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of Kendal Cams of H t n Co ane Cams of ; al o , . L s ;

Malling and Ki rkby Lonsdale ; Wilson and Cams"

Wi s n f s er n We m r n n L l o o Ca t to , Co. st o la d ; a d Cams

Wi son f Penm nt Co C rn a l o ou , . o w ll.

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I NTRO D UCTI O N.

H S w u w has T I small ork , the p blication of hich been

o ne limited to hundred copies , consists of the genealogy of the families named on the title page arranged in

f biographical orm . It is to be regretted that limit of space has compelled the omission of much that might have been of interest , more especially in reference to the numerous country seats and hou ses in the Counties

O f w w Westmorland and Lancashire , ith hich the families of Carus and Wilson have from time to time been associated .

A11 particulars have been taken from the best ff authorities , and every e ort has been made to ensure accuracy .

The letters in the ' appendix have been selected from the large nu mber of documents formerly at Casterton

n . . Hall , and o w in the possession of the Rev W Carus

Wilson , of Preston Vicarage , Faversham , the present

s repre entative of the family .

D ecember 1 8 . , 99

de Wessingtons , Flemings , Gilpins , and other ancient

families in the County of Westmorland . Of this family

wa s

O f Watchfield RI CHARD CARUS , , Kendal (anciently

k nown as Cayru s House). H e obtained the W a tc hfield

property by exchange with John del Chambre in 1 363

1 wn . fo r his o property in Helsington He married , in

8 Edw. I I I . u 3 , Agnes , da ghter of James Pickering, of

who 1 62 1 6 was Killington Hall , , in 3 and 3 5, Knight of

the Shire for Westmorland . This James Pickering

conveyed to Richard Carus , and Agnes , his wife ,

wa lands in Kirkby Helsington , and Strickland by y

of marriage settlement . Their descendant,

2 Asthwa ite RICHARD CARUS , of and Kendal ,

Co . Westmorland , had issue

o f w Thomas ( hom presently).

w Katherine married Ro land Philipson , of Holling wh hall , Co. Westmorland ( o (I .

“ o f As thwa i THOMAS CARUS , te, married Mar

u f garet , da ghter of William Wilson , o Stavely Park ,

Kendal , and had issue

o f w William ( hom presently).

' I B u rn s H s o r o f e s mo r a nd i t y W t l . 2 So me a u tho r t es r l a m i i oad Wi li , 3

Tre da u h wh o Robert , of g , I reland , had a dau ghter and heiress

772 . n 1 Mary James Janns , Mayor of Dubli , 593 wh ( o d .

H R ST HE R C I OP of Stavely H all , Kendal , married

n u n o f A ne , da ghte r of Christophe r Philipso ,

Ca l a rth w u g Hall , and Elizabeth , his ife , da ghter

u v ill of Sir Marmad ke Wy , and had issue

u wh o u Nicholas Car s of Kendal , had a da ghter w and heiress , Katherine , married Ro land P f l . . o Ca a rth . Philipson , J , g

w w Ca l a rth I n the indo s of g H all , Windermere , were

o f w u several arms , hich one bore three m llets gules , b n - y name Carus and over the chim ey piece in the hall ,

u ill a nd Car s impaling W yv Philipson single .

1 2 w t The family of Carus , in 5 5, ere donors o the

u F w wa s fo ndation of the ree School at Kendal , hich b u ilt on the north S ide of the Ch u rch in the reign of

2 Elizabeth .

w Thomas Carus as succeeded by his son .

of Asthwa ite wh o WI LLIAM CARUS , , married

u La b o u rne Cu nswic k Isabel , da ghter of Thomas y , of ,

u Co . Westmorland (Chief J stice of Common Pleas in

1 B u rk e Ge nera m l A o ry. 2 Reco rds o f Kenda l . 4

w o f and Margaret , his ife , daughter Sir John

n o f u . u Penni gton , M ncaster H e had iss e

Sir Thomas (o f whom presently) .

o f . Adam (Priest), Rector Windermere

Robert o f Kendal .

Christopher .

’ ’ Co . . wa e Richard of Wennington , Lancs ( Carus

of Melling) .

m Graithwa ite Margaret . Christopher Sandys , of ,

and brother of Edwin , Lord Archbishop of

York .

m o f Anne . Christopher Nicholson , Crook Hall ,

Co . Westmorland .

m n Ellen . Ra dall Washington of Sapp , Co . West

morland .

m . w O . Jane Henry Sa rey , Of Plumpton Hall , C

Westmorland .

S I R Kn . wa s M P t . . THOMAS CARUS , , , for Lan

s 1 2 1 a nd 1 . 1 6 ca te r in 55 , 553 555 I n Lent Term , 55 ,

wa s w he Reade r at the Middle Temple , and as

-a t-La w th 1 1 . appointed Sergeant the 9 April , 559 He was - Vice Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , in w fli hich o ce he presided over s everal important commissions in reference to towns encroached upon

1 by the sea .

In 1 557 Sir Thomas Carus wa s granted the Manor of

w He ho lme Kirkby Lonsdale , together ith lands in g ,

Kirthwaite to , and the neighbourhood , hold of the Crown in capite by the service of one-fortieth part

’ of a Knight s fee . This Manor was formerly the

property of the Abbey of St . Mary, York , but came into the hands of the Crown at the dissolution of the

Monasteries .

’ Sir Thomas wa s appointed J udge of the Queen s

smn i I 6 s u cc es . Bench in 5 4 in to Mr Just ce Corbet , and

is u ffi h . I n 1 6 w contin ed in that o ce till death 5 9 he , ith

Sir James Dyer, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, and two other Justices , heard and determined a controversy between the President and Council in Wales and the

Chamberlain of Chester as to the jurisdiction o f the

County Palatine of Chester , being the question arising

’ 2 in Radford s case .

n u H e married Katheri e , sixth da ghter of Sir Thomas

Ku t . Preston , , of Preston Patrick and Holker Park ,

n w u Co . Lancs . , and An e , his ife , da ghter of William

o f Ham s field Ele a no u r w Thornburgh , p , by , his ife ,

1 uch o f La nca s e r R r D y t eco ds. ' 2 . o ss L v es o f th e u d es F i J g . 6

u Ku t . da u ghter of Sir Richard M sgrave , At Holker

o f Hall , once one o f the seats the Preston family , over a fireplace in a portion o f the mansion destroyed by fire

1 8 1 w w in 7 , ere formerly the arms follo ing , parted per

u w t pale and r dely sculptured in ood Carus and Pres on ,

u Ki hle Middleton and Car s , g y and Carus , Cavendish

u La b o u rne and Car s , y and Preston , Dacre and

La b o u rne La b o u rne u y , Monteagle and y , Ar ndel and w Dacre , Ho ard and Dacre , Morley and Monteagle .

w u By his ife Katherine , Sir Thomas had iss e

H S o f T OMA , Kirkby Lonsdale and Biggins , married

o f Anne , daughter of Wilfred Preston , Over

u biggins , and had iss e

b. 1 60 f Elizabeth , 5 (o ne o the founders O f

Kirkby Lonsdale Grammar School), married

Cu rwe n M . P. Sir Nicholas , , of Workington ,

’ a 1 6 1 1 Cumberland , and . , leaving issue m . r Mary , Sir Hen y Widdrington , Ku t .

Anne . m Jane, . Henry Lambton .

On a tablet in the so u th side of Kirkby Lonsdale

Ch u rch is the fo llo wiug insc riptio n

F o elic i m emoriae Eliza b e tha e Caru s Filia e e t ha e re d is Thomae Caru s Nicholai Cu rwen Equ itis A u rati u xoris M atris s o ac optime me rita e ma e re ns 7

He nc o nu ta Filia Maria . Widdrington p s it re uie sc it hoc a xu m po su . Hic q ab anno ' D rii 1 6 1 1 a e ta tis su a e 1 e 5 , don c postrema l a t lu x re fu g e .

’ ’ Christ o pher (ma e Carus of Halton) .

L 1 8 F w William , M . A . Merton COI , Oxford , 5 9 ; ello

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1] 1 . of Queen s C0 . 593

Richard .

w M ary , married I st Ed ard Middleton , of Middleton

' Ki hle o . and H all , C . Lancs ; , Sir Henry g y, of

Ki hle . . g y, Co Yorks , and had issue

1 80 Anne , married 5 Sir William Cavendish , of Hardwick ; Baron Cavendish 1 60 5 ; and

1 6 1 8 Earl of Devonshire , ancestor of the w present Duke of Devonshire , in hose family still remain the Manor o f Inskip and ancient l 1 Kigh ey inheritance .

i o ld . Gr s . Isabel Anne .

Etheld red d . " 1 6 s o n , 59 ; married William , and

u o f heir of Sir William Thornb rgh , Hamps

fie ld n w , Cartmel , and Thomasi , his ife , dau ghter o f Sir Robert Bellingham o f Burn

O n a o n w f side . small slab the all o Cartmel Church is the following epitaph

1 60 0 .

Here before lye th interred ' E th e ld r e d Tho rnb u rg h s corps in d u st ; l fe s fi rme l In y , in death , till y fixed On God to rest her stedfast tru st

' 1 B urk e s Pee ra ge . 8

f u u Hir ather J stice Car s was , f Hir mother, Catherine , his wi e u u Hir h sband , William , Thornb rgh was , Whyle here she led this mo rt a illife f i e a r e o f On third o Mar che a y grace , v u n ntie - O ne tho u sand fy e h ndred y six . Hir sowl e d e parted this earthly place O f fo rt ie e a re s age nigh y and six ,

To whose sweet sowle heavenly dwelling , O u r u e ve rla stin e Savio r grant g rest .

rd wa s Sir Thomas Carus died the g July , and buried with some pomp in the Ch u rch of St .

D u nstans-ih - - th the West , London , on the 7 July ,

The pennon and s u rcoat carried in the fu neral procession

“ bore azu re o n a chevron between ten cinquefoils

” u u argent three m llets g les . The Manor of Kirkby

Lonsdale descended to his s o n Thomas ; his son w Christopher settled at Halton , Co . Lancs . , from hom

derived the family of Carus , of Halton .

— A . A z RMS . on a chevron between ten cinqu efoils arg . three u m llets g u .

— . A f a CREST alcon with wings expanded s . beaked belled e e and j ss d or charged on the breast with a cinquefoil arg .

I - - - a r sh Re s rs ia the es t. P i gi te S . Du ns ta n W

1 0

w K I n 1 587 he (being next in the entail) , ith atherine ,

w Cu rwen w his ife , and Nicholas , and Elizabeth , his ife , conveyed the Manor of Kirkby Lonsdale by fine to

William Thornburgh and Thomas Cu rwe n . This manor s u bseq u ently became the property of Sir John

w w . Lo ther of Lo ther , Bart , ancestor of the present

Earl of Lonsdale .

The family of Car u s were always staunch Roman

Catholics and supporters of the H ouse of Stuart, and the signature of Sir Christopher Carus appears o n the address o f Lancashire gentry to James I declaring

60 allegiance to him on his accession in 1 3.

o f He married Katherine , daughter Christopher

Cal a rth 0 . Philipson , of g , C Westmorland , and had issue

w Thomas (of hom presently).

Christopher , d . s . p .

m Cu nswic k Katherine . John Leyburn , of and w Witherslack , Co . Westmorland , and had ith other issue

o . J hn Leyburn , President Of Douay Coll ,

Ad ru metu m 1 68 Bishop of 5, and Vicar

(1 . 1 0 . Apostolic in England , 7 3

771 . o f o . . Elizabeth Thomas Danby . Leek , C Yorks I I

wa s Sir . Christopher Caru s died in and su cceeded by his eldest s o n.

’ -at-Law w THOMAS CARUS , Barr . , Gray s Inn , here

2 2 nd 1 u he entered April , 594 . D ring the Civil War in

o f ff the reign Charles I . the Carus family su ered

u much for the Royalist ca se .

o f After the final defeat the King , the Parliamentary

Party appointed a Commission to extort s u ms o f money from the Royalist supporters fo r the maintenance of w the Parliamentary forces , the King being po erless to protect his adherents any further .

th 1 6 On the 9 December , 47, the H alton estate of

u wa s w Thomas Car s , at the same time ith many others

th t in e County of Lancaster , sequestra ed by the Com m i u . wa s issioners H e reported as a papist del nq ent , and the officers appointed to carry o u t the sequestration

w c u t took possession of Halton , here they timber and

to committed damage the extent of £30 0 . After repeated application to the Commissioners the estate wa s and 1 6 1 discharged on the December 5 , Thomas

Caru s being ordered to compo u nd for the same for

£51 6

1 n - I g. po st mo rte m. 2 ro ceed n s f Co mm ssi n r C m n E P i g o i o o o po u ded sta tes . He resided at the Manor of Westhall , Whittington , w I . in the reign of James , hich property came to him w through his ife , Anne , daughter of Miles H uddleston , who in the reign of Elizabeth wa s Lord of Westhall

Manor and joint patron of the Rectory of Whittington .

w f By his i e , Anne , he had issue

Thomas (of whom presently).

1 66 1 . Christopher, d . s . p .

John .

B ryan .

Wilfrid : Citizen of London . m . o . Frances Thomas Pickering, of Crosby , C

Westmorland .

m. d . 1 666 Lucie , Richard North (ancestor of the

o f N w Norths e ton Hall) , of Docker , Whit tin t n g o .

Margaret .

b . 1 1 2 THOMAS CARUS , 6 , succeeded his father in

1 656 as Lord o f the Manors o f Halton and Whittington .

’ wa s u w e He educated at Q een s College , Oxford , h re

B . A. 6 2 1 6 6 . he graduated in 1 3 and M . A . in 3

r Thomas Carus fought fo r Charles I . unde the

to o f famous Sir Thomas Tyldesley , Colonel the Earl

who Derby, and lost his life in the engagement at 1 3

rd u 1 6 0 . was Wigan Lane , the 3 A gust, 5 H e reported

’ as having been s een in the King s quarters and his property confiscated at the same time that of his father .

He was taken prisoner by the Parliamentary forces and detained some time . On his release he appeared personally before the Commission who had sequestrated

the Halton estate and applied for a discharge , which he

1 6 1 succeeded in obtaining on behalf of his father in 5 .

1 6 He married I st in 35, Mary, daughter of Thomas

ra ndau hter Middleton , and g g of Sir Thomas Middleton , w Ku t . , of Leighton Hall , Co . Lancs . , by hom he had had issue

Christopher (of whom presently) .

William .

' m 1 6 R awclifi e Catherine . , 55, Richard Butler, of ,

Co . Lancs .

2nd1 1 6 He married y, 49 , Mary , daughter of Thomas

Stanley , of Eccleston , Co . Lancs . , and had issue

6. 1 6 0 Sellett George , 5 , of Hall , Whittington ,

u o f married J dith , daughter Daniel Nicholson ,

w c o - w of Ha kshead Hall , heiress ith her sister

of the estates of the Gilpin family, of Kentmere ,

(1 . 1 2 Co . Westmorland , and had issue 7 7.

M d . 1 6 0 . ary, 9 I 4

was Thomas Carus d ied at Whittington , and buried

1 6 . w s u r there the 1 0 th September , 77 His ife , Mary ,

v iv e d him till 1 683 .

He wa s s u cceeded by his son

b. 1 6 6 CH RI STOPH ER CARUS , 3 , succeeded his

fathe r at Halto n and Whittington . He presented as 6 Patron of Whittington Rectory in 1 8 1 .

1 660 o f He married , in , Mary , daughter Richard

n Co . . Sta ley , of Eccleston , Lancs (of the family of the

o f w Earl Derby) , by hom he had issue

f w Thomas (o hom presently).

“ o f George , of Whittington (the Cosin Carus

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mde . the Tyldesley Diary , Appendix) He took

u 1 1 1 1 8 part in the St art rebellion of 7 5, and in 7 the Parliamentary Commission appointed t o “ e nqu ire into the estates o f certain traitors

reported , among many others , those of George

u S kirto n & c w Car s , at Halton , . and they ere

subsequently forfeited .

Mary .

Christophe r Car u s died in He beq u eathed a large portion of his estates in Halton and Whittington to u so n was his yo nger , George , but succeeded at

Hall Halton by his elder son .

1 f da Will o te, l S

b 1 66 1 TH OMAS CARUS , . , Lord of Manors of

H alton and Whittington . The diary of Thomas

Tyldesley , grandson of Sir Thomas Tyldesley , the famous Royalist , contains some information of the l ife of the Caru s family at this period .

In 1 7 1 5 the Scotch forces entered England to support

u o f the ca se the Stuart dynasty, and place the Chevalier

o n . th St . George the throne On November 5 they w entered Kendal , and on the follo ing day proceeded to w w Kirkby Lonsdale , here they ere joined by Thomas

u tw wh Car s and his o sons , Thomas and Christopher , o

first brou ght the news that the town of Lancaster had

abandoned the idea of making any defence .

h the On the 7t November party , led by the Earl of

w Kenmu re Derwent ater and Lord entered Lancaster, where they assembled in the market place and pro “ w a o d claimed James I I I . ith great shout of G save

” o n the King . They then laid hands any arms , horses , and money they could find , and before quitting Lancaster they were joined by some of the neighbouring Roman

Catholic gentry and their dependents , in number about

1 0 0 men .

w th They left the to n on Wednesday morning, the 9 , the horse proceeding t o Preston and the foot to 1 6

w , Garstang , the latter , ho ever joined the horse next

1 2 th to day at Preston , where they remained till the w fix carriages to the guns . At Preston they ere

to w surrounded by the Royal forces , hom they sur

u 2 0 C0 1 . rendered , and abo t 3 men , guarded by Dormer s

w to . Dragoons , ere sent Lancaster Castle

t I n 1 7 1 8 the Parliamentary Commission appointed o “ inquire into the estates o f certain traitors reported , among many others those of the Carus family . The

Halton estate was afterwards sold in 1 743.

1 1 Thomas Carus d . 7 7, leaving issue

6. 1 688 . Christopher ,

Thomas (of whom presently).

George .

d . 1 . Frances , 734

b. 1 6 0 THOMAS CARUS , 9 , succeeded his father at

1 1 Halton Manor and Whittington in 7 7. The family of Carus were reported by the Commission appointed to inquire into the estates of those who had taken part in

‘ ’ 1 1 the rebellion of the North in 7 5. The property of w George Carus and Frances Carus ere forfeited , and under the above Commission in 1 743 the Manor of

a u rte n H alton , including the land , mills , and other pp

s was ance , sold for full consideration in money to

1 8

Among the many families in the North of England

whose adherence to the H ouse of Stuart brought r u in

and forfeit u re of estates may be mentioned the ancient w and once po erful Roman Catholic family of Leyburn ,

who were connected with the Caru s family by many ff ties of kinship and religion . This family su ered loss

of their estates , and shortly afterwards became extinct

Cu nswick no w their ancient mansion , Hall , is used as a farm house .

— . o f d ARMS Same as Caru s Ken al . Des cent

O F CHR I STO P H E R CA R US ,

FROM GEOFFREY PLA NTA GENET ,

1 Co uNT 0 F A NJOU .

’ u d . 1 1 0 QBBO fl t eg inla n t a g m et , Co nt of Anjou , 5

wh o u o f ( married Matilda , da ghter Henry L , King

s o n of England) . His natural ,

o f d . 1 2 0 2 Q a melin inlan t a g m et , Earl Surrey, ,

e . married Isabel d Warrenne , Countess of Surrey

His daughter ,

d e w 4511 11 , married Sir William Fitz illiam , of Spots

burgh , Co . Yorks . His son ,

g it a bo u t “ gttgmtuta m, married Agnes , daughter

of Roger Bertram , of Mitford . His son ,

g i t milita nt g itzwilli a m, married Agnes , daughter

of Lord Grey , of Codnor . H is son ,

1 a S o tsb u r h Ku t . $1 : willi a m g itgwfl lt m, of p g , ,

1 2 u w 3 7, married Maud , da ghter of Ed ard Lord

’

E nc u r . d y o t H is daughter ,

' 1 B Ex n u rke s ti ct P ee ra ge . ' r f th m B urk e s Histo y o e Co mo ner s. 2 0

M P QBlii a b etl) , married Sir Thomas Musgrave , . . ,

d . 1 0 . Co . Yorks , 4 9 His grandson ,

d . 1 fi ljo ma s mu s g r a m , 447, married Joan , daughter

of William Lord Dacre . His son ,

d . 1 6 fi ts a ir b a s e mu e g r a ne . glu t ” 4 4 , married

Elizabeth , daughter of Sir Thomas Betham , of

u Betham , Co . Westmorland . His da ghter,

o QBle a n u r , married William Thornburgh , of Hamps

field Co . Lanes . , , His daughter ,

Ku t . 3 11 31 2 , married Sir Thomas Preston , , of Holker,

Co . . wh o d . 1 2 . Lancs , 5 4 Their daughter .

a tler im u fi j , married Sir Thomas Car s , Judge of

’ s King s Bench , of Kirkby Lonsdale , Co . We tmo r

d . 1 1 w land , 57 , hose son was

t: C r is to er cla m s u fi h p h . g t” of Halton , Co .

Lancs . 2 1

911 1 5

This branch o f the family wa s formerly seated at

Wennington , in the parish of Melling , Co . Lancs . ,

w . s o n here temp . H enry VI I I , Richard , of William

w ite al o f Carus of Asth a and Kend , and brother Sir

Thomas Carus (wh o in 1 557 wa s Lord of the Manor of

J . Kirkby Lonsdale) held an estate . This Richard (

w G llian w u had by his ife , y , ith other iss e

Co . . JAM ES CARUS , of Wennington , Lancs He

1 86 w d . 5 , leaving issue by his ife , Alice

Richard (of whom presently) .

James .

1 60 2 . Jane (1 .

b. 1 W e nmn t n R I CHARD CARUS , 559 , of g o wa s

s o n succeeded by his ,

1 Will o f da te 2 2

o f . JAMES CARU S, Wennington H e married in

1 6 1 1 Ellen, daughter of William Procter , of Cants

u w r h in . . t e field , the parish of T nstall , Co Lancs , he e

family of Procter has resided for many generations .

1 6 2 James Carus d . 3 , leaving issue

James (of whom presently) .

Thomas , of Hornby , Co . Lancs . The family of

u w u w Car s ere m ch connected ith Hornby Castle , which wa s the property of the family of Lord

1 66 1 Morley and Monteagle . I n Wilfrid Carus - w of this family wa s Co Steward , ith Josias

o f u Morley , Wennington H all , of the Hono r of

1 Hornby and Manor of Tatham . This branch 6 6 of the family remained at Hornby till 1 9 .

(1 . 1 6 John 74 .

1 6 2 . JAM ES CARUS , of Wennington , b. 1 He

1 6 a married in 35 Alice , daughter of Thom s Craven , of w Wennington ( hich Alice , after his decease , married into the Harrington family).

d . 1 6 8 James Carus 4 , leaving issue

w James (of hom presently).

6. 1 6 d Thomas , 37, . 1 678 . m Agnes . Samuel Craven .

1 rch v es o f Ho rnb Cas l A i y t e. 2 3

b. 1 6 6 JAM ES CARUS , of Wennington , 3 , married ,

1 6 1 o f in 7 , Agnes , daughter of William Turner , Melling w and Priest Hutton , Co . Lancs . , hose family had for many generations been seated in the neighbourhood of

D . D . Melling . The Rev . Bryan Turner , , a son of the

- ’ wa s w . above named William Turner, Fello of St John s

1 66 w College , Cambridge , in 5, and after ards Canon of

o f w Hereford , hich Diocese he wa s appointed Arch

d . 1 6 deacon , but 97 before he wa s installed . James Carus had issue

William (of whom presently) .

James .

Thomas .

Alice .

(1 . mt 1 6 He September, 87, and was buried in

Warton Church .

WI LLIAM CARU S , of Melling, Co . Lancs . ,

1 68 1 6 1 succeeded his father in 7. I n 99 he was

a appointed by Mary, L dy Morley and Monteagle, Steward of the Honour of Hornby and Manor of

Tatham . He married Mary , daughter of James w Turner, of Arkholme , Co . Lancs . , by hom he had issue

1 o n ed 1 No v . 1 6 . App i t , 99 2 4

William Turner (of whom presently) .

b. 1 1 6 . Mary , 7

2 th 1 2 6 William Carus d . 5 March , 7 , at

leaving all his lands in Arkholme , Wrayton

5 0 11 etc . , to his

1 1 1 . WI LLIAM TURN ER CARUS , b. 7 , of Melling

He married Elizabeth , daughter of William Dickon w son , of Arkholme , by hom he had issue

William (of whom presently) .

’

s 6. 1 0 Thoma , 74 , of Gray s Inn , London , and

m 1 6 El n u Kirkby Lonsdale ; . 7 6 ea o r, daughter

Unde rl . of Hugh Ashton , of ey Hall , Co West

. . . 2 e . 1 6 morland , and d s p 4 S pt , 77 .

b . 1 . 6. 1 11 . James , 743 Robert , 74 5, of London ,

1 1 1 8 November, 1 1 .

D ic k o nso n b . 1 m 2 . 1 , 754 , of Melling , August ,

1 8 u w 7 9 , Elizabeth , da ghter of James Do ker, - 1 82 . Deputy Recorder of Kendal , and d . s . p . 1

d . 1 Mary 74 1 .

u d . 1 William T rner Carus , 9 March , leaving a ll n his lands to his grandso , William Wilson Caru s , son of

b . 1 8 WI LLIAM CARUS , 73 , of Kirkby Lonsdale

’

a . . 1 6 ( He married 3 Jan , 7 3 , Elizabeth ,

2 6

. 1 8 1 of his name H e married , in 5 , Maria

Elizabeth , eldest daughter of the Rev . w w Ed ard Sel yn , Rector of Hemingford

Co . Abbotts , Huntingdon , and died at

2 th 1 8 1 Bournemouth 7 August , 9 , leaving

no issue .

d . 1 8 . Elizabeth , 55

6. 1 80 d . 1 8 1 Sarah , 5, 9 .

— . Az . e w u a tre fo ARMS on a chevron engrail d or b et . nine q

u u . arg . three m llets g

— . A sa . CREST hawk rising beaked belled and collared , or

f u e f rom the collar an esc tcheon pendant arg . charg d with a wol u sa u head co ped . v lned proper .

PA R T I ] .

The family of Wilson is descended from the WILSO NS

Kend al 11 t of Staveley Hall , ( p .

A collateral branch of this family resided at Und erley

1 0 w Hall , Co . Westmorland , till 73 , hen the property

to was sold by Thomas Wilson Hugh Ashton . Kirkby

Lonsdale Grammar School was re-built in 1 62 8 by

”3 Unde rle wh o Henry Wilson , of y, founded Exhibitions

’ from there , and also from Kendal School to Queen s

College , Oxford .

1 b. . 1 0 n EDWARD WI LSON , circ 53 , of Nether Leve s

Hall Heversham , Co . Westmorland , had issue

b 1 EDWARD WI LSON , . 557 , of Nether Levens l Hal ; Lord of the Manors of Beetham , H averbrack , w etc . , founded and endo ed Heversham Grammar

1 arr a e se lemen o f Edwa rd so n a nd o ro h K rkb 1 6 8. M i g tt t Wil D t y i y, 5 ' 2 cco rdin to arso n and h e s H sto of estmo r a nd th s Henr wa s A g P W it i ry W l , i y

h f hom s W so n f He rsh l wide . brot er o T a il , o ve amHal ( 9 30

6 1 w School in 1 3, together ith Exhibitions from the

’ School to Q u een s College , Oxford , and Trinity College ,

d . 1 6 wa s Cambridge . He 54 , and buried in H ever sham Ch u rch .

1 th 1 6 2 By his will dated the 9 November , 5 , he

to w devised all his estates his nephe , Thomas Wilson , of Heversham Hall .

H S LS N d . 1 6 2 T OMA WI O , of Staveley Hall , Kendal , 4 , leaving with other issue

b . 1 2 THOMAS WI LSON , 59 , of Heversham Hall ,

1 6 to o succeeded in 54 the estates f his uncle , Edward

Wilson , of Nether Levens Hall .

He married Dorothy , daughter of H enry Fisher, fi ld B radle e . w of y , Co Westmorland , by hom he had issue w w Ed ard (of hom presently) .

Henry .

Thomas .

George .

1 2 0 m 6. 6 . 2 1 6 Jane , 3 December, 39 , Robert

w . P. G Ra linson , J , of arke H all , Cartmel , Vice ' Chamberlain of the City and County of Chester to 1 686 the Earl of Derby , and d . 1 .

d . 1 6 6 wa Thomas Wilson 5 , and s buried in Hever

a sh m Church .

1 o numen in C el Churc M t artm h. 3 1

P 8 . b. 1 6 1 EDWARD WI LSON , ; J Member of

’ 1 6 0 w Gray s I nn , 4 ; of Dallam To er , Co . Westmorland

(which formerly wa s the property of the Thornb u rgh family), and also of Casterton Hall , in the same

w wa s to County , hich estate granted him by Queen

1 668 o u t w r Catherine in of her do er lands . H e gene ally resided at Park House , Tunstall .

1 1 6 6 w He married st, 4 , Jane , daughter of Ga en i w d . Braith a te , of Ambleside (she and had issu e

’ R 6 2 u . 1 66 b. 1 EDWA D , 5 , Q een s Coll , Oxford , 9 ;

’ 1 6 1 Member of Gray s Inn , 7 ; (ancestor of the LS S w WI ON of Dallam To er), married Catherine , K M nt . . P. daughter of Sir Daniel Fleming, , ,

d . 1 1 of Rydal Hall , Co . Westmorland , and 7 9 , leaving issue

mo r EL L S N b. 1 6 M. P. . W e st DA NI WI O , 79 , Co - 1 8 d . 1 . land 70 47, 757

771 Swe tenh am Elizabeth , . Philip , of Somerford

’ . a . 1 68 1 . Booths Hall , Co Chester , and

2 nd 1 6 8 He married , 5 , Dorothy, daughter of Roger

1 F M P . . Kirkby, . . , of Kirkby Hall , urness , Co Lancs , w w and Agnes , his ife , daughter of Sir John Lo ther,

M P w w 2 nd . . , of Lo ther , by hom at his death , July ,

1 0 ’l u 7 7, he left iss e

1 da nd x Vi Appe i . o numen in B e th n Ch rch 2 M t e ar u , 32

N 6. 2 th 1 66 2 ROGE R WI LSO , 9 January , , of

1 68 Casterton Hall , married , 5, Jane , daughter of

d . John Foxcroft , of Holme House , Co . Lancs . , and

2 1 1 68 February , 9, leaving issue

1 68 m. 1 1 6 w w Edward , 6. 7, I st 7 , Mary, ido of

Anthony Bouch , of Ingleton , Co . Yorks . , and

11 . dau ghter of Fletcher Fleming , of Rydal (she

2 nd 1 2 1 . o f , 7 , Mrs Barbary Wilson ,

l (1 1 2 6 Under ey. He . 7 , leaving no issue

surviving .

Roger (of whom presently).

688 m Ca e rn 1 . . . Jane , 6. , Oliver Marton , D L , of p

o f s w wray Hall , Recorder Lanca ter and Ste ard w of Lonsdale , and had ith other issue

w M. P. w Ed ard Marton , Lancaster ; Ste ard

of Lonsdale .

6. a th a ROG ER WI LS ON , 4 June , of C sterton

. P o . Hall , J . , D . L . , C Westmorland , married Elizabeth ,

w -o n- daughter of Thomas Anderson , of Ne castle Tyne ,

d . 1 and 755, leaving issue

- b . 1 2 . . . n at Roger, 7 7, D L Co Westmorland , Bar

’ Law and Bencher of Gray s I nn ; Recorder of - ’ m ’ 1 66 a. u n . 6 Kendal 757 ; at Gray s Inn 1 7 9 . m . 1 1 . w Anne , 77 Rev Mar ood Place , B . D Vicar

o f d . 1 8 Ki rkby Lonsdale , and May , 1 790 .

1 By the o ld s e th e ea r co m enc d o n the a th ar tyl y m e s M ch.

ante "I I I

011 .

1 3 9 01 7 9

- WI LLIAM WI LSON CARUS WI LSON , of Caster

Co . 6. 2 th u 1 6 was ton , Westmorland , 4 J ly , 7 4 , educated

w e at Trinity College , Cambridge , her he graduated

A . w 1 86 B . ith high Mathematical honours in 7 and

e . M . A . som years later On leaving Cambridge he w succeeded to his estates , and in accordance ith

w w . the ill of his aunt Anne , ife of the Rev Marwood

co - Place , Vicar of Kirkby Lonsdale and Sister and heir

of Roger Wilson , of Casterton H all , he assumed the additional surname and arms of Wilson by Royal

1 Licence of George I I I . , dated I st March , 793.

the Co u nt o . H e wa s a Justice of the Peace , first for y

Westmorland and s u bsequ ently for Lancashire and the

0 West Riding of Yorkshire , being 5 years Magistrate for the three Counties . 36

P He was M. . for Cockermouth for some years , but

6 1 8 1 wa s resigned in 1 82 . In 3 he one of the Conser v a tive candidates for the County of Westmorland ,

w to but was withdrawn by his party , o ing a com

w was . promise , hereby one seat allotted to each party

He was a Deputy-Lieutenant for the County of

S Westmorland , and for a hort time fulfilled the duties of Vice-Lieutenant during the absence of the Earl of

Lonsdale .

He was at all times a strong supporter of the

Protestant party in the Church . One of his last public acts was presiding at a County meeting held at Kendal to petition Parliament in reference to opposing the establishment of a Roman Catholic Hierarchy in

England .

1 1 th 1 8 1 He died at Casterton H all , February , 5 ,

was and buried at Kirkby Lonsdale .

1 0 th 1 8 He married the September , 7 7, Margaret,

hi hard daughter and heiress of Benjamin S pp , of Nat

. (I . land , Co Westmorland (she and Agnes ,

w f o f hamne his i e , daughter John C y, of Colton , Co .

Yorks , and had issue

a w Willi m (of hom presently) . 37

b. 1 2 . . Roger, 79 , M A Trinity College , Cambridge , - 1 8 1 8 . . 1 8 1 771 . ; Vicar of Preston , Co Lancs , 7 39 ;

1 82 i d . 4 , Frances , daughter of Ma or Parr, and 8 1 39 .

‘ ’ w 6 1 M A Ed ard , . 795, . . Queen s College , Cambridge ,

1 82 1 w . Vicar of Crosby Ravens orth , Co West 6 m 1 8 . 1 82 morland , 3 ; 4 , Jane , daughter of

Thomas Maude , of the Woodlands , Harrogate ,

d . 1 860 . Co . Yorks , and

was wh w r . 1 6 w Charles , 6 79 , a la yer, o as e

markable for his great stature , being no less

f min . 1 8 was than 6 t . . in height I n 44 he committed to prison by the Royal Court of Jersey for contempt of Court by his manner of

addressing the Bench . Application was made to the Queen ’s Bench Court for a Writ of Habeas

and it was Corpus , after some delay decided in - ’ B the famous Carus Wilson s case (7 Q . . 1 0 1 5) t hat a Writ o f Habeas Corpus extended “ to the Channel I slands . The departure of the ” giant from Guernsey on his release was

w b w a wh o itnessed y no fe er th n persons ,

w s 1 cheered him and ished him uccess in h is cause .

d 1 8 He . 54 .

m 1 82 . k Margaret , 3 William Batty , of Kir by

d . 1 8 . Lonsdale, and 34

m 8 0 . (1 u n . 1 Elizabeth , . 3

d . 1 8 1 0 . Agn e s ,

s : 1 I llustr ated London New , 2 Feb . , 1 84 5. 38

w M m. 1 8 2 . P. Anne , 3 , Thomas Fre en , of Brick

u wall House , S ssex , and Cold Overton Hall ,

d . 1 8 . Co . Leicester, and 44

- REV. WI LLIAM CARUS WI LSON , M . A . , of

h 1 1 u 6. t Casterton , 7 July , 79 , s cceeded his father

8 1 in 1 5 . Educated at Trinity College , Cambridge , fl he c ame early under the in uence of the Rev .

wa s Charles Simeon . On leaving Cambridge he

u ordained by the Archbishop of Canterb ry , and became 6 Vicar of Tunstall in 1 8 1 , and some years later

Rector of Whittington .

b een Lo rd Among his early friends at Casterton had ‘

Macaulay , the sons of Wilberforce , and many others

was whose names speak of distinction . I t William

who w to Wilberforce rote his son Samuel , after w “ ards Bishop of Winchester : I asked M r . Carus

Wilson , of Casterton , an excellent man , to meet the

w to o u t Archbishop of Dublin , ishing carry a principle

to I hold be of great importance , that is the bringing together men wh o are like-minded and who may some

" 1 day combine and concert together for the public good .

82 0 - u In 1 Mr . Carus Wilson fo nded at Casterton the school for servants and teachers , and three years later this was followed by the establishment at Cowan

1 fe f W lberfo rc Li o i e. 39

’ w the Bridge of the Clergy Daughters School , here daughters of the poorer Clergy were educated at a very

wa s w lo w cost . This school after ards removed to w - w Casterton . The ell kno n authoress , Charlotte

’ e who was Bront , a pupil at the Clergy Daughters w “ ” w w School , in her ork Jane Eyre, rote ith some disparagement of the Institution and its founder , Mr . Carus-Wilson figuring in the book under the thin “ disguise of M r . Brocklehurst .

A yet more severe criticism of the school and its

’ “ Gaskells founder appeared in Mrs . Life of Charlotte

” e w was w Bront , hich , ho ever , suppressed in a later

w was edition of the ork . The matter the subject of much controversy at the time ; long letters appeared Th T in e imes and other papers in defence , and the public saw the injustice of the attack . The then Bishop o f h London , in going over the sc ool shortly after l Charlotte Bronte had left there , remarked that he cou d w o wn ish no better home for his daughters .

“ Th rn r ft In o yc o Hall the authoress , Miss Emma

r is w Jane W o b o e, has ritten in high praise of the

was fiv e s . school , where she a pupil for year

The example given at Casterton was followed by the i establishment of similar inst tutions at Brighton , 40

Clifton , Warrington and Dublin . Queen Adelaide was a warm supporter of the school after her visit to

‘ - Casterton , and frequently consulted Mr . Carus Wilson as to the disposal of her charities .

- was F riend Visitor Mr . Carus Wilson editor of the ly

’ and Child ren s F riend, the first penny periodicals that

was ever appeared in England of the kind . He one of

was the Simeon Trustees , and instrumental in building a large number of churches .

I n later years ill-health compelled him to live much

was abroad , and the interest he induced to take in the

Sardinian Army while in I taly was transferred to the w British Army, hen he returned to England and resided in the I sle of Wight .

During the Crimean War many thousand copies of the Bible were placed by him in the knapsacks of the w French soldiers , and ere received by French officers

. w was of every rank This ork carried on at Paris ,

Lyons , Marseilles and Toulon , and several other places .

At the time of the I ndian M utiny he collected and provided for many of the families of the soldiers at

w ’ Portsmouth , here he established the first Soldier s w Institute, from hich others have taken their origin .

2 4 .

- 1 R A daughter of Major General Charles Neville, . . (she

1 w d . 5th November, and Anne Colden , his ife , - m “ daughter of Lieut . General Willia son , and had issue

William Wilson (of whom presently).

6 1 82 . . Charles , . 5, M A Corpus Christi College ,

1 8 1 . Cambridge , 5 ; Vicar of Eastry, Co Kent ,

8 1 86 . 1 55 ; Vicar of Ramsgate , 7 ; Vicar of St

’ m 8 2 1 8 . 1 Mark s , Leamington , 75 ; 5 , Mary Jervis , d daughter of Rev . H . Maud , of Bath , and .

1 8 77, leaving issue :

8 . 6. 1 Henry, 53

1 8 . . i Frederick Neville , b. 55, M A Tr nity ’ College , Cambridge ; Vicar of St . Mark s ,

1 88 - 8 Leamington , 9 9 ; Rector of Sundridge ,

m 1 88 1 8 8 . Kent , 9 ; 4 , Frances , daughter of

Edward Denny , of Chiddingstone , Kent . m b. 1 860 . 1 8 Ernest Jocelyn , , 99 ,

Katherine Mary, daughter of C . E . Chapman ,

S . Bengal C.

6. 1 86 1 8 1 Ashley Charles , 3, M . A . Camb . 9 ;

m. 1 8 93, Mary , daughter of Col . Martin ff Petrie , of the Royal Sta College .

Ethel Maud Frances m. Charles A . Flint , of

Canterbury .

EDWA RD SHI PPHAR D (aide Carus-Wilson of Pen

mount).

1 nces o r o f the f m f N - a o e e Ro fe f Heacha m Ha l No rfo k. A t ily vill l , o l , l 0 t -Ge n l a Limi . Wi li mso n served with dis ti nctio n under General Wolfe duri ng the war I n C n 1 a ada 759. 43

m. 1 8 . . . . Margaret , 43, Rev H Shepheard , M A ,

Fellow of Oriel College , Oxford ; I ncumbent of

d . 1 8 Casterton , and 73.

mbles m. Ca Frances , I st , Rev . Jocelyn Willey, of

2 nd 6 o . 1 8 forth H all , C . Yorks ; , 5, Sir Trevor

d . 1 8 2 . Wheler , Bart . , and 7

m. 1 8 . . . Agnes , 37, Rev D Barclay Bevan , M A

d . 1 8 . Rector of Brede , Co . Sussex ; and 55

772 . . . Elizabeth . Rev . R . C Black , M A , Rector

1 8 . of St . Mary, Huntingdon ; and d . 53

m 8 w 1 . . . . Anne , . 43, Rev E A Litton , M A Fello

and Dean of Oriel College , Oxford ; Rector of

Naunton , Gloucestershire .

- WI LLIAM WI LSON CARU S W I LSON , of

. 6. Casterton , and H ayne House , Co Devon , I st

1 82 2 1 8 . September , , succeeded his father in 59 He

lo th 1 8 Letab lére married April , 43 , M ary , daughter of

w . . C M . P the Right Hon . Ed ard Litton , Q , . , Master in

Altmo re . Chancery in I reland , of , Co Tyrone , and w w Sophia , his ife , daughter of the Rev . Henry Ste art ,

D D Lo u hill . t . . , Rector of g y, Co Armagh , and bro her

w M P. of the Right Hon . Sir John Ste art , Bart . , . ,

- Attorney General for Ireland . H e died at Hayne

1 1 th 1 88 House June , 3 , leaving issue

f w William (O hom presently) .

b 1 8 . Clifford . 55 44

6. 1 8 6 . Herbert, 5

m. 1 88 b. 1 8 . Cecil , 57, 5, Barbara , daughter of Rev

P. ec t . . R . G . Chalk , J . , R or of Wilden , Co Bedford m . . . . Talb o s B A Emily Anne , I st, Rev J W y , . . , 2 nd 1 88 of Hampstead ; , 5, Capt . W .

W a r f Morse , of the O fice , London .

m. . P Kathleen , Rev . R Kyle , J . . , of Laurel Hill ,

d . 1 8 2 . Co . Derry , and 9 m . 1 88 . . m Ada, 3,J H Cra pton , of Aughrim , Co . w Gal ay .

d . 1 8 Sophia, 93.

m 1 88 Mary Constance . 3, W . H . Hooper , of

Teddington , Middlesex .

6. 1 6 REV . WI LLIAM CARU S WI LSON , th

1 8 88 . wa s January , 45, succeeded his father in 1 3 He

B A. educated at Wadham College , Oxford ( . and was 1 8 1 886 w Vicar of Mayland , Essex , from 74 to , hen w as . he appointed Rector of Lyndon , Rutland I n 1 894 he was collated by the Archbishop of Canterbury - - to the Vicarage of Preston next Faversham , Kent . He

o th 1 86 é married I st , 3 September, 9 , Euphemia Barr

Georgina , daughter of Arthur Kennedy Forbes , of

N n ewsto e . . s , Co Meath (she d and has i sue

6. 1 0 th 2 B Arthur Cecil Henry, March , 1 87 , . A .

o . 1 8 i . 1 Ox n , 94 ; Curate of Ulceby, Co . L ncs , 897.

P b. 1 6 1 8 . ercy, th October, 74 4 5

2 nd 2 rd 1 8 He married , 3 April , 95, Ada Bolt , youngest

o lk st n daughter of Thomas Coggin , of F e o e, Co . Kent

— ’ u t th . w u ARMS . Q ar erly I st and 4 arg three olves heads co ped u fo r ff sa . each v lned in the neck proper a crescent di erence and a z e w (Wilson) ; , . on a chevron engrailed or b t een nine

u f . e u u rd q atre oils arg thre m u llets g . (Car s) ; 3 , party per pale or and vert on a che vron between three fle ur-de-lys as many cross - crosslets all cou nter changed (Shippha rd) .

— CR ESTs . f fl u 1 . A crescent or there rom ames iss ant proper

2 w sa . l (Wilson) ; . A ha k rising beaked belled and col ared or, from the collar an e sc u tch e on pendant arg c harged with a w f’ ol s head as in the arms (Caru s).

— MOTTO . Non nobis sol u m . 46

1111 15 5011

211111 11 11 11

EDWARD SHI PPHAR D CARUS WI LSON of

P P. . w 6. 1 th 1 8 0 enmo u nt J . Co Corn all , s July, 3 , is the - third son of the late Rev . W . Carus Wilson of Caster

’ a a t ton . He w s educated Rugby and Christ s College ,

w B . A . 1 8 Cambridge , here he graduated in 54 , and

1 8 . 2 th 1 8 M . A . 57 He married 5 October , 54 , Ellen

ill a ms M P Anne , daughter of Humphrey W y , D . L . , . .

arnanto n . w of C , Co Corn all , and has issue

w W ill ams b . 1 6 8 . Ed ard y , 5

b 1 86 Trevor , . 9 .

m 1 88 0 . Agnes Ellen , . , Rev John Buller Kitson ,

. . w . M A , Rector of Lanreath , Corn all P m. 1 88 1 . . Dorothea Mary, , Michael Williams , J ,

. . Gnato n D L of Hall , Devon . m . 1 8 Frances Jane , 93, Thomas Bedford Bolitho , M . P. Tre widd e n w w of , Corn all , and Green ay

H ouse , Devon . m . 1 8 . Margaret Louisa , 99 : Capt . James S

Henderson , West I ndia R egmt .

— . u - ARMS (Same as Car s Wilson o f Ca sterton). 47

Des cent

O F W WI LLIA M WI LSO N CA R US I LSO N,

O F THE H O F CASTERTON , FROM OUSE P LANTAGENET .

6. 1 1 2 1 2 QBb w ar b I I I . , 3 , King of England 3 7,

1 2 married , 3 9 , Philippa, daughter of William ,

f d . 1 . Count O Hainault , and 377 H is son ,

K G . 6. 1 gim el, Q u it e o f C la r en ce . . , 338,

1 2 married , 35 , Lady Elizabeth de Burgh , daughter

of William , Earl of Ulster . H is daughter ,

11 1 b. 1 £ 1 1; labili p p a mla n i a g m et , 355, married

O f d . Edmund Mortimer, Earl March ( Their

daughter ,

( a wh Eliz b eth, married Sir Henry Percy, Hotspur, o

w 1 0 . fell at Shre sbury 4 3 Their daughter ,

K ff G . wh QBliza b etlj , married John , Lord Cli ord , . , o

d 1 2 . 4 3, leaving issue ,

’ 1 C ns eera e o lli P g .

' s n i u es f West A t q iti o Furness . 48

'

i r b b. 1 1 3 90 11 1 11 5 , g ar b Obl fl o . 4 5, married Joan ,

a t daughter O f Thomas , Lord Dacre , and fell St

Albans 1 455. His son ,

’ ‘ i O L b b . 1 3 0 11 11 , g ar b QDl fl , 435, married Margaret ,

B ro mflete V s i daughter of Henry , Baron de e c .

His son ,

’ b . 1 2 nd g ett ing, g ar b Qi lifio r b , 454 , married , ,

O f Florence , daughter Henry Pudsey , Lord of

O w w Bolton , C . Yorks , ido of Sir Thomas Talbot ,

- - in Knt . d 1 2 of Bashall Craven , , and . 5 3, leaving w ith other issue ,

w w g n a w, married Sir Hugh Lo ther , of Lo ther ,

Co . Westmorland . Their son ,

11: i a r b 1 6 1 0 c . $ Q b 3 0 1 1 1 11 21 3 53 , married Frances ,

O f daughter of John Middleton , Middleton H all ,

. 1 60 . Co Westmorland , and d . 7 H is second son ,

it: Qi lt‘ tfi to er r b 1 g j p h g o u met , . 577, married

Ele ano u r , daughter of Sir William Musgrave, of

CO Hayton Castle , . Cumberland . His son and

heir ,

b: 0 “ wtl M P o er . . . 3 3 h g j , , Co Westmorland ,

d . 1 6 Eleano u r 37, married , daughter of William

Fleming of Rydal , Co . Westmorl and . His daughter ,

53

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Cha r ter agr io r g o f C o ni s he ah

I .

u u & c . a lutem Rex omnib s ad q os , , s Concessionem ,

& c . u R r Ca ru s f a no nic is e iu sd e m , q as o g e u s de y ecit c loci de d ua b u s acris e t trib u s rodis terrae et trig inta fallis c u m pe rtine ntiis in La xwh a it e t tota terra qu am idem R o g e ru s hab u it e t qu ae S ib po tu e rit a c c id e re in Ma rle rid ing e t tofto e t me ssu a g io qu ae G e rb o t

a li u a nd o t u Ha v e rb ra c . E t & . u q en it in concessionem , c , q as idem R o g e rus fecit c a no nic is e iu s d e m loci de v ig inti acris terrae c u m p e rtine ntiis in Ha v e rb ra c q u as h a b e nt de dono Willie lmi f i lii

Willie lmi e & — T u u u c . u de B ntham . In c j s , . rege ap d Eborac m

XX u Mo na ti o n u . VII . die Sept. (D gdale s c Anglican m]

II .

ide FAMILY OF KIRKBY (v p .

’ "Fr om West s A ntiq u iti e s of Fu m es ]

This wa s one o f the ancient knightly families who were

f u e f originally o F rness , and deriv d their name rom their Manor o f o f Kirkby, which it is probable they were Lords at the Norman

u e conq st .

o f f o f f o f Roger Kirkby Kirkby , ather Dorothy, wi e Edward

o f u u Wilson , Dallam Tower , espo sing the royal ca se in the civil fl wars temp . Charles I . was obliged to y into Ireland , where he d 6 die in the year 1 43. 54

u ff u his Richard Kirkby , his son and heir, s ered m ch by

wa s w I . w loyalty to Charles , in hose army he a Colonel , by hich so incu mbered his estate that none o f his su ccessors were able to recover it.

fo r At the Restoration , as a reward his services , he was

f fo r o f made Receiver o the Royal aid Lancashire , and Governor Chester Castle ; and wa s one o f the gentlemen o f Lancashire

u O f whom Charles II . intended hono ring with the Order the

u o f Royal Oak had it been instit ted . He died at the end the I reign O f Charles I .

o f u The Manor Kirkby descended with su ch inc mbrances, it

u w f 1 8th u co ld never be cleared , and to ards the end o the cent ry it wa s wa s mortgaged to a banker in London , which banker agent

u O f u to Catherine , D chess B ckingham , and being insolvent , this Manor came to that lady in part payment ; S he left it to Lord

u f 1 1 M lgrave , rom whom it was pu rchased in 77 by the Right

. f w Hon Lord John Cavendish , rom hom it passed to his kinsman ,

u o f William , D ke Devonshire .

I I I .

f I K. C f LETTER rom S R JOH N OTWAY , . (a terwards Vice

o f u o f o f u Chancellor D chy Lancaster, and Chancellor Co nty

O f u h O f w Palatine D r am) to EDWARD WI LSON , Dallam To er,

f to in re erence his application fo r a lease o f Casterton . HONOURED UNCLE"

I re . u w th . managed y b siness all the skill , interest and art I w u . u f r . u wh . had ith the Q Co ncil a ter y e . plic came pp ( gave u f f them m ch satis action) , and I prevailed with the Chancellor O

u e o f re the D chy to be there who was throughly inform d y .

a b ut the c se , resu lt was o f all after a debate o f sev ra ll hou rs

1 Sir o h n twa m . a nd E za b h d u . o f o h n B ra thwa it J O y , li et a J i c' 55 that they are resolved to make a lease to yo u a nd to no man b ut fo r olib fl i ne u a a ine fo r else , the s it m st be paid g ( they have

’ u sed no man tho in the like case) otherwise .

I told them this wa s very severe that yo u shou ld suffer either

b o f o f re . sollic ito r y the distraction the times or by the neglect y ,

o f d re a dfullf r e 1 b ut u or by the calamity the late y , nothing wo ld

u u o u u alter them , and there pon I took time to disco rse to y abo t

wh wa s I these matters . granted , am

Y re f fu d Se rv t . . aith lly devote ,

1 JO . OTWAY . St Ste h n . p e , 1 668 .

IV.

LETTER from HENRY WILSON to EDWARD WI LSON o f Dallam Tower in reference to a p ew in Kirkby Lonsdale

Ch urch . UNDE R LEY HALL ,

M a rch H ill, 1 668.

COSIN ,

u w f o u u w f My sal tes and i es to y and yo r i e , and we thank

fo r a rtich o a k e sli s . AS fo r if u her her pp the pew, my co sin Otway when we place the case to him cannot agree u s then he will advise us to have a friendly tria ll I assu re yo u I ever shall

u if u t wa s be willing to do as I wo ld be done by , and I nders ood it

I u t u really you rs Sho ld not s and pon it.

u witne sse fo r o r z if I am s mmoned as a Y ke Assi es , so that I

u w can conveniently I shall make a disco rse ith him , and I think

fo r o u w n mir the best were y and me to aite on him at E g e , and

the u both in writing state case . I am confident he will m ch

ti f fle u sa s s, I am u Yo r loving Cosin ,

HEN . WILSON .

The rea r o f L ndo n 1 666 1 g t Fi e o , . 56

V .

1 M. P. I ro m . LETTERS SIR JOHN LOWTHER , Bart , , to

o f . EDWARD WI LSON , Dallam Tower , and Casterton

COUSIN WILSON ,

u u 0 . I sometime agoe received yr . letter pon the acco nt the

u u u o u land I sold yo at Casterton , and pon which acco nt I sent y

Y o u ffrie nd shi s a message . are pleased in that letter to say that p

' e may alter, and that like Pharoah s lean kine the l sser may

ff rie nd shi o u swallow up the greater. That p s may alter y have

' ’ e b u t fl o r o u giv n me too sad an experience , tho mine to y was so

re a d ie o u b ut great that I was not only to serv y , any thing that

o u u belonged y , as I did give some small testimonies , yett witho t gro u nd or provocation as if yo u and I had been enemies yo u jo yne d on a s u dd a in in all the things that looked Sharp and u nkind

ffo r u towards me , to speak plain English , when my co sin Sand f u u ord , my co sin Dalston and I att Kendall acq ainted Sr . Christopher Phillipson and yo u o f o u r desire to joyu with the

u u J stices in the Baronie in an address , and that the Grand J ry

A was u fo r u o u att ppleby adjo rned that p rpose , y promised

. u u u B u t yr conc rrence and to acq aint the J stices . when the

o u e u matter was th u s in yo u r hands , y did not only not end avo r to prevent the misu nderstand i ng that rose u pon that occasion , b u t o ne d u inc re a s j y in all the acts that wo ld it , and to this day

e never made one st p towards removing it . Whether this f corresponded with the kindness I had S howed yo u yr . sel may

u B t be j dge . u to avoid all contests, and Since I cannot be s u re ’ ’ o f . fl rie nd sh i ffre e f u yr p att least to be rom tro ble , I will make yo u a proposal that if yo u pleas I will exchange with yo u my

ffo r o u lands at Casterton yrs . at Sweet holm , and will give y so

u I f e m ch to boot as the thing deserves . this may be accept d it

e r ha s u s o u if may p pp be as advantageo to y as me , not , the

1 S ir o h n Lo wthe r a nd Ba r wa s a me mbe r in all tho se a r a me n s which J , t . , P li t de o se d a m s m h wa s nted V c e e . n th e a o p J II O e a cce ssio n O f Willia III . pp i i Cha mbe r a n o f th R H C l r He was L eu l i e o ya l o u s eho ld a nd a P rivy o u nci lo . i e na nt O f the Co u n o f es mo r a nd in 1 68 a nd in th e fo o w n ea r t ty W t l 9 , ll i g y a o nted rs o rd o f the rea su r I n 1 6 6 he wa s crea ted V sc o u n pp i Fi t L T y. 9 i t Lo nsda e a nd Ba ro n Lo w h er o f Lo wther H wa s Lo rd r v Sea l in l , t , . e P i y 1 6 and d 1 0 0 99, . 7 .

58 ind u stry avoid any ocasion whereby yo u may be the least tempted to doe any act o f u nkindness to

ff u Yr . a ectionate Kinsman and h mble servant , H J O N LOWTHER .

0 111 1 686 . Sept. 3 ,

WA D Es re . Ffo r E D R WILSON , q - att Dallam tower.

I I V .

LETTER from JO HN LOWTHER to EDWAR D WI LSON .

PENRITH ,

j u ne 2 nd , 1 691 . DEA R UNCLE AND AUNT, The opportu nity o f this bearer occasions me now to give yo u

o f f u o u the trou ble this , and in the first place (a ter my d ty to y both) I m u st most heartily thank yo u fo r yo u r extraordinary welcome and entertainment yo u were pleased to afford me at

u w Dallam Tower, and then I h mbly beg yo u will please to allo

u f I me to s bscribe mysel what really am ,

a nd u Yr . most obliged Kinsman h mble Servant , O HN J LOWTHER .

o f u Pray give the best my respects to co sin Jane . I am heartily glad to hear o f her good recovery . I desire a line from

c he rr e s . her how she is , and how her y shall be ordered and sent

O u EDWARD WILS N , Esq ire ,

at Dallam Tower. 59

' g xfr a cts

F R O M THE PERSO NAL R ECO R D S O F fi ho mas fitg lh zs leg

(Grandson o f Sir Thomas Tyldesley the Royalist du ring

1 1 2 -1 1 years 7 7 4 .

"F r om the Ty ld esley Dia ry ]

VIII .

1 1 2 . u . u w f 2 7 April 3 Yo nge Cos Car s , his i e , Cos . Stanleys and

sistr w . . dined ith me

i Pe nnin w May 2 2 : Al day in town w th Bror . gto n we nt to

le - n Kirkby La u nsd a where Bror . Pen o treated George

u u . Car s , ye . ncle and mee

1 : the u f Oct . 3 Al morning in ho se, a ter dinr . went with — . u Mrs to ye shoppes and Cosin Car s Cos . Westby here .

' 2 8 : fi u ll f f a l Novr. Very o paine in my le t hand , pp ye d

a b a e . c g leaves warme to it , was obliged thoh in paine to

le ttr . . u write a longe to London , and Cos George Car s

hi x f e r tic ullr le ttr helped mee to Holcro t p with dito .

D I O : u . u e c r . Went to Th rnham to poor W Ho ghton

f ne i hb r . wa s ffune ra ll where most o the g g gentlemen ,

wee carryed him to the Abbey, and ret u rning home

u inc r isse d my paine by could . I lent Cosin George Car s

ia ll a horse to the b u r .

— 1 6 f . . . Deo r . In great paine a ter dinr Bror Dalton , Robt Strickland and George Caru s came and satt with me 2

bowers .

1 Sir ho mas des e wa s so n o f ho ma s des e o f r e a nd E z T Tyl l y T Tyl l y Mo l y, li a b h his w f da u h er o f Chr s o her r s o n f H k er et , i e, g t i t p P e t o ol . 60

1 1 : D o c tr . u s 1 7 3 . March 5 Harden here and dined with as did

u o ff d a u rs . I wa lk e d Cos . Car s Halton , 3 g down to ye

— . u su d stabl e s with helpe Cos Tom Car s and his lady p .

with u s on whilk e s in the shell .

' — 2 : Ald clifi e u w . Au g . Went to abo t 5 went ith Mrs 4

rs A . d a u g . Fanny , Betty , ggy and Winny to Hen ’ — ' . B e a rd swo rth s Westby s went to Mr to meet Mr .

O ffe rd . . 0 1 Bordley , who willingly to goe to Mrs Wilson

a b o u tt B — w Casterton monys spent on him and Mr. orth

6d . . 2 5 . in white wine , soe home

'

2 6 . . Ald clifie Novr . Met Bror Dalton and Cos Hornbill at ,

' i La nc r killed one ha e , and thence to ye King s Armes , .

u u O spent with Bror. Dalton , kind so le , George Car s, J .

Ffa rb ro th e r 1 5 . 6d . Yeats , Ralph , and others , soe home .

2 8 : u . . Novr . Al day a h nting in Booke with Cos Geo

u O . e . Car s and J Yeats , we kill d two hares , soe home

1 : u u 1 7 1 4 . Feb . 4 In the evening we had an acco nt that yo nge

u u ffo r f a nd Tom Car s went to Ch rch , both and a ternoon ,

’ f o f u o f sate in Cos . Cole s pew . "The amily Car s Halton

e wa s w re Roman Catholics , and this Thomas the only

member who seceded at that time . ]

2 : u Feb . 4 Received an acco u nt ye old Mrs . Car s was

. . u o i dead "Mrs Car s was Mary , relict Christopher

u o f Car s Halton . ]

2 : April 4 Went in the morning to Scale Hall with old Mr .

' lo o k e Afit e r Hornby to att his new stable . dinner Dick

a a ne b u t G o ma ll Kellett came and went home g , Dick

f sta d I and his wi e y . all night . n the evening Dick and

' I we nt Ma r tt fi e lls u d to g . meet George Car s . I pd . 5 .

u a r tt d ra nke t pro one q they , and 7d . pro a b o le and ye

sidr . soe to beed . 6 1

I X .

f . t . I LETTER rom MRS MARTON to her mo her MRS W LSON ,

o f Casterton Hall . D A M TH E R O R .

u . B o rdri I had yo rs by Mr g g with a ginie inclosed in it . I

u ne c lo ths b u t u have also bo ght the , there is noe s ch thing as n ne c lo ths 5 . 6d u u a d at 3 . a peece , soe I have bo ght 3 t rnovers 3

ne c lo ths u . o u firr , which is very m ch wore I will send y some

o u . seed as y desire I shall send them by Sarah Battersby , who

ut O f L nd ' ne xt I think comes o o o n Friday by Batman . She is

' e b re a th d very ill , and se short that sometimes Peggy says one w u u u e o ld scarce think she co ld live an ho er, and gen rall taken w fitts f ith those a ter her first sleep in the night . I think I am pretty well fitted with maids . I have Sarah still , and I think I

fu o f O l r o we s have one that is care ll y. Grace lyes with him , he g

u . e ne u a fine l sty boy J y is a very l sty child, she has got a tooth

limin and another a cotting . Cosin F g was (I here) coming over f u fo r u rom D nkirk her little boy , and in a storm was drive pon

h e f . u Sh o v e ll t rockes o Siliva , where (Sr Clo dsley was castaway), and none o f them expect e d their lives . Mrs . Benson heard the

’ b u t le a s d ship was castaway , and soe did the Major, it p God a

’ f a rr d D u nk irk e aire wind c y them back to , soe they have sent f r u s e if o u o f o the child and he is gone . Pray let h re y here any

’ O fe rs fo r t e t o u t fo r Whiting on Hall , the orders are not y com d

fo r . the last years lottery , the classes this year is now a drawing

’ 0 0 cl Mr . Marton has £3 in it , he is not now com d home , and oth

o f not know my writing . soe I dont know what he hath to say ,

o e w u u s ith my d ty and servis to Brother, I shall concl de

Y o r D u t fu ll u most y Da ghter,

JA NE MARTON .

1 1 2 . O ct , 7

W1 LSO N Mrs . JANE ,

at Casterton Hall , - near Kirkby Lonsdale in Westmoreland . 1 rth By B ra dfo Bagg . O F ( g m. Janeen g h elatb e

TO C A S T E R T O N J U LY , 1 8 4 0 .

f "Fro m a contempor a y a ccou nt.

X .

He r Majesty Q u een Adelaide arrived at Kirkby Lonsdale on

u u 2 rd u u w Th rsday , J ly 3 , and comm nicated thro gh Lord Ho e to

u - u Mr . Car s Wilson her pleas re to visit Casterton on the next

u u u day . P nct ally at the appointed ho r the Royal carriages w ere driven to Casterton Hall , the day by a happy coincidence

f f . . . being the 76th birthday o f the head o the amily , Mr W W - Caru s Wilson .

u - u the The Rev . W . Car s Wilson then proceeded to cond ct

’ u u Royal party to the Clergy Da ghters School , the Q een being

u o f - accompanied by her sister, the D chess Saxe Weimar, Earl

u o f f o f Howe , the Earl and Co ntess She field , the Earl Denbigh ,

u z Lady Georgina C r on , Lady Mary Fielding and Mrs . Lister

Parker.

u u u As the Q een entered the Schools , bo q ets were presented to her Majesty and the Du chess o f Saxe-Weimar by two o f the p u pils . The party were then cond u cted thro u gh the School by

u - Mr . Car s Wilson , and evinced the greatest interest in the work

O f u and management the Instit tion .

1 wa s Her Majesty then proceeded to the Chapel , and thence

' driven to the Servants School d u ring the jo u rney a trace having broken , the villagers took the horses from the carriage and dragged it to the School .

- 1 Cas e rto n Cha was r b Mr . . C s n in 1 e e ec ed aru so 8 8. t p l t y W W . Wil 3 63

After the Royal party had finished their inspection o f this

u - f e Institu tion , Mrs . Car s Wilson and her amily were present d to

w w who Her Majesty by Lord Ho e, as also ere the magistrates we re present .

It was intended that the Royal party shou ld walk back to

u b u t Casterton Hall thro gh the woods , the heavy rain prevented , and they de cided to retu rn to Kirkby Lonsdale throu gh the villa ge .

f u t A ter her visit to Casterton , Her Majesty contin ed o take

’ u great interest in the Clergy Da ghters School , and su pporte d several pu pils there at her own expense.

XI .

t LETTER rom ARCHBISHOP SUMNER to the Rev. W .

- o f CARUS WILSON , Casterton Hall .

LAMBETH ,

F eb. ih 1 8 . 7 , 49 D A MY E R FRIEND, A letter from Casterton is always val uable — perhaps th e

o f o f u more so as it mu st be instead visits . I rejoice to hear yo r prosperity, and am happy to share with my brother Archbishop

hO e in the patronage . The Bishop , I p , will not hesitate to be

President .

o f u It is also good news to hear yo r own improved health , and as Bath has proved in you r case that its ancient fame is not

u f u o u witho u t ca se , I hope that in the more avo rable season y will repeat the dose and give the waters an additional trial .

f f f I had recently rom Cannes a most grati ying report o Mr . ’ — ' Wilson s health and strength renewed like the eagle s . May it be long continu ed " Few persons are permitte d to look back u pon su ch a career o f u sefu lness . 64 W u f . My ve ry kind regards to Mrs . and yo r ather B e lie ve me

fu ff u Always faith lly and a ectionately yo rs ,

J . B . CANTUAR . P S — w o f . . Remember that we al ays have plenty room at

La mbeth .

QEr r at a et ah henh a .

Line. A sthwa ite o f VVhinfe ll 7 , in the Township , in the Parish

o f Kendal . “ 7 For twenty acres read a toft and messu ag e .

u f O f 1 4 Richard Car s (b. circ . ather this Richard u A sthwa ite Car s , held divers lands in and other

I n . places temp . Hen . V. ( q post mortem Sir John

Ho th o me ,

2 0 et se . q . For Stavely read Staveley

La b rn 2 2 Read y o u e or Leybu rn . - d 1 8 86 . 4 Adam Caru s . 5 5

1 4 For Sapp read Shap . “ 1 6 For Henry read John .

1 8 u M P fo r 1 Sir Thomas Car s , probably . . Wigan , 547. “ " “ f u w n 1 Cu r e M. P 7 A ter leaving iss e add Sir Henry , " f t o Working on . “ 2 0 For Henry Lambton read Sir William Lambton ,

Knt . e o f O f u f (anc stor the Earl D rham), who ell at

Marston Moor, ”

1 0 CO . . CO . For Lancs read Westmorland . ” -a t- o f 3 For Barr . Law read Member .

1 — u f NOTE Thomas Car s , present at the sack o Lan 6 caster in 1 45.

ua tre fo u 9 For q read q atrefoils . “ 1 2 For wolf read

1 — u o f 5 NOTE Frances , da ghter John Middleton and his

f u o f u e . . wi e Anne T nstal , Th rland Castl , Co Lancs , o f wh o was sister Edward Middleton , married Mary, u o f da ghter Sir Thomas Caru s .

D u ke

Dacre Dalston Dalton Danby Denny

o f Derby , Earl

w w o f Der ent ater, Earl

u o f Devonshire , D ke

’ d Eync o u rt

D ic k o nso n Dormer Dowker Dyer

60

30 9

21 2 1 3 l : 3 2 1 48 I 7 4 2 44

32 1 49 38 —Gi lpin . .

G o mall Grey

Harden Harrington

Ha se ll Henderson Hoope r Hornby Hornbill Hou ghton Howard H u ddle ston

Janns 3

Kellett 60

Ke nm r u e , Lord I S

Ki hle g y 6, 7 King 2 5

2 1 Kirkby 9, 3 : 491 531 54 Kitson 46 Kyle 44

Lambton 6

u 6 1 1 8 Leyb rn 3, , 0 , Litton 4 3

a o f 1 0 6 Lonsd le, Earl , 3 Lowther

u Maca lay , Lord 38

Ma c I lv in a e , Bishop 2 5

2 Marton 3 , 6 1 Mau d 4 2 Mau de 37

6 1 Middleton , 7, 3, 48

Monteagle 6, 2 2 , 2 3 Moore Morley Morse Mortimer

M u lgrave , Lord M u sgrave

Neville Nicholson

Otway -S4 1 55

Parr Pennington Percy

Petrie . Philipson Pickering Place Plantagenet Preston Procter P ud sey

Rawlinson

Sandford Sandys Sawrey Selwyn

Shaftesb u ry , Earl Shepheard Shippha rd

R e v . e Simeon , Charl s Sta nley Stewar t Strickla nd Su mner , Archbishop

Swete nha m

Talbot Ta lb o ys Terry Thornb u rgh

Thorold , Bishop Tu rner Tylde sley de V e sc i de Warrenne Washington de Wessington Westby Wheler

Whitle Widdrington Wilberforce Willey Williams Williamson Willya ms Wilson

W o rb o ise

Wyvill

Ye ats