. L'histoire de Victoria du comté de Lancaster ;. L'histoire naturelle. Kighley. D'argent à une Jesse sable. Catkndish. Trois cerfs1 Sable- boshed ea têtes d'argent. Katherine, âgée de 4 mois.19 l'ex-épouse William Cavendish, ancêtre des ducs de Devon- Shire, et ce dernier épousa Thomas Wonley de stands.10 sur la partition du manoir de Inskip était 4 Cône Final. (Rcc. Soc. Voies, et Ches.), i, 163-4 ; Henry et Ellen doit mourir sans problème les manoirs étaient de revenir à Alice. En 1296 le même Henry et son épouse a acquis une nouvelle partie de dr à Eccleston et le manoir de Bedford à la paroisse o

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. Kighley. Argent a Jesse sable. Catkndish. Sable three stags1 heads ea- boshed argent. Katherine, aged four months.19 The former married William Cavendish, ancestor of the Dukes of Devon- shire, and the latter married Thomas Wonley of Booths.10 On partition the manor of Inskip was 4 Final Cone. (Rcc. Soc. Lanes, and Ches.), i, 163-4; should Henry and Ellen die without issue the manors were to revert to Alice. In 1296 the same Henry and his wife acquired a further part of dr at Eccleston and the manor of Bedford in the parish of Leigh ; ibid. 1 $1-2. The surname is derived from Keighley in Yorkshire, where Sir Henry de Kighley held six plough-lands in 1303 j Kirkhy'i I>;q. (Surtees Soc), 192-3. 6 Pink and Beaven, Pari, Repre. of Lanes. 11, 12. 7 Final Cone, ii, 193 ; the other estates were a moiety of the manor of Great Eccleston and the manor of Kei^hlcv. The trustee in the settlement was Thomas son of Henry de Kighley. Ni.Kolas le Boteler put in his claim. The manor of Be lf->rJ was at the same time settled on G 1 lt: and Clemency j ibid. 77. Robert and John, apparently other sons of the same Richard, had land in Eccleston in 1326 ; ibid. 64. Sir Richard de Kigh'.c/ wag in 1346-7 engaged in disputes with Sir Nicholas le Boteler as to the manor of Inskip j De Banco R. 347, m. 217 d. ; 349, m. n8d. He, with others, acted in 1351 as surety for William de Balders- ton, clerk ; Assize R. 431, m. 1 d. '' Gilbert de Ki.hley was in 1353 con- cerned in a dispute as to a mill in Bed- ford ; Assize R. 435, m. 5, 32. In 1356 he attested a Sowerby deed ; Add. MS. 32106, no. 3. Henry son of Gilbert de K'zhley was, together with Roger de Bra ishagh of Westleigh and others, charged in 1^75 with wrongfully imprisnninj Adam son of Robert de Buckley the elder at Pen- nington ; De Banco R. 4:-, m. 34 d. Henry de Kighley of Leigh was named in a recognisance of debt in 1378 ; Add. MS. 32108, no. 1657. Gilbert's br

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