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- Anne Moresby
- F, #80626, b. circa 1458
- Father Christopher Moresby b. c 1430, d. 25 Jul 1499
- Mother Elizabeth Parr b. c 1432, d. 15 Apr 1513
- Anne Moresby was born circa 1458 at of Trotton, Sussex, England. She married James Pickering, son of Sir James Pickering and Margaret Lascelles, circa 1485.
- Family James Pickering b. 15 Mar 1454, d. 1519
- Child
- Sir Christopher Pickering+ b. c 1490, d. 7 Sep 1516
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2683.htm#... _________________________
- Elizabeth PARR
- Father: Thomas PARR of Kendal (Sir Knight)
- Mother: Alice TUNSTALL
- Married: Christopher MORESBY of Moresby (Sir)
- Children:
- 1. Anne MORESBY (m. James Pickering)
- From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/PARR1.htm#Elizabeth PARR1 _____________________________
- The visitations of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower, esquire, Norroy king of arms (1881)
- https://archive.org/details/visitationsyork00britgoog
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationsyork00britgoog#page/n262/mode...
- Pg.250
- Pickering. Pg.250-251
- James Pykerynge Knight. = Mary doughter to Sir Robert Lowther.; ch: James (m. Margaret Lasselles) Pykerynge.; = Margaret doughter & heyr of Sir John Norwood.; ch: Sir Edward Pyckerynge.
- James Pykerynge son & heyr maryed. = Margaret doughter & heyre of . . . . Lasselles of Escryck.; ch: Sir James (m. Anne Moresby), John (2 son) Pykerynge.
- Sir James Pykerynge Knight. = Anne doughter & heyr of Sir Crystofer Moresby. = doughter & on of theyrs of Ivo Etton.; ch: (Pg.251 Sir Cristofer (m. Jane Lewkner), Pickering), James (m. Elsabeth Thyrkell), Thomas, William (m. Wenefred Thyrkell) Pykerynge.
- James Pykerynge 2 son. = Elsabeth doughter & on of theyres of Sir Launcelet Thyrkell.; ch: (Pg.251 Lancelot Pykerynge.)
- Thomas Pykerynge 3 son.; ch: (Pg.251 Thomas Pickering.)
- William Pykerynge 4 son. = Wenefred doughter & on of theyres of Sir Launcelet Thyrkell.; ch: (Pg.251 Anne, Ales, Jane, Wenefred, Elsabeth, Crystofer (heyre), John, Thomas, Edward Pykeryng).
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationsyork00britgoog#page/n263/mode...
- Pg.251
- Sir Cristofer Pickering, Knight son & heyr. = Jane doughter & on of theyres of Sir Roger Lewkner.; ch: Anne (m. Sir Frauncis Weston & Sir Henry Knevet & John Vaughan) Pykeryng. _____________________________________
- Pedigrees recorded at the heralds' visitations of the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland : made by Richard St. George, Norry, king of arms in 1615, and by William Dugdale, Norry, king of arms in 1666 ([1891?])
- https://archive.org/details/pedigreesrecorde00sainrich
- https://archive.org/stream/pedigreesrecorde00sainrich#page/106/mode...
- Pickering, of Thirkeld.
- James Pickering. = Margaret, dau. and heir of . . . . Lascelles.; ch: James (m. Anne Moresby) Pickering.
- James Pickering. = Anne, dau. and heir of Sir Christopher Moresby.; ch: Christopher (heir), James, Thomas, William (m. Winifred Threlkeld) Pickering.
- William Pickering, 4th son. = Winifred, one of the daughters and heirs of Sir Lancelot Threlkeld.; ch: Christopher (heir), John, Thomas, Edward, Anne, Jane, Alice, Winifrid, Elisabeth Pickering.
- Tong's Visitation, pge 97; Flower's Visitation, page 250; Glover's Visitation, page 281 ___________________________
- Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society (1866)
- https://archive.org/details/transactionvol9no2cumb
- http://www.archive.org/stream/transactionvol9no2cumb#page/310/mode/1up
- Little is known of the personal or domestic history of the family, and that little commences with the first Sir Lancelot. He seems to have been, at one time, at variance with his father, but the cause of this does not appear. He married Margaret, the only child and heiress of Henry Bromflete, Lord Vescy, and widow of John, Lord Clifford, who fell at Ferry Bridge, in 1461, at the early age of twenty-six, and from the terms of Inq. P.M., held on Lord Vescy in 1470, Margaret, then the wife of Sir Lancelot Threlkeld, must have been very young, although the mother of two children, at the death of her first husband. If she brought an accession of fortune and of consequence to her second lord it was not unaccompanied by care, for her sons had to be secreted from the vengeance of the Yorkist faction. Lord Clifford having incurred their special hatred by slaying the young Earl of Rutland, whom they always described as a child compared with his adversary, whereas there was, after all, no great disparity of age between the two.
- http://www.archive.org/stream/transactionvol9no2cumb#page/311/mode/1up
- That Sir Lancelot strove not unsuccessfully to preserve the lives of his stepsons, the not unworthy words of Wordsworth bear record—
- " Give Sir Lancelot Threlkeld praise,
- Hear it good man old in days,
- Thou tree of covert and of rest
- For this young bird that was distrest ;
- Among thy branches safe he lay,
- And he was free to sport and play
- When falcons were abroad for prey."
- It is a curious fact, which one cannot help associating; with Sir Lancelot and the concealment of the young Cliffords, that there is a secret chamber or nook at Yanwath Hall, only discovered within the last few years. Sir Lancelot had three sons ; Lancelot his successor, James or John, of whom nothing seems to be known, and Christopher, of whom more hereafter. He had also four daughters ; Margaret, who married Sir Christopher Moresby ; Johan, who became the wife of Sir Brian Stapleton ; Anne, who married Sir Hugh Lowther ; and Elizabeth. Sir Lancelot probably died before 1492. He was buried in Crosby Ravensworth church, where the Arms of Threlkeld, impaling the cross of the Vescys and the bend fleury of the Bromfletes in a manner not strictly in accordance with the rules of heraldry, may be seen on the massive tomb, in the vault beneath which, Sept. 20, 1745, was also laid Robert Lowther, the eccentric and tyrannical father of the sole Earl of Lonsdale of the first creation, who, in both characteristics far exceeded the paternal example.
- His wife no doubt survived him, for she died at her ancestral estate in Londesborough, April 14, 1493.
- The eldest son of Sir Lancelot, and the second of that name, married firstly, Elyn Radclyffe, as I find briefly stated in a pedigree attached to my papers on the Lowther
- http://www.archive.org/stream/transactionvol9no2cumb#page/312/mode/1up
- House, in Penrith. Writing at Naples, without being able to refer to my authority, I cannot give my proofs, but I am sure the statement is correct. I think she would be the mother of his children. His second marriage was, like his father's, calculated to bring eclat and a good dowry to his house, for Margaret was the illegitimate daughter of Richard Neville, the great Earl of Warwick, and widow of Richard Hudleston, K.B., eldest son of Sir John Hudleston, of Millom, whom he predeceased. By Sir Richard she had a son and two daughters. Sir Lancelot was created a Knight of the Bath at the marriage of Arthur, Prince of Wales, in 1501 ; he was also one of the escort of the Princess Margaret when she went to Scotland to marry King James the IV. of that kingdom. I am unable to state when he or his second wife died, or where they were buried ; but he was dead before 1513, the date of the partition deed of his estate amongst his three daughters. Elizabeth, who had married James Pickering, took Crosby Ravensworth ; Winifred, who married William Pickering, the brother of James, (both younger sons of Anne, the heiress of Sir Christopher Moresby by their aunt Margaret Threlkeld, which Anne had married Sir James Pickering of Killington and Winderwath,) took Threlkeld ; and Grace, the eldest daughter, whom Dugdale and some other genealogists erroneously call Sarah, brought her husband, Thomas Dudley, the beautiful domain of Yanwath, the descent of which I propose to follow till it became merged in the wide-spreading possessions of the Lowther family. ________________________________
- 'Temp41'
- This section first uploaded on 15.12.07.
- The family name is spelled variously as Threlkeld, Thirkeld, Thirkell, Thyrkell, Thirkill, etc..
- William de Threlkeld or Thirkeld of Threlkeld, Cumberland (d 1409) mentioned on various web sites
- m. Margaret
- 1. Henry Threlkeld or Thirkeld of Threlkeld (d 1452)
- Visitation (Yorkshire, 1584/5, Vaughan of Sutton) starts with this Henry but does not identify his wife. Visitation (Yorkshire, 1563-4, Lomley) shows that the Sir Lancelot who married Margaret Bromflete was son of Henry by Maud, dau of Sir John Lomley, sister of Lord George who m. Elsabeth Thornton. That Visitation is not consistent with what we show for the Lumley family on Lumley02, apparently mixing-up various generations. Accordingly, we provisionally follow those web sites which show the mother of Lancelot as ...
- m. Margaret Thornburgh (dau of Roland Thornburgh)
- A. Sir Lancelot Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- Sir Lancelot is variously described as 'of Threlkeld' (for Joan), 'of Malmerby' (for Margaret), and 'of Yeawith' (for Grace). Nevertheless, the Lancelot who married Margaret Bromflete is identified as the father of at least those daughters. However, Visitation (Yorkshire, 1584/5, Vaughan of Sutton) shows Grace as of the next generation
- m. Margaret Bromflete (d 12.04.1483, dau of Sir Henry de Bromflete, Lord of Vescy, m1. John Clifford)
- i. Sir Lancelot Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- a. Elizabeth Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- m. James Pickering (son of Sir James by Anne Moreseby)
- b. Grace Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- m. Thomas Dudley (aka Sutton)
- c. Winifred Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- m. William Pickering (son of Sir James by Anne Moreseby)
- ii. Christopher Threlkeld or Thirkeld (3rd son)
- m. Joan Carliell (dau of John Carleill by Elinor, dau of Laurence Acton son of Laurence son of Sir Laurence Acton by Elizabeth, dau of Sir WIlliam Sturmyn by Joane)
- a. .... etc.
- iii. Margaret Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- m. Christopher Moresby
- a. Anne Moresby
- m. Sir James Pickering
- iv. Ann Threlkeld probably the Ann who married ...
- m. Sir Hugh Lowther of Lowther (d c1511)
- v. Joan Threlkeld shown by various web sites as of this generation
- m. Sir Bryan Stapleton
- vi. Margaret Threlkeld shown by various web sites as of this generation
- m. William Belasyse of Belasyse
- vii.+ other issue - James, Elizabeth
- i. Sir Lancelot Threlkeld or Thirkeld
- Main source(s):
- (1) For Keynell : 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica' (Pedigrees and Heraldic Notes for Gregory King) with thanks to a site visitor (CV, 25.11.07) for bringing it to our attention
- (2) For Thirkeld of Esthorpe (Threlkeld of Threlkeld : Visitation (Yorkshire, 1584/5 & 1612, Vaughan of Sutton)
- (3) for Thirkell of Smallwood : Visitation (Staffordshire, 1583, Rugeley of Shenstone)
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/zwrk/temp41.php _______________________
- 'Pickering01'
- Sir Crystofer Pykerynge of Ellerton
- m. Ellen Haryngton (dau of Sir Rychard Haryngton)
- 1. Sir James Pickering of Killington and Winanderwater (Winderwath)
- m1. Mary Lowther (dau of Sir Robert Lowther)
- A. James Pickering of Killington and Winanderwater
- m. Margaret Lascelles (d 17.11.1499, dau of (Robert) Lascelles of Eskrick)
- i. Sir James Pickering of Killington
- Visitation (Yorkshire, 1563-4, Pickering) identifies Sir James's wife as Anne, dau of Christopher Moresby or Morysbye by dau of Ivo de Etton, but Visitation (Yorkshire, 1584/5 & 1612, Vaughan of Sutton) identifies her as ...
- m. Anne Moresby (dau of Christopher Moresby by Margaret, dau of Sir Lancelot Thirkeld)
- a. Sir Christopher Pickering of Killington
- m. Jane or Elizabeth Lewkner (dau of Sir Roger Lewkner by Eleanor Camoys)
- (1) .... etc.
- b. James Pickering
- m. Elsabeth Thyrkell (dau of Sir Thomas (sb Lancelot?) Thyrkell)
- (1) .... etc.
- c. Thomas Pickering
- (1) .... etc.
- d. William Pickering
- m. Wenefred Thyrkell (dau of Sir Thomas (sb Lancelot?) Thyrkell)
- (1) .... etc.
- Main source(s): Visitation (Yorkshire, 1563-4, Pickering), Visitation (Walter C. Metcalfe 1887, Northamptonshire, 1564+1618-9, Pickering - various), Visitation (Northamptonshire, 1681, Pickering of Tichmarsh), Commoners (vol 2, Pickering of Old Lodge, p191+)
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/pp/pickering01.php#son3 __________________________________
- 'Etton1'
- Odard de or le Maunsell (a temp Henry I who r. 1100-1135)
- 1. Geoffrey de Etton
- A. Thomas de Etton
- i. Thomas de Etton (d 1226)
- a. Robert de Etton ancestor of Ettons of Etton
- ii. Geoffrey de Etton of Gilling possibly father of ...
- a. Ivo de Etton of Gilling (a 1240, Constable of Tickhill)
- (1) William de Etton of Gilling (a 1251) possibly father of ...
- (A) Sir Ivo de Etton of Gilling (a 1285, 1314)
- (i) Thomas de Etton of Gilling (a 1316)
- (a) .... etc.
- (ii) Elizabeth de Etton
- m. Thomas Fairfax of Wilton (a 1360)
- (iii) daughter mentioned by various web sites
- m. Christopher Moresby
- (a) Anne Moresby
- m. Sir James Pykerynge
- iii.+ other issue - Odard, William, Robert, Henry
- (i) Thomas de Etton of Gilling (a 1316)
- (A) Sir Ivo de Etton of Gilling (a 1285, 1314)
- (1) William de Etton of Gilling (a 1251) possibly father of ...
- a. Ivo de Etton of Gilling (a 1240, Constable of Tickhill)
- i. Thomas de Etton (d 1226)
- A. Thomas de Etton
- 2. Odard
- 1. Geoffrey de Etton
- Main source(s):
- (1) For upper section : VCH (A History of the County of York : North Riding : Volume 1 (1914) : Parish of Gilling)
- From: Stirnet.com
- http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/ee/etton1.php __________________
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Anna Pickering's Timeline
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1452
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Trotton, Sussex, England
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| 1482 |
1482
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Killington, Westmorland, England
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| 1490 |
1490
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Sedbergh, Yorkshire, England (United Kingdom)
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1492
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1497
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Trotton, Chichester, Sussex, England (United Kingdom)
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| 1523 |
October 5, 1523
Age 71
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Scaleby, Cumberland, England
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