Archaeologia Aeliana, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity (Volume 23)

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1902. Excerpt: ... ADDITIONAL NOTES. (A) Apperley.--The statement on page 271, line 25, is taken from Mackenzie and Ross's Durham (Vol. i., p. 253n). The words used in the charter of foundation (54 Henry III.) arc these: --Praeterea dedi duos ecclesias, scilicet de Herla et de Bywell cum omnibus jiertinentiis suis, scilicet capella de Stiford, capella de Shotleya et capella de Appeltreleya.--Dugdale's Monaiticon, vol. vi., p. 866. (B) Arms and Crest.--These are delineated on the monumental slab of George Boutflower at Whittoustall (1641), on the seal at the foot of Thomiis Boutflower's will (1683), on the gravestone of William Boutflower of Newcastle (1712), now covered by the seating, and on a hatchment commemorating Mrs. Elizabeth Boutflower at Bishop Middleham (1688). The last gives the tinctures; Arms, vert, a chevron with 3 fleur-de-lis in chief or. Crest, a fleur-de-lis; . (C) Nathaniel Boutflower of Apperley. The Rev. G. Samuel of Tow Law, on the authority of the late Mr. Black, general secretary of the English Presbyterian Church, states that at the Midsummer Sessions, 1699, the house of Nathaniel Boutflower at Apperley, near Hedley Woodside, was registered for the worship of God. Nathaniel Boutflower seems to have conformed in the year 1708, when his name first appears in the parish books of By well St. Peter--' Mr. Nathaniel Boutflower, Parishioner and Vestryman.' (D) Detcendants of John Boutfloner of Seamer.--The reverend John Boutflower left issue by his first wife, Mary Eastwood, John Johnson and Henry Johnson; by his second wife, Samuel, Charles, Andrew, and the daughter above mentioned. His male line continued in his eldest and fourth sons. John Johnson Boutflower was the father of Henry Crewe Boutflower, rector of Elmdon, and of John Boutflower, F.R.C.S. The surviving so...