. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. Eine Geschichte von Lancashire. Lindsay, Graf von craw - Ford und Balcarres. Quar- terly^I und 4: Gules eine feise freche Argent und Azure für Lindsay; 2 und 3: Oder Löwen gules debruised durch ein Band Zobel, für Abernethy, seinem Sohn Sir Roger, der letzte Baronet, im Jahre 1787 starb, ohne Frage, "der Erbe des Manor und Fincas, seine Schwester Elizabeth.*' Sie heiratete Johannes, dem Sohn des Sir Humphrey Edwin'", und ihre Tochter und Erbin, Elizabeth, heiratete Charles Dalrymple von North Berwick, deren daugh - ter und Erben, Elizabeth Nagel -

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. A HISTORY OF LANCASHIRE. Lindsay, Earl of Craw- ford and Balcarres. Quar- terly^ I and 4 : Gules a feise cheeky argent and azure for Lindsay ; 2 and 3 : Or a lion rampant gules debruised by a ribbon sable, for Abernethy, His son Sir Roger, the last baronet, died in 1787 without issue, " the heir to the manor and estates being his sister Elizabeth.*' She married John son of Sir Humphrey Edwin, '" and her daughter and heir, Elizabeth, married Charles Dalrymple of North Berwick, whose daugh- ter and heir, Elizabeth Brad- shaigh, " married Alexander Lindsay, sixth Earl of Bal- carres. He thus became lord of the manor of Haigh, " which has descended regularly " with the title to James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, who succeeded in 1880." His son. Lord Bal- carres, is the member of Par- liament for the Chorley divi- sion of the county. At the Hall is a valuable library, including a Mazarin Bible among the printed books." Apart from the Bradshaw family there do not seem to have been any important landowners'° in the town- ship, though in 1600 Ralph Charnock was also re- turned as a freeholder." A poor man named John Rycroft was in trouble with the Commonwealth authorities during the Civil War ; he explained that he had assembled with the king's men on Westhoughton Common but had not joined them later/' In connexion with the Established Church St. David's, Haigh, was consecrated in 1833 as a chapel of ease to Wigan ; a district was assigned five years later. The rector of Wigan is patron." At New Springs, St. John Baptist's, an iron church, was licensed in 1871 ; and rebuilt in brick in 1897. A schoolwas founded here about 1660 by the township."" ASPULL Aspul, IZI2 ; 1292 ; Hasphull, 1277 ; Haspehull, 1292; Aspehill, 1292 ; Aspell, 1301; Asphull, 1304, common ; Aspull, 1356, common. Aspden and Asp- shaw occur in the district. This towns

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