92 SCROPE — SCUDAMORE. X. 1512? 10. Ralph (Lb Scrope), Lobs Scropb db Mash am, m DK Urs.M.i., br. ami h. He was never sum. to j>nrl.( a ) He m. Eleanor, da, of Andrews (Windsor), 1st Lokd Windsor dr Staswk.u., by Elizabeth, dUu of William Bi.ou.nt He </. fcn. or fcpAf*) 1" Sep. 1515, ami was bur. in Kievaulx Abbey, c». Y<irk. Will dat. 6 Aut;. I5l5, ]>'•• 18 March 1515/6.( c ) His widow hi. Sir Edward Nbvul, of Aldington, eo Kent, 3d s. of George, Loko Abkiig.ivkn.nt, which Edward was beheaded 9 Jan. 1538/9. XI. 1515, 11. Gbofprbt (Lb Scropb), Lord Scropb db Mashah, to or DK Ul'SAI.L, br. and h. ; a Clerk in Holy orders. He was never 1517. s "ui- Pfl- He il. until. 1517, aged (it is said; 32V' 1 ) when the Bonny fell into nbiijai:ci:{') SCUDAMORE OP SLIfiO. Viscountcy [I.] 7. Sin .lonx SCUDAMORE, Bart., of Holme Lacy, 1 I fi'^S c "' Hereford, s. and fa, of Sir James SciDAMOitK, by Anno, dn. of Sir Thomas THROCKMORTON, which James (who d. v. p. in 1619) was s. and h. ap. of Sir John Scppamoiik.C) of Holme Lacy afsd., was hap. there 22 March 1600/1 i mat at Oxford (Mai;. Coll.) S Nov. 1616 being rr. M.A. 1 Nov. 1642 ; student of the Mid. Temple, 1617 ; was rr. a Hnronel, June 1620 ; was M.P. for Herefordshire 1621-25, and for Hereford 1625 and 1628-29; sue. his grandfather in 1623 in the family estate, and was rr. 1 Jul v 1628 BARON DROMORE and VISCOUNT SCUDAMORE OF SLIGO, eo. Sligo [I.]. He was Ambassador to France, 1631. Entering heartily into the Royalist cause, he was surprised by Sir John Waller, and sent prisoner to London, while his houses were plundered and bunitand his estates sequestrated. He m. 12 March 1611/5 (Reg. of Holme Lacy) Elizabeth, da. and h. of Sir Arthur Po&TKB, of Lauthony, eo. Gloucester, by Anne, da. of John Da.nvkks. of Dauntsey, eo. Wilts. She was bur. 18 Dec. 1651, at Holme Lacy, aged 51. He d. 19 May 1671 in his 71st year, and was bur. there. M.I.f*) Will dat. 4 July 1670 to 19 May 1671, pr. 10 July 1671. (") Dugdale, in his " Baronage," states that be was sum. to pari, in 6 Hen. VIII but that is an error (see Nicolas and Courthope), and he is not included iu Dugdale's " List " of those so summoned. (>>) According to a MS. ped. belonging to Henry A. Littledale, of Bolton Hall, co. York (d. 6 July 1859, aged 49, who was not only a good Genealogist but was himself a descendant, thro' the families of Dawson and Pudsey, from John, 8th Lord Scrope de Bolton; this Ralph had 2 daughters, whereof one, Eleanor, m. Sir Ralph FitzRandblph of Spenithorn [Qi/. the same person as he who m. Elizabeth Scrope, her aunt ?] whose i»g. post mortem was held 18 Nov. (1515) 7 Hen. VIII. It is to be presumed that both these ladies (if indeed they ever existed) died v.p. and s.p. (o) See p. 84, note "g." ("') His birth, if in 1485, would make him 25 years younger than his eldest brother Thomas, the 6th Lord. (°) The coheirs were his three sisters or their descendants, viz. (1) Alice, who m. 7 Sep. 1472, Sir James Strangways, of Harlesey, Co. York (a coheir, by his mother, of the Barony of Kauconberg, and, by his grandmother of the Barony of Darcy), and was living 1490. His tug. p. mi, was 4 Nov. 1521. Their two daughters were eventually their coheirs. (2) Margaret, m. Nov. 1493, Sir Christopher Danby, of Thorpe I'errow, co. York, who d. 17 March 1517/8, leaving male issue. (3) Elizabeth, Ml. Sir Ralph Fit/.Randolph, of Spennithorne, co. York, both of whom were living 1498. Their five daughters were eventually their representatives. ( f ) This Sir John is the " Sir Scudamore," of Spencer's Fairy Queen. («) The long inscription thereon is given iu " Coll. Top. ct Gen. vol. iv, p- 256. It is noticeable (as illustrating the loose way in which titles are spoken of) that tho his monument styles him " Lord Viscount Scudamore (no mention being made of "Sligo") that of his son is to "Dominus Scudamore, Vicecomes de Sligo." His studious, pious, and hospitable career gained him great respect. Archbishop Laud (when Bishop of St. David's) used frequently to visit him iu Herefordshire.
