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A History of the County of Lancaster
… Royley in Royton leased land in the Ryott and the Gorsey Hill in Hartingstead Yate to Edmund Taylor; ibid. 145. A …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… mostly above the 300 ft. level360 ft. is reached at Mills Hill 1sloping down to the streams named. The population in … names are given, as Bent Meadow, Cross Field, and Rye Hill. Besides his sons Richard and Ashton he had daughters …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in August at Rochdale. 28 A custom of going to Knoll Hill or Blackstone Edge on the first Sunday in May used to … appear at Todmorden Advertiser, News, and Herald. Knoll Hill, Brown Wardle, Blackstone Edge, and other hill-tops formerly had beacons. 35 The stocks at Rochdale …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the ancient Buriall place of that family, from Chetham Hill, near Manchester in Lancashire.' Also rector of Walton. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… are characteristic features of the parish. Selborne Hill, west of the village, is on the 'two incongruous soils' … level, although the greater height of the Hanger and Noar Hill gives the impression that the village is in a secluded … down to Well Head, where a spring rises from under Noar Hill. This spring, which has never been known to fail, was …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… oc. 150930 John Preesall 58 Battlefield Coll. [1532 Robert Hill " ] 1535 Christopher Gradell 59 Exors. Bp. Blythe. d. J. … Humphrey Thomas alias Lashford, clerk, and Robert Hill, clerk, were ordered to permit the executors of Geoffrey … 1515, but on the vacancy presented the above-named Robert Hill. Judgement was in 1535 given in favour of the executors …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… is administered by a parish council. The scenery of this hill country is frequently of great beauty. Dr. Whitaker, … for the poor. The land was on Tatham Moor, at Ashley Hill. No houses were built, and the land is now let for 30 s. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in 1848 the people of Ulverston raised a monument on Hoad Hill to commemorate him. It has the form of a lighthouse. 8 … The church of ST. MARY stands on the lower slope of a hill-side at the north-east end of the town, and consists of … 18 ft., much earth and rock having to be removed from the hill-side for the purpose; the nave roof was reconstructed …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… or hamlet. That of Bardsea lies on the slope of the hill towards the sea, being well protected from the northerly …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… The parish of Walton on the Hill Introduction, church and charities WALTON ON THE HILL WEST DERBY BOOTLE CUM LINACRE FORMBY EVERTON KIRKDALE … woods and plantations: Arable Grass Woods Walton on the Hill 8,029 1,231 382 Walton 341 165 Toxteth 74 136 Bootle 113 …