ISBN: 9781130670639

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RareBooksClub.com. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 106 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.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: . . . 7, p. 204, PszacOT. Brueh or Birch. Hall, the M Manor House of Poulton-witb-Fearnhead, passed with Joan, daughter and heiress of Sir Gilbert Haydock, in marriage to Sir Peter Legh CfjantirS. JKj and f Ijf Benefactions to ye Poor are contained in sev. eral large jgSga Tables hnng up in y6 Church, w are laid out in Land by certain Trustees, and amount to 461 p. er an. num. There is likewise 1501 in money, the Int. erest of which is given to ye Poor at y discretion of y8 Trustees. Certif. ied an. no 1725, y ye Estates in Land vested in Trustees, for ye Education of Poor Children of y TownsP of Warrington, and binding ym out Apprentices, was 48I-5s-0Od p. er an. num; and money at Interest, given by sev. eral persons for ye use of the Poor, was 240-158-0d, besides 151 not yet put out. Out of ye Estate given to y8 Poor, 51 p. er an. num is paid to y Master of ye New School behind Trinity Chappell, for teaching 20 poor Boyes to read, write, or cast Accounts. of Lyme Knt. who received his death wound on the field of Azincourt, and died afterwards at Paris, in the year 1422. This Manor was given by his descendant, Sir Peter Legh of Lyme M. P. who died in the year 1636, to his fourth son, Peter, whose son and successor, Piers Legh of Birch Esq. living in the year 1666, left issue an only daughter and heiress, Prances, who married her kinsman, Peter Legh of Lyme Esq. living in the year 1728, and thus conveyed again this Manor to the elder branch of the family. It has, however, been sold by the family, and was bought about the year 1825 by Thomas Parr of Warrington Esq. It is now a modern brick house. 6 Bradley Manor belonged to John de Heydock in the 3d Richard II. 1379, and Sir Gilbert Haydock, in the year 1344, obtained a License for free warren in Bradele. . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN., RareBooksClub.com<