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1841 Scotland Census (transcription by http://maxwellancestry.co.uk/census/41transcript.aspx?houseid=78907008 )

County Name Roxburghshire
Parish Name Hawick
Enumeration District 7
Enumeration Page 2
Address Meikle Whitlaw
Notes on Location Old Meikle Whitlaw Farmhouse
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Name Other Name Age Sex Occupation County of Birth 1851 1861 Spouse Notes
William Knox 45 M Farmer Roxburghshire
Williamina Knox 20 F Roxburghshire
David Knox 15 M Ag. Lab Roxburghshire
William Knox 15 M Cl. Ap Roxburghshire
James Knox 14 M Roxburghshire
John Knox 12 M Roxburghshire
Margaret Knox 10 F Roxburghshire
Agnes Knox 8 F Roxburghshire
Isabella Johnson 15 F F S. Not in County
Isabella Mark 15 F Ag. Lab Roxburghshire

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Sir William Plumpton (1362-1405) was born in Plumpton, Yorkshire and died in Spofforth, Yorkshire. In February 1381, he married Alice Gisburn (1364-1424), daughter of John de Gisburn (c1336-1390) and sister to Isabella (c1362-?) of York. They had 8 children. All the Children were born in Plumpton except George who was born in Bingham, Nottinghamshire. Sir William Plumpton suffered death upon the scaffold for the part he took in the insurrection stirred up by his uncle Richard, ARchbishop of York, whose sister, Isabella Scrope, his farther had married. He is described by a contemporary historian as a "brave and daring knight".

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Sir Robert Plumpton (1340-1407) was born in Plumpton, Yorkshire.

He served in several wars of his time. In 1372, he had gone on board the King's fleet, but falling suddnely and dangerously ill, and being unable to continue his sea voyage, he was compelled to go ashore at the town of Rye; whereupon, the circumstances of his case having first being returned into the Chancery under the seal of Simon Burgh, Constable of Rochester Castle, a writ was sent to the mayor and bailiffs of the town to exonerate him from blame, and instructing them to allow him, with John Heton, his esquire, and his two valets, to return home with all his equipage unmolested. He was later Constable of the Castle of Knaresborough, and Lieutenant and Master Forester of the forest of Knaresborough.

Sir Robert married Isabella Scrope (24/8/1337-18/12/1405) daughter of Henry le Scrope (29/9/1312 - ?) and Joan Agnes (1317-?), and sister to Joan Scrope (c1349-1399), Stephen (1345-25/1/1404), Henry (1347-?), John (c1348-Dec 1405), William (c1349-1399), and Richard (1351-8/6/1405) of Masham, England. They had three children: Sir William (1362-8/6/1405), Alice (c1364-?) and Joan (c1380-?).