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HACKER, Francis (d. 1660), of Stathern, and Withcote Hall, Leics.

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b. bef. 1611, 3rd s. of Francis Hacker of Colston Bassett, Notts., and 1st w. ?Anne.Lowdham, Notts. par reg.; PROB11/200, f. 180; J. P. Briscoe, Old Notts. ser. 1, pp. 130-1. m. 5 July 1632, Isabel, da. of Gabriel Brunts of East Bridgford, 1s. 6da. (5 d.v.p.).St Guthlake, Stathern par. reg.; H.L. Hubbard, ‘Col. Francis Hacker’, Trans. Thoroton Soc. xlv. 7, 17. suc. fa. Jan. 1646;Hubbard, ‘Col. Francis Hacker’, 6. ?; ?Kntd. 20 Apr. 1659;Clarke Pprs. iii. 191; D.P. Massarella, ‘The Politics of the Army 1647-60’ (York Univ. DPhil. thesis, 1977), 531. exec. 19 Oct. 1660.Oxford DNB, ‘Francis Hacker’.
Offices Held

Local: constable, Stathern 25 Apr. 1635–6.‘Accts. of the constables of the village of Stathern, Leics.’ ed. E.L. Guilford, Arch. Jnl. lxix. 135. Commr. additional ord. for levying of money, Leics. 1 June 1643; levying of money, 3 Aug. 1643; Leics. militia, 10 July 1644; assessment, Leics. 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, 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). Co. Dur. 7 Dec. 1649, 26 Nov. 1650, 10 Dec. 1652; Notts., Rutland 9 June 1657; New Model ordinance, Leics. 17 Feb. 1645.A. and O. J.p. Notts. 17 Mar. 1647-bef. Oct. 1660;C231/6, p. 81. Leics. by Feb. 1650 – Mar. 1660; Co. Dur. 23 July 1650-bef. c.Sept. 1656;C231/6, p. 193. Rutland 3 Mar. 1656-Mar. 1660.C231/6, p. 327. Commr. militia, Leics. 2 Dec. 1648, 14 Mar. 1655, 26 July 1659, 12 Mar. 1660;A. and O.; SP25/76A, f. 16v; CSP Dom. 1655, p. 78. Notts. 12 Mar. 1660.A. and O. Commr. propagating gospel northern cos. 1 Mar. 1650;CJ vi. 374a; Severall Procs. in Parl. no. 23 (28 Feb.-7 Mar. 1650), 312 (E.534.15). ejecting scandalous ministers, Leics. and Rutland 28 Aug. 1654.A. and O. Custos rot. Leics. 15 Mar. 1655–7.C231/6, p. 306; C193/15/5, f. 57; C193/13/6, f. 47v. Commr. oyer and terminer, Northern circ. 4 Apr. 1655;C181/6, p. 102. Midland circ. 22 June 1659–10 July 1660.C181/6, p. 370. Trustee and gov. Wyggeston’s Hosp. Leicester 9 June 1657.Nichols, Leics. i. 488–9. Commr. for public faith, Leics. 24 Oct. 1657.Mercurius Politicus no. 387 (22–9 Oct. 1657), 62 (E.505.35).

Military: capt. of horse (parlian.) by Nov. 1643-aft. Sept. 1645;Mercurius Aulicus no. 48 (26 Nov.-2 Dec. 1643), 691 (E.78.16); An Examination Examined (1645), 15 (E.303.13). col. of horse by Feb. 1646 – Oct. 1659, 27 Jan.-25 June 1660.HMC Rutland, iv. 533; CSP Dom. 1648–9, p. 103; Firth and Davies, Regimental Hist. i. 231–8. Gov. Kirkby Bellars, Leics. by Feb. 1645–?An Examination of a Printed Pamphlet (1645), 3 (E.261.3). Col. militia, Leics. June 1648.HMC Portland, i. 468.

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

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HACKER, Francis (d. 1660), of Stathern, and Withcote Hall, Leics.
: of Stathern and Withcote Hall, Leics.
Likenesses

Likenesses: line engraving, unknown, 1660;The Devils Cabinet-Councell Discovered, or the Mistery and Iniquity of the Good Old Cause (1660). line engraving, unknown, 1661.A Compleat Colln. of the Lives...of Those Persons Lately Executed (1661).

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HACKER, Francis (d. 1660), of Stathern, and Withcote Hall, Leics.

Will
attainted.
Estates
in 1642, donated 10s for relief of Irish Protestants (the most of anyone in Stathern).SP28/193, pt. 1, f. 11; SP29/41/32, f. 98. In 1646, inherited house, lands and tenements in Colston Bassett, Notts.PROB11/200, f. 180. In early 1650s, jt. lessee of colliery at Harraton, co. Dur. worth betw. £2,000 and £5,475 p.a.J. Hedworth, The Oppressed Man’s Out-Cry (1651), 3; Royalist Composition Pprs. in Dur. and Northumb. ed. R. Welford (Surt. Soc. cxi), 390, 395, 396; CCC 2128, 2130. By 1660, purchased forfeited royalist property at Car Colston, Notts.CTB i. 296-7. In 1660, estate in Notts. valued at £213 p.a; estate in Leics. valued at £41 p.a.LR2/266, f. 1.
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MARGETTS, Thomas (1620-91), of St Peter Martin, Bedford.

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Family and Education
bap. 7 Apr. 1620, 2nd but 1st surv. s. of Thomas Margetts of St Mary, Bedford, and Dinah, da. of one Sparke of ?Meppershall, Beds.St Mary, Bedford par. reg.; Blunham, Beds. par. reg. (bap. 13 Apr. 1618); Meppershall bishops’ transcript (mar. 8 Oct. 1612); PROB11/404, f. 283v; Min. Bk. of Bedford Corp. 99; CSP Dom. 1640-1, p. 341; Genealogica Bedfordiensis, 355. m. by 1660, Elizabeth (d. aft. 1691), at least 2s. (1 d.v.p.) 7da. (3 d.v.p.).St Mary, Bedford par. reg.; PROB11/404, ff. 283v-284; Genealogica Bedfordiensis, 41-2. suc. fa. Aug. 1642.St Mary, Bedford par. reg. bur. 8 Feb. 1691 8 Feb. 1691.Genealogica Bedfordiensis, 42.
Offices Held

Central: clerk to cttee. for Irish affairs, c.Sept. 1642–5.SP25/127, p. 13; CSP Dom. 1658–9, p. 378.

Military: clerk to judge adv. New Model army, 1645-aft. May 1647.SP25/127, p. 14; SP28/45, f. 439; Clarke Pprs. i. 22; CSP Dom. 1658–9, p. 378. Dep. judge adv. c.1647-c.Mar. 1659;CSP Dom. 1658–9, p. 378; Henry Cromwell Corresp. 482. judge adv. Northern Brigade by 29 Dec. 1647–?1650;SP28/58, f. 308; Clarke Pprs. ii. 253. army in Scotland, 28 June 1659-bef. May 1660.CJ vii. 696b.

Civic: freeman, Bedford 11 Aug. 1656–?d.Min. Bk. of Bedford Corp. 99.

Local: commr. assessment, Beds. 9 June 1657, 26 Jan. 1660; militia, 26 July 1659.A. and O.

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MARGETTS, Thomas (1620-91), of St Peter Martin, Bedford.
: of St Peter Martin, Bedford.
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MARGETTS, Thomas (1620-91), of St Peter Martin, Bedford.

Will
30 May 1688, pr. 23 May 1691.PROB11/404, f. 283.
Estates
in 1642, inherited in reversion a house and adjoining property on Cauldwell Street, Bedford.Beds. RO, ABP W 1643/75. In 1650-1, purchased, for £427 13s, the manor of Biggleswade, Beds. from trustees for the sale of crown lands, 2 fee farm rents in Biggleswade for £259 17s and tithes belonging to several rectories in Beds. and Herts., in all worth £90 p.a.C54/3570/17; LR2/266, f. 68; SP28/288, f. 11. In 1652-4, purchased, for £302, fee farm rents in Beds. and Bedford worth £25 p.a.SP26/8, p. 41; SP28/288, f. 56. Assessed in 1671 for a house in Bedford of 9 hearths.E179/72/301, m. 37. By 1688, estate inc. a messuage in Bedford and property in Beds. worth at least £30 p.a.PROB11/404, ff. 283v-284; VCH Beds. ii. 55.
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Dean’s Yard, Westminster (1640);HMC De L’Isle and Dudley, vi. 328. house of Alderman Skut, Pontefract, Yorks. (1648);Add. 21417, f. 9. house of Francis Humphries, Petergate, York (1649);Add. 21418, f. 150. Somerset House, Westminster (1657-8).CSP Dom. 1657-8, p. 468; TSP vi. 852.
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BOSWORTH, Roger (1607-60), of Hereford.

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Family and Education
bap. 4 Nov. 1607, prob. 1st s. of Richard Bosworth (bur. 26 Mar. 1616) of Woolhope, Herefs. and Margaret (bur. 7 Nov. 1638).Woolhope par. reg. educ. Brasenose, Oxf. 20 Oct. 1626, BA 7 Feb. 1629, MD 4 Mar. 1643.Al. Ox. m. (1) Dorothy (bur. 4 Aug. 1648), 2s. 5da. (1 d.v.p.); (2) Mary, s.p. d. by 6 Nov. 1660.Woolhope par. reg.: Herefs. Militia Assessments ed. Faraday (Cam. Soc. ser. 4, x), 69.
Offices Held

Local: commr. assessment, Hereford 10 Dec. 1652, 26 Jan., 1 June 1660; Herefs. 26 Jan. 1660, 1 June 1660–d.A. and O.; An Ordinance... for an Assessment (1660, E.1075.6). J.p. Mar. 1660–d.HP Commons 1660–1690.

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BOSWORTH, Roger (c.1607-60), of Hereford.
:, .
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BOSWORTH, Roger (1607-60), of Hereford.

Will
not found.
Estates
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Petty France, Westminster Mar. 1659.Sheffield Univ. Lib. Hartlib Pprs. 51/105A.
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BOOTHE, George (1622-84), of Dunham Massey, Bowdon, Cheshire.

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b. 18 Dec. 1622, 2nd but 1st surv. s. of William Booth† (d. 26 Apr. 1636) of Dunham Massey, and Vere (bur. 4 May 1629), da. and coh. of Sir Thomas Egerton of Ellesmere, Salop.Ormerod, Cheshire, i. pt. 2, pp. 525-6; CP; Cheshire and Lancs. Fun. Certs. ed. J.P. Rylands (Lancs. and Cheshire Rec. Soc. vi), 25-6. educ. I. Temple 9 Nov. 1637.I. Temple database. m. (1) 30 Nov. 1639 (with £6,000), Katherine (bur. 5 Aug. 1643), da. of Theophilus Clinton, 4th earl of Lincoln, 1da.; (2) lic. 14 Dec. 1644 (with £5,000), Elizabeth (d. 4 Jan. 1691), da. of Henry Grey*, 1st earl of Stamford, 7s. (2 d.v.p.) 5da.JRL, EGR1/8/3/6, 10; TW/252-6; Ormerod, Cheshire, i. pt. 2, pp. 526, 534; CP. suc. gdfa. as 2nd bt. 24 Oct. 1652;CB. cr. Baron Delamer of Dunham Massey 20 Apr. 1661.CP. d. 8 Aug. 1684.Ormerod, Cheshire, i. pt. 2, p. 534.
Offices Held

Military: capt. of horse (parlian.), 30 July 1642–?SP28/261, ff. 2, 397; HMC Portland, i. 94. Col. of ft. by Mar. 1644-Apr. 1645.CJ iii. 440a; Brereton Lttr. Bks. i. 14, 325, 371. Gov. Nantwich by Jan. 1644-c.Apr. 1645.Magnalia Dei (1644), 8 (E.31.13); The Kings Letter Intercepted Coming from Oxford (1644), 3; Brereton Lttr. Bks. i. 323. C-in-c (roy.) Cheshire, Lancs. and N. Wales 22 July 1659.JRL, EGR3/4/1/2/1–2.

Local: commr. to levy militia forces, Cheshire 4 Oct. 1642.JRL, EGR3/3/1/8. Dep. lt. by Dec. 1642–?Civil War in Cheshire, 240–1. Member, Cheshire co. cttee. Feb. 1643-aft. Apr. 1648.SP28/225, f. 508; HMC Portland, i. 96. Chamberlain, county palatine of Chester 5 Mar. 1645–?JRL, EGR3/4/1/1. Commr. assessment, Cheshire 21 Feb. 1645, 23 June 1647, 16 Feb. 1648, 9 June 1657, 1 June 1660. 14 Sept. 1646 – 16 Apr. 1650A. and O.; An Ordinance...for an Assessment (1660, E.1075.6). J.p. Lancs., 4 Mar. 1653–9 Mar. 1683;Lancs. RO, QSC/43–51, 54–84. Cheshire 9 June 1647 – 25 July 1650, 13 Oct. 1653 – 1 Oct. 1659, Mar. 1660–d.C231/6, pp. 196, 271, 442; Cheshire RO, DAR/I/29; A Perfect List (1660). Commr. militia, 2 Dec. 1648, 14 Mar. 1655, 12 Mar. 1660;A. and O.; CSP Dom. 1655, p. 78. Lancs. 2 Dec. 1648, 12 Mar. 1660;A. and O. accommodation betw. landlords and tenants, Cheshire 21 Aug. 1654;CSP Dom. 1654, p. 318. ejecting scandalous ministers, 28 Aug. 1654;A. and O. securing peace of commonwealth by Nov. 1655;Cheshire RO, DLT/B38, p. 10. dividing parishes, Cheshire and Chester 10 Mar. 1656;Mins. of the Cttee. for Plundered Ministers rel. to Lancs. and Cheshire ed. W.A. Shaw (Lancs. and Cheshire Rec. Soc. xxxiv), 115. sewers, Cheshire 12 Feb. 1658;C181/6, p. 270. poll tax, 1660.SR. Custos rot. 30 July 1660–30 May 1673.C231/7, pp. 21, 450.

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BOOTH, Sir George, 2nd Bt. (1622-84), of Dunham Massey, Cheshire.
: of Dunham Massey, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Likenesses

Likenesses: oil on canvas, P. Lely, c.1645-7;NT, Dunham Massey. ?oil on canvas, P. Lely, c.1658-60;NT, Dunham Massey. oil on canvas, J. Huysman.NT, Dunham Massey.

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BOOTHE, George (1622-84), of Dunham Massey, Bowdon, Cheshire.

Will
1 Aug. 1671, pr. 14 Jan. 1699.PROB11/449, f. 35.
Estates
grandfa. spent £25,240 1595-1635 on increasing the family estate.JRL, EGR3/3/3/2, no. 1. Boothe received from his grandfa. 1640-1652, maintenance of £600 p.a. from manors of Stayley, Cheshire, and Warrington, Lancs. and lands in Hattersley, Cheshire.JRL, EGR3/3/3/2, no. 4. Family estate worth about £2,000 p.a. bef. 1642.M.D.G. Wanklyn, ‘Landed Society and Allegiance in Cheshire and Shropshire in the First Civil War’ (Manchester Univ. PhD thesis, 1976), 281, 306, 390. In 1652, Boothe’s estate inc. manors of Altrincham, Bollin, Carrington, Dunham Massey, Hattersley, Stayley, Thornton-le-Moors and Wilmslow, Cheshire, and Arpley with Hooley, Ashton-under-Lyne, Orford and Warrington, Lancs.; Dunham Hall and Bothom’s Hall (in Hattersley); property in Altrincham, Ashley, Bollin, Bollington, Bowdon, Carrington, Dunham Massey, Elton, Hale, Hattersley, Hollingworth, Kingsley, Matley, Millington, Mottram, Norcliffe, Partington, Tintwistle, Toft and Wilmslow, Cheshire; the advowson of Thornton-le-Moors, Cheshire, and of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.C10/22/21; Lancs. RO, DDX 3/19; JRL, EGR3/3/3/2, no. 9; Cheshire IPM ed. R. Stewart-Brown (Lancs. and Cheshire Rec. Soc. lxxxiv), 42-8. In 1660-3, he owned or rented a house on Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London.Survey of London, xxxvi, 231. In 1663, his lands in Cheshire were valued at £1,212 p.a.HMC 10th Rep. IV, 372. In c.1679, he settled a portion of £13,000 on his da. Elizabeth at her marriage to Edward Conway, 1st earl of Conway.CP iii. 402.
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presented Henry Shaw to rectory of Thornton-le-Moors, Cheshire, 1662;CCEd Record ID: 62260, The Clergy of the Church of England database.. Thomas Ellison to rectory of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs. 1662.Clergy of the C of E Database.
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BURGOYNE, Roger (1618-77), of Sutton, Beds. and Wroxall, Warws.

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Family and Education
bap. 10 Mar. 1618, 1st s. of Sir John Burgoyne*, 1st bt. educ. adm. Emmanuel, Camb. 1634;Al. Cant. L. Inn 11 Nov. 1637;LI Admiss. i. 233. travelled abroad, 1638-41.CSP Dom. 1637-8, p. 423. m. (1) with £4,000 Oct. 1642, Anne (d. 1656), da. of Charles Snellinge of London, merchant, 2s. (1 d.v.p.), 4da. (1 d.v.p.);Warws. RO, CR 113/10; Verney ms mic. 636/7, Burgoyne to Verney, 2 Aug. 1647; 636/9, 28 Sept. 1648; 636/10, 24 Jan. 1650; Wroxall Abbey Recs. xxxii, 191. (2) Anna (d. 5 Feb. 1694), da. of John Robinson of Dighton, Yorks. 2s. d.v.p. 5da. (3 d.v.p.).Wroxall Abbey Recs. xxxii. Kntd. 18 July 1641,Shaw, Knights of Eng. ii. 210. suc. fa. as 2nd bt. Oct. 1657. d. 16 Sept. 1677.CB ii. 104; Genealogia Bedfordiensis, 283; HMC 7th Rep. 494.
Offices Held

Local: commr. assessment, Beds. 1642, 21 Mar. 1643, 18 Oct. 1644, 21 Feb. 1645, 16 Feb. 1648, 9 June 1657, 1 June 1660, 1661, 1664, 1672, 1677;SR; LJ v. 658a; A. and O.; An Ordinance...for an Assessment (1660, E.1075.6). Warws. 16 Feb. 1648, 9 June 1657, 1661, 1664, 1672, 1677.A. and O.; SR. Dep. lt. Beds. 18 Mar. 1642–?CJ ii. 486a. Commr. sequestration, 27 Mar. 1643; additional ord. for levying of money, 1 June 1643;A. and O. assessment for Scottish army, Beds. 16 Oct. 1643;‘Civil War papers of Sir William Boteler, 1642–55’, 37–8. New Model ordinance, 17 Feb. 1645.A. and O. J.p. Warws. 8 July 1646 – bef.Jan. 1650, 30 Sept. 1653–d.;C231/6, pp. 51, 268; C193/12/3, f. 104v. Beds. Mar. 1660–?, 20 Aug. 1660–?d.A Perfect List (1660); C231/7, p. 29; C193/12/3, f. 2. Commr. militia, 2 Dec. 1648, 12 Mar. 1660; Warws. 12 Mar. 1660;A. and O. ejecting scandalous ministers, Warws. 24 Oct. 1657;SP25/78, p. 237. oyer and terminer, Midland circ. 22 June 1659–10 July 1660;C181/6, p. 370. Norf. circ. June 1659–10 July 1660;C181/6, p. 378. poll tax, 1660.SR. Sheriff, 1661.CSP Dom. 1661–2, p. 166. Commr. loyal and indigent officers, Beds., Warws. 1662; subsidy, 1663.SR.

Parlimentarian
BURGOYNE, Roger (1618-77), of Sutton, Beds. and Wroxall, Warws.
: of Sutton, Beds. and Warws., Wroxall.
Likenesses

Likenesses: Portrait at Claydon House, Bucks.Mems.of the Verney Fam. ii. 301. Memorial at Sutton church (Grinling Gibbons).Mems. of the Verney Fam. ii. 324.

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BURGOYNE, Roger (1618-77), of Sutton, Beds. and Wroxall, Warws.

Will
13 Sept. 1677, pr. 26 Nov. 1677.PROB11/355, f. 139, repr. in Wroxall Abbey Recs. 193.
Estates
Wroxall manor settled on him by his fa. 13 Oct. 1642;Wroxall Abbey Recs. 191. granted licence to hold four new fairs at Potton, Beds. 8 Feb. 1669.CSP Dom. 1668-9, p. 188. Lands in Warws. (Wroxall and Hatton), Beds. (Sutton and Potton) and Cambs. at d.Wroxall Abbey Recs. 191, 192.
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Clapham, Surr. June 1643 Chiswick, Mdx. June 1646 Strand, Westminster Sept. 1652 Black Greyhound inn, Fleet St., London Jan. 1656.HMC 7th Rep. 444; Verney ms mic 636/7, Burgoyne to Verney, 25 June 1646; 636/15, 7 Jan. 1656; Mems. of the Verney Fam.(2 vols. 1925), i. 489.
Religion
Presented to Wroxall: William Cooke, 1641; Luke Milborne; Ephraim Huitt, 1650-62.Wroxall Abbey Recs. lix. Presented Edward Stillingfleet to Sutton, 1651.Wroxall Abbey Recs. xxviii; Par.Reg. of Wroxall ed. J.W. Rylands (1903), 8.
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MOYLE, John I (1614-59), of Bake, St Germans, Cornw.

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Family and Education
b. 1614, 1st s. of John Moyle II* of Bake (d. 1661) and Admonition, da. of (Sir) Edmund Prideaux, (1st bt.) of Netherton, Devon; bro. of Walter Moyle*. m. 31 Jan. 1648, Martha Roger (d. 1687), 1s. 6da. (2 d.v.p.). bur. 4 Feb. 1659.Vivian, Vis. Cornw. 335; Keeler, Long Parliament, 283; Cornw. RO, St Germans par. regs.
Offices Held

Local: commr. for Cornw. 1 July 1644; assessment, 18 Oct. 1644.A. and O.

Parlimentarian
MOYLE, John I (1614-59), of Bake, St Germans, Cornw.
: St Germans, Cornw.
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MOYLE, John I (1614-59), of Bake, St Germans, Cornw.

Will
not found.
Estates
Moyle pre-deceased his father, but held certain lands in his own right, including the lease of a capital messuage in parish of Lesnewth, Cornw., transferred to him by his father on 2 May 1638.Coventry Docquets, 723.
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EVERARD, Robert (1628-94), of Great Waltham, Essex.

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Family and Education
b. 15 Apr. 1628, 3rd s. of Sir Richard Everard* of Great Waltham and 1st. w. Joan, da. of Sir Francis Barrington of Hatfield Broad Oak. unm. bur. 18 Nov. 1694 18 Nov. 1694.Great Waltham par. reg.
Offices Held

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EVERARD, Robert (1628-94), of Great Waltham, Essex.
: Essex.
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EVERARD, Robert (1628-94), of Great Waltham, Essex.

Will
not found.
Estates
was left lands in Furneux Pelham, Herts. by fa. 1679.Essex. RO, D/AER 23, f. 353v.
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NORBORNE, Walter (1595-1659), of Studley, Wilts., and the Inner Temple.

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Family and Education
bap. 10 Dec. 1595, s. of John Norborne of Studley, Wilts.Calne par. reg.; HMC Hastings ii. 248. educ. subscribed, Oxf., 15 Oct. 1613; I. Temple, 10 Oct. 1614.Al. Ox.; I. Temple admiss. database. m. bef. Sept. 1638, Mary (?bap. 9 July 1622, d. 1684), da. of Henry Chivers of Quemerford, Calne, Wilts.Vis. Wilts. 1623, 38; Coventry Docquets, 727; PROB11/387/166. 2s. 1da.HMC Hastings ii. 248; A.E.W. Marsh, History of the Town and Borough of Calne (1904), 188; Calne par. reg. d. Mar. 1659.
Offices Held

Legal: called, I. Temple 3 Nov. 1622; bencher, 16 May 1641.Masters of the Bench, Inner Temple 1450–1883 (1883), 32.

Local: j.p. Wilts. 26 Feb. 1641 – 31 Oct. 1643, Feb. 1644-bef. Jan. 1650.C231/5, p. 431; Docquets of Letters Patent ed. Black, 94, 142. Commr. further subsidy, 1641; poll tax, 1641; assessment, 1642.SR.

Parlimentarian
NORBORNE, Walter (1595-1659), of Studley, Wilts., and the Inner Temple.
: of Studley, Wilts. and the Inner Temple.
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NORBORNE, Walter (1595-1659), of Studley, Wilts., and the Inner Temple.

Will
16 Nov. 1657 (codicil 27 Mar. 1659), pr. 8 Jan. 1661.PROB11/303/103.
Estates
owned Hillmarton manor, Calne, and lands in E. and W. Coulston and Melksham, Wilts;VCH Wilts. viii. 237; ix. 53, 56, 59; PROB11/303/103. by m. acquired lands in Quemerford, Stock and Calne, Wilts., and Idbury, Bould, Foscott and Churchill, Oxon.Coventry Docquets, 727; Leics. RO, DG39/480-1.
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CLAITON (CLAYTON), John (c.1620-aft. 1679), of Oakenshaw, Crofton, Yorks. and the Inner Temple, London.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Family and Education
b. c.1620, 1st s. of John Clayton of Oakenshaw, recorder of Leeds 1626-61, and 1st w. Elizabeth, da. of Gerard Fitzwilliam of Bentley, Yorks.Dugdale’s Vis. Yorks. iii. 395; Hodgson, Northumb. pt. 2, iii. 419-20. educ. Clare, Camb. 18 June 1638;Al. Cant. I. Temple, 5 Aug. 1640;I. Temple database. called, 13 Nov. 1648.CITR ii. 284. m. 8 Apr. 1674, Thomasine, da. of Sir Samuel Owfeild* of the Middle Temple, London and Upper Gatton, Surr., wid. of Deane Goodwin of Bletchingley, Surr. s.p.St James, Clerkenwell par. reg.; London Mar. Lics. ed. Foster, 289; Vis. Surrey (Harl. Soc. lx), 51; Dugdale’s Vis. Yorks. iii. 395. suc. fa. Apr. 1671.Dugdale’s Vis. Yorks. iii. 395. d. aft. 1679.
Offices Held

Military: capt. of ft. (parlian.) by Oct. 1643-aft. Oct. 1647.E121/3/4/15; SC6/CHAS1/1190, unfol.; SP28/302, f. 760; CJ iii. 279b; HMC 5th Rep. 110; Jones, ‘War in North’, 375. Maj. militia ft. Yorks. 10 Apr. 1650–?CSP Dom. 1650, p. 506.

Court: gent. usher to Elizabeth, w. of Protector Oliver Cromwell*, by July 1654-aft. Mar. 1658.Add. 21422, f. 361; Add. 21424, f. 83; HMC Various, ii. 115.

Local: commr. militia, Yorks. 12 Mar. 1660.A. and O.

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CLAYTON, John (c.1620-at least 1694), of Oakenshaw, Yorks. and the Inner Temple.
: of Oakenshaw, Yorks., Crofton and London., the Inner Temple.
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CLAITON (CLAYTON), John (c.1620-aft. 1679), of Oakenshaw, Crofton, Yorks. and the Inner Temple, London.

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in 1651, he and another gentleman purchased, for £3,040, manor of Edmonton, Mdx. from trustees for the sale of crown lands, which they sold in 1654 for £1,520.E121/3/4/15; C54/3806/9. In 1651, he and other gentlemen purchased, for £2,032, a moiety of manor of Hemel Hempstead, Herts. (Claiton paying £554).SP27/1/4; CSP Dom. 1653-4, p. 286; 1655, p. 263. In 1652, he purchased manors of Norton and Woodthorpe, Derbys. for £1,300.SP29/390/14x, f. 42. In 1671, inherited capital messuage of Oakenshaw and lands adjoining.Borthwick, Prob. Reg. 52, f. 37v.
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PORTER, Henry II (1635-81), of Lancaster, Lancs.

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bap. 3 May 1635, 1st s. of Henry Porter I* and Anne, da. of Henry Ashhurst.Lancaster ed. H. Brierley (Lancs. Par. Reg. Soc. xxxii), 80. educ. Queen’s, Oxf. 2 Oct. 1652;Al. Ox. G. Inn 26 Oct. 1657.G. Inn Admiss. 284. m. 13 July 1654, Margaret, da. of Brian Taylor of Methop, Beetham, Westmld., at least 2s. (1 d.v.p.) 2da.St Andrew, Holborn par. reg.; Lancaster ed. Brierley, 119, 124, 262; Vis. Lancs. 1664-5 ed. F.R. Raines (Chetham Soc. o.s. lxxxviii), 234. suc. fa. Nov. 1666; d. 1681.Lancs. RO, WRW/A, Henry Porter of Lancaster, late of London, 1681.
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Local: commr. militia, Lancs. 12 Mar. 1660.A. and O.

Civic: capital burgess, Lancaster by 1664–?d.Cal. of Lancaster Charters ed. J. Brownbill, J. R. Nuttall (Lancaster, 1929), 18.

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PORTER, Henry II (1635-81), of Lancaster, Lancs.
: of Lancaster, Lancs.
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PORTER, Henry II (1635-81), of Lancaster, Lancs.

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inherited a house of 19 hearths in Lancaster.E179/250/11, pt. 1. At his d. his personal estate in Lancaster was inventoried and consisted of the reversion of a lease of a house in the town, valued at £20.Lancs. RO, WRW/A, Henry Porter of Lancaster, late of London, 1681.
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