Life History

Notes

• The Family and Estate Papers of the Willoughby Family, Lords Middleton, of Wollaton, Nottinghamshire, Middleton, Warwickshire and Birdsall, Yorkshire; c.1150-c.1986
  Deeds and associated papers relating primarily to Staffordshire properties  Mi Da 80-82  1539-1793
  Cause papers in case between Sir Francis Willoughby, complainant, and Richard Paramore and Thomas Robynson, defendants.
  Concerns lands in Bitterscote, Bonehill, Ferseley, Tamworth; Alvercote, Austrie, Polesworth, Shuttington, Wolncote (Warwickshire)  Mi Da 80/1-37 1539-1591
  Contents:
  Includes with rental of Drayton, 1571; Letters 1578, 1591 and n.d. from or to Mr Arundell, Clement Fisher, William Harcourte, Earl of Leicester, Thomas Markham,
  Richard Repington, Sir Francis Willoughby, George Willoughby
• Inventory - Willoughbie, George (1594-1595)
  Reference Name INV/86/103
  Name: Willoughbie, George
  Place: Evedon, Ewerby, Lincolnshire
  Date: 1594-1595
  Repository: Lincolnshire Archives [057]
• DocumentRef Mi 7/183/8
  Grant of administration (of Thomas Willoughbie): Thomas Bentham and others to George Willoughbie; Location: Middleton, Warwickshire
  9 September 1559
• DocumentRef Mi 7/183/25
  Counterpart lease: Francis Wylloughby [Willoughby] to George Wylloughby and sons Henry and Thomas; Location: Tamworth, Wiginton, Staffordshire
  10 March 1568
• http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html
  1553-1557 1-5 Philip and Mary - Piece Listing no.10
  48. (no date)
  George Willoughby and wife Maude, wid. of Francis Repyngton v Walter Aston, esq. Certain lands and woods in Tamworth, Warw. and Staffs,
  claimed by both parties as parcel of their estates in Warw. Enrollment of an arbitration award.
• Middlesex
  Holborn, bought by Sir Henry Willoughby (1451-1528), and passed in around 1570 to George Fox alias Willoughby, illegitimate brother of Sir Francis Willoughby.
  'Inne called the Castle in Holborne'
• www.british-history.ac.uk
  London and Middlesex Fines: 1-12 Elizabeth', A Calendar to the Feet of Fines for London & Middlesex: volume 2: Henry VII - 12 Elizabeth (1893), pp. 105- 159.
  Thomas Repyngton, esquire, and Edward Colbarne, gentleman, and George Wylloughbye, esquire, and Matilda, his wife. Premises in Holburne.
  Hil. Anno 5.
  [1563]

Sources

• 1. Willoughby family of Wollaton
  • (secondary evidence)