John Hugh Lacey 1450–… – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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John Hugh Lacey, 1450–…

Name

John Hugh Lacey

Name: John Hugh /Lacey/
Given names: John Hugh
Surname: Lacey

Sex Male

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 1425 25 17 — Brearley Hall, Yorkshire, England Marriage: Death: 2 July 1503 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alice Symmes John Hugh Lacey Sir Gerald de Lacey 1425–1503 Birth: 1425 25 17 — Brearley Hall, Yorkshire, England Death: 2 July 1503
mother	Links Birth: about 1436 26 18 — Yorkshire, England Marriage: Death: 1506 — Yorkshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sir Gerald de Lacey John Hugh Lacey Alice Symmes 1436–1506 Birth: about 1436 26 18 — Yorkshire, England Death: 1506 — Yorkshire, England
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himself	Links Birth: about 1450 25 14 — Brearley, Yorkshire, England Marriage: Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Agnes Savile Alice de Lacey John Hugh Lacey 1450–… Birth: about 1450 25 14 — Brearley, Yorkshire, England Death:

Family with Agnes Savile
himself	Links Birth: about 1450 25 14 — Brearley, Yorkshire, England Marriage: Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Agnes Savile Alice de Lacey John Hugh Lacey 1450–… Birth: about 1450 25 14 — Brearley, Yorkshire, England Death:
wife	Links Birth: about 1450 — Newhall, Yorkshire, England Marriage: Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Hugh Lacey Alice de Lacey Agnes Savile 1450–… Birth: about 1450 — Newhall, Yorkshire, England Death:
Marriage	Marriage — —
daughter	Links Birth: 1470 20 20 Marriage: Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Holdsworth Richard Holdsworth William Holdsworth Gilbert Holdsworth Margaret Holdsworth Agnes Holdsworth Christopher Holdsworth Alice de Lacey 1470–… Birth: 1470 20 20 Death:

Events of close relatives
Birth	about 1450 25 14 Brearley, Yorkshire, England
Marriage	Agnes Savile — View this family yes
Birth of a daughter	Alice de Lacey 1470
Death of a maternal grandfather	William Symmes before 7 October 1483
Death of a paternal grandfather	Gilbert de Lacey 1492 Brearley Hall, Yorkshire, England
Death of a father	Sir Gerald de Lacey 2 July 1503
Death of a mother	Alice Symmes 1506 Yorkshire, England
Death	yes
Last change	8 May 2022 – 10:33:03 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	WILL OF HUGH LACY: Hugh Lacy of Brearley, Esq., within the township of Midgley. To be buried in the Parish Church of Halifax. To the Vicar of said Church, for my mortuary, according to the statue in that case provided. I give to my son and heir, John Lacye, two great iron chimneys and all my best apparel, together with all my armour, harness and weapons (except my best steel coat, or coat of plate, and my best steel cap, or 'scolle', which I will that my son Gilbert Lacye shall have to his own use. To Margaret, my daughter, now wife of William Farrer, to Alice my daughter, late wife of John Houldsworth of Astray; to Agnes, my daughter, now wife of Christopher Deighton; to Elizabeth, my daughter, now wife of Jasper Blithman; to Ellen, my daughter, now wife of John Deane, of the Deanhouse, five marks each, to be paid to them by my executor hereafter named upon that 50 lb. of currency money of England which lately heretofore I did lend unto our Sovereign ladye the Queen's Majesty that now is, Elizabeth, within one month; next after that the same sum of 50 lb. shall be paid to my said exector or assigns. And in case that it chance my said executor be not paid the said sum of 50 lb. by the Queen's Majesty that now is, her heris or successors, then my mind is that my said executors shall not be charged to pay any of my said daughters the said several sums of five marks, or any part thereof, for amend, as I have given to every one of them at the time of their several marriages a sufficient portion of my goods for their preferment in marriage, and have general aquitances of them, or their said husbands, declaring them to be satisfied for their child's portion of my said goods. The rest of the 50 lb. and also Her Marjesty's Privie Seale for the same, with residue of all my goods, to my youngest son, Gilbert my sole executor. I make William Farrar, of the Ewoods, and John Deane, of Deanhouse, my son-in-law, Overseers. Witness: John Watson, Willm. Hanson, Willm. Sladin, John Hanson. Proved July 31, 1573, by Executors named.

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WILL OF HUGH LACY: Hugh Lacy of Brearley, Esq., within the township of
Midgley.

To be buried in the Parish Church of Halifax. To the Vicar of said
Church, for my mortuary, according to the statue in that case
provided.

I give to my son and heir, John Lacye, two great iron chimneys and all
my best apparel, together with all my armour, harness and weapons
(except my best steel coat, or coat of plate, and my best steel cap,
or 'scolle', which I will that my son Gilbert Lacye shall have to his
own use.

To Margaret, my daughter, now wife of William Farrer, to Alice my
daughter, late wife of John Houldsworth of Astray; to Agnes, my
daughter, now wife of Christopher Deighton; to Elizabeth, my daughter,
now wife of Jasper Blithman; to Ellen, my daughter, now wife of John
Deane, of the Deanhouse, five marks each, to be paid to them by my
executor hereafter named upon that 50 lb. of currency money of England
which lately heretofore I did lend unto our Sovereign ladye the
Queen's Majesty that now is, Elizabeth, within one month; next after
that the same sum of 50 lb. shall be paid to my said exector or
assigns.

And in case that it chance my said executor be not paid the said sum
of 50 lb. by the Queen's Majesty that now is, her heris or successors,
then my mind is that my said executors shall not be charged to pay any
of my said daughters the said several sums of five marks, or any part
thereof, for amend, as I have given to every one of them at the time
of their several marriages a sufficient portion of my goods for their
preferment in marriage, and have general aquitances of them, or their
said husbands, declaring them to be satisfied for their child's
portion of my said goods.

The rest of the 50 lb. and also Her Marjesty's Privie Seale for the
same, with residue of all my goods, to my youngest son, Gilbert my
sole executor. I make William Farrar, of the Ewoods, and John Deane,
of Deanhouse, my son-in-law, Overseers.

Witness: John Watson, Willm. Hanson, Willm. Sladin, John Hanson.
Proved July 31, 1573, by Executors named.