1477482.
Sir Nicholas de Harrington & 1477483. Isabel English
1344, Isabel born in England, heir & d/o 2954966. Sir William le English.
1345, Nicholas born in England, 2nd s/o 2954964. Sir John de Harrington &
2954965. Katherine Banastre.
8/1/1359, Nicholas’ father died, his older brother Robert
the heir.
2/1361, Nicholas’ brother Robert died, his older brother
Thomas the heir.
8/1361, Nicholas’ brother Thomas died.
6/1/1361, IPM of John de Harynton of Farleton, knight, and
Thomas de Harynton. Westmorland: … Nicholas de Harynton, son of the said John,
aged 16 years, is his heir. … After the death of John and Katharine Robert, …
death in parts beyond seas … is … also of Robert de Harynton … his death
without heirs of his body … the death of Thomas de Harynton, who died on Monday
before the Assumption, 35 Edward III, in parts beyond … Nicholas de Harynton …
is heir of John, Katharine and Thomas. (S) CIsPM.
Aft. 1361, Sir James Pykerying requested and received from
Edward III the custody of the next heir, Nicholas Haryngton, previously in the
custody of John of Gaunt.
1362, Sir William de Ferrers made a claim was against
Nicholas son of John de Harrington for a moiety of Bolton. (S) Hist. of
Lancaster, V5, 1911, Great Bolton. [Many previous claims by the Ferrers against
his parents and grandparents.]
7/1363, Sir John Haryngton died 8/1/1360, Katherine died a
week later, … Robert, their son and heir, of full age, entered the premises and
had possession … After his death in parts beyond seas in 1362, without heirs of
his body, Henry late duke of Lancaster and James de Pikering, knight, had
possession until the death of the duke of Lancaster ; on whose death … and
James de Pykering had and still has possession of the bailiwick. Nicholas de
Harynton, son of John and Katharine, aged 16 years and more, is heir of the
same John and Katharine, and also of Robert de Harynton, of the premises in
Burghton and Bolton. (S) CIsPM.
11/7/1364, Writ of certiorari to the escheator … lands &c. in Wynmerley late of Thomas de
Haveryngton, knight, who held of the king … Thomas de Haryngton held no lands …
but John de Haryngton of Farleton, who died … held … of the king in chief, as
of the manor of Wyresdale … taken into the king’s hand by William de Nessefeld,
escheator, by reason of the minority of Nicholas son and heir of the same John
… Nicholas is … brother and heir of the said Thomas de Haryngton.
12/27/1365, Nicholas son and heir of John de Haveryngton of
Farleton proved his age. (S) CCRs.
10/1367, Nicholas given approval to leave England with a
servant and 10 marks.
1/28/1368, Nicholas son of John de Haveryngton, going beyond
seas by the king’s licence, has letters nominating … (S) CPRs. [He left from
the port of Dover, and returned by the end of the year.]
4/1369, Nicholas knighted.
Bef. 9/1369, Nicholas married Isabel.
6/1369, Sir James and his former ward Nicholas Harrington
arrived at Dublin, Ireland, under the command of Sir William Windsor., Lt. of
Ireland.
8/3/1369, Isabel’s father, William Englyssh, knight, died.
(S) UKNA. [Most of the estate had been settled on Isabel’s older sister’s son
William Restwold. the Cambridgeshire village of Oakington, and houses in
Carlisle did revert to Isabel.]
8/13/1369, IPM of William Engyssh, knight. Cambridge: Hokyton.
… William Lengleys, the elder, for life, with successive remainders in tail
male to William his son and to Juliana his daughter. … William Englissh,
knight, and Margaret his wife, and the heirs male of their bodies, with
remainder to Isabel their daughter and the heirs of her body. William and
Margaret died without heir male of their bodies … Isabel wife of Nicholas de
Haryngton, knight, aged 22 years and more, is his daughter and heir; and
William de Restewald, aged 24 years and more, is son and heir of Juliana
above-named. … (S) CIsPM.
5/12/1370, Nicholas son of John de Haveryngton, ‘chivaler’,
brother and heir of Thomas de Haveryngton of Farleton, knight, going to Ireland
by the king’s licence to stay there in the company of William de Wyndsore,
knight, [the king’s lieutenant in Ireland] has letters … (S) CPRs.
1370, Sir William de Ferrers made a final claim was against
Nicholas son of John de Harrington for a moiety of Bolton. (S) Hist. of
Lancaster, V5, 1911, Great Bolton. [Sir William died 1/1371.]
By 3/1372, Nicholas returned to England.
3/1/1373, Commission of oyer … on complaint of Randolf de
Dacre that Nicholas de Haveryngton, ‘chivaler,’ … to the number of 300 persons,
armed, come to his house at Beaumond, co. Cumberland, broke those houses, … (S)
CPRs.
1375, Nicholas de Haveryngton held of Ralph de Bethome the
manor of Farleton by homage and fealty and the service of two marks yearly. (S)
Farleton, Records of the Barony of Kendale: V2, 1924.
8/1375, Nicholas implicated in the death of Lord Dacre.
5/7/1374, “…the lords of Leylandshire, namely Sir Nicholas
of Haryngton, …” (S) UKNA.
1374, Sir Nicholas de Harrington complained that Robert de
Rishton had abducted Thomas son and heir of Hugh de Adlington, and he claimed
wardship.
5/20/1375, Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de
Ingelby, …, Nicholas de Haveryngton, … touching the death of … (S) CPRs.
1375, Nicholas de Haveryngton held of Ralph de Bethome the
manor of Farleton by homage and fealty and the service of two marks yearly. (S)
IPM of Ralph.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, succeeded Edward III as King
of England.
4/1378, A royal commission of inquiry, which included, Sir
Nicholas Haryngton, and Lord Clifford, to investigate attempts on Sir James
Pykeryng’s life.
1378, Sir Nicholas de Harrington held land in Aldington
manor of the Penwortham barony [a third part of a knight’s fee]; and a fourth
part of the manor of Shevington.
1379, Nicholas Harrington appointed High Sheriff of
Lancaster for 6 years. (S) Hist. of Co. Pal. And Duchy of Lancaster, V4, 1836,
P204.
1379, Commission from John of Gaunt to Richard Towneley to
hand over Lancaster castle to Sir Nicholas Harrington. (S) Lancashire Records
Office.
3/11/1384, Licence … for William de Wyndsore, knight, to
enfeoff William de Melton and Nicholas de Haveryngton, knights, …. of his manor
of Pouerestoke, co. Dorset … (S) CPRs.
10/1/1386, Nicholas de Haveryngton, knight, attended
parliament at Westminster, receiving expenses of 4s each day for 71 days. (S)
CCRs. [Total of £26 8s.]
3/21/1387, To John king of Castille and Leon duke of
Lancastre, … Order to view divers inquisitions taken at the duke's command
before Walter Urswyk knight, Nicholas de Haveryngton knight, John Orewelle
serjeant at arms … whereby … Robert de Haveryngton knight and others took a
great number of goods and merchandise which were cast ashore out of a ship
called ' la Garrak ' of Genoa lost in a storm upon Levyn sand in the said
duchy. (S) CCRs.
5/1391, On the death of John Bailey, Sir Nicholas became
ward of the heir, Richard Shirburne, who he arranged to marry Agnes Stanley.
1393, Nicholas pardoned for illegal hunting of game in the
duchy.
3/21/1394, “… properties in Lancashire -- Witn. …, Sir Nicholas
of Haryngton, …” (S) UKNA.
1396, Sir Nicholas held the manor of Shevington.
Isabel died before Nicholas.
[––Nicholas––]
Bef. 8/18/1397, Nicholas married 2nd Joan
Venables (2954963). [Joan is Nicholas’ daughter Elizabeth’s mother-in-law.
Joan’s daughter Margaret married Nicholas’ son Nicholas.]
7/13/1398, Special assize: Henry de Percy earl of
Northumberland, … Nicholas de Haryngdon knight, James de Pykeryng knight, John
Cokayn … (S) CPRs.
9/30/1399, Henry IV succeeded Richard II as King of England.
12/11/1399, Covenant between Nicholas de Haveryngton and
Thomas de Chernok to end a dispute concerning the possession of and repairs to
a ditch between their lands at Chorlegh. (S) UKNA.
1/7/1400 at Terbok, Henry son of Henry of Terbok, to Thomas
of the Ryding, … -- Witn: Sir John of Stanley, Sir Nicholas of Haveryngton, Sir
Gilbert of Halsale, Henry the Norreye, Nicholas Blundel. (S) UKNA.
3/14/1401, “…Nicholas de Harrington, kt. Premises: A third
part of the manor of Claughton in Lonsdale, with appurtenances.” (S) UKNA.
10/1402, Nicholas attended parliament with Sir Richard
Houghton.
Bef. 2/8/1404, Nicholas, knt. of Farleton in Melling,
Lancanshire died.
2/8/1404, Order
to the escheator of the county of York to take into the king’s hands … who held
of the king … on the day of his death … Nicholas de Haryhngton, ‘chivaler’;
York; Cumberland and Westmoreland. (S) CFRs.
(S) Magna Carta
Ancestry, P770, P643. (S) Farleton, A Hist. of the County of Lancaster: V8, 1914.
(S) A Hist. of the County of Lancaster: V6, 1911.
Children of
Nicholas and Isabel:
i. William Harrington (369284), born ~1370 in England.
ii. Sir James Harrington, born ? in England.
1397, James and his father received a pardon for illegal
hunting.
11/1401, James retained as an esquire of King Henry IV at £20
yearly.
1403, Sir James captured the Earl of Douglas at the battle
of Shrewsbury.
iii. Isabel Harrington (738799), born ~1375 in England.
iv. Elizabeth Harrington (738741), born ~1386 in England.
v. Nicholas Haryngton, born ? in England.
Bef. 1397, Nicholas married
Margaret Lathom [ancestors of the Harringtons of Huyton.]
11/1401, Nicholas retained as an esquire of King Henry IV at
£10 yearly.
vi. John Haryngton, born ? in England.
1418, John died.
7/8/1418, Order to the escheator in the county of Cumberland
to cause William de Haryngton, knight, brother and heir of John de Haryngton,
‘chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands which the said John held of
the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
death, as the king for 5 marks paid in the hanaper has respited his homage and
fealty until Christmas next ; saving to Elizabeth late the wife of John her
reasonable dower thereof. (S) CFRs.
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