Scrivelsby, the Home of the Champions. With Some Account of the Marmion And Dymoke Families. Illustrated
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" Sir Ch : Diniok, of Howell, second son to Sir Ed : Dimok, of Screelsby, Knig., Champion to the crowne of England, and his wife Margaret, widow to Mr. Anthony Butler, of Coates." On a previous page (406) the Bishop says that "the Manor of Howell passed to the Dymokes of Scrivelsby in the year 1448 by the marriage of Sir Thomas Dymoke with Elizabeth Hebden. By the attainder and decapitation of Sir Thomas Dymoke in 1470, the Manor was forfeited. Subsequently, however, it was restored to that anc...ient family, who possessed it for a considerable period ; but, from the evidence of the parish terrier, it had passed into other hands before 1707.
THE LINCOLNSHIRE INSURRECTION. J I at the age of 78 ; Elizabeth was married to Henry Ascough, Margaret to Lord Eure, Frances to Thomas Windebanke, and the remaining four Dorothy, Susan, Sarah, and Bridget are left out of the ordinary records, but whether they were married or single, we are unable to say. Sir Edward Dymoke died in 1656, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Robert, who is well entitled to hold a more prominent place in the family history than that which has hitherto been assigned to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sir Ch : Diniok, of Howell, second son to Sir Ed : Dimok, of Screelsby, Knig., Champion to the crowne of England, and his wife Margaret, widow to Mr. Anthony Butler, of Coates." On a previous page (406) the Bishop says that "the Manor of Howell passed to the Dymokes of Scrivelsby in the year 1448 by the marriage of Sir Thomas Dymoke with Elizabeth Hebden. By the attainder and decapitation of Sir Thomas Dymoke in 1470, the Manor was forfeited. Subsequently, however, it was restored to that anc...ient family, who possessed it for a considerable period ; but, from the evidence of the parish terrier, it had passed into other hands before 1707.
THE LINCOLNSHIRE INSURRECTION. J I at the age of 78 ; Elizabeth was married to Henry Ascough, Margaret to Lord Eure, Frances to Thomas Windebanke, and the remaining four Dorothy, Susan, Sarah, and Bridget are left out of the ordinary records, but whether they were married or single, we are unable to say. Sir Edward Dymoke died in 1656, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Robert, who is well entitled to hold a more prominent place in the family history than that which has hitherto been assigned to him.
What to read after Scrivelsby, the Home of the Champions. With Some Account of the Marmion And Dymoke Families. Illustrated?
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