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A History of the County of Lancaster
… ? 1328. Thomas de Woodhouse 38 Vicars 19 July 1336 Hugh de Tunstall 39 Archdeacon of Richmond oc. 1349 John Rylyng 40 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… made a further settlement of his manors, &c., in Ireby, Tunstall and Claughton; ibid. 108. Sir John de Harrington the … Thomas Levyns and then sold the next presentation to John Tunstall and others, who in 1549 granted it to Thomas Procter …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Scraptoft 33 oc. 1392 John de Ansty 34 oc. 143056 John Tunstall 35 c. 15257 Peter Gerard 36 Leicester Abbey oc. 1535 … in Scraptoft in Leicestershire. Final Conc. iii, 39. John Tunstall, vicar of Cockerham, took part in the inquiry as to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Priory d. W. de Clipston 22 Nov. 1318 Mr. Ralph de Tunstall 59 " d. last rector 1 Mar. 13334 Richard de Wamberge 60 " d. R. de Tunstall 18 Jan. 13445 William de Exeter 61 The King d. R. de … chaplain. He also had been rector of Eccleston for a time. Tunstall may have forfeited the church for a time, as there …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Lancaster 41 Lancaster Priory 5 Mar. 131011 Mr. Ralph de Tunstall 42 " res. W. de Lancaster 22 Oct. 1319 Richard de … Croston in 1318. A list of the rectors of Eccleston from Tunstall to Mascy is in Exch. Q. R. Eccl. Doc. 1/37 (4/28). …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… xxix, no. 54. William Morecroft purchased from Francis Tunstall in 1579, and Richard Shireburne purchased from him …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Hist. MSS. Rep. xii, App. iv, 227. The will of Brian Tunstall in 1513 contains a bequest of 40 s. to the Friars of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was proclaimed on 31 December by Clarenceux, Sir Marmaduke Tunstall being present, 88 and about two months later the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Gressingham, Claughton and Hornby to the south-west, and Tunstall and Whittington to the northseven or eight churches …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… instituted on 29 July, 1322, the patrons being Henry de Tunstall and Joan de Dacre his wife, 'with the permission of …