UVEDALE (EVEDALE, UDALL, WOODALL), John (by 1482-1549), of Marrick, Yorks.

Clerk in the signet office 1503 – ?25; clerk of the pells, the receipt of the Exchequer 1516 – d.; keeper, Brasted park, Kent by 1521; sec. to Duke of Richmond Aug. 1525–36, to Queen Anne Boleyn June 1533–6, to the council in the north Jan. 1537 – d.; clerk of the signet in N. and S. Wales 1533; j.p. Yorks. (E., N. and W. Ridings) 1538–?d.; commr. for suppression of monasteries, Yorks. 1539; treasurer for the garrisons in the north, Aug. 1542 – Jan. 1544, Oct. 1545–d.DNB; LP Hen. VIII, ii, iv-vii. xi-xvii, xix-xxi; Eliz. Govt. and Soc. ed. Bindoff, Hurstfield and Williams, 219; SP 1/29, f. 179; CSP Dom. 1601–3, Add. 1547–65, pp. 383–4; R. R. Reid, King’s Council in the North, 102, 104, 150; CPR, 1547–8, p. 92.