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A History of the County of Lancaster
… heirs by Margery his wife, daughter of Simon de Hale of Eccleston. 7 In 1508 John Pemberton sold all his land in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… hall at Halsall. 75 Eventually he sold the manor to Thomas Eccleston, lord of the adjoining manor of Scarisbrick, and … notice. Edward Halsall, first in remainder, was living at Eccleston, near Prescot; a life interest was no doubt given … to that house. The house he had built for himself at Eccleston was to be kept in order for his widow, and then …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Mary Holland of Wigan in 1757 bequeathed to Mrs. Winifred Eccleston of St. Helens a messuage in Hambleton which she had …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the estate going to a nephew, William Blackburn of Great Eccleston, whose son James, dead in 1784, left as heir a …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… HESKIN Heskyn, 1301. This township, formerly united with Eccleston, lies on the northerly slope of the hills of … side join at Heskin Green, while the third joins at Eccleston Green, just beyond the northern boundary. From the … 4 MANOR The manor of HESKIN was originally included in Eccleston, but seems to have been regarded as separate after …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… lived at Aigburth; Charles Harrington died at Scholes in Eccleston; the Molyneuxes probably lived at New Hall. The …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… family, 3 and to have been joined to their part of Great Eccleston. Walter son of Sir William de Carleton about 1280 … of Sir Richard le Boteler for his tenement in Inskip and Eccleston. 4 In 1285 Henry de Kighley and Ellen his wife … the manor of Inskip and two-thirds of the manor of Great Eccleston. 5 Henry de Kighley was knight of the shire in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… children, William, who died early; Agnes, who married John Eccleston; and Ellen, who married Oliver Anderton. The two … given. 'A pair of beads of white amber' was added. Ralph Eccleston's lands in Kenyon were in 1522 held of Thurstan …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… half of its area, and stretching over the boundary into Eccleston. 'The scenery in the park, which is beautifully … of the brook at Watercarr, across to the road to Glest (in Eccleston), along this way up as far as the cross, then at … up and repairing the paling between Longbarrow gate and Eccleston gate. Their charges were 12 d. a hundred for …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Soc.), i, 96. The Charnock estate was purchased by John Eccleston, who died in 1622, leaving as heir a son Nicholas; …