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A History of the County of Lancaster
… into Rochdale, in which are the places called Greave, Tong, Thorn and Rockcliffe. The main street, Market Street, … They are called Irwell, Greens, Tunstead, Broadclough, Tong and Brandwood. Partly from Newchurch and partly from … Acre Mill, 1889. The Particular Baptists built a chapel at Tong Meadow in 1851, and the General Baptists (now South …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… with a capital messuage was given by John son of Elias de Tong in 1328 to his brother Alexander in marriage with Alice … daughter of John de Hoghton. 34 Their descendant Katherine Tong, wife of John Seed of Ribchester, gave the estate in … the water-mill called 'Seed mylne,' formerly known as 'Tong mylne,' part of the 'mylne field,' and certain mosses or …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… is also a statement that she married Nicholas Tempest of Tong Hall ( Gent. Mag. 1737), but it appears to be a mistake. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… two-thirds of the land in his possession. 59 Facit 60 and Tong 61 were parts of the Whalley lands. The Common in 1626 … the manor of Spotland with its appurtenances, Whitworth, Tong End, Rockliffe, and Brandwood; a rent of 3 11 s. 4 d. … with lands and rents in Spotland, Hundersfield, Whitworth, Tong End, Rockliffe, Greave Clough, Tong, Brandwood, Facit, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and Ches.), 924. De Lacy Comp. (Chet. Soc.), 14. John de Tong gave Hulkar to Geoffrey de Cuerdale; it was described as …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… TONGE-WITH-HAULGH Tange, 1212; Tonge, 1226 and usual; Tong, 1284. Halgh, 1338. Tonge, as its name implies, is a …