Isabel Dalton

• Isabel Pilkington1
• F, #58673, b. circa 1367
• Father Sir Roger Pilkington b. 1325, d. 2 Jan 1406
• Mother Margaret b. c 1328
• Isabel Pilkington married Thomas de Lathom, son of Sir Thomas de Lathom and Joan Venables; Her 1st husband.1 Isabel Pilkington married Sir John de Dalton, son of Sir John Dalton; Her 2nd husband.1 Isabel Pilkington was born circa 1367 at of Pilkington, Lancashire, England.1
• Family 1 Thomas de Lathom
• Family 2 Sir John de Dalton b. c 1365
• Child
  • Sir Richard Dalton+2 b. c 1390
• Citations
• 1.[S929] Lt. Col. John Pilkington, The Pilkington Family, p. 44.
• 2.[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, Family History Archives, SLC.
• From http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1953.htm#... _______________________________
• Isabel de Pilkington1
• F, #650021
• Last Edited=9 Nov 2014
• Isabel de Pilkington is the daughter of Sir Roger de Pilkington.1 She married, firstly, Thomas de Lathom, son of Sir Thomas de Lathom.1 She married, secondly, Sir John de Dalton.1
• Citations
• [S37] BP2003 volume 2, page 2685. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37]
• From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p65003.htm#i650021 ______________
• Isabella Pilkington1
• F, #161415, b. circa 1344, d. 1406
• Isabella Pilkington was born circa 1344 at England.1 She married John Dalton, son of John Dalton and Alice Hussey, circa 1365.1 Isabella Pilkington died in 1406 at England.1
• Family John Dalton b. c 1329, d. 1389
• Child
  • Robert Dalton+1 b. c 1380, d. 1444
• Citations
• [S11597] Ancestry.com, Submitted by robertluther1963.
• From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p5374.htm#... _____________
• Roger Pilkington1
• M, #512378, b. circa 1325, d. 2 January 1406
• Last Edited=21 Sep 2011
• Roger Pilkington was born circa 1325.1 He was the son of Sir Roger de Pilkington and Alicia de Bury.2 He died on 2 January 1406, /7, with two daughters (Isabel, m 1st Thomas de Lathom, s of Sir Thomas de Lathom issue, and 2nd Sir John de Dalton furthur issue.1
• He was Lord Manors of Pilkington, Cheetham and Crompton, Justice of the Peace (J.P.) , Member of Parliament (M.P.) Lancashire in six Parls Lancs 1350.1 He was also known as Sir ROGER de Pilkington.1 In 1398 Lora, married Laurence de Standish, of Standish, s of Ralph de Standish by Cecilia, dau of Roger de Bradshagh).1
• Child of Roger Pilkington
  • 1.Sir John de Pilkington+2 b. c 1363, d. 16 Feb 1420/21
• Citations
• 1.[S37] BP2003 volume 2, page 2685. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37]
• 2.[S37] BP2003. [S37]
• From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p51238.htm#i512378 _________________________
• The Visitations of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564: Made by William ... By William Flower
• https://books.google.com/books?id=pjMEAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA394&lpg=PA394&d...
• https://archive.org/details/visitationsyork00britgoog
• https://archive.org/stream/visitationsyork00britgoog#page/n97/mode/1up
• Pg.85
  • Dalton.
• Sir Rychard Dalton of Byspam in Lancashyre, Knight. = ; ch: Sir Robert (m. . . . Latham), Sir John (2 son.) Dalton
  • Sir John Dalton Knight 2 son. ; ch: B (Pg.86 Sir Pyter Dalton Knight. = . . . . doughter of . . . . ; ch: John Dalton.)
  • Sir Robert Dalton son & heyre of Sir Rychard Dalton Knight. = . . . . doughter of Sir Thomas Latham. ; ch: A (Pg.86 Sir John (m. . . . . Hussey) Dalton)
    • https://archive.org/stream/visitationsyork00britgoog#page/n98/mode/1up
    • Sir John Dalton Knight. = . . . . doughter of Sir Henry Hussey Knight. ; ch: Sir John (m. . . . . Pylkyngton.) Dalton
      • Sir John Dalton Knight son & heyre to Sir John. = . . . . doughter of Sir Rychard Pylkngton. ; ch: Sir Rychard (m. Kateren Venables), Robert (m. Margaret . . . . ) Dalton.
        • Sir Rychard Dalton Knight son & heyr to Sir John. = Kateren doughter of Sir Thomas Venables, Knight. ; ch: Ales (m. William Gryffyth), other doters Dalton
          • Ales doter of Sir Rychard Dalton. = William Gryffyth of Penryn in Carmarthenshyre. ; ch: Sir William, Jennet Gryffyth.
        • Robert Dalton of Bispayne, 2nd son. = Margaret doughter of . . . . ; ch: William (m. Elsabeth Beaconsall), John (3rd son.), Rychard (m. doughter of Fleming) Dalton
          • .... etc. _________________
• Bangor University
• Penrhyn Castle Papers
• .... etc.
• Between 1431 and 1531, the son, grandson and great-grandson of Gwilym ap Griffith held the Penrhyn estate and added to it. They succeeded in allying themselves with prominent English houses, especially the Stanleys, which began with the marriage of Gwilym ap Griffith with Joan Stanley of Hooton. Gwilym Fychan, the son of that marriage, married before 1447, Ales daughter and heiress of Sir Richard Dalton of Althorp, Northants. The marriage reflects the Stanley connection, as Ales Dalton was the granddaughter of Isabel de Pilkington by her second marriage, whose daughter by Thomas de Lathom, her first husband, brought Lathom and Knowsley to the Stanleys. Gwilym Fychan married secondly, Gwenllian, daughter of Iorwerth ap David. Robert, his eldest son by this marriage, was the ancestor of the family of Griffith of Plas Newydd, Anglesey, and Llanfair-is-gaer, Caernarvonshire. Edmund the second son founded the estate of Carreg-lwyd, Anglesey. His son and heir from his first marriage was William Griffith (ca.1445-1505/6). He is not always easy to distinguish in the documents from his father. He married firstly Joan Troutbeck, widow of Sir William Butler of Bewsey, Cheshire, whose mother was Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Stanley, first Baron Stanley.
• From: http://www.archiveswales.org.uk/anw/get_collection.php?inst_id=39&c...

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• The John Dalton book of genealogy by Dalton, Mark Ardath
• https://archive.org/details/johndaltonbookof00dalt
• https://archive.org/stream/johndaltonbookof00dalt#page/25/mode/1up
  • PEDIGREE OF DALTON FAMILY
  • compiled by JOHN LUCHER DALTON 1889
• .... etc.
• https://archive.org/stream/johndaltonbookof00dalt#page/26/mode/1up
• .... etc.
• His son Sir John, married Alice Hussey 1327 A.D., daughter of Sir Henry Hussey of Lancashire. Received lands in 1327.
• His eldest son, Sir John, bore armes at a Knight in 1389, and was given a deed 1359. He married Miss Pilkington, daughter of Sir Richard Pilkington.
• His son, Robert Dalton, married Margaret Holker, 1444, Lancashire, England.
• .... etc. ______________
• (The) history of the Lancashire family of Pilkington and its branches from 1066 to 1600. Compiled from deeds, charters, wills, inquisitions post mortem, public records, and ancient manuscripts by Pilkington, John
• https://archive.org/details/thehistoryoflanc00pilk
• https://archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk#page/n25/mode/1up
  • Pedigree of the Pilkingtons of Lancashire
• I.—LEONARD DE PILKINGTON, lord of the manor of Pilkington, who according to tradition, fought ???? Harold at the Battle of Hastings, 1066. = ; ch: Leonard de Pilkington
  • II.—LEONARD DE PILKINGTON, living 1108-1110; lord of Pilkington; attended first Crusade. = ; ch: Alexander (m. dau. [? Ursula] de Workedlegh) de Pilkington
    • III.—ALEXANDER DE PILKINGTON, living 1195-1213, and then lord of Pilkington (vide Testa de Nevill). = A daughter [? Ursula] of Geoffrey de Workedlegh. ; ch: Sir Alexander (m. Alice . . . . ), Roger (living 1231-1262, and held land in Rumworth. (Testa de Nevill.)), Robert (living 1247-1292.) de Pilkington
      • ROBERT, living 1247-1292. Executed a quit-claim, 1247, to Abbot and Convent of Rupe (Roche Abbey). = ; ch: Adam (Killed 1292, by falling from an oak tree in Pilkington. (Rot. Placit. Cor., 20 Edward I.) de Pilkington
      • IV.—SIR ALEXANDER DE PILKINGTON, living in 1230, died about 1291; was lord of Pilkington Manor. = Alice, the daughter of . . . . [Called "Alice, who was the ???? of Alexander de P.," 1301, and "Alice, the mother of Roger," 1309 (vide????)] ; ch: Sir Roger (m. Alicia de Bury), Richard (m. Ellen de Anderton), Sir John (m. Margery de Anderton), Ralph (living 1333. (Duerden's MSS., vol. iv.), Adam (m. Matilda Helias) de Pilkington
        • SIR JOHN, living 1316. (Parl. Writs, vol.i, p. 176, No. 4.) = Margery de Anderton, daughter of William de Anderton. (Juerden's MSS., vol. iv, and Palmer, b. 10.) ; ch:
        • ADAM, slain 1306-7. (Rot. Assis., 34-5 Edward I.) = Matilda, daughter of Helias of Penulbury. ; ch: O.S.P.
        • RICHARD, living prior to 1293. Held lands in Chorlton, 1297, and had also a grant of land in Rivington in marriage from William de Anderton. (Harl. MS. 2085, 508b; Dr. Kuerden's MSS, vol. iv, Riv. Deed 10.) = Ellen de Anderton daughter of William de Anderton of Rumworth ; ch: Robert (m. Elizabeth [? del Knoll]), James (m. Agnes de Thorp) de Pilkington
          • JAMES, married about 1327. Had lands in Walton, Chapel Holme, and Holynsnape. (Rivington Deed 95.) = Agnes, daughter of John de Thorpe. (Rivington Deed 95.) ; ch:
          • ROBERT, born about 1297; living 1316-1389. Some time lord of the manor of Rivington, obtained from Alexander de Workedleigh, and disposed of to his cousin Robert, descent VIc. (Vide Rivington Deeds.) He was with all the expeditions of Edward III, and a chief witness at the Scrope Grovenor controversy, 1386. (Vide Scrope-Grosvenor Roll.) = Elizabeth [? del Knoll]. Kuerden's MSS., vol. iv.) ; ch: Richard (m. Joan de Heton), John, Joan (m. Roger de Chisenhall) de Pilkington
            • JOAN, married (7 Edw. III), to Roger de Chisenhall.
            • JOHN. = ; ch: William ((Rivington Deed 85). Rector of Swillington), Margaret (Rivington Deed 85.) de Pilkington
            • RICHARD, Grant of lands in Rivington, by Robert. (Rivington Deed No. 85.) In 1361 Parker to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lanc., of the Honour of Halton. = Joan, dau. of John de Heton, (Riv. Deed No. 85.) ; ch:
        • V.—SIR ROGER DE PILKINGTON, lord of the manors of Pilkington, Bury, &c. Grant of free warren by Edward I for ever (Cal. Rot. Chart.) Living prior to 1282, died 1347. His seal extant on a deed dated 1302. = Alicia, daughter of Adam de Bury (whose wife was Margery, daughter of Richard de Radeclif, of Radcliffe) ; heiress to her brother, Henry de Bury. [Fine, 6 Edward II (1313), and Deputy-Keeper's Report No. 32, p.348.] ; ch: Sir Roger (d. 1407), Jane (m. Sir John del More of Liverpool), Margaret (m. Sir John de Arderne), Isabella (m. Sir Thomas de Lathom), Henry (third son), Robert (m. Katherine de Aynesworth) de Pilkington
          • MARGARET, married to Sir John de Arderne. Their daughter Matilda became the wife of Thomas de Stanley, of Lathom.
          • ISABELLA, Was the first wife of Sir Thomas de Lathom, who died at Knowsley, 6 Richard II (1382). Their daughter Isabel became the wife of Sir John de Stanley, from whom descended the Earls of Derby.
          • HENRY, [Third Son.] alive 1375-1384. Letters of Protection issued by Edward III to Henry de Pilkington, along with Robert, son of Roger and Richard de Pilkington, parson of Prestwich. = . . . . ; ch: Richard (rector and parson of Prestwich, living 1361-1400. (Lichfield Episcopal Registry.)), John (rector of Bury, living 1386 and 1433, when he was a juror on Inquisition post mortem Johannes Nowell de Reved.)
          • VIc.—ROBERT DE PILKINGTON, [Second Son.] born prior to 1??? died prior to 1413. Had land from his father in Rivington, and ???? at a later period the lordship of the manor of Rivington from his cousin Robert. (Vide Rivington Deeds) Appointed Senes???? Halton Castle by John of Gaunt, 9th January, 1375. (Duch???? .) = Katherine, daughter of John and Ellen de Aynesworth, of Aynesworth. Married in or about 1370. Was a widow in 1413. (Rivington Deeds.) ; ch: Alexander (m. Katherine del Croke), Richard (m. dau. of John de ???), William (living 1391-1425.), Robert (m. Katherine de Aynesworth), John (of Whittle. Born about 1376; living in 1396 and 1425.), Roger (m. Agnes Singleton) de Pilkington
            • ROGER, of Manchester. Living 1393. = Agnes Singleton. ; ch: Emma (m. Robert Bybbey) de Pilkington
            • ROBERT, living in 1391, also in 1429. Dispensation 1403 to marry (Lich. Episcopal Reg.) = Katherine, his cous., dau. of John and Agnes de Aynesworth. Mar. 1403. ; ch:
            • WILLIAM, living 1391-1425. = ; ch: John de Pilkington
            • RICHARD, of Blackrod. Born about 1371; living 1429 = daughter ??? John de ???bury, of ????
            • VIIc.—ALEXANDER, born about 1370, and alive in 1436. (Rivington Deeds.) Lord of the manor of Rivington. = Katherine dau. of Richard del Croke, of Whittle [Settlement 1402.] ; ch: Ralph (m. Margery Lever & Margaret Ambrose), Thurstan ("chaplain," living 1460. (Riv. Deed 28)), Thomas ("bro. of Thurstan." (Riv. Deed, 4th Sept., 1460.) Had a dau., Mary, who mar. Robert Lever, of Kelsall, whose descendant, Robert Lever, acquired Rivington Estate, 1611.), Robert (chaplain of Standish. Died 1498.), Clemence (mar. Sir Laurence Fitton, of Gawsworth, co. Chester. A widow 1459. (Rivington Deeds.)), Ellen ([Elena], mar. her cousin, Giles Hulton, by licence. [Lich. Epis. Registry.) de Pilkington
              • VIIIc.—RALPH, born about 1404; died 1475-6. Succeeded as Lord of Riv. Manor. = first—Margery, dau. of Wm. Lever. Divorced in 1432. No issue. Second—Margaret, sister of William Ambrose. Living a widow in 1476. ; ch: Robert (m. Joan Syldesley), William (living 1476. (Vide Riv. Deeds.)), POSSIBLY George (Riv. Deed R. D. 3.), Richard (Riv. Deed No. 3 1478.), Geoffrey. (Riv. Deed No. 89, 1476-7.) de Pilkington
                • GEOFFREY. (Riv. Deed No. 89, 1476-7.) = . . . . ; ch: Oliver (of Wigan. (Vide Visitation of Lincolnshire.)) de Pilkington
                • IXc.—ROBERT, born about 1447, died 28th Sept., 1508, aged 61 yrs. Lord of Rivington. = Joan, dau. of Thurstan Tyldesley. (Deed of Dower, 1476.) ; ch: Richard (m. Alice, daughter of Laurence Asshawe, of Heath Charnock. Marriage covenant 10th Oct., 1504), Alice (mar. to Richard Croston, son of John Croston of Heath Charnock.), dau. (who married Thomas Rivington, of Anderton.), dau. (who married Oliver Lockwood, of Horwich) de Pilkington
                  • Xc.—RICHARD, .... etc.
          • VI.—SIR ROGER DE PILKINGTON, [First Son.] born about 1325; died 1407. Lord of Pilkington, Bury, &c = . . . . ; ch: Sir John (m. Margaret de Verdon), Mabella ([Isabella] m. Thomas de Lathom & Sir John de Walton), Lora (m. Laurence de Standish) de Pilkington
            • LORA, mar. to Laurence de Standish, son of Ralph de Standish of Standish, and Cecilia, dau. of Roger de Bradshagh.
            • MABELLA [Isabella], mar. Thomas de Lathom, of Lathom, who died 3rd Nov., 1383. and afterwards to Sir John de Walton.
            • VII.—SIR JOHN DE PILKINGTON, born about 1365; died 1421. Fought at Agincourt. Lord of Pilkington, Bury, &c. = Margaret, daughter and heiress of Sir John de Verdon, and widow of Hugh de Bradshagh. ; ch: Sir John (m. Elizabeth de Trafford), Edmund (m. Elizabeth Booth & Katherine de Assheton), son (died young [? Charles.]), Roger (O.S.P.), Robert (m. Miss Rayson), Katherine (m. Sir Henry Scarisbrick), E??th (m. Sir Wm. Atherton), M???ret (m. Nicholas Griffin & Sir Thos. Savile), B??? (m. Sir Francis Bernard) de Pilkington
              • .... etc.
• https://archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk#page/n41/mode/1up
• Pg.12
• V.—SIR ROGER DE PILKINGTON (living prior to 1282 and in 1347) son of Sir Alexander de Pilkington, in succession, became lord of Pilkington. Between 1282 and 1291 his name is often met with as a witness to Lancashire Deeds.
• He married Alicia, daughter of Adam de Bury (whose wife was Margery, daughter of Richard de Radeclif, of Radcliffe, an ancestor of the Barons Fitz-Walter and Earls Sussex) .... etc.
• https://archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk#page/n42/mode/1up
• Pg.13
• .... etc.
• Sir Roger died about 20 Edward III (1347),13 and was outlived by his wife Alicia, who was party to a fine in 1383-84, [32nd Report D. K. p. 357].
• They left issue six children —
• 1. .... etc.
• https://archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk#page/n43/mode/1up
• Pg.14
• 3. HENRY, and three daughters, particulars of whom will be found in the sheet pedigree, including ISABELLA, who was the wife of Sir Thomas de Lathom (son of Thomas de Lathom and Eleanor his wife), and her daughter Isabella de Lathom became the wife of Sir John de Stanley, from whom descended the Earls of Derby, [52nd Report of D.K.] .
• VI.—SIR ROGER DE PILKINGTON, the eldest son of Sir Roger, was born about 1325. On the death of his father in 1347 he became lord of Pilkington manor, &c, and after the decease of his mother (Alicia, daughter of Adam de Bury) succeeded to the manors of Bury and various other estates which were acquired through her.14
• .... etc.
• https://archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk#page/n44/mode/1up
• Pg.15
• He died 2nd January, 8 Hen. IV (1406-7), his Inquisition P.M. being held 12th Aug., 9 Hen. IV, [Duchy Lanc. Records, class xxv, A 7, No. 54], and left issue as follows : —
• 1. SIR JOHN, his heir, of whom we treat as descent VII.
• 2. MABELLA (also called Isabella) the wife of Thomas de Lathom (son of Sir Thomas de Lathom, knight], who died 3rd Nov., 1383.
• 3. LORA (Laura), .... etc. _________________

Isabel Pilkington was born in 1334 in Knowsley, Lancashire. She died Oct 20 1414. She married Sir John Dalton II.

The history of the Pilkington family:

The descent of the Pilkington family can be traced from Leonard de Pilkington, Lord of the Manor of Pilkington, who fought under Harold at the Battle of Hastings. After his victory, Norman William divided large tracts of Britain amongst his many followers and the ownership of a vast estate in south-east Lancashire (including the area now occupied by Whitefield) was confined upon Sir Leonard de Pilkington. How he persuaded William I to allow him to keep his manor is unknown.

Having acquired this new and highly desirable property this first Knight set about turning it to some practical use and created a Park which bore his own name. This park included more land than is, at present, covered by Whitefield U.D., and took in considerable tracts from what are now the towns of Radcliffe and Heywood as well as further land, now the Unsworth area of Bury. It was at Stand, the highest point in this Park (the name 'Stand' is derived from a hunting stand, from which the country could be scanned for game), that Sir Leonard built his manorial hall.

At least two of his descendants took part in the Crusades and journeyed to the Holy Land, but this co-operation with the ideas of the Monarchy did not last and, in 1322, Sir Roger de Pilkington was taken prisoner at the Battle of Boroughbridge by the forces of Edward II. He was, however, pardoned, and further Pilkington's (Sir John with his son John) earned their house a return to Royal favour by courageous conduct at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, fighting under Henry V, and, by contributing, heavily, to the Royal Exchequer. (See next)

One of his descendants, Sir John Pilkington, with his son John and their retainers went to France with Henry V and fought at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. At Agincourt the retinue of Sir John was John Kay, Roger Kay and William Lee. His men consisted of ten lances and forty-five archers. In order to pay his troops Henry 'Pledged’ some of his jewels and plate to the younger John Pilkington. They were not redeemed until 1431.

Some time later the Pilkington family came into possession of the Manor of Bury, after which Bury became the principal residence of the family. Bury Castle was fortified and castellated in the reign or Edward IV. It has been stated that Edward also gave a license to Sir Thoman Pilkington to kernel and castellate his manor house at Stand, but it is doubtful if the work was carried out.

Sir Thomas Pilkington fought for Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field where Richard was killed and his opponent, Henry Tudor became king. As a result, Henry VII confiscated all Sir Thomas's lands and gave them to Sir Thomas Stanley, whom he created Earl of Derby, The property included land at Nether Kellet, Haleworth, Saimesbury, Pilkington, Bury, Cheethatn, Cheetwood, Haliwell, Undesworth (Unsworth), Salford, Shuttleworth, Middleton, Shippelbotham, Smethills, Tottington, Bolton in Furness, Broughton-in-Furness, Urswick and elsewhere. Sir Thomas's lands were therefore extensive and well spread.

Harland says that Sir Thomas Pilkington was killed whilst fighting for Lambert Sirnnel at the Battle of Stoke. On the other hand, the Victoria County History of Lancashire states that he was not killed there and that he was pardoned in 1506; but this seems unlikely as it is stated that his son Roger died in 1501 and that Roger had no son so what was left of his estate was divided between Roger's six daughters. It seems probable that Sir Thomas was at Urswick when he joined Simnel, for Simnel landed at Piel Castle in Furness and rallied his forces on Swarthmoor, which is not far from Urswick.

The11th century Stand Hall was family seat of the de Pilkington family who have lived here since before the battle of Hastings. A second Stand Hall was built around the 13th century by the Derby family, who were given the estate after Henry VII confiscated the Pilkington lands, this second hall was demolished in the 1940's. This was due to Sire Thomas Pilkington backing the wrong side at the Battle of Bosworth. This second hall was located to the east of the original hall. In 1515 a third Stand Hall was erected.

The Pilkington's of Lancaster.

The Pilkingtons were lords of Bury and Pilkington (hence the de Pilkington in the older records) The family started at Pilkington, by marriage attained the lordship of Bury, and later, by marriage, got the lands at Rivington (all these sites are basically north of current Bolton, England)....

In the 1400's they gave the major lands to the first son at Bury and Pilkington, a younger son got the lands and lordship of Rivington, while another generation saw a Pilkington heir receiving lands in Yorkshire.

The Rivington branch brought forth the first Protestant Bishop of North England, Sir James Pilkington, Bishop of Durham, who advised Queen Elizabeth I. The Pilkington estates in Pilkington, and the "castle" a fortified manor house estate at Bury, were destroyed and seized after the English Civil War, because the Pilkington's supported the "wrong side."

The Pilkington's of Rivington continued in their possession of their holdings, perhaps because they were Protestant, or because their land was less valuable.

FILE - date: 8 Henry IV September 4

Grant for grantor's life: Isabel, widow of John de Dalton of the Hugh to Wm. Elyson of same: land (etc) in le Hugh', Caldstrother, Slalee, Duxfeld, Hedlee, Wylom, Acome, Ovyngton, South Dyssyngton, now her dower, also Qwarnle-over-in-Tyn-dale; annual rent, 5 gold marks, at Whitsun and St. Martin in winter: in event of destruction by Scots, or hindrance by other of the King's subjects, an allowance to be paid to Wm. as decided by 4 honest men chosen by both parties: warranty and sealing clauses. (seal missing).

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• 'Dalton01'
• Sir Richard Dalton of Bypsam, Lancashire
  • 1. Sir Robert Dalton
  • m. _Latham (dau of Sir Thomas Latham)
    • A. Sir John Dalton
    • m. _ Hussey (dau of Sir Henry Hussey)
      • i. Sir John Dalton
      • m. _ Pilkington (dau of Sir Richard Pylkyngton)
        • a. Sir Richard Dalton 'of Apethorpe'
        • m. Katherine Venables (dau of Sir Thomas Venables)
          • (1) Ales Dalton
          • m. William Gryffyth of Penryn
          • (2)+ other daughters
        • b. Robert Dalton of Bispayne
        • m. Margaret
          • (1) Richard Dalton of Croston
          • m. _ Fleming (dau of Sir William Fleming of Wath, Yorkshire)
            • (A) .... etc.
• Main source(s): Visitation (Yorkshire, 1563-4, Dalton), Commoners (vol i, Dalton of Thurnham)
• From: Stirnet.com
• http://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/dd/dalton01.php _________________