The entries for people & families with the surname Eland are gathered together in this SideTrack.
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She married (1) Ricardo Anson
She married (2) William Overton
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He disliked his people having to travel to Halifax Parish Church,
and Elland Parish Church was built at his instigation.
He pastured sheep at Exley and Southowram for the monks at
Fountains Abbey.
He married Miss Whitworth from Whitworth.
Children:
He was succeeded by his son, Hugh
He married Joanna de Tankersley.
Children:
He was succeeded by John
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He married Johanna de Tankersley.
Children:
See
Blackstone Edge
She married Sir John Savile and brought to the marriage the
manors of Tankersley and Elland.
For instance:
[In Memorand' Scaccaij 18 H.8.(1526) Among The Records of Easter
Terme. rot.20. Dodsworths Yorkshire Notes, Wapentake of Agbrigg, p.11]
However, there is clear proof that her father was Thomas de Eland, as
[Chantry Surveys, Surtees Soc. ii, 298]
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He succeeded his uncle, John de Eland, as priest at
Elland [12??].
He installed new windows in the church to commemorate members of his
family
Children:
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He married Matilda Harland.
Children:
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He married Helena Radcliffe
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His brother Hugh appointed him priest at
Elland [1290]
He was born at Elland Old Hall.
He was the grandfather of Isobel de Eland.
He quarrelled with John Quarmby over land at Stainland.
He became High Sheriff of Yorkshire [1340-1341], and was steward
for the Wakefield Manor for John Earl of Warenne.
Around 1309, he married (1) Alice de Lathom.
Child: 1. Hugh.
He married (2) Ayme de Rygate.
They had no children.
He married (3) Alys.
Child: 2. Thomas of Lincolnshire
He was succeeded by Hugh.
He died some time after 13th January 1354.
Question:
There seems to be some confusion between this man and Sir John Elland.
Can anyone throw any light on this complicated family?
See
Elland market,
Manor of Norland and
John de Rokis
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Question:
Can anyone resolve the question of her parentage?
In 1293, she married (1) John Lacy.
After John's death, she married (2) William de Eland
He married Alicia Curson.
Child: John
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In the 16th century, he sold Slead Hall, Brighouse to James
and Richard Waterhouse
In 1413, he occupied Shibden Mill and rented Brighouse Mill.
He sub-let Shibden Mill to Richard Gibson and Edward Gibson
He became lord of the Manor of Elland, Rochdale and Tankersley.
He married Unknown.
Child: John
He married Joan.
This may be so, but no evidence has been found to support it
Children:
In 1396, a licence was obtained by Sir John
Savile, Thomas's son-in-law, to found a chantry at Elland
church to pray for (among others) Thomas de Eland
and Joan his wife, parents of John's
wife Isabella.
Circumstantial evidence suggests that Thomas and his son were
killed in late 1353 or 1354, by Adam Beaumont, Thomas
son of Thomas de Lacy of Cromwellbottom, William de
Lockwood and others.
Unfortunately the records of the Brighouse Tourn, Wakefield Manor
Rolls, for the year 1353 have been lost.
The story goes that Sir John Eland was riding home from the
Sheriff's Tourn in 1353, when he was ambushed and killed by the above
three men, and others at Lane Head, Brighouse.
They then fled the area but returned some months later and
killed Thomas de Eland and his son, at Elland.
There has been debate over this as some accounts say that they came
back and killed a young Sir John Eland and his son.
There has also been debate as to whether the events ever occurred, or
it was only a myth.
In his History of Brighouse, Rastrick, & Hipperholme [p. 88]
Horsfall Turner reports that Mr Paley Baildon and Mr
H. J. Barber found an
of the event in a manuscript at the Record Office, London.
This stated that
At York Castle delivery in 1355, John de Shelley was tried and
found not guilty having been seized by order of the sheriff
because he received at Brighouse William de Lockwood, Adam Beaumont
and others who had feloniously slain John de Elland, knight, knowing
of the commission of the felony
However it went, Isabel, daughter of Thomas de Eland and Joan his
wife, brought the Manors of Elland and Tankersley to Sir John Savile
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He owned land and property at Stoney Royd, Southowram and
Cromwellbottom.
He left his estate to Annabelle, daughter of William the Tailor of Halifax
He married Johanna Holmes.
Children:
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Eland, Elizabeth Ref 442-598
Daughter of John Eland.
Eland, Henry de Ref 442-35
Son of Leising de Eland.
Eland, Sir Hugh de Ref 442-36
or [1274-1309] Son of Henry de Eland.
Eland, Hugh de Ref 442-206
Child: Margaret
Eland, Sir Hugh de Ref 442-37
Son of Sir John de Eland.
Eland, Isabel de Ref 442-91
Daughter of Thomas de Eland.
There has been argument over the centuries as to
whether Isabel was the daughter of Sir John Eland
or Thomas de Eland
Extract from a hearing of the Barons of the Exchequer, 26 April 1526,
regarding ownership of lands in Sowerbyshire
[Sir] Henry Savile and by His Attourney saith that long since H.7
[King Henry 7th] father of the now king was seised of the demeasne of
Wakefield, one John Savile, Kt. and Isabell his wife, daughter and
heire of John Eland, Kt. deceased, was seized in demeasne as in right
of the said Isabell of and in the foresaid towns of Barsland etc. and
the foresaid John Savile and Isabell has issue John Savile, Esq. who
after their death entered into the p'mises etc ......
in July 1396, her husband, Sir John Savile, founded a chantry at
Elland Church to pray for, among others, Thomas de Eland and Joan his
wife, parents of my wife Isabella.
Eland, James de Ref 442-253
Son of Sir Hugh de Eland.Eland, Sir John Ref 442-594
He married Unknown, daughter of John of Doncaster.
Eland, John Ref 442-596
Son of Robert Eland.
Matilda was the daughter of Petry Harland of Gloucester
Eland, John Ref 442-599
Son of John Eland.
Helena was the daughter of James Radcliffe – Jacobus
Radclyff – of Tower
Eland, John de Ref 442-252
Son of Henry de Eland.Eland, Sir John de Ref 442-38
Son of Sir Hugh de Eland.
Eland, Margaret de Ref 442-205
Daughter of Sir Hugh de Eland or
daughter of Sir Hugh de Eland or
daughter of Hugh de Eland.
Eland, Nicholas Ref 442-305
In 1526, he surrendered the use of Shibden Mill to Richard Gibson for a period of 46 years at an annual rent of
8/- payable at Whitsuntide
Eland, Robert Ref 442-595
Son of Sir John Eland.
Alicia was the daughter of John Curson
Eland, Robert Ref 442-23
Of Carlinghow, Lord of the Manor of Brighouse.
Eland, Robert Ref 442-141
Lord of the Manor of Hipperholme.Eland, Thomas de Ref 442-257
Son of Sir Hugh de Eland.
Eland, Thomas de Ref 442-587
In pedigrees, Joan has been said to be the daughter
of Gilbert Umfraville.
ancient poetical account
in 1353 Robert del Bothe of Holmfirth and Ric. his brother, Matthew
de Hepworth of Hepworth, Thomas the Litster or dyer of Almondbury and
Ralph de Skelmanthorp were seized because they had harboured William
de Lockwood and Adam Beaumont knowing that they had slain John de
Elland, knight, and were outlaws.
Edmund de Flockton was seized also for harbouring Beaumont at
Flockton, and Thomas Molot of Wakefield for giving Thomas son of
Thomas Lacy of Cromwellbottom 40s knowing he had slain John de
Elland, knt.
The jury pronounced them not guilty.
Eland, Sir Walter de Ref 442-258
He was a Chaplain at Elland Church.Eland, William Ref 442-597
Son of John Eland.
Johanna was the daughter of John Holmes
Eland, William de Ref 442-255
He was known as De Eland after he married Margaret de Eland.
He was Constable at Nottingham Castle when Earl Mortimer was
imprisoned there, and revealed to William of Montague a secret
passage which led to Mortimer
Eland, William de Ref 442-256
Eldest son of Sir Hugh de Eland.
He became a forester at Pickering.
This spread the family into North Yorkshire and East Yorkshire
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After his murder, the Elland line died out, and the Savile family – who had joined the Elland family by the marriage of Sir John Savile and Isobel de Eland – took over the manor of Elland
See
Elland Feud,
Elland Hall and
Rookes Hall
Being an ancient family, the Elands have a great number
of descendants, and frequently inter-married with other local families.
The various researchers have contributed generously to the entries
here, though their versions of the names, dates and relationships of
these descendants may conflict at some point.
Although there may be some errors / inaccuracies, the information here
will give the general reader some idea of who the family were and
what they achieved through the generations
The Eland family Ref 442-421
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Leising de Eland is recorded in the 1100s
There are
23
entries on
the Calderdale Companion
for people with the surname Eland,
as discussed in this SideTrack.
This count does not include other forms of the surname.
Eland surname Ref 442-1
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