  in 
Suff.  Esq. 
and  lyeth 
buried  at 
Lethering- 
ham, s.  p. 

Sr  Tho. 
Wingfeild  of 
Lethering- 
ham, k.mar. 
....  da.  of 
Sr  Gilbert 
Gerrard ; 

2d'r,  

da.  of  Sr 
Drew  Drew- 
ry,  k.  some- 
tyme  Livete- 
nant  of  the 
Tower,  and 
of  the  Privie 
Chamber  to 
Q.  Eliza- 
beth. 


"rn 

Mary, 
wiff 
of  Sr 
Hen. 
War- 
ner of 
Suff. 

Fran- 
cis, 

wiff  of 
Will'm 
Bar- 
row of 
Suff. 


Rich.  Wing- 
feild of  Wan- 
tisden  in  Suff. 
Esq.  and  Jus- 
tice of  Peace, 
mar.  Mary, 
da.  and  coh. 
of  Jo.  Hard- 
wick  in  Darb. 
Esq.  sister  to 
Eliza,  the 
grand  Coun- 
tess of 
Shrewes- 
burie. 


Antho.  Wing- 
feild, Esq. 
Gent.  Usher 
to  Q.  Eliz. 
mar.  Katha- 
rine, da. of  Sr 
Th.  Blencr- 
hasset,  widow 
of  ....  Gos- 
nall,  wch  Ka- 
tharine died 
1558,  and 
lyeth  buried 
at  Hoxford  in 
Suff.  =p 
I 


Wing- 
feild, 
mar. 
Doro- 
thy, 
da.  of 

Bacon 
of 

Suff. 


Klizab.    witV  of 
Henr.  Nanton, 
Esq. ;  was  Patron- 
esse  of  I^-tlwring- 
ham ;  died  1 591 , 
and    lyeth  there 
liurird,  as  appi  ar 
eth,  whose  sonne 
Henr.  Nanton, 
Esq.   Patron  of 
Letheringh'm, 
was  father  to  Rob. 
Nanton,  lately  Fel- 
low of  Trinity 
Hall,  and  I'niver- 
sitv  Orator. 


Henry 
Wing- 
feild, 
Esq. 
mar. 

da.  of 

Me-' 
tham. 
An- 
thony, 

2  sonne, 
ob.  s.  p. 
Will'm, 

3  sonne 
of 

Charles. 


i 

"1 

L-r~i 

i 
1 

i—i 

1  1 

1 

Henry 

-rnr 

Anthony 

-i  n 

Anne, 

Ursula, 

Rob. 

George 

Wing- 

Wing- 

wiff of 

da. 

Wing- 

Wing- 

feild 

feild, 

Robert 

and 

feild, 

feild, 

of 

Fellow  of 

Ma  we. 

coh. 

sonn  and 

slain 

Wan- 

Trinity 

Mar- 

wiffe  of 

heir, 

at  Ca- 

tisden, 

Coll.  and 

gret, 

Edm. 

mar. 

les. 

ma. 

Proctor ; 

wiff  of 

Houer- 

Marg- 

Anto 

Eliz. 

was  rea- 

Jo. 

ings, 

rct,  da. 

Wing- 

da. 

der  of 

Soame 

Re- 

of Roger 

feUd, 

and  h. 

theGreek 

of 

ceiver 

Kosner 

un- 

ofTho. 

toung  to 

Wan- 

to  the 

of  Suff.  ; 

mar- 

Ryse- 

Q.  Eliza. 

tisden. 

K. 

Odly 

ried. 

by,  by 

Sr  John 

Mar- 

Alice,  d. 

his 

Wing- 

gret, 

and  coh. 

wiffe, 

feild,  k. 

da. 

of  .... 

da. 

slain  at 

and 

Drake 

and 

Cales  ; 

coh. 

of  Yard- 

coh.  of 

maried 

wiffe 

ley  in 

Susan, 

of 

Suff. 

Har- 

sister  of 

widow 

bottle. 

Peri- 

Grey. 

of  

grine 

Plater; 

Berty, 

3dly5 

Lo.  Wil- 

Anne, 

loughby, 

da.  of 

widow  of 

Giles 

Reginald 

Ashfeld 

Grey,  4 

of  SutV. 

E.  of 

Kent. 

i 

nr 

c 

,/ 

128 


VISITATION  OF 


r-H 

 Wingfeild,  Esq. 

Sonne  and  h.  of  Sr 
Tho.  by  SrDrue  Dru- 
ries  daughter. 

3  daughters  by  Sr 
Drue  Druries  daugh- 
ter. 

1  da.  by  Sr  Gilbert 
Gerard's  da. 


I —    1 

Sr  Harbottle  Wingfeild  Peregrine 

of  Crofeild    in   Suff.  Wingfeild, 

mar  da.  of  . .  . .  Sonne  and 

Scriuener  of  Ipswich.  h.    of  Sr 

Mary,   wiffe   of   Wm.  John,  was 

Dade,  sonne  and  heire  borne  in 

of  Tho.  Dade  of  Tan-  Flanders, 
nington  in  Suff.  Esq. 

Gilbert  Wingfeild. 


Edmond  Wingfeild,  s.  and 
h.  by  his  firste  wiffe. 

Anne,  wiffe  of  Hen.  Rosing- 
ton,  by  his  first  wiffe. 

Anthony  Wingfeild,  by 
2  wiffe. 

Francis,  by  2  wiffe. 
Mary  Margret,  by  2  wife. 


WINGFEILD  OF  UPTON  IN  LINCOLNSHIRE. 


Sr  Henry  Wingfeild  of  Orford  in  Suff.  k.  2d  sonne  of  Sr  Rob.  Wingfeild,  maried 
Elizab.  daughter  of  Sr  Rob.  Rowks  of  ... . 


Rob.  Wingfeild  of  Vpton  in  Lincolnshire,  Esq.  mar.  Margery, 
dau.  of  ... .  Quarles  of  Norff. 


Rob.  Wingfeild  of  Vpton,  Esq.  maried  Elizabeth,  wiffe  of 
Elizab.  da.  of  Rich.  Cecill  of  Burghley  Rob.  Sampson  of 
in  Lincoln',  Gent,  sister  to  the  great  L.  Carsar   in  Lin- 
Treasurer,  and  was  after  wife  of  Ailing-  coins, 
ton  Tinwell  in  Lincolns. 

,  _X_ 


1.  Sr  Rob.  Wingfeild 
of  Vpton,  k.  who  was 
so  often  chosen  one 
of  the  Burgesses  in 
the  Parliament  Howse, 
and  a  great  speaker 
there,  maried  Pru- 
dence, da.  of  Sr  John 
Crooks  of  Chilton  in 
Buck.  k. 


 r— n  

2.  John  Wingfeild  of  Tittencourt 
in  Line.  Esq.  mar.  Elizab.  da.  and 
h.  of  Paule  Gresham;  and  to  his 

2d  wiffe,  mar   widowe  of 

 Thorold. 

3.  Richard  Wingfeild,  mar  

da.  of  ... .  Bowland. 

Peregrine  Wingfeild,  a  leader  in 
the  Lowe  Countries,  ther  slain. 


John  Wingfeild,  Esq.  ma- 
ried Anne,  da.  and  coh.  of 
John  Calybut,  and  dwelled 
in  the  Nunnerie  in  Stam- 
ford. =p 


Elizabeth,  mar. 
1.  to  Ed w.  Morri- 
son; 2dly,  to  Caly- 
but Downing  of 
Stamford  in  Line. 
Esq. 

Doroty,  wife  of 
Adam  Claypole 
of  Narborrough 
in  Line.  Esq. 


Charles, 
Antho- 
ny, and 
a  3d,  who 
was 

slayn :  all 
wch  three 
died  sans 
issue. 


Robert  Wingfeild  of  Vpton, 
Esq.  sonne  and  heire. 


— , — ,  

Richard  Wingfeild. 
Roger  Wingfeild. 


Elizabeth,  wife  of  Tho.  Brocas,  sonne 
and  heire  of  Sr  Pecksall  Brocas  of 
Burefare  in  Hampsh.  k. 


♦ 


HUNTINGDONSIIIKI:  A.  I).  \C\l\. 


WINGFEILD  OF  DUNHAM*  IN  NORFF. 


SrJohn  Wingfeild  of  Great  and  Little  Dunham  in  Norff.  k.  4th  sonne  of  9 
Wingfeild  of  Letheringh'm,  k.  by  his  wife  Elizab.  Fitz-Lewis,  in  right  of  hit 
Margrett,  da.  and  heire  of  Rich.  Doreward  of  Ess.  Esq.  by  his  wiffe  Joan,  da.  and 
of  Sr  Roger  Harsick,  Lord  of  the  Mannors  of  Southacre  and  both  the  Dunhams. 


Johi 

will'. 

oheii 


r~rn  1  1  

Alice,  wiffe  of  John  Calybut  of  Thomas  Wing- 
Castleacre  in  Norff.  father  of  yl  feild  of  Dun- 
J ohn  Calybut  who  by  his  wiff  ham,  Esq.  mar. 
Beatrix,  da.  of  Rob.  Hoogan  of  ....  da.  of  Sr 
Norff.  had  issue  his  da.  and  heir  Thomas  Wood- 
Susan,  wife  of  Arthur  Downing.  house  of  Kim- 

....  wiffe  of           Gilgate.  berley  in  Norff. 

Francis,  wiffe  of  ....    Curson  =p 
of.... 


Margret,  wiffe 
of  Nich.  Bo- 
hun. 

Alice,  wiffe  of 

  Aud- 

ley. 

Margret,  wiffe 

of   

Grice. 


. .  . .  wiffe  of  ... .  Townsend  of  ... . 
. .  . .  wiffe  of  Geffrey  Downing,  and 
grandmother  of  John  and  Calybut 
Downing,  wherof  John  died  s.  p.; 
and  Calybut  mar.  Eliza,  sister  of  Sr 
Rob.  Wingfeild  of  Vpton. 


+ 

Rob.  Wingfeild 
of  Dunham, 
Esq.  maried 
Elizab.  da.  of 
....  Golding. 

I 


rm  

John  Wingfeild,  sonne  and  heire. 
Edmond  Wingfeild. 
Jane,  wiff  of  ....  Barwick. 
Elizabeth,  wiffe  of  Pole. 


Vrsula,  wiffe  of  . 
Francis,  wiffe  of 
Thomazin. 


John  Wing- 
feild, Gent, 
maried  .... 
da.  of  .... 

Townsend  of 
Norff. 


Will'm  Wing- 
feild of  Spick- 
worth  in 
Norff.  mar. 
Margret,  da. 
of  Tho.  Pet- 
tinghall  of 
Norwich. 

r-rJ 

Thomas  \\  ing- 
feild,  1  sonne, 
was  slayn  at 
Huntingdon. 

Anthony  Wing- 
feild. 


haw.    Anne,  da.  and  heire, 
Arslowe.     wiffe  of  Tho.  Atthow 
of  Lynne  in  Norff. 
Counsellor-at-l-aw  e. 


WINGFIELD  OF 


Lodouike  Wingfeild  of  . .  ..  Esq.  9th  sonne  of  Sr  John  Wingfeild  of  Letheriugham,  ai 
of  his  wiffe  Elizab.  Fitz-Lewis,  mar  da.  of  . .  . .  Mac  Williams  of  Suff.  Esq. 


r- 1  1  1  i 

George  Wingfeild.  John  Wingfeild     ....  wiffe,  first  of  Anto.  Pound  ....  wine 

Sr  Rich.  Wingfeild  of ..  ..     of   ....    Esq.     of  Hampshire  ;   2dl>',  of  ....  of  

k.  mar  sister  of  Sr    maried  ....  White  of  Southwikes  in  ....  Hen<  age. 

Wm.  Fitz-Williams.  =F  ^ 


I  1  I  '  1 


la.  am 


John  Wingfeild,  sonne    Richard  Wing-    Honora,  da.  and  coheir  of  Anto. 

and  heire.  feild,  Esq.  ma-    Pound,  by  his  wiff  ....  Wing-    coheir,  wiffd 

Richard  Wingfeild,  2d    ried  ....  feild,  was  wiff  of  Henry  Radcliff,    of  .... 

sonne  of  Sr  Richard.  4th  E.  of  Sussex,  and  Knight  of  Southwicks. 

the  Garter.  nF 


Robert  Radcliff,  5th  Earle  of  Sussex,  and  K.  of  the  Garter. 
CAMD.  SOC.  S 


130 


VISITATION  OF 


WINGFEILD  OF  BRANTHAM. 


Sr  Humfrey  Wingfeild  of  Brantham  Hall  in  Suff.  k.  ijth  sonne  of  Sr  John  Wingfeild 
and  his  wiffe  Elizabeth  Fitz-Lewis,  was  Attourney  to  H.  8;  and  for  his  great  learning, 
24  H.  8,  was  Prolocutor  in  the  Parlament  House;  he  maried  ....  da.  and  h.  of  ..  .. 
Wiseman  of  Ess.  widowe  of  . .  . .  Edgar,  Seriant  at  Lawe. 


Anne,  wiffe  of  Sr  Alexander  Newton, 
k. ;  and  being  afore  wife  of  ... .  War- 
ner, Esq.  was  mother  of  Sr  Hen. 
Warner  of  Mildenhall  in  Suff. 


Robert  Wingfeild  of  Bran- 
tham, maried  Anne,  da.  of 
Sr  Tho.  Pargitor,  k.  who 
was  Lord  Maior  of  London. 


Dorothy,  wiffe  of 
William  Caly- 
butt. 


I— ]  

4.  Lyonell  Wingfeld, 
s.  p. 

2.  John  Wingfeild,  ma- 
ried ....  da.  of  . . 

Gilgate,  widow  of. .  . . 
Shirland,  and  died 
sans  issue. 


 ,  ■  1  1 

1.  Humfrey  Wingfeild  of  Jane  or  3.  Anthony  Wing- 

Brantham,  Esq.   maried  Anne,  wiffe  feild  of  Winston 

Elizab.  da.  and  coh.  of  Sr  of  . .  , .  Gil-  in    Suff.  maried 

Tho.    Neville   of    Cam-  bert  of  Col-  ....  da.  and  heire 

bridge,  k.  descended  of  Chester.  of    ....  Penny- 

the  Barons  of  Aberga-  cock,  a  widowe. 
venny.        =j=  =f= 
I  I 


Elizabeth,  wiff  of  . .  . .  Huggen.  Humfrey  Wing- 

Tho.  Wingfeld,  mar.  Alice,  da.  of  Sr  feild  of  Brantham, 

John  Bruse,  k.  ;  but  she  died  s.  p.  Esq.  now  living, 

Paule  Wingfeild  was  of  Clare  Hall  in  maried  Anne,  da. 

Cambridge,  together  with  his  bro.  of  Sr  John  Bruse 

Humfrey,  and  after  a  captaine  be-  of    Wenham  in 

yond  sea,  and  ther  slayne.  Suff.  k. 


— I 

Jane,  wiff 
of  Will'm 
Moyes  of 
Winston 
in  Suff. 


Humfrey  Wing- 
feld, sonne  and 
heire. 

William  Wing- 
feld. 
Mary. 


John  Wingfeld,  sonne  and  heire.     Anne,  1.  da.  of  ... .  Wingfeld  2d  daughter. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  1).  L6  !  3, 


131 


WINGFEILD  OF  KIMBOLTON. 


Sr  Rich'  Wingfeild  of  Kimbolton  Castle  in  Hunt.  k.  12th  sonne  of  Sr  John  Wingfeild 
of  Letheringham,  k.  and  of  his  wiffe  Eiizab.  Fitz-Lewis  ;  was  Chancellor  of  the  Duchie  of 
Lane. ;  Lord  Deputy  of  Callis;  and  made  K.  of  the  Garter  by  Henr.  S.  His  1  wiffe  was 
Katherine  Dutchess  of  Bedford  and  Buckingham,  6th  da.  and  cob.  of  Rich'  Woodvile,  E. 
Rivers,  widowe  first  of  Henr.  Stafford,  D.  of  Buckingham,  2dl-v,  of  Jasper  of  Hatfeild, 
D.  of  Bedford,  by  whome  Sr  Rich'  had  no  issue;  2dl>',  be  maried  Bridgett,  da.  and 
heire  of  Sr  John  Wilshire,  and  had  all  his  children  by  her:  he  is  buried  at  Toledo  in 
Spayne.  =p 


Charles  Wingfeild  of 
Kimbolton  Castle,  Esq. 
mar.  Jane,  sister  to 
famous  Sr  Francis 
Knolles,  who  was  Trea- 
surer of  the  Houshould 
to  Q.  Eliza,  and  Knight 
of  the  Garter. 


 1 — T 

Cicely,  wife 
denhead  of 
head. 

Margret,  wife  of  Sr 
Tho.    Newnham,  k.; 

and    2dlx  of   

Moyleward  of  .... 

Jane,  wife  of . .  . .  Wol- 
rich  of  Hunt.  Esq. 


of  May- 
Mayden- 


 1  

Thomas  Maria 
Wingfeild,  Esq. 
so  christened  by 
Q.   Mary  and 
Cardinall  Poole, 

mar  da.  of 

....  Kerry  of 
Yorkshire. 


 1  

Jaques 
Wing- 
feild, Mr 
of  the 
Ord- 
nance in 
Ireland, 
died  sans 
issue. 


 1 

Lau- 
rence 
Wing- 
feild, 
maried 


Thomas  Wingfeild  of  Kimbol- 
ton Castle,  Esq.  mar.  Honora, 
da.  of  Sr  Antho  Denney  of 
Waltha.  Abbey  in  Essex,  k. 
Counsellor  of  Estate,  and  one 
of  the  executors  to  K.  Henry  8. 


r- r 


Anne,  Edward  Maria  Wingfeild,  vnmar- 
wiffe  of  ried,  now  living. 
Will'm  Thomas  Maria  Wingfeild,  neere 
Smyth.  Kimbolton  Castle,  mar.  E.  Tra- 
vildo  de  Susnett  in  Over  Isell,  an 
outlandish  woman. 


I 

Richard 

Wing- 

fVild. 


Sr  Edward  Wingfeild  of  Kimbolton  Castle,  James  Wing- 
k.  the  great  warriour,  mar.  Mary,  da.  of  Sr  feild. 
James  Harrington  of  Exto  in  Rutl.  sister  of  Robert  Wing- 
Jo.  Lo.  Harringto  of  Exton.  feild. 


  wife  of  ....  W'ol- 

rich. 

. .  . .  wiffe  of  Tho.  Le^  ke 
nor  of  Suff. 


Sr  James  Wingfeild  of  Kimbolto  Castle,  k.  now     Robert  W 
liuing,  maried  ....   da.  of   Francis  Brakn  of  feild. 
Cambridge,  Esq.  Counsellor-at-Lawe. 


Edward  Wingfeild. 

C'liarlcs  Wingfeild. 

Arthur  Wingfeild. 


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VISITATION  OP 


HIS  MAts  COMISSION  TO  CLARENCEUX  FOR  HIS  VISITATION. 

James,  by  the  grace  of  God  King  of  England,  Scotland,  Fraunce,  and  Ireland,  De- 
fendor  of  the  Fayth,  &c.  To  our  trusty  and  welbeloved  servaunt  William  Camden, 
Esquire,  surnamed  Clarencieulx,  Kinge  of  Armes  of  the  east,  west,  and  south  parts  of 
our  realme  of  England,  from  the  ryver  of  Trent  southward,  and  to  all  other  our  loving 
subjects,  greeting.  Forasmuch  as  God  of  his  great  clemency  and  goodnes  hath  subjected  to 
our  empire  and  governaunce  the  Nobility,  People,  and  Comons  of  this  Realme  of  England, 
wee  mynding  of  our  royall  and  absolute  power  to  us  comytted  to  visite,  survey,  and  viewe 
throughout  all  our  realme  of  England,  and  other  our  dominions,  as  well  for  a  due  order 
to  be  kept  and  observed  in  all  thinges  touching  the  office  and  duetyes  appertayning  to 
Armes,  as  also  for  reformation  of  dyvers  and  sondrie  abuses  and  disorders  daily  arising  and 
growing  for  want  of  ordinarie  Visitations,  Surveis,  and  Viewes  in  tymes  convenient,  accord- 
ing to  the  auncient  forme  and  laudable  custome  of  the  lawes  of  Armes ;  and  that  the 
nobility  of  this  realme  may  bee  preserved  in  everie  degree  as  appertayneth  as  well  in 
honour  as  in  worship  ;  and  that  every  person  and  persons,  bodyes  politique,  corporate,  and 
others  may  bee  the  better  knowne  in  his  and  their  estate,  degree,  and  misterye,  without 
confusion  or  disorder,  have  therefore  constituted,  deputed,  ordayned,  and  appointed  for 
us  and  in  our  name  our  sayd  welbeloved  servaunt  William  Camden,  Esquier,  alias 
Clarencieulx,  King  of  Armes  in  the  sayd  east,  west,  and  south  parts  of  our  Realme  of 
England,  from  the  sayd  ryver  of  Trent  southward,  to  visite  all  the  sayd  Province,  and  the 
parts  and  members  thereof,  appertayning  to  the  offyce  and  charge  of  the  said  Clarencieulx 
Kinge  of  Armes,  from  tyme  to  tyme,  as  often  and  when  as  he  shall  thinke  most  necessarie 
and  convenient  for  the  same  ;  and  not  only  to  enter  into  all  churches,  castles,  houses,  and 
other  places  at  his  discretion,  to  peruse  and  take  knowledge,  survey,  and  viewe  of  all 
manner  of  armes,  cognizances,  crests,  and  other  devyses  of  Armes  of  all  and  singular  our 
subjects,  as  well  bodyes  politique  as  others,  within  the  sayd  Province,  of  what  dignity  or 
degree,  estate,  or  misterie  soever  they  bee,  lawfully  authorized  to  have,  use,  or  beare  any 
such  armes,  cognizaunces,  crests,  and  other  like  devyses,  with  the  notes  of  their  discents, 
pedigrees,  and  mariages  :  and  the  same  to  enter  of  record  in  a  Register  Booke  of  Armes, 
according  to  such  order  as  is  prescribed  and  sett  forth  in  the  offyce,  charge,  and  oathe 
taken  by  our  said  servaunt  at  his  creation  and  coronation  ;  but  also  to  correct,  comptroll, 
and  reforme  all  manner  of  armes,  crests,  cognizances,  and  devyses,  unlawfull  or  unlawfully 
usurped,  borne,  or  taken  by  any  manner  person  or  persons  within  the  same  Province, 
contrary  to  the  due  order  of  the  la  we  of  Armes  ;  and  the  same  to  reverse,  pull  downe,  or 
otherwise  deface,  at  his  discretion,  as  well  in  cote  armes,  helme,  standards,  pennons,  and 
hatchments  of  tent  and  pavilions,  as  also  in  plate,  jewells,  paper,  parchment,  windowes, 
gravestones,  and  monuments,  or  elsewhere  wheresoever  they  bee  sett  or  placed,  whether 
they  bee  in  shield,  scutcheon,  lozenge,  square,  rondell,  or  otherwise  howsoever,  contrary 
to  the  antiquity  and  auncyent  lawes,  customes,  rules,  priviledges,  and  orders  of  Armes  ; 
and  further,  Wee  by  theise  presents  doe  give  and  graunt  to  the  sayd  Clarencieulx  full 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  L613. 


power  and  authority  to  reprove,  comptroll,  and  make  infamous  by  proclamation  to  be 
made  at  the  Assizes  or  generall  Sessions  within  the  same  his  Province  to  bee  had  and 
kepte,  or  at  such  other  place  or  places  as  hee  or  they  shall  thinke  most  meete  ami  conve- 
nient, all  and  all  manner  of  person  or  persons  that  unlawfully  and  withoul  jus1  authoritie, 
vocation,  or  due  calling,  doe  or  have,  or  shall  usurpe,  to  take  uppon  him  or  them  an] 
manner  of  title  of  honor  or  dignitie,  as  esquier,  gentleman,  or  other;  and  likewise  to 
reforme  and  comptroll  all  such  as  at  any  funeralls  or  interrements  shall  use  or  weare  am 
mournyng  apparell,  as  gownes,  hoodes,  tippetts,  or  such  like,  contrary  to  the  order  lymitted 
and  prescribed  in  the  tyme  of  the  Most  Noble  Prince  Kinge  Henry,  of  famous  memory, 
the  Seaventh,  our  grandfather,  otherwise  or  in  any  other  sort  then  to  their  estates  and 
degrees  doth  appertayne.  And  furthermore,  by  these  presents  wee  prohibit  and  forbid  thai 
no  paynter,  glasyer,  gouldsmyth,  graver,  or  any  other  artyficer,  whatsoever  hee  or  the; 
bee,  within  the  sayd  province  of  the  sayd  Clarencieulx,  shall  take  uppon  them  to  paynte, 
grave,  glase,  devyse,  or  sett  forth  by  any  waves  or  meanes  anye  manner  of  amies,  crests,  cog- 
nizances, pedigrees,  or  other  devyses  appertayning  to  the  offyce  of  Armes,  otherwise  or  in 
any  other  fourme  or  manner  then  they  may  lawfully  doe  and  shalbee  allowed  by  the  sayd 
Clarencieulx,  his  deputy  or  deputies,  according  to  the  auncient  lawes  and  statutes  of 
armes;  and  wee  forbyd  and  straightly  comaunde  all  our  sheriffs,  comissioners,  arch- 
deacons, offycialls,  scryvenours,  clarks,  wryters,  or  other  whatsoever  they  bee,  to  call, 
name,  or  write  in  any  assize,  sessyons,  court,  or  other  open  place  or  places,  or  else  to  use 
in  any  writing  the  addition  of  esquyre  or  gentleman,  unlesse  they  bee  able  to  stand  unto 
and  justifie  the  same  by  the  lawe  of  Armes  of  our  realme,  or  else  bee  ascerteyned  thereof 
by  advertysement  in  writing  from  the  sayd  Clarencieulx  King  of  Armes,  or  his  deputyc 
or  deputyes,  attorney  or  attorneys  ;  and  further  wee  straightly  charge  and  comaunde  that 
no  other  person  or  persons  shall  intromytt  or  meddle  with  any  thinge  or  thinges  touching 
and  concerning  the  office  of  Armes  within  the  sayd  Province,  without  speciall  lycence  and 
authoritie  of  the  sayd  Clarencieulx,  in  writing,  under  the  seale  of  the  sayd  otf'yee  first  had 
and  obtayned  from  the  sayd  Clarencieulx;  all  the  which  sayd  power,  prehemynence,  juris- 
diction, and  authoritie  above  specifyed,  for  us,  our  heyres,  and  successors,  wee  doe  give 
and  graunt  by  theise  presents  to  the  sayd  William  Camden,  alias  Clarencieulx,  during  Ins 
naturall  lyfe,  in  as  large  and  ample  manner  and  forme  in  everie  thinge  and  things  as  any 
his  predecessors,  or  anye  other  bearing  the  name  or  tytle  of  Clarencieulx,  have  or  had,  dyd 
or  might  doe  by  force  of  any  letters  patents  graunted  by  any  of  our  predecessors,  or  as  of 
right  hee  or  they  ought  or  might  have  used  to  doe  and  exercise  by  force  of  his  savd  ..(lice, 
with  all  manner  of  profytts,  advantages,  and  emoluments  thereunto  belonging:  Wherefore 
wee  will  and  straightly  charge  and  comaunde  all  and  singular  our  justices,  sheryfiB, 
mayors,  bayliffs,  and  all  other  our  offycers,  mynisters,  and  constables,  and  all  and  everie 
our  loving  subjects,  that  in  the  execution  of  the  premisses  they  effectually  employe  their 
best  ayde,  assistaunce,  furtherance,  and  counsayle  to  our  sayd  servaunt,  his  deputye  or 
deputyes,  so  often  and  when  as  hee  or  any  of  them  shall  require  the  same,  in  all  that  the) 
conveniently  may,  as  they  tender  our  favour,  and  will  aunswere  the  contrary  at  their 
perill  ;  and  further,  by  theise  presents  wee  doe  authorize  our  sayd  senaunt  to  nominate 
and  appoint,  under  the  seale  of  his  sayd  office,  so  many  deputyes  or  attorneys  as  shalbe 


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VISITATION  OF 


thought  to  him  expedient,  for  the  better  execution  of  all  and  singular  the  premisses  ;  and 
if  there  fortune  to  fall  out  in  this  Visitation  any  manner  of  scruple,  doubte,  question,  or 
any  misdemeanor  of  any  person  or  persons  whatsoever  that  cannot  bee  conveniently  bee 
decided  or  ended  by  our  sayd  servaunt,  or  by  such  deputye  or  deputyes,  or  attorneys,  as 
hee  under  the  seale  of  his  sayd  offyce  shall  name  and  appoint,  then  our  mynde  and  plea- 
sure is  that  our  sayd  servaunt,  his  deputye,  deputyes,  or  atturneyes  named  as  is  aforesayd, 
shall  comaund  such  persons  or  persons  whome  the  sayd  question,  scruple,  or  misde- 
meanor shall  concerne,  under  a  certeine  payne,  and  at  a  certen  daye,  to  appeare  before 
the  Earl  Marshall  of  England  for  the  tyme,  before  whome  the  sayd  scruple,  question,  or 
misdemeanour  shalbe  heard  and  ordered,  according  to  the  lawes  and  custome  of  Armes 
in  that  case  provided,  and  of  auncient  tyme  used,  any  statute,  lawe,  proclamation,  cus- 
tome or  usage  to  the  contrary  in  any  wise  notwithstanding.  In  witnes  whereof,  wee 
have  caused  these  our  letters  to  bee  made  patents.  Witnes  ourselfe,  at  Harfeild,  the 
fyfth  day  of  August,  in  the  fyrst  yere  of  our  raigne  of  England,  Fraunce,  and  Ireland, 
and  of  Scotland  the  seaven  and  thirtyeth. 

per  bre  deprivato  Sigillo,  &c.  LUKYN. 

Exaiatr  per  Thomam  Marten. 


CLARENCEUX  DEPUTATION  TO  LANCASTER  HERALD  OF  ARMES. 

To  all  to  whome  this  presente  writinge  shall  come,  William  Camden  Esquire,  al's 
Clarencieulx  Kinge  of  Armes  of  the  east,  west,  and  south  parts  of  the  realme  of  England, 
from  the  river  of  Trent  southward,  greeting  in  our  Lord  God  everlasting.  Whereas  our 
Soveraigne  Lord  Kinge  James,  the  Kinges  Matie  that  now  is,  by  his  Highnes  Letters 
Patents  under  the  Great  Seale  of  England,  bearing  date  at  Harfeild,  the  fifth  daye  of 
August,  in  the  first  yeare  of  his  Highnes  reigne,  hath  constituted,  deputed,  ordeined,  and 
appointed  the  sayd  William  Camden,  by  the  name  of  his  said  welbeloved  servaunt  William 
Camden  Esquire,  alias  Clarencieulx  Kinge  of  Armes  in  the  said  east,  west,  and  south 
parts  of  the  realme  of  England,  from  the  sayd  river  of  Trent  southward,  to  visite  all  the 
sayd  Province,  and  the  parts  and  members  thereof  appertayning  to  the  office  and  charge 
of  the  sayd  Clarencieulx  Kinge  of  Armes,  from  tyme  to  tyme,  as  often  and  when  as  hee 
shall  thinke  most  necessarie  and  convenient  for  the  same ;  and  not  onely  to  enter  into  all 
churches,  castles,  houses,  and  other  places  at  his  discretion,  to  peruse  and  take  knowledg, 
surveye,  and  viewe  of  all  manner  of  armes,  cognizaunces,  crestes,  and  other  devises  of  armes, 
of  all  and  singular  his  Highnes  subjects,  as  well  bodies  pollitique  as  others  within  the  sayd 
Province,  of  what  dignitie  or  degree,  estate,  or  mysterie  soever  they  bee,  lawfully  au- 
thorized to  have,  use,  or  beare  any  such  armes,  cognizances,  crests,  and  other  like  devises, 
with  the  notes  of  their  discents,  pedegrees,  and  marriages  ;  and  the  same  to  enter  of  record 
in  a  register  booke  of  armes,  according  to  such  order  as  is  prescribed  and  sett  forth  in  the 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  A.  I).  16 13. 


office,  charge,  and  oath  taken  by  his  Highnes  saydservaunt  at  his  creation  and  coronation; 
but  also  to  correct,  comptroll,  and  reforme  all  manner  of  armes,  crests,  cognizances,  an  I 
devises,  unlawfull  or  unlawfully  usurped,  borne^.  or  taken  by  any  manner  person  or  per 
sons  within  the  same  Province,  contrarie  to  the  due  order  of  tbo  law  of  Ainu  -,  and  the 
same  to  reverse,  pull  downe,  or  otherwise  deface  at  bis  discretion,  as  well  in  coate  arm.-,, 
helme,  standards,  pennons,  and  hatchments  of  tents  and  pavilions,  as  also  in  plate  jewels, 
paper,  parchment,  windowes,  grave-stones,  and  monuments,  or  elsewhere  wheresoever 
they  bee  sett  or  placed,  whether  they  bee  in  sheild,  schochen,  lozenge,  square,  rondell, 
or  otherwise  howsoever,  contrarie  to  the  antiquitie  and  auncient  lawes,  customes,  rules, 
priviledges,  and  orders  of  Armes;  and  further,  his  Highnes  hath  given  and  graunted  to 
the  said  Clarencieulx  full  power  and  authoritie  to  reprove,  controwle,  and  make  infamous 
by  proclamation  to  bee  made  at  the  assizes  or  generall  sessions  within  the  same  his  Pro- 
vince to  bee  had  and  kept,  or  at  such  other  place  or  places  as  bee  or  they  shall  thinke 
most  meete  and  convenient,  all  and  all  manner  of  person  or  persons  that  unlawfully  and 
without  just  authoritie,  vocation,  or  dewe  calling,  doe  or  have  done,  or  shall  usurpe  or 
take  uppon  him  or  them  any  manner  of  title,  honour,  or  dignity,  as  esquire,  gentleman. 
And  likewise  to  reforme  and  controwle  all  such  as  at  any  funerall  or  interrments  shall  use 
or  weare  any  mourning  apparell,  as  gownes,  hoods,  tippetts,  or  such  like,  contrarie  to  the 
order  lymitted  and  prescribed  in  the  tyme  of  the  most  noble  Prince  King  Henrie,  of 
famous  memorie,  the  Seaventh,  otherwise  or  in  any  other  sort  then  to  their  estates  and 
degrees  doth  or  shall  appertayne  ;  and  furthermore,  his  Highnes  doth  prohibite  and  forbid 
that  no  painter,  glasier,  gouldsmith,  graver,  or  any  other  artificer,  whatsoever  hec  or  they 
bee,  within  the  said  Province  of  the  said  Clarencieulx,  shall  take  upon  them  to  painte, 
grave,  glase,  devise,  or  sett  fourth  by  any  wayes  or  meanes  any  manner  of  armes,  crests, 
cognizances,  pedegrees,  or  other  devise  appertayning  to  the  Office  of  Armes,  otherwise  or 
in  any  other  forme  or  manner  then  they  may  lawfully  doe  and  shalbee  allowed  by  the  sayd 
Clarencieulx,  his  deputie  or  deputies,  according  to  the  auncient  lawes  and  statutes  of 
armes;  and  his  Highnes  doth  forbid  and  streightly  comaund  all  sheriffs,  comissioners, 
arch-deacons,  officialls,  scriveners,  clarkes,  writers,  or  others,  whatsoever  they  bee,  to 
call,  name,  or  write  in  any  assize,  sessions,  court,  and  other  open  place  or  places,  or  else 
to  use  in  any  writing,  the  addition  of  esquire  or  gentleman,  unlesse  they  bee  able  to  stand 
unto  and  justifie  the  same  by  the  law  of  Armes  of  his  Highnes  sayd  Realme,  or  else  to  bee 
assertened  thereof  by  advertisement  in  writing  from  the  sayd  Clarencieulx  Kinge  of 
Armes,  his  deputie  or  deputies,  attorney  or  attornyes.  And  furthermore,  his  Highnes  .hah 
straightly  charge  and  comaund  that  no  other  person  or  persons  shall  intromitt  or  meddle 
in  any  thinge  or  thinges  touching  or  concerning  the  Office  of  Armes,  within  the  sayd 
Province,  without  speciall  licence  and  authoritie  of  the  sayd  Clarencieulx,  in  writing, 
under  the  seale  of  the  sayd  office  first  had  and  obteyned  from  the  said  Clarencieulx:  all 
the  which  sayd  power,  preheminence,  jurisdiction,  and  authoritie  above  recite. 1.  his 
Highnes,  for  himselfe,  his  heires,  and  successors,  doth  give  and  graunt  to  the  sayd 
William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  during  the  naturall  life  of  the  sayd  Clarencieulx,  in 
as  large  and  ample  manner  and  forme  in  every  thinge  and  thinges  as  any  his  jire.leeevM.r-, 
or  any  other  bearing  the  name  or  title  of  Clarencieulx,  have  or  had,  did  or  might  doe  b) 


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VISITATION  OF 


force  of  any  letters  patents  graunted  by  any  of  his  Highnes  predecessors,  as  of  right  hee  or 
they  ought  or  might  have  used  to  doe  and  exercise  by  force  of  his  sayde  office,  with  all 
manner  of  proffitts,  advantages,  and  emoluments  thereunto  belonging,  as  by  the  sayd 
recited  letters  patents,  amongst  other  thinges,  further  power  and  authorittie  thereby 
graunted  and  therein  conteyned  more  at  large  it  doth  and  will  appeare.  Now  know  yee, 
that  the  said  William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  for  divers  good  causes  and  considera- 
tions him  thereunto  moving,  hath  appointed,  constituted,  ordeyned,  deputed,  and  made, 
and  by  theis  presents  doth  appoint,  constitute,  ordeyne,  depute,  and  make  Nicholas 
Charles,  al's  Lancaster  Herauld,  and  his  assignes,  his  true  and  lawfull  marshall,  deputie 
and  deputies,  attorney  and  attornyes,  in  and  for  the  sayd  office  of  Clarencieulx  King  of 
Armes,  within  the  severall  counties  of  Huntingdon  and  Cambridg,  and  not  elsewhere, 
lawfully  to  doe,  execute,  exercise,  performe,  and  finishe  all  and  everie  act,  deed,  thinge, 
and  things  whatsoever,  needful,  requisite,  or  necessarie  to  bee  executed,  done,  and  per- 
formed, touching  or  concerning  all  or  any  the  premisses  before  recited  and  mentioned  or 
conteined  in  and  by  the  sayd  recited  Letters  Patents,  for  and  during  one  whole  yeare  now 
next  ensuing,  (if  the  sayd  William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  shall  so  long  live,)  except 
only  graunting  and  confirming  of  Armes  and  Crests ;  and  also  that  the  sayd  Nicholas 
Charles,  al's  Lancaster,  and  his  assignes,  shall  and  may  take  and  receive,  to  the  use  of 
the  said  William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  all  fees,  duties,  proffits,  and  commodities 
whatsoever  accrewing,  cominge,  growing,  or  arising  unto  the  sayd  William  Camden,  al's 
Clarencieulx,  by  vertue  of  the  office  aforesayd,  by  or  uppon  any  Visitation  or  Visitations 
within  the  said  counties  of  Huntingdon  and  Cambridg  aforesayd,  during  and  untill  the 
nyne  and  twentieth  daye  of  September,  which  shalbee  in  the  yeare  of  our  Lord  God  one 
thousand  sixe  hundred  and  foureteene  (except  before  excepted),  in  as  ample  manner  and 
forme  in  all  respects  as  the  said  William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  may,  might,  or  could 
doe  in  any  wise.  In  witnes  whereof,  the  said  William  Camden,  al's  Clarencieulx,  hath 
hereunto  sett  his  hand  and  seale  of  his  office  aforesayd,  dated  the  two  and  twentieth  daye 
of  July,  1613,  and  in  the  eleaventh  yeare  of  our  sayd  Sov'eigne  Lord  James,  by  the  grace 
of  God  Kinge  of  England,  Fraunce,  and  Ireland,  Defendor  of  the  Faith,  &c.  and  of  Scot- 
land the  sixe  and  fortieth. 

WILLIAM  CAMDEN,  CLARENCEUX, 

King  of  Armes. 

Sealed  and  delivered  in  the  presence 
of  mee, 
H.  Davies,  notary  publiqe. 
Marmaduke  Nandyke. 


HUNTlN(;i>OSSlIIHK  A.  1 ).  liii:>. 


137 


TO  THE  BA.YLIF  01-  THE  HUNDRED  OF  NORJttANCROSSE,  OR  CO  HIS  DEP1  Hi 
OR  DEPUTIES  THERE. 

By  vertue  of  His  Maties  Comission,  vnder  ye  Great  Seale  of  England,  you  shall  warne 
theis  knights,  esquires,  and  gentlemen  (whose  names  are  under  written)  to  app 
personally  before  mee,  Lancaster  Herald,  marshall  to  Clarencieux  King  of  Anno,  at 
Stilton,  within  your  Hundred  of  Normancrosse,  on  Tuesday  next,  being  the  xvijtb  daye  of 
August,  at  nine  of  the  clock  before  noone  the  same  daye,  at  the  house  of  William  Randall, 
being  the  signe  of  the  Angell,  in  the  sayd  towne  of  Stilton,  whereas  (God  willing)  I  doe 
intend  to  sitt  for  the  better  registring  of  all  the  gentlemen  within  your  Hundred,  and  to 
bringe  with  them  such  their  amies  and  crests  as  they  now  use  and  bearc,  with  their 
discents,  pedigrees,  and  patentes  of  armes,  and  other  their  evidences  as  may  justify  the 
same  if  need  require  :  to  the  intent  that  I,  knowing  how  they  use  and  challeng  the  names 
of  esquires  and  gentlemen,  and  beare  their  coates  of  armes,  may  accordingly  take  m .tier 
thereof,  and  record  the  same,  and  to  disclayme  all  those  that  falsely  and  without  true 
ground  have  usurped  or  taken  the  title  of  esquires  or  gentlemen  uppon  them,  according 
to  the  tenor  of  His  Maties  Cdmission  aforesayd,  and  to  returne  the  names  of  such  as  shall 
refuse,  if  any  such  there  bee,  that  I  may  proceed  against  them,  as  my  Comission  bindeth 
mee  in  yl  behalfe  for  such  contempts  ;  and  hereof  charge  them  not  to  faile,  as  thej  will 
avoyd  the  perill  that  may  ensue  of  any  their  contempts  herein.  Yeoven  under  my  hand 
the  xiiijth  day  of  August,  Anno  D'ni  1613. 


THE  PROCLAMATION  FOR  DISCLAYMING  OF  SUCH  AS  HAVE  USURPED  THE  TITLE  OF  GENTL1  MEN. 

The  King's  Most  Excellent  Matie  being  desirous  that  the  nobility  and  gentry  of  this  his 
realme  should  bee  preserved  in  every  degree  as  well  in  honor  as  in  worship,  and  that  rvrn 
person  and  personns,  bodyes  corporate  and  others,  should  bee  knowne  in  their  estates  and 
mysteries,  without  confusion  and  disorder,  hath  authorized  mee,  Lancaster  Herald,  as 
marshall  and  deputy  to  Clarenceux,  Kinge  of  Armes  of  the  south  parts  of  this  realme  of 
England,  not  onely  to  visite  all  this  sayd  Province,  to  peruse  and  take  know  ledg,  survey  . 
and  view  of  all  manner  of  armes,  cognizances,  and  crests,  and  other  like  devises,  with  the 
notes  of  the  discents,  pedigrees,  and  marriages  of  all  the  nobility  and  gentrj  therein 
throughout  conteyned,  but  also  to  reprove,  controwlc,  and  make  infamous  hj  proclama- 
tion all  such  as  unlawfully  and  without  just  authority,  vocation,  or  due  calling,  doe  or 
have  done,  or  shall  usurpe  or  take  upon  them  any  name  or  title  of  honour  or  dignity,  as 
esquire  or  gentleman,  or  other,  as  by  his  Highnes  gratious  Comission  under  the  Greate 
Seale  of  England,  more  plainely  may  appeare.  Know  yee  therefore  that  I.  the  said  Lan- 
CAMD.  SOC.  1 


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VISITATION  OF  HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 


caster  Herald,  for  the  accomplishment  of  his  Matles  desire,  and  furtherance  of  his  Highnes 
service  that  way,  at  this  present  making  Survey  within  the  county  of  Huntingdon,  have 
found  these  persons  whose  names  are  hereunder  written,  presumptuously  and  without  any 
good  ground  or  authority  to  have  usurped  the  name  and  title  of  gentlemen  contrary  to  all 
right,  and  to  the  auncient  custome  of  this  land,  and  the  usage  of  the  law  of  armes;  which 
name  and  title  they  are  from  henceforth  no  more  to  use  or  take  upon  them,  upon  such 
further  paine  and  perill,  as  by  the  Earle  Marshall,  or  his  Maties  most  honorable  comis- 
sioners  for  the  executing  of  the  office  of  earl  marshall  of  England,  shalbee  inflicted  and 
layd  upon  them :  whereof  also  I  thought  good  hereby  to  advertise  all  other  his  Maties  good 
and  loving  subjects  within  the  sayd  county,  that  as  they  tender  his  Highnes  pleasure  and 
desire  in  this  behalfe,  they  from  henceforth  shunne  and  avoyd  the  like,  and  forbear  to  use 
in  any  writing  or  otherwise  the  addition  of  an  esquire  or  gentleman,  unlesse  they  bee 
able  to  justifie  the  same  by  the  law  of  armes  and  the  law  of  the  realme.  Given  at  Stilton, 
the  xvijth  day  of  August,  Anno  D'ni  1613. 


Whereas  by  vertue  of  a  comission  under  the  Great  Seale  of  England,  you  were  warned 
by  the  bayliff  of  the  Hundred  of  Normancrosse,  to  appeare  before  mee  Lancaster  Herald 
of  Armes,  at  Stilton,  where  I  satt  in  his  Maties  behalf  and  service  to  register  all  the  gentle- 
men of  name  and  of  armes  within  the  sayd  Hundred  according  to  the  tenour  of  his  Maties 
sayd  Comission,  and  to  disclayme  all  such  as  falsely  and  without  good  ground  have  usurped 
the  name  and  title  of  gentlemen.  Now  forasmuch  as  you  have  made  default  of  your 
appearance,  to  the  hinderance  of  his  Maties  service  and  contempt  of  the  Great  Seale  of 
England,  these  are  to  comaunde  you  in  his  Maties  name,  that  you  appeare  personally  on 
the  first  daye  of  November  next  ensuing  the  date  hereof,  before  the  Earle  Marshall  of 
England,  there  to  aunswere  your  contempts ;  and  hereof  fayle  you  not,  as  you  will  forfeite 
tenne  pounds  the  man  unto  the  King's  Matie,  or  any  other  the  perills  that  may  ensue  of 
any  their  contempts.    Geuen  at  Stilton,  the  xvijth  day  of  August,  Anno  D'ni  1613. 


INDEX. 


Aulkmondbury  Church,    Arms   in  the 

windows  of,  46. 
Barnewell,  Excerpta  ex  Registro  Prio- 

ratus  dejuxta  Cantabrigiam,  49. 
Bevill,  Roberti,  de  Sawtrey,  ex  chartis, 

5—11,  43,  44,  45. 
Brudenell  de  Deen,  Thomae,  mil.  et  baro- 

netti,  ex  chartis  et  evidentiis,  82 — 86. 
Buckwwth  Church,  Arms  in  the  windows 

of,  45. 

Camden,  William,  Clarencieux,  Commis- 
sion to  him  for  his  Visitation,  132. 

 his  Deputation  to  Lancaster  He- 
rald at  Arms,  134. 

Charles,  Nich.  Letter  of,  to  Mr.  Robt. 
Castle  of  Glatton,  111. 

Clarke,  John,  t.  Hen.  VII.  Arms  of,  30. 

Conington  Church,  Arms  in  the  windows 
of,  A.D.  1613,  24. 

Coton,  Note  of  charters  relating  to  the 
Family  of,  23,  75,  76. 

Cotton,  Arms  of,  upon  an  ancient  basin 
and  ewer  at  Conington,  25. 

Dodington  Church,  Arms  upon  a  monu- 
ment and  in  the  windows  at,  48. 

Elton,  Arms  in  the  windows  of  the  House 
and  Church  of,  14. 

Holme  Church,  Inscription  in  a  window 
of,  23,  53. 

Huntingdon,  Seal  of  the  Town  of,  1. 

 Arms  in  St.  Benet's  Church 

at,  93. 

 in  the  Church  of  Allhallows, 

94 

Kimbolton  Church,  Arms  in,  22. 
Lancaster  Herald,  summons  of,  to  the  Bay- 
liff  of  the  Hund.  of  Normancrosse,  137. 


Lancaster  Herald,   Proclamation  of,  foi 
disclayming  of  such  as  have  usurped 
the  title  of  Gentlemen,  137. 
Pedigrees. 

Ap  Rhese,  31. 

Astrie,  98,  99. 

Audley,  54. 

Baldwyn,  58. 

Beaumys,  16. 

Bedell,  38. 

Bellay,  122. 

Best,  65. 

Bevill,  8,  9,  116. 

Beumes,  77,  78. 

Bolton,  55. 

Broughton,  81. 

Browne,  95. 

Calton,  40. 

Castle,  111. 

Clifton,  4. 

Cotton,  26,  27,  28. 

Cromwell,  79,  80. 

Cropley,  59. 

Deyer,  69,  70,  71. 

Edwards,  113. 

Fawkener,  36. 

Folvile,  76. 

Forster,  56. 

Fowberge,  104. 

Germin,  106. 

Grace,  21. 

Herbert,  17. 

Heme,  97. 

Hetlcy,  108. 

Holcot,  21. 

Hullock,  108. 

Jackman,  105. 


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INDEX. 


Pedigrees. 

Jawdrell,  66. 
Kaye,  33. 
Knowles,  101. 
Kryell,  113,  114. 
Leete,  67. 
Louthe,  11. 
Luke,  60,  61. 
Marshall,  34. 
Moyne,  78. 
Nailour,  96,  109,  110. 
Paris,  62. 
Payne,  64. 
Pikering,  19. 
Pratt,  37. 
Pulter,  101. 
Rooe,  92. 
Rous,  103. 
St.  John,  2. 
Sapcotts,  12. 
Skeggs,  63. 
Slade,  20. 
Stones,  101. 
Taylarde,  &c.  87—91. 
Throckmorton,  123. 
Torkyngton,  102. 
Tryce,  107. 
Turbervyle,  57. 
Tyringham,  115,  116. 
Walden,  18. 
Whalley,  35. 
Whitbrooke,  72. 
Williams,  20. 
Wingfield,  112. 

Wingfield  of  Wingfield  Castle,  125. 
Wingfield  of  Upton  in  Lincolnshire, 
128. 

Wingfield  of  Dunham  in  Norfolk,  129. 

Wingfield  of  129. 

Wingfield  of  Brantham,  130. 

Wingfield  of  Kimbolton,  131. 
St.  Neot,  Arms  in  the  Church  of,  47. 
Sawtrey,  Arms   in   Laurence  Farron"s 
house  at,  12,  13. 


Seals  of 

Nig.  de  Amundeville,  121. 
Rob.  de  Bellomanso,  29. 
Will.  Bevill,  44. 
Tho.  de  Beuyle,  117. 
Beyvill,  116. 

Humfr.  de   Bohun,  com.  Heref. 

100. 
Joh.  Burcy,  68. 
Abb.  S.  Pet.  de  Burgo,  43. 
Joh.  Bussy,  mil.  67. 
Will.  Cornewelle,  119. 
Ric.  de  Cornubia,  119. 
Ric.  Drewe,  30. 
Town  of  Huntingdon,  1. 
Joh.  fil.  Galfridi,  100. 
Alic.  ux.  Hug.  of  the  Stok,  120. 
Tho.  at  Lathe,  29. 
Giles  de  Merc,  121. 
Will,  de  Merc,  120. 
Ric.  Nevill  com.  Warrew.  dom.  de 

Bergeuenny,  74. 
Joh.  Reynes,  mil.  84. 
Tho.  Reynes,  84. 
Pet.  de  Scudemore,  82. 
Tho.  Segvinton,  117. 
Henr.  Strete,  85. 
Joh.  de  Tilneye,  29. 
Tho.  de  Trentham,  119. 
Beatr.  de  Waldechef,  11. 
Joh.  Waldeschef,  118. 
Walt,  de  Wassingele,  29. 
Southoo  Church,  Arms  taken  from,  41, 
42. 

Stilton  Church,  Inscription  in  the  windows 
of,  23. 

Stoughton  Church,  Arms  in  the  windows 
of,  51. 

Stoughton  Magna,  Arms  from  Sir  William 

Dyer's  hall  at,  53. 
Walton,  Arms  in  the  Church  of,  73. 
Wesenham,  Notes  of  Charters  relating  to 

the  Family  of,  25. 


London :  J.  13.  Nichols  and  Son,  Printers,  25,  Parliament-street. 


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