Also mentioned in the same ballad was "Uterysdale", which has been identified by some as relating to the village of Lee in the Wyre valley - Wyresdale (Lancashire) and references to Richard de Leghs [Leghe] in Lancashire to one in the village of Woodhouses (since 1974 in Greater Manchester) during the early 13th century.
The ballad mentions "Uterysdale", which is believed to be connected to the village of Lee in the Wyre valley - Wyresdale (Lancashire). It also references Richard de Leghs [Leghe] in Lancashire, with a connection to Woodhouses (since 1974 in Greater Manchester) during the early 13th century.