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A History of the County of Lancaster
… between 1633 and 1726. The sum was paid to Robert Gregge Hopwood, and in 1828 30 interest was received; of this … existed in 1828. The capital was in the hands of Robert Gregge Hopwood, and the interest was paid to the poor rate. … active operation in 1828, but has since been lost. Captain Gregge Hopwood, on being applied to in 1861, replied that the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… succeeded to Hopwood, and took this surname. 46 Edward Gregge Hopwood died in 1798, and left the Chamber Hall estate … 47 Tetlow. Argent a bend engrailed sable cotised gules. Gregge. Or three trefoils between two cheverons sable. … daughter Martha and her issue; and she married Joseph Gregge. In 1681 Joseph Gregge and Martha his wife made a …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… afterwards, having no issue by his wife, a daughter of Gregge of Chester, sold the estate to Henry Bradshaw of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… died 10 Aug. 1651; Bury Reg. She afterwards married Robert Gregge of Chester, and had a son Edward Gregge of Hapsford; Raines, op. cit. 282, 283, where Peter's … James Starky in 1786 married Elizabeth daughter of Edward Gregge Hopwood. See Raines MSS. xvi, fol. 111; and Notitia …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and after her death, which happened in 1773, to Edward Gregge of Chamber Hall in Werneth, who accordingly succeeded, … 13 The estate has since descended regularly from Edward Gregge Hopwood, 14 who died in 1798, to his son Robert, who … the present owner, Lieut. Colonel Edward Robert Gregge-Hopwood, born in 1846. 16 Hopwood Hall is situated in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Farrand 71 oc. 162930 John Dugdale 72 oc. 163741 John Gregge 73 oc. 16467 Peter Jackson 74 oc. 1650 John Wright 75 …