Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year ...Society, 1911 Pedigrees and arms of various families of Lancashire and Cheshire are included in many of the volumes. |
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... Sou Zencashire aut FOR THE YEAR 15. ) VOLUME LAII NEW SERIES -- VOLUME AAVI !!! OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY ་་་ OF Lancashire and Cheshire FOR. IVERPOOL EMFD FOR THE S CIFTY LIVERPOOL PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY. TRANSACTION :
... Sou Zencashire aut FOR THE YEAR 15. ) VOLUME LAII NEW SERIES -- VOLUME AAVI !!! OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY ་་་ OF Lancashire and Cheshire FOR. IVERPOOL EMFD FOR THE S CIFTY LIVERPOOL PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY. TRANSACTION :
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... of Lancashire and Cheshire. OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY ་་་ OF Lancashire and Cheshire FOR THE YEAR 1910 VOLUME LXII NEW SERIES - VOLUME XXVI 1911 1465 Hist 1910 ( RECAP ) Printed by BALLANTYNE ,. LIVERPOOL PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY.
... of Lancashire and Cheshire. OF THE HISTORIC SOCIETY ་་་ OF Lancashire and Cheshire FOR THE YEAR 1910 VOLUME LXII NEW SERIES - VOLUME XXVI 1911 1465 Hist 1910 ( RECAP ) Printed by BALLANTYNE ,. LIVERPOOL PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY.
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Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire. 1465 Hist 1910 ( RECAP ) Printed by BALLANTYNE , HANSON & Co. At the Ballantyne Press , Edinburgh CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE vii COUNCIL AND OFFICERS FOR.
Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire. 1465 Hist 1910 ( RECAP ) Printed by BALLANTYNE , HANSON & Co. At the Ballantyne Press , Edinburgh CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE vii COUNCIL AND OFFICERS FOR.
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... printed in BLACK TYPE , and those of Resident Members have an asterisk attached . DATE OF ELECTION . 1889. April 4 1902. Jan. 16 5 1908. Mar. 1895. Nov. 7 1889. Jan. ΙΟ 1910. Nov. 10 15 1903. Jan. 15 1888. Mar. 22 1909. Oct. 2 1899. Jan ...
... printed in BLACK TYPE , and those of Resident Members have an asterisk attached . DATE OF ELECTION . 1889. April 4 1902. Jan. 16 5 1908. Mar. 1895. Nov. 7 1889. Jan. ΙΟ 1910. Nov. 10 15 1903. Jan. 15 1888. Mar. 22 1909. Oct. 2 1899. Jan ...
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... printed in this country ' on the subject of these ancient marks , and before the mate- rials requisite for a satisfactory account of them can be obtained it will be necessary to collect particulars of many examples in addition to those ...
... printed in this country ' on the subject of these ancient marks , and before the mate- rials requisite for a satisfactory account of them can be obtained it will be necessary to collect particulars of many examples in addition to those ...
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alias Norrey ancient Angier Archæological Society Argent Ashm Becconsall Benedict Brooke Bishop Bridgeman Bishop of Chester born brass building built century chancel Charles Eyes Cheshire Church Churchwardens coat consecrated Corporation Crest Croston dated deeds Derby died Documents Duchy Edward Esquire Everton EXEMPLIFICATION OF ARMS Exhibited feoffees Flower alias gent george Norroy King granted Green Gregson Hall Henry Herald Hesketh Hindley Hindley Chapel James John Eyes John Prescott Kenyon MSS King of Armes Lancashire Lancashire and Cheshire land lease Legh Library Liverpool London Lord Manchester Manor married Mayor mentioned merchants Messuage minister Monumental Brasses Nicholas Nonconformists Office paid Parish of Croston pedigree Pilkington Plan of Liverpool printed Puritans Rector Rector of Croston Richard Brooke Robert Rufford seal shield side Somerford St george Norroy Streynsham Master Survey Swettenham Thomas Town vnto Whalley Wigan William William Pilkington yards
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