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s , F . S . A . , Highfields, B
id s t o
n R o a d , Birkenhead,
Sir G e o r g e J.
A r m v t a g e , Bart., D .L .,
F .S.A., Kirklees Park, B rig-
Lieut.-C
ol. H e n r y F i s h w i c k , F.S.A .,
T he Heights, Rochdale,
Vice-
H e n r y B r i e r l y ,
I ! . A., 26 Swinley Road, Wigan.
W i l l i a m F a r r e r , D .Litt., H all Garth, C a r
nforth.
R o b e r
t G l a d
st o
n e, Jun., H . C . L . , M . A . , V ale R o a d , W oolton, near
W m. F e r g u
s s o n I r v i n e , M.A., F .S .A ., 56 Park Road South, B irken
Co
lonel J o h n P a r k e r , C.B., D .L., F .S .A ., Brow
sholme, Clitheroe.
W . D. P i
n k, Winslade, Lowton, Newton-le-W i
llow
s.
R . D. R A D C L I
F F E , M.A., F
.S .A ., O
ld Swan, Liverpool.
C h a r l e s W . S u t t o n , M .A., Free R efere
nce Library, M anche
ster.
W m . A s h
t o n T o n g e , S t a n e c ly ff e , D i s
ley.
F. C. B e a z l e y , F.S .A ., 27 Shrew
sbury Road, Oxton, Birkenhead.
R o n a l d S t e w a r t - B r o
w n, M .A., F .S .A ., 34 Castle Street, Liverpoo
l.

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D NOW P R E S E R V E D IN T H E P R
O B A T E C O U R T AT
F r o m 1 7 9 3
t o 1 8 1 2 .
A L I S T O F T H E W I L L S P R O V E D I N T H E
L ieut.-Col. H E N R Y F I S H W I C K , F .
S .A.
T
i i e R e c o r d S o c
i e t y .

T h e twenty-t
h ird volume of the Society’s publications, which a p
peared in 1 8 9 1 , contains a List of the I^ancashire W ills proved at
Lancaster from
1 748 to the end o f 179 2, and of H a lt o n W ill
s
T h e present volume continues the list d
o wn to 1 8 1 2 ,
the latest date al
lowed for pre
sent publication.
T h e Wills o f the five Western Deaneries of the A rc h d e a c o n r y
of Richm ond ceased to be proved at Lancaster in 18 5 7 (see
Introductions to Vols. X , X I I I , and X X I I 1).
T h e Wills in this volume are at Lancaster, where all the
Lancashire Wills proved in the Archdeaconry of R ic h m o n d since
date were, in 18 74 , moved to Somerset House.
application by the Yorkshire Archaiological Society, the Wills
relating to the Eastern Richm ond Deaneries o f B o ro u g h bridge,
Catterick, and Richm ond were transferred from S om erse t H o u s e
to the District Probate Registry at York.
application it was suggested that this Society should apply for
the tran
sfer, to Lancaster, of the Lancashire portion o f the
Richmond Wills at Somerset House, but the C o u n
c il declin ed
to do so as it was considered that the documents were more
conveniently accessib
le in London (where there is a skille d body
o f professional searchers and transcribers) than at Lancaster.
In the early part of the present year the H onorary S ecretary was
informed that it was proposed to remove the Lancash ire portion
o f the R ichmond Wills to York (where the Y orksh ire portion
had already gone), and upon inquiry at the Principal Probate
Registry it was found that the removal to Y ork of the remaining
R ic h
mond Wills had been authorised but not yet c a rried out.
Strong protests were at once made by this Society and other
Archaeological Societies, to the President of the Probate D iv isio
n

and also to the R oyal Com m issio ners now sitting to inquir
e
into the custody and preservation o f public records, and it is
satisfactory to be able to state that in c o n se q u e n c e o f these
protests it was decided in February last that the R ich m o nd
Wills, other than those o f the Y orksh ire D e a n erie
s, should
T h is vol
ume also i
ncludes a list o f the Will
s proved within
the Peculiar of the M anor of H alto n for the same p eri
o d.
are very few, and since the death o f William Bradshaw , Esq.
(L ord o f the M anor o f H alton), in 1 8
1 5, no Wil
l has been
T h e Society
is indebted to the President o f the P ro b a te Divi
sion of His Majesty’s H igh Court o f Ju s t i
c e f
o r permission to
permit these indices, and I must also personally th ank B. D.
Adams, Esq., the Distri
c t Registrar at L a n c aster, for kind

E X P L A N A T I
O N OF T H E A B
B R E V I A
A d . means an administration but no Will
.
A.W . signifies an Administration with Will annexed.
T u o n or C u r o n B o
n d signifies a B ond given for the guardian
sh
ip o f the in
fant child or children of the deceased.
“ A
,” “ F , ”
“ K , ”
“ L , ” at the end of the desc
ription, indicate
the Deanery in which the papers are filed (Amounderness,
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