Henry Brandling of Newcastle

From A Genealogical And Heraldic History Of The Commoners Of Great Britain And Ireland by John Burke Volume 2 Published 1835 p39

John Brandling, (grandson of William Brandling, by Mary, sister and co-heir of [blank] Browne, "Captaine of Callice," and son of Robert Brandling, by a daughter of William Selbie) was sheriff of Newcastle in 1505, and mayor in 1509, 1512, 1516, and 1520. He married Elizabeth, daughter of William Helye, and had issue:

[3rd son] Henry, plaintiff (10th Elizabeth) in a trial at York, against his nephew, William Brandling, for part of the family estate.

He married first, Margaret, daughter of Christopher Midford, alderman of Newcastle, and had a son, Robert, who left issue, and a daughter, married to [blank] Selby, esq.

He wedded secondly, Ursula, daughter and heiress of William Buckton, esq. of Buckton, in the county of York, and relict of George Collingwood, esq. of Eslington, by whom he left at his decease in 1578:

1. Richard, Lord of Buckton, in the county of York, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Anthony Byrde, esq. of Thornope. Mr. Brandling died in 1606, leaving issue.
2. William, who married Katherine Fermor, and died in 1595.
3. Ursula, married to William Carre, esq. of Forde.
4. Anne, married to Ninyan Shafto, esq. of Newcastle, ancestor of the families seated at Benwell and Whitworth, (See page 48, Vol. 1)

From wikipedia - Brandling Of Newcastle and A Descriptive and Historical Account of the Town and County of Newcastle Upon Tyne p614

Henry Brandling (1515–1578) was Sheriff of Newcastle in 1566 and mayor of the city in 1568, 1575 and 1576.

From The History and Antiquities of the Town and County of the Town of Newcastle upon Tyne Volume 2, By John Brand

[p240:] 1576-1577 Henry Brandling was Governor of the Merchants Company in Newcastle Upon Tyne

[p446:] In the year 1575, Henry Brandling was mayor, and William Ridle sheriff. This year it was in agitation to unite Gateshead a second time, by and act of parliament, to Newcastle upon Tyne. [Footnote: Journals of Commons 13th March 1575]