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A History of the County of Lancaster
… de Walton is No. 234 in the same collection. Thomas le Waleys gave to Alan, son of Alan le Norreys, and Margery his …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 10 Gospatric's immediate successors seem to have been the Waleys or Walsh family. 11 The two oxgangs of Adam de Hindley … of which in the 13th century the tenants were named Waleys (i.e. Welsh). In Hindley Richard le Waleys and Eleanor his wife held lands, of which a portion …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Houghton, previously let to Benet de Hulme and Henry le Waleys, the oxgang being the twelfth part of the vill. Rents …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… The tenants seem to have been Welshmen; they are called le Waleys, and were perhaps kinsmen of the Aughton family. Richard le Waleys was said by the prior of Burscough to have erected a … allowed the prior certain rights of way over Richard le Waleys' land. 103 In 1309 Richard le Waleys of the Cross, the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 1323 held land, &c., in Little Layton occupied by Roger le Waleys and Agnes his wife. The tenure is not recorded; Lancs. … dower in Little Layton against the above-named Roger le Waleys and Agnes his wife; ibid. 306, m. 268 d. Pal. of Lanc. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… m. 34d.; 350, m. 283. Thomas son and heir of Alexander Waleys was called to warrant. William de Gill and Christiana …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 24 by Walton 25; Shireburne, 26 Shuttleworth, 27 and Waleys. 28 Powys, Lord Lilford. Or a lion's jamb erased in … fitchy gules. Warinede Vilers and Robert son of Richard le Waleys gave land in Much Hoole to Cockersand Abbey. 29 Peter … Richard the son and Richard the brother of Robert le Waleys. These deeds may be dated between 1232 and 1237. There …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Richard son of Robert de Lathom and Richard le Waleys with Richard his son, fixes the date of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was conveyed by fine by William le Boteler to Thomas Waleys, possibly a brother of Richard Waleys, lord of Uplitherland. 24 The immediate descendants of Thomas Waleys have not been traced. At some subsequent date the same …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… See Standish D. ( Local Glean.), no. 36, 51, &c. Thomas le Waleys in 1298 complained that whereas the wardship and …