Genealogy data of Dolman or Dowman, of Pocklington

Fr. Dolman's father, Thomas Dolman, acquired the estate
of Badsworth with his wife, and died April 3, 1589, being
buried at Pocklington, where a handsome monument was
erected to his memory and still exists. He was a Catholic,
and after his death his widow appears in the list of Yorkshire
Papists in 1604. Her will bears date Nov. 19, 1614. They
had issue five sons and three daughters : Sir Robert, Knt,
the eldest son and heir ; John, a student of Gray's Inn, the
subject of this notice ; Marmaduke, of Messingham, co. Lin
coln, who has been said to have lost his life at Marston Moor,
during the Civil Wars ; Peter ; and William. The daughters
were : Anne, wife of Richard Whittingham, of Whittingham
Hall, co. Lancaster, Esq. ; Bridget ; and Jane. Of the sons,
Marmaduke and Peter appear, at any rate for a time, to have
fallen away from the faith, although they are stated not to
have regarded it with hostility.

He was still at Pont-a-Musson, according to the catalogue, in 1590, but after this year all trace of him is
lost, and he probably died about that period.

Volume 3, page 163-164

Robert Stapilton, of Templehurst, in com. Eboru, bp. at Snaith 6 June 1575.
Will 5 Sept., pr. 23 Nov.
1655 (Yorks. Rec. Series, ix, 88), mar. Mary, daughter of Sr Rob Dolman, of Gunby, in co.
Eborum, Knt by Eleanor Mallory, she d. 1623.

Volume 3 page 85, 163
Barbara, wife of Thomas Dolman, of Badsworth