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Manwaringe another way to spell Mainwaring and MEINILWARIN: Mesnilwaring
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Research on Mainwaring/Manwaring: They fought the battle with William the Conqueror and with the Clayton family side by side and then were given land by King William, to live, they all lived side by side thei is why a few Sir De Clayton's married Mainwarings/Manwaringes.
An Answer to the Book of SIR THOMAS MANWARINGE: ------ After this a paper war of 15 pamphlets in 1675: Justice of Itinerant at Chester assizes declaral in favor of Amicia Le Meschins Born 1176. Legitimacy.
DAUGHTER of: Earl Hugh of Kevelioc of Meschines of Chester, B 1147. Son of Viscount Ranulph De Meschines. Born france 1100, on and on..
1673- Historical Antiquities in two books the first treaty in general of great Britian and Ireland. the second containing particular remarks concerning Cheshire and chiefly of Bucklow Hundred- transcripts of in the book-------Domesday book: Discussion of the legitimacy of AMICIA Le Meschins WIFE of Sir Ralph MAINWARING. this led to dispute with Sir Thomas Mainwaring of Peover one of her descendants who in 1673 published defence of Amicia.
Thank you, you can find these transcripts online,,,,, you have access to them,, for free
Thank you again, Amy Koch Johnson
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Comment by James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. on January 21, 2011 at 7:11pm
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Thanks! Just sent an e-mail.
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The website: www.thornber.net/cheshire/htmlfiles/poeover.html has a great picture of a stone saying: "The gift of Mrs. Ellen Mainwaring to her son Thomas Mainwaring, Esq., 1654". This is at Mainwaring Chapel, at the house of Sir Philip Manwaring, 1589-1661, at Chester, England. It also has illegitimate Mainwaring descendants.
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A Mainwaring on the internet had a cute picture of a Border Collie. My childhhood "Pal" was a Border Collie. From the website: www.piattresearchers.net/manning5.html by Terry Manning, temanning@aol.com Midway down is the Hilton family. It says Mrs. Ellen Mainwaring Hilton married 1570, died 1606. Mr. Manning descends son Wm. Paul Hilton born Cheshire, England 1587. It is a DNA website. "Mainwaring Hilton was born c1627". He is a Waldron desxcendant and I descend Gen. Waldron. Something about Norwich near Liverpool. His website uses a very good research engine called Finda.net. As he is a Mainwaring descendant, you might invite him to join your Mainwaring website? Jim
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Capt. William Hilton, Sr. (wed Ellen Mainwaring) was the son of Roger Mainwaring, fishmonger, of the fishmongers guild, London, England. So it is quite possible, Ellen was of the London area, or the area where the river (Thames?) meets the ocean. The book says Roger was one of the many "cadet" Hilton branches; that is under the law of prima genture (spell-check has lost it's spell here: not helping), not the senior son who got all the real estate. Roger's brother was Sir Wm. Hilton, the sons of Wm. Hilton (brother of Sir Thomas Hilton) and Margaret, daughter of James Metcalfe of Nappa Hall, Wensleydale, York. My Roger's sister, Eleanor, wed John Horsely. I descend Landgrave Edmund Bellinger, Sr., of South Carolina. There was a Col. Samuel Horsely, Landgrave, of South Carolina. I note the name Roger was used in the Mainwaring family also. If I had an e-mail address for you, I could attach a little of my South Carolina cassique and landgrave original art, actually copyrighted (not just applied for) art. However I'm no artist, alas. Ancient Hilton Castle still has 20 stone coats-of--arms over it's entrance. Names like: Percy, Nelville, Skirlaw, Wessington (kin to President Washington), Bowes, "Hotspur", Gaunt, Et Al, or is it Al Ette--mostly a family of lawyers who named their girls "Sue". My bad humor.
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According to the book "The Hyltons of Hylton Castle", 2001, by Eric William Lamberton, the 1,000 year old castle overlooks the River Wear at Monkwearmouth, Northumbria, England, just below Scotland. Lambton helped found Canada. If memory serves, both Govs. Dudley and Winthrop were members of the fishmongers guild? The book seems to say Capt. Wm. Hilton, Sr. (wife Ellen Mainwaring) and his brother Edward Hilton (I descend Capt. Wm. Hilton, Jr's brother Edward Hilton, Sr., of Exeter, N.H.) were the sons of Roger Hylton. There is a photo of Lambton Castle in the book. Were there Mainwarings in Northumbria?.
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This is, I believe, my Mrs. Ellen Mainwaring Hilton lineage? I do not know who her parents are? I'm pretty sure of it back to Maj. Barnabas Palmer, Sr.; but less sure on back beyond him.
My grandparents:
Edward Yonge Wootten & Ruth Irma James
Their parents, etc.
Capt Harry Copp James & Leila Ogden Malone
LtCol Robert Wm. James & Jane Ann Nixon
Lt. John Nixon & Adeline Cecelia Copp
David Copp, Jr., Esq. & Mary "Polly" Watson
LtCol David Copp, Sr. & Margareret "Molly" Palmer
Maj. Barnabas Palmer, Sr. & Elizabeth Robinson
Christopher Robinson & Elizabeth Hilton
Dudley Hilton & Mercy Hall
Edward Hilton, Jr. & Ann Dudley
(she descs Govs Dudley & Winthrop)
Edward Hilton, Sr., Esq. & Mrs. Catherine Shapleigh Treworgey
Capt. William Hilton, Sr. & Ellen Mainwaring
Jim, Southport, N.C.
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