1405 |
Hugh de Holt
and brother William - feoffers granted them an annual
rent on death of Maud and John de Holt p178 |
1408 |
The Holt in
Townley mentioned in connection with Margery de Holt
(vol 6 p 506) |
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1414 |
Balderstone
lands in Castleton passed to James del Holt (son of Geoffrey
del Holt) p204 |
1419 |
Balderstone settled on Henry del
Holt (bastard), Elizabeth and Agnes. Henry died in 1520 without male issue p.204 |
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1424 |
Greenbooths in
Spotland granted to Geoffrey son of John de Holt p209.
James Holt , Justice of the peace for Lancashire, was sent
with Ralph Redcliffe, also a JP by the sheriff to keep
order in a violent feud between Thomas Stanley and Sir
Richard Molyneux (p12). |
1425 |
James del Holt
paid fines re final concords (Ref Lanc Fines p 124) |
1427 |
James Holt had land in
Heaton Norris (p324).Richard de Holt acquired lands on
marriage to Ellen, daughter of Henry ?(see vol 3) |
1428 |
Robert del Holt
of Chesum named re final concords (p131 also Lanc
Fines) |
1429 |
Robert del Holt of
Totlington complained of stolen cows |
1435 |
Alice, widow of
Robert del Holt named in final concords (Ref Lanc
Fines p127) |
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NB at this
time there were more than one Robert del Holts |
1441 |
Ralph Holt claimed
2 messuages, 60 acres etc in Bury and Middleton against Thomas
son of William Key. |
1445 |
John Holt of
the Bridge, also had Stakehill, agreed with John Clegg re
marriage of his son Henry Holt to Margery, daughter. The
deed also mentions lands formerly held by Henry Holt and Margery
in Bury and Middleton p137. |
1445 |
Oliver, son of
John Holt of Hundersfield charged with having maltreated
Alice, wife of John Clegg.p219 |
1447 |
A demonstration at
Fieldhouse, part of Buckley lands was hostile to Ralph
Holt.p226 |
1448 |
Hugh Holt fined and
outlawed - sons Thurston and William mentioned p178 |
1449 |
Gristlehurst
already held by Ralph Holt by inheritance. He was
married to Ellen. The Gristlehurst Holts held
large portions of monastic estates p175. Ralph Holt
was father of Sir Thomas Holt of Gristlehurst,
who obtained large grants of the estates of
Cockersand Abbey etc from Henry VII p175 |
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