Constable of Liverpool castle, master forester of West Derby, steward of the wapentakes of West Derby and Salfordshire in the duchy of Lancaster, Lancs. 8 Oct. 1404–d.
Commr. to take musters, Lancs. Sept. 1406; make arrests 1410 (bis), July 1411
J.p. Lancs. July 1413.
Dep. to Edward, duke of York, as warden of the east march by 6 May 1415.
Ambassador to negotiate a treaty with the Scots 9 May 1415.
Sir James is not to be confused with his kinsman, James Haryngton of Lancashire, who, in 1409, was involved in the valuation and leasing of the estates of Sir William Thrylkeld (CCR, 1405-9, p. 497; CFR, xiii. 141).
HARYNGTON, Sir James (-d.1417)
