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_William Henderson __|______________________
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_Cairns Henderson ___|
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_Andrew Henderson ___|
| (1753 - 1837) m 1780|
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| | _Andrew Robinson ____|______________________
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| |_Elizabeth Robinson _|
| (1724 - 1805) m 1749|
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(1759 - 1843) m 1780|
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Ballard-Willis Family Tree
_James Kennedy __________________________+
| (1380 - ....) m 1404
_Gilbert Kennedy 1st Lord_|_Mary Stewart ___________________________
| (1380 - 1458)
_John Kennedy 2nd Lord_|
| m 1459 |
| | _Herbert Maxwell 1st Lord of Carlaverock_+
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| |_Katherine Maxwell _______|_Unknown Herries ________________________
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_David Kennedy 1st Earl of Cassillis_|
| (.... - 1513) |
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| |_Elizabeth Montgomery _|
| m 1459 |
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|_Agnes Borthwick ____________________|
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_William J Sawyer ___|
| (1805 - 1886) m 1826|
| | _Cairns Henderson ________________+
| | | (1724 - 1793) m 1749
| | _Michael Henderson __|_Elizabeth Robinson ______________
| | | (1752 - 1850) m 1775 (1724 - 1805)
| |_Hannah Henderson ____|
| (1785 - 1870) m 1804 |
| | _Hugh Jr Barnett _________________+
| | | (1733 - 1786) m 1752
| |_Hannah Barnett _____|_Elizabeth Charity "Edy" Ashmore _
| (1755 - 1849) m 1775 (1738 - 1775)
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|--Hannah M Sawyer
| (1833 - 1893)
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| | (1776 - 1875) m 1800 |
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|_Lucinda Sawyer _____|
(1805 - 1849) m 1826|
| _Cairns Henderson ________________+
| | (1724 - 1793) m 1749
| _Michael Henderson __|_Elizabeth Robinson ______________
| | (1752 - 1850) m 1775 (1724 - 1805)
|_Elizabeth Henderson _|
(1783 - 1845) m 1800 |
| _Hugh Jr Barnett _________________+
| | (1733 - 1786) m 1752
|_Hannah Barnett _____|_Elizabeth Charity "Edy" Ashmore _
(1755 - 1849) m 1775 (1738 - 1775)
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An extract from Thomas Stobie's GEDCOM created 28 Mar 2003. Thomas canbe contacted at stobie@sprynet.com.
Sir John Stanley was Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester andSheriff of Anglesey.
ord Deputy of ireland; Knight of the Order of the Garter; Lord of Man
THE DERBY LINE
Sir John Stanley. This, the most distinguished branch of the Stanleyfamily of England, is reckoned as descended from Sir John Stanley, theyounger brother of Sir William, of Hooton, of1397. He married IsabelLathom, daughter of Sir Thomas Lathom,Knight of Lathom, and Knowsley ofLancashire, and thus acquired those estates. In 1385 he was madelord-deputy of Ireland, and had a grant of the manor of Blake Castle inthat kingdom. In the seventh year of Henry IV, he obtained a grant in feeof the Isle of Man, with all the isles adjacent, to be holden of the saidKing, his heirs and successors, by homage and the service of twofalcons,payable on the days of their coronation. On theaccession of Henry V, hewas made a Knight of the Garter, and lord-lieutenant of Ireland, in whichgovernment he died on January 6, 1414.
Isabel was the daughter and heir of Sir thomas Lathom, Knight of Lathomand Knowsley, Co., Lancaster. He descended from Robert Fity Henry, whoseson Robert took the name of Lathom from his place of residence and thusacquired those estates.
In 1405 Sir John had a commission in conjunction with Roger Leketo seizeon the city of York and its liberties, and also upon the Isle of Man, onthe forfeiture of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland. In 1406 he wasTreasurer of the household to King Henry IV, and obtained the license tofortify a house atLiverpool, which he had newly built with embattledwalls. In the same year, having taken possession of the Isle of Man, heobtained a grant in fee of the said Isle, Castle and pileanciently calledHolm Town, and all the Isles adjacent, as also all the regalities,franchises, etc. John inherited the old Seatof Newton in Macclesfield,Cheshire. Isabel was the daughter of Thomas Lathom whose ancestress againhad been Heiress of Thomas de Knowsley.
As a Captain under the command of his relation James, Lord Audley at thebattle of Poictiers in France fought the 19th day of September, 1357 byEdward, the Black Prince, son of KingEdward III, wherein John, King ofFrance was taken prisoner and brought captive to England. Soon after thismemorable victory a truce between England and France was agreed on fortwo years,during which interval of public action, Mr. Stanley, beingamartial genius, and intent to improve himself in the art of war,visitedmost of the courts in Europe, even as far as Constantinople where he madesuch advances in the school of war that his superior skill in arms wasgenerally applauded in every country he passed through in so much thatthe fame thereof gavehim the character of the most noted champion insingle combat of that age; and on his return through France, thereputation of his bravery so rallied the pride and envy of a haughtyFrench combatant that he followed John Stanley to England and therechallenged the whole nation to engage him in arms.
King Richard II commissioned him to Ireland in 1379. He was made LordChief Justice of Ireland for six years and in 1395 he was made Constableof the Castle of Roxborrow in Scotland. In 1400 he was appointed LordLieutenant of Ireland by King Henry IV. His brother William of Hooten andStourton was his deputy inIreland. Sir John was appointed Stewart of theKing Henry IV household and by his advice and assistance the King raisedaformidable army with his son Sir John.