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Kindred in Lancashire

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Individual: 200

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Overview

When Henry Smith died in 1628, his Will included a legacy to help members of his family (his “Kindred”) in financial need. Henry had no children, so by Kindred, he meant the descendants of his sister, Joane. Nearly 400 years later, that commitment still stands.

Today, more than 4,500 people are registered as Kindred. In 2024, we awarded 472 grants, providing support to 223 people.

We offer a range of help and support to eligible descendants, including financial, emotional and practical help for a range of concerns.
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