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Use audio features to record family stories. An easy test can help you identify your ethnic origins. You may also discover relatives--those with similar genetic profiles. Charles George Morton born 1478 in Bawtry, Metropolitan Borough of Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England genealogy record - Ancestry®.
The Morton family is known to have lived on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire from the mid 13th century onwards, owning estates at Bawtry, Morton, Harworth, Limpole and Tickhill. Robert Morton the elder played a prominent part in local society, representing Nottinghamshire in the Parliament of 1361, and later serving a term as sheriff.
30. Apr. 2022 · The Morton family is known to have lived on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire from the mid 13th century onwards, owning estates at Bawtry, Morton, Harworth, Limpole and Tickhill. Robert Morton the elder played a prominent part in local society, representing Nottinghamshire in the Parliament of 1361, and later serving a term as sheriff.
Born in Bawtry, Yorkshire, England on 1523 to Robert Morton of Bawtry and Lady Alice Markham Morton. Anthony Morton, Lord of Bawtry, Vicar of Welland married Mary Ann Plumpton and had 1 child . He passed away on 1556 in Blyth, Yorkshire, England .
9. Aug. 2023 · PATIENCE MORTON was born about 1615 of Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands, to George Morton (1585-1624) and Julia Ann Carpenter (1583-1665.) She came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with her parents on the “Anne” in 1623, at age 8. She married (1) *John Faunce about 1633 of Plymouth, Massachusetts. He died in 1653.
17. Nov. 2017 · Added: Nov 17, 2017. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 185286370. Source citation. Charles Morton was born in 1478 in Bawtry, Yorkshire, England. He married in 1503 at Bawtry, Maud Dalyson the daughter of William and Anne Wasteneys Dalyson. Known Children: Jane Morton Born 1530 Md Sir John Conyers Norton, IV. Died Yorkshire, England.
Bawtry - History. Bawtry St Nicholas. History. In the wake of the Norman Conquest in 1066 most of the land in and around Bawtry, as well as nearby Tickhill and Blyth, was given to Roger de Builli (Busli), a Norman baron highly favoured by King William. In 1088 Roger founded the Priory of Blyth, which was devoted to the Benedictine Order of monks.
