Isabella Pilkington

• (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
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  • 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
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• 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.
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• 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 —
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• 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
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• 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 Pilkington1
• F, #58678, b. circa 1340
• Father Sir Roger Pilkington b. c 1291, d. 1343
• Mother Alice Bury1 d. c 1374
• Isabel Pilkington was born circa 1340 at of Pilkington, Lancashire, England.1 She married Nicholas de Prestwich circa 1360.1
• Family Nicholas de Prestwich b. c 1338
• Citations
• [S929] Lt. Col. John Pilkington, The Pilkington Family, p. 38-43.
• From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1953.htm#... ___________________
• Isabel de Pilkington1
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• Last Edited=9 Nov 2014
• Isabel de Pilkington is the daughter of Sir Roger de Pilkington and Alicia de Bury.2 She married Nicholas de Prestwich.1
• Citations
• [S37] BP2003 volume 2, page 2685. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37]
• [S37] BP2003. [S37]

*From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p51239.htm#i512390 _________________

From the Inquisition of 1383, cited afterwards, it appears that he married Isabel, daughter of Roger de Pilkington; and from a later Inquisition of 1385 (March G, 8 Pi. II), it appears that he married, secondly, Joanna or Jane, who is identified in the Records of the Herald's College as Jane, daughter of Hugh Venables of Kinderton. The same Inquisition states that Sir Thomas was imbecile for three months before his death, on which event his widow Jane, then enceinte, sent his body for burial at Burscough Priory, without j)ricst or other attendance, and married her previous paramour, Roger Fazackcrley, in conjunction with whom she the former of which was held by Sir Robert de Lathom, jointly with Catherine Lady Lathom his wife. Thomas de Lathom, their son and heir, was aged twenty-four years at the time of the Inquisition, and of course was born in or before 1400. The Render for Lathom xs*, as in 1212, claimed dower on "Wrightington, which was put to award in 7 Richard 11.

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