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418:, dated 30 September 1570, states that she was working as a servant to John Robinson of Myddleston. The inventory of her possessions is not abundant, and that her presumed relations, Leonard and Edward Brantingham, owed her money suggests that the family as a whole had fallen on hard times.
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However, by the sixteenth century, at least one branch of the family seems to have fallen from grace. One John
Brantingham is mentioned in the will of John Benley Prest, dated 20 December 1564, as having taken on William Prentis (a
103:, with no legend, and (ii) a bird, with an indistinct legend. However, in the absence of distinct legends, it remains uncertain whether either of the seals belongs to Nicholas de Brantingham.
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The
Brantinghams had close relationships with many of the leading families of the North East. Ralph de Brantingham was granted two shops in
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in an action brought against him for "violation of church rights" by
Richard de Wath, his successor in the rectory.
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199:, and his daughter, Thomasina, married Thomas de Salcock of a noble family from Sawcock. Anne Fletame of
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to Jane
Brantingham. Nathaniel Brantingham married Anne, daughter of Matthew White of Redheugh, a
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Brantinghams maintained a presence in the religious life of North East England.
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records the burial of
Elizabeth Brantingham, a daughter of Jarard Brantingham, a "
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Calendar of state papers, domestic series, of the reign of
Elizabeth, 1591 - 1594
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This branch of the family seems to have continued to try several trades: the
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The de
Brantinghams were implicated in several scandals of the period: Sir
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414:. Six years later, the will of one Margery Brantingham of the parish of
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99:. Two seals in red wax attached to the grant are (i) a design of five
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In 1341/1342, Randulph de
Brantyngham, former rector of the church of
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160:, several de Brantinghams held great offices of the state, including
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During the fourteenth century, and in particular during the reign of
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Several Brantinghams found themselves in brushes with the law:
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The St James's magazine and heraldic and historical register
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994:, Publications of the Surtees Society, vol. 89,
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410:, it may be that Brantingham was also in the same
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573:, seneschal of the prior of Durham in 1536/1537.
543:and executor of wills of the fourteenth century.
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527:, King's Chamberlain to Edward III from 1349.
461:, in addition to the rectory of Askeby and a
368:On 10 September 1594, Richard Brantingham of
923:Lyte, H. C. Maxwell, ed. (1894), "B. 2911",
487:Charles Neville, sixth Earl of Westmoreland
299:On 28 January 1365, Emma, wife of the late
696:Randulph de Brantyngham v. Richard de Wath
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266:of the Hospital of St John the Baptist in
402:. From Prentis' second indenture, as an
926:A descriptive catalogue of ancient deeds
347:to answer William de Wederhale of York,
141:
26:
1012:, Publications of the Surtees Society,
958:, ed. (1908). "Hospitals: Dorchester".
835:
746:Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
79:attached to document WYL639/191 of the
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973:Surrey Archaeological Society (1920),
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904:Green, Mary Anne Everett, ed. (1867),
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238:in White's will of 29 December 1586.
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449:himself in June 1318 to take up the
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976:Surrey archaeological collections
961:A History of the County of Dorset
327:, concerned Emma de Brantingham,
317:Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
230:connected to the Lambtons, later
968:. Vol. 2. pp. 101–103.
916:Longmans, Green, Reader and Dyer
521:of the early fourteenth century.
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563:is in St Martin's Church in
509:List of notable Brantinghams
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469:. He is later recorded as
427:St Nicholas' Church, Durham
289:, was the defendant in the
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184:from 1370 until his death.
106:Later in the same century,
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537:Sir William de Brantingham
319:, on her surrender to the
31:Arms of Brantingham family
649:Surtees (1891): 294, n. 3
357:that she render to him 10
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489:) William Brantingham, "
234:, and was bequeathed 40
126:crenelle, between three
966:Victoria County History
939:Oliver, George (1861),
667:Surtees (1835): II: 138
576:Richard Brantingham of
437:Influence in the clergy
991:Guisborough Chartulary
931:British History Online
804:Surtees (1835): I: 381
786:Surtees (1835): I: 394
777:Surtees (1835): I: 219
658:Surtees (1835): I: 199
323:. The case, heard at
248:William de Brantingham
180:from 1369 to 1371 and
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553:Robert de Brantingham
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416:St Andrew's, Auckland
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203:, an ancestor of Sir
197:Baron Neville de Raby
174:Thomas de Brantingham
151:Thomas de Brantingham
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108:Thomas de Brantingham
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71:An early Brantingham
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1021:Sykes, John (1833),
547:Simon de Brantingham
525:Ralph de Brantingham
260:Simon de Brantingham
162:Ralph de Brantingham
18:Brantingham (family)
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571:William Brantingham
515:John de Brantingham
495:William Brantingham
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389:Descent into penury
301:John de Brantingham
278:from the hospital.
138:Political influence
39:(or, formerly, the
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583:Ashton Brantingham
400:indentured servant
311:, was pardoned by
268:Dorchester, Dorset
166:King's Chamberlain
154:
55:, originally from
53:North East England
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866:Burke, J. Bernard
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370:St Helen Auckland
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892:John Murray
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640:Lyte (1894)
557:half-effigy
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378:Elizabeth I
325:Westminster
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822:Sykes: 109
813:Surrey: 56
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768:Green: 555
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607:WYL639/191
588:References
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335:, for her
170:Edward III
158:Edward III
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519:clergyman
499:seneschal
479:Yorkshire
329:executrix
236:shillings
228:gentleman
207:, in her
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1006:(1835),
868:(1850),
741:"Chalon"
382:burglary
374:pardoned
309:chaloner
242:Scandals
216:kerchief
201:Stockton
501:of the
463:prebend
457:in the
455:Huggate
451:rectory
339:in the
276:bedding
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947:Exeter
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876:London
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