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A History of the County of Lancaster
… to the bailiff of West Derby; also lands in Euxton and in Appleton; his son and heir Richard Lancaster, married to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of James Kay, under his will of 1882, sold to Mrs. Appleton, from whose representatives the Tower and the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… been the name of the district, the township name being Appleton. This hamlet lies close to the centre, with … off from Widnes station; there is another station at Appleton, and a third at the northern boundary, called … earl of Lincoln, a minor, held half a fee in demesne in Appleton and Cronton, which had been assigned in dower to his …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 21 Thomas Marsh, John Buller, William Jameson, and Thomas Appleton, as 'papists,' registered estates here in 1717. 22 … are printed. Engl. Cath. Nonjurors, 97, 125, 135, 151. Appleton's house was called The Riddings. …
Calendar of Treasury books
… to.(Delivered ut supra.) The report [from same] on John Appleton's petition offering composition of a verdict …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Letters ( Customs) XVI, pp. 4056. Same to same to let John Appleton have the liberty of his person. Prefixing: report … to the Treasury Lords on the petition of said Appleton, a corn factor, shewing that he is a prisoner in …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Book IX, p. 372. Same to same of the petition of John Appleton of London, cornfactor, praying to compound a …
Calendar of Treasury books
… the baronetcy fee due from Sir William Milner of Nun Appleton Hall in Co. York. (Privy seal dated March 30 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Book IX, p. 293. Same to same of the petition of John Appleton, corn factor, shewing that he is a prisoner in Wood …
Calendar of Treasury books
… warrant to the Customs Commissioners to compound with John Appleton for 200 l. on the verdict recovered against him by …