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A History of the County of Lancaster
… at the same time as Hugh le Norreys (as son and heir of Maud daughter of John de Coppull) brought one against Henry … Henry, James and Thomas Coppull, all bastards, and to Maud Coppull; ibid. A new feoffment was made in 14323; ibid. … of the capital messuage of Chisnall and lands in favour of Maud daughter of Thurstan Anderton on her marriage with John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the Middlesnape, with housebote and heybote in Cronton, to Maud daughter of Richard de Pilothalgh; and this was, in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… chief of the second three lozenges gules. Isabel's sister Maud married William de Lea, and their grandson William 18 … in 1316 granted to Reyner son of Gervase de Croston and Maud his wife land called the Fairland, &c.; also to Richard … the plaintiff Sir William de Lea is called son and heir of Maud de la Mare, seised of a tenement in Croston in the time …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… removal to Norton. 3 By the marriage of William's daughter Maud to Albert Grelley II, the manor came into the possession …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Dom. Eliz. ccxxxv, 4. John the son was married in 1576 to Maud daughter of John Poole of Wirral; her portion was 500 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 28 and had a son Roger. This Roger about 1385 married Maud, 29 daughter of Henry de Ince, leaving a son Robert, … pay 1 s. In 1341 and again in 1349 it was found that Maud de Holland held the fourth part of Dalton of the lord of … see the account of Tarbock. See also Final. Conc. ii, 183, Maud widow of Richard de Torbock granted her annuity from …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Romiley were to remain to Richard, the son of John, and Maud his wife, daughter of Roger de Vernon. 53 Richard and Maud in 1366 agreed to make no alienation of the estate, 54 … was his wife in 1439; Lord Wilton's D. Three years later Maud daughter of Sir John Honford was his wife; he settled …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… which 21 d. was due to the chief lord; Final Conc. i, 53. Maud daughter of Robert Plumb and Cecily his wife released to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… being the approximate dates. 48 Stephen was twice married, Maud and Margery being the names of his wives, 49 and several … fol. MS, p. 98, n. 659; 97, n. 653. With the consent of Maud his wife he granted to Hugh the Carpenter of the Marsh a … de Slynehead, a moiety of the lands he had had with Maud his wife; ibid. n. 654. In 130910 he gave his son …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Richard the son of Robert, and then to Alice and Maud, his daughters. 44 The son appears to have died without … who married Richard Fazakerley; while in September, 1404, Maud, still unmarried, quitclaimed all her right in the …