. L'histoire de Victoria du comté de Lancaster ;. L'histoire naturelle. Une histoire de Lancashire de Winstanley, avec les mines de charbon et de voir frank- gage, à James Bankes." L'acheteur, qui appartenait à une famille de Wigan/ est mort le 4 août 1617,. 4- 1^ ^ WlNSTANLEY. TlVO ou bars d'azur et en chef trois croix formy de gueules. Bankes. Une croix de sable ou befween Jleurs quatre de lis d'argent^ un canton de la seconde. ce qui laisse une veuve Susannah, et un fils et héritier de Wil- liam, alors vingt-quatre ans. Le manoir a été tenue de Sir Richard Fleetwood, baron de Newton, dans un loyer de socage par 3/. (Id. L'autre ;

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. A HISTORY OF LANCASHIRE of Winstanley, with the coal mines and view of frank- pledge, to James Bankes." The purchaser, who belonged to a Wigan family/ died 4 August 1617, . 4- 1^ ^ WlNSTANLEY. Or tlVO bars azure and in chief three crosses formy gules. Bankes. Sable a cross or befween four Jleurs de lis argent^ a canton of the second. leaving a widow Susannah, and a son and heir Wil- liam, then twenty-four years of age. The manor was held of Sir Richard Fleetwood, baron of Newton, in socage by a rent of 3/. (id. ; the other possessions of James Bankes included the manor of Houghton in Winwick, and lands in Winstanley and adjacent town- ships.' William Bankes, the heir, represented Liver- pool in Parliament in 1675 ;' his son, another William, represented Newton in Makerfield in 1660;" the latter's son, also William, represented Wigan in 1679." The last William Bankes dying in 1689, the manors passed to his brother Thomas's son and grandson." Thomas had also a daughter Anne, who married Hugh Holme of Upholland in 1732, and their descendants, assuming the name of Bankes, " ultimately acquired possession, retaining it until the death of Meyrick Bankes in 1881. His daughter, Mrs. Murray, was left a life interest in the estate, and it was entailed in tail male on her sons. She re- sumed her maiden name and died December 1907, when her only surviving son George Bankes came into the property." Another branch of the Winstanley family" is found at Blackley Hurst, a detached portion of the township. Their lands were sold to Richard or William Blackburne in 1617, " and Blackley Hurst was later acquired by the Gerards, owners of the adjacent Birchley. 408, m. 44 d. ; and in the same year Henry son of Roger de Winstanley and Adam son of William de Winstanley were defendants ; ibid, m. 36 d. In 1305 Roger son of Roger de Win- stanley recovered messuages and lands from Richard

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