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Gale ale
Robert or Francis Gale (2) = Anne Clapham
Of Akeham or Acomb
Grange, York; married 1590
John Gale = Jane Frank
The GALE Family of Scruton Hall in the County of Yorkshire
James Gale =?
Born c1460; died >1523; seated at
Thirntoft nr Scruton in the
Hundred of East Gilling N Yorks
Born c1510 Thirntoft Yorks;
Lord Mayor of York 1534 &
1546; died 2 Jul 1557
Born 1575; died 1624 Eldest daughter of John
Frank of Pontefract; she
died 1624
Oliver Gale = Ellen Marshall
Born c1485 Thirntoft Of Richmond N Yorks
George Gale = Mary Lord James Gale =?
Daughter of William Clapham of Beamsley
or Beamondsley; she married (1) Thomas
Thwaites of Marston York; and (3) John
Ingleby of Lawkland Hall York (and
brother of Sir William Ingleby of Ripley;
see INGLEBY of Lawkland Hall and
INGLEBY of Ripley Castle)
Daughter of Robert
Lord of Kendal
Resided for some time in Spain and then
settled in Ireland, whence his descendants
during the rebellion there (1595-1603)
transplanted themselves to Whitehaven
THOMAS GALE, who d.s.p;
ISABELLA GALE, married Ralph Hall, Lord Mayor of York;
ANNE GALE, married Robert Peacock, Lord Mayor of York;
ALICE GALE, married Christopher Clapham;
DOROTHY GALE, married (1) John Rokesby; and (2) Sir
Thomas Fairfax, father of Thomas, Lord Fairfax;
ELIZABETH GALE, married Thomas Garbray of Beverley;
URSULA GALE, married (1) Sir William Mallory of Studley
(see MALLORY and AISLABIE of Studley Royal); and (2)
Henry Bellasis
ROBERT GALE, of Akeham Grange; he married a daughter of Mr Dutton and had issue:
MATTHEW GALE; GEORGE GALE;
ROBERT GALE, of Akeham Grange; married Elizabeth Langdale (daughter of
William Langdale); had issue:
FRANCIS GALE;
ROBERT GALE, married Anne Thorold (daughter of Edmund Thorold of
Hough-on-the-Hill Lincs);
JOHN GALE;
BARBARA GALE, married Richard Mallett;
JANE GALE; MARY GALE;
MARY GALE, married (as his 2 nd wife) Thomas Meynell of North Kilvington
Additional information from Burke’s Commoners & Burke’s Landed Gentry; see also
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/g/a/l/Carolyn-S-Gale/index.html
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The BRADDYLL Family
of Conishead Priory
(see below)
Frank rank
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Christopher Gale = Frances Conyers
Of Scruton; born 1597 Died 1656
RALPH GALE, born c1600; Citizen of London; he left 2 daughters;
JOHN GALE, born 1601; was in the Low Country Wars under Count Mansfield during the reign of James I; resided for many years at
Farnley Hall Yorks; he married Joanna Dodson (daughter of Miles Dodson Esq of Kirkby Overblow nr Harrogate Yorks); he left issue:
HENRY GALE; FRANCIS GALE;
MILES GALE, A.M., was in Holy Orders and Rector of Kighley anno 1712; he married Margaret Stones (daughter
of Rev Christopher Stones DD, Chancellor of York); had issue:
CHRISTOPHER GALE, born June 1680; he read Law under an Attorney in Lancashire before emigrating to North Carolina
c1698/9; he settled in Bath [at Kirby Grange Plantation] and made his fortune trading with the Indians; in 1703 Proprietary
Governor Robert Daniel appointed Gale to serve as a Justice of the General Court, the Supreme Court of the colony and in
1704 was appointed concurrently Attorney General of NC; following the upheaval of Cary’s Rebellion in 1708 Gale was
removed from office as Chief Justice by Governor William Glover; Gale subsequently travelled to London where the Lords
Proprietors of the colony were meeting, to lay his case for reinstatement before them; he was immediately reinstated;
Gale was a capable explorer and was slated to go with John Lawson and Baron Christoph de Graffenried (1661-1743) on their
fateful 1711 expedition into Indian territory. De Graffenreid and Lawson were captured by Tuscarora Indians and Lawson
was killed. Gale was unable to join them due to his wife Susan's illness. Gale later reflected that her illness likely saved his
life. Later that year Governor Edward Hyde sent him to Charleston, South Carolina to secure military aid for the war
against the Tuscarora Indians. On his return trip, Gale was captured by the French who held him briefly as a prisoner of
war on Martinique. Finally arriving home in July 1712, Gale was rewarded for his service with a re-appointment as Chief
Justice. He held that office, with only brief interruptions, until 1731, during which time he obtained commissions as
collector of customs at the ports of Beaufort, Currituck, and Roanoke successively. He also briefly served as the absentee
Attorney General of the Bahamas. In 1729, Gale was appointed to a commission to determine the boundary between North
Carolina and Virginia along with Colonel John Lovick and William Little. he married (1) in 1702 to Sarah Harvey (widow of
Governor Thomas Harvey and daughter of Benjamin & Juliana Laker; she died 1730); he married (2) c1733 Sarah Isabella
Ismay; he died 1735 in Edenton NC and left issue by (1):
MILES GALE, born c1706 Yorks; married 1723 Hannah; Sheriff of Chowan Co NC (1755); he died 1761 and left issue:
SARAH GALE, born 1729; she married William Skinner; died 1795;
THEOPHILIS GALE, born 1708 Yorks;
PENELOPE GALE, born 22 Feb 1702 Yorks; she married 1726 to William Little (son of Lt Isaac Little & Bethiah
Thomas; born 27 Feb 1691/2 Marshfield Plymouth Co MA); had issue:
WILLIAM LITTLE; GEORGE LITTLE; PENELOPE LITTLE;
ELIZABETH GALE, born 1704 Yorks; married Henry Clayton (Provost Marshall NC); had issue:
MARY CLAYTON, born 1725; died 1768
THOMAS GALE, Rector of Linton;
EDMUND GALE; JOHN GALE; MARY GALE;
MARGARET GALE; DOROTHY GALE
The Rev Thomas Gale DD = Barbara Pepys
Thomas Gale was a divine critic and antiquary of distinguished erudition; he was born at Scruton in Yorkshire in 1636 and
received his education at Westminster School and at King’s College Cambridge, taking the degree of BA in 1658 and MA in
1662; appointed Professor of Greek in 1666 and in 1671 published a collection of the ancient Mythological Writers entitled
Opuscula Mythologica Ethica et Physics, Greece et Latine. In 1672 he was appointed High Master of St Paul’s School London, in
which situation he was employed to write the inscriptions now remaining on the monument to the Great Fire; in 1676
appointed Prebendary of St Paul’s; in 1677 a Fellow of the Royal Society; in 1697 Dean of York; died 28 Apr 1702
Daughter of Thomas Pepys of
Impington Cambridgeshire and a
direct descendant of Samuel
Pepys; she died 1689

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Of Scruton; born 1672; author of Registrum
Honoris de Richmond; MP for the Borough of
Northallerton; Commissioner of Excise; first
Vice-President of the Society of
Antiquaries and Treasurer of the Royal
Society; died 25 Jun 1744
Born Scruton 1744;
married 1779; died 1821
Roger Gale = Henrietta Raper
Roger Henry Gale = Catherine Crowe
Born 1710; married 1740;
died 1768 Scruton Yorks
Henry Gale = Mary Dalton
Daughter of Henry Raper
of Cowling Hall, Yorks; she
died 29 Sept 1720
Daughter of Francis
Dalton of Hawkeswell
Daughter of Christopher
Crowe of Kiplin Yorks
Harriet Gale = Lt Col Foster Lechmere Coore
Of Scruton Hall
Yorks; married 1816
HENRY COORE, born >1816;
MARY COORE, born >1816;
SOPHIA COORE, born >1816;
AUGUSTA COORE, born >1816;
CHARLOTTE COORE, born >1816
Of Firby NR; the eldest son of John Coore and Ann
Lechmere he succeeded his uncle Col Thomas Coore
in 1821 (whose father Foster, son of Alderman
Thomas Coore of Liverpool, married in 1736 Eleanor,
only daughter of John Heaton of Firby)
CHARLES GALE, in Holy Orders; Rector of Scruton; married Cordelia Thwaits (daughter of Thomas
Thwaits of Burrell; she died 1721); he died 1738 and left issue:
THOMAS GALE, Rector of West Rounton and of Scruton; married Eleanor Crowle (daughter of
George Crowle of Fryston); he d.s.p. 7 Jul 1746;
CHARLES GALE, d.s.p; SAMUEL GALE, d.s.p; ROGER GALE, married Jane Conyers and left issue;
SAMUEL GALE, born 17 Dec 1682; a reviver of the Society of Antiquaries in 1717 and its first Treasurer;
he died 10 Jan 1754 and buried at St George’s Queen Square London;
THOMAS GALE, d.s.p;
ELIZABETH GALE, married Rev William Stukeley (Rector of All Saints Stamford; born at Holbeach Lincs
7 Nov 1697; educated at the Free Grammar School Holbeach and Corpus Christi College Cambridge
obtaining his MB; subsequently studied medicine at St Thomas’s Hospital London and set up practice in
Boston in 1710; became a Fellow of Royal Society (FRS 1717) and member of the Society of Antiquaries
(1718); obtained his MD in 1719 and in 1720 became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians; a
Freemason and Vicar of All Saints’ Church Stamford (1730-47); a pioneer of archaeology he investigated
the prehistoric sites of Avebury and Stonehenge; he died 3 Mar 1765)
ROGER GALE, died young;
CHRISTOPHER GALE, died unmarried 1805;
SAMUEL GALE MA, Rector of Everingham and
Precentor of Llandaff; died 1746;
HARRIET GALE, married Capt John Atkinson
Blanshard; had issue; CATHERINE GALE
CATHERINE GALE;
ANN GALE
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Portrait of Wilson Gale Braddyll (1756-1818)
– Sir Joshua Reynolds P.R.A
© Philip Mould Ltd
The BRADDYLL Family of Conishead Priory in the County of Lancaster
The CURWEN Family of
Workington Hall in the County of
Cumberland
Of Whitehaven; descended from
James Gale, brother of George
Gale (see above); died 1773
William Gale = Margaret Richmond
Isabella Gale = Henry Curwen John Gale = Sarah Wilson
Col Thomas Richmond Gale Braddyll = Frances Chester
Of Conishead Priory & Bardsea Hall Lancashire
and High Head Castle Cumberland; born 14 Nov
1776; married 6 Aug 1803; Lt Col in
Coldstream Guards; Magistrate & Deputy
Lieutenant for Lancashire; High Sheriff 1821
EDWARD STANLEY BRADDYLL, born >1803; married 7 Dec 1837 to
Sophia Frances Anne Hulton, 2 nd daughter of William Hulton of Hulton
Park Lancashire; had issue:
HENRY JOHN BRADDYLL; EDWARD SOTHERON BRADDYLL;
HARRIETT GEORGIANA BRADDYLL;
CLARENCE BRADDYLL, for whom King William IV stood Godfather;
FRANCES BRADDYLL; MARGARET FREDERICA BRADDYLL;
SARAH JANE BRADDYLL
Of Workington Hall Of High Head Castle
and Catterlen
Wilson Gale Braddyll = Jane Gale
Of Conishead Priory Lancs & High Head Castle
Cumberland; High Sheriff of Lancashire 1778; MP
for Lancaster (1780-4) & Carlisle (1790); Col 3 rd
Royal Lancs (Prince Regent’s Own); Groom of the
Bedchamber 1809; married 20 Jan 1776; died 19
Nov 1818
4 th daughter of Charles Bagot Chester
(brother of William, 1 st Lord Bagot) by
Catherine Legge, his wife, daughter of
the Hon Baron Legge, 2 nd son of
William 1 st Earl of Dartmouth
Vernon ernon
Sister and co-heir of Henry Richmond of High Head Castle
Cumberland & daughter of Christopher Richmond of High
Head Castle and Catterlen, who was the son of Christopher
Richmond by Mabel, his 1 st wife, daughter and co-heir of
John Vaux of Catterlen; born c1690; died 1759
Eldest daughter & co-heir of C. Wilson of
Bardsea Hall Lancashire by Margaret, his wife,
co-heir of THOMAS BRADDYLL of Conishead
Priory – representative of the ancient family of
BRADDYLL of Braddyll and Brockhole
Daughter & heir of Matthias Gale of Catgill
Hall Cumberland (only son of Matthias Gale
by Dorothy, his wife, daughter of John
Ponsonby of Hale Hall); she died 1819
JANE BRADDYLL, married Admiral Frank Sotheron
of Kirklington Hall Notts;
MARGARET BRADDYLL, married Gordon Forbes,
eldest son of General Gordon Forbes;
CHARLOTTE BRADDYLL, died unmarried;
HARRIETT BRADDYLL, married George Vernon of
Clontarf Castle, Co. Dublin
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