John Ironside, of Lincolnshire

John Ironside lived at Lincolnshire, England.1

Child of John Ironside

1. Elizabeth Ironside+1 d. c 24 Nov 1626. Married John Cowper.

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Citations

1. L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Containing Extinct, Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogies and Arms (London, U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 86.

Links

• http://thepeerage.com/p23227.htm#i232263

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John Ironside lived at Lincolnshire, England.

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Richard Ironsides (son of Ironside) was born 1500.

Children of Richard Ironsides are:

   +John Ironside, b. 1519, Cornhill, London, England, d. 1560, ,,Lincolnshire, England. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/v/a/l/Melissa-A-Valdez/W...

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ironside-71

Biography

John Ironside was born in 1519 at Cornhill St Michael, London, England, son of Robert Ironside. He married Margaret Browne. He was known to be a gentleman living in Lincoln in 1551.

In John's will written 1 Feb 1580 at Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, England, and proved 27 May 1581, he requests burial "within the church yarde of Houghtonn". Will if John Ironside

Executors:- Raufe PENDRITH & John BROWNE Witnesses:- William AYRAY, Robert RO(B)INSONNE, John GILPIN

Will: of John Ironside: 1 Feb 1580 Houghton-le-S DUR Will of John ~, dated 1 Feb 1580 (1581 new style), proved 27 May 1581 by son Robert (from Durham Probate Records).

Text: In the name of god amen: In the years of our Lorde 1580 and in the first day of februarie I John ~ of Houghton in the Springe seke in body but thanks be to god of good remembrance do make and institute this my laste will and testament in manner and fourme followinge: Firste I commend my soule into the handes of almightie god my maker and redeemer of whom I desire and truste to have pardonn and remission for all my sinnes of his sure mercie and goodnes and not of my deservinge but through the merits of Jesus Christ our saviour. My bodye I will to be buried within the church yarde of Houghtonn. And for my disposition of my goodes.

First I bequeathye to Margaret ~ (M63) my wife my best horse or mare. Also I bequeathy to Agnas Wilsonn, wedowe, my daughter(A45) £30 [JS has "30 shillings"]. Also I bequeathye to Elizabeth ~ (E173) one branded oxe. And I give to the pore of Houghton parishe 2s.

All the residue of my goodes my debtes and legacies and my funeral expenses paid I give to Robert ~ (R104) and Raufe ~ (R19)my sonnes and to Elizabeth ~ and Margerie ~ my daughters whom I make executoures of this my last will. And for the due performance of the same I appoint to be overseers thereof Raufe PENDRITHE and John BROWNE. Witnessed hereof: William AYRAY, Robert ROBINSONNE, John GILPIN. // The inventory of all the goodes and catle of John ~ lately deceased priced by the neighboures John CASSON, William AYRAY, John CHILTONNE, Robert RUTER // Imprimis 9 oxen and two stottes £17 // Item three kie and twoo stirkes 20s // Item Three mares and a ? £3 6s 8d // Item one grizled? horse 40s // Item fifteen ewes £3 // Item 7 hogges and two toupes (tups) 18s // Item two hogges and two piges 23s // Item ?? £4 2s // Item 32 acres of wheat, otes and bige (barley) £21 6s 8d // Item the brasse vessell 32s // Item the pewder vessell and fower candlestickes l0s // Item an Iron chimley with the furnitoure 5s // Item all maner woodgeare within the house 20s // Item the beddinge withe the furnitoure in the chamber with three chistes 21s // Item befe and bacon 8s // Item in clothes £10 6s 8d // Item wheat otes and ?? 6s // Summa totalis Bonorum £71.14s.4d. // Debtes that he was owinge: Imprimis (first in order) to

Robert ~ (R104) 11s // Item to Thomas ~ (T15) 36s // Item to Barbary ROBINSONN (£ crossed out) 13s 4d // Item to Thomas MATESON 46s 8d // Item to Maister PERSONN 26s 8d // Item to Agnes WILSONN (A45) 9s // Item for a stotte 15s // Item to John SHOULEMIRE 7s // Item to Thomas MATHEWE 4s 8d // Item to a mortuarye 13s 4d // Item for funeralles 16s // Item for reparationns 20s // Summa totalis debitorum £12 19s 4d.

John IRONSIDE (1530?-1581) (J1122) Living: 1551 LIN "of ... in the County of Lincolnshire" GH. Marriage: 1551 Lincoln? LIN ENG to Margaret UNKNOWN (M63) {date of marriage unclear}GH. Will: Houghton-le-S DUR Will of John ~, dated 1 Feb 1580 proved 27 May 1581 by son Robert (from Durham Probate Records). Text: In the name of god amen: In the years of our Lorde 1580 and in the first day of februarie I John ~ of Houghton in the Springe seke in body but thanks be to god of good remembrance do make and institute this my laste will and testament in manner and fourme followinge: Firste I commend my soule into the handes of almightie god my maker and redeemer of whom I desire and truste to have pardonn and remission for all my sinnes of his sure mercie and goodnes and not of my deservinge but through the merits of Jesus Christ our saviour. My bodye I will to be buried within the church yarde of Houghtonn. And for my disposition of my goodes. First I bequeathye to Margaret ~ (M63) my wife my best horse or mare. Also I bequeathy to Agnas Wilsonn, wedowe, my daughter (A45) 30 shillings. Also I bequeathye to Elizabeth ~ (E173) one branded oxe. And I give to the pore of Houghton parishe 2s. All the residue of my goodes my debtes and legacies and my funerall expenses paid I give to Robert ~ (R104) and Raufe ~ (R19)my sonnes and to Elizabeth (E173) ~ and Margerie ~ (M385) my daughters whom I make executoures of this my last will. And for the due performance of the same I appoint to be overseers thereof Raufe PENDRITHE and John BROWNE. Witnessed hereof: William AYRAY, Robert ROBINSONNE, John GILPIN. // The inventory of all the goodes and catle of John ~ lately deceased priced by the neighboures John CASSON, William AYRAY, John CHILTONNE, Robert RUTER // Imprimis 9 oxen and two stottes £17 // Item three kie and twoo stirkes 20s // Item Three mares and a ? £3 6s 8d // Item one grizled? horse 40s // Item fifteen ewes £3 // Item 7 hogges and two toupes (tups) 18s // Item two hogges and two piges 23s // Item ?? £4 2s // Item 32 acres of wheat, otes and bige (barley) £21 6s 8d // Item the brasse vessell 32s // Item the pewder vessell and fower candlestickes l0s // Item an Iron chimley with the furnitoure 5s // Item all maner woodgeare within the house 20s // Item the beddinge withe the furnitoure in the chamber with three chistes 21s // Item befe and bacon 8s // Item in clothes £10 6s 8d // Item wheat otes and ?? 6s // Summa totalis Bonorum £71.14s.4d. // Debtes that he was owinge: Imprimis (first in order) to Robert ~ (R104) 11s // Item to Thomas ~ (T15) 36s // Item to Barbary ROBINSONN (£ crossed out) 13s 4d // Item to Thomas MATESON 46s 8d // Item to Maister PERSONN 26s 8d // Item to Agnes WILSONN (A45) 9s // Item for a stotte 15s // Item to John SHOULEMIRE 7s // Item to Thomas MATHEWE 4s 8d // Item to a mortuarye 13s 4d // Item for funeralles 16s // Item for reparationns 20s // Summa totalis debitorum £12 19s 4d. [Note that there is no mention of Richard (R69), who is listed as John's son in the GH pedigree.]. Death: 1581 ENG {from DNB biography of grandson Gilbert (G372)}DNB. Father: Robert (R103).GH. Children: Gentleman of Lincoln 1551 (Slade-Babcock)

Elizabeth 1549 (E173), Robert(R104), Ralph 1559 (R19), Agnes 1560 (A45). Margery 1562 (M385) Comments: five children named - most seemingly of marriageable age which would point to his birth being around circa early 1530’s and his marriage in the early 1550’s. His son Robert (R104) married Ann Cockson of Pittington in 1583 and had issue so the Robert who died in 1587 was definitely not his son and that proves that there were two Ironside families living in HLS during the 16th century. His widow Margaret married John SHORT of HLS the following year. His widowed daughter Agnes Wilson married William LAX(E) also in 1582 and had a son Ralph LAX and was a Rector of Frome St.Quentin, Dorset in 1660. He is mentioned in Agnes’ brother Ralph’s will as Kinsman Raph LACKE [LAXE%29 [ m. Kastrin BARTLET at Litton Cheney 1615]. JS 2010. Sources

   "The Ironside Dictionary" by Mike Kay.

   L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Containing Extinct, Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogies and Arms (London, U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 86.

   Surtees, Robert, F.S.A.; History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham (Sunderland and District Section). Hills & Company, 1908 (see image - Pedigree of Ironside).

   Pedigree of Ironside of Houghton-le-Spring, co. Pal, Durham. Signed Geo. Harrison, Norroy; Benj. Pingo, York; 1787 (see image).

   Burke, Sir Bernard, C.B., LL.D. A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume I, Fifth Edition. London: Harrison, Pall Mall, Bookseller to the Queen and HRH The Prince of Wales, 1875. (See Image, Landed Gentry).

   The Peerage - John Ironside : accessed 4 May 2018. 

See Also:-

   Dictionary of National Biography Gilbert Ironside, grandson of John Ironside.

   Houghton-le-Spring Heritage Society

   Durham University Library Special Collections Catalogue: Durham Probate Records: pre-1858 original wills and inventories (16th century) : John Ironside. 

       DPRI/1/1581/I1 May 1581

       John IRONSIDE, [grandfather of Gilbert Ironside, bishop of Bristol 1661-1671], of Houghtonn in the Springe [Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham]

       See DPRI/2/4 f.148: probate, May 1581. Also see Surtees Society vol.2, p437-438:

       [additional information drawn from this source].

       DPRI/1/1581/I1/1 1 February 1581

       Will

       with inventory, undated, actual total £71 14s 4d (with account of debts and funeral expenses of £12 19s 4d)

       endorsed: registered.