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Pilkington 1: Pilkington of Bradley, Pilkington of Pilkington, Pilkington of Rivington, Pilkington of Sowerby

, Wotton started his article on this family with reference to a Leonard Pilkington of Pilkington Tower a temp Henry I who r. 1100-1135 who has been identified as the progenitor of several families who took the name Pilkington. We have seen reference also to a Leonard or Alexander who was alive temp Henry II who r. 1154-1189 who may or may not have been the same person. VCH Lancashire mentions that "The first of the local family known is Alexander de Pilkington, who appears about 1200". We provisionally start with ...

Pi26. Leonard de Pilkington, Lancashire, presumed father or grandfather of ...

Pi25.

Alexander de Pilkington of Pilkington a 1200, 1231, probably father of ...

Pi24.

Roger de Pilkington of Pilkington a 1242, probably father of ...

Pi23.

Alexander de Pilkington of Pilkington a 1282

m Alice de Chetham sister/coheir of Sir Geoffrey de Chetham of Chetham & Crompton

Pi22

Sir Roger de Pilkington of Pilkington a 1291, d c1322

Pi21

Roger de Pilkington of Pilkington d c1347

m Alice de Bury sister./heir of Henry de Bury of Bury

Pi20

Sir Roger de Pilkington of Pilkington d 1407

Pi19

Sir John de Pilkington of Pilkington d 16.02.1420/1

m before 26.08.1383 Margaret de Verdon dau/heir of Sir John de Verdon, widow of Hugh de Bradshagh

Pi18-1

Sir John Pilkington of Pilkington b c1397, dsp 1451

Pi18-2

Edmund Pilkington of Stagenhoe, Hertfordshire a 1438

1

Sir Thomas Pilkington of Pilkington & Bury, Sheriff of Lancashire d 1487, Thomas supported Richard III and had various lands confiscated by Henry VII. Attaintted after the Battle of Bosworth Field and executed after the Battle of Stoke.

A

Roger Pilkington of Brisingham & Clipston, 'of Pilkington' b about 1468 probably the same that... Alice Savage b about 1468

i

Margaret Pilkington, probably of this generation

m Thomas Pudsey

ii

daughter, probably of this generation

m Edward Saltmarshe of Saltmarshe b 1485, d 1548

iii

Jane Pilkington, possibly of this family, of this generation

m John Danyell of Daresbury

iv+

3 other daughters

2

Elizabeth Pilkington, probably of this generation

m Sir William Harrington of Wolfage d 12.08.1487

3

Margaret Pilkington, possibly of this family, of this generation

m Nicholas Tempest of Bracewell

Pi18-3

Robert Pilkington of Sowerby & Chevet Hall in Wakefield, Yorkshire

1

Sir John Pilkington of Wakefield & Sowerby, Sheriff of Lancashire d 09.12.1479

m 1462 Jane Balderston d 1497-8, dau of William Balderston by Margaret Stanley

A

Edward Pilkington dsp

p. Elizabeth Lever of Darcy Lever

B

Robert Pilkington of Chevet Hall in Wakefield

m1 Alice Burell dau of James Burell

m2 Alice Bernard dau/heir of William Bernard of Knaresborough

i

Arthur Pilkington of Bradley Abbey

a

Thomas Pilkington of Stanley & Nether Bradley d 1565-6, Bowbearer to Queen Elizabeth

m Barbara Rereseby dau of Lionel Reresby of Thribergh

b

Johanna Pilkington, probably of this generation

m Roger Beaumont dvp c1518

c

Elizabeth Pilkington, probably of this generation

m Christopher Mirfield of Tong Hall d 1557

ii

Christina Pilkington, possibly of this family, of this generation

m Richard Radclyffe of Todmorden d 13.06.1502

Pi18

Margaret Pilkington, thought to be of this family, of this generation

m1 Nicholas Griffin

m2 Sir Thomas Savile of Thornhill

Pi18-6

Elizabeth Pilkington, thought to be of this family, of this generation

m Sir William Atherton of Atherton b c1384

Pi19-2

Lora de Pilkington, possibly of this family, of this generation

m 1398 Lawrence de Standish of Standish d 1432

Pi21-2

William de Pilkington

, Identified by 'The History of Lancashire' vol II, 1825, by J. Corry as of this generation was ...

Pi22-2.

Richard de Pilkington of Rivington - continued below

m1 mcrt 25.11.1288 Ellen de Anderton dau of William de Anderton of Anderton

m2 1308 Joan relict of Adam de Pennington

Pi22-3

John de Pilkington, brother of Richard

m mcrt 25.11.1288 Marjory de Anderton dau of William de Anderton of Anderton

Richard de Pilkington of Rivington - continued above

m1 mcrt 25.11.1288 Ellen de Anderton dau of William de Anderton of Anderton

1.

Robert de Pilkington of Rivington

A.

Richard de Pilkington of Rivington

m Joan de Heaton dau of John de Heaton

i.

Robert de Pilkington of Rivington d c1403

m1/p. Alice de Hutton dau of Adam de Hutton

m2/1. div 1379 Alice de Astley

m3/2. 11.1382 Katherine de Ainsworth dau of John de Ainsworth

a.

Alexander Pilkington of Rivington

m Katherine Crook dau of Richard Crook of Whittle

1

Ralph Pilkington of Rivington

m1 div 1432 Margery Lever dau of William de Lever

m2 Margaret Ambrose sister of William Ambrose

A

Robert Pilkington of Rivington b c1450, d 09.1508

m Joan Tylde dau of Thomas Tylde

i

Richard Pilkington of Rivington b 1486, d 20.05.1551

, Visitation Durham, 1575, Pilkington Bishop of Durham starts with Richard and, apart from naming & ordering the other sons, shows the family of James and identifies Richard's wife as Alice, sister of Roger Hassall of Charnocke Heathe. However, OWC, supported by various other sources including 'The History of Lancashire' vol II, 1825, by J. Corry which identifes her father as Laurence Asshaw of the Hall on the Hill in Heath Charnock, name her ...

m 1504 Alice Ashaw dau of Lawrence Ashaw of Heaton & Shaw

a

George Pilkington of Rivington Hall d 1596, 2nd son

m Anne Sharkely

1

Robert Pilkington of Rivington Hall dsp 17.11.1605

m Catherine

2+

other issue - James, Catherine, Alice

b

James Pilkington, Bishop of Durham b 1520, d 01.1576, dates taken from Wikipedia

m 1560 Alice Kingsmill dau of Sir John Kingsmill of Sydmonton Court

, Some sources claim that Bishop James had a son, James of Sharples ancestor of the :Pilkingtons of Horwick, but Visitation supported by Wikipedia shows just 2 daughters. 'The History of Lancashire' mentioned above suggests that James of Sharples was a descendant of the parents of Bishop James but BLG1952 Pilkington of Windle Hall, which starts with that James of Sharples, identifies him only as "a collateral of Thomas Pilkington, Bowbearer to Queen Elizabeth" see above & top of Pilkington02.

1

Deborah Pilkington b about 1561

m1 about 1580m1 Walter Dunch of Adebery Avebury

m2 Sir James Mervin

2

Ruth Pilkington b about 1563

m about 1580 Sir Henry Harington, sometime of Baltinglass d 1613

c

Leonard Pilkington of Rivington d 1599, 5th son

1

Grace Pilkington d 23.11.1633

m Robert Hutton a 1621, prebendary of Durham

d

John Pilkington of Dalton d 1604, Archdeacon of Durham

1+

issue - John of Dalton dsp 1608, Thomas, Noah

e+

other issue - Charles dsp, Francis of Millington, son, 5 daughters

ii

Elizabeth Pilkington

B

William Pilkington

b.

Richard Pilkington

1

Henry Pilkington

c.

Sir Roger Pilkington,

D.

William Pilkington,

E.

Robert Pilkington,

F.

Roger Pilkington,

G.

John Pilkington,

H.

Ewen Pilkington

B.+

other issue - John, William

2.

Adam de Pilkington

m2 1308 Joan relict of Adam de Pennington

Sources:
VCH Lancashire, vol 5, Pilkington
www.archive.org/stream/thehistoryoflanc00pilk/thehistoryoflanc00pilk_djvu.txt
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