The first mention of a parish by the name Hanmer, in any existing record, is a church in the reign of King Henry III, who obtained in border war some possession, for he granted the advowson and rectory, by an undated deed, to the monks of Haughmond, near Shrewsbury. [1]
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Categories: Medieval Project, England and Wales, uncertain existence | Uncertain Existence | Cheshire, Uncertain Existence
Which name is correct?
Which dates are correct.
I welcome your additional research, but want to point out that we can not complete the merge of granddaughter Agnes - Demacclesfield-2 and Macclesfield-8 - until the merges of her parents and grandparents are completed (or she is disconnected from them).
Thanks