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A History of the County of Lancaster
… some years the abode of Thomas Highs, a reed-maker, and John Kay, a clockmaker, who were associated with Richard … state, the windows and roof decayed, in the time of John Bridgeman, bishop of Chester (161952), who threatened to … church unless the lord of Atherton repaired it. In 1654 John Atherton was alleged to have set up a new screen …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… licence for the appropriation of the rectory. 23 Pope John XXII also granted their request, ordering the Bishop of … other Evesham properties, in 1543 granted by the Crown to John Fleetwood of Penwortham. 26 In 1748 the advowson was … Mr. William de Cruce Roys 41 Evesham Abbey 9 Nov. 1308 John de Bohun 42 " 21 June 1322 Mr. Thomas de Astley 43 " d. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… been vicars: Instituted Name Patron Cause of Vacancy Br. John Leicester 32 23 Nov. 1429 Br. Richard Boteler 33 Croxton … Br. Edmund Green 34 c. 1500 Br. Richard Docker 35 oc.1548 John Andrew 36 14 Dec. 1562 Richard Harris 37 The Crown d. … 26 May 1626 20 Sept. 1633 Robert Heblethwaite 40 1648 John Smith 41 15 May 1658 Thomas White, M.A. 42 The Protector …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… with the suit of customary tenants there was leased to John Prikehare and his wife Orenge by the abbot of Hyde late … and a rabbit warren called Godwynesdowne was leased to John Smyth, his wife Joan and their son John for thirtyfive years on condition that they should …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Taylyer, Richard Kylw, Hughe Chetham, James Gerrarde, John Pylkyngton, Philipe Werburton, William [Ste] le, John Scolefede, Wylliam, James Taylier, Roger Blomeley, … 1180 ?Adam 33 oc. 1202 ? Thomas 34 c. 1230 Peter 35 1297 John de Middleton 36 Roger de Middleton 21 July 1328 Thomas …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… at the rim, and a larger one, presented in 1750 by John and Henry Hesketh, wine merchants in Preston. 8 The … 13 In 1543 the patronage was granted by Henry VIII to John Fleetwood of Penwortham, 14 in whose family it descended … parts of the estates, and in the same year they presented John Baldwin to the rectory; this was no doubt by arrangement …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… named in 1586 as one of the places which had entertained John Law, a seminary priest, 6 but the number of 'convicted … In Ormskirk itself a small case was that of Ellen wife of John West. 9 In Bickerstaffe besides the Mossocks, Peter Cropper and John Gore were victims. 10 Anthony Beesley of Burscough, aged …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in 1328 he formally released the ploughing and reaping to John son of William de Pennington, John acknowledging that he held the manor of the abbot and … three weeks to three weeks and a rent of 30 s. yearly. 17 John de Pennington died in or before 1334, when his son …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the door is a stone with the date 1653 and the initials of John Fleetwood and Anne (Farington) his wife. This date … 'advowson' was sold by the Fleetwood trustees in 1749 to John Aspinall, who sold it to John Barton. About 1810 it was purchased by Lawrence …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was a dance performed by the village lads at Easter. 10 John Hull, M.D., a botanist of some note, was born at Poulton … Alexander de Stanford 44 Vicars oc. 1294 Roger 45 oc. 1325 John 46 oc. 1332 William de Sellerdale 47 1 Apr. 1338 William … William de Preston 49 " exch. W. de Stalmine 7 Oct. 1349 John de Fishwick 50 " oc. 1356 William de Clayton 51 oc. …