1755.—Mr. Edward Stanley, of Preston, was buried in that town 4th January, 1755, at the reputed age of 103. He was one of the Stanleys of Bickerstaffe—the branch of the family that eventually succeeded to the Earldom of Derby. His father was Henry Stanley, the second son of Sir Edward Stanley, of Bickerstaffe.
1757.—James Wilson, of Kendal, 100.
1760.—Elizabeth Hilton, widow, of Liverpool, 121.
1761.—Isaac Duberdo, of Clitheroe, 108. Elizabeth Wilcock, of Lancaster, 104. John Williamson, of Pennybridge, 101. William Marsh, of Liverpool, 111, pavior.
1762.—Elizabeth Pearcy, of Elell, 104. Elizabeth Storey, of Garstang, 103.
1763.—Mr. Wickstead, of Wigan, 108, farmer. Thomas Jackson, of Pennybridge, 104. Mrs. Blakesley, of Prescot, 108. Mr. Osbaldeston, near Whaley, 115.
1764.—James Roberts, of Pennybridge, 113.
1765.—Mr. Glover, of Tarbuck, 104.
1767.—George Wilford, of Pennybridge, 100. William Rogers, of Pennybridge, 105. Thomas Johnson, of Newbiggin, 105.
1770.—Ellin Brandwood, Leigh, 102.