• General Notes

  [Dave Utzinger]
  
  BARONY OF HASTINGS
  
  X.10. SIR HUGH HASTINGES, of Gressenhall, Fenwick, &c., de jure LORD HASTINGS, son and heir, aged 30 and more at his father's death.  Sheriff of co. York, 1479-80.  On 25 May 1484, in reward for his services against the rebels in Buckingham's insurrection, the King granted him the manors of Wells, Warham, Sheringham, and Wiveton, Norfolk, worth £101 6s. 7d. a year, to hold, in taii male, by military service, at a rent of £8 6s 7d. a year.  He married, before 17 April 1455, Anne, daughter of Sir William GASCOIGNE, of Gawthorpe, co. York, by Margaret, daughter of Thomas CLARELLE, of Aldwark in that county.  He died 7 June 1488.  His wife survived him.
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Details of Hugh's family with Anne Gascoigne