I think I have family history for Norton Lees.
William and Saffrey have 2 sons who did not become bishops, Richard who married Catherine of Birchett and stayed in Norton area. Thomas who married Alice Skelley or Skellowes and lived in Barnby Dunn and carried a junior coat of arms. Thomas had 1 son William. William had 2 children Nicholas and his heir John. John and Elisabeth his wife had no surviving children so adopted Nicholas's son Thomas who also had no surviving heirs so the land went to 2 cousins William Blythe grandson of Richard and Katherine and John Blythe of Norton Lees also grandson of Richard and Catherine.
So there would be a John Blythe in Norton Lees directly from William and Saffrey but a younger branch, but still able to carry a Blythe coat of arms.
So we have John son of Catherine and Richard married to Agnes Dent.Lives in Bishops House. Son John married to Ann.Lives in Bishops House. Son William lives in Bishops House.
It seems to make sense although still have a few stray Blythes which are unaccounted for
William and Saffrey have 2 sons who did not become bishops, Richard who married Catherine of Birchett and stayed in Norton area. Thomas who married Alice Skelley or Skellowes and lived in Barnby Dunn and carried a junior coat of arms. Thomas had 1 son William. William had 2 children Nicholas and his heir John. John and Elisabeth his wife had no surviving children so adopted Nicholas's son Thomas who also had no surviving heirs so the land went to 2 cousins William Blythe grandson of Richard and Katherine and John Blythe of Norton Lees also grandson of Richard and Catherine.
So there would be a John Blythe in Norton Lees directly from William and Saffrey but a younger branch, but still able to carry a Blythe coat of arms.
So we have John son of Catherine and Richard married to Agnes Dent.Lives in Bishops House. Son John married to Ann.Lives in Bishops House. Son William lives in Bishops House.
It seems to make sense although still have a few stray Blythes which are unaccounted for