Sir John, in 1549, was treasurer of the King’s army in France; in 1556 was employed to hire ships for the King’s service towards Scotland; in 1557 was made vice admiral, and despatched to sea with a fleet underneath his command, to alarm the northern coasts of Scotland; upon his landing upon one of the Orkney Islands called Kirkway, the Scots fell upon his men, and killed and drowned 80 of them, apart from himself, who was drowned there in Aug. 1557, and died seized of the manor of Ormesby, the advowson of Winterton, and chapel of East Somerton, Northall in Freethorp, the advowson of St. Edmund’s in Norwich, Somerton manor, advowson and manor of Vauxhall in Burgh in Fleg, Stalham-corridor, Limpenhoe, Tacolneston, Vuedales, Tharston, Gonviles and Rusteyns in Wimondham, Blickling, Morehall, and Hawes, in Salle, Stratton Streless, and the advowson, Scrateby, Fundenhall rectory, &c. He gave all his estate for life to his spouse, and at her dying William his son was to have the manors of Ormesby, Freethorp, and the manor and advowson of Winterton, &c.
He resided at Blickling and Ormesby, was member for Thetford in 1556, and for Grampound in Cornwall in 1558 and 1563, was highsheriff of Norfolk in 1567, had concern, 1st, Edward, his son and heir; 2d, Francis, who was knighted by James I. July 23, 1603, and married Elizabeth Wroth, but died with out difficulty; 3d, Gilbert, who died single. Court of Requests; he died 21st August, 4th and 5th P. M. 1551, being then member for the burgh of Thetford. Forty marks in direction of his supporting the French wars; and in 1381, 50 marks extra for that goal; he died in 1384, and was buried in St. Margaret’s chancel at Ormesby, John his son being a minor; he appears to have been involved in rebuilding the chancel, for he lies below the outdated arched tomb on the north side, and his arms are on the roof. They’re buried under the tomb, with out arms or inscription, by this window; that they had additionally William, who married Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Thomas Newton, and another son, who married a daughter and heir of Charles, and a daughter Sarah, married to Somerton by whom she had Beatrice, who married Clememt Paston. This William, in 1351, was a knight, and serjeant at legislation, and in 1366 settled on Dionise his spouse, his manors of Morehall, StrattonStreless, Vaux’s in Burgh St. Mary, and Stalham-hall.
In 1390 he and Dionise his mother, purchased lands in Scrouteby. Ormesby, Snecke, Westlesse, Wichingham, Somerton, Owydale, and his two quarterings of the de-lises, and Rusteyn, impaling Boleyn. That they had problem two daughters; Elizabeth, 1st wife of Walter Heronden, Esq. 13, Robart his heir, married Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Tho. 17, Edward Clere, was knighted at Norwich by Queen Elizabeth in her progress in these components, and in 1580 was excessive-sheriff of Norfolk; he first married Margaret, daughter of William Yaxley of Yaxley in Suffolk, Esq by whom he had Henry his son and heir; and afterwards Agnes, relict of Sir Christopher Heydon of Baconsthorp, daughter of Robert Crane of Chilton in Suffolk, by whom he had solely Robert, who died young; he travelled into overseas components, was in such esteem on the French courtroom, that he was elected one of the knights of the Gullick Order of St. Michael; however affecting a lot grandeur, and conserving a vast retinue, he contracted a large debt, and was pressured to promote an important part of his estate, and among others, this manor and advowson, to Sir Henry Hobart, Knt. Francis Trevor of Tacolneston, Esq.; and Margaret, who married to William Haddon, Esq.
14, Sir Robart his heir, married Ales, daughter of Sir William Boleyn of Blicklinge, Knt. Dame Alice, daughter of Sir William Boleyn of Blickling, Knt. 11, William his heir, married Diones, daughter of Sir William Wichingham, whose heritage grew partable. 12, John his heir, married Elizabeth daughter of Sir Phillip Branch, Knt. 16, Edward, heir of Sir John, married Frances, daughter and heir of Sir Richard Fulmerston, Knt. Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Tirrell, Knt. A friend’s daughter and her friend took uber. He is hurt when Josh makes him really feel like being a baby isn’t price it anymore after Josh turns into enamored with being an adult, a thing that’s particularly hurtful to Billy because Billy is his solely good friend. These, after being entrusted to keepers, have been afterwards burned, and the contents replaced by a fee appointed to gather them within the countries round, to share the identical destiny as the original assortment. 1404, John Searle, on Athill’s resignation, by the feoffees of Reginald Lord Grey of Ruthyn, instituted also at the identical time into Manington rectory.