SKETCHES OF THE TOWNSHIPS OF BLACKLEY, HARPURHEY, MOSTON, AND HAMLETS THE CHAPEL WAS ORIGINALLY ERECTED; TOGETHER WITH NOTICES OF THE MORE ANCIENT LOCAL FAMILIES AND PARTICULARS BY THE REV. JOHN BOOKER, B.A., OF MAGDALENE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, CURATE OF PRESTWICH. MANCHESTER: GEORGE SIMMS, ST. ANN'S SQUARE. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE FRANCIS EGERTON, EARL OF ELLESMERE, VISCOUNT BRACKLEY, K.G., ETC. ETC., THIS HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT CHAPEL OF BLACKLEY, IN MANCHESTER PARISH, IS, WITH HIS LORDSHIP'S PERMISSION, RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED. Robert, who bought the Stealton property in 1808 and built Green Mount Hall +1831 Juney Robina x Capt. Andrew Pedigree Robert Andrew of Manchester, dyen, in 1791 took acr assignment of Redford's Lease, and renewed it in 1793 forgy years. He died in May 1801 intertate (Bes2) Edward x Frances P.124 Haway (a coipple) (of Glossop?) living 1847 in 1834 t Will dated 1841 proves who survived him, & in 1805 she sold to her son Robert X Leveral other Robert x Esther Merton to of Green Mount (turce) 1. Mary +1873 am 13 58 Park 1842 Mar 30 grew up set.57 Sources of information. This book; Wentworth's Blackhy; mancher City News NoQ/100g (§. Ramsbottom); and letters from W. Bean of Harpurday, shoemaker. H.T. Grafton, July 1908. |
