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A little nest of names with Manx connections is revealed in Vol. IV. of the Lancs. Parish Register Soc., in Wigan Parish Church, 1580-1625, and in Hitchings, References to English Surnames
INDEX III LIST OF TREENS, A. D. 1511-1515
INDEX IV LIST OF SURNAMES MENTIONED IN THE MANORIAL ROLL
Some additional information from J.R Dickenson The Lordship of Man under the Stanleys 1996 ... A.W.Moore Supplement to History of the Isle of Man =>
THE TENANTS OF THE ABBEY LANDS OF THE MONASTERY OF RUSHEN From Lib. Mon. 1579 to 1654 in the Registry of Deeds, Isle of Man
A Waste Booke for ye Drawinge of ye ould names Anno Dni 1611
THIS is a booke contayninge all ye yearely Rents payd forth of the Abbey Lands, viz ffarrne land, demesne, cottage and Mylnes, delivered up to me John Halsall by the hands of Thomas Bruckfield to be kept uppon record for a true booke thereof wch Bruckfield is servant under ye Right Honrable Lady Alice Countesse Dowager of Derby and officer for her in the Accompts toutching those lands. May 29 1611
NAMES OF THE FARMS AND INTACKS IN THE SEVERAL TREENS AND PARISHES, A.D. 1511-1515
Extracted from the Lord’s Composition Book of Charles, the 8th Earl of Derby, A.D. 1703.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT Shedyngs of Rushen, Medall, and Garff
A REVIEW OF THE MANKS HISTORY, FROM THE NORWEGIAN CONQUEST TO THE DEATH OF Gødred THE SON OF OLAVE.
A REVIEW OF THE MANKS HISTORY, FROM THE NORWEGIAN CONQUEST TO THE DEATH OF Gødred THE SON OF OLAVE.
A REVIEW OF THE MANKS HISTORY, FROM THE DEATH OF Gødred, THE SON OF OLAVE, TO THE SCOTTISH CONQUEST
. A REVIEW OF THE MANKS HISTORY, FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DRUIDS, TO THE NORWEGIAN CONQUEST. =>
The Norse Discovery of America: Book I. Arguments and Proofs That Support the Claim of Norse Discovery of America: Chapter II. The Saga of Eric the Red
The Norse Discovery of America: Book I. Arguments and Proofs That Support the Claim of Norse Discovery of America: Chapter II. The Saga of Eric the Red
The Norse Discovery of America: Book I. Arguments and Proofs That Support the Claim of Norse Discovery of America: Chapter IV. A Brief History of Eric the Red