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B.—Page xix.—Gilpins at Oxford.
The following memoranda are taken from the three Lists of Queen’s College, as detailed:—
I. From the List of Fellows:
1555. Gilpin. [In another and later hand this note is appended:
‘Bernardus (ni fallor) Rr de Houghton le Spring in Com. Dunelm. V. Batesii Vitas clar. virorum, p. 284.’ The apostle.]
1569. Richard Gilpin.
1572. Joshua Gilpin,
II. From the List of Entries:
1594. Term. Mic. Gilpin.
1602. Term. Pasch. Gilpin.
1610. Term. Pasch. Gilpin.
1614. Term. Pasch. Gilpin. b, [= ‘bateller,’ or exhibitioner.]
1631. Term. Pasch. Samuel Gilpin, b, [ibid.]
III. From the List of Matriculations:
Oct. 15. 1602. Franciscus Gilpin, Lancastrensis filius ministri verbi Dei. Nat. An. 17.
C.—Page xix.—Notices of Gilpins.
The following extract from N. and B. ‘History,’ (as before,) vol. i. p. 130, shews the Gilpins were freeholders in Strickland as early as the days of Queen Bess: ‘And in the 14 Eliz. William Parr, marquis of Northampton, died seised thereof [i.e., of the manor of Strykeland Rogers] and the same was assigned to his widow for dower, and the particulars in the rental made thereof was as follows: manor of Strickland Roger: freeholders there, Edward Lancaster, Esquire, 26s. 8d.: John Master, Esquire, 11s. 9d.: William Gilpin, 9s. 9d. Total of the (customary) rent of this manor £15, 14s. 5d.: ten shillings paid yearly by Mr Lancaster’s tenants, to be free of their gift from the lord’s will, being part of the said sum.’ Further, this notice occurs under Chapel of Crosthwaite in parish of Heversham, ‘The chancel and steeple of this chapel were built by one William Gilpin, who also contributed largely towards the three bells, in 1626: on which bells are the following inscriptions: on the first bell: “Jesus, be our speed:” the second bell: “Soli Deo gloria:” the third bell: