INGLEBY, William
1518 - 1578 (60 years)-
Name INGLEBY, William Birth 1518 Ripley, North Yorkshire, England 
Gender Male Death 9 Jan 1578 Ripley, North Yorkshire, England Person ID I9135 Ward and Related Families of Nova Scotia and North Yorkshire Last Modified 24 Jun 2021
Father INGLEBY, William, b. Aft 10 Jan 1474, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. 30 Sep 1528, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England (Age < 53 years) Mother TAILBOYS, Cecilia, b. Abt 1493, Kyme, Lincolnshire, England d. 17 Jun 1530, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England (Age 37 years) Family ID F2592 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family MALLORY, Ann, b. Abt 1525, Studley Roger, Ripon, North Yorkshire, England d. Bef 20 Feb 1588, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England (Age < 63 years) Children 1. INGLEBY, Jane, b. 1543, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown2. INGLEBY, Francis, b. 1551, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. 3 Jun 1586, York, Yorkshire (North Riding), England (Age 35 years)3. INGLEBY, Isabel, b. Abt 1554, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown4. INGLEBY, David, b. Abt 1556, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown5. INGLEBY, William, b. Abt 1558, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England d. 5 Jan 1618, Ripley, North Yorkshire, England (Age 60 years)Family ID F2593 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Oct 2025
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Notes - This William (or perhaps his son William) is likely the Ingleby who passed on the Manor of Barton, near Richmond, to John Warde as follows:
"The village is recorded as Bartun in the Domesday Book. At the time of the Norman invasion the manor was split between Earl Edwin and Ulf. Afterwards it was granted to Count Alan of Brittany. In turn he granted the manor to Godric, the steward.[2] The manor was split, unified and then split again during the 13th century. At the time of Henry III, the manor was following the descent of Richmond. In 1227, part of the lands were granted to Richard of Cornwall and then to Peter de Brus, lord of Skelton. The manor was further split into mesne lordships, of which Roald of Richmond held one in 1286 and which then followed the descent of the Scropes of Bolton. Other parts of the manor were granted to William de Lancaster around 1235. By 1330 the lands had passed to the Mowbray family. When their direct descent ended in 1391, the manor was passed to the Ingleby's of Ripley. In 1579 this line too ended and the land passed to John Ward who descendents via marriages included the Dodsworth and Killinghall families until 1762. The second part of the manor was passed to John de Huddleston around 1316. These eventually passed to the descendants of the manors of Barforth and Cleasby. The remaining mesne lordship was held Raplh, son of Ranulph of Richmond in 1268 and passed eventually to the Wandesford family and finally to the Dodsworths"
- This William (or perhaps his son William) is likely the Ingleby who passed on the Manor of Barton, near Richmond, to John Warde as follows: