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Monumental inscriptions of the Holt families.
 
James Holt and Sophia Holt Henry Cunliffe, James Holt and William Holt Abraham Holt Alice Holt Ann Holt
James Holt
and Sophia Holt
Henry Cunliffe Holt,
James Holt
and William Holt
Abraham Holt Alice Holt Ann Holt
Thomas Holt Thomas Holt Robert Holt Robert Holt Richard Holt
Thomas Holt Thomas Holt Robert Holt Robert Holt Richard Holt
Robert Holt John Holt John Holt John Holt Joseph Holt
Robert Holt John Holt John Holt John Holt Joseph Holt
Nacey Holt Edmund Holt Charles Holt Daniel Holt Jane Holt
Nacey Holt Edmund Holt Charles Holt Daniel Holt Jane Holt
Charles Holt Edmund Holt Esther Holt John Holt Thomas Holt
Charles Holt Edmund Holt Esther Holt John Holt Thomas Holt
James Holt Elizabeth Holt Mally Holt William Holt Robert Holt
James Holt Elizabeth Holt Mally Holt William Holt Robert Holt
john Holt Johanna Holt Francis Holt Holt Ann Holt
John Holt Johanna Holt Francis Holt Holt Ann Holt
 
 
Rochdale Burials
 
Middleton Church Burial Index
 
The Owens Manuscript
 
Monumental Inscriptions
Rochdale Parish Church St. Chad's Memorial with the latin inscription Jacobi Holte de Castleton. A translation is here.
 
Sir John Holt, Lord Chief Justice of England descendant of the Holts of Gristlehurst was born at Thame, Oxfordshire on 30th December 1642. He entered Oriel College, Oxford to study law at the age of sixteen years. He returned to study of law at Gray's Inn in London and was appointed to the bar in 1663. He became King's sergeant and was knighted in 1685. In 1688 he took a prominent role in arranging the constitutional change by which William III. was called to the throne of England, and after his accession he was appointed Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench. Sir John Holt of Bedford Row, London died 5 March 1710 aged 68 and was buried in the chancel of St Mary's Church , Redgrave, Suffolk. A marble monument to Sir John Holt, by Thomas Green stands in the Redgrave church.
 
A plaque is placed on the wall in Biddulph church in Staffordshire for George Holt Esquire of Rochdale Lancashire ,a lineal descent of the Holts of Ashworth and Gristlehurst. His remains are deposited in the valt of his brother the vicar, William Henry Holt, of this parish. George Holt departed his life whilst on a visit at Knypersley, in the 60th year of his age 26 Aug 1815.
 
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