Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Knight banneret. He succeeded his grandfather in 1478. By the inquisition in 19th of Henry VIII he is shown to have held lands in Lyme Hanley from the king in socage, by fealty. He held also half the manor of Gropenhall and lands in Broome, Heteby, Trephurst, Sutton and Macclesfield. 53735
Pg 39 (50 of 135) Piers (called also Perkin) Legh, of Lyme in Cheshire, Knight60932
Pg 212 6 Peter Legh, Knt, of Lyme in Handley, co Chester, and Haydock, co Lancaster ... he was made a knight bannaret by King Edward IV. (His wife Ellen Savage) d: 1492. He then entered into holy orders.17384
Pg 39 (50 of 135) Piers (called also Perkin) Legh, of Lyme in Cheshire, Knight60932
Pg 212 6 Peter Legh, Knt, of Lyme in Handley, co Chester, and Haydock, co Lancaster ... he was made a knight bannaret by King Edward IV. (His wife Ellen Savage) d: 1492. He then entered into holy orders.17384