Date

Reference

James Holynworth versus Hugh Tetlow. 2 messuage and 2 burgages. James claims they were held by Thomas son of John Holynworth (where son Thomas was his father). Hugh says they belonged to Thomas Tetlow his father. Postponed as Hugh was under age.  

[Palatine Plan Rolls]

18 Hen VII. Robert Chetham attorns to deliver seisin 15 Nov, 3 Hen VII, Ao 1488. The attestors are Thomas Chetham; Thomas Tetlow & William Bradford, capell. 

[Raines MSS]

Early in the reign of Henry VIII, the de Tetlow family acquired the Bardsley Estate, and in 1551 Lawrence de Tetlow was the holder of six properties in A-U-L. He died in 1582, and was then holding three of these properties. (valued as bringing in £40 yearly) "of the Queen, in socage by a rent of vd per annum". 

[England in A-U-L, by W.M. Bowman]

John Langley of Tetlow. [

Vol 99: Lancs Inquisitions]

Will of Sir Thomas Assheton. "Similarly to Arthure Tetlawe and to John Tetlawe, son of said Arthur, to ayther of them for tyme of ther sevall lyves of londs & ten'ts in Assheton...to the yerely value of xxvi's, viij'd above chargs." (page 112). 

[England in Ashton-under-Lyne, by W.M. Bowman]

Will of Thomas Assheton. "Similarly to Arthur Tetlow and John Tetlow, son of the said Arthur, to either of them for time of their several lives, of lands and tenancy in Assheton". 

[A-U-L by Wm Bowman]

Ashton-u-Lyne: Lease for life ar 222/4 rent. Sir Alexander Radcliff of Ordsall, Richard Assheton of Middleton, Robert Longley, Thurstan Tyldesley, Esqs. Gervase Assheton and Thomas Longley, clerks to John son of Arthur Tetlow--2 messuages in Assheton in the tenure of Henry and John Berdsley-- in accordance with the will of Sir Thomas Assheton of Assheton decs. 20 Aug 1514. 

[DDHP 1]

Further concerning those indicted of felonies in Salford. Hugh de Tetlow killed Thomas, son of Thomas de Vrmeston. 

[CHETHAM SOCIETY - NEW SERIES]

Will of Isabell Chetham. Margaret Tetlow, left in will of Isabell Chetham several items i.e. maser, silver spoons, beds, sheets, etc. 

[Vol 60: History of the Chantries]

Richard Tetlow, late father of Isabell Chetham. 

[Vol 60: History of the Chantries]

Richard Tetlow, prosperous career as a mercantile man. 

[Vol 60: History of the Chantries]

Rauff Tetlow, left 13s, 4d in will of Isabell Chatham. 

[Vol 60: History of the Chantries]

Margaret Tetlow: The xii day of July 1522. I Isabel Cheetham late wife of Robt Cheetham. "Also I giff & beqweth to Margaret Tetlow ten marks in money, one litle maser, vi sylver sponys of the less sorte, my beste sylver gyrdyll, my beste corall bedes, one fetherbed now in the p'ler, one dowble shete, ii payr of syngle shets, iii blankets, ii cou'letts, one hangyng of a bed wth the curteyns all in the newe chamber behynd the dor, halfe a garnesshe of pewt' vessell, one maslyn bassyn the beste except one, the beste lav except one, ii potts the beste except ii, two chndlers, a grete cofer in the p'ler towarde the ketchyn, a cowe nowe goyng to chetewod. The burde in the newe chamber, a payr of bedstocks and a malte arke in the fermost chamber, my two beste gownes, my best kyrtyll. It'm I beqweth to Rauff Tetlawe Xiiis iiiid. (Rycd Tetlawe my late father). Will of IIsabel Cheetham, inventory date 20 Aug 1523 and also date of death. 

[Vol 59: History of the Chantries. Raines]

Subsidy this year: Arthur Tetlow, Chamber Hall, in lands £6 13s 4d...............6s 8d. Subsidy this year: Edmund Tetlow, Coldhurst Hall, in lands £3 6s. 8d........3s. 4d. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

John Tetlow. 

[Vol 35: Pleadings and Deposition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

Will of Isabel Chetham, dau of Richard Tetlow, deceased in which it is stated that "Rycd Tetlawe her late father & Rychard Masse had gyffen beqwest towards the p'chasing of lands for the maynteynyng of say'ct George Gylde wtin the said church" 

[Lancs Chantries 44n. Vol X-5. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society]

Isabel Chetham, widow, dau of Thomas Tetlow and of Agnes, dau of Edmund Bardisley of Manchester, gent, who had married John Tetlow of Oldham, gent, and was living Ao 1567. 

[Raines MSS]

Will of Isabel Chetham who died as above and co founder, with her husband , Robert Chetham of Jesus Chapel in Cathedral Church and along with her father, Mr Richard Tetlow, also of St George's Guild in same church. She was a near relative of James Bexwyck, whose wife and three children were her legates. 

[Raines MSS]

Richard Tetlow. Sir James Green, priest, is an attesting witness of the will of Isabel Tetlow, widow of Robert Chetham of Manchester, 20 Aug 1523. There is a reason to suppose that Green was a relative of the testatrix, who was a daughter of Richard Tetlow, a wealthy tradesman of Manchester. 

[History Lancs Chantry, p. 44]

Arthur Tetlow, Chamber Hall.  

[Vol 83: Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Edmund Tetlow, Coldhurst. 

[Vol 83: Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Tetlows owns Bardsley by marriage. Sold to Adam Holland in 1617 for £220.  

[Edward Baines, vol 2]

Subsidy this year:

Arthur Tetloe, Chamber, in lands x marks............6s. 8d.

Edmund Tetlow, Coldhurst, in lands v marks............3s. 4d. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

About eight o'clock in the morning, Thomas Radclyffe of Chaderton, gentleman, John, son of Edmund Tetlow, Ralph Cowper, of Chaderton, husbandman, John Smethhurst, of the same place, husbandman, with other wrongdoers to the number of 30, whose names were unknown, assembled on the waste of Nuthurst, in the hamlet of Moston and within the vill of Assheton, riotously, and drove off the animals of Thomas Chetham and Edmund Chaderton, gentleman, which were feeding there according to anticessorial custom. 

[Vol XXV-52. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society]

One Henry Tetlow of Chadderton, tailor, involved in a similar incident as previous year 

[(see vol XXV-52.). Vol XXV-54. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society]

John, son of Edmund Tetlow. 

[Vol 35: Pleadings and Deposition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

Edmund Tetlow. 

[Vol 35: Pleadings and Deposition, Duchy1 Court of Lancs]

21 H. 8. Ref. to John Tetlow, son and heir of Edmund Tetlow. 

[Raines MSS]

Will of Richard Hunt of Hunt Hall, Manchester. Laurence Tetlow, son and heir of John Tetlow, left one burgage in Salford. 

[Vol 60: History of the Chantries]

John Tetlow: Rich Hunt of Hunt Hall Manchester, gent., whose will is dated Manchester, 27 Oct, 21 Hen VIII 1530. Whereby he gave to Thomas Massy of Wickleswick, gent., and Laurence Tetlow, son and heir apparent of John Tetlow, gent., one burgage, &c., in Salford, then in the tenure of Adam Byrom, and other burgages, to hold to the said Rich. Hunt for his life.  

[Vol 59: History of the Chantries--Raines]

Lees Hall was the property and residence in the year 1531, of Thomas Chaderton, gentleman, and his wife, Joan, dau of John Tetlow of Chamber. 

[Vol XIX, XXI, XXII: Notitia Cestriensis, vol 2]

Richard de Langley married Johanna, Daughter of and heiress of Alicia whose husband was Jordan de Tetlow. Vol 98: 

[Visitation of Lancs 1533]

Riginald, age 60. 

[Vol 35: Pleadings and Despoition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

Riginald, age 60. 

[Vol 35: Pleadins and Disposition, Ducy Court of Lancs]

Will of Rauf Chetham. Thomas Chatterton, son-in-law of John Tetlow.  

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

Will of Thomas Chetham. "To Thomas Chetham, son of Thomas, one 'twenty quye', to be kept by John Tetlow, his father-in-law. 

[Vol 50]

A case referring to James Hankyson(?), aged about 50, a tenant of Henry Tetlow. 

[As #24]

Refers to a burgage in Manchester. One side recutes that Edward Berdisley leased it for 99 years to William Galley, and in 1507 Thomas Berdisley sold it to William Galley. William Galley rebuilt the property. Later Nicholas the executor of William Galley passed it to Elizabeth, the widow of William Galley providing she lived there. At a later date, Thomas Beck who had married Elizabeth Galey and Nicholas Galey sold it to Robert Laborer and he in turn passed it to Thomas Bekke for his life and then to pass to William son of Nicholas Galey. William Galey died then and Thomas his executor entered the property making William Draper his executor. However, John Tetlow who married the heir of Edmund Berdisley and Henry Cocker later now seized the possession. The other side claims the tenement was originally sold by Nicholas Deryal(?) to John Wood and Edmund Berdisley. Edmund died about 1525, his widow Agnes about 1526. Their heir was their daughter Agnes, wife of John Tetlow. 

[Duchy Court Proceedings, Lancs & Ches Rec Soc vol 32, 35, 40]

John & Agnes Tetlow. 

[Vol 35: Pleadings and Disposition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

John Tetlow of Oldham, goods 24li, 12s. 

[Lancs Misc, vol1 (Vol12)]

Subsidy this year, Oldham:

John Tetlow for £24 in goods............15s. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

John Tetlow of Ryeley. 

[OLDHAM CHAPPELRY, by George Perry-Gore]

14 Aug 32 Henry VIII. John Tetlow of Ryeley mentioned owning land. Vol 103: 

[Chetham Miscellaneous]

John Tetlow of Ryeley. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

William Draper and wife Elizabeth bring action against John Tetlow to recover tenement and garden in Markettead. 

[Chetham Soc, new series, vol 21. Calendar of Pleadings, Duchy of Lancaster]

John Tetlow of Manchester, capel Eccles Mancurian (in the 33, Hen VIII, William Draper and Elizabeth his wife, brought action against John Tetlow to rec. a tenement & garden in Marketsted, Manchester. 

[Raines MSS]

William Tetlow, Crompsall. Vol 83:  

[Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Harry Tetlow of Manchester. 

[Vol 83: Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Robert Tetlow of Westhaughton.  

[Vol 83: Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Jacob Hulme of Davyhulme(?); Ralph Pedley. Burgage in Deansgate between tenement of Henry Tetlow held by Jacob Bexwick and parcel held by Palph Pedley in south, tenement called Parsonage of College in North, parcel of land of Richard Holland lent and land of College called Alport Park on west and way to Hulme Bridge (Deansgate) on east held by Ralph Pedley, John Gregory, John Decunion(?) and Ince Walmerley. Witnesses: Ralph Radley, Edmund Prestwych, Adam Holland, Francis Pendleton, John Pendleton. 

[Reynolds Family, T26 (20)]

Between Thomas Tetlow and Edward Jennye(?); Francis Pendleton. 2 burgage, 1 barn and 2 garden in Manchester. 

[Vol39/46/50/60 Lancs RecSoc]

Henry Tetlow. 

[Vol 40: Pleadings and Disposition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

Between Edward Jennye and Francis Pendylton plaintiff and Thomas Tetlow. Lands in Manchester. 

[Vol 60: Lancs Fines]

Gervys Tetlow, riotous behavior.  

[Vol 40: Pleadings and Disposition, Duchy Court of Lancs]

Between Gervase Tetlow, gentleman, plaintiff and George Tetlow, gentleman, deforciant, of a messuage, a cottage, a garden, an Orchard, 6 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and 6 acres of pastures in Dewhurst, Spotland and Honersfeld in Rochdale. Also lands in Rochdale and Eccles. 

[Vol 60: Lancs Fines]

Between Thomas Chadderton and John Blakelow plaintiffs and Lawrence Tetlow. Land in Assheton-u-Lyne and Oldham.  

[Vol 60: Lancs Fines, part IV, 1510-1558]

Robert Tetlow, churchwarden.  

[History of Rochdale, Fishwick]

Robert Tetlow, churchwarden. 

[Vol 1-2. Vicar's of Rochdale]

Thomas Tetlow, merchant. 

[Vol 51: Chester Freeman Rolls, part I, 1392-1700]

Will of Edward Janny of Manchester. Jarvys Tetlow left best gown faced with damaske.

[Vol 54]

Robert Tetlow. Witness to indenture between Sir John Holcroft, Sir Edmund Trafford and Sir Thomas Holt, Knights. 11 Oct 6th Edward VI. Vol 113: 

[Inventories of church goods]

#289. Assignment from Gervase Tetlow of Manchester to Thonmas Chadderton of Lees.

[John Rylands library]

John Hollingworth & Edmund Tetlow, yeoman, party to a deed of Reginald Downes. 

[History of East Cheshire]

Thomas (son Henry son Thomas) Tetlow versus Thomas Travis. 1 messuage granted to Thomas Tetlow (the grandfather) by Edward Trafford, Robert Langley, Ralph Prestwyche, Thomas Langley. Postponed. 

[Palatine Plan Rolls]

Thomas Tetlow versus George Salcome(?). 1 messuage granted as lest. 

[Palatine Plan Rolls]

Thomas Tetlow versus Anne Tetlow, widow. 3 Messuage granted as lest. Thomas ..... seisin.  

[Palatine Plan Rolls]

Anne Tetlow widow to order(?) to Thomas son Henry son Thomas Tetlow. 3 messuage in Manchester which Edmund Trafford and others gave to Thomas Tetlow. 

[Palatine Units Protenotary(?)]

John Gee's water course from Alport through John Tetlow's land. 

[Vol 63: Court Leet Manchester]

Between Edmund, son of Edmund Tetlow of Coldhurst, w/Oldham, gentleman, one part and Joshua Wrigley of Chamber Hall, w/Oldham. Will of John Ogden: Wit: Thomas Tetlow. 

[DDX 614/14]

Thomas Tetlow witness to will of Arthur Scolfeld. 

[Vol 54]

North Crawley, Buckinghamshire. 17th century cottages at Broadmead. A house & farm belonged to Roger Tetlow, Lord of Hollowes, who by his will dated 23rd Dec 1557, left 10s for repairing the way from thence into the East fields. 

[VCH Buckinghamshie Co]

Elizabeth, dau of Wm Aprice or Aprees and Elizabeth Latimar married Roger Tetlow. Roger Tetlow bequeated Hollowes Manor to his Parents-in-law, William & Elizabeth Aprice on 23 Dec 1557. He died on 23 Apr., 1558 and on 27th Apr 1570, his daughters Elizabeth & Mary had livery of their thirds of the manor. 

[VCH Buckinghamshire Co]

Between Laurence Tetlow and Thomas Chaderton. 4 messuage, 2 cottages, 2 toft, 4 gardens, 4 orchard, 8 acre of land, 6 acre meadow, 8 acre pasture in Manchester. 

[Vol 39/46/50/60 Lancs RecSoc]

Between Thomas Tetlow and George Pendleton. 1 messuage, 1 toft, 1 garden, 1 orchard, 1/2 acre land in Manchester. 

[Vol 39/46/50/60 Lancs RecSoc]

Between Thomas Tetlow and George Pendleton. 2 messuages, 2 cottages, 1 barn, 2 garden. 

[Vol 39/46/50/60 Lancs RecSoc]

Thomas, son of Henry, son of Thomas claimed one mesuuage from Thomas Travis and recorded three messuage for Anne Tetlow, widow. 

[source unknown]

Thomas and Catherine Tetlow ; Hugh Travis. Messuage in Market Stead. 

[Charity Commissions Report 1826]

Between Thomas Chadderton and Lawrence Tetlow. Lands in Manchester. 

[Vol 60: Lancs Fines, part IV, 1510-1558]

Between George Pendleton, plaintiff and Thomas Tetlow. Land in Manchester. 

[Vol 60: Lancs Fines, part IV, 1510-1558]

Thomas Tetlow versus Thomas Travis. 1 messuage granted as lest. 

[Palatine Plan Rolls]

Thomas Tetlow; Ellis Hall. Burgage between burgage of Hugh Travis(?) on north and highway ... Smethie Door to Old Marketstead on south, parcel of Richard Smethusrt in holding of Ellis Hall on east and highway from Old Marketstead to Smethie Door on West. 

[LI/51/8/13]

Laurence of Chamber, died 1582. 

[Vol 83: Taxation in Salford Hundred 1524 - 1802]

Francis Holts (claiming and to be seized in fee and as lessee of Thomas Tetlow) versus Edmund Allen, Thomas Wyke, Robert Pilkinton and Peter Morre. As trespassers. 2 messuage and 40 acres in Crompton and one burgage and shop in Manchester. 

[Duchy Pledgings, full text only available from PRO, London]

Disposition made this year by John Radcliffe of Oldham. 'where Mr Tetlow of the Chamber sat'. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

John Glover purchased of Thomas Tetlow two burgages, two orchard, two gardens in the Deansgate.  

[Vol 63: Court Leet Manchester]

James Bardisley. A fellow chaplain of Lord La Warr's nomination in 1422. Probably of the same family as Sir Thomas Bordisley, priest, a legatee of Mrs Isabel Chetham of Manchester, widow, 12 Jul 1523. She was the Daughter of Thomas Tetlow, gentleman and of Agnes, daughter and co-heiress of Edmund Burdisley of Manchester, gentleman and was living Ao 1567. Jane, the other daughter and co-heiress of Edmund Bardisley, married Roger Marler of Manchester. 

[Vol 21. Fellows of Manchester College]

Slander & The Church Courts. At the visitation of 1571 Lawrence Tetlow was presented because "He hath kept a whore this 20 years and hath divers children by her, and disinherited his lawful children, keeping his bastards like gentlemen". During the previous 20 years there had been six episcopal visitations, at which Tetlow's offences had gone undetected. 

[Vol 78. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society]

To one Jane Tetlow, a poor aged woman and being of long forsaken of her husband and as she sayeth or brother Robert kinswoman the XXVth of April A. 1572, twenty schilling. Given to one Tetlow widow, the 2nd Feb 1577, 10 schillinngs. 

[The Towneley Nowell MS]

Will of Thomas Chadderton. Joan, dau of John Tetlow of the Chamber, wife of Thomas Chadderton of the Lees. (she is also known as Jane).  

[Vol 54]

Hundreds of Salford under the Tudors, general levy of arms, armor and horses. Lawrence Tetlow to furnish one each: coat plate, long bow, sheffe arrows, caliver, steel cap, bill. 

[Vol 47: & Edward Baines, vol 1]

Matthew Tetloe. Cited for using lewd and inconvenient speeches of her majesty. 

[VCH Essex Co]

Assessment of Chadderton, Radcliffe Lordship, Robert Tetlow, 1d. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

Thomas Tetlow. Will of Anne Becke, wife of Thomas Becke. Proved Feb 10 1579. 

[Vol 51: Lancs & Cheshire Wills]

Reynold Tetlow. Mentioned as James Assheton of Chadderton leasing land to Reynold. 

[Vol 103]

Inquisition, Post Mortem (Inquiry taken after the death of) Lawrence Tetlow, gent, taken at Manchester. He hold 3 messuages, 1 orchard, 3 gardens, 30 acres meadow in Assheton held of Queen by rent 4d alte belonging to the order of St John of Jerusalem value 40/- per annum and 12 messuages, 12 cottages, 80 acres land, 40 acres meadow and 40 acres pasture in Oldham held of Ralphe Barton ... by rent of a barbed arrow and a pair of gloves worth £5 per annum. Lawrence Tetlow died 26 Dec 1582 and Richard his son and heir is 40 years old. 

[DDHP 39/3]

Henry Tetlow, merchant, son of Thomas Tetlow of Chester, merchant.  

[Vol 51: Chester Freeman Rolls, part I, 1392-1700]

Corn viewed in Manchester, Mr Tettlow, 69 riders barley.

[Vol XXII-171-2. Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society]

(27th Elizabeth).

[DUCATUS LANCASTRIA, Calendar to Pleadings]

(28th Elizabeth). 

[DUCATUS LANCASTRIA, Calendar to Pleadings]

Thomas Tetlow, merchant. 

[Vol 51: Chester Freeman Rolls, part I, 1392-1700]

The following gentlemen in this chapelry furnished the undermentioned quotas of men for the public defence, in the time of queen Elizabeth, when the country was threatened by a Spanish invader:

John Radcliff, esq. 25 men.

Edmund Assheton, esq. 3 men.

Thos. De Crompton, 5.

Lawrence Tetlow, 6 men.

Ralphe Cudworth, 4 men.

And the Lady Byron for Royton, 16 men. 

[Edward Baines, vol 2]

Defense of country against Spanish Armada, Lawrence Tetlow, 6 men. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

Mortage. Hugh Travis, John Whiteworth. Messuage and shop in Market Stead on lease for 21 years to John Byllynge subject and a rent and the lease of Thomas Tetlow. 

[M3S/1/12/1, Manchester Lib. Archives]

Inquest by oath: Juror John Tetlow of Coldhurst. 

[Chetham Soc Vol 77]

John Wolstenholme born. He married Ann Tetlow of Oldham on 23 August 1616. 

[History of Rochdale, Fishwick]

Inquest by oath: Juror John Tetlow of Coldhurst. 

[Chetham Vol 77]

Inquest by juror, Richard Tetlow of Chambers. 

[Chetham Soc Vol 77]

Edward Whittaker, husbandman, and Ralph Whittaker, his brother, lynwebster, both of Chadderton, on Thursday 8 April 1591, assualted Margery, wife of Richard Tetlowe of Chadderton, tailor. 

[Chetham Soc, vol 77]

Nicholas Wolstencrofte of Houghton was arrested by John Tetlow and others on 30 Aug 1591 for assaulting and killing a Richard Wylde. 

[Chetham Soc, vol 77]

Inquest by juror, Richard Tetlow of Chambers. 

[Chetham Soc Vol 77]

Henry Allen versus John Croxton and wife Cicily (in sight(?) of George Pendleton and Thomas Tetlow) messuages and lands. 

[Duchy Pledgings, full text only available from PRO, London]

Ralphe Coldcloughe, gentleman, and Harry Holte of Castleton, yeoman, became sureties for Geroge Tetlowe of Rachdale, webster, on being licensed to keep an alehouse. 

[Chetham Soc, vol 77]

Will of Edmund Langley. Mr Tetlow of Coldhurst, his landlord and supervisor, executor. 

[Vol 103]

Eliz. 35 (1593) Mar 05. Quitclaim. Richard Tetlow of Oldham Lancs, gentleman, unto Thomas Tetlow of Oldham, yeoman "All and every accons quarrells and debate which I the said Richard Tetlow in any wise had or might have against the said Thomas from the beginning of the world until the day of the date hereof". 

[DDX 1251, TETLOW FAMILY DEEDS---SKIRDEN, Nr BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND]

(35 Elizabeth). 

[DUCATUS LANCASTRIA, Calendar to Pleadings]

Lease: For 3 lives at 13/4 rent: for 20 pounds: Rychard Tetlowe of the Chamber, gentleman, to George Walker of Glodycke, tailor, 14 Jun 1594. 

[DDHP20/8]

Ann Tetlow, late of Langtree, Standish parish, wife of Richard Tetlow, husbandman---40 pounds for the like. 

[RECUSANTS ROLLS 1595-6]

Indenture between Richard Tetlow of the Chamber, Co. Lanc, gent., 1st part, and Richard Streete, of Oldham, woolen draper, 2nd part. Witnesseth that the said Tetlow, for the surrender of an old Lease made by Laurence Tetlow, his father, to Robert Streete, father of the said Richard, George Streete, and the said Richard Streete during their lives. Hath demised and to ferm set to said Richard a Messuage in Oldham in tenure of said Richard Streete and two closes in tenure of said Richard Streete and late in tenure of Renald Whitaker, abutting on the North on the Inheritance of John Cudworth, gent. To Have ,etc., for lives of the said Richard and John and George his two sons. Rent 82s. a year, 4 hens at Xmass, 2 Capons at Easter, and 4 days Shearing or Reaping in Harvest. And the said Tetlow Covenants that Robert Tetlow his son and heir apparent after he the said Robert shall be 21 years old shall confirm this demise. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

38 Eliz. Indenture Richard Tetlow of the Chamber, 1 part and Richard Street, woolendraper, 2 part. Lawrence, father of Richard Tetlow. Robert son of Richard not yet 21. Signed at Rochdale.  

[(Rec Soc #6, no 7). Raines MSS]

Will of John Tetlow of Coldhurst. (also recorded elsewhere). To Ellen my wife. To three youngest children George, John and Anne Tetlow. To Abraham Taylor, son-in-law; Ambrose Jackson, son-in-law; Adam Holland, brother-in-law and Edmund Tetlow, son, as executors and Edmund Telyer of Horsedge, gent. and Abraham Taylor, son-in-law, as supervisors of will. 

[ANNALS OF OLDHAM, by GILES SHAW]

Final Concord. At Lancaster between Richard Tetlow and Edmund Tetlow, demandants, and Robert Holte, gentleman (son and heir of Robert Holte, esq.) and John Radcliffe, deforciants, respecting eight messuages and land with appurtenances in Nuthurst and Crompton. 

[John Rylands Library]

Margaret Tetlow. Isabel Holland of Salford, wife of George Holland, dec. Leaves to sister Margaret, widow, yearlie sum of 40s. Proved Jun 23. 

[Vol 51: Lancs & Cheshire Wills]

Thomas Tetlow owned four gardens & four tenements in the tenure of widow Croxton, who was Cicely, daughter & heiress of Geo. Pendleton. Tetlow had a house, garden & an acre of land in the tenure of Richard Fox. John Davie who died 1573, purchased four burgage from Thos. Tetlow. 1589, rents of 20s P.A. were paid to heirs of Thos. Tetlow, late of Chester. (other tenants were Francis Pendleton; Henry Hardye; Samuel Typpinge; Mrs Hilton). 

[Vol 27. Elizabethan Manchester]