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A History of the County of Lancaster
… son of Adam de Howick a ridge on the South furlong of Breck; Halleturner and Brekesgate are named among the bounds; … m. 48 d. Mabel widow of Thomas Bussel demised her dower in Breck to Richard the son of Thomas in the same year, and the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… passing the church to west and to east and descending the Breck to Skippool, as that part of the united streams flowing … through the centre of the township, with a station in the Breck, just to the north of the church, opened in 1896. The … The old station (1840), still existing, was lower down the Breck, the line to Fleetwood being straighter than at …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… are the districts called Spellow, Anfield, Walton Breck, and Newsham; these are often regarded and named as … crossed by that leading through Everton to Kirkby, called Breck Road and Townsend Lane; 'Cabbage Hall,' an … to the surrounding district, which is also called Walton Breck. Here there is a disused stone quarry. At the extreme …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… between this township and Everton. After passing the Upper Breck, 20 the road, as Rocky Lane, descended the hill, 21 and … 1866, has stations at Edge Lane, Stanley, Tue Brook, and Breck Road, opened in 1870. The Cheshire Lines Committee's … in Everton and West Derby, with special reference to the Breck; part was to be devoted to the general benefit of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Gilbert de Legh land the bounds of which began at 'Breck of Water' and went down at the south to touch the land …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… churchyard was enlarged in 1847. A district called Walton Breck, having a population of 1500, has lately been formed, … and presented to the church by William Tyrer, Esq., of Breck-road, Everton; it is emblematical of the Trinity. Other …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… office of heretable bailly of Leswalt, the lands of old breck, Cults, Baltire, Achneill Galdenoch and corn miln …