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     Sir John Ryther bore arms: azure 3 crescents or. John de Ryther (E I roll) - argent, on a bend azure 3 crescents or (F); Jenyns's roll and Ordinary.
He was born before 1290 in Yorkshire. He was the son of Sir William Ryther and Lucy de Ros. John of Skipton Castle between 1309 and 1317.
In 1318 obtained from Edward II, a grant of free warren in Haslewood and Addington. He was mentioned at the Inquisition Post Mortem held in York, Yorkshire, on 3 November 1319. [M2.] He was mentioned at the Inquisition Post Mortem held 24 July 16 Edw II [1322] on the death of Sir John Ryther. Inquisition on the death of Robert le Vavasour ... tenements held by John de Ryther - Addington etc.
Sir John Ryther was a petitioner John de Rither, late constable of Skipton castle petitioned the Chancellor. Rither requests that whereas at the command of Edward II for the safe-keeping of Skipton castle he received 27 men at arms and 39 hobblers at the usual wages from 19 January in Edward II's 16th year (1323) to 3 March next, for which wages he never had allowance, that he may have a writ to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to enquire into this and if it is as he claims, that he may have allowance on his account from the issues of the castle circa 1327.
Debtor: John, the son of William de Ryther [knight, of Barkston-Ash Wapentake, W.R., Yks.].
Creditor: Master Adam de Armin , Parson of the Church of Gargrave [Staincliffe Wapentake, W.R., Yks.]. Amount: £68.Before whom: Chancery.First term: 24/06/1325. Last term: 11/11/1325
Writ to: Sheriff of Yorks. Sent by: Chancery. Endorsement: Roger de Somerville, Sheriff of Yorks., replies that he received this writ at York on Sun., 01/02/1327, by the hand of Thomas de ..., which was too late for it to be executed. Note: Inquisition and return: Date given for the return to Chancery: 03/02/1327. Date: 1327 Jan 8. He was mentioned at the Inquisition Post Mortem held in York, Yorkshire, on 17 June 1327 on the death of Sir William Ryther. Writ: Rithre: The manor held of the late King Edward as of the honour of Pontefract, now in the Kings hand by reason of the forfeiture of Thomas late Earl of Lancaster, by service of a moiety of a knights fee, which manor the present King granted to Maud, late the wife of the said Robert, to hold until the full age of the heir, who still holds it.
Scarthecroft: The manor held of John de Rithre, was of the manor of Heselwode by service of a quarter of a knights fee; which manor was committed to the said Maud by a like grant of the King. William his son & heir aged 12 years is his next heir.
     Sir John Ryther was named in the militia list taken in 1327 in Staincliffe wapentake, Yorkshire. In 1327 he was ordered with Henry de Hertlyngton, in wapent' de Staynclif to bear arms, etc.
Sir John Ryther married Eleanor Unknown (Ryther) before 1328.
In 1328 Sir John Ryther sold property in Crathorne, etc, York, Yorkshire. York. Octave of the Purification, 2 Edw III, 1328: William, Bishop of Norwich, Richard de Ayremynne, and Master Adam de Ayremunne, quer., John son of William de Ryther and Alianora his wife, def., of twelve messuages, 30 tofts, one mill, 2 carucates and 4 bovates of land, and 12 1/2 acres of meadow, in Crathorn: To hold to the Bishop Richard and Master Adam, and the heirs of the Bishop. Quitclaim by John and Alianora for themselves and the heirs of Alianora. The querants gave 100 marks.
York, Octave of Trinity, 2 Edward III, 1328: Robert de Arches of Smytheton, quer., John de Ryther and Alionara his wife, def., of one messuage, one toft, 52 acres of land 7 sh. rent, in Kirkesmythton and Shadewell: to hold to Robert and his heirs; he gave 20 marks.
     He served in the wars from 1334. In 1334 Edward III, then at York, ordered John de Ryther and Nicholas de Wortlay to asemble the men-at-arms, archers and others at Sherburn, whence they were to proceed to the Scottish Marches. On his own testimony, taken from depositions on the Scrope and Grosvenor controversy in 1386, when he was too old and infirm to travel to York, we learn that when Edward III began his wars in France, he was with him in his expedition to Burempos in Picardy. He was afterwards in 1340, at the siege of Tournay, and in 1342 at the siege of Vannes and at the siege of Morlaix. He was with the King at Melrose on his expedition to Scotland and afterwards sailed to Flanders and took part in the battle of Sluys. He was at the great fight at Crecy in 1346, he then accompanied the King to Calais and was present during the long investment of that port, then to Rheims and Paris. He was also in the siege of Wellon in Lithuania and he caused the arms of Sir Geoffrey Scrope to be set up in the cathedral at Wellon. He was next at the battle of Najara, near the Ebro in Spain, then he attended the great lord of Lancaster, John of Gaunt, to the Chivranche in Caux. For his services he was probably exempted from the tax of knighthood, as we find him always styled esquire. His last years appear to have been spent at Scarborough, and in the subsidy roll of 1378 the name of William de Ryther, esquire, possibly his son, [but more likely his nephew] appears at the head of the inhabitants of Ryther.
Debtor: John de Ryther, knight, of Yorks, of Leics., of Northants., and lord of Hazlewood [Barkston Ash Wapentake, W.R.,Yorks.].
Creditor: Peter de Clay, citizen and mercer [merchant] of London.
Amount: £200.
Before whom: John de Oxford, Mayor of London; William de Carleton, Clerk.
When taken: 09/03/1342
First term: 24/06/1342
Last term: 24/06/1342
Writ to: Sheriff of London
Sent by: Simon Fraunceys, Mayor of London; William de Carleton, Clerk.
Endorsement: London' Coram Iusticiariis de banco..
Debtor: John de Rither, knight, [held land in Addingham, Staincliffe Wapentake, W.R. Yorks.]
Creditor: Sir Thomas de Brayton, clerk, and Robert Foucher, otherwise called Garland, merchant. Amount: £100.
Before whom: Simon Fraunceys, Mayor of London; William de Carleton, Clerk.
When taken: 09/02/1343
Writ to: Sheriff of Yorks. Sent by: Simon Fraunceys, Mayor of London; William de Carleton, Clerk.
Endorsement: Ebor' Coram Justic' de Banco. Brayton..
Debtor: John de Ryther, knight.
Creditor: Robert de Manfield [Gilling Wapentake, N.R., Yorks.].
Amount: £20.
Before: Chancery. 24/05/1340
Writ to: Sheriff of Leics, sent by: Chancery
Endorsement: Richard de Stoneleigh, Sheriff, replies that the writ arrived too late to be executed.
Note: Inquisition and return: Date for the return to Chancery: 29/05/1345. The writ says that the sheriff had replied to a previous writ that he had sent it to the Bailiff of the Honor of Leicester, who had made no reply. He is ordered to enter the Liberty and seize all the chattels of John de Ryther, except his beasts for the plough, to the value of £20. [C 131/176/73; C 131/177/1; C 131/177/20 are duplicates].
     John died after 1386.

     John Ryther (of Berkshire & Hampshire) was born say 1550.
10 Sept. 1581 (i) John Ryther of Finchampstead, turner, to (ii) Thomas Harrison, gentleman. Gift - 2 pieces of meadow land called Fasbyes plottes (1a) in the parish of Eversley, Hampshire. One piece adjoining a meadow called Borsey Meade and the other adjoining a meadow called Henken Meade lately in the occupation of Stephen Holloway. (i) had been granted the lands in a charter dated 19 January 1581 by Humphry Fasby. Warranty clause
Endorsements: livery of seisin 28 March 1582.
An old deed of ye meade plotte in Eversley given by W Palmer for ye Ringing the Bell in Ockingham 10 Sept. 23 Eliz. 1580 John Pyther (sic) to Tho Harrison (1).
A John Rither was buried at Barkham, on 27 Dec 1561..

     John Ryther (of Laleham) married Joan Sallatt on 3 July 1569 in All Saints, Laleham, Middlesex, England.

     John Ryther (of Liverpool) was born circa 1680?.

     John Ryther Jr was born before 1680 in Yorkshire, England. His father was described as John senior in his will.. He was the son of John Ryther.

     Jordan Ryther was born circa 1166. He was the son of Hamelin Ryther.
In 1219, Jordan de Ryther gave six acres of land in Bradley (near Huddersfield) with a toft and free common, to the monks of Fountains, which his son Thomas confirmed.

     Joseph Ryther was born on 9 September 1657 in Mapgait, Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of Robert Ryther. Joseph Ryther was christened on 13 September 1657 in St Peter, Leeds. Robert Ryther of Mapgait had a child born 9 September and baptised the 13 September named Joseph.

     Joseph Ryther was born on 14 July 1666 in Mapgait, Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of Samuel Ryther and Elizabeth Cooper. Joseph Ryther was christened on 25 July 1666 in St Peter, Leeds.

     Joseph Ryther was christened on 12 October 1656 in Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Ryther and Isabel Unknown (Ryther).
     Joseph died before 6 March 1657/58 in Leeds, YKS. He was buried on 6 March 1657/58 in Leeds.

     Joseph Ryther was the son of Ottiwell Rider Ryther and Ellen/Ellenor Musgrave. Joseph Ryther was baptized on 4 January 1644/45 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire. Joseph, son of Ottiwell Rider of Quarie Hill.

     Joseph Ryther was christened on 9 February 1806 in York, Yorkshire. He was the son of Thomas Ryther and Mary Unknown (Ryther).

     Joseph Ryther was christened on 12 September 1742 in Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of George Ryther (of Leeds).

     Joseph Ryther was also known as Ryder in records. He was born on 26 June 1721 in York, Yorkshire. He was the son of Thomas Ryther.

     Joseph Ryther was christened on 12 April 1646 in St John's, Leeds, Yorkshire. Joseph, child of Ottiwell Rider, of Mapgait. He was the son of Ottiwell Rider Ryther.

     Joshua Ryther married Hannah Unknown (Ryther). Joshua Ryther was born on 22 February 1662/63 in Mapgait, Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of Robert Ryther. Joshua Ryther was christened on 2 March 1662/63 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire. Joshua was present at Sarah Ryther's christening on 1 November 1682 in Leeds, St Peter, YKS.

     Joshua Ryther was christened on 21 February 1649/50 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire. He was the son of Ottiwell Rider Ryther and Ellen/Ellenor Musgrave.

     Katharine Ryther was born before 1575 in Heckfield & Mattingley, Hampshire. She was the daughter of Unknown Ryther.
Katharine Ryther married Thomas Clement on 3 May 1590 in Heckfield & Mattingley, Hampshire, England.

     Lawrence Ryther was born before 1515. He was the son of Thomas Ryther.
Lawrence Ryther married Catherine Unknown (Ryther) before 1533. They left no issue..
     Lawrence Ryther made a will dated 3 December 1533 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. He named his wife Katherine and Lawrence & Thomas Ryder his nephews, sons of his brother Thomas Ryder as legatees, his brother William being a witness to the testament.
     His will was proved between 23 February 1533 and 1534 at Lincolnshire. Laurence Ryder, Epworth.
     Lawrence died before 23 February 1533/34 in Epworth, Lincolnshire.

     Lawrence Ryther was the son of Thomas Ryther and Margaret Unknown (Ryther).
     His will was proved in 1601 at Lincolnshire. Laurence Ryder, Burringham.
     Lawrence died circa 1601? In Burringham, Althorpe, Lincolnshire.

      He was, no doubt, the Lawrence Ryder, vicar, who winessed the will of Thomas Ryder, Junior, of Haxey 1550.. Rev Lawrence Ryther was born before 1510. He was the son of Thomas Ryther and Joan Unknown (Ryther).
     In Thomas Ryther's will dated 21 July 1531 in Epworth, Rev Lawrence Ryther was named as executor of the estate.
     In Lawrence Ryther's will dated 3 December 1533 in Epworth, Lincolnshire, Rev Lawrence Ryther was named as heir. He witnessed Thomas Ryther's will dated between February 1550 and 3 October 1559 in Haxey, Lincolnshire.

     Lawrence Ryder Ryther was the son of William Ryther and (?) Unknown.
     Lawrence died in 1601. He was a sailor and had three daughters, by Barbara..

     Link to Harrowby Ryther was born. Note that this link is no longer included in Burke's. He was the son of Ferndinando Ryder Ryther.

     Lydia Ryther was born before 1725 in Yorkshire.
Lydia Ryther married George Eddison on 24 August 1743 in Leeds, Yorkshire.

     Lydia Ryther was born say 1660.
Lydia Ryther married David Nuttbrowne on 20 November 1684 in Friends Meeting, York, Yorkshire. David Nuttbrowne of Howden in the couny of Yorkshire, Linnen weaver, took to wife Liddya Ryther of York , spinster, in an assembly of the people called Quakers in the Citty of Yorke the 20 Day of the 9 month 1684.

     Margaret Ryther married Christopher Thorp. She was his second wife.. Margaret Ryther was born before 1472. She was the daughter of Oliver Ryther and Ann Hungate.

     Margaret Ryther was born before 1637 in Belton, Lincolnshire. This is an assumed link only. She was the daughter of Robert Ryther and Eleanor Browne.
Margaret Ryther married Allan Coggan on 26 November 1660 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. Allan Coggan & Margaret Rither.

     Margaret Ryther was christened on 3 May 1590 in Heckfield & Mattingley, Hampshire. This may be the Margery Ryther buried there on 14 April 1593. She was the daughter of William Ryther and Margaret Moggenwood.
     Margaret Ryther and Nicholas Ryther, William Ryther, Richard Ryther and Elizabeth Ryther were beneficiaries in Margaret Moggenwood's will dated 10 December 1646 in Finchampstead, Berkshire.

     Margaret Ryther was christened on 9 February 1725/26 in St Michael-le-Belfry, York, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Ryther.

     Margaret Ryther was christened on 23 April 1676 in St Mary, Swillington, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Ryther and Mary Langdale. Margaret Ryther was confirmed as a Roman Catholic in 1687 in Hazlewood or Hazelwood, Yorkshire.
Margaret Ryther married Richard Brigham after 5 October 1700 in Thorner, Yorkshire. Richard Brigham of Wyton, free of York as a woollen draper in 1699 ... He married Margaret, daughter of John Ryther, gent of Scarcroft, a poor gentleman papist resident in York from before 1678. Lived at Middlegate. Their marriage licence was dated 5 Oct 1700 between Richard Brigham aged 24 of York and Margaret Ryther aged 21 of Thorner, for a marriage at Thorner.
     Margaret died in 1726 in Middlegate, York. She was buried at Holy Trinity (Rom: in register).

     Margaret Ryther was the daughter of John Ryther and Ann Hussey.