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Notes about
Robert Lindley of Lindley
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The
Robert Lindleys from the Otley area are not very frequent - the ones
that have noted are listed below. After the 1433 one there is
nearly 100 years before the next Robert in Yorkshire, and that is
not in the Otley area.
Robert LINDELAY m Warrant 15 6 1369 Fountains Abbey Ripon Yorkshire
England
On 15 June 1369 Richard Tempest, William de Plumpton, William
Tempest, Adam
de Bekwyth, Robert de Lyndelay, and Percival de Lyndelay were
ordered to arrest in the County of York and to bring before the King
and Council, William de Malham of Calton, Thomas de Frecklyngton,
John de Warderobe and Robert Jolyf and on 16 June, a commission to
hear and deter-mine the Abbot's complaint was addressed to Robert de
Nevill of Horneby, John de Depeden, Hugh Huls, John Markham and John
de Ingelby.(1) A careful search has failed to discover the
Commissioner's report.
(1) Patent Rolls, 19 Richard II, part 2. 1369
Robert LYNDELAY m Subsidy Roll 0 0 1379 - Lindley Yorkshire England
Robertus
de Lyndelay, Armiger iij.s. iiij.d.
VILLA DE LYNDELAY.Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379,
Skyrack
wapentake, Otley parish. 1379
Robert LINDELAY m Witness 0 0 1380 - Farnley Yorkshire England Grant
by
Thomas Huetson of Farnley to Laurence, his son, his heirs. and
assigns, of lands [as in the preceding deed]. Sealing clause.
Witnesses: Robert de Lyndelay, Richard Faukes, John Faukes, William
Faukes, William Symson, Henry Wilkynson, John Henreson. At Farnelay.
(Ibid., No. 14.) 1380
Robert LINDLAY m Witness 6 10 1391 - Farnley Yorkshire England Grant
by
William son of Simon Pawson of Farnelay, and Joan, his wife, to Dom.
Robert de Newall, chaplain, and William Warde, of all the lands,
tene-ments, rents and services with appurtenances in the vill and
territory of Farnelay; to hold to them, their heirs and assigns in
perpetuity, of the chief lords ofthe fee. Warranty. Sealing
clause. Witnesses: Robert de Lyndlay, Lawrence de Lyndlay, Percival
de Lyndlay, John de Burlay, John de Farnelay. At Farnelay. (Ibid.,
No. 16.) 1391
Robert LYNDLAY m Memorial Inscription 0 0 1400 - Otley Yorkshire
England
Lindley Memorial, Otley Parish Church 1400
Robert LINDLAY m Witness 14 6 1422 - Farnley Yorkshire England Grant
by
Laurence Thomson of Fernelay to Robert, his son, his heirs and
assigns, of lands [as in No. 202]. Sealing clause. Witnesses: Robert
de Lyndlay, Thomas de Lyndley, Richard Williamson of Fernlay,
William Henrison of the same, Thomas Henrison of the same. At
Ferenelay. (Ibid., No. 15.) 1422
Robert LINDELAY m Witness 16 8 1433 - Farnley Yorkshire England
Demise by
Robert Lawrens son of Laurence Thomson of Lyndelay, to William
Lawrens of Lyndelay, his brother, of a toft and a croft and 9 acres
of land in Farnlay in the place called Elkstunbothom. Witnesses:
Thomas Lyndelay of Lyndelay, Robert Lyndelay of Lethelay, gentilman,
Richard Williamson of Fernelay, Thomas Angrum of Farnelay, William
Wodd, rector of the church of Lethelay. At Farnlay. (Ibid., No. 18.)
1433
As you say, there was much contact with Leeds and Lindleys tended to
gravitate in that direction. However, there was the North Yorkshire
group (Skutterskelfe, Hutton Rudby), a branch that moved to Hull
(merchants) and then to York (from which line Francis Lindley, the
first Registrar of the West Riding and owner of Bolling Hall was
descended). Sir Henry L netted Middleham Castle as a consequence of
his career (seems to have been a soldier) but Arthur Lindley his
nephew appears to have lost that. One or two of Sir Henry's brothers
or nephews got to Cambridge as sizers (poor students who
served on richer ones to pay their way). One of these became
University
Preacher, and another entered the church getting a living in Kent
(at Little Chart) - his children seem to have stayed in the
south.
I keep meaning to draw this together at some point (and certainly
must improve the referencing - too many ibids) !
My
thanks to John Lindley of North Yorkshire for the above information
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