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Many members of the Savile family have held the title
of Lord, including:
Child:
Ellen Hobbs [b 1856] who was a cotton reeler [1891]
They lived at 48 Crossley Terrace, Halifax [1891].
He was dead by 1891.
In 1891 the widowed Jane was a washerwoman.
Living with her and daughter Ellen was nephew [?] Herbert Lister
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This daughter married Ralph Snaith.
Children:
Ralph Snaith was bailiff of Pontefract.
In his will, dated 11 March 1472, Ralph Snaith refers often
to my wife but does not name her.
However, she can be identified from the part in his will where he
gives instructions for the care of his three young sons, in which he
states ...
Item I will that my wife gife to youg John Savell a gra horse trotyng
whiche gois in the parke; that Thamas Savell have a dublett of grene
chamlett and William Savell a dublett of blake damaske; and that my
sister Waterton have a doblett of cremysyn velwett for hir son; and
that my wife take a gowne furyd wt buge and a dublett of blake
velwett for hir rememerance of me.
Ralph asks to be buried in the church of the colege of the Holy
Trynite in Pomfrete.
[Testamenta Eboracensia pt 3, p.203]
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Recorded in 1547.
He married Margaret Hardy
She married John Kaye of Woodsome and Oakenshaw.
They had 7 illegitimate children
She married Joseph Ramsden,
becoming his second wife.
Dorothy died after giving birth to their daughter,
Grace and was buried 6th October 1682, the same day
as Grace was baptised
He married Alice Oates.
Children:
He lived at Ainley House, Elland
He had disagreements with William Fourness, lord of the Manor of Shelf Hall
Son of Sir Henry Savile.
He married (1) Mary Leigh.
They divorced on grounds of causa frigidatis.
He married (2) Elizabeth Barnby.
After Edward's death, Elizabeth married James
Birkby who was Lord Mayor of York [1558, 1596]
She married (1) Robert Pilkington.
She married (2) John Rayner.
She married (3) Mr Rokeby
She married (1) Sir Robert Waterton of Walton.
Child:
Sir John Waterton
She married (2) Thomas Savile of Hullenedge.
They appear to have had no male issue.
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See
Greenwood Stone and
Savile's Law
Of Lupset and Thornhill in Yorkshire.
A member of the Savile family of Thornhill, and the Savile family of Lupset
He was created 2nd Baronet Savile of Thornhill in 1611.
He married Unknown.
Children:
He married Unknown.
Child: George
Born 11th November 1633.
He became a statesman, politician and essayist.
He was a wealthy baronet, 4th Baronet Savile of Thornhill.
He entered politics in the 1660s and supported the Royalist cause
in the Civil War.
He was a protestant, but a loyal supporter of the Stuart cause.
On the death of Cromwell, he declared himself in favour of
the absent king.
At the Restoration, he was created
Baron Savile of Eland and Viscount Halifax [1667],
the 1st Earl of Halifax (First Creation) [1679],
Keeper of the Privy Seal,
and
the 1st Marquis of Halifax [1682]
He wrote several works, including a book entitled The
Miscellanies about the social life and customs of Britain
which was published by Robert Urie of Glasgow [1751].
In 1656, he married (1) Lady Dorothy Spencer [1640-1670].
Child: William
In 1672, he married (2) Gertrude Pierrepont.
Child: 2.
Elizabeth Stanhope Countess of Chesterfield
On 5th April 1695, George was
He was buried at Westminster Abbey
See
The Life & Letters of Sir George Savile
Marquess of Halifax.
7th Baronet Savile of Thornhill.
He became Lord Savile of Rufford.
Lord of the Manor of Heptonstall
Born in Savile House, London [18th July 1726].
Independent Whig MP for Yorkshire.
He was one of the largest landowners in the district.
He was president of the Halifax Union Club.
He took a prominent part in the formation of the Calder & Hebble Navigation Company.
He was a subscriber to the publication of Watson's History.
He visited Royds' House, Halifax on many occasions, and may have
given his name to George Square.
In 1756, he and Charles Watson-Wentworth established the Regiment
which became the
King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry.
He never married.
The male line of the Savile family ended when he died [10th January
1784].
His sister, Barbara, married Richard Lumley-Saunderson.
See
Rev George Braithwaite,
Elections and
Union Journal
He married Unknown.
Child: Susannah [16??-1708] who married William Richardson
Son of Thomas Savile.
He married Sibill Copley.
Child: Thomas
Son of Nicholas Savile.
He married Elizabeth Hall.
Children:
Recorded in 1222 & 1225.
He married Agnes Golcar.
Children:
Esquire, of the Parish of Halifax.
Second son of Henry Savile, Esquire, of Elland and Thornhill.
He married Helen (Ellen) Copley.
From this line, came the Savile families
of Copley,
of Hullenedge,
of New Hall, Elland,
of Methley
etc.
Children:
He was buried at Halifax Parish Church
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He held land and property in Hipperholme, Horbury, Sandal, and
elsewhere.
He was buried at the church of White Friars, Fleet Street, London.
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Son of Sir John Savile.
He was High Sheriff of Yorkshire [1541-1542].
He was Lord of the Manor of Heptonstall.
He stood by Henry VIII during the Pilgrimage of Grace.
He was a supporter of Robert Holdsworth and an enemy of Sir Richard Tempest.
He married Elizabeth Soothill.
Children:
In 154?, he married Elizabeth Ramsden at Elland.
Children:
He was involved in the Wakefield-Pontefract feud.
He was buried at Elland Parish Church
Son of Thomas Savile.
Like his father and his son, he collected manuscripts.
He married Frances Moyser.
Children:
Son of Henry Savile.
Born at Bradley Hall, Stainland.
He was known Long Harry Savile – a nickname given to
distinguish him from other Saviles at Oxford.
Son of Thomas Savile.
Born at Blaithroyd and is also known as Henry of
Banke.
The family moved to Shaw Hill when he was a boy.
Like his distinguished relative – Sir Henry Savile – he went
to Merton College Oxford, and he became a scholar of mathematics,
medicine, chemistry, painting, heraldry, and antiquities.
He did not marry and had no children.
He travelled widely, and he was a collector of books and manuscripts.
He lived in the parish of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, and was
buried at the church there
Second son of Sir John Savile.
He married Unknown.
Children:
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The first member of the Savile family of Thornhill.
Son of Sir John Savile.
He married Elizabeth.
Children:
Henry took over the Thornhill family lands in Sowerbyshire
and Thornhill.
He probably died in 1412
See
The Savile family of Thornhill
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He married Grace Whitley
A pedigree has suggested that this is a son of John Savile.
He married Anne Hopton.
Children:
He married Unknown.
Child: Thomas
He married Unknown.
Children:
He married Unknown.
Child: John
Son of John Savile.
He married Jane Wood.
Children:
See
Savile Family Pedigrees and
Margaret de Savile
Of Copley.
Son of Henry Savile, Esquire.
He married Matilda.
Children:
He was buried at Halifax Parish Church
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Son and heir of Sir Thomas Savile.
He was
High Sheriff of Yorkshire [1455, 1461] /
MP for Yorkshire [1450, 1467].
Antiquarian
Joseph Hunter
says
The castle thus became his occasional residence, where he died on the
morrow of the feast of St Basil, 1482.
His body was carried through Wakefield and sumptuously buried at
Thornhill
Sir John was one of the protagonists in the Savile-Pilkington feud.
He married Alice Gascoigne.
Children:
He (probably) died at Sandal Castle.
He was buried at Thornhill
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He married Agnes Aldwark.
Child: Henry
Son of Thomas Savile.
He married Agnes from Rochdale.
Children:
Son of Sir John Savile.
He married Isabel Latham.
Children:
Father unknown.
Documents do exist naming men of the Savile family prior to this, but
insufficient to establish lineage.
There is mention of a
Henry de Seyvill in 1225,
Sir John de Seyvill in 1251,
Baldwin de Seyville and his sons,
William, John and Hugh, in the Wakefield Court
Rolls [1274-1307] and the Lunacy Inquisition of Peter de
Seyvell in 1286.
He married Margaret (Margery).
We do not have the date of the marriage but it took place before
1306, and probably in 1300
Children:
Sir John was probably dead in 1337
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Of Golcar and Rishworth.
Son and heir of Sir John Savile.
He did homage 1337.
He married Margaret.
Children:
He was dead in 1353
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Of Golcar, and of Elland and Tankersley, by his marriage.
Son and heir of Sir John Savile.
He was
High Sheriff of Yorkshire [1380, 1382-1383, 1387-1388]
and
Knight of the Shire [1375, 1382, 1384, 1389].
Before 1353, he married Isabel, daughter of Thomas de Eland, Esquire of Elland and Tankersley, which manors she
brought to the marriage.
Children:
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Son of Sir John Savile, knt., of Golcar and of Elland and
Tankersley.
He was High Sheriff of Yorkshire [1402-1403].
He married Unknown.
This may be so, but no evidence has been found to support it
Children:
Isabel died before 1449, her cousin,
Sir Thomas Savile, being her heir to Elland and Tankersley
etc
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He married Unknown.
This may be so, but no evidence has been found to support it
They had no children
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He married Unknown.
Children:
He married Jane Harrington.
Children:
Son of Sir John Savile.
He succeeded his grandfather as Steward of Wakefield.
In 1481, he was knighted by Richard, Duke of Gloucester.
He married (1) Alice Vernon.
He married (2) Elizabeth Paston.
Children:
Third son of Thomas Savile, esquire, of Hullenedge
John is mentioned in the 1488 will of his
brother Thomas.
John appears to have acquired the family lands after his
brothers Thomas and Henry died without male issue.
He married Unknown.
Children:
The following document shows that Leonard was the oldest son
[Nott Arch DD/SR/207/634]
John is named in two documents of November 1474 with his
cousins, Nicholas Stansfeld, James Stansfeld, and
Geoffrey Stansfeld.
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Son of Thomas Savile.
He married Anne Cawthorne.
Children:
He married Frances Boswell [1549-1609].
Children:
Frances & the 4 daughters were buried at Elland Parish Church
Born at Bradley Hall, Stainland.
Around 1561, he attended Brasenose College Oxford.
He was a Barrister and a Judge.
He became the Steward of Wakefield.
He was one of the original members of the Society of
Antiquaries.
In 1598, he was appointed
one of the Barons of the Exchequer under James I.
In 1603, he was knighted.
On 11th May 1574, he married (1) Jane Garth [1544-1586/7].
Children:
On 23rd December 1587, he married (2) Elizabeth Wentworth.
Children:
On 15th January 1593/4, he married (3) Dorothy Wentworth.
There is also a record of a 4th wife, Margery Peake.
He is described as
He was buried at St Dunstan's Church in the West, Fleet Street,
London.
His heart was buried in the south aisle of Methley Church, Leeds.
See
Annesley House, Elland,
William Camden,
Nicholas Hanson and
Roman Altar at Thick Hollins
A politician who became the MP for Lincolnshire in 1586, the Sheriff
of Lincolnshire in 1600.
He was made a knight of the shire for York in the years 1597, 1614,
1624, and 1626.
He was Custos Rotulorum of the West Riding of Yorkshire.
He was ejected from office in 1615, but reappointed in 1626.
He became a privy councillor, and the comptroller of the household,
1627-30.
In 1627, he was created Baron Savile
He was living in York in 1617, when he married Isabel Lawe.
Children:
First Baron Savile of Rufford [1888].
He owned the Savile Arms, Elland [1895]
Of Rufford Abbey.
Second Baron Savile of Rufford.
He married Unknown.
Children:
Probate records show that he left an estate valued at £163,644.
His widow, Lady Savile of Walshaw, and Claud E. Levita,
had a son, Wilfred Harry who married Mrs Helen Sholta
Mann [1950?]
See:
Brown Cow, Rishworth /
Elland Town Hall /
Lower Cockcroft Hall, Rishworth /
Savile Arms, Elland /
Walshaw Dean Footpath Dispute
Son & heir of Sir John Savile of Hullenedge.
He married Joan (also called Jennet).
Child: Thomas
When Leonard knew that he was dying he took the following
action:
[Nott Arch DD/SR/207/626]
Leonard last appears in documents in mid 1525.
In November that year, his younger brother John, now
esquire, was in possession of Hullenedge Hall:
[Nott Arch DD/SR/207/640]
His widow, Joan, remarried, as can be seen from this document:
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She was Prioress of Kirklees Priory, though the exact dates are
lost.
Watson in his History of Halifax [p 210] said:
John married Margery, daughter and coheiress
of Henry Rishworth, of Rishworth, in Halifax Parish, esquire
Watson copied the above from a pedigree written by
Ralph Thoresby
in his Ducatus Leodiensis [1715].
It may be so, though no original evidence has been found to support
it.
It seems more likely, if she was Prioress in 1358, that she was the
next generation = the daughter, not the sister, of Sir John Savile of Golcar and Rishworth
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She married John Clay from Clay House, Greetland
He married Agnes Haigh.
Children:
It has been suggested in a pedigree that he was the son of Thomas Savile.
He married Margaret Wilkinson.
Children:
A pedigree has suggested that this is a son of Henry Savile
of Copley.
He married Janet de Lacy.
Children:
He married Unknown.
Children:
He married Jane Chaworth from Warton.
Children:
He married Ellen Fulnetby.
Children:
He married (1) Unknown.
Children:
In 1491, he married (2) Joan Otes.
Children:
He married (3) Agnes Otes
John de Eland's share came by marriage to the Saviles of Eland, and
was given by Sir Henry Savile, K.B. of Tankersley and Thornhill, to
his base son Sir Robert Savile of Howley, who dying intestate in
1538, this moiety fell to the Crown for want of an heir, and thus the
two moieties became again united.
[Townl. MSS. (Not. Cestr. ii. 121 Canon Raine's note) Quoted in An
History of The Original Parish of Whalley, T.D. Whitaker]
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She married Robert Waterhouse.
After a dispute with her half-brother, Gilbert Otes, she and her
husband inherited Shibden Hall in 1522
She married Robert Waterhouse
He married Unknown.
Children:
He had lands at Mirfield.
He married Elizabeth Shaw.
Children:
Lord Savile Ref 60-90
Savile, Mrs Ref 60-54
She ran a private school in Halifax [around 1870]
Savile, Mr Ref 60-4
He married Jane
Savile, Anne Ref 60-58
Sir John Savile of Thornhill had a daughter.
Her name is unknown.
It is given as Anne in a pedigree.
be the avice of my wife and of her brodir William Savell, beryng
witnes Thomas Watkynson, John Dykonson and Thomas Moulton.
Savile, Cuthbert Ref 60-56
Son of Thomas Savile.
Margaret was the daughter of John Hardy of Halifax
Savile, Dorothy Ref 60-92
Daughter of Sir Henry Savile.
Savile, Dorothy Ref 60-63
Of Greetland.
Savile, Edward Ref 60-78
Son of Nicholas Savile.
Alice was the daughter of John Oates of Halifax
Savile, Edward Ref 60-95
Fourth son of Nicholas Savile.
Savile, Edward Ref 60-37
Lord of the Manor of Shelf.
Savile, Edward Ref 60-84
Of Thornhill.
Mary was the daughter of Sir Richard Leigh of St Albans
Elizabeth was the daughter of Geoffrey Barnby
Savile, Elizabeth Ref 60-70
Daughter of Thomas Savile.
Savile, Elizabeth Ref 60-53
Thomas was her second cousin
Administration Jan 14, 1493-4 to John Waterton, Knt [Rotherham, i, 61]
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-76
Lord of the Manor of Wadsworth.
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-99
Son of Sir George Savile.
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-49
First Baronet Savile of Thornhill.
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-36
Eldest son of Sir William Savile.
Dorothy was the daughter of the 1st Earl of Sunderland
and Dorothy Sidney
Gertrude was the daughter of William Pierrepont of
Thoresby
carried off by a mortification of the bowels
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-93
Born in Thornhill.
Savile, Sir George Ref 60-91
8th and last Baronet Savile of Thornhill.
Savile, Gilbert Ref 60-68
Of Greetland.
Savile, Henry Ref 60-50
Of Copley.
Sibill was the daughter of Lyon Copley of Batley
Savile, Henry Ref 60-67
Of Wath and Elland.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Thurstan Hall of Wath
Savile, Henry Ref 60-30
Son of John Savile.
Agnes was the daughter of John Golcar
Savile, Sir Henry Ref 60-100
In 1535, he was lord of the Manor of Skircoat
Savile, Henry Ref 60-85
Written: Savell
Helen was the daughter & heiress of Thomas Copley
By his marriage, Henry became of Copley.
Savile, Henry Ref 60-46
In 1442, he married Joan, daughter of John Lacy
Savile, Henry Ref 60-31
Son of Thomas Savile.
In his will Henry mentions
his mother – myn olde Lady Sayvell;
his older brother Thomas and
his wife Elizabeth – Elizabeth Waterton, widow;
his sister Agnes and her husband Thomas Blakker;
his young brother William;
and Jane and Elizabeth Eland.
He also made other bequests including to the churches of White
Friars, London; and in Sandal; Thornhill and Elland
Savile, Sir Henry Ref 60-20
Of Thornhill and of Soothill.
Savile, Henry Ref 60-12
Or Sayvill.
Third son of John Sayvill.
He owned Bradley Hall, Stainland and Sunnybank, Greetland.
Savile, Henry Ref 60-94
Of The Banke.
Savile, Sir Henry Ref 60-102
Scholar.
Savile, Sir Henry Ref 60-15
MA.
Savile, Henry Ref 60-24
See Henry Lumley-Savile
Savile, Henry de Ref 60-3
Written: Sayuill & Sayvill
Savile, Henry de Ref 60-96
Esquire, of Elland and Tankersley, and of Thornhill, by his
marriage.
Elizabeth was the daughter and heiress of Simon de Thornhill
and brought to the marriage the vast lands of Thornhill family
Savile, Hugh Ref 60-13
Son of Thomas Savile.
Savile, John Ref 60-104
Of Hullen Edge.
Anne was the daughter of J. Hopton of Armley
Savile, John Ref 60-33
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-48
Son of Sir John Savile.
His wife was a daughter of Sir Simon de Rockley
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-60
Of Savile Hall [?].
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-71
Of Tankersley.
Jane was the daughter of Matthew de Bosco
[alias Wood]
Savile, John Ref 60-1391
Written: Sayvell & Sayvyl
While there is no evidence to support it, some pedigrees state
that John married Maud (which was a version
of Matilda), the daughter of Thomas Trafford of
Trafford, Lancashire
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-22
Of Elland, Tankersley and Thornhill.
he was chief steward of the manor of Wakefield Honour of Wakefield
connected with which office was the custody of the castle of Sandal.
Alice was the daughter of Sir William Gascoigne of
Gawthorpe
Savile, John Ref 60-42
Son of Sir John Savile.
Agnes was the daughter of Sir Roger Aldwark
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-14
Of Tankersley.
Savile, John Ref 60-101
Of Tankersley.
Isabel was the daughter of Sir Robert Latham
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-41
Of Golcar and of Rishworth by his marriage.
He is the first member of the family from whom we can, using
documentary evidence, establish lineage. – see Savile Family Pedigrees.
Margaret was the daughter and coheir of Henry de Rishworth of Rishworth
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-6
Written: Saivyll & Sayvill
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-80
Written: Saville, Sayvill & Sayville
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-103
Of Eland.
It is said in a secondary source that he married Isabel,
daughter of Sir Robert de Radclyffe, of Radclyffe Tower.
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-17
Son of Sir John Savile
Some pedigrees have that he married Isabel daughter of Sir
William Fitzwilliam.
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-32
Of New Hall, Elland.
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-79
Son of Sir John Savile.
Jane was the daughter of Sir Thomas Harrington of
Brearley
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-18
Of Thornhill.
Alice was the daughter of Henry Vernon
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-97
Of Hullenedge.
In his History of Halifax [p. 182], Rev Watson
states that John married Alice, daughter of Ralph
Lister of Halifax, but evidence to support this has not been found
1522, 26 June. Indenture lease: Leonard Savile, son and heir of Sir
John Savile to Henry Clay messuage in Eland.
Sept 30, 1510. The will of Sir John Savile, Knight, was proved and
adm. of his goods was committed to Sir Thomas Pek, one of the exors,
power being reserved
Savile, John Ref 60-83
Of Rodwell.
Anne was the daughter of George Cawthorne of Carleton
in Skipton
Savile, John Ref 60-27
Of New Hall, Elland.
Frances was the daughter of Godfrey Boswell
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-23
Lawyer.
Brother of Sir Henry Savile
Savile, John Ref 60-45
Last member of the Elland branch of the Savile family founded by
Thomas Savile of Hullen Edge Hall.
He was buried in Elland Parish Church
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-21
Son of Henry Savile.
Jane was the daughter of Richard Garth of Morden, Surrey
of Bradley Hall, Stainland and Methley Hall, near Leeds
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-9
First Baron Savile of Pontefract.
Savile, John Ref 60-82
Second son of William Savile.
Halifax attorney.
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-64
6th Baronet Savile of Thornhill
Savile, John Ref 60-44
Born John Lumley-Savile.
Savile, Sir John Ref 60-74
KCVO, TD, DL.
Savile, Leonard Ref 60-87
Of Hullenedge.
1 Sept. 1523. Indenture. Guardianship deed Leonard Savile of Eland
son and heir of John of Hollyngage to Thomas Savile of Bothomehall,
gent., Thomas son and heir of Leonard Savile.
1525, 24 Nov. Indenture lease: John Savile of Holingedge esq and son
Leonard to Thomas Savile of Denton, Hullyngage Hall and lands. Eland
1555/6 Mar 7. Indenture lease John [Joan] Hyde, widow of Christopher
Hyde of Stainforth, a late widow of Leonard Savile, to her son Thomas
Savile, all her lands and messuages in Elland, Stainland and Greetland
Savile, Long Harry Ref 60-89 Savile, Margaret de Ref 60-86
Written: de Seyvill
Sir John [de Savile] married Jane, daughter
of Matthew de Bosco (alias Wood) by whom, John,
and Margaret, Prioress of Kirklees, 32 Edw III [1358-9].
Savile, Margery Ref 60-57
Or Mariola.
(Possibly) daughter of Henry Savile [??].
Savile, Michael Ref 60-29
Vicar of Elland [1561]
Savile, Nicholas Ref 60-88
Son of Nicholas Savile.
Agnes was the daughter of John Haigh
Savile, Nicholas Ref 60-61
Of New Hall, Elland.
Margaret was the daughter of William Wilkinson
Savile, Nicholas Ref 60-52
Of The Banke, Southowram.
Savile, Nicholas Ref 60-62
Or Saville.
Built New Hall, Elland.
Savile, Robert Ref 60-34
A pedigree has suggested that this is a son of John Savile.
Savile, Robert Ref 60-5
Of Hullen Edge.
Ellen was the daughter of Thomas Fulnetby of Fulnetby,
Lincolnshire
Savile, Robert Ref 60-73
Of Hullen Edge.
Second son of the Savile family of Elland.
Savile, Sir Robert Ref 60-2
Of Howley and Rochdale
In 7 Henry III, John de Eland and John de Lacy were joint lords of
the manor of Rochdale.
Savile, Sibel Ref 60-81
Aka Sibell or Sibyl.
Daughter of Robert Savile and Joan Otes.
Savile, Sibil Ref 60-38
Daughter of Robert Savile.
Savile, Thomas Ref 60-40
Son of John Savile.
Savile, Thomas Ref 60-47
Son of Robert Savile.
Elizabeth was the daughter of James Shaw