WILLANCE, Richard

- 1602

• Name	WILLANCE, Richard
  Gender	Male
  Death	3 Aug 1602	Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England
  Person ID	I7811	Ward and Related Families of Nova Scotia and North Yorkshire
  Last Modified	24 Jun 2021

  
  

  Family	UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
  Children	1. WILLANCE, Margaret,   b. Abt 1570, Clints, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. West Layton, Yorkshire (North Riding), England   2. WILLANCE, Peter   d. 19 Oct 1589, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England   3. WILLANCE, Anna,   b. 1 Jul 1569, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. Yes, date unknown   4. WILLANCE, Jacob,   b. 11 Jul 1572, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. Bef 1617, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age < 44 years)   5. WILLANCE, Thomas,   b. 3 Sep 1577, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. Bef 1617, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age < 39 years)   6. WILLANCE, Roger,   b. 25 Mar 1582, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. Bef 1617, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age < 34 years)   7. WILLANCE, Helena,   b. 20 Jun 1587, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. 29 Oct 1588, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age 1 year)   8. WILLANCE, Alison,   b. 20 Jun 1587, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England d. 4 Oct 1589, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age 2 years)   9. WILLANCE, Nicholas   d. Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England   10. WILLANCE, Robert,   b. Westmorland, England d. Feb 1616, Richmond, Yorkshire (North Riding), England
  Family ID	F2292	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	21 Oct 2025

  
  

• Notes

  1596-7.-HILARY TERM, 39 ELIZABETH. William Cotes als. Coots: Richard Willance and Elizabeth his wife and James Willance, Lands in Hudswell and Richmond. ------------------ The Bowes family and various partners or associates trading lead with London merchants from Newcastle, and occasionally to Hamburg and other European ports, but there was at least one variation in this structure when in March 1593 two other members of the family, Sir William Bowes of Bradley (and of Streatlam, son of Sir George Bowes d. 1580) Henry Bowes of Newcastle, and one Richard Willance, draper, of Richmond, agreed to deliver ten fothers of „ soft merchantable lead in small pigs‟ by 1st September 1593, to „ the Queen Majesty‟ s beam‟ Wiggens Quay, London. There is good indication that this lead was produced in Teesdale, because Hartlepool was the shipping port, and the indenture specified „ Hartlepool weight‟ - twenty hundredweight per fother or 2240 lbs of pig lead.