- Sir
William Harrington (Sometimes
spelt Harington or
Haryngton) of
Hornby (born 1373 and died 22
February 1440 in
Hornby Castle, Lancashire), son of Sir...
- 1404)
Sheriff of
Glamorganshire (1404, 1405 and 1411)
Marshal Sir
James Haryngton 1417
Killed in
siege of Caen in
Hundred Years' War
Lancashire (1404) Constable...
-
Catherine of
Valois 1401 – 1437 1415
Later Queen of
England 123
William Haryngton d. 1440 c.1416 124
William la Zouche, 5th
Baron Zouche c. 1373–1415 c...
- of Lady
Margaret Beaufort and step-father to
Henry VII of England). "
HARYNGTON, Sir
Nicholas (c.1344-c.1404), of
Farleton in Lonsdale, Lancs. and Farleton...
-
Their son,
William succeeded to the
barony upon Hugh's
death in 1383. "
HARYNGTON, Sir
Nicholas (c.1344-c.1404), of
Farleton in Lonsdale, Lancs. and Farleton...
- John
Etton (1st term) 1407–1408 Sir
Thomas Rokeby 1408–1409 Sir
William Haryngton 1409–1410 Sir
Edmund Hastings 1410–1411 Sir
Edmund Sandford 1411–1412...
- dead, and has left no
statesman behind who can be
compared to him". John
Haryngton, the
proctor of the
English Cistercians, and
therefore an
opponent of...
- on 6
March 1528,
signing her name as
Cecill Marquess of Dorset, Lady
Haryngton and Bonvyll, late wife of
Thomas Marquess of Dorset.
During her lifetime...
- of the
nearby Priory. In 1444, Sir
William de
Bretton gave to
Thomas Haryngton, esquire, and
other trustees,
lands and
tenements in Monk Bretton, which...
- when she was 22
years old. One of
these reads in part as follows: "John
Haryngton to
Isabella Markham, 1549 Question. Alas! I love you overwell, Myne owne...
