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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... latter of these Visitations . It stands as follows in * The Arms allowed to the Ashtons of Penketh at the Visitations of 1567 and 1613 were : - Quarterly , 1st and 4th Argent , a chevron between three mascles Gules , for Ashton ; 2nd ...
... latter of these Visitations . It stands as follows in * The Arms allowed to the Ashtons of Penketh at the Visitations of 1567 and 1613 were : - Quarterly , 1st and 4th Argent , a chevron between three mascles Gules , for Ashton ; 2nd ...
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... latter . Julian Ashton , widow of John Ashton , still living at Penketh . The daughters , nephews , and heirs of John Ashton were Timothea Crosby , wife of John Crosby , aged 46 ; Margaret Heywood , wife of Robert Heywood , aged 37 ...
... latter . Julian Ashton , widow of John Ashton , still living at Penketh . The daughters , nephews , and heirs of John Ashton were Timothea Crosby , wife of John Crosby , aged 46 ; Margaret Heywood , wife of Robert Heywood , aged 37 ...
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... latter being described as lying west from the lane and boundary of Hunders- field , and both of them as having been late the possession of John Paslowe , abbot of Whalley , but now held by Theophilus Holt , whose ancestor , Thomas Holt ...
... latter being described as lying west from the lane and boundary of Hunders- field , and both of them as having been late the possession of John Paslowe , abbot of Whalley , but now held by Theophilus Holt , whose ancestor , Thomas Holt ...
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... latter . The in- formation supplied by these additional pedigrees - the first of which would appear to have been prepared in 1648 , and the others respectively in 1628 , 1630 , 1646 , 1652 , and 1688- formed the basis of the ...
... latter . The in- formation supplied by these additional pedigrees - the first of which would appear to have been prepared in 1648 , and the others respectively in 1628 , 1630 , 1646 , 1652 , and 1688- formed the basis of the ...
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... latter in many cases took the names of their former lords . It seems hardly likely , for instance , that all the Molineux in this part of the country are descendants of the Sefton family , though it is probable that their ancestors were ...
... latter in many cases took the names of their former lords . It seems hardly likely , for instance , that all the Molineux in this part of the country are descendants of the Sefton family , though it is probable that their ancestors were ...
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Alderman Alice Alice Peacock Anne appointed April Argent arms 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 John Moore July June lands Liverpool manor March Margaret marriage married Mary mentioned 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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