A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
ch we are aboutto treat, derived a portion of its early inhe-ritance : It doth appear by a deed, maid in the4th year of Richard ye first, the land nowin our possession in Bicarsteth and Hough-ton, wear given in free mariage by Wil-liam, son of William, son of Simon deBicarsteth, of Bicarsteth, with… … WALMESLEY, gowing upon ye moss, in the form of abarrel: sprung out of the mouth/ The next marriage we find any mentionof is Henry, the son of Thomas Mossocke,who did marry Johan, the first daughter ofAlen Norres, in the reign of Henry yefirst, wth whom he had severall lands inWolfall, Walton,…
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