Family and Education
s. and h. of Sir William Hawley (d.1386/7) of Grisby and Utterby. m. (1) by May 1390, Margaret, da. of Sir John Brewse of Stinton, Norf.; (2) between Apr. 1402 and Dec. 1404, Dulcie, da. of Sir John Massey (d. 27 July 1403) of Tatton, Cheshire by his w. Alice (d. Oct. 1427), sis. and h. of Sir Geoffrey Worsley of Worsley, Lancs., div. w. of Peter Warburton (d.1412) of Cheshire, 5s. 2da. Kntd. between Mar. 1388 and May 1390.Lincs. AO, Reg. Buckingham, xii, f. 341v; F. Blomefield, Norf. viii. 268; CP25(1)143/147/29; CCR, 1389-92, pp. 181, 187; DKR, xxxvi. 33-4, 505-6; Scrope v. Grosvenor, ii. 262-4. In his will of 1419 (Reg. Chichele, ii. 191-5), Hawley left his estates in East Barkworth to his uncle, William Barkworth. It is, therefore, quite likely that his mother belonged to the same Lincolnshire family and brought this property with her as a marriage portion.
Offices Held

J.p. Lincs. (Lindsey) 16 May 1401 – Feb. 1406, 13 Feb. 1407-July 1408.

Commr. of inquiry, Lincs. 7 Dec. 1402 (theft of provisions), Dec. 1406 (lands of Sir Henry Percy and Walter Besby); sewers (Lindsey) Feb. 1417, May 1418; array Apr. 1418.

Collector of taxes, Lincs. (Lindsey), Mar. 1404.

Sheriff, Lincs. 22 Nov. 1405–5 Nov. 1406.

Main residences: Grisby; Utterby, Lincs.
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Commons 1386-1421
Web Title

HAWLEY, Sir Thomas (-d.1419/20)

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