 - Aft 1540
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| Name |
Robert Allott [1] |
| Born |
of Bentley Grange  [2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
Aft 1540 [1] |
| Person ID |
I5047 |
Paul's Tree |
| Last Modified |
2 Jul 2018 |
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| Notes |
- From "The Parish Registers of Kirkburton, Co. York: 1654-1711. Appendix of family histories" by Frances Anne Collins 1902
"Robert Allott of Bentley, the eldest son, Will dated 1541, wherin he desired to be buried at Emley married Elizabeth, sister to Armigel Wade; her
Will was dated 1 Feb., 1566. By her, Robert Allott had two sons, Robert and John, and a daughter Elizabeth, who was one of the Ladies of
Honour at Court, and married William Sidney of Orford."
From "A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain & Ireland: Supplement, corrigenda and general index" 1848
"Robert Allott, of Bentley Grange (which estate was purchased from Richard Andrews, to whom these lands had been granted at the
dissolution of the abbey of Bigland,) whose will was proved in 1541. He m. Elizabeth, sister of Armigael Waad, the navigator, and niece of Alvered
Comyn, prior of Nostel, ..."
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- [S512] The Parish Registers of Kirkburton, Co. York: 1654-1711. Appendix of family histories, pp. xviii-xix.
- [S746] The History and Topography of the Parish of Kirkburton and of the Graveship of Holme (1861).
I have met with no other reference to these mills [Soke Mills] till the reign of Edward VI., when Richard Charlsworth, of Totties, farmed them under the Crown, by which he greatly enriched himself. He died in 1557, leaving four daughters co-heiresses, who married into some of the leading families of the West-Riding, viz.:—1st, Grace Charlsworth married John Savile, of Wath, Gentleman, in 1568.* 2nd, Dorothy Charts worth married Matthew Wentworth, of Bretton Hall, Esquire, in 1571. 3rd, Margaret Charlsworth married, first, ___ Nettleton, to her second husband, George Kaye, of Woodsome, Esquire ; and 4th, Johanna — or, as stated in some of the pedigrees, Jennet Charlsworth — married Robert Allott, of Bentley Grange, son and heir of Robert Allott of the same place, who, besides lands and tenements in Holmfirth, which he received by his wife, acquired the tenancy of the soke mills, which remained with him till his death, about 1605
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