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A History of the County of Lancaster
… (i.e. no doubt Hugh le Norreys son of Alan), and against Cecily daughter of Hugh le Norreys and Robert le Norreys; Cecily and Robert called Hugh le Norreys of Haigh to warrant … enfeoffed Alan son of Hugh le Norreys, Robert le Norreys, Cecily daughter of Hugh le Norreys, and Hugh son of Haynon …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Alan's brother Ellis. 98 Almost a century later Cecily de Collay, or Cowley, daughter and one of the heirs of … de Brinsope, and the reversion of those in the hands of Cecily widow of Robert de Brinsope lying in Bold in the place …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Lancaster, holding another fourth part by 9 s. 10 d.; Cecily de Southworth, representing Travers, holding land by 8 … Simon de Thornbrandhead. 23 The mill was held in shares; Cecily de Southworth held a moiety and an eighth, John … fol. 43. The pleadings give little information. In 1277 Cecily widow of Ralph de Kellet claimed dower in 40 acres in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Hutton had with other manors and lands been assigned to Cecily as her jointure in 1697; Mr. Roper's MS. The fine … recorded in 1664; Dugdale, Visit. 330. He was cousin of Cecily wife of Sir Francis Bindloss, who was daughter of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… By his wife Edith de Barton he had as his heir a daughter, Cecily, who married William de Notton, 6 the tenant in 1212. … two ultimately had each a moiety of the manor. 9 Of these Cecily married Sir John D'Ewias, and her moiety descended to … her death Robert and Margery were to have one-third, and Cecily and Elizabeth, the younger sisters of Margery, were to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Joan 40 acres each in Broughton; Harl. MS. 2042, fol. 171. Cecily widow of Thomas de Ingolhead in 131011 claimed dower …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Richard de Tulketh, Ere wife of Adam son of Margery and Cecily wife of Robert de Ribbleton; Assize R. 408, m. 70 d. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Cath. Nonjurors, 96, 143, 146. George son of William and Cecily Ball was in 1697 admitted to the English College at …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… settled a part of his land in Chesham and Bury on his wife Cecily for her life; ibid, x, no. 7. The succeeding Robert …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 2 oxgangs in Hollinworth were held by William de Sale and Cecily his wife, in the latter's right, it would appear; and … and half an oxgang were granted to John de Houghton and Cecily his wife at a rent of 13 d. 64 Afterwards the estate … 602. GG, no. 607; the grantors were William de Sale and Cecily his wife, who occur again in Hollinworth. Cecily widow …