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| | Hissem_de Lancaster Family |
 | | Milnefeld was an enclosure in the neighborhood of Lancaster. |
 | | In 1628 Thomas Lancaster, as a convicted recusant, paid double to the subsidy, but though his son John was a Royalist, and as such suffered the confiscation of his property by the Parliament, he does not seem to have been charged with the equally serious offence of recusancy. |
 | | Henry, lord of Lee, then, sheriff of Lancaster, the lord Richard the Butyler, the lord Benedict Gernet, Orm of Kellet, John of Parles, John of Oxeclyve [Oxcliffe], Adam of Berewyk, John Gernet, William of Clacton, John of Urswyk, Roger of Slene." Henry de Lea of Lea, Preston, was sheriff from 1282 to 1285. |
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