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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is held twice a year at Burnley for Ightenhill manor. Gawthorpe Hall, in the township, was the baronial residence …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… (Whalley), (t) 544, (m) 545 Friarhills (Whalley), 425 Gawthorpe (Whalley), 463 Goldshaw Booth (Whalley), 514 …
Index of places
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… - Ecclesfield - Edlington - Farnley - Gateforth - Gawthorpe - Gildersber - Goole - Goolefield-Houses - Grimston …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Gawhthorpe, 149. Gawkethorp, 95. Gawkethorpe, 156. als. Gawthorpe, 364. Gawkhill, 93. Gawkthorp, 106. Gawthorpe, 190. als. Gawkethorpe, 364. Gawthorpp, 171. …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Gatupp als. Gateupp, 194. Gatyll, 152. Gawckthorpe als. Gawthorpe, 145. Gawghawaye, 89. Gawthorpe als. Gawckthorpe, 145. Gayteford, 94. Gaytefurthe, …
A History of the County of York
… T. J., 426. Gaveston, Peter, Earl of Cornwall, 54. Gawthorpe (W.R.), see Gascoigne (Sir Wm. and fam.). 'geil', …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 438 (2 mm. 22, 26). Gawcell. See Godeby. Gawekethrop. See Gawthorpe. Gawen, John, p. 1546. Gawkthorpe (Gawethrop, … John, clerk, constable of Windsor Castle, g. 218 (61). Gawthorpe (Gawekethorp), Yorks, 438 (2 m. 34). Gawtresse. See …