2012, ISBN: 113010267X

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[EAN: 9781130102673], Neubuch, [PU: Rarebooksclub.com, United States], Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1850 Excerpt: . Barony of Hornby, and held by Roger de Montbegon. In the 47th Edward III. the Manor was held by Sir William de Tunstall, whose father, Henry de Tunstall, possessed lands in Lancashire in the 17th Edward II. The Manor was forfeited by the attainder of Sir Richard Tunstall in 1464; but the Act of Attainder was reversed and the Estates restored to him in the 14th Edward IV. His descendant, Francis Tunstall Esq. living in the year 1637, sold the possessions of his ancestors, before the year 1612, to Nicholas G-irlington of Qirlington, afterwards of Thurland, from whom they passed, by sale, after the death of John Oirlington Esq. in 1706, to the family of Weleh. Robert Weleh of Leck in Tunstall Esq. who died in 1775, is said to have sold the entire Manor of Thurland, and the Advowson of Tunstall Vicarage, to Miles North of Kirkby Lonsdale Esq. who was succeeded by his son, Richard Toulmin North Esq. who, in 1813, obtained an Act for enclosing about thirteen hundred aeres of waste land within his Manors of Tunstall and Whittington. VOL. II. 3 R Val.ue 161. Patr.on, the Abbey of Croxton. An. no 1612, a Vic.ar pres.ented by Grant from John Girlington Esq. the true Patron. Inst, itutien B. eek, 2, p. 52. Cotonrf. The Parish is divided into 4 Quarters: 1, Tunstall; 2, Burrow, (consisting of 3 Hamlets;) 4, Leek, (wch has likewise 3 Hamlets;) and 4, Cantsfield. There are 4 Churchwardens for ye 4 Quarters; each of wdl names 2 for ye next year to the Min. ister: and he chooses one. Augm.ented wth 2001 an. no 1719, by Mr. Withers, the Vicar. Ball. Thurland Castle.2 $rfj0ol. $U ttt is a petty School; the endowm' is betw. een 20 and 30s p. er an. num. The Church is named in the Valor of 1291, and was valued at 26. 13s. 4d. Prior to the year 1345, tho Advowson w.<