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GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND ANECDOTES ANTECEDENTS and
DESCENDANTS . G0515A:
Mathew HYDE of HYDE [025] Marriage: ABT 1190 Child
1: Child 2: Richard HYDE of HYDE [M] Note 1: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 807:
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Marriage: ABT 1214 Child 1: Hugh HYDE (alias de DENE) of NORBURY and HYDE [M] Child
2: Note 1: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 810:
Note 2: By another marriage, Agnes de HERDISLEE, the wife of Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE and the cousin and heir of Thomas de NORBURY, engendered John, also cousin and heir of Thomas de NORBURY. ____________________________ G0513A:
Marriage: ABT 1244 Child
1: Child 2: Alexander HYDE of NORBURY
and HYDE [M]: m. Unknown UNKNOWN Other Marriage: No Date Note 1: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 807:
Note 2: Sir Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE died in the reign of Edward I, Longshanks, that is, between 1272 and 1307. Note 3: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 810:
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Marriage: ABT 1295 Child
1: Child 2: Richard HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M] Child 3: William HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE [M]: m. Katherine UNKNOWN Note 1: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, pp. 807 - 808:
Note 2: Richard HYDE was the grantee, of his parents, of lands in Hurdesfeld in 1317. Note 3: William HYDE was, of the Chetwynds, the grantee of lands in Matley in the 14th year of Edward III 9 (1341). ____________________________ G0511A:
Marriage: AFT 1329 Child 1: John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1330, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - BEF 1358, Norbury, County Cheshire, England) [M] Child 2: Roger HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M] Child 3: William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M]: m. Alice de BROMHALL Child
4: Child 5: Ralph HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M]: m. Unknown UNKNOWN Child 6: John HYDE of MOTTRAM [M] Child 7: Hugh HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (1349, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - AFT 1399, England) [M]: m. Unknown UNKNOWN Child 8: Margery HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE [F] Other Marriage: AFT 1350 Child 1: Thomas HYDE of WARFORD [M]:
m. Marion (or Mary) TABBELEGH of NETHER KNUTTESFORD Note 1: About Sir John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, from George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p.808:
Note 2: John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, the eldest son of John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, died before the 31st year of Edward III (1358). Note 3: Roger HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was first in the entail of NORBURY and HYDE, dated in the 31st year of Edward III (1358). He died without issue. Note 4: About William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, from George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p.808:
William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was second in the entail of NORBURY and HYDE, dated in the 31st year of Edward III (1358). He was living in 1363. Though married to Alice de BROMHALL, daughter of Richard de BROMHALL, he seems to have died without issue. Note 5: Ralph Ralph HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, of whom there is record in the 31st year of Edward III (1358), had lands in Stavelegh in the 45th year of Edward III (1372). He was the ancestor of the HYDEs of Urmeston in Lancashire. Note 6: John HYDE of MOTTRAM was living in the 20th year of Edward III (1347). He is likely to have died before the 31st year of Edward III (1358). Note 7: Hugh HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was fifty years of age in the 22nd year of Richard II (1399). Note 8: Margery HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was living in 1357. Note 9: Alice UNKNOWN, the second wife of Sir John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was active in the 38th year of Edward III (1365). Note 10: Thomas HYDE of WARFORD, who was active in the 30th year of Edward III (1358), was married to Marion, or Mary, daughter of William de TABBELEGH, lord of Nether Knuttesford. She was co-heir to her brother William, who was active in the 46th year of Edward III (1373) and who died in the 21st year of Richard II (1398). ____________________________ G0510A:
Marriage: 1328 Child
1: Child 2: William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M] Child 3: Richard HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [M] Child 4: John HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE [M] Note 1: The elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was named third in the entail of Norbury and Half Hyde in the 31st year of Edward III (1358). He was flourishing in the 13th year of Richard II (1390) and, in the 2nd year of Henry IV (1401), he was sued for dower by the younger Robert de Tatton. ____________________________ G0509A:
Marriage: ABT 1409 Child
1: Child 2: Robert HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE [M] Note 1: The elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE is reported to have been wounded at Nether Alderley, in Cheshire, in 1421. He is known to have been Lord of Norbury and Hyde in 1425. he died before the 17th of Henry VI (1439). ____________________________ G0508A:
Marriage: ABT 1413, Rixton,
Lancashire, England Child
1: Other Marriage: AFT 1430 Note 1: In a Stockport charter, John HYDE of NOREBURY and HYDE is mentioned as the Lord of Norbury in the 17th year of Henry VI (1439). Note 2: Matild MASSIE, the first wife of John de HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the daughter of Hamo MASSIE of Rixton, Lancashire. Note 3: Katherine STANLEY, the second wife of John de HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the daughter of Sir William STANLEY of HOTON and the widow of Ralph ARDERNE of HARDEN and ALVANLEY. ____________________________ G0507A:
Marriage: ABT 1432 Child 1: John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1433, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - 1478, England) [M]: m. Margery BOTHE (BOOTH) of DUNHAM (ABT 1411, <Dunham Massey>, Cheshire, England - ?), 1454 Child
2: Other Marriage: ABT 1440 Child 1: Peres (Piers, Peter) HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1441, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - AFT 1480, England) [M] Child 2: Agnes HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE (ABT 1442, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?)
[F]: m. Edmund BERDESLEY, 1477 Note 1: Margaret DANENPORT of HENDBURY, the wife of Hamnet HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the daughter of Thomas DAVENPORT of HENDBURY. Note 2: On 26 September 1455, Hamnet HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was granted license for two oratories in his manors at Norbury and Haighton. In 1465, he is listed as having collected a subsidy. Note 3: Margery BOTHE (BOOTH), the wife of John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the daughter of William BOTHE (BOOTH) of Dunham Massey, County Cheshire and Maud DUTTON. Note 4: Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was the heir of his brother, John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, who died without issue. Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE is known to have been living in the 18th year of Edward IV (1479) and in the 2nd year of Henry VIII (1511) [as by Inq(uisitio) p(ost) m(ortem) after the deaths of Matilda de Hondford and Robert Legh]. In 1511, Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was exempted from serving on juries. Note 5: Edmund BERDESLEY, the husband of Agnes HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the son of Edmund BERDESLEY of NORBURYy, County Cheshire. ____________________________ G0506A:
Marriage: BY 1465 Child
1: Child 2: Joan HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1471, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. William BARDESLEY (ABT 1467, Bardesley, County Cheshire, England - ?), ABT 1492 Child 3: Ellen HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1473, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. John NEUTON (NEWTON) (BEF 1469, Newtown (Neuton), Longdendale (Longdenedel) Parish, Cheshire, England - ?), ABT 1493 Child 4: Giles (Egidius) HYDE of HOPTON WAFFERS (WALFORD) in Salopshire (Shropshire) (ABT 1477, <Norbury, County Cheshire>, England - ?) [M]: m. Alice PLEYLEY, ABT 1502 Child 5: Unknown HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [F]: m. Nicholas MASSIE of WHICKLESWICK (or GIGLESWIK), County Lancashire Child 6: Unknown HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE [F]: m. Thomas MASSIE of COVENTRY Child 7: Unknown HYDE of NORBURY and
HYDE [F]: m. Robert TATTON of WITHENSHAWE Note 1: Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE is known to have been flourishing in the 18th year of Edward IV (1479) and in the 2nd year of Henry VII (1487). He was forty years of age in the 9th year of Henry VII (1494). For the descendancy of HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE from Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, see The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Hyde of Norbury. Note 2: Alice PLEYLEY, the wife of Giles (Egidius) HYDE of HOPTON WAFFERS (WALFORD), was the daughter and heiress of George PLEYLEY of HOPTON WAFFERS (WALFORD) in Salop, Shropshire who, about 1480, married Katherina CARESWELL. ____________________________ G0505A:
Marriage: ABT 1490 Child
1: Child 2: John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1495, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ABT 1561, England) [M] Child 3: Agnes (or
Anne) HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT
1502, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. John
ARDERNE (ABT 1499, Alvanley, Runcorn, County Cheshire,
England - 4 December 1551, England), 1523, County
Cheshire, England Other Marriage: ABT
1510 Child 1: Lawrence HYDE
of GUSSAGE ST. MICHELL (ABT 1511, Norbury, County
Cheshire, England - 7 June 1590, West Hatch, Wiltshire,
England: interment 16 June 1590, Tisbury, Wiltshire,
England) [M]: m1. Mary HARTGILL, 1536, <Culmington,
Somersetshire>, England; m2. Anne SIBELL (ABT 1537,
Farmingham, County Kent, England - 2 March 1605/06, West
Hatch, Wiltshire, England), ABT 1554 Other Marriage: ABT
1520 <Yorkshire>, England Note 1: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 808:
Note 2: Margrett HOLOND of DENTON, the wife of Robert HYDE, was the daughter of Richard HOLLAND of DENTON, born about 1443 in Denton, Lancashire, England. Note 3: John ARDERNE, the husband of Anne HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the son of Ralph ARDERNE (ABT 1460, Aldford, County Cheshire, England - 14 January 1539/40) and Margaret DAVENPORT, born about 1470 in Henbury cum Pexall, Macclesfield, County Cheshire. Matilda DAVENPORT was the daughter of Thomas DAVENPORT (ABT 1467, Henbury cum Pexall, Macclesfield, County Cheshire, England . Note 4: Sir Lawrence HYDE of GUSSAGE ST. MICHELL, from the family ARUNDEL, leased Wardour Castle at Wardour, Wiltshire. Note 5: Mary HARTGILL, the first wife of Lawrence HYDE of GUSSAGE ST. MICHELL, was the daughter of William HARTGILL of CULMINGTON in Somersetshire. Note 6: Anne SIBELL, the second wife of Lawrence HYDE of GUSSAGE ST. MICHELL, was the daughter of Nicholas SIBELL of FARMINGHAM in Kent. She was first married to Matthew COLTHURST (ABT 1512, Wardour Castle, Wiltshire or Claverton, Somersetshire, England - 8 July 1559, <Wardour Castle, Wiltshire>, England) about 1526 in County Suffolk, England. Anne SIBELL was the great grandmother of the sisters, Queen Mary II and Queen Anne, the daughters of King James II. Matthew COLTHURST, who was Treasurer of the Ordnance under Queen Mary, had been first married to Anne GRIMSTON who was born about 1513 in County Suffolk. She was the daughter of Thomas GRIMSTON. Upon the dissolution of the monasteries, friaries, and convents, Matthew COLTHURST, who was the son of Henry COLTHURST (BEF 1516, Standen, Great Mitton, Yorkshire West Riding, England - 8 July 1559, England) and Unknown PARKER of Horrocksford and Browsholme, Yorkshire, England, acquired much property in Somersetshire. ____________________________ G0504A:
Marriage: ABT 1516, <Poynton>,
County Cheshire, England Child 1: Child 2: Lawrence HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1522, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 3: Catherine
HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1524, Norbury, County
Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. Unknown STRAINGEWAIES (of
Lancashire), ABT 1548 Note 1: Hamnet HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, born about 1491, did not survive his father, Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE. Note 1: Margrett WARREN, the wife of Hamnet HYDE, was the daughter of Lawrence WARREN of POYNTON, born about 1469 in Poynton, County Cheshire, England. ____________________________ G0503A:
Marriage: ABT 1542,
County Cheshire, England Child 1: Child 2: Hamon HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1545, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 3: William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1547, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 4: Dorothy HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1548, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - May 1593, Prestbury, Cheshire, England: interment 14 May 1593, Prestbury, Cheshire, England) [F]: m. William DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of WOODFORD (ABT 1543, Woodford, Cheshire, England - 2 April 1632, Prestbury, Cheshire, England), 26 January 1569/70, Chester, Cheshire, England Child 5: Edward HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1549, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 6: Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, Doctor of Divinity at Salisbury (ABT 1551, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - December 1618, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England: interment 9 December 1618, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England) [M]: m. Mary UNKNOWN Child 7: Richard HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1553, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - AFT 1560, England) [M] Child 8: Randall HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1555, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - AFT 1625, England) [M] Child 9: Anne HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1559, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. John HIGHAM (HEUGHAM) alias HYDE of HIGHAM (HEUGHAM), Werneth, in Cheshire Child 10: Ellin HYDE
of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1561,
Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. Thomas
UNWIN (or UNWYN) of SUSSEX Other Marriage: BEF
1542 Other Marriage: No
Date Other Marriage: No
Date Other Marriage: No
Date Note 1: The construction of this family-group has been a topic of controversy. George Ormerod, as emended by Thomas Helsby, reports that the elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, the father of this family-group, was first married to Margaret (or perhaps Katherine) DUKENFIELD, the daughter of John or Robert DUKENFIELD of DUKENFIELD, and that, except perhaps for two unnamed daughters, he engendered by her all of his children. Ormerod and Helsby report that the elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was second married to Jane DAVENPORT, the daughter of William DAVENPORT of BROMHALL (BRAMHALL), by whom he possibly engendered the two unnamed daughters. (Ormerod's and Helsby's interpretation of the DUKINFIELD pedigree is confused as to whether Margaret or Katherine DUKENFIELD of DUKENFIELD, as wife to Robert HYDE, was the daughter of John or Robert DUKINFIELD of DUKINFIELD; but Robert Glover, in 1566, recorded Margaret DUKENFIELD of DUKENFIELD as having been the wife of Robert HYDE and as having been the daughter of Robert DUKENFIELD of DUKENFIELD. [See The Visitation of Cheshire in the Year 1580, Made by Robert Glover, Somerset Herald, for William Flower, Norroy King of Arms, with Numerous Additions and Continuations, Including Those From the Visitation of Cheshire Made in the Year 1566, by the Same Herald, with an Appendix, Containing the Visitation of a Part of Cheshire in the Year 1533, Made by William Fellows, Lancaster Herald, for Thomas Benolte, Clarenceaux King of Arms, and a Fragment of the Visitation of the City of Chester in the Year 1591, Made by Thomas Chaloner, Deputy to the Office of Arms, edited by John Paul Rylands, F. S. A. (London 1882), pp. 81 - 82]) Ormerod and Helsby also report that he was third married to Unknown SNEDE of BRADWELL, fourth married to Katherine CHOLMONDELEY of CHOLMONDELEY (pronounced "chumly") [sister to Sir Hugh CHOLMONDELEY of CHOLMONDELEY and the widow of Richard PRESTLAND of WARDLEY], and fifth married to Unknown SPURSTOWE of SPURSTOWE [the widow of John LEGH of BOOTHES]. [See George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 811.] The elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, the father of this family-group, is known to have been alive during the Somerset Herald's - that is, Robert Glover's - Visitation of Cheshire in 1566. He was eight years of age in the 22nd year of Henry VIII (1531) and, having thus been born in 1522 or 1523, he was about 44 years of age in 1566. With the elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE as his contemporary informant by whom fee was paid for listing the descendancy of HYDE of NORBURY in the record of visitation, Glover reported in 1566 that all of the children of the elder Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE were heirs to the body of Jone (or Jane) DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of BROMHALL. And Ormerod and Helsby agree that Jone (or Jane) DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of BROMHALL was alive in 1566. [See George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 827.] Glover's treatment of this family-group is preserved in London, British Library, MS Harley 1424, fol. 82 and in MS Harley 1505, fol. 85b; and Glover repeated his findings of 1566 during his visitation of Cheshire in 1580. For this, see The Visitation of Cheshire in the Year 1580, Made by Robert Glover, Somerset Herald, for William Flower, Norroy King of Arms, with Numerous Additions and Continuations, Including Those From the Visitation of Cheshire Made in the Year 1566, by the Same Herald, with an Appendix, Containing the Visitation of a Part of Cheshire in the Year 1533, Made by William Fellows, Lancaster Herald, for Thomas Benolte, Clarenceaux King of Arms, and a Fragment of the Visitation of the City of Chester in the Year 1591, Made by Thomas Chaloner, Deputy to the Office of Arms, edited by John Paul Rylands, F. S. A. (London 1882), pp. 131 - 132, as is printed thus:
Note 2: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 809:
Note 3: After the death of his first wife, Dorothy HYDE, William DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of WOODFORD was married to Elizabeth DIMOCKE (ABT 1564, <Chester>, Cheshire, England - December 1615, Prestbury, Cheshire, England: interment 13 December 1615 at Prestbury, Cheshire, England) on 23 July 1594. Elizabeth DIMOCKE was the daughter of William DIMOCKE. After the death of his second wife, Elizabeth DIMOCKE, William DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of WOODFORD seems to have married Anne WARREN on 1 January 1616 at Prestbury, County Cheshire, England. William DAMPORT (DAVENPORT) of WOODFORD was the son of Christopher DAVENPORT of WOODFORD (ABT 1530, Woodford, County Cheshire, England - 13 January 1592, County Cheshire, England: interment 18 January 1592, Prestbury, County Cheshire, England) and Jane GERRARD (ABT 1530, Crewood, County Cheshire, England - May 1563, County Cheshire, England: interment 16 May 1653, Prestbury, County Cheshire, England) who were married 19 September 1547 at Crewood, County Cheshire, England. Jane GERRARD was the daughter of Sir William GERRARD, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Note 4: John HIGHAM (HEUGHAM) alias HYDE of HIGHAM (HEUGHAM), the husband of Anne HYDE, was the son of Robert HIGHAM (HEUGHAM) of HIGHAM (HEUGHAM), Werneth, Cheshire and Unknown HOPWOODE of the CLIFFE, daughter of HOPWOODE of the CLIFFE. Note 5: Margaret DUKINFIELD of DUKINFIELD, the putative first wife of Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE, was the daughter of John DUKINFIELD of DUKINFIELD, County Cheshire. ____________________________ G0502A:
Marriage: ABT 1562,
County Cheshire, England Child 1: Hamnet HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (1563, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - May 1643, Norbury, County Cheshire, England) [M]: m. Mary WARREN of POYNTON (ABT 1564, Poynton, County Cheshire, England - 28 March 1639, County Cheshire, England; interment at Stockport, County, Cheshire, England), 1583 Child 2: Anne HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1567, Norbury, County Cheshire - ?) [F]: m. Richard de RISLEY (ABT 1567, Risley, County Derby, England - ABT 1597, Winwick, Lancashire, England), 11 September 1593, Winwick, Lancashire, England Child 3: William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1568, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - 1637) [F]: m1. Ellen STUBBS (1573, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?), 21 July 1609, Prestbury, County Cheshire, England: m2. Eleanor MOLINEAUX, ABT 1588 Child 4: Urian HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1569, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 5: Margrett HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1571, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - 24 March 1625, Farnsworth, Lancashire, England: interment at Farnsworth, Lancashire, England) [F]: m. George HULTON (ABT 1567, <Farnsworth, Lancashire>, England - 7 February 1613, Farnsworth, Lancashire, England: interment at Farnsworth, Lancashire, England), 26 February 1592/93, Stockport, County Cheshire, England Child 6: Beatrix HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1572, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - July 1628, Thornton, Buckinghamshire, England: interment 20 July 1628 at Thornton, Buckinghamshire, England) [F]: m. John FRODSHAM of ELTON (ABT 1571, Elton, County Cheshire, England - ?), 1592 Child 7: Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1573, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - 10 September 1615, England) [M] Child 8: Alice HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1575, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - [F]: m. Richard JOYCE (ABT 1573, Wiltshire, England - ?), ABT 1598, <Norbury>, County Cheshire, England Child 9: Elizabeth HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1576, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. Francis GORE (born in Tupton, County Derby, England), ABT 1605, County Cheshire, England Child 10: Thomas HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1577, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M] Child 11: Child 12: Jane HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1579, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F]: m. Edward VAWDREY (born in Riddings, County Derby, England), December 1587, Stockport, County Cheshire, England Child 13: John HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1580, Norbury, County Cheshire, England - June 1605 [by drowning]: interment at Stockport, County Cheshire, England) [M] Child 14: Catherine
HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE (ABT 1585, Norbury, County
Cheshire, England - 2 February 1656, England) [F]: m. m1.
William HULTON (born in Hulton, Lancashire): m2. Roger
NOWEL of READE (born in Reade, Lancashire): m3. Saville
RADCLIFFE of TODMORDEN (born in Todmorden, Lancashire) Note 1: Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE was 28 years of age on the Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the 13th of Elizabeth I. This was 25 March 1571, placing the birth of Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE on 25 March 1543. Note 2: From George Ormerod, The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 3, p. 809:
Note 3: Hamnet HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE is known to have been 17 years of age in 1580 and to have died in May 1643. Note 4: William HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE is said to have been the father of William HYDE (1600, Stockport, County Cheshire, England - 6 January 1681, Norwich Connecticut, British North America), the founder and original proprietor of the colony at Hartford. Note 5: Mary WARREN of POYNTON, the wife of Hamnet HYDE, was the daughter of John WARREN of POYNTON (1535, Poynton, County Cheshire, England - 7 December 1587, County Cheshire, England: interment 14 December 1587 at Stockport, County Cheshire, England) and Margaret MOLINEAUX (ABT 1541, Sefton, Lancashire, England - 21 June 1617, County Cheshire, England: interment at Stockport, County Cheshire, England Note 6: Richard de RISLEY, the husband of Anne HYDE, was the son of John de RISLEY and Magledine GRIANDITCH, of Risley, Lancashire, England. Note 7: George HULTON, the husband of Margrett HYDE, was the son of Alan HULTON and Margaret POTTER of Lancashire, England. ____________________________ G0501A: Marriage: ABT 1606, Norbury,
County Cheshire, England Child 1: Elizabeth NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (1607, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England; christened 2 January 1607/08 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F] Child 2: Jane NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (1609, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England; christened 14 May 1609 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F] Child 3: Margaret NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (1610, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England; christened 25 August 1610 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F] Child 4: Alice NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (1611, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England; christened 7 December 1611 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England - ?) [F] Child 5: Richard NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (1612/13, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England; christened 5 March 1612 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England - ?) [M]: m. Unknown UNKNOWN, BY 1633, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England Child 6: Catherine NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (AFT 1613, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England - 1624, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England: interment June or 25 October 1624, St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England) [F] Child
7: Child 8: William NUTHALL of CATTENHALL (AFT 1613, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England - January 1626/27, Cattenhall, County Cheshire, England: interment January 1626/27, St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham, County Cheshire, England, ) [M] Child 9: Ellen NUTHALL
of CATTENHALL (1624, Cattenhall,
County Cheshire, England; christened
13 June 1624 at St. Lawrence's Parish, Frodsham,
County Cheshire, England - ?) [F] Note 1: Robert Glover, Somerset Herald in the College of Arms, during the Visitation at Cheshire in 1580, recorded of John NUTHALL III, "aetatis 3 annor’m in 1580," that is, "of the age of 3 years in 1580." John NUTHALL III, therefore, was born in 1577. [See The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Nuthall of Cattenhall.] John NUTHALL III is recorded, with his children, in the Visitation at Cheshire of 1613. Note, evidently, was made during the Visitation at Cheshire of 1633 of the birth of Ellen NUTHALL in 1624 and, also in 1624, of the death of Catherine NUTHALL whose birth appears not to have occurred by 1613. John NUTHALL IV was born after 1613 and, by 1630, he was resident in Virginia; and this, perhaps, is the reason for his not appearing in the records of Visitation. Visitation records, it should be emphasized, are unofficial; and it is certainly not the case that, in each generation, all children are actually listed. Thus Ellen NUTHALL, who was christened in 1624, was not mentioned at the Visitation of 1613; but her name was added by a later redactor, probably John Paul Rylands. And Jane NUTHALL, who was christened in 1609, was also not mentioned at the Visitation of 1613; but, as with her sister Ellen, her name was added by a later redactor. In the manuscripts, including London, British Library, MS Harley 1070 (which includes the original document signed by John NUTHALL III), London, British Library, MS Harley 1535, and London, College of Arms, MS C.6, the births of such children as John NUTHALL III may have engendered between 1613 and 1624 are unremarked. In any case, since Richard NUTHALL was the designated heir to Cattenhall, John NUTHALL IV was fated to make his own way in the world. George Ormerod in The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, incorporated with a republication of King's Vale Royal and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities (2nd ed., revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby, Esq.: George Routledge and Sons, Ludgate Hill, London, 1882), vol. 2, reported, on page 99, that John NUTHALL III was nine years of age in the 29th year of the reign of Elizabeth I (coronated 15 January 1559 [OS]) and was definitely known to be alive as late as 1642. Note 2: Robert Glover, Somerset Herald in the College of Arms, during the Visitation at Cheshire in 1580, recorded of Mary HYDE that she was the daughter, perhaps the youngest, of Robert HYDE of NORBURY and HYDE and Beatrix CALVELEY, the daughter of Sir William CALVELEY of Yorkshire. It is known, therefore, that Mary HYDE was alive in 1580; and, if she was perhaps a little younger than her husband, John NUTHALL III, her year of birth may be estimated as 1578/79. That Mary HYDE, the daughter of Robert HYDE and Beatrix CALVELEY, indeed married John NUTHALL III is verified in Pedigrees Made at the Visitation of Cheshire, 1613, Taken by Richard St. George, Esq., Norroy King of Arms, and Henry St. George, Gent., Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms, and Some Other Contemporary Pedigrees, edited by Sir George J. Armytage, Bart., F. S. A., and J. Paul Rylands, Esq., F. S. A., printed for The Record Society, 1909 [College of Arms, MS C. 6, fol. 11]. Sir William CALVELEY, who died 27 October 1570, in Chester, County Cheshire, was High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1549 - 50 and had been knighted by Edward Seymour (<1506>, Wolf Hall, Wiltshire, England - 22 January 1552, Tower Hill [the Tower of London], London, England), the Earl of Hertford (since 1537), at Norham Castle, on 23 September 1545. The wife of Sir William CALVELEY was Elizabeth SNEYD, the daughter of Sir William SNEYD of Stockeld, Yorkshire. The family SNEYD, however, is historically associated with Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. In 1547, Sir William SNEYD was mining coal from the edges of lands which he has renting at Kidsgrove, Wolstanton, Staffordshire. And Sir William SNEYD, who died in 1567, was interred at St. Margaret’s, Wolstanton, Staffordshire. [See The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Hyde of Norbury] Robert HYDE died 22 March 1614, in Norbury, County Cheshire, and was interred 5 April 1614 at Stockport, County Cheshire. Beatrix CALVELEY died in 1624 and was interred 21 December 1624 at Stockport, County Cheshire. Note 3: Maps of Stockport, Cheshire, in 1882:
St. Mary's Church, Stockport, Cheshire, where John NUTHALL IV was christened, is at the centre of this map, published in 1882.
Stockport, Cheshire, 1882 Note 4: George Ormerod (History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, p. 99), from the parish records, proved that Richard NUTHALL engendered Anne NUTHALL (christened 1 September 1633 at Frodsham), John NUTHALL (christened 5 October 1634 at Frodsham), and Katherine NUTHALL (christened 9 April 1637 at Frodsham). Note 5: It is of interest that, at his death, John NUTHALL III left no Will to be proved in Cheshire. This means (1) that, at some time previous to his death, he had already alienated Cattenhall to Sir Arthur Aston, the son of the Sir Arthur Aston who, as the agent of George CALVERT, the first Lord Baltimore, was the proprietary governor of Avalon, and (2) that, at the time of his death, he was residing outside of Cheshire. [See Cattenhall in Cheshire.] The thesis here is that, at some time near to 1642, when he is last reported to have been active in Cheshire, John NUTHALL III converted his landed capital into other forms of wealth. It is by no means clear that his eldest son, Richard NUTHALL, actually inherited Cattenhall. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Valuable information was contributed to this web page by Ms. Sherry Frisk. Persons contributing to this web page are not responsible for the use which its author has made of their information or points of view. All such errors as may be found herein are entirely the fault of the author of this web page. RETURN: The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Hyde of Norbury RETURN: The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Dabenport, alias Damport, of Bromhall RETURN: The Visitation at Cheshire of 1580: Warren de Pointon, Baron of Stockport RETURN: Cattenhall in Cheshire GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND ANECDOTES: TABLE OF CONTENTS GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND ANECDOTES: HOME This web site is always under construction. For entries preceded by an asterisk (*), further information is forthcoming. Persons wishing to contribute information to this web site, or who wish to make inquiries, may do so by addressing their email to:
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