Edward Ingram

1662 - 1688  (26 years)

• Name	Edward Ingram
  Birth	1662	2ND Viscount Irvine
  Gender	Male
  Death	16 Sep 1688	Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
  Burial	17 Sep 1688	Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
  Person ID	I21033	Ingram-Related
  Last Modified	14 Aug 2024

  
  

  Father	Henry Ingram, (Viscount Irvine),   b. 8 Apr 1641, Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Essex Montagu,   b. Abt 1644, Of Manchester, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	7 Jun 1661	England
  Family ID	F7948	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  It is not evident from public records at what date the manor of Sheriff Hutton finally passed from the Crown. The family to whom it belonged in the last fifteen years of the 17th century had been connected with the parish since the appointment in 1615 of Sir Thomas Ingram to the offices of ranger and keeper of the park. (fn. 99) The park itself was granted seven years later to Arthur Ingram, father of Sir Thomas, for life, with remainder to his elder son the younger Sir Arthur Ingram, keeper of the castle and steward of the honour of Sheriff Hutton from 1627. (fn. 100) In 1646 Sir Arthur paid £320 to Ralph Radcliffe and his wife Elizabeth for the manor of Sheriff Hutton, (fn. 101) but nothing remains to show that Ralph's interest, from whomsoever inherited, (fn. 102) was more than nominal; nor did the Parliamentarian surveyors of 1649 record any manorial rights beyond those of George Kirke by virtue of the grant of Charles I. (fn. 103) In 1685, however, Sheriff Hutton was the property of Sir Arthur's grandson Edward Ingram Viscount Irvine, who settled a moiety of the manor on his younger brother Arthur. (fn. 104) Arthur Ingram succeeded to the family estates and title in 1688. Five of his six sons followed him in turn, dying without issue, and Sheriff Hutton descended to their nephew and heir Charles Viscount Irvine, lord of the manor in and before 1769. (fn. 105) Under the will of Charles Isabella Anne, his elder daughter, inherited it after her mother's death in 1807, her husband Francis Seymour Conway Marquess of Hertford then assuming the surname of Ingram. (fn. 106) Ingram. Ermine a fesse gules with three scallops or thereon.