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A History of the County of Warwick
… boundary was 'Meretone' Hundred. This took its name from Marton, a village near the junction of the Leam and Itchen, … (temp. Henry III) by Amice daughter of Henry Lovel of Marton to the nuns of Eaton (Nuneaton). 7 Adjoining 'Stanlei' …
A History of the County of York
… 44 In 1546 the income, derived from rents in York and Marton in Cleveland (N.R.), was £4 1 s.; in 1548 it was only …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… through Lytham was opened in 1861, and a third, through Marton, in 1903 for the summer traffic. These facilities have … The map of 1751 (by E. Bowen) in Mr. Roeder's essay shows Marton Mere drained by the Pool, which is impossible. For an …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… marriage with Ellen daughter and heir of John Boteler of Marton. 19 He died on 31 December 1419 holding the manors of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 5,362 acres, had two partsviz. Ireleth and Lindal with Marton, separated to west and east by the beck above … close to Dalton. In the other portion ot the bierley Marton was at the north end and Lindal on the south-east, … or Crivelton (now Newton), 4; Orgrave in Lindal, 3; and Marton, 4. Possibly Ireleth, 2; 'Warte,' 2; and 'Suntun,' 2, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… with Sowerby Lodge, 5; Cotes, 1; Lindal, Scalebank and Marton, 6; Roanhead, 1; Bouth, 1; Sandscale, 1; Cocken, 1; …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Knowlys trustees, and the representatives of the late Col. Marton, Thomas Mashiter and John George Wright. There are a …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 259 and after several transfers was acquired by Edward Marton of Capernwray, elder brother of the Oliver Marton who was vicar from 1767 to 1794. 260 It has since … the present patron being Mr. George Henry Powys Marton. The rectory was in 1291 assessed at 80 a year, but …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… wife in 1344 claimed messuages, lands and mills in Great Marton and 'Staynolf,' but the defendants John son of Richard …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Fleetwood in 1704 gave 45, George Merryloft 70, and Thomas Marton 50 for the poor, while Forest left 20 for beef. …