Edmund Yarborough, Esq., of Balne Hall

Edmond "of Balne Hall" Yarborough Esq.

• Born 1590 in Balne, Yorkshire, England
• Son of Francis (Yarbrough) Yarborough and Frances Wray

Family

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Yarborough-188

Edmund Yarborough married Sarah Wormley on May 28 1611 in England. Sarah, a co-heir of Thomas Wormley of Cusworth and Hatfield.

They were the parents of five children:

1. Sir Nicholas of Balne, co. York.[5] m. Fayth "Faith" Dawney (d. 1657), dau. of John Dawney (b. c. 1593, age 19 in 1612 - dvp 1628; bur. 16 Mar 1629/30 Snaith, co. York).[6]
2. Thomas of Campsall (1624-97), Justice of the Peace and a Deputy Lieutenant of West Riding, co. York. m.1 Ann (dsp 1682), dau. of Thomas Ellis of Nothill, co. Beds m.2 Mary, dau. of Edmund Watson of Haigh Hall, South Kirkby
3. Edmond, M.D. of Doncaster, co. York. (b. c. 1625, age 40 on 14 Sep 1665).[4] m. (14 Sep 1665) Elizabeth (or Ann), dau. of Thomas Stanhope, esq. of Stalfold, 3rd son of Sir John Stanhope.
4. John "died young"
5. Frances Yarborough (abt. 1615 - 1668) m.1 (21 May 1633 Thrybergh, co. York) Sir John Reresby, Bt. of Thrybergh or Thribergh (b. c. 1611 - d. 1646, age 35). m.2 (12 Jan 1650) James Moyser, esq. of Beverley & Appleton, co. York

Reresby (1875), does not name a Richard/Christian/Christopher as a son of Edmond Yarborough.

notes

http://www.howdenshirehistory.co.uk/snaith-history.html

The Yarburghs of Snaith Hall

After Nicholas Waller's death, the Snaith lands, Balne Hall, and much else passed to his granddaughter Sarah (b. 1589), who had married Edmund Yarburgh in 1611. The Yarburghs were now in effect the lords of Snaith, living in the hall and owning much of the land. Edmund died in 1631, leaving four sons and one daughter. His widow Sarah was living at Snaith Hall in 1643. She died around 1662.

References

• ”A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry; Or ..., Volume 3” By John Burke. Page 663. GoogleBooks