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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsTownships: Pilsworth | British History Online

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   2 days ago · By a re-arrangement of boundaries made in 1894, Pilsworth has ceased to exist as a separate township, being divided among Heywood, Bury, and Unsworth. In 1770 a festival called a 'guild' was held at Pilsworth; a procession and a musical performance were the chief features of the programme. Manor

2. www.burytimes.co.uk › news › 24340729Pilsworth stink has gone, say landfill site operators | Bury ...

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   4 days ago · After months of foul stenches detected around a Pilsworth landfill site, the smell has now gone, according to the site operators. The landfill has caused odours that have been hot in the nostrils of many across Bury and Rochdale, causing some to feel physically sick. There have been health concerns relating to this – which the Environment ...

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   Did Pilsworth have a manor?

   • There does not appear ever to have been a manor of Pilsworth. (fn. 4) The chief residences were those called Meadowcroft Fold, (fn. 5) long the habitation of a Wolstenholme family, and Lomax's, so-called from the family dwelling there, (fn. 6) ancestors of the Grimshaw Lomaxes of Great Harwood.

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   How many hearths did Pilsworth have in 1666?

   • There were thirty-eight hearths liable to the hearth tax in 1666; the largest dwelling was that of Dorothy Lomax with five. (fn. 1) By a re-arrangement of boundaries made in 1894, Pilsworth has ceased to exist as a separate township, being divided among Heywood, Bury, and Unsworth. (fn. 2)

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   Who gave the land in Pilsworth to Robert de Hulton?

   • 7. Robert de Hulton about 1260 gave this land in Pilsworth to William de Radcliffe, son of Peter de Pilsworth, for a yearly rent of two pairs of white gloves; and William granted the same to Ellis Moscrop to hold by the same service, due at St. Leonard's feast; Add. MS. 32106, no. 1339, 1271.

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4. uk.news.yahoo.com › bury-recycling-company-setBury recycling company set to embark on 9-day bike ride to ...

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   10 hours ago · READ MORE: Pilsworth stink has gone, say landfill site operators The Two Decade Tour, departing on Thursday, June 13, will commemorate a remarkable milestone in the history of REPIC, with each stage of the journey serving as a tribute to the collaborative progress made by the WEEE scheme’s producer members' journey towards a circular economy.

5. www.streetlist.co.uk › ol › ol10Pilsworth Road, Bury, Greater Manchester | What you need to know

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   3 days ago · Pilsworth Road is a street located in the town of Bury and in the town of Heywood and near the town of Heywood. The street has a length of approximately 4,483 metres. Pilsworth Road is located within the Rochdale District (B) and Bury District (B) Council's jurisdiction.

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6. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsA History of the County of Lancaster | British History Online

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   5 days ago · A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 5. Continues the account of Salford hundred begun in volume 4. It includes accounts of the parishes of Bury, Bolton-le-Moors, Prestwich-with-Oldham and Rochdale. Victoria County History - Lancaster.

7. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsThe parish of Prestwich with Oldham: Pilkington | British ...

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   4 days ago · Thomas Pilkington enjoyed the favour of Edward IV; in 1469 he obtained licence to fortify his manor-house at Bury, and was several times sheriff of the county. He was made a knight of the Bath in 1475, and a banneret at the capture of Berwick in 1481.

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   3 days ago · Bury First floor Sandringham House Hollins Brook Park Pilsworth Road Bury BL9 8RN T: 0161 641 8690 E: enquiries@pmm.co.uk