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PPPPart I: art I: art I: art I: IIIIngilby of ngilby of ngilby of ngilby of RRRRipleyipleyipleyipley

AAAAchievement of chievement of chievement of chievement of AAAArms of rms of rms of rms of IIIIngilby of ngilby of ngilby of ngilby of RRRRipley.ipley.ipley.ipley.

IIIIngilby of ngilby of ngilby of ngilby of LLLLawkland awkland awkland awkland also quarters the same AAAArms.

ssssssssssss

1 IIIIngilbyngilbyngilbyngilby - Sable au estoile of six points argent

2 MMMMowbrayowbrayowbrayowbray - Gules a Lion rampant argent, within a bordure engrailed or

3 CCCChaumonthaumonthaumonthaumont - Argent, a chevron counter-embattled sable between three birds of the last beaked or

4 RRRRoecliffeoecliffeoecliffeoecliffe - Argent, a chevron between three Lions heads erased gules

5 TTTTalboysalboysalboysalboys - Baron Talboys of Kyme Argent, a saltire gules on a chief of the second three escallops of

the first

6 BBBBorondone, alias orondone, alias orondone, alias orondone, alias BBBBorrondenorrondenorrondenorronden - Gules on a bend argent three roses sable

7 UUUUmfreville, mfreville, mfreville, mfreville, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of AAAAngusngusngusngus - Gules, a cinquefoil within an orle of eight crosses crosslet fleuree or

8 MMMMalcolm, alcolm, alcolm, alcolm, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of AAAAngusngusngusngus - Argent, a lion passant guardant gules crowned with an antique crown or

9 BBBBerkeleyerkeleyerkeleyerkeley - Gules, a chevron between ten crosses pattee six in chief and four in base argent

10 KKKKyme, yme, yme, yme, BBBBaron aron aron aron KKKKymeymeymeyme - Gules a chevron between ten crosses crosslet or

11 FFFFitzwithitzwithitzwithitzwith - Gules two bendlets or

12 BBBBigot, igot, igot, igot, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of NNNNorfolkorfolkorfolkorfolk - Gules, a lion passant or

13 GGGGrrrrentmaisnil, entmaisnil, entmaisnil, entmaisnil, BBBBaron of aron of aron of aron of HHHHinckleyinckleyinckleyinckley - Gules a pale or

14 MMMMarshal, arshal, arshal, arshal, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of PPPPembrokeembrokeembrokeembroke - Party per pale or and vert, a lion rampant gules armed and langued

azure

15 MMMMarshal, arshal, arshal, arshal, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of PPPPembroke ancientembroke ancientembroke ancientembroke ancient - Gules, a bend lozenge or

16 FFFFitzitzitzitz----GGGGilbert de ilbert de ilbert de ilbert de TTTTonebruge onebruge onebruge onebruge DDDDe e e e CCCClarelarelarelare - Argent, on a chief azure three crosses crosslet fitchee of the

field

17 DDDDe e e e CCCClare, lare, lare, lare, SSSStrongbow, trongbow, trongbow, trongbow, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of PPPPembrokeembrokeembrokeembroke - Or, three chevronels gules, a label of five points azure

18 BBBBrion, rion, rion, rion, CCCCounts of ounts of ounts of ounts of NNNNormandyormandyormandyormandy -Barry of eight argent and gules

19 GGGGiffard, iffard, iffard, iffard, EEEEarl of arl of arl of arl of BBBBuckinghamuckinghamuckinghamuckingham - Gules, three lions passant in pale argent

20 MMMMcMurrough, cMurrough, cMurrough, cMurrough, KKKKing of ing of ing of ing of LLLLeinstereinstereinstereinster - Sable, three garbs or

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AAAAchievement of chievement of chievement of chievement of AAAArms of rms of rms of rms of IIIIngilby of ngilby of ngilby of ngilby of RRRRipley.ipley.ipley.ipley.


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IIIIngilby of ngilby of ngilby of ngilby of RRRRipleyipleyipleyipley

TTTThe first of this ancient family who settled at RRRRipley was, upon authentic record: -

IR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle in the county of YYYYork, KKKKnight married

EDELINEEDELINEEDELINEEDELINE daughter of --- TTTTheweng of --- “SSSSir

TTTThomas IIIIngilby was an AAAAdvocate 21 EEEEdward III 1347

JJJJudge of AAAAssize 25 EEEEdward III 1351 JJJJustice of the KKKKing’s

BBBBench on the 30th of September 35 EEEEdward III 1361, which

seat he retained for the remainder of his life, having been

for most of his time the only judge there except the CCCChief. He was succeeded at the

KKKKing’s BBBBench on the 6th of May 1378 by RRRRobert TTTTriscillian. HHHHe received L40 per annum beyond his stated

judicial salary of 40 marks and besides this he had a fee of L20 per annum allowed for holding assizes in

different counties. (see Lives of the Judges by RossLives of the Judges by RossLives of the Judges by RossLives of the Judges by Ross). HHHHis attendance in PPPParliament had been regular for 14

years in the letter part of the reign of EEEEdward III.”

“Pensioner ad terminum vita Domins Thomas de Ingelby 50” (see Habere Rolls, York MinsterHabere Rolls, York MinsterHabere Rolls, York MinsterHabere Rolls, York Minster)

“IIIIn 1357 SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby obtained a CCCCharter for a weekly market at RRRRipley every Monday and a fair

every year on the eve of the day and the morrow of the AAAAssumption of the BBBBlessed VVVVirgin” (see old MS at

RRRRipley).

“TTTThomas de IIIIngelby habet liberum WWWWarr in RRRRipley AAAAmundesley and HHHHoten WWWWardesley. EEEEbor. CCCCart.

30EEEEdwIII N5. et mercat apud IIIIngelby CCCCart. 31EEEEdwIII N3” (see Vol I PPPPeter-le-NNNNeve’s BBBBarts: -)

“TTTThomas de IIIIngelby de RRRRipley maneri feria Ebor 31EEEEdwIII 1357.”

“36EEEEdwIII RRRRex concess TTTThomas de EEEEngleby in feodo certe terras et tenement in HHHHarlesden et WWWWestherlesen

in com EEEEbor qua feruut TTTThomas SSSSilcocke et RRRRoberti de FFFFoxton adhaerem GGGGilberto de MMMMiddleton proditori

EEEEdw 2yr servie dedit.”

“TTTThomas de IIIIngelby is pardoned for having acquired to himself and his wife CCCCatherine and his heirs forever

without previously obtaining the bishop’s licence to lands in HHHHalughton. SSSSedberge, and HHHHurworth-on-TTTTees”.

(Durham Durham Durham Durham Records, Bishop Hatfield’s Pontificate 1345 to 1381Records, Bishop Hatfield’s Pontificate 1345 to 1381Records, Bishop Hatfield’s Pontificate 1345 to 1381Records, Bishop Hatfield’s Pontificate 1345 to 1381.)


AAAArms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of SSSSir ir ir ir TTTThomahomahomahomas s s s IIIIngilby, ngilby, ngilby, ngilby, KKKKnight in the night in the night in the night in the CCCChurch at hurch at hurch at hurch at RRRRipley ipley ipley ipley TTTTop op op op LLLLine ine ine ine = FFFFoot of oot of oot of oot of TTTTomb; omb; omb; omb; BBBBottom ottom ottom ottom LLLLine ine ine ine = HHHHead of ead of ead of ead of TTTTombombombomb

“IIIIn 1364 JJJJoan wife of SSSSir TTTThomas GGGGravesend holding the MMMManor of CCCChadwell in the county of EEEEssex in dower

conveyed it to TTTThomas de IIIIngelby, from whom it took its name and is called IIIIngleby MMMManor” to this day. (see

Morants History of EssexMorants History of EssexMorants History of EssexMorants History of Essex.)

“39EEEEdwIII 1365. SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby KKKKnight and SSSSir TTTThomas BBBBoynton, KKKKnight of AAAAcklam, had a grant

jointly from EEEEdward III for free warrens in lands in AAAAcklam in CCCClyveland, AAAAresome, RRRRouceby, NNNNewton and

BBBBoynton EEEEbor” (see Calend Rotulorum ChartarumCalend Rotulorum ChartarumCalend Rotulorum ChartarumCalend Rotulorum Chartarum).

“39EEEEdwIII 1365. TTTThomas IIIIngilby sui concessit liberum WWWWarrenam in orbus sarut fire de RRRRipeley, FFFFlaske &c.

et armo frequent viva mercata et faciam in manero suo de RRRRipeley.”

EEEEntering RRRRipley CCCChurch by the BBBBaptiste CCCChapel, between two pillars, to the left of the tomb of SSSSir TTTThomas

IIIIngilby and EEEEdeline his wife. IIIIt is an altar tomb of wrought limestone, ornamented round with figures in

supplicating attitudes and between these a number of shields (see below). On the top of the tomb are

whole-length figures of the KKKKnight and his LLLLady. TTTThe former is in complete armour with his head resting

upon an animal representing a wild boar and his feet against some other animal. OOOOn his breast is a

sculptured shield, charged with an estoile of six points. TTTThe lady is habited in a long robe with folding plaits;

her hair is combed back under the cap, which has a lace-border. HHHHer head rests on a pillow, and her feet

against a crouching leopard. BBBBetween these figures lies the mutilated effigy of a male child. RRRRound the

cornice of the tomb is an inscription with the name still legible, but the remainder is nearly obliterated.

TTTThis tomb is said to have been here since the foundation of the Church, having been removed from the OOOOld

CCCChapel.

SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby KKKKnight and EEEEdeline his wife died before 1375 (for Will of their son Henry IngilbyWill of their son Henry IngilbyWill of their son Henry IngilbyWill of their son Henry Ingilby see p5)

and were buried in the OOOOld CCCChapel at RRRRipley.

IIIIn several pedigrees and histories the above SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby is said to have married CCCCatherine daughter

and heiress of --- RRRRipley of RRRRipley, which is incorrect. HHHHenry IIIIngilby, second son of SSSSir TTTThomas in his WWWWill

dated 20 Oct 1375 leaves certain sums of money to pray for the SSSSouls of “TTTThomas de IIIIngilby patris mei et


EEEEdeline matris mae”. TTTTorre’s MSS also has EEEEdeline and not CCCCatherine. AAAAgain, if this lady was daughter and

heiress of a RRRRipley, her CCCCoat of AAAArms would have been quartered IIIIngilbys’ which are not, nor are they

impaled with the arms of any of the IIIIngilbys’. BBBBut in an ancient pedigree at RRRRipley CCCCastle this SSSSir TTTThomas

IIIIngilby impales the arms of TTTTheweng and on his tomb is also the same shield which proves that he married

EEEEdeline TTTTheweng and not CCCCatherine RRRRipley.

SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby, knight and Edeline his wife had issue: -

1 SIR THOMAS INGILBYSIR THOMAS INGILBYSIR THOMAS INGILBYSIR THOMAS INGILBY (see p6)

2 HENRY IHENRY IHENRY IHENRY INGILBYNGILBYNGILBYNGILBY (see below)

3 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY (see p6)

4 WILLIAMWILLIAMWILLIAMWILLIAM

5 DAVIDDAVIDDAVIDDAVID

1 ALICE INGILBYALICE INGILBYALICE INGILBYALICE INGILBY was married to Sir William Mauleverer, Knight

2 AAAA daughter married to ---- BBBBoynton

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2 HENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBY was “prebend of the prebendaries of SSSSouth CCCCave and of CCCCastre in the CCCCathedral

CCCChurch of YYYYork and LLLLincoln, of OOOOxton and CCCCrophill in the CCCCollegiate CCCChurch of SSSSouthwell in the diocese of

YYYYork, and also PPPPrebendary in the CCCCollegiate CCCChurch of DDDDarlington, and also RRRRector of the PPPParish CCCChurch of

HHHHaughton-le-SSSSkerne in the DDDDiocese of DDDDurham.” SSSSee his WWWWill which is dated at YYYYork the 15th of June 1375

and was proved on the 20th of October 1375. IIIIn this WWWWill he leaves his “soul to him who redeemed him with

HHHHis most PPPPrecious BBBBlood and his body to be buried without worldly pomp in the CCCCathedral CCCChurch of YYYYork,

should he die near there, or if perchance he should die on the spot of any of his other benefices, then to be

buried in front of the HHHHigh AAAAltar in the PPPParish CCCChurch of that place or should he die more than 30 miles

from any of his benefices then to be buried in the nearest PPPParish CCCChurch or BBBBurial GGGGround. He also leaves

certain sums of money to different AAAAbbots and CCCConvents for prayers for the SSSSouls of “TTTThomas de IIIIngilby

patris mer et EEEEdeline matris mae dominorum JJJJohannis de IIIIngilby DDDDavid de WWWWolloux, et WWWWillelmi de DDDDalton

ac WWWWillelmi de BBBBenham.”

IIIIn CCCChamberlain’s RRRRoll, FFFFabric RRRRecords, YYYYork MMMMinster 1371: -“MMMMagna FFFFirma de L103. 16s. 0d. de domino

HHHHenrico de IIIIngelby pro hujus firma de dicto temp.” TTTThere is also a long account of the various vestments,

figures of AAAAlabaster, pearls and precious stones “ex DDDDomini HHHHenrico de IIIIngelby.”

“WWWWe have received of the venerable and discreet person SSSSir HHHHenry IIIIngleby our fellow CCCCannon of YYYYork,

BBBBrother of the said CCCChurch of YYYYork out of the legacy of DDDDonation of SSSSir DDDDavidde WWWWallori CCCCannon of YYYYork &c.

23 December 1370 (see Browne’s Peters YorkBrowne’s Peters YorkBrowne’s Peters YorkBrowne’s Peters York).

“HHHHenry de IIIIngleby was prebend of UUUUmpleford in the CCCCathedral of YYYYork an.dom: 1350 and of SSSSouth CCCCave 1351 to

1375.” (see Draties EborDraties EborDraties EborDraties Ebor).

HHHHenry IIIIngleby was buried in 1375 at YYYYork.

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QQQQuarterly: uarterly: uarterly: uarterly: ---- 1111+4 4 4 4 MMMMowbrayowbrayowbrayowbray;;;; 2222+3 3 3 3 CCCChaumonthaumonthaumonthaumont

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3 JOHJOHJOHJOHN INGILBY N INGILBY N INGILBY N INGILBY according to his brother’s WWWWill died before 1375.

CCCCalend arium IIIInquis, post MMMMortem EEEEscaet 37EEEEdwIII No.24 second numbers “TTTThomas fil RRRRot’ti de

HHHHeselarton pro Joh’e de IIIIngelby

1363 LLLLouthorp MMMManor ) FFFFyueley divers terr et ten ‘remain ’eidem TTTThame ) EEEEbor”

CCCCalendarium IIIInquis post MMMMortem EEEEscaet 44EEEEdeIII No.27 “SSSSimon de HHHHeslarton ch’r pro Joh’e de IIIIngelby

p’sona eccl’re de LLLLouthorp

1370 LLLLouthorp 4th pars 400 acr’ pastur ) HHHHarpham & ) terr&c reman’ ) EEEEbor” WWWWylton-in- ) eidem John ) PPPPykeryngleyth ) )

AAAAbbreviatio RRRRotulorum OOOOriginalium. In orig anno vr EEEEdwardi l’cii xxxvii. “TTTThomas fil RRRRot’ti de HHHHeselarton

de LLLLouthorp dat triginta quing mercas plic’ dandi JJJJohn de IIIIngelby p’sone ecctic de LLLLouthorp quedam terv’ in

LLLLouthorp hend’ ad man’ mort”

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IR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBYIR THOMAS INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight was KKKKnight of the SSSShire

23EEEEdwardIII 1350.

HHHHe married ELIZABETHELIZABETHELIZABETHELIZABETH daughter and

heiress of WWWWilliam MMMMowbray of KKKKirklington by

MMMMargaret, daughter and heiress of JJJJohn

CCCChaumont of CCCColton in the ainstey of YYYYork.

TTTThis MMMMargaret remarried secondly WWWWalter DDDDalingrife and thirdly

WWWWilliam CCCCheyney.

“45EEEEdwardIII 1374. IIIIneo od TTTThomas IIIIngelby lit in TTTThes SSSSalvo

CCCCustodieno duas bayes quarz unae continet bria ass finit CCCCoram

TTTThomas de IIIIngelby i JJJJohne CCCCavendish JJJJustia t alia bag rotul diet ass in

CCCCom NNNNorth WWWWarr4 eye DDDDerby NNNNoting RRRRobt tLLLLincoln de AAAArinis RRRReg. EEEE.

Lrii post xliiii xlu xluq et recepte fuerunt pmau dm ade de HHHHevlyngdy uni CCCCumatory de sea cis xxiii die Nov

anno xlviii iv sea cis Regis pdei.” (see Fabric Rolls, York Msee Fabric Rolls, York Msee Fabric Rolls, York Msee Fabric Rolls, York Minsterinsterinsterinster)

“Nomina excepta de gea in PPPParliami 1381 SSSSomerset TTTThomas IIIIngelby.” (see Fabric Rolls, York MinsterFabric Rolls, York MinsterFabric Rolls, York MinsterFabric Rolls, York Minster)


RRRRocliffeocliffeocliffeocliffe

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6RRRRichardII (1383). CCCCal. RRRRotulorum m H-3 part “pardonatio concessu TTTThomas de IIIIngelby de quam pluribus

nephandis proditionibus viz. DDDDeprosteruatione demorum fractionibus gaelorum et decapitationibus diversum

personarum.

9-10RRRRichardII CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.135

TTTThomas IIIIngelby felo (breve tantum ) NNNNorth PPPPederton una carne ‘terr’ ) SSSSomerset LLLLymyngton quedam reddit ) YYYYuelchestre ats IIIIlchester reddit )

16RRRRichardII (1393). CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.56 “TTTThomas IIIIngelby pro priore et convent evdinis

FFFFratrum PPPPredicator de JJJJarum JJJJarum tria messuage Ebvv.” (For Pedigree of Mowbray see part IIIFor Pedigree of Mowbray see part IIIFor Pedigree of Mowbray see part IIIFor Pedigree of Mowbray see part III)

SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby, KKKKnight and EEEEllinora his wife had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY KKKKnight (see below)

2 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY (see below)

3 SIR HUMPHREY INGILBYSIR HUMPHREY INGILBYSIR HUMPHREY INGILBYSIR HUMPHREY INGILBY married DDDDorothy wife of SSSSir WWWWalter PPPPeington, KKKKnight. (see Lansdowne see Lansdowne see Lansdowne see Lansdowne

MSS British Museum MSS British Museum MSS British Museum MSS British Museum DCCCLXXDCCCLXXDCCCLXXDCCCLXX 14141414).

TTTThe above SSSSir TTTThomas IIIIngilby is supposed to have been the FFFFounder of the present CCCChurch at RRRRipley. HHHHis tomb is in the NNNNorth AAAAisle near the PPPPatron’s CCCChoir covered with a large black marble slab. HHHHis wife EEEEllinora is also buried there. HHHHe died 1415.

IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight.

8HHHHenryVI (1430) CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.75 ”WWWWillielmi IIIIngilby filii

AAAAlianorae filiae WWWWillielmi MMMMowbray &c. probateio aetatis EEEEbor.”

HHHHe died without issue.

OHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, EEEEsquire succeeded his brother SSSSir WWWWilliam

IIIIngilby. HHHHe married ELLENELLENELLENELLEN daughter and heiress of SSSSir

BBBBryan RRRRocliffe of RRRRocliffe in the county of YYYYork, KKKKnight.

JJJJohn IIIIngilby held 1 marsh and 12 acres of arable land in

CCCChadwell, EEEEssex of AAAAnne, CCCCountess of SSSStafford by service

of one sparrow hawk yearly at MMMMichaelmas and his son

HHHHumphrey held the MMMManor of IIIInglebies entirely by service aforesaid. (For Pedigree For Pedigree For Pedigree For Pedigree

of Rocliffe see part IIIof Rocliffe see part IIIof Rocliffe see part IIIof Rocliffe see part III)

PPPParish of HHHHurworth, IIIInglebys MMMManor, as it is termed in the IIIInquest of 1607 arose by sub-infeudation under

TTTTalbois. HHHHenry de IIIIngilby, CCCClerk died seized of lands in SSSSedberg 1382 which descended to his nephew JJJJohn de


PPPPedwardineedwardineedwardineedwardine

HHHHolmeolmeolmeolme

DDDDe le le le la RRRRyveryveryveryver

IIIIngelby; & JJJJohn in 1409, besides lands in SSSSedberge, died seized of 31 oxgangs & 7 acres of meadow, 6

meassuages & 7 cottages in HHHHurworth. TTTThese lands descended lineally to TTTThomas, WWWWilliam, JJJJohn and

WWWWilliam IIIIngelby (see Surtees’ History of Durham vol III psee Surtees’ History of Durham vol III psee Surtees’ History of Durham vol III psee Surtees’ History of Durham vol III p....253253253253). TTTThis JJJJohn IIIIngilby is called by TTTThoresby and

others “FFFFoundator MMMMonast. DDDDe MMMMount GGGGrace” which was not the case. TTTThe monastery of MMMMount GGGGrace was

founded about 1396 by TTTThomas de HHHHolland, DDDDuke of SSSSurrey (see Dugdale’s Monastconsee Dugdale’s Monastconsee Dugdale’s Monastconsee Dugdale’s Monastcon). BBBBut JJJJohn IIIIngilby and

his wife EEEEllen evidently added to the FFFFoundation.

“CCCCarta RRRRegis PPPPriori et CCCConventui DDDDomus MMMMontisgraciae, OOOOrdinis CCCCarthusianovum, facta. MMMMichaelis

RRRRecordae 3HHHHenIV. Vel. V. RRRRotulo 68 RRRRemem RRRRegis.” “CCCCarta RRRRegis PPPPriori et CCCConventui DDDDomus

MMMMontisgraciae, OOOOrdinis CCCCarthusianovum, facta. MMMMichaelis, 13HHHHenV. RRRRotulo 68.” (From Jones’From Jones’From Jones’From Jones’s Index to the s Index to the s Index to the s Index to the

RRRRecords, London mdccxcv, vol iiecords, London mdccxcv, vol iiecords, London mdccxcv, vol iiecords, London mdccxcv, vol ii).”

JJJJohn IIIIngilby and EEEEllen his wife had issue: -

THOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBY (see page 9)

CATHERCATHERCATHERCATHERINE INGILBYINE INGILBYINE INGILBYINE INGILBY married to WWWWalter PPPPedwardine, EEEEsquire of LLLLincoln “20 March 2RRRRichardII

WWWWaltus PPPPedwardine chs Vie’ LLLLincoln.

WWWWalter PPPPedwardine died on the 14th of August 1429.

“WWWWalter PPPPedwardine died leaving RRRRoger, who had two sons CCCChristopher and PPPPeter

who died young, and TTTThomas who died without issue, AAAAnne married JJJJohn

QQQQuickland of BBBBoston in LLLLincolnshire, JJJJoan who died without issue, and CCCCatherine

who married first NNNNicholas DDDDene and secondly DDDDavid SSSSilsitt or CCCCecil, grandfather of

LLLLord BBBBurghley; by her second husband she had no children but through the first

marriage descended WWWWilliam SSSSaville, MMMMarquess of HHHHalifax and his children AAAAnne CCCCountess of AAAAylesbury,

DDDDorothy CCCCountess of BBBBurlington, and MMMMary, CCCCountess of TTTThanet.”

JENNET INGILBYJENNET INGILBYJENNET INGILBYJENNET INGILBY married to JJJJohn HHHHolme of HHHHolderness.

ISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBY married to TTTThomas de la RRRRyver of BBBBrandsby in the county of

YYYYork, - son and heir of MMMMarmaduke de la RRRRyver of BBBBrandsby and had issue (see see see see

Pedigree of de la Ryver part IIIPedigree of de la Ryver part IIIPedigree of de la Ryver part IIIPedigree of de la Ryver part III). TTTThey were both living in the 2nd year of the reign

of HHHHenry V.


HHHHolmeolmeolmeolme

BBBBeckwitheckwitheckwitheckwith

SSSStapletontapletontapletontapleton

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HOMAS INGILBYHOMAS INGILBYHOMAS INGILBYHOMAS INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, EEEEsquire was born

in 1388. TTTThomas fil et har aet 21 in 1409 (SurteeSurteeSurteeSurtees History s History s History s History

of Durham vol iii, pof Durham vol iii, pof Durham vol iii, pof Durham vol iii, p....253253253253). HHHHe married MARIAN MARIAN MARIAN MARIAN

daughter of WWWWilliam HHHHolme of PPPPaull-HHHHolme in the

county of YYYYork. IIIIn “1453 TTTTho. YYYYngelby” was one of the

members of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild YYYYork (see list of see list of see list of see list of

members of this Guild. Surtees Society Publicationsmembers of this Guild. Surtees Society Publicationsmembers of this Guild. Surtees Society Publicationsmembers of this Guild. Surtees Society Publications) (see Pedigree of Holme part IIIsee Pedigree of Holme part IIIsee Pedigree of Holme part IIIsee Pedigree of Holme part III)

SSSShe was buried at RRRRipley in 1470.

TTTThomas IIIIngilby and MMMMarian his wife had issue: -

SIR SIR SIR SIR WILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBY (see below)

ELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBY married TTTThomas BBBBeckwith of CCCClint in the PPPParish of

RRRRipley and county of YYYYork and died without issue.

HHHHe died in 1475 (see Pedigree of Besee Pedigree of Besee Pedigree of Besee Pedigree of Beckwith part IIIckwith part IIIckwith part IIIckwith part III).

AGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBY married PPPPiers CCCCave.

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IRIRIRIR WILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight, married JOANJOANJOANJOAN daughter

of SSSSir BBBBryan SSSStapleton, KKKKnight of the GGGGarter, of

CCCCarlton in the county of YYYYork. (see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of

Stapleton part IIIStapleton part IIIStapleton part IIIStapleton part III) aet 8 in 1416 (see Surtees Hist. Of see Surtees Hist. Of see Surtees Hist. Of see Surtees Hist. Of

Durham vol iii p.253Durham vol iii p.253Durham vol iii p.253Durham vol iii p.253) 18 November 10 LLLLangley.

“14HHHHenryVI (1436) SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight was a

CCCCommissioner with SSSSir WWWWilliam PPPPlumpton, KKKKnight, SSSSir WWWWilliam GGGGascoigne, KKKKnight,

SSSSir RRRRobert WWWWaterton, KKKKnight, TTTThomas CCCClarell, GGGGuy FFFFairfax, JJJJohn TTTThwaites, JJJJohn

GGGGascoigne and RRRRobert MMMMauliverer to array men-at-arms, hoblers and archers in the WWWWest-rithing of

YYYYorkshire, and to send them to the sea coast to repel the threatened invasion; also to make muster of the

said troops, and place signals called BBBBeykyns, in accustomed and convenient places, to warn people of the

approach of the enemy.” (see Plump. Cart.see Plump. Cart.see Plump. Cart.see Plump. Cart.)

IIIIn the list of members of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild, YYYYork (Surtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society Publications) is the following: - “1449.

DDDDom. JJJJohanna YYYYngelby AAAAgnes filia ejus, HHHHelena, KKKKaterina filia ejus, JJJJoh YYYYngelby cognatus ejus.”

IIIIn CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.9 17HHHHenryVI (1439) is the following list of lands: -


WWWWillielmus IIIIngelby miles ’Chadwell 1 mariseus et 12 acr’ ) Terr ‘nt de mamerio de Fobyngg ) EEEEssex Sutton super Darwent advoc eccliae ) Mountgrace advoc priorat ) EEEEbor Sprydlington maner ‘rocat’ South ) Maner’ extent’ ) LLLLincoln Chaldewell maner’ ihidern rocat’ ) Ingilby’s maner’ ) EEEEssex Rippeley ) ) Hoton Wandesley ) ) Angvum ) ) Knapton ) ) Ehor ) ) Hessey Parva ) ) Cattel et Marston ) ) Stoketon super Moram ) ) Knapton juxta Ebor ) ) Conpuston ) ) Hawkeswike in Craven ) ten ‘ten&c in ) EEEEbor Rypon ) villis de ) Kirkeby Malsert ) ) Lareton ) ) Thekeston super Swale ) ) Manseld ) ) Yarum ) ) Kirkeleventon ) ) Estharlesay ) ) Westharlsey ) ) Aymunderby ) ) et ) ) Colton ) ) In the CCCCamden SSSSociety PPPPapers CCCCartul. No.448 is the following indenture dated 16 November 18HHHHenryVI

(1440) “AAAAn IIIIndenture between PPPPeter AAAArdern agent for WWWWilliam de la PPPPoole in the county of SSSSuffolk, steward

of OOOOur LLLLord the KKKKing for his DDDDuchy of LLLLancaster in northern parts on the one side and JJJJoan lately wife of

WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, soldier, deceased on the other concerning the right of herbage and pasturage in the park of

BBBBilton in the domaine of KKKKnaresborough.”

CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.13 19EEEEdwardIV (1480) JJJJoh’a IIIIngelby vidua

FFFFokerthorp ) YYYYarrm ) messuage terrae &c EEEEbor IIIIn the 3rd vol of YYYYork WWWWills (vol 47 Surtees Society Publicationsvol 47 Surtees Society Publicationsvol 47 Surtees Society Publicationsvol 47 Surtees Society Publications) is the WWWWill of JJJJoan, widow of SSSSir WWWWilliam

IIIIngilby, KKKKnight. “October 12th 1478. DDDDomina JJJJohanna IIIIngelby relicta WWWWillelmi IIIIngelby, militis sep in

monasterio, sive prioratu domus CCCCarthusiensium EEEEbor dioc MMMMountgrace vulgariter dictae LLLLego AAAAnnae

CCCConstable, IIIIsabella CCCConstable filiae mea’, nuper uxoris JJJJohannis CCCConstable de HHHHalsham, militis quingentas

libras, quas RRRRobertus BBBBulmer, WWWWillelmus NNNNevill, et HHHHenricus EEEEure, armigeri michi debent JJJJacobus

SSSStrangways, JJJJohannes LLLLaton de SSSSaxhow armiger michi debent 125 mercas LLLLego KKKKaterinae, filiae meae

omnia terras, etc., in villis de HHHHoton, WWWWandeslay, KKKKyllinghall, SSSSpuristay, MMMMawnley-super-SSSSwale, KKKKirkby-


SSSSothillothillothillothill

WWWWombwellombwellombwellombwell

CCCConstable of onstable of onstable of onstable of HHHHalshamalshamalshamalsham

super-WWWWiske, et SSSSkelton-juxta-EEEEbor. EEEExecutores ordino KKKKaterinam EEEElenam, filias meas, et SSSStephanum

NNNNewton capellanum.”

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight and JJJJoan his wife were buried, probably at MMMMount GGGGrace.

AAAAmongst the list of jewels, ornaments and other effects belonging to the GGGGuild of CCCCorpus CCCChristi, YYYYork is

“IIIItem i tabernaculum de auro dominae JJJJohannae IIIIngylby, prêt, liijs. Iiij a.”

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and JJJJean his wife had issue: -

JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY (see p12)

AGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBY married to JJJJohn SSSSothill of EEEEveringham in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire, son of JJJJohn SSSSothill

of WWWWest Rasen in the county of LLLLincoln by JJJJean daughter and heiress of SSSSir JJJJohn

PPPPoucher, KKKKnight (see Test EborIV 186see Test EborIV 186see Test EborIV 186see Test EborIV 186). (see Pedigree of Sothill part IIIsee Pedigree of Sothill part IIIsee Pedigree of Sothill part IIIsee Pedigree of Sothill part III). IIIIn “1472

JJJJoh SSSSootell de EEEEveryngham, arm. et AAAAgnes, uxor ejus “were members of CCCCorpus

CCCChristi GGGGuild, YYYYork. (see Surtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society Publications). AAAAlso in 1449 AAAAgnes IIIIngelby

was a member of the same GGGGuild.

JJJJohn SSSSothill married secondly in 1452 AAAAlice WWWWaslyn.

“TTTThe WWWWill of JJJJohn SSSSothill is dated 10 May 1490, in which he wishes his body to be buried at EEEEveringham: the

WWWWill was proved 28th of November 1494. GGGGeorge SSSSothill his son and heir was an imbecile. (see Test. Ebor IV see Test. Ebor IV see Test. Ebor IV see Test. Ebor IV

186186186186).

CATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBY was married to TTTThomas WWWWombwell of WWWWombwell in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire

and had issue (see part IIIsee part IIIsee part IIIsee part III). SSSShe was a member of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild, YYYYork in

1449 (see p--). SSSShe was an executor to her mother’s will, which is dated 12th

October 1478 (see p--). “1479. KKKKaterina YYYYngylby soro dominae EEEElenae CCCConstabyll”

(see list of members see list of members see list of members see list of members of Corpus Christi Guild, York. Surtees Society Publicationsof Corpus Christi Guild, York. Surtees Society Publicationsof Corpus Christi Guild, York. Surtees Society Publicationsof Corpus Christi Guild, York. Surtees Society Publications).

ELINA INGILBYELINA INGILBYELINA INGILBYELINA INGILBY was married to SSSSir JJJJohn CCCConstable of HHHHalsham in the county of

YYYYork, KKKKnight and had issue. (see Test. Ebor III 243see Test. Ebor III 243see Test. Ebor III 243see Test. Ebor III 243) (see part IIIsee part IIIsee part IIIsee part III)

SSSShe was a member of CCCCorpus CCCChristi, YYYYork in 1449.

SSSShe was an executor to her mother’s will, which is dated 12th October 1478

(see p10).


SSSStrangewaystrangewaystrangewaystrangeways

WWWWelleselleselleselles

J

o OHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, EEEEsquire was born on the 7th of July 1434 at

RRRRipley and was married to MARGERYMARGERYMARGERYMARGERY daughter of SSSSir

JJJJames SSSStrangeways, KKKKnight of HHHHarlsey in the county of

YYYYork (see part IIIsee part IIIsee part IIIsee part III).

“CCCCalend IIIInquis. post MMMMortem, 34HHHHenryVI (1456) No.23 JJJJohannis IIIIngilby filii et heredis WWWWillielmi IIIIngilby

militis defunct.’ PPPProbat aetat. Ebor.” CCCCalendarium IIIInquis. post MMMMortem 35HHHHenryVI (1457) No.71. JJJJohannis

IIIIngilby filius et beres WWWWillielmi IIIIngilby militis defunct.

Sutton super Derwent advoc ecctiae ) Mountgrace advoc priorat ) EEEEbor Sprydlyngton quoddam uranerium ) Ibidem rocat’ Southmaner’ ) LLLLincoln Chaldwell maner ‘ibidem rocat ) Ingilbyes tent’ ut de manerio de ) EEEEssex Fobbyng ) Colton 3borat ‘terr it’m ) Steton 2 messuag’ et 9 borat ‘terr’ ) itm ) Appulton 1 messuag “7 borat ‘terr’ ) et 10 acr ‘prat’ itm ) Acastre Malbysh 1 et dimid acr’ ) prat’ itm ) Midilthorp 3 acr’ prat itm ) Aikham Brian 15 acr ‘terr’ itm ) EEEEbor Ebor civitas 10 messuag’ itm ac 9 ) messuage ‘et 2 partes 1 messuag’ ) itm. ) Skeldergate itm reddit 6s. 8d. ) itm. ) Monkegate itm reddit 8s, itm ) Goderumgate itm redd’ 3s. Itm. ) Birtlane ibm red 3s. 6d. Itm. ) SSSSir BBBBryan SSSStapleton had the custody of JJJJohn IIIIngilby’s lands at CCCColton in 1439.

JJJJohn IIIIngilby died in the lifetime of his mother JJJJean IIIIngilby, she living to extreme

old age.

MMMMargery IIIIngilby married secondly RRRRichard LLLLord WWWWelles and WWWWilloughby.


“OOOOn 10th August 1468 a licence was issued to the vicar of OOOOsmotherley to allow RRRRichard WWWWelles LLLLord WWWWelles

and WWWWilloughby and MMMMargery IIIIngleby to be married in the CCCChapel within the MMMManor HHHHouse of SSSSir JJJJames

SSSStrangeways at HHHHarlesey after bannes had been thrice published.” (seeseeseesee vol III Surtees Society Publications vol III Surtees Society Publications vol III Surtees Society Publications vol III Surtees Society Publications

Test. Ebor. Tit. WillsTest. Ebor. Tit. WillsTest. Ebor. Tit. WillsTest. Ebor. Tit. Wills).

“1465 Aug 10th LLLLetter to the VVVVicar of OOOOsmotherley to allow RRRRichard LLLLord WWWWelles and WWWWilloughby and

MMMMargery IIIIngleby his PPPParishoner to be married in the chapel within the MMMManor HHHHouse of SSSSir JJJJames

SSSStrangewayes at HHHHarlsey after bannes.” (see extract from Reg. Neville 1see extract from Reg. Neville 1see extract from Reg. Neville 1see extract from Reg. Neville 1.... 102 Surtees Society Publications102 Surtees Society Publications102 Surtees Society Publications102 Surtees Society Publications).

IIIIn 1470 MMMMargery WWWWells was a member of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild, YYYYork. (see list of members ofsee list of members ofsee list of members ofsee list of members of this society in this society in this society in this society in

Surtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society PublicationsSurtees Society Publications).

“SSSSir RRRRichard WWWWelles married 1st JJJJeane daughter and heiress of RRRRobert LLLLord WWWWilloughby d’EEEEresby and was

summoned to PPPParliament in her right as LLLLord WWWWilloughby from 26th May 1455 to 28th February 1466.

RRRRichard WWWWelles LLLLord WWWWilloughby had a grant in the 4th of EEEEdw4 through the KKKKing’s special favour of all the

goods, chattels and moveables, whereof his father died possessed (they having become forfeited at his

father’s death at the BBBBattle of TTTTowton FFFField on PPPPalm SSSSunday 1461) and the next ensuing year had

restitution of the manors of WWWWelles and other estates in the county of LLLLincoln with lands in

NNNNorthumberland. IIIIn three years afterwards (1468) his LLLLordship obtained a full restitution in blood and

honors. BBBBut this good fortune had a brief endurance, for the next year RRRRichard NNNNeville, the stout EEEEarl of

WWWWarwick, taking up arms for the restoration of HHHHenry VI made SSSSir RRRRobert WWWWelles, son and heir of LLLLord

WWWWilloughby and WWWWelles a brave and able commander, general of the LLLLancastrian forces. WWWWhereupon SSSSir

RRRRobert drove SSSSir TTTThomas BBBBurgh, a KKKKnight of the KKKKing’s house, out of LLLLincolnshire, pulled down his

dwelling, seized upon all his goods and chattels and at the head of thirty thousand of the people raised the

standard of LLLLancaster and cried KKKKing HHHHenry. OOOOf this insurrection, as soon as KKKKing EEEEdward had intelligence

he summoned the LLLLord WWWWilloughby and WWWWelles to his presence, but that nobleman on arriving in LLLLondon

with his brother-in-law, SSSSir JJJJohn DDDDymoke, and learning that the KKKKing was highly incensed, fled to the

SSSSanctuary at WWWWestminster, and there determined to remain until his wrath was assuaged. TTTThe KKKKing

hoping, however, to terminate the disturbance in LLLLincolnshire, without being obliged to take the field, sent

for his LLLLordship, and induced him to leave his asylum, upon a solemn promise of safety. He then required of

LLLLord WWWWelles to command his son to lay down his arms, and in the interim marched at the head of what

forces he could collect into LLLLincolnshire, taking LLLLord WWWWelles and SSSSir JJJJohn DDDDymoke, with him. BBBBut when he

arrived within two days journey of SSSStamford, where his adversaries were stationed, he learnt that SSSSir

RRRRobert WWWWelles had refused to obey the injunctions of his father, which had been conveyed to him by letter,

and becoming enraged at the refusal, he caused, in violation of his royal promise, the heads of LLLLord WWWWelles

and SSSSir JJJJohn DDDDymoke to be forthwith cut off. IIIIn revenge of this act of treachery SSSSir RRRRobert WWWWelles, without

awaiting the coming of WWWWarwick, attacked the RRRRoyal AAAArmy, although superior in number to that which he

commanded, but after a most gallant and obstinate struggle, his men at length deserting him, sustained a

defeat and being made prisoner, was immediately beheaded. TTTThe death of the father and his heroic son took


SSSStillingtontillingtontillingtontillington

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place almost at the same time in 1469, and they were both attainted after the restoration of EEEEdward IV in

1474.” (see Burke’s Extinct Peeragesee Burke’s Extinct Peeragesee Burke’s Extinct Peeragesee Burke’s Extinct Peerage).

IIIIn the CCCChurch of SSSSt. NNNNicholas, HHHHertford the following MMMMonumental IIIInscription is preserved by WWWWeever, “HHHHie

jacet venerabilis armiger JJJJohannes IIIIngylby, qui obit festo MMMMatthei AAAApostoli et EEEEvangeliste 1457.” TTTThis person

was in special favour and flourished in the service of KKKKing Henry the sixth: - Clutterbuck’s History of Herts.Clutterbuck’s History of Herts.Clutterbuck’s History of Herts.Clutterbuck’s History of Herts.

JJJJohn IIIIngilby and MMMMargery his wife had issue: -

SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY, KKKKnight (see below)

o

IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight was born on the 25th of

March 1455 at WWWWest HHHHarlsey in the county of YYYYork. HHHHe

married CATHERINECATHERINECATHERINECATHERINE daughter of TTTThomas SSSStillington,

EEEEsquire of AAAAcaster-SSSSelby in the county of YYYYork (see see see see

Pedigree of Stillington Pedigree of Stillington Pedigree of Stillington Pedigree of Stillington part IIIpart IIIpart IIIpart III).

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was knighted by LLLLord GGGGloucester on MMMMitton FFFField in 1482 (see see see see

Harleian MSS 2077f. 271Harleian MSS 2077f. 271Harleian MSS 2077f. 271Harleian MSS 2077f. 271).

CCCCalend IIIInquis post MMMMortem No.89 17EdwIV (1477) “WWWWillielmi IIIIngilby filii et heredis JJJJohannis IIIIngilby filii et

heredis WWWWillielmi IIIIngilby militis defunct PPPProbatio aetatis EEEEbor.”

“SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was one of those KKKKnights serving with the EEEEarl of NNNNorthumberland under the DDDDuke of

GGGGloucester in “HHHHoten-FFFField” near BBBBerwick, on the 22nd of August 22EEEEdwIV (1482). IIIIn company of the same

EEEEarl he rode to meet KKKKing HHHHenry VII, in his progress to YYYYork in the first year of his reign.” BBBBy the way in

BBBBarnesdale a little beyond RRRRobyn HHHHaddleston the EEEErle of NNNNorthumberland with right a great and noble

company, mete and gave his attendance upon the KKKKing, that is for to say, with thirty-eight KKKKnights of

feedmem, besides esquires and yeoman. PPPPart of these KKKKnights names are ensuing SSSSir --- MMMMulton, SSSSir TTTTyme,

LLLLorde of SSSSaint JJJJohn’s, SSSSir WWWWilliam GGGGeiston, SSSSir HHHHugh HHHHastings, SSSSir WWWWilliam EEEEvers, SSSSir JJJJohn PPPPickering, SSSSir

RRRRobert PPPPlumpton, SSSSir PPPPers of MMMMedilton, SSSSir CCCChristopher WWWWarde, SSSSir WWWWilliam MMMMallory, SSSSir TTTThomas MMMMalyner,

SSSSir WWWWilliam EEEEnglishby (IIIIngleby), SSSSir JJJJames SSSStrangeways, SSSSir RRRRauf BBBBabthorpe, SSSSir TTTThomas NNNNormanvill, SSSSir

MMMMartin of the LLLLee, SSSSir RRRRobert HHHHilliart, SSSSir RRRRauf CCCCrathorne, SSSSir WWWWilliam BBBBeckwith, SSSSir RRRRobert VVVVtrepte, SSSSir

TTTThomas MMMMetham, SSSSir RRRRichard CCCConyers, SSSSir WWWWilliam DDDDavey, SSSSir SSSStephen HHHHamton, and SSSSir WWWWilliam AAAA.

SSSStapleton; and so proceeded that same MMMMonday to PPPPomfret, where his GGGGrace remaynede unto the TTTThursdaye

next following.” AAAAgain in 1485 at the commencement of the reign of HHHHenry VII, we find the following

notification from the EEEEarl of NNNNorthumberland to the following KKKKnights who were his feedmen – “TTTTo my

right heartily beloved cousins and friends SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngelbie of RRRRipley; SSSSir RRRRichard PPPPlumpton of

PPPPlumpton; SSSSir WWWWilliam BBBBeckwith, CCCClint, KKKKnights; and JJJJohn GGGGascoigne, EEEEsq, GGGGawkthorpe; SSSSir RRRRandall


CCCConstable of onstable of onstable of onstable of FFFFlamboroughlamboroughlamboroughlamborough

GGGGoldsborougholdsborougholdsborougholdsborough

WWWWarcopparcopparcopparcopp

WWWWriothesleyriothesleyriothesleyriothesley

PPPPigott, CCCClotherholme; SSSSir WWWWilliam SSSStapleton, WWWWighill; SSSSir PPPPiers MMMMiddleton; SSSSir CCCChristopher WWWWard,

GGGGivendale; SSSSir TTTThomas MMMMauleverer, AAAAllerton; JJJJohn HHHHastings, BBBBerwick; JJJJohn RRRRoecliff, CCCCowthorpe, are

recommended to be ready upon an ower warning” &c (see Thorpe’s Histsee Thorpe’s Histsee Thorpe’s Histsee Thorpe’s Historyoryoryory of Ripley p.38 & 39of Ripley p.38 & 39of Ripley p.38 & 39of Ripley p.38 & 39).

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby died on the 4th of December 1501 and was buried at RRRRipley. CCCCatherine his wife was

buried at RRRRipley on the 26th of February 1500.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and CCCCatherine his wife had issue: -

1 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY (see page 16)

2 RALPH INGILBYRALPH INGILBYRALPH INGILBYRALPH INGILBY died without issue

1 JANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBY married to SSSSir RRRRobert CCCConstable of FFFFlamborough, KKKKnight. HHHHe

received the honour of KKKKnighthood for his signal services against the CCCCornish rebels

on the 17th of June 1497, but afterwards in 25HHHHenryVIII (1537) taking part in the

commotion excited by JJJJohn LLLLord HHHHussey and others in LLLLincolnshire, he was

attainted and executed at HHHHull, being hanged in chains over BBBBeverley GGGGate by this

he forfeited FFFFlamborough and 35 other manors. HHHHe was at the BBBBattle of FFFFlodden

FFFField on the 9th of September 1515 (see part IIIsee part IIIsee part IIIsee part III).

2 ANNEANNEANNEANNE INGILBYINGILBYINGILBYINGILBY was married firstly to RRRRichard GGGGoldesborough of

GGGGoldesborough in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire in the 19th of HHHHenry VII. He died 30th

October 1508. (see Pedigree of Goldsborough part IIIsee Pedigree of Goldsborough part IIIsee Pedigree of Goldsborough part IIIsee Pedigree of Goldsborough part III) and left issue. HHHHe was borne

1484.

AAAAnne IIIIngilby was married secondly to RRRRobert WWWWarcopp.

AAAAnne IIIIngilby was married thirdly to TTTThomas WWWWriothesley, GGGGarter King of

AAAArms. HHHHe died 1534.


CCCConstable of onstable of onstable of onstable of FFFFlamboroughlamboroughlamboroughlamborough

BBBBerkleyerkleyerkleyerkley

J

o

OHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, EEEEsquire, was born in 1477. HHHHe married

ELEANORELEANORELEANORELEANOR daughter of SSSSir MMMMarmaduke CCCConstable of FFFFlamborough, KKKKnight (see see see see

partIIIpartIIIpartIIIpartIII). “BBBBy deed bearing date 7 May 17HHHHenryVII

(1502), JJJJohn IIIIngilby, EEEEsquire as the heir of a surviving

feoffee in some settlement made by SSSSir WWWWilliam

PPPPlumpton in the reign of EEEEdward IV conveyed his

estates in the manors of PPPPlumpton, IIIIdill, SSSSteveton, GGGGrassington-in-CCCCraven and

LLLLittle SSSStudley near RRRRipon to RRRRobert BBBBeckwith, CCCClerk and RRRRichard BBBBurgh,

CCCChaplain, to which TTTThomas RRRRos, RRRRichard GGGGoldsburgh, JJJJohn AAAAcclome and JJJJames

RRRRos EEEEsquires, subscribed as witnesses (Chartul No.515Chartul No.515Chartul No.515Chartul No.515); and at the assizes at YYYYork in the month of

September in that year, the parties thus enfeoffed had recovered the manor of PPPPlumpton against SSSSir RRRRobert

PPPPlumpton.” (see Camden Society’s Paperssee Camden Society’s Paperssee Camden Society’s Paperssee Camden Society’s Papers).

JJJJohn IIIIngilby was buried at RRRRipley having died on the 27th of August 1502. OOOOn the NNNNorth side of the CCCChancel

in RRRRipley CCCChurch, on a brass plate, fixed in a coarse marble slab is the following: -“HHHHie jacet JJJJohn’s IIIIngilby,

AAAArmig quondi, durd RRRRipley, qui obit, 27 die AAAAugusti AAAAnnouni 1502.”

EEEEleanor wife of JJJJohn IIIIngilby was a member of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild, YYYYork as

“EEEElinora YYYYngilbe” in 1504. “SSSShe was married secondly to SSSSir TTTThomas BBBBerkley,

KKKKnight, brother and heir to SSSSir MMMMaurice BBBBerkley, KKKKnight. SSSSir TTTThomas BBBBerkley

married secondly CCCCecilia widow of RRRRichard RRRRawdon EEEEsquire of GGGGloucestershire.”

(see Clutterbuck’s History of Hertssee Clutterbuck’s History of Hertssee Clutterbuck’s History of Hertssee Clutterbuck’s History of Herts).

SSSShe was buried at SSSSt. AAAAugustine’s, BBBBristol, 1525.

JJJJohn IIIIngilby and EEEEleanor his wife had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY, KKKKnight (see below)

2 RANULPH INGILBYRANULPH INGILBYRANULPH INGILBYRANULPH INGILBY died without issue

3 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY died without issue.

FFFFrom the suppression of MMMMonasteries, Camden Papers p.201 Camden Papers p.201 Camden Papers p.201 Camden Papers p.201 30HHHHenryVIII (1539) is the following: -

“TTTThe BBBBlacke FFFFryers off WWWWinchester. “FFFFryer RRRRycharde CCCChessam doctor of dyvyntye, prior.” “FFFFryer RRRRoharde

BBBBrowne”, “PPPPryer JJJJohan GGGGeorge”, “FFFFryer NNNNicholas BBBBarker”, “FFFFryer JJJJohan YYYYnggylbye (John IngilbyJohn IngilbyJohn IngilbyJohn Ingilby)”, “FFFFryer

RRRRoharde HHHHaynes.”


TTTTalboysalboysalboysalboys

TTTTournayournayournayournay

PPPPulleyne of ulleyne of ulleyne of ulleyne of KKKKillinghallillinghallillinghallillinghall

PPPPulleine of ulleine of ulleine of ulleine of SSSScottoncottoncottoncotton

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IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley

CCCCastle, KKKKnight was born in 1494.

HHHHe married CECILIA CECILIA CECILIA CECILIA daughter and

heiress of SSSSir GGGGeorge Talboys, KKKKnight of

KKKKyme in the county of Lincoln brother to

GGGGilbert, LLLLord TTTTalboys whose co-heiress she afterwards was.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and CCCCecilia his wife were entered as members of

CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild YYYYork in “1525 MMMMagister WWWWill YYYYnglebe et uxor.”

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby died on the 12th of July 1528 and was buried at

RRRRipley. IIIIn 1504 he was admitted a member of CCCCorpus CCCChristi GGGGuild YYYYork as “WWWWill YYYYngilbe.”

CCCCecilia widow of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight was married, secondly to JJJJohn

TTTTourney of CCCCaenby in the county of LLLLincoln, EEEEsquire and had issue a son, JJJJohn

TTTTourney.

IIIInq p.m. 20 Sept 20HHHHenVIII 1520

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby KKKKnight and CCCCecilia his wife had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBY KSIR WILLIAM INGILBY KSIR WILLIAM INGILBY KSIR WILLIAM INGILBY Knight (see next page).

2 GEORGE INGILBYGEORGE INGILBYGEORGE INGILBYGEORGE INGILBY died without issue.

3 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY purchased LLLLawkland HHHHall. FFFFrom him are descended the

IIIIngilby’s of that place (see part IIsee part IIsee part IIsee part II)

1 FRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBY was first wife of JJJJames PPPPulleyne of KKKKillinghall in the

CountyCountyCountyCounty of YYYYork and had issue one son JJJJohn, and a daughter CCCCecilia who died

unmarried (see Pedigree of Pulleine part IIIsee Pedigree of Pulleine part IIIsee Pedigree of Pulleine part IIIsee Pedigree of Pulleine part III).

JJJJames PPPPulleyne married secondly FFFFrances, daughter of WWWWalter PPPPulleine of SSSScotton in

the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire.


SSSSlingsbylingsbylingsbylingsby

MMMMalloryalloryalloryallory

ELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBY was married first to RRRRichard MMMMalthus.

SSSShe afterwards was first wife of SSSSir FFFFrancis SSSSlingsby of SSSScriven in the county of

YYYYork, KKKKnight, and died without issue and was buried in the SSSSlingsby CCCChapel in

KKKKnaresborough CCCChurch (see part III Pedigree of Slingsbysee part III Pedigree of Slingsbysee part III Pedigree of Slingsbysee part III Pedigree of Slingsby).

SSSSir FFFFrancis SSSSlingsby married secondly MMMMary daughter of SSSSir TTTThomas PPPPercy,

KKKKnight second brother to HHHHenry PPPPercy, EEEEarl of NNNNorthumberland.

SSSShe died aged 66 in 1598.

SSSSir FFFFrancis SSSSlingsby was buried on the 4th of August 1600 in the SSSSlingsby CCCChapel in

KKKKnaresborough CCCChurch.

IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight

was born on the – of --- 1518. HHHHe married ANNE ANNE ANNE ANNE

daughter of SSSSir WWWWilliam MMMMallory of SSSStudley in the

county of YYYYork. HHHHe was TTTTreasurer of BBBBerwick-upon-

TTTTweed in the time of EEEEdward VI and EEEElizabeth. HHHHe

was HHHHigh SSSSheriff of YYYYorkshire in 1565. IIIIn the

KKKKnight’s CCCChamber at RRRRipley CCCCastle is the following inscription carved in the frieze

of the wainscot: -

“VVVVincit OOOOmni LLLLaudis DDDDeo-SSSSoli DDDDeo honoi et GGGGloria I H CI H CI H CI H C thi wounds wrote on thi fet hands two make me

hert the to love as IIII shold do BBBBy me SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngleby and AAAAn his ladi and wife, late doghter of SSSSir

WWWWilliam MMMMalorie. AAAAmen.” BBBBetter is poverty with mirth and gladness, TTTThen is riches with sorro and

sadness.” “I H C I H C I H C I H C – I H CI H CI H CI H C be our spede, AAAAmen. MMMMon DDDDroit, made by me SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight, in the

second year of our SSSSovereign LLLLord KKKKynge EEEEdward, 1548, I.H.C. KI.H.C. KI.H.C. KI.H.C. Keep, keep the founder, AAAAmen.”

IIIIn one of the chambers of the OOOOld TTTTower is the following inscription carbed on the frieze of the wainscot: -

“IIIIn the yeire of our LLLLd MDLVMDLVMDLVMDLV was this house buylded by SSSSir WWWWyllyam IIIIngleby, KKKKnight; PPPPhilip and MMMMarie

reigning that time.”

TTTThere is a portrait of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, TTTTreasurer of BBBBerwick, at RRRRipley CCCCastle. HHHHe is in armour enriched

in gold; short hair and beard.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight, was buried at RRRRipley on the 23rd of February 1578-9. AAAAnne IIIIngilby his wife was

buried at RRRRipley on the 20th of February 1587-8. HHHHis WWWWill dated 20th of January 1578-9.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was KKKKnighted by the EEEEarl of HHHHertford at NNNNorham CCCCastle 23rd of September 1545.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and AAAAnne his wife, had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY Knight (see page 20)


AAAArthingtonrthingtonrthingtonrthington

YYYYorkorkorkork

MMMMarkenfeldarkenfeldarkenfeldarkenfeld

2 DAVID INGILBYDAVID INGILBYDAVID INGILBYDAVID INGILBY (see page 28)

3 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY died in infancy

4 FRANCIS INGILBYFRANCIS INGILBYFRANCIS INGILBYFRANCIS INGILBY “was an almnous and priest of DDDDonay CCCCollege during his residence at RRRRheims and

was ordained and sent upon the EEEEnglish mission in 1584. HHHHe laboured with great fruit in the NNNNorthern part

of this KKKKingdom in the worst times, when at length he was apprehended, tried and condemned barely for

being a priest, ordained by authority derived from the see of RRRRome and remaining in this KKKKingdom. He

suffered at YYYYork on the 3rd of June 1586. (see Challoners Misssee Challoners Misssee Challoners Misssee Challoners Missionary Priests ed.1844 vol I p.197ionary Priests ed.1844 vol I p.197ionary Priests ed.1844 vol I p.197ionary Priests ed.1844 vol I p.197).

5 SAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBY (see p21)

6 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY (see below)

1 CATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBY was married to SSSSir WWWWilliam AAAArthington of

AAAArthington in the county of YYYYork, KKKKnight and had issue (see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of

Arthington part IIIArthington part IIIArthington part IIIArthington part III)

2 ELELELELIZABETH INGILBYIZABETH INGILBYIZABETH INGILBYIZABETH INGILBY was married to PPPPeter YYYYork of GGGGoulthwayt and

MMMMiddlesmore in NNNNidderdale in the county of YYYYork. HHHHe was LLLLord of the MMMManors of

AAAAustwick and LLLLawkland. HHHHe sold the MMMManor of LLLLawkland together with

LLLLawkland HHHHall and its appurtenances to JJJJohn IIIIngilby of AAAAcomb GGGGrange. (see part see part see part see part

IIIIIIII p.--) HHHHe was MP for RRRRipon 1588. PPPPeter YYYYork and EEEElizabeth his wife had issue –

(see Pedigree of Yorke part IIIsee Pedigree of Yorke part IIIsee Pedigree of Yorke part IIIsee Pedigree of Yorke part III). PPPPeter YYYYork died in 1589. WWWWill proved at YYYYork 4

July 1589, to be buried at SSSSt. SSSStephen’s WWWWalbrook.

3 DOROTHEA INDOROTHEA INDOROTHEA INDOROTHEA INGILBYGILBYGILBYGILBY died unmarried

4 ISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBYISABEL INGILBY was married to TTTThomas MMMMarkenfeld of MMMMarkenfeld in the

county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire (see Pedigree of Markenfsee Pedigree of Markenfsee Pedigree of Markenfsee Pedigree of Markenfeld part IIIeld part IIIeld part IIIeld part III).


BBBByrnandyrnandyrnandyrnand

WWWWynterynterynterynter

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SSSSmethleymethleymethleymethley

5 GRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBY was married to WWWWilliam BBBByrnand of KKKKnaresborough in the

county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire. (see Pedigree of Byrnand part IIIsee Pedigree of Byrnand part IIIsee Pedigree of Byrnand part IIIsee Pedigree of Byrnand part III).

6 JANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBY was married to GGGGeorge WWWWynter of HHHHuddington in the county of

WWWWorcester and had issue. (see Pedigree of Wynter part IIIsee Pedigree of Wynter part IIIsee Pedigree of Wynter part IIIsee Pedigree of Wynter part III). HHHHe died 23 November

37EEEEliz. 1594.

IIIInq p.m. taken at PPPPershore, Co. WWWWorcs, 4Dec 37EEEElizabeth. 1594.

7 FRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBY was married to JJJJohn WWWWynter of HHHHuddington and HHHHodsham.

8 SUSANNA INGILBYSUSANNA INGILBYSUSANNA INGILBYSUSANNA INGILBY

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IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, KKKKnight and PPPPadside HHHHall.

He was married first to ANNEANNEANNEANNE daughter and heiress of RRRRobert TTTThwaites of

MMMMarston in the county of YYYYork, by her he had SSSShercliffe

HHHHall and other lands. SSSShe was buried on the 19th of July

1570 at RRRRipley. SSSShe was married in November 1559,

and had issue a son who died in infancy.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby married secondly CCCCatherine daughter and heiress of AAAAnthony

SSSSmethley (alias SSSSmith) of BBBBrantingham in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire.

SSSShe died without issue and was buried at RRRRipley on the 29th of November 1617.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby died without issue and was buried at RRRRipley on the 25th of January 1617-8. His will is

dated the 29th of December 1617 and was proved at YYYYork the 6th of August 1618. OOOOn

the SSSSouth side of the CCCChoir in RRRRipley CCCChurch is the tomb of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby,

KKKKnight, the sides of the tomb are embellished with nine shields of srms;on another

shield surmounting it is the following inscription: - “TTTTo the eternal memory of the

right worthie and illustrious KKKKnight, SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilbie, their ever honoured

kinsman. SSSSir PPPPeter MMMMiddleton, KKKKnight and TTTThomas IIIIngilbie, gentleman, his

executors, erect this monument.”


1. IIIIngilby 2.MMMMowbray 3. CCCChaumont

4. RRRRocliffe 5. TTTTalboys 6. BBBBorrowden

7. FFFFitzwith 8. UUUUmfreville 9. KKKKyme

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AAAArms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of rms on the tomb of SSSSir ir ir ir WWWWilliam illiam illiam illiam IIIIngilby, ngilby, ngilby, ngilby, KKKKnight in the night in the night in the night in the CCCChurch at hurch at hurch at hurch at RRRRipleyipleyipleyipley

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was apprehended as being concerned in the gunpowder treason.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was deputy steward of the honour and manor of KKKKnaresborough in 1611.

FFFFrom the JJJJournal of JJJJames I on his journey from EEEEdinburgh to LLLLondon: - “TTTTo the house of MMMMr. IIIIngleby

nearTTTTopcliffe being attended by the HHHHigh SSSSheriff of YYYYorkshire, who with a gallant train had met him by the

way. FFFFrom TTTTopcliffe he proceeded to YYYYork.” HHHHe was KKKKnighted by JJJJames I at YYYYork on the 19th of August 1603.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby left his estates to his heir SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby eldest son of his brother SSSSampson IIIIngilby

of SSSSpofforth (see p.22).

AMPSON INGILBYAMPSON INGILBYAMPSON INGILBYAMPSON INGILBY of SSSSpofforth MMMManor in the county of YYYYork was born in 1569.

HHHHe married JANEJANEJANEJANE daughter of --- LLLLambert of

KKKKillinghall in the county of YYYYork. HHHHe was SSSSteward at

SSSSpofforth for HHHHenry PPPPercy 9th EEEEarl of NNNNorthumberland.

SSSSampson IIIIngilby was buried at RRRRipley on the 18th of

July 1604. His will is dated “15th July 1604; proved 17

July January 1604-5, giving his soul to GGGGod AAAAlmighty his CCCCreator and RRRRedeemer

JJJJesus CCCChrist and his body to be buried in the chancel of the PPPParish CCCChurch of

RRRRipley, where his father was buried.”

IIIIn a list of RRRRoman CCCCatholics in YYYYorkshire in 1604 by PPPPeacock FSA is: - “CCCClaro, SSSSpofforthe, JJJJayne IIIIngleby,

widow RRRRecusant for 2 years.” SSSShe was buried on 22nd April 1628 at RRRRipley.

“RRRReader dissolve in teares, els blame thine eies WWWWorth, Honor, Virtue here entombed lies; TTTThe bee which honie from each flower brought LLLLives now eternallie on what he wrought AAAA single bee, yet furnishing his hive WWWWith everlasting sweetes; dead to survive TTTThe starre he bore in arms, the starre of grace WWWWanderinge eare while; but now fixt in his place, FFFFrom heaven his lustre dothe on earth display TTTTo showe unto eternal joyes the way.” “NNNNo pomp nor pride LLLLet GGGGod be honoured.”


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SSSSampson IIIIngilby and JJJJane his wife had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY KKKKnight and BBBBaronet (see below).

2 THOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBYTHOMAS INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 11th of December 1595. AAAAdmitted to GGGGray’s IIIInn 24th of

November 1615. d.s.p.

JANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBYJANE INGILBY was buried at RRRRipley on the 20th of December 1651. SSSShe went by the nickname of “Captain”.

BBBBorn 3rd of April 1601.

EEEELIZABETH INGILBYLIZABETH INGILBYLIZABETH INGILBYLIZABETH INGILBY born at SSSSpofforth. PPPProfessed FFFFranciscan nun 17th Sept 1624 at BBBBrussels in her 23rd

year. Her religious name was EEEElizabeth JJJJoseph. SSSShe died 9 Sept 1662 at BBBBruges; buried there.

CATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 24th of January 1589-90 & buried there on the 14th

of September 1651. WWWWill dated 23rd of August 1649, proved in LLLLondon 5th of February 1651-2.

ANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 9th of May 1592. SSSShe was

married to FFFFrancis SSSSwale of SSSSouth SSSStainley in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire.

HHHHe died on the 27th of December 1629 and was buried at SSSStaveley.

FFFFrancis SSSSwale and AAAAnne his wife had issue (see Pedigree of Swale part IIIsee Pedigree of Swale part IIIsee Pedigree of Swale part IIIsee Pedigree of Swale part III)

HHHHis will dated 26th of December 1629 and proved 14th of January 1629-30.

SSSShe was buried at SSSStaveley.

MARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 2nd of October 1597. SSSShe was

married to FFFFrancis AAAAppleby of LLLLartington in the county of YYYYork. (see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of

Appleby part IIIAppleby part IIIAppleby part IIIAppleby part III).

HHHHe was a student at GGGGray’s IIIInn.

IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of Ripley Castle,

Knight and Baronet was born at Spofforth

Lodge on the 8th of September 1594. HHHHe

married ANNEANNEANNEANNE daughter of SSSSir JJJJames

BBBBellingham of LLLLevens in the county of

WWWWestmoreland, KKKKnight, on the 15th of May 1616

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SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was a volunteer at the battle of MMMMarston MMMMoor. HHHHe was created BBBBaronet by CCCCharles I in

1642. TTTThe following extract is from the Signet Book No.12Signet Book No.12Signet Book No.12Signet Book No.12: - “April 1642. TTTThe dignitie of a BBBBaronett of this

KKKKingdom granted to WWWWilliam IIIIngilby of RRRRipley in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire and to the heires males of his

body, with all rights, powers and priviledges thereunto belonging subscr. BBBBy MMMMr. SSSSolicitor GGGGerdall, BBBBt

WWWWarrt under his MMMMajasties signe manuell, precur ut supra – IIIIngilby. AAAA discharge to the said WWWWilliam

IIIIngilby of the money usually paid in respect of that DDDDignitie SSSSubscr. BBBBy WWWWarrt ut supra PPPProcur ut supra.”

In an old Yorkshire GazetterYorkshire GazetterYorkshire GazetterYorkshire Gazetter is the following: - “AAAAfter the battle of MMMMarston MMMMoor, CCCCromwell took

the route to RRRRipley and sent to the castle by an officer, a relation to the IIIIngilbies to announce his

arrival in that town. SSSSir WWWWilliam was at that time home, but his lady, the daughter of SSSSir JJJJames

BBBBellingham, who received the communication, requested that CCCCromwell might be told, that no such

person as himself could be admitted there, adding that she had force enough to defend himself and

that house against all rebels. WWWWith some persuasion, this heroic lady was at length prevailed upon by

her relative to receive the GGGGeneral, which she did at the gate of the lodge, with a pair of pistols

stuck in her apron strings; and having told him that she expected that neither he nor his soldiers

would behave improperly, she led him to the hall. TTTThere sitting or reclining, each on a sofa, in

different parts of the room, these two extraordinary personages passed the night equally jealous of

each others intentions. AAAAt his departure in the morning this high spirited dame caused it to be

intimated to CCCCromwell that it was well he had behaved in so peaceable a manner, for had it been

otherwise, he would not have left that house alive.” TTTThis eventgave rise to the following satirical

poem which appeared in a publication. The Mercurius PragmaticusThe Mercurius PragmaticusThe Mercurius PragmaticusThe Mercurius Pragmaticus for July 1648. (see Thorpe’s Hist. see Thorpe’s Hist. see Thorpe’s Hist. see Thorpe’s Hist.

oooof Ripleyf Ripleyf Ripleyf Ripley).

“WWWWill WWWWaller* and the LLLLady AAAAnne TTTTheir pilgrim race have run; NNNNed MMMMassey, too, that might man, (GGGGod bless us, from a gun!). OOOOh! WWWWelcome home ye worthies three, MMMMore welcome than the nine; YYYYe dapper squires of chivalrie, LLLLet not the cause now pine. AAAAnd you stout madame, MMMMarshe’s bride, AAAAt this dead lift** we miss you, OOOOnce more your valiant KKKKnight bestride, AAAAnd the men of GGGGod shall kiss you. YYYYou and sweet WWWWilliam now march forth, AAAAnd leap both hedge and ditches, TTTThe members, if you’ll have the North, SSSShall vote you into breeches.”

* SSSSir WWWWilliam WWWWaller was one of CCCCromwell’s SSSScottish GGGGenerals, and the lady’s kinsman alluded to.

** AAAAlluding to the conduct of the SSSScotch, who had then recently sold KKKKing CCCCharles to the PPPParliament


RRRRipley Castle was a garrison in the civil wars in the time of CCCCharles I and surrendered a few days after the

battle of MMMMarston MMMMoor. AAAAt this period SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby had to compound for his estates, and was fine

L718. In Whitakers History of Craven p.334Whitakers History of Craven p.334Whitakers History of Craven p.334Whitakers History of Craven p.334 is the following: - “OOOOrdnance & MMMMunyc’ons at SSSShipton CCCCastle

with other furniture for the wars. IIIIn the store house – IIIItem in CCCCross BBBBowes at SSSSkipton – SSSSir WWWWilliam

IIIIngleby had II & II racks.”

IIIIn an old MSMSMSMS at RRRRipley CCCCastle is the following: - “SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, KKKKnight and BBBBaronet was a great

sufferer for his steady attachment to the RRRRoyal cause in the CCCCivil WWWWars. CCCCharles I after being refused

admittance into HHHHull by SSSSir JJJJohn HHHHotham returned to YYYYork, where pursuant to a summons, the gentry and

freeholders of YYYYorkshire to the numbers of 4000 met his MMMMajesty on the 12th of May 1642, when among other

things he acquainted them with his intention of having a guard for the security of his person. TTTThe loyal

party, by much the most numerous, at that meeting, concurred with his majesty, himself desiring that the

guard of horse might consist of persons unquestionable in their religion, and gentlemen. IIIImmediately 200

young gentlemen of this county enlisted themselves into a troop under the command of the PPPPrince of WWWWales

and SSSSir FFFFrancis WWWWortley, LLLLieutenant CCCColonel. HHHHe had also a RRRRegiment of 700 foot of the trained bands

commanded by SSSSir RRRRobert SSSStrickland. TTTThe KKKKing expressed his approbation of the conduct of the YYYYorkshire

gentlemen in a letter addressed to them on the 19th of May 1642. AAAAmong whom SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby was one

for the very next day viz. 17 May1 642 (being first knighted) he was created a BBBBaronet. HHHHe was at the

battle of MMMMarston MMMMoor 2 July 1644 so fatal to the KKKKing’s affairs in the NNNNorth, and when all was lost shifted

for himself in the best manner he could, found that night to be concealed among a parcel of furze and by

skulking about, sometime afterward, contracted a disorder which at length carried him off on the 16th of

January 1651-2.” He was buried on the 20th of January 1652 at RRRRipley. HHHHis wife AAAAnne IIIIngilby died on the 20th

of December 1640 and was buried at RRRRipley CCCChurch.

HHHHe was admitted GGGGray’s IIIInn 20th of November 1611.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and AAAAnne his wife had issue: -

1 SIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBYSIR WILLIAM INGILBY 2nd BBBBaronet (see p25)

2 SAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBYSAMPSON INGILBY was baptized on the 18th of February 1629-30 at RRRRipley and buried there on the 18th

of December 1630.

3 JOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBYJOHN INGILBY died young

4 HENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBYHENRY INGILBY was baptized on the 10th of July 1634 at RRRRipley and buried there on the 22nd of April

1659. HHHHe lived at HHHHarrogate and was unmarried.

AGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBYAGNES INGILBY was baptized on the 19th of may 1625 at RRRRipley and buried there on the 28th of February

1626-7.

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IR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBYIR WILLIAM INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle,

second BBBBaronet was born at RRRRipley on the 4th

of March 1620 and baptized there on the 13th of

March 1620-1. HHHHe married MARGARETMARGARETMARGARETMARGARET

eldest daughter of JJJJohn SSSSavile of MMMMethley in

the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire.

(see Pedigree of Savile part IIIsee Pedigree of Savile part IIIsee Pedigree of Savile part IIIsee Pedigree of Savile part III).

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby died suddenly at his devotions and was buried at RRRRipley on the 9th of November 1682.

AAAAfter his death his wife DDDDame MMMMargaret purchased the LLLLordship of AAAArmley near LLLLeeds, from SSSSir TTTThomas

MMMMauliverer. TTTThe MMMManor of AAAArmley descended from the HHHHoptons to the SSSStapletons by the marriage of MMMMary,

daughter and sole heir of SSSSir IIIIngram HHHHopton to SSSSir MMMMiles SSSStapleton of WWWWighill, his daughter and sole heir

married SSSSir TTTThomas MMMMauliverer who sold this MMMManor to DDDDame MMMMargaret IIIIngilby.

MMMMargaret wife of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby died on the 9th of November 1697 and was buried at RRRRipley. TTTThe tomb

is in the SSSSouth side of the CCCChancel, over which is a marble slab with a brass plate on which is the following

inscription: - “HHHHie JJJJacet corpus GGGGuilielmi IIIIngilby de RRRRipley, BBBBaronet, qui obit sext die Novembris, AAAAnno

CCCChristi, MMMMillessimo, SSSSexentesimo SSSSecundo, AAAAetatis SSSSuce SSSSexagesimo tertio.” “SSSSub-eodem SSSSaxo JJJJacet MMMMarta

GGGGuli. IIIIngilby, BBBBart uxor, filia JJJJohis SSSSavile, AAAAr, de MMMMethley, in com EEEEbor, qui obit, 9° die Nov 1697.”

HHHHe matriculated at MMMMagdalen CCCCollege, OOOOxford 14th Sept 1638 and was admitted to GGGGray’s IIIInn 2 Nov 1639.

SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby 2nd BBBBaronet and MMMMargaret his wife had issue: -

1 WILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 4th of August 1661 and buried there on the 9th of

October 1661.

2 SIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBY 3rd BBBBaronet (see page 26)

MAMAMAMARGARET INGILBYRGARET INGILBYRGARET INGILBYRGARET INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 21st of March 1662. SSSShe

was married to mark SSSShaftoe of WWWWhitworth in the county of DDDDurham on the 23rd of

October 1683 at RRRRipley. HHHHe was born on the 8th of April 1662.

HHHHe was HHHHigh SSSSheriff for the county PPPPalatine of DDDDurham in 1709. HHHHis will is dated 3rd

of December 1723 and PPPProved at YYYYork. HHHHe died on the 28th of December 1723 and

was buried at WWWWhitworth. SSSShe died on the 12th of September 1715 and was buried at

WWWWhitworth. TTTThey had issue. (see Pedigree of Shafto part see Pedigree of Shafto part see Pedigree of Shafto part see Pedigree of Shafto part IIIIIIIIIIII).


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ANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 28th of December 1665 and

married there on the 7th of May 1685 to JJJJohn AAAArderne of SSSStopworth in the county of

CCCChester. HHHHe was born at SSSStockport on the 6th of October and baptized there on the

26th of October 1663. HHHHe was buried on the 3rd of June 1705 at Stockport. SSSShe was

also buried at SSSStockport on the 22nd of September 1718, having had issue three

daughters. (see Pedigree of Arderne part IIIsee Pedigree of Arderne part IIIsee Pedigree of Arderne part IIIsee Pedigree of Arderne part III).

4 MARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBY was baptized at RRRRipley on the 2nd of July 1671 and was buried there on the 28th of May

1743. SSSShe died in LLLLondon, unmarried.

3 ELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBYELIZABETH INGILBY was baptized on the 21st of September 1667 at RRRRipley and was buried there 2nd

November 1679.

5 CATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBY died on the 6th of November 1701 aged 21, unmarried and was buried at RRRRipley

on the 20th of November 1701. BBBBaptized 19 March 1679-80 at RRRRipley.

IIIIn the PPPPatron’s CCCChoir is a marble altar tomb on which is the following inscription: - “HHHHere lieth the body of

EEEElizabeth IIIIngilby, the third daughter of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, of RRRRipley in the county of YYYYork, BBBBart., who

departed this life ye 2nd of November 1679. AAAAlso KKKKatherine IIIIngilby, her sister, and youngest daughter of the

said SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, who died ye 16th of November 1701, in the 22nd year of her age. TTTTo whose memory

this tomb was erected by her sister, MMMMary IIIIngilby, who died unmarried, the 10th of may 1743, in the 72nd

year of her age and LLLLyeth here interred.”

MMMMary and KKKKatherine IIIIngilby founded and endowed the schools at RRRRipley.

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IR JOHN IR JOHN IR JOHN IR JOHN INGILBYINGILBYINGILBYINGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, third

BBBBaronet was baptized at RRRRipley on the 11th of

October 1664. HHHHe married MARYMARYMARYMARY daughter

of CCCChristopher JJJJohnson of BBBBoswell in the

county of YYYYork.

SSSShe was born 1668. SSSShe was buried at

RRRRipley on the 14th of July 1733.

SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby was buried at RRRRipley on the 6th of February 1741. IIIIn the PPPPatron’s CCCChoir in RRRRipley CCCChurch is

an altar tomb of white marble on which is the following inscription: - “NNNNear this place are deposited the


remains of SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby, BBBBart, who died the 25th day of January 1741, in the 78th year of his age. OOOOf MMMMary

IIIIngilby, his wife, who departed this life July 10th 1733 aged 64; and of WWWWilliam IIIIngilby, their 2nd son, who

died June 30th 1720 in his 12th year. TTTTo whose memory this monument was erected by SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby, BBBBart.,

only surviving son, in the year 1769.”

SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby , the 3rd BBBBaronet went abroad with JJJJames II.

FFFFrom diary of BBBBishop CCCCartwright November 1686 (Camden Society Papers p.13Camden Society Papers p.13Camden Society Papers p.13Camden Society Papers p.13): - “23JJJJames II. IIII went from

RRRRipon accompanied by MMMMr MMMMayor and many of the AAAAldermen and other gentlemen to RRRRipley, where being

entertained by SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby, MMMMr. PPPPomfret and the minister of NNNNidd &c.”

SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby was LLLLord of the MMMManors of RRRRipley, AAAArmley, DDDDacre and NNNNorth DDDDeighton.

SSSSir JJJJohn IIIIngilby and MMMMary his wife had issue: -

1 SIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBYSIR JOHN INGILBY fourth and last BBBBaronet (see below)

2 WILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBYWILLIAM INGILBY died on the 30th of June 1720 aged 12 and was buried at RRRRipley.

3 CHRISTOPHER INGILBYCHRISTOPHER INGILBYCHRISTOPHER INGILBYCHRISTOPHER INGILBY died on the 17th of March 1712 at KKKKillingham in the county of BBBBerkshire, and

was buried at RRRRipley.

MARGARET INGILBYMARGARET INGILBYMARGARET INGILBYMARGARET INGILBY died on the 4th of October 1776 aged 66 and was buried at RRRRipley in the 18th of

October 1776. SSSShe died at CCCChelsea.

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IR JOHN INGILBYIR JOHN INGILBYIR JOHN INGILBYIR JOHN INGILBY of RRRRipley CCCCastle, fourth and last BBBBaronet was born

1709.

HHHHe was LLLLord of the MMMManors of RRRRipley, AAAArmley, DDDDacre and NNNNorth

DDDDeighton. PPPPatron of the LLLLiving of RRRRipley and also of AAAAddingham in 1745.

HHHHe died unmarried and was buried at RRRRipley on the 20th of August 1772.

AAAAt his death the title of BBBBaronet became extinct. IIIIn his WWWWill, which is

dated the 11th of July 1770, he leaves all his estates to his two illegitimate

sons JJJJohn WWWWright and HHHHenry WWWWright who took the names and arms of

IIIIngilby (see p--). WWWWill proved 10th of September 1772 at YYYYork.


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AVID INGILBYAVID INGILBYAVID INGILBYAVID INGILBY (second son of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby and AAAAnne MMMMallory his

wife) married ANNEANNEANNEANNE youngest daughter of CCCCharles

NNNNevill, sixth and last EEEEarl of WWWWestmoreland, who

rebelled with the DDDDuke of NNNNorthumberland and others

against QQQQueen EEEElizabeth in 1570, had his goods and

lands confiscated and would have been executed but he

escaped abroad and died there in poverty.

(see Pedigree of Nevill part IIIsee Pedigree of Nevill part IIIsee Pedigree of Nevill part IIIsee Pedigree of Nevill part III).

IIIIn 1597 DDDDavid IIIIngilby and his wife were apprehended as recusants.

DDDDavid IIIIngilby and AAAAnne his wife had issue: -

1 MARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBYMARY INGILBY married to SSSSir PPPPeter MMMMidelton, KKKKnight of MMMMidelton, SSSStubham and SSSStockfield in the

county of YYYYork.

HHHHe was SSSSheriff of the city of YYYYork in 1618.

HHHHe died in 1648.

TTTThey had issue. (see Pedigree of Midelton part IIIsee Pedigree of Midelton part IIIsee Pedigree of Midelton part IIIsee Pedigree of Midelton part III).

SSSShe died on the 4th of August 1643.

2 FRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBYFRANCES INGILBY married to SSSSir RRRRobert HHHHodgson, KKKKnight of HHHHeborne in the

county of DDDDurham and had issue. (see Pedigree of Hodgson part IIIsee Pedigree of Hodgson part IIIsee Pedigree of Hodgson part IIIsee Pedigree of Hodgson part III).

3 URSULA INGILBYURSULA INGILBYURSULA INGILBYURSULA INGILBY married to RRRRobert WWWWiddrington of WWWWiddrington, and had

issue MMMMargaret only daughter and heiress who married FFFFrancis WWWWoodroffe of

BBBBeamish, in the county of DDDDurham, and grandson of EEEElizabeth PPPPercy 1st daughter and

co-heir of TTTThomas PPPPercy, 7th EEEEarl of NNNNorthumberland.

4 LUCY INGILBYLUCY INGILBYLUCY INGILBYLUCY INGILBY living 1617

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OHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBYOHN INGILBY of RRRRipley (fifth son of SSSSir WWWWilliam IIIIngilby

and AAAAnne MMMMallory his wife) married CATHERINE CATHERINE CATHERINE CATHERINE

daughter of SSSSir WWWWilliam BBBBabthorpe of BBBBabthorpe in the

county of YYYYork, KKKKnight and widow of GGGGeorge VVVVavasour of

SSSSpaldington in the county of YYYYork, EEEEsquire. (see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of see Pedigree of

Babthorpe part IIIBabthorpe part IIIBabthorpe part IIIBabthorpe part III).

TTTThe following surrender taken from the FFFForest CCCCourt RRRRolls of KKKKnaresborough relates

to TTTThomas SSSSymson of HHHHaveray PPPPark: - “A.D. 1597. JJJJohnes IIIIngleby, gentleman,

surrenders land in VVVVil de CCCClynte in the occupation of CCCCatherine BBBBeckwith, widow, to

the use of TTTThomas SSSSymson junr of HHHHavenay PPPPark &c.”

IIIIn E PE PE PE Peacock’s book of YYYYorkshire PPPPapists in 1604 p.78: - “RRRRippley. PPPParoch: JJJJohn

IIIIngleby gentleman MMMMres. IIIIngleby his wief.”

JJJJohn IIIIngleby was buried in September 1617 at RRRRipley. CCCCatherine his wife was also buried at RRRRipley on the

26th of November 1613.

JJJJohn IIIIngilby and CCCCatherine his wife had issue: -

CATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBYCATHERINE INGILBY married to MMMMarmaduke FFFFrank of KKKKnighton in the county

of YYYYork, EEEEsquire. (see Pedigree of Frank part IIIsee Pedigree of Frank part IIIsee Pedigree of Frank part IIIsee Pedigree of Frank part III).

SSSShe died without issue.

MMMMarmaduke FFFFrank married secondly, SSSSarah daughter and co-heiress of RRRRobert TTTTeasdale of MMMMasham in the

county of YYYYork, by her he had no issue.

MMMMarmaduke FFFFrank married thirdly MMMMary, daughter of FFFFrancis TTTTunstall of SSSScargill in the county of YYYYork and

had issue two daughters.

ANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBYANNE INGILBY married to TTTThomas DDDDalton of MMMMyton in the county of YYYYork,

EEEEsquire. (see Pedigree of Daltonsee Pedigree of Daltonsee Pedigree of Daltonsee Pedigree of Dalton part IIIpart IIIpart IIIpart III).

HHHHe died 1639.


MARIE INGILBYMARIE INGILBYMARIE INGILBYMARIE INGILBY born at HHHHarewell HHHHall. BBBBecame a professed FFFFranciscan nun in BBBBrussels, 17 Sept 1624.

HHHHer religious name was MMMMarie a SSSSta. CCCCruce. SSSShe died 25May 1658 at NNNNieuport.

GRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBYGRACE INGILBY born at HHHHarewell HHHHall, co. YYYYork. BBBBecame a professed FFFFranciscan nun on the 17th of Sept

1624 at the same time as her sister MMMMarie, and her cousin EEEElizabeth IIIIngilby. SSSShe was in religion called

SSSSister FFFFrancis CCCClare. SSSShe died on the 6th of December 1639 aged 41. SSSShe had been ten years MMMMistress of

NNNNovices. (see “Forgotten Shrines” by Dom. Bede. Camm 1910see “Forgotten Shrines” by Dom. Bede. Camm 1910see “Forgotten Shrines” by Dom. Bede. Camm 1910see “Forgotten Shrines” by Dom. Bede. Camm 1910).


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