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A History of the County of Lancaster
… the work stated: Overhouse, Edge, Edge Foot, Lowerhouse or Crow trees, &c. Many field names are given: Paggas, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… priests resident in this part of the townshipone at Crow Hall 227 and the other at Hough, 228 and they ministered … the vicar of Preston, reported to the government that Crow Hall was devoted to 'superstitious uses'; the estate …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… purpose of seizing the cattle, their watchword being 'The crow is white !' They reached the Lea about an hour after …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… that no tenant, free or copyhold, should suffer any crow, commonly called 'ruckes or Whytebyll croeys,' to eyre …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… formed in 1836; 5 the southern portion is known as Crow Croft; Gore Brook crosses the centre from east to west. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Peter Legh, junior, of his capital messuage called Crow-lane Hall, dated 1534; Raines, loc. cit. 173; Ducatus … 1673 granted to the estate of Thomas Serjeant of Newton. Crow-lane House, perhaps the hall above mentioned, was in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Newhall to the east, Chatterton to the west, Hardsough and Crow Woods to the north-west, and Balladen and Horncliffe to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… then it rises again, reaching 1,400 ft. at the end of Crow Hill, the point where the boundary turns west-southwest. … and Oakworth. Thence ascending the hill to the shrink of Crow Hill or Crowhill Well, turning west to a mere called the Lad on the top of Crow Hill or Skarth on Crow Hill, then down to a spot …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… bringing a bow and arrows of his own, and then seeing a crow he shot at it; 'his arrow chanced to glance into the …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… in case of an assault. (d) The bulwark at the entrance to Crow Sound should be repaired and fortified to prevent ships …