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A History of the County of Lancaster
… charters may be quoted:Emma, daughter of Siward, son of Swain, had land between the highway of Wirples moss and the … b. Benedict the prior confirmed to Henry his man, son of Swain, land which Henry had bought from Sir Robert de Lathom … land purchased from Sir Robert; ibid. 26. Henry, son of Swain de Burscough (or de Hurleton), gave the canons land …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Banco R. 15, m. 89. Adam gave the oxgang, &c., to his son Swain; Byron Chartul. no. 27/62. Swain granted to Sir John de Byron a rent of 12 d. a year … his possession the above-cited deed by Adam de Slaveden to Swain his son; Surv. ut sup. 55. The Turnoughs were succeeded …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Abbey. 12 GREAT CARLETON was held by William son of Swain about 1200. 13 He was succeeded by his brother Walter, … by Henry de Whittington, who was a son of William son of Swain about 1230. 38 He was succeeded by a son Henry surnamed … Lytham D. Misc. no. 477. Henry son of William son of Swain gave his son Michael 4 oxgangs of land in Carleton …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Bernard son of Eilsi, and in 1212 Richard son of Swain (de Catterall), Beatrice daughter of Robert and Michael … the southern half of Barnacre with Bonds. 9 Richard son of Swain, who married Isolda or Iseult, one of the daughters of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to Leicester Abbey; Final Conc. i, 26. Walter son of Swain appears to have been tenant of one of the oxgangs; he …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Parker, Radcliffe, Ridihalgh, Shaw, Shower, Smith, Swain, Taylor, Townley, Walker, Walton, Whitworth, and … Trawden Ditch (decayed). Another said the bound went from Swain's Platt up the south side of Foxhole Slack to a grey …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the Crook and Wilmescroft; Add. MS. 32106, no. 172. Swain de Hothersall and Benedict de Dutton were among the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Hamelin de Crohahie, Thomas de Lickberg, Adam son of Swain de Cabus and others were benefactors; ibid. 344, &c. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… while another ploughland was held by Alan de Singleton and Swain de Freckleton, and the remaining half plough-land by … (Chet. Soc), i, 198. He had a son Richard and a brother Swain, who also had a son Richard (perhaps the Richard of the … Moor and William son of Hawise and confirmed the gift of Swain son of Osbert; Lytham D. at Durham, 3 a, 2 ae, 4 ae, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… were three daughtersIseult, who married Richard son of Swain (de Catterall) 21; Beatrice wife of Hugh de Mitton 22; … year Hughde Mitton, Oliver son of Nigel and Richard son of Swain gave 20 marks and a palfrey to have 12 oxgangs of land … he had had from the Lady Iseult, wife of Richard son of Swain; Cockersand Chartul. (Chet. Soc), i, 243. Richard son …