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Scrope

Scrope (pronounced "scroop") is the name of an old English family of Norman origin that first came into prominence in the 14th century. The family has held the noble titles of Baron Scrope of Masham, Baron Scrope of Bolton, and for a brief time, the Earl of Wiltshire.

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14th-century Scropes, 16th- and 17th-century Scropes & Descendants

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Origin of name

Herald Dispute

Early Scropes

14th-century Scropes

16th- and 17th-century Scropes

Descendants

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Scrope

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples168
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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Scrope

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related to References · 32
Scrope → Ancient Barony, Bernard Burke, Blood Royal, Burke's Landed Gentry, Castle Combe, Clarence Volume, Complete Peerage, Danby, Edward Foss, England, Genealogical, George Edward Cokayne, George Julius Poulett Scrope, Great Britain, Grosvenor Controversy, Henry IV, Heraldic Dictionary, History, Ireland, Landed Gentry
related to Descendants · 24
Scrope → Although Bolton Castle, Baron Bingley, Bolton, Cochrane, Danby, Davies, Duchess, Earl, Harry, Head, Henry John Scrope, House, Jane Parkinson, Jennifer, Lady Beatrice Savile, Mexborough, Other Scropes, Ralph Henry Scrope, Simon Egerton Scrope, Simon Richard Henry
related to Geoffrey le Scrope (d. 1340) · 24
Scrope → Archbishop, Baron Scrope, Bolton, Cambridge, Conisburgh, Despite, Earl, Geoffrey, Henry, Henry IV, Henry Scrope, Henry's, His, However, It, John, June, King's, Masham, Percys
related to 16th- and 17th-century Scropes · 22
Scrope → Abbot, Abbot Sedbar, Adam Sedbar, Baron Scrope, Bolton, Bolton Castle, Carlisle, Elizabeth, Grace, Henry Scrope, Henry VIII, His, January, Jervaulx, John Scrope, King's, King's Commissioners, Mary, Pilgrimage, Queen
related to William le Scrope (c. 1350 – 1399) · 20
Scrope → Bolton Castle, Bristol, Earl, England, He, Henry, Henry IV, Henry's, His, In, Isle, Lord Scrope, Man, Richard II, Richard's, Roger, Salisbury, Treasurer, William, Wiltshire
related to Early Scropes · 11
Scrope → Alice, Countess, Gant, Lincolnshire, Northampton, Northamptonshire, Richard, Robert, The, The Scrope, Yorkshire Scropes
related to 14th-century Scropes · 10
Scrope → Bolton, England, Geoffrey, Henry, Hugh, King Edward II, Sir William, The, Wensleydale, Yorkshire
related to Richard le Scrope (c. 1327 – 1403) · 7
Scrope → Baron Scrope, Bolton, England, Gaunt, Henry, John, Richard Scrope
related to Herald Dispute · 6
Scrope → Chivalry, Court, Grosvenors, Scropes, The, The Grosvenors
related to Origin of name · 4
Scrope → Anglo-Norman, Devant, The, Whether

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henry family bolton baron son le scropes earl john castle richard name masham wiltshire england danby first held william 1350

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the Cochrane familyinstance ofOther Scropes have also married in the 20th century into aristocratic families0.80text
the Ward familyinstance ofOther Scropes have also married in the 20th century into aristocratic families0.80text
the Davies familyinstance ofOther Scropes have also married in the 20th century into aristocratic families0.80text
the Sykes family of Sledmereinstance ofOther Scropes have also married in the 20th century into aristocratic families0.80text
many landed gentry familiesinstance ofOther Scropes have also married in the 20th century into aristocratic families0.80text
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesThe0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesHugh0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesSir William0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesBolton0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesWensleydale0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesYorkshire0.60section
Scroperelated to 14th-century ScropesHenry0.60section

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