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A History of the County of Lancaster
… Bryning-With-Kellamergh; Clifton-With-Salwick; Newton-With-Scales; Freckleton; Warton; … 41 Hambleton 94 1,132 Medlar-with-Wesham 484 1,284 27 Newton-with-Scales 167 980 Ribby-with-Wrea 361 939 45 … 52 Vicars oc. 1331 John de Ardern 53 oc. 133249 Robert de Newton 54 c. 1350 William de Slaidburn 55 oc. 1357 William de …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… incumbent oc. 1581 Thomas Burrow 38 25 Apr. 1625 Richard Newton 39 The Crown d. last incumbent 26 May 1626 20 Sept. … and Ches. Antiq. Notes. have been followed from this time. Newton's first institution is recorded in the Act Bks. at … was rector of Claughton 162830, but was deprived. 'Richard Newton, gent., vicar of Melling,' was buried at Whittington 8 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Poulton; Carleton; Thornton; Hardhorn-With-Newton; Marton This parish, from which Bispham has been … 1 16 s. 1 d.; Thornton, 2 0 s. 5 d.; Hardhorn-with-Newton, 2 10 s. 2 d.; and Marton, 2 0 s. 3 d.; in all, 10 17 … Thornton 470 1,962 10 Fleetwood 475 1,032 17 Hardhorn-with-Newton 578 1,951 27 Marton 1,261 1,851 20 3,000 9,193 79 A …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… College in 1740. He was one of the Tory members for Newton, 1747 to 1754; Pink and Beaven, Parl. Repre. of Lancs. … stating that he was pressed to continue to represent Newton, but preferring the satisfaction of a private station …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… other married Maj.-General Peter Heron, Tory member for Newton in Makerfield from 1806 to 1814; and the estate was … 1861; the line to Royton and Rochdale in 1863; and that to Newton Heath in 1880. Solhher, 1202; Solwere, 1275; Sholver, … Bradbury; Manch. Guardian N. and Q. no. 520; Daniel Newton, ibid, no. 1237. Lancs. Inq. and Extents (Rec. Soc. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Their daughter Jane married John Greaves of Culcheth in Newton. Richard Percival of Royton married Katherine daughter …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of his son Thomas with Margaret daughter of Thomas Newton; he died two years afterwards, holding various lands …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 86 " " d. R. de Freckleton 21 Jan. 13634 Robert de Newton 87 Richard de Radcliffe d. T. de Clipston 1 Apr. 1367 Alexander de Pilkington 88 d. R. de Newton 18 Feb. 13678 Richard de Radcliffe 89 Richard de …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to Selborne Common and across the common to the parish of Newton Valence, which lies south-east of Selborne. On the … of the manor, which was held of him, as of his manor of Newton Valence, by the heirs of Nicholas Berenger. 55 … the manor and passed as part of the same to John Pescod of Newton Valence some time before 1558. In what year John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Canon Brandreth d. W. H. Brandreth 1886 Charles William Newton Hutton, M.A. 83 " res. J. P. Brandreth The earlier …