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DFF - Finney family of Fulshaw - 1681-1851

1 - Samuel Finney I (c. 1630-1711) - 1681-1705

2 - John Finney (c.1671-1728) - 1694-1721

3 - Samuel Finney II (d. post 1764) - 1730-64

4 - Samuel Finney III (1719-1798) - 1740-98

5 - Peter Davenport Finney I (d.1800) - 1772-1816

6 - Mary Davenport Finney (d.1827) - 1821-41

7 - Peter Davenport Finney III (1824-40) - 1833-40

8 - Fulshaw estate - 1594-1908

9 - Official papers - 1697-1798

1 - Bond to indemnify Fulshaw township against any loss incurred by allowing John Bricknall of Newport, smith, and his family, to reside there - 2 Jun 1681

2 - Accounts of Samuel Finney I as Highways Overseer, township of Cheetham, co.Lanc. - 1697/8

3 - Accounts of John Finney as churchwarden for Wilmslow par. - 1717 and 1718

4 - Copy of a notice to the Constables of Chorley township of the theft of a cartload of turves by Thomas Walker of Chorley from Edward Erlam of Fulshaw. - 14 Aug 1767

5 - Notice to Samuel Finney III of his continued appointment as J.P. for the County of Chester. Signed by W. Widdens, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. - 1 Jan 1773

6 - Copy of Dedimus for Samuel Finney III's taking oath as J.P. - ? 1777

7 - Copy of order for survey of damage done to land by the making of a new road between Wilmslow Bridge and Marton - 10 Dec 1781

8 - Diet sheet for a workhouse. - 18th century

9 - Letter from Samuel Finney III to Mr. Glegg, Withington - 27 Jun 1798

10 - Letter from John Glegg of Withington to Samuel Finney III - 29 Jun 1798

11 - Letters, notes, opinions, etc., relating to Tithes for the parish of Wilmslow. - 1770-71

12 - Copy of the Terrier for the parish of Wilmslow for 1701. - c.1770

13 - Copy of the Tithe Book for the Township of Fulshaw for 1774-78. - nd

10 - Miscellaneous - 1699-1851