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HUMFREY, John (c.1622-c.1663), of London.

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b. c.1622, 1st s. of John Humfrey of Chaldon Herring, Dorset, later of Salem, Mass. and Providence, Rhode Island and 2nd w. Elizabeth (d. 1 Nov. 1628), da. of Herbert Pelham of Compton Valence, Dorset.Vis. Dorset 1623 (Harl. Soc. xx), 57; Vis. Dorset 1677 (Harl. Soc. cxvii), 53; Whiteway Diary, 100. m. ?Narrative of General Venables ed. Firth (Cam. Soc. n.s. lx), 102. suc. fa. Dec. 1652.CJ vii. 55a; PROB11/230/213. d. c. 1663.CSP Col. America and W. Indies, 1661-1668, p. 185.
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Colonial: member, military coy. of Massachusetts, 1641.O.A. Roberts, Hist. of the Military Co. of the [sic] Massachusetts, now called The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Coy. (4 vols. Boston, 1895–1901), i. 116.

Local: commr. apprehending dangerous persons, Southwark 6 Aug. 1642;CJ ii. 707a. martial law in London, 3 Apr. 1646; Southwark militia, 9 Sept. 1647, 14 Apr. 1648, 19 July 1649; Westminster militia, 19 Mar. 1649. Judge, relief of poor prisoners, London, Westminster, Mdx. and Surr. 5 Oct. 1653. Commr. ejecting scandalous ministers, Mdx. 28 Aug. 1654; assessment, 9 June 1657, 26 Jan. 1660; militia, 26 July 1659, 12 Mar. 1660.A. and O.

Military: maj. of ft. (parlian.) regt. of John Birch*, Aug. 1644; lt.-col. c.1645.CSP Dom. 1644, p. 450; BHO, Cromwell Assoc. database. Col. of supernumeraries, 1647–9.Worcs. Coll. Oxf. Clarke MS LXVII, n.p.; LXIX, n.p. Capt. of dragoons, regt. of John Okey* by Aug. 1649-Sept. 1651.Worcs. Coll. Oxf. Clarke MS LXVII, f. 26; Wanklyn, New Model Army, ii. 82. Col. of indep. tp. of dragoons, Scotland by Apr. 1654; col. of ft. W. I. June 1655-Oct. 1656.Wanklyn, New Model Army, ii. 83; Henry Cromwell Corresp. 55; Firth and Davies, Regimental Hist. ii. 722–3; TSP v. 476. Capt. regt. of Sir William Lockhart*, Dunkirk 1658–?59.TSP vii. 278.

Central: commr. ct. martial, 16 Aug. 1644. Trustee, sale of goods of royal family, 4 July 1649; contractor, 6 July 1649. Trustee, sale of fee farm rents, 11 Mar. 1650.A. and O. Co-farmer, inland excise, Devon and Cornw. 29 Sept.-25 Dec. 1651.E351/1296, m. 22. Judge for causes, relief of poor prisoners, 5 Oct. 1653. Trustee, maintenance of preaching ministers, 2 Sept. 1654.A. and O.

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HUMFREY, John (c.1622-c.1663), of London.
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HUMFREY, John (c.1622-c.1663), of London.

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employed Maurice Bidwell as chap. to regt.CSP Dom. 1658-9, p. 66.
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INGRAM, Sir Thomas (1614-72), of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. and Isleworth, Mdx.

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bap. 23 June 1614, 4th but 2nd surv. s. of Sir Arthur Ingram* and 2nd w. Alice.Supra, ‘Sir Arthur Ingram’; Chamberlain Letters ed. N. E. McClure, i. 476, 545. m. 1637, Frances (bur. 27 Mar. 1680), da. of Thomas Belasyse†, Baron Fauconberg of Yarum, 1da. d.v.p.Paver’s Marr. Lics. ed. J.W. Clay (Yorks. Arch. Soc. rec. ser. xl), 114; Foster, Yorks. Peds.; Westminster Abbey Regs. ed. J.L. Chester, 144, 199. Kntd. 16 Oct. 1636.Shaw, Knights of Eng. ii. 204. d. 13 Feb. 1672.Westminster Abbey Regs. ed. Chester, 175.
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Local: commr. array, Yorks. (N. Riding) 31 Aug. 1640;Add. 28088, f. 94; C231/5, p. 404. (roy.) Yorks. 18 June 1642.Northants. RO, FH133. J.p. N. Riding 30 Jan. 1641-c.1644;C231/5, p. 426. Mdx. by Oct. 1660–d.C220/9/4. Commr. further subsidy, N. Riding 1641; poll tax, 1641; Mdx. 1660; assessment, N. Riding 1642, 1661, 1664; Mdx. 1661, 1664;SR. levying of money (roy.), Yorks. c.Dec. 1642-aft. Apr. 1644;Bodl. Firth c.7, f. 8; Add. 18981, ff. 121r-v. sewers, Mdx. and Westminster 10 July 1656, 27 May 1664–d.;C181/6, p. 175; C181/7, pp. 253, 586. N. Riding 9 May 1664;C181/7, p. 248. Kent 13 Nov. 1669.C181/7, p. 509. Dep. lt. N. Riding Aug. 1660–d.SP29/5/110, f. 130; SP29/60/66, f. 153v; N. Yorks. RO, ZDV, Fauconberg of Newburgh Priory mss, Lieutenancy apptmts. 1660–75 (mic. 1370); H.B. MacCall, Story of the Fam. of Wandesforde, 291. Commr. corporations, Yorks. 19 Feb. 1662;HMC 8th Rep. i. 275. oyer and terminer, Mdx. 10 Apr. 1662–d.;C181/7, pp. 146, 589. London 18 Nov. 1662–d.;C181/7, pp. 173, 601. Yorks. and York 9 Dec. 1663;C181/7, p. 220. repair of highways, all cos. 8 May 1662–3 July 1666;C181/7, pp. 143, 198, 214. loyal and indigent officers, London, Mdx., Westminster, Yorks. 1662;SR. gaol delivery, Newgate gaol 18 Nov. 1662–d.;C181/7, pp. 173, 601. subsidy, Mdx., N. Riding, liberties of Westminster and duchy of Lancaster (Mdx.) 1663.SR.

Central: gent. of privy chamber, June 1660–?Carlisle, Privy Chamber, 170. Commr. for trade, Nov. 1660–8.J.C. Sainty, Officials of the Boards of Trade, 1660–1870, 18. Chan. duchy of Lancaster, 21 July 1664–d.Duchy of Lancaster Office-Holders ed. Somerville, 3. PC, Aug. 1664–d.CSP Dom. 1663–4, p. 674. Commr. dedimus potestatem, Parl. 31 Oct. 1666.C181/7, p. 378.

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INGRAM, Sir Thomas (1614-72), of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. and Isleworth, Mdx.
: of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. and Mdx., Isleworth.
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Likenesses: oil on canvas, school of P. Lely, aft. 1664.Temple Newsam, Leeds Museums and Galleries.

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INGRAM, Sir Thomas (1614-72), of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. and Isleworth, Mdx.

Will
9 Feb. 1672, pr. 27 Feb. 1672.PROB11/338, f. 126v.
Estates
c. 1637, Sir Arthur Ingram* settled on him estate inc. two manors in Suff., manors of Huntington, Hutton Rudby and Whitwell and rectory of Hutton Rudby, Yorks., in all worth £2,000 p.a.W. Yorks Archives (Leeds), WYL100 (former Temple Newsam ms TN/F/18/1); A. F. Upton, Sir Arthur Ingram, 208. In 1646, his estate consisted of manors of Barton-le-Street, Bentley, Dalby and Huntington, lands in Felgill, Muscoates and Whitwell, Sheriff Hutton Park, Yorks. and two manors in Suff.; reckoned to be worth c. £1,225 p.a. but with rents and charges amounting to c. £220 p.a. He claimed to have debts of £5,000 and to have sustained war damages of another £5,000.SP23/192, pp. 235, 248; Yorks. Royalist Composition Pprs. ed. J.W. Clay (Yorks. Arch. Soc. rec. ser. xviii), 124-5. In 1653, he and John Belasyse* purchased Sicklinghall and Woodhall Park, Yorks. from the treason trustees (probably as trustees for the royalist owner).CCC 2230. House in Stable Yard, St Margaret, Westminster assessed for 21 hearths in 1664.London and Mdx. 1666 Hearth Tax ed. M. Davies et al. (BRS cxxx), 1686. By his d. in 1672, estate inc. a house at Isleworth, Mdx., a house in St Margaret, Westminster, leases of lands in Mdx. and Wilts., manor and advowson of Barton and lands in Hutton Rudby and Dalby, Yorks.PROB11/338, ff. 127r-v.
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no. 44, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Mdx. (1653).Survey of London, iii. pt. 1, 60.
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FOTHERGILL, John (d.1668), of Sudbury, Suff.

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m. ?(1) 6 Mar. 1629, Elizabeth Howe, 1da.;Gt. Cornard par. reg.; Wills Archdeaconry Sudbury 1630-1635 ed. Evans, 194. (?2) by 1668, Rachel, 2s. 3da.PROB11/328/321. d. betw. 22 July and 19 Nov. 1668.PROB11/328/321.
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Civic: chief burgess, Sudbury by June 1639 – bef.July 1658; bailiff Sept. 1642-Sept. 1644.Suff. RO (Bury), EE501/2/7, unfol.

Local: recvr. loans on Propositions, Sudbury 10 Sept. 1642.LJ v. 346b. Commr. assessment, Suff. 10 Dec. 1652, 9 June 1657; Sudbury 9 June 1657;A. and O. militia, Suff. 14 Mar. 1655, 26 July 1659;CSP Dom. 1655, p. 78; A. and O. securing peace of commonwealth by 20 Nov. 1655. 1655 – ?Mar. 1660TSP, iv. 225, 272, 427–8; PRO30/11/268, f. 7. J.p. 10 Mar.; Essex July 1658-bef. Aug. 1659.C231/6, pp. 305, 400, 405; Essex QSOB ed. Allen, p. xxxv. Commr. for public faith, Suff. 24 Oct. 1657;Mercurius Politicus no. 387 (22–29 Oct. 1657), 62 (E.505.35). ejecting scandalous ministers, 16 Dec. 1657;SP25/78, p. 334. sewers, Norf. and Suff. 26 June 1658-aft. June 1659.C181/6, pp. 294, 362.

Military: capt. of horse (parlian.), regt. of Francis Russell* by 1643-aft. Mar. 1645. by June 1645 – Aug. 1648SP28/11, f. 8; G. Davies, ‘The army of the Eastern Association, 1644–5’, EHR xlvi. 93. Col. militia ft. Suff., June 1650-c.1659.Abbott, Writings and Speeches, i. 354; Essex RO, D/DQs.18, f. 42; A Diary of the Siege of Colchester (1648, 669.f.13.6); CSP Dom. 1650, p. 507; SP25/119, p. 65. Capt. vol. regt. of horse, Suff. July 1651; capt. militia horse, Mar. 1655-aft. July 1659.CSP Dom. 1651, p. 516; 1658–9, p. 169; 1659–60, pp. 15–16; SP25/77, pp. 865, 888; J.G.A. Ive, ‘The Local Dimension of Defence’ ( Univ. Cambridge PhD thesis, 1986), 230, 232–3, 257, 258, 262. Lt. of ft. regt. of Jeremiah Camfield, 23 Jan. 1660.CJ vii. 810b, 818b.

Central: commr. security of protector, England and Wales 27 Nov. 1656.A. and O.

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FOTHERGILL, John (d.1668), of Sudbury, Suff.
: of Sudbury, Suff.
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FOTHERGILL, John (d.1668), of Sudbury, Suff.

Will
22 July 1668, pr. 19 Nov. 1668.PROB11/328/321.
Estates
owned land at Little Waldingfield, Suff. 1668.PROB11/328/321.
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MANNERS, John (1604-79), of Haddon Hall, Derbys.

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b. 10 June 1604, 2nd but 1st surv. s. of Sir George Manners† of Haddon Hall, and Grace, da. of Sir Henry Pierrepont† of Holme Pierrepont, Notts.CP; Nichols, Leics. ii. 68. educ. Queens’ Camb. Lent 1619, MA 1621;Al. Cant. I. Temple 28 May 1622;I. Temple database. travelled abroad 1622-3 (France);CSP Dom. 1619-23, p. 455. Acad. d’Equitation d’Angers 1623.A. Joubert, ‘Les gentilshommes étrangers ... à l’Académie d’Equitation d’Angers au XVIIe siècle’, Revue d’Anjou, i. 17. m. 1628, Frances (d. 19 May 1671), da. of Sir Edward Mountagu† of Boughton, Northants. 4s. (3 d.v.p.) 7da. (2 d.v.p.).CP; Nichols, Leics. ii. 68. suc. fa. 23 Apr. 1623, cos. Sir George Manners† as 8th earl of Rutland 29 Mar. 1641; d. 29 Sept. 1679.CP.
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Local: j.p. Derbys. 23 Feb. 1626-aft. 1640, by Apr. 1657–?d.;C231/4, f. 196. Yorks. (W. Riding) 11 Mar. 1647-bef. Jan. 1650;C231/6, p. 79. Notts. 17 Mar. 1647 – bef.Jan. 1650, by Oct. 1660–?d.;C231/6, p. 81; C220/9/4. Leics., Lincs. (Holland, Kesteven, Lindsey) Mar. 1660–?d.C231/7, p. 89; A Perfect List (1660). Commr. oyer and terminer, Midland circ. 9 June 1626-aft. Jan. 1642, 22 June 1659–?d.;C181/3, ff. 206, 258v; C181/4, ff. 11, 196; C181/5, ff. 5, 219v; C181/6, p. 370; C181/7, pp. 14, 641. Mdx. 23 Jan. 1644-aft. Jan. 1645;C181/5, ff. 231, 246. Lincs. 26 Apr. 1645;C181/5, f. 251v. Forced Loan, Derbys., Derby 1627;C193/12/2, ff. 9v, 82; E179/93/355, f. 1. charitable uses, Derbys. 3 July 1629, 17 Feb. 1632, 16 June 1635.C192/1, unfol. Sheriff, 7 Nov. 1632–10 Nov. 1633.List of Sheriffs (L. and I. ix), 31; Coventry Docquets, 365, 366. Dep. lt. by June 1634-aft. July 1640.J.C. Cox, Three Centuries of Derbys. Annals (1890), 156; HMC Cowper, ii. 259. Kpr. king’s game, Haddon Oct. 1638–?SO3/11, unfol. Commr. subsidy, Derbys. 1641;SR. sewers, Lincs., Lincoln and Newark hundred 10 Feb. 1642 – 11 Feb. 1651, 14 Aug. 1660–1 May 1670;C181/5, f. 222v; C181/7, pp. 75, 518; Lincs. RO, Spalding Sewers/449/7–8, 12. Deeping and Gt. Level 31 Jan. 1646–?, by May 1654–21 July 1659;C181/5, f. 268v; C181/6, pp. 26, 246, 332. Notts. 22 May 1669;C181/7, p. 487. contribs. towards relief of Ireland, Derbys. 1642.SR. Ld. lt. 5 Mar. 1642–?;A. and O. Leics. 14 Jan. 1667-June 1677.CSP Dom. 1666–7, p. 452; 1677–8, p. 200. Commr. array (roy.), Derbys. 27 June 1642;Northants RO, FH133. gaol delivery, Derby 8 Feb. 1645.C181/5, f. 248. C.j. in eyre, north of River Trent 28 Nov. 1646-July 1661.CJ iv. 730a; CSP Dom. 1660–1, p. 16; 1661–2, p. 35. Commr. Lincs. militia, 3 July 1648;LJ x. 359a. militia, Derbys. 2 Dec. 1648; Lincs. 2 Dec. 1648, 12 Mar. 1660.A. and O. Custos rot. Derbys. Mar.-30 July 1660.A Perfect List (1660); C231/7, p. 21. Commr. swans, Lincs. 19 Dec. 1664.C181/7, p. 298.

Central: commr. conserving peace betw. England and Scotland, 20 May 1643, 7 July 1646, 28 Oct. 1647;LJ vi. 55b; LJ viii. 411a; LJ ix. 500a. to Scottish Parliament, 19 July 1643.A. and O. Member, cttee. for sequestrations, 24 Aug. 1643.LJ vi. 195a. Commr. gt. seal, 10 Nov. 1643. Member, cttee. for the army, 31 Mar. 1645, 23 Sept. 1647; cttee. for excise, 6 June 1645. Commr. treaty with Scots, 28 July 1645;A. and O. to reside with armies at Newark, 5 Dec. 1645;LJ viii. 28b. exclusion from sacrament, 5 June 1646, 29 Aug. 1648. Member, cttee. for sale of bishops’ lands, 30 Nov. 1646. Commr. appeals, visitation Oxf. Univ. 1 May 1647. Member, cttee. for indemnity, 21 May 1647; cttee. of navy and customs, 17 Dec. 1647.A. and O.

Civic: recorder, Grantham 31 Jan. 1662-Dec. 1677.Borough Government in Newton’s Grantham ed. J.B. Manterfield (Lincoln Rec. Soc. cvi), 334; CSP Dom. 1677–8, pp. 520, 534.

Parlimentarian
MANNERS, John (1604-1679), of Haddon Hall, Derbys.
: of Haddon Hall, Derbys.
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Likenesses: miniature, S. Cooper, 1656;Belvoir Castle. oil on canvas, J. van der Eyden, c.1675;Belvoir Castle. fun. monument, G. Gibbons, Bottesford church, Leics.

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MANNERS, John (1604-79), of Haddon Hall, Derbys.

Will
29 Apr. 1679, pr. 1 Dec. 1679.PROB11/361, f. 304v.
Estates
in the early 1630s, Manners paid £50 for distraint of knighthood.E407/35, f. 34v. In 1634, the 7th earl of Rutland settled Belvoir Castle and an income of £2,000 p.a. on him.Strafforde Letters, i. 261; ‘Sir George Manners’, HP Commons 1604-1629. In 1655, he bought houses and lands in Eastwell and Hose, Leics., from the treason trustees.CCC 2321. In 1656, the rents and demesne profits of the Manners estate were about £7,000 a year; those of the Haddon estate about £4,500 p.a.L. Stone, Family and Fortune (1973), 201. In 1662, his estate in Leics. was valued at £1,800 p.a.SP29/60/24, f. 44. After 1660, his estate was reckoned to be worth at least £8,000 p.a.‘Lincs. fams. temp. Charles II’ ed. C. H. Her. and Gen. ii. 117.
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Exeter House, the Strand, London (1642-c.1657);HMC Rutland, iv. 539, 540. Wallingford House, London (by 1649-?).CCAM 530.
Religion
presented Edmund Frank to rectory of Bonsall, Derbys. 1628;IND1/17003, p. 43. Joseph Swetnam to rectory of Whitwell, Derbys. 1659.LPL, COMM II/716.
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LIVINGSTON, George, 3rd earl of Linlithgow [S] (1616-90), of Linlithgow Palace.

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b. July 1616, 1st s. of Alexander, 2nd earl of Linlithgow [S], and Elizabeth Gordon, da. of George, marquess of Huntly [S]. m. (1) 30 July 1650, Elizabeth Maule, wid. of John, 2nd earl of Kinghorne [S] and da. of Patrick, 1st earl of Panmure [S], 2s. 1da.; (2) June 1677, Agnes, wid. of Alexander Scott of Edinburgh and da. and coh. of George Wauchope of Edinburgh, s.p. suc. fa. 1648. d. 1 Feb. 1690.E.B. Livingston, The Livingstons of Callendar (Edinburgh, 1920), 114, 121-2.
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Military: ?capt. of ft. regt. of Sir John Hepburn, French army, 1634 – 40; Dutch army, 1640–3. Col. of Stirlingshire regt. Covenanter army in England, 1644–8. Col. of horse, Perthshire regt. 1650–1. Lt.-col. Scots Ft. Gds. Sept. 1662; col. 12 Feb. 1664-June 1684. C.-in-c. Scottish army, 1667–74, Dec. 1677 – June 1679; maj.-gen. 7 May 1678–?1684.Livingston, Livingstons of Callendar, 115–21.

Scottish: constable and kpr. of Linlithgow Palace and castle of Blackness, 5 Dec. 1642–d. Member, cttee. to manage army affairs, Mar. 1651; cttee. of estates, 3 June 1651.Livingstons of Callendar, 113, 116–7. Commr. assessment, Perthshire 31 Dec. 1655, 26 June 1657, 26 Jan. 1660.Acts Parl. Scot. vi, pt 2, 841; A. and O. J.p. 1656–?Scot. and Protectorate ed. Firth, 314. Commr. advancement of trade and navigation, 8 Jan. 1661. PC, 13 July 1661; pres. 1682–9. Ld. justice-gen. 15 July 1684–89.Livingstons of Callendar, 117, 121.

Civic: burgess, Dundee Burgh 26 Oct. 1660.Livingstons of Callendar, 117.

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LIVINGSTON, George, 3rd earl of Linlithgow [S] (1616-90), of Linlithgow Palace.
: 3rd earl of Linlithgow [S] (1616-90), of Linlithgow Palace. 1616 – 90.
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LIVINGSTON, George, 3rd earl of Linlithgow [S] (1616-90), of Linlithgow Palace.

Will
certified 25 Oct. 1690 (testament and bond of taikie).NLS, MS 9638, f. 116; NRS, CC8/8/80, f. 133v-7.
Estates
extensive lands in Linlithgowshire and Perthshire, by inheritance; crown charters for further lands in Linlithgowshire, 1670-82; crown pensions worth £600 p.a. by 1678, £1,100 p.a. by 1684.Livingstons of Callendar, 120-2.
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BRADSHAWE, John (1602-59), of Marple Hall, Stockport, Cheshire, and the Deanery, Westminster Abbey.

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bap. 10 Dec. 1602, 3rd but 2nd surv. s. of Henry Bradshaw (bur. 3 Aug. 1654) of Marple Hall, and Catherine (bur. 24 Jan. 1604), da. of Ralph Winnington of Offerton, Cheshire.St Mary, Stockport par. reg.; Earwaker, E. Cheshire, ii. 65; W. J. Andrew, ‘Bradshaw, the regicide’, N and Q cl. 462. educ. Bunbury g.s. Cheshire, Middleton g.s. Lancs.;Earwaker, E. Cheshire, ii. 69, 74; R. L. Bradshaw, God’s Battleaxe (Manhattan Beach, CA, 2010), 29. G. Inn 26 May 1620.G. Inn Admiss. 160; J. G. Muddiman, ‘Bradshaw the regicide’, N and Q cl. 320. m. 3 Jan. 1638, Mary (d. bef. Oct. 1659), da. of Thomas Marbury of Marbury, Cheshire, s.p.‘John Bradshaw’, Oxford DNB; Earwaker, E. Cheshire, ii. 65. d. 31 Oct. 1659.The Works of the Hon. Robert Boyle ed. T. Birch (1772), vi. 131.
Offices Held

Legal: called, G. Inn 23 Apr. 1627; ancient, 24 Nov. 1645; bencher, 19 May 1647.PBG Inn, i. 275, 354, 364. Att. co. palatine of Chester, Cheshire and Flint 7 June 1637–?SP46/127, f. 289; Ormerod, Cheshire, iii. pt. 2, p. 844. Judge, London sheriffs’ ct. 21 Sept. 1643–d.LMA, COL/CC/01/01/40, f. 74v; Ath. Ox. iv. 25. C.j. Chester, Flint, Denb. and Mont. 16 Mar. 1647–10 Oct. 1653, c. Feb. 1654 – 1 Aug. 1656, 29 Sept. 1656–d.CJ v. 113b; vii. 277b, 319b; LJ ix. 75b; CSP Dom. 1653–4, p. 411; 1656–7, pp. 50, 117. Sjt.-at-law, 18 Oct. 1648–d.CJ vi. 50b; LJ x. 551a; Baker, Serjeants at Law, 188. Chan. duchy of Lancaster 28 July 1649–10 Oct. 1653, 5 Dec. 1658–d.CJ vi. 271a; PRO30/26/21, pp. 29–30, 44–5, 66–7; Duchy of Lancaster Office-Holders ed. R. Somerville, 2. Commr. duchy of Lancaster seal, 17 Sept. 1653–1 Jan. 1654, 9 June 1654–?Dec. 1658. Judge, duchy of Lancaster 9 June 1654–?Dec. 1658.PRO30/26/21, pp. 61–2, 63; CJ vii. 320a; Duchy of Lancaster Office-Holders ed. Somerville, 2; A. and O.

Local: steward, manor of Glossop 13 June 1630–?Cheshire RO, DDX 69/2; A. C. Gibson, ‘Original corresp. of the Lord President Bradshaw’, Trans. Historic Soc. Lancs. and Cheshire, xiv. 44. Commr. charitable uses, Flint 12 July 1637;C192/1, unfol. Cheshire 25 Mar. 1657;C93/24/7. assessment, 24 Feb. 1643, 18 Oct. 1644, 21 Feb. 1645, 23 June 1647, 16 Feb. 1648, 7 Apr., 7 Dec. 1649, 26 Nov. 1650, 10 Dec. 1652, 24 Nov. 1653, 9 June 1657;A. and O.; An Act for an Assessment (1653, E.1062.28). sequestration, 27 Mar. 1643; levying of money, 7 May, 3 Aug. 1643;A. and O. oyer and terminer, London 12 Jan. 1644 – aft.25 Nov. 1645, by Jan. 1654–d.;C181/5, ff. 230v, 265; C181/6, pp. 1, 356. Mdx. by Jan.- 15 May 1654, 17 Aug. 1654–d.;C181/6, pp. 3, 327. Midland, Northern, Oxf., Western circs. by Feb. 1654–d.;C181/6, pp. 8, 10, 14, 17, 370, 374, 375, 377. Home, Norf. circs. c.June 1659;C181/6, pp. 372, 378. Peterborough 6 July 1659;C181/6, p. 368. St Albans liberty 3 Oct. 1659;C181/6, p. 397. commr. for Salop, 13 June 1644;A. and O. gaol delivery, Newgate gaol 16 Nov. 1644- aft. Nov. 1645;C181/5, ff. 244, 265. Ely 2 Apr. 1655–d.;C181/6, pp. 100, 385. sewers, London and Mdx. 15 Dec. 1645, 13 Aug. 1657;C181/5, f. 266v; C181/6, p. 257. Lincs., Lincoln and Newark hundred 11 Feb. 1652 – 12 June 1654, 22 Sept. 1659–d.;C181/6, p. 388; Lincs. RO, Spalding Sewers/449/9, 11. Mdx. and Westminster 10 Jan. 1655–d.;C181/6, pp. 67, 398. River Wear, co. Dur. 29 July 1659;C181/6, p. 384. Kent and Surr. 1 Sept. 1659;C181/6, p. 386. precinct of St Katherine by the Tower, Mdx. 13 Oct. 1659;C181/6, pp. 398. Haverfordwest, Pemb. 19 Oct. 1659;C181/6, p. 402. martial law in London, 3 Apr. 1646.A. and O. J.p. Denb. 22 Mar. 1647–d.;C231/6, pp. 84, 272. Flint, Mont. 22 Mar. 1647 – 13 Oct. 1653, by c.Sept. 1656–d.;C231/6, pp. 84, 196, 198, 271; C193/13/6. Cheshire 9 June 1647–d.;C231/6, p. 196; Cheshire RO, DAR/I/29, pp. 25, 27. Lancs. 1 Sept. 1649–4 Mar. 1653;Lancs. RO, QSC/51–4. all commns. England by Feb. 1650 – bef.Oct. 1653, by c.Sept. 1656–d.;C193/13/3, 6. Wales. by Feb. 1650-bef. Oct. 1653;C193/13/3. Westminster 15 Feb. 1650–d.;C231/6, p. 174. Haverfordwest by 15 Sept. 1651 – 15 Mar. 1655, 19 Oct. 1659–d.;C181/6, p. 402; Justices of the Peace ed. Phillips, 141. Camb. 8 Sept. 1659–d.;C181/6, p. 387. St Albans liberty 3 Oct. 1659–d.C181/6, p. 396. Gov. King James Hosp. Charterhouse, Mdx. 18 May 1650.Cheshire RO, DDX 69/14; Gibson, ‘Original corresp.’, 58–9. Custos rot. Westminster 15 Feb. 1650–d.;C231/6, p. 174. Cheshire 13 Apr. 1653–d.;C231/6, p. 256. Staffs. ?-bef. Oct. 1653.C193/13/4, f. 89v. Commr. securing peace of commonwealth, Cheshire by Nov. 1655;Cheshire RO, DLT/B38, p. 10; DSS/1/7/66/70. Westminster militia, 28 June 1659; militia, Bristol, Cheshire, Hants, Kent, Mdx., Staffs., Wilts., Anglesey, Caern., Denb., Flint, Merion., Mont. 26 July 1659.A. and O.

Civic: freeman, Congleton 1633–?d.;Congleton Town Council, Congleton Acct. Bk. 1584–1637, unfol. steward, 1633-c.May 1656;Congleton Town Council, Congleton Order Bk. 1655–1815, unfol. mayor, 1637–8.Congleton Town Council, Congleton Acct. Bk. 1584–1637; Congleton Order Bk. 1554–1699, unfol. Counsellor-at-law, Stafford 2 June 1639–8 June 1640.Staffs. RO, D1323/E/1, f. 243. Steward, Newcastle-under-Lyme 31 Aug. 1641–d.Pape, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 305, 334; Brereton Lttr. Bks. ii. 216.

Central: commr. ct. martial, 16 Aug. 1644; high ct. of justice, 6 Jan. 1649, 21 Nov. 1653.A. and O. Ld. pres. high ct. of justice, 10 Jan. 1649.Muddiman, Trial, 66–7. Cllr. of state, 13 Feb. 1649, 13 Feb. 1650, 13 Feb., 24 Nov. 1651, 24 Nov. 1652, 19 May 1659. Ld. pres. council of state, 10 Mar. 1649–26 Nov. 1651.CSP Dom. 1649–50, p. 32; CJ vii. 43b. Commr. for indemnity, 18 June 1649. Gov. Westminster sch. and almhouses, 26 Sept. 1649. Commr. relief on articles of war, 29 Sept. 1652.A. and O. Commr. gt. seal, 4 June-21 Oct. 1659.CJ vii. 671b; CCSP iv. 417.

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BRADSHAWE, John (1602-59), of Marple Hall, Stockport, Cheshire, and the Deanery, Westminster Abbey.
: Stockport, Cheshire and the Deanery, Westminster Abbey.
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Likenesses: oil on canvas, unknown, c.1660;Buxton Museum and Art Gallery, Buxton, Derbys. oil on canvas, double portrait with Hugh Peters, circle of W. Dobson;Helmingham Hall, Suff. line engraving, M. Vandergucht, 1713.BM; NPG.

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BRADSHAWE, John (1602-59), of Marple Hall, Stockport, Cheshire, and the Deanery, Westminster Abbey.

Will
22 Mar. 1654, cod. 23 Mar. 1654, 10 Sept. 1655, pr. 16 Dec. 1659.PROB11/296, f. 302.
Estates
in 1631, Bradshawe’s fa. was assessed at £10 for distraint of knighthood.‘Obligatory knighthood temp. Charles I’ ed. J. P. Earwaker (Lancs. and Cheshire Rec. Soc. xii), 207. In 1649, Parliament settled lands worth £2,000 p.a. on Bradshawe from the forfeited estates of Francis Lord Cottington, in Berks., Hants, Kent, Mdx., Som. and Wilts. Inc. manor of Fonthill Gifford, Wilts., Freemantle Park, Hants, manor of Hanworth, Mdx. and manor, advowson and tithes of Feltham, Mdx.; and also Summer Hill Park and Tunbridge Park, Kent, sequestered from the earl of Clanricarde.CCC 146, 439; VCH Mdx. ii. 316, 318, 393. In 1650, the governors of Westminster school granted him the lease of the Deanery, Westminster Abbey, paying a rent (from 1654) of £30 p.a.J. A. Robinson, The Abbot’s House at Westminster (Notes and docs. rel. to Westminster Abbey iv), 14, 66-73; Bradshaw, God’s Battleaxe, 359-63. In 1651, he purchased former crown property of Dunworth Hundred, including village of Tisbury, Wilts. and, for £186, a fee farm rent in Wilts. worth 14 p.a.SP28/288, f. 46; VCH Wilts. xiii. 91, 214. In 1654, estate inc. manors and lands in Berks., Hants, Kent, Mdx., Som. and Wilts. And lease of the Deanery, Westminster Abbey.Earwaker, E. Cheshire, ii. 73-4. By 1659, inc. Fallowes Hall, Nether Alderley, Cheshire.E178/6162. At his death, estate reckoned to be worth £6,000 p.a.Works of Robert Boyle ed. Birch, vi. 131.
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Gray’s Inn, Mdx. (1644);Belvoir, QZ.5, f. 1. Basinghall Street, London (1644-5);Cheshire RO, DDX 69/6, 10, 11; Gibson, ‘Original corresp.’, 51, 53. chamber in Westminster College (Jan. 1659).JRL, Legh of Lyme corresp., Letters to Richard Legh, misc. corresp. 1636-87: Bradshawe to Mr Jackson of Nantwich, 22 Jan. 1659; Newton, House of Lyme, 199.
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HUSSEY, Thomas I (1613-41), of Gonerby, Lincs.

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Family and Education
bap. 3 May 1613, 1st s. of Sir Edward Hussey, 1st bt.*;Honington par. reg.; Lincs. Peds. (Harl. Soc. li), 529. bro. of Charles*. educ. G. Inn 11 Mar. 1631.G. Inn Admiss. m. 11 Dec. 1633, Rhoda (d. 11 Oct. 1686), da. and coh. of Thomas Chapman, draper, of Soper Lane, London and Wormley, Herts., 3s. (1 d.v.p.) 4da. (1 d.v.p.).SP23/184, p. 414; R.E.G. Cole, Hist. of the Manor and Township of Doddington, 99-101, 119, 121. d. betw. 16 and 25 Mar. 1641.CJ ii. 105b, 112b.
Offices Held

Local: commr. sewers, Ancholme Level 5 Dec. 1635;C181/5, f. 27. subsidy, Lincs. (Kesteven) 1641.SR.

Civic: freeman, Grantham 15 Feb. 1639–d.Lincs. RO, Grantham borough min. bk. 1, f. 71.

Parlimentarian
HUSSEY, Thomas I (1613-41), of Gonerby, Lincs.
: of Gonerby, Lincs.
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HUSSEY, Thomas I (1613-41), of Gonerby, Lincs.

Will
admon. 25 Mar. 1641.Cole, Doddington, 99.
Estates
Hussey’s estate, settled upon him by his father in 1633, consisted of the manor of Gonerby and lands and tenements in Gainsborough, Corringham and Springthorpe, Lincs. worth £600 p.a.SP23/184, p. 414.
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SMALMAN, William (aft. 1603-43), of Kinnersley Castle, Herefs.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Family and Education
b. aft. 1603, 1st surv. s. of Francis Smalman† of Kinnersley and 2nd w. Susanna (bur. 10 Aug. 1632), da. of one Fabian of Essex, wid. of John Clarke of Clerkenwell, Mdx. educ. Queen’s, Oxf. BA 30 June 1630. m. 29 Sept. 1631, Lucy, da. of Sir Robert Whitney of Whitney, Herefs. 1s. (d.v.p.), 2da. suc. fa. 10 Sept. 1633. bur. 23 Sept. 1643.Vis. Herefs. 1634 (Harl. Soc. n.s. xv), 172; Robinson, Mansions and Manors, 164; Al. Ox.; St. Giles Cripplegate par. reg.; Kinnersley par. reg.
Offices Held

Local: j.p. Herefs. by 1635 – ?36, 15 Feb. 1638–d.Coventry Docquets, 74. Commr. subsidy, 1641; further subsidy, 1641; poll tax, 1641; contribs. towards relief of Ireland, 1642; assessment, 1642;SR. array (roy.), 1642, 7 Jan. 1643.Northants. RO, FH133, unfol.; C115/71/6511.

Parlimentarian
SMALMAN, William (aft. 1603-43), of Kinnersley Castle, Herefs.
: Herefs.
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SMALMAN, William (aft. 1603-43), of Kinnersley Castle, Herefs.

Will
admon. 8 Dec. 1646.PROB6/21, f. 142v.
Estates
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BARNHAM, William (d. 1675), of St Peter Hungate, Norwich, Norf.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Family and Education
educ. appr. ?bef. 1611.Millican, Reg. Freemen Norwich, 86. m. Mary (d.1659), da. of William Grigson, rector of Hardingham, Norf., wid. of Francis Booty, s.p.Vis. Suff. ed. J.J. Howard (1866-76), ii. 80-81; Vis. Norf. 1563, ed. G.H. Dashwood et al. (Norwich, 1878-95), ii. 284. bur. 22 Mar. 1675 22 Mar. 1675.Vis. Norf. 1563, ii. 284.
Offices Held

Civic: freeman, Norwich 1618.Millican, Reg. Freemen Norwich, 86. Constable, East Wymer ward 1630. Collector, St Peter Hungate 1633, 1637, 1641 – 42; jt. collector, Ship Money, St Peter Hungate 1635. 1645 – 46Mins. Norwich Ct. of Mayoralty, 1632–1635, 202. Common councilman, Wymer gt. ward; Conisford gt. ward 1647 – 48; jt. sheriff, 1648; alderman, South Conisford ward 1649; Berstreet ward by Apr. 1651–62. Index to Norwich City Officers, 13. Treas. Norwich children’s hosp. 1649-at least 1651.Norf. RO, Norwich ass. bk. 1642–68, ff. 86v, 114. Clavor, 1651–2; mayor, 1652.Index to Norwich City Officers, 13.

Religious: churchwarden, St Peter Hungate, Norwich 1633–4.Norwich Rate Bk. ed. W. Rye (Norwich and London, 1903), 54.

Local: commr. assessment, Norwich 7 Apr., 7 Dec. 1649, 10 Dec. 1652, 24 Nov. 1653, 9 June 1657, 26 Jan., 1 June 1660, 1661; Norf. 26 Jan., 1 June 1660;A. and O.; An Act for an Assessment (1653, E.1062.28); An Ordinance...for an Assessment (1660, E.1075.6); SR. oyer and terminer, 2 Dec. 1653–1 Oct. 1662;C181/6, pp. 25, 386; C181/7, pp. 64, 116. sewers, 13 Oct. 1655.C181/6, p. 127. J.p. Christ Church close, Norwich Nov. 1656–?Mar. 1660.C181/6, p. 184. Commr. militia, Norwich 26 July 1659, 26 Mar. 1660;A. and O. poll tax, 1660.SR.

Parlimentarian
BARNHAM, William (d.1675), of Norwich, Norf.
: of St Peter Hungate, Norwich, Norf.
Likenesses

Likenesses: oil on canvas, unknown, 1652 or aft.Norwich Castle Museum.

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BARNHAM, William (d. 1675), of St Peter Hungate, Norwich, Norf.

Will
2 Mar. 1674, pr. 23 Aug. 1676.Norf. RO, Norwich archdeaconry ct. will 1676-7, ff. 96-102.
Estates
bought messuage in St Mary the Less, Norwich 1646;Cozens-Hardy and Kent, Mayors of Norwich, 87. owned house in St Peter Hungate by 1649;Parlty. Survey of Dean and Chapter Properties in and around Norwich in 1649 ed. G.A. Metters (Norf. Rec. Soc. li. 1985), 59. leased lands at Barton from Norwich corporation for 21 years for £50 p.a. 1651; leased further lands from the corporation, 1657;Norf. RO, Norwich ass. bk. 1642-68, ff. 103, 186v. owned lands at Horsham St Faith and Beeston, Norfolk by 1675.Norf. RO, Norwich archdeaconry ct. will 1676-7, ff. 96-102.
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LIVESAY, Sir Michael, 1st bt. (?1611-?1665), of Eastchurch, Sheppey, Kent.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Family and Education
?bap. 31 Jan. 1611, 2nd but 1st surv. s. of Gabriel Livesey of Hollingborne and Eastchurch, and 2nd w. Anne (b. c.1588), da. of Sir Michael Sondes† of Throwley, Kent. m. bef. 1635, Elizabeth (d. 1666), at least 3s. (?all d.v.p.) ?inc. Gabriel Livesey*, 2da.Throwley par. reg. transcript; Berry, Pedigrees of Kent, 197; CB. suc. fa. 18 Mar. 1622 or 1623.S. Robertson, ‘The church of All Saints, Eastchurch in Sheppey’, Arch. Cant. xiv. 379. cr. bt. 11 July 1627.Coventry Docquets, 25. d. c. 1665.PROB6/41, f. 43v.
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Local: j.p. Kent 1637 – Mar. 1656, 7 Mar 1657-bef. Oct. 1660;C231/5, p. 232; C231/6, pp. 328, 362; SP16/395, f. 3; Names of the Justices (1650), 28 (E.1238.4); A Perfect List (1660), 23. Surr. by Feb. 1650 – bef.Oct. 1653; Suss. by Feb. 1650–57;C193/13/3, ff. 62, 64; C193/13/4, f. 96v. Mdx. Dec. 1652-bef. Oct. 1653.C231/6, p. 248; C193/13/4, f. 60. Commr. sewers, Ticehurst and River Rother, Kent and Suss. 10 July 1639;C181/5, f. 144v. Walland Marsh, Kent and Suss. 13 May 1657 – 19 Dec. 1660; I. of Sheppey 5 Oct. 1659;C181/6, pp. 226, 365, 396. subsidy, Kent 1641; further subsidy, 1641; poll tax, 1641; contribs. towards relief of Ireland, 1642;SR. assessment, 1642, 24 Feb. 1643, 18 Oct. 1644, 21 Feb. 1645, 23 June 1647, 16 Feb. 1648, 7 Apr., 14 May, 7 Dec. 1649, 26 Nov. 1650, 10 Dec. 1652, 24 Nov. 1653, 9 June 1657, 26 Jan. 1660; Surr. 7 Apr., 7 Dec. 1649, 26 Nov. 1650, 10 Dec. 1652;SR; A. and O.; Act for an Assessment (1653), 282 (E.1062.28). Glos. 26 Jan. 1660; sequestration, Kent 27 Mar., 16 Aug. 1643.A. and O. Dep. lt. by May 1643–?Add. 33512, f. 78. Commr. levying of money, 7 May, 3 Aug. 1643.A. and O. Sheriff, 1643–4, 1655 – 56, 1656–7. 4 Nov. 1643List of Sheriffs (List and Index ix), 69–70. Commr. defence of Hants and southern cos.; commr. for Kent, assoc. of Hants, Surr., Suss. and Kent, 15 June 1644;A. and O. oyer and terminer, Kent 4 July 1644;C181/5, f. 235v. Home circ. by Feb. 1654–10 July 1660;C181/6, pp. 12, 372. gaol delivery, Kent 4 July 1644;C181/5, f. 236v. New Model ordinance, 17 Feb. 1645; military rule, 23 Apr. 1645; rising in Kent, 7 June 1645; militia, 2 Dec. 1648,A. and O. 19 Feb. 1651,CSP Dom. 1651, p. 53. 26 July 1659, 12 Mar. 1660. Judge, relief of poor prisoners, 5 Oct. 1653.A. and O.

Civic: freeman, Queenborough 6 Sept. 1641.Cent. Kent. Stud. Qb/JMS4, f. 153.

Military: col. of horse and dragoons (parlian.), Kent Nov. 1642–5.Bodl. Rawl. D.141, pp. 54, 57; SP28/267iv, ff. 1–11. Col. of horse and dragoons under Sir William Waller*, 2 Feb.-30 Apr. 1645.SP28/267iv, ff. 1–11. Capt. of ft. Kent 1646–8.SP28/130 iv, f. 25. Col. militia horse and ft. Kent Aug. 1651.CSP Dom. 1651, pp. 331, 391, 482.

Central: commr. exclusion from sacrament, 5 June 1646, 29 Aug. 1648. Member, cttee. for indemnity, 21 May 1647. Commr. high ct. of justice, 6 Jan. 1649.A. and O. Member, cttee. for the army, 20 July 1649, 2 Jan., 17 Dec. 1652.CJ vi. 265a; A. and O. Commr. for compounding, 2 Nov. 1649;CJ vi. 318a. admlty. and navy, 2 Feb. 1660.A. and O.

Parlimentarian
LIVESAY, Sir Michael, 1st bt. (?1611-?1665), of Eastchurch, Sheppey, Kent.
: 1st bt. (?1611-?1665) of Eastchurch, Sheppey, Kent. 1611 – ?65.
Likenesses

Likenesses: oil on canvas, unknown.NMM.

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LIVESAY, Sir Michael, 1st bt. (?1611-?1665), of Eastchurch, Sheppey, Kent.

Will
admon. Feb. 1666.PROB6/41, f. 43v.
Estates
portions of his estate at Hollingbourne acquired by his stepfa. during his minority and sold.J. Philipot, Villare Cantianum (1659), 381; Antony House, Carew-Pole BC/24/4/49. Parcels of property in Eastchurch sold in May 1637.C54/3110/2. Estate worth about £200p.a. forfeited to the crown, aft. May 1660.HMC 7th Rep. 86; CSP Dom. 1660-1, pp. 214, 232, 261, 293, 342, 356, 414; 1661-2, p. 52.
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