1595 Banks Robert of Giggleswick Creyke Ann of Giggleswick Giggleswick

1595 Banks Robert of Giggleswick Creyke Ann of Giggleswick Giggleswick.

1614 Banks William Robinson Alice of Giggleswick Giggleswick.

1617 Baynes Ralph of Baintham Banks Margaret of Giggleswick Giggleswick.

1627 Banks Robert of Giggleswick Knipe Mary of Long Preston Giggleswick.

Thomas Brayshaw son of John Brayshaw haithe taken of the said Commissioners one fullinge mylne standinge upon the watter of Ribble whereof 2 pte now are in the tenure of Thomas Banks and the therd pte in the tenure of the said John his father to whome the said Thomas hathe surrendred the said second pte of the Rent of 3s4d To have Yelding And paying for his fyne 16s

Provided that he shall pmytt the said John his father to occupy the pmsses During his lief and the wife of the said John the 3rd pte thereof during her lawfull widowhood

Thomas Banks hathe taken of the sayd Commissioners On pcell of waiste ground called Byckhed cont by estymacon And one other pcell of waiste called Borrens and by estymacon

Robert Banks for a tenement sometime Michael Waller’s 12s

The same Robert (Banks) for 5 acres of Giggleswick Spring20d

John Banks for four acres of Giggleswick Spring16d

Settle

Freeholders of Settle

Henry Watkinson for his house 3d, for Mr Banks house 21 ½ d, for Oliver Windser and Robert Kidd 21 ½ d and for other lands 6d 4s

BankesRobert1624FeizorLROnunc., inventory

BanksJohn1653RathmellTNA PROB 11 243Huggon House

ABanckesLukeJun-281621admin.

ABanckesThomasNov-271683admin Gwick

1648-1649Bancks Robt.son of RobB.dec.no dateYApl. Gigg.tui

*BankeAliceAug-20156719578Starkhouse(bur.Gysburne)

BankesJamesMar-26160329192Feizor

BankesThomasMar-27160630100yeoman

BankesRobertMay-21161332459Rawthmell carpenter

ABankesJosephNov-041613admin Settle

BankesRobertDec-12161634311gent

BankesAnneAug-17163342451Gig.wid.Rob.B.ge.

BankesJohnAug-13167455210Gwick batchelor

BankesElizabethJun-06167657341Tipperthwaite widdow

BankesThomasNov-05162?37518son of Robt gent decd

*BanksWilliamDec-0815772131Hugganhouse in Rawthemell

BanksJohnMay-131643YJanFeiser.yeo.bur.Clapham

1645-1646BanksRobertJan-221645YFebGigles.gent.

Reference: MD335/6/13/6

Acquittance for rents received in the lordship of Austwick

Creation dates: 25 Nov 1581

Scope and Content

Receipts for payments made by James Banks of Feizor, to Anthony

Watson of Knight Stainforth [Former ref: MCM 305]

Reference: MD335/6/29/3

Lease of Hemplande

Creation dates: 14 Oct 1622

Scope and Content

1. Thomas Craven of Giggleswick, yeoman 2. Anne Banks of

Giggleswick, widow of Robert Banks [Former ref: MCM 5]

ref. MD335/6/54/14 - date: 3 Jan1651 Banks; Grant of premises at Paley Greene, Giggleswick (described) Thomas Paley, clerk, of Paley Greene, to Gilbert Watson of Knightstainford, gent, John Bankes of Giggleswick, Hugh Stackhouse of the same and Richard Armetsteade of Banforde (?) in Lakelonde, yeomen; -

ref. WYL826/388/3 - date: 3 Dec 1607 Banks; Lease of lands in the fields 1. Stephen Bank of Settle, chapman 2. Richard Carr of Settle, husbandman Endorsed: 'Hall Ing Head'; -

ref. MD335/6/57/1 - date: 20 Sep 1622 Banks; Release of legacy to James Banks of Settle, blacksmith, and wife Grace; -

Lancashire Record OfficeModern English

Nuncupative will of Robert Bankes 1624

Memorandum that upon the four and 20th day of August in the two and 20th year of the reign of our sovereign Lord James by the grace of God King of England France and Ireland defender of the faith etc. and of Scotland in the fifty seven anno domini 1624 Robert Bankes of Feizor within the parish of Clapham and Archdeaconry of Richmond did make his last will and testament nuncupative in manner and form following. First he did commit his soul unto God and his body to the earth. Also he did bequeath the benefit use and occupation of his tenement unto Elline his wife until John Bankes his son has accomplished his age of 21 years. Also it was his mind and will that after the said John has accomplished his said age of 21 years that he the said John should have two third parts of his said tenement and that Elline his said wife should have the other third part of the said tenement during her life and after her death the said John Banks his said son to have the said tenement. Also it was his mind and will that all his due debts and funeral expenses should be paid out of his whole goods so far as his goods would extend and reach and if his goods would not extend and reach to pay all his said debts it was his full mind and will that so much of his said tenement should be let as should pay all the rest of his said debts that his said goods would not extend and reach to pay. Also it was his will and mind that his said son John Bankes should have one great ark, one cupboard or aumbry, and all his husbandry gear if the same could be spared from the payment of his debts. And he did name and appoint Elline his said wife to be sole executrix of this his will.

Witnesses hereof Robert Clapham of Feizor and John Burton of Giggleswick

The inventory of all the goods and chattels of Robert Bankes late of Feizor within the parish of Clapham and Archdeaconry of Richmond deceased truly valued and apprised the 27th day of August in the year of our Lord God 1624 by Robert Clapham Thomas Hall Roger Armitsteade and John Burton as follows vizt.

Imprimis two mares, two foals and two colts (ap)prised £11-0-0

Item four oxen13-6-8

Item 7 kine and whyes with two calves16-0-0

Item four stirks (ap)prised 3-6-8

Item 40 only sheep and 14 lambs12-12-0

Item barley and hemp on the fields5-5-0

Item oats on the field5-15-6

Item hay12-0-0

Item meal, malt, groats dust(?) and salt 20-0

Item two brass pots 20-0

Item five pans 13-4

Item pewter and brass 20-0

Item wood vessels 20-0

Item sheets with two tablecloths 50-0

Item bedding3-13-4

Item sacks(?) windowcloths pokes and cushions3-0-0

Item woollen cloth yarn and wool3-0-0

Item new boards and wheel timber 40-0

Item ploughs and plough gear with iron 40-0

Item carts and wheels 30-0

Item arks chests tables chairs stools

bedstocks with hustlement in the house3-10-0

Item butter and cheese 20-0

Item pullen 20-0

Item turves 20-0

Item his apparel and riding gear 4-0-0

Sum totals114-4-6

Debts which he did owe at the time of his death

Imprimis to Thomas Braishaie13-0-0

Item to Christofer White7-14-0

Item to Christofer Wyldman11-0-0

Item to Elizabeth Frankland15-0-0

Item to Anthonie Clapham11-0-0

Item to Hugh Bawdewaine8-6-8

Item to Roger Armitsteade5-10-0

Item to Thomas Remington4-8-0

Item to the town of Feizor5-6-8

Item to William Bankes younger 31-11

Iterm to Marie Lupton 38-6

Item to William Bankes elder10-0-0

Item to Thomas Browne3-10-0

Sum debits98-5-9

Sum bonor debita deduct 15-18-9

Reference: MD335/6/57/26

Release of legacy to James Banks of Settle, blacksmith, and wife

Grace

Creation dates: 24 Apr 1655

Scope and Content

Acknowledgement of 40s. received from executor of will of Francis

Procter late of Stainforth, deceased, bequeathed to their daughter

Ann Banks, deceased [Former ref: MCM 303]

Reference: MD335/13/5

Banks family: pedigrees and notes

Creation dates: 1853-c.1950

Scope and Content

Including letters from [Sir Thomas] Banks to Rev Stackhouse about the

Banks family 1853-1854; extracts and pedigrees of the families of Banks of

Green and Banks of Huggon House, Rathmell; typescript notes on Banks of

Giggleswick, Gargrave, Bank Newton and Feizor; and the Paley family

[Former ref: Box 57; MCM 311]

Somerscales v. Banks S25/45 chancery cases 1520s 1540s

ref. MD335/6/59/36 - date: 1581-1623 Banks; Acquittance for rents received in the lordship of Austwick Receipts for payments made by James Banks of Feizor, to Anthony Watson of Knight Stainforth; -

ref. MD335/6/13/6 - date: 25 Nov 1581 Banks; Banks family: pedigrees and notes Including letters from [Sir Thomas] Banks to Rev Stackhouse about the Banks family 1853-1854; extracts and pedigrees of the families of Banks of Green and Banks of Huggon House, Rathmell; typescript notes on Banks of Giggleswick, Gargrave, Bank Newton and Feizor; and the Paley family ; #

- ref. MD335/13/5 - date: 1853-c.1950 Banks; Counterpart lease of land in Huntergill on Rathmell Moor 1. John Banckes of Huggenhouse in Giggleswick, yeoman 2. William Haward of Oxeleywath in Mewith, Giggleswick; -

ref. MD335/6/57/26 - date: 24 Apr 1655 Banks; Abstracts of wills - of: Addame Carre of Graine House, proved 1587; Richard Frankland of Rathmell, proved 1698; Thomas Bankes of Giggleswick, son of Rober Bankes, gentleman, proved 1623; Roger Carr of Closehouse, proved 1597; Roger Carre of Closehouse, proved 1621; Allan Carr of Closehouse, proved 1627; -

ref. MD335/6/29/45 - date: [20th century] Banks; Lease of Hemplande 1. Thomas Craven of Giggleswick, yeoman 2. Anne Banks of Giggleswick, widow of Robert Banks; -

Rev Robert Banks

b. 22 June 1650, d. 3 November 1714

Rev Robert Banks was born on 22 June 1650 at Beck Hall, Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of Robert Banks and Margaret Frankland.

Robert studied at Christs' College, Cambridge University, from 3 May 1667. Robert Banks was admitted sizar (aged 17) at Christ's 3 May 1667. Son of Robert, of Beck Hall, Giggleswick. Born there. School - Giggleswick. Matric 1667, B.A. 1670/1, M.A. 1675. Robert was a clergyman from 1671. Robert was Rector at Thrybergh, Yorkshire, from 29 June 1671 to 1678. An unknown person married an unknown person on 10 June 1678 at Darrington, Yorkshire. Robert Banks, parson of Huton Robard & Margaret Thornton, married the 10th June 1678.. Robert was the Rector at Hooton Roberts, Yorkshire, from 9 August 1678. Robert was the Vicar at Conisburgh, Yorkshire, from 12 March 1679/80 to 1681. Robert was named in the in 1680 militia list taken at Hooton Roberts, YKS. Hutton Roberts: the only entry is for Mr Robert Banks who was chargable for one pikeman.

It would appear that he was privy to the secret burial of the Earl Strafford (beheaded 1641) as he buried "the execellent Lady Elizabeth, the Countess of Strafford" on April 11 1688. She had asked to be buried at night with no marker, and it seems that she joined her husband and daughter in a shallow grave under the flagstones of the church. Their remains were unearthed in 1912. He lived at Hooton Roberts, YKS, in 1688. Robert was Prebendary at Southwell, Nottinghamshire, from 26 February 1688/89 to 1695. Prebendary of Southwell 26 Feb 1688-95; of York (Stettington) 8 May 1695 till his death 1714. Author of a Sermon on Psalm cxix 136, 20 Sep 1699, to a Society for the Reformation of Manners. Robert was the vicar at Holy Trinity, at Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, from 6 May 1689. On 26 May 1689 William III wrote to the mayor and corporation of Kingston upon Hull acknowledging receipt of an instrument under their seal nominating Banks as Vicar of Holy Trinity, Hull, requesting the royal approval of Bank's election, in accordance with the Act of Chas II separating Trinity Chapel from Hessle and making it a parish church; the request was granted. Banks canvassed at a parliamentary election for Benjamin Isaacs, who was a Jew, and it was said that dame Banks was descended from a Jewish family. He was prebendary of York from 1696 to 1715. Robert was Prebend at York, Yorkshire, from 1695.

Rev Robert Banks paid the poll tax between 1695 and 1697 at Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. 1695 Poll tax: Mr Robert Bankes, Prebend, Mrs Margt Bankes, Robert Bankes, Ann Bankes, Hamond Bankes, Wm Bankes dead, Sarh.? Bankes dead, Eliz. Bankes, Milissant Bankes, Joseph Bankes.

1697: Mr Robt Banks, widd. and 5/6 children.

Rev Robert Banks was mentioned in the will of Rev Robert Banks dated 27 September 1698.

Rev Robert Banks married Millicent Rodes, daughter of Sir Edward Rodes and Mary Whitchcote, on 21 January 1700 at Wath upon Dearne, Yorkshire. She was the widow of Charles Hutton of Poppleton, Yks. She had no issue.

19 Aug 1707: The fine levied by Joshua Rayner of Gt. Houghton and Mary his wife to Robert Banks of Kingston-upon-Hull, clerk and another of 5 messuages, 4 cottages, 100 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 40 acres of heath in Woodhouse; Beghall or Beal, par. Kellington, and Skelmanthorpe par. High Hoyland. shall be for payment of debts of the said Mary, contracted before her marriage and to raise the portions of her children by her first marriage with William Rodes, deceased.

Robert died on 3 November 1714 at Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, aged 64.

Robert Banks

b. 27 March 1630, d. 27 September 1711

Robert Banks|b. 27 Mar 1630\nd. 27 Sep 1711|p54.htm#i20090|Robert Banks|b. 17 Dec 1603|p54.htm#i20079|Ann Pudsey|b. c 1604?|p569.htm#i20080|Robert Banks|b. 18 Feb 1571/72\nd. b 10 Dec 1616|p54.htm#i20077|Anne Craike|b. 29 Jan 1576/77\nd. b 29 Sep 1633|p228.htm#i20078|Stephen Pudsey||p569.htm#i20081||||

Robert Banks was born on 27 March 1630 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of Robert Banks and Ann Pudsey.

He was a Royalist officer circa 1645. Hunter states that he was a gentleman who had been an officer under Sir John Reresby in the garrison at Bridlington - where a fort had been erected by Charles II for the protection of colliers and others trading to the northward.

Robert Banks married Margaret Frankland, daughter of John Frankland and Jane Unknown (Browne) (Frankland), circa 1649 at England.

Robert Banks was mentioned in the 1672 hearth tax list at Giggleswick, YKS, with 6 hearths. Robert Banks had 6 hearths, there were 2 Williams with 4 and 2 hearths, also a John with 1 hearth there.

He sold Beck Hall in 1688 for £700. He had then already moved to Levens in Westmorland. Either then or soon afterwards Margaret left him and lived with her brother Richard Frankland at Rathmell. According to Frankland's will (dated 27 Sep 1698) Margaret had eaten at his table for 7 or 8 years, and no payment had been made for her maintenance. In a passage that breathes of justice rather than affection Frankland released his brother-in-law Robert Banks and Margaret his wife for all claims for "tabling" her for such a period. In another passage he discharged his nephew Joseph Banks of Sheffield for all claims for the "tabling" provided he released to him all such goods as had lately belonged to Robert, and had been granted by Robert to Joseph for Margaret's maintenance. This having been done, he bequeathed 20 shillling to Robert, £4 to Margaret, and 5 shillings each to Joseph, his wife, and their two children. Robert's elder son Robert, then of Hull, and his children were to have 10 shillings each. [Banks papers p.x]. He lived at Levens, Westmorland, England, in 1688.

Robert died on 27 September 1711 at Scofton, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, aged 81.

Children of Robert Banks and Margaret Frankland

Rev Robert Banks+ b. 22 Jun 1650, d. 3 Nov 1714

John Banks b. 26 Nov 1653, d. b 26 Jun 1662

Richard Banks b. b 2 Mar 1656/57, d. b 17 Dec 1668

Joseph Banks+ b. 6 Sep 1665, d. 27 Sep 1727

Robert Banks

b. 10 July 1598, d. before 28 February 1598/99

Robert Banks|b. 10 Jul 1598\nd. b 28 Feb 1598/99|p54.htm#i20135|John Banks|b. 5 Oct 1569\nd. a 1628|p52.htm#i20130||||Thomas Banks|b. c 1530\nd. b 18 May 1606|p55.htm#i20076|Margaret Unknown (Banks)|b. c 1540\nd. b 25 May 1600|p773.htm#i20294|||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 10 July 1598 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Banks.

Robert died before 28 February 1598/99 at Giggleswick, YKS. He was buried on 28 February 1598/99 at Giggleswick, YKS.

Robert Banks

b. 22 November 1590

Robert Banks|b. 22 Nov 1590|p54.htm#i20150|William Banks|b. b 1560|p55.htm#i20275||||||||||||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 22 November 1590 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. Son of which William?. He was the son of William Banks.

Robert Banks

b. 22 September 1616

Robert Banks|b. 22 Sep 1616|p54.htm#i20313|William Banks of Hollinghall|b. b 1595|p56.htm#i20312||||||||||||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 22 September 1616 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Banks of Hollinghall.

Robert Banks

b. 1 July 1620, d. before 10 June 1621

Robert Banks|b. 1 Jul 1620\nd. b 10 Jun 1621|p54.htm#i20320|Luke Banks|b. 22 Jan 1598/99\nd. b 18 Feb 1620/21|p53.htm#i20122||||Robert Banks|b. 18 Feb 1571/72\nd. b 10 Dec 1616|p54.htm#i20077|Anne Craike|b. 29 Jan 1576/77\nd. b 29 Sep 1633|p228.htm#i20078|||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 1 July 1620 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of Luke Banks.

Robert died before 10 June 1621 at Giggleswick, YKS. He was buried on 10 June 1621 at Giggleswick, YKS.

Robert Banks

b. 28 October 1624

Robert Banks|b. 28 Oct 1624|p54.htm#i20342|William Banks of Rathmell Green|b. b 1605\nd. a 1672|p56.htm#i20341||||||||||||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 28 October 1624 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Banks of Rathmell Green.

Robert Banks

b. 27 July 1633, d. before 28 July 1633

Robert Banks|b. 27 Jul 1633\nd. b 28 Jul 1633|p54.htm#i20347|William Banks (of Settle)|b. s 1590|p56.htm#i20310|Ann Unknown (Banks)|d. b 29 Jul 1633|p760.htm#i20350|Unknown Banks (of Giggleswick)||p55.htm#i20132||||||||||

Robert Banks was christened on 27 July 1633 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire.

Robert died before 28 July 1633 at Giggleswick, YKS. He was buried on 28 July 1633 at Giggleswick, YKS. He was the son of William Banks (of Settle) and Ann Unknown (Banks).

Robert Banks

Christopher Banks

b. before 1560, d. before 28 April 1585

Christopher Banks was born before 1560 at Yorkshire, England.

Christopher died before 28 April 1585 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was buried on 28 April 1585 at Giggleswick, YKS.

Child of Christopher Banks

William Banks of Huggon House+ b. 10 Jan 1581/82

Christopher Banks

b. before 1580, d. before 14 March 1611/12

Christopher Banks was born before 1580 at Yorkshire, England.

Christopher Banks married Ellen Dowbiken on 6 August 1601 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire.

Christopher died before 14 March 1611/12 at Giggleswick, YKS. He was buried on 14 March 1611/12 at Giggleswick, YKS. Christopherus Bankes de Giggleswick.

Christopher Banks

d. before 12 February 1625/26

Christopher Banks married Dorothy Unknown (Banks).

Christopher died before 12 February 1625/26 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was buried on 12 February 1625/26 at Giggleswick, YKS. Christoferus Bankes de Huggon House.

Christopher Banks M.A.

b. 6 January 1616/17, d. 1678

Christopher Banks M.A.|b. 6 Jan 1616/17\nd. 1678|p51.htm#i20309|William Banks of Huggon House|b. 10 Jan 1581/82|p56.htm#i20281|Alice Banks|b. b 1590\nd. b 18 May 1664|p51.htm#i20318|Christopher Banks|b. b 1560\nd. b 28 Apr 1585|p51.htm#i20280||||||||||

Christopher Banks M.A. was christened on 6 January 1616/17 at Giggleswick, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Banks of Huggon House and Alice Banks. Christopher Banks M.A. received First Communion on 12 February 1625/26 at Giggleswick, YKS. Christoferus Bankes de Huggon House.

Christopher studied at Peterhouse College, Cambridge University, from June 1631. Christopher Banckes, Admitted sizar at Peterhouse 8 June 1631. Of Yorkshire, son of William & Alice Banks of Giggleswick. School - York. Matric 1631, B.A. 1634/5, Scholar 1636, M.A. 1638 Fellow 1638-45, ejected. Brother of Matthew (1640). He was educated on 1 November 1642 at the English College in Rome, Italy. He became a Roman Catholic in 1642. Christopher was a Roman Catholic Priest on 27 January 1647. He was ordained a Roman Catholic priest 27 Jan 1647, sent to England 1649.