Pedigree, Ellen, dau. of Robert de Huxley of Huxley, M. John Tilston of Tilston, Co. of Chester.

Arms: Azure, a bend coticed, or between two garbs of the second. Crest a bears head Argent, issuing from a mural Crown, Gules.

A dau                              Deoneysea, wife of Wm. de Mulston. 

Robert de Huxley. 

Ellen, wife of John5 Tilston. 

Roger6 Tilston of Tilston. Thomas7 Tilston of Tilston. dau of Hulgreve. 
27 Henry VI. 1422 to 71.            27, Henry VI. 1422 to 71. 

Hugh8 Tilston of Tilston,          dau of Hulgreve. 

Richard9 Tilson                    M. Ellen, dau of Bird of Huxley. 

1st Ellen, dau Peter10 Tilston of Tilston, 2d Jane, dau of Robert Massey of 
of Robert Aldersy.                 Edgerby, Ches. 

Ralph11 Tilston, purchaser of a moiety of Huxley, temp Eliz. M. Catherine, 
                                   dau of Ralph Bostock of Huxley. 

Joshua       John12 Tilston, heir to his brother, 2d 
of                   husband of Marcia, dau of A. Charlton 
Cleaves              of Apesley. 
Huxley, Esq.,                         Rowland Henry, O. P. S. 
1st husband                           Ralph Tilston of Huxley, O. P. S. 
of 
Marcia.                        Mary, dau and heiress, wife of Jona 
                             than Bruen of Bruen, Stapleford, 
George Rashel, d. an infant. Esq., whose estate were subsequently 
                             sold to the Wilbrahams of Rode, 
                             1622. 

In Watson's History of Halifax, Eng., is a pedigree of the Tilstons of Huxley, which differ in some particulars from the descents of that family incorporated with the preceding pedigree on authority of Harl. M. S. S., 1535, and other Cheshire Cols. In Watson's, Thomas Tilston, 27 Henry VI., is omitted, and Hugh Tilston is said to have a younger brother, Richard, who is stated to have been ancestor of John Tillotson, archbishop of Canterbury.

Thomas Moulson, Knight and Alderman of London, 6 July, 1636, will proved Dec. 8, 1638: To my Cousin Tilston of Huxley and his wife.

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