Reveal, Revell, Revill Study

1617 Richard Relfe (Revell) m. Dorothy Gouldinge at Ecclesfield

Will of Thomas Revel of Wadsley, yeo. dated 20 July 1666. To be buried at Ecclesfield near his wife. Gregory his son & heir, daughters Elizabeth, Mary, and Ann. Sister Ann Balguy.

6 Apr 1677 - Henry, Earl of Norwich, agrees to convey to Richard Revell, yeoman, Townfield Head Close and fifty-seven acres in Ecclesfield.

In 1681, John Revell, of Charting Brooke, High Green, Ecclesfield, yeoman, and Olive, his wife, recover lands of Thomas Revell of Dungworth. Source: History of the Parish of Ecclesfield

Inventory of Andrew Revill of Ecclesfield, Cutler

Purse & Apparrel £1
Kitchin: Range Reckonhook tosting fork and other small things 5.0, A Clock, 9 Chairs, a Table, a Dresser 17.0, a pewther Warming pan £1
Parlour: 8 Chairs a Table 5.0, Bed and certaine Beding £1.1.0
Buttery: 3 Barrills a Churn 2.6.
Near Chamber: 2 half headed Beds and 2 Ceild Beds £1.5.0. , 2 Chests 4.0.
Far Chamber: 2 Beds and Certaine Beding 15.0., an Ark and a Chest 5.0.
Brewhouse: 3 Iron Pots 7.6., a Tub 2 Kitts flasket 4.0.
Lathe: Sertaine Horns £1.10.0, & some Hay £2.0.0.
Smithey: a pair of Bellows 10.0, an anvell and Stock Coultrough £1.10.0. a Vice, 2 pair of presses 1.1.0.

Note: Andrew was son of Andrew REVELL of Souder (Southall?), cutler

Ecclesfield Priory and Church

In a list of debts due to the Priory of Ecclesfield is Joh (R)yue(l) and Thomas Ryuel.

In 1379. John Raynald, chaplain, Thomas Frereson of Wirhall, and Robert Seyngnor, of the same, give to Agnes who had been the wife of John Ryvell, all the lands, etc. which they hold in Haldeworth by the gift and feoffment of John Ryvell, her former husband, and after her decease to William, son of Thomas Ryvell, of Haldworth. Dated, Haldesworth, Tuesday next before the feast of the Nativity of St. John Baptist. The witnesses to this deed were Wm. de Birlay, John de Morewod, Win. de Haukesworth, Robt. Alisson, Wm. Dawson, John de Leesto, minor, and Wm. Wittspon.

In 1389, Wm. son of Thomas Ryvell of Haldworth, gave &c. to Dom. John Raynald of Ecclesfield, Chaplain, premises which formerly belonged to John Ryvell, to hold to the said John Raynald, Chaplain, and his heirs, or the right heirs of Wm. Raynald. Witnesses, Henry de Birlay of Ecclesfield, William de Birlay of Bradfield, John de Morewood, Will. Witspon, Kobt. son of John de Haldworth, all of Bradfield, Dated Haldworth, on the feast of St. Edmund K. and Martyr, 1389. By a similar deed, dated Rotherham, on the Monday next after the feast of St. Edmund, 1389, the said William quit-claimed the above to the said Dom. John Raynald, Chaplain, in the presence of Henry de Birlay, Wm. de Birlay, John de Morewood, John de Leeston, Wm. Witspon, Robert de Haldworth, and John Smalbyhynd.

Source: (History of the Parish of Ecclesfield By Jonathan Eastwood)

John Revell was Vicar of Ecclesfield 1701 (Hunter)

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