LOWCOCK INDEX ENTRIES
Posted: 22 Apr 2012, 08:20
LOWCOCK INDEX ENTRIES AS OF 05 September 2006
1671
William Lowcock mentioned as an appraiser in an inventory of goods of Robert Ellis 19/08/1671.
1741
William Lowcock mentioned as a freeholder and elector of Barlick in a roll of 1741. No address given.
1753
William Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address. 1753, 4s/10d. 1756/57/60, paid 9s/8d.
1753
William Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address of 3/0 in 1753. 1756/57 paid 6/0.
1753.
William Lowcock Clark [Clerk? Clergy?] Paid 1/- land tax in 1753 and 2/- in 1756/57/60.
1756ff.
Richard Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address. 1753/56/57/60 9s/6d. in 1770 paid 7s/1 ½ d.
1759
Inventory of the goods of William Lowcock dated 08/06/1759. Appraisers are James Mitchell, Joseph Edmondson and Charles Pindar. Total goods £28-8-10. Includes a pair of looms and other textile items. No yarn or cloth.
1837
Richard Lowcock mentioned as elector of Barlick in a roll of 1837. Address given as Carlton[sic] same entry for 1841 and 1848.
1851 census
Mary Lowcock, 64, Townhead, widow. Grace, daughter, 39, power loom weaver. Martha, D, 31, PLW. James, son, 26, PLW.
1859
James Lowcock mentioned as an elector of Barlick in a roll of 1859. In Barrett, 1896 his address is given as 18 Rainhall Road.
SCG/05 September 2006
1671
William Lowcock mentioned as an appraiser in an inventory of goods of Robert Ellis 19/08/1671.
1741
William Lowcock mentioned as a freeholder and elector of Barlick in a roll of 1741. No address given.
1753
William Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address. 1753, 4s/10d. 1756/57/60, paid 9s/8d.
1753
William Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address of 3/0 in 1753. 1756/57 paid 6/0.
1753.
William Lowcock Clark [Clerk? Clergy?] Paid 1/- land tax in 1753 and 2/- in 1756/57/60.
1756ff.
Richard Lowcock paid land tax for an unknown address. 1753/56/57/60 9s/6d. in 1770 paid 7s/1 ½ d.
1759
Inventory of the goods of William Lowcock dated 08/06/1759. Appraisers are James Mitchell, Joseph Edmondson and Charles Pindar. Total goods £28-8-10. Includes a pair of looms and other textile items. No yarn or cloth.
1837
Richard Lowcock mentioned as elector of Barlick in a roll of 1837. Address given as Carlton[sic] same entry for 1841 and 1848.
1851 census
Mary Lowcock, 64, Townhead, widow. Grace, daughter, 39, power loom weaver. Martha, D, 31, PLW. James, son, 26, PLW.
1859
James Lowcock mentioned as an elector of Barlick in a roll of 1859. In Barrett, 1896 his address is given as 18 Rainhall Road.
SCG/05 September 2006