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A History of the County of Lancaster
… of his father Robert's lands in Westhoughton, Lowton, and Pemberton; Gen. iv, 174. The MS. containing this is now in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the heirs in 1422. 57 The two families of Wetherby 58 and Pemberton 59 remained in possession down to the beginning of … The freeholders of Whiston in 1600 were John Ogle, James Pemberton of Halsnead, and Peter Wetherby; 68 in 1628 they were Henry Ogle, James Pemberton, and George Wetherby. 69 According to the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… being thus unchanged in number. 87 The inclusion of Pemberton in 1904 has caused the increase of the council to … to Ince; ibid. no. 2335. 'Atam' Bridge, between Wigan and Pemberton, was the subject of a dispute in 1334; Coram Rege … particulars of the family will be found in the account of Pemberton. About seven hundred of the family deeds are …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… her power in lands in Skelmersdale, Syfrethley in Dalton, Pemberton, and Windle. 10 The younger Alan, sometimes called … Lancs. Pipe R. 132, 141; the younger Alan, as Alan de Pemberton, in 1201 proffered 10 marks for his relief after … Windle; the land had been marked out by crosses. Adam de Pemberton, younger son of Alan senior, was living in 1246; …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to trustees all his lands, &c., in Wigan, Winstanley, Pemberton, and Billinge; these in the following year were …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… though his widow Alice, who had married Adam de Pemberton, had the third part of the manor as her dower. 14 … houses down and felling trees. On the other hand, Adam de Pemberton and Alice his wife complained of encroachments, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… married Elizabeth sister and co-heir of Ralph Worsley of Pemberton, and had the Worsley estate in that township. He … Lands in Barton and Farnworth, and the Worsley estates in Pemberton, &c., also appear in the inquisition. Francis the … in the burial place belonging to the hall of Worsley (in Pemberton) near his father Roger. He names his brother John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the freeholders of 1600 included Richard Porter, James Pemberton, Gilbert Rigby, Hugh Wrennall and Thomas Eccleston. … no. 359. There is a note appended: 'This is that part of Pemberton's tenement which lieth at the brook side,' &c. …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… July, 1608. III. 61. Letter from the Lord Mayor (Sir James Pemberton) 5 to the Lords of the Council, enclosing a … in Nichols's 'Progresses,' vol. i. p. 114. Son of James Pemberton, of Eccleston, Lancashire, Goldsmith; elected … 29th, 1611. Cockayne removed to Castle Baynard, loco Pemberton, deceased, October 7th, 1613. His pageant, written …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… they were useful in making VENICE TREACLE [Recipes (Pemberton)], but also because 'the baking into troches [of … most at hand, and as fit for the purpose as any other' [Pemberton (1746)]. Not found in the OED Sources: Recipes. References: Pemberton (1746). Troches of terra sigillata [troch. de terra …