YORKSHIRE:
Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379
Claro wapentake, Ripley parish:
Clint (Villa de Clynt)Johannes de Bekwyth' & vxor ejus
Adam de Bekwith' & vxor ejus
Claro wapentake, Ripley parish:
Killinghall (a. KYLYNGALE)
Ricardus de Bekwith' & vxor ejus
THE AINSTY WAPENTAKE:
Subsidy Rolls
WAPENTAGIU' DE LE AINSTY QUOD EST LIBERTAS PRENOMINATE CIVITATIS EBOR'.
VILLATA DE ACASTRESELBY.
John Bekwith in goods 40s 12d.
YORK:
Subsidy Rolls
WARDURA DE BOWTHUM EBOR.
PAROCHIA SC~I MICH~IS IN LE BELFRAY & BM~.
PAROCHIA SC~I MARTINI IN CONYNGSTRETE
Robert Bekwith in wages 20s
YORKSHIRE:
Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379
Skyrack wapentake, Otley parish:
Otley (OTTELAY)
Willelmus Bekwyt & uxor
Willelmus de Bekwyth' & uxor
Johannes de Bekwyth' & uxor
YORKSHIRE:
Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379
Morley wapentake, Calverley parish:
Idle (IDYLL)
Johannes Bekwyth' & uxor
YORKSHIRE:
Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379
Claro wapentake, Aldborough parish:
Minskip:
VILLA DE MYNSKYPP'.
Robertus de Bekwyth' & vxor ejus
Transcript of the entry of "professions and trades"
for LEEDS in White's Directory of 1837
Royal Standard, Henry Beckith, 106 Kirkgate
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Sunday, August 10, 2003
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Lancelor?
FROM THE WEBSITE
Thomas H Dean of Auckland, son of Sir Richard H, will made 0709 elder bro John sis's Johanna ffitlying, Matilda Hotham, prioress Johanna Chawman, Anastasia H [since found to be John's wife], nephew John Hotham and kin Elizabeth Bekwyth, Roger Plumpton, John Burton, Margaret Burton and Thomas son of Margaret Burton legatees Robert Vavasour 5 mks William Richman 40s Elizabeth Glasyer Newcastle on T gown + 20s Isabella Yure a French book 'Lancelor' John Gardiner & Matilde h.w. once my mother's cook in York 13/4 servant William Batty bed horse 10mks Master John Autage Master Thomas London Robert Alne parson Cath ch York Sir John Spanyell of York wit W.R., R.V., J.B. Prob Rob Alne John Autage
FROM THE WEBSITE
Thomas H Dean of Auckland, son of Sir Richard H, will made 0709 elder bro John sis's Johanna ffitlying, Matilda Hotham, prioress Johanna Chawman, Anastasia H [since found to be John's wife], nephew John Hotham and kin Elizabeth Bekwyth, Roger Plumpton, John Burton, Margaret Burton and Thomas son of Margaret Burton legatees Robert Vavasour 5 mks William Richman 40s Elizabeth Glasyer Newcastle on T gown + 20s Isabella Yure a French book 'Lancelor' John Gardiner & Matilde h.w. once my mother's cook in York 13/4 servant William Batty bed horse 10mks Master John Autage Master Thomas London Robert Alne parson Cath ch York Sir John Spanyell of York wit W.R., R.V., J.B. Prob Rob Alne John Autage
Hebden & Bekwyth
FROM THE WEBSITE
Sir Richard’s younger brother, Sir Nicholas de Hebden was born around 1359 in Gosberton Lincolnshire. He married a lady called Katherine de Wyhom who was the heiress of Rye & Whyam and the Marmions. Before Nicholas died in 1417, they had three children, William de Hebden who died young, Elizabeth de Hebden ( b circa 1380 in Howell, Lincoln) and Grace de Hebden. Although they were born in Lincolnshire, links were clearly kept with the north as Grace married Sir Piers Tempest who was the son of Sir Richard Tempest of Bracewell in Craven. The Tempests at some stage gained Conistone.
Elizabeth married Sir Thomas Dymoke, who one of the Dymokes of Scrivelsby, Lincoln, the Kings champions. Thus the primary line of Hebden died out though both Grace and Ellizabeth had children. One in particular achieved some level of historical notoriety. Elizabeth had two sons, Sir Philip, who married Joan Conyers and Sir Thomas who married Margaret de Welles. It was this Sir Thomas who joined a Lancastrian rising in 1469 and the penalty of his treason to the then King Edward IV was execution. The family were not unduly penalized though as his son Sir Robert had the estates restored to him and the descendants were Kings champions at he coronations of Richard III, Henry VII and Henry VIII and even George IV. The Dymoke in question on that occasion was Henry who was accompanied by the Duke of Wellington. The eldest child, Sir Richard had been born around 1355 and he married a widow, Joan Chammond. daughter of Richard Wateby, Mayor of York in 1365 and she had a daughter Johanna from her first marriage. Johanna was married to a gentleman called Ffitlyng. Richard and Joan probably married around 1380 and as Sir Richard was buried at Ousebridge in 1385, so it was not long before Joan found herself a widow again.
Joan and Richard’s children were
Thomas who died about 1435 and would seem to have entered the church and become Dean of Aukland in 1431. Some documentation shows his kin to have been Elizabeth Bekwyth, Roger Plumpton, John & Margaret Burton though heaven only knows where they fit in. Anastasia de Hebden was also referred to in the will of Thomas, as a sister.
There was also a John, who was the last Lord of Hebden 1460.
At this time there was also a Sir John Hebden of Coldstonefold (Hebden), Parish of Ripon and the Hebden family of Ripon, Wakemen to Ripon City from 1400 onwards, during the time of the Hebden domicile at Hebden in Craven. The Ripon Hebdens occupied much of Fountains Abbey lands. What is not clear is where this Sir John fits in to the Hebden line. Could he have been a descendant of Auray or Duket ? Who knows. This was the time of the Wars of the Roses and many records were destroyed leaving missing links between various lines of the Hebden family.
FROM THE WEBSITE
Sir Richard’s younger brother, Sir Nicholas de Hebden was born around 1359 in Gosberton Lincolnshire. He married a lady called Katherine de Wyhom who was the heiress of Rye & Whyam and the Marmions. Before Nicholas died in 1417, they had three children, William de Hebden who died young, Elizabeth de Hebden ( b circa 1380 in Howell, Lincoln) and Grace de Hebden. Although they were born in Lincolnshire, links were clearly kept with the north as Grace married Sir Piers Tempest who was the son of Sir Richard Tempest of Bracewell in Craven. The Tempests at some stage gained Conistone.
Elizabeth married Sir Thomas Dymoke, who one of the Dymokes of Scrivelsby, Lincoln, the Kings champions. Thus the primary line of Hebden died out though both Grace and Ellizabeth had children. One in particular achieved some level of historical notoriety. Elizabeth had two sons, Sir Philip, who married Joan Conyers and Sir Thomas who married Margaret de Welles. It was this Sir Thomas who joined a Lancastrian rising in 1469 and the penalty of his treason to the then King Edward IV was execution. The family were not unduly penalized though as his son Sir Robert had the estates restored to him and the descendants were Kings champions at he coronations of Richard III, Henry VII and Henry VIII and even George IV. The Dymoke in question on that occasion was Henry who was accompanied by the Duke of Wellington. The eldest child, Sir Richard had been born around 1355 and he married a widow, Joan Chammond. daughter of Richard Wateby, Mayor of York in 1365 and she had a daughter Johanna from her first marriage. Johanna was married to a gentleman called Ffitlyng. Richard and Joan probably married around 1380 and as Sir Richard was buried at Ousebridge in 1385, so it was not long before Joan found herself a widow again.
Joan and Richard’s children were
Thomas who died about 1435 and would seem to have entered the church and become Dean of Aukland in 1431. Some documentation shows his kin to have been Elizabeth Bekwyth, Roger Plumpton, John & Margaret Burton though heaven only knows where they fit in. Anastasia de Hebden was also referred to in the will of Thomas, as a sister.
There was also a John, who was the last Lord of Hebden 1460.
At this time there was also a Sir John Hebden of Coldstonefold (Hebden), Parish of Ripon and the Hebden family of Ripon, Wakemen to Ripon City from 1400 onwards, during the time of the Hebden domicile at Hebden in Craven. The Ripon Hebdens occupied much of Fountains Abbey lands. What is not clear is where this Sir John fits in to the Hebden line. Could he have been a descendant of Auray or Duket ? Who knows. This was the time of the Wars of the Roses and many records were destroyed leaving missing links between various lines of the Hebden family.
457 York Bridgemasters’ Accounts List of Occupations List of Persons
Bekwith,Agnes; Bekwith, John; Bekwith, Ralph; Bekwyth, Ralph;
Bekwith,Agnes; Bekwith, John; Bekwith, Ralph; Bekwyth, Ralph;
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