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Lord John de Haryngton & 5909929. Juliana Berlingham
~1275, John de Harynton born
in England, s/o 11819856. Sir Robert de
Haverington & 11819857. Agnes de Cancefield.
~1285, Juliana born in England, d/o §Richard Byrlyngham.
1291, John a minor.
1297, John de Harrington, Lord of Aldingham and Muchland
began the construction of what is now the south-west tower and part of the west
wall ending with another tower of Gleaston castle.
11/12/1302, Mandate to … John de Haveryngton and others of
the commonalty of the franchise of the bishopric of Durham which is now in the
king’s hands … (S) CPRs.
4/1304,
King Edward started the 90-day siege of Stirling castle. King Edward first used
the Warwolf siege engine, the largest trebuchet ever constructed, in a
successful siege.
1304, John knighted.
1305, John, knight banneret, in the service of King Edward I
in Scotland. [William Wallace (Braveheart), captured in Glascow.]
1306, Farleton manor in dispute John son of Robert de
Harrington and John son of Walter de Cansfield. (S) Hist. of Lancaster, V8,
1914, Farleton. [The manor was eventually granted to a younger son, i.e. John.]
7/7/1307, Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
1308, John 1st summoned to parliament.
3/16/1310, King Edward agreed “of his free will”
[historically known to be “under duress”] to the formation of the Lords
Ordainer, a group of 8 earls 11 bishops,
and 13 barons, during the period of their authority, lasting 1 year from 29
September 1310. The Ordainers were to have full powers to reform the states
both of the kingdom and of the king's household. (S) Parliament Rolls, 2005,
Edward II.
10/16/1313, Pardon to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, and his
adherents, followers, and confederates, … whether on account of the capture,
dentention, or death of Peter de Gavaston … John de Haveryngton. (S) CPRs.
11/2/1315, “… John de
Harington (Harrington), justice; …” (S) UKNA.
4/1315,
Due to a famine in England caused by year-long rains and flooding, King Edward
ordered the regulation of food prices. [The regulations were suspended in the
parliament of 1316.]
11/4/1315, John led forces against Sir Adam Banastre (5909930),
at Preston, Lancashire, who were in revolt against the Earl of Lancaster.
[Adam, father of his future daughter-in-law, captured and beheaded by the
Earl.]
11/24/1316, Mandate to John de Haverington and others to
raise and equip soldiers, men-at-arms, and archers within the duchy, … (S)
House of Commons Papers, V33, 1871, P347.
11/1/1318, Pardoned for any outlawry as an adherent of
Thomas, earl of Lancaster … John de Haveryngton. (S) CPRs.
2/3/1321, John de Haveryngton a witness to a deed of Thomas,
earl of Lancaster at the castle of Pountfreyt. (S) CPRs.
6/12/1324, Commission of oyer and terminer to Ranulf de
Dacre, John de Haveryngton and Adam de Skelton touching trespasses committed in
the county of Cumberland … (S) CPRs.
1325, The building of the present day castle at Aldingham was
started by John. The building work was completed in ~1340. The castle was
inhabited by the de Harrington family for 118 years.
1325-47, John summoned to parliament.
6/2/1327, Commission of the peace … to John de Haveryngton,
Thomas de Lathum, … for the county of Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
Aft. 1328, John de Haverington heir to his brother Michael
of the manor of Witherslack. (S) Barony of Kendale, V2, 1924.
3/21/1332, Appointment … as keepers of the county … to
arrest all disturbers of the king’s peace … John de Haveryngton for the county
of Lancaster. (S) CPRs.
12/12/1332, Commission of oyer and terminer to John de
Haveryngton, the elder … (S) CPRs.
2/3/1333, John de Haveryngton, the elder, appointed in the
county of Lancaster to callout and make ready for the field all men between 16
and 60 years of age; on information that the Scots are preparing a very large
fleet for an invasion of the borders. (S) CPRs, CCRs.
3/7/1333, Order to John de Haveryngton the elder and Edmund
de Nevill in co. Lancaster to array 500 archers and 200 hobelers. (S) CCRs. [John
was then ordered to Cumberland where the Scots had invaded, serving under
Robert de Clifford and Anthony de Lucy.]
7/19/1333, Robert de Clifford at the Battle of
Halidon Hill, a small rise of 600 ft. 2 miles to the north-west of
Berwick, Northumberland. Scots under Sir Archibald Douglas defeated by forces
of Edward III.
5/29/1334 at York, John de Haveryngton, the elder,
plaintiff, and John de Haveryngton, parson of the church of Aldyngham, and
Robert de Rotyngton, deforciants of the manor of Alinthwayt. (S) Final Concords
for Lancashire, Pt2, 1902, no.60. [To John for his life, … to Thomas, son of the
said John, the elder, … to remain to Michael, brother of the said Thomas, … to
remain to John, brother of the said Michael, and the heirs of his body.]
7/30/1335, Exemption for life of John de Haveryngton from
being put on assizes, juries, … against his will. (S) CPRs.
1336, “… Request for
relief in the attack made on the petitioner by Harrington and others, at
Whissendine, when they wounded the petitioner's son and servants; … John de
Haryngton (Harrington); Walter de Haryngton (Harrington); William de Haryngton
(Harrington); Richard de Haryngton (Harrington); …” (S) UKNA.
Bef. 1336, Juliana died.
[––John––]
1336, John settled the manor of Thirnum, Lancaster, on his
sons in male tail. (S) IPM of John.
10/6/1338, IPM of Annora, late the wife of John de Lancaster.
Westmoreland: … Witherslak … by the grant of John de Cauntefeld, with
remainders to Roger de Lancastre for his life, and to Michael son of Robert de
Haveryngton and his heirs for ever, by fine levied in the king’s court. The
said Roger died 10 years ago, and the said Michael son of Robert died 9 years
ago. John de Haveryngton, knight, brother of the said Michael, is his next heir
… (S) CIsPM.
1341, John had a license to make a park within the manor of
Aldingham.
11/1344 at London, Release by Nicholas de Swyburne …
Witnesses : … John de Haveryngton, … (S) CCRs.
3/10/1347, Commission to John de Haryngton, appointing him
to act with the sheriff of Rutland to make a search concerning the import and
export of money. (S) CFRs.
7/2/1347, John of Aldingham, Cancefield and Farleton,
Lancashire, died.
7/20/1347, IPM of John de Haveryngton of Aldyngham.
Westmoreland: Wytherslak. The manor, held for his life … with successive
remainders to Michael, son of the said John, … Thomas and John his brothers …
respectively, and to the right heirs of the said John de Haveryngton of
Aldyngham … Hotonroef. The manor … John son of Robert de Haveryngton, knight,
aged 19 years and more, is the said John’s heir. … Lancaster: Thirnum. The
manor, held for his life … with successive remainders to John son of Robert de
Haveryngton, and the heirs male of his body, to Robert brother of the said John
son of Robert, John son of the said John de Haveryngton, Thomas brother of the
said John son of John, Michael brother of the said Thomas, … Ulvereston. A
moiety of the manor, held for his life … Aldyngham. The manor held for his life
… (S) CIsPM.
(S) Gensis of the White Family, White, 1920, P93. (S) The Hist.
& Antiq’s of the Counties of Westmorland and Cumberland, Nicolson, P153.
(S) Rcds. Relating to the Barony of Kendal, V2, 1924, Farleton.
Family notes:
·
There is an early contemporary John de
Haryngton, knight, prominent in Lincolnshire and Rutland.
Children of John and Juliana:
i. Robert de
Harrington, born ~1305 in England. [Heir]
Robert married Elizabeth de Multon.
1334, Robert died, his heir his son John (b.1327). John’s
heir his son Robert (b.3/28/1356).
Elizabeth married 2nd Walter de Bermyngeham. (S)
IPM of Walter de Bermyngeham, 9/16/1260.
ii. Michael de
Harrington, born ? in England.
9/9/1347, Order to take the fealty of Michael son of John de
Haveryngton of Aldyngham for the manor of Wytherslak co. Westmoreland. (S)
CCRs.
iii. Thomas de
Harrington, born ? in England.
iv. John de Haryngton
(2954964), born ~1310 in England.
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