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About Elizabeth (Thornburgh) Kirkby
- Elizabeth Thornburgh1
- F, #61567, b. circa 1493
- Father William Thornburgh, Esq.
- Mother Elizabeth Broughton1,2
- Elizabeth Thornburgh was born circa 1493 at of Hampsfield, Lancashire, England.1,2 She married William Kirkby circa 1514.1
- Family William Kirkby b. c 1490
- Citations
- 1.[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, Family History Archives, SLC.
- 2.[S8264] Unknown author, Visitations of Westmoreland, 1615, p. 26., p. 27.
- From: http://www.our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2049.... ___________________
- Heraldic Visitation of the Northern Counties in 1530 By Thomas Tonge
- http://books.google.com/books?id=swQVAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA33&lpg=PA33&dq=J...
- Pg.98
- THIS YS THE PETIGRE OF ROWLAND THORNBOROUGH, ESQUIER.
- WILLYAM THORNBOROUGH(2) of Selsheyd, maried Alianore, daughter of Syr Richard of Musgrave, knyght; and by her had yssue Willyam, son and heyre.
- Pg.99
- WILLYAM, son of Willyam, maried Elisabeth, doughter of Syr Thomas of Broughton: and he had yssue, Rowland, son and heyre; Nicholas, ijde son; Anne, married to Thomas Preston; Elisabeth, maried to Willyam Kyrkeby; Alianore, maried to Richard Curwen; Isabell, maried to Willyam Clyfton.
- ROWLAND, son of Willyam, maried Margaret, doughter of Gefferey Middelton: and by her had yssue, Willyam, son and heyre; Rowland, ijde son; Elysabeth; Anne; and Alyce. _________________
- The visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564 (1881)
- https://archive.org/details/visitationofyork00flow
- https://archive.org/stream/visitationofyork00flow#page/316/mode/1up
- Thornborough. Chart
- Pg.316
- William Thornboroo of Selshed. marr. Elenor doughter of Sir Rychard Musgrave Knight.; ch: William (m. Elsabeth Broughton) Thornboroo
- William Thornboroo son & heyr. marr. Elsabeth doughter of Sir Thomas of Broughton.; ch: Roland (m. Margaret Mydelton), Nycolas, Anne (m. Thomas Preston), Elsabeth (m. William Kyrkeby), Elenor (m. Rychard Curwyn), Izabell (m. William Clyfton) Thornboroo
- Roland Thornboroo son & heyr. marr. Margaret doughter of Jeffery Mydelton; ch: William, Roland, Elsabeth, Alice Anne Thornboroo ____________________
- William Thornboroo son & heyr. marr. Elsabeth doughter of Sir Thomas of Broughton.; ch: Roland (m. Margaret Mydelton), Nycolas, Anne (m. Thomas Preston), Elsabeth (m. William Kyrkeby), Elenor (m. Rychard Curwyn), Izabell (m. William Clyfton) Thornboroo
- Remains, Historical and Literary, Connected with the Palatine Counties of ... (1891)
- The History of the Parish of St. Michaels-on-Wyre in the County of Lancaster ....
- https://archive.org/details/remainshistoric59socigoog
- https://archive.org/stream/remainshistoric59socigoog#page/n134/mode...
- Pg.111
- Michael Thornborough, 1534-1549.
- This vicar was doubtless one of the Thornboroughs of Hornsfield-in-Craven, in the county of York.
- https://archive.org/stream/remainshistoric59socigoog#page/n135/mode...
- Pg.112
- In 1507 William Kirkby of Kirkby (see chapter VIII.) married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas[1] Thornborrow and sister to Roland Thornborough, and in 26th Henry VIII. [1534-5], Gervase Middleton of Leighton, in Lancashire (son of Thomas Middleton), and Roland Thornborough of Hornsfield, were bound to William Kirkby of Uprawcliffe in a sum of 200 marks, the condition being that Gervase should marry Anne, daughter of the said William Kirkby. The marriage subsequently was celebrated.[2]
- It is only natural to suppose that as the two families were thus allied it was through the influence of the Kirkbys that Thornborough obtained the living. We get some little information about this vicar from a case heard in the Duchy Court in 6th Elizabeth [1563-4], from which it appears that William Fleetwood, as the Queen's Sergeant of the Duchy, by indenture dated at Westminster 1st April, 1st Elizabeth [1559], granted a lease to Edward Williams, gent., of five acres of land called Michell Turley and Little Turley, in Claughton, then in the occupation of John Blackburn, and afterwards sold to Anthony White ; but at the instigation of William Kirkby and George Kirkby, gentlemen, John Blackburn re-entered, and tried by force to keep possession. This was the case for the plaintiff. The defence was that long before the Queen's lease was executed Michael Thornborough, clarke, late vicar of St. Michaels, and other persons, were seised of the said lands, and by their deed dated 8th April, 28th Henry VIII. [1534], granted them to William Kirkby, Esq., for 60 years, at an annual rental of six shillings. The rejoinder to this is that the lands were part of the dissolved chantry[3] (see p. 59). In a bill dated 13th August, 3rd Edward VI. [1549], relative to the purchase from the King of part of the parsonage lands of St. Michaels, Thornborough is mentioned as
- [1] Canon Raines gives William; Chet. Soc., vol. lx. p. 220.
- https://archive.org/stream/remainshistoric59socigoog#page/n136/mode...
- Pg.113
- then vicar ; he had, however, at that time been dead at least a few weeks.[1]
- https://archive.org/stream/remainshistoric59socigoog#page/n185/mode...
- Pg.162
- John Kirkby (son and heir of William) died in 1505 (see p. 60), and Margaret his widow married, before 1st Henry VIII. [1509-10], Robert Butler of Middle Rawcliffe, as in that year the question of dower was in dispute, and she is described as late wife of John Kirkby, father of William Kirkby.[7] His son
- https://archive.org/stream/remainshistoric59socigoog#page/n186/mode...
- Pg.163
- and heir was William Kirkby, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Thornborow (see p. 112), in 1507. He probably died about 1550. He had issue : (1) John, died s.p. (2) George, died 13th August, 1558, seised of the manor of Rawcliffe and fourteen messuages and land in Tatham and Goosnargh ;[1] he was married but had no issue ; his widow Ellen afterwards married Edward Horsfall ; in 1567 an agreement was come to for extinguishing her dower.[2] (3) William, of whom presently. (4) Richard, was living in 1576, (5) Henry, in 1577 he was living at Lewth (see p. 48). (6) Anne, married Richard Pallady. (7) Elizabeth, married Thomas Calworth of Cockerham, in the county of Lancaster, gent (8) Jane, married (1st) Richard Kirby of Ireleth, (2nd) Robert Lamplay of Dewconby, in Cumberland, and (3rd) Henry Tolson of Birdkirke, in Cumberland. ______________
- FMG (vol 3, Gilpin) mentions a Dorothy, dau of Sir Rowland Thornborough of Hempsfell, who married Richard Gilpin and had grandchildren who were born around 1500-20. It is presumed that he was closely connected to the following family.
- Henry Thornborough
- 1. William Thornborough of Selside
- m. Ellinor Musgrave (dau of Sir Richard Musgrave)
- A. William Thornborough of Hampsfield in Craven, Yorkshire
- m. Elizabeth Broughton (dau of Sir Thomas Broughton)
- i. Rowland Thornborough of Hampsfield
- m. Margaret Middleton (dau of Sir Geoffrey Middleton of Westmorland)
- a. Rowland Thornborough (2nd son)
- Visitation ends with this generation. This is possibly the Rowland of Hampsfield who married ...
- m. Jane Dalton (dau of Thomas Dalton of Thurnham)
- (1) Anne Thornborough
- m. Henry Bigland of Grange (b. 1607)
- b. Anne Thronborough shown by various web sites as the Anne who married ...
- m. Thomas Warcop of Smardale
- c.+ other issue - William, Elizabeth, Alice
- ii. Nicholas Thornborough
- iii. Anne Thornborough
- m. Thomas Preston (d 1523)
- iv. Elizabeth Thornborough
- m. William Kirkby
- v. Ellinor Thornborough
- m. Richard Curwen
- vi. Isabel Thornborough
- m. (1517) William Clifton
- From: Stirnet ______________________________
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Elizabeth (Thornburgh) Kirkby's Timeline
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