Allason, Thomas Waiting, Thomas Wilson, Thomas Sparke, Leonard Harreson, Bartho. Nickelson, Raiph Lax, Richard Wray, Willm. Wray, John Heart, Edward Anderson, Robeart Chilton, John Humphrey, George Chicking, Cuthbert Anderson, Simon Hudson, John Flethom, John Readhead, John Johnson, Willm. Challen, Raiph Golsbrough, John Painter, Robeart Watson, John Robinson, Willm. Wray, Thomas Wray, Robeart Cully, Willm. Slumber, Phillopp Dawton, Richard Cusson, John Cusson, Raiph Dauison, John Wray, Raiph Pemberton, Willm. Blakey, Willm. Richardson, Willm. Garry, John Thompson, John Allen, Thomas Newton, Michaell Newton, Robeart Humphrey, Raiph Wilkinson, Willm. Vary, John Allason, Thomas Newton, Richard Merrington, Thomas Humphrey, John Aynsley, John Brase, Willm. Megson, Mathew Widdowes, Gyles Widdowes, Francis Sparke, Leonard Jackson, John Cusson, George Cay, John Widdowes, Richard Cusson, Lancelote Moore, George Corner, Thomas Blakey, John Colling, John Brase, Robeart Brasse, Marmaduk Machell.

Signed. Vicker, Dauid Myles12; Churchwardens, Thomas Stelling, Thomas Welford; Constables, Willm. Mawer, John Wilkinson; Overseers, Willm. Newton, Thomas Wilson.

Sum.-95.

The Names of those that refuse to take the Protestacon. Lanclot Tod, Christopher Tod, Henry Johnson, Richard Johnson, John Finkell.

DINSDALE.*

(Written on a slip of paper.) (D.P.4.).

A note of all the names within the Parish of Dinsdale as Followeth.

Imprimis Rowland Place", Esq., Mr. Robert Place", Mr. Gasoyne Lasinby15, George Mawer, William Garry,

13 Son of Christopher Place by his wife Mary, dau. of John Constable of Lazenby, Co. York; mar. Catherine, dau. of Charles Wise of Copgrove, Co. York; buried at Dinsdale, 22 Sept., 1680. Dinsdale Regs.

14 Brother of above, Rowland mar. Catherine, dau. of Thomas Pudsey of Picton. For a pedigree of Place, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 236.

15 Married Francis Browne, 20 Feb., 1636/7 (who was buried as a widow, 1 Nov., 1678), they had a son, Bulmer, bapt. 18 July, 1637, a daughter, Elizabeth, buried 16 March, 1668/9, and probably a son Gascoyne, buried 11 Nov., 1698. Dinsdale Regs.

*For an account of the parish of Dinsdale, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 230.

Joseph Euerinden, William Arondell, Robert Jefferson, Edward Willson, Henry Whelton, Anthony Daker, George Peacocke, Thomas Tailerson, John Kell, William Richarby, Anthony Allan, Francis Steuenson, Xpofer Cockfeild, William Wright, Peter Greeuson, John Johnson, George Oveington, William Steuenson, Richard Steuenson, Richard Browne, Richard Stainton, Anthony Taylboyes16, Curate.

All these haue taken the protestation. WittnesPerson, John Rand*; Cunstable, Thomas Whelton.

EAGLESCLIFFE.+

(Written in two columns upon four odd shaped pieces of paper pasted and pinned together. Endorsed on the back "Egglescliffe parish.") (D.P.5.).

Thes be the names of those that haue taken it.

Isaac Basire doctour" in divinity, parson of Eagles

*Son of James Rand, vicar of Norton, by his wife, Margery, dau. of Edward Banckes, Rector of Long Newton; buried 24 Mch., 1645/6, at Redmarshall where he was also Rector. See pedigree of Rand, Surtees, Durham, iii, 417.

† For an account of the parish of Egglescliffe, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 197.

16 He married Josia Philip, 2 June, 1605; she was buried 1 Feb., 1634/5. Dinsdale Regs.

"Born at Rouen in Normandy, 1607, educated at the University of Rotterdam and at Leydon. In 1631 he became chaplain to Bishop Morton who presented him to the living at Egglescliffe, 1636. In 1640 the degree of D.D. was conferred upon him at Cambridge. In 1643 Bishop Morton collated him to the 7th stall at Durham, and in the following year he was appointed Archdeacon of Northumberland. Being Chaplain to Charles I. he was presented by him to the Rectory of Stanhope in 1646, he mar. Francis Corbett, and bur. 14 Oct., 1676, in the Cathedral Yard; he had issue:

was

(1) Thomas Basire, bapt. 15 Jan., 1638/9, bur. 14 June, 1639, at Egglescliffe.

(2) Isaac Basire, Barrister at Law; LL.B., 1669; LL.D., 1684; bapt. at Eaglescliffe, 22 Nov., 1643; admitted pensioner at St. John's College, Cambridge, 5 July, 1664, aged 20; mar. as her fourth husband Lady Elizabeth Burton," dau. of John Cosin, Bishop of Durham, at Stanhope, 4 July, 1672 (she was bur. 14 Jan. 1699/1700 at Durham Cathedral), they had one child, Isaac, bapt. 18 Feb., 1676/7, bur. 2 May, 1678, at the Cathedral.

(3) Charles Basire, bapt. 11 Apl., 1645, at Egglescliffe, admitted pensioner at St. John's College, Cambridge, 11 May, 1665, aged 18; B.A., 1668; M.A., 1672; Rector of Boldon, 1677, to his death; bur. there 18 Mch., 1690/1; mar. Elizabeth, dau. of George Baker of Crook Hall, mar. at Lanchester, 11 Oct., 1681, she remarried, 1691, Zachary

cliffe; Churchwardin, Thomas Ayre; Churchwardin and Cunstabill, John Bucke; Cunstabill, Robert Garbat; Will Blaxton, of Archdeacon Newton, now inhabiting in the parish of Eaglescliffe.

For Eaysleybie Mr. Pemberton 18, Esq., Mr. John19, his sunne, Mr. henrie20, his sunne, Mr. Garnet1, George dent, John Wacke, Ouinghauran Redit, William Willson, Robert Lampton, Robert harperlie, his man, John Chapman, Thomas Koucke, Christopher Bowman, John walls, henrie wilkeson, Bartholamue ritcherdson, Thomas Appillbie, William Willkeson, Thomas Richeson, William Jhonson, the younger, Christopher bras, William Jhonson2, Mr. hall, of nusam3, Robert bucke, Robert bicchabridge, Richard pacooke, Richard Raper, Robert Raper, his sunne, John mud, George taler, John hall, Rayph willson, Marke hall, Rober young, Cudbert nickallson, Richard Willie, John

Whittingham, of Holmside; she was bur. 17 Nov., 1701, at Lanchester.

(4) John, bapt. 9 May, 1647, at Egglescliffe.

(5) Peter, admitted pensioner at St. John's College, Cambridge, 12 May, 1665.

(1) Elizabeth, bapt. 23 Apl., 1640, at Egglescliffe.

(2) Mary, bapt. 31 July, 1642, married Jeremiah Nelson of Carlisle, curate of Stanhope; afterwards vicar of Corbridge and Canon of Carlisle; mar. there 18 May, 1671.

18 John, son of Michael Pemberton of Aslaby, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Ralph Watson, of Tudhoe. He mar. Isabel, dau. of Henry Grey, of Newminster; mar. at Grindon, 8 June, 1612; she was buried 19 Feb., 1624; he was buried 28 Jan., 1643/4, both at Egglescliffe. See pedigree of Pemberton, Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 205.

19

John, his second son, bapt. 22 Nov., 1618; a captain in the service of Charles I., this is he who heads the pedigree of Pemberton of Bainbridge Holme and Barnes. See Surtees, History of Durham,

vol. i, 237.

20

Henry, third son of John, bapt. 20 Apl., 1620; a captain in the service of Charles I. See Surtees, History of Durham, iii, 205.

1

John Garnett, eldest son of Anthony Garnett by his wife Mary, dau. of Michael Pemberton, was bapt. 22 Oct., 1615; Captain of Horse in the Regt. of Col. George Heron, in the service of Charles I.; sold Egglescliffe, 1670; he mar., 23 Aug. 1652, Alice, dau. of Christopher Place of Dinsdale, and widow of Michael Pemberton of Aslaby, bur. there 2 Mch., 1674/5, leaving no issue surviving.

2 After Jhonson's name the column in the MS. is ruled across as though commencing another township.

31673, June 7, Mr. Christopher Hall of Newsam, buried St. Andrew's, Bywell. As of Newsam, Co. Durham, he was 77 in Aug., 1666, and was the eldest son of Francis Hall of that place. He mar. Anne, dau. and co-heir of Edward Blakiston of Great Chilton, Co. Durham, by whom he had a son Ludovick, bapt. at Kirkmerrington, 27 Feb., 1620/1, who succeeded him, and two daughters, Catherine, wife of William Fenwick of Bywell, and Anne mar. to Robert Shafto of Benwell. See pedigree of Hall of Newham, Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 207.

young, marmaducke Robson, Cudbert gibson, Thomas Ward, George Ward, his sunne, Willyam yallerrid, Michall nuton, Thomas brockatt, Robert Sanderson, theeld., Robert Sanderson, the yo., Rayph boyes, John Bucke, John Paygil (54), Thomas lourd, Willyam Richeson, his ma, Thomas Bell, his man, Ninnie Ridlie, John Ridlie, his sunne, Robert Ridlie, his sunne, lourance semer, John Swaynston, Bartholamue Steale, Gabrill Robeson, Jhames francis, his man, John Jhackson, the elder, John Jhackson, his sunne, Richard Parkinson, Ranald hodghan, Robert baynbridge, John nickallson, mitchall nickallson, his (sic), Robert leaton, Steauin Carre, Richard nikallson, henrie tod, George fatherstone, Thomas Addie, Robert Jhackson, francis allieson, Thomas tomsan, Christopher Jhackson, Rayph nickallson, francis foex, Reaynalld Awtherson, francis Read, francis bell, Richard kootes, Mitchall ingilldue, Bartholamue semer, Christopher loonsdayle, Rowland taylerson, William Woud, Anthonie Wood, William anderson, Thomas bournwell, William forest, Richard batmeson, William baumbrough, Anthonie Willkeson, Thomas ayre, the younger, Robert Reade, John blacklocke, William Willson, John grame, John Taylerson, the elder, John Taylerson, the younger, John Smitch, Robert garbat, the elder, Robert garbat, the younger, George mattieson, Edward white, John garbat, George dent, Rayph nuton (60).

The names of theyme that Will not Coume to this protestation.

Mr. Robert lampton5, Richard willie, George dent (3).

ELTON.*

(Written on two slips of paper pasted together. Endorsed on the back "The Parish of Elton.") (D.P.6.). Stocton Ward, The Parish of Elton. Mr. John Jefferson (1), Robt. Jefferson (2), John

4 Struck out in the MS.

5 Of Biddick, gent (afterwards of Newham), 6th son of Sir William Lambton by his second wife, Katherine Widdrington. He married Anne, daughter of Thomas Delaval of Hetton-le-Hole, at Houghton-leSpring, 26 Apl., 1670, and was buried at Bamburgh, 13 Oct., 1684. See new County History of Northumberland, ix, 174. For a pedigree of Lambton of Newham, see Surtees, Durham, ii, 397.

The Jeffersons were owners of part of the lordship and rectory of Elton, Surtees, iii, 209. 1645, June 26, John Jefferson and Marie Fayrer, mard. Regs.

*For an account of the parish of Elton, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 209.

Jefferson, jun. (3), Tho. Jefferson (4), Tho. Jefferson sen. (5), Tho. Swalwell (6), Christofer Hodshon (7), Rich. Pert (8), James Clarke (9), Tho. Yarrowe (10), John Talerson (11), Bartholomew Bailes (12), Mathew Thomson (13), John Fowler (14), John Harrison (15), Geo. Bailes (16), Bartle Bailes (17), Robt. Maire (18), Willm. Cornforth (19), Edward Staneley (20), Robt. Thomson (21), Mr. Tho. Farer, Curatt (22); Constable, Steauen Dobbin (23); Churchwardens, Willm. Jefferson (24), Robt. Jefferson (25); Sum. 25.

All these above written have taken the Protestacon. The names of those that refuseth to take the Protestacon.

Mr. John Erringtons, Robert Gregson; Sum. 2.

ELWICK HALL.*

(Written on the first page of a double sheet of foolscap. The back page is endorsed "None Certified to Refuse.") (D.P.7.).

By the minster, Churchwardens, Cunstable, ouerseeres and parishioners of the parish of Elwick, Feb. 27, 1641.

These are to Certify that the day and yeare aboue sayd wee whose names are hereunder written being all the parishioners within the parish of Elwick haue taken the protestation made by the house of Comons in parliament the third of May, 1641, and that none within our parish hath refused the sayd protestation.

Curat, Roger Mace; Churchwardens, John Rawling, Anthony walker; Custable and ouerseers, Barnard Jackson, John Wardayle, Thomas Rawling, George Warmouth, Thomas Wood, John Chilton, George Whelton, Thomas Adamson, Thomas Tompson, Anthony Walker, Robert Thorpe, Willia Ransome, Robert Ransom, James Mosse, Robert Rawling, Nicholas Rawling, John Rawling, jun., James Rawling, Nicholas Ransom, John Patteson, William Wardayle, Henry wood, Christopher Sheroton, Ninian Sheroton (22), John Emerson, Robert Norton, William

7 Farer was curate to an absentee rector. 1645, Apl. 15, Mrs. Dorothye, wife of Thomas Fayrer, curate, bur. Regs.

For a short pedigree of Errington, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 209. 1666, Dec. 31, Mr. John Errington, maximus natu Papist, bur. Regs.

9 Curate of absentee rector. A Roger Mace was admitted to Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, 27 June, 1611, aged 16, as son of Henry Mace of the parish of St. Botolph, Cambridge; B.A. (King's), 1617/18.

*For an account of the parish of Elwick, see Surtees, Durham, vol. iii, p. 85.