William Sewarby, of Sewerby, Duggleby, Heaton juxta Bradford, Newton, etc., Yorkshire, Bacton, Norfolk, etc., son and heir.
He married Elizath le Vavasour, daughter of Henry le Vavasour, Knight, of Hazlewood and Margaret Skipwith.
They had one daughter, Margaret.
In 1431 William Bokton, Knight issued him a receipt for £10, part of a larger sum.
William Sywardby left a will dated April 9, 1450, and was proved December 22, 1450, requesting burial at Bridlington Priory. The inventory of his widow Elizabeth's estate was taken April 30, 1468. By her will (which has not survived), she left the residue of her estate to maintain a regular chaplain at Seweby, Yorkshire, on account of its distance from Bridlington.
He married Elizath le Vavasour, daughter of Henry le Vavasour, Knight, of Hazlewood and Margaret Skipwith.
They had one daughter, Margaret.
In 1431 William Bokton, Knight issued him a receipt for £10, part of a larger sum.
William Sywardby left a will dated April 9, 1450, and was proved December 22, 1450, requesting burial at Bridlington Priory. The inventory of his widow Elizabeth's estate was taken April 30, 1468. By her will (which has not survived), she left the residue of her estate to maintain a regular chaplain at Seweby, Yorkshire, on account of its distance from Bridlington.
William Sewarby, of Sewerby, Duggleby, Heaton juxta Bradford, Newton, etc., Yorkshire, Bacton, Norfolk, etc., son and heir.
He married Elizath le Vavasour, daughter of Henry le Vavasour, Knight, of Hazlewood and Margaret Skipwith.
They had one daughter, Margaret.
In 1431 William Bokton, Knight issued him a receipt for £10, part of a larger sum.
William Sywardby left a will dated April 9, 1450, and was proved December 22, 1450, requesting burial at Bridlington Priory. The inventory of his widow Elizabeth's estate was taken April 30, 1468. By her will (which has not survived), she left the residue of her estate to maintain a regular chaplain at Seweby, Yorkshire, on account of its distance from Bridlington.
He married Elizath le Vavasour, daughter of Henry le Vavasour, Knight, of Hazlewood and Margaret Skipwith.
They had one daughter, Margaret.
In 1431 William Bokton, Knight issued him a receipt for £10, part of a larger sum.
William Sywardby left a will dated April 9, 1450, and was proved December 22, 1450, requesting burial at Bridlington Priory. The inventory of his widow Elizabeth's estate was taken April 30, 1468. By her will (which has not survived), she left the residue of her estate to maintain a regular chaplain at Seweby, Yorkshire, on account of its distance from Bridlington.
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