Individual Details
Nicholas PEARSON 224
(Bef 22 Nov 1686 - 16 Nov 1765)
9 June 1655 will of James Pennyman, late of Ormsby, co. York, Esq. "To my friends Mr. George Graine of Eston, and Nicholas Pearson of Ormsbye, pounds 5 each ..." Source: Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 28, on openlibrary.org. http://openlibrary.org/books/OL24340319M/Records_of_the_family_of_Pennyman_of_Ormesby
Sep 1649 debt owed by "Sir James Pennyman of Ormesbie in the County of York knight": Imprimis unto Nicholas Pearson pounds 260 principal money by bond ... A particular of what debts he hath paid since his composition at Goldsmiths Hall. Paid unto Mr. Pearson pounds 60 ..." Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 87.
9 Sep 1649 debt owed by "James Pennyman of Ormsby in the county of York. Esquire": Imprimis he is indebted ... To Nicholas Pearson pounds 450" Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 88.
whereas Sir Jas. Pennyman, Lord of the Mannor of Ormsby, and Ralph Elgy, Overseers of the poor, and Rob. Jackson, Churchwarden of the said parish and Constablery, by their indenture bearing date the 30th of this instant January, by them legally executed and allowed in open Court, have agreed that thirty-five yards in length and six yards in breadth of land of the waistes or commons of the said mannor, in the town street of Ormsby, near the bottom of the said town street, betwixt the houses of Nich. Pearson and Thos. Kempby, in the most convenient place, should be allotted for the building of four cottages or convenient dwelling houses for impotent poor people, now destitute of habitation, at the general charge of the parish of Ormsby aftersaid ..." Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 97, emphasis added.
Sep 1649 debt owed by "Sir James Pennyman of Ormesbie in the County of York knight": Imprimis unto Nicholas Pearson pounds 260 principal money by bond ... A particular of what debts he hath paid since his composition at Goldsmiths Hall. Paid unto Mr. Pearson pounds 60 ..." Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 87.
9 Sep 1649 debt owed by "James Pennyman of Ormsby in the county of York. Esquire": Imprimis he is indebted ... To Nicholas Pearson pounds 450" Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 88.
whereas Sir Jas. Pennyman, Lord of the Mannor of Ormsby, and Ralph Elgy, Overseers of the poor, and Rob. Jackson, Churchwarden of the said parish and Constablery, by their indenture bearing date the 30th of this instant January, by them legally executed and allowed in open Court, have agreed that thirty-five yards in length and six yards in breadth of land of the waistes or commons of the said mannor, in the town street of Ormsby, near the bottom of the said town street, betwixt the houses of Nich. Pearson and Thos. Kempby, in the most convenient place, should be allotted for the building of four cottages or convenient dwelling houses for impotent poor people, now destitute of habitation, at the general charge of the parish of Ormsby aftersaid ..." Source:Records of the family of Pennyman of Ormesby, J. Sampson, 1904, page 97, emphasis added.
Events
| Birth | Bef 22 Nov 1686 | ||||
| Baptism | 22 Nov 1686 | Ormesby, Yorkshire, ENG |  | ||
| Death | 16 Nov 1765 | Ormesby, Yorkshire, ENG | | ||
| Burial | 17 Nov 1765 | St Cuthhbert, Ormesby, Yorkshire, England, Great Britain | | ||
| Occupation | Shoemaker |
Families
| Spouse | Ann UNKNOWN 225 (1688 - 1728) |
| Child | William Pearson (1720 - 1755) |
| Child | Mary Pearson (1732 - ) |
| Child | Nicholas PEARSON 112 (1733 - ) |
| Child | Robert Pearson (1736 - 1737) |
| Child | Jane Pearson (1737 - ) |
| Child | Cuthbert Pearson (1741 - 1742) |
| Child | Hannah Pearson (1743 - ) |
| Spouse | Ann Unknown (1688 - 1728) |
| Child | Thomas Pearson (1710 - 1797) |
| Child | Isabel Pearson (1714 - ) |
| Child | William Pearson (1716 - 1755) |
| Child | Anne Pearson (1719 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth Pearson (1722 - ) |
| Child | Nicholas Pearson (1726 - 1726) |
| Father | William PEARSON 448 (1643 - 1712) |
Endnotes
1. Yorkshire bishop's transcripts at findmypast.com.
2. Cleveland, N.Yorkshire & S. Durham Family History Society, Saint Cuthbert Ormesby, North Yorkshire, Monumental Inscriptions.
3. Parish register, Parish Church of Ormsby.