The Makerfield Archive:
The Diary of Roger Lowe of Ashton in Makerfield, 1663-78: original and published versions
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“We came to chappell, Mr Madocke preached”
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“John Battersbie, some time Leigh’s school-master”
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“An healing receit for a diseased liver”
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Diary of Roger Lowe, 19 January - 9 April 1663
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Diary of Roger Lowe, 9-30 April 1663
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“When we came to Winwicke I went to Mr Barkrs to hear Organes”
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“Mr Woods came to take leave of every inhabitant”
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“went to see his child which was nursed at Morleys”
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“I was envited to Mr Leandrs house”
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“Mr James Woods was lately married”
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“After meny envitations to goe with Ellin Scott to Holland this day I answered her envitation and went”
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“A young lad preached”
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“the pleasantest place that e'er I saw; a most gallant prospect”
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“Came to Ashurst Hall...”
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“gallant walks”
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“she sen[t] for us to Stirrops”
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“I bought a book of Mr Love’s, being his last sermon”
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“We ware all aftrnoone in ale house, the lord forgive us”
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“there was a race to be run from Goleborne Stockes to Ashton towne”
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“I went round about church to looke at graves of such as I knew”
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Diary of Roger Lowe, 15 September 1663 (part)
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Diary of Roger Lowe, 15 September 1663 (part)
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“went to Brinne to see a race”
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“old nicke”
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“ … a communion at James Lowes Neawton Common”
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“it was a very rainy day and Mr Blakeburne came not to Chappell”
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“the casting of Leigh['s] great Bell and third bell”
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“I cald att Henry Barrows in Goleborne but Ann Barrow was gone from home...”
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“He was goeing to be married and had stolne his love away from Mr Whiteheads”
