|
Return to the Home
Page of the Farndale Family Website |
The story of one
family’s journey through two thousand years of British History |
The 83 family lines
into which the family is divided. Meet the whole family and how the wider
family is related |
Members of the
historical family ordered by date of birth |
Links to other pages
with historical research and related material |
The story of the
Bakers of Highfields, the Chapmans, and other related families |
Offences committed since the commencement of
the Eyre.
Names of those who had been arrested for poaching in the forest
and had been let out on bail to appear at the next assizes, but neither appeared
nor excused themselves, as the custom is, together with the names of the bail:
such names are those of offenders, only it has not been thought
necessary to set out the names of the bail, who varied in number from eighteen
to three. The names are William the son of William Jurour,
Thomas Colomb, Robert Porcion, John Chaplain of Hackness, John Daniel, Adam son of Adam Soullfield,
Roger J)rye, Richard Drye, John Woodward of Brompton, John Cliff, Richard
Wyther, Richard Haye of Hackness, Thomas son of
Robert Smith of Newton, John Motte, William Haye of Hackness,
William Rome, John Seaton, Peter son of Henry Tong of Rosedale, Richard (FAR00016) son of John
Miller of Farndale (FAR00021B), and Adam (FAR00025) son of Simon
Miller of Farndale (FAR00021), John Brown,
Walter Smyth of Hackness, John son of Simon del Hull
of Lockton, John Storm of Levisham, William son of Moyson of Dales, William Moor senior of Uglebardby,
John Cockerell of Cropton (COK00001), John Tendbarn of Harewood, Geoffrey Langdale, Peter Wyles,
Thomas Blount of Alverstan, John (WES00004) son of
Richard Westgill of Farndale (WES00001), Robert (WES00005) son of
Richard Westgill of Farndale (WES00001).
(The Great Cowcher of the Duchy
of Lancaster, The National Archives, DL42/1 Folio 204v, DL 42/1/23/U14 folios 203 to 205
and North Riding Records Yorks Volume II, The Honour and Forest of Pickering, page 119).
There is a separate page about poaching in Pickering Forest.