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 8G SCROPE. the French war. nnd was at Agincourt. 25 Oct. 1415, and at the Biege of Rouen in H19. He »>. about 1416, Margaret, da. of Ralph (N«VILb>. 1st Kari. ok WESTMORLAND, by his first wife Margaret, da. of lluf-'b (Stafford), Eahi. ok stakkord. He d, 28 Aug. 1429, aged 27. Will dab near Kouen, 24 Jan. 1419/20 and nr. 8 Nov. 1420 at York, directing his burial to he at the. ahWy of St. Agatha afsd.{») Imp post mortem, His widow m. before 8 Dec. 1424. William CitESSEMKH, of Sudbury, co. Suffolk, WHOM will is dab 31 May 1154. She d. (3 Ed. Vt.) 1463, and was bur. iu the convent of the Augustines at Clare, co. Suffolk. IV. 1420. 4. Henry (i.e Scbope), r.omi Scrope DB Koltos, Isl s. ami h..f') b. at Bolton, 4 June 1418. tlm' said to be aped three at His father's death. He, when a minor, accompanied his kinsman, Lord Senate de M islinui, in his embassy to the Grand Master of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. He was sum. to Parl.f*) from 3 Dec. (1441), 18 Hen. VI., to 2ti May (1455), 33 Hen. VI., bjf writs directed " Henrico Le Scrope i/e Hi lton, Cher." He m„ in or shortly 1 before 1 4M Elizabeth, ila. of John (Le scropk 4th Lord Scnor-K. dk Masham, abovementioncd, by Elizabeth, da. of Sir Thomas Ch vwouth. He d. 14 Jan. (1458/91, 37 Hen. VI., aged 41 Inq. post mortem. His widow who held the manor of Sondon, co. Bedford in dower, living Aug. 1498. V. 1159. '). J©BS (Le Scrope), Lord Scrope de Boltos, 1st s. and h., b. 22 July 1435, being aged 22 and upwards at his father's death. He was sum. to B»rL(«) from 30 July (1460). 38 Hen. VI., to Hi Jan. (1496/7), 12 Hen. VII. He espoused the side of the Vorkuta; K.G. about 1461 1 was at the siege of Donstaubuigh, Dec. 1462, and in the expedition to Prance, 1474, with 200 archers and 20 men at arms,^) and in that to Scotland, 1484. Tho' he h;iil sworn to support the accession of Ed. V. he supported that of Hie. III. at whose coronation he attended(°) and by whom he was made Gov. of the Fleet. He fought against the Sots and was at the siege of Korham Castle in 1494. He m. firstly (dispens. 22 Nov. 1447,(0 they being related in the 4th degree), Joane, dn. of William (FlTZHUGH), 4th LORD FlTZHUOH, by Margaret, da. of William ( WlLLOOGBBY), LoliD WlLLOUOHBV DE Erbsby. She (as well as her husband) was admitted of " Corpus Christi," York, 1462-63. She d. before 1488. Hem. secondly Elizabeth, widow of William, Loud Zolche de HaRIHOWORTB, da. of Sir Oliver St. John, by Margaret, da. of Sir John Beaixhamt. She was living 148S. He m. thirdly Anne, widow of Sir Robert Wixgkield, L. Deputy of Calais, and formerly of Sir William Chambkk- laine, K.G. (d. 1462), da. and h. of Sir Robert Hahlino, of East Hurling, co. Norfolk, by Jane, da. and h. of Edmund OosviLLK. He d. 12 July, or 17 or 27 Aug- 1498, aged 63. Will dat. at East Harling, 3 July 1494 and 8 Aug. 1498, pr. 8 Nov. 1498, Inq. post mortem, 13 Oct. 149S, at Guildhall. The wi'l of his widow, by when) he had no issue, directs her burial to be at East Harling (by her first husband) dat. 28 Aug. andpr. 8 Nov. 1498.;*) VI. 1498. 6. Henry (Le Scrope), Lord Scrope de Bolton, only a. and h. by first wife, b. about 1468. being aged 30 and upwards at his father's death in 1498 nnd then a Knvjkt. He was never sum. to' Pari. He ( a ) See p. 84, note " g." ( b ) Richard Le Scrope, his only br., was Bishop of Carlisle, 1464, and d. May 1468, aged 49. ( c ) There is proof in the rolls of Pari, of his sitting. ( d ) He is said to have, borne at that date " a Cornish Chough " in his standard. H is curious how much these Lords interested themselves in heraldic hearings ; besides this and previous instances (see p. 84, note " d ") Dugdale writes : " it seems that after the Isle of Man was granted to Thomas, Lord Stanley, this John, Lord Scio|*, still bore the arms thereol ; therefore in 15 hd. IV., by an order of the Sov. «>-d Knights Comp. of the Garter, it was decreed that, notwithstanding his claim. }>" Bhould relinquish those arms till the King's return into England, Baving unto hi"' and hiB heirs their right in case it should be found that they had any.'' (») See a list of the 45 Peers there present in vol. iii, p. 8, note "c," eub " Dacre." (f) Ted. Ebor.r vol. iii, p. 330. [Surtces Soc .]