Other Branches of the Malthous Family - from
late 1500's to early 1800's
Page numbers generally excluded from references. Bold highlighting of date,
and where appropriate individuals, by Webmaster. Column length generally
maintained from source, as is spelling in all cases.
Clint (Also Ripley and Hampsthwaite)
A List of Convicted Recusants in the Reign of King Charles II,
edited by Joseph S. Hansom. Included in
The Catholic Record Society, Vol. 6,
for 1907-08 (printed 1909, reprinted 1969).
British Museum, Additional MS. 20739, 1671
Hampsthwaite
Christopher Malthouse sen, labor.
Christopher Malthouse junr, labor
Johannes Malthouse, labor
The fine was uniformly £20 per mensem for each adult, except one half for a
wife.
The Nonconformist Register
or Northowram or Coley Register with lists of Popish Recusants, Quakers etc,
edited by J.Horsfall Turner, 1881.
From Records compiled by the reverends Oliver Heywood (1644-1702) and T.Dickenson (1702-1752).
Online version transcribed by Colin Hinson.
See Links - Yorkshire sites.
Claroe Recusants:Recognizances 1679
Mawtus (Clint - John, Chris.Senior [Indicted] and Chris.[Indicted])
Mawtus (Awdfeild - Phillip [indicted])
Skipton Bundle July, 1679, Popish Recusants
Mautus (Audfeild in Studley - Phillip, Richard, Sarah, Barbary and Prusella)
Leeds Session Augt., 1691, Popish Recusants
Mautus (Audfeild - Richard)
Maulthouse (Chlint cu. Hambletts - Christ. and John)
Roman Catholics in North West Yorkshire
Covering the Deaneries of Boroughbridge, Catterick, Richmond & parts of Lonsdale
Extracted from Returns of Papist 1767: Diocese of Chester
John P. Perkins & Pauline M. Litton, 1990
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| Name |
Age |
Occupation |
Resident |
Township |
| Malthouse Andrew |
47 |
Linnen Weaver |
7 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Christiana |
8 |
His Daughter |
7 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Francis |
40 |
Farmer |
40 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Mary |
33 |
His Wife |
10 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Ann |
9 |
Their Daughter |
9 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Mary |
7 |
Their Daughter |
7 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Elizabeth |
4 |
Their Daughter |
4 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Christiana |
1 |
Their Daughter |
1 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthouse Catherine |
45 |
Servant |
45 yrs |
Ripley |
| Malthus Francis |
65 |
Blacksmith |
born there |
Kirby Ravensworth, (Dalton) |
| Malthus Francis |
26 |
Blacksmith |
born there |
Kirby Ravensworth, (Newsham) |
| Malthus Thos |
24 |
Blacksmith |
born there |
Kirby Ravensworth, (Newsham) |
| Malthus Paul |
75 |
Blacksmith |
40 yrs |
Aldbrough pa. Stanwick St John |
Webmaster Note - The presentation of data in this publication is sometimes difficult to
follow. I am grateful to John Perkins for clarifying some of the information in the entries
above.
Long Cowton (alias East Cowton. Also North Yorkshire and Durham)
Marriages from the Pittington Registers (1575-1837)
Index originally prepared by Bill Rounce.
Online version prepared by George Bell from his collection of Durham indexes.
See Links - Yorkshire sites.
26 March 1600, Edward Rigby married An Mawtus.
Kirkby Malzeard
A Guide to Historical Sources for Ripon and District,
edited by J. Hebden.
Ripon Historical Society and Ripon and District F.H.G., 1994.
Public Record Office
Star Chamber James I
8/227/4 Sir Stephen Procter v
John Mallory Kt JP member of the Council of the North John
Steele als Rile his servant Ambrose Applebie his clerk John York
Kt said Dawson & Bayne Robert Mawtus Anthony Lumley Christopher
Craw Anthony Fawber Francis Sixworth of Grantley Francis Thawtes
(Thwaites) William Mealbancke Gilbert Horsman vicar of Kirkby
Malzeard Robert Servante John Dallaghe (Dolloughe) Thomas
Widison Marmaduke Willison (Wilson) George Fleming and others
his servants Thomas Scowthorpe and others
Embezzlement of goods stolen from William Southiell clerk and
recovered destruction of enclosure at Kirkby Malzeard embracery of a
grand jury &c
Webmaster Note - 1607. Procter was Puritan incomer to the area,
who bought the Fountains Abbey site and other lands in the vicinity.
To investigate this incident further.
Vyner MSS: 1190-1205, 77/1, 16 Title Deeds relating to a messuage, garths
and tenements at Galphay Mill and Mill Closes
Indenture of release made on 3 August 1610 between George Maulthouse of
Galgagh als. Galghey, yeoman, of the one part and Francis Wells of the same
town of the other part. Sir John Mallory of Stubley, knight, and William
Mallory, esquire, son and heir apparent of Sir John by their indenture of 15
September 1609 granted, bargained and sold to George Maulthouse (amongst
other things) half of one close of meadow called Little Inges and Francis
Wells, lying within the fields of Galgagh als. Galghey which said half
close is now in the tenure or occupation of George Maulthouse. To have and
to hold the same (amongst other things) to George Maulthouse forever to be
held of the King as of his Manor of Eastgrenewich in the county of Kente by
fealty only in free and common socage and not in chief or by knight's
service under a yearly rent or fee farm to the Lord King. Now, George
Maulthouse, in consideration of £20 paid to him by Francis Wells, has
granted, bargained and sold to Francis Wells the said half close called the
Lytle Inges within the Lordship of Galgagh als. Galghey with all
appurtenances whatsoever thereto belonging. To have and to hold the said
premises to Francis Wells forever to be held of the Lord King as of his
Manor of Eastgreenewich in the county of Kente by fealty only in free and
common socage and not in chief nor by knight's service, paying yearly
forever to George Maulthouse 20d. yearly.
Visitations of the Peculiar of Masham, 1747-1847,
by E. W. Crossley, F.S.A.
The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol. 34/ Pt.1 (or Pt.133), 1938.
Presentments.
(4) Hartwith, 1755-1847.
1780. Francis Malthouse refusing to pay four shillings and one
penny half penny, his assessment towards the repair of
Kirkby Malzeard church and Hartwith chapel.
Ripon (Also Bondgate, Aldfield and Sawley)
Ripon Millenary Record
by W. Harrison.
Privately printed and published, 1892.
Municipal History, etc. Mayors
1640-1 Richard Mawtus (Maultass)
He owned a Burgage on the east side of the Market-
place, which in 1675 belonged to Thomas Craven,
alderman; also a Burgage on the south side of Agnes-
gate. It was used as a brewhouse (Pandoxatorinus)
and stable by Francis Willoughby, of the town of
Nottingham, Esq. At one time it was the property
of Arthur and Richard Aldburgh, and in 1675 was in
the possession of Dame Mary Tancred, alias Metham.
1st Aug., 1643. "Ordered that Richard Mawtus,
Alderman, in respect that he did not make his feast
to the Aldermen, Assitants, and their wives, accord-
ing to the use and custom, as other Mayors have
done in the time of their Mayoraltie, shall pay for the
neglect of the same the sum of fifteen pounds to the
use of the Corporation, to be levied by way of dis-
tress by the sergeant-at-mace, or otherways to be
sued for it in any Court of Record," etc. On the
same day Alderman Thomas Cundall was fined a simi-
lar sum for like neglect.
Yorkshire Royalist Composition Papers 1,
or the proceedings of the Committee for Compounding with
Delinquents during the Commonwealth,
edited by John William Clay.
The Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series Vol. 15, 1893.
NO. 43. RICHARD MAWTUS OF RIPPON IN THE COUNTY
OF YORKE INHOLDER.
G 178, p. 417. REPORT.--His Delinquency that unaduisedly
in December 1642 the enemy hauinge then the power in the place
where he liued, he was drawne to supply those fforces with a
horse and man, which was imployed against the Parliamte, he
neuer liued from his owne howse and hath bin nowe in the
Parliamts Quarters euer sithence that Countye was reduced
which is all his offence and haueinge himselfe to the
Comtee there before the first of December last and soe to com-
pound at a tenth.
Hee hath taken the Naconall Couenant the 28th of March
1646 and the Negative oath the 4th of Aprill 1646.
That he compounds upon a perticuler deliuered in under his
hand by which he doth submitt to such ffine &c. and by which
it doth appeare,
That he is seized in ffee to him and his heires in possession
of and in two messuages or Tents and 7 acres of Land lyinge
and being in Rippon in the County of Yorke of the cleere
yeerly value before theis troubles 7li for which his ffine is 14li.
That he is possessed of Goods and Chattells to the value of
20li for which his ffine is 2li.
His whole ffine is 16li.
10 Aprilis 1646 April 16, 1646 ffine 16li. G3, P. 77.
Jerom Alexander pd 18O Aprilis 1646.
Sam. Moyer.
G 178, p. 419 PETITION.--That yor peticoner unadvisedly
the ffower & twentith day of September 1642 did find a man &
Armes to Collonell Mallory who was then at Rippon on the
Kings side for wch he is hartely sorry, and the said Collonell
psently marched away wth them into the Kings Quarters for wch
delinquency his land & estate is sequestered but yor peticoner
alwaies kept at home & paid the Taxacons assessed by the
Parliamt & ffree Quarter.
1 Aprill 1646. Richard Mawtus
G 178, p. 423. PARTICULAR OF ESTATE.--Hee is seized in ffee
of Two messuages & Tenemts & seaven acres of land in Rippon
in the County of Yorke worth before these troublesome times 7li.
In goods xxli As appeares under the Sequestrators hands for
wch he hath paid unto the said Sequestrators in the County xli.
Richard Mawtus.
York
The Company of Merchant Taylors in the City of York,
Register of Admissions 1560-1835,
compiled by David M. Smith.
Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, List and Index 16, 1996.
William Maltus (Motus)
son of Mardaduke Maltus late of Grewelthorpe, co. York, cordwainer, deceased;
Apprenticed for 7 years to William Kitchingman the elder, 2nd April 1655,
Apprenticeship register 1606-1751 (f. 123r).
Abled Master Tailor 5th November 1664,
Abled Masters' book 1664-1751 (f. 1r).
Searcher 1671-2,
Abled Masters' book 1664-1751 (f. 7r);
Court minute book 1641-1680 (ff. 125r, 128r).
Catholics in Everingham, Yorkshire, 1767.
Included in
Catholic Ancestor, Vol. 6, No. 5;
The Journal of the Catholic F.H.S., June 1997.
In 1989 the Catholic Record Society published the Returns of Papists for 1767
for all the dioceses of England and Wales, except Chester which they had
published in 1980. .....
However, the following return [Hull University ref DD EV/9 123, transcrbed
for us by John Freeman, member no ..... .....] gives not only the full names of
the adult but the names and ages of the children, who are omItted altogether
from the national return. .....
[Includes]
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| Name |
Occupation |
Residence |
Age |
| Thomas Maltas |
Farmer |
native |
41 |
| Barbara, his wife |
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48 |
Webmaster Note - Most senior Catholic was William H. Constable Esq. (Age 52).
I have found a number of direct references to the noble family of Constable in
my research (to be added).
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