. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. LEYLAND HUNDERT ECCLESTON ihren Enkel Thomas Lord Dacre im Jahr 1506 verkaufte seine Herrenhäuser von fishwick und Eccleston an Edmund Dudley, der Minister von Heinrich VII., die ich nach Dudley's Ausfüh- rung und diese herrenhäuser Verwirkung wurden mit anderen Ländern an seinen Erben John erlaubt, nach-stationen Herzog von northumber-land.2 Die Manor durch verschiedene Hände / und im Jahr 1539 wurde Richard Moly verkauft - Neux, * dessen Erben, auf acquir-ing die anderen Molekülteil, alleiniger Herr. Bradley Hall wurde Adam Rigby, Rektor der Eccleston,^ verkauft und kam 1836 in Th

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. LEYLAND HUNDRED ECCLESTON Their grandson Thomas Lord Dacre in 1506 sold his manors of Fishwick and Eccleston to Edmund Dudley, the minister of Henry VII.i After Dudley's execu- tion and forfeiture these manors were with other lands allowed to his heir John, after- wards Duke of Northumber- land.2 The manor passed through various hands/and in 1539 it was sold to Richard Moly- neux, * whose heir, on acquir- ing the other moiety, became sole lord. Bradley Hall was sold to Adam Rigby, rector of Eccleston, ^ and came by 1836 into the hands of a sister of General John. FiENNSS. Azure three lions rampant or. Rigbye Fletcher.^ The present owner of the estate is said to be Mr. Charles Robert Fletcher Lutwldge.^ Of the hall practically nothing remains except a portion of the moat which is yet filled with water. The house, which stands at the south-east end of the village, a mile from the church, is now a modern farmstead, but parts of the farm buildings, which are of stone, apparently belong to an older building. The other moiety of the manor, once held by the Waltons of the Gernets and their heirs, ^ was sold by the daughter and heir of William de Walton to Henry Earl of Lancaster in 1347, *^ but land in the town- ship was held by the heirs of another branch of the Walton family, and as the manor of TINGREJVE descended in the line of Radcliffe^^ and Barton of Smithills until the 17th century.^^ The moiety of the manor of Eccleston, however, like the earldom Eccleston with various lands of the king as of his duchy of Lancaster by knights' service. Thomas his kinsman (grandson) and heir was fourteen years of age (in 1502) ; Duchy of Lane Inq. p.m. iii, no. 58. It appears that Joan was living and Thomas a minor in 1506; Duchy of Lane. Misc. Bks. xxi, 4.1 d. ^ Pal. of Lane. Plea R. loi, m. 12 ; Duchy of Lane. Inq. p.m. iv, no. 21. 2 L. and P. Hen. nil, i, 1965. By this grant, made in 1511, a third of the manors of

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