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The Transcriptions - Part Nine
Continuing the transcription of a note book written by Archie Ernest Trout in 1913 and discovered in Arksey Vicarage. It is copied just as Archie wrote it. Presented in ten parts, this is part nine.
For part eight go to - Notes on the Parish of Arksey - Part 8
Contents
- Pedigrees and Family Histories
- Notes and Links
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Note: This section includes information given in the form of family tree diagrams. For ease of presentation, the information is written here in family group form. The trees can be viewed on the scans page, link below.
Page 42a
Pedigrees and Family Histories
Newmarch
Burke's Extinct and Dormant Peerage 1831 (K1388) gives the descent of Roger de Newmarch from Bernard de Newmarch (who was a companion of William the Conquerer when he fought against Harold. (? on Battle Abbey Roll).
(Roger had free warren granted him, 11 Edw II, of demesne lands in Yorks. Had a son, Roger. Arms: Gules five lozenges in fease or).
Tibetot
Tibetot appears on the Battle Abbey Roll. Burke's gives the descent of the Yorkshire Tibetot's as Follows.
G1
Henry (was in arms for King Henry III, died age of 34 Henry III).
(Had a grant in conjunction with Thomas Botterel, of the possessions in Yorks & Lincoln of Adam Painel who fought on the other side).
G2
Henry (died 26 Edw I, 1298) = Eve, daur of Pain de Chaworth.
(In 50th year of Henry III made Governor of castle of Porchester, attended Prince Edward to Holy land).
G3
Pain (fell at battle of Strivelin in 1314, was 1st Baron) (aged 19 in 1297) = Agnes, daur of William de Ros of Hamlake.
(Barony by Writ of Summons 10/3/1308).
Hawyse = John, son of Robert Fitz Roger.
Eve = Robert, son of Robert de Tatshall.
G4
John 2nd Baron (died 1367) = Margaret, daur of Bartholomew, Lord Baddlesmere.
G5
Robert (died 1372) = Margaret, daur of William Lord Deincourt.
Pain (The Tibetot Earls of Worcester are descended from this one).
G6
Margaret = Roger Lord Scrope.
Milicent = Stephen Le Scrope (brother of Roger).
Elizabeth = Philip Le Despenser.
(Burke's Extinct and Dormant Peerage 1831 (K1388) for much interesting information on these two families.)
Page 42
Page 42 begins with another Tibetot family tree which the writer has crossed out - referring the reader to page 42a, as given above. The following explanation and notes are given thus:
The above (family tree, not shown here) does not appear to be quite correct as drawn up by me. Page 174, vol 18, The Reliquary states, Inquisition Post Mortem Robert de Tybetot. Payan son and heir aged 17. This Payan or Pain was the first baron of the elder line. Robert T (Tibetot) (? Robert or Henry, see p42a) his father was son and heir of Henry who died at the age of 34 Henry III (Dieyd Bar ii 38).
(Nativity Roll of Arms Temp Edw I Reliquary vol 15, no 1 on the roll. Dering Roll of Arms Reliquary vol 18 etc).
(Tibetot Rob 94b 8, R C G p556, Reliquary vol 18 age of 26 Edw I, Dering Roll of Arms).
But vol 15 p230 ibid states - Tybetot, Sir Payn note. aged 19 in 1297, died 1314. Son of and father of a John.
(Reliquary vol 15 p230, Nativity Roll of Arms, No 1 on the Roll).
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Page 37 herein refers to marriage of Margaret Tibetot and Roger Le Scrope. The following is the pedigree.
(Visitations of Yorks 1584/5 & 1612 (Foster).
G1
Roger Lord Scrope of Bolton = Margaret, daur and one of heirs of Lord Tibetot.
G2
Richard Lord Scrope of Bolton = Elizabeth, daur of Ralph Dawraby (De Raby) Earl of Westmoreland.
G3
Henry L S of Bolton = _____daur of Lord Scrope of Masham.
G4
John L S of Bolton K.G. = Jane, daur of Henry, Earl of Northumberland.
G5
Henry L S of Bolton = Mabel, daur of Thomas Lord Dacre.
John
G7
John, son and heir = Katherine, daur to Henry, 1st Earl of Cumberland & Lord Clifford.
(Visitations of Yorks 1584/5 & 1612 (Foster).
Pedigree at large in fosters Yorkshire Collection.
In the Visitation of Yorks (Foster) 1584/5 occurs the following.
"Those reputed to be gentlemen in each wapentake and summoned to appear and enter their pedigree"
In the list occur:-
Gervasius Fitzwilliam*, Bentley, gen, alibi
Johannes Fitzwilliam**, Bentley, gen
Jacobus Jennings*** de Arksey, gen
Robertus Usher**** de Arksey, gen
For pedigrees see * below. **page .***page .****page 44a.
*Gervase Fitzwilliam of Bentley
G1
Ralph lived 1454, buried at Bentley = Joan daur of Richard Boulton.
G2
Nicholas (see p11 herein) = Alice, daur of Robert Baildon of Baildon.
G3
Nicholas = ___ daur of ___ Tyas of Sprotborough.
Elizabeth.
Margaret.
G4
Nicholas = Elizabeth, daur of Roger Wentworth of Hangthwaite
G5
Gervase living 1612.
Arms, Lozengy argent and gules au ammulet for difference.
(Visitation of Yorks 1612 (Foster).
***The pedigree of Jacubus Jennings does not appear in the visitations referred to, so possibly he could not enter it. See later pedigree on next page.
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Jennings of Arksey
G1
____ Jennings of Arksey.
Samuel = Agnes Harrison, m. 1606.
Dorothy = Thomas Bosville, m. 1609.
G3
William = Margaret ____. Survived and lived at Arksey. 17/6/1673 when she made her will and names cousin William Shipman. Buried June 20 (1673?).
Dorothy = Richard Adwick of Arksey, m. 19/5/1629.
Ann = Thomas Bradford of Arksey, m. 1634.
G4
Samuel, buried 1694, aged 62. = Frances (1st wife), m. 4/10/1655. = Anne Wheatley (2nd wife) of Loversall, m at Barnby Dun in 1689.
John, named in mother's will in 1673, died 1685 aged 50.
Anne = William Tyrwhit of Elyholm (buried 1681) also married Henry Bateman.
____ = John Mucklethwaite (called son-in-law by Margaret in 1673).
G5
John, son of 1st wife, buried 1674.
Samuel, son of 2nd wife, buried 1692.
John
Susannah granddaughter of Margaret, uncertain by which son.
For further particulars see Harleian Socy vol 37/40 (Familia Minorum Gentium.
Pages 44a & 44
Tyckhill Fee, Westrydinge
Libertas de Tyckhill
Usher of Featherstone
Arms, quarterly 1 & 4 argent, 3 lions jambs erect and erased sable a crescent gules. 2 & 3 argent on a bend sable, 3 eagles heads erased of the first. Baghill.
G1
John Usher of Featherstone
G2
Robert Usher = Alice, daur to Richard Wentworth of West Bretton.
G3
Robert of Featherstone, now living (1585) = Joan, daur of Thomas Wilbore of Arksey.
Isabel, wife of Robert Rogers , Bristol.
Margaret, wife of Thomas Wroe of Bretton.
G4
Matthew = Isabel, daur to Robert Gillett of Thorpe Arch.
Thomas = Anne, daur of John Bore (Bower) of Doncaster.
(*Family details in full below).
William = Anne, daur of Robert Crawshaw of Epworth. ,(Children) John and Joan.
(Five further children) Robert, Richard, Nicholas, John and Margaret.
G5
Robert, 17 in 1585.
(Eight further children) Matthew, Thomas, Colton, George, Frances, Elizabeth, Mary and Ursula.
Per Me, Robertus Usshere
Usher of Doncaster, 1612 Visitations
(*From above)
Thomas Usher of Doncaster, Alderman and Mayor in 1585, buried 20/11/1602. Ann Bower, (1st wife), married 10/12/156_, buried 25/5/1576.
Dorothy Ingle (2nd wife), married 11/12/1578 at Rotherham, buried 8/6/1603.
(Children of the 1st wife)
Robert Usher, baptised 15/7/1571, Doncaster.
Nicholas of Doncaster, mercen, baptised 5/9/1574, buried 8/6/1603.
Joan, baptised 17/8/1567.
(Children of the 2nd wife)
Dorothy, baptised 19/11/1579, buried 8/11/1585.
(Visitations of Yorkshire 1584/5 and 1612 (Foster).
Other Pedigrees and Family Histories
Sir Richard Fitzwilliam (22/9/1478) married Elizabeth (died 12/5/1476?*), daughter and heiress of Thomas, the last of the Clarells, she was buried at Tickhill in 1502?*
(Dodsworth's Church Notes, p12 vol 34, Y.A.S.J note, see also vol 34, Tickhill church, *which (record) is correct?).
Thomas Arksey and John Arksaye mentioned in deed as witnesses (James I 1603 Sep 7 Estrington.
(Y.A.S.J vol 17, p101).
Bell number 1 (see page 8a, Part 3 on this site) was the gift of George Cooke de Wheatley, Baronet, (1st Baronet, born 1628 died unmarried 16 Oct 1683. His brother Henry, born 1633 succeeded him as 2nd Baronet) see also entries in Register chapter.
(The Cooke's of Wheatley).
The Cooke Baronetcy was created 10/5/1661. Arms. or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant sable. Crest, Out of a mucal ___ arg, a demi-lion guardant issuant sable, gorged with ducal coronet, or.
Seats, Wheatley Hall, York and Ranby Hall, Lincs.
The principal names in the pedigree are:-
(Burke's Peerage).
G1
Edward Cooke, Mayor of Doncaster 1504/8.
G2
William.
Laurence.
G3
Bryan ..... Cooke, of Doncaster, Mayor, JP, married Sarah, daur of Henry Ryley. Died 26/12/16__, age 83.
G4
Bryan Cooke of Sandal co York, Grandson of William above. Buried at Doncaster 1660.
G5
Sir George Cooke, 1st Baronet, died unmarried 16/10/1683. Remainder to his brother, Sir Henry, born 1628.
Sir Henry Cooke, 2nd Baronet, married Diana Butler (born 1633, buried 16/7/1689), and Ann Stanhope.
Note: The dates above, in brackets next to Diana Butler, refer to Sir Henry Cooke, not his first wife. This is how it was written in the original notebook, and could be considered a little misleading.
G6
Sir George, 3rd Baronet, MP for Aldborough 1698, b. 16/5/1662, d. 5/10/1732. Married Catherine 19/6/1683, daur of Sir Godfrey Copley, Bart. buried 9/4/1703.
G7
Sir Bryan, 4th Baronet, bap 17/12/1684, d. 25/10/1734. Married Priscilla, daur of Robert Squire MP, bur 22/6/1731.
G8
Sir George, 5th Baronet, High Sheriff in 1739, d. 16/8/1756. Married Catherine Sunderland. (Their daughters were Priscilla and Catherine, baronetcy passed to brother Bryan in view of no male heirs).
Sir Bryan, 6th Baronet, d. 1769. Married Mary, daur of Col Foley.
G9
Sir George, 7th Baronet, of Wheatley, d. 2/6/1823. Married Frances Jory 1770, daur of Sir John Lambert Middleton, bart.
G10
Sir William Bryan, 8th Baronet, b 3/3/1752, d.24/12/1851. Married Isabella Cecelia Viviana 8/4/1823, daur of Sir William Middleton, bart.
G11
Sir William Ridley Charles, 9th Baronet, b.5/10/1827, d. 27/9/1894. Married (1st) Harriet Eloise Trebeck 17/4/1855. Married (2nd) Blanche Harriet Juanita 27/4/1871, daur of Sir W H Fielden, bart.
G12
Sir William Henry Charles Wemyss, 10th and present Baronet, b. 21/6/1872. Married Lady Mildred Denison 15/7/1902, daur of William, 1st Earl of Londesborough.
G13
William Francis Henry, b. 29/9/1903.
Charles Arthur John, b. 12/11/1905.
The Broughton Family
There are a large number of extracts relating to this family (1693/1868) in Yorks Arch Socy Jour vol 4, p383 etc. Also memoirs of Rev Thomas Broughton (1630/52) in same vol.
The Trout Family
For a detailed history of this family, refer to the writer's MSS, History of the Trout Family, and for a pedigree refer to sheet supplied with this book*.
Broughton - The autobiographical memoirs of Rev Thomas Broughton (of Arksey) from about 1630/52 are printed in the YAS jour (vol 4), also a large number of extracts relating to the family (1693/1868).
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Notes and Links
* No such sheet was included in the book.
To continue go to - Notes on the Parish of Arksey - Part 10
Hi
ReplyDeleteAs a descendant of sir Henry Cooke and Diane Butler, I found the sentence on this page a little misleading:-
"Sir Henry Cooke, 2nd Baronet, married Diana Butler (born 1633, buried 16/7/1689), and Ann Stanhope."
The dates are referring to Sir Henry not to Diana.
Hi Tom, this is from an original transcription of Archie Trout's notes and has not been altered in any way. This is the way he jotted it down in his note book. I agree it does look misleading, but anyone reading my own history of the Cooke family on this site, will find the correct information. However, in view of your concern, I will add a note to clear up any confusion. Thank you for your comment.
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