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Anthony Meynell, esq. was named joint tenant, with his brother Henry, of a lease of a farmhold in Kilvington, under his father's will. In 1556, he purchased lands in Scrooton of Sir Thomas Nevil, having previously, in conjunction with his brother Henry, acquired from Wm. and John Sewster, esqrs. all their lands in North Kilvington, formerly belonging to the convent of St. John of Egglestone, which had been granted to them by Henry VIII. In 1558, he bought lands in Thirsk, lately in the possession of the monastery of Mount Grace. And, also, in the same year, the manor of Pickhall, in Yorkshire, of Thomas Nevil, of Holt, for £950.
He m. first, Elizabeth, daughter of Wm.Greene, esq. of Landwarth, in the county of York, by whom he had issue,
Anthony Meynell wedded, secondly ,f Catharine, daughter of — Rokesby, of Morton, by whom he had a son,
Anthony Meynell d. in 1576, and was succeeded by his eldest son Roger.
♦ According to other accounts, the second wife of Anthony Meynell was Catharine, daughter of Mr. Francis Howton, of Eddlethorpe.
PROBATE: Will dated 1576.
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of, Hornby, Yorkshire, England
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Old Dalby, Leicestershire , England
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November 5, 1576
Age 71
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of, North Kilvington, Yorkshire, England
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