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A History of the County of Lancaster
… provision made for his wife Margery daughter of Sir Edmund Trafford; his son and heir Thomas and his wife Joan; Peter … manor of Ince in Makerfield. Sir William Gerard, Sir Cecil Trafford, and four other convicted recusants, joined in a …
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… and that she subsequently married Adam son of John de Trafford, 18 who in consideration of 100 marks conveyed it by … Ellen and Cecily, daughters and heirs of Adam and Ellen de Trafford, confirmed this deed. 20 The year following, after … issue, Thurstan son of Hugh de Tyldesley and Adam de Trafford, with Ellen his wife, made an unsuccessful attempt …
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… lie upon the pebble beds of the New Red Sandstone; Trafford Park, Barton, Patricroft, and Monton on the Upper … and Bromyhurst, going northwards, occupy the centre, and Trafford Park, formerly Wickleswick or Whittleswick, lies in … who in 1564 was contracted to marry Edmund Trafford; Anne, who married George Legh of East Hall in High …
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… in pure alms. 1 Of the abbey it was in 1461 held by John Trafford at a rent of 4 s. 2 In the 17th century it was held …
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… He married before 1278 Christiana widow of Richard lord of Trafford, whose dower was of considerable value. 44 He was … 2074, fol. 58 b. By agreements made in 1278 with Henry de Trafford and Geoffrey de Chadderton his brother, William and … obtained an annuity of 9 marks 2 s. 8 d. from the Trafford estates for Christiana's life; Final Conc. i, 1534. …
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… of May, 1325, recites a deed by which Sir Henry de Trafford was bound to Robert de Bold to pay certain sums to … son Ralph on his marriage with Ellen daughter of Thomas Trafford; ibid. Dods. loc. cit. n. 1667. Cross Hey and Breck …
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… appears as early as 1292 as plaintiff against Henry de Trafford respecting a tenement in Harwood; Assize R. 408, m. … of Manchester; the land in Harwood was held of Edmund Trafford in socage by the rent of a barbed arrow; Duchy of …
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… inquisition quoted below it seems that in 1557 Sir Edmund Trafford and Giles Ainsworth were lords of the manor, or of … it was stated that William Hulton had held of Sir Edmund Trafford and Giles Ainsworth; ibid. x, no. 32. Two fines are …
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… Joan his wife afterwards granted to Thomas son of Henry de Trafford 100 acres of moor and pasture in Heaton and … like Withington, to the Mosleys 9 and Egertons; the Trafford moiety seems to have been sold to a number of small …
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… attested a Barton charter before or about that time; De Trafford Deeds, no. 192. In 1287 Anabel, widow of Adam de …