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| 1290 |
Henry de Holt
gave a barn to the abbot of Stanlaw, which Peter de
Chester had held for life(Vol.6 p505) |
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| 1311 |
John del Holt
was a tenant of 1 oxgang of land paying 2s 3d - Read
Manor in Clitheroe. He held lands in Read and Simonstone.
This passed to his son John in 1330. In 1333 he granted
leave to the monks of Whalley to quarry stone in all
the wastes of Read. 1350 John was given a messuage
and land in Read by Adam de Read. (vol 6 p503) He also
aquired land in Townley named The Holt (vol 6 P506) |
| 1317 |
Robert de Holt
and Agnes his wife were given a messuage and land to
hold for life by Peter Radcliffe, father of Agnes,
in Jordan houstead (vol 6 p 401). Also a mesuage and
land in Chirche was granted to him and his wife by
Roger de Cattelow on rendering a rose annually.
(Ref Lanc.Fines 1308-1377) |
| 1320 |
Henry, son of
Thomas de Holt, gave a release to John de Holt
(vol.6 p505) A survey showed Geoffrey, son of Hugh
del Holt was a 'free' tenant of a messuage and 5
acres in Shaw Head, Heaton, rent 8d: also Hugh
del Holt regarding a messuage and 18 acres in Heaton area,
rent a pair of gloves and 1/4 oxgang of land, rent
4d(p324) |
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| 1329 |
After the death
of John de Holt, who had a messuage and land in Read, an
enquiry found that his heir was a son William aged 26,
but this must refer to another Holt family.
(vol.6 p505) |
| 1330 |
Geoffrey, son
of John del Holt, 1330 and 1337 was granted land in
Stakehill and Gooden (p222). In 1353 he purchased 1/6
portion of the manor of Rochdale. Stubley old hall,
on the south side of the road between Rochdale and
Littleborough, 3/4 mile from Littleborough, was the
seat of the Holt family. He was killed at Spotland
in 1372 - shot with arrows. |
| 1331 |
John de Holt of
Colne and another of Read contributed to the subsidy
of 32/33. |
| 1342 |
John, son of
John de Simonstone, granted lands in Mikerode,
Littlerode and Oldhey to Adam del Holt and Maud his
wife (vol 6 p499) |
| 1345 |
Geoffrey, son of
John del Holt gained, on payment of 40 marks, the
right for him and his heirs to lands in Bury afterwards
called the manor of Chesham (p222 also Lanc Fines
1308-1377). Also in 1355 John and son Roger appear in
a claim to lands in Tottington. |
| 1346 |
Salford hundred
- Roger Kay was charged with having cut down John del
Holts trees. |
| 1349 |
Hugh del Holt
acquired Ashworth through marriage to Maud Ashworth.
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| 1351 |
John del Holt
of Salfordshire and his sons Geoffrey and Roger were
among the defendants in the Pilkingtons claim for
the manor of Bury. |
| 1370 |
Hugh del Holt,
brother of Geoffrey, son of John, granted lands in
Bury and Middleton to son Robert and some to younger sons
Hugh and John |
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| 1382 |
Case brought by
Maud widow of Hugh de Holt of Ashworth (p265). |
| 1385 |
John Chesynhale
del Holt on receiving 10 marks remitted all right to
a rood of land and a messuage in Wrightyngton to
William de Hexham. John del Holt senior paid fines
for various writs of different dates (Ref Lanc
Fines p 59) |
| 1386 |
John del Holt
of Chesham died. His heir was Robert a grandson,
son of his own son Geoffrey. |
| 1388 |
Robert, son of
Geoffrey, was granted to him and his heirs messuages
and lands in Hundersfield, (a parish of Rochdale)
Spotland, Middleton, Bury and Henton Norris.(Ref
Lanc Fines p 31) Robert probably died 1401 re
guardianship claim by Greenhaighs re his heir. |
| 1395 |
John de Holt
was granted the manors at Ashworth and Rochdale. |
| 1397 |
John del Holt
(chaplain) granted 3messuages and land in Bury and
Totynton to Henry and Alice Greenhalgh (Ref Lanc.
Fines p 52) |
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