Mason of London, Jone; and to his second wyf he maryed Jane, doughter of Jeames Foxe of Thorpe, gentelman, and by her hath yssu Chrystofer second sonne, Thomas thirde sonne, Dorothe, Elizabeth, and Jane.

There is a pedigree of Deyville of Cuckwold by Glover which gives some additional information as to the descendants of the third George Deyvill above-named (second son of the second George Deyvill abovenamed). An additional pedigree from M.S. Harl., 1571, gives the descendants of that George's elder brother John. Foster, Yorkshire Visitations, pp. 215, 602.

In 1535, Robert Davell of Coxwold applied for a writ of subpoena to be directed against Edward Brand and others, who, by force of arms, had robbed him of a large part of the tithe grains of Great and Little Thirkelby. Yorkshire Star Chamber Proceedings, pp. 93-5.

The will of Robert Davell, dated 1st December, 1538, and proved 3rd February, 1538-9, is printed in Test. Ebor. vi. p. 76.

Roger Davyll was plaintiff in a fine concerning property in Yorkshire in 1581. Yorkshire Fines, vol. ii. p. 163.

By inq. p.m. taken 27th January, 1594-5, it was found that he died 3rd January, 1585-6, and that Francis, aged 40, was his son and heir. Francis Davell (son and heir of Roger) and Agnes his wife were deforciants to a fine concerning properties in Cuckwold and elsewhere in 1590. Yorkshire Fines, vol. iii. p. 129.

The will of George Deyvill of Coxwold (the third of that name) dated 9th April, 1538, and proved 7th March, 1538 9, is printed in Test. Ebor. vi. p. 75.

William Davell was plaintiff in a fine concerning land in Cockwold in 1545, and deforciant to a similar fine in the same year. William and Christopher Davell were plaintiffs in a fine in 1563, and William Davell and Johanna his wife, were deforciants to a fine in 1565. Yorkshire Fines, vol. i. pp. 116, 119.

Christopher Davell was also plaintiff in a fine concerning lands in Cuckwold and Byland in 1586, and concerning lands in Raskell in 1593. Yorkshire Fines, vol. iii. pp. 50, 201. He is mentioned in the will (dated 23rd January, 1561-2) of James Foxe of Thorpe, whose grandson he was. Yorkshire Star Chamber Proceedings, p. xvi.

Henry Davell, second son of John Davell, was the last abbot of Whitby, which he surrendered in 1540. Whitby Chartulary, Surtees Soc. publ., no. 69, p. lxxxvii.

The will of James Foxe, father of Jane, second wife of William Davell, proved 26th October, 1562, is printed in Yorkshire Star Chamber Proceedings, p. xv.

For " Brekenburghe" read Brachenby, in the township of Barton and parish of Gilling; for "Bavke " or "Banke " read Balke, in the parish of Kirby-Knowle and Wapentake of Birdforth; and for Thorpe read Thorpe-le-Willows, or Thorpe-Woollhouse,

Helmsley, all in the North Riding of Yorkshire.

near

APPLEYARD.

[Ashmole MS. 834, part iii., folio 5b. Heralds' College MS. H. 19, folio 15.]

JOHN APPLEYARD of Heslington in the countie of Yorke, maryed Margaret, doughter of one Fortham of Grymsby in the countie of Lincolne, and by her had yasu NICHOLAS sonne and heire, Thomas second sonne, Sylvester third sonne, Anne, maryed to John Lewes of the cittie of Yorke, Jane, maryed to John Gowdwell of Hothernes, Clara, maryed to Thriskerose of Hull, Ursale, maryed to John Bellow of Lincolnshire, Elizabeth, maryed to Raffe Headland.

NICHOLAS, Sonne and heire of John, maryed one of the doughters of William Mennell of Heslington, and by her had yssu JOHN sonne and heire, Henry second sonne.

JOHN APPLEYEARDE of Byrskwicke in Holdernes, sonne and heire of Nicholas, maryed one of the doughters of Norton, and by her [sic].

THOMAS, second sonne of John [that is of John Appleyard of Heslington], maire of Yorks, Anno Domini a thowsande [five hundred] thre score and thre, maryed Isabell, doughter of John Suddebe of Pocklingeton and by her had yssu THOMAS first sonne, Peter second sonne, Phillip, maryed Wilfride Reade of Hull, Anne, maryed to John Hyliard of Holdern[e]s, Jane, Elinge and Margret.

THOMAS, Sonne and heire of Thomas, maryed Margery, one of the doughters of George Jackson of Bedall, and by her had yssu.

It

There is a pedigree of the main line of Appleyard of Burstwick Garth by Glover in Foster, Yorkshire Visitations, p. 146, commencing with John Appleyard of Butterwick (father to Sir John Appleyard of Heslington), who married a daughter of Sir Robert Sheffield. mentions the cadet line of Thomas Appleyard and Thomas his son but does not give the other issue of Thomas (1) nor the wife of Thomas (2). Thomas (1) was mayor of York in 1549-50 and again in 1562-3. Thomas (2) was mayor of York in 1583-4. Surtees Soc., vol. 96, p. 270, and vol. 102, pp. 4, 25.

The reference to the ing. p.m. of Nicholas Appleyard is 38 Hen. VIII, Chancery Series II, vol. 74, no. 55; to that of John (his son and heir) 39 Elizabeth, Chancery Series II, vol. 248, no. 5; and to that of Thomas Appleyard 30 Elizabeth, Chancery Series II, vol. 277, no. 88.

Thomas Appleyard (1) was plaintiff in fines concerning property in Yorkshire in 1561, 1569, and 1577. Yorkshire Fines, vol. i. pp. 255, 375; vol. ii. p. 107. Thomas Appleyard (2) and Peter Appleyard were

deforciants to a fine in 1585, and Thomas (2) and Margery his wife were deforciants to fines in 1590, 1591, and 1593. Yorkshire Fines, vol. iii. pp. 40, 128, 149, and 200. This last named Appleyard was also deforciant to a fine in 1600. Yorkshire Fines, vol. iv. p. 149.

The arms of Appleyard, Sable, a chevron between three owls Argent, a mullet on the chevron for difference, as reproduced, with no colours No tricked, appear in the margin of the manuscript Ashmole 834, III. arms are given in the manuscript H. 19.

FAYRFAX [OF STETON].

[Ashmole MS. 834, part iii., folio 5b. Heralds' College MS. H. 19, folio 16.]

SIR WILLIAM FAIREFAXE of Steton, sonne of William, maryed Isabell, doughter and onely heire of Thomas Thawaytes of Denton, and by her had yssu GUYE sonne and heire, Thomas seconde sonne, Frances third sonne dyed yonge, Edward fourth sonne dyed yonge, Gaberell vth sonne, Henry sixt sonne, Ane, maryed to Sr. Henry Everingham of Byrkin, knight, Marye, maryed to Robert Rockley of Rockley, Susan, first maryed to Christofer Caruthers; and to her second housband she maryed Thomas Brugh of Hyll; and to her thirde housband Robert Bulloke, Andrew dyed yonge, Urslay, maryed to Raffe Vavasor, second sonne to Sir Willam Vavasor of Heselwood, Brydget, maryed to Cottyn Gargrave, sonne and heire to Sir Thomas Gargrave of Kynsley.

Guy Fayrfax, lunatique. [This is added by Glover. It is in H. 19.]

THOMAS, Second sone to Sir William, maryed Dorothe, doughter of George Gayle of Yorke, alderman, and widow to John Rokesbie of Sandalle, and by her had yssu THOMAS sonne and heire, Ursulay, Anne and Chrystian, doughters. Frances third sonne died without yssu.

Edmond fourth sonne dyed without yssu.

GABERELL FAIREFAX, vth sonne to Sir William Fairefaxe of Steton, entred as heire unto all his fathers landes by fyne and recoverey mad unto hym by his saide father in his lyef tyme, and the saide Gaberell maryed Elizabeth, doughter to Robert Aske of Aucton, and by her had yssu WILLIAM Sonne and heire, and Anne.

HENRY FAIREFAX, sixt sonne to Sir William, maryed Dorothe, doughter to Robert Aske of Acton, and by her had yssu GABERELL sonne and heire, Edwarde second sone.

The family entered their pedigree again at Dugdale's visitation in 1666, and references to wills, inquisitions and other evidences relating to the entries in the text will be found in Clay, Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire with Additions, vol. ii. p. 186. The marriages of Susan Fairfax are omitted by Mr. Clay.

BURGHCHIER.

[Ashmole MS. 834, part iii., folio 6. Heralds' College MS. H. 19, folio 18.]

JOHN BOURCHER, Lord Barnes in kinge Henry the eightes tyme, lorde deputie of Calles, maryed Katherine, doughter of John, duke of North folke, and by her had yssu Jane, Mary, Margaret; and by one Elizabeth Bacon he had yssu JEAMES First sonne, Houmfrey second sonne, George third sonne with other.

JAMES, eldest sonne of John lorde Barnes, was a man of armes in Calles and afterwardes lieutenaunt of Hambiltew; and he maryed Mary Banester, sole heire to her brother, John Banester, which John was sonne and heire to Sir Humfrey Bannester of Calles, and by her had yssu RAFF sonne and heire, Arthur second sonne, Arthur a third sonne, Marye, maryed to Nyccasions Ettiswoorth, [sic], and Jane.

RAFFE, sonne and heire of Jeames, maryed Elizabeth, doughter of Fraunces Hall, esquire, of Grantam, and by her hath yssu WILLIAM first sonne, Urseley, Bridget and Lucey.

John Bourchier, lord Berners, was the translator of Froissart. He left no legitimate male issue.

For "Hambiltew" read Ambleteuse, in the Pas de Calais.

The family entered their pedigree again at Dugdale's visitation in 1666, and references to wills, inquisitions and other evidences relating to the entries in the text will be found in Clay, Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire with Additions, vol. i. p. 305.

STAPLETON.

[Ashmole MS. 834, part iii., folio 6. Heralds' College MS. H. 19, folio 18.]

SIR ROBERT STAPLETON of Whyghell maryed Elizabeth, doughter to Sir William Mallarey of Studley, and by her had yssu ROBERT sonne and heire, Elizabeth and Briget.

The pedigree of Stapleton of Wighill recorded by Dugdale and printed in Surtees Soc., vol. 36, pp. 224-5, shows the connection between this family and that of Stapleton of Carleton recorded by Dalton and printed in part i. of this work, p. 115.

Robert Stapleton was plaintiff to a fine concerning lands in Wighill in 1538, and to another fine in 1552. Yorkshire Fines, vol. i. pp. 82, 165. The reference to his ing. p.m. is 4 and 5 Ph. and M. Chancery Series II. vol. 113, no. 35.

Sir Robert Stapleton (his son) was party to fines concerning properties in Yorkshire with Katherine his first wife and Olive his second wife. These fines occur between the years 1571 and 1589. Yorkshire Fines, vol. ii. pp. 9, 10, 31, 48, 99, 100, 103, 181; vol. iii. pp. 33, 35, 87, 97, 114.

NORTON.

[Ashmole MS. 834, part iii., folio 6b. Heralds' College MS. H. 19, folio 19.]

SIR JOHN CONYERS alias Norton of Norton, knight, maryed one of the doughters of Warde of Gindall and by her had yssu JOHN sonne and heire, Henry second sonne dyed withowte yssu with others, Margaret, maryed to Sir Roger Laselle of Brakenburie, knight, Janne, maryed to Sir William Mallarye of Stodley, knight, Anne, maryed to Christofer Wantisworth [Wandesford] of Kirklington, esquire.

JOHN, sonne and heire of Sir John, maryed to Anne, doughter and heire to Myles Ratchcliff [sic] of Rylstone in Crauen, and by her had yssu RICHARDE sonne and heire, Christofer dyed sans yssu with others, Thomas vth sonne, William sixte sonne, Isabel, maryed to one Batty of Hewicke, Anne, maryed to Robert Plumpton of Plumton, Margaret, maryed to Thomas Merkenfeld of Merkingfeld.

THOMAS, fivth sonne of [John], maryed one of the doughters and heires of William Eshe of Eshe in the countie of Durham, and by her had yssu Richard, Antony, and George, they thre dyed withowte yssu, THOMAS Sonne and heire.