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Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… good as any Act, or Statute, or words to that effect. John Kay, after some Exceptions taken by the Earl of Strafford, …
A Survey of London
… alias Knightriders streete, Breton streete, Petar Kay, in the parrish of saint Mary Magdalen, in olde …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Ralph Holt In 1441 Ralph Holt summoned Thomas and John Kay of Bury, Ralph, John, and Peter Lomax of Heap, and others … William Wood, who formerly he.d it, had enfeoffed Thomas Kay and Richard Lomax; but Ralph claimed by a charter of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… John Kenyon 159 oc. 1674 Robert Hartley 160 1688 Thomas Kay 161 1690 Richard Kippax 162 1724 James Matthews, B.A. 163 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… manor of Dutton being his eldest surviving son, Mr. Robert Kay Fenton, born in 1853. No courts have been held for a long …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… already cited the chartulary contains others by Nicholas Kay of Ellel (acknowledging the rents of 1 d. and 7 d.) and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… house with twelve, Thomas Symonds's, six, and Roger Kay's of Woodhill, six. 2 The cotton manufacture is the chief … 33 Woodhill was long the residence of a family named Kay. 34 Roger Kay, the refounder of the grammar school, was of this family. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the transfer of the middle part of Entwisle Hall to John Kay in 1657 speaks of 'all that capital Messuage or Manor … the western (including the room called the hall) to John Kay; no. 5, 54. By Kay's will of 1671 his daughter Jane, wife of Robert Norbury …