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Note for:   Thomas de Holland,    - 1408         Index

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     Beheaded at Surrey 1408 Source: William Farrer MSS, ManchesterArchives, L1/56/1/5 Holand of Upholand Pedigree.

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Note for:   Edmund de Holland,    - ABT 1408         Index

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     Slain in Brittany 1408. Source: William Farrer MSS, ManchesterArchives, L1/56/1/5 Holand of Upholand Pedigree.

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Note for:   John de Holland,    - 1400         Index

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     Beheaded 1400. Source: William Farrer MSS, Manchester Archives,L1/56/1/5 Holand of Upholand Pedigree.

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Note for:   Ann Plantagenet,    -          Index

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     Ann daughter of Richard Duke of York, Protector of England and sisterof Edward IV. Source: William Farrer MSS, Manchester Archives,L1/56/1/5 Holand of Upholand Pedigree.

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Note for:   Anne Holland,    -          Index

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     Died young, without issue. Source: William Farrer MSS, ManchesterArchives, L1/56/1/5 Holand of Upholand Pedigree.

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Note for:   Matilda de Holland,    -          Index

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     In Bernard Holland's Lancashire Hollands (page 40) he has says; ThomasHolland, first Earl of Kent, had by his wife Joan Plantagenet twosons, Thomas and John, and two
daughters, Joan and Maud. Whether Maud and Matilda are the same personis not clear.

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     It should be noted that in Bernard Holland's "Lancashire Hollands"page 15 that he shows the wife of William de Holland as Elizabeth. Ihave opted for the version in the Pedigree in the William FarrerCollection which

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Residence:   
     Place:   Huyton

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     Robert de Holland (fn. 18) was succeeded by William, probably hisbrother, but ultimately by Joan the daughter of Robert. She marriedWilliam de Molyneux (who died in 1358), son of the lord of Sefton,(fn. 20) their son Sir William de Molyneux succeeding to Euxton, inwhich his widow Agnes had dower after his death in 1372. (fn. 21) Downto 1729 the manor remained in the Molyneux family, (fn. 22) but wasthen sold, with lands in the township, and disappears from the recordsfor nearly a century. It is stated to have been acquired by JamesLongworth of Liverpool, whose descendants afterwards sold it toWilliam Ince Anderton of Euxton, (fn. 23) in whose family it hasremained till the present time.

From: 'Townships: Euxton', A History of the County of Lancaster:Volume 6 (1911), pp. 17-23. URL:http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53061&strquery=holland euxton Date accessed: 21 June 2011.

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Note for:   William de Molyneux,    -          Index

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     Joan the daughter of Robert married William de Molyneux (who died in1358), son of the lord of Sefton, their son Sir William de Molyneuxsucceeding to Euxton, in which his widow Agnes had dower after hisdeath in 1372. (fn. 21) Down to 1729 the manor remained in theMolyneux family, (fn. 22) but was then sold, with lands in thetownship, and disappears from the records for nearly a century. It isstated to have been acquired by James Longworth of Liverpool, whosedescendants afterwards sold it to William Ince Anderton of Euxton,(fn. 23) in whose family it has remained till the present time.

From: 'Townships: Euxton', A History of the County of Lancaster:Volume 6 (1911), pp. 17-23. URL:http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53061&strquery=holland euxton Date accessed: 21 June 2011.

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