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Wills Western Deaneries LANCS wills Western Deaneries LANCS Other related material for the Western Deaneries is held at Lancashire Record Office (such as Act books etc). Printed Indexes for Furness, Amounderness and the Lancashire parts of Kendal and Lonsdale were produced by the Record Society of Lancashire and Cheshire (vols. 10, 13, 23, 66, 99 and 105) which are available at Lancashire Record Office and main reference libraries. Administrative history: Before the creation of the Diocese of Chester in 1541, the area north of the Ribble was in the Diocese of York, but few wills survive from before this date. The archdeaconry of Richmond comprised 8 deaneries - three forming the Eastern Deaneries ( Boroughbridge, Catterick and Richmond) and 5 the Western Deaneries (Amounderness, Lonsdale, Kendal, Furness and Copeland) which contained Lancashire North of the river Ribble and parts of Cumberland, Westmoreland and Yorkshire. Although contents of this catalogue are generally referred to as Wills, there are also other types of documents such as letters of administration and inventories.Therefore, in some ways they are more accurately described as probate documents. Skip to Content List of Access Keys Top of Form Enter search terms Advanced search Skip to content Home page A to Z index Search Visit us Help Complaints procedure Terms of use Contact us Access key details About us Education Records Information management Shop online Top of Form You are here: Home > Search the archives > Access to Archives > Records Access to Archives Part of the UK archives network Lancashire Record Office Western Deaneries of the Archdeaconry of Richmond [R 618 - R 633] Western Deaneries of the Archdeaconry of Richmond The entire contents of this catalogue are shown below. Browse the hierarchical structure instead Reference WR Covering dates 1457-1858 Held by Conditions of Access is unrestricted, except where the condition of the originals access makes them too fragile to produce Other related material for the Western Deaneries is held at Lancashire Record Office (such as Act books etc). Printed Indexes for Furness, Related Amounderness and the Lancashire parts of Kendal and Lonsdale were information produced by the Record Society of Lancashire and Cheshire (vols. 10, 13, 23, 66, 99 and 105) which are available at Lancashire Record Office and main reference libraries. Administrative history: Before the creation of the Diocese of Chester in 1541, the area north of the Ribble was in the Diocese of York, but few wills survive from before this date. The archdeaconry of Richmond comprised 8 deaneries - three forming the Eastern Deaneries ( Boroughbridge, Catterick and Richmond) and 5 the Western Deaneries (Amounderness, Lonsdale, Kendal, Furness and Copeland) which contained Lancashire North of the river Ribble and parts of Cumberland, Westmoreland and Yorkshire. Although contents of this catalogue are generally referred to as Wills, there are also other types of documents such as letters of administration and inventories.Therefore, in some ways they are more accurately described as probate documents. [no title or date] R 618 [no title] R 618/1 1755 Nov 21 Contents: Name: Talbot, William Address: Coldcoats, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: tuition [no title] R 618/2 1749 Mar 16 Contents: Name: Talbott, William Address: Coldcoats, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: will, inventory, administration bond [no title] R 618/3 1755 Oct 16 Contents: Name: Tallan, Thomas Address: Biggins, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: Shoemaker Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/4 1755 Jan 23 Contents: Name: Tallant, John Address: Biggins, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: Yeoman Contents: will [no title] R 618/5 1758 Apr 5 Contents: Name: Tatham, Elizabeth Address: Ingleton, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Gentlewoman Contents: will, administration bond, Misc: FORMERLY OF HALLSTEAD [no title] R 618/6 1755 Nov 13 Contents: Name: Tatham, Isabella Address: Cantsfield, Tunstall, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Gent Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/7 1751 Jul 9 Contents: Name: Tatham, Leonard Address: Ingleton, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Gent Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/8 1750 Mar 8 Contents: Name: Tatham, Richard Address: Burton In Lonsdale, Thornton, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Gent Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/9 1755 Nov 1 Contents: Name: Tenant, Catherine Address: Raisgill, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Widow Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/10 1750 Jun 14 Contents: Name: Tennant, John Address: Raws Gales, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Husbandman Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/11 1750 Apr 20 Contents: Name: Thexton, Richard Address: Firbank, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: Minor Contents: curation bond [no title] R 618/12 1760 Mar 6 Contents: Name: Thirnbeck, John Address: Middleton Head, Middleton, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: [Not Known] Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/13 1760 Feb 29 Contents: Name: Thirnbeck, Mary Address: Dowbiggin, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Spinster Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/14 1751 Oct 1 Contents: Name: Thistlethwaite, Agnes Address: Clarks, Dent, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Widow Contents: will, inventory [no title] R 618/15 1749 Jul 31 Contents: Name: Thistlethwaite, Christopher Address: Backstonegill, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Husbandman Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/16 1759 Aug 13 Contents: Name: Thistlethwaite, Isabel Address: Frostra Bankfoot, Dent, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Spinster Contents: will, inventory [no title] R 618/17 1755 Jun 6 Contents: Name: Thistlethwaite, Philip Address: South Lord Land, Dent, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: [Not Known] Contents: will, administration bond [no title] R 618/18 1756 Apr 6 Contents: Name: Thompson, Elizabeth Address: Chappel Houses,Kirthwayte, Dent, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: [Not Known] Contents: will, inventory [no title] R 618/19 1758 Apr 7 Contents: Name: Thompson, Elizabeth Address: Over Burrow, Tunstall, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Widow Contents: will, inventory [no title] R 618/20 1749 Jan 12 Contents: Name: Thompson, John Address: Chappel, Kirthwayte, Dent, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Husbandman Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/21 1756 Mar 15 Contents: Name: Thompson, Mary Address: Guldroy, Marthwaite, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Widow Contents: will, administration bond [no title] R 618/22 1750 Mar 16 Contents: Name: Thornton, Elizabeth Address: Hornby, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Widow Contents: will, codicil, inventory [no title] R 618/23 1752 Oct 27 Contents: Name: Thornton, John Address: Bankhead, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Cordwainer Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/24 1750 May 19 Contents: Name: Thornton, John Address: Hornby, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/25 1752 Mar 10 Contents: Name: Thornton, John Address: Meterbeck, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Linen weaver Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/26 1758 Mar 16 Contents: Name: Thornton, Richard Address: Roburndale, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: will, letter [no title] R 618/27 1755 May 2 Contents: Name: Thornton, William Address: Hornby, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/28 1757 Oct 31 Contents: Name: Titterington, Richard Address: Clapham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Taylor Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/29 1749 Jan 31 Contents: Name: Todhunter, John Address: Firbank, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: Husbandman Contents: administration bond [no title] R 618/30 1756 Mar 29 Contents: Name: Todhunter, William Address: Firbank, Kirby Lonsdale, Lonsdale, Westmorland Occupation: Husbandman Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/31 1752 Dec 22 Contents: Name: Tomlinson, James Address: Burton, Thornton, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Mason Contents: will, inventory, administration bond [no title] R 618/32 1756 Oct 11 Contents: Name: Tomlinson, William Address: Arkholme, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Gent Contents: will [no title] R 618/33 1760 Mar 5 Contents: Name: Tomlinson, William Address: Gill, Sedbergh, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Mason Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/34 1751 Dec 4 Contents: Name: Topham, George Address: Burton In Lonsdale, Thornton, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Innholder Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/35 1753 Sep 29 Contents: Name: Topham, Richard Address: Ingleton, Bentham, Lonsdale, Yorkshire Occupation: Blacksmith Contents: will, administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/36 1755 Jun 3 Contents: Name: Townsend, Margaret Address: Hornby, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Widow Contents: will [no title] R 618/37 1752 Apr 11 Contents: Name: Townson, James Address: Hornby, Melling, Lonsdale, Lancashire Occupation: Yeoman Contents: administration bond, inventory [no title] R 618/38
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