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The Pedigree of Percy Bysshe Shelley [Microform] : Now First Given From aibie pieD3(sißieie 01 PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY NOW FIRST GIVEN FROM THE RECORDS OF THE COLLEGE OF ARMS LONDON PRINTED FOR PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION MDCCCLXXX rl itt?s~& 1 "V J* 4 *9j ji ADVERTISEMENT. As far as Iam aware no Pedigree of Shelley has ever been published; and this seemed to me so notable a want that Ienquired at the College of Arms what Pedigree was among the records there. Mr. Stephen Tucker with the readiest kindness made the search for me, and found the remarkable Genealogy which is printed in the present volume. lam told that not even an extract from it has been printed before ; and Iwish to record my warm thanks to Mr. Tucker for placing at my disposal a certified copy of the Pedigree and its Proofs from which the documents are here given. The Pedi­ gree speaks for itself to any careful reader ;and a glance at the shield of twenty-one quarterings will,to those who have the slightest knowledge of heraldry, be highly significant in regard to the ancestry of England's second great republican poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley. H. BUXTON FOKMAN. 38, Marlborough Hill,St. John's Wood, June, 1880. Gbe pe&toree of ©belles Gfoc pe&teree of pern »««*&* Sfoelles This private issue of the Shelley Pedigree is limited to one hundred copies, fiftyfor England and fiftyfor America. This copy is No. 3 , English Issue. <geutgree of Jtop Bpsstye &(jeUe|>» John Middleton of Horsham,=f =Frances, dau'r of Nicholas -Henry Shelley =Barbara, Sussex. Fowl< Friswide, dau'r of Sir Thomas Y/alsingham of Scadbury,= of Worminghurst, co. Sussex, Esquire.= eldest dau'r of William Cromer of Tunstall, co. Kent, co. ofRotherfield, co. Sussex. co. Kent, Knight, died without issue. Ist wife. Died in December, 1623, buried there 9th same month. Esq. Buried at Worminghurst 3 Nov. 1612. 2nd wife. Richard Middleton of:=pElizabeth, dau'r Thomas dau'r, i Middleton Shelley, Thomas Shelley =pMary, eldest dau'r of Henry Shelley, Esq., William Holland Francis Shelley. 2nd bapt. at Richard Shelley =Joan, dau'r William Shelley, Mary Shelley, 3rd dau'r, bapt. Walter Shelley, gent., Anthony Shelley, ,-p-Grace,, Horsham in the of=f / Ambrose Shelley of Horsham -p-Grace, dau'r -of James Shelley, gent., Bth Elizabeth Shelley, 4th and and heir of of Horsham, eldest dau'r, bapt. of Worming- ;Edward Goring of 2nd son, bapt. at Chichester and of Worminghurst 21st Nov.1592. gent., son, heir at county 3rd and 4th son, bapt. at Worminghurst 30 June, sth son, bapt. at bapt, 30 Mar. aforesaid, gent., 7th son. Staker. Diei28th and youngest son, bapt. youngest dau'r, bapt. at of Sussex, Robert Evers- Esquire, son and 11 Feb. 1588, and hurst aforesaid, | Okehurst, Sussex, Worminghurst West Burton, co. Marr. to her 2nd husband, Richard, of John 1615, gent., 4 son. Buried fieldof co. bapt. at Worm- Worminghurst 1594. Unmarr. afterwards Worminghurst 4 Oct. 1591 :died Will dated 4 Nov. 1647, April, ,in the at Worminghurst 3rd Worminghurst 19 Aug. 1604. Horsham heir. inarr. at Worm- Esq., eldest son | Esq. Marr. at 2 Sept. 1582, and Sussex, gent. Marr. Lord Viscount Lumley, of whom inghurst 17th Fuste. Ist Jan. 1585. 2nd wife of Thomas Warnef ord 1587. Livingun- young, bur. at proved at London 13th Nov. lifetime her there 4 May. 1604. aforesaid, gent. of June, 1599. Living Unmarr. 1615, afterwards inghurst 29th and heir. Worminghurst bur. there 3rd Mar. atWorminghurst 17 the present Earl of Scarborough is Nov. 1583. Died young. of Sevenhamton, co. Wilts. marr. 1615. Worminghurst 1649. (154 Fairfax.) Ihusband, buried at unmarr. 1615. wife of William Keete Kay, June, 1644. descended. June, of 1610. 26 1600. Aug. 1614. 13th 1597. Horsham. Little Hinton, co. Wilts. Ist Husb. : Edward Mitchell of:=r=Mary Middleton, 3rd jonn Jtsaroara Shelley, Henry bhelley of Worm- ihelley, William Shel- Dorothy George Shelley of Mary Shelley, 3rd Frances, bapt. Frances Holland, only I Stamerham in the as Thomas at Joan Shelley, John Shelley of Ichingfield, afterwards=p Bridget, 3rd dau'r of Sir Thomas Evers- Edward Shelley of Horsham, Richard Barbara Shelley, Theobald Shelley of Steyn- =Mary. dau'r 0f Henry Shelley of Horsham, gent.,= [-Mary, dau'r of 1 dau'r, named in Middle- eldest dau'r, inghurst, Esq., eldest son gent., 2 pa. ley, 4th son, Shelley, Hindon, co. Sus- dau'r, bapt. at Finden 19 Oct. dau'r and heir of her 2nd dau'r. Thakeham, Sussex, .... Grace Shelley, Frances Shelley, said of the will her and bapt. at of co. Esquire, field of Derm, co. Sussex, Knight, bapt. gent., 2nd son, living1615. Shelley, eldest dau'r, ing, co. Sussex, gent., 4 son. Davis. Living a only son and heir, under 21, 1649. Will living county of ton Worm- and heir, bapt. there Ist bapt. at 2nd daur., sex, gent., sth son, Worminghurst 1615. father, wife of John married 1673, under 2nd dau'r, bapt. Sussex, Esq., died grandfather Evers- other inghurst 7 June, Aug. 1602 ; at eldest son and heir, died 3rd July, j at Worth 19 April,1602 :died in Nov. Died unmarr., bur. at Thake- 3rd son, marr. to Michael Died without issue. Will widow and sole In1689 was made heir in remain- dated 15 Dec. 12 years of at Horsham died s.p. in John Shjley. Worming- bapt. at bapt. at Worm- sth Oct. 1613, and Ashburnham of Ash- Horsham to buried at Thakeham 6th of same month. ! 1671, bur. at Thakeham 23rd same ham Ist 1686. Will living 18th April, , field10th Aug. 1629. issue. 1601. June, 1687, X April, Merryam. Died dated 16 July, 1689, proved ex'trix to the will der on failure of issue of John, son 1696, pr. at age 4th Nov. April, bur. there hurst 3rd Worming- inghurst 9thJuly, bur. there 22nd Mary, bapt. at burnham, co. Sussex, Richard Willdated 9th June, 1673, proved at month. Adm'on 22nd May, 1682, to dated 21 Feb. 1678, proved 1615. before July, London 12 1647. buried at Horsham. Marr. at Horsham 11th same month. Edwardpapt. June, 16 at 22nd Dec. 1692. of her husband of Timothy Shelley, to estates of London 26 1647. Living 4 Nov. 1612. hurst 1611 ;buried at Jan. 1615. Washington Esquire. Wheatley Chichester 24 Dec. following. (M.1.) Christian Ellis, her daughter. at Chichester 1686. 1689. (142 Fane.) 22nd Dec. 1692. Theobald Shelley. Will dated M.I. 23rd Sept. 1641. 12 July, 606. 19th Oct. .Finden 3 Dec. 10 May, 1618. 25 June, 13 March, 1698. following. 1661. Jan. 1693, proved at Chichester (206 Lort.) 1603. 1640. 28 May following. Mary, dau'r of Robert Michell of Petersfield, =y=Theodosia, dau'r of George Walsingham Michell, I I =f > -i-Margaretdau'r Katherine Michell,=j=Timothy Shelley of Champneys =pMary, dau'r of Cheale, and= John Michell of =j=Johanna William Shelley =Adria, White, | co. Hants, Esq., 3rd son. Bapt. Montagu of Horton, .... of Sullington, dau'r of Henry John Shel- Richard Shelley, sth son, Elizabeth Shelley, Thomas Ellis =p Christiana Shelley, Edward Shelley, eldest Mary Shelley, eldest Barbara Shelley. Grace Shelley, Jane Shelley, died Henry co. ofHorsham aforesaid, of tying dau'r of Edward in the parish of Thakeham sister of John Cheale ofFinden, Field Place, co. Wheatley, co. Sussex, gent., eldest son and Bridger Shelley, Theobald Shelley, gent. Married at Horsham 24 April,1653 ; |Northampton, Esq., son .... of Worming- ley,bur. at citizen and Merchant eldest dau'r. Marr. of Steyning, j 2nd and youngest son and heir. bapt. at dau'r, bapt. at Hors- 2nd dau'r, bapt. 3rd dau'r, 1678, bur. 2nd son, of gent. Bapt. there a widow,nd ¦ young, bapt. 3rd and youngest Michell, Esq. aforesaid, gent., 2nd son and co. Sussex, Esq. Marr. settle- Sussex, gent., sole heir heir apparent, died s.p. Will hurst, and sister of Thakeham Taylor of London. Marr. at Horsham 21st co. Sussex. dau'r. Admix Horsham 16 Feb. 1676. ham 29th at Horsham 18 died in August, 1729, buried IHenry, Earl ofManchester. 4 Nov. 1658. Will ex'trix toier Married at June, - I to Dec. 1671. at Horsham 14 living unmarr. at Horsham. at Horsham 27 son, bapt. at Hors- August, Hors- heir. Buried at Thakeham 3rd ment dated 11Oct. 21st Car. 11. 2nd husband of of her dated 27 1658, codicil 28 Richard Bridger of 7 Nov. Mary, dau'r of Nov. 1652 to Marr. at !her mother 22nd One of the ex'ors to his Marr. before Feb. 29 Feb. 1696. 1675. 10th of same month at Hors- I Sister of Charles, Earl of dated 13th May, 1704, husband'avill. ham 22nd July, ; August, .... and. 15 April,1676. April,1682. ham 14 Oct. 1686. Ist wife. Dec. 1671. Willdated 18 May, Marr. at Finden 12th Oct. 1669 Mary Cheale. |uncle and proved at London Ashurst, co. Sussex, 1668. died .s.p. Will dated 27 Humphry Covert Thakeham May, 1682. After- mother's will,whichhe 1696 to Benjamin Livingunmarr. Living | ham. Will dated 10th April, Halifax. Buried at Hors- proved at London 7 Jan. 17). 1664. 1671, \ Elizabeth, died 1696. 1724, proved at Chichester 21st died inJune, 1731, aged 89, Married at John 9 Nov. following. (600 Woot- Esq. Feb. 1672, proved at of Shepley, co. 26 May,1670. wards remarr. to proved 26 Mar. 1698. Knight. Both then 1696. young, 1681, I proved at London 3rd ham 4th Dec. 1718. 7 Jan. 1713. Oct. following. buried at Warnham. M.I. Thakeham i Wheatley. ton.) bur. Sept. 1729. (252 Abbot.) (16 Leeds.) 2nd wife. (10 Aston.) London 26 Mar. 1673. Sussex. Living Ist husband. .... Paulkhurst living. at Horsham. j 23rd June, 1687.
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