'Richard de Worsley [son of Robert de Worsley, "the Clerk"], who made a settlement of his lands in Worsley and elsewhere before 1334, and was still living in 1346, when he made a new settlement of lands. He had sons Richard and Robert, both of whom seem to have died without issue, and a daughter Ellen, who eventually succeeded to the lands of Kempnall or Kempnough ([Ancestry of Mary Isaac], 307-8).'
↑ Birth year estimated based on estimated birth year of his great-grandfather Roger de Worsley, and on estimated death year of his son-in-law Richard de Parr. It also takes into account the years he made settlement of his lands, although if this estimated birth year is reasonably accurate, he would have been quite young the first time he did so.
