Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameHumfrey Barrington 
[107, Vol 2, pp.3&4], [56, Essex of 1612, pub Harleian 1878, Barrington p. 148]
[107, Vol 2, pp.3&4], [56, Essex of 1612, pub Harleian 1878, Barrington p. 148]Deathca 1485 [107, Vol 2, p.5]
General1st s. Of Barrington Hall OR of Braddocks, Essex. Woodward of Hatfeild Forest.
FatherThomas Barrington (-1470)
MotherAnne Holbech (-1470)
Notes for Humfrey Barrington
In Betham's "Baronetage of England", 1801:
"12. Humphrey Barrington, son and heir to the said Thomas, married Margaret, daughter of ------- Bretton of Essex and had issue..
(Note: Muilman [Muilman's Essex, Vol IV, p.115] says Humphrey was brother to Thomas, who died v.p.)"
Clayton in his Barrington Family History says that Humphrey "was a very wild and turbulent man", having been summoned on the Manor rolls six times for assaults on different persons... Firther he continues that Humphrey led a most discreditable life; in 1478 an order of the court was made that he should not maintain nor harbour in his house, Joan, daughter of a John Payn, a woman of scandalous conduct, under a penalty of ten pounds. The summonses occur from 1462 to 1477.
"12. Humphrey Barrington, son and heir to the said Thomas, married Margaret, daughter of ------- Bretton of Essex and had issue..
(Note: Muilman [Muilman's Essex, Vol IV, p.115] says Humphrey was brother to Thomas, who died v.p.)"
Clayton in his Barrington Family History says that Humphrey "was a very wild and turbulent man", having been summoned on the Manor rolls six times for assaults on different persons... Firther he continues that Humphrey led a most discreditable life; in 1478 an order of the court was made that he should not maintain nor harbour in his house, Joan, daughter of a John Payn, a woman of scandalous conduct, under a penalty of ten pounds. The summonses occur from 1462 to 1477.