Sir William Armine, of Osgodby

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Armine, William (d. c.1490), of Osgodby. Elder son of Sir William Armine (d. 1448) and his wife Isabel, daughter of Sir Hugh Wriothesley. He married Margaret Langholme (d. 1506), sister of William Langholme of Conisholme, and had issue:

• (1) Thomas Armine (d. 1498); died unmarried and without issue, 2 October 1498;
• (2) William Armine (d. 1532) (q.v.);
• (3) Margaret Armine (d. 1508/9), m.1 (after 1487/8) James Dene of Barrowby and m.2 (before 1505/6) Sir John Markham of Sedgebrook;
• (4) John Armine of Luddington;
• (5) Richard Armine of Walton;
• (6) Anne Armine (fl. 1522), prioress of Choudham.

He inherited Osgodby in Lenton (Lincs) from his father in 1448. On his death it passed to his eldest son Thomas (d. 1498) and then to his second son, William (d. 1532).

He died after 1 April 1487, probably about 1490.

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(66) Airmyn alias Armine of Osgodby, baronets

Airmine of Osgodby

The name of this family is erratically spelt in contemporary documents, with Armine (occasionally Ermin) being most common in earlier centuries and Airmyn or Airmine in the 17th century. The ancestry of the family can be traced back to Gilbert Armine of Newland-upon-Aire (Yorks ER), who was living in 1164, but the first to settle at Osgodby was Sir William Armine (fl. 1349), who presumably built the manor house in which the family later lived. The estate descended from father to son until the 17th century, and the house seems to have been rebuilt in the early 17th century, probably by Sir William Airmyn (1561-1622).

References

• Maddison, A.R. (1902). "Dene of Barrowby: HARL MS 1550," in Lincolnshire Pedigrees, I, pp. 294. London. GoogleBooks

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