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Baptism: 15 Jan 1627 John the sonne of Robert Pullaine of Eastkeswick.

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Signatures in the register by churchwardens at Harewood at the end of 1638 include one Robert Pullaine. On 21 Feb 1623 Anne, the daughter of Michaell TODD was baptised in the house of Robt. PULLAINE of Dunkeswick (Steve Gledhill).
He had at least six children, all born at East Keswick and christened at Harewood. We have their details.

Robert married Mary (PULLAN) about 1625. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Will was proved on 3 Oct 1616 . Burial entry in register says 'an old man and a peacemaker' (Catharine Pullein has 'ploe-maker' [plough maker] but notes that this is unlikely as he was a man of property, so I think 'peacemaker' is more plausible. Marriage not found on the IGI.

Henry married Maud (PULLEYNE) about 1584. Maud died in 1617 in East Keswick, Yorkshire, England; was buried on 23 Apr 1617 in Harewood Church, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Burial register says: 'Maude Pullaine of East Keswick, a godly matron'. Will written 8 Apr 1617, proved 9 Jul 1617.

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There are two identical records in the IGI in Film 178016 that state he was the son of Robert and Margaret.

Most fortunately, he left a will, dated 11 May 1589, details of which are provided by Catharine Pullein (1919, p. 585). He gave to his wife Margaret and his son Henrie his farmhold for life, and after Margaret's death all to go to Henrie. To Margaret he also gave her widow's third, and left legacies to his daughter Alysson and to her two children, to Elizabeth Hardistie, Thos. Rotherie, his son Henrie's two children, Humphrey Rotherie, Dorothy Thirket, and the children of Matthew Rotherie, and to Thomas Dunwell, with the residue to his son Henrie, whom he appointed as executor. Anthony Mawdewas appointed supervisor. Probate was granted on 2 Oct 1589.

William + Margaret (ROTHERIE). Margaret died in 1598; was buried in 1598 in Harewood Church, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Widow. No trace of either of her marriages on the IGI. In her Will dated 8 Jan 1598 she leaves:
To Ellis Fishborne my daughter one black cow.
To Anthony Pullanne one black with-headed whye.
To Ellis Woodward one black why.
To Dorothy Rothery one gimmer.
To my daughter Dorothy Thirkett my best gown.
To Sibell Dunwell my daughter my best red petticoat.
To Agnes Rothery my daughter my brown coat etc.
To Thomas Rothery my sone one bedstead, etc.
To Maud Pullanne my daughter-in-law all the wool clip last year to make apparel for her children.
To Humphrey Rothery daughter one gimmer.
To my three daughters equally my linnen clothes.
To the poor of Herwood ten shillings to be divided at discretion of Matthew Rothery, Thomas Rothery, Humphrey Rothery and Henry Pullanne my sons.
Reside to my children equally.
I make Thomas Rothery and Henrie Pulline my sons sole executors.
To Elizabeth Hardistay one gimmer sheep.
To Thomas Rothery my son my growing corn and my best purse.
Witnesses: Lawrence Caudray and Ellis Woodward.
Probate was granted on 3 May 1598 to Henry Pullen, natural and lawful son of deceased, power being reserved for Thomas Rothery as co-executor.