Person Page - 1707

     Eleanor Harbottle married Sir Thomas Percy, son of Henry Algernon Percy KG, KB, 4th Earl of Northumberland, Lord Poynings and Katherine Spencer.¹
Eleanor Harbottle married Sir Richard Holland of Denton, Lancastershire.¹

Eleanor Harbottle died in 1567.¹

     Sir Richard Holland of Denton, Lancastershire married Eleanor Harbottle, daughter of (?) Harbottle.¹

Sir Richard Holland of Denton, Lancastershire died before 1567.¹

     "Blessed" Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Northumberland, Baron Percy was born in 1528.¹ He married Lady Anne Somerset, daughter of Sir Henry Somerset Knt., KG, 2nd Earl of Worcester and Lady Margaret Courtenay, on 12 June 1558.^1,2,3

"Blessed" Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Northumberland, Baron Percy died on 22 August 1572 at beheaded.¹
      ; Blessed THOMAS PERCY, 1st EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND (E), as which cr 1 May 1557 (with the same precedence only that his ancestors as Earls of Northumberland had enjoyed, with the result that he was placed second in the table of precedence for earls, immediately after the Earl of Arundel), as also 30 April 1557 (i.e., the day before) BARON PERCY (both E), with in both cases remainder, failing heirs male of his body, to his bro Henry, in like manner, KG (1563-69); b 1528; restored in blood only 14 March 1549, on the understanding that he refrain from putting forward a claim to the property his unc had bequeathed HENRY VIII, including the honours; Keeper Prudhoe Castle 1556, ktd 30 April 1557; High Marshal Army in the North May 1557, Constable Richmond and Middleham Castles July 1557, Jt Warden then Warden E March Aug 1557 and Jan 1558/9, jt commr to negotiate peace with Scots Jan 1557/8; conspired Nov 1569 with 6th and last Earl of Westmorland of the 1397 cr (see ABERGAVENNY, M) to liberate MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS (by now under house arrest in England, having fled from Scotland) and restore England to what he looked on as the true Church (of Rome) but after taking Barnard Castle, Co Durham, and Hartlepool was forced by advancing govt troops to flee to Scotland, eluding another govt force originally based on the borders one of whose commanders was his own bro Sir Henry Percy; from Scotland he was extradited to England by the Regent Mar (see MAR, E) 29 May 1572; leading 20th-century historians tend to minimise the 1st EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND's religious fervour as a driving force behind the Northern Rebellion, preferring to dwell on such material causes of dissatisfaction as his being deprived of a lucrative Cumberland copper mine by ELIZABETH I, but HH POPE LEO XIII beatified him 13 May 1895 and it was decreed that his feast should be observed in the diocese of Hexham and Newcastle on 14 Nov; moreover by the agents of his contemporary Lord Burghley (see EXETER, M), ELIZABETH's chief minister, he was considered 'dangerously obstinate in religion'; m 12 June 1558 Lady Anne Somerset (d 8 Sept 1591), 3rd dau of 2nd Earl of Worcester (see BEAUFORT, D), and was beheaded 22 Aug 1572, following his attainder 1571; as a result of the attainder the Barony of Poynings and Earldom of Northumberland of the 1415/6 cr would have expired even if the law as it has stood since 1764 had been in force then (see against 5th EARL OF NORTHUMBERLAND), but under a late 13th-century law the fact that his titles cr in 1557 were with a special remainder was held to allow their being inherited by his yr bro Henry.¹

     Lady Anne Somerset married "Blessed" Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Northumberland, Baron Percy, son of Sir Thomas Percy and Eleanor Harbottle, on 12 June 1558.^1,2,3

Lady Anne Somerset died on 8 September 1591.¹

     Sir Ingelram/Ingram Percy was born before 1510.²
Sir Ingelram/Ingram Percy died in 1538 at dspl.¹
      ; Ingelram/Ingram (Sir); a leader Pilgrimage of Grace, following which he was imprisoned in the Beauchamp Tower of the Tower of London; dspl 1538, leaving at least one daughter.¹

     Isabel Percy was born after 1529.² She married Henry Tempest of Broughton, Yorks in 1543.^1,2

      ; per verity:
Isabel Percy, illeg. (aft.1529-liv. 1591) m. 1543 Henry Tempest of Broughton, Yorks. (1527-1605, descended from Edward III but not thru Joan Beaufort), and had
B7) Sir Stephen Tempest of Broughton (1555-1625) m. 2)1591 Katherine Lawson (d. 1648), and had
B8) Stephen Tempest of Broughton (1593-1651) m. 1)1612 Susan Oglethorpe (d. 1628), and had
B9) Frances Tempest (c.1628-liv.1680) m. Thomas Aslaby of South Dalton (1633-liv.1680), and had
B10) Thomas Aslaby, Captain (liv.1680) m. Anne Langdale.² Isabel Percy was living in 1591.²

     Henry Tempest of Broughton, Yorks married Isabel Percy, daughter of Sir Ingelram/Ingram Percy, in 1543.^1,2

Henry Tempest of Broughton, Yorks died in 1544.¹
      ; per verity:
Isabel Percy, illeg. (aft.1529-liv. 1591) m. 1543 Henry Tempest of Broughton, Yorks. (1527-1605, descended from Edward III but not thru Joan Beaufort), and had
B7) Sir Stephen Tempest of Broughton (1555-1625) m. 2)1591 Katherine Lawson (d. 1648), and had
B8) Stephen Tempest of Broughton (1593-1651) m. 1)1612 Susan Oglethorpe (d. 1628), and had
B9) Frances Tempest (c.1628-liv.1680) m. Thomas Aslaby of South Dalton (1633-liv.1680), and had
B10) Thomas Aslaby, Captain (liv.1680) m. Anne Langdale.²

     Thomas Percy Baron Percy died circa 1560 at dvp young.¹
Thomas Percy Baron Percy was buried in 1560 .¹

     Elizabeth Percy married Richard Woodroffe of Wolley, Yorkshire
; had issue.¹

     Mary Percy was Benedictine Convent at Brussels; from it almost all houses of Benedictine nuns in England subsequently descend.¹

     Lucy Percy married Sir Edward Stanley KB, of Tong Castle, Shropshire, son of Sir Thomas Stanley of Winwick and Margaret Vernon, at had issue.¹

     Sir Edward Stanley KB, of Tong Castle, Shropshire married Lucy Percy, daughter of "Blessed" Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Northumberland, Baron Percy and Lady Anne Somerset, at had issue.¹

     Lady Jane Percy married Henry Seymour, son of Edward Seymour 1st Duke of Somerset, KB, KG and Anne Stanhope.¹

     Henry Seymour died; dsp.¹ He married Lady Jane Percy, daughter of "Blessed" Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Northumberland, Baron Percy and Lady Anne Somerset.¹

     Philip de Baumvile married Agnes de Storeton, daughter of Alexander de Storeton and Anabilla de Silvester.¹

     GAV-20 GKJ-22. Philip de Baumvile was hereditary Forester of Wirral.¹

     Agnes de Storeton married Philip de Baumvile.¹

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     Alexander de Storeton married Anabilla de Silvester, daughter of Ranulph de Silvester.¹

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     Anabilla de Silvester married Alexander de Storeton.¹

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     Walter de Stanley died before 1285.¹
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; WALTER de STANLEY; recognitor (one exercising certain kind of action for debt) for Staffs 1271-72; sued for wrongful dispossession over a wood that was part of his holding at Stanley 1282; d by Trinity term 1285.¹

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; WILLIAM (I) de STANLEY; granted Stanley (on what are now the northeasterly outskirts of Stoke-on-Trent) and half of Balterley, Staffs, by his 1st cousin Adam de Audley; had, with a yr s (John, Rector Astbury, Cheshire, d by 1292/3) WILLIAM (I) de STANLEY; granted Stanley (on what are now the northeasterly outskirts of Stoke-on-Trent) and half of Balterley, Staffs, by his 1st cousin Adam de Audley; had, with a yr s (John, Rector Astbury, Cheshire, d by 1292/3):

WALTER de STANLEYWILLIAM (I) de STANLEY; granted Stanley (on what are now the northeasterly outskirts of Stoke-on-Trent) and half of Balterley, Staffs, by his 1st cousin Adam de Audley; had, with a yr s (John, Rector Astbury, Cheshire, d by 1292/3): WILLIAM (I) de STANLEY; granted Stanley (on what are now the northeasterly outskirts of Stoke-on-Trent) and half of Balterley, Staffs, by his 1st cousin Adam de Audley; had, with a yr s (John, Rector Astbury, Cheshire, d by 1292/3) WALTER de STANLEY



WALTER de STANLEY.¹

     John de Stanley died before 1293.¹
     He was Rector at Astbury, Cheshire, England.¹

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      ; MP Carlisle c 1347, ancestor of Edward Stanley, of Ponsonby Hall, MP Cumberland 1832-52, whose own descendants were living there as late as the the first half of the 20th century.