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Author: Wilson John:
Title: Chorley Church
Book
Description: 1914. 246 pages. Small 8vo. Illustrated and with good foldingpedigrees at the rear.
This is a detailed history of the old parish church of Chorley in Lancashire.
Eleanor Johnson - THE STANDISH FAMILY..
Bill Walker - Duxbury in Decline 1756 - 1932. (Lancashire England)
Jim Heyes - A History of CHORLEY. (Lancashire England)
M. D. SMITH - ADLINGTON and District Lancashire. (includes the Duxbury Hall Estate Lancashire England)
George Birtill - FOLLOW ANY STREAM. ( Chorley and District including the Manor of Duxbury Lancashire England)
J. Richard Houston - Numbering the Survivors.
Author: Mason. Rev Thomas. W. and Rev B. Nightingale.
Title: New Light On The Pilgrim Story.
Book Description: 14 x 22 cms. 176pp.. Illustrated with 41 b/w plates plus
colour frontis.
Author: PORTEUS, Thomas Cruddas, The Rev.
Title: Calendar of the Standish Deeds, 1230-1575
Book
Description: 8vo. xiv, 156pp, errata slip tipped-in
Author: PORTEUS, T.C
Title: A History of the Parish of Standish, Lancashire.
Book
Description: pp.912, numerous illustrations.
Author: Porteus, Rev. Thomas Cruddas
Title: Captain Myles Standish : His Lost Lands and Lancashire.
.
Book
Description: Black cloth hardcover, silver titles to spine. 115 pages;
occasionally illustrated in b/w; tissue-guarded frontispiece. Scarce biography
- in any impression - of Myles Standish which, as the subtitle implies,
examines his background and origins rather than dwells on his exploits in the
colonisation of the New World. The author was vicar of St. John the Divine in
Coppull, Lancashire.
Author: GREGSON, Matthew.:
Title: LANCASHIRE. Portfolio of Fragments relative to the History and
Antiquities of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster.
Book Description: Pp x (2) 302 + cviii.1 page split into engraved area,
repaired. Portrait frontis. Engraved Title.19 full page engraved plates, some
folding.. Large folding pedigree, Engraved text and vignette Illustrations
throughout. Hundreds of coats of arms of the towns and the principle families.
Author: BARTLETT, WH
Title: THE PILGRIM FATHERS; OR, THE FOUNDERS OF NEW ENGLAND
Book
Description: The history of the American Forefathers as they flee their
homeland of England due to the religious intolerance during the reign of James
the First (1603 - 1625 AD). Detailing their origins and lives in England,
religious leaders and beliefs, their suffering and persecution in England and
escape to Holland. The conditions in Holland during their exile and finally
their emigration on the Mayflower to the New World, and the hardships of
settlement. Also providing Pilgrim character, localities, leadership, etc.
Bartlett's sources were gathered from many early publications connected to
different localities, along with penned memorials; however his chief source are
the original chronicles of the Pilgrims, collected by Mr. Young, of Boston, Old
Colony records, researches of Mr. Sumner at Leyden, etc. Illustrated with 28
steel engravings, and 31 woodcuts. Various engravings listed: Delft-Haven,
(frontispiece); Scrooby; Mayflower at Cape Cod; Portrait of Winslow; Province
town; Leyden, View from Town Hall; Old Houses, Boston; Dutch Shipping; Burial
Hill; Leyden Street; The Jerusalem Hof; Standish Chapel and Pew; King Henry's
Gun, Southampton; Burial Hill, etc. Woodcuts: Map of Leyden; Map of Cape Cod;
Fuller Cradle; Costume of Pilgrims; Old Windowpane; Major Bradford's Tombstone;
Winslow's Coat of Arms; Dutch Peasantry; Old Ship; Dutch Bible, etc. Original
stamped brown cloth, ornate gilt title to front board and spine.
Author: Austin, Jane G.
Title: Standish of Standish: A Story of the Pilgrims
Book
Description: 1st Edition. Impressively illustrated with a frontis and endpaper
maps.
Author: Weare, G. E.
Title: Cabot's Discovery of North America
Book
Description: 343 pages. Illustrated b& w plates with tissue guards. Maroon
cloth, gilt title.
Author: Bradford, William, Winslow, Edward, Cushman, Robert
Title: The journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth [in New England]
A relation or journal of the beginning and
proceedings of the English plantation settled at Pilmoth in New England, by
certaine English aduenturers both merchants and others . London, Printed for I.
Bellamie, and are to be sold at his shop at the Two greyhounds in Cornhill
neere the Royall exchange. 1622. The main part of the narrative was probably
written by William Bradford and Edward Winslow. G. Mourt (George Morton?) by
whose name the relation is commonly known, seems to have had no other
connection with it than that of writing the preface and giving the book to the
press. cf. Young, A. Chronicles of the Pilgrim fathers, Boston, 1841, p.
[109]-249. "Certaine vsefvl advertisements sent in a letter written by a
discreete friend vnto the planters in New England, at thier first setting saile
from Sounthampton" (p. [19]-[22]) signed: I.R. [John Robinson]. "A
letter sent from New-England to a friend in these parts, setting forth a briefe
and true declaration of the worth of that plantation" (p. [95]-98) signed:
E.W. [Edward Winslow]. "Reasons & considerations touching the lawfulnesse
of remouing out of England into the parts of America" (p. [101]-108)
signed: R.C. [Robert Cushman]. Commissioning organisation: With historical and
local illustrations of providences, principles, and persons: by George B.
Cheever, D.D. xi, p., 1 l., [5]-369 p. 20 cm. Associated Names: Bradford,
William,. Associated Names: Winslow, Edward,. Associated Names: Cushman,
Robert,. Associated Names: Robinson, John,. Associated Names: Cheever, George
Barrell,. Associated Dates: 1590-1657. Associated Dates: 1595-1655. Associated
Dates: d. 1625. Associated Dates: 1575?-1625. Associated Dates: 1807-1890.
Author: Johnson, Henry
Title: The Exploits of Myles Standish.
Author: Justin Winsor
Title: A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF DUXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS,
Book
Description: Duxbury was settled in 1632 by the people of Plymouth and was
named in homage to Captain Standish's English estate, Duxbury Hall. This
extensive history covers civil and military topics including: settlement;
highways, with a list of early surveyors; ancient landmarks; the town's
commons, with names of the proprietors (1690-1749); bounties and fines;
Philip's War; the Charter of 1691; the Stamp Act; the Revolution, with
biographical sketches of soldiers; and ordinaries. Also included are sections
on local Indian tribes and a list of town officers. More than 200 families are
mentioned in the genealogical register. (1849)
Author: Weis, Frederick Lewis
Title: The Families of Standish of Standish Parish Lancashire
Book
Description: Paperback. Also families of Standish of Duxbury, Arley, Ormskirk,
Gathurst, Croston, Park Brook and Wantage, Prescott of Standish and Prescott of
Driby. 77 pages.
Author: Weise, Arthur James
Title: The discoveries of America to the year 1525.
Bookseller Book No.: 7450
Book Description: First edition. 8vo, xii, 380pp. 12 maps in the rear pocket
Author: Pory, John; Altham, Emmanuel; De Rasieres, Isaack
Title: Three Visitors to Early Plymouth: Letters -
Book Description: Hard Cover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
Author: Morison, Samuel Eliot
USA
Title: Builders of the Bay Colony
Author: Bradford, William USA
Title: Of Plymouth Planation 1620 – 1647
Author: Standish, Myles
Title: The Standishes of America.
Author: Huiginn, E. J. V.
Title: THE GRAVES OF MYLES STANDISH AND OTHER PILGRIMS
Book Description: 12mo, olive cloth, 218pp. An interesting book involving the
discovery of Standish's long lost grave. Some of the descendants were in
attendance and their large shaped skulls were said to be similar to the head in
the grave
Author: David Quinn and Alison M. Quinn,
Title: THE ENGLISH NEW ENGLAND VOYAGES 1602 - 1608
Book Description: The publication of the narrative accounts of the voyages of
Gosnold (1602) and Waymouth (1605) opened up for English readers what was then
known as Norumbega, the later New England. They are the first documents of the
exploration of that region to have been published since that of Verrazzano's
voyage (1524). 580pp.
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