Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameThomas Richardson 
[192, Richardson of Hull chapter, pp. 212-3]
[192, Richardson of Hull chapter, pp. 212-3]Birth1645, Hull, Yorks
Death4 Feb 1733, Hull, Yorks
GeneralMaster mariner, then merchant then painter and maltster. A Friend from 1685.
FatherThomas Richardson
Spouses
FatherRichard Mayson (->1682)
MotherMary Richardson
Marriage6 Dec 1682, St Mary’s Ch, Lowgate, Hull [192, Richardson of Hull chapter, pp. 212]
Notes for Thomas Richardson
He was jailed in York Castle in 1713 for becoming a Friend, though ostensibly for refusing to pay a church rate to the C of E..
Mary and He had 3 s. and 2 dau.:
Richard, m. Lydia Richardson,
Mary m. John Huitson who drowned at sea,
Thomas, m. Eliz Dickenson and had Thomas and Deborah, brought up by Mary’s sister Martha,
Robert, d. unm.,
Martha m. John Box, possibly childless.
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Ancestors of the Dearmans and through them also of the Harrises and then the Ferrands of Bingley.
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Mary and He had 3 s. and 2 dau.:
Richard, m. Lydia Richardson,
Mary m. John Huitson who drowned at sea,
Thomas, m. Eliz Dickenson and had Thomas and Deborah, brought up by Mary’s sister Martha,
Robert, d. unm.,
Martha m. John Box, possibly childless.
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Ancestors of the Dearmans and through them also of the Harrises and then the Ferrands of Bingley.
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Arms Generally notes for Thomas Richardson
From Smith of Doncaster, p. 212:
Arms: Ermine, on a chief argent, three lions heads erased proper
Crest: A lion’s head, erased proper.
However these arms are the same as the family of Richardsons of Bierley, Yorks which are well documented in Visitations, etc. So I have to conclude that they were copied by Thomas Richardson or by a descendant of his or by Henry Ecroyd Smith, the author of ‘Smiths of Doncaster’.
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Arms: Ermine, on a chief argent, three lions heads erased proper
Crest: A lion’s head, erased proper.
However these arms are the same as the family of Richardsons of Bierley, Yorks which are well documented in Visitations, etc. So I have to conclude that they were copied by Thomas Richardson or by a descendant of his or by Henry Ecroyd Smith, the author of ‘Smiths of Doncaster’.
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