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Llngball S Is'izitation of L@Orksbirr, Jfaiukt.S 46 llngball s iS'izitation of l@orksbirr, WITH ADDITIONS. ( Continued from. Vol. X ll, p. 268. ) U!,ARO WAr!IK'l'AKE, KnareAhorough, 14 Aug. 106!:i. Jfaiukt.s of ~oohball. Amrn :-Ermine. a muscle Saulo. I. JOHN FAWKES, of Fnmlcy, Steward of t.he Forest of Knares• borough. Adm. 4 Nov. HUG to his son Nioholns. He hud i~sne- 1. Nicholu.s (II). 2. William, nuncupativo will 16 Mar. 1501, pr. 5 July 150 I by his brother Henry, to be bur. in St. Michael• le-Belfrv. 3. Henry, merchant; of York, Esquire of the Sword to the Lord Mayor 1522 to 15!9. Captain of the York Troop under the third Earl of Shrewsbury, admitted to the Freedom of the City iu 150 l, mar. Alice .. , hnr, 5 Aug. 1570. 'l'hoy had issuo-e- ltoginald, of York, luuhoklor and Sword bearer, admitted to the Freedom of the City in 1548, bur. 3 I\! ay 15!)1 at St. Martin's, Conoy Street. Will 2{5 Apr., pr. 9 Nov. 1591, mar. Alice, sister of Thomas nilbowe, 22 Oct. 1570, at St, Mar• tin's (mar. secondly Walter Furness, of Menston, ~l Aug. 1592 at St. Martin's). Will 20 July l 608. They had issne- Henry, of York, grocer, bp. 30 Nov. 1574, admitted Freeman iu l 59~, d. 19 Nov., bur. 20 Dec. i 606 at St. Martin's. wm 19 Nov, 1606, pr. 7 Jan. 160-h mar. Mary, dau. DUGDALE'S VISITATION 01'' YORKSHIRE. 47 of Robt. Harrison, Alderman and Merchant of York, 11 July 1603, at St. Martin's, Micklegate (mar. secondly William Robin• son 22 Dec. HH lat St. Mart.in's,Micklegate). They had issue an only child Mary. William,1 Notary Public 1530, Registrar of Ex• chequer Court 1542-1556, mar. Elion, dau, of Wm. Haryngton, Lord Mayor. Will 22 Aug. 1570, pr. 20 Apr. 1579, d. Aug. 1575, rot. 85, bur. at York Minster. They had issue- 'l'homas, of York, Merchant Stapler. Will 1~ Feb. 158!, pr. 16 June 1585, to be bur. at York Minster. Edward, Notary and Advocate, bur. at York Minster 17 Jan. 157 J, d. in test. Adm. 20 Apr. lf>79, mar. Edith ... (mar. secondly Dionis Buynbriggo, of Scotton). 'I'hey had issuo- Guye Fawkes, "The Conspirator," bp. ftt St. Mich.-le-Belfry 16 Apr. 1570, executed 31 Jan. 160-}. Anne, bp. 3 Oct., bur, 14 Nov. 1508 at St. Mich.-le-Belfroy. Anne, bp. 12 Oct. 15 7 2 at St. Mich. -le• Belfry. Elizabeth, bp. 27 May li'i75 at }Iieh.-le• Belfrv. E<lit.h, mar. John Foster. June, (1) mnr. IIumphroy Ellis. II. NTCHOT,AS FAWKl~S, of Farulcy, Will 3 Oct, liH4, pr. ut York IS Mnr. 151}, to be bur. in Otley Churchyard, mar. Anne, dau, of . Hawkesworth, of Hawkcsworth. They had issue- John (III). Marmaduke (VI). Dorothy, wife of Richard Lyndley, named in her father's will. III. JOHN FA WK ES, of F:m1lcy, exm•. of his father's will, Inq, p.m. M Oct. 4 mid ri P. and M., s:~ys ho diod 24 Ang. last. Will 4 Ang., pr. 29 Ang. 1 MG, mar. Isabelle, duu, of William Arthington, of Cnstley. They had issnc- Anthony, of York, d. v.p. 1551, bur. at St .. Mich.-le-Bclfrey · (Davies). Will 19 July, pr. at York 1551, mar. Frances, dau. of John Vavasour, of W cston, exec. of her husband's will (mar. secondly Philip Bainbridge, of Scotton, thirdly \\'alter Pulleinc, of Scotton. Glover.) 1· There seems no direct proof that William Fawkes above, WM the son of Henry, but Mr. Daviesin "'l'hc 1<'11.wkeR'H of York," thlnk« it 1·m·y prohaule that he WI\!!, Of course, if this is not so, the connection uf "Uuy'' with the Farnley family falls to the ground. 48 DUGDALE'S VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE, Richard (IV). Jane, 40s. in her brother Anthony's will. Elizabeth. Will 9 Mar. 1579, pr. at York 6 May Hi84, to be bur. in Otley Church. Her brother Richard exor. Anne, (1) mar .... \\'harton; named in her father's will. IV. RICHARD FAWKES, of Farnley, 24 years old at his father's Inq. Will 17 Oct. 1585, pr. at York 13 Jan. l 58~. mar. Margaret, dau, of Sir Thomas Johnson, of Lyudley, KnL Will :! Dec. 1585, pr. at York 5 Oct. 1587, to be bur. at Otley. They had issue- N icholas, d, s.p. (Visitation 1612), a priest beyond the sea (Thoresby). Thomas (V). Katherine. Dorothie. Anne. Isabe lb. Susan. V. THOMAS FAWKES, of Farnley, d. unmar. s.p. 1626, mt. 63, bur. at Otley, ~I.I. Will 20 ]\for. 16:!f, pr. 10 Aug. 1627. He leaving no issue, we return to- VI. MAR1fADUKE FAWKES, of South Duffield, younger sen and exor. of Nicholas Fawkes, of Faruley (No. II), mar .... clan. of John Gascoigne, of South Duffield (Raine's Herningborough). She is called in the Visltation a daughter of . Knight. 'l'hey had issue-e- ilfarmadulrr. Fiw·l.Y'~ (VII). Nicholas, of Homingborough. Jane (Dorothy. Glover), wife 0f Robert Northby, of co. York. Joan, wife of Richard Sheffield, of co. York VIL .MARMADUKE FA W!{ES; of South Duffeild, in com. Ebor., hving n.• 1584, a recusant in 160-i, bur. 7 Feb. l 60~ at Hcm• ingborongh, mar. Joane, dauqluer and lieire of James Blanchard, "f Ilorothorp, in com. Elor., bur. 12 May 16:W at Heming• borough (Canon Raine). 1. William, tiled unmarrinl (Thoresby says he mar. nnd hail a daughter Anne mar, to Thos. Salven, Esq.), f!. Jfarn1adul,e, died unmarried. S. Michaeli (VIII). 4. Anthony. Christian, wife of ... Bateson ( Whitaker). Dorothy, wife of Edward Haddlesey, of Brackenhohne (Raine). Edith, wife of Christopher Tealby, of Theddlethorpe. VIII. MICIIAELL FAWKES, of Woodlwlj, South Duffrild an<l Farnele'!f, in com. Ebor., Esq", died a• 1647, had to compound DUGDALE18 VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE, 49 for his estates and fined £360, bur. 26 Aug. l 647 at St. Mary's, Castlegabe, York, mar. Kathrri11e, daughter nf Peter N~warlce, of Acham. (Acomb) in com. Ebor., E~qr, 1st wife, obijt s, prole, mar. lie. 1607, bur. 17 May 1620 at Heming• borough. Ile mar. at Adel 17 Aept. 16~4 Jane, d,mgl1ter of Cyril Arthing• ton, of Arthington, in co. Ebor., ERqr., 2 wife, obijt s. prole, bur. 11 Dec. 1634 at Otley. lle nwr. at Bamby-Don 8 Sept. 1635 J/,ll'y, eldest da. of Sh• John MoUneau:c, of Tenersall, in com. Not«, Bart., 3 wife, bur. at Otley 1672. They had issue- Thomas (IX). 1. Anne, uiife of Henry, son and heire of Henry Procter, of Newhall, in co. Ebor., secondly of Ralph Fincham (Thoresby), bp. at Otley 11 Oct. 1637, she died 22 Feb. 1682. 2. Martha, wife of Francis Battie, Esq., of Wadworth, bp, at Otley 9 Oct. 1646, bur. l Feb. 1684 at Wadworth, M.I. Francis, bp. 12 Mar. 16!f at Belfreys, York, bur. 6 June 1645 at Otley. Elizabeth, bp. at Otley 7 July 1636, bur. there 29 Oct. 1640 . .Mary, bp. at Otley 9 Dec. 164 l , d. y. IX. TJIOJIAS FA WJ{ES, of Famelf!y, in com. Ebor., Esqr, 113t. 25 unn. 14° Au,q. 1665, M.P. for Knaresborough 1688-95, d. 7 Ang. I 70i, bur. at Otley, M.I., mar. first Sarah, dau. and heir of Francis Mitchell, of Arthington Grange, bp. at Adel 24 Oct. 1650, d. 2 Feb. l 6ii, bur, at Otley. They had issuc- Thomas, a Student of Lincoln's Inn, adm, 17 Mar. l 68f, bp. at Adel HiH, d. y., bur. in the Chapel at Lincoln's Inn. Francis (X). Mary, wife of William Vavasour, Esq., of Weston, bp. at Otley 11 July 1673, mar. lie. 14 Mar. 169} at St. James' Chapel, London. He mar. secondly Mnry, dau, of William Welby, Esq., of Denton, co. Linc., mar. lie. 25 Dec. 1677. 'l'hey had issue- William, d. inf. X. FRANCIS FA WKF:S, of Furnley, Esq., J.P., M.l'. for Knares• borough 1714-15, cl. 11 Nov. 1747, bur. at Otley, M.I., mar. Margaret, second dau. and coheir of John Ayseongh, Esq., of Osgodby (her sister, Judith mar. Sir Walter Hawksworth) at Thirkleby 7 May 1700, d. 1 Apr., bur. at Otley 10 Apr. 1721, M. I. They had issue• Thomas (XI). Ayscough (XII). Francis (X lll). E 50 DUODALR's VISITATION OF YORKSHIRt~. Richard, b. 22, bp. 29 May 17'09, d. at Avignon in France 8 Apr. 1742, and was bur. there, d. v.p. John, b. 22 May, bp. at Otley 29 May 1711, d. v.p. Walter, b. 8 Nov., bp. at Otley 15 Nov. 1714, d. v.p. 18, bur. 25 June 1724 at Otley. Michael, b. 20, bp. 28 Feb. 1712, d. 23, bur. at Otley 25 Apr.1717. Marmaduke, b. 31 May, bp. 7 June 1716, d. 11 May 1723, bur. in St. James' Church in the City of Bath. Sarah, b. 14 Apr., bp. 6 ~fay 1701, d. 19 Nov. 1701, bur. at Otley. Frances, b. 11 Apr, bp. at Otley 4 May 1703, mar. Henry Atkinson, of Caley Hall, at Otley 12 Nov. 1722, d. 23 June 1724, bur. there. Margaret, b. 12, bp. 19 Apr. 1705, d. 31 Mar, 1721, bur. at Otley. XI. THOMAS FAWKES, ESQ., of Famlcy, b. 28 Apr., bp. at Otley 5 l\Iay Ii04, mat. 11t Univ. Coll., Oxf., 25 May 1721, adm. Gray's Inn 10 Nov. 1722, bur. ut Otley 22 Nov.
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