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A History of the County of Lancaster
… de Lea, in 1337 released to Sir Richard de Hoghton, Agnes widow of Sir Henry de Lea, Sir Adam de Hoghton and … third part of the manor was claimed by John de Walton and Agnes his wife (for her life) against Henry de Preston, Maud …
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… son of John Salcockson, Adam son of Ralph the Smith and Agnes his wife, John Banastre, Christiana widow of Henry son … the land, &c., had been settled on Thomas de Leyland and Agnes his wife, who had had issueJohn, Alice, and Mabel; of … that in 1318 John son of Thomas de Leyland (whose wife was Agnes) claimed tenements in Leyland and Cuerden against John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… In 1202 an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between Agnes daughter of Robert, plaintiff, and Richard, Andrew, and … sons of Siward, tenants of three oxgangs in Litherland. Agnes released her right to the tenants, and Richard in … ii, 10, 11. In 1309 he made a grant to Roger de Roby and Agnes his wife; the latter may have been his daughter; Moore …
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… Ellis de Lever in favour of his son Adam and his issue by Agnes his wife; Final Conc, ii, 78. It will be seen that the …
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… recites a grant by Robert the father of William to Agnes widow of Richard Worthington, including Howcroft, with …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and his heirs, with reversion to daughters Maud, Margaret, Agnes, Elizabeth, and Margery. 16 In accordance with this … 1362 20 Little Crosby became the portion of his sister Agnes, who had married David Blundell of Great Crosby. The descendants of Agnes and David still possess the manor. The origin of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… R. 629, m. 3 d. Robert Pacok (Peacock) of Eccleston and Agnes his wife held 2 oxgangs of land in Great and Little …
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… were sisters, each holding a third part; ibid. 425, m. 5. Agnes widow of Robert de Hoole quitclaimed to Richard le … Conc. iii, 5), but in 1401 John Boteler of Rawcliffe and Agnes his wife granted the capital messuage to their son …
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… his brothers William and David, who married Beatrice and Agnes, daughters and co-heirs of Adam de Blackburn. 21 To … of Hulton was a defendant in 1348; Assize R. 1444, m. 4. Agnes, David's widow, claimed dower in 1285; De Banco R. 59, … who in 14589 arranged for the marriage of his daughter Agnes to Richard son of William Heaton; ibid. 14. Roger son …
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… de Culcheth; ibid. fol. 101 b. Thomas de Strangeways and Agnes his wife in 1337 claimed messuages in Preston against … de Risley and Maud his wife, being the right of the said Agnes and Maud; De Banco R. 312, m. 384 d. Peter de Risley … found that Richard Shireburne held, in conjunction with Agnes his wife, the 'manor' of Longton of the king as Earl of …