. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. LEYLAND 100 eine Geschichte der Grafschaft, ehrgeizige und deren Sammlungen haben den späteren Historikern. Er etwa 1622, "Leyland und St. Maria Hall, Oxford geboren wurde; entfernen zu Cam-bridge, graduierte er von Emmanuel College in 1646. Oxford in dann Surren - dem Parlament ihre kehrte er dahin; M.A. 1647. Er studierte Medizin, aber de-verwertungschancen unter seinen Grad, bis die Wiederherstellung, 'nicht mögen einige der politischen angewandte Tests. Seine Geschichte der Grafschaft wurde in Con geplant --

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. LEYLAND HUNDRED a history of the county on an ambitious scale, and whose collections have been of great service to later historians. He was born about 1622, ' educated at Leyland and St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; removing to Cam- bridge, he graduated from Emmanuel College in 1646. Oxford having then surren- dered to the Parliament, he returned thither ; M.A. 1647. He studied medicine, but de- ferred taking his degree till the Restoration, ' not liking some of the political tests applied. His History of the county was planned in con-- junction with Christopher Towneley, and he had the use of the latter's collections. It w.is not, however, till after twenty years' labour that Dr. Kucrden in 1688 issued his proposals for the publication of the Brigatitla Lancastriemis RcstauraiiJ, to be issued in five folio volumes. Nothing came of it, and Kuerden died about 1700.'. Kl-KRDEN. Vcr hctui si'tistt'r or atiii tiznre a griffon srrrc.ini coti'ifci- i'AjngLL LEYLAND Of the other landowners the most Important resi- dents appear to have been the Woodcocks, and in 1564 the landowners contributing to the subsidy were John Kucrden and William Woodcock.* The family can be traced to the early part of the 13th centur}', when, as stated above, Henry de Kucrden made several grants to thcm.'^ Thomas Woodcock died at Cuerdcn in 1603 holding *the capital messuage called Lostock ' in Cuerdcn—no doubt the house later called Woodcock Hall—with lands in Cucrden, Walton-le-Dalc, &c. This 'Lostock' had belonged to the Hospitallers^; Lostock Hall, to the north, w^as in Walton-le-Dalc, and held in i 576 by Thomas Fleetwood. According to Kucrden Woodcock Hall on Cucrden Green w^as at one time known as Crow Trees/ The above- named Thomas left a son and heir John, aged nine- teen.^ Another of the same name, born about 1603, 13 of more note —the Ven. John Woodcock. He became a student at St. Omer's and afterwards in 1629 proceede

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