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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 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… transferred to Henry Parker of Hornby Castle. Richard Newton was on the same vacancy (by the death of Richard …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 1348 Bro. John de Walton 73 " 11 Oct. 1349 Bro. Robert de Newton 74 " d. J. de Walton 8 Dec. 1351 Bro. William de Selby 75 " res. R. de Newton 12 July 1379 Bro. Robert de Normanville 76 " res. W. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… parts, Whittington proper to the north, 2,437 acres, and Newton with Docker to the south, 1,978 acres. The village of … north of it is Sellet and to the south-west is West Hall. Newton is to the south of Whittington, with Coneygarth on its … Arkholme northwards to Kirkby Lonsdale, passing through Newton and Whittington; from it minor roads go west to Docker …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… at the time of the Conquest included within the hundred of Newton, with the exception of its western township, Upholland … the church. ADVOWSON In 1066 'the church of the manor' of Newton had one ploughland exempt from all dues. 7 It may be assumed that the lord of Newton, who at that time was the King, was patron. When the …