Remains, Historical and Literary, Connected with the Palatine Counties of Lancaster and Chester, Volumen62Chetham Society., 1907 |
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aforesaid Aldcliffe appointed Assizes Atkinson Awcliffe Bailiffs Beck Borough Boundaries of Lancaster Burgesses called Lancaster Marsh Chantry Chaplain Church Comission Corporation Council Countie Pallatine Croskell Dalton his heires Duchy East side Edward Ellel Esqr Executors formerly Freemen Gardner George Hall hath Henry Hodgson Holme Inclosures Inclosures belonging James James Browne John Gardner John Gardyner John of Gaunt Johnson King Lancashire Lancaster Castle Lancaster rode Lancr Lane Lord Loyne Lune Maior Marsh Marsh Estate Marshe grounde called Maties Mayor mill Mylle Nicholas Green North side Northerly direction Oxcliff Parkinson persons Preston prisoners Quarmore Quernmore Red Moss rent resigned Richard Richd River Lune Robert Blackburn Robert Dalton Robt rode and perambulated School Seal Sherson shillings Skerton Stirzaker stone successors Syon thence thereof Thomas Thos Tower Town Clerk Towne of Lancaster Township of Bulk tyme unto Watson Willm Winder Wyresdale ΙΟ
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