Pendleton Hall, Lancashire Family History Guide

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Pendleton Hall is an extra-parochial place.

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Nonconformists include: Independent/Congregational, Particular Baptist, and Wesleyan Methodist.

Adjacent Parishes

Pendleton Hall Parish Records

An index of parish records of people from Pendleton Hall. The index includes information from An Index to the Wills and Administrations (including the “Infra” Wills) now preserved in the Probate Registry at Chester for the years 1801-1810 Part 1 A to L.

An Index to the Wills and Administrations Preserved in the Probate Registry at Chester 1801-1810 Part 1 A to L.

The following names have been extracted from the book An Index to the Wills and Administrations (including the “Infra” Wills) now preserved in the Probate Registry at Chester for the years 1801-1810 Part 1 A to L.

The “Infra” Wills are in italics. A.W. signifies an Administration with the Will annexed. A.W.C. signifies an Administration with the Will and Codicil annexed. C. signifies Will and Codicil. C.C. signifies Will and two Codicils, and so on. T. or Tuit. signifies Tuition. “P.R. 1866” signifies that a subsequent grant was made in 1866 (or whatever date is given) out of the Principal Registry at Somerset House after the Will had been originally proved in the Consistory Court at Chester. “D.R. 1866” signifies that a subsequent grant was made in 1866 (or whatever date is given) out of the District Registry at Chester after the Will had been originally proved in the Consistory Court at Chester.

Note: There are two places called Pendleton in Lancashire, namely Pendleton formerly a chapelry of Eccles Parish and Pendleton a township in Whalley parish. The book An Index to the Wills and Administrations (including the “Infra” Wills) now preserved in the Probate Registry at Chester for the years 1801-1810 often only states “of Pendleton” with no indication which of the two Pendletons is the correct one. For this reason entries stating “of Pendleon” have been listed in both parishes.

Aldred, William, of Pendleton, sizer 19 Jun. 1807

Allcock, George, of Pendleton, co. Lancaster, gentleman 21 Nov. 1807

Anderson, Joseph, of Pendleton, gentleman C. 3 Oct. 1806

Ashworth, Thomas, of Pendleton, schoolmaster 9 Nov. 1809

Cockshutt, Thomas, of Standin Hey in Pendleton, farmer 21 Nov. 1803

Crompton, Thomas, of Pendleton, crofter 22 Dec. 1810

Dawson, David, the elder, of Pendleton, farmer 9 Mar. 1803

Douglas, William, of Pendleton, esquire 2 Mar. 1810

Ellill, John, of Pendleton, esquire 2 Dec. 1802

Ellill, John, of Pendleton, co. Lanc., gentleman 18 Feb. 1805

Hankinson, George, of Pendleton, shopkeeper Ad. 26 Jun. 1810

Hankinson, Richard, of Pendleton, shopkeeper 14 Nov. 1801

Hewitt, William, of Pendleton, gentleman 28 Mar. 1807

Hill, George, of Pendleton 7 Jan. 1802

Hindle, Lawrence, of Pendleton, dyer Ad. 3 Jan. 1806

Holden, James, of Pendleton Ad. 8 Aug. 1808

Hyde, James, of Pendleton, servant-man Ad. 27 Feb. 1809

Parish History

Pendleton Hall

Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales Circa 1870

Pendleton, a township in Whalley parish, Lancashire; under Pendle hill, 2 ½ miles SSE of Clitheroe r. station. Acres, 2,800. Real property, £4,585. Pop. In 1851, 1,308; in 1861, 1,446. Houses, 298. The bulk of the population is at Sabden-Bridge. Standen Hall is the seat of J. T. W. Aspinall, Esq. There are a chapel of ease, an Independent chapel, and a national school.

Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]. A. Fullarton & Co. N. d. c. [1870-72].

Administration

  • County: Lancashire
  • Civil Registration District: Clitheroe
  • Probate Court: Search the surrounding parishes
  • Diocese: Not Applicable
  • Rural Deanery: Not Applicable
  • Poor Law Union: Clitheroe
  • Hundred: Blackburn
  • Province: York