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- The CARLISLE family trace their descent from John CARLISLE who came originally from Scotland about 1690 and settled at Sedburgh in West Riding, Yorkshire, but claim that they are of the family of Lord CARLISLE of Torthorwald, Dumfries. This John CARLISLE m. Elizabeth LEWIS by whom he had nine children, among whom was William CARLISLE, b. 9.8.1719 m1. Ann CROXTON, m2. Eleanor HERD - 7 children including William CARLISLE, b. 1.7.1762, m. Prudence WOLF
Oxford University Alumni:
CARLISLE, William, so William of Sedbergh, Co.York, pleb. Magdalen Hall, matric. 14 Dec 1791, aged 29; BA 1798, MA 1799.
Rev. William CARLISLE, M.A. (Oxon) of Belmont in the parish of Ipstones, Staffordshire. issue 12 children
CCED (Clergymen of the Church of England Database):
William CARLISLE (Senior)
Appointments:
Assistant curate, Bucknall 23 September 1787
Perpetual curate, Ipstones 9 December 1789 – 27 August 1833
Perpetual curate, Earl Sterndale 9 December 1789 – 25 September 1833
Rector and Vicar, Sutton cum Duckmanton 15 July 1806
Rector, Sutton cum Duckmanton 26 July 1810 – 29 July 1833
Stipendiary Curate, Kingsley 30 December 1813
Curate, Hartington 19 April 1816 – 4 may 1827
Curate, Grindon 20 July 1830
Death: 29 July 1833
- He lived at Belmont, Staffordshire, in 1785 and was appointed Perpetual Curate
of Ipstones on 9 December 1789. In January 1799, he took his M.A. at
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, and on 15 July 1806 we became the Rector of the parish
of Sutton-in-the-Dale, Derbyshire. [4]
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1762 - 1833 (71 years)
