PRESERVED     IN  THE 

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LONDON. 

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EDITED  BY 

WALFORD    D.  SELBY, 

OF  H.M.   PUBLIC  RECORD  OFFICE. 


The 


PRINTED  FOR 

Record  Society. 
1883. 


Contents 


PAGES 

"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692"    225-231 

Cheshire 

Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  ...  231-235 
Lancashire 

Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  ...  235-294 

Touching  the  Estates  of  Private  Persons, 

&c   235-266 

Concerning   Mills,    Dams,  Watercourses, 

and  Fishings    266-271 

Concerning   Commons,   Wastes,  Bounds, 

and  Fences   271-280 

Concerning  Vicars,  Schools,  Tithes,  Hos- 
pitals, and  Pensions    281-285 

Concerning    Tenant-right,     Claims,  and 

Customs    285-288 

Concerning  Ways  and  Bridges      ...       ...  288-290 

Concerning  appearing  at  Assizes  and  other 

Courts        ...       ...       ...       ...       ...  290-292 

Concerning  Compounding  and  Inclosing  ...  292-294 

Cheshire 

Grants  in  Fee,  &c   298-299 

Lancashire 

Grants  in  Fee,  &c   299-315 

Divers  Claims  allowed  in  a  Quo  Warranto .  306-307 
Auditor's  Particulars  of  Lands  belonging  to 

Chantries,  &c   313-316 

Cheshire 

Charters,  &c.  relating  to  Corporations      ...  316 
Lancashire 

Charters,  &c.  relating  to  Corporations  ...  316-31& 
An  Account  of  divers  Claims  at  the  Iter 

for    the    Forest    of    Lancaster,  tevip. 

Edw.  Ill   318-319 

An  Account  of  certain  Charters    320-322 


VI 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692"  {^continued). 

Chancery  Rolls  (Duchy  of  Lancaster) 

Addenda   

An  Account  of  Restraints  to  the  Keepers 
OF  Parks  from  kilHng  Deer,  Hen.  VIII.  to 

Eliz  

List  of  the  Volumes  of  Decrees  and  Orders 

(Duchy  Chamber)  

List  of  Various  Records   referred   to  by 
Ayloffe,  together  with  their  present  references 
iJ.  EXCHEQUER,  SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS 

Cheshire   

Lancashire  

•m.  COUNTY  PLACITA   

Cheshire   

Lancashire  

LICENCES  AND  PARDONS   

Cheshire   

Lancashire  

FIRST  FRUITS'  COMPOSITION  BOOKS 

Cheshire   

Lancashire  

ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS 
Cheshire 

Index  Nominum  (Second  Series) 
Index  Locorum  (First  Series) 
Lancashire 

Index  Nominum  (Second  Series) 
Index  Locorum  (First  Series) 

"PALMER'S  INDEXES"   

Cheshire 

Index    Locorum    to    the    Patent  Rolls, 

Hen.  VIII.  to  Chas.  II  \ 

Lancashire 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls 
Hen.  VIII.  to  Chas.  II  


323-330 
330-331 


331 
229-231 

294-297 
332-349 
334-341 
341-349 
350-370 

352-  353 

353-  370 
371-392 
374-380 
380-392 

393-  414 

394-  407 
407-414 
415-462 

419-424 
431-439 

424-431 
439-462 
463-540 


467-497 


497-540 


Index  of  Names   541-571 

Index  of  Places     ...   572-626 


Read  at  the  Animal  Meeting,  Atig.  15,  1882. 


Since  the  last  Annual  General  Meeting  tivo  volumes  have 
been  delivered  to  the  members.  The  first  of  these,  Volume  V. 
of  the  Society's  series,  is  a  transcript  of  the  earliest  volume 
of  the  "  Parish  Registers  of  Prestbury,  co.  Chester,"  from  the 
year  1560  to  1636,  edited  by  Mr.  James  Croston,  F.S.A.  At 
a  time  when  so  much  attention  is  being  paid  to  the  subject  of 
Parish  Registers,  and  their  publication  or  safe  preservation,, 
the  appearance  of  this  volume  is  particularly  appropriate. 
The  parish  of  Prestbury  is  the  largest  in  Cheshire,  and  as  a 
consequence  the  early  Registers  are  unusually  full  and  con- 
tain many  entries  relating  to  the  old  families  of  the  Leghs 
of  Adlington,  the  Warrens  of  Poynton,  the  Davenports  of 
Woodford  and  Henbury,  the  Downes  of  Shrigley,  the  Worths 
of  Titherington,  &c.  &c.,  together  with  those  relating  to  the 
lesser  gentry  and  yeomen  families.  It  is  worthy  of  note  that 
Mr.  Croston  states  that  many  of  the  names  found  in  this 
Register  are  still  common  in  the  district,  showing  that  these 
families  have  been  resident  in  the  parish  for  centuries  past. 
It  has  also  fortunately  happened  that  the  old  paper  Register 
from  which  the  parchment  one  was  copied  c.  1600  is  still  in 
existence,  and  the  differences  in  the  spelling  of  the  names, 
&c.,  is  indicated  by  those  from  the  parchment  Register  being 
placed  in  square  brackets.  There  is  a  concise  Introduction 
by  the  editor  and  a  very  full  Index,  w^hich  comprises  over 
20,000  names. 

Volume  VI.  of  the  Society's  series,  recently  issued  to  the 
members,  is  a  volume  of  "  Cheshire  and  Lancashire  Funeral 
Certificates,"  taken  between  the  years  1600  and  1678,  edited 
by  Mr.  J.  Paul  Rylands,  F.S.A.  By  an  order  made  in  1568 
by  the  Duke  of  Norfolk  as  Earl  Marshall  of  England,  every 
King  of  Arms,  Herald  or  pursuivant  who  should  serve  at  any 
funeral  was  directed  to  return  into  the  Heralds'  College  a 
true  certificate,  signed  by  the  executors,  containing  the  date 
of  death  and  burial  of  the  deceased,  with  an  account  of  his 


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marriage  and  his  issue,  their  respective  ages,  &c.,  to  the  intent 
"  that  the  sayd  Certificate  may  be  regestrede  and  so  remayne 
as  a  perpetuall  recorde  in  the  sayd  office  for  ever."  Com- 
paratively few  of  these  documents  are,  however,  now  pre- 
served, but  yet  it  fortunately  happens  that,  owing  to  the  well- 
known  antiquaries,  the  Randle  Holmes  of  Chester,  having 
been  appointed  Deputy  Heralds  for  Cheshire,  Lancashire,  and 
North  Wales,  that  a  large  number  of  these  certificates  (either 
the  originals  or  contemporary  copies)  are  preserved  among 
the  Harleian  MSS.  in  the  British  Museum,  a  few  others  being 
found  in  the  Record  Office,  and  in  other  collections  of  MSS. 
in  the  British  Museum.  This  volume  contains  all  the  Cheshire 
certificates  which  could  be  discovered  (about  280  in  all)  and 
some  12  Lancashire  ones,  which  had  not  been  printed  in  the 
volume  of  Lancashire  Funeral  Certificates  published  by  the 
Chetham  Society  in  1868.  These  certificates  are  very  valu- 
able from  a  genealogical  point  of  view  and  are  also  of  much 
general  interest,  as  they  relate  to  all  classes  of  people  and 
give  information  not  to  be  found  elsewhere.  Being  signed  by 
the  executors  or  near  relatives  of  the  deceased,  they  are  the 
most  authentic  documents  the  genealogist  can  require,  and  as 
such  have  always  taken  high  rank. 

In  the  Introduction  Mr.  Rylands  has  given  copies  of  some 
of  the  very  curious  "  Funeral  Processions  "  which  took  place 
at  the  death  of  any  distinguished  man,  and  also  prints  a  long 
series  of  memoranda,  "  how  to  arrange  and  conduct  a  Funeral," 
which  are  of  a  very  interesting  character.  Illustrations  are 
also  given  of  the  various  "hearses,"  "banners,"  flags,  &c., 
which  were  used,  together  with  bills  of  the  cost  of  the 
different  classes  of  funerals.  The  Certificates  are  also  embel- 
lished by  numerous  illustrations  of  shields  of  arms  and 
autographs. 

Volumes  VI L  and  VIII.  of  the  Society's  publications  are 
now  in  the  printer's  hands,  and  only  require  to  be  indexed 
and  bound,  so  that  it  is  hoped  they  will  be  in  the  hands  of  the 
members  before  long.  In  them  will  be  found  a  very  com- 
prehensive account  of  the  various  classes  of  records  relating  to 
Lancashire  and  Cheshire  to  be  found  in  Her  Majesty's  Public 
Record  Office,  London,  illustrated  by  numerous  examples  of 
many  of  the  documents  referred  to  and  by  very  valuable  lists 
of  names,  both  of  persons  and  places  belonging  to  the  two 
counties.  These  books  have  been  edited  by  Mr.  Walford  D. 
Selby  of  the  Public  Record  Office,  who  has  divided  his 


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materials  into  two  Parts.  Volume  VI 1.  deals  with  (i)  the 
Records  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster,  with  special  reference 
.  to  the  Lancashire  and  Cheshire  manors  belonging  to  it,  (2) 
the  Records  of  the  Palatinate  of  Lancashire,  and  (3)  those  of 
the  Superior  and  Abolished  Courts  as  far  as  they  relate 
to  the  two  counties,  the  value  of  each  class  of  records  being 
as  far  as  possible  shown  by  examples  of  the  various  and 
important  documents  they  contain.  Volume  VIIL  deals 
with  the  various  Indices  to  the  Records  which  have  from  time 
to  time  been  compiled,  together  with  such  special  classes  of 
documents  as  Special  Commissions,  Licences  and  Pardons, 
Royalist  Composition  Papers,  &c.  &c.,  all  of  which  throw 
much  new  light  on  the  past  history  of  the  two  counties  and 
indicate  the  best  sources  of  information  to  be  consulted  by 
those  working  at  either  local  or  family  history. 

Volume  IX.  will  contain  verbatim  transcripts  of  the  Guild 
Rolls  of  Preston,  commencing  with  the  earliest  now  preserved, 
that  of  1397  down  to  1682.  This  volume,  which  will  be 
edited  by  Mr.  W.  A.  Abram  of  Blackburn,  is  now  in  the  press. 
It  was  not  found  possible  to  get  it  printed  in  time  to  be  ready 
for  the  Guild  celebration  (held  every  twenty  years)  which  is 
to  take  place  next  September,  but  it  will  be  in  the  hands  of 
the  members  in  the  new  year.  To  the  Lancashire  genea- 
logist it  will  be  of  the  greatest  possible  value,  as  it  contains 
a  mass  of  genealogical  information  of  which  there  is  no 
other  record. 

Volume  X.  will  probably  be  the  Index  to  the  North  Lan- 
cashire Wills,  proved  at  Richmond,  co.  York,  announced  in 
the  last  Report.  It  will  contain  the  list  of  these  wills  down 
to  the  year  1690,  and  will  be  edited  by  Lieut.-Col.  Fishwick, 
F.S.A.  By  the  kind  permission  of  Sir  James  Hannen,  Pre- 
sident of  the  Probate  Division  of  Her  Majesty's  High  Court 
of  Justice,  the  Indices  now  at  Somerset  House  for  the 
Deaneries  of  Amounderness,  Furness,  and  Lonsdale  (as  far 
as  relates  to  Lancashire)  have  been  transcribed  and  the  MS. 
is  now  being  arranged  for  the  press.  This  volume  will  be 
followed  in  due  course  by  another,  which  will  bring  down 
the  list  of  wills  to  the  year  1748. 

Mr.  J.  A.  C.  Vincent's  Report  on  the  Lancashire  Subsidy 
Rolls  has  been  delayed  owing  to  the  discovery  of 'several 
hitherto  uncalendered  documents,  which  bring  up  the  number 


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of  Lancashire  Lay  Subsidies  to  about  400.  It  is  hoped  that 
this  volume  may  appear  at  an  early  date. 

The  Council  are  endeavouring  to  arrange  for  a  volume  of 
Miscellanies  in  which  it  is  proposed  to  print,  inter  alia,  a  very 
curious  and  early  Homage  Roll  of  the  manor  of  Hale,  co. 
Lancaster ;  a  list  of  the  names  of  the  Freeholders  in  Lan- 
cashire in  1600  arranged  under  the  different  Hundreds,  a  list 
of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Cheshire  in  1601  and  1620, 
and  other  similar  documents.  It  is  also  hoped  that  the 
Early  Marriage  Licences  at  Chester,  commencing  in  1606, 
will  shortly  be  printed  by  the  Society. 

The  following  works  have  also  been  suggested  to  the 
Council  for  publication  : — 

"  Institutions  to  Lancashire   and   Cheshire   Churches  from  the 
Episcopal  Registers  at  Lichfield  and  Chester." 

"  List  of  Cheshire  Inquisitiones  post  Mortem^  with  Calendars  of 
Heirs." 

"  Inquisitions  of  Proofs  of  Age,  Liveries,  and  Grants  of  Wardship, 
Marriage,  &c." 

"A  Handy  List  of  all  the  \j?LriQd.s\s\xt  Inquisitiones  post  j\Iorte7n,  the 
Subsidy  Rolls,  and  other  Public  Records." 

"The  Chartulary  of  the  Abbey  of  St.  Werburgh  at  Chester." 

"  Royalist  Composition  Papers  relating  to  Lancashire  and  Cheshire." 

"  Abstracts  of  Wills  from  Chester  and  Richmond." 

"  Local  Parish  Registers." 

&c.    &c.  &c. 

During  the  past  year  several  new  members  have  joined  the 
Society,  and,  deducting  the  names  of  those  who  have  died  or 
resigned,  and  those  whose  names  have  been  removed  for  non- 
payment of  subscriptions,  the  total  number  of  members  now 
stands  at  about  the  same  as  last  year.  It  cannot  be  too  often 
repeated  that  if  this  number  could  be  increased  the  operations 
of  the  Society  could  be  much  extended,  and  it  is  hoped  that 
the  members  will  induce  their  friends  to  join  the  Society. 

Cc5"  The  Council  desire  to  direct  attention  to  Rule  5,  which 
enacts  that  no  volume  shall  be  delivered  to  any  member 
whose  subscription  is  in  arrear. 

The  Balance-sheet,  showing  the  receipts  and  expenditure 
of  the  Society  for  the  current  year,  is  given  on  the  next 
page. 


THE  RECORD  SOCIETY 

FOR  THE 

publication  ot  ©ngmal  ©ciciimnitsJ 

RELATING  TO 

LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE. 


VOLUME  VIII. 


For  the  Year  1883. 


COUNCIL    FOR  1882-83. 

JAMES  CROSSLEY,  F.S.A.,  Stocks  House,  Cheetham,  Manchester,  PRESIDENT. 
RICHARD  COPLEY  CHRISTIE,  M.A.,  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Manchester, 

Darley  House,  Matlock,  Vice-President. 
JAMES  CROSTON,  F.S.A.,  Upton  Hall,  Prestbury,  Cheshire,  Vice-President. 
LiEUT.-CoL.  HENRY  FISHWICK,  F.S.A.,  The  Heights,  Rochdale,  Vice-President. 
WILLIAM  ALEXANDER  ABRAM,  42,  Adelaide  Terrace,  Blackburn. 
JOHN  EGLINGTON  BAILEY,  F.S.A.,  Egerton  Villa,  Stretford,  near  Manchester. 

The  Rev.   the  Hon.   GEORGE  THOMAS  ORLANDO  BRIDGEMAN,  M.A., 
Honorary  Canon  of  Liverpool,  The  Hall,  Wigan. 

GEORGE  E.  COKAYNE,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Lancaster  Herald,  College  of  Arms,  London,  E.C. 

HENRY  HOYLE  HOWORTH,  F.S.A.,  Derby  House,  Eccles,  near  Manchester. 

THOMAS  HUGHES,  F.S.A.,  The  Groves,  Chester. 

JOHN    PAUL  RYLANDS,    F.S.A.,  11,  Hart  Street,  Bloomsbury,  London,  W.C., 
Hon.  Treasurer. 

JOHN    PARSONS  EARWAKER,   M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Pensarn,  Abergele,  North  Wales, 
and  108,  Portland  Street,  Manchester,  HON.  SECRETARY. 


part  M. 


CaUntrars  anlr  Xntrejres* 


 Index-learning  turns  no  student  pale, 

Yet  Jiolds  the  eel  of  science  by  the  tail" 

Pope. 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE 
RECORDS. 


169^. 

BENJAMIN  AYLOFFE,  the  industrious  compiler  of  the 
ancient  Calendar  so  entitled,  was  for  more  than  thirty 
years  Clerk  and  Keeper  of  the  Records  of  the  Duchy 
Court  of  Lancaster.  Being  the  largest  of  the  several  manu- 
script indexes  known  by  his  name,  it  has  acquired  the  dis- 
tinctive appellation  of  "Great"  Ayloffe,  and  it  is  undoubtedly 
by  far  the  most  curious  and  interesting,  if  not  the  most 
valuable,  of  the  whole  series  of  "  Ayloffes."  ^ 

In  a  schedule,  annexed  to  Ayloffe's  last  Will  and  Testa- 
ment, the  volume  is  described  as,  "  A  book  giving  an  Account 
of  all  or  most  of  the  Records  in  the  Dutchy  Office,  and  how 
to  find  them  ;  the  compiling  of  which  was  thirty  years."  It 
was  commenced  in  the  year  1684,  as  the  author  himself 
informs  us.  Here  then,  arises  a  difficulty.  To  what  does 
the  date  1692  refer  ?  It  is  commonly  supposed  to  represent 
the  date  of  its  completion,  and,  in  all  probability,  this  suppo- 
sition is  correct.  We  must,  in  such  case,  consider  Ayloffis's 
statement  as  to  the  thirty  years  to  mean  that,  from  time  to 
time  throughout  this  longer  period,  the  manuscript  continued 
to  receive  some  further  additions  at  his  hands. 


See  the  list  on  pages  5  and  6  (Nos.  13-22)  ante. 
Q 


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However  this  may  be,  the  venerable  Index,  after  a  lapse 
of  nearly  two  hundred  years  since  its  completion,  has  now, 
through  Her  Majesty's  munificence,  become  public  property  ; 
and,  strange  to  say,  notwithstanding  the  vast  progress  that 
has  been  made  during  the  present  century,  in  throwing  open 
the  contents  of  the  public  records  of  the  realm — including 
those  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster — Ayloffe's  Calendar  has 
lost  but  little  of  its  original  value  as  a  work  of  reference. 

Of  the  high  esteem  in  which  it  was  held  by  generations 
that  have  long  passed  away,  there  is  ample  testimony  in  the 
well-nigh  worn  out  condition  of  its  discoloured,  ragged,  and 
greasy  pages.  The  only  question  which  now  suggests  itself, 
is — how  long  the  fragile  leaves  will  withstand  the  rough  usage 
of  a  public  search-room.  In  some  parts,  where  the  pages 
are  badly  creased  or  torn,  portions  of  the  manuscript  are 
almost  undecipherable  ;  while,  in  others,  where  the  margins 
have  crumbled  away,  the  writing  is  altogether  lost. 

Such  being  the  present  condition  of  this  comparatively 
recent  national  acquisition,  the  next  point  is,  to  ascertain  the 
nature  of  the  compilation. 

Ayloffe's  system  of  indexing,  as  exemplified  in  the 
volume  under  consideration,  was  not  so  much  to  exhaust  the 
contents  of  any  class,  bundle,  roll,  or  book,  as  to  jot  down, 
during  the  examination  of  any  of  the  Duchy  records,  any- 
thing that  seemed  to  him  deserving  of  notice,  or  that  would  be 
likely  to  prove  of  importance  in  matters  which  might  become 
the  subject  of  inquiry  or  litigation.  Thus,  his  collections  far 
more  closely  resemble  the  contents  of  some  antiquary's  note- 
book, than,  an  official  guide. 

Turning  over  the  fragile  leaves,  the  eye  catches  such 
headings  and  subjects  as  the  following: — Succession  of  the 
Earls  of  Chester.  —  Genealogy  of  the  Earls  and  Dukes  of 
Lancaster. — The  Pedigree  of  the  Lords  of  Clare,  Gloucester, 
and  Hereford. —  The  descent  of  Edward  IV. —  The  descent 
of  Henry  VI L  from  fohn  of  Gaunt. — The  descent  of  King 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


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James  from  Henry  VI I . — An  Account  of  all  the  Chancellors 
of  the  Duchy.  —  Divers  Queens'  Jointures.  —  Charters  to 
Corporations. — Claims  at  Iters  in  cos.  Lancaster  and  York. — 
Minstrels'  Courts  and  concerning  the  Bull. — Rings,  &c.  due  to 
the  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  from  New  Serjeants. — Bondmen  in 
Several  Manors. — Grants  of  Markets. — Savoy  Hospital. — 
Touching  ''puter"  money  and  the  collection  thereof. — Saxon 
Letters. — A  list  of  the  Towns  and  Places  within  the  Duchy 
which  send  Members  to  Parliament. — Latin  Pleadings. — Game- 
Keepers. — Customs  of  Furness. —  Tenures.  —  Presentations. — 
Toll,  &c.,  &c.  Here  too — inserted  between  the  leaves — will 
be  found,  several  printed  Acts  of  Parliament,  newspaper- 
cuttings  (from  the  London  Gazette  and  other  early  periodicals), 
tables  of  regnal  years,  engravings  of  seals,  a  copy  of  Manlove's 
curious  Tract  on  the  Liberties  and  Customs  of  the  Lead- 
mines  within  the  Wapentake  of  Wirksworth,  printed  in  1653  ; 
and  many  other  odd  scraps.  Anything  connected  with  the 
Duchy  or  its  possessions  or  any  information  which  might 
become  serviceable  in  the  course  of  his  researches  was  here 
carefully  registered. 

To  many,  the  manuscript  might,  at  first  sight,  appear  to 
be  little  less  than  a  confused  jumbling  up  of  antiquarian 
odds  and  ends,  totally  devoid  of  any  system  of  classification 
or  order ;  but  this  disappears  in  a  great  measure,  upon  close 
examination.  It  is,  however,  only  fair  to  state  that,  the 
learned  Keeper  of  the  Duchy  records,  never  intended  that 
his  labours  should  be  handed  down  to  posterity  in  their 
present  shape.  A  brief  note,  in  Ayloffe's  hand-writing, 
almost  hidden  away  at  the  end  of  the  volume,  briefly  sum- 
marizes the  history  of  the  manuscript,  and  the  intentions  of 
its  author.    Ayloffe's  own  words  are — 

"  Since  I  had  collected  the  matters  contained  in  this  Booke  (which 
was  begun  in  the  yeare  1684),  I  intended  to  have  formed  it  into  a  more 
regular  method.  But,  finding  noe  manner  of  encouragm',  nor  any  hopes 
thereof,  I  therefore  left  it  thus  as  it  is. 

Q  2 


228 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


"  Yet  for  the  Benefitt  of  the  office  and  my  Successor,  I  have  added 
severall  other  Colleccons  and  Kalendars,  as  may  appere  in  the  ffirst  page 
of  this  Booke  ;  without  which  the  Office  must  have  been  at  a  greate 
inconvenience,  and  the  Suitors  likewise,  for  the  want  of  fifinding  out  of 
such  Records  as  may  happen  to  be  enquired  for  at  present  or  hereafter." 

{Signed)       "B.  A."^ 

Such  was  the  reward  of  this  painstaking  antiquary. 
The  labours  of  a  lifetime,  through  want  of  proper  official 
recognition,  lost  the  finishing  touches  which  should  have 
rendered  them  of  permanent  value.  Nothing  remains,  there- 
fore, but  to  take  the  manuscript  as  it  has  come  down  to  us, 
and  be  thankful  that  we  possess  it  even  in  its  present  im- 
perfect condition.  The  work  which  Ayloffe  himself  proposed 
to  undertake,  is  now,  to  a  very  limited  extent,  attempted  in 
the  ensuing  pages. 

The  one  great  difficulty  in  dealing  with  "  Great  Ayloffe," 
is  in  connexion  with  the  references  to  the  original  documents, 
or  books.  These  are  given  after  such  a  highly  abbreviated 
method,  that,  although  they  were  perfectly  intelligible  to  the 
compiler,  yet,  to  ninety-nine  out  of  every  hundred  searchers 
at  the  present  day,  they  are  simply  hieroglyphics.  Some, 
such  as  the  following  : — "  In  the  Garrett ";  "  In  the  Long 
Press  in  the  uppermost  division  "  In  the  Press  behind  the 
Study  door ";  "In  the  Trunck  No.  41,  at  the  right  hand 
partition  thereof,  next  to  the  Study  door  ";  "  In  a  Bagg 
and  the  like,  are,  of  course,  now  utterly  useless.  Others  are 
so  vague,  that  they  fail  to  convey  any  meaning,  except  to 
those  who  have  carefully  studied  the  volume,  and  are  well 
acquainted  with  the  various  classes  of  the  Duchy  records. 
Thus,  books  are  referred  to  as, — "  L.  i  H.  8,"  "  Lib.  Irrott.l' 
^^Lib.  Com.";  rolls  are  defined  as, — ''Roi.  Warr,'  Rot.  Indenf; 
Decrees  as, — FiV.' ;  these,  and  many  similar  references, 
require  precise  explanation,  to  enable  the  searcher  to  trace 
the  original  manuscripts,  and,  without  a  key  to  explain  these 


1  Leaf  288. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


229 


abbreviated  titles,  Ayloffe's  entries  are  comparatively  valueless. 
It  is,  therefore,  to  be  hoped  that,  the  explanatory  lists  and 
notes  which  are  now  provided  in  these  pages,  will  at  least 
help  to  clear  away  this  fatal  obstacle  to  the  proper  under- 
standing of  Ayloffe's  useful  manuscriptJ 

The  portions  of  "Great  Ayloffe"  included  in  these  pages, 
do  not  exhaust  the  whole  of  the  Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
entries.  To  have  collected  all  the  scattered  references,  would 
have  occupied  far  too  much  time,  without  affording  any  pro- 
portionate result.  The  parts  selected  are,  principally,  those 
where  the  compiler  has  himself  digested  the  work  into  counties. 
It  may,  however,  be  satisfactory  to  state  that,  the  present 
selections,  which  are  given  as  far  as  possible  verbatim  et 
literatim  as  they  appear  in  the  original,  use  up  nearly  all  the 
most  important  material  bearing  on  the  two  Counties. 

Note. — The  lists,  furnished  for  the  explanation  of  Ayloffe's 
references,  immediately  precede  those  portions  of  the  Calendar 
to  which  they  apply. 

List  of  the  Volumes  of  DECREES  and  ORDERS  {Duchy 
Chamber) y  among  the  Records  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster 
[Division  v.)^  referred  to  by  Ayloffe  in  the  following 
Calendar, 


No.  1.2  Edward  IV.  Lib. 

2.  Richard  III.  and  Henry  VII.  Lib. 

3.  Henry  VII.  Lib. 

4.  Henry  VII.  Lib.  (Process,  Appearances,  Minutes,  and 

Orders.) 

5.  Henry  VIII.  Lib.  /.   Annis  1-24 

6.  „  Lib.  LL      „  24-30 

7.  „  Lib.LLL    „  30-38 

8.  Edward  VI.  Lib.  I. 

9.  „  Lib.  //. 


^  See  the  description  of  this  class  on  page  13  ante. 
2  These  are  the  present  numbers  of  the  vokimes. 


230  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


List  of  Volumes  of  Decrees  and  Orders  (continued). 


10  Mprv 

Lik  L 

11 
±1. 

Lib.  LL 

12.1  Elizabeth 

Lib.  /.  Annis  1-2 

13. 

Lib.  LL. 

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14. 

Lib.  LLL. 

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7—  T  7 

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16. 

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17. 

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17  Chas.  L-1650 

35.  Lib.  1 650- 1 65 7 

No.  39.  Z2<^.  1 672- 1 680 

36.    „  1660- 

1664 

40.    „  1680-1687 

37.    „  1664- 

1668 

41.    „  1688-1699 

38.    „  1668- 

1672 

42.    „    1699-17 1 2 

^  "There  is  no  Kallender  to  this  Booke.  But  the  most  materill 
Decrees  and  Orders  herein  contayn'd  are  taken  notice  of  in  the  Booke, 
Intituled,  Colleccons — Ayloffe,  1692  :  therefore,  see  in  fo/.  195  in  that 
Booke,  and  there  is  a  Kallend""  that  directs  to  all  the  Countyes  :  wherein 
such  Decrees  and  Orders  herein  mentioned  are  to  be  found." — Ayloffe^s 
Note  on  the  fly-leaf. 

'  This  volume  seems  to  have  been  placed  in  some  other  collection 
in  Ayloffe's  time,  as  the  next  volume  (No.  16)  is  the  Lib.  IV.  Eliz, 
referred  to  by  him. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


List  of  Volumes  of  Decrees  and  Orders  (continued). 
No.  43.  Lib,  17 13-1734  No.  46.  Lib,  1774- 1796 

44.  „    1734-1758  47.    „  1797-1825 

45.  „  1758-1774 

Note. — The  above  volumes  are  referred  to  by  Aylofife 
as  Z.,  Lib.,  or  Lib.  Deer. ;  the  Draft  Decrees  {Div.  vi.)  con- 
tained in  bundles  sorted  into  regnal  years,  are  described  as  Fil. 
or  Filac.  in  the  ensuing  Calendar. 


GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


[leaf  195.] 


[leaf  196,  b.] 

[asafjitiEs] 


[^rcfjlreacon  of 


Divers 
Decrees  and  Orders 

from  the  time  of 
Edward  IV.  to  17  Charles  I.^ 
digested  into  Counties.^ 


The  Townshipp  of  Whitley  was  charged 
with  the  payment  of  5^-.  per  annum,  which 
could  not  be  found  out  ;  therefore,  a  parcell 
of  their  Common  was  inclosed,  and  to  be 
lett  for  the  payment  thereof  for  the  future. 
[Lib.  /.,  Hen.  ZJoL  271  b.^'\ 

Decree  for  the  payment  of  severall  summes 
of  money  to  the  Archdeacon  of  Chester,  out 


^  A  noteby  Aylofferuns  : — "  Mejnorandum.—  T'hdX  the  Decrees,  &c., 
from  1660  to  1687  are  in  a  Booke  marked  '  Ayloffe,  1704.' "  [This  volume 
is  now  No.  15  in  Division  xxxiii.  of  the  Records  of  the  Duchy  of  Lan- 
caster.— Ed.'] 

^  "Most  of  these  concerne  pubHck  Suites:  as,  Commons,  Mills, 
Tolls,  and  suchlike,  and  in  y^  tymes  of  El:  Jac.  &  Ca:  i.  many  Decrees 
concerning  private  suites." — Ayloffe' 5  Note. 

'  Sic,  a  mistake  for  371  b. — Ed. 


232 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


[fHagor  of 


[Ste&jari  of 
lalton] 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

of  the  Lands  of  the  Monastery  of  Holland 
and  Burscough  in  the  County  of  Lancaster. 
[Lib.  III.,  Hen.  S,ff.  iSia,  2oga.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Election  of  the 
Mayor  of  Congleton,  and  other  officers,  who 
are  to  be  sworne  at  the  Honor  Court  of  Halton, 
with  an  appoyntment  for  the  sitting  of  this 
Court.    [Lid.  /.,  Q.  Mary,  fol.  204 

Decree  that  the  Steward  of  Halton  obey 
noe  order  from  the  Exchequer  of  Chester  for 
Inlargement  of  any  prisoner  committed  by 
the  Steward,  unless  for  Life  and  Limbe  ;  and, 
as  to  that,  it  is  referrd  to  the  ancyent  usage. 
[Lib.  /.,  Q.  Mary,  fol.  205  b?[ 

Decree  concerning  a  Leet  in  Over  Knots- 
ford.    [Lib.  II.,  Q.  Mary,  fol.  280  a.'] 

Concerning  the  Weres  in  the  River  of 
Mercy  from  Freshpoole  to  Thelwall.  [Lib. 
Edw.  4,  fol  1^7  b}] 

Concerning  Common  of  Turbary  in  Run- 
corne  More  in  the  Honor  of  Halton,  in  a  Moss 
called  More  Moss.    [Lib.  Edw.  4.,  fol  139 

Decree  concerning  a  parcel!  of  Land  in 
Widnes,  called  the  Green  Warth.  [Lib.  II., 
Eliz.,  fol  762  b.;  Lib.  Deer.  8-13  Eliz., 
fol  9.] 

A  Decree  concerning  rent  to  be  paid  to  the 
Queen  and  her  Successors  by  the  Mayor,  &c. 
of  Congleton  ;  as  also  concerning  the  Tolls  of 
the  Markett  and  Fayres  there,  and  the  Fishing 
of  Daven.    [Lib.  21-27  Eliz.  fol  655 

Decree  that  the  Inhabitants  of  Congleton 
shalbe  Toll-free  in  Midlewich.  [Lib.  27-^2 
Eliz.,ff.  ii()b,  382^.] 


[©ber  l^ttotsfarU] 
[tnzixz  m  tfje 

l^tincorne 


Congleton 


^  A  rough  memorandum  by  Ayloffe,  bound  up  in  the  volume  of 
Orders  at  this  page,  gives  the  following  additional  reference  : — "  Com- 
[mission]  of  Sewers  concerning  Mercy  River,  5'°  Queen  Anne." — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


233 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 
sJB'qzx  ajspieg  Decree  concerning  the  Customes  of  the 

anti  €:oggesfjaIl]    Mannor   of  Overwhitley   and  Coggeshall. 
\Lib.  Deer.  30  Eliz. — 7  Jac.fol.  107^.] 
[fflMestan,  ^^reston,      Decree   concerning    the    Inhabitants  of 
anti  3Lnfifj]        Weston,  Preston,  and  Leigh  to  appere  at 
Halton  Court ;  as  also  touching  Fish  Royall. 
\Lib.  Deer.  30  Eliz. — 7  Jac.fol.  184.] 

[/<?^/i97.] 

[EuttcornJ  Decree  concerning  a  way  or  passage  to  and 

from  severall  places  in  Runcorne  et  al,  in 
Halton.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac.  ff.  94,  105.] 

[IBttiisburg]  Concerning  the  repaire  of  a  Mill  Dam  in 

Didisbury ;  and  also  concerning  a  Ferry  there. 
Inter  Tatton  et  Mosley  et  al.  {Lib.  3-7  Jac. 
fol  305.] 

[asapieg  l^eatj]  Order  for  a  Commission  concerning 
Common  of  pasture  and  Turbary  in  a  Wast, 
called  Whitley  Read,  in  the  Mannor  of  Over- 
whitley and  Coggeshall.    {Lib.  pred.^fol.  534.] 

[®bEr  raijitleg  anli  Order  concerning  the  Tenants  of  Over- 
(Coggesljall]  whitley  and  Coggeshall.  {Lib.  7-14  Jac, 
JoL  165.] 

[CTongleton]  Injunction  that  the  Tennants,  &c.  of  Con- 

gleton  not  to  appere  at  Chester.  {Lib.  pred., 
fol  592.] 

[Eemples  (Croft]  Concerning  the  Bounds  of  a  parcell  of 
ground,  called  Temples  Croft.     {Lib.  pred., 

ff.  872, 895.] 

[<!^beE  SHtitlcg]         Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  4  or  5 
acres  of  land  in  Overwhitley.    /^^'^r  Whitley 
and  Southerne.    {Fil  6  Eliz.] 
„  Decree   concerning   a   Tenement,  called 

Hugett's  house  alias  Hugett's  feilds,  and  ten 
acres  of  land  in  the  Mannor  of  Overwhitley ; 
and  also  touching  the  Custome  of  the  said 
Mannor.  Inter  Crosby  et  Swinton.  {Fil  10 
Eliz.] 

[i|ortf)bjo0tj  Parke]     The  Tennants,  &c.  of  Coggeshall  not  to 


234  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

digg  Turves,  &c.  in  Northwood  Parke.  Inter 
Reginam  et  Tenentes  de  Coggeshall.  \^FiL 
1 6  Eliz?^ 

[©ber  212Efjitl£g]  Decree  for  Crosby  concerning  a  way  from 
a  parcell  of  Land  in  Overwhitley,  called 
Huggetts  feild.    \Fil  i6  Eliz?\ 

„  Dismission     concerning     Lands,  called 

Whitley  Read,  in  Overwhitley.  Inter  Reginam 
et  Starkey.    \Fil.  19  Eliz^ 

„  Decree  concerning  a  Copiehold  Tenement 

and  Lands  in  Overwhitley.  Inter  Poole  et 
Poole.    \FiL  21  Eliz,] 

„  Decree   concerning    16  acres   of  Land, 

called  the  Little  End  of  Hades  moss,  lying 
in  Overwhitley.  Inter  Morton  et  Gregg.  [Fit. 
24  E/iz.'] 

[CDttgleton]  Decree  concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  in 

the  Mannor  of  Congleton,  called  the  Breache 
alias  the  Connigree.  Inter  Reginam  et  Stubbs. 
\Fil.  24  Eliz?\ 

[©fan  S2Ef)itlcg]  Decree  concerning  Incroachments  in  Over- 
whitley. Inter  Reginam  et  Tenentes  ibidem. 
\Fil.  24  Eliz?^ 


\_leafi()7, 


[f^alton  fEanor] 


[(great  Barrobj 
ilHanor] 

[?^aItott  JTee] 


Concerning  a  messuage,  lands,  &c.  in  the 
Lordshipp  of  Overwhitley.  Inter  Bull  et  al. 
et  Crosby  et  al.    [Lib.  13-14  Eliz.,fol.  40.] 

Decree  for  the  settling  the  Customes  of  the 
Mannor  of  Halton,^  between  the  Lord  and 
Tenants;  per  Curiam.  [Lib.y-io  Car.,foL6^d>^ 

The  Mannor  of  Create  Barrow  holden  of 
the  Honor  of  Halton.    [Lib.  H.  3,2  fol.  70.] 

The  Sheriffs  of  Lancaster  and  Chester  not 


^  A  pencil  note  adds  : — "  This  is  Halton  in  Lancashire  on  the  River 
Lune." 

2  This  entry  refers  to  the  Register  No.  11  (Division  xi.),  and  should 
be  fol.  70  b.—Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

to  send  warrants  into  Halton  Fee.  \Booke 
of  Orders,  1668- 1672  {per  Curiam),  ff.  134, 
187.] 

[TOfinBss  iEanor]  Concerning  the  Customes  in  the  Mannor 
of  Widnes.  Parker  and  Bold.  {Lib.  21-27 
Elis.^fol.  410.] 


Decrees  and  Orders 

touching  the 
Estates  of  Private  Persons 
and  other  things. 


{leaf  229.] 

ilEanor  of  Barnes* 
burg 


fi^rcatton^manrg 


iCancasJtna. 

The  moyety  of  the  Manor  of  Samesbury 
came  to  the  Crowne  by  the  Attainder  of  the 
Lord  Lovell,  and  Hen.  7,  by  Letters  Patent, 
granted  the  said  moyety  to  Thomas  then 
Earl  of  Derby  and  the  heyres  males  of 
his  body.  This  was  found  by  office  in  the 
tyme  of  H.  7.  {Lib.  /.,  Hen.  8,  fol.  134  a. 
Lib.  Dec.  30  Eliz.-y  fames,  fol.  385  ^.  Lib. 
7-11  fas.,  fol.  69.] 

By  these  Proceedings  it  should  appear  that  it 
was  not  granted  in  Fee  Tail  but  in  Fee 
Simple.^ 

The  Chancellor  and  Council  of  the  Duchy 
ordered  a  Mayor  for  Preston  till  the  King's 
pleasure  was  known.    {Lib.  I.,  Hen.  8,  fol. 

351  ^-i 

The  oath  of  the  Sheriff  of  Lancaster. 
{Lib.pred.  fol  475.] 

The  40/.  per  annum  payable  to  the  Earl  of 
Derby  out  of  the  Manor  of  Derby,  notwith- 


Mn  a  different  hand. — Ed. 


236 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


(fTIitijerobj 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {co7ttinued). 

standing  the  objections  against  the  said 
grant,  the  Court  decreed  the  payment  thereof. 
[Lib.  III.,  Hen.  8,>/.  95.] 

The  Corporation  of  CHtherow  had  an  old 
grant  under  the  Create  Seale  which  was 
Confirmed  under  the  seale  of  the  County 
Palatine.    [Lib.  III.,  H.  8,  fol.  150  ^.] 

Decree  that  the  Corporation  of  Preston 
shall  pay  the  Duty  of  Aulnage,  notwith- 
standing their  Charter  in  the  time  of  Hen.  3. 
{Lib.  Ill,  H.  8,  fol.  231  a.    Lib.  IV.,  Eliz. 
fol.  240  a.    Lib.  Dec.  13-14  Eliz.,  fol  23 

The  Forest  of  Pendlehill  was  disaforested 
by  Commission  in  the  time  of  Hen.  7,  and 
lett  out  in  vaccaryes.  \Lib.  Ill,  Hen.  8, 
fol  277.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Moss-ground  at  the 
head  of  Barton  Poole  belonging  to  the  Manor 
of  Downholland.    {Lib.  I,  Mar.,  fol  144 

Decree  concerning  the  Toll,  Stallage, 
Custome,  Anchorage,  Marketts  and  Faires, 
and  other  profitts  of  the  Towne  of  Liver- 
pool. Between  Mollineux  and  the  Mayor, 
&c.    {Lib.  I,  Mar.,  fol  223.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Quarter  Sessions  in 
the  County  of  Lancaster.  {Lib.  I,  Mar., 
fol.  263  a.  Lib.  Deer.,  30  Eliz.-J  fac.,fol.  378. 
Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol  328.  Lib.  Edw.  4.,  fol  61  a.] 
The  Towne  of  Preston  granted  in  Fee 
Farme  to  the  Mayor.  {Lib.  Edw.  4,  fol  142a'] 
A  Commission  returned  concerning  the 
Schoole.  {Tliis  {is]  in  the  Bundle,  12  fac., 
in  the  2nd  bundle?^ 


IPcnile  JFortst 


ISartott  ^loole 


Sessions 

^Preston  JFcc^farm 
^sbton  Scljoole 


{leaf  22%  b.] 

VilU  ILanc.  irce= 
farm 


The  Towne  of  Lancaster  lett  in  Fee  Farme 
to  the  Mayor,  &c.    The  Bailiff  an  officer  in 


*  Probably  in  Div.  iv.  or  xvii. — E(/. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {contimied). 

Fee,  and  to  account  for  Escheates.  \Lib. 
Edw.  4  {Orders),  fol.  143  b.'\  Severall  Cot- 
tages there  lett  for  60  yeares  at  1 3 j".  /\d.  per 
annum.  \_See  the  M misters^  Accounts  Hon. 
Lane,  Title,  Skerton  et  ai.Y 

[IBobnfjam  ®retn]  Commission  to  enquire  whether  Downham 
Greene  be  parcel]  of  the  Manor  of  Chatborne. 
[Lib.  32-36  Eliz.,jf.  15  ^,  \6\b7\ 

ILancastex  l^ospitall  The  Tenants  to  the  Hospitall  in  Lancaster 
not  to  be  putt  out  if  they  will  compound  in 
reasonable  manner.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  371  b7\ 

illlanor  of  JFarn*  Concerning  the  Mannors  of  Farnworth  and 

iBortfj,  ^c.  Rum  worth  et  al.    Inter  Hulme  et  Hulton. 

\Lib.  /.,  Eliz.,ff.  2,11a,  339  b,  358^.] 

JFagrcs  [at  21i2Sarrms=    A  Decree  setting  forth  that  two  faires  had 
ton  ani  ILeigij]     been  used  to  be  kept  at  Warrington  and  a 
Faire  at  Leagh  ;  which  last  was  prohibited. 
[Lib.  21-27  Eliz.,  fol  233  b.'] 

Sttz  IBerbg  Courts  The  Fees  that  may  be  taken  by  the  officers 
of  the  Court  of  the  Manor  and  Hundred  of 
Derby.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol  2,6(^  a^ 

Witzi  l^ougfjton  Decree  concerning  the  Tenants  of  West 
Houghton  and  Browne.  [Lib.  36-39  Elis., 
fol.  55  ^.    Lib.  30  Eliz.-y  fac.,fol.  30^.] 

(Cfjatmosse  Concerning  the  tytle  to  part  of  the  Moss 

called  Chat-mosse.  [Lib.  pred."  i6-y^  Eliz. 
{Orders  and  Decrees),  fol.  286.] 

6mnfjotigij  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Greene- 

hough.  [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  426  ;  and  concerning 
Incloseings,  fol.  420.] 

Heels  SJEiggan  Concerning  the  keeping  of  two  Leetes  att 
Wiggan.  Inter  Fleetwood  et  Sherington. 
(This  matter  is  between  the  Parsone  and  the 
Towne.)    [Lib.  36-39  Eliz.,  fol.  699.] 

^Tenants  f^ombg  An  agreement  between  the  Lord  Mont- 
eagle  and  the  Tenants  of  Hornby,  Tateham, 


^  Division  xxix. — Ed. 


238  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Gressingham,  and  Escough.  \^Lib.  39-40 
Eliz.,fol.  966.  Decree  on  the  Fil.  42-43  Eliz. 
Lib.  30  Eliz. -J  Jac.fol.  89.] 

Hirkcbg  Iretfj  A  settlement    between   the   Tenants  of 

Kirkeby  Ireth  and  their  Lord.  {Lib.  30  Eliz. 
-7  Jac.ff.  13^,  57^.] 

©otonfjam  ©rcme  Concerning  the  tytle  to  Downham  Green 
and  Common,  claymed  by  the  Tenants  of 
Chatborne;  and  concerning  the  well  of  water 
there.    {Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac.,fol.  229.] 

HeaUe  ilSlore  Concerning  the  getting  Turfe,  Stone,  and 

Marie  upon  Read-More  by  a  tenant  of  parcell 
of  Clitherow.  The  Inheritance  of  which 
More  is  decreed  for  Roger  Nowell.  {Lib. 
pred.,  fol  529.] 

ilreston  Eoll  Decree  between  the  Townes  of  Preston 

and  Kirkham  for  the  settlement  of  Toll 
between  them  respectively.  {Lib.  pred.^  fol. 
301.] 

[7^^/230.] 

BurnlEg,  ISlills  Concerning  the  Mills  of  Burnley  and 
Padiham,  claymed  by  Townleys.  {Lib.  30 
Eliz. -J  Jac,  fol  410  a;  being  comprised  i7i  a 
Decree  concerning  other  matters^ 

SgmonlJs  toll  Decree   for  S^"  Richard   Mollineux  con- 

Croitcti^  parfee        cerning  Symonds  wood  and  Croxteth  parke. 

{Lib.  10  Eliz. -J  fac.y  ff.         to  Q^.  if 

confirmed  by  Act  of  Parliament  as  the  King 
promised.     Vide  fol.  412  b.  in  that  Booke.l 

BurnmglLsme  Concerning    Burneing   of  Lyme   in  the 

Burrough  of  Clitherow.    {Lib.  pred.,fol  875.] 

BoulanlJ  jTorest  The  officers  of  Bolland  Forest  to  deliver 

Staggs,  &c.,  to  the  Owner  of  Lagryme  Parke 
in  respect    of  their   feeding   there.  {Lib. 

t  43  Eliz.-i  fac,  fol  967.] 

IBobjnf)olIanlJ  Concerning  the  payment  of  a  Rent  of  2s. 

per  annum  at  Christmas  for  a  Messuage  and 
I^nds  in  Downholland.  {Lib.  3-7 fac,  fol.  582.] 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


239 


Decrees  and 


^  ILease  of  10,000 
scares  m  ^Trust 


^atfjam 

iLobJ  JFurncs 

^tfjerton 
^imalton 

Clcr,  Corone,  etc. 


©reatc  ILagton 
Pettbjortbam 


Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning  Boone  Carriages  and  Fines  by 
the  Tennants  of  Lowick  in  Kirkby  Ireth.  {^Lib. 
pred.ff.6so,  715.] 

Divers  matters  relating  to  the  Tenants  of 
Downham,  as  to  their  appearing  at  CHtherow 
Court  et  al.  [Lib.  3-7  Jac.Jol.  725.  Lib.  "j-w 
Jac.^ff.  221,  269,  605.] 

Lnter  Southworth  et  Houghton  et  al.  Con- 
cerning a  Lease  made  to  the  Defendants  for 
ten  thousand  yeares  in  Trust ;  it  being  for 
Lands  in  Sowthworth,  Croft,  Midleton, 
Arberye,  Houghton,  Brockholes,  Fernehed, 
Wolton,  Poulton  et  al.  [Lib.  3-7  Jac,  foL 
910.    Lib.  7-1 1  Jac,  ff.  262,  576.] 

Concerning  the  Register  in  Com.  Pal.  and 
Gerard.  [Lib.  3-7  Jac,  fol.  920;  per  Curiam^ 

Concerning  Common  in  the  Manor  of 
Tatham,  parcell  of  Hornby,  and  Tenant 
Right.    [L ib.  7- 1 4  Jac. ,  fol  1 49  ^. ] 

Decree  that  the  Timber  in  Sowerby  woods 
shalbe  for  ever  preserved  for  the  Tenants  of 
Low  Furnes.    [Lib.  7-14  Jac.,  fol.  162  b.'] 

Decree  concerning  the  Manor  of  Atherton. 
[Lib.  pred.,fol.  166  b.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Manor  of  Walton 
in-le-Dale.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol  172.] 

Concerning  the  Dutyes  of  the  Clerke  of 
the  Crowne,  and  Clerke  of  the  Peace,  &c., 
touching  returning  Estreates,  and  touching 
the  allowances  of  4s.  per  diem  to  the  Justices, 
and  2s.  to  the  Clerke  of  the  Peace  per  diem. 
during  their  sessions.  [Lib.  7-1 1  Jac,  fol. 
554-] 

Divers  matters  relating  to  the  Mannors  of 
Create  Layton,  Bispham,  and  Create  Marton. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol  810^.] 

A  Commission  for  surveying  the  Manor  of 
Penwortham.    [Lib.  ^-w  Jac,  fol  891.] 


240 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 
[leaf  b.] 

iSrailg  ft^all  Concerning  Bradly  Hall.     Inter  Sollom  et 

Osbaldeston  et  al.    [Lib.  11-16  Jac.^  fol.  15.] 

iEarltctt  place  Concerning  the  settling  of  the  Markett 

(IlitijEroixj  Place  in  the  Burrough  of  Clitherow.  \Lib. 

pred.,ff.  5,  147,  216.] 

laiotts  Severall  persons  fined  for  Riotts,  com- 

mitted to  the  Fleet,  and  bound  to  the  good 
behaviour.    \Lib.  pred.,  ff.  61^  67.] 

^rburg  Decree  touching  Lands  in  Arbury.  Inter 

Ireland  et  Lister  et  al.  {Lib.  11-16  Jac.^  fol. 
109.] 

%  marrtasE  sctlc^         Decree  concerning  a  Marriage  Setlement. 
mmt  Inter  Norres  et  Fleetwood.     \Lib.  pred.,  fol. 

117.] 

©rcente  JFarme         An  Order  for  setling  the  Gree[n]wax  in 
Farmers,  with  other  matters  relating  to  the 
same.    \Lib.  pred.,  fol.  238.] 
CWs  to  Commis*       Concerning  the  appoynting  of  Clerks  to 
sions  Commissions  in  the  County  Palatine.  [Lib. 

pred.,  fol  309.] 

Hoigmgs  in  2Lan=        Decree  for    the    Prothonotary   to  have 
caster  (ITastlc        Roomes  in  the  Castle  to  keepe  his  Office  in, 
and  Fees  to  his  Clerke  every  Assizes.  [Lib. 
11-16  fac.,ff.  330,  331.] 
^tjjerton  Concerning  the  Mannor  of  Atherton  et  al. 

Inter  Ireland  et  Atherton.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol 

JHancfjEstcr  Decree  concerning  wast  grounds  called 

Collyhurst,  parcell  of  the  Wast  of  the  Manor 
of  Manchester,  with  Liberty  in  the  tyme  of 
plague  to  build  Cabbins  on  part  thereof,  and 
to  bury  the  dead.  And  the  poore  to  have 
10/.  per  annum  charged  upon  the  Lands  in- 
closed.   [Lib.  11-16  fac.yfol  805.] 

3Katc][)liaIe  Eibcrtg  An  injunction  against  the  Sheriff  for  entring 
the  Liberty  of  Ratchdale  ;  per  Curiam.  [Lib. 
pred.,  fol  859.] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


241 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 
^fecrton  Decree  concerning  a  Tenement  in  Skerton. 

Inter  Pescod  et  Harrison.  [Lib. pred.,foL  903.] 
JFarrmgton  et  al.  Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Farrington, 
Loughton,  Hutton,  Howghwicke,  Penwor- 
tham,  Walton-in-le-Dale,  Leyland  and  Cop- 
hull.  Inter  Chatterton,  Smyth  et  al,  et  Rigby 
et  ux.    [Lib.  11-16  Jac.,fol.  970.] 

Concerning  two  Fulling  Mills  in  Wiggan. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol.  989.] 

Order  to  the  Mayor  to  restore  a  Burges[s] 
put  out  by  him  or  to  certifie  the  Reason  to  the 
Justices  of  Assize.  [Lib.  1 1-16  Jac.,  fol.  1062.] 
Concerning  a  Warren  and  Inclosing  of 
Lands  in  the  Mannors  of  Southworth  and 
Midleton.  Inter  Ireland  et  Fleetwood.  [Lib. 
pred.yfol.  1292.] 

That  by  Acts  of  Parliament  the  Owners 
of  Abby  Land  &c.  are  to  have  the  same 
Libertyes  the  Abbotts  had  ;  And  therefore — 
Decreed  that  the  owners  of  the  Lands  of 
the  Abby  of  Cockersand  and  their  heyres 
shalbe  discharged  from  appearance,  suite  and 
service  at  the  County  Courts  and  Wappentack 
Courts  in  Com.  Lane.  ;  And  also  from  Toll, 
&c.  in  Com.  Lane.  [Lib.  16-20  Jac.,  ff.  ^b, 
261.  See  in  Lib.  Pat.  Edw.  6}  &c.,  fol.  yob: 
to  Sir  Anthony  Brown.] 
C^ttrle  jFIat  Decree  concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  in 

Latham,  called  the  Churle  Flat.  Inter  Breeres 
et  Small.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  30  b?[ 
3Latfjam  et  al.  Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Latham,  New- 

brough,  Freckleton,  Eccleston,  Heskein, 
Broughton,  and  Westam.  Inter  Worthington 
et  Mason  et  al.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol  88,] 


JFuIlmg  fms 


<Sotitf)Juort]^ 


[leaf2i\:\ 
tenants  of  Cocker* 
satti— 
JJteeiom 


Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  23. — Ed. 
R 


242  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees 

Utrkfjatn  Eibrrtgfs 

ingtott  et  al. 
Stantisfr  gate 


mitrtcft  ifHeatioiu 
antJ  Ptllmg 

JFws  ^latefaorne 


ffioaler  Lancaster 

UKrarelg  Bancft 

Hattys  in  ILtttle 
33oItan 

ibttfmcr  of  Eantis 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  Tene- 
ment in  Tockholes.  Inter  Barron  et  Wad- 
dington  [Lib.  16-20  Jac.,foL  120.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  40 
acres  of  Land  in  Ashton.  Liter  Holcroft  et 
Hartley.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  127.] 

Decree  for  settling  the  Libertyes  and  privi- 
ledges  of  Kirkham.   [Lib.  16-20 Jac.fol.  165.] 

Divers  matters  relating  to  the  Lands  called 
Newhold  Lands  in  Ackerington  et  al.  [Lib. 
pred.  {per  Curiam),  fol.  210.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Burgage  et  al.  in 
Standish  gate  in  Wiggan.    Inter  Pemberton 

Hide.    [Lib.  16-20  Jac.^foL  21^  b.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Ultrick 
meadow  and  Pilling.  Inter  Hawes  et  Hesketh. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol  2^1  b.] 

Concerning  Fees  to  be  taken  by  the 
Steward  of  Slateborne.  [Lib.  pred.,  fol. 
234^.] 

Concerning  the  Goaler  of  Lancaster  giving 
2000/.  security  to  the  Sheriff.  [Lib.  16-20 
Jac.,ff.  316,  429.] 

Dismission  concerning  the  Manor  and 
Rectory  of  Torbock.  Inter  Sutton  et  Molly- 
neux  et  al.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol  319.] 

Dismission  concerning  Land  called  Mearely 
Banck  alias  Langly  Dyke.  [Lib.  pred.,  ff. 
321,  323-] 

Concerning  the  tytle  to  Downham  Green. 
Inter  Ashton  et  Tenentes  de  Chatborne.  [Lib. 
pred.  fol  228  b.] 

Concerning  the  reassuring  of  Lands  in 
Little  Bolton.  Inter  Holt  et  Heaton  et  al. 
[Lib.  16-20  Jac.,foL  348.] 

Decree.  Inter  Kirby  and  Kirby.  Con- 
cerning divideing  of  Lands,  &c.  [Lib.  pred., 
fol  391.] 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


243 


i^gtott  anlJ  Clagton 
iWanors 


Eanlis  in  Curctrale 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
[leaf2Zi,  b.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Manners  of  Ryton 
and  C  ley  ton.  Inter  Byron  et  Byron  et  al. 
{Lib.  16-20  Jac.fol.  385/^.] 

Decree  concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  called 
the  Sandfeild  in  West  Derby.  Inter  Mercer 
et  Hall  wood  et  al.  {Lib.  pred.^  ff.  399,  406.] 
templtfgmg  dTlerfes  A  Settlement  between  the  Chancery  Clerks 
and  the  Prothonotary  Clerks  concerning  Ex- 
emplifications. {Lib.  16-20  Jac.,fol.  411,  bis^ 
Decree  touching  a  third  part  of  divers 
Lands,  &c.  in  Cureden,  Hutton,  Walton-in-le- 
dale,  Farrington,  Longton,  Howick,  Pen- 
wortham,  Leyland  and  Coppull.  Inter 
Chatterton  vid.  et  al.,  Qtier.^  et  Haggerston 
et  al,  Def.  {Lib.  16-20  Jac.,  fol  422.  Lib. 
20  Jac. — 4  Car.,  fol  16.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  called  Utley 
Snape  and  buildings  thereupon,  lying  in 
Wynstanley.  Inter  Winstanley  et  Penington 
et  al    {Lib.  16-20  Jac.,  fol  437.] 

Decree  concerning  Penkethes  Farme  in 
Wavertree.  Inter  Ellison  alias  Henrison  et 
al  et  Houghton  et  al.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  4Sgb. 
Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.,  fol.  100.] 

Decree.  Inter  Sherborne  et  Breeres  quer. 
Halsall  mil  et  ux.  def  {Lib.  16-20  Jac.  ff. 
512,  518  3.] 

Dismission  concerning  a  Messuage  and 
Tenement  called  Channor  house,  which  was 
pretended  to  be  parcell  of  the  Gleabe  Lands 
of  the  Rectory  of  Pennington.  Inter  Fell  et 
Tomlinson  et  al    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  552 

Decree.  Inter  Cole  et  Halsall.  Lib.  16-20 
Jac.ff.  597,  601.] 

Decree  concerning  the  division  of  Lands 
called  Standon-heyes  in  the  Manor  of  Pendle- 
ton.   {Lib.  pred.,  fol  609.] 
R  2 


Sfjerfaorne  anil 
i^alsall 

(JTfjannor  i^ouse 


^ole  &  l^alsall 


Stanlion^ijtscs 


244 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
2SlEturnmg  (iHstrrats      The  severall  officers  in  the  County  Palatine 
to  returne  the  Estreates  &c.  to  the  Duchy 
Office  ;  per  Curiam.    {Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.^ 

#58, 239  b^, 

Kuffarti  anlj  Decree  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Rufiford 

(SJroston  and  Croston  et  al.    Inter  Hesketh  et  Hesketh 

et  al    [Lib.  pred.,  ff.  y6  b,  236  b.] 

^  rmt  issumg  out  Concerning  a  Rent  Charge  of  4/.  2s.  id. 
of  lEitjIcton  et  al.  issueing  out  of  Lands  in  Midleton,  Houghton 
and  Ferneyhead.  Inter  Charnley  et  Smyth 
et  al.     \_Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.,ff.  87,  logb.'] 

Cabjscg  Bntiges  Decree  concerning  Lands  called  Cawsey 

Bridges  in  Burton.  Liter  Cubbon  et  Burrow 
et  al.    [Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.,fol.  1 05.] 

Cronton  .Sfjabi  Decree  concerning  Lands  called  Cronton 

Shaw  lying  in  Cronton.  Inter  Davenport  et 
Hope  et  al    [Lib.  pred.,Jol  loS.^ 

©oosenorgfj  avLti  Order  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Goose- 

Cfjipptitg  norgh  and  Chipping.    Inter  Rigby  et  Hough- 

ton et  al.    [Lib.  pred.,  Jol.  137 

[/^^/232.] 

ILittle  iSolton  Decree  concerning  the  Manor  of  Little 

Bolton.    Inter  Holt  et  Ireland.    [_Lib.  20  Jac. 

— 4  Car.,  Jol  161  b.l 
tenement  in  Bootfj      Decree  concerning  a  Tenement  lying  in 

Booth.  Sands     Askewe.    [Lib.  pred, 

Jol  201  b.] 

QTgtljes  m  (IHlston  Decree  concerning  the  Manor  and  Tythes 
of  Elston  et  al.  Inter  Chernock  guer.  et 
Tildesley  ^/ Breeves  [Lib. pred.,  Jol.  243.] 

I^tnileg  l^all  Decree    concerning    Hindley    Hall  als. 

Strangwish  et  al.  Inter  Massey  et  al,  et 
Culcheth  et  al  {Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.,  Jol. 
261  ^.] 

Incumbrances  Iiiss        Decree.    Inter  Mort  et  al.  et  Fleetwood, 
cfjargeti  Concerning  the  discharge  of  severall  Lands, 

purchased  by  the  Plaintiffs,  from  Incum- 
brances.   [Lib.  pred.,  Jol.  266  b.'] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


•245 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 


%  messuage  calleU 


f$land)Estcr 


Eanbs  in  i^o&g 


JFred;olli  ani  (fTopg* 
fjolti  ILantis. 

21  messttafle  in  Ctil^ 


Decree  concerning  a  Capital  Messuage, 
called  the  Lee,  and  divers  other  Lands  in 
Little  Woolton.  Inter  Orme  et  Orme  et  al. 
{Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.,fol.  294.] 

The  Warden  of  Manchester  to  pay  Sy- 
nodalls,  Procurations,  &c.  to  the  Bisshopp  of 
Chester.    \L  ib.  pred.,  ff.  427,  454.] 

Concerning  the  profitts  of  the  Ferry  at 
Liverpoole  on  both  sides  the  Water.  \_Lib. 
pred,ff.  431  b,  508.] 

Decree  touching  a  Messuage  and  4  acres 
of  Land  in  Robye.  [Lib.  20  Jac. — 4  Car.^ 
fol.  473  b.]    Inter  Whitfeild  et  Mollineux. 

Decree  concerning  Freehold  and  Copiehold 
Lands.  hiter  Jervas  et  Hulde  et  al.  {Lib. 
pred.,fol.  485.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage,  &c.  in 
Culcheth.  Inter  Shaw  et  Calvely  et  al.  {Lib. 
20  Jac.~4.  Car.,  fol.  531.] 
ILanfis  in  f^ulme  a/.  Decree  concerning  the  Hall  of  Hulme  and 
Lands  in  Hulme,  Reddish,  Denton,  and 
Heaton  Norris.  Inter  Hulme  et  Hulme. 
{Lib.  pred.^foL  551.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  lying  in  Hey- 
houses  in  the  Mannor  of  Ightenhill.  Inter 
Nowell  et  Hollyday.  {Lib.  4-6  Car,foL  6y.] 
Severall  descents  are  set  forth  in  a  Cause 
inter  Hilton  et  Brownlow.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol. 
135^.] 

Order  that  the  Estretes  of  the  County 
Palatine  be  delivered  into  the  Duchy  Court, 
and  the  Farmer  to  take  Copies,  and  a  Com- 
mission to  collect ;  per  Curiam.  {Lib.  4-6 
Car.,  fol.  180  ^.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage,  &c.  Inter 
Pares  et  Pares.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  261  b.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Freckleton. 
Inter  Ireland  et  Cottam  et  al.  {Lib.  pred., 
fol  457.1 


HanlJs  in  p^esfjotises 


f^tlton 


J^fttirntng  Estreats 


%  messuage 


llanlis  in  jFtecklcton 


246 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 
[leaf  2-^2,  b.'\ 

Sfilrtemption  of  ILanlis    Concerning  the   Redemption  of  Lands. 

Inter  Cuthbert  Halsall,  Mil.,  et  Charles 
Gerard,  Mil  [Lib.  4-6  Car.,ff.  272,  297,  303, 
398,  403  Decree.'] 

IHurtfjer  A  Commission  to  inquire  after  the  Estate 

of  one  Heyhurst,  who  was  executed  at  Lan- 
caster for  Murther  ;  per  Curiam.  [Lib.  pred., 
fol  391  b.]^ 

Blarftborne  Bailiff  in  Concerning  Future  Rents  charged  upon 
ite  Richard  Townley,  Esq.,  BaiHff  in  Fee  of  the 

Puter  Emts  Wappentak  of  Blackborneshire.  [Lib.  4-6 
Car.,  ff.  399  456;  per  Curiam.  Lib.  7-10 
Car.^ff.  527,  572,  578.] 

i^ebcToft  Concerning  Lands  in  Urmston  called  New- 

croft.  Inter  Greenhalgh  et  Ratcliffe.  [Lib- 
7-10  Car.ff.  67,  161.] 

32larrtnflton  et  al.  Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Warrington, 
Melling,  Fazakerley  and  Aughton.  Inter 
Molly neux   et  Martin.     [Lib.   7-10  Car., 

Cutting  baati  in         Concerning  offences  by  cutting  wood  in 

JHserscougfj        Myerscough.    [Lib.  pred,  fol  84  b.] 
I^alsall,  ^c.  Concerning  the  Mannors  of  Halsall  and 

Down  Holland.     Inter  Halsall  et  Gerard. 

[Lib.  7-10  Car.,ff.  129,  131.] 
atiltnflton  Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Adlington. 

Inter  Anderton  et  Adlington.    [Lib.  pred., 

foL  133.] 

^pleton^^a/.  Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Apleton  in 

the  Mannor  of  Widness,  and  other  Lands 
there.  [Lib.  7-10  Car.,  fol  175.]  Inter 
Holland  et  Johnson. 

€;onim0n,  in  Decree  touching  Common  and  divers  other 
auarnmorcJorcst  matters  relating  to  the  Forest  of  Quarnmore. 

Inter  Dominum  Morley  et  Jepson  et  al.  [Lib. 
pred.,  fol.  248  b^ 

Cfjipping  Decree  concerning  Lands   in  Chipping. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


247 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Inter  Whittaker  et  Parkinson  et  al.  {Lib. 
7-10  Car.,fol.  258 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Elston  alias 
Ethelston.  Inter  Walmely  et  Ratcliffe  et  al. 
[Lib.  pred.JoL  353.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Winwall  in  the 
Forest  of  Trawden.  Inter  Cunliffe  et  Town- 
ley  et  al.    [Lib.  7-10  Car.^fol.  386.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Gorton.  Inter 
Kenyon  et  Kenyon  et  al.  [Lib.  pred.y  fol. 
397-] 

Decree  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Gose- 
nargh  and  Chipping.  Inter  Dominum  Straunge 
et  Houghton  et  al.  {Lib.  7-10  Car.,  jf.  442, 
524] 

A  Settlement  of  the  Faires  in  the  Townes 
of  Colne,  Padiham,  Burnely  and  Haslingden  ; 
per  Curiam.  {Lib.  pred.y  fol  464  b. ;  Lib. 
14-17  Car.,ff.  16,  48.] 

A  Composition  for  the  profitts  of  the  Lands 
of  a  Fellon  paid  in  Court ;  per  Curiam.  {Lib. 
7-10  Car.,  fol  S^ob.] 

{leaf  233.] 

^  manage  ^ctlcmcnt  Decree  concerning  a  Mariage  Setlement  of 
Lands  lying  in  Midleton,  Torrisholme,  Scot- 
forth,  Barlow  and  Lancaster.  Inter  Covell  et 
Brockholes.  {Lib.  y-io  Car.,  ff.  S49  ^,  ^37  ^, 
671  b  ;  Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  28.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Tenement  called  Gais- 
garth  in  Cartmell.  Inter  Preston  et  Curwin 
V.  Bond.    {Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  37  b^ 

Concerning  the  Inclosing  the  Commons  in 
West  Houghton,  /^/^r  Atherton  et  Brother- 
ton.  {Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  63.  Vide  Fil. 
12-15  Eliz. —  Tenentes  pred.  et  Brown.'] 

Decree  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Speck 
and  Garston  and  other  Lands.  Inter  Norres 
and  Fleming  {Lib.  10-14  Car.,  ff.  107, 

209  b.] 


TOnball 


(Norton 


©oosnor  anlj 


J'atreg 


iFellon 


^  Eenemmt  calleti 
[(Kaisgartfj] 


ilHannars  of  Speck 
anU  ©arston 


248  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Rousts  in  ILibcrpool 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 
ffiSEatrr  Bailiff  The  Water  Bailiff  of  Furnes  seized  some 

^^"^^  wreck  of  sea  and  was  sued  for  the  same  in 

the  Consistory  Court  at  Chester.  Injunction 
against  the  Vice  Chancellor  till  the  Cause  be 
heard  in  the  Duchy ;  per  Curiam.  [Lib.pred., 
fol.  257.] 

Concerning  the  Setlement  of  certaine 
houses  in  Liverpoole.  Inter  Brookesbanke  et 
Ashfeild  et  al.  \Lib.  10-14  Car.^  fol. 
329  d.] 

Concerning  the  Settling  of  certaine  Lands 
in  Ribchester  and  Clayton.  Inter  Rodes  et 
Osbaldeston.    \Lib.  pred.,  fol.  338.] 

Injunction  against  cutting  of  Woods  in 
Hornby.  InterY^did^n  et  Dominum  Morley. 
[Lib.pred.,  fol.  357.] 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Little  Leaver. 
Inter  Andrew  et  al  et  Halliwell  et  al.  {Lib. 
10-14  Car.,ff.  410,  425.] 

Concerning  the  sole  Feeding  of  a  greate 
parcell  of  ground,  called  the  Nether  Myre 
alias  Sawtergate  Myre.  Inter  Posslett  et  al. 
et  Walles  et  al.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol  425.] 

Concerning  the  Establishing  of  the  posses- 
sion of  a  house-sted  and  Meadow  with  the 
Carter  of  Levin  Sands,  as  belonging  to  the 
said  office ;  per  Curiam.    [Lib.  14-17  Car., 

#.321,  398^.] 

Dismission  concerning  Lands  in  Wood 
Plumpton,  Mawdesley  and  Wrightington. 
Inter  Beck  et     Duddell.   [Lib.  pred.,  fol. 

185 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Crompton, 
Whitfeild  and  Ouldham.    Inter  Chaderton  et 
Walker.    [Lib.  14-17  Car.,  ff.  206,  241  3.] 
dustomarg  (instates  in    Concerning  the  Customary  estates  of  the 
Cuerlileg  Tennants  of  the  Mannor  of  Cuerdly.  Inter 

Smyth  et  Brooke.    [Lib.  pred.,foL  226  bisT^ 


l^omlijLi 


Eanlis  in  Etttle 
ileaber 


l&irkbs  Cretfj 


Carter  of  iLebin 
.SanUs 


%z.n&%  in  S2SooU 
^^lumpton 


3lantjs  tn  (ITrompton 
et  al. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


249 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 
[leaf  22,^,  k] 

ELanlrs  m  (SXauQ^tan     Decree  concerning  divers  Lands  &c.  in 
^j:/.  Cloughton  in  Loynesdale.   Inter  Sherrington 

et  Gibson  et  al,    \Lib.  14-iy  Car.,foL  228.] 
l^orsei^eUSc  f^all  Decree  concerning  Horsehedge  Hall  and 

other  things  in  Ouldham.    Inter  Tayluer  et 

Bretland,  quer.y  Lever  et  al.y  def.    [Lib.  pred., 

fol.  334.] 

Cannon  aSEsnHer        Decree  concerning  Lands  called  Cannon 

Wynder,  and  Lands  called  Wardings.  [Lib. 

14-iy  Car.,  fol.  335  3.] 
21  messuage,     in       Decree  concerning  a  Capitall  Messuage, 
nvAMztSy^et al.  Sic.  in  West  Derby  and  Wavertree.  Inter 

Houghton  et  Henshaw,  quer.,  et  Davenport  et 

al,  def.    [Lib.  pred.y  fol.  140?^ 
itanlis  tn  iSaccop        A  Setlement  of  certaine  Copiehold  Lands 

in  Baccop  in  the  Forest  of  Rossendale.  Inter 

Tattersall  et  Whittakers.    [Lib.  14-17  Car., 

/:  354^,  408  Decree:\ 
^  Setlement  A  setlement  of  Lands.     Inter  H  indie  et 

al.,  et  Baron  et  al,    [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  41 1  3.] 
ILantis  tn  Stalmtn        Concerning  Lands  inclosed  from  the  Waste 

of  Stalmyn.    Inter  Clifton  et  al,  et  Doughty 

et  al.     [Lib.  pred.,  ff.  420  b,  423,  479  ;  per 

Curiam?^ 

%  messnage  callelj  ti^e     Decree  concerning  a  Capital  Messuage  in 
l^igfjerl^aU        Claughton,  called   the  Higher  Hall  et  al 
Inter  Sherington  et  Crofts.    [Lib.  14-17  Car., 
fol  452.] 

a  messuage  in  SSIijer^     Order  concerning  a  Messuage,  &c.  in  Ulver- 
ston  ston.     Inter  Kilner  et  Kilner.    [Lib.  pred., 

fol.  487.] 

HanUs  in  JSurnleg  Concerning  the  Surrender  of  Lands  in 
Burnley  to  the  use  of  William  Halstead. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol  490 

Eantis  in  i^abensfjore  Concerning  the  Surrender  of  Copiehold 
Lands  in  Ravenshore.  Inter  Kenyon  et 
Holden.    [Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol  512^.] 


•250 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
^Tfjc  filannor  of  Order  concerning  the  Manner  of  Clifton 

Clifton  in  the  parish  of  Eccles.    Inter  Holland  et 

Leaver.    {Lib.  pred.^  fol.  5 1 5 
iLan^Js  in  (Kkst  antj      Concerning  a  Messuage  and  20  Acres  of 
€cclcston  Land  in  Glest  and  Eccleston.    Inter  Ashton 

et  Ashcroft.     Dismission.     \Lib.  pred.,  fol. 

521/5.] 

Eantis  m  ©oiunJjam  Concerning  the  Admittance  of  William 
Ayreton  to  Copiehold  Lands  in  the  Mannor 
of  Downham  ;  per  Citriain.  \Lib.  pred.^fol. 
523 

3Lanl(s  m  CHtjlmgton      Concerning  Lands  in  Edlington  exchanged. 

Inter  Marshall  and  Long.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol. 
82.] 

[/?^/234.] 

jfagres  Decreed  that  the  keeping  of  Fayres  at 

Padiham,  and  takeing  Toll  there,  by  vertue 
of  a  Lease  only,  is  punishable.  Inter 
Townley  et  Shutleworth.  {Lib.  17  &c.  Car., 
fol  79  b^, 

JHannor  of  Clifton  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Clifton 
in  the  parish  of  Eccles  and  other  Lands,  &c. 
to  be  reconveyed  to  the  plaintiff  upon  his 
payment  of  his  mortgage  money.  Inter 
Holland  et  Leaver,  Harpur,  et  Lomax.  {Lib. 
pred.,fol  119  /5.] 

30^n:esmEgl)tenl)ai  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  30 
Acres  of  Land  in  the  Mannor  of  Ightenhill. 
Inter  Pycopp  et  Whitaker.  {Fil.  3  Eliz. ; 
fil.  6  Eliz?^ 

ileicestn;  i^ei»=bJorfee  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  Croft 
—a  fHessuage  in  called  Preists  Croft  in  Preston  belonging  to 
Preston  New-worke  of  Leicester.    Inter  Hesketh 

et  Cured  ale.    {Fil.  3  Eliz^ 
JSolton  ^  lEill         Concerning  the  tytle  to  a  Mill  and  Water- 
course in  Bolton.    Inter  Tompson  et  Hornby. 
{FiL  3  Eliz?^ 

IlantJs  in  2^la^IcIiffe       Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  divers 


''GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


251 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Acres  of  Land  in  RadcHffe.    Inter  Harpur  et 

Openshaw.    \FiL  3  Eliz?^ 
ILantis  m  f&x^t,         Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Miche,  Eccles- 
CEccleston  et  al.      ton,  Esbreck  and  Up  Rawcliffe.    Inter  White 

et  Harrison.    \^Fil.  3  Eliz.'] 
Hanlis  m^oosmogfje     Decree     concerning    divers  Messuages, 
et  al.  Cottages,  Lands,  &c.  in  Gosenogh  and  Chepyn. 

Inter  Helme  et  Helme.    [Fil.  4  Eliz.] 
Eantjs  in  lutton         Decree    concerning    the    Moyety   of  a 

Messuage,  called  Dudhill,  and  50  Acres  of 

Land  lying  in  Dutton  in  the  parish  of  Rib- 

chester.    Inter  Bymson  et  Cowell  et  al.  \Fil. 

4  Eliz.  dis.] 

IHannors  of  f^etsfjam  Decree  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Heisham, 
Nether  Hutton  and  Asheton,  and  Harrington 
Parke.  Inter  Browne  et  Dominum  Mount- 
eagle.    {Fil.  4  Eliz?^ 

HanHs  in  ^olne  Decree  concerning  divers  parcells  of  Land 

in  the  parish  of  Colne.  Inter  Greenakers  et 
Parker  et  al.    [3  Orders — Fil.  4  Eliz?^ 

3lanlis  m  32Salton=m*  Dismission  concerning  a  Messuage  and  200 
XzM^z  A[cres  ....  in]  Walton-in-le-Dale.  Inter 

Langton  et  Langton.    \Fil.  4  Eliz.l 

Eattlis  in  .Stoon         Decree    concerning   Lands   in  Skerton. 

Inter  Yorke  et  Houseman.    [Fil  5  Eliz.] 

Eantis  calleU  l^u&bcr*  Dismission  touching  Lands  called  Hubber- 
tfiorn,i3rali2,  thorn,  [Brady],  Conyers,  Warton  and  Red- 
mayne.    Inter  ....  Midleton.    [Fil.  5  Eliz.] 

[leaf  234,  ^.] 

©ariogn  JHoore  Dismission  concerning  a  Common  called 

Darwynd   Moore.      Inter  Osbaldeston  et 

Southworth.    [Fil.  5  Eliz^ 
21  messuage,  calletj       Concerning  Tenant  Right  to  a  Messuage 
^^^^  called  Ellers  and  40  acres  of  Land  in  the 

Mannor  of  Caton.     Inter  Barwick  et  White. 

[Fil.  5  Eliz.] 

^Tenements  m  Salforli  Decree  concerning  severall  Tenements  in 
Salford,  formerly  Chantrey  Lands  belonging 


252 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

to  Traffords.  Liter  Hide  et  Ward.  \FiL 
5  Eliz?^ 

[Clagton  l^all]  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Clayton 

Hall  and  divers  Lands  thereto  belonging  in 
Leyland.     Inter  Browne  et  Orrell.  \Fil. 

5  Eliz?^ 

^^femfjelfs  anil  f^aber*    Decree  concerning  two  messuages,  called 
Ijan;  Okenheves,  and  20  Acres  and  halfe  of  Land 

in  Habergham.  Inter  Law  et  Habergham. 
\FiL  5  Eliz?^ 

Concerning  a  Messuage  and  22  Acres  of 
Land  in  Broughtmet  and  Harwood.  Inter 
Aynesworth  et  Isherwood.    \Fil.  5  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  two  Closes  in  the  "  Ould 
feild "  in  Salford,  called  the  Checquers. 
Inter  Prestly  et  Bibby.    [^Fil.  5  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  a  House  and  Shop  in 
Manchester,    //^^^r  Alley n     Holland.  [^Fil. 

6  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  a  late  Chantrey  in  the 
parish  Church  of  Eccleston,  lying  in  Freckle- 
ton,  Heskeyn,  Walche  and  Whityll  alias 
Whitill  Wallis.  Inter  Mather  et  Dicconson. 
[Eil  6  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  divers  Messuages  and 
Lands  in  Barton-upon-Irwell  in  the  nature 
of  a  Mortgage.  Inter  Tildesley  et  Leigh. 
[Eil.  6  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  tenn 
Acres  of  Land  in  Tottington.  Inter  Morres 
et  Aynesworth.    [Eil.  6  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  divers  matters  relating 
to  the  Tennants  of  Hawkeshead  and  Colton. 
[Ezl  6  Eliz.] 

ILanfis  in  tottington  Concerning  a  Messuage  and  60  Acres  of 
Land  in  Tottington.  Inter  Birch  et  Green- 
halgh.    [Eil  6  Eliz.  ;  fil.  7  Eliz.] 

IHannor  of  Wi^Mt     I^t^^  Gerard  and  the  Queene.  Concerning 


3Srougi)tmet  anU 
^ooli 


€;iosEs  calki  tfje 


%  Ijouse  ^  sljop  in 
lEancfjester 


%  Cf)antrc2  in 
(JHcckston 


ilantis  in  iSarton* 
xtpon^EriBfll 


SlanlJS  in  tottinston 


|^a^J)^tes^)ca^I  anlJ 
Colton 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

the  Manner  of  Wyndle.   Referred  to  a  Tryall 

at  Law.    \^FiL  7  Eliz?^ 
[©stoalbtbjtsk]  Decree  against  Holden  et  al.  for  encloseing 

part  of  the  Common  of  Oswaldtwisle,  and 

for  withdrawing  his  Suite  to  Court  and  Mill. 

Inter  Barton  et  Holden.    \FiL  7  Eliz?[ 

[/^^/235.] 

2£anli3  in  <acfemnfiton  Concerning  two  Messuages  and  100  Acres 
of  Land  in  Ackerington.  Inter  Waddington 
et  Haworth.    Dismission.    \FiL  7  Eliz?[ 

BlarftrolJ  f^all  et  al.  Decree  concerning  Blackrodd  Hall  and 
divers  Lands  in  Blackrod,  Abraham,  Golburne, 
Kenyon,  Walton  juxta  Liverpoole,  Derby, 
Loughton,  Hutton,  Asheton,  Bank  and 
Preston  in  Amoundernes.  Inter  Hinton  et 
Whitfeild.    \FiL  7  Eliz?^ 

Eants  tn  Eamfort       Decree   concerning   Lands   in  Laniford. 

Inter  Cropper  et  Coston.    \Fil.  7  Eliz?^ 

Itflilj  3£anli  Decree  concerning  5  Acres  of  Land  in 

Hindley,  called  Kidd  Land.  Inter  Standish 
et  Atherton.    {Fil.  7  Eliz:\ 

©iggtns  of  Caales  Decree  concerning  digging  of  Coales  in 
the  Mannor  of  Grenefeild.  Inter  Townely 
et  Lister.    \Fil  8  Eliz?[ 

Efje  l^all  of  ©ncll  Dismission  touching  a  Capitall  Messuage, 
called  the  Hall  of  Orrell  InterTo^vX^y 
et  Orrell.    \FiL  8  Eliz?[ 

J^ottses  m  ^alfort       Dismission  concerning  3  houses  in  Salford. 

Inter  Huyde  et  Trafford.    \Fil.  9  Eliz.'] 

3£antis  in  SlSEgnlile  Decree  concerning  the  discharge  of  Lands 
in  Wyndle,  supposed  to  be  Chantrey  Lands, 
from  paying  rent  to  the  Queen.  Inter  Reginam 
et  Gerard.    \FiL  9  Eliz?\ 

l^oUmg  (Swije  Decree  concerning  Lands,  called  Holling 

Greve,  and  30  Acres  of  Land  in  Burneley  in 
the  Mannor  of  Ightenhill.  Inter  Whitaker 
et  Picopp.    \Fil.  9  Eliz, ;  fil  19  Eliz.  bis.'] 

ISostoell  3£eis  An  Award  decreed  concerning  Lands  in 


254  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


fHannor  of  Brtfori 


Eants  m  ilHarsljen 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Haslenden,  called  Boswell  Lees  or  Boswell 
Feilds.  Inter  Nevill  et  H olden.  {Fit.  9  Eliz^ 
Decree  concerning  the  payment  of  8/.  per 
annum  out  of  the  Manner  of  Bedford.  Inter 
Ashaw  et  Mollineux.    \Fil.  10  Eliz^ 

Concerning  2  messuages  and  40  Acres  of 
Land  in  Marsden.  Inter  Hyggen  et  Higgen. 
Dismission.  \Fil.  11  Eliz.'] 
EanlisinSSScstlBcrljg  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  15 
Acres  and  halfe  of  Land  in  West  Derby. 
Inter  Mercer  et  Abbey.    \^Fil.  1 1  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  4  Messuages  with  the 
appurtenances  in  Preston.  Inter  Singleton 
et  Briers.    {Fil.  1 1  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Customes  of  the 
Mannor  of  West  Haughton.  Inter  Tenentes 
ibidem  et  Browne.  \Fil.  12  &  Eliz.] 
MmmxomMtboxm  Dismission  concerning  the  Mannor  of 
Blakeborne.  Inter  Reginam  et  Barton  et  al. 
[Fil.  12  Eliz.] 


4  lIHcssuages  in 
^reston 


[leaf  23s,  ^-l 
.Sutton 


l^aiucltffe  al. 


^fje  l^all  of  laisles 
et  al. 


WOalz  jFisJjing  et  al. 


Decree  concerning  3  Crofts  lying  in  Sutton, 
called  Parsons  Crofts,  as  belonging  to  the 
Rectory  of  Prescott.  Inter  Comitem  Derbie 
et  Hill.    IFil  12  Eliz?[ 

Decree  concerning  the  Mannors  of  Midle- 
Rawclifife,  Up  -  Rawclifife,  Out-Rawcliffe, 
Whittell-in-le- Woods,  Hamleton,  Steynall, 
Stalmyn,  and  Wrightington,  and  divers  other 
things.  Inter  Gerard  et  Butler.  \Fil.  1 2  Eliz. 
bis.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Hall  of  Risley  and 
tiie  demeasne  and  divers  Lands  in  Culcheth. 
Inter  Risley  et  Byrom.  [Fil  12  Eliz.,  13  Eliz.] 

Decree  concerning  15  Acres  of  Land  in 
Fulshaw  More  in  Asheton,  and  the  Free 
fishing  in  the  water  of  Rible.  Inter  Traverse 
et  Houghton.    [Fil  12  Eliz.] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

i^enbjortljam  Decree  for  the  Queen's  Farmer  of  the 

Mannor  of  Penwortham, concerning  a  Cottage, 
parcell  of  the  said  Mannor.  Inter  Farrington 
et  Hudleston.    \Fil.  12  Eliz. ;  13,  15  Eliz?[ 

Eanljs  in  aiSaptoix       Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  34 
Acres  of  Land  in  Whitton.    Inter  Holden 
et  Standish  et  al.    \Fil.  1 3  Eliz?^ 
•  J^acktngton  Order   concerning  a  Capitall  Messuage, 

called  Hackington,  in  Byllington,  and  the 
demeasnes.  Inter  Walmesley  et  Shutleworth 
et  al.    \Fil.  1 3  Eliz?[ 

Ean^is  callcti  ®rcrn=      Dismission    concerning    certain  Lands, 
\;\\\etaL  called    Greenhill,   Somerbooth   Dene,  and 

Michell  Dene  Meed  in  Hundersfeild.  Inter 
Ho  worth  et  Lord.    \Fil.  13  Eliz.'\ 

Eants  tit  ^rmsfeirfe  Decree  concerning  certain  Lafids,  8z:c.  in 
Ormskirke^  Bickerstath,  Aghton,  Whitting- 
ham,  Gosnar,  Hutton,  Loughton,  Becconsall 
and  Croston.  Inter  Hesketh  et  al.,  et  Brether- 
ton  et  al.    \Fil.  1 3  Eliz?[ 

^  messuage  calletj        Concerning  a  Messuage  in  Aspull,  called 
li2A'^it%  et  al.     Kirkeleys,  one  other  messuage,  called  the 
Banck  house,  and  one  other,  called  White 
house,  in  Ince,  Aspull,  and  Wiggan.  Inter 
Kenyon  et  al,  et  Haughton  et  al.  \Fil.  1 3  Eliz.'\ 

fHessuagfs  callcti         Decree  concerning  divers  Messuages,  &c., 

amgnlisbancfe  called  the  Wyndebank.  Inter  Littollers  et 
Collins  et  al.    [Fil  1 3  Eliz^ 

IHannor  of  ^Bnthitsle  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  En- 
twisle.  Inter  Lucas  et  Tildesley  et  al.  {Lib. 
13-14  Eliz.}  fol.  2^  ;  fil.  14  Eliz?^ 

[leaf  2^6.] 

%  messuage  callelj        Decree  concerning  a  Capitall  Messuage 
^orMeg  called  Worldley,  and  other  things  in  Swynton 

Inter  Sherington  et  Tildesley  et  al.  [Lib. 
13-14  Eliz.,  fol  53.] 


^  Now  vol.  15  (Div.  v.),  with  lettering,  8-13  EIiz. — Ed. 


2$6 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
Cfjantrges  Concerning   divers   Lands   belonging  to 

severall  Chantryes  and  Stipendaryes  in  Com. 
Lane.     Inter  Regina7n  et  Halstead.  \Lib. 
13-14  Eliz.}  fol.  41.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Capitall  Messuage 
of  Hackinge  in  Billington,  and  part  of  a 
Close,  called  Larkhill,  with  all  wayes,  &c. 
Inter  Walmesley  and  Shuttleworth.  \Lib. 
13-14  Eliz.,  fol.  6 1 .] 

Concerning  the  Mannors  of  Heyton, 
Birchley,  and  divers  other  Lands  in  Horwich, 
Lostock,  Rumworth,  Furnes,  Ulverston,  and 
Sinderland.  Inter  Wynstanly  et  Anderton. 
[Eil.  1 5  Eliz.] 

An  award  concerning  the  tytle  to  certaine 
Messuages  and  Copiehold  Lands  lying  in 
Dalton  in  Furnes.  Inter  Coleman  et  Bolton. 
[Eil  15  Eliz.;  Lib.  1-2,-14.  Eliz.,  fol.  55.] 

Concerning  the  Towne  and  Hamlett  of 
Farnworth  and  Rumworth,  and  divers  Lands 
and  Tenements  in  Lostock,  Knowsley,  &c. 
Inter  Hulton  et  Hulton.  \^Lib.  13-14  Eliz., 
fol.  23  ;  fil.  15  Eliz.] 
JfeilU  in  tolcston  Concerning  one  Close  and  parcell  of  Land 
in  Eccleston  called  the  "  Ould  feild."  Inter 
Ecclcston  et  Prescott.  [Lib.  13-14  Eliz.y 
fol  22  ',  fil.  17  Eliz?\ 

Concerning  5  Acres  of  Land  in  Male  given 
for  the  finding  of  a  Light  in  the  Chapell  of 
Male.  Inter  Stanton  et  Bootle.  \Lib. 
i^i-i^  Eliz.,  fol.  52.] 

Concerning  the  useing  the  office  of  Aliger- 
shipp  in  the  Towne  of  Preston.  Inter 'Leigh,  and 
the  Mayor  ibidem.    [Lib.  1 3-14  Eliz.,  fol  23.] 
5£anljs  m  ^It^ilarr       Decree  concerning  divers  parcells  of  Land 


^  messuage  calleU 
l^adtmge 


STfjE  fHannors  of 
^^cgton  et  al. 


EgtlE  tn  JBalton 


l^ulton  anil  f^ulton 


Eanlis  tn  filale 


Eije  (Suffice  of  ^Itfier 
in  Preston 


^  Volume  15  of  the  Decree  Books  (Div.  v.). — Ed. 
2  Alnager  or  aulnager. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


257 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

in  Alt-Carr,  called  Moss  Frith,  Meadow  Frith, 
&:c.  Inter  Ireland  et  Ireland.  {Lib.  13-14 
Eliz.Jol.  34.] 

Crotoi^c^i^all  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  or  Capitall 

Messuage  called  Crowk-hall,  &c.  Inter 
Clayton  et  Breeres  et  al.    [Fil.  1 5  Eliz^ 

JSabtskoIes  ^/ ^z/.  Decree  concerning  a  Tenement  in  Davis- 

koles,  and  Lands  in  Bewhurst  Feilds,  con- 
taining 30  Acres,  lying  in  Aghton  et  al. 
Inter  Sherborne  et  Hothersell  et  al.  [Fil. 
16  Eliz:\ 

Eibcfjcstcr  Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Rib- 

chester.    [Fil.  17  Eliz.  ;  18  Eliz^ 

[leaf  216, 

Eantis  m  iBamforli  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  20 
Acres  of  Land  in  Bamford,  in  Midleton. 
Inter  Birch  et  Bamforth.    [Fil.  16  Eliz^ 

^  moorc  callcli  Dismission  concerning  a  wast  or  More 

©sbjalnbjljislc  called  Oswaldwisle.  Liter  Barton  et  South- 
worth.    [Fil.  16  Eliz?^ 

ilanlism^igfjton^'/^/.  Decree  concerning  divers  messuages  and 
Lands  in  Aighton  and  Uplitherland.  Inter 
Ireland  et  Stanley  et  al.     [FiL  17  ElizT^ 

EantJs  callcli  ^ipprtt  Decree  concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  called 
the  Tippett,  in  Ugden.  Inter  Holden  et 
Southworth  et  al.    [Fil.  18  Eliz.,  tei^.l 

ILanlJs  in  ^unsteti        Decree   concerning   Lands  in  Tunstead. 

Liter  Dureden  et  Nuttall.    [FiL  1 8  Eliz.l 

Common  calleti  ^fjelcs  Order  concerning  the  usage  of  the  Common, 
more  in  IJlancfjcster  called  Thelemore,  in  the  parish  of  Manchester. 

Inter  Shackelock  et  Chetham  et  al.  [Fil. 
18  Eliz?^ 

llanos  in  ©rmskirfe  Decree  concerning  a  messuage  and  certaine 
Lands  in  the  Townshipp  of  Ormeskirke. 
Iriter  Wigswall  et  Mawdesly.    [Fil.  18  Eliz^ 

|3ountis  f^gnljfielU  Decree  concerning  the  wast  called  Hynd- 
feild,  parcell  of  the  Mannors  of  Altham  and 
iVckerington — touching  the  Bounds.  Inter 


258 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Ban  ester  et  Kenyon.  \FiL  19  Eliz. ;  Lib. 
Deer.  17-20  Eliz.,  ff.  491,  702;  et  Depos} 
17  Eliz.  et  19  Eliz?^ 

Decree  concerning  a  Tenement,  &c.,  called 
the  White  Ash,  in  Oswaldwhisle.  Inter 
Parker  et  Kenyon.    \Fil.  19  Eliz?\ 

Decree  concerning  a  Marsh-ground  be- 
longing to  the  Mannor  of  Hooton,  with  the 
Bounds.  Inter  Farrington  et  Rauston  et  al. 
\Fil.  20  Eliz?^ 

Decree  concerning  the  Tytle  to  Ackerington 
Mill  and  Fishing  there,  //^/^r  Farrington 
et  Rishton.    \Fil.  20  Eliz^ 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  the 
moyety  of  certaine  Arrable  Lands  in  Whelton. 
Inter  Ly  vesey  et  Browne  et  al.    [Fil.  20  Eliz.] 
Decree  concerning  twelve  tenements  of  the 
Old  Hold  in  the  Mannor  of  Ackerington, 
touching  Common  of  pasture,  Incloseing,  &c. 
[Fil.  20  Eliz.] 
Concerning  a  Messuage  and  24  Acres  of 
iLantim^durmgtoit  Copiehold  Land  in  the  Mannor  of  Accrington, 
called  Todehole.  Inter  Holden  et  Southworth. 
[Fil.  20  Eliz.  ;  fil.  24  Eliz?[ 

Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  15 
Acres  of  Land  in  Totterton,  in  the  Town- 
shipp  of  Rishton.  Inter  Lache  et  Lache. 
[Fil.  21  Eliz.] 


^  Emcmmt  ralirt 


^citcrtngton  Mill 


3Lan5s  in  m\)tlton 


Ei)c      ^oultj  ill 
^ckermgton 


3lan5s  m  Eotterton 


[leaf  237.] 

Cijantcrg  in  <St. 
iIHtcl[jaeIs=upon^ 


Decree  concerning  Chantry  Lands  belong- 
ing to  the  parish  Church  of  S*  Michael-upon- 
Wyer,  being  of  the  foundation  of  one  Kirkeby. 
Inter  Eccleston  et  Kirkeby.  [Fil.  2 1  Eliz.] 
3Lanl(sina2EcstIBcr&2  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  19 
Acres  of  Land  and  a  half,  and  one  halfe- 
pennyworth  of  Land  in  West  Derby  and 


^  Depositions  (Division  iv.). — Eif. 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


259 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {contmited). 

Wavertree.  Inter  Mercer  et  Molineux.  \Fil. 
21  Eliz.,  dis.] 

%mtis  cRlltti  ^tx\\t\)     Dismission  concerning  a  Messuage  and  16 
Pai^^^c  Acres  of  Land  called  Yerlith  Parke  in  Furnes. 

Inter  Bancks  et  Hart.    [Ft/.  21  E/iz.'] 
ILanlis  tn  iSutteriioortfj    Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Butterworth, 

Hundrisfeild,  and  Dighton.   /^/"^r  Whitehead 

et  Hill.    [Fi/.  21  E/iz.] 
a  Mill  in  ilcnljle        Decree  concerning  a  Mill  built  for  the  use 

of  the  Tennants  of  the  New-hold  in  Pendle, 

that  Henry  Townley  and  his  heyres  should 

enjoy  the  same.    [Fzl.  22  E/zs.] 
Eanlis  tn  i^agnepl      Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  certaine 

Arrable   Lands,   &c.  in  Raynehill.  Inter 

Houghton  et  Houghton.    [Fit.  22  E/zz.'] 
Pmlileton  l^cg    ai.     Decree  concerning  Pendleton  Hey,  Swinton 

Moore,  and  Walkeden  Moore.   Inter  Brereton 

et  Ratcliffe  et  al.    [Fzl.  23  Eliz?^ 
Ws.  ^atr  Decree  concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  in 

Ellell,  called  Hey  Carr.    hzter  Mollineux  et 

Holt.    \_Fil.  22,  Eliz.] 
Eanlis  of  3o!)it  Decree  concerning  divers  Lands,  &c.,  late 

mttcj^me  the  inheritance  of  John  Kychine,  Esq.  Inter 

Dalton  et  Dalton  et  al.    \_Fzl.  23  Eliz.'] 
Efje  ^tittt  of  Cattle      Decree  touching  the  Farmers  of  divers 
in38objto         parts  of  the  Forest  of  Bowland,  their  Stint 

of  Cattle.    [Fil  24  Elzz.'] 
?Lant(s  tn  Smgtfjfjtlls    Order  concerning  the  Estate  late  of  Robert 

Barton,  Esq.,  in  Smythills,  Oswaldtwisle,  and 

divers  other  places.    Ltter  Shutleworth  et 

Barton.    \_Fzl.  24  Elzz?^ 
Eanfis  in  f^aslintiinc     Decree  concerning  certaine  Freehold  and 

Copiehold  Lands  in  Haslindine.  Inter  Holden 

et  Southworth.     [Fzl.  24  Elzz.      Vide  fil. 

20  Eliz?\ 

Eatttis  in  Create  anli     Concerning  the  Surrender  of  divers  parcells 
iLittle  iWarsten    of  Land  in  Create  and  Little  Marsden  and 
Colne.  /?z/^rHartley^/ Hartley.  \Fil.2\Eliz?^ 
S  2 


26o 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (contirmed). 
ILantis  in  Burton         Dismission  concerning  Lands  in  Burton- 
hed,  in  Sutton.    Inter  Halsall  et  Stanley, 
{Fil.  25  Eliz.'] 

Itanlis  in  ©rmskirkc  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  divers 
Lands  thereto  belonging  in  the  parish  of 
Ormskirke.   Liter  Mosse  et  Lancaster.  \^FiL 

25  Eliz.'] 

2Lanis  in  SSaijiston  Decree  concerning  an  Intaile  of  divers 
Lands,  &c.  in  Whiston.  Liter  Wetherby  et 
Shepley  et  al.    \Fil.  2  5  Eliz^ 

[leaf2Z7,  b.] 

Ss\}txu\  f^cgcs  Concerning  a  Lease  made  by  Mr.  Thomas 

Houghton  of  certaine  Messuages,  &c.  in 
Plesington,  called  Sherrock  Heyes.  Liter 
Aynesworth  et  Whalley  et  al.  \_Fil.  25  Eliz.] 

<B\iti\jti\mt  et  al.  Decree  concerning  a  Close,  called  Over- 
holme,  and  divers  other  Lands  in  Chadgley. 
/;2/^r  Wedaker  et  Shirborne.     \_Fil.  25  Eliz.] 

Baltimfjall  Decree  concerning  certaine  Lands,  called 

Baldenhall, containing  26  Acres,  in  the  Towne 
of  Cliderow.    Inter  Milward  et  Gerard.  [Fil. 

26  Eliz.] 

CCustomarg  ILantis  in     Decree  concerning  a  Messuage   and  18 
SSEest  licrbg       Acres  and  nine-pence  half-penny  of  Land, 

being   Customary  Land   in   West  Derby. 

Inter  Orme  et  Rycroft.    [Fil.  26  Eliz.] 
ilantjs  in  ©alton         Decree  concerning  halfe  an  Oxgang  of 

Land,  containing  6  acres,  lying  in  Dalton. 

Liter  Gateskill  et  Gateskill.  [Fil  26  Eliz.,  bis?\ 
EantJsm^lJIarrmgton    Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Warrington, 

Burten-wood  and  Create  Zanke.  Liter  Butler 

et  Butler.    [Fil.  26  Eliz?^ 
Eanljs  in  ^gncshiortfj    Decree  concerning  divers  Lands  in  Aynes- 
worth in  the  parish  of  Midleton.  Ashton 

et  Booth.    [Fil.  26  Eliz:] 
3lantiscalleUi3lacltob3e    Decree  concerning  200  Acres  of  Land  in 

the  Forest  of  Penhull,  called  Blackowe  et  al. 

Liter  Reginam  et  Townley  et  al.  \FiL  26  Eliz?^ 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {contimicd). 

Dismission  concerning  Lands,  called  the 
Stacks,  within  the  Forest  of  Pendle.  Inter 
Reginam  et  Grymesheye    \Fil.  26  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  Penwortham  Mosse  and 
the  Bounds.  Inter  Charnock  et  Farrington 
et  al    \_FiL  27  Eliz?^ 

Concerning  the  Custome  of  the  Mannor  of 
Kirby  Ireth.  Inter  Tenentes  et  Kirkby.  \Fil, 
27  Eliz?^ 

Decree  concerning  a  wast  ground.  Liter 
Banester  et  Tenentes  de  Folrigge  et  Tenentes 
de  Barnoldswick.    \FiL  27  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  a  Capitall  Messuage, 
called  Whitbehouse,  with  divers  lands,  &c. 
Liter  Walmesly  et  Swansey.  [Fil.  27  Eliz.] 
Eanlis  in  "acftermgton  Decree  concerning  a  Messuage  and  28 
Acres  of  Land  in  Accrington.  Liter  Ryley 
et  Ryley.    [FiL  27  Eliz^] 

Concerning  Lands  called  Rayes  and  other 
Lands,  &c.  in  Wynmerlee.  Inter  Slater  et 
Goose.    [FiL  28  Eliz^ 

Decree  concerning  Lands  in  Colne  in  the 
Forest  of  Trawden.  Liter  Scale  et  Robinson 
et  al    \FiL  28  Eliz:] 


Hants  callft 
stacks 


Bounljs  of  i^ctt&jor* 
tfjam  fHoss 


CTcnants  of  JFoIrigge 
anil  Barnolsfeick 


asafjftbtfjouse 


images 


ILanUs  m  (Colne 


IHannor  o£  laect 

[/^^/238.] 
l^usrote 


Order  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Reed  and 
the  Wasts  thereof  pro  Nowell.    \FiL  29  Eliz?[ 


Decree  concerning  three  Messuages  in 
Ruscote  and  Russ  in  Ramside  in  the  parish 
of  Dalton,  and  240  Acres  of  Land.  Inter 
Reginam  et  Tenentes  ibidem,  [FiL  29  Eliz.] 
5!I2EalfeEtim  ilHoorc  Decree  for  establishing  the  possession  of 
Walkeden  More  with  Mr.  Brereton  and  his 
hey  res.  [Lib.  30  Eliz. — 7  Jac.foL  91.] 
JHancljtster  Collfgc  A  Commission  issued  to  inquire  of  divers 
things  relateing  to  the  College  of  Manchester, 
founded  by  Queen  Elizabeth.  \Lib.  39-43 
Eliz.yfoL  969.] 


262  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
Dibilims  nn  CFstatc       Concerning  the  dividing  of  an  Estate  be- 
tween  Thomas   Heale,   plaintiff,  and  Sir 
Nicholas   Mosley  ct  al.,  defendants.  \Lib. 
30  Eliz.-y  Jac.JoL  378.] 
l^annor  of  l^attolj    Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Hanvood 
and  the  wasts  there,  with  other  matters.  \Lib. 
II- 1 6  Jac.,fol.  268.] 
SSaiSPn  MiWs  Decree  that  the  Fulling  Mills  in  Wiggan 

be  held  by  the  parson  of  Wiggan  and  his 
Successors  forever.  [^Lib.  11-16 Jac.,foL  1272.] 
fHicrscougl;  00  acres     Mr.  Tildesly  to  inclose  90  Acres  of  the 
ta  lie  mcloscli        Outwoods  of  Mierscough,  and  to  plow  the 
same.    [^Lib.  16-20  Jac.,foL  87^.] 
^fjc  SnJjcritanrc  of       Decree    concerning    the   Inheritance  of 
3a.  iSallr,  (!Hsq.      Richard  Bold,  Esq.    Inter  Bold  Ashton. 
\_Lib.  16-20  Jac.,  ff.  95  b,  163,  207.] 
^rafee  f$loss  ^/ a/.       Concerning  the  Inclosure  of  Crake  Mosse 
and  Addison  Green,  parcell  of  the  Mannors 
of  Egton  and  Newland  ;  per  Curiam.  [Lib. 
10-14  Car.,fol.  291.] 

Concerning  Tythes.  Inter  Leech  et  al.  et 
Livesey.    [Lib.  pred.,fol.  40^.'] 

See  the  Bill  for  the  place. 

Decree  concerning  Lands,  &c.  in  Boulton 
in  the  Moores.  /;?2/^r  Ayres  Crompton 
et  al.    [Lib.  10-14  Car.,fol.  451  3.] 

Concerning  the  Mannor  of  Claughton. 
Inter  Sherington  et  Croft.  [Lib.  14-iy  Car. 
fol.  40  ^.] 

Concerning  Colne  Mill ;  as  to  the  distance 
of  3  miles  mentioned  in  a  Decree,  [which]  are 
settled  at  1760  yards  to  the  Mile,  being 
Statute  measure.  Inter  Currer  et  Hartley. 
[Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol.  217.] 

Concerning  the  Customes  of  the  Mannor 
of  Hornby.  Inter  Yeadon  et  al,  et  Dominum 
Morley.    [Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol  291.] 


^gtljes 

ILanlrs  m  Bolton 
CIausl)ton 
Colnc  m\\\ 

f^orncbg 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


263 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning-  the  Customes  of  Low  Furnes 
versus  Rawlinson.    \_FiL  15  Eliz.'] 

Verdicts.     The   Customes  there.  [Fil. 
28  Eliz.'] 


3Lobj  JFurncs 
jFurness 
[/^^/238, 
(!Harl  of  IBerbg 


Decree  concerning  the  tytle  Bounds  and 
Meeres  of  severall  Mannors, Lands  and  Town- 
shipps  et  al.  Inter  Edzvardum  Stanley,  Bart. 
V.  Comitem  Derbie  et  Jacobuin  Dominum 
Strainge.    \Lib.  10-14  Car.,foL  484.] 

The  Bill  must  be  perused,  to  find  what  Mannors, 
&c.  they  are  that  is  decreed,  they  being  not 
mentioned  in  the  Decree  or  Orders. 

Itirkirj  Eretfj  The  Tennants  of  Kirkby  Ireth  v.  Kirby, 

concerning  compounding   with  their  Lord. 

[Lib.  27-32  Eliz.,  fol  142.     Vide  Lib.  36-39 

Eli2.,ff.  182,  626.] 
(Norton  ^  (Srinloe        Decree  concerning  Gorton  and  Grynloe 

Marsh.  Mosley  <?/ Picroft.   [Lib.  11-16 

Jac.,fol  325.] 

CiHges  Concerning  a  parcell  of  Land,  called  the 

Eyes.  Inter  Ireland  Horne,  parson  of  Win- 
wick.    [Lib.  16-20  Jac.,jf.  532,  540^,  547.] 

ilEancl^ester  ^ctjoole  Order  concerning  opening  a  chest,  and 
delivering  out  writeings  belonging  to  the 
Schoole  of  Manchester ;  per  Curiam.  {Lib. 
16-20  Jac.,ff.  538,  608,  610 

Ctierlilg  An  Injunction  for  settling  the  Tennants  of 

the  Mannor  of  Cuerdly  in  the  possession  of 
their  severall  Tenements.  Inter  Smyth  et 
Brooke.  {Lib.  14-17  Car.,  jf.  Z6b,  476  b.] 
(A  dismission). 

aSEsniuirft  Concerning  the  tythes  of  Wynwick.  Be- 

tween the  Earle  of  Worcester  and  Horne 
et  k  contra.  {Lib.  11- 16  Jac,  fol  770;  Lib. 
16-20  Jac,  ff.  156^,  158  b,  IS9^,  272,  419^; 
Lib.  20  Jac-4  Car.,  fol.  80;  Decree,  ff.  251  b, 
381  b,  401.] 


264 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

fflHest  IBcrbg  JFccs  Concerning  the  Fees  of  the  Courts  of  the 
Mannor  and  Hundred  of  West  Derby.  \Lib. 
21-27  Eliz.,fol.  369^.] 

ILancastrr  ©oalc  A  settlement  by  the  Court  that  the  Custody 
of  the  prisoners  at  Lancaster  and  all  fees 
to  belong  to  the  Sheriff.  {Lib.  11-16 
Jac,  fol.  1280.  Vide  Lib.  Orders  1668- 
1672,/^/.  220.] 

toounljcrntss  jFccs  Concerning  Fees  to  be  taken  by  the 
Steward  of  Amoundernes.  {Lib.  16-20  Jac., 
fol.  106;  per  Curiam?^ 

Ingrctio&anc  Decree  concerning  Ingredowne  More  and 

Bushgate  pasture.   {Lib.  16-20  Jac.^fol.  203.] 

[7^^/239.] 

3Lan^Js  in  Hancastcr  A  dismission  concerning  Lands,  &c.  in 
Lancaster,  Bolton,  Loynsdale,  Heisham,  and 
other  places.  Inter  Newton  et  Bannester. 
{Fil.  3  Eliz:\ 

Sessions  Touching  orders  relating  to  the  Quarter 

Sessions  in  the  County  Palatine.  {Lib.  Com. 
Hen.  ZJol.  167 

preston  Decree  concerning  Common  of  pasture 

and  other  Libertyes  in  Fullwood.  Inter 
Mayor,  &c.  et  Harrison.  {Fil.  2  Eliz.,  Term. 
Pasch^ 

This  is  entred  here  upon  the  creditt  of  an  old 
paper,  therefore  quere. 
raatomg  Decree  that  the  Tennants  of  Low  Furnes 

repaire  the  Sea  Walles  of  the  Isle  of  Wawney. 
{Fil.  6  Eliz?^ 

©rmskirfe  fSlannor  The  Mannor  of  Ormskirk  granted  to  the 
Earl  of  Derby  and  the  heyres  males  of  his 
body  in  i  Jac.  Decree  touching  incroach- 
ments  in  Ormskirk  towne.  Inter  Co7nitem 
Derbie  et  Hesketh  et  al.  {Lib.  3-7  Jac.^ 
fol.  882.] 


'  Division  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  i. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AVLOf^FE,  1 692."  265 


Decrees  and  OrTDERS  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
®rcmbjai  William  Kenyon,  farmer  of  the  Green  wax, 

had  an  allowance  of  rent  in  respect  of  a 

Generall  pardon.    \Fil,  14  Eliz?^ 
[iPmlile  jforest]  Pendle  forest  disforested  in  the  last  yeare 

of  Hen.  8.    Vide  Decrees.    Inter  Robinson 

et  Nutter.    {FiL  17  Eliz:\ 
%  spate  in  ^Ireston       A  Decree  concerning  a  Seate  in  the  North 
(S:f)urcJj  side  of  the  Church  of  Preston.    Inter  Ashaw 

et  uxorem  et  Elston  et  al.    Decree  for  the 

plaintiff  and  the  heyres  of  his  wife.    \Lib.  I  11^ 

H.  8,  foL  40  ^.] 

Lancaster  iSntge  Concerning  the  repaire  of  Lancaster  Bridge. 
{Rott.  21      6,        84  &  85.]! 

iSutleritigc  at  Eibcr*  Two  Tunn  of  Wyne  demanded  at  Liver- 
pool^  poole  out   of  60  Tunn  brought  in  there. 

ILib.  /,  Ediv.  6,foL  116  b.] 

JHancfjcster  [Warden  of]  Manchester  and  the  Abbott 

of  Whalley.    [Lib.  Com.  Hen.  8,  fol.  58 

CnMIanH  Concerning  the  Abbott  of  Whalley  and 

Rectory  of  Slatborne  (concerning  tythes). 
\_Lib.  18,  19,  &c.Edw.  ^ffol.  28  a^^ 

<ginagc  Decree  concerning  the  Aulnage  in  Lan- 

caster.   [Lib.  ///.,  Hen.  Z.fol.  231.] 

\leaf\Jl,a?^ 

I^aslmljm  iWill  A  warrant  to  admitt  Thomas  Holden  to  a 

Water-Mill  in  Haslenden.  {Lib.  Com.  Eliz., 
fol.  I3-J' 

I3oianf)aTn*gwne  A  Commission  for  granting  a  certaine 
greene,  called  Downham-greene,  in  Chat- 
borne.    \Lib.  pred.^  fol.  74.] 

JHearels  Banck  A  warrant  to  admitt  Christofer  Nowell  to 

a  parcell  of  land,  called  Mearely  Banck.  {Lib. 
Com.  Eliz.fol.  240.]* 


^  Div.  XXV.  Y.  2.— Ed. 
^  Div.  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  i. — Ed. 
'  Div.  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  19. — Ed. 
^  Div.  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  4. — Ed. 


266 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 
fflancl)cstcr  College      A  Commission  concerning  the  Abuses  in 
Manchester  Colledge.    \Lib.  pred.,  fol.  306.] 


Concerning 
Mills,  Dams,  Water-courses  &  Fishings. 
\leaf2\Z?[ 

ffitills  Concerning   the   Corne  Mills  and  other 

things  to  be  purchased  for  the  Free  Schoole 
of  Manchester.    \Lib.  /.,  Hen.  ^,foL  247 

S2Eatirr*coursc  Concerning  the  Water-course  belonging  to 

the  water  Millne  in  the  Towne  of  Ulverston. 
[Lib.  IT.,  Hen.  8,  fol.  206.] 

TOatcr^course  Concerning  the  Water-course  to  Westly 

Mill.  ILib.  HI.,  Hen.  8,  fol.  237  Catterall 
Mill.    \Lib.  II.,  Mar.,  fol.  223.] 

j^i'gfjing  Concerning  the   Free  Fishing  in  Rible. 

\_Lib.  Edw.  6,  fol  189;  fil.  12  Eliz.']  Inter 
Travers  et  Houghton. 

IJlflls  Decree  that  the  Tenants  of  Low  Furnes 

shall  grind  att  the  Mills  called  Russ  Mill, 
Little  Mill,  and  Orgrave  Mill.  \Lib.  I.,  Mar., 
fol.  118.] 

jfigljiixg  A  Lycence  for  makeing  a  Fishgarth  in  the 

River  called   Rewslonde   Pole   in  Furnes. 

\Lib.  II.,  Mar.,  fol  332 
^  a^gerc  The  Abbott  of  Furnes  ordered  to  pull 

downe  a  Were  in  the  Water  of  Loyne.  [Lib. 

Edw.  4.,  fol  144  b.] 
j^liHg  Concerning  Colne  and  Brunley  Mills.  [Lib. 

Ordin.  Edw.  4,  fol.  146  ;  Lib.  18,  &c.,  Edw.  4} 

fol  107^.] 

jfigfjing  Concerning  the  manner  of  Fishing  in  the 

River  of  Wyer.  [Lib.  32-36  Eliz.,  ff.  9  a, 
363  ^-1 

fjliUg  Decree  touching  the  suite  to  the  Foure 


•  Div.  xi.  {frst  numbers)  No.  19. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


267 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {co7itinued). 

Corne  Mills  at  Manchester,  and  that  noe 
other  Mills  be  sett  up  there.  \Lib.  36-39  Eliz.^ 
foL  33^.  Lib.  Deer.  30  Eliz.-y  Jac.^fol.  380. 
Lib.  3-7  Jae.,  ff.  286,  419,  450,  525.  Lib. 
7-1 1  Jae.,  fol.  728.  Lib  10-14  Car.,  ff.  345, 
371  380.] 

Concerning  Suite  to  Clitherow  Mill.  {Lib. 
36-39  Eliz.,  ff.  256,  277,  283,  328,  370,  407, 
433,  442  /  Lib.  Deer.  30  Eliz.-y  Jae.,fol.  197/ 
Lib.  43  Eliz.,  &e.  fol.  834;  Lib.  3-7  Jae.,foL 
132.]    The  Q.  &  Greenakers. 

Concerning  Soake  to  Colne  Mill  and  the 
Quantytie  of  Toll  to  be  taken.  Inter  TosNvX^y 
and  the  Tenants  of  Colne.  {Lib.  36-39  Eliz., 
fol.  611/  quaere  if  the  same  Cause  on  fol.  617.] 
Concerning  Fishing  in  the  Manor  of  Bewsey 
et  al.    {Lib.  39-43  Eliz.,fol.  77.] 


[/^^/2i8,  b?\ 
^  JFmUer 


Ms 


fttiUs 


Concerning  the  pulling  downe  of  a  Fender 
in  the  Mannor  of  Glassbrooke.  {Lib.  39-43 
Eliz.,  fol  416.] 

Concerning  Ormskirke  Mills.     {Lib.  pred., 

if-  592, 597.] 

Concerning  suite  to  Colne  Mills  et  al.  Inter 
Townley  et  Townley  et  al.  {Lib.  30  Eliz.- 
J  fac.Jol.  349.] 

The  Mills  of  Burnley  and  Padiham  ex- 
cepted out  of  the  Decree  for  compounding 
with  the  Tenants  of  Pendle  et  al.  {Lib.  30 
Eliz.-y  fac.,  fol  ^10  a.] 

Concerning  watering  of  Cattle  and  other 
priviledges  belonging  to  the  Inhabitants  of 
Brianhouse,  which  place  is  granted  to  the  use 
of  the  Free  Schoole  of  Midleton.  {Lib. 
43  Eliz.-7  fac.Jol  315.] 

Concerning  the  Water  Corne-mill  in  Bury, 
and  a  Horse  Mill  there.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol  780.] 

Injunction  against  fishing  with  Netts,  called 


« 


26s  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Have  Netts,  in  Rampside  and  Waynow. 
{Lib.  7-1 1  Jac.fol.  42.] 

fHills  Concerning  suite  to  Crake  Mills  and  the 

Tenants  of  Low  Furnes,  their  grinding  at  his 
Majesty's  Mills  of  Low  Furnes.  \Lib.  7-11 
Jac.ff.  188,  773,  803,  883;  Lib.  11-17  Jac.y 
ff-  36,  39-] 

IHUls  '  Concerning  suite  to  the  ancyent  Wynd- 

Mill  in  Hambleton  Manor,  and  the  paying 
to  the  Chaplayne.    And  also,  that  the  New 
Mill  not  to  grind.    \_Lib.  7-11  Jac,  fol.  440.] 

jftsfjing  Concerning  fishing  in  Hawkeshead  East 

Water  in  Furnes  Fells.  [Lib.  7-11  Jac,  fol. 
543.] 

jfisfjing  Concerning  fishing  in  the  Water  of  Loyne 

called  Beamond  Fishing.  [Lib.  7-11  Jac, 
fol-  574-] 

fSiiWz  Decree  for  suite  to  Chatborne  Mill,  with  a 

Settlement  of  the  Toll  to  be  taken.  Inter 
Paslew  and  Kendall.  [Lib.  11-16  Jac,  fol. 
847.] 

STo  met  a  JHill  A  Lycence  to  erect  a  Mill  in  the  Towne  of 

Ratchdale,  and  the  King's  tenants  there  to 
grind  at  the  same.  [Lib.  11-16  Jac  (per 
Curiam),  fol.  934.] 

I^tltg  Concerning  two  Fulling  Mills  in  Wyggan. 

[Lib.  pred.,fol. 

^  jga^^  Concerning  a  Dam,  &c.  belonging  to  the 

Watermill  in  Pennington.  Bradshawe  and 
Rennakers.    [Lib.  16-20  Jac,  fol.  509.] 


[/^^/2I9.] 


Concerning  the  erecting  of  a  Mill  in  the 
Vaccary  of  Dunckinshaw,  in  the  Forest  of 
Wyersdale.  [Lib.  16-20  fac,  ff.  553,  589. 
Lib.  20  Jac-A^  Car.,ff.  ig  b,  36.] 

Decree  concerning  suite  to  the  three  Water- 
Mills  in  Long  Furnes.    [Lib.  16-20  Jac,Jol. 

583 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


269 


Decrees 


frills 


Mills 


51Hater*coursc 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
Concerning  suite  to  Padiham  and  Burnely 
Mills.    Inter  Townley  and  Townely.  \Lib, 
16-20  Jac.,fol.  590.     Lib.  20  Jac-/\.  Car.,foL 
2ib.-\ 

Concerning  the  abating  of  a  New  Mill  in 
the  Forest  of  Wyersdale,  being  a  prejudice  to 
an  ancyent  Mill  called  Lentworth  Mill.  Inter 
Clayton  and  Sherborne.  \Lib.  20  /ac.-4  Car., 
^364^,412.] 

Injunction  concerning  Lettworth  Mill-dam, 
Inter  Clayton  and  Parkinson  et  al.  \Lib, 
7-10  Car.  i,ff.s,i2>  ^0 

Concerning  suite,  &c.  to  Manchester 
Schoole  Mills.  Inter  Prestwich  et  Baguley. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol.  48.  Lib.  14-17  Car.,  ff.  367, 
368  b.-\ 

Concerning  suite  to  a  Mill  in  the  Forest  of 
Trawden.  Inter  Currer  et  Hartley  et  al. 
[L  ib.  pj^ed.,  fol.  430.] 

Injunction  concerning  a  water-course  to 
Beale  Mill  in  Crompton.  Inter  Buckley  and 
Hamor  et  al.    [Lib.  7-10  Car.,  fol,  634  b.'] 

Concerning  the  quantity  of  Toll  to  be  paid 
at  the  Mills  called  Woolfenden,  Booth  Mill, 
and  Oakenhead  Wood  Mill.  Liter  Raws- 
thorne  and  Holden. 
fol.  6.] 


[Lib.    10-14  Car., 


Concerning  suite  to 


Colne  Mill.  Inter 
10-14  Car.,  fol  461. 


Currer ^/Marsden.  [Lib. 
Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol.  217.] 

Touching  suite  to  Admarsh  Mill  in  Blase- 
dale.  Inter  Parkinson  et  Grimbaldston. 
[Lib.  pred.,  fol.  469 

Decree  for  settling  the  quantity  of  Toll  to 
be  paid  by  the  Inhabitants  of  Rossendall  for 
grinding  at  the  King's  Mills  in  the  Poorest  of 
Rossendale  ;  per  Ctiriam.  [Lib.  10-14  Car., 
fol.  478  b.'] 


2/0  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees 

fmiiis 

512Satcr=coursc 


asaater^cDursc 

{leaf  2\<^, 
»Il 


©am  512Eearc 
Buiinins  a  fHill 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning  Wolfenden  Mill  and  Soake ; 
per  Curiam.    {Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol.  46^ 

Concerning  a  Water-course  and  Banck 
belonging  to  the  Water  Corne-Mill  of  Ince. 
Inter  Gerard  et  Whitle.  {Lib.  14-17  Car., 
ff.^ib,  209^.] 

Decree  touching  a  Water-course  to  Beale 
Mill.  Inter  Hide  et  Chetham  et  al.  {Lib. 
17  Car.-i6^o,  ff.  90,  201  b.'] 

Decree  touching  building  of  a  mill  in 
Furnes  Fells.    {Fil.  22  Eliz.'] 

Decree  concerning  a  Mill  built  for  the  use 
of  the  Tenants  of  the  Newhold,  in  Pendle, 
that  Henry  Townley  and  his  heyres  should 
enjoy  the  same.  Liter  Conway  et  Townley. 
{Fil.  22  ElizI] 

Concerning  grinding  at  Midleworth  Mills 
in  Penwortham.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac.,ff.  615,  657.] 

Concerning  a  Fishgarth  in  Penwortham  et 
al.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac.,fol.  657.] 

Decree  concerning  suite  to  Hawkeshead 
Mill.    {Lib.  16-20  Jac.,fol  212.] 

Concerning  the  abateing  of  a  Weare  upon 
the  River  of  Wyer.  Inter  Kirby  et  Jackson. 
{L ib.  1 6-20  Jac.,  fol.  42 1  b?\ 

Decree  concerning  suite  to  Colne  and 
Trawdon  Mills.  Inter  Currer  et  Hartley  et 
al.  {Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  484.  Lib.  14-17 
Car.,ff.  ()b,  529 

A  Commission  to  enquire  whether  a  Water- 
Mill  may  be  rebuilt  on  the  Waste  of  Pendleton 
called  Brentlach.    {Lib.  Com.  Eliz.,  fol.  61.]  ^ 

Commission  concerning  the  erecting  a 
Water-Mill  in  the  Mannor  of  Slateborne. 
{L  ib.  pred. ,  fol.  201.]^ 


^  Division  xi.  {^fifth  Jiumbers)  No.  4. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,   1 692." 


271 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  [continued). 
©ierton  ilKill  Certificate  for  building  of  a  Mill  in  Overton. 

[  Vide  Certificates  in  the  8  Jac,  and  if  it  be 

not  in  that  Bundle,  then,  Vide  9  Jac.']^ 
l^objse  fHtll  et  al.        Ad  inquirend.  [de]  viis,  aquarum  curs.,  et 

al,  pertinen.  Molendino   de   Rowse  et  al. 

Molendinis  in  Com.  Lane.    \In  the  Bundle 

of  Certificates  18  fac-Y 


Common 


Common 


Concerning 

Commons,  Wasts,  Bounds  and  Fences. 
[leaf  220.] 

Concerning  Common  in  Singleton  Carr. 
[Lib.  /.,  IIe7L  S,fol.  290.] 

The  Tenants  of  the  Grange  of  Sunderland 
have  had  Common  for  all  Cattle  in  the  40 
Acres  of  Land  at  Baldeston.  [Lib.  /.,  N.  8, 
fol.  290.] 

Concerning  the  Wast  and  Common  in 
Hindley.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  422.] 

Concerning  the  Wast  or  Common  called 
the  Honors,  in  the  parish  of  Lytham.  [Lib. 
pred.,  fol.  4Sy  b.  'DQCYQe,fol.  479.  Lib.  IL., 
H.  8,  fol.  6  b.]    Prior  of  Lytham  and  Butler. 

Concerning  the  Wast  in  Common  of  Hepay. 
\_Lib.II.,H.  8,  #62,  138.] 
Com.  Eur&arg  Concerning  Common  of  Turbary  in  With- 

ington  Moss,  and  a  way.  [Lib.  //.,  H.  ^,ff. 
80,  100.] 

Concerning  digging  of  Turfe  and  Coale  in 
Westley.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  140.'] 

Concerning  10  Acres  of  Turbary  lying  in 


^  Division  iv.  In  the  ancient  Calendar  (Div.  xxxiii.  No.  23)  under 
date  8  James  I.  (1610),  the  following  note  appears  : — "You  shall  finde 
this  certificate  in  the  bundle  of  the  9'**  of  Kinge  James,  concerninge 
Overton  Mill."— 

2  Division  iv. — Ed. 


2/2 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Common 


Com.  pasture  mtj 
CTxirbarg 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {coiitinued). 

Walton-in-the-Dale,  in  a  place  called  Black- 

lovve.    ILib.  III.,  H.  S,foL  88  b.'] 
;»rurbarg  Concerning  Turbary  in  Penwortham  Moss 

claymed  by  Holcroft.     [^Lib.  III.,  Hen.  8, 

fol.  97.] 

Com.  i^asturc  Concerning  Common  of  Pasture,  claymed 

by  one  William  Ratcliffe  for  him  and  his 
Tennants,  in  Sabdenhey.  \^Lib.  Ill,  H.  8, 
fol.  \o<^a?\ 

Decree  concerning  the  Wast  and  Turbary 
in  Penhulton,  being  the  King's.  {Lib.  Ill, 
H.  ZJoL  328  b:\ 

Concerning  Common  in  Fulshaw  More, 
and  the  free  Fishing  in  Rible.  {Lib.  /.,  Ed.  6, 
fol.  189.] 

Concerning  Common  of  pasture  and  Tur- 
bary in  Walton-wood,  Blacklow,  Brownedge, 
and  Walton  Moss,  and  certayne  Wastes 
called  Keuerden  Common.  {Lib.  /., 
Ed.  6,  fol.  394  ^  /  Lib.  II.,  Ed.  6,  fol. 
iiSb.-] 

Curbarg  Concerning  Turbary  in  the  Common  in 

Weston.    {Lib.  II.,  Ed  6,  fol  81  b.] 

Curbarg  Concerning  Leyland  Moss.    {Lib.  Edw,  4, 

fol  40 

{leaf  220, 

Bountis  anlj  Common  Concerning  a  More  in  the  Mannors  of 
Ribby,  Westby,  and  Kirkham,  with  the 
Bounds,  and  that  the  Tenants  of  Ribby  onely 
to  have  the  use  of  the  Common.  {Lib.  II., 
Mary,  fol  144.] 

Bounds  The  Boundary  of  Chat-moss.    {Lib.  32-36 

Eliz.,  fol  714.] 

Common  Concerning  the  Clayme  of  the  Towne  of 

Preston  to  have  Common  in  the  Forest  of 
Fullwood.  {Lib.  Edw.  A,,  ff.  S4^,  55^;  Lib.  I., 
Eliz.,  fol  372  a^ 

Com.  ^lagture  Richard   Radcliffe  to  Jiave  Common  of 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


273 


Decrees  and 
Com.  ^astmt 

Eurbarg 

Bounlis 
Common 

Common  of  Pasture 


Common 


[kaf  221.] 
Common 


Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
Pasture  for  24  greate  Beasts  in  the  Common 
called  Saptden.    {Lib.  Edw.  4,,fol.  145 

Nicholas  Shutleworth  to  have  Common  of 
Pasture  in  Padiham.  [Lib.  Edw.  4.,foL  145, 
bis.'\ 

Concerning  the  Meares  of  Barton-Poole- 
head,  Scaling,  Redy  poell,  Horsehookes,  and 
Brigbrandulph  et  al.   {Lib.  L,Eliz.,  fol.  325^.] 

Concerning  Turbary  in  Plessington 
Common.  {Lib.  L.,  Eliz.,  fol.  2^26  b  ;  Lib.  IL, 
Eliz.,fol.  73  rt;.] 

Concerning  Common  of  Turbary  in  the 
Town-feilds  of  Mawdesley  and  Croston. 
{Lib.  IL,  Eliz.Jol.  I  /;.] 

Concerning  120  Acres  of  Wast  in  Mellor 
in  the  County  of  Lancaster.  {Lib.  IL,  Eiiz., 
fol.  3 

Concerning  More,  Moss  and  Turbary, 
whether  parcell  of  the  Mannor  of  Kirkeby, 
or  of  Symons  Wood,  parcell  of  the  Mannor 
of  Derby.    {Lib.pred.,  fol.  y6b.] 

Concerning  the  Bounds  of  Lynfeild  More 
in  the  Mannor  of  Ackrington.  {Lib.  IV., 
Eliz.,fol  4gi  a.] 

Concerning  Common  in  Swynton  More. 
{Lib.  21-27  Eliz.,fol  4.11a.] 

Concerning  Common  of  pasture  upon  the 
wast  of  Clitherow.  {Lib.  27-32  Eliz.,  fol. 
117  a.] 

Concerning  a  parcell  of  ground  or  Moss 
called  Pendleton-hey.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol  271  a.] 

The  tenants  of  Salford  to  have  Common  in 
Carsell  Wood  or  Carsell  Moore.  {Lib.  pred, 
ff.  393,  449;  Lib.  32-36  Eliz.^ff.  91  b,  612  a.] 

Concerning    the  Tenants  of  Ratchdale 
haveing  an  Interest  in  the  Queen's  wasts 
there.    [Lib.  27-32  Eliz.,  fol  697  b.] 
T 


274 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 


Concerning  the  Bounds  between  Worston 
and  Meerely.    \Lib.  36-39  Eliz.,foL  43^.] 

Concerning  the  Bounds  of  the  Mannor  of 
Heaton  Norris.    {Lib.  pred.  fol.  49  a.] 

Concerning  the  Bounds  between  Worston 
and  the  Wast  of  Downham.    \_Lib.  pred.^fol. 

Concerning  the  wast  Lands  in  the  Mannor 
of  Bootle  in  the  parish  of  Walton.  {Lib. 
pred.fol.  323.] 

Concerning  Common  in  Swynton  More. 
[Lib.pred.,ff.  341,  706.] 

Concerning  Common  in  Downham  Greene. 
[Lib.  36-39  Eliz.,  ff.  456,  779.] 

Concerning  the  usage,  right  and  interest  of 
the  wasts  of  Riveington.  [Lib.pi'ed.,fol.  680.] 
Common  of  pasture  claymed  in  the  Wast 
of  CHtherow  and  other  priviledges,  by  reason 
of  a  Burgage  in  the  Towne.  [Lib.  30  Eliz.- 
7  Jac.Jol.  79.] 

Concerning  pasture  for  50  sheepe  upon 
Downham  Greene.  {Lib.  pred.^ff.  177,  229.] 
Concerning  getting  Turfe,  &c.  upon  Reade 
More  by  a  Tenant  in  CHtherow,  the  inheritance 
of  which  More  was  decreed  for  Roger  Nowell 
Esq\    {Lib.  pred.,fol.  259.] 

Concerning  Common  of  Pasture  and 
Turbary  in  North^  Wyersdale.  {Lib.  30 
Eliz.-7jac.,ff.2>i7,  3i9,  321  b,  34 [2.]] 
22EastE  anti  Common  Concerning  the  Wasts,  Commons,  Slate 
Delfes,  and  other  Delfes  of  Stone  in  the 
Mannor  of  Extwisell.  {Lib.  pred.  32  [4  ] 
Common  Concerning  Common  in  Colne  et  al.  Inter 

Townley  et  a/.,  et  Townley.  {Lib.  pred,  fo/. 
349.] 

Com.  Pasture  Concerning  Common  of  Pasture  on  War- 


Bounds 


Bounds 


mast 


Common 


Common 


mast 


Common 


Common 


ZuxU 


Com.  Pasture  and 
^Turbarg 


^  A  mistake  for  Nether. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


275 


Common 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

rington  Heath  claymed  by  the  Inhabitants 

of  Wynwick  and  Holme.    \Lib.  43  Eliz- 

[3]  Jac.Jol.  696.] 
ISounfe  Concerning  the   Bounds   of  Colne  and 

Ikornshaw.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac.,fol.  108.] 

[/^^/22I,  b?\ 

Common  of  l^asture  Concerning  Beasts'  gates  in  severall 
parcells  of  Land  called  the  Marsh,  Holme, 
and  Earles  Meadow,  et  al.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac, 

#615,657.] 

Concerning  Common  et  al.  in  Penwortham. 
{Lib.  pred.y  fol.  657.] 

Concerning  the  manner  of  useing  the 
Wasts  in  the  Mannor  of  Downham.  {Lib. 

Concerning  Wasts,  &c.  in  Nether-Wiers- 
dale,  Garstang  Moss,  Pilling  Moss,  and  other 
things  in  the  Mannor  of  Nether-Wyersdale. 
{Lib.  7-14  Jac.^fol.  40.] 

Concerning  the  Bounds  between  Lancaster 
Marsh  and  Awcliffe  Marsh.    {Lib.  7-14  Jac.^ 
fol  51^.] 

Concerning  Common  in  the  Mannor  of 
Tatham,  parcell  of  Hornby.  {Lib.  7-14  Jac.y 
fol.  I4.gb  ;  Lib.  11-16  fac.fol  49.] 

Concerning  Common  of  Pasture  and  Tur- 
bary in  Fuliwood  More,  claymed  by  the 
Corporation  of  Preston.    {Lib.  7-1 1  fac,  fol. 

56.] 

Concerning  the  Wasts  in  the  Mannor  of 
Tockholes.    {Lib.  pred.,fol  748.] 

Concerning  Common  of  Pasture  in  Quern- 
more  Forest.  {Lib.  11- 16  fac.fol  34/  Lib. 
7-10  Chas.  I,  fol.  248 

Concerning  dividing  the  wasts  of  Rivington. 
{Lib.  pred.,  fol.  37.] 

Concerning  the  repaire  of  a  wall  on  Down- 
ham   Greene  or   Common,  to  keepe  out 


OTasts 


Bounds 


Common 


Com*  ilasturc 


Com.  pasture 


276 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


DECREES  and  ORDERS  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 

Straingers'  Cattle.     [Lib.   11-16  Jac,  fol. 

42.] 

Concerning  the  Improveing  the  Wasts  of 
Tottington,  and  the  setting  out  of  100  Acres 
there.    {Lib.  pred.,  ff.  122,  193.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Harwood, 
and  the  Wasts  there,  with  other  matters. 
\Lib.  11-16  Jac.,foL  268.] 

Decree  touching  the  Wasts  and  Commons 
of  Thornley,  Wheately,  and  Studley,  and  the 
Bounds  thereof.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol  673.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Bounds  of  Wycoller 
Pasture,  lying  next  the  Wast  of  the  Mannor 
of  Ockworth  in  Com.  Ebor. ;  and  the  Bounds 
dividing  the  same  are  the  Bounds  of  the 
Mannors  of  Colne  and  Ockworth,  and  the 
Countyes  of  Lancaster  and  Yorke.  {Lib. 
16-20  Jac.ff.  24,  139  b,  142 


[/^^/222.] 

(JTommon 


Com.  ^^asturc 
Com.  Pasture 


Com.  pasture 


Decree  touching  wast  Lands  in  Overton, 
Skyrton,  and  Slyne.  {Lib.  16-20  Jac.^fol.  216.] 

Concerning  the  dividing  of  Pendleton 
Common.    {Lib.  pred.,fol.  263.] 

Concerning  the  dividing  of  certaine  Wast 
Land  between  the  Tenants  of  Downham  and 
the  Tenants  of  Worston.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol. 
278  b.'] 

Concerning  Commonof  Pasture  in  Affitside. 
{Lib.  pred.,fol  296.] 

Concerning  Common  of  Pasture  and  getting 
Coales  in  the  Wasts  of  Sutton.  Ljtter  Rowley 
et  Bold.  {Lib.  16-20  fac,  ff.  198  by  201  b, 
310  b ;  Lib.  7-10  Car.  i,  fol  600.]  L/tter 
Eltonhead  et  Bold.  The  Soyle  declared  to 
be  in  Bold. 

The  tenants  of  Caldecote  clayme  Common 
of  Pasture  and  Turbary  in  Pendleton  Wast. 
{Lib.  16-20  fac,  fol  343 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


277 


Decrees 
^  JTmce 


Com.  ilasttire 


Common 


[55Hasts] 


Common 


Common 


{leaf  222,  b?^ 
Bountis  SSSasts 


JTcnccins 


ISountis 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning  the  Tenants  of  Padiham  and 
Symondson  ;  their  makeing  of  a  Ditch  or 
Fence.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  611.] 

Injunction  concerning  Common  of  Pasture 
within  the  Towne  Feilds  of  Lindale,  and  for 
staying  proceeding  upon  an  Inditment.  Inter 
Richardson  et  Townson.  {Lib.  20  Jac.-/\.  Car., 
fol.  379.] 

Decree  concerning  right  of  Common  in 
Stalmyn,  Hackenshaw,  and  Staynow,  parcell 
of  Furnes.  Inter  Smyth  et  Butler  et  al.  {Lib. 
pred.,foL  386.] 

Concerning  the  setting  out  of  50  acres  of 
the  Wasts  of  FuUwood  to  the  Inhabitants  of 
Broughton,  and  the  discharging  of  \Qs.  rent 
per  annum.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  552,] 

Decree  touching  the  Commons  in  Fullwood 
and  Chadeley.    {Lib.  pi^ed.,  fol.  558.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Wasts  of  Oldham, 
Greenakers,  et  al.  Inter  Tetlow  et  Standish 
et  al.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  622  ;  Lib.  4-6  Car., 
fol.  59.] 

Concerning  30  acres  of  Common  allotted 
to  Mr.  Bradshaw  out  of  the  Common  of  Affit- 
side  in  Tottington  ;  per  Curiam.  {Lib.  7-10 
Car.^ff.  igb,  27^.] 

Concerning  the  setling  of  39  acres,  parcell 
of  the  Wast  of  Pendleton,  upon  one  Thomas 
Walmesley,  by  Butts  and  Bounds,  &c.  Inter 
Walmesley  et  Hallyday.  {Lib.  7-10  Car., 
#428,  453,  559^.] 

The  Tennants  of  Worston  to  make  one 
halfe  of  the  Fence  against  that  part  of  the 
Wast  allotted  to  Mr.  Nowell  next  Langley 
Dyke  ;  per  Ctiriam.    {Lib.  pred.,fol.  454.] 

Concerning  the  setting  out  and  distinguish- 
ing of    Lands  in  Boulton-upon-the-Sands. 


2/8  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees 


CDmmon 


iSounlJs 


Curbarg 


Commons 


i3ounlJs 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (continued). 

Inter  Peele  et  Hornby  et  al.  {Lib.  pred.,  fol. 
444.] 

An  agreement  concerning  the  Wast  ground 
called  Champion  in  the  Manner  of  Slateborne. 
Liter  Bannester  et  More  et  al.  {Lib.  7-10  Car.^ 
ff.  541,  582  b,  601,  625.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Improvement  of 
FuUwood  Common.  Between  the  King  and 
the  Mayor  of  Preston  et  al.  {Lib.  14-17  Car., 
ff.  14s,  358  b  ;  per  Cur.,  b.  Vide  ff.  62, 
87,  244.] 

Concerning  the  Meeres  and  Boundaryes  of 
the  Mannors  of  Hindley,  and  Ince,  and  the 
division  of  the  Wasts.  Inter  Langton  et 
Gerard  et  al.  {Lib.  14-17  Car.,  fol,  2^1  b  ; 
Lib.  17  Car.-i6so,  fol.  18.] 

Decree  for  getting  Turbary  in  Holland 
Moss,  parcell  of  the  Mannor  of  Downholland. 
Between  Halsall  and  the  Earl  of  Derby. 
{Fil.  4  Eliz.'] 

Decree  that  the  Tennants  of  Low  Furnes 
shall  repaire  the  Sea-Walls  of  the  Isle  of 
Waney.    {Fil.  6  Fliz.] 

Decree  concerning  the  Bounds  between  the 
Mannors  of  Wavertre  and  Allerton.  Jnter 
Tenen.  de  Wavertree  et  Latham.  {Fil. 
II  Eliz^ 

Decree  concerning  Commons  called  Green- 
warth  and  Blocks,  that  the  Tennants  of 
Widnes  injoy  the  same  as  formerly,  at  the 
rent  of  ^3.  \\s.,  though  the  same  should  be 
overflowed  or  eaten  away;  and  the  Queen  to 
have  the  Wynd-Mill  et  al.  Inter  Charnock 
et  Brereton.    {Fil.  13  Eliz?\ 

Decree  concerning  the  Bounds  of  the 
Mannors  of  Penwortham,  Howghwick,  and 
Hooton.  Inter  Fleetwood  et  Harrington. 
{Fil.  16  Eliz?^ 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


279 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning  the  Bounds  between  the 
Vaccary  in  the  late  Forest  of  Rossendale  and 
the  Moore  called  Clivager  Moore.  Inter 
Whittaker  et  Townley.    \^Fil.  1 8  Eliz.,  dts.] 

Decree  concerning  theWast  called  Lynfeild 
Wast,  parcell  of  the  Mannor  of  Altham,  and 
Accrington,  as  touching  the  Bounds.  Inter 
Banester  et  Kenyon.    [Ft/.  19  £/iz.] 

Decree  concerning  a  Marsh-ground  be- 
longing to  the  Mannor  of  Hooton,  with  the 
Bounds.  Inter  Farrington  et  Rawston  et  ai 
[Fil.  20  E/iz.] 

Decree  concerning  Common  of  Pasture  et 
al.  Inter  Tenentes  de  Folrigge  et  Tenentes  de 
Barnoldswick.    \Fil.  24  Eliz'.\ 

Concerning  the  Bounds  of  240  acres  of 
Land,  parcell  of  Cliviger  Moore.  Inter 
Tenentes  de  Bacop  et  Tenentes  de  Cliviger. 
[Fil.  26  Eliz^, 

Decree  concerning  Common  of  Turbary 
upon  the  wast  of  Salwick,  parcell  of  the 
Mannor  of  Clifton  ;  and  also,  Common  of 
Pasture  for  the  Lord  and  Tennants  of  the 
Mannor  of  Lea.  Inter  Houghton  et  Halsall. 
\Fil.  26  Eliz?^ 

Decree  concerning  Penwortham  Moss,  and 
the  Bounds.  Inter  Charnock  et  al. ;  et 
Farrington  et  al.    \Fil.  27  Eliz^ 

Order  concerning  the  Mannor  of  Reed  and 
the  Wast  therof ;  pro  Nowell.    [FiL  29  Eliz^ 

Order  for  a  Commission  to  sett  out  the 
Bounds  of  the  Forest  of  Bleadsdall.  [Lib. 
11-16  Jac.fol.  907;  per  Cur.,  in  16  Jas^ 

That  the  Inclosing  of  Chatborne  More 
alias  Chatborne  Hollis  is  to  the  injury  of  the 
King.    [Lib.  pred.JoL  933.] 

Concerning  the  Fishing  in  the  Mannor  of 


28o  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Bewsey ;  and  two  parcells  of  Land  in  the 
said  Mannor  bounded.  \Lib.  39-43  Eliz.^ 
fol.  77.] 

Concerning  a  Fishgarth  in  Penwortham, 
and  a  way  and  Common  there,  et  al.  [Lib. 

Decree  {inter  alia)  concerning  the  bounds 
of  the  Wasts  of  Penhulton  and  Wiswall. 
\Lib.  16-20  Jac.yff.  12,7  i^,  219.] 


Common 


iSounlis 


[leaf  221,  b.-] 
Common 


^ngcrton  fHoss 
ISoiunfjam  ©rrcn 


.Slatbornc  ^asts 
et  al. 


SSEasts  of  PalJifjam 


22Eanant  to  aKmitt 
€'mants  to  OTasts 


Bounds 


Concerning  Common  of  Turbary  in  With- 
ington  Moss,  and  a  way.  \_Lib.  II.,  H.  8, 
jf.  80,  100.] 

An  Award  concerning  Angerton  Moss  and 
Moss  More.     {Lib.  Irrottilament.  &c.,  fol. 

A  Commission  concerning  the  granting  of 
a  wast  called  Downham  Green  in  Chatborne. 
[Lib.  Comm.  Eliz.,fol.  74.]^ 

Commission  touching  the  Improvement  of 
the  Wasts  of  Slatborne,  Grindleton,  and 
Newton.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  103.]- 

Commission  to  divide  the  Wasts  of  Padiham 
to  the  Copieholders  and  their  heyres.  {Lib. 
pre d.,  fol.  264.Y 

A  Warrant  to  admitt  divers  Tennants  to 
the  Wasts  in  Colne,  Marsden,  &c.  {Lib. 
Comm.  Eliz.yfol.  242.]-  The  like  for  Ighten- 
hill  {fol.  229]. 

Concerning  the  Bounds  of  Scheldon  in  the 
Towne  of  Britby.  {Lib.  Furneis  Cowcher, 
fol.  201  b  {old figure). Y 


^  Division  xi.  {frst7iumbers)  No.  25. — Ed. 
^  Division  xi.  {fifth  iiU77ibers)  No.  4. — Ed. 
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"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


281 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning 

ViccARS,  ScHOOLES,  Tythes,  Hospitalls  and  Pentions. 

[/-^'^/224.] 

^jfjoolt  Concerning  the  Corne  Mills,  and  other 

things  to  be  purchased  for  the  Free  Schoole 
of  Manchester.    \^Lib.  /.,  Hen.  S,foL  247 

Ijgtfj  Concerning    Tyth    in   Create  Marsden. 

lLib.IL,Hen.^,ff.z^,7^.-] 

^gtfj  Concerning  the  payment  of  Tyth  in  the 

parish  of  Blackborne.  [Lib.  Il.y  Hen.  ^^fol. 
202  b.] 

TittdLt  pttc'on  Decree  for  the  Viccar  of  Ormskirke  to  have 
\ol.  per  armum  for  ever,  and  there  being  2000 
persons"  in  the  parish  [he]  is  to  have  20s.  per 
annum  more.    \Lib.  //.,  Hen.  ^,fol.  226  a.] 

I^orns  ISrnc'on  Sir  William  Norris  to  be  paid  8  markes 
for  ever  by  the  Receiver  of  the  Augmenta- 
tions in  the  County  of  Lancaster.  [Lib.  HI., 
Hen.  8,  fo/.  24  a  ;  Lib.  7-1 1  Jac.,  fol.  825.] 
Decree.^ 

^gtfj  Concerning   the  Tythes   as  well  of  the 

Parsonage  as  of  the  Demeasnes  of  Dalton. 

ILib.  LLL,  Hen.  ZJol.  175.] 
^gtfj  Concerning  the  Moyety  of  the  tythes  in 

Billing  and  Birchley  in  Com.  Lane.   [Lib.  ILL., 

Hen.  ZJol.  186.] 
Cgtfj  Concerning    the    tyth    of  Warrington. 

{Lib.  LLL.,  Hen.  8,/*.  215,  242 
Concerning  the  tythes  of  Newton,  Moston, 

and  Cromsall.    {Lib.  /.,  Mar.,  fol.  16.] 
(jTgt^  Decree  concerning  tythes,  &c.  in  Yeland, 

Conyers  and  Layton,  hamletts  of  Warton. 

{Lib.  /.,  Mar.,  fol.  123  b.'] 
Cstf;  Decree  touching  the  tyth  in  the  parish  of 


^  A  modern  note  adds  : — "  1802. — Now  purchased  by  the  Crown." — Ed. 


282 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Billing  due  to  the  parson  of  Wiggan.  yLib.  /., 
Mar.,fol.  183  ^;  Lib.  /.,  Eliz.,foL  91 

^gtfj  Concerning  Tythes  of  the  Rectory  of  Leigh. 

{Lib.  IL.,  Mar.,  jf.  141,  188^.] 

^gtjj  Decree  concerning  tyth  due  to  the  Parson- 

age of  Whalley.    {Lib.  IV.,  Eliz.Jol.  581 

CTfjappcIl  Concerning  the  ordering  the  preist  &c.  at 

the  Chappell  in  Culcheth.  {Lib.  ILL,  Eliz., 
fol.  508  b:\ 

^jjtfj  Concerning  tyth  Corne  &c.    Between  the 

.  "  parish  of  Preston  and  the  Manor  of  Wood- 

plumpton.    {Lib.  21-27  Eliz.^fol.  22.] 

Concerning  the  allowance  of  4/.  Zs.  iid.  to 
the  Chaplayn  of  Burnley  for  ever  ;  but,  if 
hee  absent  himselfe  40  dayes  in  one  yeare, 
then  to  cease.    {Lib.  30  Eliz.-y  Jac.^fol.  18.] 


{leaf  224,  b:\ 

^stij 


^cljoolc 


Decree  that  the  Tennants  of  Wyersdale 
&c.  shall  pay  noe  Tyth  in  kind  to  the  Parson 
of  Lancaster,  but  onely  14^-.  \d.  per  annum. 
{Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac.^fol.  310.] 

Concerning  the  Custome  of  Tyth  in  Cart- 
mell.  {Lib.  43  Eliz.-i  Jac.,ff.  613,  627,  657, 
718,  766,  947.]  Decree. 

A  Complaint  of  the  Schoolemaster  and 
Usher  of  Manchester  against  the  Fellowes, 
for  their  wages.    {Lib.  3-7  Jac.^fol.  244.] 

Concerning  the  Free  Schoole  at  Warring- 
ton. {Lib.  pred.,  ff.  2^1,  464,  705  ;  Lib.  7-1 1 
Jac.,ff.  168,  259,  662  /  Lib.  Irrot.}  fol.  45  a?^ 

Decree  concerning  the  Government  of  the 
Schoole  of  Riveington,  founded  by  Queen 
Eliz.    {Lib.  y-i^fac.^fol.  146.'] 

Concerning  {inter  alia)  the  payment  of 
^1.  per  annum  to  the  Chaplain  of  Hambleton. 
{Lib.  7- 1 1  fac.^fol.  440.] 


Division  xi.  ( frst  numbers)  No.  25. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692.' 


283 


Decrees 
.Scfjoolc  fHaitcl^cst 

STgtfj  iJHillom 

Uiccar  ^^^ti] 
^cjjoole 


[/^^/225.] 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning   Riveington  Schoole.  {Lib. 
1 1 -1 6  Jac.fol.  188.] 
n:    Decree  concerning  Lands  belonging  to  the 
Free  Schoole  of  Manchester.     {Lib.  11-16 
Jac.ff.  531,  1239,  1240.] 

Concerning  the  right  of  nominateing  a 
Preacher  at  Newton,  and  paying  him  20/.  per 
amium.    {Lib.  16-20  Jac.fol.  178.] 

Decree  for  settling  of  the  tythes  of  Millom. 
{Lib.pred.Jol.  353.] 

Concerning  a  Schoole-Master  to  teach 
Schoole  in  S*  Ellen's  Chappell  in  Windle. 
Inter  Roughley  et  al.  et  Eccleston  et  al.  {Lib. 
i6~20jac.,  ff.  471  b,  493,  574.] 

A  Confirmation  of  a  Decree  for  Charitable 
Uses  concerning  the  Free  Schoole  of  Boulton 
nere  the  Sands.  {Lib.  20  Jac.-^.  Car.^ff.  313, 
318,337-] 

Concerning  the  division  of  Lands  belonging 
to  the  Free  Schoole  of  Broughton.  Inter 
Charnley  et  Cottam  et  al.  {Lib.  7-10  Car., 
fol.  199.] 

The  Viccar  of  Dalton  to  pay  noe  Tythes. 
Per  Curiam  ;  pro  Tomlinson.  {Lib.  10-14 
Car.Jol.  359.] 

Concerning  Easter  Tythes  and  other  things 
relating  to  the  Church  of  Manchester.  Inter 
Adlington    Herrick  {Lib.  14-17  Car., 

fol.  80  b^, 

Concerning  the  Gover[n]ment  of  the 
Schoole  of  Ormskirk.  Inter  Ross  et  Broxupp 
et  al    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  1 87 

Order  concerning  4  Acres  of  Glebe  Land 
belonging  to  the  Parson  of  Halsall.  Inter 
Simkin  et  Travers.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  378 

Dismission  concerning  a  Pencon  or  Stipend 
of  4/.  per  annum  payable  by  the  Viccar  of 


284 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  (conthmed) . 

Childwall  to  the  Curate  of  Hale  Chappell. 
\Lib.  14-17  Car.,fol.  380.]  Inter  ^ighy  ei  al. 
et  Lewis. 

^gtl)  Decree  for  the  Bishopp  of  Chester  con- 

cerning Tythes  in  Cartmell.    \_Fil.  9  Eliz?\ 

^cfjoolc  ^  i^mc'on  Decree  concerning  the  Free  Schoole  of 
Blakeborne,  and  the  payment  of  4/.  "js.  4^. 
per  annum  to  the  Schoolemaster  by  the 
Queen.  Inter  Livesay  et  al.  et  Goodshaw  et 
al.    [Fil.  28  Eliz^^ 

5c!jooIe  Concerning  the  Free  Schoole  in  Warring- 

ton. Inter  Warburton  et  Gerard  ;  and  also, 
Inter  Manwaring  et  Gerard.  [Lib.  39-43 
Elh.,  fol.  SSS] 

^cfjoolE  Concerning  watering  of  Cattle  and  other 

priviledges  belonging  to  the  Inhabitants  of 
Bryan  House,  which  place  is  now  granted  for 
the  use  of  the  Free  Schoole  of  Middleton. 
[L ib.  43  Eliz.-Z  Jae.,  fol.  315.] 

^mc'ott  Decree  for  payment  of  20/.  per  annum  to 

the  Curate  of  Hawkeshead.  \Fil.  17  Eliz.'] 
On  petition  [of]  Marg.  Hawkeshead.^ 

.Scfjoolc  liJmc'on  Decree  for  the  payment  of  5/.  lOi".  ^d.  to 
the  Master  of  the  Free  Schoole  of  Middleton 
for  ever.    [Fil.  17  Eliz?\^ 

2£anc.  ^cljoolc  The  guift  of  the  Gramer  Schoole  in  the 

Town    of   Lancaster.       [Lib.    Irrot.,  fol. 

19.]^ 

5Lanc.  f^ospitall  A  Commission  concerning  the  Hospitall 


'  On  leaf  95  Ayloffe  gives  the  same  references,  as  follows  : — 
Lane. — The  Stipend  for  the  Curate  of  Hawkeshead  to  be  augmented 
from  lo/z.  to  20//.  per  annum,  to  be  paid  by  the  Rec""  of  Furness 
and  the  Auditor  to  make  allowance.  [In  the  Bundle  o/Dearcs, 
Trinity,  17  Eliz.l 

Lane. — Decree  for  the  payment  of  5//.  los.  Sd.  to  the  Schoolemaster  of 
Midleton,  for  ever,  by  the  Rec"",  and  the  Auditor  to  make 
allowance  thereof.    [In  the  Bundle  of  Decrees,  17  Eliz.l 
-  Division  xi.  first  numbers)  No.  25. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


285 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

at  Lancaster.  \Lib.  Com.  Eliz.,  ff.  8i, 
102.]^ 

fHancfjestrr  A  Commission  concerning  the  abuses  in 

Manchester  Colledge.    \Lib.  pred.^fol.  306.]^ 
Eibcrpoolf  The   Mayor   &c.   to   appoynt   a  Viccar 

(4/.  I'js.  Sd.  per  ann)  with  the  assent  of  the 
Bishop,  and  also  a  Schoole  Master  (3/.  135-.  3<^. 
per  ann.)  during  pleasure.   [See  the  Kalendar 
of  Patents,  7  Eliz.,  fol.  4  a.]  ^ 
JFarnhiortf)  A  Stipend  to  the  Curate  of  Farneworth. 

To  John  Walbanck  of  3/.  12s.  lod.  oh.,  by 
Patent  during  pleasure.    9  Eliz. 
23  Eliz.    To  Will.  Cross. 
31  Eliz.    To  Sherlock. 
5  Jac.    To  W"^  Sherlock. 
16  Car.  I.     To  Nath.  Barnard.    {This  is 
the  last ;  all  during  pleasure 


lleaf  22s,  b^, 

Concerning 
Tennant-Right,  Claymes  and  Customes. 

(jiagnie  The  Butler  of  the  County  Palatine  claymed 

two  Tunn  of  Wine  at  Liverpoole  out  of  60 
Tunn.    {Lib.  /.,  Edw.  6,  fol.  116  3.] 

Clagme  The  Clayme  of  the  Tenants  of  Slatborne, 

Grindleton,  and  Chatborne  etaL,  to  a  pasture 
called  Champion.    [Lib.  IL,  Edw.  6,  fol.  103.] 

(Clagmc  fHoIlmcui  The  Clayme  of  Thomas  Mollineux  to  be 
Master  Forester  of  Symondswood  and  Keeper 
of  Croxtath  Parke  in  fee,  and  Constable  of 
Liverpoole  Castle,  and  Steward  of  Liverpoole, 


^  Division  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  4. — Ed. 
^  Division  xxxiii.,  No.  2().—  Ed. 

^  References  not  supplied  by  Ayloffe  ;  they  will  probably  be  found 
in  Division  xxxiii.,  No.  29. — Ed. 


286 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {contimied). 

Derbyshire  and  Salford,  by  the  King's  Grant. 

{Lib.  Edw.  4,foL  141 
JFurnrs  (Tlaumr  The  Clay  me  of  the  Tenants  of  Furnes. 

Decree.      [Lib.  IT.  Eliz.y  fol.  704  b. — Hill. 

TermCy  7  Eliz^ 

Customcs  Concerning  the  Customes  of  the  Mannor 

of  West  Derby.    [Lib.  IV.,  Eliz.JoL  831 
Cxistotne  Concerning  the   dividing    of   the  wast 

grounds  in  Ratchdall  and  other  things.  And 
that  the  Custome  of  the  said  Manor  shalbe 
such  as  the  Custome  of  the  Manor  of  Totting- 
ton.    [Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac.ff.  i  &  6.] 

Concerning  the  Custome  of  Tenant-Right 
in  the  Mannor  of  Low  Furnes.  [Lib.  pred., 
fol-  33.] 

Concerning  the  Custome  of  the  Manor  of 
Lowick  in  Low  Furnes,  and  Tenant-Right. 
[Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac.yfol.  287^.] 

Concerning  the  Customes  of  the  Mannors 
of  Furnes  Fells  and  Low  Furnes.  [Lib. 
43  Eliz.-z  Jac.Jol.  65.] 

Concerning  the  Custome,  &c.  of  the  Manor 
of  Cartmell.    [Lib.  7-14  Jac.^fol.  153.]. 
Touching  Customes  and  Services  to  be 


CTustome  S^enant* 
Kigfjt  in  jFurncs 

Ctistomc  JFurncs 


Custome 


Customes  of  iLoioicks 
in^JFurnes 


Custome  Cartmell 


Custome 


done  by  the  Tennants  to  the  Mannor  of 
Lowick.    [Lib.  11-16  Jac.^fol.  177.] 

The  Custome  of  the  Tenants  of  Cartmell 
to  have  Wood  allowed  them  for  necessary 
Reparations.  [Lib.  7-10  Car.,  fol.  436  /  10-14 
Car.,  fol.  43.]    Inter  Wood  et  Curwen. 

Decree  for  settling  the  Customes  of  the 
Manor  of  Halton  between  Lord  and  Tenants. 
[Lib.  pred.  {per  Curiam),  fol.  658.] 

{leaf  226.] 

Custome  of  Co.  iPal.  Decree  that  Children  after  the  death  of 
their  Father,  not  being  heyre,  nor  preferred 
in  his  lyfetyme,  ought  by  the  Custome  of 
the  County  of  Lancaster  to  have  a  reason- 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


287 


Decrees  and 


JTumes 


Customc 


Custome  l^orirbg 


Ctistomcs  2Loin 
Jtitnes 

(Customcs  of  jfurncs 


CTustame 


^mnant=1£ligf)t 


Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
able  part  of  the  Goods,  &c.  Crompton 
Leaver.    {Lib.  7-10  Car.,fol.  6\J  b.  Vide 
20  //^/^r  Butler   et  Kirby  et 

ai:\ 

Concerning  felling  of  wood  upon  the  Manor 
of  Lowick,  claymed  by  the  Tenants.  Inter 
Herbert  et  Ambrose.  \Lib.  10-14  Car.^ 
ff.  229,  251 

Concerning  the  Custome  of  the  Mannor  of 
Whittington,  where  the  Court  declared  against 
Tenant-Right.      [Lib.   10-14  Car.,  ff.  287, 
342  b;  Lib.  14-17  Car.,ff.  94  b,  134  b,  165 
209  b.] 

Concerning  the  Customary  Estates  of  the 
Tennants  of  the  Mannor  of  Cuerdly.  Inter 
Smyth  et  Brooke.  [Lib.  14-17  Car.,/o/.  226, 
bis^ 

Concerning  the  Customes  of  the  Manor  of 
Hornby.  Inter  Yeadon  et  al.  et  Dominum 
Morley.    [Lib.  14-17  Car.,foL  291.] 

Decree  concerning  the  [Customs]  of  Low 
Furnes.  Inter  Tenentes  et  Reginain.  [Fit. 
25  Eliz?[ 

The  Customes  of  High  and  Low  Furnes 
agreed  upon  by  a  Jury.    [Fit.  28  Eliz^ 

Decree  touching  Tenant-Right  in  the 
Manor  of  Skerton  in  Loynesdale.  [Lib.  Ill, 
Mar.,fol.  202  b.] 

Common  of  pasture  and  other  priviledges 
claymed  by  reason  of  a  Burgage  in  the 
Towne  of  Clitherow.  [Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac., 
fol.  79.] 

Order  concerning  the  usage  of  the  Com- 
mon called  Thelemore  in  the  parish  of 
Manchester.  Inter  Shacklock  et  Chetham. 
[Fil.  18  Eliz^^ 

Concerning  tennant-right  to  a  messuage 
called  Filers,  and  40  acres  of  land  in  the 


288 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Mannor  of  Caton.  Inter  Barwick  et  White. 
IFiL  5  Eliz:\ 

Customc  Concerning  the  Custome  of  the  Mannor  of 

Kirkby  Ir[l]eth.  Inter  Tenentes  et  Kirkby. 
{FiL  27  Eliz^, 

Customes  JFurncs  Decree  concerning  the  Customes  of  the 
Tennants  of  Low  Furnes  versus  Rawlinson. 
\FiL  15  Eliz?^ 

5rmant*1£ligf)t  Decree  concerning  Tenant-Right  in  Wyers- 

dale.  Inter  Gerard  mil.^  et  Baines  et  al. 
[Lib.  z6Eliz.Jol.  46  h?[^ 


[leaf  226,  b.] 


[53ritise] 


[iSritjgcJ 


Concerning 

Wayes  and  Bridges. 
Concerning  a  way  between  a  place  called 
Gill-flatt  and  Worthley  Common.    [Lib.  /., 
Eliz.,fol.  177  a."] 

Concerning  a  way  to  Marsden  and  Breere- 
cliffe.    [Lib.  36-39  Eliz.,fol.  71 

Concerning  a  way  or  passage  from  divers 
Moss-grounds  to  the  Towne  of  Preston. 
[Lib.  36-39  Eliz.,ff.  263,  573,  716.] 

The  Towne  of  Wiggan  discharged  from 
Repaire  of  Lancaster  Bridge.  [Lib.  pred., 
^oL  318.] 

Concerning  a  way  from  any  part  of  the 
Manor  of  Ince  Blundell  to  Ormskirke.  [Lib. 
39-43  Eliz.Jol.  717.] 

Concerning  a  way  to  the  Chappell  of 
Turton.    [Lib.  30  Eliz.-J  Jac.fol.  264.] 

Concerning  the  building  of  a  Bridge  over 
the  Water  of  Derwent  at  Samlesbury.  [Lib. 
Z-7  Jac.Jol.  13.] 

Concerning  a  way  in  Carr  Lane  in  the 
Mannor  of  West  Derby.   [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  456.] 


From  leaf  267  b. — Ed. 


GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


289 


Decrees 
[JFtsIr*gartfjanii 


[ligttuags] 
[OTag] 

[aSEass] 
CaSEag] 


12] 


[/^^/  227] 
LfflHag] 


caeaag] 


and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

Concerning  a  Fish-garth  in  Penwortham 
and  a  way  and  common  there  et  alia.  [Lib. 
1-7  Jac.Jol  657.] 

Concerning  the  rebuilding  of  a  Bridge  over 
the  River  IrvvelL  \Lib.  3-7  Jac.ff.  745,  899.] 
Inter  Regem  et  Dancey.    {Lib.  7-1 1  Jac.^foL 

115.] 

Concerning  four  Highwayes  from  Preston 
to  Ormskirke.    {Lib.  7-1 1  Jac,  ff.  498,730.] 

Decree  concerning  a  way  to  Whitmore 
Common,  and  to  and  from  other  places. 
Inter  Fairthwaite  et  Bell.  {Lib.  16-20  Jac.y 
fol.  253/^.] 

Order  for  a  Commission  for  setting  forth 
wayes  in  the  Forest  of  Rossendale ;  per 
Curiam.    {Lib.  4-6  Car.,  fol.  105.] 

Concerning  a  way  or  passage  in  the  Forest 
of  Bowland  from  a  messuage,  called  the 
Stakes,  Newlands,  et  alia.  Inter  Richmond  et 
Swinglehurst  et  al  {Lib.  7-10  Car.^  ff.  306, 
581  ;  Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  75  b^ 

Hartley  et  al. — Tennants  of  Chamber  in 
Pendle  et  Hokeshall — quer.  et  Nutter.  Con- 
cerning a  way.  {Fil.  14  Eliz. ;  Lib.  13-14^ 
Eliz.,foL  41.] 

Order  touching  a  way  from  a  house  called 
Old  Lawnes  to  Marsden,  Clitherow,  Preston, 
the  Church  of  Burnley  et  al.  Inter  Robinson 
et  Hunter.  {Lib.  14-17  Car.,  ff.  339  b,  353  b, 
365,490  b:\ 

A  settlement  of  a  way  from  and  to  certaine 
messuages  and  lands  in  Breerecliffe,  Marsden, 
and  in  the  Old  Lawnde  in  the  Forest  of 
Pendle,  and  the  New  Launde  there.  Inter 
Robinson  et  Nutter.    {Fil.  17  Eliz?^ 


*  Decree  Books  (Div.  v.),  vol.  15. — Ed. 
U 


290  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 


[|§tgf}hjas] 


[ajias] 


[Common  an5 


Concerning  a  way  claymed  by  the  Inhabi- 
tants of  Showley.    {Lib.  \  \-\6  Jac.,fol.  824.] 

Decree  for  wayes  and  passages  in  Rossen- 
dale,  for  Iron.  Haworth  et  al.  and  their 
heyres.    {Lib.  pred.,  ff.  991,  1003.] 

Concerning  the  repaire  of  a  Highway 
leading  from  Manchester  to  Crosforth  and 
other  places,  to  be  repaired  by  the  parish  of 
Manchester.    {Lib.  Jac.,fol.\Q02.  Per 

Curiam^ 

Concerning  the  repaire  of  a  way  through 
certain  grounds  called  Entwisle  Clough,  in 
Ratchdale.  Inter  Buckley  et  Entwisle.  {Lib. 
4-6  Car.,ff.  333,  464.] 

Concerning  the  use  of  a  way  in  Crompsall 
and  Tetlow.  I7iter  Clerke  et  Chetham.  {Lib. 
10-14  Car.,fol.  60  b?[ 

Concerning  Common  of  Turbary  in  With- 
ington  Moss,  and  a  way.  {Lib.  11.^  Hen.  8, 
ff.  80,  100.] 


{leaf  227 

Concerning 

appearing  at  ASSISES  and  other  COURTS. 

[lEgfjtmpi  etc.]  Decree  that  the  Copieholders  of  Ightenhill, 

Colne,  Ackerington,  and  the  Forest  of  Cuer- 
den,  Pendle,  and  Rossendale,  not  being  Free- 
holders, and  the  rents  of  their  Coppieholds 
not  being  more  than  4/.  per  annuniy  shall  bee 
freed  from  appearing  upon  Juryes  at  Assizes, 
&c.  {Lib.  10  Eliz.-J  Jac.,  foL  isyb.;  Lib. 
20  /ac.-4  Car.,/o/.  31  y  b.] 

[Eatfjam  ram  The  Constables  and  Inhabitants  of  the 

Burscoufifj]  Mannor  of  Latham  cum  Burscough  to  ap- 
peare  at  the  Court  of  Westderby.  {Lib.  43 
Eliz.-i  Jac,  fol.  296.] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


291 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 
[IBoiunfiam]  Divers  matters  relating  to  the  Tennants  of 

Downham  as  to  their  appear[ing]  at  Clitherow 

Court  et  al.    [Lib.  3-7  Jac,  fol.  727 ;  Lib. 

7-1 1  Jac.ff.  221,  269,  605.] 
[i^eiuton  in  The  Inhabitants  of  Newton  in  Makersfeild 

ilEatefeati]       to  appeare   at  the  Wappentake  Court  of 

West  Derby.    {Lib.  7-1 1  Jac.fol.  313.] 
[JFarrmgton]  Touching  suite  to  be  done  at  the  Mannor 

of  Farrington,  and  pulHng  downe  Inclosures. 

\Lib.  1 1- 1 6  Jac.fol.  89.] 
[^smonljston  anli       The  Tennants  of  Symondston  and  Read 
^^atj]  to  appeare  at  the  Court  at  Clitherow.  \Lib. 

16-20  Jac.ff.  166  b,  206.] 
[_Mvit\}  f^arbooti]       The  Mannor  of  Much  Harwood,  the  like. 

[Lib.  16-20  Jac.fol.  186.] 
[^latcbome  anil  Confirmation  of  a  Decree  that  the  Tennants 

ISollanlj]  of  Slateborne  and  Forresters  of  Bolland  [are] 

not  to  appeare  at  Assizes,  &c.    [Lib.  10-14 

Car.,  fol.  144.] 

[Quarter  <Sesstons]      Orders  concerning  the  Quarter  Sessions. 

[Lib.  Com.  Hen.  8.,^  fol.  167.] 
[BollanU  JForest]         Ball  [iff]  of  Bolland  Forest  claymes  to  be 

exempt  from  appearing  at  Assizes,  &c.  [Lib. 

36-39  Eliz.,fol.  704.] 
[lilies  Eantjs]  The  Owners    of  Abbey   Lands,  &c.  to 

have  the  same  Libertyes   [as  the  Abbots 

had].2 

[Katcljtiale]  Concerning  the  Libertys   of  Ratchdale. 

[Lib.  1 1- 1 6  fac.  {per  Curiam),  fol.  859.  Vide 
Lib.  Ric.  2^  fol.  4;^a,  the  last  paragraph. 
Vide  Quo  warranto  tempore  Edw.  i.  This 
is  a  Roll,  marked  16.*] 


^  Division  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  i. — Ed. 

'  See  page  241,  ante,  under  marginal  heading,  "  Tenants  of  Cocker- 
sand — Freedom." — Ed. 

^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  14. — Ed. 

^  Division  xxv. — F.  37.    Printed  in  Placita  de  Quo  Waranto. — Ed. 

U  2 


292 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 
{leaf  228.] 

Concerning 
Compounding  and  Inclosing. 

[Cnclflsure]  Concerning  the   Inclosing  the  wasts  of 

Ightenhill.    [Lib.       Eliz.-J  Jac,  foL  ill.] 

The  Hke   for  Great   Marsden   {fol.  126]  ; 

Coin e  [/<?/.  129       Padiham  [/^/.  153];  Ac- 

crington  [/<?/.  167]. 
[enclosure]  Concerning  the  Inclosing  of  part  of  the 

Common  of  Nether  Wyersdale.     \Lib.  43 

Eliz.-iJac.,ff.  851,  979.] 
[enclosure]  Concerning  the  pulling  downe  Inclosures 

in  the  Mannor  of  Farrington.    \Lib.  11-16 

Jac.JoL  89.] 

[(Composition]  Concerning  the  Composition  for  Copiehold 

Estates  in  the  Mannors  of  Accrington, 
Oswaldtwisle,  and  Haslenden.  \Lib.  11-16 
Jac.JoL  1125.] 

[Composition]  Decree    touching    the    Composition  for 

Huncote  et  al.  [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  1 11 5.  Rentall 
in  fol.  1223.] 

[^Composition]  Decree  for  the  Mannor  of  Tottington.  [Lib. 

pred.,  fol.  1225.    The  Rentall  in  fol.  1338. 

[Also,]  Lib.  16-20  Jac.,fol.  249.] 
[dompositton]  Concerning   Compounding  for  Lands  in 

Emmott  Lane  in  the  Mannor  of  Colne.  [Lib. 

11-16  fac.,ff.  1 27 1,  1 29 1  ;  per  Curiam^ 
[Enclosure]  Concerning  a  warren,  and  Inclosing  of  land 

in  the  Mannors  of  Southworth  and  Midleton. 

Inter  Ireland  et  Fleetwood.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol. 

1292.] 

[CTomposition]  Concerning  Compounding  with  the  Ten- 

nants  of  Colne.  [Lib.  11-16  Jac,  fol.  1 3 12. 
Rentall  in  fol.  1325.  Lib.  16-20  Jac.  ff.  b, 
37,109^,267.] 

[Enclosure]  Decree  concerning  the  Inclosure  of  the 

Wast  of  Blackborne.    Inter  Dominum  Regent, 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued), 

Archiepiscopum  Cant.,  Thomas  Barton  Ar,^  et 

Tenentes  ibidem.   \Lib.  11 -1 6  Jac.fol.  1329.] 
[Composition]  Composition — Ightenhill.    [Lib.  pred,  fol. 

1341.    Rentall/^?/.  1359.] 
93omiljg  Decree  for  Inclosing  the  Wasts  of  Pen- 

hulton  and  Wiswall,  and  bounding  the  same. 

\Lib  16-20  Jac.,jf.  27,  137  b,  219.] 
[Composition]  Concerning  Compounding  with  the  Ten- 

nants  of  Chatborne,  Worston,  and  Pendleton. 

{Lib.  pred.,  ff.  106,  \A^b.  RentalL] 
[Composition]  Concerning  Compounding  with  the  Ten- 

nants  of  Slateborne.    {Lib.  pred.,  fol.  178.] 
[Composition]  The  like  for  West  Derby  and  Wavertree. 

{Lib.  pred.,foL  282^.] 

[/^^/228,  b.] 
[Enclosure] 


[Composition] 
[enclosure] 


Clitfjeroiu  i^eiDfjolti 


[Composition] 


[enclosure] 


Concerning  Inclosing  the  Commons  of 
Westhoughton.  Lnter  Atherton  et  Bretherton. 
{Lib.  10-14  Car.,  fol.  63.] 

Decree  for  compounding  with  the  Tennants 
of  Cartmell.  {Lib.  14-17  Car.,  ff.  192,  333, 
484,  538  ;  Lib.  17  Car.-\6^o,  ff.  68  b,  100.] 

Concerning  lands  inclosed  from  the  wast 
of  Stalmyn.  Lnter  Cliffton  et  Doughty  et  al. 
{Lib.  14-iy  Car.,  ff.  420  b,  423,  ^J^b ;  per 
Curiam^ 

Clitherow,  Newhold,  &c.  made  Copiehold 
by  Decree.  Confirmed  by  Act  &c.  9  Feb. 
7  fac.    {Vide  Lib.  14-1  y  Car.,  fol.  529,] 

The  whole  proceedings  of  the  Tennants  of 
Pendle,  Trawden,  Rossendale,  and  Accring- 
ton,  within  the  Mannors  of  Colne  and 
Ightenhill ;  as  to  their  Composition  with  the 
King  for  their  Copiehold  Estates,  with  the 
exception  of  the  Mills  of  Burnley  and 
Padiham  claymed  by  the  Townelys.  {Lib. 
30  ^/2>.-7  fac.  from  fol.  395  to  410.  Decree 
in  fol.  901.] 

Concerning   the    wast   called  Cattborne 


294  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Decrees  and  Orders  (Duchy  Chamber)  {continued). 

More  alias  Chatborne  HolHs  being  inclosed 
to  the  injury  of  the  King.    {Lib.  11-16  Jac, 
933.] 

Concerning  Compounding  with  the  Ten- 
nants  of  Blakeborne,  and  the  Mannor  of 
CHviger.  {Lib.  16-20  Jac.fol.  107.  Rentall 
fol.  113  ^.] 

Mr.  Tildesly  to  inclose  90  acres  of  the 
out-wood  of  Mierscough,  and  to  plow  the 
same.    {Lib.  16-20  Jac.foL  87 

Concerning  the  Incloseing  of  Crake  Mosse 
and  Addison  Greene,  parcell  of  the  Mannors 
of  Egton  and  Newland  ;  per  Curiam.  {Lib. 
10-14  Car.,  fol.  291.] 

A  Commission  for  inclosing  Bradford 
More  and  granting  the  same  at  A^d.  the  Acre. 
{Lib.  Com.  Eliz.,  fol.  56.]^     The  like  for 

IghtenhiU.  [#  57,  58-] 

Concerning  the  devideing  of  Short  More 
in  the  Mannor  of  Ratchdale.  {Lib.  pred.y 
fol  82.] 


[CITompasition] 

[enclosure] 
[enclosure] 

[Enclosure] 

[IBibiston] 


[/^^/26i, 
Congleton 


The  Inhabitants  of  Congleton  complained 
that  they  were  sommoned  to  Chester,  &c. 
An  Attachment  ordered  for  breach  of  the 
Liberty.    {Lib.  27-32  Eliz.,fol.  2^2^  b.y 


LIST  of  The  Various  Records  referred  to  by  Ayloffe  in 
the  ensuing  Calendar,  together  with  their  present  references. 

Ayloffe's  reference.  Modern  reference. 

Book  of  Patents,  Chas.  II.  =  Division  xi.  {third  numbers)  No.  26. 
Cartes  Regum  =      „       „  {first      „)  Nos.  i  &  2. 


1  Division  xi.  {ffth  numbers)  No.  4. — Ed. 

2  This  entry  appears  under  the  heading  of,—"  Orders  concerning  the 
Infringing  of  the  Libertyes  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  in  divers  Countyes." 
-Ed. 


GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


295 


Ayloffe's  reference. 
Kallendar  of  Leases  = 
Lib,  Ric.  II. 

„    Hen.  IV.i 

»>    4»  ») 

„    I,  2,  &c.  Hen.  V.  : 

„    2  Hen.  VI. 

„    Edw.  IV. 

„    18,  19  Edw.  IV. 

„    Acts,  Hen.  VII. 

„    Com.  Hen.  VIII.  : 

„  Eliz. 
„    Irrott.  : 
„    Pa^.  Hen.  VII. 
„      „    Hen.  VIII. 
„      „    Edw.  VI. 

„  Edw.VI.-Mary: 
„      „  i3toendofEliz.: 
„   Reg-,  de divers  Mane?' 
Warr.  Hen.  V. 


Modern  reference. 
Division  xxxiii.  No.  30. 

„      xi.  {^rst  numbers)  No.  14. 

„  Nos.  15&16. 
„  No.  16, 

No.  17. 
No.  18. 
„  No.  19. 

No.  19. 

Not  identified.2 
Division  xi.  {fifth  numbers)  No.  i. 

»  »  No.  4, 

»       »  {fi^st  numbers)  No.  25. 

„  No.  21. 

„  No.  22. 

No.  23. 
No.  23. 

„  ^  fifth  7tumbers)  No.  5- 
„  {first  numbers)  No.  12.^ 
„  {first  numbers)  No.  17. 


Z/^.  /m/.  signifies  Liber prcedictus. 


^  Ayloffe's  references  to  the  two  Registers  for  this  reign  are  some- 
what confusing  ;  the  shortest  way  is  to  try  the  various  paginations  of  the 
two  volumes  in  the  first  instance,  and  in  the  event  of  this  failing,  to  refer 
to  the  modern  Calendar  in  Division  xxxiii.  {Calendars  and  Indices)^ 
No.  2S.— Ed. 

2  On  page  20  of  the  App.  to  the  30th  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper 
this  Liber  Actorum  Ducatus  Lancastrice,  tempore  Hen.  VII.  is  referred 
to,  and  it  is  stated,  that  the  volume  "  is  not  at  present  known  to  exist." 
—Ed. 

'  At  the  end  of  the  volume  there  is  a  note  to  this  effect : — "  This 
Book  was  delivered  unto  me  the  Fryday  being  the  6  of  Maye  A""  1586  et 
A°  Une  Reg'  nunc  xxviij°  by  S""  Gilbert  Gerrard,  Knight,  M""  of  the  Rolles, 
all  the  leaves  before  9  of  the  booke  then  lacking." 


"  Per  me,  W.  TusSER." 


296 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Ayloffe's  reference. 

Modern  reference. 

Rot.  I  Edw.  IV. 

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20  Hen.  VL  =  Division  xxv. 


Y.  2' 


1  This  roll  is  endorsed  Pat."  only,  though  it  belongs  to  the  Pat. 
5r»  WarrP  group. — Ed. 

2  There  is  also  a  Roll  of  Warrants  for  the  eleventh  year  of  Ed- 
ward IV.,  the  reference  to  which  is, — Division  xxv.  A.  14. — Ed. 

■  These  rolls  also  contain  Patents,  Warrants,  Grants,  Commissions, 
and  Presentations.—^^. 


—    »  2^ 


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2^ 


2g. 


2\ 


"  GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692."  297 

Ayloffe's  reference.  Modem  reference. 

Ro^.  Leases  21  Hen.  VI.  =  Division  xxv.   —  Y.  2^ 

22         „  =  „  _    „  2«. 

23 
24 
25 
26 

27 

28 

29  »  = 

30  = 
31 
32 

33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 

19-38-2 

„    Presentations  19-39 
„    Indentures  19-38 
Reg'  Hen.  IV.  Ltd.  4°. 
Roll  or  Bundle  marked  "  14 


=  Div.  xi.  (ist  numbers)  No. 
=    „  xxv.  Bundle  A.  No, 
Rot.  Quo  Warranto  marked  "  16"  =  Div.  xxv.  Bundle  F.  No. 

Rot.  pred.  signifies  Rotulus  prcedictus. 


2™. 
2°. 

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3^ 
16. 

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37. 


'  Two  rolls  :  the  first,  dated  24  Hen.  VL,  has  11  membranes  and 
contains  Leases  ;  the  second,  of  4  membranes,  contains  Grants  of  Manors, 
&c.,  for  the  years  22,  23,  and  24  Hen.  VI. — Ed. 

2  AylofFe  refers  to  this  Roll  as,  "Rot.  Leases.  Hen.  6,  par. — ." 
—Ed. 

^  There  are  two  rolls  for  this  number.  They  contain  very  curious 
and  exhaustive  Inventories  of  the  muniments  of  Henry  de  Lacy,  Earl 
of  Lincoln.  From  a  cursory  examination,  they  appear  to  be  of  consider- 
able interest,  being  similar  in  their  character  to  the  valuable  Kalendars 
and  Inventories  of  the  Exchequer  edited  by  Sir  Francis  Palgrave  for  the 
Record  Commission. — Ed. 


298  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


[/m/i66.] 

Sin  flCCOUnt  of  all  or  most  of  the  Grants  in  Fee,  and 
other  things/  from  the  first  of  Edward  the  Fourth  to 
the  end  of  the  Reign  of  Queen  Mary,  digested  into 
Counties  ;  as  also,  from  the  time  of  John,  Duke  OF  LAN- 
CASTER, to  the  end  of  HENRY  VI.,  which  was  collected 
afterwards. 

CHESTER. 


[l^mrg,  IBulte  of 
5Lancaster] 


[Conglcton  (^aol] 


[l^tcfjarlr,  IBuke  of 
6loucestEr] 


[i^ortl)b)ooti  Park] 


The  Lands  of  one  Tabley,  a  felon,  granted 
in  fee  to  Peter  Danyell.  [Lid.  Pat.  Edw.  6, 
fol.  149.] 

It  was  found  by  Inquisition  that  Henry, 
Duke  of  Lancaster,  in  34  Edw.  III.,  was 
seized,  in  right  of  the  Duchy,  of  the  Mannors 
of  Budeston,  Kelsall,  Denham  Massy,  Al- 
teryngham,  and  Hale,  parcell  of  Halton, 
\Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  J,  fol.  41.] 

A  warrant  to  rectifie  the  abuses  in  the 
River  of  Mercy [Rot.  Warr.  16  Edw.  4, 
Nos.  22,  24.] 

Money  allowed  to  build  a  Goale  in  the 
Burrough  of  Congleton.  [Rot.  Pat.  et  Warr. 
17-18  Edw.  4,  No.  19.] 

The  recytall  of  a  Grant  to  Richard,  Duke 
of  Gloucester,  of  divers  mannors  in  the 
Countyes  of  Chester  and  Lancaster.  [Rot. 
Warr.  9  Edw.  4,  No.  22.] 

The  privileges  of  Chester.  [Lib.  Hen.  4, 
CartcB  Regum^  fol.  24  ^ 

The  herbage  of  the  Parke  of  Northwood 
lett  by  lease.  [Rot.  Leases,^  Hen.  6^  par.  31 ; 
Rot.  37  Hen.  6,  par.  9  ;  Rot.  39  Hen.  6,  par.  2.] 


^  Ayloffe  adds,— "  which  are  at  present  to  be  found  in  the  Office, 
being  1690." — Ed. 

2  Also,  as  to  the  destruction  of  the  "  frigh  of  samon,"  by  improper 
nets,  in  the  Rible.— 

'  Division  xi.  {first  nujnbers)  No.  12. — Ed. 

*  Division  xxv.— Y.  3*.  (Roll  of  Leases,  19-38  Hen.  \l.)—Ed. 


GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


299 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 


[i^iber  ©aan] 


[Congletatt  ilEtll] 


[leaf  172.] 
Eancaster  ^obn' 


[.Supersclfeas] 

Burg  Coiuit 
Eobines  Bridge 


Sessions  anti 
Counts  Courts 


Butler's  '^i^x^xzt 


[=SeaI  for  tfje  statute 
lEcrcljaitt] 


Concerning  the  course  of  the  River  Daan 
by  Congleton.  \Rot.  21  Hen.  6,  par.  45  ;  Vide 
Rot.  24  Hen.  6, par.  74;        29  Hen.  6, par.  1 1.] 

Congleton  Mill  granted  to  the  Mayor 
there  ;  and  for  the  hindring  other  Mills  from 
taking  the  Soake.    \Rot.  30  Hen.  6  par.  23.] 

LANCASTER. 

A  Burgage  in  the  Towne  of  Lancaster 
granted  to  John  White  in  tayle.  \Rot.  i  Edw. 
4,  No.  50.] 

A  supersedeas  to  the  Justices  at  Lancaster 
upon  an  Inditement.  {Rot.  5  Edw.  4  No.  131.] 

This   proceeding  is   very  frequent   in  severall 
Reignes.    \Rot.  Warr.  8  Edw.  4,  No.  31.] 

Two  Fayres  and  a  Markett  in  the  Towne 
of  Bury  granted  to  Thomas  Pilkington  and 
his  heyres.    {Rot.  6  Edw.  4,  No.  19.] 

An  Hermitage  granted  to  Johannes  a 
Fortune  att  Lownes  Bridge,  to  collect  such 
Alms  as  should  be  given,  and  to  be  for  the 
support  of  the  said  bridge.  {Rot.  12  Edw.  4, 
No.  II.] 

The  Office  of  Cryer  of  all  Sessions  and 
Courts  in  the  County  of  Lancaster  granted 
to  Thomas  Bolron.    {Rot.  13  Edw.  4,  No.  i.] 

This  office  constantly  granted  till  Car.  I. 

The  Pedigree  and  Estate  of  the  Butlers 
recyted  in  a  writt  of  Enquiry.  {Rot.  14 
Edw.  4,  No.  37.] 

A  Patent  for  the  Keepeing  the  lesser  parte 
of  the  Scale  for  the  Statute  Merchant  in  the 
Towne  of  Wyggan.  {Rot.  Pat.  16  Edw.  4, 
No.  5.] 

This  has  been  constantly  granted,  and  the  last 


^  The  marginal  notes  are  principally  modern  additions  to  Ayloffe's 
manuscript. — Ed. 


300  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  (continued). 


IHtrseg  ant  2£ltbl)Ie 


^atnt  JKarg, 
l^reston 


SISEarrmgton  Brttrgc 
ILancaster  IHagor 
JFuIlbioolr  iForest 

[IBeepe  Carr] 
[leaf  172^.] 


ISoUatttJ  .SlattbDnu 


grant  was  about  the  ysare  1660,  to  one  John 
Anderton,  during  pleasure,  who  dyed  in  the 
latter  end  of  the  Reigne  of  Charles  the  Second, 
since  which  tyme  it  hathe  layne  voyd  (it  being 
now  1690),  and  it  is  probable  the  office  wilbe 
lost. 

A  warrant  to  rectifie  abuses  in  the  Rivers 
of  Mercy  and  Ribble.  [Rot.  Warr.  16 
Edw.  4,  Nos.  22,  24.] 

An  Injunction  to  the  Deane  of  the  College 
of  Leicester  not  to  trouble  the  Incumbent  of 
the  Free  Chappell  of  Saint  Mary  by  Preston 
in  Amounderness  concerning  Tythe.  \Rot. 
5  Edw.  4,  No.  96.] 

Twenty  Pounds  allowed  towards  the 
makcing  of  Warrington  Bridge.  [Lib.  Edw. 
AJoI.  67.] 

A  Command  that  the  former  Mayor  of 
Lancaster   continue   another  yeare.  [Lib. 

pred.Jol.^S-] 

A  Commission  to  enquire  of  the  right  of 

Common  claymed  by  the   Corporation  of 

Preston  in  the  Forest  of  Full  wood.  [Lib. 
pred.,ff.g%  128.] 

Concerning  a  place  called  Deepe  Carr. 
[Lib.  3  Hen.  4,fol.  93.] 

A  grant  to  Thomas  Mollineux,  Esq.,  in 
tayle  male,  of  the  Mannor  of  Ulneswalton, 
the  Moyety  of  the  Mannors  of  Eccleston, 
Leyland,  Hesken,  and  Kellermergh,  400 
acres  of  More  in  Fullwood,  Penwortham 
Moss,  the  herbage  of  the  parke  of  Croxtath  ; 
100/.  with  a  nomine  poence^  and  to  distrayne 
for  the  same  as  well  in  the  said  lands  as  in 
his  other  lands.  [Lib.  Edw.  4  pred.^  ff.  20, 
21,  bis^ 

A  Decree  for  the  Abbott  of  Whalley  to 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


301 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

have  Tyth  in  Bolland  against  the  parson  of 
Slaitborne.    [Lib.  pred.,  fol.  28.] 

Colne  antJ  Burnleg       A  proclamation  to  grind   at  Coin  and 
»lls  Burnley  Mills,  and  not  at  Wolfenden  Mill. 

{Lib.  pred.,  fol.  107,  b?\ 

©arkoflBerbg  A  grant  of  40/.  per  annum  to  the  Earl  of 

Derby,  for  ever,  out  of  the  Mannor  of  West- 
derbyshire,  upon  his  surrender  of  a  grant  of 
20/.  per  annum  out  of  the  Countyes  of 
Nottingham  and  Derby.  \Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  7, 
fol.  25.] 

[©remfjall]  A  Licence  to  the  Earl  of  Derby  to  fortifie 

his  house,  called  Greenhall,  in  the  parish  of 
Garstang,  and  to  imparke  his  Lands.  \Lib. 
pred.,  fol.  25.] 

Sljbot  of  JFtirnes         Divers  privileges  granted  to  the  Abbot  of 
IPriJjiIcUgcs  Furnes.    \Lib.  pred.,  fol.  26.    Vide  Coucher 

de  Fournes}  ff.  46  b,  b,  62  etc.  {old  figiire), 
70,  72,  78,  85.  Vide  Lib.  Warr.  Hen.  N.,ff. 
39^3:,  Zoa?^ 

[JFarrinflton  ®rant]  A  grant  to  Henry  Farrington  and  William 
his  sonn,  in  fee-farme,  of  the  Mannors  of 
Oswalton,  Eccleston,  Heskyn,  Layland,  Kel- 
lermergh,  and  the  Turbary  of  Penwortham. 
Rent  9/.  93-.  3<3f.    {Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  8,^33,110.] 

aJSfjalleg  A  Licence  to  John  Townley,  Knight,  to 

imparke  all  his  lands  in  Whalley.  {Lib.  Pat. 
Hen.  ZJol.  36.] 

aHgersiaU  A  pasture  called  Ackenclough  in  Bleasdale 

at  \os.  per  annum  for  finding  a  chaplayne  in 
Wyersdale,  quamdiu,  &c.  {Lib.  pred.,  foL  41.] 
CUtfjeroiu  Two  Faires  in  Clitherow.  {Lib.  pred.,foL  43.] 

fHitJiltngton  The  grant  of  a  Court  Leet  and  Warren  in 

[imiMlcton]        Middlington  to  Richard  Ashton,  Esq.  {Lib. 
pred.,  fol.  63.] 

[^mJjulton]  A  grant  of  twenty  acres  of  land  in  Brent- 


^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  3. — Ed. 


302  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

lach,  in  the  Towne  of  Penhulton,  to  Robert 
Longley.     [Lib.  pfed.,fol.  209.] 
[ffl^omsfjcati  anti  Burs=    The  Prioryes  of  Conishead  and  Burscough 
cougfj  ^^riorics]     et  al.  granted  to  Sir  WiUiam  Pagett  in  fee- 
farme.    {Lib.  Pat.  Ed.  6-Maiy,fol.  10.] 
[©cclcstoit  anti  The  Mannors  of  Eccleston,  [and  Hejskyn 

Ji^eskgn]  granted  to  [William]  Fleetwood  [and  Jane 

his  wife].  [Lib.  Pat.  13  to  end  of  Eliz.,fol.  115.] 

[/^^/i73.] 

[^ntijong  Brokinc]  Ulneswalton  Mannor,  Leyland,  Kellar- 
margh,  &c. ;  turbary  in  Penwortham,  and 
lands,  parcell  of  Cockersand  Abbie,  granted 
in  fee  simple  to  Anthony  Browne.  \Lib. 
Edw.  6,  fol.  70  b?^ 

[Eatfjgrsme  ^^arit]  Lathgryme  Parke  disparked.  {Lib.  pred., 
fol.  136^.] 

?3is!)op  0f  Cfjestcr  The  Rectoryes  of  Childwall,  Cartmell  and 
Garstang-hall,  granted  to  the  Bishop  of 
Chester.    {Lib.  pi^ed.,  fol.  247.] 

JTamiDortl}  A  stipend  of  3/.  12^-.  \o\d.  granted  to  John 

Walbanck,  Curate  in  the  Chappell  of  Farn- 
worth.  Habendum  qnarndiu  etc.  {Lib.  pred., 
fol.  285.] 

TOiniDicfe  The   Tyth   of  Corne,  graine,  flax,  and 

hempe  in  the  parish  of  Winwick,  granted  by 
the  parson  and  patron  (being  the  Earl  of 
Derby)  to  John  Holcroft,  for  ever,  at  lol. per 
annum.  Dated,  20  March,  30  Hen.  8.  {Lib. 
Pat.  Hen.  ^,fol.  246.] 

©rmsMrk  The  Vicaridge  of  Ormskirk  granted  for 

ever.    {Lib. pred.^  fol.  245.] 

JSonnum  JHanoT  The  Mannor  of  Dounnum  [Downham] 
granted  to  John  de  Dyneley  and  the  heyres 
of  his  body,  by  Henry,  Duke  of  Lancaster. 
{This  Roll  is  bound  up  with  the  Roll  of  Henry  ^ 
Duke  of  Lancaster,  marked  No.  2.]  ^ 


1  Now,  Division  xxv. — A.  2''.,  No.  6  dorse.  5^<?the  Deputy- Keeper's 
32nd  Report,  App.  i.,  p.  333  .—Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


303 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 


Sittgerton  iJHoss 

\leaf  267.] 
JFurnfts  JTtsfjing 


ILiijcrtses  of  tf)^ 
f^mants,  in 
tfje  l^onor  of 

aSEreck  in 

IHanttor  of 
IBotinijam 


38aIL  IJE  38Iackborne 
6rant  to  ikfi 
abbot  of 
amfjalleg 


CIEscfjeate  ILanUs 
grantcU 


Concerning  the  grants  thereof  to  Furnes. 
[Vide  Coucher  of  Furnes^  jf.  126,  129,  &c.] 

The  Abbot  of  Furneis  had  power  to  fish 
in  the  water  of  Windermere,  and  in  Thurstan 
water.  \Coucher  de  Furneis }  Z///^,  Ulverston 
{the  beginning  of  the  leaf  is  torn),  ff.  137, 
138,  152.] 

Carta  Libertatis  concess.  militibus,  Thengis, 
et  omnibus  Hb[e]ris  tenentibus  infra  Honorem 
Lancastr.  [Lib.  Hen.  4 — in  a  parchment  affixt 
to  the  first  leaf  of  the  Booke.]  ^ 

Furneis,  Cartmell,  &c.  [Vide  Lib.  Registr. 
de  divers.  Maner.  &c,  fol.  98 

Forty  Acres,  parcell  of  the  Wasts  of  the 
Mannor  of  Dounham,  granted  to  Henry 
Dyneley  and  his  heyres  at  \d.  the  Acre. 
[Lib.  Ric.  2,^  45,  106,  118  ;  and  in  foL  2,7  b. 
the  grant  of  the  Mannor.'] 

Concerning  the  Grant  of  the  Bailiwick  of 
Blackborneshire  with  the  profitts  to  the 
Abbott  of  Whalley,  &c.  [Booke  of  Orders 
Fdw.  4,^  158^,  160^.]  Vide  Reg""  Hen.  /\., 
Lib.  /^^  fol.  ^2  a,  bis;  where  amongst  other 
things  it  is  exprest  that  the  Abby  was 
within  the  patronage  of  the  Duchy  of  Lan- 
caster.   [Vide  Lib.  9  Hen.     ff.  17,  52.] 

A  grant  to  Sir  John  Stanley,  and  the 
heyres  of  his  body,  of  the  Lands  of  John 
Purser  of  Lancaster,  which  came  to  the  King 
by  Escheate.    [Lib.  3  Hen.  4.,  fol  74  a.] 

Concerning  the  building  a  new  Mill  in  the 
Lordshipp  of  Bolland  for  the  ease  of  the 
Tennants.    [Lib.  4  Hen.  4,  fol  25  a.] 


^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  3. — Ed, 
2  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  3. — Ed. 
^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  12. — Ed. 
^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  No.  id.-  Ed. 


304  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 


®oakr  of  Eancastcr 


HHajor  Ham. 
CTommon 


.SalforH 


\leaf  267, 

Brinlaslj 
ILancaster  iSritige 


Savock  Mill  granted  in  Farme  for  life. 
\Lib.  4  Hen.  4,fol.  46  d.] 

Penwortham  Moss  lett  at  3/.  4^.  'per 
annum.  \Lib.  4  Hen.  4.,  fol.  62  b  ;  concerning 
the  office  of  Bailiff  there?\ 

The  of¥ice  of  Goaler  of  Lancaster  Castle. 
{Lib.  4  Hen.  4,  fol  61  b.  Vide  Lib.  Pat. 
Edw.  6,  &c.  fol.  22Sa.  Draft  of  Pat}  29 
Eliz. ;  Draft  of  Pat}  14  fac?\ 

A  Lease  of  a  Mill  in  Fullwood,  called 
Savok  Mill,  to  Thomas  Warburton.  {Lib. 
5  Hen.  A,  fol.  34 

Severall  Burgages  and  other  things  in  the 
Towne  of  Lancaster  granted  to  William 
Elmesall.  {Lib.  i,  2,  &c.  Hen.  5,  fol. 
20.] 

A  complaint  of  the  Mayor  of  Lancaster 
concerning  a  parcell  of  Land  neere  the 
Towne,  called  Deepe  Carr.  {Lib.  Warr. 
Hen.  I,  fol  18 

Concerning  the  Libertyes  of  Furneis.  {Lib. 
Warr.  Hen.  S,foL  39^.] 

The  Mayor,  &c.  of  Lancaster  to  have  Free 
Common  in  Quernmore.  {Lib.  2  Hen.  6,  fol. 
20  b.] 

Lands  in  Salford,  called  Owtelands,  granted 
by  lease  ;  rent,  6s.  Sd.  {Rot.  Leases  Hen.  6, 
par.  44.]  2 

The  Fishing  in  Rible  granted  by  lease. 
{Rot.  Leases  Hen.  6,  paragr.  104.]  ^ 

Brinlach  in  Penhulton  and  the  wast  there 
granted  by  lease.    {Rot.  pred.,  par.  no.] 

Concerning  the  repaire  of  Lancaster  Bridge. 
{Rot.  21  Hen.  6,  par  84,  85.] 


^  Division  xiii. — Ed. 

2  Div.  XXV.— Y.  3«.  (19-38  Hen.  Yl.).-Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued), 
Cgtfjfs  Concerning  Tythes  belonging  to  the  Abbot 

of  Whalley.  \Rot.  22  Hen,  6,  par.  iii, 
113.] 

13rfscott  aiiljotosDn  The  advowson  of  the  Church  of  Prestecote 
granted  to  King's  College  in  Cambridge. 
{Rot,  23  Hen,  6,  par.  22.]  Concerning  a 
deodand  there.    \Lib.  18,  19,  &c,  Edw,  4,fol. 

84^.] 

^Tofenlcg  The  Mannor  of  Townley  held  of  the  Duchy. 

[Rot,  24  Hen,  6,  par,  21.] 

floUmcui  The  office  of  Master  Forester  of  the  Forests 

and  Parkes  in  the  Wappentake  of  West- 
derbyshire  and  Steward  of  the  said  Wappen- 
take, and  also  of  Salford,  and  Constable  of 
the  Castle  of  Liverpoole  ;  granted  to  Sir 
Richard  Mollineux  and  the  heyres  of  his 
body.  {Rot,  2/\.  Hen,  6,  par,  ^2.  Vide  Registr. 
Ric.  %fol-  9  ^,  b-l 

(irierlt  of  tfie  Statutes  Concerning  the  Office  of  Clerke  of  the 
Statutes  in  Preston  and  Lancaster.  {Rot, 
30  Hen,  6, par.  5.] 

dToronors  Concerning  election  of  Coronors  in  the 

County  of  Lancaster.  {Lid.  4  Hen.  4,ff. 
_^  13^,62.] 

Abbott  of  2!2EfjaUfu  Lands,  &c.  granted  to  the  Abbott  of 
Whalley.    {Rot.  25  Hen.  6,  par.  7.] 

©uernmorc  A  warrant  for  keeping  Swainmoot  Courts 

and  other  Courts  there.  {Lid.  18,  19,  &e., 
Edw.  4,  fol.  42 

©uo  bjarranto  A    quo    warranto    to  all    that  clay  me 

Libertyes    [in  the  County  of  Lancaster]. 

{Lib,  pred.,  fol.  97 
JTuIliDoolj  [jforcst]       Concerning  Common  there  claymed  by 

the  Tennants  of  Preston,  with  the  Bounds. 

{Lib,  Edzv,  4.,  fol.  128.] 
^tt\itx  WSi^txMt       An  Account  of  the  Tennants  of  the  said 

Mannor  and  their  Rents  and  their  Common 
X 


3o6 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

allotted  them,  and  who  did  accept  and  [who] 
did  not.^ 


Divers  Claymes  allowed 

viz. 


n  a  Quo  warranto, 


*-The  Abbott  of  Furnes  for  several  privi- 
ledges. 

*  The  Towne  of  Wiggan. 

The  Prior  of  Burscough  for  a  Markett,  &c. 
in  Ormskirk. 

*  Prior  Dunolm,  for  Wreck  of  Sea  in 
Lytham. 

The  Prior  of  Saint  John  of  Jerusalem — his 
clayme  of  divers  priviledges  in  many  Townes. 

*  The  Clayme  of  Henry  de  Lacy. 
The  Town  of  Liverpoole. 

^  Blundell  for  wreck  in  Ayn  [Aymilnes- 
dale]. 

*  Vill.  de  Lane. 
Vill.  de  Preston. 

William  Botiller's  clayme  of  Markett  and 
Faire  in  Sonkey,  Penkyth,  Weryngton,  and 
Laton  ;  and  Wreck  in  Werington  and  Laton. 

The  Towne  of  Preston;  clayme  of  Markett, 
et  al. 

Abbas  de  Valle  Regali  ;  clayme  of  Markett, 
&c.  in  the  Mannor  of  Kirkham. 

The  Abbott  of  Furnes  claymes  the  Fishing 
in  Loyne. 

The  Bailiff,  &c.  of  Preston  clayme  fishing  in 
Ribble. 


1  Div.  XXV.— E.  d^—Ed. 

*  Fuller  abstracts  of  the  items  to  which  a  star  (*)  is  prefixed,  are 
given  under  the  heading  of  "County  Placita"  in  the  present  volume. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


307 


Divers  Claims  {continued). 


The  Clayme  of  a  Markett  et  al.  in  Warton 
and  Garstang. 

*  The  Clayme  of  a  Markett  in  Egrum  [or 
Ergum]  and  a  Faire  in  Horneby  et  al. 

*The  Prior  of  Kertmell  claymes  divers 
priviledges. 

Newton  ;  a  Market  and  Faire  claymed  by 
Byron  et  al. 

The  Abbot  of  Cockersand  ;  his  claymes. 

Roger  de  War  [la  Warre]^  his  clayme 
concerning  the  Market  et  al  in  Manchester, 
and  other  places  adjoining. 

[There  is  in  the  same  Roll  divers  other 
claymes.  (See  also  Orders,  Lib.  i  Hen.  7, 
fol.  43,  divers  claymes  in  Com.  Lane.) 
This  Roll  is  marked  "  14."]  ^ 


^  See  the  Appendix  to  the  32nd  Report  of  the  Deputy- Keeper,  p.  339, 
No.  S9'—Ed. 

2  The  roll,  F.  37,  in  Division  xxv.  of  the  Duchy  records,  seems  to  be 
referred  to  ;  if  so,  it  would  appear  that  some  of  the  Quo  Warra7tto  mem- 
branes are  now  wanting.  The  roll  was  originally  marked  "16,"  not  "14" 
as  given  by  Ayloffe  above,  inasmuch  as,  in  an  old  class-list  provided  in 
"  Great  Ayloffe,"  the  two  rolls  are  distinctly  described  thus  : — No.  14. — 
"  Two  rolls  of  Evidences  found  in  the  Castle  of  Pontefract,"  relating  to 
Henry  de  Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln  ;  No.  16. — "  One  Roll  of  r.  r.  E.  /.,  20, 
of  Quo  Warranto,  of  divers  things  in  the  County  of  Lane,  with  severall 
Claymes  and  Allowances."  There  can,  therefore,  be  no  doubt  that  the 
roll  marked  "16"  is  the  one  of  which  Ayloffe  furnishes  the  above 
abstract.  These  Claims  are  printed  in  exte7iso  in  the  Placiia  de  Quo 
Warrafifo,  pp.  369-388,  from  a  duplicate  among  the  Assize  Rolls  of  the 


Queen's  Bench  (Crown  Side),  No.  3  >  10  {see  pp.  149-150,  ante). — Ed. 


3  On  leaf  89  b,  Ayloffe  gives  the  following  :— To  Sir  Richard 
MOLLINEUX  (10  July,  27  Eliz.).— Cheife  Forester  in  West  Derbyshire, 
and  Steward  there,  and  in  Salfordshire  ;  and  Constable  of  Liverpoole. 
[See  the  "  Index  to  Grants  in  Fee"  (Div.  xxxiii.  No.  27),  fo.  105,  where 
the  references  are  given  as,— 24  Hen.  VL,  p.  52  ;  Richard  IH.,  fo.  9  ; 
and  37  Eliz.    See  marginal  reference  "  Mollineux  "  on  p.  305,  ante. — Ed.'] 


[leaf  274:] 


A  grant  to  Richard  Mollineux  the  father 


M 


X  2 


3o8 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

and  Richard  the  sonne,  and  their  heyres 
male,  of  the  Stewardshipps  of  West  Derby 
and  Salford,  and  Constable  of  the  Castle  of 
Liverpoole  and  Master  Forester  of  West 
Derby.  \In  a  little  booke  in  paper,  temp. 
Hen.  8,  fol.  5.  "  This  booke  lyes  with  the 
Booke  of  Patents  Hen.  8;  qy.  if  this  be  not 
also  entred  in  the  said  Booke."] 

SallarotolljcSustirfs    A  warrant  from  the  Chancellor  to  allow 
of  assise  the  Justices  of  Assize  40  marks  yearly.  {Lib. 

Pat.  Edw.  6,  &c.,fol.  28  b.] 

W!B,xak  To  enquire  for  wrecks  et  al.  in  the  River 

of  Mercy.    {Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  Z,ff.  96,  102 

i^ibcrfRcrcg  The  Steward  of  Halton  to  regulate  the 

weares  in  the  River  of  Mercy  from  Fresh- 
poole  to  Thelwall,  that  a  boate  of  eight  oares, 
every  oare  being  8  foote  without  the  boate, 
may  pass  at  low  water  ;  and  also  to  regulate 
the  netts  there.  {Rot.  IVarr.  16  Edw.  4, 
No.  22.] 

Hifaer  2^iliblc  The   like   for   Ribble   from  Tethum  to 

Preston.    {Rot.  pred.,  No.  24.] 
Bailtokfe  of  Ec^Ianli     The  Bailiwick  of  Leylandshire  and  Amoun- 
anti  ^moimtiErncss  derness  in  fee  by  reason  [of  grants]  of  the 

Mannors  of  Chorley  and  of  Little  Singleton. 

{Rot.  pred.,  Nos.  26,  27.] 
istnigljts  of  lljc  ^Iji'rf     King   Henry   the    Seventh    named  the 

Knights  of  the  Shire  to  serve  in  Parliament. 

{Lib.  Acts,  Hen.  7,  fol.  22()b.    See  also  the 

Roll  of  John,  Duke  of  Lancaster,  from  the 

1st  to  the  1 2th  year  of  his  Regality.^] 
I^oms  of  <Spfd>         Sir  William  Norres  of  Speck  holdeth  lands 

in  the  Manner  of  Walton  of  the  Prior  of 

Saint  John  of  Jerusalem.    {Lib.  Acts,  Hen.  7, 

fol  21  y  a.] 


^  Division  xxv. — A.  6.  See  the  Calendar  of  this  Roll  in  App.  i.  to 
32nd  Report  of  the  Deputy- Keeper,  pp.  348-365. — /sV. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


309 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 


3[tt  ^ncfjorite 


%  prisoner 

{leaf  274, 
[Com.  IBerbg] 


A  patent  for  makeing  an  Anchorite  in  the 
Church  of  Whalley.    \Rot.  i  Edw.  4,  No.  83.] 

Ralph  Hide  not  to  be  put  in  Assize  during 
Hfe  against  his  will.    \Rot.  6  Edzv.  4,  No.  20.] 

A  prisoner  to  be  brought  up  from  Lan- 
caster.   \Lib.  Com.  Hen.  S,fol.  78.] 

Decree  inter  Harrington  and  Com.  Derby 
concerning  the  moyety  of  the  Mannors  of: — 


Balderston 

Mellur 

Bretherton 

Thornton 

Holmes 

Singleton 

Little  Elliswicke 

Dylworth 

Whittingdon 

Woodplumpton 

Farrington 


Frekylton 

Hamulton 

Preston 

Haughton 

Rybulton 

Broughton 

Cloughton 

Lancastre 

Goosener 

Croston 

Hotholme 


[2.  Lib.  Acts,  Hen.  7,  fol.  206  b. 
I.  Rot.  Pat.  14  Edw.  4,  No.  37.^] 
[Ittcpcr  of  tfjc  .Seal]     The  office  of  Keeper  of  the  Seale  of  the 
Statutes  in  Preston  and  Lancaster.    [Rot.  30 
Hen.  6,  No.  5.] 

The  water  of  Kibble  lett  in  farme.  \_Rot. 
Indent.,  i,  2,  &c.  Edw.  4,  No.  26.]^ 

Concerning  9J  quarters  of  Breade  Corne 
called  Mill  Mole  wheate  to  be  taken  of  the 
Tenants  of  Creton.  [Rot.  i  Edw.  4,  No.  iii.] 
The  lands,  called  the  Intaks,  Erles  meadow, 
Little  Meadow,  Little  Mersh,  lands  called 
Scole  Maister  Feild,  a  Close  called  Bircheley 
Carre,  granted  to  Barwick  &  Baner  for  life. 
[Rot.  3  Edw.  4,  No.  46.] 


Crrtott 


i3fn&jortf)am  fHanor 
(parccU) 


Division  xxv. — X.  14  {second portio7i). — Ed. 
Division  xxv.— X.  i,  a  {fourth  portion). — Ed. 


310 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 
CTo  maftc  a  Justice       A  comand  under  the  Duchy  Scale  to  the 
antjlorcmobconc   Chancellor  of  the  County  Palatine,  to  put  a 

Commission  under  the  County  Palatine  Scale 

to  make  a  Justice  of  Peace,  and  for  removeing 

of  a  Justice  of  Peace.     \Lib.  2  Hen.  6,  fol. 

19  a.,  par.  4  et  tilt.'] 
©uartcr  Sessions        The  altering  the  dayes  for  the  Quarter 

Sessions.    \_Lib.  Orders,  10-14  Car.  i.  fol- 

2,2s  a;  per  Curiam^ 
©oalcr  Porter  and  Goaler  of  the  Castle  of  Clitherow. 

\Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  ZJol.  129.] 

[/^«/277  b?[ 

Cfjaplagnc,  ^z,  at       The  Mayor,  &c.  of  Liverpoole  with  the 
2Lib£rpoolc  consent  of  the  Bishop  to  appoynt  a  Chap- 

layne  and  Schoole  Master  there.     \This  as 
apperes  by  the  Kallendar  to  be  amongst  the 
DraiLgJits  of  the  Patents,  7  Eliz^^ 
dlerke  of  tfje  The  Fee  of  the  Clerke  of  the  Estrcates  is 

dHstrcatcs  2/.  6s.  Sd.   [  This  is  also  in  the  place  aforesaid, 

in  the  Bundle  27  Eliz.,  as  appears  by  the  said 
Kallendar.]  ^ 

Bamollisbjtcit  A  Boundary  between  the  Mannor  of  Bar- 

^BounMrg  noldswick  and  Blackborneshire.  [Carte 
Regum^  ff.  71,  72.  See  in  fol.  65  in  the 
same  booke  for  Abbot  of  Kirkstead.] 

JFittfs  in  C^fjanccrjj  Fines  in  the  Chancery  of  the  County  Pala- 
tine granted  by  Lease  for  life  at  20/.  per 
annum  to  John  Dackome,  Chancellor.  [Vide 
Kallendar  of  Leases,  i/^.  fac.]^ 

Efjc  iBisnitg  of  Ifjc  An  Order  that  noe  Cause  above  10/.  value, 
JBucfjS  CTourt  of  either  reall  or  personall,  shalbe  determined 
in  the  County  Palatine  of  Lancaster ;  but  to 
be  heard  before  the  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy 
at  Westminster.    [Booke  of  Orders,'^  20  fac-^ 


^  Division  xiii. — Ed. 

'  Division  xi.  {first  numbers)  Nos.  i  and  2. — Ed. 
'  Division  xxxiii.,  No.  30,  fo.  54  b. — Ed. 
^  Division  v.,  No.  29. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


mxtck  in  fHcrcg 

etal. 


2Libcrpool 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

Car.,  fol.  357.  Vide  Fil.^  Term.  Hill,  i 
(7^xr.  I.] 

A  Commission  to  enquire  of  Wreck  in  the 
streame  of  Mercey.    {Lib.  Pat.  Hen.  8,  fol. 

102.] 

An  Act  of  Parliament  to  Impower  the 
Corporation  of  Leverpoole  to  build  a  Church 
there.  \TJiis  is  affixt  to  the  Booke  of  Pre- 
sentations?^ 2 

A  Court  Roll  or  Extract  of  all  the  Fines, 
with  the  Names  of  the  Tennants,  together 
with  the  quantyties  and  qualityes  of  their 
Lands  as  also  their  respective  Rents,  i  Car.  r. 
[  This  lyes  in  the  Press  No.  1 8,  in  the  Midle 
division,  and  the  Tabb  marked  "  West  Derby!' 
This  is  now  in  the  Bagg  in  the  same 
Press.^] 

SalforU  Four  pounds  2s.  per  anmim  paid  by  John 

IHanor  of  ?^opc    Radcliffe  and  wife  for  the  Mannor  of  Hope. 

[Vide  the  "Ministers'  Accounts"  for  the 
Honour  of  Lancaster,  temp.  Ph.  &  Mary,  or 
any  former  Account  for  the  said  Honour, 
under  the  Title,  "  VVapentag.  de  Salford ; 
Redd.  Assizer'\  ^ 


^  Division  vi. — Ed. 

2  Bound  up  at  the  end  of  Vol.  24  of  Division  xxxiii. — Ed. 

'  This  document  should  be  among  the  Depositions  and  Examinations 
in  Division  iv.  From  a  cross-reference  to  page  12  of  "  Great  Ayloffe," 
it  appears  that  it  was  formerly  No.  13  in  a  Bundle  of  "Certificates  of 
Stewards  relating  to  Customs,  how  the  Tenants  hold  in  their  respective 
Manors  et  at.,  from  the  6'''  to  the  loth  of  K.  James.*'  The  same  bundle 
also  included  : — No.  $' — Honor  of  Halton  ;  No.  6. — Furness  ;  No.  7. — 
Cartmell  ;  No.  8. — Conishead  ;  and  a  Certificate  concerning  the  Custom 
in  Overton,  Skerton,  and  Slyne  Co.  Lane.  The  last-mentioned  document 
is  here  stated  to  be  in  the  bundle  of  Depositions  (Div.  iv.)  for  the  sixth 
year  of  James  I.,  and  is  referred  to  in  the  Index  (Div.  xxxiii.  No.  23) 
under  the  marginal  heading  of    Pro  jRege-i6oS" — Ed. 

^  Division  xxix. — Ed. 


312 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 


i^rcston 


Etbrrpool 


Enobjlcslcg 


Libertyes  of  Preston.  \Inq.  13  Hen.  8 
amongst  the  post  Mortem.'''] 

Henry,  Duke  of  Lancaster,  granted  the 
Toll  to  the  said  Town  for  two  yeares,  and 
then  sett  out  what  was  to  be  taken  for  all 
things  therin  named.  [This  is  in  a  long 
Roll  of  Grants^  in  the  Bundle  of  Grants^  from 
^  to  \o  Hen.  D.  Lane.,  marked  "  3."]  1 


I 


fHancfjfstcr 


Htbcrpoolc 


The  Clayme  of  Thomas  de  Lathum  con- 
cerning the  Parke  of  Knowlesley.  \In  the 
Roll  of  Hen.  Duke  of  Lane.,  at  this  marke  (1^). 
This  Roll  is  within  the  Roll  ab  An7to  5  H.  D. 
Lane,  ad  10,  marked  "  3."]  1 

The  Clayme  of  the  Lord  of  the  Mannor  of 
Manchester  as  to  Toll  et  al,  and  other  places 
adjoining.  [This  is  in  the  Bundle  last- 
mentioned  at  this  marke ^?\^ 

Constable  of  Liverpool  Castle,  Forester  of 
Toxtath,  Croxthath,  Symonds  wood,  and 
West  Derby.  [Lib.  Reg.  fohUy  Duke  of  Lane., 
foL  212,  par.  4.]^ 
Jtes  to  Stetebs,  ^c.  Concerning  the  Fees  of  Stewards  and 
mmmounlicrttcs  other  officers  of  the  Wap.  Court  of  Amoun- 
derness.  [Lib.  16-20  fac.  {pro  Rege),foL  104.]^ 
Held  of  the  Abbie  of  Furness.  [Cowcher 
of  Fumes ^  fol.  80 

The  moiety  of  the  Mannor  of  Ulverston 
(William  de  Cowcey  having  dyed  without 
heire,  19  Edw.  3)  came  by  Escheat  to  the 
King,  who  granted  the  same  to  John  Coup- 
land  for  life ;  and,  after  that,  to  the  Abbot  of 
Furnes.    [Cowcher  of  Fumes  ^  fol.  \^ob?[ 


5Elbcrston 


^  Division  xxv. — A.  3*.— 

2  Division  xi.  {first  numbers),  No.  13. — Ed. 

^  Division  v.  No.  28. — Ed. 

*  Division  xi.  {first  numbers),  No.  3. — Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


Grants  in  Fee,  &c.  {continued). 

Mem. — That  all  the  water  between  Winder- 
mere and  the  sea  is  called  Leven.  \Cowcher 
pred.Jol.  68  b?^ 

^x^x^^it  Roger  de  Orgrave  grants  one  acre  of  land 

for  building  of  a  Mill  thereon  in  Orgrave. 
\Cowcher pred.,fol  90  b.  See  in  the  "  Ministers' 
Accounts  for  Furnes  in  the  tyme  of  Hen.  8, 
Edw.  6,  and  Queen  Mary,  title  '  Furnes ' ;  in 
which  are  particularly  mentioned  the  respec- 
tive rents  that  each  of  the  three  Mills  in 
Orgrave  did  pay.] 

jfutnrs  Return  of  Writts  in  Furnes.  \Cowcher 

pred.y  fol.  47  b.  See  ff.  58,  59 — concerning 
the  priviledges  granted  to  Furnes.] 

6icmpI{fi'cations  A  setlement  by  the  Court  concerning 
Exemplifications  in  the  County  of  Lancaster. 
[Lib.  16-20  Jac.^fol.  411  /  per  Curiam?^ 

%  prcacljcr  at  i^ciaton  A  preacher  at  Newton  to  be  nominated  by 
Mr.  Blackborne  and  his  heyres,  with  20/. 
sallary.    \Lib. pred.^fol.  I'jg ;  per  Ctiriam.'] 

Bouttliarg  A   boundary  between   the  Mannors  of 

Kirby  and  Symondswood.  \_Lib.  II.  Eliz. 
fol.  76.]  2 

Sloto  jTurncs  Tennants  there  to  find  armed  men  for  the 

Queen.    \Fil.  6  Eliz?\ 


Auditor's  Particulars  of  Lands  belonging  to 
Chantries,  &c.  in  Lancashire.    Temp.  Edw.  VL* 

ILancasfjtre  [No.  i.  Stipend  in  Warton  Church, 

efjantrses  2.  Kirkby  Irelath  Chantry. 


^  Division  xxix. — Ed. 

2  Division  v.  No.  28. — Ed. 

^  Division  v.  No.  13. — Ed. 

*  At  leaf  286^,  Ayloffe  gives  a  List  of  a  portion  of  this  Bundle 
(Division  xxv.  U.,  First  Portion)  commencing  with  No.  41.  A  complete 
List  is  now  furnished,  the  portions  added  being  included  between  square 
brackets. —£'<^. 


314 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Particulars  of  Chantry  Lands,  &c.  (conthmed). 

No.  3.  Chantries  of  Katherine,  John,  and 
S*^  Nicholas  in  the  Chapel  of  Liverpool. 
(To  Richard  Mollineux.) 

4.  Chantry  in  Liverpool  Chapel  founded  by- 

Henry,  Duke  of  Lancaster. 

5.  Eccleston  Chantry. 

6.  Sefton  Chantry. 

7.  Croston  Chantry. 

8.  Manchester  College.  Tithes. 

9.  Tithes  in  Moston,  Newton,  Kirkemans- 

hulme,  Cromeshall,  and  Manchester. 

10.  Burscough  Priory.    The  Manor. 

11.  S*  Mary  Magdalen's  Chantry  in  Ormes- 

kirke. 

12.  Eccles  Chantry. 

13.  S*  Michael's  -  on  -  Wyre  Chantry.  (T. 

Butler.) 

14.  Beckwith's  Chantry  in  Manchester. 

15.  Manchester  College.    Tithes  in  Trafford, 

Stratford,  and  Chollerton. 

16.  Chantry  in  Halsall  Church. 

17.  Yerleth.    Parcel  of  Furness  Monastery. 

18.  Beamond  Grange. 

19.  S*^  Michael's-on-Wyre  Chantry. 

20.  Manchester  College.    Tithes  in  Bradford, 

Ardewick,  and  Openshaw. 

21.  Bailie  Chantry  in  Mitton  co.  York. 

22.  Chantry  at  the  House  of  the  late  Friars  in 

Lancaster. 

23.  Chantry  in  HoUingfare  Chapel  in  War- 

rington. 

24.  Chantry  in  Standish  Church. 

25.  Butler's  Chantry  in  Warrington. 

26.  Chantry  in  Halsall  Church  at  the  Altar  of 

S*^  Nicholas. 

27.  S*^  Mary's  Chantry  in  Preston. 

28.  Ribchester  Chantry. 

29.  In  Prestwich. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Particulars  of  Chantry  Lands,  &c.  {continued). 

No.  30.  Chantry  at  the  Altar  of  S*^  John  the 
Baptist  in  Croston. 

31.  Manchester  College.  Tithes  in  Chollerton, 

Barley,  and  Haughende. 

32.  Chantry  of    S*^    Nicholas    in  Standish 

Church. 

33.  Stanley's  Chantry  in  Wynwych. 

34.  Chantry  in  Burnley  Chapel. 

35.  S*  Mary's  Chantry  in  Standish  Church. 

36.  S*  Mary's,  Blackburn ;  Rufforth  Chantry 

in  Croston. 

37.  Rents  and  farms  in  Ruse  and  Rusecote 

called  Tennant-Right. 

38.  Manchester  College.  Tithes  in  Manchester, 

Broughton,  Cheteham,  Chollerton,  Tet- 
lowe,  Duddesbury,  Withington,  Hulme, 
and  Salford. 

39.  Coal-mines  in  Trowden  Forest.  Pasture 

in  Torrisholme  Common.  Singleton 
Chantry.  Chantry  in  Garstang  Church. 
Chantry  in  Blackburn  Church.  Cock- 
hey  Chapel.    Hornby  Chantry. 

40.  Chantry  in  the  Chapel  of  Harwood  in  the 

parish  of  Blackburn.] 

[leaf  2m,  b.] 

41.  Magdalenes  Chappell  nere  Preston. 

42.  Chantry  in  the  Church  of  Preston. 

43.  Townley  Chantry  in  Burnley. 

44.  In  the  New  Chappell  in  Manchester. 

45.  In  Kirkham. 

46.  In  Goosenor  [Goosnargh\ 

47.  In  Edisforth. 

48.  In  Ashton  under  Lyne,  a  Stipend. 

49.  Saint  James,  in  Manchester. 

50.  In  Wynwick.    [Newton  Chapel.] 

51.  In  Blackrood  [Chapel  in  Bolton]. 

52.  In  Wyndle  [Chapel  in  Prescot]. 

53.  Beckinshaw  in  Croston,  [and  a  tenement 


3i6 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Particulars  of  Chantry  Lands,  &c.  {continued). 

in  Preston,  parcel  of  Coll.  of  New-Warke, 
Leicester]. 

No.  54.  Chantryes  of  Silverdale,  Boulton,  and 
Hest. 

55.  In  Clitherow  [Chapel,  in  Whalley]. 

56.  Trafford's  Chantry  in  Manchester. 

57.  Chantry  in  Eccles.    [College  of  Jesus.] 


Charters  et  alia  relating  to  Corporations. 

CHESHIRE. 

The  Charter  of  Henry  de  Lacey  in  the 
Bundle  marked  "  14,"  file  the  2nd,  No.  i.^ 
Vide  Lib.  Irrot.,foL  5  ;  Reg.  R.     fol.  52. 
A  Confirmation.    {Lib.  Com.  Hen.  8, 
#53  79^.] 

Q.  Mary.    Lib.  /.,  Orders^  fol.  204. 
Vide  26  Eliz.  in  the  Bundle  of  Fee 
Farmes.* 


Conglcton 


\leaf  180.] 


C^ofen  of  Slancastcr 


LANCASHIRE. 

Vide  Great  Cowcher,^^  in,  134,  135. 

2  Jac.  I,  in  the  Kallender  of  Fee  Farmes 
marked  "A,"  in fol.  5. 

1 5  Car.  2,  in  the  Booke  intituled  "  Grants 
in  the  Reignes  of  K.  Ja.,  K.  Charles,  &c.," 
in  fol.  192.^ 

36  Car.  2,  in  the  abovesaid  Booke,  fol. 
212  f  and  also  amongst  the  Privy  Seales. 


'  Division  xxv. — A.  9.    Two  rolls  of  Evidences,  found  in  the  Castle 
of  Pontefract,  relating  to  Henry  de  Lacey,  Earl  of  lAncoXn.—  Ed. 
"  Division  xi.  {first  inimbers)^  No.  20. — Ed. 
3  Division  v. — Ed. 

^  Probably  in  Division  xii.  (Privy  Seals,  &c.),  Bundle  \().—Ed. 
°  Division  xi.  {frst  numbers)^  Nos.  i  and  2. — Ed. 
^  Division  xi.  {first  numbers).,  No.  24. — Ed, 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


ilreston 


Charters  to  Corporations  (co^ithmed). 

Priviledges  claymed.  Vide  the  Bundle 
oi  post  Mortems,  13  Hen.  8. 

The  Create  Cowcher,i  ff.  115  131/;, 
132  <7.    Lib.  Com.  Hen.  8,  fol.  102. 

36  Car.  2,  in  the  Booke  intituled  "  Grants 
in  the  Reignes  of  K.  Ja.,  K.  Charles,  &c.," 
fol.  222  ; 2  and  also  amongst  the  Privy 
Seales.^ 

The  Charter  of  K.  John,  marked  "  13."^ 
The  Cowcher  of  Furnes,  #78^,  &c. 
Vide  the  Clayme  in  the  Quo  zuarranto^ 
marked  "  16."^ 

Charter,  29  Charles  2nd  (1677),  amongst 
the  Privy  Seales.^ 

Charter,  i  K.  Ja.  2nd  (1685),  with  the 
Privy  Seales  ;  and  also  in  the  Booke  in- 
tituled, "  Grants,  &c.,  in  the  Reignes  of 
K.  Ja.,  K.  Charles,  &c.,"  fol.  240.^ 

Charter,  7  K.  William  (1695),  with  the 
Privy  Seales  ;^  and  also  in  the  abovesaid 
Booke,  fol.  260.2 

A  grant  that  the  Mayor  be  a  Justice  of 
Peace  in  the  County  of  Lancaster :  in  the 
above-said  Booke, /^?/.  270.^ 

A  Lease  of  the  scite  of  the  Castle  for 
59  yeares.  See  the  Kallender  of  Leases 
8th  of  Queen  Anne.^ 

A  new  Markett  and  Faire.    See  the 
Booke  of  Patents  of  K.  Charles  2nd,  &c., 
fol.  78.*^     See  also  the  Draught  in  the 
bundle  of  Patents,  1709,^  for  all  the  pro- 
^  ceedings  to  that  grant. 

^  Division  xi.  {frst  numbers),  Nos.  i  and  2. — Ed. 
'  Division  xi.  {frsi  7iuinbers),  No.  24. — Ed.. 
^  Division  xii. — Ed.  *  Division  xxv. — B.  13    — Ed. 

^  Division  xxv.  F.  37.    Printed  in  Placita  de  Quo  Waranto. — Ed. 

*  Division  xxxiii.  No.  2>^.—Ed. 
^  Division  xi.  {third  numbers),  No.  26. — Ed. 

*  Division  xiii.,  Bundle  37.    See  also  Div.  xxxiii.,  No.  28,  part  iv. 


3iS 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Charters  to  Corporations  {continued), 
\leaf\Zo  b^ 

(I^rtnslftfrftc  Lib.  de  Burscough,!^  15,  &c. 

ajEuggan  Rot.  Quo  Warranto,  temp.  H.  Duke  of 

Lancaster,  marked  "  16."- 
criiti}croi0  Lib.  Irrott.,  fol.  25.3    Lib.  IIL,  Orders, 

Hen.  Z.fol.  i^oa.'^ 


[leaf  1^2  a ^ 

9[n  acrompt  of  Divers  Claymes  at  the  Iter  for  the 
Fforest  of  Lanc,  in  the  Co.  of  Lanc^  in  the  tyme 
of  E[dvv.]  3.5 

Ranulphus  de  Dacre  claymes  to  him  and 
his  heyres  liberum  parcum  in  Over-Kellett 
[fol.  109].  The  Charter  by  which  he  claymes 
the  same  [fol.  129]. 

The  Clayme  of  the  Prior  of  Lancaster 
[fol.  no].  The  Charters  by  which  he 
claymes  [fol.  I2ga,b;  I30<?]. 

The  Clayme  of  the  Abbott  of  Furnes 
[fol.  no].    The  Charter  is  in  fol.  130^. 

The  Clayme  of  the  Burgesses  of  Lancaster 
[fol  III  b'].  The  4  Charters  by  which,  &c. 
[ff.  134,  135]. 


"  Liber  B,"  fo.  64,  for  a  Grant  of  a  New  Market  and  Fair  (2  June,  1709) 
to  the  Corporation  of  Liverpool ;  also,  the  Grant  of  the  Site  of  the  Castle 
of  Liverpool,  in  perpetuity,  dated  17  July,  lyiZ.— Ed. 
Division  xi.  {frst  numbers),  No.  6. — Ed. 

2  Division  xxv. — F.  37  (?).  But,  Ayloffe's  date  is  incorrect ;  the  roll 
marked  "  16,"  according  to  an  old  list  in  "  Great  Ayloffe,"  is  stated  to  be 
of  the  date  of  20  Edw.  I.  No  doubt,  Henry  de  Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln, 
was  intended. — Ed. 

Division  xi.  {frst  numbers),  No.  25. — Ed. 

^  Division  v. — Ed. 

^  Ayloffe  adds  : — "  In  the  Greate  Coucher  or  Carte  Regtim,  or  y* 
Cowcher  without  Clasps."  This  volume  is  now  in  Division  xi.  {first 
numbers),  No.  i,—Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692.' 


Forest  Claims  {continued). 

(  The  Clayme  of  all  the  ffree  Ten*'  in  the 
fforest  of  Lanc^  [fol.  113^]-  The  2  Charters 
by  which,  &c.  [ff.  133,  134]- 

The  Clayme  of  Richard  de  Kekewich  ef  al. 
in  Bosco  de  Derby  [>/.  114^].  Charter  in 
fol  133^^- 

The  Clayme  of  Rob*  de  Derby  in  the 
woods  of  Derby  [>/.  115  d\.  Charter 
Ifol.  130]. 

The  Clayme  of  the  Burgesses  of  Preston 

115  b\    4  Charters  {_jf.  131,  132]. 
The  Clayme  of  the  Towne  of  Broughton 
IfoL  1 16  3]. 

Criagmes  <      The  Clayme  of  John  Harrington  to  have 

a  ffree  Parke  in  Thornum  and  Cockeram 
IfoL  i\6U\.    Charter  [135  ^ 

Richard  Turbouk  claymes  to  have  2  parks 
in  his  manor  of  Turbouk,  and  ffree  Warren 
\fol.  117  d\. 

The  Clayme  of  the  Abbott  of  Miruvall  to 
the  wood  of  Altcar,  with  the  bounds  [fol. 
117  3  Charters  by  w*^^^  he  claymes,  in 
ff.  132,  133^.1 

Lands  charged  for  repaireing  of  a  Calcie 
neere  the  Parke  of  Myerscough  \^foL  124]. 
The  Clayme  of  Tho  :  de  Wambergh  in  Thor- 
^stansheye  [ff.  i^S,  136].- 


'  "  Query,  if  the  seuerall  Claymes  of  the  Abbotts,  Priors,  and  such- 
like, are  not  now  in  the  Crown  by  reason  they  are  now  desolued." — 
Ayloffe's  Note  on  leaf  1 83  b. 

2  The  following  "  claims  "  may  also  be  noted  here  : — 

(i.)  The  Claims  of  Thomas  Singleton  to  divers  parcels  of  land  in 
Singleton,  &c.  ;  also,  the  claims  of  Ormerod  de  Kellet  to 
the  bailiwick  of  the  wapentake  of  Lonsdale.  [Div.  xxv. — 
F.  No.  5.] 

(2.)  Claims  in  the  Court  of  Halton  before  Thomas  de  Felton, 
Justice  for  the  Earl  of  Chester,  relating  to  the  manor  of 
Halton.    [Div.  xxv.— F.  No.  6.]— Ed. 


320  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


{leaf  265.] 

!3U  arrOUnt  of  the  charters,  and  other  things,  conteyned 
in  a  Canvas  Bagg  in  the  trunk,  marked  "  42."  ^ 

[l^alton  fi^onor]  No.  2.  An  Exemplification  of  divers 
Libertyes  to  the  Honor  of  Halton,  in  the 
County  of  Chester,  by  Ranulphus  Co77t. 
Cestrie,  and  Edvv.  1." 

[JFrrrrrs,  CHarl  of  No.  7.  A  grant  from  Hen.  3  to  Edmund 
Bfrbg]  his  sonn,  of  the  Castles  and  all  the  Lands 

and  Tenements  of  Robert  de  Ferrariis,  late 
Earl  of  Derby.^ 

[l^obcrt  tie  li^ollanti]  No.  8.  An  Exemplification  of  a  Grant 
from  Thomas,  Earl  of  Lancaster,  &c.,  to 
Robert  de  Holland,  of  divers  Lands,  &c., 
viz.:  —  The  Mannor  of  Yoxhale  with  the 
Advowson ;  the  Mannors  of  Tongetwisle 
and  Motteram  in  Longedendale,  with  the 
Advowson  of  Motteram  ;  the  Mannor  of 
Broughton  in  the  County  of  Bucks ;  the 
Mannor  of  Westderby  nere  Liverpoole,  with 
the  demeasnes  of  Croxtath ;  and  the  Mannors 
of  Torisholme  and  Kellett,  with  the  Bailiwick 
of  Lonesdale,  Fournays,  and  Kertmell,  and 
Forester  [ship]  in  Coin.  Lane;  the  Lands  in 
the  Hope  nere  Manchester,  and  the  Baili- 
wick of  Salford  ;  with  a  Release  of  severall 
Mannors  and  Advowsons  in  the  County  of 
Northampton.* 

[/^^/266.] 

[ISounis]  No.  29.  The  Bounds  between  Furnes  and 

and  Kendall,  and  other  places  there  [a.D. 
1 1 54-1 167]  .5 


^  Now  in  Division  xxv. — Ed. 

^  Division  xxv. — B.  2. — Ed. 

'  Division  xxv. — B.  7. — Ed. 

^  Division  xxv. — B.  Z.—Ed. 

5  "  Royal  Charters (Div.  x.),  No.  2'].— Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692-." 


321 


Charters,  &c.  (continued). 


[/m/284^.] 
C^mroacfjmcnts] 


[(TonisfjcatJ  l^riorg] 


No.  30.  Edmund  Mortimer's  Indowment 
of  his  wife  at  the  Church  dorc.^ 

No.  34.  Warrants  belonging  to  the  Exe- 
cution of  a  Commission  of  the  22  Eh'z., 
granted  to  Mr.  William  Tusser,  to  compound 
with  severall  Tenants  for  Incroachments  in 
the  Countys  of  York  and  Lane.  {This  is  in 
a  Little  Bag  in  the  Bag  aforesaid^  with  a  label 
written  "  Ttisserrf 

No.  38.  A  Charter  of  E.  4  for  a  Fay  re  at 
Ormskirk  in  Com.  Lane,  under  the  Duchy 
Scale  only.^ 

No.  40.  A  Confirmation  by  E.  3  of  the 
Guifts  of  severall  persons,  of  Divers  Lands, 
and  other  things,  to  the  Priory  of  Connis- 
head  in  Com.  Lane,  with  the  meets  and 
bounds  to  many  of  the  said  Lands.* 


\leaf  10(^1 

Lancashire. 

(Cockersanli  A  grant  in  Fee  to  John  Kechyn  of  Hat- 

3of)n  mfcfjgn  feild,  Esq.,  of— All  the  Scite  of  the  late 
Monastrie  of  Cockersand  in  Com.  Lane, 
with  all  the  rights,  &c.,  and  all  houses,  mills, 
et  al.  within  the  circuite  of  the  same  ;  And 
all  the  grange  called  Pyllyng,  containing 
1,000  acres  ;  And  all  the  Demeasne  Lands  to 
the  said  Monastrie  belonging  in  Com.  Lane, 
and  late  in  the  occupation  of  the  Abbott,  in 
the  parish  of  Garstang,  being  of  the  Annuall 
value  or  Rent  of  ;f  38.  ^s.  6d.    And  to  be 


^  Division  xxv. — B.  26.— Ed. 
^  Division  xxv. — B.  29. — Ed. 
^  Division  xxv. — B.  32. — Ed. 
^  Division  xxv. — B.  34. — Ed. 
Y 


322 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Charters,  &c.  (contimied). 

held  in  as  ample  manner  as  the  Abbott  held 
the  same  before  the  Dissolution  :  Except 
Mines  and  Advowsons.  To  be  holden  by 
the  20th  part  of  a  Knight's  Fee,  and  ren- 
dring  to  the  King,  annually,  his  heyres,  &c., 
;^3.  ijs.,  for  all  demands. 

\TJie  Record  of  this  abstract  is  in  the 
Treasury  Office  in  the  Exchequer  at 
Wcstm.,  35  8.  See  for  the  grant  at 
large  in  the  Booke  Intittded  ^'Ayloffe^ 
1704,"^  /;/  foL  65  of  that  Booke,] 

This  seemes  to  have  been  granted  before  the 
said  Monastrie  was  annext  to  the  Duchy. 
And,  if  this  grant,  which  was  only  under  the 
seale  of  the  Court  of  Augmentations,  was 
made  after  the  said  Monastrie  was  annext  to 
the  Duchy  ;  then,  Qiicere^  if  that  grant  be  not 
voyd. 


[/^^/309^.] 
^ockcrsan^ 
et  al. 


Concerning  Religious  houses  in  Com. 
Lane,  viz  : — Cockersand,  Cartmell,  Conyngs- 
hede,  Burscough,  and  Holland. 

[  This  Bundle  is  in  the  Press  No.  1 8,  in 
the  Midle  Division,  and  the  Tahb  is, — 
"  A  Breife  Survey  of  Divers  Religiotis 
houses,  viz.,  Cockersand,  (Sr."]^ 
See  the  Receiver's  Account,  30  Hen.  8, 
"  Augmentations,"  under  the  title  "  Abbie 
de  Cokersand." 

{This  Bundle  is  marked  "80."]^ 
The  Abbot  of  Cockersand  and  Tennants 
of  West  Houghton. 

{Amongst  the    Commissions  ig  &  20 
Hen.  8.]  * 


^  Division  xxxiii..  No.  15. — Ed. 

2  Now,  Division  xxv.— G.  N''^  i  to  ^Z.—Ed. 

^  Division  xxix. — Ed. 

^  Depositions,  Examinations,  &c.  (Div.  iii.)  Hen.  VIII.,  vol.  xv.,  C, 
No.  \.—Ed 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1692." 


323 


CHANCERY  ROLLS. 

3nqUlSlltl0nS  posit  MOVtm  recited  in  severall  writts, 
bei7ig  entred  in  the  Roll  tempore  H,  /K,  marked  No.  y} 


Tempore  Henrici  Ouarti. 


[leaf  12,4.] 

3  Hen.  4.  m.  I.       The  Mannor  of  Tatham 

with  the  Advowson  of  the 
Church.  And  he  dyed 
seized  also  of  another 
Mannor  which  was  held  in 
Cornage,  but  the  name  is 
worne  out. 

4  Hen.  4.  m.  2.       The  Estate  of  Norris  of 

Speck  delivered  out  of  the 
King's  hands,  viz. : — Lands 
in  the  towne  of  Hallewood 
parva,  Wolleton,  Gerstan, 
and  Specke,  with  an  ac- 
count of  an  Intayle  to 
severall  heyres  males. 

One  Messuage  and  cer- 
taine  Lands  in  Gressing-  r 
ham.  ^ 
Mannor  of  Caton  in  \ 
Loynesdale,  a  pasture  [ 
called  Little  Dale,  Mannor  f 
of  Presthoton. 
7  Hen.  4.  mm.  5, 6.  Man.  de  Blackburne,  vie-  ^ 
dietat.  Man.  de  Flixton,  r 
et  al.  y 


6  Hen.  4.    m.  4. 


7  Hen.  4.    m.  5. 


/>osf  mortem 
Edmundi  Dacre. 


Norris  of  Speck. 


/.  m.  Alicia 
ux.  A  de  Southworth. 


A  Liberate  to  John 
de  Lancaster. 


p.m.  Radulphi 
Ratcliffe. 


^  Division  xxv.— A.  7.  A  full  calendar  of  this  Roll  is  printed  in  the 
Appendix  to  the  33rd  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper,  pp.  3-10. — Ed. 

Y  2 


324  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Chancery  Rolls  [conthmed). 


7  Hen.  4.    m,  6. 


9  Hen.  4.    m.  u 


10  Hen.  4.    m.  11. 


10  Hen.  4.    m.  12. 


Man.  de  Walton  in  la 
Dale,  Neuton,  et  Lauton, 
Advovvson  of  Wiggan  ;  the 
Mannors  of  Kennyon  and 
Erbury,  the  moyety  of  the 
Mannors  of  Goldborne, 
Southworth,  Wigan,  Ines 
jiixta  Wigan,  Hynley,  Ad- 
burgham,  Ashton. 

Man.   de  Chetham 
Pilkington. 

Man.  de  Ratcliffe ; 
pars  Man.  de  Culcheth. 

Two  parts  of  theMannor 
of  Duneholland. 


et  j 


p.  VI.  Radulphi 
Langton. 


m.  Rogeri  de 
Pilkington. 

/.  m.  Jacobi  d« 
Ratcliflfe. 

/.  m.  Thome  de 
Holland. 


The  end  of  the  Roll  of  Hen.  IV.  is  imperfect, 
as  also  the  beginning. 


[leaf  184^.] 

Tempore  Johannis,  Ducis  Lanc,  ab  anno  i°  ad 
annum  12  Regalitatis.^ 

m.  4.  The  Abbot  of  Evesham  and  his  prede- 
cessors were  seized  of  the  Fishing  of  Hough- 
wick  in  the  Water  of  Rible,  as  belonging  to 
the  Priory  of  Penwortham. 

m.  9.       Manors  of  Great  Laton,  \ 
Little    Laton,  Bispham, 
Warthbreke,Great  Merton,  f 
&c.  J 

Vide  the  Liberate  to  John  Bottiler,  Knf., 
immediately  following. 


^  Division  xxv. — A.  6.  A  calendar  of  this  Roll  is  printed  in  App.  i. 
to  the  32nd  Report  of  the  Deputy- Keeper,  pp.  348-365.— 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692/' 


/.  m,  Ricardi 
Ratcliffe. 


A  Liberate  to  John 
de  Warren,  Knt. 


/.  771,  Thot7ie  Latham. 


Chancery  Rolls  {cojitinued). 

m.  10.      Manor  of  Urdesale,  3 

parts  of   the  Manor  of 

Flixton  ;  also  in  a  place 

called  "  le  Hope,"  lands  in 

Sheresworth,  Tockholes, 

Salford,  Bailiwick  of  Rach- 

dale,  &c. 
m.  13.      Manner  of  Plumpton. 

m.  20.  Lands  in  a  place  called 
Horse  Carr  et  al.  within 
the  Mannor  of  Latham.  ) 

These  are  conteyned  in  the  inner  part  of  the 
Roll  above-mentioned. 

\leaf  \%^^^ 

Tempore  Henrici  Quintl 
\In  the  Roll  from  the  ist  to  the  loth  yeare  of  his  Reigne^  and 
is  marked  No.  8.]^ 

1  H.  5.  m.  I.         Castle, Manor, and  Lord-  ) 

ship  of  Horneby  ;  Manors 
of  Croston  and  Maudesley. 

2  H.  5.  m.  2.         Advowson  of  the  Church 

of  Warton  to  present  in 
turn,  of  a  fourth  part  of 
the  Abbey  of  Cockersand 
et  al? 

2  H.  5.  m.  3.  Manor  of  Trafford,  two 
parts  of  the  town  of  Traf- 
ford, part  of  the  Hamlet 
of  Chollerton,  land  in  Bar- 
ton, part  of  the  town  of 
Harwood,  part  of  the  town 
of  Eggeworth. 

*  Division  xxv. — A.  8.  A  Calendar  of  this  Roll  is  printed  in  the 
App.  to  the  33rd  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper,  pp.  10-23. — Ed. 

^  See  a  fuller  abstract  in  App.  to  the  33rd  Report  of  the  Deputy- 
Keeper,  p.  II,  where  this  portion  runs  : — "to  present  by  turns  with  Sir 
Robert  Pedwardyn,  chivaler.  of  the  advowson  of  the  fourth  part  of  the 
abbey  of  Cockersand,  &c." — Ecf, 


p.  111.  Roberti  Nevill. 


771.  Tho77ie  Hotham. 


/.  771.  He7ir.  Trafford 
Mil,  Vide  plus  m.2>. 


326 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


5  H.  5.   m.  8. 


5  H.  5.   m.  10. 


6  H.  5.    m.  12. 


Chancery  Rolls  (continued). 
3  H.  5.  m.  6.         A  parcell  of  land  called 
Deepe  Carr  is  found  by 
Inq.  to  belong  to  the  Cor- 
poration of  Lancaster. 

Lands  in  Warkesley, 
called  "  Les  Boothes." 

The  Mannor  of  Rishton 
jiixia  Hare  wood. 

The  Mannor  of  Wood- 
plumpton  was  found  to 
be  in  the  seizin  of  John 
Davenport  of  Henbury 
and  John  Whitwell  of  Fel- 
nyngham. 

The  third  part  of  the 
Mannor  of  Claughton  with 
the  appurtenances. 

An  Assignment  of  a 
Dower  to  Eliz.,  who  was 
the  wife  of  S^'  John  Har- 
rington, wherein  all  the 
Lands  whereof  he  dyed 
seized  are  particularly 
named. 


6  H.  5.  m.  12. 
Vide  m.  19. 


Corporation  of  Lane. 


/.  ni,  Arthuri  de 
Workesley. 

Liberate  to 
Rich.  Rishton. 


Liberate  Johanni 
Maynwaring. 


/.  m.JohHs  de  Croft. 


8  H.  5.    m.  18. 


[/^^/I85,^.] 


A  Fine  leavied  of  the 
Mannors  of  Walton  in  le 
Dale,  Neuton,  and  Lauton, 
and  the  Advowson  of  the 
Church  of  Wigan,  between 
John  Langton  and  his 
wife  and  John  Langton, 
clerke,  with  an  Account  of 
severall  discents,  and  the 
Mannors  following,  viz. : — 

Mannors  of  Kennyon, 
Erbury,  moiety  of  Mannor 
of  Goldeborne,Southworth, 


p.m.  JohHs 
Harrington. 


[The  Fine  was  levied 
32  Edw.  I.] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


9  H.  5.  m.  22. 
10  H.  5.    m.  24. 


Chancery  Rolls  {continued). 

Ines  near  Wiggan,  Hyndly, 
Adburgham,  Asheton,  Pem- 
berton,Billing,Wynstanley, 
Haydock,  Orell,Wynwhyk 
with  Hulme,  Wolston, 
Plumpton,Midleton,  Hogh- 
ton,  with  another  moiety 
of  the  town  of  Golborne. 

9  H.  5.  m.  21.        Mannor   of  Bury  with  ^ 

the  Advowson  of  the  r 
Church  of  Bury.  y 
Mannor  of  Little  Bolton. 
Manor  of  Ordesall,Manor 
of  Flixton,  moiety  of  the 
Bailiwick  of  Ratchdale, 
Manor  of  Hope,  lands  in 
Salford. 

10  H.  5.  mm.  24,  25.    Mannor  of  Lee  Gallica, 

Mannor  of  Lee  Anglica, 
Man.  of  Asheton,  moiety 
of  Man.  of  Houghton  with 
members,  viz.,  Clayton, 
Wheleton,  Hepay,  Rothels- 
worth,  Withynhill,  and 
Gonyldmores,  Man.  of 
Whitell  in  the  Woods ; 
lands  in  Livesay,  Man.  of 
Ravensmeales,  Man.  of 
Whitingham,  moiety  of 
lands  in  Hawet  in  the 
Towne  of  Catterall,  lands 
in  Plesington,and  in  Saure- 
by,  Man.  of  Grymesargh, 
lands  in  Elston,  Man.  of 
Alston,  moiety  of  lands  in 
Halghton  in  Amounder- 
nesse ;  lands,  &c.,  and 
mills,  &c.,  in  Gosenargh 
and  Threlfall. 


/.      Sir  John 
Pilkington. 

/.  m.  Rogerido.  Bolton. 


/.  m./o/iHs  Ratclifie 
de  Ordesall. 


p.  ni,  Ricardi 
Houghton  mil. 


328  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Chancery  Rolls  {co^ithmed), 
8  H.  5.  m.  19.        Manners  of  Dalton  and 
Leghton,  the  Church  of 
Claghton,  Lands  in  Yeland  )  p.  m.  Joh'is  dc  Croft. 
Conyers,  Lands  in  Farleton, 
CO.  Westmerland. 

Tempore  Henrici  Sextl 

[III  the  Roll  from,  the  ist  to  the  i^th  of  his  Reigne 
marked  No.  8.]^ 

I  H.  6.  m.  I.  The  third  parte  of  the 
Town  of  Ellale,  with  the 
pedigree. 

I.  II.  6.  m.  2.  Man.  of  Upholland, 
Halewood,  Walton,  Nether 
Kellett,  Samlesbury,  moie- 
ty of  Man.  of  Orell,  Dalton 
with  divers  lands. 

1  H.  6.  m.  2.         Mannor  of  Claghton. 

1  H.  6.  m.  2.         Mannor  of  Barton  in 

Salfordshire. 

2  H.  6.  m.  5.         Man.  of  Nether  Der- 

wynd,  part  whereof  John 

de  Arden  dyed  seized.  ) 

Vide  plus  in  the  5  next  paragraphs, 
4  H.  6.  m.  7.         Man.  of  Rissheton,  Pont- 

halgh  ;  lands  in  Olwodes- 

twyssell,  with  a  pedigree. 
4  H.  6.  m.  8.         Mannor  of  Chepyn,  a 

moiety  of  the  Mannor  of 

Hodersall,  an  8th  part  of 

the  Mannor  of  Dilworth ; 

a  moyety  of  land  called 

Uckmon  Ryddyng,  with  a 

Pedigree. 


p.  m.  Thome  de 
Chaterton. 


p.  m,  Matilde  uxor 
'  Johannis  Lovell  mil. 


p.  m.  Henrici  de 
Croft. 

^  m.  Jo.  de  Booth. 


p.  m.  Jo.  de  Arden. 


/.  m .  Hen.  de 
Hoghton  mil. 


1  Division  xxv. — Y.  i.  A  full  calendar  of  this  Roll  is  printed  in  the 
Appendix  to  the  33rd  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper,  pp.  21-^2.— Ed. 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


329 


Chancery  Rolls  {continued). 

4  H.  6.  m.  9.         Lands  in  Crompton  and  ^ 

Oldon,  with  a  pedigree.  ) 

5  H.  6.  mm.  10,      Lands  in  Manchester, 

II,  12,  and  the  Advovvson  ;  Man- 
&  H.    norofKeuerdley,and  other 
lands  belonging  to  Man- 
chester, with  boundaryes 
and  pedigrees. 

6  H.  6.  m.  13.        Workesley  and  Hulton  ) 

et  al.,  with  a  pedigree. 

7  H.  6.  m.  15.        Mannor    of  Assheton 

under  Lyne  with  the  Ad- 
vowson,  and  other  lands, 
\_leaf  186,  bP\      and  the  Mannor  of  Alt. 

8  H.  6.  m.  16.        Mannor  of  Northall,  and 

lands,  &c.  in  Ormskerk  and 
Stockfordhagh.^ 
„  m.  18.  Lands  delivered  to  the 
Abbott  of  Evesham  by 
reason  of  Outla[w]ry  for 
fellony. 
Lands  in  Little  Bolton. 


9H.  6. 
10  H.  6. 


m.  17. 
m.  19. 


9  H.  6.    m.  19. 

10  H.  6.    m.  21. 

11  H.  6.    m.  22. 


13  H.  6.    m.  26. 


Mannor  of  Asteley. 

Mannor  of  Westley. 

Moiety  of  the  Mannor  of 
Thornton  in  Amoundernes. 

Mannor  of  Hornby. 

Lands  in  the  towns  of 
Great  Hole,  Croston, 
Eccleston,  Wal[t]on,  Ley- 
lond,  and  Standish. 

Lands  in  Clayton  called 
Okenshagh,  lands  in  Os- 
walwisle  called  Aspeden. 


/.  m.  Hen, 
Scolefeild. 


/.  m,  Thome 
la  Warr. 


p,  m.  Massey 


p.  m.  Johannis 
Assheton  mil. 


p.  Johannis 
de  Ines. 


p,  PI,  Hen.  de 

Gauwayn. 
/.  m.  Ricardi 
Radcliff  mil. 
p.  7)1.  Thurstani 
de  Urmston. 

m.  Will. 
de  Thornton. 
p.  m.  Tho7ne 
Duels  Oxon\ 


p.  m.  Roberti 
de  Whitehalgh. 


p.  m,  Rogeri 
de  Grimshagh. 


Scotjordshagh  in  Bykerstath  in  the  33rd  Report.— ^t/. 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Chancery  Rolls  (cofUhmed). 


[3  H.  6.    m.  27. 


14  H.  6.    m.  28. 


14  H.  6.  m.  30. 

15  H.  6.  m.  29. 

16  H.  6.  m.  31. 

17  H.  6.  m.  33. 


Lands  in  Kirkshaw, 
Little  Wardle,  and  in  the 
towns  of  Honoresfeild  and 
Spotland. 

Lands  in  the  towns  of 
Honoresfeild,  Spotland, 
and  Butterworth. 

Mannor  of  Westley  et  al 

Mannor  of  Westley  with 
Advowsons. 

Mannor  of  Whitingham, 
and  lands  in  Ashley. 

Lands  in  Leyland  and 
Ulneswalton. 


18  H.  6.  m.  34.        Lands  in  Garstang. 


/.  m.  Johannis 
del  Holt  de 
Chesum, 


Liberate 
Gilberto  de  Urmston. 

/.  in,  Johannis 
de  Urmston. 

p.  m.  Wiin 
de  Whitingham. 

/.  m.  Will. 
Faryngton. 

p.  m.  Thome 
de  Rigmaden. 


Addenda. 


l^Inq:  pro  Elizabeth  a 
uxore]  Thome  Har- 
rington \inil.\ 


2Lanc.      Horneby  Castle,  The  Mannors  of 

Melling,  Ayntre,  Farleton,  Hoton, 

Bolton,  Bolton  in  Lounsdale,  Lan- 
caster,  Grissingham,  Whityngton, 

Ellall,  Forton  Parke,  Bolton  super 

Moras,  Burghton,  Assheton,  Schev- 

ington,  Hethchernock  et  Chorley. 

\Lib.  18,  19,  &c.  Eciw.  ^,foL  4.] 
2lanc»      A  peticon  of  Sir  Peter  Leigh,  and 

an  Inquisicon  thereupon,  with  divers 

other  proceedings  concerning  the 

Manors     of    Haydock,  Newton, 

Brightmeade,  Harwood,  Over  Der- 

went,  and  Nether  Derwent.  [Lib. 

Hen.  7,foL  7.] 


"GREAT  AYLOFFE,  1 692." 


Addenda  {continued). 
ilanc*      A  Livery  to  Sir  Tho  :  Fenys  of 

the  Mannor  of  Fishwick  with  the 

appurtenances,  and  the  moiety  of 

the  Mannor  of  Eccleston  cum  pertin, 

[Lib,  pred.y  fol.  41 
[/^^/i88.] 

ILanc.      Man.  de  Mauresholme,  Man.  of  \  ^.  ^u.  Philippcs  ux. 
Wyresdale,  moiety  Man.  of  Asheton,  \    Roberti  de  Vere, 
moiety  Man.  de  Whitington,  j"" pars.  )  HibemicB. 

\Lib  Cowcher  de  Fnrnes^  fol.  144  {old figures., 
iit.y  "  Ulverston  ").] 


[leaf  6  {pencil  number).'] 

9[n  ^[WOtint  of  Restraints  to  the  Keepers  of  Parkes 
from  killing  of  Deere,  which  have  past  under  the  Seale  of  y^ 
Duchy  of  Lane,  from  the  2^^  of  H.  8  to  the  41  Eliz. 

Lane.    17  Hen.  8.  Myerscough  Parke.    [Lib.  Com. 

Hen.  ^Jol.  84^.] 
Cestr.    Edw.  6.  Halton.     [Lib.  Com.  Edw\  6  & 

Q.  Marj/,par.  no.] 
[Lane]  2  &  3  Ph.  &  Mary     Quarnmore.  [Lib.pred.,fol  154.] 
[Lane]    Eliz.  Myerscough  Parke.    [Lib.  Com. 

29-44  Eliz.,  fol.  241;       Chanc : 

Warrant?^ 

[Lane]    Eliz.  The  Forest  of  Bowland.  [Lib. 

pred.yfol  244] 

[Cestr.    Eliz.]  Halton  Parke.    [Lib.  pred.^foL 

313-] 


Note. — Lf  after  trying  the  Lists  given  above  on  pages  229 
231  and  294  to  297,  a7ty  difficulty  should  arise  with  regard 
to  Ayloffe's  references,  the  searcher  should  consult  the  numerous 
Duchy  Indexes  in  Division  xxxiii.  A  list  of  them  is  giveft  on 
i>ages  ^  to  ^  of  the  present  work.  The  folio  publications  of 
the  Record  Commission,  and  the  recent  Calendars  of  the  Duthy 
Records  printed  in  the  Reports  of  the  Deputy -Keeper,  will  also 
be  found  useful. 


Special  Commissions* 

THIS  class  furnishes  an  abundance  of  material  available 
for  legal  as  well  as  for  topographical  purposes.  The 
-documents  were  formerly  on  the  file  of  Commissions,  with 
the  Depositions  annexed,  and  were  entered  in  a  book,  en- 
titled "  The  Book  of  the  Returns  of  Commissions."  The 
Special  Commissions  are,  however,  now  separated  from  the 
Depositions  taken  by  Commission^  and  form  a  distinct  class. 

The  contents  of  these  records  deal  with  such  subjects  as 
the  following : — Surveys  of  lordships,  manors,  lands,  and 
other  possessions  which  the  Crown  acquired  by  forfeiture, 
purchase,  or  exchange  ;  disputes  respecting  the  boundaries 
of  manors,  parks,  forests,  and  other  places  ;  concealed  lands, 
rectories,  and  tithes;  and  inquisitions  of  lands  gained  by 
dereliction  of  the  sea.  Some  fine  specimens  of  early  maps 
are  also  to  be  found  in  this  collection. 

An  excellent  Calendar  of  the  Depositions  by  Commis- 
sion, extending  from  i  Elizabeth  to  the  end  of  the  reign  of 
George  the  Second,  is  printed  in  the  Appendices  to  the 
Deputy-Keeper's  Reports,^  and  is  still  in  progress.    If  the 

^  Reports  xxxviii.  pp.  150-775  (Elizabeth  and  James  I.);  xxxix. 
pp.  307-531  (Charles  I.) ;  xl.  pp.  1-466  (Commonwealth,  Charles  II., 
and  James  II .) ;  xli.  pp.  1-670  (WiUiam  &  Mary,  Anne,  and  George  I.) ; 
and  xHi.  pp.  1-3 12  (George  II.). 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


333 


Lancashire  and  Cheshire  portions  of  this  Calendar  were 
collected  and  reprinted  with  a  good  Index,  it  would  thoroughly 
open  up  a  considerable  quantity  of  interesting  material  which 
has  hitherto  been  entirely  neglected  by  the  local  historian. 

Some  work  of  a  similar  character  might  also  be  recom- 
mended in  connexion  with  the  ancient  manuscript  Indexes  to 
the  Bills  and  Anszvers  on  the  Queen's  Remembrancer's  Side  of 
the  Exchequer.  The  English  Informations  are  in  the  name  of 
the  Attorney  General  for  the  time,  on  behalf  of  the  Crown,  and 
relate  to  the  revenue ;  in  some  cases  they  are  at  the  relation 
of  private  individuals,  with  reference  to  charities  and  other 
public  trusts  and  uses.  The  English  Bills  are  other  pro- 
ceedings in  Equity  between  subject  and  subject.  The 
Answers,  Depositions,  and  Examinations  are  further  pro- 
ceedings thereon. 

The  English  Informations  and  Bills  are  entered  in  books 
called  Bill  Books y  the  documents  being  arranged  under 
counties,  containing  the  number  as  marked  on  each  Informa- 
tion and  Bill,  together  with  the  names  of  the  plaintiffs  and 
defendants,  and,  in  some  instances,  brief  particulars  of  the 
matters  in  dispute.  These  proceedings  range  from  the  first 
year  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth  to  1841,  when  by 
Stat.  5  Vict.  c.  5  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer 
as  a  Court.of  Equity  was  transferred  to  the  Court  of  Chancery. 

In  addition  to  the  preceding,  there  are  also  Books  con- 
taining the  Orders  and  Decrees  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer  in 
all  matters  there  depending  and  brought  before  the  Court  ; 
these  furnish  the  result  of  the  litigation. 

The  accompanying  brief  descriptive  catalogue  of  the 
Special  Commissions  has  been  compiled,  with  some  altera- 
tions and  additions,  from  the  one  prepared  by  Mr.  J.  J.  Bond, 
Assistant  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records,  which  is  printed  in 
the  Appendix  to  the  38th  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper, 
pp.  1-149.  The  documents  are,  however,  deserving  of  a 
much  more  detailed  Calendar. 


334 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Special  Commissions. 
(Exchequer  Q.R.) 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

490  ...    7  Eliz   Port  of  Chester.    Writ  to  exe- 

cute articles.  See  Memoranda 
Roll,  7  Eliz.,  Hilary,  No.  338. 

491  ...    9  Eliz   Possessionsof William Pratcher, 

of  Wordleston,  attainted. 

494  13  Eliz.   Lease  of  a  farm  belonging  to 

Combermere  Abbey,  procured  by 
Sir  John  Oliver  alias  Croxton,  a 
Monk  of  Combermere. 
2921  ...  13  Eliz   Concealed  lands  of  outlaws,  &c. 

495  ...  14  Eliz.    Account  of  Lands,  &c.,  seized 

by  divers  Sheriffs  on  account  of 

Crown  debts. 

2858  ...  15  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

3258  ...  16  Eliz   Diocese  of  Chester.  Stipends 

and   annuities  payable   out  of 

certain  lands. 

504  ...  17  Eliz   Possessions    of  Margery 

Pasmythe,  late  Prioress  of  a 
religious  house  in  Chester. 

3073  ...  17  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

2845  •••  17  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

3092  ...  17  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

155  ...  (?)  18  Eliz.       ...      Commission    concerning  the 

Port  of  Chester.  Customs  of  the 
same,  and  goods  and  possessions 
of  Crown  debtors. 

496  ...  19  Eliz   Concealments  and  encroach- 

ments in  the  Palatinate  of  Chester. 

497  ...  20  Eliz   Tithes    of   certain    lands  in 

Baguley. 

3227  ...  22  Eliz.   Arrears    of    Subsidies  and 

spiritual  promotions.  (Diocese 
of  Chester.) 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


335 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

498  ...  24  Eliz   Tanned  leather  and  skins  sold 

in  Chester. 

499  ...  25  Eh'z   Rescue  of  seizures  on  account 

of  Her  Majesty's  Customs. 
2920  ...  25  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

500  ...  26  Eliz   Survey  of  Cotton  Wood. 

501  ...  26  Eliz   Possessions  of  William  Parcy- 

vall,  of  Coggeshall,  Chester,  con- 
victed of  murder.  (Middlesex 
Jury.) 

2945  ...  26  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

502  ...  27  Eliz   Certain  pastures  in  Cherleton, 

Chester,  in  the  possession  of 
Ellen  Smarley,  widow,  being 
lands  concealed  from  the  Crown. 

503  ...  27  Eliz.  A  Commission  concerning  cer- 

tain marsh  lands  belonging  to 
the  Manor  of  Hellesby.  (Wood- 
house  Green,  Netherton  Marsh 
alias  Deepe  Moore,  &c.) 

505  ...  28  Eliz   Possessions   of  Godfrey  Ful- 

jambe,  a  fugitive. 
7085  ...  33  Eliz   Cloth  seized. 

792  ...  35  Eliz   Tithes    of    the    Church  of 

Chester,  and  the  demesne  lands. 

793  ...  35  Eliz   The  same. 

3512  ...  38  Eliz   Possessions  of  Gilbert  Gerrard. 

See  Memoranda  Roll,  38  Eliz., 
Easter,  No.  244. 

506  ...  39  Eliz   Commission    for  inquisition 

post  mortem^  of  Hugh,  late  Bishop 
►  of  Chester. 

507  ...  39  Eliz   Survey  to  be  made  of  the  Manor 

of  Blisland.  See  Memoranda 
Roll,  39  &  40  Eliz.,  Mich.,  No.  618. 

1479  •••  40  Eliz   The  manor  of  Gyldon  Sutton 

(Chester),   and    other  lands  in 


33^  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions 

No.  Date. 


2957  ...  41  Eliz. 


508 
509 


..  43  Eliz. 
..  43  Eliz. 


116  ...  44  Eliz. 


511  ...  44  Eliz  

98  ...  —  Eliz  

7043M  ...  . 

5047  ...  I  James  I. 

3636  ...  2  James  I. 

3637  ...  4  James  I. 

3638  ...  5  James  I. 


(Exchequer  O.R.)  {continued). 

Subject-matter, 
divers  counties,  said  to  have  been 
granted  by  Hen.  8  to  Augustine 
Hynde  and  others.  See  Memo- 
randa Roll,  40  &  41  Eliz.,  Mich., 
No.  407. 

Lands  of  the  late  Earl  of  Derby, 
in  Bosley,  Swanstowe,  and  Max- 
field  Forest. 

Commission  and  articles  to 
survey  the  park  of  Shotwick. 

Possessions  of  John  Griffin,  of 
Batherton,  George  Griffin  being  a 
bastard. 

Depositions  taken  before  the 
Bishop  of  Chester,  concerning 
certain  bags  of  treasure  supposed 
to  have  been  concealed  in  the 
parsonage  house  of  Sefton,  after 
the  death  of  Mr.  Nutter,  Dean  of 
Chester. 

John  Nutter,  late  Dean  of 
Chester,  "  for  the  proving  the 
basterdie  of  him." 

Town-hall  and  other  buildings 
in  the  City  of  Chester.  (Frag- 
ment?) 

Portion  of  a  map  of  lands  at 
Ince  and  Elton. 

Money  imprested  to  Fulk 
Aldersey,  Mayor  of  Chester,  for 
conveyance  of  troops  to  Ireland. 

Goods,  &c.,  of  Robert  Cotgrave, 
escheated  by  the  death  of  Thomas 
Sefton. 

Survey  of  the  Manor  of  Rud- 
heath. 

The  Manor  of  Froddesham, 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


337 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  (continued). 


No. 

Date. 

Subject-matter, 
parcel  of  the  possessions  of  Ro- 
bert Remyngton. 

4993 

5  James  I. 

Possessions  of  Crown  debtors. 

279  ... 

7  James  I. 

Customs  of  the  port  of  Chester. 

3639  ... 

7  James  I. 

Lordship  and  forest  of  Maccles- 
field.   Customs  of  tenants. 

3640  ... 

7  James  I. 

Shipment  of  tallow  and  other 
prohibited  goods. 

3641  ... 

8  James  I. 

Possessions  of  John  Crymes, 
attainted. 

3642  ... 

8  James  I. 

Shipment  of  tallow  or  other 
prohibited  goods.                     '  ^ 

3643  ... 

9  James  I. 

Crown  debtors. 

3644  ... 

9  James  I. 

The  same. 

7112  ... 

10  James  I. 

The  same. 

3645  ... 

12  James  I. 

Possessions  of  outlaws,  George 
Power,  &c. 

3646  ... 

_    T  T 

12  James  I. 

Rectory  of  Sandbach  (Chester), 
parcel  of  the  possessions  of  the 
late  monastery  of  Dieulacres 
(Stafford). 

3647  ... 

12  James  1. 

Possessions  of  Robert  Weed, 
an  outlaw. 

3648  ... 

14  James  I. 

Measures  used  for  sea  coals  or 
cannell  coals. 

4971  ... 

17  James  I. 

William  Singleton,  executor  of 
Thomas  Singleton,  D.D.,  plaintiff, 
Thomas  Harris  and  Dr.  Radcliffe, 
principal  of  Brasenose  College, 
defendants.  To  examine  into  all 
proceedings  in  the  suit. 

3649  ... 

20  James  I. 

Possessions  of  Brian  Leighe, 
late  of  Adlington,  an  outlaw. 

3650  ... 

20  James  I. 

Possessions  of  Brian  Leighe. 

3651  ... 

21  James  I. 

Possessions  of  the  Dean  and 
Chapter  of  Chester. 

5177  ... 

2  Chas.  I. 

Thomas  Mallorye  for  the  Dean 

338  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  (continued). 


No. 

Date. 

Subject-matter, 
and  Chapter  of  Chester  v.  Richard 
Button.     Concerning  certain 
leaseholds. 

517^^  ... 

4  Chas.  I. 

Certain  lands,  parcel  of  the 
possessions  of  the  late  Nunnery  of 
Chester.  Attorney-  General  v. 
Whitby. 

5179  ... 

7  Chas.  I. 

Fines  for  not  receiving  the 
honour  of  Knighthood. 

5180  ... 

7  Chas.  I. 

Commission  concerning  fines 
for  not  receiving  Knighthood. 

5181  ... 

8  Chas.  I. 

Fines  for  not  receiving  Knight- 
hood. 

5182  ... 

8  Chas.  I. 

Possessions  of  the  bishopric  of 
Chester. 

5845  ... 

8  Chas.  I. 

Concealed  lands,  derelict  and 
gained  from  the  sea. 

5183  ... 

9  Chas.  I. 

Possessions  of  John  Calveley, 
late  of  Soughton.  [His  son 
Ralph  Calveley,  being  a  bastard, 
did  not  inherit.] 

6006  ... 

9  Chas.  I. 

Warrant  for  a  Commission  con- 
cerning concealed  lands.  (Inned 
lands.) 

5852  ... 

12  Chas.  I. 

Derelict  lands,  survey  of  same  ; 
lands  gained  from  the  sea. 

5184  ... 

13  Chas.  I. 

Survey  of  Whelley  Waste, 
within  the  forest  of  Macclesfield. 

5185  ... 

13  Chas.  I. 

Commission  to  execute  certain 
articles. 

6036  ... 

13  Chas.  I. 

Lands  gained  from  the  sea. 

6037 

13  Chas.  1. 

Lands  gained  from  the  sea. 

5186  ... 

14  Chas.  I. 

Starkey  T/.  Fisher.  Concerning 
a  debt  of  1,100/. ;  Darley  Hall, 
and  the  demesnes. 

5187  ... 

15  Chas.  I. 

Survey  of  lands  in  the  forest 

of  Macclesfield. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


339 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  (continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

6061  ...  1657   Estates    under  sequestration. 

(Names  of  persons.) 

6062  ...  1658   Mary  Tilston,    executrix  of 

Robert  Chorlton,  late  of  Downton, 
Salop,  deceased,  v,  Margaret 
Barker  and  others,  concerning  a 
diamond  ring. 

6159  ...  13  Chas.  I.      ...     Encroachments  on  the  King's 

waste. 

6173  ...  13  Chas.  11.  ...  Articles  to  be  enquired  con- 
cerning encroachments  on  His 
Majesty's  waste. 

6160...  14  Chas.  II.     ...     King's  castle  of  Chester. 

6161  ...  14  Chas.  II.     ...     Commission  to  execute  certain 

articles. 

6162  ...  15  Chas.  II.     ...     Lands  given  for  pious  uses. 

6163  ...  16  Chas.  II.     ...      Collection  of  monthly  assess- 

ments. Sir  Geffry  Palmer  v.  John 
Whitworth. 

6164  ...  24  Chas.  II.     ...     Thomas    Knotsford,  plaintiff, 

Thomas  Bullen,  defendant.  Con- 
cerning the  possessions  of  Richard 
Robinson. 

6165  ...  25  Chas.  H.     ...     Possessions  of  Richard  Robin- 

son. Thomas  Knotsford,  plaintiff, 
Thomas  Bullen,  defendant. 

6166  ...  25  Chas.  II.     ...     MinshuUz/.Golborne,  and  others. 

Concerning  the  manor  of  Barther- 
ton,  and  the  Hall  there. 

6167  ...  28  Chas.  II.     ...     Minshullz/.Golborne and  others. 

Concerning  the  manor  of  Barther- 
ton,  and  the  Hall  there.  (Inter- 
rogatories and  Depositions.) 

6168  ...  28  Chas.  II.     ...     Tithes  in  the  chapelry  of  Dares- 

bury.    Pickering  v,  Sutton. 

6169  ...  28  Chas.  11.     ...     The  same. 

6170  ...  28  Chas.  II.     ...     The  same. 

z  2 


340 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  (contmued). 


No. 
6171 


6172 

6672 

6673 
6674 

6675 
6763 
6764 

6765 
6766 


6880 


6914 


Date. 
30  Chas.  II. 


32  Chas.  II. 
35  Chas.  II. 
3  James  II. 

3  James  IL 

4  James  II. 
4  James  IL 
2  Will.  &  M. 

2  Will.  &  M. 

3  Will.  &  M. 

4  Will.  &  M. 
4  Will.  &  M. 


6767  ...    6  Will.  &  M. 


3  Anne 
8  Anne 


9  Geo.  I. 


6928 


12  Geo.  IL 


Subject-matter. 

Pickeringz/.Suttonand  Tipping. 
Concerning  tithes  in  the  chapelry 
of  Daresbury. 

Port  of  Chester.  See  Memo- 
randa Roll,  Mich.,  No.  26. 

Jones  V,  Starkey.  Concerning 
a  haberdasher's  account. 

The  manor  of  Warmincham, 
and  the  demesne  lands. 

The  same. 

Account.    Turner  v.  Offley. 
The  same. 

Demesnes  of  Daresbury  Hall. 

Coppock  V.  Lewis.  Concerning 
lands  in  Endleywood. 

River  Dee,  and  the  coast  of  the 
hundred  of  Wirrall. 

Tithes  in  the  parish  of  St. 
Oswald's. 

Warrington  v.  Walker.  Con- 
cerning lands  called  Culcheth  and 
Hungerhill. 

Lands  in  Pye  Ash,  in  Bosley. 
Woolley  7J,  Hollinshead. 

Treasons. 

Port  of  Chester.  See  Memo- 
randa 'Roll,  8  Anne,  Hilary,  No. 
15. 

Surveys  of  divers  ports,  mem- 
bers of  the  port  of  Chester, 
Liverpool,  Poulton,  Lancaster, 
Holyhead,  Pwllheley,  Carnarvon, 
Conway,  Bewmares.  See  Memo- 
randa Roll,  10  Geo.  L,  Mich.  120. 
Memoranda  Roll,  10  Geo.  I. 
Trinity,  No.  55. 

Survey  of  the  port  of  Lan- 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


.   Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

caster.  See  Memoranda  Roll, 
12  Geo.  II.,  Hilary,  No.  65.  Ad- 
denda. 

6916  ...  33  Geo.  II.      ...     Survey  of  the  port  of  Preston. 

See  Memoranda  Roll,  33  &  34 
Geo.  IL,  Trinity,  No.  6. 

6936  ...  19  Geo.  III.     ...      Lands  in  the  parish  of  Waverton. 

—  ...  58  Geo.  III.     ...     The  tenor  of  awards,  one  dated 

I  October,  18 17,  and  another, 
31  December,  18 16,  concerning 
the  enclosure  of  the  Forest  of 
Delamere.  Memoranda  Roll, 
58  Geo.  III.,  Mich.,  No.  14 ;  57 
Geo.  III.,  Easter,  No.  10. 

—  ...    I  Geo.  IV.     ...     The  tenor  of  an  award,  dated 

17  December,  18 19,  concerning 
the  enclosure  of  the  Forest  of 
Delamere.  See  Memoranda  Roll, 
I  Geo.  IV.,  Trinity,  No.  9. 
7037  ...    6  Will.  IV.     ...     Swanbach  Estate  and  Kinsey 

Heath.  Plan. 

1191  ...    3  Eliz   John  Sadler,  who  endeavoured 

to  serve  writs  of  his  own  accord 
without  authority. 

11 92  ...    6  Eliz   Concealed  lands;  possessions 

of  Monasteries,  Colleges,  and 
Chantries. 

1 193  ...    7  Eliz   Same  as  preceding. 

1223  ...    7  Eliz.    Forests,  parks,  and  chases  in 

the  Palatinate  of  Lancaster. 

492  ...  12  Eliz   Grammar  School  in  Whalley. 

(Chester  Diocese.) 

1224..,  12  Eliz   Possessions  of  Laurence Vawse, 

late  of  Manchester,  clerk,  and 


342 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

William  Allen,  late  of  Oxford, 
M.A.,  fugitives  beyond  seas. 
(Signatures  of  the  Commis- 
sioners.) 

1195  ...  14  Eliz   Possessions  of  Thomas  Hough- 

ton, of  Houghton  Tower ;  survey 
of  the  Manor  of  Houghton,  &c., 
showing  the  names  of  the  tenants. 
See  Memoranda  Roll,  14  Eliz., 
Trinity,  No.  167. 

I194  ...  15  Eliz   Evans    Heydock,    a  fugitive 

beyond  seas  without  licence ;  his 
possessions. 

1196  ...  16  Eliz   Spoil    of  woods   within  the 

manor  of  Nether- Wyresdale,  which 
manor  was  lately  parcel  of  the 
possessions  of  William,  Marquess 
of  Northampton. 

1 197  ...  16  Eliz   The  same  manor  of  Nether- 

Wyresdale. 

3130  ...  16  Eliz   Earl  of  Cumberland's  posses- 

sions, and  the  jointure  of  Helen, 
his  wife. 

1198  ...  17  Eliz   Concealments. 

1 199  ...  17  Eliz   Supposed  encroachment  oh  the 

waste  of  Pyllyn  Mosse,  and  a 
weir  erected  by  William  Kyrkeby 
on  the  river  Wyere. 

1200  ...  18  Eliz   Crown  debts  owing  by  Thomas 

Bavande,  of  Liverpool,  Robert 
Calcott,  of  the  Isle  of  Man 
Thomas  Stanley,  and  William 
Gerrard,  of  London,  William  Rat- 
clyff,  of  Manchester,  &c. 

1 201  ...  20  Eliz   Rectory  of  Mychelchurche,  and 

lands  late  in  the  possession  of 
William  Kyrkby. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


343 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

1202  ...  22  Eliz   Possessions  of  Richard  Asshton, 

deceased. 

2920  ...  25  Eliz   Concealed  lands. 

1203  ...  26  Eliz   Depositions  concerning  tithes 

of  lands  in  the  parish  of 
Michael  upon  the  Wyer,  in  Plump- 
ton  and  Cattesfourthe  ;  William 
Eccleston  and  others,  plaintiffs, 
Robert  Worseley  and  others, 
defendants. 

1204  •••  26  Eliz   Presentments  of  several  Juries 

as  a  return  to  a  Commission 
upon  matters  ecclesiastical ;  of  the 
names  of  persons  upon  whom 
fines  were  imposed  by  the  Eccle- 
siastical Commissioners.  (Dio- 
cese of  Chester.) 

1205  ...  27  Eliz   Survey  of  fields  in  Baley  and 

Aighton.  (Concealed  lands.) 

1206  ...  27  Eliz   Concealed   lands   in  Asheton 

and  Wyswall  Eves,  &c.,  and  of 
the  Monastery  of  Whalley. 

1207  ...  27  Eliz   Depositions    in    a   suit,  the 

Queen,  plaintiff,  Edmond  Chal- 
loner  and  Humphrey  Mather, 
defendants,  tanners  of  Wigan ; 
concerning  the  tanning  of  hides. 

1208  ...  27  Eliz   Concealed  lands,  parcel  of  the 

possessions  of  the  monastery  of 
Whalley. 

2919  ...  27  Eliz   Thomas  Mercer,  of  Cliderowe, 

Lancaster,  late  of  Barking, 
Essex. 

722  ...  30  Eliz   Lands  concealed,  formerly  part 

of  the  possessions  of  monasteries, 
as  well  as  of  felons  attainted. 
2947  ...  30  Eliz  ,     The  Manor  of  Layton. 


44  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {contifttied). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

209  ...  33  Eliz   Possessions  of  John  Travers, 

attainted. 

211  ...  34  Eliz.   Possessions    of   John  Allen, 

Elizabeth  Allen,  Mary  Allen, 
Ellen  Allan,  and  Katharine  Allan, 
who  went  out  of  the  kingdom. 

212  ...  34  Eliz   Lands  held  by  Francis  Holt.e, 

Esq.,  and  rents  due  to  the  Crown 
for  the  same  in  Steedd  and  else- 
where. (Names  of  tenants  in 
Whitworth  and  Spotland.) 

3023  ...  35  Eliz   Possessions  of  fugitives  beyond 

seas.    William  Warton. 

1213  ...  36  Eliz   Tithes  in  the  fields  of  Sail  wick 

and  Kellermarshe,  in  the  parish 
of  Kirkham,  which  belonged  to 
Cuthbert  Clifton,of  Westby,father 
of  Hugh  Clifton.  See  Memo- 
randa Roll,  37  Eliz.,  Michaelmas, 
No.  482. 

214  ...  37  Eliz   Possessions  of  William  Warton, 

of  high  treason  attainted. 

2998  ...  37  Eliz   Possessions  of  Hugh  Clifton,  of 

Kirkham,  a  fugitive. 

215  ...  38  Ehz   Concealments  in  Hotton,  Pen- 

wortham,  Longton,  &c. 

216  ...  38  EHz   Waste  land  in  Salford  and 

Kersall  Wood  alias  Moor. 

217  ...  40  Eliz   Concealed  lands  in  Hindley. 

218  ...  41  Eliz   Possessions  of  Edward  Eccles- 

ton,  a  recusant,  leased  to  Charles 
Grimston. 

219  ...  43  Eliz   Possessions   of  Richard  Ha- 

warden,  of  Whiston,  deceased. 

-^20  ...  43  Eliz   Possessions  of    one  William 

Blundell,  who  went  out  of  the 
kingdom  without  licence. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


345 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 


No. 

Date. 

Subject-matter. 

1221  ... 

43  Eliz.  ... 

Possessions    of  John  Allen, 
Elizabeth,    Mary,    Ellen,  and 
Katherine,  who  left  the  kingdom 
without  licence. 

4001  ... 

I  James  I. 

Possessions  of  Henry  Hayes, 
late  of  Piatt. 

4002  ... 

_    T  T 

I  James  L 

Possessions  of  GrifinnMarsham, 
knight,  George  Brooke,  and  Bar- 
tholomew Brooklesby,  attainted. 

3985  ... 

2  James  I. 

The  manors  of  Asheton,  Carne- 
ford,  and  Scotforthe. 

3986  ... 

2  James  I. 

The  manor  of  Carneford. 

3987  ... 

2  James  I. 

Survey  of  the  manors  of  Child- 
wall  and  Roby. 

3989  ... 

4  James  I. 

Appointment  of  a  certain  rent 
for  tenements  in  Goosnargh. 

3990  ... 

w    T  T 

5  James  L 

Possessions  of  James  Laborne, 

attainted. 

3991  ... 

6  James  I. 

The  same. 

3992  ... 

»^    T  T 

0  James  I. 

The  manor  of  Muchland. 

3993 

».    T  T 

7  James  I. 

Gleston   Carr,  and   a  water- 

  J  ,„.ii    .„  i\/r     1.1  „j 

course  and  mills  in  Muchland. 

3994  ... 

7  James  I. 

The    manor   of   Gleston  in 

TT     11*         1                      .jI    •        i1         T  11* 

Haldingham,  within  the  Lordship 
of  Muchland. 

3995  ... 

9  James  I. 

Crown  debtors. 

3996  ... 

_  _    T  T 

10  James  L 

The  same. 

3997  ... 

12  James  I. 

Possessions  of  the  Monastery 
of  Cockersande. 

3998  ... 

T  T 

14  James  I. 

T         1                 1      r  J 1  r 

Lands,  parcel  of  the  manor  of 
Warton.   John  Lamberton,  plain- 
tiff, Robert  Scamper,  defendant. 

4968  ... 

17  James  I. 

Concealments   and  encroach- 
ments. 

5044  ... 

18  James  I. 

Concealed  lands. 

3988A... 

19  James  I. 

Possessions  of  Robert  Bynd- 

loss. 


346 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued) 


No. 

5038 

3999 


3988B.., 

4000 

5399 

7387 
5388  .. 


5391 


5392 


Date. 

21  James  I. 

22  James  I. 


—  James  I. 

—  James  I. 

3  Chas.  I..., 

4  Chas.  I... 
6  Chas.  I... 


5389  ...    7  Chas.  I.., 


8  Chas.  I.... 


8  Chas.  1..., 


5393        9  Chas.  I.. 


5394  ...    9  Chas.  L. 


5395  •••    9  Chas.  I.. 


Subject-matter. 
Goods  of  John  Byron,  of  Limby 
outlaw. 

Rectory  of  Winwicke.  Josiah 
Home,  clerk,  plaintiff,  Sir  Edward 
Litton,  and  others,  defendants.  « 

Concerning  Crown  debtors. 
{Fragment) 

Waste  grounds,  etc.,  of  His 
Majesty's  forests. 

Three  water-mills,  parcel  of  the 
manor  of  Nevill  Hall. 

Parish  church  of  Croston. 

Crown  debtors.  Thomas  Gerard 
and  others. 

Compositions  for  fines  for  not 
taking  the  order  of  knighthood. 

Possessions  of  Richard  Hurst, 
attainted. 

Common  of  pasture,  etc.,  in  the 
manor  of  Warton.  Attorney- 
General  V.  Robert  Heast,  and 
others,  tenants  of  the  manor  of 
Warton. 

Survey  of  Plis  Majesty's  manor 
of  Warton.  Attorney-General  v. 
Thomas  Middleton,  and  others. 

Survey  of  the  manor  of  Warton 
and  the  commons,  as  well  as  of 
Warton  Moss. 

Inquisition  taken  at  Bolton  on 
death  of  John  Calveley,  of  Sough- 
ton,  CO.  Chester,  deceased,  son 
and  heir  of  Ralph  Calveley,  who 
the  Jury  say  was  a  bastard.  Lands 
and  messuages  in  Great  Walden, 
Cadeswalched,  and  Barton-upon- 
Irwell. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


347 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  (continued). 


No. 

6006 


5390 
5396 

5397 


5398 
6023 

6036 
5400 


5401 

5402 
6088 
6089 
6090 
6283 

6273 


6274 
6275 

6276 
6606 


Date. 
9  Chas.  I.. 


10  Chas.  I.... 

10  Chas.  I.... 

11  Chas.  I.... 


12  Chas.  I.... 

12  Chas.  L... 

13  Chas.  I.... 

14  Chas.  I.... 


15  Chas.  I.... 

(?)  Chas.  I.... 

1657  

1657  

1658  

13  Chas.  II. 

17  Chas.  II. 


17  Chas.  II. 
17  Chas.  II. 

17  Chas.  II. 
17  Chas.  II. 


Subject-matter. 
Warrant  for  a  Commission  con- 
cerning concealed  lands.  (Inned 
lands.) 

Certain  landsinWest  Haughton . 

Possessions  of  William  White- 
side, of  Carleton.  (Crown  debtor.) 

Possessions  of  Richard  Fleet- 
wood, a  Crown  debtor.  The  manor 
of  Newton-in-Makerfield  (Lan- 
caster), and  the  manor  of  Calnidge 
alias  Calne  (Stafford),  appear. 

Possessions  of  John  Brookes, 
attainted. 

Marsh  lands,  derelict  lands 
gained  from  the  sea. 

Lands  gained  from  the  sea. 

Account  of  the  charges  in  con- 
veying Mr.  Henry  Barton  from 
the  Castle  of  Lancaster  to  the 
Castle  Cornett,  Guernsey. 

Writ  of  rebellion  against  Thomas 
Charnock. 

Concealed  lands. 

Rectory  of  Hawkeshead. 

Estates  sequestrated. 

Sequestrations. 

Possessions  of  John  Moore, 
deceased,  attainted. 

Attorney-General  v.  Richard 
Shuttleworth.  Concerning  public 
monies  received  by  the  defendant 
between  the  years  1642  and  1648. 

The  same. 

Gerard   v.   Stoughton.  Con- 
cerning a  matter  of  account. 
Arrears  of  accounts. 
Possessions  of  Francis  AUeyn, 


348  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 

No.  Date.  Subject-matter. 

and  fines  paid  by  divers  persons 
under  the  general  pardon. 
62^^  ...  i8  Chas.  II.     ...     The  manor  of  Garstang. 

6278  ...  18  Chas.  II.     ...     Monies  received  during  the  time 

of  the  Commonwealth. 

6279  ...  19  Chas.  II.     ...     Matter  of  account.    Gerard  v, 

Stoughton. 

6280  ...  19  Chas.  II.     ...     The  manor  of  Ince,  Aspull,  and 

land  and  houses  in  the  town  of 
Wigan.  Annuity  granted  to  John 
Biddulph  by  Thomas  Gerrard,Esq. 
(Inquisition.) 

6561  ...  20  Chas.  II.     ...      Certain  sum  of  money  due  to 

the  Queen  Consort,  Catherine, 
from  Robert  Wyvell,  Sir  Christo- 
pher Wyvell,  and  others. 

6281  ...  26  Chas.  II.     ...     March  v.   Pilkington.  Con- 

cerning a  matter  of  account. 

6282  ...  29  Chas.  II.     ...      R.  Lees  2/.  J.  Taylor,  and  others. 

Concerning  the  possessions  of  the 
defendants. 

6637  ...  34  Chas.  II.  ...  ThemanorofFurneis.  Attorney- 
General  V.  Sir  Thomas  Preston, 
Bart.,  Viscount  Molyneux,  and 
Lord  Carington. 

6284  ...  35  Chas.  II.     ...      Hall  of  Lees,  in  the  parish  of 

Oldham.    Lyon  v.  Davy. 

6642  ...  36  Chas.  II.  ...  ThemanorofFurneis.  Attorney- 
General  V.  Sir  Thomas  Preston, 
Bart,  Lord  Carington,  and  others, 

6797  ...    I  Will.  &  M.  ...     Taylor   v.    Parkinson.  Con- 

cerning an  account. 

6798  ...    5  Will.  &  M.  ...  Concealments. 

6799  ...    9  Will.  III.    ...     Possessions  of  William  Clifton. 

6885  ...    5  Anne    Concealments. 

6886  ...  U  Anne    Bradshawe    v.   Blelocke.  A 

petition  in  this  suit. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 


349 


Special  Commissions  (Exchequer  Q.R.)  {continued). 


No. 

6905 


6928 


6988 


6987 


7128 


7129 


Date. 
3  Geo.  I. 


1 1  Geo.  I. 


12  Geo.  II. 


6969  ...  30  Geo.  III. 


6970  ...  36  Geo.  III. 


9  Geo.  IV. 


7  Geo.  IV. 

1839. 
3  Victoria 

1840. 
3  Victoria 


Subject-matter. 

Losses  and  damages  sustained 
by  His  Majesty's  Protestant  sub- 
jects by  reason  of  tumultuous 
assemblies,  i7i4to  1715. 

Certificates  concerning  the  pos- 
sessions of  Recusants. 

See  Memoranda  Roll,  1 1  Geo.  I., 
Easter,  No.  46. 

Memoranda  Roll,  11  Geo.  I., 
Easter,  No.  53.  Addenda. 

See  Memoranda  Roll,  1 1  Geo.  I., 
Easter,  Nos.  5  5  &56.  Addenda. 

See  Memoranda  Roll,  1 1  Geo.  I., 
Easter,  Nos.  59  to6i.  Addenda. 

Survey  of  the  port  of  Lancaster. 
See  Memoranda  Roll,  12  Geo.  II., 
Hilary,  No.  65.  Addenda. 

Port  of  Liverpool,  and  the 
Quays,  etc.  See  Memoranda  Roll, 
30  Geo.  III.,  Trinity,  No.  112. 

Limits  of  the  port  of  Liver- 
pool. See  Memoranda  Roll,  36 
Geo.  III.,  Mich.,  No.  256. 

Survey  of  the  ports  of  Lancaster 
and  Preston.  See  Memoranda 
Roll,  9  Geo.  IV.,  Easter,  No.  8. 

Uniformity  of  weights  and 
measures.  See  Memoranda  Roll, 
7  Geo.  IV.,  Mich.,  No.  3. 

Port  of  Fleetwood,  and  the  legal 
Quays  set  out.  See  Memoranda 
Roll,3Victoria,Mich.,No.2.  Plan. 

Port  of  Lancaster,  and  the 
legal  Quays  set  out.  See  Memo- 
randa Roll,  3  Victoria,  Easter, 
No.  2.  Plan. 


Ml. 
Countg  ^llatita 


HE  records  m  filaciis  in  Chancery  were  commonly 


X  called  County  Placita.  They  are  proceedings  con- 
nected with  the  ordinary  jurisdiction  of  the  Court  of  Chancery, 
or  Common  Law  Proceedings,  when  the  Lord  Chancellor 
proceeds  "  secundum  legem  et  consuetudinem  Angliae." 

In  the  Second  Appendix  to  the  Seventh  Report  of  the 
Deputy-Keeper  of  the  Public  Records,  the  following  obser- 
vations on  this  class  are  furnished  by  the  late  Sir  T.  Duffus 
Hardy : — 

"  These  proceedings  consist  of  pleas  on  matters  of  record,  viz. — by 
*  Scire  Facias,'  ^  for  the  repeal  of  the  King's  Letters  Patent ;  for  partition 


^  "  When  any  fact  was  disputed  on  a  '  Scire  Facias '  to  revoke 
Grants  by  the  Crown,  traverses  of  office,  or  the  hke,  and  issue  was  joined 
thereon,  it  was  transmitted  to  the  Court  of  King's  Bench  for  trial,  and 
final  judgment  was  entered  up  and  execution  issued  in  that  Court,  and 
not  afterwards  returned  into  Chancery ;  but  when  the  Court  of  Chancery 
wished  to  know  the  result,  or  the  parties  desired  to  have  the  whole  pro- 
ceedings exemplified  under  the  Great  Seal,  or  transmitted  to  other 
Courts,  then  a  tenor  of  the  proceedings  was  certified  into  Chancery  by 
*  Certiorari.'  But  none  of  the  records  which  were  delivered  by  the 
Chancellor  to  the  Chief  Justice  of  the  King's  Bench  appear  to  have  been 
remanded  into  Chancery,  and  apparently  for  the  reason,  that  *so 
supreme  is  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bench,  that  if  any 
record  be  removed  into  this  Court,  it  cannot  be  remanded  back,  unless  it 
be  by  Act  of  Parliament the  transcript  of  the  record  is  sent,  but  not 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


of  land  in  Coparcenary  and  for  dower ;  upon  recognizances  acknow- 
ledged pursuant  to  Statute  Merchant  and  Statute  Staple  ;  in  traverses  of 
offices  found  for  the  Crown  by  inquisition ;  and  in  matters  of  lunacy 
and  idiotcy,  &c. ;  and  also  of  pleas  in  matters  not  of  record,  viz. — pro- 
ceedings by  or  against  officers  of  the  Court. 

"  These  documents  also  consist  of  tenors  or  certificates  of  the  pro- 
ceedings in  the  King's  Bench,  Common  Pleas,  Exchequer,  in  Gaol 
Delivery,  &c.,  and  of  records  and  other  documents  in  the  custody  of  the 
Treasurer  and  Chamberlains  of  the  Exchequer,  such  as  Domesday  Book, 
Statutes  and  Ordinances  made  in  Parliament,  Feet  of  Fines,  Testa  de 
Neville,  brought  into  Chancery  by  writ  of  *  Certiorari,'  at  the  suit  of 
parties,  either  for  the  purpose  of  being  transmitted  to  other  Courts  by 
*  Mittimus,'  or  of  being  exemplified  under  the  Great  Seal,  and  enrolled 
on  the  Chancery  Rolls."  ^ 

The  short  Calendar  hereto  annexed  gives,  in  a  very 
much  condensed  form,  the  substance  of  the  official  Index  to 
these  documents,  which,  although  a  modern  compilation,  is 
written  in  Latin  throughout.  A  very  large  quantity  of 
similar  Placita  still  remain  on  the  original  "  Chancery  Files," ^ 
and  among  the  Rolls  Chapel  ^  and  Petty  Bag  Office  records. 


the  record  itself."  [But  as  to  the  course  now,  j^'^  Stat.  11  &  12  Vict, 
c.  94.] 

"  It  may  be  here  stated,  as  not  being  irrelevant  to  the  preceding 
remarks,  that  it  would  seem,  from  a  petition  to  the  King  in  Parliament 
in  the  second  year  of  the  reign  of  King  Henry  IV.,  that  when  an  issue 
of  fact  was  joined  on  the  Common  Law  Side  of  the  Court  of  Chancery, 
the  Chancellor,  instead  of  sending  the  issue  to  be  tried  in  the  Court  of 
King's  Bench,  was  in  the  habit  of  calling  the  Common  Law  Judges  into 
Chancery  to  assist  him  in  the  discussion  of  such  issues,  to  the  great 
delay  of  the  law  and  the  damage  of  the  people.  The  King  was,  there- 
fore, besought  to  ordain  that  traverses  of  office  and  writs  of  Scire  Facias 
should  be  returned  to  the  King's  Bench  or  Common  Pleas,  to  be  there 
discussed  and  terminated  according  to  law.  To  this  petition  the  King 
answered  : — The  Chancellor  has  power  to  do  so  by  virtue  of  his  office  ; 
and  let  it  be,  as  it  has  hitherto  been,  at  the  discretion  of  the  Chancellor 
for  the  time  being." — Sevetith  Report,  App.  ii.,p,  277,  ftote. 

1  Page  277. 

2  See  List  in  Second  Appendix  to  Fourth  Report,  pp.  1 13-130  (John 
to  Charles  II.).  The  939  bundles  contain  on  a  rough  average  244,750 
documents. 

3  Second  Appendix  to  the  Fourth  Report,  pp.  108-1 10  (Henry 
VII.  to  James  I.).  These  include  Records  of  Petitions  of  Right,  Traverses, 


352  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita. 

5  Edw.  III.    No.  I.  35refae  t^t  Certiorari  Custodiforeste 

de  la  Mare  tUm  JnqUlSJltlOUe  hide  facta  et 
retornatd.  On  behalf  of  the  Bishop  of  Coventry 
and  Lichfield,  relating  to  an  inclosure  made 
for  himself  by  the  Bishop  from  the  waste  within 
his  Manor  of  Tarvyn  and  Kelsale. 

6  Edw.  III.    No.  2.  33reDia  3je  Certiorari  jusUciario 

Cestrie  et  ^latita  coram  eodeni  Justiciario. 
Concerning  divers  customs  appertaining  to  the 
officie  of  Sheriff  of  Chester,  which  are  worth 
four-score  pounds  per  annum  ;  and  which  the 
sheriffs  of  the  County  of  Chester  have  had  in 
aid  of  their  farm,  and  have  been  wont  to 
receive  from  divers  men  of  the  county,  who  are 
called  Chartreres,  and  also  from  animals,  called 
weyf,  as  being  found  in  the  county. 

2  Ric.  II.      No.  3.  asrehe  he  Certiorari  ArcMdiacono 

Assavensi  i\X\Xi  retOHlO*  Of  the  true  whole 
yearly  value  of  the  Rectory  of  the  church  of 
Gresseford,  by  itself,  with  the  profits  and  ap- 
purtenances (not  including  the  chapel  of  Holt) ; 
and  of  the  true  yearly  value  of  the  vicarage, 
by  itself,  of  the  said  church  ;  and  also  of  the 
value  of  the  chapel  of  Holt,  by  itself,  with 
tithes,  offerings,  and  obventions  thereto  apper- 
taining. 

6  Ric.  II.  No.  4.  ^Plaeita  in  ©\mt  I'mpelJlt  et  super 

brevi  de  Errorihis  inde  assignatis.  Between 
Joan,  Princess  of  Wales,  Duchess  of  Cornwall, 
Countess  of  Chester,  &c.  and  Adam  Briton, 
Chaplain,   Reginald   de    Graye  of  Ruthyn, 

Judgments  on  Recognizances,  and  other  Royal  Pleas,  contained  in  21 
bundles. 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


353 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

Chivaler,  and  others.  As  to  the  presentation 
to  the  Church  of  Warmynham. 

9  Hen.  III.  No.  i.  l^t^t^  jTmUUm  Hamon  de  Ore- 
grave,  demandant,  and  Robert,  Abbot  of 
Furnays,  tenant,  concerning  land  in  Oregrave. 
The  same  Abbot,  demandant,  and  Hamon  son 
of  Roger,  defendant,  concerning  an  iron-mine 
in  Horgrave. 

20  Edw.  I.  No. 2  (a),  ©no  hjarrantO.  William  Caunce- 
felde  claims  to  have  free  warren,  wreck  of  the 
sea,  weyf,  gallows,  &c.,  in  the  Manor  of  Ald- 
ingham,  under  a  Charter  granted  by  King  John 
to  his  grandfather,  William  de  Furneys. 

Verdict  for  William. 

No.  2(b).  ©UO  tuarrantO*  Nicholas 
Blundel  claims  to  have  wreck  of  the  sea  in  the 
Manor  of  Aymulnedale  which  his  ancestors 
had  possessed  from  time  immemorial. 

Judgment  for  the  King. 

No.  2  (C).  ©UO  toarrantO*  The  Prior  of 
Durham  claims  to  have  wreck  of  the  sea  in 
Lytham,  by  virtue  of  an  ancient  charter  of 
William  the  Conqueror  made  to  his  antecessor, 
then  Prior  there. 

Judgment  for  the  King. 
No.  2(D).  (©no  InarrantD*  The  Prior  of 
Kertmel  claims  to  have  a  free  Court  at  Kerte- 
mel ;  and,  as  to  the  assise  of  bread  and  ale, 
wreck  of  the  sea,  and  weyf,  he  produces  a 
charter  made  temp.  Ric.  I.,  by  which,  William 
le  Mareshall  gave  the  Manor  of  Kertmel  to  his 
(the  Prior)  Church  of  S.  Mary,  and  also  another 
charter,  dated  54  Hen.  III.,  confirming  a  grant 
Z  A 


354 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

of  King  John,  whereby  he  confirmed  the  first- 
named  charter. 

Verdict  for  the  Prior,  except  as  to 
wreck  of  the  sea  and  weyf,  which  are 
adjudged  to  the  King. 

20  Edw.  I.        No.  2  (E).  ^laClta  COrOlie.    The  King  V. 

Richard  de  Waleton — concerning  serjeanties. 
Richard  held  Waleton  in  Hale  in  the  Wapen- 
take of  Derby  by  a  rent  of  ;^io  paid  to  the 
King,  which  money  is  now  received  by  Robert 
Holand,  who,  as  to  other  lands  in  Walton, 
Wavertre,  and  Newsom,  held  by  Richard  of 
the  King  by  serjeanty,  had  encroached  on  the 
right  of  the  King  as  to  the  wardship  and 
marriage  of  Richard. 

Judgment  that  the  King  do  recover 
against  Robert  Holand  the  values  of 
the  said  wardship  and  marriage. 

No.  2  (f).  ©Un  UjarrantO.  Master  Adam 
de  Waleton,  parson  of  the  church  of  Wygan, 
claims  to  have  a  market,  fair,  assise  of  bread 
and  ale  in  Wygan,  and  further  claims  on  behalf 
of  himself  and  his  men  to  be  quit  of  all  suit  to 
County  and  Hundred  Courts,  and  also  to  have 
free  burgage  &c.  in  the  town  aforesaid.  In 
proof  of  which  he  produces  two  charters  made 
by  Hen.  HI. ;  of  which,  one  dated  in  the  30th 
year  of  his  reign  to  John  Mansel,  parson  of  the 
church,  grants  that  his  town  of  Wygan  shall  be 
a  borough  for  ever,  and  that  the  Burgesses 
shall  have  a  market-gild,  with  other  liberties 
and  free  customs,  and  be  quit  of  toll,  lastage, 
passage,  pontage,  and  stallage,  &c.  By  the 
other  charter,  dated  42  Hen.  HI.,  the  King 
granted  to  John  Maunsel,  that  he  and  his  suc- 
cessors, being  parsons  of  the  church,  might 
have  in  the  borough  of  Wygan  a  weekly  market 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


355 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

on  Mondays  and  two  fairs  every  year,  to  last  six 
days,  viz.,  the  eve,  day,  and  morrow  of  the  Ascen- 
sion, and  the  eve,  day,  and  morrow  of  All  Saints. 

The  Jury  say  that  the  said  Adam  and  his 
predecessors,  from  the  date  of  the  charters 
aforesaid,  have  had  fairs  and  markets  in  the 
borough ;  and  that,  on  conviction  of  breaking 
the  assise  of  bread,  the  delinquent  might  be 
amerced,  but  not  punished  otherwise.  Not- 
withstanding, a  certain  Henry  Crowe,  for  theft 
of  an  ox,  had  been  kept  in  prison  for  three 
weeks,'  and  then  hanged  for  the  robbery,  of 
which  he  had  owned  he  was  guilty.  On  this  and 
further  matters,  judgment  is  given,  that  the 
borough  with  the  liberties  contained  in  the  first 
charter  be  taken  into  the  King's  hand  and 
committed  to  the  sheriff  to  answer  to  the  King 
for  the  issues.  As  to  the  market  and  fair 
claimed  by  the  other  charter,  and  taking 
amends  for  breaking  the  assise  of  bread  and 
ale  on  market  and  fair  days,  Adam  to  retain 
those  at  present ;  but,  since  trespassers  against 
such  assise,  of  custom,  are  punished  by  amerce- 
ment and  not  judicially,  Adam  is  amerced,  and 
the  suitors  likewise. 

20  Edw.  1.  No.  2  (G).  <J§UO  tuarrantO*  On  behalf  of 
the  commonalty  of  the  borough  of  Lancaster, 
Lambert  Balls,  Master  Thomas  de  Lancastre, 
Robert  de  Chaderton,  and  William  de  Claghton, 
produce  a  charter  of  King  John,  whereby  he 
granted  to  his  burgesses  of  Lancaster  all 
the  liberties  which  the  King's  burgesses  of 
Northampton  had  on  the  day  of  his  father's 
(Hen.  in.)  death,  in  lieu  of  the  liberties  of  the 
town  of  Bristol  which  he  granted  to  them 
while  Earl  of  Mortein.  Moreover,  they  claimed 
to  be  quit  of  suit  of  mill  and  other  servile 
customs.  They  produce  also  the  said  charter 
2  A  2 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued^ 

of  the  King,  made  while  he  was  Earl  of  Mortein, 
by  which  he  granted  to  his  burgesses  of  Lan- 
caster all  liberties  given  to  the  burgesses  of 
Bristol.    By  these  charters  they  claim  to  be 
quit  of  toll  and  other  things,  and  to  have  a  free 
borough  with  a  weekly  market  on  Saturdays, 
and  a  yearly  fair  beginning  on  Michaelmas  day 
and  lasting  eleven  days,  beside  other  liberties. 
Judgment  that  the  said  liberties  be  taken 
into  the  King's  hand,  and  the  Bailiffs  and 
Commonalty  are  amerced.  Afterwards,  the 
burgesses  give  to  the  King  lo  marks. 

20  Edw.  I.  No.  3.  ©tlO  iOarrantO*  The  Abbot  of 
Furneys  claims  to  have  the  Sheriff's  tourn,  the 
amends  of  the  assise  of  bread  and  ale,  wreck  of 
the  sea,  weyf,  infangenethef  and  free  chase  in 
Dalton,  Kyrkeby  Ireleygh,  Penygton,  Ulvers- 
ton,  Aldingham,  Legh,  and  Ursewyke  in 
Furneys ;  to  be  quit  of  common  fines  and 
amercements  of  the  county  court,  suits  at  the 
courts  of  the  county  and  wapentake ;  also  to 
have  market,  fair,  and  gallows  in  Dalton,  and 
to  make  summonses  and  attachments  by  his 
own  bailiff  in  Furneys. 

These  liberties  were  claimed  by  virtue  of 
charters  granted  by  Hen.  III.  Verdict  in 
favour  of  the  Abbot  as  to  the  Sheriff's  tourn, 
amends  of  bread  and  ale,  wreck  of  the  sea, 
weyf,  and  infangenethef ;  but  as  to  common 
fines  &c.,  not  quit,  and  as  to  other  liberties,  for 
the  present  sine  die. 

No.  4.  (2§U0  toarrantO^  Margaret,  who  was 
wife  of  Geoffrey  de  Neville,  claims  to  have  a 
market  in  Ergum  and  a  fair  in  Horneby,  free 
warren  in  Horneby,  Mellinge,  and  Wrae,  and 
the  Sheriff's  tourn  in  the  same ;  also,  infan- 
genethef and  weyf  in  Horneby  and  Mellinge, 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued), 

and  gallows  in  Mellinge.  She  produces  a 
charter,  dated  8  Edw.  L,  whereby  the  King 
granted  to  Geoffrey  de  Neville  and  Margaret 
his  wife  the  said  liberties,  as  therein  specified  ; 
also  the  King's  Writ  to  the  Justices  in  Eyre 
relating  to  her  claim  to  divers  liberties  in  her 
Manors  of  Erguni  and  Horneby,  which  were 
formerly  of  Roger  de  Montbegon,  and  which 
she  recovered  before  the  late  King's  (H,  III.) 
Justices  against  John  de  Burgh,  son  and  heir 
of  Hubert  de  Burgh,  as  her  right  and  inherit- 
ance, and  in  evidence  of  which  she  produced 
a  charter,  dated  13  Hen.  HI.,  by  which  the 
King  granted  to  Hubert  de  Burgh  and  Mar- 
garet his  wife  and  their  issue  for  ever  {inter  alia) 
quittance  of  passage,  pontage,  stallage,  tallage, 
&c.,  and  that  they  should  have  their  lands  with 
sok  and  saak,  thol  and  theam,  infangenethef, 
&c.,  frankpledge,  and  a  free  court  for  all  pleas 
and  plaints. 

Verdict    in   favour    of  Margaret,  and 
Judgment  thereupon. 

20  Edw.  I.  No.  5.  ©UO  tuarrantO^  Henry  de  Lacy,  Earl 
of  Lincoln,  claims  to  have  free  warren  in  Caune, 
Little  Merchesdene,  Great  Merchesdene,  Brer- 
clyve,  Brumly,  Padyngham,Wyddenes,  Appelton, 
Denton,  Upton,  and  Crawynton  ;  a  market  and 
fair  in  Cliderhow ;  wreck  of  the  sea  and  weyf 
in  all  his  fees  within  the  Wapentake  of  Leyland- 
shire ;  amends  of  the  assise  of  bread  and  ale, 
infangenethef,  utfangenethef,  weyf,  and  gallows 
in  Cliderhow,  Penwortham,  Upton,  Crawynton, 
and  in  all  his  fees  in  Rachedale  and  the 
Wapentake  of  Blakeburnshire  ;  also  to  be  quit 
for  himself  and  his  men  of  the  custody  of  felons, 
&c.,  and  of  common  fines,  &c.  He  produces  a 
charter,  dated  4  John,  by  which  the  King 
granted  to  him  and  his  heirs  a  yearly  fair  to 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {contimied). 

last  for  two  days,  i.e.  the  day  and  morrow  of 
S.  Mary  Magdalene;  also  two  other  charters, 
dated  25  Hen.  III.,  one  granting  a  weekly 
market  on  Wednesdays  at  Rachedale,  and  the 
other,  free  warren  in  the  demesne  lands.  As 
to  the  Wapentake  of  Blakeburnshire,  he  says 
that  he  has  his  Court  of  Cliderhow,  which  is 
commonly  called  "  Wapentach  de  Blakeburne- 
shire,"  where  all  the  men  thereof  are  wont  to 
plead  in  minor  pleas.  He  and  his  ancestors 
have  had  a  weekly  market  at  Cliderhow  on 
Saturdays  from  the  time  of  William  the  Con- 
queror. He  claims  wreck  of  the  sea  in  his 
manor  of  Penwortham  in  Laylandshire,  in 
Northmelis,  and  Wydnes  in  Derbishire,  and  in 
Newton,  Frekelton,  and  Warton  in  Amunder- 
nesse ;  amends  of  ale  in  all  towns ;  infangthef 
in  all  his  fees  of  Blakeburnshire,  Salfordshire, 
Laylandshire,  and  Derbishire ;  and  gallows  at 
Clyderhou,  Penwortham,  and  Totyngton. 
Moreover,  he  claims  to  be  quit  of  common  fines 
and  amercements,  except  in  Dunnum  and 
Worcheston  in  Blakeburneshire,  and  to  be  free 
from  suit  to  County  and  Wapentake  Courts, 
except  as  to  his  lands  in  Rachedale,  for  which 
he  owes  suit  to  the  County  Court  of  Lancaster 
and  Wapentake  of  Salfordshire.  He  also 
declares  himself  ready  to  answer  to  the  King 
for  those  things  which  are  presented  in  the 
Rageman,  without  writ  &c. 

Verdict  for  the  Earl. 

21  Edw.  I.        No.  6.  ^eljeS"  finiUm*    Thomas,  Abbot  of 
Saint  Werburgh,  demandant,  and  William  de 
Heskeyth  and  Maud  his  wife,  tenants,  con- 
•  cerning  land,  meadow,  wood,  marsh,  and  rent 

in  Rufford  near  Croston. 

The  same  Abbot,  demandant,  and  Edmund 
de  Legh  and  Anabel  his  wife,  tenants,  con- 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {conthmed). 

cerning  land,  meadow,  wood,  and  marsh  in 
Rufford. 

28  Edw.  1.         No.  7.  flni!^^     Robert  de  Lathum, 

plaintiff,  and  John,  son  of  Alexander  de 
Kyrkebyirlith,  deforciant,  of  the  manors  of 
Kyrkebyirlith  and  Dunerdale. 
5  Edw.  II.  No.  8.  peieSi  finmm^  Roger  le  Barker 
the  younger,  plaintiff,  and  Richard  de  Workes- 
legh  and  Margaret  his  wife,  deforciants,  of  a 
third  part  of  the  manors  of  Workeslegh  and 
Hulton. 

The  same  Roger,  plaintiff,  and  the  said 
Richard  and  Margaret,  deforciants,  of  two- 
thirds  of  the  same  manors. 

16  Edw.  II.     No.  9.  as^s^fea  itobe  Ijfesiei'igme.  Nigei, 

Prior  of  Saint  Mary's  Church,  Lancaster,  v. 
John,  son  of  Robert  le  Kene,  and  Ralph  le 
Foulur.  Concerning  a  freehold  (moor,  pasture, 
&c.)  in  Neuton  near  Lancaster.  Defendants 
plead  that  Neuton  is  not  a  town,  borough,  or 
hamlet.  The  Jury  find  that  Neuton  is  a  hamlet 
of  Bulk,  and  that  the  tenements  are  in  Neuton 
and  not  in  Lancaster ;  that  Roger  le  Petevyn, 
formerly  Lord  of  the  town  of  Lancaster,  gave 
to  one  of  the  predecessors  of  the  now  Prior  the 
hamlet  of  Neuton  in  frankalmoigne,  which  gift 
was  confirmed  by  King  John,  when  Earl  of 
Mortein,  who  afterwards  made  the  town  of 
Lancaster  a  free  borough. 

Judgment  for  the  Prior,  with  damages. 

17  Edw.  11.     No.  10.  pre^entanoite!^  roram  Susituu 

an'fe  itmerantlbU'^.  The  King  v.  John,  son 
of  Gilbert  de  la  Legh.  Concerning  four  wild 
animals  taken  in  the  King's  chase  on  the 
Estmores  in  Touneley  and  Clyvacher.  De- 
fendant pleads  that  he  is  lord  of  a  third  part  of 
the  town  of  Tounley  in  right  of  Cecily  his  late 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

wife  ;  and  that  he  and  the  ancestors  of  Cecily, 
being  tenants  of  lands  there,  from  time  imme- 
morial have  chased  on  the  Estmores  in  Tounley 
and  Clyvacher,  and  taken  wild  animals  as  of 
right  appurtenant  to  the  said  freehold. 

Verdict  in  favour  of  John,  tenant  by  the 
law  of  England,  after  the  death  of  Cecily, 
his  wife,  whose  ancestors  have  chased  and 
taken  animals  in  the  King's  chase  within 
certain  limits,  beginning  at  a  place  called 
Saxifeldike  on  the  north  up  to  Crombebrok 
on  the  south. 

3  Edw.  III.  No.  II.  JnqUlSJltlOtt  taken— by  virtue  of  a 
writ  of  co^tiorari — before  the  Steward  of  the 
lands  of  Isabel,  Queen  of  England,  on  behalf  of 
the  Abbot  of  Kirkstall,  concerning  the  metes 
of  the  manor  of  Bernolneswyke. 

The  Jury  say  that  Henry  de  Lacy,  formerly 
lord  of  Blakeburneshire  and  of  the  manor  of 
Bernolneswyke,  gave  the  said  manor  to  one 
Alexander,  Abbot  of  Kirkestal,  and  the  monks 
there,  by  certain  limits  contained  in  his  writing 
thereof  made,  viz.,  beginning  at  the  Blakebrok 
and  so  beyond  the  moor  to  Gailmersh ;  then  to 
the  head  of  Ellerhagh  and  across  the  hill,  called 
Blakhou  ;  next  to  Oxgil,  then  to  Pikedelowe, 
which  is  called  Aleynsete,  and  thence  to  ancient 
ditch  between  Midthorp  and  Coller  Dene. 
The  same  Abbot  and  monks  and  their  suc- 
cessors were  seised  of  the  manor  within  the 
said  limits  up  to  the  time  of  Hen.  III.,  when 
Edmund  de  Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln,  ejected  the 
then  Abbot  from  his  freehold,  amounting  to 
about  1050  acres. 

Asked,  if  the  tenants  of  the  lords  of  Blake- 
burnshire  had  common  for  their  cattle  within 
the  limits  aforesaid,  they  say  they  know  not, 
on  account  of  the  length  of  time  elapsed. 


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Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

Further  asked,  if  the  tenants  of  the  Lords  of 
Colne  had  common  for  cattle,  the  Jurors  say 
they  had  not. 

7  Edw.  III.      No.  12.  itoquela  tOram  3^ege*  Between 

the  Abbot  of  Kirkstall  and  Isabel,  Queen  of 
England.  Concerning  840  acres  of  wood,  moor, 
and  pasture,  half  being  in  co.  Lancaster,  and 
the  other  half  in  co.  York ;  which  tenements, 
Henry  de  Lascy,  by  charter  of  foundation,  gave 
to  Alexander  then  Abbot  of  Kirkestall,  and 
the  monks  there,  to  hold  for  ever  in  frank- 
almoigne.  [Record  much  torn  and  defaced.  After 
sundry  pleadings,  petitions,  and  writs  set  out] 
Judgment  for  the  Abbot. 

8  Edw.  III.    No.  13.  33e  aaerto  lie  aaboranone* 

Simon,  Prior  of  S.  Mary,  Kertmell,  plaintiff, 
and  Richard,  son  of  John  de  Hudelstone, 
deforciant,  concerning  the  church  of  Qwy- 
dington.  Judgment  for  the  Prior  by  default ; 
but,  execution  being  stayed  on  suspicion  of 
collusion  between  the  parties,  the  matter  came 
before  a  jury,  who  found  the  advowson  to 
belong  to  the  Prior  in  right  of  his  church  of 
Kertmell.  [After  recording  sundry  disputes 
concerning  the  advowson,  it  is  found  that]  — 
On  a  vacancy  of  the  church,  John  de  Hodel- 
eston,  temp,  Edw.  I.,  presented,  successively, 
John  de  Lovel  and  Thomas  de  Weston,  who 
both  resigned.  On  the  resignation  of  the 
latter,  John  de  Hodleston  presented  one  Robert 
de  Hodelston ;  on  whose  death,  William  de 
Walton,  then  Prior  of  Kertmell,  presented 
John  de  Luton,  who  was  admitted  and  in- 
stituted 27  Edw.  I.  Afterwards,  the  church 
being  void  by  the  deprivation  of  the  said  John 
de  Luton,  Richard  de  Hodleston,  son  and  heir 
of  the  aforesaid  John,  presented  thereto  Roger 
Stot,  temp.  Edw.  II. ;  and,  on  his  resignation, 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

the  same  Richard  presented,  also  temp.  Edw.  IL, 
William  Felagh,  who  is  now  incumbent  of  the 
church. 

Verdict.  That  there  is  no  fraud  or 
collusion  between  the  said  Richard  and 
the  Prior.  Therefore,  the  Prior  to  have 
execution. 

II  Edw.  III.      No.  14.  finis*.    Mabel,  who  was  wife 

of  William  de  Bradshagh,  knt.,  plaintiff,  and 
William,  son  of  John  de  Bradshagh,  deforciant, 
of  the  Manor  of  Blakerode  with  the  appur- 
tenances, except  two  messuages,  62  acres  of 
land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  and  10  acres  of  wood 
in  the  same  manor. 

14  Edw.  III.  No.  15.  l^t^  fiufe.  Hugh  de  Rochefort  {de 
Rupe  forti),  plaintiff,  and  Fromund  de  North- 
ampton and  Hawise,  his  wife,  deforciants,  of 
a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Alston  with  the  appur- 
tenances. 

No.  16.  Knqui's^itio  Jje  quaUam  i^eUi^^- 

!£»nSiina*  To  Roger,  son  of  Alan  de  Molineux, 
by  Richard,  son  of  John  de  Molineux,  of  a  third 
part  of  a  moiety  of  200  acres  of  moor  and 
pasture  with  appurtenances  in  Raynhull. 

17  Edw.  III.  No.  17.  JnUi'ctamentiim  ^iiper  quftus^-- 
iam  ronspirarionibus;  The  King  v.  John 

de  Craven,  for  conspiring  with  others  at  Walton, 
to  procure  the  presentation  of  himself  to  the 
church  of  Wygan,  which  was  then  filled  by 
Ivo  de  Langeton.  By  reason  whereof,  he  was 
summoned  to  answer  in  the  Court  of  Chris- 
tianity for  the  said  presentation,  whereby  Ivo 
in  divers  costs,  &c.,  lost  ;^300. 

19  Edw.  III.  No.  18.  pianta  super  bitbi  ^nre 
fanasi  ai  i^egi^  ronai^siomm  rebo-- 

raitiram.  The  King  v,  the  Abbot  of  Whalley. 
Writ  recites  that  the  chapel  of  Clitherhowe 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  (continued). 

within  the  castle  of  Clitherhowe  was  annexed 
to  the  church  of  Whalley,  which  the  Abbot  and 
Convent  of  Whalley  held  to  their  own  use,  and 
that  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  was  granted 
to  them  to  hold  as  Peter  de  Chester,  formerly 
parson  of  the  said  church,  held  the  same 
annexed,  before  the  church  was  appropriated  ; 
'[/«^.  a.  q.  d.  that  by  Inquisition^  it  was  found,  that  the  chapel 
19  Edw.  III.,  was  never  annexed  to  the  mother  church  of 
No.  22.]  Whalley — from  the  time  of  Robert  de  Lacy, 
Lord  of  Blakebournshire,  who  was  before  the 
time  of  King  Richard,  the  King's  progenitor, — 
but  a  gross  by  itself,  until  one  Robert  de 
Toppeclif,  sometime  Abbot  of  Whalley,  pur- 
chased the  chapel  of  the  King,  by  which 
purchase  the  Abbot  and  Convent  then  held 
that  chapel  as  annexed  to  the  church  of 
Whalley,  and,  one  Brother  Gregory,  then  Abbot 
of  Stanlowe  and  the  convent  there,  released 
their  right  (if  any)  in  the  said  chapel  to  Henry 
de  Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln,  in  the  form  of  a 
quit-claim,  which,  after  the  Earl's  death,  came 
to  the  hands  of  the  Keeper  of  the  Castle  afore- 
said, and  lay  among  other  muniments  the  whole 
time  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Lancaster,  Lord  of 
the  Castle ;  after  whose  death,  while  the  castle 
and  lands  of  Blakebournshire  were  in  the  hands 
of  the  late  King  Edward,  it  was  in  the  castle,  in 
the  keeping  of  William  de  Tateham,  Steward 
there.  After  his  death,  the  quit-claim  came  to 
the  hands  of  John  de  Plesyngton,  one  of  the 
executors  of  William  de  Tateham's  will,  who 
then  had  it  in  keeping,  or  else  it  was  removed 
by  him. 

Thereupon,  by  the  King's  writ  of  Scire  facias^ 
the  then  Abbot  was  commanded  to  show 
wherefore  the  remise  made  of  the  advowson 
by  the  King  ought  not  to  be  revoked  and 


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LANCASHIRK  A\l)  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {contimied). 

retaken  into  the  King's  hand.  The  Abbot, 
appearing  on  the  day  named,  says  that  the 
chapel  is  and  always  lias  been  annexed  to  the 
church  of  Whalley  ;  that  it  is  not  a  gross  by 
itself;  that  Peter  de  Chester  held  the  chapel 
annexed  to  the  church,  &c.  ;  and  that  the  said 
Gregory  did  not  release,  &c. 

The  King's  Attorney  says  that  the  chapel 
was  never  annexed,  &c. 

Issue  joined,  but  no  verdict. 

20  Edw.  III.     No.  19.  finfe^    John,  son  of  Robert 

Nevill  of  Horneby,  knt.,  and  Isabel,  his  wife, 
plaintiffs,  and  Robert  Nevill  of  Horneby, 
chivaler,  and  Joan,  his  wife,  deforciants,  of 
3  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of 
meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  40  acres  of  wood, 
and  100  acres  of  moor  with  the  appurtenances 
in  Oldum  and  Glothyk  ;  also  an  eighth  part  of 
the  manor  of  Shevyngton. 

28  Edw.  III.  No.  20.  ^planta  siiiptr  brebi'  jformeljou 

in  le  Bedrentrre^  Robert,  son  of  Gilbert,  son 
of  Rob.  de  Rustune,  demandant,  and  Edmund, 
son  of  Thomas  Talbot,  tenant.  Of  the  manor 
of  Rustune  near  Harewod,  which  Robert  de 
Praers  gave  to  Gilbert,  son  of  Henry  de  Blake- 
burne,  in  frank-marriage  with  Margery,  his 
(Robert)  sister,  and  which— after  the  death  of 
G.=pM.  Gilbert  and  Margery ;   and  Henry,  their  son 

,  I      and  heir  ;  and  Gilbert,  son  and  heir  of  Henry  ; 

Henry  Robert,  son  of  Gilbert  ;  and  Gilbert,  son 

I         of  Robert, — ought  to  descend  by  the  form  of 
Glib'.       the  gift  aforesaid  to  the  aforesaid  Robert,  son 
j^jl^t_       of  Gilbert  (last-named),  as  kinsman  and  heir  of 
I  the  said  Gilbert  (son  of  Henry,  son  of  Gilbert). 

^^1^'-       And  whereof  the  same  Robert  says,  that  Robert 
Robert      de  Praers  gave   the  manor,   &c.,  and,  from 
(demandant)  Gilbert  and  Margery  the  right  descended  to 
Henry,  as  son  and  heir  ;  from  Henr>'  to  Gilbert, 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  (continued). 

as  son  and  heir  ;  from  Gilbert  to  Robert,  as  son 
and  heir ;  from  Robert  to  Gilbert,  as  son  and 
heir ;  from  Gilbert  to  this  Robert,  as  son  and 
heir,  who  now  prays,  &c. 

Edmund,  by  attorney,  comes  and  defends  his 
right,  &c.,  and  vouches  to  warranty  John,  son  of 
Thomas,  son  of  Stephen  de  Bakshulf,  summoned 
in  the  county  of  York  by  aid  of  the  Court,  &c. 

And  Robert  says  that  the  said  Edmund 
ought  not  to  be  admitted,  &c. 

A  Jury  to  come.    No  verdict. 

37  Edw.  III.    No.  21.  placita  s^uper  Craberi^ia  ©ffinu 

Between  the  King  and  the  Abbot  of  Salop. 
It  was  found  by  Inquisition  that  one  of  the 
Kings  of  England,  progenitor  of  the  now  King, 
gave  a  place  of  land  called  Wildgrove,  a  fishery 
in  the  manor,  and  20s.  rent  in  Wolston,  for 
finding  a  monk  to  celebrate  divine  service  daily 
for  ever  in  the  chapel  of  Wildegrove,  for  the 
souls  of  the  Kings  of  England  ;  which  chantry 
had  been  withdrawn  for  many  years,  the  lands 
being  worth  yearly  2\s.,  and  the  fishery  2Qs, 

The  Abbot  says,  that  he  and  his  predecessors 
from  time  beyond  the  memory  of  man  have 
held  the  said  tenements,  &c.,  of  the  gift  of 
Ranulph,  Earl  of  Chester,  and  that  no  pro- 
genitor of  the  King  gave,  &c. 

The  King's  attorney  says  that  a  progenitor 
of  the  King  gave,  &c.  (as  before). 

Verdict.  That  the  Abbot  and  his  predecessors 
from  time  out  of  mind  have  held  the  aforesaid 
tenements,  of  the  gift  of  the  Earl  of  Chester, 
in  frankalmoign,  according  to  certain  charters, 
and  not  as  by  the  Inquisition  is  supposed. 

Judgment.  That  the  Abbot  have  resti- 
tution of  the  tenements  with  the  issues, 
and  also  the  fishery. 

39  Edw.  III.    No.  22.  piacita  m  ©uait  impebft* 


366  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

Between  the  Duke  of  Lancaster  and  Blanche, 
his  wife,  and  the  Abbot  of  Whalleye,  as  to  the 
presentation  to  the  chapel  of  Saint  Michael  in 
Clitherowe  Castle,  now  void.  [Record  too 
much  torn  to  be  properly  abstracted,  but  the 
Verdict  and  Judgment  are  perfect,  viz.  : — ] 

Verdict.  That  the  chapel  of  Saint  Michael 
in  the  Castle  of  Cliderhowe  is  not  a  gross  by 
itself,  but  is  annexed  to  the  parish  church  of 
Whalleye,  and  is  member  and  parcel  of  the 
same,  and  has  been  from  time  out  of  mind  ; 
that  all  collations  to  the  chapel,  at  divers  turns, 
in  the  time  of  the  Abbot  and  his  predecessors, 
•  made  by  the  antecessors  of  the  said  Blanche 
or  other  lords  or  possessors  of  the  said 
Castle,  have  been  made  by  intrusion  only,  and 
by  usurping  the  estate  and  possession  of  the 
Abbot  and  his  predecessors ;  and  further,  that 
such  possession  has  always  continued,  from  the 
time  of  the  death  of  Peter  de  Chester,  some- 
time parson  of  the  said  church,  up  to  now  ; 
that  the  said  Peter  and  all  those  who  before 
him  held  the  church,  were  seised  of  the  chapel 
as  member  and  parcel  thereof,  and  likewise, 
after  the  death  of  Peter,  the  said  Abbot  and  his 
predecessors  have  continued  in  the  same  pos- 
session as  annexed  to  the  church  of  Whalleye. 

Judgment  in  favour  of  the  Abbot.  The 
Duke  and  Blanche  are  amerced  for  false  claim. 

No.  23.  ^larita  m  Ss^siisJa  nobe  Sji'g- 

£»tl£»UU-  William  de  Careless,  chivaler,  and 
Emma,  his  wife,  plaintiffs,  and  Henry  de 
Terbok  and  others,  disseisors,  of  their  freehold 
in  Terbok  post prirnam,  &c. ;  and  whereof  they 
complain  that  they  have  been  disseised  of  their 
manor  of  Terbok. 

The  parties  having  put  themselves  on  the 
country,  on  behalf  of  Henry  it  is  said,  that  one 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


367 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued), 

Richard  Terbok  was  seised  in  fee  of  the  said 
manor,  and  took  to  wife  one  Maud  {Matill),  on 
whom  he  begat  Henry,  and  died  ;  after  whose 
death,  the  said  WilHam  and  Emma  claiming 
in  right  of  Emma — as  daughter  and  heir  of 
Richard  (whereas  she  was  and  is  a  bastard) — 
intruded  into  the  manor  ;  and  Henry,  as  son 
and  heir  of  Richard  born  in  wedlock,  removed 
them  (as  it  was  lawful  for  him  to  do)  without 
any  injury  or  disseisin  done.  And  hereof  he 
puts  himself  on  the  assize.  William  and  Emma 
do  likewise. 

The  recognitors  say,  that  William  and  Emma 
were  never  seised  of  the  manor,  so  they  could 
not  be  disseised,  because  Henry  is  son  and  heir 
of  Richard  Terbok,  who  begat  him  of  one 
Maud  his  wife  in  lawful  wedlock.  So,  Henry 
is  true  and  right  heir  of  Richard  de  Terbok. 

Judgment  in  favour  of  Henry ;  William 
and  Emma  amerced  for  their  false  claim. 

39  Edw.  HI.    No.  24.  J3e  aaetto  ire  CiisitolJia  ftm-- 

Henry  de  Skaresbrok,  demandant, 
and  William  de  Atherton,  chivaler,  deforciant. 
William  was  summoned  to  answer  the  plea 
that  he  yield  Robert,  son  and  heir  of  Robert  de 
Hurleton,  whose  custody  belongs  to  Henry, 
because  Robert  (the  father)  held  his  land  of 
Henry  by  knight's  service,  viz.,  12  bovates  of 
land  in  Hurleton  and  Skaresbrok,  by  homage 
and  fealty,  by  paying  to  the  King's  scutage  of 
40i'.,  lOJ".,  and  more,  more,  and  less,  less,  and 
by  the  service  of  4^.  yearly  at  Martinmas. 
Robert  dying  in  homage,  the  custody  of  the 
heir  belongs  to  Henry,  and  William  has  unjustly 
deprived  him  of  that  custody. 

William  says  that  Robert  de  Hurleton  did 
not  hold  of  Henry  as  above  supposed. 

Issue  being  joined,  a  Jury  came. 


368  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

Verdict.  That  Robert  de  Hurleton 
held  of  Henry  by  knight's  service.  The 
damages  sustained  by  Henry  are  assessed 
at  40J.  As  to  the  value  of  the  marriage  of 
the  heir,  that  he  is  but  ten  years  old  and 
unmarried,  but  his  marriage  is  worth  20/. 
Judgment  that  Henry  recover,  &c. 

45  Edvv.  III.    No.  25.  ^iiper  Crafatrs^ia  ©fiKciu  The 

King  V.  the  Prior  of  S.  Mary,  Lancaster.  By 
certificate  of  the  Escheator,  and  by  a  certain 
Inquisition,  it  was  found  that  Nigel,  late  Prior 
of  the  church  of  Saint  Mary,  Lancaster, 
acquired  to  him  and  to  his  successors,  for  ever, 
without  first  obtaining  the  King's  licence,  from 
the  Abbot  and  Convent  of  Furneys,  a  tract  of 
land  in  a  fishery  in  the  water  of  Lone  in  a 
place  called  "  Seyntmarypot "  with  its  sein, 
and  a  tract,  with  sein,  in  all  other  places  of  the 
said  water  from  "  Seyntmariwell "  up  to  the 
ford  of  Prestwayth,  which  fishery  with  sein  is 
worth  yearly  loo^-.;  and  that  the  Prior  and  his 
predecessors  have  occupied  the  fishery  for  53 
years  past,  &c. 

Afterward,  the  now  Prior  appearing  in  Chan- 
cery says,  that  both  tracts  are  of  the  foundation 
of  the  said  House  from  time  out  of  mind,  and 
were  held  as  parcel  of  its  temporalities  until 
the  Escheator  took  them  into  the  King's  hand. 

The  King's  attorney  says  that  Nigel,  formerly 
Prior,  acquired  &c.  (as  before). 

Issue  thereupon  joined  and  a  Jury  had. 
Verdict.  That  the  tract  of  land  and 
tract  of  fishery  in  the  water  of  Lone  are  of 
the  ancient  foundation  of  the  House  of 
Saint  Mary,  Lancaster,  and  that  the  now 
Prior  and  his  predecessors  from  the  founda- 
tion of  the  House  have  held  the  same  as 
parcel  of  the  temporalities. 


COUNTY  PLACITA. 


369 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued). 

The  Prior  prays  judgment.  [The  Record  is 
much  torn  and  obliterated ;  and  the  part,  on 
which  the  Judgment  was  given,  wholly  lost.] 

48  Edw.  III.    No.  26.  ^uper  Crafaeri^ia  (J^ffin'u  The 

King  V.  the  Abbot  of  Kirkstall.  By  Inquisition 
it  was  found  that  one  Roger  de  Ledys,  late 
Abbot  of  Kirkstall,  in  the  time  of  the  now 
King,  within  25  years  past,  and  without  the 
King's  licence,  purchased  to  him  and  to  his 
successors,  for  ever,  100  acres  of  pasture  in 
Admergill  of  Henry,  late  Duke  of  Lancaster ; 
which  pasture  is  held  of  the  King  in  capite. 

The  now  Abbot  (by  attorney)  in  Chancery 
says,  that  he  and  all  his  predecessors,  Abbots, 
have  had  and  held,  time  out  of  mind,  a  great 
pasture  called  Admergill  (of  which  the  said 
ICQ  acres  are  parcel),  as  in  right  of  their  church 
of  Saint  Mary  of  Kirkestall,  of  the  heirs  of 
Henry  de  Lacy,  formerly  Earl  of  Lincoln,  in 
frankalmoign ;  and  he  denies  that  the  said 
Nigel  purchased  &c.,  and  that  the  said  pasture 
is  held  of  the  King  in  capite. 

Issue  joined,  but  no  verdict. 

49  Edw.  III.    No.  27.  ^uper  CrafaersJia  ©fiicti*  The 

King  V.  Elena  de  Huyton.  It  was  found  by 
Inquisition — that  Ranulph  de  Dacre  held  in 
fee  on  the  day  of  his  decease  a  moiety  of  the 
manor  of  Overkellet,  of  the  Duke  of  Lancaster 
by  the  service  of  a  sparrow-hawk  or  \2d. 
yearly ;  and  that  Hugh  de  Dacre  was  his 
brother  and  next  heir.  Hereupon,  Elena  de 
Huyton,  appearing  in  Chancery,  says  that 
Ranulph  by  his  charter  (shown  to  the  Court) 
gave  to  Thomas  Broun,  his  servant,  the  manor 
of  Overkellet,  with  all  the  demesne,  to  hold  to 
him,  his  heirs,  and  assigns  for  ever.  The  said 
Thomas  afterwards  by  his  writing  granted  to 
2  B 


370 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calendar  of  the  County  Placita  {continued), 

her  the  manor,  &c.,  for  her  life,  with  remainder 
to  Ranulph  and  his  heirs,  for  ever;  and,  by 
virtue  thereof  she  occupied,  until,  under  colour 
of  the  Inquisition,  she  was  removed  by  the 
Escheator. 

The  King's  Attorney,  in  pleading,  says  that 
Ranulph  held,  &c.,  as  found  by  the  Inquisition. 
Issue  thereupon  being  joined,  and  a 
Jury  had. 

Verdict  in  favour  of  Elena  de  Huyton.^ 


^  The  documents,  of  which  a  brief  description  follows,  have  been 
placed  in  the  Portfolios  since  the  compilation  of  the  Calendar  given 
above  : — 

Cheshire. 

No.  5.  Concerning  the  tithes  in  Balterdelegh,  in  a  suit  between 
the  Parson  of  Audelegh  v.  the  Parson  of  Bertumlegh  (Co.  Stafford). 
Writ  of  Certiorari  with  Return  annexed. — 41  Edw.  III. 

No.  6,  Commission  for  swearing  persons  to  keep  the  article 
touching  eschewing  of  riots,  &c.  {see  Rot.  Pari.  vol.  iv.  p.  344<2, 
sec.  xvi.,  and  p.  457^.))  with  Return  and  list  of  names  in  the  county 
of  Chester. — 12  Hen.  6. 

No.  7.  Placita  super  Traversia.  Between  the  King  and  Richard 
Delves,  rector  of  the  Church  of  Weryngton,  Rob.  Fullehurst,  rector 
of  Bartomle,  and  William  Chetwyn.  Touching  the  possessions  of 
John  Eggerton  ;  reciting  Inquisition /^'j-/  mortem^  and  clause  of  his 
Will.— 19  Hen.  8. 

Lancashire. 

No.  28.  Letitia,  late  the  wife  of  Richard  le  Molyneux  v.  John 
le  Botiller  of  Merton.  Writ,  with  panel  of  Jurors  annexed,  to  try 
action  for  trespass  at  Le  Egge  in  Sefton. — 36  Edw.  3. 

No.  29,  Between  Robert  de  Legheand  Matilda  his  wife,  William 
son  of  Robert  de  Radeclif  and  Katharine  his  wife,  and  Alienora 
late  the  wife  of  William  de  Pemberton.  Writ,  with  panel  of  Jurors 
annexed,  to  try  whether  Thurstan,  son  of  William  de  Pemberton, 
held  the  Manor  of  Pemberton  of  Robert  and  Matilda,  and  of 
William  and  Katharine,  as  of  the  right  of  Matilda  and  Katharine, 
by  knight's  service, — 41  Edw.  3. 

No.  30.  Extent  of  the  possessions  of  Robert  son  of  Alan  de 
Par.    Writ  with  Return  annexed. — 46  Edw.  3. 

No.  31.  Quo  Wa7'ranfo.  Duplicate  of  No.  4  given  above  {see 
pp.  356-7).— 20  Edw.  I. 


NE  beneficial  result,  at  least,  has  accrued  to  the  anti- 


quary  from  the  burdensome  fines  ^  which  were 
formerly  exacted  from  all  the  King's  tenants  m  capite  upon 
alienation  of  their  lands.  The  records  connected  with  this 
incident  of  feudal  tenure  furnish  some  very  material  informa- 
tion bearing  on  the  all-important  subject  to  the  County 
historian, — the  descent  of  lands  and  tenements. 

The  formal  Licences  for  alienation,  as  well  as  the 
Pardons  for  alienating  without  licence,  are  enrolled  on  the 
Patent  Rolls,  while  the  fines  for  the  same  are  recorded  on 

^  A  curious  little  work,  quaintly  entitled,  The  Compleat  SolUciior^ 
perfonntng  his  Duty  and  teaching  his  Clyent  to  run  through  and  manage 
his  own  business^  published  in  1666,  gives  the  following  particulars  with 
regard  to  these  Fines  : — "  And  it  is  to  be  noted,  that  of  all  Licenses  io 
aliejie  temporal  land  iti  Mortmain,  the  fine  to  the  King  is  five  years  value 
of  the  same.  Of  all  Licenses  to  alien e  spiritual  la7td  (as  appropriations 
of  Churches,  or  other  benefices  spiritual)  the  fine  to  the  King  is  four  years 
value  thereof  Of  all  Licenses  of  alienation  of  lands  holden  of  the  King 
in  capite,  the  fitie  is  the  third  part  of  the  value,  the  Tenth  deducted.  Of 
all pardojis  of  alienation  by  the  King's  Tenajit  in  capite,  the  fine  is  one 
year's  value  thereof.  Of  Licenses  of  Marriage  of  the  Kijig^s  Widow,  the 
fine  is  the  third  part  of  the  value  of  her  Dower  by  a  year.  Of  all  pardotis 
of  the  Kijig's  Widows  married  without  Lice7tse,  the  fine  is  the  whole 
value  of  her  Dozver  by  a  year'''  [pp.  203-204].  At  page  202  of  the  same 
volume  there  is  an  example  in  extenso  of  a  Pardon  of  Alienation. 


2  B  2 


372 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


the  Chancery  Fine  Rolls.  These  sources  of  original  informa- 
tion must,  therefore,  on  no  account  be  overlooked  when 
difficulties  arise  in  tracing  the  descent  of  landed  property. 

But,  in  addition  to  these  Chancery  Enrolments,  we  have 
in  the  records  of  the  now  abolished  Alienation  Office  ^ 
another  large  store  of  this  class  of  evidence.  Though  not 
much  consulted,  probably  on  account  of  their  somewhat 
intricate  nature,  the  Indexes  to  the  Entry  Books  of  Licences 
and  Pardo?is  ^  provide  some  exceptionally  valuable  notes  as 
to  the  descent  of  most  of  the  larger  estates.  We  say  notes 
advisedly,  inasmuch  as,  through  the  loss  or  non-identification 
of  a  seemingly  most  important  series  of  volumes,^  nearly  the 


^  Established  tefnp.  Eliz.,  and  then  called  "  My  Lord  of  Leicester's 
Office,"  because  he  had  the  first  grant.  Office  abolished  by  5  &  6  W.  IV. 
c.  82.,  and  the  duties  and  records  transferred  to  an  officer  of  the  Common 
Pleas,  called  the  Registrar  of  Acknowledgments  by  Married  Women. 
Transferred  to  the  Public  Record  Office  as  part  of  the  Common  Pleas 
Records  under  Stat,  i  &  2  Vict.  c.  94. — Thomases  Hand-book,  p.  121. 

2  The  heading  of  the  second  volume  of  these  Entry  Books,  com- 
mencing in  the  year  1576,  is  as  follows  : — "  Liber  Intracionum  de 
Licenciis  ac  Perdonacionibus  Alienacionum  de  terris  et  tenementis,  cum 
ver<2  valore  ejusdem  in  eisdem  Licenciis  et  Perdonacionibus  conten/<2,  cum 
finibus  pro  eisdem  solutis."  The  earlier  volumes  give  marginal  references 
to  the  Patent  Rolls,  thus  : — xj'^'^  pars,  rot.  xiij"^^  signifying,  13  Eliz., 
part  II,  of  these  Chancery  rolls. 

^  Several  attempts  have  been  made  to  identify  these  volumes,  but 
without  success.  It  is  possible  that  the  unidentified  Entry  Books  may 
have  been  connected  with  some  of  the  proceedings  requisite  for  the 
levying  of  Fines  {Pedes  Finiiim),  or  the  suffering  of  Recoveries.  In  fact, 
as  the  King's  fines  payable  on  Writs  of  Covenant  and  Writs  of  Entry 
were  assessed  and  paid  at  the  Alienation  Office,  this  surmise  does  not 
seem  to  be  at  all  improbable.  The  following  Entry  Books  of  the  Court 
of  Common  Pleas  have,  however,  failed  to  furnish  the  required 
series  : — 

(i.)  King's  Silver  Office  Books,  containing  entries  of  all  Fines,  the 
return  day  of  the  Writ  of  Covenant,  and  the  amount  of  the  prce  and 
post  fines. 

(2.)  Return  Office  Books,  containing  returns  of  Writs  of  Entry,  Writs 
of  Summons,  and  Writs  of  Seisin  for  suffering  Common  Recoveries, — 
54  vols. 

(3.)  Alienation  Office  Books,  containing  Extracts  from  Writs  of 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


373 


whole  of  the  references  are  deprived  of  a  great  deal  of  their 
original  value.  Nevertheless,  the  slight  clue  afforded  in  these 
volumes  will  enable  the  searcher — with  a  little  ingenuity — to 
supply  the  lost  information  from  such  sources  as  the  Patent  and 
Close  Rolls,  the  Inquisitions  post  mortem  or  the  Feet  of  Fines. 

In  the  Lancashire  and  Cheshire  portions  of  these  Indexes 
which  follow,  all  the  references  that  are  useless  for  direct 
purposes  are  given  between  round  brackets  ;  those  between 
square  brackets  are  all  good  references,  indicating,  in  the 
Cheshire  portion,  the  Entry  Books  of  Licences  and  Pardons, 
and  in  the  Lancashire  portion,  the  volumes  of  Inquisitions 
post  mortem  among  the  records  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster. 
In  the  latter  case  the  precise  reference  to  the  volume  and  the 
number  of  the  Inquisition  are  now  supplied,  as  the  old 
Indexes  only  give  the  year  in  which  the  Inquisition  was  held. 

The  series  of  volumes  containing  the  Entries  of  Licences 
and  Pardons  begins  in  Easter  Term,  13  Elizabeth  (1571),  and 
extends  to  Michaelmas,  1650.  Some  idea  of  the  nature  of 
their  contents  may  be  gathered  from  the  subjoined  Pardon, 
taken  at  random  from  the  third  volume.  For  some  reason 
which  cannot  be  readily  explained,  this  and  some  other 
Lancashire  and  Cheshire  entries  are  not  noticed  in  the 
Indexes  given  below.  Their  imperfect  character  should, 
therefore,  be  carefully  borne  in  mind  by  all  who  are  desirous 
of  making  an  exhaustive  search. 

[Extract.] 

Eanc.  Perdonatio  super  processu,  sine  \ 
exitibus,  concessa  Nicholao  Fuller, 
armigero,  et  Johanni  Legge,  gene- 
roso,  de  acquirendo  sibi  et  here- 
dibus  suis  de  praenobili  Willelmo 
Stanley,  milite,  domino  Mountcgle, 


Covenant,  with  the  names  of  parties,  description  of  property,  and  where 
situate, — 135  vols. 


374  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


per  Indenturam  datam  xx°  Februarii 
anno  xxij'^^,  Castrum  et  Manerium  de 
Horneby  cum  pertinentiis  in  comitatu 
Lancastrise  ;  Ac  maneria  et  dominia 
de  Gressingham,  Estrigge,  Hutton 
alias  Preest-Hutton,  Caton,  Whiting- 
ton,  Newton,  Tatham,  Ellall  alias 
Ellyall,  Over  -  Kellett,  Highsham, 
Highfeld  cum  pertinentiis  in  comi- 
tatu Lancastriae  ;  Ac  omnia  alia 
maneria  sua  et  terras  in  comitatibus 
Lancastriae  et  Eboraci.  Teste,  vij 
Julii  xxvj^  Valor — lxxx/£  ;  per 
compositionem  factam 


Ixxx  //.  Exoneratur 
hie  quia  oneratur 
)  in  termino  Michaelis 
ultimo  preterito  super 
caput  domini  Morley.^ 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c. 


Acton 
Acton 
Acton 

Aldford 

Aldford 

Aldelem 

Alderley 

Alderley 


Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.  i, 
f.  157.) 

Manor  and  grange   granted  to  Hol- 
crofte.    (Lib.  i,  f.  242.) 
Manor,  grange,  and  farm  called  Nun- 
howse.   Licence  to  Holcrofte  and  Whit- 
more.    [40  Eliz.  f.  306.] 
Echeles  and  Alderley.    Manors  granted 
to  Fitton.    (Lib.  17,  f.  202.) 
Manor  granted  to  Moreton.    (Lib.  17, 
f.  279.) 

Rectory  and  Advowson   of  Vicarage 
granted  to  Lee.    (Lib.  2,  f  122.) 
Aldford  and  Echeles.    Manors  granted 
to  Fitton.    (Lib.  17,  f  202.) 
Manor  granted  to  Tipper  and  Dawe. 
(Lib.  32,  f  221.) 


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LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


375 


Index  of 
Althurste 

Althurste 

Aston 

Badley 
Barneshawe 
Beeston 
Birkenhedd 

Biveley 
Bradford 
Bromebrowe 
buglawton 

Bunburie 
Bunburie 

Caldie 
Chadkirke 
Charleton 
Chorleton 


Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued), 

and  Norbury  Manors.    Licence  to  Gre- 
sham  to  alien  to  Hill.    (Lib.  5,  f.  153.) 
and  Norbury.    Manors  granted  to  Gre- 
sham.    (Lib.  3,  f.  556.) 
grange  granted  to  Brooke.     (Lib.  15, 
f.  254.) 

grange  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Derby. 
(Lib.  14,  f.  256.) 

Manor  granted  to  Calveley  etal.  (Lib.  29, 
f.  253-) 

Castle  and  site  granted  to  Hatton. 
(Lib.  31,  f.  20.) 

Priory.  Site  and  Manors  of  Cloughton 
and  Wolton  granted  to  Worseley.  (Lib. 4, 
f.  370.) 

Manor  granted  to  Shakerley.  (Lib.  3, 
f  592.) 

grange  granted  to  Holcrofte.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  163.) 

Manor  and  Rectory  granted  to  Calveley 
et  al    (Lib.  29,  f.  248.) 
Manor  granted  to  Brereton.    (Lib.  3, 
f.  655.) 

Manor  granted  to  Bagenall.  (Lib.  19, 
f.  1 59-) 

Rectory  granted  to  Aldersey.  (Lib.  28, 
f.  181.) 

College ;  site  granted  to  Dodington. 
(Lib.  12,  f.  367.) 

grange  granted  to  Brooke.  (Lib.  15, 
f.  254.) 

Chantry   granted    to    Wagstaffe  and 
Awdesley.    (Lib.  35,  f.  301.) 
Manor  granted  to  Bellowe  et  al.   (Lib.  7, 
f.  180.) 

Manor.     Licence  to  Bellowe  et  al.  to 


3/6  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 

alien  to  Clayton  alias  Glutton.  (Lib.  7, 
f-  307.) 

Chedle  and     Chedleholme    Manor.  Moiety- 

granted  to  Savage.    (Lib.  31,  f.  287.) 

Christleton  Manor  and  Advowson  of  Church  granted 
to  Stafford.    (Lib.  i,  f.  118.) 

Churche  Lawton  town  granted  to  Lawton.  (Lib.  2,  f.  570.) 

Claughton  Manor  granted  to  Worseley.    (Lib.  4, 

f.  376.) 

Combermere  Monastery.  Site  granted  to  Cotton. 
(Lib.  2,  f.  479.) 

Connersley  grange  granted  to  Holcrofte.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  463.) 

COPPENHALE  Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.i,  f.  157.) 

Cowlane  Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.i,  f.  157.) 


Darnall 
Darnall 


grange  granted  to  Hill.  (Lib.  2,  f.  450.) 
Manor,  farm,  and  grange.  Licence  to 
Corbett.    [25  Eliz,  f.  334.] 


ECHELES 

ECCLES 

ESTHAM 


Aldford  and  Alderley.    Manors  granted 
to  Fitton.    (Lib.  17,  f.  202.) 
College.     Site  granted  to  Venables. 
(Lib.  12,  f.  566.) 

Manor  granted  to  Calveley  etal.  (Lib. 29, 
f.  253-) 


Froddesham  Manor  granted  to  Stanley.  (Lib.  i,f.  31.) 

GUILDEN  Sutton  Rectory  granted  to  Hatton.  (Lib.31,  f.19.) 


Hall  grange  granted  to  Brooke.  (Lib.i  5,  f.  254.) 

Heifeildes  farm  or  grange  granted  to  Hill.    (Lib.  2, 

f.  21.) 

Hefferston  grange  granted  to  Holcrofte.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  463.) 

Heywoodbarnes    Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Warwick. 
(Lib.  10,  f.  299.) 


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377 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 
Heywoodbarnes       Licence  to  Viscount  Lisle  to  alien  to 
Brooke.    (Lib.  ii,  f.  228.) 
„  Licence  to  Brooke  to  alien  to  Egerton. 

(Lib.  12,  f.  82.) 
„  Four  several  pardons  to  Egerton  et  al. 

[44  Eliz.Jf.  358,  359,  369.] 
HOEFORD  Manor  granted  to  Holford.    (Lib.  26, 

f.  186.) 

Huntingdon  and  Cheveley  Manors,  and  Rectories  of 
Neston  parva  and  Willaston  granted  to 
Calveley  et  al.    (Lib.  29,  f.  253.) 


Ince  Manor  and  Rectory  granted  to  Calveley. 

(Lib.  29,  f.  248.) 
Ireby  Manor  granted  to  Calveley  et  al.  (Lib.  29, 

f.  25 3-) 


Knightes  grange  granted  to  Starkie.  (Lib.  3,  f.  6 1 2.) 

„  „     Licence  to  Starkie.  [38 1 39.] 

Lachedenys  grange  granted  to  Shakerley.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  S92-) 

Lee,  alias  Leigh    Manor  or  hamlet  granted  to  Glasier. 

(Lib.  29,  f.  235.) 
Longdendale       Manor  and  Advowson  of  the  Church 

granted  to  Stanley.    (Lib.  I,  f.  29.) 
Longdendale       Manor  granted  toWilbram.  (Lib.  1 6,  f.  11 8.) 


Marton  grange  granted  to  Holcrofte.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  463.) 

MiDLE  Aston        grange  granted  to  Aston  and  Pedder. 
(Lib.  7,  f.  282.) 

MiDLEWICHE  Rectory.    Licence  to  Applebye  et  al.  to 

alien  to  Brereton.    [22  Eliz.  f.  107.] 

MONKESCOPENHALL  Manor  granted  to  Stanley.  (Lib.  i,  f.  29.) 

MOTTRAM  Manor  granted  to  Wilbram.    (Lib.  16, 

f.  118.) 


378  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued). 


Nantwiche 


Neston,  Great 
Neston,  Little 
Neston 

Newhall 


Norburie 

Northwiche 
Norton 

NUNHOUSE 

Over 

overmershe 
Over  Poole 

Prestburie 

Pulton 
Pulton 


to  Calveley  et  al. 
Beeston.    (Lib.  35, 


Manor  granted  to  Pagett.  (Lib.  8,  f.  306.) 

Manor  and  town  granted  to  Broune. 

(Lib.  I,  f.  157.) 
1  Rectories  granted 
j  (Lib.  29,  f.  248.) 

Manor  granted  to 

f.  210.) 

Manor  and   mills,   called   Dee  Mylls, 

granted  to  Cotton.    (Lib.  1 5,  f.  28.) 

Manor.    Licence  to  Cotton  to  alien  to 

Eggerton.    [33  Eliz.f.  397.] 

and   Althurste.      Manors    granted  to 

Gresham.    (Lib.  3,  f.  556.) 

and  Althurste.    Manors  granted  to  Hill. 

(Lib.  5,  f.  153.) 

Manor  granted  to  Lord  Stanley.  (Lib.  i, 
f.  8.) 

Site  of  Monastery  and  Manor  granted 

to  Brooke.    (Lib.  8,  f.  284.) 

farm  granted  to  Holcrofte.  (Lib.  i6,f.242.) 

and  Wiverham.  Manors  granted  to  Hol- 
crofte.   (Lib.  7,  f.  108.) 
Manor  granted  to  Sandford  and  Moulton. 
(Lib.  35,  f.  81.) 

Hamlet  granted  to  Glasier.  (Lib.  29, 
f.  234.) 

Manor  and  Rectory  granted  to  Calveley. 
(Lib.  29,  f.  253.) 

Manor  granted  to  Cotton.  (Lib.  5,  f.  252.) 
Manor  and  farm.  Licence  to  Cotton  to 
alien.    (Lib.  3,  f.  561.) 


Ridley 


Manor  granted  to  Egerton.  (Lib.i,  f.  35.) 


Salghton 


Manor  granted  to  Calveley  et  al.  (Lib.  29, 
253.) 


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Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued). 
Stanny,  Great      Manor  granted  to  Warburton.    (Lib.  3, 
f.  555.) 

„  „  Manor  and  grange.     Licence  to  War- 

burton  to  alien  to  Bunberie.    (Lib.  3, 

f-  ,483-) 

grange  granted  to  Cotton.  (Lib.  15,  f.  363.) 
grange  and  farm.  Pardon  to  Poole  for 
acquiring  from  Cotton  without  licence. 
[28  Eliz.f.  66.] 

Rectory  granted  to  Hatton.  (Lib.  31, 
f  19.) 

Manor  and  Rectory  ;  Manor  of  Ince,  and 
Rectory  of  Sutton  Bromeboroughe 
granted  to  Calveley  et  al.  (Lib.  29,  f  2 5  3.) 


Stanley 
Stanlowe 


Stoke 


Sutton 


Tattenhall 
Totenhall 

TiLSTON  FARNE- 
HALL 


Manor.  Licence  to  Cotton  et  al.  to  alien 
to  Egerton.    [42  Eliz.f.  174.] 
Manor  granted  to  Cotton.  (Lib.i5,f  28.] 
)  Manor  granted  to  Calveley  et  al.  (Lib.  29. 

/  f.  253.) 


Valeroiall  Site  of  Monastery  and  granges  of  Con- 

nersley,  Bradford,  Marton,  and  Heffer- 
ston  granted  to  Holcrofte.  (Lib.  3,  f.  463.) 


Upton 
Upton 


Manor  and  Rectory  granted  to  Calveley 
et  al    (Lib.  29,  f.  253.) 
in  Wirrall.    Rectory  granted  to  Hatton. 
(Lib.  31,  f.  18.)  ; 


Westonwood  Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.i,f.i57.) 
Whitbye  and  Overpoole  towns  granted  to  Glasier. 

(Lib.  29,  f.  235.) 
Whitegate  Rectory  granted  to  Cockes.  (Lib.  5 ,  f  264.) 

„  Rectory  and  Advowson   of  Vicarage. 

Licence  to  Cockes  to  alien  to  Manwaring. 
(Lib.  6,  f.  221.) 
„  Rectory  and  Advowson  of  Vicarage. 


380  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of 


WiLLATON 
WiLLASTON 

WiLKESLEY 
WiNCULL 


WiNCLE 

WiVERHAM 

WOLTON 


Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 

Licence  to  Manwaring  to  alien  to  Hol- 
crofte.    (Lib.  12,  f.  283.) 
Manor  granted  to  Holcrofte.  (Lib.2,'f.  100.) 
Rectory  granted  to  Calveleighe  et  al. 
(Lib.  29,  f.  253.) 

Manor  granted  to  Cotton.  (Lib.  2,  f.  479.) 
grange  granted  to  Cotton.  (Lib.  2,  f.  479.) 

„     granted  to  Cotton  and  Leighe. 
(Lib.  3,  f.  283.) 

grange  and  Manor.    Pardon  to  Leighe 
et  al.    [41  Eliz.f.  364.] 
and  Over.  Manors  granted  to  Holcrofte. 
(Lib.  7,  f.  108.) 

and  Claughton.  Manors  and  Site  of 
the  Priory  of  Birkenhedde  granted  to 
Worseley.    (Lib.  4,  f.  370.) 


Alker 

Altcarre 

Alte 

ASHETON 
AWCLIFFE 

AUCKLIFFE 

ASTLEY 

ASHETON 

ASHETON 


Manor  and  grange  granted  to  Molineux. 
(Lib.  18,  f.  19.) 

Manor  held  by  [Sir  Richard]  Mollineux. 
Inq.  II  Eliz.  {Vol.  xiii,  No.  35]. 
grange  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  3,  f  140.) 
Manor  granted  toGerrard.  (Lib.  27,  f.  36.) 
and  Bulke  Manors  granted  to  Dalton. 
(Lib.  18,  f.  52.) 

Manor  held  by  [Robert]  Dalton.  Inq. 

21  Eliz.  {Vol.  xiv,  No.  i]. 

Manor  held  by  [Sir  Gilbert  Gerard], 

Inq.  35  Eliz.  [Vol.  xvi,  No.  2]. 

in  Makerfeild  Manor  held  by  Stanley. 

Inq.  3  Eliz.  [Vol.  xi,  No.  i]. 

Manor  held  by  [Sir  Gilbert]  Gerrard. 

Inq.  35  Eliz.  [Vol.  xvi,  No.  2]. 


Balderston  Manor  held  by  [Sir  Alexander]  Osbald- 

ston.    Inq.  35  Hen.  8  [Vol.  viii,  No.  i]. 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


381 


Index  of 
Barnesett 

Barwicke 

Berecliffe 

Berecliffe 

Billington 


Bolton 
Bolton 

Bolton 

Broughton 

Broughton 
Broughton 

Bulke 

BULKE 
BURSCOUGHE 

Burtonwood 


Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 

Manor   granted  to  Braddill.     (Lib.  4, 

f.  359-) 

Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Whittington. 

Inq.  17  Hen.  7  {Vol.  Hi,  No.  42]. 

and  Extwisell  Manors  granted  to  Rames- 

den.    (Lib.  4,  f.  191.) 

and   Extwisell    Manors.     Licence  to 

Ramesden  to  alien  to  Parker.    (Lib.  5, 

f.  242.) 

Manor  granted  to  Holcrofte.  (Lib.  16, 
f.  242.) 

Manor  held  by  [Sir  Thomas]  Holcrofte 
with  Lathome  Manor.    Inq.  5  &  6  Ph.  & 
Mary  [Vol.  x,  No.  13]. 
Manor  granted  to  Lord  Stanley.  (Lib.  i, 

f.9.) 

on  the  Moors  Manor  held  by  [Thomas] 
Stanley,  Lord  Mountegle.  Inq.  3  Eliz. 
[Vo/.xi,No.  i]. 

in  Lonsdale  Manor  held  by  [Thomas 
Stanley]  Lord  Mountegle.  Inq.  3  Eliz. 
lVo/.xi,No.  I]. 

and  Warton  Manors  held  by  [Joanna] 
Standishe.  Inq.  7  Hen.  8  [Vol.  iv, 
No.  70]. 

in  Amoundernes  Manor  held  by  Single- 
ton.   Inq.  27  Hen.  8. 
Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 
Mountegle.      Inq.   3    Eliz.    [Vol.  xi, 
No.  I]. 

Manor  granted  to  Dalton.  (Lib.  18, 
f.  52.) 

and  Auckliffe  Manors  held  by  [Robert] 
Dalton.    Inq.  21  Eliz.  [Vo/.xiv,  No.  i]. 
Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Derby. 
(Lib.  34,  f  45.) 

Manor  granted  to  Tilney.     (Lib.  36, 

f.  195.) 


382  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS, 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued). 
Cadeswalhead      and  Walden  Manors  held  by  [SirThomas] 

Holcrofte.     Inq.  5  &  6  Ph.  &  Mary 

\yoLx,No.  13]. 
Caldwiche  Manor  with  Rectory  of  Elaston  and 

Advowson  of  Vicarage  of  the  same  held 

by  [John]  Fletewood.     Inq.  33  Eliz. 

\yoL  XV,  No.  34]. 
Caponwray  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Blackborne. 

Inq.  17  Hen.  7  [^Vol.  in,  No.  57]. 
Carneford  Manor  granted  to  Gerrard.     (Lib.  27, 

f  36.) 

Cartemele  Site  of  the  Priory  granted  to  Holcrofte. 

(Lib.  2,  f  170.) 

Castleton  Manor  held  by  Holte.    Inq.  i  &  2  Ph. 

&  Mary ;  3  &  4  Ph.  &  Mary ;  3  Eliz. ; 
and  35  Eliz. 

Caton  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 

Mountegle.  Inq.  3  Eliz.  [Vol.  xi, 
No.  I]. 

ChaNNON  Winder  alias  Cannon  Winder,  tenement 

so  called,  granted  to  Cason.  (Lib.  37, 
f.  43.) 

Childwall  and  Robye  Manors  granted  to  the  Earl 

of  Derby.    (Lib.  37,  f  27,) 
Chippin  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Houghton. 

Inq.  32  Eliz.  [Vol.xv,  No.  39]. 
Chorley  Manor  granted   to   Stanley.    (Lib.  i, 

f  9);  and  Inq.  3  Eliz.  [Vol  xi,  No.  i]. 
Cleveley  Manor  or  hamlet  granted  to  Bellingham. 

(Lib.  8,  f.  14.) 

Clifton  Manor  held  by  Clifton.    Inq.  i  Hen.  4. 

„    held  by  [William]  Holland.  Inq. 

14  Hen.  8  [  Vol  v,  No.  49]. 
Cockeram  Manor,  Rectory,  and  Advowson  of  the 

Vicarage  granted  to  Calvert.    (Lib.  37, 

f.  92.) 

COCKERSAND  Monastery.    Licence  to  Holte  to  alien 

to  Ireland.    (Lib.  4,  f.  387.) 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS, 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {cotttinued). 
COCKERSAND         Monastery.     Site  granted   to  Kitchin. 
(Lib.  4,  f.  510.) 

Site    held    by  [Robert] 
Dalton.    Inq.  22  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xiv,  No.  i]. 
COUNSCOUGH         Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  4,  f.  140.) 
„  „     Licence  to  Holte  to  alien  to  Ire- 

land.   (Lib.  4,  f.  387.) 
„  Manor  held  by  [Laurence]  Ireland.  Inq. 

8  Eliz.  [VoLxi,  No.  33]. 
Croenton  Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  4,  f.  340); 

and  Inq.  4  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xi,  No.  46]. 
CONYSHED  Site  of  the  Priory.    Licence  to  Pagett 

to  alien  to  Machell.    (Lib.  10,  f.  178.) 
CONYSHED  Site  of  the  Priory  granted  to  Browne- 

ridge  and  Hooper.    (Lib.  37,  f.  293.) 

Daggesworth        Manor  held  by  [John]  Cutt.    Inq.  28 

Hen.  8  [  Vol  viii,  No.  32]. 
DiLWORTH  Manor  held   by  [Thomas]  Houghton. 

Inq.  32  Eliz.  \_Vol.  xv,  No.  39]. 
DiTTON  Manor.  Site  held  by  [Richard]  Tildesley. 

Inq.  38  Hen.  8  [Vol.  vii,  No.  21]. 
DONNAM  Manor  (two  parts)  held  by  Dyneley. 

Inq.  19  Ric.  2  [by  Hen.  Dyneley.  hiq. 

3  Hen.  5.  Vol.  i,  No.  15]. 
DOWNEHAM.  Manor  held  by  [Richard]  Dyneley.  Inq. 

3  Hen.  8  {Vol  iv,  No.  5.] 

ECCLESTON  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]   Fenys  [of 

Dacre].    Inq.  i  Hen.  8  [Vol.  iv,  No.  21]. 
EcCLESTON  Rectory  and  Advowson  granted  to  Offley 

and  Penyfather.    (Lib.  37,  f  238.) 
Edisforth  Messuage  so  called.    Licence  to  Colte- 

hurste  to  alien  to  Wadington.    (Lib.  24, 

f  266.) 

Elaston  Rectory  and  Advowson  of  Vicarage  held 

by  [John]  Fletewood.  Inq.  33  Eliz. 
[  Vol  XV,  No.  34]. 


384 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,.  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 
Ellell  grange  held  by  Holte.    (Lib.  4,  f.  340.) 

Entwisell  Manor  held   by  [Edmund]  Entwisell. 

Inq.  36  Hen.  8  [  Vol.  vii,  No.  30]. 
EVERSHAM  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Bradley.  Inq. 

29  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xiv,  No.  51]. 
EXTWISELL  Manor  granted  to  Romesden.    (Lib.  4, 

f.  191.) 

„  Manor.    Licence  to  Romesden  to  alien  to 

Parker.    (Lib.  5,  f.  242.) 

Farleton  in  Kendall  Manor  granted  to  Stanley. 

(Lib.  I,  f.  29.) 

Farleton  in  Londesdale  Manor  granted  to  Stanley. 

(Lib.  I,  f.  29.) 

„  „  „      granted    to  Har- 

rington.   (Lib.  22,  f.  106.) 

Farleton  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley  [Lord 

Mountegle].    Inq.  3  Eliz.  [  Vol.xi,  No.  i]. 

Farrington  Manor  held  by  [John]  Fletewood.  Inq. 

33  Eliz.  [Vol.  XV,  No.  34]. 

FISHEWIKE  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Fenys  [of 

Dacre].    Inq.  i  Hen.  8  \_Vol.  iv,  No.  21]. 

FORTON  Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  4,  f.  140.) 

„  held  by  [Thomas]  Holte.  Inq. 
4  Eliz.  [  VoL  zi,  No.  46]. 

Garstange  Rectory  granted   to   Baskervile  ei  al. 

(Lib.  38,  f.  288.) 
Grenefeild  Manor  held   by  [Edmund]  Tovvneley. 

Inq.  40  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xvii,  No.  13]. 
GressiNGHAM         Manor  held  by  [Thomas  Stanley]  Lord 

Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz.  [Volxi,  No.  i]. 

Hakensall  Manor  (4^^^  part)  held  by  [Robert]  Dalton. 

Inq.  21  Eliz.  [Vol.  xiv,  No.  i]. 
Hamerton  in  Bolland.     Capital  messuage  of  the 

Manor  held  by  [Oliver]  Breres.  Inq. 

14  Eliz.  {Vol  xiii,  No.  13]. 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 
Hamulton  Manor  held  by  [Hugh]  Sherborne.  Inq. 

20  Hen.  8  [  Vol  vi,  No.  65]. 
Harrington         Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 

Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz.  {Vol.  xt,  No.  i]. 
Heath  Chernocke  and  Chorley  Manors  held  by  [Thomas] 

Stanley,  Lord  Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz. 

[Vol.  xi,  No.  i]. 

Heysham  and  Nether   Hutton   Manors  held  by 

[Thomas]    Stanley,   Lord  Mountegle. 

Inq.  3  Eliz.  [  Vol  xi,  No.  i]. 
Heton  upon  Faghfeild  Manor  held  by  [Otho] 

Reddishe.     Inq.    14  Hen.    8  \_Vol. 

No.  48] ;  and  by  [John]  Reddishe.  Inq. 

I  Eliz.  [  Vol  xi,  No.  60]. 
Heypare  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Standishe. 

Inq.  10  Hen.  8  [Vol  v,  No.  11]. 
HODDERSALL  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Houghton 

Inq.  32  Eliz.  [  Vol  xv,  No.  39]. 
HOLANDE  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Earl  of  Derby. 

Inq.  13  Hen.  8  [Vol  v,  No.  68]. 
Holland  Manor  held  by  [Ferdinando,]  Earl  of 

Derby.    Inq.  37  Eliz. 
Holland  Site  of  the  Priory  granted  to  Holcrofte. 

(Lib.  7,  f  164.) 
„  Site  of  the  Priory.    Licence  to  Holcrofte 

to  alien  to  Worsley.    (Lib.  9,  f  268.) 
Hope  Manor  held   by   Radcliffe.      Inq.  10 

Hen.  5. 

Horneby  Manor  held  by  [Edward  Stanley,]  Lord 

Mountegle.  Inq.  15  Hen.  8  [Vol.  v, 
No.  64]. 

Horneby  Site   of  Priory  granted  to  [Edward] 

Stanley,  Lord  Mountegle.  (Lib.  4,  f 
338.) 

HOOTON  Manor  granted  to  Rawstorne.    (Lib.  7, 

f  213.) 

Houghton  Manor  held  by  [Alexander]  Houghton. 

Inq.  14  Hen.  7  [Vol  in,  No.  66];  held 
2  c 


386 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 

by  [William]  Houghton.    Inq.  1 1  Hen.  8 

[  Vol  V,  No.  66]. 
HOGHWICKE  Manor  held  by  [John]  Fletewood.  Inq. 

33  Eliz.  IVol.xv.No.  34]. 
HuYTON  Rectory  granted  to  Cason  and  Burrell. 

(Lib.  37,  f.  43-) 

Hull,  Little        Manor  held  by  [Nicholas]  Butler.  Inq. 

2  &  3  Ph.  &  Mary  [  Vol.  x,  No.  4]. 


Kellermagh         Manor  granted  to  Browne.    (Lib.  14, 

f.  150.) 

Kendall  Castle,  Manor,  and  Park  granted  to  Parr, 

Marquis  of  Northampton.  (Lib.  16, 
f.  299.) 

Kershawe  Lordship  or  Cell  granted   to  Wil- 

loughbie.    (Lib.  2,  f.  381.) 
Kersawe  Lordship  or  Cell.     Licence  to  Wil- 

loughbie  to  alien.    (Lib.  2,  f.  146.) 
Kersawe  Manor  (3rd  part)  held  by  [Edward] 

Siddall.      Inq.    30    Eliz.     {Vol.  xiv, 

No.  32]. 

Keuerdley  Manor  held   by  [Richard]  Brooke. 

Inq.  12  Eliz.  [Vol  xiii,  No.  21]. 

KiRKLOND  Manor   held   by  [William]  Boteler. 

Inq.  3  Hen.  8  [Vol  iv,  No.  44].  [By 
Thomas  Boteler,  Inq.  18  Hen.  8,  Vol  viy 
No.'j2\  and  by  John  Butler],  Inq.  35 
Hen.  8  [  Vol  vii,  No.  32]. 


Lancaster  Advowson  of  the  Vicarage  granted  to 

Leyborne.  (Lib.  19,  f.  21)  ;  held  by 
[Nicholas]  Layborne.  Inq.  [2  Elis. 
Vol  xi,  No.  52]. 

Laghoughe  Manor  granted  to  [William]  Parr,  Mar- 

quis of  Northampton.    (Lib.  16,  f  299.) 

Leyland  Advowson  of  the  Vicarage  granted  to 

Fletewood.    (Lib.  3,  f  144.) 

Langram  alias   Laithgryme   park.      Licence  to 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 

Lord  Audley  to  alien  to  Sherborne. 
(Lib.  21,  f.  233.) 

Manor  held  by  [Thomas,]  Earl  of  Derby. 
Inq.  13  Hen.  8  [Vol.  v,  No.  68]. 
Manor  granted  to  Holcrofte.    (Lib.  16, 
f.  241.) 

Manor  held  by  [Sir  Thomas]  Holcrofte. 
Inq.  5  &  6  Ph.  &  Mary  [Vol.  x,  No.  13]; 
held  by  [Ferdinando]  Earl  of  Derby. 
Inq.  37  Eliz. 

Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Derby. 
(Lib.  36,  f  320.) 

Manor  granted  to  Fletewood.  (Lib.  16, 
f.  121.) 

Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.  14, 
f  150.) 

Rectory  granted  to  the  Duke  of  Suffolk. 
(Lib.  I,  f  285.) 

Rectory.  Licence  to  the  Duke  of  Suffolk 
to  alien  to  Trapps.    (Lib.  6,  f.  30.) 
Manor.      Moiety  held   by  [Thomas] 
Asheton.     Inq.    17   Hen.  7   [Vol.  Hi, 
No.  93]. 

Manor  held  by  [John]  Fletewood.  Inq. 
33  Eliz.  [Vol  XV,  No.  34]. 
in  Furneys  Manor  held  by  [James]  Am- 
brose.   Inq.  35  Eliz.  [Vol.  xvi,  No.  39]. 

Manor  held  by  Clifton.    Inq.  i  Hen.  4. 
Manor  held  by  Ratcliffe.    Inq.  40  Eliz. 
Manor  held  by  [Sir  Alexander]  Ratcliffe. 
Inq.  42  Eliz.  [Vol  xvii,  No.  35]. 
Rectory  granted  to  Sewster.    (Lib.  3, 
f  403.) 

Rectory  held  by  [Sir  Richard]  Sher- 
borne.   Inq.  36  Eliz.  [  Vol  xvi,  No.  3]. 
Manor  held  by  [John]   Cutt    Inq.  28 
Hen.  8  [  Vol  viii,  No.  32]. 
2  c  2 


Lathom 

Lathome 
Lathome 

Lathom 
Laton,  Great 
Leyland 
Leigh 

LONGTON 


LOWYCKE 


Morehouse 
Mawenton 
Maunton 

MiTTON 


MOUNTNEIS 


388 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 
Netherkellett     Manor  held  by  [Thomas,]  Earl  of  Derby. 

Inq.  13  Hen.  8  {Vol  v,  No.  68]. 
Netherhutton     Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 
Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz.  {Vol.xi,  No.  i]. 
Nether  Weresdale  Manor.     Licence  to  the  Marquis  of 
Northampton  to  alien  to  the  Duke  of 
Somerset  et  al.  to  use.    (Lib.     ,  f  229.) 
„  Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Essex. 

(Lib.  9,  fix  8.) 
„  Manor  granted  to  Gerrard.    (Lib.  27, 

f  36.) 

Manor  held  by  [Richard]  Langton.  Inq. 
3  Hen.  8  [  Vol.  it\  No.  45]  ;  and  [by  Sir 
Thomas  Langton]  Inq.  1 1  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xiii, 
No.  41]. 

Advowson  of  the  Church  granted  to 
Fletewood.  (Lib.  3,  f  144) ;  and  [held 
by  John  Fletewood]  Inq.  33  Eliz.  \yol. 
XV,  No.  34]. 


Newton  [in 
Makerfield] 


NORTHMELES 


Orrell  and  Dalton  Manors  granted  to  Orrell. 

(Lib.  35,  f  212.) 
Ormyskirke  alias  Ormeschurche  Manor  granted  to 

the  Earl  of  Derby  et  al    (Lib.  38,  f  32.) 
Osbaldeston         Manor  held  by  [Sir  Alexander]  Osbal- 

deston.     Inq.    35    Hen.   8    {Vol.  viii, 

No.  I]. 

OVERKELLETT  and  Bolton  Manors  held  by  [Thomas] 
Stanley,  Lord  [Mountegle].  Inq.  3  Eliz. 
[  Vol  xi,  No.  i]. 


Padiham  Mill  granted  to  Wood.    (Lib.  38,  f  301.) 

Penulton  Manor  granted  to  Lee.    (Lib.  2,  f  122.) 

„      held  by  Fowler.    Inq.  30  Eliz. 
Penwortham         Priory  or  Cell   or   Manor  granted  to 
Fletewood.    (Lib.  3,  f  144.) 
„  grange  granted  to  Fletewood.    (Lib.  14, 

f  1 54-) 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued). 
PenWORTHAM         Manor  held  by  [John]  Fletewood.  Inq. 
33  EHz.  [Vol.  XV,  No.  34]. 
„  and  Leyland  Rectories  granted  to  Flete- 

wood and  Breres.    (Lib.  36,  f.  237.) 
Prestwich  Manor  held   by  [Edmund]  Prestwich. 

Inq.  40  Eliz.  :  and  now  by  Massy. 


Radcliffe 

RUSSALL 

Samesburie 


Scales 

SCOTFEN 

Scotten 


scotford 
Shevinton 
Symondston 
Singleton 

Sonderland 
SoNKEY,  Great 

SONKEY 


Manor  held  by  Radcliffe.  Inq.  18  Hen.  7. 

„     held  by  Asheton.    Inq.  5  Eliz. 
grange  granted  to  Fletewood  (Lib.  15, 
f.  128);  and  [held  by  Thomas  Fletewood.] 
Inq.  13  Eliz.  \  Vol.  xii,  No.  2]. 

Manor.  Moiety  held  by  [Richard] 
Southworthe.  Inq.  18  Hen.  7  {Vol.  Hi 
No.  41]. 

Manor  held  by  Clifton.    Inq.  i  Hen.  4. 
Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Essex. 
(Lib.  9,  f.  118.) 

Manor.     Licence   to   the   Marquis  of 
Northampton  to  alien  to  the  Duke  of 
Somerset.    (Lib.  10,  f.  229.) 
Manor  granted  to  Gerrard.    (Lib.  27, 

f.  36.) 

Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 
Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xi,  No.  i]. 
Manor  held  by  [John]  Braddill.  Inq. 
21  EHz.  {^Vol.  xiv,  No.  85]. 
grange  granted  to  Eccleston.    (Lib.  3, 

f.  436.) 

grange  held  by   [Thomas]  Eccleston. 
Inq.  35  EHz.  [Vol.  xvi,  No.  38]. 
grange   granted   to   Darcie.     (Lib.  i, 
f.  344.) 

Manor  granted  to  Coxe  and  Wakefeild. 
(Lib.  35,  f.  209.) 

and  Warrington  Manors  granted  to 
Tilney,    (Lib.  36,  f.  195.) 


390 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 


Spotland 


Stayninge 
Stayninge 


Stayninge 


Stalmyn 


Stede 


Stoddargh 


Sunderland 


Swaynecrofte 


Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  2,  f.  530.) 

held  by  [Robert]  Holte.  Inq.  4 
Eliz.  [  Vol  xi,  No.  1 5]. 
Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  3,  f.  340.) 
Manor  or  grange  held  by  [George]  Sin- 
gleton. Inq.  5  Ed.  6  [^Vol.  ix,  No.  17]. 
[By  William  Singleton],  Inq.  3  &  4  Ph. 
&  Mary  [  Vol.  x,  No.  30]  ;  [by  Thomas 
Singleton],  Inq.  5  Eliz.  [_Vol  xi,  No.  4.^']', 
and  [by  John]  Singleton,  Inq.  32  Eliz. 
[  Vol  XV,  No.  47]. 

Manor  or  grange.     Licence  to  Holte 
to  alien  to  Singleton.    (Lib.  3,  f.  353.) 
Manor  held  by  [Alexander]  Gosenarghe. 
Inq.  16  Hen.  8  {Vol     No.  55]. 
Manor  granted  to  Holte.  (Lib.  3,  f.  340.) 

„     held  by  [Thomas]  Holte.  Inq. 
4  Eliz.  [  Vol  xi,  No.  46.] 
Manor  held  by  [Sir  Gilbert]  Gerrard. 
Inq.  35  Eliz.  [Vol  xvi,  No.  2]. 
grange  held  by  [Alexander]  Osbaldeston. 
Inq.  41  Eliz.  [  Vol  xvii,  No.  2]. 
farm  (moiety).    Licence  to  Gartside  to 
alien  to  Biron.    (Lib.  14,  f.  522.) 


Tateham  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 

Mountegle.  Inq.  3  Eliz.  {Vol  xi, 
No.  I.] 

Ternebrooke        vaccary  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Devon. 
(Lib.  38,  f  52.) 

Toxtath  park   granted   to  Wolley   and  Dodd. 

(Lib.  38,  f  324) 
Trafford  Manor   held   by    [Edmund]  Trafford. 

Inq.  5  Hen.  8  [Vol  iv,  No.  51]. 
Treyles  Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Earl  of  Derby. 

Inq.  13  Hen.  8  [Vol  v,  No.  68];  and 

Inq.  37  Eliz. 

TUNSTALL  Rectory  and  Advowson  of  the  Vicarage 


LICENCES  AND  PARDONS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  (continued). 

granted  to  Downing  and  Dodding. 
(Lib.  32,  f.  94.) 

Ulneswalton       Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.  14,  f.  1 50.) 


Walton 
Walton 


Warton 


Warrington 


Weyton 

Westbye 

Westhaughton 

Westhaughton 

Weeton 

Whalley 


Wheleton 


Manor  held  by  Walton.  Inq.  i  Hen.  4. 
[in-le-dale].  Manor  held  by  [Richard] 
Langton.  Inq.  3  Hen.  8  [  Vol  iv,  No.  45]  ; 
and  by  [Richard]  Langton.  Inq.  17 
Hen.  7  [Vol.  Hi,  No.  loi]. 
Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Essex. 
(Lib.  9,f.  118.) 

Manor.  Licence  to  the  Earl  of  North- 
ampton to  alien  to  the  Duke  of  Somerset 
et  al.  to  uses.  (Lib.  10,  i.  229.) 
Manor  held  by  [Joanna]  Standishe.  Inq. 
7  Hen.  8  {Vol.  iv,  No.  70]. 
Manor  and  Advowson  of  the  Church 
granted  to  Copinger  and  Butler  (Lib.  32, 
f  255)  ;  and  granted  to  Davenport  et  al. 
(Lib.  36,  f  195.) 

and  Treiles  Manors  held  by  [Thomas] 
Earl  of  Derby.  Inq.  13  Hen.  8  [Vol  v, 
No.  68]. 

Manor  held  by  Clifton.    Inq.  i  Hen.  4. 
Manor  granted  to  Browne.  (Lib.  7,  f  154.) 
Manor  held  by  [James]  Browne.  Inq. 
30  Eliz.  \yoL  xiv,  No.  37]. 
and  Treyles.     Manors  held  by  [Ferdi- 
nando]  Earl  of  Derby.    Inq.  37  Eliz. 
Site  of  the  Monastery  granted  to  Asheton 
and  Braddill.    (Lib.  15,  f  421.) 
Site  of  the  Monastery  held  by  [Richard] 
Asheton.  Inq.  2 1  Eliz.  [  Vol  xiv,  No.  86]; 
and  [by  Ralph  Ashton]  Inq.  30  Eliz. 
[  Vol  xiv,  No.  90.] 

Manor  granted  to  Houghton.  (Lib.  2, 
f  99.) 


392  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  of  Licences,  Pardons,  &c.  {continued). 
Whetingdon         Manor  granted  to  the  Earl  of  Essex. 
(Lib.  9,  f.  II 8.) 

Whetington         Manor,  town,  and  hamlet  Licence  to  the 

Marquis  of  Northampton  to  alien  to 

uses.    (Lib.  lo,  f.  229.) 
WhittingTON        Manor  held  by  [Thomas]  Stanley,  Lord 

Mountegle.    Inq.  3  Eliz.  [Vol.  xi,  No.  i]. 
Wigglesworth      Manor.     Site   granted    to  Holcrofte. 

(Lib.  2,  i.  100.) 

Wiglesworth  [Manor]  held  by  [Sir  Richard]  Sher- 
borne.   Inq.  36  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xvi^  No.  3]. 

Wymmerleigh       Manor    held   by   [Thomas]  Radcliffe. 

Inq.  27  Hen.  8  [^Vol.  viii,  No.  26]. 

Wiresdale  Manor  granted  to  Bellingham.    (Lib.  8. 

f.  15.) 

„  Manor  held  by  [Sir  Gilbert]  Gerrard. 

Inq.  35  Eliz.  [Vol.  xvi,  No.  2]. 
WiSWALL  Manor  held  by    [Robert]  Sherborne. 

Inq.  21  Hen.  7  {Vol  Hi,  No.  92]. 
Wood  PlumptoN  Manor  held   by   [John  Warren.  Inq. 

21  Hen.  7,  Vol  iiiy  No.  86;  by  John] 

Warren.  Inq.  9  Hen.  8  [Vol.  iv,  No.  89] ; 

and  by  [Sir  Edward]    Warren.  Inq. 

I  Eliz.  [  Vol.  xi,  No.  66]. 
WOLDON  Manor  held  by  [Sir  Thomas]  Holcrofte. 

Inq.  5  &  6  Ph.  &  Mary  [  Vol  x,  No.  1 3.] 
WrastoN  Manor  held  by  [Thomas,]  Earl  of  Derby. 

Inq.  13  Hen.  8  [Vol  v,  No.  68]. 
WraystoN  alias  Wraysholme  Manor  held  by  the 

Earl  of  Derby.    Inq.  37  Eliz. 


Composition  Boolis. 


LIST  of  the  classes  composing  the  records  of  the 


abolished  Office  of  First  Fruits ^  and  Tenths  is 
printed  in  the  Appendix  to  the  Twentieth  Report  of  the 
Deputy  Keeper,  pp.  92-94. 

King  Henry  VIII.'s  Survey  of  all  the  ecclesiastical 
benefices  of  England  and  Wales,  entitled  variously  the 
"King's  Books,"  "Liber  Regis,"  or  "Valor  Ecclesiasticus,"^ 
is  the  most  important  and  best  known  record  in  the  collec- 
tion. But,  the  Bishop's  Certificates  certifying  the  induction 
of  clerks  to  Livings,  the  Institution  Books,  Plea  Rolls,  and 
Composition  Books,  furnish  some  very  material  information 
in  tracing  the  ownership  and  descent  of  Livings. 

The  subjoined  Index  refers  to  the  Composition  Books 
(First  Series),  which  contain  the  entries  of  the  Compositions 
for  First  Fruits  paid  by  incumbents  on  induction,  with  the 
date  of  such  payments,  and  the  names  of  sureties. 

^  "Court  of  First  Fruits  erected  32  Hen.  VIII.  c.  45,  dissolved  by 
Letters  Patent  23rd  January,  i  Mary,  and  united  to  the  Court  of  Ex- 
chequer by  Letters  Patent  24th  January,  i  Mary.  Annexed  to  which 
Letters  Patent  there  is  a  schedule  of  directions.  First  Fruits  were 
abolished  by  Stat.  2  &  3  Phil,  and  Mary,  c.  4.  Revived  by  Stat,  i  Eliz» 
c.  4,  and  put  under  the  survey  of  the  Exchequer. 

"  The  office  was  abolished  by  Stat,  i  Vict.  c.  20,  and  the  collection 
of  the  revenue  placed  under  the  management  of  the  Governors  and 
Treasurer  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty,  and  the  records  were  placed  under 
the  care  of  the  Treasurer  ;  but  subsequently  by  Stat,  i  &  2  Vict.  c.  94 
the  records  were  placed  under  the  control  of  the  Master  of  the  Rolls." — 
Thomas's  Hand-book^  p.  196. 

2  Printed  in  6  vols.  foHo,  1811-1834.  The  Diocese  of  Chester 
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of  State  Papers,  Domestic,  1649- 1650,  the  object  of  this 
Committee  "was  to  receive  from  delinquents  themselves, 
either  such  against  whom  no  information  had  been  made,  or 
such  as  were  already  under  sequestration, — 

"  (i.)  A  confession  of  their  delinquency. 

"  (2.)  A  pledge  of  adherence  to  the  present  government. 

"  (3.)  A  full  account  on  oath  of  their  possessions,  real 


"Whereupon  a  legal  report  was  made,  and  they  were 
admitted  to  compound  in  proportions,  according  to  their 
guilt ;  half  the  estate  was  exacted  from  any  delinquent 


^  "  The  mere  fact  of  professing  the  Roman  Catholic  religion  sub- 
jected '  the  delinquent '  to  forfeit  two  parts  out  of  three  of  his  whole 
estate,  and  two  parts  of  his  goods.  The  sittings  of  the  committee  of 
sequestration  for  Lancashire  were  usually  held  at  Preston." — Barnes^ 
Lancashire^  ed.  Harland^  vol.  i.  p.  225,  note. 


and  personal. 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


member  of  Parliament ;  one- sixth  from  those  who  had  taken 
part  either  in  the  former  or  latter  war  ;  two-sixths  or  one- 
third  from  those  who  had  been  active  in  both  wars,  &c.  Those 
who  were  in  cities  that  surrendered  on  articles  of  war  com- 
pounded according  to  the  tenor  of  those  articles." 

The  sums  so  assessed  were  paid  direct  into  the  Treasury 
at  Goldsmiths'  Hall,  and  amounted  in  eight  years  to  the 
considerable  sum  of  ^1,304,957  2s.  id.;^  but  even  this  re- 
spectable total  did  not  include  the  estates  of  many  of  the 
wealthiest  delinquents — those  who  were  not  permitted  to 
compound,  or  who  quitted  the  country — which  the  seques- 
trators seized  in  their  entirety. 

A  list  of  the  names  of  the  Compounders,  derived  from 
a  Treasurer's  Summary  compiled  in  August,  1652  [G.  43], 
was  published  in  a  small  volume,  which  is  now  very  scarce, 
entitled,  "A  Catalogue  of  the  Lords,  Knights,  and  Gentlemen 
that  haue  compounded  for  their  Estates.  London  :  printed 
for  Thomas  Dring,  at  the  signe  of  the  George,  in  Fleet 
Street,  neare  Clifford's  Inne,  1655." 

The  contents  of  this  little  volume  are  not  remarkable 
for  their  accuracy,  and  the  list  of  Lancashire  Compounders 
printed  at  page  225  of  the  first  volume  of  Harland's  edition 
of  Baines'  "History  of  Lancashire"  seems  to  have  been 
taken  from  this  source,  as  it  reproduces  most  of  the  errors  of 
Dring's  "Catalogue."^  An  accurate  list  of  the  Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Compounders,  together  with  the  particulars  of 

1  This  is  the  manuscript  total  given  in  a  copy  of  Dring's  "  Catalogue  " 
now  in  the  British  Museum.  In  Adams's  edition  of  the  "  Catalogue," 
the  total  is  given  as— ^1,305,299  4^.  yd. 

2  A  reprint  was  issued  in  1733  by  subscription,  the  subscribers 
being  principally  residents  in  Cheshire  and  Lancashire.  The  following 
is  a  copy  of  the  title-page  : — 

"A  CATALOGUE  of  the  Lords,  Knights,  and  Gentlemen, 
that  have  Compounded  for  their  Estates.  To  which  are  added,  some 
Gentlemen's  Names,  which  were  omitted  in  the  former  Edition. 
London  :  Printed  for  Thomas  Brings  1655  ;  and  Chester  :  Re-printed 
by  R,  Adams,  1733.   (Price  Bound  Two  Shillings.)" 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


their  estates  and  the  results  of  their  "  delinquencies,"  there- 
fore, still  remains  a  work  of  the  future. 

The  Royalist  Composition  Papers^  as  the  proceedings  of 
the  Committee  for  Compounding  are  termed,  are  of  the 
greatest  interest  and  value  in  elucidating  the  family  history 
and  ascertaining  the  actual  landed  and  personal  property  of 
individuals  during  the  period  of  the  Commonwealth.  The 
original  papers  are  now  arranged  and  bound  up  in  two  series, 
and  are  referred  to  by  manuscript  Indexes.  The  first  series 
consists  of  7,300  sets  of  papers,  bound  in  113  folio  volumes  ; 
it  comprises  the  correspondence  and  orders^  of  the  Commis- 
sioners for  sequestration  and  sale  of  the  estates  of  the  royalist 
nobility  and  gentry.  The  first  portion  of  this  series  is 
arranged  alphabetically  under  the  names  of  the  Compounders, 
then  come  the  miscellaneous  Petitions  and  Orders,  and  these 
again  are  followed  by  the  Letters  and  Reports  in  a  County 
arrangement,  Lancashire  being  contained  in  Volumes  98  to 
lOi  and  Cheshire  in  Volumes  87  to  89. 

The  second  series  of  3,634  sets  of  papers,  bound  in  54 
folio  volumes,  is  especially  valuable.  In  these  will  be  found 
the  original  particulars,  given  in  on  oath,  of  the  estates  and 
personal  property  of  those  royalists  who  were  permitted  to 
compound  on  payment  of  a  fine,  and  the  amount  of  the 
Compositions  so  levied  on  them  by  the  Commissioners. 

In  addition  to  the  preceding  there  are  two  very  large 
volumes  of  "  Entries  of  Particulars  of  Delinquents'  Estates, 
Real  and  Personal"  [G.  55,  56],  with  an  Index  Nominum 
[G-  57]  \  3.nd  also,  two  similar  Entry-books  containing 
Reports  on  Delinquents'  Estates  and  Fines  levied  thereon 
[G.  53,  54],  with  an  Index  to  both  at  the  end  of  the  second 
volume  [G.  54].  Duplicate  copies  of  the  original  Particulars 
are  furnished  in  these  registers.    Two  volumes,  belonging  to 

^  There  are  also  distinct  "  Order  Books  "  [G.  i,  2,  3,  4,  &c.]  of  the 
Compounding  Committee,  which  should  not  be  lost  sight  of  by  the 
searcher. 


2  E 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


the  same  Commissioners,  containing  Surveys  of  Estates 
during  the  years  1652  and  1653  [G.  58,  59],  are  deserving 
of  especial  notice,  and  will  certainly  repay  a  careful  ex- 
amination. 

The  Index  Nominum  to  the  Second  Series  of  Royalist 
Composition  Papers,^  which  is  given  below,  is  derived  from  a 
contemporary  Index  of  the  Compounders'  names  digested 
into  Counties  ;  ^  it  furnishes  most  of  the  names  of  the  Lan- 
cashire and  Cheshire  Delinquents.  The  Indexes  Nominum 
usually  consulted  by  searchers  give  only  the  bare  names 
without  any  particulars  as  to  the  Counties  or  places,  and  are 
consequently  unfit  for  our  present  purpose. 

The  Index  Locorum  to  the  First  Series,  which  imme- 
diately follows,  forms  a  portion  of  the  volumes  in  ordinary 
use  in  the  Literary  Search  Room. 

It  has  not  been  deemed  necessary  to  check  the  references 
with  the  originals,  and,  therefore,  it  is  quite  possible  that  some 
inaccuracies,  which  might  otherwise  have  been  remedied, 
have  been  allowed  to  stand.  It  is  to  be  hoped,  however,  that 
the  information,  now  printed  for  the  first  time,  will  enable 
local  readers  to  obtain  a  fair  insight  into  the  general  contents 
of  these  very  valuable  manuscripts. 


^  The  lettering  is  : — "  Alphabetical,  Numerical,  and  County  Indexes 
to  the  Second  Series  of  Royalist  Composition  Papers.  1825."  The  old 
list  of  "  Names  of  Delinq**  numbered  "  placed  at  the  end  of  the  volume 
gives  3,634  names  up  to  29  July,  1656.  The  reference  numbers  in  this 
Index  are  those  given  on  the  small  paper  tags  affixed  to  the  sets  of  the 
original  papers. 

^  On  an  old  parchment  label  pasted  into  this  book  appears  the 
following : — 

"  Compounders'  Names  digested  into  Counties. — With  a  duplicate 
of  this  was  sent  above  one  thousand  Particulars  to  the  Council;  also 
an  accompt  what  fines  were  sett  upon  every  person  for  delinquency,  and 
an  accompt  of  w*  was  thereof  due  and  unpaid." 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


419 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers. 

{Second  Series?) 


Vol 

.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

0 

272 

A  T   T   T?  XT       X?  T  Z"'  T  T  A  T~\ 

/YLLLN,  ivlCHARD... 

Greenhills 

7 

335 

/ILLEN,  WILLIAM... 

Brindly 

23 

Barnston,  William 

Charton 

41 

2436 

Barrow,  William 

Churton 

17 

Q2Q 

Bavand,  Daniel... 

Chester 

7 

J  J  ^ 

Bellott,  John  ... 

Mourton 

12 

599 

Berrington,  Thomas  ... 

Chester 

13 

666 

Bennett,  Thomas 

Branston 

51 

3348 

BiCKERTON,  George 

Horshall 

13 

698 

Booth,  Lawrence 

Twemlowe 

7 

342 

BoviLE,  Stephen... 

Brinly 

32 

1768 

Brereton,  John  ... 

Brereton 

1 

14 

Brereton,  Richard 

Ashley 

29 

1542 

Brereton,  William,  Lord 

24 

1278 

Brerewood,  Robert 

Chester 

36 

1984 

Bridge,  Thomas  

Malpasse 

45  2776 

Bridgeman,  Sir  James 

6 

285 

Bridgman,  Ann 

19 

ion 

Bridgman,  Orlando 

Chester 

14 

771 

Brocke,  William 

Chester 

35 

1936 

Bromfield,  Robert 

Wilton 

12 

638 

Bromley,  Thomas 

Hampton 

18 

954 

Broster,  Richard 

Chester 

28 

1507 

Browne,  Richard 

Upton 

15 

805 

BuNBERRY,^  Henry 

Stanney 

^  Henry  Bunbury,  Esq.,  of  Bunbury  and  Stanny  in  Cheshire,  had 
his  whole  estate  sequestered  for  five  years,  and  he  all  that  time  kept  in 
gaol  at  Namptwick  ;  they  allowed  him  but  the  fifth  part  of  the  profit  of 
his  estate,  tho'  he  had  ten  children  :  and  on  his  enlargement  he  was 
compelled  to  pay  two  thousand  two  hundred  pounds.  He  was  damaged 
by  sequestration  and  plundering  more  than  ten  thousand  pounds ;  besides 
he  had  a  very  good  Hall-house  at  Hooll  burnt  to  the  ground. — Appendix 
to  Adams's  Catalogue,  p.  12^. 

2  E  2 


420        lancashire  and  cheshire  records. 

Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol 

No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

14 

760 

Burro  WES,  Stanley 

Bickley 

28 

1510 

Byrom,  Doctor  George 

Thorneton 

43 

2607 

C ALDECOTE,  J  OHN 

Bickley 

15 

821 

Calveley,  Sir  Hugh  ... 

Lea 

5 

220 

Carter,  Robert  

Midlewich 

36 

2023 

Cheshire,  Thomas,  junior 

Hal  ton 

18 

062 

Cholmondly,  Lord 

46 

2854 

Cholmondly,  Thomas  ... 

Bickley 

18 

963 

Cholmondly,  Thomas  ... 

Vale  Royall 

6 

296 

Cleaford,  John  

Over 

30 

1616 

Cooper,  Robert  

Runckhorne 

1 

Cotton,  George  

Cumbermere 

5 

208 

Cromwell,  Thomas,  Lord 

24 

1295 

Davenport,  William  ... 

Bromhall 

9 

Delves,  Sir  Thomas  ... 

Dodington 

29 

157; 

DoDD,  Edward  

Edge 

60  3308 

DoDD,  Thomas   

Edge 

29 

1566 

Edge,  William  

Larkton 

6 

257 

Elcock,  Robert  

Acton 

16 

836 

Fletcher,  John  

Morley 

46 

2723 

Ford,  George   

Congleton 

43 

2623 

Forrest,  Humphrey  ... 

Tabley 

33 

1789 

Frogg,  John   

Whitby 

43  2569 

Gamull,  Sir  Francis  ... 

Chester 

14 

724 

Gamull,  William 

Chester 

22 

II97 

Glasier,  Thomas 

Lea 

35 

I916 

Griffin,  Richard 

Bartherton 

14 

778 

Grosvenor,  Sir  Richard 

Eyton 

33 

181O 

Halford,  John  

Davenham 

2 

54 

Harpur,  Henry  ... 

ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


421 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

47 

2997 

Hatton,  Peter  

Questibirches 

A  '1 

41 

2440 

Hayes,  Richard  

Brereton 

OE 

00 

1913 

Heath,  Richard 

Weston 

26 

1385 

Heath,  Richard 

Egerton 

29 

1576 

TT—    —                 —  "ITT— 

HiNTON,  William 

Barton 

60 

3271 

HoDGKis,  Thomas 

Burslipp 

49 

3190 

HOLLINSHEAD,  FRANCIS... 

Bosely 

22 

1207 

Holmes,  Randol 

Chester 

36 

2002 

Hope,  George   

Dodleston 

11 

544 

HoRTON,  Richard 

Coole 

47  2960 

HoRTON,  Robert 

Coole 

10 

529 

HuRLSTON,  John,  senior 

1  •  • 

and  junior 

Pickton 

32 

1760 

Irish,  William  

Coole  Lane 

47  2983 

Irish,  William  

Newhall 

7 

346 

Jenian,  Ralph  ... 

H  T  1_ 

Manby 

9 

436 

Jenison,  Richard 

TVT  L 

Newton 

40  2363 

Jones,  John   

Nantwich 

29 

1548 

Kelsall,  John  ... 

1\  /r  J    11      T*      rr  1 

Mickle  Trafford 

21 

1107 

Kilmurry,  Lord 

18 

974 

King,  John 

Cnomly 

7 

313 

KiNSEY,  John   

Wimbaldsley 

45 

2724 

Knight,  William 

Congieton 

18 

961 

Larden,  John 

Cnomly 

8 

399 

Lawton,  John   

Lawton 

5 

222 

L/AWiOJN,  JOHN 

Snape 

22 

1202 

Leicester,  Peter 

Nether  Tabley 

3 

lOI 

Leigh,  Ann   

Adlington 

20 

1078 

Leigh,  Charles  

Adlington 

6 

273 

Leigh,  Edward  

Bagulee 

20 

1077 

Leigh,  Henry   

Adlington 

10 

503 

Leigh,  Henry   

Highleigh 

422 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 

(Second  Series)  (contimied). 
Vol.  No.  Compounder.  Place. 

4    199   Leigh,  Peter    Adlington 

4    175    Leigh,  Thomas   Adlington 

6    260   Leonard,  Robert       ...  Tarvin 

12    643    Leversage,  William    ...  Wheelock 

10    534   Littler,  Richard       ...  Mouldsworth 


20 

1072 

Maisterson,  Thomas  .., 

.  Woodford 

40 

2357 

Mallory,  Richard 

.  Moberly 

T  r\(^ 
1  ^Kjyj 

l\/r  A  "MAXr  A  T?  TTTIMT'      TUr^A/f  A  C 

IVl  Al\  VV  AKryiJN  Ur,    i  rlUiVlAo  . . , 

.  JjOSLOCKc 

38 

2143 

Manwaring,  Peter 

Smalewood 

29 

1536 

Massey,  Sir  William  .., 

.  Puddington 

8 

409 

Massy,  James   

.  Sale 

18 

960 

MiNSHALL,  John  

.    Vale  Royall 

61 

3356 

MiNSHALL,  Thomas 

.  Erdswick 

31 

1658 

MoRETON,  William 

.  Moreton 

13 

719 

MoRGETT,  Edward 

Chester 

42 

2525 

Nash,  Philip   

Crew 

4 

Newton,  William 

Prestbury 

26 

1397 

NiCHOLLS,      William  ... 

Chedle 

44 

2714 

Oldfield,  Leftwich  ... 

Leftwich 

37  2096   Partington,  William  ...  Wirrall 

48  3036   Pearson,  Thomas        ...    Over  Tabley 

19    989    Penkett,  Thomas       ...  Sutton 

39  2260   Penny,  Thomas...        ...  Totnall 

on    K     f  Pershall,  Thomas      ... ) 

^9  ^  547 1  PEKsiiALL,  Edmund     . . .  | 
5    204    PiCKFORD,  Thomas       ...    Adlington  Wood 

40  2359    Poole,  Thomas   Poole 

4    190    Pritchard,  Philip      ...  Bostock 

46  2836   Renshaw,  Robert       ...  Stopford 
35  1911    Rivers,  John,  Earl 
7    359    RoADE,  Randall         ...  Roade 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


423 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 

(Second  Series)  {contimied). 
Vol.  No.  Compounder.  Place. 

7    330    Russell,  Edward        ...  Chester 
52  3453    RuTTER,  Elizabeth  for 

John    Kingsly 


36 
21 
52 
29 
2 
4 
46 


1962 
1155 
3417 
1574 
73 
198 
2820 
47  2996 
46  2848 

1  3 
14  756 

17  914 

42  2506 
44  2673 

37  2060 
16  810 

38  2162 


Savadge,  Thomas 
Shakerly,  Jeffry 
Sharman,  William 
Shipton,  Samuel 
Shirte,  Dorothy 

SiDWAY,  Thomas  

SiLLiTO,  Randolph 

Smith,  George  

Smith,  William  

Smithwick,  Thomas  ... 
Smyth,    Thomas,  senior 

and  junior 
Snell,  Doctor  George 
Sparke,  William 
Starkly,  Henry 
Starkly,  Thomas 
Stockton,  Thomas 
SwAiNE,  John   


Barrowe 

Hulme 

Oldcastle 

Alderley 

Adlington 

Alsager 

Church  Lawton 

Sunderland 

Withenshaw 

Smithwicke 

Chester 

Waverton 

Chester 

Darley 

Stretton 

Kiddington 

Brereton 


20  1044   Tatton,  Robert... 
13    705   Taylor,  John 
26  1403   Throppe,  Thomas 


Wythenshaw 

Brimstage 

Chester 


23  !2{9}^^^^^^^^'  ^^^^^ 
50  3332   Vernon,  Henry  ... 


Baron  of  Kinderton 
Haslington 


1  6   Walker,  John    Congleton 

7  360  Walley,  Charles        ...  Chester  City 

12  654  Walthall,    Alexander  Burley-heys 

49  3175    Ward,  John    Capesthorne 

51  3346   Ward,  Joseph    Ma?cfield 


424        lanxashire  and  cheshire  records. 

Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Scries)  {continued^. 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

o 

Q 

OO 

Watts,  George  

Adlington 

lo 

O  T  - 

Webster,  Robert 

Barrowe 

D 

245 

Werden,  John   

Chester 

0 

201 

Weston,  Thomas 

Chester 

440 

Whitmore,  Valentine... 

Thurstaston 

2419 

WiCKSTEAD,  Thomas 

Hampton 

1  o 

589 

WicKSTEED,  Richard  ... 

"VT          I        '  1 

Nantwich 

lo 

0/8 

WiDDiNS,  William 

Norley 

OA 

T  /-nQ  0 

lOoo 

WiLBRAHAM,  HUGH 

Drackloe 

4 

I/O 

WiLBRAHAM,  SiR  ThOMAS 

Woodhey 

12 

628 

Wilson,  John   

Chester 

44 

2685 

Wilson,  Ricilard 

Chester 

32 

1735 

WiNNiNGTON,  Lawrence 

Armitage 

32 

1728 

WODENORTH,  JONATHAN  . 

Shavington 

5 

244 

Wood,  Humfrey  

Poynton 

43 

2567 

Wood,  Humfrey  

Pointon 

6 

311 

Wrench,  Ed\yard 

Bostock 

52 

3456 

Wright,  Peter  

Great  Budworth 

1 

32 

Yates,  William  

Middlewich 

28 

1487 

Ambrose,  William 

Lowicke 

54 

3597 

Anderton,  Hugh 

Euxton 

53 

3d08 

Anderton,  James 

Birchly 

52 

3418 

Anderton,  William  ... 

Anderton 

17 

893 

AsHTON,  Edmund 

Chatterton 

1473 

AsHTON,  Thomas 

Penketh 

37 

2071 

AsHTON,  Thomas 

Hestbanck 

49 

3203 

Atkins,  Nathaniel 

Broughton 

54 

I 

Baines,  Jonathan 

Nether  Wiersdale 

6 

284 

Barker,  James  

Blackroad 

36 

2016 

Barnes,  Thomas 

West  Darby 

5 

217 

Bate,  John   

Warrington 

ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


425 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol.  No. 
64  3613 

42  2482 
7  336 

21  1 1 29 
50  3259 

53  3495 
52  3482 

54  3612 
38  2172 
49  3189 
49  3188 
45  2728 

43  2579 

54  3595 
54  3610 

7  349 

30  1642 
6  290 

38  2128 
5  203 
32  1714 

31  1654 
41  2396 
54  3596 
47  2966 
49  3196 
49  3183 


32 
51 


1707 

3353 
39  2279 
39  2249 
33  1834 
54  3571 
54  3614 
966 


36 


Compounder. 

Batty,  Richard 
Baxter,  Charles 
Baylton,  William 
Beardman,  Peter 
Beckingham,  Rowland 
Beesley,  Thomas 
Blundell,  William 
Boothe,  Henry  ... 
Bower,  William 
BowKER,  Adam  ... 
BowKER,  Peter  ... 
Brabin,  Thomas... 
Brade,  John 
Bradshaw,  John 
Brand,  Edward... 
Brerers,  Laurence 
Breres,  Alexander 
Bretherton,  John 
Brockholds,  John 
Brown,  Ralph  ... 
Browne,  Edward 
Browne,  William 
Brownlow,  Randall 
Butler,  Wm.  and  Edw 


Butterworth,  Alexander  Belfeild 


Byrom,  Edward... 
Byrom,  John 

Carus,  Thomas  ... 
Catterall,  John 
Charnock,  Robert 
Charnock,  Thomas 
Chisenhall,  Edward 
Chroychlow,  Richard 
Clarkson,  Thomas 
Cole,  Thomas,  for  Jas 


Place. 
Netherborough 
Newton 
Balnaker 

Orford  in  Warrington 

Horneby 

Haighton 

Crosby  Parva 

Knowsly 

Lathom 

Salford 

Manchester 

Whittington 

Cockerholme 

Seale 

Lancaster 

Whitle 

Marton 

Heigh 

Lancaster 

Aspall 

Woodplumpton 
Wigan 
Pemberton 
Myerscough 


.  Salford 
.  Salford 

.  Halton 
..  Brindle 
.  Astley 

Leyland 
.  Chisenhall 

Claughton 
.  Heighsham 
Butler  et  aliis 


426 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {coritimied). 


Vol.  No. 

Will  L/WLlxXvl^l  • 

Place. 

42  2497 

Collier,  James  

Rainford 

41  2442 

Cooling,  James  

Chorley 

40  2347 

Cowling,  Thurston  ... 

Chorley 

53  3510 

Craven,  Robert  

Dinkly 

64  3627 

Cropper,  Grace  

Cockerholm 

42  2498 

Croston,  Richard 

Heath  Charnock 

41  2447 

Danson,  Thomas 

Roosecoett 

43  2580 

Denis,  John   

Cockerholme 

63  ^^^0 

Derby,  Countess  of 

42  2517 

Derby,  Earl  of 

43  2564 

Dewhurst,  William  ... 

Dewhurst 

41  2441 

DiccoNSON,  Hugh 

Wrayesholme 

64  3594 

DoBSON,  Hugh  

Chipping 

42  2541 

Eltonhead,  Richd.,  senior 

Sutton 

39  2226 

Farrington,  Wm.,  senior 

Werden 

40  2280 

Farrington,  Wm.,  junior 

Werden 

Fearnly,  Anne... 

Warrington 

64  3615 

Finch,  Elizabeth 

Croston 

30  1620 

FiNCHMAN,  Ralph 

Caton 

31  1649 

Fleetwood,  John 

Penwortham 

3  134 

Forth,  William 

Wigan 

49  3149 

Foster,  Robert  

CoppuU 

40  2338 

FoxcROFT,  Henry 

Clarkton 

43  2581 

Gardner,  John  

Cockerholme 

24  1293 

Garside,  Gabriel 

Rachdale 

32  1763 

Gerrard,  Richard 

Bryn 

64  3573 

Gerrard,  Sir  William 

Brynn 

36  1918 

Gerrard,  Thomas 

Aughton 

28  1466 

Gerard,  Thomas 

Ince 

40  2346 

Gerrard,  William 

Pinnington 

63  3538 

GoRSUCH,  James  

Gorsuch 

63  3496 

Greene,  Richard 

Bower  House 

ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


427 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

36  2005 

Gregson,  John  

Wood  Plumpton 

43  2622 

Haidock,  Roger 

Heapy 

42  2496 

Halsworth,  Thomas  ... 

Heath  Charnock 

37  2107 

Hancock,  John  

Clitheroe 

53  3442 

Harris,  Christopher  ... 

Chipping 

63  3556 

Haulgh,  Robert 

Mosden 

31  1684 

Heape,  Thomas  

Pilkington 

54  3577 

Hesketh,  Katherine  ... 

Rufforth 

50  3262 

Heskethe,  Robert 

Rufforth 

36  1973 

Hey,  Ellis   

Eccles 

43  2624 

Heywood,  Peter 

Heywood 

43  2643 

Higham,  Thomas 

Lancaster 

37  2112 

HiNDE,  Robert  

Overton 

41  2443 

HoDGKiNsoN,  Luke 

Preston 

40  2326 

Hoghton,  Thomas 

Hoghton 

30  1633 

Holt,  Richard  

Asheton 

16  856 

Holt,  Robert 

Castleton 

33  1777 

Hough,  Robert  

Moston 

52  3412 

Houghton,  Gilbert  ... 

Brainscold 

42  2524 

Houghton,  Gilbert  ... 

Wheelton 

38  2170 

Houghton,  Richard  ... 

Ridley 

52  3426 

Houghton,  William  ... 

Grimzargh 

Ort  JvJivJ 

riU -UovJ  iN,   J  L'rliN      ...  ... 

DciriiciKcr 

41  2398 

Jackson,  John  

Overton 

54  3617 

Jenkinson,  William  ... 

Pharleton 

53  3533 

Johnson,  Piscarius 

Landeth 

44  2668 

Kenion,  Richard 

Ashworth 

20  1089 

KiRKBY,  John   

Kirkby 

41  2408 

KiRKBY,  John,  for  Robt.  Rawlinson,  of  Marsh 

Grange 

19  985 

KiRKBY,  Richard 

Kirkby 

39  2228 

KiTSON,  Thomas 

Warton 

428 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 


(Second  Series)  {co^itinued). 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

62 

3475 

Lathom,  Richard 

Allerton 

40 

2293 

Laughton,  Henry 

Reinhill 

24 

1303 

Leckonby,  Richard 

Elswick 

40 

2373 

LivESAY,  Richard 

Broadhalgh 

54  3618 

Lund,  Ellen   

Marscow 

48 

3140 

Melling,  William 

Cnorley 

33 

1828 

Middleton,  Sir  George 

Leighton 

54 

3591 

MoLiNEux,  John 

Ince  Blundell 

15 

823 

MoLiNEUx,  Lord 

47 

3000 

MoLiNEUx,  Robert 

of  the  Wood 

29 

1527 

MoRLEY,  Francis 

TIT             •  i 

Wennington 

47 

2965 

MoRLEY,  Thomas 

Wannington 

18 

981 

MoRT,  George  

Blackrod 

2 

84 

MosELY,  Nicholas 

Collyhurst 

12 

632 

MosELEY,  Nicholas 

Ancoats 

52 

3427 

Nelson,  Thomas 

Wrightington 

54  3619 

Nelson,  William 

of  the  Gale 

36 

2004 

Nicholson,  Francis  ... 

Poulton 

41 

2444 

NiGHGALL,  Miles 

Heath  Charnock 

6 

282 

Norris,  Alexander  ... 

Bolton 

6 

281 

Norris,  John   

Bolton 

49  3182 

Norris,  Robert  

Kirkbie 

35 

1945 

Norris,  Thomas  

Speake 

53 

3514 

Norris,  William 

Blackrod 

52 

3439 

North,  Richard 

Docker 

37 

2118 

Nowell,  Roger  

Read 

13 

677 

NuTTALL,  Joshua 

Church 

7 

333 

Ogle,  Cuthbert 

Whiston 

41 

2406 

Orrell,  Richard 

Farrington 

52 

3479 

Parker,  Jonathan 

Bradkirke 

42 

2503 

Parkinson,  Richard  ... 

Swanshead 

52 

3440 

Parkinson,  Thomas  ... 

Infeild 

royalist  composition  papers.  429 

Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol 

.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

52 

3474 

Peirson,  Thomas 

Mierscough 

7 

321 

Pendleton,  Henry 

Manchester 

48 

3102 

PiLKiNGTON,  John 

AdHngton 

49 

3150 

PiLKiNGTON,  Richard  ... 

Coppull 

49 

3181 

Pit  ktnoton  Wit  tjam 

Wigan 

47  3026 

Potter,  Alexander  ... 

Manchester 

15 

816 

Prescott,  William 

Upholland 

49  3156 

IT  JxiliO  i  I-'IN  ,    J  UrliN      ...  ... 

^f'Q  nri  1  c  n 

22 

1 179 

JT  i\.ll<o  i  LJiN ,    ±  rlvJJVi/Vo              . . . 

52 

3436 

PrFSTON    Wri  T  TAM 

Ellell 

27 

1422 

Prf^twich   Str  Thoma'^ 

X  JXXIjO  X  vv  XV_^i^j     kJxxV       JL  XxV/iVXxxO 

Hulme 

54 

3574 

Quick,  Richard 

Woolton  Magna 

17 

922 

Radcliffe,  William  ... 

Fox  Denton 

41 

2410 

Radcliffe,  William  ... 

Balderston 

49  3176 

Ranicars,  Nicholas  ... 

Hindley 

47 

2979 

Raphson,  Edmund 

Ince  Blunde 

5 

202 

Rascow,  John   

Aspall 

34 

1853 

Rawlinson,  Leonard,  for  Rob.  Rawlinson,  of 

Marsh  Grange 

30 

1592 

Redman,  Sir  John 

Wrayton 

43  2630 

Renicars,  Richard 

Pennington 

27 

1437 

RiGBY,  Alexander 

Burgh 

52 

3434 

RiGBY,  James   

Standish 

51 

3403 

Rishton,  Ralph  

Stannell 

41 

2415 

RiSHTON,  William 

Poulthagh 

41 

2397 

RiviNGTON,  James,  for  John  Euxton 

33 

1779 

Robinson,  Edmu-nd 

Newland 

42 

2509 

Robinson,  John  

Pendle  Forest 

49 

3220 

Rogerson,  John  

Manchester 

49  3146 

ROGERSON,  William  ... 

Coppull 

54 

3575 

Roscow,  John   

Barrow 

5 

243 

Ryly,  Thomas   

CHtherow 

39  2234   Sandys,  Samuel   Esthuaite 

54  3620    Saunderson,  Margaret  Winmarly 


430 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

CO 

oo 

3539 

ScRUTON,  Robert 

Catton 

o 
O 

105 

Seddon,  John   

Findly 

CO 

3467 

Singleton,  Thomas 

Dendron  in  Furnes 

29 

1551 

Shaw,  Henry   

Langroyd 

21 

1133 

Sherrington,  Francis... 

Booths 

15 

811 

Sherrocke,  Ralph 

Walton 

47 

2959 

SouTHWORTH,  John 

Samlesbury 

53 

3529 

Standish,  Edward 

Woosen 

13 

703 

o1AJMjI1,Y,  P  AKJJiiN  aim  JJU  ... 

Broughton 

37 

2121 

Stanley,  William 

Woodhall 

64  3621 

Stith,  Thomas  ... 

Torrison 

oe 
00 

1910 

Strickland,  Walter,  for 

Geo.  Preston 

Natby 

01 

3402 

SuDALL,  Lawrence 

Fulwood 

T  T  Q  T 
I  157 

Sumner,  John 

Leyland 

52 

3420 

Talbott,  John  

Dinckly 

22 

II8I 

Talbott,  Sir  John 

Salbury 

40 

2315 

Taylor,  Elizabeth,  for 

John  

Oldham 

37 

2124 

Tempest,  William 

Wigan 

51 

3405 

'  1  " T_r TJ  77' T  XT"  A  T  T      ^TTT'U'DTr'D  T* 

1  Jn.Kr!yi_,r ALL,,      U  1  rli>ii,K  1  ... 

ijroobnargn 

52 

3437 

Tootle,  Hugh  ... 

Whittlehill 

12 

598 

TowNLEY,  Lawrence  ... 

Garstange 

43 

2613 

Townson,  Robert 

Cansfeild 

42 

2502 

TowNSON,  Robert 

Cockerholme 

36 

2031 

TwiFORD,  Richard 

Didbury 

50 

3330 

TwiFORD,  Robert 

Diddesbury 

49 

3211 

V  ALLIN  i  ilN  L,  J  UxllN                . . . 

JDCclIlCCilllC 

39 

2253 

Vava^dttt^  Tromac; 

V  ^  V  jr\.j\j  Kj  IS.,   J.  n.wivix\o  ... 

Prp*=i1"nn 

35 

1907 

Wakefield,  Jonathan... 

Standish 

12 

596 

Walker,  William 

Kirkham 

19 

987 

Wall,  Thomas  

Prescot 

39 

2197 

Walmsley,  Edward  ... 

Bannister  Hall 

50  3338 

Ward,    Margaret,  for 

Hugh  

Haughton 

ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


Index  Nominum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(Second  Series)  {continued). 


Vol.  No. 

Compounder. 

Place. 

51 

3340 

Wareing,  John  

Ormschurch 

40  2369 

Wareing,  Tho.  for  John 

Dewhurst   

Comberall 

53 

3504 

Waterworth,  Hugh  ... 

Maudsly 

54  3622 

Watermouth,  Richard 

Mawdsly 

39 

2275 

Welchman,  Hugh 

Samlesbury 

52 

3478 

Westby,  Francis 

Mierscough 

53 

3505 

Westby,  John   

Mowbricke 

37 

2114 

Westfeild,  Richard  ... 

Overton 

52 

3492 

White,  Henry  and  Robert 

Kirkland 

52 

3491 

White,  Robert  

Kirkland 

51 

3395 

Whittle,  John  

Wheelton 

40 

2300 

Widdowes,  John 

Lowton 

50 

3290 

WiGNALL,  John  

Halsall 

44  2652 

WiLDBORE,  Doctor  Au- 

gustus  

Lancaster 

52  3484 

Wilkinson,  Jonathan... 

Stainton  in  Furnes 

48 

3059 

WINCKLEY,  WILLIAM 

Billington 

50 

3257 

WiNDNESS,  William 

Nether  Wiersdale 

41 

2395 

Whittingham,  Richard 

Clayton 

40 

2291 

Wood,  Francis  

Gressingham 

52 

3454 

Wood,  Henry   

Widnes 

43 

2570 

Wood,  John   

Prestwich 

6 

307 

Woodward,  Alexander 

Shevington 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers. 
{First  Series.) 


Acton,  37,  505  ;  38,  459;  54, 
1 193,  1227;  74,  312  ;  113, 
196 

Acton  Grange,  68,  107 
Acton,  Rectory  of,  83,  43,  45, 
47 


Adlington,  37,  763,  803,  809, 
811  ;  39,  II,  45,  289,  291, 
309 ;  88,  I 

Adlington  Hall,  89,  127,  169 

Adlington  Wood,  113,  196 

Agden,  40,  897 


432 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  R( 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Aldford,  88,  437 
Alington,  113,  47,  106,  196 
Alsager,  113,  196 
Ansours,  87,  447,  555,  557 
Apleton,  40,  897 
Armitage,  113,  325 
Asbury,  67,  386 
Ashton  Croft,  4,  507 
Asley  or  Astley,^  25,  1 1 13 
Athbury,  21,  50 
Auderly,  52,  219 
Audlem,  4,  997  to  1005 
Audlem  Free  School,  88,  245 
Audlym,  87,  603,  613,  617 
Awfield,  41,  834 

Bambury,  51,  35 
Banbury,  14,  535 
Barneston,  7,  547  ;  18,  405 
Barnston,  22,  645  ;  113,  381 
Barthomley,  66,  399,  409,  419 
Bartomley,  Rectory   of,  88, 
443 

Bebbington  (Neither),  22,  587 
Beeston,  51,  35 

Beeston  Castle,  7,  229 ;  28, 
530 

Begerly,  87,  530,  533,  535 
Belgrave,  29,  93,  99 
Bevington,  41,  843 
Bexton,  29,  93 
Bickerton,  82,  161 
Bickley,  14,  535;  113,  255 
Bidston,  19,  422,  428,  437, 
443,  457;  27,612 


^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Blackden,  Rectory  of,  113,  325 
BoUyn,  81,  12 

Bolsey,  37,  545,  605,  607,  768 
Bolsey,  Rectory  of,  37,  768, 
769 

Bootehurst,  87,  447,555,  557 
Boothes,  41,  843 
Bostock,  113,  96 
Bostocke,  46,  289 
Boughton,  46,  185 
Bowden,  57,  11 12,  11 24 
Bradeley,  66,  399 
Bradley,  54,  1191,  1227 
Bradwell,  66,  487 
Brereton,  18,  405  ;  29,  17  ;  61, 

454,  497  ;  113,  381 
Brereton,  Rectory  of,  89,  335 
Bridge  Street,  88,  417 
Bridge  Trafford,  88,  517 
Bridworth,  42,  443 
Brimslange,  alias  Brimstange, 

113,  381 
Brimstage,  88,  27  ;  105,  475 
Brimstagh,  alias  Brimstaffe, 

61,  454,  496 
Brimstaugh,  alias  Budworth, 

61,  453 
Brinley,  113,  3 1 1 
Brinstagh,  18,  405 
Brombrough,  12,  544  ;  38,  93 
Brombrough,  Rectory  of,  52, 

396 

Bromhall,  19,  811 
Broxton,  88,  449,  487 
Broughton,  83,  683 


^  Query,  in  Lancashire. — Ed. 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


433 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Browne  Edge,  40,  897 
Broxon,  71,  349 
Broxton,  14,  535,  538;  60, 

177;  64,631;  66,487;  88,59 
Brumstay,  57,  53,  73 
Buckle,  65,  699,  731 
Bucklow,  66,  487 
Bucklowe,  29,  93 
Budworth,  12,  485  ;  14,  577, 

627  to  647  ;  42,  47 1 
Budworth,  Great,  1,  193  to 

237  ;  12,  253  ;  14,  627  to 

641,  647;  37,  505  ;  49,  1039 
Budworth,  Great,  Rectory  of, 

49,  1039  ;  88,  545,  547,  549  ; 

89,  269,  493,  597 
Budworth,  Little,  57,  53,  73, 

83,  91,  103,  105,  107,  115, 

118,  123,  126,  127  ;  87,  497; 

105,475;  113,  381,383 
Budworth,  Little,  Rectory  of, 

14,  577  ;  50,  829,  832,  833  ; 

98,  125,  127 
Buerton,38,365 ;  49,99;  60, 177 
Buglawton,  22,  587  ;  41,  834 
Bunberry,  78,  221 
Bunbury,  14,  535  ;  29,  93 
Bunstock,  18,  404 
Burton,  11,  665  to  671  ;  40, 

593,  601,603;  46,  185;  83, 

685 

Burton  Conghall,  22,  587 
Burton  Hall,  59,  i,  3 
Burton,  Rectory  of,  11,  665, 
666,  669,  671 


ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Burwardsley,  29,  93  ;  78,  221  ; 
Butley,  52,  219,  226 

Cannon  Leigh,  113,  178 
Capenhurst,  49,  99 
Carnesdale,  113,  381 
Carnesdall,  18,  405 
Catnall,  88,  269,  277 
Cattenhall,  4,  517,  521  ;  29, 

279,  402,  404,  405,  408,  463, 

465 

Caughall  [Farm],  113,  381,  383 
Charnocke  Richard,^  25,  1113 
Charrup,  9,  7 11 
Charton,  113,  305 
Chedle,  14,  323  ;  21,  158 
Cheeveley,  89,  221,  223,  225 
Chester,  14,  535  ;  23,249;  64, 

629;  74,474,475  ;  83,683; 

87,  377,  519;  88,  27,  153, 

161,167,169;  113,19,44,233 
Chester,  Castle  of,  87,  515 
Chester,  City  of,  46,  289 
Cholmeley,  14,  535  ;  113,  311 
Choreley,^  25,  ill 3 
Chrislington,  37,  505  ;  88,  489 
Chrislington,  Little,  88,  489 
Chumley  Hall,  105,  496 
Churchholme,  14,  749,  750 
Church,  Minshull,  66,  480;  84, 

271 

Claverton,  18,  405  ;  3/,  505  ; 

113,  381 
Clelowe,  22,  587 
Clotton,  40,  593,  601,  603 


^  Query,  in  Lancashire.— 
2  F 


434  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  (contimied). 
Coddington,  29,  65 
Codington,  14,  535 
Congleton,  6,  773,  785,  791, 
794,  799,  809,  822,  824  ;  34, 

325,923,930,931 ;  38,677  ; 

69,  107,  109,  117,  129,  135, 
139,  147;  88,  69,  71,  75, 
293  to  397;  89,  193,  195 

Cook,  113,  253 

Coolelane,  88,  447,  451,  459 

Cotton,  88,  489 

Coughall  [Conghall],  57,53, 73 

Coverley,  87,  441 

Crislington,  14,  535 

Croton,  77,  563,  567 

Darisbury,  68,  107 
Darsbury,  30,  55 
Davenham,  88,  356 
Dee  Mills,  16,  843,  845,  846  ; 

66,  469  ;  87,  489  ;  89,  277 
Dermills,!  29,  69 
Doddington,  113,  3,  97 
Dodleston,  29,  93  ;  89,  211 
Doe  Mills/  13,  435 
Dogmoore,  87,  447,  462,  555, 

557 

Dracklow,  42,  445,  469  ;  113, 
209 

Dubthorne,  88,  405 
Dunham  on  the  Hill,  57,  53, 

73;  61,  453;  88,  27;  105, 

475  ;  113,  381 
Dutton,  40,  593,  601,  603  ;  68, 

323,  331,  343,  356,  365 


ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Dutton  Batlerton,  37,  505 
Dutton  Park,  37,  441 

Eaton,  29,  93,  99  ;  40,  593, 

601,  603  ;  66,  631 
Eccleston,  29,  93  ;  64,  631 
Edisbury,  64,  639 
Erdswick,  44,  745  ;  88,  465, 

467,  477 
Eyton,  40,  603 

Farndon,  83,  685 
Farneden,  29,  65 
Farnedon,  14,  538 
Figden,  46,  185 
Flookerbrooke,  46,  185 
Foulke,  29,  93 
Foulke  Stableford,  29,  93 
Fowles worth,  57,  853  to  857 
Fradsham,  14,  535 
Fradsham,  71,  3 
Frandshan,  84,  343 
Frodisham  Castle,  28,  530 
Frodsham,  4,  517,  521  ;  25, 

709  ;  54,  1193,  1227,  1233 
Frodsham,  Rectory  of,  25,  709 
Frodship,  28,  530 

Goostree,  113,  325 
Goostree,  Rectory  of,  113,  325 
Gosworth,  56,  749,  751,  755 
Grappenhall,  87,  411,413,437 
Greenhills,  113,  189,  233 
Gropenhall,  40,  897 

Hampton,  113,  175 


Dee  Mills  in  the  ougmdX—  Ed. 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


435 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  (continued). 
Hanbridge,  113,  381 
Haney  Cotton,  88,  489 
Hargrave,  83,  685 
Hargrave  29,  93,  99 
Hargrave  in  Wirrall,  83,  675, 
677 

Hargreave,  30,  851 
Harrop,  81,  29,  33 
Haslington,  16,  399,  419,  425, 

429,433,  475;  18,823;  113, 

119 

Haswall,  64,  631 

Hatton,  40,  897 

Hawarden,  41,  843 

Hayleley,  22,  587 

Heath  Leigh,  40,  897 

Heathley,  40,  897 

Helsby,  14,  535 

Henbridge,  18,  405 

Herng  [?  Ferny]  Lees,  4,  505 

Higden,  40,  593,  601,  603 

Higher  Kinnerton,  29,  99 

Hillhouse,  75,  403 

Hoath,  Charnocke,^  25,  11 13 

Hofield,  40,  593,  601,  603 

Holme,  41,  834 

Hoole,  46,  185 

Hooton,  88,  441 

Houle,  83,  683 

Hudsfield,  19,  579 

Hull,  40,  897 

Hulme,  22,  587  ;  113,  305 

Hulse,  46,  185 

Hunteigh  croft,  89,  193,  196 


fALiST  Composition  Papers 

Huntington,  16,  845,  846,  85 1 ; 
65,  507,  541,  559,  563,  569, 
573  ;  89,  221,  223,  225 

Hurdsfield,  81,  33 

Hurdslow,  81,  29 

Ibaswallouldfield,2  64,  631 
Ighfield,  71,  353 
Ightfield,  21,  44 
Ince,  37,  435 
Ipplepen,  41,  673,  676 

Kennerton,  Higher,  29,  99 
Kennerton,  Lower,  29,  99 
Kettleholme,  81,  29,  33 
Kiddington,  113,  147 
Kingsley,  29,  387,  408 ;  54, 

1191,1193,1197,1227,1233, 

1241 

Kinnerton,  Lower,  29,  93,  99 
Knotsford,  89,  i,  85 

Langford  alias  Lungford,  88, 
47 

Langles,  89,  i,  3,  31,45,75,85, 

99,  107,  115,  117,  125 
Langleys,  79,  524,  525  529, 

531,  537,  539 
Lapsford,  37,  505 
Lawton,  113,  147 
Lea  Green,  12,  227 
Leddisham,  22,  587 
Le  Greene  Hall,  44,  745 
Ley,  28,  529 
Littleton,  37,  505 


*  Query,  in  Lancashire. — Ed. 

2  Eaton  Haswall  alias  Haswall-ouldfield  in  the  original. — Ed. 

2  F  2 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {contmued). 
Longendale,  71,  347 
Lyme,  40,  897  ;  88,  47 
Lyme  Boothes,  40,  897 
Lyme  Heath,  40,  897 
Lynne,  60,  639 

Macefen,  29,  93 
Macclesfield,  19,  422, 428, 437, 

443,  515,  523,  579,  811; 
23,  117,  668,  669;  80,  185  ; 
81,  29,  33,  35,  37,  39;  88, 
161,  167,  169;  89,  5,  31,75, 
99,  107,  125  ' 
Macclesfield  Forest,  9,  707  ; 
27,  612 

Macclesfield  Free  School,  46, 

175  to  181 
Malpas,  14,  535  ;  21,  50 ;  26, 

997,  looi ;  29,  93  ;  89,  256 
Manby,  113,  311 
Manley,  14,  535 
Marley,  85,  75 

Marston,  18, 405  ;  61,454,497, 

113,  381 
Marston  cum  Mincham,  12, 

253 

Matlowe  Nesse,  22,  587 
Mawhouse,  13,  329,  344,  346, 
349,350,351,353,357,358, 

361,  363 
Maxfield,  22,  65,  67 
Mickle  Trafford,  18,  404 
Middlewicke,  83,  685 
Midlewich,  66,  487 
Minshall,  44,  745  ;  66,  480 
Minshall  Church,  66,  480  ;  84, 

271 


ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Moorebarrow,  113,  381 
Mooresbarowe,  61,  454,  497 
Mooreton  in  Wirrell,  88,  489 
Mopheyes,  23,  668,  669,  671 
Moresborow,  18,  405 
Moston,  64,  631  ;  66,  487  ;  88, 
489 

Motlawe,  41,  843 

Mottram,  48,  693 ;  71,  347  ; 

89,  75,  85,  139,  141 
Mowhouse,  88,  159,  171,  175, 

177,  356 
Moulton,  88,  356 
Moxley,  113,  260 
Mugleigh,  81,  29,  33 
Mulbrooke,  89,  383 

Namptwich,  4,  507  ;  62,  672  ; 

66,  487  ;  87,  377,  385,  387, 

391,397,407;  88,  337,357; 

89,  191  ;  113,  196 
Neither  Bebbington,  22,  587 
Neither  Walton,  40,  897 
Nesse,  22,  587 
Nesse  head,  22,  587 
Nesson,  113,  421 
Neston,  88,  27 ;  105,  475 
Neston,  57,  53,  73 
Nether  Harrup,  88,  345 
Newbold   Astbury,  12,  207, 

209,   223,  238,  246  ;  67, 

381 

Newell,  74,  312 

Newell  alias  Newall,  Rectory 

of,  83,  43,  45,  47 
Newhall,  35,  509;  74,  312; 

88,411,  451,459 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Newton,  22,  587;   38,  489; 
41,  843 

Newton,   Common-field,  60, 
641 

Norcliffe,  81,  12 
Norley,  64,  1 193 
Northley,  54,  1227 
Northwich,  66,  487 
Northwich,  19,  469,  577 
Northwyche,  22,  587 
Norwich,  19,  577 

Olderborrow,  88,  I 
Oughtrington,  40,  897 
Ouston,  37,  505 
Over  Marton,  14,  467,  475, 

479,  481,  485,  490,  499 
Over  Maxton,  89,  227,  229, 

234 

Over  Tably,  25,  668 
Over  Walton,  40,  897 
Over  Whitley,  88,  359 
Oxon,  18,  404;  57,  53,  73 
Oxon,  88,  27  ;  57,  53,  73 
Oxton,  18,  404  ;  105,  475 
Oxton  alias  Oxon,  113,  381 

Pagrith  Cross,^  89,  193,  196 
Paris  [h]  of  Boden,  65,  665 
Parkehouse,  113,  196 
Pepperhill,  88,  27 
Pettington  Hall,  88,  117,  121 
Picton,  22,  587 

Plemstowe,    Rectory  of,  87, 
467,  468,  469,  471,473,487 
Plimstow,  18,  405  ;  113,  381 


^ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Pointon,  6,  171  ;  88,  527,  531, 

561,  565 
Polford,  29,  93 
Poole,  49,  73,  75,  77,  99 
Poole,  Hall  of,  49,  93 
Pottington,  22,  587  ;  41,  834 
Poynton,  77,  181  ;  113,  196 
Prestbury,  37,  547,  605,  607; 

113,  196 
Puddington,  66,  489 
Pulford,  29,  93 

Pulton,  29,  99;  87,  559,  5^1, 
570,  574.  577 

Questibunches,  30,  69,  78 
Rabey,  18,  404 

Raby,  57,  53,  73  ;  105,  475  ; 

113,  381 
Radnall,  88,  217 
Ranow,  81,  29,  33 
Reddish,  40,  897  ;  70,  555 
Redsam,  41,  843 
Rishton,  34,  3,  5,  9,  23,  25,  27, 

31,  33,  37;  17,  199 
Rosthorne,  29,  93 
Rudheath,  42,  445,  469  ;  87, 

599 

Runckhorne,  37,  505 
Rushton,  34,  3,  5,  9,  23,  25, 

27,31,33,  37;  88,  329,  331, 

455,457 
Ryshton  alias  Rushton,  89, 

185,  187 

Saint  Peters  [Chester],  88, 417 
Sale,  52,  226 


Raggeigh  cj'oft  in  the  original. — Ed, 


438 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro" 
(First  Series)  {conti?tiied), 
Sanckshall  Dunham,  61,  453, 

454,  497 
Sanckstall,  18,  405 
Sandbach,  65,  1037;  1^3,  325 
Sanchall,  113,  381 
Sendford,  88,  217 
Shavington,  73,  208 
Shelwall,  40,  897 
Shutlinglow,  81,  29,  33 
Siddington,  22,  587 
Slong  [Stony]  Dunham  [alias 

Dunham  on  the  Hill],  113, 

381 

Snape,  113,  311 
Somerford,  22,  587;  41,  843 
Sproltow  [Sproston],  66,  487 
Sprouston,  18,  405 
Sprowston,  61,  454,  497  ;  113, 
381 

Stanlow,  11, 75 1, 755, 757, 7^0; 

49,  99 
Stanthorne,  88,  483 
Stapeley,  88,  335,  339 
Stapley,  46,  249,  25 1,  259,263, 

267 

Statham,  40,  898  ;  60,  639 
Stocklish,  14,  535 
Stockport,  23,  121 ;  88,  155 
Stoke,  87,  595,  615 
Stoke  in  Wirrall,  71,  3 
Stony  [Dunham],  61,  453 
Stony  Dunham  on  the  Hill, 

18,  404  [see  Slong  Dunham] 
Stradsam,  50,  778 
Strathornc,  13,  337,  344  to  358, 

361,363;  88,  159,171,175, 

177 


ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Sudworth,  Little,  88,  27 
Sutton,  50,  614 

Tarpley,14,  535;  88,499,503 
Tattenhall,  14,  535  ;  88,  487 
Tatton,  29,  796,  799 
Thelwall,12,  776;  40,  881,890; 

65,  659,  679,  696,  699;  113, 

421 

Thingwall,  18,  405 
Thornclifte,  23,  115 
Thornecliffe,  89, 1,3,45,75,85 
99,  107,  115,  125,  143;  91, 

315,  325 
Thornton,  18,  405  ;  37,  505  ; 

61,  454,  497;  113,  381 
Thornton  Grange,  57,  53,  73  ; 

88,  27  ;  105,  475 
Thurstaston,  113,  238 
Tidnack,  22,  587 
Tidnack  Boothes,  22,  587 
Tilston,  14,  535 
Tintwisle,  23,  133  to  135 
Titchfield,  71,  351 
Todscliffe,  81,  29,  33 
Torbrian,  41,  673,  676 
Torperley,  53,  201,  203,  211, 

219 

Trafford,  23,  141  ;  88,  513 
Trafford  Magna,  18,  404  ;  57, 
53,73 

Trafford  Magna  alias  Macle, 

105,  475 
Trafford  Magna  alias  Mickle, 

61,  453  ;  88,  27 
Trafford  Magna  alias  Micle, 

61,  454,  497 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  [contimtcd) . 
Trafford  Magna  alias  Micle 

Traughford,  113,  381 
Traighford,  61,453;  105,475 
Twemlowe,  113,  325 
Tytherington,  73,  489 

Upton,  19,  445  ;  64,  631 ;  88, 

489 

Upton  Hall,  28,217,  226,  237, 
245 

Vale  Royall,  38,  641 
Vernon,  66,  480 

Walfield,  22,  587 
Warford,  41,  843 
Warmicham,  88,  354 
Warswall,  113,  381 
Watersgates  Street,  60,  641 
Waverham,  54,  1227,  1233 
Waverton,  37,  505  ;  113,  279 
Wearham,  77,  563,  567 
Wenbury,  88,  85 
Werford,  22,  587 
Werhall  Merton,  22,  587 
Werrall,  7,  550 
Werswall,  61,  454,  497 
Westchester,  37,  443 
Weston,  113,  44 
Weverham,  37,  505 
Weverton,  29,  93 


^ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Wheelocke,  113,  147 
Whitegate,  14,  468,  479,  481, 
499 

Wibunbury,  20,  ill 
Widford,  19,  816 
Wildbore  Clough,  19, 422 ;  81, 
29 

Wimboldesley,  66,  480 
Wincham,  88,  569 
Winteley,  66,  399 
Wintham,  77,  25 
Withinshaw  Hall,  89,  33,  85, 

115,  117,  125 
Withwallbanke,  87,  385 
Witton,  87,  493 
Woodhey,  113,  93 
Woodside,  66,  399 
Woolstancroft,  40,  897 
Woostencroft,  40,  897 
Woston  Wood,  4,  507 
Wosvall,  27,  612 
Woswall,  18,  405 
Wrenburgh,  37,  473,  484, 489, 

491  ;  74,  306,  312,  313  ;  75, 

403;  88,425,  429,447,451, 

459 

Wrenburgh,  Rectory  of,  83, 

43,  45,  47 
Wybunbury,  72,  63,  66,  69 
Wyrrall,  113,  44 
Wyrrell,  88,  435 


Abraham,  39,  i,  3,  4,  5,  8,  9,  Abraham  ^Ji/Z^^fi' Aburgham,  75, 
II  ;  42,  851  ;  48,  566;  54,  341,  345,  347,  353,  357,  366 
571  ;  65,  363  ;  100,  511,  515     Acre,  8,  120;  113,  601 


440 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


lis^DEX  LOCORUM  TO  THE  RO 
(First  Series)  {cojitinued). 
Acrinton,  30,  297,  333 
Adlingham,  57,  620 
Adlington,  52,  766;  53,  861, 

869,  877,  883,  885,901,917; 
98.  549,  609  to  617,  625, 
629;   100,  361,  365,  367; 
113,  538 
Adlington  Hall,  1,  371,  379, 

393 

Admergill,  100,  565 
Aighton  or  Aigton,  £3,  303  ; 
45,  742 

Alcliff  or  Adcliff,  19,  584,  591, 
599,  605,  635,  643,  646, 
652 

Alkcr,  99,  7 

Alkur,  83,  125 

Allerton,  8,  806  ;  38,  539,  547; 

61,  197  to  201 
Allerton  Crosse,  113,  534 
Alleston,  113,  531 
Allethwaite,  63,  447 
Alston,  36,  271, 279,  281,  301 ; 

40,  168,  170;  55,  1063  ;  61, 

27 ;  101,  194 
Alt  Grange,  45,  661,  675,  679, 

683,  716 
Altham,  5,  698,  708,  714  ;  35, 

605;  67,  301,305,  311,  315, 

323  ;  101,  IQI  to  105 
Alvethome  alias  Althomal 

alias  Altham,  99,  383,  385 
Ametherby  [co.  York],  79, 441 
Amonstinge,^  99,  279 
Amounderness,4,  294;  60,790 


t^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Antholme  and  Rectory  of,  43, 
61 

Apleton,  79,  441 
Arberry,  48,  566;  54,  571 
Arham,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Arholme,  Rectory  of,  43,  9 
Ashes,  33,  61  ;  78,  626,  627 
Asheton,  98,  538,  542 
Ashton,  11,  160;  12,  997  ;  29, 

320,  369,377,495,497;  48, 

566;  54,  571  ;  75,475;  99, 

25,  28  ;  101,  467 
Ashton  Chappie,  27,  148 
Ashton  under  Line,  68,  399, 

401,  403,405 
Asley,  98,  427,  431 
Asley  within  Whittingham, 

70,  406,  407,  413,415 
Asmall,  56,  185,  191,  199,201 
Aspall,  113,  195 
Aspinwall,  56,  185,  191,  199, 

201 

Aspinwall  alias  Asmell,  23, 
301 

Aspull,  13,  408,  410,  41 1,  425, 
431  ;  37,  33;  48,  362;  84, 
148,  174;  99,  163  to  167; 
113,  537  ;  25,  1113 

Astley,  27,  622  to  625,  629  ; 
28,  529;  60,  643,  647,  649, 
790;  101,315 

Aston,  61,  19;  70,  689,  691 

Aston  Hall,  31,  391 

Aston  Hey,  100,  215 

Aughton,  29,  342  ;  60,  119, 


A  curious  misreading  of  the  word  amountittge. — Ed. 


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441 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
121,  137,  139,  145,  147;  67, 
333;  69,  43,45,49,51;  77, 
535;  81,293;  100,355,356, 
359,  445  ;  101,  3 

Augston,33, 188,  189;  99,i,  3 

Awcliffe,  101,  412 

Awkley,  99,  375,  377  B 

Awkley  Wood,  99,  375,  377  B 

Ayburgh  in  Garstang,  83,  235, 
239,  249,  251,  257 

Ayntrec,  38,  560;   45,  771; 
101,  119 

Bacconsall  or  Beaconsall,  5, 

188,  654,  662,  677 
Badsbury,  26,  85,  97,  102,  105, 

107,  141  ;  99,  228,231,269, 

272 

Bailey,  38,  303  ;  100,  409 
Bairevvaishill,  56,    185,  191, 

199,  201 
Balderston,  40,  482,  483,  495  ; 

48,  835,  839,  855,  857,  867; 

67,  353 
Baldeston,  113,  671 
Baldeston,   Rectory  of,  113, 

671 

Bankhall,  25,  257 
Bardley  Hall,  3,  419 
Barevvarshill,  23,  301 
Barlewick,  38,  302 
Barnaker    in   Garstang,  19, 
507;  37,  445,  469;  101,  154 
Barrowe,  80,  437 
Barton,  45,  771;  81,  11 
Barton  upon  Irwell,  81,  1 1 
Batholl,  60,  790 


'ALisT  Composition  Papers 
Bayer,  28,  942 

Bayley,  10,  431,  448;  21,  269, 
289,  291,  295,  297,  309 

Beamond,  34,  747,  845 

Bedford,  58,  1129;  60,  790; 
66,  605 

Beecherton,  81,  582 

Belgrave,  44,  17 

Bentley,  31,  697,  703 

Bentley  Wood,  17,  729,  731 

Berrington,  18,  1 5 

Berry,  19,  357 

Bertham,  44,  17 

Berwarshill,  66,  185,  191,  199, 
201 

Beswick,17,  478 

Bettonsall   alias  Becconsall, 

100,  I,  4,  5 
Bickerstaffe,  19,  443  ;  60,  119, 

121  ;  100,  435  to  439 
Bickersteth,  27,  1067 
Bickestaff,  8,  906 
Billing  or  Billinge,  8,  906  ;  32, 

249;  48,  566;  100,  371 
Billingby,  54,  571 
Billington,  25,  375;  38,  302, 

507;  71,  217;  99,492;  101, 

59,  61,  64 
Birchbrazze  [Birchcarre],  23, 

301 

Birchcarr,56,  185,  191,199,201 
Birchley  Hall,  3,  421 
Birkestase,  43,  645 
Birscarr,  56,  185,  191,  199,201 
Birtwysellfeild,  17,  729,  731 
Bispham,  5,  524;  7,  269;  13, 
304;  19,  519,  547;  34,  138, 


442 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  icontiniLed). 
140,  14!  to  145  ;  99,  274, 
276 

Bispham,  Great,  5,  510,  524 
Blackborne  or  Blackbourne, 
4,  294;  6,  297;  19,  II  ;  21, 
312,315;  30,295,301,333; 
49,  909;  53,  945,  949,  953, 
970;  57,  131;  61,433 
Blackecarr,  Great,  7,  i,  3 
Blackecarr,  Little,  7,  i,  3 
Blackemosse  in  Chipping,  33, 
69 

Black  Maynes,  113,  497 
Blackroade,  1,  371  ;  113,  195 
Blackroode,  84,  635 
Blakeborne,  38,  302 
Blansco,  74,  67,  75,  85 
Blansco,  the  Hall  of,  82,  237, 
239 

Bleasdale,  26,  117,  118,  123, 
127,  129,  133,  135,  149;  99, 
116 

Bleasdale,^  the  Vaccary  in,  26, 
149 

Bold,  17,  795,  797,  805,  809; 

36,  307 
Bolden,  64,  219 
Bolland,  64,  329 
Bolton,  3,  489  ;  98,  509,  620 
Bolton,  Rectory  of,  100,  94 
Bolton  Heads,  33,  774;  35, 

743 

Bolton,  Little,  28,  147;  101,  14 
Bolton  Tonge,  41,  413 
Boore,  63,  447 


ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Boothes,  113,  209 
Borough,  39,  227 
Botten,  43,  61 

Bottoms,  Great,  98,  617,  627 
Bottoms,  Little,  98,  617,  627 
Bouldron,  12,  539 
Boulk,  16,  641 

Boulton,  19,  449,  537;  34, 

747,  845 
Boulton,  Rectory  of,  12,  914; 

46,  47,  73,  75,  77,  97 
Bower  House,  41,  619 
Bowland,  31,  9,  13;  100,  335, 

337 

Bradkirke,  19,  541 
Bradley,  2,  405  ;  33,  21 
Brandlesome,  28,    599,  613, 
629;  100,  165,  168,  169,  173, 
179,  189,  197,  199,  201,205, 
206,  213,  21 5 
Brenscliffe,  64,  219 
Brere  Butts,  101,  416 
Bretherton,  19,  535,  543;  47, 
372  ;  58,  405  ;  100,  259,  264 
Brockhall,  5,  648 
Brough,  52,  897,  900,  905 
Broughton,  15,  60,  67,  74,  77, 
81  ;  19,  527;  23,  365;  30, 
960,  967  ;  39,  484,  505,  509, 
511,  515;  60,790;  64,  289; 
78,623;  79,  310,  317,  321, 
334,335,337,  343,  345,355; 
81,  465,  473,  479  to  489, 

496;  100, 391, 395,397,401, 

405,  499,  504 


^  Given  under  the  letter  V  in  the  Index.— 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Broughton,  Rectory  of,  84, 
316 

Brightmead,  19,  357, 422,  428, 

437,  443 
Brindle,  52,  320,  321,  327,  331 ; 
57,  22  ;  81,  359,  361,  363  to 
367  ;  100,  461  to  467  ;  113, 
525 

Brindle  Founts,  41,  167 
Brinn,  11,  160;  72,  555,  559, 

565;  98,  538,  542;  113,512 
Brinn  Ashton,  29,  287 
Brymbo,  44,  17 
Bryneingcroft,  31,  381,  383 
Brynn,  29,  307,  369,  377  ;  61, 

442 

Budworth,  57,  3 1 

Bulk  cum  Alcliff,19,  584, 605, 

635,  637 
Bulke,  68,  259 
Burke,  101,  413 
Burne,  69,  73 

Burneley,  4,  325  ;  15,  105 1 
Burnley,  64,  219;  69,  404,  410, 

411,419,  423,429,  432, 435; 

101,  161 
Burscogh,  8,  136 
Burscough,  19,  483,  511,  523  ; 

28,  217,  226,  237,  243,  245  ; 

30,  1009;  31,  209,  210,  211, 

215;  40,  174;  44,252,254; 

47,  629  ;  59,  603,  607,  611, 

626,627;  68,  373,379,381; 

69,  203,  251,  253;  70,449; 

84,  639  ;  100,  587,  592  ;  101, 

195,  199,  203,  205 
Burton,  44,  17 


^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Burtonhead,  23,  735 

Burton  Wood,  100,  549,  551, 

553,  555,  557,  5^4 
Bury,  19,  403,  428,  437,  443, 
455;  53,117;  76,  511;  101, 

299 

Byrom  Heys,  48,  645  ;  113, 

497 

Cadeley,  61,  17 

Calder,  26,  123,  127,  129,  133, 

135,  149 
Cam  tells,  8,  120 

Carleton,  5,  510,524;  100,483, 

487 
Carr,  101,  22 

Carrfield  alias  Mossefield,  79, 
119 

Carr  Park  and  Millnes,29,287, 

369  ;  98,  538,  542 
Cartemill,  101,  301,  306 
Cartmell,  26,  579,  586,  587, 

591,  593,  622;  48,  919  ;  53, 

1169,  1172 
Cartmell,  Rectory  of,  13,  403 
Castell  in  Clidero,  49,  911 
Castleton,  113,  322 
Catford,  44,  558 
Catterall,  39,  227;  41,  935  ; 

53,  255,  267,  283;  70,  259, 

279, 303;  100,  253,  518 
Catterhall,  57,  156 
Ceurdley,  36,  307 
Chaderton,  8,  866  ;  51,  97  ;  76, 

437,  439,  517,  529,  531 
Chageley,  38,  303 
Charley,  14,  429,  431,  445 


444  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Rc 
(First  Series)  [cofttinued). 
Charnock,  30,  987,  994,  995  ; 

101,  444 
Charnock   Richard,  16,  535, 

541,  542,  587,  595;  25,  1 1 13; 

29,  937,  945  to  949,  957  ; 

62,  733 

Chatbourne,  30,  333  ;  46,  667 
Chesenhall,  14,  113,  115,  116, 
121 

Chetham,  19,  357  ;  28,  11 54 

Chidnall,  45,  655 

Childow,  47,  473,  483,  491, 

493,  499,  507 
Childwall,  3,  421,  484;  19, 

499,  503,  511  ;  46,  73,  75, 

77,81,95,97;  67,  525;  101, 

195,  199,  203,  205 
Childwall  Rectory,  100,  94; 

113,  531 

Childwell,  28,  217,  226,  237, 
243,  245  ;  38,  547  ;  40,  174 
Chilwell,  Rectory  of,  84,  314 
Chippin,  19,  11,  13,  37,  57; 
32,  449 

Chippin,  Rectory  of,  19,  11, 
13,19,21,  24,  25,29,  31,34, 

35,  37,  57 
Chipping,  19,  443  ;  31,  5  ;  33, 

91,  97,  105,  113,  117;  46, 

47,  73,  75,  77,  97;  62,  577, 

619;  60,790;  69,53,63,83; 

85,  637,  639 
Chipping  alias  Chippin,  57, 

204,  206,  207,  219,  225,  275, 

285,  305 


ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Chippinge,  Rectory  of,  100,  94 
Chorley,  84,  635  ;  100,  430 
Chorly,  15,  55,77 
Chornley  or  Thornley,  61,  19, 
27 

Chornock  Richard,  14,43 1,445 
Church,  38,  303 
Church  Street,  69,  203 
Claighton,  100,  229,  239 
Claughton,  8,  127  ;  12,  539; 
34,  634,  635,  641,  647  ;  37, 
697,  701  ;  41,  935  ;  49,  921, 
997;  57,  156,  179;  81,  104 
to  109;  100,  518,  523,  613 
Claughton  in  Amounderness, 

100,  609 
Clayton,  4,  325  ;  5,  698 
Clayton  Hall,  3,  419 
Clayton  upon  the  Moores,  38, 
302 

Cleatham,  19,  553 
Cliderowe,  98,  409 
Cliffe  House,  27,  639 
Clifton,  15,  227;  30,  951  ;  58, 

695,  698,  701,  705  ;  82,400, 

403,  413,417,441 
Clithero,  64,  221 
Clitheroe,  38,  303 
Clitherow,  30,  229,  283,  285, 

289,295,303,329,  333,  344; 

46,  667 

Clivicher,  17,  712,  715,  723; 

64,  211,  217,  233,  235,  239, 

241,  243 
Clivicher,^  45,  7 


^  Given  as  Olivisher  in  the  Index. — Ed. 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continiLed). 
Clouton,  52,  575 
Cockeram  or  Cockram,  4,  308 ; 

11,  7,  39;  12,  555 
Cockeram,  Rectory  of,  12,  555 
Cockerham,  11,  36,  39  ;  12, 973, 

975;  62,  551 
Cockerholme,  22,  647,  649 
Cockersand,  57,  471 
Coldor,  26,  118 
Collar  Banck,  99,  71 
College  House  in  Manchester, 

99,  293 

Colne,  21,  15,  22,  23,  27,  31  ; 

30,  333  ;  62,  739,  749  ;  70, 

484;  100,  85 
Common-grounds,  57, 442,45 1 
Coppul  or  Cophull,  1,  371  ;  14, 

121;  16,  563,  595;  20,357; 

34,725;  39,  815,  817;  56, 

675  ;  74,  69  ;  82,  237,  239  ; 

101,  241,  244 
Cornowe  Rowe,  72,  529,  532 

to  537  ;  100,  577 
Coulne,  43,  151 
Cowell,  38,  303 
Cowfield,  8,  120 
Cowper  Meadowes,  8,  124 
Croft,  8,  120;  48,  566 
Crofton   [Croston],  19,  557; 

99,  29,  32,  33,  44 
Crookes,  53,  278 
Crosby,  45,  784 
Crosby,  Great,  9,  519 
Crosby,  Little,  9,  510,  515, 

519;  17,  489,492;  113,  532 


k^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Crossehall,  19,  453 
Croston,  4,  232,  308,  349,  359, 
367,  375  ;  33,  299,  309,  312 

to  315,  319,  323,  331 ;  37, 

549,586,675,771  ;  40,730; 

46,  721  ;  54,  1 195  ;  85,451, 

453,  457  [-^^^  Crofton] 
Crowton,  36,  307 
Cuerdall,  4,  269,  281,  287,  327, 

329 

Cuerden,  3,  400  ;  48,  839,  855, 
867;  67,  613,  617,621,  623, 
625  ;  79,  25 

Cuerdon,  54,  571,  583,  595, 
605  ;  61,1 

Culcheth,  81,  511  ;  98,  513 

Curedon,  72,  601 

Dalton,  19,  537  ;  22,  849,  853, 
865,  866  ;  28,  226,  237,  243, 
245  ;  40,  174;  57,  631,  633, 
643  ;  69,  607,  611,  626,  627  ; 
68,  125,  130,  131,  135,  141  ; 
88,  7  ;  101,  195,  199,  203, 
205 

Dalton,  Rectory  of,  64,  316  to 
325;  83,  125;  98,445  ;  101, 
146 

Deane,  Rectory  of,  63,  439, 

443,  445,  457 
Dewhurst,  21,  312 
Diddesbury,  23,  135 
Diglake,  26,  831 
Dillworth,  61,  27 
Dinckley,  38,  302  ;  61,  444 


*  Given  as  Overdon  in  the  Index. — Ed. 


44^  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Rc 
(First  Series)  {continued) 
Dinckley  Greene,  45,  1 1 
Dingby  Hall,  61,  433 
Ditton,  8,  807,  849,  860  ;  9, 

510, 517;  17,  489,492  ;  36, 

307;  84,  316;  101,  121,  123 
Dolphin  Leigh,  16,  639,  647 
Downe  Holland,  29,  498  ;  33, 

163,  166,  169  to  181,  186 

to  195  ;  101,  81,  93,  95,  99 
Dromlesdale  or  Drumlesdale, 

23,  301  ;  66,  185,  191,  199, 

201 

Duffe  Fields,  8,  124 
Dunkenhalgh,  38,  302,  313, 
409,414;  99,413,427,487; 

113,  537 
Durton,  30,  959,  967,  983 
Button,  6,  297;  21,270;  38,303 

East  Blundell,  11,  649 
Eaton,  44,  17 

Eccles,  28,  133  to  139,  143, 
145  ;  35,  170  ;  54,  571  ;  100, 

471,  473 
Eccles,  Rectory  of,  99,  419 
Eccles  Dean,  3,  485,  489 
Eccleshill,  4,  325  ;  79,  404,410, 
411,419,  423,429,  432,435 
Eccleston,  9,  233,  235,  243, 
253;  20,  351,353,355;  30, 
887;  36,  307;  38,  550;  67, 
449  ;  84,  641  ;  100,  99  ;  113, 
603 

Eccleston,  Great,  9,  250  ;  63, 

325  ;  101,  343,  367 
Edge  in  Sefton,  5,  774,  780, 

796 


YALiST  Composition  Papers 

Egresfield,  54,  571 

Ellell  or  Ellill,  11,  36,  37,  39  ; 

40, 509, 523 

Elston,  14,  78,  88,  90  to  93, 

99,  103;  31,  345,  357;  70, 
629,634,641,647;  98,452; 

100,  133,  136,  137,  139 
Elswick,  19,  507 ;  69,  73 
Elton,  28,  599 
Eltonhead,  23,  733 
Eltonhead  Hall,  23,  731 
Enleshill  Mines,  101,  153,  167, 

169 

Ensham,  28,  218 
Entwisle,  60,  790  ;  63,  45  5 
Eplands  alias  Eplads,  63,  447 
Erlham  Hulme,  81,  1 1 
Esbricke,  19,  750 ;  63,  325  ; 

85,  627 
Eskedeere,  43,  61 
Ettonfield,  28,  599 
Euxton,  11,  792  to  795,  803, 

805,  808,  813;  53,  397,  406 

to  417,  443,  445  ;  57,  29; 

98,  502  ;  101,  461,  465 
Euxton  Hall,  3,  417 
Extwistle,  64,  219 

Fardockeholme  Farrock- 

house,  100,  305,  335 
Fardockholme,  31,  9,  13  ;  64, 

329,  337,  339 
Farfield,  8,  120 
Farleton,  43,  61 
Farnalk,  16,  67 
Farnhalgh,  30,  960,  967,  983 
Farniker,  63,  325 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


447 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro" 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Farrington,  30,  95 1  ;  58,  707 
Farrock  House,  64,  329,  337, 

339 

Fazakerly,  26,  759,  764,  775, 

783,  791  ;  45,  771 
Fearnhead,  48,  566  ;  54,  571 
Fearnhurst,  38,  445 
Fence,  99,  85,  88,  105 
Fernhead,  60,  641 
Fishwick,  33,  7,  15,  16,  19,21  ; 

38,  683,  709  ;  101,  I 
Fleetstreet,  23,  301  ;  56,  185, 

191,  199,  201 
Flixton,  66,  531 
Floxburgh,  63,  447 
Fornasse,  33,  48 
Fortan  or  Forton,  11,  36,  39  ; 

69,  189,  225 
Fourneys,  50,  989,  1027 
Foxdenton,  76,  437,  439,  529  ; 

101,  220 
Freckleston,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Friers  Mosse,  16,  641 
Fullwood,  48,  921,  927,  935  ; 

57,  3,  7,  8,  9,  1 1  to  23,  27  ; 

61,  3,  13,  17;  113,  525 
Furcherley,  37,  181 
Furgate,  11,  857 
Furnesse  alias  Furneyes,  49, 

464 

Garstaine,  59,  65  5 

Garstang,  19,  507  ;  22,  657  ; 

57,  156,  387,  391 
Garstang  Mills,  37,  481 


ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Garstang,  Rectory  of,  83,  125 
Garstange,  5,  714;  27,  641, 

643,  664;  52,  525;  53,  273; 

64,  207;  70,  259;  81,1  10^. 

99,  199,  203,  209,  215 
Garstange,  Rectory  of,  99,  269 
Garsting,  83,  235,   239,  249, 

251,  257 
Garstinges,  12,  539 
Garston,  8,  806;  47,  385,  394, 

403,  473,483,491,493,497, 

499,  507,  511,  513,  515  ;  66, 
517  to  525  ;  56,  491,  501, 
5 17;  82,629;  101,259,263; 
113,  667,  675 
Garston  Leigh,  99,  375,  377B 
Garswood,  29,  287 ;  98,  538, 
542 

Glasson,  11,  36 

Glaston,  50,  989 

Gleston,  28,  335 

Godney  Marsh,  81,  443,  445 

Golborne,  48,  566  ;  54,  571 

Golland  Ban  eke,  36,  271,  279, 

281,  301 
Goosemarsh,  Rectory  of,  84, 

315 

Goosenagh,  9,  187,  199,  203, 
207,  224  ;  12,  23  ;  60,  790 

Goosenargh,  19,  443  ;  27,  281  ; 
60,  117;  69,  53,63,83  ;  79, 
573  ;  100,  339,  341,  343  ; 

101,  333,  342,  349 
Goosenarth,  22,  304 
Goosnargh,  28,  65  to  73  ;  33, 


^  Given  as  Parstange  in  the  Index. — Ed. 


448 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {contimiecT). 
162;  52,614;  53,  895,931, 
933  ;  54,  I,  7,  13,  27  ;  57, 
431,629;  83,273,443;  113, 

499,  500 
Goosnargh  alias  Gosnarth,  8, 

85,  103,  129 
Goosnargh,  Rectory  of,  101, 

417,  420 
Goosnarth,  82,  629 
Goosnergh,  38,  683 
Gorehouses,  40,  693,  733 
Gorsuch  Hall,  84,  639 
Gourswood,  29,  369 
Graystonleigh  in  Bolland,  98, 

560  \_see  Garston  Leigh] 
Great  Meadow  Field,  100,  325, 

327 

Greenes,  41,  619 
Greenhall,  63,  325 
Greenhalgh,  28,  599 
Grefford,  44,  17 
Gressingham,  43,  61 ;  63,  447 
Grimsargh,  77,  569  ;  85,  507 
Grimsarth,  31,  322,  354 
Grimchurch,  67,  445 
Grimsergh,  12,  997 
Grimzargh,  25,  254  ;  82,  319 
Grymsargh,  98,  453 
Guildwall,  59,  607,  611,  626, 
627 

Gwersitt,  44,  17 

Habersham  Eaves,  55,  456, 
473 

Hackensall,  28,  631,  640 
Hadocke,  2,  401,  404,  405, 
411,  415,  426 


i^ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Hadnock,  11,  315 

Haigh,  52,  267,  269,  271,  275, 

281,  287,  297;  98,  25 
Haighton,  8,   134,  139,  147, 

151,  161  ;  30,  960,  967;  61, 

15,  17;  79,  310,  317,  321, 
325,  334  to  337,  343,  345, 
355 

Hale,  8,  806,  860;   12,  553  ; 
35,  525 

Halebanck,  8,  807,  849,  860  ; 

40,  37i>  375  ;  99,  247 
Halewood,  8,  807,  860 ;  19, 

487 ;  60,  641 
Halfall  or  Halsall,  101,  81,  93, 

95,  99 

Hall,  33,  2,  7,  15,  16,  19,  21 
HallkuU  [Hallsall],  29,  429 
Hall  of  Fishwicke,  33,  2,  7,  15, 

16,  19,  21 
Halliwool,  41,  413 
Hallowhead,  Little,  57,  349 
Hallsall,  37,  665;  57,  51 5,  5^9 
Halsall,  29,  498,  499  ;  32,  163, 

166,  169,  172  to  195 
Halsall  Hall,  101,  99 
Halsenade,  58,  259,  281,  289 
Halsteads,  99,  467 
Halton,  12,  643,  651  ;  15,  541 
Halton  Hall,  12,  653 
Hambleton,  18,  15  ;  60,  790 
Hancot,  8,  925 
Han  worth,  26,  197 
Hapton  Parke,  17,  719 
Hapton,64,  181, 185,  225,227, 

231,  237 
Harbournes  House,  5,  543,548 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 

(First  Series)  {continued). 
Harewood,  26,  179,  184,  189 
Hargreave,  44,  17 
Harlton  or  Harleton,  9,  725, 

737;  100, 349, 350, 351 

Harwood,  18,  730 ;  41,  413  ; 

54,  I,  7,  13,  27 
Harwood,  Great,  31,  336  ;  101, 

^75 

Harwood   House  in  Goos- 

nargh,  113,  500 
Haslehurst,  99,  113 
Haslinden,  30,  333 
Haslingden,  98,  413 
Hawicke,  35,  608,  610,  611 
[Hawkshead,  Rectory  of,  37, 

163] 

Haxton  [Hapton],  45,  9 
Haydocke,  100,  373 
Hayhouses,  100,  319,  321 
Hayton,  83,  401  ;  100,489,  493 
Healey,  79,  i 

Heath  Charnocke,  25,  1113 
Heaton,  12,  532,539;  47,893, 

913,915,921,926, 938,939; 

69,  199,  225  ;  100,  229,  239 
Heigh  within  Newton,  113,233 
Heighton,  38,  535  ;  60,  321 
Heisham  or  Heyham,69,  187, 

225,  233,  245 
Heley,  14,  431 

Helker  House,  20,  667,  670, 

671  ;  60,  289,  291,293,297, 

303,  307;  98,  389,  391,  395 
Henthorne,  23,  759,  761,  765 
Henton,  53,  281 
Hesketh  or  Heskith,  5,  654, 

662,  667  ;  100,  I,  4,  5 


Heskin,  56,  675  ;  101,  241 

Heton,  29,  702 

Higher  Hay,  113,  601 

Higher  Woodhey,  99,  467 

Highton,  12,  997 

Hindley,  14,  121  ;  39,  493  ; 
41,413;  48,  566;  52,  1090, 
1091  ;  54,  571  ;  60,  790 

Hindley  Hagge,  99,  467 

Hinton,  83,  125 

Hoghton,  31,  381,  383;  52, 

567;  54,  571 
Holborn,  60,  790 
Holker  Hall,  50,  1032 
Holland,  19,  357,  422,  428, 

437,  443  ;  22,  849,  860,  863 

to  866;  68,  125,  130,  131, 

135,  141  ;  88,  7 
Holland,  Rectory  of,  98, 443  ; 

101,  146 
Hollond,  8,  807 
Hollowford,  55,  629,  633, 643 
Holm,  54,  571 

Holme  Church,  Rectory  of, 

84,  315 
Holmforth,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Holt,  38,  303 

Holwood,  19,  357,  422,  42S, 

437,  443 
Hongenden    [Hough  End], 

113,  155 
Hooker,  48,  919 
Hoole,  67,  599,601,  603  ;  100, 

593,  596;  113,  547,  551 
Hoole  Chappel,  113,  547 
Hoole,  Great,  100,  593,  596 
Hope,  11, 185  ;  15,56;  99,419 


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450  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 

(First  Series)  {continued). 
Hopton,  45,  13  ;  102,  291 
Hopton  Park,  102,  291  \_see 

Horpton] 
Hornby  or  Horneby,  4,  317  ; 

8,  658,  659,  672,  673,  681  ; 

43,  37,  47,  49,  51,61,  137; 

52,  915,  918,  923  ;  55,  888, 

912,923,927;  67,411 ;  100, 

153 

Hornby,  Castle  of,  43,  37,  47, 

49,  5r>6i 
Horneby  Priory,  43,  47,  49, 

51,61 
Horncliff,  28,  599 
Horpton  or  Hapten  Parke, 

17,  729,  731 
Horresford,  3,  45 1 
Horsewood,  64,  219 
Horton  or  Forton,^  31,  9,  13 
Horwich  or  Horwick,  3,  485, 

489;  11,  157;  28,  599;  37, 

772 

Hothersall,  21,  312,  315;  61, 
27 

Hotton,  75,  471 
Houghton,  1,  I  ;  29, 479,  481 ; 

38,  303;  67,413  to  417 
Hoverdich  or  Horwich,  3,  489 
Howton,  99,  iii 
Hughton,  69,  189,  225 
Huncoat,  30,  333 
Hurleston,  23,  301  ;  56,  185, 

191,  199,  201 
Hustwood,  37,  167 
Hutton,  35,  608,  610,  611 


Huyton,  74,  33,  35,  39,41,43. 

53;  83,  125 
Huyton,  Rectory  of,  83,  125 
Hyton,  7,  495 
Hyton,  Rectory  of,  84,  315 

Ightenhill,  30,  333  ;  37,  167 
173,  183;  64,  189,221,223; 
84,  198,  201,  211 

Ightwell,  30,  296 

Ince,  4,  193,  201,  212,  238; 
29,  338  ;  37,  19,  23,  25,  29 
31,  33;  39,  479,  481  ;  44 
2X1,  233  ;  48,  362,  566  ;  54, 
571  ;  84,  148,  174;  99,  165, 
167;  113,  507 

Ince  Blundell,  45,  661,  675, 
679,  683,  716;  98,431 

Infeild,  52,  575 

Ingoll,  60,  790 

Inskipp,  100,  395,  397,  401, 

405,  461,  465 
Intack,  Little,  100,  99 

Katterall,  70,  259,  279 
Kellamargh,  44,  6,  19 
Kellamore,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Kellemergh,  10,  413 
Kenion,  48,  566  ;  60,  790 
Kenion  ;  Croft,  54,  571 
Kenyon,  27,  622,  623,625,  629 
Kirkland  Causewaye,  100,  249 
Kilne,  37,  465 
Kinarton,  Higher,  44,  17 
Kinarton,  Lower,  44,  17 


^  Forton  in  the  original. — Ed. 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  R( 
(First  Series)  {continued) 

Kirkby,  6,  417/422,  425,  427, 
429 ;  37,  163  to  167 

Kirkeham,  69,  53,  63,  83 

Kirkham,  10,  413  ;  11,  4;  14, 
587,589,592,  593,595,649, 
654;  15,  217;  19,  507,  539; 
31,  322;  32,  153;  35,  604; 
38,  599,  601,607,613,617, 
631,637,  639,641,651,657, 
659;  99,435,439,446 

Kirkham,  14,  587  to  595  ;  84, 
315;  99,  435,  439,446 

Kirkland,  70,  259,  279,  303 

Knowesley,  20,  667,  670,  671 ; 
29,  1016 ;  60,  289,  291,  293, 

297,  303,  307 
Knowlesley,  101,  69,  187,  192 
Knowseley,  19,  357,  419,  421, 

428,  437,  443 
Knowsley,  40,  389 ;  41,  643 ; 

69,  363;  98,  391,  395;  100, 

287,  289,  291 

Laithgrim,  98,  468, 469 
Laithgrym  alias  Laggram,  57, 

159,  173,  177,  183,  187,  189, 

199,  202,  236,  238 
Lancaster,  11,  7  ;  14,  121 ;  26, 

579,  586,  591,  593;  31,  9; 

67,395  ;  60,790;  69,53,63, 

83 

Lancaster,  Duchy  of,  81,  443 

to  447 
Langford,  19, 461 
Langton,  4,  349,  363,  375 


YALiST  Composition  Papers 

Langtree,  14,  121;  39,  815, 

817;  [101,  327] 
Larbricke  Hall,  28,  653 
Latham  19, 453,  491,  5 11,  525 ; 

22,  654;  28,  217,  226,  237, 

243,245;  38,  551,554,555; 

40,  174;  59,  603,607,611, 

626,  627 ;  99,  I  ;  101,  195, 

199,  203,  205 
Lathom,  Hospital  of,  100,  505 

to  509 

Lathom  House,  100,  383,  385, 

391,  397,  401,  405 
Lawton,  48,  566;  54,  571 ;  60, 
790;  53,  904,  905  ;  98,  527, 
529 

Lea,  12,  997 ;  31,  342 

Lealand,  58,  707 

Leaver,  Great,  41,  413 

Ledale,  19,  747 

Leewoods,  79,  5 

Leigh,  47,  450,  455;  54,  571; 

57,  1142;  74,  105,  107, 113; 

83,  125  ;  99,  295 
Leigh  alias  Haigh,il01,  457, 

459 

Leigh,  Rectory  of,  11, iii,  113, 
116,  117,  124,  126,  127;  84, 

315,  352,  353,355;  99,423 
Leighe,  48,  566 ;  66, 603 
Leighton,  44,  623 
Le  Mores,  100,  94 
Lestocke,  3,  489 
Leverpoole,  43,  645  ;  45,  771 
Lewth,  100,  539,  543 


^  Heigh  alias  Haigh  in  the  original. — Ed, 
2  G  2 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {contimied). 
Leyland,  4,  294 ;  11,  803  ;  26, 

558,  8;i  to  877,  881,  884, 

888;  29,  258,  259;  37,  185; 

69,  469  to  480;  100,  123, 

126,  128,  132 
Libshire,  38,  302 
Lidiate,  48,  239  ;  100,  45,  48 
Lighthurst,  84,  635 
Light-workhouses,    23,  329, 

335  to  339,  344,  347,  353  ; 

100,  391,  397,  401,  405 
Lithome,  38,  620 ;  85,  599 ;  99, 

363 

Little -clough- meadow,  113, 
601 

Littlewills  65,  363 
Little  Milton  Hall, 57, 1 53, 230 
Liverpool,  8,  807;  9,  519;  14, 
429,431  ;  19,451,465;  26, 
759,  764,  791  ;  45,  771  ;  74, 
105,107,113;  75,  507,511, 
513 

Longley,  22,  304 

Longton,  4,  308,  349,  359, 363, 

375  ;  35,  608,  610,  611 
Lostock,  81,  1 1 
Lostock  Heaton,  3,  485 
Lowe,  39,  496,  499 
Lower  Moore,  5,  543,  548 
Lower  Woodhey,  99,  467 
Lowsey  Brooke,  57,  395 
Loyne,  River  of,  34,  845 
Loynsdale,  4,  294 
Luth,  44,  567 

Lydeate  or  Lydiatt,  27,  1065; 
35,  563,  576,  579,  583,  586, 
594,  596 


^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Lyndall,  64,  323 
Lytham,  15,  213,  225,  231 

Mackersfield,  14,  445 
Maghull,  6,  417, 422, 425, 427, 

429;  79,  no 
Maines,  99,  25 

Makerfield,  4,  193;  29,  287; 

44,  211  ;  54,  571  ;  100,  116; 

113,  507 
Male,  44,  771 

Manchester,  19,  357  ;  23, 1 11  ; 
58,  707,  727,  735,  737  ;  71, 
215;  81,  II  ;  101,  59 

Manchester,  College  of,  79, 

76,  77,  79 
Marescough,  26,  79,  105 
Marsden,  30,  296 
Marsden,  Great,  43,  151 ;  101, 

135 

Marshgrange,  53,  7,  9,  14,  16 
Martenscroft,  40,  897 
Martholme,  30,  168,  170 
Martin,  70,  449 
Martin  Parva,  15,  231 
Marton,  64,  323;  70,429,435 

449 

Marton  Parva,  38,  620 
Mascroft  tT-Z/^^Mastencroft,  88, 

47 

Mastcroft,  49,  897 

Maudsley  or  Mawdesley,  5, 
507  ;  30,  814,  819,821,  827, 
839;  33,  167,205,222,227; 
47,  603,  607,  611,  619,  621, 
625,635;  98,  581,  583;  99, 
274;  113,  509 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Maynes,  101,  231 
Maynes  Green,  113,  497 
Medler  cum  Wesham,  19,  541 
Meighall,  66,  157 
Melling,43,  129,  133  ;  45,  769, 

771,  825  ;  62,  547;  99,  259 
Melling,  Rectory  of,  4,  309 ; 

43,9,61,  129,  133  ;  83,  125 
Mellington,  53,  57 
Mellor,  17,  378,  381,390,  397; 

46,651;  101, 376, 377,382, 

383 

Merscroft,  60,  641 
Methop,  19,  507,  539 
Michland,  79,  97,  99 
Midle  Rancliffe,^  63,  325 
Middleton,  48,  566  ;  53,  927  ; 
64,  571 

Midgelhaugh,  26,  85,  93,  97, 

102,  105,  107 
Midges,  99,  228,  231,  269,  272 
Midghall,  26,  87,  93,  97,  102, 

105,  107,  141 
Mierscough,  26,  85,  93,  97, 

141  ;  69,  89,  97 
Mill,  37,  33 

Mill  Gate  Street,  Manchester, 

19,  549 
Milne,  37,  465 
Milnclose,  101,  416 
Milton,  98,  325 
Milton,  Little,  98,  325 
Mirescough  Park,  60,  789 
Mitchell  Heys,  53,  945 
Mithopp,  57,  355 


rALisT  Composition  Papers 
Mitton,  Little,  23,  759,  761, 

765;  99,469;  100, 517,523 

Mawdesley  or  Maudesley,  44, 

237,  239,  255,  265  ;  63,94; 

81,  593,  595,  601,  603,  605, 

611,  615,  617 
Moore  Ground,  8,  120 
Moore  Hall,  60,  119 
Moore  House,  5,  510,  524 
Morehils,  64,  193 
Morleys,  60,  790  ;  63,  455 
Morrley,  17,  379 
Morton,  Great,  5,  510,  522 
Mosse,  8,  120 
Moston,  79,  279 
Mowbrick,  69,  73 
Moulton,  82,  445 
Much  Eccleston,  81,  194,  196 
Much  Hoole,  100,  593,  596 
Much  Land,  79,  241 
Much  Plumpton,  85,  471 
Much  Singleton,  38,  605,  609, 

611,  613,617,  631,637,639, 

641,  657,  659 
Much  Walton,  5, 806 ;  54,  279 
Much  Wotton  or  Woolton,  12, 

548,  552,  559,  567,  568;  19, 

5,11,487;  27,639;  57,525; 

113,  335 
Mursden,  11,  642 
Murtholme,  98,  405 
Myerscough,  12,  31,  52,  125, 

135, 137 ;  85,  61 

Myerscowe,  54,  i,  7,  13,  27  ; 
113,  499,  500,  503 


^  Query,  Raucliffe  or  Rawcliffe. — Ed, 


454  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  [conti7tued) , 
Nateby,  50,  1059 
Nathby,  59, 655, 659,  662,  663 
Nathely,  12,  127 
Neeleford,  62,  9 
Neetely  House,  6,  297 
Nelsons  Longshaw  in  Maw- 

desley,  98,  581,  583 
Nether  Arling,  8,  121 
Nether  Darwin,  38,  302 
Nether  Heigham,  38, 167  ;  74, 

189 

Nether  Kellovve,  22,  95 
Nether  Wiersdale,  37,445,457, 

463,  467,  477,  497 
Nether  Wirsdale,  77,  263 
Nether  Wirsdall,  5,  302,  320, 

322,  328 
Nether  Wirsgate,  16,  377 
Newall,  37,  489 
Newburgh,  19,  443 
Newchurch,  34,  231 
Newcroft,  51,  97 
Newfield,  8,  120;  17,  775 
Newhall,  11,  47.  57,  63, 65,  83, 

86;  23,  301  ;  56,  185 
Newhall  in  Langtree,  101,  319, 

322,  323,327,  331 
New  Inn,  42,  119 
Newland,  8,  257 
Newpark,  17,  729,  731 
Newporten,  54,  iii 
Newton,  2,  405  ;  14,  445  ;  16, 

364,  641  ;  23,  293  ;  48,  632, 

645;  54,571,  583,585,595, 

605  to  621;  69,  53,  63,  83; 

64,  105,  107,  113;  57,  143 
Newton  Chappie,  27, 148 


ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Newton  cum  Scales,  49,  923 
Newton  Hall,  70,  39 
Newton  in  Amounderness,  10, 

18S 

Newton  in  Loynsdale,  2,  23 
Newton  in  Makerfeild,  100, 

116,117;  113,497 
Noble  Fields,  80,  559,  565 
North  Meales,  33,  44,  97,  105, 

113,  117,  123,  165,  181;  70, 

429,435,449;  79,  584,587, 

615,  621,  623 
North  Meales  Barton,  33, 123, 

131,  135,  139,  147,  179 


Oglett,  98,  590 

Okenhead,  23,  301 ;  56,  185, 

191,  199,  201 
Old  Gore,  11,  693,  733 
Ollerton,  29,  471,  485 ;  31,  381, 

383 

Omerheyshaw,  99,  327 
Ormeschurch,   21,  339,  341, 

344,  347,  349,  35 1 
Ormeskirk,  19,  357,  373,  443, 
489,  525,  531  ;  23,  301  ;  25, 
1109;  56,  185,  191,  199, 
201  ;  69,  193,203,211,  213, 
223 

Ormeskirke,  85,  601,  607;  101, 

403,  406,  409 
Ormeskirke,  Rectory  of,  19, 

357,  387  ;  83,  125 
Ormiskirke,  Rectory  of,  78, 

123 

Ormskirk,  28,  218;  60,  119, 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Rc 
(First  Series)  {contmued). 
121 ;  83,  6S7,663,  66$,  670, 
671 

Ormskirke,  99,  454 
Ormskirke,   Rectory  of,  99, 
279,  282,  285,  287,  289,  291, 

304,  409 
Orrell,  48,  566;  54,  571;  100, 

371 

Osbaldeston,  30,  393  ;  48,835, 
873 

Osboldeston,  6,  11,  19,  21,  23, 

28  ;  99,  143,  148 
Ostwaltwisle,  30,  333 
Oswald,  53,  943,  947 
Ouldham,  48,685  ;  51,97  ;  76, 

529,  531 
Out  Rawcliffe,  101,  347 
Outside,  8,  120 
Over-kellet,  81,  429,  433,  435, 

437,  440,  441 
.Overleigh,  52,  605,  627,  638  ; 

85,  427,  431  to  439 
Oxen-parke,  17,  729,  73 1 

Padiham,  23,  291 
Padoxe,  37,  19,  23,  25,  29,  31, 
36 

Parbold,  38,  537,  550;  47,609 
Park  Hall,  36,  i  ;  29,  959 ;  31, 

323,  357 
Parre  or  Parr,  8,  865,  883,  889, 

897  ;  36,  307  ;  77,  448,  449, 

453,  457  to  465 
Pemberton,  48,  566;  54,  571  ; 
Pendle,  64,  189 
Pendle,  Forest  of,  37, 147, 167, 

173,  181,  185 


^ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Pendlebury,  58,  707 
Pendlehall,  79,  572;  99,  381 
Pendleton,  30,  408  ;  46,  667 
Penhulton,  30,  333 
Penketh,  36,  307;  41,  413; 

101,  283 
Pennington,  48,  566 ;  74,  105, 

107,  113 
Penworth,  26,  862,  867,  870, 

889,  895,  897,  899 
Pilkington,  19,  357,  403,  428, 

437,443,533,553,  5^1;  28, 
1154 
Pillin,  5,  698 

Pilling,  4,  308;  33,  165,  181  ; 

75,  584,  587,615,621,623 
Pindle,  54,  859 

Pinington,  54,  571  ;  66,  603  ; 

100,  549,  551,  553,  555,557, 
564 

Platbridge,  100,  56,  57 
Playne,  53,  14 

Plumpton,  19,  493  ;  35,  650 ; 
37,  14;  39,  383  ;  57,  352; 
63,  61  ;  69,  53,  63,  83  ;  85, 
441 

Plumpton,  Little,  85,  441  to 

443;  101, 433, 437;  113,  531 
Poole,  Great,  5,  510,  524 
Pooleton,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Ponsonby,  83,  125 
Potton,  5,  510,  524 
Poulton,  5,  524,  543,  548;  33, 

341  ;  44,  17  ;  46,  229  ;  48, 

566;  54,  571 ;  100,  164 
Prescott,  3,  421  ;  9,  507,  517, 

519;  13,  317;  20,  187;  23, 


456 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued), 
7A7  ;  36,  307  ;  40,  337  ;  85, 
59,71 

Prescott,  Rectory  of,  23,  747  ; 

57,  IIS3,  1155,  1157,  IIS9 
Preso,  28,  631,  640 
Preston,  4,  325  ;  14,  121  ;  23, 

724  to  727;  26,857;  31,99; 

38,  691,  709;  41,  135,  147, 

157,  177,  178,181;  50,  1073, 

1075  ;  54,  572  ;  57,  323  ;  67, 

197;  69,  53,  63,  83,  189, 

225  ;  85,  613 
Prestone,  89,  207;  98,  515, 

516,517;  101,127;  113,503 
Prestone  Marsh,  41,  173 
Prestwich,  Rectory  of,  98,  357; 

99,  473,  475,  477,  480 
Priors  Wood,  59, 607,  611, 626, 

627,  630 
Prisull,  11,  92 
Pulton,  Great,  83,  125 
Pulton,  Little,  83,  125 
Purrocke,  57,  395 
Pynington,  27,  622,  623,  625, 

629 

Ouearne  Moore,  16,  641 

Radcliffe,  101,  295 

Radlesvvorth  or  Roddies- 
worth,  31,  381,383 

Rainford,16,364;  36,  307,309, 
312 

Rainhill,  44,  4,  7,  9 
Raithbones  House,  17,  763, 
767,  771,  783 


^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Rainford,  19,  471,  475 
Rainford  Billing,  11,  1 70,  176 
Rainworth,  55,  405,  407,  415 
Ratchdale  or  Ratchdall,  28, 

599  ;  30,  385 
Ratchdale,  Rectory  of,  40,  395 
Raucliff,  12,  19,  26,  49 
Raucliff,  Midle,  63,  325 
Raucliff  Hall,  12,  19 
Ravenmeales    or  Ravens- 

meales,  45,  771 
Rawcliffe,!  6,443,445;  69,53, 

63,  83 
Raynehill,  20,  227,  229 
Raynford,  19,  459,  467,  475  ; 

40,  337 

Raran  [in  Melling],  43,  129 
Reddall,  8,  807,  839 
Ribble,  River  of,  33,  7 
Ribbleton,  38,  303 
Ribby  alias  Rigby,  49,  950, 

967,  975,  979 
Ribchester,  8,  118;  19,  513; 
38,  302,  517  to  529;  100, 
15,  17 

Ribleton,  38,  683  ;  49,  867, 
881,  889,  901,903,  907,913, 
917 

Richdale,  64,  565 
Rinnworth,  3,  485 
Ripleton,  84,  665 
Rishton,  38,  302 
Rivington,  14,  121 
Rixon,  100,  597,  599 
Rixton,  41, 813  ;  49,  333  to  339 


^  See  also  Up  Rawcliffe  and  Raucliff. — Ed. 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  (continued). 
^      Roberndale,  43,  6i 
Robie,  99,  255 
Roby,  100,  71 
Roe,  50,  1059 
Rotten  or  Botten,^  43,  61 
Rumworth,  3,  489  ;  11,  157 
Rybchester,  21,  312,  315 
Rydeinge,  Little,  113,  601 

Saint  Ellins  [St.  Helen's],  29, 
375 

Saint  Michaels  [upon  Wyer], 
19,  507 

Salforde,  19,  357 

Samblesburie,  38,  302 ;  28, 
653,  657,  663 

Samlesbury,  28,  653, 657, 663  ; 
46,  651  ;  58,  563;  62,  237, 
239;  84,635  ;  100,219,412 
to  417,  420  ;  101,  116 

Samlisbury,  100,  22,  23,  25  ; 
68,  185 

Sandlehurst,  27,  657,  663 

Savocke  Heys,  67,  413,416, 

417 

Scale,  57,  613,  615,  629,  633, 

635  ;  98,  607 
Scale  Hall,  57,  643 
Scales,  23,  293 

Scaresbrecke,  23,  301  ;  99, 
387 

Scarisbrick,  11,  47,  57,  63,  65, 

83,  86;  56,  185,  191,  199, 
201  ;   58,  6,  63  ;  68,  251  ; 

84,  639 


ALiST  Composition  Papers 

Seascale,  101,  254 
Sedbright,  38,  303 
Sefton,  [43,  645]  ;   45,  691  ; 

100,  349,  381;  101,  129  [see 

Sosten] 
Sephton,  1,  121,  123  ;  99,  11 
Sep[h]ton,  45,  787,  793,  827 ; 

52,  1064  ;  99,  II 
Sharpies,  6,  11,  19,  21,23,  28 
Shaw  Hall,  26,  858,871,  881, 

884,  888 
Shelford,  101,  73 
Sherborn  Meere,  32,  449 
Sherton,  57,  629,  633,  643 
Shevington,  14,  113,  116;  35, 

58,  59,  63,  67,  69,  77 ;  113, 

195 

Showley,17,  378,  381,  390,  397 
Signory  [of  Ulverston],  37, 
163 

Singleton,  26,  115,  123;  29, 

958,  991,  995,  999;  69,  53, 

63,  83  ;  100,  145 
Singleton,  Great,  28,653,  658  ; 

99,  241,  307 
Singleton,  Little,  38,  641,  657 
Skellmersdale,  19,  521  ;  48, 

231,  239,  242,  245,  253,  281 
Skercoate,  99,  70 
Skirmisdall,  78,  615  ;  101,  181, 

185 

Skirton,  12,  643,  65 1  ;  31,  9, 
13 

Slackhall,  52,  320,  321,  327, 
331 


•  Botten  in  the  original. — Ed. 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 
Slackhall  in  Brindle,  100,  6oi 
Slaughton,  63,  281 
Snape,  23,  301  ;  66,  185,  191, 

199,  201  ;  68,  6,  63 
Somerhey   and  Somerhey- 

wood,  67,  349 
Sonkey,  Great,  36,  307 
Sosten  [PSefton],  1,  133 
Southworth,  48,  566  ;  64,  571 
Sovverbe,  Great,  19,  357,  422, 

428,  437,  443 
Sowerbe,  Little,  19,  357,  422, 

428,  437,  443 
Sowerbie,  35, 901 ;  99,179, 185, 

187 

Sowerby,  19, 463,  5 17 ;  67, 203, 
205,  221,  223,  231 ;  70,493, 
531 

Sowerby e.  Little,  19,  485 

Sowles,  99,  282 

Speake,  8,  806,  843,  847 ;  32, 
254;  34,  791  ;  47,  378,380, 
396,  397,411,433,437,441; 
66,  517  to  525;  69,  243 

Speller  House,  26,  831  ;  76, 

502, 507, 511, 513 ;  99, 119, 

121 

Spittle  Mosse,  67,  170,  193 
Spotland,  30,  385 
Spotlande,  76,  471 
Stalmine  or  Stalming,  16,  221, 

223;  28,  631,640 
Standish,3,42i;  39,815,817; 

62,755  ;  60,  657,  667,  675; 

86,  481,  487;  98,  415,417, 

423,  425;  101,  175,  180; 

113,  670 


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Standlehurst,  28,  663 

Stanworth,  26,  172,  173,  194, 
195,  205,  209,  223  ;  31,380, 
387;  62,  538;  79,  623 

Stanyhurst,  98,  485 

Stanzaker,  99,  227,  269 

Steneton,  79,  95,  in,  113 

Steynall,  69,  53,  63,  83 

Steyninge,  75,  471 

Stoake,  16,  58 

Stonderber,  43,  127 

Stonyhurst,  57,  167,  169,  183 

Stretford,  81,  1 1 

Stride,  76,  471 

Stubb,  62,  567 

Stubb  Hall,  62,  527,  536 

Stubbin,  37,  578,  691,  697, 
701 

Studley,  60,  790 

Sutton,  16,  364 ;  23,  750 ;  30, 
957  ;  36,  307  ;  40,  499,  509, 
523  ;  48,  876,  889,  895  ;  77, 
183;  81,443,445;  83,  527, 
529,  547;  85,71,  489,493; 
101,  65 

Swarbrecke,  19,  529 

Swynesheade,  15,  63,  66 ;  62, 
529,  531  ;  99,  335 

Swynton  or  Swinton,  68,  707 

Tarbock,  113,  544 

Tarniker,  6,  443,  445  ;  33,  50, 

53;  70,  303  ;  79,  115,  119 
Tatham,  8,  658, 659,  672,  673, 

681  ;  52,915,918,923;  67, 

993 

Tatham  Park,  43, 9,  61,  137 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 
(First  Series)  {continued). 


Taunton  Hall,  68,  399,  401 
Theaker,  Great,  98,  614 
The  Ancoates,  113,  27 
The  Bancke,  113,  601 
The  Boones,!  19,  605 
The  Lodge  [in  Warton],  31, 
322 

Thernam,  38,  829 
Thingwale,  43,  645 
Thistleton,  33,  123,  131,  135, 

139,  147,  179;  63,  325 
Thorn ele,  21,  16 
Thorneley,  18,  426,  428,  438, 

443;  21,  19,  22,  23,  31;  46, 

105,  107  ;  85,  288  ;  100,273, 

275,  277,  282 
Thorneley  cum  Wheatley,  69, 

189,  225 
Thornely,29, 1039;  69, 189,205 
Thorneley,  100, 29,  39,  74,  77, 

79,91 

Thornly,  8,  85,  109,  129 
Thorneton,  9,  519,  725  ;  69, 
53,  63,  83  ;  100,  349,  350, 

351,  379,  381 
Thornton,  1,  121  to  139;  45, 
771 

Thruxton,  113,  143 
Thurland,  62,  623,  626;  99, 

223,  225 
Thurnall  Castle,  99,  244 
Thurnham,  11,  36, 39  ;  19,  637 
Tildesley,  27,  622,  623,  625, 

629 ;  60,  790 


Tilixton  [Flixton],  28,  599 
Torresholme  or  Torrisholme, 

31,  9,  13  ;  57,  613,615,  629, 

633, 635 ;  98,  607 
Torver,  29,  23 

Tottington,  28,  599;  30,  333 
Tottington  Milne,  100,  215 
Tottleworth,  38,  303 
Towneley,  28,  685,  686 
Townhouse,  100,  567 
Townley,  17,  712,  715,  723  ; 

45,  9;  64,  181,  185,  211, 

217,  229,  243 
Toxteth  Parke,2  75,  571 
Trafford,  29,  695,  975,  980; 

81,  11;  100,  297,  299 
Trayles,  19,  473,  479  ;  69,  73 
Tunstall,43,  28  ;  52,  623,  626  ; 

65,  389 ;  99,  223 
Tunstall,  Rectory  of,  83,  125 
Turners  Croft,  98,  367 

Ulnes,  84,  641 

Ulnes  Walton,  20,  355  ;  100, 

94,  99,  102 
Ulverston,  8,  810;  37,  163; 

72,  103 

Ulverston,  Rectory  of,  [75, 
471];  80,71,73,  79,81,  83, 
85,  87 

Up  Holland,  14,  121 

Up  Litherland,  33,  188  ;  99,  i 

Up  Radcliffe,  69,  92 

Up  Rawcliffe,  68,  599 


^  Boon-days — the  days  on  which  tenants  are  bound  to  work  for  their 
lord  gratis. — Ed. 

^  Given  as  Foxlothparke  in  the  Indexa—^*^. 


460  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Rc 
(First  Scries)  (continued). 
Up  Rawcliffc  cum  Tarniker, 

34,  891,897,  901,915,922 
Urmcrston,^  51,  97 
Urswick,  Great,  8,  810,  849; 

69,  73 

Urswick,  Rectory  of,  8,  810, 
849 

Urswicke,  72,  103 
Urton,  30,  959,  967,  983 
Urton  alias  Durton,  15, 67, 86 ; 
79,  310,  3i7»  321,  325,  334, 
335,  337,  343,  345,  355 

Vynnington,  58,  1029 
Walby,  11,  7 

Walch  Whettle,  16,  587  ;  34, 

725,  731,  735,  741,  743 
Walleysmoore,  99,  467 
Walmsley,  28,  599 
Waltertree,  43,  645 
Walton,  5,  648  ;  13,  379,  387, 

394,398,407;  14,  429,431; 
19,  747  ;  26,  759,  764,  791  ; 
29,  706,  715  B;  31,337,355; 
38,  533;  67,  609;  75,  502, 
507,  511,  513;  84,641;  98, 
446,  448,  449,  458,459,  461, 
465,  466;   100,  455;  101, 

137, 226, 266,357,359, 361; 

113,  538,  671 
Walton,     Rectory    of,  113, 
671 

Walton  in  the  Dale,  3, 400;  4, 
241,  271  ;  14,  431,  445  ;  57, 


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25  ;  68,  163  ;  85,  495,  501  ; 

101,  357,  359,  361 
Walton  le  Dale,  48,  839,  855, 

861,  865  ;   61,  39,  41,  47, 

49,  51,  809;  67,  613;  79, 

25,  27,  187 
Walton,  Little,  8,  806 
Wandle,  85,  59 
Wapentaque  rents  in  Clide- 

rowe,  98,  409 
Warmisley,101,287to  295,299 
Warrington,  60,  641  ;  88,  19, 

21  ;  99,  295  ;  100,  107 ;  113, 

195,  667 
Warston,  64,  219 
Warton,  4,  315  ;  18,  3,  12,  14, 

21  ;  31,  322;  85,  53 
Warton,  Rectory  of,  4,  3 1 5 
Wavertrye,  8,  807 
Weddicar,  37,  465,  497 
Weeton,  11,  615  ;  19,  493, 495, 

505,  535 
Welch  Whittell,  34,  725,  731, 

735,  741,743;  101,451,454 
Welshmans  House  in  Preston, 

41,  135 

Wennington,  43,  129,  133 
Wennington,  Rectory  of,  43, 
9,61 

Werborough,  Rectory  of,  83, 
125 

Westbie  cum  Plumpton,  35, 
650;  37,  14;  39,  383;  67, 
352;  63,  61;  84,  290,  348, 
426  to  432 


*  Given  as  Vemerston  in  the  Index.— 


ROYALIST  COMPOSITION  PAPERS. 


461 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ro 
(First  Series)  {continued). 

Westby,  15,  229,  255,  259 

West  Darbie  or  Darby,  26, 
753,  775,  791 ;  45,  771 ;  60, 
687,  691,697, 701,705,715, 
720;  77,  189,  191  to  195 

West  Derby,  8,  373  ;  19,  447, 
473;  68,  293;  74,  ICS,  107, 
113;  100,  56,  57,63,  65 

West  Haughton,  3,  485,  489 

West  Leigh,  66,  611, 61 3, 619, 
623,  633,  655 

West  Lie,  44,  i 

West  Loigh,  41,  413 

Weston,  19,  493 

Wiersdale,  37,  439 

Whalley  or  Whaley,  3,  45 1  ; 
38,  302 ;  53,  943,  947,  949, 
953;  57,  153;  62,  547,729, 
739,  743,747,  749,755,757; 
68,  321 

Whalley,  Rectory  of,  70,  257 
Wharmore,  12,  643,  651 
Wharton,  69,  53,  63,  83 
Wharton,  Rectory  of,  45,  623 
Whawley,  62,  579 
Wheateley  or  Wheatley,  60, 

790;  61,  19,  27 
Wheatley  cum  Thornley,  31,  5 
Wheeleston,  31,  381,  383 
Wheelton  or  Whilton,12,  997; 

14,  445 

Whiston,  8,  807  ;  52,  719,  725 ; 

68,  27s,  281,  289;  80,  361; 

113,  241 
Whitbrick,  38,  303 
White  Ash,  53,  979,  981,  983, 

985  ;  101,  222 


^ALisT  Composition  Papers 

Whitelee,  54,  i,  7,  13,  27  ;  113, 

500 

Whittingham,  8,  134,  139, 147, 
151;  30,  960,  967,  983;  60, 
790;  67,413,416,417;  69, 
189,  225  ;  70,  406,  415 

Whittington,  57,  629,633,643 

Whittle,  48,  839,  855,  867  ;  61, 
809 ;  67,  613,  617,  621,  623, 
625  ;  72,  601 

Whittlehill,  79,  3,  5 

Whitworth,  30,  385 

Whitwray,  43,  61 

Widdowhey,  Great,  23,  301 

Widdowhey,  Little,  23,  301 

Widnes  or  Widnesse,  17,  763, 
771,773,780,783;  36,307; 
50,  1121  ;  54,  270 ;  77,  471 ; 
84,  316,  681  ;  99,  133,  138 

Widnethe  or  Widness,  20, 
189;  39,  763 

Wigan,  7,  205,  206;  11,  170, 
176 ;  13,  421  ;  14,  121  ;  22, 
853,  860,  863  ;  26,  791  ;  28, 
245  ;  44,  233  ;  62,  37  ;  99, 

295,  445;  100,  369;  101, 

231  ;  113,  500,  503 
Wigan  Lane  House,  60,  729, 

767,  783;  98,  415,417,423 
Wiggan,  Wiggen,  or  Wiggin, 

3,  421  ;   53,  763,  765  ;  81, 

II  ;  113,  195 
Wilpshire,  57,  349 
Winder,  63,  447 
Windle,  29,  287,  320,  369  ;  36, 

307,  309,  312;  78,  614;  98, 

538,  542 


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Index  Locorum  to  the  Royalist  Composition  Papers 

(First  Series)  {continued). 
Windleshaw,  29,  287,495,497; 

70,  687,  691 
Winmerleigh,  14,  47,  75 
Winstanley,  48,  566  ;  64,  571 ; 

100,  371 
Winnell,  29,  258 
Winwick  or  Winwicke,  9,  3  ; 

16,  365  ;  27,  179,  249  ;  48, 

566;  54,499,571;  76,  143; 

99,  295  ;  100,  107 
Winwick,  Rectory  of,  17,  145, 

148,  154,163,165,  177,179, 

185,  189,  191,  249;  80,  357, 
Wiswall,  20,  222,  224 
Wiswall  Eyves,  2,  36 
Withnell,  26,  209;  31,  381, 

383  ;  99,  III 
Witton,  101,  23,  34 
Woodplompton    or  Wood- 

plumpton,  5,  750  ;  44,  558, 

567,  585  ;  100,  539,  543 
Woolfhall,  32,  448,  449,  459  ; 

74,  33  35,  39,  4i,  43,  53 
[Woolston,  54,  571] 
Woolstonholme,  48,  566 
Woolton,  Little,  19,  487,  497, 

499,  501,  509,  511  ;  98,  587 
Woothead,  Great,i  ^qO,  215, 

2X6 


Woothead,  Little,^  100,  216 
Worsley,  74,  105,  107,  113  ; 

100,  549  to  557,  564;  101,  57 
Worston,  30,  333  ;   46,  665, 

667,  679,  681,  683 
Worthington,  39,  815,  817 
Worthington  Hey,  100,  99 
Worton  or  Warton,  15,  541 
Wray,  43,  61  ;  69,  53,  63,  83 
Wrayton,  113,  220 
Wray  ton.  Rectory  of,  43,  9, 

61 

Wrightington,  14,  121  ;  20, 
351,353;  33,167,222,227; 
35,  58,  59,  63,  67,  69,  77; 
47,  609  ;  56,  675  ;  63,  94  ; 
81,  593,  595,  601  to  605, 
611,615,617;  82,237;  100, 
607  ;  101,  241  ;  113,  601,  603 

Wyersdale,  15,  63,  66 

Wyersdale,  Rectory  of,  99, 
309 

Wygan,  45,  771 


Yatebanke,  4,  325 
Yealand  Conyers,  14,  427 


*  Weethead  in  the  original ;  they  are  merely  meadows. — Ed. 


HESE  valuable  private  Indexes  were  purchased  for 


the  public  service  from  the  executors  of  Mr.  Thomas 


Palmer,  Clerk  of  the  Rolls  Chapel  Records,  and  subsequently 
Assistant  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records. 

In  former  times  it  was  customary  with  the  Record 
Keepers  to  accumulate  referential  aids  compiled  by  the 
ancient  custodians  of  the  public  muniments,  in  order  to  assist 
them  in  their  private  business  as  record-agents.  These 
Indexes  they  considered  as  their  private  property,  and  heavy 
fees — not  unfrequently  as  much  as  five  guineas — were  charged 
for  general  searches  in  them. 

It  cannot  be  readily  ascertained  how  Palmer  formed  the 
whole  of  his  collection,  though,  it  is  probable,  that  most  of 
the  volumes  came  to  his  hands  through  two  previous  Clerks 
of  the  Records  at  the  Rolls  Chapel,  to  wit,  Mr.  Rooke  and 
Mr.  John  Kipling.  Indeed,  from  the  Record  Report  for  the 
year  1800,  we  learn  that  twenty-four  of  the  volumes,  which 
are  directly  referred  to  in  the  ensuing  pages,  were  then  in  the 
possession  of  Mr.  Kipling,  who  states,  in  his  Return  to  the 
Record  Commissioners,  that  they  "  appear  by  a  note  in  the 
handwriting  of  my  predecessor,  Mr.  Rooke,  to  have  been  pur- 
chased by  him  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Sanford  of  Oxford."  Further 
on,  in  the  same  Report,  he  informs  us  that  the  Alphabets — 
those  now  printed — were  purchased  by  Mr.  Rooke  of  Mr. 
Osborne,  Bookseller  in  Gray's  Inn,  in  the  year  1727. 

Here  we  get  a  glimpse  of  the  early  history  of  a  portion 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


of  Palmer's  collection,  and,  it  is  not  unlikely,  that  nearly  all 
the  150  volumes  to  which  it  now  extends,  were  acquired  by 
him  in  much  the  same  manner  as  the  ones  referred  to  above. 
Having  been  compiled  by  several  hands  and  at  various 
periods,  the  indexes  do  not  exhibit  any  very  perfect  or 
systematic  arrangement,  neither  could  this,  under  such  circum- 
stances, be  expected.  Nevertheless,  with  all  their  faults  and 
imperfections,  these  ancient  compilations  are,  and  must  for 
some  time  continue  to  remain,  of  the  utmost  value  in  dealing 
with  such  leading  classes  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  as  the 
Patent,  Close,  Charter,  and  Fine  Rolls. 

A  useful  Catalogue  Raisonne  of  the  150  volumes  is 
printed  at  pages  184  to  188  of  the  Appendix  to  the  Twentieth 
Report  of  the  Deputy  Keeper,  to  which  we  must  refer  those 
of  our  readers  who  wish  to  form  an  accurate  idea  of  the 
entire  collection.  In  these  pages  space  will  not  allow  us  to 
do  more  than  to  notice  those  volumes  with  which  we  are  at 
the  present  more  directly  concerned. 

The  Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls,  extending  from 
the  reign  of  Henry  VIII.  to  that  of  Charles  II.,  which  is 
provided  in  the  first  thirty-five  volumes  of  the  collection,  is, 
so  far  as  it  goes,  a  work  of  undoubted  value.  By  means  of 
this  group  of  Indexes,  we  are  enabled  to  trace  the  names  of 
the  grantees  of  all  Crown  or  Church  lands  for  nearly  200 
years,  during  a  most  important  period,  when  the  vast  pos- 
sessions of  the  dissolved  Monasteries  and  other  religious 
foundations  were  being  gradually  dispersed. 

The  regular  official  Indexes  to  the  Patent  Rolls  for  this 
period  furnish  the  names  of  the  Grantees  only,  and  though 
this  system  of  indexing  the  rolls  was,  doubtless,  considered 
by  far  the  simplest  and  best  method  of  referring  to  the 
Patents,  yet,  it  is  found  in  practice,  in  the  majority  of  cases 
at  the  present  day,  that  the  name  of  the  original  Grantee  is 
precisely  the  information  that  is  required  to  be  traced.  A 
fair  Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls  is,  therefore,  the 


palmer's  indexes." 


465 


urgent  want  which  Palmer's  collections  go  a  long  way  to 
supply. 

The  necessity  of  an  Index  of  Places  in  dealing  with  the 
Patent  Rolls  will  be  more  fully  appreciated,  if  we  remind  our 
readers  of  a  practice  which  obtained  in  suing  out  Grants 
from  the  Crown,  that  tended  in  no  slight  degree  to  conceal 
the  names  of  the  real  Grantees.  As  it  is  explained  in  Sir 
Francis  Palgrave's  Second  Report,  "  it  was  customary  that 
several  individuals,  who  had  agreed  to  purchase  lands  from 
the  Crown,  or  who  had  sued  or  applied  for  the  same,  pro- 
cured the  Grant  or  Patent  to  be  made  unto  one  individual  as 
a  trustee  or  nominee  on  behalf  of  all  who  had  made  the 
application  or  sued  out  the  Grant  or  Patent.  They  thus  paid 
the  fees  only  for  one  Patent,  and  the  nominee  then  con- 
veyed the  property  in  lots  to  the  parties  entitled  to  the 
same."^  The  knowledge  of  this  fact  may  also  help  to  solve 
the  difficulties  experienced  by  searchers  in  connexion  with 
some  of  these  early  Patents. 

Palmer's  Indices  Locorum  would,  undoubtedly,  be  far 
more  frequently  resorted  to,  were  it  not  for  the  difficulties 
attending  the  identification  of  the  references.  The  County 
Alphabets,  those  noticed  above  as  having  been  purchased 
from  the  Gray's  Inn  bookseller,  are  exceedingly  complicated 
in  their  construction,  and  confusing  as  regards  the  references  ; 
in  fact,  in  their  present  condition,  the  solution  of  the  refer- 
ences affords  a  good  opportunity  to  anyone  in  search  of  a 
tough  puzzle.  Even  to  the  owner  of  the  Indexes  the 
county  of  Lancaster  seems  to  have  been  a  source  of  some 
perplexity,  for  a  note  in  T.  P.'s  [Thomas  Palmer]  "  Guide 
Book  in  searching  this  Series  "  runs  : — "  This  County  is 
somewhat  confused  with  Leicester,  Oxon,  and  Rutland,  and 
requires  great  care  in  searching,  there  being  two  sets  of 
Alphabets."-    Here,  then,  appeared  a  good  opportunity  to 

^  Second  Report  of  the  Deputy-Keeper  of  the  Pubhc  Records,  p.  12. 
2  Volume  128. 

2  H 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


simplify  this  rough  but  valuable  material  bearing  on  the  two 
counties,  as  a  step  towards  a  more  accurate  knowledge  of 
the  Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Grants  enrolled  on  the  Patent 
Rolls. 

The  Alphabets  in  the  form  they  are  now  presented  to 
the  reader  will,  it  is  hoped,  present  no  difficulties  whatever. 
The  numbers  and  letterings  of  the  volumes  in  which  the 
Abstracts  of  the  Patents  are  to  be  found — furnishing  the 
date  of  each  Grant  of  lands  or  hereditaments,  the  name  of  the 
Grantee,  the  parcels,  and  the  duration  of  the  interest  of  the 
Grantee — are  distinctly  set  out,  and,  to  make  the  work  more 
perfect,  several  of  the  volumes  of  Abstracts  have  been  care- 
fully re-indexed  to  supply  gaps  in  the  original  Alphabets. 

Though,  therefore,  the  ensuing  pages  cannot  be  said  to 
contain  anything  like  a  perfect  Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent 
Rolls  during  the  period  dealt  with,  yet,  it  is  believed,  that 
these  lists  of  place-names  will  at  least  furnish  a  clue  to  the 
contents  of  nearly  all  the  principal  Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Royal  Grants  during  the  reigns  of  Henry  VI I L,  Edward  VI., 
Philip  and  Mary,  Elizabeth,  James  I.,  Charles  I.  and  11. 

The  following  English  version  of  an  extract  from  the 
Edward  VI.  volume  of  Abstracts,  will  serve  as  an  illustration 
of  the  contents  of  the  volumes  to  which  the  ensuing  Alphabets 
refer : 

To  Richard  Roberts.  \       City  of  Chester— mansion  called  "  the 
9  January  [i  549-50].     >     Deanes  house,"  and  one  garden,  one  orchard 
^142  5i-.  6d.         )     containing  half  an  acre  and  one  virgate  of 
land  ;  also  a  tenement  and  mansion  called 
"  the  house  of  Davy  Poole,"  and  a  tenement  called  "  the  mansion  of 
Richard  Smith,"  and  one  orchard  adjoining  the  same,  and  a  tenement 
and  one  orchard  in  the  tenure  of  William  Walton,  and  a  tenement  in 
the  tenure  of  Robert  Grene,  and  a  garden  in  the  tenure  of  John  Smith, 
and  an  orchard  and  garden  in  the  tenure  of  Robert  Grene,  and  1 1  selions 
and  a  half  of  arable  land  in  Spittle-feld,  and  5  selions  of  land  in  Blank- 
feld,  and  2  selions  of  land  in  Chester-feld,  and  a  tenement  without  "  the 
barrs  "  of  the  City  of  Chester,  and  one  croft  of  land  there,  and  3  selions 
of  land  in  Chester-feld,  and  a  pasture  called  "  the  Justing  Croft "  in 
North-feld,  and  a  pasture  in  the  territory  of  the  City  of  Chester,  and  a 


"  palmer's  indexes.'* 


467 


pasture  called  "  Brodehey  "  adjoining  the  street  of  a  certain  cross  called 
S'  Anne's  Cross,  and  one  croft  of  land  on  the  south  side  of  the  same 
street,  and  all  that  close  of  land  upon  the  south  side  of  the  same  street, 
and  3  selions  of  land  in  the  territory  of  Chester,  and  one  acre  and  a  half 
of  land  in  Bank-feld,  and  2  tenements  in  several  tenancy  lying  in  Fore- 
gate  Street.    In  socage. 

[Patent  Roll^  3  Edward  F/.,  part  7.]  ^ 

INDEX  LOCORUM  TO  THE  PATENT  ROLLS. 
Henry  VHL  to  Charles  H. 


M.  =  Manor.  R.  =  Rectory.  gr. = grange. 

A.E.=Advowson  {Advocatio  Ecclesicc).  hd.=hundred. 
Pr.  =  Priory.  Mon.  =  Monastery. 


Vol.  3.   C.   Henry  8. 

Aldeford  M   2 

Alderleigh  M   2 

Aldelem  R   3 

Awdlem          ...       ...  4 

Abbotts  Cotton  M.     ...  5 

Astburie  R   7 

Alderleigh    8 

Althurst  M   9 

Acton    ...        12  ;  A.  E.  15 

Aston                          12,  13 

Alvandley  in  Frodesham  17 


Acton  ... 
Asthill  ... 
Astbury  R. 
Aston  M.,  gr. 
Acton    . . . 


7 

9 
10 
12 
13 


Philip  &  Mary. 


Vol.  10.  K. 

Acton  M.,  gr   i 

Alford  alias  Aldeford  M.  2 

Alderleigh  M   2 

Atherton    2 


Vol.  8.  H. 

Altringham 
Audelem 
Ashley  ... 
Altringham 
Avandley 


Edzvard  6. 


Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 


0 

J 

Altringham 

.  5,6 

Acton    . . . 

.  5 

Austonfeild 

.  6 

Albaston 

.  6 

Alvaston 

^  "Palmer's  Indexes,"  vol.  8  (H.),  page  4. 
2  H  2 


468  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Henry  VIII. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elhabeth. 


Part  3 

Alphani. . . 

77 

...         ...     /  / 

A-shton 

...  322 

Avenley 

...         ...  — 

A.ston 

... 

Astbury. . . 

Vol.  13. 

N.  Elisabeth. 

Part  I 

xxVcicy  . . . 

...  ... 

Ashton  ... 

...  400 

Agden  ... 

 496 

Aston    . . . 



Part  2 

A  1  rlfflf  \/ 

1  T 

A  n^f?!  <?fnn 

Vol.  14. 

0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Astburie 

...  220 

Alderleigh 

...  220 

/\  c*  t~\         1        0  fn 

XlbpcCKIlclIIl 

ui'ius  jtr\  iper- 

ham  ... 

...  220 

Acton    . . . 



Ashton  ... 

 389 

Vol.  15. 

P.  Elizabeth. 

Astley  ... 

  54 

Acton    . . . 

  74 

Vol.  16. 

CI.  James  i. 

Appleton 

  15 

Attringham 

  14 

Aldersey 

  14 

Aunson  ... 

  15 

Ageton  alias  Aggeton. . .  18 

Alpram  . . . 
Ashton  M. 
Audlem ... 


18 
20 
00 


Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  2 

Ankers  Chapel  in  Chester  279 

Vol.  20.    V.    fames  i. 

Aldersey   130 

Aggeton   130 

Aldresey  magna         ...  131 

Vol.  21.    W.  James  i. 

Arnfield  90 

Audlem  99 

Ankers  Chapel  in  Chester  278 
All  Saints,  Chester     ...  282 

Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  I. 

Aston  near  Minshull  ...  5 

Aston   7 

Apleton   8 

Alvaston    8 


Vol.  29.  Chaises  2. 
All  Saints  [Chester]  ... 


104 


Vol.  3.  C.  Henry  8. 

Beckerton    i 

Bache    ...       ...       ...  i 

Bydeston         ...  5,  1 1 

Biidworth  in  le  Fryth  ...  6 

Byddeston  R   6 

Bromebarowe  ...M.  6;  R.  7 
Barneshawe  M....       ...  6 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


469 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 


to  Charles  II.  {coiitimted). 


Bakeford   

6 

Barneshawc  M.. 

 8,  10 

Boughton   

6 

Boughton 

  8 

rirauiora  ,,, 

Q 
0 

Bebington 

  9 

xSyveley  M. 

9 

Bridge  ... 

  10 

Budworth        ...     9>  ^0, 

12 

Bakesford 

12 

Bncrlawfon  M 

XJUgldW  LWll    iVJ..     ...  ... 

T  0 
1  \J 

JJll  KCllllCULl  JT  1  . .  .  .  ... 

Tsi  1  rl  a  n  r1  r» 

-iJUridllLlC                ...  ... 

T  r\ 
I 

Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

jJiiiii(L.y   ...           ...  ... 

I  ^ 

Boughton 

I 

J^lClVji^ld                   ...  ... 

T  A 

^4 

Bideston 

15 

Vol.  II.  L. 

Elizabeth, 

Burton  ... 

I  ^ 

Buglawton  M.  . 

  I 

Babington 

15 

BoUington 

  2 

Barkeford  R  

16 

Blaken  ... 

2 

Bawden  R. 

16 

Bideston 

  4 

Budworth  R.  ... 

16 

Bodworthe 

4 

Bebington  R.  ... 

17 

Barmton 
Buckley 

  4 

  4 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Bunbury 

  4 

Bexton  ... 

  5 

rjarnes  ivi.        ...  ... 

I 

Bothe  ... 

  c 

Bradley... 

I 

Botisfeild 

  c 

Bruerton 

I 

Branington 

  5 

Blakelowe 

2 

Budworth  in  le  Frithe . . . 

^ 

Vol.  12.  M. 

Elizabeth. 

Banbury  College 

3 

Part  2 

Budworth        ...  ... 

4 

Basilden 

  19 

BoUington 

4 

Part  3 

Baguley... 

5 

Bumbery 

  77 

Buglawton 

5 

Beston  ... 

 77 

IjUWQUII  .  .  .             ...  ... 

5 

Boresley 

 77 

Blymeley   

6 

Broughton 

 159 

Badley  

6 

Brumbo... 

 322 

Brokencrosse   

6 

Backford 

 465 

Blakeden 

7 

Broughton 

 465 

Budworth        ...  8, 

10 

Bromeborowe  . 

 476 

Bromborow  M.... 

8 

Barneshawe 

..    476,  509 

470  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the 
to  Charles  II.  {contmtied). 

Part  3 

Bebington        ...     476,  509 


Bromeborough  . 

.      507,  509 

Barneshawe 

...  507 

Backford 

...  508 

Burland  Tythe . 

...  508 

Boughton 

...  508 

Bache  ... 

...  509 

Bebington 

...  510 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Beeston  ... 

...  151 

Bellington 

.      151,  405 

Bud  worth 

...  406 

Bartomley 

...  406 

Part  2 

Boughton  magna       ...  92 

Boughton  Spittle       ...  92 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Brampton  M.  . 

.        ...  76 

Bawghton  parva 

...  165 

Bartomley 

...  194 

Bollington 

...  228 

Budworth 

...  306 

Bonebury  alias  Bunbury  326 

Beeston  ... 

...  326 

Baresley 

...  326 

Bunbury 

...  327 

Barthomley 

...  389 

Blacon  ... 

...  389 

Vol.  15.  P. 

Elizabeth. 

Biddeston 

...  74 

Vol.  16.  a 

James  i. 

Bucklowe  hd. 

I 

iiiiiNi  ivUijJLiO. 

We.r\Y\T  VTTT 

nenry  v  ii  1. 

Dugiawton 

  7 

Budworth 

II 

J3I  UCI  LUIl  . 

T  t 
13 

Bebington 

  13 

jDcincbLer 

  13 

jJH^ivivTy  ...  . 

T  A 
14 

Buckley 

  14 

Birches  ... 

  15 

Jjeiiew  ... 

  15 

Burwardesley  . 

  15 

Bickerton 

10 

Broxon  ... 

10 

vKv  p-Y  r\x\ 

...  10 

Barton  ... 

T  Q 

lo 

Broxton. . . 

T  0 

lo 

Bickerton 

15 

Bradley ... 

T  0 

lo 

Bunburie 

T  Q 

1 0 

Blacon  M. 

  20 

Bekerton 

  21 

TsQ  r*  n 

JJcH^HC       ...  . 

0  T 

Biicrl?!  wfon 

. .            ...  ^1 

Barthemley  M.. 

 20 

Vol.  17.  R. 

James  i. 

Barkehouse 

  13 

Blackden  (Little)  meadow  13 

Bradford  Poole. 

  13 

Bucklowe  hd.  . 

 100 

Vol.20.  V. 

James  i. 

Bosseley 

  82 

Burwardesley  . 

 131 

Bulkeley 

 131 

Bickleigh 

 131 

Beston  ... 

 131 

"palmer's  indexes." 


471 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 


Vol.  21. 

W.  James  i. 

Combermere  Mon. 

•••  3,  4 

5 

LxUrstyiion  m.  ... 

Bekerton 

  8 

VxIdUVVtiH  ... 

7 

Bach  (Upton  near)     ...  8 

Cristleton  R.  ... 

...  7 

Tsn  rr  1  '^\\t\'  r\x\ 
JJUy  IdW  LUll 

nJ^/yc     T-sn  rr 

\^ULllllg LUIl  Xv.  ... 

7 

laughton 

1    n  n      M  1  Q  T%7^'/^tT  l\/r 
v^il  UI  Cllld,  W  LUll  lYl. 

7 

Vol.  22: 

X.    Charles  i. 

v.^'-'iiid  oic y           . . . 

Q 

...  0 

Claughton  M.  ... 

...  10 

Ballington 

2 

Churton... 

II 

Budworth 

 2,  3 

Cholmandeston 

12 

Brambro 

  7 

Corley  ... 

...  12 

Bebington 

  7 

Chorleton  M.  ... 

...  13 

Barnton . . . 

  8 

Comersley 

...  14 

Budworth 

  8 

Curstilton 
Crabwall  M.  ... 

...  15 
...  15 

Vol.  29. 

Charles  2. 

Cristleton 

...  15 

Brickenhead 
Bowdon  R. 
Budworth 
Beeston  Castle 
Bucklowe 
Bromborowe 
Barneshawe 
Budworthe 


...  163 

...  164 

164,  247 

...  164 

...  309 

...  323 

...  323 

...  377 


Vol.  8.    H.    Edzvard  6. 


Vol.25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Budworth  parva         ...  145 
Budworth  magna       ...  146 
Burlash  \ 
Budworth  I 


Vol.  3. 
Chorley ... 
Chester  ... 


C.    Henry  8. 


Cly ve  . . 
Chester  .. 

Coleanne 

Clotton  ... 

Cheveley  M. 

Croughton 

Chorleton 

Crewe    . . . 

Codrington 

Cottenhall 

Chelford 

Cristleton 

Caldy  grange 


3,  4,  6,  7,  8, 

10,  II,  12 

5 
6 
8 
8 


9 
9 
10 
10 
12 


Castleton  M. 
Coppenhall  M.  ... 


I,  2,  4,  5,  10, 
II,  12,  13,  15 

  2 

2 


Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

Chester   i,  2,  3 

Cristleton  M  i,  3 

Comberbache  ...       ...  i,  3 


472  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIIL 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Chester  ... 

I,  2,  3,  7 

Clitton  

I 

Church  Staunton 

•••  3 

Cowerne  parva  . . . 

3 

Colelane  in  Acton 

3 

Cumberbatche  ... 

...  4 

Church  Copenall 

...  4 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Chester  

...  164 

Part  2 

Clough  

...  19 

Chester  ...  .... 

...  23 

Chadkirke  in  Spoforthe  96 

Part  3 

Calveley 

...  77 

Clotton  

...  322 

Caponhurst 

...  322 

Cuddington 

...  322 

Chompson 

•••  323 

Calveley 

323 

Croton  

•••  323 

Cuddington 

323 

Crossestreetc    . . . 

•••  323 

Chester  ...        464,  476,  510 

Cristleton 

476,  510 

Cheveley 

507,  509 

Croughton 

508,  509 

Chorleton 

508,  509 

Childer  

...  509 

Christelton 

...  509 

Churcheath 

...  509 

Crabwale 

...  509 

Coddington 

...  510 

Copenhall 

...  521 

Vol.  13.  ri. 

rLLizaoetli. 

Chester  ...  P'  i.- 

148,150, 

151,  337>5I4 

;  p  2.-90, 236 

Part  I 

Cowlane 

 200 

Chedell  ... 

 324 

Chedelholme 

 324 

Clotton  ... 

 406 

Capon  Hurst 

 406 

Cuddington  parva       ...  406 

Chamsonne 

 406 

Calmeley 

 406 

Caveley . . . 

 406 

Croton  . . . 

 406 

Crosstreete 

 406 

Copnall . . . 

...  407 

Chelston 

 407 

Chorlton  alias  Charleton  496 

Part  2 

Cristleton 

 92 

Chester  Grey  Fryers   ...  108 

Combermyere 

 143 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Chadkirke  in  Spoforth...  76 

Chester  ... 

107,  165,  204 

Copnall ... 

 194 

Chelton  . . . 

 194 

Chadkirke 

...  194 

Cuddington 

 228 

Clotton  ... 

 228 

Caponhurst 

 228 

Chamson 

 228 

Calveley 

...  229 

Croton  ... 

 229 

Crostree... 

 229 

"palmer's  indexes." 


473 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Hcmy  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Part  I 

Crabhowe   295 

Calveley  ...       ...  326 

Coggeshall   327 

Crewe  389 


Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth, 

Crobhoe   58 

Chester  ...  35,44,62,78,  115 

Crisolton    74 

Cotton   115 

Vol.  16.    Ct.  James  i. 

Capisthorne     ...       ...  3 

Chester  ...4,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9, 

10,  II,  12,  13,  17,  19,21,  22 

Chirton  ...       ...       ...  5 

Caldey  grange  ...       ...  6 

Crabball          ...       ...  9 

Cotton  ...       ...       ...  9 

Congleton        ...       ...  9 

Coggeshall       ...       ...  12 

Children    13 

Charleton    13 

Cholmondleigh   14 

Chorley...       ...       ...  14 

Churchenheath   14 

Church  Mynshull        ...  15 

Croton  ...       ...       ...  15 

Cuddington    15 

Colley   15 

Church  Shoclach        ...  16 

Cuddington    16 

Chorleton    16 

Caldecote    16 

Chekeley    16 

ChoUey  parva   18 


Caurden 
Chidlowe 
Cuddington 
Chorleton 
Calcote  ... 
Calveley... 
Crewe  M. 
Chorley ... 

Chester  

Chedle  M. 
Chedlehome  M. 
Congleton  liberty 


23 


18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
20 
21 
24,  25 
23 
23 
24 


Vol.  17.    R.   James  i. 

Cloughe,  le    13 

Chester  (pryse-wines,  but- 
lerage)         ...       ...  22 

Chester  (Maidenhead  Inn 
at  end  of  St.  John's 
Lane)   85 


Vol.  18.  S. 

Caldey  ... 
Caldey  parva 


James  i. 

Part  1 
...  38 
.        ...  38 


Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Crooke,  Aldresey       ...  131 

Cholmondlegh  131 

Calveley  ...        ...  135 

Chidlowe         ...       ...  136 

Crewe    ...       ...       ...  164 

Vol.  21.    W.  James  i. 
Chorley ...       ...       ...  8 

Chester  City,  8,  48,  137, 

170,  278,  282 
Cowlane  (in  Chester)  ...  170 


474 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  (continued). 

Part  I 

Crabhoo  alias  Crabhall  170        Vol.8.    H.  Edivard6. 
ChedellM. 
Chedelholme  M. 


Congleton 


Vol.  22.  2 

Chester  ... 
Congleton  M. 
Chester  ... 
Congleton 
Croton  ... 

Vol.  29. 
Chester  ... 
Congleton 
Cheadle  M. 
Checkley 


223 
223 
272 


,    diaries  i. 

1,6,7 
...  1,3 

 7,  3 

  7 

  7 

Charles  2. 
...  14,157,163 
...  156,354 

 164 

 236 


Vol.  8. 
Danam  ... 
Drigestrete 
Dryveley 
Dunham 
Dodford 
Dee  in  Chester 


I 
2 

2 
6 

7 
II 


Vol.  10.  K. 
Dracklowe 
Davenham 
Danham 


Philip  &  Mary. 

 1,2 

 1,2 

  I 


Vol  12.  M. 

Dracklowe 
Davenham 


Elizabeth. 

Part  2 
10,27 

  37 

Part  3 


Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
  4 


Vol.25.  H.II. 

Cheveley 

Chester  County  and  City 
— Lord  Macclesfield's 
Estate   

Vol.  3.  C.  Henry  8. 
Dee  river 

Dernall  grange  (in  Dar- 


66 


Donington 
Dalimore  within  the  town 

of  Manley   322 

Doddon  (town)  322 

Daylehill   322 

Desley  323 

Deslay  323 

Dyselay  in  Stopford    ...  323 

Dee  water   510 

Dodleston   510 


nail)  M. 

...  4 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Darnall  grange. . . 

...  17 

Part  I 

Dearisbury 

...  4 

Dee 

 377 

Danam  

...  5 

Danam  ... 

 405 

Dee  water 

...  6 

Doddon... 

 406 

Dodleston 

...  7 

Diseley  ... 

 406 

Delamere  Forest 

...  8 

Dishley  Deane . 

 406 

Doleston 

...    1 1 

Distley  Deane  . 

 514 

"palmer's  indexes." 


475 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 


to  Charles  II.  (contimted). 

Part  2 

Dee  water    87 

Delamere  Forest        ...  185 


Vol.  14.  0. 

Disley  Deane  .. 
Denham 
Daneham  parva 
Doddon... 
Diseley  Ashton 
Dracklowe 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

 194 

 194 

...  228 
...  228 
...  228 
...  276 


Vol.  15. 
Danam  ... 
Dersbury 


P.  Elizabeth. 


74 
118 


Vol.  16.    Ct.   James  i. 

Doddleston   4,  5 

Daresbury    5 

Dracklowe  M.  ...         10,  19 

Dee  (Fishery)   10 

Donington       ...       ...  11 

Dee  (within  the  liberty 

of  Chester)  ...  12,  17 
David  [Golborne-]     ...  14 


Dracklowe 
Dodleston 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Delamere  Forest        ...  83 
Deresbury       ...       ...  164 

Dodington       ...       ...  230 

Dracklow  M.    ...  246,377 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Dunham  on  the  Hill  ...  145 
Dracklow         ...        ...  150 

Dracklow  M   40 


Vol.  3.  C. 

Egleston 
Eastham 
Edleston 


Henry  8. 


5 
7 
12 


Vol.  8.   H.    Edward  6. 
Everdon,Great  and  Little  i 
Estham  ...       ...       ...  7,  9 

Edstrey...       ...       ...  7 

Elton    9 


Vol.  20.    V.  James  i. 

Dracklowe  (lordship)  ...  118 

Dee    118 

Dokington       ...       ...  131 

Dracklowe  (lordship)  ...  150 

Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  i. 

Distley  (within  Maccles- 
field Forest)  ...       ...  2 

Disley   ...       ...       ...  2 


Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary. 
Echeles  alias  Echels  M.  2 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth, 
Edingshughe  alias  Ed- 
ingshawe    i 


Vol.  12. 
Ellerby  ... 


Elizabeth. 

Part  2 
37 


4/6 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Part  3 

Eaton    ...        ...        ...  322 

Edisbury         ...        ...  322 

Estham...       ...  476,507 

Elton     ...       ...       ...  476 

Edenshawe   476 

Estham  ...       ...       ...  510 

Estham  A.  E  5 10 


Henry  VIII. 


Fernell  M. 
Fadeley . . . 
Frodesham 


13 


...  6 
...  12 

R.  16,  17 


Vol.  13. 
Edisburie 


Vol.  14.  0. 

Eaton    . . . 
Edisburie 
Elton  ... 


Elizabeth. 
 406 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
 228 

 228 

 389 


Vol.  15. 
Eccleston 


P.  Elizabeth. 


Vol.  16.  Q.  James  i 
Edesbury  hd.  ... 

Edeth   

Estham  ... 

Edge  magna  alias  Edge 
Edge  alias  Egge 
Egerton ... 

Elton   


74 


I 
5 

13 
18 
18 

19 
20 


Vol.  22.  X. 

Edisburie  hd. 
Elton  ... 


Charles  i. 


Vol.  3.  C.  Henry  8. 
Frith  Chapel   


Vol.  8 
Foxton  ... 
Fyneywood 
Frodesham 
Farnehawe  M 
Frankebie 
Farneley 
Farnehall  M. 


H.    Edward  6. 


.3, 


Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary. 
Frodesham    2 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 

Frodesham    22 

Farnall  alias  Feston   ...  22 

Farnall  159 

Fawdon  in  Netherpever  337 

Fernell  476 

Farnehall   507 


Vol.  14.  0. 

Frodesham 
Fulshawe 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
...  228 
...  228 


Vol.  16.    d.  James  i. 

Frodisham  M.  ...  i,9,  13 
Frodesham  ...  3, 4,  21 
Farmedon  alias  Farme- 

ton  R.   6,  21 

Fordsham    7 


6  Flint 


19 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


477 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  1 8.    S.   James  i. 

Part  I 

Flokersbrooke  (near 

Chester)    59 

Foregate-street  (in 

Chester)   279 

Vol.  19.    T.  James  i. 
Frodesham      ...       ...  104 

Foregate-street  (in 

Chester)   109 


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 


Gulden  .. 
Gattoune 


...  150 
...  406 


Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 


Guilden  ... 
Gostre  . . . 

Vol.  15. 
Grafton  ... 


220 
220 


P.  Elizabeth. 


Vol.  21.    W.   James  \. 
Farneton  alias  Farnedon 
Frodesham 
Foregate-street  (in 
Chester) 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Frodesham       ...       39,  164 

Farnedon  R  164 

Farnell  223    Grenely  ... 


g  Gorstilowe 
Grapenell 
Gropehull 
Guildon  Sutton 
Golborne[-David] 
Gralam  ... 
Gawesworth 


90 


4 
5 
6 
10 
14 
15 
16 

19 


Vol.  3.    C.    Henry  8. 
Gosnarth  [in  Kirkham]  16 

Vol.  8.    H,  Edward  6. 

Gresbie  ...  ...       ...  9 

Gostre   ...  ...       ...  9 

Granage    10 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 
Gylding  Sutton  ...  7 


Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 
Great     Sandyfield  in 
Whitegate  parish     ...  13 

Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  1 

Great  Saghall  348 

Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Great  Saghall  118 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 
 323 


Vol.  21.    W.  James  i. 


Gosworth 


Godleigh 


90 


478 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  i. 
Gostremore      ...       ...  4 

Gropenhall      ...       ...  8 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Gilden  Sutton  M.       ...  163 


Vol.25.  H.R.  Car.  2.  io  Geo.  2. 

Great  Budworth 

.  146 

Vol.  3.   C.  Henry 

0 

b. 

Heyfeilds  grange 

2 

Handbridge 

Harden 

5,  15 

Heswall... 

5,  15 

Handley  R  

.  6 

Huntingdon  M. 

.  6 

Hethehouse 

•  7 

Hamley  R. 

'  7 

Hefferston 

.  8 

Henhill  

.  12 

Hardleston 

.  12 

Hampton 

•  13 

Harlington 

.  14 

Hellesby 

•  17 

Hallyngton   

.  17 

Vol.  8.   H.   Edzvard  6. 

Haslyngfeld  M. 

Haywood  M.  ... 

I 

Haughton 

2 

Heywood  Barnes  M.  .. 

.  5 

HoUe   

•  7 

Hendall  

•  7 

Hadderton 
Huntyngdon  M. 
Hillesbie 
Huxley  ... 

Hulton  

Haiton  ... 
Hall   


8 
8 

10 
10 
10 
II 
12 


Philip  &  Mary. 


Vol.  10.  K. 

Hole  Rake    i 

Holmes...       ...       ...  i 

Haiton   2 

Vol.  II.   L.  Elizabeth. 

Hasselington    2 

Handley          ...       ...  4 

Holford  M   4,  5 

Hanmer...       ...       ...  5 

Haighton    5 

Holford    5 

Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 

Haughton    77 

Hawkesmore  in  the  town 
of  Utkington  322 


Helsby  ... 
Huntington 

tingdon 
Hulton  ... 
Heldebrye 
Hanley  ... 
Huntington 


 322 

alias  Hun- 
476,  507,  509 

 476 

 509 

 510 

 510 


Vol.  13.  N. 
Houlton... 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
 107 


"palmer's  indexes."  479 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Part  I 

Hanbridge 

151.  381 

Hayghton 

 405 

Hawkesmore 

...  400 

Helsey  ... 

 406 

Hardeing 

 406 

Helsbie  ... 

 406 

Haslington 

. .  .  ... 

Hastinge 

 407 

Hougse  ... 

 407 

Holforde 

 407 

Part  2 

Harpole 

  87 

Hack  ... 

 271 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizaoeth. 

Part  I 

T  T            1  •  1 

Haselington 

 194 

Hulme  ... 

 220 

Hulls  ... 

 228 

Hardinge 

...  228 

Helshbye 

 229 

Haughton 

 229 

Hawes  More 

 229 

Haughton 

 326 

Vnl    T  cf  P 
V  Ul.  1  ^.      X  • 

Hanbridge 

  44 

T  T  1 

Hulme  ... 

  54 

Hatherton 

 123 

Vnl   T  ^1  0 

V  Ul.   1 L/.  «ba 

Tnijjpc  T 

Halton  ... 

  8 

Handbridge 

...  8 

Holrage... 

  9 

Halton  ... 

  10 

Hoton  ... 

  13 

Huntington 

  14 

Hanley  ... 

14 

Holfort  altcLS  Holford  ... 

15 

T  T     1  1  1 

Hellesby 

15 

TUT  ^       :  1 1 

riartnill... 

15 

T  T  1 

Huxley  ... 

15 

Halghton 

16 

Horton  ... 

16 

Hampton   

19 

Halton  ... 

21 

Hattersley 

22 

Hollingworth  ... 

22 

Haulton  alias  Halton  = 

23 

Vol.  18.    S.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Hatton  near  Daresbury 

38 

Hull   

38 

Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 

Horton  near  Tilston  ... 

130 

Herthull   

131 

Hampton 

131 

Halghton   

131 

Vol.  21.  W.  James  i. 

Hale   

223 

Holy   Trinity  (parish), 

Chester 

282 

Hanbridge,  Chester 

282 

Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  i. 

Halton  M   i 

Hardesfeild      ...       ...  2 

Haulton  Castle,  Manor, 

and  Park    4 

Handbridge  M   6 


48o 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls 
to  Charles  II.  {coniimied), 

Halton  

Hooton  ... 
Highwalton 
Hunting  [ton]  ... 


Vol. 

Ince 
Iscoid 


Henry  VIII 


L.  Elizabeth. 


Vol.  17.    R.    Charles  i. 

Part  2 

Harropp  in  Macclesfield 
Forest  ...       ...  17 


Vol.  29.   Charles  2. 
Handbridge  M. 
Hatton-parke 
Hulme  ... 
Handbridge 
Hambridge 
Hunsterton 
Hatherton 
Haulton  Castle 
Huntington 


103 
156 
164 
164 
220 
236 
236 
269 
323 


Vol.  25.  H.R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Huntington      ...       ...  4 

Hulmefield    4 


Vol.  3. 
Ireby  M. 
Ince  M.  R. 


C.  Henry  8. 


Vol.  8.    H.  Edward  6. 

Ikelyngton  R. 
Irbie  M.... 
Ince  M. ... 
Irebey  ... 
Ince 
Idencote 


Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 

Ireby   476 

Ince    476,  507 

Idenshawe   508 

Vol.  16.    CI.  James  i. 
James  (Saint)  Chapel    ...  8 

Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 
John's    (Saint)  parish, 

Chester   282 

John's-lane  (Saint), 

Chester   282 

Vol.  22.    X.   Charles  i. 
Iveley    ...       ...       ...  7 

Ince      ...       ...       ...  7 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
John's  (Saint)     104;  R.  163 

Ii*by   323 

Ince      ...       ...       ...  323 

Iveley  384 

Vol.25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
I vely  Fraternity         ...  160 

Vol.  3.    C.    Hejiry  8. 
Kenderton       ...       ...  i 

Kirkeby  R.      ...       ...  7 


PALMER  S  INDEXES. 


481 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Roels. 

to  Charles  II.  {continued). 
Kirkeby  Walley  10,11 
Kirkham  M.  R  


Henry  VIII. 


Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Kingston 
Kensall  ... 
Kenworthy 
Knottorum 
Kirkebie 


16 


Vol.11.  L. 

Kymerton 

Kyngeswood 

Kyddington 

Knutsford 

Knottesforth 

Vol.  12.  M. 

Kelsawe 
Kirkeby... 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Kynnesley 

Kelsowe 

Ketelsome 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Kettleson 
Knottesford 
Kinnesley 
Kelsowe 


Elizabeth. 

  2 

2 

  4 

  5 

  7 

ElirjabetJi. 

Part  3 

 322 

 510 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

 406 

...  406 
 407 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
 194 

...  220 
 228 

...  228 


Vol.  15.  P.  Elizabeth. 
Knottesford 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i, 

Kingesley 
Kiddington 


15 
16 


Vol.  22.  X. 
Kittlesholme 


Charles  I. 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Kingsbromley  ...       ...  164 

Knottesford   164 

Vol.  3.    C.    Henry  8. 

Longdendale  M.  ...  i,  2 

Lawton  ...        ...  ...  i 

Lachehill         ...  ...  4 

Lachedenys  grange  ...  9 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Lynne   ...  ...       ...  4 

Lees      ...  ...       ...  10 

Larton  ...  ...       ...  i  r 

Leighton  ...       ...  12 

Leftwiche    13 

Vol.  10.   K.   Philip  &  Mary. 

Longdondale  M.         ...  i 

Leaftwich        ...        ...  i 

Lynne   ...        ...        ...  3 


Vol.  II.   L.  Elizabeth. 
Lostocke 

Lostocke  Graleham 
Lachdeanes 
54  LogessuU 
2  I 


482  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Roees.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  17.    R.   James  \ 


Vol.  12.    M.  FJizabeth. 

Part  2     Little  Elackdon  meadow 
Lodyate  alias  Lodeheath 

in  Smeton     ...        ...  56 

Part  3 

Lanceton  alias  Lanereton  88 


Lydyate 
Loh^rpeadowc  .. 
Little  BudwG'-th 
Little  Moseley  . . 
Lee  alias  Ley  . . 
Little  Sutton  .. 

Lee   

Ledesham 


88 

159 
322 

323 
323 
476 
509 
509 


Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  I 

Lyin      ...    38 

Lymboothes  magna    ...  38 


Vol.  21.    W.   James  i. 
Lon^dondale   ...        ...  262 


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 

Lostocke  ...        ...  407 

Ledmore  ...        ...  634 


Vol.  22. 
Lache  . . . 
LyiTime . . . 
Lacheford 


X.    Charles  1. 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Longdondale  M.        ...  51 
Loncrdondale    ...       ...  166 


Vol.  14.    0.  ElizabetJi. 

Part  T 

Lancon  alias  Landecan 

165,  182    Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo. 
Lowstocke        ...        ...  165 

Lostockchall     ...        ...  228 

Lostocke  ...        ...  228 

Lower  Pevcr    ...        ...  228 


Lea 


Longdondale  and  Mot- 
tram  in  Longdondale 
M  

Little  Budworth 


236 


^7 
145 


Vol.16,    a.   James  I.              Vol.  3.    C.  Henry 
Ludcambc    10    Mottram  A.  E   i 


Monkescopenhall  M. 
Menlefeld  M.  ... 


Launton  alias  Laughton 

Lydyard       ...        ...  i 

Lea  and  Lea  Newbold  14  Mancote 

Lostocke  ...        ...  15  Middlewich 

Larketon         ...        ...  19 

Lawton  ...        ...        ...  21 


Longdondale  M. 


 5,15 

5,  9,  15,  i'"^ 

Marton   8 

Marbury  ...        ...  9 

Meyre  in  Rowthorne  ...  li 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


483 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Middleaston    13 

More    17 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Macklesfeild  Forest     ...  i 

Malpass...       ...       ...  i 

Masefen    i 

Motterham      ...        ...  3 

Merton   3 

Macklesfeild    5 

Myllyngton      ...       ...  6 

Macklesfeld  School     ...  6 

Mortrome        ...       ...  6 

Middlewyche    ...       •  •  •  7, 1 1 

Manley  ...       ...       ...  9 

Mosebarne       ...       ...  11 

Vol.  10.   K.    Philip  &  Mary. 

Motteram    i 

Monkescopenhall       ...  2 

Middlewiche    ...       ...  i,  3 

Macclesfeild     ...       ...  i 

Merchall    i,  3 

Mynshull    3 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Mynshull    2 

Moreton  ...       ...  4 

Motteram    4 

Malberley  [Chantry]  ...  7 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Mynshull    41 

MaraMondrenn  P'  i—ioo; 

3-466 

Macclesfeild,  P'  i.  -  161  ; 
P^2.-i9,  37;    P'3.-88,  323 

2 


"^T  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 


Part  3 

Mydlewiche,  10, 

88,  363, 

452,  512 

Mobberley 

...  88 

Manley  ... 

 322 

]V[oldesworth  . 

 322 

Minshawe 

...  322 

Mostin  or  Upton        ...  465 

Much  Sutton^  . 

 476 

Mynchulfe  alias  Myn- 

p  n  ^1 1  fp 

. . .  4yu 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Macclesfeild 

 151 

Manley  ... 

...  406 

Moldesworth  . 

 406 

Minstrawe 

...  406 

Moseley... 

 406 

Morley  ... 

...  406 

MinshuU 

 407 

Maxfeild 

 407 

Marpole... 

 407 

Mara  Mondren . 

...  407 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Middlewich 

30,389 

Midlewiche 

 179 

MinshuU 

...  194 

Maxfeild 

 194 

Marpole... 

...  194 

Middlewiche 

 194 

Maxfeild 

 228 

Mere  ... 

 228 

Marpoole 

 228 

Manley  ... 

 228 

Mowlesworth  . 

 228 

Middlewiche 

228 

484 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Part  I 

Mynshawe       ...  ..-.228 

Moseley  228 

Macclesfeild   364 

Mostyn  ....   389 


Mara  and  Mandren  M.  150 
Macclesfeild  M.  ...  150 

Middlewich(Sutton  near)  164 


Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 

Mancote  ...       ...  73 

Middlewich    74 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 
Middlewych  R. 
Mersey  ... 
Mara  Mondren  M. 

Maclesfeild  M  

Meales  ... 
Moreton 

MoUington   

Manchester 

Mylton  

Mynshall  Vernon 

Middlewich  M  

Mara  and  Mondren  M. 
Macklesfeild  ... 

Malpas  18 ; 

Masewen 
Moston  ... 

Motteram  in  Longdon- 

dale  ... 
Motteram  M  


R. 


5 

5 

10 
10 

T  '> 

13 
13 
14 
14 
15 
17 
19 
19 

22 

19 
20 


23 


Vol.  21.    W.   James  i 
Moutram  rt^/^'^^i- Motteram 
in  Longdendale 

Matlegh  

Micclehurst 

Malpas  

Mottram 
Martin,  parish  of  Saint 
(Chester)   


Vol.  22.    X.  Charles 
Moore  M. 
Maclesfeild 
Manleigh 
Mara  and  Mondren  alias 

Mondrem  Forest 
Moston  ... 
Minshull 
Middlewich 
Marlestone 
Macclesfeild  Forest 


Vol. 


17 

Mugglegh 
feild  Forest 


E.  James 
in  Maccles- 


90 
90 
90 
92 
262 

282 


17 


Vol.  17.    R.   James  i. 
Maidenhead  Inn,  Chester  85 

Vol.  20.    V.    James  i. 
Masfen  alias  Macefen  ...  130 
Middle  Wyche  M.       ...  150 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Mara  and  Mondren  Forest 
alias  Delamere       83,  384 

Martins  (Saint)  104 

Middlewich   104 

Moore  M.        ...       ...  156 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


485 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Minshall  R  163    Newhall   5 

Malbano   163  Netherknottesford       ...  5 

Macclesfeild  Forest     ...  164    Northen   5 

Mara     and      Mondren  Northerden      ...       ...  6 

Forest   164    Northwiche    9 

Mobberley   164    Nethertabley    10 

Mottram  M  166    Northerden    10 

Midlewich   248    Newhall  M   11 

Macclesfeild  M  384    Netherton    11 

Mottram  M   51     Nauntwiche    11 

Norwiche         ...       ...  12 

Vol.  25.    H.  R.    Car.  2  to 

Geo.  2.  Vol.10.   K.    Philip  &  Mary. 

Mottram   in   Lons^don-  .1    •  1 

,  ,   T,^  ^  o      Northwich    i 

dale  M.    87 

ara     ...       ...       ...  160  Vol.11.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Mondren  anas  Mondrem  100 

Malbano  Wico  228    Newton   I 

Nauntwiche    2 

Vol.  3.    C.    Hejtry  8.  Northwyche   2,  5 

Northwich    i     Newton   3 

Newhall  M   2    Netherpever    4 

Nantwich         ...  5,  15 

Northwich        ...          5,  15  Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Neston  magna  and  parva  Part  2 

RR  7.15    Newton   19 

Northerden  R   7    Namptwicke    20 

Neston   7    Nauntwiche    96 

Northwiche      ...      9,  10,  17  Part  3 

Norbury  M.      ...       ...      9  Newton  heath  alias  Fox- 

Nantwiche,  n,  13  ;  M.  14,  17       wistheath    22 

Norton  M  13    Norley   322,323 

Norton  in  Runcorne    ...    14    Northrode   323 

Netherpever     ...       ...  323 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6.  Neston  magna  and  parva 

Nauntwiche   1,2        RR  476 

Newal  Saltpits   i     Newton  508 

Northwiche      ...       ...      2  Northerden      ...      509,  510 


486 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CliESllIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 

Part  3 

 509 

 510 


Henry  VIII. 


Newton 
Neston 


Vol.  13.  N. 

ElizabetJi. 

Part  I 

Newhall... 

 200 

i\  c vv  ton  . . . 



Nampvvich,  P' 

I.  -  406; 

P'  2.-71 

271 

lNr;iiinf\virli  P' 

I    —  AC\1  ' 

4U/  , 

P'  ^  _T/f  ^ 

1   —  14j 

Part  I 

Netherpever 

 407 

Newbold 

 592 

Part  2 

Northwich 

  87 

Nethertabley 

 191 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elisabeth. 

Part  I 

Nauntwich 

  50 

Newhall... 

  95 

Netherpever 

165,  194 

Newton  . . . 

 194 

Nantwiche 

 194 

Newbolde 

.     ...  220 

Nether  Knutsford       ...  228 

Netherwarton 

"...  228 

Newtons 

 228 

Norley  ... 

 228 

Newton  ... 

 389 

Northroade 

 389 

Vol.  15.  P. 

EiizabctlL 

Neston  ... 

  52 

Newbold 

  54 

Newton  ... 

62,74 

Nantwich 

  74 

Vol.  16.    d.  Jmnes  i. 

Nantwich         ...       ...  4 

Norton   5 

Netherwalton   5 

Newton  in  Parish  of  St. 

Oswald   8,  9 

Newton  ...       ...       ...  13 

Norbury          ...        ...  14 

Netherpever     ...       ...  15 

Newton...       ...       ...  15 

Norley   15 

Newton  near  Tattenhall  15 

Newton  M   20 

North  wade  M   20 

Northrode  M   20 

Northwich    21 

Vol.  18.    S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Newton    (Parish  of  St. 
Oswald,  near)         ...  319 

Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Newbold,  Lea  ...       ...  20 

Nantwich         ...       ...  37 

Newton  near  Old  Castle  130 
Netherfullwich  130 

Vol.  21.    W.   James  I. 

Northwich    8 

Newton ...       ...       ...  90 

Nicholas,  parish  of  St. 
(Chester)   282 

Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  i. 
North  wood       ...        ...  3 

Nantwiche       ...       ...  5 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


487 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Ot  worth... 
Oviat     . . . 


Vol.  12.  M. 

Over  Borington 
Occason 
Overpoole 
Oswald  (Saint)  . 
Otwoods 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Over 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Overpever 

Overtabley 

Owlton  ... 

Owltoniowe 

Okesham 

Overwhitley 

Vol.  15.  P. 
Overmarsh 
Overtabley 


Norley  ... 

7 

Newton ...       ...  ... 

7 

Niterton 

7 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Nicholas  Saint ... 

104 

Northwood 

156 

Norton  Pr  

163 

Newbold 

164 

•Namptwich   

164 

JN  ortnwicn 

384 

Vol.  25.    H.  R.    Car.  2 

to 

Geo.  2. 

Northwich  hd.  ... 

160 

Nantwich   

263 

Neston  magna  (Market 

in  Manor)   

278 

Vol.  3.    C.    Henry  8. 
Over     ...         5 ;  R.  M.  13 
Oswald  (Saint)   7 


H.    Edward  6. 


Vol. 
Oston  ... 
Overknottesford 
Oldfeild  in  Dumham 
Ollerton... 
Occalbstone 
Oswald  (Saint) 
Ower  Poole 
Occulstone 


I 

5 
6 

7 
7 
7 

10 
1 1 


Henry  VIII. 

  4 

  5 

Elizabeth. 

Part  3 
...  322 

 323 

465,  476,  509 
509,  510 
 521 

ElizabetJi, 

Part  r 
 405 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
.  165 
.  228 
.  228 
.  228 
.  228 
.  326 

Elizabeth. 

49,  52 
...  117 


Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary 
Overtable        ...       ...  : 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 

Over  M  

Oiler   

Overwalton 
Oswald  (Saint)... 
Over  Whitley  . . . 
Overtabley 
Oviat   


•  5 

•  5 

.  8,9 
II,  12 

•  15 
.  16 


Vol.11.    L.    Elizabeth.  Vol.20.    V.   James  i. 

Obston  ...       ...       ...      2    Oviat  Shocklache 


40 


488 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  {coutiinied). 
Oviat  Shocklache  alias 

Oviat  Grafton  ...  1 30 
Old  Castle  (Newton  near)  1 30 
Overfullwich     ...        ...  130 

Old  Castle   131 

Overton...       ...       ...  131 


Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 

Peckferton   alias  Peck- 
forton...        ...        ...  77 

Powle    . . . 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Overwhitley  M  156 

 163 


Plymyard 
Prestbury 
Plymyard 


...  322 
...  476 
476,  507 
...  508 


Ockington 


Vol.  3.   C.   Henry  8. 
Presbury  ...   3,  4;  R.  7 

Pinfoldehaw     ...        ...  5 

Polehouse        ...       ...  7 

Pulton  in  Pulford        ...  ii 

Pole    12 

Pole  in  Aston  parish  ...  14 

Preston  ...        ...       ...  17 

Vol.  8.   H.  Edzvard  6. 

Poteshrighley  ...        ...  i 

Prestbury  ...       5,  6,  10 

Pepperstreete  ...       ...  6 

Plemstowe  ...          7)  10 

Plymyard  ...        ...  9 

Plomley   9 

Parme   ...  ...       ...  11 

Vol.10.  K.  Philip  6f  Mary, 
Pever    ...       ...       ...  i 


Vol.  13.   N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Powle   406 

Presburie         ...       ...  407 

Pot  Chappie   407 

Pot   496 

Vol.  14.   0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Pleymondstall  ...       ...  159 

Prestbury        ...        ...  194 

Pot  Chaple   194 

Plomley  228 

Plamstowe   alias  Play- 
mondstowe  ...       ...  270 

Peckferton   326 

Vol.  15.   P.  Elizabeth. 
Puddington    78- 

Vol.  16.  d.  James  i. 


Vol.  II.   L.  Elizabeth. 

Pulton  in  Pulford 

...  5 

Plumley... 

5 

Plumestowe  R. ... 

...6,  12 

Plumley  with  Holford... 

5 

Penesbie 

...  13 

Penley  ... 

5 

Powton  ... 

...  13 

Preistbury 

7 

Peckfordton 

...  16 

"palmer's  indexes." 


489 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 


Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 

Pulton  M  124 

Pulford  Chapel  124 

Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Plampstow  alias  Pley- 
monstall  R.  ...       ...  84 


Vol.  20.  V.  James 
Pecforton 


31 


Vol.  21.   W.  James  1. 
Peter,    parish     of  St. 
(Chester)   282 

Vol.  22.   X.   Charles  i. 
Potteshrigley   2 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Peter,  Saint   104 

Poulton  164 

Vol.  3.   C.   Henry  8. 

Routhestorne  A.  E.    ...  i 

Ridley  M   i 

Rowton ...       ...       ...  I 

Roston  ...       ...       ...  5 

Rowthorne    11 

Runcorne        ...    13,  14,  16 

Rotherstone     ...       ...  16 

Vol.  8.   H.  Edward  6. 

Ranow  ...  ...       ...  i 

Roscorne  ...       ...  4 

Roston  ...  ...       ...  7 

Runcorne  ...        ...  11 


Vol.  10.   K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

Rudheath   i,  2 

Rendcorne  and  Rud- 

worth  R.  ...        ...  I 


Vol.  12.  M. 

Rudheath 
Ranowe . . . 

Rydeley... 
Rishton  . . . 

Vol.  13.  N. 
Rudheath 
Ranowe . . . 
Ranmore  alias 

more  ... 
Rishton  . . . 
Ruhall  ... 

Rowton  . . . 
Vol.  14.  0. 

Romeley 
Rotheston 
Rudheath 
Ranowe . . . 
Ryshton 


Elizabeth. 

Part  2 
10,27 

  19 

Part  3 

 77 

 322 

Elizabeth. 

.  405 
.  405 
Ravens- 

.  405 
.  406 
•  634 
Part  2 
.  92 

ElizabetJi. 

Part  I 

  76 

 228 

228,  276 
 228 


Ranmore  alias  Ravens- 
more  ...  ...       ...  229 

Rudworth  alias  Red- 
heath  ...  ...       ...  306 

Ridley  ...  ...        ...  326 

Vol.  15.  P.  Elizabeth. 

Raston  ...  ...        ...  74 


490  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 


V  Ul.  lU.      H.     J Cl/rito  1. 

balghton  M. 

6 

bnotwicke  K.  ... 

7 

ivuncornc          ...        ...  y 

Sutton  R. 

7 

Runcorne  Abbots       ...8,  lo 

Stany  magna  M. 

9 

Kutnlancl  anas  Kotnland 

Stoke   

1 2 

lo,  17,  19 

Shokelych 

13 

nrllTf=»a1"Ii  AT               in  T7  to 

Stokecombein  Runcorne 

Ridley  16;  M.  21 

Rowton ...       ...       ...  21 

Vol.  8.    H.   Edward  6. 

Vol.  17.    R.    lames  i. 

od.  vviortii             ...  ... 

4 

Sudlowe 

5 

Rakehouse     in  West- 

oale 

0 

XV 11  rv  u/ y                  •••  w,^^ 

Stanley  ... 

7 

Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  2 

Standbychc 

7 

otatnam 

Q 

o 

Runcorn  Abbots        ...  360 

ourlatn  ... 

Q 

o 

oULLon  in  vvyrciidii  ivi.  o, 

T  r\ 
1 U 

Vol.  22.    X.  Cliavlcs  I. 

oalgnton  M. 

o 
5 

T?  n  11 /-"/^ftl  *^  IV/r  T 
XvUIlCUI  lie  iVl.      ...             ...  i 

Standbache   

9 

Ranowe...       ...       ...  2 

Sutton,  Moche  

9 

Kudwortn    alias  Jjud- 

Sutton,  Little  ... 

9 

worth   2 

Sleghall  

1 1 

KuaneatJi        ...       ...  2 

Salgham 

1 1 

Runcorne  M   4 

Rocksavage    7 

Vol.  10.    K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

Stoke   

I 

Sandbache  A.  E. 

2 

Runcorne         ...      164,  156 

Swinehead 

-1 

Rudheath  M.   ...  246,377 

Stathum 

3 

Vol.  25.  11.  xc.  c^r.  2  Kjeo.2,, 

Southey  

Stocklowe 

Rudheath  M.    ...       ...  40 

Rudheath   150 

Vol.  II.    L.  ElizabetJi. 

Vol.  3.   C.  Henry  8. 

Shocklach   

5 

Shotwicke  M   2 

Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Slanghough   5,  15 

Part  I 

Sutton  (in  Wirehall)  M.  6 

Sutton  i6i 

"  PALiMER^S  INDEXES." 


49 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Part  2 

Sutton   19,  37 

Smeton  ...       ...       ...  56 

Stopford    96 

Part  3 

Spurstall    77 

Seacon  ...       ...        ...  88 

Salghton  alias  Saughton  1 59 
Shotvvicke        ...        ...  322 

Stoke   323 

Saile   323 

Stopford   337 

Sandbache       ...       ...  358 

Sutton  in  Wirehall  . . .  476 
Saulghton        ...       ...  476 

Sutton  507 

Saughton   507 

Stampford   508 

Saghall  ...  509 

Shotwicke        ...       ...  509 

Saughton   509 

Saughall     magna  and 
parva...       ...       ...  509 


Part  I 
.  76 
.  220 
.  220 
.  228 
.  228 
.  228 
.  228 
.  229 
Sand- 
229,  231 
...  326 


Vol.  13.   N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Sutton,  [Guilden-]  R.  1 50, 405 

Stoke  R.   150 

Stanlowe  grange        ...  170 

Sheltwicke   406 

Shotwicke        ...       ...  406 

Stoke    ...       ...       ...  406 

Smeton ^//^i'Smethi wood  410 

Stubbs  496 

Stubach  496 

Stangall  magna         ...  71 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Stony  Dunham   76 


Stopfurth 
Sutton  . . . 
Sandbache 
Sutton  ... 
Sheltwich 
Shotwicke 
Stoke  Ashton 
Sale 

Sandbache  alias 

bage  , 

Spurstall 

Sutton  near  Middlewich  389 

Vol.  15.   P.  Elizabeth. 
Sandbache       ...       ...  53 

Stopforth    58 

Saughough  [inBiddeston 
parish]    74 

Vol.  16.  d.  James  i. 

Salghall   I 

Shacklach  R   5 

Stockton    5 

Stathum          ...       ...  5 

Sutton  near  Macclesfeild  7 

Shotwicke  M   10 

Saghall  magna  M.       ...  10 

Stanton ...       ...       ...  13 

Spittle   13 

Sawghall    13 

Saughton  with  Hunting- 
ton   14 

Syddenhall    15 


Shocklache 
Siddington 
Shotwicke  M.  ... 
Saghall  magna  M. 


..  16 
..  16 

17,  19 
17,  19 


49^ 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  [contimied). 

Shocklach    i8 

Shocklach    Oviat  alias 
Oviat  Grafton         ...  i8 

Stretton   i8 

Sutton  near  Middlevvich  20 

Vol.  17.    R.   James  i. 
Sandyfield,     Great  (in 
Whitegate  parish)    ...  13 


Vol.  18.    S.  James  i. 
Saint  Edith    19 

Part  2 

Saint  Oswald  near  New- 
ton  319 

Sutton,  Guildon         ...  391 

Vol.  20.    V.  James  i. 

Smallwood   130 

131 
131 
150 
150 

iddlewich  164 


Stockton 
Spurstowe 
Shotwicke 
Saghall  magna 
Sutton  near  Mi 


Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 

Steyley   90 

Parishes  in  Chester  of 

Saints,  All 

St.  John 

St.  Martin 

St.  Nicholas 

St.  Peter 

St.  Warburg 
St.  John's  Lane         ...  282 

Vol.  22.   X.   Charles  i. 
Shotwicke-park  ...  i 


Sutton-weild 

  2 

onoiwicKe  ivi.  . 

  5 

0  111 

baugnall  magn, 

a  M.    ...  5 

Stockport  R.  . 

  6 

Stanlowe 

  7 

Stampford 

  8 

Vol.  17.  R. 

Charles  i. 

Part  2 

Shutling  lowe 

in  Mac- 

clesfield  Forest       ...  17 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Sfatinpv  pranccp 

...  lUj 

Stoake  R. 

Shortlache  R.  . 

 163 

Shorklach  M.  . 

 164 

Sambach 

 164 

Shotwicke 

 164 

Salterford 

 164 

Sutton  ... 

 164 

Surlach  ... 

246,377 

Sutton  ... 

 378 

Salghton 

 323 

Vol.  3.  C. 

Henry  8. 

Tyngetewysyll . 

  I 

Thorne  ... 

  5 

Totynhall 

  6 

Tatenhall 

 R.  7 

Tramore 

  II 

Vol.  8.  H. 

Edward  6. 

Tussingham 

  I 

Tervyn  ... 

2 

Tilsley  ... 

2 

Torporlcy 

2 

"palmer's  indexes."  493 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  11.  [contimied). 


Temperley 
Thorneton 
Tottenhall  M. 
Tilston  M. 
Thurstanton 
Tilston  ... 
Thorneton 
Trafford 
Twemlowe 


Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Tireford...       ...       ...  i 

Tabley   2 

Torperley        ...       ...  4 

Tibroughton    5 

Thorneton       ...       ...  7 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 
.  77 
.  77 

■  159 
,  322 
,  322 

•  323 
,  476 
490 
507 
509 
510 
510 


Tarton  

Talleston 
Tarven  ... 

Thorne  super  le  Hagh 

Thorne  

Taxall  

Thorneton 
Threapwood 
Tilston  ... 
Thorneton 
Thurstanton 
Tatenhall 


Vol.  13.  N. 

Tarway  . . . 
Toxall  . . . 
Tabley  ... 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
...  406 
...  406 
...  407 


Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 


Part  I 

Troughford  alias  Traugh- 

ford  ... 

  61 

Tarvin  . . . 

 228 

Taxall  ... 

 229 

Tarton  alias  Taverton  ...  326 

Talleston 

 326 

Tetton  . . . 

 389 

Vol.  15. 

P.  Elizabeth. 

Twamlowe 

  54 

Thorne  ... 

  74 

Vol.  16. 

CI.  James  i. 

Thelwall 

  5 

Thingwall 

  13 

Tranmore 

  13 

Thorneton 

  13 

Tattenhall 

  15 

  18 

Taxley  ... 

Tilston  ... 

  18 

Tussingham 

  19 

Tetton  . . . 

  20 

Vol.  20.  V. 
Tabley  Over 
Tilston  parva  . 
Teverton 
Tilston  ... 

Vol.  21.  W. 
Tinchtwissell  . 


James  I. 


James  i. 


33 
31 
31 
35 


90 


Vol.  22.    X.    Charles  i. 
Tranmoll  aliasT  xd^nmox^  3 


494 


LANXASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Hcmy  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Thorneton 
Thelwall 


Vol. 


R.    diaries  i. 

Part  2 

Toddescliffe  in  Maccles- 
field Forest  ...       ...  17 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Trinityes,  Saint  ...  104 


Vol.  25.    H.  R.  Car. 
Geo,  2. 

Tarporley 


to 


Vol.  3.    C.    Henry  8. 

Upton  near  Bache  ...  i 
Upton  M.  ...  6;  R.  7 
Vale  Royall  Mon.  ...8,  14 
Upton   17 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edivard  6. 
Upton  M   8 

Vol.  II.    L.  ElizabetJi. 

Upton   I 

Vico  Malbano  ...       ...  3 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elir^abeth. 

Part  3 

Upton  159 

Utkington   322 

Upton   ...         476,  508,  509 

Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 
Upton   alias  Upchurch 


Part  I 

or  Overchurch  in  Wir- 

ryall  150 

Vico  Malban   496 

Vol.  14.    0.  ElizabetJi. 

Part  I 

Upton  228 

Utkington       ...       ...  229 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 
Upton   78 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i, 


160    Upton  ... 


3,  2 


Vol.  21.    W.   James  i. 
Upton  near  Bach       ...  8 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Upton  R.        ...  163,323 

Vol.  3.    C.    Henry  8. 


Wici  Malbi 

I 

Waverton 

Wico  Malbani  M. 

2 

Willaton  M.  ... 

2 

Wrembury 

•••  3 

Wilkesley  M.  ... 

..•  3 

Werburg  Mon. ... 

3 

Wyncull  grange 

3 

Whitegate 

...  4 

Waryngton 

...  4 

Wrenbury 

...  4 

Wilkesley    M. ... 

...  4 

Wyncull  grange 

...  4 

Werburg, Saint  ... 

5,  15 

WoUaston 

5,  15 

"  palmer's 

INDEXES." 

495 

Index  Locorum 

TO  THE  Patent  Rolls. 

Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  (continued). 

Waverton 

^     T  r" 

Willasen 

2 

\Vestkirkeby  R. 

7 

Wyco  Malbanco 

...  1,2 

Wellaston  K.  ... 

7 

Warfurth 

 1,3 

Waverton  R. 

7 

Witton  ... 

...  1,2 

Whitegate 

5,  9,  10 

vvniieg^aLc  iv.  ... 

12,  13 

Vol.  II.  L. 

Elizabeth. 

Whifpp-afe  M 

T  7 
1/ 

Wyche  Malbanke  a/zas 

Wyverham 

8,  9,  13 

Nauntwiche  . 

...  2,3 

Wolton  M. 

10,  II 

Waddelston 

2 

Whatcrofte 

...  II 

Wigmore 

...  3 

Willaton  M.  ... 

...  14 

Wyllaston 

...  3 

Wintonley  within 

Hall- 

Wolstanwood  . 

...  3 

ington 

14,  17 

Wrenbury 

...  7 

Vol.8.    H.  Edtvarde. 

Whaley  alias  Wall-Mill 

Wedenbury   

Wistason 
Wolstercrofte  ... 
Wilkesley 
Wight  Stretton 
W  renbury 
Warmeingham  ... 
Wenbury 
Westkirkebie  ... 
Woodchurch 

Wallesley   

Waverton 
Wymington 

Walley  

Weston  magna  and  parva 

Wollaston 

Westkirkby 


Wynwicke 
Wico  Malbano 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 


4 
5 

6 

7 
7 

8 

9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
10 
10 


Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Mary. 
Wistassen        ...       ...  i,  2 


Part  2 

Wrenbury  in 

Acton 

parish... 

...  56 

Part  3 

Wardall  

...  77 

Wyrwyn 

159 

Willison... 

...  322 

Warrelson 

...  322 

Wordall  

•••  323 

Wymbosley 

323 

Walley  

•••  323 

Wetnall  

323 

Wyrrall  in  Westk 

irby  ...  410 

Wyrrall... 

465,  512 

Whitby  

•    465>  476 

Willaston 

...  476 

Wyrvyn ... 

508,  509 

Whytbie 

...  509 

Woodchurch 

...  509 

Westkirkby 

509,  510 

Waverton 

...  510 

49^  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  [continued). 


Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Wimbell  alias  Winckell  405 

Wartons 

 405 

Willison 

 406 

Wardsome 

 406 

Warden... 

 406 

Wimbesley 

 406 

Wetnall... 

 406 

Waley  ... 

 406 

Wic 

 634 

Part  2 

Westkirkeby  in 

Al/-'    „„11  /C- 

VVirrall  05 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

AVvbunburve 

...  A 

Wymestowe 

. . .  I Q4 

Walye  ... 

 194 

Wartone 

 195 

Woodchurch 

...  202 

Worrall... 

 228 

Wimbell  alias 

Winbell  228 

Wyllyson 

...  228 

Warlestowe 

...  228 

Wyneslowe 

 229 

Warden... 

 229 

Wymberley 

...  229 

Wetnan... 

...  229 

Waley  ... 

...  229 

Wico  Malbano  . 

 245 

Warden  alias  Wardall ...  326 

Warmincham  . 

...  389 

Wollaston 

...  389 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 


Part  I 

Willoston 

•  74 

Weston  ^ 

•  74 

Vol.  16.    CI.  James 

I. 

w evernarii  ivi.  ... 

3 

Wnitegate 

3 

VVCbLKirKcU^  ... 

•  5j  9 

W^arpe  ... 

5 

VV  lUIlv.b  ...             ...             .  . 

7 

wnitieign 

7 

VV  aiLOii  ...  ... 

1 2 

W^oodchurch 

•  13 

Wallesey 

•  13 

VV  UUUUclIlCKt.      ...  .. 

T  O 
•  13 

Wrembury  ... 

•  14 

Wico  Malbano  ... 

10 

Wiggland 

10 

VVCbLclLUIl             ...  .. 

.  ID 

Widenbury 

.  16 

Worden  

.  18 

Wettenhall   

.  18 

Wychalgh 

.  19 

Warmingham  M. 

.  20 

Wolaston  M  

.  20 

Waverton 

.  21 

Wilkesley  M  

.  22 

Wenbury 

22 

Vol.  17.    E.  James 

I. 

Whitegate  parish 

Weverham  woods 

•  13 

Vol.  18.    S.  James 

Part  I 

Walton,  Over  

.  38 

1  Sic,  but  should  be  Neston. — Ed. 


"  palmer's  indexes."  497 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  [continued). 


Walton,  Nether 
Westkirkeby 


•  38 

Part  2 

•  294 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2 


Vol.  20. 

V.  James 

Warburgh,  St.  ... 

104 

I. 

Wickesley  M  

163 

Wigland 

130 

Wallazey  R  

164 

Wichalgh 

131 

Weverham 

164 

Wolaston 

164 

West  Kirkby   

Weston  ... 

164 
236 

Vol.  21. 

W.  James 

I. 

Walgherton  alias  Walk- 

Waverton 

8 

erton  ... 

236 

Wilkesley 

99 

Wirehall   

323 

Wenbury 

99 

Warburgh    alias  W^ar- 
burrow 

323 

Vol.  22.  X.  Charles 
Wincle  ... 

Wici  Malbi   

Whitleigh   

Woodhowses  ... 


Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Wico  Malbano  228 


Vol.  17.    R.    Charles  i. 

Part  2 

Wildborclogh   in  Mac- 
clesfield Forest       ...  17 


Vol.  II 
Yarkehill 


L.  Elizabeth. 


Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 

^^Qj^  J    Vol.10.    K.    Philip  &  Mary. 


Ashford   3    Aundernes    2 

Alte  Grange  in  Shefton      7    Ancotts   2 

Ash  ton   13    Alcer  M.    3 

Awcliffe  M   3 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edzvard6.        Assheton    4 

Altham   i    Aghton   5 

Arkilgarth    2    Akebarth    5 

2  K 


49B  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 

Henry  VIII. 
Charles  2. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls 

to  Charles  II.  {continued). 
Aldington  in  Mycheland  6 
Aldingham    7  Acrington 


Part  2 
45,46 


Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth, 

Asteley...       ...       ...  2 

Aldington        ...       ...  2 

Ashton  in  Makerfeild  ...  5 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Assheton  alias  Asheton  90 

Part  2 

Alleyes  ...       ...       ...  44 

Part  3 

Ancotes   35 

Amoundernesse  Wapen- 
take  210 

Ancotes...       ...       ...  235 

Ardwicke        ...       ...  235 

Aldingham  Hall  in  Bec- 

liffe  278 

Aldingham  Mere        ...  314 

Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth, 

Part  I 

Aghton  Bayley  ...  71 

Aighton   268 

Amoundernes  ...       ...  545 

Aylethwayt    in  Cart- 

meale   595 

Atringham   597 

Part  2 

Aldingham  ...  53,  161 
Ashton  under  Lyne    ...  225 


Vol.  14.  0. 

Apledore 
Amoundernes 
take  ... 


Elizabeth, 

Part  I 

 168 

Wapen- 
 362 


Vol.  15. 
Aughton 


P.  Elizabeth. 


95 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 

Astley   2 

Alescales         ...       ...  3 

Aighton...       ...       ...  3 

Amounderness,  Wap.  of 

(tithes  in)     ...       ...  3 

Aughton    7 

Aintree  ...       ...       ...  7 

Ashton   7 

Anderton         ...       ...  7 

Aughton          ...       ...  8 

Angerton  Mosse        ...  9 

Allerton    11 

Alker   manor   (tithes — 

late  of  Merivall  Priory)  1 3 

Amesham    14 

Vol.  17.    R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Aughton    22 

Alewood  alias  Halewood  137 
Aughton   163 

Vol.  18.    S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Admershe        ...       ...  48 

Aynesworth     ...       ...  125 

Asteley  271 

Assheley         ...       ...  271 

Accrington      ...       ...  298 

Asmoll  ^//^^^  Asmall  ...  400 


"PALMER^S  INDEXES.*^ 


499 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  11.  {continued). 

Vol.  19.    T.  James  i. 

Amoundernes   13 

Ashton  41 

Aghton  41 

Annerside        ...       ...  82 

Abbotparke     ...       ...  106 

Aldingham  alias  Yald- 
ington  in  Muchland  ...  116 

Ashton  121 

Amounderness...       ...  121 


Ancoats... 

Ardwicke 
Aynson ... 
Aysett  ... 
Avand  . . . 
Ayset  ... 
Alithwaite 
Agrist  ... 


Vol.  20. 
Ayntrie  . . . 
Altcarr  ... 
Admergill 

Vol.  21. 

Abraham 
Accrington 


W 


James  i. 


39 
39 
208 


James  I. 


202 
245 


Y.    Charles  I. 


Vol.  23. 

Accrington  M.  . 
Ashton  M. 
Amounderness . 
Angerton  Moss 
Aldingham 
Acrismill 
Ashton  ... 
Angerton  Mosse 
Aberforth 
Arbery  .. 
Ashton  .. 
Abraham 
Aldingham  alias  Yald- 
ingham  in  Muchland 

16,  17 
2 


o 


19 
20 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
22 


K 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Amounderness...       ...  13 

Ashton  M  78 

Aston  M.  (Amonderness)  184 
Amonderness  ...       ...  200 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Angerton  Mosse  57,  273 
Aldingham,  the  Maire  in 

(Fishery)  ...  58,274 
AsmoU    alias  Asmall 

(tithes)   283 

Archolme        ...       ...  283 

Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 
Bury  M.  ...  i,  bis 

Broughton  in  Fournes  M.  i 

Bolton  in  Fournes  M.  ...  i 

Balderston  M   i 

Bretherton  M   i 

Britby   2 

Balderston       ...       ...  2 

Broughton       ...       ...  2 

Billesburgh      ...       ...  2 

Bolton  in  Londisdale  R.  5 

Brandwood      ...       ...  6 

Bolton  in  Londisdale  ...  7 
2 


500 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


X>cilll  111^  •  .  • 

Q 
O 

ijiiiington  ivi. 

XJLIlcCliriL            ...  ... 

O 

Diynaeii 

"Hn rn p'iof  1"  IVf  in  f^'olnf 

J  Jell  llt,ot.  l  L   IVl.  HI  \_/l_>lllC  ... 

XJl  UU^IlLUIl 

ay  xic      ...            ...  ... 

jDcLi  icy    .  .  . 

JjldKcDUUrilt;       ...  ... 

1  I 

JjldKclcy 

Jjl  CLllCrLOIl           ...  ... 

1 2 

JJCXWICK. 

T^osf  on 

1 2 

BfaHforH 

JJ  IvJiVV-llv^H^l               ...  ... 

1^1  ark"  T^rvpi*'; 

1 2 

Blawith 

Bocton  in  Melling 

13 

Bulke  M. 

Blakeborne 

13 

Bolton  ... 

Bcrecliffe  M  

H 

Brabing . . . 

Byrklandbary  als.  Byrk- 

Barley   . . . 

landbury 

14 

Bewclifife 

Billesbrugh 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edzvard  6. 


Blakeborne 

I 

Burnley... 

I 

Bowland 

I 

Butterworth 

I 

Broughton 

2 

Bare   

•••  3 

Barthomley  Parish 

...  3 

Bailey  in  Mitton 

...  3 

Bailey  

...  3 

Broughton 

Bolton  

...  6 

Bexwick  Bridge 

...  6 

Blackeborn 

...  6 

Bispham 

...  6 

Blackrood 

...  7 

Bolton  

...  7 

Blackrod 

...  7 

Vol.  10.   K.  Philip 

cr-  Mary. 

Bispham  Magna 

I 

Henry  VIII. 
  I 

2 

2 
2 
2 

  2 

  3 

  3 

'> 

  4 

...  4 

  5 

  5 

Vol.  II.    L.  ElizabetJi. 


Burrooe...       ...       ...  i 

Bowland  ...       ...  i 

Bryarley  M   2 

Brotherton    4 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth, 


Part  I 

Blakeborne 

  56 

Part  3 

Bexwick 

  35 

Blakeley 

  35 

Broughton 

  35 

Brownage 

  35 

Byspam  alias 

Bispayne  210 

Broughton 

 234 

Barlowe . . . 

 234 

Blackley 

 234 

Bromage 

 235 

Bradford 

 235 

Bexwicke 

 235 

"  palmer's  indexes." 


501 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Part  3 

Becliffe  278 

Bolron  442 


Vol.  13.  N. 


Burton  Wood  ... 

Bromecroft   

Bailey  in  Aighton 
Bromecroft 
Bowlton  in  Londesdale 
Burnley  ... 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 
.        ...  36 
...  52 
...  268 
...  336 


Burscough  Priory 
Burnley  in  Whalley 
Blakeborne 


583 

.  597 

Part  2 
.  29 
.  68 
.  68 


Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Burscoughe      ...       ...  54 

Blackborne      ...       ...  142 

Bispam  alias  Bispaine  . . .  362 

Charles  2.         Part  2 
Bowland  Forest  ...  46 

Blackburnshire   45 

Bury   46 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 

Burtonwood     ...       ...  76 

Blackborough  ...       ...  106 

Vol.  16.    CI.  James  i. 

Blackeborne  R   i 

Burscough    i 

Brunley   3 

Bolton  in  Loynsdale  ...  3 


Bolton  ... 
Boulde  ... 
Broughton 
Blakenley 
Broughton 
Boulde  ... 
Blawith  ... 
Brindle  ... 
Bleasdale 
Bispaine 
Bisshpham 
Broughton  Tower 
Broughton  (tenements 

and  a  windmill  in) 
Barnacre 
Billesborowe 
Blackborne  parish 
Beirworth 
Broughton 
Blanckehall  M.... 
Brotherton 
Burne  ... 
Bisshopham 
Brunley... 
Brunley  Wood  ... 
Brerecliffe 

Bradley  

Brunley  (rent)  ... 
Brunley  Wood  (rent) 
Bradford    (in  Bowland 

Forest) 
Blawith  . . . 
Bradsey . . . 
Bolton  ... 
Bolron  . . . 
Bromeley  alias  Burneley 
Bolton  


502 


Lx\NCASIIIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  i;.  R. 

Bickerstaith 
Bolton  ... 
Britby  ... 
Brownley 
Bikerstayth 


James  i. 

Part  I 
...  22 
...  59 
...  119 
...  145 

.       ...  163 


Broughton,  Chapel  of  ...  189 
Bardsey...       ...       ...  203 

Bradsey  (Gleastone  flatt, 
Morelands)   ...       ...  216 


Vol.  18.  S. 

Brightmete 
Billesborough  . 
Barnegarth 
Bleasedale 
Brunley  . . . 


James  i. 

Part  2 
...  125 

 157 

 181 

 203 

259,  260,  261 


Burscough 

71,  72 

Bottle   

...  82 

Beatacre 

...  106 

Bridgefeild 

...  106 

Bouthe  

...  106 

Baurighead 

...  106 

Burscough 

...  157 

Vol.  20.    V.  James  i. 

Brindle  alias  Brindhill ...  4 

Blundell  

•..  39 

Vol.  21.    W.   James  i. 

Brockhurst 

...  202 

Bleasdale 

...  210 

Bowland  Forest 

...  211 

Bolran  ... 

...  240 

Burneley 

...  245 

Beerecliffe 

.  260 

Bedforth   

.  271 

Vol.  23.    Y.    CJiarles  i. 

Broughton 

.  271 

Blackbourne     ...  2; 

R.3 

Broughton  in  Furneis  .. 

.  323 

Bowland  Forest 

3,6 

Bickerstathe 

.  400 

Burneley 

4 

Bowland 

.  298 

Berecliffe 

4 

Broughton  in  Furneys... 

6 

Vol.  19.    T.  James 

I. 

Bowland 

6 

Blawithe 

.  6 

Beamond  M.  ... 

7 

Bradley  

6 

Boulton  M  

7 

Boulton... 

6 

Beamondcoate  ... 

7 

Burton  ... 

13 

Bolton  jiixta  Aren 

7 

Bulke  • 

T  '> 

Bowchffe 

9 

Brabinge   

41 

Bardsey... 

9 

Barley  

41 

Bedford  

II 

Billingford 

41 

Bretton  ... 

II 

Billesborough  ... 

41 

Bowland 

12 

Butterworth 

45 

Barton  upon  Irwell 

12 

"palmer's  indexes." 


503 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


rJiUinge  ... 

...  15 

LJrewcline  M.  ... 

40 

Broughton 

...  19 

rJarasey  iVl. 

41 

Barlowe ... 

...  19 

Brewclme 

117 

T»  1     1  1 

Blakeley 

...  19 

Bardsey... 

117 

Bekswicke 

...  19 

Butterworth 

215 

Bromage 

20 

Burton  R.   

28^ 

Broughton 

21,  22 

Bickerstaff  (tithes) 

283 

Barnegarth 

...  22 

Burscough  (tithes) 

283 

Burscough  M.  ... 

...  22 

Botton  ...   

283 

Bowland 

...  23 

Bolton  in  Mores  R 

.  ■  ...  24 

Vol.  4.    D.   Henry  8. 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Cnetenam  M.  ... 

I 

Bootle  M. 

Chetewood  M.  ... 

I 

DarglltOIl  lYl.  ... 

...  75 

Cartmaill 

2 

Bolton  M. 

...  78 

Claghton 

2 

Bowland  Forest 

79>  157 

\^rosLon  . . .        ...  ... 

2 

Burnley ... 

...  80 

Carnford          ...  ... 

3 

Beamond  M.  ... 

...  80 

v^cLLi  y  ovvctiiiiv^Li     ...  ... 

4 

Bolton  M. 

...  241 

v_/artciiit;ic         ...  ... 

4 

Bleasdale 

...  156 

Cliderhow 

Barngarth 

...  157 

v^dlCULLb  .  . .             ...  ... 

U 

Broughton 

...  157 

V^cLoLiCLUli               ...  ... 

f. 

Blackbarrow 

...  157 

V^llCXL^l  LV^li                ...  ... 

u 

Burscough  M.  ... 

...  157 

V^i^dlLCll                ...  ... 

0 

0 

Bold  Lordship  ... 

...  158 

1    rMinc^^<^ii rr n  Ix/T 
V^UUllbv^UUy  H  IVl....  ... 

0 

0 

Bureton  

...  158 

Cokerham 

0 

0 

Betham  

157,  158 

Cokersand 

0 

8 

Bewcliffe 

263,  379 

Caton  ... 

9 

Bardsey  

...  263 

Claughton 

9 

Butterworth 

350,351 

Colne 

9 

Broughton  M.  ... 

.••  371 

Clayton  ... 

10 

Blackborne  R.  ... 

...  315 

Cartemeale   

10 

Cartymell  M  

II 

Castleton   

II 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Clayton  

12 

Booth  Grounds... 

...  19 

Croston  ... 

12 

504 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Ti 
to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 


Clcveley    12 

Cliiping   13 

Carneford         ...        ...  13 

Calcotts  in  Parva  Mytton  1 3 

Vol.  8.    H.   Edward  6. 

Clyderowe       ...       ...  i 

Colne    I 

Church   I 

Croston  ...       ...       ...  2 

Caton  in  Londesd-ile  ...  3 

Copphall         ...       ...  4 

Chiping   5 

Chorley ...        ...        ...  5 

Croston  A.  V   5 


Vol.10.    K.   Philip  &■  Mary. 


Canks    ...       ...  ...  i 

Cartmele  M   i 

Clyderowe       ...  ...  i 

Chipping          ...  ...  I 

Chorley ...        ...  ...  i 

Clyderhaywey  ...  ...  2 

Croseby           ...  ...  2 

Chetham         ...  ...  2 

Cherlton          ...  ...  2 

Chollerton       ...  ...  2 

C  ley  ton   2 

Croneshall        ...  ...  2 

Chorley  ...        ...  ...  3 

Cliston  in  Kirkharn  ...  3 

Clayton...        ...  ...  3 

Cartemele        ...  ...  4 

Childwall         ...  ...  4 

Carleton          ...  ...  4 

Chipling          ...  ...  4 


Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 


Chageley 

  4 

Claughton 

  5 

Comball 

  5 

Chillethall 

  5 

Chipping 

  5 

Chorley  ... 

  6 

Cartemele 

 6,  7 

Vol.  II.  L. 

Elizabeth. 

Cliderowe 

  I 

Carleton,    Great  and 

Little  ... 

Cokeram  alias  Cokerham  i 

Councefeld 

  I 

Castleton 

  2 

Croston... 

 4,  5 

Vol.  12.  M. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Carneford  alias  Cranford 

alias  Kerneford       ...  90 

Part  2 

Clederowe 

44,45 

Culchett 

 46 

Culchette 

 46 

Part  3 

Clayton  ... 

  35 

Chetam... 

  35 

Chorlton 

  35 

Cartemeale 

39,224 

Cholerton 

 234 

Chorelton 

 234 

Chetham 

 234 

Claydon... 

 235 

Clayton  ... 

 235 

Collyhurst 

 235 

Cromeshall 

 235 

"palmer's  indexes.' 


505 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  13.  N. 

Cartmeale 
Clethero 
Coldecottes  in 

My  tton 
Clidrowe 
Chagisley 
C ronton ... 
Clitherowe 
Clyderowe 
Croston  ... 
Cartmeale 
Church  ... 
Conysheld  alias 


FJizabetJi. 

Part  I 

...  30 

...  62 
Lyttle 

...  62 

.       ...  63 

...  71 

...  135 

...  268 

...  541 

...  595 

...  595 

...  597 

Coung- 


shed  ... 

...  616 

Crake  in  Cra 

...  616 

Part  2 

Churche... 

...  68 

Cokehey  alias 

Cockey 

alias  Cockeby 

...  68 

Croston  ... 

...  222 

Caswicke      •  . . 

...  229 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Coldcotes  alias  Calcotes  89 

Conished 

...  204 

Cartmeall 

...  292 

Cockeram 

•••  377 

Charles 

2.         Part  2 

Croston  A.  R.  . . 

37 

Chatburne 

...  45 

Colne 

...  45 

Clithero  M. 

...  45 

Cartmell 

.         ...  46 

Clithero ... 

.         ...  46 

Catterton 

...  46 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 


Childvvall 
Chanon  Winder 
Cockeram 

Cronton  

Conyshed 


105 
106 
III 
120 
131 


Vol.  16.    d.  James  I. 

Church  

Cockersand  Mon. 

Cliviger  

Clifton  manor,  Amoun- 
dernes  (Lunt<^;//<3:j"  Lund 
Chapel  or  Chantry)  ... 

Croston  Church,  Rood 
Chantry  in  ... 

Cartmell  Priory 

Carhouses 

Crosby,  Little 

Crosby,  Great 

Chippin  ... 

Claughton 

Cottam  ... 

Clitherowe 

Chippinge 

Clayton ... 

Catterall 

Cansfeild 

Croston  parish,  Maudes- 
ley  in  . . . 

Coppall  ... 

Charnock  Richard 

Coppall  in  Standishe 

Cockerham 


506  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  11.  {continued). 


Chorley... 

8 

Part  I 

Charnock  Richard 

9 

Close,Castle  Meadowe, 

Claughton 

9 

Wether  Close)       ...  167 

Catterall 

9 

Coniston 

9 

Vol.  18. 

S.  James  i. 

Cartmele 

10 

Part  2 

Claughton 

10 

Chadeley  alias  Cadeley  204 

Chipin  ... 

10 

Cadley  ... 

 259 

Clayton  in   le  Dale  in 

Colne 

 259 

Layland 

10 

Clitherowe 

 259 

Catterall 

II 

Cliviger  ... 

260,  261,  298 

Clitherowe 

1 1 

Coin 

 261 

Cronton ... 

II 

Chipping 

 271 

Claiton  en  le  Mores 

1 1 

Claughton 

II 

Vol.  19. 

T.  James  i. 

Cuerden  M  

12 

Conishead  M.  ...       ...  6 

Cuerden... 

12 

Crake  ... 

  6 

Carleton,  Great... 

13 

Chepeing 

  41 

Childwall  and  Cartmeale, 

Chagley . . . 

  41 

R.  and  Adv.  ... 

13 

Claughton 

  41 

Cartmeall  rriory  (tithes) 

13 

Comball... 

  41 

Cliviger  ... 

13 

Chinlethall 

  41 

Cliderowe 

14 

Conished 

  60 

Chatborne 

14 

Crake  Aqna 

  60 

Colne 

14 

Calder  ... 

  82 

L^artmeaie,   site   oi  me 

Church  ... 

  87 

Priory,  &c. 

lA. 

Cliviger . . . 

  87 

Conishead  Mon. 

14 

Colton  ... 

 106 

Crake  ... 

14 

Crake    . . . 

 106 

Clitherowe 

15 

Chatborne 

 no 

Crake 

15 

Claughton 

 no 

Cartmell 

...  115,171 

Vol.  17.    R.    Tames  i 

Vol.  20. 

V.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Childwall  Chantry 

137 

Crossmore 

  4 

Cartmeale    Priory  (St. 

Colthurst 

  8 

Oliver's  Houses,  Pitt 

Castleton 

  66 

"palmer's  indexes." 


507 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Vol.  21.    W.  James  i. 


v^ciyLuii  ...         ...  ... 

240 

Vol.  23.    Y.  Lltarles 

I. 

Crosby,  Great,  M. 

I 

Castleton 

I 

Colne  M.   

2 

Chatburne  M  

2 

Cowe  parke 

4 

Cadley  ... 

5,  6 

Cunnesley 

9 

Carke  ... 

10 

Cartmell 

10 

Cadeswaldcned ... 

12 

Curedon  M. 

14 

Curedall... 

14 

Croite  ... 

14 

Colte  parke 

16 

Carleton,  Great... 

17 

Cadle,  Little,  in  Fulwood 

Forest 

17 

Cheetham 

19 

Chorleton 

19 

Cholerton 

19 

v^iayuon...        ...  ... 

19 

Crumshall 

20 

Collyhurst 

20 

Claydon 

20 

Carke  ... 

20 

Cartmeale 

20 

Cartmell  Fell  ... 

21 

Chidwall  M  

23 

Crese-milne   

23 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Crosby  Parva  ...  13 


TENT  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 

Charleton  alias  Charle- 

ton  Magna    ...       ...  13 

Charnock  Gogard       ...  78 

Choreley  M   78 

Caton  M   78 

Cliderowe  alias  Clithe- 

rowe  ...        ...       ...  79 

Colne     ...       ...       ...  79 

Cadeley...        ...        ...  156 

Cawsehey        ...       ...  156 

Crosby  M   156 

Cartmell          ...       ...  156 

Cartmell  Fell   156 

Carke    156 

Childwall         ...       ...  157 

Croston,  Chantry  of  St. 

Crucifix  in    ...        ...  158 

Cockshott        ...       ...  158 

Childwall    158 

Croenton  M   180 

Cranford  M   180 

Croston  R.       ...       ...  180 

Castleton         ..^  •••351 

Vol.  2 5.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Colte  Parke     ...  20,  57,  274 
Castleton         ...       ...  218 

Cartmell  Church  Town 

(Market)   285 

Cockerham  M.  ...       ...  283 

Vol.  4.  D.    Henry  8. 

Dalton  ...  ...       ...  I 

Dilworth  ...       ...  2 

Downeham  ...       ...  10 

Button  ...  ...       ...  10 


508  LANCASHIRE  AND  C?IESIIIRE  RECORDS. 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Roles.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {contimtcd). 


Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 
Dounham        ...       ...  i 

Button  3,  5 

Deansgate  in  Manchester  4 
Diddesbury      ...       ...  4 

Vol.  10.   K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

Diddesburie    2 

Daynton    2 

Dogleyes         ...       ...  3 

Button   3,  4 

Benton  ...       ...       ...  6 

Budden   8 


Vol.  I] 
Button 
Balton 


L.  Elizabeth. 


I,  2 
4 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 


Part  I 

Bowneham 

...  45 

Part  3 

Biddesbury 

...  35 

Brylesden 

...  35 

Benton  ... 

...  35 

Bydisbury 

...  234 

Benton  ... 

...  235 

Brisledale 

...  235 

Vol.  14. 

0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Beane  ... 

...  272 

Charles 

2.         Part  2 

Balton  M. 

 46 

Vol.  15. 

P. 

Elizabeth. 

Balton  ... 

...  52 

Beane  ... 

...  106 

Vol.  16.  CI.  James  ] 
Balton  (manor,  market, 


slate  quarries,  &c.)  . . 

I 

Bitton  ... 

•  7 

JLTdglcDeCKc 

•  9 

Bitton  

T  r\ 

BuffeildM.  .. 

.  12 

Beane  Chapel  , . 

.  15 

Vol.  18.  S. 

James 

I. 

Part  2 

Balton  

.  324 

Vol.  19.  T. 

James 

I. 

Bale  parke 

.  106 

Balton  or  Upholland  .. 

.  157 

Vol.  20.  V. 

James 

I. 

Bowneham 

.  18 

Vol.  21.  W. 

James 

I 

Balton  in  Furneys 

.  311 

Vol.  23.  Y. 

Charles  i. 

Balton  M.       2,  6,  1 3  ; 

R.  16 

Barwen  ... 

.  15 

Beanesgate 

.  18 

Bidisbury 

.  19 

Benton  ... 

.  19 

Bunham  Massey 

.  20 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2 

Bitton  

•  13 

Bredge  ... 

.  157 

Bewbrick 

.  263 

Benron  

.  263 

"palmer's  indexes.' 


509 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Dalton  ...    19,  273,  274  283 
Dalton  R.        ...  20,  57,  274 
Drymoulter    Rents  [of 
Conished  Priory]  20, 

58,  274 

Deiiron,  Le      ...       ...  40 

Dalton,  Booth  Grounds  in  57 
Dudden  (Oyster  Fishings, 

&c.)   75 

Dalton   57 

Denron,  The   117 


Vol.  4.    D.    Heiuy  8. 


EUeswyk   

2 

Eccleston 

2 

Eccles  Parish  ... 

4 

Ellell  in  Cokerham 

8 

Estwysell 

8 

Elswike ... 

10 

Egleston 

10 

Extwysell  M  

14 

Vol.8.    H.  Edivarde. 

Eggleston  in  Arch.  Rich- 

mond'... 

2 

Eccleston     Magna  et 

Parva  

'> 
0 

Elleswick 

3 

Eccles  ... 

4 

Eccleston 

5 

Eccleston  Magna 

6 

Vol.  10.  K.  Philip  &  Alary. 

Elliswick 

I 

Eccleston   

2 

N^T  Rolls.     Henry  VI 11. 


JZ/llt-bVVlKC 

r 

5 

Ekelf  on 

c 
0 

Eston  ... 

  5 

Endershed 

  6 

Eske 

  8 

Vol.  II. 

L. 

Elizabeth. 

Eccleston 

  4 

Eccles  Chantry 

...  5 

Vnl    T '» 
vol.  Ij. 

N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Edisforth  in 

Clethero  ...  62 

Eves 

02 

Ellell  ... 

..  526 

Part  2 

Edesforth 

...  222 

Vol.  14. 

0. 

Charles  2. 

Part  2 

Eves 

 46 

Vol.  15. 

P. 

Elizabeth. 

Eccleston 

82,  127 

Eccles   . . . 

 106 

Vol.  16. 

a. 

James  i. 

Eccleston 

in 

Amoun- 

dernes 

  I 

Emmotts 

  2 

Eccleston 

  8 

Euxton  ... 

  8 

Elsewicke 

  9 

Egton    . . . 

  9 

Elell  ... 

  13 

Extwisle 

  13 

Elhill  ... 

  14 

510 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  {contimied). 
Eccles    Rectory,  with 

tithes   15 

 15 


Egton 


Vol.  17.    R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Eccleston    in  Amoun- 
dernes  ...       ...  16^ 


Vol.  29. 
Ettwell  ... 
Ellall  ... 
Egworth  M. 
Eccles  R. 


Charles  2. 


13 
78 
156 
180 


Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Cai'.  2  to  Geo.  2. 


Vol.  i; 


James  I. 

Part  2 


Eskrigg  . . . 


283 


EccleswithDeane  Chapel  104  pj-ekelton 


Vol.  4.    D.   Henry  8. 


Egton    ...       ...       ...  149 

Entwisell   271 


Vol.  19.    T.   James  i. 
Elhill  ... 
Euxton  ... 
EUeswicke 
Eccleston 
Eston 
Eccleston 

Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Eccleston 
Elswicke 
Ewkeston 
Eccleston 
Ellell  alias  EUoll 

Vol.  21.  W.  James  i. 
Eaves  


6 
37 
41 
41 
41 
178 


Farrington 
Farleton  M. 
Fyshewyke 
Forton  M. 
Frythhall  Gr. 


Vol.  8.  H.  Edzvar 
Fullwood  Forest 


d6. 


2 
2 
2 
2 
8 
II 

5 


Vol.10.    K.   Philip  &  Mary, 

Fayleworth    2 

Frekelton    5 


4 

Vol.  II. 

L.  Elizabeth. 

4 

Farleton 

2 

39 

Farleton  in 

Lonesdale  M. 

--> 

39 

Farleton  in 

Kendall  M. 

2 

39 

Freckleton 

4 

Fyshwyken 

5 

Vol.  23.  Y. 
EUesweeke 
Egresfeild  M. 
Everton... 


.     245,  246 

Charles  i. 
...  13 
...  14 
...  23 


Vol.  12.  M. 

Faylesworth 


Elizabeth. 

Part  3 
35,235 


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Forton  336 


"PALMER*S  INDEXES.' 


Forde 

Fishwike 

Feldhead 

Farrington   in  Penwor- 
tham  ... 


39 
39 
56 

222 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Vol.  14.   0.    Charles  2. 

Part  2 

Furneis  M  46 

Vol.  16.   d.  James  i. 

Ferton  ...       ...       ...  3 

Faith waite  Parke        ...  8 

Fazakerley       ...  8 

Fournes  manor...       ...  9 

Fazakerley,  Spellow  in  10 

Formbie   11 

Furneis  manor  (fee-farm 

rent)   12 

Forton   13 

Furneis     (Rowse  Mill, 

Litle  Milne,  and  Or- 

grave  Milne)   14 

Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Furneys  (Site  of  Mon.)  212 

Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Fricklington     ...       ...  156 

Fluckborough  ...       ...  120 

Fulvvood   259 

Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Freckleton       ...       ...  41 

Force    82 

Ful with,  Lower...       ...  106 

Fulwith,  Outer  ...       ...  106 

Furneis  ...       ...       ...  170 

Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 
Furne[s]fells   17 


Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 
Farrington   1,49 

Vol.  23.   Y.   Charles  i. 

Furnesfell    i 

Furneys  M.  ...       ...  2 

Furgus  parke  ...        ..,  4 

Furneis  Fells  ...       ...5,  12 

Furneis,  Low  ...        ...  12 

Fulwood    5 

Forton  ...  ...       ...  7 

Finchthwaite  ...        ...  9 

Pluckburgh  ...         13,  21 

Fernehead    15 

Fishwike    15 

Fournes  ...        ...  15 

Fulwood  ...       ...  18 

Fallesworth    19 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Fazackerley      ...         13,  14 

Fullwood   156 

Farn  worth   158 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Fourneis  (Site  of  Mon.) 

19.  57,81,  138,  250,  273 
Farleton   282 


512 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {cofitimied). 


Vol.  4.   D.  Heniy  8. 

Gosnargh^   

Garestange 

Grissingham   in  Lones- 
dale  

Vol.  8.  H.  Edward  6. 
Gosnarth         ...       ...  l 


Vol.  10.   K.  PMi^  &  Mary. 

Glaisbrooke      ...       ...  i 

Gorton   2 

Goderside  alias  Goder- 

shed  ...       ...       ...  4 

Grenehall         ...       ...  5 

Garston  alias  Garstange  5,  6 

Gleston  ...       ...       ...  6 

Glasbroke        ...       ...  7 


Vol.  12. 

Garestange 

Gorton  ... 

Vol.  13. 
Garstange 
Garstangf 


M.  Elizabeth. 


  49 

Part  3 

35,235 

N.  Elisabeth. 

Part  I 

 587 

Part  2 
31,61 


Vol.  15.   P.  Elizabeth. 
Gressingham    ...       ...  79 

Gidlowcross     ...       ...  106 

Garstang   127 


Vol.  16.   CI.  James  i. 

Garstange  R  

Garstange,  Ashton's  lands 

for  Chantry  in 
Gressingham 
Goosnarghe 
Goosenarghe  ... 
Grimsarghe 
Garstange 

Garstange,  Wimberley  in 
Goosenarghe 
Gleston  ... 
Goosenerghe 
Goosenargh 
Garstang  parish 
Garstang,  Kirkelande  in 
Garston  ... 
Garston-hall 

Grindleton  (in  Bowland 
Forest)   

Grathwaite  M.  ... 

Goosenargh 

Grenehill 

Gleston  Castle  (lands 
near)  ... 


9 

•  9 

•  9 
.  10 
10,  1 1 
.    1 1 

1 1 
1 1 
13 

14 
14 
14 

15 


15 


Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Graiston         Garston...  137 


Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part 

Gleston  ... 


1  "  N.B.— In  grant  to  D.  &  C.  Oxon.,  38  Hen  8,  the  Manor,  Rectory, 
(Szc,  of  Kirkham,  and  Chapel  of  Goosnargh,  are  described  as  in  the  Co. 
of  Chester." — Palmer's  Note  i7i  vol.  128,  under  "  Lancaster.^'' 


"PALMER'S  INDEXES."  5^3 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  (continued). 
Great  Marton  104 


Gleston  ... 
Goosenarghe 


Part  2 
...  142 

157,  203 


Vol.  19. 

Gawstwood 
Goosnargh 
Grenall  ... 
Gosnare . . . 
Greisdale 
Gleston  ... 
Garstang 


T.  James  i 


6 
6 
41 
41 
106 
116 
121 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Greenhurst    120 

Garsting  Eccles  ...  158 

Garstange  R   184 

Gleston   263 

Gelston  M   263 

Gleston   379 


Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 
Graithwaite      ...        ...  12 

Vol.  2L    W.  James  \. 


Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Gleaston  ...       20,  274 

20,  57,  274 
40,  117 
(lands 
... 

...  308 


Greenhill 
Gleston  . 
Gleaston 
near)  . 
Garstan^i 


Castle 


Gressingham 


Grcenhaugh 

50 

Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 
Holand  M  

V^ol.  23.   Y.   Charles  i. 

Halywood  M.  ... 

Gleston  Castle  ... 

1 

Holyvvall  M  

Garstange  R  

3 

Holland  Orell  

Glaiston  in  Hardingham 

Halwall... 

within  the   manor  of 

Holmes  

2 

Muchland   

6 

Hamulton 

2 

Gleston  Scales  ... 

9 

Haulghton     ,  ... 

2 

Greenham 

6 

Honnesdale 

2,  3 

Greentorne 

6 

Haughton 

4 

Greensike 

6 

Hundersfeld 

6 

Greenschowood 

6 

Hayhirst 

8 

Grathwaite 

9 

Horneby 

9 

Golborne 

14 

Hilderton   

10 

Gleaston          ...  16, 

17 

Harwood  Parva 

10 

Gorton  ... 

19 

Huntingdon 

10 

Greenebancke  ... 

21 

Holland  in  Wygan 

1 1 

2  L 


514 


LANCASHIRE  AND  C1I1£S1IIKE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  {continued) 
Ilooton  M.      ...       ...  12 

Harock  hill      ...       ...  12 

Hooton  Mosse   12 

Harwood  Parva  ...  13 

Holkomc         ...       ...  14 


Hyndeley        ...       ...  5 

Harwood  Chantry  ...  5 
Hackensawe     ...       ...  6 


Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Haslingden      ...       ...  i 

liaigh  in  Wigan         ...  2 

Hunderfeld  in  Rachedalc  3 

Halfeld   3 

Houghwyke     ...       ...  4 

Hyton   ...       ...       ...  4 

Huddershall    5 

Hyton   ...       ...       ...  6 

Harwood         ...       ...  6 


Vol.  10.   K.  Philips 

Mary. 

Heysham 

I 

Hollingfare 

I 

Hoton  ... 

Halme  

2 

Holme  ... 

Houghton 

2 

Haughend 

2 

Harpershey 

2 

Hardwick 

2 

Hayfeld  

2 

Heyton  ... 

2 

Halton  

3 

Haythwayte 

••  5 

HoUingfayre  inWarrin 

■y- 
r> 

ton 

7 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Halton  

Hethchernocke... 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elisabeth. 

Part  2 

Harwood  Parva 
Hamelton 


46 
46 
Part  3 

Houghton        ...        ...  35 

Hulmesmore    ...       ...  35 

Hulme  prope  Stopford ...  35 

Heyfeld   35 

Harperhey       ...       ...  35 

Hakensall  alias  Hagen- 
sey     ...       ...       ...  210 

Haston  alias  Hastaync  210 
Hulme  juxta  Stopford...  234 
Hulme  jnxta  Manchester  234 

235 
235 
235 
235 
235 
235 
235 
235 

314 
442 


Houghe-end 
Houghtoune 
Hopwood,  Claydon 
Harpethy 

Hayfeild   

Heaton  Norris  ... 
Hardy  ... 
Hou  Parke 

Harte  Parke  in  Much 

land  ... 
Hamelton   


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Houghton        ...       52,  336 

Hoton  336 

Heckneshall  alias  Hec- 
kensaw        ...       ...  526 


Index  Locorum 
to  Charles  11. 


Haslington 


Halton  

Hambleton 
Hinton  Conyers 
Halsall  


"  palmer's  indexes." 

TO  the  Patent  Rolls. 
{contimied). 
Part  I 

•  597 

Part  2 
.  28 
222 
225 
228 


Henry  Vlll. 


Vol.  14. 


0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

39 

89 

203 
361 
362 


Hepay  in  Leyland 
Henthorn 
Holland  Priory... 

Hulton  Parva  

Haston  alias  Hastayne 
Hakensall  alias  Hagen- 
sey     ...       ...       ...  362 

Charles  2.         Part  2 
Haslingden    45 


Vol.  15. 
Halton  ... 
Hambleton 
Holmes  ... 
Hinton  ... 
Holcarre 


P.  Elisabeth. 


"  44 
71,  95 
..  95 
..  106 
..  125 


Vol.  16.  Ct.  James  i 
Haselhurst  in  Blesdale... 

Horlawe   

Hackenshaw 
Hindley... 

Hawkeshead  (weekly 
market) 

Hestc   

Haigh  ... 

Holkar  

Hardhorne   


riaie 

0 

Halewooa 

0 

Halsall  ... 

Q 

Hindley... 

9 

Hordhorne 

9 

riey 

9 

Hampsfeild 

10 

riollowiortn 

10 

Hakensale 

10 

Haston  ...       ...  ... 

10 

Hardshawe 

1 1 

liUtton  ...           ...  ... 

T  '> 

T-T/-\1  tT-\£>o  1\/T 

jrioimes  ivi.      ...  ... 

T  '> 
1  S 

Harton  alias  Layton  ... 

I 

Holmes  ... 

13 

Holme  (wind-mill) 

13 

Hambleton 

13 

Hale  (rriors  Heyes)  ... 

13 

Hapton  in  Whalley 

13 

Habergham  Kives 

13 

T  T         1.  J 

Hurstwood 

13 

Plaberham  Eives  (rent) 

13 

Hutt  Hall  (rent) 

i3 

llclllVVOUU.                ...  ... 

Holcar  ... 

14 

Hartparke 

15 

HerehiU  

15 

Hareburtli 

i5 

Haldenham  inMuchland, 

The  Mayne  in 

15 

Vol.  17.    R.   James  I. 

Part  I 

Halewood  alias  Alewood  1 37 
Holcarr,  My  reside  Hall 
in   219 

L  3 


5i6 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  1 8.    S.   James  i. 


1^ 

cirt  2 

Hapton  M. 

4 

Harwood 

125 

Hideparke  in  P 

ullwood 

Forest 

259 

Hudderfeild 

260 

Hindeley 

271 

Hamulton 

271 

Haslingden 

298 

Horneby 

Vol.  19.  T. 

James  i. 

Hedmosse 

0 

Huntington 

41 

Hayworth 

41 

Hinton  ... 

82 

Hawkeshead  M. 

106 

Hellparke 

106 

Haybrigge 

106 

Haverthvvaite  . 

106 

Harwood,    Great  and 

Little  

169 

Hindeley 

171 

Hiton   

Vol.  20.  V. 

James  i 

Hawkeshead 

17 

Heskin  jnxta  Croston... 

39 

Hawkeshead    . . 

56 

Hundersfeild  .. 

66 

Horwich 

74 

Heaton  

74 

Vol.21.  W. 

James  i 

Habergham 

.  245, 

246 

Vol.  23.    Y.    Charles  \. 


Xidranignaiii     ...  ... 

I,  o 

T-Talfni-i  1\/T 

jndlLOll  IVl.           ...  ... 

jn dbiiiiguoii  iVi.  ...  ... 

rid.VVKCbllCd.Ll  IVl. 

5)  9 

nigiipdiis.e        ...  ... 

4 

rn  1 1  Lt'    Q  f  It'  f"* 

J.  1  UiVCL/dl  i\.C            ...  ... 

4 

JliyUCpdlKC           ...  ... 

c 

0 

T-i  Q  1  ri  1  n  rr  ri  a  m  IX/T 

1  1  dlLllIli^ lldlll  IVi.  ... 

r\ 

y 

jndWKesneaa    ...  ... 

I  2 

XXUlCdl      ...              •..  ... 

T  "2 

Harwood,  Little,  M. 

H 

1— r     1  rrn  \t\v\ 

IKJU^llLUll              ...  ... 

T  r 

HT  1 1 1  m 

y  1  uiiiic    ...          ••.  ... 

T  r 
^  D 

r-i  Q  \  Tt\  L'P' 

lldyUUCKC              ...  ... 

T  r 

i.  1  iiiicy    ...          ...  ... 

T  C 

lldlUC  UdlKC        ...  ... 

T  T 

T— Tnlm/a    n<^af  A/To  n^ii/^cf  p»f 

T  r» 
19 

Hulme   near  Stockport 

19 

I— 1  oil      ri  ^ i~\Y\ 

iidugnLon         ...  ... 

19 

xidugnenQ        ...  ... 

19 

jTi  drpcnicy        ...  ... 

19 

Heyfeild   

20 

Hardy  ... 

20 

Home  parkc 

20 

Hopwood 

20 

Heaton  ... 

20 

Holcar  ... 

20 

Hasilrige 

21 

Hampesfell 

21 

Holland  M  

22 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Horsham 

13 

Hiesham  M.  Adv. 

77 

Holcarr  ... 

1 57 

"palmer's  indexes."  517 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIJl. 
to  Charles  11.  {continued). 


Huyton  R. 
Halsall  ... 
Holme  ... 
Halsingham 
Hundersfield 


 157 

 158 

 158 

 263 

350,  351,  352 


Vol.  25.    H.  R. 
Hart  Mill        ...         20,  57 
Hart  Parke      ...  20,  57,  274 
Herehill 

Hare  Parke      ...  20,274 
Halsingham  M.  ...  41 

Harebash         ...        ...  57 

Haldingham  (Brome- 


Vol.  19.  T.  James  i. 
Ickornthwaite  ... 

Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 

Inskippe   

Ince 


106 


4 

39 


Vol.  21.  W.  James 
lehtenhill 


silver)... 
Hundersfield  .. 
Heysham  M. 
Hornby  Castle 
Hornby  (tithes) 
Haywood 


.  20,57,274    j„gQi(^    i,^  Amounder- 

ncss 

Vol.  23.   Y.  CJiarles 
it( 
Ince 


...  117 
218,  219 
...  266 
...  282 


Ightenhall  M. 


245 
311 


2,4 
15 


2. 

Part  2 
.  45 


 283 

Vol.  14.    0.  Charles 
Ightenhill 

Vol.  16.   d.  James  \. 
Inceblundell     ...        ...  7 

Idle  Coate  in  Fournes,  in 
Waney    9 


Vol.  29.    CJiarles  2. 
IghtenhuU  alias  Ighiten 
hill    80,  157 


Ireby 

Vol.  4.    D.  Henry  8 
Keuerdeley 
Kepull  ... 
Kersawe 
Kirkham^ 
Kerden  ... 
Kirkham 


Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part 

Itenhill  

Ingold  


Vol.  8.   H.  Edwar 

Kemsey  

Kirkby  Irlath  ... 
258  Kellermagh  M.... 
271     Keuerdley  M.  ... 


158 


d6. 


*  See  foot-note  on  page  512,  a7ite, — Ed. 


i8 


I.ANCASTTTRK  AND  CTTF.STTTRK  RF.CORDS. 


Ixni'X  LocoRUM  TO  THE  Patfxt  Rotj.s.  ITcnryVIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {coutimicd). 

\q\.  10.   K.  Philip  6'  Mary. 

Kendall  M   i 

Kirkham  ...        ...  2 

Kirsall  ...        ...        ...  2 

Kirdynmansholme      ...  2 


Kerneford 


Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

  90 

Parts 

Kerdsall  ...       ...  35 

Kerdmanshull   35 

Kirmanshulme,  Man- 
chester        ...       ...  234 

Keyrshall        ...       ...  235 

Kirdinsmanholme       ...  235 

Vol.  13.   N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  2 

Kirkeland  in  Garstang. . .  61 

Vol.  16.   Q.  James  i. 

Kirkeham        ...       ...  4 

Kellett,  Over    ...       ...  7 

Kirkeham        ...       ...  7 

Kirkeham,  Wesham   in  8 

Kirkby  Ireleth  More  ...  9 

Kidisnape        ...       ...  10 

Kirkelande  in  Garstang  1 1 

Kirkeham        ...        ...  12 

Kilneclose        ...        ...  15 

Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Killandshaiijh  ...       ...  259 

Kenion  ...       ...       ...  271 


Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Kirkethwaite   106 

Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 
Kirkbee  ^//^j  Kirkby  ...  39 

Vol.  23.    Y.   Charles  r. 
Killandshagh   ...       ...  5 

Keele    8 

Kirkeham        ...       ...  13 

Kenean  ...       ...       ...  14 

Kirkemanshulme         18,  19 
Kirkeshall        ...       ...  19 

Kentishbancke  . . .       ...  21 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Kirkdale'M.     ...         13,  14 
Kirkby  ...        ...        ...  13 

Kirkham   158 

Kendall  158 

Kilbridgethorp  ...       ...  180 

Vol.25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Kirkby  19,  57,  274 

Kirkby  Moore  ...  20,  57,  274 
Kiln  Close  ...  20,  57,  274 
Kaywood         ...        ...  283 


Vol.  4.   D.  Henry  8 
Lancaster 
Litill  Hubbe  ... 
Leigh  R. 
Laylond 

Lydiatt  

Lancaster 
Lonesdale 
Lancaster,  vill.  ... 


I 

2 
3 
7 
8 
8 

9 
14 


PALMER  S  TNDF.XKS. 


5T9 


TXDF.X  LOCORUM  TO  THE  PATENT  ROLLS,      Hcnry  VIIT. 
to  Charles  II.  {coutiimed). 

Vol.  8.   H.  Edward  6. 

Leeke   i 

Lenchewick      ...       ...  2 

Lancaster        ...       ...  3 

Leyland...       ...       ...  4 

Lenerden  [Keiierden] ...  4 

Longtree         ...       ...  5 

Leyland  M   5 


Vol.10.   K.  P/iih'p&Man 
Laton    . . . 
Lethume  M. 
Laghough  M. 
Lainsham   prope  Man- 
chester 
Loughton 
Leysholme 
Langton  ...       ...  3 

Langworth    3 

Lancaster        ...       ...  3, 4 

Lyverpole    4 

Leye    5 

Lyndall ...       ...       ...  5 

Longworth    6 

Lancaster  [Site  of  Church 
of  Friars  Preachers 
near]   6 

Vol.  II.   L.  Elizabeth. 

Londesdale  R   i 

Lagram                     ...  i 

Longtree         ...       ...  3 

Langton    4 

Vol.  12.   M.  Elisabeth. 

Part  I 

Lancaster,  Co   42 

Lawe    56 


Part  I 

Lonesdale  Wapentake...  71 

Part  2 

Laghogge    41 

Lancaster        ...        ...  46 

Part  3 

Leyshulme  mm  Hulmes- 

more   35 

Lensholme      ...       ...  234 

Lancaster        ...       ...  442 

Vol.  13.  N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Longton  ...       ...  277 

Lyndall...        ...        ...  592 

Lancaster        ...        ...  611 

Liverpoole       ...       ...  611 

Part  2 

Lathom ...       ...       ...  222 


Vol.  14.  0. 

Leyland... 
Lyvesye... 
Leighes  . . . 


Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

  39 

 142 

...  272 


Vol.  15.   P.  Elizabeth. 
Layland...       ...       ...  79 

Laythom  alias  Layton 
alias  Larton   95 

Vol.  16.   U.  James  i. 
Lancaster  town  (divers 
privileges)     ...       ...  i 

Lydyate  alias  Lydgate  3 
Lancaster  town  ...  3 

Lancaster  Priory  (tithes 
in  Wap.  of  Lonesdale 
and  Amounderness)...  3 


5-0 


T.ANCASIiIRE  AND  rilESIIIRK  RF.CORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 

to  Charles  11.  {contiiiued). 
Lancaster    town  (cow- 


house)         ...       ...  4 

Lathome          ...       ...  7 

Leverpoolc       ...       ...  7 

Lancaster        ...       ...  7 

Lathome         ...       ...  8 

Le  Englishe    8 

Le  Frenche      ...       ...  8 

Lidiatt   9 

Lowicke          ...       ...  9 

Leighe  ...       ...       ...  10 

Layland,  Clayton  in  le 

Dale  in         ...       ...  10 

Ley  land   11 

Longton          ...       ...  12 

Layton  alias  Harton  ...  12 

Lentworth       ...       ...  14 

Lowicke    14 

Lancaster        ...       ...  14 

Lancaster  (Market- 

streete)         ...       ...  14 

Lighe,  Advowson  of 

Vicarage      ...       ...  15 

Lowicke          ...       ...  15 


Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Lancaster,  Co.  (Innotes- 
cimus  pro  Anna  Do- 
viina  Sf7'ange)         ...  236 

Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Lower  Cheesden         ...  260 
Lancaster        ...       ...  271 

Lawton   .271 


VTENT  Rolls.  MenryVIII. 


Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Lowike  ...       ...       ...  6 

Lancaster        ...       ...6,  13 

Lyndall  M  12 

Londesdale   121 


Vol.  20.   V.  James  i. 


Lovethwaite   

8 

Letherland    alias  Lee- 

therland 

21 

Lydyat  alias  Lidzat  ... 

39 

Lostocke 

74 

Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 

Leyland... 

I 

Lancaster        ...       ...  240 

Vol.  23.   Y.   C/iarles  i. 

Lawson  Parke  

I 

Lonnesdale 

'> 

Leverpoole  (corp.) 

'» 
0 

Long  Parke 

4 

Lancaster 

7 

Litherpoole 

7 

Lone 

10 

Low  Furneis  M. 

1 2 

Lawton  ... 

14 

Lentsholme 

19 

Littleborne 

21 

Latham  alias  Lathum  M. 

23 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Liverpoole       ...  13, 

14 

Linaker... 

13 

Litherland 

13 

Lancaster 

T 

"  palmer's  TNDFA'ES.' 


21 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Ilcmy  VIIL 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


l^ytneriana  M.  ... 

H 

iviitton  ...       ...       ...  3 

T  V v«% #~h  1  v'^**  T\/r 

Lynaker  M. 

H 

Mawdelyns  prope  Preston  3 

T                 J  1 

Lounsdale 

7^ 

Manchester      ...       ...  4 

Littledale  M  

78 

„    Mark  Street  Lane  4 

Letherpoole  M. 

156 

Millnegate    4 

Loynesdale 

158 

Michaell's    (St.)  super 

Leigh  R  

180 

Wyre   4 

Linsdale 

184 

Melling   5 

Littleborne  M  

315 

Marton  ...       ...       ...  6 

Manchester      ...       ...  6 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car,  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Leland  Hall   

88 

\  (Jl.  lU.     Iv..     X  llllip  Cf  IVlGTj. 

Part  2 

Marton  Magna...        ...  \ 

Lancaster  (18  Crafts 

16 

Melling  ...        ...       ...  2 

there)  

Maunchester  als.  Maim- 

cester...       ...       ...  2 

Vol.  4.    D.    Hen7y  8. 

Moston  ...        ...        ...  2 

Middelton   

I 

Melling   4 

Merton  

Metingfeld  in  Hunting- 

Merlargh   

don    5 

Mary  (S*)  de  Cokcrsand 

0 

Midler   5 

Manchester 

0 

Michland    7 

Marland 

4 

Maunton   

4 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Mytton  Parva  

6 

Middleton  hall   6 

Melling  

9 

Marsden 

10 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Marghland  in  Pemberton 

1 2 

Part  3 

Melling  

13 

Manchester      ...       ...  35 

Mytton  Parva  ... 

T3 

Michellchurch  alias 

Marsden 

lYiicKieKirKe  ...        ...  3^ 

Mugglewicke    ...        ...  159 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 

Marton  Magna  210 

Mawdisley 

2 

Marton  Parva  ...       ...  210 

Michael's  (St.)  super 

Manchester      ...  234,23$ 

Wyram 

3 

Moston  235 

Middleton   

3 

Muchland   314 

K22 


LAXCASIITRE  AND  CITKSTTTRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 


to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Part  3 

Midleton  Hall  .. 

...  442 

Middleton 

.      442,  467 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Mytton,  Lyttle.. 

...  62 

Mytton  

...  131 

Melling  

...  205 

Part  2 

Morton   alias  Mcrton 

Grange 

...  29 

Mychelchurch  .. 

...  61 

Mawdesley 

222 

Manchester 

...  228 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  J 

Mytton  Parva  .. 

.        ...  89 

Middleton 

...  113 

Moston  ... 

...  262 

Marton  Magna .. 

...  362 

Marton  Parva  .. 

...  362 

Charles 

2.         Part  2 

Marsden  Magna 

...  45 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 
Morton   95 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  r. 


Mierscough   

2 

Marsden 

3 

Mosborowe 

7 

Morehouses 

7 

Merscough 

7 

Maudesley  in  Croston  . . . 

8 

Merscoe... 

9 

Mitton  

9 

VTENT  Roles.     Henry  VIII. 

Mansriggs       ...       ...  9 

Mene  Nore      ...       ...  9 

Michland  (water-mills 

and  ironstone  mine) ...  9 

Marton,  Great  and  Little  10 

Marton,  Great   10 

Maudesley       ...       ...  11 

Mowbreake      ...       ...  12 

Medler   12 

Merton,  Great  ...       ...  12 

Midleton  Hall   14 

Maremeadow   ...       ...  15 

Muchland  (Shepefarme)  15 

Muchland  (Iron  Mynes)  15 
Muchland,  The  Mayne 

in  Haldenham  in     ...  15 

Mireholme       ...       ...  15 

Mufferland    15 

Vol.  17.    R.   James  i. 

Part  I 

Manchester  (Trafford's 

Chantry)   137 

Midleton   145 

Myreside  Hall  in  Hol- 
carr  219 

Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  T 

Michland    3 

Mowbreake  alias  Mell- 

breake  ...       ...  128 

Part  2 

Muchland  ...  90,91 
Muchland  near  Gleston  142 
Marsden,  Great  and 

Little  260 


"  palmer's  indexes." 


523 


IxDEx  LocoRU^r  to  the  P 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 
Michelchurche  alias 

Mikelkirke   273 

 273 


Mellinge 


Vol.  19.    T.   James  i. 

Michelchurch  alias 

Miklekirke    19 

Midler  41 

Merton   alias  Marton 

grange    60 

Merton   7^  72 


Manslariggs 


82 


Vol.  20.  V.   James  r. 
Manchester      ...        ...  18 

39 


Maghull  alias  Male 


Vol.  21.    W.   James  i. 

Moseley  202 

Mirescough      ...  210,211 

Vol.  23.    Y.    Charles  i. 
Muchland  M.      i,  4,  6,  9,  16 
Masden  ...       ...       ...  4 

Mersey  ...       ...       ...  7 

Meller  M  14 

Makerfeild  M   14 

Mellarlawe    14 

Middleton    15 

Menevvike        ...       ...  15 

Muchland  near  Gleston  17 


Manchester 
Moston  ... 
Milgrave 
Martinscrofte 


8,  19,  20 
...  19 
...  23 
...  23 


VTENT  ROEES.      Hcnry  VI It. 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 


Makersfield 
Myerscough 
Manchester  M. 
Moncaster  R. 
Mawton... 
Muchland  M. 
Middleton 
Manchester 
Meirscough 


...  78 

...  156 

...  156 

...  157 

...  180 

263,  379 

...  314 

...  352 

...  362 


Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Mean  More  ...  20,  57,  274 
Muchland  ...  20,  57,  274 
Milldame  Meadow  20,  57 
Mare  Meadow  ...  20,  57,  274 
Mayre,  The  (in  Alding- 

ham)   20,  274 

Muchland  M   40 

Muchland,  the  Standing 

Tearne  in  (Fishery),  58,  274 

Muchland  M  116 

Merton  Meere  (Fairs)  ...  193 
Manchester      ...       ...  219 

Mellin  Parish  282 


Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 

Nether-kelett  M.        ...  i 

Nether  Wyresdale      ...  3 

Northmeles      ...       ...  7 

Nether  Wiresdale  M.  . . .  13 

Vol.8.    H.  Edivard6. 

Norton  ...       ...       ...  2 

Northbreck    6 


5-M 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  ID.   K.  P/ii/ip  & 

Mary. 

Newton  

2 

Newton  ... 

3 

Newland 

.3 

Newsham 

4 

Netherwyresdalc 

6 

Vol.  II. 
Netherton 


ElhabctJi. 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth 
Pa 

Newton  ... 
Newton  . . . 

Vol.  13. 
Nevel  Hall   

Vol.  14.  0.  Elizabeth 
Nevel  Hall 


  46 

Part  3 
•••  234,235 

N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  2 
 179 


Vol.  16.    d.    James  i 

Newton  

Newland 
Norbreeke 

Norbreke   

Northbreke  (the  horse- 

mylne)   

Newbie  ... 


5 


Nevillhall   

161 

Nl  Inf'rTwroiff* 

IN  lULllVVcllLC            ...  ... 

Netherburgh 

279 

Newburgh 

400 

Vol.  19.    T.  James 

I, 

Nibtliwa  iff  AT  err 

i.>  1  L/LIHV  dl          ATI.   ^l.  ... 

Newbigging  M.... 

I.' 9 

1\C\VLUI1  IVl.           ...  J 

4,  15 

Netherdarwen  M. 

14 

Newton  ... 

20 

Norris  ... 

20 

Newton  ... 

21 

Netherfellclose  ... 

22 

Nutflatt  

22 

Vol.  29.  Charles  2 
Nether  Hutton  M. 


78 


Newbiggin       ...  263,379 

Part  I 

,  160    Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Cai'.  2  to  Ceo.  2. 
Newbiggin  ]\I.  ...       ...  40 

Newbiggin       ...       ...  116 

Newburgh  (tithes)      ...  283 


Vol.  4.   D.   Henry  8. 

Overesfeld       ...       ...  i 

Olslake  ...       ...       ...  i 

Old  Wennington        ...  9 

Vol.  8.   H.  Edward  6. 

Ormiskirke      ...       ...  6 


Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  2 

Newbie  149    Vol.  10.   K.   Philip  &  Mary 


Newton  . . . 


157  Orpenshawc 


"  PALMER  S  INDEXES. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Obedeston 

Ovier  Kellett  

Vol.  II.  L.  ElizabetJi. 
Oswald  Twyssell 


5 


Vol.  12.  M. 

Overstanden 

Ordshall 

Openshawe 

Ordeshall 


Elirjabeth. 

Part  2 

 45 

Part  3 

  35 

 234 

 235 


Vol.  13.   N.  Elizabeth. 

Part 


Ollerton... 
Ouston  ... 

Vol.  15.  P. 
Orrell  M. 


Part  : 

no 


Elizabeth. 


Vol.  16.   CI.  James  i. 
Ormeskirke  (St.  Peter's 
Chantry) 

Ormeskirke  M  

Ormeskirke  (GretbyMill) 
Ormeskirke,  Westhead  in 

Oylett  

Oxonholme 

Osmotherley 

Orrell   


Vol.  17.   R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Ormiskirkc  (St.  Peter's 
Chantry)       ...        ...  163 


Vol.  18.   S.  James  i, 


rare  2 

Overburgh 

 279 

Ormeskirke 

 400 

Vol.  19.  T. 

James  i. 

Ould  leync 

  13 

Obedeston 

 41 

Osmonderley 

...  82 

Oxen  parke 

...  1 00 

\Tr\\    nr\  V 
VOL  20.  V. 

James  i. 

Orrell  ... 

  39 

Vol  o\  Y 

1 

Oxen  parke 

  4 

Overkellet 

  7 

Overton... 

..     8;  M.  II 

Oldburrowe 

  13 

Overdarwen  M. 

...  14 

Orell  ... 

  15 

Oxcliffe... 

  16 

Openshawe 

  19 

Ordsall  ... 

  20 

Overfellclose 

  22 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Orrell    13,  14 

Overkellett  M   77 

Overton  M  156 

Ormeskirke  R.  ...  157,158 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Old  Barrow      ...        ...  19 

Oldbarrow       ...       57,  274 

Ormeskirke  R  283 

Ormkirke  (tithes)        ...  283 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHKSlllRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VI II. 
to  Charles  II.  {coiiti/iitcd). 


Vol.  4.   D.   Henry  8. 
Pilkington  M.  ...  i, 
Plompton 
Preston  ... 

Penulton  ]\I  

Preston  ... 

Penwortham  juxta  vill. 

Lancastrie 
Penwortham 

Pillinge  

Preston''. . . 

Pemberton   

Parbald  


Edwani  6. 


bis 


4 
5 

5 
7 
8 

10 
1 2 
12 


Vol.  8.  H. 

Padyham         ...       ...  i 

Penhall   i 

PenhuU   1 

Preston  ...       ...       ...  3 

Preston  in  Amounderncss  4 

Penwortham    5 

Pulton  Parva    6 

Vol.10.   K.   Philip  &  Ma }'y. 

Penkeyth    i 

Pulton   I 

Polton  ... 
Preston  ... 

Pulton   3 

Preston   4 

Pemvortham     ...       ...  4 

Preston  ...       ...       ...  5 

Powlton  alias  Pulton  ...  6 


Vol.  II.  L. 
Penwortham 


Elizak 


Pulston  alias  P 

ulton    ...  3 

Perbald  ... 

  4 

Preston  ... 

  6 

Prysawe... 

  6 

Vol.  12.  M. 

ElizabetJi. 

Part  3 

Presoo  . . . 

 210 

Poole,  le... 

 210 

Preston  ... 

 210 

Pulton  Magna 

 210 

Pulton  Parva 

 210 

Peele  ... 

 210 

Preshowe 

 442 

Vol.  13.  N. 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Penwortham 

 155 

Penwortham 

 355 

Prisott         Prysaw    ...  526 

Pilling  ... 

 526 

Padiham  alias 

Pediham  597 

Part  2 

Padyham 

  68 

Peniston 

 225 

Vol.  14.  0. 

Elizabeth, 

Part  I 

l^lompton 

 204 

Peele 

 362 

Preston  in  Amoundernes  362 

Poole  ... 

 362 

Presoo  . . . 

 362 

Pulton  Magna 

 362 

Pulton  Parv^a 

 362 

Prescott . . . 

 369 

palmer's  indexes." 


527 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  11.  {continued), 
Charles  2.  Part  2 


Henry  VIII. 


Penhulton  M. 
PenhuU  ... 

Vol.  15.  P 

Preshowe 
Penwortham 


 45 

 45 

Elizabeth. 

36,  71,  128 
 79 


Vol.  16.   d.  James  i. 
Preston   in  Amounder- 

ness   I 

Penketh   2 

Parre    7 

Poulton                     ...  7 

Preston   7 

Parre    8 

Preesle   9 

Plumpton    9 

Poulton   10 

Perbold   10 

Pulton,  Great  and  Little  10 

Preso    ...       ...       ...  10 

Poole     ...    10 

Poole,  le  (tithes)  ...  10 
Preston  in  Amounder- 

ness   ...       ...       ...  10 

Poulton   10 

Presall   10 

Plumpton    12 

Pulton,  Great   13 

Pad  i  ham    13 

Poulton   14 

Parrockes        ...       ...  15 


Vol.  17. 

Preston  in 
nes  R. 


R.  James  I. 

Part  I 
Amounder- 

 189 


Part  I 

Preston  in  Amounder- 
nes,  Le  Lee  in        ...  189 

Preston  (Holy  Rood 
Chantry)   216 

Preston  in  Amoundernes  219 

Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Pulton,  Great  and  Little  19 


Peele  ... 

Penington 
Preston  in 
ness   . . . 
Padiham 
Penington 


  19 

Part  2 

 156 

Amounder- 
...      156,  157 

 261 

 271 


Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Preston  in  Amoundernes  4 
Preston  ...        ...       ...  41 

Plumpton    82 

Ponsonby    82 

Parkemore   106 

Vol.  20.   V.  James 
Plumpton  alias  Wood- 
plumpton      ...       ...  4 

Penwortham  222 

Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 

Penwortham    i 

Penwortham,  Farrington 

in   49 

Pendleton   180 

Prisawe  ...        ...        ...  222 

Padiham  ...  245,246 
Pendleton   24  5 


528 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Padiham,  or  within  the 


1  urcbL  ui  i  ciiiiuii  ({iiui> 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

OA  C 

-4b 

Part  I 

Quarrels,  Le    ...  20,  58,  274 

Vol.  23.   Y.    Charles  i 

Penhulton  M  

2 

Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 

Ponton  Dyke  ... 

4 

R  ibkpl<;f"nn  1 

Penwortham  M. 

7 

Romesgreve     ...       ...  4 

Pynington 

1 1 

Rachedale       ...       ...  6 

Pulton  

15 

Roclyffe    6 

Pemberton   

15 

Rufford  M   ; 

Preston    ni  Amounder- 

Rede  in  Whalley        ...  10 

ness  ... 

iS 

Ribchester       ...         10,  13 

Pullyhouse   

21 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edivard  6. 

Poulton  

Ji3 

Rachedale  R   i 

Preston  ... 

13 

Rossedale        ...       ...  i 

Presthutton  M  

7B 

Rufiforth    2 

Penwortham  M, 

80 

Ribchester       ...       •••  3?  5 

Pennington  R.  ... 

157 

Russall  ...        ...        ...  6 

Ponsonby  R.  ... 

157 

Rotherholme   ...       ...  6 

Preston,  St.  Peter 

158 

Preston  R  

200 

Vol.  10.   K.   Philip  &  Mary. 

Vol.  16.    Q.   James  i 

jvixLun  ...         ...         ...  1 

Ouarnmore  alias  Whar- 

JVyULllCSLCl           ...             ...  1 

more  Parke  ... 

9 

Rayditch         ...       ...  2 

Russholme       ...       ...  2 

Vol.  21.    W.   James  i 

Ribchester       ...       ...  5 

Ouernemore  210,311, 

312 

Ribbleton        ...       ...  5 

Rixton   7 

Vol.  23.    Y.  Charles 

I. 

Ouernemore  Poorest 

4 

Vol.  IL    L.  Elizabeth. 

Quernemore  alias  Quer- 

Ribchester       ...       ...  1 

more  Park  ... 

8 

Ryvyngton  alias^'^xxng- 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

ton     ...       ...       ...  3 

Oucrnmore 

156 

Rufford   5 

"palmer's  indexes." 


529 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  12. 

Rushehulme 
Reddishe 
Risheholme 
Rufford  ... 


M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 
•••  35 
...  235 
...  235 
...  510 


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 


Rodilworth 
Reade   . . . 
Rodleworth 
Rufford... 

Rufford  ... 

Vol.  14.  0. 


Part  I 
...  52 

...  62 
... 

...  595 

Part  2 
...  222 

Elizabeth. 

Part  I 


Ridingstreet 
Rainsforth 

Charles  2. 
Rossendale 


.  168 

.  369 
Part  2 

•  45 


Vol.  15. 
Robye   . . 


P.  Elizabeth. 
 105 


Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 
Rochedale 
Rippon  Parke  ... 
Rossett ... 

Ramside     Fishery,  in 

Fournes 
Rainehill 


I 

2 
9 

9 
II 


Vol.  18.  S. 

Rydgby... 

Ratchdale 
Rawe 


James  i. 

Part  2 
...  203 
...  260 
...  271 


Vol.  19. 
Ribchester 
Rawcliffe 
Ribbleton 
Rosset  ... 
Ravenglass 
Russeland 


T.   James  i. 


41 
41 
41 

82 
82 
106 


Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Read  ^//^i- Ren ede     ...  21 

Vol.  21.    W.    James  i. 

^\^y  alias  ^-^hy  ...  210 
Ravensmeales  ...       ...  210 

Vol.  23.     Y.    Charles  i. 


Rachdale  M.    ...  i,  2 
Roughe  parke  ... 
Rowsebecke 
Ruslandale  parke 
Ramside  ...  10, 

Rible  injra  Walton 
Reddish... 
Rusholme 
Rossethwaite  ... 
Rullesburgh 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2 
Riggs  M. 
Rochdale  M.  ... 
Rigby  M. 
Radcliffe  super  Sore  R 
Romesgrove 
Rushing  Pr. 
Rousebeck 
M 


R.  3 
4 
9 
9 

I,  13 
15 
19 
20 
21 
21 


78 
80 
156 

157 
180 
184 
263 


530  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Rotchdale  R  315     Shevington    12 

Ribchester   352     Sonkey  Magna  M.      ...  12 

Rousebeck       ...       ...  379    Scotford  M.     ...       ...  13 


Vol.25.  H.  R.  Car.  2.  to  Geo.  2. 


Ramsyde    19 

Rousebecke  M.  ...  40 

Ramseyde  (Oyster  Fish- 


ings,  &c.) 

57,274 

Rowsbeck 

...  116 

Ribchester 

...  219 

Roborindale 

...  283 

Vol.  4.  D. 

Henry  8. 

S^amplpsburv  TVT 

Syngleton  M.  .. 

Skelmersdale  .. 

Sutton  ... 

Salford  ... 

Shotelworth 

Shippalbothum. 

Smetholls 

Soelbythwaite  . 

Syngleton 

2 

Saurby  ... 

2 

Stalmyn 

2 

Scotford 

...  3 

Sonderland 

...  3 

Stanworth 

...  4 

Swynton 

...  4 

Standen  jiixta  Cliderhow  5 

Spotland  M.  .. 

...  6 

Stede  M. 

...  7 

Staynyng  M.  .. 

...  8 

Singleton 

...  8 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 


Samlesbury      ...       ...  i 

Saddelworth     ...        ...  I 

Stratforth    2 

Sorby    ...        ...        ...  3 

Sutton  ...        ...        ...  3 

Salisbury         ...        ...  4 

Salford  ...        ...        ...  4 

Stratford  ...        ...  4 

Standyche       ...        ...  5 

Sullam  ...        ...        ...  5 

Vol.  10.   K.   Philip  &  Mary. 

Sanky    ...        ...        ...  I 

Salford  ...       ...       ...  2 

Stratford    2 

Strylesdale  als.  Drillsdon  2 

Singleton         ...       ...  3 

Scotford  ...        ...  3 

Steade  M   4 

Sollingfeld    4 

Staynhall         ...       ...  5 

Sosenacre        ...       ...  5 

Sidgenes  ...       ...  5 

Sartmeate        ...        ...  5 

Scotford  ...       ...  6 

Sonky  Magna  ...       ...  7 

Stonar    8 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 

Standishe        ...       ...  3 


PALMER  S  INDEXES. 


53 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Samlesbury 
Scottford 


Salthill  Hey  Parke 


56 
90 
Part  2 

45 
Part  3 

35 
146 


Salford  ... 
Sonkye  Magna... 
Stallmyn    alias  Stra- 

waigne      ...       ...  210 

Salford  234 

Stretford   234 

Salford y?/;ir/(^  Whitcrosse  234 
Stryledale  alias  Drisle- 

dale  235 

Scales  278 

Stalmyn  ...       ...  442 

Staynhall         ...        ...  442 

Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Sonkey  Magna...       ...  36 

Sonkey  Parva  ...       ...  36 

Stamoorth    Stanworth]  52 
Stanworthe      ...        ...  336 

Sonkey  Magna...       ...  356 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Stallmyn     alias  Stra- 
waigne         ...       ...  362 

Charles  2.         Part  2 

Stalmyne    46 

Shutleworth     ...       ...  46 

Vol.  15.  P.  Elizabeth. 

Sonkey  ...  ...         52,  76 

Staynall  ...        ...  71 

Stallmyn  ...       ...  71 


Vol.  16.    CI.    James  i. 

Stannowe 
Stalmin... 
Stalmyn  More  ... 
Stalmyn  Marsh 
Stalmyn 
Salford  ... 

St.   Michael   on  Wyr 

(Butler's  Chantry) 
Silverdale 
Sefton  Chantry 
Sutton  ... 
Simondswood  ... 
Speake  ... 
Sephton... 
Speake  ... 
Sutton  ... 

Standishe,  Coppall  in 
Standishe 
Shevington  in  Standishe 
Speake  ... 

Sutton  

Sutton  ... 
Swartmore 
Soureby  Wood . . . 
Speake  ... 

Spellow  in  Fazakerley 
Stalmin... 
Skermersdale  ... 
Skelmesdale 

Sutton  

Stalmyn     alias  Stra 

waigne 
Stalmyn 
Standishe 
Slyne  .. 


2  M  2 


532 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls 

to  Charles  II.  {continued). 
Stapleoke  (in  Bowland  Soray  Infra 

Forest)         ...       ...    14  Symonston 

Staveley  ...       ...  14 

Skerton    alias  Loyns- 

mill   14 

Soray  Extra  M.  ...  14 
Swartmore       ...        ...  14 

Vol.  17.    R.  James  i. 

Part  I 

Sutton   22 

Silverdale   (Les  Know- 
ings, custom)  ...  59 
Samlesbury  M. ...       ...  119 

Sutton  163 

Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  2 

Sheep  Parke    ...       ...  90 

Sheepefarme  [in  Much- 
land]    90 

Scarebricke      ...       ...  400 

Snape  in  Ormeskirke  . . .  400 

Vol.  19.    T.   James  i. 


Henry  VIII. 


alias  Sy- 


Sowerholme 

...  6 

Steade  M. 

...  40 

Stainhall 

...  41 

Sidgreves 

...  41 

Sailes 

...  106 

Stotparke 

...  106 

Saterthwaite 

...  106 

Scotford 

...  121 

Sowerby  wood  . . . 

...  171 

Vol.  20.  V.  James  i. 
Soray  Extra  M. 


mondeston 

...  21 

Seston  . . . 

  39 

Vol.  21.  W. 

James  i. 

Singleton 

  50 

Standen  sive  Laver     ...  50 

Standen... 

 180 

Singleton    alias  Great 

Singleton 

...  210 

Vol.  23.  Y. 

Charles  I. 

Spotland 

  I 

Scotford 

3 

Scales  ... 

  4 

Slateburn 

  6 

Sandescales 

  6 

Skerton  . . . 

  7 

Sewbricke 

  9 

Staunton 

  9 

Southerwaite 

  9 

Skerton  M. 

  10 

South  worth 

  14 

Salford  ... 

18,  19 

Stretford 

  19 

Striledale 

  19 

Staveley 

  21 

Setill  ... 

  21 

Sheeperake  in 

Kentish- 

bancke 

  22 

Vol.  29. 

Charles  2. 

Sheston . . . 

  13 

Sowerby  M. 

  13 

Shevington  M. 

  78 

"palmer's  indexes.' 


533 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 


to  Charles  II. 
Samlesbury 
Skirton  M. 
Singleton  M.  ... 
Staveley 
Seston  ... 
Steynings  M.  ... 
Stead  M. 
ScotfordM.  ... 
Skirton  ... 
Scales  ... 
Stanton... 
Sewbrick 
Spotland 


{continued). 
1 20 
156 
156 

157 
158 
180 
180 
184 
241 
263,  379 
263,  379 
263,  379 
...  350 


Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo,  2. 


Seamills 
Sheep  Parke 
Scales  M. 
Sewbricke  M.  ... 
Stanton  M. 
Seawood  Park  ... 
Sewrick ... 

Stanton  

Spotland 

Scarisbeck  (tithes) 
Snape  (tithes)  ... 
Skellmersdale  (tithes) 


20,  274 
20,  274 
40 
40 
40 
116 
117 
117 
218 
283 
283 
283 


Vol.  4. 

Thorneton 

Totyngton 

Thorneton 

Tongend 

Treneacre 

Totyngton 


Henry  8. 

..M.  I 

I 

2 

..  6 
..  10 


Vol.  8. 

Trawden 
Turner  ... 
Trenacre 
Tharleton 
Thornett 


H.   Edward  6. 


Vol.  10.   K.   Philip  &  Mary. 

Tetlowe   2 

Trefford...       ...       ...  2 

Thorneley        ...       ...  4 

Tarneacre        ...       ...  5 

Thorneley  Hall  ...  5 

Vol.  II.   L.  Elizabeth. 

Tunstall...       ...       ...  i 

Tarnaker         ...       ...  3 

Tarleton  ...       ...  4 

Vol.  12.   M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 


Tunstall... 

Thorneton  Hall 
Thorneton 

Tetlowe... 
Trafford... 


...  59 

Part  2 
...  46 
...  46 

Part  3 

35,  234 

...  234 


Vol.  13. 

Tunstall 

Ternaker 
church 


N.  Elizabeth. 


Part  I 
.  602 
Part  2 


in  Mychel- 


14    Trenacre  alias  Ternacre  221 


534 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Toddington 
Torvor  ... 
Terridge 
Tearne  . . . 


14 
14 
15 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.    Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Tockholles   142 

Tildesley         ...       ...  361 

Charles  2.         Part  2 
Trawden  ...       ...  45 

Tottington       ...       ...  46 

Toddington    46 

Vol.  15.   P.  Elizabeth. 
Tildesley         ...       ...  44 

Vol.  16.   CI.  James  i. 

Ternebrooke    ...       ...  2 

Toxtath  Parke ...       ...  3 

Treales  ...       ...       ...  7 

Tewhitfelde      ...        ...  7 

Thurland  Castle         ...  8 

Tunstall  R   8 

Thorneton       ...       ...  9 

Trincklett        ...        ...  9 

Torvor  ...        ...        ...  9 

Tilberthwayte  ...       ...  9 

Tarbucke  (Chappell 

place)...       ...       ...  ID 

Thorneton       ...       ...  10 

Turnall  ...                   ...  10 

Thorneley        ...        ...  10 

Trunall  ...        ...        ...  10 

Thiselton    12 

Thornton  in  Amoundernes  12 

Trinmoe          ...     ....  13 

Towneley  M.    ...       ...  13 

Townley    (rent   out  of 

Manor)    13 

Townley  (rent)   13 


Vol.  18.   S.  James  i. 

Part  2 

Todmardine     ...       ...  260 

Thorneley        ...        ...  271 

Tildesley         ...       ...  271 

Vol.  19.   T.  James  i. 
Turnor  ...       ...       ...  6 

Trayrigge        ...        ...  6 

Thurneley        ...        ...  41 

Tarnaker         ...        ...  41 

Thorneley-hall ...        ...  41 

Tilberthwaite   ...        ...  82 

Thorpehanstie  ...       ...  115 

Tarngreene  alias  Terner- 
greene  ...        ...  115 

Tottleworth     ...       ...  169 

Vol.  20.   V.  James  I. 
Twiston...        ...        ...  18 

Torbock...       ...       ...  39 

Vol.  21.   W.  James  i. 
Tottington       ...       ...  245 

Vol.  23.  Y.    Charles  i. 

Todmerdine     ...       ...  i 

Torvor  ...        ...        ...  i 

Terne    ...       ...       ...  6 

Torvor  ...       ...       ...  9 

Thorisholme  in  Loins- 
dale  Wap.     ...       ...  12 


PALMER  S  INDEXES. 


535 


Ulverston 
Upperyding 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 

to  Charles  II.  {continued). 
Tunstall...       ...       ...  i6 

Tarne    ...       ...       ...  17 

Tutbury    18 

Tetlowe...       ...       ...  19 

Trafford    19 

Templand        ...       ...  21 

Torver-wood    ...       ...  21 


Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Toddington      ...       ...  79 

Thorisholme     ...        ...  156 

Thurland   158 

Tunstall  158 

Tunstall  R  180 

Torver  ...       ...     263,  379 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Tower  M.    41 

Torver  Bailiwick        ...  117 

Tathan  282 

Tatham  Park  and  Adv.  282 
Tunstall...       ...       ...  283 

Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 

Underworth     ...       ...  i 

Urswycke        ...       ...  i 

Ullerston    2 

Vol.  8.    H.    Edward  6. 
Ulverston        ...       ...  3 

Valnes  [Ulnes  Walton]  4 
Ulneswalton  M.         ...  5 

Vol.  10.  K  Philip  &  Mary. 
Urdeshalle       ...       ...  2 


Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 
Ulnestwalton   ...       ...  4 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  3 

Urswicke  Terne         ...  314 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Ulverston   160 

Ulmerston   204 

Charles  2.         Part  2 
Ursewicke       ...       ...  46 

Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 

Ulneswalton     ...  ...  7 

Ulverston  Rectory  and 

tithes  in        ...  ...  9 

Ulverston        ...  ...  9 

Ulverston  R.    ...  ...  9 

Ulverston        ...  ...  14 

Urswicke         ...  ...  14 

Urswicke  (fishery)  ...  15 

Ulverston    15 

Vol.  17.    R.   James  i. 

Part  I 

Urswicke  R.  (tithes)  ...  203 
Ulverston  (Lee  Hee)  ...  203 
Ursewicke       ...       ...  216 

Vol.  18.    S.   James  i. 

Part  2 

Urswicke  in   Muchland  232 


536  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Vol.  19.    T.   James  i. 

Ulverstone       ...       ...  6 

Urswicke         ...       ...  6 

Ulnes  Walton   37 

Upmeridinge  in  Obedes- 

ton    41 

Ulverston  M   82 

Vol.  20.    V.   James  i. 
Ulnes  [Walton]         ...  39 

Vol.  23.    Y.    Charles  i. 
Ursewicke        ...       ...  6 

Ursewicke  fishery       ...  17 
Unithwaite      ...       ...  22 

Urswicke  in  Muchland ...  23 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 
Ulverstone  R.  ...       ...  157 

Urswick   263,  379 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 
Ursewick  Tarne    20,  58,  274 

Urswicke  M  40 

Urswick...       ...       ...  117 


Vol.  4.    D.    Henry  8. 


Walton  

I 

Wigan  

I 

Whittingham  

2 

Whetyngton 

3 

Watford  

3 

Wheleton 

3 

Wythinghill   

3 

Wolden  Magna  et  Parva 

4 

Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 


Westlaks 

4 

Westwood 

4 

W^eryngton 

5 

Wnalley 

5 

vv  nitworLii        ...  ... 

u 

VV  arriiigtoii       ...  ... 

7 

Wennington  Veter 

9 

Wnalley 

10 

Wiswold  in  Whalley 

1 1 

Witton  in  Blakebourne 

1 1 

VV es tnaugnton  ivi.  ... 

T  T 
i  1 

W^ygan  ... 

I  I 

Writtington 

12 

Wiresdale 

12 

Whetyngdon  M. 

13 

Warton  M  

13 

Whalley   

13 

Wiswold  in  Whalley  ... 

13 

Witton  in  Blakeborne . . . 

13 

Wygan  

14 

Vnl  8     H     Fd7imrd  6 

V  yjl.    0.        ^i.        J-j U' Lv  14' f  I4f  \J. 

vVnalley  K. 

I 

vv  arton  ...        ...  ... 

z 

Woodland 

2 

Wegan  ... 

2 

Wednes  in  Mersey 

3 

Walton  [Ulnes] 

4 

Worthington 

5 

Wiggen  ... 

6 

Whalley  

6 

Vol.  10.   K.  Philip  &  Mary. 

Wery  ngton 

I 

Wyfeld  

I 

Whalley   

I 

"palmer's  indexes." 


537 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 

to  Charles  II.  {continued). 

Worston  ...       ...  2 

Wittell  in  le  Woods    ...  2 

Whittington    2 

Walton   3 

Warton  ...       ...       ...  3 

Warrington      ...       ...  4 

Warton  ...       ...       ...  5 

Whittingham   5 

Wolton  Magna  et  Parva 

M   5 

Walton   6 

Wethington    6 

Whatford    6 

Wyfolde    6 

Vol.  II.    L.  Elizabeth. 


Henry  VIII. 


Vol.  13.    N.  Elizabeth. 


Wulstan 

...  3 

Warrington 

...  3 

Whittell... 

...  3 

Walche  Whittle 

...  3 

Wrightington  . . . 

...  4 

Walchwittle 

...  4 

Wigan  ... 

...  4 

Walton  ... 

...  5 

Wynwicke 

...  5 

Wigan  ... 

...  5 

Walton  near  Preston 

...  5 

Vol.  12.    M.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Whittington 

...  57 

Wiresdale,  Nether 

...  90 

Part  3 

Warton  ... 

7,  26 

Withington 

35,234 

Windell  in  Scales 

...  278 

Warton  ... 

520,  439 

Part  I 

Witninnill 

...  52 

Wheleton 

...  52 

Wysewall 

...  62 

Woolton 

...  138 

Wheleton 

...  336 

Withinhall 

...  336 

Winwyke 

...  595 

Part  2 

Warrington 

...  50 

Whalley  

...  68 

Vol.  14.    0.  Elizabeth. 

Part  I 

Warton... 

...  358 

Worsley 

...  361 

Windle  

...  369 

Whiston 

...  369 

Windle  in  Prescott 

...  369 

Whyston 

...  369 

Charles  2. 

Part  2 

Worston 

...  45 

Vol.  15.    P.  Elizabeth. 

Worseley 

...  44 

Warton  ... 

...  95 

Whiston 

...  120 

Vol.  16.    d.   James  i. 

Whorl  owe  alias  Horlawe  2 

Wiersdale 

2 

Warrington 

"  '  2,  3 

Warton  in  Wiresdale 

...  3 

Wraye  ... 

...  4 

Warton  (Stipend  in 

the 

church) 

...  4 

538  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  P. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued). 


Windle                       ...  7 

West  Darby     ...       ...  7 

Whiston          ...       ...  7 

Wyndle ...       ...       ...  7 

Wydnes...       ...        ...  7 

Wigan  ...       ...       ...  7 

Wrightington   7 

Warrington      ...        ...  7 

Westbie...       ...       ...  7 

Woodplumpton          ...  8 

Wesham  in  Kirkeham...  8 

Woodplumpton          ...  8 

Wiersdale,  Nether      ...  8 

Wimberley  in  Garstange  9 

Wigan   ...        ...        ...  9 

Whittingham   9 

Waney  ...        ...        ...  9 

Wharmore  alias 

Quarmore  Parke  ...  9 
Wawney   Fishery,  in 

Fournes        ...        ...  9 

West  Derby    10 

Walton  parish  ...        ...  lO 

Walton   10 

Wigan   10 

Wiersdale        ...       ...  10 

Whalley    10 

Whiston    10 

Westbie...       ...       ...  11 

Westby  M   12 

Wessam...       ...       ...  12 

Warton   12 

Whalley,  Hapton  in    ...  13 

Worsthorne  (mills)     ...  13 

Whalley    13 

Whalley  parish  (rent)  ...  13 

Westderby       ...       ...  14 


Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 


Wheatley    14 

Wolton,  Great  and  Little, 


(parcel    of  the  Pre- 

ceptory  of 

Eveley 

alias  Steade) 

  H 

Werelett 

  15 

Worthwicke 

...  15 

Woen  Crosses  . 

  15 

Whitwell 

  15 

Vol.  17.  R. 

James  i. 

Part  I 

Wrason  ... 

 119 

Walton,  Great 

 137 

Walter         Watre     ...  137 

Warrington,     late  of 

Norton  Mon. 

 147 

Vol.  18.  S. 

James  i. 

Part  2 

Wharton 

..  156,157 

Wharton  in 

Amoun- 

dernes 

 157 

Walton  ... 

 181 

Wyersdale 

 203 

Wraa 

 203 

Whittingham 

 271 

Wheteley 

 271 

Vol.  19.    T.   James  i. 


Wenington,  Great 

...  13 

Wrey 

...  13 

Wrightington   . . . 

•••  37 

Warton  ... 

...  41 

Whittingham  ... 

...  41 

"palmer's  indexes."  539 

Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls.     Henry  VIII. 
to  Charles  II.  {continued), 

Woodplumpton  ...    77    Wygan  M  14 

Wolverston    82    Walton-in-le-Dale  M.  ...  14 


Whitbecke 

82 

Wolstan 

...  15 

Wickham 

82 

Winstanley 

...  15 

Warton  alias  Wharton . . . 

168 

Waney  

...  16 

Wofall  

174 

Wharmore 
Wheate  Farme... 

10 

...  17 

Wilhngham 
W^hitington 

lo 

Vol.  20.    V.  James  i. 

...  19 

Wraie  ... 

8 

Walton  

...  21 

Walton,  [Ulnes] 

39 

Warridinge 

...  21 

Wigan  ... 

95 

Walton  ... 
Wathome 

...  22 
...  22 

Vol.  21.   W.  Ja^nes  i, 

Westerby  M.  ... 

...  23 

Winwicke 

lOI 

Wavertree 

...  23 

Wraa 

210 

Wyersdale   in  Querne- 

more  Forest  ... 

210 

Vol.  29.    Charles  2. 

Walton  

248 

Walton  

West  Derby 

...  13 
...  13 

Vol.  23.   Y.   Charles  i. 

Windle  

...  13 

Warton  M  

2 

Whetham 

...  13 

Widnes  M  

2 

Wharton 

...  13 

Worston  M  

2 

Walton  M. 

...  14 

Wydersdale  hd. 

3 

Winmerleigh  ... 

...  78 

Wyersdale 

5,6 

Whittington 

...  73 

Whateflatte   

6 

Wraa  M. 

...  156 

Westderby  M  

7 

West  Derby  M. 

...  156 

Wavertree 

8 

Wyersdale 

...  156 

Walney  alias  Wainow, 

Walton  

156,  157 

Isle  of 

8 

Whittington 

...  157 

Widness  M  

9 

Winwick 

...  158 

Walton  

10 

Winnington 

...  158 

Walden,  Great  and  Little 

12 

Warton  ... 

...  158 

Walton  

13 

Warrington 

...  158 

Waynowe 

13 

Winwick  R. 

...  180 

Walney,  Isle  of. . . 

13 

Widness  M. 

...  269 

540 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Index  Locorum  to  the  Patent  Rolls. 
to  Charles  II.  (co7ttimced). 

Vol.  25.  H.  R.  Car.  2  to  Geo.  2. 

Wallney...       ...       ...  19 

Werelett  ...  20,  57,  274 

Worthwick      ...  20,  57,  274 

Wheat  farmes  [of  Conis- 
hed  Priory]  ...  20,  58,  274 

Walney  (Oyster  Fishings, 
&c.)    57 

Walney  (Liberty  of  tak- 
ing Coneys)   57 

Wennington   283 


Wray 

Wrayton 

Whittington 

Vol.  16. 
Yarleth  ... 


Henry  VIII. 

 283 

 283 

 283 


d.  James  i. 


Vol.  23.  Y, 

Yarleside  wood... 
Yerleth  


Charles  i. 


6 
10 


enir  of  part  \\. 


ais,  =at  the  suit  of.  n.  =note.         v.  =  versus. 


A. 

Abbey  ats.  Mercer,  254 
Accrington,  Tenants  of,  293 
Acton,  Priest  in,  139 
Adams,  Anthony,  Pedigree  of,  20 

,,      Richard,  401 
Adlington  v.  Herrick,  283 

,,       ats.  Anderton,  246 
Ains worth.  Aynesworth 
Albemarle,  Earl  of,  81 
Alden,  John,  412 

Aldersey,  ,  375 

,,       Fulk,  Mayor  of  Chester,  336 
Allen,  or  Allan,  Elizabeth,  344,  345 
„      Ellen,  344,  345 
,,     Isaac,  413 
„     John,  344,  345 
„     Katherine,  344,  345 
Mary,  344,  345 
Richard,  419 
Thomas,  408 
„      William,  419 
,,      William,  M.A.,  342 
^  Alleyn,  Francis,  347 
AUeyn  v.  Holland,  252 
Allibon,  Sir  Richard,  Knt.,  34 
Alporte,  Richard,  186,  187 
Ambrose,  James,  387 

,,       WilUam,  424 
Ambrose  ats.  Herbert,  287 
Amounderness,  Dean  of,  221 

„  Master  Forester  of,  100 

Steward  of,  264 
Amson,  William,  402 
Anderton,  Catherine,  171 
„       Christopher,  180 
,,       Sir  Francis,  171,  173 

Hugh,  171,  424 
,,       James,  32,  178,  424 
,,       James,  of  Claydon,  182 
,,       John,  171,  300 


Anderton,  Dame  Margaret,  171 

,,       William,  424 
Anderton  v.  Adlington,  246 

,,      ats.  Wynstanly,  256 
Anderton  Family,  Deeds  of,  171 
Andrew  v.  Halliwell,  248 
Anion,  or  Anyon,  John,  181,  397 

Applebye,   ,  377 

Arden,  or  Ardene,  John  de,  328 

,,     Peter  de,  210 
Arscote,  John,  138 
Ashaw  V.  Mollineux,  254 

,,     and  wife  v.  Elston,  265 
Ashburnham,  Lady,  171 
Ashcroft  ats.  Ashton,  250 
Ashfield  ats.  Brookesbanke,  248 
Ashton,  or  Asheton,  ,  389,  391 

„      Anne,  179 

,,      Edmund,  424 

,,      Edward,  410 
Henry,  179 

,,      John,  Knt.,  329 

,,      John,  171,  181,  409  ^/j 

,,      John,  of  Penketh,  180 

,,      Sir  Ralph,  34 

„      Ralph,  33,  180,  391 

Richard,  179,  181,  301,  343, 
391 

,,      Thomas,     180,     184,  387, 
424  bis 

,,      William,  413 
Ashton  V.  Ashcroft,  250 

,,     V.  Booth,  260 

,,     V.  Tenants  of  Chatborne,  242 

,,     ats.  Bold,  262 
Ashworth,  John,  410 
Askewe  ats.  Sands,  244 
Aspinall,  J.,  171 

,,      James,  182 

,,      Laurence,  179 

,,      Myles,  179 
Aspinwall,  Edward,  182 


542 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Astley,  Thomas,  i8o 

Aston,  ,  377 

Atherton,  James,  179 

,,       William  de,  Chivaler,  367 
Atherton  v.  Bretherton,  293 
,,      V.  Brotherton,  247 
ats.  Ireland,  240 
ats.  Standish,  253 
Atkins,  Nathaniel,  424 
Attorney-General  v.  Robert  Heast,  346 
V.  Thomas  Middle- 
ton,  346 
_v.  Sir  Thomas  Pres- 
ton,   Bart. ,  and 
others,  348 
V.  Richard  Shuttle- 
worth,  347 
V.  Whitby,  338 
Audelegh,  Parson  of,  yjon. 
Audley,  Lord,  387 

,,      Nicholas  de,  119 
Avedale,  John,  167 

Awdesley,  ,  375 

Aynesdale,  John,  408 
Aynesworth  v.  Isherwood,  252 
„         V.  Whalley,  260 
,,         ats.  Morres,  252 
Ayloffe,  Benjamin,  5,  35,  225-231 
Aynyon.    See  Anion 
Ayres  v.  Crompton,  262 
Ayreton,  William,  250 
Ayrie,  Richard,  179 


B. 

Babington,  William,  397 
Bacon,  Math.,  Book  of,  18  bis 
Bacup,    Tenants   of,    v.  Tenants  of 
Cliviger,  279 

Bagenall,  ,  375 

Baguley  ats.  Prestwich,  269 
Bailey.    See  Bayly 
Bainebrigg,  Francis,  180 
Baines,  Jonathan,  424 
Baines  ats.  Gerard,  Knt.,  288 
Baker,  Daniel,  404 
Bakshulf,  John  de,  365 
,,       Stephen  de,  365 
,,       Thomas  de,  365 
Baldwin,  John,  174 
Ball,  Thomas,  168,  206 
Balls,  Lambert,  355 
Bamber,  James,  179 
,,       Robert,  180 
Bamford,  Robert,  411 
Bamforth  ats.  Birch,  257 
Bancks  v.  Hart,  259 
Baner,  ,  309 


Banester,    Bannester,    or  Bannistre, 

Henry,  179,  184 
Banester  v.  Kenyon,  258,  279 
,,       V.  More,  278 
,,       V.  Tenants  of  Barnoldswick, 
261 

ats.  Newton,  264 
Barker,  James,  424 
„      Margaret,  339 
Roger  le,  359 
Barlow,  John,  194,  398 

,,  Henry,  184 
Barnard,  Nath.,  285 

,,       Thomas,  398 
Barnes,  Thomas,  424 
Barnoldswick,  Tenants  of,  ats.  Banester 

261 

,,  ats.  Tenants 
of  Folrigge, 
261,  279 

Barnston,  Plugh,  395 

,,       William,  419 
Bavon,  James,  179 

„     John,  178 
Baron  v.  Waddington,  242 

ats.  Hindle,  249 
Barons,  John,  167 
Barrat,  John,  400 
Barrow,  William,  419 
Barthomley,  Rector  of,  370  n. 
Barton,  Henry,  347 
John,  182 

,,      Robert,  259 

,,      Thomas,  293 
Barton  v.  Holden,  253 

,,     V.  Southworth,  257 

,,     ats.  The  Queen,  254 
ats.  Shutle worth,  259 

Barwick,  ,  309 

Bar  wick  v.  White,  251,  288 

Baskervile,   ,  384 

Bate,  John,  424 
Bates,  Mr.,  171 
Bateson,  Francis,  182 
Bath,  Robert,  413 
Bathonia,  Henry  de,  80 
Batty,  Richard,  425 
Bavand,  Daniel,  184,  419 

,,       Richard,  184 

,,      Thomas,  342 
Baxter,  Charles,  425 
Baylton,  William,  425 
Bayly,  Lewis,  402 
Beardman,  Peter,  425 
Bebynton,  Richard,  122 
Becic,  Henry,  400 
Beck  V.  Duddell,  248 
Beck's  *'Annales  Furnesienses,"  16 
Beckingham,  Rowland,  425 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


543 


Bedford,  William  de,  152 
Beesley,  Thomas,  183,  425 

Beeston,   ,  378 

Margery  de,  119 
William  de,  119 
Belfield,  Abraham,  178 

„      John,  182 
Bell  ats.  Fairthwaite,  289 
Bellatt.    See  Bellott 

Bellingham,   ,  382,  392 

Bellott,  or  Bellatt,  Edward,  184 

„  Hugh,  401 
«   „     John,  419 

Bellowe,  ,  375  bis 

Bennett,  James,  193 

„      Roger,  397 

,,      Thomas.  419 

„      William,  411 
Bent,  Edward,  183 
Benyon,  Richard,  395 
Berewyke,  Hugh  de,  155 
Beringham,  Richard  de,  152 
Berington,  or  Berrington,  J.,  171 

„       Thomas,  419 
Bernard,  Daniel,  400 
Beron,  Humphrey,  398 
Bertumlegh.    See  Barthomley 
Betham,  Robert  de,  !$!  n. 

,,       Thomas  de,  151  n. 
Betson,  Thomas,  398 
Beverley,  Devereux,  403 
Beverley,  Provost  of,  80 
Bibby  a^s.  Prestly,  252 
Bickerton,  George,  419 
Bidder,  Thomas,  180 
Biddulph,  John,  348 
Bigby,  Adam,  411 
Billinge,  Thomas,  402 

,,       WilHam,  404 
Billington,  Anthony,  182 
Bilsborough,  Richard,  171 
Bimson.    See  Bymson 
Bimston,  William,  407 
Bindloss.    See  Byndloss 
Birch,  George,  179 
,,     William,  409 
Birch  V.  Bamforth,  257 

,,    V.  Greenhalgh,  252 
Birchis,  Richard,  397 
Birkhed  [Birkenhead],  Prior  of,  I2i 

„  Steward  of  the  Priory  of,  102 
Birley,  Robert,  179 

Biron,  ,  390 

Bispam  [Bispham],  William,  406 
Blacon,  John,  399 

Blackborne,  or  Blakeburne,  ,  313 

,,         Gilbert,  147  n. 
„         Gilbert,  son  of  Henry  de, 
364 


Blackborne,  Henry,  147  n. 

Henry  de,  364 
Robert,  147  n. 
,,         Thomas,  382 
Blackburn  Family,  Pedigree  of,  364, 
36s 

Blackburn,  Tenants  of,  293,  294 
Blackburnshire,  Lord  of,  363 

Master    Forester  of, 

lOI 

Castle,    Steward  of, 
363 

Blacklach,  William,  409 
Blague,  Thomas,  402 
Blelocke  afs.  Bradshawe,  348 

Blundell,   ,  306 

„       Nicholas,  353 
„       Robert,  178 

William,    171,    183,  344, 
425 

Boden,  Samuel,  414 
Bohun.    See  De  Bohun 
Bold,  or  Bould,  Edward,  406 
,,    John,  171 
,,    Richard,  183,  262 
,,    Sir  Thomas,  32 
Bold  V.  Ashton,  262 
,,   ats.  Eltonhead,  276 
,,    ats.  Parker,  235 
,,   afs.  Rowley,  276 
Bolland  Forest,  Bailiff  of,  291 
,,  Foresters  of,  291 

,,        ,,      See  Bowland 
Bolles,  Mr.,  135 
„     W.,  136 
Bolron,  Thomas,  299 
Bolton,  George,  179 
„      Roger  de,  327 
,,      WilHam,  171,  179 
Bolton  a/s.  Coleman,  256 
Bond  ats.  Preston  and  Curwin,  247 
Booth,  Bouth,  or  Bothe,  Sir  George, 
Knt.  and  Bart.,  220 
„      George,  107,  222 
„      Henry,  425 
,,      Humphrey,  183 
,,     John  de,  328 
Lawrence,  419 
Thomas,  122 
,,      William,  Knt.,  121 
,,      William,  186 
Booth  afs.  Ashton,  260 
Bootle,  Thomas,  68  dzs 
Bootle  ats.  Stanton,  256 
Borwick,  Henry,  171 
Bosier,  Robert,  193 
Bosley,  Tenants  of,  201 
Bostocke,  George,  186 
Richard,  185 


544  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Bostocke,  Thomas,  402 
Boswell,  Thomas,  396 
Botiler,  Boteler,  or  Bottiler,  Adam  le, 
151;/. 
Avicia  le,  151  n. 
,,     Goditha  le,  151  n. 
,,     John,  Knt.,  324 
,,     John  le,  370  n. 
Richard  le,  15 1  n. 
Thomas,  386 
„      William,  306,  324,  386 
Bourbon,  Duke  of,  221 
Bovile,  Stephen,  419 
Bower,  ah'as  Johnson,  Thomas,  181 
Bower,  William,  425 
Bowkeley,  Thomas,  409 
Bowker,  Adam,  425 
Peter,  425 
Bowland,  Master  Forester  of,  lOl 

,,       See  Bolland 
Brabanor,  Robert,  409 
Brabazon,  Antony,  Knt.,  186 
Brabin,  or  Brabyne,  John,  180 
,,     Thomas,  425 
„     William,  183 
Braddill,  or  Bradyll,  381,  391 

John,  159,  389 
Brade,  John,  425 
Bradley,  James,  179 

,,      Thomas,  384 
Bradshaw,  Bradshagh,   or  Bradshaa, 

 ,  277 

„         John,  425 
,,        John  de,  362 
„         Mabel  de,  362 
„         Roger,  184 
WiUiam,  30 
,,         William  de,  Knt.,  362 
,,         William,  son  of  John  de, 
362 

Bradshawe  v.  Blelocke,  348 
V.  Holland,  55 
,,        V.  Rennakers,  268 
Bradye,  John,  179 

,,       See  Brade. 
Brand,  Edward,  425 

William,  179,  i8r 
Brasmell,  John,  396 
Brassey,  Robert,  407 
Brathwayte,  John,  182 
Bray,  Nicholas,  412 
Breres,    Brerers,  Breeres,  Bryers,  or 

Briers,   ,  389 

,,       Mrs.,  171 
,,       Alexander,  425 
Laurence,  425 
„       Oliver,  384 
,,       Robert,  171 
,,       Thomas,  167 


Breres,  Sir  Thomas,  171 

,,      Thurstan,  411 
Breres  v.  Halsall,  Knt.,  243 

,,     v.  Small,  241  « 

,,     afs.  Chernock,  244 

,,     afs.  Clayton,  257 

,,     a/j.  Singleton,  254 

Brereton,  ,  261,  375,  377 

Ellen,  120 
Henry,  186 

John,  394,  398,  401,  419 
,,       John,  son  of  Richard,  120 
Sir    Randle,     Knt.,  214, 
216 

Randulph,  218 
,,       Richard,  120,  185,  419 

William,  Lord,  419 
„       Sir  William,  Knt.,  138,  169, 
219 

William,  122,  161,  185,  214, 

215,  219 
Urian,  215 
Brereton  v.  Ratclifife,  259 

ais.  Charnock,  278 
Brerewood,  Robert,  419 
Bretherton,  John,  425 
Bretherton,  or  Brotherton,  ais.  Ather- 
ton,  247,  293 
„        afs.  Hesketh,  255 
Bretland  v.  Lever,  249 
Bridge,  Thomas,  405,  419 
Bridgeman,  Ann,  419 

,,        Dove,  406  Ms 
,,         Henry,  406  dt's 
,,        Sir  James,  419 
,,        John  (Bishop),  404 

John,  404,  411 
,,         Orlando,  419 
Bromfield,  Robert,  419 
Briton,  Adam,  Chaplain,  352 
Brocke,  William,  419 
Brockholds,     or   Brockholes,  John, 
425 

,,  Thomas,  179 

Brockholes  ais.  Covell,  247 

Brooke,  <?r  Broke,   ,  375,  376,  377, 

378 

„     George,  112,  345 

„     Puscey,  35 

„     Richard,  386 

,,     Thomas,  32 
Brooke  ats.  Smyth,  248,  263,  287 
Brookes,  Cope,  194 
John,  347 
Brookesbanke  v.  Ashfield,  248 
Brooklesby,  Bartholomew,  345 
Bromley,  Thomas,  419 
WilHam,  184 
Broster,  Richard,  419 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


545 


Broughton,  Inhabitants  of,  277 
Brouncker,  Edward,  412 

Brown,  or  Browne,   ,  374,  376  bis^ 

378,  379,  386,  387,  391 
,,    Anthony,  302 
Sir  Anthony,  241 
Edward,  425 
George,  138 
„    James,  179,  391 
,,    Ralph,  425 

Richard,  184,  419 
Robert,  405 
Thomas,  369 
„    William,  179,  185,  397,  425 
Browne  v.  Orrell,  252 

,,       V.  Lord  Mounteagle,  251 
,,       and  Cartwright  v.  Legh,  61 
ats.  Lyvesey,  258 
a/j.  Tenants  of  West  Houghton, 
237,  247,  254 
Brownell,  William,  401 

Browneridge,   ,  383 

Brownlow,  Randall,  425 
Brownlow  ats.  Hilton,  245 
Broxupp  ats.  Ross,  283 
Bruer,  John,  184 
Brunham,  John,  206 
Bruyn,  James,  121  bis 
Buckerton,  Thomas,  403 
Buckingham,  Edward,  I)uke  of,  107 
Buckley,  Abel,  183 

,,      James,  182,  183 
,,      Thomas,  396 
,,      See  Bowkeley 
Buckley  v.  Entwisle,  290 

,,      V.  Hamor,  269 
Bulkley,  Humphrey,  186 
Bull  V.  Crosby,  234 
Bullen,  Thomas,  339  bis 
Bulleyne,  George,  401 
Bunbury,  or  Bunberie,  379 
Alex,  de,  119 
,,      Charles,  193 
,,      John,  122 
,,      Henry,  Knt.,  186 
Henry  de,  119 
Henry,  419,  419  n. 
,,      Margery  de,  119 
,,      Richard  de,  119 
,,      William  de,  119 
Bura,  Alice  de,  119 

,,  Gervase  de,  119 
Burches,  Richard,  404 
Burges,  Hugh,  402 

,,      Thomas,  183 
Burgh,  Hubert  de,  357  bis 
„      John  de,  357 

Margaret  de,  357 
William,  184 


Burghersshe,  Bartholomew  de,  212 
Burgoyne,  Thomas,  134,  159 
Burnell,  Isabella,  202 
„      John,  158 
,,       Philip,  202 
Burnley,  Chaplain  of,  282 

Burrell,   ,  386 

Burrow,  ats.  Cubbon,  244 
Burrowes,  Hugh,  404 

,,         Stanley,  420 
Burscough,  Thomas,  178 
Burscough,  Prior  of,  306 
Burton,  John,  167 
,,      Robert,  183 

Butler,  or  Butyller,   ,  391 

Edward,  425 
,,     Henry,  171,  181 

James,  425 
,,     John,  386,  410 
,,     Nicholas,  of  Rowcliffe,  31 
,,     Nicholas,  386 
,,     Richard,  172 
„  T.,314 
,,     William,  181,  425 
,,     William  le,  145 
See  Botiler 
Butler  V.  Kirby,  287 
et  Butler,  260 
,,     ats.  Gerard,  254 
,,     ats.  Prior  of  Lytham,  271 
,,     ats.  Smyth,  277  bis 
Butlers,  The,  Pedigree  of,  299 
Butterworth,  Alexander,  425 
Bymson  v.  Cowell,  251 
Byndloss,  Robert,  345 
Byrom,  Constance,  122 
Edward,  425 
,,      George,  403 
,,      Doctor  George,  420 

Henry,  122,  178 
,,      John,  425 
Byrom  ats.  Risley,  254 

Byron,  or  Byrron,   ,  307 

,,      Edward,  402 
George,  403 
,,      John,  of  Limby,  346 
Byron  v.  Byron,  243 

,,     See  Biron.    See  Beron 

C. 

Caldecote,  John,  420 
Caldecote,  Tenants  of,  276 
Calcot,  or  Calcott,  Anthony,  401 

,,  Robert,  342 

Caldwell,  John,  399,  410 

Calveley,  or  Calveleighe,  ,  375  bis, 

376,  377  ter,  378,  379,  380 
,,       Edward,  183 


N 


546 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Calveley,  George,  Knt,,  io8 
George,  220 
,,       Sir  Hugh,  420 
,,       John,  of  Soughton,  338,  346 
,,       John,  182 

Ralph,  179,  220,  338,  346 
Calveley  ats.  Shaw,  245 

Calvert,  ,  382 

„     John,  179 
Cansfeld,  <?r  Cauncefelde,  Robert,  178 

William,  353 
Canterbury,  Archbishop  of,  293 
Cantilupe,  William  de,  80 
Careless,  Emma  de,  366,  367 

, ,  William  de,  Chivaler,  366, 367 
Carr,  Patrick,  194 

Carrington,  Lord,  ats.  Attorney-Gene- 
ral, 348 
Carter,  Abraham,  179 

,,     Robert,  420 
Cartmell,  Tenants  of,  286,  293 

,,       Sec  Kertmell 
Cartwright,  John,  186 
Cartwright  and  Brown  v.  Legh,  61 
Carus,  Christopher,  182 
,,     Thomas,  138,  425 

Cason,   ,  382,  386 

Catherine,  Dowager  Princess  of  Wales, 
215 

,,        Queen  of  England,  6,  ii, 
34,  348 
Catterall,  John,  425 
Cauncefelde.    See  Cansfeld. 
Cawdrey,  Zachary,  407 
Caxton,  Jeremy  de,  80 
Chaderton,  Robert  de,  355 

,,         William,  400  bis 
Chaderton  v.  Walker,  248 
Chadwicke,  John,  413 

,,        Jordan,  182 
Challoner,  Edmond,  of  Wigan,  343 
Chamber,  Hugh,  205,  206 
Chapman,  Mr.,  197  n. 

,,       Richard,  407 
Charles,  Prince,  39 
Charleton,  Thomas  de,  210 
Charnley  v.  Cottam,  283 
,,       V.  Smyth,  244 
Charnock,  Richard,  176 

,,        Robert,  178,  425 

,,        Thomas,  347,  425 
William,  181 
Charnock  v.  Brereton,  278 

V.  Farrington,  261,  279 

,,        See  Chernock. 
Chatborn,  Tenants  of,  285,  293 

,,       Tenants  of,  ats.  Ashton,  242 
Chaterton,  Thomas  de,  328 
Chatterton  v.  Haggerston,  243 


Chatterton  v.  Rigby,  241 
Chaworth  Family,  15 
Chernock  v.  Tildesley  et  al.^  244 
Cheshire,  Thomas,  junior,  420' 
Chester,  Peter  de,  363,  364,  366 

,,       Sir  Roger  de,  211 
Chester,  Bishops  of,  163,  245,  284,  302, 
336 
Hugh,  335 
M       John,  134 
,,       Countess  of,  352 
,,       Earls  of,  15,  66,  120,  143 

209,    210,  214, 
226,  319  n. 
,,  ,,       John,  81 

,,  ,,        Ranulph,  145,  320, 

365  bis 

Chester,  Abbot  of,  105,  160,  202 
,,       Archdeacon  of,  231 
,,       Baron  of  the  Exchequer  of,  59 
,,       Chamberlains  of,  59,  206,  209 
,,       Citizens  of,  162,  163 
,,       Clerk  of  the  Exchequer  of,  165 
,,       Commonalty  of,  163 
,,       Compounders  in,  416 
,,       Constable  of,  202 
,,       Cordwainers   of,    121,  123, 

123  164 
,,       Crown  Debtors  in,  334-341 
,,       Curriers  of,  121,  123,  164 

Dean  of,  336 
,,       Dean  and  Chapter  of,  219, 
337,  338 

,,      Escheator  of  the  City  of,  106, 
165 

,,      Filacer  of,  60 

Friars  Carmelite  in,  162 
,,  ,,     Preachers  in,  163 

,,       Justiciary  of,  59,  208 
,,       King's  Lieutenant  in,  163 
,,       Master,  Brethren,  and  Sisters 

of  the  Hospital  of  St.  John 

the  Baptist  in,  121 
„      Mayor  of,  134,  163,  202,  336 
,,  ,,    and  Citizensof,  121,201 

,,       "  Meretrices  "  in  County  and 

City  of,  123 
,,       Minstrels  in  County  and  City 

of,  123 

,,      Names    of  Persons    in  the 

County  of,  370  n. 
,,       Prioress  and  Nuns  of,  163 
, ,      Prioress  of  the  Nunnery  of,  203, 

204,  205 
Prothonotary  of,  59 
,,       Recusants  in,  174,  395 
,,       Seal-Keeper  of,  59 
,,       Sheriff  of,  108,  120,  210,  21 1, 

219,  220,  234,  352 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


547 


Chester,  Steward  of  the  Nunnery  of, 

203,  204,  205 
Cheswyss,  Thomas,  193 
Chetham,  tJrCheethain,  Geoffrey  de,  145 

James,  178 
Chetham  ats.  Gierke,  290 
,,       ats.  Hide,  270 
,,       ats.  Shackelock,  257,  287 
Chetwyn,  William,  370  n. 
Childwall,  Vicar  of,  284 
Ghisnall,  or  Ghisenhall,  Edward,  182, 
425 

Cholmondley,  Gholmondly,  or  Gholme- 
ley.  Lord,  420 
,,         Sir  Hughe,  Knt.,  138, 
219 

,,         Lady  Marg.,  119 

,,         Lady  Mary,  185 

,,         Sir  Robert,   Knt.  and 

Bart.,  220 
,,  Robert,  120 
,,  Thomas,  120,  420  bis 

Chorley,  Leonard,  178,  181,  409 

,,       Richard,  172 
Chorlton,  Robert,  339 
Ghroychlow,  Richa'd,  425 
Gkeching,  John,  138 
Claghton,  William  de,  355 
Glare,  Andrew,  413 
Glare  Family,  Pedigree  of,  226 
Clarke,  Alexander,  405,  413 

,,      Essex,  405 
Clarke  v.  Chetham,  290 
Clarkson,  Thomas,  425 
Clatton,  or  Glutton,  Rd.  de,  119 
Clayton,  John,  180,  181 
,,      Peter,  409 

Randall,  168 
,,      Thomas,  172 
William,  182 
Clayton  v.  Breeres,  257 
,,     V.  Parkinson,  269 
,,     V.  Sherborne,  269 
Cleaford,  John,  420 
Clegg,  John,  186 
Cliffe,  or  Glyff,  Richard,  108 
„     William,  408 

Clifton,  <?rGlyfton,  ,  382,  387,  389, 

391 

„     Cuthbert,  Knt.,  182 

,,     Cuthbert,  of  Westby,  344 

,,     George,  172 
Gilbert  de,  146 

,,     Hugh,  of  Kirkham,  344 

,,     James,  29 
Thomas,  181 

„     William,  348 
Clifton  V.  Doughty,  249,  293 
Clitheroe,  Corporation  of,  236 


Gliviger,  Tenants  of,  ats.  Tenants  of 

Bacop,  279 
Glutton,  Thomas,  185 

Clyvely,  ,  34 

Cock,  Thomas,  159 
Cockersand,  Abbot  of,  307,  322 
,,         Tenants  of,  291 

Cockes,  ,  379.    See  Coxe 

Cocket,  Roger,  65 

Coggeshall,  Tenants  of,  ats.  The  Queen, 
234 

Cokayn,  J.,  154,  155 
Coke,  Sarah,  181 
Cokesey,  Sir  Thomas,  70 
Cokeson,  Hugh,  408 
Cole,  Thomas,  425 
Cole  V.  Halsall,  243 
Coleman  v.  Bolton,  256 
Colfe,  Isaac,  412 
Goller,  Thomas,  400 
Colley,  Jonathan,  406 
Collier,  or  Collyer,  James,  426 

,,      Robert,  401 
Collingwood,  William,  397 
Collins  ats.  Littollers,  255 
Colne,  Lords  of,  361 

,,      Tenants  of,  292 

,,  ,,  ats.  Townley,  267 

Goltehurste,   ,  383 

Gyles,  159 
Comberbach  v.  Anwyl,  65 
„         V.  Owen,  65 
Combermere,  Abbot  of,  121 
Monk  of,  334 
Comey,  George,  411 
Commandre,  Richard,  399 
Gonestable,  Simon  le,  149 
Congleton,  Inhabitants  of,  232,  294 

,,         Mayor  of,  232  bis^  299 
Conishead,  Thomas,  Prior  of,  94 
Conway,  Henry,  184 
,,       Hugh,  410 
Conway  v.  Townley,  270 

Abbot  of,  106 
Cooke,  William,  184.    See  Coke. 
Cooling,  or  Cowling,  James,  426 

,,       Thurston,  426 
Cooper,  Robert,  172,  420 

Copinger,  ,  391 

Goppock  V.  Lewis,  340 

Gorbett,   ,  376 

Cornwall,  Duchess  of,  352 
Costantync,  Thomas,  402 
Coston  ats.  Cropper,  253 
Cotes,  George,  397 
Cotgrave,  Randle^  394 
Robert,  336 
Cottam  ats.  Charnley,  283 
ats.  Ireland,  245 


2  N  2 


54S  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Cotton,   ,  376,  378,  379,  380 

„  George,  420 
Coucy.  See  Cowcey. 
Coupland,  John,  312 
Covell,  Thomas,  184 
Covell  V.  Brockholes,  247 

,,     See  Cowell. 
Coventry  and  Lichfield,  Bishop  of,  352 

,,  ,,        John,  Bishop 

of,  121 

Cowborne,  Laurence,  180 
Cowcey,  William  de,  312 
Cowell  ats.  Bymson,  251 

,,     See  Covell 
Cowley,  William,  397 
Cowper,  Henry,  no 

,,       Robert,  172 

Coxe,   ,  389.    See  Cockes 

Crane,  Robert,  181 

Craven,   John  de,    ats.    The  King, 
362 

,,       Robert,  426 
Crepingge,  Richard  de,  149 
Cressingham,  Hugh  de,  149,  150 
Creswell,  Edward,  412 
Creton,  Tenants  of,  309 
Crew,  Thomas,  121 
Criolle,  Bertram  de,  80 
Crisp,  Thomas,  173  l>is 
Croft,  or  Crofte,  Henry,  1 81 

,,     Henry  de,  328 

,,     John  de,  326,  328 
Croft  ats.  Sherington,  262 
Croftes,  Edward,  179 
Crofts  ats.  Sherington,  249 
Crokdayke,  Adam  de,  151 
Crombocke,  John,  179 
Crompton,  Ellis  (Elizeus),  182 
Crompton  v.  Leaver,  287 

ats.  Ayres,  262 
Cromwell,  Thomas,  Lord,  31,  420 
Cromwell,  Olivei-,  Surveys  of,  3 
Crook,  John,  172 
Cropper,  Grace,  426 
Cropper  v.  Coston,  253 
Crosby,       ,  234 
Crosby  v.  Swinton,  233 

,,     ats.  Bull,  234 
Cross,  or  Crosse,  John,  184 

„    William,  285 
Croston,  Richard,  426 
Crowe,  Henry,  355 
Croxteth,  Forester  of,  312 

,,       Park,  Keeper  of,  285 
Croxton.    See  Oliver 
Crymes,  John,  337 
Cubbon  V.  Burrow,  244 
Cudworth,  John,  182 
Culcheth  ats.  Massey,  244 


Cumberland,  Earl  of,  342 

,,  ,,      Helen,  wife  of, 

342 

Cunliff,  Christopher,  178  ♦ 
Cunliffe  v.  Townley,  247 
Curedale  ats.  Hesketh,  250 
Currer  v.  Hartley,  262,  269,  270 

,,     V.  Marsden,  269 
Curwen  v.  Bond,  247 

,,     ats.  Wood,  286 
Cutt,  John,  383,  387 


D. 

Dackome,  John,  310 
Dacre,  Edmund,  323 

,,     Hugh  de,  369 

,,     Ranulphus  de,  318,  369,  370 
Dalton,   ,  380,  381 

,,     .  John,  172  bis,  176 

,,      Robert,  172,  181  bis,  380,  381, 

383,  384 
Dalton  et  Dalton,  259 
Dalton,  Vicar  of,  283 
Damory,  Richard,  209 
Dancey  ats.  The  King,  289 
Dandy,  Andrew,  175 
Daniel,  or  Danyell,  Nicholas,  410 

,,      Peter,  298 
Daniel,  Family  of,  202 
Danson,  Thomas,  426 
Dantesey,  or  Dantsey,  William,  180, 
183 

Danyers,  Thomas,  210 

Darcie,   ,  389 

Davenport,  ,  391 

,,        John,  326 

,,        Ralph,  122 

,,        William,  186  bis,  420 
Davenport  v.  Hope,  244 

,,  ats.  Houghton  et  al.,  249 
Davy  ats.  Lyon,  348 

Dawe,   ;  374 

Daw  en,  John,  Knt.,  121 

,,         ,,     Elizabeth,  wife  of,  121 
Dawney,  Symon,  180 
Dawson,  John,  194 
Day,  Richard,  414 
Dayntich,  or  Dayntith,  Richard,  185 
Deane,  John,  184 
De  Bohun,  Family  of,  15 
De  Lacy,  Family  of,  15 
Delamere.    Sec  Mere 
Delves,  Richard,  370 

,,     Sir  Thomas,  420 
Denis,  John,  426 
Denum,  <7r  Denom,  W.  de,  153 
»      J.  de,  153 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


549 


Denton,  John,  35 
„      Nathan,  35 

Sarah,  35 
„      Thomas,  35 
Denwall,  or  Denwhall,  St.  Andrew's 
Priory  or  Hospital,  Warden  of,  I2i 
De  Quinci,  Family  of,  15 
Derby,  Robert  de,  319 
Derby,  Comitess  of,  426 

,,     Earls  of,  201,  235,  264,  301  his, 
302,  309,  336,  375,  381,  382, 
387,  388,  392,  426 
„       ,,    Ferdinando,  385,  387,  391 
,,  Thomas,    106,  107,  235, 

385,387, 388,  390,  391  ^^-y, 
392 

,,    See  Ferrers.    Sec  Stanley 
Derby,  Earl  of,  v.  Hesketh,  25,  264 
„      V.  Hill,  254 
„  ,,      ats.  Halsall,  278 

ats.     Edw.  Stanley, 
Bart.,  263 
,,  ,,      See  Stanley 

Derbyshire,  Steward  of,  286 
De  Rupe  Forti.    See  Rochefort 
Despencer,  Hugh  le,  202 
Devon,  Earl  of,  390 
Dewhurst,  John,  431 
Henry,  194 
,,        William,  180,  426 
Dicconson,  Hugh,  426 

John,  179,  183 
Roger,  172 
,,        William,  172 
Dieulacres,  Abbot  of,  121 
Dobson,  Hugh,  426 

Dodd,  ,  390 

,,     Edward,  420 

,,     Thomas,  402,  405,  420 

Dodding,  ,  391 

,,       Miles,  181  bis 

Dodington,  ,  375 

Doe,  Thomas,  186 
Dogheda,  Mr,,  175 
Donecastre,  John  de,  152 
Donne,      Done,  Sir  John,  Knt.,  121, 
220 

„     John,  185 

,,     Richard,  209 

,,  ,,       Richard,  son  of,  209 

,,     Thomas,  398 
Doughtie,  Edward,  403 
Doughty  ats.  Clifton,  249 
,,      ats.  Cliffton,  293 
Downes,  Edward,  193 

Roger,  183 
Downham,  William,  398 
Downham,  Tenants  of,  276,  291 
Downing,  ,  391 


Dublin,  Mayor  and  Citizens  of,  201 
Ducke,  William,  397 
Duckett,  Jennett,  172 
Duckworth,  Charles,  405 

William,  186 
Dudley,  Arthur,  400 
,,      Edmund,  201 
Edward,  70 
Dudley,  Lord  of.  See  Sutton,  Edward, 
Knt. 

Duddell,  Ann,  194 

John,  194  bis 
,,       William,  178 
Duddell  ats.  Beck,  248 
Dunn,  or  Dunne,  Sir  John,  168 

,,     John,  184 
Dureden  7'.  Nuttall,  257 
Durham,  Prior  of,  306,  353 
Dutton,  Katherine,  202 

,,       Lawrence,  122,  123  bis 

Peter,  186 
,,       Richard,  338 

Sir  Roger  de,  69 
,,       Thomas,  219,  401 
Duxburie,  Nicholas,  181 
Duxworth,  Charles,  397 

Dyneley,   ,  283 

,,       John  de,  302 

Henry,  303,  383 
,,       Richard,  383 


E. 

Eaton,  Laurence,  406 
,,      Robert,  401 
,,      William,  396 
Eboraco,  William  de,  80 

Eccleston,  ,  389 

,,       Edward,  344 

John,  182  ^ 
,,       Henry,  182 
Thomas,  389 
William,  343 
Eccleston  v.  Kirkeby,  258 
,,       V.  Prescott,  256 
Ecclestons  ats.  Roughley,  283 
Edge,  Thomas,  180,  401 

,,     William,  420 
Edgecumbe,  Richard,  Lord,  4,  6 
Edmund,  son  of  Henry  IH.,  320 
Edmundson,  Richard,  172 
Edsforth,  John,  194 
Edward  I.,  108 

„     IV.,  30,  226 
,,     Prince,  108 
Edwards,  Francis,  404,  405 
Egerton,  or  Eggerton,  377  bis,  378  bis 
John,  Knt.,  184,  370  7t. 


550 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Egerton,  John,  of  Wrynhill,  107 

,,       Ralph,  214 

,,       Richard,  Knt.,  185 
Elcock,  Alexander,  405 

,,     Robert,  420 

,,     Thomas,  399 
Ellam,  Edward,  193 
Ellison,  alias  Henrison,  v.  Houghton, 
243 

Elmesall,  William,  304 

Elstob,  Lewis,  172,  175 

Elston  ats.  Ashaw,  265 

Eltonhead,  Richard,  senior,  426 

Eltonhead  v.  Bold,  276 

Entwisell,  Edmund,  384 

Entwisle  ats.  Buckley,  290 

Erdiswicke,  Richard,  184 

Erdley,  Thomas,  Abbot  of  St.  Wer- 

burgh,  66 
Essex,  Earl  of,  388,  389,  391,  392 
Esynton,  William  de,  210 
Etewell,  Gerardus  de,  145 
Evegose,  John,  107 
Evesham,  Abbot  of,  80,  324,  329 
Eyncourt,  Edmund  de,  152 
Eyre,  Peter,  194 

,,    Rowland,  194  bis 
Eyres.   See  Ayres 


F. 

Fagg,  Robert,  414 
Fairfax,  Henry,  412 
Fairthwaite  v.  Bell,  289 
Farneworth,  Curate  of,  285 
Farrington,  Faryngton,  Ferryngton,  or 
Faringdon,  Sir  Henry, 
Knt.,  159  bis 
Henry,  301 
„         Robert,  166 
,,         Roger  de,  155 
,,         William,  301,  330,  426  bis 
Farrington  v.  Hudleston,  255 

,,         V.  Rauston,  or  Rawston, 
258,  279 
V.  Rishton,  258 
,,         ats.  Charnock,  261,  279 
Favell,  Christopher,  33 
Fearnly,  Anne,  426 
Felagh,  William,  362 
Fell  V.  Tomlinson,  243 
Felton,  Thomas  de,  212,  319  n. 
Fenys,  Sir  Thomas,  331 

,,      Thomas,  of  Dacre,  383,  384 
Fernhed,  John,  397 
Ferrers,  or  Ferrariis,  Henry  de,  211 

Robert  de,   Earl  of  Derby, 
320 


Ferrers,  Thomas  de,  211 

,,      WilUiam,  Earl  of,  145 
Fiennes.    See  Fenys 
Filius  Bernardi,  Radulfus'  144 
Filius  Galfridi,  Johannes,  80 
Filius  Reinfridi,  Gilbertus,  144,  145 
Filius  Rogeri,  Adam,  144,  145 

,,        ,,       Jordanus,  clericus,  145 
,,        ,,      Jordanus,  145 
,,  See  Roger 

Finch,  Elizabeth,  426 
Finchman,  Ralph,  426 
Fishe,  Thomas,  183 
Fisher,  or  Fissher,  John,  178 
Fisher  ats.  Starkey,  338 

Fitton,   ,  374  bis,  376 

,,      See  Sytton 
Fitz-Bernard.    See  Filius  Bernardi 
Fitz- Geoffrey.    See  Filius  Galfridi 
Fitz-Maud,  Hugh,  208 
Fitz-Reinfrid.    See  Filius  Reinfridi 
Fitz-Roger.    See  Filius  Rogeri 

Fleetwood,  or  Fletewood,   ,  386, 

387,  388  ^tmter,  389, 
389  bis 
,,        Edmund,  180 
,,        Edward,  410,  413 
,,        Jane,  302 

John,  382,  383,  384,  386, 
387,  388,  389,  426 
,,        Richard,  181,  347 

Thomas,  136,  138,  194,  389 
,,        William,  194,  302 
Fleetwood  z>.  Harrington,  278 
,,        V.  Sherrington,  237 

and  Norres,  240 
,,        ats.  Ireland,  241,  292 
,,        ats.  Mort,  244 
Fleming  ats.  Norres,  247 
Fletcher,  John,  420 

,,      Thomas,  400 
Flint,  Prothonotary  of,  59 
Folrigge,  Tenants  of,  v.  Tenants  of 

Barnoldswick,  261,  279 
Ford,  George,  420 
Forrest,  Humphrey,  420 
Forth,  William,  426 
Forth waite,  Henry,  181 
Fortibus,  William  de,  81 

,,       William,  son  of  William  de, 
81,82 

,,  ,,       Cristiana  his  wife, 

81,  82 

Fortune,  Johannes  a,  299 
Foster,  or  Forster,  John,  183 

,,      Robert,  426 

,,      William,  402,  405 
Foster  v.  Foster,  56 
Foulehurst,  Robert,  122 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


Foulkes,  Charles,  68 

Fowler,  or  Foulur,   ,  388 

Brian,  394 
„      Ralph  le,  359 
,,      Richard,  404 
Foxcroft,  Henry,  426 
French,  Edward,  33 
,,      Matthew,  411 

Frend,   ,  of  Hunstreton,  147  n. 

Frogg,  John,  420 
Frost,  Robert,  Clk.,  121 
Fuljambe,  Godfrey,  335 
Fullehurst,  Robert,  370  n. 
Fuller,  Nicholas,  373 
Furness,  Fuvnes,  Furnays,  or  Furneys, 
William  de,  353 
,,      Abbot  of,  266,  301,  303,  306 

bis,  312,  318,  356 
,,      Robert,  Abbot  of,  353 
,,      Receiver  of,  284  n. 
,,       Tenants  of,  286 

Water  Bailiff  of,  248 
Furness  Low,  Tenants  of,  268,  278, 

288,  313 
Furnivall,  Anthony,  185 

,,       John,  186 
Fynchedene,  W.  de,  155 
Fyncke,  John,  409 


G. 

Gale,  Robert,  413 
Gamull,  Sir  Francis,  420 
,,      Edmund,  207 
,,      William,  420 
Gardner,  or  Gardyner,  John,  426 

Robert,  158 
Garside,  Gabriel,  426 

Gartside,  ,  390 

Gatesdene,  Richard  de,  143  n. 
Gateskill  et  Gateskill,  260 
Gatiskill,  Thomas,  401 
Gaunt,  John  of,  44,  226 

,,       See  Lancaster,  Dukes 
of 

Gauwayn,  Henry  de,  329 
Gawall,  Thomas,  207 
Gee,  Edward,  414 

Gerard,  or  Gerrard,  ,  380,  382, 

.  388,  389 
Sir  Gilbert,  295  n.,  380  bis, 

390,  392 
Gilbert,  335 
,,       John,  183,  412 

„  J-,  174 

,,  Joseph,  171,  172 

,,  Miles,  179 

,,  Richard,  194      394,  400,  426 


Gerard,  Thomas,  Knt.  and  Bart.,  180, 
181 

„      Thomas,  Knt.,  183 
, ,      Thomas,  346,  348,  426  bis 
Sir  William,  426 
William,  18,  342,  409,  426 
Gerard  and  Registrar  of  Lancaster,  239 
Gerard,  Knt.  v.  Baines,  288 
Gerard  zf.  Butler,  254 

,,     v.  The  Queen,  252,  253 

„     zj.  Stoughton,  347,  348 

,,     V.  Whitle,  270 

,,     Charles,  Knt.  a^s.  Halsall,  C, 

Knt.,  246 
,,     ais.  Halsall,  246 

ats.  Langton,  278  bis 
,,     ats.  The  Queen,  253 
,,     a^s.  Manwaring,  284 
,,     a^s.  Mil  ward,  260 
,,     a^s.  Warburton,  284 
Gervoyse,  James,  181 
Gibson  afs.  Sherrington,  249 
Gilpin,  or  Gilpyn,  Bernard,  397 

Luke,  399 
Girlington,  Nicholas,  l8i 
Gittins,  Robert,  402 
Glan villa,  Ranulfus  de,  144 
Glasebrok,  Henry  de,  147  n. 
,,         Richard  de,  147  n. 
Robert  de,  147  n. 
Glasier,  or  Glaseor,  377,  378,  379 
,,       Thomas,  420 
William,  217 
Glegge,  John,  of  Gayton,  122 
Gloucester,  Richard,  Duke  of,  298 
,,         Thomas,  Duke  of,  26 
Gloucester  Pedigree,  226 
Glover,  Humphrey,  394 
Roger,  216 
,,      Thomas,  405 
Golborne  a^s.  Minshull,  339  bis 
Goodman,  Christopher,  398 
Goodshaw  afs.  Livesay,  284 
Goodyeare,  or  Goodyere,  Robert,  182 

,,  Thomas,  184 

Goose  a^s.  Slater,  261 
Gorsuch,  James,  426 
Gosenarghe,  Alexander,  390 
Gostilo,  or  Gostilowe,  John,  396 

,,       Richard,  408 
Graddall,   or  Graddell,  Christopher, 
181 

William,  178 
Green,  or  Grene,  Francis,  402 
,,      Richard,  426 
,,      Robert,  466  bis 
Greenakers  zj.  Parker,  251 

,,         a^s.  The  Queen,  267 
Greenhalgli  v.  Ratcliffe,  246 


552 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Greenhalgh  ats.  Birch,  252 
Green  Wax,  Farmer  of  tl^e,  265 
Gregg  ats.  Morton,  234 
Gregge,  Edward,  186 
Gregory,  Thomas,  181 
Gregson,  John,  427 
,,       Robert,  181 
,,       Thomas,  194 

Gresham,  ,  375  bis,  378 

Gresse,  George,  183 

Grey,  George,  Earl  of  Kent,  Lord  of 

Hastinges,  Wayfford,  and  Ruthyn, 

122 

Grey,  or  Graye,  Sir  Reginald  de,  208 

,,     Reginald  de,  220,  352 
Grice,  Margaret,  186 
Griffin,  Geoffrey,  208 
George,  336 
J^hn,  336 
,,      Richard,  420 
Grimbaldston  ats.  Parkinson,  269 
Grimsdich,  or  Grymsdiche,  Thomas, 
216 

Grimshaw,  Grymsliawe,  or  Grimshagh, 
Richard,  178  bis 
Roger  de,  329 
,,       See  Grymesheye 
Grimston,  Charles,  344 
Grindleton,  Tenants  of,  285 
Grosvenor,  Gravenour,  or  Grosvener, 
Lady  Elizabeth,  185 
,,         Dame  Elizabeth,  prioress, 
205,  206 
Sir    Richard,    Knt.  and 

Bart.,  220 
Sir  Richard,  420 
,,         Richard,  219 
,,         Robert,  122 
Grymesheye  ats.  The  Queen,  261 
Gwent,  Richard,  407 
Gwynne,  Maurice,  404 


H. 

Habergham,  Laurence,  179 
Habergham  ats.  Law,  252 
Haddock,  John,  180 

,,       Richard,  399 
Llaggerston  ats.  Chatterton,  243 
Hale  Chapel,  Curate  of,  284 
Haleby,  Robert,  403 
Halford,  John,  420 
Halgh,  John,  179 
Halghton,  Robert,  407 
Hall,  Alexander,  Knt.,  187 

Edward,  193 

Thomas,  187 
Halliwell  ats.  Andrew,  248 


Hallwood  ats.  Mercer,  243 
Hallyday  ats.  Walmesley,  277  bis 
Halsall,  Cuthbert,  409 

,,      James,  32  bis  ^ 

,,      Richard,  411 
Halsall  V.  Earl  of  Derby,  278 

,,      Cuthbert,  Knt.,  v.  Gerard,  C, 
Knt.,  246 

,,      v.  Gerard,  246 

,,      v.  Stanley,  260 

,,      ats.  Cole,  243 

,,      ats.  Houghton,  279 

,,      ats.  Sherborne  and  Breeres, 
243 

Halsall,  Parson  of,  283 
Halstead,  William,  249 
Halstead  ats.  The  Queen,  256 
Halsworth,  Thomas,  427 
Halton,  Inhabitants  of,  ats.  The  King, 
53 

,,     Steward  of,  232,  308 
Hambleton,  Chaplain  of,  282 
Hamor  ats.  Buckley,  269 
Hanbury,  Henry  de,  153 
Hancock,  John,  427 
Hankinson,    or  Haukinson,  Samuel, 
403,  411 
,,         Thomas,  182 
Hanmer,  Meredith,  399 
Susan,  178 
William,  184 
Harbert,  Charles,  33 
Harcourt,  Richard,  185 

,,       Robert  de,  202 
Hardman,  George,  184 
Hargreaves  v.  Wright,  35 
Hargreves,  Agnes,  179 
Harmount,  Randle,  394,  395 
Harper,  or  Harpur,  Henry,  75,  420 

„      John,  183 
Harper  v.  Littleton,  64 

z'.  Openshaw,  251 
,,      ats.  Holland,  250 

Harrington,   ,  309,  384 

, ,        Elizabeth,  wife  of  Sir  John, 
326 

Elizabeth,    wife    of  Sir 

Thomas,  330 
Sir  John,  326 
John,  319 
,,        Thomas,  Knt.,  330 
Harrington  ats.  Fleetwood,  278 
Harris,  Christopher,  427 
,,     Jervase,  182 
,,     Thomas,  337 
Harrison,  or  Harison,  James,  178 
John,  395,  414 
,,        Henry,  172 
,,       Peter,  407 


INDEX  or  NAMES.  55; 


Harrison,  William,  404 
Harrison  ats.  Mayor  of  Preston,  264 
,,       ats.  Pescod,  241 
ats.  White,  251 
Hart  ats.  Banckes,  259 
Hartley  v.  Nutter,  289 

,,      ats.  Currer,  262,  269,  270 
,,      ct  Hartley,  259 
,,      ats.  Holcroft,  242 
Harwood,  or  Harwode,  Edward,  179 
George,  178 
,,       Simon,  410 
Hassall,  Ellen,  11 1 

Hastings,  Lord  of.  Sec  Grey,  George 
Hatgill,  John,  179 

Hatton,   ,  375,  376,  379 

,,      Peter,  421 
,,      Robert,  403 
William,  161 
Haukinson,  or  Hankinson,  Thomas, 
182 

,,         Sec  Hankinson 
Haulgh,  Robert,  427 
Haverington,  John  de,  153 

,,  ,,       senior,  155 

Hawarden,  Richard,  344 
Hawes,  Anne,  183 

„     William,  181 
Hawes  v.  Hesketh,  242 
Hawkeshead,  Marg.,  284 
Hawkeshead,  Curate  of,  284 

Haworth,  ,  290 

Giles,  177 
,,       Laurence,  179 
,,       Robert,  183 
Haworth  ats.  Waddington,  253 

,,      See  Ho  worth 
Haydok,  Haidock,  or  Hadock,  Gilbert 
de,  151  n.,  155 
Hugh  de  151  n. 
,,      Matthew  de,  151  n. 

Roger,  427 
,,      Simon,  178 
,,      William,  172 
,,      Sec  Heydock 
Hayes,  Helen,  185 
Henry,  345 
,,     Richard,  421 

Hayhurst,  or  Pleyhurst,   ,  246 

William,  35 
Haywood,  Roland,  405 
Heale,  Thomas,  262 
Heape,  Thomas,  427 
Heast,  Robert,  ats.  Attorney-General, 
346 

Heath,  Richard,  421,  bis 

Heaton  ats.  Holt,  242 

Helme  v.  Helme,  251 

Henrison.   See  Ellison,  alias  Henrison 


Henry  HL,  80 

,,      ,,     Edmund,  son  of,  320 

,,     VII.,  226,  227 

,,     Prince,  39 
Henshaw  v.  Davenport,  249 
Herbert,  John,  408 
Herbert  v.  Ambrose,  287 
Hereford,  Earl  of,  11 

,,       Peter  [de  Egeblank],  Bishop 
of,  80 

Hereford  Pedigree,  226 
Herle,  Charles,  412 
Thomas,  409 
,,     William  de,  153 
Herleberga,  Roger  de,  143 
Hertford,  Robert  de,  149 
Herrick  ats.  Adlington,  283 
Hesketh,  Hasketh,  Heskeyth,  or  Hes- 
cath,  Cuthbert,  172 
,,      Gabriel,  172,  174 
,,      George,  410 
,,      Hugh,  181 
,,      Katherine,  427 
,,      Maude  de,  358 
,,      Richard,  166 

Robert,  180,  427 
,,      William  de,  358 
Hesketh  v.  Bretherton,  255 
,,      V.  Curedale,  250 
,,      V.  Hesketh,  244 
,,      ats.  Earl  of  Derby,  25 
,,      ats.  Hawes,  242  * 
Heskine,  Nicholas,  184 
Hethe,  Nicholas,  215 
Hevell,  Thomas,  399 
Hey,  Ellis,  427 
Heydock,  Evans,  342 
, ,       See  Haydok 
Heyes,  or  Heys,  Ellen,  187 

,,     John,  194 
Heysham,  or  Heisham,  Daniel,  182 

,,        Richard,  180 
Heywood,  Peter,  427 

William,  183 
Highfield,  Alice,  169 

William,  16S,  169 
Higgen  et  Higgen,  254 
Higham,  Thomas,  427 

Hill,   ,  375>  376  his,  37S 

,,   John,  410 
,,    Robert,  194 
,,   William,  394,  395 
Hill  ats.  Earl  of  Derby,  254 

,,   ats.  Whitehead,  259 
Hilton  V.  Brownlow,  245 
Hinde,  or  Hynde,  Augustine,  336 
,,     Robert,  427 
,,     Samuel,  413 
Hindle  v.  Baron,  249 


554  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Hinton,  William,  421 
Hinton  v.  Whitfeild,  253 
Hobersty,  John,  30 
Hodeleston.   Sec  Huddleston 
Hodgkinson,  Luke,  427 
Hodgkis,  Thomas,  421 
Hodgson,  Albert,  172  bis 
John,  i8i 
,,       Robert,  182 
Hoghton,  or  Hoghtone,    Henry  de, 
Knt.,  328 
Richard  de,  146 
,,       Richard,  Knt.  and  Bart., 
182 

Hokenhill,  John,  of  Shotwicke,  122 

Holcroft,  ,  272,  374,  375,  376,  377 

bis,   378,   379,  380,  381, 
382,  385  bis,  387,  392 
„      John,  31,  302 

Sir  Thomas,  381,  382,  387, 
392 

Holcroft  V.  Hartley,  242 
Holden,  Ralph,  182 

,,      Thomas,  179,  265 
,,      William,  181 
Holden  v.  Southworth,  257,  258,  259 
,,     V.  Standish,  255 
ats.  Barton,  253 
ats.  Kenyon,  249 
„     ats.  Nevill,  254 

ats.  Rawsthorne,  269 

Holford,   ,  377 

,,      John,  186,  193 
„       Robert,  186 
Holland,  or  Holand,  Edward,  183 
„       Hugh,  402,  403 
Robert,  354  bis 
„       Robert  de,  211,  320 
Thomas,  179 
Thomas  de,  324 
WiUiam,  180,  382 
Holland  v.  Johnson,  246 
,,       V.  Leaver,  250  bis 
,,       ats.  Alleyn,  252 
,,       ats.  Bradshaw,  55 
Holland  Priory,  John,  Prior  of,  97 
Hollingshead,  i?rHollinshead,  Edward, 
400 

,,  Francis,  421 

Hugh,  187 
Hollinshead  ats.  Wooley,  340 
HoUyday  ats.  Nowell,  245 
Holme,  or  Holmes,  Randle,  408,  421 
Richard,  178 

Holt,  or  Holte,   ,  380,   382  bis, 

383,  384  bis,  390 
Adam,  182 
Charles,  183 
„      Francis,  179,  344 


Holt,  Isabella,  122 
,,    James,  122,  180 
,,    John,  of  Hubley,  180 
,,    John  del,  of  Chesbum,  330 
,,    Richard,  180,  427 
,,    Robert,  180,  390,  427 
,,    Theophilus,  181 
,,    Thomas,  178,  384  390 
Holt  V.  Heaton,  242 
,,  V.  Ireland,  244 
,,  ats.  MoUineux,  259 
Home.    See  Home 

Hooper,   ,  383 

Hope,  George,  421 

,,     Peter,  122 
Hope  ats.  Davenport,  244 
Hopwas,  Hugh  de,  210,  211 
Hopwood,  Edmund,  403 
,,        Matthew,  180 
,,        Thomas,  182 
Home  [?  Home],  Josiah,  346,  412 
Home  ats.  Ireland,  263 

, ,     ats.  Earl  of  Worcestei',  263 
Hornby,     Horneby,  John,  junior,  153 
Hornby  ats.  Peele,  277 

ats.  Tompson,  250 
Horrobyne,  William,  182 
Horton,  Richard,  421 
,,       Robert,  421 
Hotham,  Thomas,  325 
Hothersell  ats.  Sherborne,  257 
Hough,  George,  397 
,,      Ralph,  400 
Robert,  427 
,,      Roger,  112 

Houghton,   ,  391 

,,        Alexander,  385 

,,         Edward,  181 

,,        Gilbert,  427  bis 

,,         Henry,  396 

,,         Richard,  Knt.,  327 

,,         Richard,  159,  427 

,,         Robert,  398 

,,        Thomas,   260,    342,  382, 

383,  385,  427 
,,        William,  386,  427 
Houghton  z/.  Davenport,  249 
,,       z>.  Ilalsall,  279 
,,       et  Houghton,  259 
,,       ats.  Southworth,  239 
,,       ats.  Ellison,  alias  Henrison, 
243  . 

,,       ats.  Rigby,  244 

,,       ats.  Lord  Strange,  247 

,,       ats.  Travers,  254,  266 

Houlker,   ,  34 

Houseman  ats.  Yorke,  251 

Howorth  V.  Lord,  255 
,,      See  Haworth 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


555 


Huddleston,  Huddylston,  Hodeleston, 
or  Hodleston,  John  de, 
361  bis 
„        John,  31 
,,         Leonard,  30 
,,         Richard  de,  153,  361 
,,         Robert  de,  361 
Hudleston  ats.  Farrington,  255 
Hudson,  John,  427 
Hughes,  Edward,  217,  218 

,,       Richard,  402 
Hulde  ats.  Jervas,  245 
Hull,  Thomas,  178 
Hulme,  William,  183 
Hulme  et  Hulme,  245 
,,      V.  Hulton,  237 
Hulse,  Thomas,  of  Knottesford,  122 
Hulton,  Henry,  194 
Hulton  et  Hulton,  256 

,,      ats.  Hulme,  237 
Humston,  Robert,  401 
Hunt,  Richard,  405,  406 
Hunter,  William,  194 
Hunter  ats.  Robinson,  289 
Hurleton,  or  Hurl  ton,  James,  122 
Nicholas,  214 
Robert  de,  367,  368 

,,         Robert,    son  of, 
367 

„        Roger,  134,  185,  186 
Hurlston,  John,  senior,  421 

,,         John,  junior,  421 
Hurst,  Richard,  346 
Hutchins,  William,  405 
Hutchinson,  Thomas,  407 
Huyton,  Elena  de,  369,  370 
Hyatt,  James,  412 

Hyde,  Huyde,  or  Hide,  Nicholas,  396, 
398 

,,      Ralph,  309 
Hyde  v.  Chetham,  270 
V.  Trafford,  253 

,,    V.  Ward,  252 

,,    ats.  Pemberton,  242 
Hyndky.    See  Hindle 


I. 

Ines,  John  de,  329 
Insula,  John  de,  151,  152 
Ipres,  John  de,  116,  116  117 

Ireland,   ,  382,  383 

,,      Edward,  183 

,,      George,  182 

,,      Lawrence,  178,  383 

,,      Robert,  398 

,,      Thomas,  Knt.,  181 

,,      Thomas,  182,  183 


Ireland  v.  Atherton,  240 

,,     V.  Cottam,  245 

,,     V.  Fleetwood,  241,  292 

,,     V.  Horne,  263 
V.  Lister,  240 

,,     V.  Stanley,  257 

,,     ats.  Holt,  244 

,,     et  Ireland,  257 
Ireland,  Duke  of.    See  Vere 
Irish,  William,  421  bis 
Isabel,  Queen  of  England,  360,  361 
Isherwood  ats.  Aynesworth,  252 


J. 

Jackson,  Ann,  194 

„       George,  395 

„       John,  427 

,,        Richard,  413,  414 

,,       Thomas,  398 
William,  183 
Jackson  ats.  Kirby,  270 
James  L,  227 
Jameson,  John,  33 
Janny,  Robert,  403 
Jannyns,  Robert,  169 
Jenian,  Ralph,  421 
Jenison,  Richard,  421 
Jenkinson,  R.,  172 

,,         William,  427 
Jepson  V.  Lord  Morley,  246 
Jerusalem,  Prior  of  St.  John  of,  306, 
308 

Jervas  v.  Hulde,  245 
,,     See  Gervoyse 
Johnson,  Sir  James,  Chaplain,  203,  204 
Jane,  173 
,,       Piscarius,  427 
,,       Richard,  183 
,,       Thomas,  400 
,,       alias  Bower,  Thomas,  181 
Johnson  ats.  Holland,  246 
Jolyce,  Thomas,  179 
Jones,  John,  421 
,,     Richard,  409 
,,      Samuel,  414 
Jones  V.  Starkey,  340 


K. 

Kayll,  Thomas,  401 
Keble,  Thomas,  68 
Kechyn  <?rKychine,  John,  158  bis,  160, 
161,  259,  321 
, ,     See  Kitchin.    See  Ckeching 
Kekewich,  Richard  de,  319 
Kellet,  James,  30 


556 


LANCASHIRE  AND 


CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Kellet,  Ormerod  de,  319 

„  Robert,  173 
Kelsall,  James,  186 

John,  421 
Kendall  afs.  Paslew,  268 
Kene,  John  le,  359 

,,      Robert  le,  359 
Kent,  Earl  of.    See  Grey,  George 
Kenyon,  Kenion,  or  Kenian,  Gowthe- 
rus,  409 
„       Richard,  403,  411,  427 

Roger,  183 
,,      William,  265 
Kenyon  v.  Holden,  249 
,,       V.  Kenyon,  247 

ats.  Banester,  258,  279 
,,       ats.  Parker,  258 
Kertmell,  Prior  of,  307,  353 

Simon,  Prior  of,  361 
Keyricke,  Ricliard,  406 
Kidson,  Henry,  414 
Kightley,  John,  178 
Kilmorey,  o?-  Kilmu  rry,  Lord,  421 
Kilner  v.  Kilner,  249 
Kinderton,  Baron  of,  423 
Kinge,  Joan,  182 
„    John,  421 
,,    Robert,  402 
King,  The,  v.  John  de  Craven,  362 
„    v.  Elena  de  Huyton,  369 
,,    V.  the  Abbot  of  Kirkstall,  369 
V.  the  Prior  of  St.  Mary,  Lan- 
caster, 368 
V.  John,  son  of  Gilbert  de  la 
Legh,  359 
,,    V.  the  Mayor  of  Preston,  278 
,,    V.  Richard  de  Waleton,  354 
,,    V.  the  Abbot  of  Whalley,  362 
,,    Sec  Rex 
Kinsey,  or  Kinsye,  John,  421 

,,      William,  400 
Kipling,  John,  463 
Kippon,  John,  34 

,,      William,  34 
Kir  by  v.  Kirby,  242 
,,    V.  Jackson,  270 
,,    als.  Butler,  287 
, ,    ats.  Tenants  of  Kirkby  Ireth,  263 

Kirkby,  or  Kyrkeby,   ,  258 

John,  427  bis 
,,      Richard,  427 
,,      William,  342  bis 
Kirkby  ats.  Eccleston,  258 

ats.  Tenants  of  Kirkby  Ireth, 
261,  288 
Kirkby,  Mayor  of,  87  bis 
Kirkby  Irleth  or  Ireth,  Alexander  de, 
359 

„     John  de,  359 


Kirkby  Irleth,  Lord  of,  263 

, ,       , ,      Tenants  of,  v.  Kirkby,  or 
Kirby,  261,  263,  288 
Kirkstall,  Alexander, Alsbot  of,  360, 361 

,,       Roger,  Abbot  of,  369 
Kirkstall,  the  Abbot  of,  ats.  The  King, 
369 

Kirkstead,  Abbot  of,  310 
Kitchin,  383.    See  Kechyn. 
Kitson,  Thomas,  427 
Knaresburgh,  Crutched  Friars  of  St. 

Robert  near,  93 
Knight,  William,  421 
Knightley,  John,  398 
Knipe,  Isaac,  179 
Knotsford,  Thomas,  339  bis 
Knott,  Charles,  405 


L. 

Laborne.    See  Layborne 
Lache  et  Lache,  258 
Lacy,  Henry  de,  222,  306,  316,  360, 
361 

,,  Robert  de,  363.  See  De  Lacy 
Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln,  Edmund  de,  360 

,,      ,,  ,,       Henry  de,  222, 

297  307  n., 
316 318  n., 
357,  363,  369 

Lambe.    Sec  Lembe. 
Lambert  on,  John,  345 
Lancaster,  John  de,  323 
,,       Nathaniel,  406 
,,        Richard,  182 
,,       Roger  de,  146 
,,       Thomas,  181 
,,       Thomas  de,  355 
,,       William  de,  145 
Lancaster  ats.  Mosse,  263 
Lancaster,  Dukes  of,  15,  226,  369 

,,  ,,       John,  'J  bis,  9,  41, 

298,  308, 
366.  See 
Gaunt, 
John  of 

,,  ,,  Blanche, 

wife  of, 
366 

Henry,  4,  9,  44, 
116,   117,  199, 
298,   302,  312 
bis,  314,  369 
Earls  of,  15  bis,  226 
,,  ,,     Edmund,  146,  198 

„     Henry,    28,  44, 
146  n. 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


557 


Lancaster,  Earls  of,  Thomas,  146,  202, 
222,  320, 
363 

,,  ,,  Alice, 
widow 
of,  202 

Lancaster,  Austin  Friars,  in  the  town 
of,  93 

Burgesses  of,  318,  355,  356 
,,       Butler  of  Co.  Palatine  of, 
285 

,,       Chancellor  of  the  County 
of,  310 

,,       Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of, 
310 

,,       Clerk  of  the  Crown  of,  239 
,,       Clerk  of  the  Peace  of,  239 
,,       Clerk  of  the   Estreats  in, 
310 

Clerk  of  the  Statutes  in, 
305 

Clerks  to  the  Commissioners 
in,  240 

,,       Coroners  of  the  County  of, 

305  bis 
,,       Compounders  in,  416 
,,       Escheator  of  the  County  of, 

lOI 

,,       Gaoler  of,  242 

High  Sheriff  of,  173 
,,       Judges  in  the  County  of,  21 
,,       Justices  in,  239,  299 
,,       Justices  of  Assize  in,  308 
,,       Justices  of  the  Peace  in, 
310 

Keeper  of  the  Seal  in,  309 
,,       Knights  of  the  Shire  of,  308 
,,       Lists  of  Persons  in,  173 
, ,        Mayor  of,  236,  300,  304  bis 

Papists  in,  191 
,,        Parson  of,  282 

Persons  attainted  in,  173 
,,        Prior  of,  318 
,,       Prior  (Nigel)  of  St.  Mary's 

Church  at,  359,  368 
,,       Prothonotary  of,  240 
,,       Recusants  in,  173,  174 
„       Registrar  of,  239 

Sheriffs  of,  100,  117,  143- 
146,  234,  235.  242,  264 

Stipendiaries  in,  256 
,,       Wards  in  the  County  of, 

lOI 

Lane,  John,  399 
Langley,  James,  411 

John,  411 
,,       Thomas,  84 

William,  408,  410 
Langton,  or  Langeton,  Ivo  de,  362 


Langton,  John,  326 

John,  clerk,  326 
,,      Ralph,  324 
,,      Richard,  194,  388,  391  bis 
„      Sir  Thomas,  388 
,,      Thomas,  178 
Langton  v.  Gerard,  278 

V.  Langton,  251 
Langtree,  Thomas,  32 
Larden,  John,  421 
Lassell,  Brian,  406 
Latewise,  Thomas,  396 
Latham,  Lathum,  or  Lathome,  Eliza- 
beth, 193 
,,      Paul,  414 
Peter,  173 
,,      Richard,  428 
,,      Robert  de,   145,   146,  151, 
359 

,,      Thomas,  180,  193,  325 
,,      Thomas  de,  153,  312 
Latham  ats.  Tenants  of  Wavertree,  278 
Laton,  William,  138 
Laughton,  Henry,  428 
Launcelen,     William,     of  Poulton 

Launcelen,  122 
Law  V.  Habergham,  252 
Lawrence,  John,  29 

Lawton,  ,  376 

,,      James,  178 
,,       John,  421  bis 
,,       William,  400 
Layborne,  or  Laborne,  James,  345 
,,        Nicholas,  386 
,,        See  Leyborne 
Laylond,  Sir  William,  Knt.,  159  bis 
Layton,  Richard,  407 
Lea,  Brian,  181 
Leaver,  James,  182 
Leaver  ais.  Crompton,  287 
,,     a/s.  Holland,  250  bis 
,,     See  Lever 
Leckonby,  Richard,  428 
Ledys,  Roger  de,  369 
Lee,  - — ,  374,  388 
Sir  Henry,  28 
,,    Richard,  Knt.,  185,  220 
William,  394,  410 
Leech,  John,  169 
Leech  v.  Livesey,  262 
Lees,  R.,  v.  J.  Taylor,  348 
Legge,  John,  373 
Legh,  or  Leghe,  Anabel  de,  358 
Cecily  de  la,  359 
,,     Edmund  de,  358 
,,     George,  107 
,,     John,  169 
,,     John  de  la,  359 
,,     John,  son  of  Gilbert  de  la,  359 


558 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Legh,  Matilda  de,  370  n. 

„     Peter,  193,  194 
Robert  de,  370  n. 

,,  6"^^?  Leigh.  Lee.  Brown 
Leicester,  Peter,  421 

, ,        See  Leycester 
Leicester,  Earl  of,  372  n. 
Leigh,  or  Leighe,  380 

,,      Ann,  421 

,,      Brian,  337  bis 

,,      Charles,  421 

,,      Edward,  421 

,,      Gilbert  de  la,  29 
Henry,  421  bis 

„      John,  396 

Peter  {or  Piers),  Knt.,  183,  330 

,,      Peter,  184,  185,  422 

,,      Philip,  of  Booths,  122 

,,      Richard,  217 

,,      Robert,  179 

,,      Thomas,  122,  185,  413  bis,  422 

,,      Sir  Urian,  Knt.,  219 

,,      Urian,  185 

,,      William,  400 
Leigh  V.  The  Mayor  of  Preston,  256 

„     ats.  Tildesley,  252 
Lembe  [Lambe],  John,  112 
Lemyng,  Christopher,  30 
Lent,  Robert,  186 
Lenton,  co.  Notts,  Prior  of,  216 
Leonard,  Robert,  422 
Lever,  Robert,  179 
Lever  ats.  Tayluer  et  al.,  249 

,,      See  Leaver 
Leversage,  William,  422 
Levin  Sands,  The  Carter  of,  248 
Lewis,  Lomax,  194 
Lewis  ats.  Coppock,  340 

,,     ats.  Rigby,  284 

Leyborne,  ,  386 

Leyburne,  John,  173 

,,       See  Lay  borne 
Leylond,  Sir  William,  Knt.,  31,  158 
Leycester,  P.,  136 
Lidiard,  Hugh,  403 
Lightfoot,  John,  414 
Lincoln,  Bishop  of,  105 
Lincoln,  Earl  of.    See  Lacy 
Lingarde,  William,  401 
Liptrott,  John,  194 
Lisle,  Viscount,  377 
Lister  ats.  Ireland,  240 
ats.  Townely,  253 
See  Lyster 
Litherland,  Rowland,  186 
Littler,  Richard,  422 
Littleton.   See  Harper 
Littollers  v.  Collins,  255 
Litton,  Sir  Edward,  346 


Liverpool,  Chaplain  at,  310 

,,        Castle,  Constable  of,  285, 

305,  307      308,  312 
,,         Corporation  of,  311,  318 

520 

„        Mayor  of,  236,  285,  310,  317 
,,        Schoolmaster  at,  285,  310, 
,,        Steward  of,  285 
,,        Vicar  of,  285 
Livesay,  Livesey,  or  Lyvesey,  Evan,  194 
,,     James,  180,  194 
,,      Richard,  428 
Livesay  v.  Browne,  258 

,,      V.  Goodshaw,  284 

,,      ats.  Leech,  262 
Lloyd,  George,  401 

,,      George  (Bishop),  402,  403 

,,      John,  404  bis 

,,      Louis,  404 
Lomax,  James,  182 
Lomax  ats.  Holland,  250 
Locker,  Francis,  182 
London,  The  Goldsmiths  of,  113 
Long  ats.  Marshall,  250 
Longley,  Robert,  302 
Lord  ats.  Howarth,  255 
Lovel,  or  Lovell,  Lord,  235 

,,     Sir  John,  Knt.,  328 

,,  ,,       Matilda,  wife  of,  328 

,,     John  de,  361 

„     John,  149,  150 
Lowe,  James,  183 

,,     John,  150  11.,  397 

,,     Thomas,  182 
Lowndes,  or  Lownds,  Matthew,  187 

Ralph,  193 
Lyell,  Richard,  397 
Lyme,  Priest  in,  140 
Lynacre,  Thomas,  178 
Lynney,  Randle,  407 
,,       Richard,  180 
Lyon  V.  Davy,  348 
Lyster,  Thomas,  178,    See  Lister 
Lytham,  Prior  of,  v.  Butler,  271  bis 
Lythegreyns,  John  de,  149 
Lucas,  Richard,  180 
Lucas  V.  Tildesley,  255 
Lund,  Ellen,  428 
Luton,  John  de,  361  bis 

M. 

Macclesfield,  Lord,  474 
Macclesfield,  Burgesses  of,  121 

,,         Commonalty  of,  163 
,,          Mayor  of,  1 21,  163 
,,         Sergeant  of  the  Borough 
of,  72 
Machell,  ,  383 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


559 


Maddocke,  Ralph,  i86 
Mainwaring,  Manwaringe,  or  Mayn- 
waring,  379,  3  So 
John,  326 
Peter,  395,  422 
,,  Sir  Randle,  Knt.,  220 

Roger,  169 
,,  Thomas,  4.22 

William,  186 
Mainwaring  v.  Gerard,  284 
Malbon,  William,  185 
Mallory,  or  Mallorie,  Richard,  422 

,,       Thomas,  337,  402,  404,  406 
Male  Lacu,  Peter  de,  151,  152 
Malpas,  Priest  in,  140 
Manchester  Manor,  Lord  of,  312 
,,         Warden  of,  245,  265 
,,         Stipendiary  of  the  Blessed 
Mary  in,  84 
Mancknoles,  or  Mancknowles,  John, 
180 

,,  Laurence,  181 

Manne,  Kenry,  395 
Mansel,  or  Maunsel,  John,  354 
Manxell,  Sir  Rees,  Knt.,  216 
Marbury,  or  Marbery,  George,  396 

,,         Richard,  120 

,,        Tlwmas,  220 
March  v.  Pilkington,  348 
Marigold,  John,  407 
Marsden,  James,  182,  183 
Marsden  ats.  Currer,  269 
Marsh,  Robert,  181 
Marshall,  or  Mareshall,  Mr.  Justice,  72 

William  le,  353 
Marshall  v.  Long,  250 
Marsham,  Griffin,  Knt.,  345 
Marten,  Fulke,  399 

,,       James,  412 
Martin,  John,  396 
Martin  ats.  Mollyneux,  246 
Mason,  Ralph,  178 
Mason  ats.  Worthington,  241 
Massey,  Massye,Massie,  (?rMascy,  , 

329,  389 
George,  412 
,,      Gerrard,  411 

„     J.,  136 

James,  422 
,,  John  de,  67 
„     John,  179 

,,      Thomas  de,  of  Podington,  122 
,,      Sir  Richard  de,  208 
,,      Richard  de,  67 

Sir  William,  422 
,,      William,  176,  193  bis^  401 
Massey  v.  Culcheth,  244 
Masterson,  i?r  Maisterson,  Richard,  186 
,,       Thomas,  422 


Mather,  Humphrey,  of  Wigan,  343 
Mauley.    See  Malo  Lacu 
Mawdesly  ats.  Wigswall,  257 
Mayer,  Daniel,  413 
Meade,  Thomas,  410 
Meare,  John,  397 
Medcaulf,  Mark,  399 
Medgley,  Joseph,  41 1 
Melling,  William,  428 
Meoles,  Thomas,  186 
„      William,  185 
Mercer,  Thomas,  of  Cliderowe,  343 
Mercer  v.  Abbey,  254 
,,     V.  Hallwood,  243 
,,     V.  Molineux,  259 
Mere,  Matthew  de  la,  212 
Meredith,  Sir  William,  193 
Metcalf.    See  Medcaulf. 
Meyre,  Hugh,  167,  168  bis,  169 
Middlewich,  Burgesses  of,  121 
Midgell,  Robert,  180 
Middelton,  Adam  de,  152  bis 

,,         Sir  George,  428 
James,  178,  179 

,,        Thomas,  184 
Middleton  ats.   ,  251 

,,         Thomas,     ats.  Attorney- 
General,  346 
Middleton,  Schoolmaster  of,  284  n. 
Mighall,  George,  181 
Miles,  Wm.,  of  Millington,  75 
Milward,  William,  182 
Milward  v.  Gerard,  260 
Minshull,  or  Minshall,  John,  186,  422 

,,        Thomas,  422 
Minshull  v.  Golborne,  339  bis 
Mirevale,  Abbot  of,  319 
Modye,  John,  408 

Molineux,    Molyneux,  or  Molyneaux, 

 ,  380 

,,         Alan  de,  362 

,,         Alexander,  409 

,,         Anthony,  408 

,,         Edmond,  179 

,,         Edward,  Clerk,  108 

,,         John,  428 

,,         John  de,  362 

Letitia  le,  370  n. 
Lord,  36,  173,  174,  428 
,,  ,,     Daughter  of,  173 

,,         Richard,     Viscount,  of 

Maryburgh,  183 
,,         Richard,  Knt.  and  Bart., 

180 

Sir  Richard,  36,  238,  305, 
307  n.,  380 
,,         Richard  le,  370  n. 
„         Richard,  307,  314 
, ,         Richard,  son  of  John  de,  362 


56o  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Molineux,  Richard,   son  of  Richard, 
308 

,,       Robert,  428 
,,       Roger  de,  362 

Thomas,  30  ter,  285,  300 
,,  ,,       Son  of,  30 

Mollineux  v.  Holt,  259 
,,       V.  Martin,  246 

V.  Mayor  of  Liverpool,  236 
,,       Viscount,     ats.  Attorney- 
General,  348 
,,       ats.  Ashaw,  254 
,,       ats.  Mercer,  259 
ats.  Sutton,  242 
„       ats.  Whitfeild,  245 
Montbegon,  Roger  de,  357 
Monte  Alto,  Adam  de,  146 
Montjoy.    See  Munjoye.    See  Munjai. 
Moore,  John,  347 

,,      William,  173 
Mordaunt,  John,  Lord,  135 

,,        John,  68 
More  ats.  Bannester,  278  bis 
Morecroft,  Edward,  408 

Moreton,   ,  374 

,,        Edward,  406  bis,  413  bis 
,,       Thomas  (Bishop),  403 
,,        William,  422 
Morgett,  Edward,  422 
Morley,  Francis,  428 
,,      Thomas,  428 
Morley,  Lord,  246,  248,  262,  287,  374 
n. 

Morrall,  John,  404 
Morres  v.  Ayneswoilh,  252 
Mort,  or  Morte,  George,  428 

Thomas,  183 
Mort  z'.  Fleetwood,  244 
Mortein,  Earl  of,  355-356,  359 
Mortimer,  Edmund,  321 

,,  ,,        Wife  of,  321 

■  „         See  Mortuo  Mari 
Morton  ■z>.  Gregg,  234 
Mortuo  Mari,  William  de,  149,  150 

,,         See  Mortimer 
Mosley,  or  Moseley,  Sir  Nicholas,  17S, 
262 

,,      Nicholas,  428  bis 

,,  Rowland,  179 
Mosley  v.  Picroft,  263 

,,  ats.  Tatton,  233 
Mosse  V.  Lancaster,  260 
Mossock,  cir  Mossok,  Ann,  173 

,,        Goulthersus,  394 
Mostyn,  or  Mosten,  Thomas,  184 

„       William,  178,  405 
Moterham  in  Longdondale,  Priest  in, 

140 

Moulton,  ,  378 


Monteagle,  or  Mounteagle,  Lord,  237 

251.    See  Stanley 
Munjoye,  Monjoye,  or  Munjai,  Ra- 
dulphus  de,  146,  199 
,,       Robert  de,*i45 
Murray,  Richard,  404 
Mutton,  Peter,  395 


N. 

Nantwich,  Barons  of,  121 
Nash,  Philip,  422 

Nayler,  or  Naylor,  Elizabeth,  194  bis 

,,      Timothy,  194 

,,      William,  194 
Neild,  Robert,  182 
Nelsham,  Gilbert,  412 
Nelson,  Thomas,  428 

,,      William,  428 
Nessefeld,  William  de,  116,  116  n. 
Nevill,  or  Neville,  Geoffrey  de,  356, 

357 

Isabel,  364 
Joan,  364 
,,      John,  364 
,,      Margaret,  356,  357 
,,      Robert,  Knt.,  364 
,,      Robert,  Chivaler,  364 
„      Robert,  325 
Nevill  V.  Holden,  254 
Newcomb,  Henry,  407 
Neweton,  W.,  135 
Newton,  Ellen,  widow,  107 
,,       Humphrey,  107,  122 
,,       William,  422 
Newton  v.  Bannester,  264 
Newton,  Preacher  at,  283,  313 
Newton  in   Makerslield,  Inhabitants 

of,  291 
Nicholls,  William,  404 

,,       Doctor  William,  422 
Nicholson,  Francis,  42S 
Nickes,  John,  398 

Nigel,    Prior  of  St.  Mary's  Church, 

Lancaster,  359 
Nighgall,  Miles,  428 
Norbury,  John,  215 

,,  Susannah,  75 
Norbury,  Family  of,  75 
Norris,  or  Norres,  Alexander,  428 

,,       John,  428 

,,       Nicholas,  184 

,,       Robert,  428 
Thomas,  428 

, ,       William,  428 

„       William,  Knt.,  122,  281,  308 

,,       of  Speck,  323 
Norris  and  Fleetwood,  240 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


561 


Norris  v.  Fleming,  247 
North,  Richard,  428 
Northampton,  Fromund  de,  362 

,,  Hawise  de,  362 

Northampton,  Marquis  of,  388,  389, 
391,  392 
,,  William, 
342 

,,  ,,  See  Parr 

Northampton,  Burgesses  of,  355 
Northburgh,  William  de,  149 
Northen,  or  Northenden,   Priest  in, 
140 

Norton,  John,  Abbot  of,  121 

Nowell,  ,  261,  277,  279 

Christopher,  182,  265 
,,      Roger,  180,  238,  274,  428 

Roger,  of  Whalley,  180 
„      William,  183 
Nowell  V.  Hollyday,  245 
Nuttall,  Joshua,' 428 
Nuttall  ats.  Dureden,  257 
Nutter,  John,  400,  409,  410 

,,         ,,     Dean  of  Chester,  336 
Nutter  ats.  Hartley,  289 

,,     ats.  Robinson,  265,  289 


O. 

Offley,  ,  383 

Offley  ats.  Turner,  340 
Ogle,  Cuthbert,  428 
Henry,  32 
,,    John,  32  bis 
,,    John,  of  Whiston,  32 
Oldfield,  Leftwich,  422 

Philip,  Knt.,  186 
,,        Somerford,  187 
,,       Thomas,  185 
Oliver,  alias  Croxton,  Sir  John,  334 
Openshaw  ats.  Harpur,  25 1 
Orgrave,  or  Oregrave,  Hamon  de,  353 

Roger  de,  313 
Orleans,  Duke  of,  221 
Orme,  Mr.,  118 
Orme  v.  Rycroft,  260 
Ormerode,  Olyver,  182 
Ormesby,  William  de,  149,  150 
Ormskirk,  Vicar  of,  281 
Orreby,  Foulk  de,  1 19 

Orrell,   ,  388 

,,     Alexander,  178 
,,      Richard,  180,  428 
Orrell  ats.  Browne,  252 

,,     ats.  Townley,  253 
Osbaldeston,  or  Osbaldston,  Sir  Alex- 
ander, 380,  388 
Alexander,  390 

2 


Osbaldeston,  Edward,  Knt.,  183 
,,  John,  181,  182 

Osbaldeston  v.  South  worth,  251 
,,  ats.  Rodes,  248 

,,  ats.  Sollom,  240 

Osborne,  Mr.,  463 

Oseley,  Richard,  405 

Otclifife,  John  of,  29 

Otham,  Charles,  414 

Owen.    See  Comberbach 

Owens,  Hannah,  75 

Oxford,  Thomas,  Duke  of,  329 

Oxford,  Dean  and  Chapter  of,  512  n. 


P. 

P.,  C,  18 

Padiham,  Copyholders  of,  280 
Tenants  of,  277 

Pagett,  ,  378,  383 

„     Sir  William,  302 
Palmer,  Sir  Geoffrey,  v.  W^hitworth, 

John,  339 
Parcyvall,  William,  335 
Pares  et  Pares,  245 

,,    See  Parys 
Parke,  George,  181 

Parker,   ,  381,  384 

„      John,  174,  183 
,,     Jonathan,  428 
,,      Henry,  179,  180 
,,      Robert,  183 
Roger,  401 
William,  181 
Parker  v.  Bold,  235 

V.  Kenyon,  258 
,,     ats.  Greenakers,  251 
Parkinson,  Edward,  31,  179,  182 
John,  174 
,,        Richard,  428 
,,        Thomas,  428 
Parkinson  v.  Grimbaldston,  269 
,,        ats.  Clayton,  269 
,,        ats.  Taylor,  348 
,,       ats.  Whittaker,  247 
Parr,  or  Par,  Allan  de,  370  n. 
,,    John,  181 
,,    Richard,  412 
,,    Robert  de,  370  n. 
,,    William,  Marquis  of  Northamp- 

ton,  386  bis 
,,  Northampton 
Partington,  Rodulph,  192 
,,         William,  422 
Parys,  Robert,  213 

,,     See  Pares 
Paslew  V.  Kendall,  268 
Pasley,  Christopher,  406 

O 


562  LANCASHIRE  AND 


CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Pasmyth,    or    Pasmythe,  Margery, 
Prioress  of  the  Nunnery  of  Chester, 
203,  204,  334 
Patchett,  William,  182 
Patten,  Ann,  194 
Payley,  James,  180 
Peacock,  Nicholas,  168 
Pearson,  or  Peirson,  Thomas,  422,  429 

Redder,   ,  377 

Pedwardyn,  Sir  Robert,  325  n. 
Peeke,  Nicholas,  181 
Peele,  John,  184 
Peele  v.  Hornby,  278 
Pemberton,  Alienora  de,  373  n. 
,,         Thurstan  de,  370  n. 
,,         William  de,  370  n. 
Pemberton  v.  Hide,  242 
Pendle,  Tenants  of,  267,  293 
Pendleton,  Francis,  180,  181 
„        George,  183 
Henry,  429 
,,        John,  180 
Pendleton,  Tenants  of,  293 
Penkett,  Thomas,  422 
Pennington  a^s.  Win  Stanley,  243 
Penny,  Alan,  182 
,,     Thomas,  422 

Pennyfather,  ,  383 

Peploe,  the  Rev.  Mr.,  174 

Percival.    Sec  Parcyvall 

Pershall,  ^jrPeshall,  Edmund,  186,  422 

,,       Thomas,  422 
Pescod  V.  Harrison,  241 
Petevyn,  Roger  le,  359 
Peyvere,  Paul,  80 
Philipson,  John,  29 
Pickering,  Edward,  Knt.,  122 

Joan,  wife  of,  122 
James,  178 
Pickering  v.  Sutton,  339 

,,       v.  Sutton  and  Tipping,  340 
Pick  ford,  Thomas,  422 
Picopp  ais.  Whitaker,  253 
Picroft  a^s.  Mosley,  263.    See  Rycroft 
Pigott,  Robert,  108 
Pike,  or  Pyke,  Thomas,  414 

,,    William,  398 
Pilkington,  Sir  John,  327 
John,  429 
Richard,  429 
„         Roger  de,  324 
„         Thomas,  299 
William,  429 
Pilkington  ats.  March,  348 
Pincerna,  Nicolaus,  244 
Pinnock.    See  Pynnoke 
Pipard,  Peter,  144 

,,     Gilbert,  143  n.,  I44 
Pirye,  Sir  John  de,  210 


Pizaunt,  John,  408  l^is 
Plantagenet,  Blanche,  44 
Plesyjigton,  John  de,  363 
Pleymundestowe,  John,  parson  of,  210 
Pole,  Ralph,  102 

,,    Sir  Richard,  Knt.,  206 

,,    See  Toole 
Pollard,  John,  180 
Poole,  ,  379 

,,     Davy,  466 

,,     Hugh,  402 

,,     Ralph,  407 

,,     Thomas,  of  Poole,  Knt.,  122 
,,     Thomas,  422 
„     William,  Knt.,  108 
Poole  z).  Poole,  234 
Porter,  James,  178 
Portland,  Earl  of,  20  dis 
Posslett  V.  Walles,  248 
Potter,  Alexander,  429 
Powell,  Hugh,  394 

,,      Thomas,  186,  395 
Power,  George,  337 
Praers,  Margery  de,  364 

,,     Robert  de,  364 

,,  William  de,  209 
Pratcher,  William,  334 
Prescott,  Peter,  409  dis 

,,       William,  429 
Prescott  a^s.  Eccleston,  256 
Prestbury,  Priest  in,  141 
Prestland,  Peter,  397,  398 
Prestly  v.  Bibby,  252 
Preston,  George,  430 
John,  429 

,,       Robert,  183 

,,       Thomas,  429 

,,      William,  429 
Preston  v.  Bond,  247 

,,     afs.  The  King,  278 

,,     a^s.  Leigh,  256 

,,     Sir  Thomas,  Bart.,   aits.  At- 
torney-General, 348 
Preston,  Bailiff  of,  306 

,,      Burgesses  of,  319 

,,      Clerk  of  the  Statutes  of,  305 

,,       Corporation  of,  236,  275,  300 

,,      Keeper  of  the  Seal  of,  309 

,,       Mayors  of,  175,  235,  236 

,,      Mayor  of  v.  Harrison,  264 

,,  Tenants  of,  305 
Prestwich,  Edmund,  389 

,,       Sir  Thomas,  429  ' 
Prestwich  v.  Baguley,  269 
Prior,  George,  31 
Pritchard,  Philip,  422 
Provence,  Guy  de,  106 
Puleston,  Richard,  400 
Pulford,  Ferdinand,  186 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


563 


Purser,  John,  of  Lancaster,  303 

Pycopp  V.  Whitaker,  250 

Pycroft.    See  Picroft 

Pye,  John,  194 

Pynnoke,  Sir  Nicholas,  210 


Q. 

Queen,  The,  ats.  Gerard,  252 

,,  See  Regina 

Quernemore,  Master  Forester  of,  100 
Quick,  Richard,  429 
Quinci.    See  De  Quinci 


R. 

Rabie,  or  Rabye,  James,  183  Ms 

Radcliffe,  Radcliff,  or  Radeclif,   , 

38s,  389 
Dr.,  337 
,,        Henry,  182 

John,  Knt.,  183 
John,  311 
„     wife  of,  311 
,,       Katharine  de,  370 
,,       Richard,  Knt.,  329 
,,       Richard,  272 
,,       Robert  de,  370  n. 
,,       Thomas,  392 

WilHam,  429  his 
,,       William,  son  of  Robert  de, 
370  n. 

,,       See  Ratcliffe.  See  Rudecliff 
Rademan,  Matthew  de,  145 
Rafte,  Edmund,  180 
Rainsford.    See  Raynsforde 

Ramesden,  ,  381 

Randall  v.  Starkey,  201 
Raphson,  Edmund,  429 
Rascow,  John,  429 

Ratcliffe,  or  Ratclyff,   r,  387 

,,       Sir  Alexander,  387 
,,       James  de,  324 
,,       John,  of  Ordesall,  327 
Ralph,  323 
Richard,  325 
,,       William,  272 
,,       William,  of  Manchester,  342 
Ratcliffe  ats.  Brereton,  259 

ats.  Greenhalgh,  246 
„      ats.  W'almeley,  247 
Ravald,  William,  180 
Ravenscroft,  P.,  60 

,,  Ralph,  122 

Roger,  403 

Rawlinson,   ,  263 

Leonard,  429 


Rawlinson,  Robert,  427,  429 
Rawlinson  ats.  Tenants  of  Low  Furnes, 
288 

Rawson,  Reginald,  399 
Rawsthorne  v.  Holden,  269 
Rawston,  or  Rauston,  ats.  Farrington, 
258,  279 

Rawstorne,   ,  385 

Rayle,  Henry,  407 
Raynsforde,  Henry,  403 
Read,  Tenants  of,  291 
Reade,  Robert,  178 
Reddishe,  John,  385 
Otho,  385 
Redman,  Sir  John,  429 
Regina  v.  Barton,  254 

,,    V.  Tenentes  de  Coggeshall,  234 

,,    V.  Gerard,  253 

,,    V.  Greenakers,  267 

,,    V.  Grymesheye,  261 

,,    V.  Halstead,  256 

,,    V.  Starkey,  234 

,,    V.  Townley,  260 
Remyngton,  Robert,  337 
Renicars,  or  Ranicars,  Nicholas,  429 

,,        Richard,  429 
Rennakers  ats.  Bradshawe,  268 
Renolds,  Humphrey,  168 
Renshaw,  Robert,  422 
Renzie,  Sir  Matthew  de,  73 
Rex  V.  Tenants  of  Blackborne,  292, 
293 

,,  V.  Dancey,  289 
Reygate,  John  de,  149 
Reynolds.    See  Renolds 
Rhodes.    See  Rodes 
Ribble,   ,  308 

Richardson,  Thomas,  172,  183,  400 
.,         William,  181 

Richardson  v.  Townson,  277 

Riche,  Sir  Richard,  Knt.,  31 

Richmond  v.  Swinglehurst,  289 

,,       Procurator    of   the  Arch- 
deacon of,  221 

Ridding,  Mary,  174 

Ridley,  Nicholas,  175 

Rigby,  Adam,  elk.,  182 
,,     Alexander,  182,  429 
,,     Edward,  181,  182,  413 
,,     James,  429 

Rigby  V.  Houghton,  244 
,,     V.  Lewis,  284 
,,     ats.  Chatterton,  et  al.,  241 

Rigmaden,  or  Rigmayden,  Thomas  de, 
330 

,,       William,  177 
Riley.    See  Ryley 
Rimer,  Katherine,  194 
Risley  v.  Byrom,  254 


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564  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Rishton,   or  Rissheton,  Gilbert  de, 

147  71. 

,,       Ralph,  180,  429 

,,       Richard,  326 

„       William,  429 
Rishton  afs.  Farrington,  258 
Rivers,  John,  Earl,  422 
Rivington,  James,  429 

,,        John,  429 
Roade,  Randal),  422 
Roberts,  Richard,  466 
Robinson,  Edmund,  429 

,,       George,  407 

John,   193,  396,  406,  407, 
410,  429 

,,       Richard,  339  l?is 
Robinson  v.  Hunter,  289 

V.  Nutter,  265,  289 

,,  afs.  Scale,  261 
Rochefort,  Hugh  de,  362 

,,        See  De  Rupe  Forti 
Rod,  John,  of  Ribchester,  32  lu's 

his  son,  32 
Rodes  V.  Osbaldeston,  248 
Rodley,  Stephen,  181 
Roger,  Hamon,  son  of,  353 

,,      See  Filius  Rogeri 
Rogers,  Robert,  398 
Rogerson,  James,  194 
John,  429 

,,       William,  409,  429 

Romesden,   ,  384 

Rope,  Laurence,  184 
Roscovv,  John,  429 
Ross  V.  Broxupp,  283 
Rossendale,  Tenants  of,  293 
Rothewell,  William,  408 
Roughley  v.  Eccleston,  283 
Rowland,  John,  75 
Rowley  v.  Bold,  276 
Rowlinson,  Lawrence,  207 
Roydon,  Anne,  218 
John,  218 
,,       Roger,  218 
Rudecliff,  John  de,  147  n. 

,,       Richard  de,  147  n. 
Runcorn,  or  Runcorne,  Thomas,  elk., 

394,  395»  397 
Russell,  Edward,  423 
Rustune,  Gilbert  de,  364 
Robert  de,  364 
,,      Robert,  son  of  Gilbert  de, 
364 

Rustune  Family,  Pedigree  of,  364,  365 
Rutland,  Earl  of,  1 1 
Ruthyn,  Lord  of.    See  Grey,  George 
Rutter,  John,  423 

Elizabeth,  423 
Rycroft  [  ?  Pycroft]  a^s.  Orme,  260 


Ryder,  John,  411 
.Ryley,  or  Ryly,  Thomas,  429 
e^  Ryley,  261 


S. 

Sadler,  John,  341 

St.  Asaph,  John,  Bishop  of,  206 

,,  Bishop  and  Chapter  of,  163 
St.  John   of   Jerusalem,    Prior  and 

Brethren  of,  121 
St.  Peter,  or  Sancto  Petro,  John  de,  70 

,,        Urian  de,  209 
St.  Werburgh,  Thomas,  Abbot  of,  66, 
358 

Salfordshire,  Master  Forester  in,  305, 
307 

,,         Steward    in,    286,  305, 
307  n.,  308 
Salop,  Abbot  of,  365 
Sanckey,  Richard,  183 

Sandford,   ,  378 

Sands  f.  Askewe,  244 
Sandys,  Samuel,  429 
Sargeant,  or  Serjeant,  Richard,  181, 
183 

William,  182 
Saunders,  Zachary,  411 
Saunderson,  Ellis,  411 

,,         Margai-et,  429 

Savage,  or  SavaHge,  ,  376 

Dame  Elizabeth,  214 
Sir  John,  Knt,,  107,  161,  214, 
215 

,,      John,  161,  216 

,,      Thomas,  Viscount,  186 

,,      Thomas,  400,  423 
Saville,  Sir  John,  Knt.,  31 
Sawrey,  William,  410 
Say,  John,  200 
Scamper,  Robert,  345 
Scarisbrick,  or  Skaresbrok,  Ann,  194 
,,        Margery,  194 
Henry  de,  367 
Robert,  174 
Scoles,  Edward,  404 
Scolfield,  or  Scolefeild,  Gerrard,  183 

,,       Henry,  329 
Scrope,  Geoffrey  de,  153 
Scruton,  Robert,  430 
Seabourne,  William,  401 
Scale  V.  Robinson,  261 
Secome,  John,  180 
Seddon,  John,  430 

,,      William,  406 
Sefton,  Thomas,  336 
Seller,  Christopher,  182 
Seton,  Thomas  de,  154 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


565 


Shackelock  v.  Chetham,  257,  287 
Shaftoe,  William,  174 

Shakerley,   ,  375,  377 

Jeffry,  423 
Shalcrofte  [?  Shalcrosse],  Edward,  406 
Shalcross,   or  Shalcrosse,  Edmund, 
406  n. 

Edward,  396.    See  Shal- 
crofte 
John,  193 
Shareshull,  W.  de,  154 
Sharman,  William,  423 
Sharpe,  Lionel,  401 
,,     Peter,  400,  401 
See  Sherp 
Shaw,  or  Shawe,  Henry,  430 
„     John,  399 
,,     Leonard,  410 
„     Peter,  397,  410,  413 
,,     Robert,  413 
,,     Thomas,  412 
Shaw  V.  Calvely,  245 
Shelmardine,  Edmund,  401 
Sheperd,  Simon,  396 
Shepley  ats.  Wetherby,  260 
Sherborne,  Sherbourn,  or  Shirburne, 

 387 

Hugh,  385 
,,        John,  398,  410  bis 
,,        Sir  Nicholas,  174 
,,         Sir  Richard,  387,  392 
,,         Richard,  174,  181 
,,        Richard  of,  29 
,,        Robert,  392 
,,        Thomas,  183 
Sherborne  v.  Halsall,  Knt. ,  243 
,,       V.  Hothersell,  257 

ats.  Clayton,  269 
,,       ats.  Wedaker,  260 
Sherlock,  Richard,  403 

,,       William,  285  bis 
Sherp,  Thomas,  394 
Sherrington,  Francis,  430 
Sherrington  v.  Croft,  249,  262 
,,         V.  Gibson,  249 
,,        V.  Tildesley,  255 
,,        ats.  Fleetwood,  237 
Sherrocke,  Ralph,  430 
Shipton,  Edward,  405 

,,       Samuel,  405,  423 
Shirte,  Dorothy,  423 
Shuttleworth,  Shutleworth,  or  Shotyl- 
worth,  John,  174 
,,  Nicholas,  273 

Ralph,  31,  174 
,,  Richard,  174 

William,  181 
Shuttleworth  v.  Barton,  259  bis 

ats.  Walmesley,  255,  256 


Shuttleworth,  Richard,  ats.  Attorney- 
General,  347 
Siddall,  Edward,  386 
Sidway,  Thomas,  423 
Sigswick,  George,  182 
Sillito,  Randolph,  423 
Simkin  v.  Travers,  283 
Simkinson.    See  Symkinson 
Simonstone.    See  Symondson 
Simonswood.    See  Symondswood 
Simpson,  John,  172 

Singleton,   ,  381,  390 

George,  390 
John,  390 
,,        Thomas,  319  n.,  390,  430 
,,       Thomas,  D.D.,  337 
William,  337,  390 
Singleton  v.  Briers,  254 
Slaitborne,  Slateborne,  or  Slatborne, 
Parson  of,  301 
,,         Tenants  of,  285,  291,  293 
Slater,  Thomas,  182 
Slater  v.  Goose,  261 
Small  ats.  Breeres,  241 
Smallwood,  John,  397 
Smarley,  Ellen,  335 
Smith,  Smyth,  or  Smythe,  Alexander, 
410 
George,  423 
,,     John,  466 

,,     John,  of  Somesburye,  33 
,,      Laurence,  Knt.,  134 
,,      Richard,  396,  398,  408,  466 
,,      Thomas,  Mayor  of  Chester,  134 
,,      Thomas,  senior,  423 
,,      Thomas,  junior,  423 
,,      William,  423 
Smith,  or  Smyth  v.  Brooke,  248,  263, 
287 

,,      V.  Butler,  277 

,,      V.  Rigby,  241 

,,  ats.  Charnley,  244 
Smithwick,  Thomas,  423 
Snead,  or  Snede,  Ralph,  395 

,,      Richard,  134 
Snell,  George,  404  bis.,  405 

,,     Doctor  George,  423 
Sodor  and  Man,  Bishop  of,  402 
Sollom  V,  Osbaldeston,  240 
Somerset,  Duke  of,  388,  389,  391 
Sophia,  Princess,  191 
Sorocold,  James,  181 
Southerne  ats.  Whitley,  233 
Southworth,  A.  de,  323 

Alice  de,  323 
,,         John,  182,  430 
,,         Richard,  389 
,,         Thomas,  179,  180 
Southworth  v.  Houghton,  239 


566  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Southworth  ats.  Barton,  257 

,,        ats.  Holden,  257,  258,  259 
ats.  Osbaldeston,  251 
Sowerbuttes,  Thomas,  182 
Sparke,  William,  423 
Speake,  Henry,  182 
Spencer,  Mr.,  220 

Richard,  217 
,,       Robert,  218 
Spencer.    See  Warwick 
Stafford,  ,  376 

Standish,  t7r  Standishe,  Alexander,  180 
,,       Edward,  174,  178,  430 
,,      James,  166 
„      Joanna,  381,  391 

Ralph,  175 
,,       Richard,  407 
Thomas,  385 
William,  175 
Standish  v.  Atherton,  253 
„      ats.  Holden,  255 
ats.  Tetlow,  277  his 

Stanley,  ,  376,  377  his,  380,  382, 

384 

,,      Mrs.,  175 

„      Lord,  378,  381 

Edward,    Lord  Mountegle, 
107,  385  his 
,,       Edward,  178 
,,      Ferdinando,  430 

George,     Knt.,     Lord  le 
Strange,  122 
„      Sir  John,  303 
,,      John,  107,  122,  175 

Richard,  183 
,,      Thomas,  Earl  of  Derby,  122 
,,      Thomas,    Lord  Mountegle, 
381,  382,  384,  385  ter,  388 
bis,  389  bis,  390,  392 
Thomas,  175  ter^  184,  342, 
408  , 

,,      Thomas,  of  Eccleston,  175 
,,      Thomas,  of  Preston,  175 
,,       William,   Lord  Mountegle, 
373 

Sir  William,  Knt.,  69,  70, 
107,  108, 122, 
191,  206,  215 
Elizabeth,  wife 
of,  191 
„  Joan,  relict  of, 

122 

,,  William,  son 

of,  122 

„  •  William,  of  Hoton,  Knt.,  122 
„      William,  430 

See  Derby.    See  Monteagle 
Stanley,  Edward,  Bart.,  v.  Earl  of 
Derby,  263  bis 


Stanley,  Edward,    v.     Lord  James 
Strainge,  263 

,,      ats.  Halsall,  260 

,,      ats.  Ireland,  257 
Stanleys,  The,  200 

Stanlowe,  Gregory,  Abbot  of,  363,  364 

Stannannought,  Samuel,  414 

Stanton  v.  Bootle,  256 

Staplet.on,  Edwin,  185 

Starkey,  Starkye,  or  Starky,  377  bis 

„      Henry,  401,  423 
J.,  135  bis 

,,      James,  138,  411,  413  his 

,,       Thomas,  178,  423 
Starkey  v.  Fisher,  338 
ats.  Jones,  340 
ats.  The  Queen,  234 

,,      ats.  Randall,  200 
Stevenson,  James,  193 
Stewart,  Sir  Nicholas,  Bart.,  150  n. 
Stirropp,  Ralph,  405 
Stith,  Thomas,  430 
Stockdale,  Leonard,  179,  181 
Stock,  Peter,  181 
Stockport,  Robert  de,  119 
Stockton,  Thomas,  423 
Stoke,  Chaplain  in,  no 

,,      Priest  in,  141 
Stokes,  Richard  de,  212 
Stopford,  Ralph,  396 

,,       William,  179 
Stot,  Roger,  361 
Stoughton  ats.  Gerard,  347,  348 
Strange,  Lady  Anne,  520 
Strange,  Lord,  v.  Houghton,  247 

,,      James,     Lord,     ats.  Edw. 
Stanley,  263 

,,      Lord  le.    See  Stanley 
Strangwish,    Strangwych,    or  Stran- 
guische,  John,  178 
„  Philip,  167 

,,  Thomas,  167 

Street,  Thomas,  399 
Strickland,  Walter,  430 
Sudall,  Lawrence,  430 

,,     Richard,  172 
Suffolk,  Duke  of,  387  bis 
Sumner,  John,  430 

Sutton,  Edward,  Knt.,  Lord  of  Dudley, 
122,  168 

,,     Henry  de,  151,  152 

,,     John,  of  Sutton,  222 

,,     Richard  de,  117  n. 

,,     Sir  Robert,  Knt.,  215 

,,     Thomas,  178 
Sutton  V.  Mollyneux,  242 

,,    ats.  Pickering,  339 

,,  and  Tipping  iz/j.  Pickering,  340 
Sutton,  Tenants  of,  201 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


567 


Swaine,  John,  423 
Swansey  ats.  Walmesly,  261 
Swetenham,  William  de,  210 

William,  185 
Swinglehurst  ats.  Richmond,  289 
Swinton  ats.  Crosby,  233 
Sydall,  Henry,  396 
Symkinson,  William,  181 
Symondson,  or  Symondston,  Tenants 
of,  277 

Symondswood,  Master  Forester  of,  285 

,,  Forester  of,  312 

Sytton  [?  Fytton],  Helen,  169 


T. 

Tabley,  a  felon,  298 

,,      Matthew,  107 
Tadgill,  Thomas,  397 
Talbot,  or  Talbott,  Edmund,  364,  365 
George,  175 
Sir  John,  112,  430 
John,  175,  430 
,,      Thomas,  364 
,,  Edmund,  son  of,  364, 

365 

Tasker,  James,  194 
Tateham,  William  de,  363  his 
Tateshal,  Robertus  de,  144 
Tatlock,  Thomas,  194 
Tattersall  v.  Whittakers,  249 
Tatton,  Peter,  395 

Robert,  423 
Tatton  V.  Mosley,  233 
Taylor,  Taylour,  Taylyor,  Tayler,  or 
Tailor,  Edmund,  180 

,,      Elizabeth,  430 

„     John,  185,  218,  423,  430 

Dame  Margery,  Prioress,  205 

,,      Nicholas,  409 

„      Ralph,  184 

,,      Richard,  182,  398 

,,      Robert,  168 

,,     Thomas,  396 
Taylor  v.  Parkinson,  348 

,,     J.  ats.  R.  Lees,  348 
Tayluer  v.  Lever,  249 
Tempest,  Elizabeth,  94 

,,       Thomas,  94 

,,       William,  430 
Terbok,  or  Turbouk,  Henry,  367 

,,       Henry  de,  366 

,,       Maud  (Matill.),  367 
Richard,  319,  367 
Terse,  Thomas,  Chaplain  ofWalleze, 
no 

Tetlow  V.  Standish,  277 
Thickness,  Rowland,  412 


Thompson,  Christopher,  409 

,,         Nicholas,  178 

, ,         See  Tompson 
Thorley,  John,  399 

Thornton,  Thorneton,  or  Thorintona, 
Hugh  de,  209 
,,        James,  183 
Ralph,  407 
,,        Simon  de,  145 
,,        Thomas,  408 
,,        William  de,  329 
Thorpe,  John,  408 
Threlfall,  Cuthbert,  430 
Throppe,  Thomas,  423 
Thurkelby,  R.  de,  148 
Tildesley,     Tyddesley,  Mr.,  175,  262, 
294 

Edward,  166,  175,  179 

,,        Lambert,  179 
Richard,  383 
Tildesley  v.  Leigh,  252 

,,       ats  Chernock,  244 

,,       ats.  Lucas,  255 

,,       ats.  Sherrington,  255 

Tilney,  ,  381,  389 

Tilson,  Henry,  412 
Tilston,  Mary,  339 
Tipper,  — ,  374 

Tipping,  Tippinge,  i7r  Typinge,  George, 
181,  403 

,,       Henry,  112 

,,      Robert,  180 

,,      Samuel,  184 
Tipping  and  Sutton  ats.  Pickering,  340 
Tirry,  Roger,  401 

Tomlinson,  ,  283 

,,         Lawrence,  194 
Tomlinson  ats.  Fell,  243 
Tompson  v.  Hornby,  250 
Tonstall,  M.,  133 
Tootle,  Hugh,  430 

Toppeclif,  Robert  de.  Abbot  of  Whal- 

ley,  363 
Townend,  James,  180 
Townley,  i??' Towneley,  Mr.,  175 
,,       Catherine,  166 
,,       Edmund,  384 
,,       Gilbert,  409 

Henry,  175,  179,  259,  270 
,,       John,  Knt.,  301 

John,  177 
,,       Lawrence,  180,  430' 
,,        Richard,  175,  179,  181,  246 
,,       Thomas,  175 
Townley  v.  Tenants  of  Colne,  267 
,,       V.  Lister,  253 
„       V.  Orrell,  253 
,,       V.  Shutleworth,  250 
,,       ^/Townley,  267,  269,  274 


568 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Townley  ats.  Conway,  270 
ats.  Cunliffe,  247 
ats.  The  Queen,  260 
,,       ats.  Whittaker,  279 
Townleys,  The,  238,  293 
Townson,  Robert,  430  bis 
Townson  ats.  Richardson,  277 
Toxtath,  Forester  of,  312 
Trafford,  Edmund,  Knt.,  I2I,  180 
Edmund,  390 
„       John,  175 
„       Henry,  325 
,,       Thomas,  184 
William,  186 
Trafford  ats.  Huyde,  253 

Trapps,  ,  387 

Travers,  John,  29,  344 
Peter,  413  bis 
,,       Thomas,  146 
Travers  v.  Houghton,  254,  266 

,,      ats.  Simkin,  283 
Traves,  Daniel,  179 
Trawden,  Tenants  of,  293 
Treyfort,  Henry,  394 
Troutbeic,  or  Troutbecke,  John,  206 
,,       William,  Knt.,  121 
,,       William,  213 
Tudman,  Thomas,  405 
Turner,  Gregory,  411 
Turner  v.  Offley,  340 
Tusser,  William,  18,  295  321 
Twiford,  Richard,  430 
,,       Robert,  430 


U. 

Ulvesby,  Patrick  de,  145 

Underbill,  John,  400 

Urmeston,  or  Urmston,  Gilbert,  166 

,,        Gilbert  de,  330 

„       John  de,  330 

Thurstan  de,  329 

,,  William,  166 
Urminston,  Richard,  181 


V. 

Valentine,  John,  430 

,,  Thomas,  412 

Vale  Royal,  Abbot  of,  73,  105,  108, 

121,  306 
Valoniis,  Gaufridus  de,  143 
Vaughan,  Richard,  401 

,,       (Bishop),  402 
Vavasur,  or  Vavasour,  Robert,  144 
,,       Thomas,  430 
,,       William  le,  152 


Vawdry,  Robert,  398 
Vawsse,  Laurence,  elk.,  341 

Venables,   ,  376 

Peter,  423 
Sion,  405 
,,        Thomas,  122 
Vere,  Robert  de,  Duke  of  Ireland,  331 
„  ,,         Philippa,  wife  of,  331 

Vernon,  or  Vernun,  George,  Knt.,  186, 
187 

„     Henry,  423 
,,     Ralph,  107 
,,     Ricardus  de,  144 
,,     Willelmus  de,  144 
Vesci,  Willelmus  de,  143 


W. 

W  .  .  .  ,  Richard,  216 
Waddington  v.  Haworth,  253 
,,         ats.  Barron,  242 
Wadsworth,   or  Waddesworth,  Mr., 

175 
Joseph,  175 
,,  Nicholas,  175 

Wagstaffe,   ,  375 

Wakefeild,  ,  389 

,,        Jonathan,  430 
Walbanck,  John,  285,  302 
Wales,  Arthur,  Prince  of,  206,  214 
,,    Joan,  Princess  of,  70,  352 
, ,    Katherine,  Dowager  Princess  of, 
215 

,,    Prince  of,  163,  191,  201,  209, 
210,  213 
Wales,  King's  Lieutenant  in,  163 
Walkeden,  Robert,  412 
Walker,  James,  396 
John,  423 
,,       Richard,  394  bis 
,,      William,  430 
Walker  ats.  Chaderton,  248 

,,      ats.  Warrington,  340 
Wall,  Thomas,  430 
,,    William,  394 
Walles  ats.  Posslett,  248 
Wallesey,  Priest  in,  141 
Walley,  Charles,  423 
Walls,  William,  181 
Walmesley,  Walmisley,  or  Walmsley, 
Edward,  430 
,,         Richard,  175 
,,         Thomas,  Knt.,  183 
,,         Thomas,  174,  277 
,,         William,  172,  175,  182 
Walmesley  v.  Haliyday,  277 
,,         v.  Ratciiffe,  247 

V.  Shutleworth,  255,  256 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


569 


Walmesley  v.  Swansey,  261 
Walteri,  Theobaldus,  144 
Walthall,  Alexander,  423 
Walton,  or  Waleton,  391 
Adam  de,  354 
James,  182 
Richard,  183 
,,      Thomas,  174,  175 
,,      William  de,  361 
William,  181,  466 
Walton,  Richard  de,  ats.  The  King,  354 
Wambergh,  Thomas  de,  319 

Warburton,  or  Werbertone,   ,  379 

,,        Geoffrey  de,  146,  n. 
,,        Peter,  120,  184 
,,        Thomas,  304,  399,  400 
Warburton  v.  Gerard,  284 
Ward,  or  Warde,  Hugh,  430 
,,      John,  423 
,,     Joseph,  423 
,,      Margaret,  430 
,,      William,  412 
Ward  ats.  Hide,  252 
Wareing,  John,  431 

,,       Thomas,  431 
Warre,  Roger  de  la,  307 
,,     Thomas  la,  329 
Warren,  or  Waren,  Sir  Edward,  392 
John  de,  Knt.,  325 
John,  Knt.,  122 
„       John,  193,  194,  392  bis 
Warrington  v.  Walker,  340 
Warton,  William,  344  bis 
Warwick,  Earl  of,  25,  376 
Watermouth,  Richard,  431 
Waterworth,  or  Waterworte,  Hugh, 

431 

John,  181 
,,         Thurstan,  184 
Watmore,  Lawrence,  178 
Watmough,  Hugh,  411 

,,         Robert,  194 
Watson,  i?;- Wattson,  Antony,  159 

Robert,  399 
Watts,  George,  424 

John,  407 
Wavertree,  Tenants  of,  v.  Latham,  278 
Wayfford,  Lord  of.    Sec  Grey,  George 
Waynehouse,  John,  409 
Webster,  Robert,  424 
Wedaker  v.  Shirborne,  260 
Weed,  Robert,  337 
Welchman,  Hugh,  431 
Wenlock,  Richard,  Prior  of,  I2I 
Werall,  George,  408 
Warden,  John,  424 

,,      Richard,  187 
Westby,  Elizabeth,  172 
,,     Francis,  431 


Westby,  John,  431 

,,     Thomas,  183 
West  Derby,  Chief,  or  Master  Forester 
of,  100,  305,  307  n., 

308 

,,  Forester  of,  312 

,,  Steward  of,  305,  307 

308 

Westfeild,  Richard,  431 

West  Houghton,  Tenants  of,  322 

,,  ,,        z'.  Brown, 

247 

Weston,  Thomas  de,  361 

,,      Thomas,  424 
Wetherby  v.  Shepley,  260 
Whalley,  or  Whaley,  John,  182,  407 
,,        Thomas,  175,  181 
See  Walley 
Whalley  ats.  Aynesworth,  260 
Whalley,  Abbot  of,  29,  121,  159,  265, 
300,  303,    305  bis,  363, 
366 

John,  Abbot  of,   162,  215, 
221 

Whalley,  Abbot  of,  ats.  The  King,  362 
Whalley  Abbey,  Household  at,  159 
Whalley,  Anchorite  in,  309 
Whipp,  Dorothy,  180 
Whitacre,  James,  179 
Whitacres,  Robert,  41 1 
Whitbie,  Robert,  32,  71,  75 
Whitby,  Whitbye,  or  Whitbie,  Eliza- 
beth, 32 
,,        Edward,  186,  187 
Whitby  ats.  Attorney-General,  338 
White,  or  Whyte,  John,  33,  60,  299, 
411 

„     Henry,  431 

,,  Robert,  431  bis 
White  V.  Harrison,  251 

,,     ats.  Barwick,  251,  288 
Whitehalgh,  Robert  de,  329 
Whitehead,  or  Whytehead,  Richard, 

33,  394 

,,         Thomas,  414 
Whitehead  v.  Hill,  259 
Whiteside,  William,  of  Carleton,  347 
Whitfeild  v.  Mollineux,  245 

,,       ats.  Hinton,  253 
Whitle  ats.  Gerard,  270 
Whitley  v.  Southerne,  233 
Whitmore,  ,  374 

,,        Alice,  192 

,,        George,  19 

,,        Thomas,  19 

Valentine,  424 

,,        William,  192 
Whittaker,  or  Whittakers,  v.  Parkin- 
son, 247 


570  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Whittaker  v.  Picopp,  253 
V.  Townley,  279 
ats.  Pycopp,  250 
ats.  Tattersall,  249 
See  Wedaker.    See  Whit- 
acre 

Whittingham,  t^rWhitingham,  Richard, 
178,  431 
Thomas,  404 
,,         William  de,  330 
Whittington,  Thomas,  381 
Whittle,  Whettle,  or  Whittell,  John, 
431 

,,       Richard,  178 

„       Robert,  403 

,,  See  Whitle 
Whitton,  John,  399 
Whitwell,  John,  326 
Whitworth,  John,  ats.  Sir  Geoffrey 

Palmer,  339 
Wicke,  Thomas,  178,  183 
Wicksteed,  or  Wickstead,  Richard, 
424 

,,        Thomas,  424 
„        William,  185 
Widdins,  William,  424 
Widdowes,  John,  431 
Widness,  Tenants  of,  278 

See  Windness 
Wigan,  Parson  of,  237,  262,  282 
Wignall,  John,  431 
Wigswall  V.  Mawdesley,  257 

Wilbraham,  or  Wilbram,   ,  377 

Hugh,  424 
Ralph,  185 
,,         Sir  Richard,  Knt.,  220 
,,         Sir  Thomas,  424 
,,         William,  108,  122 
Wildbore,  Augustin,  413 
Augustus,  412 
,,       Doctor  Augustus,  431 
Wilkinson  Jonathan,  431 

,,       Thomas,  185 
Williams,  John,  403 
Willoughby,  Lord  Robert,  Baron  of 
Eresby,  34 
See  Wylughby 
Wilmerslawe,  Priests  in,  141 
Wilson,  or  Willson,  John,  424 

„       Richard,  405,  424 
Wimsley,  John,  397 
Winckley,  Edward,  175 
,,        Richard,  175 

Thomas,  171,  175 
William,  175,  431 
Windle,  Schoolmaster  in,  283 
Windness,  William,  431 
Winnesley,  Edmund,  399 
,,        See  Wymesley 


Winnington,  Lawrence,  424 
Winstanley,  Humphrey,  97,  182 
,,         Richard,  398 
,,        V.  Anderton,  256 
,,        V.  Penington,  243 
Winwick,  Parson  of,  263 
Wiresdale,  Abbot  and  Monks  of,  36 
,,        Chaplain  in,  301 
„        St.  Michael's  Church,  H., 

chaplain  of,  36 
,,        Tenants  of,  282 
Wirrall.    See  Werall.    See  Worrall 
Witeby,  Gilbert  de,  145 
Withington,  Jane,  175 
Mary,  175 
,,         Richard,  175  bis 
Wodenorth,  Jonathan,  424 
Wogan,  John,  149,  150 
Wolsey,  Cardinal,  201 
Wolstancrofte,  Nicholas,  408 

Wood,   ,  388 

,,     Francis,  431 
„     John,  431 
,,     Henry,  431 
,,     Humfrey,  424  bis 
,,     Lawrence,  403 
,,     Matthew,  399 
Wood  V.  Curwen  286 
Woodcocke,  James,  184 

,,         Richard,  184 
Woodhouse,  or  Wodehouse,  John  de, 
70,  212 
,,  Roger,  107 

Woods,  Matthew,  396 
Woodward,  Alexander,  431 

,,        Randle,  408 
Woolby,  Landale,  194 

Woolley,   ,  390 

Woolley  V.  Hollinshead,  340 
Worcester,  Earl  of,  v.  Home,  263 
Workesley,  or  Workeslegh,  Arthur  de, 
326 

,,        Margaret  de,  359 

„        Richard  de,  359 
Worleston,  Walter  de,  202 

,,  ,,      ,,    Wife  of,  202 

Worrall,  James,  414 

Worseley,  or  Worsley,   ,  375,  376, 

380,  385 
,,    Rafe,  178 
„    Robert,  221,  343 
Worston,  Tenants  of,  276,  277,  293 
Worte,  Adam,  182 
Worthe,  Sewall,  107 
Worthington,  Richard,  175 

,,  Thomas,  179,  183 

,,  William,  32  bis 

Worthington  v.  Mason,  241 
Wrench,  Edward,  424 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 


Wright,  a,  133 

Henry,  411 
,,      Matthew,  193 

Peter,  424 
„      Richard,  183,  395 
Roland,  408 
Thomas,  402 
WilHam,  396,  399  bis 
Wright  ats.  Hargreaves,  35 
Wy'u'^hby,  Richard  de,  153 
Wymesley,  Randle,  396 

,,        See  Winnesley 
Wyvell,  Sir  Christopher,  348 
Robert,  348 


Y. 

Yale,  George,  403 
Yate,  John,  183 

,,    Thomas,  193 

,,    William,  169 
Yates,  or  Yeates,  John,  184 

,,    William,  183,  424 
Yeadon,  or  Yeaden,  v.  Lord  Morley, 

248,  262,  287 
Yeates.    See  Yates 
Yeland,  Adam  de,  145 
York.    See  Eboraco,  William  da 
Yorke  v.  Houseman,  251. 


Sntrfjc  of  Places. 


A. 

Abbotparke,  499 
Abbotts  Cotton  Manor,  467 
Aberforth,  499 

Abram,  Abraham,  or  Aburgham,  253, 
439  his,  499  bis 
See  Adburghanri 
Accrington,  Ackerington,  or  Acrinton, 
98,  222,  242,  253,  261, 
279,  290,  292,  440,  498 
bis,  499 
Fishing  in,  258 
Lordship,  or  Manor,  12, 
32,  257,  258  bis,  273, 
292,  499 
Mill,  258 
Old  Hold  in,  258 

Achirch,  222 

Ackeberth,  or  Akebarth,  99,  497 
Ackenclough  in  Bleasdale,  301 
Acre,  439 
Acrismille,  499 

Acton,  108,  124,  162,  420,  431,  467 
quater,  468  bis 
,,       Church,  III,  467 

Fishery  in,  99 
„       Grange,  99,  104,  161,  374  bis, 

431,  467 
Manor,  99,  374  Ur,  467 
Rectory,  405,  431 
„       Tithes  in,  167 

Vicarage,  397,  402 
**  Acton  Yerde,"  Fishery  called,  99 
Adburgham  Manor,  324,  327 
Addison  Green,  262,  294 
Adlingham,  440 

Adlington,  122,  124,  246,  337,  421  ^er, 
422  bis,  423,  424,  429, 

431,  440 
,,         Hall,  431,  440 
Wood,  422,  431 
Admarsh,  or  Admershe,  498 
„       Mill,  269 


Admergill,  369  bis,  440,  499 
Affitside,  276 

,,       Common,     in  Tottington, 
277 

Agden,  or  Agdon,  124,  431,  468 
Aggeton,  or  Ageton,  468  bis 
Aghton,  24,  255,  257,  497  bis,  499 

Church,  132 
Aghton  Bay  ley,  498 
Aigburgh,  or  Ayburgh,  441.   See  Acke- 
berth 

Aighton,  or  Aigton,  257,  343,  440, 
498  bis.  See  Ayton.  See  Halgh- 
ton 

Ainsworth.    See  Aynesworth 
Aintree,  Ayntree,  or  Ayntre,  330,  441, 

498,  499 
Alcliff,  or  Adcliff,  440 
Alclyde,  124 
Alcomlowe,  124 
Aldcliffe  Estate,  171 
Hall,  171 
See  Alclifif 
Aldecley,  162 

Aldelym,  Aldlym,  ^'r  Aldelem,  124 
Rectory,  374,  467 
,,        Vicarage,  374 
Alderley,    Alderleigh,    Alderlegh,  or 
Aldreleg,   124,  141,  165, 
168,  423,  467,  468  bis 
Lordship,  109 
Manor,  109,   165,  374  ter, 
376,  467  bzs 
,,         Rectory,  394,  400,  40^  bis 
Aldersey,  124,  468  bis.    See  Aldresey 
Aldesford,  162 
Aldewyncle,  222 

Aldingham,  17,  356,  498  bis,  499 
Church,  131 
Hall  (in  Beclifife),  498 
„         Manor,  353 
,,         Rectory,  410,  412  bis 
,,         The  Mayne  [?  Mere]  in, 
522 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


573 


Aldingham  Mere,  or  Mayre,  498,  499, 
523 

Aldingham,  Aldington,  a/za^  Yalding- 
ham,  or  Yaldington,  in  Muchland, 
498  bis,  499  bis 

Aldresey,  Great,  468.    See  Aldersey 

Alescales,  498 

Ale  wood,  alias  Halewood,  498.  See 

Halewood 
Aleynsete,  360 
Alford,  or  Aldford,  124,  432 

Lamp  in  Church  of,  no,  139 
Lordship,  cr  Manor,  109,  165, 
374  bis,  376,  467  bis 
, ,      Rectory,  398  ter,  399,  400,  406 
Allerton,  24,  194,  428,  440,  498 
Cross,  440 
,,       Manor,  278 
AUeyes,  498 
AUington,  432 

Allithwaite,    Alethwayte,    or  Ayle- 
thwayt,    17   bis,  440, 
498,  499 
,,  Mill,  91 

Allostock,  105,  124 
Alpram,  Alpham,  or  Alpheham,  in, 

124,  468  bis 
Alsacher,    Alsager,  or  Alseger,  113, 

124,  423,  432 
Alstanston,  124.    See  Anstaston 
Alston,  or  Alleston,  194,  440  bis 

„      Manor,  327,  362 
Alt  Grange,  380,  440,  497 
,,   Manor,  329 

Altcar,  Alker,  or  Alcer,  25,  32,  256, 
257,  440  bis,  499 
Church,  132 
Grange,  380 
,,      Manor,  380  bis,  497,  498 
„      Wood,  319 
Altham,  Alvethome,  or  Althemal,  440 
bis,  497 
,,      Manor,  257,  279 
Althurste,  107,  124 

Manor,  375  bis,  378,  467 
Altringham,  112,  124,  467  ter 

,,         Manor,  298 
Alvandeley,    Avandley,    Avenley,  or 
Avonley,    107,  124, 
141,  467  bis,  468.  See 
Aveley 
Alvandeleyhey,  124 
Alvaston,  i?r  Albaston,  124,  d^d'jbis,  468 
Amesham,  498 
Ametherby,  co.  York,  440 
Amounderness,     Amundernesse,  or 
Aundernes,  33  bis, 
358,  440, 497,  498, 
499  passion 


Amounderness    Bailiwick,  100,  308 
Forest,    25,  33,  42, 
199 

,,  Hundred,  154 

Wapentake,  12,  87, 
92,  130,  149,  166, 
498 /^r,  519 
Wapentake  Court, 
312 

Amounderness,  alias  Myrescough,  24 
Ancliff  Hall,  173 

,,      Tithes  in,  173 
Ancoats,  Ancotes,  or  Ancotts,  428, 

459,  497,  498  bis,  499 
And  ernes.    See  Preston 
Anderton,  104,  124,  424,  498 
Anerside,  co.  Cumberland,  94,  95,  499 
Angerton  Moss,  17,  24,  35,  96,  280, 
303,  498,  499  ter 
,,       Fishery,  96 
Anglezark,  17 
Ansours,  432 

Anstaston,  468.    See  Alstanston 
Antholme,  440 

,,        Rectory,  440 
Anturke,  104 
Anwyl.    See  Comberbach 
Apledore,  498 

Appleton,  Apleton,  or  Apulton,  104, 
107,  124,  194,  246,  357, 
432,  440,  468  bis 
Arbury,  Arberry,  or  Arbery,  239,  240, 

440,  499 
Arclydd.    See  Alclyde 
Ardwick,  314,  498,  499 
Arham,  440 
Arholme  Rectory,  440 
Arkholme,    or  Archolme,   499.  See 

Antholme 
Arkilgarth,  497 
Arley,  or  Arly,  120 
Arling,  Nether,  454 
Armitage,  424,  432 
Arnfield,  468 
Arnsyde,  96 
Arow,  124 
Arton,  124 
Ashes,  440 
Ashford,  497 

Ashley,  124,  330,  419,  467,  498 
Ashton,  or  Asheton,  92  bis,  124,  242, 
253,  254,  343,    427,  440 
bzs,  468  ter,  497  bis,  498 
bis,  499  qiiatcr 
„       Church,  13  ( 
,,      Chapel,  440 

„  Manor,  251,  324,  327  b/s, 
330,  331,  345*  380  468, 
499  bis 


574 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Ashton  Rectory,  396,  400,  403,  404, 
405,  406,  409  bis,  412,  414 
School,  236 

Ashton  in  Mackerfield,  154,  498 
,,     ,,  Manor,  380 

Ashton-under-Line,  315,  440,  498 

,,  Church,  84,  329 

,,  Manor,  329 

Ashton  Croft,  432 

Ashton's  Lands,  512 

Ashworth,  427 

Asley,  432,  440 

Asley  within  Whittingham,  440 
Asmall,  alias  Asmoll,  440,  498,  499 
Aspeckham,  alias  Alperham,  468 
Aspeden  in  Oswaldtwistle,  329 
Aspinwall,  alias  Asmell,  440  bis 
Aspull,      Aspall,  255,  425,  429,440 
bis 

Astbury,  or  Asbury,  124,  432,  468  bis 
Rectory,  394  bis,  399,  400, 
401,  402,  407,  467  bis 
Asterson,  iii 
Asthill,  467 

Astley,      Asteley,  55,  425,  432,  440, 
468,  498  ter 

,,     Common,  55 

„     Manor,  329,  380 
Astley  Green,  55 
Astmore,  104 
Astmorefelde,  105 

Aston,  103,  104,  124,  162,  440,  467, 
468  ter 

„     Grange,  104,  161,  375,  467 

,,     Hall,  440 

,,     Manor,  467,  499 
Aston,  Great,  104 
Aston,  Little,  104 
Aston  Hey,  440 
Aston  with  Middleton,  103 
Aston  near  Minshull,  468 
Aston  by  Sutton,  103 
Athbury,  432 
Atherton,  107,  467 

,,       Manor,  239,  240 
Attringham,  468,  498 
Auderly,  432 

Audlem,  Audelem,  Audlym,  or  Awd- 
lem,  432  bis,  467  bis,  468 
bis 

Free  School,  432 
Aughton,  246,  426,  440,  498  ^uin 

,,       Rectory,  408,  410,  411,  414 
bis 
Street,  25 
Augston,  441 
Aunson,  468 
Austonfeild,  467 
Avand  in  Aysett,  90,  499 


Aveley,  468 

Awcliffe,  (?r  Auckliffe,  441.  See  Ancliff 
,,       Manor,  380  bis,  381,  497 
,,      Marsh,  275 

Awfield,  432 

Awkley,  441 

,,       Wood,  441 

Aymilnesdale.    See  Ayn 

Aymulnedale  Manor,  353 

Ayn  [Aymilnesdale],  306 

Aynesworth,  260,  498 

Aynson,  90,  91,  499.    See  Aunson 
Mill,  91 

Aynson-cum-Grenbank,  30 

Ayset,  90,  499  bis.    See  Hasilrigge. 
See  Avand 

Aysshed,  30 

Ay  ton,  124 


B. 

Babington,  469 
Bache,  32,  125,  468,  470  bis 
Backbarrow,  or  Bakbarowe  Mill,  90 
Backford,    Bakeford,    Bakesford,  or 

Bakesforth,  68,  99,  124,  135,  141, 

469  ler,  470 
Bacup,  or  Baccop,  249 
Badley,  cr  Badiley,  124,  469 

Grange,  375 
Badsbury,  441 
Baghegrene,  107 

Baguley,  or  Begerly,  124,  334,  421, 
432,  469 

Bailey,  Bayley,  Baylie,  Bailey,  Baley, 
or  Barley,  315,  343,  441  bis, 
500  (/idn,  502 
„     Chantry,  87,  314 
,,      Hall,  174 
Bailey  in  Aighton,  501 
Bailey,  or  Baylley  Chantry,  in  Mitton, 

CO.  York,  87 
Bailring,  500 

Bairewaishill,    Barewarshill,    or  Ber- 

warshill,  440,  441  bis 
Baldenhall  in  Clitheroe,  260 
Balderstone,  or  Baldeston,  271,  429, 
441  bis,  499 
,,         Manor,  309,  380,  499 
,,         Rectory,  441 
Ballington,  471 
Balnaker,  425 
Balterdelegh,  370 
Bamford  in  Middleton,  257 
Banbury,  or  Bambury,  432  bis 
,,       Chantry,  139 

College,  139,  469 
Bancke,  The,  459 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


575 


Bancroft,  124 

Banester,  or  Bannister,  470 

Hall,  430 
Banester 's  Chantry,  86 
Bangor,  124 

,,     Rectory,  394,  400,  401,  402 
bis^  403  ter,  404,  406 
Bank,  253.    See  Bancke 
Bank  Hall,  441 
Bank  House,  255 
Bardley  Hall,  441 

Bardsea,  Bardesay,  or  Bardsey,  1 7,  94, 
96,  502  bis,  503  bis 
,,       Manor,  503 
Bare,  500 
Baresley,  470 
Baretspole,  124 
Barghton  Manor,  503 
Barkehouse,  470 

Barkford,    or    Barkeforde,    102  bis, 
125 

,,         Rectory,  102,  469 
Barking  co.  Essex,  343 
Barlewick,  441 
Barley.    See  Bailey 
Barlowe,  247,  500,  503 
Barnacre,  or  Barnaker,  55,  427,  441, 

501.  See  Balnaker 
Barnegarth,  or  Bernegarth,  30,  91  bis, 

502,  503  bis 
Barnemosse,  91 
Barnes  Manor,  469 

Barnesett,  or  Burneset  Manor,  in  Colne, 
166,  381,  500 

Barneshawe,  469,  470,  471 

Manor,  375,  468,  469 

Barnoldswick,  or  Bernolneswyke 
Manor,  310,  360  bis 

Barnside.    See  Barnesett 

Barnston,  Barneston,  Barnton,  Barm- 
ton,  or  Berneton,  103,  104,  125  bis, 
432  bis,  469,  471 

Baron,  124 

Barrow,  66,  141,  162,  423,  424,  429, 
441 

,,      Church,  105 

Lordship,  214 
,,      Rectory,  396,  399,  401  bis, 
402,  406  ter 
Barrow,  co.  Lincoln,  220 
Barrow,  Great,  Manor,  234 
Barrowhaw,  or  Barrahaw,  96 
Barrow  Head,  or  Barrahead,  96.  See 

Baurighead 
Barthomley,  Bartumley,  or  Bertumley, 
124,  432,  470  ter,  500 
Manor,  470 
„         Rectory,  399,  404,  407, 
432 


Barton,  124,  171,  325,  421,  441,  454, 
470,    See  Barghton 
,,      Manor,  328 
Barton-upon-Irwell,  252,  346,  441,  502 
Barton  Poole,  236 
Barton  Poole  Head,  25 

,,  Mere,  273 

Barwicke  Manor,  381 
Basilden,  469 

Basingwerk  Monastery,  161 
Batholl,  441 
Batinton,  124 
Batlerton.    See  Button 
Baurighead,  or  Banrighed,  96,  502 
Bawden,  or  Bawdon  Rectory,  102,  469 

Vicarage,  395 
Baxhalswarde,  loi 
Baxter's  Hey,  114 
Bayer,  441 

Bayesbronne,  co.  Westmoreland,  94 

,,  Bailiwick,  94 

Bayley.  See  Bailey 
Beale  Mill,  269,  270 
Beamond,  96,  441 

,,        Fishery,  96,  268 

,,       Grange,  314 

,,       Manor,  502,  503 
Beamondcoate,  502 
Beamondhill,  31 
Beamont  in  Bolton,  12 
Beaneclifte.    See  Benecliffe 
Beatacre,  or  Betacre,  96,  502 
Beaumaris.    See  Bewmares 
Bebington,  or  Bobynton,    124,  469, 
470  ier,  471 

,,  Lamp  in,  no,  139 

Rectory,  395,   397,  399, 
400,  402,  407,  469 
Bebington,  Nether,  432,  436 
Becconsall,  Bettonsall,  or  Bacconsall, 

255,  441  bis 
Bechin  Manor,  165 
Bechton,  124 

Beckerton,  or  Beecherton,  441,  468, 

Beckinshaw  in  Croston,  315 

Beckwith's  Chantry,  314 

Bedford,  ^irBedforth,  193,  441,  502  bis 

,,       Manor,  254 
Bedford,  Co.,  78  n. 
Beeston,  or  Beston,  in,  119,  124,  432, 
469,  470  ter 
Castle,  375,  432,  471 
Begerly.    See  Baguley 
Beggeworth,  66 
Beirworth,  501 

Bekenshawe  Chapel,  86.    See  Beckin- 
shaw 
Bekerton,  470 


576 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Belfield,  425 

Belgrave,  or  Belgreive,  125,  432,  441 
Bell  Living  in  Barton,  171 
,,  Preston,  174 

Bellew,  470 

Benecliffe,  or  Beaneclifife,  430,  500 
Bentley,  441 

,,       Wood,  441 
Bents,  124 

Eerecliffe,  or  Becliffe,  501,  502  bis 

Manor,  381,  500 
Berinch,  124 
Berks,  Co. ,  29,  78  n. 
Bernanger  Manor,  201 
Berrington,  441 
Berry,  441 

Berterton,  or  Bertherton,  105,  124  ter. 

See  Leigh 
Bertham,  441 

Beswick.     See  Bexwick.     See  "  Bis- 

sike's  "  Chantry 
Betham,  or  Bethome,  503 

,,       Rectory,  84 
Bevington,  432 

Bewcliffe,  or  Bowclifife,  500,  502,  503 

Bewhurst  Fields,  257 

Bewmares,  Port  of,  340 

Bewsey  Manor,  267,  280 

Bexlye  Vicarage,  408 

Bexton,  432,  469 

Bexwick,  or  Beswick,  441,  500  ter,  503 

,,       Bridge,  500 
Bickerstaffe,  Bickersteth,  Bickerstath, 
Bickestaff,  or  Bikerstayth,  255,  441 
ter,  502  ter,  503 
Bickerton,  124,  432,  470  bis 
Bickleigh,  or  Bickley,   124,  420  ter, 

432,  470  bis 
Bidstone,  Bydeston,  or  Biddeston,  102 
bis,  124,  432,  468,  469  bis, 
470 

,,       Rectory,  102,  468 
Biggar.    See  Bygger 
Biglande  Mosse,  91 

Billesborougb,  Billesborowe,  or  Billes- 

brugh,  175,  499,  500,  501,  502  bis 
Billingby,  441 

Billinge,  132,  281,  282,  441,  503 

Manor,  327 
Billingford,  502 

Billington,  Byllington,  or  Bellington, 
174,  175,  200,  255,  256, 
431,  441,  470 
,,  Manor,  98,  381,  500 

Birchbrazze  [Birchcarr],  441 
Birch carr,  or  Birscarr,  441  bis 
Bircheley  Carre,  309 
Birches,  or  Byrches,  105,  470 
Birchley,  or  Birchly,  281,  424 


Birchley  Hall,  441 

,,      Manor,  256 
Birkenhead,  Byrkenhede,  Byrkeheved, 
fr  Brickenhead,  161,  471 
Ferry  house  and  Boat,  102 
,,  "  Fishe  Yardes  "  at,  102 

,,  Mill,  102 

Priory,  i??- Monastery,  loi, 
102,  161,218,  375, 
380,  469 

,,  Pensions   and  Sti- 

pends of,  102 

Birkestase,  441 

Birklandbury,  500.    See  Byrlandbury 

Birrons,  125 

Birtby,  91 

Birtwisle  Field,  441 

Bispham,  Bispam,  Bispaine,  Bisshop- 

ham,  or  Bipham,  441,  500 

bis,  501  qtiater 
,,       Manor,  239,  324 
Bispham,  Great,  442,  500 
"Bissike's"   Chantry  in  Manchester, 
84 

Biveley,  or  Byveley  Grange,  168 

,,      Manor,  375,  469 
Blackbarrow,  503 
Blackborough,  501 
Blackbrook,  or  Blakebrok,  360 
Blackburnshire,  12,  33,  154,  222,  310, 
358,  360  bis,  501 
,,  Bailiwick,  100,  303 

,,  Castle  and  Lands  of, 

363 

,,  Wapentake,  87,  130, 

246,  357,  358 
Blackburn,  Blakeborne,  or  Blagborne, 
98,  130,  171,  281,  315, 
442  bis,  500  passim,  501 
ter,  502 
Chantries  in  the  Church  of, 

87,  315 
,,         Chapel,  loi 
,,         Free  School,  284 
,,         Manor,  254,  323 
,,         Parsonage,  159 
,,         Rectory,    100,   501,  502, 

503 

,,         St.  Mary's,  315 

,,         Vicarage,  407 

,,         Waste,  292 
Blackcarr,  Great,  442 
Blackcarr,  Little,  442 
Blackdon,  Blackden,  or  Blakeden,  432, 
469 

Blackdon,  Little,  470,  482 
Black  Friars,  500 
Blackball.    See  Blakenhall 
Blackhowe  in  Pendle  Forest,  260,  360 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


577 


Blackley,  or  Blakeley,  500  ter^  503. 

See  Blakenley 
Blacklow,  Blacklawe,  or  Blakelowe, 

112,  272,  469 
Blacklow  in  Walton-in-the-Dale,  272 
Black  Maynes,  442 
Blackmoor,  55 

Black  Mosse  in  Chipping,  442 
Blackrod,   Blakerode,    Blackroad,  or 
Blackroode,    253,  424, 
428  bis,  442  bis,  500  bis 
Chantry  in  Chapel  of,  84, 

315 
Church,  131 
Hall,  253 
Manor,  362 
Blacon,  Blaken,  or  Blakyn,  124,  469, 
470 

,,      Manor,  470 
Blagborne.    See  Blackburn 
Blainscow,  Blansco,     Blasco,  175,  442 

,,        Hall,  442 
Blanc  Castel,  40 
Blakenhall,  124 
Blakenley,  501 
Blakmyres,  30 
Blanckehall  Manor,  501 
Blawith,  or  Blawyth,  94,  500,  501  bis, 
502 

Bleasdale,  Blasedale,  Bleadsdall,  or 
Blesedale,  100  bis,  269, 
301,  442,  501,  502  bis, 

503 

Manor,  279 

Vaccary,  442 
Blisland  Manor,  335 
Blundell,  502.    Sec  East  Blundell 
Blymeley,  469 
Bocton  in  Melling,  500 
Bold,  or  Boulde,  103,  442,  501  bis 

„    Lordship,  503 
Bolden,  442 
Bolinch,  125 

Bolland,  or  Bowland,  265,  300-301, 
303,  384,  442  bis,  500  bis, 
502  ter,  503 
„       Forest,  29,  238,  259,  289, 
331,  501,  <,02bis,  503,  532 
Bollington,  ^?rBolynton,  113,  124,  168, 

469  bis,  470 
Bollyn,  124,  432 

Bolron,  Bolran,  or  Bouldron,  92,  442, 

501  bis,  502 
Bolsey,  432 

,,      Rectory,  432 
Bolton,  Boulton,  or  Bowlton,  17  ter, 
90,  94,  96  bis,  250,  264,  346, 
428  bis,  442  bis,  500  ter,  501 
ter,  502  bis 


Bolton  Church,  131,  132 
,,     Chantry,  316,  407 
,,     Fishery,  96 
,,     House,  125 

„     Manor,   330,   381,  388,  502, 
503  bis 
Rectory,  442 
,,     Vicarage,  410,  411  bis 
Bolton,  Little,  242,  329,  442 

„         „     Manor,  244,  327 
Bolton  in  Lonsdale,  499,  501 

„    ,,        ,,       Manor,  330,  381 
„    „        „       Rectory,  499 
Bolton  in  Furness  Manor,  499 
Bolton  in  Kendall,  92 
Bolton  in  Wiresdale,  501 
Bolton  juxta  Aren,  502 
Bolton  Heads,  442 
Bolton-le-Moors,  195,  262 

Manor,  330,  381 
Rectory,  503 
Bolton-le-Sands,  277 

,,  Free  School,  283 

Bolton  Tonge,  442 
Bonebury,  alias  Bunbury,  470 
Boore,  442 
Bootehurst,  432 

Booth,  Both,  or  Bowthe,  96  bis,  244, 

269,  469,  502,  503 
Boothes,  124,  430,  432,  442 
Bootle,  Botle,  or  Botell,  94,  95,  502 

,,      Manor,  274,  503 
Boreton,  124 
Borough,  442 

Borrowdale,  co.  Cumberland,  96 
Bosdon,  124 

Bosley,  Boresley,  or  Bosely,  in,  125, 
201,  336,  421,  469,  470.  See  Pye  Ash 
Boster  Manor,  165 

Bostock,  124,  162,  422  bis,  424,  4,2)'^  bis 
Boston,  500 

Boswell  Lees  in  Halenden,  253-254 
Botisfield,  469 

Botten,  or  Botton,  442,  457,  503 
' '  Bottoms,  Great, "  442 
"Bottoms,  Little,"  442 
Boughton,   or  Bawghton,    432,  469 
qtiatcr,  470.   See  Boreton 
„        Hospital,  134,  163,  470 
,,        Manor,  202 
Boughton,  Great,  470 
Boughton,  Little,  470 
Bowcliffe.    See  Bewcliffe 
Bowdon,  Bowden,  Bodon,  or  Boden, 
112,  124,  432,  437,  469 
,,        Chantry,  113,  139 
,,        Rectory,  400,  471 
,,        Vicarage,  394,  398,  400  bis^ 
401,  403  bis 


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P 


578  LANCASHIRE  AND 


CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Bower  House,  426,  442 
Bowland.    See  Bolland 
Boxley  Monastery,  co.  Kent,  133 
Boxstond,  162 
Brabing,  500,  502 
Brachenwaite  (Lathom),  17 
Bradford,  120,  124,  314,  469  bis,  500 
bis 

Grange,  375,  379 

,,       Moor,  294 
Bradford  (Bowland  Forest),  501 
Bradford  Poole,  470 
Bradkirke,  428,  442 
Bradley,  124,  162,  432  bis,  442,  469, 
470,  501,  502 

„       Hall,  240 
Bradsey,  501,  502 
Bradshalghfield,  125 
Bradwell,  or  Brad  wall,  124,  432 
Brad  worth,  103 
Brady,  251 
Brainscold,  427 
Brampton  Manor,  470 
Brandlesholme,  or  Brandlesome,  442 
Brandwodde,  99,  499 
Branington,  469 
Branston,  419 
Brasenose  College,  337 
Brathaye,  96 
Bredbury,  119,  124 
Brehin,  124 

Breightmet.  See  Brightmeade 
Brendwood.  See  Brandwodde 
Brenscliffe,  442 

Brentlach,  or  Brinlach  in  Pendleton, 

270,  301-302,  304 
Brere  Butts,  442 

Brerecliff,  Brereclyve,  or  Brerecleve, 
288,  289,  357,  501 
J,        Little,  222 
Brereton,  124,  419,  421,  423,  432,  470 
,,       Rectory,  398,  399,  401,  402, 
406,  432 
Brereton's  Lands,  161 
Bretherton,  Brotherton,  Bartherton,  or 
Batherton,  336,  420,  442, 
500  bis,  501.    See  Ber- 
terton 
„        Hall,  339  bis 

Manor,  171,  309,  339  bis, 
499 

Bretton,  502 
Brewcliffe,  503 

,,        Manor,  503 
Bridge,  469 
Bridgefield,  96,  502 
Bridge  Street,  432 
Bridge  Trafford,  432 
Bridworth,  432 


Briercliff.    See  Brerecliff 
Brigbrandulph  Mere,  273 
Brightmeade,  Brightmete,  or  Brought 
met,  252,  443,  502 
Manor,  330 
Brimstage,Bninstache,  Brimstagh,  alias 
Brimstaffe,  Brimstange,  alias  Brim- 
slange,  Brumstay,  Brimstaugh,  alias 
Bud  worth,  or  Brinstagh,  125,  423, 
432  quin.,  433 
Brindle,  Brindhill,  or  Bryndell,  174, 
425,  443,  500,  501,  502 
,,       Church,  131 
Rectory,  409 
,,       See  Brynhill 
Brindle  Founts,  443 
Brindley,  Brynley,  or^xvsAy,  ill,  419 

bis,  432,  469 
Brinn,  Brynn,  or  Bryn,  426  bis,  443 
bis 

Brinn,  Ashton,  443 

Bristol,  355,  356 

Britby,  280,  499,  502 

Broadhalgh,  428 

Brockhall,  442 

Brockholes,  239 

Brockhurst,  502 

Brokefield,  500 

Brokencrosse,  469 

Bromage,  500,  503.    See  Brownage 

Bromborough,  Bromebarowe,  Brom- 
broughe,  or  Brambro, 
432,  469,  470  bis, 
471  bis 

,,  Manor,  375,  468,  469 

Rectory,  219,  375,  432, 
468 

Bromecroft,  501 

Bromeley,  alias  Burneley,  501.  See 

Brumly 
Bromfield  Yale  Manor,  165 
Bromhall,  124,  420,  432 
Brough,  442 

Broughton,  17,  30,  66,  90  bis,  241, 
319,  424,  430,  432,  442, 
469,  499,  500  qiun.,  501 
quater,  502,  503  bis 
,,         Bailiwick,  90 
,,         Chapel,  502 
,,        Free  School,  283 

Manor,  309,  381,  503 
,,         Mill,  501 
,,         Tithes  in,  315 
,,        Tower,  501 
,,         Rectory,  443 
Broughton  Manor  (Amounderness),  381 
Broughton  Manor,  co.  Bucks,  320 
Broughton  in  Furness,  502  bis 

„       „       „       Manor,  499 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


579 


Brownage,  or  Brownedge,  272,  433, 

500  bis.    See  Bromage 
Brownhill  Common  in  Little  Harwood, 

55 

Brownley,  502 

Broxon,  68,  74,  433,  470 

„      Hundred,  133 
Broxton,  124,  432,  433,  470 
Bniardshalghe,  124 
Bruerton,  469,  470 
Brumbo,  or  Brymbo,  443,  469 
Brumly,  357 
Brundeleighe,  124 
Brunlay  (Burnley),  222 
Brunley,  501  ter,  502 
Mill,  266 
,,       Wood,  501  bis 
Bruntscar,  97 
Bruynstapleford,  124 
Bryan  House,  267,  284 
Bryarley  Manor,  500 
Brydhouse,  125 
Brydsmeer,  124 
Brymbo.    See  Brumbo 
Bryn.    See  Brinn 
Bryn  Common.    See  Cuddington 
Bryneing  Croft,  443 
Brynhill,  or  Brinhill  Rectory,  410,  411 

bis,  413  ter 
Brynington,  124 
Brynstone,  102 
Buckle,  433 
Bucklery,  171 

Buckley,  469,  470.    See  Butley 
Bucklow,  68,  433  bis,  471 

Hundred,  133,  470  bis 
Bucks,  Co.,  78  n. 
Budeston  Manor,  298 
Budworth,  or  Bodworthe,  104,  124, 
433»   443.   469  qttater, 
470  ter,  471  quin. 
Lent  Rolls,  105 
Rectory,  104,  469 
,,         Vicarage,  396  bis 
,,  CoggishuU  * 

Budworth,  Great,  424,  433,  471,  478 

Rectory,  433 
Budworth,  Little,  433,  471,  482  ^zV 

„  „      Rectory,  433 

Budworth  in  le  Frithe,  468,  469 
Buglawton,  alias  Buglaughton,  124, 

433»  469,  470  i>is 
„         Manor,  375,  469  bis,  471 
Bulk,    or   Boulk,    359,    442,  443, 
502 

Manor,  380,  381,  500 
Bulk  cum  Alcliff,  443 
Bulkley,  or  Bulkeley,  125,  470 
Bunbroghe,  125 


Bunbury,  Bunberry,  or  Bumbery,  iii, 
124,    419 433  bis,  469 
bis,  470  bis.    See  Bonebury 
,,        Chantry,  ill,  l6l 
College,  no,  375 
Rectory,  no,  375 
Bunstock,  433 

Bureton,  Buerton,  or  Buyrton,  125, 

433,  503 
Burgh,  429 
Burghton  Manor,  330 
Burke,  443 
Burland,  124,  469 

,,       Tithe  in,  470 
Burlash,  471 
Burlehurst,  125 
Burley-heys,  423 
Burne,  443,  501 

Burnley,  or  Burneley,  35,  98,  249,  253, 
443 (^^zV,  500,  501  bis,  $02bis, 
503 

Chantries  in,  87  ter,  315  ^/ J 
„      Chapel,  87,  315 
,,      Fair,  247 
,,      Church,  289 

Mills,  238,  267,  269,  293,  301 
Burrooe,  500 

Burscough,  or  Burscogh,  17,  89,  194, 

290,  443  bis,  501  bis, 

502  bis 
„        Hall,  171 
,,        Lordship,  88 
„        Manor,  314,  381,  503  bis 
,,        Street,  25 
,,        Tithes  in,  503 
Burscough  Priory,  12,  16,  17,  25,  88, 

89,  232,  302,  314,  322, 

501 

Cowcher,  or  Register  of,  41, 
318 

Burslip,  421 

Burton,  124,  244,  433,  443,  469,  502 

„     Hall,  433 

,,      Rectory,  433,  503 
Burton  Conghall,  433 
Burton  in  Kendal,  55 
Burton  Stather  Rectory,  co.  Lincoln, 
105 

Burton  Wood,  260,  443,  501  bis 

,,  Manor,  381 

Burtonhead  (in  Sutton),  260,  443 
Burwardesley,  124,  433,  470  bis 
Bury,  299,  443,  501 

„    Church,  131,  327 

„    Manor,  327,  499 

,,    Mills,  267 

,,    Rectory,  409  (^w,  410,  411,  412, 
413,  414 

Bury  St.  Edmund's,  Register  of,  41 


2  P  2 


58o 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Bushgate  Pasture,  264 
Butler's  Chantry  in  St.  Michael  upon 
Wyre,  531 
in  Warrington  Church, 
85,  314 

Butley,  124,  433 
Butterleyhey,  124 

Butterworth,  195,  259,  330,  500,  502, 

503  bis 
Eygger,  95 
Byrdefields,  165 
Byrkewith,  97 

Byrlandbury,  92.    Sec  Birklandbury 
Byrom  Heys,  443 
Bysham  Church,  130 


C. 


Cadishead,  Cadeswalhead,  Cades- 
walched,  or  Cadys- 
wallhed,98,346,503, 
507 

,,  Manor,  382 

Cadle,  Little,  in  Fulwood  Forest,  507 
Cadley,  or  Cadeley,  100,  443,  506, 

507  bis 
Calais,  Duchy  lands  at,  27 
Calcote,  125,  473 

Calcotts  in  Little  Mytton,  503,  504 
Caldecote,  473 

Calder,  or  Caldre,  95,  222,  443,  506 

Calderowe,  co.  Salop,  iii 

Caldey,  or  Calday,  125,  473 
„      Grange,  375,  471,  473 

Caldey,  Little,  473 

Caldwiche  Manor,  382 

Calmeley,  472 

Calnidge,  alias  Calne,  347 

Calveley,      Calveleigh,  ill,  125,  472 
ter,  473  ter 

Cambridge,  29 

,,       King's  College  in,  305 

Cambridge,  Co. ,  78  n. 

Camesley,  alias  Conwarsdley,  120 

Camhouse,  97 

Camtells,  443 

Canks,  504 

Cannon  Leigh,  433 

Cansfeild,  or  Councefeld,  430,  504,  505 

Capenhurst,  Cappenhurst,  or  Capon- 
hurst,  125,  433,  472  ter 

Capernwray,   or  Caponwray  Manor, 
382 

Capesthorne,  125,  423,  473 
Carden,  or  Cardyn,  165 
Carhouses,  505 

Carke,  or  Karke,  30  bis,  90,  91  bis, 
507  ter 


Carleton,  24,  99,  347,  443,  504 
,,       Bailiwick,  92 
,,       Mills,  92 
Carleton,  Great,  92,  504,  506,  507 
Carleton,  Little,  92,  504 
Carnarvon  Mills,  213 

,,       Port  of,  340 
Carnesdale,  125,  433  bis 
Carnforth,    Carneford,    Cranford,  or 
Kerneford,  503,  504  bis, 
518 

,,  Manor,    345    bis,  382, 

507 

Carr,  443 

„    Mills,  443 

,,    Park,  443 
Carrfield,  alias  Mossefield,  443 
Carrington,  125 
Carr  Lane  in  West  Derby,  288 
Carsell  Moor,  273 
„     W^ood,  273 
Cartemill,  443 

Cartmel,  Cartemele,  Cartmeale,  Carte- 
mail,  Kertmel,  or  Kirtmell, 
29^^,91,94,  96,  174,  247, 
303, 3 11     353, 443, 503/^?-, 
504  ter,  505  quatcr,  506  bts, 
507  ter 
Bailiwick,  320 
Church,  353,  361 
Church  Town,  507 
Lordship  of,  29 
Manor,  164,  286,  353,  503, 
504 

Market  in,  507 
Rectory,  90,  302,  443,  506 
Rental  of,  31 
Tithes  in,  282,  284 
Cartmel  Fell,  29  bis,  90  ter,  507  his 

,,    Bailiwick,  90 
Cartmel   Priory,  12,    16,  25,  89-91, 
164,  322,  505,  506 
bis 

„  ,,      Site  of,  382,  506 

Castle  Cornett  (Guernsey),  347 
Castle  Meadow,  506 
Castleton,  or  Castelton,  99,  125,  427, 
443,   503  bi^^   504,  506, 
507  ter 
„        Manor,  382,  471 
Caswicke,  505 

Caterton,  or  Catterton,  96,  505 
Catforth,  Catford,   or  Cattesfourthe, 
343,  443 

Caton,  Cayton,  or  Catton,  56,  92,  287, 
426,  430,  503,  504,  507 
,,      Manor,    251,    288,  323,  374, 
382,  507 
Cattail,  93 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


581 


Cattborne     More,    alias  Chatborne 

Hollis,  293-294 
Cattenhall,   Catnall,   or  Kathenhall, 

126,  433  bis 
Catterall,  Catterhall,  or  Katterall,  327, 
443  '^"^  45o>  505>  5°^  bis 
Mill,  266 
Caughall,  433 
Caune,  357 
Caurden,  125,  473 
Cawood,  or  Kay  wood,  518 
Cawsehey,  507 

Cawsey  Bridges  in  Burton,  244 

Chacklegh,  or  Chackley.  See  Checkley 

Chadderton,  443 

Chadeley,  alias  Cadeley,  506 

Chadeley  Common,  277 

Chadkirk,  or  Shadkyrke,  472  his 

Chantry,  112,  139,  375 
Chaighley,  Chagley,  Chageley,  Chagis- 
ley,  or  Chadgley,  260,  443,  504, 
505,  506 
Champion  Pasture,  285 

Waste,  278 
Chamson,  or  Chompson,  472  tcr 
Channor  House,  243 
Chanon  Winder,  alias  Cannon  Winder, 
30,  91,  249,  382, 

505. 
See  Winder 
Charleton,  Great,  507.    See  Chorlton 
Charnock,  or  Charnoche,  32,  444 
Charnock  Heath,  or  Charnock  Gogard, 
435.  507 

Charnock  Richard,  433,  444  bis^  505, 

506 
Charrup,  433 
Chat  Moss,  55,  237,  272 
Chatborne  Hollis,  279.    See  Cattborne 

More 

Chatburn,  Chatborne,  or  Chaitborne, 
98,  160,  238,  265,  280, 
285,  444,  505,  506  bis 
,,        Manor,  12,  237,  507 
Mill,  268 
Moor,  279 
Chatterton,  or  Chaterton,  98,  424,  503 
Cheadle,  Chedle,  Chedell,  or  Chedyll, 
125,  422,  433,  472 
,,       Chantry,  112,  139 

Hall,  162 
,,       Lordship,  112 

Manor,  376,  473,  474  bis 
Rectory,  395,  396,  398,  402, 
404  bis^  407 
Cheadle  Hulme,  or  Chedleholme,  472 
,,      Manor,  376,  473,  474 
Checkley,  or  Chekeley,  125,  473,  474 
Cheesden,  Lower,  520 


Cheetham,  Chetham,  «7r  Chetam,  315, 

444,  504  l^^%  507 
Manor,  324,  503 
Chelford,  125,  471 
Chelston,  or  Chelton,  472  bis 
Cheretrehurst,  125 
Chesenhall,  444 

Chester,  Co.  {Cestrescira),  25,  29,  81, 
99,  loi,  106,  143 
200,  212,  215 
,,       ,,    Arrear  Rolls,  69 
,,       ,,    Castles,  Manors,  &c.  in, 
163,  216 

,,  ,,  Chamberlain's  Accounts 
of,  208 

,,  ,,  Chamberlain's  Register, 
162-164 

,,       ,,    Chantries  in,  109,  113 
,,       ,,    Church  Goods  in,  133- 

,,  Claims   of  Liberties  in, 

118 

,,  ,,  Concealed  Lands  and 
Encroachments  in, 
334-341 

,,  Deeds    and  Evidences, 

.^77 

,,  ,,  Fines  for  not  receiving 
Knighthood  in,  338 

,,       ,,    Forest  Pleas,  202 

,,       ,,    Forests  in,  163 

,,       ,,    Fraternities  in,  109 

,,       ,,    Grants  in,  466 

,,       ,,    Guilds  in,  109 

,,       „    Lead  in,  135,  136 

,,       ,,    Leases,  8 

,,  ,,  Lord  Macclesfield's  Es- 
tate in,  474 

,,  ,,  Ministers'  Accounts,  69, 
208 

,,       ,,    Pensions  in,  113 
,,       ,,    Stipends  of  Priests  in, 
113 

,,       ,,    Surveys  in,  165,  176  n. 

,,  Synodals  in,  113 

,,  ,,  Woods  in,  43 
Chester,  City  of,  68  quater,  73  quin.^ 
74  bis,  75  quin.y  99,  102, 
103,  109,  125,  139,  \62bis, 
165,  176,  177  201,  202 
ter,  203,  204,  206,  207, 
209,  210,  211,  214,  2x6, 
218,  233,  294,  335,  419 
passi77i,  420  bis,  421,  422, 
423  qtii7j.,  ^2^quater,  433 
bis,  466,  471  ter,  472  quin., 

473  474 
Abbey,  162,  163,  168 
„     Anker's  Chapel,  109,  468  bis 


582  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Chester,  '  *  Banckfeildes,"  or  Bank-feld 
in,  109,  467 
,,     Black  Friars,  House  of,  in, 
202 

,,     Bridge  Street,  in,  207 

,,     "Brodehey,"  near  St.  Anne's 
Cross  Street,  467 

,,     Bull  Inn  in,  109 

„     Castle  Lane,  1 14 

„  Castle  of,  58,  81,  106,  118, 
203,  208,  209, 
211,  215,  217, 
218,  339,  433 

,,  ,,        Chantry  in,  140 

,,      Cathedral,  134 

,,      Chester-feld  in,  466 
Church,  335 

,,     Churches  in  : — 

Holy  Trinity,  1 1  o,  134, 216, 

396,  397,  39«,  399,  400, 
403  bis,  405 

St.  Bridget's,  134 

St.  John's,  no,  162,  163, 

394,  395.  396,  480 
St.  Mary's,  394,  395,  396, 

397,  401,  404,  406 

St.  Mary's-on-the-hill,  120, 
134 

St.  Martin's,  no,  134 
St.  Michael's,  134 
St.  Olave's,  134 
St.  Oswald's,  134,  397 
St.  Peter's,  134,  394 
,,     Cow  Lane  in,  no,  114,473 

Dean's  House  in,  466 
,,      East  Gate,  106 
,,  ,,        Street,  114,  207 

,,      **The  Flatte"  in,  109 
,,      "  Flokers  Broke  "  in,  109 
,,      Foregate  Street,   106,  109, 

114,  467,  477 /^r 
, ,      Fraternity  of  the  Holy  Trinity, 
164 

,,  „     ,,  St.    Anne,  66, 

114 

,,      "  Gowestour"  at,  203 
,,      Grey  Friars,  House  of,  in, 
202,  472 

,,      Hospital  of  St.  John  the  Bap- 
tist, 121,  134,  397 
,,      "Iremonger  Rowe,"  114 
,,     Jousting  Field  in  North-feld, 
466 

„     King's  Mills  at,  208 
, ,     Lord  Macclesfield's  Estate  in, 
474 

,,     Leper  Hospital  of  St.  Giles, 
122 

„     Maidenhead  Inn  at,  473,  484 


Chester,  Monastery,  66 

,,      "  Nunne  "  Lane,  207 

,,      Nunnery  at,  163,  203-208, 

334,  338 
,,      "Obbytt  Rentes,"  109 
, ,     Parishes  in  : — 

All  Saints,  468  bis,  492 
Holy  Trinity,  479,  494 
St.  John's,  395,  480,  492 
St.  John's  Lane,  492 
St.  Martin's,  484,  492 
St.  Nicholas,  486,  487 
St.  Oswald,  487  dis 
St.  Peter's,  105,  489  dis, 
492 

St.  Werburgh,  492 
,,      Parliament  House  in  Castle 

of,  218 
,,     Parson's  Lane,  114 
,,     "Petty  Chanon "  Chantry, 

no 

,,      Port  of,  334  l>is,  337,  340  ter 
,,     "Prebends  Lands,"  109 
,,      "  Princes  Hall,"  217,  218 
,,      St.  Anne's  Cross,  109 

„     Street,  467 
,,     St.  Anne's  House,  114 
,,      St.  John  Baptist's  College, 

109,  135,  161,  395 
,,      St  John's  Deanery,  394 
,,      St.  John's  Lane,   109,  114, 

473,  480 
,,     St.  Werburgh's  Monastery, 

1 65 

„        Spittle  "  Field,  466 

„      Shire  Hall  in,  218 

,,     Territory  of,  466,  467 

,,     Tithe      Barn      near  the 

"Barres"  of,  no 
,,     Town  Hall,  336 

*'  Thached  House"  in,  109 
,,      Vicar's  House,  109 
,,     Watergate  Street,  114,  207 
,,     White  Friars,  House  of,  in, 
202 

Chester,  Archdeaconry  of,  188 

,,      Bishopric  of,  143      338,  397, 
398,  400,  401  h's,  402,  404 
,,      Burgages  in,  120 
,,      Charters  of,  40 
,,     Church  Goods  in,  133 
,,      Circuit,  58,  59,  60  n. 
,,      Consistory  Court,  248 
,,      "Constab.,"  202 
,,     Diocese  of,  188,  334  ^zV,  341, 

343,  393 
Earldom  of,  200,  201 
,,     Exchequer  at,  59,  203,  213, 
218,  232 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


Chester,  Honor  of  the  Earl  of,  143  n, 
„     Palatinate  of,  334 
,,  ,,       Records  of,  58- 

75 

Plate,  Money,  and  Ornaments 
in,  136 
,,     Privileges  of,  298 
,,     Sessions  at,  220 
Chetewood  Manor,  503 
Cheveley,  Cheeveley,  or  Caveley,  433, 
472  bis,  474 
Manor,  377,  47i 
Chidlow,  Childow,(7rChildlow,  125  bis, 

444,  473 
Chidnall,  444 
Childer,  472 
Childer-Thornton,  125 
Children,  473 

Childwall,  Childwell,  Chyldewall, 
Chidwall,  or  Chilwell, 
444  bis,  504,  505,  507 

bis 

„  Chantry,  85,  506 

„  Church,  132 

„  Manor,  345,  382,  507 

„  Rectory,  97,  302,  444  bis, 

506 

,,  Vicarage,  408 

, ,  See  Chidnall 

Chillethall,  or  Chinlethall,  504,  506 
Chipling,  504 

Chipping,  Chippin,  Chepyn,  or  Che- 
peing,  29,  246,  251,  426, 
427,  444  ter,  504  quater, 
505  bis,  506  ter 
„  Manor,  244,  247,  328, 
382 

, ,       Rectory,  444  bis 
Chipping  Mitton,  56 
Chisenhall,  425.    See  Chesenhall 
Chollerton,  or  Cholerton,  314,  315  bisy 
504  bis,  507 
,,        Hamlet,  325 
Cholley,  125 
Cholley,  Little,  473 
Cholmondeley,  Cholmondleigh,  Chol- 
,,  meley,    or  Chomly, 

125,    193,   421  bis, 
433,  473  bis 
,,  See  Chumley 

Cholmondeston,  i7r  Cholmonston,  125, 
471 

Chorley,  t^r  Charley,  125,  172,  426 

428,  433,  443,  444  Z-zV,  471, 
473  ^^^j  504  quater,  506 
,,     Church,  131 

„      Manor,  308,  330,  382,  385, 
507 

,,     See  Corley 


Chorlton,    Cherlton,    Charleton,  or 
Chorelton,  125,  162,  335, 
471,   472  bis,  473  ter, 
504  ter,  507  bis 
,,       Manor,  375  bis,  471 

Chornley,  or  Thornley,  444 

Chotwike,  215 

Chrislington,  or  Crislington,  433,  434 
Chrislington,  Little,  433 
Christleton,    Curstylton,  Curstilton, 
Crystylton,  or  Crisol- 
ton,  68,  125,  141,  471 
ter,  472  ter,  473 
„  Church,  376 

,,  Manor,  376,  471  ter 

„  Rectory,  397  bis,  398, 

402,  404  bis,  405, 
471 

Chumley  Hall,  433 

Church,  or  Chirche,  222,  428,  444, 

504,  505  ter,  506 
Church  Coppenhall,  472 
Church  Holme,  433 
Church  Lawton,  376,  423 

,,  ,,      Manor,  471 

Church  Minsull.    See  Minshull 
Church-on-Heath,  Churchenheath,  or 

Churcheath,  125,  472,  473 
Church  Shocklach,  473.     See  Shock- 
lach 

Church  Staunton,  472 

Church  Street,  25,  444 

Churle  Flat  in  Latham,  241 

Churton,  Charton,  or  Chirton,  125, 

419  bis,  433,  471,  473 
Chute  Forest  (Wilts),  26 
Clapham,  96 
Clare  Honor,  26,  28 
Clarkton,  426 

Claughton,  Claghton,  Clarton,  Clouton, 
i?rCloughton,  17,  92,  102, 
125,  249,  425,  444,  445, 
503  bis,  504,  505,  506 
quitt. 
Church,  328 
„        Manor,  262,  309,  326,  328, 

375,  376,  380,  471 
„         Rectory,  412,  414 
Claughton  in  Amounderness,  444 
Claughton  in  Lonsdale,  56,  249 
Claverton,  433 
Claydon,  182,  504,  507,  514 
Clayton,  Cleyton,  or  Claighton,  98, 
172,  248,  327,  329,  431, 
444  bis,  503  bis,  504  quater, 

505,  507 
Hall,  444 

,,  ,,     Manor,  252 

„        Manor,  243 


584  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Clayton,  alias  Glutton,  376 

"Okenshagh"  in,  329 

Clayton-le-Dale,  32,  194 

in  Layland,  506,  520 

Clayton-upon-the-Moors,  444,  506 

Cleatham,  444 

Clelowe,  433 

Cleveley,  504  • 

Manor,  382 

Clewes  Hill,  25 

Clifte  House,  444 

Clifton,  or  Clyfton,  29,  104,  125,  162, 
444 

,,  Manor,  250  bis,  279,  382,  505 
Cliston  [?  Clifton],  in  Kirkham,  504 
Clitheroe,  Clyderhow,  Clyderowe,  Cli- 
derow,  Clidrowe,  or  Cle- 
thero,  12,  31,  98, 160,  222, 
238  his,  260,  273,  274, 
287,  289,  293,  318,  357 
bis,  358  bis,  427,  429,  444 
quater,  503,  504  qtiater, 
505  passim,  506  quater, 
507 

Castle,  25,  310,  363,  443 
,,  ,,      Chapel  of  St.  Michael 

in,  366  bis 
,,       Chapel,  316,  362 
,,  ,,       Chantry  in,  86 

Court,  239,  291  bis 
„       Fairs,  301 

Honor,  25,  loi 
,,       Lordship,  32 
,,       Manor,  505 

Market-place,  240 

Mill,  267 
,,       Plan  of,  56 
,,       Wapentake,  loi 
,,  ,,        Rents  in,  460 

Clitton,  472 

Clive,  or  Clyve,  125,  471 
Cliviger,  Clyvacher,  or  Clivachre,  222, 
359-360,  444,  505,  506  ter 

,,       Manor,  294 

,,       Moor,  279  bis  ' 
Clotton,  107,  125,  433,  471,  472  ter 

,,      See  Clitton 
Clough,  472,  473 
Clutton,  125 
Clyderhaywey,  504 

Cockerham,  c7r  Cokeram,  319,  445  bis^ 

503,  504,  505 
Manor,  382,  507 
„  Rectory,  382,  445 

„  Vicarage,     382,  412, 

413 

Cockerholme,  425,  426  ter,  430,  445 
Cockersand,  or  Cokersand,  92,  445, 
503 


Cockersand  Abbey,  or  Monastery,  25, 
91-93,  157,158,  241,302, 
321,  322/^;',  325  345, 
382,  383,  505 
,,  "  Banke  Hovvses "  near, 
92 

,,         St.  Mary  de,  521 
Cockhey   Chapel,    315.     See  Coke- 
hey 

Cockshoot,  Cokshottes,  or  Cochshutts, 

92,  171  bis,  172,  507 
Coddington,  or  Codington,  125,  162, 
194,  434  bis,  472 
,,         Manor,  165 
„         Rectory,  471 
Codrington,  471 

Cogshall,  CogshuU,  or  Coghull,  105, 
125  bis,  233  ter,  335, 
473 

,,         Lordship,  12 
Cokande,  96 

Cokehey,  alias  Cockey,  alias  Cockeby, 
505 

,,       See  Cockhey 
Cokesey's  Lands,  79 
Coldcoates,  Colcottes,  or  Calcotes,  98, 
505  bis 
,,         See  Mitton,  Little 
Coldor,  445 
Collar  Banck,  445 
C  oiler  Dene,  360 
Colley,  473 

Collyhurst,  Waste  grounds  called,  240, 

428,  504,  507 
Colnam,  165 

Colne,  Coulne,  orQoXw,  222,  251,  259, 
261,  275,  290,  292,  445  bis, 
503,  504,  505,  506  ter,  507 

,,      Common,  274 

„      Fair,  247 

,,      Manor,  12,  32,  276,  292,  293, 

507  _     ^  ^ 

„      Mill,  262,  266,  267,  269,  270, 
301 

,,     Waste,  280 
Colte,  or  Colts  Park,  507  bis 
Colthowse,  96 
Colthurst,  506 

Colton,  12,  96,  109,  252,  506 
Comball,  504,  506 
Comberall,  431 

Comberbache  or  Cumberbatche,  103, 

105,  471,  472 
Comberrnere,   or  Cumbermere,  420, 

472 

Comberrnere  Abbey,  1 19,  168, 334,  376, 
471 

Comersley,  471  bis 
Common-grounds,  445 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


Congleton,  <7rCongelton,  25,  125,  202, 
222,  233,  299,  316,  420, 
421,  423,  434,  473,  474 

ter 

,,        Fairs  at,  232 
,,        Gaol,  298 

Liberty,  473 
,,        Lordship,  12 
,,        Manor,  474 
,,  ,,      The    Breache,  or 

Connigree  in,  234 
,,        Market,  232 
,,        Mill,  299 
Conishead,    Conyshed,  Coungshed, 
Conysheld,  ^^rConished, 
94,  3"  n.,  505  ter,  506 
,,  Manor,  506 

„  Priory,  12,  16,  17,  25,  31, 

94-95,  302,  321, 
322,  506,  540 
Drymoulter  Rents 
of,  509 
„     Site  of,  383 
Coniston,  or  Connyston,  96,  506 
Conle,  162 

Connersley,  or  Conwardsley  Grange, 
376,  379 
See  Camesley 
Conway,  Inn  of  the  Abbot  of,  106 

,,       Port  of,  340 
Conyers,  251 

Coole,  or  Cowle,  125,  421  bis,  434 
Coole  Lane,  Colelane,  ^>rColeanne,42i, 

;  434,  471,  472 

,,     ,,     See  Cow  Lane 

Coppenhall,  Coppenhale,  or  Copnall, 
108,  125,  472  ter 
„  Manor,  376,  471 

,,  Rectory,  396,  397 

Coppull,  Coppall,  or  Coppul,  17,  32, 
241,  243,  426,  429  bis,  445,  504,  505 
bis,  531.  See  Kopull.  See  Hop- 
hall 

Corley,  471 

Corney,  95 

Comowe  Rowe,  445 

Cornwall,  Co. ,  78  n. 

Cotes.    See  Cotton-Abbots 

Cottam,  505 

Cottenhall,  471 

Cottesbache,  125 

Cotton,  125,  172,  434,  473  bis,  506 
Cotton- Abbots.    See  Abbots  Cotton 
Cotton  Wood,  125,  335 
Couburgh  Manor,  151  «. 
Coughall,  or  Conghall,  434 
Councefeld.    See  Cansfield 
Counscough,  93 

„  Manor,  93  bis,  383,  503 


Coventry  and  Lichfield,  Diocese  of, 

188,  395 
Coverley,  434 
Cowell,  445 
Cowerne,  Little,  472 
Cowfield,  445 
Cowlane,  108,  472 
,,      Manor,  376 
,,      See  Coole  Lane 
Cow-parke,  507 
Cowper  Meadowes,  445 
Coysley,  or  Cuysley,  125 
Crabhoo,    Crabhowe,    Crabhoe,  alias 

Crabhall,    or    Crabball,    473  ter, 

474 

Crabwall,  471,  472 

,,       Manor,  471 
Crake,  94,  96,  506  quater 

„     Mills,  268 

,,     Moss,  262,  294 

,,     Water  of,  506 
Crake  in  Cra,  505 
Cralam,  105 
Cranage,  125,  193 
Cranford.    See  Carnforth 
Craven.    See  Wynterborne 
Crawley,  104 
Crawynton,  357  bis 
Crese-milne,  507 

Crewe,  or  Crue,  125,  422,  471  473 

bis 

„     Manor,  473 
C  re  wood,  125 

Crislington.    See  Chrislington 
Crivelton,  17 
Croft,  239,  445,  450,  507 
Crofton  [Croston],  445 
Crombebrok,  360 
Crompton,  248,  269,  329 
Croneshall,  504 

Cronton,  <?r  Croenton,  244,  503,  505  bis, 
506 

„       Manor,  98,  383,  507 
Cronton  Shaw,  244 
Crook  Aldersey,  473 
Crookes,  445 
Cropenhalle  Church,  105 
Crosby,  Crosseby,  or  Croseby,  33,  100, 

445,  504 

„      Chapel,  132 

,,      Manor,  507 
Crosby,  Great,  173,  445,  505 

,,        ,,      Manor,  12,  507 
Crosby,  Little,  425,  445,  505,  507 
Crosforth,  290 
Crosse,  125 
Crossehall,  445 
Crossmore,  506 
Crosse-streete,  472  bis 


586  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Croston,  56,  86,  89,  175,  255,  273, 
315,  329,  426,  445,  503 
bts,  504  Ins^  505  bis 
„  Chantries  in,  86  ter,  314, 
315  bis,  505,  507 
Church,  86,  131,  164,  346, 
505 

„       Manor,  244,  309,  325 
,,       Rectory,  411  bis,  505,  507 
Vicarage,  411  bis,  412,  504 
,,       See  Crofton 
Crostree,  472 

Croton,  434,  472  ter,  473,  474 
Croughton,  Crowton,  or  Crouton,  125, 
445,  471,  472 
,,        See  Croton 
Crow  Hall  in  Goosenargh,  172,  173 
Crowk-hall  Manor,  257 
Croxteth,  or  Croxtath,  33,  100,  320 

„       Park,  30,  36,  238,  300 
Croxton,  125 

,,       Abbey,  167  bis 
Crumme  Moss,  125 

Crumpsall,  Cromeshall,  Crumshall,  or 
Crompsall,  281,  290,  314, 
504  bis,  507 
See  Croneshall 
Cuddington,  or  Cudington,  125,  472 

ter,  473  ter.    See  Qwydington 
Cuddington,  Little,  472 
Cuddington,  or  Bryn  Common,  67 
Cuerdale,  Curedale,  or  Curedall,  243, 
445>  507 

Cuerden,  Cuerdon,  Cureden,  Curedon, 
Keuerden,  or  Kerden,  172 
bis,  243,  445  ter,  506,  517 
„       Common,  272 

Forest,  290 
,,       Manor,  506,  507 
,,       See  Lenerden 
Cuerdley,  Ceurdley,  or  Keuerdlegh, 
154,  443,  517 
„        Manor,  248,  263,  287,  329, 
386,  517.    See  Kenardley 
Culcheth,  Culchette,  or  Culchett,  245, 
254,  340,  445,  504  bis 
„        Chapel,  282 
Manor,  324 
Cumberland,  Co.,  5,  35,  78  n.,  116  bis 
CuDesley,  507 


D. 

Daggesworth  Manor,  383 
Dale  Park,  96,  508 
Dalimore  within  Manley,  474 
Dalton,  17,  30,  89,  172,  260,  261,  356 
^i^i  445>  507,  SoZter^  509  bis 


Dalton,  Booth  Grounds  in,  509 
Demesnes,  281 
„     Manor,  12,  96,  113,  328  ^/V, 

388,  508  ter 
,,      Market  in,  508 
Parsonage,  281 
„     Rectory,  96,  445,  508,  509 

Slate-quarries  in,  508 
,,     Tithes  in,  281 
Vicarage,  408 
Dalton  in  Furness,  256,  508 

,,  ,,      Church,  131 

Dalton,  or  Upholland,  508 
Dane,  or  Daan  River,  299 
Daneham,  Danham,  or  Danam,  474 
quater,  475 
, ,         Rectory,  396,  399,  402 
Daneham,  Little,  475 
Daresbury,  Deresbury,  Darisbury,  or 
Darsbury,  103,  104,  202 
71.,  434  bis,  474,  475  ter 
,,        Chapelry,  339,  340 
,,        Hall,  340 
Darley,  423 

Hall,  338 
Darnall,  or  Dernall,  125 

,,      Grange,  376  bis,  474  bis 
,,      Manor,  376 
Darwen,  or  Darwyn,  508 

,,       Moor,  251 
Darwin,  Derw)Ti,  Derwynd,  or  Der- 
went.  Nether,  454 
,,       Manor,  30,  328,  330 
Darwin,  or  Derwent,  Over,  Manor, 
330 

Daven  Fishing,  232 

Davenham,  125,  420,  434,  474  bis 

„        Rectory,  399 
Davenport,  or  Dauvemport,  125 
Daventry  Manor,  7 
Daviskoles,  257 
Daylehill,  474 
Daynton,  508 

Deane,  Deayne,  Deyne,  or  Dene,  508 

bis 

„     Chapel,  100,  158,  508,  510 
,,      Church,  132 
„      Rectory,  445 
,,      Vicarage,  408 
Deansgate  in  Manchester,  508  bis 
Dee,  The,  58  w.,  125,474,  475 
,,    Fishery,  211,  214,  475 
,,    *'  Kynges  Poole  "  Fishery,  106 
,,    Mills,  70,  106,  214,  378,  434  ter 
,,    River,  340,  474 
„    Water,  474  bis,  475 
Dee  in  Chester,  474,  475 
Deep  Carr  (near  Lancaster),  300,  304, 
326 


INDEX  OF 


Deepe  Moor,  335 

Delamore,  or  Delamere  Forest,  67, 
168,  341  bis,  47^,47^^^^ 
,,        See  Dalimore 
See  Mondrum 
Denbigh,  59 

Dendron,  or  Denron,  430,  508,  509 

6zs 

Denham,  or  Deneham,  475 
,,       Church,  105 
,,       See  Daneham 
Denton,  99,  245,  357,  508  quater 

,,      See  Daynton 
Denwall,  or  Denwhall,  St.  Andrew's 

Priory,  or  Hospital,  121 
Derby,  29,  162,  253 
„      Lead  in,  135,  136 
„      Manor,  235,  237,  273 
„      Minstrels'  Court  in,  28 
,,      Woods  of,  319 
Derby,  Co.,  27,  78?/.,  115,  116,  301 
Derbyshire  Hundred,  or  Wapentake, 
149,  I54>  237,  354,  358 
bis 

Forest,  199 
Derebold,  125 
Derestones,  97 
Dernhall.    See  Darnall 
Derwent,  Bridge  over  the,  288 
Devon,  Co.,  78  n, 
Dewbrick,  508 
Dewhurst,  426,  445 
Didsbury,    Diddesbury,   Didbury,  or 
Dydisbury,  430  bis,  445, 
508  quilt. 
„        Ferry,  233 
„        Mill-dam,  233 
,,        Tithes  in,  315 
Dieulacres,  alias  De  la  Cross  Abbey, 

168,  169,  337 
Dighton,  259 
Diglake,  445 

Dilworth,  Dillworth,  i?r  Dylworth,  445, 
507 

,,       Manor,  309,  328,  383 
Dingby  Hall,  446 

Dinkley,  Dinckley,   or  Dinkly,  426, 

430>  445 
Dinkley  Green,  446 
Disley,  Desley,  Dislay,  Distleigh,  or 
Distley,  113,  125,  474  ter, 
475  bis 
„      Chantry  in,  113 
,,     Chapel  of,  113 
,,      Common,  201 
„      "  Jankyns  Croftes,"  113 
„      "The  Dean  howse,"  113 
See  Dyselay 
Disley  Ashton,  475 


PLACES.  587 

Disley,  Dishley,  or  Distley  Deane, 

474  475 
Dittlemore,  125 
Ditton,  176,  194,  446,  SoSfer 

„      Manor,  383 
Docker,  428 

Dodcote  Grange,  168,  169 
Doddington,  420,  434,  475 
Doddon,  ^y^bis,  475 
Dodford,  474 

Dodleston,  or  Doleston,  125,  421,  434, 

474  475 
Rectory,  397,  401 ,  403,  405 
Dogleyes,  508 
Dogmoore,  434 
Dokenfield,  125 
Dokington,  475 
Dolphin  Leigh,  446 
Donington,  or  Donyngton,  474,  475 

,,        Passage,  107 
Donnes,  125 

Donyngton  Rectory,  co.  Lincoln,  105 
Dorset,  Co.,  78 

Downham,  Downam,  Dounum,  or 
Donnam,  98,  222,  239, 
274,  507,  508/^^ 
„  Green,  237, 238,  242,  265, 
274,  275,  280 
Manor,  250,  275,  302, 
303,  383 

Down  Holland,  or  Duneholland,  238, 
446 

,,  ,,       Manor,  236, 246, 278, 

324 

Downton,  co.  Salop,  339 
Draglebecke,  508 
Drakeley,  161 

Drakelow,  Dracklowe,  or  Drackloe, 
424,  434,  474  ^^s,  47S^er 
,,        Bailiwick,  106 
,,         Lordship,  70,  47 ^  bis 
,,        Manor,  66,  70,  47S^^s 
Dredge,  508 
Dreege,  95 

„     Rectory,  95 
Sec  Moncastre 
Driffelde  Manor,  co.  Ebon,  81,  82 
Drigestrete,  474 
Dringfield,  31 
Drisledale,  508 

Dromlesdale,  or  Drumlesdale,  446 
Droylesden,  or  Drylesden,  508 
Dryveley,  474 
Dublin,  202 
Dubthorne,  434 

Duckington,  or  Duckenton,  125 
Duddon,  or  Dudden,  125,  508 

,,       Oyster  Fishings,  &c.,  509 
Duden  Sands,  24 


588  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Dudhill,  251 

Duffe  Fields,  446 

Duffeild  Manor,  508 

Dugles  Chapel,  Chantry  in,  86 

Dukenfield.    See  Dokenfield 

Dunham,  or  Dunnum,  125,  358,  474 

,,       Manor,  209 
Dunham,  or  Denham  Massey,  ?22,  508 

Manor,  298 
Dunham-on- the- Hill,  434,  475 
Dunkenhalgh,  446 
Dunkinshaw  Vaccary,  268 
Dunnerdale  Manor,  359 
Durham,  Palatinate  of,  77 
Durton,  446.    See  Urton 
Dutton,  104,  123,  124,  125,  251,  434, 
446,  507,  ^oZter 

,,      Lordship,  105 
Park,  434 
Dutton  Batlerton,  434 
Dyselay  in  Stopford,  474 


E. 

Earl's  Meadow,  275 
East  Blundell,  446 

Eastham,  or  Estham,  192,  475  bis,  476 
ter 

Church,  476 
„       Manor,  376 
,,       Vicarage,  399,  402,  403  bis, 
406 

East  Moors.    See  Estmores 
Eaton,  125,  434,  446,  476  bis 
Eaves,  or  Eves,  509  bis,  510 
Ebnall,  125 

Eccles,  24,  99,  125,  172,  250  bis,  427, 
446,  509  ter,  510,  513 
„        Chantry,  84,   314,  316,  408, 
509 

,,       Church,  84,  132,  158,  172 

„       College,  84,  376 

,,       Rectory,  100,  446,  510  bis 
Eccles,  Dean,  446 
Eccleshill,  446 

Eccleston,  Egleston,  or  Ekelton,  31, 
89,  125,  175,  241,  250, 
251,  329,  434,  446,  476, 
509  passt77i,  510  quater 
Chantry  in,  86,  252,  314 
„        Church,  86,  131,  383 
Hall,  172 

Manor,  30,  300,  301,  302, 

331,  383 
Old  Field  in,  256 
Rectory,  383, 399,  404,  405, 

406,  407,  408,  409,  411, 

412  his,  414 


Eccleston,  Great,  446,  509  bis 
Eccleston,  Little,  509 
Eccleston  in  Amounderness,  509,  510 
Eddisburn  Hundred,  133 
Edenburnell,  162 

Edenshawe,  or  Idenshaw^e,  476,  480. 

See  Ikornshaw 
Edeth,  476 

Edge,  or  Egge,  125,  420  bis,  476 
Edge,  Great,  476 
Edge  in  Sefton,  446 
Edgerley,  or  Eggerley,  165 
Edgworth,  Eggeworth,  or  Egworth, 
325 

,,         Manor,  510 

,,         Moor,  56 
Edingshughe,  alias  Edingshaw^e,  475 
Edisbury,  or  Edisburie,  68,  434,  476 
ter 

,,         Hundred,  476  bis 
Edisforth,  383,  509  bis 

Chantry,  87,  315 

,,         Chapel,  87 
Edlaston,  i?r  Edleston,  125,  475 
Edlington,  250 
Edstrey,  475 
Edvv^ardesleghe,  125 
Eger  in  Halton,  35 
,,    See  Marsh 
Egerton,  125,  421,  476 
Eggleston,  or  Egleston,  475,  509 
Egresfield,  446 

,,        Manor,  510 
Egrum.    See  Ergum 
Egton,  17,  96,  509,  510  bis 

„      Manor,  262,  294 
Elaston  Rectory,  382,  383 

„     Vicarage,  382,  383 
Ellarside,  91 

Ellel,  Ellall,  Elhill,  Elloll,  or  Ellyall, 
17,  89,  92  bis,  94,  259,  328, 
429,  446,  509  qttater,  510  ter 
,,    Grange,  384 
,,    Manor,  30,  154,  330,  374 
Ellerby,  475 
Ellerhagh,  360 
"Filers"  in  Caton,  251,  287 
Elliscales,  17 

Elston,  alias  Ethelston,  244,  247,  327, 
446 

,,     Manor,  244 
,,     See  Elaston 
Elsvi'ick,    Elleswyk,    Ellysvsricke,  or 
Elswike,  92,  99,  428,  446, 
509  passim,  510  ter 
Elswick,  Little,  Manor,  309 
Elterw^ater  Park,  96 
Elton,  125,  336,  446,  475,  476  quater 
Eltonhead,  446 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


589 


Eltonhead  Hall,  446 

Emmott  Lane  in  Colne  Manor,  292 

Emmotts,  509 

Endershed,  509 

Endley  Wood,  340 

Enfield,  or  Infield,  428,  450 

Englefelde,  162 

Enhale,  125 

Enleshill  Mines,  446 

Ensham,  446 

Entwisle  Clough  in  Rochdale,  290 
Entwistle,  Entwisell,  or  Entwisle,  446, 

„         Manor,  255,  384 
Eplands,  alias  Eplads,  446 
Erbury  Manor,  324,  326 
Erdbury  Priory,  166 
Erdeley,  203 
Erdswick,  125,  422,  434 
Ergum,  or  Egrum,  307 

„     Manor,  357 

,,     Market,  356 
Erleseye,  125 
Erlham  Hulme,  446 
Erriswall,  125 
Escough,  238 
Eske,  509 
Eskedeere,  446 
Eskrigg,  or  Estrigge,  510 

,,       Manor,  374 
Eslingham  Free  Chapel,  408 
Esprick,  Esbricke,  or  Esbreke,  92, 

251,  446 
Essex,  26 
Essex  House,  171 
Esthuaite,  429 

Estmores  in  Touneley  and  Clyvacher, 
359 

Eston,  509,  510 
Eswall,  102 

Etchells,  Ecchelles,  Egelles,  Echeles, 
or  Echels  Manor,  109,  162,  165,  374 
bis,  376,  475 

Ethels,  125 

Ethelston.    See  Elston 
Ettonfield,  446 
Ettwell,  510 

Euxton,  Eukeston,  or  Ewkeston,  30, 
424,   429,   446,    509,  510 
bis 
Hall,  446 
,,      Manor,  30 

Eveley,  alias  Steade  Preceptory,  538 

Everdon,  Great,  475 

Everdon,  Little,  475 

Eversham  Manor,  384 

Everton,  510 

Evesham  Abbey,  166  ter,  167 
Evyresdale,  172 


Extwistle,    Estwisell,    or  Estwysell, 
446,  509  bis 
Manor,  274,  381,  384,  509 
Eyes,  The,  263 
Eyton,  420,  434 


F. 

Faddiley,  <7rFadiley,  125,  476 
Failsworth,    Fayleworth,    or  Falles- 

worth,  510  bis,  511 
Fairfield,  or  Farfield,  446 
Faith waite  Park,  511 
Fallingbroome,  or  Falingbrome,  125 
Fardockholme,    alias  Farrockhouse, 

446  bis 

Farington,  or  Farrington,  166,  241, 
243,  428,  447,  510,  511 
bis,  527 

,,  Manor,  291,  292,  309,  384 
Farleton,  328,  446,  510,  511 

Manor,  330,  384,  510 
Farleton  in  Kendall  Manor,  384,  510 
Farleton  in  Lonsdale  Manor,  384,  510 
Farmedon,  Farmeton,  Farmeden,  or 
Fermdon,  LampinChurch 
of,  no,  140 
,,        Rectory,  no,  476 
Farndon,    Farnedon,    Farneton,  or 
Farneden,   125,  434  ter, 
477 

„        Rectory,  477 
Farnehall,  Farnell,  Fernell,  or  Farnall, 
alias  Feston,  476  quater, 
477.    See  Tilston-Fernall 
,,       Manor,  476  bis 
Farneley,  476 

Farnehawe,    Farnhalgh,  or  Farnalk, 
446  bis 
,,  Manor,  476 

Farniker  [?  Tarnicar],  446 
Farnworth,     Ferneworth,  256,  511 
Chapel,  85,  302 
,,        Church,  132 
,,        Manor,  237 
Farrockhouse.    See  Fardockholme 
Fawdon  in  Netherpever,  476 
Fazakerley,  47  bis,  194,  246,  447,  511 
ter 

Fearnhead,  Fernehead,  or  Ferneyhead, 

239,  244,  447  bis,  511 
Fearnhurst,  447 

Feldon's  Chantry  in  Rufford,  86 
Felnyngham,  326 
Fence,  447 
Feneswood,  125 
Ferndon,  or  Farnedon,  162 
,,      Mill,  109 


590  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Femeworth  Chapel,  Chantry  in,  85 

Fernileghe,  125.    See  Hemg  Lees 

Ferton,  511 

Feryngseby,  93 

Feston.    See  Farnehall 

Fieldhead,  or  Feldhead,  511 

Field  Plumpton,  29 

"Field  Rents,"  114 

Figdale,  Fykedene,  or  Figden,  125, 

434 
Findly,  430 

Finsthwaite,  Finchthwaite,  511 
Finswith,  or  Fynswyth,  Inner,  96 

,,       Outer,  96 
Fishwick,  Fyshewyke,  or  Fyshwyken, 
447,  510  ks,  511  bis 
Hall,  172,  173,  448 
Manor,  331,  384 
Flaskes,  125 
Flaxyard,  125 
Fleet  Prison,  The,  240 
Fleet  Street,  416,  447 
Fleetwood  Port,  349 
Flint,  Co.,  58,  59,  118,  212 

Castles,  Manors,  etc.,  in,  216 
Flint,  58      64,  68  ter,  69  bis,  70,  71 
bis,  74,  75,  200,  201,  476 
,,   Castle,  209,  220 
Flixton,  17,  447,  459 
,,      Church,  131 
„     Manor,  323,  325,  327 
Flookburgh,  Fluckburgh,  Flukburre,  or 
Floxburgh,   12,  30,  90, 
91  bis,  447,  511  bis 
„         Burgages  in,  90 
Flookersbrook,  434,  477.    See  Chester 
Foderaye,  Peele  of,  96 
Fogleghe,  125 
Folrigge,  29 

„      Manor,  31 
Force,  94,  95»  5" 
Ford,  511 
Fordbotle,  17 
Fordsham,  476 
Foregate  Street.    See  Chester 
Formby,  25,  511 

,,      Town  fields  of,  25 
Forton,  or  Fortan,  93,  447,  450,  510, 
511  bis 
,,     Bailiwick,  93 
„     Manor,  93  ter,  384,  5 10 
,,     Park  Manor,  330 
Foulke,  434 

Foulke  Stapleford,  125,  434 
Fowlesworth,  434 
Foxdenton,  429,  447 
Foxley.    See  Fogleghe 
Foxton,  476 

Foxwist,  or  Foxwest,  125 


Fradsham,  or  Frandshan,  434  bis 
France,  163 

Frankby,  or  Frankebie,  476 
Freckleton,  Frekylton,  Fricklington, 
or  Freckleston,  29,  241, 
245,  252,  358,  447,  510 
ter,  511  bis 
,,        Manor,  309 
Freshpoole,  232,  308 
Friers  Mosse,  447 
Frith,  The,  91 
Frith  Chapel,  476 
Frithhall  Farm,  or  Grange,  90,  510 
Frodsham,  64,  66,  67,  103,  109  bis, 
125,  201,  216,  434,  476 
qinn.,  477 
„       Castle,  434 
,,       Chantry     called  Green 

Chapel,  140 
,,       Chapel  of  St.  Lawrence 

in,  no,  140 
,,       Hermitage,  216 
,,       Manor,  or  Lordship,  106, 

336,  376,  476 
,,       Mills,  70 

Rectory,  403,  434,  476 
Vicarage,   396,   397,  398 

bis,  400,  401,  405 
See  Fordsham.    See  Frad- 
sham 
Frodship,  434 
FuUeshurst,  125 

Fulshaw,  or  Fulshowe,  125,  476 

Moor,  254,  272 
Fulwich,  125 

Fulwith  [?  Fulwich],  Lower,  511 

,,     Outer,  511 
Fulwood,  30,  33,  100,  222,  264,  430, 
447,  511  qiiaier 
,,       Common,  277,  278 

Forest,  199,  272,  300,  305, 
507,  510 
,,       Mill,  304 
„      Moor,  275,  300 
,,      Waste,  277 
Furcherley,  447 
Furgate,  447 
Furgus  Park,  511 

Fumess,  Fournays,  or  Fomasse,  256, 
259,  263,  266,  277,  303, 
311  313,  320,  356,  447 
bis,  511  ter 
Bailiwick,  96,  320 
,,  Bailiwick  of  the  waters  of, 
96 

,,      Fishery  in,  529 

Liberties  of,  304 
„       Lordship,  35  bis,  95-97 
,,      Manor,  348  bis,  511  qnater 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


Furness  Fells,  268,  270,  511 
„  Fishery  in,  96 

,,  Hawkeshedfelde  in,  96 

,,     Manor,  286 
,,     Robertbank    Park  in, 
96 

,,     Woods  in,  96 
Furness,  High,  Customs  in,  287 
Furness,  Long,  268 
Furness,  Low,  239,  264,  266,  313,  511 
,,        ,,     Customs  in,  263,  287, 
288 

,,         ,,     King's  Mills  in,  268 
,,         ,,     Manor,  286  bis,  520 
Furness  Monastery,  or  Abbey,  12,  16, 
17,  25,  31,  32  bis,  33,  133, 
141,   199,  200,  303,  312, 
3I4»  368 
Cowcher,  or  Register  of,  16, 

,,      Site  of,  511  bis 
Fuyston  Rectory,  93 
Fyneywood,  476 


G. 

Gailmersh,  360 
Gaisgarth  in  Cartmell,  247 
Gale,  The,  428 
Garret  Hall,  175 

Garstang,  Gayrstange,  Garstaine,  Gar- 
sting,  153,  30i»  307,  321, 
330,  .  430,  A\lqui7u,  512 
passim,  513 
Chantry,  87,  315,  512 
,,       Chapel,  132 
Church,  315 
,,       Farm,  92 
, ,       Hall  Rectory,  302 
,,       Manor,  92,  348,  513 
,,       Mills,  447 
Moss,  275 

Rectory,  92,  384,  447  bis^ 
512,  513  bis 
,,       Stipend  in,  87 
Garston,  99,  447,  512 
„       Hall,  512 
,,       Manor,  247 
Garston,  alias  Garstange,  512 
Garston  Leigh,  447 
Garswood.    See  Gawstwood 
Garthwaite.    See  Grathwaite 
Gascony,  163 
Gatell,  93 
Gawkeholme,  31 

Gawstwood,  or  Garswood,  447,  513 
Gawsworth,  or  Gasworth,  477 
Rectory,  394 


Gayton,  Gatton,  or  Gattoune,  24,  122, 

126,  477 
Gelston  Manor,  513 
Gerstan,  323 
Gidlowcross,  512 
Gill  Flatt,  288 
Glasson,  447 

Glazebrook,    Glaisbrooke,   or  Glass- 
brooke,  512  bis 
,,  Manor,  267 

Gleaston,  or  Glaston,  447  bis,  512  ter, 
passim 
„       Castle,  512,  513  bis 
,,       Manor,  345 
,,       See  Gelston 
Gleaston  Carr,  345 
Gleaston  Flatt,  502 
Gleaston  Scales,  513 
Glest,  250 

Glossop,  CO.  Derby,  113 
Glothyk,  364 

Goderside,  alias  Godershed,  512 
Godley,  or  Godleigh,  126,  477 
Godney  Marsh,  447 
Golborne,  or  Goldeborne,  126,  253, 
327,  447,  513 
Manor,  324,  326 
Golborne-David,  475,  477 
Goldisburghe,  93 

Goldsmiths'  Hall,  in  London,  416 
GoUand  Bank,  447 
Gonscroft,  126 
Gonyldmores,  327 
Goosemarsh  Rectory,  447 
Goosnargh,     Goosnarth,  Gosnarth, 
Gosnar,  Goosenoghe,  or 
Goosener,  29,  33,  92, 
94,  172,  251,  255,  327, 
345>   430»  447  qttater, 
448  ter,  449,  477,  512 
passim,  513  ter 
,,        Chantry,  88,  315 
Chapel,  512 
Church,  88 
,,         Manor,  244,  247,  309 
,,        Rectory,  448 
Goostrey,      Gostre,  112,  434,  477  bis 
,,       Moor,  478 

Rectory,  434 
Gorehouses,  448 
Gorstilowe,  477 
Gorsuch,  426 

„       Hall,  448 
Gorton,  247,  512  bis,  513 

,,      Marsh,  263 
Gosworth,  i7r  Gonsworth,  126,  434,  477 

,,       Rectory,  401  bis,  405,  407 
Gourswood,  448 
Grafton,  126,  477 


592 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Graiston,  alias  Garston,  512 
Gralam,  477 
Cranage,  477 

Grange  with  Kentish  Bank,  90 
Grathwaite,  or  Graythwayt,  96,  513 

bis 

,,  Manor,  512 

Graystonleigh  in  Bolland,  448 

,,         See  Garston  Leigh 
Greasby,  or  Gresbie,  477 
Great  Meadow  Field,  448 
Green  Chapel.    See  Frodsham 
Green  Close,  or  Greneclose,  97 
Greenakers  Waste,  277 
Greenbanke,  91,  513 
Greenfield,  or  Grenefield  Manor,  253, 
384 

Greenhalgh,  Greenhaugh,  or  Green- 
hough,  448,  513 
,,  Manor,  237 

Greenhall,      Grenall,  301,  448,  512, 
513 

Greenham,  513 

Greenhill,  in  Hundersfield,  255 
Greenhills,  or  Greenhill,  419,  434,  512, 
513 

Greenhurst,  513 
Greens,  126,  448 
Greenschowood,  513 
Greensike,  513 
Greentome,  513 
Greenwall,  126 
Greenwarth,  in  Widness,  232 

,,         Common,  278 
Greenwich,  East,  Manor  (Kent),  120 
Grefford  [?  Gresford],  448 
Gresseford  Rectory,  352 
,,        See  Grefford 
Gressingham,  Gryssingham,  Girsyng- 
ham,92,  238,  323,  431, 
448,  S^2ter,  513 
Church,  131 
Manor,  330,  374,  384 

Gresty,  126 

Gresworth  Rectory,  398 
Gretby  Mill,  in  Ormskirk,  525  bis 
Grimchurch,  448 
Grimehills.    See  Greenhills 
Grimsargh,  Grymesargh,  Grimsergh, 
or  Grimsarth,  427,  448 
qtiiji,  512 
Church,  130 
,,  Manor,  327 

Grindleton,  285,  512 

,,         Waste,  280 
Grindley,  Greenley,  or  Grenely,  126, 
477 

Grizedale,  Greisdale,  or  Grysdale,  96, 


Gropenhall,  Grapenell,  or  Gropehull, 

126,  434  bis,  477  bis,  478 
Grossemont  Castle,  40 
Grynloe  Marsh,  263 
Guilden,  477  bis 

Guilden  Sutton,  103,  105,  126,  477  bis 
Manor,  335,  478 
,,  Rectory,  no,  376 

Guildwall,  448 
Gwersitt,  448 
Gwersyll  (Denbigh),  193 


H. 

Habergham,  252,  516 

,,         *'Okenheles"  in,  252 
Habergham,  Habersham,  or  Haberham 

Eaves,  448,  515  bis 
Habringham,  222 
Haccresley,  126 
Hack,  479 

Hackensall,  Hakensall,  alias  Hagensey, 
or  Hakensale,  448,  514 

,,  bis,  515  bis 

,,        Manor,  384 
Hackenshaw,   or  Hackensawe,  277,  . 

514,  515 
Hackinge,  in  Billington,  256 
Hackington,  in  Billington,  255 
Hadderton,  478 

Hades  Moss  in  Over  Whitley,  234 
Hadnock,  448 
Hagge.    See  Hindley 
Haghton,  III 

Haigh,  or  Heigh  425,  448,  449,  451, 
514,  515 

Haighton,  or  Hayghton,    175,  425, 

448,  478,  479 
Haldenham  in  Muchland,  The  Mayne 

in,  515.    See  Muchland 
Haldingham,  517,    See  Gleston 

,,         Manor,  516 
Hale,  126,  354,  448,  479,  515  bis 

,,     Chapel,  132 

,,     Manor,  298 

,,     Rectory,  95 
Halebanck,  448 
Halenden,  254 

Haighton,  327,  479  bis.  See  Halthton 
Halkarden,   or    Halkerden  Rectory, 

402,  405,  406 
Hall,  448,  478 

,,    Grange,  376 
Hall  Field,  or  Halfelde,  105  bis,  514 
Hallhee,  126 

Hallirigton,  478.    See  Wyntonley 
Halliwell,  or  Halliwool,  448 
Hallovvhead,  Little,  448 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


593 


Hall  wood,  Halev/ood,  alias  Alewood, 
or  Halywood,  448,  513, 
51,5  ter 
Manor,  328 
,,        .5'^'^  Alewood 
Hallwood,  Little,  323 
Halsall,  Hallsall,  Halfall,  or  Hallkull, 
„         17,  431,  448  quater,  515 
bis,  517 
Chantries  in,  86,  314 
,,     Church,  86,  132,  314 
„     Hall,  448 
,,     Manor,  246 

„     Rectory,  409,  410,  411,  413 
Halsenade,  448 
Halsingham  Manor,  517  bis 
Halsteads,  448 

Halthton,  126.    See  Halghton 
Halton,  17,  34,  56,  64,  103,  104,  126, 
222,   233,   298,   420,  425, 
448,   478  bis,  479  quater, 
480,  514  bis,  515  bis 
Castle,  4,79,  480 
Church,  131 
,,      Court  of,  233,  319  n. 
„      Fee,  234,  235 
„      Hall,  448 

„      Honor,    120,   232   bis,  234, 

311  n.,  320 
,,      Lordship,  12,  25 

Manor,    70,    162,  201,  234, 

286,  319/2.,  479  bis,  516 
Mead,  105 
Park,  331  bis,  479 
,,      Rectory,  413 
Hal  wall,  513 
Hambleton,  448,  515  ier 
„        Manor,  268 
Hamelton,  Hamulton,  or  Hamleton, 
513,  514  bis,  516 
Manor,  254,  309,  385 
Hamerton  Manor,  in  Bolland,  384 
Hamley  Rectory,  478 
Hampesfell,  or  Hampsfield,  29,  91, 
515,  516 

Hampton,  126,   419,  424,  434,  478, 
479  bis 

Hamsthwaite,  or  Hamesthuate,  93 
Rectory,  93 

Hancot,  448 

Handbridge,    Hambridge,  Hanbrige, 
,,  Honbrugge,  Hen- 

bridge,  or  Hound- 
bryge,  126,  168,  203, 

204,    435   ^i^^  478, 
479  quater,  480  bis 
Manor,  479,  480 
Handforth,  or  Handford.    See  Hang- 
ford 


Handley,  Hendele,      Handleigh,  126, 
478  bis 
,,       Rectory,  478 
Haney  Cotton,  435 
Hangford,  126 
Hanley,  126,  478,  479 
Hanmer,  126,  478 
Hants,  Co.,  29 
Hanworth,  448 

Hapsford,  Happesford,    or  Happyls- 
ford,  126,  202 

,,        Manor,  201 
Hapton,  29,  160,  448,  515,  538 

,,       Manor,  516 

„       Park,  448 

,,      See  Haxton 
Harbournes  House,  448 
Harden.    See  Hawarden 
Hardesfield.    See  Hurdsfield 
Hardhorn,  or  Hordhorn,  515  bis 
Hardinge,  479  bis 
Hardingham,  513,  516 
Hardleston,  478 
Hardshaw,  515 
Hardwick,  514 
Hardy,  514,  516 

Hare  Park,  517.    See  Hart  Park 
Hareappletree,  34 
Harebash,  517 
Hareburth,  515 

Hargrave,   Hargreave,  or  Hargravez, 
126,  160,  435  ter,  449.   See  Hargrave 
Harlington,  478 
Harlton,  or  Harletonj  449 
Harockhill,  514 
Harpole,  479 

Harpurhey,  or  Harpethy,  514  ter,  516 
Harrington  Manor,  385 
Park,  251 

Harrop,  Harrup,  or  Harope,  10 1,  435, 
480 

Harrop,  Nether,  436 
Harrow,  or  Harror,  126 
Harrowes  Eankes,  98 
Harrydirk,  109 
Hart  Mill,  517 

Hart  Park,  514,  515,  516,  517.  See 

Hare  Park 
Hartford,  26,  105,  126 
Harthill,  or  Herthull,  126,  479  bis 
Hartilpole,  93 
Harton,  alias  Layton,  515 
Harwood,  i?r  Harewod,  154,  252,  325, 
364,  449  bis,  514,  516 
Chantry  in,  87,  315,  514 
Chapel,  87,  315 
House,  in  Goosnargh,  449 
,,         Manor,  262,  276,  330 
Harwood,  Great,  449,  516 


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LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Harwood,  Little,  55,  98,  513,  514  bis, 
516 
Manor,  516 
Hasilrigge,  or  Hasilrige,  90,  516 
Hasilrigge-cum-Aysett,  90 
Haslehurst,  or  Ilaselhurst,  449,  515 
Haslingden,  Haslenden,  t?r  Haslindine, 
222,  259,  ^^gdz's,  5i5<^?J-, 
516 
Fair,  247 
Manor,  292,  516 
Mill,  265 
Haslingfeld  Manor,  478 
Haslington,  126,423,  435,  478,  479/^w, 
,515 

Hassall,  126 

Hassop,  CO.  Derby,  194,  195 
Hastinge,  479 

Haston,  a/tas  Hastayne,  514,  515  dis 
Haswall,  435 
Hasylhawe,  97 
Hatfeild,  321 
Hatherton,  126,  479,  480 
Hattersley,  <9r  Hattersleigh,  119,  479 
Hatton,  104  dis,  126,  435 
„      Park,  480 
Rectory,  414 
Hatton,  near  Daresbury,  479 
Haughend,  or  Hoiighend,  514  dis,  516 
Tithes  in,  315 
,,         S^e  Hangenden 
Haughton,  or  Houghton,    iii,  126, 
430,  478  bis,  479 -^w,  5i3> 
516.    See  Houghton 
Manor,  309 
Tithes  in,  31 
Haughton,  Little,  in  Worseley,  .34 
Haughton,  West,  347 
Haughton-within-Swynton,  99 
Haulgh,  Haulghton,  or  Houlton,  478, 
513 

Haverbrecke,  co,  Westmoreland,  94  bts 
Haverthwaite,     Haberthwayt,  96,  516 
Hawarden,  Howarden,     Harden,  126, 
435,  478 
Castle,  163 
Manor,  73 
Rectory,  398 
Hawcoat,  96 
Hawes  Common,  24 

,,     Moor,  479 
Hawet,  327 
Hawicke,  449 
Hawkeshead,  252,  5 16  ter 
,,  Chapel,  96 

,,  East  Water  in,  268 

„  Manor,  96,  516  bis 

Market  at,  515 
,,  Mill,  270 


Hawkeshead  Rectory,  347,  449 
Hawkesmore  in  Utkington,  478,  479 
Haxton  [Hapton],  449 
Haybrigge,  or  Haybryg,  96,  516 
Haydock,    or    Hadocke,    448,  449, 
516 

Manor,  327,  330 
Hayfeld,  or  Hayfeild,  514  ^er,  516 

,,  See  Heifeildes.  See  High- 

field 

Hayhirst,  513 
Hayholme  Mill,  92 

Hayhouses,  Heyhouses,  or  Heyhowsez, 

160,  245,  449 
Hayleley,  435 
Haythwayte,  514 
Hayton,  or  Heyton,  449,  514 
Haywood,  or  Hey  wood,  427,  517 

,,        Manor,  478 
Haywoodbarnes,  377 

,,  Manor,  376,  478 

Hay  worth,  516 
Healey,  or  Heley,  449  bis 
Heapey,  Hepe,  Hepay,  or  Heypare, 
327,  427,  515 
,,      Common,  271 
„      Manor,  385 
,,      Tithes  in,  166 
Heath  Charnock,  426,  427,  428,  449, 
514 

,,  Manor,  330,  385 

Heath  House,  478 
Heathley,  or  Heath  Leigh,  435  bis 
Heaton,  or  Heton,  151  n.,  449  bis, 
516  bis 
,,      See  Heyton 
Heaton-upon-Faghfield  Manor,  385 
Heaton  Norris,  245,  514 

,,  Manor,  274 

Hedmosse,  516 

Hefferton,  or  Hefferston,  126,  478 

Grange,  376,  379 
Hegham,  160 

Heifeildes  Grange,  376,  478 
Heigham,  Nether,  454 
Heighleighe,  126 
Heldebrye,  478 
Hell  Park,  96,  516 

Helsby,  Hellesby,  Helshbye,  or  HiWes- 
bie,  126,  335,  435,  478  ter,  479  Ur 
Helsey,  479 

Henbury,  126,  326.    See  Henbury 
Hendall,  1 12 

Henhull,  or  Henhill,  126,  478 

Henthorn,  449,  515 

Henton,  449 

Herehill,  515,  517 

Herng  Lees  [?  Ferny  Lees],  435 

Plerp's  Lands,  no 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


595 


Heselwall,  or  Heswall,  126,  478 

Rectory,  397,399,400,401, 

403,  405 
Hesinglington,  202 
Hesketh,  or  Heskith,  449 
Heskin,  Heskeyn,     Heskein,  31,  24I, 
252,  449,  516 
,,    Manor,  30,  300,  301,  302 
Hessebryg,  29 
Hest,  90,  515 

,,    Chantry,  316 
Hestbanck,  424 
Hewbury,  in  Prestbury,  194 
Hey  Carr,  in  EUell,  259 
Hey,  515 

Heyhouses.    See  Hayhouses 
Heymits,  126 

Heysham,  Heighsham,  Hiesham,  Hey- 
ham,  or  Highsham,  17, 
264,  425,  449,  514 
Church,  164,  516 
„      Manor,  173,  251,  374,  385, 
516,  517 
Heyton,  or  Heighton,  449 
Manor,  256 
See  Highton 
Haywood.    See  Haywood 
Higden,  435 
Higher  Hall,  249 
Higher  Hay,  449 
Higher  Woodhey,  449 
Highfield,  194  bis 

,,       Manor,  374 
Highleigh,  421 
High  Park,  516 
High  Peak,  27 
High  Walton,  480 
Highton,  449 

Hilderton,  or  Hylderstone,  92,  513 
Hill  House,  435 
Hillingford,  or  Hylingford,  202 
Hiltley,  126 

Hindfield,  or  Hyndfield  Waste,  257 
Hindley,  Hynley,  or  Hindeley,  253, 
271,  344,  429,  449,  514, 
515  bts,  516  ter 
,,       Hall,  alias  Strangwish,  244 

Manor,  278,  324,  327 
,,      See  Findly 
Hindley  Hagge,  449 
Hinton,  449,  515,  516  . 
Hinton  Conyers,  515 
Hockenhull,  126 

Hoddlesden,  or  Hoddesdene,  222 

,,        See  Hudlestone 
Hogeleston,  112 
Hoghe,  126 
Hoghton,  427,  449 
„       Manor,  327 


Hoghton.    See  Hooton 
Hokerley,  126 
Hokeshall,  Chamber  in,  289 
Holbecke,  126 
Holborn,  449 

Holcarre,  90,  91  bis,  515  ter,  ^16  fer 

Mill,  91 
Holcombe,  or  Holkome,  514 
Holdebroke,  159 
Hole  Rake,  478 

Holford,  or  Hollowford,  105,  478,  479 
,,         bis,  488 
„      Manor,  377,  478 
See  Hollowford 
Holicer,  or  Helker,  30,  429 
„     Hall,  449 
,,     House,  449 
,,     See  Holcarre 
Holland,  97,  414,  449  bis 
Bailiwick  of,  97 
„       Chapel,  132 
Church,  414 
„       Manor,  385,  513,  516 
Moss,  278 

Priory,    25,    97,   232,  322, 
385 

„        Rectory,  449 
Holland  Orell,  513 
Holland  in  Wigan,  513 
Hollingfare,  514  bis 

,,         Chantry  in  Chapel  of,  85, 
314 

HoUing  Greve,  253 
Hollingworth,  479 

Hollowford,  or  Hollowforth,  449,  515 
Hollyhey,  or  Hollehey,  126 
Holm  Cultram  Priory,  co.  Cumber- 
land, 31 

Holme,  275  bis,  435,  449,  514,  517 
,,      Chapel,  Stipend  in,  87 
„      Mill,  515 
,,      Rectory,  449 

Holmes,  92,  478,  513,  515  bis 
Manor,  309,  515 

Holmforth,  449 

Holrage,  479 

Holt,  126,  449 

Castle,  162 
Chapel,  352  bis 

Hoi  wood,  449 

Holyhead,  Port  of,  340-341 

Holy  wall  Manor,  513 

Home  Park,  516 

Hongenden  [Hough  End],  449 

Honnesdale  [?  Lonsdale],  513 

Honoresfeild  Town,  330 

Honors,  The,  in  Lytham,  271 

Hoofield,  or  Hofield,  435 

Hooker,  449 


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T.ANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Hoole,  Houle,  Hooll,  HoUe,  or  Hole, 
112,  114,   126,  419  n.,  435 
bis,  449,  478.  See  Hole  Rake 
Chapel,  449 
,,      Rectory,  414  bis 
Hoole,  Great,  329,  449 
Hoose.    See  Hougse 
Hooton,  Hoton,  or  Hotton,  17,  24, 
89,  92,  122,  126,  I92^,  344, 
435.  450.  479,  480,  514^" 
„       Manor,   92,  258,  278^  279, 

330,  385,  514 
,,       Moss,  92,  514 
Hope,  449 

,,     Manor,  311,  327,  385 
,,     The,  near  Manchester,  320,  325 
Hophall  [?  Coppull],  126 
Hopton,  or  Hapton,  450 

,,       Park,  450  bis 
Hopwood,  514,  516 
Horgrave,  Iron-mine  in,  353 
Horlawe.    See  Whorlawe 
Hornby,  or  Horneby,  56,  158,  221, 
237,  239,  248,  275,  307, 
356-357,  425,   450,  513, 
516 

Castle,  325,  330,  374,  450, 

517 

Chantry,  315 
Fair,  356 
Lordship,  325 

Manor,  262,  287,  325,  329, 

357,  374,  385 

Priory,  385,  450 

Tithes  in,  517 
Horncliff,  450 
Hoa  resford,  450 
Horse  Carr,  325 
Horsehedge  Hall,  249 
Horsehookes  Mere,  273 
Horsewood,  450 
Horshall,  419 
Horsham,  516 

Horton,  105,  126,  165,  450,  479  bis 
Horwich,    Horwick,    Hoverdich,  or 

Horidge,  24,  256,  450  bis,  516 
Hothersall,  or  Hoddersall,  450 

Manor,  328,  385 
Hotholme  Manor,  309 
Hou  Park,  514 

Hough  End.  See  Haughend.  See  Hon- 
genden 

Houghton,  or  Howton,  239,  244,  450 
bis,  514  quater,  516 

„        Manor,  327,  342,  385 

„        Tower,  342 
Hougse,  479 

Howick,  Houghwicke,  or  HovvghNvick, 
24,  241,  243,  514 


Howick,  Fishing  of,  324 

Manor,  278,  386 

Tithes,  166 
Hubberthorn,  251 
Hubley  [?  Huxley],  180 
Huddersfield.    See  Hundersfield 
Huddershall,  514 

Hugett's  House,  alias  Hugett's  Fields, 

233,  234 
Huke  Park,  516 
Hulfield,  126.    See  Hoofield 
Hulgrave,  or  Hulgreve,  126 
Hulme,  Halme,  or  Holme,  105,  126, 
245,  423,  429,  435,  ^^^bis, 
480,  514,  516 
„       Hall,  245 
„       Tithes  in,  315 
,,       See  Win  wick 
Hulme,  near  Manchester,  514,  516 
Hulme,  near  Stockport,  514  516 
Hulmefield,  480 

Hulmesmore,  514.    See  Leyshulme 
Hull,  104,  126,  435,  479 
Hull,  Little,  Manor,  386 
Hulse,  or  Hulls,  435,  479 
Hulton,  329,  478  bis 
,,      Manor,  359 
Hulton,  Little,  515 

Huncoat,  Huncote,  or  Huncotes^  222, 
292,  450 

Hundersfield,  Hundrisfield,  Hudder- 
feild,  or  Hudsfield, 
99,  255,  259,  435, 
513,  514,  Si6  bis,  S17 

bis 

Michell  Dene  Mead  in, 
255 

Hungerhill,  340 

Hunsterston,    or    Hunsterton,  126, 

147  n.,  480 
Hunteigh  Croft,  435 
Huntingdon,  or  Huntington,  435,  478 
bis,  479,  480  ter,  513, 
516 

,,  Manor,  202,  377,  478  bis 

,,  "  Metingfeld  "  in,  521 

Hurdsfield,  or  Hardesfield,  126,  435, 
479 

Hurdslow,  435 

Hurleston,  or  Hurdleston,  126,  162, 

367,  450 
,,        See  Hardleston 
Hurstwood,  or  Hustwood,  450,  515 
Hutt  Hall,  515 

Hutton,  241,  243,  253,  255,  450,  515 

,,      alias  Preest  Hutton  Manor, 
374 

Hutton,    Nether,    Manor,    251,  385, 
524 


INDEX  OF  PEACES,. 


597 


Huxley,  126,  162,  478,  479 

,,      See  Hublsy 
Huyton,  Hyton,  or  Hughton,  17,  89, 
95,  450  ter,  514  bis,  516 
Chantry  in  Church  of,  85 
,,       Church,  132 

Rectory,  89,  386,  450  bis,  517 
Hyde,  126 

Park,  in  Fulwood  Forest,  100, 
516  bis 

Hylle,  96.    See  Hawkshed  Manor 


T. 

iBASWALLOULDyiELD.  See  Eaton  Has- 
wall 

Ickornthwaite,  or  Ykhornthwayt,  96, 

Idencote,  480 

Idle  Coate  in  Furness,  517 

Ighfield,  435 

Ightfield,  435 

Ighton  Hill,  Ichtenhill,  Ightenhull, 
Ighitenhill,  Itenhill,  or 
Ightenhall,  22?,  280, 
290,  292,  293,  294, 
450,  517  qtiater 
Manor,  12,  32,  245,  250, 
253»  293,  517 

Ightwell,  4,50 
Ikelyngton  Rectory,  480 
Ikornshaw,  275 

Ince,  255,  336,  426,  435,  450,  480 
qiiin.,  517  bis 
„    Manor,  219,  278,  348,  377,  379, 
480  bis.    See  Ines  Manor 
Mill,  270 
„    Rectory,  219,  377,  480 
Ince  Blundell,  428,  429  bis,  450,  517 
„  Manor,  288 

,,,  New  House  in,  173 

Inchefelde,  31 

Ines  Manor,  near  Wigan,  324,  327 
Ingol,  Ingoll,  or  Ingold,  450,  517 

,,      Manor,  517 
Ingredowne  Moor,  264 
Inskip,  Qr  Inskyppe,  29,  450,  517 
Instack,  Little,  450 
Intack,  in  Middlewich,  107,  126 
Ipplepen,  435 
Irby,  or  Irbie,  480 

,,    Manor,  480 
Ireby,  or  Irebey,  480  bis,  517 

,,     Manor,  377,  480 
Ireland,  336 

Ireleth.  See  Kirkby  Irleth.  See  Yerleth 
Irwell  Bridge,  289 
,,     River,  289 


Iscoyd,  480 

Ithels  Ruddinges,  126 

Iveley,  480  bis 

,,      Fraternity,  480 


K. 

Karincham.    See  Carincham 
Keckwick,  (?r  Kekewike,  103,  104,  126 
Kedyllori,  113 
Keele,  518 

Kellamergh,     Kellermergh,  Keller- 
meyre,  Kellarmargh, 
Kellermarshe,  or  Kel- 
lamore,  31  bis,  4^0  ter 
„  Manor,  30,   300,  301, 

302,  386,  517 
%>  Tithes  in,  344 

Kellet,  17 

,,      Manor,  320 
Kellet,  or  Kellowe,  Nether,  56,  454 

Manor,   328,  523 
Kellet,  Over,  56,  518 

,,         ,,     Manor,  374 
Kelsall,  or  Kelsale,  126,  35? 
,,      Manor,  298 
,,      See  Kensall 
Kelsawe,  or  Kelsowe,  481  Ur.  See 

Kersawe 
Kemsey,  517 

Kendal,  or  Kendall,  92,  94  bis,  320, 
518 

,,      Castle,  386 

,,      Manor,  386,  518 

„      Park,  38a 
Kenardley  [?  Cuerdley]  Manor,  162 
Kensall,  481 
Kentmounte,  95 

Kents  Bank,  t^r  Kentishbancke,  29,  91, 
518,  532 
,,       ,,      cum-Grange,  30 
Kenworthy,  481 

Kenyon,,  Kenion,  or  Kenean,  253,  450 
ter,  518  bis 

,,       Manor,  324,  326 
Kepull,  99,  517.    See  Copull 
Kerdmanshull,  518 
Kerdsall,  518.    See  Keyrshall 
Kermincham,  or  Karmyntham,  126 
Kerneford.    See  Carnforth  ^ 
Kersall  Wood,  a/ias  Moor,  344.  See 

Kerdsall 
Kersawe,  or  Kershawe,  517 

,,        Lordship,  or  Cell,  386  bis 

,,       Manor,  386 
Kesden,  96 

Kettleholme,  or  Kittlesholme,  435,  481 
Kettlesome,  or  Kettleson,  481  bis 


598 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Keyrshall,  518 

Kidd  Land  in  Hindley,  253 

Kiddington,  or  Kedinton,   126,  423, 

435,  481  bis.    See  Cud- 

dington 

Kidisnape,  518 
Kilbridgethorp,  518 
Killandshaugh,  518  bis 
Kiln  Close,  518  bis 
Kilne,  450 

Kinderton,  or  Kenderton,  126,  480 
Kingey  Park,  126 
King's  Bromley,  iii,  481 
Kingsley,  or  Kingeley,  126,  423,  435, 
481 

Kingston,  481 
Kings  wood,  481 

Priory,  31 
Kinnerton,  Kynarton,  or  Kymerton, 

126,  481 

Kinnerton,  or  Kennerton,  Higher,  435 
bis,  450 
,,        Lower,  435  bis,  450 
Kinnesley,  481 
Kinsey  Heath,  341 

Kirk  by,  Kyrkeby,  or  Kirkbie,  29,  194, 
427  bis,  428,  451,  481  bis, 
518  ter 
,,      Chapel,  132 

Manor,  273,  313 
,,      Moor,  518 

,,      Rectory,  398,  402,  405,  480 
Kirkby  Irleth,  or  Ireth,  17,  238,  239, 
248,  312,  356,  517 
,,        ,,     Church,  88,  131 
,,        ,,     Chantry,  88,  313 

,,     Manor,  261,  288,  359 
,,         ,,     Moor,  518 
Kirkby  in  Whalley,  102,  126,  481 
Kirkby,  West,  161 
Kirkdale,  or  Kyrkedale,  29 

,,        Manor,  518 
Kirkeleys  in  Aspull,  255 
Kirkham,  or  Kyrkeham,  29,  199,  238, 
242,  344  bis,  430,  451  bis, 
517  bis,  518  passim 
Chantry,  87,  315 
,,       Church,  87,  130 

Manor,  272,  306,  481,512 
Rectory,  481,  512 
Vicarage,  412,  413 
Kirkland,  or  Kirklond,  431  bis,  451, 
512,  518  bis 
Causeway,  450 
,,       Manor,  386 
Kirkmanshulme,  or  Kirdynmansholme, 

314,  518  qiiater 
Kirkshaw,  or  Kirkeshall,  330,  518 
Kirkstall  Abbey,  Cowcher  of,  41 


Kirkstall  Church,  369 
Kirkthwaite,  96,  518 
Kirsall,  518 
Knaresborough,  93 
Knights,  126 
Knights  Grange,  377 
Knoctorum,  or  Knottorum,  481 
Knowsley,  or  Knowlesley,  89,  256, 
425,  451  qimtcr 
,,        Park,  312 
Knutsford,  Knottesford,  or  Knottes- 
forth,  107,  122,  126,  168, 
435,  481  qiiater 
Knutsford,  Nether,  486 

,,  Chapel,  112,  140 

,,  ,,       Grammar  School, 

140 

Knutsford,  Over,  232 
Kydilsham,  112 
Kynnesley,  481 


L. 

Lack,  126,  481,  482 
Lach-Dennis,  ^'r  Lachdeanes,  103,  126, 
481 

,,  Grange,  377,  481 

Lachford,  126  bis,  168,  482 
Laghough,  or  Laghogge,  519 
,,        Manor,  386,  519 
,,        See  Saughough 
Lainsham,  near  Manchester,  519 
Laithgryme,  alias  Langram,  Lagryme, 
or  Laggram,    451  bis, 
519 

Park,  238,  302,  386 
Lambe.    See  Lembe 
Lancaster,  Co.,  29,  'iffjn.,  361,  519, 
520 

,,  ,,    Abbey  Lands  in,  291 

,,  ,,    Assize  Rolls  of,  148- 

156 

,,    Chantries  in,  27,  43, 
83,    136-138,  158, 
256,  313-316 
,,  ,,    Chapels  in,  27 

,,  Chases  in,  341 

,,  ,,    Church  goods  in,  129- 

133 

,,    Claims  in,  307 

Colleges  in,   27,  83, 
158 

,,  ,,    Concealed  Lands  in, 

341-349 

,,  ,,    Crown    Debtors  in, 

341-349 

,,  ,,    Custom  of  the  County 

Palatine,  286 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


599 


Lancaster,  Co. 


Deeds  and  Evidences, 
177 

Encroachments  in, 

321,  341-349 
Estates  seized  in,  173 
Exemplifications  in, 

313 

Fines  and  Amercia- 
ments, 33  bis 

Fines  for  not  receiving 
knighthood  in,  346 

Forestership  in,  320 

Forests  in,  26  bis,  198, 

199,  341 
Fraternities  in,  83 
Free  Chapels  in,  83 
Gaol   Delivery  Rolls 

of,  156 
Grants  of  Lands  in,  5, 

17,  466 
Guilds  in,  83  - 
Iters  in,  227 
Leases  in,  8 
Leases     of  Chantry 

Lands  in,  8 
Lights  and  Lamps  in, 


,,    Maps  and  Plans,  24 
,,    Parks  in,  341 

Quarter   Sessions  in, 
236,  264,  291,  310 
Quo  Warranto  as  to 

Claims  in,  305 
Recusants'  Possessions 

in,  173,  349 
,,    Religious  Houses  in,  27 
,,    Surveys  in,  176  n. 
,,    Woods  in,  43 
Lancaster,  17,  29  ter,  30,  33,  92  bis, 
94,  148,   149,  150,  151, 
177  n.,   191,    222,  236, 
246,  247,  264,  299,  304, 
305,  306,  309  ^^s,  316, 
359  bis,  425  bis,  427,  431, 
451,  518  ter,  519  passim, 
520  passim 
Aulnage  in,  265 
Bridge  of,  265,  288,  304 
Castle  of,  25,  45,  133,  240, 

304,  347 
,,      ,,  Lead  at,  133 
Chantry  at  the  Friars'  House 

in,  88,  314 
Church  of  Friars  Preachers 
near,  519 
„      „  St.  Mary,  368 
Fields  of,  30 
Forests  of,  318,  319 
Gaol  at,  264 


Lancaster,  Grammar  School,  284 
Hospital,  237,  284,  285 
Manor,  309,  330 
Market  Street  in,  520 
Marsh,  275 
Monastery,  164 
Port  of,  340,  341,  349  Ur 
Priory,  164,  166,  519 
Rectory,  410 
St.  Patrick's  Lands  in,  88 
Stipend  in,  88 

Vicarage,  164,  386,  409,  413 
Lancaster,  Bailiwick  of  the  Escheatry 
of,  100 
Borough  of,  355 
Butlerage  of,  43 
Chancellorship  of,  2Q0 
Charters  of,  40 
Corporation  of,  326 
County  Court  of,  358 
Crafts  in,  521 
Duchy  of,  221,  451 

,,     ,,  Charters   of,  41, 
46  n. 

,,     ,,  Records  of,  1-43 
,,     ,,  N.  Department,  5 
,,     ,,         Woods  in,  43 
,,  S.  Department,  5 
,,  "  Directory  "  to 

Records  of,  18 
,,  "  Lib.Act.  Jornal. 
Consilii"  (Hen. 
7,  8,  &c.),  19, 
295 

,,  and  Co.  Palatine, 
Bill  for  taking 
away,  36 

,,       Duchy  Court  of,  310 

,,       Green  Wax  Farm  in,  240 

Honor  of,  25,  33  bis,  43  bis, 
100,  311 

„  ,j     ?,  Liberties  of,  303 

Jesus  Mass  in,  88 
,,       Palatinate  of,  Records  of, 

44-57 
Landeth,  427 

Landican,  Landacan,  or  Lancon,  126, 
482 

Langford,  alias  Lungford,  435,  451.  See 

Laniford 
Langley  Dyke,  242,  277 
Langleys,  or  Langles,  435  bis 
Langley 's  Chantry  in  Middleton  Church , 

84 

Langroyd,  430 

Langton,  aiias  Lanceton,  451,  482,  519 

bis 

Langtree,  or  Longtree,  451,  519  bis 
„  Estate,  171 


600  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Langtree,  New  Hall  in,  454 
Langworth,  or  Longworth,  519  bis 
Laniford,  253 

Lanthony  Priory,  co.  Gloucester,  31 
Lapsford  [?  Hapsford],  435 
Larbrick  Hall,  451 

,,      Manor,  30 
Larkhill  Close,  256 
Larkton,  or  Larton,  126,  420,  481,  482 
Latchford.    See  Lachford 
Latham  cum  Burscough  Manor,  290 
Lathom,  Latham,  Lethume,(7r  Lathum, 
17,  89,  171,  241,  425,  451, 
519,  520  bis.    See  Brachen- 
waite 
Churle  Flat  in,  241 
,,       Hospital,  451 

House,  451 
„       Manor,  325,  381,  387  quater 
or  his,  519,  520 
Laund  Priory,  167,  168,  169  bis 
Launton  Lydiate,  or  Laughton  Lyd- 
yard,  107,  482 
,,  Passage  of,  108 

Lawe,  519 
Lawlaund,  1 60 
Lawson  Park,  520 

Law  ton,  or  Lauton,  421,  435,  451, 
481,  520  bis 
„       Manor,  324,  326 
Map  of,  55 
Rectory,  397,  400 
Lawton  {or  Layton)  Hawes,  56 
Laythom,  alias  Layton,  alias  Larton, 
519 

Layton,  or  Laton,  306  bis,  519 
,,      Manor,  343 

Tithes  in,  281 
,,      Sec  Harton 
Layton,  Great,  239 

„     Manor,  324,  387 
Layton,  Little,  Manor,  324 
Layton,  alias  Harton  [?  Larton],  520 
Lea,  420  bis,  451,  482,  486 

„    Hall,  193 

,,    Manor,  279 
Lea  Green,  435 

,,      „      Hall,  435 
Lea  Newbold,  482,  486 
Leagram,  or  Legram,  171.    See  Laith- 

gryme 
Leaver,  Great,  451 
Leaver,  Little,  248 
Ledale,  451 
Ledmore,  482 

Ledsham,  or  Leddisham,  126,435,  482 
Le  Egge  in  Sefton,  370  n. 
Lee,  or  Leye,  126,  435,  482  bis,  519 
,,    Rectory,  166 


Lee,  Tithes  in,  166 

Lee,  alias  Leigh,  Manor,  377 

Lee  Anglica,  or  English,  520 

,,  Manor,  327 

Lee  Gallica,  or  French,  520 

Manor,  327 
Lee,  The,  in  Little  Woolton,  245 
Leeke,  519 
Leewoods,  451 

Leftwich,  102,  126,  422,  481  bis 
Legh,  124,  356 

,,     Church,  164 

,,     Pension  in,  164 

,,     Vicarage,  164 
Leicester,  Co.,  29,  115,  116,  162,  300, 

465 

Leicester,  College  of  the  New  Work 

in,  141,  250,  316 
Leigh,  or  Leighe,  126,  192,  193,  233, 
447,  451  bis,  520 
,,      Church,  132,    See  Leith 
„      Fair,  237 
,,      Moss-houses,  168 
„      Rectory,  282,  387,  451,  518, 
521 

,,     See  Lee.    See  Lighe 
Leigh,  West,  173  bis 
Leigh  by  Bartherton,  104 
Leighs,  or  Lees,  481,  519 

,,      Hall,  in  Oldham,  348 
Leighton,  or  Leghton,  126,  428,  451, 
481 

,,       Manor,  328 
Leighton-Mayo,  192 
Leith  [Leigh]  Church,  164 
Le  Mores,  451 
Lenchewick,  519 
Lenerden  [Keuerden],  519 
Lenton  Priory,  co.  Notts,  133,  169 
Lentsholme,  «7r  Lensholme,  519,  520 
Lentworth,  520 

,,        Mill,  269 
"  Leven,"  Water  called,  313 
Levin  Sands,  248 
Lewth,  451 

Leyland,  Leylond,  Layland,  Lealand,^7r 
Leland,3iZ'/>,  166, 241,243, 
252,   329,  330,  425,  430. 
451,  452,  518.  519  te^;  520 
bis.    See  Lawlaund 
,,       Bailiwick  of,  308 
,,       Chantry  in,  86 
Church,  86,  131 
Hall,  521 

Manor,   30,  300,  301,  302, 

387,  51.9 
,,      Moss,  272 

Rectory,  389,  411 
,,       Vicarage,  386,  409,  410,  411 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


60 1 


Leylandshire  Wapentake,  42,  86,  130, 

f54,  357,  358 -^"^ 
Withynhill 
,,  Bailiwick  of,  33,  lOO 

Leyshulme  cum  Hulmesmore,  519  bis 
Libshire,  452 

Lichfield  and  Coventry,  Diocese  of,  188 

Lickhurst,  or  Lighthurst,  452 

Lighaspes,  126 

Lighe  Vicarage,  520 

Light-workhouses,  452 

Lilleshull  Abbey,  169 

Limby,  346 

Limme.    See  Lymme 

Linacre,  or  Linaker,  520 

,,      Manor,  521 
Lincoln,  38 
Lincolnshire,  29 

Lindale,  Lyndell,  Lyndall,  ^jrLinsdale, 
17,  90,  91,  95»  277,  452, 
519  bis,  521 
,,      Manor,  520 
Liscard,  or  Listart,  126 
Litherland,  i7r  Letherland ,  alias  Leether- 
land,  520  bis 
,,       Manor,  30,  521 
,,       See  Up  Litherland 
Litterburne,  90 
Littleborne,  520 

Manor,  521 
Little  Clough  Meadow,  452 
Littledale  Manor,  521 

,,        Pasture,  323 
Little  End  of  Hades  Moss,  234 
Little  Hubbe,  518 
Little  Mill,  266,  5 1 1 
Little  Milton  [?  Mitton]  Hall,  452 
Littleton,  435 
Littlewills,  452 

Liverpool,  Leverpoole,  Litherpoole, 
Letherpole,  Lyverpole, 
33,  100,  102,  150,  154, 
195,  241,  248,  265,  285, 
306,  312,  317,  342,  451 
bis,  452,  519  bis,  520  ter 
Anchorage  at,  236 
Castle,   24  bis,  305,  312, 

317,  318  n. 
Chantries  in,  85,  314 
Chapel,  85,  132,  314 
Chapel  Street  in,  102 
Church  at,  311 
Fairs  at,  236 
Ferry,  245 
Lordship,  12 
Manor,  521 
Markets  at,  236 
Port  of,  340,  349  bis 
Stallage  at,  236 


Liverpool,  Toll  at,  236 

,,        White  Cross  in,  102 
Livesey,  or  Livesay,  327,  519 
Lodge,  The,  459 

Lodyate,  alias  Lodeheath,  in  Smeton, 
482 

Logessull,  481 
London,  ii 

,,       St.  Paul's  Font  in,  113 
Lone,  520.    See  Loyne 
,,     Fishery  in,  368  bis 

Water,  "Seyntmarypot"  on  the, 
368 

,,         ,,  "Seyntmariweir'onthe, 
368 

Longdendale,  Londondale,  Longend  al  e, 
or  Langdondale,  66, 
126,  436,  482  See 
Mottram.  See  Wood- 
hede 
Church,  377 
,,  Lordship,  108 

,,  Manor,  108,  165,  377, 

481  bis,  482  ter 


Longley,  452 
Long  Meado\ 


482 


Long  Park,  520 
Longton,  17,  56,  243,  344,  452,  519, 
520 

,,       Chapel,  131 
,,       Manor,  387 
Longworth.    See  Langworth 
Lonsdale,    Londesdale,  Loynesdale, 
Lonesdale,  or  Lounsdale, 
42,  264,  323,  452,  518, 
520  bis,  521  bis 
Bailiwick  of,  320 
Forest,  199 
Hundred,  12,  42,  154 
Rectory,  519 

Wapentake,  33,  100,  131, 
3i9>n.,  519  bis 
,,.        See  Honnesdale 
Lostock,  Lowstocke,  or  Lestocke,  126, 
173,  175,  256  bis,  451,  452, 
481,  482  gualer,  520 
Demesne,  173 
„      Hall,  P73,  482 
Lostock  Gralam,  ar  Graleham,  126, 481 
Lostock  Heaton,  452 
Lovenhall,  172 

Lovethwaite,  or  Lonethwayt,  96,  520 

Lowe,  126,  452 

Lower  Darwen  Moor,  56 

Lower  Hall  in  Samlesbury,  175 

Lower  Moore,  452 

Lowick,  or  Lowyke,  94,  239,  424,  520 

quater 

,,      Manor,  286  bis,  287,  387 


602 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Lowinlode,  126 

Lownes  Bridge,  Hermitage  at,  299 

Lowsey  Brooke,  452 

Lowton,  or  Loughton,  56  bisy  241, 

253,  255,  431,  482,  519 
Loyne,  Fishing  in,  306.    Sec  Lone 

River  of,  452 

Water  of,  266,  268 
Ludcambe,  or  Ludecane,  103,  482 
Ludwood,  126 

Lune.    See  Loyne.    See  Lone 

Lunt,  alias  Lund  Chapel,  or  Chantry, 

505 
Luth,  452 

Lydiate,  Lydyat,  Lidiatt,  or  Lidzat, 

194,  452  bis,  482,  518,  519,  120  bis 
Lyme,  or  Lym,  126,   162,   193,  195, 
436,  482 
Chantry,  161 
Church,  113 
Manor,  113 
LymeBoothes,     Lymbothes,  162,  436 

,,  Great,  482 

Lyme  Heath,  436 
Lymme,  222,  482.    See  Oldegreve 

Rectory,  397,  398,  399  bis, 
401,  403 
Lyndgill,  97 
Lyneshaw,  24 
Lynfield  Moor,  273 
,,      Waste,  279 
Lynne,  436,  481  bis 
Lytham,  Lithome,  (?rLythum,  24,  306, 
353,  452  bis 
,,      The  Honors  in,  271 
Lythe,  126 

M. 

Macclesfield,  or  Macklesfeild,  64, 
66, 67,  68  bis,  107, 
127,  193,  211, 
212,  436,  483 
qttater,  ^%^ter 
,,  Bridges,  Repairs  of, 

70 

,,  Chantry  in,  1 12 

,,  Chapel,  140 

, ,  Forest,  66,  67  bis,  72, 

163,  212,  337, 
338  bis,  436,  438, 
483,  484,  485, 
492^ 

Free    School,  436, 
483 

Himdred,  133,  200 
,,  Manor,  or  Lordship, 

72,  209,  337,  484 
bis,  485 


Macclesfield,   Ministers'  Accounts  of, 
69,  70 

,,  vSavage's     Chantry  in, 

112 

, ,  Service  with  three  Priests 

in,  140 

, ,  The  Roode  Service,  alias 

Jesus  Service  in,  112, 
161 

,,  Trinity  Service  in,  112, 

161 

Macefen,  Masfen,  or  Masewen,  436, 

483,  484  bis 
Mackersfield,  or  Makerfield,  452  bis, 
523 

„  Manor,  523 

Madgertfield,  127 

Maghull,  Meighall,  or  Midghall,  452, 

453  bi^,  523 
,,  SeeM2tl& 
Malbano  Wico,  Malbano,  or  Malbank, 
485  bis.     See  Nant- 
wich 

,,         ,,      Lordship,  165 
Male,  256,  452,  523 
,,     Chapel,  132,  256 
See  Maghull 
Malpas,  or  Malpasse,  1 13,  126,  162, 
163,   165,  419,  436,  483, 
484  bis 
,,       Church,  165 
,,       Grammar  School,  140 
,,       Lead  Mine  in,  163 

Rectory,  395,  398,  400,  401, 
402,  405  bis,  484 
Man,  Isle  of,  342 
Manby,  421,  436 

Manchester,  or  Mauncester,  138,  195, 
252,  287,  2^0  bis,  307, 
320,  329  bis,  341,  342, 
425,  429  ter,  452,  484, 
518,  521  passim,  522, 
523  quater 
Chantries  in  : — 

Beckwith's,  314 
"Bissikes,"  84 
Holy  Trinity,  84 
Holme's  (Randle), 

407,  408 
New  Chapel,  84,  315 
St.  George's,  84 
St.  James's,  84,  315 
Stra'tford  Chapel,  84 
Trafford's,  84,  316, 
522 

Church,  84,  131,  283,  329 
,,         College,    84,    261,  266, 
285,  314  ter,  315  bis, 
409  bis,  452 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


603 


Manchester,  College  House  in,  445 

,,         Commonof  Thelemore  in, 
257 

,,         Free  School,    263,  266, 

281,  282,  283 
,,         Manor,  240,  312,  523 
,,         Mark  Street  Lane,  521 
Mill  Gate  Street,  453 
Mills,  267,  269 
Tithes  in,  314,  315 
Mancote,  482,  484 

Manley,  or  Manleigh,  127,  436,  483 

quater,  484 
Mans   Riggs,    or  Manslariggs,  522, 

523 

Mara,  or  Mare,  127,  485 
,,     Forest,  106,  120,  352 
,,     Meadow,  523  bis 
Mara  and  Mondren,  alias  Mondrem, 
alias  Delamere, 
483  bis 

,,  Forest,  484  bis, 

485 

,,  ,,        Manor,  484 /^r 

Marbury,  64,  104,  126,  482 
Mare.    See  Mara 

Marghland,  or  Markelande  in  Pember- 

ton,  97,  521 
Marland,  99,  521 
Marley,  436 
Marlmore,  127 
Marlston,  126,  484 

Marple,   Marpole,  Marpull,  or  Mar- 

poole,  127,  483 /^r 
Marris,  127 

Marscow,  or  Marescough,  428,  452 
Marsden,  Merdesdene,  or  Merchesdene, 
222,  254,  288,  289  bis,  452, 
521  bis,  522.    See  Mursden 
,,      Waste,  280 
Marsden,  Great,  259,  281,  292,  357, 

452,  ^22  bis 
Marsden,  Little,  259,  357,  522 
Marsh,  The,  275 

,,       ,,     near  Preston,  172 
Marsh  and  Eger  in  Halton,  35 
Marsh  Grange,  427,  429,  452 
Marssley  Green,  Plan  of,  55 
Marston,  Merston,  or  Mersheton,  24, 

104,  436  bis 
Marthall,  or  Merchall,  127,  483 
Martholme,  452.    See  Murtholme 
Martin,  452 
Martin,  Little,  452 
Martinscroft,  452,  523 
Marton,  17,  127,  425,  452,  482,  521. 
See  Merton,  Over 
Grange,  377,  379 
,,       Mere,  24.    See  Merton 


Marton,  Great,  24,  513,  521  bis,  ^22  bis 

,,         ,,      Manor,  239 
Marton,  Little,  24,  452,  521,  ^22  bis 
Maryburgh,  183 

Mascroft,  or  Mastcroft,  alias  Masten- 

croft,  452  bis 
Masden,  523 
Matley,  or  Matlegh,  484 
Matlowe,  127 
Matlowe  Nesse,  436 
Maurholme,  or  Mauresholme  Manor, 

154,  331 
Mawdelyns  near  Preston,  521 
Mawdesley,  or  Maudsly,  248,  273,  431 
bis,  452,  453,  505,  521, 
522  ter 
„         Manor,  325 
,,         Nelson's  Longshaw  in,  454 
Mawenton,  Maunton,  or  Mawneton  in 
Eccles,  99,  521 
,,         Manor,  387  bis 
Mawton,  523 

Maxtield,  or  Maxfeld,  162,  423,  436, 
483  ter 
,,       Chantry  in,  i6i 
,,       Forest,  336 
,,       School  at,  161 
May  Forest,  161 
„        ,,      Chamber,  or  Lodge  in, 
161 

Mayllorsaisneck,  127 
Maynes,  or  Maines,  452,  453 

Green,  453 
Mayowsee,  127 
Meadow  Frith,  257 
Mean  Moor,  522,  523 
Mearley,  or  Meereley,  274 

,,        Bank,  242,  265 
Medlar,  Medler,  or  Midler,  112,  453, 

521,  522,  523 
Meignheye  Forest,  199 
Mellarlawe,  523 

Melling,  Mellin,  or  Mellynge,  17,  29, 
102,  246,    356-357,  453, 
521  quill,,  522,  523  ^ZJ- 
,,       Chapel,  132 
Manor,  330 
,,      Parsonage,  167 

Rectory,  453 
,,       See  Raran 
Mellor,  or  Mellur,  273,  453 

,,      Manor,  309,  523 
Menewike,  523 
Menlefeld  Manor,  482 
Meoles,  Meeles,  or  Meales,  127,  484 
Mere,  483 

,,     Tithes  in,  168 
Mere  in  Rowthorne,  482 
Merivale  Abbey,  or  Priory,  167,  49S 


6o4 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Merland.    See  Morelands 
Merlargh,  521 
Merscioftj  453 

Mersey,  or  Mercy,  River  of,  24,  164, 
232,  232  u.,  298,  300,  308  bis,  311, 
484,  523 

Merton,  Marton,  or  Meerton,  17,  89 
^ns,   95,  99,  370  483, 
521,  523 
Chapel,  140 
Grange,  523 
See  Werhall 
Merton,  Great,  522 

,,         ,,      Manor,  324 
Merton  Meere  (Fairs),  523 
Merton,  Over,  alias.  Marton,  120 
Methop,  453 

"  Metingfeld"  in  Huntingdon,  521 
Miche,  251 

Michelchurch,  ar  Mychelchurche,  alia^ 
Miklekirke,  521,  522, 
523  bis 
,,  Rector)',  342 

Michell  Dene  Mead  in  Hundersfield, 
255 

Micklehurst,  or  Micclehurst,  484 
Mickle-Trafford,  421,  436 
Middle  Aston,  483 

,,      Grange,  103,  377 
Middle  Rancliffe  [?  Rauclifife],  453 
Middle  Walk,  105 
Middlesex,  Co.,  26 

Middleton,  or  Midleton,  17,  92,  239, 
247,  257,  260,  453,  521 
bis,  522  ter,  ^2-^  bis. 
, ,         Bailiwick  of,  92 
,,         Chantry  in,  84,  162 
,,         Church,  84,  131 
,,         Free  School,  267,.  284 /<?r 
,,         Hall,  92,  521,  $22  bis 
,,         Manor,  241,  292,  327 

Rectory,  409,  410,  413 
,,  Aston.  Middlington 

Middlewich,  Middlewike,  or  Medio 
Wico,  64,  68,  106, 
127,  193,  208,  232, 
420,  424,  436  bis,  482, 
483  passim,  484  ter, 
485 

,,  Chantry,  140 

Customs  in,  106 
"  Intacks  "  in,  107 

,,  Manor,  484  bis 

Parsonage,  169 
Rectory,  215,  377,  484 
Salt-houses  in,  135,  169 

,,  Vicarage,  398  bis,  400, 

403 

MiddleM'orth  Mills,  270 


Middhngton  [Middleton],  301 
Midgelhaugh,  453 
Midges,  453 

Midthorp,  or  Mithopp,  360,  453 

Milgrave,  523 

Mill,  or  Miine,  453  bis 

„    House,  31 
Mill,  or  Miln  Close,  453 
Mill  Dam  Meadow,  523 
Millgate,  or  Millnegate,  521 
Millington,  Millynton,  or  Mellington, 
75.  103,  453,  483 
,,  Tithes  in,  168 

Millom,  or  Myllom  Rectory,  35,  96 
, ,  , ,  , ,        Tithes  of, 

283 

Milton,  or  Mylton,  127,  453,  484 

,,      Vicarage,  412 
Milton   [PMitton],    Little,  453.  See 

Little  Milton 
Mincham,  436 

Minshull,    Minshall,    Minshawe,  or 
Mynchulfe,  alias  Myn- 
chalfe,    127,    162,  433, 
436,  473,  6,%Zpasnm,  484 
,,  Church,  436 

,,  Rectory,  485 

Minshull  Vernon,  484 
Minstrawe,  483 
Mireholme,  522 

Mitchell  Heys,  453.  See  Midgelhaugh 
Mitton,  or  Mytton,  174,  521,  522  bis 

„      Rectory,  92,  387  bis 
Mitton,  Little,  160,  453,  521  bis,  522 
bis.    See  Milton 
,,  Calcotts,  or  Colcottes 

in,  98,  504 
Mitton,  CO.  York,  Chantry  in,  87,  314 
Mobberley,    Moberly,    Malberley,  or 
Modberley,    107,  127, 
422,  483,  485 
,,  Chantry,  112,  140,  483 

Rectory,  394,  399,  401, 
404 

Mollington,  or  Molinton,  126,  484 
Molyneux  Chantry  in  Sefton,  86 
Moncaster  Rectory,  co.  Cumberland, 
95,  523 

Mondren,a/zai'  Mondrem,  or  Mondrum, 
alias  Delamere,  484,  485.    See  Mara 

Monks-Coppenhall,  483 

Manor,  377,  482 

Monks-Stapleford,  127 

Monmouth,  Lordship  of,  40 

Montefors,  co.  Cumberland,  30 

Montgomery,  59 

Moore,  or-Vi.ox&,  103,  104,  483 
,,      Ground,  453 
„      Hall,  453 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


605 


Moore  House,  453 

Lordship,     Manor,  12,  484  bis 

Street)  2.5 
Moorebarrow,  436 

See  Moresbarrow 
Moors,  The,  175 
Mopheyes,  436 
Morehils,  453 

Morehouse,  Mawhouse,  or  Mowhouse, 
436  bis 
„         Manor,  387 
Morehouses,  522 
Morelands,  502 
More  Moss  in  Halton,  232 
Moresbarrow,  or  Mosborowe,  127,  436 
bis,  522 
„  See  Moorebarrow 

Moreton,  Morton,  Merton,  Mourton, 
i)r  Mooreton,    102,  419, 
422,  436,  483,  484,  522 
Grange,  522 
Great,  453 
Morley,  6r  Morrley,  420,  453,  483 
Morleys,  453 
Mosebarnes,  483 
Moss  Frith,  257 
Moss  Moor-,  280 
Mosse,  453 

Mossley,  or  Moseley,  483,  484,  523 
Little,  482 
,,       See  Moxley 
Mostin,  or  Upton,  483 
Moston,  Mostyn,  vr  Mosden,  127,  427 
bis,  436,  453,  484^^,  521 
bis,  522,  523 
Tithes  in,  281,  314 
Motlawe,  436 

Mottram,  Mottrom,  Moutram,  Mor- 
trome,  <?rMoterham,  127, 
162,  436,  483  quater,  484 
ter 

,,        Church,  482 
,,        Manor,  320,  377,  482,  484, 
485  ter 
Rectory,  396 
Mouldsworth,   or  Mowlesworth,  127, 

422,  483  ter 
Moulton,  436,  453 
Mountneis  Manor,  387 
Mowbreake,  aiias  Mellbreake,  or  Mow- 
brick,  431,  453,  S22bis 
Mowhartdale,  127 
Moxley,  436 
Much  Eccleston,  453 
Much  Harwood  Manor,  291 
Much  Hoole,  453.    See  Hoole 
Much  Plumpton,  453 
Much  Singleton,  453 
Much  Sutton,  483 


Much  Walton,  453 
Much  Wotton,  or  Wooltort,  453 
Muchland,  or  Michland,  453  bis^  521 
bis,  522  bis,  523 
Iron-mines  in,  522  bis 
,,        Lordship,  345 
,,        Manor,  345,  513,  523  qttater 
,,        Mills  in,  345,  522 
,,        Sheep-farm  in,  522,  532 
,,        The  Mayne  in  Haldenham 
in,  522 

,,        The      Standing  Tearne 
Fishery  in,  523 
Muchland  near  Gleston,  522,  523 
Mufferland,  522 
Mugglewicke,  521 

Mugleigh,  or  Mugglegh  in  Macclesfield 

Forest,  436,  484 
Mulbrooke,  436 
Mursden,  453 
Murtholme,  453 

Myerscough,  Mirescogh,  Myerscowe, 
Merscoe,  or  Mers- 
cough,  33,  100,  174, 
195,  222,  246,  294, 
425,  429,  431,  453 /^r, 
522  ter,  filter 
,,  Outwoods,  262 

Park,  25,  43,  319,  331 

bis,  453 
See  Amonnderness.  See 
Marscow 
"  Myns,  The,"  201 
Mynshawe,  484.    See  Minstrawe 
Myreside,  or  Mireside,  30,  91 

,,       Hall,  in  Holcarr,  515,  522 


N. 

Nantwich,  Namptwicke,  Naunt- 
wiche,  Nampwich, 
Namptwich,  or  Wich- 
Malbank,  68,  108,  11 1, 
112,  162,  165,  378, 
419  n.,  421,  424,  436, 
485  passim,  \'^6passim, 
487  bis  (  Vico  Malbano), 
494  bis 
,,  Barony  of,  108 

,,  Beam  Street,  iii 

,,  Chantry  in,  1 1 1 

,,  Chapel,  396 

,,      of  St.  Lawrence, 
395 

,,      of  St.  Nicholas, 

in,  394 
Church,  III 
,,  Hundred,  71,  108,  133 


6o6  LANCASHIRIi  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Nantwich,  Manor,  71,  378,  485 
,,         "  Pyllery  "  Street,  ill 
,,         Salt-bouses  in,  in,  135 
,,         Salt-pits  in,  169 

Nateby,  or  Nathby,  430,  454  his 
,,      Manor,  173 

Nathely  [?  Nateby],  454 

Nawgerfelde,  104 

Neeleford,  454 

Neeteley  House,  454 

Nelson's  Longshaw  in  Maudesley,  454 

Nesse,  127,  436 
Head,  436 

Nesson,  436 

Neston,  127,  192,  436,  485,  486  Ins, 
496  n. 
Manor,  378 
Rectory,  398 
,,      Vicarage,  402 
Neston,  Great,  485  his,  487 

,,         ,,      Rectoi-y,  378 
Neston,  Little,  Rectory  of,  377,  378, 

485  dzs 
Netherborough,  425,  524 
Nether  Fell  Close,  524 
Nether  Darwen  Manor,  524 
Nether  Hutton  Manor,  388  fer 
Nether  Kellet  Manor,  388 
Nether  Knotsford,  485 
Nether  Lodge,  or  Netherloge,  97 
Nether  Lostock,  105 
Nether  Myre,  alias  Sawtergate  Myre, 
248 

Nether  Pever,  485  bis,  486  ter 
Nether  Tabley,  421,  485,  486 
Nether  Walton,  486 
Nether  Wharton,  trWarton,  486 
Netherton,  194,  485,  524 

Marsh,  335 
Nevill  Hall,  524  ter 

„       ,,     Manor,  346 
Newall,  Newal,  or  Newell,  436,  454 
Rectory,  436 
,,      Salt-pits,  485 
New  Barns,  96 

Newbiggin,  or  Newbigging,  524  his 

,,  Manor,  524  dis 

Newbold,  127,  436,  486  quater,  487 
Newborough,  241,  454,  524 
Tithes  in,  524 
New  Bottoms,  120 
Newby,  or  Newbie,  96,  524  bis 

,,      Lordship,  96 
Newbycote,  97 
Newchurch,  454 
Newcroft  in  Urmston,  246,  454 
Newfield,  454 

Newhall,  or  Ne whale,  108,  127,  202, 
421,  436,  454,  485,  486  ^/j 


Newhall  Manor,  378,  485  bis 
„       Mills,  378 

Newhall  in  Latigtree,  454 

New  Hay,  24 

New  Hold,  293 
,,       ,)     in  Accrington,  242 
,,       ,,     in  Pendle,  259,  270 

New  Inn,  454 

Newland,  96,  429,  454,  524  bis 

,,       Manor,  262,  294 
Newlands  in  Bowland  Forest,  289 
New  Laund  in  Pendle  Forest,  289 
New  Park,  454 
Newporten,  454 

Newsham,  Newsame,  crNewsom,  102, 
354,  524 

Newton,  or  Newtowne,  90  bis,  92,  95, 
103,  104,  114,  127,  193, 
283,  307,  313,  358,  421, 
425,  437,  454,  485  qtMter, 
df^h passim,  487,  ^2.Af passim 
Chantry  in,  85 

Chapel,  85,  112,  135,  140, 

161,  315,  454 
Common-field,  437 
Hall,  454 
,,       Heath,  alias  Foxwistheath, 
485 

Manor,  324,  326,  330,  374, 

486,  524 
Mill,  135 
,,       Tithes  in,  281,  314 
„       Waste,  280 
Newton  in  Ainounderness,  454 
Newton  with  Docker,  56 
Newton  near  Lancaster,  359 
Newton  in  Lonsdale,  454 
Newton  in  Makerfield,  454 

„      „       ,,         Manor,  347, 388 
Newton,  Nether,  30 
Newton,  Over,  30 
Newton  near  Oldcastle,  486,  488 
Newton  near  Tattenhall,  486 
Newton,  St.  Oswald's  near,  486  bis, 
492 

Newton  cum  Scales,  454 
Newtons,  486 
Newtowne,  95 

Nibthwaite,  or  Nybthwayt,  96,  524 

,,         Grange,  96,  524 

,,         Manor,  524 
Niterton,  487 
Noble  Fields,  454 

Norbreck,  Northbreke,  or  Northbreck, 
523,  524  bis 
„        Horse  Mill  in,  524 
Norburj',  or  Norburie,  107,  127,  486 

Manor,  375  bis,  378,  485 
Norbury  Booths,  Tithes  in,  169 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


Norclifife,  127,  437 
Norcroft,  127 

Norley,  i?r  Northley,  127,  424,  437  dis, 

485,  486  l>2s,  487 
Normanheath,  127 
Norris,  524 

Norshagh,  or  Norshaughe,  127 
Northall  Manor,  329 
Northampton,  Manor  and  Advowson 
of,  320 
Co.,  29,  320 
Northen,  Northenden,  or  Northerden, 
127,  485  quater 
,,       Church,  113 
„       Rectory,  396,  398  400,  405, 
406,  485 
St.  Mary's  Service  in,  113 
Northende,  95 

North  Meols,  North  Meales,  North 
Mells,  Northmehs,  or 
Northmeyles,  358, 454 
bis,  523 

„         „      Church,  132,  388 

,,       Rectory,  409  bis,  410, 
411  ter,  413 
North  Rode,  or  Northroade,  127,  485, 
486 

,,         ,,    Manor,  486.    See  North - 
Wade 

Northscale,  95 

Northumberland,  Co.,  5,  116,  143 
144 

,,  Charters  of,  40 

,,  Grants  of  Lands  in, 

35 

North  wade    [?  Northroade]  Manor, 
486 

North  Wales,  214 

,,       ,,       Fishery  in,  213 
Northwich,  or  Northwyche,  65,  99, 
103,  109,  162,  215,  437 

bis,  485  passim^  486  ter, 
487 

'*  Chanon's  Croft  "  in,  103 
Chantry  in,  140 
,,  Hundred,  108,  133,  487 

,,  Manor,  378 

Salt-houses  in,  103 
Northwood,  169,  486,  487 

Park,  233,  234,  298 
Norton,  103,  104,  169,  202,  485,  486, 
523 

,,       Manor,  378  his,  485 
Norton  Priory,  102-105,  121,  161,  169, 

378,  487,  538 
Norwich,      Norwych,  127,  202,  437, 

485 

Nottingham,  Co.,  115,  116,  301 
,,    Lead  in,  135, 


Nunhouse  Farm,  374,  378 
Nutflatt,  524 


Oakenhead,  or  Okenhead,  454 
Oakenhead  Wood  Mill,  269 
Obedeston,  Upmeridinge  in,  536 
Obston,  487 
Occason,  487 

Occleston,  OcCulstone,  or  Occalbstone, 

127,  487  bis 
Ochull,  127 
Ockington,  488 

Ockworth  Manor,  co.  York,  276 
Ofierton,  127 

Okenheles,  in  Habergham,  252 
Okenshagh,  in  Clayton,  329 
Okesham,  487 

Oldbarfow,  Olderborrow,  Oldebarrey, 
or  Ollerrbarre,  95,  127,  437,  525  ter 
Oldcastle,  127,  423,  488 
Oldegreve  by  Lymme,  104 
Oldfield  in  Dunham,  487 
Old  Gore,  454 

Oldham,  Ouldham,  or  Oldum,  248, 
249,  348,  364,  430,  455 
,,       Church,  132 
,,       Waste,  277 
Old  Hold,  in  Accrington,  258.  See 
Todehole 

Old  Laund,  of  Lawnde,  in  Pendle 

Forest,  289 
Old  Lawnes  [Launds]  House,  289 
Old  "  Leyne"  [?  Lane],  525 
Oldon,  329 
Oldston.    See  Ouston 
Old  Wennington,  524 
Olivisher.    See  Clivicher 
Oiler,  487 

Ollerton,  112,  127,  454,  487,  525 
Olslake,  524 
Omerheyshaw,  454 

Openshaw,  or  Orpenshawe,  524,  525  bis 

,,         Tithes  in,  314 
Ordsall,  or  Ordshall,  525  ter 
,,      Manor,  327 
,,      See  Urdeshalle 
Orford,  in  Warrington,  425 
Orgrave,  17,  313  bis 

Mills,  266,  313,  511 
Orleston,  162 
Ormschurch,  431,  454 
Ormskirk,  or  Ormeskyrke,  17,  89,  17 1 
bis,  173,   194,  255,  257, 
260,  264,  288,  306,  318, 
321,   329,  454  ter,  455, 
524,  525.  See  Ormschurch 


6o8 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Ormskirk,  Chantries  in,  85,  86 

„       Church,   85,   86,   132,  .314, 

525  bis 
,,        Highways,  289 

Manor,  12,  264,  388,  525 
Mills  in,  267,  525  bis 
Rectory,  89,  454  bis,  45.5, 
525  bis 
,,       School  at,  283 
Tithes  in,  525 
,,       Vicarage,  302 
,,       Westhead  in,  525  bis 
Orrell,  or  Orell,  97,  455,  525  quater 
„      Hall,  253 

„      Manor,  327,  328,  388,  525 

„      See  Holland  Orell 
Orton  Rectory,  co.  Westmoreland,  95. 

See  Ourton 
Osbaldeston,  or  Obedeston,  455  bis, 
525  bis 
,,  Manor,  388 

Osmotherly,  or  Osmonderley,  525  bis 
Oston,  487 
Oswald,  455 

Oswaldtwistle,  Oswaldwhisle,  or  01- 
wodestwyssel,  56, 
2.58,  259,  328,  329, 

455,  525 
Common,  253 
Manor,  292 
,,  Moor,  257 

Oswalton  Manor,  301 
Otworth,  or  Ortworth,  127,  487 
Oughtrington,  437 
Oulton,  Olton,  or  Owlton,  127,  487 
,,      Low,  48,7 
,,      See  Oldon 
Ourton  Madocke,  127 
Ouston,  127,  437,  525 
*'Outlands  "  in  Salford,  .304 
Outside,  455 

Outwood,  or  Otwoods,  487 
Over,  127,  193,  420,  422,  487 

,,    Manor,  378,  380,  487  bis 

,,    Rectory,  487 
Over  Bebynton,  102 
Over  Borington  [  ?  Bebynton],  48.7 
Over  Burgh,  525 
Over  Church,  494 
Overcroft,  127 
Over  Darwen  Manor,  525 
Overesfeld,  524 
Over  Fell  Close,  525 
Over  Fullwich,  488 
Overholme  in  Chadgley,  260 
Over  Hulton,  195 
Over  Kellet,  318,  455,  525  bis 

,,  Manor,        bis,  388,  52,5 

Over  Knottesford,  487 


Over  Legh,  455 

Over  Marsh,  Overmarche,  or  Over- 
mershe,  127,  487 
Forest,  67 
,,  Manor,  378 

„  Moor,  106 

Over  Marton,  or  Maxton,  437  bts 
Over  Peover,  or  Overpever,  487 
Over  Poole,  487  bis 
Over  Standen,  378,  379,  525 
Over  Tabley,  or  Overtable,  422,  437, 

487  quater 
Over  Walton,  437,  487 

,,       ,,       Lordship,  i7r  Manor,  120 
,,       ,,       See  Oswalton 
Over  Whitley,  34,  234  bis,  437,  487  bis 
,,       ,,       Lordship,  c-r  Manor,  12, 
233  bis,  234,  488 
Overton,  or  Overdon,  17,  33,  127,  222, 
276,        n.,  427  bis,  431, 
488,  525 
,,       Manor,  525  bis 
,,       Mill,  271,  271  n. 
,,       See  Cuerden 
Oviat,  487  bis 

Oviat  Shocklache,  a/ias  Oviat  Grafton, 

487,  488 
Oxcliffe,  525 
Oxenfell,  96 

Oxen  Park,  96,  455,  525  bis 
Oxford,  342,  463 
,,      Co.,  465 
Oxgil,  360 
Oxonholme,  525 
Oxton,  a/ias  Oxon,  127,  437  /er 
Oylett,  or  Oglett,  454,  525 


P. 

Paddington,  488 

Padiham,  Pediham,  or  Padyngham,  98, 
160,  222,  273,  292,  357, 
455,  526  Ur,  527  ter,  528 
,,       Chantry  in,  87 
,,       Chapel,  87 
„        Fairs  in,  247,  250 
,,       Mills  in,  238,  267,  269,  293, 

388  bis 
,,       Wastes  in,  280 
Padoxe,  455 
Pagrith  Cross,  43.7 

,,  „     See  Raggeigh  Croft 

!  Pannall,  93 

,,       Rectory,  93 
Parbold,  Perbold,  or  Parbald,  17,  455, 

526  bis,  527 
Parkamore,  or  Parkemore,  96,  527 
Parker.    See  Perker 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


609 


Park  Hall,  455 

Park  House,  437 

Parme,  488 

Parmynteresegle,  127 

Parr,  or  Parre,  193,  455,  527  bis 

Parrockes,  527.      Sec  Padoxe.  See 

Purrocke 
Parsons  Crofts,  in  Sutton,  254 
Parstange.    See  Garstange 
Partington,  127 

Patton,  CO.  Westmoreland,  (^a^bis 
Peckforton,  or  Peckferton,  alias  Peck- 

fordton,  iii,  127,  488  ter,  489 
Peding,  co.  Kent,  408 
Peele,  or  Pele,  127,  526  bis^  527 
Peker,  112 

Pemberton,  425,  455,  526,  528 
„         Manor,  327,  370  n. 
,,         See  Markelande 
Pendle,  Pindle,  Penhull,  or  Penhall, 
259,  270,  455  bis,  526  bis, 
527 

,,     Chamber  in,  289 
,,      Forest,  236,  260,  261,  265, 
289,  290,  429,  455,  528 
See  Pendlehill 
Pendlebury,  455 
Pendlehall,  455 
Pendlehill  Forest,  236 
Pendleton,  Pindleton,  or  Penhulton, 
24,  98,160,  272,  301,302, 
455   bis,    I'Z'j   bis.  See 
Brinlach 
,,        Common,  276 

Manor,  12,  43,  243,  388  bis, 
526,  527,  528 
,,        Waste,  270,  276,  277,  280, 

293  i 
Pendleton  Hey,  259,  273 
Pendleton  Pole,  43  bis 
Peniston,  526 
Penkeriche,  103 

Penketh,  Penkeyth,  or  Penkyth,  180, 

306,  424,  455,  526,  527  i 
Penketh's  Farm  in  Wavertree,  243 
Penley,  488 

Pennington,  Pinnington,  or  Penygton, 
17,  268,  356,  426,  429, 
455  bis,  456,  527  bis,  528 
Rectory,  95,  243,  528 
Pensby,  or  Penesbie,  127,  488 
Penworth,  455 

Penwortham,  24,  31,  89,  167,  222,  241, 
243,  275,    280,    344,  1 
357,   358»    426,  526 
passim,  527  ter 
,,         Bailiwick  of  Fee  of,  10 1 
,,         Church,  131 

Common  in,  289 


Penwortham,  Earl's  Meadow  in,  309 
Fish-garth  in,  270,  289 
,,        Grange,  388 
, ,         Intaks  in,  309 
,,         Little  Marsh  in,  309 
,,         Little  Meadow  in,  309 
,,         Manor,  12, 101,239, 255, 
278,   309,  358,  388, 
389,  528  bis 
,,         Mills  in,  270 
,,         Moss,  30,261,  272,  279, 

300,  304 
,,         Priory,  i?r  Cell,  324,  388 

Rectory,  389 
,,        School-master  Field  in, 
309 

,,         Turbary  in,  301,  302 
Peover,  or  Pever,  105,  127,  488 

,,     Lent  Rolls  of,  105 
Tithes  in,  169 
Peover,  Lower,  or  Nether,  103,  482 

,,      See  Nether  Peover 
Peover,  Over,  Chantry  of,  112,  140 

,,  See  Over  Peover 

Pepperhill,  437 
Pepper  Street,  488 
Perker's  Chantry,  86 
Petehall,  127 
Pettington  Hall,  437 
Peveril  Court,  77 
Pexull,  127 
Pharleton,  427 
Physick  Hall,  174 
Pickering,  27 

Pickmere,  or  Pykmere,  104,  127 
Picton,  or  Pickton,  127,  421,  437 
"  Picton  Poole,"  Custom  called,  108 
Pikedelowe,  360 
Pilkington,  427,  455 

,,        Manor,  324,  526 
Pilling,  Pillin,  or  Pyllyn,  92,  242,  455 
bis,  526  bis 

„     Grange,  321 

,,      Moss,  275,  342 
Pinfoldehaw,  488 
Pirton  Rectory,  co.  Oxon,  105 
Pitt  Close,  506 
Platbridge,  455 
Piatt,  345 
Playne,  455 

Peasington,  or  Plesington,  260,  327 

,,  Common,  273 
Plemonstall,  Plemstall,  Playmond- 
stowe,  Plimstowe,  Plem- 
stowe,  Plampstow,  Plen- 
stoue,  or  Plainstalle,  437, 
488  ter 
,,         Church,  105 

Rectory,  1 10,  437,  488,  489 


2  R 


6io 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Plemonstall,  Vicarage,  396 

Pleshey,  College  of,  co.  Essex,  26 

Plimyard,  488  ter 

Plocks  Common,  278 

Plumley,  or  Plomley,  127,  488  qiiaicr 

Plumpton,  or  Plompton,  alias  Wood- 

Plumpton,  343,  455,  526 

bis,  527  qtiater 
Manor,  325,  327 
, ,        See  Field  Plumpton 
Plumpton,  Little,  455 
Plymouth,  163 

Podington,  122.    See  Pottington 
Pole  in  Aston,  488.    See  Poole 
Polehouse,  488 
Ponsonby,  95,  455,  527 

Rectory,  95,  528 
Pontefract  Castle,  307  316 

,,  Priory,  166 

Ponthalgh  Manor,  328.     See  Poult- 

liagh 
Ponton  Dyke,  528 

Poole,  Powle,  t?r  Pole,  ill,  127,  422, 
437,  488,  ter,  526,  527 
„     Hall  of,  437 

Poole,  Great,  455 

Poole,  Le,  526,  527 

Pooleton,  Poulton,  Pulton,  Powlton, 
or  Pulston,  94,  127,  239, 
428,  437,  455  bis,  489,  526 
guin.,  527  quater,  528 
bis 

Church,  164 
Manor,  378,  489 
,,       Port  of,  340 
,,       Vicarage,  408 
Pott,  488 

,,       Chantries  in,  113,  140 
,,       Chapel,  113,  140,  488  bis 
Pottington,  437 
Potton,  455 

Pott-Shrigley,  <7r  Potshrygley,  113,  488 
489 

,,        See  Shregley 
Poulthagh,  429.    See  Ponthalgh 
Poulton,   Great,   456,   526  bis,  527 
ter 

Poulton  Launcelyn,  122 

,,  ,,  Manor,  107 

Poulton,  Little,  456,  526  ter,  527  bis 
Poulton  Markes,  43 
Poulton  in  Pulford,  488  bis.    See  Poole- 
ton 

Poulton  in  Seacomb,  193 

Pownall,  or  Pawnall,  107,  1 27.  See 

Pannall 
Powton,  488 

Poynton,  or  Pointon,  127,  193,  195, 
424  bis,  437  bis 


Preesall,  PrisuU,  Preesle,  Presow,  Pre- 
soo,  Prysawe,  Prisott,  or 
Preshowe,  17,  456  bis,  526 
quin.,  527  qtiater 
„     Mill,  92 
Prescot,  Prestecote,  or  Prescott,  172, 
430,  455,  526 
,,     Chantries  in,  85  ter 
,,     Chapels  in,  85  ter,  132,  315 
,,     Church,  132,  305 
Rectory,  254,  456 
,,     Vicarage,  407,  410,  412,  414 
Prestaton.    See  Priest  Hutton 
Prestbury,  Presbury,     Presburie,  1 13, 
127,  135,  422,  437,  488 
passim 
,,       Church,  72 
,,       Manor,  378 
,,       Rectory,  378,  488 
Prestland,  127 

Preston,  4,  21,  26,  33,  55,  89,  103, 
104,  124,  127,  150,  151, 
153,154,155,171^^^,173, 
174  ^^'s,  175  194,  195, 
222,  233,  236,  238,  250, 
254,   256,  264,  272,  282, 

288,  289,  305,  306  ter, 
308,  309,  312,  316,  317, 
415,427,  430,  4S6  bis,  488, 
526  passim,  527  bis,  528 

,,      Chantries  in,  87, 314, 315,  527 

,,      Chapel  in,  87,  315 

Churches  in,  87,  130,  164, 

265,  315 

,,  Friars'  House  in,  93 

,,  Highways,  289 

,,  Manor,  309 

,,  Marsh,  172,  456 

,,  Port  of,  341,  349 

,,  Priest's  Croft  in,  250 

,,  Priory,  167 

,,  Rebellion  at,  173 

,,  Rectory,  528 

,,  St.  Mary  Magdalen's  near, 

29,  521 
,,      St.  Peter's,  528 
,,      Stipend  in,  87 
,,     Vicarage,  409,  410  bis,  412 

bis,  413 

,,      Welshman's  House  in,  460 
,,     See  Croenton  Manor 
Preston  in  Amounderness,  Andernes, 
33,99,141,152,153, 
253,  526  bis,  527 
quin.,  528 
,,  ,,    FreeChapelof  St.  Mary 

in,  300 
Le  Lee  in,  527 
,,    Rectory,  527 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


6ll 


Prestwayth  Ford,  368 
Prestwich,  431 

Chantry  in,  84  bis,  314 
,,        Church,  84,  132 
,,        Manor,  389 
,,        Rectory,    408,   410,   41 1, 
413.  456 

Priest  Hutton,  Presthoton,  or  Presta- 
ton,  127 
„  Manor,  323,  528 

Priors  Wood,  456 
Puddington,  127,  176,  422,  437 
Pulford,  fjrPolford,  127,  437  bis 
Chapel,  489 
„      Rectory,  395,  401,  406 
Pull  Passage,  107 

Pullyhouse,  or  Pulhouse  (in  Cartmell 

Fell),  90,  528 
Pulton.    See  Pooleton 
Purrocke,  456.    See  Parrockes 
Pwllheli,  or  Pwllheley,  Port  of,  340 
Pye  Ash  in  Bosley,  340 


Q. 

QUARELFLATE,  9I 

Quarrels,  Le,  528 

Quemmore,  Quearne  Moor,  or  Quar- 
more,  alias  Wharmore, 
56,  222,  305,  456,  528 

bis 

,,         Common  in,  304 

Forest,  33,  246,  275,  528, 
539 

Park,  33,  100,  331,  ^2%bis 
See  Wharmore 

Quessco,  31 

Questy  Birches,  i?r  Questibunches,  421, 
437 

Quotom  Undiwell,  31 
Qwydington  Church,  36 


R. 

Raby,  or  Rabey,  127,  437  bis 

,,     Church,  105 
Radborne  in  Brindle,  1 74 
Radcliffe,  Ratcliffe,  or  Radclyf,  250, 
251,  456 
,,       Church,  132 
,,       Manor,  324,  389  bis 
,,       Rectory,  409,  410,  412,  413, 
414 

, ,  Up  Radcliffe 

Radcliffe-on-Sore  Rectory,  co.  Notts, 
89,  529 

Raddlesworth,  or  Roddlesworth,  456 


Radnall,  437 

Radnor,  127 

Raggeigh  Croft,  437  «. 

Rainford,  Raynford,  <7;'Rainsforth,  426, 

456  quater,  529 
Rainhill,  Reinhill,  Raynehill,  or  Rayn- 

huil,  259,  362,  428,  456  bis,  529 
Rainow,  Ranowe,  <7r  Ranow,  113,  127, 

437)  489  qtiater,  490 
Rainworth,  or  Rinworth,  456  bis 
Raithbones  House,  456 
Rakehouse  in  West  Kirkby,  490 
Rampside,  Ramside,  or  Ramseyde,  95, 
261,  268,  529,  530 
„        Fisheries  in,  95,  529,  530 
Ramsgrave.    See  Romesgreve 
Ranmore,  alias  Ravensmore,  489  bis 
Raran  in  Melling,  456 
Raston,  489 
Ratonesfield,  127 
Ravenglass,  95,  529 
Raven  Meols,  Ravensmeales,  or  Raven- 
meales,  456,  529 

„       ,,     Manor,  327 
Ravenshore,  249 

Ravenswynder,  30,  91.    6^^^  Winder 
Rawcliffe,  or  Raucliff,  92,  172,  456  bis, 
529 

,,       Hall,  456 
,,       Moss,  33 
Rawcliffe,  Middle,  453  w.,  456 
,,  Manor,  254 

,,  ,,     6'^^  Middle  Raucliffe 

Rawcliffe,  Out,  455 

„     Manor,  254 
Rawcliffe,  Up,  Manor,  254.    See  Up 
Rawcliffe 

Rawe,  529 

Rawton,  127 

Rayditch,  528 

Rayes  in  Wynmerlee,  261 

Raysgale,  97 

Read,  Reed,  Reide,  Rede,  or  Renede, 
160,  428,  528,  529  bis 

,,     Manor,  261,  279 

,,     Moor,  238,  274 

,,     Waste,  279 
Reddall,  456 

Reddish,  245,  437,  529  bis 

Redmayne,  251 

Redsam,  437 

Redy  Poell  Mere,  273 

Renacer,  127 

"  Reparation  Lands,"  no 

Rewslonde  Pole,  266 

Rhuddlan,  or  Rothelan  Castle,  209,  220 

Rhyl.    See  Ruyl 

Ribbleton,  Rybulton,  or  Ripleton,  456 
ter,  528,  529 


R  2 


6l2 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Ribbleton  Manor,  309 
Ribble  River,  298       300,  309,  324, 
456 

„     Fishings  in,  254,  266,  272,  304, 
306 

Ribble  within  Walton,  529 
Ribby.    See  Rigby 

Ribchester,  29,  32  bis,  56,  99,  171, 
248,  251,  456,  457,  528 
gza'n.,  529,  530  bis 

„        Chantry  in,  87,  314 

,,         Church,  87 

,,        Manor,  257 
Ribkelston,  528 
Richdale,  456 
Richmond,  93 

,,       Charters  of,  40 

,,        Earldom  of,  25 

,,        Friars'  House  in,  93 
Riding,  Little,  457 
Riding  Street,  529 

Ridley,  Rydeley,  (7r  Rydley,  109,  iii, 
127,  427,  489  bis,  490 
Lordship,      Manor,  109,  165, 
378,  489 

Rigby,  Riggeby,  Rydgby,  or  Ribby, 
33,  100,  222,  456,  529  bis 
,,      Manor,  272,  529 
Riggs  Manor,  529 
Ripon  Park,  529 

Rishton,  Rissheton,  or  Ryshton,  alias 
Rushton,  258,  437  bis,  456, 
489  ter 
,,       Manor,  326,  328 

Risley  Hall,  254 

Rivington,  or  Ryvyngton,  alias  Reving- 
ton,  274,  275,  456,  528 
,,       School,  282,  283 
Rixton,  or  Rixon,  456  bis,  528  bis 
Robertbank  Park,  96 
Roburndale,  Roberndale,  or  Roborin- 

dale,  457,  530 
Roby,  or  Robie,  245,  457  bis,  529 

Manor,  345,  382 
Rochdale,  Rachedale,  Ratchdall,  or 
Rachidale,  31,  loi,  222, 
268,  273,  290,  357,  358 
bis,  426,  456,  528,  529 
bis 

,,        Bailiwick,  325,  327 

,,        Chapel,  100 

,,        Church,  132 

,,        Hundred,  12 

,,        Liberty,  240 

,,        Liberties  of,  291 

,,        Manor,  286,  294,  529  bis 

,,        Rectory,    100,  456,  528, 

529,  530 
,,        Short  Moor  in,  294 


Rochdale  Vicarage,   408,  409,  411 

bis,  412,  413 
Rocksavage,  490 
Rode,  or  Roade,  127,  422 
Rodleworth,  Rodilworth,  or  Rothels- 

worth,  327,  529  bis 
Roe,  457 

Romesgreve,    or   Rommesgreve,  98, 

222,  528,  529 
Romily,  or  Romeley,  112,  127,  489 
Ronbore,  INfanor  and  Advowson  of, 

202 
Ros,  17 

Rossendale,  or  Rossendall,  98,  269, 
290,  528,  529 
Forest,   249,    269,  279, 
289,  290 
,,  ,,        Mills  in,  269 

,,         Vaccary  in,  279 
Rosset,  or  Rossett,  529  bis 
Rossethwaite,  90,  529 
Rosthern,  Rosthorne,  ^jrRoscorne,  437, 
489.    See  Rowsethorn 
j    Roston,  489  bis 
\    Rotherholme,  528 
;    Rotherstone,  or  Rotheston,  489  bis 
I   Rotten.    See  Botten 
1   Roughe  Park,  529 

Rough  Shotwick,  or  Roweshotwicke, 
127 

1  Rouhead,  172 

i   Rousiche,  103 
Rovyington  [?Rowington]  Church,  13 1 
Rowcliffe,  or  Roclylfe,  31,  99,  528 
Rovvsbeck,  or  Rousebecke,  529  bis,  530 
bis 

Manor,  530 
Rowse  Mill,  271,  511 
Rowsethorne,    Rowesthorn,  Routhes- 
torne,  or  Rousches- 
horne,  127,  169 
,,  Church,  489 

Rectory,  169 
Vicarage,  397 
,,  See  Rosthern 

Rowthorne,  103,  489 
Rowton,  162,  165,  489  bis,  490 
Royton.    See  Ryton 
Ruddings,  127 

Rudheath,  or  Rudheth,  66,  127,  i6l, 
437,  489  qtiaier,  490  bis 
„        Bailiwick,  106 
,,        Forest,  67 
,,        Manor,  336,  490  ter 
,,        Turbary  in,  106 
'   Rudlande,  or  Ruthland,  alias  Roth- 
land,  127,  490 
Rudworth  Rectory,  489 
Rudworth,  alias  Budworth,  490 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


613 


Rudworth,  alias  Redheath,  489 
Rufford,  or  Rufforth,  56,  127,  358,  359, 
427  bis^  528  bis^  529  ter 
,,      Chantry,  86,  315 
Chapel,  86 

,,      Stipend  in,  86 
,,      Manor,  244,  528 
Ruhall,  489 
Rullesburgh,  90,  529 
Rumworth,  256  bis,  457 
Manor,  237 
Runcketone,  161 

Runcorn,   Roncorne,    Rendcorne,  or 
Runckhorne,  25,  104,  127, 
216,  233,  420,  437,  489 
ter,  490  bis 
,,        Chapel,  68 

Lordship,  i7r  Manor,  12,  490 
bis 

Moor,  232 
„        Rectory,  103,  104 
,,        Tithes  in,  216 

Vicarage,  397,  404 
Runcorn  Abbots,  103,  490  bis 
Runcorn,  Inferior,  104 
Runcorn,  Superior,  104 
Ruscote,  Rwsecote,  or  Roosecoett,  95, 

261,  315,  426 
Rushing  Priory,  529 
Rushton,  or  Rustune,  127,  437 

,,       Manor,  364 
Rushulme,  Rusholme,  or  Risheholnie, 

528,  529  ter 

Rusland,  Russeland,  t'r  Rwselande,  96, 

529.  See  Rewslonde  Pole 
Ruslandale  Park,  529 

Russ,  Ruse,  or  Rwse,  95,  261,  315 

„    Mill,  266 
Russall,  528 

Grange,  389 
Rutland,  Co.,  465 
Ruyl,  127 
Ryton  Manor,  243 


S. 

Sabdenhey,  272.  See  Saptden 
Saddelworth,  or  Sadilworth,  530 

Church,  132 
Sadley  Grange,  107 
Saighton.    See  Saughton 
Sailes,  or  Sayles,  96,  532 
St.  Alborowe  Monastery,  165 
St.  Anne's  Hey,  near  St.  Anne's  Cross, 
114 

St.  Asaph,  Church  of,  164 
St.  Bridget,  Church  of,  1 10 
St.  Edith  [?  in  Shocklach],  492 


St.  Helen's,  457 
St.  James's  Chapel,  480 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Hospital  of, 
121 

St.  Mary  Hills,  Chantry  in,  no 

St.  Michael  upon  Wyre,  343,  457,  521 

bis 

,,       ,,       ,,       ,,      Chantries  in, 
87  bis,  258, 
314  bis,  531 
Church,  87 
130,  258 
,,      Vicarage,  412 
St.  Michael's  Church,  no 
St.  Oliver's  Houses,  506 
St.  Oswald's,  487 

Tithes  in,  340 
St.  Peter's  [Chester],  437 
St.  Robert's,  93  bis 

St.  Werburgh,  Monastery  of,  66,  212, 

494  bis,  497 
Salbury,  430 

Sale,  or  Saile,  127,  422,  437,  490,  491 

bis 

Salford,  251,  253,  273,  304,  325,  327, 
344,  425  ter,  457,  530  ter, 
531  ter,  532 
,,       Baliwick  of,  320  bis 
,,       Manor,  43  bis 
,,       Outlands  in,  304 
,,       Royalties  of,  43 
,,       "  The  Checquers  "  in,  252 
The  "  Old  Field  "  in,  252 
,,       Tithes  in,  315 
Salford  Hundred,  or  Wapentake,  12, 
33,  42,  43,  83,  84, 
100,  129  n.,  131, 
154,  311.  358  ^iii 
,,  ,,        Church   Goods  in, 

129  n. 

Salford  juxta  Whitcrosse,  531 
Salford  [co.  Warwick?],  167 
Salgham,  102,  490 
Salisbury,  174,  175,  530 
Salop,  Co.,  162 
Salterhouse,  96 
Saltersford,  492 
Saltersich,  128 
Salthill  Hey  Park,  531 
Saltney,  128 

Salwick,  or  Sallwick,  Tithes  in,  344 

,,       Waste,  279 
Samlesbury,  Samblesburie,  or  Sames- 
bury,  430,  431,  457  ter, 

530,  531,  533 
Bridge,  28S 
,,  Lower  Hall  in,  175 

Manor,  235,    328,  389, 

530.  533 


6l4  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Sanchall,  438 
Sanckshall  Dunham,  438 
Sanckstall,  438 

Sandbach,  alias  Sandbage,  or  Sam- 
bach,  128, 438, 491  quater, 
492 

,,        Church,  490 
Rectory,  337 

Vicarage,   396,  397,  399, 
403,  405 
Sandescales,  532 
Sandhoyton,  93 
Sandlehurst,  457 

Sandyfield,  Great,  in  Whitegate  Parish, 
492 

Saptden  Common,  273.     See  Sabden- 
hey 

Sartmeate,  530 

Satterthwaite,    or    Saterthwayt,  96, 
532 

Saughall,  Sawghall,  Salghall,  or  Sag- 
hall,  127,  162,  491  ter 
Saughall,  Great,  477  bis,  491,  492 

,,  ,,     Manor,  491,  492  (^-w 

Saughall,  Little,  106,  491 
Saughough  in  Biddeston  Parish,  491 
Saughton,  Salghton,  or  Saulghton,  491 
ter,  492 

,,         Manor,  378,  490  bis,  491 
Saughton  with  Huntington,  491 
Savage's  Lands,  161 
Savock  Heys,  457 
Savock  Mill,  304  bis 
Savoy  Hospital,  227 
Savoy,  Manor  of  the,  28 
Sawforth,  490 

Sawtergate  Myre,  alias  Nether  Myre, 
248 

Saxifeldike,  360 
Scalbank,  95 

Scales,  or  Scale,  457  bis,  513,  531,  532, 
533 

„     Hall,  457 
,,     Manor,  389,  533 
Scaling  Mere,  273 

Scarisbrick,  Skaresbrok,  Scarebricke, 
or  Scaresbreke,  17,  89, 
367,  457  bis,  532 
„        Tithes  in,  533 

Scathwayte,  17,  96 

Scheldon,  280 

Scotfen  Manor,  389.    See  Scotten 
Scotfordshagh  in  Bykerstath,  329  ii. 
Scotforth,  or  Scotford,  56,  247,  530 
ie^,  531,  532  bis 
Manor,  345,  389,  530,  533 
Scotland,  211 

Scotten  Manor,  389.    See  Scotfen 
Scotwicke,  128 


Seacomb,  Seacome,  Secome,  or  Seacon, 
102,  491 
„       Passage,  107 
Scale,  425 
Seamills,  533 
Seascale,  457 
Seawood  Park,  533 
Seathwaite.    See  Scathwayte 
Sedbright,  457 
Selby  Abbey,  Cowcher  of,  41 
Selsyde,  97 
Sendford,  438 

Sephton,  or  Sefton,  370      457  bis,  531 
,,       Alte  Grange  in,  98 
,,       Chantries  in,  86  bis,  314,  531 
,,       Church,  132 
,,       Manor,  30 

,,       Rectory,  409  bis,  411,  ^i^^er 
Seston  [?  Sefton],  532,  533 
Setill,  or  Settyll,  29,  90,  91,  532 
Seven-Oaks,  or  Sevenokes,  105 
Sewbrick,  532,  533 

Manor,  533 
Sewrick,  533 
Sewster,  387 
"  Seyntmariwell,"  368 
Shaghe,  128 

Shallcross,  co.  Derby,  193 
Sharpies,  457 

Shatcrofte  Manor,  "  Peter  Leghes " 

near,  103 
Shavington,  128,  424,  438 
Shaw  Hall,  457 

,,    6><?  Shaghe 
Sheep  Park,  532,  533 
Sheeperake  in  Kentish  Bank,  532 
Shelford,  457 

Sheltwich,  or  Sheltwicke,  491  bis 
Shelwall,  438 
Sherborn  Mere,  457 
Sheresworth,  325 

Sherrock  Heyes  in  Plesington,  260 
Sherton,  457 
Sheston,  532 

Shevington,     Schevington,  174,  431, 

457,  530,  531 

Manor,  330,  364,  389,  532 
Shilbroke,  162 
Shipbrook,  127 
Shippalbothum,  530 
Shocklach,  Shaklake,  Shokelych,  Sheg- 

lach,  Schecklach,  or  Short- 

lache,  128,  490  bis,  491, 

492 

,,        Chapel  in,  no,  165.  Sec 
St.  Edith 

Church,  no,  165 
,,        Manor,  492 

Moor,  127 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


615 


Shocklach  Rectory,  491,492 

,,        See  Stocklish 
Shocklach,  Oviatt,  alias  Oviat  Grafton, 
492 

Shonwicke,  128 
Short  Moor  in  Rochdale,  294 
Shotvvick,  or  Shetewick,  65,  122,  162, 
491  qiiater,  492  bis 
,,       Manor,  106,  165,  201,  490, 

491  Ins,  492 
,,       Rectory,  490 
,,       Woods,  70 

,,       See  Shonwicke.    See  Scot- 
wicke 

Shot  wick  Park,  219,  336,  492 
Showley,  175,  290,  457 

„       Hall,  174 
Shregley,  127 
Shrewsbury  Abbey,  168 
Shurlach,  128,  162 

Shutlinglowe  in  Macclesfield  Forest, 
438,  492 

Shuttleworth,  or    Shotelworth,  530, 
531 

Siddington,  or  Sydington,  128,  169, 

438,  491 
Sidgenes,  530 
Sidgreves,  532 
Silston  Rectory,  399 
Silverdale,  90,  531,  532 
,,        Bailiwick  of,  90 
,,        Chantry,  316 
Simonstone,  Symonston,  or  Symondes- 
ton,  160,  532 
,,         Manor,  389 
Simonswood,    Symonswood,   or  Sy- 
mondeswode,  33,  36, 
100,  238,  273,  531 
Manor,  313 
Sinderland,  or  Synderland,  128,  256 
Singleton,  or  Syngleton,  33,  100,  222, 
319^^-,  457,  530  f^'',  532 
Chantry,  315 
,,       Chapel,  87 

Grange,  92,  389  bis 
Manor,  309,  530,  533 
Singleton,  Great,  457,  532 
Singleton,  Little,  457 

,,  ,,     Manor,  308 

Singleton  Carr,  271 
Sion  Abbey,  166 
Sistleydeane  Chantry,  14I 
Skellwith,  or  Skelwyth,  96 
Skelmersdale,  Skirmisdall,  or  Sker- 
mersdale,     457  bis, 
530,  531  bis 
,,  Tithes  in,  533 

Skenefrith  Castle,  40 
Skercoate,  457 


Skerton,  Skyrton,  or  Skirton,  33,  100, 
222,  237,  241,,  251,  276, 
311  n.,  457,  532  bts,  533 
Manor,  287,  532,  533 
,,       See  Sherton 
Skryvyng,  93 
Skyne  [?  Slyne],  33 

Slackhall  in  BrindJe,  457,  458.  See 

Sleghall 
Slanghough,  490 

Slatborne,  or  Slaitbourne,  242,  285, 
300,  532 
,,        Manor,  270,  278 
,,        Rectory,  265 
,,        Waste,  280 
S  laugh  ton,  458 
Sleghall,  490.    See  Slackhall 
Slong  Dunham.    See  Stony  Dunham 
Slyne,  42,  100,  222,  276,  311  531. 

See  Skyne 
Smallwood,  or  Smalewood,  128,  422, 
492 

Smetham  Moss,  36 
Smetholls,  or  Smythills,  259,  530 
Smethwick,  or  Smith  wick,  128,  423 
Smeton,  iJ'/mj- Smethiwood,  93,  491  bis 
Smithdon  Moss,  33 

Snape  in  Ormskirk,  421,  438,  458,  532 

,,      _  Tithes  in,  533 
Snoddsworthe  Twisilton,  29 
Soelbythwayte,  530 
Sollingfeld,  530 

Somerbooth  Dene  in  Hundersfield,  255 
Somerford,  128,  438 
Somerhey,  458 
Somerheywood,  458 
Somerley  Moss,  128 
Somesburye,  33 
Sonderland.    See  Sunderland 
Sondlow  Moss,  128 
Sonkey,  Sonky,  or  Sanky,  306,  530, 
531 

,,       Manor,  389 
Sonkey,  Great,  458,  530,  531  fer 
,,     Manor,  389,  530 
Sonkey,  Little,  531 
Soray,  Within,  96,  532 
Soray,  Without,  96 

,,  ,,       Manor,  532  bis 

Sorby,  530 
Sosenacre,  530 
Sosten  [?  Sefton],  45S 
Soughton,  338,  346 
Sound,  or  Sonde,  128 
Southend,  95 
Southerwaite,  532 
Southey,  490 
South  House,  97 
Southley,  128 


6l6  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Southworth,  239,  458,  532 
Hall,  174 
,,         Manor,  241,  292,  324,  326 
Sowerby,  Sowerbe,  Sawarby,  Saurby, 
<7rSoureby,  104, 327, 458/^?;-, 
530.    See  Sorby 
Manor,  171,  532 
,,       Woods,  239 
Sowerby,  Great,  458 
Sowerby,  Little,  458  his 
Sowerby  Wood,  531,  532 
Sowerholme,  532 
Sowles,  458 
Sowterskales,  97 
Sparrow  Green,  128 
Speke,  Speake,  or  Speck,  308,  323, 
428,  458,  531  quater 
,,      Manor,  247 
Spellow,  or  Speller  House,  458 
Spellow  in  Fazakerley,  511,  531 
Spilsby  College,  38 
Spittle,  128,  491 

Moss,  458 
Spotland,  330,  344,  458  bis,  532,  533 
bis 

Manor,  98,  390,  530 
Sproltow  [Sproston],  438 
Sproston,    Sprowston,   or  Spronston, 
127,  438  bis 
,,       See  Sproltow 
Spurstall,  III,  491  bis 
Spurstowe,  127,  492 
Stacks,  or  Stakes,  The,  in  Bowland 
Forest,  289 
,,     in  Pendle  Forest,  261 
Stacthouse,  97 
Stafford,  29,  162 

,,      Minstrels'  Court  in,  28 
Stafford,  Co.,  370  n. 
Stainton,  431.    See  Steneton 
Stalmine,  Stalming,  Stalmyn,  or  Stall- 
myn,  alias  Strawaigne,  17, 
92,  96,  277,  458,  530,  531 
passim 
Grange,  96 
Manor,  254,  390 
Marsh,  531 
,,      Moor,  531 
,,      Waste,  249,  293 
Stampford,  491,  492 
Stanall,  Steynall,  Staynoll,  Stainhall, 
or  Stannell,  1 7, 92, 429,  458, 
530,  531  bis,  532 
,,      Manor,  254 
,,      See  Stayning 
Stanbache,  or  Standbyche,  490  bis 
Standen,  or  Laver,  98,  222,  530,  532 
bis 

Standen-heyes  in  Pendleton,  243 


Standish,  Standisshe,  <7r  Standyche,  17, 
89,  154,  174,  329,  429  bis, 
430,  458,  .530  bis,  531  bis 
,,       Chantries  in,   86  ter,  314, 
315  bis,  407 
Church,  86,  130,  314,  3^5 
,,       Rectory,  407,  408  bis,  410, 
413  bis,  414 
Standish  Gate  in  Wigan,  242 
Standlehurst,  458 
Stanford  Bridge,  105 
Stangall,  Great,  491 
Stangate,  93  bis 

Stanke,  or  Great  Stank,  95,  260 
Stanley,  127,  490 

,,      Grange,  161,  379 
Stanley  Hall  in  Dysteley,  113 
Stanley's  Chantry  in  Win  wick,  85,  315 
Stanleys,  The,  Possessions  of,  73 
Stanlow,  or  Stanelowe,  134,  160,  162, 
438,  492 
Grange,  99,  379,  49 1 
,,       House,  t?r  Cell  of,  134,  160 
Stanney,  Stanny,  <7r  Staney,  128,  162, 
419,  419  11. 
Grange,  99,  492 
Stanney,  Great,  99,  160 

,,     Grange,  379 
,,     Manor,  379,  490 
Stanthall,  127 
Stanthorne,  438 
Stanton,  491,  533  bis 
Manor,  533 
Stanworth,  or  Stamoorth,  458,  530, 

531  bis 
Stanzaker,  458 
Stapely,  or  Stapley,  438  bis 
Stapleford,  121 

Park,  128 
Stapleoke  in  Bowland  Forest,  532 
Statham,  i7r  Stathum,  438,  490,  491  bis 
Staunton,  532 

Stavely,  or  Staveley,  29,  90,  532  bis, 
533 

,,      Mill,  90 
Stayley,  or  Steyley,  492 
Stayning,  or  Steyninge,  458 
Grange,  99,  390 

,,       Manor,  99,  159,   390  bis, 

530,  533 
,,       See  Stanall 
Staynow,  or  Stannowe,  277,  531 
Stead,  Stede,  or  Steedd,  344 

„      Manor,  390  bisy  530  bis,  532, 
533 

,,      Sec  Eveley  Preceptory 
Steneton,  458 
Stiall,  128 
Stockfordhagh,  329 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


617 


Stockham.    See  Stokecombe 
Stocklish,  438 
Stocklowe,  490 

Stockport,  or  Stopport,  107,  127,  438 
„       Rectory,  400,  403  ter,  404, 
406,  492 

Stockton,  128,  491,  492 

Stoddargh,  [?Stodday]  Manor,  390 

Stoke,  or  Stoake,  127,  438,  458,  490 
his,  491  bis 
,,    Glebe  lands  at,  no 
„    Rectory,  no,  379,  491,  492 

Stoke  (Ashton)  [  ?  Acton],  491 

Stoke  in  Wirrall,  438 

Stokecombe,  Stokcombe,  or  Stokcome 
(in  Runcorn),  103,  104,  490 

vStokinlegh,  119 

Stonar,  530 

Stonderber,  458 

Stony  Dunham,  alias  Dunham  on  the 

Hill,  438  his,  491 
Stonyhurst,  or  Stanyhurst,  174,  458  his 

,,        See  Standlehurst 
Stopford,  or  Stopfurth,  141,  422,  491 

quatcr 
Storeton,  or  Storton,  127 
Stotfelde  Shaw,  104 
Stot  Park,  96,  532 
Stradsam,  438 

Strangwish,  alias  Hindley  Hall,  244 
Stratford  Chapel  in  Manchester,  Chan- 
try in,  84 
Strathorne,  438 

Stratford,  Stratford,  or  Stratforth,  458, 
530 /^r,  531,  532 
„      Tithes  in,  314 
Stretton,  104,  128,  423,  492 
See  Wight  Stretton 
Stride,  458 

Strylesdale,  Stryledale,   alias  Drisle- 
dale,  or  Drillsdon,  530,  531,  532 

Stubb,  458 
„     Hall,  458 

Stubbin,  458 

Stubbs,  491 

Stublach,  or  Stubach,  491 
Studley,  458 

,,     Common,  276 
Sudderfelde,      Suddefelde,  112 
Sudlow,  128,  490 
Sudworth,  Little,  438 
Suffolk,  Co.,  29 
Sulghtone  Manor,  202 
SuUam,  92,  530 
Summerford.    See  Somerford 
Sunderland,    or    Sonderland,  423, 
530 

,,  Grange,  271,  389,  390 
Surlache,  or  Surlath,  103,  490,  492 


Surrey,  Co.,  129 

,,      ,,    Church  Goods  in,  129  n. 
Sutton,  104,  n3,  120,  127,  201,  212, 
254,    260,  276,  422,  426, 
438,  458,  490,  491  qtiater, 
492  bis,  530  bis,  531  quin., 
532  bis 
„     Hall,  103 
,,     Manor,  219,  379 
„     Rectory,  379,  490 
, ,     See  Aston 
Sutton  Bromeborough  Rectory,  379 
Sutton,  Guilden,  492 

Rectory,  491 
See  Guilden  vSutton 
Sutton,  Little,  482,  490 
Sutton,  Much,  490 
Sutton  near  Macclesfield,  491 
Sutton  beyond  Mersey,  105 
Sutton  near  Middlewich,  484,  491,  492 
bis 

Sutton  Weild,  492 
Sutton  in  Wirrall,  491 

, ,  , ,      Manor,  490  bis 

Swanbach  Estate,  341 
Swansey  House  in  Wittall,  174 
Swanstowe,  336 
Swarbrecke,  458 

Swarthmoor,  or  Swartmore,  94,  531, 
532 

Swaynecroft  Farm,  390 
Swettenham,  or  Swetnam,  128 

Rectory,  395 
Swinhead,    Swanshead,    or  Swynes- 

heade  (in  Rowesthorn),    169,  428, 

458,  490 

Swinton,  or  Swynton,  99,  255,  458, 
530 

Moor,  259,  273,  274 
Sydenhall,  or  Syddenhall,  128,  491 


T. 

Tabley,  128,  420,  493  bis 

Tabley,  Inferior,  104 

Tabley,  Over,  169,  493 

Tabley's  Lands,  298 

Talle,  CO.  Stafford,  112 

Talleston,  in,  493  bis 

Tarbock,  Torbock,  Torboke,  Turbouk, 

Terbok,  17,  104,  366,  458, 

534 

Chapel  place  in,  534 
Manor,  242,  319,  366 
,,       Rectory,  242 
Tarleton,  533 

,,       Chantry  in  Chapel  of,  86 
,,       ^'i?^  Tharleton 


6i8 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Tame,  535 

Tanigreene,  alias  Ternergreene,  534 
Tarnicar,  Tarnaker,  Tarneacre,  Tern- 
akef,  Tienaker,  Treneacre, 
or  Ternacre,  92,  458,  460, 
passim,  534 
Moss,  33 

See  Farniker.    See  Stanzaker 
Tarnton,  iii 

Tarporley,  Tarpley,  or  Torporley,  68, 
128,    394,  438  bis,  492, 

493,  494 
Rectory,  394,  395,  397,  399, 

403,  406 
Tarton,  alias  Taverton,  493  bis 
Tarvin,  Tarven,  or  Tervin,  128,  422, 

492,  493  bis 
,,      Manor,  352 
Tarway,  493 

Tatham,  Tateham,  or  Tethum,  237, 

308,  458,  535 
Church,  323,  535 
Manor,  239,  275,  323,  374, 

390 

Park,  458,  535 
,,       Rectory,  412 
Tattenhall,  Tatenhall,  Totnall,  Totyn- 
hall,  or  Totenhall,  128, 
162,  422,  438,  492,  493 
bis 

„         Manor,  379  bis,  493 

,,         Rectory,  396  bis,  399,  400, 

404,  405,  406  bis,  492  i 
Tatton,  ^jrTatten,  128,  438  j 

,,  Croft,  169  i 
Taunton  Hall,  459 

Taxal,  Taxhall,  Taxsall,  or  Toxall,  128,  | 
141,  493  ter 
,,      Rectory,  401,  402,  405 
Taxley,  493 
Tayles,  459 

Templand,  30,  90,  91,  535 
Temples  Croft,  233 
Terberton,  ill 
Teresford,  128 

Tereton,  128  | 

Terne,  or  Tearne,  534  bis  j 

Ternebrooke,  534 

,,  Vaccary,  390 

Terridge,  534 

Tetlowe,  290,  533  bis,  535 
,,       Tithes  in,  315 

Tetton,  128,  493  bis 

Tewhitfelde,  534 

Thamaston,  iii 

Thanet,  Isle  of,  co.  Kent,  113 

Tharleton,  92,  533 

Bailiwick,  92  1 
vS"^,?  Tarleton  I 


Theaker,  Great,  459 
Thelemore  Common,  257,  287 
Thelwall,  128,  232,  308,  438,  493,  494 

,,       See  Shelwall 
Thingwell,  or  Thingwall,  128,  438, 
459,  493 

Thistleton,  or  Thiselton,  459,  534 
Thorley,  128 

Thornclifife,  or  Thornclifte,  438  bis 
Thome,  492,  493  bis 
Thorne  super  le  Hagh,  493 
Thorner  Rectory,  93 
Thornes,  97 
Thornett,  533 

Thornham,  or  Thornum,  319 
Thornley,  Thornele,  459  quin.,  533, 
534  bis.    See  Thurneley. 
See  Thorley 
,,        Common,  276 
Hall,  533,  534 
Thornley-cum-Wheatley,  459 
Thornton,  or  Thorneton,  128,  420,  438, 
459  I'is,       passim,  494, 
533  ^z'-f,  534  f^is 
Grange,  438 
„       Hall,  533 
,,       Obit  in,  141 

Manor,  309,  533 
,,        Marsh,  56 

Rectory,  395,  397  bis,  400, 
401,  403,  407 
Thornton,  in  Amounderness,  534 
,,         ,,  ,,  Manor, 

329 

Thornton  College,  co.  Lincoln,  220 
Thornton's  Chantry,  140 
Thorp,  17,  222 

Thorpanstye,  in  Cartmell  Fell,  90,  534 
Thorp-Waterville,  222 
Thorstansheye,  319 

Threapwood,  or  Threpwoode,  co.  Flint, 

III,  493 
Threlfall,  327 
Thruxton,  459 
Thurland,  92,  459,  535 

Castle,  88,  534 
,,  Chantry  in,  88 

Thurnall  Castle,  459 
Thurneley,  534 

Thurnham,  or  Thernam,  459  bis 
Thurstan  Water,  303.    See  Thorstans- 
heye 

Thurstaston,  Thurstanston,  or  Thurs- 
tanton,  128,  424,  438, 
493  ^^j-^ 
Rectory,  394,  402,  404, 
405,  406  bis,  407 

Thynockes,  96 
Tibroughton,  493 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


619 


Tidnack,  438 

Tidnack  Booths,  438.    [See  Tydenac- 

boche 
Tilberthwaite,  534  di's 
Tildesley.    See  Tyldesley 
Tilixton.    See  Flixton 
Tilston,  or  Tylston,    128,  438,  493 
quater 
Manor,  493 
Rectory,  402,  405 
,,       See  Talleston 
Tilston-Fernall,  or  Farnehall  Manor, 
379 

Tilston,  Little,  493 
Timperley,      Temperley,  128,  493 
Tintwisle,  Tynetwesell,  Tinchtwissell, 
Tongetwisle,   or  Tynge- 
tewysell,   128,  438,  492, 
493 

,,        Manor,  320 
Tippett,  The,  in  Ugden,  257 
Tireford,  493 
Titchfield,  438 

Tiverton,  i^rTeverton,  493.  Tarton 
Tockholes,  242,  325,  534 

,,         Manor,  275 
Toddington,  or  Todyngton,  loi,  534 
^is,  535 
Bailiwick  of  Fee  of,  lor 
,,  Manor,  12 

, ,  See  Tottington 

Todehole  in  Accrington,  258.  See  Old 
Hold 

Todmorden,  Todmerden,  or  Todmar- 
dine,  31,  534  ^^'^ 

Todscliffe,  or  Toddescliffe  in  Maccles- 
field Forest,  128,  438,  494 

Toft,  128 

Tolleshunt,  Major  [co.  Essex],  201 

Tonge,  442 

Tonge  End,  99,  533 

Torbrian,  438 

Torkington,  128 

Tornshead,  128 

Torret,  128 

Torrisholine,  Torresholme,  or  Thoris- 
holme,  247,  459,  534, 
535 

,,         Common,  315 
,,         Manor,  320 
Torrison,  430 

Torver,  or  Torvor,  17,  94,  459,  53^ 
qzm^er,  535 

,,     Bailiwick,  535 

„     Wood,  535 
Totterton,  258 

Tottington,  or  Totyngton,  222,  252 
dis,  276,  277,  358,  459» 
533  534 


Tottington,  Manor,  286,  292 
Mill,  459 

See  Toddington 
Tottleworth,  459,  534 
Toulworth,  162 

Tourewode  in  Cartmell  Fell,  90 
Tower  Manor,  535 

Towneley,  or  Touneley,  359  dis,  360, 
459  dzs,  534  dis 
„        Manor,  305,  534 
Towneley  Coldecotes,  29 
Townhouse,  459 

Townley's  Chantry  in  Burnley,  315 
Toxteth,  or  Toxtath,  33 

Park,  36,  390,  459,  534 
Trafford,  or  Trefford,  325,  438,  459, 

493,  533       535  ' 
Manor,  209,  325,  390 
Tithes  in,  314 
Trafford,  Great,  ah'as  Made,  or  Mickle, 

438  qzmter,  439 
Trafford's  Chantry,  Lands  of,  251,  252, 

See  Manchester 
Traghforde,  Traighford,  Troghford,  or 

Troughford,  102,  128,  439,  493 
Tranmoll.    See  Tranmore 
Tranmore,  alias  Tranmoll,  102,  128, 

492,  493  bis 
Trawden,  or  Trowden,  533,  534 
,,        Forest,  247,  261,  269 
,,  ,,     Coal-mines  in,  315 

,,        Mill,  270 
Trayrigge,  534 

Treales,  Trayles,  or  Treiles,  459,  534 

,,      Manor,  390  bis,  391 

,,      See  Tayles 
Trent,  Escheatry  North  of,  115 
Trincklett,  534 
Trinmoe,  534 
Trunall,  534 

Tunstall,  or  Tunstal,  56,  88,  92,  459, 
533  ter,  535  ter 
,,        Chantry  in,  88 

Church,  88,  131 
,,        Parsonage,  167 

Rectory,  390,  459,  534,  535 
.,       Vicarage,  390 
Tunstead,  257 

Turnall,    534.      See  Thurnall.  Sec 

Trunall 
Turner,  or  Turnor,  533,  534 
Turner's  Croft,  459.    See  Tarngreene 
Turton  Chapel,  288 
Tushingham,  (9r  Tussingham,  128,492, 

493 
Tutbury,  535 

Twambrook,  or  Twembroke,  128 
Twemlow,  or  Twamlowe,  419,  439, 
493 


620  LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Twisilton.    See  Snoddsworthe 
Twiston,  534 
Twylston,  162 
Tydenacboche,  128 
Tyldesley,  or  Tilsley,  192,  459,  492, 
534  t'^r 

Tyngden  Church,  co.  Northampton, 

81,  82 
Tynnott.    See  Thanet 
Tytheringtoii,  Tyderington,  or  Tyring- 

ton,  128,  202,  439 


U. 


UcKMON  Ryddyng,  328.  See  Uppery- 
ding 

Ugden,  The  Tippett  in,  257 
Ugtrinton,  128 
Ullerston,  535 
Ulmerston,  535 
Ulnes,  459 

Ulnesby.    See  Ulvesby 

Ulnes  Walton,  31  bis,  175,  330,459, 

535  '^"^  536  bis.  See 

Valnes 

»,  Manor,  30,  loi,  300, 

302,  391,  535 
Ultrick  Meadow,  242 
Ulverston,  or  Ulverstone,  17  bts,  56, 
94,  249,  256,  266,  303, 
33i>356, 459,535/^-^-^^'w, 
536 

Barony  of,  12 
Chantry  in,  88 
Church,  88,  131 
"Lee  Hee"  in,  535 
Manor,  96,  312,  536 
Mills  in,  266 

Rectory,  95,  459,  535  bis, 
536 

Seigniory  of,  457 
Tithes  in,  535 
Umfrayhede,  91 
Underworth,  535 

Unithwaite,  or  Unythwayte  in  Kentys- 

banke,  91,  536 
Upchurch  in  Wirrall,  494.    See  Upton 
Up  Holland,  257,  429,  459 
,,       „        Manor,  328 
Up  Litherland,  459.    See  Dalton 
Up  Radclifife,  459 
Up  Rawcliffe,  251,  459,  460 
Upperyding,      Upmerideing,  535,  536 
Upton,  102,  109,  128,  357  bis,  419, 
439,  A9 A  passim 
,,      Hall,  439 

Manor,  379,  494 
Rectory,  iio,  379,  494 


Upton  near  Bach,  471,  494  bis 
Upton,  alias  Upchurch,  Overchurch 
in  Wirrall,  494 
,,      Rectory,  379 
Urdeshalle,  or  Urdesale,  535 
,,         Manor,  325 
,,  See  Ordsall 

Urmston,  or  Urmeston,  246,  460 
Urswick,  Ursewicke,  i?;-  Urswycke,  17, 
94  bis,  460,  535  quater,  536 
quater 
,,       Church,  131 

Fishery  in,  535,  536 
Manor,  536 
Rectory,  96,  460,  535 
,,       Tarne,  or  Terne  in,  535,  536 
Urswick,  Great,  460 
Urswick  in  Furness,  356 
Urswick  in  Muchland,  535,  536 
Urton,  alias  Durton,  460  bis.  See 
Durton 

Utkinton,  or  Utkington,  128,  494  bis 
Utiey  Snape  in  Wynstanley,  243 


V. 


Vale-Royal,  73,  420,  422,  439 
,,  ,,      Monastery,    119,  120, 

168,  379,  494 
Valnes  [Ulnes  Walton],  535 
Vernon,  162,  439 
Vynnington,  460 


W. 


Waddelston,  495 
Wadington,  99,  383 
Walby,  460 

Walden,  Great,  346,  539 

Walden,  Little,  539 

Walden  Manor,  382 

Wales,  Charters  of,  40 

Wales,  North,  218 

Walfield,  128,  439 

Walgherton,  or  Walkerton,  128,  497 

Walkeden  Moor,  259,  261 

Walkinfield,  128 

Wallazey,      Wallesey,  Waleysegh, 
Walleze,    Walezy,  or 
Walize,  102,  128,  496 
,,  Church,  no 

,,  Rectory,  102,  396,  400, 

404  bis^  497 
Wallerscoat,  or  Wallersco'e,  128 
Wallesley,  495 
Walley,  495  bis 
,,     See  Kirkby 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


621 


Walleysmooie,  460 
Walmsley,  or  Warmisley,  460  bis 
Walter,  alias  Watre,  538 
Waltertree,  460 
Waltham  Forest,  27 

„       Rectory,  413 
Walton,  90,  91,  103,  129,  274,  329, 
354,  362,  430,  460,  496, 
536,  537  ter,  538  ter,  539 
passiifi 

,,      Bailiwick  of,  91 

,,      Chantry  in,  85 

,,      Church,  85,  132 

„      Manor,  308,  328,  391,  539 

,,      Moss,  272 

, ,      Rectory,  407,  408,  409,  460 
,,      Vicarage,  408 
Wood,  272 
Walton-le-Dale,  194,  241,  243,  251, 
272,  460  bis 
Manor,  239,  324,  326, 
391,  539 

Walton,  Great,  538 
Walton-on-the-Hill,  47  bis 
Walton  in  Hale,  354 
Walton,  Inferior,  or  Nether,  120,  436, 
497 

Walton,  Little,  460 
Walton  near  Liverpool,  194,  253 
Walton  near  Preston,  537 
Walton,  Superior,  or  Over,  104,  496 
bis 

Walton  [Ulnes],  536,  539.     See  Ulnes 

Walton 
Wandle,  460 

Warbrick,  or  Warthbreke  Manor,  324 
Warburton,  i7r  Werberton,  105,  128 
Warden  Monastery,  co.  Beds,,  133 
Wardings,  249 

Wardle,  Wardell,  Wardhull,  Wordall, 
or  Wardall,  III,  128,  495  bis^  496 
quater 

Wardle,  Little,  330 

Wardsome,  496 

Warford,  Werford,  or  Warfurth,  129, 

439  bis,  495 
Warkesley,  "  Les  Boothes  "  in,  326 
Warlestowe,  496 

Warmingham,  Warmyncham,  Wy- 
myncham,  War  - 
micham,  Wormin- 
ham,  or  Werming- 
ham,  128  bis,  439, 

495,  496 
„  Church,  353 

,,  Manor,  340,  496 

,,  Rectory,  401,  404  bis, 

407 

Warpe,  496 


Warrelson,  495 

Warridinge,  539.  See  Wardings 
Warrington,  Weryngton,  or  Waryng- 
ton,  99,  102,  103,  151 
n.,  164,  246,  260,  306 
bis,  424,  426,  460,  494, 
536  ter,  537  quater,  538 
bts,  539 
,,  Bridge,  300 

,,  Chantries  in,  85,  314,  407 

,,  Church,  85  bis,  132,  370 

n.,  391 
„  Fair  at,  237 

,,         Free  School  at,  282,  284 
,,         Heath,  274,  275 
Manor,  389,  391 
,,         Rectory,  409,  410 412 
,,  Tithe  in,  281 

,,  Vicarage,  410 

Warton,  29,  92,  128,  151  n.,  251,  281, 
307,  427,  460,  462,  496, 
536,  537  passim,  538  bis, 
539  bis 
,,      Bank  House  in,  99 
„     Church,  88,  313,  325,  537 
,,      Manor,  345,  346  ter,  381,  39 1 

ier,  536,  539 
,,      Moss,  346 
,,      Rectory,  405,  460 
Warton  in  Amounderness,  358 
Warton  in  Wyresdale,  537 
Wartons,  496 

Warw^ick  and  Spencer's  Lands,  25 
Warwick,  Co.,  108,  115,  Il6 
Watergate  Street,  439 
Waterhead,  96 
Watford,  536 
Wathome,  539 
Watton  Rectory,  413 
Waverton,  341,' 423,  439,  494,  495  ter, 
496,  497 
Rectory,  398,  399,  407,  495 
,,        See  Weverton 
Wavertree,  or  Wavertrye,  24,  243, 
249,  259,  293,  354,  460, 

539  bis 
,,         Manor,  278 
,,  Waltertree 
Waynow,  Wawney,  Waney,  or  Walney, 
268,  517,  538,  539  bis,  540 
bis 

,,      Fisheries  in,  538,  540 

Isle  of,  95,  264,  278,  539  bis 
Waythorn  Moss,  91 
Wearham,  439 

Weaverham,  Weverham,  or  Waver- 
ham,  67  bis,  120,  128, 
439  bis,  497 
Manor,  496 


622 


1.ANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Weaverham  Vicaiap[e,  397,  399,  402, 
403,  404,  405 

Woods,  496 

See  Wiverham 
Weaver  River,  67 
Weddicar,  460 

Wedenbury,  or  Widenbury,  495,  496. 

See  Wydnebury 
Weeton,  or  Weyton,  460 
Manor,  391  Ins 
Weaver,  i^r  Wever,  128 
Welsh,      Walche,  252 
Welsh- Whittle,  or  Walchwittle,  460 

Ms,  537  bis 
Welshman's  House  in  Preston,  460 
Wenbury,  439,  495,  496,  497 
Wenlock  Monastery,  121 
Wennington,  or  Wannington,  428  bis, 
460,  540 
,,  Rectory,  460 

Wennington,  Great,  538 
Wennington,  Old,  524,  536 
Werburgh,  Warburgh,  alias  Warbur- 
row,  or  Werborough,  497 
,,        Rectory,  460 
Werden,  426  bis 
Werelett,  538,  540 
Werhall  Merton,  439 
Wernith,  or  Wermyth,  128 
Wesham,  or  Wessam,  453,  518,  SZ^bis 
West  Derby,  194,  249,  254,  258,  260, 
293,  311,  424,  461  bis, 
538  ter,  539 
„        ,,      Chapel  m,  132 

,,      Court  of,  290 
,,        ,,      Lordship,  or  Manor,  32, 
36,  100,  264,  286,  288, 
301,  320,  539  bis 
,,      Sand  Field  in,  243  \ 
West  Derby,  t'rWest  Darbyshire,  Hun-  I 
dredjtrWapentake,  12,  | 
42,  85,  100,  132,  264  ! 
,,  Bailiwick  of,  33,  100  j 

,,       ,,      Court  of,  291 
„       ,,      Forest  of,  33 
West  Houghton,  or  Haughton,  237, 
247,  461 
,,  Commons  of,  293 

,,  ,,  Manor,  92,  254,  391 

bis,  536 

West  Kirkby,  or  West  Kirkeby,  128, 
490,  495  qttater,  496 
bis,  497  bis 
Rectory,  495 
West  Leigh,  West  Lie,  Westley,  or 
Westly,  271,  461  ter 
„         ,,      Advowson  of,  330 
Manor,  329,  330  bis 
„     Mill,  266 


Westam,  241 

Westby,  or  Westbie,  29,  344,  461,  538 

bis 

,,       Manor,  272,  391,  538 
Westby  cum  Plumpton,  460 
Westchester,  172,  439 
Westerby  Manor,  539 
Westerton,  496 
Westhaw,  128 

Westhead  in  Ormskirk,  525  bis 
Westlakkes,  <?rWestlaks,  99,  536 
Weston,  124,  128,  233,  421,  439,  461, 
496,  497 

,,      Common,  272 

,,      Manor,  379 
Weston,  Great,  495 
Weston,  Little,  495 
Westminster,  310 
Westmoreland,  Co.,  5,  35,  116  bis 
Westwood,  or  Westwodde,  99,  536 
Wether  Close,  506 
Wetherdale,  30 

Wettenhall,  Wetenhall,  or  Wetnall, 
128,  162,  165,  495,  496 

ter 

,,  Manor,  120 

Weverton,  439 

Whaley,  Waley,  Walye,  or  Wayley, 

128,  496  ter 
Whalley,  or  Whaley,  35,  87,  98,  159 
bis,  160,  164,  180  bis,  301, 
46i,536<7z««.,  537,  538^^^ 
,,       Chantry  in,  407  bis 
,,       Chapel,  100 

Church,  309,  363   ter,  364, 
366  bis 

,,       Grammar  School  in,  341 

,,       Manor,  98,  159 

,,       Parsonage,  282 

,,       Rectory,  1 00,  461,  536 

See  Whelley.    See  Walley. 
See  Whaley 
Whalley  Abbey,  or  Monastery,  98-100, 
121,  134,  158,  159, 
160  bis,  161  bis,  200, 
343 

„         ,,      Site  of,  391  bis 
Whalley,  aiias  Wall-Mill,  495 
Whanesflate,  30 
Whapull,  128 

Wharmore,  alias  Quarmore,  461,  539 

Park,  538 
Wharton,  461,  538  bis,  539  bis 

,,      Rectory,  461 
Whatcroft,  129,  495 
Whateflatte,  539 
Whatford,  537 
Whatley,  128 
Whawley,  461 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


623 


Wheat  Farm,  539 

Wheatley,  or  Wheteley,  461,  538  bis 

,,        Common,  276 

,,         .y^^  Whatley.    6*^^  Thornley 
Wheatley  cum  Thornley,  461 
Wheelock,  or  Whelocke,    128,  422, 
439 

Wheelton,    Wheleton,    Whilton,  or 
Wheeleston,  258,  327, 
427,  431,  461  bis,  536, 
537  bis 
Manor,  99,  391 
Whelley,  128 

Waste,  338 
Whetham,  539 
Whicham,  95 

Whiston,  or  Whyston,  32  bis^  260,  344, 

428,  461,  537  ier,  si^bis 
Whitbeck,  co.  Cumberland,  539 

,,        Bailiwick  of,  94 

,,         Rectory,  95 
Whitbrick,  461 

Whitby,  or  Whytbie,  379,  420,  495  bis 

,,      House,  261 
White  Ash  (in  Oswaldtwistle),  258, 
461 

Whitecastle.    Sec  Blanc  Castel 
Whitechapel.    See  Blanchappulton 
Whitegate,  120,  439,  494,  495,  496 
bis 

,,        Great  Sandyfield  in,  477 
,,         Manor,  495 

Rectory,  379,  495 
Vicarage,  379,  395 
White  House,  255 
Whitewell,  or  Whitwell,  538 
Whitfield,  128,  248 
Whitfurlonge,  128 
Whithill,  29 

Whitley,  Whitleigh,  <?r  Whitelee,  129, 
231,  461,496,  497 

,,       Common,  231 

,,       Lordship,  12 

, ,       See  Wyteley 
Whitley,  Lower,  or  Nether,  104 
Whitley,  Over,  104 
Whitley  Read,  233,  234 
Whitmore,  129 

,,       Common,  289 
Whitreton,  107 

Whittingham,  255,  461,  536,  537,  538 
ter 

„  Manor,  327,  330 

Whittington,  Whetington,   or  Whet- 
ingdon,  56,  392,  413, 
425,461,536,  537  bis, 
539  ^^r,  540 
,,  Church,  29,  131 

Hamlet,  392 


Whittington   Manor,  287,  309,  330, 
331,  374,  392  ^^r,  536 
,,  Rectory,  414 

Whittle,  Wittall,  <7rWhittell,  174,  425, 
461,  537 
See  Whithill 
Whittle,    or  Whityll,    alias  Whitill 

Wallis,  252 
Whittlehill,  430,  461 
Whittle-le-Woods,  537 

,,  Manor,  254,  327 

Whitton,  255 

Whitwick  Rectory,  co.  Leicester,  97 
Whitworth,  99,  344,  461,  536 
Whitwray,  461 

Whixley  Rectory,  93.    See  Wickesley 
Whorlawe,  a/ias  Horlawe,  515,  537 
Wibbersley,  128 

Wic,   Wich,    Wyche    Malbanke,  or 
Wicus  Malbanus,   128,  494, 
495  Ur,  496  fer,  497  bis 
,,    Manor,  494 

,,    See  Nantwich.     See  Withwal- 
banke 

Wichaugh,  Wichalgh,  or  Wychalghe, 

129,  496,  497 
Wickesley  Manor,  497.    See  Whixley 
Wickham,  539 
Widdowhey,  Great,  461 
Widdowhey,  Little,  461 
Widford,  439 

Widness,  Wyddenes,  Wydnes,  Wednes, 
or  Wedenes,  25,  194,  222, 
232,  357,  358,  431,  461  bis, 
496,  536,  538 
,,       Lordship,  or  Manor,  12,  43, 
235,  246,  539  Ur 
Wierslee  Manor,  119 
Wigan,  Wygan,  Wegan,  Wiggen,  or 
Wiggin,  30,  89,  97,  99,  112, 
150,  152,  153,  171,  174  bis, 
194,   237,   242,    255,  288, 
299,  306,  318,  348,  354-355, 
425,  426,  429,  430,  461  bis, 
462,  536  quiu.,  537  bis,  538 
qtiater 
,,      Chantry  in,  85,  408 
,,      Church,    85,   132,  324,  326, 
354,  362 
Manor,  324,  539 
,,      Mills  in,  241,  262,  268 
,,      Rectory,  408  bis,  409,  410, 
411  bis,  414 
Wigan  Lane  House,  461 
Wight  Stretton,  495.    See  Stretton 
Wigland,  128,  496,  497 
Wiglesworth  Manor,  392  bis 
Wigmore,  495 
Wilbrockes,  128 


624 


LANCASHIRE  AND  CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Wildboar-Clough,  439,  497 
Wildbrechurch,  129 
Wildgrove,  365 

,,         Chapel,  365 
Wilkesley,  495,  497 

Lordship,  or  Manor,  169, 

380,  494  his,  496 

See  Whixley 
Willaston,  Wellaston,   Willoston,  or 

Willaton,  128,  162,  495 

bis,  496 

,,       Lordship,    or  Manor,  99, 

380,  494,  495 
„       Rectory,  38,  377  his,  380, 
495 

Willingham,  539 

Willison,  or  Willasen,  495  his,  496 
Willoughbie,  386  his 
Wilmslow,  c?r  Wylmslowe,  1 12 
,,        Chantry  in,  112 
Wymeslowe 

Wilpshire,  461 
Wihon,  419 
Wilts,  Co.,  29 

Wimberley,  or  Wymberley  (in  Gar- 

stang),  496,  512,  538 
Wimboldsley,     Wymbalsley,  Wym- 

bosley,   or  Wimbesley,    128,  193, 

421,  439,  495,  496.  See  Wibbersley 
Wimbolds  Trafford,  or  Wimbaldestraf- 

ford,  128 

Winbell,  or  Wimbell,  alias  Winckell, 
496  his 

Wincell,  Wincle,  Wincull,  £>rWyncull, 
497 

„       Grange,  380,  494  his 
„       Manor,  380 
,,       See  Winbell 
Wincham,  439 

W^inckley  Farm  in  Billington,  174 
Winder,  172,461.       Chanon  Winder. 

Sec  Ravenswynder 
Windermere,  303,  313 
Windle,  or  Wyndle,  461,  537,  538  his, 
539 

,,      Chantry  in,  85,  253 
„      Chapel,  85,  283,  315 
,,      Manor,  252 

Windle  in  Prescot,  537 

^        ,,      Chapel,  315 

Windle  in  Scales,  537 

W'indleshaw,  462 

Windsor,  171 

W^inmarleigh,  Wynmerlee,  Winmarly, 
261,  429,  462,  539 
,,  Manor,  392 

Winnell,  462 

W^inneslowe,  or  Wyneslowe,  496 
„         Rectory,  394 


Winnington,  or  Wynington,  128,  539. 

See  Vynnington 
Winstanley,  or  Wynstanley,  243,  462, 

539 
Manor,  327 
Winteley,  439 

Winterborne  Lordship  in  Craven,  co. 

York,  97 
Wintham,  439 

Wintonley,  in  Halynton,  103 
Wintonley,  in  Hartington,  495 
W^inwall,  247 

Winwick,  Wynwhikke,  Wynwich,  or 
Winwyke,  172,  275,  302, 
315,  462,  495,  537  his, 
539  bis 

,,       Chantries  in,  85  his,  315 

Church,  85,  132,  315 
,,       with  Hulme,  Manor  of,  327 
,,       Rectory,  346,  408,  409,  410, 

\\l,/^\2bis,  462,  539 

,,       Tithes  in,  263 
Wirksworth  Wapentake,  227 
Wirrall,   Worrall,  Wyrrall,  Wyrhall, 
Wirehall,  or  Werrall,  68, 
422,  439  ter,  495  his,  496, 
497 

,,       Forest,  67,  164 

Hundred,  133,  340 
, ,       See  Werhall 
Wirsgate  [?  Wiresdale],  Nether,  454 
Wistaston,  Wistason,  Wistanston,  Wis- 
tassen,    or  Wistersonne, 
128,  495  bis 
„        Church,  112,  141 
,,       "  Flaxeyardes "    lands  in, 
III 

,,       Mill  in,  III 
Rectory,  397 
Wiswell,  Werswall,  Woswall,  Wars- 
wall,  or  Wysewall,  24,  29, 
128,  160,  439  quater^  462, 
537 

,,       Common,  56 
,,       Manor,  392 
,,      Waste,  280,  293 
Wiswell  Eves,  or  Wyswall  Eyves,  343, 
462 

W^iswold  in  Wlialley,  536  his.  See 

Wysewolde 
Withington,  t'r  W^ethington,  128,  154, 
537  bis 

,,        Moss,  271,  280,  290 

,,         Tithes  in,  315 
Withinhill,  Withinhall,  or  Wythyng- 

hill,  327,  536,  537  bis 
W'ithins,  129 

Withinshaw,  or  Wythenshaw,  423  his 
■„        Hall,  439 


INDEX  OF  PLACES. 


625 


Withncll,  462 

Withwalbanke  [?  Nantwich],  439 
Witton  (in  Blackburn),  98,  128,  439, 
462,  495,  536  bis 
,,      Lent  Rolls  of,  105 
Witton  with  the  Cross.  105 
Wiverham,  or  Wyverham,  495 

Manor,  378,  380 
VVoburn,   or  Woodborne  Monastery, 

CO.  Beds,  133 
Woen  Crosses,  538 
Wolden,  or  Woldon,  Manor,  392 
Wolden,  Great,  98,  536 
Wolden,  Little,  98,  536 
Wolfall,  Woolfhall,    or  Wofall,  462, 

539 

Wolfenden  Mill,  269,  270,  301 
Wollaston,     Wolaston,  494,  495,  496, 
497 

,,        Manor,  496 
Wolverstone,  94,  539 
Wood,  The,  428 

Woodbank,    or    Woodbancke,  128, 
496 

Woodchurch,  128,  495  bis,  496  bis 

Rectory,  396,  399,  401, 
403 

Woodcot,  128 
Woodford,  128,  422 
Woodhall,  or  Woodhull,  128,  430 
Woodhead,  113 

,,         Chantry,  141 
Woodhey,  424,  439 
Woodhey,  Lower,  452 
Woodhouse  Green,  335 
Woodhouses,  497 
Woodland,  536 

Woodleigh,  or  Woodleyghe,  128 
Woodleyham,  129 

Wood-Plumpton,  248,  425,  427,  462, 

538  bis,  539 
,,  Manor,    282,  309, 

326,  392 

Woodside,  439 
Woolden.    See  Wolden 
Woolstancroft,  Wolstercrofte,  or  Woo- 

stencroft,  439  bis,  495 
Woolstanwood,  or  Wolstonwode,  108, 
128,  495 
See  Woston  Wood 
Woolstone,  or  Wolston,  462,  539 
,,         Manor,  327,  365 

Fishing  in,  365 
See  Wulstan 
Woolstonholme,  462 
Woolton,  WoUeton,  or  Wolton,  239, 
323,  537 
Manor,  102,  375,  380,  495 
Woolton,  Little,  245,  462,  537,  538 


Woolton,  Much,      Great,  429,  537, 

538 
Woosen,  430 
Woothead,  Great,  462 
Woothead,  Little,  462 
Wordleston,  334 
Workesley,  or  Workeslegh,  329 

,,        Manor,  359 
Worldley  in  Swynton,  255 
Worleston,  i?r  Worlaston,  128,  202 
Workhouses.    See  Light-workhouses 
Worsley,  or  Worseley,  24,  34,  462, 

537  bis 
Worsthorn  Mills,  538 
Worston,  Worcheston,  Wurchestone, 
or  Warston,    222,  274, 
358,  460,  462,  537  bis 
Manor,  12,  539 
,,       Waste,  277 
Worth,  129,  193 
Worthingbury,  128 
Worthington,  32,  462,  536 

,,  Manor,  32 

Worthington  Hey,  462 
Worthley  Common,  288 
Worthwick,  538,  540 
Woston  Wood,  439 
Wrason,  538 

Wray,  Wra,  Wraa,  Wraye,  Wrey,  29, 
33,  96,  100,  356,  462,  537, 
538  bis,  539  bis,  540 
,,     Manor,  539 
Wraysholme.    See  Wrayston 
Wrayston,  Wraston,  or  Wraysholme, 
426 

,,        Manor,  392  bis 
Wrayton,  429,  462,  540 

,,  Rectory,  462 

VVrea.    See  Wray 

Wrenbury,  or  Wrenburgh,  128,  439, 
494  bis,  495  ter,  496 
Rectory,  439 
i  ,,        See  Wenbury 

j  Wrightington,  or  Writtington,  172, 
j  248,  428,  462,  536, 

!  537,  538  ^^-y 

;  ,,  Manor,  254 

I   Wrinehill,  or  Wrynhill,  107,  129 

Wulstan,  537 

Wybunbury,  or  Wibimbury,  129,  439 
bis,  496 

,,         Vicarage,  394,  396,  399, 
404 

Wyche  Mills,  165 

Wycoller  Pasture,  276 
I   Wydnebury,  i?r  Wednebury,  112 
I  ,,         Chantry  in,  1 12,  141 

I  ,,         Church,  112 

I  ,,         See  Wedenbury 


2  S 


626 


LANCASHIRE  AND 


CHESHIRE  RECORDS. 


Wyer,  River  of,  266,  270,  342 
Wyersdale,  Wirsdall,   or  Wiersdale, 
33,  222,  288,  461,  462, 
536>  537,  538  bis,  539 
ter 

,,         Church    (St.  Michael's), 
36  dis 

,,  ,,        Fishery  for,  36 

,,  Forest,  24,  268,  269 

,,  Hundred,  539 

Manor,  331,  392  dis 
,,  Rectory,  462 

Vaccary  of,  loi 
Wyersdale,  Nether,  274,  275,  424,  431, 
454        523,  524, 
537,  538 
,,  Common  of,  292 

Manor,  275,  305, 
342  bis,  388,  523 
,,  ,,       See  Wirsgate 

Wyfolde,  or  Wyfeld,  536,  537 
Wykhall,  co.  Salop,  in 
Wyldleymore,  128 
Wyllyson,  496 

Wymeslowe,  or  Wimslowe,  128 
,,         Church,  112 
,,         Rectory,  401,  402 
,,         See     Wymestowe.  See 
Winneslowe 

Wymestowe,  496 

Wymyngton,  105,  495 

Wyndebank,  The,  255 

Wynnynchull,  104 

Wynterscales,  97 


Wyrwyn,  or  Wyrvin,  495  bis 
Wysewolde  within  Whalley,  97 
Wyteley,  202 

Wythgill  in  Bowland  Forest,  29 
Wythynhill  in  Leylondshire,  99 


Y. 

Yaldington.    See  Aldingham 
Yarkehill,  497 
Yarlside  Wood,  540 
Yatebanke,  462 
Yealand,  ^?rYelande,  92 
Yealand  Conyers,  328,  462 

,,       Tithes  in,  281 
Yerleth,  Yerleythe,  Yerlith,  or  Yarleth, 
95,  314,  540  bis 
,,       Park  259 
Ynes.     See  Ince 
Yngman  Lodge,  97 
Yoxhale  Advowson,  320 

,,       Manor,  320 
York,  Co.,  26,  99,  116,  361,  374 
,,       ,,    Forests  in,  26 
,,       ,,    Incroachments  in,  321 
,,       ,,    Iters  in,  227 
,,       ,,    Rental  of  Estates  n,  173 
York,  City,  93  ^er 

,,        Charters  of,  40 
York  Minster,  St.  Michael's  Chantry 

in,  141 
Yveskarre,  97 


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