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Popular Rhymes and Nursery Tales

by James Orchard Halliwell

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VIII Places and Families

Elton

COLLINGWOOD.

THE CAULD LAD OF HILTON.

FELTON.

SIR RALPH ASHTON.

PRESTON.

LANCASHIRE.

LEYLAND.

HUGH OF LINCOLN.

CUCKSTONE.

SAINT LEVAN.

ROLLRIGHT.

HAMPDEN.

RIBCHESTER.

HAWLEY.

GOTHAM.

BUCKLAND.

COLEBROOK.

GILLING.

SHREWSBURY.

JACK ROBINSON.

WRANGHAM.

LEICESTERSHIRE.

BROCKLEY-HILL.

STANTON DREW.

SEVERN.

SHERSTON MAGNA.

NORTH ACRE.

BELLASIS.

KELLOE.

ROSEBERRY-TOPPING.

LINCOLN.

SKIDDAW.

INGLEBOROUGH.

THE KIRBY FEIGHT.

THORNTON.

ISLE OF MAN.

EARSDON.

This division, like the last, might be greatly extended by references to Ray and Grose.

Elton

The following lines are still remembered by the members of the Elton family:

Upon Sir Abraham Elt being knighted, and taking
the name of Elton.

In days of yore old Abraham Elt,
When living, had nor sword nor belt;
But now his son, Sir Abraham Elton,
Being knighted, has both sword and belt on.
  MS. Harl. Brit. Mus. 7318, p. 206.

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