Paver's Marriage Licences for the year 1614.

YORKSHIRE:
Paver's Marriage Licences for the year 1614.

(1)

She probably was Elizabeth, daughter of Christopher Lawson, of Hanlith, baptized 18 February, 1597-8, at Kirkby-Malham.

(2)

This lady's name will be found on p. 584 of Foster's Visitations of 1585 and 1612. Her mother was Elizabeth, daughter of Leonard Vavasour, of Haslewood, by Mary, daughter of Sir John Hotham. She had six sons and one daughter. The eldest son, Matthew, was baptized 14 May, 1615, buried 23 May, 1667, at Settrington. His great grandson, Matthew Dodsworth, was baptized at Riccall, 25 March, 1726. See Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees.

(3)

Took place 20 June, 1614, at Leconfield.

(3)

* Took place 28 June, 1614.

(4)

They were certainly not married at Norton, The Birdsall Register of Marriages is deficient from 1610 to 1620. She was daughter of Thomas Sotheby, by Isabella Birds: married Thomas Hungate, (Dugdale's Visitation, p. 205), by whom she had one daughter Anne, wife of James Hebblethwaite, son of her husband by his first wife Anne Hildyard. She was buried at Norton, 26 August, 1653.

(5)

This marriage took place 16 July, 1614, at St. John's, Beverley. She was second wife to her husband, the beheaded Governor of Hull, and died in the year 1624. Her father, Ralph Rokeby, of Lincoln's Inn, Secretary to the Council of the North, author of "OEconomia Rokebaeiorum "in 1563, was buried 12 March, 1594-5, at St. Michael-le-Belfrey, York. Her mother was Jane, daughter of John Portington, of Portington, Esq., by Ann, daughter of John Langton, of Langton, co. Lincoln; buried 14 June, 1608 : whose first husband was Michael Warton, of Beverley Parks, where her brother, Thomas Portington, was living in 1585.

(6)

Took place 5 July, 1614.

(7)

Took place 14 July, 1614, at Burniston. He was probably son of George Dodsworth, of Carthorpe, who baptized a son Thomas, 15 March, 1577-8, and a son Christopher, 22 March, 1583-4. By Elizabeth Chester, he had John, baptized 2 April, 1615, and a son Francis, buried with his mother 13 November, 1620. By his second wife he had Jane Christopher, Thomas, Richard, and Peter, and he was buried 27 September, 1670.

(8)

One William Saxton, of Yorkshire, B.A. 1609, M.A. 1612, of Oxford, was Vicar of Gringley on the Hill, co. Notts, in 1617. He might easily be brother of the Rev. Henry Saxton, M.A., Vicar of Conisborough, 1615 to 1665. See Hunter's South Yorkshire, I. 122. The Frances Cudworth was probably sister of Richard Cudworth of Eastfield, Silkston, baptized 19 May, 1596, died 1657, whose daughter and co-heiress Grace, married at Kirkby Wharfe, 12 September, 1647, John Ellison, remarried at Peniston 7 January, 1661-2, Francis Morton, and was living in 1697. By her second husband, William Wordsworth, baptized 7 May, 1615, buried 16 April, 1658, she was my ancestress, also of the Poet Laureate, William Wordsworth, and many others.

(9)

This marriage does not appear in Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees, nor in Poulson's Holderness, II. p. 45.

(10)

Thoresby, p.134, makes Robert Killingbeck, living 1514, (said to be buried at Skipton on his grandson's monument at Chapel Allerton, p. 127) to be father of Thomas, born 1560, died November, 1623, and also of Robert, born 1598 died 1624, which is impossible. His pedigree differs in toto from those in the Visitations of 1585 and 1665. And in none of the three do I find the name of Francis Killingbeck, who was steward of the Prebendal Manor Court of Riccall from 1595 to 1603,

(11)

Instituted 12 July, 1598, but resigned in 1620. He was M. A., probably of the University of Cambridge.

(12)

Of Howarth Grange, died 26 August, 1638. His wife, daughter of Humphrey Goodwin, Esq., was buried at Rotherham, 22 August, 1650, See Hunter's South Yorkshire, II. p. 48. Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees.

(13)

William Pinder's first wife, Katherine, was buried 20 February, 1612-3; his wife Isabel 23 June, 1651; himself 31 March, 1653. His sun Edward Pinder (baptized 6 July, 1615, married 27 June, 1641, Alice Southwick), is named in " Best's Farming Book," 1641. Surtees Society, 1857, p. 163.

(13)

* Daughter of Francis Lascelles, of Stank. Baptized at Northallerton 25 April, 1595 ; married at Sigston, 13 September, 1614, Thomas Savile, of Welburne Foster's Visitation, 1585, p. 184.

(14)

Both registers commence in 1654, Theophilus Chimley, matriculated at Trinity College, Oxford, in 1599, being then aged 19. In Torre's List, he is styled B.A., and was instituted Vicar of Hornsea, 7 August, 1607, on the resignation of his father (Y) the Rev. Robert Chimley, instituted to Hornsea, 26 June, 1518. He died in 1631. His wife was buried there 1 July, 1670, "being relieved," i.e. out of the poor's box. William Chimley, senior, buried 13 March, 1691-2, who left issue : George, buried 23 December, 1655, having had issue, and Theophilus, who married 29 September, 1670, Bridget Newsom, and was buried 24 Dec., 1674, were (most probably) his children. The latest entry of the name I have found is Fortune Chimley (née Raven, mar. 6 February, 1671-2), buried 9 July, 1727.

(15)

I presume this is the third son of Robert Dalton, of Myton, who died 24 June, 1626, by Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Ralph Constable. Dugdale s Visitation, ed. Surtees Society, p. 143, says he died without issue. He was my first cousin, eight times removed.

(16)

Richard Thompson, of Kilham, and Ann, daughter of Edward Nelthorpe, of cot York. Dugdale's Visitation, 1665, p. 219.

(17)

Took place 12 October, 1614. Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees; see Hunter's South Yorkshire, II. p. 447 ; Visitation, 1585, p. 304 ; Dugdale's Visitation., 1665 ; Surtees Society, p. 309. Her grandmother, Lucy Booth, lived and died at Rawcliffe, as her Inventory; taken 22 May, 1628, was filed in the Peculiar Court of Snaith. Sum, £196 133. 8d. She possessed "one duble gilt salt, 2 gilt bowies, 8 silver spoones, valued at £13 6s. 8d." Administration granted 3 March, 1628-4, to her daughter, Elizabeth Brightman, widow. Her husband's nephew, Stephen Trigott, of Rawcliffe, buried his wife Elizabeth, at Snaith, 21 July, 1617.

(18)

"Married October 9, 1614, Michael Hugginson, gentleman, and Elizabeth Weddell".

(19)

The marriages are unfortunately missing for 1614, the only year deficient in the register commencing in 1559, since the beginnings of Quene Elizabeth her happye reigns whome God long preserve," re-written in 1598. This licence proves that the Chapel of Marton, in the adjoining parish of Swine, (933 acres), in Kirk Garth, where the road makes a sudden band, or elbow, was then standing, and had parochial rights. The bell was hung in a tree about 1780-1790, but was carried to Swine; before which time, Marton had not paid any church rates; as Tradition affirms.

(20)

Took place 20 October, 1614, at Catton,

(21)

Took place 15 November, 1614, at St. John's, Beverley. For his pedigree see Dugdale's Visitation, ed. Surtees Society, p. 123. She was Mary, daughter of Christopher Ridley, Mayor of Beverley, 1600, by Isabel, d. Anthony Jackson, of Killingwoldgraves, baptized 5 June, 1594, at St. John's, Beverley.

(22)

He was son of Thomas Tempest, of Yellison, by Katherine Maude, grandson of Stephen Tempest, of Yellison, son of Edward, son of John, son of William Tempest, of Broughton, by Joan Metcalfe. Foster says Anne was widow of Thomas Thomlinson. I do not find that they were married at Skipton.

(23)

Took place 14 Nov. 1614, at St. Margaret's, York.

(24)

Took place 16 Nov. 1614, at St. Michael's-le-Belfrey, York. The rapidity of their entrance into matrimony reminds me of the old song "Come, haste to the wedding, ye friends and ye neighbours, the lovers their bliss can no longer delay!" He was of Sleningford, to the parish of Ripon, where he died in the year 1654. She was daughter of John Danby of Carethorp, by Margery [married 9 July, 1593, buried 12 June, 1607, at Masham], daughter of Marmaduke Wilson, Gentleman of West Tanfield, the benefactor of that township, 5 May, 1614, who entered his pedigree at St. George's Visitation of 1612 (p. 591 of Foster's edition), and was buried at Wath, 21 July, 1622. The granddaughter of Richard Ullithorne married William Wray, and was mother of Sir John Wray, Bart., of whom I am the heir, general and Representative.

(25)

This marriage I have not found at either church, and I do not know who the bridegroom was. William Wharton, gentleman, was buried 13 March, 1614-5, from Mr. Edward Pulleyn's house, at St. Martin's, Coney St. William Wharton, parish clerk of St. Martin's, was buried 12 June, 1626, in York Minster. Thomasine Remington was a grand-daughter of my ancestor, Archbishop Matthew Hutton, by Beatrix Fincham, and was named after her aunt Thomasine Hutton, wife of Sir William Gee, of Bishop Burton. Her mother Elizabeth was buried 26 March, 1602 ; her father, 6 November, 1615, at Lockington. Her sisters Mary, Beatrix, and Elizabeth, were baptized in the years 1586, 1588, 1595, respectively; her brothers Matthew, Richard, and Henry, in 1559, 1590, 1593. Her brother Timothy lived to be eighty-eight.

(26)

It may be merely a coincidence, but see p. 142 for an identical entry.

(26)

* He was aged 15. 1612, Foster's Visitations, p. 486. She was daughter of William Hungate, of Birdsall, by Mary Sotheby. She was buried at Wintringham, 22 September, 1662

(27)

Robert Crompton, of Great Driffield, Dugdale's Visitation, 1665, Surtees Society p. 322, was buried at Cherry Burton, 10 September, 1646. Anne, daughter of Francis Haldenby, of Haldenby, by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Wentworth, of Elmsall, was his second wife. Doubtless the marriage took place at Skerne, but the marriage register of that parish is missing from 1610 to 1615. She was buried at Cherry Burton, 4 September, 1624, leaving three children: Thomas, baptized 29 August, 1619; John, baptized 6 March, 1620-1, at Skerne ; and her daughter Frances, afterwards wife of ...... Williamson, of Cottingham, baptized 11 August, 1623, at Bishop Burton. Robert Crompton's third wife, Keziah, daughter of Walter Strickland, of Boynton, by Frances Wentworth, was buried 7 December, 1667, at Cherry Burton. See " Best's Farming Book, Surtees Society. Notes on pp. 111 and 152.

(28)

There is no other Catherine of this name and date, except the daughter of George Rokeby, by Joan, daughter and co-heiress) Henry Rokeby, of Kirk Sandall. She might be resident in the house of her first cousin Dorothy Rokeby, wife of William Rokeby, of Hotham. This George appears without issue in Hunter's South Yorkshire, II. p. 102. But not so in Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees. She was also first cousin to my own ancestress Anne, wife of Sir John Hotham, Baronet. See above, note on p. 372.

(29)

The earliest Will at York of this name, is that of Thomas Hobman, of Burnebutts, parish of Watton, 28 December, 1556. Next comes Agnes his widow, 26 January, 1563. John Hobman purchased the manor of Southall, in Hutton Cranswick, 24 May, 1569, of Edmund Skerne, of Bonby, co. Lincoln, and Edith his wife. And the same had dealings, 28 December, 1570, with Robert Hobman, of Burnebutts. [Deeds penes me. C. B. N.]

(30)

Took place 12 January, 1614-5.

(31)

Third son of Thomas Danby, by Ann Aungier. She was daughter of Thomas Talbot, of Ottrington, by Elizabeth Dent, and widow of William Deyvill, of Angram, son of Francis Deyvill, of Cuckwold. Foster's Visitations, pp. 292, 579 602.

(32)

See Dugdale's Visitation. Surtees Society, p. 383.

(33)

William Worsley, gentleman, was, I believe, Receiver to the Duchy of Lancaster, at Ousefleet, in 1605, and was buried 4 May, 1059. His son George married, 20 December, 1655,. Mary West, made his will 2 February, 1668-9, naming his eldest son George; his children, John, Thomas, and Mary. George baptized a son John, at Whitgift, 21 September, 1690, and his widow Mary was buried 3 August, 1728. The copyist of Dugdale's Visitation (Surtees Society, p. 28?), calls this lady Frances. Hunters South Yorkshire, II. p. 182, omits her altogether, but states her sister Frances to be wife of (Richard) Franklin, of Roche Abbey.

(34)

I cannot discover any one of that name in Foster's Yorkshire- Pedigrees, except the younger brother of my ancestor Thomas Calverley, of Littleburn, Temporal Chancellor of Durham, who died 19 September, 1613, aged 81. (See Flower's Visitation of Yorkshire, 1563. Harleian Society, 1881, note on p. 5.) As Michael would hardly be more than sixty- three in 1614, perhaps this was his second wife; but no trace of him is to be found in Margerison's Calverley Register.

(35)

Took place 9 February, 1614-5, at All Saints', North-street, York.

(36)

He was buried at Fishlake, 30 January, 1643-4, where his father Richard was buried, 8 April, 1600. She was daughter of Christopher Wormley, of Hull, by Elizabeth Hogg, of Marfleet and was living in 1628, when her uncle Thomas Wormley made his will. See " Priory and Peculiar of Snaith," p. 54. Their daughter and heiress, Margaret, was baptized at Riccall, 23. March, 1616-7, married there 12 April, 1642, her first cousin, Christopher Wormley, baptized at Riccall, 19 March, 1614-5, died 18 October, 1659, M.I., Barnby Don.

(37)

They had issue, Francis, baptized 24 Nov., 1617, Leonard, baptized 25 April, 1619, and Barnaby, baptized 27 October, 1622, at Otley.

(38)

Took place 21 February, 1614-5. They had issue, Isabel, Ann, and George, and he is described as "Clerk." George Hickes, Clerk, son of Ralph Hickes, of West Ness, was buried September, 1653; Ralph Hickes, of West Ness, 13 June, 1658.

(39)

Took place 21 February, 1614-5.

(40)

These Registers begin in 1678 and 1653 respectively. I believe this was his second wife, and that he is the person buried at Lund, 10 May, 1642, whose son George baptized a son Philip, 10 May, 1650, who was buried 22 May, 1659. John Witty, of Hull, wrote to Ralph Thoresby, F.R.S., 20 January, 1709-10, as to the origin of his family. See " Thoresby's Correspondence," 1832, Vol. II. p. 219.