Paver's Marriage Licences Index

YORKSHIRE:
Paver's Marriage Licences for the year 1616.

(68)

She was daughter of William Aldburgh of Aldborough, Esq., baptized 14 March, 1556-7, (by Ann, daughter Arthur Kaye of Woodsome, buried 15 July, 1595), and was baptized there 16 May, 1590.

(69)

Took place 3 April, 1616.

(70)

Probably Barnoldswick, a parish within eleven miles of Waddington.

(71)

Daughter of Henry Nevile, of Chevet. by Eleanor, d. Henry Sandford, of Thorpe Salvin.

(72)

Took place 15 May, 1616, at Heversham, co. Westmorland. I descend from his aunt, Katherine Ingleby, wife of William Arthington of Arthington, Esq. See Foster's Visitation, 1585, p. 283.

(73)

She was daughter of Sir John Savile, Knight, Baron Savile of Howley, by his second wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Edward Carey, of Hunslet, by Catherine Knyvett

(74)

Took place 30 April, 1616, at St. Martin's, Micklegate, York, of which he became rector, 7 July, 1614, but ceded it three years after, and was succeeded by John Bramhall, a native of Pontefract: Bishop of Derry, 1634; Archbishop of Armagh, 1660-1663.

(75)

Hunter (South Yorkshire II., p. 380) says he was aged 12 in 1585, and married, 7 Aug, 1620, Martha, daughter of Thomas Cutler. She was first cousin once removed of his brother in-law, Thomas Cutler, of Fieldhead.

(76)

Took place 21 November, 1616. A. S. Gatty.

(77)

This is more likely to be Downham, in the parish of Whalley, and county of Lancaster (Whitaker's Whalley, 1806, p. 286), than Downholme, near Richmond. One Ultrid Hodgkinson was living at Slaidburn, the next parish to Whalley, in 1719, and one William Downham was parish clerk.

(78)

See Dugdale's Visitation, 1665, p. 84. He was baptized 1 Feb. 1587-5, at Land, and appears to have buried there a former wife, Alice, 27 January, 1615-6. She was daughter of the Rev. George Barnes, instituted to the rectory of Middleton, 1S March, 1601-2, who vacated it in 1617.

(79)

Took place 9 July, 1616.

(80)

Both took place 4 August, 1616. See Gatty's Ecclesfield Register, p. 89.

(80)

Both took place 4 August, 1616. See Gatty's Ecclesfield Register, p. 89.

(81)

Afterwards Sir John Buck, knighted 4 April, 1611, died A. D. 1648. Dugdale's Visitation, 1665, pp. 1 and 70. She was daughter and heiress of William Green (second son of Thomas Green of Cawthorne by Alice Dyson) And Grace, daughter of John Harrison of Rudston. Her will is dated 28 Dec. 1668. Besides the children named in the Visitation, she had Elizabeth, buried 1 September, 1674, at West Tanfield, wile of Matthew Beckwith, of Tanfield, and Frances, wife of Marmaduke Constable of Wassand. She was buried 4 June, 1644, at Goxhill, and from her I have the honour to descend.

(82)

The Brandesburton Register says " Reginald Marriott and Ann Clerke were married 19 August, 1616." See a note under the year 1597.

(83)

Took place at Riccall, 20 August, 1616.

(84)

Took place 10 Sept. 1616.

(85)

Gilbert Stapleton was buried in Carleton Chapel, 14 April, 1636. Ellen, daughter of Sir John Gascoigne, Knight, was buried 18 September, 1666. She was his second wife. See Robinson's " Priory and Peculiar of Snaith," London, 1861, p. 22,

(85)

a At Leeds, 8 October, 1616.

(86)

See Foster's Visitations, p. 2.55. In 1585 three generations were living. In 1612, Thomas Clibborne, aged 5, 1555, was husband of Frances. daughter of Sir Richard Lowther of Lowther, and had six children, of whom Anne married 6 December, 1626, at St. Martin's, Micklegate, York, the Rev. William Bennet.

(87)

He was baptized 19 May, 1596, died 1657, and was buried at Silkstone. His daughter and co-heir, Grace, married 12 September, 1647, at Kirkby Wharfe, John Ellison, and secondly, William Wordsworth of Wraith House, baptized 7 May, 1615, buried 16 April, 1655, an ancestor of mine, and of the Poet Laureate William Wordsworth. Her third husband, Francis Morton, was married at Penistone 7 January, 1661-2, and she was living in 1697. Her sister Ann was the wife of Nathaniel Johnston, M.D., who died in 1705 (Dugdale's Visitation, 1665; Surtees Society, p. 6). Her sister Martha, wife of Samuel Savile of Mexborough (Dug- dale's Visitation, p. 181), was buried 4 January,1727-8. See Hunter's South Yorkshire, II., p. 270.

(88)

It is not a little extraordinary that no satisfactory pedigree of Brooke of Gateforth should be in print, considering the status of the families with which it intermarried, and the wealth of those who now represent it. That in Poulson's Holderness, I., p. 240, is simply ridiculous. We should all wish to know the origin of the family Greek-Christian name " Callisthenes." Francis Hemsworth does not appear in the Visitation of 1612.

(89)

Conyers Darcy became second Baron Conyers, and was created Earl of Holderness, 5 December, 1682. He died 14 June, 1689, His son and successor, Conyers, who had four wives, was baptized 3 March, 1621-2, at St. Michael's-le-Belfrey, York. Hunter's South Yorkshire, II., p. 165. From his sister Dorothy, who married 22 April, 1627, John Dalton of Hawkswell. who made her will 2 November, 1663, and was buried in York Minster, 30 November, 1663, I have the honour to descend.

(90)

He was son of Sir John Savile of Howley, created Baron Savile, by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Edward Carey, Knight, of Hunslet, and Catherine Knevett, and was buried at Thornhill, 16 February, 1623-4. His wife was daughter and heiress of Richard Tolson of Bridekirk, Cumberland, She re-married 2 June, 1625, at St. Helen's, York, William Vavasour of Weston, Esq., but died 11 November following.

(91)

This entry is perplexing. No Richard appears in the Gale Pedigree given by Foster; but John Gale of Scruton married Jane, daughter of John Frank of Pontefract (Dug- dale's Visitation, 1665, p. 3), and both died (probably of the plague) in 1624. They were grandparents of the learned Dean of York, but their son, Christopher Gale, was born in the year 1597.

(92)

See Foster's Visitations, p. 303. Mr. Bayldon would be fifty-three years of age.

(93)

"Jeremy Madoxe and Dorothy Johnson married at Whitby, 4 February, 1616-7.

(93)

a 21 November, 1616.

(94)

[Thomas Nelson and Alice Ingle]. Took place 25 February, 1616-7.

(95)

[Edward Rolleston and Elizabeth Lee]. Took place at Featherstone, 1616-7.

(96)

[Walter Best and Ann Newlove]. Took place 2 March, 1616-7. He was son of Edward Best of Old Malton, buried 22 July, 1604, at St. Leonard's, by Catherine, sister of Anthony Dudding, and was a cousin of James Best, gentleman, of Elmswell, parish of Driffield, 1598 See the Surtees Society's " Best's Farming Book." Walter Best was baptized 1 May, 1586, and buried at St. Leonard's 12 May, 1645, leaving issue Claudius, Philippa, Mary, Grace, Frances, and Jane.

(97)

[Edward Gray and Helen Hawkesworth]. Took place 3 March, 1616-7, at Holy Trinity, Micklegate.

(98)

[Joseph Moore and Rachel Lindley]. Took place 2 March, 1616-7, at St. Helen's, York. His wife was daughter of the Reverend Christopher Lindley, B. D., Rector of Langton (E. R. Y.), 9 March, 1570-1, till his death, whose will is dated 7 June, 1609, and was proved 27 October, 1610. He left to his daughters Rebecca and Rachel a portion of tithe called Mary Tithe, including all tithes great and small, a messuage, house and garth, and one oxgang of land called the Abbot Oxgang, and one oxgang formerly belonging to Kirkham Priory, equally, to them and their heirs for ever. Rachel was of Langton, widow, in 1649, and granted her half part of these tithes to her son, the Reverend John Moore of Bagby, co. Lincoln, who sold them 27 April, 1632, to Sir Thomas Norcliffe. Rebecca married ..... Wilkinson, and her son George Wilkinson, of Langton, gent., sold his half part 24 January. 1652-3, to Sir Thomas Norcliffe, Knight.

(99)

[Thomas Cowper and Elizabeth Carr]. Took place 5 March, 1616-7.

(100)

Richard Fallowfield and Ellenor Lowther were married at Lowther, 1st September, 1617. He was baptized 16 February, 1594-5, and buried 29 January, 1679-80, at Morland. His wife was daughter of Sir Christopher Lowther of Lowther, by Helen Musgrave ; and their only child, Lucy, was buried at Morland, 31 September, 1652, as wife of John Dalston, Esq. of Acorn Bank, who died 13 April, 1692, aged 86. M. I. Kirkby Thore. Burn and Nicholson, I. pp. 248, 384.