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A History of the County of Lancaster
… Roger La Warre's grant of Bradford to Thomas de Booth of Barton, and descended in the same way as Bradford until the … Manchester Corporation D. See the accounts of Bradford and Barton. From an old abstract of the Legh title (in the … George Legh and Anne (Booth) his wife of the old hall of Barton and lands, &c., in Openshaw, Grindlow, Blackstake, and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… manor was sold by Henry Radcliffe Earl of Sussex to Andrew Barton of Smithills in 1548, 11 and descended to Lord … Riding died in 1631 holding a messuage, &c., of Thomas Barton by knight's service; his heir was a sister Ellen, aged … 1600. 49 He died in 1618 holding a messuage of Sir Thomas Barton by knight's service, suit of court and mill and 1 d. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… bequeathed Rawcliffe to his natural son, Robert John Barton Aiston, who assumed the name of Wilson France. 'In the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… an oxgang of land and his share of the lordship to John de Barton and Dionisia his wife. In 1371 Barton gave his lands here to Thomas his son. 22 It is …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Akeroyde 68 oc. 1639 John Breres, M.A. 69 oc. 1664 Roger Barton 70 oc. 1669 Elisha Clarkson 71 1676 Robert Sheffield, … Accts. i, 248; ii, 201. Whitaker, op. cit. ii, 50. Roger Barton is named as curate in Apr. 1664 in a marriage licence … Clarkson was also curate of Altham. He probably succeeded Barton, whose name appears (cancelled) in the visitation list …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… granted by Richard Banastre of Wrightington to Katherine Barton, widow, for life; on her second marriage to Lawrence …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… who married Thomas Lyon, and Esther, whose son Edward Barton was living in 1721. See a preceding note. He may be … estates were also registered: John Platt, collier; Roger Barton of Liverpool; and William Berry; ibid. 97, 120, 122. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to have been the Duke of Bridgewater, the heirs of T. Barton, Mrs. Percival, W. B. Molyneux, and John Markland. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… had another son Henry, to whom he gave Whittleswick in Barton. About 1300, as stated in the text, Adam married Alice …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Richard Gooden of Pendlebury, 1728; he had lands in Barton, Tottington, Pendlebury, and Stretford; Richard and … that on the Monday after Low Sunday, 1444, Thomas Booth of Barton, Nicholas and Henry his sons, William Gawen of Swinton …