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A History of the County of Lancaster
… as part of Greenhalgh. The Hospitallers 26 and Cockersand Abbey had lands. 27 Peter and John Winstanley in 1653 … into the possession of the Hospitallers and of Cockersand Abbey viz. the mill of Greenhalgh and the service of Adam de … de Greenhalgh (c. 1260) was a benefactor of Cockersand Abbey, having given land at Sandy ford; ibid. 165. He may …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a surname to residents. 38 Gressingham Hall Cockersand Abbey 39 and Lancaster Church 40 had lands in the township. … de Montbegon, lord of Hornby, who died in 12256, to the abbey of St. Martin at Sees, 47 and so became dependent upon … 12. Adam son of Kettel de Gressingham gave to Cockersand Abbey half an oxgang of land, also land in Bustocrigg; …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… good will. 6 Richard de Orrell granted to Cockersand Abbey land in Haigh, adjacent to Hugh's ridding, about 1220; …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… I 14a; the estate was once called a manor. 14b Cockersand Abbey had a little land. 15 In the 17th century one residence …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Roger the Poitevin its tithes were in 1094 granted to the abbey of St. Martin of Sez. The gift was confirmed by John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a Cockersand rental shows that Richard Hulton held the abbey lands freely at a rent of 2 s. He would probably be of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and consent of Alice his wife,' granted to Cockersand Abbey in pure alms certain land in Halsall, with the usual …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… occur in the inquisitions and pleadings. 26 Cockersand Abbey 27 and Lancaster Priory 28 had lands in Hambleton. Some …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in 1556; the grant was surrendered in 1558. 170 Oseney abbey (Oxon.) held a pasture in Hammerwich by the 16th …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… de Lacy, 121140 gave the whole in free alms to Stanlaw Abbey. 5 Later the monks were said to hold it by the service … of 5 s. 5a The grange of Staining seems to have been the abbey's manor-house for all their estates in the Fylde. In … 8 The family had probably been tenants under the abbey for some time, 9 and they continued in possession until …