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Clarell

 

The Clarells were in Aldwarke in 1302 when Gilbert son of William del Hill of Dalton gave all land in Dalton previously held by Richard son of Alex. de Dalton to William Clarell of Aldwarke.

Wm. Clarell, was the son of Rob. de Aldewerk.

William Clarell(d 1378) was married to Elizabeth de Raygate

Thomas Clarell born about 1375 England, he married Elizabeth Scrope who was born about 1379 at Upsall, Yorkshire; she was the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Strathbogie) Scrope. It is believed she died March 8th, 1430

Children included:
Elizabeth Clarell born about 1415 of Aldwark, Yorkshire, who died April 23, 1503 She married in about 1447 to Richard FitzWilliam

It is recorded that one of the members of the Clarel family of Aldwarke bequeathed to the Church of All Saints in Rotherham, a stained cloth depicting the celebrated joust between Anthony Woodville and the Bastard of Burgundy, which took place before Edward IV at Smithfield in 1467.

 

 

 

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