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Final Concords for Lancashire
… gave him 40. m. 57. [22 August, 1558]. Between Richard Wrightington, Richard Chysnall, and John Legh, plaintiffs, …
Final Concords for Lancashire
… of Lent, 4 Edward VI. [24 March, 1550]. Between Richard Wrightington and William Syddall, plaintiffs, and Elizabeth …
Final Concords for Lancashire
… was enfeoffed of one knight's fee in Dalton, Parbold and Wrightington by Albert Grelley, baron of Manchester, in the … Parbold, and three parts of a knight's fee in [Dalton and] Wrightington ( Testa de Nevill, p.. 397 b). In the inquest … William le Boteler, Ralph de Catterall and Geoffrey de Wrightington held Parbold, Dalton and Wrightington for one …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… " On petition and certificate of Anne, relict of Geo. Wrightington, late master's mate of the Leopard, allowed her …
A Calendar to the Feet of Fines for London & Middlesex
… Anno 4 and 5. Assheton Aylworth, gentleman, and Alexander Wrightington, gentleman, and Juliana, his wife. Premises in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is a level and fertile township between Croston and Wrightington, and comprises 1869 acres of land, watered by …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Norris of Adlington in the same county; Thomas Nelson of Wrightington in the same county; William Norris of Blackrod …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1730; and from them it was purchased by the Dicconsons, of Wrightington, who assumed the name of Scarisbrick, of Wrightington and Scarisbrick. The scenery of the township is …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… son Hugh Hesketh, who had a son Robert; and in Croston and Wrightington to another bastard son Thomas. Sir Thomas's … and had the manors of Harwood, Tottlesworth, Mawdesley and Wrightington, with various lands, assigned as dower. Licence … who may be the Thomas who in 1655 claimed an estate in Wrightington, Shevington, &c., as nephew and heir of Thomas …
Alumni Oxonienses
… or Senose bishop of Durham 1502-5. See Sever. Senhouse, Wrightington s. "Gul." (or "Gal."), of Eskrid, Yorks, paup. …