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SIR WILLIAM HAYWARD al. HAWARD, OF TANDRIDGE: miscellaneous genealogical, heraldic and historical collections; temp. William I [between 1066-1087-circa 1647. Autograph. Partly imperfect. Partly Latin and French. Hayward, who was knighted in 1643 and sold his family seat of Tandridge Hall, co. Surr., in 1681, was Gentleman Pensioner to every sovereign from Charles I to Queen Anne, whom in May 1704, when aged almost ninety, he petitioned for relief. This volume, which like most of his antiquarian collections is transcribed in his distinctive bold script, may have been compiled circa 1677-1684. Its sources include manuscripts (see notes on ff. 89v, 91v) then or now in the College of Arms, including collections formed by Robert Cooke, Clarenceux King of Arms (ff. 70-72v, 82-84, 90v, 91), by Robert Glover, Somerset Herald (ff. 29v-100 passim), and by Augustine Vincent, Windsor Herald (ff. 68v, 69). For further transcripts by Hayward among the Harleian collection see MSS. 391, 4785, 4786, 4809, 6016, 6025, 6166, 6193, 6266 and 6829; and cf. also Sloane 841. Purchased in 1697, with twenty-six other manuscripts and books of Hayward, by John, Baron Somers (d. 1716): cf. entry as 'Shirley MS: being a copie of old pedigrees' in Bodleian MS. Rawl. D. 888, f. 41b verso, by Le Neve, who described it at greater length in Harley 7191, ff. 103v-104v. See also Somers's numbering and press-mark 'An. & Her. 13 4 X. 9' in ink inside front cover (f. i). Owned, before 1741, by Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, whose autograph inscription 'Oxford. BH', occurs on first page of text (f. 26). Passed (see pencil note inside front cover, f. i), with other acquisitions of Rev. George Harbin (d.1743), librarian to Thomas Thynne, 1st Viscount Weymouth, whose occasional borrowings from the collection were noted by Humphrey Wanley (see Wanley's Diary, ed. C. E. Wright (1966), passim), to the diplomat Sir Alexander Malet, 2nd Bart., from whom it was purchased in 1831 by Sir Thomas Phillipps. His bookstamp with Phillipps number 4833 and pencilled press-mark 'a b. 102' occur inside the front cover (f. i). Purchased at Sotheby's, Phillipps sale, 26 June 1974, lot 2935.

Paper; ff. ii+212. Pagination of written text by Hayward runs from 1 to 156 for first section (ff. 26-103v) and from 1 to 32 for second (ff. 132-162) which, from soiled state of opening recto, appears to have stood alone for some time before incorporation in present binding. Later pagination, extending as far as p. 267 (f. 163) and including intervening blanks (ff. 104-131v), in hand of Peter Le Neve (d. 1729), Norroy King of Arms, who also added list of contents on ff. 3-4v (cf. others in Harley 6016 and 6166) which carries at head later note in pencil '? St George MSS'. Preceding page (f. 1) carries shorter list copied in different hand of similar age, and bears number '(18)' at head. 435mm x 288mm. Leaves arranged in gatherings of four. Pages ruled throughout with single broad margins at all edges in red ink. Watermarked with bunch of grapes and countermarked with compartments enclosing two sets of letters separated by hearts (cf. Harley 6829): 'P A P' variant dated to circa 1665-1671 by Raymond Gaudriault, Filigranes et autres caractéristiques des papiers fabriqués en France aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles (Paris, 1995), p. 304, while 'I M' countermark recorded in 1652 and 1661 (ibid., p. 298). Contemporary binding of rough calf, covers bearing gilt-stamped panel of three rules with single ornaments radiating outwards from the corners, incorporating coat of arms of Hayward within laurel wreath (cf. Sloane 841). Spine, decorated with gilt-tooled ornaments between six raised bands, over-stamped in the 19th century with gilt legend 'SHIRLEY FAMILIA PICKERING FAMILIA CARYE DE CLYVE JURISDICTIO GLASTONIÆ'.

The main contents are as follows:

1. ff. 26-103v. Evidences and pedigrees of various families, with some manorial and monastic records; circa temp. William I-1590. Copies and extracts. The text is largely illustrated with sketches, some of them painted, of coats of arms, seals and coins. Included are:

i. Evidences and pedigrees, etc., of the families of Shirley (ff. 29v-45v, 95v, 96) of Stanton Harold, co. Leic., temp. William I-1581, Pickering (ff. 46-55v) of Oswaldkirk, N.R., co. York, temp. Henry II-circa 1553, and Cliff al. Clive, (ff. 56-69) of Huxley, co. Chest., temp. Henry III-1583. Mostly Latin and French. The Shirley and Clive records are copies of earlier transcripts of documents in possession, respectively, of George Shirley of Stanton Harold in 1581 (cf. College of Arms, Glover MS. 1, ff. 98v-101v, dated 1587), and of George Cliff of Huxley in 1583. For further copies of the evidences, etc., of Shirley see Harley 4023, 4028, 4928 and 6690. A pedigree (ff. 68v, 69) of Cliff attested by William Flower, Norroy King of Arms, and his deputy Robert Glover, Somerset Herald, 1581 (cf. Vincent MS. 120, ff. 102-105), incorporates additions to circa 1647. All include painted coats of arms and seals, including (f. 51) shields 'In fenestra vitrea in aedibus Pickeringicis'.

ii. Pedigrees of English families, partly in narrative form, etc.; circa temp. William I-circa 1583. Mostly Latin. Copies. These partly derive from Visitations, etc., in the College of Arms, some of them from the papers of Robert Cooke (cf. (c) and (d) below with similar material in MS. L. 15) and of Robert Glover (cf. (b) and (k) with Glover MSS. 1, ff. 108-111v, and 2, ff. 12v-19, respectively). Included are pedigrees or descents, with transcripts of charters and painted coats of arms and seals.

iii. Descents of the manors of Harewood, W.R., co. York (ff. 73-74), circa temp. William I-1383, with which cf. College of Arms, Glover MS. 1, ff. 144-147; and of Cockerington, co. Linc. (f. 93), temp. Henry II and n.d. Latin. Copies.

iv. Miscellaneous historical and heraldic collections, drawn largely from earlier writers; circa mid-15th cent.-1590, n.d. Mostly Latin. Partly imperfect. Included are:-

a. ff. 70-72v. Narrative pedigrees relating to titles devolved on Queen Elizabeth I, etc., headed 'R[obert] C[ook] Clarencieux to Mr Secretary Walsingham', beginning 'How the Queenes Matie is heyre to the Dukedome of Normandy, & Kingdome of England by. W. Conqueror'; circa 1573-1590. Imperfect. Cf. College of Arms MS. L. 15, ff. 2-6v.

b. ff. 93v-94v. Anonymous discourse 'De Honore', with reflections on the title of Cancellarius, on 'Proceres' and 'Ordo'; n.d. Latin.

c. ff. 101-103v. Extracts from John Capgrave and John Leland relating to pre-conquest Kings and names of towns and cities of Kent, with some verses (ff. 101v, 103v) by Juvenal and Leland, etc., in Latin; circa 14th-16th cent.

v. Charters, etc., of religious houses in England; circa temp. Stephen-1338, n.d. Copies and extracts. Latin. They relate to the Priory of Walsingham (f. 26), co. Norf., n.d., and the Abbeys of Kirkstead (ff. 27-28v), co. Linc., circa 1139-1226, Titchfield (ff. 78-80v), co. Southt., circa temp. Henry II-1338, and Combermere (f. 92v), co. Chest., n.d., circa 1160-1254.

2. ff. 132-162. 'Secretum Domini' or chartulary and feodary (ff. 137-156) of Walter de Monyngton, Abbot of Glastonbury; circa 1200-1334. Copy. Imperfect. Partly Latin and French. This is separated from the preceding contents by a section (ff. 104-131v) of blank leaves. The manuscript of which it is a partial transcript, Bodleian MS. Wood empt. 1, compiled circa 1340-1342, is in turn a copy of the chartulary now in the possession of the Marquess of Bath that was edited by Dom Aelred Watkin for the Somerset Record Society, vols. LIX, LXIII, LXIV (1947-1949). It may at the time of copying have been in the possession of Ralph Sheldon (d. 1684) of Beoley, who acquired it in 1677 from the Earls of Arundel. In details of presentation, including rubrics and marginal notes, Hayward's transcript attempts to reproduce the appearance of the 'Secretum'.

The various sections are:

i. ff. 132-136v. Miscellaneous matter relating to English and Scottish history, etc., 1291-1301 and n.d., corresponding to ff. 1-4v of the Bodleian MS. Texts pr. in Watkin, ed. cit., vol. I, 1947, Introductory Documents, pp. i-xviii.

ii. ff. 137-144v. 'Kalendare sequentis operis. De Iurisdictione Glastoniae Ecclesiae', with which cf. ff. 5-15 of the Bodleian MS. Text pr. in Notes and Queries for Somerset and Dorset, vol. XII (1911), pp. 273-280, 321-328 and 356-363, and vol. XIII (1913), pp. 41-48, 89-96 and 136-144.

3. ff. 145-148v, 149v-162. Chartulary of Glastonbury Abbey, 1200-1339, n.d. Now imperfect. Cf. ff. 15-28 of the Bodleian MS. Texts printed in Watkin, ed. cit., vol. I, 1947, pp. 1-44, with the exception of some material occuring on ff. 148, 148v and 151v-156, for which see ff. 19v, 19a, 22v-28 of the Bodleian MS.

Scope & Content:

Sir William Hayward, alias Haward; of Tandridge Hall, county Surrey: Genealogical, heraldic and historical collections of Sir William Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Partly Lat. and Fr: Autogr.

includes:

  • ff. 29v-100 passim Robert Glover, Somerset herald: Extracts from his collections, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 29v-45v, 56-69, 95v, 96 Genealogies: Shirley of Staunton Harold; pedigrees and evidences, temp. William I-1583, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 29v-45v, 95v, 96 Shirley family: Pedigrees and evidences, temp. William I-1581, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 29v-45v, 95v, 96 George Shirley, of Stanton Harold: Pedigrees and evidences, temp. William I-1581, in his possession, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 46-55v Genealogies: Pickering of Oswaldkirk; pedigrees and evidences, temp. Hen. II-mid 16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 46-55v Sir William Pickering, English Ambassador to France: Pedigree, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 46-55v Pickering family; of Oswaldkirk: Pedigrees and evidences, temp. Hen. II-mid 16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 56-69 George Cliff, alias Clive; of Huxley: Pedigrees and evidences, temp. Henry III-1583, in his possession, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 56-69 Cliff al. Clive family; of Huxley: Pedigrees and evidences, temp. Henry III-1647, compiled by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat. and Fr.
  • ff. 68v, 68 Augustine Vincent, Windsor Herald: Extract from his collections, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 68v, 69 William Flower, Norroy King of Arms: Robert Glover, Somerset herald: Pedigree of Cliff al. Clive of Huxley by William Flower and Robert Glover: 1581.
  • ff. 68v, 69, 132-162 Ralph Sheldon, antiquary: Extracts apparently from manuscripts in his possession, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Mostly Lat.
  • ff. 70-72v Robert Cooke, alias Cook; Clarenceux King of Arms: Title of Eliz. I to Dukedom of Normandy, etc., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 70-72v Elizabeth I of England: Title to Dukedom of Normandy, etc., by R. Cooke, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 70-72v Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State: Tract by R. Cooke dedicated to Sir F. Walsingham, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 70-84 passim Robert Cooke, alias Cook; Clarenceux King of Arms: Extracts from his collections, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Partly Lat.
  • ff. 73-74 Harewood; W.R., Yorkshire: Descent of the manor, temp. William I-1383, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 74v, 75 Caradog, of Llancarfan; Welsh chronicler: Pedigree of G. Talbot, bef. 1093-circa 1234, partly by Caradog, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 74v, 75 Genealogies: G. Talbot; pedigree, bef. 1093-circa 1234, partly by Caradog of Llancarfan, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 74v, 75 Gilbert Talbot, fl. circa 1234: Pedigree, bef. 1093-circa 1234, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 75v, 76 Genealogies: Basset of co. Oxon.; pedigree, temp. Hen. II-1296, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 75v, 76 Basset family; of Oxfordshire: Pedigree, temp. Hen. II-1296, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 75v, 76 Robert de Vere, 5th Earl of Oxford: Pedigree, temp. Hen. II-circa 1263, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 77, 77v, 81 Heraldry: Jean Froissart, French chronicler: 'Relectiones Froissardi' rel. to heralds, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 82, 82v Genealogies: Counts of Aumale, al. Earls of Albemarle; pedigree, temp. Hen. II-bef. 1274, copied Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 82, 82v Aveline de Forz, Countess of Aumale alias Albemarle: Pedigree, temp. Hen.II-bef. 1274, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 82, 82v William Le Gros, 3rd Earl of Albemarle: Descendants, to bef. 1274: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 83-84 Genealogies: Albini family; pedigree, temp. Hen. I-circa 1455, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 83-84 Albini family: Pedigree, temp. Hen. I-circa 1455, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 83-84 Ralph Cromwell, 3rd Baron Cromwell: Pedigree, temp. Hen. I-circa 1417, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 83-84 William de Albini, butler to Henri I: Descendants, to circa 1455, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 84v Market Deeping, Lincolnshire: Kirton, Lincolnshire: Painted coats of arms in church: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 84v, 85 Heraldry: Painted coats of arms in churches in co. Linc., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • f. 85v Genealogies: David, Earl of Huntingdon; descendants, tempp. Hen. II-Ed. I, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 85v David, Earl of Huntingdon; brother of William I of Scotland: Descendants, tempp. Hen. II-Ed. I, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 86 Robert White, of Farnham, county Surrey: Descendants, compiled by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 86 Genealogies: H. Ferrers; pedigree, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 86 Henry Ferrers, antiquary: Pedigree, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 86 Genealogies: R. White of Farnham; descendants, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 89v, 91v Fitzjames family: Pedigree, bef. temp. Ed. IV-mid 16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 89v, 91v Genealogies: Fitzjames family; pedigree, bef. temp. Ed. IV-mid 16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 90v, 91 Robert Cooke, alias Cook; Clarenceux King of Arms: Pedigree of Sir T. Lodge, 1573, 1577, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 90v, 91 Sir Thomas Lodge, Lord Mayor of London: Pedigree, 1573, 1577, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • ff. 90v, 91 Genealogies: Sir T. Lodge; pedigree by R. Cooke, 1573, 1577, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684.
  • f. 92 Genealogies: Biddulph family; pedigree, temp. Hen. III, 1582, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 92 Biddulph family; of Biddulph: Pedigree, temp. Hen. III-1582, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 93 Cockerington; Lincolnshire: Descent of the manor, temp. Hen. II and n.d., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 93v-94v Political Tracts: Anonymous tract 'De Honore', etc., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 96v, 97 Fitzwilliam family: Drax family: Pedigree of Fitzwilliam and Drax families, temp. Ed. I-16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 96v, 97 Genealogies: Fitzwilliam and Drax families; pedigree, temp. Ed. I-16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 97v, 98 Anne Howard, wife of Philip, 1st Earl of Arundel: Pedigree, from temp. Ed. I, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 97v, 98 Genealogies: W. Pantulph; descendants, temp. Ed. I-aft. 1571, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 97v, 98 William Pantulph, of Wem, county Shropshire: Descendants, temp. Ed. I-aft. 1571, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 97v, 98 Genealogies: A. Howard, Countess of Arundel; pedigree, from temp. Ed. I, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 98v-100 Carew family: Saunders family: Pedigree of Carew and Saunders families: temp. John-16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 98v-100 Genealogies: Carew and Saunders families; pedigree, temp. John-16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 100v-103v John Leland, antiquary: History of names of towns in Kent, with verses: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 101 Decimus Junius Juvenalis: Extract from Sat. iv, 126-127, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 101 England General: John Capgrave, theologian and historian: List of pre-Conquest Kings of Kent, etc., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Partly Lat.
  • f. 101v Poetry LATIN: J. Leland: verses on Dover, 16th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 101v Poetry LATIN: Juvenal, Sat. iv, 126-127, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • f. 103v Poetry LATIN: Verses on London by a 'Cittie Poett', circa 15th cent., copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat.
  • ff. 132-162 Walter de Monyngton, Abbot of Glastonbury: 'Secretum Domini', circa 1340-1342, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat: Imperf.
  • ff. 132-162 Chartularies: Glastonbury Abbey; Somerset: England, Ecclesiastical History: Manuscripts in other collections. Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Wood empt. 1: 'Secretum Domini' of Abbot W. de Monyngton, circa 1340-1342, copied by Sir W. Hayward: circa 1677-1684: Lat: Imperf.

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Languages:
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Start Date:
1066
End Date:
1590
Date Range:
1066-1590
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CE
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Sir Alexander Malet, 2nd Baronet: Owned, before 1831.

George Harbin, nonjuror; chaplain to Bishop of Ely: Owned, before 1743.

Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford: Owned, before 1741.

Peter Le Neve, Norroy King of Arms: Owned, before 1729.

Sir Henry St George, the younger; Garter King of Arms; d.1715: Allegedly owned, before 1715.

John Somers, Baron Somers 1697: Owned, 1697-before 1716.

Sir Thomas Phillipps, Baronet; of Middle Hill: Owned, 1831-1872.

Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Albini, Family
Albini, William de, butler to Henri I
Basset, Family
Benedictine abbey of Saint Mary the Virgin, Glastonbury, Somerset, 940-1539
Biddulph, Family
Capgrave, John, theologian and historian
Caradog, of Llancarfan, Welsh chronicler
Carew, Family
Cliff al. Clive, Family
Cliff, George, of Huxley al Clive
Cockerington, Lincolnshire
Cooke, Robert, Clarenceux King of Arms al Cook
Cromwell, Ralph, 3rd Baron Cromwell, c. 1393–1456
Drax, Family
Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland, 1533-1603,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121446237
Ferrers, Henry, antiquarian and politician, 1550-1633
Fitzjames, Family
Fitzwilliam, Family
Flower, William, herald and Norroy King of Arms, c 1497-1588
Forz, Aveline de, Countess of Aumale al Albemarle
Froissart, Jean, French chronicler
Glover, Robert, herald, genealogist and antiquarian, 1544-1588
Harbin, George, nonjuror, chaplain to Bishop of Ely, 1665-1744
Harewood, West Riding of Yorkshire
Harley, Edward, second earl of Oxford and Mortimer, book collector and patron of the arts, 2 Jun 1689-16 Jun 1741,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000108078249,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/160524259
Haward, William, courtier and antiquary, c 1617-1704
Henry VIII, King of England and Ireland, 1491-1547,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000122586127
Howard, Anne, wife of Philip 1st Earl of Arundel
Huntingdon, David, Earl of, brother of William I of Scotland
Junius Juvenalis, Decimus, Late 1st century-Early 2nd century,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000399077077,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/83985148
Le Gros, William, 3rd Earl of Albemarle
Le Neve, Peter, herald and antiquary, 1661-1729
Leland, John, English poet and antiquary, c 1503-1552
Lodge, Thomas, Lord Mayor of London
Malet, Alexander, 2nd Baronet
Monyngton, Walter de, Abbot of Glastonbury
Pantulph, William, of Wem Shropshire
Phillipps, Thomas, 1st Baronet, collector of books and manuscripts, 1792-1872,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000083446892
Pickering, Family
Pickering, William, English Ambassador to France
Saunders, Family
Sheldon, Ralph, antiquary
Shirley, Family
Shirley, George, of Stanton Harold
Somers, John, Baron Somers, lawyer and politician, 1651-1716
St George, Henry, the younger, Garter King of Arms, d 1715
Talbot, Gilbert, fl circa 1234
Vere, Robert de, 5th Earl of Oxford
Vincent, Augustine, Windsor Herald
Walsingham, Francis, Principal Secretary, c 1532–1590,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000079747502
White, Robert, of Farnham Surrey
Places:
Kirton, Lincolnshire
Market Deeping, Lincolnshire