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     Elizabeth Ryther was born circa 1654 in Monks Fryston, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Richard Ryther (of Thorner) and Betterisa Blackstone.

     Elizabeth Ryther was born before 1540. She was the daughter of John Ryther (the Cofferer) and Ann Hussey.
     In Margaret Scrope's will dated 22 March 1539/40, Elizabeth Ryther was named as heir; Margarett Ryther, wydow. To the high altar of Heddyngham Castell churche for dirige and masse for my husbande sowle, my sowle and all Christian sowles 20 sh. To the high altar of the churche of Elres Colne 3/4 of St Giles church in Mapulsted 3/4. Within a year mass to sung withing the parish church of Wakefield for my soul, my father & mother sowles 20 sh. To my lady Dame Marie Kingston my gold ring...
To my son John Ryther my marrying ringe, my bowle of sylver, my 2 goblettes of sylver with 1 cover and one sovereign of gold & 6 spones of sylver slipped.
To John Ryther his son my ring with a ruby, 6 spownes of silver with knoppes of theende & 1 ryall. To his daughter Elizabeth Ryther my payre of beades of sylver gawdyd with gole, 6 new spones, one ryall of golde & my two saltes of sylver & gilt with one cover. ...
To my son all my goodes not bequeathed.
To my god-daughter Mary Ryther my ring of gold with a bocke tubbey, one of my fetherbeddes with a bolster, one longe pillow of downe, one payre of fustians, my counterpoynt of veders with roses, one payre of shetes, this given after the writing of my will by reason of marriage hadde betwixte my sayd sonne & daughter.

     Elizabeth Ryther was christened on 24 April 1655 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Ryther and Isabel Unknown (Ryther).

      Elizabeth Ryther was also known as Ryder in some records. She was christened on 14 January 1620 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Richard Ryther (of Epworth) and Mary Crosley.

     Elizabeth Ryther was christened on 27 September 1618 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. She may be the Elizabeth who was buried there in 1655. She was the daughter of John Ryther (of Epworth).

      Elizabeth Ryther was also known as Ryder in some records. She was christened on 26 August 1716 in Belton, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Daniel Ryther (of Haxey) and Ann Unknown (Ryther).

     Elizabeth Ryther was the daughter of Thomas Ryther (of Haxey).
     Elizabeth died on 9 February 1617 in Haxey, Lincolnshire.

     Elizabeth Ryther was christened in April 1615 in Finchampstead, Berkshire. She was the daughter of Nicholas Ryther.

     Elizabeth Ryther was born before 29 October 1607 in Finchampstead, Berkshire. She was the daughter of Henry Ryther.

     Elizabeth Ryther was the daughter of William Ryther and Margaret Moggenwood.
     Elizabeth Ryther and Nicholas Ryther, William Ryther, Richard Ryther and Margaret Ryther were beneficiaries in Margaret Moggenwood's will dated 10 December 1646 in Finchampstead, Berkshire.

     Elizabeth Ryther lived at Upton cum Kexby, Lincolnshire, 1720.
     Elizabeth Ryther married William Smith on 18 May 1720 in St Paul in the Bail, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. He was of Hemswell and she was of Upton.

     Elizabeth Ryther (Cawn) was the daughter of Edward Ryther (of Leyton) and Margaret Stone.
     She married Nathaniel Cawn, de Warr:.

     Elizabeth Ann Ryther was born before 14 August 1864 in Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England. She was the daughter of Isaac Ryther and Sarah Unknown (Ryther).

     Ellen Ryder Ryther was christened on 25 July 1594 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Richard Ryther (of Epworth) and Ellen Fox.

     Emily Ryther was born before 23 July 1854 in Cawood, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Charles Ryther and Ann Unknown (Ryther).

     Ferndinando Ryder Ryther was born before 1591. He is mentioned in the 1591 pedigree attested by James Ryther of Harewood Castle.. He was the son of Sir William Ryder Ryther and Elizabeth Stone.

     Frances Ryther was the daughter of Henry Ryther and Ann Clough.
     Frances Ryther married Henry Rawlins. He was a Merchant Taylor in London.

     Frances Ryther was the daughter of John Ryther (the Quaker) and Frances Unknown (Ryther).
     Frances Ryther married John Taylor on 27 September 1663 in York, Yorkshire.

     Francis Ryther was born before 1648 in Yorkshire, England.
     Francis Ryther married Martha Walker on 1 June 1669 in Leeds, Yorkshire.

     Frederic William Ryther was born before 18 August 1850 in Cawood, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Ryther (of Cawood) and Maria Unknown (Ryther).

     George Ryther was born before 1490 in Kent. He is described as the 5th son in the 1591 pedigree by his grandson. He was the son of Thomas Ryther and Margaret Appledorefield.
     George Ryther v. Joan Hunte: replication.
     George Ryther married Unknown Grove, daughter of John Grove, circa 1515. George Ryther married the daughter and coheir of John Grove, of Green Hythe, Kent..
     Debtor: George Ryder, of the Parish of Southfleet in Kent [Axton, Dartford, and Wilmington Hundreds], gentleman, the son and heir of Thomas Ryder, and his wife Margaret, now deceased, one of the daughters and joint-heirs of Thomas Appledorefield, formerly of Linsted in Kent, gentleman, now deceased.
Creditor: Richard Hunt [deceased], of Northfleet in Kent [Toltingtrough Hundred]. Amount: £200.
Before whom: John Tate, Mayor of the Staple of Westminster.
When taken: 18/12/1514,First term: 08/04/1515,Last term: 08/04/1515
Writ to: Sheriff of Kent. Sent by: Chancery
Endorsement: John Roper, esquire, Sheriff, replies that on 01/02/1522 he delivered to Joan Hunt a quarter-part of the manors, lands, and tenements specified in the writ.
Note: Inquisition and return: Date to be returned: 03/02/1522 [written over an erasure]. The Sheriff had replied to an earlier writ that John Wombwell, John Harper, and Nicholas Grove, gentlemen, on 18/12/1514 were seised in demesne of: a quarter-part of the Manors or tenements of Bynney and Stoddington in the Parishes of Tonge, Murston, Rodmersham [all in Milton Hundred], Lynsted [in Teynham Hundred], and Bapchild [in Milton Hundred], and 300 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, 20 acres of woodland, and 40 acres of freshwater marsh and 100 acres of salt marsh rendering 38s. 1d; and 20 measures of barley a year, in Tonge [in Milton Hundred], Lynsted, Morston, Rodmersham, Bapchild, Newnham [in Faversham Hundred], and Ospring, in Kent, to the use of George Ryder and his heirs; in all they are worth £5 a year after expenses. [a duplicate of 105x012] Date: 1521 Oct 28.
     George died before 1543 in Greenhythe, Swanscombe, Kent. He was described as "of Green Hythe, Kent".

     George Ryther was born before 23 April 1676 in Scarcroft, Thorner, Yorkshire, England. He was christened on 23 April 1676 in Thorner, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Ryther and Mary Langdale. George Ryther was confirmed as a Roman Catholic in 1687 in Hazlewood or Hazelwood, Yorkshire. George Ryther, Richard Brigham and Robert Ryther was mentioned in a deed dated 28 May 1724 in Scarcroft, Thorner. A four part indenture dated 28 May 1724 ...between Edward Ridsdale the younger of Ripon and Ann his wife sister & administratix of the goods and chattels of William Blackett ... ... Richard Brigham, gent. of the city of York executor of the last will and testament of Hugh Ryther late of Scarcroft, Esq. Marmaduke Ryther, Esq of Scarcroft afsd unkle and heir of the said Hugh Ryther, George Ryther of Scarcroft, gent, next brother of the said Marmaduke .... re manor of Scarcroft. late of John Ryther father of the said Marmaduke Ryther, Mary wife of the same John, John Ryther the younger brother of the said Marmaduke and of Robert Ryther gentleman deceased unkle of the said Marmaduke or any of them situate lying and being within the manor Lordship village of Scarcroft ... John Ryther the elder Mary his wife, John Ryther the younger and Robert Ryther unto ... .
     George Ryther and Richard Brigham were mentioned in a deed dated dated 1 June 1724. Ryther to Brigham: Indenture dated 1 June 1724 between George Ryther of Scarcroft & Richard Brigham of York, gent... re lands in Scarcroft.
     George died before 7 April 1735 in Aberford, Yorkshire. George Ryther, gent. He was buried on 7 April 1735 in Aberford.

     George Ryther was born say 1470. George left no issue and presumably pre-deceased his father as Alice and her sisters were co-heirs. He was the son of John Ryther and Isabel Sutton.

     George Ryther (of Leeds) was born before 1725 in Yorkshire, England. George was present at James Ryther's christening on 3 August 1745 in St Peter, Leeds, Yorkshire.

      George Ryther (of Paull) was also known as Rither in some records. He was born before 1710 in Yorkshire.

     Gervase Ryther was born circa 1732. A Jarvis Ryder was baptised 24 Mar 1726 at Broughton By Brigg, son of Humphrey & Ann (Smith) who married at Bigby in 1715.
     Gervase Ryther married Mary Hatfield on 4 January 1774 in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. They were married by licence, she was a widow. A Gervas Ryther, son of Humphrey Ryther was apprenticed to John Fowler of Winterton, butcher for 7 years from 2 Feb last (1741).
     Gervase died before 16 February 1776 in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. He was buried on 16 February 1776 in Long Sutton.

     Gilbert Ryther was born before 1170. He was the son of William Ryther. Gilbert Ryther was also known as de Rie or de Rye.
     Gilbert Ryther and William Ryther were mentioned in a deed dated between 1192 and 1194. William de Riha (brother & heir of William) in 1192 or 1194 gave to Nun Appleton priory a yearly rent of 5 marks for the church of Ryther; and witnessed by John, Gilbert & Hugh, sons of William de Riha, evidently the grantor's sons. The first witness Ralph, archdeacon of Hereford, occurs as a justice of Yorkshire in 1192 and 1194. Early in the reign of Richard I, a controversy about the church of Ryther had ended by a release by the prioress of Nun Appleton of all claim to the advowson, receiving a yearly rent of 5 marks from William de Ryther. The controversy had probably arisen on the succession of William de Ryther the younger, and the charter quoted in the text presumably confirmed the arrangement then made.
     Gilbert Ryther and William Ryther were mentioned in a deed dated 1200. At Michaelmas 1200 Wm de Ria owed 10 marks for having an inquisition in regard to an appeal made by Gilbert son of William de Ria against Adam de St Quintin for the death of Hugh his (Gilbert's) brother.
     Gilbert de Rye, is mentioned in Belton ms, as son of Robert de Rye, and had land at Gosberkirk, 12 John.
     Gilbert Ryther and William Ryther were mentioned in a deed dated 1 July 1212. In Easter term 1212 William put in his place Gilbert de Rie, described as his son & heir, in a plea of dower brought against him by Lecia widow of John de Ria (showing him to have died in his father's lifetime).
Speight states: A third part of the the manor of Ryther was claimed in dower by Lecia, late wife of John de Rie or Ryther, and this lady on her husband's decease had to prove her just dues against the heirs or successors of her husband by entering a writ in the form of a fine at the King's Court at York before the justices in Eyre on 1 July 1212, whereby she yielded all her rights to a third part of the manor of Rie, with apperturnances to William de Rie (no relationship given) on payment to her by the said William of 15 marks of silver. The said William is represented in this suit by Gilbert de Rie, no doubt the one mentioned in the grant of land at Ryther to the canons of Bolton....

     Gilbert Ryther was born circa 1409 in Ryther, Yorkshire. He was the son of Sir William Ryther and Maud or Matilda de Umfraville.
     Gilbert died in Sutton in Holderness, Yorkshire. Dugdale quotes Glover who described him as "of Alford Well, Sutton in Holderness". Alford, Lincs has many references to the Ryther manor in the early 16th century.

      Grace Ryther was also known as Rider in some records. She was christened on 7 December 1624 in Leeds, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Ryther and Grace Smith.

     Grace Ryther was christened on 15 April 1688 in Sandall Magna, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Ryther.