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presented to Jesmond chapel, 135

Land, 40

Richardson’s Armorials of the Church of

married Sir Alan Clavering, 94. 95 ;

widow of Sir William de Crakes, 95
Ridley, Matthew, 13 ; Sir Matthew

White, had lease of great tithes of

Jesmond. 174 ; Nicholas, of Willi -

monteswick, 107 ;Thomazine, daughter

of Nicholas, first wife of Thomas Car-

naby, 107 ; her descendants, 107

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Plumpton founded a chantry at, 65

Sayers took part in, 86

daughter of John Shield, 164n

135
Rolls of Arms, 126, 127

Name. 187

dene, 18 ; occupation, no traces of, at

Jesmond, 18
Ros. lord Robert de, abandoned Wark

castle, 64 ; Lord William de, 64 ; Sir

Robert Plumpton married Lucy

daughter of, 64 ; of Hamelak, had

custody of Wark castle, 63
Rothbury, Gilbert de, 94n ; Richard de,

treasurer of Lichfield, incumbent of

Jesmond chapel, 133, 135
Rotherford, Edward, 107 ; Margaret,

daughter of, second wife of Thomas

Carnaby, 107
Rupert, prince, 109
Russel. Bartholomew, 131
Ryhill, family, pedigree of, 42n ; Thomas

de, married daughter of Waleran de

Horton,42 ; represented the Viscounts,

42 ; held shrievalty of Northumber-

land, 42 ; Isabella, widow of, married

Guischard de Charron, 42n

ham, Cumberland, 67n

68 ; inquisitions on death of, 67n ;

Nicholas, M.P. for Newcastle, 67 ;

widow of Robert Orde married, 66 ;

second husband of Alice Graper, 68 ;
Sadberge, wapentake of, transfer to

bishop of Durham, 33n ; parts of, held

by Godfrey and Roland Baard, 33n :

owned by Ralph Baard and another,33

for division of land at Jesmond, 25

mond, imrt of, 180

224

INDEX.
St. Barnabas's church, foundation stone

royal nuns. 154 ; lands at Jesmond,

IM ; Agnes Lawson, last prioress.

154 and n ; lease of site, &c., of, 154 ;

grant of lands of, 154
St. George's church. 4 ; built from de-

signs ot T R. Spence, at cost of

Charles Mitchell, 183 ; a district con-

stituted for, by order in council, 183 ;

painted windows, 183 ; altar and

reredos, 184 ; memorial tablet, 185 ;

patronage of, 185; vicars, 185
St. Hilda's church, 185
St. James's close, 152
Saint, Joseph, of Newcastle, 168
St. Lawrence's chapel. Byker, granted

to mayor and burgesses of Newcastle,

136
St. Mary's chapel Jesmond, 138 ; erected

on ' Little close,' 172; probably by

Grenvilles, 130 ; first mention of. 130 ;

patent roll relating to, 19 ; claim of

Edward III to. 134 ; commissioners

appointed by him concerning, 132;

resort of pilgrims, 140; bequest to

pilgrims to, 140 ; incumbents, list

of, 135 ; Henry Benfaunt, 132 ; Richard

de Clifford. 134 ; William de Heigh-

ington, 131, 132; Thomas de Pen-

rith, 131 ; his appointment confirmed

by pope, 132 ; separate chantries in,

142 ; in certificate of dissolved chant-

ries, 136 ; granted to mayor, &c., of

Newca.Mtle, 136; conveyed to John

Brandling, 136; dismantled by

him, 136 ; site sold to James Losh,

137 ; to Messrs. Anderson. 137 ; to

Ijord Armstrong, 137 ; ruins of. 4 ;

given by him to corporation, 137,

188 ; Edward Swinburne's view of,

138 ; Robert White on, 138; W. H.

Knowles's description of, 138 ; plan

and elevations of, 144-147 (see also

under Jesmond)

of, 148. 150, 166, 169. 174 ; chapel of

St. Matthew in, 29; masters: Richard

Garthwaite, 149 ; Henry Gray, 149 ;

Hugh Moises. 149 ; Sir John Sam-

son (?), 29; William Weldon, 135

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St. Mary Magdalene, ancient hospital

of, 8, 151 ; lands of. at Jesmond, &c.,

23 & n, 151, 153 161, 166, 167, 169,

175 ; founded for lepers, 151 ; dis-

solved by Henry VIII , 151 ; old

cliapel pulled down, 151 ; master and

brethren of, 151 ; master of, sued for

dower, 152 ; masters : Edward Bur-

rell, 152; rev. Richard Clayton, 180;

Dr. Jennison, 152

Bourne's description of 142

hospital, Newcastle, grant of wax

candle to, 29
St. Thomas the Martyr, chapel of, on

Tyne bridge, 161 ; keepier of the. 150

on ' the Magdalenes.' 151 ; conse-

crated, 161 ; rev. Richard Clayton,

180 ; rev. Clement Moody, 180

133
Sampson le Cotiller. and wife Agnes. 59

29 ; Sir John, probably master of St.

Mary's hospital. Newcastle, 29
Sancey, William de held lands in Loft-

house, 34n

daughter of Sir James, 77 ; Elizabeth,

of Stockton, acquired part of Jes-

mond, 92 ; sold same to Sir Thomas

Burden. 93 ; James, of York. 120 ; Sir

James, bart. . lord mayor of London.

&c, 75, 77 ; member of Parliament

and alderman. 120 ; arms granted to,

120; daughter. Elizabeth Skinner,

married Richard Burdon. 120; Wil-

liam, devise of Jesmond land to, 93 ;

took name of Hodshon, 93 ; William

John. 181 (see also Burdon-Sanderson)
‘ Sandirig flat,' Jesmond. 28
‘ Sandiver close’, Jesmond. 23, 166
Sandyford, lands of St Mary Mag-

dalene hospital at, 25 ; bridge, 3, 6 ;

colliery being won in 1826, 14 ; dene,

5.161; estate sold 176; flat 150;

liall, 88: house, 22; lane. 6 and

burn, two of .Jesmond's boundaries.

2,3; park, 178; formerly' Villa Reale',

owned by Dr. Gibb, 173 ; pre-historic

225
burial at, 14 ; stone. 89, 153 ; wall

close. 23 (see also Sandefor, Sandiver)
Saul, Eleanor Adelaide 170n
Saunders, George B.. 181
Sautmareis, a cleric, and others,

attacked James Fleming, a merchant,

130
Savage, rev. Edward Sidney, vicar of

Clayton Memorial church, 181

sall, 127 ; held Silksworth manor. 82;

John, held portion of Jesmond m.inor,

82, 86 ; manor lands purchased from,

86, 158 ; married Dorothy Aske, 84,

85 ; their son, 85 ; senior and junior,

took part in the ‘ Rising of the North,'

86 ; John (II.) married Francs Con-

yers, 85 ; imprisoned in Durham gaol,

86
Says, arms of, 125

Scotland at, 54

Stowell, married Sir Thomas Burdon,

74, 77 ; Peter, of Newcastle, witness

to a erant, 29

Hilton served in the, 79

into, 41 ; king of, his men taken for

trespass on rlumpton manor, 49 ;

Margaret, queen of, 154

Halidon hill, 62 ; took Bewcastle

castle, and as prisoners Christiana

Middleton and her son, 103 ; damage

by, to Jesmond property, 102 ; took

Richard Talbot and Sir John Stryvelyn

prisoners, 98 ; confisicated latter's Scot-

tish manors. 99 ; burnt Hexham priory

172 ; ‘ Scot's Leas close', 22

121 ; on Middleton deed, 126; (and

arms) of Henry Orde of Orde. 117 ;

of Stryvelyns, 125; of Thomas Tre-

wick, 116
Sedbergham, Cumberland, formerly

called Sabraham, 67n

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‘ stints.' 23

Mowbray, 85; Sir William, his pit

at Jesmond in 1625, 12
Sequester pit,’ Jesmond, in 1631, 12
Serjeanty, Byker held by, 20
Settlement of Sir John Stryvelyn's

lands 99 and n

sister of Robert Bruce, 51. 65, 56;

and son John present at killing of

John Comyn, 51 ; both captured and

executed by English, 54; chapel

erected by Scottish king. 54n ; Jonn

de, 55; married Erminia de Las-

celles, 51, 55; his sons, 51

mond. 166, 169; Ralph. 166

109
Sherewood, William, Carliol croft con-

veyed to, 158
Sheriffs acquitted of malpractices, 48
‘ Shesmer,' Ralph Gaugy II. held barony

of. 37
Shield family, Stote's hall, &c., sold to,

173
Shield, Clifton. 164n ; George Robert-

son, 164n; Hugh, 164n ; Hugh, Q.C.,

164n ; death of, 164n ; John, the elder,

composer of songs, 164n ; died at

Bromley, 164n ; married Isabella Hill,

164n ; their children, 164n ; bought

Stote's hall, 164 ; the younger, mar-

ried Catherine Bamett, 164n ; John

(III), 164n
Shieldfield, lands in, conveyed, 157
Shields, North, see North Shields
Shilbottle, Robert de, lord of, 42
Shildon moor, 25
Shippen, Francis, 149, 162 ; William,

and another, lease of lands at Jes-

mond to, 149
Shipperdson see Sheppardson
‘ Short Doderidge 'or 'Didderidge,' Jes-

mond, 22, 23 ; ‘ Fridays,' 22, 23

Shrewsbury', Jane, countess of, death

of, 107
‘ Sickman's close,' Jesmond. 23, 172

Sidgate, lands in, 158

226

church of, 184

Holland, 60n ; given to Richard Emel-

don, 60, 63 ; in possession of the Askes

and Sayers, 82 ; grant of third of,

S2n ; settlement of third, by Sir John

Stry velyn, 99 ; one-third sold to Gil-

bert Middleton, 68» ; conveyed to

Thomas Middleton, 84»

Milo, witnesses a grant, 28n ; of

Ripon, 130 ; of Jesmond, illegitimate

son of Adam, 57 ; presented to living

of Bolton, Cumberland, 56
Simpson, John, incumbent of Jesmond

chapel, 135

Somerset, duke of, knighted Robert

Brandling, 136
Sortkertel, Kobert, Robert of Glanton's

man, robbed and killed on Jesmond

moor, 25n
South Gosforth property of Richard

Emeldon, 63

close,' 153 ; ‘ Willow Balks,' 153

church, Jesmond, 183

Adam of Jesmond, 44

25
Sterndale manor, Derbyshire, granted

to Adam of Jesmond, 44 ; belonged

to William Ferrers, earl of Derby, in

1251, 44n
Stickley [Stikelawe], in Horton, deed

relating to, 29n, 58 ; gave name to

family, 58
Stikelawe, Emma, heir of William, 59

granted lands at Jesmond, &c, 58 ,

Henry son of Ralph de, 59n ; Richard de,

alienated his lands in Stikelawe, 59n

Thomas son and heir of, 59n ; Richard,

one of Adam de Jesmond's heirs, 54

son of William, 58 ; took his name

from Stikelawe in township of Hor-

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ton, 58; instituted to vicarage of Ed-

lingham, 58; dead by 1284, 58 ; Wey-

land de, canon of Dunkeld in 1283.59n;

in service of Isabella queen of Norway,

59n ; William de, alienated lands in

Stikelawe, 59n

41
Stirling, Sir John, of Carse, oath of

fealty of, 96 ; arms of, 96 ; heiress of,

married Sir John Monteith of Carse,

96 (see also Stryvelyn)
Stockton, Thomas Burden, first mayor

of, 76
‘ Stoker's close,' Jesmond, 150

near Barras bridge, 17

22
Stote's hall, Jesmond, 8. 22. 162 ; Dr.

Charles Hutton's school at, 163 ; sold

to and occupied by John Shield, 164,

172, 175
Stote, pedigree of, 164
Stote, Bertram, 162 ; his daughters,

162 ; son of Sir Richard, 149 ; Cuth-

bert, rector of Tollerton, Notts, 163 ;

Dorothy .married hon. Dixie Windsor,

162 ; Richard, owner of lands at Jes-

mond, 166 ; of Lincoln's inn, 162 ; Sir

Richard, 169 ; purchased house at

Jesmond, 162 ; last descendant of, 149

Minories, 175

Aske, 85

remembered in Jesmond, 178

ed to Adam of Jesmond, 44

of William, Langton manor confirmed

to, by king, 66; Sir Thomas del,

son of Henry, and others, lands at

Jesmond conveyed by, 158 ; William,

lord of Jesmond, arms of, 117 ; son

of Alan del, lord of Lyham, 66 ;

married Matilda Graper, 66, 132;

mayor and member for Newcastle,
INDEX.

227
66 ; death of, 66 ; his son Henry, 66 ;

and another, presented to Jesmond

chapel, 131

124 ; at Newcastle, 96 ; a burgess

of Berwick, 96; Sir John, married

Barnaba Swinburne, 96, 100 ; lands

of wife granted by king to, 97 ; held

offices under Edward III.. 96 ; Sir

John, taken prisoner by Scots, 98 ;

Belsay and Newlands granteil to, 98 ;

warden of Edinburgh castle, 98 ;

sheriff of Lothian, 98 ; relieved Cupar

castle, 98 ; warden of Berwick, 98 ;

his Scottish manors, 98 ; confiscated

by Scots, 99 ; death of wife Barnaba,

99 ; marri^ Jane Emeldon, 94, 99,

100 ; settlement of his properties, 99 ;

death of, 101 ; inquisition on, 101 ;

died without heirs, 101 ; Sir John, of

Moray, 95 (see also Stirling)

112
Surtees, Richard, grant by, to Durham

monastery, 34n ; Walter, son of Wil-

liam. 44n ; William, guardianship of,

granted to Adam of Jesmond, 44 ;

lands of, at Middleton in Teesdale,

&c., 44
tSurveyn, Historic and Economic^ Ash-

ley's, quoted, 1«

Northumberland belonging to Earl

of Oxford, 23n ; extracts from, 24
Sutton family, arms of, 126
Swainston, Elizabeth, daughter of John

married Rowland Burdon, 76

mond house. 172

Carliol lands in 156 ; released to

William Bishopdale and wife. 157
Sweyn, Peter, 156
Swinburne, manor of, forfeited by Bar-

naba de Swinburne, 97 ; Ejist, dispute

concerning tenement in, 97
Swinburne, Sir Adam, temp. Edward I.

joined Scots and aided in burning

Hexham priory, 97 ; Anne, Philip

Hodshon of Tone married, 93 ; Bar-

naba, lived in family of Robert Bruce,

97 ; her lands forfeited, 97 ; daughter

of Sir Adam, married Sir John
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Stryvelvn, 96 ; Edward, view of Jes-

mond chapel by. 138 ; Juliana, mar-

ried (filbert Middleton, 98

granted to Adam of Jesmond, 44 ; in

hands of king, 44m ; in hands of queen

Philippa. 45n

John Comyn, 98 ; taken prisoner by

Scots, 97
Temple, William, 1 76 ; alderman, bought

land at Jesmond, 176

(I), married Johanna Carliol. 158, 159 ;

lands at Jesmond conveyed to, 168 ;

Christopher (II. ), married Josian Con-

stable, 159 ; Dorothy, married Walter

Orimston, 158. 159 ; Joyce, 159 ;

Katherine, 159 ; Marmaduke, con-

veyed lands at Jesmond, 158 ; married

Elizabeth Hilton. 159 ; conveyed coal

pits at Jesmond in 1595 to cfaughter

Dorothy, 12
Thomas, of Wodeslak, 131 ; son of

Michael, 42

of Bottle.' 90n ; children of, 90n ;

Martha, daughter of John, married

Ralph Ogle, 89, 90n ; Nathaniel, 90n

172
Thornton. Cuthbert, 106, 110 ; Isabella,

married John Middleton, 104; Nich-

olas, of Witton, Northumljerland,

married Catherine Camaby, 106, 107 ;

their son, 106 ; Roger, the elder, of

Newcastle, marriage contract of Mid-

dletons with, 103 ; part of Jesmond

manor settled. 103 : Thomas Young,

181.
Throgmorton Kenelm, and others, grant

of lands of St. Bartholomew's nun-

nery to, 154

William one-third of, 68

held by vicar of Newcastle, 174

228

INDEX.
Tithe commutation award of 1840, 2 ;

Stote, rector of, 163

[Tonge], Margaret, 162

green, coal under, 92n ; moor, of

Newcastle, 25
Township, the word began to be used

for area, In; of Jesmond, added to

Newcastle in 1835, vii. ; Thomas

Oliver's measurements of, 2 ; bound-

aries of, 2
Towton field, Sir John Carlell slain at,

157
Trewick held by Robert Trewick, 57n

in Northumberland 57n ; arms of,

115, 116; in Craster Tables,' 116;

Fenwick of Wallington quartering,

116 ; heiress, a, married a Fenwick

of Wallington, 57n ; Adam de, 51 n ;

Alice, wife of, 67n ; parents of John

de Belsay, 57n ; Eustace de, rector

of Addingham in Cumberland, 57 ;

John, lord of moiety of Jesmond

manor, 156 ; grant to, of lands, 57m ;

conveyed mill and other lands, &c.,

at Jesmond, 58 ; owed Richard de

Emeldon, 58 ; conveyed half of Jes-

mond lands to him, 68 ; Thomas, son

and heir, born at Kibblesworth, 57n ;

John, and another, concerned in a

cattle raid, 57n ; Margery. 57 ; took

name from Trewick, near Belsay, 57 ;

one of Adam de Jesmond's heirs, 64 ;

died in 1298, 57 ; her son William, her

heir-at-law, 57 ; died before 1300, 57 ;

Robert de, 57n ; held Trewick in 1212,

57n ; Thomas arms and seal of, 116 ;

W'illiam. death of, 57 ; possessed of

lands in Jesmond. 57 ; dower claimed

by widow Sibilla, 68
Trimdon. 76
Trotter, Benjamin, and others, 172
Twizel, Carliol lands in. 156
Tutbury castle , see ' Tottebyrie '
Tyburn, Thomas Percy executed at, 82
Tyne, Jesmond boundary supposed to

have formerly extended to, 19

Tyne bridge, alms collected for support

of, 33 ; land in Jesmond given to,

33, 37, 150 ; burnt in 1248, 37 ; St.

Thomas's chapel on, 150 ; annexed to

St. Mary Magdalene hospital 151 ; .

bought by corporation, 151
Tyne, fishery in, given to Durham

monastery, 18

from, 10 ; garrisoned by duke of

Newcastle. 109 ; monastery grants of

land at Jesmond to, 28, 35, 38. 148 ;

Robert de Virili took sanctuary at,

131 ; prior of, and another, on a com-

mission concerning Plumpton, 40 ;

township of, and Tynemouth moor 26

hands, 45

Gilbert de, 42 ; married Matilda,

daughter of Malcolm, earl of Angus,

45n ; buried in Hexham priory

church, 45n ; son of Gilbert, 45n ; held

barony of Umf reville, 45 ; ward of

Simon de Montfort. 45 and n ; ob-

tained free warren in Northumberland

lands, 45n ; married third daughter

of Alexander Cumin, earl of Buchan,

45n ; Gilbert, earl of Angus, 83 ;

married Matilda de Lucy. 83n ; Sir

Robert. lord of Jesmond, married

Eleanor Widdrington, 79, 83 and n,

85, 124
Urns, &c.. Ancient British, discovered

at Villa Reale, 14, 15

160 ; Adam de, his wife and children.

80 ; Agnes de. wife of Sir Waleran

le Viscount of Horton, 42; Elizabeth

daughter of John de, married John

Errington, 80. 160 ; John de, married

Barnaba Widdrington, 79, 80, 160;

their daughter Elizabeth. 80. 160

arms of, 127

INDEX.

wounded at Evesham, 42 ; Sir John

de. witnesses a grant, 49
Vill, or village, originally called tun or

town, 1n

coal mining not far from, 14 ; designed

by John Dobson, 172 ; built by captain

John Dutton, 173 ; owned by Russell

Blackbird, 173, 174 ; by Dr. Gibb, 173
Virgin Mary hospital, Jesmond, see St.

Mary
Virili, Robert de, 130; imprisoned, 131 ;

released and took sanctuary, 131
Viscounts, hereditary sherife of North-

umberland. 42

161m
W

Christiana de Lascelles, a daughter of

51 ; mother of Thomas Lascelles, 51 ;

Galiena, married Philip Mowbray, 51

Jesmond dene, 188

Newcastle, 149

Cumberland, 54

of. 141
Walter, servant of Peter of Mulshani,

witness to a grant, 28
Warcop, Mabel, daughter of Raynold,

wife of William Carnaby, 107 ; Raynold,

of Smardale, 107
Wardens of the counties, appointed, 43
Wark castle, in custody of William de

Ros, 63; granted to Sir William

Montague, 63 ; property of Richard

Emeldon, 63 ; abandoned for love of

a lady, 64
Warkworth Robert fitz Roger, lord of,

122
Warren, Samuel, conducted case at

Newcastle assizes concerning lands in

Northumberland, 163

Warwick place, 172

91 ; Robert, lands at Jesmond held

by, 25. 137, 169 ; sold Jesmond land,

172 ; exchanged Jesmond strips, 111 ;

Robert Bonner, took name of. 90, 91 ;

sold parts of Jesmond, 91 ; Robert

late of Warwick hall, in Cumberland,

banker, &c., commission of bank,

ruptcy against, 91 (see also Bonner)
Washington, Thomas de Penrith

petitioned pope for church of, 132

married, 164n

in possession of Adam de Jesmond's

illegitimate sons, 56
Waters, rev. Thomas Brocas vicar of

Clayton Memorial church, 181

daughter of William Armstrong, 190 ;

Bridget, married John Askew of Pal-

linsburn, 165 ; George, of Goswick,

second husband of Elizabeth Craster,

165 ; their daughter, 165 ; John Wil-

liam, 176 ; William Henry Armstrong

Fitzpatrick. took name of Armstrong,

190; married Winifreda Ad ye, 190;

macle a peer, 190

John Stryvelyn. 99

of Jesmond chapel. 135

Emeldon, 60 ; his A/en of Mark. 69» ;

Compotauled Entattti in North of

England, 69«

to have married Bryan Harbottle, 123

25
Wemys, David, son of Monsire David

de. 66
‘ Weneflat,' Jesmond. 28

Wesleyan chapel at Jesmond, 186

Westfield, Jesmond. 21n
Westgute township of, added to New-

castle, vii.

230

son of Ralph Bart, held lands in. 34n

Anne Hussey Huthwoite. 171 ; his

son, captain Jame& West, R.N., 171
‘ West House close,* Jesmond, 22
West Jesmond house, now Jesmond

towers, 173 ; enlargements made by

successive owners, 174
Westminster, parliaments at, 60 ; abbey,

Richard Clifford, warden of hospital

of St. James by, 133
West Windmill close, Jesmond, 170
West Moor, Jesmond, 23
Westmorland, conservator of the peace

for 47 ; enquiry concerning lands,

&c. , of rebels in, 48
West RiffgSi Jesmond, 22
Wetherall, Elizabeth, daughter of Giles,

married Henry Sanderson, 76

a Douai merchant seized at, 49 ;

abbey. Bucel family, donors to, 29n
White, Matthew, 13; alderman of New-

castle, demise of moiety of coal mines

at Jesmond to, 12 ; Robert, author of

The Tynemouth Nun, 35 (see also

Ridley)
Whitelaw, manor of, 131 ; property of

Richard Emeldon at, 63
Whitley, township and Tynemouth

moor, 26

conveyed to, 105 ; sold .same to Sir

Reginald Carnaby, 105
Widdrington [Woderington], arms of,

derived from Clavering arms. 122 ;

family lands at Jesmond in the hands

of, 160 ; lord, and the ' Preston affair.'

92; went into exile 109; Agnes,

daughter of Sir Gerard, married Wil-

liam Carnaby, 107 ; Barnaba, married

John de Vaux, 79, 160 ; Christiana,

married Sir Bertram Monboucher,

79, 80, 83; Edward, first husband

of Ursula Carnaby, 107 ; Eleanor,

daughter of Roger, married Sir Robert

Umfreville, 79, 124 ; her husbands,

83, 83n, 85 ; Sir Cerard, 105, 107 ;

Sir Henry, letter of, 71n ; John, 98 ;

married Catherine de Acton, 80 ;

John de, Linton given to, 122 ; Sir

John, lands at Jesmond held by, 160 ;

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Sir John (II.), 79, 80; Roger, 160;

his wives, 80; married Elizabeth

Acton, 53, 78, 83, 85, 160; settle-

ment on marriage, 78 ; his second wife

Agnes, 79, 160 ; his children, 79, 83,

85, 160 ; at battle of Neville's Cross,

79 ; his death, 80
Wilkinson, George Hutton, judge of

Newcastle county court, 173n

moietv of Middleton St. George

church. 34n ; of Punsland, 130
William III,, Bentincks came to England

with, 130

corder of Newcastle, 150

Northumberland, 82n

bunk, 28

mond, 23, 177

at, 45, 46

of Plymouth, 162 ; lease of lands at

Jesmond to, 149 ; Dorothy, lands at

Jesmond, 149

28
Wood, Dorothy, Henry Anderson mar-

ried, 69 ; John, manied Anne Craster,

165; their son, 165; Thomas, of

Beadnel married Ann Craster, 165 ;

their descendants, 165 ; Thomas, mar-

ried Margaret Eleanor Longfield, 165 ;

theirdescendants, 165 ; assumed name

of Craster. 165
Wooler, final agreement concerning

lands &c., in, 67n

married Robert Brandling, 155

by, 173 ; sold by them, 173

Aske, 85

Richmond, 84

46n

231

Margaret &c. , 48 ; enquiry concern-

ing lands &c.. of rebels in, 48 ; con-

vention of merchants at 60 ; parlia-

ments at. 60 ; John lord Mowbray put

to death at, 63, 64 ; abbot of St.

Mary's of, 47

Yorkshire, conservator of the peace for,

47 ; estates of Charrons in, 81 ;

Nicholas Grenville came from, 31 ;

--------------------------------

Bertram de Bulmer, hereditary sheriff

of, 34 ; Sir William Plumpton, sheriff

of, 66
Youll, J. G., viii.

Burden, 76 ; Margaret married

Thomas Naters, 168

Z
Zetland, earl of. Aske hall, seat of, 84

and destroyed goods 61