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Crest of Sir Thomas Storey



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Sunday, 3 February 2008
by Brad Storey
THE STOREYS OF LANCASTER.
    Will and Bond, 22nd November, 1673. Story John, of Crosthwayte.
    Inv. and Bond, 1674. Story Anthony, of Sidwicke.
    Inv., Bond, Acct., Ult. die Octo., 1674. Storry Elizabeth, of Gousgreene.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 27th April, 1678. Story Robert, of Whitwell.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 31st January, 1679. Story Ann, of Kinhead (Kilnhead), in Lambrigg.
    Will, Inv., Bond, 6th Decem., 1681. Story John, of Birkrigge Park.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 7th April, 1685. Story Agnes, of Hevesham.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 11th May, 1686. Story Charles, of Preston Patrick.
    Invt. and Bond, 11th Jany., 1687. Story Richard, of Preston Patrick.
    Inv., Bond, 17th June, 1699. Story Richard, of Lambrigg.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 2nd Decem., 1699. Story Isabella, of Lambrigg.
    Inv. and Bond, 3rd Jany., 1699. Story Anthony, of Goosegreen, p. of Burton.
    Invt., Bond, 16th August, 1707. Storyes Richd., of St. Catherine's Brow, p. of Windermere.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 4th July, 1709. Storey Henry, of New Hutton.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 30th August, 1712. Story John, of Camsgill in Preston Patrick.
    Will, Inv. and Bond, 20th June, 1719. Story William, of Preston Patrick.
    1723. Anthony Story, son of Thomas Story, of Sidgwick, dismissed from administration
             of goods. - Commission dated February 22nd, 1723.

In the Furness Deanery there are no wills or administrations of Storey family found from 1583 to 1712.

The Court Roll for the Barony of Kendal contains several references to the ancestors of Sir Thomas Storey, Kt., J.P., D.L.

The following extracts are taken from the Admissions of Tenants, Fines, Amerciaments and Lists of Jurors of the various Manors :-

    1689. Henricus Story, New Hutton, Nomina juratorem ad Inquirend in Doma manerii pc'da.
             As to the controversy late depending between Henry Story Plaintiff and Robert
             Jacson Defendant, wee finde that the plaintiff has right to a way through a field of
             the defendant's call'd Banke to a close call'd Gill Michaell; that the plaintiff shall
             therefore enjoy it according to custom.
    1689. Wee present Henry Story for a bye-fire.
    1690. We finde Henry Story tennant of a messuage or tenement of certain closes in New
             Hutton by Deed from James Mitchell of ye yearly rent of 10l 1s 7d.
             In the same year, and also in 1693, 1694, 1696 and 1697, Henry Story is fined the
             sum of 6d. for having by-fires.
             Among the names of the jurors sworn to inquire at the Moot Hall, Kendall, in the
             Manerii de Richmonde and Marquis ffee infray, Barony de Kendall in com.
             Westmoreland, is Ricus Story, Septem, die Aprilis, 1695.

Other entries are as follow:-

FINES AND ADMISSIONS.
Wee find Richard Wilkinson to be admitted tenant of a messuage or tenement situate lyeing and being in New Hutton for the annuall rent of one shilling seaven pence halfe penny of the Richmond ffee late in the possession of Henry Story by deed bearing date the sixteenth day of April, 1696.

0l 1s 7½d.

Wee find Elizabeth Story by descent as next heire to her grandfather Thomas Atkinson tennt of all the Tenement in Applethwaite late belonging to Thomas Atkinson of Applethwaite of the yearely rent of seaven shillings and one penny and of the Richmond ffee according to custome. 01 2 3.

Rent 0l 1s 7d.

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