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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Hospitals St Giles , Chester

    was marked by an inscription in 1935 . 27 Priors, Masters, or Wardens Ralph Bebington , occurs 1295, 1296. 28 Roger, occurs 1298. 29 Randal of Bebington , occurs 1304, 1311-12 . 30 Matthew de Northal, occurs 1312-13 . 31

    Houses of Benedictine monks The abbey of Chester

    the churches of Astbury , Coddington , Tattenhall , and Waverton , the chapels of Bebington and Christleton , tenements in Chester and lands at Bebington , Cotton Abbotts , Crewe (in Farndon ), Greasby , Lostock Gralam , Macclesfield

    Bepton Parish Church of St Mary Bepton

    V.C.H. Suss . i, 423. Cal. Close , 1242-7 , p. 248, where it is printed as 'Dolington' ( recte Bebington ). Farrer ( Honors and Knights' Fees , iii, 39) renders this ' Dallington '. Cal. Close , 1307-13

    Mayors and sheriffs of Chester

    Hawarden, Richard Stalmin 1399-1400 John of Capenhurst John of Hawarden, Richard of Bradley 1400-1 John of Bebington Richard Stalmin, William Heath 1401-2 John of Bebington (died) 48 Robert the marshal John of Hawarden, Thomas of Acton (died), John of Arrowe

    Religious houses Introduction CHESHIRE RELIGIOUS HOUSES

    Macclesfield was given a royal protection for five years. 9 In 1283 the brethren of the house of lepers of Bebington were licensed to inclose and cultivate part of the forest of Wirral ; that hospital, which gave its name

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    niwrnod oed, Laura, ac esr y 15fed, yn 20 niwrnod oed, Hannah, en daa faban-efeilliaid. Claddwyd hwynt ddydd Sadwrn yu. Bebington Cemetery. Gwasanaethwyd ar yr achlysur gan y Parchn. Peter Jones a Hugh Jones (A.) Cafodd y chwaer uchod ei Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    , BIRKENHEAD A'R CYLCHOEDD. I LLOFRUDDIAETH DYBtEDIG YN BEBINGTON UCHAF. Dydl LIUn. y 3Osin cynfisol, daetbpwyd o hyd i gorlf dynes i nean pump ar hugain oed, gwraig i lafurwr o Bebington Uchaf, gerllaw y dref hon, yn noflo mewn Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Fadwrn, Gor. 28ain, daeah tyrfa liosog a pharchus o gyfeillion i'w hebrwng i dg ei hir gartref, yn mynwent eglwys Bebington (yn unol a deddf newydd claddu), lIle yr oedd daa o'a hanwyliaid yn gorwedd. Gwasanaethwyd yn y tI cyn Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    sr n (gynt o Birkenhead), yn 62ain mlwydd oed. tinu Claddwyd hi y dydd Mercher canlynol yn a a nguhladdfa Bebington. yn ROWLANDS.- Mawrlth l9eg yn 72ain mlwydd oed wr Mr. Rowland Rowlands, Penygraig. au THoMAs.-Ebrill 2il, yn 47ain mlwydd Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    fain, ar y 7fed cyfisol, yn 67 mlwydd oed. Rh Cymerodd yrb angladd le y dyddi Gwelaer'dilynol a'r yn Cemetery Bebington, gem Birkenheod.- C!aid- cy wyd y marwamewn beddrod sydd yn sefyll o fewn dai yoeiydig latheni i'r lie v Subscribers-only content

  • * Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858 *

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    CP.G.1807

    Notes: Cannot identify the surname 'Froke' Participant: Derbens Woolster [Woolster] Role: witness Details: male; 66 Employment: doctor Location: Bebington (Cheshire) Place(s): Bebington(Bebington) : ecclesiastical parish Chester (Cestren) : diocese Notes: Cannot identify the surname 'Woolster' Participant: John Yate [Yate]

    TRANS.CP.1576/1

    Minshull (Cheshire) Church Minshull (Mynshull) : undefined Cheshire Location: Bebington (Cheshire) Place(s): Tranmere (Tranmore) : undefined Location: Shotwick (Cheshire) Place(s): Great Saughall (Great Sanghall) : undefined Location: Bebington (Cheshire) Place(s): Bebington(Bebington) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Malpas (Cheshire) Place(s): Malpas

    CP.G.513

    yeoman Location: Barmston (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Barmston (Barneston) : ecclesiastical parish Cheshire Location: Chester (Chester) : city Location: Bebington (Cheshire) Place(s): Bebington (Bebyngton, Bebington, Bebynton, Bebinton) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Cheshire Place(s): Wirral (Wirrall) : rural deanery Location: Cheshire Location: Manchester

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    James Adams, 20/8/1753

    Adams Forename James Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 20/8/1753 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bebington// OTHER INFORMATION Source CRO, EDA 1/6 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Keene, Edmund/Chester 1752- 1771 Comment Instituted "by prayer at

    James Adams, 20/8/1753

    Surname Adams Forename James Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 20/8/1753 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bebington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E331/Chester/25 (Returns to First Fruits Office) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Keene, Edmund/Chester 1752- 1771 Comment

    Thomas Runcorne, 10/10/1556

    Runcorne Forename Thomas Title Mr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 10/10/1556 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bebington// OTHER INFORMATION Source CRO, EDA 1/1 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Scott, Cuthbert/Chester 1556- 1559 Comment Presentation: 6/10/1556.

    James Adams, 20/8/1753

    CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Adams Forename James Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 20/8/1753 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bebington// OTHER INFORMATION Source CRO, EDV 2/34 (Clergy call book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Keene, Edmund/Chester 1752- 1771 Comment

    Simon Jacson, 20/8/1753

    Jacson Forename Simon Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 20/8/1753 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bebington// OTHER INFORMATION Source CRO, EDA 1/6 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Keene, Edmund/Chester 1752- 1771 Comment Instituted "by prayer

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    IRELAND, George (d.1596), of The Hutt, in Halewood, Lancs.

    fortunes, and for him too there was little time left for litigation. He died 15 July 1596, ‘lord of Hutt, Hale, Crowton, part of Bebington, Kingsley, Chester, etc.’, leaving as heir his son John, the last Elizabethan sheriff of Lancashire.[footnote]

 

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