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     Mary Warmouth was christened on 29 March 1608 at Newcastleontyne, Northumberland, England.
      ; 19M0-LC0.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.¹

     William Whittingham married Catherine Jaqueman.^2,4
William Whittingham was born in 1524 at Chester, Cheshire, England.²
William Whittingham was buried on 10 June 1579 at Durham Cathedral, Durham, co. Durham, England.²
     EDV-11.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.⁵

     Catherine Jaqueman married William Whittingham, son of William Whittingham.^2,1
Catherine Jaqueman was born circa 1529 at Orléans, Departement du Loiret, Centre, France.¹
Catherine Jaqueman died circa 1590; will dated 1590.¹
     EDV-11.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.^3,1

Catherine Jaqueman left a will in 1590.¹

     Timothy Whittingham was born circa 1557 at Holmeside, co. Durham, England.
      ; 19M0-1V5.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.³

     Elizabeth Whittingham was born circa 1558 at Holmeside, co. Durham, England.
      ; 19M0-1WC.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.³

     Sarah Whittingham was born circa 1559 at Brandon, co. Durham, England.
      ; 19M0-1XK.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.³

     Deborah Whittingham was born circa 1563 at co. Durham, England.
      ; 19M0-1ZR.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.³

     Daniel Whittingham was christened on 12 November 1571 at Holmeside, co. Durham, England.
      ; 19M0-215.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.³

     William Whittingham was born circa 1498 at Chester, Cheshire, England.¹
     EDV-12.

; From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.^3,1

     Robert Playse Esq. was born circa 1375 at England. He married Katherine de Halnaby, daughter of Halnath de Halnaby and Joan (?), in 1408.^1,2

Robert Playse Esq. died in 1429 at England.
     EDV-15.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.²
; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³
; Per BHO:
     "HALNABY (Hallenazhebi, Halnadeby, Anlaby, Halnathby, Halnaghby, xiii-xiv cent; Hannaby, xviii cent.) is not mentioned in Domesday Book. In 1286–7 it was held of the Earl of Richmond (fn. 61) and continued to be a member of that honour. (fn. 62) Roald de Richmond was mesne lord in 1286–7, (fn. 63) and from him this mesne lordship with others descended to the Scropes of Bolton, of whom it was still held in 1573. (fn. 64) The earliest recorded under-tenants are the family of Halnaby. There was an Acharis (Acharisius, Acrisius) de Halnaby in the late 12th and early 13th century who had sons Roland and Halnath and a daughter Margaret. (fn. 65) In 1216 Halnath was one of the pledges of Roald the Constable, who had taken the baronial side against John (fn. 66); he had a son Acharis. (fn. 67) A Halnath was living in 1268 (fn. 68) and was lord in 1286–7. (fn. 69) Elizabeth widow of Roger de Halnaby claimed a third of the manor in dower in 1297 (fn. 70); another Halnath was living in 1312, (fn. 71) and his heir was lord in 1316. (fn. 72) In 1335 Acharis de Halnaby and his heirs received a grant of free warren in Halnaby. (fn. 73) He was lord in 1342–3 and had brothers Roger and Halnath (fn. 74) and a sister Mary married to John Mauleverer. (fn. 75) Acharis died without issue, (fn. 76) Roger is no more mentioned, and Halnath left a daughter and heiress Katharine. (fn. 77) In 1408 absolution was given to the chaplain who had celebrated a clandestine marriage without banns between Katharine and Robert Place (of Egton), a marriage at which Halnath Mauleverer and John Halnaby were present, (fn. 78) and in 1410 the remainder of the manor of Halnaby which Joan wife of Halnath held in dower was settled on Robert Place and Katharine and their issue with remainder to the Mauleverers (fn. 79); Robert and Katharine obtained a confirmation of their free warren in 1412. (fn. 80) Robert died early in 1429–30, Katharine in 1461–2.”
BHO cites:

     Joan/Isabel Eure was born circa 1380 at England. She married Sir Thomas Surtees Knt., of Dinsdale, Co Durham circa 1398
; her 1st husband.^2,1 Joan/Isabel Eure married Sir William Hilton Knt. after 1435
; her 2nd husband; date of death of her 1swt husband.¹
      ; Isabella, dau of Sir Ralph Eure, of Witton Castle, Co Durham.² EDV-16.

; History of Durham by Surtees says Thomas Surtees wife was Isabella,
dau. of Sir Ralph Eure Knight of Witton Castle, on which marriage divers lands
were settled 10 Oct. 3 Skirlaw.

Foster History of Yorkshire said wife of Wm Claxton who died 1430 and John
Conyers of Ormesby who died 1438.³

     Katherine de Halnaby was born circa 1385 at England.³ She married Robert Playse Esq. in 1408.^2,3

Katherine de Halnaby died in 1461 at England.³
     EDV-15.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.³
; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.⁴
; Per BHO:
     "HALNABY (Hallenazhebi, Halnadeby, Anlaby, Halnathby, Halnaghby, xiii-xiv cent; Hannaby, xviii cent.) is not mentioned in Domesday Book. In 1286–7 it was held of the Earl of Richmond (fn. 61) and continued to be a member of that honour. (fn. 62) Roald de Richmond was mesne lord in 1286–7, (fn. 63) and from him this mesne lordship with others descended to the Scropes of Bolton, of whom it was still held in 1573. (fn. 64) The earliest recorded under-tenants are the family of Halnaby. There was an Acharis (Acharisius, Acrisius) de Halnaby in the late 12th and early 13th century who had sons Roland and Halnath and a daughter Margaret. (fn. 65) In 1216 Halnath was one of the pledges of Roald the Constable, who had taken the baronial side against John (fn. 66); he had a son Acharis. (fn. 67) A Halnath was living in 1268 (fn. 68) and was lord in 1286–7. (fn. 69) Elizabeth widow of Roger de Halnaby claimed a third of the manor in dower in 1297 (fn. 70); another Halnath was living in 1312, (fn. 71) and his heir was lord in 1316. (fn. 72) In 1335 Acharis de Halnaby and his heirs received a grant of free warren in Halnaby. (fn. 73) He was lord in 1342–3 and had brothers Roger and Halnath (fn. 74) and a sister Mary married to John Mauleverer. (fn. 75) Acharis died without issue, (fn. 76) Roger is no more mentioned, and Halnath left a daughter and heiress Katharine. (fn. 77) In 1408 absolution was given to the chaplain who had celebrated a clandestine marriage without banns between Katharine and Robert Place (of Egton), a marriage at which Halnath Mauleverer and John Halnaby were present, (fn. 78) and in 1410 the remainder of the manor of Halnaby which Joan wife of Halnath held in dower was settled on Robert Place and Katharine and their issue with remainder to the Mauleverers (fn. 79); Robert and Katharine obtained a confirmation of their free warren in 1412. (fn. 80) Robert died early in 1429–30, Katharine in 1461–2.”
BHO cites:

     Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire was born circa 1410 at England.⁴ He married Isabel Pudsey, daughter of Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire and Margaret Tunstall,
;
Her 1st husband.^4,1,2
Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire died at England.⁴
     Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire lived at Halnaby in Croft, North Riding, Yorkshire, England.⁵ EDV-14.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.⁴ Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire was also known as Robert Playse Esq., of Halnaby and Egton, Yorks.¹ Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire was also known as Robert Playce.¹

; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.⁶ He was living after 27 February 1448.¹

     William Playse died at England. He was born circa 1415 at England.
      ; ob s.p.¹

     Thomas Playse died at England. He was born circa 1416 at England.
      ; ob s.p.¹

     Isabel Pudsey was born circa 1420 at Barforth, North Riding, Yorkshire, England. She married Robert Place Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) Yorkshire, son of Robert Playse Esq. and Katherine de Halnaby,
;
Her 1st husband.^3,1,2 Isabel Pudsey married Thomas Beauchamp before 1471
;
Her 2nd husband.¹
      ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.⁴ EDV-14.

; Visitations of Yorkshire p. 294 Elizabeth wife of -- Place, dau of Sir Ralph
Pudsey by 2nd wife Margaret Tunstall of Scargill.^3,5 Isabel Pudsey was living on 1 October 1471.¹

     Alexander Playse died at England. He was born circa 1440 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     Bernard Playse died at England. He was born circa 1442 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     William Playse was born circa 1444 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     Joane Playse was born circa 1446 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     Rowland (Roland) Place Esq. married Margery Conyers, daughter of Sir John Conyers Knt., KG, of Hornby, Yorks and Margery Darcy.^1,3
Rowland (Roland) Place Esq. was born circa 1445 at England.
Rowland (Roland) Place Esq. died on 4 May 1493.^4,5
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.⁶ EDV-13.

Rowland (Roland) Place Esq. lived at Halnaby in Croft, North Riding, Yorkshire, England.⁴

; Faris (1999, p. 31): "MARGERY CONYERS, was married to ROWLAND (or ROLAND) PLACE, of Halnaby in Croft, North Riding, co. York, son of Robert Place, Knt., of Halnaby, by Isabel, daughter of Ralph Pudsey, of Barforth, North Riding, co. York (of Magna Carta Surety descent). They had four sons and three daughters. ROWLAND PLACE died on 4 May 1493.
Sur.Soc. 41:49 (1862) (arms: Azure, on a chief argent three chaplets gules [editorial correction of manuscript pedigree]). VCH Yorks N.R. 1:166 (1914) (Place arms: Party or and gules a leopard counter-coloured). Sur.Soc 144:36 (1930) (1480 Via. North). Sur. Soc. 79:42 n."⁷

     Elizabeth Playse married William Hudswell.¹
Elizabeth Playse was born circa 1448 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     Margaret Playse married John Laton.¹
Margaret Playse was born circa 1450 at England.
     ; Per Richardson [2011:214]:
     “Isabel Pudsey, married (1st) Rober Place (or Playce), Esq., of Halnaby (in Croft) and Egton, Yorkshire, son and heir of Robert Playce, Knt., of Halnay (in croft) and egton, Yorkshire, by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Halnath de Halnaby, of Halnaby (in Croft), Yorkshire. They had four sons, Alexander, Rowland, Esq., Bernard, and william, and three daughters, wlizabeth (wife of William Hudswell), Margaret (wife of John Laton), and Joan.”.³

.⁴

     Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire was born circa 1390.^2,3 He married (?) Tempest
; per van de Pas his 1st wife.^6,3 Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire married Margaret Tunstall, daughter of Sir Thomas Tunstall Knt., of Thurland Castle, Lancashire and Isabel Harrington, before 1428
; per van de Pas his 2nd wife.^2,7,1,3 Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire married Edwina (?)
; per van de Pas his 3rd wife; per Richardson: 7 sons and 10 daughters.^8,2,3
Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire died on 14 April 1468.^2,3
Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire was buried after 14 April 1468 at Bolton, Yorkshire, England.²
     GAV-18 EDV-15.

Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire lived at Barforth, North Riding, Yorkshire, England.⁹

; van de Pas cites: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas, Reference: 597.²

; Lord of Bolton 31 Hen 6 1552. made marriage agreement in 1448 for his son John.¹⁰

     Isabel de Atholl was born circa 1361. She married Sir Ralph de Eure Knt., of Witton Castle, co. Durham, son of Sir John de Eure Knt., of Stokesley, Yorks and Margaret de Gray, before 6 May 1372
;
His 1st wife.^6,4,1,2,7
      ; Per Weis: “Sir Ralph de Eure, b. abt. 1350/3, Sheriff of Northumberland 13891397, Governor of the Castle of Newcastle, Constable of York Catle, d. 10 Mar. 1422; m. (1) Isabel de Athol; m. (2) by 1387 Catherine de Aton (206-35). (Gen. Mag. 17 (1972):86-87, 219; VCJ Yorks., N. Riding II, 303; Clay, Dormant & Extinct Perrages of the Northern Cos., pp. 3-4, 54-55 with errors).”.⁸ GAV-20 EDV-17.

Reference: Genealogics cites: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas, Reference: 596.² Isabel de Atholl was also known as Isabel de Athol.

; Per christou Gedcom: "first wife said also to be Isabella de Valence“.⁶

     Halnath de Halnaby married Joan (?)¹
Halnath de Halnaby was born before 1330.¹
Halnath de Halnaby died before 1410.¹
     EDV-16.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.¹
; Per BHO:
     "HALNABY (Hallenazhebi, Halnadeby, Anlaby, Halnathby, Halnaghby, xiii-xiv cent; Hannaby, xviii cent.) is not mentioned in Domesday Book. In 1286–7 it was held of the Earl of Richmond (fn. 61) and continued to be a member of that honour. (fn. 62) Roald de Richmond was mesne lord in 1286–7, (fn. 63) and from him this mesne lordship with others descended to the Scropes of Bolton, of whom it was still held in 1573. (fn. 64) The earliest recorded under-tenants are the family of Halnaby. There was an Acharis (Acharisius, Acrisius) de Halnaby in the late 12th and early 13th century who had sons Roland and Halnath and a daughter Margaret. (fn. 65) In 1216 Halnath was one of the pledges of Roald the Constable, who had taken the baronial side against John (fn. 66); he had a son Acharis. (fn. 67) A Halnath was living in 1268 (fn. 68) and was lord in 1286–7. (fn. 69) Elizabeth widow of Roger de Halnaby claimed a third of the manor in dower in 1297 (fn. 70); another Halnath was living in 1312, (fn. 71) and his heir was lord in 1316. (fn. 72) In 1335 Acharis de Halnaby and his heirs received a grant of free warren in Halnaby. (fn. 73) He was lord in 1342–3 and had brothers Roger and Halnath (fn. 74) and a sister Mary married to John Mauleverer. (fn. 75) Acharis died without issue, (fn. 76) Roger is no more mentioned, and Halnath left a daughter and heiress Katharine. (fn. 77) In 1408 absolution was given to the chaplain who had celebrated a clandestine marriage without banns between Katharine and Robert Place (of Egton), a marriage at which Halnath Mauleverer and John Halnaby were present, (fn. 78) and in 1410 the remainder of the manor of Halnaby which Joan wife of Halnath held in dower was settled on Robert Place and Katharine and their issue with remainder to the Mauleverers (fn. 79); Robert and Katharine obtained a confirmation of their free warren in 1412. (fn. 80) Robert died early in 1429–30, Katharine in 1461–2.”
BHO cites:

     Margaret Tunstall was born circa 1400. She married Sir Ralph Pudsey Knt., of Bolton and Barforth, Yorkshire, son of Sir John Pudsey Knt., or Bolton, Yorkshire and Margaret Eure, before 1428
; per van de Pas his 2nd wife.^3,1,4,2
     GAV-18 EDV-15.

; van de Pas cites: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas, Reference: 597.¹

; 1st wife of Ralph.⁵

     Sir John Pudsey Knt., or Bolton, Yorkshire was born circa 1375. He married Margaret Eure, daughter of Sir Ralph de Eure Knt., of Witton Castle, co. Durham and Isabel de Atholl, before 10 March 1396.^3,1,2

Sir John Pudsey Knt., or Bolton, Yorkshire died before April 1433.^1,2
     GAV-19 EDV-16.

Reference: van de Pas cites: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas, Reference: 597.¹

; Lord of Bolton killed in battle at Bauge in France 1421

Visitations of Yorkshire p. 294 John Pudsey of Bolton m.Margaret dau of Sir
Williem Evers Knight.⁴

; Per Richardson: fought at the Battle of Agincourt.²

     Margaret Eure was buried at Beverly . She was born circa 1382. She married Sir John Pudsey Knt., or Bolton, Yorkshire, son of Henry Pudsey and Elizabeth Layton, before 10 March 1396.^1,5,2

Margaret Eure died between 25 December 1444 and 1 July 1445.^1,2

Her estate was probated on 7 January 1445.^1,2

     GAV-19 EDV-16.

; Death:     10 Mar 1421[21]

Sheriff of Northumberland

son of Margaret de Eure, named in her will dated at Newcastle,
Wednesday before the feast of St. George Martyr, 1378
(proved 27 May 1378) [Surtees Soc. I:35-36]

he m. 1stly Isabel de Athol,
2ndly Katherie de Aton

Spouse:     Isabel de Athol
Father:     Aymer de Athol

Children:     Margaret, m. John Pudsey
     Ralph (dsp.)⁶

; van de Pas cites: Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas, Reference: 597.¹

; Visitations of Yorkshire by Glover p. 611 Margaret de Eure, wife to Sir John
Pudsey, knt, lord of Bolton, he was killed at the battle of the Bauge in
France, in 1421. Her will dated Dec 25 1444 and proved at York Jan 7 1445.
to be buried at Beverley.⁷

Margaret Eure left a will on 25 December 1444.²

     Joan (?) married Halnath de Halnaby, son of Halnath de Halnaby.¹
Joan (?) was born circa 1330.
Joan (?) died after 1410.
     EDV-16.

Reference: Christou Gedcom.¹