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Note for:   William de Holland,    -          Index

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     William is referred only by Bernard Holland in his book the LancashireHolland with a reference in the Upholand Pedigree opposite Page 239.

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Note for:   John de Holland,    -          Index

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     According to the Upholland Pedigree in Bernard Hollands LancashireHollands, the Holland family of Weare in Devonshire descended fromJohn & Eleanor until about 1650.

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Note for:   Averia de Holland,    -          Index

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     It should be noted that the Pedigree contained in the William FarrerMSS in Manchester Archives L1/56/1/5 Pedigree of Holland Sheet 2shows Averia as marrying Adam de Ireland Lord of Hutt. Thiscontradicts William Fergusson Irvine in "A History of the Family ofHolland of Mobberley & Knutsford" (Edinburgh, Ballantyne Press, 1902),Page 8 who states that Robert & Elizabeth Samlesbury had three sonsRobert, William, Adam & a daughter Averia who married Adam Austyn ofIreland better known as Adam Ireland of the first House of Hale.

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Note for:   Richard de Holland,    - ABT 1402         Index

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     Richard de Holland died in 1402 seised of the manor of Kenyon as ofthe right of Amery his wife; it was held of the lord of Makerfield byknight's service and a rent of 4s.; Thurstan his son and heir was overthirty years of age; Towneley MS. DD, no. 1461. In later inquisi tionsthe tenure is described as socage, without rent; Duchy of Lanc. Inq.p.m. iv, no. 36, 58. Richard Holland died in 1619 holding the manorsof Kenyon and Lowton of the lord of Newton in socage, by a yearly rentof 18s.; Lancs. Inq. p.m. (Rec. Soc. Lancs. and Ches.), ii, 145.

From: 'Townships: Kenyon', A History of the County of Lancaster:Volume 4 (1911), pp. 154-155.

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Note for:   Thurstan de Holland,    -          Index

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     Thurstan, whose widow Agnes was living in 1430 and 1438, left a sonof the same name. The younger Thurstan was in 1430 divorced from hisfirst wife, Margaret de Abram, and lived on till about 1461, his widowEllen being named in 1462. Richard the son and heir held the manorsof Denton and Kenyon, and messuages and lands in Heaton, Bolton leMoors, Wardley, Barton, Manchester, Pemberton, and Myerscough. In 1481he settled part of his lands on himself and Agnes his wife, with liferemainders to younger sons. His eldest son Richard succeeded him in1483, and in 1486 made provision for Joan daughter of John Arderne,who was to marry his son Thurstan. In the following year and in 1497he made provision for younger sons, and in 1499 granted messuages andlands in Bolton and Myerscough to his son Thurstan and Joan his wife.Richard Holland was living in 1500, but seems to have died soonafterwards.

From: 'Townships: Denton', A History of the County of Lancaster:Volume 4 (1911), pp. 311-322.

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Note for:   Agnes,    -          Index

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     Type:   Alive
     Date:   ABT 1439

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Note for:   Thurstan Holland,   ABT 1390 - 1461         Index

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     Type:   Alive
     Date:   1429/1430

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     Thurstan Holland of Denton Esq. son &heir of Thurstan & Agnes. Married1st Margret 1st daughter of Gilbert Aldburgham from whom he wasdivorced on 11th June 1420. Source William Farrer MS in ManchesterArchives L1/56/1/5 Page #5 Holland of Denton Pedigree.

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Note for:   Richard de Holland,    -          Index

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Event:   
     Type:   Alive
     Date:   1429/1430

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