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97-14-Index.Pdf 237 INDEX. Names mentioned more than once on a page are indexed only once. Names of places are printed in italics. ABER CONWY, 64; Screen, 79, 81, Amounderness, tithe-barns, 189, 191 82, 83 , Watling Street, 198-200 Accrington, records, 226 , wells, 183 Act of Parliament, re coinage, 14 , windmills, 182, 191 , re gift to Charles II, 18-9 , Wyresdale Abbey, 196-8 Adams Weekly Courant, 150, 151, 153 Anderton, Christopher, 21 ; James, 21 ; Addison, Thomas, 92 Lawrence, 12, 18, 19, 20, 21 Admiralty, Board of, 170 Anderton, records, 229 Africa, cargo for, 17 Ansdell, Samuel, 149 Allerton, 94, no Apprenticeship, importance of, 8 Halt, 87 , terms of, 9 , , Manor of, 86, 87, 90, 100 Aragon, Katherine of, 79 , records, 227 Archaeological remains, 193-202 Alston-with-Hothersall, minor names, I Si- Aris, , 149, 153 219 passim Annitage, Thomas, 149 Altcar, records, 229 Armour, 141 AmWeside, 107 , Arnside, 174, 175 Amounderness, field names, 181-222 , Arthur, prince, 79, 81 , agriculture, 193 Artificers, statute of, 8 , antiquity, 185-9, 203 Ashhurst, Henry, 143 , archaeology, 193-202 Ashton, James, 21 ; Thomas, 21 , beacons, 189 Ashton, 28, 34, 35, 37, 40, 53, 56 , boggarts, 182, 193 , Five Lane Ends, 39, 46, 47 , cloth industry, 189 , Four Lane Ends, 45 , crosses, 183 , Lea Road, 29 , Danes Pad, 199-200 , minor names, 181-219 passim , dialect, 214-9 , Plough Inn, 29 , clove-cotes, 191-2 , Sidgreaves Lane, 29 , ducking stools, 182, 192 , Stakes, 33, 35, 36 , earthworks, 194-6, 201-2 Ashton and Lea, court books, 58 , history, 181-222 Ashton-on-Rtbble, 38 , hobbs, 193 Ashton-under-Lync, 58 , interpretation, 181-219 passim , records, 228 , kilns, 189-90 Ashworth, records, 228 , local accidents, 193 Askew, John, 161 , local legends, 193 Aspinal, Thomas, 21 ; William, 21 , marl pits, 190-1 Astbury, screen, 64, 65, 67, 69, 70, ^\, 82, , maypoles, 192 83 , mediaeval, 182, 185-9, 2I2 , stalls, 82 , mills, 183 Astley, Luke, 153 , modern 181-222 Atherton, Thomas, 7 , open fields, 184 Aughton, records, 227, 229 , pinfolds, 192 Aymestrey, Here/., screen, 82, 83 , quarries, 190 Ayscough, Peter, 92 , roads, ancient, 182, 198-201 ,'Roman roads, 198-201 , salt refineries, 189-90 , sand pits, 191 BABERIES, 82 , saw pits, 190 Backbarrow, 174 , Scandinavian elements, 204 n Backhouse, John, 155 , Scandinavian settlements, 202- Baddiley, tympanum, 67 14 Bailey, F. A., 99, too, 114 , stocks, 189 Bailey, R. T. " St. James' Mount, Liver­ , stone circles, 194 pool," 101-5 , tan pits, 190 Baines, Edward, 164, 166, 175, 180 Index. Baldwin, Christopher, 15, 21, 2*6 ; Gilbert, Blackpool, highway to, 27 18. 19, 21 ; Henry, 17 ; James, 21 ; journey to, 33 John, r3, 21 ; Ralph, 7, 15, 21 ; Mayor of, 47 Robert, 7, 13, 19, 20, 21 ; Samuel, Oxford Hotel, 47, 50 21 ; Thomas, 149, William, 13, 18, Preston Old Road, 46 19. 20, 21 rate books, 225 Banister, Christopher, 31 Town Clerk, 47 Banks (Bancks, Bank), Adam, 5, 6, 9, 13, Whitegate Drive, 54 15, 20, 21, 22 ; Charles, 20, 22 ; Blacon, 109 Christopher, 22; Gerard, 13, 14, Blair, F. G., 179 20, 22 ; Gilbert, 13 ; Humphrey, Bland, G. M., 179 5, 6, 22 ; James, 21, 22 ; John, 22 ; Blare Ray, Staffs., screen, 65, 70, 7r Ralph, 5, 6, 18, 22 ; Richard, 22 ; Blundell, diary, 145 ; Nicholas, 16, 17 ; Robert, 6, 12, 19, 20, 22 ; Thomas, William, 88 5, 6, 12, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 ; Boggarts, r82, 193 William, 6, 13, 20, 21, 22 Bolton (Boulton), George, 22 ; Gilbert, 22 ; Barlow, John, 99 ; Margaret, 99 James, 22 ; Thomas, 22 ; William, Barnacre, minor names in, 181-219 passim 22 Barnacre-with-Bonds, records, 230 Bolton, 50 Barnard, Mr., 146 , Guardians' records, 225 Barren (Baron), John, 13, 22 ; Ralph, 4 ; , Little, manorial records, 225 Thomas, 22 Boscoparn, Richard of, 28 ; William of, 28 Barrow, Gilbert, 22 ; Hugh, 22 ; James, Boult, Joseph, 179 22 ; John, 22, 176 ; memorial, 176 ; Boulton, see Bolton Robert, 19, 22 ; Thomas, 18, 19, 22 Bowers, Miles, 153 Barrow, 176 178 Bowland, forest of, 52 , Cape, 176 Boys, Robert, 13, 22 , Point, 176 Bradshaw (Bradshaigh), James, 22 ; John, , port of, 172 22 ; Roger, r4 Barthomley, screen, 65, 70, 71 Brancker, Benjamin, 155 ; John, 155; Barton, minor names in, 181-219 passim Mrs., 155 Beacon, Bell Boat, 163 Brandon, Charles, 67 Beeby, captain, 151 Brassey, Lord, 172 Beetham, 173 Brawne, see Brown Bellfounder, 25 Brereton, Mr., 146 ; Robert, 157 ; Thomas Belshavv (Belsher, Belshire), Harry, 22 ; 149 Richard, 21, 22 ; Thomas, 13, 22 ; Brereton, tympanum, 67 William, 13 Brewer, ,32 Berkeley-Weld, J. F., 227 Bridge, John, 103, 104 Berry, Jane, 99 : Peter, 98, 99 ; Richard, Bridge, Dow, 49, 50, 56 98, 99 ; Sarah, 98, 99 , Peel, 49, 56 Berry, R. J. A., " An enquiry into the Bridges in Little Marion, 29 supposed connection of the founder Briggs, Edward, 22 ; James, 22 ; Robert, of Peter Lathom's charity with the 22 ; Thomas, 22; William, 3, 12, Lathoms of Parbold," 85-100 18, 22 BMey, Staffs., screen, 71 Brighouse (Brighurst), James, 13, 20, 22 ; Beverley, stalls, 82 William, 21, 22 Bewdley, 22n Bristol, 81 Bickerstaffe, township, 94 , newspaper, 146 Billinge, 90 , pewterers of, 2 Bilsborrmei, minor names in, 181-219 passim Brittain, Richard, 109 Birch, Walter de Hoghton, 47 Britton, Joshua, 177 Birkenhead, ship built at, 162 Brocke, Philip, 22 Birmingham Gazette, 149, isr, r$3, 154 Brockholes, minor names in, 181-219 passim , Moor Street, 151 Bromley, James, 87, 88, 97 ; Mrs., 97, 98, , traveller from, 27 99 ' Birtle-ieith-Bamford, records, 228 Brooke, R., 180 ; Richard, 145 Bispliam, 30, 31, 85, 92, 93, 94 Broughton, 226, 227 , minor names in, 181-219 passim , minor names in, 181-219 passim Blackburn, 49 Brown (Brawne), Christopher, 21, 22 ; Alfred, 225 James, 18, 19, 20, 22 ; John, 22, Standard, 225 34 ; Oliver, 22 ; P.C., 180 ; Ralph, Blackley, "records, 228 4 ; R. Stewart, 85, 87, 100 ; Robert, Blackpool, 38, 45, 46, 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 164 12, 17, 20, 22, 23 ; Roger, 13, 20, , Aviation Week, 50 23 ; William, 7, 18, 19, 23 , bathing at, 33 Brownbill, J., 100, r8o , Corporation of, 46, 47, 53, 54, 55 Bruer, Walthew, 28 , Fluke Hall, 166 Bryning-with-Kellamergh, minor names in, , Fox Hall, 166 i8i-2rg passim Index. 239 Buckley, Edward, 13, 23 Clifton, Cuthbert, 29, 108, no ; estates, Bugeildy, Radnorsh., screen, 77 48 ; family, 29 ; Mr., 45 ; MSS, Bulkeley, William, 157 58 ; Talbot, 48 ; Thomas, 32, 36, Buller, John, 36 37, 38, 39, 4°, 4i ; Trustees, 46, 47 Bullock, Hugh, 23 ; Robert, 23 ; Roger, Clifton, 29, 33, 44, 45, 49, 55, 56 7, 13, 23 ; Thomas, 13, 18, 23 , by-pass, 57 Burgess (Burges), Thomas, 20, 23 ; Wil­ , Grange Farm, 48 liam, 23 , manor court, 34 Burghill, Here/., screen, 77 Marsh, 37, 38, 41 Burgoyne, William, 23 , turnpike, 42 Burscough, 99 , windmill, 29 , Hall, 92 Clifton-ivith-Salwick, 39, 47 , Priory, founder of, 86, 98 , Court Books, 58 , records, 229 , Manor of, 38 , township, 94 , minor names in, 181-219 passitn Burskoe, Thomas, 32 Clitheral, Thomas, 32 Clitheroe, Borough records, 225 , records, 226 Cloth Industry, 189 , Clun, 77 CABUS, minor names in, 181-219 passim Clyntiog Fawr, screen, 64 Callender, John, 104 Cobham, Mrs., 151 Camden, , 101 Cockerham, registers and records, 225 Campbell, Charles, 35 ; John, 35, 37; Cockersand, 171 Margaret, 38 ; Thomas, 34, 36, 37 ; Abbey, 28, 168 William, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 , chartulary, 28, 58 Canals, records of, 225 , perch at, 170 Carleton, minor names in, 181-219 passim Coinage, act for improving, 14 Carlisle diocese, plate in, 26 Colborne, , 226 Carnforth, iron works, 172 Conwy Castle, constable of, 81 Cascob, church, 77 Cookson, Miss, 227 Case, Jonathan, 150 Coppull, records, 229 Casson, Richard, 23 ; Robert, 23; Thomas, Corns, S., 227 9, 23 ; William, 9. Cottam, minor names in, 181-219 passim Catterall, John, 13, 20, 23 ; Roger, 23 ; Cottrell, John, 23 ; H. H., in, git, 1711 Thomas, 13. See also Cottrell Thomas, 23. See also Catterall Catterall, minor names in, 181-219 passim Cowban, William, 32 Chadderton, records, 228 Cowell, Nicholas, 23 ; William, 23 Chapman, Caseley, 23 Crawford, Earl of, 9 Charity, Peter Lathom's, 85-100 Crewe, Randle, log Charles II, nation's free gift to, 18-9 Crisp, John, 89 Charnley's Farm, 51 Critchlowe, James, 23 Chatburn, records, 226 Crompton, records, 228 Cheadle, screen, 65, 70 Crosbie, William, 104 Cheshire, records, 229 Crosby, 88 Chester, 153 , lightship at, 162, 163. See also Bishop of, 8, 157 Great Crosby Boughton, 151 Crosby-on-Eden, pewter plate at, 26 Cathedral, screen, 67 Crosby Ravensworth, pewter plate at, 26 Consistory Court, 85 Cross, W. A., 100 Courant, 154, 155 Crossley, F. H., " Concerning certain des- craft guilds, 2 signs in screens and stallwork found creek of, 168 in the borderland of England and evvterer of, 26 Wales," 59-84 erjeanty of the Bridge Gate, 109 Croston, Annals of, 92, 100 wills at, 17 , rector of, 91, 92, 100 Chetham Library, 89 , register of, 90, 91, 100 Childwall, churchwardens of, 109 , township, 93, 94 , registers, 15, 16 Cuckstools, 182, 192 Chipping, rental of, 228 Culcheth, William, 23 Chirbury, Montgom., Priory, 64, 81, 83 Culloden, battle of, 102 Cholmondeley, Earl of, 149 Cumberland, William Augustus, Duke of, Chorley, Richard, 143 102 Charley, church, 226 ^ Cunliffe, Foster, 149 ; Mr. Bailiff, 103 Church plate, 15, 16, 26 Cirencester, screens, 63, 64 Clark, G. E., 227 DALTON, township of, 94 Claughton, niinor names in, 181-219 passim Danes Pad, 199-200 Clcveley, minor names in, 181-219 passim Daresbury, screen, 63, 64, 67, 71, 73, 74 240 Index. Davis, Joseph, 157 FAIR, Thomas, 47 De Hoghton MSS., 28« Fairbrother (Farbrother), Edward, 23 ; Denham, captain, 162 ; H. M., 180; John, 13, 23 ; William, 23 Thomas, 157 Fairclough, John, 23 ; Thomas, 23 Deptford Strand, 171 Fairford, Glouc., screen, 65 Derby, Countess of, 29 ; Earls of, 86 Fairer, William, 100 Dialect words, 214-9 Farington, William, 33 Dickins, Dr., 146 ; Mrs., 146 Faritigton, highway assessments, 225 Dickinsou (Dicconson), Edward, 95 ; Fearon and Eyes, chart of, 170, 172 Eleanor, 95 ; family, 89 ; Marger}', Fenncll, Joseph, 113, 139 95 ; Robert, 177 ; William, 95 Field names, 45 Dickson, VV.
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