Ellen (Acclom) Palmes (abt. 1476 - aft. 1519)

Born about 1476 in Morebie, Yorkshire, England

Ancestors

Wife of Brian Palmes Esq. — married 15 Nov 1493 in Moreby Hall Chapel, Stillingfleet, Yorkshire, England

Descendants

Biography

DISPUTED FATHER --- John or RICHARD: see G2G post attached

• John Acclom could not have been the father of Ellen Acclom because he was just 17 years old in 1493 when Ellen married Brian Palmes – that would leave Richard Acclom and Margaret Cawood as the most likely parents of Ellen.

Ellen was born about 1476, perhaps at Morebie, Yorkshire, England.

Ellen Acclom of Stillingfleete and Brian Palmes of Naburn obtained a license on 15 November 1493 to marry at the Manor House at Moreby.^[1][2]

Dugdale states they had the following children:^[2]

• Nicholas
• George
• William
• Richard
• Brian
• Dorothy
• Anne, married Roose
• Margery
• Agnes, married Babthorpe

Research Notes

Brian Palmes and Richard Acclom exchanged lands in Nov 1492:^[3]

20 Nov 1492 - U DDPA/7/67 Gift in Exchange: Richard Acclom of Moreby esq. to Brian Palmes of Naburn gent. All property in Naburn which he inherited or possesses sometime property of Peter Cawood esq., dec'd. (reserving all his property enclosed separately in 4 closes called Gilryddyng, Nethereld, Northwaytes and Birkerflat; 5ac.3r. arable in tenures of William Purdon and Roger Horne; 3ac. on le Ferebank and 1r. in le Thakmyre): In exchange for land as U DDPA/7/68. Power of attorney to William Rabank and Richard Boney to deliver seisin. Witn. as U DDPA/7/64. Seal, a cinquefoil.

20 Nov 1492 - U DDPA/7/68 Gift in Exchange: Brian Palmes to Richard Acclom (as U DDPA/7/67). 73 1/2ac. land and 10ac.1r. meadow in Naburn (i.e. 44ac. in 7 closes on S. of Naburn Wood; 18ac. in 3 closes called lez Stokynges between Nedereld and Birkerbuskes; and 11ac. in Gilrydding newly enclosed there, of which 10ac. formerly belonged to William Chapman. 3ac.1r. meadow lying separately on and in le Eynged and le Ferebank; 4ac. meadow near le Ladeake on S. of le Eyngdik; and 3ac. meadow separately in le Thakmyre): In exchange for land as U DDPA/7/67. Power of attorney to William Savage and John Colman to deliver seisin. Witn. as U DDPA/7/64. Seal as U DDPA/7/64. 1 item

Sources

1. ↑ Raine, James. Testamenta eboracensia; or, Wills registered at York. 1836. Vol 3. Archive.org, pg. 358.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Dugdale, William, Sir. Dugdale’s Visitation of Yorkshire, with additions. 1899. Vol 3. Archive.org, pg. 287-8: Brain Palmes married 2nd to Ellen Accolm, dau. of Richard Acclom, Esq. of Moreby.
3. ↑ Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn 13th Century. [http://catalogue.hullhistorycentre.org.uk/files/u-ddpa.pdf pdf

• Foster, Joseph. Pedigrees of the county families of Yorkshire. 1874. Vol 3. Archive.org, pg. 263-4: mar. lic. 15 Nov 1493; Ellen as daughter of John Accolm of Moreby; Brain Pames 2nd wife.
• Glover, Robert. The visitation of Yorkshire, made in the years 1584/5. 1875. Archive.org, pg. 90 (Palmes - no father named) and pg. 109 (Acclom of Moreby - daughter of Richard Acclom and Margaret Cawood).
• Flower, William. The visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564. 1881. Vol 16, 18. Archive.org, pg. 119 (Fairfax I) and pg. 235 (Palmes - "?" daughter of Richard of Moreby).
• Burke, John. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland. 1835-38. Vol 1. Archive.org, pg. 612 (Palmes - married first Ellen, daughter of John of Morby)
• Raine, James. Testamenta eboracensia; or, Wills registered at York. 1884. Vol 5. Archive.org, pgs. 103-107: Will of Brian Palmes of Naburne dated 31 Oct 1519.
• Ives, E.W. The Common Lawyers of Pre-Reformation England. 1983. Pg. 472. Google Books. [1]
• PALMES, Brian (by 1467-1519), of Naburn, Yorks. Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1509-1558, ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982. Online at {https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1509-1558/member/palmes-brian-1467-1519 History of Parliament Online]: calls Ellen daughter of John Acclom of Moreby
• Brian Palmes on WikiPedia: states Ellen, daughter of John, was his first wife.