Richard Hasell

Richard Hasell, m. 1st, Phillipa Collyn, by whom (who d. Nov. 1580) he had issue; and 2ndly, 9 Jan. 1581, Alice Ballarde, by whom (who was buried 1 Feb. 1619) he had further issue.

Notes

Taken from http://www.roots-boots.net/ft/hassell.html

Under the Poor Act of 1597, Richard, as a property owner, paid a levy of £30, which was collected by Sir John Payton. Richard, along with his son, John, were members of the "Family of Love" sect; also members were John Ballard (possibly the father of Richard's second wife), Thomas Lawrence (father-in-law of Richard's son, John) and several members of the Rule family (Richard's son, Robert, married a Rule). Richard's son, John, appears to have been a much more active member of the sect than his father.

Sources

1. Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, Volume 1 (Google eBook).  H. Colburn, 1875.  Page 595.  Hasell of Dalemain.