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Wetenal, Gabriel, 367

Wetham, Ann, 197

Wetherall, Mary, 165; Char-
lotte, 185

Wetherell, Sarah, 176 ; Sir
Charles, knt. 354, 359 ; Very
Rev. Nathan, 359; Elizabeth,
360

Wetherhead, Betty, 39

Wettenhall, Sarah, 555

Weyman, Miss, 405

Wh'alley, Sarah, 173; Charles,
336 ; Richard, 430

Wharie, Susannah, 613

Wharton, of Old Park, 171

Wharton, Duke of, 6

Wharton, Thomas, 70; Eliza-
beth, 216 ; Catherine, 537 ;
Margaret, 579 ; Richard, 625

Whatmough, 284

Wheatley, Anthony, 5



INDIA



W heatlocke, Marearet, 486

Wheeler, John, 163 ; Penelope,
181 ; Kosina, 446

U beler, Anne, 198

W helpdale, 216

Whicncote, Sir Thomas, 301 ;
John, 584

Whigbtwick, Alexander, 17-0

Whitaker, Mr. 524

Whitby, Mary, 19; Rev. Tho-
mas, 63

Whitchurch, Elizabeth, 648

White, Elizabeth, 104 -, Mil*,
248 ; Samuel, 302 ; Daniel,
489 ; Margaret, 545 ; Henry, of
Golden Ville, 303

Whit,-bread, Mary, 296

Uhitefoot, John, 382

Whitehead, Mary, 134; Doro-
thy, 672

Whitehall, Robert, 167 ; Mary,
298 ; Frances, 391

Hhitelocke, Mary, 244 ; Lord
Commissioner Bulstrode, 358

Whiteside, Mist, 123

Whitfield, Elizabeth, 247; Mat-
thew, 624

Whitgift, — , 69

Whitley, Emma, 555

W hitmore, Frances, 198; Rev.
Charles, 208 ; Anne, 335

Whitnall, Anne de, 197

Whitney, Elizabeth, 350

W'hitstone, Capt. Roger, 431

W hittal, Margaret, 655

Whittaker, Martha, 244

W hittingham, Sarah, 354

Whyte, N icholas, 670 ; Miss, 670

Wist, Sir Thomas, 643

W'ickes, Randolph, 380

Wickham, Anne, 532, Mary, 582

Wukliffe, Francis, 83

W icksted, of Nastwich, 497

W iddrington, Catherine, 48 ;
Edmund, 198 ; Elizabeth, 198 ;
Dorothy, 548, 549

W idenham, Elizabeth, 307

Wieenr, Family of, 446,634

Wiegett, Rice, 446; Ann-Ra-
chel, 634

Wilberforce, William, 541 , Wil-
liam, 185

Wilberfoss, Robert, 137

Wigley, Anna-Maria, 413

W ILBRAHAM, OF DELAMERE,

315
W ubrahvm, of Rode, 635
Wilbraham, Margaret, 44; Alice,

317; Ralph, 317 ; Mary, 368 ;

Margaret, 655
Wilde, Dorothv, 409; Hester,

409
Wildigge, Mary, 335
Willie,' Anne, 472
Willuns, Dr. John, 431; Rev.

John, 431
WtLKIMO*, OF Cox HOE, 69
Wilkinson, Anthony, 70 ; Sarah,

357 ; Mrs. 373; EHzabeth-

Hariison, 589; Margaret, 173.



Alice, 630; John, 171 ; Mar-
garet, 624

W ill. -, Catherine, 375

W'illet, Anne, 5"1

Williams, of Herri sgstoxe,
614

Williams, of Bridehead, 618

Williams, of Ivytower, 647

Williams, William, 42; Mar-
garet, 342 ; John, 256 ; Tho-
mas, 257 ; Anne, 250 ; Anna-
bels, 566 ; Thomas, 569; Elea-
nor, 570 ; Jane, 176

Williamson, 229; Sir William,
69; Richard, 70; William,
284 ; Thomas, 284 ; Sarah,
571 ; Sir William, 625

Willing, Charlotte, 247

Willington, William, 273 ; Mar-
gery, 272 ; Francis, 352

Willis, of Halsnead, 43

W illis, Bethia, 641 ; Daniel],

641 ; — , 46
Willoughby d'Eresby, 71 ; Lord,

662
Willoughby, Sir Percival, 87;

Alice, 234; William, 234;

Catherine, 248 ; Joyce, 272 ;

Sir Francis, 272 ; Catherine,

364
Wilme, Elizabeth, 531
Wilmerfield, John, 171
\\ ilmot, Elizabeth, 606 ; Jane,

617
Wilmshurst, Sarah, 314
Wiltshire, Earl of, 51
Winchester, Marquis of, 353
Windham, Sir Thomas, 357 ;

Thomas, 448 ; Florence, 560
Windsor, Thomas, 447
W'inesbury, Alice, 390
Winford, Elizabeth, 571
Wingfield, Sir Robert, 353 ; — ,

63; Dorothy, 672
Winiope, Berthea, 234
Winnington, Catherine, 101 ; Sir

Francis, 153; Robert, 315;

Elizabeth, 376 ; Sophia, 563

WlN^TANLEY, OF BRAUXSTOX,

363

Winstanley, Anne, 46; Alice,
312; Elizabeth, 531

Winter, Elizabeth, 272

Winthrop, Stephen-John, 244 ;
William, 245 ; Mary-Anne,
245 ; Benjamin, 245 ; Ste-
phen, 245; Edward- Gamaliel,
245

\\ intour, Sir John, 196

Wise, of Ford House, 19

Wise, Henry, 111; Arabella,
195 ; Thomas, of Waterford,
404 ; John, 560

Wiseman, Edmund, lift; Re-
be.-ea,- 337 -; I-abella, 516

W i-emans, 111

• Sir James, 287

\"?ite;, 'Wn!';pp*",;207

Wi'h'am, William,' .52*; Anne.
613



\\ itherington, Mary, 196; Do-
rothy, 196; Sir John, 583
Withers, 591

Withmore, Catherine, 147
Withypole, Elizabeth, 337
Wlonkeslowe, Eleanor, 654
Wodehouse, John, 395
Wolfe, Anne, 335

W 'oi.FERSTAN, OF STATFOLD

Hall, 187

W'olferstan, Joyce, 392 ; Stan-
ford, 392

W 'olrich, John, 590

Wolrych, Elizabeth, 167

Wolseley, Raulfe, 153

Wood, Delia-Maria, 668 ; Han-
nah, 610 ; Frances, 663 ; Eli-
zabeth, 378 ; Sarah, 540 ; Tho-
mas, 545 ; William, 359 ;
Anne, 361

Woodcock, John, 23

Woodcoeke, Thomas, 488

Woodhall, Frances, 265 ; Eliza-
beth, 660

W r oodhouse, Anne, 661

Woodhull, Anthony, 74

Woodnoth, Jonathan, 346; John,
367

Woodroffe, Elizabeth, 652

Woodrove, John, 519

W'oodruffe, Grace-Ann, 459

Woodstock, Thomas of, 350

Woodthorpe, Maud, 661

Woodward, William, 443

Woodyeare, Eleanor, 298 ; John,
666

Woolcombe, Jane, 369

W« fell, Mary, 72

Woollen, Mary, 234

Woolfe, Hannah, 201

Woolff, Grace, 384

Worden, John, 286

Wordsworth, Rev. John, 577

Worseley, Ralph, 10 ; Anne, 17;
— . 74

Worsley, Agnes, 354 ; Jane, 383

Worthington, William, 311;
Sarah, 278

Wortley, Mary, 428

Wotton, Catherine, 574; Wil-
liam, 100; Dr. William, 131

Wray, Rev. Cecil-Daniel, 245 ;
Rev. Henry, 245 ; Bridget,
311 ; Edward, 421 ; Isabel,
529 ; Sir Cecil, 530 ; Isabella,
546

Wren, Sir Christopher, 231

W r rench, Hannah, 204

Wrenn, Eleanor, 535

Wrey, Mary, 343 ; Rev. Henry
Bourchie'r 343

Wreye, Joan, 233

Wright, Eleanor, 2-14 ; Mary,
279; William, 317 ; Anne,
336. ; Eady Anne, 352 ;
Thomas, 382 ; Miss, 357 j
Theresa Mary, 401 ; Anthony
Geojge, 450 , John, 466;
Thomas, 477 ; Francis, 510 ;
Sarah, 606 ; William, 636



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INDEX.



Wrightson, Philippa, 26

Wrotesley, Mary, 391

Wrottesley, John, 208 ; Hen-
rietta, 323

Wyatt, Anne, 296; Elizabeth, 141

Wyatt, Anne, 353

Wybault, Margaret, 641

Wyburn, Anne, 417

Wyche, Richard, 28

Wyeherley, Anne, 655

Wycker, 296

Wycliffe, Anne, 583 ; Ralph,
182 ; Mary, 520

Wykeham, of Thame, xi. 419

Wykeham, Humphrey, 246

VVymondesolde, Sarah, 17

Wymondsell, Judith, 376

Wyndham, of Dinton, 160

Wyndham, Humphrey, 63 ;
Thomas, 143 ; Wadham, 282 ;



Rachel, 282 ; Margery, 267 ;
Anne, 390
Wynn, Laetitia, 651 ; Elizabeth,

662
Wynne, of Peniarth, 566
Wynne, Margaret, 85 ; Harriet-
Anne, 230 ; Anne, 374 ; Sir
George, bait. 374

Yarborough, Faith, 550
Yarburgh, Sarah, 245 ; Charlotte,

570
Yard, Edward, 144
Yardley, William, 346; William,

581
Yate, Ann, 372 ; Rev. George,

482 ; Susannah, 657
Yates, John Orfeur, 525; George,

616
Yellison, Agnes, 475



Yeo, 460 ; Jane, 461
York, of Wighill Park, 664
Yorke, of Erthig, 344
Yorke, Philippa, 204 ; Thomas,
220 ; Elizabeth, 361 ; Sir
William, 441 ; Miss Eliza-
beth, 539 ; Susan, 539 ; Je-
mina, 557 ; Sir Philippa, 604
Young, Maria, 285; Rev. Henry,
371 ; Amy, 414; Henry, 475 •
Ralph, 535
Youuge, 445 ; Lucretia, 497 ;
Dorothy Ayne, 577 ; William,
581 ; Joan, 590
Younghusband, Margaret, 378
Yvode Vesci, Beatrice, 238

Zouch, Dorothy, 22 ; Margaret

de la, 238 ; Alan, Lord, 459
Zouche, 365 ; Eva, 469



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