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PENRUDDOCK, Thomas (c.1578-1637), of Arkleby, Cumb. and Hale, Hants.

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Family and Education

b. c. 1578, 1st s. of John Penruddock of Hale by his w. Jane. educ. G. Inn 11 Feb. 1590. Queen’s, Oxf. 22 Feb. 1594 aged 16. m. Susan, da. of John Polden of Durweston, Dorset, wid. of Robert Freke of Faringdon in Ewern Courtney, Dorset, at least 1s. suc. fa. 8 Mar. 1601. Kntd. 23 July 1603.Wilts. Vis. Peds. (Harl. Soc. cv, cvi), 149; W. Hutchinson, Hist. Cumb. ii. 94; Wilts. Arch. Mag. xxxvi. 634-5; Hutchins, Dorset, iv. 86; C142/267/18.

Offices Held

King’s sewer 1604; capt. of militia, Wilts. bef. 1608; commr. to inquire into the state of Ireland 20 Mar. 1622–26 Feb. 1623.CSP Dom. 1603–10, p. 126; Wilts. Arch. Mag. i. 230; CSP Ire. 1615–25, pp. 345–7; APC, 1621–3, p. 421–2.

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PENRUDDOCK, Sir Thomas (c.1578-1637), of Hale, Hants; Whitehall; and Ealing, Mdx.

Main residences: Arkleby, Cumb.; Hale, Hants.

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S.T.B.

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Commons 1558-1603

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PENRUDDOCK, Thomas (c.1578-1637)

Will

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Oxford 1644

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PEPPER, Cuthbert (d.1608), of East Cowton, near Richmond, Yorks.

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s. of Robert Pepper and his w. Marjorie. educ. G. Inn 1570, called 1578. m. Margaret, da. of Robert Wild of East Cowton, 3s. 3da. Kntd. 1604.Whitaker, Richmondshire, i. 246.

Offices Held

J.p. Yorks (N. Riding) from c. 1582; Summer reader, G. Inn 1595, treasurer 1604; recorder, Richmond 1596 – 1603; attorney in the north 1598 – 1603; member, council in the north 1599; member, high commission, province of York 1599, 1603; surveyor of court of wards 1600 – 07, attorney from 1607; judge in the northern court from 1603.Lansd. 53, f. 195; G. Inn Pens. Bk. i. 109, 500; Clarkson, Richmond, app. xlvii; CSP Dom. 1598–1601, p. 5; Add. 1580–1625, p. 428; 1603–10, pp. 363, 380; Reid, Council of the North, 245; J. Hurstfield, Queen’s Wards, 224; HMC Hatfield, ix. 396; x. 369; xv. 394.

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PEPPER, Cuthbert (d.1608), of East Cowton, near Richmond, Yorks.

Main residence: East Cowton, near Richmond, Yorks.

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N.M.S.

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Commons 1558-1603

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PEPPER, Cuthbert (-d.1608)

Will

Estates

Oxford 1644

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PEPPER, John (c.1537-1603), of St. Martins, Richmond, Yorks.

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Family and Education

b. c. 1537, s. and h. of William Pepper of St. Martins by his w. Margaret. m. Anne, da. of Michael Hall of Leventhorpe, at least 1s. suc. fa. 1572.

Offices Held

Alderman (i.e. mayor), Richmond 1586 – 87, 1594–5.

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PEPPER, John (c.1537-1603), of St. Martins, Richmond, Yorks.

Main residence: St. Martins, Richmond, Yorks.

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B.D.

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Commons 1558-1603

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PEPPER, John (c.1537-1603)

Will

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Oxford 1644

Addresses

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PERCY, Sir Henry (c.1532-85), of Tynemouth and Norham Castles, Northumb. and Petworth, Suss.

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Family and Education

b. c. 1532, 2nd s. of Sir Thomas Percy of Prudhoe, Northumb. (exec. 1537) by Eleanor, da. and event. coh. of Sir Guischard Harbottle of Beamish, co. Dur.; bro. of Thomas. m. by 25 Jan. 1562, Catherine, da. and coh. of John (Neville), 4th Lord Latimer, 8s. 3da. Kntd. 30 Apr. 1557; suc. bro. as 2nd Earl of Northumberland 22 Aug. 1572.Lansd. 874, f. 118; CSP Dom. Add. 1580-1625, p. 131.

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Capt. Norham castle by Jan. 1558; constable, Tynemouth castle 1559, gov. 1560 – 83; steward of crown property at Tynemouth 1570 – 83; member, council in the north Dec. 1558 – Apr. 1571; j.p. co. Dur., Northumb. from 1559, Cumb., Yorks. (N. and E. Ridings) from 1569; sheriff, Northumb. 1562–3.

Commr. to treat with Scottish congregation 1559, with French 1560; capt. in Scottish campaign 1560; commr. piracy 1565, to enforce Acts of Uniformity and Supremacy in province of York 1568.CSP Dom. Add. 1547–65, pp. 468–9; C. Sharp, Memorials of the Rebellion, p. 351; Northumb. Co. Hist. viii. 165; W. S. Gibson, Monastery of Tynemouth, i. 239–41; ii. 115–19; CSP Scot. 1547–63, p. 391; Reid, Council of the North, 186, 210, 493; CPR, 1560–3, pp. 11–12, 187; 1566–9, p. 172; 1569–72, pp. 151–2, 223–4; Camden, Annals, i. 57; CSP For. 1560–1, p. 78; Lansd. 4, ff. 126 seq.; APC, vii. 284.