Nicholas Nicholson
Ancestry untraced6
Married Francis
Children
Katherine (married William Parker)
Anne, baptised on the 28th of November 1641 at Eskdale4 from Paddockwray (?died 1642)
? William1
Died before 1650
Notes
1 A William Nicholson of Paddockwray was buried at St Catherine's on 15th of January 1641. Could have been Nicholas's father or son but Nicholas was tenant in 1633, so William is more likely to have been his son.
2
13 Feb 1650:
"Whereas upon Complaint made unto Mr William Tubman Clerk of the Cort of the
said Manor, by Ffrancis Nicholson late wife of Nicholas Nicholson late of
Paddocke wray deceased
That she the said Ffrancis Nicholson was disturbed in the possession of her
widdowes parte of her said late husbands tenement by William Parker and
Katherine his wife- daughter and heire of the said Nicholas Nicholson deceased
Whereupon the Clerk of the said Cort comanded the bayliffe there to sumon us the
Jurors of the last Cort there to meet together and to heare and examine the said
matter and to give in our verdict thereupon. Now wee the said jurors haveing
mett this p'sent 13th of Ffebrary 1650 Doe find and sett Downe That the said
Ffrancis Nicholson is, and ought to have and enioy a full third parte of the
said Tenement att Paddocke wray dureing her widdow hood according to our ancient
custom w'thout interruption of same, she haveing paid a Harriott due for the
same."
Jurors, Henry Nicholson; William Hartley; Nicholas Nicholson; William Sharpe;
Thomas Pearson; William Tyson; Henry Haile; John Dickonson; John Viccars; Henry
Stainton; William Jackson; Robert Ffletcher; Thomas Willson; John Stainton
Clerk of the court, W. Tubman
(Francis was buried on January 13th 1650)
3 Katherine must have been born 1634 or earlier, more likely before 1630, thus Nicholas would probably have been born around 1600.
4 Nicholas Nicholson was tenant of Paddock Wray at the time of the General Fine of 1633. The property was transferred to his daughter Katherine in 1651 and to John Tison in 1652.
5 In 1678 Henry Viccars was tenant of Paddocwreah
6 Nicholas could have been son or grandson of the Edward Nicholson who was tenant of Paddock Wray at the time of the Percy Survey of 1578. (Edward - William - Nicholas?)