Roger Booth

Roger married Catherine Hatton about 1450. Catherine (daughter of Ralph Hatton and unnamed spouse) was born in 0___ 1425 in Sawley, Derbyshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Isabel Booth was born about 1456 in Sawley, Derbyshire, England; died on 20 Mar 1483 in (Durham, England); was buried in Brancepeth, Durham, England.
2. Robert Booth

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John married Joanna Trafford in ~1378 in Barton-upon-Irwell, Eccles, Greater Manchester, England. Joanna (daughter of Sir Henry Trafford, Knight and Margaret Ince) was born in ~1358 in Trafford, Lancashire, England; died in >1410 in (Lancashire, England). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Elena Worsley in 1352 in (Lancashire) England. Elena (daughter of Robert Worsley and Cicely Bromhall) was born in ~ 1338 in (Worsley, Lancashire, England); died in 0___ 1400 in (Lancashire, England). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Less detailGeneration: 1

1. Sir Henry Trafford was born Abt 1324, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Henry Trafford and Agnes Doterinde); died 1386.
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Henry — Margery Ince. Margery (daughter of Robert Ince and Unknown) was born Abt 1330; died 1416. [Group Sheet]

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Joanna Trafford was born Abt 1358; died Yes, date unknown.

Generation: 2

2. Henry Trafford was born Abt 1292-1299, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of John de Trafford and Unknown); died 1370.
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Henry — Agnes Doterinde. Agnes was born Abt 1302; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


3. Agnes Doterinde was born Abt 1302; died Yes, date unknown.
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1. Sir Henry Trafford was born Abt 1324, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died 1386.
Margaret Trafford was born Abt 1338, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died Aug 1434.


Generation: 3

4. John de Trafford was born Abt 1264, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Sir Henry de Trafford and Margaret); died 1320, Trafford, , Lancashire, England.
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John — Unknown. Unknown was born Abt 1268; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


5. Unknown was born Abt 1268; died Yes, date unknown.
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2. Henry Trafford was born Abt 1292-1299, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died 1370.


Generation: 4

8. Sir Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1236, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Sir Henry de Trafford and Loretta); died 1334.
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Henry — Margaret. Margaret was born Abt 1240; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


9. Margaret was born Abt 1240; died Yes, date unknown.
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4. John de Trafford was born Abt 1264, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died 1320, Trafford, , Lancashire, England.


Generation: 5

16. Sir Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1208, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Henry de Trafford and Christina); died 1288.
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Henry — Loretta. Loretta was born Abt 1212; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


17. Loretta was born Abt 1212; died Yes, date unknown.
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8. Sir Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1236, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died 1334.


Generation: 6

32. Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1180, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Richard de Trafford and Unknown); died Yes, date unknown.
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Henry — Christina. Christina was born Abt 1184; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


33. Christina was born Abt 1184; died Yes, date unknown.
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16. Sir Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1208, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died 1288.


Generation: 7

64. Richard de Trafford was born Abt 1152, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Henry de Trafford and Unknown); died Yes, date unknown.
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Richard — Unknown. Unknown was born Abt 1156; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


65. Unknown was born Abt 1156; died Yes, date unknown.
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32. Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1180, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died Yes, date unknown.


Generation: 8

128. Henry de Trafford was born Abt 1124, Trafford, , Lancashire, England (son of Henricus de Trafford and Unknown); died Yes, date unknown.
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Henry — Unknown. Unknown was born Abt 1128, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


129. Unknown was born Abt 1128, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died Yes, date unknown.
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64. Richard de Trafford was born Abt 1152, Trafford, , Lancashire, England; died Yes, date unknown.

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Henry married Margaret Ince(Lancashire) England. Margaret was born in ~ 1330 in Ince in Makerfield, Wigan, Lancashire, England; died on 17 Jan 1416 in Trafford, Lancashire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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About Marjorie Trafford
ID: I204670
Name: Margery [@ ^] de Ince
Sex: F
Birth: 1348 in Ince in Makerfield, Wigan, Lancashire, England
Death: 1416
Father: Robert [@ ^] de Ince b: 1304 in Makerfield, Wigan, Lancashire, England
Father: Robert de Ince b: ABT 1304
Marriage 1 Sir Henry [^] de Trafford b: 1334 in Trafford, Lancashire, England

Children

Isabel [@] de Trafford b: 1340
Margaret [@] de Trafford b: ABT 1363 in Trafford, Lancashire, England
Joanna [@ ^] de Trafford b: 1364 in Trafford, Lancastershire, England
Henry [@] de Trafford b: 1381 in Trafford, Lancashire, England

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In 1307, by fine, a settlement of lands in Barton was made, Robert son of John del Booths being plaintiff, and John del Booth of Barton deforciant.

Robert de Booth attested charters in 1317 and 1325; De Trafford D. no. 265, 264.

Agnes, widow of Robert del Booth, is named at Easter 1354; Duchy of Lanc. Assize R. 3,m. 2.

Sources

'Townships: Barton', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 363-376. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41441 Date accessed: 16 March 2012.

Robert married Agnes LNU before 1320 in (Lancashire, England). Agnes was born in 0___ 1300 in (Lancashire, England); died in 0___ 1354 in (Lancashire, England). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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"In 1299 Henry son of Richard de Worsley granted to Robert his son land in Worsley called Mokenis, the bounds beginning at Acornsyke, where it was met by the fall of Kronkysker, between Worsley and Astley; along the fall to Blackbrook, thence by the bounds of Astley and Irlam, across the moss to Ringand Pits, and thence going down to the Meadowyard."

On 25 July 1301: "At York, on the Morrow of St. John the Baptist, 29 Edward I - between Robert, son of Henry de Workesleye, plaintiff, by Robert de Asshton, his guardian, put in his place, and Henry de Workesleye, deforciant of 100 acres of wood and 200 acres of pasture in Workesleye (Worsley). Henry acknowledged the tenement to be the right of Robert, son of Henry, and rendered it to him, to hold to him and his heirs in perpetuity, of the chief lords of the fee, by the services thereto belonging. For this acknowledgement Robert, son of Henry, gave him 40 lbs. sterling."

Robert also received, from his father, five hundred acres of wood and five hundred acres of pasture, called the Boothes, and from him descended the Worsleys of Boothes, also in Worsley township. (Ref: Lancashire Record Society)

In 1322, Margaret, formerly wife of Henry, sold and released to Robert her son all her goods in Worsley, movable and immovable, for ¹40 sterling which he had paid her. (Ref: History of the Co. of Lancashire)

He had a share of the manor, known as Booths, assigned to him in 1323, so that in future, out of the free rent, he and his heirs were to pay 2s. to the chief lord, leaving 18s. to be paid by the lord of Worsley. (Ref: British History Online)

It's known he died before 1350, as in that year Agnes, widow of Robert de Worsley, claimed her dower in twenty-one messuages and various lands in Worsley and Heaton Norris. William son of Robert, in defending, denied Agnes's marriage, but she averred that it took place on the Wednesday after 29 Aug. 1346, at the door of St. Mary's Church, Deane; De Banco R. 363, m. 78 d. (Ref: British History Online)

Sources

'Townships: Worsley', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 376-392. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41442 Date accessed: 16 March 2012.
Farrer, William. Final Concords of the County of Lancaster, The Record Society for the Publication of Original Documents Relating to Lancashire and Cheshire (printed for The Record Society. 1899)
Vol. XXXIX Page 193: "Richard and Robert de Worsley, sons of Henry de Worsley, appear to have acquired estates from their mother Joan, who died 1293. She may have been an Ashton, seeing that Robert de Ashton was guardian of her sons until their majority."
A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4, publ. 1911, William Farrer & J. Brownbill (editors).

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Robert married Cicely Bromhall. Cicely was born in ~ 1300. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt Birth: ~1285, (Brereton, Cheshire) England
• Alt Death: Bef 1354

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"Averia, wife of Adam son of Simon de Barton, in 1284 demanded against John de Barton a messuage in Barton, and against John del Booths an oxgang of land in the same vill; De Banco R. 52, m. 24. In 1292 Amery, daughter of Gilbert de Barton claimed land in Barton against John del Booths, but was non-suited on failing to appear; Assize R. 408, m. 16. Ten years later John de Booths did not prosecute a claim against Cecily widow of Gilbert de Barton; Assize R. 418, m. 8. The plural form, Booths, which occasionally appears, leads to the supposition that the place from which this family derived its name was Booths in Worsley. If so, the founder of it may be identified with a John de Booths, who as late as 1303 was claimed by Henry de Worsley as his native and fugitive, but who produced Henry's charter, releasing to him all action of nativity, so that he with his sequel and chattels should remain free and of free condition for ever; De Banco R. 145, m. 1 d." (Ref: British History Online)

"In 1320-?2 Barton proper seems to have reckoned as half a knight's fee, or eight oxgangs of land. Mamecestre, ii, 362, 379. The mill of Barton, situated by the Irwell, was worth 40s. in 1322; the tenants of the lord ground thereat to the sixteenth measure. A several fishery between Barton ford and Frith ford was worth 8d.; four fens had been partially enclosed for building upon, and with some arable land let at 12s.; ibid. 371, 372, 364. The lord's tenants of Irlam and seven other hamlets held eight oxgangs of land, and paid 16d. sake fee, 5s. for castle ward, and provided puture for the serjeants; ibid. 289." (Ibid)

Sources

'Townships: Barton', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 363-376. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41441 Date accessed: 16 March 2012.
Ancestry.com family trees

John married Loretta Barton. Loretta (daughter of John Grelley and Agnes Barton) was born in 0___ 1270; died after 1354. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Henry married Margaret Shoresworth. Margaret (daughter of Robert Richard Shoresworth and Cecily Denton) was born in ~1270 in Lancashire, England; died in 1363. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married unnamed spouse. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Agnes Barton in 0___ 1265 in (Lancashire) England. Agnes (daughter of Sir Gilbert de Barton, Knight and Cecilia of York) was born in ~ 1242 in (Lancashire) England; died after 1292 in (Lancashire) England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Per British History Online:

"Sir Gilbert de Barton granted to Agnes, his 'daughter and heir,' for her marriage a moiety of the vill of Barton in homages and services, of Dumplington and Hulme in demesnes and services, of Irlam, &c., in services; Dods. MSS. cxlix, fol. 150. He granted her wardship to Sir John de Blackburn, and she was to be married to his eldest son and heir; ibid. 150b. Sir John, however, released to Sir Thomas Grelley the said wardship and marriage; ibid.

"There was another daughter Alice, who made grants of land near Boysnope; De Trafford D. no. 206?09; also a daughter Amery; Assize R. 408, m. 16

"It appears that Agnes was married to John Grelley, whose place in the Grelley pedigree is unknown; for Loretta, daughter of John Grelley, was in 1292 a plaintiff in a Barton case; Assize R. 408, m. 4 d. Agnes, as daughter of Gilbert de Barton, was plaintiff from 1275 onwards in various suits respecting the manor. Against Peter Grelley, uncle of Robert, she sought half the manor in 1275, and next year demanded two-thirds, or two-thirds of a moiety, against Robert Grelley; De Banco R. 7, m. 21; 13, m. 3; 17, m. 25d. Cecily, the widow of Gilbert de Barton, had the other third; ibid. R. 33, m. 48; see De Trafford D. no. 199, 200.

"Agnes may have married, secondly, Alexander le Mey of Bromyhurst; Alexander and his wife Agnes in 1277 granted to the former's son Alexander a messuage and two parts of an oxgang of land in Barton, to be held of the heirs of Agnes; Final Conc. i, 152. If so, she was living, a widow, in 1292; Assize R. 408, m. 32, 3 d. The Mey family long continued to hold lands in Barton."

"Agnes, as daughter of Gilbert de Barton, was plaintiff from 1275 onwards in various suits respecting the manor. Against Peter Grelley, uncle of Robert, she sought half the manor in 1275, and next year demanded two-thirds, or two thirds of a moiety, against Robert Grelley; De Banco R. 7, m. 21; 13, m. 3; 17, m. 25d. Cecily, the widow of Gilbert de Barton, had the other third; ibid. R. 33, m. 48."

Sources

'Townships: Barton', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 363-376. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41441 Date accessed: 16 March 2012.

Richard married Maud Wardley. Maud (daughter of John Wardley and Alice Eccles) was born in ~1220 in (Lancashire) England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Cecily Denton. Cecily (daughter of Alexander Denton and Alice Eccles) was born in ~1242 in (Lancashire, England); died after 1299. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Living in the year, 1275...

William married Sibel de Brereton(Cheshire) England. Sibel (daughter of Sir William Brereton, Knight and Margery Thornton) was born in ~1255 in Barton, Lancashire, England; died in 1279 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sybil "Sibel, Sebilla" de Booth formerly Brereton aka de Brereton
Born about 1255 in Barton, Lancashire, , England
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of Gilbert (Brereton) of Brereton and [mother unknown]
Sister of Henry Brereton
Wife of William Booth — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of Thomas Booth
Died 1279 in , , England
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Biography
Name
Name: Sybil /de Brereton/[1]
Name: Sebilla /Brereton/[2]
Name: Sebilla /Brereton/[3]
Birth
Birth:
Date: ABT 1255
Place: Barton, Lancashire
Note
Various gedcoms at Ancestry.com call her daughter of Gilbert, Ralph or Richard Brereton.

Sources

http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p374.htm#i11218
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=13248593&pid=1468349839
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"Gilbert married Margery, daughter of Hugh de Eland of Eland and Rochdale, who gave Gilbert in frank marriage with his daughter, certain lands in Naden in Spotland (H'halley Couchcr, p. 64o). Gilbert also purchased from Robert de Mitton certain lands which had been bestowed upon Jordan de Mitton (the said Robert's grandfather), early in the reign of Henry II., by Hugh de Eland, in frank marriage with his daughter Wymark, viz., two oxgangs of land in Wardleworth, and two oxgangs in Heley (Whalley Coucher, pp. 623, 627). This land afterwards became the nucleus of the Byron estates in the lordship of Rochdale.

"Gilbert de Barton granted land as an appurtenance of Monton to Geoffrey de Byron, the bounds beginning at Gildenhaleford, following the hedge of Eccles as far as the monks' gate, across Westslack to the brook by Torthalen, and along the brook to Caldebrook and up this to Denebrook.

"It is evident from several facts, ?e.g. that the Abbot of Cockersand held Westhoughton as one oxgang by the service of the fortieth part of a knight's fee?that the original fee of Barton was of eighty oxgangs or ten plough-lands. Of this a fourth part had been alienated before 1212; possibly, as above suggested, one ploughland in Aspull, one in Turton and half in Brockholes. Of the remainder three oxgangs may have been given in alms, so that seventeen oxgangs were responsible for the service of half a knight's fee, instead of the original twenty. Of these seventeen, four must have been sold, so that Gilbert de Barton was liable only for the service from thirteen.

"At Easter 1250 the complaint was renewed, but with respect to the thirteen oxgangs only?the rest may have been sold?and 4s. 1d. for sake fee; but Thomas Grelley further alleged that Gilbert had granted to his daughter, then only eight years of age, a moiety of the tenement. Gilbert was adjudged in the wrong; Cur. Reg. R. 139, m. 9; 140, m. 7; Final Conc. i, 117.

"There seems to be no record of Gilbert's sale of the lordship, which is inferred from the later history.

"Gilbert de Barton was a benefactor of Stanlaw; Whalley Couch. i, 50.

"He died in or before 1275, when inquiry was made if he had held four messuages and certain lands, 6s. 8d. rent, and two parts of a mill in Barton, then in the possession of Robert Grelley; a fine was made by which Robert's right was acknowledged and he granted certain lands to Gilbert's son John de Barton and his heirs; Assize R. 1235, m. 11. This grant included Salteye, half of Boysnope and land between the Irwell and Chat Moss; Copped Greave, Deep Lache, Derboch, and the Hay are mentioned among the bounds."

He succeeded to the manor of Barton. (Gilbert was a minor at the death of his grandmother (he was her heir) in 1220, but had livery of his lands two years later; he adopted Barton as a surname and was made a knight. On 26 Jan 1222, a mandate was given to the Sheriff of Lancaster to give to Gilbert, described as nepos et heres of Edith de Barton, livery of 32 oxgangs of land with the appurtenances in Barton [cum membris], which he ought to hold of the King in socage, and for which he had fined for his relief by ten marks, and had done homage (Fine Roll, 6 Hen. III., m. 7). He held the remainder of his estates in Barton cum membris by military service, of Robert Grelley, lord of Manchester.

Sir Gilbert de Barton granted to Agnes, his 'daughter and heir,' for her marriage, a moiety of the vill of Barton in homages and services, of Dumplington and Hulme in demesnes and services, of Irlam, &c., in services; Dods. MSS. cxlix, fol. 150. He granted her wardship to Sir John de Blackburn, and she was to be married to his eldest son and heir; ibid. 150b. Sir John, however, released to Sir Thomas Grelley the said wardship and marriage; ibid.

He fell into the hands of Aaron, the Jew of York, (fn. 26) and parted with large portions of his lands, (fn. 27) and finally sold his great lordship to Robert Grelley his feudal superior. (fn. 28) This sale was confirmed by his son John. (fn. 29) Gilbert retained or regained the manor of Barton, but this was given to his daughter Agnes, (fn. 30) perhaps in view of her marriage with a Grelley, (fn. 31) and her daughter and heir Loretta by marriage with John del Booth, about 1292, carried it into a family which, as Booth of Barton, retained it for 300 years.

26 - He sold the advowson of Eccles before 1234 to John de Lacy, because of an acquittance to Aaron the Jew of York which Lacy had made; Whalley Couch. i, 41. Aaron son of Joseus the Jew of York refeoffed Sir Gilbert de Barton of the manor of Barton, with remainder to John son of Sir Gilbert, and to Agnes the daughter; Dods. MSS. clxix, fol. 154b. Geoffrey de Chetham assigned to Sir Thomas Grelley the land and rent demised to him by Aaron, to hold until 205 marks should be paid to Sir Thomas, either by the grantor or by Gilbert de Barton; ibid. fol. 153b.

27 - To Thomas Grelley he sold, at different times, all his right in Westwood, 3 oxgangs of land held by Agnes widow of Geoffrey de Worsley and by Adam de Bowdon, 3 oxgangs of land held by Adam and Thomas de Hulme, 20 oxgangs of land held by Adam son of Wronow de Wardley, an orchard called the Imp Yard, and other lands; De Trafford D. no. 188?97. To one of these deeds is appended the seal of Gilbert de Notton, showing a pile; to another Gilbert de Barton's own seal, paly of four.

Gilbert de Barton in 1235 granted to Richard de Bracebridge 3 oxgangs of land in Brinsop in return for a release of all claims on the Barton fee; Final Conc. (Rec. Soc. Lancs. and Ches.) i, 62. In 1241 for a similar release he sold 4 oxgangs of land in Heaton to Richard son of Christiana de Allerton? probably Richard de Hulton; ibid. i, 88.

28 - In 1242 Gilbert de Barton held a knight's fee and a half of Thomas Grelley, and Thomas held of the Earl of Ferrers, and he in chief of the king; Lancs. Inq.a nd Extents, i, 153. In 1246 Thomas Grelley claimed from Gilbert de Barton the customs and services due in respect of the fee of a knight and also in respect of 13 oxgangs of land where 17 oxgangs made half a knight's fee; that he should do suit at the court of Manchester from three weeks to three weeks, and render 14s. 8d.a year as sake fee and castle ward. Gilbert undertook to do this, and promised not to grant, sell, mortgage or alienate the said tenement in Barton in the future without the licence of Thomas Grelley or his heirs; Final Conc. i, 93.

29 - Whalley Couch. iii, 881. John de Barton in this as in other deeds is described as 'son and heir' of Sir Gilbert, though Agnes is called 'daughter and heir.' The Barton fee released to Robert Grelley (who died in 1282) comprised, in addition to Barton proper, the whole or parts of Aspull, Brinsop, Westhoughton, Hulton, Halliwell, Breightmet, Farnworth, Northdene, Eccles, Monton, Worsley, Westwood, Winton, Newham, Irlam, Bromyhurst, Davyhulme, Dumplington, Whittleswick, and Crompton with Belemoor. These were held by various tenures; the knight's fee and a half held of the barony of Manchester is supposed to have been originally constituted as follows: Barton, Eccles, Dumplington, Farnworth, Westhoughton, Brinsop, Aspull, and Heaton under Horwich?one fee; and Irlam, Davyhulme, Bromyhurst, Newham, Winton, Monton, and Whittleswick ? half a fee; Lancs. Inq. and Extents, i, 54; Mamecestre, ii, 379, where eight oxgangs of land in the last-named hamlets and in Barton are said to have rendered the service for the half-fee in 1322.

By another charter John son and heir of Sir Gilbert de Barton granted to Robert Grelley the services of David de Hulton, Roger de Pendlebury, Richard de Urmston, Robert de Hulton, Germain de Newham, Richard de Winton, Roger de Eccles (chaplain), William de Eccles (clerk), Iarfrid de Barton, Ellis de Barton, William son of Stephen de Barton, Thomas son of Adam de Hulme, Adam son of Thomas de Hulme, Alexander the Mey, Robert de Birches, John son of Ralph the Ferryman, Adam son of Henry de Irlam and John de Bromyhurst; DeTrafford D. no. 201. In the same collection (202?205) are the charter cited above from the Whalley Couch. and others connected with the transfer. In 1302 John de Barton released to Thomas Grelley all his claim arising from the withdrawal, after the death of Sir Robert Grelley, of a robe of the suit of his esquires and of maintenance for a groom and horse; Dods. MSS. cxlix, fol. 151.

Sir Gilbert had a brother William, who died without issue; Duchy of Lanc. Assize R. 6, m. 2d. (Sept. 1357); yet two years earlier (1355) John de Barton had claimed a messuage and lands against Richard son of William de Barton; ibid.R. 4, m. 5.

30 - Sir Gilbert de Barton granted to Agnes, his 'daughter and heir,' for her marriage a moiety of the vill of Barton in homages and services, of Dumplington and Hulme in demesnes and services, of Irlam, &c., in services; Dods. MSS. cxlix, fol. 150. He granted her wardship to Sir John de Blackburn, and she was to be married to his eldest son and heir; ibid. 150b. Sir John, however, release dto Sir Thomas Grelley the said wardship and marriage; ibid.

There was another daughter Alice, who made grants of land near Boysnope; DeTrafford D. no. 206?09; also a daughter Amery; Assize R. 408, m. 16.

31 - It appears that Agnes was married to John Grelley, whose place in the Grelley pedigree is unknown; for Loretta, daughter of John Grelley, was in 1292 a plaintiff in a Barton case; Assize R. 408,m. 4 d. Agnes, as daughter of Gilbert de Barton, was plaintiff from 1275 onwards in various suits respecting the manor. Against Peter Grelley, uncle of Robert, she sought half the manor in 1275, and next year demanded two-thirds, or two thirds of a moiety, against Robert Grelley; De Banco R. 7, m. 21; 13, m. 3; 17,m. 25d. Cecily, the widow of Gilbert de Barton, had the other third; ibid. R. 33, m. 48; see De Trafford D. no. 199, 200.

Agnes may have married, secondly, Alexander le Mey of Bromyhurst; Alexander and his wife Agnes in 1277 granted to the former's son Alexander a messuage and two parts of an oxgang of land in Barton, to be held of the heirs of Agnes; Final Conc. i, 152. If so, she was living, a widow, in 1292; Assize R. 408, m. 32,3 d. The Mey family long continued to hold lands in Barton.

There was another daughter Alice, who made grants of land near Boysnope; De Trafford D. no. 206?09; also a daughter Amery; Assize R. 408, m. 16.

Sources

Remains, historical and literary, connected with the palatine counties of Lancaster and Chester, Volume 2; Volume 43, publ. 1900 by Chetham Society.
A History of the County of Lancaster: Vol. 4, publ. 1911, William Farrer & J. Brownbill (editors).
The chartulary of Cockersand abbey of the Premonstratensian order, transcribed and edited by William Farrer, Vol.II, Part II, Printed for the Chetham Society, 1900.
'Townships: Barton', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 363-376. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41441 Date accessed: 16 March 2012.
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Gilbert married Cecilia of York(Lancashire, England). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Geoffrey married unnamed spouse. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Alice Eccles. Alice (daughter of William Eccles and unnamed spouse) was born in 1190 in Barton-upon-Irwell, Eccles, Greater Manchester, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married unnamed spouse. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Alexander married Alice Eccles. Alice was born in (~1215) in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Adam married unnamed spouse in 1219 in Eccles, Greater Manchester, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Margery Thornton(Cheshire) England. Margery was born in ~1190 in Thornton, Cheshire, England; died in 1240 in (Cheshire) England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

WIlliam married Cicely Breightmet. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard married FNU Hulton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married unnamed spouse. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married unnamed spouse. unnamed was born in (England). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]