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Peter was a Knight vix. 16 Edward II. http://www.angelfire.com/ms/middelton/peterm.html offers:
"Sir Peter was the son of William de Middelton and Agnes, daughter of Nigel le Boteler of North Deighton. He must have been born c.1290, but we know nothing of his early life. He was married c.1319 to Eustachia, daughter of Robert de Plumpton, knt., who settled on them lands in Nesfield and Plumpton. Peter and Eustachia had several children, and Peter's eldest son and heir Thomas was born c.1321.
"Peter's uncle Adam de Middelton was lord of Middleton, and joint lord of Draughton and Askwith. He also became the lord of Stockeld, near Wetherby, after a series of transactions in the last decade of his life. Adam was a justice of the king, and rector of Arncliffe, and other public positions he held included the offices of keeper of the town of Kingston-upon-Hull, custodian of the Abbey of Furness, warden of the Hospital of St. Leonard in York, and keeper of the seal of the bishopric of Durham. Sir Adam died on or about 24 February, 1317, leaving Sir Peter as his heir.
"Sir Peter followed his uncle's lead into the legal profession, and we hear of him in 1327 being asked to investigate an assault at Ellerker near Hull. He was subsequently recorded as a justice for the county of Northampton, and in 1332 was appointed with others to be 'keeper of York Castle'. In 1334 he was appointed a Justice in Eyre of the forest of the county of Nottinghamshire, and later that same year of the county of Yorkshire. His last position was that of Sheriff of York, which he was granted in 1335.
"The effigy of Sir Peter makes it plain he was seen as a man of arms. We know of several episodes in his life which would today be seen as 'incompatible with his public duties'.
"In May, 1316, commissioners were sent to investigate a complaint by John de Goldesburgh that Adam de Middelton, Peter de Middelton and many others had assaulted him at Stockeld, killed three of his horses to the value of £100, and carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants. Later that year a further commission investigated the death of John Folbaroun of Goldesburgh [possibly the 'John de Goldsburgh'] which was said to have been caused by Peter and others, several of whom had been involved in the earlier offence. Sir Peter was later acquitted. A payment of 10 marks, in part payment of 100 marks, to Alice, widow of John Folbaroun, from the executors of the will of Adam de Middelton, recorded in Nov. 1318, was perhaps related to this murder.
"In 1317, a further complaint was made against Peter by John de Stockeld that with others he had burned his houses, hedges, and hays at Stockeld, and three horses to the value of £10, 'broken his park there', and felled and carried away his trees.
"Later, in 1329, John de Moubray made a complaint against him and others that they had driven away 40 horses and 300 sheep of his in Ingleton, and committed trespasses at his hunting grounds at Kirkby Malzeard, Burton in Lonsdale, Hovingham and Thirsk in Yorkshire.
"In arms for the Government he was equally active. After Robert the Bruce led the Scots incursion into Yorkshire in 1319, when Ilkley and many other places were badly burnt, he was ordered in November of that year to raise arms against the Scots. It is unlikely that any further fighting took place that year, as shortly afterwards King Edward II agreed to peace terms with the invaders.
"In 1330 he was appointed with others by Henry de Percy, at his manor of Spofforth, to array all men-at-arms and men on foot, and to bring them to him suitably equipped to go on the King's service, giving him power to punish rebels and contrariants.
"Three years later, in May 1333, King Edward III ordered Peter de Middelton and William de Mohaut to raise twenty light horsemen and two hundred foot soldiers, either bowmen or others, to fight the Scots and in June was ordered to take them to Richmond or Northallerton. A grant by Edward I of Scotland [Edward Bailiol] to Sir Peter of several manors in Scotland, was probably made as a result of Sir Peter's role at the battle of Halidon Hill [near Berwick], on July 19, 1333, when David II, King of Scotland, was defeated by Edward III in support of Bailiol.
"Back home, carrying out his duties as Sheriff of York, Sir Peter was again in trouble in 1335:
"...when Peter de Middelton, the Sheriff, went into the West Riding to hold his Tourns [the Sheriff's twice yearly tour of the courts of the county], on Saturday the vigil of Palm Sunday, 1335, Robert de Stopham, with other malefactors, viz. John le Vavasour of Weston, Mauger le Vavasour the younger, Alan le Venour of Storthes and Simon son of Peter del Chirche of Oxton, and others unknown, by procurement of John Vavasour, came against the King's peace, and lay in wait for Peter to slay him, at Ottelay and divers other places, so that the Sheriff could not hold his Tourns, and scarcely escaped death through their malice....
"There seems to have been something of a blood feud between the Middeltons and the Vavasours, for Peter son of Richard de Middelton [I believe this Peter was first cousin of Sir Peter] had been murdered near Dacre Grange in Nidderdale in 1333 at the instigation of Thomas son of Mauger le Vavasour. Peter's son Richard avenged his father in 1345 when he mortally wounded Thomas Vavasour by stabbing him sixteen times about the heart as Thomas was walking in his orchard at Denton.
"By 1335 Sir Peter was back in Scotland as is shown by an order to the Exchequer to pay Sir Peter and his household their expenses and wages to cover their recent trip from York to Edinburgh and back to attend the king.
"We last hear of Sir Peter at the castle at Wark on the Tweed, on 11 Sept. 1335, when Michael de Presfen, one of the king's yeomen and keeper of the castle, gave him a receipt for £100 in silver which Sir Peter had been assigned by the bishop of Lincoln, treasurer of England, to deliver to Sir Michael's lord, Sir William Montague.
"A receipt for monies paid by his executors shows us that by 24 October 1335 he was dead. No details have yet come to light as to the manner of his death, but perhaps future researches will tell us more of the history of this prominent fourteenth century knight."
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[27739] His ancestry shown here is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007 which states William m. Elizabeth Clinton (b. ca. 1280 in Holme Pierrepont, Nottinghamshire to John I Clinton [b. ca. 1233 in Coleshill Manor, Arden, Warwickshire]).
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[19204] "The Marion Star [Marion, Ohio], 27 March 1957," p. 5: "Roy E. Garerick, a brother of Orie, Crestline funeral director, died at home in Sheffield Lake near Lorain Monday night after a bng illness. He had been unable to work at his job as a car sales man for some time. Born April 12, 1903, in Johnsville, he was a son of Charles and Edith Yeager Garverick. Surviving are his widow, the former Miss Mildred Kuhn of Mansfield; his mother; a sister, Mrs. Gar Smith of Johnsville, and six brothers Irvin Garverick of Mount Gilead, Orie and Merle Garverick of Crestline, Burdell Garverick of Fredericktown; Dr. Calvin Garverick of Long Beach, Calif. and Dr. Wade Garverick of Zanesville. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Garverick Funeral Home in Crestline. Rev. W. L. Margard will officiate. Burial will be at Johnsville."
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"He was in 1532 a resident of London, and is reported to have become wealthy. He was first lord of the Manor of Sharpenhoe of his name...[called] a grocer...[granted] a messuage and tenement called Sonne situate and lying in the parish of St. Mary Wolnoth in Lombard Street...London...." He purchased the Manor of Sharpenhoe in 1578. Elizabeth Merry, dau. of Robert Merry of Northall, was his first of three wives. -"The American Genealogist," XVI:104. Vanessa Trampleasure (vanessa.trampleasure@lineone.net) shared by email 2 April 1999: "My own family descends from William Angell (1560-1629) who moved from Northamptonshire to London and made his fortune as a member of the Fishmongers company rising to become a warden of the company and Fishmonger to King James I and King Charles I. William had numerous children and he married them off to people of a similar standing to himself. Two of William's daughters Ellen and Bridget married a pair of Norton brothers. The following comes from Boyd's Inhabitants of London held at the Society of Genealogy in London.
"Luke Norton (9966) - Of Offley Hertfordshire - Son of Thomas of Sharpenhoe Bedfordshire and Elizabeth daughter of Robert Merry of Northall of the Inner Temple Married Lettice Graveley of Hitchen Hertfordshire daughter of George; children: Graveley = Helen Angell, Benjamin = Bridget Angell, Thomas apprenticed 1621, Lettice 1616 - ? married 1633 Richard Norton, Elizabeth = Stephen Pierce, Martha 1605-1685 at Cattington Herts. = Thomas Coppin, Susan = John Barner, Talbot = Thomas Rotherham, Anne = Eustace Needham.
"The next entries are from the Herald's Visitations: The Visitation of London 1634: Richard Norton of Sharpenhoe in Bedfordshire married ? daughter of Wingate of Sharpenhoe. Their Son William married 1. Mary Hawes and 2. Denniss Cholmondley. With Denniss he had the following children:Thomas, John, Richard. Richard was described as the 3rd son by the second wife and married 1. Ellen Rowley daughter of Thomas of Saffron Walden and 2. Lettice Norton (see Luke Norton's children) and by Lettice had the following children: Luke eldest and 8 years old in 1634, Richard, John, Ellen and Dorothy. The Visitation of Bedfordshire 1634: Thomas Norton of Sharpenhoe had 2 sons. Eldest Thomas of Sharpenhoe Counsellor of Law and Luke one of the members of the Chancery dwelt at Offley Hertfordshire, Counsellor at Law of the Middle Temple. Luke Norton married Lettice Graveley daughter and sole heir of George of Hitchen in Hertfordshire, the younger brother of Graveley of Graveley of Hertfordshire. Luke and Lettice had the following children: Graveley of Sharpenhoe of the Inner Temple Esq.. Living 1634, eldest son. He married Ellen, daughter of William Angell of London the Serjeant Accatery to King James. Benjamin of London a Linen Draper. Thomas of London a Silkman in Lombard Street, Citizen Draper. Anne who married Eustace Needham Esq. of Little Wimondley Hertfordshire. Lettice who died 1679 and married 1. Robert Cheney of Bramhanger in Luton Bedfordshire, he died 1630, then next she married Richard Norton in 1633 - Richard was a Linen Draper of Cornhill. Elizabeth married Dr. Pierce of Hitchen Hertfordshire, a Divine [i.e. an ordained minister]. Martha married Jan 29 1626/7 Thomas Coppin of Market Cell Hertfordshire, one of them died 1685 aged 79. Susan married John Berners of Sharfield Hertfordshire, Gent. Talbot married Thomas Rotherham of Ffarley Bedfordshire, Gent. Luke's arms were listed as: Arms quartered - 1 and 4 Gules a fret argent a crescent for difference over all a bend vair or and gules Norton alias Neruile 2 and 3 sable a cross pointed argent charged with a crescent Graveley.
"Following are a few bits I have on Thomas Norton the MP: England under the Tudors by G R Elton - The following revolved around pressure put upon Queen Elizabeth to secure the succession: In the Commons there was a body of some 40 or 50 very active members, mostly with puritan sympathies, who dominated the less independent men and were not afraid of taking issue with the privy councillors who represented the queen and government. The unofficial leader of the first of this 'choir' , as a contemporary called them, was Thomas Norton, the first of the great puritan parliament men and the hero of the two sessions of this parliament... Thomas Norton...he died (1584) after nearly 25 years in the commons. A ready debater, skilful tactician, and strongley principled puritan, her more than anyone had nursed and shaped the parliamentary opposition of the reign. His reward was a general fame as 'Master Norton the Parliament-man', though it is only recently, after being for long overshadowed by the more assertive and dramatic Wentworth that he has come into his own again. (note at bottom of the page - Norton is the real hero of professor Neale's Elizabeth I and her Parliaments 1559-81).
"Now for a couple of stray Nortons - but who fit in with the general wealth level: A Colonel Richard Norton was a good friend of Oliver Cromwell. He had fought in Manchester's army and was MP for Hampshire. This Norton acted as the go between in the marriage negotiations for Cromwell's son Richard and Dorothy Mayor. One reason for thinking this guy could be connected is that Bridget and Ellen Angell had a sister Mary who had married John Claypole, their eldest son married Oliver Cromwell's favourite daughter Elizabeth. In addition the tie with the Norton sisters must have been close as 3 of Mary's children were named for her sisters, Graveley, Norton and Benjamin. Another Norton - who would be amusing to link up with is Bonham Norton, he was a book publisher during Elizabeth, James and Charles' reign, not just that but the Royal Printer. He is noted for publishing many great works - however, he has gone down in history for publishing the 'naughty bible', the version which left out the word not - thus the 7th commandment read 'Thou shalt commit adultery'."
Cf. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~legends/norton.html
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