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List view record 1: Copy conveyance by George Hargreaves of Newchurch in Rossendale, Rev. David Rathbone of Ashworth Hall, near Rochdale, and Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry lord of the manor of Accrington, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England, of land, part of a field called The Holme at Warth or Waterfoot in the parish of Bury, bounded by another plot intended as a site for a school, by a new street to be called Church St., and by the Bacup to Rawtenstall road, as a site for a new church to be called St. James, Waterfoot. £210 paid to Rev. D. RathboneList view anchor tag for record 1: Copy conveyance by George Hargreaves of Newchurch in Rossendale, Rev. David Rathbone of Ashworth Hall, near Rochdale, and Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry lord of the manor of Accrington, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England, of land, part of a field called The Holme at Warth or Waterfoot in the parish of Bury, bounded by another plot intended as a site for a school, by a new street to be called Church St., and by the Bacup to Rawtenstall road, as a site for a new church to be called St. James, Waterfoot. £210 paid to Rev. D. Rathbone
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Copy conveyance by George Hargreaves of Newchurch in Rossendale, Rev. David Rathbone of Ashworth Hall, near Rochdale, and Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry lord of the manor of Accrington, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England, of land, part of a field called The Holme at Warth or Waterfoot in the parish of Bury, bounded by another plot intended as a site for a school, by a new street to be called Church St., and by the Bacup to Rawtenstall road, as a site for a new church to be called St. James, Waterfoot. £210 paid to Rev. D. Rathbone

29 Nov 1861
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List view record 1: Copy conveyance by George Hargreaves of Newchurch in Rossendale, Rev. David Rathbone of Ashworth Hall, near Rochdale, and Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry lord of the manor of Accrington, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England, of land, part of a field called The Holme at Warth or Waterfoot in the parish of Bury, bounded by another plot intended as a site for a school, by a new street to be called Church St., and by the Bacup to Rawtenstall road, as a site for a new church to be called St. James, Waterfoot. £210 paid to Rev. D. Rathbone
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29 Nov 1861
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