Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year ..., Volume 38Society, 1889 - Cheshire (England) Pedigrees and arms of various families of Lancashire and Cheshire are included in many of the volumes. |
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... appear as illustrations to this volume . The present Volume has been prepared for the press by E. M. HANCE , Esq . , LL.B. The authors of papers are alone responsible for the facts and opinions expressed in their respective ...
... appear as illustrations to this volume . The present Volume has been prepared for the press by E. M. HANCE , Esq . , LL.B. The authors of papers are alone responsible for the facts and opinions expressed in their respective ...
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... appears to me misleading , in overlooking the fact that , through the daughter Christian , who married ( her kins- man ) Hamlett Ashton , the same family designation of " Ashton " of Penketh , " associated with the same estate and ...
... appears to me misleading , in overlooking the fact that , through the daughter Christian , who married ( her kins- man ) Hamlett Ashton , the same family designation of " Ashton " of Penketh , " associated with the same estate and ...
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... appears with the prefix " Captn " , and from its position on the list would seem to have been added at the time the Royalist forces held the town . It continues in all the lists down to and including that of 1675. In the rolls of 1671 ...
... appears with the prefix " Captn " , and from its position on the list would seem to have been added at the time the Royalist forces held the town . It continues in all the lists down to and including that of 1675. In the rolls of 1671 ...
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... appears that he was a married man and had an interest in property in Spotland . To his usher , John Chadwick , he left a treatise on " Paul's " Epistles " ; to James Holt , of Rochdale , he left a Bible , a Greek Lexicon and a Thomas ...
... appears that he was a married man and had an interest in property in Spotland . To his usher , John Chadwick , he left a treatise on " Paul's " Epistles " ; to James Holt , of Rochdale , he left a Bible , a Greek Lexicon and a Thomas ...
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... appears that inter alia he died possessed of- 2 Kyne Bedding ... £ s . d . 6 13 4 ... II 14 8 * High Street probably merely meant the highway . + Fletcher an arrow - maker , hence the family name Fletcher . Bedstead Bedstocks ... Lynnen ...
... appears that inter alia he died possessed of- 2 Kyne Bedding ... £ s . d . 6 13 4 ... II 14 8 * High Street probably merely meant the highway . + Fletcher an arrow - maker , hence the family name Fletcher . Bedstead Bedstocks ... Lynnen ...
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Alderman Alice Alice Peacock Anne appointed April Argent Benet of Salghall Bennett died Bennett of Barnston Bennett of Chester BENNETT of Upton Bennett of Willaston Bennetts of Saughall bequeathed Bidston born brother buried at Woodchurch Cheshire christened at Bebington christened at St christened at Woodchurch Christopher Bennett County of Chester daughter of John deceased December Edward eldest Elizabeth Ellen executors gent George Bennett Gules heir Henry Benet Hugh Benet inventory Ireland James Jane January John Ashton John Bennett July June Lancashire lands Liverpool London manor March Margaret marriage married Mary mentioned Moore Moreton Neston November Parish pedigree Penketh Peter Bennett Peter's Church probably proved at Chester Randle Richard Bennet Robert Bennett Rochdale Salghall Massy Samuel Sheriff sons Spotland street succeeded testator's Thomas Ashton Thomas Bennett Warton West Kirby widow wife will-dated Willaston Hall William Bennett Wirrall
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Page 88 - And you are to observe and follow such orders and directions from time to time as you shall receive from this or a future Congress...
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