I have a copy of the Pedigrees Recorded in the Visitations of the County of
Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 on CD that I purchased from Archive CD Books,
however pages 3 to 14 are missing as these page are missing from the book
that was scanned.
If anyone has access to a book copy of the Visitations of the County of
Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 that has pages 3 to 14 included then I would like
if possible information regarding the BELASYSE family that is on page 13.
Any other information regarding the BELASYSE family will be gratefully
received.
Regards
Jamie
Visitation's of Durham - BELASYSE family
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Tim Powys-Lybbe
Re: Visitations of Durham - BELASYSE family
In message of 25 May, "corbyguy" <corbyguy@ntlworld.com> wrote:
Well I never - and I had not noticed that.
Further I would be very grateful if those pages could be scanned and
put on the web. (If web-space is lacking, I could easily provide same
on my site.)
--
Tim Powys-Lybbe tim@powys.org
For a miscellany of bygones: http://powys.org
I have a copy of the Pedigrees Recorded in the Visitations of the
County of Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 on CD that I purchased from
Archive CD Books, however pages 3 to 14 are missing as these page are
missing from the book that was scanned.
Well I never - and I had not noticed that.
If anyone has access to a book copy of the Visitations of the County
of Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 that has pages 3 to 14 included then I
would like if possible information regarding the BELASYSE family that
is on page 13.
Further I would be very grateful if those pages could be scanned and
put on the web. (If web-space is lacking, I could easily provide same
on my site.)
--
Tim Powys-Lybbe tim@powys.org
For a miscellany of bygones: http://powys.org
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Rob Dewsall
Re: Visitations of Durham - BELASYSE family
In message <228fa5704d.tim@south-frm.demon.co.uk>, Tim Powys-Lybbe
<tim@powys.org> writes
The problem here is that several original pages were duplicated and
bound into the book in place of pages 3-14. I would very much suspect
that all copies of this 1887 edition suffered the same fate. Earlier,
or later, editions (if they exist) might prove to be entirely correct.
One thought occurs to me (and I don't know why it hasn't before!). The
most likely place to have another copy would be the College of Arms.
I'll speak to my contact there tomorrow and report back.
Best wishes
--
Rob Dewsall
ARCHIVE CD BOOKS
Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org.uk
<tim@powys.org> writes
In message of 25 May, "corbyguy" <corbyguy@ntlworld.com> wrote:
I have a copy of the Pedigrees Recorded in the Visitations of the
County of Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 on CD that I purchased from
Archive CD Books, however pages 3 to 14 are missing as these page are
missing from the book that was scanned.
Well I never - and I had not noticed that.
If anyone has access to a book copy of the Visitations of the County
of Durham 1575, 1615 & 1666 that has pages 3 to 14 included then I
would like if possible information regarding the BELASYSE family that
is on page 13.
Further I would be very grateful if those pages could be scanned and
put on the web. (If web-space is lacking, I could easily provide same
on my site.)
The problem here is that several original pages were duplicated and
bound into the book in place of pages 3-14. I would very much suspect
that all copies of this 1887 edition suffered the same fate. Earlier,
or later, editions (if they exist) might prove to be entirely correct.
One thought occurs to me (and I don't know why it hasn't before!). The
most likely place to have another copy would be the College of Arms.
I'll speak to my contact there tomorrow and report back.
Best wishes
--
Rob Dewsall
ARCHIVE CD BOOKS
Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org.uk
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mdelanow
Re: Visitations of Durham - BELASYSE family
My copy is printed correctly. All pages in the right place!
Let me know if I can help.
Michael D. Warner
mdelanow@msn.com
Let me know if I can help.
Michael D. Warner
mdelanow@msn.com
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mdelanow
Re: Visitations of Durham - BELASYSE family
Hmmmmm..... I posted the pedigree and now I can't see it here.....
hmmmmmmmmm
hmmmmmmmmm
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mdelanow
Re: Visitation's of Durham - BELASYSE family
I have: Pedigrees Recorded at the Visitations of the County Palatine of
Durham....1575,1615,1666, edited by Joseph Foster." in book form.
Published 1887. Is this the same book?
Page 13: Bellasis of Morton.
This pedigree starts with Sir. William Bellases of Newborough who
married Margaret, the daughter of Sir. William Fairfax of Gilling, Knt.
and is carried down 3 generations. A note at the bottom directs the
reader to see pedigree Surtees Durham, Vol. 1, p. 203 and Fosters
Visitation of Yorkshire, Vol. III [3]. This pedgree was signed by his
grandson, William of Morton, Esq. dated: 1615.
If this is the right one then I will be glad to post the whole
pedigree.
I found a fun fact about the Bellases Family in America in " Baronia
Anglica Concentrata; etc...A account of all the Baronies commonly
called: Baronies in fee...Etc, By Sir. Thomas Christopher Banks, Bart.,
N.S. Page: 196: Fauconberg. This barony conferred in 1627 on Sir.
Thomas Belasyse, Bart. who after in 1627 was advanced to the title
Vicecount Fouconberg...etc. in 1815 the titles supposed to be terimated
but it seems that the titles rest in a heir male, who is a resident of
The United States of America.
You can also find Bellasis pedigrees in:
Harveys Visitation in 1552 Pedigree of William Bellasses of Hentknoll
of Byshopric
Daltons Visitation of 1558 [same]
Visitations of the North Yorkshire, Har. MS. 1171, fol. 44 Bellasis of
Henknoll
The Visitation of Yorkshire
You can also find the Will of Robert Bellasis in "Testamenta Vetusta"
#688
Dated: 1540 Names wife Margery, son William, son Richard, son Anthony,
daughter Margaret, and Jane, brother Doctor Bellasis, Sisters Smith and
Hutton and sister Kirkham's son John.
This family connects to the Immigrant John Woods who came to America in
1819 from Surrey England.
Michael D. Warner
mdelanow@msn.com
Durham....1575,1615,1666, edited by Joseph Foster." in book form.
Published 1887. Is this the same book?
Page 13: Bellasis of Morton.
This pedigree starts with Sir. William Bellases of Newborough who
married Margaret, the daughter of Sir. William Fairfax of Gilling, Knt.
and is carried down 3 generations. A note at the bottom directs the
reader to see pedigree Surtees Durham, Vol. 1, p. 203 and Fosters
Visitation of Yorkshire, Vol. III [3]. This pedgree was signed by his
grandson, William of Morton, Esq. dated: 1615.
If this is the right one then I will be glad to post the whole
pedigree.
I found a fun fact about the Bellases Family in America in " Baronia
Anglica Concentrata; etc...A account of all the Baronies commonly
called: Baronies in fee...Etc, By Sir. Thomas Christopher Banks, Bart.,
N.S. Page: 196: Fauconberg. This barony conferred in 1627 on Sir.
Thomas Belasyse, Bart. who after in 1627 was advanced to the title
Vicecount Fouconberg...etc. in 1815 the titles supposed to be terimated
but it seems that the titles rest in a heir male, who is a resident of
The United States of America.
You can also find Bellasis pedigrees in:
Harveys Visitation in 1552 Pedigree of William Bellasses of Hentknoll
of Byshopric
Daltons Visitation of 1558 [same]
Visitations of the North Yorkshire, Har. MS. 1171, fol. 44 Bellasis of
Henknoll
The Visitation of Yorkshire
You can also find the Will of Robert Bellasis in "Testamenta Vetusta"
#688
Dated: 1540 Names wife Margery, son William, son Richard, son Anthony,
daughter Margaret, and Jane, brother Doctor Bellasis, Sisters Smith and
Hutton and sister Kirkham's son John.
This family connects to the Immigrant John Woods who came to America in
1819 from Surrey England.
Michael D. Warner
mdelanow@msn.com