Pullen

PULLEYN OF SCOTTON.

[Anstis MS. C.9. fol. 41d.] John Burdet of Helynthorp, doughter and heyre of Perrers of Wynthorpe in Lyncolnshire and of his wyff, doter and heyre

of Wescot.

Raff Pullen of Stockton-Jennet, doter and heyre.

John Pullen, son and heyre-Grace, doter of Sir John Malyverer of Allerton.

Richard Banke of Allerton-Margaret.

Raff Pullen, son and heyre Kateren, doter of Sethe Snasell of Bylton.

This pedigree is taken from Tonge's Visitation in 1530, and two generations are added. 41 Surtees Soc., p. 13. It was continued
by Glover, Foster's Yorkshire Visitations, p. 242. The will of Ninian Pulleyn dated 6th August, 1565, is printed in Richmond
Wills, part 1, p. 176. He left a wife, Margaret, and two daughters, Margaret and Frances.

The ing. p.m. of John Pulleyne taken 26 H. viii, at York is in vol. 64, No. 138, Ch. Ser. [ii, and in file 239, No. 9, Exch.
Ser. ii. That of Ralph Pulleyne taken 31 Henry viii, at York, is in vol. 61, No. 51 Ch. Ser. ii, and file 238, No. 26, in Exch.
Ser. ii. An agreement and award between Katherine Pulleyne (widow of Ralph Pulleyne) and Walter Pulleyne, dated Aug. 1539,
is printed in Yorks. Deeds, vol. ii, p. 40.

Arms were confirmed to Walter Pulleyne of Scotton, Yorks., in 1551, by Harvey, Norroy. Grantees of Arms, vol. i., p. 207.
See Brit: Mus. Add. MS., 16,940, fol. 13, "A confirmation A°. 1551, Walter Pulleyne of Scotton in Com. Yorke, Azur, on
a bend golde 5 scallopes sable betw. vi lozenges of ye seconde on eche an ascalope sable Crest on a wrethe or and sa. a pelican
feding her yonge byrdes golde wth his blood droping guls in a nyed vert." These arms and crest, with the quarterings now given,
are also in Glover's Arms of the Northern Gentry under Pulleyne of Scotton. MS. Ashmole, 834, iv, fol. 25b. On folio 25,
another coat is given for the same Pulleyn, quartering Burdett as in the next pedigree post. The arms of the fourth quartering
here reproduced and assigned by the editor to Howe are by Glover assigned to Westote of Lincolnshire. Tonge, at p. 13. Glover
sup. cit., and the reproduction to the next pedigree, give five escallops instead of three as here reproduced.

PULLEYN OF KILLINGHALL.

[Anstis MS. C.9. fol. 42.]

Richard Pullen of Kelynghall-Elenor, doughter of John Rudde of Kelynghall.

John. son and heyre=Jane, doter of Thomas Roos of Igmanthorpe.

Frances, doter James Pullen,

of William

Ingleby of

Rypley.

John Pullen, son

and heyre.

It is printed without naming further issue as by Glover in Foster,

The date and

This pedigree is not in Tonge's Visitation of 1530.
Yorkshire Visitations, p. 280.
A grant or confirmation of arms was made to John Pulleyn of Killinghall. Grantees of Arms, vol. i, p. 207.
the name of the grantor are not there given. It will be observed that "the hole armes of Pulleyn'
Soc., 14, and rightly attributed by Longstaffe to Pulleyne of Scotton are herein by Flower assigned to Pulleyn of Killinghall, and
other quarterings are by him given to Pulleyn of Scotton.

given in Tonge, 41 Surtees

The arms are tricked without any blazon in Brit. Mus. Add. MS., 26,702, fol. 756, with the note, "John Pulleyn of Kelingehall in Yorks.' Azure, on a bend cottised argent, three escallops gules, on a chief or as many martlets azure. These arms are given in Glover's Arms of the Northern Gentry (MS. Ashmole, 834, iv, fol. 256) with the crest, on a wreath or and azure a horse's head erased sable, bridled or, gorged with two bracelets gold, headed "John Pulleyn of Killinghall, esquire, given in ye time of Henry ye eight xxvth yere' (1533-4). The arms here reproduced, with the one quartering of Burdett, are given to "Pullen of Scotton" in the same MS. Evidently there has been some confusion about the armes. Glover in his Ordinary gives another arms of Pulleyne, which probably explains the introduction of the chief, they are, Or, on a chief gules, three martlets of Killinghall is a village in the parish of Ripley in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

the field.

SNAWSELL OF BILTON.

William Snasell, esquyer Jennet, doter of John Thwynge.

Robert Snasell, son and heyre.

Thomas, 2 son

Margaret.

Mawde, wyff fyrst to Christopher Irton, son Grace, wyff to Rychard Travyce of Natby and heyre to John Irton of Irton.

There were ing. p.m. as follows: