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A History of the County of Lancaster
… The earliest ancestor known is one Hamon or Hamlet le Boteler, to whom Warine Bussel gave two plough-lands in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… after his death has been preserved, but refers only to the Boteler of Warrington manors of which he was trustee; Add. MS …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… whose custody there was a dispute between Sir William le Boteler and Robert de Ferrers, earl of Derby. 19 John had a … and successors. The grants were confirmed by William le Boteler; ibid. ii, 494. Ibid. ii, 490, 492. This land lay … of the heirs of John Blundell of Ince to William le Boteler; Trans. Hist. Soc. xxxiii, 266. As the earl's estates …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… his son William the homage and service of Sir Richard le Boteler for his tenement in Inskip and Eccleston. 4 In 1285 … and Ellen his wife obtained from Alice widow of Richard le Boteler the manor of Inskip and two-thirds of the manor of … of Robert de Stockport in 1275 claimed from Richard le Boteler a third part of 2 s. rent in Inskip; De Banco R. 10, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… William, had had a burgage in Warrington from William le Boteler. Assize R. 1306, m. 15; a suit in 1295 as to whether …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… op. cit. 487. See a preceding note. In 125960 Richard le Boteler claimed the custody of the son and heir of Ralph de … no. 24; xi, no. 4; xiv, no. 42. The Kirkham lands of John Boteler of Rawcliffe were in 1502 stated to have been held …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… passed with the eldest daughter Alice to her husband John Boteler and their issue. 10 The descent is not clearly established, 11 but William Boteler died in 1505 holding the manor of Kirkland and … From these it appears that Margaret the widow married John Boteler, that the daughters were aged five, three and one …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and in 1236 it was recorded that the heirs of Sir Emery le Boteler held three knights' fees in Warrington and Layton 'of … added, though the tenure differed. In 1297 William le Boteler held Layton with its members (Great Marton not being … in 1767. 24 Henry III granted a charter to William le Boteler in 1257 for a weekly market at Layton on Wednesday …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and in the 16th century their heirs were stated to hold of Boteler of Rawcliffe. 28 In the Boteler inquisitions the tenure of their land in Little … in 1514 held his lands, &c., in Little Eccleston of John Boteler of Rawcliffe in socage by 2 d. rent; Duchy of Lanc. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Agnes widow of Robert de Hoole quitclaimed to Richard le Boteler all her dower right in her husband's tenement; Dods. … Matthew de Redmayne being sheriff. In 1256 Richard le Boteler claimed half a plough-land in Little Hoole against … Alice widow of William de Loxum released to Nicholas le Boteler in 1299 all right to her husband's lands in Little …