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A History of the County of Lancaster
… have remained buried for more than two centuries'; G. C. Newstead, Annals of Aughton, 1820. A view of the house is … to death' by the countess 'for keeping a good conscience'; Newstead, Annals of Aughton, 15, 16. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Middleton. A feoffment in 1612 by Sir John Byron of Newstead the elder, his son Sir John Byron of Royton the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Lancashire in 1533. 60 In 1540 he procured a grant of Newstead Priory, Nottinghamshire, 61 which afterwards became … The Byrons of Lancashire, ancestors of the Lords Byron of Newstead, are supposed to have descended from them, but the … bdle. 44, m. 223. A further settlement of Clayton Hall and Newstead was made in 1600 after the marriage of John Byron …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… living respectively at Atherton, Chelsea, Cambridge, and Newstead, Notts. Robert, another son, was rector of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Lanc. Feet of F. bdle. 27, m. 129. In 1568 John Byron of Newstead acquired a part of the estate from the said William …
Calendar of Treasury books
… The felons mentioned in this bill are King, William Newstead, Williams and Milbanck, Stone's wife, Catherine …
Calendar of Treasury books
… to John Mills et al. for convicting John Stone and Abigail Newstead for coining. 40 l. to Thomas Elmes for convicting …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Hunt, alias Ipee; old Johnson and Mary Kimberly; Abigall Newstead and Anne Palmer; John Millbancke; Jo. Alexander and …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Wade Anne West Margaret Boyle Samuel Whittle Abigail Newstead Benja[min] Smith John Danford Eliza[beth] Jones …
A History of the County of Chester
… and in 1953 a new Roman gallery was named after Professor Newstead. In 1966 the museum was also provided with an art …