'Winstanley2'Index links to: Lead / Letter
Families covered: Winstanley of Braunston, Winstanley of Charnock Richard, Winstanley of Cuerden
[This page was originally launched as 'Winstanley1'. It was renamed when a new Winstanley1 was prepared to cover earlier generations.]
A "scion of the Lancashire family" was ... | |||||||||||||||
James Winstanley, 1st of Braunston, Leicestershire (b 1600, d 13.11.1666, recorder of Leicester) | |||||||||||||||
m. Catherine Moss (dau of Clement Moss) | |||||||||||||||
1. | Clement Winstanley of Braunston (d 1672) | ||||||||||||||
m. (1668) Catherine Willoughby (dau of Sir Francis Willoughby of Nottinghamshire) | |||||||||||||||
A. | James Winstanley of Braunston (d 1718-9) | ||||||||||||||
m. (1701) Frances Holt (dau/coheir of James Holt of Castleton) | |||||||||||||||
i. | James Winstanley of Braunston, Sheriff of Leicestershire (d 03.1770) | ||||||||||||||
m. Mary Prideaux (d 1758, dau of Sir Edmund Prideaux, Bart) | |||||||||||||||
a. | Clement Winstanley of Braunston, Sheriff of Leicestershire (d 1808) | ||||||||||||||
m. Jane Parkyns (dau of Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart of Bunny, sister of 1st Lord Rancliffe) | |||||||||||||||
(1) | Clement Winstanley of Braunston Hall, Sheriff of Leicestershire (b 1775, d unm 1855) | ||||||||||||||
(2) | George Winstanley (d 1846, rector of Glenfield) had issue | ||||||||||||||
m. Mary Frances Birch (dau of Rev. William Birch of Rugby) | |||||||||||||||
(3) | Anne Jane Winstanley (dsp 1847) | ||||||||||||||
m. Charles William Pochin of Barkby (d 1817) | |||||||||||||||
(4)+ | other issue - James, Thomas (dsp 1804), Mary Elizabeth | ||||||||||||||
b. | Mary Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m. (1763) Rev. John Carlyon of Truro | |||||||||||||||
c. | Anne Winstanley (d 22.08.1814) | ||||||||||||||
m. (01.12.1766) Leonard Fosbrooke of Shardlow | |||||||||||||||
d. | Frances Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m. _ Butts | |||||||||||||||
e.+ | other issue - Elizabeth, Susanna | ||||||||||||||
ii. | Anne Letitia Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m. Sir Benjamin Trueman of London | |||||||||||||||
a. | John Thomlinson (b 19.09.1692, d 05.02.1761, Rector of Glenfield in Leicestershire) | ||||||||||||||
m. Catherine Winstanley (b c1706, d 25.02.1754, dau of James Winstanley of Braunston) | |||||||||||||||
iii. | Elizabeth Winstanley (b c1707, d 10.01.1757) | ||||||||||||||
m. Thomas Herrick of Newark | |||||||||||||||
iv. | Catherine Winstanley (b c1706, d 25.02.1754) probably of this generation | ||||||||||||||
m. Rev. John Thomlinson (b 1692, d 1761) | |||||||||||||||
v.+ | other issue (d unm) - Robert, Cassandra (d 1797) | ||||||||||||||
2. | Susanna Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m1. (sp) (John) Austin of Derhams | |||||||||||||||
m2. Sir Edmund Prideaux, Bart of Netherton (d 02.1719) | |||||||||||||||
3. | Catherine Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m. Silas Titus (b 1612-3, d 1704?, Colonel, son of Silas of Bushey) | |||||||||||||||
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"A scion of (the) ancient stock" of Winstanley of Winstanley (see Winstanley1) was ... | |||||||||||||||
Thomas Winstanley of Billinge, Lancashire (a temp James I who r. 1603-1625) | |||||||||||||||
m. Frances | |||||||||||||||
1. | Ralph Winstanley of Charnock Richard, Lancashire | ||||||||||||||
A. | Robert Winstanley of Charnock Richard | ||||||||||||||
i. | William Winstanley of Charnock Richard, later of Cuerden (Lancashire) (b 05.10.1675, d 30.06.1751) | ||||||||||||||
m. Isabella (d 04.02.1725) | |||||||||||||||
a. | Robert Winstanley of Cuerden (b 22.02.1710, d 19.03.1804) | ||||||||||||||
m1. (02.02.1731) Sarah Green (b 05.11.1714, d 19.12.1759, dau of Thomas Green) | |||||||||||||||
(1) | William Winstanley of Cuerden then Woodcock Hall (b 10.08.1742, dvp 11.11.1791, 2nd son) | ||||||||||||||
m. (29.12.1762) Alicia Woodcock (dau/coheir of Thomas Woodcock of Woodcock Hall) | |||||||||||||||
(A) | Robert Winstanley (b 16.01.1767, dsp 19.03.1795) | ||||||||||||||
m. (04.05.1790) Elizabeth Walshman | |||||||||||||||
(B) | Woodcock Winstanley of Aysgarth, Yorkshire (b 30.08.1768, d 10.10.1828) | ||||||||||||||
m. Betty Ryder (b 27.11.1770, dau/heir of John Ryder of Gammersgill) | |||||||||||||||
(i) | Alice Winstanley (d young) | ||||||||||||||
(ii) | Elizabeth Winstanley (d 04.06.1875!) | ||||||||||||||
m. Richard Stuart Picard of Kirkby Lonsdale | |||||||||||||||
(iii) | Margaret Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
m. William Ware | |||||||||||||||
(iv) | Sarah Winstanley (d 30.07.1827) | ||||||||||||||
m. James Taylor Wray of Leybourne | |||||||||||||||
(C) | William Winstanley of Chaigeley Manor & Woolton Lodge, Lancashire (b 06.02.1772, d 15.05.1852, 4th son) had issue | ||||||||||||||
m. (26.05.1808) Elizabeth Hardman (d 31.12.1842, dau/coheir of Samuel Hardman of Manchester by Urith, dau of Rev. Daniel Lowe of Norton) | |||||||||||||||
(D) | Thomas Winstanley (b 27.05.1774, d 08.06.1822) had issue | ||||||||||||||
m. (10.02.1800) Elizabeth Hatton (b 17.05.1774, d 14.08.1816, dau of Richard Hatton of Parbold) | |||||||||||||||
(E) | John Winstanley of Preston (b 27.12.1776, dsp 22.05.1859) | ||||||||||||||
m1. Margaret Hatton (dau of Richard Hatton of Parbold) | |||||||||||||||
m2. Elizabeth McNeil (dau of Roderick McNeil, widow of Col. Robert Wellwood of Pil Liver) | |||||||||||||||
(F) | Elizabeth Winstanley (dsp 21.03.1821) | ||||||||||||||
m. James Barlow of Blackburn | |||||||||||||||
(G) | Sarah Winstanley (d 09.03.1842) | ||||||||||||||
m. John Hull of Manchester | |||||||||||||||
(H)+ | other issue (d young) - Thomas (b 10.04.1771), James (b 15.09.1779), Isabella, Isabella, Mary | ||||||||||||||
(2)+ | other issue - William (b 15.03.1733, d 30.10.1740), Robert (b 22.07.1754, d unm 26.07.1772), others (d young - Elizaebth, Isabella, Sarah, Isabella, Sarah) | ||||||||||||||
m2. Margery (b c1720, dsp 19.07.1800) | |||||||||||||||
B. | William Winstanley | ||||||||||||||
Main source(s):
(1) For upper section (uploaded 05.09.08) : Commoners (vol I, 'Winstanley of Braunston', p363+), BLG1952 ('Winstanley formerly of Braunston')
(2) For lower section (uploaded 05.04.14) : BLG1886 ('Winstanley of Chaigeley') with support from BLG1952 ('Winstanley formerly of Cuerden Hall')
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