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VOL. XLIX.
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THE
SURVEY OF THE COUNTY OF YORK,
TAKEN BY
JOHN DE KIRKBY,
COMMONLY CALLED
KIRKBY'S INQUEST.
ALSO
INQUISITIONS OF KNIGHTS' FEES,
THE
NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE,
AND
AN APPENDIX OF
ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
putliJerf for tMte aOtiet;
BY ANDREWS AND CO., DURHAM;
WHITTAKER AND CO., 13 AVE MARIA LANE; T. AND W. BOONE,
29 NEW BOND STREET; BERNARD QUARITCH, 15 PICCADILLY;
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BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINBURGH.
1867.




At a Meeting of the Council of the SURTEES SOCIETY, held
in the Castle of Durham, on Tuesday, March the 6th, 1866,
Mr. CHEVALLIER in the chair, it was ordered " That Kirkby's
Inquest for the County of York should be prepared for the
Society for the current year by Mr. R. H. Skaife, of York."
JAMES RAINE,
Secretary.
LONDON:
A:ITCHELL ABND HUGHEES, PRINTERS, 24 WARDOUR STBEET, W,




THE PREFACE.
THE important record which for at least three centuries has
been known to historical inquirers by the name of Kirkby's
Quest or Inquest, was a Survey of several of the counties of
England, made in the reign of Edward the First, by the King's
Treasurer, John de Kirkby, and his fellows, who, under the
authority of a royal commission, enquired, according to the
ancient custom by inquests or verdicts of juries, concerning the
fees held either immediately of the king, or of others who held
of the king in capite. The volume which contains the result of
these inquests or verdicts is said to be in some respects analogous to Domesday Book, inasmuch as it comprehends all the
immediate military tenants of the crown."
The eminent authors of the History of South Yorkshire, in
his preface to the first volume of that valuable work, states that
in his opinion Kirkby's Inquest, and the returns called the
Nomina Villarum, claimed the earliest attention of the Commissioners of Public Records; and he adds, "I speak my own
experience when I say, that no single records have afforded
more useful and more extensive information than these have
done. The Pipe Rolls only, on account of their high antiquity,
and their closer bearing on the public transactions of the realm,
can be said to surpass them in their claims on the attention of
those Commissioners."
As with the exception of some of the earlier Pipe Rolls,
" Handbook to the Public Records, by F. S. Thomas.
b The late Joseph Hunter, F.S.A.
b




vi                          THE PREFACE.
the Commissioners of Public Records have only published the
" Nomina Villarum," which is printed in a bulky and expensive
form, the Surtees Society has undertaken to present to its
members in the present volume as complete a copy of Kirkby's
Inquest for Yorkshire as can be obtained from the records now
known to exist.   The volume contains also several Inquisitions
of Knights' Fees for Yorkshire, and the Nomina Villarum for
the same county.
The history of the record itself is involved in a cloud of
mystery, which I regret my inability to dispel completely. The
original returns of the jurors have not been discovered; and,
excepting that part which relates to Yorkshire, only one copy
of the Inquest is known to be extant.  This MS., which is
preserved in the Queen's Remembrancer's Department of the
Exchequer, cannot be assigned to an earlier date than the reign
of Henry the Eighth. It contains an abridgment only of the
original survey,  and there is nothing to shew whence it was
" Subjoined is a list of the counties and the names of the commissioners,
the heading of the first roll being given in full.
BUK. Rotulus de feodis quoe tenentur de rege in capite, et de aliis diversis
in com. Bedd. (sic) et Buk, secundum Inquisitiones inde factas coram Willelmo
filio Nigelli, et sociis suis, ad hoc assignatis per ipsum regem.
BED. Galfridus de Sandiacre.
CANT. ET HUNT. Philippus de Wileby.
DEVON. Johannes de Kirkby, tune thesaurarius domini regis.
EBOR. Johannes de Kirkby, ut supra.
GLOUCESTER. Ricardus Rowell.
KANC. R. de Northwod.
LINCOLN. Philippus de Wileby.
NORTHAMPT. Ricardus de Stanford.
NOTT. ET DERB. Philippus de Wyleby, cancellarius de scaccario.
OXON. (Commissioners not named).
SALOP ET STAFF. Ricardus de Stanford, clericus.
SOMERSET ET DORSET. Johannes de Kirkbie, ut supra.
SURR. ET SUSSEX. Johannes de Kirkeby, ut supra.
LEICESTER. Johannes de Kirkeby et R. de Staunford.
Some further account of this MS. will be given at a subsequent page.




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derived.  It is remarkable that the Commission authorizing the
Inquest to be taken cannot be found. Madox, who knew more
of the Exchequer records than any other person, and had read
the whole of the earlier Memoranda and Pipe Rolls, never
alludes to it either in his History of the Exchequer, or in. the
many volumes of his MS. collections now in the British Museum.
Nor does Agard, who well knew the importance of the Inquest,
mention such a Commission in his Calendar of the Patent Rolls.
Mr. Hunter, also, who spent many years in  arranging the
Miscellanea of the Exchequer, never met with it either in its
original sealed form, or in that of an enrolment. The more
recent researches of Mr. Walbran have been equally fruitless.d
It is scarcely necessary to add that no copy of the Commission
has been found in any of the MSS. hereinafter enumerated.
Various dates,e ranging from the 5th to the 35th Edward I.,
have been assigned to this Survey. As the validity of many
statements based  on  the text of the Inquest is affected by
the question of its date, both as regards pedigrees and the
d The preceding facts have been most obligingly communicated by Mr. Walbran.
" Mr. Hunter says, Kirkby's Inquest was taken in 1277, the 5th Edward I.
(South Yorks., i., preface). A translation of the return for the wapentake of
Holderness is given in the History of that Seigniory, by Mr. Poulson (vol. i.,
p. 40). He states that the Inquisition " was taken before John de Kirby, treasurer to King Edward I., and other commissioners, assigned to enquire of the
fees holden immediately of the crown in the county of York, and the rents of
assize then due, by virtue of the commission. It is attested at Clifton, March 5,
1281, ninth Edward I."  And he adds in a note, "it was completed in 1295, and
is preserved in the Exchequer. It has been lately printed in Palgrave's Writs."
Mr. Poulson is here unconsciously referring to the writ of king Edward II.,
directing the returns of the Nomina Villarum, which was tested at " Clipston,
quinto die Martii, anno regni nostri nono" (page 301, postea). In some transcripts of the Inquest the date is referred to the 24th Edward I. (page 1, postea,
note c). Mr. Thomas, in his Handbook to the Public Records (page 211), states
the Inquest to have been taken in the 35th Edward I., by Adam Kirkeby or
Kirby, then Treasurer; and this error is repeated by Mr. Sims in his Manual for
the Genealogist, Topographer and Antiquary.
b2




viii                     THE PREFACE.
tenure of estates at a certain time by particular individuals,
and as the Inquest has been frequently confounded with the
"Nomina Villarum," which belongs to the 9th Edward II.,
it is necessary that this point, at least, should not be left in
doubt. The present-volume contains ample evidencef that, with
the exception of Richmondshires which was not surveyed until
two years later, the Inquisitions for the county of York were
taken in the thirteenth year of Edward I. (1284-5).  In the
return for Langbargh wapentake the exact day is named, "die
Sabbati proximo ante Passionem  Domini, anno regni regis
Edwardi tertio decimo." The Coucher Book of Fountains Abbey
contains several extracts from the Itinerary (as it is there called)
of John de Kirkby, and the date uniformly assigned in each of
these is the 13th Edward I.  Even had no date been named
in any transcript of the Inquest now extant, a tolerably close
approximation is furnished by the Proofs of age and Inquisitions
post mortem of persons holding lands at the time the Survey
was taken.  Two examples may be adduced.  William de Aldfield, who is certified as holding the vill of Aldfield, in the
wapentake of Claro, did not attain his full age until the 29th
of April, 12th Edward I.  The Inq. p. m. of Peter de Goushill,i who held certain lands in Beeford, in the wapentake of
Holderness, was taken in November, 14th Edward I.  It is
obvious that the Survey must have been made during the period
limited by these dates.
In the absence of the Commission itself, or of any copy of
it, the special purpose for which this Inquest was required can
only be conjectured. Probably it was to afford the king more
ample information than he previously possessed preparatory to
f See pp. 31, 124, 138.              g See page 148.
h See page 46.                       i See page 74.
The fact that Kirkby was not appointed Treasurer until January 6th, 12th
Edward I., of course limits the date of the Inquest in one direction, and his death
in the eighteenth year of the same reign in the other.




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the issuing of writs of military service, and the levying of. subsidies. It would be analogous to that valuation of property
which precedes the rating at the present day.   How  muchmoney the king could get from a particular manor or estate, in
the form of subsidy, and how many men he could raise when
he was going out against his enemies, were questions regulated
by the nature of the tenure and the quantity of the land, and
it was therefore his policy to have these settled with the greatest
exactness.
A copy is not extant of the Capitula, or articles of inquiry
presented to the Commissioners, which would doubtless vary
according to circumstances.  Some of them, however, can be
recovered from the returns now printed. As the full sense of
many of the terms used is not easily rendered by a mere translation, I give them in their original form.
De feodis militum quae tenentur de domino rege in capite, et qui ea
tenent, et in quibus villis, et qui sunt tenentes sui, et ubi sunt, ut sciatur
ubi distrigendum sit pro servitiis domini regis, si a retro fuerint.
De feodis quae tenentur de aliis quam de rege in capite.
De redditibus assizae regi debitis.
Si ballivi infra libertatem et extra veteribus extractis utantur, etc.
De extractis et summonitionibus scaccarii per quas debita regis
exiguntur in comitatu, tam infra libertatem quam extra.
De annuis redditibus ad terminum vitae.
Qua ville sunt gildabiles et qune non.
Si status eorum mutationem; per quos, etc.
Cujusmodi redditus annui debetur in singulis villis vicecomiti, tain
ad turnum vicecomitis quam ad visum franciplegii.
Quantum quodlibet wapentagium dat pro firma wapentagii sui.
Quantum wapentagium solebat dare.
In quibus rebus seu redditibus vel perquisitis firma wapentagii collstat, sue levari solebat.
De pecunia qua respondetur vicecomiti de persona contra statum.
Si ballivi infra libertatem vel extra veteribus exitibus utantul, per
quas, etc.




X                          THE PREFACE.
De illis qui clamant habere libertates in wapentagio, a quo tempore, etc.
Si teneatur aliquo servitio, etc.
De prisonamentis et prisonibus ubicunque captis, qualiter et quibus
locis deliberar'.
Si aliquid domino regi subtractum fuerit de jure suo, etc.
Si quid in wapentagio domino regi pertinere debeat unde seisitus
non est.
Of these nineteen Articles, answers to the first three may
be found in the returns for nearly all the wapentakes included
in this volume; the fifth and sixth occur only in the inquisition
for Ryedale; and the remainder, or some of them, are limited
to the wapentakes of Ouse and Derwent, Skyrack, Langbargh,
and Pickering Lythe. This peculiarity is perhaps explained by
the fact that, with the exception of the four last-named wapentakes, the returns now extant for the county of York are abridgments only of the original inquisitions. As an illustration of
the nature and extent of this abridgment, I give two versions of
the entry relating to Gate Helmsley:HEMELSAY.  Item dicunt quod villa de Hemelsay continet in se sex
bovatas terrae, et redd. vjd. pro fin' wappentagii vie', et facit sectam  ad
prim' cor. et ad prim' wapp. post festum  S. Michaelis tantum  domino
regi, et status non mutatur; et Walterus de Hemelsay tenet priedictam
terram. Et idem Walterus tenet pradictam terram per feodum militare
de haeredibus de Chaumberlayn de North Duffeld, et illi de hebredibus
de Percy, et haeredes de Percy de rege in capite; unde xij car. terrae
faciunt feodum militis.k
HEMELSAY.1 In eadem villa sunt vj bov. terra quae tenentur de har'
de Chaumberleyn de North Duffeld per feodum unius milit., et ille de
k See page 60. This extract is taken from the Inquisition for the wapentake
of Ouse and Derwent, which is entered in one of the Registers belonging to the
Dean and Chapter of Durham, in a handwriting which may be assigned to the
commencement of the fifteenth century. There can be little doubt that this
Inquisition is an actual copy of the original text of Kirkby.
See page 61, note d.




THE PREFACE.                           xi
hber' de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite; unde ij (sic) car.
fac' feod. milit. Et redd. per ann. ad finem wapp. vjd.
Before I proceed to describe some of the principal MSS.
used in the preparation of the present volume, a short account
of the eminent ecclesiastic whose name is inseparably associated
with the Inquest may be appropriately introduced.
John de Kirkby was of an ancient and knightly Leicestershire family, which took its name from the village of Kirkby
Belers in that county. He was the eldest son of Sir William
de Kirkby,m of Melton Moubray, by his wife Emma de Gorham.,
The year of his birth has not been ascertained, and little is
known of his early history.   On the 12th of April, 1265, he
became dean of Wimbourne Minster, in Dorsetshire2.  On the
7th of August, 1268, he obtained the living of Thorpe, near
Newark,P which he resigned on the 18th of October following.q
On the 8th of May, 1270, Robert de Nevill presented him to
the rectory of Burnsall in Craven.,  In 1272 he occurs as archdeacon of Coventry.   On the death of Richard de Middelton
in August, 1272, the king committed the great seal into the
custody of John de Kirkby, who was then, probably, either an
officer of the Exchequer, or a clerk of the Chancery. Six years
later he was again placed in possession of the great seal, as the
substitute of Robert Burnell, the chancellor, when he went abroad;
and the same coursewas repeated on several other occasions during
that chancellor's temporary absences.t In 1278 he occurs as
m Coil. Top. et Gen., v., 300. Nichols's Leicestershire, ii., 224, 259.
Harl. MSS., 1180, 7178.-Emma de Gorham is supposed to have been sister
of Amicia de Gorham, who died in the 7th Edward I., when John de Kirkby
was found to be her heir (Inq. p. m., 7th Edw. I., n. 19), and of Gerin de Gorham,
vicar of Lubbenham, co. Leicester, 1286-1312, uncle to John de Kirkby, bishop
of Ely (Reg. de Daventry. Cott. MS., Claud. D., xii., fol. 152 b).-J. R. W.
O Hutchins' Dorset, ii., 534.  P Reg. Giffard, 39 b.    q Ibid.
Reg. Giffard, 15 a.           $ Le Neve, ed. Hardy, i., 568.
t Foss's Judges, iii., 110. Mr. Foss does not give any particulars of Kirkby's
parentage, neither does he allude to his connection with the Inquest.




Xii                       THE PREFACE.
rector of St. Berians in Cornwall.u On the 11th of November,
1279, he was collated to a prebend in the church of York, which
had been held by cardinal Hugh de Evesham.v On the 10th of
January, 1280-1, archbishop Wickwaine directed that "dominus
J. de Kirkeby, regis clericus familiaris," should not have his
benefices sequestered.w  In 1283, being then archdeacon  of
Coventry, he was elected bishop of Rochester, but he renounced
his right before archbishop Peckham at Michelham on the 17th
of May, 1283.$ On the 6th of January, 1283-4, 12th Edward I.,
he was made Lord Treasurer, which office he continued to hold
until his death.Y
On the 26th of July, 1286, he was elected to the bishopric
of Ely, which had become vacant by the death of Hugh de Balsham.z  Although he had previously held so many ecclesiastical
dignities, Kirkby, at this time, was only in deacon's orders. He
was advanced to the priesthood, at Feversham, on the 21st of
September, by the primate, John de Peckham; on the following
day hea was consecrated by him in Canterbury cathedral; and
on the 24th of December, in the same year, was enthroned at
Ely by Richard de Ferynges, archdeacon of Canterbury. Within
four years afterwards a violent fever terminated his career. He
died at Ely on Palm Sunday, " circa horam completorii," 1290,
and was buried in his own cathedral, "coram  cruce, ex parte
boriali chori, ante altare Sancti Johannis Baptistae."b By his
1 Rot. Parl., i., 14.
" Reg. Wickwaine, 58 a. The stall is not named, but it seems to have been
that of Botevant.-J. R. John de Kirkby does not occur as a canon of York in
Le Neve's Fasti.
" Reg. Wickwaine, 34 a.         " Le Neve, ii., 562.
y Foss's Judges, iii., 110.     " Bentham's Ely, 151.
a On September 23rd, 1286, archbishop Romanus presented Mr. Thomas de
Wakefield to the stall in the church of York, "quoe fuit domini J. de Kirkeby
consecrati in episcopatum Elyensem" (Reg. Romanus, 69 b).-For the extracts
from the archiepiscopal registers, shewing Kirkby's preferments in the diocese of
York, I am indebted to the kindness of the Rev. Canon Raine.
b Monach. Eliens. Hist., Cott. MS., Titus A., i., fol. 115 b.




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last will, of which William de Kyrkeby, Mr. Gwydo de Tyllebrok, Philip de Everdon and John Cotoun were executors,c John
de Kirkbyd bequeathed to the bishop of the church of St. Etheldreda of Ely, and to his successors, one messuage and. nine
cottages in Holborn,e in the suburbs of London.f
John de Kirkby died seised of large estates in the counties
of Leicester, Middlesex, Herts, Cambridge, Northants, Southants, Bedford, Huntingdon and Lincoln.g  His next heir was
his brother, Sir William de Kirkby, then about thirty years
old,h who had summons to parliament, July 8th, 1294,i and
died s. p., August 9th, 1302,i when his inheritance was divided
between his sisters and co-heiresses, Margaret, wife of Walter
d'Oseville,k Alice,l wife of Peter Prilly, of Owersby, co. Line.,
Matilda,'n wife of Gilbert de Houby, of Houby, co. Leic., and
Mabel," wife of William  Grimbaud.
c Rot. Parl., i., 43.
d The bishop is charged with neglecting the care of his diocese in his devotion to the affairs of state, and is said to have borne himself with too much arrogance, sinking the bishop in the treasurer (Foss's Judges, iii., 110. Cf. Chron. Tho.
Wikes, apud Gale, ii., 120). In Harl. MS., 315, fol. 46, are these lines on him:"QDe domino Joanne de Kyrkeby, episcopo Eliensi, et Anglike thesaurario,
temp. Edwardi I.
Si Regi cceli servisset episcopus Ely,
Quantum terreno, lare nunc fruereter amseno.
Regni thesauri custos fuit; ecce quod auri
Nunc habet! angusto clausus post funera busto."
The London palace of the bishops of Ely was afterwards erected on this site.
f Reg. eccl. Eliens. Cott. MS., Titus A. i., fol. 115 b.
g Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 102.         h Cal. Gen., i., 416.
Nicholas's Synopsis, edit. 1857, p. 275.
i Cal. Gen., ii., 622.
k John Oseville, a nephew or near relation of bishop Kirkby, succeeded to
the archdeaconry of Ely about the year 1289 (Bentham's'ly, 274).
See her descendants in Bridges' Northants, iii., 328.-J. R. W.
" On the partition of the estates of William de Kirkby in the 30th Edward I.,
the manor of Kirkby Belers fell to the share of his sister, Matilda de Houby
(Rotbl. Orig., 30th Edw. I., rot. 15). She died in the 5th Edward II., leaving a




xiv                        THE PREFACE.
The earliest copy of Kirkby's Inquest for Yorkshire now
known to be extant, is preserved in the Registry of the Dean
and Chapter of York. This manuscript is a thin folio, twelve
inches long by eight and a half inches wide, written on parchment in a uniform  hand, which may be assigned to the latter
half of the fifteenth century. It contains fifty-nine leaves, of
which the first six are not paged, the remaining fifty-three being
occupied by the Inquest.  There is nothing to shew  whence
this copy was derived, or by whom made. From the following
memoranda on the first page, written in a contemporary hand,
the MS. would appear to have once belonged to Sir Miles
Wilstrop, of Wilstrop in the Ainsty, who was living in 1484.
Noverint universi per prmsentes me Johannem Man, unum collectorum domini regis unius xvma domino regi concessae, recepisse de villata
de Parva Cattall xiiijs. vjd., nomine dictae xvme, de qua summa fateor
me fore solutum.  In cujus rei testimonium  sigillum  meum  apposui.
Data penultimo die mensis Aprilis, anno regni regis Henrici vijmi quarto.
Et allocatur eidem villae de dicta summa, nomine abat', iiijs. viijd.
Et praedicta billa abat' sigillata remanet in custodia mei, Milonis
Wyllesthorp, in pixide de Parva Cattall, cum compositionibus de Hammerton Rise.
Noverint universi per prasentes me Ricardum Basy, unum collectorum unius xvm~, et medietatis ejusdem, domino nostro regi ultimo
concessae, in Westriding in comitatu Ebor. specialiter deputatum, recepisse de villata de Wyllesthorp viginti-quinque solidos et sex denarios
in nomine predictm summae dictae decime ips.. concernent'.  Data
apud Pontiburg, xxij die mensis Aprilis, anno regni regis Ricardi
secundi post Conquestum Anglime tertio.
Et haec aquietancia est in pixide de Wyllesthorp inter facta registrata, et tamen non est in registro illo.
son and heir, Walter, then aged 40 years and more.  For his descendants,
among whom was George Villiers, duke of Buckingham, see Harl. MSS., 1180,
7178.-J. R. W.
She died in the 5th Edward II., leaving Robert her son and heir, then aged
32 years.-J. R. W. This note belongs to the preceding page.




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Miles Wilstropo was the king's escheator in Yorkshire from
the 5th of November, 9th Edward IV. to the 5th of November
following, and this copy of the Inquest may possibly have been
made for his official use.P
The second, fourth, and fifth pages of the York MS. are
blank.  On the third page is a Latin enigmaq in the handwriting of Richard Gascoigne, the antiquary. This is followed
by some extracts from the Testa de Nevill, which occupy nearly
six pages. Kirkby's Inquest commences on the thirteenth page
(folio 1), and is thus entitled:-Rotulus feodorum quae tenentur
de rege et de allis diversis in comitatu Eboracensi, secundum
Inquisitiones inde factas coram  domino Johanne de Kyrkeby,
tunc thesaurario domini regis, et sociis suis ad hoc assignatis per
ipsum regemr; et etiam  de redditibus assize regi debitis secundum
easdem Inquisitiones.
In the absence of the original rolls it is impossible to say
whether these Inquisitions embraced the whole county.  All
" For some particulars relating to this family, see page 27, postea.
p Of the subsequent history of the York MS. little is known. Sometime
before the close of the sixteenth century it came into the possession of Francis
Bunny, rector of Ryton, co. Durham, and archdeacon of Northumberland, whose
name, written in a bold Elizabethan hand, on what is probably the original binding, I accidentally discovered on removing a portion of the present outer cover
of the book. The rector of Ryton was the third son of Richard Bunny, esq., of
Newlands, near Wakefield, and died without surviving issue, April 16th, 1617.
His heir-at-law was his elder brother, Edmund Bunny, rector of Bolton Percy,
and canon of York, who died s. p. February 6th, 1617-8, and was interred in
York Minster. His epitaph records that
" Vasa sacra(ta) librosque dedit post funera templo,
Et bona pauperibus csetera; seque Deo."
A list of the books bequeathed to the church of York by the "aged Edmund "
has not been preserved, but there can be little doubt that this copy of the Inquest
was one of them.
m " Porcus per taurum sequitur vestigia ferri
Anser ovem maculat, cui potum vacca ministrat.
Expone ct redde sensum."




XVi                      THE PREFACE.
the transcripts that I have seen are more or less imperfect, and
the York MS. contains the returns for the following wapentakes
and liberties only, which are arranged without any regard to
their proper classification in Ridings:-Strafforth, Staincliffe,
Dickering, the Ainsty, Ouse and Derwent, Morley, (the town
of) Driffield, Birdforth, Allertonshire, Buckrose, Hang, Holderness, Hallikeld, Bulmer, Ryedale, Gilling, Skyrack, (part of)
Harthill, Howdenshire, Claro, Byland liberty, Barkston, and
(part of) Harthill.
Two of the MSS. mentioned below contain the returns for
Langbargh and Pickering wapentakes, but for those of Agbrigg,
Ewcross, Osgoldcross, Staincross and Whitby-Strand, and the
liberties of Aldborough, Knaresborough and Ripon, none have
been discovered. Perhaps Osgoldcross and Staincross were not
surveyed on account of all the manors being held by one
person, as appears from  the Nomina Villarum; Aldborough
with its dependencies was ancient demesne in the hands of the
crown; and with regard to the other wapentakes and liberties
not included in the returns now extant, the Commissioners may
have met with similar treatment to that experienced a few years
later by the jurors appointed to enquire concerning Knights'
Fees:
"Ballivi Comitis Warenni non permittunt nos intrare libertatem
Comitis, unde praejudicate vos" (page 227, postea).  "Tenentes
Comitis Warenni neque in Halomshire nec Donecastre, cum socagio,
coram nobis noluerunt respondere nec venire, ideo de eis nihil possunius
respondere" (page 231, postea).
Although it is occasionally corrupt in its nomenclature, the
York MS. appears upon the whole to be more correct than any
other copy of the Inquest that I have had the opportunity of
examining.  It has on this account, therefore, been selected for
the textr now printed, with the exception of the inquisitions for, Some slight alteration has been made in the sequence of the wapentakes
included in the York MS., so as to bring each into its proper Riding.




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the wapentake of Ouse and Derwent and the liberty of Richmondshire, which are derived from  earlier transcripts.  The
York- text has been collated with some of the following MSS.
(A.)-Treasury of Receipt of the Exchequer Department of
the Public Record Office. A folio book, on paper 11 inches
long by 73 inches wide, lettered on the back, KIRKBY QUEST,
ETC.  DOM. CAP. WESTM.  Class-mark, B., i., 11.  Handwriting, temp. Henry VIII.  The volume commences with the
Nomina Villarum for Yorkshire. This is followed by Kirkby's
Inquest for the same county, which agrees in general arrangement with the York MS., and comprises the same wapentakes.
The remaining portion of the book is occupied by Inquisitions
of Knights' Fees, taken in the 31st Edward I., for the wapentakes and liberties of Claro, Skyrack, Knaresborough, Aidborough, Ripon, Barkston, the  Ainsty, Morley, Agbrigg,
Strafforth and Tickhill.
(B.)-In the same Department.  A folio book, on paper 15;
inches long by 9  inches wide, lettered on the back, NOMINA
VILLAR' IN COM. EBOR., 9 EDW. II.  KIRBY'S  QUEST, 24
EDW. I.  FEOD. JOH'IS DUCIS LANCAS' P. & AQUITA' INFRA
HONOREM  DE PONTEFRACTO  TEMPORE EDW. II.  Class-mark,
B., iv., 24.  Handwriting, about the middle of the sixteenth
century. This transcript of the Inquest includes the returns
for the same wapentakes as the York and A. MSS., but there is
a slight difference in their arrangement. In addition to the
Inquisitions of Knights' Fees, 31st Edward I., as given in the
MS. last described, this volume contains a valuable return of a
similar nature, and of the same date, for the wapentake of
Staincliffe., There is another copy of Kirkby's Inquest in the Registry of the Dean and
Chapter of York, which agrees generally with the MS. just described. It is
contained in a Feodary's Book, written in the reign of queen Elizabeth, the
class-mark of which is 31. This MS. also comprises transcripts of Inquisitions
of Knights' Fees and the Nomina Villarum for Yorkshire. It is hereinafter
referred to by the letter F.




xviii                      THE PREFACE.
(C.)-Queen's Remembrancer's Department of the Exchequer.
A thick folio, unpaged, on paper 16- inches long by 6 inches
wide.  Class-mark, No. 52. T. G. 15,644.  Handwriting, about
the middle of the sixteenth century. Besides a transcript of the
Inquest for the county of York, which agrees generally with the
MSS. already described, except that the wapentake of Harthill
is placed between those of Strafforth and Staincliffe, this book
contains copies of Rolls of Fees abstracted from Inquisitions
taken by John de Kirkby and his fellows in other partst of
England. It likewise contains a mass of matter, derived chiefly
from  the accounts of the escheators in the time of Edward I.
and Edward II., and~ comprehending facts possibly not to be
found elsewhere.  The following is a sample of the entries,
taken from the compotus of Thomas de Burgh, escheator ultra
Trentam, 15th Edward II.:" QUIXLE.  Terras ibidem  nune Johannis Crokedayk tenentur de
Willelmo de Twenge.  Tenementa ibidem nune dicti Johannis tenentur
de abbathia de Fontibus per servitium vijs. per annum solvend."
(R.) —Rawlinson MS., 450 B., in the Bodleian Library.  In
addition to a copy of the abridged version of the Inquest, and
other valuable matter, fully described in the printed Catalogue,
this volumeu contains transcripts of Inquisitions taken before
John de Kirkby in the wapentakes of Langbargh and Pickering,
which are not found in any of the above-mentioned MSS.  It
t A list of the counties with the names of the commissioners is given at page
vi, antea.
" The following memorandum is attached to the inside of the cover:-" This
collection is very valuable, serving (principally) for the general History of the
County of York, both in Church and State, antient and modern. The Collector
appears to be Nichs. Wanton, in the Reign of James I., of whose proper Handwriting most of the MSS. seem to be." Nicholas Wanton was the youngest son
and heir of Thomas Wanton, esq., of London, by Joan, only daughter and
heiress of John Laxton, esq., brother and heir of Sir William Laxton, knight.
He died unmarried, March 2nd, 1617-8, and was buried in York Minster.




THE PREFACE.                           xix
includes, also, two versions of the Inquest for Skyrack wapentake. One agrees generally with the abstract given in the York
MS.  The other is entitled, "Wapentagium  de Skyrack alio
modo," and appears to be a transcript of the original return.
That these two versions may be compared, I have printed both
on the same page.
(S.) —Addit. MS., 26,729, in the British Museum.  A Feodary's Book,v partly written in the reign of queen Elizabeth,
and partly in the seventeenth century.  This MS. comprises a
portion of Kirkby's Inquest for Yorkshire, and includes the
return for the wapentake of Pickering, of which only one other
copyw is known to be extant.  It likewise contains transcripts
of the Inquisitions taken by John de Kirkby in Richmondshire,
which differ in several important particulars from the MSS.
already described, and also from  the Register of the Honor of
Richmond (Cott. MSS., Faust. B. vii.), whence the text for this
portion of the Inquest is derived.x
With the exception  of the returns for the wapentakes of
v This MS. was purchased for the British Museum, in 1865, of John George
Smyth, esq., of Heath Hall, near Wakefield.
w Rawl. MS., 450 B.
" A copy of the Inquest is preserved in the Library of the Leeds Grammar
School. It is thus described in the printed Catalogue: "An Inquisition taken
by John de Kirkby and his associates, Commissioners assigned by the writ and
order of king Edward I. Copied from the originals by T. Wilson, 1747, in folio."
This manuscript, however; was not " copied from the originals."  According to
the title-page, it was "Transcribed from an Antient MS. belonging unto the
Right hon. Family of the Percys, Earls of Northumberland, by John Hopkinson
of Lofthouse, Gent., Clerk of the Peace for the West Riding, 1656; which Transcript was generously communicated by Richard Richardson of Byerley, Esq., the
very good Friend of T. Wilson, anno 1747."  The volume comprises the Nomina
Villarum for Yorkshire, an abridged version of Kirkby's Inquest, and several
Inquisitions of Knights' Fees, but it contains nothing which may not be found
in the MSS. already described, and the text is exceedingly corrupt.
I would take this opportunity of thanking Dr. Henderson, the Head Master,
for his kindness in allowing me to examine this MS.




XX                      THE PREFACE.
Langbargh, Pickering and Skyrack, all the so-called copies or
transcripts of the Inquest that have just been described must
be considered as abstracts only of the original Inquisitions; and
from the fact that in all the above-mentioned MSS. the entry
relating to the town of Driffield, in the East Riding, is placed
between the returns for the wapentake of Morley, in the West
Riding, and that of Birdforth, in the North Riding, there can
be little doubt that these abstracts were originally derived from
a common source.
As nearly all the above-mentioned MSS. were found to
contain copies of Inquisitions of Knights' Fees, taken in the
31st Edward I., for the wapentakes and liberties of Claro,
Skyrack, Knaresborough, Aldborough, Ripon, Barkston, the
Ainsty, Morley, Agbrigg, Strafforth, and Tickhill, some of
which were not included, and others only partially surveyed, in
Kirkby's Inquest, and more particularly, also, as these Inquisitions, with others mentioned below, appeared to afford a valuable
means of testing its general accuracy, it has been considered
advisable to print them in the present volume. To these have
been added similar Inquisitions, of the same date, for the wapentakes of Langbargh, Pickering, Howdenshire, Holderness, Dickering, Harthill, and Buckrose, and the returns of the Aid
granted to king Edward I., all derived from the original Subsidy
Rolls preserved among the Miscellaneous Records of the Queen's
Remembrancer in the Exchequer, which I obtained permission
to transcribe through the kind offices of Mr. Walbran, who was
the first to point them out as useful for this work.
Although the " Nomina Villarum" for the county of York
has already appeared in print under the editorial care of Sir
Francis Palgrave, yet since the worky in which it is included is
not accessible to students of Yorkshire topography generally,
and is inconveniently cumbrous in its bulk, it has been thought
y Parliamentary Writs, vol. ii., div. iii.




THE PREFACE.                     XXi
expedient to append this document to a record, of which it is a
valuable illustration. Except where otherwise stated, the text
now printed is derived from  the Harleian MS., 6281, which
was one of those used by Sir Francis Palgrave. A description
of this MS. is given at page 302, postea; and to what is there
stated I will only add that no pains have been spared to correct
the errors of a corrupt text.
The illustrative documents printed in the Appendix have
been chiefly derived from the archiepiscopal registers at York.
Among them will be found some valuable Inquisitions of Knights'
Fees in the wapentakes of Bulmer and Holderness, containing
particulars relating to several places not named in Kirkby's Inquest; similar Inquisitions of Fees held of the see of York in the
counties of York, Nottingham, Lincoln, Leicester and Gloucester; a List of all the Homages rendered to the archbishops
for lands in Yorkshire held of the see; and several early grants
of wardship and marriage. The Appendix concludes with some
tables of Land Measure, etc., taken from a Rental of Henry,
earl of Northumberland, which are valuable as being calculations
on the subject of carucates and oxgangs, made while the feudal
system was in existence.
The corrupt and irregular nomenclature of Kirkby's Inquest
and the Nomina Villarum  has partly rendered necessary the
preparation of a somewhat elaborate Index Locorum, which, it
is hoped, will prove not the least valuable portion of this work.
As far as they can be identified, the Domesday names and the
modern names of all the Yorkshire vills mentioned in the text
are given in parallel columns, references being added to the
facsimile edition of Domesday Book, and to the sheets of the
Ordnance Survey on the 6-inch scale.
In conclusion, the editor begs to offer the thanks of the
Surtees Society to the Dean and Chapter of York, for their
liberality in having placed at its disposal an early copy of
Kirkby's Inquest, which has furnished the text of a considerable
c




Xxii                    THE PREFACE.
portion of this work; to Messrs. Buckle and Hudson, for permission to extract from the archiepiscopal registers what might
be necessary for the purpose of illustration; to the Rev. H. O.
Coxe, keeper of the Bodleian Library, for the unrestricted use
of the Dodsworth and Rawlinson MSS.; and to Joseph Munby,
Esq., of York, for the loan of the Percy MSS.
The editor desires, also, to tender his personal acknowledgments to Professor Max Miller, H. A. Hudson, Esq., and C. A.
Thiselton, Esq., for their unvarying courtesy and attention; and
to T. Burton, Esq., C. Jackson, Esq., and Dr. Sykes, for their
obliging communications.
Above all, the writer must express his grateful thanks to
his kind relative, Robert Davies, Esq., to the Rev. Canon Raine,
and to J. R. Walbran, Esq., for the aid and counsel they have
at all times afforded, and for their valuable assistance in securing the general accuracy of this his first literary essay.
ROBERT H. SKAIFE.
THrE MOr NT, YO(K.
YNoomler 301h. 1867.




GENERAL INDEX OF CONTENTS.
KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
PAGE
WVapentagium de Strafford........................................                 1
Wapentagium de Stainclyfe...........................           13
Wapentagium de Aynsty...................................    23
Wapentagium de Morley................................    30
Wapentagium de Skyrayk..........................................   31
Wapentagium de Clarow..........................................    41
Wrapentagium de Barkeston......................................    48
Wapentagium de Dekeryng........................................    51
Wapentagium inter Usam et Derwent.............................. 
Wapentagium de Houdenshire.............................    70
Wapentagium de Buccros......................................    71
Wapentagium  de loldernesse....................           74
Wapentagium de Herthull.....................................    78
Wapentagium de Brudeford...............................    93
Libertas de Alverton..............................................               99
De libertate BellIe Lande..........................................   105
Wapentagium de Bulemer........................................                   107
Wapentagium de Ridale..........................................                110.Wapentagium de Langberghe......................................                  121
Wapentagium de Pykering........................................                 138
Wapentagium de Hang..........................................   1
Feodarium de Gillyng West.....................................   16
Feodarium de Gillyng Est........................................   17
Wapentagium de Halykeld........................................                  81
KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Wapentagium de Staincliffe...................1.................8...              189
Feoda militum in wapentagio de Clarhowe...............                 203
Feoda militumn in wapentagio de Skyrake...............                207
Feoda militum de libertate de Knaresburgh et Veteri Burgh............  211
De feodis militlum de libertate  ipon...........................          12
Feoda militumn de  apntaio de  arkton............................  21




XXiv                           GENERAL INDEX OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
Feoda militum  in wapentagio de Aynsty............................   216
Feoda militum  in wapentagio de Morley............................   224
Feoda militum  in wapentagio de Aggebrige.........................      228
Feoda militum  in wapentagio de Strafford............................   230
Feoda militum  infra libertatem  de Tykhill..........................    232
Wapentachium  de Langbergh......................................    234
Feoda militaria wapentachii de Pykering............................   239
Houdenshire....................................................    241
Feoda militaria wapentachii de Heudernesse..........................       243
Dikering........................................................    249
Herthill........................................................                                        251
Wapentachium de Buckrose........................................  266
AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD I.
Stainclif........................................................    277
Youcrosse......................................................                                         278
Morlay..............                                                                                       279
Strafford..................................................   281
Tikehill........................................................    283
Barkeston......................................................    284
Skirake........................................................                                         286
Aynsty.........................................................   289
Aggebrigg......................................................    292
Clarhou........................................................   293
THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
Introduction.............................................                                     299
The king's writ to the sheriff......................................    301
The sheriff's return...........................................         ibid.
Holdernesse.....................................................   302
Wapentagium de Herthill.........................................                                          307
Wapentagium de Dikering............................                                                      311
Wapentagium  de Bucceros........................................    314
Libertas de Houeden..............................................                      316
Libertas de Beverlaco............................................    318
Wapentagium  inter Usam  et Derewent.......................       319
Wapentagium  de Ridale.........................................            320
Wapentagium de Brudeford.......................................  322
Wapentagium  de Bulmer..........................................    324
Villse in libertate de Pykering.......................                                                    326
Villke in libertate de Whiteby......................................    327
Wapentagium  de Langbergh......................................    328
Libertas de Rypon...................................... 331
Libertas de Bella Landa......................................  332




GENERAL INDEX OF CONTENTS.                                      XXV
PAGE
Libertas de Richemund.........................................   333
Libertas de Alverton.............................................    340
Wapentagium  de Aynsty........................................   342
Libertas Sancti Leonardi Ebor....................................   344
Wapentagium  de Barkeston....................................   ibid.
Wapentagium  de Skyrak........................................   347
Wapentagium  de Clarhou.........................................   349
Wapentagium  de Aggebrigg........................................  351
Libertas de Knaresburgh..........................................   353
Wapentagium  de Staynclif........................................                       354
Wapentagium  de Strafford........................................                      358
Wapentagium  de Morley..........................................   360
Wapentagium  de Youcross........................................                        362
Libertas de Osgotcrosse............................................                     363
Libertas de Tykhill..............................................   365
Libertas Beatae Marine Ebor.........................................                     367
In Libertate Sancti Petri Ebor.....................................   368
APPENDIX.
Feoda de Holdernesse..........................................   371
Feoda militum  in wapentagio de Bulmer.............................   378
Feoda militum archiepiscopatus Ebor. in comitatibus Ebor., Notingham.,
Lincoln., Leycestre et Gloucestre................................                  383
Homagia et fidelitates............................................                      398
A grant of the wardship and marriage of John, son and heir of Richard de
Frismarisco...................4...........................    422
A  grant of the wardship and marriage of the heir of John le Aleman.....  ibid.
A grant of the wardship and marriage of William, son and heir of William
de Chaerthorp...............................................   423
A  grant of the marriage of William, son and heir of William  de Lindele..  ibid.
A grant of the wardship of Thomas de Burgo, etc....................   424
A grant of the wardship and marriage of William, son and heir of John de
Bellew......................................................                      ibid.
A grant of the wardship and marriage of John, son of Richard, son of
Robert de la Sale de Tymbel.................................   425
A grant of Isabella de Bella Aqua to her son, William de Bella Aqua, of
his own marriage.........................................  ibid.
A  grant of the marriage of Richard, son and heir of Sir Robert de Furneaux, knight...........................................    427
A grant of the custody of the lands of Godfrey de Melsa, at Hodelston, to
Robert de Grenefeld and William, his son........................  ibid.
A  grant of the marriage of Hugh, son and heir of Richard de Babington   428
A grant of the wardship and marriage of Agnes, daughter and heiress of
John Malebrank, of Farneley....................            429




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PAGE
A grant of the wardship and marriage of Richard, son and heir of Richard
de Fourneux..........................................      ibid.
A  commission to seize John, son and heir of John de Langton, of York  430
A grant of the wardship and marriage of John, son and heir of John de
Langton, of York...........................................    ibid.
Nomina eorum  qui tenent xx libratas terrse de rege in capite vel de illis
qui sunt infra aetatem qui ex mandato regis distringebantur per vicecomit' ad transfretandum  ad regem  Henricum  tertium  in Vasconia
contra regem Castellie, qui terram Vasconiae hostiliter ingressurus erat,
pugnaturi, anno regni regis Henrici tertii xxxviii, salutis humanse a
Christo 1253..............................................   432
Nomina illorum qui habent xv libratas terrae et tenent per servitium militare et milites non sunt, anno xl regni regis Henrici tertii..........  433
Redditus et servitia liberorum forinsecorum apud Ripon...............  435
Breve ad inquirendum de duobis feodis archiepiscopi injuste occupatis per
comitissam Albemarlie, in Holdernesse, cujus terrse existunt nunc in
manibus regis..............................   43,
Inquisitio de articulis tangentibus escaeteriam infra wapentagium de
Barkeston..................................................  438
A letter from Robert de Hilton to archbishop Melton concerning the manor
of Swine....................................................   440
Quieta clamancia quam dominus archiepiscopus fecit Roberto de Annesley
et aliis super jure et clameo quse habet in maneriis de Birne et Kirtelington......................d..............................   ibid.
Tables of Land Measure, etc.............              442




KIRKBY'S INQUEST
FOR
YORKSHIRE.








KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
ROTULUS  FEODORUMa QUIE  TENENTUR  DE  REGEb ET  DE  ALIIS
DIVERSIS  IN  COMITATU  EBORACENSI, SECUNDUM  INQUISITIONES INDE FACTAS CORAM DOMINO JOHANNE DE KYRKEBY,
TUNC THESAURARIO DOMINI REGIS, ET SOCIIS SUIS AD HOC
ASSIGNATIS  PER IPSUM  REGEM; ET ETIAM  DE REDDITIBUS
ASSIZiE REGI DEBITIS SECUNDUM  EASDEM  INQUISITIONES.C
WAPENTAGIUM DE STRAFFORD.
HOTON PAINEL.  Robertus Luterell tenet Hoton Painel de rege
in capite pro ij feodis militum.
WATH.  Willelmus le Flemmyng tenet villam  de Wath de
" Except where otherwise stated, this text is printed from a Manuscript,
written in the latter part of the fifteenth century, which is now preserved in the
Registry of the Dean and Chapter of York. Torre's reference to it is P.y.
A description of this MS., as well as of other copies of Kirkby's Inquest with
which it has been collated, has been given in the Preface, and it is only necessary
here to supplement what is there stated by a few explanatory remarks.
Although, upon the whole, the York MS. is, apparently, the most correct of
any of the so-called transcripts of this Inquest which I have had the opportunity
of examining, the names of places and persons are occasionally so corruptly
given that considerable difficulty has in consequence been experienced in their
identification. It has on this account, therefore, been considered inadvisable to
perpetuate in every case the errors in the text now printed; but no alteration has
been made where the slightest doubt has occurred as to the place or person
intended. The more minute variations between the York MS. and some of those
mentioned below are not recorded, and the bracketted portions of the text, in the
instances unnoted, are supplied by conjecture. In the different readings given
in the attendant notes, the several letters appended refer to the following MSS.:A. A book marked B., i., 11, in the Treasury of Receipt of the Exchequer
Department of the Public Record Office.
B. A book marked B., iv., 24, in the same Department.
C. A book numbered 52 in the Queen's Remembrancer's Department of the
Exchequer.
D. The Dodsworth MS., vol. xxvii., in the Bodleian Library.
R. The Rawlinson MS., vol. 450 B (olim 448), in the same Library.
S. Additional MS., 26, 729, in the British Museum.
^ Feoda quse tenentur de Rege in capite, A.
Secundum  Inquisitionem eandem, viz., anno xxiiij [vicesimo quarto, R.]
B




2                KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
rege in capite pro duobus feodis militum de honore de Skypton
in Craven; qui quidem  honor aliquando fuit comitis Albemarliae,
et nunc est in manu regis.
MALTEBY.  Isabella et Idonea de Veteri Pontee tenent villam
de Malteby de rege in capite de honore de Tikehull pro uno
feodo.
LAYTHON  IN  MORTHYNG.  Haer' Galfridi de Lesiniacof ten'
villam de Laython de rege in capite, in extentam xxxjg libratarum  terrse, de dono regis de antiquo dominico regis; et nullum
certum servitium inde fac' regi.
DENIGBY.^  Johannes de Vavasur tenet villam  de Newhall et
sex bovatas terrae et dimidiumi in Mekesburg de rege in capite
de honore de Tykehull pro j feodo.
ARENTHORPE.  Abbas de Rupe tenet villam  de Arenthorpe
pro feodo j militis de rege in capite, in puram et perpetuam
elemosinam, de dono regis Ricardi.
WADDEWORTH.  Thomas de Cheworthj  [tenet]  in villa de
Waddeworth  tertiam  partem  unius feodi de rege in capite de
honore de Tykehull.
HOTON ROBERT.  Henrieus de Tenneslowel tenet in villa de
Edwardi primi, A. Even if we possessed no other evidence, the fact that John
de Kirkby died on Palm Sunday, 18th Edward I. (Calendarium Genealogicum,
i., 416), would prove this date to be incorrect. The Coucher Book of Fountains
contains, however, several extracts from this Inquisition, which are thus headed:
"In Itinere Johannis Kyrkby, anno regni regis Edwardi primi xiijo, habetur
sic." It appears, also, from the Rawlinson MS. (450 B, 84) that the Inquisition
for Langbargh wapentake was taken " apud Ormesby; coram domino Johanne
de Kirkeby, thesaurario domini regis, die Sabbati proximo ante Passionem Domini, anno regni regis Edwardi tertio decimo."  The surveys for the wapentakes of Skyrack (Ibid., 43) and Ouse and Derwent (Reg. apud Dunelm.) are also
stated to have been made in the same year. There was a separate Inquisition
for Richmondshire, which was not taken until the 15th Edward I. (Cott. MS.
Faust., B, viii., fo. 90).
d This wapentake, which also comprises a portion of the liberty of Tickhill,
has been collated with MSS. A. and C. This note belongs to the preceding page.
e Isabella and Idonea de Vipont, the daughters and co-heiresses of Robert de
Vipont, were the widows respectively of Roger de Clifford, junior, and Roger
de Leyburn. Idonea re-married John de Cromwell, and died s.p. about 1333.
In the Inq. p.m. of the above Roger de Clifford, taken in the 11th Edward I.,
the jurors say that " ipse Rogerus de Clifford et dominus Rogerus de Leyburne
tenuerunt manerium  de Maltheby;-et hoc ratione uxorum suarum quse erant
filioe et haeredes domini Roberti de Veteri Ponte " (Cal. Gen., i., 331).
f Sometime before the 42nd Henry III., prince Edward, to whom the honour
of Tickhill then belonged, gave Laughton to Geoffrey de Lusignan (S. Yorks.,
i., 284).       g xxj libr., C.       a Newhall, A. C. See p. 12.
i Such words as dimidium, bovata, carucata, feodum, militis, militare, per
annum, reddit, respondet, wapentagium, etc., will henceforth be printed in an
abbreviated form.
J Thomas de Chaworth had a charter of free warren in Wadworth, 41st
Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 85).             * tenet, A. C.
z Sir Henry de Tinsley married Lucy, daughter of Sir Robert de Hooton
Roberts (S. Yorks., i., 399).




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W.R.                     3
Hoton di. feod. de rege in capite de eodem honore.  Robertus
filius Willelmi de Hoton tenet in eadem villa de rege in capite
di. feod. de eodem honore.
MELTON LE HEYG.  Willelmus de Cressi et Willelmus de
Sancto Georgio tenent villam de Melton de rege in capite pro j
feodo de eodem honore.
KIMBERWORTH.  Domina de Leyburnrn tenet villam de Kimberworth de rege pro di. feodo de eodem honore.
STAINTON.  Johannes le Buteler" tenet villam  de Stainton
de rege pro j feodo de eodem honore.
RIKENILDTHORP.~  Radulphus Salvayn  tenet medietatem
ejusdem villae de rege pro j feodo de eodem honore.
BENTLEY.  Robertus TibetotP tenet eandem villam cum pertinentiis de rege pro iiijor feod. de eodem honore.
SHEFFELD, [BRUDFELD,] q ECCLESFELD  [ET] HANDESWORTH.
Thomas de Furnivall tenet dictas tres villas et medietatem de
Handesworth de rege in capite pro homagio suo, nullum aliud
servitium inde faciendo.
HAITFELD.  Dominus Johannes comes Warenni tenet Haitfeld, Stainford, Parvam Sandhaler [et] Cunynggesburgh; sed
non dicit de quo, nec per quod servitium.
RAFNEFELD.  Robertus de Saundeby tenet duas partes ejusdem villae de rege in capite pro tertia parte j feodi.
BARNEBURG.  Medietas ejusdem  villke tenetur de rege de
honore de Tikehull pro [uno feodo].
[GRYSEBROK.  Thomas Barbot tenet medietatem  ejusdem
ville de honore de Tykehull pro]t di. feodo, quarta parte, et
viijva parte unius feodi.
GOLDTHORPE.  Abbas de Beauchefe tenet in dicta villa v
" Idonea de Vipont, widow of Roger de Leyburn, was lady of Kimberworth
nearly seventy years (S. Yorks., ii., 27).
" 5th Edward I. Inq. p. m. of Margaret de Stainton, daughter and heiress
of John de Stainton:-" ejus hseres est Johannes le Boteler, filius ejus, qui
plenae etatis est" (Cal. Gen., i., 253).
~ Rikenildthorp, now Thorp Salvin, is supposed by Mr. Hunter to have
derived its name from its proximity to an ancient highway-formerly called the
Street, and now Packman's Lane-which he believed to be of Roman origin,
" our ancestors of the middle ages [having] bestowed the name of Rykneld Street
upon one or more of the great highways left by the Romans " (S. Yorks., i., 309).
P Sir Robert de Tibetot, one of the most eminent persons of his age, married
Eva, daughter and heiress of Payne de Chaworth (S. Yorks., i., 325), and died
Sept. 11th, 1298 (Cal. Gen., ii., 556).
g Brudfeld, A.
Mr. Hunter says (S. Yorks., i., 198) that Sandal Parva "is not mentioned
in Kirkby's Inquest or the Nomina Villarum."
* uno feodo, A. C.
t Grysebrok. Thomas Barffbet [Bargot, C.] tenet medietatem ejusdem villx
de honore de Tykehull pro, A. C. See p. 11.
B2




4              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
bov. terrae, et iiijor bov. terre in Bilingley, duas bov. terrse in
Swinton, et molendinum   de Wormeleye,  [ex]   dimissione
Danielis le Boteler, qui illas terras habuit de dono regis Johannis; reddendo regi per annum  duo flakes vini die [Sancti] 
Michaelis apud London.
TINNESLAWE.  Henricus de Tynneslawe et Walterus le Bret
tenent in eadem villa j feod. milit. de honore de Tikehull; et
dictus Henricus veniet die Sancti Michaelis apud castrum  de
Tikehull cum  uno pari albarum  cirotecarum  ad recipiendum
unum austurtum in custodia, et modo redd. per ann. xls. pro
austurto prsedicto.
FEODA QU2E TENENTUR DE ALIIS QUAM DE REGE IN CAPITE.
STUBBES-LACY.W   Robertus  de Pontefracto  tenet eandem
villam de comite Lincolniae.
HYKELTON.  Petrus de Rorefeldx tenet eandem  villam  de
domino Castri BernardiY pro di. feod. milit.
MAGNA  HAILGTON.  Henricus de Vernyllz tenet eandem
villam de Roberto Luterell pro di. feod. milit.
ROMEYS.a  Johannes  de Anneslay, Stephanus  de  Bella
Aqua, et Johannes de Wymtonb tenent eandem  villam  de
Edmundo Eyncurt, et idem Edmundus de rege pro j feodo.c
DERFELD.  Willelmus filius Thomsed et Petrus de Bosvyll
tenent eandem  villam  de Willelmo le Flemmyng, et nullum
servitium faciunt regi.
CLAYTON. Robertus Luterell et Priorissa de Hanepol tenent
eandem villam  de Johanne de Vescy, et redd. eidem  xxijd. ob.
per ann.
BYLLEHAM.  Robertus [de]e Barevill tenet in eadem  villa
di. feod. milit. de feodo de Hoton Painell.
FRYKELAY.  Radulphus de Normanvill et Alicia de Sancta
Maria tenent in eadem villa j feod. de comite Lincolniae.
" ex, A. C.               I Sancti, C.
w Probably Stubbs, now commonly known as Hampole-Stubbs, a small township in the parish of South Kirkby, C. J.
" Sir Peter de Rotherfeld, son and heir of Sir Nicholas de Rotherfeld, by
Euphemia, daughter and co-heiress of William de Lisle (S. Yorks., ii., 134),
was living in 1297 (Stapleton's Trinity Priory, York, 155).
y The Balliols were lords of Barnard Castle.
* Sir Henry de Vernoil married Agnes, daughter and co-heiress of Swain de
Houghton, by whom he had a son Henry (S. Yorks., ii., 128).
a Romaries, A. Now Rawmarsh.
b In a copy of Kirkby's Inquest seen by Mr. Hunter, instead of John de
Wymton appears Will. de Appelforth (S. Yorks., ii., 46).
c pro ij feod. milit., A.
d Sir William, son of Thomas fitz William, lord of Sprotborough (S. Yorks.,
i., 336).           e de, A. C.




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W. R.                    5
SOUTH KYRKEBY.  Falco de Bathon, Rogerus de Northwod,
Edmundus de Burgo/  et Prior  de Sancto  Oswaldo  tenent
eandem villam de feodo de Pontefracto, et nihil certum redd.
regi.
SOUTH  ELMISHALL.  Johannes de Cresacre tenet eandem
villai de feodo comitis Lincolnive, et nihil certum facit regi.
SKYNTHORP.g  Thomas Frankh tenet dictam villam de Petro
de Malo Lacu pro j feodo.
WELES.   Prior de Bradelestok  tenet eandem  villam  in
puram  et perpetuam  elemosinam  de dono Willelmi [le] Gras,i
faciendo inde duos adventus ad castrum de Tikehull. Johannes
de HoldbireJ tenet j car. in eadem villa de Thoma Furnivall per
idem servitium.
BARNEBY SUPER DON.  Willelmus de Barneby tenet medietatem  ejusdem  ville de Petro  de Malo Lacu pro  di. feod.
Adam  de Athewyk  tenet quartam  partem  ejusdem  villke de
Roberto Tebitot pro quarta parte j feodi, et idem  Robertus
tenet dictam quartam partem de honore de Tikehull.
CANTELAY.  Prior de Werkesop tenet medietatem  ejusdem
villve pro di. feodo de feodo Roberti de Everingham qui tenet
de rege in capite.  Philippus de Vernieles et assignati sui
tenent aliam  medietatem  ejusdem ville pro di. feodo de eodem
Roberto, et idem Robertus de rege.
LOVERSALLE.  Jordanus le Vavasur tenet eandem  villam,
nomine dotis uxoris sume, de Petro de Malo Lacu pro iiijta parte
unins feodi.
EDELINGTON.  Willelmus le Vavasur tenet eandem  villam
de Johanne de Percy pro di. feodo.
MARE.  Willelmus de Hameltonk tenet medietatem ejusdem
villse de feodo Adae de Novo  Mercato, et dictus Adam  de
f Burgrave, A. C.
g Skinthorpe. " The site of this lost vill has been well ascertained, by Mr.
Bower and Mr. Wrightson, to have been in some closes between Cusworth and
Newton, where are still certain unevennesses of the surface indicative of buildings
having formerly existed in that place " (S. Yorks., ii., 490).
h Fuster, A. Franstre, C. Foster (S. Yorks., i., 53).
William le Gras gave the manor of Wales to the canons of Bradenstoke, co.
Wilts, between 1199 and 1219 (Cott. MS., Vitell., A. xi., fo. 164).
J Holdbride, A. Probably John de Horbire.
I " Robert de Willoughby, knight, grants to Sir William de Hamilton all his
manor of Marr which Sir Adam de Newmarch, his grandfather, gave to Robert,
his father, in frank marriage with Margery, his mother, to hold to the said
William, rendering yearly one pair of white gloves value one penny " (S. Yorks.,
i., 360). Sir William de Hamilton is the distinguished statesman and ecclesiastic
who, about the date of this Inquest, became archdeacon of York, was afterwards
precentor of Beverley, dean of York, and Lord Chancellor of England, and of
whom an interesting account may be found in the Memorials of Fountains Abbey
(ed. Surt. Soc., i., 188).




6               KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
castro de Tikehull.  Abbas de Rupe tenet in eadem  villa xj
bov. terrae de feodo Willelmi filii Thomre, et idem Willelmus de
castro praedicto.  Willelmus de Langethwayt tenet in eadem
villa ij bov. terra de feodo de Fossard.
PIKEBURNE.  Nicholaus Lyvethl tenet j feod. in eadem villa
de Johanne de Vescy, et idem  Johannes de Petro de Malo
Lacu.
HOLGTON MINOR.'n  Willelmus le Vavasur et Radulphus de
Normanvill tenent eandem villam, et iiijor bov. terrae in Arkesay,
pro j feodo de Johanne de Anneslay, et idem Johannes de castro
de Tikehull.
WYSTAN.  Thomas de Furnivall tenet in eadem  villa iiijor
feoda milit. et di. de Roberto Luterell, et idem Robertus de rege
in capite.
[ASTON.]  Willelmus de Cauntelo (Cantilupe) tenet eandem
villam de Thoma Furnivall pro j feodo.
TRETTHON, BRAMPTON  ET ULLEY.  Johannes de Horbire~
tenet medietatem villarum  de Tretthon, Brampton et Ulley de
Thoma de Furnivall pro j feodo.  Ricardus de Bernak tenet
aliam medietatem pro di. feodo de eodem Thoma.
TOTTEWYK.P  Idem Johannes tenet eandem villam de eodem
Thoma Furnivall pro uno feodo.
SPROTTEBURG.  Willelmus filius Thomse tenet eandem villam cum membris de comite Lincolnise pro iij feod.
WYKE (RS) LEGH. Hrer' Roberti de Wikerslegh ten' eandem
villam de Nicholao Lyvet pro di. feodo, et idem Nicholaus de
Benteleyq de honore de Tikehull.
TRYBERG.  Adam  de Normanvillr tenet eandem  villam  et
partem de Bolton, Dalton, et Brinford pro j feodo de Johanne
de Halton.*
Nicholas Levet, lord of Hooton-Levet.'
m Hailton Minor, A. Little Houghton, in the parish of Darfield. For the
modern names of nearly all the places mentioned in the text, I must refer my
readers, as a general rule, to the Table which I have incorporated with the Index
Locorum, where will also be found their names as entered in Domesday Book
(edit. 1862), and references to the sheets of the Ordnance Survey on the 6-inch
scale.
" See p. 9.
" On the 3rd Id. March, 1287-8, John de Horebire and Richard de Bernak,
knights, presented Ric. de Tidolfside, subdeacon, to the rectory of Treeton (Reg.
Romanus, 14).
P In the copy of Kirkby's Inquest used by Mr. Hunter, the tenure of Todwick is represented thus: Edmund Wastenes holds one knight's fee of Thomas de
Furnival, and he of Geffrey Luterel (S. Yorks., ii., 158).' That is, of the lords of the manor of Bentley (S. Yorks., i., 277).
In the 44th Henry III., the king, at the instance of Edmund, his brother,
granted to Ralph de Normanville free warren in all his demesne lands at Thribergh, Dalton, and Brinsworth.
* Dalton, A. A clerical error for Johanne de Hoton. See p. 10.




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W.R.                  7
WYNTWORTH.  Adam  de Novo Mercato et Willelmus le
Flemmyng tenent eandem villam; et pars dicti Willelmi tenetur de feodo de Skypton, et pars dicti Adae de honore de
Tikehull.
BRAMPTON JUXTA WATH.  Willelmus le Flemmyng tenet
medietatem  ejusdem  villke de honore de Skypton.  Prior de
Bretton [tenet]t aliam medietatem ejusdem villse de honore de
Tikehull, pro qua facit duos adventus ad wapentagium  de
Tikehull.
WAMBEWELL.   Johannes de Wambewell tenet in eadem
villa iiijtam partem j feodi de Willelmo le Flemmyng, et idem
Willelmus de feodo de Skypton.
SWYNTON.  Thomas de Monteney tenet medietatem ejusdem
ville de Roberto de Tibbethorpe pro vjta parte feodi j milit., et
idem Robertus tenet de castro de Tikehull.
HOTON LYVETH.  Nicholaus Lyvet tenet eandem villam  de
Johanne [de] Vesey pro j feodo milit.
MORNI(.N)G."  Johannes de Morni(n)g et Petrus de Rodes
tenent eandem villam de domino Johanne comite Warenni pro
di. feodo milit.'
REDDITUS ASSIZ2E REGI DEBITUS IN EODEM WAPENTAGIO.
HOTON PAINEL.  Robertus Luterel pro Hoton Painel, quam
de rege tenet in capite, j marc. pro fine wap., et de auxilio
vicecomitis xijd. ob,
STUBBES LACY. Robertus de Pontefracto pro Stubbes-Lacy,
quam  tenet de comite Lincolniae, xijd. pro eodem fine, et iijd.
de eodem auxilio.
HIKYLTON.  Petrus de Rorefeldw pro Hikylton, quam tenet
de domino Castri Barnardi, xs. de eodem fine.
WATH. Willelmus [le] Flemmyng pro Wath, quam  tenet
de rege in capite, di. marc. de eodem fine, et ijs. jd.x de eodem
auxilio.
MAGNA HAULGTON.  Henricus [de] Vernoele pro Magna
Haulgton, quam tenet de Roberto Luterell, ijs. pro eodem fine,
et xijd. ob.Y de eodem auxilio.
t tenet, A. C.
U Morthen, in the parish of Rotherham.
v In addition to the places named above, the copy of this Inquest which
formerly belonged to Mr. Wilson, of Broomhead Hall, appears to have contained
an entry relating to Auckley. Mr. Hunter says: "In Kirkby's Inquest, Nicholas
de St. Elena and Alice Touke are returned as holding of the Moubrays a
knight's fee in Finningley and Alkley, at the rent of two marks; and, in the Nomina Villarum, Walter Touke is returned lord of Alkley " (S. Yorks., i., 80).
" See note x, p. 4.  " xijs., A.     y A. omits ob.




8             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
ROMARIES.  Johannes de Anneslay, Stephanus de Bella
Aqua et Johannes [de]z Wimpton pro Romareis, quam  tenent
de Edmundo de Eyncort, simul cum  parte de Wambewell quae
vocatur Seinte Marie Fe,a vjs. vjd. de eodem fine.
MoRHOUs.!  Johannes de Vescy pro Morhous, quam  tenet
de feodo de Hoton, ijs. viijd. pro eodem fine, et vjd. ob. de
eodem auxilio.
BILLEHAM.  Robertus de Barevill pro di. feodo, quod tenet
in eadem villa de Hoton Painell, ijs. vijd.c pro eodem  fine, et
iiijd.d de eodem auxilio.
FRIKELAY.  Radulphus de Normanvill et Alicia de Sancta
Maria pro j feodo,e quod tenent de comite Lincolnia, vjd. ob.
de eodem auxilio.
SKYNTHORP.  Thomas Fransf pro Skynthorp, quam tenet de
Petro de Malo Lacu, xijd. pro eodem  fine, et ijd. de eodem
auxilio.
MALTEBY.  Isabella et Idonea de Veteri Ponte pro villa de
Malteby, quam tenent de castro de Tikehull, ijs. ijd. pro eodem
fine, et vjd. q. de eodem auxilio.
BARNEBY SUPER DON.  Willelmus de Barneby pro medietate dictse villae, quam tenet de Petro de Malo Lacu, ijs. pro
eodem fine, et viijd. ob. [de eodem]9 auxilio. Adam de Atewyk
pro iiijtah parte ejusdem villse de Barneby, quam tenet de Roberto
Tebitot, xd. pro eodem fine, et iiijd. de eodem auxilio. Ricardus
Foliot pro quadam parte ejusdem ville, quam tenet de Willelmo
le Vavasur, iiijs. de eodem fine.
CANTELAY. Prior de Werkesop pro medietate ejusdem villse,
quam  tenet de feodo Roberti de Everingham, iiijs. pro eodem
fine. Johannesi de Verneoles pro alia medietate ejusdem villae,
quam tenet de eodem Roberto, ijs. pro eodem fine.
LOVERSALE.  Jordanus le Vavasur pro villa de Loversale,
quam tenet de Petro de Malo Lacu, xvijd. ob. pro eisdem fine
et auxilio.
HOLAN(D)j ANSTIN.1  Medietas ejusdem villse, quwe tenetur
de Roberto Tebethorp, xijd. pro eodem fine, et viijd. de auxilio
vicecomitis. Willelmus [le] Flemmyng pro iiijta parte ejusdem
villwe, quam tenet de feodo de Skypton, vjd. pro eodem fine.
z de, A. C.
a Jordan de Sancta Maria gave land in Wombwell to the canons of Healaugh.
b Moorhouse, a hamlet in the parish of iooton-Pagnell, J. S.' A. and C. omit vijd.         d iijd., A.
duobus feod., A.              f See note h, p. 5.
g de eodem, A. C.              h tertia parte, C.
Philippus, A. C. See p. 5.
i Hoyland, in the parish of Wath upon Dearne (S. Yorks., ii., 100).
* I am unable to identify Anstin.




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W. R.               9
EDLINGTON.  Willelmus le Vavasur pro Edlington, quam
tenet de Johanne de Percy, xjd. de eodem auxilio ad Pascha, et
ad festum Sancti Michaelis.
BRODESWORTH. Marmaducus Darell pro medietate ejusdem
ville, quam tenet de feodo de Malteby, [ijs. pro eodem fine, et
xvd. de eodem auxilio].Z Willelmus le Vavasur pro alia medietate ejusdem villke, ijs. pro eodem  fine, et xvjd.1  de eodem
auxilio.
PIKEBURN. Nicholaus Lyveth pro di. feodo, quod tenet in
eadem villa de Pikeburn de Johanne de Vescy, ijs. vjd. pro
eodem fine, et vd.? de eodem auxilio.
WADDEWORTH.  Petrus de Waddeworth pro iiijta parte j
feodi, quam tenet de feodo de Fossard, ijs. pro eisdem fine et
auxilio vicecomitis.
HOTON ROBERT. Henricus de Tunneslowe pro di. feodo,
quod tenet in eadem villa de castro de Tikehull, vs. pro wardefe,
xd. pro fine wap., vjd. de eodem auxilio, [et] iiijd. pro waytmete.  Robertus filius Willelmi de Hoton pro alia medietate ejusdem villae, quam tenet de eodem castro de Tikehull, vs.
pro wardefe, xd. pro eodem fine, vjd. de auxilio vicecomitis, et
iiijd. pro waytmete.
HALTON MINOR.  Willelmus le Vavasur et Radulphus de
Normanvill pro eadem villa et iiijor bov. terrae in Arkesay, quas
tenent de Johanne de Anneslay, iijs. xd. pro wardefe, xijd.
pro fine wap., et ixd. de eodem auxilio vicecomitis.
ASTON. Willelmus de Canteloo pro Aston, quam tenet [de]
Thoma Furnivall, vs. pro prnedicto fine, et xvjd. ob. de eodem
auxilio.
TRETTON, BRAMPTON [ET] ULLAY.  Johannes de Horbire
pro medietate villarum de Tretthon, Brampton et Ullay, quam
tenet de Thoma de Furnivall, vjs. viijd. pro eodem fine. Ricardus de Barnack pro alia medietate, quam  tenet de eodem
Thoma, xxviijd. pro eodem fine.
TOTEWYK. Johannes de Horbire pro Totewyk, quam tenet
de eodem Thoma, vjs. viijd. pro eodem fine, et viijd. de eodem
auxilio.
HANDESWORTH. Thomas de Furnivall pro medietate ejusdem villae, xvjd.P de eodem auxilio.
MELTON LE HEYG. Willelmus de Cressy et Willelmus de
ijs. pro eodem fine, et xvd. de eodem auxilio, C.' xvd., A. C.
n vs., A.
~ William de Cantilupe married the daughter and heiress of Osbert de
Arches, who had a charter of free warren at Aston, 41st Henry III. (S. Yorks.,
ii., 161. Cal. Rot. Chart., 86).
P xvijd., A. C.




10              KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Sancto Georgio pro Melton le Heg, quam  tenent de castro de
Tikehull, vs. xjd. pro eisdem fine et auxilio, et xd.q wardefe.
KYMBERWORTH.  Domina de Leyburn pro villa de Kymberworth, quam tenet de castro de Tikehull, xxd. pro eodem fine.
WYKERLEGH. Robertusr de Wykerlegh pro Wykerlegh, quam
ten' de Nicholao Lyveth, xijd. pro eodem fine, et vjd. ob. de
eodem auxilio, et xs. pro wardefe.
TRIBERG.  Adam  de Normanvill pro Triberg, quam  tenet
de Johanne de Hoton, iiijs. pro eodem fine.
WYNTEWORTH.  Adam  de Nymarch5 et Willelmus le Flemmyng pro Wynteworth, quam  tenent de feod. de Skypton et
Tikehull, vjd. de eodem  auxilio.
TAMBEWELL.  Johannes de Wambewell pro  iiijta parte j
feodi in eadem villa, quam tenet de Willelmo le Flemmyng, et
pro alia medietate quse tenetur de Willelmo Wythington, xvjd.
ob. pro  eodem  fine.  Et [pro]t quarta  parte ejusdem  villae,
quam Johannes de Cressacre tenet de libertate de Tikehull, ixd.
BOLTON.U   Willelmus de  Bella  Aqua  pro  medietate  de
Bolton, quam  tenet de Adam  de Novo Mercato, xviijd. pro
eodem  fine, et xvijd. ob. de eodem  auxilio.  Idem  Willelmus
pro alia medietate, quam tenet de Adam de Normanvill, viijd.
de [eodem] v auxilio vicecomitis.
TYRINSCO.W   Abbas de Rupe pro medietate ejusdem  villae, et
Willelmus de Barneby pro alia medietate ejusdem  villae, quas
tenent de Roberto Luterell, vjd. de eodem fine, et iiijd. de
q xs., C.
HUer' Roberti de Wykerle, A. Hleredes Roberti de Wikerle, C. See p. 6.
Newmarch, or de Novo Mercato. See p. 7.' pro, A.
" The historian of " South Yorkshire," in his description of Bolton-uponDearne, says (vol. i., p. 381), " that it appears not to have been the site of one
single Saxon, surrounded by his villains and borderers, but of four different lords,
whose names, in the time of the Confessor, were Osulf, Ligulf, Turchil, and
Ernui. In the new distribution which took place at the Conquest, Osulf's portion was given to De Busli, and the rest to William de Perci. Before the date
of Domesday, Percy had placed two subinfeudatories in all his lands in this part
of the kingdom; viz., Malger in Edlington and Barnby; and Rozeline in Bolton,
Thribergh, and Dalton."  That Mr. Hunter has, in this account, mistaken the
entry in Domesday Book relating to Bolton Percy in the Ainsty for that referring to Bolton-upon-Dearne,-both of which formed part of the great possessions
of William de Perci, and are described on the same page of that record (Domesday Book, edit. 1862, p. 48), but in different columns,-will, I think, be evident
by comparing the entries there given with the Recapitulatio (Ibid., pp. 81 b, 82 b),
and also with the Clamores (Ibid., p. 79), where "Homines de Anestig wapentac.
testificant [quod] in Bodeltune habet Willelmus de Perci v car. de terra Ligulf."
Moreover, the eight carucates which Ligulf, Turchil, and Ernui held in Bodetonupon-Dearne, according to Mr. Hunter, is the precise quantity allotted to Bolton
Percy in Kirkby's Inquest: another instance of "the exact correspondency of
those two noble records."
v eodem, A.              "' Tornusco, A. Now Thurnscoe.




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W.R.                    11
eodem  auxilio.  Prior de Sancto Oswaldo pro quadam" parte
ejusdem  villae, quam  tenet de Adam  de Novo  Marcato, et
Robertus de Stutevill pro iiijor bov. terram, quas tenet in eadem
villa de Roberto Luterell, xijd. pro eodem fine, et iiijd. de
eodem auxilio.
STAINTON.  Johannes le Buteler pro Stainton, quam tenet de
castro de Tikehull, xvjd. de eodem  auxilio, ijs. vjd. pro eodem
fine, xs.y pro wardefe, et viijd. pro waytmete.
RIKNILDTHORP.  AdamZ  Salvain  pro  medietate  ejusdem
villae, quam tenet de castro de Tikehull, vd. de eodem auxilio,
xxd. de eodem fine, xs. pro wardefe, et viijd. pro waytmete.
[Walterus le Chambleyn pro una car. terrae, quam  tenet in
eadem villa de feodo de Midenhall (?), viijd. pro eodem fine]."
Thomas de Furnivall pro iiijta parte j feodi, quam tenet in eadem
villa de [castro de]b Tikehull, xxd. pro eodem fine, et vd.c pro
eodem auxilio vicecomitis.
SWINTON.  Thomas de Munteny pro medietate villae  de
Swinton, quam tenet de Roberto Tibitot, xiiijd. pro wardefe, et
vijd. pro fine [wap].d
HOTON  LYVETH.   Nicholaus Lyveth  pro Hoton Lyveth,
quam  tenet de Johanne de Vesey, ijs. vjd.e pro eodem  fine, et
vijd. ob.f de eodem auxilio.
RAFNEFELD.  Robertus de Saundeby pro duabus partibus
ejusdem villse, quas tenet de rege, iijs. iiijd. ob. pro eisdem fine,
auxilio, waytmete et pro wardefe.
GRISSEBROK.  Thomas Barbot pro medietate ejusdem villue,
quam tenet de Tikehull, xxd. pro eodem fine, et vjd. de eodem
auxilio, iiijs. iijd. ob.g pro wardefe.
[HAMPOLL LUTERELL].   ijs. pro fine wapentagii.
MAGNA  HAILGTON.   Henricus  de Vernoyle  pro  Magna
Hailgton, quam tenet de Roberto Luterell, ijs. pro eodem fine,
et xijd. ob. de eodem auxilio.
SCHIPENESi STODFOLD.  Eadem villa tenetur de Petro [de]
iiijta, A.            Y xd., A.
Rad. de Salvain, A. C. See p. 3.
a Walterus le Chambleyn pro una car. terrae quam tenet in eadem villa de
feodo de Midenhall [Sudenhall, C.], viijd. pro eodem fine, A. C.
b castro de, A.             * vjd. de eodem, A.
d viijd. pro fine wap., C.  e iijs. vjd., A. C.
f vjd. pro, A. C.           g iiijs. iiijd. pro wardefe, A.
h Hampoll Luterell, A. C. The York MS. has "Hanapol burell" erroneously.
I Shippenes seems to have been a manor without a vill, and of very indefinite
extent, but lying in the western part of the parish of Hooton-Paynel (S. Yorks.,
ii., 152).
j Stotfold. " A single farm-house, in the same parish, which has still the
air of having been one of the old gentilhommeries of England " (Ibid.).




12           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Cestriak et redd. viijd. de eodem auxilio, et xijd. pro fine praedicto, et iiijs. pro wardefe.
DENIGBY.  Johannes le Vavasur pro eadem villa, Newhall,
et vj bov. terrse et di. in Mekesburg, quas tenet de castro de
Tikehull, xs. pro wardefe, xijd. de eodem  auxilio, et xxd. pro
fine praedicto, et viijd. pro waytmete.  Idem  Johannes pro
Newhale, iiijs. nomine wardefe, et pro Mekesburg, ijs. pro
eodem.
WYTSTAN. Thomas de Furnivall pro iiijor feod. et di., qune
tenet in eadem villa de Roberto Luterell, ijs. jd.
SPROTTEBURG.  Willelmus filius Thompe pro Sproteburg
cum membris, quam tenet de comite Lincolnise, xijs. ad Natalem
Sancti Johannis Baptistae pro wardefe ad castrum de Tikehull,
et xijs. iiijd. pro eodem die Sancti Thomae Apostoli ante Natalem, et vjd. ob. de auxilio praedicto die Paschae, et vjd. ob. pro
fine praedicto ad festum  Sancti Michaelis, et xxvd. pro eodem
fine die Purificationis.
BENTELEY. Robertusl Tibbethofte pro Bentelay, quam tenet
de castro de Tikehull, xxs. pro wardefe ad Natalem  Sancti
Johannis, et xxs. pro eodem  die Sancti Thomae Apostoli ante
Natalem, et vjs. xd. pro fine praedicto, et iijs. de eodem auxilio,
et ijs. viijd. pro waytmete.
k Supposed to have been an illegitimate son of one of the Lacies, Earls of
Chester (Fasti Ebor., i., 321).
Johannes, A. See p. 3.




WAPENTAGIUM DE STAINCLYFE.
SKYPTON.  Villa cum  castro est in manu regis tamquam dominicum  suum; et sunt in eadem  xij car. terrae, quarum  sex et
di. sunt in dominico regis, et v et di. tenentur de rege; et
qualibet car. prwedictarum  v et di. redd. per ann. ad finer
wap. iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est per ann. xxd. ob.
SKYBDON.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrve qune tenentur
de rege in bondagio; quarum  qunlibet car. redd. per ann. ad
prwedictum finem iijd. ob. q.  Summa xjd. q.
SIGLESDON.  In eadem villa sunt ix car. terrse que tenentur
de rege in bondagio; quarum  quelibet car. redd. [ad finem]
praedictum iijd. ob. q. per ann.  Summa xxxiijd. ob. q.
STRETTON CUM TORLEBY.  In eadem villa sunt x car. terra
quae tenentur de rege et domino  castri:  quarum  una car.
dudum  assignata fuit per predecessor' comitis Albem'b ad
missas celebrandas imperpetuum  in capella castri de Skipton;
et pro residuis ix car. nullum  fit servitium  de quo fit mentio in
praedictis inquisitionibus.
DRAYTHON ET BEREWIC.C  In eadem  villa sunt iiijor car.
terrae quae tenentur de rege et domino castri, et quaelibet car.
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa
est xiiijd.d
BRINSALL CUM THORP.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae;
quarum  duae tenentur de rege et domino  castri, et una de
Priore de Boulton; et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem
praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
CONDELEY.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae quae tenentur
de rege et domino castri; et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem predictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
HERTELING [TON].  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae quae
tenentur de rege et domino castri, et qualibet car. redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
ADINGHAM.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur
" This wapentake has been collated with MSS. A. and B.
" In a charter of Inspeximus, dated in 1512, Henry Lord Clifford mentions
" certain evidences belonging to my free chappell of John Evangelist within ye
castell of ye foundacyon of ye Erle of Albemarle" (Hist. Craven, p. 347).
" The two farms of East and West Berwick are about a mile from the village
of Draughton.             d xvd., B.




14            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
de rege et domino castri, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
RILSTON.  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae qune tenentur de
rege et castro praedicto, et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem
predictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xviijd. ob.
FLASCEBY.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae qune tenentur
de rege et domino castri praedicti; quarum Willelmus Greindorgee tenet iiijor car. et unam bov., et idem Willelmus redd.
per ann. ad finem pradictum iiijs. pro tota villa.
COLLING.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quet teenntur
de rege et castro praedicto, et qunelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem prsedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
HALTON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae quae tenentur
de rege et castro praedicto, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
HESTON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae qune tenentur
de rege, et qumelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum
iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
MORTON CUM WEST MORTON.  In eisdem villis sunt xj car.
terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est iijs. vd. q.
KYLDEWYK.  In eadem villa est j car. [terrae]f quam Prior
de Bolton tenet in puram et perpetuam elemosinam a tempore
unde non extat memoria, et nullum  inde fit servitium  de quo
fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
EMMESAY CUM ESTEBY.  In eadem villa9 sunt vj car. terrae
quae tenentur de rege, et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum
vijd. oh.
SUTTON.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae quae tenentur de
rege, et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum vijd. ob.
BRADELEY  [CUM] ALTERO  BRADELEY.^  In  eisdem  villis
sunt vj car. terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quaelibet car. redd.
per ann. ad finem  praedictum  iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est
xxijd. ob.
CONYSTON IN KETTELWELL[DALE]. In eadem villa sunt vj
car. terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann.
ad finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
HAUKESWYK CUM  OULECOTES.i In  eisdem  villis sunt iij
car. terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quelibet car. redd. per ann.
ad finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
e Grandorge, Granordei, or Grano hordei (Hist. Craven, p. 186).
f terrse, A.            g eisdem villis, A.
Upper and Lower Bradley, sometimes called Both Bradleys.
There is now no place of this name. Old Cote Moor extends from two to
three miles N.W. of Hawkswick.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W.R.                 15
CRACHHOU.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terre qua tenentur
de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem  predictum
iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
APELTREWYK  CUM  WODEHOUS.  In  eisdem  villis sunt iij
car. terre quae tenentur de rege, et qumelibet car. redd. per ann.
ad finem pruedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
OTTERBURN.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem
pruedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa [est] xjd. q.
HELEFEUD CUM NEUTON.J  In eisdem  villis sunt iiij~r car.
terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xvd.
HETON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae qune tenentur de
rege, et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad finem  predictum  iijd.
ob. q.; unde summa est xxijd. ob.
HEVENLYTH.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur
de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann., ut supra; unde summa
xjd. q.
SCOTHORP.  In eadem villa sunt vjk car. terrae que tenentur
de rege, et quaelibet car. redd. per ann., ut supra; unde summa
xjd. q.
AYRTON.  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terre que tenentur
de rege, et qualibet car. redd. per ann., ut supra; unde summa
xxijd. ob.
CARLETON  CUM  LOTHERESTON.t In eisdem  villis sunt vj
car. terrae queu tenentur de rege, et redd. per ann. ad finem
predictum iiijs.
STIvETON  CUM  ESTBURN.  In  eisdem  villis sunt iij car.
terre quae tenentur de rege, et redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum iiijs. viijd.
NEUTON.m  In eadem villa sunt iiijor car. terrae, et redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
BRAYCEWELL CUM  STOK.  In  eisdem  villis sunt iij car.
terrae quae tenentur de rege, et quelibet car. redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xjd. q.
SLAITBURN.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur
de regen in capite, et nullum factum servitium de quo fit mentio
in praedictis inquisitionibus.
BROYTHON  CUM  ESTLAC.  In eisdem  villis sunt xviij car.
j Little Newton, near Long Preston.
" k tres car., A. iij car., B.
I Lotheresden, A. Now called Lothersdale, a deep secluded valley, with
many scattered houses.
* Bank Newton, in the parish of Gargrave.
" quas comes Line' tenet de rege, A. B.




16             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
terrae: de quibus Prior de Pontefracto tenet j car. de rege et
proedicto castro in puram  elemosinam  a tempore regis J. et
nihil redd.; et ecclesia de Broython dotata est de di. car. a
tempore ejusdem  regis; et Alanus de Catherton tenet iij car.
de Philippo de Kyme, et Philippus de Rogero de Moubray, et
idem  Rogerus de rege in capite, et redd. per ann. ad finem
wap. ijs., scilicet, pro qualibet car. viijd.; et residuae ix car. et
di. tenentur de rege et de prsedicto castro, et qunelibet car.
redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum  iijd. ob. q.; unde summa
est xxxvd. ob. q.
KIGHLEY CUM  HAMELETTIS LACKAC, UTTELEY, HAKEWRITH
ET NEUSUM.  In eadem villa cum hamelettis praedictis sunt xj
car terrae; quarum  ix sunt de feodo castri de Skypton, et ij
sunt de feodo de Cantelue, quas dominuso de Kighley tenet de
Abbate de Kirkestall, et idem Abbas de Milisenta de Cantilupo,
et eadem Milisent de rege in capite; et quaelibet car. redd. per
ann. ad finem  praedictum  iijd. ob. q.; unde summa est xxxiijd.
ob. q.
GERGRAVE.  In eadem villa sunt xviij car. terrae; de quibus
x car. et di. sunt de feodo castri; et residue vij et di.q sunt de
feodo de Percy, quas Johannes de Dayvill tenet; et nullum
[fit]  inde servitium  de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
CONISTON IN CRAVENE.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae;
quarum  iij sunt de feodo de Percy; et residuae iij car. terrae
sunt de feodo castri praedicti, et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum xiijd. ob.;S [et aliae iij car. de feodo praedicti castri redd.
ad eundem finem xiijd. ob.]t
ESYNGTON.  In eadem  villa est una car. terrae quam Adam
de Wannervill tenet de comite Lincolniae, et idem  comes de
rege, et nihil redd.
NEUTON" IN BOGHELAND CUM  BATERSBY.  In eisdem  villis
sunt iijv car. terrae: quarum  comes Lincolniae tenet j car. et ij
bov. terrae de rege in capite; et Elias de. Cornlayw  tenet iiijor
bov. terrae, et Alanus de Neuton ij bov. terrae, de praedicto
comite, et idem comes de rege in capite, et nihil redd.
o Ricardus, A.
P Milisent de Cantilupo, eldest daughter of William de Cantilupo, and coheir to her brother George, married, first, John de Monte Alto, who died s. p.,
and, secondly, Eudo la Zouch of Ashby, co. Leic. (Dugd. Bar., i., 527, 731).
The Inq. p. m. of Milisenta de Monte Alto was taken in the 27th Edward I.,
when William la Zouch was found to be her son and heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 571).
See Bingley.
Q vj et di., A.        r fit, A.         5 xijd., A. B.
t et aliae iij car. de feodo praedicti castri redd. ad eundem finem xiij oh., A. B.
Newton-on-Hodder, in the parish of Slaidburn.  v ij car., A.' He is called Thorneley in the Inquisition of the 31st Edward I.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.               17
BRADFORD.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terra quas comes
Lincolniae tenet de rege, et nihil redd.
MITTON CUM  WYTHEKILL.  In eisdem  villis sunt iij car.
terrae quas Radulfus de Mitton tenet de comite Lincolniae, et
comes de rege, et nihil redd.
WADINGTON.  In eadem villa est j car. terrse quam  Rogerus
Tempest tenet de comite Lincolniae, et comes de rege, et nihil
redd.
GRUNLINGTON.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrse quas
comes Lincolnise tenet de rege et nihil redd.
BACSOLVE.$  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae quas comes
Lincolniae tenet de rege et nihil redd.
AMERTON ET RISTONY  In eisdem villis est j car. terrae quam
Radulfusz Amerton tenet de praedicto comite, et comes de rege,
et nihil redd.
PATHORN.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae qume tenentur
de Roberto Nevyll, et idem Robertus de haeredibus de Percy, et
haeredes de Percy de rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem wap. praedicti xijd.
HALTON.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terre:  quarum
dominus de Halton tenet xiija bov. terrae de haeredibus de
Mohoud, et haeredes de Mohoud de haeredibus de Swinden, et
iidem haeredes de Roberto Nevill, et Robertus de haeredibus de
Percy, et Percy de rege; [et]  Willelmus de Oswaltonc tenet ij
bov. terrme, et Robertus de Halton ix bov., de Ricardo de Halton,
et idem Ricardus de aliis, ut supra; et redd. ad finem praedictum
xijd.
SWYNDEN.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae [et di.]d quas
Robertus de Brakanbergh tenet de Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem
Ranulphus de haeredibus de Percy, et haeredes de Percy de rege;
et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
HORTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae: quarum
Johannes Steling' tenet ij bov. terrae de hospitali Sancti Leonardi, [et Robertus]e de Boulton vj bov. terrae de eodem hospitali; et residuum  tenetur de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem
haeredes de Percy de rege in capite; et redd. per ann. ad finem
praedictum vjd.
PATENALL CUM WEST PATENALL.  In eisdem  [villis]f sunt vj
car. terrae: quarum  Johannes [de] Bolton tenet iijs bov. terrae
de hospitali Sancti Leonardi Ebor.,  et haeredes Roberti de
Bashall, in the parish of Mitton.
Y I am unable to identify this place.    * Ricardus de, A.
a xiiij bov., B.    bet, A.               c Estwalton, A.
d et di., A. B.     e et Robertus, A.     f villis, A.
g ij bov., A.
C




18              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Godileburghh viij bov. terrue, et Willelmus Prut j bov. terrae, de
eodem  hospitali; et residuum  tenetur de heredibus de Percy,
[et Percy]i de rege: et tota villa redd. per ann. ad finem  preedictum ixd.i
[NEUSOM ET NAPPAY.  In eisdem villis sunt iiijor car. terre:
quarum Magister hospitalis Sancti Leonardi Ebor. tenet ij car.
terrae et vij bov. terrae a tempore regis J., et redd. nihil; et
residuum tenetur de h1er' de Percy, et idem hber' ten' de rege,
et redd. per ann. ad finem ixd.].
MALHUM.  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terre: unde Abbas
de Fontibus tenet j car. terrse, quam Matilda comitissal dedit
ad lumina ecclesime de Fontibus, a tempore regis Ricardi, et
nihil redd.; idemque Abbas tenet iij car. terrae de haeredibus de
Percy, etm redd. ad finem prsedictum  xijd.: et Prior de Boulton
tenet ij car. terrse; quarum  una tenetur in dominico de Willelmo Mauleverer, et idem  Willelmus de castro praedicto, et
idem  [Willelmus]o redd. pro eadem  car. ad finem  prsedictum
iijd. ob. q.; et altera car. terrue tenetur de haeredibus de Percy,
et haeredes de Percy de rege in capite, et nullum fit [inde]P
servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
GISILBRUN  CUM  HAMELETTO  DE WESTBY.  In  eadem  villa
cum  hameletto  [praedicto]q sunt iiijor car. terrae: de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de una car. terrae; et ij car. terrae tenentur
de haeredibus de Percy, quarum  unam  car. tenet Abbas de
Sallay, et aliam car. tenet Walterus de Doningtonr de monialibus de Apilton, et eaedem  moniales de eisdem  haredibus de
Percy, et iidem  haeredes de rege, et nihil redd.  Willelmus
Dilkoskin' tenet in Westby j car. terrae de praedictis haeredibus
de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege, et dat ad finem wap. iiijd.t
MIDHOPP.  In eadem villa est una car. terrae quam Robertus"
de Rimington et Agnes uxor ejus tenent de haeredibus de Percy,
[et] iidem haeredes de rege in capite, et dant ad finem praedictum xijd.
h Goldesburgh, B.         i et Percy, A.        i xvijd. ob., A. B.
A Neusom et Nappay. In eisdem villis sunt iiijor car. terrae: quarum Magister
hospitalis Sancti Leonardi Ebor. tenet ij car. terree et vij bov. terrse a tempore
regis J., et redd. nihil; et residuum tenetur de hoer' de Percy, et idem hber' ten'
de rege, et redd. per ann. ad finem ixd., A. B.
Matilda, countess of Warwick, daughter and co-heiress of William de Percy,
by Adelidis de Tunbridge (Dugd. Bar., i., 270).'" et Percy reddit, A.    " xjd., A.
o Willelmus, A.           P inde, A.            q praedicto, A.
Willelmus de Benington, A. In the 31st Edward I., Walter de Rimington
held here one carucate of the nuns of Appleton.
* Ribbeston, A. Dilloskin, B. William de Ribstan and Godith his wife held
one carucate in Westby in the 31st Edward I.
I ijd., B.         " Rogerus, B.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.                 19
RIMINGTON  CUM HOLGILL, GACEGILL, NEUBY ET ARNALDBYGING. In eisdem villis sunt nover car. terrae quas Willelmus
de Wolfesv tenet de Alano de Kaderton, et idem  Alanus de
haeredibus de Percy, et haeredes de Percy de rege in capite, et
dant ad finem praedictum iiijs.
LITTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae: de quibus
Abbas de Fontibus tenet iiijor car. terrae et di. in puram
elemosinam de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in
capite; et Agnes de Bressenayw tenet ij bov. terrae de domo
Sancti Leonardi, et illa de haeredibus de Percy, et nullum fit
[inde]x servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
THORNETON CUM  EVERBY ET KELBROK.  In eisdem  villis
sunt xij car. terrae: unde ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae;
et Willelmus Kyngge tenet j bov. terrae de hospitio Sancti
Johannis de antiquo feoffamento; et residuum tenet Philippusy
de Kymbe de hseredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de Percy de
rege; et redd. ad finem praedictum vs. vjd.
KETELWELL CUM  STAUERBOT.  In eisdem  villis sunt viijz
car. terrae: de quibus Elyas de Knoll tenet ij car. terrae de
Roberto de Grey et Abbate de Coverham, et iidem  Robertus et
Abbas de Osberto de Archis, et haer' de Archis ten' de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite; et residuae
vj car. terrae, quarum Abbas de Coverham tenet iij car. terrae,
et Robertus de Grey alias iij car., tenentur de haeredibus de
Archis, et iidem heredes de praedictis haeredibus de Percy: et
tota villa redd. ad finem praedictum iiijs.
BUCKEDEN.  In eadem villa est j car. terrae: unde Elyas de
Knoll tenet di. car. de haeredibus de Percy; et Elias de
Buckeden tenet alteram  di. car. terrae de praedictis haeredibus
de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite. Et praedicti Elias
et Elias invenient iiijor forestarios in Langestrother, et nullum
aliud faciunt inde servitium  de quo fit mentio in [praedictis]a
inquisitionibus.
GERSINGTON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae: de quibus
Robertus de Plumton tenet v car. et di. de haeredibus de Percy,
et iidem haredes de rege in capite; et Thomas Botte tenet di.
car. de praedicto Roberto de Plumton, et idem  Robertus de
praedictis haeredibus de Percy.
LINTON. In eadem villa sunt iiijor car. terrae quas Johannes
de Treycotes5 et uxor sua tenent de Roberto le Grey, et idem
t Roffes, A.         " Gressenay, A. Brossenay, B.
inde, A. B.         Y Johannes, B.        Z xij car., A.
a praedictis, A.
b Craicottes, B. John de Draycotes and Isabella his wife presented Robert
de Swynlington, deacon, to one mediety of the rectory of Linton in 1279 (Reg.
Wickwaine, 6 b).
c2




20              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Robertus de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem hweredes de rege in
capite; et redd. ad finem prsedictum ijs.
ARNECLYFE.  In  eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae: quarum
Abbas de Fontibus tenet j car. in puram  et perpetuam  elemosinam de Elia de Knoll, et idem Elias de haeredibus de Percy,
et iidem haeredes de rege,c et nihil redd.; et ecclesia dotata
est de ij bov. terrae; et residune iij car. terrae et vj bov.
tenentur de Alicia de Buckeden, et eadem  Alicia de Elia de
Knoll, et idem  Elias de haeredibus de Brakenberg, et iidem
haeredes de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem  haeredes de rege; et
nullum inde fit servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus
praedictis.
THRESFELD.  In  eadem  villa sunt iij car. terre: quarum
Abbas de Fontibus tenet j car. in puram elemosinam de Elia de
Thresfeld; et residuas ij car. terrae  tenet [idem]d Elias de
Henrico [de] Amerton, et Henricus de haeredibus de Percy, et
iidem  haeredes de rege in  capite.  Et dat villa pruedicta ad
praedictum finem xijd.
HEBDEN.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terre quas Willelmus
filius Willelmic  de Ebor. tenet de Abbate de Fontibus, et idem
" de rege in capite, A.         d idem, A.` This William was the son and heir of Sir Nicholas de Ebor., brother to
William, provost of Beverley and bishop of Salisbury. Without vouching for
its accuracy, I place on record the following scrap of genealogy which, with other
curious matter, is appended to a MS. copy of the Reg. Honor. de Richmond.,
written temp. Hen. VIII., now in the possession of the Rev. Canon Raine, of
York: —" Memorandum quod fuit quidam, nomine Willelmus, filius Symonis de
Hebden in Craven, qui genuit filiam Elenam, nuptam primo Roberto de Chamblayn, de quibus exiit Robertus Chamblayn, junior, qui obiit sine prole. Mortuo
vero prsedicto Roberto, seniori, prsedicta Elena secundo nupta fuit cuidam
Nicholao de Ebor., fratri Willelmi Whitte (?). De quibus Nicholao et Elena
exiit Willelmus secundus, vocatus Willelmus filius Nicholai de Ebor., qui fuit
dominus de Hebden in anno Domini millesimo ccm~ iiijxx vjto. Et de eodem
Willelmus exiit dominus Willelmus de Hebden, tertius.  Quo mortuo Willelmus Hebden iiijtu%, miles, filius et h&eres dicti domini Willelmi, militis, successi
in haereditatem. Qui Willelmus iiijt"s fuit sub custodia et warda Ade Ravenesword,
quondam Abbatis de Fontibus, domini sui. Qui quidem Abbas dedit eidem
Willelmo in uxorem Isabellam filiam Willelmi de Yeland de episcopatu Dunelm.
De isto Willelmo iiijto exiit Ricardus de Hebden filius suus et haeres. Et de
dicto Ricardo exiit dominus Ricardus de Hebden, secundus, miles, quem Walterus Abbas de Fontibus recuperavit de Petronilla matre sua in curia domini
Regis Edwardi secundi, anno regni ejusdem xvijo. Cujus wardam et maritagium
dictus Abbas dedit cuidam Galfrido, et ille Galfridus maritavit ipsum Ricardum
cum filia domini Galfridi Luttrell."
Sir Richard de Hebden, son and heir of the last-mentioned Richard, married
Joan, widow of John Chaumond, esq., of Colton in the Ainsty, and daughter
and heiress of Richard de Wateby, bailiff of York in 1356-7, and mayor in
1365, by whom he had two sons, Thomas, dean of the coll. church of Auckland
and rector of Welton, etc. (Durham Wills, i., 82), and John, who succeeded to
Hebden. Sir Richard died about 1385, and was buried in the church of St. John
the Evangelist, near Ouse Bridge. His widow re-married William Newsom, Esq.,




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Abbas de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in
capite.
WIKLESWORTH.  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terr.e: quarum
Adam de Wickeldf tenet ij car. terrwe de Abbate de Fontibus, et
Abbas de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de haeredibus de Percy,
et iidem  haeredes de rege in capite; et Adam  filius Adae de
eadem  tenet vj bov. terrae de Ada de Berwyke, et Adam  de
Abbate prwedicto, et Abbas de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de
haeredibus de Percy; et Elias de Knoll tenet [blank] g car. terrae
de Ada de Wiclesworth, et Adam de Abbate praedicto, et Abbas
de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de haeredibus de Percy, et
iidem haeredes de rege in capite; et Magister Militiae Templi
tenet ij bov. terrae de Ada filio Adae, [et Adam de Ada]h de
Berwyk, et idem Adam de Abbate pradicto, ut supra: et redd.
ad finem praedictum ijs.
PRESTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt sex car. terrae: quarum
ecclesia dotata est de j car.; et iij car. terrme et xj bov. tenentur
tam  de Ricardo Brus quam  de heredibus de Percy, et iidem
heredes de rege; et quinque bov. terrae tenentur de Abbate de
Sallay, et idem Abbas de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem  haeredes de rege: et redd. ad finem
predictum iiijs.
SETILL.  In eadem  villa sunt iiijor car. terrae: quarum una
car. et v bov. terrme tenentur de haeredibus de Percy, et haeredes
de rege; et Willelmus [filius]i Ranulphi tenet unam bov. terrae
de hospitali Sancti Johannis; et residuas ij car. et j bov. tenent
praefati haeredes de Percy de rege in capite: et nullum fit inde
servitium de quo fit mentio [in praedictis inquisitionibus].
GICLESWIK CUM HAMELETTO STACHUS.  In eadem villa sunt
iiij~r car. terrae: quarum  heredes de Percy tenent ij car. terrae
de rege in capite; et ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae; et
Stephanus Scott tenet di. car. terrae de heredibus de Percy, et
haeredes de rege; [et Abbas de Furn' tenet j car. terrae in
Stachus de haeredibus de Percy, et haeredes de rege]:k et redd.
ad finem praedictum xvd.
LANCLIFF.  In eadem villa sunt dua  car. terrae quas Abbas
by whom she had two daughters, Joan, first the wife of Richard Wandesford,
esq., of Calais, and afterwards of John Fytling, merchant, of Hull; and Matilda,
the wife of Sir John Hotham, knight, of Scorborough. "Joan Hebbeden, relict
of William Newsom, of York," died in 1427, and was buried in the above church
of St. John.
f Wickeleswourth, A.          g di. car., A. j car., B.
* et Adam de Ada, A.         i filius, A. B.
i in praedictis inquisitionibus, A.
k et Abbas de Furn' tenet j car. terrse in Stachus de haeredibus de Percy, et
haeredes de rege, A. B.




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de Sallay tenet de hoeredibus de Percy, et haeredes de rege; et
solebant reddere ad finem  preedictum  xviijd.,l et nunc nihil
solvunt.
STAINFORTH  CUM  ALTERO  STAINFORTH.  In eisdem  villis
sunt iiijor car. terrue: quarum Abbas de Sallay tenet j car. terrae
et vj bov. terrse de haeredibus de Percy, et haeredes de rege; et
Constantinus Fauvell et Alicia uxor ejus tenent x bov. terrae de
Willelmo Mauleverer, et Willelmus de Radulpho de Normanvill,
et Radulphus de haeredibus de Percy, et hzeredes de Percy de
rege in capite; et Robertus de Stainfort tenet di. car. terrze de
Radulpho de Normanvill, et Radulphus ut supra; et Abbas de
Derham tenet j bov. terrae de Willelmo Mauleverer, et Willelmus
de Radulpho de Normanvill, et Radulphus ut supra.
KIRKEBY.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae: quarum
ecclesia dotata est de ij bov. terrae; et x bov. terrae tenentur de
haeredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege; et residuae xij
bov. tenentur de Alicia de Buckeden, et eadem Alicia de dictis
haeredibus de Percy.
CALTON. In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae: de quibus
iiijor car. sunt de feodo castri praedicti; et residuae ij car. terrme
de feodo de Cauntelou; et quaelibet car. redd. [ad finem praedictum]m per ann. iijd. ob.,f unde summa est xviijd. ob.; et
Johannis de Feyser tenet ij car. terrae de heredibus de Cauntelou, et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum viijd.
GLISEBURN.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrme; de quibus j
est de feodo castri praedicti, et v car. sunt de feodo de Percy; et
redd. ad finem praedictum ijs. jd. ob.P
viijd., A.             n ad finem praedictum, A.
iijd. ob. q., A. B.   0 xxviijd. ob., A. B.
P iijs. jd. ob., B.




WAPENTAGIUM DE AYNSTY.a
THORP  BUSTARD.6   In  eadem  villa  sunt iij car. terrse: de
quibus  Robertus  Bustard  tenet unam   car. terrae serjantim
David le Lardiner, qui tenet de rege in capite; et Robertus de
Grey tenet residuas ij car. terrse de Barone de Luterell, et
Baro de Luterell de rege in capite, [sed]c per quod servitium
non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
THORP MALTEBY.d  In eadem  villa sunt iije car. terrae: de
quibus Abbas de Bellalanda tenet xix bov. de Abbate de Selby,
quze sunt de feodo de Moubray; et Robertus Bustard tenet vj
bov. de Abbate  de Whyteby, et sunt de  eodem  feodo; et
Robertus Bustard et participes sui tenent residuum de Ricardo
Malebys, qui tenet de honore de Eya.  Et nihil redd. ad finem
wapp.
ACASTRE MALEBYS.  In eadem  villa sunt iiijor car. terre;
sed a quibus tenentur, [vel]f per quod servitium, non fit mentio
in inquisitionibus praedictis.
ACASTRE SELEBY.  In eadem  [villa]  sunt xxvij bov. terrae:
de quibus Abbas de Seleby tenet xv bov. terrae de rege in
capite; et Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet vj bov. terrae et di.
de honore de Eya; et Priorissa de Appilton  [tenet]h v bov.
[terrae]i de dono Gocelini de Harcy.  Et nullum  fit inde servitium, nec aliquod redd. ad finem  praedictum.
THORP ANDREE.j  In eadem  villa sunt iijk car. terrme: de
a This wapentake has been collated with MSS. A. and B.
^ All traces of the village of Bustardthorpe have long since disappeared. It
stood, I believe, a little to the north of Middlethorpe, and near the road leading
to York. In 1484, the manor of Bustardthorpe is described as extending in
length from the village of Drynghouses on the west, as far as the river Use on
the east: the common pastures of Knasemyer and Middilthorp forming, respectively, portions of its northern and southern boundaries (City Records, lib. A,
368).                    c sed, A. B.
d Called Thorp Aton in the 31st Edward I., and now Middlethorp, which
name it acquired, before 1316, evidently from its position, being situated between
Bustardthorpe and Bishopthorpe.
c iiijor car., A. B.        f vel, A. B.           g villa, A. B.
h tenet, A. B.              i terrae, A. B.
i Otherwise Thorp super Usam, and Thorp juxta Ebor. Archbishop Walter
Gray purchased the manor of Thorp St. Andrew, and in 1241 conveyed it to the
Chapter of York, who engaged to re-convey it to his successors in the see, for the
annual rent of twenty marks (Reg., Magn. Alb., pars ii., 85 b. Fasti Ebor., i.,
291). From this circumstance the name of the village was shortly afterwards
changed to its present one of Bishopthorpe.        iiijor car., A. B.




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quibus Robertus Bustard tenet ij car. de rege in capite, et redd.
per ann. iiij marcas; et Archiepiscopus tenet x bov. terrae de
feodo de Luterell; et Robertus Holdebert tenet in eadem vj
bov. terrve de Ricardo Malebys de honore de Eya, et redd. ad
finem praedictum vjd.; et Prior Sancti Andrewe Ebor. tenet xvij
acras terre de eodem, sed per quod servitium  non fit mentio in
inquisitionibus praedictis.
COUPMANTHORP.  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrwe et di.:
quarum ij car. et di. Templarii tenent in liberam elemosinam de
dono Roberti de Ros de feodo de Trussebut, quod tenetur'de
Barone de Moubray, et Baro de rege in capite; et iij car. terrae
Ricardus Malebys tenet de haeredibus de Brus, et haeredes de
Brus de Barone de Moubray, qui tenet de rege in capite.  Et
nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
COLTON.  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrae et di. quae
tenentur de heeredibus de  Scoteney, et iidem  haeredes de
haeredibus de Brus, et Brus de Barone de Moubray.  Et redd.
per ann. ad finem wapp. xd.
BOULTON.  In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrae: et Robertus
de Percy tenet villam  praedictam  de haeredibus Henr.ici de
Percy, qui tenere debent de rege in capite [de]' baronia de
Topclyff. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iiijs.
HORNINGTON.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terree: et Robertusm de Holme et participes sui tenent eandem  villam  de
Roberto de Percy, et idem Robertus de Roberto de Plumpton,
[et idem  Robertus de Plumpton]"  de haer' Henrici de Percy,
qui ten' de rege in capite de baronia de Spofford. Et redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum xd.
STIVETON.  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terra  et di.: de
quibus haer' Ricardi de Stiveton ten' iiij car. terrae et di. de
Waltero de Fauconberg, et idem Walterus de haer' de Brus, et
Brus de Barone de Moubray, et haer' (sic) de Moubray de rege
in capite; et redd. ad finem praedictum vijd. ob.: et una car.
est de feodo de Percy de baronia de Spofford; unde Abbas
Beatee Mariae tenet di. car., et Priorissa de Appylton et participes sui tenent aliam di. car.; sed per quod servitium non fit
mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
OXTON.  In eadem villa sunt iijo car. terrae quas Willelmus
Marescallus et plures alii ejusdem  ville tenent de feodo de
Percy de baronia de Spofford; et redd. ad finem praedictum ijs.
t de, A. B.
" Abbas de iolme, A. B. Sir Robert de oolme, knight, and William de
Hornyngton, clerk, occur as witnesses to a charter dated in 1283 (Cotton MS.,
Vesp., A, iv., 10b).
" et idem Robertus de Plumpton, A. B.  o iiij car., A. B.




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WLSYNGTON.P  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrse: et manerium  de Wlsyngton ten' hler' Malgeri le Vavasur de Philippo de
Kyme, et idem Philippus de haer' de Percy de baronia de Topclyfe,
qui ten' de rege in capite; et redd. ad finem prsedictum xijd.
PADDOCTHORP.q  Manerium  de Paddocthorp tenet Philippus
de Kyme de hler' de Percy de baronia de Topclyf; et debet per
ann. ad finem praedictum xijd.
THORP ARCHE.  In eadem  [villa]  sunt iiijs car. terrae quas
Johannes de Bella Aqua tenet de feodo Rogeri de Moubray, et
idem  Rogerus de rege in capite; et redd. [per ann.]t ad finem
prsedictum ijs. xjd. oh.
WALTON.   In  eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae quas haer'
Rogeri de Brus et alii diversi tenent de Johanne de BellaAqua,
et idem  Johannes de Barone de Moubray; et nihil certum
dat regi.
BYKERTON.  In eadem villa sunt vij car. terrae et di. quas
Andreas le Gramare et alii diversi tenent de Rogero de Moubray; et redd. per ann. ad finem predictum ijs.
BILTON.  Stephanus le Waleys" et Alicia le Vavasur tenent
eandem villam de haer' de Brus, et haer' de Brus de Rogero de
Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in  capite.   Et sunt in
eadem  villa ix car. [terrae]; et redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum viijd.
HELAGE.  In eadem villa sunt vij car. terrae quae tenentur
de Barone de Moubray, et Baro de Moubray de rege in capite;
et nullum fit servitium.
FOLYFAYT.W   Alanus de Folifayt- et Johannes de Banewell
tenent eandem villam  de Alicia de Vavasur, et ipsa de Brus, et
P Afterwards called Wolsington, or Wolston, and now Ouston, which is the
name of a farm in the township of Oxton and parish of Tadcaster. This place
is not mentioned in the Nomina Villarum of the 9th Edward II. According to
an Inq. p. m., taken 1st Henry IV., Sir Bernard Brocas, knight,-one of the
conspirators against Henry the Fourth, and of whose execution a startling
account is given by Froissart,-and his wife Johanna held this manor of Wolston
of the gift of his father Bernard (Percy MS., 330).
9 Now Pallethorpe, a township in the parish of Bolton Percy.
r villa, A. B.         S iij car., A.         t per ann., A. B.
" Sir Stephen le Waleys, of Burgh Waleys, was living in 1294 (Reg. Romanus, 27 b).              V terrme, A. B.
v Follithwaite, a division of Walton township, but in the parish of Wighill.
Alan de Folyfait granted to the monks of Kirkstall all his meadow and arable
land here, lying between the ditch or Foss and the river Wherf, reserving a right
of passage to and from this fishery and the river Wherf (Burton's Mon. Ebor.,
293). " The tithes of 2 Inges called Christall (Kirkstall) Tngs belong to ye
vicar, and are paid in kind. There are several hundred acres of ground known
by ye name of Follifoot, wch was formerly a park, but now mostly arrable
ground, being disparked time out of mind" (Wighill Terrier, 1716).
" 3 non. March, 1313-4. Lie. to Alan de Folyfayt to have an oratory within
his manor of Folifayt (Reg. Greenfield, pars ii., 76).




26              KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
herr' de Brus de Barone de Moubray qui tenet de rege in capite.
Et sunt in eadem  villa iij car. terrae, et redd. ad finem  prEedictum xijd.
WYCHALL  ET  ESDYK.   Reginaldus  de Albo  MonasterioY
tenet villam  preedictam   de  Rogero  [de]  Moubray, et idem
Rogerus in capite de rege. Et sunt in eadem villa v car. terrwe;
quarum  unam  car. tenet Prior de Parco de domino de Helage,
qui tenet de prsedicto Barone de Moubray.  Et redd. per ann.
ad finem prwedictum ijs.
HAGGANBY.'  Prior de Parco tenet eandem  villam  de feodo
Willelmi de Percy de baronia de Spofford.  Et sunt in eadem
villa iij car. terrte; et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum xijd.
BYLEBURGH.  In  eadem  villa sunt vij car. terrae et di. de
feodo de Paynil, qui teneta de rege in capite; et nihil [redd.]b
ad finem prsedictum.
ASCAM BRYAN.  In eadem  villa sunt viij car. terrae qune sunt
de feodo de Moubray: et Brianus filius Alani tenet villam prwedictam  de  honore  [de] Richemund, reddendo  ad  custodiam
castri Richemundiae per ann. vs.
WEST ASKAM.C  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae et di. quae
tenentur de haeredibus de Brus, et iidem haeredes de Barone de
Moubray.  Et debet villa praedicta ad finem  praedictum  ijs.
RUFFORD.  Magister Alanus le Bretond tenet eandem  villam
de haeredibus de Brus, et iidem hzeredes de Barone de Moubray,
Y His father " dominus Ranulphus de Albo Monasterio, filius et hieres Lucise
Turet," was lord of Wighill in 1254 (Chart. Healaugh, fo. 9).
One of the lost vills of the Ainsty, and the Haghendebi of Domesday Book,
which Mr. Stapleton, in his account of the Holy Trinity Priory, York (p. 140),
supposes to be Angram in the parish of Long Marston. The following extracts
from the Healaugh chartulary shew this supposition to be incorrect, and that
Haggenby was situated within the present township of Tadcaster East. About
1230, Robert de Lelay (Leathley) granted "domui Sancti Johannis Evangelista
de Parcho et canonicis ibidem. Deo servientibus,-totam villam de Hagandeby, in
qua continentur tres carucatse terrae" (Cott. MS., Vesp., A., iv., fo. 14 b). Bartholomew Turet gave to the same canons "sex bovatas terrse in territorio de
Esedic, propinquiores campo de Haggendeby" (Ibid., fo. 18 b). By an undated
charter the Prior and Convent of Healaugh convey to Sir Wm. de Percy " decem
acras terrae in territorio de Haggandeby; illas, scilicet, quse jacent propinquiores
aquae de Fosse versus boscum de Catherton, et inter boscum de Haggandeby et
moram et campum de Tadcaster" (Ibid., fo. 56). By an Inquisition taken 5th
Edward III., it was found "quod Prior de Helagh Park et praedecessores sui
habuerunt piscariam in Quarfe, sicut terrae et prata de Haggandeby se buttant
supra dictam aquam, usque ad filum aqua " (Ibid., fo. 151).
According to the Ordnance Survey (6 inch scale, sheet 190) there is a tract of
land in the adjoining wapentake of Barkston Ash, and about half a mile to the
south of Tadcaster, called Hackenby, which is bounded on the north by the river
Cock, and on the south by Hackenby Dike.
a quod tenetur, A. B.               b redd., A. B.
c Otherwise called Askhamn Richard, which is its present name.
d de Bretton, A. B.




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qui tenet de rege in capite.  Et sunt in eadem  [villa]e iiij car.
terra; et redd. ad finem  praedictum  ijs.
MUNKETON.  In eadem  villa sunt ix car. terrae de feodo de
Paynill: de quibus Johannes le Waleys tenet iij car. terrae, et
redd. per ann. ad finem proedictum  ivd.; et Abbas Beatme Marine
tenet de praedictis ix car. terrae j car. de dono Philippi filii
Radulphi de Munketon, et nullum  fit inde servitium  de quo fit
mentio.
SCAKELTHORPf   Magisterg de  Ros  tenet  eandem  villam
nomine custodia  haeredis Ricardi de Stiveton, et ipse heres de
Waltero de Fauconbergh, et idem  Walterus de heredibus de
Brus, et iidem  heredes de Barone de Moubray, et Baro de
Moubray de rege in capite.  Et sunt in eadem  villa iij car.
terre; [et redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum  vjd.].^
[KNAPTON.  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae]i: quarum  ij
car. Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet, sed a quo [tempore]i vel
per quod servitium non fit mentio in inqnisitionibus praedictis:
et residume iij car. terrae tenentur de feodo de Luterell. Et redd.
per ann. ad finem praedictum xijd.
WYVELESTHORPk.  In  eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae quas
villa, A. B.
f Scagglethorpe, now depopulated, in the township of Moor Monkton, about
a mile and a half E.S.E. of the parish church of All Saints, and near the road
leading to Poppleton, was one of the lordships held by the ancient family of
Ughtred, and now belongs to Sir Charles Slingsby, Bart.
g Margar', B.
a et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum vjd., A. B.
Knapton. In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae, A. B.
i tempore, A. B.
* Wilstrop, a township in the parish of Kirk Hammerton, was for several
centuries the seat of a family of the same name, of which some few notices may,
perhaps, be considered interesting from there being reason to suppose, as I have
shewn in the Preface, that the manuscript which forms the text of the greater
portion of this volume, formerly belonged to one of its most distinguished members,-Sir Miles Wilstrop, the kings escheator in Yorkshire in 1470-1. Robert
de Wiuelstrop was living temp. Henry II. (Plump Corr., xv.). Sir Richard de
Wiuelestorp, his son (Cott. MS., Vesp., E., 161), was one of the witnesses to a
charter made between 1216 and 1221 (Cott. MS., Vesp., A., iv., 8 b). Robert de
Wiverestorp was instituted to the rectory of Hutton Wansley, 5th kal. Oct.,
1226, on the presentation of Richard de Wiverestop (Rot. Archiep. Gray, No.
48). John, son and heir of Robert Wilsthorpe, esq., was living in 1354. Margaret de Wilsthorp was elected prioress of Nun Monkton, Nov. 13th, 1365
(Harl. MS., 6978, fo. 2 b), and died Aug. 17th, 1376 (Ibid., fo. 7 b). Robert
Willesthorp, esq., was living in 1418. His brother, " Mr. Henr. Wilsthorp, in
utroquejur. baccal.," was instituted to the vicarage of Catterick, Oct. 29th, 1430
(Ibid., 23 b), and occurs as rector of Brafferton in 1443 (City Records). Katherine Wilsthorp, prioress of Arthington, died about 1484 (Reg. Rotherham, fo.
119 a). Sir Miles Wilstrop, son and heir of Richard, and grandson of the lastnamed Robert, acquired the manor of Bustardthorpe in 1484 (City Records, lib.
A., 368). He married Eleanor, daughter of Sir Guy Fairfax, of Steeton, recorder
of York, by whom he had a son and heir, Guy, living in 1519, whose son and




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Robertus de Pontefractol tenet de hoeredibus de Brus, et iidem
haeredes de Brus de Barone de Moubray, etc.; et redd. ad finem
praedictum per ann. xijd.
HOTON.?t  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae, sed a quibus
tenentur non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis; et debent
ad finem praedictum xviijd., et sectam ad wapp. praedictum. Et
Johannes de Crepingge  tenet villam  praedictam  de haredibus
Ricardi de Wyvelesthorp, et iidem  haeredes de heredibus de
Brus, et haeredes de Brus de Barone de Moubray, etc.
MERSTON."  In  eadem  villa sunt xij car. terra: de quibus
Willelmus filius Thome~ tenet vj car. [pro iiijta parte  feodi de
haered' de Brus, et idem haer' de Barone]P de Moubray, etc.; et
residuas vj car. terra tenent alii diversi de haeredibus de Brus,
et ipsi ut supra.   Et debet villa pradicta, una  cum  ij bov.
terra  quas Prior Sancti Andreae Ebor. tenet, xiijd. ad  finemr
praedictum.q
heir, Sir Oswald Wilstrope, of Wilstrope, knight, by will dated April 8th, 1574
[proved April 2nd, 1584] desired to be "buried in the quere of the parishe
churche of Hammerton (Reg. Test., xxii., 512).  Charles Wilstrope, "myne
heire apparent," the only legitimate child named by the testator, died, probably,
in his father's lifetime, as he is not mentioned in Glover's Visitation of 1584,
which gives as the issue of Sir Oswald, —rancis, Eleanor, and Elizabeth.
I Robert de Pontefract was seneschal of St. Peter of York (Reg. Magn.
Alb., pars iii., 100). By an Inq. p. m. taken 34th Edward I., his son Thomas
was found to be his next heir, and of the age of thirty years and more (Cal. Gen.,
ii., 706). " Thomas de Pontefracto de Whilesthorp " was living Dec. 21st, 1315
(York Corp. Papers, ii., 983). Thomas filius Ricardi de Pontefracto, a member,
probably, of the same family, was elected M.P. for the city of York, Oct. 6th,
1320, July 5th, 1321, in 1328, and again in 1333.
m Hutton Wandesley, in the parish of Long Marston.
" Merston. In itinere Johannis Kyrkby, anno regis Edwardi primi, xiijo,
habetur sic:-In Marston sunt xij caruc. terrae: de quibus Willelmus filius
Thomae ten' vj caruc. terrae pro iiijt' parte unius feodi de Henr' (sic) de Brus, et
idem  Henr' de Baron' de Moubray; et resid. vj car. ten' diversi de Henr' de
Brus, et ipsi ut supra. Et debet villa praedicta, una cum bov' terrae quas Prior
Sancti Andreae Ebor. ten', ad finem praedictum xijd. Et est in wapp. de Aynsty"
(Coucher Book of Fountains. Add. MSS. Brit. Mus., 18, 276, fo. 142).
" On the 6th kal. July, 1278, " Willelmus filius Thoma de Merston" granted
to the Master and Brethren of St. Leonard's Hospital, " unam travam bladi de
qualibet caruca arant. per novem dies in terris maneriis meis de Berghthorp et
Merston" (Cott. MS., Nero, D., iii., fo. 58b).  His father "dominus Thomas
filius Willelmi de Belkethorp, miles," gave land in Marston "Willelmo filio
Willelmi de Marisco de Hoton, in liberum maritagium  cum Laderana sorore
mea " (Cot. MS., Vesp., A., iv., fo. 72 b). And by an undated charter, witnessed
by Sir Peter de Brus and others, the aforesaid William and Laderana grant land
there which they had of the gift " Willelmi filii Thomae quondam domini de
Marston, et Thoms filii ejusdem  Willelmi, et Willelmi filii ejusdem Thome "
(Ibid., fo. 75 b). Of the " Terrae Rebellium date fidelibus tempore regis H. III.,"
Peter de Brus had, inter alias, "omnes terras quae fuerunt Thomae filii Willelmi
de Merston" (Rot. seleeti ex archivis in Dom. Cap. Westm., p. 253).
P pro iiijta parte feodi de haered' de Brus, et idem haer' de Barone, A. B.
q A. and B. omit ad finem praedictum.




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HESSAY. In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae de feodo de
Paynill; et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus prwedictis.
DRINGGENHUS.  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terr'e: de
quibus Robertus de Grey tenet in eadem  ij car. de Priore
Sanctae Trinitatis Ebor. pro una libra thuris per ann., et idem
Prior tenet eas de feodo de Luterell; et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio, etc.: et praedictus Robertus et Priorissa
Sancti Clementis Ebor. tenent residuas ij car., reddendo per
ann. vs.; sed utrum reddere debeant ad finem praedictum, vel
ad auxilium vicecomitis, sive aliunde, non fit mentio in inquisitionibus prsedictis.r
POPILTON  CUM  ALTERA POPILTON.S   Abbas Beatme Maria
Ebor. tenet easdem villas infra metas wapp. proedicti; sed a
quo eas tenet, vel per quod servitium, non fit mentio, etc.
TODWYK.' In eadem  villa sunt vij car. terrse: de quibus
xxj bov. tenentur de heredibus de Brus, et haeredes de Brus de
feodo de Moubray, et ipse de rege in capite, et redd. per ann.
ad finem  prmedictum  vjd.; et Prior de Parco tenet xxj bov.
terrae de feodo eodem, et facit sectam  ad wapp. praedictum, et
redd. ad finem  praedictum  vjd.; et residuae xxij bov. terrae
tenentur de feodo de Trussebutt, quas Willelmus de Ros tenet
de Roberto de Ros, etc.; unde Priorissa de Syningthwayt tenet
unam car. terrae et di. in liberam elemosinam, et nihil redd. ad
finem prmedictum.
CATHERTON. In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae; de quibus
Alanus de Catherton tenet ij car. et di. de Philippo de Kyme, et
idem  Philippus de Barone de Moubray, qui de rege tenet in
capite: et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
APPYLTON.  In eadem  villa sunt xij car. terrae: quarum
Walterus de Fauconbergh et alii diversi tenent iij car. de
Abbate Beatme Mariae Ebor.; et residueu ix car. tenentur de
haeredibus de Brus, et haeredes de Brus de Barone de Moubray,
qui [tenet]  de rege in capite.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem
przedictum xviijd. q.
r A. and B. omit in inquisitionibus prsedictis.
* Nether and Upper Poppleton.
t Tockwith, in the parish of Bilton.
tenet, A.




WAPENTAGIUM DE MORLEY.
IN isto wapentagio sunt xxv villae et di. quas Henricus de Lacy,
comes Lincolnise, tenet de rege in capite, videlicet, Fypelay,b
Idell, Calverlay, Ferselayc Poduscey, Bramelay, [Wirklay],d
Hunslett, Bestone, Midylton, Morlay, Drithlington, Suthouerton,e Farnelay, Tong, Hundesworth, Nort Vile,f Batelay, Hecmundwyk, Gomersalle, Leversege, Myrfeld, Claketon, Bolling,
Eland et medietas de Ardeslawe.
Idem  comes tenet de rege in capite [blank]i feod. milit. et
di. in honore de Pontefracto; sed per quod servitium, vel in
quibus locis illa feoda sunt, non fit mentio in inquisitionibus
praedictis.
Item  reddunt per annum  ad finem prsedicti wapentagii cvs.
iiijd., quorum particule plenius annotantur ibidem.i. This wapentake has been collated with MSS. A. and B.
b Shipley, in the parish of Bradford.
A. omits Ferselay.
d Wirklay, A. B. Wortley, in the parish of Leeds.
South Owram, in the parish of Halifax.
f Northbirk, A. Northbirle, B. North Bierley, in the parish of Bradford.
s Cleckheaton.           h A. omits Bolling.
iiijx feod., A. xxiiij feod., B.
j Driffield, in the East Riding, is the next entry in the York MS., and also
in MSS. A. B. C. D. and R., where it is followed by the wapentake of Birdforth
in the North Riding.  This peculiarity of arrangement is alluded to in the
Preface.




WAPENTAGIUM DE SKYRAYK.
MORTON.  Haeredes Simonis de Monte Alto  tenent Morton
pro ij car. terrse et di., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., de
honore de Skypton in Kraven per servitium  militare, et debent
reddere per ann. praedicto wap. de Skyrayk xijd.
YLKELAY.  Robertus de Percy tenet Ylkelay pro iij car.
terrse, unde xiiij, etc., de Philippo de Kyme, et idem Philippus
de haer' Henrici de Percy, et idem Henricus de rege per servitium  militare: sed praedictus Henricus (sic) de Percy debet
reddere per ann. ad wap. praedictum iijs.
WAPENTAGIUM DE SKYRAKE ALIO MODO.
[Rawlinson MS., 450 B, if. 43-46, 136-138.]
TNQUISITIO6 capta, etc. [Nomina juratorum ad inquirendum, etc., videlicet,] Walterus de Hawkesworth, Robertus Villan, Johannes de Marthell, Michael de Brame, Robertus de Arthyngton, Johannes Samson,
Walterus de Medilton, Ricardus de Wygdon, Willelmus de Holm,
Willelmus de Alwaldlay, Henricus de Bouisaunt (?), et Thomas de
Ulskelfe.  Qui dicunt per sacramentum suum quod sunt in wapentagio
de Skyrake xlviij villse, ut patet infra, anno regni regis Edwardi xiijo.
Morton.  Juratores dicunt quod haeredes Simonis de Monte Alto
tenent duas car. et di. terrae ibidem, unde xiiij car. terrm faciunt feod.
unius milit., de honore de Skypton in Craven per servitium militare, et
honor de rege in capite: sed preedicti haeredes solvent ballivo de Skyrake pro fine wap. xijd.
Ilkeley.  Item  dicunt quod Robertus de Percy tenet in Ekeley iij
car. terra de Philippo de Kyme, unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.,
et (sic) liberum maritagium; et idem Philippus tenet ipsas de heredibus
Henrici de Percy, reddendo per [ann.] xxiijs. iiijd.; et hberedes Henrici de Percy de rege per servitium  militare: sed predictus (blank)
solvet ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. iijs.' Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b This inquisition, which has evidently been derived from a transcript of the
original return made by Kirkby, occurs in the Rawlinson MS., and also in MS.
Dodsworth (vol. xxvii., ff. 42 b-52 b), immediately after the abridged survey of
this wapentake as printed in the text. Although not free from errors and omissions, this inquisition " alio modo" confirms, with two or three exceptions, the
statements contained in the abridgment, and, in addition, gives some account of
the vills of Lofthouse, Bramhop, Neusom, Berwyk, Kypas, Wooddeshom,
Berdesay, Collyngham, Wyke, Grigton (?), Wriglay (?), Eltofts, Thouhouse or
Tofthouse, Creskell and Stubbs. That these two versions of the Inquest may be
compared, I print both on the same page.




32             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
YEDON.  Henricusc hkeres Johannis de Yedon tenet Yedon
pro j car. terrse et di., unde xvj faciunt feod. milit., de Willelmo
le Vavasur, et idem Willelmus de hveredibus Henrici de Percy,
et idem Henricus de rege in capite per servitium militare: sed
haer' preedicti Johannis de Yedon redd. per ann. ad wap. preedictum xijs.
ROUDON.  Prior de Boulton  tenet in  eadem  villa j car.
terrae, unde xvj faciunt feod. milit., de Comitissa Albemarliwe,e
et ipsa de rege in capite per servitium militare. Nigellus de
Horsford tenet in eadem  villa j car., unde xvj faciunt feod.,
etc., de hserede Johannis Mauleverer, et idem haeres de Petro
de Brus, et hrer' ejusdem  Petri de rege in capite: sed dictus
Nigellus debet reddere predicto wap. per ann. vjd.  Et Michael
de Roudon tenet ibidem  j car. terrae, unde xvj. faciunt j feod.,
etc., de Willelmo le Vavasur, et idem Willelmus de haeredibus
Henrici de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite: et reddit
prmedictus Michael per ann. ad wap. praedictum vjd.
HORSFORD.  Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet in Horsford j car.
terrae, unde xvj faciunt feod. j milit., de Roberto de Everyngham,
Yedon.  Item  dicunt juratores quod heredes Johannis de Yedon
tenent unam car. et di. in Yedon, cum pertinentiis, unde xvj car. terre
faciunt feod. milit., de Willelmo le Vavasure per servitium milit., et
idem Willelmus de Henrico de Percy per servitium milit., et Henricus
de Percy de rege per servitium milit.; sed haeredes Johannis solvent ad
finem wap. ballivo de Skyrake xijd.
Raudon.  Item  juratores dicunt quod Prior de Bolton tenet unam
car. terre in Raudon, unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., de Comitissa Albemarliae domina de Herwood, in puram  et perpetuam  elemosinam, et ipsa domina de rege per servitium milit.; sed Prior dat dicta
dominae pro fine wap. vjd.
Nigellus de Horseford tenet in Raudon unam car. terra, unde xvj
car. terras faciunt feod. milit., de Johanne Mauleverer per servitium
milit., et Johannes Mauleverer de heredibus Petri de Brus, et haeredes
Petri de Brus de domino rege per servitium milit.; sed Nigellus solvet
ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. vjd.
Michael de Raudon tenet ibidem  unam  car. terrae, unde xvj car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit., de Willelmo de Vavasor per servitium milit.,
et Willelmus le Vavasor de hoeredibus Henrici de Percy per servitium
milit., et haredes Henrici de Percy de domino rege per servitium milit.;
sed Michael solvet ballivo de Skyrake pro fine vjd.
Horseford.  Item juratores dicunt quod Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet
in Horseford unam  car. terras, unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.,
e A. and B. omit Henricus.        d xijd., A. B.
" Isabella de Redvers, sister and heir to Baldwin, earl of Devon and lord of
Harewood, and widow of William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle. Inq. p. m.
21st Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 764).




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et idem  Robertus  de  Comitissa Albemarliae, et eadem  Comitissa de rege in  capite per servitium  militare.   Idemque
Abbas tenet in eadem villa j car. terrae, unde xvj faciunt feod.,
de haeredibus Henrici de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in
capite.  Item Nigellus de Horsford tenet in eadem villa j car.
terrse, unde xvj faciunt feod., de haeredibus Johannis Mauleverer de Alverton, et iidem  heredes  de haeredibus Petri de
Brus, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite per servitium militare:
et reddit praedictus Nigellus ad praedictum wap. per ann. vjd.
CARLETON.  In  eadem  villa sunt ij car. terrae, unde xvj
faciunt feod., etc., quas Johannes de Yedon tenet in Carleton de
Comitissa Albemarliae per forinsecum servitium, et ipsa Comitissa tenet in dominico in eadem, sed non dicitur per quod servitium.
HEDYNGLEY.  Willelmus Petevinf tenet in eadem villa feod.
unius milit. de Comite Lincolniae, et idem  Comes de rege in
capite per servitium militare; et debet predictus Willelmus per
ann. ad wap. praedictum iiijs. vjd.
de Roberto  Everingham  per servitium  unius marcae annuatim, et
Robertus de Comitissa de Albemarlia de Harwood per servitium milit.,
et Comitissa de rege per servitium milit., et redd. pro fine wap. vjd.
Item Abbas tenet ibidem unam car. terrae de haeredibus de Lethellg
quiete, sed solvet pro fine ballivo de Skyrak xijd.
Nigellus de Horseford tenet ibidem  unam car. terrae, ut supra in
Raudon, sed solvet ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. vjd.
Carleton. Item juratores dicunt quod haeredes Johannis de Yedon
tenent in Carleton ij car. terrae, unde xvj car. faciunt feod. milit.,
de Comitissa de Albemarlia de Harwood per servitium  duorum  solidorum, et ipsa Comitissa de domino rege per servitium militare.
Item juratores dicunt quod praedicta domina tenet ibidem unam car.
terrse, unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., per servitium militare de
domino rege in dominico.
Hedyngley.   Item  juratores dicunt quod Abbas de Kyrkestall,
Rogerus de Ledes et Johannes Scott de Calverlay tenent in Hedynglay
et Altoftesh unum feod. milit. de honore Pontesfracti per servitium
militare, et solvent ballivo honoris de domino rege pro fine wap. iijs.
vjd., et Comes praedicti honoris de domino rege per servitium militare.
f In 1199 there was a convention made between the bishop of London and
Thomas le Poitevin concerning the boundary of the wood of Leeds and Headingley
(Stapleton's Trinity Priory, York, p. 61). William le Poitevin was living in
1207 (Ibid., p. 64).
g William de Lelay (Leathley) gave two carucates and ten oxgangs of land in
Horsforth to the monks of Kirkstall (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 294).
h In 1324 John de Calverley granted to the monks of Kirkstall " manerium
meum de Heddingley,-exceptis terris et servitiis tenentium meorum in Altoftes
et Brakanhill" (Mon. Angl., v., 540). Altofts and Fern Hill are in the parish of
Normanton in Agbrigg wapentake.
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34             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
POTTERS NEUTON. Willelmus de Wenteworth tenet di. feod.
j milit. in eadem  de Petro de Arches per forinsecum servitium,
et idem Petrus de Comite Lincolnive, et idem  Comes de rege in
capite per servitium militare. Et debet villai praedicta per ann.
ad wap. praedictum iijs. vjd.
ALLERTON GLEDHOWE.  In eadem villa est una car. terrae
qune tenetur de Comite Lincolnire, unde xvj faciunt feod., et
idem Comes tenet de rege in capite per servitium militare.
THORP SUB ROTHWELL HAWGHT.J Her' Roberti de Stapylton ten' eandem villam  pro ij car. terrae, unde x faciunt feod.
milit., de Comite Lincolniae, et idem Comes de rege in capite.
Et deb' prwedict' haer' per ann. ad proedictum wap. iijs. vjd.k
GYPTON.  Alexander de Ledes tenet in eadem  j car. terrae,
unde xvj, etc., de Humfrido de Veyly, et idem  Humfridus de
Comite Lincolniae, et idem  Comes de rege in capite per serNeuton  Potter.   Willelmus  de Wynteworth  tenet in  Potter
Newton di. feod. milit., unde xvj car. terra  faciunt feod. milit., per
servitium militare Petri de Arcubus, et Petrus de honore Pontefracti
per servitium milit., et Comes honoris de domino rege per servitium
milit.: sed praedictus Willelmus solvet pro fine wap. ballivo de Skyrake
iijs. vjd.
Allerton et Lofthouse.l  Item  juratores dicunt quod Willelmus
de Allerton tenet in Gledhawe Allerton unam  car. terrae et di., unde
xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., de Abbate de Kyrkestall per servitium  milit., reddendo eidem  Abbati pro fine wap. xijd.  Et idem
Abbas et Henricus de Lofthouse tenent ibidem in Lofthouse vj car.
terrae et di., unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., et tenent totum de
honore Pontefracti per servitium milit., et Comes honoris de domino
rege per servitium milit.: sed Abbas solvet pro fine wap. iiijs. vjd.; qui
quidem Henricus tenet in Lofthouse ij car. terrae praedictarum vj car.
terra et di.
Thorp.  Item juratores dicunt quod heredes Roberti de Stapilton
tenent in Thorp sub Rothwelhaght ij car. terrae, unde x car. faciunt
feod. milit., de honore Pontefracti per servitium  militare, et idem
Comes de domino rege per servitium milit.: sed haeredes solvent pro
fine wap. ijs. vjd.
Gypton.  Item juratores dicunt quod Alexander de Ledes tenet in
Gypton unam  car. terrae, unde xvj car. faciunt feod. milit., de Humfrido le Velle per servitium  militare, et idem  Humfridus de honore
Pontefracti per servitium milit., et idem Comes de rege per servitium
Et debet Willelmus per ann., A. B.
i Thorpe Stapleton, in the parish of Whitkirk. Rothwell Hague, or Haye,
so called from the pale with which it was surrounded, had been an ancient park
of the Lacies (Loidis and Elmete, 140).
k ijs. vjd., A. B.
I Probably Lofthouse, now depopulated, in the parish of Harewood.




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vitium militare.  Et debet prsedictus Alexander [per ann.]n ad
wap. przedictum vjd. ob.
SWYNLYNGTON. Hugo de Swynlyngton tenet di. feod. unius
milit. de haer' Roberti de Stapelton, et praedict' haer' de Comite
Lincolnise, et Comes de rege in capite per servitium militare.
Idemque Hugo tenet j feod. milit. in eadem villa de feodi-firma
de heredibus de Pateshull, reddendo eisdem per ann. vj marcas,
et iidem  heredes de Comite Lincolniae per forinsecum  servitium, et idem Comes de rege per servitium militare. Et debet
praedictus Hugo per ann. ad wap. praedictum xjs. iijd.
ALLERTON JUXTA AQUAM.  Comes Lincolniae tenet eandem
villam pro ij car. terrae, unde x faciunt feod. milit., de rege in
capite per servitium militare; et debet per ann. wap. praedicto
xijd.
MANSTON.  Johannes de Broghton tenet Manston pro iij
car. terre, unde x faciunt feod., etc., de Stephano de Waleys,
et idem Stephanus de Comite Lincolniae, et idem Comes de rege
per servitium militare.  Et debet predictus Johannes per ann.
ad wap. praedictum ijs. iiijd.
PRESTON.  Adam  de Preston tenet in eadem  di. feod. milit.
per forinsecum servitium de Comite Lincolniae, et idem Comes
milit.: sed idem  Alexander solvet ballivo de Skyrake pro fine wap.
vjd. ob.
Swyllyngton.  Hugo de Swillyngton tenet ibidem di. feod. milit.
per servitium  militare de haeredibus Roberti de Stapilton, et haredes
Roberti de Stapilton de honore de Pontefracto per servitium milit., et
Comes honoris de domino rege.
Idem  Hugo tenet ibidem  unum feod. integrum ad feodi-firmam de
heredibus de Pateshill, reddendo eisdem per ann. iiij li., et ipsi haredes
de honore Pontefracti per servitium milit., et Comes de domino rege
per servitium milit.; sed idem Hugo solvet ballivo de Skyrak pro fine
wap. xjs. iijd., et solvet per ann. pro quodam antiquo judicio ijs.
Allerton juxta  Aquam.  Comes honoris Pontefracti tenet in
Allerton juxta Aquam duas car. terrms, unde decem car. faciunt feod.
milit., per servitium militare de domino rege; et solvet pro fine wap.
ballivo de Skyrak xijd.
Manston.  Item juratores dicunt quod Johannes de Manston tenet
ibidem tres car. terrme, unde decem car. terre faciunt feod. milit., per
servitium  militare de Stephano de Walleys, et idem  Stephanus de
honore Pontefracti per servitium militare, et Comes honoris de domino
rege per servitium  militare: sed idem  Johannes solvet ballivo de
Skyrake pro fine wap. ijs. iiijd.
Preston.  Item juratores dicunt quod Adam de Preston tenet ibidem di. feod., unde decem car. terrm faciunt feod. milit., per servitium
" per annum, A. B.
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36             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
de rege in capite per servitium militare. Et debet praedictus
Adam de Preston per ann. ad wap. przedictum ijs.
OUSTHORP.  In eadem  villa est una car. et di. et v bov.
[terrme], unde x faciunt feod., etc., que tenentur de Petro de
Rotherfeld, et idem Petrus de Comite Lincolniae, et Comes de
rege in capite. Et redd. per ann. ijs. iiijd.
SECROFT.  Comes Lincolniae tenet eandem villam pro feodo
j milit. de rege in capite per servitium militare, et debet per
ann. ad wap. praedictum iiijs. vijd.
BEKHAGH.  Andreas de Gramary" tenet eandem villam  pro
tertia parte feodi unius milit. de Comite Lincolniae de rege in
capite.  Et debet praedictus Andreas, etc., ijs. vjd.
GYSLEY.  Simon le Ward tenet vj car. terrae, unde xxiiij
faciunt feod. milit., de Archiepiscopo Ebor., et idem Archiepiscopus de rege in capite; sed non dicitur per quod servitium.
militare de honore Pontefracti, et Comes honoris de domino rege per
servitium militare: sed Adam solvit pro fine wap. ballivo de Skyrak
JS.
Hausthorp.  Willelmus de Lincoln tenet in Hausthorp unam car.
terrse et di., unde decem car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., per servitium
militare de Stephano de Wales, et idem Stephanus de honore Pontefracti per servitium  militare, et Comes honoris de domino rege per
servitium militare: sed idem Johanneso (sic) solvit ballivo de Skyrak
pro fine wap. xxiijd.
Ricardus le Barde tenet ibidem  de ipso Petro v bov. terrae, et
Petrus de Comite, et Comes de rege per servitium militare: sed idem
Ricardus solvit ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. vd.
Secroft. Item dicunt quod Comes Lincolniae tenet in Secroft unum
feod. milit. per servitium militare de domino rege, et solvit ballivo de
Skyrak pro fine wap. iiijs. iijd.
Bekehagh.  Item dicunt quod Andreas Gramery tenet in Bekehagh
tertiam  partem  unius feodi milit. per servitium  militare de Comite
Lincolniae, et idem Comes de domino rege per servitium militare: sed
Andreas solvit ballivo de Skyrak ijs. vjd.
Gyseley.  Item dicunt quod Simon Warde tenet in Giselay sex car.
terrse de Archiepiscopo Ebor. per servitium  militare et forinsecum
servitium, unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., et idem Archiepiscopus
tenet eas de domino rege.
n About 1270 "Andreas filius dom. Ricardi le Gramarie" granted to John,
son of Alan Sampson of York, the sites of certain wind and water mills at
"Abberford et Beckhawe" (MSS. Dodsw., clix., 205). His widow Elizabeth was
living in 1292 (Ibid., 206).
~ From Stephano to Johannes is an evident repetition of part of the entry
relating to Manston, which in the Rawlinson MS. immediately precedes Hausthorp. Peter de Rotherfeld should be substituted for Stephen de Wales, and
Willelmus for Johannes.




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BURGHLAY ET MENSYNGTON. GodfridusP Wygorn' episcopus
tenet Burghlay et Mensyngton pro di. feod. milit. per forinsecum servitium faciendum Archiepiscopo Ebor., et idem Archiepiscopus de rege in capite.
HAUKESWORTH.  Simon le Ward  tenet vij car. terrae in
eadem villa, unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod., etc., de Archiepiscopo,
et Archiepiscopus de rege in capite.
BAYLDON.  Willelmus de Stopham et Adam de Neylford in
Bayldon tenent iiij car. terrae, unde xxiiij car. terrse faciunt
feod. milit., et iidem Willelmus et Adam de Simone Warde, et
idem Simon de Archiepiscopo Ebor. per servitium  militare, et
idem Archiepiscopus de rege in capite.
POUELL.  Ricardus de Goldesburgh tenet quartam  partem
feodi unius milit. in Pouell per servitium militare de Archiepiscopo Ebor.
OTTELAY.  Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet in Ottelay di. feod.
unius milit. in dominico. Et ipsa villa de Ottelay, cum Gyslay,
Burgelay, Mensyngton, Haukesworth, Bayldon, et Pouell, in
wap. proedicto, pertinet ad baroniam suam de Schirburn quam
tenet de rege in capite; sed non dicitur per quod [servitium].q
Burlay.  Item dicunt quod Godfridus Wigornensis episcopus tenet
in Burlay et Mensyngton per servitium militare de Ebor. Archiepiscopo
pro di. feodo, et forinsecum servitium faciendo, et Archiepiscopus de
domino rege.
Hawkesworth.  Item dicunt quod Simon Warde tenet in Hawkesworth vij car. terrae per servitium  militare de Archiepiscopo Ebor.,
unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., et Archiepiscopus de domino rege.
Baildon.  Item  dicunt quod Willelmus de Stopham  et Adam de
Stelford tenent in Baildon quatuor car. terra  de Simone Warde per
servitium militare, unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., et Simon de
Archiepiscopo per servitium milit., et Archiepiscopus de rege in capite.
Poyuell. Item dicunt quod Henricus de Goldesburgh tenet quartam
partem feodi in Poyuell per servitium militare de Archiepiscopo Ebor.,
et Archiepiscopus de domino rege.
Ottelay. Item dicunt quod Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet in Ottelay
in dominico di. feod. milit. de domino rege; et ipse villae de Otteley,
Gyseley, Burley, Mensyngton, Hawkesworth, Baildon, et Poyuell, in
wap. de Skyrak, pertinent ad baroniam  de Sherburn quam tenet de
domino rege.
Bramhop.   Item  dicunt quod  aliquando  Bramhop  fuit geld.,
P Godfrey Giffard, brother and heir to Walter Giffard, archbishop of York
(Cal. Gen., i., 281). In 1287 Sir Hugh de Babington, his nephew, did homage
to archbishop Romanus for the manor of Burley (Reg. Giffard, 8 b), of which he
died seised 24th Edward I., Richard de Babington being his son and heir (Cal.
Inq. p. m., i., 133. Cal. Gen., i., 530).
q servitium, A. B.




38              KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHTRE.
PARLINGTON.  Hugo de Spenser tenet in eadem  villa di.
feod. milit., prseter j bov. terrme, de Comite Lincolnie, et Comes
de rege in capite.
LEDES.  Comes Lincolniae tenet villam  de Ledes pro quarta
parte feodi unius milit. de rege in capite per servitium militare,
et pertinet ad constabulariam Cestrise.
Item  Rogerus de Northallr tenet in eadem  viijvam partem
feodi unius milit. de Roberto de Everyngham, et idem ]Robertus
de Comite, et Comes de rege in capite per servitium  militare.
Et debet praedictus Rogerus per ann. wap. praedicto ijs. iiijd. ob.
faciendo wap. regis de Skyrak per ann. iijs.; sed nunc, per cartam
domini regis Edwardi nunc, Fratres Hospitalis Sancti Leonardi de
Ebor. tenent ipsam villam liberam  a quocumque servitio inde faciendo.
Neusom.  Item  dicunt quod Fratres Hospitalis de Templo tenent
in Neusom ij car. terrse in elemosinam Comitis Lincolniae.
Perlynqton. Item dicunt quod Hugo le Spenser tenet in Perlyngton
di. feod. milit., excepta una bov. terrae, de Comite Lincolniae, et idem
Comes de domino rege: sed dicunt quod Hugo Spenser, avus istius
Hugonis, perquisivit quandam cartam  domini regis Henrici, patris regis
nunc, per quam quietus est de omnibus finibus et aliis servitiis forinsecis
pertinentibus domino regi ad wap. suum; sed, cum scutagium currerit,
dabit domino Comiti Lincolnise tantum  quantum  pertinet ad tanta
tenementa.
Berwyke.  Item dicunt quod Comes Lincolnis tenet tres car. terroe
in Berwyke, et pertinet ad constabulariam  Cestriae, per servitium
militare de domino rege.
Kypas.  Item dicunt quod Comes Lincolnise tenet tres car. terrae in
Kypas, et pertinet ad constabulariam Cestrise, per servitium militare c.e
domino rege.
Ledes.  Item dicunt quod Comes Lincolniae tenet in Ledes quartam
partem feodi milit. de domino rege per servitium  militare, et pertinet
ad constabulariam Cestriae.
Armelay.  Item dicunt quod Rogerus de Leeds tenet ibidem in Est
Armelay octavam partem unius feodi milit. de Roberto de Everingham
per servitium militare, et idem Robertus de Comite Lincolniae, et Comes
de domino rege: sed idem  Rogerus solvit pro fine wap. ballivo de
Skyrak ijs. iiijd. ob.
Wooddeshom.s  Item  dicunt quod Robertus de Berlay tenet in
Wooddeshom  tres car. terrae de Abbate de Kyrkstall per servitium
militare, unde octo car. terra faciunt feod. milit., et Abbas de domino
rege ad feodum  firmam  iiijxx et xli. pertinentes de (sic) baronia de
r Roger de North-Hall in Leeds, the great-grandson, I believe, of Thomas
fitz Peter " qui habuit terras de Ledes ex dono fratris sui, Adam dom. de Birkin,
et vocavit se de Ledes " (Ducat. Leod., ed. 1816, p. 106).
* Wothersonie township is a detached portion of the parish of Bardsey, about
half-way between the latter place and Bramham.




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GERFORD.  Abbas Beathe Marine Ebor. tenet in Gerford vj
car. terrse, unde x faciunt feod. milit., de feodo Comitis Lincolniae. Et Willelmus le Westr' tenet j car. terrse in eadem
villa de Hugone de Swynlington, et idem  Hugo de Comite
Lincolniae.  Et Adam  de Preston et Simon de Rupe tenent in
eadem iij car. terrae, unde x faciunt, etc., de Comite Lincolniae,
et Comes de rege in capite per servitium militare; et reddunt
praedicti Adam et Simon prwedicto wap. iijs. xd. ob., unde Simon
xxijd. ob.
THORNOR.  Humfridus de Veyllyt tenet eandem  villam  pro
ij car. terrse, unde xij faciunt feod., etc., de Comite Lincolniae,
Collyngham: sed praedictus Robertus solvet praedicto Abbati pro firma
annua xs. ijd.
Berdesay, Collyngham  et Wyjke.  Item  dicunt quod Abbas de
Kyrkestall tenet maneria de Berdesay et Collyngham, Woddeshom  et
medietatem  de Wyke pro octo car. terrae de domino rege ad feodifirmam solvendo per ann. iiijx et x li.
Wyke.  Item  dicunt quod Moniales de Synyngthwait tenent in
Wyke unam car. terrse de elemosina regis.
Gerford.  Abbas Sanctee Mariae Ebor. tenet in Gerforde vj car.
terrae in puram et perpetuam elemosinam de Comite Lincolniae, et nihil
solvit domino regi.
Adam  de Preston tenet in Gerford duas car. terrse, unde decem
faciunt feod. milit., de Comite Lincolniae per servitium militare, et idem
Comes de domino rege per servitium militare: sed dictus Adam solvit
ballivo libertatis de Skyrack pro fine wap. ijs.
Item juratores dicunt quod Simon de la Roche tenet ibidem unam
car. terra, unde decem car. faciunt feod. milit., de Comite Lincolniae per
servitium militare, et idem Comes de domino rege per servitium militare:
sed idem Simon solvit ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. xxijd. ob.
Item  juratores dicunt quod Willelmus Westrais tenet ibidem  de
Hugone de Swyllyngton unam  car. terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod.
milit., per servitium militare, et idem Hugo de Comite Lincolnim per
servitium militare, et Comes de domino rege in capite per servitium
militare.
Thornor.  Humfridus Ville tenet in Thornor, Grigton,u Gipton,
Wriglayv et EltoftesW  ij feoda, di. car. minus, quam Comes tenet in
t Sir Humphrey de Veyley was also lord of the manor of Owston, of which
he enfeoffed, in 1282, William de Hamelton, dean of York, to the use of Robert,
the son and heir of the said Humphrey, and Dulcia his wife, and if they died
before age, or without issue, then to the use of the said Humphrey for life,
remainder to the said William and his heirs (S. Yorks., ii., 478). Sir Humphrey
de Veyley was living in 1295 (Ibid.). In 1303, William de Hamelton held the
fourth part of a knight's fee in Thorner.
Probably Rigton, in the parish of Bardsey.
I am unable to identify this place.
Eltofts is in the parish of Thorner.




40             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
et Comes de rege per servitium militare. Et debet praedictus
Humfridus per ann. preedicto wap. vs. iijd.
SKARTHECROFTE.  Willelmus de Rither tenet eandem villain
pro ij car. terr.e, unde x faciunt feod., etc., de Willelmo le
Vavasur, et idem  Willelmus le Vavasur de haeredibus Petri de
Brus, et iidem hleredes de rege in capite per servitium militare.
SHADEWELL.  Petrus de Arches et Willelmus de Sayvill
tenent in eadem  villa de Scadewell di. feod. milit. de Comite
Lincolniae per servitium  militare, et idem  Comes de rege in
capite per idem  servitium.   Et  debent praedicti Petrus et
Willelmus per ann. ad wap. praedictum iijs. iiijd.
ARTHINGTON.  Petrusx de Arthington tenet eandem  villam
pro di. feodo milit. de Abbate de Kyrkestall, et idem Abbas de
Thoma Muscell, et idem  Thomas de Roberto de Luterell de
Paynell Hoton, et idem Robertus de rege in capite per servitium [militare].Y
ADELL.  Abbas de Kyrkestall tenet eandem  villam pro di.
manu sua, unde decem  car. faciunt feod., de Comite Lincolniae per
servitium militare, et idem Comes de domino rege per servitium militare:
sed idem Humfridus solvit ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. vs. iijd.
Item  dicunt quod  Petrus de Cestria tenet in Thornor totum
manerium de Humfrido Ville ad terminum vitae sume, et quod praedictus
Petrus tenet ibidem  iiijor bov. terrae et advocationem  ecclesie, quas
emit de predicto Humfrido, tenendas sibi et haeredibus suis de Comite
Lincolniae per servitium militare.
Scarecroft.  Item  dicunt quod Willelmus de Ryther tenet in
Scarecroft duas car. terrae, unde decem car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.,
de Willelmo Vavasour per servitium xijd. et forinsecum servitium, et
idem Willelmus de haeredibus de Petro de Brus per servitium militare,
et haeredes ipsius Petri de domino rege per servitium militare.
Sehadwell.  Item  dicunt quod Petrus de Arches et Willelmus
Eyevill tunc in Schadwell tenent di. feod. de Comite Lincolnia  per
servitium militare, et idem Comes de domino rege: sed praedicti Petrus
et Willelmus solvent ballivo de Skyrak pro fine wap. iijs. iiijd.
Arthyngton.  Item  dicunt quod Robertus de Arthyngton tenet
ibidem di. feod. unius milit., unde xx car. faciunt feod. milit., de
Abbate de Kyrkestall per servitium  militare, et Abbas de Thoma
Muschell ad feodi-firmam, reddendo per ann. xls., et Thomas de
Andrea Lutterell per servitium militare, et Andreas de domino rege
per servitium militare: sed Robertus solvet Abbati de Kyrkstall pro
fine wap. vs. vd. ob.
Adell.  Item  dicunt quod Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet di. feod. in
Adell, Thouhousez et Creskella ad praedictam feodi-firmam de Thoma
Robertus, A. B.              Y militare, A. B.
Probably the same place as Tofthouse, mentioned below.
a Kirskill, between Poole and Arthington.




WAPENTAKE OF SKYRACK, W. R.                      41
feodo  milit. ad  feodi-firmam  pro  xls. per ann. Thomre de
Muscell, et idem  Thomas de praedicto Roberto de Luterell, et
idem  Robertus de rege in  capite  per servitium  militare.  Et
idem  Abbas debet per ann. praedicto wap. xxs. pro istis tenementis et omnibus [aliis]b in eodem, praeter Collingham  et
Berdesey, quas tenet de rege ad feodi-firmam pro iiijxx x li.
WYBERDELAY.C   Thomas de Weston  tenet eandem  villam
pro j car. terrae, unde xiiij faciunt feod. j milit., de Comitissa
Albemarliae, et eadem Comitissa de rege in capite.
ALWALDELEY.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrme, unde xvj
faciunt feod. milit., quae tenentur de Comitissa Albemarlie, et
eadem Comitissa de rege in capite per servitium militare.
Muschell, et Thomas de haeredibus Andreae Luterell per servitium
militare, et predicti heredes Andreae Luterell de domino rege per
servitium militare; unde Rector ecclesiae de Adell tenet di. car. et duas
bov. terrae in Adell, et heredes Jordani de Bynglay tenent in Creskell
et Arthyngton quintam partem unius feodi.
Tofthouse.  Item dicunt quod Johannes Sampsond tenet unam car.
terrae in Tofthouse de praedicto Abbate de praedicto di. feodo per
servitium militare, reddendo duas marcas pro dominico suo, forinsecum
praedicto Abbati, et pro fine wap. xijd.  Et Abbas tenet omnia pradicta ad feodi-firmam  de Thoma Muschell, reddendo per ann. quadraginta solidos, et praedictus Thomas de Roberto Luterell de Hoton
Pannell per servitium militare, et idem Robertus de domino rege per
servitium  militare: sed Abbas solvit per manus suas pro omnibus
istis tenementis et omnibus aliis que tenet in wap. de Skyrak pro
fine wap. xxs., exceptis Berdsay et Colyngham.
Wardelay. Item dicunt quod Thomas de Weston tenet in Wardelay
unam car. terrae, cum pertinentiis, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., de
Comitissa Albemarlia de Harewood per servitium  militare, reddendo
vjd. ob. pro fine wap., et ipsa Comitissa de rege per servitium militare
in capite.
Stubbes.e  Item  dicunt quod Adam de Stubbesf tenet ibidem duas
car. terra  de Comitissa Albemarliae per servitium  militare et alia
servitia forinseca.
Alwadlay.  Item dicunt quod Willelmus de Alwadlay tenet ibidem
duas car. terrae, unde xvj car. faciunt feod., de Comitissa de Albemarlia
per servitium militare, reddendo pro fine wap. xiijd.
b aliis, A. B.         c Weardley, in the parish of Harewood.
d Dodsworth gives an abstract of an agreement, dated in 1309, "between
John de Valencene and Milisente, his wife, compts, and John Sampson and Agnes,
his wife, deforct", of the manor of Tonehouse, and lands in Harwod," and adds
in a marginal note:- "Tonehouse is now parcell of Harwod Parke, and the
houseing pulled down " (Hist. Harewood, p. 197).
e The Stubusun of Domesday Book. Stub House, the name of a farm nearly
two miles S.W. of Harewood, stands, probably, on the site of this lost vill.
f 1st Edward II. Inq. p. m. of Adam de Stubhouse (Cal. Inq. p. in., 227).




42              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
WYGETON.  Prior de Boulton tenet Wygeton pro v car.
terre, unde xvj faciunt feod., etc., de Comitissa Albemarlise,
et eadem Comitissa de rege.
EST KESEWYK.  HMer' Simonis de Monte  Alto  ten' Est
Kesewyk pro di. feodo milit. de Comitissa Albemarliae, et eadem
Comitissa de rege in capite.
HARWODE.  Comitissa Albemarlime tenet Harwode pro feodo
unius milit. de rege in capite per servitium  militare; et eadem
Comitissa debet reddere per ann. wap. preedicto pro Harwode et
aliis tenementis quae de ipsa in prsedicto wap. xxs. Alii de consimili tenura faciunt iij apparencias per ann., j ad comitatum,
secundam ad trithing, et tertiam ad wapentagium.
BYNGELEY.S   Stephanus le Waleys tenet iij car. [terrae],k
Item  Willelmus de Brandon tenet ibidem  unam  car. terrae de
praedicta Comitissa de Albimarill', unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit., reddendo pro fine wap. vjd. ob., et praedicta Comitissa omnia
predicta de rege per servitium militare.
Wygdon.  Item  dicunt quod Prior de Bolton tenet in Wikdon
quinque car. terrae de Comitissa Albemaryll' per servitium militare,
unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., et solvit predictae Comitisse
pro fine wap. ijs viijd. ob., et facit forinsecum   servitium  eidem
Comitisse.
Est Keswik.  Item  dicunt quod haeredes Simonis de Monte Alto
tenent in Est Kessewik di. feod. de Comitissa de Albemarill' per
servitium militare, et solvunt pro fine wap. iiijs. iiijd., et Comitissa
de rege in capite.
Harewood.   Item  dicunt quod  Comitissa Albemarill' tenet in
Harewode dominica sua, mercatum, et villas de Harewode, Carleton,
Wardelay, Wygdon, Est Keswyk et omnia quse tenet in wap. de
Skyrak de rege pro feodo unius milit.; et reddit ballivo de Skyrake pro
fine wap. xxs.
Byngley.  Item  dicunt quod Stephanus Waleys tenet in Byngley
iij car. terre, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., de Roberto de
Everyngham, reddendo per ann. vjs. viijd. et alia servitia; et idem
Robertus tenet eas de Elienora de Zuche per predicta servitia, et
Elienora pradicta tenet eas de Milisanta de Monte Alto, matre sua, ex
dono ipsius, per homagium et alia servitia, et praedicta Milisent tenet
eas de rege per servitium militare.
Et quod Johannes de Martley tenet ibidem tres partes unius car.
terrae de eodem  feodo  de predicto  Roberto  de Everyngham  per
g In 1217 Maurice de Gaunt, who had been taken prisoner at the battle called
the Fair of Lincoln, ceded the manors of Leeds and Bingley to Rannulph, earl
of Chester and Lincoln, as the price of his ransom. And in the 14th Henry III.,
William de Cantilupe received a confirmation from the crown of the vill and
manor of Bingley of the gift and feoffment of the above-mentioned Rannulph,
to be held of him by the service of half a fief of one knight (Stapleton's Trinity
Priory, York, p. 73).             h terrae, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF SKYRACK, W. R.                      43
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit., de Roberto de Everyngham,
et idem Robertus de Alianora la Zusche, et eadem  Alianora de
Milicenta de Monte Alto,/ et eadem Milicenta de rege in capite.
Item  Johannes de Martylayj tenet in eadem iij partes unius car.
terrme de eodem feodo de praedicto Roberto de Everyngham, ut
supra.  Et totum  residuum  manerii tenet praedicta Alianora
pro di. feodo milit. de praedicta Milisenta, et eadem Milisenta
de rege in capite, et nihil redd. ad wap. praedictum.
servitium trium solidorum, et idem  Robertus de praedicta Elienora per
forinsecum servitium.
Et ipsa Elienora tenet omnia predicta, et totum residuum nianerii
de Byngley, de praedicta Milisanta, matre sua, per servitium militare,
et ipsa Milisent de rege in capite pro di. feodo unius milit.: sed
predicta Milisant dicit se habere quandam cartam regis Henrici, patris
regis nunc, per quam idem rex quietam clamavit cuidam Willelmo de
Cantelupo, antecessori ejusdem  Milisanta, de decem  solidis finium
comr', wapentagii, et sectam corn', wapentagii et trithing, et omnia
forinseca servitia ad corn' pertinenti; et sic hucusque ipsa carta usi
fuerunt haeredes predicti Willelmi, etc.
Milisent de Cantilupe, mother of Eleanor la Zouch, married, first, John de
Monte Alto, and, secondly, Eudo la Zouch. See note to Kighley, p. 16.
j John de Martylay married Alice, daughter and co-heir of Simon de Monte
Alto (Plac. de Quo Warranto, 225). The hamlet of Marley is about a mile and
a half N.W. of Bingley. At the time of the Domesday survey it was called
Mardelei.




WAPENTAGIUM DE CLAROW.
BETHEMSLEY.  Willelmus Mauleverer tenet quartam  partem
hujus ville pro quarta parte feodi unius milit. de dominis de
Skypton, et iidem  de rege in capite.  Johannes Mauleverer
tenet'quintam  partem  ejusdem villae pro di. quartse partis feodi
unius milit. de hoeredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege.
NESEFELD. Robertus de Plumpton tenet eandem  [villam
de]^ Nessefeld pro medietate unius feodi milit. de Roberto de
Percy, et idem  Robertus de haeredibus Henrici de Percy, et
iidem hzeredes de rege in capite.
MIDDELTON.  Patricius de Westwyk et Petrus de Middelton
[tenent villam  de Meddilton]  pro quarta parte feodi unius
milit. de hieredibus de Percy, et iidem  hxredes de rege in
capite; sed non dicitur per quod servitium.
DENTON. Maugerus le Vavasur tenet eandem  villam  pro
quarta parte feodi unius milit. de Archiepiscopo Ebor., et idem
Archiepiscopus de rege [in capite].d
ASCWYTH.  Patricius de Westwyk tenet tertiam  partem  de
Ascwythe pro medietate quartse partis feodi j milit. de Johanne
de Vescy, et idem Johannes de rege in capite; sed non dicitur
per quod servitium.  Item Maugerus le Vavasur tenet ijas partes
praedictm villme de haeredibus de Percy pro iiijta parte feodi unius
milit., et iidem heredes de rege in capite.
WESTON. Willelmus [de] Stophamf tenet villam de Weston
pro quarta parte feodi unius milit. de Johanne de Vescy, et
idem Johannes de rege.
LLELEY.  Haeredes de Percy tenent tertiam partem ejusdem
villae de rege in capite pro iijtia parte feodi j milit.  Galfridus
de Monte Alto tenet tertiam partem ejusdem villae de Leley pro
tertia parte feodi unius milit. de Comitissa Albemarlie, et eadem
Comitissa de rege.  Magister Sancti Leonardi tenet tertiam
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b villam de, A. B.' tenent villam de Meddilton, A. B.
d in capite, A. B.       e Westwyk, A. B.
f In the 21st Edward I. William de Stopham claimed to have " emendas assizse
cervisise fractae in Weston, Westwyk, Toueton et Bayldon ab antiquo" (Plac.
de Quo Warr., 203). His father, Robert de Stopham, had a charter of free
warren in Weston and Newton in the 36th Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 75).
g Leathley, near Otley.




WAPENTAKE OF CLARO, W.R.                45
partem  ejusdem villse de haeredibus de Percy in puram  elemosinam.
CASTELLEY.  Ricardus de Goldesburgh et Willelmus de
Castelley tenent eandem villam pro iijtia parte feodi j milit. de
haeredibus de Percy, et iidem hoeredes de rege in capite.
STEINBURN. Abbas de Fontibus tenet villam de Steinburn
et medietatem villse de Ryghton pro iiijta parte et di. feodi
unius milit. de Comitissa Albemarlise, et eadem Comitissa de
rege in capite.
RIGHTON.  Robertus de Furneys et haer' Willelmi de
Plompton tenent medietatem ville de Ryghton pro secunda
parte quartae partis feodi unius milit. de Rogero de Moubray,
et idem Rogerus de rege in capite.
KYRKEBY ORBLAUERS. Comitissa Albemarliae tenet eandem
villam  pro quarta parte feodi unius milit. de haeredibus de
Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite.
KEREBY.  Willelmus de Cantelupo et uxor ejus tenent
eandem villam pro quarta parte feodi unius milit. de haeredibus
de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite.
COLTHORP.  Adam  filius Jolanih de Walkyngham  tenet
villam  de Colthorp pro quarta parte feodi unius milit. de
Roberto de Plumpton, et idem Robertus de haeredibus de Percy,
et iidem haeredes de rege in capite; [sed non fit mentio per
quod, etc.].i
SICLINGHALLE. Alicia quae fuit uxor Johannis le Vavasur
tenet eandem  villam  integram  de haeredibus de Percy, et
haeredes de Percy de rege in capite, pro iiijta parte feodi unius
milit.
SPOFORD. Haeredes de Percy tenent villam de Spoford pro
feodo unius milit. de rege in capite.
PLUMTON. Robertus de Plumton tenet unam medietatem
ejusdem villae de haeredibus de Percy, et alteram medietatem de
Johanne de Vescy; et iidem heredes [et]J Johannes tenent de
rege in capite pro di. feodo unius milit.
BRAHAM. Willelmus de Hartlington tenet villam de Braham
de Willelmo de Ros de feodo de Trussebut, et idem Willelmus
de Ros de Roberto de Ros, et [idem]k Robertus de rege in
capite pro di. feodo milit., cum tertia parte de Dunsford,
Brampton, et quarta parte de Folishait.t
SUTH DITHON, NORTH DITHON, INOMANTHORP [ET] MEDIETAS
[DE] CATHALLE. Willelmus de Ros tenet villas de Suth Dithon,
North Dithon, Ingmanthorp, et medietatem  de Cathalle de
Alani, A. B.        * sed non fit mentio per quod, etc., A. B.
Robertus et, A. B.  k idem, A. B.
Follifoot, in the parish of Spofforth.




46            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Roberto Ros, et idem  Robertus de rege in capite pro feodo
unius milit.; sed non dicitur per quod servitium.
[GRENE HAMERTON, QWYXLEY ET MUNKETON].  Johannes
de Hamerton tenet villai  de Grene Hamerton, et medietatem
villse de Qwyxley, et tertiam  partem de Munketon, pro feodo
unius milit. de haeredibus de Brus, et iidem haeredes de Rogero
de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite.
[QWYXLEY ET PARVA USBURN]. Adam de Arundale tenet
medietatem ville de Qwyxley, et medietatem de Parva Usburn
pro feodo unius milit. de heredibus de Brus, et iidem haeredes
de rege in capite.
ALVERTON.  Johannes filius et heres Johannis Mauleverer
tenet villam de Alverton et villam de Carlton,m medietatem de
Hoperton, medietatem de Parva Usburn, et ijas partes villse de
Dunsford, de hoeredibus Petri de Brus, et iidem hieredes de
rege in capite.
GOLDESBURGH.  Ricardus de Goldesburgh tenet eandem
villam  de Johanne de Vescy, et idem  Johannes de rege pro
feodo unius milit.
KYRKE HAMERTON.  Priorissa de Monketon tenet terram
suam de Kyrke Hamerton, et ij partes villae de Monketon, de
heredibus de Brus, et iidem haeredes de Rogero de Moubray, et
Rogerus de Moubray de rege in capite.
KYRKBY MALSART [ET STUDLEYE].  Rogerus de Moubray
tenet villam de Kyrkby Malsart, cum membris, de rege in capite
pro feodo j milit.: unde Johannes de Studleye tenet in villa de
Studleyen iij partes ejusdem  ville, que est quarta pars feodi
unius milit., de dicto Rogero, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite.
ALDFELD. Willelmus de Aldfeldo tenet eandem villam  et
quartam partem villae de Studley pro tertia parte feodi unius
milit. de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in
capite; sed non dicitur per quod servitium.
AZERLAWE. Dume partes ejasdem villae tenentur de. Rogero
de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite; et Hugo de
BeltoftP et Egidia uxor ejus tenent tertiam partem dictae villke
de praedicto Rogero, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite pro
tertia parte feodi unius milit.
m Clareton, in the parish of Allerton-Mauleverer.
n Perhaps this is Studley Roger.
~ William de Aldfield, son and heir of Nigel, son and heir of Sir Alan de
Aldfield, was found to be twenty-one years old on Saturday, April 29th, 1284
(Cal. Gen., i., 263, 352). He married the daughter of Sir Elias de Knoll (Ibid.,
263).
P Hugo de Beltoft married Egidia, widow of Nigel, son and heir of Sir Alan
de Aldfield (Cal. Gen., i., 263).




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ASMUNDERBY.  Humfridus de Bassingburnq tenet villam de
Asmunderby de Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem  Ranulphus de
haeredibus de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite pro di.
feodo unius milit.
RYPPELEYE.  Willelmus de Ryppeleye tenet ij partes villae
de Ryppeleye de Willelmo  de Ros, et idem  Willelmus de
Robertor de Ros, et idem Robertuss de rege in capite pro di.
feodo unius milit.t
q Humphrey de Bassingburn, son and heir of Humphrey de Bassingburn,
lord of the manor of Abingdon (Cal. Gen., i., 294), married Mary, daughter and
heiress of Matthew de Thornton, who had a charter of free warren in Thornton
and Aismunderby in 1256 (Plac. de Quo Wtarr., 221). By Inq. p. m., 26th
Edward I., his son Humphrey was found to be his next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 554).
IRadulpho, A. B.' Radulphus, A. B.
For the Liberties of Knaresborough, Ripon, and Aldborough separate inquisitions would, no doubt, be taken. Particulars relating to places within these
Liberties will be given in the Aid of the 31st Edward I.




WAPENTAGIUM DE BARKESTON.SHIRBURN. Archiepiscopus [Ebor.]b tenet Shirburn pro baronia
de rege in capite; in qua baronia sunt vj feod. milit. et quarta
pars unius feodi in praedicto wap. de Berkeston: unde Johannes
de Bella Aqua tenet unum  di. feod. in Burne de praedicto
Archiepiscopo, unde iiij car. terrae faciunt di. feod.; et Johannes
de Reygatec tenet unum  feod. de praedicto Archiepiscopo in
Stiveton, unde viij  car. terrae  faciunt feod. integrum; et
Gilbertus de Nevilld tenet unum feod. in Luterington,e unde
viij car. terrae faciunt feod., etc.; et Willelmus de la Launde et
[Osbertus]f de Spaldington tenent unum  feod. in Mikelfeude,
unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod., etc.; et Willelmus de Burstall
et Johannes de  Lascy  tenent unum   feod. in  Gaytford  et
Bretton,/ unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod., etc.; et Decanus et
Capitulum Beati Petri Ebor. tenent di. feod. in Lumby, unde
viij car. faciunt, etc.; et Thomas de Barkestonh tenet quartam
partem feodi unius militis in Barkeston, unde viij car. terrae
faciunt, etc.; et Willelmus de Suth Muleforth tenet in eadem
de Archiepiscopo tertiami partem unius feodi, unde viij faciunt,
etc.
TADECASTRE.  Haeredes de Percy tenent eandem  villam  de
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.        b Ebor., A. B.
c Sir John de Reygate was escheator north of Trent from 1268 to 1272, a
justiciar from 1269 to 1271 (Foss's Judges, iii., 143), and bailiff of Sherburn in
1290 (Reg. Romanus, fo. 95). In 1294 John de Reygate, junior, did homage to
the archbishop for lands in Steeton, Micklefield, Lumby, and Milford; and either
he or his father was a commissioner of array in 1300 (Parl. Writs, i., 345).
d The Inq. p. m. of Gilbert de Nevill was taken in the 22nd Edward I., when
his son John was found to be his next heir, and of the age of twenty-six years
(Cal. Gen., ii., 484).' Lotherton, in the parish of Sherburn.
f Osbertus, A. B.
r Burton Salmon, in the parish of Church Fenton (?)
h His son Walter having been "in conflictu apud Dumbar habito in vi et
auxilio cum Scotis contra regem Anglioe," an inquisition "de terris suis" was
taken in the 27th Edward I., when the jurors find that " Alicia quse fuit uxor
Thomae patris prsedicti Walteri tenet unum messuagium et xxiiij acras terrae in
Barkeston in dotem de haereditate ipsius Walteri: et quve quidem tenementa ad
ipsum Walterum reverti debuissent si ad fidelitatem domini regis Anglise stetisset" (Cal. Gen., ii., 575).
i In the Aid of the 31st Edward I., William de Camera is returned as holding only the thirteenth part of a knight's fee in South Milford.




WAPENTAKE OF BARKSTON-ASH, W. R.                      49
rege in capite: in qua villa sunt iiij car. terrae, unde x car.
faciunt feod. milit.; et redd. per ann. vicecomiti Ebor. pro
finibus iiijs.
[HESELWODE]. Et Willelmus le Vavasur tenet in Heselwode
iij car. terrae et di. de baronia de Spoford, unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod. unius milit.; et redd. per ann. praedicto vicecomiti
iijs.
RYTHER.  Willelmus [de] Ryther tenet eandem  villam  de
Comite Lincolnire de honore de Pontefracto: in qua villa est
unum feod. milit., unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. integrum; et
redd. per ann. praedicto vicecomiti vs. iiijd. pro finibus comitis
et wapp.
NEUTON  KYMBE.  Philippus de Kyme tenet eandem  villam
de feodo de Brus, et haer' de Brus de rege in capite: in qua
villa est di. feod. unius milit., unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
integrum; et redd. per ann. vicecomiti praedicto iijs. vjd. pro
finibus praedictis.
BIRKYN.  Adam   de  Everyngham   tenet ij bov. terrve in
Birkyn' de Roberto de Everynghamk de feodo Comitis Lincolniae.
Et dicta villa geldabilis est, et redd. [per ann.]' pro finibus
praedictis vicecomiti Ebor.,  apud  Farborn, ut ibi patet in
sequente.
SUTTON.   Petrus  de Rotherfeudm  tenet ij car. terrae in
Sutton de Comite Lincolniae de feodo ejusdem.  Et dicta villa
geldabilis est, et redd. per ann. vicecomiti Ebor. pro finibus
praedictis ijs.
POLYS.  Robertus de Panely tenet j car. in Polys de Roberto
de Percy de eodem feodo.  Et dicta villa geldabilis est, et redd.
per ann. vicecomiti praedicto pro finibus praedictis viijd.
BYROM.  Thomas de Sancto  Paulon tenet jo car. terrae in
i Sometime before 1251, Isabella de Everingham, daughter and heiress of
Thomas de Birkin, and widow of Robert de Everingham, " dedit manerium de
Birkin cum omnimodis pertinentiis suis et cum advocatione ejusdem ecclesiae
domino Johanni de Everingham filio suo, [qui] praesentavit Robertum de Everingham, fratrem suum, ad eandem ecclesiam, ex cujus presentatione dominus
Walterus de Gray, tune archiepiscopus Ebor., dictum Robertum  ad eandem
ecclesiam admisit, et in eadem ecclesia instituit: qui illam tenuit in tota vita
sua" (Cal. Gen., i., 407).
k Sir Robert de Everingham, the eldest son of Adam de Everingham, and
grandson of the above Isabella and Robert, died about two years after the date
of this Inquest. By Inq. p. m., taken 15th Edward I., his son Adam was found
to be his next heir, "et quod erit de etate septem annorum in festo Sancti
Michaelis proximo futuro" (Cal. Gen., i., 380). Adam de Everingham, mentioned in the text as holding two bovates in Birkin of the above Robert, was, I
believe, his younger brother.' per ann., A. B.          - See note to Hickleton, p. 4.
A member, probably, of the family of that name, which was seated at
Todwick for several generations (S. Yorks., ii., 159).  " ij car., A. B.
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50              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Byrom  de eodem feodo.  Et dicta villa geldabilis est, et redd.
per ann. vicecomiti predicto pro finibus pruedictis ijs. ixd.
FARBURN.  Robertus de EverynghamP tenet di. feod. milit.
in Farburn de feodo Comitis Lincolnise. Et geldabilis est dicta
villa; et redd. pro finibus cor' et wapp. xjs. ijd., cum  Byrkyn.
[NEUTON] WALEYS.q  Stephanus de Waleysr tenet ij car.
terrae in eadem villa de feodo Comitis Lincolnise.  Et geldabilis
est, et solvet pro finibus, etc., vicecomiti, ijs. vd.
[BRAMHAM].S  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae, unde xiiij
car. faciunt feod. milit., qaue tenentur de rege in capite per
Petrum  de Malo Lacu; et redd. per ann. pro finibus com' et
wapp. [praedictis]t iiijs.
CLYFFORD. In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae et di., unde
xiiij car. terrae, etc., quae tenentur de [haeredibus]" Baldewyni
Wak, et iidem haeredes de Petro de Malo Lacu, et idem Petrus
de rege in capite; et redd. per ann. ad finem  com' ijs. vjd.
[OCLESTHORPE].v  In  eadem  villa est una car. terrae; et
redd. per ann. ad fines com' et wapp. xvjd. ob.
[          ].w  In eadem villa sunt iijx car. terrae; et redd.
vicecomiti per ann. pro finibus com' et wapp. xijd.
TOLLESTON. In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae et di., unde
xiiij car. faciunt feod., etc.; et tenentur de Philippo de Kyme,
et idem  Philippus de rege in capite; et redd. vicecomiti per
ann. pro finibus com' et wapp. iiijs.
[HATHELSAY].Y   In  eadem  villa est  nna medietas feodi
unius milit.; et tenetur de Comite Lincolniae, et Comes de rege;
et redd. vicecomiti, etc., ijs. vd. ob.z
P His ancestor, Adam, son of Peter de Birkin, who married Matilda, the
heiress of Caulz and Anselin, gave a half bovate in Fairburn to the monks of
Pontefract, to find wine for the celebration of mass (S. Yorks., ii., 263).
q Neuton Waleys, A. B. D.
r Sir Stephen Waleys of Burgh Waleys, the son and heir of Sir Richard
Waleys, was living in 1294 (Reg. Romanus, 27 b).
s Bramham, A. B. D.            t proedictis, A. B.
" her', A. B.                  v Oclesthorpe, B. D.
" Ayton, D. There is no such place in Barkston wapentake.
ij car., A. B. D.        Y Hathelsay, D.
" A reference to the Aid of the 31st Edward I., the Nomina Villarum, and
to the List of Homages rendered to the archbishops of York, printed in the
present volume, will shew how imperfect is this account of the wapentake of
Barkston. None of the transcripts, or abstracts, of Kirkby's Inquest that I
have seen contain any notices of the vills of Barlow, Brayton, Brotherton, Burton
near Burn, Carleton, Cawood, Drax, Fenton, Frystone, Grimston, Hambleton,
Hillam, Huddleston, Hurst Courtney, Temple Hurst, Kirkby Wharfe, Lead,
Ledsham, Lennerton, North Milford, Saxton, Selby, Stutton, Thorpe Willoughby,
Towton, Ulleskelf, and Wistow. Particulars relating to these places may be
gleaned from the documents above mentioned.




WAPENTAGIUM DE DEKERYNG.
KILLOM.  In eadem villa sunt xxxviij car. terre qume solebant
esse de antiquo dominico regis, et Archiepiscopus et Capitulum
Rotomag' nunc eas tenent de rege in capite in liberam elemosinam; et rex habebit custodiam praedictarum xxxviij car. terrae
post mortem archiepiscopi.
POTERBRUMTON.  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae quas
Robertus de Everyngham  tenet de Johanne de Eston, et idem
Johannes de rege in capite pro di. feod. milit.  Et redd. per
ann. ad finem wapp. praedicti vjs.
GALMETON.  In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrae; de quibus
Robertus de Acklum tenet v car. terrae de Gilberto [de] Gaunt,
et idem Gilbertus de rege in capite pro di. feod. milit.; et haer'
de Johanne de Bocehallc ten' in eadem  villa iij car. terrae de
feodo haeredum  de Percy, et iidem  haeredes de Gilberto  de
Gaunt, et idem Gilbertus de rege pro quarta parte feodi milit.
Et redd. ad finem [praedictum] vijs.
BENITON.d  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae quas Marmeducus de Thweng tenet de feodo de Nevill, et Nevill de feodo
de Mauley, et Mauley de rege in capite; unde xv car. faciunt
feod. milit. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
WTLHARDBY.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terre; de quibus
ecclesia est dotata de una car., et Templarii tenent di. car., et
residuas iiijor car. et di. tenet Prior de Bridlington de feodo de
Wak, et Wak de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. villa praedicta ad finem praedictum
vjs.e Et praedicti religiosi nihil reddf
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b This account proves that the following extract from the Close roll of the
7th John does not relate to Kilburn, in Birdforth wapentake, as stated in
the Monasticon (vi., 1118), and in Gill's Vallis Eboracensis (p. 240):-" Manerium
de Kilbun, cum pertinentiis, quod datum fuit a primo Henrico, bonse memoriae,
illustri rege Anglise, archiepiscopo et capitulo Rothomagensi, quod positum est
ad firmam pro LXX marcis" (Rot. Lit. Claus., 70). See p. 58, postea.
c 18th Edward I. Probatio eetatis. " Dicunt [ juratores] super sacramentum
suum quod Nicholaus filius et hseres Johannis de Bossale natus fuit apud Galmeton, et in ecclesia ejusdem villhe baptizatus; et quod idem Nicholaus fuit
viginti et unius annorum ad festum Sancti Michaelis ultimo praeteritum " (Cal.
Gen., i., 425).
d Binnington, in the parish of Willerby.
ijs., A.               f A. omits this sentence.
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52             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
STAXTON.   In  eadem  villa sunt septem  car. terrae; de
quibus Hospitale Sanctee Mariae de Staxton tenet j car. de dono
Gilberti de Gaunt in elemosinam; et residua  vj car. terra
tenentur de feodo de Percy, et Percy de Gilberto de Gaunt, et
Gilbertus de rege in capite; unde viij car. terrse faciunt feod.
milit.  Et eadem villa redd. ad finem prsedictum vjs.
FLIXTON.  In eadem  villa sunt xij car. terrse; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est [de] di. car. terrwe, et v car. et di., una cum
xvj bov. terrse, tenentur de feodo Baronis de Graystok, et ipse
de rege; unde xix car.9 et di. faciunt feod. milit.: et residune
iiijor car. terrae tenentur de Willelmo filio Thomse de Graystok,
et idem Willelmus de Gilberto de Gaunt, et idem  Gilbertus de
rege; unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.  Et redd. ad
finem praedictum iiijs. vjd.
FOLKETON.  In  eadem  [villa] a sunt iiijor car.i terrae; de
quibus ecclesia dotata est de una car.; et dominusi de Lacy
tenet unam  car. terrae de Barone de Graystok, et idem  Baro
tenet iiijor car. terre de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege;
unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et villa praedicta redd.
ad finem praedictum iiijs.
FLOTEMANBY.   In  eadem  villa  sunt vj car. terrze qua
tenentur de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde xvj car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.   Et eadem villa  redd. ad  finem
praedictum vs.
MUSEDON.  In eadem villa sunt x car. terrse, de quibus vij
car. et vijk bov. tenentur de feodo de Gaunt, unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit.; et Walterus de Buckeden (Buckton) tenet
ij car. terra et ij bov. de feodo de Gaunt. Et redd. per ann.
pro terris ejusdem Walteri ad finem  predictum  xviijd., et pro
residuo redd. xijs. xd.
FYUELEY.'  In eadem villa sunt vjm car. terrae quae tenentur
de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde x car. terra  faciunt feod.
milit.
HUNDMANBY."   In  eadem  villa  sunt xx  car. terrae; de
g ix car. terrae et di., A.     a villa, A. B.
iij car., A. B.
J Ricardus, A. B. In 1296 Richard de Lacy gave to the monks of Bridlington
pasture for three hundred sheep in the territory of Folketon (Burton's Mon.
Ebor., 228).          k vj bov., A. B.
By an Inq. taken 6th Edward I., Gilbert de Gaunt and Richard de
Malebisse are declared to have the right to take a whale whenever caught in their
port of Fiweley (Filey), the head and the tail only being reserved for the king
(Cal. Gen., i., xxxiv., 273. Plac. de Quo Warr., 189).
" v car., B.
The text reads corruptly Hundyn Hamby, and MSS. A. and B., Hindin
Haneby. Gilbert de Gaunt, who died in 1273, "quondam tenuit de domino
Rege in capite et baronia villatam de Hundemanby, sed eandem villain cum




WAPENTAKE OF DICKERING, E. R.                   53
quibus ecclesia dotata est de una car. terra; [et xij car. terra
tenentur]~ de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege pro ij feod. et
di.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem pradictum vs.
BURTON FLEMYNG.  In eadem  villa sunt xviij car. terrse;
de quibus Prior de Brydlington tenet xij car. terra, et Prior de
Sancto Oswaldo tenet j car. terra  in puram  elemosinam; et
residua v car. terrae tenentur de Hugone filio Radulphi, et idem
Hugo de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege pro uno feod. milit.
et di. Et redd. ad finem praedictum vs.
FORDON.  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. terre; de quibus
Prior de Brydlygnton et Abbas de Whitby tenent ij car. terra
in puram  elemosinam de Ricardo de Malebise; et residue iiijor
car. terrae tenentur de eodem dominop Ricardo, et idem Ricardus
de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde x car. terra faciunt
feod. milit.
NEUTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt xij car. terrae; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de ijq car. terrae; et Prior de Bridlyngton
tenet j car. terrae in puram elemosinam de feodo de Gaunt pro
j feodo; et Walranus de Rochefordr tenet viij car. terra et vj
bov. terra de her' de Percy, et Percy de Gaunt pro j feodo
milit.; et Robertus filius Jordani tenet ij car. de Saneta Hilda,
sed  per quod  servitium   non  fit mentio in  inquisitionibus
praedictis.  Et redd. villa predicta ad finem praedictum vs.
FOXOLES.  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae; et Robertus de Acklum
tenet ij car. terra de Willelmo [de] Harpham, et idem Willelmus
de Domina de Kildale, et ea de rege in capite, unde viij car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et Walterus de Bubwyth tenet x
bov. terrae de Gaunt, et Radulphus de Fangefosse tenet vj
bov. de eodem  feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege, unde x car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et Rogerus le Despenser tenet unam
car. terra et di. de pradicto Willelmo de Harpham, [unde]s ut
supra.  Et redd. villa praedicta ad finem predictum iiijs.
BOYTHORP.  In eadem  [villa]t sunt vj car. terrae; de quibus
omnibus pertinentiis suis sine ullo retenemento donavit Gilberto filio suo et h1redi
in maritagio cum Lora de Balyolo, et ear inde dotavit, et eos per longum tempus
ante decessum suum in plenariam seisinam posuit" (Cal. Gen., i., 212).
7th Edward I. Coram Johanne de Vallibus. Gilbert de Gaunt claims " wreccum balense apud Hundmanby."  The jurors say, "quod idem Gilbertus et
omnes antecessores sui a tempore quo non extat memoria habuerunt in seisina
habendi balenam maris cum applicuerit in portu de Hundmandy, salvis domino
Regi cauda et capite ejusdem balense" (Ex MS. penes J. Raine, Canon. Ebor.).
~ et xii car. terrae tenentur, A. B.
P A. and B. omit domino.         q ij bov., A. B.
Sir Walranus de Rocheford gave land in Newton Rocheford, alias Wold
Newton, to the monks of Bridlington (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 236).
* unde, A. B.          t villa, A. B.




54             KIIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Johannes de Kyllyngholm tenet iiijor car. terras, et Johannes
filius Roberti de Coton  (Cottam) tenet ij car. de Waltero
de Faucunberg, et idem W alterus de rege; unde viij car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum iijs. vjd.
BOTURWYK.  In eadem villa sunt xij car. terrae quas Radulphus filius Willelmiv tenet de Mauley, et Mauley de rege
pro j feodo milit.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum vijs.
ERGHUM  [ET BERKILDALE]."  In eadem villa sunt iiijor car.
terrae; de quibus Willelmus [de] Erghum  tenet iij car. terrae
de feodo de Gaunt; et j car. tenet idem Willelmus de feodo de
Meynill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem Archiepiscopus de
rege. Et redd. praedicta villa de Erghum ad finem praedictum
iijs., et praedicta villa de Berkildale nihil redd.
GRENEDALE.  In eadem villa sunt xij car. et ij bov. terrae;
de quibus ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae; et iiijor car.
sunt de Praebenda Sancti Petri Ebor., qune tenentur in puram
elemosinam  a tempore quo non extat memoria; et vij car. et
di. et ij bov. terrae tenet Walterusw de Grendall de feodo de
Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde xj car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit.  Et redd. villa praedicta ad finem praedictum vjs. iiijd.x
RIGHTON.  In eadem villa sunt xiiij car. terrae; de quibus
Petrus de Munceus [tenet v car. de Ingeramo de Munceus],y
et ipse de feodo de Holdernesse; et v car. terrae tenentur de
feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; et Abbas de Rivall' tenet
j car. terrae in puram elemosinam; et residuae iij car. sunt de
Libertate Sancti Johannis Beverlaci. Et redd. villa praedicta
ad finem praedictum ijs.
SPETON.  In eadem  villa sunt [vj] car. terrae; de quibus
Thomas de Speton  tenet ij car. terrae et di., et Prior de
Bridlington iij car. et di. in liberam elemosinam de feodo de
Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
Et nihil redd.
BUKETON, NEUSOMa ET BEMTON.  In eisdem  [villis]b sunt
u Ralph fitz William was summoned to Parliament as baron Graystock in
the 23rd Edward I., and died in 1316 (Dugd. Bar., i., 740).
V Both these places have long ceased to exist. Erghum, or Argam, stood a
little to the south of the road leading from Burton Flemming to Grindale, and
about a mile from the latter village. Berkildale, or Barkedale, was one mile
north of Erghum, and its site is indicated by Bartindale Farm, in the parish of
Hunmanby. The chapel of Barkedale was given by Walter de Gaunt to the
abbey of Bardney before 1269.
Willelmus, A. B.          * vs. iiijd., A. B.
Y tenet v car. de Ingeramo de Munceus, A. B. The Inq. p. m. of Sir Ingram
de Monceaux was taken in the 20th Edward I., his son John being found his
next heir, and of the age of eighteen years (Cal. Gen., i., 451).
vj car., A. B.
a The vill of Neusom, or Newsholm, now depopulated, nearly adjoined that
of Bempton on the south-west.          villis, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF DICKERING, E. R.                   55
xxiiij car. terrae; de quibus ecclesiae dotatae sunt de ij et di.; et
ix. car. terrae tenentur de feodo de Meynill, et Meynill de
Archiepiscopo Cantuar', et idem  Archiepiscopus de rege in
capite; et v car. terrae tenentur de feodo de Merley, et Merley
de Brus, et Brus de rege in capite; et vj car. terrse tenentur de
feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; et una car. terrse et di. de
honore Cestrie.  Et nihil redd. ad finem predictum.
BRIDLINGTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt xvj car. terre; de
quibus Prior de Brydlington tenet xij car. terrae in liberam
elemosinam de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege in capite pro
j feodo milit.; et iiij car. terrae tenentur de Priore de Brydlyngton, et idem Prior de Meynill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar',
et idem Archiepiscopus de rege; unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum ijs.
SYWARDBY  [ET] MARTON.  In eisdem  villisd sunt xvj car.
terrae et di.; de quibus quinque car. et vj bov. terrae tenentur
de feodo de Meynill, et Meynill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et
ipse de rege, unde x car. faciunt feod. milit.; et ij car. terrae
tenentur de feodo de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege, unde viij car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et [una car. et di. et]e vj bov. terrae
tenentur de feodo de Holdernesse, unde xlviij car. terrae faciunt
feod. milit.; et una car. terrae et di. tenetur de Willelmo de
Flaynburgh,f et idem Willelmus de Comite Lincolniae de honore
Cestrime; et residuae ij car. terrae et di. tenentur de feodo de
Malebys, et Malebys de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege, unde x car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum xviijd.
Et iij car. terrae tenentur de Libertate Sancti Petri Ebor.
ESTON.  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae; de quibus
Willelmus de Bucton et Adam  Ulram  tenent iij car. terrae et
di. et ij bov. terrae de feodo de Kyme, et Kyme de Gaunt; et
Prior de Brydlyngton tenet ij car. et ij bov. terrae in elemosinam
de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege, unde x car. terre faciunt feod. milit.
Et redd. ad finem praedictum ijs.
FLAYNBURGH.  In eadem  [villa]s sunt xvj car. terrae [et]'
ij bov.; de quibus ecclesia dotata est de vj bov. terrae de feodo
Willelmi le Constable; et idem Willelmus tenet x car. terrae
de honore Cestriae, unde xviij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., et
nihil redd. ad finem prmedictum.  Et diversi tenent residuas iiij
car. et x bov. terrae; sed a quibus vel per quod servitium non
fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
BOUYNGTON. In eadem villa sunt xviij car. terrmei et vj bov.;
" A. and B. omit in capite.      d In eadem villa, A. B.
I una car. et di. et, A. B.
f William le Constable de Flaynburgh.     g villa, A. B.
het, A. B.      i A. omits terrae et vj bov.  i vij bov., B.




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de quibus x car. tenentur de feodo de Menill, et Menill de
Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem  Archiepiscopus de rege pro
j feodo; et Willelmus de Bouyngton et Johannes de Munceus
tenent v car. terrae; de quibus Priorissa de Apylton tenet ij
bov. in liberam  elemosinam  de feodo de Holdernesse, unde
xviij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et ecclesia dotata est de
vij bov.; et residume iij car. tenentur de feodo de Gaunt, et
Gaunt de rege, unde xjk car. terra  faciunt feod. milit.  Et
redd. ad finem praedictum iiijs., excepta parte praedicti feodi de
Holdernesse qume redd. pro wardo castri xxijd. ob.
CARETHORP.1   In eadem villa sunt xij car. terrse; de quibus
quatuor car. terrae tenentur de Libertate Sancti Petri Ebor., et
iiijor car. terrae de Libertate Beatae Mariae Ebor., et residuae
iiijor car. terrae de feodo de Holdernesse, unde xlviijm car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et nihil redd. ad finem przedictum.
THORP.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur de
feodo de Meynilleynilt    ynill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem
Archiepiscopus de rege, unde vj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
Et redd. ad finem praedictum vs.
RUDESTANE.  In  eadem  villa sunt xxiiij car. terrae; de
quibus haer' Willelmi de Rudestan ten' viij car. terrae de [feodo
de]  Merley, et Merley de Brus, et Brus de rege in capite,
unde xj car. terrse faciunt feod. milit.: et Ricardus de Thornayo
tenet viij car. terrae de Luterell; de quibus Prior de Brydlyngton
tenet iiijor car. terrae de eodem Ricardo, et idem Ricardus de
Luterell, et ipse de rege pro j feodo milit.; et residuae viij car.
terrae sunt de Libertate Beatae Mariae Ebor., quae tenentur de
feodo Peverell',P et ipse de rege in capite.  Et redd. ad finem
praedictum, una cum Bylipton,q vs.
TWENG.  In eadem villa sunt xvij car. terrae et ij bov.; de
quibus Marmaducus filius Marmaduci de Tweng tenet viij car.
terrae de Percy de Kyldale, et ipse de Brus, et Brus de rege pro
j feodo milit.; et vj car. terrae tenentur de Brus, et Brus de
rege pro di. feodo milit.;  et Willelmus filius Anselini de
Harpham" tenet iij car. terrae et ij bov. de Brus, et Brus de
x car., B.
Caythorpe, in the parish of Rudston.
m xviij car., A. B.     n feodo de, A. B
o" Ricardus de Thorny quondam subvicecomes Ebor.," is mentioned in the
Hundred Rolls (p. 115).
P William Peverell, castellain of Dover temp. Henry I., gave eight carucates
of land in Rudston to St. Mary's Abbey (Dugd. Bar., i., 437).
q Belipton, A. B. I cannot identify this place.
r John, son of John de Harpham, gave the mediety of the church of Tweng
to the monks of Bridlington, which was confirmed by Anceline de Harpham, his
son, and by William, son and heir of the said Anceline, who quit-claimed the
same in the court of York in 1302 (Burton's Mor. Ebor., 242).




WAPENTAKE OF DICKERING, E. R.                57
rege, unde viij car. terrse faciunt feod. milit.  Et redd. ad finem
prnedictum xjs.
OKETON.  In eadem villa sunt xiiij car. terra; de quibus
Marmaducus tenet xij car. terra de Mauley, et Mauley de rege
pro j feodo milit.; et Walterus de Bukden (Buckton), Henricus
de Rouceby, Willelmus filius Elenae et Johannes de Oketon
tenent residuas ij car. terrae per servitium  unius archeria
arentatae ad xxs. Et redd. ad finem praedictum iiijs.
SWATHORP.S  In eadem villa sunt ix car. terra quae tenentur
de Chauncy, et Chauncy de rege, unde xv car. terra faciunt
feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum iijs.
LANGETOFT.  In eadem  villa sunt xxiiij car. terrae; de
quibus xxj car. terra  et di. sunt de Libertate Sancti Petri
Ebor.; et residuae iij car. terrae tenentur de feodo Reginaldi
filii Petri, et ipse [de]t Archiepiscopo Ebor., et [idem]" Archiepiscopus de rege. Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
GARTON.  In eadem villa sunt xxxij car. terrae et di.; de
quibus Robertus de Roos tenet xvij car. terra de rege, unde xij
car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et vj car. terrae tenentur de
feodo de Monte Acuto, et ipse de rege pro di. feod.; et vj car.
terra tenentur de feodo de Moubray, et ipse de rege pro di.
feod.; et residuae ij car. terrae tenentur de Libertate Sancti
Johannis Beverlaci; et una car. terra de Libertate Sanctae
Mariae Ebor.  Et redd. ad finem praedictum iiijs.
POKETHORP.  In  eadem  [villa]v sunt vj car. terrae quae
tenentur de feodo de Percy, et Percy de rege; unde viij car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum xijd.
NAFFRETON.  In eadem villa sunt xiiij car. terra et ij bov.w
quae tenentur de Percy, et Percy de rege; unde xj car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit.  Et redd. ad finem praedictum viijd.
WANDESFORD.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae et vj bov.x
qua  tenentur de Percy, et Percy de rege; unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. [Et] nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
FOSTON.  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae quae tenentur de
Percy, et Percy de rege pro uno feodo milit.  Et redd. ad finem
praedictum ixd.
BRYGHAM.  In eadem villa sunt sex car. terrae; de quibus
iij car. et di. terra tenentur de feodo de Menill, et Menill de
Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem Archiepiscopus de rege, unde
x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.: et ij car. terra et di. tenentur
de rege; de quibus Gilbertus de Gaunt tenet j car., et DervorT The vill of Swaythorpe has disappeared, but the name is retained by a
farm, standing near its site, about a mile S.E. of Octon, and two miles N.E. of
Langtoft.         t de, A. B.         u idem, A. B.
v villa, A. B.    w vj bov., A. B.' vij bov., B.




58             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
gilla de Ballioloy tenet j car. et di. de soccagio de Dryffeld,
unde x car. terrse faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem preedictum iijs.
KYLLUM.  In  eadem  villa sunt 1 car. terrae; de quibus
Archiepiscopus et Capitulum Rotomag' tenent xxxviij car. terrwe
in liberam  elemosinam  de rege, sicut supraz continetur; et vj
car. terrae tenentur de socagio de Driffeld, et vj car. terrae
tenentur de baronia; de quibus Ricardus de Gorun tenet iij
car. terrae; et residuae iij car. terrze tenentur de feodo de
Chauncy, et ipse de rege, unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
Et redditur de baronia praedicta ad finem predictum ijs.
LOWTHORP.  In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrae; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae; et una car. terrae et di.
tenetur" de Libertate Sancti Johannis de Beverlaco; et residuae
vj car. terrae tenentur de feodo de Menill, et Menill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et ipse de rege.  Et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum.
HARPHAM.  In eadem villa sunt xijb car. terrae; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de ij bov. terrae; et xij car. et viij bov. terrae
tenentur de Merley, et Merley de Brus, et Brus de rege, unde
xxj car. et ij bov. terre faciunt feod. milit.  Et nihil redd. ad
finem praedictum.
BURTON ANNEYS.  In eadem  villa sunt xij car. terrae quae
tenentur de Brus, et Brus de rege, unde xxj car. terrae et ij bov.
faciunt feod. milit.; de quibus ecclesia dotata est de una car.
terrae. Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
THIRNUM.  In eadem  villa sunt vij car. terrae [et ij bov.
terrae; quarum vj car. et]  x bov. terrae tenentur de Merley, et
Merley de Brus, et Brus de rege, unde xxj car. terrae faciunt
feod. milit. Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
GRAUNCEMORE.  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrme et di.;
quarum  iijd tenentur de Herberto de Sancto Quintino, et ipse
de Merley, et Merley de Brus, et Brus de rege, unde xxj car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et Prior de Brydlyngton tenet di.
car. terrae de Gaunt, et Gaunt de rege; unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit.  Et nihil redd. ad finem predictum.
HASSETHORP.  In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrme; quarum
ij sunt de Libertate Sancti Johannis de Beverlaco; et residuas
y "Sex car. terrae in Killum et di. car. in Brigham de sokagio de Driffeud
fuerunt de antiquo dominico corone, et dominus Henricus, rex ultimus, dedit
eas in escambium cum Driffeud pro Cestria, quas Dorvegull, quce fuit uxor
Johannis de Ball', tenet (Rot. Hundred., 4th Edward I., p. 114). Dervorgulla de
Balliol, the daughter and heiress of Alan, earl of Galloway (Dugd. Bar., i., 524),
died Jan. 29th, 1289-90, leaving Sir John de Balliol her son and heir (Cal. Gen.,
i., 414).' See p. 51.      a est, A. B.       b xiij car., B.
" et ij bov. terreo; quarum vj car. et, A. B.  d iiijor car., A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF DICKERING, E. R.                    59
iij (sic) car. terre tenet Willelmus de Hassethorp de feodo de
Merley, et Merley de Brus, et Brus de rege. Et nihil redd. ad
finem  predictum.
KERNEBY.  In eadem villa sunt xij car. terroe; de quibus xij
car. tenentur de haered' de Percy, et Percy de rege; unde x car.
terroe faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem praedictum viijs iiijd.
BESYNGBY.  In eadem  villa sunt viij car. terrse quas Prior
de Brydlyngton tenet in liberam elemosinam de feodo de Gaunt,
et Gaunt de rege in capite. Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
ALBURNE.e  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae; quarum una
tenetur de Menill, et Menill de Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem
Archiepiscopus de rege; et alia car. terrae tenetur de feodo de
Percy, et Percy de rege; unde x car. terrme faciunt feod. milit.
Et redd. ad finem prDedictum iiijd.
FRAISTHORP.  In eadem villa sunt ix car. terrae; de quibus
vij car. terrae tenentur de feodo [de] Menill, et Menill de
Archiepiscopo Cantuar., et idem Archiepiscopus de rege; unde
x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et una car. terrae [tenetur] de
feodo de Vescy, et Vescy de Moubray, et Moubray de rege;
unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et Prior de Brydlyngton
tenet j car. terrae in liberam elemosinam de feodo de Gaunt, et
Gaunt de rege.  Et redd. ad finem praedictum ijs xjd.
WILLESTHORP.  In  eadem  villa sunt iiijor car. terre; de
quibus ij car. terre tenet Prior [de] Brydlyngton de feodo de
Gaunt in liberam  elemosinam, et Gaunt de rege; et residuae ij
car. tenentur de feodo de Holdernesse, unde xlviij car. terra
faciunt feod. milit. Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
HILDERTHORP.  In  eadem  villa sunt [vj]f car. terre; de
quibus Prior de Brydlyngton tenet in liberam elemosinam xxj
bov. terrae de feod. de Gaunt; et Prior de Watton tenet iij car.
terrae et iij bov. terrae de honore de Cestria. Et nihil redd. ad
finem praedictum.
ROSTON.  In eadem  villa sunt xij car. terrae; de quibus x
car. sunt de Libertate Sancti Johannis Beverlaci, quae tenentur
in liberam  elemosinam; et residuae ij car. terre tenentur de
feodo de Percy, et Percy de rege; unde x car. terre faciunt feod.
milit.  Et nihil redd. ad finer praedictum.
COTUM.  In eadem villa sunt xij car. terrae que tenentur de
Libertate Sancti Petri Ebor.; sed per quod servitium  non fit
mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
e In 1731 the township of Awburn is described as having " been so washed
away by the sea," that "there are only one messuage and two cottages" left
therein, containing fifteen persons, six of whom were Quakers. The chapel is
also stated to have then "become ruinous and scarce fitt for publick use," for the
want of inhabitants within the said chapelry for many years last past to contribute towards its repairs. (Reg. Blackburn, ff. 113, 114).  f vj car., A. B.




[WAPENTAGIUM INTER USAM
ET DERWENT.]
[Ex REG. APUD DUNELM., No. I., pars ii., fo. 49.]
[INQUISITIOa capta apud Ebor. anno regis Edwardi primi xiijb
post conquestum  Angliae de le wappyntak in  Houdenschyre
inter Usse et Derwent per qua, scilicet, et de quibus tenentur
terrae infrascriptse.]
Juratores inter Usam  et Derwent dicunt quod de villis et
parvis thorp, videlicet xxxiij sunt in wapp' praedicto, videlicet
Hemelsay,c Pontebell,' Scorreby, Kexby, Elvington, Queldryk,
Cottingwyth, Thorgandeby, Skipwith, Northduffeld, Menthorp,
Bolthorp, Southduffeld, Wodhall, Hakelthorp, Brakenholm,
Babethorp,  Hemmyngburgh,  Clyff,  Hosgoteby,  Barthilby,
Rykall, Kelkefeld, Stivelingflet, Moreby, Naburn, Fulforth,
Waterfulforth, Eskerike, Dighton, Hesselington, Grimeston,
Donyngton.
HEMELSAY.d  Item dicunt quod villa de Hemelsay continet in
se sex bovatas terre, et redd. vjd. pro fin' wappentagii vic,' et facit
sectam ad prim' com. et ad prim' wapp. post festum S. Michaelis
tantum  domino regi, et status non mutatur; et Walterus de
Hemelsay tenet praedictam  terram.  Et idem  Walterus tenet
praedictam terram per feodum militare de haeredibus de Chaumberlayn  de Northduffeld, et illi de hleredibus de Percy, et
haeredes de Percy de Rege in capite; unde xij car. terrae faciunt
feodum militis.
a To the kindness of the Rev. Canon Raine I am indebted for a transcript of
this valuable document, which is entered in one of the Registers belonging to the
Dean and Chaper of Durham, in a handwriting which may be assigned to the
commencement of the fifteenth century. There can be little doubt that this
Inquisition is an actual copy of part of the original text of Kirkby. The heading, however, does not appear to have been taken from that record, as it is not
drawn in a form used in Kirkby's time, and there is neither day nor month given,
nor the names of the jurors. See Langbargh wapentake, postea.
b The Durham MS. apparently reads viii., but this, doubtless, is a clerical
error for xiii.-the date usually assigned to this Inquest. See p. 1, note c. The
scribe has also by an error included Howdenshire in the wapentake.
e Gate Helmsley is in the wapentake of Bulmer, in the North Riding.
d In the York MS.-hitherto used as the text, and referred to in the
following notes by the letter Y,-and also in the versions distinguished by the
letters A, B, C, D, and R, the two preceding paragraphs are omitted, and an




WAPENTAKE OF OUSE AND DERWENT, E. R.                    61
PONTEBELL.e  Item  dicunt quod villa  de Pontebell facit
sectam  ad  prim' com,' et ad  primum   wapp,' et ad turnum
vicecomitis, et nichil pro finis (sic) wapp,' quia tenetur per acras
et non  per bovatas.  Et dominus Robertus de Percy tenet
predictam  villam  de haeredibus le Chaumberlayn, et illi de
haeredibus de Percy, et illi de Rege in capite per feodum militare.
SCORREBY.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Scorreby continet in
se vj car. terrse, et reddit ijs. pro finis (sic) wapp' [et] vic', et
facit sectam  ad proxim' com' et wapp' post festum  Sancti
Michaelis, et ad inquis' vic', et status non mutatur; et dominus
Antonius de Beke tenet praedictam villam de Roberto de Percy,
et ille de haeredibus le Chaumberlayn, et illi de haeredibus H. de
Percy per feodum militare, et illi de Rege in capite; unde xij
car. terrae faciunt feodum militis.
KEXBY.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Kexby continet j car.
terrae, et reddit pro finis wapp. vjd., et facit sectas praedictas, et
status non mutatur; et dominus Thomas Burdon tenet praedictam villam deR/ de Percy, et R.g de Percy de haeredibus H.a
de Percy, et illi de Rege in capite per feodum  militare; unde
xiji car. terrae faciunt feodum militis.
ELVYNGTON.  Item dicunt quod villa de Elvyngton continet in
se vj car. terrae, et redd. pro finis wapp. ijsJ vicecomit', et facit
sectas praedictas, et status non mutatur; et Ricardus de Mororsk
tenet praedictam terram de haeredibus H. de Percy, et illi de rege
in ceapite per feodum militare; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feodum
militis.
QUELDRYK.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Queldryk continet
in se x car. terrae, et redd. pro finis wapp. vicecomit' ijs., et facit
sectas praedictas, et status non mutatur; et Abbas de Fontibus
tenet  praedictam  villam   de  Ricardo de Malbys, et ille  de
haeredibus H. de Percy, et illi de Rege in capite per feodum
militare; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feodum militis.
COTTINGWYTH.  Item   dicunt  quod  villa de Cottingwith
abridgment only of this Inquisition, or of another copy of it, is given. The
first entry reads thus: —" Hemelsay. In eadem villa sunt vj bov. terrse quae
tenentur de haer' de Chaumberleyn de North Duffeld per feodum unius milit., et
ille de her' de Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege in capite; unde ij car. fac' feod.
milit. Et redd. per ann. ad finem wapp. vjd." As the succeeding entries are
given in a similarly abbreviated form, I am unable to do more than notice some
of the principal variations between the Durham text and MSS. A. B. and Y.
e Poxbelle, A. B. Pons Belli, Y. The river Derwent glideth "hard under
Stanford Bridge, which also of the battaile there fought is called Battlebridge"
(Camden's Brit., ed. 1610, p. 709).
f Roberto, A. B. Y.      g Robertus, A. B. Y.      * Henrici, A.
x car., A. B. Y.        i xijd., A. B. Y.
k Richard de Murers had a charter of free warren in Elvington 38 Hen. III.
(Cal. Rot. Chart., 80 b).  His son and heir, William de Murers, was living
21st Edward I. (Plac. de quo Warranto, 205).




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continet in se v car. terrae; unde Priorissa de Thikheued tenet x
bov. terrae de Germano le Hay, et reddit pro fin' wapp. vjd., et
facit sectas praedictas; et Germanus tenet de Petro de Malo
Lacu, et ille de Rege in capite. Et Johannes Ward tenet dim.
car. terrse, et reddit pro fin' wapp. iiijd., et facit sectas praedictas,
et tenet de praedicto Germano, et ille de Petro de Malo Lacu, ut
prius.  Et de illis iiij bov. terrae una bov. est in manu B.M.
Ebor., et sic mutatur status, quia clam' ibi libertatem a tempore
xxx annorum nunc elapsorum.  Et Prior de Ellerton tenet iij (?)
bov. de feodo dicti Germani, et solebat reddere fin' et sectam
praedict', et modo nihil facit a tempore xxiiij annorunm nunc
elaps.; et tenetur de Petro de Malo Lacu, ut prius.  Et Abbas
B.M. Ebor. habet in manu sua j bov. terrae de priedicto feodo,
et solebat reddere fines et facere sectas praedictas, et modo nichil
facit a tempore quinquaginta annorum  elaps.; sed praedicta
terra quam  Prior de Ellerton tenet solebat defendere dictam
bovatam  terrae.  Item  Prior de Ellerton tenet in eadem j car.
terrae de Symone ad Pontem, et redd. pro fin' wapp. vjd., et
facit sectas praedictas; et ille tenet de Roberto de Ros, et ille
de Rege in capite.  Item Thomas in Sallicibus tenet in eadem
v bov., et redd. pro fin' wapp. iiijd., et facit sectas praedictas;
et ille tenet de Roberto de Percy, et ille de Rege in capite; et
de illis v bov. ij bov. sunt in manu Prioris de Ellerton a tempore
x annorum elaps.  Et Johnnes de Alwardethorp tenet in eadem
iiij bov. terrae, et redd. pro fin' wapp. domino de Thorgar.dby
iijd., et facit sectas praedictas, et tenet de Matilda de Multon;
et illa tenet j bov. terrae in eadem de dicto feodo, et illa tenet de
haeredibus de Sayngrevel et illim de haeredibus de Playce, et illi
de Johanne de Vescy, et ille de Rege in capite per feodum
militare.  Et de illis Abbas B.M. Ebor. tenet j bov. terrae a
tempore quinquaginta annorum  nune elaps.; sed Johannes de
Alwardthorp defendit illam.  Et Capitulum  B. Petri. Ebor.
tenet j bov. terrae in eadem de feodo Ullf.
NABURN.  Item dicunt quod villa de Naburn cont. in se iij
car. terrae; unde Reginaldus de Watervyle tenet ij car. terrae
nomine haeredum Nicholai de Paumes in custodia, et praedicti
haeredes debent tenere de praedicto Reginaldo, et debent facere
sectas ad proxim' com' et wapp. post festum  B. Michaelis, et
ad inquisitionem vie' per praeceptum  domini regis; et dictus
Reginaldus tenet dictam terram de Roberto de Ros per feodum
militare, et dictus Robertus de Rege in capite; unde xij, etc.
Et Edmundus Maunsel tenet j car. terrae in eadem  de
Steyngreve, B.
de W. de Plays, et idem W. [Willelmus, A.] de Johanne de Vescy,
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Ricardo de Malbyse, et facit sectas praedictas, et tenet per feodum
militare; et Ricardus Malbyse tenet de Comite Cornubiensi, et
ille de Rege in capite; unde xij," etc.
GRIMESTON.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Grymeston cont.
iij car. terrse; unde Alanus Roald et Hugo de Methlay, capellani, tenent ij car. terrme de haeredibus le Pinchardun, et faciunt
sectas praedictas, et illi haredes de Ran' de Nevyle per feodum
militare, et ille de Rege in capite; unde xij, etc. Et j car. terrae
est de libertate B. Petri Ebor.~ de dono Ulf.
HESSELINGTON.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Heselington
cont. in se xij car. terrae; unde Radulphus de Thorp tenet x
bov. terre, et David de Cawod tenet iiij bov. terrae, et Adam
le Lange tenet ij bov. terrae; et faciunt sectas ad primum com'
et ad primum wapp. post festum  S. Michaelis, et ad inquisitionem vie' faciendam de diversis per breve domini regis; et
tenent de domino Henrico filio ConanP per feodum militare: et
Henricus tenet de Comite de Richemund, et ille de Rege in
capite; unde xij car. terre faciunt feodum militis. Et Magister
Hospitalis S. Leonardi de Ebor. tenet ij car. terrae de praedicto
Henrico filio Conan; et solebant facere praedictum  servitium,
sed mutatur a tempore coronationis Henrici regis patris E.
nunc.  Et idem Magister tenet iij car. terre in eadem.  Et illa
terra solebat facere sectas praedictas,^et sic status mutatur, sed a
quo tempore ignoramus.  Et tenet praedictam terram de Henrico Suplyq, et ille tenet de haerede de Moubray, et ille de Rege
in capite per feodum  militare; unde xij car. terrae, etc.  Et
Capitulum B. Petri Ebor. tenet quinque car. terre de dono Ulf,
in libertate, ut dicunt.
MORBY.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Morby cont. in se ij
car. terre; unde Robertus de Gray tenet j car. terra, et reddit
pro finis wapp. vjd.; et facit sectas praedictas, et tenet praedictam terram de feodo (sic) Richemund. per feodum militare, et
ille de Rege in capite.  Et Willelmus de Morby tenet j car.
terrae in eadem, et reddit vjd. pro finis wapp. vjd. (sic), et facit
sectas predictas; et tenet predictam  terram de Willelmo filio
Thomae de Merston, et ille de Comite Richm', et ille de Rege
in capite per feodum militare; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feodum militis.
KELKEFELD.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Kelkefeld cont. in
se iiij car. terra; unde Henricus filius Conanr tenet xviij bov.,
ij car., A. B. Y.          et nihil redd., A. B. Y.
P Sir Henry fitz Conan, knight, Wm. de Moreby, and Henry fitz Conan
de Kelkefeld were witnesses to a charter dated in 1283 (Dodsworth MS., ix.,
fo. 81 a).
q Capsy, A.; Copsy, B. Y.
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et facit sectam  ad proximum  cor' et ad wapp. post festum
S. Michaelis, et ad inquis. vie' faciend'; et tenet prmedictam
terram  de Cor' Richm' per feodum militare, et ille de Rege in
capite. Et Abbas de Seleby habet in preedicta terrae xxs. annui
redditus, et clamat ward, et habuit extremam, et sic  status
comit' mutatur, a quo tempore ignoramus.  Et Johannes de
Sayngreves et Stephanus le Tulert tenent vj bov. terrae in
eadem, et solebant reddere pro finis wapp. xijd., et facere sectas
praedictas.   Et inde  redd. ijs. per extorsionem   Thomae  de
Bykerton, ballivi inter U. et D., anno regni regis E. nunc viijo,
pro  finis wapp.  Et Henricus  de  Kelkefeld  et Robertus le
Lange et Henricus filius Thomme tenent j car. terrae in eadem,
et faciunt sectas praedictas;  et tenent de Rogero de Sancto
Andrea per feodum militare, et ille de Comite Wyncestre," et ille
de Rege in capite; unde xijv car. terrae faciunt feodum militis.
THORGANDBY.   Item   dicunt  quod  villa  de  Thorgandby
cont. in  se iij car. terrae; unde domina  Matilda  de Vall'w
tenet xxij bov. terrae,x et reddit pro finis wapp. iJs., et facit
sectas praedictas; et tenet de haered' de Sayngner (?), et illi de
haered' W. Playce, et ille de J. de Vescy, et ille de Rege
in capite, et tenetur per feodum militare; unde x car., [etc.]
Et rex habet ij bov. terrae in eadem; et Henricus Crokebayn et
Galfridus tenent illam terram, et redd. iijs. per ann. vic' Ebor.
STIVELINGFLETE.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Stivelingflete
de Kelkefeld " was taken in the 28th Edward I., "coram rege apud Ebor., in termino Sancti Hilarii. - Willelmus de Ebor., manens apud Lesingby,-juratus et
diligenter examinatus, dicit quod praedictus hleres-fuit viginti duorum annorum die Lunae proxima post festum Sancti Lamberti Episcopi proximo preteritum.- Dicit -etiam  quod quidam  Henricus filius Conani, avus predicti
haeredis, tempore nativitatis praedicti haeredis manens fuit apud Leverton,-et
quod post nativitatem praedicti haeredis venerunt nuncii ad predictum Henricum filium Conani nunciantes ei de nativitate praedicti haeredis, et supplicarunt ei quod ipse veniret ad praedictum haeredem baptizandum, qui infirmitate
detentus ibidem venire non potuit, sed mandavit quod imponerent praedicto
haeredi nomen suum sive masculus fuerit sive fcemina."  William le Cerf, of
Catherton in the Ainsty, corroborated the preceding witness, and "requisitus
qualiter hoc scit, dicit quod Conanus pater praedicti haeredis fuit tam tenerae
setatis tempore quo mater praedicti haeredis fuit de eo praegnans, quod dicebatur
communiter quod ipse Conanus prolem suscitasse non potuit; propter quod post
nativitatem  praedicti haeredis maxima locutio fuit inde per patriam" (Cal.
Gen., ii., 597).
s Steyngreve, B. Y. John de Steyngreve, son and heir of Simon de Steyngreve, by Beatrice, daughter of Jordan Folyot, died April 20th, 1295, leaving an
only child, Isabella, then the wife of Simon de Pateshull (Cal. Gen., ii.,
504, 526).
t A. B. and Y. add de Ebor. Stephen le Tuler, or Tyler, was bailiff of York
in 1278-9, 1281-2, and 1283-4.
" Wygorniae, A. B. Y.    v x car., A. B. Y.    " Vallibus, A. B. Y.' sed de quo [a quibus, A. B.] non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis,
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continet in se quinque car. terrae; unde Robertus de Gray tenet
iij car. terrae et di.; de quibus ij car. terrse tenentur de haeredibus Baldewini de Wake per feodum militare, et reddit pro finis
wapp. ijs., et facit sectas praedictas; et illi haredes tenent de
Rege in capite: et una car. terrae et di. tenetur de heredibus
Roberti Trussebutt, et fac' sectas praedictas; etY illi de Roberto
de Ros, et ille de rege in capite. Et Abbas de Seleby tenet iij
bov. terra de praedicta j car. et di. de Roberto de Gray, et solebat facere sectas praedictas, et adhuc facit; sed clamat libertatem; et Robertus de Gray tenet de haeredibus R. Trussebutte,
ut prius.  Et idem  Abbas tenet j bov. terrae de feodo S. Leonardi Ebor.; et clamat ibi libertatem, quo modo et a quo tempore ignoratur.  Item  Warinus le Calvehird tenet j bov. terrae
de feodo  S. Leonardi, et nichil facit domino Regi; sed quo
modo et a quo tempore ignoratur.  Et Robertus de Fiskgate
et Thomas filius Johannis tenent in  eadem  ij bov. terrae, et
faciunt sectas prsedictas; et tenent de Roberto le Lange, et ille
de Henrico filio Conan, et ille de Comite Richm', et ille de Rege
in capite; et tenetur per feodum militare. Et Gilbertus de Luthez
y et iidem hoeredes de hweredibus Roberti de Ros, et iidem haeredes de rege in
capite, A. B. Y.
z A family of the surname of Louth (de Lutha or Luda) was settled in York
at an early period, and resided for several generations in a street called Bretegate, in the parish of St. Mary, Walmgate. Nicholas de Brettegate was bailiff
of York, with Thomas Palmer, before 1219 (Cott. MS., Nero, D., iii., 221 b).
Robert de Lutha, living in 1220, had a brother John, who was bailiff about 1235
(Ibid., 186). "Domina Elena de Bretegate" and Jeremy her son were living
in 1250 (Dodsworth MS., ix., 78 b).  The latter was a wealthy goldsmith, and,
as "Jeremy de Luda de Bretegate," occurs as bailiff about 1263.  By his
wife Agnes he had a son, John de Luda, living in 1315, and a daughter, Ellen,
the wife of Thomas de Thurkilby. Gilbert de Luda was bailiff in 1274-5, and,
in 1278, being then a knight, was elected mayor vice Walter de Stokes, and he'
filled the same office during part of the year 1282, and again in 1284. On the
7th kal. May, 1282, he had the archbishop's licence to erect an oratory "infra
septa sedium tuarum de Ebor., in parochia Beatse Mariei in Walmgate " (Reg.
Wicckwaine). In the same year he and Sir John Sampson and other citizens of
York lent King Edward 1040 marks (Parl. Writs, i., 826). Sir Gilbert de
Luda, who was patron of the church of Stillingfleet (Reg. Romanus), lord of the
manor of East Ness in Ryedale, and also possessed property in Grimsby and
other places in the county of Lincoln (Cal. Inq. p.m., i., 95), died in 1288, and
was buried in the conventual church of the Friars Preachers, York (Coil. Topog.,
iv., 76), leaving a son and heir, Nicholas de Luda, then aged ten years (Cal.
Gen., i., 388), and a daughter who afterwards'married a son of Sir John de Potthou
(Fasti Ebor., i., 338). William de Luda, who was prebendary of Ampleford at
York 1287-1290, and afterwards bishop of Ely, may have been related to Sir
Gilbert. After an interval of more than a century, the name of Louth again
appears on the roll of our civic magnates. Robert de Louth occurs as chamberlain in 1387, and filled the office of bailiff in 1388-9. He died in 1407, leaving
five sons, William, John, Richard, Robert, and Nicholas, of whom John was
chamberlain in 1414, sheriff in 1424-5, M.P. in 1432, an alderman in 1433, and
died in 1435, and Richard-the last of the name who filled any of the higher
municipal offices-chamberlain in 1423, sheriff in 1425-6, and M.P. in 1434.
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tenet j car. terrse in  eadem  de Jurdano Foliot per feodum
militare, et facit sectas prsedictas; et ille tenet de Baldewino de
Wake, et ille de Rege in capite.a
[WATER] FULFORTH.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Waterfulfforth continet in se iij car. terrae; unde Robertus de Ros
tenet j car. terrae de Rege in capite per feodum militare, et
reddit pro finis wapp. viijd., et facit sectas praedictas; unde xij
car., etc. Et Abbas B. M. Ebor. tenet j car. terrae in libertate;
ita quod ballivi domini Regis nichil se intromittant; de quo
tempore et de quo feodo ignoratur. Item dicunt quod una car.
terrae est de libertate B. Petri.
ESKERYK, DYGHTON, FULFORTH.b  Item  dicunt quod villae
de Eskeryk et Dyghton et Fulforth sunt in libertate B. M. Ebor.,
ita quod nolunt coram  nobis venire.  A  quo tempore et de
quibus modis villas pruedictas habent penitus ignoramus.
DONYNGTON.C  Item dicunt quod villa de Donyngton est in
libertate B. Petri Ebor. de terra Ulfe, et nolunt venire coram
nobis.  Quo modo ignoramus.
SKIPWITH. Item dicunt quod villa de Skipwith cont. in se
iij car. terrae; unde Johannes de Averoynsd tenet ij car. terrae
de feodo Episcopi Dunelm., et Episcopus de Rege in capite; et
nihil faciunt Regi. Et Johannes de Thorp tenet j car. terre in
eadem villa de heredibus Baldewini de Wake, et illi de Rege
in capite.  Et idem dat pro finis wapp. iiijd., et facit sectas
ad primum com' et ad primum wapp. post festum S. Michaelis,
et venit ad inquisitionem  vicecomitis: et tenent per feodum
militare de dominis capitalibus praedictis; unde xij car. terra
faciunt feodum militis.
NORTH DUFFELD. Item dicunt quod villa de North Duffeld
cont. in se viij car. terrae; unde Robertus Salvayne tenet vje
car. terra et ij bov. terrae in eadem de Episcopo Dunelm. per
feodum militare.  Et solebant et de jure debuerunt teneri de
haeredibus H/ de Chaumberlayn per feodum militare, et haeredes
ejusdem H. de Episcopo per idem  servitium, et Episcopus de
Rege in capite; unde xij car. terrae, etc.  Et Robertus de Menthorp tenet iiij bov. terrae, et Johannes Freman tenet ij bov.
terrae de hzeredibus Petri del Hay, et illi de Petro de Malo Lacu,
et ille de Rege in capite per feodum militare; unde, etc.
MENTHORP.  Item dicunt quod villa de Menthorp continet
a A. B. and Y. add unde xij car. faciunt feodum, etc.
bThese places are omitted in A. B. and Y.
" Omitted in A. B. and Y.
d 8 Edw. I. Robertus Dunolmensis Episcopus, et Johannes de Averange
alias Averenches et Johannes de Thorp. Inq. de bundis et divisis (Cal. Gen.
i., 299).
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in se iiij car. terrae; unde Willelmus de Aton tenet ij car.
terrwe de feodo Episcopi Dunelm., et Episcopus de Rege in
capite, et nichil reddit domino Regi. Et Johannes de Thorp de
Skipwith [tenet?] ij car. terrae in eadem villa de haeredibus
Baldewini de Wake, et illi de Rege in  capite: et idem
Johannes dat pro finis wapp. viijd., et facit sectas ad prim'
com' et ad prim' wapp. post festum  S. Michaelis, et venit ad
inquisitionem vicecomitis: et tenent de capitalibus dominis
praedictis per feodum militare; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feodum
militis.
BOLTHORP. Item dicunt quod villa de Bolthorp cont. in se
iiij car. terrae: et Johannes de Averoyns tenet praedictam
terram de Episcopo Dunelm. per feodum militare, et Episcopus
de Rege in capite, et nichil reddit domino Regi; unde xij
car., etc.
WODHALL. Item dicunt quod villa del Wodhall cont. in se
j car. terrae: et Thomas de Goldingham tenet pradictam terram
de Priore et Conv. Dunelm., et Prior de Rege in capiteg in puram
et perpetuam elemosinam.
HAKETHORP. Item  dicunt quod villa de Hakethorp cont.
in se j car. terrae; unde Robertus de Hakethorp tenet vj bov.
terrme, et Robertus Hardyng tenet ij bov. terrae; et illi tenent
prsedictam terram  de Episcopo Dunelm., et ille de Rege in
capite per feodum militare; unde xij car. terrae, etc.
BRAKANHOLM.  Item  dicunt quod villa de Brakanholm
cont. in se iiij car. terrae; unde Prior Dunelm. tenet ij car.
terrse de Rege in capite in puram et perpetuam elemosinam.
Et Radulphus de Babthorp tenet xj bov. terra  de Episcopo
Dunelm. per feodum militare, et Episcopus de Rege in capite;
unde xij car. terrae faciunt feodum militis. Et Robertus de
Menthorp tenet iij bov. terre in eadem  villa per feodum
militare: et idem Robertus tenet de Johanne de Vescy, et ille
de Rege in capite per feodum militare. Et Hugo de Collum
tenet ij bov. terra in eadem, et facit sectas ad prim' com' et
ad prim' wapp. et ad inquisitionem vicecomitis, et nihil dat pro
fin' wapp.
BABTHORP. Item dicunt quod villa de Babthorp cont. in se
j car. terrs; et Radulphus de Babthorp tenet pradictam
terram  de Episcopo Dunelm. per feodum  militare, et Episcopus de Rege in capite; unde xij car. terra faciunt feodum
militis.
HEMINGBURGH. Item  dicunt quod villa de Hemmynburgh
cont. in se iij car. terre; unde Prior Dunelm. tenet pradictam
g unde xij car. terrm faciunt feodum militis, A. B. Y.
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terram de Rege in capite in puram et perpetuam  elemosinam
de dono Willelmi le Conquerour.h
CLYFF. Item  dicunt quod villa de Clyff continet in se iiij
car. terre; unde Episcopus Dunelm. tenet j car. terrae et di.
de Rege in capite. Et Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet ij car. terrae
et di. in eadem de Episcopo Dunelm., et Episcopus de Rege in
capite.
OSGOTEBY. Item dicunt quod villa de Osgoteby continet in
se iij car. terra; unde Robertus de Osgoteby tenet proedictam
terram per feodum militare de Episcopo Dunelm., et Episcopus
de Rege in capite; unde xij car., etc.
BARTHILBY. Item  dicunt quod villa de Barthilby cont. in
se iij car. terrae: et Willelmus de Aton tenet dictam terram de
Episcopo praedicto per feodum militare, et Episcopus de Rege in
capite; unde xij car., etc.
RYCHALL. Item  dicunt quod villa de Rychall cont. in se
iij car. terrse; unde Episcopus Dunelm. tenet j car. terrae de
Rege in capite. Et ij car. terrae in eadem  sunt in libertate
B. Petri Ebor., et sunt de dono Ulf.
SOUTH DUFFELD. Item dicunt quod villa de South Duffeld
cont. in se viij car. terrue: unde Ricardus de Amcotes tenet iiij
car. terrae in eadem de Episcopo Dunelm. per feodum militare,
et Episcopus de Rege in capite. Et Nicholaus de Stapilton
tenet in eadem iiij car. terrae de eodem Episcopo, et ille de
Rege in capite; unde xij car, etc.i
Item  dicunt quod turnum  vicecomitis, nec visus franciplegii non currunt in comitatu Ebor.; sed ad inquisitionem
faciendam  coram vicecomite de diversis transgressionibus per
breve domini Regis, et non aliter.
Item dicunt quod wapp. inter U. et D. dat nunc vicecomiti
xiiijs., et solebat dare x in tempore domini Henrici, patris regis
Edwardi nunc, 1 annis elapsis.
Item dicunt quod idem wapp. consistit in certa firma quod
vocatur blauncheferme, xvs. ijd.
Item  dicunt quod Prior de Ellerton habet de perquis' iiij
bov. terrae in Cottingwith quse solebant dare pro fin' wapp.
iiijd., et facere sect' ad proxim' com' et ad wapp. post festum
S. Michaelis, et modo subtrahitur per praedictum  Priorem  a
tempore xxx annorum elaps. vel amplius.
Item dicunt ad articulum si ballivi infra libertatem et extra
veteribus extractis utantur, etc. Quod de ballivis nil sciunt
nisi bonum.
Item  dicunt ad articulum  de illis qui clamant libertates,
linde xij car., etc., A. B. Y.  i A. B. and Y. end here.




WAPENTAKE OF OUSE AND DERWENT, E. R.          69
etc., quod Episcopus Dunelm. clamat et habet retornum brevis
inter U. et D. a tempore xx annorum nunc elaps. vel amplius.
Item idem Episcopus clamat habere et habet omnimoda placita
quae vicecomites possunt implacitare in comitatu suo per breve
vel sine brevi in curia sua de Houeden, excepta corona, qualiter
nescimus; et nullun servitium  facit domino Regi quod nos
scimus.  Et dicunt quod ballivus de Honeden, quicumque
fuerit, facit inquisitiones de malefactoribus et aliis transgressionibus sicut et vicecomes facit in comitatu suo per returnum
brevis ejusdem vicecomitis inter U. et D. a tempore predicto.
Item dicunt quod Episcopus Dunelm. habet cippas in curia sua
de Houeden et homines inter U. et D. capti in libertate sui
ducti sunt ad prwedictam curiam suam de Houeden, et ibi positi
sunt in cippis: et si capti sunt cum manu, opere vel per sectam
alicujus, ibi liberantur propalam, etsi non missi sunt ad gaolam
regis Ebor. Et istis libertatibus usus est ipse et praedecessores
sui a tempore praedicto.




WAPENTAGIUM DE [HOUDENSHIRE.]a
FEODA EPISCOPI DUNELM. DE BARONIA SUA QUAM  [TENET] DE
REGE IN CAPITE.
BARNEBY.  In eadem villa sunt v car. terra  de feodo Episcopi
Dunelm. de baronia sua quam tenet de rege in capite.
In  Aske(l)byb vj car. terrae.   Knedlington vj car. terrae.
Sarpc unam  car. [terrse].d   Belby ij car. terrae et di.  Caywyll
ij car. terrae. Birland una car. Portington una car. Hausthorpe
j car. terrze.   Hythef j car. terrae.  Sandholm  iij bov. terrae.
Dyke j car.  Benetland iiij bov.  Belasys v bov.  Neuland ij
bov. Estrington vj car. terrze. Linton xij bov. terrae. Balkholm
ij car. et ij bov.  [Kylpyn]g ij car. terrae et di.  Sckelton iij
car. terrae. Saltmersk v car. Coutenesse xij bov. terrae. Laxton
iij car. terrae. Suthkefleith ij bov. terrae, et in Blaketoft iij car.
terrae.
" This wapentake-erroneously headed " Harthull" in all the copies of this
Inquest that I have seen-has been collated with MSS. A. and B.
b Asselby, in the parish of Howden.
e Sarpp,' A. B. Probably Thorp, near Belby.
d terrse, A. B.
Hausyk, A. B. Oustrop, or Ousethorpe, in the parish of Eastrington.
f Hive and Sandholme are two hamlets in the township of Gilberdike.
g The text reads Clyholm, A. Ekylpyn, and B. Ekilpin. 
* This is, doubtless, an error for Yucflet, now Yokefieet, a village about one
mile west of Blacktoft.




WAPENTAGIUM DE BUCCROS.a
FEODA QU2E TENENTUR DE REGE IN CAPITE.
THOMAS de Chauncy tenet v feoda [milit.]^ de rege in capite in
Schyrpenbek, Thoraldeby, Buggethorp, Fangefosse et Frydaythorp.
Sowth Warhon.  Robertus de Percy tenet eandem  villam
de rege in capite pro iiijta parte feodi unius militis.
Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet iiij feoda milit. de rege in capite,
videlicet in Bryddeshalle, Warhom; Trurkebyd et Kyrkeby.
Robertus de Ros tenet de rege in capite iij feoda milit.,
videlicet in Husum, Wyuestou, Leuening et Barkethorp.e
Rogerus Bygot, comes Norfolkiae et marescallus Angliae,
tenet ixf feoda de rege in capite in isto wapentagio, scilicet in
Seteryngton, Norton, Deukylby, Schakylthorp, Cullum, Ryllyngton et Meynthorp.
FINES QUI REDDUNTUR ANNUATIM AD WAPENTAGIUM PRIEDICTUM
DE TENENTIBUS SUBSCRIPTIS, VIDELICET,
Thomas de Chauncy in Skirpenbec di. marc.  Adam Arundell et Amiciag Mauleverer in Germandebyh ijs.  Terrae quae
sunt uxoris Willelmii de Grey in Buggethorp ijs.  Terrae Walteri de Berkethorp in eadem viijd. Radulphus fil. Willelmi de
Berkethorp in eadem ijs.  Johannes de Melsa pro terra sua in
Lepington vjs. jd. Petrus de Lundj pro terra sua in Lepington
vs.k  Willelmus de Buketon pro terra sua in Wiuestou xviijd.
Robertus. de  Forethby  pro  terris suis in  Rintr' (?) iiijs.
Willelmus de Aton pro terris suis in Knapton et Wellom vjs.
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.      b milit., A.
c East Wharram, or Wharram le Street.
d Thirkleby, in the parish of Kirby Underdale.
e Barthorpe Bottoms, in the parish of Scrayingham.
f xj feoda, A. undecim feoda, B.    g Avicia, A. B.
h Garmanby, A. B. Garraby, or Garrowby, in the parish of Kirby Underdale.
Walteri, A. B.    J Petrus de London, A. B.    k vd., A.
Binetr', A. I am unable to determine what place is intended.




72             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Matheus de Louvaynesm pro terris suis in Norton ixd.  Arnaldus
de Percy pro terra sua in Norton vjd. ob. Willelmus de Ebor."
pro terra sua in Norton viijd.  Stephanus Brun de Ackelom
pro terra sua in eadem ijs.  Ricardus Wileyso pro terris suis in
Ackelom  iijs. iiijd. ob. q.  Willelmus Crock pro terrap sua in
Akelom  xviijd.  Robertus de Ros pro terra sua de Levening
iiijs. Ricardusq de Bernevill pro terra sua de Levening ijs. vjd.
Ricardus de Bernevill pro terra sua (de Levening-struck out)
Sancti Andrese jd.r   De feod. Hartinis de  Levening  xiiijd.
Willelmus de Kenerthorp pro terra sua de Kenerthorp iiijd.
Feod. de Buscy de Kenerthorp ijs. ijd.  Rogerus Grene pro
Turgeringthorpt ijs.  Idem  Rogerus pro terra sua de Monteu
viijd. Idem Rogerus pro terra sua de Raysthorp xijd. Petrus
de Malo Lacu pro terris suis in Briddesalle [iijs. iijd. Thomas
Waclyn pro terra sua in Briddesall]e vjd. Adam [de] Briddesalle pro terra sua in eadem vjd. Johannes de Briddesalle pro
terrisw suis in eadem ijs. Comes Marescallus pro terris suis in
Seterington xvjd.I HIer' Thomae de Pokethorp pro terra sua in
Ryllington xviijd.  Adam  de Langtwait pro terris suis in Rillington xd.  Gilbertus de Ryllington pro terris suis in eadem
vd.  Johannes de Kayton  pro  terra  sua in  Rillington  vjd.
Robertus de IllingtonY pro terra sua in Rillington iiijd. [Thomas
fil. Agathwe pro terra sua in Relington iiijd.l  Willelmus de
Latymer pro terra sua in Scameston vs. vjd.  Robertus [de]
Ros pro terra Roberti Pa in Thorp Eleysa xijd.  Willelmus
m Matthew de Louvaine, son and heir of Matthew de Louvaine, and grandson of Godfrey, brother to the Duke of Louvaine (Nicolas's Synopsis, Edit. 1857,
p. 297), by Inq. p. m., 30th Edward I., died seised of thirteen bovates of land in
Norton (Cal. Inq. p. mn., i., 175), Thomas de Louvayn being his son and heir (Cal.
Gen., ii., 624).
" William de Ebor. of Hebden in Craven. His grandfather, Sir Nicholas de
Ebor., had a grant of lands and tenements in Norton from his brother William,
provost of Beverley (Poulson's Holderness, i., 476).
~ Ricardus de le Waleys, A. B.       P terris suis, A. B.
q Robertus, A. B.                    r jd. q., A. B.
* de barom' de Levening, A. de Harom' de Levening, B.
t Turginthorp, A. B. Called Thurgenthorp in 31st Edward I., but it does
not occur in the Nomina Villarum. Thornthorpe, now depopulated, stood about
a mile to the north of Kennythorpe.
" The site of the castle of Mont Ferrant is about a mile to the south of
Burythorpe.
v iijs. iijd. Thomas Wacelyn pro terra sua in [de, B.] Briddesall, A. B.
terra sua, A. B.          s xvjs., A. B.
y Ilkington, A. B.  Robert de Rillington held two bovates here in 31st
Edward I.
z Thomas fil. Agathae pro terra sua in Relington iiijd., A. B.
a Thorp Eleys is not mentioned in the Nomina Villarum. It is, perhaps, the
same place as Thorpe Basset.




WAPENTAKE OF BUCKROSE, E. R.                     73
Playce pro terra sua in Neuton iijs.  Willelmus Cunyb pro
terra  sua in Neuton  iiijs.  [Simon  Gouer pro terra sua in
Neuton iiijs.]c  Thomas de Heslerton pro terra sua in West
Heslerton iiijs.  Willelmus de Colevill pro terra sua in West
Heslerton xixd. ob. Alicia de Biskin (?) pro terra sua in West
Heslerton xixd. ob.  Henricus de Heland pro terra sua in West
Heslerton ixd. Johannes Friboys pro terra sua in West Heslerton xijd.  Willelmus de Colevill pro terra sua in West Heslerton di. marc.  Idem  Willelmus pro Est Lutton vs. jd. ob.
Robertus de Heslerton pro terra sua in Est Heslerton ijs.  Robertus de Everyngham  pro terra sua in Shirburnd xijd.  eHelperthorp pro eadem vijd. ob.  Thomas de Lutton pro terra sua
in  West Lutton  vjs.  Willelmus  de  Boketon  pro  [terra]f
Walteri de Wildekerg in Kyrkeby xviijd. Willelmus West pro
terra sua in Turkeby ijs. iiijd.h Willelmus de Multhorp pro
Multhorp ijs. vjd.  Petrus West de Deukelby pro terra sua in
eadem  xijd.  Adam  de Deukelby pro terra sua in eadem xijd.
Robertus  [de] Percy  pro  villa de Suth  Warrom  di. marc.
Henricus Fikede pro terra sua in Kyrkeby Granedalle xiiijd.
Thomas de Monhaut pro terra sua in Kyrkeby Grenedalle vijd.
Dionis'i de Monte Caniso pro terra sua in  Sexendalle vijd.
Domina de Ver' pro terra sua in Frydaythorp viijd. Willelmus
de Wyvill pro  terra  sua in  (S)ledemer iijs. ixd.  Robertus
Salvan pro terra sua in Shirburn, Croholm et (S)ledemer iiijs.
Idem  Robertus pro feodo (blank)i in (S)ledemer xviijd.  Willelmus Colom  pro eadem  vijs.  Magister Robertus [de] Scardburghk pro terra sua in Thouthorp iijs.  Henricus de Bribaund'
pro terra sua in Touthorp xvjd.  Simon le Graunt pro terra sua
in Thouthorp viijd.
b Cyncy, A. Tinsy, B. William Curcy held xij bov. in Neweton in 31st
Edward I.' Simon Gouer pro terra sua in Neuton iiijs., A. B.
d In the Inq. p. m. of Sir Robert de Everingham, taken 15th Edward I., it
is stated that " Adam de Everingham, pater praedicti Roberti, dedit manerium
de Schireburn, cum pertinentiis, sine aliquo retenemento, predictis Roberto et
Aliciae de la Hyde, uxori suse, faciendo inde capitalibus dominis feodi servitia
debita et consueta" (Cal. Gen., i., 380).
e There is, apparently, something omitted here.    f terra, A. B.
g Walter de Wildeker gave twelve oxgangs of land in Kirkby Grendale to the
canons of Kirkham (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 375).
7 ijs. viijd., A. B.   i Dionisius, A. B.     i de Belhus, A. B.
k Robert Ughtred, of Scarborough, dean of York from 1279 to 1290.' Berelaund, A. Berilande, B.




WAPENTAGIUM DE HOLDERNESSE.
FEODA  QU2E  TENENTUR  DE  REGE  IN  CAPITE  IN  WAPENTAGIO
PRIEDICTO.
IN wapentagio praedicto sunt ccclij car. terrae et di. queu faciunt
vij feod. milit. et di. car.  Quse quidem  feoda Avelina de Fortibus, quondam Comitissa Albemarliae, tenuit de rege in capite,
et qute nunc sunt in manu regis tanquam  dominicum suum per
mortem ejusdem Aveline; de quibus
Robertus de Ros tenet in Rosse, Attigwyk, Arnhall, Gremeston, Audeburgh, Thorp, Fosseym, Ulram, Rihyll et Marflete
xlvj car. terrae et di.; unde xlviij car. faciunt feodum militis.
Walterus [de] Fauconbergh tenet in Ryse, Wythornewyk,
Catefoss, Beghum,b Ulram, Catewyk, Arnhall, North Skyrlaghe,
Ruton, Marton, Sowth Frothingham et Est Haitfeld xxxix. car.
terrae et vij bov.c terrae; unde, ut supra.
Simon  Constabularius  tenet in  Hildeston, Belingholm,
Wassand, Tanston, Herdwykd et Ulburghe x car. terrae; unde,
ut supra.
Item, idem Simon tenet in Marton ij car. terrae quae faciunt
iiijta  partem feodi unius milit., scilicet, viij car. faciunt feod.
Herbertus de Sancto  Quintino  tenet in  Brandesburton,
Bristhyllf la More, Mapelton, Thorkelby, Elwardeby,9 Austhorp,k  Lambethorp,i Rymeswell,  Risum,  Rose, Oustwyk,
Beghum  et Gadhenstedj  xlv car. et v bov.; [unde]k lij faciunt
feod. milit.
Petrus de Gouselll [tenet]  in Beford iiij car. terrme; unde
xlviij faciunt feod. [milit.]"
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b Bewholme, in the parish of Nunkeeling.
" j bov., A. B.       d Etherwik, A. B.
e Oubrough, in the parish of Swine.
f Burshill, in the parish of Brandsburton.
g Ellerby, in the parish of Swine.
h Austhorp is not mentioned in the Nomina Villarum, and I am unable to
identify it.
i Langthorpe, in the parish of Swine.
j Ganstead.            k unde, A. B.
I Son of Egidius de Goushill. His Inq. p. m. was taken in the 14th Edw. I.,
when Ralph de Goushill was found to be his son and heir (Cal. Gen., i., 370).
" tenet, A. B.         " milit., A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.                    75
Johannes de Meaus tenet in Bewyk et Walelintono iiij car.;
unde, ut supra.
Robertus Hyldierd tenet [in]P Reston, Tunstall, Flynton,
[Fyterlyng]q et Parva Coldon xlviij car. terrae; unde, ut supra.
Haer' Galfridi Berchaudr ten' in Utneuton et Haitfeld vj
car. et vj bov. terrae; unde, ut supra.
Willelmus [de] Lascell tenet in Otringham, Frothyngham,
Connygeston et Seton x car. terrae.
Sayerus de Sutton tenet in Sutton et Gaggested5 xj car.
terrae; unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Ros tenet in (R)ingeburg, Garton et Rue xij
car. [terrae]t; unde, ut supra.
Robertus de Gousle tenet in Gousle vj car.; unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Danthorp tenet in Danthorp et Pundaghu iij
car. et vj bov. terrae; unde, ut supra.
Willelmus de Withyk  tenet in  Cattewyk,  Kyllyngl [et
Carleton x car. terre; unde, ut supra].
Stephanus de Oustwyk tenet in Oustwyk et Mapelton iiij
car. terrae; [unde], ut supra.
Thomas Dareins tenet in Parva Haitfeld iij car.; unde, ut
supra.
Thomas de Coverington tenet in Coveringtonx iij car.; unde,
ut supra.
Galfridus de Gumbaud tenet in Thorney juxta Hedon ij
car. terrae; unde, [ut supra.]
Haer' Gilberti de Mapelton ten' in Hornseburtono vj car.;
unde, ut [supra].
Henricus de Wiueton tenet in Wiuetona v car. et di., ut
supra.
Prior de Bridelington tenet in Skyrlington et Erghumb v
car. terrae; unde, ut supra.
Haer' Ingerami de Risum  ten' in Ravenserc ij car. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
~ Watterlington, A. B. This place has disappeared.
P in, A. B.                           i Fyterlyng, A. B.
r Inq. p. m., 4th Edward I. "Johannes filius dicti Galfridi est propinquior
haeres ejus, et est aetatis undecim annorum" (Cal. Gen., i., 234).
* Garhensted, A. Ganstead.            t terra, A. B.
I am unable to identify this place.  v Nun Keeling.
" et Carleton x car. terrae; unde, ut supra, A. B.
" Camerton, in the parish of Paull, or Paghill.
Y Now called Thorngumbald.
Hornsea Burton, now depopulated, stood about a mile S.E. of Hornsea.
Wyton, in the parish of Swine.' Arram, in the parish of Atwick.
" One of the lost towns on the Humber.




76              KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Thomas de Sunthorp tenet in Sunthorpd j car terrae; unde,
ut supra.
Johannes Neusum  tenet in Neusume ij car. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Haer' Roberti Scottewain ten' in Rolleston iij car. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Drungou tenet in Drungou  ix. car. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
Adam  de Ulram  tenet in Ulram  [iij]f car terrse; unde, ut
supra.
Johannes haeres Henrici de Preston tenet in Preston, Roleston, Mapilton, Tunstall et Waxham  xj car. et v bov. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
Thomas de Neuton tenet in Neuton ij car. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Nicholaus Haukyn tenet in Preston vj bov. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Johannes Pasmer tenet in Preston j car. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Robertus Ros tenet in Preston j bov. terrae; unde, ut supra.
Nicholaus de Thorne tenet [in Thorne]  iiij bov. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
Willelmus [de] Chestrunt tenet in Holmeton, Penigthorp,h
Parva Kelke,i Haitfeld et Preston x car. terrae et iiij bov.j
Willelmus de Crokhotonk tenet in Tunstall ij bov. terrae;
unde, ut supra.
Hugo Blassell tenet in Conigeston vj bov. terre.
Petrus de Nuttell tenet in Nuttell ij car. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Michael Aumener tenet in Brustwyk ij bov. terrae.
Robertus filius Nicholai tenet in Skeftelyng ij bov. terrEe;
unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Carleton  tenet in Bonniwyk  vj car. terre;
unde, ut supra.
d The village of Southorpe stood on the south side of Hornsea Mere.
e Newsom, alias " Newsham juxta Frothingham," in the parish of Owthorne,
has disappeared. Its exact site is not known.
f iij car., A. B.             g in Thorne, A. B.
h Peningsthorp, or Pensthorp, in the parish of Welwick, was probably
destroyed by the encroachments of the Humber.  Poulson says, "There are
[now] only some detached pieces of land which bear the name " (Hist. Holdern.,
ii., 518).
i Mr. Poulson supposes this place to have been in the parish of Welwick
(Hist. Holdern., ii., 517); but I think it must be Little Kelk, an extra-parochial
hamlet in the adjoining wapentake of Dickering, about three miles N.W. of
Lisset. In the Nomina Villarum Hugh de Mora is returned lord of "Lesset
cum Parva Kelk."         i iij bov., A. B.       k Crokehou, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.                  77
Petrus de Meaus tenet in Uttethornel iij car.m terrae; unde,
ut supra.
Haer' Stephani de Monte ten' in Tunstall ij bov. [terrue];
unde, ut supra.
Willelmus de Brocur tenet in Neusumo ij bov. terrae; unde,
ut supra.
Willelmus de Hulmo tenet in HulmoP ij bov. terrae; unde,
ut supra.
Simon le Constable, Petrus de Gousell et Stephanus de
Paglam  tenent in Hulmo et Paghell ij bov. terrae; unde, ut
supra.
Simon de Vere tenet in Sprotele vj car. [terrae];q unde, ut
supra: et nunc est illud feodumr in manu regis.
Ingramus de Mounceus tenet in Berneston, Leset, Wynketon,3 Bovington, Carathorp et Rightont xxix car. terrae et di.;"
unde, ut supra.
FEODA  ARCHIEPISCOPI  EBOR. QUkE  TENENTUR  DE  REGE  IN
CAPITE.
Idem  Archiepiscopus tenet de rege in capite xxxiij car.
terrae que [faciunt]v iiijor feoda, videlicet, in Swyn, Wynested,
Coldon, Burton Conestable, Neuton Conestable, West Halsaym
et Therlethorpw xxxij car. terrae quae faciunt iiijor feoda.
Avelina, quondam Comitissa Albemarliae, tenuit de praedicto
Archiepiscopo  in  Burton  Constable, [Neuton Conestable],
West Halsam, Est Halsam  et Therlesthorp ij feoda militum;
que quidem  feoda nunc sunt in manu domini regis, tanquam
dominicum suum, per mortem ejusdem Avelina.
I Owthorne.             *" ij car., B.
1 terrse, A. B.         o See note e, p. 76.
P Holme, in the parish of Paull, now called Paull Holme.
q terrse, A. B.          r A. and B. omit feodum.
* Winkton, in the parish of Barmston, appears to have been depopulated in
the sixteenth century.
I Boynton, Caythorpe and Reighton are in Dickering wapentake. See pp.
54-6.
A. omits et di.        v faciunt, A. B.
w Tharlesthorpe was swept away by the Humber in 1393. " Its site may be
placed to the west of Patrington haven, on the Ottringham side of Winestead
dough" (Poulson's Holdern., ii., 528).
* Newton Conestable, A. B.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE HERTHULL.]a
ADb articulum de feodis militum  quae tenentur de domino rege
in [capite], sic dicimus:
[DE FEODOd ARCHIEPISCOPI EBOR.]
WILTON.  Dominus Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet unam baroniam de domino rege in capite; unde ipse Archiepiscopus tenet
in dominico in Wylton x car. terrae.  Et Willelmus de la
Chambre tenet de eodem j car. terrse in eadem.
GOUTHORP ET YOLTHORP.  Johannes de Melsa tenet in
Gouthorp et Yolthorp unum feodum de eodem.
YAPUM  ET BOULTON.  Item  Robertus de Gray tenet in
Yapum  et in Boulton unum  feodum  de eodem: unde haer'
Thomae de Boulton ten'e j car. in Boulton; haer' Thomae de
Boulton ten'f j bov. terrte; Radulphus de Hay tenet j bov.;
Walterush filius Beatricis tenet j bov.  Et omnia supradicta
tenentur de Hospitalariis in Boulton per certum annuum servitium, unde rex perdit forinsecum.
Radulphus de Mikelfeld tenet iiijtam partem feodi unius
milit.; et totum residuum tenet prsedictus Robertus.
BRUNEBY.  Edmundus de Daynecourte tenet in Bruneby
unum feod. milit. per ten' de Archiepiscopo: et ecclesia ejus
dotata est de ij bov. terrse.
EVERYNGHAM.  Item Adam de Everyngham tenet de eodem
Archiepiscopo in Everyngham di. feod., tam in servitio,i quam
in dominico.
a Wapentagium de Herthull, C. This title is omitted in the York text, and
also in MSS. A. B. D. and R.
b Collated with MSS. A. B. and C.      c capite, A. B. C.
d In the York and A. B. D. and R. copies of this Inquest, the account of
each fee is contained in one paragraph, and the names of the places described are
not given in the margin. As this method presents some objectionable features, 1
have retained the language of the York text, but adopted the more intelligible
arrangement of the C. MS.
haeredes Thomae de Boulton tenent, C.
f haeres Thomae de Boulton tenet, C.
g A. omits this item.       k Willelmus, A. B. C.
The service by which the Everinghams held this manor was the performance of the office of butler on the day of the archbishop's enthronization
(S. Yorks., i., 82).




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                   79
LONE (S) BURGH  ET  TOLTHORP.   Item   Reginaldus  filius
Petrik tenet in Lonebeurg et in Tolthorp de [eodem]  Archiepiscopo ix car. terree; unde Thomas de Lutton tenet iij car.
terrse in Tolthorp.
LONNESBOURGH.  Willelmus Sturmy tenet j car. in Lounesbourgh: et ecclesia ejus dotata est de j car. terrse.
SUDBURTON.  Item  Archiepiscopus tenet in Midburton'"
xvij car. terrae; unde ipse Archiepiscopus tenet in dominico x
car. terrse et vij bov. Willelmus de Car [thorp] " tenet in eadem
de eodem  [Archiepiscopo]o xxj bov.  Willelmus de Stauell j
car. terrae.  Ecclesia ejusdem  dotatur de una  car. terrse.
Domus Sancti Egidii Beverlaci tenet in eadem de eodem vj bov.
Robertus de Gray tenet iij bov. et Radulphus Clericus iij bov.
de eodem Archiepiscopo.
SKYTEBY.  In Skyteby tenet Archiepiscopus v car. terrae;
de quibus domus Sancti Egidii tenet j bov. in elemosinam de
eodem, et Capitulum Beati Petri Ebor. tenet in eadem v bov. de
eodem feodo.
COTYNGHAM.  Domina de Stutevill tenet in Cotingham duas
car. terrae de eodem Archiepiscopo.
AYK.  Rogerus de la Wudhall tenet in Ayk vj bov. terrae
de Archiepiscopo, et ipse de rege.
ELGETON.P  Item Archiepiscopus [tenet]q in Elgeton x car.
terrae in dominico; sedr ecclesia dotata [est]  de iiijor bov.
WALDEBY.  Item in Waldeby vij car. terrze de feodo Archiepiscopi: unde Templarii tenent in elemosinam iiijor bov.; et
ecclesia dotata est de ij bov. terrae.
RIPPELINGHAM.  Item  in Rippelingham  xt bov. terrae de
feodo ejusdem Archiepiscopi; unde Radulphus de Rippyllingham
tenet totum  illud tenementum  de haeredibus de Nigello de
Waldeby, et ipsi de Archiepiscopo.
SCULCOTES.  Item Archiepiscopus habet in Sculcotes ij car.
terrae in dominico.
DE FEODO DE MOUBRAY.
Hzeres de Moubray tenet in capite de rege vij feoda milit.:
j The site of the village of Towthorpe may be placed about one mile S.S.E.
of Londesbrough.
k Descended from Herbert fitz Herbert, whose brother William, treasurer of
the church of York, afterwards archbishop, had a grant of the church of
Londesburgh from king Stephen (Fasti Ebor., i., 221). Reginald fitz Peter died
in May, 1286, leaving John his son and heir (Cal. Gen., i., 370. Dugd. Bar.,
i., 624).            1 eodem, C.
"' Sudberton, C. Sandburton, A. Now called South or Bishop Burton. The
archbishops of York had a palace here.
Carthorp, A. B. C.    o Archiepiscopo, C.     P Elloughton.
tenet, A. B. C.  r et, C.     est, A. B. C.     xl. bov., A. B.




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et illa tenet Johannes de Vescy de ipso, ut de feodo; unde
Willelmus le Conestable tenet in  Holme, in  Grippethorp,
Wressell,u Lofthusum, Bubwyth. Herlethorp, Lathom, Wyllardby, Traneby, Eluelev tria feoda milit. et di.
HOLME ET ALIBI.  Johannes Torny habet in Holme tria
feoda et di.; et tenet de Roberto de Percy, scilicet, in praedictis
villis, una cum Santon, Heselscoth, Aldergesw et Anlageby, et
idem  Robertus de Percy de Ada de Everyngham, et Adam de
Johanne de Vescy, [et Johannes de Vescy]~ de haer' de Moubray; unde Abbas de Seleby [tenet]Y in Holme j car. terrae in
elemosinam.
WALSAY.Z   Item   Hospitalarii [tenent]  j  car. terras  in
Walsay.  Item  Thomas de Beauver tenet in eadem j bov. terrae,
quam  tenet de Libertate Sancti Johannis Beverlaci in  elemosinam, unde dominus rex est perdens.
SAUNTON.  Item  Prior de Watton  tenet in  Saunton  ina
eodem feodo xj car. terrwe et vj bov. in elemosinam; et habuitb
ingressum  per Alexandrum  de Santon et [per]  Willelmum
filium Petri [de]d Anerloby.e
ANERLOBY.  Item Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. habet feodum
in Anerloby, scilicet iij car. terrue antiquitus in elemosinam.
Willelmus filius Petri tenet j car. terrae in Anlonby de Priore
de Watton in elemosinam. Willelmus de Middelton ing eadem
tenet di. car. terrae de Sancto Johanne Beverlaci. Amicia de
Brudecrofth tenet j bov. de Sancto Johanne in eadem.  Robertus Roheloti tenet iij bov. in eadem de [Hospitalariis].j
Gerardus de Furnivall tenet j bov. in eadem, unde Johannes
de Vescy est medius. Johannes Lygard tenet ij bov. terrae de
Sancto Johanne Beverlaci.  Idem  Johannes tenet j bov. terrae
u A. omits Wressell.         * Now called Kirk Ella.
" Alderais, A. Aldereyes, C. A lost vill. Dr. Burton, in his account of
Watton priory (Mon. Ebor., 412), says, " These nuns had lands in Aldergee, but
where that place is, I know not." It may have been identical with the Alderges
mentioned in the text, and also with Halderghes, where the same nuns had
lands, given to them by William, son of Alexander de Santon, which are described
(Ibid., 416) as "reaching from the ditch in Hungerhill to the boundaries of
Etton and Gherghton, in length, and from the division of Herghes to the boundaries of Helesco." Gherghton is an error, doubtless, for Gerthum, now depopulated, which stood about two miles W.S.W. of Etton; while Herghes and
Helesco will be the neighbouring hamlets of Arras and Heslesskew, each about
one mile to the west of Gerthum.
et Johannes de Vescy, C.                Y tenet, A. B. C.
* Whalsea, in the parish of Holme on Spalding Moor.
a de, C.        b habuerunt, A. B. C.     C per, A. B. C.
d de, A. B.     e Anlonby, A. Anloby, B. C.
f Anlaby, near Hull.       g de eadem, A. B. C.
h Brodecruste, C.          i Robelett, A. B. Robolot, C.
f de hospitell', A., omitted in C.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                81
de Hospitalariis. Prior de Feryby tenet j car. terrae in eadem.
Et redd. vs.k de fine.
WILLARDBY.  Johannes de Melsa tenet in Willardby di.
feod. de Willelmo Constable, et redd. [de] eisdem finibus,' et
Willelmus del Vescy, et le Vescy del Moubray.
TRANEBY. Prior de Watton tenet in'" Traneby pro di. feod.
de Willelmo Constable praedicto, quod solebat reddere vs. [de
fine]," et in qua [habuerunt]  ingressum per Adam de Traneby:
et totum elemosinatur dicto Priori per praedictum Willelmum
Constable.  Ricardus de Anloby tenet xij bov. et di. de feodo
de Vesey.  Item  domus Sancti Egidii Beverlaci [tenet]" iij
bov. et di.: elemosinantur per R[icardum]  de Ros veteri tempore quo tenuerunt Templarii.  Item  [Johannes]r de Gornys
tenet j car.  Item Willelmus Constable vj bov. et di. de eodem
feodo. Item Johannes Braneau't j bov. et di. Item ecclesia
dotata est de iiij bov. terrae. Item Ricardus le Ros vj bov. in
[eadem]: elemosinantur Hospitalariis Beverlaci de Jerosolima
per Johannem  [de]" Beauver a tempore xl annorum.  Item
Johannes Takel [tenet]  iij bov.: elemosinantur eisdem  Hospitalariisw per dictum Johannem [de] " Beauver. Item Johannes
de Santon et dominusy [Ricardus, frater ejus],Z tenent iiij bov.
de feodo de Moubray.
Gerrardusa Furnivall tenet j car. terre in Elveleb de dono
W. de Vescy, et ipse del Moubray. Decem bov. terrve in Heyton
tenentur in elemosinam de feodo Beatse Mariae Ebor., quo ward'
(sic) de feodo de Moubray. Robertus de Coscalt tenet in eadem
ij car. de feodo de Ros.  Item Willelmus de Rudestayn tenet
in Hayton iij car. terrae de feodo de Moubray; unde Prior de
Watton tenet j car. in elemosinam per patrem ipsius Willelmi;
qui quidem  Willelmus inde facit forinsecum.  Et Abbas de
Melsa tenet iiij bov., quas dictus Willelmus defendit.  Item
Adam  de Everyngham tenet j car. in eadem.  Et residuum
tenet idem Walterus (sic).
Item Ricardus de Brumeby tenet in Brumeby (Burnby) vj
bov. terrae de Scone (Atone) de Flixton, et Acto de Wyvill de
Moubray; et redd. viijd. ad finem.  Item  Prior de Wartre
tenet in eadem  di. car. terrae de antiquo feoffamento, et in
* sex sol., C.           2 eodem fine, A. C.' A. B. and C. omit in.  n de fine, A. B. C.
o habuerunt, A. B. C.    P tenet, A. B. C.
q Ricardum, A. B. C.     r Johannes, A. B. C.
t Torny, A. B. C.' Blandan, A. B. Brandan, C.' de, A. B.C.            ~ tenet, A. B. C.
eidem hospit', A. B.     " de, A. B. C.
y A. B. and C. omit dominus.  " Ricardus, frater ejus, A. B. C.
a The York MS. is the only authority I have seen for the remainder of this fee.
b Kirk Ella.
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elemosinam.  Thomas filius Galfridi ij bov. de eodem  feodo:
elemosinantur Sancto Johanni Beverlaciper le Rabot, per tempus xl annorum.
Item  Thomas le Cornewalyse ij bov. de eodem, similiter
elemosinantur Sancto Johanni per eundem Rabot, vjd. de fine
pro praedictis bov.; et creditur quod servitium  de feodo de
Moubray.
Item Brianus filius Alani tenet in Baynton x car. et di. de
feodo de Moubray, quae faciunt unum feod. milit. de feodo de
Moubray; unde Prior de Parco tenet vj bov, faciendo forinsecum.
[Item] Moubray habet in Lathum j car. terrae; unde Prior
de Ellerton tenet v bov. in dominico, Willelmus Northyby et
Robertus Redhode et Willelmus Hagroby iij bov., Johannes de
Bowelton tenet j car. terrae de haer' de Moubray; et solvit vjd.
de fine.
Item  Moubray tenet Brentuth (?) vij bov. terra in eadem
sept' (sic) de feodo de Mruthaue (?).c
Et idem Moubray tenet in Horne (?) xij car. terrae, faciend.
unum  feod.; unde Templarii tenent totum  in elemosinam,
nescitur quo warranto, [nec] a quo tempore.
DE FEODO DE MAAULEY.
SUTTON SUPER DERWENT. Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet de
domino rege in capite vj car. terrae in Sutton super Derewent;
unde Robertus de Percy [tenet iij]d car. terrae de Anketino
Malore, [et]e Anketinus de Maulay.  Et praedictus Robertus
de Percy tenet alias iij car. de praedicto P. de Malo Lacu sine
medio.
BAYNTON. Item P. de Malo Lacu habet in Baynton ix car.
terrze et di., quae faciunt feod. unius milit.; unde Prior de Giseburgh tenet in elemosinam vf bov. terre, unde rex amittit wardam cum acciderit.
GUTH (MUNDHAM). Idem Petrus tenet in Guth(mundham)
de rege vj car. terra; unde Prior de Ellerton tenet xix bov.
terrae, et debet forinsecum  servitium; sed nescitur utrum
facit illud necne. Item Magister Thomas de Grimeston tenet
vj bov. terrae eodem modo.  Item  Rogerus de Lynton et ten'
ejus tenent xiij bov. eodem modo. Et ecclesia dotata est de di.
car. terrEe.
ESTHORP. Item idem Petrus tenet in Esthorp ij car. terrae et
This entry is very obscure. Brentuth may be an error for either Brend
or Brighton, which places were held of the fee of Mortimer (Mortuo Mari) in
the 31st Edward I.
d tenet iij, A. B. C.  e et, C.   f A. and B. omit v.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                 83
vj bov.; unde Willelmus de Monceaxs et Johannes de Coketong
et Nicholaus de Percy [tenent] xij bov., et solvunt xviij[d.] 
de fine.  Et Prior de Watton tenet x bov. in elemosinam, nec
facit forinsecum, nec scitur quo warranto, nec per quem, nec a
quo tempore, alienantur.
HoToN JUXTA WATTON. Item idem Petrus tenet [in]i Hoton
juxta Watton vij car. terrae, et redd. finem, scilicet, vs. Idem
Petrus habet in feodo viij car. terrae, elemosinatae Priori de
Watton per Eustac' fil. Johannis, medium inter eos, una cum
advocatione ecclesive.
KYLLINGWYK.k Item idem Petrus habet in feodo x car. terrae
in Kyllingwyk: unde Prior de Watton tenet vij car. et v bov.
in elemosinam per Walterum Engayn: de tempore nescitur; et
domina de Hersewell tenet in dote xxj bov.
LOKYNGTON.  Item idem Petrus habet in feodo in Lokyngton iij car. terrae et iij bov.: unde Hospitale Jerosolimme tenet
ij bov. in elemosinam, et Sanctus Johannes de Beverlaco xx
bov., similiter in elemosinam; et ecclesia dotata est de v bov.;
et Johannes de Dakl j bov. de Abbate de Melsa in elemosinam:
Willelmus filius Abell' j bov. de Priore de Watton in elemosinam; [et alienata erat per Stephanum de Aldeford: de tempore et warranto nescitur. Et dictus Petrus tenet in dominico
in eadem v car. terrae et v bov.] m
BESSEWYKE.  [Item idem]" Petrus habet in feodo in Bessewyk iij car. terrae: unde Galfridus Aglum (Aguillon) tenet ij
car. terrae; et idem Galfridus tenet j car. terrae de Roberto de
Raventhorp, et Robertus de dicto Petro.
MIDDILTON. Item idem Petrus habet in feodo in Middilton
v~ bov. terrae; et dominusP Robertus de Ros et ten' ejus tenent
illam terram de eodem Petro.
KYBLINGCOTES ET ETTON. Et idem  Petrus habet in Kyblingcotes et Etton in feodo iij car. terrae; et totum  tenent praedictus R. de Ros et ten' ejus de eodem Petro.
SPALDINGTON.  Item idem Petrus habet in Spaldington iij
car. et j bov. et di. in feodo; unde Russell (sic), Walterus Bathell,
et haer' Johannis del Hay tenent totum de Germano le Hay, et
Germanus le Hay del Maulay.
g Ocketon, C.         k xviijd., A. B. C.    in, A. B. C.
J A. and B. omit scilicet. k Kilnwick, near Watton.
t Aake, A. B. Aike, in the parish of Lockington., et alienata erat per Stephanum de Aldeford: de tempore et warranto nescitur.
Et dictus Petrus tenet in dominico in eadem v [vj, C.] car. terrse et v [vj, C.]
bov., A. B. C.
Item idem, A. B.    o sex bov., C.  P dictus, A. C.,1 Bothell, A. B. C. In the 31st Edward I. the heirs of Walter le Bacheler
held four bovates in Spaldington of the fee of Mauley.
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84            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
LATHOM.   Item idem Petrus habet in Lathom in feodo iij
car. terrse: unde Prior de Ellerton tenet vj bov. de Germano
[Haye]r in elemosinam, de tempore quo warranto nescitur, et
ipse Germanus de Petro de Malo Lacu.  [Item]s Remigius de
Pokylington j car. terrae et di. bov., Rogerus de Lynton di. car.,
et Ricardus filius Adae ten' ij bov. de Priore: et Robertus de
Fenton jt bov., et Dionis' de Lynton ij bov.; et isti tenent de
Germano, et Germanus de prsedicto Petro. Et sciendum [est]"
quod [v]v bov. terrae, quas dictus Prior tenet, solebant facere
forinsecum  servitium  per manum  Eudonis Jussellw  et haeredum suorum, unde dominus rex perdens est.
ACTON.X  Dominus Petrus de Malo Lacu habet feod. in
Acton, scilicet, v car. terrae et di.; unde Germanus Hay et ten'
ejus inde tenentes sunt de eodem Petro; unde xxiiijy car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit.
HUGATE. Item idem Petrus habet in Hugate vij car. terre:
unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.; et unde Prior de
Ellerton tenet j car. terrse et di. de Germano Hay, quasi per
medium, et qui terram illam defendet.  Item Prior de Wartre
tenet vj bov. et di. de eodem  Germano eodem modo.  Item
Prior Sancti Andreae Ebor. v. bov. et di. de eodem Germano; et
Germanus defendet totum  quasi elemosinam.  Item  Prior de
Watton tenet ij bov. in elemosinam  de feodoz Germani.  Item
Sanctus Johannes Beverlaci ij bov. in elemosinam de eodem
Germano.  Et residuum  tenent dictus Germanus et ten' ejus
in elemosinam, prieter xij bov. terrae Atonis de Flixton, unde
rex amittit wardum cum acciderit; et alienatae fuerunt per Willelmum filium Petri, et confirmatte [per] a Petrum de Malo Lacu.
ETTON. Item idem Petrus habet in Etton feod. unius milit.;
unde Prior de Watton tenet vij bov. terrae in elemosinam, unde
rex perdidit sectam et wardum, de Jacobo de Furnull,b et ipse
del Maulay; et idem Jacobus et ten' ejus tenent residuum  de
Petro de Malo Lacu.
YVERTHORP. Item  idem  Petrus habet feod. in Yverthorp,
scilicet, iij car. terrae, unde Germanus Hay solvit sex den. et
ob.c ad finem; et ipse et ten' ejus [tenent]d totum, praeter j
bov. quam Templarii tenent, et j bov. quam Hospitalarii tenent
r Haye, A. B. C.     S Item, A. B.    t ij duas, B.] bov., A. C.
"est, A. B.          V v bov., A. B. C.
Issell, B.' Now called Aughton.
Y xxviij car., A. Sixteen carucates made one knight's fee in Aghton in the
31st Edward I.
eodem, A. B.         per, A. B. C.
Frevill, A. B. Frivill, C. Jacobus de Frivill held iij car. and ij bov. in
Etton in the 31st Edward I.' xvjd. ob., A. B.    d tenent, A. B. C.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                85
in elemosinam per antecessores ipsius Germani, quos idem Germanus defendet.
NORTH CAVE. Item idem Petrus habet in North Cave feod.
ve car. terrae: unde Sanctus Leonardus [tenet]f ij bov. in elemosinam; domus de Watton iiij bov.; Hospitalarii Jerosolimse j bov.; item Templarii iiij bov.; et totum in elemosinam:
et nescitur quo warranto, nec a quo tempore. Et totum residuum tenent Germanus et ten' ejus de pradicto Petro.
RIPPLYNGHAM. Item idem Petrus habet feod. in Rippillingham, scilicet, xxiiij bov.: unde domus Sancti Egidii tenet viij
bov. de Thoma de Portington, et Thomas de Maulay; et Willelmus de la Chaumbre viij bov. terrae de dicto Thoma, et idem
Thomas de dicto Petro.  Item Radulphus filius Adve tenet viij
bov. de Maulay.
NESSINGWYK. Item  idem  Petrus [habet]9 in Nessingwyk,
scilicet, iXh car. terrse, unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.;
unde ipse et ten' ejus tenent totum, prieter vj bov. quas Hospitalarii tenent; nescitur quo warranto, nec a quo tempore.
HOTHOM. Item  [idem]i Petrus habet feod. in Hothom  iij
car. terrse et v bov.: unde Sanctus Johannes Beverlaci j car.
terre et j bov. in elemosinam; Prior de Watton di. car. in elemosinam.  Item  Templarii j bov. in elemosinam; et ecclesia
dotata est de di. car.; necj nescitur dek warranto nec de tempore, unde rex perdidit sectam et wardum: et ista remanent
tenen' dicti Petri, xj bov. faciunt forinsecum servitium.
SETON. Idem Petrus habet feod. in Seton, scilicet, iiij car.
terrse et vj bov.: unde Prior de Wartre tenet vj bov. in elemosinam per medium, scilicet, Johannis de Hothom, et Templarii x
bov. per eundem  medium, unde rex perdidit forinsecum  servitium.  Item Willelmus Faber tenet in eadem ij bov. [terrae]
de eisdem  Templariis; unde, etc., ut pradicitur.  Item  Germanus Hay tenet ij car. terra de Johanne de Melsa, et idem de
Maulay. Remigius de Pokelington di. car. [terrae]n per medium
Willelmi de Graystok, et ipse de Maulay.
FERYBY. Item Prior de Feriby tenet j car. terra in Feryby
per medium Thomae de Portyngton" et Willelmi de Melton, et
solvunt fin', et praedictus Thomas de Maulay.
SUTH  CLYFF.  Item  in Suth Clyfe sunt iiij bov.: unde
Prior de Wartre tenet iij bov. in elemosinam, et Willelmus
Fatebeno vij bov. [de Templariis]  et Templarii di. car. in elemosinam.' sex car., C.    f tenet, A. B. C.   g habet, A. B. C.
h x car., A. B. C.  Item idem, A. B. C.  i A. and B. omit nec.
k quo, B.         t terrse, A. B. C.  "' terrae, A. B. C.
n Pokelington, C.    " Faceben, A. B.  P de Templariis, A. B. C.




86          KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
DE FEODO DE PERCY DE HONORE DE CESTRIA.
CATTON.  Catton cum soca tenetur pro ij feod. milit.: unde
xxiij car. terrae faciunt unum feod., et xj car. et v bov. faciunt aliud
feod.: quse feoda domina Regina, mater domini regis Edwardi,
habet, nomine custodiae, de consensu domini H., patris regis qui
nunc est, de Comite Cestriae, et Comes de rege; unde isti sunt
tenentes de eisdem  feodis, scilicet, har' de Percy ten' v car.
terrae in dominico de dicto Comite, unde Johannes le Cerfeq
tenet xj bov. de Johanne de Dayvill, et Johannes de Percy per
medium de Comite, et Comes de rege, scilicet, in
PONTE BELLI ET CATTON. Thomas de la More j bov. de
dictis Davill et Comite. Item Willelmus Tarteturteys j car.
terrae de feodo de Percy, et ipse de Comite. Item Willelmus
de Bruneby tenet ix bov. de eodem. Thomas Malkak viij bov.
de eodem. Henricus de Cave ij bov. de eodem. Et haer' Johannis Ylgerr viij bov.; unde Abbas de Bella Landa di. car., et
redd. forinsecum servitium, [sed]s rex perdidit wardum. Item
[idem]t Abbas tenet ij bov. per forinsecum.  Johannes filius
Rogeri ij bov. Item filius Ivonis le Chapelyn ij bov. Item
Moniales de Wylberfos ju bov. per forinsecum, per medium
Roberti de Percy.  Item  Thomas Burdon j car. terrae.  Item
Brianus de Kyllyngwyk j car. terrae de Templariis in elemosinam, et Templarii de Percy. Item Abbas de Bell' tenet xxiiij
car." [terrae] de Percy in excambio pro terra apud Semere.
Item Moniales de Wilberfose j bov. in elemosinam. Bertramus
Clericus de Catton j bov. de Hospitalariis Jerosolimae, [et Hospitalarii]w de Percy, et ipse de Comite.  Ricardus le Pertriur
ijx bov. de Monialibus de Appelton, et ipsae de hver' Walteri de
Catton, et ipse de Percy. Brianus de Kyllngwyk j bov. de haer'
de Percy. Willelmus le PescourY ijz bov. de eodem haerede.
FUL SUTTON.  Item  in Foule Sutton sunt vj car. terre:
unde xxiij car. terrae faciunt feod., et unde Willelmus de Alta
Ripa tenet xxxvj bov. in dominico de haer' de Percy. Item
ecclesia dotata est de ij bov. terrae. Walterusa filius Henrici iiij
bov.  Item Thomas Hornbyb iiij bov.  Robertus de Middelton
ij bov. Et omnes isti tenent de praedicto Willelmo de Alta
Ripa, et [idem]c Willelmus de Percy, et ipse de Comite, et
Comes de rege.
BURTON.d  Item  idem  haer' habet feod. in Burton iij car.
q de Corff, A. B.     r Ygef, A.' sed, A. B.
t idem, A. B. C.      " ij bov., C.      acras terrae, A. B. C.
hospitell', A. B. C.  j bov., A. B.  y Peston, B.
iij bov., A. B. C.  " Robertus, C.    b Torry, A. B. C.' idem, A. B.         d North or Cherry Burton.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                  87
terrae quas Thomas Burton tenet, et ipse Percy de Comite, et
Comes de rege; unde xxiij car. faciunt feod. unius milit.
WILBERFoSE. Unde (sic) idem habet in Wilberfose in feodo vj
car. terr:e: unde Thomas Burdon habet in feodo in eadem xx bov.
terrae; de quibus ecclesia dotata est de iij bov. Robertus filius
Simonis de Wylberfose ije bov. [terrme]f per forinsecum, factumg
dicto Percy. Item Gocelinus filius Gocelini jh bov., per dictum
Thomam medium, [et]i per forinsecum servitium praefato Percy.
Item  Walterusi filius Laurentii ij bov. per dictum  Thomam
medium, et per forinsecum dicto Percy.k Item Letia de Wilberfose ij bov., nomine wardi Johannis filii ejus, per forinsecum
dicto Percy.  Item Nicholaus Walding et Willelmus Lavander
j bov. per eundem medium, per servitium praedictum. Laurentius Westyby ij bov. de Hospitali Sancti Leonardi per forinsecum  servitium  dicto haeredi.  Custancia, que fuit uxor Alexandri Burdon, tenet, nomine dotis, ij bov. per forinsecum  dicto
Percy. Item Letia Burdon ij bov. per forinsecum eidem Percy.
[Item  Alicia Burdon ij bov. per forinsecum  eidem  Percy.]'
Omnes isti tenentes tenent de Philippo de Kyme, et ipse de
Percy, et ipse de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Et totum  residuum tenetur per dominum de Kyme et per ten' ejus, exceptis
ij bov. terrae de quibus ecclesia dotata est. Et Prior deWartre
tenet in elemosinam per Robertum Barteram, tenentem ejus, di.
car. terrae, et dictus Prior habuit ingressum  per Emmam,
uxorem Petri filii Ygerii,m unde rex amittit wardum  et forinsecum servitium. Et Priorissa de Wylberfose tenet ij" bov. eodem
modo.  Item Petrus de Rotherfeld tenet in dominico [et]  per
ten' ejus in feodo viij bov. terrae; unde ecclesia dotata est de iijP
bov. terrae. Et Priorissa de Wilberfose habet iij bov. in elemosinam quae solebant facere forinsecum. Et Prior de Wartre
tenet ij bov. terrEe in elemosinam, unde rex amittit wardum;
et habuit ingressum  per Willelmum  del Hull [et]~ per Ricardum Forestarium.
DE FEODO DE STUTEWYLL.
COTYNGHAM.  Haeresq de Cotingham  tenet manerium  de
iij bov., C:         f terrae, A. B.   g servitium, A. B.
h ij bov., A. B.C.     i et, A. B. C.
i Willelmus, B. Robertus, C.             k A. omits this entry.
t Item Alicia Burdon ij bov. per forinsecum eidem Percy, A. B. C.
m Yngor, A. B.         " j bov., A. B. unam bov., C.
~ et, A. B.C.         P ij bov., A. B. C.
q The heir of Cottingham was John, son and heir of Baldwin Wake, who
was dead in 1283 (Cal. Gen., i., 319), and grandson of Joan, daughter and heiress
of Nicholas de Stuteville. He had livery of his lands in the 18th Edward I.,
and was summoned to Parliament from the 23rd to the 28th Edward I. (Dugd.
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Cotyngham cum membris de domino rege: unde Johannes de
Hastynges tenet di. car. terrae per medium Sancti Johannis
Beverlaci, ut in elemosinam; unde rex perdidit wardum.  Item
Abbas de Melsa habet in eadem x car.r terrae, cum pastura xxt
vaccarum et unius tauri, in excambio pro quodam fossato transeunte per aliud feodum: de dampno nescitur.  Et residuum
tenet haeres in dominico.
NORTH CAVE. Item  idem [habet]s in North Cave feodum,
scilicet, iij car. terrae, de rege; unde vt bov. habent Templarii in
elemosinam.  Item j car. de Sancto Johanne Beverlaci.
HOTHUM.  Item idem habet in eadem villa de Hothom iiij
car. terrae per ten', et nullum forinsecum fac'; unde Abbas de
Melsa tenet x" bov., nec scitur per quod habuit ingressum.
BRENTINGHAM.  Item idem habet in Brentingham in feodo
xiiij bov. terrae per ten' ejus.
RIPPLINGHAM.  Item  [idem]  habet in Ripplingham ij car.
et ij bov. in feodo per ten' ejus.
DREUTON.  Item idem habet in Dreuton j car. terrae.
HUNDESLEY.  Item  idem habet in Hundesley in feodo vw
car. terrme; unde Prior Dunelmi tenet iiij car. terrae et di. in
dominico in elemosinam, et Radulphus de Belkerthorpx tenet de
eodem Priore.
WYCHTON.Y  Item idem habet Wychton quasi membrum de
Cotyngham; unde Johannes de Bello Campo tenet ij car. terra
et di., unde dominus rex perdidit wardum.
WYLLARDBY.  Item  idem habet in Wyllardby iij car. terrae
et vj bov. de rege. Item Johannes de Melsa tenet ij car. et
di.: unde Templarii tenent ij in elemosinam; unde Ricardus le
RosZ tenet ij bov. et di., et Robertus Newa ij bov. de Hospitalariis, unde rex perdidit forinsecum; unde Prior de Feryby tenet
jb car. in elemosinam in Hessel.
ETTON.  Item idem habet in Etton feod. unius milit.: unde
Templarii tenent xxj bov. in elemosinam, et habuerunt ingressum per Johannemr  de Etton et Laurentium  de eadem  et per
Willelmum  filium  Ranulphi.  Item  Hospitalarii habent de
eisdemd in feodo ij toftae [et]f ij bov. que quidem Ricardus filius
Ricardi del Verieg [dedit eis] in elemosinam. Et Prior de Watton
tenet ij tofta et iij car. terrae de eodem feodo in elemosinam.
r  acras, A. B. C.    5 habet, A. B. C.    t sex bov., C.
"ix bov., A. B. C.    v idem, A. B. eadem, C.' sex car., C.        " Babbethorpe, A. B. C.
Y Little Weighton, in the parish of Rowley, three miles west of Cottingham.
l e Rus, C.          a Nebo, A. B. Newe, C.'ij car., A.          " Willelmum, A. B. Thomam, C.
d eodem, A. B. eadem, C. e caruc., A. B.    f et, C.
t Vert, A. C. Bert. B.




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HESSELL. Item  idem habet in Hessell feod. iiij car. de rege,
qui quidem faciunt iiijtam partem feodi j milit.
SWANLOND.  Et x bov. terrwe in Swanlond de Stutevillh:
unde Gerardus de Furnivall tenet x bov., ille de Vescy, et ipse
de haerede.
FEODUM  DE GRAYSTOK.
BRUNHAM.   i  Baroj habet in Brunhum  in dominico ij car.
terroe. Moniales j car., unde vj [bov.] k faciunt forinsecum servitium, et ij sunt in elemosinam. Item Radulphusl de Lacels
ij car. terrae: similiter faciunt forinsecum  servitium  [pro unica
car.]m tantummodo. Item Prior de Wartre j car., et facit forinsecum.   Item  Ato de Flixton j car. per forinsecum.   Item
Thomas Tanesterne j car. per forinsecum. Item Adam de Derwent" j car. eodem modo.  Item  Galfridus le Charpenter tenet
ij bov. et di. similiter per forinsecum.
MILINGTON.  Item  idem  Baro habet feodum in Milington,
scilicet, vij car. terrze quas liberi tenentes tenent de eodem pro
di. feod.
HEUGATE.  Item idem  Baro habet feodum [milit.]o in Heugate, scilicet, x car. terrae quas Prior de Watton et ten' ejus
tenent in elemosinam, et habuerunt ingressum [per Galfridum]P
de Maundewyll.
ELLERTON.  Item  Baro habet feodum in Ellerton, scilicet, j
car. terrae quam Rogerus de Lacelsq et Thomas de Graystok
tenent de Barone, et Baro de Gilberto de Gaunt, et ipser de rege.
WAPPLINGTON. Item Willelmus de Graistok tenet in Wapplington feodum di. car. terrae per Radulphum filium Willelmi.s
FEODUM  DE GAUNT.
ELLERTON.  Haeres de Gaunt habet feodum  in  Ellerton,
[scilicet],t de una car. terrae et j bov.: unde R. de Lacels et
h A. and B. omit de Stutevill.
i Now called Nunburnholme.
J William, son of Thomas de Graystock, Baron Graystock, died in 1288
(Nicolas's Synopsis, Ed. 1857, 229).
k bov., A. B. C.' Robertus, C.     n pro unica car., A. B. C., Berwint, A. Beswente, B. In the 31st Edward I., Henry de Derwentwater
held vj bovates in Brunhom.
o milit., A. B.      P per Galfridum, A. B. C.
q 7-9 Edward I. On a plea of Quo Warranto before John de Vaux and
others, Roger de Lasceles "dicit quod tenet manerium suum de Hellerton, ut
liberum maritagium Elizabethse uxoris suse, de Willelmo [filio] Thomae, qui ipsum
inde defendit et acquietet contra omnes homines" (Plac. de Quo Warr., 200).
r Gilbertus, C.
Some account of Ralph fitz William has already been given at page 54.
1 scilicet, A. B. C.




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Thomas de Graystok tenent unam  car., et Templarii unam bov.
per ten'; unde rex perdidit forinsecum.
FEODUM  DE BRUS.
BRUNNASu CUM TIBTHORP.  Heredes de Brus tenent Brunnas cum  Tibthorp in capite de rege: unde Prior de Gysburn
tenet iij car. terrae in elemosinam, una cum ecclesiav in proprios
usus; unde dominus rex perdidit sectam et servitium.
KYLLINGWYK.   Item  iidemn habent in feodo, scilicet, feod.
milit. in Kyllingwyk quod quidem Willelmus de Percy tenet de
eisdem hweredibus quasi per medium, exceptis vj bov. quas Prior
de Watton tenet in elemosinam, et nescitur quo warranto, nec
tempore; et solebat facere forinsecum servitium, et modo nihil
facit.  Et sciendum  quod dominusw W. de Percy reddit iiijs.
de fine.
NORTH  CAVE.  Item iidem habent in feodo ij car. terrae in
North Cave per ten'.
SUTHE CLYFF.  Item  Nicholaus de Clyff tenet ij bov. de
eodem feodo in Suthe Clyff.
NORTHE CAVE.  Item  tenentes de Flaumwill~ [habent] ijy
car. in Northe Cave de Willelmo de Percy de Kyldale, et ipse
del Brus.
ROTTESSE.Z  Item  iidem  haeredes habent in Rotesse ij car.
in feodo: unde Prior de Gysburn tenet xiij bov. in elemosinam,
et Johannes de Ditona tenet iij bov. de Hospitalariis Jerosolimae, et Hospitalarii del Brus; sed nescitur quo warranto, nec
quo tempore.
HOTHUM.  Item  iidem heredes [tenent]b in Hothum  j car.
terrae per tenentes per medium Walteri de Faukenberg: unde
Willelmus filius Petri de North Cave tenet ij bov., et Thomas
filius Mathei ij bov., et Galfridus Dunyby ij bov., et solvunt fines., Kirkburn, a small village about three miles W.S.W. of Driffield, includes
in its parish the townships of Tibthorpe, Southburn, and Eastburn. On the
partition of the estates of Peter de Brus between his sisters and co-heirs in 1273,
" Kykeburne" fell to the share of Lucy, wife of Marmaduke de Twenge, Laderina,
wife of John de Bella Aqua, had "Tybthorpe et coeteras bovatas in Sethbarne
(Southburn)," and Agnes, wife of Walter de Fauconberg, had "Estburne" (Mon.
Angl., vi., 268).
The church of "Burnnus "was given to the priory of Guisborough by Robert
de Brus, the founder (Mon. Angl., vi., 267).
dictus, A. C.
In the 31st Edward I. there were two carucates in North Cave belonging to
the fee of Percy of Kildale, of which the heir of Elias de Flanvyle held four
bovates, and Wm. Sturmy twelve.
y iij car., C.
t Rotsea, in the parish of Hutton Cranswick.
( Aton, A. Ecton, or Etton, B. C.        b ten', C.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                      91
FEODUM  DE ROS.
MIDELTON. Robertus de Ros [habet]c in feodo in Midelton,
scilicet, iij car. terrwe quwe faciunt [di.]d feod. milit.: unde
Prior de Watton tenet ij bov., item Prior de Wartre v bov.,
item Prior de Ellerton j bov., item domus Sancti Egidii Beverlaci v bov., item Sanctus Petrus de Ebor. iij bov.; in quibus
habent ingressum  per Robertum  de Holme, unde rex amittit
ijd. q. de fine.   Item  Ricardus de Torny, Johannes Thocht,e
Robertus de Holmef Radulphus de Haweley tenent vj bov. de
eodem [R., et ipse de]s rege per forinsecum servitium. Item
Abbas de Melsa tenet j bov., et Priorissa de Swyne j bov., unde
rex amittit wardum  cum  acciderit.
SETTON.h  Item idem R., hher. de Trussebutte, habet in feodo
in Setton xxij bov. quas tenet de rege: unde Sarr' de Spaldington tenet ij car. Item Prior de Wartre vj bov.
WARTRE CUM  BAGGOTBYi ET GYLDHUSDALL.  Item  idem  R.
habet feod. in Wartre cum  Baggotby et Gyldhusdall; unde
Prior de Wartre et ten' ejus tenent in eisdem viij car. terrae et
j bov.  Item  Abbas de Melsa tenet j car. et iiij bov.  Item
Prior de Grymesby j bov.  Item  Prior de Kyrkeham  j bov.
Item Hospital' tenet per ten' ejus iiij bov. Item Templarii j
bov. per ten', unde rex amittit wardum. Item haer' de Bentelei
ten' ij car. terrae in eadem, et ij car. terra  in Gildusdale, et iij
car. terrae et di. in Seton, pro feod. milit., quod ten' de R. de
Roos, praeter ij bov. terra  quas domus Sancti Egidii tenet de
dono Stephani de Crauncewyk in elemosinam.
c habet, A. B.                    d di., A. B. dimid., C.
Tocht, A. B. Throkht, C.        f de Cave, A. B. C.
g R. [Ricardo, A.], et ipse de, A. B. C.
h Now called Seaton Ross.
i About ten years after the date of this Inquest, John de Thorpe, prior of
Wartre, "emit manerium cum campo de Bagotby ab Hugone de Billiburgh, in
quo est fons cum aqumductu juxta terram, que extenditur a Westres usque ad
Westbek, quam dedit Asketellus Rider priori et conventui de Wartria, anno
Dr;nini MCCLXXXVIII" (Mon. Angl., vi., 299). Warter Priory, the modern seat
of Lord Muncaster, occupies, I believe, the site of the ancient manor of Baggotby.
A portion of the park adjoining the road leading to Pocklington, and a short distance from Westbeck Bridge, still retains the name of Baggaby Bottom.
i Richard, son of Richard de Bentele, had a charter of free warren in Bentele
and Gildusdale in the 9th Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 109).
k William de Feryby, prior of Wartre, 1364-1380, " emit dominium gille de
Gildhousdale, cum omnibus pertinentiis, a domino Johanne Bentley, rectore
ecclesiae de Scheffelde in comitatu Cancie " (Mon. Angl., vi., 299). Its site is
probably indicated by Millhouse Dale, a narrow "gill " or glen, about half a mile
south of the village of Warter.




92             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
FEODUM ARCHIEPISCOPI CANTUAR.
MIDDELTON.  Idem  Archiepiscopus habet in Midelton vj
car. terra, quae faciunt feod. unius milit.; unde Prior de Watton tenet iij bov., Prior de Wartre iijl bov., Prior de Ellerton j
bov., item domus Sancti Egidii Beverlaci iij~ bov.; de tenentibus residui ignoratur; unde rex perdidit forinsecum servitium.
Item Sanctus Johannes Beverlaci habet in eadem iij car. terrae,
nescitur de quo feodo tenet.
FEODUM BEATI PETRI EBOR.
KETOLTHORP..  In Ketolthorp iij car. terrae; unde Thomas
Daraynes tenet j car. terrae de Templariis, et ipsi de Sancto
Petro.  Item  idem  Thomas tenet j car. in eadem  de eodem
Sancto Petro sine medio, et ipse de dono Wlfi.~ Item Rogerus
Russell j car. terrae in eadem quam tenet de eodem praedicto
Petro, [et ipse]P de dono Wlfi praedicti.
NEWEBALD.q  Item in Newebald xxviij car. terrae de eodem
Sancto Petro de dono Wlfi praedicti.
GUDMUNDHAM.  Item  in Gudmundham  iiij car. terrae de
dono ejusdem.
BARMEBY.r  Item  in Barmeby totam villatam  integram de
dono ejusdem, cum  quadam  parte pertinente in Pokylington,
praeter vj bov. de Archiepiscopo.
WILTON.S  In Wilton iij car. terrae similiter de dono Wlfi.
MILLINGTON ET GEVELDALE.t  Item in Millington et Geveldale iiju car. de eodem feodo de dono ejusdem Wlfi."
ULVESTHORP.W   Item  in Ulvesthorpe ij bov. [terrae]  quas
haeres Roberti [de]Y Stivetonw tenet de eodem feodo, etc.
DRYFFELD.a  In eadem villab sunt xxiiij car. terrme; de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de una car. terrae, et domina de Balliolo
tenet iij car. et di. in dominico; et per quae servitia xix car. et
di. tenentur, non fit mentio in inquisitionibus.
iiij bov., A. B. C.           " iiij bov., A. B.
Kettlethorpe, a farm in the parish of North Cave, about two miles south of
Newbald.
~ Ulphus, son of Thorald, the great benefactor to the church of York.
P et ipse, C.                  q North Newbald.
r Barmby on the Moor, near Pocklington.   $ Bishop Wilton.
t Great Givendale.   " iiij car., B. C.   V A. omits this entry.
Probably Owsthorpe, a small township in the parish of Pocklington, about
one mile west of Millington.
v terrse, A. B.               Y de, A. B. C.' Staunton, A. B. Stiverton, C.   " See p. 30, notej.
^ In 1299 the king granted to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, " manerium de Driffeld, cum hameletto et pertinentiis in comitatu Eborum, quod extenditur ad sexaginta tres libras, decem solidos, quatuor denarios, et quadrantem per
annum" (Foed., i., 1002).




WAPENTAGIUM IE BRUDEFORD.l
DE FEODIS QUE TENENTUR DE REGE IN CAPITE.
EDMUNDUS comes Cornubiae tenet villam  de Brudeford6 de rege
pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Rogerus de  Moubray  tenet Cokewald, Hoverheslayc et
Wlueston de rege pro feodo unius milit.; et Thorneton super
Montem  et Baxseby pro quarta parte feodi unius milit; et
Thurkilby pro tertia parte feodi unius milit.; et in Soureby et
Brakinberg pro feodo unius milit.; et in Neusum  pro quarta
parte feodi unius milit.; et in Kylvington,d Thorneberg  et
Huppessalee pro feodo unius milit.; et in Kyrkeby sub Knol pro
tertia parte feodi unius milit.; et in Hotonf pro di. feod. unius
milit.; et in Chouseby pro tertia parte feodi unius milit.; et in
Kepewyk pro quarta parte feodi unius milit.; et Ravensthorp,
Bolteby, Trylleby et Berhebys pro feodo unius milit.; et in
Haunneby pro vjta parte feodi unius milit.; et in Daleh pro iiijt i
parte feodi unius milit.; et in Hover Silton pro iiijta parte feodi
unius milit.; et in Karltonj et Iselbek pro iijti parte feodi unius
milit.; et in Bageby pro sexta parte feodi unius milit.
Johannes de Percy tenet in Catton de rege pro iiija parte
feodi unius milit.; et in Skypton pro di. feodi j milit.; et in
Dalton pro di. feod. j milit.
Episcopus Dunelmi tenet de rege in capite in Hotonk pro
iijtia parte feodi j milit.
HARLYSHAY..  Johannes de Bella Aqua tenet in Herlishay,
Sibillmn et Salcbk" j feod. milit.
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b The hamlet of Birdforth, which gives name to this wapentake, is about five
miles S.E. of Thirsk.
c Hoversley, B. Yearsley and Oulston (Ulueston) are both in the parish of
Coxwold.              d South Kilvington, near Thirsk.
e Thornbrough and Upsall, in the parish of South Kilvington.
f Sand Hutton, near Thirsk.     g Borrowby, in the parish of Leake.
h Now called Dale Town, a small hamlet in the parish of Hawnby.
iijti parte, A. See p. 98.
i Carlton Miniot, in the parish of Topcliffe.
k Hutton, in the parish of Sessay, commonly called Hutton Sessay.
" East Harlsey.
m The two farms of High and Low Siddle are at the northern extremity of
the parish of East Harlsey.
n Sakecock, B. Probably East Sawcock, where there are some remains of a
moat, about a mile and a half W.N.W. of East Harsley.




94            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
WELLEBERGH.  Walterus de Fauconberg tenet in Welleberch di. feod. j milit.
THORNETON.  Et praedictus Comes Cornubiae et Baro de
Graystok tenent in Thornton in Mora de rege pro di. feod.
milit.
BRUDEFORD.  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrve; de quibus
Henricus Maunsell tenet ij car. terrae de Ranulpho de Nevill,
et Ranulphus de Johanne Maunsell: et residuas ij car. tenet
idem Johannes de Edmundo Maunsell, et idem Edmundus de
Ricardo Malebyse, et idem Ricardus de Edmundo comite Cornubise, et idem Comes de rege in capite de honore de Eya. Et
respondet villa prsedicta pro iiijta parte feodi j milit., et nihil
redd. ad finem praedictum.
COKEWALD.  In eadem  [villa]o sunt [blank]P car. terrae [et]q
ij bov.; de quibus Prior de Novoburgo tenet unam  car. et ij
bov. terrae in liberam elemosinam; sed a quo eas tenet non fit
mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis: et Thomas de Kolevillr
tenet iij car. de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege
in  capite; et illae iij car. redd. per ann. ad  finem  wapp.
ijs. Et praedictae ville de Cokewald, Wlueston et Eueryslay
[proximo]t sequentes, respond. pro uno feodo milit.; unde
quaelibet villa respond. pro iiijta parte feodi unius milit.
ULUISTON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrse quas Prior de
Novoburgo tenet de Thoma [de]" Colevill, et idem Thomas de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite; et
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijs.v
EUERYSLEY.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur de Thoma de Colevill, et idem Thomas [tenet]  de Rogero
de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite. Et redd. villa
praedicta [per ann.]x ad finem praedictum ijs.
THORNETON SUPER MONTEM ET BAXSEBY.  In eadem  villa
sunt iij car. terrae quae tenentur de Johanne de Eyvill, et idem
Johannes de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in
capite.  Et redd. villa praedicta ad finem  praedictum iijs., et
respondet pro iiijta parte feodi j milit.
TOPPECLIVE. Johannes de Percy tenet manerium de Toppeclive de rege in capite; sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in
inquisitionibus praedictis.
TURKYLBY.  In eadem [villa]Y sunt iij car. terrae quae teneno villa, A. B.     p iiijor car., A. B.   q et, A. B.
Thomas Colevyle had a charter of free warren in Cukewald and Eversle in
the 41st Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart, 85).' ij car., A.      t proximo, A. B.       "de, A. B.
iiijs., A. B.     "tenet, A. B.
~ per ann., A. B.  Y villa, A.




WAPENTAKE OF BIRDFORTH, N. R.             95
tur de Olivero de Bussey, et idem Oliverus tenet de Rogero de
Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite. Et redd. prEedicta villa de Turkelby per ann. ad finem  predictum vs., et
respond. pro iijtia parte feodi milit.
CATTON. In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrae; quarum vj
car. tenentur de Baldwino de Skypton, et idem Baldwinus de
Wiberto Capon, et idem Wibertus de Johanne [de] Percy, et
idem Johannes de rege in capite; et una car. terrse et viij bov.
tenentur de Johanne de Percy, et idem Johannes de rege in
capite. Et respondet villa praedicta pro iiijta parte feodi j milit.,
et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
SKYPTON. Johannes de Percy tenet eandem villam de rege
in capite: et sunt in eadem villa vj car. terrae; quarum iiij car.
et VJ bov. tenentur de Johanne [de] Percy, et x bov. terrse tenentur de Baldwino filio Johannis de Skypton, et idem Baldwinus
de Johanne [de] Percy. Et redd. villa praedicta ad finem praedictum iijs., et respond. villa pro di. feod. milit.
DALTON. In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae; quarum x bov.
tenentur de Maugero le Vavasur, et idem Maugerus de Johanne
[de] Percy; et residuze iiij car. et di. et vj bov. tenentur de
eodem Johanne [de] Percy, et idem  Johannes tenet totam
praedictam villam de Dalton de rege in capite. Et praedicta
villa respond. pro di. feod. milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
HOTON.Z  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae; de quibus Thomas
de Maunsell tenet j car. de Johanne de Maunsell, et idem
Johannes de Ricardo Malebyse, et idem Ricardus de Edmundo  comite Cornubiae, et idem  Comes de rege in  capite;
et Ricardus  Maunsell et  Robertus Wygot tenent j car.
terrae de Johanne Maunsell, et idem  Johannes de Ricardo
Malebyse, et idem Ricardus de Edmundo comite Cornubiae in
honore de Eya, et idem Edmundus de rege in capite; et Ricardus
Oliver de Heton, Marmeducus de eadem, Oliverus de eadem,
Ricardus Wilmyn, Ricardus Templeman, Johannes Nutola et
Ricardus Filmingb tenent iij car. terre de Marmeduco Darell,
et idem Marmeducus de Johanne [de] Percy, et idem Johannes
de Episcopo Dunelm., et idem Episcopus de rege in capite. Et
respond. pro tertia parte feodi milit., et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum.
NEUSUM. In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae: de quibus
Abbas de Fontibus tenet j car. terrae; sed a quo vel per quod
servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis; et residuae
z Hutton Sessay.         "' Mycoll, A. Nucell, B.
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iijc car. terrae tenentur de Jordano Folyot, et idem Jordanus de
heredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem  haeredes de Rogero  de
Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et redd. villa praedicta
ad finem  praedictum  ijs., et respond. pro quarta parte feodi
unius milit.
KYLLVINGTON.  In eadem villa sunt v car. terre: de quibus
ecclesia dotata est de quinque bov. terrse; et Prior de Novoburgo tenet vj bov. terrae, sed a quo et per quod servitium non
fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis: et residuum tenetur de
haeredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem haeredes de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite. Et praedicta villa de
Kylwington, una cum Thornbergh, respond. pro j feodo milit.;
unde quaelibet villa [per se]d respond. pro iiijta parte feodi j
milit.
KYRKEBY SUB KNOLL.  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terre;
quarum una car. et ij bov. tenentur de Rogero de Lascelys, et
idem  Rogerus tenet totam  villam  de Kyrkeby de Hugone de
Hupsale, et Hugo de haeredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem heredes
de [Rogero de]e Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite.
Et solvunt ad finem praedictum ijs. vjd., et respond. pro quarta
parte feodi unius milit.
THORNETON IN MORA.  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae;
quarum  ij car. et di. tenentur de Comite Cornubiae, et idem
Comes de rege in capite de honore de Eya; et residuas ij car.
(sic) terrae tenet Willelmus filius Radulphif de Barone de Greystok, et idem Baro de rege in capite. Et illae ij car. terrae et di.
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs. ixd., et respond. pro di.
feod. unius milit.
HOTON.g  Rogerus de Moubray tenet eandem villam de rege
in capite.  Et sunt in eadem vj car. terre; quarum  Prior de
Novoburgo tenet iiij bov. terrae de Rogero de Moubray in puram
elemosinam; et residuae iiij car. xij bov. et iiij acrae terrae tenentur de eodem Rogero, et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum
iijs., et respond. pro di. feod. unius milit.
[CHOUSEBY.]^  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae; quarum
una car. et iij bov. terrae tenentur de Jordano Folyot, et idem
Jordanus tenet ij acrasi et vj bov. terrae, una cum terris praenominatisj de haeredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem  haeredes de
ij car., A.      d per se, A. B.      e Rogero de, A. B.
f Nephew to William, baron Graystock. His son, Ralph fitz William, had a
charter of free warren in Thornton Mora, in the 4th Edward II. (Cal. Rot.
Chart., 143.)
g Sand Hutton, in the parish of Thirsk.
^ The text has Chouiswyk et Kipewyk,and A. and B. Thouyswyk et Kypewyk,
erroneously.
ij caruc., A. B.           j terra prxnominata, A.




WAPENTAKE OF BIRDFORTH, N. R.                    97
Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite. Et respond.
pro tertia parte feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
UPPESHALL ET THORNEBERGH.  In eadem villa sunt iiij car.
terrae quas Hugo de Huppeshall tenet de heeredibus Baldwini
Wak, et iidem haeredes de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus
de rege in capite. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijs.
iiijd.
KEPEWYK.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae et vj bov.;
de quibus Prior de Martonk tenet vj bov. terrse de Nicholao de
Puncharduno et Johanna uxore ejus in liberam elemosinam; et
(blank) bov. terrae tenentur de eisdem: et iidem  tenent de
Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem Ranulphus de Rogero de Moubray,
et Rogerus de rege in capite, praeter j car. terrae quam Prior de
Gysburn tenet de Episcopo Dunelm.   Et respond. pro quarta
parte feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
BOLTBY, RAVENESTHORP1 ET BERHEBY.m  In eisdem villis sunt
vjf car. terrae; quarum  j car. et ij bov. terrae tenentur de
Ricardo Knoute et Eva uxore sua; et iidem  Ricardus et Eva
tenent residuas v car. et vj bov. terrae de haeredibus Baldwini
Wak, et iidem heredes de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus
de rege in capite. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum vs.,
et respond. pro feodo j milit., una cum villa [de]~ Trillebyp
subscripta, unde quelibet villa respond. pro quarta parte feodi
unius milit.
TRILLEBY.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae; de quibus
Alicia Ridell et Alicia soror sua tenent ij bov. terrae de Avora de
Bolteby, et eadem Avora tenet illas ij bov. terrae, [una]q cum ij
car. et vj bov., nomine dotis, de Ricardo Knoute et Eva uxore
sua, et iidem de haeredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem  haeredes de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
HALMEBY.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terra quas Ricardus
Malebyser tenet de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de
k The prior of Marton in Galtres had a charter of free warren in Kepewyk in
the 7th Edward III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 168).
1 The vill of Ravensthorpe has disappeared, but the moat which once nearly
surrounded its ancient manor house may still be traced in a field near to Ravensthorpe Mill, about one mile south of Boltby.
- Borrowby. See pp. 93, 100.    " vii car., A. B.   o de, A. B.
P Thirlby, B.                    q una, A.
Eldest son of Sir William Malebis and Emma de Percy, and grandson of
Hugo Malebis, to whom Roger de Molbrai, the son and heir of Nigel de Albini,
granted (inter alia) the fee of lands in Carlton, Silton, Kepwick, Morton, Dale,
and Hawnby, by a charter witnessed by Nigel and Robert de Molbrai, two of the
grantor's sons, William Malebis, a son of the grantee, Bertram Haget, and others
(York Corporation Papers, ii., 950).
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rege in capite. Et respond. pro vjta parte feodi unius milit., et
nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
DALE.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrse quas Willelmus de
Kolevills tenet de Ricardo Malebys, et idem Ricardus de Rogero
de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et respond.
pro quarta parte feodi unius milit., et redd. per ann. ad finem
preedictum iijs.
SILTON PAYNILL.t  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrae; de
quibus Gilbertus de Hanant tenet unam  car. de Olivero de
Buscy, et Radulphus de Leek tenet unam car. de eodem Olivero,
et Thomas de Levesham tenet ij car. de eodem Olivero; et idem
Oliverus tenet totam villam pradictam de Roberto de Luterell,
et idem Robertus de hleredibus Baldwini Wak, et iidem hveredes
de rege in capite. Et respond. pro di. feod. milit., et redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum di. marcae.
CARLETON ET ISILBEK. In eadem  [villa],  sunt vj car. terram
et di.;" quarum  Prior de Novoburgo tenet iiij bov. terrae de
[ecclesia de]w Carleton; et Henricus de Carleton tenet j car.
terrae de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege in
capite; et Johannes de Carleton tenet iijx car. terrae et di. de
eodem  Rogero, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite; et Gilbertus de IsilbekY tenet j car. de Johanne de Carleton, et [idem
Johannes]  de eodem Rogero, ut supra; et Johannes de Burtebya tenet di. car. de Thoma de Clarvaus, et idem Thomas de
Johanne de Carleton, et idem Johannes de praedicto Rogero, ut
supra. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iiijs., et respond.
pro tertia parte feodi unius milit.
OVER SYLTON.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae; de quibus
Henricus Lungusb tenet iij bov. terrae de Hugone de Uppesale;
et Cecilia et Alicia sorores ejusdem tenent ij bov. terrae de
eodem Hugone; et Henricus junior et Michael de Herby tenent
ij bov. terrae de eodem  Hugone; et idem  Hugo tenet totam
villam de Ricardo de Malebys,c et idem Ricardus de Ranulpho
In 1270 Richard de Malebisse demised to Simon de Clerevall "totum tenementum" which John Engram once held of Sir William de Malebisse "in villa
de Dale juxta Halmeby," until the full age of William, son of Philip de Colevill,
heir of the said John (Ibid., p. 967).
* Nether Silton, in the parish of Leake.
u villa, A. B.             " A. and B. omit et di.
" ecclesia de, A. B.        iiij car., A.
y Gilbert de Iselbek was dead in the 28th Edward I., and his lands in the
hands of the King, "pro eo quod Walterus, filius et hseres dicti Gilberti, idiota
est" (Cal. Gen., ii., 589).
* idem Johannes, A. B.     a Breteby, A. B.
" Lung, A. King (?), B.
In the 18th Edward I. Richard Malebisse demised to Henry de Menill all
the lands which were formerly held by Sir Michael de Upsale in Lesser Silton
(York Corporation Papers, ii., 974).




WAPENTAKE OF ALLERTONSHIRE, N. R.                    99
de Nevill, et idem Ranulphus de Rogero de Moubray, et idem
Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem  praedictum iijs.
ERLISSEY, SIBIL,d DERELBYe ET SALECOCK.  In eisdem villis
sunt vij car. terrae qume tenentur de Edmundo [de] Lascelys;
quarum  Johannes Nanhop tenet xj bov. terrze, Hugo de Hupsale ix bov., Thomas Salecote xv bov., Brianus filius Johannis
unam  di. car., Henricus de Middelton xvj bov., et Reginaldus
de Toucotes j bov. terre: et prmedictus Edmundus tenet de
Johanne de Bella Aqua, et idem  Johannes tenet totam villam
praedictam  (sic) de rege in capite.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem
praedictum j marc., et respond. pro j feod. milit.
WELLEBERGH. Willelmus de Fauconbergh tenet totam eandem villam de rege in capite, et respond. pro tertia parte feodi
unius milit., et redd. per ann. ad finem predictum di. marc.
BAGGEBY.  In  eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae; quarum
Templarii tenent unam  car. de Rogero de Moubray in puram
elemosinam; et residuas ij car. tenet Johannes de Blabyf de
eoder  Rogero, et idem  Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et nihil
redd. ad finem praedictum.
[HIC INCIPIT LIBERTAS DE ALVERTON QUAE EST INFRA FEODUM
EPISCOPI DUNELM.] 
BRETEBY.^  In eadem  villa sunt vj car. terrae; de quibus
Prior de Parco tenet di. car., et heredes Roberti de Crepelingge
tenent aliam di. car. de Johanne de Ferlington; et Nicholaus
de Todehowe tenet di. car. de Magistro Simone de Clervaus,i et' See page 93, note m.
e Beresby, A. Borelby, B. Torowby, R. The place intended is probably
Bordeby or Bordelby. In 1316 Geoffrey de Hotham was returned lord of " Herleysey and Bordeby."  And, about 1396, Thomas de Holland, duke of Surrey,
founded a Carthusian priory within his manor of " Bordelby prope Cleaveland in
comitatu Eboracensi, quam vocamus et vocare volumus, in futurum, domum
Montis Gratiae de Ingelby" (Mon. Angl., vi., 23). Mount Grace is about two
miles E.S.E. of East Harlsey.
f The Inq. p. m. of John de Blaby was taken in the 30th Edward I., when
his daughters, Joan, wife of Adam de Horreworth, Alice, wife of Robert de Pothowe, Christiana, wife of William de Snaynton, Elizabeth, wife of John de Alta
Ripa, Cecilia, wife of Robert Gower, and Eustachia, then unmarried, were found
to be his next heirs (Cal. Gen., ii., 601).
g In the Dodsworth MS.,whence this title is taken, the sequence of the places
described under the general head of Brudford wapentake is not the same as in the
other copies of this Inquest. Welbergh is immediately succeeded by Rungeton,
then comes the title, as given above, followed by Bertby, Bagby, Landmoth, etc.
" Now called Birkby.
Simon de Clarevaux, rector of Bulmer (Fasti Ebor., i., 322), son of Robert
de Clarevaux of York, by Eva, daughter of William Fairfax, bailiff of York in
1249.  His brother, Nicholas de Clarevaux, was elected M.P. for that city,
25th May, 1298.
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100            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
idem  Magister Symon de  Johanne de Ferlington;  et idem
Johannes tenet iiij car. terre et di., una cum terra predicta, de
Episcopo Dunelm., et idem  Episcopus de rege in capite.  Et
respond. villa praedicta pro feodo j milit., et nihil redd. ad
finem praedictum.
LANDEMOTE.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae quas Magister Simon de Clervaus tenet de Gilberto Hansard, et idem Gilbertus de Episcopo, et Episcopus de rege in capite. Et respond.
villa pro quarta parte feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. [ad finem
praedictum] i
DEDENSALL.k  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae; de quibus
Robertus Conniers tenet ij car. terrae et di. de Episcopo; et
Johannes de Conniers tenet j car. et di. de eodem  Episcopo,
et Episcopus tenet totam  villam  de rege in capite.   Et respond. pro iiijta parte feodi j milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
HORNEBY.  In eadem  villa sunt iiijor car. terrze quas Gilbertus Hansard1 tenet de Episcopo, et Episcopus de rege in
capite. Et respond. pro iiijta parte feodi j milit., et nihil redd.
ad finem [praedictum].n
GRYSEBY.  In  eadem  villa sunt vj car. quae tenentur de
Johanne Conniers; et idem Johannes tenet totam villam de Episcopo, et Episcopus de rege in capite. Et respond. pro quarta
parte feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
HOLME.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae quae tenentur de
Roberto Conniers, et idem  Robertus [tenet]  de Episcopo, et
Episcopus tenet totam villam de rege in capite. Et respond.
pro. vta parte feodi j milit., et nihil redd. [ad finem].
BERHEBY.P Episcopus Dunelm. tenet eandem villam in dominico de rege in capite. Et sunt in eadem iij car. terrae, excepta
una car. quam  Michaelq de Berheby tenet de haeredibus de
Ravenesthorp.  Et dat ad finem praedictum, sed quantum non fit
mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, et respond. [pro]r iiijt parte
feodi unius milit.
KNAYUETON.  In eadem villa sunt vij car. terre in dominico
i ad finem praedictum, A. B.
k Over Dinsdale, in the parish of Sockburn.
z On Sept. 30th, 1316, the bishop of Durham granted to Alice de Kellawe,
his sister, " custodiam omnium terrarum et tenementorum quse fuerunt domini
Gilberti Haunsard, militis, defuncti, in Horneby infra libertatem nostram de Allertonshire, et ad manus nostras devenerunt nomine custodiae, ratione minoris setatis
Willelmi filii et haeredis dicti domini Gilberti, una cum omnimodis reversionibus,
etc. Habend. et tenend., etc., ad legitimam aetatem haeredis praedicti, etc." (Reg.
Kellawe a/pud Dunelm.)
n praedictum, A.        n tenet, A. B.      o ad finem, A.
P Bereheby, modo Borowby, D. See p. 97.
q Nicholaus, A. B.      r pro A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF ALLERTONSIIIRE, N. R.              101
quas Episcopus tenet de rege in capite. Et respond. pro j feodo
unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
REMUNDEBY.  In eadem villa sunt x car. terrse et di.; de
quibus Ricardus de Reymundebys tenet iij car. terrse de Episcopo, et Episcopus tenet totam villam de Reymundeby de rege
in capite. Et Ricardus de Reymundeby respond. pro viijva parte
feodi j milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
THORNETON IN VIVAR'.t In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrwe;
de quibus Nicholaus de la Launde tenet unam car. terrwe de
Episcopo, et illam car. tenet idem Episcopus, una cum residuis
v car. terrs, de rege in capite pro di. feod. unius milit., et nihil
redd., ut supra.
NORTH OTERINGTON.  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrue;
de quibus Thomas de Hoterington tenet j car. et ij bov terrue,
Alanus Norreis di. car., Thomas de Hallebek j car. de Episcopo:
Thomas filius Austini tenet di. car. de Ricardo [de]" Reymundeby, et idem  Ricardus de Episcopo.  Et idem  Episcopus
tenet totam villam proedictam  de rege in capite; unde Thomas
de Hallebekv et Thomas de Oterington respond. pro tertia parte
feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem  [praedictum]."
SULEBY SUB KOTECLYF.X  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terroe;
de quibus Willelmus de Suleby tenet j car., Robertus de Fademore di. car., et Hugo Stirky ij bov. terrwe de Episcopo Dunelm.,
et idem  Episcopus tenet totam villam  de rege in capite.  Et
respond. pro di. feod. unius milit., et nihil [redd.] ad finem
predictum.
BRUMPTON.  In eadem villa sunt xiij car. terrae; de quibus
Thomas filius [Radulphi]o de Brumpton tenet iij car. terrEe,
Johannes Lungespiea et Johannes de Kylvington tenentb j car.
terrae de eodem Episcopo, et idem Episcopus tenet residuas viij
car. terrae in dominico, cum tota villa de Brumpton, de rege in
capite. Et respond. pro feodo j milit., et nihil redd., etc.
HELLERBECK. In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae quas Magister Hospitalis de Alverton tenet in liberam elemosinam; sed a
quo, vel per quod servitium, non fit mentio in inquisitionibus
praedictis. Et respond. pro iijtia parte feodi unius milit.
WYLTON ET HALIKELD.C  In eisdem  [villis]d sunt vj car.
* Sir Richard de Romundby was Custos of the city of York 1279-1281. He
was living in 1301 (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., 117).
t Thornton-le-Beans, in the parish of North Otterington.
de, A.       V Hellebeck, A. B.     " praedictum, A. B.
Sowerby-sub-Cotcliff, in the parish of Sigston.
Y Strik, A.   - Radulphi, A. B.        Lyngespyd, A.
b A. and B. omit tenent.
"~ Winton and Hallikeld, in the parish of Sigston.
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terrae et di.;e de quibus Stephanus Maunsell tenet di. car. de
Henrico Maunsell, et idem  Henricus de Episcopo; et iiij bov.
terrae tenentur de Ricardo de Reymundeby, et idem Ricardus
de eodem Episcopo; et residuae v car. et ij bov. tenentur similiter de eodem  Episcopo; et idem  Episcopus tenet praedictas
villasf de Wilton et Halikeld de rege in capite. Et respond. pro
di. feod. milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
NORTON.S  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae et di.; [de]
quibus Robertus Coniers tenet iij car. terrae de eodem Episcopo;
et una car. et xij bov. terrae tenentur de praedicto Roberto
Coniers, et idem Robertus de Episcopo, et idem Episcopus tenet
totam villam  de Norton de rege in capite.  Et respond. villa
praedicta pro di. feod. milit., et nihil redd. [ad finem praedictum.] h
ERLYSHAY.i In eadem villa sunt vj car. terree; de quibus
Petronilla de Coniers tenet j car. terrae et bov. terrae de Episcopo; et haer' Willelmi de Bonevill ten' xj bov. terrae de eodem
Episcopo; et Thomas [de]j Helbeck tenet vij bov. terrae de
prEedictis heredibus, et iidem  heredes de praedicto Episcopo;
et Robertus de Foxton tenet vj bov. terrae de [Thoma]k Hellebeck, et idem Thomas de Episcopo; et residue iijl car. tenentur
de Petronilla de Coniers, et eadem Petronilla tenet de eodem
Episcopo, et idem Episcopus tenet totam villam praedictam de
rege in capite. Et respond. pro feodo unius milit.
SMITON PARVA.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae; de quibus Willelmus de Smiton tenet j car. terrae, et Johannes filius
Thomae de Smiton tenet di. car. terrae de eodem Episcopo, et idem
Episcopus de rege in capite.  Et respond. villa praedicta pro
viijva parte feodi unius milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
SYGGESTON.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae; de quibus
Brianus filius Johannis tenet iij car. de Michaele de Ryhell, et
Michael de Episcopo; et Willelmus de Kokevill tenet residuas
iij car. terrae de eodem Episcopo, et idem Episcopus tenet villam
preedictam de rege in capite. Et respond. pro di. feod. j milit.,
et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
DYCTON."  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae; de quibus
Johannes Smyth (sic) Dyvill~ tenet ij car. terrae et di., et Ricardus de Reymundeby tenet ij car. terrae de eodem Episcopo; et
Johannes Morgan tenet di. car. de Willelmo de Smiton, et
idem Willelmus de Episcopo, et Episcopus totam  villam  prEeB. omits et di.             f praedictam villam, A. B.
s Norton Conyers.             h ad finem praedictum, A. B.
i West Harlsey.               J de, A. B.
k Thoma, A. B.' iiij car., A. B.
" j car. terrae et di., A.    " Deighton, near Welburv.
" Johannes de Eyvill, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF ALLERTONSHIRE, N. R.                 103
dictam de rege in capite. Et respond. pro di. feod. unius milit.,
et nihil redd. [ad finem praedictum].
HOTON BENEVILL.  Idem Episcopus tenet eandem villam de
rege in capite: et sunt in eadem v car. et di. quae tenentur de
eodem Episcopo. Et respond. villa praedicta pro di. feod. unius
milit., et nihil redd..
CESSAY.  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae; de quibus di.
car. et iiij bov. terrae tenentur de Marmaduco Darell; et idem
Marmaducus tenet iiij car. terrae de Johanne de Percy, et idem
Johannes de Episcopo Dunelm., et idem  Episcopus de rege in
capite. Et villa praedicta cum Hoton [respond.]q pro j feodo
milit., et nihil redd. [ad finem praedictum]."
THORNETON IN STRATA.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrse;
et3 di. car.'et ij bov. terrae tenentur de Ricardo Waxand, et idem
Ricardus tenet illas vj bov. terrae, cum iiij car. et ij bov. de
eodem Episcopo; et Ricardus de Thorneton tenet similiter j car.
de eodem Episcopo, et idem  Episcopus de rege in capite.  Et
respond. pro di. feod. j milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
WERKESHALL.   t  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrae quas
Johannes Hansard tenet de Gilberto Hansard, et idem  Gilbertus de Episcopo, et Episcopus de rege in capite. Et respond.
pro tertia parte feodi j milit., et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
NORTH KYLVINGTON.  In eadem  villa sunt viju car. terrae;
quarum xiiij bov. terrae tenentur de Abbate de Eggelyston; et
idem Abbas tenet quinque car. et iij bov. terrae; et tenet etiam
totam villam praedictam de Episcopo, et idem Episcopus de rege
in capite. Et respond. pro di. feod. j milit., et nihil redd. [ad
finem praedictum]."
TYMELBY.  In eadem  villa sunt [iij]w car. terrme quas Willelmus de Colvill tenet de Episcopo Dunelm., et idem  Episcopus de rege in capite. Et respond. pro iiijta  parte feodi unius
milit., et nihil [redd.]Y ad finem predictum.
LAYSINGBY. In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae quas Johannes
Lytelgreynsz tenet de Episcopo, et idem Episcopus de rege in
capite.  Et respond. pro vjta parte feodi j milit., et nihil redd.
ad finem praedictum.
P ad finem praedictum, A.          q respond., A. B.
r ad finem praedictum, A.' quarum, A. B.
t High Worsall.                    " vj car., A.
ad finem praedictum, A.           W iij car., A. B.
vjta parte, A.                    Y redd., A.
Sir John de Lithegrenes, a person much employed in state affairs (Fasti Ebor.,
i., 336), was sheriff of Yorkshire 1280-1285, a justice itinerant in 1293, escheator
north of Trent in 1295, and custos of the archbishopric of York in 1297. In
1290 he and Alice his wife erected a chapel within the manor of Lasenby, and
established therein a college for a master and six chaplains.




104            KTRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
KYLBURN.a  In  eadem villa sunt iij car. terrme; de quibus
Johannes de Syvllb tenet ij car. terrae de Rogero de Moubray,
et idem Rogerus de rege in capite; et redd. ad finem prsedictum
per ann. ijs. et vjd.: et Prior de Novoburgo tenet j car. terram
in eadem villa, de dote ecclesiae, de Rogero de Moubray, et idem
Rogerus de rege in capite. Et respond. pro iiijta parte feodi
unius milit.
WODHALL APUD TRESK.C  Rogerus de Moubray tenet manerium de Wodhalld in dominico suo pro iij car. terrae de rege in
capite; et Adam de Pyketon tenet de eodem manerio unam car.
terrae et v acras prati de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de
rege in capite.  Et nihil redd. [ad finem praedictum].e
RUNGETONf  In eadem  [villa]9 sunt iij car. terrae quas Willelmus de Mundevill tenet de Episcopo, et idem Episcopus de
rege in capite. Et respond. pro iiijta parte feodi unius milit., et
nihil redd.h
OSMUNDEBY.i   Episcopus Dunelm. tenet eandem villam  de
rege in capite. Et respond. pro tertia parte feodi unius milit.,
et nihil redd. ad finem pruedictum.
a Kilburn is in Birdforth wapentake.     b Eyvill, A. B.
" Thirsk is in Birdforth wapentake.
d On 23rd March, 15th Edward II. the king granted "manerium de la Wodehall, et villam de Thresk, cum pertinentiis, in corn. Ebor., quae fuerunt Johannis
de Moubray, inimici et rebellis," to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond (Fed.,
ii., 480).
e ad finem prsedictum, A.      f West Rounton.
g villa, A. B.                 h A. and B. omit et nihil redd.
Osmotherley.




WAPENTAGIUM DE BRUDEFORD.a
DE LIBERTATE BELLE LAND2E.
SUTTON.b  In eadem villa sunt iijC car. terrae, quse sunt de
feodod unius militis, quas diversi tenent diversimode de Abbate
de Bella Landa, prout plenius continetur in inquisitionibus
praedictis.  Et idem  Abbas tenet de harede de Stutevill, et
idem  hseres de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege
per baroniam; sed non fit mentio per quod servitium.
MARTHERBY. In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae, unde xij car.
faciunt, etc., quae tenentur de praedicto Abbate, et idem Abbas
de haeredibus Baldewyni Wak, et iidem haeredes de Rogero de
Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege; sed non fit mentio, etc.
LAYSTHORPE.6  In eadem  villa sunt ij car. terrae, unde xij
car., etc., quae tenentur de praedicto Abbate, et idem Abbas de
haeredibus Baldewyni Wak, ut supra.
THORMOTHEBY.f  In eadem villa est una car. terrae et v bov.
terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod. unius milit., quae tenentur de
praedicto Abbate, et idem Abbas de haer' Petri de Brus, et haer'
praedicti Petri de rege [in capite];g sed non dicitur per quod
servitium.
THORP JUXTA EBOR.h  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae et
iij bov., unde xij car. faciunt feod., etc., quwe tenentur de predicto
Abbate, et idem Abbas de Abbate de Seleby, et idem Abbas de
rege; sed non fit mentio, etc., in inquisitionibus praedictis per
quod servitium.
OTERINGTON.i In eadem villa sunt (blank) car. terrae, unde
x car. faciunt feod., etc.; de quibus Ricardus de Waylomej tenet
ij car. et di. de Rogerok de Malbys, et idem  Ricardus tenet ij
car. et di. de praedicto [Abbate de] I Bella Landa, et idem Abbas
de haeredibus de Brus, et iidem haeredes de rege.
SKACOLDEN.n  In eadem villa sunt vij bov. terrae, unde viij
car. faciunt feod. milit., quas Abbas de Bella Landa tenet de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege; sed non fit
mentio per quod servitium.
FALDINGDEN.n  In eadem villa sunt xv bov. terrae, unde viij
- Collated with MSS. A. and B.   b Sutton-under-Whitestone Cliff.
c iiijor car., A. B.          d que faciunt feod., A. B.
e Laysthorpe is in Ryedale wapentake.
f Thornaby, in the parish of Stainton, in the wapentake of Langbargh.
g in capite, A. B.   h Middlethorpe, in the Ainsty.   i South Ottrington.
i Woland, A. Waylond, B.    k Ricardo, A. B.' Abbate de, A. B.
m Scackleton, in the parish of Hovingham, in the wapentake of Bulmer.
"Fawdington, in the parish of Cundall. By inquisitions taken in 1309 and




106             KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
car. faciunt feod. milit., quas Abbas de Bella Landa tenet de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege, etc.
AMPELFORD.~  In eadem villa est una car. terrae et una bov.
terrae, unde viij car. faciunt feod., etc.; de quibus Walterus de
London tenet di. car. de Radulpho filio Willelmi, et Radulphus
de Abbate de Bella Landa: Galfridus Attebek tenet j car. de
eodem  Abbate; et idem Abbas tenet j bov. terrae de Johanne
[de] Charkenull, et Johannes de Roberto de Ros, et Robertus
de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege; sed non fit
mentio per quod servitium.
OSEGOTEBY.q  In eadem  villa sunt iiij car. terrae, unde viij
car. faciunt feod., etc., [quas] Abbas de Bellalanda tenet de
haerede Walteri de Manull, et idem  haeres de Olivero de Buscy,
et idem Oliverus de Rogero de Moubray, et idem de rege.
BELLAUND.  In Veteri Bellaund sunt viij car. terrae, quae
faciunt feod., etc.,quas Abbas de Bellalanda tenet de Hugone (?)
de Malebyse, et idem Hugo de praedicto Rogero.
MORTON.r  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae, unde viij car.
faciunt feod., etc., quas praedictus Abbas tenet de Hugone (?) de
Malebyse, et idem Hugo de praedicto Rogero.
THORP.$  In eadem  villa est una car. terrae, unde viij car.
faciunt feod., etc., quas idem Abbas tenet de Johanne [de]t
Steingreve, et idem Johannes de Rogero de Moubray, et idem
Rogerus de rege.
Et omnes praedictas terras, et alias quas praedictus Abbas de
Bella Landa tenet ibidem quam alibi in comitatu Ebor., tenet in
liberam elemosinam per cartas diversorum regum.
Abbas de Bellalanda tenet de feodo de Moubray iij feoda et
di. et ix bov.
Item tenet de feodo de Brus di. feod. milit. j car. et v bov.
terrae; sed non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis in quibus
locis praedicta feoda tenentur, nec per quod servitium.
1327, it was found that the Abbot of Byland was exempt from finding meat for
man and horse (putura) for the forester at this grange, and that of Balschagh,
within the liberty of the forest (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 332). Boscar Grange is
about four miles east of Fawdington.
o Ampleforth, in Ryedale wapentake.  P de Charkevill, A. B.
q This is Osgodby, in the parish of Thirkleby, and not "Osgoteby, near
Scardeburg," as erroneously stated by Dr. Burton (Mon. Ebor., 335).
r Morton or Murton, an extra-parochial district between Old Byland and
Hawnby.
I Perhaps this is Thorpefield, a hamlet about two miles W.S.W. of Thirsk.
Before 1198, the monks of Byland had "ex dono Rogeri de Molbray et Mathildis
de Steyngreve, terram in Petithorp juxta Thresk" (Mon. Angl., v. 352). And
Dr. Burton says, Maud de Staingrif, and Simon, her son, gave lands in Thorpe,
alias Petty-Thorpe, juxta Thresk, to the same monks (Mon. Ebor., 337). They
had also lands in Thorpe, near Ampleforth (Ibid.).
t de, A. B.




WAPENTAGIUM DE BULEMER.a
CORNEBURGH.  In eadem villa sunt vij car. terrae; quarum
iiijor car. tenentur de Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem Ranulphus
de Petro de Malo Lacu, et idem Petrus de rege in capite. Item,
Robertus Haket tenet ij car.; quarum una tenetur de Marmeduco de Tweng, et idem Marmeducus de praedicto Ranulpho, et
alia car. tenetur de eodem  Ranulpho, et ipse Ranulphus, ut
supra; et Prior de Marton tenet iijb car. et di., sed non dic' de
quo, nec per quod servitium.
SHIREF HOTON. In eadem villa sunt xvj car. terrae; quarum
ecclesia dotata est de una car.; et Ranulphus de Nevill tenet in
dominico xiiij car. terrae de Petro de Malo Lacu, et idem Petrus
de rege in capite, unde xv car. faciunt feod. unius milit.; et
Vicarius ejusdem villke tenet unam car., sed non die' de quo,
nec per quod servitium.
FERLINGTON. In eadem villa sunt iijC car. terrae et ij bov.;
quarum ecclesia dotatur de ij bov. terrae; et Johannes de Ferlington tenet residuas iiijd car. terrae de Ranulpho de Nevill, et
idem  Ranulphus de Petro de Malo Lacu, et idem Petrus de
rege.  Et nihil redd. ad finem predictum, nec aliud fit inde
servitium de quo fit mentio, etc.
WEST LILLING.  In eadem  villa sunt ij car. terrae quas
Johannes de Ferlington tenet de Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem
Ranulphus de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite.
Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus
praedictis.
THORALDETHORP.e  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. et ij bov.;
de quibus ecclesia dotatur [de]f ij bov. terrae; et Willelmus de
Mortuo Mari tenet ij car. et iij bov. terrae, et Comes Marescallusg iij bov. terrae de feodo Baldewyni Wak, et idem Baldewyn
de rege in capite; et Abbas de Bella Landa tenet ij bov. terrae
et j toftum, sed non dic' de quo, nec per quod servitium.
HEWORTH.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae; quarum  iij
a Collated with MSS. A. and B.          b ij car., A.
c iiijor car., A. B.                    d ij car., A.
e Tholthorpe, in the parish of Alne.    f de, A. B.
g Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk, son of Hugh Bygod, by Joan, daughter and
heiress of Nicholas de Stuteville, and widow of Hugh Wake (Dugd. Bar., i., 135,
458).




108            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
car. sunt de feodo Briani filii Alani, et idem  Brianus tenet de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite; et xvjh
bov. terrae sunt de feodo de Mermyun, et iiji car. terrae sunt de
feodo Abbatis et Conventus Beatwe Marine Ebor., nec aliquid fit
inde servitium de quo fit mentio, etc.
BULEMER.  In eadem  villa est unum  feodum  milit. quod
Johannes de Bulemer tenet de Petro de Malo Lacu, et idem
Petrus de rege in capite; de quo feodo ecclesia dotatur de v bov.
terrae, et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
MARTON.  In eadem villa est quarta pars feodi unius milit.
quam Prior de Marton tenet de [Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem
Ranulphus de]j Petro [de Malo Lacu],k et [idem]l Petrus de
rege in capite, et nihil redd.
BRANDESBY, STERISBY  [ET BRAFFERTON.]m   Nicholaus de
Rypar' tenet in eisdem villis unum feod. milit., unde xij car.
faciunt feod. milit., de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de
rege in capite; de quo feodo ecclesia de Braferton dotatur de
una car. terrae, et ecclesia de Brandesby dotatur similiter de
una car. terrae ibidem, et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
HOTON COLESWAYN."   Robertus de Boulton~ tenet Hoton
ColeswaynP de rege in capite per servitium quartae partis feodi
unius milit.; unde ecclesia dotatur de ij bov. terrae, et nihil
redd. [per ann.]q ad finem praedictum.
HOTON BARDOLF.r  In eadem  villa sunt v car. terrae et di.;
quarum Prior de Kyrkeham tenet ij bov. terrae, de quibus ecclesia
sua dotatur; et xxj bov. terrae tenentur de haeredibus Hugonis
Bardolf,  et iidem  haeredes de Comite Marescallo, et idem
Comes de rege; et Walterus Russell tenet ix bov. terrae de
Alano de Kyrkeham, et idem  Alanus de praedictis haeredibus,
ut supra. Item, idem Walterus tenet ij bov. terrae de Priore de
h xv bov., A. B.              i ij car., A.
i Ranulpho de Nevill, et idem Ranulphus de, A. B.
k de Malo Lacu, A. B.' idem, A. B.
et Brafferton, A. B.
Low Hutton, alias Hutton upon Derwent, in the parish of Huttons Ambo.
o Son of Thomas de Boulton, and brother and heir of John de Boulton (Cal.
Gen., i., 296), who by Inq. p. m. 8 Edw. I. died seised of the manor of Coleswanhoton (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 69). Thomas de Boulton was returned lord of Hoton
super Derwent in 1316.
q 45th Hen. III. An inquisition, "De serjantia porte Castri Ebor., et de po opinquiore haerede tenendi eandem de Rege." The jurors say that, "Johannes filius
Elienorse est propinquior haeres ratione cujusdam antecessoris sui, nomine Coleswayn, qui serjantiam illam habuit de dono cujusdam Regis Angliae a tempore a
quo non extat memoria" (Cal. Gen., i., 97). In the 54th Hen. III., "Serjantiam
portse castri ipbor." was granted to Thomas de Boulton (Cal. Rot. Chart., 101).
q per ann., A. B.             r Probably High Hutton.
* Hugh Bardolf gave to the canons of Kirkham pasture for a hundred sheep
in this territory (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 375).




WAPENTAKE OF BULMER, N. R.                     109
Malton; et idem  Prior tenet j bov. terrse, et Prior de Kyrkeham
tenet j bov. terrae; sed non die' de quo, nec per quod servitium.
HOTON MUIRTHON.t  In eadem  villa sunt iiiju car. terrse;
quarum Prior de Maltonv tenet j bov.w terrae in liberam  elemosinam; et ix bov. terrse tenentur de Willelmo [de]x Percy de
Kyldall, et idem Willelmus de Petro de Brus, et idem Petrus
de rege; et xiij bov. terrse tenentur de Willelmo de Beverlay,Y
et idem Willelmus de proedicto W. de Percy, et ipse ut supra.
CONYSTHORP.  In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terroe, unde xvj
car. faciunt feod. milit., quas Prior Sanctae Trinitatis Ebor. tenet
de Roberto Luterell, et idem  Robertus de rege in capite: et
nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.0
t Omitted in A. and B. Hoton Murhom, R. S. I am unable to identify this
place.                    u iij car., A. B.
" King John confirmed to the canons of Malton sixty acres "in territorio de
Hoton Bardolfe, Colswain Hoton, et Hoton Mainvevilain" (Mon. Angl., vi. 973).
w ij bov., A. B.       * de, A. B.         Y Everley, A. B.
This account of the wapentake of Bulmer is very incomplete. Amongst the
documents printed in the Appendix will be found an Inquisition " de feodis militum quse tenentur de rege in capite," taken at York in 1315, but referring to the
28th and 31st Edw. I., which contains particulars relating to thirty places not
mentioned in the abridgments of Kirkby's Inquest.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE RIDALE.a]
Veredictum wapentagii de Ridale per xij, scilicet, dominum
Ivonem de Ettun, Walterum de Robt',i  Nicholaum de Bart(on),
Johannem  de Besyngby, Johannem  de Relaund,c Jacobum  de
Hoby,d Willelmum  Attebec de Hampelford, Willelmum   de
Habet (on), Rogerum Rabot, Robertum de Sproxton, Bernardum
de Berg.
Ad articulum  de extractis et summonitionibus scaccarii per
quas debita regis exiguntur in comitatu, tam  infra libertatem
quam extra, dicimus quod ballivi Beatse Mariae Ebor. recipiunt
extractas et summonitiones de vicecomite, et respondet vicecomes ad scaccarium  Ebor., scilicet, de quo tempore Abbas et
Conventus [utebantur libertate non  constat nobis: similiter
ballivi de libertate Sancti Petri Ebor. recipiunt extractas et
summonitiones sicut ballivi]e Beatae Mariae Ebor,, et respond.
ad scaccarium eodem modo; de quo tempore non est memoria.
Ad articulum  de hundredis, dicimus quod tres wapentagii
sunt in Northridding, scilicet, Ridale, Bulmer [et]f Brudford,
et nunc redd. iiijxx marcas, et solebant reddere tantum 1 marcas.
Quot sunt villoe in wapentagio, xlvij, scilicet, Malton,
Brocton, Swynton, [Eymunderby,]s Appilton, Barton, Yaresthorp,h Sutholm, Slengesby, Fryton, Holthorp, Poklee, Hammelec,i Bolum,j Ampelford, West Neuton, [Sproxton, Harum,
Laysthorp, Gyllyng, Colton, Calveton, Howyngham,]k Wath,
Staingrive, Nunington, West Nesse, Est Nesse, Buldforth,
Northolm, Grimeston, Muscotes, Riclof,n Nawelton," Wyma Collated with MSS. A. and B.
b Colt', A. B. Walter de Colton. See p. 118.
c Felouid, A. Felaund, B.         d Holme, A. B. See p. 117.
e utebantur libertate non constat nobis: similiter ballivi de libertate Sancti
Petri Ebor. recipiunt extractas et summonitiones sicut ballivi, A. B.
f et, A. B.
g Eymunderby, A. B. Amotherby, in the parish of Appleton-le-Street.
h Yarpesthorp, A. B. Probably Easthorpe, two miles S.S.E. of Barton-leStreet.               i Helmsley.
i Beadlam, in the parish of Kirkdale.
k Sproxton, Harum, Laysthorp, Gyllyng, Colton, Calueton, Howyngham,
A. B.
I Bulford, A. Balford, B. There is no vill of this name mentioned in
Domesday Book; but the district now known as Bulmer wapentake is, in that
record, called "Bolesford wapentac."
n Ricolff, A. B. This place has disappeared. See p. 117, note t.
Nawton, in the parish of Kirkdale.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.               111
bylton, Fadmore, Gillingmore, Kyrkeby Moresheued, Ediston,
Byldesdale, Butterwyk, Neusom, Riton,~ Habbeton, Thorneton
de Riseberg', Parva Berg', Magna Berg'.
VETUS MALTON. In Veteri Malton sunt xij car. terrae de
feodo de Vescy; quarum Canonici de eadem tenent j car. et di.
in elemosinam non geld.; et j car. terrae est de libertate Sancti
Petri Ebor.; et domina Agnes de Vescy tenet ix car. terrae et
di., tam in dominico quam in servitio, et geld., unde dominus
de Vescy tenet de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de Moubray
de rege in capite; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
BROCTON. In eadem villa sunt x car. terrae; quarum Prior
de Malton tenet iiij car. terrae in elemosinam  de feodo de
Moubray non geld.; et Willelmus Lovell tenet iiij car. terrae
geld. de Willelmo Latimer, [et Willelmus Latymer]  de Rogero
de Moubray, et ipse de rege in capite; et ecclesia dotata [est] 
de j car. terrae, et tenetur de Sancto Albano de feodo de
Moubray, et Moubray in capite de rege; et Thomas Maunsell
tenet iij bov. et di. de feodo de Luterell, et Luterell in capite
de rege; et haer' Rogeri de Buterwyk ten' iij bov. et di. geld.
de feodo [de] Luterell, et Luterell in capite de rege; et Prior
de Malton tenet j bov. de eodem feodo non geld.; unde de feodo
de Moubray xij car. faciunt feod. milit., et de feodo de Luterell
vj car. faciunt feod. milit. Et Willelmus de Lovell redd. ad
finem wap. ex parte sua per ann. ijs., et alii tenentes non redd.
ad finem wap.
SWYNTON. In Swynton sunt x car. terre; quarum ij car.
terrae sunt de feodo de Vescy; [quarum]" Canonici de Malton
tenent j car. terrae in elemosinam; et Ricardus Brids tenet ij
car. terra de socagio de Pykeryng; haer' Johannis Ranuphar't
ten' iij bov. terrae geld., et haer' Willelmi de Cresakres di. car.
terrae de feodo Painill geld., et Painil in capite de rege; et
haer' Martini Clerku ij bov. terrae geld. de eodem feodo; et haer'
Thomae Maunsell di. car. geld. de eodem  feodo. Nicholaus
Buddev tenet iij bov. terrae geld. de Priore de Drax, non geld.
quia elemosina, et haer' Laurentiiw Carpentarii ij bov. terrae
geld., et Robertus Chaumberd j bov., Radulphus filius Gilberti
tenet j bov., Willelmus Paynell j bov., Andreas Luterell ij car.
et di.  Et dicunt etiam  quod Appylton et Swynton solebant
teneri in capite de domino rege per Johannem Painill, et nunc
o Ryton, Habton, and Great and Little Barugh are in Pickering Lithe
wapentake.
P et Willelmus Latymer, A. B.     g est, A. B.
quarum, A. B.                    * Brett, A. B.
t Rumphar', A. B.                 U Clere', A. B.
v Dodde, A. B.                    w Henr', A.




112             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
alienatae sunt Thomwe de Boueltonx per praedictum  Johannem.
Et Robertus de Bouelton, filius prwedicti Thomse, nunc tenet per
medium, sed quot [car. faciunt] feod. ignorant.  Et non redd.
fines, nec alii praedicti.
EYMUNDERBY.  In Eymunderby sunt vijY car. terra de feodo
Luterell, et iiijor car. ij bov. de feodo Brus,I [et j car. de feodo
Brus, unde]"  mediet. respond. apud Brocton, et ij bov. in elemosinam  ad [ecclesiam]b de antiquo, et Andreas Luterell iiij
car. ij bov., unde xj car. faciunt feod.; et de feodo Basset vij
car. faciunt feod.; et de feodo de Brus nesciunt quot car. faciunt
feod.  Et redd. [per ann.]c ad finem wap. ijs.
APILTON.d  In  Apilton  sunt iiij car. terrae de feodo  de
Paynill; unde ecclesia dotata est de j car. terrae, et non geld.;
et Robertus de Bouelton tenet iij car. terrae geld. per medium
de Johannee Paynill, et Johannes Paynill in capite de rege. Et
quot car. faciunt feod. nesciunt. Et redd. fines cum villa de
Yarpthorp, prout infra continetur.
BARTON.  In Barton sunt x car. terrae; unde ecclesia dotata
est de di. car. non geld.; et Henricus de Greys tenet ixh car.
et di. in capite de rege, et sunt geld. Et quot. car. faciunt
feod. milit. nesciunt. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. xs.i
YARPESTHORP.  In Yarpesthorp sunt ij car. terrae geld. quas
Robertus de Boveltonj tenet de Hugonek Paynill pro iiijta parte
feodi j milit., et Hugo de Panill in capite de domino rege. Et
redd. pro hac villa, et pro Apilton, pro fine wap. per ann. ijs.
SUTHOLM.  In Sutholm  sunt iij car. terrae geld. de feodo de
Moubray; unde Yvo de Etton tenet j car. et di., et Nicholaus
de Barton j car., et haer' Rogeri de Butterwyck di. car.; et
tenentur de Rogero  [de]t Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in
* In the 3rd Edward I. there was an Inquisition taken " de terra in Swinton
quam Thomas de Boulton, nuper defunctus, dum laboraret in extremis, vero
sanae mentis, dedit Priori et Conventui de Malton" (Cal. Gen., i., 230).
y vj car., A.                Z Bassett, A. B.
a et j car. de feodo Brus; unde, A. B.
ecclesiam, A. B.           c per ann., A. B.
d Appleton-le-Street.
" de Hugone Paynill in capite de rege, A. B. See p. 115, postea.
f Yarthorp, A. B.
s The Inq. p. m. of John de Grey was taken in the 5th Henry III., his son
Henry, then about 14 years old, being his next heir. " Sed dicunt [juratores]
quod quidam Thomas de Codenouere venit apud Barton et tulit breve domini
Johannis de Grey et cepit seisinam de Barton ad opus Johannae, filiae ejusdem
Johannis, et cepit fidelitatem ab hominibus ad recognitionem, sed quia hoc fuit
post datam in brevi domini Regis directo eschaetori, eschaetor dictam terram
cepit in manum domini Regis" (Cal. Gen., i., 157).
x car., A. B.' ijs., A. B.
J His brother, John de Boulton, died seised of the manor of Yarpesthorp in
the 8th Edward I.
k See p. 115, postea.' de, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.                113
capite; unde xx car. faciunt feod. Et redd. pro fine wap. per
ann. xviijd.
SLENGESBY.  In Slengesby sunt xv car. terrae de feodo de
Moubray; unde ecclesia dotata est de j car. non geld.; et Fratres
Militiae Templi tenent ij bov. non geld.; et Canonici de Kyrkham
ij bov. terrae non geld.; et Canonici de Malton j car. non geld.;
et Johannes Chaumbard tenet v car. [terrae]m per medium  de
haer' de Wake, et haer' de Wake de Rogero de Moubray, et
Rogerus de Moubray de rege in capite: et Willelmus de Wywyll?
tenet vij car. terrae et di. geld. de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus
tenet in capite de rege; unde vij car. terrae de feodo Chambard
faciunt feod. milit., et xij car. terrae de parte Willelmi de
Wiwyle faciunt feod. [milit.].~ Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann.
xs. iiijd.
FRITON.  In Friton sunt vj car. terra de feodo de Moubray;
unde Johannes de Barton tenet iij car. terrae geld. de Rogero
Moubray, [et]P Matheus de Luvainsq ij car. terrae geld.r et vij
bov. geld.s de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus in capite de
rege; et capella dotatur de j bov. non geld.; unde lx car.
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. ijs.
HOLTHORP.  In Holthorp sunt ij car. terrae geld. de feodo
de Moubray; unde Johannes de Holthorp tenet de Matheo de
Lowains et de Johanne de Barton, et praedicti Matheus et
Johannes tenent de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in
capite; unde xxviij car. terra faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro
fine wap. per ann. xijd.
POCKELE.  In Pokkele sunt [blank]t car. terrae geld. de
feodo de Ros; et dominus Robertus de Ros tenet in capite de
domino rege; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et [nihil]u
redd. ad finem [praedictum]".
HAMMELEC.  In Hammelec sunt v car. terrae geld.; unde
dominus Robertus de Ros tenet in capite de domino rege; unde
xxiiij car. terra faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per
ann. 111ijs.
BODLUM.  In Bodlum  sunt iij car. terrae geld. de feodo de
Ros; unde Johannes de Surdewall et Willelmus filius Willelmi
tenent per medium  de Roberto de Ros, et Robertus de Ros de
" v bov. terrae, A. v (blank) terra, B.
" William de Wyvill had a charter of free warren in Slingsby, Sledmere, and
Colton in 1253 (Cal. Rot. Chart., 81).
~ milit., A. B.          P et, A. B.
9 Matthew de Louvaine has been previously mentioned. He was summoned
to Parliament in 1294 (Nicolas's Synopsis, Edit. 1857, p. 297).
A. and B. omit terrae geld.      I A. and B. omit geld.
t iij car., A. ij car., B.        u nihil, A. B.
v pradictum, A. B.
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114            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
rege in capite; unde xij car. et vj bov. terrse faciunt feod. milit.
Et redd. pro fine wap. [per ann.]w xvjd. ob.
AMPILFORD ET OSWALDKYRKE.  In Ampilford et Oswaldkyrke sunt iiij car. terrae et vj bov. geld. de feodo Roberti de
Ros quas Johannes de Jarkenwylez  et Nicholaus de Barton
tenent de Roberto de Ros, [et Robertus de Ros]  in capite de
rege; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.  Et redd. pro
finibus iiijs.Z Item, sunt ibidem iiij car. terrae de eodem feodo;
unde iij car. sunt de libertate Sancti Petri non geld., et Abbas
de Bellalanda tenet j car. terrae de eodem feodo non geld.
WEST NEUTON.  In West Neuton sunt iiij car. terrae geld.
de feodo de Ros; unde Abbas de Riewall tenet de Roberto de
Sproxton, et Robertus de Sproxton tenet de Roberto de Ros, et
Robertus de Ros de rege in capite; unde xij car. faciunt feod.
milit. Et redd. pro fine [wap.] a ijs.
SPROXTON.  In  Sproxton  sunt vj car. terrae geld. quas
Robertus de Sproxtonb tenet de Roberto de Ros in serjantiam, et
redd. per ann. j marc., quae etiam solebant teneri de domino
rege in capite, et nune tenentur de Roberto de Ros per medium, et non redd. finem.
HARUM.  In Harum  sunt [iiij]  car. terrae geld. de feodo de
Ros; unde Willelmus de Harum  tenet de Roberto de Ros, et
Robertus de Ros de rege in capite; unde x car. faciunt feod.
milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. iiijs.
LAISTHORP.  In Laisthorp sunt ij car. terrae non geld. quas
Abbas de Bella tenet de haer' de Wake in elemosinam de feodo
[de]d Moubray; unde ij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., et non
redd. finem.
DE FEODIS MILITUM  CUJUSLIBET VILLAE IN  EODEM  WAPENTAGIO.
MALTON.  Johannes de Vescy  tenet Malton pro j feodo
milit. de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de Moubray in capite
de rege.
" per ann., A. B.             * Jerkenwyld, A. Jarkenwild, B.
Y et Robertus de Ros, A. B.
1 Et non redd. finem, A. B.   a wap., A. B.
b The Inq. p. m. of Robert de Sproxton was taken April 6th, 1299. The
jurors say, "quod proedictus Robertus tenuit die quo obiit'in Sproxton septem
bovatas terrae, quarum quselibet valet per annum quinque solidos, et quatuor
cotagia:-de quibus quidem septem bovatis terrae et quatuor cotagiis prmedictis
dicunt quod Matilda, quae fuit uxor praedicti Roberti, feoffata fuit per Willielmum
de Sproxton et pacificam seisinam inde habuit per tredecim septimanas antequam
prsedictus Robertus ipsam desponsavit." They also say that William, son of the
aforesaid Robert, is his next heir, and was 21 years old on the Feast of the
Invention of the Holy Cross last past (Cal. Gen., ii., 565).
iiij car., A. B.              d de, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.               115
BROCTON. Willelmus de Lovell tenet iiij car.e terrse pro
quartaf parte feodi unius milit. de Willelmo de Latimer, et
Willelmus Latimer de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege
in capite.
SWYNTON. Johannes de Vescy tenet vj car. terrae in Swynton
pro di. feod. milit. de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in
capite.
EYMUNDERBY. Robertus Luterell habet in Eymunderby vij
car. terre pro di. feod. unius milit., et tenet in capite de domino
rege.
APELTON ET YARPESTHORP. Robertus de Bouuelton tenet
in Apelton et Yarpesthorp pro di. feod. milit. de Johanne
Paynill, et Johannes in capite de rege.
BARTON. Henricus de Gray tenet Barton pro di. feod., et
tenet in capite de rege.
SLYNGESBY. Willelmus Wywyle tenet medietatem feod. in
eadem de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite; et
Johannes Chamberd tenet medietatem feod. in eadem de haer'
de Wake, et har' de Wake de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus
de rege in capite.
FRITON ET HOLTHORP.  Matheus de Lowains, Johannes de
Barton, et Johannes de Holthorp tenent in Friton et Holthorp
viij car. terrae pro quarta parte feodi milit.; et tenent de Johanne
de Chauncefeld,g et Johannes de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus
in capite de rege.
HAIMELEC ET POCKELE. Robertus de Ros tenet Haumelec
[et]h Pockele pro tertiai parte feodi, et tenentur de rege in
capite.
BODLUM. Johannes de Surdewall et Willelmus filius Willelmi tenent Bodlum de domino Roberto de Ros, et Robertus de
Ros de rege in capite; et respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit.
AMPILFORD ET OSWALDKYRKE.  Johannes [de] JarkenvileJ
et Nicholaus de Barton tenent in Ampilford et Oswaldkyrke
quartam  partem  feodi milit.; et tenent de Roberto Ros, et
Robertus Ros in capite de rege.
WEST NEUTON. Abbas de Rievall tenet West Neuton; et
solebat respondere pro iijtia parte feodi milit.; et tenet de
Roberto de Ros, et Robertus de rege in capite.
HARUM. Willelmus de Harumk tenet Harum; et respond.
* iiij bov., A. B. See p. 111.  f vt' parte, A. B.
g John de Chauncefeld is not mentioned at p. 113.  a et, A. B.
iiijt', A.                 J de Jerkenville, A. B.
k Of this family, no doubt, was John de Harum of York, who by will
dated " in hospitio Willelmi de Thorpe in Flete strete, London," Nov. 21st, 1347
[pr. Dec. 13th], desires to be buried within the churchyard of St. Dunstan. He
left two sons, William and John (Reg. Zouche, 320). His brother Robert, son
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116             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
pro tertial parte feodi; et tenet de Roberto Ros, et Robertus
in capite de rege.
GYLLING ET SUTHOLM.  Yvo de Etton et Ni.m tenet Gilling
et Sutholm pro quarta parte feodi; et tenet de Rogero Moubray,
et Rogerus in capite de rege.
COLTON.  Willelmus de  Wywile  tenet Colton  pro  tertia
parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus in
capite de rege.
CALVETON.  Rogerus de Baundmisters" tenet iij car. terrae;
et respond. pro iiijta parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Johanne de
Paynil, et Johannes in  capite de rege.  Et Johannes Cruer'
tenet iij car. terrae in eadem; et respond. pro quarta parte feodi
milit.; et tenet de haer' de Wake, et haer' de Rogero Moubray,
et Rogerus in capite de rege.
HOVINGHAM.  Rogerus de Moubray tenet Hovingham; et
respond. pro di. feod.; et tenet in capite de rege.
WATH.  Nicholaus [de]  StapiltonP tenet Wath; et respond.
pro xxma parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Rogero Moubray, et
Rogerus de rege in capite.
STAINGRIVE.  Johannes de Staingriveq tenet iij car. terrae;
of Hamo de Harum, by will dated at Harum, Nov. 9th, 1349 [pr. Nov. 16th],
and witnessed by Sir William de Malbys, knight, Thomas de Etton, Robert de
Sproxton, Robert de Flaynburgh, constable of Helmsley Castle, and others,
bequeaths to his brother, William de Harum, rector of Acaster Malbis, " totum
jus et clameum et terminum meum quod habeo, vel habui, vel habere potero, in
manerio de Botholom (Beadlam) in Ridale," as specified "in quadam indentura
inter Amandum  Surdevale de Benyngholm et me confecta;" also "illud tenementum meum, cum shopis, celariis, solariis, sedificiis, et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis in vico de Marketskire (Pavement) in Ebor." (Reg. Zouche, 339).
The above-mentioned William de Harum was instituted to the rectory of Acaster
Malbis Aug. 20th, 1349 (Ibid., 35), resigning it in 1358. His will has not been
preserved; but I find that his executor, John de Norton, clerk, by a deed dated
Dec. 21st, 1362, conveyed the property in Marketskire to four spicers and citizens
of York, members of the Guild of Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin in Fossgate, afterwards called the Confraternity and Guild of the Blessed Trinity, and
united to the Fellowship and Mystery of Merchants and Mercers of the city of
York. Robert de Harum, mercer, was made a freeman of York in 1352, and
filled the office of bailiff in 1370-1. He died about 1392, leaving a son, William
de Harum, then a monk.
I iiijt^, A.
"n Nicholas de Barton held j car. in Sutholm (p. 112, ante), but it does not
appear that he had any interest in Gilling.
n Blaundmusters, A. B. He is afterwards called Blauncmusters.
o de, A. B.
p Nicholas de Stapelton had a charter of free warren in Stapelton, Wath,
Kirkby, North Duffeld, and Oustwyc in the 56th Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart.,
104).
q His father, Simon de Staingreve, had a charter of free warren in Stayngreve,
Nunnington, Ricalfe, Nesse, and Waterholme in the 41st Henry III. (Plac. de
Quo Warr., 221). John deStaingrevexdied s. p. m. in 1295.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.                117
et respond. pro di. feod. milit.; [et tenet de Johanne de Paynill,
et Paynill de rege in capite.]r
NUNINGTON.  Johannes de Staingrive tenet iiij car. terrae;
et respond. pro medietate feodi milit.; et tenet de Johanne de
Paynill, et Paynill de rege in capite.  Et Adam  Gorny tenet
in eadem iij car.; et respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit.; et
tenet de haeredibus de Brus, et haeredes de Brus de rege in
capite.
WEST NESSE.  Johannes de Staingrive tenet iiij car. terrae;
et respond. pro ij partibus feodi milit.; et tenet de Johanne
Paynil, et Paynil de rege.
EST NESSE. Gilbertus de Louths tenet iij car. in eadem; et
respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Jordano
Foliott, et Jordanus de haer' de Wake, et haer' de Wake de
Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite.
NORTHOLM. Jacobus de Holm tenet j car. terrae; et respond.
pro viijva parte feodi milit.; et tenet de haer' de Nevill, et haer'
de rege in capite.
MUSCOTES.  Nicholaus de Stapilton, Jacobus de Holm  et
Johannes de Steingrive tenent iij car. terrae in eadem; et respond. pro di. feod. milit.; et tenent de Moubray, et Moubray
de rege in capite.
RICLosE.t  Johannes de Staingrive tenet iju car. terrae; et
respond. pro sexta parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Roberto de
Ros, et Robertus de rege in capite.
NAWILTON.  Johannes de Eyvylle tenet iij car. terrae; et
respond. pro tertia parte feodi milit.; et tenet de Rogero Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege in capite.  Et Rogerus Grunet
tenet j car. in eadem; et respond. pro xma parte feodi milit.; et
tenet de Gilberto Haunsard, et Gilbertus de Rogero Moubray,
et Rogerus Moubray de rege in capite.
WYMBYLTON.  Nicholaus [de] Stapilton et Johannes de
Buldfordv tenent iiij car. terre; et respond. de ij partibus feodi
milit.; et tenent de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in
capite.
FADMORE.  Haer' de Wake ten' v car. terrae et vijw bov.; et
respond. pro di. feod.; et ten' de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus
de rege in capite.
GILLINGMORE.  Haer' de Wake ten' iiij car. terrae; et reet tenet de Johanne de Paynill, et Paynill de rege in capite, A. B.' Some account of -Sir Gilbert de Louth has been given at page 65.
Ricolff, A. B. The Ricalf of Domesday Book. A lost vill, which may have
stood on Riccal Moor, near the spot where the road to Nunnington crosses the
river Riccal, and about half-way between Muscoates and Harome.
" iij car., B.   v Bolford, A. Bulford, B.     w vj bov., A.




118            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
spond. pro di. feod.; et ten' de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de
rege in capite.
KYRKEBY.Z   Her' de Wake ten' iiij car. terrEe; et respond.
pro quarta parte feodi milit.; et ten' de Rogero Moubray, et
Rogerus de rege in capite.
EDISTON.  Ricardus de Breuhusey tenet in eadem  [ij car.
terrse et vij bov.; et respond. pro iiijta parte feod. milit.; et ten'
de Comitissa Albemarliae, et Comitissa Albemarlie de Comite
de Bygod, et Comes de rege in capite.]~
BILDESDALE.  Prior de Kyrkham  tenet ij car. terrae; et
respond. pro sexta parte feodi; et tenet de Roberto de Ros, et
Robertus [de] Ros de rege in capite.
BUTTERWYKE.  Nicholaus de Wake tenet j car. terrae; et
respond. pro XXma parte feodi milit.; et tenet [de] Johanne de
Eyvyle, et Johannes de Eyvyle de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite.
NEUSOM.  Haer' Nicholai de Neusom  ten' ij car. terrae; et
respond. pro quarta parte di. feod. milit.; et ten' de heer' de
Brus, et haer' de rege in capite.
RITON. Willelmus de Habbeton tenet ij car. terrae in Riton;
et respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit.; et tenet de haer' de
Nevill, et haer' de rege. Et Walterus de Percehay tenet iij car.
terra in eadem; et respond. pro di. feod. milit.; et tenet de
Roberto Luterell, et Robertus de rege [in capite.]a
HABBETON.  Willelmus de [blank]^ tenet iij car. terrse; et
respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit., et pro medietate quartas
partis feodi milit.; et tenet de haer' de Nevill, et her' de rege
in capite.
GILLING. In Gilling sunt ij car. terrae et di. geld. de feodo
de Moubray; unde Yvo de Etton tenet de Rogero de Moubray,
et Rogerus de rege in capite; unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit.; et respond." pro fine wap. per ann. xvd. [Et]d sunt
ibidem iij car. terrae et di. de libertate Beate Mariae" non geld.
Et Canonici de Malton [habent]f di. car.  Et ecclesia dotata
est de di. car. terrae non geld.
COLTON. In Colton sunt iiij car. terrae de feodo de Moubray;
unde Thomas [de] Langtoft tenet j car. terrae geld. de Willelmo
de Wyvyle; et Willelmus de Wywyle tenet vij bov. terrse geld.
in dominico; et Walterus de Colton [tenet] xij bov. terrae de
Kirkby Moorside.            Y He is called Bronhue, at page 121.
* ij car. terrae et vij bov.; et respond. pro iiijta parte feod. milit.; et ten' de
Corn' Albemarlise et Com' Albemarliae de Comite de Bygod, et Comes de rege in
capite, A. B.
a in capite, A. B.             i Habbeton, A. See page 122.
" reddit, A. B.              d Et, A. B.
Beati Petri Ebor., A. B. See page 123.     f habent, A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.               119
Willelmo de Wywyll, et Willelmus de Wywyle de Rogero de
Moubray, et Rogerus de Moubray in capite; unde xij car.
faciunt feod. milit.  Item  in Colton sunt v bov. [terrae]g non
geld.; unde di. car. est de libertate Beati Petri; et Canonici de
Malton tenent j bov. terrae in elemosinam de antiquo.
CALVETON.  In Calveton sunt vj car. terrse geld.; unde
Johannes Cruer tenet xxvj bov. terrae per medium de haer' de
Wake, et har' de Wake de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus Moubray in capite; et Rogerus Blaunemusters tenet ijh bov. terre
geld. de feodo [de] Paynil, [et Paynil]i in capite; unde xiji car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. ijs. xd.k
HOWYNGHAM. In Howyngham sunt vj car. terrae et j bov.
geld. de feodo de Moubray; etl Johannes de Besyngby tenet x
bov. de Rogero Moubray; et Rogerus Moubray.tenet in dominico
iiij car. et vij bov. in capite de rege; quot car. faciunt feod. nescimus. Et Johannes de Besyngby redd. pro fine wap. per ann.
ijs. Item sunt in eadem villa ij car. et vij bov. non geld.; unde
Canonici de Novo Burgo tenent ij car. terra et vj bov., et
Rogerus Rabott tenet j bov. terre de libertate Beatse Marise.
WATH. In Wath est j car. terrse geld. de feodo de Moubray
quam  Nicholaus de Stapilton tenet de Rogero Moubray, et
Rogerus Moubray de rege in capite; unde xx car. terrse faciunt
feod. milit.
STAINGRYFE. In Staingryf sunt ij car. terras et di. geld. de
feodo Paynil quas Johannes de Staingrive tenet in dominico de
Paynil, [et Paynil]  de rege in capite; unde vj car. terrae faciunt
feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. [per ann.]n ijs. xjd. Item in
eadem villa est di. car. terras non geld.; unde ecclesia dotata
est, et etiam de eodem feodo.
NUNNINGTON. In Nunnington sunt vijo car. terra geld.;
unde Johannes [de] Staingrive tenet iiij car. de feodo de Paynil, et Paynil de rege in capite, et di. car. [terrse]P de feodo de
Ros; et Robertus de Ros [tenet] iijq car. terra de rege in capite;
et Adam Gornayr tenet iij car. [terrae]P geld. de feodo de Brus,
et Brus de rege in capite; unde x car. faciunt feod. milit. Et
redd. pro fine wap. per ann. iijs. Item sunt in eadem villa iij
car. terra non geld.; unde Johannes de Staingrif tenet de libertate Beatse Mariae Ebor.
WEST NESSE.  In West Nesse sunt v car. terra  geld. de
feodo Paynill; unde Johannes de Staingriff tenet iiij car. terrse,
g terre, A. B.       h xxij bov., A. B.    * et Paynil, A.
x car., A.          * ijs. ixd., A.' unde, A. B.
et Paynil, A. B.    " per ann., A. B.     O vj car., A.
P terrme, A. B.      q A. and B. omit tenet iij car. terrae.
r Thorny, A. Torny, B.




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et Ricardus de Butterwyk j car. de feodo de Paynil, et Paynil de
rege in capite; unde vj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd.
ad finem wap. per ann. ixd.
EST NESSE.  In Est Nesse sunt iij car. terrae geld.; unde
Gilbertus de Luee tenet de Jordano Foliott, et Jordanus de haer'
de Wake, et haer' de Wake de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus
de rege in capite; unde xij car. faciunt feod. milit.
BULFORD.t  In Bulford est j car. terrse geld. de feodo de
Moubray; unde Johannes de Bulford tenet de Rogero de Moubray pro j libra piperis, et Rogerus de rege in capite.
GRIMESTON. In Grimeston sunt ij car. terrae et di. de feodo
de Moubray; unde Willelmus [de] Burdun tenet de Rogero
Moubray, et Moubray de rege in capite; et tenetur de libertate
Beati Petri Ebor.
NORTHOLM.  In Northolm  est j car. terrae geld. quam
Jacobus de Holm tenet de feodo de Nevill, [et Nevill]u de rege
in capite; [unde]" viij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.  Item  est
ibidem j car. terrae non geld. de libertate Beati Petri Ebor.;
unde Prior de Hexthidhamw tenet [blank].  Et redd. ad finem
wap. viijd.
MUSCOTES.  In Muscotes sunt iij car. terrae geld. de feodo
de Moubray; unde Nicholaus de Stapilton tenet j car., et Jacobus de Holm tenet vij bov. terrae, et Johannes de Staingrive
tenet v bov.; et tenent de Johanne de Vescy, et Johannes de
Rogero [de] Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite; unde vij
car. terrae faciunt feod. Et non redd. ad finem.
RICLOF." In Riclof sunt ij car. terrae geld. de feodo de Ros
quas Johannes de Staingrive tenet de Roberto de Ros, et Robertus de Ros de rege in capite; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit.; et vj bov. terrez eidem pertinent.
NAWILTON.  In Nawilton sunt viij car. terrae de feodo de
Moubray; unde iiij car. sunt de libertate Beati Petri non geld.;
et Johannes de Eyvyle tenet iij car. terrae geld. in servitium de
eodem feodo; et Rogerus Grunet tenet j car. de Gilberto Haunsard, et Gilbertus Haunsard de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus
de rege in capite; unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et
redd. pro fine wap. per ann. iiijs.
* Gilbert de Lue, or Luda, has been previously mentioned.
t Probably this is Bowforth, a farm at the southern extremity of the parish of
Kirkby Moorside, about half a mile S. E. of Welburn, and near the ford across
Hodge Beck. See p. 110, note 1.
u et Nevill, A. B.     " unde, A. B.
" North Holme is not mentioned in the Black Book of Hexham (edit. Surf.
Soc.)
Ricolff, A. B.        Y A. omits milit., and B. feod. milit.
" fac' feod. milit., A. B.




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WYMBILTON. In Wymbilton sunt v car. terrae et ij bov;
unde x bov. sunt de libertate Beati Petri Ebor. et non geld.; et
Nicholaus de Stapilton et Johannes de Bulford tenent iiij car.
terrae geld. de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite;
unde vj car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem wap.
xviij&.
FADMORE.  In Fadmore sunt vj car. terrae; unde haer' de
Wake ten' v car. terrae et vij [bov.] a in servitium, et sunt geld.;
et tenentur de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite;
unde x car. faciunt feod. milit.; [et]b Moniales de Keldholm
tenent j bov. terrae in elemosinam non geld.
GILLINGMORE.  In Gillingmore sunt v car. terrae de feodo
de Moubray; unde haer' de Wake ten' iiij car. terrae geld. de
Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite; unde x car.
terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et ecclesia dotata est de ij bov. terrae
non geld.
KYRKEBY MORESHEUED.  In Kyrkeby Moresheued sunt v
car. terre de feodo de Moubray; unde ecclesia dotata est de j
car. terrae non geld.; et haer' de Wake ten' iiij car. terrae geld.
de Rogero de Moubray, et Moubray de rege in capite; unde x
car. terrae [faciunt]  feod. milit.
EDISTON.  In Ediston sunt viij car. terrae de feodo Rogeri
Bygod: unde Prior de Hexthidhamd tenet v car. terrae et j bov.
non geld. de libertate Beati Petri; et Priorissae tenet v bov.
terrae non geld.; et Waterus Romaynf tenet ij car. terrae geld.
de Ricardo de Bronhue,g et Ricardus de Comitissa Albemarlia,
et Comitissa de Comite de Bygod, et Bygod de rege in capite;
unde ix car. terrae faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem wap. ijs.
BILDESDALE. In Bildesdale sunt ij car. terrae geld. de feodo
de Ros; unde Prior de Kyrkeham tenet de Roberto de Ros pro
j marca annuatim, et Robertus de Ros de rege in capite; unde
xij car. faciunt feod. milit.
BUTTERWYK.  In Butterwyk sunt ij car. terrae de feodo de
Moubray; unde iij bov. sunt de libertate Beatm Mariae& et non
geld.; [et]i Nicholaus de Wake tenet j car. terra geld., et tenet
de Johanne de Eyvyle, et Johannes de Rogero de Moubray, et
Rogerus de Moubray de rege in capite; unde xx car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. EtJ redd. [ad] finem wap. xijd.
a bov., A. B.          b et, A. B.           c faciunt, A. B.
d See Memorials of Hexham (Edit. Surt. Soc.), vol. ii., 78.
~ The Prioress of Keldholme.
f Perhaps a son of William de Kirkeby le Romayn, who was living in 1242
(Mem. of Hexham, ii., 100).
g Ricardo Bronhud, A. B. See page 118.
h Beati Petri, A. B.' et, A. B.
Et non redd. finem, A. B.




122          KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
NEUSUM. In Neusum  sunt ij car. terrae geld. de feodo de
Brus, quas haer' Nicholai de Neusum ten' de Brus pro xxs. redd.
per ann., et har' de Brus de rege in capite. Et redd. pro fine
wap. ii1s.
RITON. In Riton sunt vj car. terra de feodo de Nevill; et
inde Prior de Malton tenet ij bov. terra in elemosinam non
geld.; et Johannes de Riton tenet ij car. et sex bov. geld. de
Willelmo de Habbeton, et Willelmus de Habbeton de har' de
Nevill, et hler' de Nevill de rege in capite; unde viij car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. vs. Item Walterus
de Percehay tenet iij car. in eadem de feodo Luterell, et Luterell
de rege in capite; unde vj car. faciunt feod. milit.
HABBETON. In Habbeton sunt iij car. terrae de feodo de
Nevill geld.; unde Willelmus de Habbeton tenet de haer' de
Nevill, et haer' de Nevill de rege in capite; unde viij car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. ad finem wap. per. ann. ijs.
THORNETON IN RISBERG. In Thorneton sunt ij car. terrae
geld. quas Johannes de Bulmer tenet de haer' de Nevill, et haer'
de Nevill de rege in capite; unde iiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. iijs.
PARVA BERG. In Berg est j car. [terrae]k et di. de feodo de
Luterell; unde Priorissa de Keldholme tenet vj bov. terrae, et
Walterus de Habbeton tenet di. car. terra geld., et Robertus
[de]  Chambard tenet j bov., et Johannes Colbain tenet j bov.
terrae; et tenent de Luterell, [et Luterell]m" de rege in capite;
unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et j car. terrae quam
Willelmus Malkac& tenet de socagio de Pekeryng, et di. car.
terrae de libertate Beati Petri non geld. Et redd. ad finem wap.
per ann. ixd.
MAGNA BERG. In Berg sunt vij car. terrae; unde iij car.
terrae sunt de feodo [de] Luterell, unde Prior de Ellerton tenet
x bov. terrae in elemosinam; et Robertus Chambard tenet vj
bov. geld., et Bernardus de Berg j car. terrae geld., de feodo
Johannis de Wake, quam tenet pro xiiijma parte feodi milit.; et
Bernardus tenet de Ada de Everingham, [et Adam de Everyngham]~ de Johanne Wake, et Johannes de Wake de Rogero
de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite; unde xijP car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit. Et redd. pro fine wap. per ann. per Bernardum de Berg ixd.
SCALTON. In Scalton sunt iij car. terrae geld. quas Ricardus
de Malbys tenet de Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in
k terre, A. B.' de, A. B.
t et Luterell, A. B.         " Malbay, A. Melka, B.
" et Adam de Everyngham, A. B.    P xiiij car., A. B.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.                 123
capite; unde xij car. faciunt feod. milit., et sicq respond. pro
quarta parte feodi.
VILLIE INFRA LIBERTATES.
Dicunt etiam quod vj sunt ville et di. infra libertatem Beatze
Marite Ebor., videlicet, Spanton, Laystyngham, Hoton Underheg,r Dueld, Appilton/ Northmanby, Kyrkeby Myperton" et
medietas de Gilling.
Item  dicunt quod iiij sunt ville de libertate Beati Petri
Ebor., videlicet, Salton, Bayby; Neuton, et Grimeston, et
medietas de Berg, et medietas de Wymbilton, et medietas de
Nawelton, et medietas de Appilton;w et non geld., nec respond.
alicui nisi ballivis de libertate ejusdem.
Ad articulum de feodis militum  tenentur de domino rege in
capite, respond. superius in libro.
Ad articulum de annuis redditibus ad terminum vit&e, nihil
dicimus quia nihil scimus.
THORNETON INX RYSBERG.  Johannes de Bulmer tenet ij
car. terrae in eadem, et respond. pro di. feod., [et tenet] Y de
haer' de Nevill, et haer' de Nevill de rege in capite.
PARVA BERG.  Priorissa de Keldholm tenet vj bov. terrae, et
Walterus de Habbeton di. car. terrae, et Robertus Kambard j
bov., et Johannes Colbam  j bov.  Et omnes isti respond. pro
octava parte feodi milit., et pro medietate octavae partis feodi
milit.  Et tenent de Roberto Luterell, et Robertus de rege in
capite.
MAGNA BERG.  Barnerdus de Berg tenet j car. terrae, et
respond. pro xiiijma parte feodi milit., et tenet de haer' de Wake,
et haer' de Wake ten' in capite de rege.
SCALTON.  Ricardus de Malbyse tenet iij car. terrze in
eadem, et respond. pro quarta parte feodi milit., et tenet de
Rogero de Moubray, et Rogerus de rege in capite.
q A. and B. omit sic.       r Hutton-le-Hole.' Dueld does not occur among " The names of all the towns and villages in
Her Majesty's liberty and court of record of the late dissolved monastery of St.
Mary's" (Eborac., 624). Perhaps Keldam (Keldholme), two miles S.W. of
Appleton-le-Moor, is the place intended.
t Appleton-le-Moor.
" Kirkby Misperton is in Pickering Lithe wapentake.
~ Brawby, in the parish of Salton.
" Ampilford, A. B. See p. 114.
~ A. and B. omit in.       Y et tenet, A. B.




WAPENTAGIUM DE LANGBERGHE.
[MSS. Rawlinson, 450 B. (olim 448), fo. 84 a.]
Inquisitioa facta apud Ormesby coram  domino Johanne de
Kirkeby, thesaurario domini regis, die Sabbati proximo ante
Passionem Domini, anno regni regis Edwardi tertio decimo,
per hos xij viros, videlicet, dominum Ricardum de Scotterscelf,
dominum de Roselle, Gilbertum de Camera, Walterum de Hurwath, Walterum  Thorpe, Petrum  Bagotte, Johannem de Redmershall, Johannem  de Kirkeby, Thomam  Gower, Robertum
Colby, Ricardum de Thorne, R. de Marton, Thomam Waxander
et Radulphum de Bathersby:
Qui dicunt super sacramentum quod iiijxx et xvij villke sunt
in wapentagio de Langberche, scilicet, Marske cum Uplethum
cum  West Cotum, Tocotts, Lasingby, Lakkingby, Eston,
Northmanby, Ormesby, Marton, Tollesby, Newham, Medellesburghe, Acclum, Arsum  cum  Levingthorpe, Stainsby, Hemlington, Staynton cum Thorneton, Malteby, Thormonby, Barwick, Ingelby-Loringe, Yarom, Wirkesdaillb cum Stayndallrig,
Kirke Levyngton, Castell Levyngton, Crathorne cum Foxton,
Rongton, Engilby  juxta Arnecliffe, Faceby cum  Sexhowe,
Karleton, Magna Buskeby, Dromonby, Parva Buskeby, Parva
Broxton, Magna Broxton, Grenehowe, Engilby juxta Grenehowe,
Badersby, Ayton, Neweton, Pinchingthorpe, Esby, Killdayll,
Hoton, Gisburne, Upsall, Murton, Nunthorpe, Tonesdaill,c
Seymor, Tanton cum  Newby, Hilton, Querelton cum  Traneholme, Pottowe, Hoton juxta Rudby, Myddelton cum Thorpe,
Skelton, Brotton, Skyningrave, Morsom  cum  Stayneowed
" This part of Kirkby's Inquest does not occur in the York copy, or in any
of the other MSS. mentioned at the first page of the present volume. A Feodary's Book (temp. Eliz.) in the Registry of the Dean and Chapter of York
contains, however, a portion of this Inquisition which, with a few exceptions,
agrees with the Rawlinson text. It is referred to in the succeeding notes by the
letter F. Extracts have been printed by Graves in his History of Cleveland, but
they are occasionally mixed up with other extracts from the "Feoda Militum"
of the 31st Edward I., the same authority being erroneously assigned to both.
b Low Worsall, in the parish of Kirk Levington.
Tunstall, a small hamlet about one mile S.W. of Nunthorpe.
d Stanghow, a village one mile N.W. of Great Moorsholme.




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                125
Grenerig,/ Danby, Westerdaill, Leverton cum Wapillhowe,f
Scaling, Loftous, Esington, Boleby, Ceton, Rouseby, Hilderwell, Newton, Barntby alias Barneby, Lithe, Egton, Rudby,
Pickton et Worstingby.g
Et quBe ville sunt gildabiles et qu&e non, dicunt quod omnes
villwe superius nominatse sunt gildabiles exceptis Westerdayll,
quae est in libertate Templariorum, et Middylburch et Neweham,
quse sunt de libertate Abbatis de Withy; et excepta Rudby, quae
non est gildabilis. Et cum per rotulum per ipsos praeliberatum
testificatum sit ipsam esse gildabilem, postmodum per inquisitionem diligentius et strictius reperiunt ipsam non esse, quia est
dominicalis ecclesiEe de Rudby.
Et si status eorum mutationem; per quos, etc.
THORMANBY.^  Dicunt quod Thormanby mutatur per cartam
libertatis Abbatis et Conventus de Bilanda quam habent per
cartam  domini Henrici regis, patris domini regis nunc, de
quadam parte villke praedictwe, prout continetur in cartis suis, a
tempore Henrici regis prmedicti.
SKELTON ET MARSK.  Dicunt quod ville de Skelton et
Marske mutantur in hoc, quia ubi dare consueverunt commune
amerciamentum  cum  venitur, ad praesens contradicunt: quae
villae sunt Walteri Faconberge, per quem  status mutatur de
toto tempore suo et x annorum.
KYLTON, BROTTON, LYTHUM,i MORSUMj ET DANBY, CUM
PERTINENTIIS.  Dicunt etiam  quod status villarum  de Kilton,
Brotton, Lithum, Morsum et Danby, cum pertinentiis, mutatur
per Marmaducum  de Twinge, seniorem, defunctum, qui eas
tenuit, in hoc quod, ubi dare consuevit commune amerciamentum,
dare contradicunt a tempore x annorum.
ORMESBY, NEWTON,' ELERBY, MYKILBY, BARNEBY, LIETH,
EGTON, WESTINGBYI  ET SLETHOLLME.1n   Dicunt etiam  quod
status villarum  de  Ormesby, Neweton, Elerby, Mykilby,
Barneby, Lythe, Egton, Westingeby [et] Slethollme, cum
pertinentiis, mutatur in hoc, et per Petrum  de Malo Lacu,
quod in eisdem villis ballivi domini regis facere consueverunt
e Probably Girrick, a hamlet in the township of Great Moorsholme.
f Waupley, a hamlet one mile and a half S.E. of Liverton.
g Otherwise Westingby.
h Thornaby, in the parish of Stainton. See p. 105, ane.
Perhaps this is Upleatham.
i Great Moorsholme, in the parish of Skelton.
k Newton Mulgrave.' The vill of Westingby has disappeared. Its site is probably indicated by
Westonby House, about one mile W.N.W. of Egton, in the parish of Lythe.'" An error, doubtless, for Lealholme. The hamlet of Lealholme Bridge, in
the parish of Danby, is three miles W.N.W. of Egton, and Lealholm Hall is
about half that distance from Westonby House.




126           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
summonitionem et districtionem, et debita domini regis levare,
et per praedictum Petrum impediuntur.
QUERELETON,n  SEYMOR,  HILTON,  MIDDELTON,  ESTON,
GRENEHOWE, HOTON,~ POTTOU, GOWETON, RYMEKTON,P KERLETON. Dicunt etiam quod status villarum de Quereleton, Seimor,
Hilton, Mydelton, Estonn, Grenehowe, Hoton, Pottou, Goweton,
Rymeketon, Kerleton, et duarum  car. terrae de Neweby, et vj
bovatarum  in Scothrikelff et Thoralby, unius car. terra  in
Tranehollme, quae sunt de tenura ecclesiae Cantuariensis, quas
Nicholaus de Mennell tenuit, mutatur per Stephanum  de
Mennell, patrem Nicholai praedicti, in hoc quod, ubi dare consueverunt commune amerciamentumj eas dare defendit, a tempore xxti annorum.
TONSTALL, AYTON  ET  BROWCHTON.  Dicunt etiam  quod
status villae de Tunstall, iij car. terrwe in Magna Ayton, x car.
terra  in Magna Browcheton, que sunt de feodo domini de
Mennell, [qui] non permittit ballivis domini regis tenere wapentagium: mutatur per eundem dominum  Mennell, quia ubi
consueverunt dare amerciamentum, eas dare defendit.
WAPENTAGIUM INFRA LIBERTATEM ECCLESI2E CANTUARIENSIS.
Dicunt etiam quod dominus Nicholaus de Mennell non permittit
ballivis domini regis tenere wapentagium infra libertatem ecclesie
Cantuar. de feod. milit. quia tenetur de domino rege in capite.
SKELTON CUM PERTINENTIIS, ET ENGLEFELD (sic) JUXTA ARNECLIFF.  Dicunt etiam  quod dominus Walterus de Faconbridge
tenet de domino rege in capite quinque feod. milit., una cum
castro de Skelton cum pertinentiis, unde Willelmus de Colvell
tenet di. feod. in Engleby juxta Arneclif, unde xij car. terrae
faciunt feod. -unius milit., et reddit ballivo domini regis deq fine
cum wapentagio vs. xd.
NONNYNGTON.r  Johannes de Malteby tenet unum  feod. et
(sic) Nonnington, unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.,
et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine wap. vjs.
LOFTEHOUSE.  Prior de Gisburne, Willelmus Hornet et alii
" Whorlton.     o Hutton, near Rudby, otherwise called Hutton Rudby.
P Rimeketon, F. An error, I believe, for Runcketon. East Rounton, in
the parish of Rudby, is about three miles west of Potto and Goulton.
q pro fine wapentagii, F.
This entry should probably read as follows:-Malteby.  Johannes de
Malteby tenet unum feod. in Malteby et Thornton, unde x car. terrae faciunt
feod. unius milit., et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine wap. vjs.-In the 31st
Edward I. John de Malteby held six carucates in Malteby, where ten made one
knight's fee. There is no place called Nunnington in Langbargh wapentake, but
the hamlet of Thornton is little more than half a mile E.N.E of Maltby.' Thomas, son of Eudo de Humet, gave a capital manse in North Lofthouse
to the canons of Gisburn (Guisbrough), which William de Humet confirmed
(Burton's Mon. Ebor., 349).




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                 127
tenentes in Loftehouse tenent di. feod. in eadem de dicto domino
Waltero, unde xvij car. terrse faciunt feod. unius milit.  Et
dictus Willelmus Horet reddit ballivo domini regis ijs. iiijd.
Prior de Gisburne pro fine reddit iijs.
ENGLEBY.t  Stephanus Gower et Lucia uxor ejus tenent di.
feod. in Engleby-Loreng de dicto Waltero, unde xij car. terrse
faciunt feod., et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine viijs.
BOLBYE.  Robertus Busshell tenet di. feod. in Bolby de dicto
Waltero, unde x" car. faciunt feod. milit., et redd. ballivo
domini regis pro fine iijs.
HILTON.  Major (quaere magister) Willelmus de Petowe
tenet iiijtm  partem  unius feod. in  Hilton de dicto domino
Waltero, unde xij car. terrse faciunt feod., et redd. ballivo
domini regis pro fine iijs.
Memorandum  quod Walterus Faconberg reddere tenetur
domino regi, pro portione sua terrarum et tenementorum domini
Petri de Brus, pro fine comitatus et wap. xd.
YAROM.  Haeres Marmaduci de Thwenge, qui est in custodia
domini regis, tenet viij feod. milit. et di.; et Danby pro uno
feod. de domino rege in capite; et villam de Jarom, sicut liberum
burgum: et reddere tenetur ballivo domini regis, pro portione
ejus terrarum  et tenementorum  domini Petri de Brus, pro
finibus comitatus et wap. xjs.
KILDAILL, CRATHORN, BARWICK, THORMANBY, ORMESBY,
LASINGBY, NORMANDBY, UPSALL, MYTHORPEV ET ARSUM.  Hic
xvjw car. terrae faciunt feod.; unde Willelmus de Percy de
Kyldall tenet iij feod. milit., de dicta hareditate,-in Kildaill,
Crathorne, Barwick et Thormanby unum  feod., unde xij car.
[faciunt] feod. unius milit.; in Ormesby, Lasingby et Normandeby unum  feod., unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.;
in Upsall, Mithorpe et Arsum unum feod., unde xij car. faciunt
feod. milit.  [Et]  reddit per ann. ballivo domini regis pro fine
xvjs.
ACCLUM, LEVYNGTHORPE,Y  THORNTON,Z  MARTON, TOLISBY
ET ROUESBY.  Willelmus de Bovington tenet tres partes unius
feod., de dicta haereditate, in Acclum, Levyngthorpe, Thornton,
t Afterwards called Cold Ingleby, and now, I believe, Ingleby Hill, a small
hamlet one mile and a half S.S.E. of Barwick-on-Tees, alias Barwick-Ingleby,
in the parish of Stainton. The canons of Gisburn had "ex dono Willelmi
Lorengis tres bovatas terrae et tres toftos in Caldengelby " (Mon. Angl., vi., 269).
U xij car., F.
* Minthrop, F. An error for Nunthorp. In the 31st Edward I. Arnald de
Percy held one knight's fee in "Uppesale, Nunthorp et Arsum."
" xij car., F. This is the correct reading.  ~ Et, F.
Y Linthorpe, one mile north of Acklam.
Thornton, near Stainton.




128             KIRKBY)S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Marton, Tolisby et Rouesby; unde x car. terrze faciunt feod.
milit.; et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine iijs.a
TAMPTON.b    Nicholaus Mennell tenet iiijtam  partem  unius
feod. de dicta haereditate in Tampton; unde xij car. faciunt
feod.; et redd. ballivo domini regis ijs.
LEVERTON.  Henricus filius Conani" tenet di. feod. de dicta
haereditate in Leverton; unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.; et
redd. ballivo domini regis [pro]d fine viijs.
ASILABY, NEWTON-OTHENBRUCHEe ET  THORNETON.  Willelmus de Rossells tenet tres partes unius feod., de dicta haereditate, in Asillaby, Neweton-Othenbrugh et Thorneton; unde
x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et redd. per ann. domino regi
pro fine vs. xd.
PICKTON  ET JAROME.   Galfridus de Pickton  tenet iiijtam
partem unius feod., de dicta haereditate, in Pikton; unde xij car.
terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.; et redd. pro fine iijs. Idem
Galfridus tenet xij bov. terrae in campof de Jarom.
SETON [ET] SKELTON. Adam de Seton tenet iiijor car. terrae,
de dicta haereditate, in Seton, et di. car. terrae in Skelton de
feod. Faconbrige; unde x* car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et
redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine vs.Y
TOCOTTES [ET] MARSKE.  Johannes de Tocottes tenet unam
car. terrae, de dicta haereditate, in Tocottes, unde x car. faciunt
feod.; et unam car. terrae in Marske de feod. Faconbrig, unde
xij car. faciunt feod. milit.; et redd. ballivo domini regis pro
fine ijs.
STAINESBY, HEMLINGTON, COLBY, PINCHINGTHORP, TOCOTTES
ET BOLBY.  Ranulphus de Meinilh tenet in Stainsby, Hemlington et Colleby, de dicta haereditate, unde xiiij car. terrae eti di.
faciunt feod.; etj etiam in Pinchingthorpe, Tocottes [et] k Bolby;
et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine xviijd. Walterus de Stainsby reddit ballivo domini regis, pro quadam parte feodi illius
praedicti, de fine iijs. Adam Tocottes redd. ballivo domini regis,
pro quadam parte feodi illius praedicti, de fine vjs.
a ijs., F.                  b Tanton, in the parish of Stokesley.
c See p. 63, note r.        d pro, F.
" Otherwise called Newton subtus Othenesbergh, or Newton-Ornback, and
now only Newton. "Not farre off, Ounsbery or Rosebery Topping mounteth
up a mighty height, and maketh a goodly shew a farre off, serving unto sailers
for a marke of direction, and to the neighbour inhabitants for a prognostication:
For, so often as the head thereof hath his cloudy cap on, lightly there followeth
raine: whereupon they have a proverbiall Rhime, When Rosebery Topping
weares a cap, Let Cliveland then beware a clap" (Camden's Brit., ed. 1610,
p. 721).                   f campis, F.        g ijs., F.
A An error for Nevill. Ranulph de Nevill was certified lord of Pinchingthorpe in 1316.
F. omits et di.       J ac, F.             k cum, F.




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                 129
HOTON,/ PINCHINGTHORPE ET NORMANBY. Hugo de Hoton,'"
Adam de Northemanby et Rogerus de Lofte tenent unum feod.,
de dicta haereditate, in Hoton, Pinchingthroppe et Normanby;
unde xij car. terra faciunt feod. milit.; et Hugo de Hoton reddit
ballivo domini regis de fine, pro sua parte, vijs. Adam de Northmanby, pro parte sua, vjs., et Rogerus Lofte, pro sua parte, in
Northemanby, vjs.
YAROM. Haeres Stephani Kellet tenet ij bov. terrae, de dicta
haereditate, in Yarom; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.;
et reddit ballivo pro fine vijd. ob.
ESKEDALL, BARONIA DE MULGRAVE, MAGNA AYTON, MAGNA
BROWCHETON ET TUNSTALL.  Dicunt quod Prior et Fratres de
Gromont tenent in Eskedalle, de dono Petri de Malo Lacu, x
car. terrae in baronia de Mulgrave, tam  in terris quam  in
vasto. Accedere debent domino regin custodiendi. Petrus de
Malo Lacu tenet iiijor feod. milit. cum castro de Mulgrave de
domino rege in capite; unde Nicholaus Meinell tenet unum
feod. in Magna Ayton, Magna Browgheton et Tunstall; unde x
car. terrae faciunt feod.; et reddunt ballivo domini regis pro
fine ijs. xd., causa custodiendi terr' Johannae Bayn de Browegheton, quae toto tempore dictus dominus in custodia custodit a
tempore xij annorum  non reddidit (sic): scilicet Hugo de
Tunstall, tenens dicti Nicholai, de dicto feodo, reddit ballivo
domini regis pro fine ijs.
WILTON, LAKINBY, LASINGBY, WEST COTTUM, ELERDEBY ET
THORPEO JUXTA KILTON.  Ranulphus de Nevell tenet unum
feod. de dicto Petro in medietatem de Wilton et in Lakinby,
Lasingby, West Cottum, Elerdby et Thorpe juxta Kilton; unde
x car. terrae faciunt feod.: et Johannes de BulmerP tenet illud
feod. de dicto Ranulpho, et idem Johannes reddit ballivo domini
regis pro fine vjs. viijd.
NEWETON JUXTA MULGRAVE.  Robertus de Berneby tenet
iiijor car. terra in eadem de dicto Petro.  Radulphus de Thwing
et Robertus de Aclum tenent iiijor car. terrae in Neweton juxta
Mulgrave de dicto Petro. Liberi tenentes de Lithe tenent duas
Hutton-Lowcross, commonly called Hutton-Locras, a township of scattered
houses in the parish of Guisbrough.
" The Inq. p. m. of Hugh de Hoton, " qui tenuit de Lucia, filia et haerede
Roberti de Tweng, in custodia regis existente," was taken in the 18th Edward I.,
his son John, then aged fifteen years, being his next heir (Cal. Gen., i., 413).
In 1335 the prior and convent of Gisburn granted the manor of Hoton juxta
Gisburn to John, son of Hugh de Hoton, during his life, for the annual pension
of ~1 Is. Od. (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 346).
- The text reads "regi tempore custodiendi," but F. properly omits tempore.
o Now called Kilton Thorpe.
P His grandson, Ralph de Bulmer, had a charter of free warren in Wilton,
Bulmer and Welburne in the 2nd Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 143).
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car. terrse in eadem de dicto Petro. Liberi tenentes de Egton
tenent ij car. terra  in eadem  de dicto Petro.  Liberi tenentes
de Mykelby tenent iiijor car. terra in eadem de dicto [Petro].
Quae omnes praedictae car. terrae faciunt ij feod. milit., unde x
car. terrae faciunt feod.  Et dominus Petrus de Malo Lacu reddit ballivo domini regis pro iijbus feod. praedictis xxxviijs. vjd.
pro fine com' et wap.
WILTON, [WEST COTUM], MARSKE ET UPLETHUM.  Johannes Percy de Topcliff tenet di. feod. in Wilton [et West Cotum] q
de domino rege in capite; et Johannes de Bulmer tenet aliud
di. de dicto Johanne Percy, et idem  Johannes Bulmer reddit
x li.,... nomine liberae firmae. Item tenet in Marske et Uplethum vj car. terrae pro di. feod., et est tenens haeredum Willelmi
Argent';r et redd. ballivo domini regis pro finibus iijs. jd.
CASTEL-LEVENTON.  Nicholaus de Menells tenet di. feod. in
Castel-Leventon de domino rege in capite, unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod.; et redd. ballivo domini regis pro fine viijs.
WARLETON,t SEMOR, BRATHWAITH," ESTON, GRENEOWE,V
HILTON, MIDELTON, RUDBY, HOTON,w POTHOU CUM GOWETON,
CARLETON, RUNGHTON, SCUTERSKELFE, THORALDBY, NEWEBY,
TRANEHOLLME ET POTHOUE.  Nicliolaus de Menell reddit ballivo domini [regis] pro Warlton, Semor cum  Braithewaithe,
Eston, Greneowe, Hilton (excepta portione Willelmi de Pottow),
Midleton, Rudby, Hoton, Pothou cum  Goweton (excepta una
car. terre quae est de feod. haered' Marmaduci de Thwinge),
Carleton, Runghton, et pro una car. et vj bov. terrae in Scuterskelf [et]  Thoraldby, et ij car. in Neweby, et una car. terrae in
Tranehollme, quae sunt de libertate ecclesim Cantuar., pro finibus
xxxs. (exceptis ijs. quos Robertus de Pottouey reddere tenetur
ballivo domini regis, pro titulo suo, in Pottowe, quia est de libertate prsedicta). Et Johannes de Pottowe reddit pro parte sua
xijd. quos dictus Robertus et Johannes, de toto tempore suo,' The text reads "Elwest tot" corruptly. The heirs of J. de Bulmer held
half a knight's fee in "Willton cum West Cotom " in the 31st Edward I. West
Coatham is two miles and a half north of Wilton.
r William de Argenton, with the consent of Julian, his wife, and of Roger
and Agnes, their son and daughter, gave land in Uplium (Upleatham) to the
canons of Gisburn (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 353).' On May 7th, 1285, Nicholas de Meynill had a charter of free warren in all
his demesne lands of Castellevyngton (Ord's Cleveland, 610).
t Whorlton.
u Brathwaith is not mentioned in the Inquisition of the 31st Edward I., or
in the Nomina Villarum. Its site is probably indicated by Braworth Farm,
about a mile and a half south of Seamer.
" Greenhow, a township in the parish of Ingleby-Greenhow.
H" utton-Rudby.                 * et, F.
Y Robert de Pottowe married Alice, daughter of John de Blaby (Cal. Gen.,
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non reddiderunt ei, a tempore Roberti x annorum, a tempore
dicti Johannis xij annorum. Et dictus Nicholaus reddere tenetur
ballivo domini regis pro terr' Symonis Bert de Kerleton, de fine
ijs., quos non reddidit a tempore xij annorum.z
MARTON.  Johannes de Blabya reddit ballivo domini regis,
de tenemento suo in Marton, pro fine vjs.
KYRKELETHUM.  Marmaducus de Thwenge reddit ballivo
domini regis, de Kirkelethum  cum  pertinentiis, pro fine xiijs.
iiijd.
ARSUM.b  Willelmus Rusec de Aresum reddit ballivo domini
regis, de tenemento suo in eadem, pro fine xijd.
MORETON.  Willelmus de Moreton reddit ballivo domini
regis, de tenemento suo in eadem, pro fine iijs.
HILDERWELL. Hveres Roberti de Seton reddit ballivo domini
regis, pro tenemento suo in Hilderwell, pro fine xviijd.
SOWETHE  LoFTOS.  Willelmus Percy de Sowethe Loftos
reddit ballivo domini regis, de tenemento suo in eadem, pro
fine vjs.
UPLETHYM.  Willelmus Argent' de Uplethum reddit ballivo
domini regis, et quod tenet in eadem, de fine iiijs. jd.
UPLETHUM.   Cutbertus Capoun de eadem  reddit ballivo
domini regis, de tenemento suo in eadem, pro fine xvd.
Cujusmodi annui redditus debetur de singulis villis, tam  ad
turnum vicecomitis, quam  [ad visum franciplegii].
Quantum quilibet ballivis dat pro [firma] wapentagii.
YAROM.  Adam  de Staineley tenet de dicta haereditate in
Yarom, unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.; et reddit ballivo domini
regis pro fine iijd. ob.
NEWTON-THEURBRUGH.d   Adam  Arundall tenet tres car.
terrse in Neuton-Theuerbrught, de eadem hzereditate, vel Margaretae Rose, unde decem car. terrse faciunt feod.; et Rogerus
Maliverer tenet eas de dicto Ada; et idem  Rogerus reddit
ballivo domini regis pro fine ijs. iiijd.
THORNEMONEBY,  LEVYNTHORPE,  STAYNETON,  LASINGBY,
x The York MS. (F.) ends here.
a By Inq. p. m., 31st Edward I., John de Blaby died seised of one messuage,
120 acres of land, a mill, and two acres of meadow in Marton (Cal. Inq. p. n.,
i., 166). See p. 99, ante.
b Ayresome, or Airsholme, near Linthorpe.' An error, I believe, for Ruffus. Richard, son of Baldric de Arusum, gave
two acres of land in Leventhorp to the monks of Midlesburg (Burton's Mon.
Ebor., 83). William, son of Richard Ruffus de Arusum, gave all his land at
Billesdale to the canons of Kirkham (Ibid., 374). William Ruffus de Arusum
gave four acres of land at Gaiterig, or Gayteryk, near the Tees, to the monks of
Byland (Ibid., 332).            d See p. 128, note e.
e Margaret, wife of Robert de Ros, and sister and co-heiress of Peter de
Brus. Her sister Lucy married Marmaduke de Thweng.
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132           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
GOWETON ET LYTHYM. Prior de Gisburne tenet unum  feod. in
Thornemoneby, Levyngthorpe, Stainton, Lasingby et Goweton,
de dicta haereditate, unde x car. terrse faciunt unum feod. milit.;
et reddit pro finibus vjs. quos Prior debet Marmaduco de
Thwinge, quos reddere consuevit; haeres suus reddere tenetur
pro ij bov. terrwe Johannae Tofte duas acras et ij roddas terrae
in Lithum, quae valent xxxiijs. iiijd., quos dictus Marmaducus
et haeredes ejus habent in collatione dictorum vj solidorum.
Thomas Waxander, pro parte sua illius feodi, reddit ballivo
domini regis pro fine iijs.
Johannes de Gauton (Gouton), pro parte sua illius feodi,
reddit domino regi xijd.
THORPE ET MORESUM.f  Marmaducus de Thwenge tenet xij
bov. terrae in Thorpe et Moresum de haereditate de Brus, unde
x car. terrae faciunt feod.; et reddit ballivo domini regis pro
fine ijs. viijd.
BARNALDEBY.g  Prior de Gisburne [tenet] xxj bov. terrae in
Barnaldby, unde x car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.; et reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine iiijs. vjd.
KIRKE LEVYNGTHORPE.^  Henricus de Percy tenet quatuor
car. terrae in Kirke Levyngthorpe, unde x faciunt unum feod.
milit.; et non reddit ballivo domini regis finem; et est liberum
maritagium.
KERKE LEVYNGTON. Willelmus de Levyngton tenet xj bov.
terre in Kerke Levyngton, unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.; et
reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine xviijd.
FACEBY, SEXHOWE, WIRKESAYLL,i STANDALL-BRIG,j  ACLAM,
MARTON ET PARVA BUSKEBY. Domina Margareta de Rose tenet
iij feod. et di. feod. milit. de domino rege in capite. Robertus
de Scoterscelf, Rogerus Stormy [et] Robertus Gower tenent ij
feod. terrae in Faceby cum Sexoue, Wirkesaill cum Standallbrige, Aclam, Marton [et] Parva Buskeby; unde x car. terrae
faciunt feod. Et Robertus de Scoterskelf reddit, pro parte sua,
pro fine viijd. Rogerus Stormy, pro parte sua, pro fine iijs. viijd.
BUSKEBY PARVA, GLAPHOWE,k TOCOTTES' et LETHUM. Wilf Kilton Thorpe and Great Moorsholme, in the parish of Skelton.
g Barnaby, a small hamlet two miles and a half west of Guisbrough.
h A clerical error for Kirke Levyngton, where Henry de Percy held four
carucates in the 31st Edward I.        * Low Worsall.
J Called Stayndalerigge in the Inquisition of the 31st Edward I. Staindale
Hill is the name of a farm on Low Worsall Moor, in the parish of Kirk
Levington.
k Glaphowe does not occur in the Nomina Villarum. It is probably identical
with Wapillhowe (Waupley) mentioned at p. 125. In the 31st Edward I. Geoffrey
de Maucovenaunt held half a knight's fee in " Bolleby cum Glapphowe." Waupley
is about three miles S.W. of Boulby.
Tocketts, a small township one mile and a half S.S.W. of Upleatham.




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lelmus Mowebery, junior, pro quodam tenemento quod tenet de
illo feodo in Parva Buskeby, reddit pro fine ijs. Matheus de
Glaphowe tenet di. car. terrse in Glaphowe, unde x faciunt feod.
milit.  Adam  Tocottes tenet di. feod. in Tocottes et Lethum,
unde x faciunt feod.; et reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine vs.
ESINGTON.  Gilbertus de Camera et Galfridus de Maucov(en) ande tenent di. feod. in Esington de dicta Margareta, unde
xij car. terrme faciunt unum  feod.  Et dictus Gilbertus, pro
medietate sua illius feodi, reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine
iijs.; et dictus Galfridus, pro sua medietate, reddit de fine iijs.
STOKESLAY, BATHERBY, INGLEBY JUXTA GRENEHOWE, PARVA
BROWGHTON, DROMONDBY, KYRKEBY, MAGNA BUSKEBY, SCOTERSKELFF, PARVA BUSKBY, THORALBY ET NEWEBY.  Johannes de
Balliolor tenet iiij [feod.] de domino rege in capite in Stokeslay,
Batherby, Ingleby juxta Grenehowe, Parva Browghton, Dromondby, Kirkeby, Magna Buskeby, Parva Buskeby, Scoterskelf,
Thoraldby et Neweby.  Et Robertus filius Rogeri" tenet ea de
dicto Johanne, et Hugo de Euer tenet eadem  feoda de dicto
Roberto, unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.  Et idem  Hugo
reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine xvs.
KIRKEBY.  Johannes de Kerkeby, qui tenet partem  illorum
feod., reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine vs.
Robertus de Scoterskelf tenet partem illorum feod., et reddit
ballivo domini regis pro fine ijs.
Robertus de Hastinge,~ qui tenet partem illorum feod., reddit
ballivo domini regis pro fine xs.
Robertus de GowertonP qui tenet partem illorum feod., reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine vs.
Prior de Hexam,q qui tenet partem illorum feod., reddit ballivo domini regis pro fine xiijs.
Willelmus Stormy, qui tenet partem  illorum  feod., reddit
ballivo domini regis pro fine xs.' The celebrated John de Balliol, one of the competitors for the throne of
Scotland. He was declared king in 1292, and died in 1296.
n Roger de Eure, eldest son of John Fitz Robert, by Ada de Balliol, aunt to
the above-mentioned John de Balliol, who had Stokesley of the gift of her father
Hugh. The Inq. p. m. of Lady Ada de Balliol was taken in the 35th Henry III.,
when the jurors say that " dominus Hugo de Balliol dedit manerium de Stokesley
cum pertinentiis Adae filiae suse in liberum maritagium, et quod dicta Ada post
mortem viri sui feoffavit Hugonern et Robertum filios suos de praedicto manerio
cum pertinentiis die Dominica proxima ante festum Sancti Barnabae Apostoli
anno regni regis Henrici, filii regis Johannis, tricesimo quarto" (Cal. Gen., i., 38).
" William, son of Adam de Hesting, was lord of Great Buskby in 1231 (Ord's
Cleveland, 395).           P A clerical error for Gower.
q The portion of the fee of Balliol held by the Prior of Hexham comprised
lands in Ingleby, Little Broughton and Kirkby (Mem. of Hexham, ed. Surf. Soc.,
ii., xiv.). " Item Prior de Hextildesham tenet tenementa in Parva Brouton quoe
solebant reddere de finibus per ann. xijd., xx annis elapsis" (Rot. Sundr., i., 128).




134           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Dicunt quod dominus Walterus de Faconbrig et hleredes
Marmaduci Thewenge, ballivi wapentagii de Langberch in feodo,
per cartam domini Johannis regis, dant, pro firma illius wapentagii annuatim domino regi xl marcas.
In quibus rebus seu perqucesitis status scilicet wapentagii, etc.
Dicunt quod in xvij li. ijs. ijd. annuatim firma wapentagii.
In praemissis ad voluntatem promittunt: in wager, waysum, et
in aliis perqumesitis constat firma wapentagii.
Item non de pecunia que res(pondetur) vicecomiti de persona
contra statum, quia nihil.
Item, si ballivi infra libertatem vel extra veteribus exitibus
utantur, per quas, etc. Nihil.
Et de illis qui clamant habere libertat' et wapentag,' etc.
SKELTON.  Dicunt quod Walterus de Faconbrige clamat
habere, per cartam domini regis nunc, wreccam maris pertinentem ad partem suie baronise de Skelton, et furcam, mercatum,
et pertinentia, scilicet, a quo tempore, nullum potest inquirere
(sic).
YAROM ET BROTTON.  Hveres Marmaduci de Tweng clamat
habere mercatum et feriam in Yarom, et villam de Yarom liberum burgum, et pertinentia, scilicet, qualiter, et a quo tempore,
quod non potest inquiri.  Et warennam in Brotton per cartam
domini regis nunc, et wreccam maris pertinent. ad baroniam
suam et pertinent. de Yarom, scilicet, qualiter, dicunt quod sine
warranto, scilicet, a quo tempore, dicunt quod a tempore istius
anni, etc.
CUCKEWALDE.r  Stephanus de Malo Lacue clamat habere
parcum in Cuckewolde, scilicet, qualiter, ignoratur, et a quo
tempore, dicunt quod istius anni. Petrus de Malo Lacu clamat
habere furcam et wreccam maris, scilicet, qualiter, dicunt sine
warranto, a quo tempore, istius anni.
MAGNA AYTON.  Haeres Baldwini Wake, qui est in custodia
domini regis, clamat habere marcatum in Magna Ayton et warennam, per cartam  domini regis Henrici, et furcam, scilicet,
qualiter, et a quo tempore, non potest inquiri.
WILTON, LAKINBY, LASINGBY ET COTTOM.  Nicholaus de
Menell clamat habere feriam  in Weolton,t per cartam  domini
Edwardi regis, et warennam, parcum et furcam, scilicet, qualiter,
r Peter de Malo Lacu had a charter of free warren in Cukewald in the 38th
Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 80). I am unable to identify this place.
* Probably Stephen de Mauley, afterwards prebendary of Bugthorpe and
archdeacon of Cleveland, who died in 1317, and was buried in York Minster
(Fasti Ebor., i., 378).
t An error for Whorlton. On July 16th, 53rd Henry III., the king granted
a charter of free warren, market, etc., in Welverton (Whorlton) to Nicholas de
Meynill, which was confirmed by Edw. I., Nov. 24th, 1281 (Ord's Cleveland, 610).




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                      135
et a quo tempore, non potest inquiri. Johannes Bulmeru clamat
habere warennam  liberam  in Wilton, Lakinby, Lasingby et Cottom, in feodo suo, per cartam  domini Johannis (data cartse anno
vt~), et furcam  et pertinent. a Conquesto.
AYTON PARVA.  Radulfusv de Malbis clamat habere furcam
in Parva Ayton, et terras suas non gildabiles in eadem, quae
sunt de honore regis.
BERWYCK.   Hugo filius Henrici clamat habere warennam
in Berwik, per cartam domini regis Henrici, et farcas, scilicet,
qualiter, non potest inquiri.
STOKESLEY.  Hugo de Euryw clamat habere feriam in Stokesley per cartam domini Henrici, patris domini regis nunc, Market
Town, et furcas, scilicet, qualiter, et a quo tempore, non potest
inquiri.
KILLDAYLL, ORMESBY ET CRATHORNE. Willelmus de Percyx
" His grandfather, Alan de Wilton, had a charter of free warren "apud
Wilton cum pertinentiis, scilicet Cothum et Laisingebi et Lacnebi in feodo suo,"
28th April, 5th John (Rot. Chart., 127 b).
v Undoubtedly an error for Ricardus. The name of Ralph does not occur in
the Malbis pedigree. Sir Richard Malbis, of Acaster Malbis, was the head of
the family at the date of this Inquest. On Aug. 28th, 1179 (25th Henry II.),
Roger de Molbray and Henry de Munford released the capital messuage "et
totam medietatem  terra de Eton" to Richard Malebisse (York Corporation
Papers, ii., 954).
w Hugh de Eure had a charter of free warren in Stokesley in the 19th
Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 121).
* "Inquisitio facta die Dominica proximo post diem  Cinerum  anno 13~
Edwardi primi coram Johanne de Reygate et Galfrido Aguyllun super statu
Willelmi de Percy de Kyldale, etc.-Dicunt [juratores] super sacramentum suum
quod predictus Willelmus de Percy de Kyldale ad praesens non est compos mentis
suse. Dicunt etiam quod idem Willelmus dedit manerium suum de Crathorne
cum pertinentiis Willelmo filio suo juniori, habendum et tenendum de predicto
patre suo et haeredibus suis tota vita ipsius Willelmi filii.-Et dicunt quod tempore quo fecit dimissionem praedicti manerii proedicto Willelmo filio suo, infirmabatur quadam infirmitate quse dicitur Paralasis, et fuit tunc minus compos
mentis suse.-Dicunt etiam quod predictus Willelmus pater post festum Sancti
Michaelis anno regni domini regis nunc duodecimo dedit manerium suum de
Kildale cum pertinentiis praedicto Willelmo filio, habendum et tenendum eidem
Willelmo filio tota vita ipsius Willelmi filii.-Et dicunt quod post decessum
praedicti Willelmi filii praedictum manerium cum pertinentiis remanebit Willelmo
filio Arnaldi de Percy et heredibus suis imperpetuum. Et revera dicunt quod
tempore quo predictus Willelmus pater fecit donationem et dimissionem illam,
non fuit compos mentis sue nec sane memorise, immo omnino impotens sui
sensus et virium.-Postmodum prsedictus Willelmus pater visus et diligenter
diversimode examinatus per prsedictos Johannem  de Reygate et Galfridum
Aguyllun super statu suo, utrum  videlicet sit compos mentis sue necne, et
super aliis articulis in brevi contentis, dixit tenere lacrimando prout loqui potuit
quod ipse non fuit compos mentis suse, nec scivit qualiter Willelmus filius suus
intravit manerium suum  de Kildale, nec quo modo ipse ejectus est ab eodem
manerio. Et ad alios articulos brevis, nec ad alia sibi opposita, nihil respondebat;
sed petiit tenere lacrimando quod posset pacem ab eis habere, et quod non impedirent ipsum quin posset reverti ad manerium suum de Kildale. Unde viso et
examinato diversimode prsedicto Willelmo patre per praedictos Johannem  et




136             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
clamat habere marcatum   et feriam  in  Kildayll,  per cartam
domini regis Henrici, et warennam  in Kildaill et Ormesby, per
eandem cartam, warennam in Crathorne pertinent', et furcas in
Kildaill, scilicet, qualiter et a quo tempore, non potest inquiri.
GISBURNE,  LYTHUM, TOLLESBY, ARNECLIEF,  UGTHORPE,
MALTEBY, TOLESBY, UPLETHUM, ARSUM, BARNALBY, LONSDAYLL,Z
SKELDERSCHUTHEa ET GISBURN  PREDICTA.  Prior de Gisburne
clamat habere totam  Gisburn et totam  Lithum,b scilicet, novem
car. terrae, cum  illa parte de Cotum  quae illi adjacet, cum  omnibus pertinentiis, etc., de eadem; di. car. terrae in Tollesby;
duas bov. terrae et unum toftum eis adjacens in Arnecliff;c
unam  car. terrze in Ugthorpe, et quandam  villam  cum  duabus
bov. terrae in Malteby; di. car. terrae, cum pertinentiis;d in
Tolsby duas bov. terrae et unum toftum, ut antedictum est;
duas antedictas bov. terrae in Ugthorpe, et tenement' Northmarm'e (sic) et Uplithum et iiijor acras terrae, in eadem terra, in
Arsum  cum  pertinent. in liberam, puram  et perpetuam  elemosinam.  Et clamat habere  [soch, infangthef, toll et team]f in
liberam et puram elemosinam. Clamat etiam habere warennam,
per cartam  domini regis Henrici, patris domini regis nunc, in
Gisburne, Ugthorpe, Barnalby, Lounesdaill [et] Skelderschuthe,
a tempore dicti regis, anno xlvj. Clamat etiam habere mercatum et feriam in Gisburn per tres dies durantes, per cartam
domini regis Henrici, a tempore dicti regis, anno xlvij.
BROUGHTON ET KYRKEBY.  Dicunt quod Abbas de Revalibus
clamat habere libertates in omnibus finibus in Broweghetong
Galfridum, videtur eis quod idem Willelmus est omnino impotens sui et virium
sui corporis atque carens ratione et sensu sanse memorise et intellectus " (Cal.
Gen., i., 359).
y In 37th Henry III. William de Percy had a grant of a market and fair at
Kildale, with free warren there and in Ormesby (Cal. Rot. Chart., 77).
z Lonsdale, a farm in the parish of Great Ayton, three miles S.S.W. of
Guisbrough.
a Skelderskew Grange in Commondale, in the parish of Guisbrough.
b Before 1125 Robert de Brus, the founder, gave to the canons of Gisburne
"totam Lyum (Kirkleatham), scilicet, novem carucatas terrse, cum illa parte de
Cotum, que illi adjacet, et cseteris omnibus ad eam pertinentibus " (Mon. Anyl.,
vi., 267).
c The same canons had "ex dono Walteri Ingelram ecclesiam de Erenclive,
cum duabus bovatis terrae et manso eis adjacente" (Ibid., vi., 268).
d There is something omitted here. This paragraph is most corrupt.
Perhaps Northmanby is the place intended.
f The text reads "Sochefanghetoll et tenement." corruptly. King Henry I.
granted to the prior and canons sac, soc, thol, theam, and infangentheof, and
also allowed them a market at Guisbrough every Monday, and a fair every year
for three days, viz., on the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, and on the day
before and after. He likewise granted them free warren in the demesne lands
of Guisbrough, Ugthorpe, Bernaldby and Lounsdale (Ord's Cleveland, 187).
g Little Broughton.   In an account of the lands, etc., given to the monks




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                    137
et Kirkeby, quas habuit de dono Jurdani Payne, Alani Bareni
et aliorum liberorum hominum de eisdem villis praedictis, tenend'
eas terras quietas et solutas ab eorum servitiis secularibus, et ab
omni opere servili, per cartas Richardi regis et regis Henrici,
patris domini regis nunc, anno liiijto.
CARLETON. Clamat [etiam] habere in Carleton tres bovatas
terrae de dono Symonis filii Galfridi Bert in puram et perpetuam
elemosinam, per cartam  domini regis Henrici, patris domini
regis nunc, anno lvj.  Et si teneatur aliquo servitio, etc., dicunt
quod modo debito intelligunt.
Si quid domino regi de suojurefuerit subtractum, etc. Dicunt
quod vs. iiijd. annui redditus, de iij car. terrae in Kemesdayllh
juxta Greneowe, sunt a domino rege subtracti [per] Robertum
de Mennell, avum Nicholai de Mennell, a tempore domini Johannis regis. Et xxs. annni redditus, de iij car. terrse in Magna
Broughton, sunt a domino rege subtracti per Allanum Baren,
antecessorem Johannis nunc, a tempore Johannis domini regis,
etc.
Si quid in wapentagio domino regi pertinere debeat unde seisitus non est.  Dicunt quod dominus rex seisitus non est de
secta comitatus terrae qune fuit Roberti de Lasingby in eadem,
quae eidem pertinere debeat, etc. Dicunt quod dominus rex non
seisitus est de secta comitatus terrarum  que fuerunt Willelmi
Capoun in Uplethum, quae ei pertinere debeat; et dicunt quod
dominus rex seisitus non est de secta comitatus terrae [qnue]
fuit Roberti Barmby in eadem, quse pertinere debeat, etc.
of Rievaux during the abbacy of Sylvan, who died in 1189, it is recorded that
"grangiam de Brocton cum pertinentiis suis dederunt nobis Jordanus Paen et
cseteri liberi homines ejusdem villae" (Mon. Angl., v., 282).
h The Camisedale of Domesday Book. Mr. Ord (Hist. Cleveland, 244) supposes this place to be identical with Commondale, a township in the parish of
Guisbrough, which, according to Graves (page 435), should more properly "be
written Colmandale," having been " so called from the venerable Colman, bishop
of Lindisferne, who had formerly an hermitage or place of residence here." The
canons of Guisbrough had lands in " Colmandale" (Mon. Angl., vi., 275), which
would be included in the original donation of the founder, Robert de Brus.
Commondale, however, can scarcely be considered "juxta Greneowe," from which
it is distant more than six miles. In the Recapitulatio of the Domesday survey
Camisedale is placed between Engelbi and Broctun. Ingleby-Greenhow is only
two miles from Broughton.




WAPENTAGIUM DE PYKERING IN NORTHR[IDING] COM. EBOR.
[MSS. Rawlinson, 450 B, 183 a.]
MARTON.  Est in eodem  wapentagio, in qua sunt tres car.
terrze de soca, et talliantur, quas Willelmus de Aton tenet.
HOTON.b  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt xj car. et una
bov. terra  de soca quas Agnes de Vescy tenet, et talliantur
quoad domini regis, etc.
NEWTON ET PRESTON.C   Respondent pro una villa in eodem
wap., in qua sunt due car. et di. de baronia, de feodo Rogeri
Bygott, et sunt geldabiles; quarum  Symon Ughtred tenet x
bov., et Jacobus Jordan x bov. terrae, etc.
ATON.d  Ex parte occidentali aquae est in eod. wap., in qua
sunt viij car. terrae de soca de Pykeryng, et talliantur, quas
Willelmus de Aton tenet de domino Edmundo,e etc.
ATONf  Ex parte orientali aquae est in eodem wap., in qua
sunt quatuor car. et vj bov. terra de baronia; de quibus ij car.
sunt de feodo Rogeri Bygott [et]g sunt geld.; quarum Willelmus
de Irton tenet unam car., et Willelmus de Fyshburn et participes
sui unam car. Et ij car. et vj bov. sunt de feodo Henrici Percy,
et sunt geld., quas Alanus filius Ricardi et Alexander de Percy
et participes sui tenent, etc.
IRTON.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt iiijor car. terrae de
" Collated with Addit. MS. 26,729, in the British Museum, cited in the
following notes by the letter S. This wapentake does not occur in any of the
other copies of Kirkby's Inquest. There is, however, in the possession of Joseph
Munby, esq., of York, "A Booke shewinge the tenure of all such Mannors,
Landes and Tenements in the Countye of York, as are at this day holden of the
Right honorable Henry Earle of Northumberland."  This, which is hereinafter
referred to as the Percy MS., was compiled in 1607 by " John Carvile, esquier,
his Lordship's steward."  It contains two or three notes "ex quadam  Inquisitione, capta coram  Johanne de Kirkeby, vocata Kirkeby Quest, apud
Scartheburg, die Martis.... anno regni regis Edwardi primi tertio decimo, de
villis et carucatis terrae in wapentagio de Pickeringe, et de feodis militum ejusdem
wapentagii."  These notes, fortunately, supply some valuable additions to the
Rawlinson text.              b Hutton Bushel.
c Preston has disappeared. It is not mentioned in the Nomina Villarum.
d West Ayton.
e Edmund Plantagenet, surnamed Crouchback, earl of Lancaster.
f'rhst A-yton.             g et, S.




WAPENTAKE OF PICKERING LYTHE, N. R.               139
baronia, de feodo de Percy, et sunt geld.; quarum Willelmus de
Irton tenet xiiij bov. terrae, Sibilla del Hay unam car., Thomas
de Irton v bov., et Johannes de Russell v bov terrae, etc.
THORPFELD.h   Quamvis non sit villa, est in eodem wap., in
qua est una car. terrae de baronia, de feodo Henrici de Percy,
et est geld., quam Johannes de Percy, qui est in custodia domini
regis, tenet, etc.
SEMER.  Est in eodem wap., in qua sunt quinque car. terrae
de baronia, de feodo Henrici Percy, et sunt geld., quas praedictus Henricus tenet, etc.
DEPEDALE.i   Quamvis non sit villa, est in eodem  wap., in
qua sunt quatuor car. terrae de baronia, de feodo Henrici Percy,
et sunt geld.; quarum Henricus de Kayton tenet ij bov., Willelmus filius Reyneri ij bov., Abbas de Bella Landaj vj bov.,
Thomas de Anlaeby xiij bov., Johannes Bard iiij bov., Johannes
de Percy ij bov., Capell' de Osgotby ij bov., et Henricus de
Kayton et Willelmus filius Rayneri unam bov.
BURTON DALE.k  Quamvis non sit villa, est in eodem wap.,
in qua sunt iiijor car. terrie de soca de Pykeryng (secundum
alios rotulos de baronia)l quas Johannes de Percy tenet, et solebant talliari, et pro quibus praedictus Johannes reddit firmam
domino Edmundo; sed tallagium  subtractum  est, a tempore
mortis domini regis Johannis, etc.
OSGOTBY.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt v car. terrae de
baronia, et sunt geld.; quarum Johannes Bard tenet ij car. et
v bov., Capell' de Osgotby iij bov., Thomas de Anlaeby ij bov.,
Johannes filius ejus ij bov., Johannes de la Mare ij bov., haered.
S... myffs (secundum  alium  rot.) ij bov. terrae, ecclesia de
Kayton unam  bov., Allanus Stanes unam  bov., Robertus de
Righton unam  bov., Johannes Payne ij bov., Ricardus filius
Johannis ij bov., Abbas Rievallis unam bov.
KAYTON.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt iiijor car. terrae:
de quibus ij car. sunt de baronia, de feodo Rogeri Bygott, et
* I am unable to identify Thorpfeld.
Deepdale, on the east side of Weapon-ness (Oliver's Mount), extends from
one to three miles south of Scarborough.
i Durand de Cliva, and William de Clayton, son of Durand, gave the manor
of Depedale to the monks of Byland (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 332).
k Burton Dale, on the west side of Weaporn-ness, near Scarborough. In
1209 king John confirmed to the nuns of Rosedale the grant which "Matilda
quae fuit uxor Americi de Scardeburgh per cartam suam fecit praedictis monialibus de sex lagenis olei annuatim infra xv dies post festum Nativitatis Sancti
Johannis Baptistse, de quodam tofto in Burtondale jacente inter toftum beati
Nicholai et toftum Siwardi Pistoris, et de quodam alio tofto super Ramesdale,
infra murum quod fuit Willelmi filii Gamelli imperpetuum recipiendis" (Mon.
Angl., iv., 318).
1 S. omits secundum alios rotulos de baronia.




140            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
sunt geld.; quarum  Johannes Bard tenet unam  car. terrae, et
haer' Willelmi Hatcryst' unam  car.: et alie ij car. fuerunt de
baronia, de feodo Willelmi Desengers,m  et sunt de elemosina
de Whitby, et non sunt geld.; quarum Abbas de Whitby tenet
unam car., et hver' Willelmi Hatcrist unam car.
KYLWARDBY."  Est in eodem wap., in qua sunt ij car. terrae
de baronia de feodo Henrici de Percy, et sunt geld., quas Symon
de Cresacre tenet, etc.
LEBRESTON.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt vj car. terrae
de baronia de feodo Rogeri Bygott, et sunt geld.; quarum,
scilicet Ro. de Percy [et] Robertus Playce~ tenet (sic) vj bov.,
Johannes Bard tenet ij car., Prior de Bridlyngton iij car., et
Abbas Rievallis unam car.
Memorandum  quod in alio rotulo wap. Robertus WyernP
tenet ix bov. terrae infra summam praedictam, etc.
GRYSTHORPP.  Est in eodem wap., in qua sunt iiij car. terrae
de soca de Pykeryng, et talliantur; quarum Prior de Bridlyngton tenet ij car. et ij bov., et Rogerus de Morpathq tenet unam
car. et vj bov. terrae, etc.
NEWBIGGYNG.r Est in eodem wap., in qua sunt ij car. terrae
de soca de Pykering, et talliantur, quas Robertus de Wyerums
tenet, etc.
THURSTANBY.t  Est in eodem wap., in qua sunt ij car. terrae
de baronia de feodo Henrici de Percy, et sunt geld., quas Willelmus de Mirethu tenet, etc.
BRYNISTON.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt iij car. et di.
terra de feodo Rogeri Bygott, et sunt geld.; quarum Prior de
Bridlyngton tenet xiiij bov., et haeres Rogeri Moraunt tenet
xiiij bov. terrae, etc.
CLOGHTON.  Est in eodem  wap., in qua sunt una car. et ij
bov. terrae de baronia de feodo Henrici de Percy, et sunt geld.,
quas Adam de Dugylbyv tenet.  Et non plus hic de infra sok
quia xij de Scalby respond. inde, etc.
m Besengers, S.          " Killerby, near Cayton.
" In 1308 the Prior and Convent of Bridlington held one mediety of Lebberston, and Robert de Place the other (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 235).
P In 1316 Robert de Wyern and the Prior of Bridlington were returned
lords of this place.
q In 1256 William, son of Robert, son of Roger de Morpath, quit-claimed
six oxgangs of land here to the canons of Bridlington (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 231).
Newbiggin is one mile east of Gristhorpe.
* 3rd July, 1308. Licence to Robert de Wyerne to have an oratory within
his manor of Neubyging (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 112 a).
t Throxenby, in the parish of Scalby.
" An error, doubtless, for William de Morers, who held two carucates here
in the 31st Edward I. S. reads corruptly "Abbas de Moreth." See p. 146,
vpcteCo Il 1299 Acdam, son of Adam de Dugelby, gave one capital messuage in




WAPENTAKE OF PICKERING LYTHE, N. R.                 141
YEDINGHAM.   Pretiaw  Priorissa  de Yedyngham  tenet in
campo in quo est scitus abbathie ij car. terrae de baronia de
feodo Rogeri Bygott quee non sunt geld.; et idem  Rogerus
respond. pro eisdem.
FUKBRIGG.  Fratres Militiae Templi tenent in loco qui dicitur Fukbrigg,x in quo domus eorum scituatur, [et] sunt ij car.
terrae de baronia, de feodo Rogeri Bygot, non geld., etc.
[SNAYNTONY  CUM  WESTETHORPEZ  IN  BRUMPTON.   Est in
eodem (scilicet wap. de Pickeringe) in qua sunt xv caruc.; quarum  xem sunt de baronia, de feod. Rogeri Bygot, et sunt geld.,
quas Johannes de Vescy tenet.   Et ij carucat. et dimid. de
baronia, de feod. Henrici de Percy, et sunt geld.; quarum hbered.
Alani Cynere tenent unam  carucat. et dimid., et Willelmus
Thernef unam car. Et ij car. et dimid. sunt de socagio domini
Edmundi, et talliantur; quarum Priorissa de Wykehama tenet
xiij bovat., et Robertus de Conoysklef vij bovat.]
WAPENTAGIUM  DE PICKERINGE IN NORTHR' IN COM. EBOR.b
De feodis milit. quae tenentur de domino rege in capite, et qui
ea tenent, et in quibus villis, et qui sunt tenentes sui, et ubi sunt,'ut sciatur ubi distringendum  sit pro servitiis domini regis, si
a retro fuerint, praedictijuratores dicunt quod,
Rogerus Bygott tenet de domino rege in capite, pro feodo
unius milit., xj car. terrse (secundum rotulum wapp. xij car.,
etc.) in Syvelyngton,c Marton, Parva Edston,d et Cathwayte;
quod feodum  Ricardus Bruys tenet de eodem  Rogero.  Et de
quo etiam feodo idem Ricardus tenet in dominico in Syvelington iij car. et iij bov. terrae; Priorissa de Yedingham, de eodem
Ricardo, in eadem, unam  car. et unam  bov. terrae; Prior de
Malton, de eodem Ricardo, in eadem, iiij bov. terrae.
Clocton, with three oxgangs of land and four crofts, to the canons of Bridlington
(Burton's Mon. Ebor., 221).               i Proeterea, S.
~ Foukebrigg, now called Foulbridge, about one mile east of Yedingham
abbey, was afterwards given to the Hospitallers, and is described in an extent of
their possessions in England, taken in 1338, as "una placea destructa, cujus
herbagium valet per ann. xs. " (The Hospitallers in England.  Ed. Camd. Soc.,
140).
Y This entry is taken from the Percy MS., fo. 264 a. See p. 144, postea.
* Westhorpe is not mentioned in the Nomina Villarum, and has now disappeared.
a Richard, son of Thora de Sneigton, gave land in Snainton to the nuns of
Wykeham (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 257).
b S. omits this title.         C Sinnington.
d Little Edston is in Ryedale wapentake.
e Cathwayte is not mentioned in the Aid of the 31st Edward I., or in the
Nomina Villarum, and I am unable to identify it. There is a farm called
Cartoft about half a mile north of Little Edston.




142           KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet de eodem Ricardo, et de
eodem feodo, in Marton vij bov. et xxx acras terrwe, vocatas
unam bov. terrae, etc. Prior de Malton de eodem, in eadem, ij
bov. et di. terrae; Prior de Ellerton, de eodem Ricardo, in eadem,
iiij bov.; haeredes Renerif Bertram, de eodem Ricardo, in eadem,
iij bov.; haer' Mathei de Benyngfeld,  de eodem Ricardo, in
eadem, residuum, scilicet, unam car. vj bov. et di.
Prior de Malton, de eodem Ricardo, de eodem feodo in Parva
Edston, unam car.
Et idem Ricardus tenet de praedicto Rogero et de feodo praedicto, in Cathwayte, unam car. terrae, quam haeredes praedicti
Mathei de Benyngfeld deberent tenere de praedicto Ricardo.
Sed jacet friscus, et est communa pastura, etc.
Summa bov. terrae illius feodi iiijx viij; quarum in Syvelington xl bov.  Marton xxxij bov.  Parva Edeston viij bov.
Cathwayte viij bov.
Rogerus Bygott tenet de eodem  domino rege in capite, et
pro feodo unius milit., xij car. terrae in Wilton et Yedyngham;
quod feodum Willelmus Brus tenet de eodem Rogero.  Et de
quo etiam feodo, Priorissa de Yedyngham  tenet de praedicto
Willelmo in Yedyngham, in puram elemosinam, ij car. terrae.
Eadem Priorissa tenet de eodem Willelmo in Wilton iij bov.
terrae. Petrus de Nevyll de eodem Willelmo, in eadem villa,
quinque bov. Robertus Capellanus de eodem, in eadem villa, iij
bov. terrme. Decanus ecclesiae Ebor. de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.
terrae. Rogerus de Hokrell de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.  Her'
Johannis de Allerstane de eodem, in eadem, ij bov. Et idem
Willelmus de Bruys in dominico, in eadem, vij car. et vij bov.
terrae, etc.
CROPTON. Johannes filius Baldwini Wake, qui est in custodia domini regis, tenet de domino rege in capite, pro feodo
unius milit., v car. terrae (secundum alium rotulum xiiij car. et
tres bov. terrae), quas in Cropton Nicholaus de Wake tenet de
eodem Johanne; de quibus Walterus Repingale tenet de eodem
Nicholao, in eadem, ij bov., et idem Nicholaus residuum.
WRELTON. In Wrelton sunt ij car. terrae quas haeres Walteri Boy et participes sui tenent de eodem Nicholao.
AYESLABY. In Aslaeby sunt ij car. terrae: quarum haeredes
Arnaldi de Aslacby tenent de eodem Johanne vij bov.; Prior de
Malton de eodem  Johanne iij bov.; Eustachius de Perte de
eodem Johanne iiij bov.; Ricardus Scott de eodem Nicholao
f Ricardi, S.          g Conyngfeld, S.
h Baldwin Wake was dead in 1283, and John, his son and heir, had livery
of his lands in the 18th Edward I. (Dugd. Bar., i., 540).




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unam bov.; et Templarii de eodem Johanne, in puram  elemosinam, unam bov.
MIDDLETON. In Midylton sunt iij car. et iij bov. terras:
quarum Priorissa de Rossedale tenet de eodem Johanne unam
car.; Nicholaus Wake, de eodem  Johanne, x bov. in eadem
quas Henricus de Boys tenet, ut dicitur; Guido de Aslacby, de
eodem Johanne, unam bov.; Willelmus Bruys, de eodem Johanne,
unam  bov.; Magister Rogerus de Scard', de eodem Johanne,
unam bov. et di.; Willelmus filius Rogeri, de eodem Johanne,
di. bov.; Willelmus Malkake, de eodem Johanne, unam bov.;
Rogerus Dryng, de eodem Johanne, di. car.
CALTHORNE. In Calthorn sunt ij car. terrse: quarum Magister Rogerus de Scard' tenet, de eodem Johanne, di. car. terrse,
de eodem Johanne, ij bov. (sic); Willelmus de Nevill, de eodem
Johanne, ij bov.;i Willelmus de Nevyll, de eodem Johanne,
unam car.; Walterus de Repyngdale, de eodem Johanne, unam
bov.; et Prior de Malton tenet, in puram elemosinam, unam
bov. terrae.
Rogerus Bygott tenet de domino rege in capite, pro quarta
parte unius feod. milit., iiij car. terrae in Levesham, ij car. terrae
in Lokton, et di. car. terrae in Pyckeryng, per cartam domini
regis Henrici factam  Hugoni Bygott: quarum idem  Rogerus
tenet in dominico in Levesham ij car. et quinque bov.; Galfridus
filius Bartholomei tenet de eodem Rogero di. car.; Thomas filius
Radulphi de eodem Rogero iij bov.; Nicholaus RavenJ de eodem
Rogero ij bov.; Gocelinus filius Adae j bov.; ecclesia de eadem
j bov.
Roaldus1 filius Adae tenet in Lokton j car. terre de eodem
Rogero; Fratres Militiae Templi in eadem vj bov. de eodem
Rogero; Radulphus Skyryng de eodem Rogero, in eadem, j bov.;
Willelmus Barneby de eodem Rogero, in eadem, j bov.
Et Adam Bruys tenet de eodem Rogero in Pickerynge ij
bov.; et Fratres Hospitalis Sancti Nicholai, in eadem, de eodem
Rogero j bov., etc.
NEWTON. Rogerus Bygott tenet de domino rege in capite,
pro xij"m parte feodi unius milit., j car. terrae in Newton quam
Reynerus de Nevyll tenet de eodem Rogero, et quam Willelmus
de Halton tenet de eodem Reynero; unde Priorissa de Rosse.
daill tenet iij bov. terrae; haer' Willelmi de Bolbek iij bov.;
Willelmus Jarrur' j bov.; et idem j bov. Et residuum feodi in
Hirdirskelk,l etc.
S. omits Willelmus de Nevill de eodem Johanne ij bov.
i Raudun, S.            k Radulphus, S.
I Hinderskelfe, in the wapentake of Bulmer. Castle Howard, the princely
residence of the earls of Carlisle, now occupies its site.




144           KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
ROWCESBY.m  De feodo Comitis Marescalli sunt in Rouceby
xiij bov. terrse de baronia, quarum vij car. et di. [et] j bov.
terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.: quarum Edmundus de Hastyngs tenet de eodem Rogero, in dominico et servitio, iiij bov.
terrse; Willelmus de Everle ij bov.; Alanus Pye ij bov.; Matheus Gower ij bov.; haer' Alexandri de Rouceby ij bov.; Stephanus Wotte j bov. Et residuum dicti feodi in Hoton Baldolf,~
etc.
THORNETON.  Rogerus de Moubray tenet de domino rege in
capite iij car. terrae in Thornton, pro quarta parte feodi unius
milit., quas Willelmus de Wyvell tenet de eodem Rogero, et
hler' Rogeri Morant ten' easdem de eodem Willelmo, etc.
THORNETON.  Hveredes Willelmi vel Petri (sic) de Bruys
tenent de domino rege in capite, in Thornton, pro quarta parte
feodi unius milit., quas Willelmus Percy de Kyldale tenet de
eisdem, et quas heres Roberti Maungevileyne tenet de eodem
Willelmo, etc.
SNAYNTON, WESTHORPE ET BROMPTON.  Rogerus Bygott
tenet de domino rege in capite x car. terrze in Snaynton et
Westhorpp in Brompton, pro feodo unius milit., quas Johannes
de Vescy tenet de eodem Rogero; de quibus Agnes de Vescy
tenet v car., et Rogerus HeldenP tenet v car. terrae, etc.
BROMPTON ET SALDEN.q Rogerus Moubray tenet de domino
rege in capite xij car. terrae in Brumpton et Salden, pro feodo
unius milit., quas Johannes de Vescy tenet de eodem Rogero:
unde Agnes de Vescy dotata est de vj car., et eadem tenet in
dominico, de emptione, xiij bov.; Willelmus Mayverhermer (?) x
bov. (vel xj, secundum rotulum wap.); et Johannes de Vescy in
dominico iij car. et j bov. terrae (vel tantum j car., secundum
rotulum wap.)
Juratores dicunt quod Comes Albemarlime tenuit de Comite
Norfolkiae iiij feod. et di. in Thornton, Preston, Newtone, Brinyston, Aton, Cayton, Leberston, et Osgotby in wap. de Pykeryng: in Ryllyngton et Thorpp in wap. de Bukcros: in Potter
Brompton in wap. de Dekryng: et in Edeston et Holm in wap.
de Rydaill: quae feoda idem Comes Norfolk' tenuit de domino
rege in capite. Et Johannes de Estour tenet omnia praedicta
"n The site of Roxby may be placed about one mile west of Thornton.
et, S.
o Hutton Bardolf, in Bulmer wapentake. See p. 108, ante.
P Heldeis, S.
q Sawdon, one mile and a half north of Brompton.
Dr. Whitaker says, " John de Eshton is chiefly memorable for having contested the right to the earldom and estates of Albemarle with Edward I." (Hist.
Craven, 183); and that "the king, unable to evade the claim of his competitor,
condescended to come to an agreement with him; and in consideration of an




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feoda, tam in dominico quam in servitio, de dono domini regis,
et per cartam domini regis Edwardi qui nunc est, pro feodo
unius milit.: de quibus idem Johannes Eston tenet in Thornton,
in dominico, iiij car. et vj bov. terrae; Alanus filius Johannis
tenet de eodem  Jobanne, in eadem, vj bov.; Hugo Brom's de
eodem  Johanne, in eadem, ij bov.; Stephanus filius Alani ij
bov.; Robertus de Conskylff iij bov.; Alanus capellanus j bov.;
Willelmus de Everle j bov.; Henricus de Eston j bov.  In eadem
Jacobus de Mora tenet x bov.
Et Simon Ughtred x bov. de eodem  Johanne in Preston et
Newton.
Prior de Bridlington tenet in Bryniston, de eodem Johanne,
xiiij bov.; haer' Rogeri Moraunt de eodem, in eadem, xiiij bov.
terrae.
Willelmus de Fyshburn tenet de eodem  Johanne, in Aton,
ex parte orientali aqune, j car.; Willelmus de Irton de eodem
Johanne, in eadem, j car.
Johannes Barde tenet de eodem Johanne, in Cayton, j car.;
haer' Willelmi Hatecrist de eodem Johanne, in eadem, j car.
hundred pound lands, John de Eshton released the earldom and barony of
Skipton" (Ibid., 226). This account is partly corroborated by the following
extract from the Plea Roll of the 35th Edward I.:-" Thomas de Multon et
Thomas de Lucy, qui dicunt se esse hveredes Avelinae, quondam filis Willelmi
de Fortibus, petunt quod dominus rex respectum habeat ad jus suum, quod
habent in maneriis de Cokermewe in com. Cumberland, Skipton in com. Ebor.,
et Roddeston in cor. Northampton. Petitio mittitur hic, etc. Et Johannes de
Cestria, qui sequitur pro domino rege, et servientes regis dicunt pro rege quod
in Parliamento regis tento anno iiij regni sui quidam Johannes de Eston petiit
proemissa, simul cum aliis terris de quibus dicta Avelina obiit seisita, etc. Qui
quidem Johannes illa tenementa remisit domino regi pro C lib. terrse quas idem
dominus rex eidem concessit in manerio de Thorneton prope Pykeringe, et
Skipton in com. Ebor., etc. Ideo Johannes de Eston, consanguineus et hoeres
dicti Johannis, sum' per vicecomitem, etc., antequam procedatur," etc. (Abbrev.
Placit., 261).  It appears, also, that John de Eston, in consideration of the
manor of Appletreewick in Craven, released his claim to the estates of Aveline
de Fortibus in England and Normandy. A copy of the acquittance is entered
in the Liber Rubeus Feodorum in the Exchequer, fol. 249 b.-J. R. W.
In 1279, John, son and heir of Sir John de Eston, granted to the prior and
canons of.Bridlington exemption from suits of court at Thorneton (Mon. Ebor.,
232). In the 9th Edward I. John de Eston had a grant from the king of a
market and fair in Thornton juxta Pickeringe (Cal. Rot. Chart., 109). The
Inq. p. m. of John de Eshton, alias Eston, was taken in the 29th Edward I.
The jurors say that "Johannes filius Roberti de Eston, quondam fratris dicti
Johannis de Eston, est hares propinquior tam predicti Johannis de Eston quam
praedicti Roberti quondam fratris Johannis de Eston. Dicunt etiam quod est
setatis viginti quinque annorum" (Cal. Gen., ii., 601). 30th Edward I., "Mand.
magistro Ricardo de Havering, escaetori regis citra Trent', quod accepta securitate a Johanne filio et haerede Roberti de Eshton dudum defuncti, de rationabili
relevio suo de omnibus terris et tenementis quae etiam de rege ut de honore de
Skipton in manu nostra existente tenent' per servitium militare" (Abbrev. Rot.
Orig., 119).
s Browne, S.
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Idem Johannes Barde tenet de eodem Johanne, in Lebreston,
ij car. terrse; Prior de Bridlington de eodem, in eadem, iij car.;
Abbas de Rievalle de eodem, in eadem, j car.
Johannes Barde de eodem  in Osgotby ij car. et di.; haer'
Willelmi Hatecriste de eodem, in eadem, ij car. et di.
Residuum vero dictorum  feodorum inquiretur in aliis wap.;
ett Frythby et Grymeston in wap. de Buckros; et Crambum  in
wap. de Bulmer, etc.
Summa car. ejusdem feodi in wap. de Pykering, xxviij car. et
vj bov. terrwe; quarum  in Thornton vij car. et vj bov. terre,
Newton et Preston ij car. et iiij bov., Brenyston iij car. et iiij
bov. terrse, Aton ex parte orientali aqume ij car., Cayton ij car.
terrwe, Leberston vj car. terrae, Osgotby v car. terrae.
Item haeredesu domini Henrici Percy tenent de domino rege
in capite duo feoda milit. et quartam  partem  et xvjmam partem
unius feodi in Semer, Burton Dale, Aton, Irton, Kylwardby et
Snaynton; de quibus iidemv hmeredes tenent in Semer v car.
terrae, in Torpfeld j car., et in Burton Dale iiij car. terrae pro j
feodo.
Simon de Kylwardby tenet in eadem, de przedictisw haeredibus, ij car. terrae pro quarta parte unius feodi.
Willelmus de Irton tenet in Irton, de praedictisw haeredibus,
xiiij bov. terrae, [T. fil. ejus tenet in eadem, de eodem haerede,
v bovat., Johannes Bussell in eadem v bov., et Sibilla de Haya
j caruc.]x in eadem, quae faciunt iiij car. terrae, pro di. feodo.
Et haer'Y Alani Cyner ten' de haeredibus de Percy, in Snaynton, xiijz bov. terrae pro viijva parte et Xvjma parte j feodi. Et
Willelmus Thurneffa tenet, in Snaynton, j car. terraeb quae solebat teneri de antecessoribus ejusdem  haer', pro xij maparte unius
feodi milit., et modo tenet eandem de Templariis.f
Idem  haer' tenet ij car. terrae in Thurustanby pro quarta
parte unius feodi milit., quas [Willelmus de]d Morers tenet de
eodem, etc.' Probably an error for scilicet.
"Hseres domini Henrici de Percy tenet, Percy MS.
idem hleres tenet, Percy MS.     " de praedicto haerede, Percy MS.
* T. fil. ejus tenet in eadem, de eodem haerede, v bovat., Johannes Bussell in
eadem v bov., et Sibilla de Haya j caruc., Percy MS.
y Et heredes Alani Cynere tenent de haerede, Percy MS.
" xij bov., Percy MS.
a Thornoue, Percy MS. 2 Id. Dec., 1300. Licence to Mr. John de Sneinton,
rector of Rudston, "ut in honesto oratorio infra manerium Willelmi Thorneve,
germani tui, apud Sneinton, in parochia de Brumpton, erecto, divina pro anima
Isabellae Thorneve, matris tuae, per unum annum licite facias celebrari" (Rey.
Corbridge, 23 b).
b de eodem haerede de Percy quae, Percy MS.
c The Percy MS. omits et modo tenet eandem de Templariis.
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Cujusmodi redditus annui debetur in singulis villis vicecomili,
tam ad turnum vicecomitis quam ad visum franciplegii, juratores
dicunt quod nesciunt, quia dicunt quod wapentagium de Pekeryng est in manu domini Edmundi, de dono domini Henrici
regis, patris regis Edwardi, et non respondet vicecomiti, nisi in
hiis quae pertinent ad coronam domini regis.
Item, quantum quodlibet wapentagium dat pro firma wap. sui,
dicunt quod nesciunt, quia wap. de Pykeryng est in manu domini
Edmundi, ut supra, et ballivus suns respondet ei de exitibus, etc.
Item, quantum wapentagium solebat dare, etc., dicunt quod
manerium  de Pykering cum wap. et pertinentiis, dum fuit in
manu domini regis, solebat [dare]e per annum vij li. xs., etc.
Item, in quibus rebus seu redditibus vel perquisitis firma wap.
constat, seu levari solebat, dicunt quod ballivus de Pykeryng
levat et recepit omnes exitus, ad opus domini Edmundi, unde
firma solebat levari, etc.
Item, de illis qui clamant habere libertates in wap., a quo
tempore, etc., dicunt quod antecessores Henrici de Percy, apud
Semarr, antecessores Johannis de Vescy, apud Brompton, et
antecessores Johannis Wake, apud Cropton, habuerunt curias
suas et furcas et emendas de serevisia braciata contra assisam, et
faciunt judicium  de latronibus, per sectam, et hiis usi sunt a
tempore a quo memoria non est.  Et in illo tenementisf (sic)
domino regi pro libertatibus praedictis, etc.
Item dicunt quod Fratres Militise Templi, Hospitalarii [et]
Canonici de ordine de Sempryngham, tenent curias suas et
capiunt emendas de braciatricibus: hoc idem faciunt Willelmus
Bruys, apud Wilton, Ricardus Bruys, apud Sevelyngton, Hugo
de Hastyng, apud Allerstane, Johannes de Eston, apud Thornton, et Decanus Ebor., apud Pykeryng, [et] tenent curias suas
de tribus septimanis in tres septimanas, et capiunt emendas de
pistoribus et braciatricibus.
Item, de prisonamentis [etprisonibus]s ubicunque captis, qualiter et quibus locis deliberar', dicunt quod Vicecomes Ebor. facit
turnum suum per [senescallum?].  Ballivus de Pykeryng facit
inquisitiones suas in balliva sua, et judicat'.....   invenit'
ducerei fac' ad prisonam de Pykeryng, et postea ad curiam proximo sequentem, quos invenit culpabiles per judicium dampnat,
et inculpabiles salvat, etc.
Item, si aliquid domino regi subtractum fuerit de jure suo,
etc., dicunt quod iiij car. terrae in Burton.' dare, S.             f tenentur, S.
g et prisonibus, S.    h Some words are omitted here.
i duas, S.
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INQUISITIONESa FEODORUM  IN  RICHEMONDSHIRE  FACTIE CORAM
JOHANNE DE KIRKBY, THESAURARIO DOMINI EDWARDI, FILII
REGIS HENRICI, ANNO REGNI EJUSDEM  REGIS EDWARDI XVO,
UT PATET IN ROTULO FEODORUM  EJUSDEM  ANNI IN  COMITATU EBOR., ET IN BAGA DE FEODIS IN  CUSTODIA REMEMORATORIS THESAURARII EXISTENTE IN EBOR.b  (MSS. Cotton,
Faust. B. vii., fo. 90 a.)
[WAPENTAGIUM  DE HANG.]
CATERIK.  Johannes de Britannia tenet eandem  villam  de
domino rege; sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitione praedicta.d
BAYNEBRIG.  Idem  Johannes tenet eandem  villam  de rege
in capite; [sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc.]"
HORNEBY.  Suntf ibidem  sex car. terrae, unde xij faciunt
feodum  unius militis: de quibus Robertus de Lascelles tenet ij
car. terrse, Petrus de Crakall ij car., Ricardus de Barton j car.,
Thomas filius Thomme de Otrington j car. de Edmundo Fyton,
et idem Edmundus de haeredibus de Thorneton Stiward, et iidem
haeredes de Johanne de Britannia, et idem Johannes de rege;
[sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, nec aliquid redd. ad finemr praedictum.]s
a The text of the Inquest for the whole of Richmondshire is derived from
the original Register of the Honor of Richmond, a beautiful manuscript of the
early part of the fifteenth century, now among the Cottonian MSS. in the British
Museum. The Register, as is well known, has already been printed by the
learned Gale (Registrum Honoris de Richmond. Folio. Lond., 1722); but that
portion of his text which comprises Kirkby's Inquest has some inaccuracies and
omissions. These, with various readings from the A. B. and Y. MSS., will be
found recorded in the following notes.
b A. B. and Y. omit this title.
c Wapentagium de Hang, A. B. Y. The Register has " Incipiunt feoda de
Hang West" erroneously, as the wapentakes of East and West Hang are mixed
up indiscriminately.
d inquisitionibus prsedictis, A. B. Y.
e sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc., A..f The entries in MSS. A. B. and Y, generally commence "In eadem villa
sunt."
g sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus prsedictis, nec
aliquid redd. ad finem praedictum, A. B. Y.




WAPENTAKE OF HANG, N. R.                     149
MAGNA APPILTON ET PARVA APPILTON.   Sunt in eisdem
villis vij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: quarum Abbas Beatae Marine
Ebor. tenet ij bov. terrae in puram elemosinam a tempore quo
non extat memoria; et Abbas de Jorevalle tenet di. car. in
elemosinam  a tempore regis Henrici, de hmeredibus Thomae de
Burgo; et residuum  tenetur de eisdem  haeredibus, et iidem
heredes de Johanne de Britannia, et Johannes de rege; [sed
per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.j]
HAKFORD.  Sunt ibidem iiji car. terrae: de quibus Robertus
de Hakford tenet vijk bov. terrae de haeredibus Thomae de Burgo;
et iidem haeredes tenent residuum de Johanne de Britannia, et
idem Johannes de rege [in capite; sed per quod servitium non
fit mentio; unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.].'
ASKERIGG.  Sunt ibidem  vj car. terrae, unde xiiij faciunt
feod. milit.: de quibus Ranulphus filius Ranulphi tenet j car.
terrae de Henrico de la Wodhall, et idem  Henricus de Hugone
filio Henrici,'/ et idem Hugo de Comite Richmundiae, et Comes
de rege in capite; et Willelmus Banastre tenet unam car. terrae,
et Abbas de. Jorevalle tenet j car. et di., et Willelmus Toke di.
car. terrae, et Petrus Grossetest j car. terrae, et Thomas de
Thorneton j car. de Hugone filio Henrici, et idem  Hugo de
Sibilla de Thorneton Stiward, et dicta Sibilla de, Comite Richmundiae, et Comes de rege [in capite].  Et reddit villa praedicta
ad finem praedictum vs. vjd.
HOLTBY  ET AYNDERBY.P   Sunt ibidem  ix car. terrae, et
faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus Willelmus de Holtby tenet
iiij car. terrae et di. de Henrico de Ripon, et Henricus de Comite
Richemundiae, et Comes de rege [in capite]; et residuum teneturq de Roberto de Aynderby de eodem  Comite, et Comes de
rege.  [Et nullum fit servitium.]r
KIRKBY? ET FLETEHAM.  Sunt ibidem  ix car. terra, undet
(blank) faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus Nicholaus de Sta" East and West Appleton, in the parish of Catterick.
sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, A. B. Y.
J iiij car., Y.            k vj bov., Y.
I in capite; sed per quod servitium non fit mentio; unde xij car. terrae
faciunt feod. milit., A. B. Y., Hugh Fitz Henry, lord of Ravensworth, died in the first week of Lent,
33rd Edward I., leaving Henry his son and heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 697).
n Johanne de Britannia, et idem Johannes de rege, A. B. Y., and so throughout these MSS.
o in capite, A. B. Y.
P Ainderby Myers, a farm in the township of Ainderby-Myers-with-Holtby,
and parish of Hornby.
q tenet Robertus, A. B. Y.      r Et nullum fit servitium, A. B. Y.
* The vill of Kirkby has disappeared. Kirkby Hall, near the parish church
of St. Mary, about one mile north of Kirkby Fleetham, probably occupies its
site.' et faciunt, Y.




150            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
pilton tenet iij car. terrae de Willelmo Giffard, et idem Willelmus tenet j car. terra  de Johanne de Britannia Comite Richemundise, et idem Comes de rege; et Priorissa de Marrig tenet ix
bov. terrae in  puram  elemosinam  a tempore quo non  extat
memoria; et eadem Priorissa tenet similiter duas bov. terrae de
Henrico filio Conani;U et idem Henricus tenet ij car. et j bov.
terrse, et praedicta Priorissa tenet ij bov. de Johanne Colman, et
idem Johannes tenet ij car. et vj bov. terrae de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
THORNETON RUST.  Sunt ibidem sex car. terrae, unde xviij,
etc.; quarum una car. tenetur de haeredibus Willelmi de Ridmer, et di. car. et v bov. terrae tenentur de Thoma Tempersnape, et idem Thomas de Roberto de Tatersale,w et idem Robertus de Sibilla de Thorneton Stiward, et eadem Sibilla de Comite
Richemundiae, et Comes de rege. [Et nullum fit inde servitium.]'z
WEST BOLTON ET PARVA BOLTON.Y  Sunt in eisdem villis vj
car. terrae et di. quae faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus Henricus de Bothis et Elena de Bolton tenent ij bov. terrae de Magistro Sancti Leonardi, et idem Magister de Willelmo de Preston
in puram  elemosinam, [a tempore, etc.];  et idem Willelmus
tenet iij car. terrae de Maria de Neville,a et eadem Maria de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et Willelmus Scrop tenet iij car.
terrae de Cecilia de Herneby, et eadem Cecilia de Roaldob filio
Roaldi, et idem Roaldus de Maria de Neville, et [eadem]  Maria
de Comite Richemundiae, et idem  Comes de rege.  [Et nihil
reddit, etc.]d
AYKESCARTH.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, et faciunt iiijtam
partem feodi unius milit.: de quibus Rogerus Oysell tenet j car.
et di. de Maria de Neville, et eadem Maria de Thoma de Burgo,
et Thomas de Comite, et Comes de rege; et Ranulphus filius
" His grandfather, Henry Fitz Conan, had a charter of free warren in
Liverton, Kelfield, and Fleetham in the 55th Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 103).
" faciunt feod. milit., A. B.Y.
w Robert de Tatersale, son and heir of Robert de Tatersale, who died in
1273 (Cal. Gen., i., 194), married Joan, daughter and co-heiress of Ralph Fitz
Ranulph, lord of Middleham, by whom he had a son Robert, who was found to
be his heir, and of full age, in the 26th Edward I. (Ibid., ii., 557). See p. 162,
postea.
X Et nullumr fit inde servitium, A. B. Y. The next entry in these MSS. is
Thoraldeby.
y West Bolton, in the parish of Aysgarth, and Castle Bolton, in the parish
of Wensley.             " a tempore, etc., A. B. Y.
a The well-known "Mary of Middleham," widow of Robert de Neville of
Raby, and eldest daughter and co-heiress of the above Ralph Fitz Ranulph, lord
of Middleham.
b Roald de Burton, constable of Richmond (Reg. Hon. de Richm., aplud Gale,
229).                   c eadem, A. B. Y.
d Et nihil reddit, etc., A. B. Y.




WAPENTAKE OF HANG, N. R.                 151
Ranulphi tenet j car. terrme de Nicholao [de]e Gertheston,f et
idem Nicholaus de [dicto]s Thoma de Burgo, et [idem] h Thomas
de Comite, et Comes de rege; et Rogerus Oysell tenet ij bov.
de dicto Nicholao, et idem  Nicholaus de [dicto]i Thoma, et
idem Thomas de Comite, et Comes de rege: Hugo de Kirkby
tenet ij bov. terrae de Thoma de Burgo, et [idem]  Thomas de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
THORESBY.  Sunt in eadem villa tres car. terrm, et faciunt
quintamj partem feodi unius milit.: de quibus Petrus filius
Hugonis tenet duas car. terrse et sex bov. terrse de Willelmo
filio Nicholai [de] Ebor.,k et haeredes ejusdem Willelmi de haeredibus de Thornton Stiward, et iidem hseredes de Comite Richmundime, et Comes de rege; et Hugo de Thoresby tenet de Petro
de eadem  duas bov. terrae, et idem  Petrus de haeredibus de
Thorneton Stiward, et iidem heeredes de Comite, et Comes de
rege.
PRESTON.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, et faciunt quintam
partem unius feodi milit.: de quibus Thomas de Preston tenet
j car. terrae et di. de Willelmo de Preston, et idem Willelmus
de Briano filio Briani et Hugone filio Henrici per sequales portiones, et praedicti Brianus et Hugo de Comite, et Comes de
rege.
BURTON IN BISCHOPDALE.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae quae
faciunt di. feod. milit.; de quibus Robertus de Tatersale tenet
xiiij bov. terrze de Johanne Comite Richmundiae; et Magister
Templi tenet ij bov. terrae de eodem Roberto, et idem Robertus
de praedicto Comite; Adam filius Galfridi tenet j car. de Thoma
de Burgo; Rogerus Oysell di. car. de eodem Thoma: Johannes
Bigot tenet iij bov. de Galfrido de Scot, et idem Galfridus de
eodem Thoma; et Thomas Totty tenet ij bov. terrae de haeredibus Willelmi lel Bulure, et iidem heredes de haeredibus Thomme de Burgo; et Hugo de Kirkby tenet ij bov. terrae de haeredibus praedicti Willelmi; [et]m Robertus de Tatersale tenet j
car. terrme de Roberto de Ramyt," et idem Robertus de haeredibus praedicti Willelmi le Bulur,~ et iidem haeredes de dicto
Thoma de Burgo; et Michael de Harcla tenet tres bov. terrme
de haeredibus ejusdem Thomae, et idem Thomas de Comite, et
Comes de rege.
e de, A. B. Y.
f Nicholas, son of Robert de Gerdiston (Garriston), confirmed a grant of
land in Hunton to the nuns of Marrick in 1266 (Coll. Top. et Gen., v., 119).
g dicto, Y.            h idem, A. B. Y.
dicto, B. Y.         J quartam, A.
k Some account of this family has been given at p. 20.
de Bulmer, B.        I' et, A. B.
" Runt, B. Raunt, Y.   ~ le Bulmer, B.




152             KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
EST BOLTON.P   Sunt ibidem  tres car. terrae, et faciunt vjtam
partem  unius feodi milit.: de quibus Willelmus de Scrop tenet
medietatem  de Johanne Comite Richemundiae; et aliam medietatem  tenet Willelmus de Scrope de Ranulpho filio Ranulphi, et
idem Ranulphus de Maria de Neville, et eadem Maria de haeredibus de Thorneton Styward, et iidem hleredes de Comite, et
Comes de rege; [sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc.] 
RIDMER.  Sunt ibidem  quinque car. terrwe quae faciunt tertiam partem feodi unius milit.: de quibus iij car. et di. tenentur
de Maria de Neville; et haeredes Alanir de Walkyngham tenent
de Abbate de Jorevalle j car. terrae, et idem Abbas de Waltero
de Eggesclyf, et idem Walterus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
ILKETON.S   Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae  quae tehentur de
Hugone filio Henrici, et idem  Hugo tenet de Johanne de Wawton,t et idem Johannes de Rogero [de]U Moubray, et [idem]"
Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nullum  fit inde
servitium  de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, nec
aliquid redd., etc.] 
SWYNTON.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, unde xij faciunt, etc.;
quarum iiijx car. tenentur de Radulpho de Normanvill; et idem
Xladulphus tenet residuum  de Hugone filio Henrici, et idem
Hugo de Johanne de Wawton, et Johannes de Comite, et Comes
de rege.  [Et nihil redd. ad finem  praedictum, nec aliquod fit
inde servitium.] 
HELHE ET SUTTON.  Sunt ibidem  in eisdem  villis quinque
car. terrae quae tenentur de Johanne de Wanton, et idem Johannes de Rogero [de]" Moubray, et [idem]" Rogerus de Comite,
et Comes de rege. [Et nihil reddit.]z
P Low Bolton, near Redmire, in the parish of Wensley.
* sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc., A. B. Y.
Alan de Walkingham, son and heir of Sir John de Walkingham, by Agnes,
daughter of Alan de Staveley, married Eva, daughter of Sir Adam de Boltby.
His Inq. p. m. was taken in the 12th Edward I., his son Adam being his next
heir (Cal. Gen., i., 347).       s Ilton, in the parish of Masham.
t Sir John de Wanton, son and heir of Sir John de Wanton, lord of Mashamshire, died in 1297 (Fisher's Mashamshire, 220). By an Inq. p. m., taken 32nd
Edward I., his daughter Joan was found to be his next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 660).
The proof of age of "Johanna, uxor Hugonis de Hepham, filia et haeres
Johannis de Wanton," was taken Jan. 21st, 34th Edward I., when " Galfridus
Le Lord de Pykenham Wade (co. Norfolk), dicit quod dicta Johanna, filia et
hseres praedicti Johannis de Wanton, nata apud Pykenham Wade et in ecclesia
ejusdem ville baptizata fuit in supervigilia Sancti Bartholomei anno regni regis
Edwardi decimo octavo" (Ibid., ii., 704).
u de, A. B.Y.                v idem, A. B. Y.
" Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus prsedictis,
nec aliquid redd., etc., Y., and nearly the same in A. and B.
ij car., A. duse.car., B.
y Et nihil redd. ad finem prsedictum, nec aliquod fit inde servitium, Y., and
similar in A. and B.             " Et nihil reddit, A. B. Y.




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ELYNSTRYNGE.  Est ibidem  j car. terr.e: de qua Abbas de
Jorevalle tenet j bov. terrae de Waltero le Latryn',a et idem
Walterus tenet eandem bov. et iijb alias bov. de Johanne de
Wauton; et idem  Johannes tenet residuum  de Rogero [de]C
Moubray, et idem Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et
nihil redd. ad finem prmedictum.]d
ELYNGTON.  Sunt ibidem  vj car. terr'e: quarum  iij car.
tenentur de Johanne de Wawton; [et]e Abbas de Jorevalle
AcLet similiter de eodem  Johanne, et reddit per annum xs.; et
idem  Johannes [tenet]f de Rogero [de]C Moubray, et idem
s1Togerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
MASHAM ET PARVA BURTON.g  Sunt in eisdem villis xxvij
car. terrae, et respondent pro uno feodo milit. Item sunt ibi vj
car. terrae; de quibus Magister Militiae Templi in Anglia tenet
ij bov. terrae in puram  elemosinam; et residuum  tenetur deh
Johanne de Wawton, et idem Johannes de Rogero [de] c Moubray, et idem Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege. [Et nullum fit inde servitium  de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.]i
FEGHERBY.J  Sunt ibidem iij car. terrae: de quibus Elias de
Fetherby tenet ij car. de Johanne de Wauton, unde ix car.
faciunt feod. unius milit., et idem Johannes de Aviciak Marmyon,
et eadem Avicia de Johanne Comite Richemundiae, et idem Comes
de rege.  Item  praedictus Elias tenet jI car. terrae de Gilberto
de Clifton, et idem Gilbertus de haeredibus de Thornton Stiward,
et iidem heredes de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Et redd. per
ann. xs.: sed utrum reddi debet ad finem wapentagii vel ad auxilium vicecomitis non fit mentio in inquisitionibus [praedictis].
BURTON SUPER YORE.n  Sunt ibidem  iiijo car. terrae, unde
xiiij, etc., quas Ricardus de Magna Burton tenet de Maria de
Neville, et eadem Maria de Comite, et Comes de rege. [Et nihil
redd.]P
CLYFTON.q  Gilbertus de Clifton tenet iij car. terrae de Roberto de Tatersale, et Robertus de Comite Richemundiae, et
Comes de rege.  [Et nihil redd.]p
a Lambard, Y. Launde, A. B.         b iiijor Y.
c de, A. B. Y.        d Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, A. B. Y.
e et, A. B. Y.        f tenet, Y.
g Low Burton, near Masham.  a Johanne, Gale.
i Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis,
B. Y.                    i Fearby, in the parish of Masham.
k For some account of Avice Marmion, see West Tanfield.
ij car., Y.         m prsedictis, Y.
" Called Great Burton-upon-the-Yore in 1475, and now High Burton.
" iij car., Y.        P Et nihil redd., A. B. Y.
q Clifton-upon-Ure, a township in the parish of Thornton Watlas. It is not
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THIRNE.  Sunt ibidem  tres car. terrae et di., unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Ricardus der Staynlay tenet j car. terrae de Gilberto
de Clifton; et idem  Gilbertus tenet residuas ij car. de Roberto
de Tatersale, et Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege. [Et
nullum fit inde servitium de quo, etc.]s
THORNETON ET WATLOUS.t  Sunt in eisdem  villis ix car.
terrae et di., unde xiju faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus Herveus de Watlous tenet iiijor car. terrae et ij bov. terrse de Roberto
de Tatersale; et Petrus de Thoresby tenet quinque car. et ij bcw.terrae de eodem Roberto, et idem Robertus de Comite, et Comes
de rege.  [Et nullum fit inde servitium, etc.]~
BEDALE ET FRETHBY.W   Sunt ibidem vij car. terrae, quarum
ij car. et di. et xij bov. tenentur de Briano filio Alani; et idem
Brianus tenet residuum  de Johanne Comite Richemundiae, et
Comes de rege; [sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc.]I
KERPERBY. Sunt ibidem ix car. terrae, qune faciunt quartam
partem feodi unius milit.: de quibus Petrus filius Hugonis de
Thoresby tenet xviij bov. terrae de Avicia Marmyon, et eadem
Avicia de Johanne Comite Richemundiae, et idem Comes de rege;
et Elena domina de Kerperby tenet totum residuum de Rogero
de Lascelles, et idem Rogerus de Roaldo filio Roaldi, et idem
Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum, nec aliquod fit inde servitium.]y
MIDELHAM.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, que faciunt quartam partem feodi unius milit.; et tenet eas Maria dez Nevill de
Comite, et Comes de rege. [Et nihil reddit.]a
CARLETON ET' COVERDALE.  Sunt ibidem  in eadem  villa v
car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus j car. [et]c ij bov. terre
tenentur de Maria de Neville; et eadem Maria tenet eas et residuas iij car. et vj bov. terrae de Comite, et Comes de rege.
COVERHAM.  Sunt in eadem villa iiij car. terrae, quae faciunt
tertiam  partem  feodi unius milit.: de quibus Stephanus de
Coverham tenet ij car. terre de Comite Richemundiae; et Abbas
de Coverham tenet de praedicto Stephano j car. et di.; et idem
Stephanus tenet di. car. de Maria de Neville, et eadem  Maria
rGale omits de.
~ Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo, etc., A. B. Y.
t The vill of Watlous, the Wadles of Domesday Book, has now disappeared.
"xiiij, A.
" Et nullum fit inde servitium, etc., A. B. Y.
F irby, a small village and township one mile south of Bedale.
" Sed per quod servitium non fit mentio, etc., A. B. Y.
y Et nihil redd. ad finem prredictum, nec aliquod fit inde servitium, A. B. Y
Gale omits de.        a Et nihil reddit, A. B. Y.
Carleton in Coverdale, A. B. This is, no doubt, the correct reading.
et, A. B. Y.




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de Roaldo filio Roaldi, et idem Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de
rege.
CALDEBERGH ET PARVA SCRAFTON.d  Sunt ibidem  iiij car.
terrwe, qum faciunt iijtiam partem  feodi unius milit.: de quibus
Stephanus de Coverhame tenet j car. et iij bov. terrae de Maria
de Neville; et Rogerus filius Roberti tenet quinque bov. terrae
de eodem  Stephano, et idem  Stephanus de [praedicta]f Maria
de Neville; et eadem Maria tenet totum praedictum tenementum
de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
WEST SCRAFTON.  Est ibidem una car. terrae, quam Abbas
de Coverham tenet de Ranulpho filio Ranulphi, et idem Ranulphus de Comite Richemundie, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil
redd. ad finem  praedictum, nec fit inde servitium  de quo fit
mentio in inquisitionibus prmedictis.]s
AKELTHORP.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terre, quse faciunt iiijtam
partem feodi unius milit.: de quibus Willelmus [de] h Midilton
tenet medietatem de Willelmo de Ebor., et idem Willelmus de
Roberto de Tatersale; et Willelmus filius Walteri tenet aliam
medietatem de eodem Roberto. Et totum praedictum tenementum tenetur de Comite Richemundiae, et idem Comes illud tenet
de rege.
WEST WITTON ET SWYNYTHWAITE. Sunt in eisdem villis vj
car. terrae, qume faciunt di. feod. milit., que tenentur de Roberto
de Tatersale, et idem Robertus tenet eas de [pruedicto]i Johanne
Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil redd. ad
finem praedictum.]i
MELMORBY.k  Sunt ibi ij car. terrae et di., unde xij, etc.,
qum tenentur de [praedicta]  Maria de Nevill, et eadem Maria
eas tenet de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.  [Et
nihil redd., nec ullum fit inde servitium, etc.] 
EST WITTON.  Sunt ibidem  in eadem villa vj car. terrae,
qume faciunt di. feod. milit.: de quibus Abbas de Jorevalle tenet
quinque car. terrae, et reddit regi per ann. xx li.; et Brianus
filius Alani tenet unam car. terrae de Comite Richemundiae, et
Comes de rege.
HOTON HANG.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, quae faciunt di.
d East Scrafton, a hamlet half a mile S.W. of Caldbergh.
e Stephen de Coverham had a charter of free warren in "Caudeberg et
Scrafton" in the 55th Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 99).
f prsedicta, A. B. Y.
g Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, nec fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio
in inquisitionibus praedictis, A. B. Y.
h de, A. B. Y.' prsedicto, A. B. Y.
i Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, A. B. Y.
k In MSS. A. B. and Y. Melmorby precedes Akelthorpe, which is followed
by Est Witton.              I praedicta, A. B. Y.
" Et nihil redd., nec ullum fit inde servitium, etc., A. B. Y.




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feod. milit.: de quibus Abbas de Jorevalle tenet iij car. terrae
etn di. de Comite Richemundiae; et Walterus Eggeliscliff tenet vj
bov. terrae de eodem Abbate, et idem Abbas de praedicto Comite;
et predictus Walteruso tenet j car. terrae de eodem Comite; et
Walterus filius Alani tenet di. car. de Maria de Neville, et eadem
Maria de Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nullum  fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio, etc.]P
THORNETON STIWARD.q  Sunt ibidem v car. et v bov. terrae,
unde xiiij faciunt feod. [milit.]:r quarum  una car. et v bov.
tenentur de Sibilla de Thorneton; et Johannes de Saperton
tenet iiij~r bov. terrae de Johanne de Haseby, et idem Johannes
de haeredibus Ricardi de Layburn, et iidem haeredes de praedicta
Sibilla, et eadem Sibilla de Comite Richemundie, et Comes de
rege.
FYNKALL.  Sunt ibidem  vj car. terrae, et faciunt di. feod.
milit.: de quibus ecclesia dotata est de una car. terrae; et Abbas
de Jorevalle tenet ij car. terrae de Comite Richemundiae; et
idem Abbas tenet alias ij car. terrae de Johanne let Breton, et
idem  Johannes de Comite Richemundiae.  Item, idem  Abbas
tenet j car. terrae de Briano filio Alani, et idem Brianus de
Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil redd., etc.]u
BURTON CONSTABLE.  Sunt ibidem xij car. terrme; de quibus
Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet ij bov. terre, et Magister Sancti
Leonardi tenet alias ij bov. terrae in puram  elemosinam  de
Roaldo filio Roaldi; et idem Roaldusv tenet residuum de Johanne
Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
EST HAUKESWELL.  Sunt in eadem villa vj car. terrae, quarum iiijor sunt de feodo Mariae de Neville, et faciunt tertiam
partem feodi unius milit.; et ij car. sunt de feodo let Butiller, et
faciunt vjtam partem feodi unius milit.; de quibus di. car. et ij
bov. terrae tenentur de Waltero de Eglisclyff,w et idem Walterus
tenet residuum de praedicto feodo le Butiller de Comite Richemundime, et idem Comes de rege; et haeredes Ricardi de Rybof
A. omits et di.        o Willelmus, A. B.
P Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio, etc., A. B. Y.
q Dr. Whitaker was of opinion " that this place acquired its distinctive appellation of Steward from some of the seneschals of the earls of Richmond" (Hist.
Richnmondshire, i., 368).
r milit., A. B. Y.        Gale omits terrae.
t de, Gale.             " Et nihil redd., etc., A. B. Y.
" His son, Thomas de Richmond, was returned lord of Burton Constable in
the 9th Edward II., and in the following reign sold that manor to Henry, lord
Scrope, of Bolton. Isabella, sister and heir to Roald de Richmond, and daughter
of the above Thomas, married Nicholas, second baron Stapleton of Carleton, and
was buried at Drax.
" Son of Robert de Egglescliffe. By his wife Emma he had a son Robert
(Whitaker's Richmondshire, i., 112), who was certified lord of Hauxwell in 1316.




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tenent vj bov. terrae, et Abbas de Coverham  tenet di. car. de
Maria de Neville; et una car. et di. et x bov. terrse tenentur
de Herveio de Watlous, et idem Herveus de [praedicta]x Maria
de Neville, et eadem Maria de Comite Richemundiae, et idem
Comes de rege.
MAGNA FENCOTES ET PARVA FENCOTES.  Sunt ibidem  ix
car. terrae, quse faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus Magister
Militise Templi in Anglia tenet di. car. in puram elemosinam, [a
tempore quo non extat memoria];Y et Willelmus de Holtby
tenet iij car. et di. de Alano le Fraunceys; et idem Alanus tenet
residuas v car. terrse de Hugone filio Henrici, et idem Hugo de
Henrico filio Conani, et Henricus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
[Et nullum fit inde servitium.]SCORUETON.  Sunt ibidem  xij car. [terrae],a quae faciunt
feod. unius milit.: de quibus ecclesia dotata est de j car. terrne;
et Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet ij bov. terrze; et Abbas Jorevallis tenetb j bov. terrae et ix acras prati, et Magister Militiae
Templi in Anglia tenet (blank) in puram et perpetuam elemosinam, [a tempore quo non extat memoria]; et residuum tenet
Rogerus de Lascelles de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de
rege.
WALBURN.  Sunt in eadem villa vd car. terrae: quarum  di.
car. et vije bov. terrae tenentur de haeredibus de Thornton; et
una car. tenetur de domina de Leyburne, et eadem domina tenet
de Maria de Neville, et eadem Maria de heredibus de Thornton;
et Walterus filius Abrahae tenet iij bov. de haeredibus Ricardi de
Leyburn, et iidem haeredes de praedictis haeredibus de Thornton:
Robertus de Hertford tenet vj bov. de Wymero de Walburn, et
idem Wymerus tenet easdem vj bov. cum iiij bov. de praedictis
haeredibus de Thornton, et iidem heredes de Comite Richemundise, et Comes de rege: et Abbas de Coverham tenet iij bov., et
Abbas Jorevallis ij bov., et Priorissa de Ellerton ij bov. in elemosinam; [sed a quo et per quod servitium non fit mentio in
inquisitionibus przedictis:]f et Magister Militiae Templi tenet j
bov,; sed a quo et per quod servitium non fit mentio, [etc., nec
aliquid reddit.]9
1 praedicta, A. B. Y.
v a tempore quo non extat memoria, A. B. Y.
Et nullum fit inde servitium, A. B. Y,   a terrae, A. B. Y.
^ Gale omits tenet.
c a tempore quo non extat memoria, A. B. Y.
d vj car., A. B. Y.      e vj bov., B.
f sed a quo et per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis,
A. B. Y.
s etc., nec aliquid reddit, Y. et nihil redd., etc., B.




158           KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
WENDESLEY ET ULVESHOWE.k  Sunt ibidem  ix car. terree,
qua faciunt feod. unius milit.: de quibus una car. et di. et v
bov. terrae tenentur de Nicholao de Wendesley; et idem Nicholaus tenet unam car. et v bov. terrmei de Comite Richemundiae,
et idem Comes de rege; et iij car. et xiiij bov. tenentur de praedicto Comite, et Comes de rege.
LAYBURNE.  Sunt ibidem  vij car. terrae, unde xiiij, etc.:
quarum  iiij bov. tenentur de Willelmo de Layburn, et idem
Willelmus de haeredibus de Thornton Stiward, et iidem haeredes
de Comite Richemundiae; et xiiij bov. tenentur de eisdem haeredibus, et iidem haeredes de praedicto Comite; et Cecilia de Layburn, Alicia, Isabella, et Agnes tenent j car. terrae de Johanne
de Aldburgh, et idem Johannes de przedictis haeredibus, ut supra;
et eadem Cecilia, Alicia, Isabella, et Agnes tenent vj bov. terrae
de Maria de Nevill, et [eadem]j Maria de [predictis] k haeredibus
de Thornton, et haeredes de Thornton de Comite, et Comes de
rege; [et]l Ricardus de Wodyngton tenet ij car. terrae, et haeredes Ricardi de Rybof tenent di. car.; sed non dicitur de quo,
nec per quod servitium.
HERNEBY.  Sunt ibidem ix car. terrae, unde xiiij, etc.: quarum  ij car. et v bov. terrae tenentur de Willelmo de Leyburn;
et Thomas de Riswik tenet j bov. de Abbate Jorevallis, et idem
Abbas de dicto Willelboo; et idem Willelmus tenet j car. terrae
et vj bov. terre, una cum predictis tenementis, de Roberto de
Furneux, et idem Robertus de haeredibus de Thornton, et iidem
haeredes de Comite, et Comes de rege: et ij car. terrae et di. et
v bov. terrae tenentur de Waltero Gill; et idem Walterus tenet
j car. et iij bov. terrae de haredibus Thome de Stochale, et
iidem  haeredes de Roberto de Fourneus, et idem Robertus de
praedictis haredibus de Thornton, et iidem heredes de Comite
Richemundiae, et Comes de rege. [Et nullum fit inde servitium
de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.]n
GRYNTON.  Est ibidem una car. terrae, quam Prior de Bridlyngton tenet in puram  elemosinam de antecessoribus Gilberti
de Gaunt; et nullum fit inde servitium, [ut supra.]'
STAYNTON.  Sunt ibidem  iijo car. terrae, quae faciunt iiijtam
partem  feodi unius milit.: de quibus Willelmus de Staynton
tenet j car. de Roberto de Hertford; et [idem]P Robertus tenet
eandem  car. et residuas ij car. de Wichardo de Charroun, et
h The vill of Ulveshowe has disappeared. It stood, probably, not far from
Ulshaw Bridge, near Middleham, and about three miles and a half E.S.E. of
Wensley.                 i v bov. terrae et di., Y.
i eadem, A. B. Y.     k praedictis, A. B. Y.' et, A. B.'" Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, A. B. Y.                    n ut supra, A. B.
o 6 car., Gale.                  P idem, A. B. Y.




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idem Wichardus de Comite, et Comes de rege, quse faciunt di.
feod. milit.
SPENYTHORNE.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, quae faciunt di.
feod. milit.: de quibus ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae; et
ij bov. terrae tenentur de Thoma filio Johannis de Spenythorne,
et idem  Thomas de Ranulpho filio Ranulphi; et j car. et xiiij
bov. terrae tenentur de pruedicto Ranulpho filio Ranulphi; et
idem Ranulphus tenet ij car. terrae et di., una cum  tenementis
praedictis, de Maria de Nevill, et eadem Maria de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
BERDENE.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, quae faciunt iiijtam
partem feodi unius milit.: quarum persona de Haukeswell tenet
ij bov. terrae in puram elemosinam, et nihil reddit: Robertus
filius Mathei tenet ij bov. terrae de Roberto de Rand, et idem
Robertus de Waltero de Eggesclyff; et Alanus Hawys tenet ij
bov. terrae, et Thomas filius Thome tenet alias ij bov. terrae de
eodem Waltero; q et idem Walterus tenet xiiij bov. terrae, una
cum praedictis tenementis, de Comite; et Edmundus de Killom
tenet similiter ij bov. terrae de eodem Comite, et idem Comes
de rege; [sed per quod servitium  non fit mentio in inquisitionibus.] r
DANBY.  Sunt ibidern v car. terrae, unde xij etc.: de quibus
Ricardus de Charroun tenet tertiam  partem  ejusdem villae, excepta j acras et di. terrae; et Edmundus de Killom  tenet duas
partes praedictae villae de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
WELLE, NOSTERFELD ET FAGHERWALDE.t Sunt ibidem vj car.
terrae, quae faciunt di. feod. milit.: de quibus Robertus de Tatersall tenet v car. terrae in dominico de Comite Richemundiae, et
Comes de rege; et Maria de Neville tenet Fagherwald pro una
car. terrae de eodem  Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil
reddit.] u
PATRIK BROMPTON.  Sunt ibidem xij car. terrae, qua faciunt
feod. unius milit.: de quibus Alicia Plays tenet in dominico v
car. terrae de Hugone filio Henrici, et idem Hugo de Comite
Richemundiae, et Comes de Rege: Reginaldus de Lyns et
Ricardus filius ejus tenent iiij car. terrae et di. de haeredibus de
Horneby, et iidem heredes de Edmundo Fyton, et idem Edmunq Willelmo, A. B.
r sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus, A. B. Y.
* caruc. et di., A.
t Fatherwald, A. B. Y. This place has disappeared. It is not mentioned in
the Nomina Villarum. Gale says, " extitit villa [de Fagherwalde] inter Welle
et Cathorpe tempore Edwardi III. cum findaretur hospitale de Welle, prout ex
chartis ejus apparet, et vestigiis aedificiorum, quse nomen in agris, Fairwood
Fields, etiamnum retinent" (Reg. Honor. de Richm., 245). Carthorpe is two and
a half miles E.N.E. of Well.          " Et nihil reddit, A. B. Y.




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dus de haeredibus de Thorneton Styward, et iidem hmredes de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et una car. tenetur de Roberto de
Tatersale, et idem Robertus de Waltero de Berdenev et Walterus de Comite, et Comes de rege: Ricardus de Lyns tenet ij
bov. de Roberto de Lacelles, et idem  Robertus de praedicto
Waltero, et idem Walterus de Comite, et Comes de rege; et
Michael de Berehebyw tenet ij bov. de eodem Waltero, et idem
Walterus de Comite, et idem Comes de rege; et Elias de Fereby
tenet j car. terrae de Avicia Marmyon, et eadem  Avicia de
Comite, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil reddit ad finem.]o
NEUTON ET RYSEWIK.  Sunt in eisdem villis xij car. terrae,
quae faciunt feod. unius milit.: quarum j car. et di. et vj bov.
terrae tenentur de Roberto Tortemayns; et idem Robertus tenet
in dominico unam  car. et ij bov. terrae, una cum  tenementis
praedictis, de Roberto de Tatersale, et Robertus de Comite
Richemundiae, et Comes de rege; et di. car. et iiij bov. terrae
tenentur de Ricardo de la Chaumber; et idem Ricardus tenet
in dominico j car. et ij bov. terrae de haeredibus Thomae de
Burgo, et iidem haeredes de Comite Richemundise, et Comes de
rege; et una car. terrae tenetur de Maria de Neville, et eadem
Maria tenet de Comite, et Comes de rege; et j car. terrme et di.
tenetur de heredibus Thomae de Burgo, et praedicti haeredes de
Hugone filio Henrici, et idem  Hugo de Comite, et Comes de
rege; et Abbas de Jorevalle tenet Rysewik pro iij car. terrae de
Nicholao de Gertheston, et idem Nicholaus de praedictis haeredibus Thomae de Burgo, et iidem haeredes de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
HESILTON.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, quae faciunt di. feod.
milit.: quarum di. car. et iiij bov. terrae tenentur de Briano
filio Alani, et idem Brianus de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes
de rege; et Abbas Jorevallis tenet ij car. de Roaldo filio Roaldi
in puram elemosinam, et idem Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de
rege; et Elias deY Hesilton tenet di. car. de Petro de Crakhall, et
idem Petrus de dicto Briano, ut supra. Item idem Elias tenet
ij bov. terrae de Priorissa de Marrigg in elemosinam, et eadem
Priorissa de Elia de Wynderhill, et idem  Elias de Petro de
Crakall praedicto, et Petrus de Briano, et Brianus de Comite,
et Comes de rege; [et Elias de Hesilton tenet ij bov. terrae
de praedicto Elya de Winderhyll, et idem  Elyas de praedicto
Petro, ut supra;]Z et Elias de Hesilton tenet duas bov. terrae de, Bred', Y. Berd', A. B.
" Borrowby, in the parish of Leake. See p. 100.
~ Et nihil reddit ad finem, A. B. Y.    Y Gale omits de.
z et Elias de Hesilton tenet ij bov. terrae de praedicto Elya de Winderhyll, et
idem Elyas de prsedicto Petro, ut supra, A. B. Y.




WAPENTAKE OF HANG, N. R.                  161
Willelmo de Merkyngton, et idem Willelmus de praedicto Briano,
et idem  Brianus de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.
[Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio, ut supra.]a
HUNTON, GERTHESTONb ET ERETHORNE.  Sunt in eisdem
villis xiiij car. terrne, unde xij, etc.: quarum ij car. et vij bov.
terrae tenentur de Johanne de Hunton; et idem Johannes tenet
iij car. et v bov. terrae de Hugone filio Henrici, et idem Hugo
de Comite, et Comes de rege; et residuum  tenetur de feodo
diversorum, sicut continetur plenius in inquisitionibus prEedictis.
[Et nullum fit inde servitium, ut supra.]c
SNAPE.  Sunt ibidem v car. terrae, unde xij, etc.; quarum
una car. tenetur de Maria de Neville; et eadem Maria tenet
residuum de Johanne Comite Richemundiae, et idem Comes de
rege.  [Et nullum fit inde servitium.]d
THORP PIRROWE.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.;
et Helwisia de Pirrowe tenet eas in dominico de Roberto de
Tatersale per servitium  militare, et idem Robertus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
AYSCOUGH  ET LEMYNGE.e  Sunt in eisdem  villis vij car.,
unde xij, etc.: de quibus Magister Militiae Templi in Anglia
tenet j bov. terrae in puram  elemosinam  de Hugone filio Henrici; et iij car. tenentur de eodem Hugone per servitium militare; et idem Hugo tenet de Comite, et Comes de rege.
HIPPESWELLE.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.;
de quibus Radulphus de Brantyng tenet ij partes unius car. de
Alano de Caber,f et reddit per ann. pro omni servitio di. marc.;
et iiij bov. terrae tenentur de eodem Alano; et idem Alanus
tenet residuum  de Avicia Marmyon, et eadem Avicia de [predicto]g Roaldo, et [idem]  Roaldus de Comite Richemundiae, et
Comes de rege.
COLBURNE.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, quae faciunt quartam partem  feodi unius milit.: quarum iiji car. terrae tenentur
de Johanne Comite Richemundiae, et idem  Comes tenet eas de
rege; et residuum tenetur de Henrico de Ripon, et idem Henricus de Comite, et Comes de rege. [Et nullum fit inde servitium, ut supra.]i
" Et nullum fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio, ut supra, A. B. Y.
b Garriston, in the parish of Hawxwell.' Et nullum fit inde servitium, ut supra, A. B. Y.
* Et nullum fit inde servitium, A. B. Y.
e Little Leeming, olim Lemingford, in the parish of Bedale.  The great
Roman road leading from Isurium to Cataractonium crossed Leeming Beck at
this point.
f Kabergh, Y.               praedicto, A. B. Y.
A idem, A. B. Y.          iiij car., Y.
i Et nullum fit inde servitium, ut supra, A. B. Y.
M




162            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
BURGH. Sunt ibidem vij car. terre, unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Abbas Jorevallis tenet j car. terrse in puram elemosinam, a tempore regis Johannis, de Avicia Marmyon; et residuum tenetur
de feod. diversorum, sicut plenius continetur in inquisitionibus
praedictis; quse quidem feoda tenentur de Roaldo prmedicto, et
Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
BORELL ET THORNTONk COLLYNGE. Sunt ibidem x car. terrae,
unde xij, etc.: de quibus ecclesia de Bedale dotata est de ij
bov. terrae; et Abbas de Sancta Agatha tenet j bov. terrae similiter in puram elemosinam; et residuum tenetur de feod. diversorum, qui tenent de Briano filio Alani, et idem Brianus de
Maria de Neville, et eadem Maria de Roberto de Mousters, et
idem Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
PARVA CRAKEHALL. Sunt ibidem  v car. terrae, unde xij, etc.,
quwe tenentur de feod. diversorum, qui tenent de Johanne de
Britannia Comite Richemundiae, et idem  Comes de rege.  [Et
nullum  fit inde servitium, etc.] 
MAGNA CRAKEHALL ET RANDE.m1  Sunt ibidem iiij car., unde
xij, etc.: de quibus Robertus de Rande tenet unam di. car., et
Gilbertus filius Hawisiae tenet aliam di. car. de Roberto de
Tatersale; et idem  Robertus tenet residuum  de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil redd. ad finem  praedictum.] n
THORALDEBY.~  Sunt ibidem  ix car. terrae, unde xiij faciunt
feod. unius milit.: de quibus Rogerus Oysell tenet di. car. de
Roberto de Tatersale;P et idem  Robertus tenet viij car. terrae
et di. de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege.  [Et nihil
k Now called Cowling only,-a hamlet in the township of Burrill-cumCowling, and parish of Bedale. At the date of the Domesday Survey there were
five carucates in Borel, and four in Torneton. According to Gale (Reg. Hon. de
Richmond, pp. 25, 240), Thornton Collynge was called Southorneton (South
Thorneton) in the 30th Henry II. This is somewhat singular, as Cowling and
Burrill are due north of Thornton-Watlas, and east-by-north of ThorntonSteward.
I Et nullum fit inde servitium, etc., A. B.
" Rands Grange, a small township near Bedale.
Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, A. B. Y.
" See page 150, note x.
P In the Inq. p. m. of Robert de Tatersale, senior, taken in the 26th Edward I.,
the jurors say, " quoad praedicta maneria de Welle, Crakehale et Thoraldeby cum
suis membris et pertinentiis, quod praedictus Robertus de Tateshale nihil habuit
nec tenuit in eisdem maneriis die quo obiit nisi tantum ratione Johannae, filime
Radulphi filii Radulphi, uxoris ipsius Roberti, que quidem maneria de Welle,
Crakehale et Thoraldeby:eidem Johannae in propartem suam sibi contingentem de
haereditate quse fuit praedicti Radulphi dudum post mortem ejusdem Radulphi
jure haereditario descendebant et assignebantur tanquam uni filiarum et haeredum
ipsius Radulphi. Et dicunt quod idem Robertus et Johanna uxor ejus, quse
adhuc superstes est, tenuerunt eadem maneria conjunctim in forma praedicta de
Johanne de Britannia ut de-honore castri sui de Richemond " (Cal. Gen., ii., 557)




WAPENTAKE OF HANG, N. R.                    163
redd. ad finer praedictum, nec aliud fit inde servitium de quo
fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.]q
HUDDESWELL.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, unde xij etc.; de
quibus Abbas Sanctme Marine Ebor tenet viij bov. terrae in dominico de Comite Richemundiae.
DE  TERRIS IN  LIBERTATE  BEATIE MARIE  EBOR. IN  EODEM
WAPENTAGIO.
Sunt in eodem  wapentagio de Hang villa de Munkeby,r
quam Abbas Beatae Mariae de Ebor. tenet in dominico; villa de
Langthorne,8 quam Robertus de Lascelles tenet de dicto Abbate.
In villa de Scotton sunt iiijor car.; quarum  dominus de
Latymer tenet ij car., et Johannes de Steyngreve ij car. de
dicto Abbate.
In villa de Catrik ij car. terrae, quas Abbas tenet in dominico.
In villa de Scurueton ij bov. terrae, quas Abbas tenet in
dominico.
In villa de Huddeswelle viij bov. terrae, quas Abbas tenet in
dominico de Comite Richemundime, et Comes de rege.
In villa de Danby j car. terrae, quam Johannes de Danby
tenet de Abbate, et Abbas de Comite, et Comes de rege.? Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, nec aliquid fit inde servitium de quo fit
mentio in inquisitionibus prsedictis, A. B. Y. In these MSS. the inquisition for
the wapentake of Hang ends here.
" Munkeby is not named in the Nomina Villarum. Gale says, " nulla hujus
nominis villa vel in comitatu Eboracensi, vel Richmondiensi agnoscitur" (Reg.
Hon. de Richmond, 245).
~ The Abbat of St. Mary's was returned lord of Langthorne in 1316.'M 2




INCIPIT FEODARIUMa DE GILLYNG WEST.'
[MSS. Cotton, Faust. B., vii., fo. 98.]
BOWES CUM  BOLRON.  Sunt ibidem  vij car. et di. terrae:
unde  Comes Richemundise  tenet v car. in  capite, sed  non
respondet pro feodo militari; Stephanus de Ulveshowe tenet
di. car. terrae de domino Comite, et Comes de domino rege in
capite; Thomas de Bolron  tenet vj bov. terrae in Bolron  de
Comite, et  Comes  de  rege.   [Magister  Hospitalis  Sancti
Leonardi Ebor. tenet x bov. terrae in Bowes de Comite, et Comes
de rege.]     Illam  terram  tenet Magister Templid  in  puram
elemosinam, et nullum facit servitium, nec fecit a tempore quo
non extat memoria.
BRIGENALE. Sunt ibidem vjC car. terrse, unde xij car. terrse
faciunt feodum unius militis, quasf Edwardus Charles tenet de
Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed non dicitur per quod servitium.] 9
CLIFFE  SUPER  TESE.^   Idem  Edwardus tenet unam   car.
terrae ibidem de Comite, et Comes de rege. Item Thomasi de
Laton tenet de eodem Edwardo in Est Laton tres car. terrae, et
a Collated with Addit. MS., Brit. Mus., 26,729, cited in the succeeding notes
by the letter S., and also, as far as practicable, with MSS. A. B. and Y. In
these last-mentioned MSS. the wapentakes of East and West Gilling are mixed
up in a somewhat perplexing manner, and the entries are given in a more abbreviated form than in the Register, which itself is only an abstract of the original
return by Kirkby. Nevertheless these MSS. occasionally disclose new readings
and additional matter. The S. MS. contains two versions of this portion of the
Inquest. The first (fo. 72), which corresponds in general arrangement with the
Register, supplies several important variations from that text. The second (fo.
78) is headed "Gillyng West alio modo," and agrees in nearly every particular
with MSS. A. B. and Y.
b Wapentagium de Gilling, A. B. Y.
" Magister Hospitalis Sancti Leonardi Ebor. tenet x bov. terrse in Bowes de
Comite, et Comes de rege, S.
d Illam terram tenet prsedictus Magister in puram elemosinam, et nullum
facit inde forinsecum servitium, nec fecit a tempore quo non extat memoria, S.
This account is confirmed by MSS. A. B. and Y., which read as follows:-" Item
Magister Hospitalis Sancti Leonardi de Ebor. tenet residuas x bov. terrae de
eodem Comite in puram elemosinam, et idem Comes de rege in capite, ut supra,
nec fit inde aliquod servitium."            e iij car., A.
f quas haeredes Willelmi Charles tenent, A. B. Y.' sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
* MSS. A. B. and Y. omit this entry.' Johannes, S.




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING WEST) N. R.                   165
Edwardus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Thomas Gretehede tenet de eodem  Edwardo in Atlowe-Coutoni duas car.
terrae, et Edwardus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
ROKEBY.   Sunt ibidem  tres car. terrae, unde xij faciunt
feodum  militare, quas Alexander de Rokeby tenet de Briano
filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed non
dicitur per quod servitium.]k
MIKILTON, CROSTHWAYTE ET LONTON.  Sunt ibidem vj car.
terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus Thomas de Graystok' tenet
unam car. in Crossethwaite de Hugone filio Henrici; et Alexander
de Rokeby tenet j car. in Lonton de eodem Hugone; et Alanus
Cocus tenet di. car. terrae in Mikelton de dicto Hugone; et
dictus Hugo tenet tres car. terrae in eadem  de Comite, et similiter tenet residuum de Comite, et Comes de rege.
RUMBALDEKIRK". CUM  HUNDRETHWAITE.  Sunt ibidem  tres
car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus Brianus filius Alani tenet
in Hundrethwaite j car. terrae, et unam aliam car. terre in villa
Sancti Rumaldi,f de Comite, et Comes de rege; et Parsona
ecclesiae Sancti Rumaldio tenet j car. terrae in eadem villa, unde
ecclesia sua dotata est.
LYRTYNGTON.  Sunt ibidem  quinque car. terrae, unde xij,
etc.: de quibus Ricardus [de]  Ragill tenet di. car., Alexander
Garetq di. car., Hugo Milner di. car. de Henrico Spryng, et
Henricus de Hugone  filio  Henrici, et Hugo de Comite, et
Comes de rege; et Abbas de Egleston tenet ij bov., et Priorissa
de Marrig ij bov.; Parsona Sancti Rumaldir tenet ij bov. in
elemosinam  de Henrico  Spryng, et Henricus de Hugone filio
Henrici, et Hugo de Comite, et Comes de rege; et Willelmus
de Gergrave tenet di. car. de Briano filio Alani, et Alanuss (sic)
de Comite, et Comes de rege;t et Henricus Spryng tenet ij
car. et ij bov. terrae de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
i Gale says of Atlowe-Couton,-" villa eadem quse et East Cowton " (Reg. Hon.
de Richmond, 245), and gives as his authority the following extract from the
Monasticon:-" Robertus Clarevaux tenet in Athowcowton, aliter East Cowton,
duas partes decimarum de dominicis quondam Wymari Dapiferi."  I believe,
however, that Atlowe Cowton was not identical with East Cowton. In 1316
Edward Charles and Robert de Lasceles were certified joint lords of " Suth Couton
et Atelou."  The hamlet of Atley Hill, and Atley Hill Farm, are within the
township of South Cowton, and about one mile and a half W.S.W. of East
Cowton. These places are all in the wapentake of Gilling East.
k sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
I William, son of Thomas de Graistock, had a grant of free warren in
"Crosthayte in Tesdale" in the 13th Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart. 115).
Villa Sancti Reginaldi, S. Villa Sancto Romaldo, A. B. Y.
Rinaldi, S.          o Reginaldi, S.          P de, S.
q Barott, S.           r Reginaldi, S.' Brianus, A. B. Y.
t S. omits this entry.




166            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
SCARGYLL.  Sunt ibidem  iiijor car. terrse, et sita est in
foresta: unde Willelmus de Skargill tenet duas car. terrae et
di. de Comite in capite, et reddit domino Comiti per ann. xijs.,
et pro finibus ixd. ob., et Comes tenet de rege; et Johannes de
Skargill tenet unam  car. terrae de" Willelmo, et Willelmus de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et Rogerus filius Rogeri dev eadem
tenet di. car. terrae de dicto Willelmo, et Willelmus de Comite,
et Comes de rege; [sed non dicitur per quod servitium.]w
BERNYNGHAM.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Willelmus de Bernyngham  tenet duas car. terrae, et
Willelmus filius Stephani ij car. de Priore de Gisburgh, et Prior
de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege;
et Willelmus Capellanus tenet in eadem  ij car. de Roaldo de
Richemund, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
NEUSOM.  Sunt ibidem  v car. terrae, unde xij, etc., quas
Margeria de Neusom, Willelmus Mikelton,f  Cassandra Pigot
tenent in parcenar.; et dicti Willelmus et Cassandra tenent
partes suas de dicta Margeria, et ipsa de Hugone filio Henrici,
et Hugo de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Et sunt ibidem similiter aliae quinque car. quas Henricus Pigot tenet de Briano filio
Alani, et Brianus de Comite, et Comes de rege. Et Elias de
MikeltonY  et Gervasius de  Skireswith  tenent duas car. de
Willelmo de Bernyngham, et Willelmus de Priore de Gisburgh,
et Prior de Rogero Moubray, et Rogerus de Comite, et Comes
de rege. [Et nihil redd.]*
DALTON MICHELL.a  Sunt ibidem  tres car. terrae, unde xij,
etc., quas Michael' Ryell tenet de Brianoc filio Alani, et Brianus
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
DALTON TRAVERS.d  Sunt ibi tres car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
" dicto Willelmo de Skargill, S.   V S. omits de eadem.
w sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
a de Mideiton, S.                  Y Middelton, A. B. S. Y.
* Et nihil redd., A. B. Y.
" Probably Dalton Michell was adjacent to the other two places called Dalton.
-I suppose, at some time, the township had been divided into three parts on
the occasion of it coming to co-heiresses, and that the husband of each gave his
name to his share.-J. R. W.
b Michael de Ryhill, A. B. Y.` de Briano filio Briani filii Alani, S.
d Gale says Dalton Travers "traxit appellationem suam a familia de Travers,
ejus olim per plures annos dominis, licet eorum jam memoria diu obsoleverit"
(Reg. Hon. de Richm., 243). Robert, son of Robert, son of Warin de Travers, gave
land in Dalton to the priory of Marrick (Burton's Mon. EEbor., 270). In Coll. Top.
et Gen. (vol. v., 229), Dalton Travers is stated to have been otherwise called
Gailes. In Gale's map of Richmondshire, however, Dalton Travers is placed
about half a mile S.W. of Newsham, and the same distance N.W. of Dalton
Norreys, the latter being nearly one mile W.N.W. of the village of Gayles. In
1316 John de Stapelton and Roger de Ask were returned joint lords of " Dalton




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING WEST, N. R.               167
de quibus Willelmus Berrye tenet unam car., Johannes Frankesf
iij bov., Henricus filius Johannis unam  bov.,s Ricardus filius
Wychardih de Charroun tenet xij bov. de Hugone de Ask, et
Hugo de Comite, et Comes de rege.
DALTON NORREYS.  Sunt ibi tres car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
de quibus JohannesO Norreys tenet iji car. de Elia de Midelton,
et Elias de Margeria de Newsom, et Margeria de Hugone filio
Henrici, et Hugo de Matheok de Thorneton, et Matheust de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et Johannes de Ask tenet unam
car. terrae in eadem de libertate Beata Mariae Ebor. in puram
elemosinam, [a tempore quo (non) extat memoria.] n
RAVENSWATH.  Sunt ibi tres car. terrme et di. quas Hugo
filius Henrici tenet de Comite, et Comes de rege, [sed non
dicitur per quod servitium.]"
QWASSYNGTON. Sunt ibi iiijor car. terrae, quarum Ranulphus
filius Henrici tenet duas, et Rogeruso (blank) tenet alias duas
de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de Comite, et Comes de rege.
KIRKEBY.P  Est ibi una car. terra, quae tenetur de libertate
Beatae Mariae Ebor. in puram elemosinam, a tempore quo non
extat memoria.
MORTHAM.  Sunt ibi tres car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus Willelmus de Mortham  tenet duas bov. terrae de Johanne
de Mortham; et Johannes tenet iiij bov. terrae de Alexandro de
Rokeby, et alias iiij~r bov. de Michaele de Bernyngham, et
Michael de Johanne de Bernyngham, et Johannes de Alexandro
de Rokeby; et Thomas Maunsell tenet sex bov. de eodem Alexandro; et Robertus filius Rogeri de Mathamq tenet iij bov. in
eadem de eodem Alexandro; et idem Alexander tenet quinque bov.
de Maria de Midelham, et Maria de Comite, et Comes de rege.
WYCLIFF CUM THORP ET GIRLYNGTON.  Robertus de Wycliff tenet xij car. terrae in Wycliff, Girlyngton et medietatem
de Thorp, quae faciunt feodum militare; unde Thomas de Girlington tenet iij car. in Girlington de dicto Roberto.  Item
in Broghton Lithe." This is the only Dalton mentioned in the Nomina Villarum
for Richmondshire, and it occurs immediately after Neusam. In the Domesday
Survey Broctun precedes Neuhuson, which is followed by Daltun and "alia
Daltun." Of Broghton Gale remarks, "ignoratur hodie locus" (Reg. Hon. de
Richmond, 230). I am unable to say which of the three Daltons named in the
text is represented by the present village of that name.'Varry, Y. Warry, S. Werry, A. B.            f Frankyshe, S.
g de Wychardo [Ricardo, A. B.] filio Wychardi [Ricardi, A. B.], et idem
tenet xij bov., etc., A. B. Y.
a Ricardi, S.        i Willelmus, S.         j unam car., S.
k Michaele, Y.       t Michael, Y.
n a tempore quo (non) extat memoria, A. B. Y.
" sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
~ Rogerus filius Rogeri, S.
P This entry is omitted in MSS. A. B. and Y.  I Mortham, S.




168           KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Michael de Thorp et Rogerus de Halnathby tenentr j car. terrae
et di. de medietate villse de Thorp de Felicia de Hoton, et ipsa
de eodem  Roberto.  Item, idem  Robertus tenet vijS car. terrae
in Wyclyff de Willelmo de Kirkton, cum prsedictis parcellis, et
Willelmus de Comite, et Comes de rege. Et praedicti Michael
et Rogerus Halnathby tenent de alia medietate de Thorp unam
car. et di. de eadem  Felicia, et Felicia de Roberto Wycliff, et
Robertus de Maria de Midelham, et Maria de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
HOTON LONGVILLERS.t  Sunt ibi sex car. terrse, unde xij,
etc., quas Margareta de Neville tenet de Rogero Moubray, et
Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege; et respondet pro finibus
wapentagii viijs. vjd.
WEST LATON. Sunt ibi tres car. terrse, unde xij, etc.; quarum
Nicolaus de Laton tenet de Johanneu Crasy unam  car. terrae et
di.; et Johannes illas tenet, similiter cum aliis j car. et di., de
Maria de Midelham, et Maria de Comite, et Comes de rege.
KERKAN.V  Sunt ibi tres car. terrae: de quibus Michael de
Laton tenet ij bov. terrae, Johannes de Laton vj bov., Matilda
Were j bov., Reginaldus de Kerkan j bov. de Matheo de Kerkan;
et Matheus tenet vj bov. de Magistro Militiae Templi, et idem
Magister de Comite in perpetuam  elemosinam,w  et Comes de
rege; [sed non dicitur per quod servitium.]?
EST LATON.  Sunt ibi iij car. terrae: de quibus Michael de
Laton tenet di. car. de Roberto de Laton; et Robertus tenet ij
car. et di. de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de Comite, et
Comes de rege; [sed non dicitur per quod servitium.]~  Et
sunt ibi iij aliae car. quas Johannes de Laton tenet de Edwardo
Charles, et Edwardus de Comite, et Comes de rege.Y
CALDEWELLE.  Sunt ibi vj car. terrae: de quibus Petrus
Gretehede tenet j car., Stephanus de Bowes di. car., Johannes
de Couton di. car., Willelmus filius Willelmi di. car., Adam
filius Thomae di. car. dez Roaldo de Richemond; et Roaldus
tenet tres car. de Comite Richemondiae, et Comes de rege.
BERFORTH SUPER TESE.  Sunt ibi vj car. terrae, unde xij,
r tenet, Gale.' vj car., S.
t Otherwise called Hutton Magna, or Great Hutton.
"de Johanne filio... de Laton, A. B. Y.
Carkin, a small township in the parish of Gilling. It is not mentioned in
the Nomina Villarum.
sine aliquo alio servitio soeculari, S.' sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
y This entry is omitted in MSS. A. B. and Y.
Thoma filio Roaldi, S. In MSS. A. B. and Y. this entry reads as follows:
-" Caldewell. In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrse; de quibus iij car. terrse tenentur
de Thoma filio Roaldi; et idem Thomas tenet residuas iij car. de Comite Richemundise, et idem Comes de rege; sed non dicitur per quod servitium."




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING WEST, N. R.              169
etc.: de quibus Galfridus le Norreys tenet tres car. terrse de
Comite, et Comes de rege, et respondet de finibus wapentagii
ijs. vjd.; et Emma de Berford tenet iij car. in eadem villa de
Roaldo de Richemond, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege,
et non respondet pro finibus wapentagii.a
FORSETT.  Sunt ibi viij car. terrae, nnde xij, etc.: de quibus
Johannes del Hegh tenet duas bov. de Pigot de Scurueton, et
Pigot de Comite, et Comes de rege; et Simon de Melsamby
tenet di. car. de Comite, et Comes de rege; Abbas Beatae Marise
Ebor. tenet j car. de Comite in puram elemosinam; et Comes
tenet residuum villae, et similiter hoc totum de rege; [sed non
fit mentio per quod servitium.]b
APPILBY SUPER TESE.C  Sunt ibi viij car. terrae, unde xij,
etc.: de quibus Johannes de Breton tenet de Henrico de Ripon
iiij car., Galfridus de Leyburn tenet ij bov. terrae, et Galfridus
Clericus tenet ij bov. de eodem Henrico, et idem Henricus tenet
ij car. cum praedictis de Stacio Colman et de Henrico filio
Hugonis et Henrico filio Conani, et isti tres de Comite, et Comes
de rege.  Item  Emma de Berford tenet in eadem villa unam
car. terrae de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de Comite; et
Henricus Halflarde tenet iij bov. in eadem  de Henrico filio
Conani; Robertus de Thorp tenet j bov. de Thoma de Girlyngton, et Thomas de Stacio Colman, et Stacius de Comite, et
Comes de rege.
ALDEBURGH.  Sunt ibidem viij car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Johannes de Crauncewik tenet di. car., Johannes Cort di.
car., Adam de Langrig di. car., Simon de Melsamby di. car.,
Rogerus de Halnathby di. car., Rogerus ded Blakman j car. de
Roaldo de Richemond, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
Idem  Comes tenet in eadem iiij car. terrae, praeter terras praedictas; [sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis.]e
CARLETON, HAMELETTA DE ALDEBURGH.  Sunt ibi tres car.
terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus Johannes de Laton tenet di.f
car. de Hanlaco de Hanlathby, et Hanlacus tenet di.f car. de
Roaldo de Richemond, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
a S. omits et non respondet pro finibus wapentagii.
b sed non fit mentio per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
~ In the A. B. and Y. MSS. this entry is thus abbreviated:- " Appelby super
Tese. In eadem villa sunt viij car. terrse, unde xij faciunt feod., etc., quas
diversi tenent per medium de proedicto Comite, et Comes de rege, sicut plenius
continetur in inquisitionibus pr1edictis; sed non fit mentio in eisdem per quod
servitium."              d S. omits de.
" sed per quod servitium non fit mentio in inquisitionibus prsedictis, A. B. Y.
f unam car. et di., S.




170           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Itemg Galfridus Pigot tenet in eadem ij car. terrae de Comite, et
Comes de rege.
STAYNWIGGES.  Sunt ibi tresh car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Abbas de Egleston tenet j car. terrae de Roaldo de Richemond,
et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege;i Magister Militie
Templi tenet j car. in puram elemosinam; Henricus de Staynwigges tenet ij bov., Stephanus de Bowes ij bov., Petrus de
Bernyngham ij bov., Eudo de Richemond j bov., Eudo de Pirle
unam bov. de Matheo de Kerkan, et Matheus de Magistro Militise Templi, et Magister de Comite Richemondiae in puram et
perpetuam elemosinam, et Comes de rege.
MELSAMBY. Sunt ibi ix car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Walterus de Melsamby tenet iiij bov., Willelmus filius ejusdem
Walteri tenet v bov., Eudo de Carleton j bov., Robertus Capellanus j bov. de Ada de Nairford, et Adam tenet iij car., cum
praedictis, de Briano filio Alani; Simon de Melsamby tenet in
eadem j car. terre et di. de Abbate Jorevalliae; et Abbas Jorevalliae tenet iij car. de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite,
et Comes de rege. [Et nihil redd.]k
DIDRESTON-GRAUNGE.I Sunt ibidem tres car., unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Abbas Jorevallis tenet unam car. et di. de Briano
filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite, et Comes de rege; idem Abbas
tenet ibidem j car. et di. de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
KNETON.m  Sunt ibi quinque car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Alanus de Ulveshowe tenet j bov. terrae, Henricus de
Midelton tenet j car. de Rogero de Mynyot; et Rogerus tenet
iij car., simul cum  praedictis, de Comite, et Comes de rege;
Alexander de Kneton tenet di. car. terrae de Willelmo de
Lyndesey, et Willelmus de Comite; et Abbas Beatae Mariae
Ebor. tenet iij bov. in puram elemosinam; [sed non dicitur de
quo, nec per quod servitium.] 
MIDELTON JUXTA KNETON.O  Sunt ibi xijP car., que faciunt
feodum  militis: de quibus xv bov. tenentur de Willelmo de
Lyndesy; et idem Willelmus tenet ij car. terrae, una cum praedictis xv bov., de Comite, et Comes de rege. Item Galfridus
g S. omits this entry.         A octo car., S.
i The rest of this entry is omitted in MSS. A. B. and Y.
J A. B. S. and Y. omit de Abbate Jorevalliae.
k Et nihil redd., A. B. Y.
Didderston Grange is about one mile and a quarter west of Melsonby.' Kneeton, a small hamlet in the parish of Middleton Tyas, and wapentake
of Gilling East. In MSS. A. B. and Y. this place is described after, and in the
same paragraph with, Middleton.
n sed non dicitur de quo, nec per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
o Middelton et Kneton, A. B. Y.
P These twelve carucates evidently include the five belonging to Kneeton.




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING WEST, N. R.              171
Scot' tenet in eadem  di. car. de Henrico [de]q Midelton; et
idem  Henricus tenet ij car. de proedicto Comite, et Comes de
rege.  Et Parsona ejusdem  villke tenet di. car. terrae de qua
ecclesia dotata est;' [sed non dicitur per quem, nec per quod
servitium.] 
HOTON PARVA.t Sunt ibi tres car. terrae, unde xij, etc.,
quas Willelmus de Hoton tenet de Roberto filio Thomae de
Thorpe, et ipse Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
HERTFORDE.  Sunt ibi iij car. terrae, unde xij, etc., de
quibus Agnes de Levenes tenet j car. de Johanne de Hertford,
et ipse illam et alias duas car. tenet de Comite, et Comes de
rege.
GILLYNG  CUM  OVER SADBERGH.U  Sunt ibi ij car. terrae,
unde xij, etc.; de quibus Willelmus de Bernyngham  tenet
unam  car. terrae de Comite in Sadbergh, et Comes de rege.
Idem  Comes tenet [in dominico]v in Gillyng unam car. terrae
de rege, [sed non dicitur per quod, etc.]w
NETHER SADBERGH.X  Est ibi una car.: unde Johannes de
Skargill tenet di. car. de Willelmo de Skargill; et Willelmus
tenet aliam di. car. de praedicta terra de Roaldo de Richemond,
et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
ASK.  Sunt ibi vj car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: unde Galfridus
Freman tenet ij bov. de Hugone de Ask; et idem Hugo tenet
quinque car. et sex bov., [cum praedictis duabus bov. terrae,]Y
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
SKITHEBY.  Sunt ibi iiij car. et vj bov., unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Rogerus Mynyot tenet iiij bov. de Abbate de Egleston,
et Abbas de Roaldo de Richemonde; et idem Abbas tenet de
eodem Roaldo ij car. de praedictis terris; et Thomas le Teynturell
de Richemund tenet iiij bov. de Abbate de Sancta Agatha.
Item Stephanus filius Thomae tenet di. car. de eodem Abbate,
Johannes del Hill tenet ij bov. de eodem Abbate; et Abbas de
Sancta Agatha tenet j car. terrae cum praedictis de Roaldo de
Richemond, et Roaldus omnia praedicta de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
q de, A. B. Y.
r A different description of Middleton will be found in Gilling East wapentake
(p. 179). The two accounts should be taken together, as neither appears to be
complete in itself.
sed non dicitur per quem, nec per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
t A. B. and. Y. omit this entry.
" Sedbury Park, one mile east of Gilling, in the wapentake of Gilling East.
in dominico, A. B. Y.
* sed non dicitur per quod, etc., A. B. Y.
Sedbury, or Low Sedbury, one mile and a half E.S.E. of Gilling, in the
wapentake of Gilling East.
Y cum praedictis duabus bov. terrae, S.




172           KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
ESEBY.  Sunt ibi viij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Willelmus Thurkill tenet jZ bov.; Johannes filius Henricia ij
bov., Ricardus filius Conani j bov., Willelmus filius Ricardi
j bov., Willelmus filius Galfridi ij bov., Willelmus Drinkhale
tenet ij bov., Willelmus Carpenter iij bov., Stephanus filius
Johannis ij bov., Matilda Ape j bov., Adam de Ask iij bov.,
Alicia Adamswyf j bov., Cecilia de Sadbergh ij bov., Hamob
Madd j bov., Magister Sancti Nicholai sex bov.; et omnes isti
tenent de Abbate Sanctae Agath'e: et, praeter istas praedictas,
dictus Abbas tenet quinque car. et v bov. terrae de Avicia de
Marmyon, et Avicia de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Idem
Abbas tenet duas car. et iijc bov. de Roaldo de Richemond, et
Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item Willelmus filius
Agnetis tenet iij bov. in eadem de Abbate Beatoe Mariae de
Ebor., et Abbas [de Roaldo de Richmund, et Roaldus]d de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
RITHE, [ET] HELAGH HAMELETTA.e  Sunt ibi iiij car. terrae,
unde xij, etc.: de quibus Robertus de Heyer tenet j bov., Robertus Clericus et Robertusf de Rythe iij bov., Willelmus Overswale j car., Hugo filius Henrici ij car. de Gilberto de Gaunt;
et idem Gilbertus illas tenet, et similiter aliam di. car., de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
MARRIGG.  Sunt ibidem iij car. terrse, unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Moniales de Marrigg tenent j car. in puram elemosinam
de Hugone de Ask; et Hugo tenet illam, cum aliis ij car., de
Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed non dicitur per quod servitium.] g
FREMYNGTON.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae, unce xij, etc.:
de quibus Johannes filius Warinih (vel Briani-superscribed)
tenet unam car. de Hugone filio Henrici; et Hugo tenet illam,
et alias duas car., de Gilberto de Gaunt, et Gilbertus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
MERSKE.i Sunt ibi vj car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Henricus de Mersk tenet j car., Rogerus de Skargill di. car.,
Rogerus de Brethami di. car. de Roberto de Mersk; et idem
Robertus tenet dictas terras, cum aliis quatuor car., de Roaldo
de Richemund, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
WEST APPILGARTH.  Robertus de Appilgarth tenet in West
Appelgarth unam car. terrae de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
quatuor bov., S.               " Harberti, S.
Hamond Maille, S.              c quatuor bov., S.
d de Roaldo de Richmund, et Roaldus, S.
e A. B. and Y. omit this entry.  f Johannes, S.
e sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.  h Briani, S.
The entries relating to Merske, West Appilgarth, Skelton, and Feldom
are omitted in MSS. A. B. and Y.   i Bertham, S.




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING WEST, N. R.              173
SKELTON.  Hanlacus de Hanlathby tenet in Skelton unam
car. terrse de Wichardo Charron, et Wichardus de Roaldo de
Richemond, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
FELDOM. Abbas Jorevallie tenet in Feldom  di.k car. de
Rogero de Mountford; et idem  Rogerus tenet praedictaml
terrain, et aliam di. car., de Roaldo de Richemond, et Roaldus
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
k unam car. et di., S.
car. terrse et di. de Roaldo, etc., S.




HIC INCIPIT FEODIARIUM DE GILLYNG EST.
[MSS. Cotton, Faust. B. vii., fo. 101 b.]
BROMPTON-BRIGG.^  Sunt ibi viij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Johannes Gille tenet di. car., Magister Sancti Egidii
ij bov., Rogerus de Tunstall ij bov., Robertus Lascelles v bov.,
Nicolaus Laton ij bov., Willelmus ad Crucem j bov., Willelmus
Skargillj car.,Petrus Gretehede j car. et di.,et Thomas Bawdewyn
j car. et di. de Roaldo de Richemond, et ipse de Comite, et
Comes de rege.  Item Abbas de Sancta Agatha tenet in eadem
ij car. de praedicto Roaldo in puram elemosinam, quas idem
Roaldus tenet superius de Comite, et Comes de rege.
BOLTON.C  Sunt ibi vj car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Radulphus de Bolton tenet ij car. et j bov., [et Prior] d de Novoburgo
di. car., Johannes de Bellerby j car. et j bov., Robertus Copsy ij
bov., Johannes Helbek di. car. de Thoma de Bellerby; et idem
Thomas tenet proedictas et aliam car. de Roaldo de Richemund,
et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item Abbas Beatae
Marise Ebor. tenet di. car. terrae in eadem de proedicto Roaldo
in puram elemosinam.
SCORTON, UKKERBY ET GRENEBERGH-GRAUNGE.f Sunt ibidem
xij car. terrse, que faciunt unum feodum militare inlegrum:
unde Galfridus de Ukkerby tenet j car. de Johanne de Hunton,
et Johannes de Hugone filio Henrici; Thomas de Scortong tenet
ij car. de Henrico Springe, et ipse de Hugone filio Henrici;
Johannesh de Scorton, capellanus, tenet vj bov. de eodemi Hugone; et idem tenet illas, et alias duas car. et ij bov. in Scorton
et Grenebergh-graunge, de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item
Magister Willelmus de Burgo tenet in Scorton j car. terrae,
Abbas de Sancta Agatha di.j car., Eliask de Wauton ij car.,
Thomas de Ukkerby di. car., Elias de Ukkerby ij bov., Hugo
a Collated with MS. A. B. S. and Y. See page 164, note a.
b Brompton-upon-Swale.
e A. B. and Y. omit this entry.
d et Prior, S. The text has " de Priore " erroneously.   e Welbery, S.
f Now called Greenberry Grange, a farm nearly two miles E.N.E. of Scorton.
g Hukerby, A. B. Y.            h Hugo, A. B. Y.
eodem Henrico, et idem Henricus, A. B.
J unam car., S.                h Elena, S.




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING EAST, N. R.              175
de Ukkerby ij bov., Abbas de Fontibus in Grenebergh-graunge
unam car. de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite, et Comes
de rege: et sic medietas illius villse tenetur de feodo Hugonis
filii Henrici, et alia medietas de feodo Briani filii Alani.
KYPPLYNG CUM STAYNHOWE.Z  Sunt ibi ij car., unde xij, etc.,
quas Abbas de Sancta Agatha tenet de Roaldo de Richemund,
et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege. Item Magister Militiae
Templi tenet j car. in Staynhowe in puram elemosinam, et pertinet ad Kipplinge.
WHITWELLE.m  Sunt ibi iiijor car. terrae, unde xij, etc.; de
quibus Henricus de Staynlay tenet ij car., et haeredes Thomve
de Whitwell j car. et di., et Johannes Warde di. car. de Andrea
Neville, et Andreas de Roaldo de Richemund, et Roaldus de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
LANGTON MAGNA.. Sunt ibi vij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Thomas de Gormier tenet j car., Thomas de Hunton
di. car., Henricus Freman j bov., Walterus Bonde j bov., Abbas
Jorevallis ij bov. de Hugone filio Henrici, et Hugo de Comite,
et Comes de rege.  Item  Hugo de Langton tenet in eadem j
car., Robertus Colyngham~ j car. de Thoma de Burgh, et Thomas
de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Thomas de Scurueton
tenet in eadem j car., Alanus Cowhird vj bov., Abbas Jorevallis
j car., Willelmus filius Custantiae j bov., Rogerus Lyard j bov.
de Roaldo de Richemund, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
LANGTON PARVA.  Sunt ibi iiijor car., unde xij, etc., quas
domina Avicia Marmyon tenet de Comite.
THIRNETOFT.  Sunt ibidem  vj car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Thomas de Ryell tenet j car. de Rogero Lascels, et
Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Robertus Constable tenet ibidem j car. et vij bov. terrae, Robertus Burnell j
car. et iij bov. de Rogero Lascelles; et Rogerus tenet illas, et
alias vij bov., de Comite, et Comes de rege.
MORTON.  Sunt ibi xij car., quae faciunt feodum militare; de
quibus Robertus BurnellP tenet x car. de Roberto de Furneux,
Stanhowe is the name of a farm one mile and a quarter E.N.E. of Kiplin.
" Magna Wytewell, A. B. S. Y.
* Otherwise Langton-upon-Swale.
" Colman, S. de Cullingham, A. B. Y.
P In 1280 Robert Burnell, bishop of Bath and Wells, had a charter of free
warren "in omnibus dominicis terris suis de Morton super Swale, Kirkeby Orblawere et Osmunderle in comitatu Eboracensi" (Reg. Hon. de Richm., 136. Cal.
Rot. Chart., 111). He was sometime archdeacon of York (Fasti Ebor., i. 315),
and lord chancellor from 1274 until his death, which occurred at Berwick-onTweed, 25th Oct., 1292 (Foss's Judges, iii., 63). By Inq. p. m., 21st Edward I.,
his nephew Philip Burnell, son of his elder brother Hugh, was found to be his
heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 464).




176            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
et Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Elias de
Wyndhill tenet ij car. ibidem  de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
SOLBERGH.q  Sunt ibi iij car. terre, unde xij, etc., quas
Johannes Breton  tenet de Thoma Raynevill, et Thomas de
Rogero Lascelles, et Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
MAWNBY.  Sunt ibi ij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Thomas de Maunby tenet di. car. de Rogero Lascelles, et Rogerus tenet illamr et xij bov. de Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed
non dicitur per quod servitium.]$
KIRKBY  [SUPER]t WYSK.  Sunt ibi vj car. terrae, unde xij,
etc.: de quibusu Thomas de Maunby tenet ij car. de Rogero
Lascelles; et Abbas de Fontibus tenet iiij car. de praedicto
Rogero, et Rogerus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
NEUBY SUPER WYSK.  Sunt ibi iij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.:
de quibus Johannesv Holtby tenet j car. et di., et Thomas de
Maunby j car. et di. de Rogero Lascelles, et Rogerus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
WARLAGHBY.  Sunt ibi vij car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus
Galfridus de Hewik tenet iij car. et di., Rogerus Sparnore iij
car. et di. de Stephano de Coverham, et Stephanus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
AYNDERBY FOURNEUX.W  Est ibi una car. terre, quam Robertus de Fourneux tenet de Comite, et Comes de rege.
YAFFORDE.  Sunt ibi vij car. et j bov., unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Willelmus le Scrop tenet iiij bov., Hugo de la Mare iiij
bov., Hugo de Langton ij bov., Nicholaus de Scurueton j bov.,
Ricardus Bretvill j car. et iij bov. de Bawdewino Bretvill; et
Baudewinus tenet illas, et alias iij car. et di., de Comite, et
Comes de rege.  Item  Galfridus de Hanby tenet vij bov. terrae
i Sowber, S. Gale has the following note on Solbergh:-" Hodie nullum
superest sub hac appellatione oppidulum, licet forense olim floruisse tradunt
accole, ubi jam ager amplus et pascuus, Sober Pasture dictus, antiquum retinet
nomen, et forsan ex cineribus deleti, aliud in vicinia emersit, cujus nomen Newby,
novam satis indicat habitationem, nec in Conquestoris Censu repertam" (Reg. Hon.
de Richlm., 230). The hamlet of Low Sowber is in the parish of Ainderby-Steeple,
and Sowber Hill in the adjoining parish of Kirkby-Wiske.
~ illas, Gale.
5 sed non dicitur per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
t super, S.
dominus Thomas, dominus ejusdem villae tenet, etc., S.
v Willelmus de Holtby, S. In the 28th Edward I. Thomas de Holteby, in a
plea which he brought against Thomas Baucrom, concerning one messuage and
two bovates of land in Newby, described himself as being the son of William,
son of Henry, son of William de Holteby and Matilda his wife (Coll. Top. et
Gen., i., 273).
" Now called Ainderby-Steeple. In 1316 John de Furnels was certified lord
of " Aynderby wythe Stepil."




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING EAST, N. R.                177
de Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed non fit mentio per quod
servitium.] "
DANBY SUPER WYSK CUM REDEHAM.  Sunt ibi xij car. terre,
quae faciunt feodum militare: de quibus Michael Scott tenet ij
bov., Bernardus Nevill ij bov., Thomas Baudewyn j car. et ij
bov. de Comite;Y et Comes tenet illas, et alias x car. et ij bov.,
de rege. Item Bernardus de Nevill tenet [in] Redham j car. et
ij bov. terroe de Johanne Stayngreve, et Johannes de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
MIKEL COUTONZ CUM  SMETHTON.a  Sunt ibi x car. terrae,
unde xij, etc.: de quibus Galfridus Breton tenet di. car., Philippus Boyvill di. car., Robertus filius Alani j car. et di., Priorissa
de Marrig vjb bov., Henricus de Horneby iij bov., Johannes de
Couton j bov. de Edmundo Fyton.c Item Prior de Bridlyngton
vj bov., Johannes Attewell ij bov., Hugo de Herlseyd ij bov.,
Thomas de Couton ij bov. de Johanne de Chambare, et Johannes
de Edmundo Fyton.  Item  Johannes de Smythton tenet j car.
in Smythton de dicto Edmundo; et Abbas Beatae Marie de
Ebor. tenet in Smythton j car. in puram elemosinam. Et praedictus Edmundus tenet praedictas terras, et alias ij car. in Couton,
de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Magister Militiae Templif
tenet vj bov. in Couton in puram elemosinam.
SOUTH COUTON.  Sunt ibi vj car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Robertus filius Johannis tenet di. car. de Willelmo
Lacelles; et idem Willelmus tenet ij car. et di. de Briano filio
Alani.  Item  Sibilla de Scotland tenet iij car. de Willelmo
Lascelles, et Willelmus de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
NORTH COUTON.  Sunt ibi iij car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Hugo de Couton tenet ij bov. de Johanne de Laton,
Rogerusg Smyth vj bov. de eodem Johanne; et Johannes tenet
illas, et alias ij car., de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.
* sed non fit mentio per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
y Gale omits " Comite; et Comes tenet illas et alias x car. et ij bov. de."
Called Temple Couton in 1316, and now East or Long Cowton.
" A. B. and Y. omit this entry.  b unam bov., S.
c By Inq. p. m., 24th Edward I., Edmund Fyton died seised of the manor of
Couton (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 127), John de Fyton being his son and heir (Ctl.
Gen., ii., 515).
d Berdsey, S.
* Camberd, S. In 1284 John, son of William Chambard of Hildingley, confirmed to the monks of Bridlington what his ancestors had given to them in
Couton-Magna or East Couton (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 222).
f Temple House is about a quarter of a mile west of East Cowton.
g hser' Rogeri Knyth ten' duas bov. de dicto Johanne. Uxor Rogeri Knyth
tenet iiijor bov. de dicto Johanne. Idem Johannes tenet preedictas terras, et alias
duas car. terrse, de Briano filio Alani, Brianus de Comite, et Comes de rege, S.
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178            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
ERYOM.  Sunt ibi viij car., unde xij, etc.; de quibus Nicholaush de Romondby tenet vj car., et Johannes (blank)i tenet ij
car. de Comite, et Comes de rege.
CROFT. Sunt ibi vij car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Johannes
de Croft, [capellanus,]i tenet di.k car., Ricardusl le Marschal di.
car. de Roaldo de Richemond; et idem  tenet easdem, cum  aliis
j car. et di., de Comite, et Comes de rege.   Item  Johannes
Clarvauxm tenet ibidem j car. et di. [de Thoma fratre sno, et
Thomas]" de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item  Abbas Beata
Mariae Ebor. tenet ibidem ij car. et v bov. in puram elemosinam.
Item  Rogerus de Croft tenet ibidem de Magistro Militire Templi
iij bov. terr.e.
WALMYRE.  Est ibi j car. terrae, quam  Johannes Breton~
tenet de Roaldo de Richemond, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
JOLBY.  Sunt ibi iij car., unde xij., etc.: de quibus Agneys
Noreys tenet unam car., Henricus de Jolby tenet j car., Hanlacus de Hanlathby j car. de Roaldo de Richemund, et Roaldus
de Comite, et Comes de rege.
STAPILTON.P  Sunt ibi quinque car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Rogerus de Stapilton tenet ij bov., Alanus Orre di. car.,
Galfridus de Stapilton ij bov. de Nicholao de Stapilton; et
Nicholaus tenet illas, cum aliis ij car., de Roaldo de Richemund,
h Ricardus de Romondby, S. See p. 101, note s.
Johannes de Musters, S. In 1316 John de Markenfeld and John de Musters
were returned joint lords of Eryholm.
i capellanus, S.               k S. omits di.' S. omits Ricardus le Marschal di. car.
* A younger son of Robert de Clarevaux (a wealthy citizen of York, and
grantee of lands in Croft, before 1246), by Eve, daughter of William Fairfax of
York. He married Matilda, daughter of Adam le Cerf, alderman of York, by
whom he had, with other issue, William, his son and heir. John de Clarevaux,
by will dated at Stivetun (Steeton, near York), Nov. 15th, 1283, desired to be
buried in the cemetery of All Saints in Usegate, if he died at York or Stiveton,
but if at Croft, then to be buried there (Longstaffe's Hist. of Darlington).
" de Thoma fratre suo, et Thomas, S. de Thoma de Clervas, et idem Thomas,
A. B. Y. Sir Thomas de Clervaus, knight, Simon, John, Robert and Peter, his
brothers, were witnesses, with Adam le Cerf, mayor of York (who held that office
for the last time in 1270), to an undated charter by which Nicholas de Neusom
and Agnes, his wife, quitclaimed to Eve, late wife of Robert de Clervaus, a messuage in the parish of St. Mary in Walmgate, which formerly belonged to his
father, Thomas le Paumer (Original charter at Merchant's Hall). Nicholas de
Neusom was probably the same person whose heirs held two carucates at Neusom
in Ryedale, as mentioned at p. 122, antea. Thomas Palmer was mayor of York in
1219. Sir Thomas de Clarevaux, who was living in 1298, had an only child,
Katherine, who died s. p. (Longstaffe's Darlington).
~ In 1322 John le Breton, son and heir of Sir Philip le Breton, mortgaged
the whole vill of Walmire to the above-mentioned William de Clarevaux and his
sister Matilda, and subsequently released it to them  (Longstaffe's Darlington, lxiv.).              P A.B. and Y. omit this entry.




WAPENTAKE OF GILLING EAST, N. R.                 179
et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege. Item Abbas de Sancta
Agatha tenet ij car. de prsedicto Roaldo in puram elemosinam.
CLESEBY CUM  CLOUBEK.  Sunt ibidem  viij car., unde xij,
etc.: de quibus Harsculphus filius Willelmi tenet j car. de
Roberto de Cleseby; Alexanderq de Cleseby tenet di. car. de
eodem Roberto; et Robertus tenet easdem terras, et alias vj car.
et di., de Roaldo de Richemund, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes
de rege.
NEUTON MORELL.   Sunt ibi iiij car., unde xij, etc.: de
quibus Thomas de Hanlathby tenet di. car., Willelmus de
Houghton j car. de Thoma de Moubray; et idem Thomas tenet
ij car. de Briano filio Alani, et Brianus de Comite, et Comes de
rege.  Item Abbas de Sancta Agatha tenet j car. de praedicto
Thoma, et Thomas de Comite, et Comes de rege.8
BARTON.  Sunt ibi vj car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Abbas
de Sancta Agatha tenet iij car. de Ranulpho filio Radulphi, et
Ranulphus de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Item Johannes Grymbaldt et Ricardusu de Hodilston tenent iij car. ibidem de Roaldo
de Richemund, et Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege; [sed
non fit mentio per quod servitium.]v
BRETANBY.   Sunt ibi iij car. terrse, unde xij, etc., quas
Thomasw de Appilgarth tenet de Willelmo de Boyvill, et ipse de
Thoma de Helbek,x et Thomas de Roaldo de Richemund, et
Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de rege.
HANLATHBY.  Sunt ibi iij car., unde xij, etc., quas Hanlacus
de Hanlathby tenet de Roaldo de Richemund, et Roaldus de
Comite, et Comes de rege.
MIDELTON.Y   Sunt ibi vj  car. terrae, unde, xij, etc.: de quibus Willelmus'de Cornehowe tenet iij bov., Alexander de Brynyston ij bov., Nicholaus filius Thomse ij bov., Stephanus Serlson
j bov., Johannes Gayne iij bov., Johannes Gille iiij bov. de Willelmo de Lyndesey; et idem Willelmus illas tenet, et alias ij car.
q hser' Alex', S.
rMaunby, S. Thomas de Mauneby was returned lord of Neuton Morell in
1~16.
* The items in this entry do not agree with the sum total. The A. B. and Y.
MSS. read thus:-" Neuton Morel. In eadem villa sunt iiij car. terrae: de quibus
iij car. terrae tenentur de Briano filio Alani, et idem Brianus de Comite, et Comes
de rege. Item Abbas de Sancta Agatha tenet in eadem villa j car. terrae de
Thoma de Magneby, et Thomas de proedicto Briano, et Brianus de Comite, et
Comes de rege; sed non fit mentio in inquisitionibus pr1edictis per quod servitium."
t Grumbald, A. B. Y.         " Rogerus, S.
v sed non fit mentio per quod servitium, A. B. Y.
Robertus, A. B. S. Y.       G Glebek, A. B. Clebek, Y.
Y A. B. and Y. omit this entry. See p. 170, ante.
z Evidently an error for vij car. There are six carucates and four bovates
accounted for, but the half carucate with which the church of Middleton was
endowed, as mentioned at p. 171, is here omitted.
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180            KIRKBY)S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
et j bov., de Comite, et Comes de rege. Item Galfridus de
Scotland tenet ibidem  di. car. de Henrico de Midelton, et idem
Henricus tenet illas, et alias ij car., de Comite, et Comes de rege.
MULTON.a  Sunt ibi ix car., unde xij, etc.: de quibus Symon
de Multon tenet j car. de Comite; et idem Comes tenet illam,
et alias v car., de rege. Item Abbas de Egleston tenet ibidem
ij car., et Magister Militie Templi tenet j car. de Comite in
puram elemosinam.
DE LIBERTATE BEATE MARIE IN  PREDICTO WAPENTAGIO DE
GILLYNG EST.
Inquisitiob facta infra Libertatem Beatoe Mariae Ebor., coram
Johanne de Kirkby, thesaurario domini regis, per sacramentum
Paulini de Lillyng, Ricardi Buterwik, Stephani Schupton, Hugonis Escrigg, Angerini Redenesse, Thomae de Sancto Martino,
Jacobi Milington, Roscelini Scrayngham, Roberti Housome,
Nicholai Holford, Willelmi Fynmer et Johannis de Sarterino,
qui dicunt super sacramentum  suum  quod sunt in libertate
Sanctae Mariae, in wapentagio de Gillyng, villa de Smethetonc
(excepta una car. terrae), villa de Gilmanby,d in villa de Croft j
car. terrve, in villa de Gillyng j car. terrae, in villa de Daltone j
car. terrae, in villa de Boulton di. car. terrae, in villa de Forsetf
j car. terrae: de quibus Abbas Beatae Mariae tenet in dominico
in Smethton ij car. terrae, et villam de Gilmanby, in Forset j
car. terrae, in Boulton  di. car. terrae, in Croft j car. terrae;
Rogerus Bretby in Smetheton di. car. terrae; Johannes Colby j
car. in  eadem; Vicarius de Gillyng j car. terrae in Gillyng;
Johannes Aske j car. in Dalton; Adam  Kirkeby di. car. in
eadem;l Rector ecclesiae de Kirkeby di. car. in eadem; et tenent
totum  de dicto Abbate, et Abbas de Comite Richemundiae, ct
idem Comes de rege.
a The following transcript of the entry relating to Multon, as given in the
S. copy of this Inquest, affords additional proof that the text in the Register,
although much less abbreviated than the A. B. and Y. MSS., is only an abstract
of the original return:-" Multon. Sunt ibidem ix car. terrse, unde, etc.: de
quibus Symon de Multon tenet unam car. terrae de Comite, et Comes illam tenet,
et alias quinque car., de rege. Item Abbas de Eggleston tenet duas car. terrme de
Comite in puram elemosinam. Item Magister Militiae Templi tenet in eadem
villa unam car. in puram elemosinam de Comite, et Comes de domino rege in
capite."  In the A. B. and Y. copies this entry is thus abridged:-" Molton. In
eadem villa sunt ix car. terrae, unde xij, etc.: de quibus Simon de Molton tenet j
car. de dicto Comite; et idem Comes tenet v car. terrae, una cum praedicta car., de
rege, etc., sed non dicitur per quod servitium."
b This Inquisition is omitted in MSS. A. B. S. and Y.    c Great Smeaton.
d Gilmanby, in the parish of Bowes, and wapentake of Gilling West, has noc
been previously mentioned.
Dalton Norreys, in the wapentake of Gilling West.
f Forset is in Gilling West.
g Kirkby Ravensworth, in the wapentake of Gilling West.




[WAPENTAGIUMa DE]' HALYKELD.
[MS. Cotton, Faust. B. vii., fo. 106.]
ESTKILBYC ET LEMYNGE.  Sunt in eisdem  villis xviij car.
terrue, quae faciunt feodum unius militis: de quibus Magister
Sancti Leonardi tenet j car. in elemosinam, sed non dicitur de
quo; et Thomas de Neuton tenet quinque car. terrae de Alanod
et Roberto de Eskelby, et iidem Alanus et Robertus de Avicia
Marmyon, et eadem Avicia de Comite Richemundie, et idem
Comes de rege.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem  wapentagii di.
marc.: et non fit mentio in inquisitione praedicta de quo, vel
de quibus, residue xij car. tenentur, vel per quod servitium.
THEKESTON.  In eadem villa sunt xij car. terrae quae faciunt
feod. milit.: de quibus viij car. tenentur de Maria de Midelham,
et eadem  Maria de Comite Richemundiae, et idem  Comes de
rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem wap. praedicti iiijs.; et Abbas
de Coverham tenet iij car. terrae, et Magister Sancti Leonardi j
car. de Roberto de Musters, et idem  Robertus de Comite, et
Comes de rege; et nullum fite inde servitium de quo fit mentio
[in inquisitionibus praedictis].f
KARETHORP.  Sunt in eadem  villa xj car. terrae, unde xij
faciunt feod. [milit.],g quas Avicia de Marmyon tenet de Comite
Richemundiae, et idem Comes de rege.  Et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum.
THORNEBERGH.  Sunt in eadem villa ij car. terre, unde xij
faciunt feod. milit., quas haeredes Radulphih de Middelton tenent
de dicta Avicia, et eadem Avicia de Comite praedicto, et Comes
de rege.  Et redd. per ann. ad finem predictum viijd.
EST TANFELDE.  Sunt in eadem  villa viij car. terrae, unde
a Collated with MSS. A. B. S. and Y.
b Wapentagium de, A. B. Y.
c Exelby, in the parish of Burneston.
d Alan de Eskelby, in a plea which he brought in the 6th Edward I. against
Picot de Newton, touching ten oxgangs and one and a half acres of land at Eskelby
and Newton, set out his descent, as being the son of Henry, son of Ivetta, whose
surname is not therein mentioned, sister and heir of Stephen, son of Robert, son
of Wimar, who lived in the time of King Henry II. (Mem. of Fountains, i.,
358. Coll. Top. et Gen., i., 257).
faciunt, Gale.       f in inquisitionibus prsedictis, Y.
g milit., Y.           h' Ranulphi, A. B. Y.




182            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
xij faciunt feed. milit.: de quibus Robertus de Cleseby tenet vj
car. de praedicta Avicia de Marmyon; et eadem  Avicia tenet
residuas ij car. de Johanne de Vescy,i et Johannes de rege. Et
redd. [per ann.]j ad finem praedictum viijs.
WEST TANFELDE.  Sunt in eadem  villa xj car. terre, quwe
faciunt feed. milit., quas Avicia de Marmyonk tenet de Comite
Richemundise, et idem  Comes de rege.  Et redd. per ann. ad
finem praedictum iiijs.1
WATH.  Sunt in eadem villa ij car. terrae, unde xij faciunt
feod. milit., quas Avicia de Marmyon tenet de Briano filio Alani,
et idem  Brianus de praedicto Comite, et Comes de rege.  Et
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum xviijd.
SYNDERBY.  In eadem  villa sunt vjl car. terrae, unde xij
faciunt feod. milit.; de quibus Avicia de Marmyon tenet iij car.,
et Robertus de Musters tenet residuas iij car. de praedicto Comite,
et Comes de rege. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs. vjd.
GAYTENBY.  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae, quae faciunt
iiijtam  partem  feodi unius milit.; et tenentur de Roberto de
Tateshale, et idem Robertus de Roberto [de]" Musters, et idem
Robertus de praedicto Comite, et Comes de rege. Et redd. per
ann. ad finem predictum ijs.
SWAYNEBY.~  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae, quae faciunt
di. feod. milit.; et Ranulphus filius Ranulphi tenet eas de
Maria de Midelham, et eadem  Maria de praedicto Comite, et
Comes de rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.
PYKEHALE ET ROKESBY.P   In eisdem  villis sunt xiiij car.
terrae, unde xij faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Andreas de Nevill
tenet viij car. terrae de feodo Roaldi, et idem Roaldus de Comite,
et Comes de rege.  Et in praedicta villa de Rokesby sunt vj car.
terrae: de quibus Abbas de Fontibus tenet iiijor car. et di. de
dicto Andrea de Nevill; et idem Andreas tenet praedictas vj car.
de Roberto de Musters, et idem Robertus de Comite, et Comes
de rege. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijs.
Vestey, Gale.          j per ann., A.
* Avice Marmion was the daughter and heiress of Hugh, son of Jernegan
de Tanfield, who died in the 2nd John, leaving her an infant. She then came
into the custody of Robert de Vipont, and in the 16th of John married Robert
de Marmion, junior. They were parties to a fine levied in the 19th Henry III.
relating to two carucates of land in Wath juxta Tanfelde, by the description of
" Robertus Marmion et Avicia uxor ejus." In her widowhood and in the 10th
Edward I. she founded a chantry at the altar of the Blessed Virgin in the church
of Tanfield, and dying not long after left issue William de Marmion, who married
Loretta, daughter and co-heiress of Roesia de Dover.-J. R. W.
z iijs., A. B.        In vij car., A.         "de, A. B.
o Two or three farm-houses about a mile and a half N.NW, of Pickhill
occupy the site of tlhe village of' Swainhb
-T Pidkhil l-wh-l. xby.




WAPENTAKE OF HALLIKELD, N. R.               183
KYRTELYNGTON.  In eadem  villa sunt ixq car. terrae, unde
xij faciunt feod. milit., quas Robertus de Musters tenet de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem prsedictum
vjs. ijd.; de quibus Magister Sancti Leonardi tenet unam car.,
et Magister Templi vij bov., et nihil redd.
AYNDERBY.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae, unde xviij
car. faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Abbas de Fontibus tenet v
car. et v bov. terrae de praedicto Comite, et idem Comes de rege;
et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijs.; et Magister Hospitalis Sancti Johannis tenet iij bov. terrae; sed non dicunts de
quo, nec per quod servitium.
UPPESLUNDE.t   In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae, quae faciunt
tertiam  partem  feodi milit.: quarum  Willelmus de Holtebyu
tenet ij car. de Maria de Midelham, et eadem Maria de Comite,
et Comes de rege; et idem Willelmus tenet j car. de Avicia Marmyon, et eadem Avicia de heredibus Ranulphi de Middelton,
et iidem haeredes de Comite, et Comes de rege. Et redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum xxijd.
MIDDILTON.v  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae, unde xij
faciunt feod. milit., quas haeredes Ranulphi de Midilton tenent
de feodo Roaldi, et idem Roaldus de Abbate Jorevallis, et idem
Abbas de Comite, et Comes de rege.  Et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum.
YARNEWIK.W  In eadem villa sunt iij car. terrae, quae faciunt
iiijtam partem  feodi milit.: quarum Rogerus de Ingoldeby tenet
j car de Roberto [de]$ Tateshale, et idem Robertus de Roberto
[de]"  Musters, et idem Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege;
et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs. ob.; et Magister Sancti
Leonardi tenet j car., et Magister Templi aliam car., sed non
dicunt de quo, vel per quod servitium.
DISFORDE.  In eadem villa sunt vijY car. terrae: de quibus
Abbas de Fontibus tenet iij car. et di. de Thoma de Dysford,; et
Thomas de haeredibus Henrici de Percy, et iidem haeredes de
rege; et Johannes de Disforda tenet j car. de eisdem haeredibus,
ix car., A. B.
Ainderby-Quernhowe, in the parish of Pickhill.
s dicitur, A. B. Y.
Upsland, a hamlet one mile and a quarter S.W. of Kirklington.
"  oteby, Gale.
Middleton-Quernhowe, in the parish of Wath.
Yarnwick, now depopulated, stood a little to the north of Kirklington.
de, A. B. Y.        Y 6 car., Gale.
In 1286, Thomas, son and heir of Marmaduke Darel, son of Ralph, son
of Baldwin de Disceford, confirmed to the monks of Fountains all that his
ancestors had given in Disceforde, Balderby, Birkou and Eseby (Burton's Mon.
Ebor., 162).            " Wildford, A. Wilford, B.




184            KIRKBY'S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
et redd. per ann. ad finem proedictum xijd.; et Thomas de Disford
tenet ij car. et di. de dictis haeredibus, et nihil redd.
AYSCENBY.b  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrve, quve faciunt
di. feod. milit., et tenentur de haeredibus de Percy, et iidem
haeredes tenent de rege; de quibus Prior de Novoburgo tenet
duas bov. in elemosinam, et nihil redd. ad finem proedictum.
RANYNGTON.C  Sunt in eadem villa vj car. terrae et di., unde
xij faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Magister Sancti Leonardi
tenet ij car. et v bov. in elemosinam  de Thoma de Arches; et
Abbas de Fontibus tenet iij car. de haeredibus de Percy, et redd.
per ann. ad finem predictum ijs.; et Prior de Novo Burgo tenet
di. car. de Johanne de Disford, et idem Johannes de predictis
haeredibus de Percy, et iidem  haeredes de rege; et Hugo de
Costr'd et Stephanus de Dalton tenent iij bov. de praedictis
heredibus de Percy, et haeredes de rege; et nihil redd. ad finem
praedictum.
NEWBY.e  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae, unde xij faciunt
feod. milit., quas Johannes de Neuby tenet de haeredibus de
Percy, et iidem haeredes de rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem
praedictum xijd.
MELMORBY.  In eadem villa sunt vj car. terrae, quae faciunt
di. feod. milit.: de quibus Abbas de Fontibus tenet iiijor car. de
Avicia Marmyon, et eadem Avicia de Comite, et Comes de rege;
et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum iijs.: et idem Abbas tenet
ij car. de feodo Roaldi, et idem Roaldus de Comite, et Comes de
rege; et nullum  fit inde servitium  [de quo fit mentio, etc.]f
HOWE. Sunt in eadem villa iij car. terrae, quae faciunt iiijtam
partem feodi milit.; et G-alfridus de Howe" eas tenuit de Radulpho de Trehampton, et idem Radulphus de Roberto de Musters,
et Robertus de Comite, et Comes de rege, et solebat reddere per
ann. ad finem praedictum  ijs. vjd.; et Magister Sancti Leonardi
nunc eas tenet, sed quo warranto non fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis, nec aliquod fit inde servitium de quo fit mentio,
ut supra.
THORNETON" CUNDALE.  In eadem villa sunt viij car., unde
b Aystenby, Gale.          " Rainton, in the parish of Topcliffe.
d Cestre, A. B. In 1263, Hugh, son of William de Chester, gave security
to the monks of Fountains for the payment of an annual rent of 6d. out of a
toft and croft at Raynington (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 195).
e Newby-super-Swale.       f de quo fit mentio, etc., A.
g Geoffrey, son of Robert de How, gave ten oxgangs of land with a toft and
a croft in How to the Hospital of St. Leonard, York. And John, son of Geoffrey
de How, released to it all his right in the manor, town, and territory of How,
as well in demesne as in services, and ratified his father's donation of the same
(Drake's Eboracum, 335).
h Thornton Bridge, near Cundall.




WAPENTAKE OF HALLIKELD, N. R.                    185
xij car. faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Johannes de Eyvillei tenet
vj car. de Jacobo de Nerff, et idem Jacobus de Galfrido de Nevill,
et idem Galfridus de Ranulpho de Sley/, et idem  Ranulphus de
Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege; et redd. per ann.
ad finem prwedictum  iijs.: et Prior de Novo Burgo tenet j car.,
nomine dotis ecclesioe suse, sed non dicitur de quo; Nicholaus
de la Ryverl tenet j car. de Rogero Moubray, et idem  Rogerus
de rege; et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ixd.
MILDEBY.  In eadem villa sunt ij car. terrae et di., unde xij
car. terrae faciunt feod. milit., quas Johannes de Breton tenet
de Rogero de Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege; et redd. per
ann. ad finem praedictum xijd.
HUNDBURTON.m   In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae, quae
faciunt vjtam partem  feodi milit.; et Willelmus de Harderne
tenet eas de Rogero de Moubray, et idem  Rogerus de rege; et
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum xijd.
LANGTHORP.  In eadem  villa sunt iij car. terrae, unde xij
faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Prior de Novo Burgo tenet ij
car., et Thomas de Westonn tenet j car. de Rogero de Moubray,
et idem Rogerus de rege. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum
ijs. viijd.
KIRKEBY SUPER MORAM.O  In eadem villa sunt v car. terrae,
unde xij faciunt feod. milit.: de quibus Prior de Novo Burgo
tenet ij car.; et Alexander de Ledys tenet residuas iij car. de
eodem Priore, et idem Prior de Rogero Moubray, et idem Rogerus de rege. Et redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum vs.
NORTON.P  Sunt in eadem villa vij car. terrae, unde xij faciunt
feod. milit., quae tenentur de Abbate de Sancto Albano, et idem
Abbas de rege: et nullum fit inde servitium  de quo fit mentio
in inquisitionibus praedictis.
BALDERBY. Abbas de Fontibus tenet Balderby, Birkhou,  et
i John Dayvill was certified lord of "Thornton, Cundell et Lecceby, iij
villae," in 1316.        j Norff', A. B.
k Sleys, A. B.        t Ryber, Gale.
n Humberton, a hamlet in the township of Humberton-with-Milby, and
parish of Kirkby-on-the-Hill.          n Wistou, A. B.
~ Commonly called Kirkby-Hill.      P Norton-le-Clay.
q The particular sites of Birkhou and Eseby, in the township of Baldersby,
are not known, but the following extracts from the Fountains' charters, kindly
communicated by Mr. Walbran of Ripon, prove that these places stood somewhere between Baldersby and Rainton:-Beatrice, widow of Peter de Melsa,
gave to the Abbot and Convent of Fountains, eleven oxgangs of land " scilicet,
quicquid continetur infra has divisas. A divisa de Birkhou, in longum divisn de
Eseby, usque ad filum aque de Swale, et sic deorsum in longum aqume usque ad
divisas de Neuby, et sic sursum in longum praedicte divisa usque ad divisas de
Ranyngton, et sic per eandem divisam de-inter Raynyngton et Bake-stain-bench
usque ad divisam de Birkhow, et sic usque ad capud de Eseby."  From another




186            KIRKBY S INQUEST FOR YORKSHIRE.
Eseby de hveredibus de Percy, quse quondam fuerunt villae, et
nunc est una grangia, quwe vocatur Balderby; et redd. per ann.
ad finem prsedictum iijs.
BRYNYSTON.r  Abbas Beatae Mariae [Ebor.]s tenet unam
medietatem  de feodo Roberti [de]t Musters, et Robertus de
Comite, et Comes de rege; et aliam medietatem tenet de feodo
de Midelham, et feodum tenetur de Comite, et Comes de rege.
Et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum, nec aliquod fit inde servitium
de quo fit mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.
SUTTON HOUGRAVE. In eisdem villis" (sic) sunt iiijor car. terrae,
unde xviij car. faciunt feod. milit., quas Radulphus de Rugemundv tenet de Comite Richemundiae, et Comes de rege; et
redd. per ann. ad finem praedictum ijs.: et Abbas de Fontibus
tenet v bov. terrae; sed a quo, vel per quod servitium, non fit
mentio in inquisitionibus praedictis.w
Explicit wapentagium de Halykeld.
DE  TERRIS DE  LIBERTATE  BEATIE  MARINE  EBOR. IN  DICTO
WAPENTAGIO.
SUNT in dicto wapentagio de Halikeld villa de Brynyston, quam
Abbas Beatse Mariae Ebor. tenet in dominico; villa de Edelyngthorp, de qua Abbas tenet vj bov. terra in dominico, Ricardus
de Buterwik j car. terrae et di., Goram tenet unam car. terrae;
Johannes Steynley j car. terrae, et Michael Crokedayke v bov.
terrae tenent de dicto Abbate. In Kirkby in Mora [est] j bov.
terrae quam Abbas tenet in dominico de dicto Comite, et Comes
de rege.
charter it appears that there was "fossatum inter grangiam de Balderby et
divisas de Esseby," and in another of the twelfth century mention is made of
"fossatum quod est divisa inter Balderby et Eseby."
Burneston.          8 Ebor., A. B. Y.          t de, A. B. Y.
u An error, probably, for "eadem villa."  The Chartulary of Fountains
contains upwards of twenty charters relating to Sutton-Hougrave, all very early
and before the date of Kirkby's Inquest, and in all these the place is called
"Sutton hougrave."  At the time of the Domesday Survey there were four
carucates in Sudtone and five in Hograve.
I ichemund, A. B. Y.       " MSS. A. B. S. and Y. end here.




KNIGHTS' FEES
IN
YORKSHIRE.
31ST EDWARD I.








FEODAa MILITUM  IN  COM. EBOR.
[WAPENTAGIUM  DE STAINCLIFFE.]
Inquisitiob facta de feodis milit. et car. terrse in wapentagio
de Staincliffe, anno regni regis E. xxxj, per Willelmum de Cest(e) runt, Edmundum Maunsell, Alanum de Catherton, Hugonem
de Halghton, Johannem  Kighley, Nigellum de Stainforde, Henricum Eliam  (sic) de Stretton, Adam de Horton, Willelmum de
Sutton, Robertum  Bull et Johannem  de Paytenall, juratores,
qui dicunt super sacramentum suum quod,
CRAKEHOWE, AYERTON, BRINSALL ET CONISTON.  Dominus
Radulphus de Nevill tenet in capite de domino castri de Skypton xij car. terrae, et faciunt feod. unius milit.; quarum Prior de
Marton tenet de ipso iiijor car. in Crakehowe; Prior de Boulton
tenet de eodem, in eadem, unam car. et di.; haeres de Rilleston
tenet [in eadem]; de eodem, di. car. terr'e: dominus Hugo
filius Henrici tenet de eodem in Ayerton j car.: dominus Johannes Gylliot tenet de eodem in Brinsall j car.; Willelmus de
Hebden tenet de eodem, in eadem, j car.: Johannes de Coniston
tenet de eodem in Coniston j car.; Rogerus de Barker tenet de
eodem, in eadem, j car.; Willelmus Malghum tenet de eodem,
in eadem, vj bov.; Gilbertus de Singleton tenet de eodem, in
eadem, ijas bov. terree.-Unum  feod., unde xij car. terrue faciunt
feod.
HETON,  FARNHILL, CONINGLEY,  NEUSOM,  AEKEWORTH,
ESSHETON ET GARGRAVE.  Domina Margareta de Nevill tenet in
a The Inquisitions " de feodis militum " were taken preparatory to the levying
of the Aid for marrying the king's eldest daughter, which was granted by Parliament in the 18th Edward I. (Rotul. Parl., i., 25), but was not collected until
the 31st year (Ibid., 266). Further particulars concerning this Aid will be given
in a subsequent page.
b This inquisition for the wapentake of Staincliffe is taken from the book
marked B., iv., 24, in the Public Record Office, which has hitherto been cited by
the letter B. In the following various readings, the letter F. denotes a Feodary's
Book in the Registry of the Dean and Chapter of York, and R. the Rawlinson
MS., 450 B, in the Bodleian Library.
" in eadem, F.




190                KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
capite de domino dicti [Castri]d xxj car. terrae et di., unde xiiij
car. terrwe faciunt feod.; et sic de singulis feod. milit. dicti Castri
xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.; quarum Abbas de Furnase tenet de
domina Margareta ij car. et di. in Heton; haeres Elime de Rilstone tenet de eadem ij car. et di.f in Heton; Abbas de Fontibus
tenet de eadem Margareta, in eadem, j car.: Robertus de Fernhill tenet de eadem Margareta ij car. et vij bov. in Farnhill: Prior
de Boulton tenet de eadem in Coningley ij car. et iij bov.; Willelmus Todde tenet de eadem di. car. in eadem; Johannes Browne
tenet deg eadem  ij bov.: Johannes de Ley tenet de eadem  in
Neusom  di. car.: heres Simonis de Monhaud et Gilbertus de
Hotonh tenent de eadem  in Aekeworth j car. et di.: Adam
(quaere Abbas) de Furnais tenet de eadem in Essheton j car.:
Johanna de  Strynsall tenet de eadem  in  Gargrave di. car.;
Robertus filius Johannisi tenet de eadem  di. car. in  eadem;
Johannes de Flasby tenet de eadem  iij bov.; Stephanus  de
Caltonj tenet de eadem, in eadem, j bov.; Adam de Newland
tenet in eadem  ij bov.; Gilbertus Proudefote tenet in eadem
j bov.: et in manu sua propria sunt v car. et j bov. [in]k
Geyrgrave.  Summa xxj car. et di. terrae, quae faciunt unum
feod. et medietatem feod. et di. car.
AYRTON,I CALTON  ET ESSLAKE.   Hugo  [filius]m  Henrici
tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri xij" car., unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod.; quarum Prior de Boulton tenet de eodem in Ayrton et in Calton j car. et di.; heres Johannis de Feueser tenet
de eodem, in eisdem, j car.: Ricardus de Plumlund tenet de
eodem  in Calton iij car.: Henricus de Marton tenet de eodem
in Esslake ij car. et di.: [et]o in manu sua propria sunt iij car.
in Ayerton.  Summa xp car. terrae.
d Castri, F.
e The Inq. p. m. of Elias de Rilleston was taken " die Sabbati post Ascensionem Domini," 23rd Edward I., his next heirs being his daughters " Emma et
Cecilia, unde primogenita est trium annorum et postgenita trium mensium"
(Cal. Gen., ii., 601). Cecilia, probably, did not long survive her father. See
p. 193, postea.
f R. omits et di.         g in, R.             i Heton, E.
Willelmi, F.            i Carlton, F.       k in, F. R.
t 33rd Edward I. Inq. de captione manerii de Ayrton in Cravene in manum
regis.-" Causa captionis manerii de Ayrton in Cravene in manum domini regis
per Ricardum Oysel, eschaetorem regis ultra Trentam, etc.-Manerium  de
Ayrton in Cravene cum suis pertinentiis captum est in manum domini regis eo
quod Hugo filius Henrici tenuit illud manerium cum pertinentiis de domino rege
in capite, ut de honore Castri de Skipton, per servitium militare:-qui quidem
Hugo obiit prima septimana Quadragesimwe anno regni regis Edwardi tricesimo
tertio.  Et super hoc Henricum, filium et heredem  ejusdem Hugonis, sine
homagio seu feoditate domino regi faciendis, vel aliqua eschaetria, in proedicto
manerio [ego eschaetor] inveni ingressum, per quod quidem cepi in manum
regis praedictum manerium" (Cal. Gen., ii., 697).    "' filius, F. R.
xj car., F.             o et, F. R.                xj car., F.




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SUTTON, DRAGHTON ET ADINGHAM.  Dominus Willelmus le
Vavasor tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri xjq car., ut supra;
quarum  Johannes de Boyvillr tenet de ipso iij car. in Sutton;
Adam  de Middleton tenet de ipso in Draghtons ij car.; et iiij
car. sunt in manu sua propria in Adingham.  Summa xjq car.
SCOTHORP, HALTON ET ESBY.  Prior de Boulton tenet in
capite de domino dicti Castri vj car. et di., unde, ut supra;t
quarum heer'u Roberti de Skothorp ten'v de ipso j car. et di. in
Scothorp; et v car. sunt in manu sua propria in Halton et Esby.
Summa vj car. et di.
HALTON ET SKIPTON.  Dominus Henricus de Kighley tenet
in capite de domino dicti Castri j car. et di.; quarum Prior de
Boulton tenet j car. de ipso in Halton; et di. car. est in manu
sua propria in Skipton; sedw ij bov. tenentur per serjantiam, et
nihil redd. ad finem wapp. Summa j car. et di.
BROGHTON.  Dominus Johannes Gilliot tenet in capite de
domino dicti Castri v car. et unam bov., unde, ut supra; quarum Adam filius Willelmi tenet de ipso j car. in Broghton; Johannes de Lofthouse tenet de eodem, in eadem, j car.; Henricus
de Aula tenet de eodem, in eadem, di. car.; et ij car. et di. et j
bov. [sunt]x in manu sua propria in Broghton.  Summa v car.
et j bov.
APPILTREWIK ET HERTLINGTON. Dominus Henricus de HertlingtonY tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri j car. et vj bov.,
unde, ut supra; quarum Willelmus Desert tenet de ipso in Appiltrewik ij bov.; et Henricus de Kighley tenet de eodem, in
eadem, ij bov.; et j car. et ij bov. sunt in manu sua propria in
Hertlington et Appiltrewik. Summa j car. et vj bov.
HEGHFELD, OTTERBURNE, HAHMLITH ET MALGHAM. Willelmus Malleverer tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri xiiij car.,
et faciunt feod.; quarum dominus Johannes Beke tenet de ipso
iiij car. in Heghfeld: dominus Henricus de Kighley tenet de
ipso in Otterburne iij car.: dominus Henricus de Hertlington
tenet de eodem iij car. in Hahmlith: Prior de Boulton tenet de
eodem j car. in Malgham; Willelmus de Haukeswik tenet de
Q ix car., F.
r The Inq. p. m. of William de Boyvill, who died seised of the hamlet of
"Collyngge," and the manor of "Sutton in Airdal" (Cal. Inq. p. qn., i., 196),
was taken July 24th, 33rd Edward I., John de Boyvill being his son and heir.
The jurors say that " dictus Johannes erit eotatis viginti duorum annorum die
Sancti Laurentii proximo futuro" (Cal. Gen., ii., 678).
" Broughton, F.     t F. omits unde, ut supra.   U haeres, F.
" tenet, F.         " et, F.                     " sunt, F. R.
Y Sir Henry de Hertlington, son and heir of William de Hertlington, " fuit
de setate viginti unius annorum et amplius die quo dictus Willelmus, pater suus,
obiit, scilicet, die Sabbati in vigilia Sancti Thomae Apostoli anno regni regis
Edwardi vicesimo primo" (Cal. Genr., ii., 464).




192               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
eodem ij car.; Abbas de Fontibus tenet de eodem, in eadem, j
car.  Summa j feod.
MARTON  ET  STRETTON.  Willelmus de Martonz  tenet de
domino dicti Castri xij car., unde, ut supra; quarum  Prior de
Boulton tenet de ipso iija car. et vj bov. in Marton; dominus
Johannes Gilliot tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij car.; Isabella de
Haukeswik tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Thomas del
Storthes tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Ricardusb Molant
tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Willelmus Leget tenet de
eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Willelmus del Hill tenet de eodem,
in eadem, ijc bov. Alicia del Hill tenet de eodem, in eadem, j
bov.; Willelmus de Cest (e) runt tenet de eodem in Stretton vj bov.;
Adam de Fauvell tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Hugo Ake
tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.: et iij car. et [blank]d bov.
sunt in manu sua propria in Marton.  Summa xij car. et vj bov.
terrae.
CONYNGSTON.e  Willelmus de Hebden  tenet in  capite  de
domino dicti Castri vj car., unde, ut supra; quarum Abbas de
Fontibus tenet in Conyngston vj bov.; Robertus Pychsallf tenet
[de] eodem, in eadem, vj bov.; Willelmus de Ilketon tenet de
eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; et iiij car. et ij bov. sunt in manu sua
propria. Summa vj car. terrae.
KIGHLEY, HALTON  ET ESSHETON.   Johannes de Essheton
tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri x car., unde, ut supra;
quarum dominus Henricus de Kighleyh tenet de eodem in Kighley
iiij car.; Prior de Boulton tenet de eodem in Halton ij car.; et
iiijor car. sunt in manu sua propria in Essheton. Summa x car.
KIGHLEY, SKIPTON, RILLESTON  ET BRACEWELL.   Haeresi
Ricardi Tempest, qui est in custodia domini regis, tenet in capite
de domino dicti Castri vj car. et vj bov., unde, ut supra; quarum
* The Inq. p. m. of William de Marton was taken in the 33rd Edward I., his
son William being his next heir. " De setate dicti Willelmi, filii et haeredis dicti
Willelmi, defuncti, dicunt [juratores] quod idem Willelmus fuit die Mercurii in
septimana Pentecostes anno regni regis Edwardi tricesimo tertio de aetate viginti
et septem annorum" (Cal. Gen., ii., 687).
a ij car., F. R.     b Willelmus Molant, F. Ricardus de Moland', R.
c unam bov., R.      d sex bov., R.      e Coniston in Kettlewell Dale.
f Pighell, F. de Pikhall, R.             g de, F. R.
h In the 33rd Edward I. Henry de Keighley had a charter for a market, fair,
and free warren at Keighley (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).
i 1st Oct., 32nd Edward I. Proof of age of John, son and heir of Richard
Tempest. —"Willelmus de Marton, aetatis sexaginta annorum, juratus et separatim
examinatus super aetate praedicti Johannis, filii et haeredis dicti Ricardi, dicit
quod praedictus Johannes natus fuit apud Braycewelle quadam die Sancti Bartholomei Apostoli, quoto anno domini regis nunc ignorat, et in baptisterio
ecclesiae Sancti Michaelis ejusdem villae baptizatus; dicit tamen quod a dicto
die Sancti Bartholomei nativitatis praedicti Johannis fuerunt viginti et unus
anni elapsi die Sancti Bartholomei proximo praeterito. Et dicit se super certi



WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE) W. R.                 193
dominus Henricus de Kighley tenet de eo in Kighley ij car., et
in Skipton ij bov.; dominus Henricus de Hertlington tenet de
eo in Rilleston j car.; Robertus filius Mathei tenet de eo in
Bracewell ij bov. terrae; et iij car. sunt in manu dictiJ regis
ratione custodiae. Summa vj car. et vj bov.
RILLESTON ET SCOTHORP. Haeresk Elise de Rilleston, qui est
in custodia domini regis, tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri
iiij car. et di. terrae in Rilleston et in Scothorp; et totum [est]
in manu domini regis ratione custodiae.
COLLING.  Johannes de Boyvill tenet in capite de domino
dicti Castri iiijl car., unde, ut supra; quarum Willelmus de Cestrunt tenet de eo in Coiling di. car.; Adam filius Radulphi tenet
de eodem, in eadem, di. car.; Matilda de Culcotesm' tenet de
eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Paulinus Bothecolloke tenet de eodem,
in eadem, ij bov.; Alcoke de Holenyesn tenet de eodem, in eadem,
ij bov.; Johannes filius Agnetis tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.;
et ix bov. sunt in manu sua propria. Summa iiij car. et di.
ESSHETON ET GAREGRAVE.  Thomas de Mounceus tenet in
capite de domino dicti Castri iii car., unde, ut supra; quarum
Abbas de Furnas tenet de eo [in]~ Essheton ij bov.; Willelmus
de Malghom  tenet de eo, in eadem, vj bov.; et ij car. sunt in
manu sua propria in Garegrave.  Summa iij car.
SKIPTON, BRADLEY ET GAREGRAVE.  Johanna de Strinsallp
tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri iij car. terre et di., unde,
ut supra; quarum Henricus Vlfq tenet in Skipton de ea ij bov.;
Rogerus Bulloke tenet de eadem ij bov.: Thomas filius Nicholai
tenet de eadem in Bradelay ij bov.; Adam filius Nob'r tenet de
eadem, in eadem, ij bov.; Galfridus filius Nob'r tenet de eadem,
in eadem, j bov.; Willelmus filius Battay tenet de eadem, in
eadem, j bov.; etj car. et ij bov. sunt [in]s manu sua propria in
Bradley et Garegrave.  Summa iij car. et di.
BROGHTON ET STRETTON.  Everardus Fauvell tenet in capite
tudine diei et anni nativitatis pradicte recolere per hoc, quod die Exaltationis
Sanctne Crucis proximo post nativitatem praedicti Johannis natus fuit sibi quidam
filius, Patricius nomine, qui fuit aetatis viginti et unius annorum ad dictum festum
Exaltationis Sanctae Crucis proximo praeteritum" (Cal. Gen., ii., 675).
j domini, R.
k The proof of age of Emma, wife of Richard Fauvell, and daughter and
heiress of Elias de Rilleston, was taken on Wednesday, 11th March, 32nd
Edward I., when " Johannes de Kigheleye, aetatis quinquaginta annorum, juratus
et separatim examinatus,-dicit quod dicta Emma nata fuit apud Flasceby die
Dominica proxima ante festum Sancti Petri in Cathedra ultimo prseteritum
fuerunt quindecim anni elapsi, et in baptisterio ecclesise Sancti Andreee Apostoli
de Geyregrave baptizata" (Cal. Gen., ii., 676).' iij car., F. tres car., R.
m An error, perhaps, for Oulecotes.     " Alcock de Holines, F.
o in, F.          P Strensall, F        q Volf, F.
r Nobilis, F.     t in, F.
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194            KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
de domino dicti Castri iij car. et di., unde, ut supra; quarum
Constantinus Fauvell tenet in Broghton j car. terr'e: Ricardus
Fauvell tenet de eodem in Stretton di. car.; Adam Fauvell tenet
de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Willelmus de Cest(e) runt tenet de
eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; Nicholaus Taybanke tenet de eodem,
in eadem, ij bov.; Prior de Boulton tenet de eodem, in eadem,
ij bov.; Ricardus det Goldring tenet de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.;
et vj bov. sunt in manu sua propria in Stretton. Summa iiij"
car. et di.
SKIPTON ET BRADELAY. Willelmus de Cest(e)runt tenet in
capite de domino dicti Castrij car., unde, ut supra; cujus Henricus Cest(e) runt tenet de eodem in Skipton ij bov.: Willelmus
Carpentarius tenet de eodem in Bradelay ij bov.; Robertus
Buke tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.; Robertus filius Galfridi
tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.; Johannes le Botiler et quidam
alius tenent de eodem, in eadem, ij bov. Summa j car.
BROGHTON, BRADELAY ET SKIPTON. Henricus de Aula tenet
in capite de domino dicti Castri iij car., unde, ut supra; quarum
Thomas Ryvell tenet de eodem in Broghton ij bov.; Henricus
de Skeleslay tenet de eodem in Bradelay ij bov.; dominus Henricus de Kighley tenet de eodem in Skipton ij bov.; et vj bov.
sunt in manu sua propria in" Skipton. Summa iij car.
ELSLAKE. Elias de Stretton tenet in capite de domino dicti
Castri di. car., unde, ut supra; cujus dominus Johannes Gilliot
tenet de eodem in Elslake j bov.; Godefridus de Alta Ripa tenet
de eodem, in eadem, ij bov.; et j bov. est in manu sua propria.
Summa di. car.
[           ]  Haeres Roberti de Scothorp tenet in capite
de domino dicti Castri di. car., unde, ut supra; et totum [est]
in mann sua propria. Summa di. car.
STRETTON.  Adam Fauvell tenet in capite de domino dicti
Castri iij bov. in Stretton, unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in
manu sua propria. Summa iij bov.
STRETTON ET BROGHTON. Ricardus filius Hugonis tenet in
capite de domino dicti Castri iij bov. in Stretton et Broghton,
unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in manu sua propria. Summa
iij bov.
DRAGHTON ET BROGHTON. Ricardus de Fauvelthorp tenet
in capite de domino dicti Castri j car., unde, ut supra; unde
Johannes filius Roberti tenet de eodem in Draghtonw ij bov.;
Willelmus filius Elise tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.; et v
bov. sunt in mann sua propria in Broghton.$ Summa j car.
F. omits de.    " iij car. et di., F. R.  v F. omits in Skipton.
l Broughton, F.           ~P. omits in Broghton.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.             195
SKIPTON ET BRADELAY.  Adam del Bank tenet in capite de
domino dicti Castri j car., unde, ut supra; unde Adam Thorbrande tenet de eodem in Skipton j bov.; Robertus filius Alfen'
tenet de eodem, in eadem, j bov.; Rogerus Bullokey tenet de
eodem, in eadem, j bov.; Robertus le Mercere tenet de eodem,
in eadem, j bov.; Willelmus filius Nob'z et Willelmus Carpentarius tenent de eodem in Bradelay ij bov.; et ij bov. sunt in
manu sua propria in Skipton.  Summa una car.
BRADELAY. Robertus Buke tenet in capite de domino dicti
Castri [di. car. terrae, unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in manu
sua propria in Bradelay.  Summa di. car. terrve.]a
[Elias Buk tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri]b ij bov.,
unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in manu sua propria in Bradelay.
Summa ij bov.
Robertus le Mason tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri ij
bov., unde, ut supra; et totum  [est] in manu sua propria in
Bradelay.c  Summa ij bov.
Robertus filius Galfridi tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri
di. car. in Bradelay, unde, ut supra; unde [Ricardus]d filius
Walteri tenet de eo in Bradelay ij bov.; et ij bov. sunt in manu
sua propria.  Summa di. car.
Ricardus filius Walteri tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri
di. car. in Bradlay, unde, ut supra; et totum  [est] in manu sua
propria. Summa di. car.
SKIPTON. Willelmus de Brigham tenet in capite de domino
dicti Castri di. car. in Skipton, unde, ut supra; unde Agnes
[de]  Farnhill tenet de eo ij bov. in Skipton; et ij bov. sunt in
manu sua propria.  Summa di. car.
Constantinus Fauvell tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri
di. car. in Skipton, unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in manu sua
propria.  Summa di. car.
Willelmus de Meitgrenef tenet in capite de domino dicti
Castri ij bov. terrae in Skipton, ut supra; et totum [est] in mann
sua propria.
Thomas deg Groper et Henricus le Wileshire tenent in capite
de domino dicti Castri ij bov. in Skipton, ut supra; et totum
[est] in manibus suis propriis.
APPLETREWIK. Adam de Wodhouse et Willelmus Giremeu'
y Buck, F.                  ~ Nobil', F.
a di. car. terrae, unde, ut supra; et totum [est] in manu sua propria in Bradelay,
Sumwma di. car. terrse, R.
b Elias Buk tenet in capite de domino dicti Castri, R.
c R. omits in Bradelay.     d Ricardus, F. R.
e de, R.                    f Mowgrene, F. Macegrene, R,
g le Groper, F. R.
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tenent in capite de domino dicti Castri ij bov. in Appletrewik,
ut supra; et totum [est] in manibus suis propriis.
BROGHTON.  Haeres Willelmi Proudefote tenet in capite de
domino dicti Castri di. car. in Broghton, ut supra; unde Constantinus Fauvell tenet j bov., Willelmus de Brus tenet j bov.,
et Willelmus Legett tenet ij bov. Summa di. car,
APPLETREWIK.  Dominus Rannulphus de Nevill tenet in
capite de domino dicti Castri j car. in Appletrewik, unde, ut
supra, quam Prior de Marton tenet de eo integraliter.
SKIPTON, STRETTON, THORLEBY, SIGHELESDEN ET SKIBDEN.
Dominus Castri tenet in dominico in Skipton vj car. in manu
sua propria; et in Stretton et Thorleby tenet in dominico iiijor
car. Item habet [in]  Sighelesden ix car., quas nativi sui tenent.
Item habet in Skibden iij car., quas nativi sui tenent.  Summa
xxij car.
Summa xij feoda iij car. et j bov., de quibus dominus Rex
tenet in dominico j feod. et di. et j car., unde xiiij car. faciunt
feod.; et sic restant x feoda et di., et j car. et v bov., unde
denarii levari poterunt.
FEODUM DOMINI ROGERI DE MOUBRAY IN WAP. DE STAINCLIFF.
NEUTON/ ET ELSLAKE.  Dominus Philippus de Kimbej tenet
in capite de haer' de Moubray vj (sic) car., unde xxviij car.
faciunt feod. unius milit.; quarum Alanus de Catherton tenet
de dicto Philippo vj car. et di. in Neuton et in Elslake. Johannes de Catherton tenet in eisdem, de eodem, di. car., unde,
ut supra.  Summa vij car.
THORP.  Prior de Boulton tenet in capite de dicto hberede
de Moubray j car. in Thorp; et haer' Henrici de Hedlingham
ten' dictam car. de [proedicto]k Priore.  Summa j car.
FLASCEBY ET WINTERBURN. Willelmus Greyndorgl tenet in
capite, etc., vj car. in Flasceby et Winterburn, unde, ut supra.
HERTLINGTON.  Dominus Ranulphus de Nevill tenet in
capite, etc., ij car. in Hertlington; et dominus Henricus de
Hartlington tenet dietas ij car. de dicto domino Ranulpho.
APPLETREWICK.  Willelmus Desert tenet in capite, etc., di.
car. in Appletrewick; unde Henricus filius Ricardi de Kighley
h in, F. R.        i Bank Newton, in the parish of Gargrave.
i Grandson of "old Philip de Kyme," who is mentioned at p. 199, postea
(Plac. de Quo Warr., 397). Sir Philip de Kyme had summons to Parliament in
the 23rd Edward I., and died in the 16th Edward II. (Dugd. Bar., i., 620).
k pradicto, F. R.' The brass matrix of the personal seal of William Graindehorge, date, 13th
century, was found at Flasby in 1843 (Archeol. Journal, ii., 399).




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tenet de dicto Willelmo j bov.; et iij bov. [sunt]m in manu sua
propria.
HEBDEN.  Abbas de Fontibus tenet in capite, etc., ij car. in
Hebden; et Willelmus de Hebdenn tenet eas de dicto Abbate
de Fontibus.
Summa~ xxP car. et di., qum faciunt di. feod., viijvam partem
et xiiijmnm partem j feodi.  Summa iij quart. j feodi, et j car.,
unde xxviij car. faciunt feod.
FEODA DOMINI HENRICI DE LASCY IN DICTO WAP. DE STANECLIFF.
SCLATEBURN.  Dicunt quod sunt in Sclateburn iij car., quas
Comes Lincolniae tenet in dominico de rege in capite, sed nihil
redd. ad finem wap.
ESINGTON.  Dicunt quod in Esington est j car., quam hser'
Adae de Wannervill ten' de Comite Lincolniae, et Comes de rege
in capite, et nihil redd. ad finem praedictum.
NEUTON.Y  Dicunt quod in Neuton sunt ij car., unde Elias
de Thorneley tenet iiij bov. de Comite, et Comes de rege; Alanus
de Neuton [tenet]r ij bov. de Comite, et Comes, ut supra; et
Comes tenet j car. et ij bov. de rege in capite, et nihil redd. ad
finem wap.
BRADEFORD.  In Bradeford sunt iij car., quas Comes tenet
in dominico de rege, et nihil redd., ut supra.
HAMERTON.  In Hamerton est j car., quam  Stephanus de
Hamerton tenet de Comite, et Comes de rege, et nihil redd., etc.
GRENEDELINGTON.S  In Grenedelington sunt iij car., quas
Comes tenet in dominico de rege in capite, et nihil redd., [ut
supra.] t
MITTON.  In Mitton sunt iij car. terrie, undeu haer' domini
Radulphi de Mitton ten' de Comite, et Comes de rege in capite,
et redd. fines wap., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit.v
WADDINGTON.  In Waddington est j car. et iij bov., quas
haer' Ricardi Tempest ten' de Comite, et Comes de rege in capite,
et redd., ut supra.
Summa xx car., unde xiiij faciunt feod., et iiijtam partem j
m sunt, R.
Son and heir of Sir William de Ebor., alias de Hebden. His mother
Cecilia re-married, before 1294, Amandus de Surdeval (Reg. Romanus, 26 a).
Some account of this family has been given at page 20.
o Summa xviij car. et di., quae faciunt di. feod. milit., viijva partem et unamn
car., unde xxviij, etc., F.    P xix car. et di., R.
q Newton-on-Hodder.          r tenet, F. R.' Grinlington, F. Now called Grindleton.
ut supra, R.                " quas, F.
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feodi.  Summa j feod. et di., proeter j car., unde xiiij car. faciunt
feod., vijm ampartem et xxviij partem j feodi.
FEODA DOMINI HENRICI DE PERCY IN DICTO WAP. DE STANECLIFF.
HORTON. In Horton sunt vij car.; unde Nicholaus de Horton tenet ij car. et vj bov. de Johanne de Caily, et Johannes de
Henrico de Percy, [et Percy]w de domino rege in capite, et
nihil redd. ad wap.; et Willelmus [de]  Irby tenet in eadem x
bov., scilicet iiij del Percy, et ille de rege in capite, et vj de
Nigello de Setill, et Nigellus de Percy, et Percy de rege in
capite, et redd. ad finemr wap. vjd.; et Johannes Steling tenet
ij bov. de Hospitali Sancti Leonardi Ebor.; et Robertus de
Boulton tenet vj bov. de eodem Hospitali; et Abbas de Salley
tenet ij bov. de haerede de Monte Alto, et ille de Percy; et
Johannes BoultonY tenet vj bov. in eodem modo, et redd. ad
finem wap., etc. Summa vj car.
PATHENALL.  In Pathenall sunt vj car.; unde Alanus de
Mertonz tenet ij car. de hser' domini Ricardi de Brus, et Brus
de Percy, et ille de rege in capite; et Simon de Pathenall tenet
v bov. de Percy, ut supra; et haeres Ricardi de Goldesburgh
tenet v bov. de Percy, ut supra; et idem haeres tenet viij bov.
de Hospitali Sancti Leonardi. Johannes Boulton tenet iij bov.
de eodem Hospitali, et Willelmus Prude tenet j bov. de eodem
Hospitali. Ricardus del Mor' tenet iij bov. del Percy, ut supra;
et Robertus filius Roberti [tenet]  (blank)b bov. del Percy, ut
supra; et hweres dicti Ricardi tenet iij bov. de domino Johanne
Giliot: et redd. ad finem wap., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod., et
sic de singulis illius feodi. Summa vj car.
NEUSOM ET NAPPAY. In Newsom et Nappay sunt iiij car.;
unde Willelmus de Greynedorg tenet v bov. del Percy, et ille,
ut supra; et Stephanus de Neusom tenet ij bov. de dicto Willelmo Greynedorg, et ille de Percy, ut supra. Thomas de Pathenail tenet j bov. de dicto Willelmo Greynedorge, et Willelmus
de Percy, ut supra, etc. Johannes de Garegrave tenet j car. de
dicto Willelmo, et Willelmus, ut supra.  Et omnes istae bov.
redd. [ad] finem wap. Et domus Hospitalis Sancti Leonardi
tenet in puram  elemosinam ij car. et vijc bov., et nihil redd.
Summa iiij car.
BOULTON. In Boulton sunt ij car. terrse, unde rector ecclesire tenet di. car. terrae de qua ecclesia dotata est; summaque
patet.  Summa ij car.
"' et Percy, F.      " de, R,        Y Coulton, F.
* Morton, F. Horton, R.              a tenet, R.
iiijor bov., F. unam bov., R.        sex bov., R.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.              199
GISBURNE CUM WESTBY.  In Gisburn cum  hameletto de
Westby sunt iiij car.; quarum Abbas de Salley tenet j car. del
Percy, et clamat habere in elemosina et nulla haereditate, et
Percy de rege in baronia; et Walterus de Rimington tenet j
car. de Monialibus de Appilton, et Moniales de Percy, ut supra,
et nihil redd. in Uaronia; et Persona ecclesie de Gisburn tenet
in eadem j car. unde ecclesia dotata est, et nihil redd. Willelmus de Ribstan et Godith uxor ejus tenent in Westby j car. in
dominico et servitio del Percy, et Percy, ut supra, etc.; et dat ad
finem wap. iiijd. Summa iiij car.
MIDEHOP.  In Midehop est j car.; unde Robertus [de]d
Rimington et Agnes uxor ejus tenent in dominico et servitio, et
totum del Percy, et Percy, ut supra; et dat ad finem wap., etc.,
[xijd.]  Summa j car.
REMINGTON. In Remington sunt ix car.; quarum Willelmus
de Roucestre tenet totum in dominico et servitio de Alano de
Catherton, et Alanus de Percy, et Percy, ut supra; et redd. ad
finem wap. vjs. Summa patet.
THORNTON.  In Thornton sunt xij car.; quarum  ecclesia
dotata est de iiij bov., et dataf sunt per veterem Philippum de
Kimbe;g et Johannes King tenet j bov. de Hospitali Sancti
Johannis in elemosinam, et fuit elemosinata a tempore quo non
extat memoria; et dominus Walterus de Monnayh tenet totum
residuum in dominico et servitio del Percy, ut supra, et redd. ad
finem wap. vs. vjd.  Summa xij car.
ROUTHEMELL. In Routhemell sunt ij car.; quarum le Percy
tenet di. car. de Willelmo le Fleming, et Willelmus del Percy,
[et Percy],i ut supra, in baronia; et Thomas de Alta Ripa tenet
ij bov. de Willelmo Fleming, et Willelmus, ut supra; et Willelmus le Fleming tenet j car. de Percy, et Percy, ut supra, et
redd. ad finem wap. xijd.; et Abbas de Salley tenet ij bov. de
Willelmo Fleming, et Willelmus, ut supra; et facit forinsecum
servitium, et habuit ingressum in tempore regis Henrici patris
Edwardi.  Summa ij car.
WIKELSWORTH.  In Wikelsworth sunt iiij car.; quarum
Adam de Wikelsworth tenet ij car. in dominico de Abbate de
Fontibus, et Abbas de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de Comit'
de Claroj (sic) et Percy, ut supra, in capite; et Adam filius Adae
d de, F.             e xijd., F.
f dotata, R. F. omits et data sunt.
g Philip de Kyme was the son and heir of Simon de Kyme, and died in the
26th Henry III. (Dugd. Bar., i., 620). See page 196, antea.
h Mouncy, R. In the 28th Edward I. Walter de Muncey had a grant of
free warren in Thornton juxta Skipton in Craven, and in the hamlets of Everby
and Kelbroke (Cal. Rot. Chart., 130).   * et Percy, F.
i Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hereford, married Joan of Acres,




200               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
de eadem tenet vj bov. de Abbate de Fontibus, et Abbas, ut
supra; et Rainerus de Knoll tenet di.k car. de Abbate de Fontibus, et Abbas, ut supra; et Magister Militiae Templi tenet ij
bov. de Ada filius Ade, et Adam de Ada de Werwike,l et Adam
de Abbate de Fontibus, ut supra; et redd. ad finem wap. [ijs.]m
Summa iiij car.
SWINDON. In Swindon sunt vj car. et di.; quarum Robertus
de Brakenbergh tenet. totum in dominico et servitio de Radulpho"
[de]~ Nevill, et Radulphus de Percy, et Percy de rege; et redd.
ad finem wap. ijs. Summa patet.
LANGCLIFF.  In Langcliff sunt ij car.; quarum  Abbas de
Salley tenet totum  in dominico de Percy, et Percy de rege; et
clamat habere libertatem  de tempore Henrici patris Edwardi, et
redd., in antiquo tempore, ad finem wap. [xviijd.],p et modo est
in eodem......   et contradicunt.  Summa patet.
SETTILL.  In  Settill sunt iiij car.; quarum  Robertus filius
Albredae tenet di. car. de Percy; et Willelmus de Wayte tenet
di. car., et Wag' de Settill tenet ij bov., et Willelmus filius Petri
tenet j bov., et Nigellus de Pathenall tenet ij bov.; et tenentur
de Percy, et Percy de rege; et dominus Henricus de Percy tenet
in dominico ij car. et j bov. de rege in capite; et Willelmus
filius Radulphi tenet ij bov. de Hospitali [Sancti Johannis].q
Summa iiij car.
GIGELESWIKE ET STOCHOUSES.  In Gigeleswike sunt iiij car.
cum  hameletto; quarum  Henricus de Percy tenet ij car. de
rege in baronia; et ecclesia dotata est de di. car.; et Stephanus
Scotte tenet di. car. de Percy, et Percy de rege; et Abbas de
Furnic' tenet j car. in Stochouses, in elemosinam, de Percy, et
Percy, ut supra; et confirmata est a carta Ricardi regis.  Summa
iiij car.
MALGHUM.  In Malghum  sunt iiij car.; quarum  Abbas de
Fontibus tenet iij car. de Percy, et dat ad finem wap. xijd.; et
daughter of King Edward the First, and left at his decease in 1295, a son and
heir, Gilbert, then aged five years (Dugd. Bar., i., 215). It appears from an
extent of the manor of Preston in Craven, which was taken in the 33rd Edw. I.
(Cal. Gen., ii., 697), that the aforesaid earl held four carucates of land in Wykelesworth (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 202).
Many lands scattered in different parts of England were held of "the Honor
of Clare," which belonged to the earls of Clare, as they were often styled, until
they became earls of Gloucester; but, as it has been said, not after that period.
This point is, however, not settled to my satisfaction, and this earl may have
been called so, popularly, after the death of his father, Gilbert, 7th earl of
Hereford, and before he was summoned to Parliament in the 1st Edward II.
Still, as he had not paid his relief, the land could not legally be said to be held
of him.-J. R. W.
k unam car., F.' He is called Berwyk in Kirkby's Inquest.
m ijs., F.               " Ranulpho, R.                o de,F.
P xviijd., et modo contradicunt, F.     g Snacti Johannis, F.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.              201
Thomas de Malghum  tenet di.r car. de Priore de Boulton, et
Prior de Percy, et Percy de rege in capite; et Elias de Otterburn tenet ijs bov. de Abbate de Fontibus, et Abbas de Percy,
ut supra, in capite. Summa iiij car. et di.t
KIRKEBY. In Kirkebv sunt iij car.; quarum Abbas de Derham tenet ij bov. unde ecclesia fuitu dotata; et idem Abbas tenet
xij bov. de domina Alicia de Bukeden; et Robertus de Stainford
tenet j bov., et Adam filius Aliciae de Bukeden tenet ij bov., et
Johannes filius Pyme de Malghum tenet j bov., et Ricardus de
Rither tenet j bov., et Alicia de Bukeden tenet iiijv bov.  [Et] 
omnes isti tenent de Alicia de Bukeden, et Alicia de Percy in
dringagio,x et Percy de rege in capite. Summa iij car.
CARLETON.  In Carleton sunt vj car.; de quibus Rector
ecclesiae tenet di. car. in elemosinam. Item Godefridus de Alta
Ripa tenet di. car. de domino Thoma de Alta Ripa in capite.
Item Robertus filius Willelmi tenet di. car. in eadem villa de
eodem  Thoma; et totum residuum tenet praedictus Thomas, de
Percy, in capite, reddendo ei j librum cimini. Summa vj car.
PRESTON.  In Preston sunt vj car.; quarum  Franciscus (?)
Perfect de Preston et Alicia uxor ejus tenent j car., tam in
dominico quam  in servitio, de Percy.  Item  Persona dictae
ecclesiae de Preston tenet j car. unde ecclesia dotata est.  Item
Elias de Gloc'Y tenet iiijz bov. de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus
de Percy.  Item Ricardus de Brus tenet iija bov., tam in dominico quam in servitio, deb quibus Abbas de Salley tenet ijc bov.
Abbas de Fontibus tenet iijd bov., et Persona ecclesie ejusdem
villae tenet j bov. in puram elemosinam; et Abbas de Fontibus
tenet easdem [bov.]e de Abbate de Salley, et Abbas de Salley
de Ricardo de Brus, et Ricardus de Percy. Summa vj car.'GAYRGRAVE.  In Gayrgrave sunt vij car. et di. de feodo de
Percy, quas dominus Johannes de Eivill tenet de domino [Henrico]f de Percy, et Percy de rege in capite. [Summa vij car.
et di.]s
STANEFORD.  In Staneford sunt iij car.; unde Abbas de
Salley tenet j car. et vj bov., tam in dominico quam in servitio,
de Henrico de Percy; et dicunt quod, tempore Henrici regis,
" unam car., F.' iiijr bov., F.         t R. omits et di.
" est, F.          v quinque bov., F.      w Et, F.
* The people who held by this peculiar tenure were called " drenges," and,
according to Sir Edward Coke, were " free tenants of a manor," which is not an
exact definition.-J. R. W. (Vide Introduction to Domesday Book by Sir Henry
Ellis, and Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 70.) The F. MS. has "burgagio" erroneously.
Y Glocester, F.   * iiij bov.-struck out-ij car. et vj bov., F.
a iiijor bov., R.  b Et Abbas, F.' iij bov., F.
d ij bov., F.     e bov., F.         f Henrico, R.
g Summa vij car. et di., F. R.




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dederunt ad finem wap. viijd., et modo nihil. Item Constantinus
Fauvell et Alicia uxor ejus tenent x bov., tam in dominico quam
in servitio, et tenent de Willelmo Malleverer, et Willelmus de
Radulpho de Normanvill, et Radulphus de Percy, et Percy de
rege in capite. Item Robertus de Staneford tenet di. car. de
Radulpho de Normanvill, et Radulphus, ut supra.  Abbas de
Derham tenet j bov. in puram elemosinam, ut dicitur.  Summa
iij car.
CONYSTON.  In Conyston sunt iij car. de feodo de Percy;
quarum haer' Ricardi de Normanvill ten' ij car. et vj bov. de
Philippo de Kyme, et Philippus de Percy, et Percy de rege in
capite.  Ricardus filius Roberti de Conyston tenet ij bov. de
eodem Philippo, in eodem modo.  Summa iij car.
HELGHFELDE. In Helghfelde sunt ij car. de feodo de Percy;
et Hospitale Sancti Johannis tenet dictas ij car. de domino
Ranulpho de Nevill, et dominus Ranulphus de Percy, et Percy
de rege in capite. Summa patet.
PATHORN. In Pathorn sunt iij car., quas dominus Ranulphus de Nevill tenet de Percy, et Percy de rege in capite. Summa
patet.
WEST HALGHTON.  In West Halghton sunt iij car., quas
dominus Ranulphus de Nevill tenet de Percy, et Percy de rege
in capite. Summa iij car.
Memorandum  quod viij villae sunt in dicto wapentagio de
Stanecliff, de feodo de Percy, de quibus predictis viij [villis]^
non possunt scire aliquam veritatem de car. terrarum quae sunt
in praedictis villis, quia dictse villse nolunt venire coram praedictis
xij ad ipsos certificandum de feodis, scilicet, in Bukeden, Kettelwell, Litton, Arncliff, Gersington, Linton, Thresfeld et Styveton
et qumedam villa vocata Newtoni sub Crakemor [cum] j Arneford,k
de quibus adhuc nullam certitudinem possunt habere, nec cujus
feod. Arnford sit.
Summa feodorum Henrici de Percy, vij feoda et di. [et] ij
car., unde xliijl car. faciunt feod., quae faciunt vij feoda et vijmam
partem unius feodi.
Summa feodorum wap. de Stanecliffe supradicti, xxj feoda et
di., iiijta pars, viij pars et xiiij pars unius feodi.
* villis, F.' Little Newton, near Long Preston.
cum, F.          k Arnford, in the parish of Long Preston.' xliiij car., R.




FEODA MILITUM [IN] WAPENTAGIO DE
CLARHOWE.a
BETHEMESLEY.  De ijbus feodis: de feodo de Percy vj bov.
terrme, unde octo bov. faciunt carucatam, [et] xxiiijb car. faciunt
feodum: de feodo de Skipton xiiij bov. terrae, unde, ut supra.
NESCEFELD. De feodo de Percy iij car. terrme, unde xiiij
car. faciunt feod. milit.
MIDLETON.  De feodo de Percy iij car. terrae, unde xvj car.
faciunt feod. milit.
ASKEWITH. De ijbus feodis: de feodo de Percy iiij car. terrae,
unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.: de feodo de Vescy ij car.
terrae, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
LETHELEY.  De feodo de Percy ijc car. terrae, unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod.
CASTELEY. De feodo de Percy j car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
KYRKBY ORBLAUERS.  De feodo de Percy, cum  hameletto
de Walton, iiij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
SYKELYNGHALL. De feodo de Percy iiij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
LYNTON.  De feodo de Percy ij car. terrae et di., unde, ut
supra.
SPOFFORD.  De feodo de Percy ij car. terrae et di., unde, ut
supra.
FOLYFAYT ET AKETON.d  De duobus feodis: de feodo de
Percy j car. et di., unde, ut supra: de feodo de Ros xij bov.
terrae, unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.
PLUMPTON. De ijbus feodis: de feodo de Percy ij car. terrEe,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feodum: de feodo de Vescy ij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra.
PARVA RYBSTON.  De feodo de Percy ij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
COLTHORP. De feodo de Percy iij car. terrme, unde, ut supra.
WYTHERBY.  De feodo de Percy j car. terree, de feodo de
a The remaining Knights' Fees in the West Riding are taken from the book
marked B., i., 11, in the Public Record Office, which has previously been referred
to in these notes by the letter A.
b xiiij car., B. F.       c iij car., B. F.
d Aketon, a farm in the township of Follifoot, and parish of Spofforth.




204                KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Moubray j car. terrae, de feodo de Brus j car. terre, de feodo de
Teforde j car., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod., quas Templarii tenent
in elemosinam, et habent breve./
ASMUNDERBY.  De feodo de Percy iij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
PARVA STODELEY.g  De feodo de Percy j car. terrse, unde, ut
supra.
HUNGERY STODELEY.h  De feodo de Percy j car. terrae, unde,
ut supra.
KEREBY.  De feodo de Percy iij car. terrse, unde, ut supra.
DENTON.  De feodo de Archiepiscopo iiij car. terrae, unde xij
car. terrme faciunt feod.
PARVA TYMBLE.  De feodo Archiepiscopi j car. terrae, unde,
ut supra.
NEUHALL.  De feodo Archiepiscopi iij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
FARNELAY.  De feodo Archiepiscopi iiiji car. terre, undei
xvj car. faciunt feod.
LYNDELAY.  De feodo Archiepiscopi j car. terrme, unde, ut
supra.
WESTON.  De feodo de Bygott ix bov. terrae, unde viij bov.
terrme faciunt carucatam, et xij car. faciunt feod.
ALDEFELD. De feodo de Moubray ij car. terrae, unde xij car.
faciunt feod.
WYKERSLEY.k De feodo de Moubray j car. terrae, unde xiiijI
car. faciunt feod.
[           ].  De feodo de Moubray j car. terrae, unde xiiij
car. faciunt feod.m
e9th Edward II.-" Ad petitionem Aliciae, quae fuit uxor domini Philippi de
Tefurth, suggerentis regi quod cum Magister Templariorum in Anglia certa
tenementa in Wetherby de dicto Philippo, viro suo, per servitium lxs. per annum
tenuerit, de quibus servitiis dicta Alicia de xxs. dotata extiterit et seisita, donec
terrae et tenementa Templariorum in manum domini regis devenerint: unde
supplicat pro Deo quod super hoc inquiratur, et remedium sibi fiat, etc. Responsum est sic: Mandetur escaetori regis ultra Trentam quod inquirat super
contentis in petitione, et certificet thesaurarium et barones de Scaccario, ut ipsi
ulterius faciant quod de jure fuerit faciendum" (Rot..Parl., i., 344).
f Breve. That is to say that the Templars held the king's writ or mandate,
declaring them to be exonerated from the payment of Aids, etc., in respect of
their tenure in frank-almoigne. According to Madox (Hist. Exchequer, i., 599),
an "Aid pur faire Fitz Chivaler, or pur fille marrier, was not demandable from
lands which were held either in Frankalmoigne or Socage."
g The position of " Parva Stodeley " (at this time) cannot now be defined.J. R. W.
h Hungery Studley, alias North Studley (Percy MS.), the site of which is
now included within the township of Studley Roger.-J. R. W.
iiij car., B.              J ut supra, F.
h A mistake for Wynkesley.
xij car., B. F.            m F. omits this entry.




WAPENTAKE OF CLARO, W. R.                      205
KYRKBY [MALSERD].n  De feodo de Moubray xij car. terrae,
et faciunt feod. milit., cujus quarta pars datur in elemosinam
Abbati de Fontibus, et habet breve.
ASERLEY CUM MEMBRIS.  De feodo de Moubray v car. terrae,
unde x car. faciunt feod. milit.
GROUELTHORP.  De feodo de Moubray iiij car. terrae, unde
x car. faciunt feod. milit.; quarum Abbas de Fontibus tenet ij
car., et Templarii iijo car., et habent breve.
HERLETHORP.P   De feodo de Moubray ij car. terrae, unde x
car. faciunt feod.
RIPPELEY.  De feodo de Ros ij car. terrae et di., unde, ut
supra.
BERGHBY.q  De feodo de Ros ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
NORTH DIGHTON.  De feodo de Ros iij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
SOUTH  DIGHTON.  De feodo de Ros iiij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
INGMANTHORP. De feodo de Ros iij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
PARVA CATTELL.r  De feodo de Ros j car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
BRAME.  De feodo de Ros j car. terrm, unde, ut supra.
MAGNA RYBSTAN.  De feodo de Ros iiij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra, quas Templarii tenent in elemosinam, et habent breve.
HUNSINGORE. De feodo de Ros iiij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
MAGNA CATHEL.  De feodo de Ros iij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
COPPEGRAVE. De feodo de Ros iij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
Hospitalarii tenent, et habent breve.
HERKENDEN.S  De feodo de Ros ij car. terrae et di., unde, ut
supra. Prior de Kydeshallt tenet, et habet breve.
STAYNBURN.  De feodo Baldewini de Insula iiij car. terrae,
unde xij car. faciunt feod. Abbas de Fontibus tenet, et habet breve.' Kyrkby Malserd, B. F.          0 ij car., F.
P Probably some forgotten place in the parish or honor of Kirkby Malzeard.
There is another Herlethorp, also belonging to the Moubray fee, in Harthill
wapentake. See p. 80, antea.
q Barrowby, a hamlet in the township of Kearby-cum-Netherby, and parish
of Kirkby Overblow.
Little Cattal is a hamlet in a detached portion of the parish of Whixley.
* Now called Arkendale, a village three miles and a half N.E. of Knaresborough.
t Kideshill, B. Kedeshil, F. An error for "Lilleshull," in Shropshire. About
the year 1210 Hillaria de Trussebut granted to God and the Blessed Mary of
Lilleshull, "et ejusdem loci conventui ibidem Deo serviqitibus, pro animabus
patris et matris meae, et pro anima Roberti de Budlers, quondam viri mei, et pro
salute animn meae, et hseredum meorum, totam terram meam de Arkendene, tan
in villenagio, quam in libero servitio, cum omnibus pertinentiis suis infra villam
et extra " (Mon. Angl., vi., 263).




206              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
RIGGETON. De duobus feodis: de feodo Baldwini de Insula
ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra; quarum Abbas de Fontibus tenet
ij car. terrae, et habet breve: de feodo de Moubray ij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra.
KESEWYK. De feodo Baldwini de Insula ij car. terrae et di.,
unde x car. faciunt feod.
WITHETON.U   De feodo Baldwini de Insula iiij car., unde
xij car. faciunt feod.
GOLDESBURGH.  De feodo de Vescy iiij car. terrae, unde xij
car. faciunt feod. milit.
HOPERTON.  De feodo de Brus ij car. terrae, unde xij car.
faciunt feod.
ALLERTON. De feodo de Brus ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
CLARTON.  De feodo de Brus ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
PARVA USEBURN.  De feodo de Brus ij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
QUYXLEY.  De feodo de Brus vj car. terre et di., unde, ut
supra.
KIRK IAMERTON.  De feodo de Brus ij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra. Priorissa de Monketon tenet, et habet breve.
GRENE HAMERTON.  De feodo de Brus iijv car. terra, unde,
ut supra.
NUN MONKETON.  De feodo de Brus iij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra; quarum  Priorissa de Monketon tenet j car. terrae, et
habet breve.
DUNSFORD [ET] W BRANTON.X De feodo de Brus iij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra.
FLASCEBY.  De feodo de GreleyY ij car. terrae, unde xij car.
faciunt feod., ut supra.
u Weeton, in the parish of Harewood.
v ij car., B.              " et, B. F.
* Branton Green, near Upper Dunsforth.
y Probably the Lincolnshire family of that name.




FEODA MILITUM [IN] WAPENTAGIO DE
SKYRAKE.
Nomina juratorum ad inquirendum de feodis ipsius wapentagii, videlicet, Laurentius de Arthyngton, Willelmus Patefyne,
Nicholaus de Ilketon, Ricardus deWygdon, Robertus de Carleton,
Willelmus de Berghby, Alfredus de Manston, Thomas de Horsford, Rogerus de Ledes, Willelmus de Hillum, Walterus de
Meddylton et Thomas de Ulleskelfe, [qui dicunt quod,]a
MORTON.  Hler'b de Morton ten' in Morton ij car. terrae et
di., unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
ILKELEY. In Ylkeley sunt iij car. terrae, unde xiiij faciunt
feod.; de quibus Robertus de Percy tenet j et di., Abbas de
Fontibus de Abbate de Salley di., Rector ecclesiae ejusdem ville
di., Abbas de Salley tenet di. car., etc habet breve. Abbas de
[Fontibus] tenet di. car., et habet breve.
YEDON.  Haeredes de Yedon tenent in Yedon j car. terrae
et di., unde xvj car. faciunt feod.
ROUDON.  In Roudon sunt iij car. terrae, unde xvj car.
faciunt feod.; de quibus Prior de Bolton tenet j, Thomas de
Horsford tenet j, et Michael de Roudon tenet j.  Prior de
Boulton tenetj car., et habet breve.
HORSFORD. In Horsford sunt iij car. terrae, unde, ut supra;
de quibus Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet ij, et Thomas de Horsford
unam.  Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet ij car., et habet breve.
CARLETON.  Haeredes de Carleton tenent ibidem  ij car.
terre, unde, ut supra.  [Rex.]d
HEDDINGLEY.  Willelmus de Patefyn de Heddingley pro di.
feodo.
POTTER NEUTON. Willelmus de Wynteword tenet Potter
Neuton pro di. feodo.
a qui dicunt quod, R.      b H-eredes, B. F.
" et habent breve, rest omitted, F.
d Rex, F. The addition of the word "Rex" to some of these entries implies
that the estates were then in the king's hands.




208              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
ALVERTON GLEDHOW.  In Alverton Gledhow est j car. terrEe,
unde xvj car. faciunt feod.; de qua haer' Willelmi de Alverton
ten' di., et Abbas de Kirkestall di. car., et habet breve.
GYPTON.  Alexander de Ledes tenet in Gipton j car. terre,
unde xvj car. faciunt feod.
SWYNLINGTON.  Hugo de Swynlyngton tenet in eadem di.
feod.; et idem Hugo tenet ij car. terrae et di. in eadem, unde x
faciunt feod.
ALVERTON JUXTA AQUAM.  Breve.  Comes Lincolniae tenet
in Alverton ij car. terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod.
PRESTON.  Adam de Preston tenet in Preston di. feod.
MANSTON.  Alfredus de Manston tenet in Manston ij car.
terrae, unde x faciunt feod.
OUSTHORP.  Har'e Willelmi de Lincoln' ten'f in Ousthorp
j car. terrae et di., unde x car. faciunt feod.; et hrer' Ricardi de
Lound ten' ibidem v bov., unde x car. faciunt feod.
GEREFORD.  Breve.  Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet in
Gereford vj car. terrae, Adam de Preston ij car. terrae, haer'
Simonis de Rupe j car., et Willelmus le Westrays j car. terrae,
unde x car. faciunt feod.  In eadem villa Abbas Beatce Mariae
Ebor. habet breve.
SECROFT.  Breve.  Comes Lincolniae tenet in Secroft vj car.
terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod.; de quibus Magister Militiae
Templi tenet ij [car.], et Magister Hospitalish tenet j [car.];
et Willelmus le Waitt tenet j in Kidall.
BEKEHAITH.  Haeredesi (sic) Andreae de Gramary tenent
Bekhayth cum pertinentiis pro tertia parte j feodi.
THORNORE.  Willelmus de Hameltoni tenet in Thornor
quartam partem j feodi.
SKARTHECROFT. Willelmus de Ryther tenet in Skarthecroft
ij car. terrae, unde x faciunt feod.
SHADEWELL.  Heredes de Shadewell tenent in Shadewell
di. feod.
ARTHINGTON. Laurentius de Arthyngton tenet in Arthington
di. feod.
ADLEKYRK (sic).  Abbas de Kyrkstall tenet in Adle di. feod.
Abbas de Kyrkstall habet breve.' Heredes, B. F.
f tenent, F.        8 car., P.
h The Master of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem.
The heir of Andrew le Gramary was his son John ( Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 136).
Richard le Gramary, father of Andrew, had a charter of free warren in " Bechaye
et Bykerton" in 1243-4 (Cal. Rot. Chart., 59), and of a market and fair within
his manor of Aberford in 1248-9 (Ibid., 67).
j William de Hamelton, dean of York. See pp. 5, 39, antea.




WAPENTAKE OF SKYRACK, W. R.                    209
WYVERESDESLEY.k  Haer'" de Wyveresdesley ten'" in eadem
j car. terrse, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. Rex.
ALDWALDLEY. Hrer' Willelmi de Aldewaldeley ten' in eadem
ij car. terrae, et haer' Willelmi de Brandon" j car., unde xvj
faciunt feod.
WYGDON.  Prior de Boulton tenet in Wygdon iiij car. terrse,
unde xvj car. faciunt feod. Prior de Boulton habet breve.
EST KESWYK. Hler' de Est Kesywyk ten' ibidem  di. feod.
Rex.
HAREWOOD.  Haer' de Harewood ten' ibidem xj car. terrae et
j bov., unde xvj car. faciunt feod. Rex.
LEDES.  Comes Lyncolnise tenet in Ledes quartam  partem
unius feodi. Rogerus de Ledys tenet ibidem  viijvam partem
unius feodi.
LEDESTON.  Prior de Pontefracto tenet in Ledeston ij car.
terrae, unde x faciunt feod. Prior de Pontefracto habet breve.
WODHOUSE.~   Haer' de Berley ten' in Woodhouse j car.
terrae, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
COLYNGHAM, WYK ET BARDESEY.  Abbas de Kirkstall tenet
in Bardesay, Colyngham et Wyk viij car. terrae, unde xiiij faciunt
feod., ad feodi-firmam de domino rege, reddendo per annum
iiijx et x li. Abbas de Kirkstall habet breve.
BYNGELEY.  Johannes de HerecourtP tenet Byngeley cum
pertinentiis pro di. feodo.
GYSELEY, HAUKESWOORD ET BAYLDON.  Simon Ward tenet
in Gyseley, Haukeswoord et Bayldon xvij car. terrme, unde xxiiij
car. faciunt feod.
POUELL. Ricardus de Goldesburgh tenet in Pouell iiijtam
partem j feodi.
OTTELEY. Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet in Otteley di. feod.
BURLEY [ET MENSINGTON].1  Ricardus de Babyngton tenet
in Burley et Mensington di. feod.
k Weardley, in the parish of Harewood.
1 Hleredes, F. The Inq. p. m. of Thomas de Weston, who held one carucate
in Weardley at the date of Kirkby's Inquest (page 41, antea), was taken in the
28th Edward I. The jurors say that " dictus Thomas et Christiana, que fuit
uxor ejus, adhuc superstes, conjunctim fuerunt seisiti de terris et tenementis
subscriptis cum pertinentiis in Wirdeley infra manerium de Harewode-tenendis
eisdem Thomnse et Christiane et haeredibus et assignatis ejusdem  Thomae.Johannes filius Ricardi de Weston, fratris pradicti Thome de Weston, est lheres
praedicti Thomse, et est aetatis triginta annorum et amplius " (Cal. Gen., ii., 587).'" tenent, F.
n Brandon stood about two miles east of Alwoodley.
o Wothersome, in the parish of Bardsey. See page 38, antea.
P In the 19th Edward II. " Willelmus filius Johannis de Harecourt finem fecit
per decem marcas pro pardonatione, etc., adquir', etc., manerium de Byngeleye in
cor. Ebor., et illud, etc." (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 293).' et Mensington, F.
P




210               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
PARLINGTON  [ET] HILLUM.r  Hugo Dispensators tenet in
Parlington et Hillum  iiij car. et vij bov., unde x car. faciunt
feed.  Hugo de Spencer habet breve.
BERWYK [ET] KYPAX.  Comes Lincolnire tenet in Barwyk
iij car. terrae, unde x faciunt feod. Item tenet in Kypax iij car.
terrae, unde x faciunt feod.
NEUSUM, HALGHTON, COLTON ET SKELTON. Magister Militise
Templi tenet in Neusum, Halghton, Colton et Skelton cum
pertinentiis pro feodo integro. Habet breve.
THORP STAPELTON.  Her't de Thorp Stapelton ten' ij car.
terrae, unde x faciunt feod. j milit. Templarii tenent j car., et
habent breve.
r Hillam Hill, a farm in the parish of Aberford.
Hugh Despenser, senior, the royal favorite. In the 35th Edw. I. he had a
charter for a weekly market at Aberford, and for a fair on the feast of St. Dennis,
and on the day before and after (Rot. Parl., i., 203).' Henricus, B. F. R.




FEODA MILITUM DE LIBERTATE DE
KNARESBURGH ET VETERI BURGH.
Anno regni regis Edwardi xxxm~ primo, facta fuit Inquisitio,
apud Knaresburgh, de feodis militum  de Libertate de Knaresburgh et Veteri Burgh, per Nicholaum  Birom, Robertum  de
Stanley, Henricum del Hill, Adam Cocum, Robertum Clericum
de Knaresburgh, Ricardumn Ward, Radulphum Ward, Robertum
de Ledes, Willelmum Attegrene, Thomam Lofthouse, Johannem
de My(l)deby et Robertum  de Minskip: qui juratores dicunt
super sacramentum suum quod,
STAVELEY ET FAR(N)HAM.  Henricus filius Hugonis tenet in
Staveley et Far(n)ham j feod. et iiijtam partem  j feodi; unde
Johannes de Walkyngham tenet de eodem Henrico in Far(n)ham
quartam partem j feodi, unde xij car. faciunt feod.
OUSBURN.a  Breve.  Henricus de Boscob tenet in Ousburn
j feod., unde xij car. faciunt feod.
BURTON LEONARDE.  Petrus Becardc tenet in Burton Leonard v car. terrse, unde xij car. faciunt feod.
CATHALL.d  Willelmus Fossard tenet in Cathall j car. terrae
et di., unde xij car. faciunt feod.
TIMBLE.  Dominus Rex tenet Tymble Percy pro viijva parte
et xvma parte j feodi.
LOFTHOUSE/ BURTON ET KELYNGHALL. Lofthouse, Kyllynghall et Burton tenentur communiter pro di. feodo et iiijta parte
unius feodi et viijva parte et xvjma parte et xxxijda parte j feodi;
de quibus Petrus Becard tenet in Burton j car. terrae; Johannes
de Walkyngham tenet in Lofthouse j car. terrae de domino Rege
ad valorem; et totum residuum in manu domini Regis; unde
xg car. faciunt feod.
Great Ouseburn.
The Inq. p. m. of Henry de Boys was taken in the 16th Edw. II. (Cal. Inq.
p. m., i., 302). He was the son and heir of Richard de Boys.-J. R. W.
Peter Becard had a charter of free warren in Burton Leonard in the 9th
Edw. I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 111).   d Probably Cattal Magna.
e Great Timble, in the parish of Fewston.
f Lofthouse Hill, in the parish of Staveley.  r xij car., F.
r2




DE FEODIS MILITUM DE LIBERTATE
RIPON'.
Inquisitio capta de feodis militum de libertate Ripon', anno
regni regis E. xxxjmo, per Willelmum de Clotheroum, Nicholaum  Huberd, Johannerm Frere, Johannem  de Ebor., Johannem
de Monketon, Nicholaum de Staneley, Robertum Wyndelouis,a
Johannem   de  Byscopton, Rogerum  Aldelin  de  Gyvildale,
Thomam le Juven' de Skelton et Simonem  filium Johannis de
Sharowe, qui dicunt quod,
NIDD, WESTWIK ET NEUTON.^  Comes Albem' tenuit feod. j
milit. in Nidde, Westwyk et Neuton, et est in manu regis.
MOUWATHC ET SLENYNGFORD.  Rogerus de Moubray tenuit
iiijtam partem  unius feodi in Mouwath et Slenyngford, cujus
hleres est in custodia regis.
NONEWYK  ET  NONEWYCTHORNES.d  Willelmus de Wyville
tenet di. feod. j milit. in Nonewyk et Nonewycthornes.
GYVENDALLE.  Simon Wardf tenet in Gyvendalle di. feod.
unius milit.
HEYWYK.9  Galfridus de Heywyk tenet in Heywyk xxmanm
partem unius feodi.
NEUBY SUPER YORE.  Simonh filius Simonis Ward tenet in
Neuby super Yore iiijtampartem j feodi.
MARKENTON.  Johannes filius Willelmi de Ripon tenet in
Markenton iiijtam partem j feodi milit.
HEYWYK.i  Johannes de Marmyon tenet in Heywyk xijmam
partem unius feodi milit.
INGRITHORP. Thomas de Burtoni tenet in Ingrithorp xmam
partem j feodi milit.
a Byndlosse, F.   b Newton, near Ripley, where the Vavasours held.' Mulwath, F. Mulwith is the name of a farm in the township of Newbywith-Mulwith, and parish of Ripon.
d Nunwick Thornes is adjacent to Nunwick, but the name is not used now.J. R. W.
e Son and heir of John de Wyvill of Slingsby, whose Inq. p. m. was taken in
the 29th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 605).
f For an interesting account of the Wards of Givendale and Guiseley, see
Memorials of Fountains Abbey (ed. Surt. Soc., i., 196).
g Hewick super Pontem, now called Bridge Hewick.
h Simon Ward, junior, had a charter of free warren in Newby super Yore in
the 32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).
Copped Hewick, commonly called Copt Hewick.
J Sir Thomas de Burton, knt., was one of the witnesses to a charter, made
about 1293 (Mem. of Fountains Abbey, i., 315), by which Thomas Schayf, of
Ingerthorpe, granted to God, "et Beatse Mariae et janitori de Fontibus, ad sustentationem pauperum  ibidem  ad portam convenientium, annuum redditum
duorum denariorum de quadam roda terrae quam vendidi Reynero de Merkington" (Ex cart. orig.).




FEODA MILITUM DE WAPENTAGIO DE
BARKSTON.
Inquisitio [de feodis] militum in wap. de Barkston facta per
Johannem de Lascy, Rogerum de Ryvill, Johannem de Mylford,
Ricardum de Ledesham, Adam de Mikelfeld, Walterum Basset,
Willelmum  de Camera, Willelmum  de ultra Aquam, Thomam
de Bretton, Willelmum filium Julianae, Willelmum de Hornington et Nicholaum  de Poternu',a qui dicunt per sacramentum
suum quod,
SHIRBURN.  Dominus Archiepiscopus tenet Shirburn pro v
feod. milit. et di. et xiijma parte j feodi, de quibus sunt tenentes,
MIKELFELD. Dominus Osbertus de Spaldington et Johannes
de la Lande tenent j feod. milit., unde viij car. faciunt feod.
LUTE (RI) NGTON. Johannes de Nevill et sui participes tenent
j feod. milit., unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
STIVETON, ETC.  Johannes de Raygate tenet j feod. milit.,
unde viij car. faciunt feod. milit., in Stiveton et Thorp Wyleby,
tertiam partem de Mikelfeld cum v. bov. terrze in West Hathelsay, de eodem feodo, et Albeholm.^
HUDLESTON.  Dominus Johannes de Melsay tenet j feod.
milit., unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
GAYTEFORD.  Johannes de Burstall tenet di. feod. milit. in
Gayteford.
BRETTONC [ET GAYTEFORD].  Johannes de Lascy tenet iiijtam
partem  j feodi milit. in Bretton et Gayteford, unde viij car.
faciunt feod.
LUMBY.  Johannes de Rygate et Hugo presbiter de Feryd
tenent iiijtam partem feodi, unde, ut supra.
a Potters Neuton, F. Potterton, R.
^ In the 13th Edward I. William de Hamelton, who afterwards became dean
of York and lord chancellor of England, obtained a charter of free warren in
Albeholme (Cal. Rot. Chart., 115). The site of Albeholme is probably indicated
by Albeholme Dike, a small stream running into Hambleton Dike, about one mile
west of the village of Hambleton.
c Braiton, F. Burton Salmon.
d Ferrybridge, in the parish of Ferry Frystone. On the 7th id. March,
1306-7, archbishop Greenfield collated Thomas de Foxholes, priest, to the chapel
of the Blessed Virgin Mary at "Fery juxta pontem, per mortem domini Hugonis,
nuper Divina pro anima bonse memoriae Walteri de Grey, olim Ebor. archiepiscopi,




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BIRNE. Haerese domini Johannis de Bella Aqua tenet di.
feod. unius milit., unde, ut supra.
BARKESTON.  Dominus Archiepiscopus tenet iiijtam partem  j
feodi, unde, ut supra.
TADCASTRE.  Dominus Henricus de Percy tenet iiij~r car.
terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod.
HESELWOOD.  Dominus Willelmus le Vavesour tenet iij car.
terra, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
RYTHER  [ET] LEDE.  Dominus Willelmus de Rither tenet
ibidem  et in Lede j feod. milit., unde x car. faciunt feod. milit.
BRAMHAM.  Haer'g domini P. de Malo Lacu ten' iiijtm partem j feodi, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
CLYFFORD. Johannes Burdon, Willelmus de Ingewalydby,h
Marmaducus de Clifford et Ankini Salvayn tenent ij car. terrae
et di., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit.
OKELESTHORP. Johannes de Okelesthorp tenet di. car. terrae,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. milit.
SUTTON. Johannes de Rotheresfeld tenet ij car. terrEe, unde,
ut supra.
FARBURN. Hveresj domini Roberti de Everingham tenet in
Farburn cum membris di. feod. milit.
NEWTON WALAYS.  Dominus Ricardus le Walays tenet ibidem j car. terrae, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
HATHELSAY.   Dominus Milo de Stapeltonk tenet ibidem,
cum j car. terrae in Braton quam Walterus Basset tenet, et cum
j car. terrae in Barneby,l quartam  partem  feodi unius milit.,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
praedecessoris nostri, celebrantis in ipsam, vacantem" (Reg. Greenfield, pars i.,
60 a), "et juxta ordinationem testamenti [ejusdem] Walteri de Grey, fundatoris,
constructoris et dotatoris ipsius capellae, ad nostram ordinationem, dispositionem
et collationem spectantem" (Ibid., 62 b). Foxholes was succeeded on the 7th
kal. June, 1307, by "Thomas, filius Johannis Forestarii de Cawod, presbiter"
(Ibid.). On the 12th kal. Dec., 1309, "Ricardus dictus Gaugy, presbiter," was
inducted to this chapel (Ibid., 79), and, as " Ricardus, capellanus de Feribrigs,"
was certified joint lord of Huddleston and Lumby in 1316.
e In 1309 Isabella de Bella Aqua granted to William, son and heir of Sir
John de Bella Aqua, her son, his own marriage which she had bought of Sir
William le Vavasour for 200 marks (Fasti Ebor., i., 395). This grant will be
given in the Appendix.
f The archbishop's fee ends here.         g Haeredes, B. F.
h Ingoldby F. He is called Inwardby in the Aid.
i Aketinus, F.  In the 3rd Edward II. Anketinus Salvayne obtained a
charter of free warren in Thorp Salvayne, Multhorp and Clifford (Cal. Rot.
Chart., 142).
i The heir of Sir Robert de Everingham was his son Adam. See page 49,
antea.
k Miles de Stapleton had a grant of free warren in West Hathelsey in the
32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135).
This place is called Beghby in the Aid. I am unable to identify it.




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CARLETON.  Aucerus'n tenet medietatem  villa de Carleton,
in qua villa sunt iij car. terrse, unde viij car. faciunt feod.; et
altera medietas est in manu domini regis propter minorem
wetatem Nicholai" de Stapelton.
KYRKBY.  Domina Margareta de Nevill tenet ibidem  [et]~
in Grimston ij car. terrwe, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
NORTH MILFORD. Johannes filius Roberti de North Milford
tenet j car. terrie, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
GRIMSTON.  Adam  de Mikelfeld tenet di. car. terrec, unde
xiiij car. faciunt feod.
HIRST COURTENAY.  Johannes de Foxoles et sui participes
tenent ibidem ij car. terrie, unde, ut supra.
DRAX.  In  Drax sunt iij car. terrue, unde viij car. terrae
faciunt feod.; et sunt in manu domini regis propter minorem
aetatem haeredis Philippi Paynell.p
SAXTON.  Domina Alicia de Lascy tenet in Saxton cum
membris iij car. terrme, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.; de quibus
Magister et Fratres Hospitalis Sancti Leonardi tenent j car.
terrve et di., et Magister Hospitalis Sancti Johannis Jerosolimae
tenet iiij bov. terrae.
[TOUETON.]  Dominus Willelmus de Stophamq tenet ij car.
terrae, unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
" Sir Aucher Fitz Henry, son and heir of Sir Henry Aucher, alias Henry Fitz
Aucher (Cal. Gen., ii., 663), married Joan, daughter and co-heiress of Sir John
de Bella Aqua, by Laderana, sister and co-heiress of Peter de Brus (Ibid., ii., 608),
and died in 1339, leaving Henry, his son and heir, then aged forty years (Esch.
13 Edw. III., No. 18).
n See p. 219, postea.              o et, F.
P The Inq. p. m. of Philip Paynel was taken in the 27th Edward I., his son
John, then about two years old, being his next heir (Cal. Gen., ii. 571).
q Sir William de Stopham was dead in the 11th Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. n.,
i., 287).




FEODA MILITUM IN WAPENTAGIO DE
AYNSTY.
Nomina juratorum  ad inquirendum  de feodis militum  de
Aynsty: Robertus de Pontefracto, Alanns de Folyfayt, Adam
de Thorp, Henricus de Cruce, Willelmus de Tokwyth, Willelmus
le Cerff, Robertus de Aula, Elyas de Ferywathe, Willelmus de
Hornington, Willelmus filius Radulphi de Tokewith, Ricardus de
Holderness et Johannes Fayrfax, qui dicunt super sacramentum
suum quod,
THORP BUSTARD.  In Bustard Thorp sunt iij car. terrae de
feodo Galfridi Luterell, et tenentur per feod. milit., unde x car.
faciunt feod. milit.; de quibus Ricardus Bustard tenet di. bov.
terrae, Priorissa Sancti Clementis tenet j bov. terrae, Johannes
de Grey tenet j car. terrae et quinque bov. et di., et Robertus
Bustarda tenet j car. terrae de David le Lardener.  Summa iij
car. terrae, unde x car. faciunt feod.  Et est iijtia pars [j feodi,
iijtia pars] j car. terrae [minus].b
THORP ATUN.C  In Thorp Atun  sunt iiijor car. terrae et ij
bov.; de quibus xix bov. sunt de feodo de Moubray, et vj bov.
terrae de feodo Abbatis de Whitby, et ix bov. terrae sunt de
honore [de Eya]d de feodo Ricardi de Malebis, unde xv car.
a Son and heir of Thomas Bustard, and grandson of Robert son of Osbert de
Torp. By Inq. p. m., 30th Edward I., Robert Bustard died seised of the manor of
Bustardthorpe, and of one carucate of land there (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 173), John
Bustard being his son and heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 617). Sir Thomas Widdrington,
in his MS. History of York, says, "I fynd a Deede of Davyd Lardiner wthout date
by wch he granted to Osbert de Thorpe and his heirs a carucate of land in Thorpe,
being his fee, to wch Deede there are many witnesses. And it appeareth that ye
title of y" said land was tryed by duell in ye Court of ye sd David betweene Peter
ye sonne of Wimund and Robert Bustard, before Godfrey de Lucy and Josceline,
archdecon of Chechester, and Wm Vavasour, AO 33 H. 2" (York Corporation
Papers, ii., 839). "Osbertus de Torp, pater Roberti Bustard," gave land in
Littelgate, York, to the canons of Malton (Cott. MS. Claud. D. xi., 198).
b minus, F.
" Otherwise Thorp super Usam, or Thorp Malteby, and now Middlethorpe.
Between 1214 and 1221 Alexander, abbat of Selby, and the convent of the same
place, granted "Willelmo de Malteby, filio Roberti de Malteby, duas carucatas
terrse et tres bovatas in territorio de Thorp super Usam, scilicet illas quas Gilbertus de Aton, pater Willelmi de Aton, recepit de nobis in escambium pro terris de
Hamelton, et quas idem Gilbertus de nobis tenuit" (Dodsworth MS., xciv., fo. 42 a).
d The text has "Eliae" corruptly.




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terrae faciunt j feod.; de quibus Abbas de Bella Landa tenet
xiij bov. terrae, Elena de Sutton tenet ij bov. terrae, Adam de
Thorp tenet v bov. terrae et di., Robertus Bustard tenet iiij bov.
terrse, Priorissa Sancti Clementis tenet iij bov. terrae et di.,
Johannes de Grey tenet vj bov. terrae de feodo de Eya, unde ij
bov. sunt in cultura de Toteflate.e Summa iiij car. et ij bov.
terrae, unde xv car. faciunt feod. Et [est]f iiijta pars j feodi et
di. car. terrae.
THORP ANDREA. Per serjantiam de rege. In Thorp Andreae
sunt iiijor car. terre, de quibus Robertus Bustard tenet xv bov.,
et j bov. quae fuit antedicti Roberti. Thomas9 archiepiscopus
Ebor. tenet de domino rege in capite, reddendo per annum
domino regi iiijor marcas pro omnibus. Thomas archiepiscopus
Ebor. tenet x bov. terrae, unde vj sunt de feodo [de] Luterell, et
iiijor sunt de feodo [de] Malebis de Eya. Item Prior Sancti
Andreae et plures alii tenent in eadem vj bov. terrae de feodo de
Malebis de Eya, et faciunt forinsecum, unde xv car. faciunt feod.
unius milit.   Summa iiij car. terrae, unde xv car. faciunt feod.,
ut supra. Et est tertia pars feodi et di. car.
ACASTRE MALEBIS. In Acastre Malebis sunt iiijor car. terrae
de honore de Eya, unde Ricardus de Malebish tenet de rege in
capite de honore de Eya, unde xv car. terrae faciunt feod. Summa
iiijor car. terrae, unde, ut supra. Et est iiijta pars j feodi et ij bov.
COLTON.  Breve.  In Colton sunt iiijor car. terrae et di.; de
quibus Johannesi [filius] Galfridii Shaumund  tenet xx bov.
terrae, dominus Robertus Ughtred  tenet viij bov., Henricus
filius Ricardi tenet iiij bov., Henricus de Scoteney tenet j bov.,
Ricardus Ayr tenet j bov., et Johannes filius Ducae tenet j bov.
de feodo de Brus, et faciunt forinsecum, unde viij car. et ij bov.
faciunt feod. de feodo de Brus.  Summa iiijor car. et di., unde
viij car. et ij bov. faciunt feod., at supra. Et est di. feod. et iijk
bov. terrae.
APELTON.  Breve.  In Apelton sunt xiiijl car.; de quibus
Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet iiijor car. terrae cum pertincnTofteflatt, B. F.           f est, F.
g Thomas de Corbridge, archbishop of York from 1300 to 1304.
h Sir Richard Malbis, eldest son of Sir William Malbis and Emma de Percy,
died about 1312, and was succeeded by his son, Sir John Malbis, who was high
sheriff of Yorkshire in 1314, and died in 1316.
Son and heir of Gaceus de Calvo Monte, alias Chaumond, who, in 1251, had
a grant from the king of all the land in Colton "quam Eudericus camerarius reginae Franciae habuit ad vitam" (Cal. Rot. Chart., 76), and held the office of
mayor of York in 1256. Margaret, widow of John Chaumond of Colton, took
the vow of chastity on the 18th kal. Jan., 1316 (Reg. sede vacante, 86).
J An error for Gacei.
* ij bov., F.'xiij car., B. F.




218                KNIGHTS' FEES IN  YORKSHIRE.
tiis in  elemosinam; Priorissa de Apelton tenet iij car. terra
cum  pertinentiis in elemosinam; Thomas de Mounceus tenet ij
car. cum  pertinentiis; Johannes Samsonm tenet ij car. terrae
cum  pertinentiis; et Johannes Faucounbergh tenet ij car. terra
cum  pertinentiis.   Summa xiiij" car. terrae; unde xij car. terrm
faciunt feod. Et est j feod. et j bov.
[STIVETON.O  Breve.  In Stiveton sunt vj car. terra et di.;
de qulbus Robertus Ughtred et Isabella uxor ejus tenent iiij car.
terrae et di., unde viij car. faciunt feod., unde Abbas Beata
Mariae Ebor. tenet iiij bov.]   Et Henricus de Percy tenet in
eadem j car. terrae cum pertinentiis, et Thomas SerfP tenet di.
car., unde x faciunt feod. [Summa vj car. et di., unde viij car.
faciunt feod. Et sunt iij partes unius feodi et di. car.]q
BOULTON.  In Boulton sunt viij car. terra cum  pertinentiis;
et domina de Vescyr tenet illas, unde xiiij faciunt feod.
" Sir John Sampson, knight, mayor of York in 1279, 1281-83, 1285, 1299
and 1300, and knight of the shire in 1298, was the son of Alan Sampson, alias
"Alanus filius Sampsonis," who was bailiff of York in 1253-4. By an undated
charter, witnessed by Sir Simon de Kime, Sir Richard Waleys, Sir Robert Ughtred, Sir Mauger le Vavasur, and John, son of Sir Richard Malebis, Richard, son
of Philip de Fauconbergh, granted to Sir John Sampson of York, knight, and to
Mary, his wife, "totum  manerium meum de Southwod in Apelton in Aynsty"
(Dodsworth MS., clix., fo. 204). On the 6th id. Sept., 1309, Sir John Sampson
had licence to have an oratory within his manor of Appleton (Reg. Greenfield,
pars i., 74 b). He died not long after, having had issue four sons, John, Henry,
Thomas, and William, and, I believe, a daughter Constance, who married Sir
John Sutton, of Sutton in Holderness. Of the sons, John appears to have died
s. p. during the lifetime of his father; Thomas became a canon of York, and was
much employed in state affairs (Fasti Ebor., i., 430); William was living in 1348
(Reg. Zouch); and Henry, the eldest surviving son, was certified joint lord of
Appleton, with Walter de Fauconbergh, in 1316, and was living in 1338 (Rot.
Scot., i., 528). "Johannes Sampson, filius et hveres Henrici Sampson," by will
dated "apud Appelton, in manerio meo," August 29th, 1369 [pr. Oct. 31st, 1369],
desires to be buried within the conventual church of St. John the Evangelist at
Nun Appleton. He left a son Robert, and a widow Emmeria (Reg. Thoresby,
88 b). Probably Maurice, son of Alan Sampson, who was instituted to the rectory
of Edlington in 1252 (S. Yorks., i. 94), and Matthew Sampson, bailiff of York in
1288-9, were brothers of the above Sir John Sampson.
" xiij car., B. F.
~ STIVETON. Breve. In Stiveton sunt vj car. terra et di.; de quibus Robertus
Ughtred et Isabella uxor ejus tenent iiij car. terrse et di., unde viij car. faciunt
feod., unde Abbas Beatse Mariae Ebor. tenet iiij bov., B. F.
P Son of Adam le Cerf, alderman of York. His sister Matilda married John
de Clarevaux, of York and Croft, who made his will at Steeton in 1283 (Longstaffe's Darlington, lxiii.).
S Summa vj car. et di., unde viij car. faciunt feod. Et sunt iij partes unius
feodi et di. car., B.
r Isabella de Beaumont, widow of John de Vesci of Alnwick (Dugd. Bar., ii.,
52), held the manor of Bolton Percy for life. Her Inq. p. m. was taken in the
8th Edward III., when Eustachia, daughter of Peter de Percy, was found to be
next heir to the said manor, and of the age of twenty-two years and more
(Percy MS.).




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HORNINGTON.  In Hornyngton sunt iij car. terrae quas Willelmus de Rither, Simon de Kyme et Willelmus de Hornyngton
tenent de feodo de Percy; de quibus Willelmus de Ryther tenet
xviij bov., Simon de Kyme iij bov., Willelmus de Hornington
iij bov.  Summa iij car., unde x car. faciunt feod.  Et est iiijta
pars unius feodi et di. car.
OXTON.  In Oxton  sunt iiijor car. terrae de feodo de Percy
quas plures liberi tenent, unde x car. faciunt feod.  Et est iiijta
pars feodi et di. car.
BILBURGH.  In Bilburgh sunt vj' car. terra- et di. de feodo
[de] Paynell et de feodo [de] Chauncy, unde xv car. et di. faciunt
feod.; de quibus Johannes de Reygate tenet j car. terrae cum
pertinentiis, et Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet unam  car. et di.
Rogerus Basyt tenet iiij car. et ij bov. cum  pertinentiis; Prior
Sanctae Trinitatis Ebor. tenet iiijor bov. terrae; Ricardus filius
Geraldi tenet iij bov. terre.  Summa vju car. et di. et j bov.,
unde xv car. et di. faciunt feod. Et est di. feod., exceptis ij'
bov. deficientibus.
ASCAM WEST.W  In Ascam  West sunt vj car. terrae et ij bov.
de feodo de Moubray, unde x car. faciunt feod.; de quibus Prior
de Parco tenet j car. et di. et ij bov., et Prior de Bridlington
tenet iiij car. et di., unde x car. faciunt feod.  Summa vj car. et
ij bov., unde x, etc. Et est di. feod. et j car. et di.
THORP ARCHES.  In Thorp Arches sunt iij car. terrae cum
pertinentiis quas ij haeredes Laderanae de Brusx tenent, unde
xiiij car. et di. faciunt, etc.' vij car., F.' Roger, son of Walter Basy, was bailiff of York in 1272-3 and 1282-3,
mayor in 1290 and 1292, and M.P. in 1295. On March 10th, 1301, Sir Philip
Chauncy confirmed to Roger Basy, senior, citizen of York, one moietv of the
manor of Bilburgh which the said Roger had of the gift of Sir Simon de Chauncy
( York Corporation Papers, ii., 918). In the 32nd Edward I. he had a charter of.free warren in Bilburgh and Sandwath (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135), and in 1310
founded a chantry in his parish church of St. Mary Bishophill Senior, York.
By Alice, his wife, Roger Basy left issue two sons, Roger, lord of Bilbrough in
1316, and Richard.
* vij car., B. F.
v una bov., F.
W Now called Askham Richard.
* Laderana, sister and co-heiress of Peter de Brus, married Sir John de Bella
Aqua, and in an Inquisition taken Nov. 8th, 1301, it is recorded that "Nicholaus
filius Sibillse, filioe antenate dictorum Johannis de Bella Aqua et Laderane,
quondam uxoris Milonis de Stapelton, qui fuit aetatis quindecim annorum die
Sanctse Margaretse Virginis proximo praeterito, et Johanna, altera filiarum
ipsorum Johannis et Laderanne postnate, uxor Aucheri filii Henrici, aetatis
viginti quatuor annorum et amplius, sunt haeredes participes ipsorum Johannis
et Laderanoe propinquiores" (Cal. Gen., ii., 608). Nicholas de Stapelton and
Aucher Fitz Henry were certified joint lords of Thorparch in 1316.




220                KNIGHTS' FEES IN  YORKSHIRE.
WALTON.  In Walton sunt iij car. terrse; de quibus Johannes
de Fayrfaxy [et]  Henricus de Cameraa tenent j car., Elyas de
Farwath,b Willelmus Scott [et]z Willelmus Martell tenent j car.
terrae; et Prior de Parco et Priorissa de Monketon et Priorissa de
Synythwat tenent j car. cum pertinentiis in elemosinam. Summa
iij car., unde xiiij car. faciunt feod. Et est quinta pars j feodi.
BIKERTON.  In Bikerton sunt vij car. [et di.; et Johannes
filius et haeres Andreae de Gramarye tenet eas, unde xx car.
faciunt, etc.  Summa vij car. et di., unde, ut supra.   Et est
iijtia pars unius feodi et di. car.] 
[BILTON.  In Bilton sunt viij car.]d terrwe; de quibus Willelmus de Vavesour tenet ij [car.], et idem Willelmus tenet in
elemosinam  de Priore de Parco ij car., et Ricardus de Walays
tenet ij [car.],e et Priorissa de Synyngthwaytt tenet j car. terrae
et di. in puram  et perpetuam  elemosinam; et ecclesia dotata
est [de] j car. terrae. Summa viij car. et di., unde xiiij et di.
faciunt feod. Et est di. feod. et ij bov.
KNAPTON.  In Knapton sunt quinque car. terrse; de quibus
Johannes de Grahamf tenet iij car. de feodo [de ]Luterell, et
Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor. tenet ij car. in libertatem.   Summa
quinque car., unde xij car. faciunt feod.   Et est tertia pars
unius feodi.
FOLYFAYT.  In Folyfayt sunt iij car. terrse; de quibus Alanus de Folyfayt tenet j car. et di., et haer' Willelmi filii Thomae
y Son of Thomas Fairfax of York, who was dead in 1261, by Agnes, daughter
and heiress of Henry de Sezevaux, mayor of York temp. Henry III. (Sir Thomas
Widdrington's MS., fo. 101). By his wife Clare, daughter and heiress of William
Scott, by Constance, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Roger Brus of Walton
(Thoresby's Ducat. Leod.), John Fairfax had -a son and heir, Thomas Fairfax
(York Corporation Papers, ii., 934), to whom, on the 8th kal. March, 1322,
archbishop Melton granted, "ad instanciam domini Willelmi de Malebis," licence
for divine service to be celebrated " in capella sua de Walton juxta Thorparches"
(Reg. Melton, 156b).               z et, F.
a Probably a son of John de Camera, bailiff of York temp. Henry III.
(Cott. MSS., Nero D. iii., 147), who died in 1283, by Agnes, daughter and heiress
of Henry de Sezevaux, and widow of the above-mentioned Thomas Fairfax (Sir
Thomas JWiddrington's MS., fo. 101).
b Elias de Fairwath, senior, Elias, his son, William Martell, and John Scott
were witnesses to a charter, dated at Walton, Aug. 20th, 1336, by which Roger
del Hill de Walton granted land there to Thomas, son of John Fairfax (York
Corporation Papers, ii., 939). Elias Farwath, Gilbert Scot, and William Martel
were certified joint lords of Walton in 1316.
~ et di.; et Johannes filius et hoeres Andreae de Gramarye tenet eas, unde xx
car. faciunt, etc. Summa vij car. et di., unde, ut supra. Et est iijtia pars unius
feodi et di. car., B. Similar in F.
d BILTON. In Bilton sunt viij car., B. F.             e car., F.
f He is called Grantham in the Aid of the 31st Edward I. John de Grantham
was bailiff of York in 1288-9; and John de Graham was elected M.P. for that
city 30th May, 1306. Perhaps Graham is an error for Grantham.




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ten' j [car. terrwe]g et di. Summa iij car., unde xij car. faciunt
feod. Et est quarta pars j feodi.
CATHERTON.  In  Catherton sunt iij car. terrae; de quibus
Henricus de Cruceh et Emma uxor ejus tenent j car. et j bov.,
[et]i Willelmus SarfJ tenet de prsedictis Henrico et Emma iij
bov., et Prior de Parco tenet j car., unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt
feod.  [Hmeres Roberti Proudfot tenet di. car. terrae in eadem,
unde x faciunt feod.]k  Summa iij car. terrve, unde x1 et di.
faciunt, etc.  Et est iiij tapars feodi, exceptis ij bov.
MERSTON. In Merston sunt xij car. terrae et di.; de quibus
haer' Willelmi filii Thomae ten' vj car. cum pertinentiis, [et]
Willelmus de Buggethorp tenet ij car. et di., unde xiij car.
faciunt feod.  Summa xij car., unde xiij car. faciunt feod.  Et
est feod., excepta j car. deficiente.
Breve.  Abbas de Fontibus tenet ij car. terrae et di., unde
x et di. faciunt feod.; et haer' Willelmi filii Henrici et Hugo
Proudhom  tenent j car. terrae et di., unde x et di. faciunt feod.
RUGHFORD.  In Rughford sunt iiijor car. terrae.  Willelmus
de Buggethorp et Alicia uxor ejus tenent eas, unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod.
MUNKETON.  In Munketon sunt ixm car. terrae; de quibus
1oabertus Ughtred tenet iij car. terrae et di., Abbas de Fontibus
tenet j car., et Prior Sanctae Trinitatis Ebor. tenet j car., et
ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terrae, et Willelmus le Waylays"
tenet ij car., et Abbas Beatme Mariae Ebor. tenet j car. Summa
ix car. terre, unde xxvij car. faciunt feod. Et est iijtia pars unius
feodi.
WYVELTHORP.  In Wyvelthorp sunt iij car. terrae.  Robertus
de Pontefracto tenet ij car. et di., unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod.
Et Priorissa de Munketon tenet di. car.  Summa iij car., unde,
ut supra.  Et est quinta pars feodi, excepta j bov. deficiente.
g car. terrae, F.
A About 1315, archbishop Greenfield granted "Henrico ad Crucem  de
Catherton, pro sustentatione puerorum suorum, xvs. et vd. de bonis Willelmi de
Walton, dudum servientis predicti Henrici, abintestati defuncti, in manibus
praefati Henrici existentes" (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 87 b).
et, F.
j William le Cerf was probably a son of Adam le Cerf, alderman of York.
In 1283 he occurs as an executor under the will of John de Clarevaux, of York
and Croft, who married Matilda, daughter of the above-named Adam le Cerf
(Longstaffe's Darlington). In the 28th Edward I. he was " setatis quadraginta
annorum, et manens apud Catherton " (Cal. Gen., ii., 597).
* Hleres Roberti Proudfot tenet di. car. terrae in eadem, unde x faciunt
feod., B. F.' xiiij car. et di., B. F.     n x car., B.
In 1360 Maud, daughter and heiress of John Walays, son of William
Walays of Monkton, quit-claimed to the monks of Fountains all her right in a
messuage and eight oxgangs of land in Monkton (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 187).




222              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
TOKEWYTH.  In Tokewyth sunt viij car. terrae; de quibus
Johannes de Kerkbyo tenet j car. et j bov., et Willelmus de
Buggethorp tenet di. car.; Prior de Parco tenet ij car. et di. et
j bov. in elemosinam; et hkeredes HameriP et Thomas Turpyn
tenent j car., et Robertus de Pontefracto tenet j car., et Priorissa
de Senygtwhayt tenet j car. et di. in elemosinam, de feodo de
Thrusseburg (Trusbut). Summa viij car. terrae, unde xiiij et di.
faciunt feod. Et est di. feod. et ij bov.
ASKAM BRIAN.  In Askam  Brian sunt viij car. terrze quas
Brianus filius Alaniq tenet de honore de Richmund, unde xv car.
faciunt feod.
SKAKELTHORP.  In Skakelthorp sunt iij car. terrae de feodo
de Moubray, unde viij car. et di. faciunt feod.; et Robertus
Ughtred tenet eas.  Summa iij car., unde viij car. et di. faciunt
feod. Et est iijtia pars unius feodi.
WYGHALE.  In Wyghalle sunt vj car. terrae de feodo de
Moubray; de quibus Ranulphusr filius et haeres Reginaldi de
Albo Monasterio tenet v car., et Prior de Parco tenet j car.
Summa vj car. terrae, unde xx faciunt feod.  Et est iiijta pars
feodi et j car.
HELAGH.  In Helagh sunt vj* car. terrae; et Willelmus le
Vavesour et Ricardus le Waylys tenent eas, unde xx car. faciunt
feod. Et est iijtia pars unius feodi et di. car.
HOTON.  In Hoton sunt vj car. terra; de quibus Johannes
de Creppyng tenet ij car. terrae, et Robertus Fox tenet j car.,
Robertus Clarvauxt tenet ij car., Prior de Parco tenet j car.
Summa vj car., unde xiiij faciunt feod.  Et est di. feod., j car.
minus.
PADDOCTHORP.  In Paddocthorp sunt iij car. terre quas
dominus Simon de Kyme tenet de feodo de Percy, unde x car.
faciunt feod.  Summa iij car., unde x faciunt feod. Et tenentur
pro di. feodo.
WULSYNGTON.  In Wulsyngton sunt iij car. terrae, unde x
car. faciunt feod., quas Maugerus le Vavesour tenet de domino
Simone de Kyme.
HAGANBY.  In Haganby sunt iij car. terrae, unde x faciunt
feod., quas Prior de Parco tenet de feodo de Percy in elemosinam. Et est iijtia pars feodi, praeter ij.
~ The Inq. p. m. of John de Kyrkeby was taken in the 33rd Edward I.,
Andrew de Kyrkeby, then aged thirty years, being his son and heir (Cal. Gen.,
ii., 677).                    P Amery, B. F.
Q The Inq. p. m. of Sir Brian Fitz-Alan, "qui tenuit de haerede Johannis
Ducis Britanniae," was taken in the 30th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 619).
r Sir Ranulph de Albo Monasterio died in 1348 (Reg. Zouche, 328 o).' vij car., B. F. See the Aid, postea.
* Probably a son of Robert de Clarevaux of York.




WAPENTAKE OF THE AINSTY, W. R.               223
HESSAY.  In Hessay sunt ij car. terrve; de quibus Prior
Sanctae Trinitatis tenet j car. et di., et Abbas Beatae Mariae
Ebor. tenet di. car., unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod.  Et est
vij"a pars j feodi.
ACASTRE SELEBY.  Breve.  In Acastre Seleby sunt v car.
terrae; de quibus Abbas de Seleby tenet iij car., Abbas Beatae
Mariae Ebor. tenet j car., et Priorissa de Apelton tenet j car. de
honore de Eya, unde xv car. faciunt, etc. Et est iijtia pars unius
feodi.
COUPMANTHORP. In Coupmanthorp sunt v car. terrae et di.;
de quibus Ricardus de Malebys tenet iij car. terrae de Petro de
Brus, et Templarii tenent ij car. terrae et di. de feodo de Trussebute.  Summa v car. et di., unde xij car. faciunt feod.  Et est
di. feod., excepta di. car.




FEODA MILITUM IN WAPENTAGIO DE
MORLEY.a
FARNELEY. Margareta de Nevill tenet in Farneley tres car.
terrte, unde xviij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
HETON CLACK.b  Eadem  Margareta tenet in Heton Clack
tres car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
ARMELAY.  Eadem  Margareta tenet in Armelay iiijor bov.
terrae, unde viij bov. faciunt car., et xviiij car. faciunt feod., ut
supra.
SHEPELEY.C  Nicholaus de Maraysd tenet in Shepeley unam
car. terrae in capite de domino rege, unde xv car. faciunt feod.
IDLE.  Robertus de Plompton tenet in Idle tres car. terrae,
unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.
ELAND.  Hugo de Elande tenet in Eland unam car. terrae et
sex bov., unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod. unius milit.
KERLYNGHOWE ET BATELEY.  Idem Hugo tenet in Kerlinghowe et in Bateley duas bov. terrae, unde, ut supra.
OUREM.f  Idem Hugo de Elande tenet in Ourem unam car.
terrae, unde, ut supra.  Et Johannes de Lascy tenet in eadem
unam car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
BRAMLEY.  Abbas de Kirkestall tenet in Bramley duas car.
terrae, unde, ut supra.
WIRKELEY.9  Willelmus de Wirkeley tenet in eadem unam
car. terrae, et Rogerus de Northallh tenet in eadem unam car.
terrae, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
HEKMUNDWYKE.  Johannes Tylly tenet in Hekmundwyke
unam  car. et iiijor bov. terrae, unde Johannes de Hekmundwyk
tenet de eodem  Johanne Tylly sex bov. terrae, unde xx car.
terrae faciunt feod.
a This heading and the first sixteen entries are taken from the Rawlinson MS.,
450 B., 76 b. They are omitted in the A. text, and also in MSS. B. and F.
^ Cleckheaton.            " Shipley, near Bradford.
d Nicholas de Marisco obtained a charter of tree warren in Shepley in the 9th
Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 148).
~ Hugh de Eland had a grant of free warren in Eland and Tankersley in the
32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 134).
f South Owram, in the parish of Halifax. North Owram was in the Warren
fee.-J. R. W.          r Wortley, near Leeds.
h Roger de North Hall in Leeds. See page 38, antea.




WAPENTAKE OF MORLEY, W. R.                       225
GOMERSALL.  Idem  Johannes Tylly tenet in Gomersall sex
car. terrae, unde, ut supra; de quibus Willelmus le Vavasour
tenet in eadem duas bov. terre.
TONG.  Ricardus de Tong/ tenet in eadem  tres car. terroe,
unde xvij car. faciunt feod.; de quibus Johannes de Thornhilli
tenet de eodem Ricardo in Hundesworth unam car. terrae, unde,
ut supra.
NORTH BYRILL.k  Willelmus de Swynlingtonz tenet in North
Byrill duas car. terrae, unde xviij car. terrae faciunt feod. unius
milit.
MIDDELTON.  Simon de Crepping tenet in Middelton tres
car. terrae; de quibus Willelmus de Alta Ripa tenet in eadem,
de eodem  Simone, unam  car. terrae, domina Alicia de Lascv
tenet in eadem tres bov. terrae, Radulphus de Weston tenet in
eadem, de dicto Simone, iiijor bov., unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
milit.
BATELAY.  Adam  de Oxenhopp tenet in Batelaym duas car.
et di. terre, et Johannes filius Willelmi in eadem, de Cecilia
Hayrom, iiijor bov. terrae, unde xviij, etc.
ERDE(S) LAW."   Johannes de Heton tenet in Herdelawo ij
car. terrae et di., unde xv car. faciunt feod.
LYVERSEGE. Robertus de Liversege et Willelmus de LiversegeP tenent in eader  ijC car. terrae, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
milit.
MIRFELD.  Johannes de Heton, Adam  de Pontefracto, Johannes,r rector ecclesiae de Mirfeld, [et] Adam  de [Everyngham
tenent in]s Mirfeld ij car. terrat et vj bov. Adam de Hopton
tenet in eadem  [blank] t bov. terrae de Thoma de Burgo.  Adam
i Richard de Tong died about 1321, leaving Richard, his son and heir, then
a minor (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 267. Cal. Inq. p.m., i., 302).
J John de Thornhill was dead in the 15th Edward II., and Brian de Thornhill
was his son and heir (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 267).
k North Bierley, in the parish of Bradford.
I In the 4th Edward II. William de Swillington obtained a charter of free
warren in "Rodes, Birle, and Wilbesey" (Cal. Rot. Chart., 143). Royds (Hall)
and Wibsey are in the township of North Bierley.
Ot The family who enjoyed this manor " are remarkable for having borne, not
successively, but at the same time, according to their occasional changes of
abode, the surname de Batteley, de Copley, and de Oxenhope" (Loidis and
Elmete, 236).
" The A. text is here resumed, and the remainder of this wapentake collated
with MSS. B. F. and R.              ~             Ardeslaw, R.
P F. and R. omit Willelmus de Liversege.      q iij car., B. F. R.
On the 14th kal. Jan., 1293, John de Heton, sub-deacon, was instituted to
the rectory of Mirfield on the presentation " nobilis mulieris dominae Alesise de
Lasy, ratione custodise heredis et terrarum  domini Thomae de Burgo" (Reg.
Romanus, 26a).' Everyngham tenent in, F. R.
t duas bov., R.
o




226              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
de Helay tenet in eadem j car. terrae de [eodem]" Ada de Everingham,-unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
LOFTHOUSE. Thomas de Lofthouse tenet in eadem de Abbate
de Kirkstall j car. terrae, unde xij car. faciunt feod.
HUNSLETT.  Willelmus de Laytymer tenet in Hunslett iij
car. terrse, unde xxiiijv faciunt feod.; de quibus Willelmus de
Alta Ripa tenet v bov., Willelmus del Hay [tenet v bov., Isolda
del Hay w et Robertus de Alta Ripa tenent v bov., et Willelmus
de Wodhouse tenet iiij bov.
CALVERLEY. Johannes Scott tenet in Calverley j car. terrae,
unde xxiiijv car. faciunt feod.
FERSLEY.  Johannes Scott tenet in Fersley xj bov. terrae,
unde dominus [rex]  seisitus est; de quibus Henricus de Tiresail et Ricardus de Tong tenent in Teresally v bov., et Johannes
de Podesey, clericus, tenet j bov.,-unde [blank]z car. faciunt
feod.
PODESEY. Hugo del Woodhall tenet in Podesey de Johanne
Scott de Calverley ij car. terrae, unde xxiiij car. faciunt, etc.;
de quibus [Johannes]a filius Simonis tenet j bov., Robertus,
frater ejus, j bov., Johannesb de Camera j bov., Johannes le
[Tounesleuerd]c j bov., Johannes ded Fonte j bov.,... fil. Jordani, Simon filius Roberti j bov., Willelmus le Wayt et Magot'
de Bramley j bov., Ricardus de Bercroft et Margareta, uxore
ejus, j bov., Petrus de Selleby, Simon filius Thomae de Culcotes
et Willelmus filius Rogeri j bov., Johannes filius Alanif j bov.,
Willelmus filius Rogeri j bov., Johannes filius Elyae j bov.,
Robertus le Cowper j bov., Jordanus de Berillk j bov., Willelmus
filius Melkeoush j bov., uxor Johannis de Bradford j bov., [et]
Johannes de Culecotes unam bov.
ALLERTON.  Thomas de Thornton tenet in Allerton iiij car.
terrae, unde xx car. faciunt feod.; de quibus Abbas de Bella
Landa tenet vjj bov. terrae et di., et Prior de Pontefracto tenet
j bov.
THORNTON.  Thomas de Thornton tenet in eadem  ij car.
terrae, unde xx car. faciunt feod.
BOLLYNG. Willelmus de Bolling tenet in eadem  iij car.
terrae, unde xx car. faciunt feod., de quibus Abbas de Kirkstall
tenet iijk bov.
u eodem, R.           " xiiij car., R.
tenet v bov., Isolda del Hay, B. F. R.     * rex, R.
Y Tyersall, a hamlet in the township of Pudsey.  ~ xxiiij, R.
" Johannes, R.        b Robertus, R.        c Tounesleuerd, R.
d ad Fontem, R.       e mater ejus, B. F. R.   f Adxe, R.
g Birrill, F. Bierley (?).  h Malkeous, F. Mallemouse, R.
iet, R.               j quinque, R.
k ij bov., F. iiijor bov., R.




WAPENTAKE OF MORLEY, W. R.                 227
HoRTON.  Willelmus de Lewynthorp tenet in Horton et in
Clayton iij car. terrse, unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod., de quibus
Jordanus de Birill tenet in Clayton iiijor bov. terrve.
HETON.I  Ricardus"' de Ledes tenet in Heton ij car. terrse,
unde xx car. faciunt feod.
BOLTON."  Willelmus de Skyrgill et Ribalduso le Boteler
tenent in Bolton ij car. terrae, unde xx car; faciunt feod.
HAWORTH.  Galfridus de Hayworth, Rogerus de Maynyngham [et] Alicia de Bercroft tenent in Hayword iiijor bov. terrse,
unde xxiiij car. terrse faciunt feod.
OXENHOP. Willelmus de Heton tenet in Oxenhop iiij bov.
terrae, et Willelmus de Clayton tenet in eadem iiij bov. terrae,
unde xxiiij [car.]p faciunt feod.
CLAYTON.  Willelmus de Clayton tenet in Clayton viij bov.
terrae: Jordanus de Birill tenet in Claiton x bov. terrae,-unde
xx [car.] q faciunt feod.
HORTON.  Radulphus de Rachedale tenet in Horton ij bov.
terr.e: Elyas de Horton tenet in eadem ij bov. terre, —unde xx
car. faciunt feod.
MAYNYNGHAM.  Margareta de Manyngham  et Alicia de
Tothill tenent in Manyngham iiij bov. terrse, de quibus istis car.
praecedentibus viij bov. faciunt car., et sunt de feodo Comitis
Lincolniae castrir de Pontefracto, excepta villa de Shepelay,s que
tenetur de domino rege.
MORLEY  [ET] DRIGHLINGTON.  Domina Albredat tenet in
Morley xv car. terrae de castro Pontefracti, de quibus dominus
Simon Ward tenet in Drighlington vj car. terrae.
BESTON  [ET MORLEY]. Dominus Willelmus [de]  Beston
tenet in Beston et in Morlay iij car. terrae, unde viij bov. faciunt
car., et xviij car. faciunt feod.
[AUSTHORP.]  Dicta domina [Albreda]v tenet in Austhorp
ij car. terrae.
Ballivi Comitis Warenni non permittunt nos intrare libertatem Comitis, unde praejudicate vos.
I Heaton, in the parish of Bradford.
* Rogerus, R. Roger de Ledes was certified lord of Heton in 1316.
Bolton, a small township in the parish of Calverley.
~ Roaldus, B. F. R.       P xxti car., R.       q car., F.
de castro, R.' Shippelay, B. See page 224, antea.
t Albreda de Rotherfeld.  u de, F. R.           v Albreda, R.
Q2




FEODA MILITUM [IN] WAPENTAGIO DE
AGGEBRIGE.
Nomina juratorum  wapp. de Aggebrig de feodis milit.:Thomas de Whyteley, Willelmus Clericus de Ayketon, Germanus
Filcottes de Wakefeld, Willelmus de Methelay de Thornhill,
Willelmus filius Elyse de Aketon, Willelmus Auslouerdb de
Snytall, Ernisiusc de Snytall, Adam de Lepton, Matheus de
Goulethorp,d Johannes de Bretton, Galfridus del Falles et Robertus de Neusome, qui dicunt [quod] e
SNYTALL.  Breve.  Comes Lincolniae habet in manus (sic)
tenentium de Snytall iij car. terrEe, unde xijs faciunt feod.
AKETON. Breve.f Idem Comes tenet in Aketon per tenentes
iij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
CROFTON. Ricardus le Waylysh tenet in Crofton j car. terrae,
et Robertus de Pontefracto tenet in eadem j car. terrse, unde,
ut supra.
SHITELINGTON. Adam de Everingham tenet in Shitelington
j car. terrse, unde, ut supra.  Johannes de Horlyi tenet in
eadem di. car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
[FLOKETON.]j  Adam de Everingham tenet in Folketon (sic)
di. car. terre, unde, ut supra.
DENEBY.  Abbas de Bella Landa tenet in Deneby j car.
terrae, unde, ut supra. 
HETON.k  Abbas de Fontibus tenet in Heton iiij bov. terrae,
et Templarii tenent in eadem iiij bov. terrme, unde xviij [car.]
faciunt, etc.  Adam  de Hopton tenet in eadem ij bov. terrae,
et Willelmus de Heton tenet in eadem ij bov. terrae, unde, ut
supra: et viij bov. faciunt car.
LEPTON.  Adam  de Everingham  tenet in Lepton di. car.
terrme, et Johannes de Heton tenet in eadem per tenentes di.
car., unde, ut supra.
a Collated with MSS. B. and F. This wapentake does not occur in Kirkby's
Inquest.
b Halflenerd, B. Halfleonard, F.      " Gervisius, F.
d Goukethorp, B. F.      e quod, F.       f F. omits Breve.
R x car., B. F.          h Waleis, F.      i Herly, B. F.
The text has "Shitelington," and B. and F. "Folketon," erroneously.
k Kirk-Heaton.




WAPENTAKE OF AGBRIGG, W. R.                       229
FERNELEY.'  Franco Tyas?"  tenet in Ferneley ij car. terrse,
unde, ut supra.
[THORNHILL.] Johannes [de] Thornhill,Willelmus de Metheley et Thomas de Langfeld tenent [in]n Thornhill ij car., unde
xij car. faciunt feod.
WHYTELAY.  Breve.  Comes Lincolniie tenet in Whytelay
per tenentes j car. terroe, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
SHARNESTON.  Maugerus le Vavesour tenet in Sharneston ij
car. terrme, unde xij car. faciunt feod.
1 Farnley-Tyas.
m The family of Tyas, or Teutonici as they sometimes called themselves, had
large possessions at Farnley, Woodhouse and Lede, where they had a grant of
free warren in the 51st Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 94). Franco Tyas is
buried in the chapel of Lede, where there is a monumental inscription to his
memory (Loidis and Elmete, 157)., in, F.




FEODA MILITUM IN WAPENTAGIO DE
STRAFFORD.a
Inquisitio facta per xij de Strafford, juratos, de feodis milit.
geldabilibus.
RODERHAM.  Breve.  Abbas de Rugford tenet medietatem j
feodi in Roderham de domino Petro de Malo Lacu.
BRINSFORD, TRYBERGE, DALTON  ET BOULTON.  Adam  de
Normanvill tenet j feod. milit. in Brinsford, Tryberge, Dalton
et Boulton de domino Johanne de Heton,b [et] dominus Johannes de Henrico de Percy.
WATH, BRAMPTON, WAMWELL, DERFELD ET WRELEY.C  Dominus Willelmus le Flemyng tenet j feod. milit. in Wath, Brampton, Wamwell, Derfeld et Wreley de feodo castri de Skipton.
TRETON ET ULLAY.  Dominus Edmundus Wastenays tenet
j feod. milit. in Treton et Ullay de Thoma Furnyvall, et T. de
G. Luterell.
TOTEWYK.d  Idem Edmundus tenet j feod. milit. in Totewyk
de Thoma le" Furnyvall, [et Thomas de Galfrido]f de Luterell.
ASTON.  Dominus Willelmus de Cantilupo tenet j feod.
milit. in Aston de Furnyvall, et ipse, ut supra.
EDELINGTON. Dominus Warinus filius Fulconis et Henricus
de Scrop tenent in eademg (sic) medietatem unius feodi in Edelington de domino Willelmo le Vavesour, et idem Willelmus de
Henrico de Percy.
HANDESWORTH.  Dominus Thomas de Furnyvall tenet de
Galfrido Luterell j feod. in Westam'^ (sic) Handesworth.
a Collated with MSS. B. and F.
de Hoton. See pp. 6, 10.
Wortley, in the parish of Tankersley, and wapentake ~f Staincross, of
which manor William le Fleming died seised by Inq. p. m. taken in the 35th
Edward I. (S. Yorks., ii., 65, 307. Cal. Inq. p. in., i., 215).
d See page 6, note p. Mr. Hunter appears to have considered these Knights'
Fees part of Kirkby's Inquest (S. Yorks., ii., 158).
e de, F.          f et Thomas de Galfrido, F.
g F. omits in eadem.
h A copy of Statham's Abridgment of the Law, printed at Rouen circa 1495,
which at one time belonged to Sir John Hewley, knight, counsellor-at-law, and
M.P. for the city of York 1677-85, contains some MS. notes, copied during the
first half of the sixteenth century, from a list of Knights' Fees in the wapentake




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W. R.             231
MAGNA HALGHTON. Willelmus de Hamelton tenet medietatem unius feodi in Magna Halghton de G. Luterell.
MORHOUSE ET CLAYTON.  Willelmus le Latymer tenet di.
feod. milit. in Morhouse et Clayton de G. Luterell.
HOTON PAYNILL.  Galfridus Luterell tenet medietatem  j
feodi in Hoton Paynill de domino rege.:
BILLAM. Thomas de Bervill tenet in Billam  medietatem
unius feodi de Georgioj (sic) Luterell.
THIRNESCOWE.  Magister Robertus de Berneby tenet in
Thirnescow de G. Luterell iiijtam partem unius feodi milit.
FRYKELEY.  Willelmus le Vavesour tenet in Frykeley de
Comite Lincolnise di. quartam  partem  nnius feodi milit.  Johannes Haryngell tenet in eadem di. iiijtam partem j feodi milit.
de Ricardo le Waleys, et ille de Comite Lincolnive.
HYKILTON ET CATEBY. Willelmus le" Danyell, Egidius de
Hykylton, Thomas de Hasshebury et Walterus de Apperley
tenent j feod. milit. in Hykylton et Cateby de domino Johanne
de Britannia.
CANTELEY. Breve. Prior de Wirsop, Abbas de Kirkstall,
Prior Hospitalis Sancte Katherinae Lineolnise et Priorissa de
Hampoll tenent di. feod. milit. in Canteley de Ada de Everingham.
LOVERSALL. Johannes de Rypers1 tenet iiijtam partem j feodi
in Loversall de domino Petro de Malo Lacu.
LANGEWATH ET BRAMLEY. Willelmus de Langewath [tenet
in Langewath] et Bramley iiijtam partem j feodi de domino Petro
de Malo Lacu.
ARNETHORP. Breve. Abbas de Rupe tenet in Arnethorp
de Rogero de Moubray di. feod. milit.
HOTON LYVET ET PYKEBURN. Jacobus Lyvet tenet in Hoton
Lyvet et Pykburn di. feod. milit. [de Petro de Malo Lacu.] ^
ROUTHEMERS ET WAMBEWELL.  Dominus Johannes  de
Anesley, Stephanus de Bella Aqua et Willelmus de Apelforth
tenent j feod. milit. in Routhemers et Wombewell de domino
Edmundo Danecourttes.
Item juratores dicunt quod tenentes Comitis Warenni [neque
in]" Halomshire nec  )onecastre, cum  socagio, coram  nobis
noluerunt respondere nec venire, ideo de eis nihil possumus
respondere.
of Strafforth (temp. Edward II.). It is there stated that " Galfridus Lutterall
tenet baroniam de Hoton Panell, de qua dominus Thomas Furnivall tenet j
feodum in Wistowe, Holdesworth et Treton; et medietas unius feodi est in manu
domini regis." The places here indicated are Whiston, Handsworth and Treeton.
i See the previous note.       j Galfrido.
k B. and F. omit le.           t Ripariis, F.'" de Petro de Malo Lacu, F.   " in, F.




FEODA MILITUM INFRA LIBERTATEM DE
TYKHILL.
Inquisitio capta de Libertate de Tykhill per Robertum
Gilby,a Johannem le Boteler, Johannem de Camera, Robertum
de Reyneberge,b Johannemc de Marisco, Ingelramum Felosaunt,
Robertumn filium Petri de Waith, Ricardum de Pykburn, Johannem de Barneby, Robertum de Benteley et Robertum Clericum
de Brodesworth, qui dicunt per sacramentum suum quod,
BENTLEY.  Paganus de Tybetoft tenet in Benteley unum
feod, milit.
ADWYKd ET BARNEBY.  Alicia de Lande tenet in Adewyk et
Barneby di. feod. milit.
WILTHORP.f Haer's domini Johannis de Bella Aqua ten' in
Wilthorp di. feod. milit.
PARVA HALGHTON  ET ARKESEY.   Johannes de Annesley
tenet in Parva Halghton et Arkesay di. feod. milit.
WYKERSLEY.  Jacobus Lyvet tenet in Wykersley di. feod.
milit.
BOULTON ET SWYNTON. Thomas de Mountnay et Stephanus
de Bella Aqua tenent in Bolton et Swynton di. feod. milit.
SPROTEBURGH. Dominus Willelmus filius Willelmi tenet de
Comite Lincolnise iijh feod. milit. [in Sprotburgh.]i
MALTEBY.  Breve.  Dominus Robertus de Clifford tenet in
Malteby feod. milit. de dominok de Tykhill.
SCAUCEBY.1  Alexander de Scauceby tenet de dicto domino
Roberto j feod. milit., et ille de dominok de Tykhill.
a Bilby, B.             b Rainberg, F.
c Robertum, F.          d Adwick-le-Street.
e Lond, B. F. Alice, wife of Peter de Lund, and daughter of Thomas de
Chauncy. Her Inq. p. m. will be given afterwards.
f A lost vill. It is not named in Kirkby's Inquest, or in the Nomina Villarum.
Wildthorpe Cliffs, however, are well known to the sportsmen in this neighbourhood; and on that high and exposed point between Melton and Cadeby there is
a tradition that a village once stood, and that it was blown away; a violent storm
sweeping down into the valley all the houses, to which some who relate the
tradition add, and the church" (S. Yorks., i., 370).
9 See page 214, antea.
/ unum feod., F. In the Aid he is returned as holding two knights' fees.
in Sprotburgh, F.     i F. omits Breve.      k castro, F.
Scawsby, a small township in the parish of Brodsworth.




LIBERTY OF TICKHILL, W. R.                233
BRODESWORTH. Willelmus de Hamelton tenet in Brodesworth j feod. de domino Johanne de Crumbewell.
KYMBERWORTH. [Breve.] n   Dominus Johannes de Crumbewell tenet in Kymberworth di. feod. milit. de domino de Tykhill.
GRESEBROKE.  Thomas Barbot tenet in Gresebroke di. feod.
milit. de eodem domino de Tykhill.
MELTON. Willelmus de Gressey" tenet in Melton di. feod.
de eodem domino.
HOTON  ROBERT, STANSALL  [ET WYLSYK].   Robertus de
Hoton [tenet]~ in Hoton Robertus, Stansale et Wylsyk j feod.
de eodem domino.
[SHELTON.]P  Walterus de Tynneslawe et Johannes de Shelton tenent di. feod. milit. de eodem domino.
STAINTON  ET HELGHBY.q  Johannes de Boteler tenet in
Stainton et Helghby j feod. de eodem feodo.
SALVAYN ET NETHERTHORP.r  [Breve.]m   Antoniuss Salvayn
tenet in Salvayn et Netherthorp j feod. milit. de eodem domino.
WADDEWORTH. Adam de Everingham tenet in Waddeworth
j feod. milit. de eodem  domino.  Chewoordt [tenet]" et habet
breve.
Summa xvij feoda.
"1 Breve, B. F.       n Cressy, F.         o tenet, F.
P See the Aid, postea. I am unable to identify Shelton.
q Hellaby, a hamlet in a detached portion of the parish of Stainton.
Netherthorpe, a hamlet near Thorpe Salvin.
" Aketinus, F. See page 214, antea.
t There is something omitted here. In Kirkby's Inquest (page 2) Thomas
de Chaworth is returned as holding the third part of a knight's fee in Wadworth.
1 tenet, F.




WAPENTACHIUM DE LANGBERGH.
[Inquisitio facta, apud Giseburn, coram domino Alexandro
de Cave et domino Galfrido de Hothom, die Veneris proximo
ante festum Sancti Hillarii, anno regni regis Eddewardi xxxj,
per hos xij juratores, scilicet, Johannem  de Redmarcyll, Adam
de Tochotes, Johannem  de Mersk, Willelmum Gouer, Johannem
de Midelton, Willelmum  de Ebor., Johannem  de Laisingby,
Willelmum  de Hoton, Johannem  de Fenitres (?), Matheum  de
Semer, Simonem de la Despencer et Robertum  del Howe, qui
dicunt super sacramentum  suum quod,]b
DE FEODO WALTERI DE FAUCONBERG.
SKELTON.  Walterus de Faucunberg tenet j feod. milit. in
eadem, unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
MERSK.  Walterus de Fauconberg tenet j} feod. in eadem,
unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. Henricus de Percy tenet viij
car. terrae, unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod. milit.
ENGELBY JUXTA ERNECLYF.  Robertus de Colevill tenet in
eadem di. feod., unde xij, ut supra.
MALTEBY.  Johannes de Malteby tenet in eadem  vj car.,
unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.
ENGELBY LORENGE.  Stephanus Gower tenet in eadem  vj
car., unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
LOFTHUS. Walterus de Fauconberg tenet in eadem viij car.,
unde xij, ut supra.
a The Knights' Fees in the wapentakes of Langbargh, Pickering, Howdenshire, Holderness, Dickering, Harthill, and Buckrose are printed from the original
Subsidy Rolls which are kept among the Miscellaneous Records of the Queen's
Remembrancer in the Exchequer. The rolls for Yorkshire are as yet unarranged,
and consequently inaccessible to the general enquirer, but through the kind
offices of Mr. Walbran of Ripon, who was the first to point them out as useful
for this work, I obtained permission to transcribe these valuable documents, as
well as others which will be found at a subsequent page. I have not given the
particular references to these rolls, as the present class-marks are only provisional.
The Inquisitions for the above-mentioned wapentakes form  a roll of eight
membranes.
b The portions of the text within brackets are taken from a duplicate roll of
one membrane, comprising the wapentakes of Langbargh and Pickering only.




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                    235
BOLLEBY CUM  GLAPPHOWE.  Galfridus Maucovenauntc tenet
in eadem  di. feod., unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.
HILTON.   Robertus de Pothow  tenet in  eadem  quartam
partem feodi, unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
DE FEODO DE LATYMER.
DANEBY.  Willelmus Latymer tenet in eadem j feod. milit.,
unde x car. terrae faciunt feod.
JARUM  CUM BROTTON.  Willelmus Latymer tenet in eisdem
xiiij car. terrae, unde x car., ut supra.
KILDALE.  Arnaldus de Percy tenet in eadem  iij car. terrae,
unde xij car., ut supra.
CRATHORN. Arnaldus de Percy tenet in eadem vj car. terrxe,
unde xij car., etc.
LASINGBY.  Arnaldus de Percy tenet in eadem ij car. terrve,
unde xij car., etc.
DE FEODO ARNALDI DE PERCY.
BEREWYK  JUXTA  TESIAM.   Hugo  filius Henrici tenet in
eadem iij car. terrae, unde xij car., etc.
UPPESALE, NUNTHORP  (ET) ARSUM.   Arnaldus de Percy
tenet in eisdem j feod., unde xij car., etc.
ORMESBY CUM  KALDECOTHES.d  Arnaldus de Percy tenet in
eisdem di. feod., unde xij car., etc.
ACKELOM, LEVYNGTHORP, THORNETON, MARTON, TOLLESBY
ET ROUCEBY.  Ingelramus de Bovyngton tenet in eisdem  tres
partes unius feodi, unde x car., etc.
TAMPTON.  Johannes de Meignille tenet in eadem  quartam
partem unius feodi, unde xij car., etc.
" 4 id. July, 1308. Licence to Sir Geoffrey Maucovenant, knight, to have
an oratory within his manor of Esington (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 86 b). In 1316
he was certified joint lord of that town. On May 26th, 1319, the archbishop
grants time to dame Margaret, relict of Sir Geoffrey Maucovenant, to enable
her to rebuild the chancel of the church of Esington, in " Wytbistrande" (Fasti
Ebor., i., 415).
d Now called Cargo Fleet, or Cleveland Port, about two miles north of
Ormesby (J. R. W.). William Malebisse, who was living in 1258, by a charter
without date, gave to God and the church of St. Hilda at Midlesburc, and the
monks serving God there, "totas terras et pasturas de feudo meo de Brachanhoc,
quas Hugo Malebisse, pater meus, et Hugo frater meus Malebisse, praedictse
ecclesiae, et monachis concesserunt. Scilicet, hiis metis. Sicut forera Radulfi
Longi vadit in fietum de Caldecotes, et inde per medium fletum, usque in fletum
molendini versus Felebrige, usque proximam metam terrae Thomae de Marton, et
inde sursum usque foreram pr1edicti Radulfi Longi.-H. T. Ricardo Malebisse,
Hugone fratre suo, Gaufrido de Thornton, Alano Malekake " (Mon. Angl., iii.,
632).
e John de Menyll had a charter of free warren in Tamton, Castel Levington,
Neuby and Kildale in the 5th Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 144).




236             KNIGHTS) FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
LYVERTON.  Henricus filius Conani tenet in eadem vj car.
terrae, unde x car., etc.
NEUTON SUBTUS OTHENESBERGH, (ET) ASELBY CUM THORNTON. Willelmus de Roseles tenet tres partes unius feodi in
eisdem, unde x car., etc.
PYKETON.  Haeres de Pyketon tenet in eadem quartam partem unius feodi, unde xij car., etc.
SETON CUM SKELTON.  Haeres de Seton tenet in eisdem iiij
car. et di./ unde x car., etc.
THOCOTES CUM MERSK.  Haeres Johannis de Thocotes tenet
in eisdem ij car., etc.: et dictus hveres est in custodia regis.
STAYNESBY. Walterus de Staynesby tenet in eadem iiij car.,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
HEMELYNGTON.  Domina de Wake tenet in eadem v car.,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
COLLEBY.  Johannes de Colleby tenet in eadem  di. car.
Moniales de Basedale tenent in eadem di. car.,-unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod.
PYNCHUNTHORP. Adam  de Thorp tenet in eadem ij car.,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
THOCOTES.  Adam  de Thocotes tenet in eadem j car. de
feodo de Menill, unde xiiij car., etc.
KIRKE LEVYNGTON.  Henricus de Percy tenet in eadem iiij
car., unde x car. faciunt feod.
HOTON CUM PYNCHUNTHORP.  Johannes de Hoton tenet in
eisdem vj car.,  unde xij car., etc.
NORMANBY.  Adam de Levyngthorp tenet in eadem vj car.,
unde xij car., etc.
JARUM. Stephanus Kelette tenet in eadem ij bov. Adam
de Stanelay tenet in eadem ij bov., —unde xij car., etc.
NEUTON SUBTUS OTHENESBERGH.  Haeresh Gilberti de Luda
tenet in eadem ij car., unde xij car., etc.
THORMOTEBY, LEVYNGTHORP, STAYNTON, LAYSINGBY ET GouTON. Prior de Gyseburn tenet in eisdem j feod., unde x car., etc.
DE FEODO MARMEDUCI DE THWENG EX DONO MARGARETE  DE
ROS.
FAYCEBY CUM SEXHOW, WIRKESALE CUM STAYNDALERIGGE,
MARTON, ACCLOM ET PARVA BUSKEBY CUM TAMPTON. Dominus
R. de Gower, Willelmus Sturmy et Ricardus de Scotherskelf
tenent in eisdem ij feoda, unde x car., etc.
f The half carucate was in Skelton.
g Of these, four carucates were in Hoton, and two in Pynchunthorp.
h The heir of Gilbert de Luda was his son Nicholas. See page 65, antea.




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.             237
THOCOTES, LYTHUM CUM MORDALEi (ET) KIRKE LEVYNGTON.
Adam de Tocotes tenet in eisdem di. feod., unde x car., etc.
ESYNGTON. Ambrosius de Camera tenet in eadem di. feod.,
unde xij car. faciunt feod.
DE FEODO DE BALLIOLO.
STOKESLEY, BATHERSBY, INGELBY JUXTA GRENHOW, PARVA
BROUTHON, KIRKBY, DROMUNDEBY, MAGNA BUSKEBY, PARVA
BUSKEBY (ET) SCOTHERSKELF CUM NEUBY.  Johannes Deuer
tenet in eisdem iij feoda, unde xiiij car. faciunt feod.
DE FEODO PETRI DE MALO LACU.
GOLDESBURGH-iij car., HOTON JUXTA MULGREF-iij car.,
EGGETON-ij car., [et] WESTINGBY-ij car.  Petrus de Malo
Lacu tenet in eisdem j feod., unde x car., etc.
MAGNA ATON, MAGNA BROUTHON ET TONSTALL.  Nicholaus
de Meignill tenet in eisdem j feod., unde x car., etc.
WILTON, LACKENBY, LAYSINGBY, WEST COTOM, ELREDBY
ET THORP JUXTA KILTON. Ranulphus de Nevill tenet in eisdem
j feod., unde x car. faciunt, etc.
BERUBY.k Hveres de Beruby tenet in eadem iiij car., unde
x car., etc.
NEUTON JUXTA ELLEREDEBY.   Ricardus de Tweng [et]
Robertus de Ackelom tenent in eadem iiij car., unde x car., etc.
BARNEBY. Willelmus de Wardehow, hweres Mathei Sturmy,
[et] Alicia Breton tenent in eadem iiij car., unde x car., etc.
LYTH. Liberi tenentes de Lyth tenent in eadem ij car.,
unde x car., etc.
EGGETON. Liberi tenentes de Eggeton tenent in eadem
ij (?) car., unde x car., etc.
MIKELBY. Liberi tenentes de Mykelby tenent in eadem
iiij car., unde x car., etc.
DE FEODO DE PERCY.
WTILLTON CUM WEST COTOM. HWeredes J. de Bulmer tenent
in eisdem di. feod., unde x car., etc.
CASTEL LEVYNGTON. Cristiana de Meignill tenet in eadem
di. feod., unde x car. faciunt feod.
i Mordale is not named in Kirkby's Inquest or the Nomina Villarum. I am
unable to identify it.
j Membrane i., in dorso.
k Borrowby, in the parish of Lythe.




238              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
MARTON.  Haeredes J. de Blaby tenent in eadem  iij car.
Item Ricardus Marton tenet j car., —unde xij car. faciunt feod.
TOLLESBY.  Haeredes J. de Blaby tenent iij car. terrze in
eadem. Item Ricardus de Marton tenet di. car.,-unde xij car.
faciunt feod.
NEWEHAM.  Cristiana de Camera tenet in eadem iiij bov.
Hzer' J. de Scalton ten' in eadem ij bov., —unde xij car. faciunt
feod.
LYTHUM  CUM  KILTON.  Marmeducus de Tweng tenet in
Lythum vj car. Item in Kilton v car., —unde xj car., etc.
STAYNTON CUM THORNTON.  Robertus Gretheued tenet in
eisdem iiij car., unde x car., etc.
MORTON.  Willelmus de Morton tenet in eadem iiij car.,
unde xij car., etc.
HILDERWELLE.  Liberi tenentes de eadem  tenent iiij car.,
unde xij car. faciunt feod.
SOUTH LOFTHUS.  Liberi tenentes de eadem tenent iiij car.,
unde xij car. faciunt feod.
BERNALDEBY.  Prior de Giseburn tenet in eadem  ij car.,
unde x car., etc.
Summa feodorum istius wapentachii, xxxij feoda di., vta pars j
feodi, et j bov. terrae. Probatur.
[Summa denariorum, lxv li. viijs. vjd. ob.]1
Item [dicunt quod omnes terrve Nicholai] de Menill sunt de
libertate ecclesiae Cantuar., [quare dictae terrae non sunt] geldabiles, ut intelligunt.
I A general memorandum which the jurors were competent to add, as they
knew that neither more or less than 40s. could be levied on each knight's fee,
the number of which they had previously found in detail.




FEODA MILITARIA WAPENTACHII DE
PYKERING.a
DE FEODO ROGERI BYGOT.
SYNELYNGTON ET MARTON. Willelmus de Latymerb tenet
de proedicto Rogero, in eisdem villis, ix car. terrse pro medietate et quarta parte j feodi.
LEVESHAM, LOKETON  [ET] PYK[ERING.]  Rogerus Bygot
tenet in eisdem vj car. et iiij bov. pro quarta parte j feodi.
NEUTON.  Ranulphus de Nevill tenet de eodem Rogero, in
eadem, j car. terrae pro duodecima parte j feodi.
ROUCESBY. Edmundus de Hastynges tenet de eodem Rogero,
in eadem, xiij bov. terrse pro octava parte j feodi.
WILTON. Johannes Lovel tenet de eodem Rogero, in eadem,
xij car. terrae pro j feodo.
SNAYNTON, WESTHORP [ET] BRUMPTON. Willelmus de Vescy
tenet in eisdem viij car. pro j feodo milit.
THORNETON, PRESTON, NEUTON, ATON,BRINISTON, LEBRESTON,
OSGOTEBY [ET] CAYTON.  Comes Albemarlise quondam  tenuit
de praedicto Rogero in Thorneton, Neuton, Preston, Bryniston,
Aton, Kayton, Lebreston et Osgoteby xxviij car. et vj bov.
terrae pro duobus feod. et tertia parte j feodi, que feoda Johannes de Eston tenuit, per cartam domini regis, pro medietate et
duodecima parte et sexagesima parte unius feodi; unde Hugo
de Luther tenet in Thorneton x bov. terrae; Henricus de Eston,
in eadem, j bov. Willelmus de Ormesby in Thorneton, Neuton,
Preston, Aton (et) Briniston xviij car. iij bov. Haeredes Willelmi
Hatcriste tenent in Osgoteby et Cayton iiij car. et iij bov.
Willelmus Barde tenet in Kayton, Osgoteby et Lebreston v
car. et iiij bov.,-pro medietate et duodecima parte et sexagesima
parte feodi unius milit.
DE FEODO JOHANNISC DE WAKE.
CROPTON, MIDELTON [ET] ASLAKEBY. Johanna Wake tenet
" Membrane ii.
b In the 32nd Edward I. William de Latimer, junior, had a charter for a
market, fair and free warren at Synelinton (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135).
e John, lord Wake, died in the 28th Edward I., leaving a widow Joan, and
a son and heir, Thomas Wake, then aged two years (Cal. Gen., ii., 587, 605, 616).




240              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
in Cropton, Midelton et Aslakeby ix car. et j bov. terrae pro
medietate et septima parte feodi unius milit.
WRELTON.  Haeredes Walteri Boy tenent in Wrelleton, de
eadem Johanna, ij car. terrae pro septima parte feodi unius milit.
CALTHORN.  Willelmus de Nevill tenet de eadem  Johanna,
in Calthorn, ij car. terroe pro septima parte j feodi.
ASLAKEBY.  Haeredes Arnaldi de Aslakeby tenent de eadem
vij bov. terrae in Aslakeby pro quarta-decima parte j feodi.
DE FEODO ROGERI DE MOUBRAY.
THORNETON. Willelmus de Wyvile tenet in Thorneton, de
Rogero de Moubray, iij car. terrae pro quarta parte j feodi.
BRUMPTON.  Willelmus de Vescy tenet de praedicto Rogero,
in Brumpton, xij car. terrae pro j feodo milit.
DE FEODO DE BRUS.
THORNETON.  Willelmusd de Kildale tenet de Petro de
Bruys, in Thorneton, iij car. terrae pro quarta parte j feodi.
DE FEODO DE PERCY.
SEMER, BURTONDALE [ET] THORPFELD.  Henricus de Percy
tenet in dominico in Semer, Burtondale et Thorpfeld x car.
terrae, et est membrum  de Topclive, pro quarta parte feodi
unius milit.
KILWARDEBY.  Simon de Kilwardeby tenet in eadem, de
praedicto Henrico, ij car. terre pro quartae parte feodi j milit.
IRTON.  Willelmus de Irton, Thomas filius ejus, Johannes
Russel (et) Sibilla de Haya tenent de eodem, in Irton, iiij car.
terrae pro medietate feodi unius milit.
ATONf  Alanus filius Ricardi, Alexander de Percy, et alii
tenentes tenent de eodem  Henrico, in Aton, ij car. terrae pro
quarta parte feodi unius milit.
THURSTANBY.  Willelmus de Morers tenet in Thurstanby, de
eodem Henrico, ij car. terrae pro quarta parte j feodi.
SNAYNTON.  Johannes Tateman tenet in Snaynton, de praedicto Henrico, j car. et iiij bov. terrae pro octava parte et sextadecima parte feodi unius milit.
Summa istius wapentachii, ix feoda di. x" pars et xxxna pars
j feodi milit.
Summa denariorum, xix li. iiijs. iijd. q.  Probatur.
d William Percy of Kildale.
" "octava" is superscribed, apparently in the same hand, but "quarta" is
not marked for deletion. See Kirkby's Inquest, page 146.
f East Ayton. See page 138, antea.




HOUDENSHIRE."
Henricus de Percy tenet in Howmb vj car. terrae, in Gerthum
ij car; terrae, et faciunt feod. unius milit.; unde Moniales de
Appeltonc tenent in  eadem  vj car., et faciunt forinsecum.
Johannes de Hothum  tenet ij car. terrae, et facit forinsecum.
Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet in villa de Hothum  iij car., in
Lokyngton j car., in Ak di. car.; et faciunt tres partes j feodi.
Alexander de Percy tenet in Gerthum  et Neuton vj car.
terrae; et faciunt di. feod.
Johannes filius Gervasii de Ripplyngham tenet ij car. terrae;
et faciunt quintam partem feodi.
In villa de Ellerker est una car. terrae; unde Johannes
Flambard tenet iiij bov. terrse, haeredes Dyonis' de Ellerker j
bov., Johannes de Walkyngton j bov., Johannes de Ripplingham
j bov., Robertus de Kokefeld j bov.; et faciunt decimam partem
feodi.
Ricardus d'Averenged tenet in Skipwyth ij car. terrie, in
Bolthorp iiij car., in Burtone j car.; et faciunt di. feod.
a The wapentake of Howdenshire is not co-extensive with the liberty, and
of the twenty places hereinafter mentioned only two-Ellerker (a detached
member) and Belasis-are within the former. The account here given should be
compared with the " Libertas de Houeden" of the Nomina Villarum, which will
be found at a subsequent page, and also with Kirkby's Inquest for the wapentakes of Howdenshire and Ouse and Derwent.
b Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.
c Robert de Percy, parson of Gisburgh, son of Henry de Percy, gave half a
carucate of land in Holm to the nuns of Appleton; and Sibilla de Percy, with
her corpse, gave them thirteen oxgangs of land here, which was confirmed by
Henry III. in 1240 (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 277).
d Richard de Averinges had a charter of free warren in Skipwith and Bolthorpe
in the 32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135).
e Probably this is North Burton, commonly called Cherry Burton, in the
wapentake of Harthill. For this suggestion I am indebted to Mr. Burton of
Turnham Hall, near Selby, who has also obligingly favoured me with an extract
from a fine, attributed to the 1st of King John, from which it appears that
Philip, bishop of Durham, granted to Richard de Averinges " ij car. in Scippwic,
iiij car. in Bolethorp, [et] j car. in Norb'ton," to be held by military service as
half a knight's fee.-The following entry in Domesday Book (ed. 1862, p. 19) no
doubt relates to this place:-" In Burton est soca de Welletone de j carucata ad
geldum. Nigellus tenuit, sed modo dimittit." Welton belonged to the bishops
of Durham.
it




242               KNIGHTS) FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet medietatem  manerii de Clifff et
facit di. feod.
Hleress Gilberti de Aton tenet in villis de Bardelby, Menthorp et Neuton juxta Gerthumh di. feod.
Robertus de Osgotebyi tenet in Osgoteby quartam  partem
feodi j milit.
Antonius de Alta Ripa tenet iiij car. terrse in South Duffeld
pro quinta parte feodi j milit.
Nicholaus de Stapeltonj tenet in eadem iiij car. terrae pro
quinta parte j feodi.
Henricus Camerarius tenet in North Duffeld vij car. terrse,
in Hothum  iij car. terrse; et faciunt j feod.
Radulphus de Babethorp tenet in eadem viij bov. terrae, in
Brakenholmk xj bov., in  Risceby' x bov., pro quarta parte j
feodi.
Hugo de Marra tenet in  Belasis cc et iij acras; et facit
servitium quartie partis j feodi.
Willelmus de Wyvill tenet in Cornesandesm  ixxxvij acras et
di. de feoffamento domini R.," episcopi Dunelm., secundi; et
faciunt xmam partem j feodi.
Summa istius wapentachii, vj feoda, iiijta pars et xxxviijv
[pars] j feodi.
Summa denariorum, xij li. xjs. jd.  Probatur.
f Commonly called Long Cliff, in the parish of Hemingbrough.
g Gilbert de Aton had a grant of free warren in Bardelby, Holme juxta
Seleby, Wellome and Knapton in the 2nd Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 141).
h Neuton and Gerthum have been previously mentioned. Gerthum stood
about one mile S.W. of the present village of Gardham, which doubtless occupies the site of the " New Town near Gerthum."
i Son of Adam de Osgoteby (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 109).  In the 30th
Edward I. Robert de Osgoteby had a charter of free warren and licence to hold a
market and fair within his manor of Osgodby (Cal. Rot. Chart., 133). Sir Adam
de Osgodby, Keeper of the Rolls of Chancery, was probably his son.
i In the 32nd Edward I., his son, Miles de Stapleton, the first baron, had a
charter of free warren in South Duffield, of which town his grandson, Nicholas
de Stapleton, was certified joint lord, with the bishop of Durham, in 1316.
k Ralph, son of Ralph de Babthorpe, gave land in Brakenholm and Babthorpe
to the canons of Drax, which Robert, son and heir of Ralph de Babthorpe, confirmed in 1313 (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 100).
i Ralph, son of Ralph de Babthorpe, when his brother Martin took the habit
and became a canon at Drax, gave to that priory an annual rent of 4s. 4d. payable out of his land at Risceby; and afterwards gave 10s. per annum more out of
ten oxgangs of land in the same territory (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 110).
m Probably some forgotten place near the river. Cornesandes is not mentioned in Kirkby's Inquest or the Nomina Villarum.
n Robert de Insuia, bishop of Durham 1274-83.




FEODA MILITARIA WAPENTACHII DE
HEUDERNESSE.
Dominus Willelmus de Ros tenet in dominico et servitio de
domino  rege, tanquam  de haereditate Cor' Albemarliae, xlvj
car. terrae et di.^ per servitium militare, unde xlviij car. faciunt
feod., et quaelibet car. continet viij boy. terrae.
Item  dominus Walterus de Faucunberg tenet ibidemc de
eodem, per idem servitium, in dominico et servitio, xxxix car.
terree [et] j bov.d
Idem   Walterus tenet ibideme  de eodem  in  dominico  et
servitio, per idem servitium, de feodo de Bruys, xvij car. terrze
et vij bov., unde, ut supra.
Robertus le Conestable tenet in dominico et servitio ibidem,
de eodem, per idem servitium, xxviij car. terrae et di., unde, ut
supra.
Haeres Petri de  Gousillf tenet ibidemg de eodem  in  dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
Et sunt in custodia domini regis.
Idem haeres tenet in Parva Coldon de eodem, per idem servitium, iij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.  Et sunt in  custodia
domini regis, et solebant esse de feodo Roberti Skurs.
a Membrane ii., in dorso.
b According to Kirkby's Inquest, Robert de Ros held "xlvj car. terree et di."
in Roos, Atwick, Arnold, Grimston, Aldbrough, Thorp, Fosham, Ulrome,
Ryhill and Marfleet.
c The word "ibidem" here, as well as in the succeeding entries, refers to the
wapentake of Holderness generally. Whenever the necessary information could
be ascertained from Kirkby's Inquest, I have, for facility of reference, given the
exact localities in the foot-notes.
d Walter de Fauconbergh held 29 carucates and one bovate in Rise, Withernwick, Catfoss, Bewholme, Ulrome, Catwick, Arnold, North Skirlaugh, Rowton,
Marton, South Frodingham, and East Hatfield.
e Probably in Dringhoe, where there were nine carucates belonging to the fee
of Brus, and in Bilton, West Halsham, Ritton (Reighton?) and Wyton.
f Ralph de Goushill, son and heir of Peter de Goushill, by Ela, daughter of
Ralph de Cameys (Cal. Gen., i., 434), married Hawisia, daughter of Fulk Fitz
Warin (Ibid., ii., 506), and died under age in the 22nd Edward I., leaving Margaret his daughter and heir, then about six months old (Ibid.). Margaret de
Goushill married, first, Philip Despenser, who died about 1313 (Cal. Inq. p. n.,
i., 255); and, secondly, John, son of William de Roos, who, in right of his wife,
was certified joint lord of " Colden cum membris " in 1316.
s Beeford.
R 2




244                KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Johannes de Melsa tenet ibidemh de eodem, per idem  servitium, in dominico et servitio, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
Robertusi de Hildeyarde tenet ibidemJ de eodem  in dominico et servitio, per idem  servitium, xiij car. terrae, unde, ut
supra.
Thomas de Mounceausk tenet ibidem' de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem  servitium, xxix car. terrse, unde, ut supra.
Walterus Whitike tenet ibidem'  de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, x car. terroe, unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Lasceles" tenet ibidemo de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem  servitium, x car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de SuttonP tenet ibidemq de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, xj car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Rossr tenet ibidems de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, xij car., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus Gobaudt tenet ibidem" de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, ij car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Carletonv tenet ibidemw de eodem  in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, ix car., unde, ut supra.
A Bewick and Walelinton.
i Robert, son and heir of Robert and Joan de Hi]ldeyard, was aged twentythree years and upwards in the 24th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 517).
i See page 75, antea.
k 25th Edward I.-" Rex cepit fidelitatem Thomae de Munceus, fratris et
haeredis Johannis de Munceus, defuncti, de omnibus terris et tenementis quae
fuerunt Tngelrami de Munceus, patris ipsius Johannis defuncti" (Cal. Gen., ii.,
539).
t Barmston, Lisset, Winkton, Boynton, Caythorpe and Reighton.
" Catwick, Nun-Keeling and Carlton.
The Inq. p. m. of William de Lasceles of Ottringham was taken in the 24th
Edward I., his son John, then aged upwards of thirty-one years, being his next
heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 500).
o Ottringham, Frodingham, Coniston and Seaton.
P John, son and heir of Sayer de Sutton, was of full age in the 19th Edw. I.
(Cal. Gen., i., 435).
q Sutton and Ganstead.
r The Inq. p. m. of John de Ros, of Ringburgh, was taken in the 12th
Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 290).
* Ringburgh, Garton and Routh.
The Inq. p. m. of William Gumbaud, alias Gobaude, was taken in the 33rd
Edward I. The jurors say that "Lora, uxor David de Fletwyth, Margareta,
uxor Laurentii de Hollebek, Johanna Gumbaud, que est monialis apud Swyne
in comitatu Ebor., et Christiana Gumbaud, quve est monialis apud Stykeswald in
comitatu Lincoln., sunt sorores praedicti Willelmi defuncti, et haeredes ejus propinquiores, et omnes sunt plenae atatis " (Cal. Gen., ii., 604). Lora de Fletewik
re-married Thomas de Newmarch (Poulson's Holderness, ii., 494), who was certified joint lord of "Thorngombaud," with Laurence de Holbek and Edmund
Wasteneys, in 1316.                 U Thorngumbald.
John de Carleton died Dec. 23rd, 1304, his next heir being Avicia, daughter
of his son John, then the wife of Richard de Hothum, and about twenty-five
years old (Cal. Gen., ii., 705).    " See page 76, antea.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.                     245
Johannes Passemer tenet ibidemy de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, j car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes  de  Ulram   et Willelmus  de  Bucketon  tenent
ibidemz de eodem in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium,
iij car., unde, ut supra.
Radulphus de Lelle tenet ibidem" de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, vj car., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus Berchautes tenet ibidemb de eodem  in dominico'
et servitio, per idem servitium, vj car. [et] vj bov., ut supra.
Et sunt in custodia domini regis quia idem  Willelmusc idiota
est.
Idem  Willelmus, unius haeredum  Johannis de Danthorp,d
tenet ibideme in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, j car.
et vij bov., unde, ut supra.  Et sunt in custodia domini regis
antedicti, ut supra.
Johanna  Glede, altera heredum   Johannis  de Danthorp,
tenet ibideme in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, j car.
et vij bov., unde, ut supra.
Haeres Johannis Ughtriddf tenet ibidemg de eodem in dominico et servitio, per idem  servitium, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
" " Praedictus Johannes Passemer obiit die Jovis proxima ante festum Conversionis Sancti Pauli anno supradicto [31 Edw. I.]-Idem Johannes tenuit in
Ulram  de haeredibus Johannis de Frismerays, in liberum  maritagium  cum
Clementia uxore sua, redditum 13s. 4d.-Isabella uxor Willelmi Sturmy, Margareta uxor Hugonis Sturmy, et Beatrix uxor Henrici Tayllour, sunt filiae et
propinquiores haeredes ipsius Johannis; et praedicta Isabella est aetatis viginti
octo annorum, Margareta est setatis viginti sex annorum, et Beatrix est aetatis
viginti annorum et amplius" (Cal. Gen., ii., 641).
Y Preston.           " Ulram.             a Goxhill.
Out Newton and Little Hatfield.
In the 30th Edward I. inquisitions "de statu Willelmi Berchaude, et de
terris suis," were taken in the counties of York and Cumberland. The Yorkshire
jurors say that " Willelmus Berchaunde est idiota continue a nativitate sua, nec
compos mentis suae, nec sufficiens est ad regimen terrarum suarum."  To this
the men of Cumberland add, "super sacramentum  suum, quod Johannes de
Danethorp, qui fuit idiota a tempore nativitatis suse, fuit avunculus praedicti
Willelmi, cujus Johannis idem Willelmus filius Aliciae, unius sororum praedicti
Johannis, et Johanna filia Margaretae, alterius sororum dicti Johannis, quae est
plenae atatis et discreta, sunt propinquiores haeredes " (Cal. Gen., ii., 636).
d 21st Edward I. " Extenta terrce in mann regis existentis ratione fatuitatis
Johannis de Danthorpp: et de parentela et gente dicti Johannis.-Dictus Johannes
de Danthorpp fuit filius et hueres domini Johannis de Danthorpp, militis, et idem
Johannes fuit filius domini Alani de Danthorpp, militis. Et mater dicti Johannis
fuit filia domini Roberti de Carlaton, militis" (Cal. Gen., ii., 477). The Inq.
p. m. of John de Danthorp was taken in the 30th Edward I. (Ibid., ii., 621).
e Danthorpe and Pundagh.
f John Ughtred, nephew of Robert Ughtred of Scarborough, dean of York,
married Isabella, daughter of Sir John de Melsa. His Inq. p. m. was taken in
the 26th Edward T., his daughter Joan, then aged five years, being his next heir
(Cal. Gen., ii., 554). Isabella Ughtred, his widow, re-married Brian de Burdon
about the 30th Edward I. (Ibid., i., xxvi).
g Probably in Owstwick and Mappleton.




246               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Robertus Tyliol tenet ibidemh de eodem in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, iij car., unde, ut supra.
Robertus de Bobyi tenet ibidemi de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, iij car., unde, ut supra.
Prior de Bridelyngton tenet ibidemk de eodem, per idem
servitium, in dominico et servitio, v car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Preston1 tenet ibidemm de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, xj car. [et] v bov., unde, ut
supra.
Willelmus de Walcotes tenet de feodo Cesterunt," ad terminum vitae, in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, x car. et
iij bov., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Mapelton tenet ibidemo de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, vj car., unde, ut supra.
Henricus de WyuetonP tenet ibidemq de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, v car. [et] di., unde, ut supra.
Johannes filius Ingelrami de Risom  tenet ibidemr de eodem
in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, ij car., unde, ut
supra.
Johannes Aldelotes tenet ibidems de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Nutallt tenet ibidemu de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, ij car. terrae, unde, ut supra.
h By Inq. p. m., 14th Edward II., Robert Tilliol died seised of lands in West
Hatfield (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 297).
i Robert de Boby married, about 1282, Juliana, daughter and heiress of John
and Beatrix de Camerton (Cal. Gen., i. 391).
i Camerton.           k Skirlington and Erghum or Arram.
t " Johannes filius Roberti de Preston, nepos et hweres Henrici de Preston,
defuncti, qui de domino rege tenuit in capite, ut de honore de Albemarle, maritatus fuit Emmne, filise Radulphi de Wellewyk, die Omnium Sanctorum, anno
regni regis Edwardi, filii regis Henrici, octavo, per Henricum de Preston, cui
maritagium pertinebat ratione sex bovatarum terrae cum pertinentiis in Waxham,
quas Robertus de Preston, pater predicti Johannis, cujus haeres ipse est, tenuit
de prsedicto Henrico per servitium militare" (Cal. Gen., ii., 465). The above
John de Preston was baptized in the church of All Saints, Preston, and was
twenty-one years of age on Tuesday, Sept. 8th, 1293 (Ibid., 472).
" Preston, Rowlston, Mappleton, Tunstall and Waxholme.
l Holmpton, Pensthorpe, Little Kelke, Little Hatfield and Preston.
o Hornsea Burton.
P The Inq. p. m. of Henry de Wyueton, or Wyveton (Wyton), was taken
Sept. 22nd, 33rd Edward I., his son John, then aged nineteen years, being his
next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 676).       q Wyton.
Ravenser, one of the lost towns on the Humber.
John Aldelot died seised of lands in Newsham, near Frodingham, by Inq.
p. m. 3rd Edward II. ( Cal. Inq. p. n., i., 235), his son John being his next heir
(Abbrev. Rot. Orig., 170).
t Son and heir of Peter, son and heir of John de Nuttle. He was aged
twenty-three years in the 29th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., i., 222; ii., 602).
" Nuttle.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.                     247
Philippus de Means tenet ibidemv de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, iij car. terrsa, unde, ut supra.
Haeres Petri de Gousill, Robertus le Conestabel et Stephanus
de Pagula tenent ibidem de eodem in dominico et servitio, per
idem servitium, ij bov. terrme in Holm,w unde, ut supra, et unde
tertia pars in custodia domini regis, ratione minoris aetatis
haeredisx P. de Gousill.
Haeres Roberti Sotwayn tenet ibidemY de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem  servitium, iij car., unde, ut supra.
Ricardus de Grymeston tenet ibidem  de eodem  in dominico
et servitio, per idem  servitium, ij car., unde, ut supra.
Tenentes feodi Thomae de Souththorp  tenent ibidemz  de
eodem in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, di. car. terrae,
unde, ut supra.
Nicholaus Haukyn tenet ibidema de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, vj bov. terrae, unde, ut supra.
Warinerus  Roysb de  Preston  tenet ibidem  de eodem  in
dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, j bov., ut supra.
Nicholaus de Thoren tenet ibidemc  de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, di. car., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus de Crochow tenet ibidemd de eodem  in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
Tenentes feodi de Blasceles tenent ibidem   de eodem  in
dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, ij car. [et] vj bov.,e
unde, ut supra.
Michael Aumenerf tenet ibidem  de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
" Owthorne.                w Paull Holme.
* See page 243, antea.     Y Rowlston.' This entry probably refers to Sunthorp, where Thomas de Sunthorp held
one carucate of land at the time of Kirkby's Inquest. In a note on the 76th
page, I have supposed this place to have been identical with Southorpe, which
stood on the south side of Hornsea Mere (Poulson's Holderness, i., 340.  Ord.
Swrvey, 6 inch scale, sheet 197). Sunthorp, however, appears to have been one
of the lost towns on the Humber, and its site is very clearly indicated in the
following extract from the Meaux chartulary:-" De situ ergo dictse villae de
Ravenser Odd, vestigium minime reperitur, quae quidem villa de parochia ecclesia
de Esington existens quasi 4 milliaria distabat, inter quas villas de Esington et
Odd villa de Kilnesey, villaque de Sunthorp, et manerium de Ald Ravenser in
parochia ecclesiae de Kilnsea, medie jacere dignoscuntur" (Poulson's Holderness,
ii., 529).
a Preston.
b Robert Ros held one bovate in Preston in the 13th Edward I.
c Thorngumbald.
d Tunstall.
e According to Kirkby's Inquest, Hugh Blassell held six bovates in Coniston.
f Michael le Aumener died seised of one messuage and one bovate of land in
Bond Brustwyk in the 14th Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 294).




248                KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Robertus de Skeftelyngg tenet ibidemh de eodem  in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, iij bov., unde, ut supra.
Tenentes terrarum  Stephani de Monte tenent ibidemi de
eodem, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus de Holm  tenet ibidemj de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem  servitium, ij bov., ut supra.
Willelmus Brokur tenet ibidemk de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
Hveres' domini Herberti de Sancto Quintino tenet in dominico
et servitio, de domino regi, tanquam  de haereditate Com' Albemarliae, per servitium  militare, xxxix car.m terrae et vj bov.,
unde lij car. terrae faciunt feod. j milit., et viij bov. faciunt
unam  car.  Et sunt in custodia domini regis, ratione minoris
atatis haeredis praedicti domini Herberti.
Dicunt etiam  juratores quod Robertus le Conestable tenet
in dominico et servitio de domino rege, tanquam de haereditate
Com' Albemarliae, per servitium militare, in Burton Conestabel
et Tharlesthorp, viij car. terrae, quae faciunt feod. j milit., unde
quaelibet car. terrze continet viij bov.
Idem  Robertus tenet in West Halsham  in dominico et servitio de eodem, per idem servitium, iiij car. terrae, quae faciunt
di. feod. j milit., et quaelibet car. continet... bov.
Hugo de Beautre tenet ibidem  de eodem  in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, in Est Halsham iiij car. terrae, quze
faciunt di. feod. j milit., et quaelibet car. continet xij bov. terrse.
Summa istius wapentachii, ix feoda, di.,  ma, vijma, et viijva
pars j feodi.
Summa denariorum, xix li. iiijs. iiijd.
g Robert, son of Nicholas de Skeffling, in consideration of a sum of money
given to him in his great need, granted to William, the abbat, and convent of
Albemarle, a messuage and two bovates of land in Skeffling, late belonging to
Sir Hugh Scheffling, and also a toft late the property of Peter del Hill (Poulson's
lolderness, ii., 497).
a Skeffling.          * Tunstall.           i Paull Holme.
* Newsham, near Frodingham.
The Inq. p. m. of Herbert de Sancto Quintino was taken May 8th, 31st
Edward I. The jurors say that " Herbertus, nepos praedicti Herberti, defuncti,
filius Herberti filii praedicti Herberti defuncti, est haeres propinquior praedicti
Herberti, et fuit aetatis decem et octo annorum die Purificationis Beatse Mariae
proximo praeterito" (Cal. Gen., ii., 642).
* See page 74, antea.




DIKERING.
Dominus R.,b Cantuar. Archiepiscopus, tenet in Bucketon,
Bempton et Neusum  xj car. de rege, in Siwardeby Marton ij
car. terrse, in Bridelyngton iiij car., in Bovington iij car., in
Thorp ij car., in Brigham ij car., in Louthorp iij car., in Album
j car., in Fraisthorp iiij car.  Summa carucatarum, xxxij, unde
xvj faciunt feod. Summa feodorum, ij feod.
FEODUM DE TATESALE.  In Galmeton iij car. terrae, in Flixton ij car., in Willardeby iij car., in Staxton ij car., in Fyuele ij
car., in Folketon ij car., in Hundmanby iiij car., in Flotemanby
ij car., in Neweton ij car., in Muston iij car., in Barkedale
Erghom j car., in Fordon iij car., in Grendale ij car., in Righton
ij car., in Bucketon ij car., in Eston j car., in Marton ij car., in
Foxhole ij car.  Summa car. xl, unde xvj faciunt feod. Summa
feod. ij feod. et di.
FEODUM DE BRUYS.  In Foxhole iij car. terrae, in Boithorp
vj car., in Rudstane v car., in Tweng vj car., in Harpham vj car.,
in Burton Annais vj car., in Hasthorp v car., in Bempton v car.
Summa car. xlij, unde xxj faciunt feod.  Summa feod. ij feod.
FEODUM DE PERCI. In Pokethorp vj car. terrae, in Nafferton
xiiij, in Wandesfordc ij car., in Foston v car., in ljernetby xij
car., in Album j car., in Roston ij car.  Summa car. xlij, unde
xxj faciunt feod. Summa feod. ij feod.
FEODUM DE MAULAI. In Bovyngton vj car. terrae, in Butterwik vj car., in Ocketon viij car. Summa car. xx, unde xx faciunt
feod.  Summa j feod.
HONOR CESTRIVE. In Flaynburgh xvj car. terrae, in Siwardeby Marton j car., in Bucketon ij car. Summa car. xix, unde
xliij faciunt feod.  Summa quarta pars j feodi vjta pars feodi et
xxxvta pars unius feodi.
FEODUM COMIT' ALBEMARLIE.  In Righton v car. terrae, in
Bovington v car., in Carethorp iiij car., in Willesthorp ij car.
a Membrane iii.
b Robert Winchelsey, archbishop of Canterbury 1293-1313.
c Henry de Percy had a charter for a market and fair at Wandsford in the
32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).




250            KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Summa car. xvj, unde xlviij faciunt feod.  Summa tertia pars
unius feodi.
FEODUM DE CHANCI. In Swathorp v car. terrae, in Killum
ij car. et di.  Summa car. vij et di., unde xv faciunt feod.
Summa di. feod.
FEODUM DE ROOS. In Garton xvij car. terree.  Summa j
feod.
FEODUM MONTIS ACUTI.  In Garton vj car. terrae, unde
xij, etc. Summa di. feod.
FEODUM DE MOUBRAI. In Garton vj car. terrae, unde xij,
etc.  Summa di. feod.
FEODUM DE LUTERELL. In Ruddestan viij car. terrae, unde
xvj, etc. Summa di. feod.
FEODUM DE CRAISTOK.  In Flixton viij car. terrwe, unde
xxxij, etc. Summa quarta pars unius feodi.
Summa feodorum istius wapentachii, xiij feoda, di. et xxxvta
pars j feodi.
Summa denariorum, xxvij li. xiijd. ob. q.




HERTHILL.a
NEWESUM  CUM  BREND.
De feodo de Mortuo Marib iij car. terrae.
Johannes Maresc' tenet ij bov. terrae, Johannes Leuai j bov.,
Dominieo  de Vesci tenent residuum, nomine dotis,-unde xvj
car. terrae faciunt feod.
LOFTHOUSUM.
De feodo de Moubrai ij car. et vj bov.
Walterus de Heukeswrth tenet j car., Gilbertus de Cokerington
j car., Adam Freman ij bov., Hugo Piscator ij bov., Johannes
Maresc' ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
WRESELL.
De feodo de Moubray iiij car. terrae et ij bov.
Ricardus filius Radulphi tenet iiij bov., Robertus de la Grene
iiij bov., Walterus de Grendale tenet residuum,-unde xviij car.
terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari j car. terrae vj bov.
Walterus de Grendale tenet j car. terrae, Clementia de Vescy
vj bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
BRIGHTON.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari iiij car. terrae.
Walterus de Grendale tenet j car. terrae, Robertus de Roosd
tenet residuum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
" Membrane iv.
b Edmund, son and heir of Roger de Mortimer, married Margaret, daughter
of William de Fendles, a Spaniard (Dugd. Bar., i., 138). His Inq. p. m. was
taken in the 32nd Edward I., his son Roger, then about 18 years old, being his
next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 668. Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 191).
c Probably Isabella de Beaumont, widow of John de Vescy, and Isabella,
daughter and co-heiress of Adam de Perinton, and widow of William de Vescy,
brother and heir of the above John (Cal. Gen., i., 402; ii., 558).
d Robert de Roos of Hamelak had a charter of free warren in Brighton in the
31st Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., i., 133).




252              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
WYLGHTOFT.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari j car. terrae.
Osbertus de Spaldington  tenet v bov., Willelmus Warde j
bov., Petrus filius Margaretae j bov.,-Emma Maresc' j bov.,unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu ij car. terrae.
Isabella de Besingby tenet di. car., Robertus Bataill di. car.,
Willelmus de Harum di. car., Osbertus de Spaldington ij bov.,
Margareta relicta Willelmi Fabri j bov., Eva filia Walteri j bov.,
-unde xiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
SPALDINGTON.
De feodo de Moubrai iiij car. terre vij bov. di.
Osbertus de Spaldington tenet j car. ij bov. di., Custancia de
la Haie iiij bov., Philippus de la Haie di. car., Petrus de la Haie
residuum,-unde xviij car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari iij car. terrEe j bov.
Rogeruse de Spaldington tenet ij car. di. j bov., Osbertus de
Spaldington di. car.,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu ij car. et vj bov.
Petrus de la Haie tenet di. car., Osbertus de Spaldington di.
car., Johannes Malurer v bov., Johannes filius Thomse vj bov.,
haeredes Walteri le Bacheler iiij bov.,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
GRIPTHORP.
De feodo de Moubrai iiij car. terrze.
Clementiaf de Vesci tenet totum,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
FOLKERTHORP.
De feodo de Roos j car. terrae et di.
Galfridus de Cokerington tenet totum,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari j car. terrae.
Rogerus de Spaldington tenet totum,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu j car. terrae di.
Alicia de Pothow  tenet j car. ij bov., Robertus Northiby ij
bov.,-unde xiiij faciunt feod.
e 6 id. April, 1310. Licence to Roger de Spaldington to have an oratory for
five years within his manor of Spaldington (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 120 a).
f Clementia, widow of John de Vescy, junior, only son of William and
Isabella de Vescy, who died s. p. during his father's lifetime (Dugd. Bar., i., 89).




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LATHUM.
De feodo de Malo Lacu ij car. terrae.
Jacobus de Milington tenet j car. j bov. et di., Robertus de
Fenton iiij bov., Dyonis de Lynton ij bov., Hugo de Lynton di.
bov., —unde xvj faciunt feod.
AGHTON.
De feodo de Malo Lacu v car. terrse.
Ricardus filius Jurdani tenet vj (?) bov., Henricus filius Ricardi ij bov., Walterus de Bubbewith ij bov., Walterus Clericus
ij bov., Robertus White j bov., Laysing' filius Pagani j bov.,
Henricus filius Laising' j bov., Galfridus Piscator j bov., Thomas Jose j bov., Ricardus le Ken j bov., Margareta Redewode
di. bov., Rogerus de la Haie tenet residuum, —unde xvj car.
faciunt feod.
ELLERTON.
De feodo de Craistok j car. terrme.
Thomas de Pyk's tenet di. car., Isabella de Lasceles di. car.,unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Gaunt iij bov. terrae.
Isabella de Lasceles j bov., Thomas filius Simonis j bov., Alanus
Forman j bov., —unde xvj car. terrse faciunt feod.
SETON.
De feodo de Roos iij car. terrae ij bov.
Ricardus de Benteley tenet ij car. iij bov., Willelmus de Roos
vij bov.,-unde xvj faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacuh iij car. terrae.
Johannes Wastenai ij car., Ricardus de Bentele di. car., Willelmus Faber ij bov., Johannes Freman ij bov.,-unde xiiij
faciunt feod.
MECHELBUBN [ET] STORWHAIT.i
De feodo de Mortuo Mari vij car. terrae.
Robertus de Roos tenet vj bov., Hugo de Lynton ij bov.,
Willelmus de Roos tenet residuum, —unde xviij faciunt feod.
g The Prior of Ellerton and Thomas de Pykering were joint lords of Ellerton
in 1316.
h Edmond de Malo Lacu had a grant of free warren in Seton in the 34th
Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 137).
i Melbourn and Storthwaite, in the parish of Thornton.




254              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
THORNETON.
De feodo de Mortuo Mari iiij car. terrse.
Clementia de Vesci tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terrse faciunt
feod.
EVERINGHAM.
De feodo Archiepiscopi vj car. terrae.
Dominaj  de Everingham  tenet totum,-unde xij(?) faciunt.
feod.
SUTTON SUPER DERWENT.
De feodo de Percy iij car. terrse.
Robertus de Percyk tenet totum,-unde xviij (?) faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iij car. terrme.
Robertus de Perci tenet ij car. et di., Petrus Aguillon di. car.,
-unde xvj faciunt feod.
CATTON CUM SOKA.
De honore Cestriae xvij car. terrse.
Thomas Burdon tenet vj bov. terrae, Walterus filius Laurentii
ij bov., Andreas filius Gocelini ij bov., Johannes filius Hugonis
ij bov., Andreas de Woddemore ij bov., Hugo de Mechelburn j
bov., Gilbertus de Wilberfosse vij bov., Robertus de Appelby j
bov., Johannes filius Willelmi v bov., Willelmus de Wapplington
iij bov., Thomas Burdon iij car., Johannes de Graham vj bov.,
Robertus filius Hugonis j bov., Thomas le Serjant j bov., Galfridus de Graynesby ij bov., Jacobus Puntifes iij bov., Willelmus
filius Willelmi iiij bov., Thomas filius Humfridi iij bov., Robertus
de Hugate iiij bov., Petrus Aguillon j bov., Petrus Morers j bov.,
Thomas Qwinild ij bov., Robertus filius Beatricis ij bov., Willelmus Faber et Robertus de Hugate ij bov., Hugo Brune iiij bov.,
Adam  Faber j bov., Beatrix Burdon j bov., Willelmusl de Alta
Ripa ij car. ij bov., Willelmus de Thorntoft"' vj bov., Henricus
filius Walteri iiij bov., Willelmus filius Henrici v bov., Robertus
de Midelton ij bov., Willelmus de Heseby iiij bov., Thomas
Torny iiij bov., Thomas Molendinarius ij bov., Johannes Michel
j bov.,-unde xxiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
J Probably Alicia de la Hyde, widow of Robert de Everingham.
^ Robert de Percy had a licence to crenellate his residences at Sutton and
Bolton Percy in the 21st Edward I. (Fasti Ebor., i., 385).
I Membrane iv., in dorso.
* William de Thorntoft, who also held 7 bovates in North Cave, had a charter
of free warren in Thorntoft in the 32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135). In
1307 he occurs as keeper of the Hanaper in the Court of Chancery (Memn. of
Fountains Abbey, i., 188), and in 1316 he was certified lord of "Dic, Sandholme
cum Hithe "-Gilberdike, Sandholme and Hive-in Howdenshire.




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GOTHEMUNDHAM.
De feodo de Perci ij car. terrae ij bov.
Rogerus de Grymston tenet vij bov., Hugo de Colevill v bov.,
Thomas de Stodeley vj bov., Stephanus de Colevill j bov.,unde xij car. terra faciunt feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iij car. terrs j bov.
Rogerus de Grymston tenet j car. ij bov., Robertus Roulond
iiij bov., Walterus de Helperbi ij bov., Willelmus Lestabler ij
bov., Stephanus filius Beatricis iiij bov., Rogerus Coyne j bov.,
Nicholaus de Grymston ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terra faciunt
feod.
LONNESBURGH CUM TOLTHORP.
De feodo Archiepiscopi viij car. terrae.
Willelmus Sturmy tenet ij car., Johannes 1'Esquier j car., Johannes filius Reginaldi" residuum,-unde xxxij faciunt feod.
BRUNEBY.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iij car. vj bov.
Gerardus Salvayn tenet j car. vj bov., Johannes de Fancortes
vj bov., Thomas de Hundgate ij bov., Nicholaus Marese' ij bov.,
Robertus Humfr' et parcenarii sui ij bov., Johannes de Clevyng
j bov., Elias de Fancortes j bov., Willelmus filius Adae j bov.,
Johannes de Narsburgh j bov.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Moubrai j car. terrae j bov.
Ricardus de Brunneby v bov., Jacobus de Milington j bov.,
Robertus filius Matilda j bov., Gerardus Salvayn j bov.,-unde
xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
WILTON.
De feodo Archiepiscopi x car. terra.
Brianus Burdon tenet ij bov., Johannes de Ayton j bov.,
Willelmus de Newerk j bov., Archiepiscopus tenet residuum,unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
MIDELTON.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iij car. terra vj bov.
Willelmus Gamel tenet di. car., Johannes Warde di. car.,
Robertus de Kercroft iij bov., Thomas filius Serlonis ij bov.,
Jacobus Tothe ij bov., Avicia de Anleghby iij bov., Ricardus
Torny ij bov., Ricardus de Everingham ij bov., Johannes de
Merkynfeldo iiij bov., Thomas de Covenham j bov., Johannes de
n Son and heir of Reginald Fitz Peter. He was summoned to Parliament
from the 25th Edward 1. to the 1st Edward II. (Dugd. Bar., i., 624).
o John de Markenfield, afterwards a canon of York and Ripon, and chancellor of the Exchequer (Fasti Ebor., i., 393), was certified joint lord of Middleton




256              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Cave j bov., Avicia Eucletes (?) j bov., Thomas filius Roberti j
bov.,-unde viij car. terra faciunt' feod.
De feodo de Roos ij car. terrae.
Thomas Tushet tenet ij bov., Johannes de Cave xiij bov.,
Johannes de Merkyngfeld iij bov., Galfridus Maresc' j bov.,
Thomas de Baynton j bov.,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo Archiepiscopi Cantuar. ij car. terrae j bov.
Johannes Torny tenet x bov., Willelmus Bati ij bov., Thomas
de Baynton j bov., Robertus Blundel j bov., Johannes Grent' j
bov., Willelmus Rotour ij bov.,-unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
NORTH DALTON.
De feodo DaubeneyP vj car. terra iij bov.
Willelmus de Bryninghirst tenet ij car., Willelmus Bernak
ij car., Hugo Hasting ij car., Willelmus de Hamelton iij bov.,unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Bruys vj bov. terrae.
Willelmus de Hamelton tenet v bov., Willelmus Crispyng j
bov.,-unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
BRUNHOM.q
De feodo de Graistok v car. terrae.
Gilbertus de Lasceles tenet j car., Robertus de Esington iij
bov., Henricus de Derwentwater vj bov., Thomas filius Galfridi
j bov., dominus de Graistok tenet residuum,-unde xx car. terrae
faciunt feod.
WARTRE.
De feodo de Trusbut vij car. terrae.
Ricardus de Bentele tenet j car., Johannes de Garton di. car.,
Thomas de Howeton et mater ejus ij car., Willelmus de Roos
iij car. di., —unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
MILINGTON.
De feodo de Graistok iiijr car. terrae.... tenet j car. di.,.... j car. di.,... de Milington di. car.,.... di. car.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
in 1316. He was related to William de Hamelton, dean of York (Mem. of
Fountains Abbey, i., 188), who occurs in the next entry as holding eight bovates
in North Dalton.
P William, son of Odenel de Aubeny of North Dalton, confirmed half a
carucate of land in North Dalton to the nuns of Watton (Burton's Mon Ebor.,
412).              q Nunburnholme.
According to Kirkby's Inquest, there were seven carucates in Millington
belonging to the fee of Graystock.




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[BAYNTON?]"
De feodo de Malo Lacu ix car. terrae vj bov.
LEKENFELD."
Henricus de Percyv tenet ij car. terrae de domino rege in
capite, unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
RAVENTHORP.W
De feodo de Malo Lacu j car. ij bov.
Johannes de Breton  tenet vj bov., Robertus de Melton  ij
bov., Willelmus de la Dale ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
BRACKEN.
De feodo de Roos vj car. terrae.
Henricus Theaysx tenet totum,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
KILLINGWIK JUXTA WATTON.
De feodo de Malo Lacu v car. terrae.
Thomas de Killingwik tenet ij car. v bov., Johannes de Malo
Lacu ij car. iij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
YAPUM.
De feodo Archiepiscopi ij car. di.
Thomas filius Roberti de BoultonY tenet iiij bov., Johannes de
Gray xiiij bov., Ricardus de Howeton ij bov.,-unde xij car.
terra faciunt feod.
* See page 82, antea.
t The roll is here much injured by damp, and five or six entries are illegible.! Membrane v.
v In 1308 Henry de Percy obtained a licence to fortify his castle at Leckonfield (Oliver's Beverley, 473).
w The vill of Raventhorp'has disappeared. It stood about one mile south of
Leckonfield.
~ Sir Henry Theys, or Tyes, was lord of the manor of Chilton, co. Wilts
(Parl. Writs, i., 865). The writ of " diem clausit" taken upon his death bears
date 8th Oct., 1st Edward II. His son and heir, Henry Tyes, who was aged 22,
or thereabouts, at his father's death (Ibid., ii., 1509), died seised of the manor of
Bracken in the 1st Edward III. (Cal. Inq. p. m., ii., 3).
Y Of this family, which sprung from the village of Bolton, near Yapham, a
few particulars have already been given (pp. 109, 112). Robert de Bolton was
certified lord of Bolton, and also of Appleton in Ryedale, in 1316. Thomas de
Bolton, son of Robert, brother and heir of John de Bolton, held the manor of
Hutton-upon-Derwent in 1300 and 1316, and also possessed property at Sandburn
and Carlton in the vicinity of York. It is not improbable that he was the
ancestor of a family which attained an influential position in that city before the
s




258               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
GOUTHORP.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iij car. terrwe.
Brianus Burdon tenet j car. v bov., Ricardus Bustard vij bov.,
Hugo de Selby ij bov., Thomas de Galmethorp j bov., Alicia
filia Walteri j bov.,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
HUGATE.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iij car. terrEe.
Thomas de Howeton tenet ij bov., filius Willelmi de Harum
iij bov., Thomas Walleran ij bov., Robertus Capellanus j bov.,
Thomas de Tanstern j bov., Elias de Freres ij bov., Atto de
Flixton vj bov., Nicholaus filius Ricardi iij bov., Willelmus
Capellanus ij bov., Johannes filius Willelmi ad Marr' j bov.,
Willelmus de Lathum j bov.,-unde xvj car. terrme faciunt feod.
ETTON.
De feodo de Stotevill ij car. terrse et di.
Adam de Boleton tenet di. car., Laurentius de Etton j car. di.,
Oliverus de Messinghamz di. car.,-unde viij car. terrae faciunt
feod.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iiij car. terrse.
Jacobus de Frivill tenet iij car. ij bov., Rogerus Ughtred vj
bov.,-unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
KILLINGWIK PERCI.
De feodo de Brus vj car. terrae.
Petrus de Fenton tenet j car., Ricardus de Fenton j car., heres
Rogeri di. car., Robertus Daniel ij bov., haeres Willelmi del
Haie ij bov., Robertus filius Ivonis ij bov., Robertus Ughtred
tenet residuum,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
close of the fourteenth century. John de Bolton, senior, merchant, chamberlain
in 1380, died in 1395, and was buried in the conventual church of the Friars
Minors in York. John de Bolton, junior, who lived in the parish of St. Saviour
in the Marsh, was chamberlain in 1384, bailiff in 1386-7, M.P. in 1399 and
1406, and lord mayor in 1410. William de Bolton, merchant, by will dated
7th May, 1428, desired to be buried "in ecclesia Sancti Salvatoris in Ebor.,
subtus lapidem marmoreum patris mei in choro Sancti Johannis Evangelistae
ibidem." Another John de Bolton, merchant, was chamberlain in 1417, sheriff
in 1419-20, M.P. in 1427-8, and lord mayor in 1431. He died in August, 1445,
and was buried in the church of St. Saviour. By Alice, his wife, daughter of
Nicholas Blackburn, senior, alderman of York, John de Bolton had, with other
issue, a daughter Margaret, who married Henry Gascoigne, esq., of Harswell, and
died about 1471.
Oliver de Messingham and Isabel his wife, living in Etton, gave four acres
of land in Traneby to the priory of Watton (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 416).




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NESSINGWIK.
De feodo de Malo Lacu vij car. terrae.
Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terra faciunt
feod.
BOULTON.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iiij car. terrae.
Johannes de Grai tenet j car., Robertus de Boletona j car.,
Radulphus Dowai di. car., Adam de Esthorp di. car., Radulphus
de Mikelfeld di. car., Walterus Dowai iij bov., Petrus de Fenton
j bov.,-unde xij car. terra faciunt feod.
De feodo de Moubrai j car. terrae.
Isabella de Haule tenet vj bov., Robertus de Boulton tenet ij
bov.,-unde xiiij car. terra faciunt feod.
CRAUNCEWIK.
De feodo de Malo Lacu v car. terrae.
Galfridus de Hothumb tenet j car., Ricardus filius ejus di.
car., Avicia de Roston ij bov., Johannes de Crauncewik ij bov.,
Stephanus Arnald di. car., Thomas Walleran ij bov., Johannes
de Hothum  tenet resi, —unde xiiij car. terre faciunt feod.
BESEWIK.
De feodo de Malo Lacu [blank].c
Margeria Graunsard  [et] Galfridus Aguillond tenent [blank],
Willelmus Daniel tenet residuum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
a Robert de Bolton was elected knight of the shire for the county of York in
the 34th Edward I. (Parl. Writs., i., 169). See page 257, note y.
b Geoffrey de Hotham is not mentioned by Dugdale or in any pedigree of
the family. In the 30th Edward I. he was appointed one of the collectors, in
Yorkshire, of the Aid for marrying the king's eldest daughter (Parl. Writs, i.,
133). On March 30th, 1304, he had a licence to have an oratory for life within
his manor of Cranswick (Fasti Ebor., i., 360).  In the 4th Edward TI. he
obtained a charter for a market and fair at Crauncewyk, and a grant of free
warren in Hoton, Laxinton, Bordelby and Foul Sutton (Cal. Rot. Chart., 143).
Geoffrey de Hotham was returned lord of Hoton cum Crauncewyk, Scorborough,
Herleysey, Bordeby, and Luterington in 1316, and in 1330 he founded a house
of Austin Friars at Hull (Cal. Top. et Gen., iv., 132).
c According to Kirkby's Inquest there were three carucates in Beswick
belonging to the fee of Mauley.
d In the 28th Edward I. Geoffrey Aguillon gave to the nuns of Watton a
rent charge of 20s. out of half a carucate of land in Beswick (Burton's Mon.
Ebor., 412).
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260               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
MOLSCROFT.
De feodo Archiepiscopi ij-car. terrae.
Johannes de Cave tenet vj bov., Rogerus de Skotree vj bov.,
Rogerus de Wodhall ij bov., Robertus Schalman ij bov.,-unde
xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
SOUTH CLIFF.
De feodo de Malo Lacu j car. terrae.
Willelmus de Everingham  tenet iiij bov., Petrus Aguillon ij
bov., Let' Bruning ij bov., unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
NORTH CLIFF.
De feodo de Vesci j car. terrae.
Nicholas de Clifff tenet totum,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt
feod.
HOWETON.
De feodo de Vesci di. car. terrae.
Thomas de Howeton tenet totum,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt
feod.
HOLM CUM BU(R)SAI.
De feodo de Moubrai vj car. terrae.
Willelmus Const',/ junior, tenet di. car., Johannes de Graynesby
ij bov., Radulphus Beauver j bov., Simon de la More j bov.,
Willelmus Sturmy j bov., Thomas de Metham iiij bov., Johannes
de Cayvill ij bov., Alicia de Hothum ij bov., Gerardus Salwayn
j car., Johannes de Colevill j bov., Henricus filius Roberti j bov.,
-unde xviij car. terrae faciunt feod.
THORP HERSEWELL.
De feodo de Roos j car. terrae.
Robertus filius Willelmi de Thorp  tenet ij bov., Gerardus
Salvayn tenet residuum,-unde xvj car. terrse faciunt feod.
e By Inq. p. m., 5th Edward II., Roger de Scotre died seised of lands in
Molscroft, Scrubbes and Walkington (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 247). He left a widow,
Agnes (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 188), and a daughter and heiress, Elizabeth, whose
Inq. p. m. was taken in the 8th Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 257). Roger de
Scotre was constituted a baron of the Exchequer, 17th July, 1310 (Foss's
Judges, iii., 300).
f In 1307 Nicholas de Clyff obtained a charter of free warren in Clyffe and
Southcliffe (Cal. Rot. Chart., 140).
g William le Constable and Gerard Salvayn were joint lords of Holm cum
Bursey in 1316. On April 26th, 1319, Sir William le Constable was allowed to
have an oratory in his manors of Holm and Flayneburgh during the archbishop's
pleasure (_Fasti Ebor., i., 415).




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WIGHTONh CUM  MEMBRIS.
De feodo Regis xvj car. terrEe.
Willelmus de Harum  tenet v bov., Godefridus Frankelyn iij
bov., Adam le Ken iij bov., Nicholaus Clericus ij bov., Thomas
at Stanes ij bov., Simon de la Grene j bov., Gerardus Salvayn
iiij bov., Robertus le Veyll ij bov. et ij partes j bov., Willelmus
Sturmy j bov. et tertiam  partem  j bov., Robertus de Haiton ij
bov., Adam Francais iij bov., Adam de Wighton iij bov., Willelmus de Harthill j bov., Ricardus le Ken ij bov., haeres Thomae
Hulkel ij bov., Willelmus le Stabler iij bov., Thomas de Stodelai
di. car., Walterus de Grendale j car., Ricardus de Santon ij
bov., Ricardus de Bridmore iiij bov., Thomas de Howeton j car.,
Walterus Faber ij bov., Johannes Clericus ij bov., Johannes de
Holm iiij bov., Cassaner' j bov., Willelmus filius Jurdani j bov.,
Thomas Darayns ij bov., Johanna de Vivoniai et Paganus de
Tibtofti tenent residuum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
KIBLINGCOTES.k
De feodo de Perci di. car. terrae.
Adam  de Everingham  et mater ejusl tenent totum,-unde xvj
car. terrae faciunt feod.
SKULCOTES.
De feodo Archiepiscopi ij car.
Johannes de Grei tenet totum,-unde x  car. terrae faciunt
feod.
MITON.
De feodo de Vesci j car. terrae.
Gilbertus de Aton tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terrwe faciunt
feod.
h Market Weighton.
i Joan, eldest daughter and co-heiress of William de Fortibus, brother of
Hugh de Vivonia (Cal. Gen., i., 89, 205), and widow of Reginald Fitz Peter, had
lands in Wighton as part of her dowry (Dugd. Bar., i., 624). In the 27th
Edward I., being then 50 years old, she was found to be one of the heirs of her
mother, Matilda de Kyme (Cal. Gen., ii., 567).
i Payn de Tibetot, son and heir of Robert de Tibetot, by Eva, daughter and
heiress of Payne de Chaworth (S. Yorks., i., 325), was about 18 years old in the
26th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 556). In the 5th Edward II. he obtained a
charter for a market and fair at Wighton, near Beverley (Cal. Rot. Chart., 145),
and died about 1315 (Parl. Writs, ii., 1508). His widow, Agnes Tibetot, held
" Wichton cum Schupton," in 1316, jointly with Herbert Fitz John, grandson
of the above-mentioned Joan de Vivonia.
k Membrane v., in dorso.
Adam de Everingham and Alice, his mother.




262             KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
WILLARDEBY.
De feodo de Stotevill iiij car. terrze.
Willelmus Stele tenet vj bov., Robertus de Willardeby ij bov.,
Johannes de Melsa tenet residuum,-unde viij car. terrze faciunt
feod.
De feodo de Vesci iiij car. terrse.
Johannes de Melsa tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
HESELL.
De feodo de Stotevill iij car. terrme.
Jacobus le Harper tenet j car., haeres Saieri de Bilton j car.,
Johannes le Moigne di. car., David de Cawod di. car.,-unde
viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
ANLAGHBY.
De feodo de Malo Lacu di. car.
Thomas de Portington tenet totum,-unde xx car. terra faciunt
feod.
COTTINGHAM.
De feodo de Stotevill vij car. terrae.
Robertus de Stotevill tenet j car., Domina' de Wake tenet
residuum, —unde viij car. terrae faciunt feod.
WLFERTON.
De feodo de Stotevill j car. terrae.
Robertus de Stotevill tenet totum,-unde viij car. terrae faciunt
feod.
WITHETON.n
De feodo de Stotevill vj car. terrae.
Willelmus Hardy tenet di. car., Robertus Daniel vj bov., Willelmus Spark j bov., Ricardus Russell ij bov., Ricardus de
Cardvill ij bov., Domina de Wake tenet residuum,-unde viij
car. terrae faciunt feod.
BENTELEY.
De feodo de Roos j car. terrae.
Willelmus Pratte tenet ij bov., Ricardus de Bentelei residuum,
-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
" Joan, widow of John Wake, who died in the 28th Edward I., leaving a
son and heir, Thomas, then aged two years (Cal. Gen., ii., 587, 616).
" Little Weighton, near Cottingham.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                  263
ELVELE.
De feodo de Vesci v car. terrse.
Gilbertus de Aton tenet j car., Ricardus de Anlaghby j car.,
Johannes Fancort j car., Henricus de Siwardeby j car., Willelmus Const'o j car., —unde xvj car. terra faciunt feod.
SKITEBY.
De feodo Archiepiscopi v car. terrae.
Archiepiscopus tenet totum,-unde viij car. terrse faciunt feod.
ELGHETON.
De feodo Archiepiscopi vj car. terrae.
Archiepiscopus tenet totum,-unde viij car. terrze faciunt feod.
SWANESLUND, FERIBY CUM BRAITHWAIT.P
De feodo de Vesci viij car. terrwe di.
Robertus de Roos tenet j car., Ricardus de Anlaghby j car.,
Alanus de Coupeland vj bov., Petrus Deyvill di. car., Willelmus
Smalman iij bov., Robertus Maresc' ij bov., Nicholaus at Westhous iij bov., haeres de Captoft di. car., haeres [de] Brisbang' ij
bov., Loretta de Furnivaleq residuum,-unde xvj car. terrae
faciunt feod.
SOUTH BURTON.r
De feodo Archiepiscopi x car. terre.
Robertus de Coigners tenet ij car. v bov., Johannes de Stavelay
vj bov., Willelmus de Burton vj bov., Willelmus de la Dale ij
bov., Rosa de Esingwold ij bov., Galfridus Cheseandbredes j
bov., Galfridus Pacok j bov., Archiepiscopus tenet residuum,unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
BRANTINGHAM.
De feodo de Stotevill j car. et di.
Johannes de Colby tenet totum,-unde x car. terrze faciunt feod.
o According to Kirkby's Inquest (page 80), William le Constable held something in Elvele (Kirk Ella) of John de Vescy, and he of the heir of Moubray.
P Braithwait does not occur in the Nomina Villarum, and I am unable to
identify it.
q Lora, daughter and co-heiress of Gerard Furnival, and widow of John de
Usflete. In 1316 Lora de Usflet held "Swanlond cum Feriby" jointly with the
Prior of Ferriby.
r Commonly called Bishop Burton.
" Geoffrey Cheese-and-bread. This singular name will probably be new even
to Mr. Lower.




264               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
De feodo de Faucomberg ij car. terrae.
Thomas filius Johannis [tenet] ij bov., Radulphus Halleman
iiij bov., Petrus de Holm ij bov., Rogerus le Joven' ij bov.,
Robertus filius Reginaldi ij bov., Rogerus Carp' ij bov., Willelmus Halmen ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
WALDEBY.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iiij car. terrae.
Robertus Freman tenet ij bov., Petrus de Trehous iiij bov.,
Johannes Alman j bov., Simon du Lund iiij bov., Johannes
filius Roberti vj bov., heres Henrici de Santon vj bov., Alexander de Hornsee ij bov., Archiepiscopus, nomine dotis, residuum,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Vesci di. car.
Reynerus de Vesci tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
RIPPLINGHAM.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iij car. terrae.
Thomas de Howeton tenet j car., Radulphus de Ripplingham
j car., Alexander de Cavet iij bov., Willelmus Vavasur iij bov.,
Stephanus de Ripplingham ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
De feodo de Stotevill x bov.
Radulphus de Ripplingham  tenet iiij bov., Willelmus de Coppegrave vj bov.,-unde xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
DREUTON.
De feodo de Vescy ij car. terrae.
Simon de Dreuton tenet vj bov., Johannes filius ejus iiij bov.,
Johannes de Metham  ij bov., Nicholaus de Cave iiij bov.,unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
t On Nov. 7th, 30th Edward I., Alexander de Cave was appointed one of the
collectors, in Yorkshire, of the Aid for marrying the king's eldest daughter
(Parl. Writs, i., 133). In the 2nd Edward II. he obtained a charter of free
warren in South Cave, Ripplingham, Holm and Kiplingcotes (Cal. Rot. Chart.,
141). In 1311 he was one of the keepers of the lands and tenements which had
belonged to the Templars in the county of York (Fasti Ebor., i., 376). On Sept.
24th, 1314, bishop Kellawe, of Durham, granted an indulgence of forty days in
behalf of the chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the church of South Cave,
for the good estate of Alexander de Cave and Joan, his wife, and for the souls of
Peter and Ellen de Cave, his parents, who are buried in the church of All Saints
at South Cave (Ibid., 413). In 1316 Alexander de Cave was returned joint lord
of South Cave, North Cliff and South Cliff. He occurs as a commissioner of
array for the wapentake of Harthill in 1318, and was elected knight of the shire
for the county of York in the same year (Parl. Writs, ii., 651).




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.             265
IVERTHORP.
De feodo de Malo Lacu iiij car. terrae.
Johannes Benet tenet iij bov., Thomas de Lynton ij bov.,
Johannes le Boteler j bov., Ricardus Biset j bov., hseres
Simonis Bourge j bov., haeres Godefridi Haye residuum,-unde
xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
NORTH CAVE.
De feodo de Malo Lacu ij car. vj bov.
Johannes de Metham  tenet j car., Johannes Tothe j car.,
Ricardus Prestman ij bov., Ricardus de Morgvill ij bov., Willelmus de Danethorp ij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Percy de Kildale ij car. terrae.
Haeres Elyae de Flanvyle iiij bov., Willelmus Sturmy, junior,
xij bov.,-unde xx faciunt feod.
De feodo de Stuteville ij car. terrse et di.
Stephanus Taloun j car., Alanus de Coupeland v bov., Willelmus de Thornetoft vij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
De feodo de Faucunberge iij car.
Willelmus filius Petri xj bov. et di., Nicholaus de Hothum j
bov., Johannes de Metham j bov. et di., Symon de Ellerker iiij
bov., Johannes de Chiefnies j bov., haeres Roberti Cock j bov.,
Alicia Stelez j bov., Johannes Pay ij bov., Walterus Faucunberge, junior, j bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
HOTHUM.
De feodo de Malo Lacu xj bov.
Alicia de Hothum tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
Summa feodorum istius wapentachii, xxvj feoda di. et vjt
pars unius feodi.
Summa denariorum, liij li. vjs. viijd.
Membrane vi.




WAPENTACHIUM DE BUCK[ROSE.]
SHIREBURNE.
De feodo de Moubray xiiij car. terroe.
Adam de Everingham  tenet ix car. et ij bov., Willelmus de
Shireburne xiiij bov., Willelmus de Meaus x bov., Willelmus de
Erghom vj bov., Willelmus, capellanus de Yiphele, ij bov., Henricus Scot ij bov., Willelmus Fulor iij bov., Ricardus, capellanus
de Grymeston, j bov., —unde xxiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iij car.
Nicholaus de Hastyng tenet vij bov., Willelmus de Erghom
vj bov., Willelmus de Shireburne v bov., Nicholaus de Hugate
j bov., Thomas Flayghgaft j bov., Thomas atte Strete j bov.,
Petrus de Ledemer (Sledmere) j bov., Thomas Frount' ij bov.,unde xxj faciunt feod.
EST HE (S) LARDTON.
De feodo de Moubray ij car. terrae.
Robertus de Colevill tenet iij bov., Adam Bernard ij bov.,
Willelmus de Buskeby ij bov., Willelmus Meignill di. car.,
Johannes Louny j bov.,-unde xxiiij faciunt feod.
De feodo de Bruys vj car. et iij bov.
Robertus de Colvill tenet vj car. et j bov., Robertus Serle ij
bov., —unde xxij car. et di. faciunt feod.
De feodo de Ros ij car. et di.
Willelmus de Rillyngton tenet vij bov. et di., Johannes de
Rillyngton vij bov. et di., Willelmus de Shireburne iij bov.,
Rogerus de Den j bov.,-unde xx car. faciunt feod.
YEDINGHAM.
De feodo Walteri de Faucunberge j car.
Priorissa de Yedingham tenet totum,-unde xxij car. et di.
faciunt feod.
De feodo Nicholai de Meignill v bov.
Willelmus le Colevill tenet j bov., Alicia Frybois j bov.,
Rogerus de Holond j bov., Thomas Le-nedy-man j bov., Robertus
Warde j bov.,-unde xxij car. et di. faciunt feod.




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KNAPTON a
De feodo de Vescy v car. terrae.
Gilbertus de Atonb tenet xv bov., Willelmus le Colevill xv bov.,
Nicholaus de Snayington vj bov., Johannes Script' iij bov.,
Henricus de Malton j bov.,-unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod.
SCAMESTON.
De feodo de Moubray vij car. terrse.
Willelmus de Latymer tenet totum,-unde xxviij car. terrze
faciunt feod.
WYNTRINGHAM.
De feodo de Mortymer viij car.
Willelmus de Vescy tenet totum,-unde xvj car. terroe faciunt
feod.
NEWETON.
De feodo de Luterell x car. vj bov.
Thomas Playcec tenet ij car., Willelmus Curcy xij bov., Petrus
Bekard ij car., Johannes de Heselarton j car., Isabella Playce
iij bov., Petrus de Garton iij bov., Robertus Dreng vj bov.,
Robertus Playce vj bov., Hawysia Mangevylain ij bov., Johannes
Gower xiij bov., Walterus Marescall j bov., —unde xviij car.
faciunt feod.
SCAKELTHORP.
De feodo de Bygot vj car. terrme.
Radulphus filius Willelmi xxij bov., Thomas de Wollay xiij
bov., Jacobus de Milyngton xiij bov.,-unde xxviij car. terra
faciunt feod.
De feodo de Ros j car. terrae.
Prior de Kirkeham tenet vj bov., haeredes Willelmi filii Willelmi
de Neuton ij bov.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
NORTON.
De feodo de Moubray vj car. terrae.
Haeres Mathei de Louefusd xiij bov., hares de Aton j car.,
Priorissa de Thycheued iij bov., Hamon Surdeval j car.,-unde
xviij car. faciunt feod.
a Membrane vi., in dorso.
b Gilbert de Aton had a grant of free warren in Knapton in the 2nd Edw. II.
(Cal. Rot. Chart., 141).
c By Inq. p. m., 10th Edward II., Thomas Playce died seised of 2 carucates in
Neuton, 1 carucate in Dugelby, 12 bovates in Multhorp, and 13 bovates in
Kirkeby in Grendale (Cal. Inq. p. mn., i., 279). William Playce was his son and
heir (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 233).
d The heir of Matthew de Louvaine was his son Thomas, who was aged twelve
years, or thereabouts, in the 30th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 624).




268               KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
WELLOM.
De feodo de Moubray iij car. terrae.
Haerese Willelmi de Aton tenet totum, —unde xviij car. terrwe
faciunt feod.
MENYTHORP.
De feodo Johannis Bygot iiij car. terrse et di.
Mar' de Nevill iij car. et v bov., Alicia de Hamby vij bov.,unde xvij car. terrme faciunt feod.
EDILTHORP.
De feodo de Brus iiij car. terrue.
Radulphus de Frytheby tenet totum,-unde xxij car. terrae et
di. faciunt feod.
FRYTHEBY.f
De feodo de Latymer ij car. terrve.
Radulphus de Frytheby tenet totum,-unde xxviij car. terrae
faciunt feod.
HOUSOM.
De feodo de Ros xij car. terrxe.
Willelmus de Ros tenet xj car., Walterus de Bardon iiij bov.,
Walterus Marescall ij bov., Willelmus de Friston ij bov.,-unde
xxiiij car. terrae faciunt feod.
SCRAYNGHAM.
De feodo de Wake vj car. vj bov.
Walterus de Langetons  vj car., Willelmus filius Rocelyni ij
bov., Johannes Berard iiij bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
LEPYNGTON.
De feodo de Ros iij car. vj bov.
Godefridus de Melsa iij car., Willelmus de Husom  ij bov.,
Johannes de Lepyngton iiij bov.,-unde xxiiij car. terrae et di.
faciunt feod.
e Gilbert de Aton obtained a charter of free warren in Wellom in the 2nd
Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 141).
f Firby, in the parish of Westow.
g The well-known bishop of Lichfield and Coventry and a great statesman.
He was a canon of York and master of St. Leonard's Hospital (Fasti Ebor., i.,
302, 331). On the 13th kal. Dec., 1301, John de Chaggeley, priest, was instituted to the rectory of Scrayngham " ad proesentationem dilectorum in Christo
filiorum domini Johannis de Drokenesford et magistri Thomae de Eadburbyri,
canonicorum Ebor., a venerabili patre domino Waltero de Langeton, Coventr' et
Lich' episcopo, ad hoc plenam potestatem habentium" (Reg. Corbridge, 35 a).




WAPENTAKE OF BUCKROSE, E. R.                     269
De feodo de Dayvill iij car. vj bov.
Godefridus  de Melsa  tenet totum,-unde  xxiiij  car. terrae
faciunt feod.
BARKETHORP.h
De feodo de Ros v car. et j bov.
Radnlphus de Barkethorp vij bov., Galfridus Stull iiij bov.,
Willelmus de Shireburne j car., Emma filia ejus x bov., Willelmus Crokes v bov., Isabella Crokes j bov., Avicia Crokes j
bov., Willelmus Molend' j bov., Petrus de Sutton ij bov., Johannes de Brantyngham  j bov., Willelmus Palmer j bov.,-unde
xxiiij car. terrae et di. faciunt feod.
BUGGETHORP.
De feodo de Chancy iij car. et vij bov.
Godefridus Dautriue xiiij bov., Alicia de Lundi vij bov., Domina
de Gray ij bov., Ricardus le Vernoun j car.,-unde xvj faciunt
feod.
Summa xj li. xiijs. iiijd. q.
LEVENYNG.j
De feodo de Ros xij car. terrae.
Willelmus de Ros tenet xij bov., Rogerus Trussebut ij car. di.,
Johannes Bernevill vj car. vj bov., Willelmus filius Thomse
vj bov., Robertus de Grymeston iiij bov., —unde xxiiij car. terrae
faciunt feod.
h The hamlet of Barthorpe, or Barthorpe Bottoms, about two miles east of
Scrayingham, is in the parish of Acklam, and not in that of Scrayingham, as I
have inadvertently stated, antea, page 71.
i The Inq. p. m. of Alice de Lund was taken April 22nd, 32nd Edward I."Dicunt [jurati] super sacramentum suum quod qusdam Agnes de Athewyk
fuit aliquando in seisina unius messuagii et septem bovatarum terra cum pertinentiis in Bugthorp quae ipsa Agnes habuit ex dono et concessione Walteri de
Grey.-Et dicunt quod Petrus de Lund desponsavit dictam Agnetem in seisina
dictorum tenementorum existentem, et seisinam suam una cum prmdicta Agnete
de praedictis tenementis continuavit usque ad diem obitus dictae Agnetis; et
statim post mortem dictae Agnetis dominus Thomas de Chaunci, modo Baro de
Skyrpenbek, posuit clamium suum in dictis tenementis, nitens praefatum Petrum
inde ejicere; qui Petrus viribus praedicti Thome resistens seisinam suam de dictis
tenementis continuavit; ita quod praedictus Petrus in seisinam dictorum tenementorum existens desponsavit praedictam Aliciam, filiam predicti Thomae de
Chaunci, et praedictis Petro et Alicia in seisina dictorum tenementorum existentibus praefatus Thomas propter securitatem dictae Aliciae filiae sue concessit
praedictis Petro et Aliciae quod ipsi et haeredes sui de corporibus ipsorum procreati
tenerent dicta tenementa cum pertinentiis de ipso Thoma et haeredibus suis.Dicunt etiam quod Margareta, filia praedictae Alicie, est ejus hberes propinquior,
et fuit aetatis quatuor annorum ad festum Annunciationis Beata Mariae proximo
praeteritum" (Cal. Gen., ii., 661).
j Membrane vii.




270              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
ACCLOM.
De feodo de Ros vj car. et vj bov. terrae.
Hugo  Broune tenet xij bov., Thomas Cornewaleys xij bov.,
Willelmus Crokes xj bov., Rogerus Trussebut ix bov., Hugo
Gaugy ij bov., Margareta Crokes iij bov., Petrus Faber j bov.,
Alicia Clok ij bov., Agnes de Vescy ij bov.,-unde xxiiij car.
terrae faciunt feod.
GERWARDEBY.k
De feodo Marmeduci de Thwenge v car. terrae.
Avicia de Gerwardeby x bov., Thomas de Cayton iiij bov., Adam
Arundel x bov., Avicia filia ejus iiij bov., Adam Verdenell xiiij
bov.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
B ERGHTHORP.m
De feodo de Bruys ij car. et di.
Walterus Uppiby iiij bov., Robertus Blaunch' iij bov., Ricardus
Everard ij bov., Radulphus de Frytheby vij bov., Ricardus
Stule j bov., Stephanus de Kenerthorp j bov., Henricus de Hou
j bov., Robertus de Dalton j bov.,-unde xxij car. et di. faciunt
feod.
THURGENTHORP.n
De feodo de Bruys xiij bov.
Margeria uxor Ricardi iiij bov., Thomas de Midelton iiij bov.,
Willelmus West j bov., Johannes Belle j bov., Johanna Grymet
j bov., Thomas Lovel j bov., Willelmus Boneface j bov.,-unde
xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
LANGTON.
De feodo de Wake xij car.
Willelmus de Langeton tenet x bov., Thomas Lovel di. car.,
Radulphus de Marinse ij bov., Isabella de Vescy x car.,-unde
xij car. terrae faciunt feod.
k Garrowby, in the parish of Kirby-Underdale.
I Adam Verdenel was bailiff of York in 1287-8. He was the son of Robert
Verdenel " de Marisco, Ebor.," bailiff in 1253-4, who founded a chantry at the
altar of the Blessed Virgin in the church of St. Saviour, and left a widow,
Mariote, who was living in 1281 (Reg. Wickwaine, 10). John Verdenel, brother
of Robert, was bailiff temp. Henry III., John de Selby then being mayor (Cott.
MSS., Nero D. iii., 134). Another John Verdenel was chamberlain in 1290.
Vincent Verdenel was chamberlain in 1295, and bailiff in 1304-5. Robert, son
of the above-mentioned Adam Verdenel, was living in 1304, and his son, Thomas
Verdenel, of York, died about 1333.
" Burythorpe.
" The vill of Thurgenthorp, or Thornthorpe, has disappeared. It stood about
half a mile west of Langton.




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BRIDDESSALE.
De feodo Archiepiscopi iiij car. terrae.
Adam de Briddessale vj bov., Gilbertus de Briddessale ij car.,
Thomas Wacelyn di. car., Willelmus Wacelyn vj bov., —unde
xxj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo Petri de Malo Lacu xj car. et di.
Adam  de Briddessale tenet ij bov., Thomas Wacelyn iiij bov.,
Willelmus Wacelyn j car., Johannes de Bucketon di. car., Beatrix
de Berghthorp iij bov., Matilda uxor Willelmi vj bov., Petrus
de Malo Lacu viij car. j bov.,-unde xiiij car. terre faciunt feod.
EST WHARRUM.0
De feodo Petri de Malo Lacu ij car. vj bov.
Radulphus de Barkethorp tenet j car., Willelmus de Thoraldeby
v bov., Robertus de Dugelby j bov., Rogerus Warde ij bov.,
Willelmus SlechteP ij bov., Alexander de Walkyngton ij bov.,
Johannes de Buttercrambe ij bov.,-unde xiiij car. terrse faciunt
feod.
SUTH WHARRUM.
De feodo de Percy vj car.
Robertus de Percyq tenet totum,-unde xxiiij car. terrme faciunt
feod.
BRIDDALE.r
De feodo de Moubray iij car. terrse et di.
Willelmus le Latymer tenet xij bov., Robertus Ughtridd j car.,
Robertus de Creppyng j car.,-unde xxiiij car. terrme faciunt feod.
RAISTHORP.
De feodo de Bruys ij car. terrae et di.
Thomas de Gunays tenet j car., Johannes Grymet j car., Gilbertus de Raisthorp di. car.,-unde xxij car. et di. faciunt feod.
TOUTHORP.
De feodo de Moubray ij car. et di.
Robertus Ughtridd tenet totum,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt
feod.
o Now called Wharram-le-street.
P William Slechte was bailiff of York in 1279-80, 1284-5 and 1287-8. His
son, Alan Slechte, held the same office in 1314-5.
q In the 5th Edward II., Peter, son of Robert de Percy, paid a fine of 20
marks for licence " acquirendi sibi et hoeredibus suis manerium de Wharrum cum
pertinentiis, et advocationem ecclesie, etc., de Roberto de Percy" (Abbrev. Rot.
Orig., 191).
r Burdale, in the parish of Wharram Percy.
S Membrane vii., in dorso.




272              KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
De feodo de Ros ij car. ij bov.
Hamon Gruscy tenet j car., Robertus Cissor ij bov., Robertus
de Fosse iiij bov., Willelmus Boby iiij bov.,-unde xx car. terrae
faciunt feod.
WETEWANGE.
De feodo Archiepiscopi xij car. terr.e.
Dominus Archiepiscopus tenet x car. et j bov., Ricardus Aunsell
tenet vij bov. et di., Johannes Aunsell ij bov., Willelmus filius
Adae ij bov., Alicia Odard et Alicia de Hugate ij bov. et di.,
Laurentius atte Mar' et Matilda Brune j bov.,-unde xij car.
terrae faciunt feod.
COLLOM.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi xij car. terrae.
Rogerus de Grymestont tenet vj car., Ricardus de Berley vj car.,
-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
SLEDEMER.
De feodo de Ros v car. vj bov.
Gerardus Salvayn tenet iiij car. et di., Robertus filius Galfridi ij
bov., Willelmus Fraunceys iij bov., Henricus de Lutton iij bov.,
Walterus Palmer ij bov.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Moubray xj car. vj bov.
Alicia de Wyvill tenet v car. di., Ricardus Layri ij bov., Jollanus
de Briddale ij bov., Martinus atte Mar' ij bov., Thomas de Wyvill iiij bov., Walterus de Dalton iiij bov., Johannes Puterel iij
bov., Robertus filius Galfridi ij bov., Ricardus de Cessewaus j
bov., Thomas Fraunceys j bov., Willelmus Cocus j bov., Gerardus Salvayn iij car.,-unde xxiiij car. faciunt feod.
WYVERTHORP.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi xv car. terrse.
Johannes filius Reginaldi tenet xiij car., Robertus filius Nigelli
j car. et di., Willelmus de Erghom di. car.,-unde xxj car. terrae
faciunt feod.
HELPERTHORP.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi ix car. ij bov.
Ricardus de Benyngton tenet vj bov., Adam Bruys j car., Cecilia
de Monte iiij bov., Thomas de Cayton j car., Adam  de Helperthorp iij bov., Matheus de Collom j bov., Willelmus de Catton
ij bov., Thomas Drury ij bov., Beatrix de Bilton" v car.,-unde
xxj car. terrae faciunt feod.
t On the 5th kal. June, 1308, Sir Roger de Grymeston and Julian, his wife,
presented Martin de Grymeston, priest, to the rectory of Collum (Reg. Greenfield,
pars i., 110 a).
" Probably "domina Beatrix de Bilton, quondam uxor domini Martini de
Otringham" (Reg. Melton, 298. Poulson's Holderness, ii., 425).




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EST LUTTON.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi v car.
Johannes Bard  tenet xiij bov., Johannes de Irton  iij bov.,
Robertus filius Nigelli j car., Johannes de Heselarton ij bov.,
Johannes de Menyngthorp ij bov., Robertus de Colevill j car.,
Beatricia Playce ij bov., Domina de Turkelby ij bov.,-unde xxj
car. terrae faciunt feod.
WEST LUTTON.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi vj car. terroe.
Willelmus Bard tenet ix bov., Nicholaus de Langetonv xij bov.,
Willelmus Sturmy j car., Robertus de Beverley j car., Johannes
Squier ij bov. Willelmus de Lutton iij bov., Robertus Dreng ij
bov., Stephanus filius Elenae j bov., Thomas de Cotom j bov. et
di., Thomas del How  di. bov., Robertus de Catton di. bov.,
Robertus filius Anabillae di. bov.,-unde xxj car. terrae faciunt
feod.
THURKELBY.
De feodo de Moubray iiij car. terrse.
Letitia de Nouers tenet ij car. terrae, Beatrix de Bilton ij car.
terrae,-unde xxj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Meignill iiij car. terrae.
Letitia de Nouers tenet ij car., Beatrix de Bilton ij car.,-unde
xxj car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi j car. terrae.
Letitia de Nouers tenet di. car., Beatrix de Bilton di. car.,unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
DUGELBY.
De feodo de Vescy vj car. vj bov. di.
Robertus de Bucketon tenet xiij bov., Thomas Plaice vij bov.
di., Johannes de Meningthorp j car., Willelmus Lovel vj bov.,
Robertus du Celer iij bov., Willelmus de Vesci iiij bov., Adam
Maresc' iiij bov., tenentes Adae de Dugelby iiij bov., Gilbertus
Tixtor ij bov., Isabella uxor Walteri ij bov., Thomas de Birkyn
j bov.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
" Nicholas de Langton was bailiff of York in 1286-7, and mayor in 1297 and
1306. His eldest son, Nicholas, was certified lord of Heworth, near York, in
1316, and in 1322 was appointed keeper of the archbishop's palace and prison in
York (Reg. Melton, 157). He held the office of mayor from 1322 to 1333, and
again from 1338 to 1341. In 1342 John de Langton, son of the last-mentioned
Nicholas, did homage to archbishop Zouche for lands in Huddleston (Reg. Zouche,
300 a). He was bailiff in 1346-7, and mayor from 1352 to 1363. In 1373 the
wardship and marriage of John, his son and heir, was granted by archbishop
Thoresby to William Gray, citizen of York, and Robert de Wyclif, rector of
St. Crux (Fasti Ebor., i., 464). This John married Joan, daughter of Sir Robert
Neville, of Hornby, and was father of Sir John Langton, of Farnley, near
Leeds, who was high sheriff of Yorkshire in 1425, and died in 1459.
T




:274             KNIGHTS' FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
MULTHORP.W
De feodo Johannis filii Reginaldi iij car. terrve et di.
Thomas de Alberbirg tenet ij car., Thomas Plaice j car. et di.,
-unde xxj faciunt feod.
SKIRKENBECK.
De feodo de Chancy vij car. terrae vj bov.
Elias de Burton tenet iij bov., Rogerus Bati iiij bov., Walterus
Gruncewall iij bov., Alexander le Serjant ij bov., Robertus
Rathebon iiij bov., Robertus Beverig j bov., Thomas filius Adae
ij bov., Petrus Thurkill j car., Johannes Burdon j car., Thomas
de Irton j car., Thomas Chanci in Thoraldebyx xiij bov., Willelmus de Thoraldeby iiij bov., Willelmus Freman ij bov.,unde xvj car. terrse faciunt feod.
THORP ELYS.Y
De feodo de Roos x bov.
Robertus Paa tenet totum,-unde xx car. terrne faciunt feod.
De feodo Comit' Albemarliae ij car. ij bov.
Henricus de Pokethorp tenet j car., Emma de Pokethorp ij
bov., Radulphusz filius Willelmi di. car., Matheus de Boithorp
ij bov., Robertus de Meltenby j bov., Willelmus de Scraihingham j bov.,-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
FRIDAITHORP.
De feodo de Roos j car. terrae.
Rogerus Ughtred tenet di. car., Willelmus filius Adae de
Fymmer di. car.,-unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
De feodo de Cantirbury v bov.
Rogerus Palmer tenet totum, —unde xx car. terrae faciunt feod.
CROHUM.
De feodo Archiepiscopi x car. terrae j bov.
Robertus de Crome tenet j car., Petrus de Haulay j car.,
Rogerus de Grymston j car., Ricardus de Berley di. car.,
Johannes de Cayton di. car., Johannes de Cessevause j bov.,
Ricardus filius Simonis j bov., Stephanus West j bov., Alicia
uxor Roberti j bov., Willelmus Palmer j bov., Stephanus de
Thorp ij bov., Gerardus Salvayn v car. j bov., Isabella de
Cotum j bov.,-unde xxx car. terrse faciunt feod.
Mowthorpe, in the parish of Kirby Grindalythe.
* Thoralby Hall is about a mile and a half N.E. of Skirpenbeck.
Y See page 72, note a.. Ralph Fitz William was certified lord of Thorpe Basset in 1316.
a John de Sezevaux (Thixendale) was M.P. for the city of York in 1300,
1305, 1307, 1311, 1315 and 1318. Nicholas de Sezevaux was M.P. in 1313 and
1327.




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GRYMESTON.
De feodo de Bruys iij car. terrse.
Johannes Grymet tenet j car., Radulphus de Fritheby xiij bov.,
Milo de Stapelton iij bov.,-unde xxij car. et di. faciunt feod.
Deb feodo de Moubray j car. terrse et di.
Johannes de Menithorp tenet di. car., Johannes Grymet j car.,
-unde xvj car. terrae faciunt feod.
RILLINGTON.
De feodo Comit' Albemarlise vj car. terrse.
Henricus de Pokethorp tenet x bov. di., Emma de Pokethorp iij
bov., Willelmus le Latimer iij bov., Gilbertus de Briddessale v
boy., haeres Willelmi de Aton j bov., Willelmus Heyelick j bov.,
Willelmus de Rillington ix bov., Emma uxor Gilberti iiij bov.,
Robertus de Rillington ij bov., Jul' Turnild [et] Robertus
Turnild di. bov., Johannes Tregenaus et Hospit' j bov., Emma
filia Idonis, Willelmus filius Gilberti, Johannes de Langthwait,
Thomas Faber [et] Prior de Malton ij bov., Thomas de Katton
ij bov., Radulphus Hervy ij bov., Ricardus Vernoun ij bov.,unde xvj car. terrse faciunt feod.
De feodo de Roos xx bov. terrae.
Ricardus le Vernoun tenet xv bov., Willelmus le Latimer j
bov., Robertus Paa j bov., Willelmus filius Thomae et tenent' iij
bov.,-unde xx car. terrse faciunt feod.
SETRINGTON.
De feodo Johannis Bygot xij car. terrae.
Johannes Bygotc tenet viij car., Robertus de Bucketon vij bov.,
Galfridus Stull vij bov., Thomas ad Molendinum  ij bov., Willelmus de la Botelrie ij bov., haeres Galfridi de Sutton ij bov.,
Robertus Kotes j bov., Galfridus Capellanus j bov. di., Radulphus Chamberlayn j bov. et di., Clemens' de la Grene ij
bov., Hugo Palmer ij bov., Willelmus Chamberlayn j bov.,
Walterus Russell j bov., Galfridus de Helperby j bov., Robertus
filius Walteri j bov.,-unde xvij car. terrae faciunt feod.
Summa istius wapentachii, xvij feoda et iiijta pars unius
feodi milit.
Summa denariorum, xxxv li. xs.
* Membrane viii., in dorso.
c In the 31st Edward I., Sir John Bygod, of Stockton, obtained a charter
from the king confirming the manor of Settrington to him and the heirs of his
body (Cal. Rot. Chart., 134). It appears from his Inq. p. m., which was taken in
the 33rd Edward I., that he held " manerium de Seteryngton cum pertinentiis
de domino rege in capite, quod manerium Rogerus le Bygod, Comes Norfolc' et
Mareschallus Anglioe, dedit per chartam suam praefato Johanni le Bygod de
Stoketon et Isabelle uxori sume." His son Ralph, then aged upwards of twenty
years, was his next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 690).
T 2








AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD I.
[TRANSCRIP]TUMa SUMMARUM  DE [AUXI]LIOb REGI CONCESSO AD
PRIMOGENITAM  FILIAM  SUAM  MARITANDAM, ANNO XXXI.
STAINCLIF.
Summa xxxij li. xj.   viijd.
a From the original Subsidy Roll preserved among the records of the Queen's
Remembrancer in the Exchequer. This is one of the documents kindly pointed
out by Mr. Walbran, as mentioned at page 234.  The roll consists of three
membranes, and contains the returns for a portion of the West Riding only.
Imperfect transcripts of this aid may be found in MSS. Dodsworth (vol. xxvii.)
and Rawlinson (450 B.) Dodsworth's copy was taken from a roll "in custodia
honorabilis domini Roberti comitis de Kingston super Hull, 10 May, 1632."
b In the 2nd volume of the Memorials of Fountains Abbey (p. 35), Mr.
Walbran gives the following account of this Aid:-" On the 1st June, 18th
Edward I., 1290, the Parliament granted an aid of 40s. from each knight's fee
in the kingdom for the marriage of the king's eldest daughter. When his sister
was married to the king of Scotland, her father had received only 2 marks from
each fee, but on this occasion it was conceded'quod dominus rex percipiat et
habeat de quolibet feodo militari quadraginta solidos, hac vice, plenarie et
integre: ita tamen quod alias non cedat eis in praejudicium vel consuetudinem'
(Rotul. Parl., i., 25. Parl. Writs, i., 20). The aid was not, however, collected
until the king by letters patent, dated 7th November, 30th Edward I., after
reciting the grant, and that the collection had been hitherto graciously suspended
for the greater ease of the commonalty, empowered the sheriffs and others to
collect the same (Rotul. Parl., i., 266)."
One moiety of this aid was to be paid into the Exchequer on the octaves of
the Purification, and the other moiety on the morrow of the Ascension (Parl.
Writs, i., 132). By the above-mentioned letters patent, the sheriff, Alexander
de Cave and Geoffrey de Hotham were appointed collectors in the county of York
(Ibid., 133). Of the two last-named persons some notices have already been
given (pp. 259, 264).
c That portion of the roll which comprises the wapentake of Staincliffe is so
much injured by damp that I did not attempt to transcribe it. And this was the
less necessary, as the " Inquisitio de feodis militum," printed at page 189, is of
the same date, and contains similar information.




YOUCROSSE.'
THORNETON.A   De Roseac  de  Moubray pro  quinque  car.
terrse in Thorneton, unde xiiij car., etc., xiiijs. iiijd. ob.  De
Ingramo de Gynesd pro duabus car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut
supra, vs. ixd. De Gregorio de Thorneton pro una car. terrae
in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. xd.
CLAPHAM.   De Willelmo filio Johannis de Clapeham  pro
tricesima parte unius feodi milit. in Clapham, xvjd.
DENT.   De Hugone filio Henricie pro una car. terrse in
Dent, unde xiiij car., etc., ijs. xd. ob.
SADBERGH.  De eodem  Hugone pro una car. terrae in Sadbergh, unde, ut supra, ijs. ixd. ob.
INGLETON. De Johanne filio Hugonisf pro tribus car. terrue
in Ingleton, unde xviij car., etc., vjs. viijd. q.
BENTHAM.  De eodem  Johanne pro tribus car. terrae  in
Bentham, unde, ut supra, vjs. viijd. q.
AUSTWIK.  De Johanne de Harington pro sex car. terrae in
Austwik, unde, ut supra, xiijs. iiijd. oh.
Summa lvjs. xd.
a The wapentake of Ewcross does not occur in Kirkby's Inquest or in the
Feoda Militum.
b Thornton in Lonsdale.
" Roesia, widow of Roger de Mowbray, and sister to Gilbert, earl of Clare
(Dugd. Bar., i., 126).
d C" Cristiana, quae fuit uxor Ingelrami de Gynes," was living in the 19th
Edward II. (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., 293).
" Hugh Fitz Henry died in the 33rd Edward I., and was succeeded by his son
Henry (Cal. Gen., ii., 697).
f The Inq. p. m. of John Fitz Hugh, who married Isabella, daughter and
heiress of Michael de Ryhill, was taken 13th January, 34th Edward I. The
iurors say that " Henricus filius Johannis filii Hugonis est propinquior hseres
ejus, et fuit atatis trium annorum ad festum Sancti Edmundi Regis et Martyris
proximo praeteritum" (Cal. Gen., ii., 679). Est etiam nova inquisitio ad inquirendum quis sit dominus de Burton in Lonesdale, de quo manerium de Ingelton
tenetur in capite:-" Johannes filius Rogeri le Moubray est dominus de Burton,
qui infra aetatem est et in custodia domini regis. Et Roysia, quae fuit uxor
Rogeri le Moubray, dotata est per ipsum dominum regem de praedicto manerio
de Burton" (Ibid.).




MORLAY.
FARNELAY.  De Margaretaa de Nevill pro iij car. terrae in
Farnelay, unde xviij car. faciunt feod., vjs. viijd.
HETON.  De eadem  Margareta pro iij car. terrme in Heton
Flattesb (sic), unde, ut supra, vjs. viijd.
ARMELAY.  De eadem  Margareta  pro  iiij bov. terrae in
Armelay, unde, ut supra, xiiijd.
IDEL.  De Roberto de Plumptonc pro iij car. terrae in Idel,
unde xiiij car. faciunt feod., viijs. vijd. ob.
ELAND.  De Hugone de Eland pro una car. et sex bov.
terrae in Eland, unde xvj car., etc., iiijs. iiijd. ob.
CARLINGHOU.  De Hugone de Eland pro ij bov. terrae in
Carlinghou et Batelay, unde, ut supra, vijd. ob.
OURUM.d   De  Jobanne de Lascy pro  una car. terrae in
Ourum, unde, ut supra, ijs. vjd.
WIRKELAY.e   De Willelmo de Wirkelay pro una car. terrae
in Wirkelay, unde xviij car., etc., ijs. ijd. ob. q.  De Rogero de
Northalle pro una car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. ijd.
ob. q.
HECMUNDWIK.  De Johanne Tilly pro una car. terrae et iiij
bov. in Hecmundwik, unde xx car. terrae, etc., iijs.
GOMERSALE.  De  eodem  Johanne  pro  sex  car. terrae in
Gomersale, unde, ut supra, xijs.
TONG.  De Ricardo  de Tong pro iij car. terrae in Tong,
unde xviij car., etc., vjs. viijd. q.
NORTH  BIREL.  De Willelmo  de Swinlington pro ij car.
terrae in Swinlingtonf (sic), unde, ut supra, iiijs. vd. ob.
a Margaret, daughter and heiress of Sir John Longvillers, of Hornby, and
widow of Sir Geoffrey de Neville (Thoresby's Ducat. Leod., ed. 1816, 184). By
Inq. p. m. taken in the 12th Edward II., Margaret de Neville died seised, inter
alia, of the manor of Farnley, which she held of the honour of Pontefract, and
of lands in Heton (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 290).
b An error for Heton Clack, now called Cleckheaton.
" Son and heir of Sir Robert de Plumpton, by Isabella, daughter of Serlo de
Westwick (Dugd. Visit. of Yorks., ed. Surt. Soc., 190). His grandfather, Nigel
de Plumpton, held Idell of the earl of Lincoln in the 29th Henry III. (Plumpton
Corr., ed. Camden Soc., xvii, xx).
d South Owram, in the parish of Halifax.' Wortley, near Leeds.          f See page 225, antea.




280           AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD I.
MIDELTON.  De Simone de Crepping pro iij car. terrae in
Midelton, unde, ut supra, di. marc.
BATELAY. De Ada de Oxenhope et Johanne filio Willelmi
pro iij car. terrae in Batelay, unde, ut supra, di. marc.
ERDESLAWE. De Johanne de Heton pro ij car. et di. terrae
in Erdeslawe, unde xv car., etc., di. marc.
LYVERSEGE.  De Roberto de Lyversege et Willelmo de
Lyversege pro iij car. terrae in Lyversege, unde xviij car., etc.,
di. marc.
MIRFELD. De Johanne de Heton et Ada de Pontefracto
et Johanne, rectore ecclesise de Mirfeld, et Ada de Everingham
pro ij car. terrae et sex bov. in Mirfeld, unde, ut supra, vjs. ijd.
De Ada de Hop'omg pro ij bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra,
vijd.  De Ada de Helagh pro una car. terrae in eadem, unde,
ut supra, ijs. ijd. ob. q.
LOFTHoUS. De Thoma de Lofthous pro una car. terrae in
Lofthous, unde xij car., etc., xld.
HUNSLET. De Willelmo le Latimer pro iij car. terrae in
Hunslet, unde xxiiij car., etc., vs.
CALVERLAY. De Johanne Scott pro una car. terrae in Calverlay, unde, ut supra, xxd.
FERSLAY. De eodem Johanne pro xj bov. terrae in Ferselay,
unde, ut supra, ijs. iijd. ob.
PUDESAY. De Hugone de Wodhall pro ij car. terra  in
Pudesay, unde, ut supra, xld.
MORLAY (sic).h  De Simone Warde pro vj car. in Drittlington, unde xviij car. terrae, etc., j marc.
[BIESTON ET MORLAY.]  De Willelmo de Bieston pro iij
car. terrae in Bieston et Morlay, unde, ut supra, di. marc.
Summa vij li. xs. xd.
g He is called Hopton at page 225.
h See page 227, antea.




STRAFFORD.
BRINSFORD, ETC.   De Ada de Normanvile pro uno feodo
milit. in Brinsford, Tribergh et Dalton,a xls.
WATH, B(R)AMPTON,b [ETC.]   De Willelmo le Flemmingc
pro  j feodo  in Wath, B(r)ampton, Wambewell, Derfeld  et
Wrtlay,d xls.
TRETON  [ET] ULLAY.  De Edmundo  Wastenais  pro uno
feodo in Treton et Ullay-pars de xls.-xxvijs. xd.
ASTON.  De Willelmo  de  Cantolupoe  pro  uno  feodo  in
Aston, xls.
EDLINGTON.  De Warino filio Fulconis pro medietate unius
feodi in Edlington, xxs.
MAGNA HALTON.  De Willelmo de Hamelton pro medietate
unius feodi in Magna Halton, xxs.
MOREHOUS.  De Willelmo le Latimer pro medietate unius
feodi in Morehous et Clayton, xxs.
a In the Feoda Militum (p. 230) Adam de Normanvill is returned as holding
one knight's fee in " Brinsford, Tryberge, Dalton et Boulton."
b Brampton Byerlaw, in the parish of Wath-upon-Dearne.
" Son of Reiner le Fleming. In the 21st Edward I. he was called to shew by
what right he claimed to have gallows and infangtheof at Wath, when he pleaded
that all his ancestors had enjoyed that privilege (S. Yorks., ii., 65. Plac. de Quo
War., 203). William le Fleming died in 1307, leaving Reiner, or Reginald, his
son and heir, then between thirty and forty years of age (Cal. Gen., ii., 735).
d Wortley, in the parish of Tankersley (S. Yorks., ii., 307).
e In the 21st Edward I. William de Cantilupe and Emma, his wife, were
summoned to shew by what right they claimed to have free warren in all their
demesne lands in "Aston, Kereby, Ravenesthorp, Bolteby and Trilleby," and
infangtheof and gallows in the same towns (Plac. de Quo War., 225). William
de Cantilupe died about the 2nd Edward II. (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 161), and
shortly afterwards the lands of Aston were claimed by T. de Outhenby, or de
Aunby, and William de Ergham, as the representatives, the one of Christian,
the other of Joan, sisters of Osbert de Arches, while Edmund Mansel claimed a
third part, as son and heir of Alice, another sister. He brought his action, and
the cause came to a hearing in the 5th Edward II., when the jury found that
Alice was a bastard, and the plaintiff in mercy (S. Yorks., ii., 161). In the
Knights' Fees in the wapentake of Strafforth (temp. Edw. II.), mentioned at
page 230, note h, it is stated that " Wiilelmus de Ergham et Thomas Anesley
(sic) ten' unum feodum de (sic) Aston de feodo [de Luterell]."  In the Nomina
Villarum, however, Thomas de Aunby is returned sole lord of Aston in 1316,
and, as Thomas de Outhenby, he occurs as patron of that rectory in 1321 (Reg.
Melton, 150 b).




282              AID GRANTED  TO KING  EDWARD  I.
HoTON PAYNEL.  De Galfrido Luterelf pro medietate unius
feodi in Hoton Paynel, xxs.
BILHAM.  De Thoma de  Barvile pro  di. feodo  milit. in
Bilham, xxs.
THIRNESCHOCH.   De  Magistro  Roberto  de  Barneby  pro
quarta parte unius feodi in Thirneschoch, xs.
FRICKELAY.   De Willelmo  le Vavasour pro  octava parte
unius feodi in Frickelay, vs.  De Johanne Haringels pro octava
parte unius feodi in eadem, vs.
HIKELTON, ETC.  De Willelmo Daniel/, Egidio de Hikelton,i
Thoma de Asshebur' et Waltero de Apperley pro uno feodo in
Hikelton et Cateby, xls.
CANTELAY.  De Priore de Wirkesop, Abbate de Kirkestall,
Priore  Hospitalis Sanctme Katerinae Lyncoln' et Priorissa de
Hanepol pro di. feodo milit. in Cantlay, xxs.
LOVERSALE.  De Johanne de Ripariis pro iiijta parte unius
feodi in Loversale, xs.
LANGETWAIT.J  De Willelmo de Langtwait pro iiijta parte
unius feodi milit. in Langtwait et aliisk villis, xs.
ROUTHEMARAYS.   De Johanne de Aneslay, S(tephano) de
Bella Aqua et Willelmo de Appelford pro j feodo milit. in Routhmarays et Wambewell, xvs.
HOTON  LYVET ET PICKEBURN.  De Jacobo Lyvet pro uno
feodo milit. in Hoton Lyvet et Pickeburn, xls.
Summa xxj li. vijs. xd.
f Sir Geoffrey Luterell, son and heir of Sir Robert, was 21 years old on the
1st of June, 25th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 536). He married Agnes, daughter
of Sir Richard Sutton, of Sutton, co. Notts., and died in 1345 (Stapleton's Trinity
Priory, 160).
g In 1314 John de Haringel was a commissioner of Array in the wapentake
of Strafforth (Parl. Writs, ii., 974).
h He is called Danyell at page 231. Peter de Rotherfield, who held the vill
of Hickleton at the date of Kirkby's Inquest (p. 4), had a son William, who left
four daughters his co-heirs, of whom one married William d'Eyvile, who is said
by Dodsworth to have held Hickleton (S. Yorks., ii., 133).
i " Egidius, filius personae de Hekelton," married another of the daughters
and co-heirs of William de Rotherfield (S. Yorks., ii., 133).
i Langthwaite is the name of a farm about three miles N.W. of Doncaster.
k According to the Feoda Militum (p. 231, antea), William de Langwath held
the fourth part of a knight's fee in Langwath and Bramley. But in the abovementioned Knights' Fees in this wapentake (temp. Edw. II.), it is stated that
" her' Willelmi de Langhtwayt [ten'] iiijtam partem unius feodi in Langhtwayt,
et iiijtam partem unius feodi in Waddesworth."




TIKEHILL.
BENTLEY. De Pagano de Tibtoft pro uno feodo milit. in
Bentley, xls.
ATHEWIK, ETC. De Alicia du Lounda pro di. feodo milit. in
Athewik et Barneby, xxs.
WILTHORP. De haer' Johannis de Bella Aqua pro di. feodo
milit. in Wilthorp, xxs.
PARVA HALGHTON. De Johanne de Anneslay pro di. feodo
milit. in Parva Halghton,b xxs.
WIKERLEY.  De (Jaco)bo Lyvet pro di. feodo milit. in
Wikerley, xxs.
BOULTON ET SWYNTON. De Thoma de Mounteney ct Stephano de Bella Aqua pro di. feodo milit. in Boulton et Swynton,
XXS.C
SPROTEBURGH, ETC. De Willelmo filio Willelmi pro ij feod.
milit. in Sprotteburgh cum membris, iiij li.
DENINGBY, ETC.  De Willelmo le Vavasour de Deningby
pro uno feodo milit. in Deningby et Neuhalle,d xls.
GRESSEBROK.  De Thoma Barbot pro di. feodo milit. in
Gresebrok, xxs.
MELTON. De Willelmo de Sancto Georgio pro di. feodo in
Melton, xxs.  De Willelmo le Crescy pro di. feodo milit. in
Melton, xxs.
HOTON ROBERT, ETC. De Roberto de Hoton pro uno feodo
milit. in Hoton Robert, Stansale et Wilsik, xls.
SHELTON. De Waltero de Tyneslawe et Johanne de Shelton
pro uno feodo milit. in Shelton-pars de xls.-xxs.
STAYNTON, ETC.  De Johanne Le Boteler pro uno feodo
milit. in Staynton et Helghby, xls.
WADWORTH. De Adam de Everingham pro uno feodo milit.
in Wadworth, xls.
Summa xxiij li.
a See page 269, note i.
b " Johannes de Annesley tenet in Parva Halghton et Arkesay di. feod. milit."
(p. 232, antea).
c The above six entries are bracketted together in the margin of the roll, with
the description "Honor de Bentley" annexed.
d Deningby and Neuhalle are not mentioned in the Feoda Militum.




BARKESTON.
MIKELFELD.  De Osberto de Spaldington et Johanne de la
Launde pro uno feodo milit. in Mikelfeld-pars de xls.-xs.
LUTRINGTON.  De Johanne de Nevill et suis participibus pro
uno feodo milit. in Lutrington, xls.
STYVETON.  De Johanne de Raygate pro uno feodo milit. in
Styveton, Thorp Wilughby, etc.,a xls.
HODELSTON.  De Johanne de Melsa pro uno feodo milit. in
Hodeleston, xls.
GAYTEFORD. De Johanne de Burstall pro di. feodo milit. in
Gaytford, xxs.
BRETTON.  De Johanne de Lascy pro iiijta parte unius feodi
milit. in Bretton,b xs.
LUMBY.  De Johanne de [Raygate]c et Hugone, presbitero,d
pro iiijta parte unius feodi milit. in [Lumby], xs.
BIRNE.  De Johanne de Bellae (sic) pro di. feodo milit. in
Birne, xxs.
SOUTH MILFORD. De Willelmo de Camera pro tertia decima
parte unius feodi milit. in South Milford, iijs. ob. q.
BARKES [TON].  De Archiepiscopo Ebor. pro quarta parte
unius feodi milit. in Barkes [ton], xs.
TADCASTRE.  De Henrico de Percy pro iiij car. terrse in
Tadcastre, unde x car. faciunt feod.,-pars de xvjs.-vs. viijd.
HESELWOD.  De Willelmo le Vavasour pro iij car. terrse in
Heselwod, unde xiiij car., etc., viijs. vijd. ob.
RITHRE [ET] LEEDE. De Willelmo de Rithre pro uno feodo
milit. in Rithre et Leede, xls.
BRAMHAM.  De haer' Petri d.e Malo Lacu pro quarta parte
unius feodi milit. in Bramham, xs.
CLIFFORD.  De Johanne Burdon, Willelmo Inwardby, Marmeduco de Clifford et Angertino Salwayn pro duabus car. terrae
et di. in Clifford, unde xiiij car., etc., vijs. ijd. q.
a See page 213, antea.
b According to the Feoda Militum (p. 213), John de Lascy held the fourth
part of a knight's fee in Bretton and Gayteford.
c This roll, as I have previously stated, is much injured by damp, and the
writing is in many instances completely effaced. The bracketted portions of the
text are supplied, as far as practicable, from the Feoda Militum.
d Hugh, the priest of " Fery juxta Pontem " (p. 213, antea).'" Hseres domini Johannis de Bella Aqua" (p. 214, antea).




WAPENTAKE OF BARKSTON-ASH, W. R.                  285
[OCLESTHORP.]   De Johanne de Oclesthorp pro  di. car.
terrae in Oclesthorp, unde, ut supra, - pars de xvijd. q.viijd. ob.
[SUTTON.]  De Johanne de Rothirfeld pro ij car. terrse in
Sutton, unde, ut supra, vs. ixd.
[FARBURN.]  De hzer' Roberti de Everingham  pro di. feodo
milit. in Farburn, xxs.
[HATHELSAY, ETC.]  De [Milone] de Stapelton pro [quarta]
parte unius feodi in Hathelsay, Brayton et Beghby,f xs.
[CARLETON.  Deg........pro iij] car. terrse in Carleton, unde viij car., etc., xvs.
[KYRKBY ET GRIMESTON.  De Margare]tah de Nevill pro
[ij] car. terrae in [Kyrkby et Grimes]ton, unde xiiij car., etc.,
vs. ixd.
[NORTH MILFORD.]  De [haered'] Roberti de North Milford
pro una [car. terrae] in North Milford, unde, ut supra, ijs.
xd. ob.
GRIMSTON.  De [Ada] de Mikelfeld pro di. car. terrae in
Grimston, unde, ut supra, xvijd. q.
HIRST COURTENAY.  De [Johanne] de Foxholes et suis participibus pro ij car. terre in Hirst Courtenay, unde, ut supra,
[vs.] ixd.
SAXTON.  De Alesia de Lascy pro iij car. terrse in Saxton
cum  membris, unde xiiij car., etc.,-pars de viijs. vijd. ob.xvijd. q.
TOUTETON.  De Willelmo de Stopham  pro ij car. terrse in
Toueton, unde xiiij car., etc., vs. ixd.
Summa xvij li. ixs.
f This place is called Barneby in the Feoda Militum. I am not able to
identify it.' Probably " De Auchero filio Henrici." See p. 215, antea.
* Margaret de Neville died seised of lands in Kirkby and Grimston by Inq.
p. m., 12th Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. n., i., 290).




SKIR[AKE.]
MORTON.  De haer' de Morton pro ij car. et di. terrae in
Morton, unde xiiij, etc.-pars de vijs. ijd. q.-iijs. vjd. q.  Vicecomes recepit residuum.a
ILKELAY.  De villata de Ilkelay pro ij car., unde, ut supra,
-pars de vs. ixd.-ijs. xd.  Vicecomes recepit residuum.
YEDON.  De hker' de Yedon pro una car. et di., unde xvj
car., etc., iijs. ixd.
ROUDON.  De Priore de Boulton pro una car. terrae in Roudon, unde, ut supra; de Thoma de Horsford pro una car. terrae
in eadem, unde, ut supra-pars de vijs. vjd.-iijs.   Vic rec.
resid.
HORSFORD.   )e Thoma de Horsford pro una car. terrwe in
Horsford, unde, ut supra,-pars de ijs. vjd.-xvd.  Vic. rec.
resid.
CARLETON.  De her' de Carleton  pro  ij car. terrae  in
Carleton, unde, ut supra, vs.
HEDDINGLEY.  De Willelmo Paytefin pro di. feodo milit. in
Heddingley, xxs.
POTTER NEUTON. De Willelmo de Wentworth pro di. feodo
in Potter Neuton, xxs.
ALLIRTON GLEDHOU.  De haer' Willelmi de Allirton pro di.
car. terre in Allirton Gledhou, unde xvj car., etc., xvd.
GIPTON.  De Alexandro de Ledesb pro una car. terrae in
Gipton, unde, ut supra, ijs. vjd.
SWILINGTON.  De Hugone de Swinlington pro ij car. et di.
terrae in Swinlington, unde, ut supra,c xs.  De eodem  Hugone
pro di. feodo milit. in eadem, xxs.
ALIRTON JUXTA AQUAM.  De Comite Lincolniae pro ij car.
terrme in Allirton juxta Aquam, unde x car., etc., viijs.
a These words in their contracted form, Vic. rec. res., or Vic. r. r., are added
in another hand. They shew what the collectors did not and what the sheriff
did receive. By the Letters Patent mentioned at page 277, both parties were
empowered to collect, and what the sheriff got will be accounted for on the Pipe
Roll, probably with the addition of some facts not mentioned here.
b Alexander de Ledes had a grant of free warren in Gipton in the 33rd
Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).
c That ten carucates, and not sixteen, made one knight's fee in Swillington
is proved by the amount which Hugh de Swillington paid for the two and a half
carucates held by him, and also by the entry in the Feoda Militum.




WAPENTAKE OF SKYRACK, W. R.                 287
PRESTON.  De Ada de Preston  pro di. feodo milit. in
Preston, xxs.
OUSTHORP.  De haer' Willelmi de Lincoln pro una car. et
di. terrae in Ousthorp, unde x car., etc., vjs.  De her' Ricardi
Lourd' pro v bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. vjd.
GERFORD.  De Ada de Preston pro ij car. terrae in Gerford,
unde, ut supra, viijs.  De haer' Simonis de Rupe pro una car.
terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, iiijs.
SECROFT. De Comite Lincolniae pro una car. terrae in Secroft,
unde, ut supra,-pars de iiijs.-xld.  De Willelmo Le Wayte
pro una car. terrae in eadem,d unde, ut supra,-pars de iiijs.-xld.
BECHAGH, [ETC.]   De haer' Andreae Grammary pro tertia
parte unius feodi in Abirford, Bechagh et Cusseford,e j marc.
THORNOURE.  De Willelmo de Hamelton pro iiijta parte
unius feodi milit. in Thornoure, xs.
SCARTHCROFT.  De Willelmo de Rithre pro ij car. terrae in
Scarthecroft, unde x car., etc.,-pars de viijs.-iiijs.  Vic. rec.
resid.
SCHADEWELL.  De haer' de Schadewelle pro di. feodo milit.
in Schadewelle, xxs.
ARTHINGTON.  De Laurentio de Arthington pro di. feodo in
Arthington,-pars de xxs.-xs.  Vic. rec. resid.
ALWALDLEY.  De haer' Willelmi de Alwaldley pro ij car.
terrae, unde xvj car., etc.,-pars de vs.-ijs. vjd.  Vic. rec. resid.
De Rogero de Withetonf de Alwaldley pro una car. terrae in
eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. vjd.
EST KESEWIK.  De haer' de Est Kesewik pro di. feodo,pars de xxs.-xs.  Vic. rec. resid.
HARWOD. De haer' de Harwod pro xj car. et una bov. terrae,
unde xvj, etc.,-pars de xxvijs. ixd. oh. q.-xiiijs. iijd. oh. q.
Vic. rec. resid.
LEDES.  De Comite Lincolniae pro iiijta parte unius feodi in
Ledes, xs. De Rogero de Ledes pro octava parte unius feodi in
eadem, vs.
WODHUSOM.  De haer' de Berley pro una car. terrae, unde
xiiij car., etc.,-pars de ijs. xd. ob.-xvjd. ob.  Vic. rec. resid.
BINGLEY.  De haer' de Bingeley pro di. feodo,-pars de xxs.
-xs.  Vic. rec. resid.
GISELAY.  De Simone Ward pro xvijg car. terrae, unde xxiiij
d This carucate was in Kidall. See page 208, antea.
" Most likely Cusseford is some place near the river now forgotten, or remembered only as a farm.
f Perhaps Roger de Witheton (Weeton) was the heir of William de Brandon.
See p. 209, antea.
g These xvij carucates were in Guiseley, Hawkesworth and Baildon. See
page 209, antea.




288           AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD I.
car. terrae, etc.,-pars de xxviijs. iiijd.-viijs. iiijd.  Vic. rec.
resid.
POUEL.  De Ricardo de Goldesburgh pro iiijta parte unius
feodi in Pouel,-pars de xs.-vs.  Vic. rec. resid.
BURGHLAY.  De Ricardo de Babyngton pro di. feodo in
Burlay et Mensington,-pars de xxs.-xs.  Vic. rec. resid.
OTTELEY. De Archiepiscopo Ebor. pro di. feodo in Ottelay,
pars de xxs.-xs.  Vic. rec. resid.
BERWIK. De Comite Lincolniae pro iij car. terrse in Berwik,
unde x car., etc., xijs.
THORP STAPELTON.  De hber' de Thorp Stapelton pro ij car.
terrse, unde, ut supra,-pars de viijs.-vjs.
PARLINGTON.   De Hugone Dispensator pro iiij car. terrse
et septem bov. in Parlington,^ unde x car., etc.,-pars de xixs.
vjd.-ixs. ixd.
Summa xvj li. ijs. iijd. ob.
h In Parlington and Hillum (p. 210, antea).




AYNSTY.
THORP BUSTARD.  De Johanne de Gray pro una car. et v
bov. et di. terrae in Thorp Bustard, unde x car., etc., vjs. ixd.
De Roberto Bustard pro una car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut
supra,-pars de iiijs.-ijs.
THoRP ACOM.a  De Elena de Sutton pro ij bov. terrae in
Thorp Acorn, unde xv car., etc.,-pars de viijd.-iiijd.   De
Ada de Thorp pro v bov. et di. in eadem, unde, ut supra, xxd.
De Johanne de Gray pro sex bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut
supra, ijs.
WTL(S) THORP.b De Roberto de Pontefracto pro ij car. et di.
terrae, unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod., vjs. xjd.
ACASTRE MALBYS.  De Ricardo de Malebys pro iiij car.
terrae in Acastre Malbys, unde xv car., etc., xs. viijd.
COLTON. De haer' Gacei Chaumon pro xx bov. terrae in
Colton, unde viij car. et ij bov. faciunt feod., xijs. jd. ob. De
Roberto Ughtred pro viij bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra,
iiijs. xd. q. De Henrico filio Ricardi pro iiij bov. terrze in eadem,
unde, ut supra, ijs. vd.  De Henrico de Scotenay pro ij bov.
terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, xiiijd. ob. De Ricardo Ayr pro
una bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, vijd. q.  De Johanne
filio Dousme pro una bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, vijd. q.
APPELTON.  De Thoma de Mounceaux pro ij car. terrme in
Appelton, unde xij car. terrae, etc., vjs. viijd.  De Johanne
Sampson pro ij car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, vjs. viijd.
De Johanne Faucomberge pro ij car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut
supra, vjs. viijd.
STYVETON.  De Roberto Ughtred et Isabella uxore ejus pro
iiij car. et di. terrae in Styveton, unde viij car., etc., xxijs. vjd.
De Thoma Cerfe pro di. car. terrae in eadem, unde x car., etc., ijs.
BOULTON.  De domina de Vescy pro viij car. terrae in Boulton, unde xiiij car., etc., xxijs. xd. ob.
HORNINGTON.  De Willelmo de Rithre pro xviij bov. terrae
in Hornington, unde x car. terrae, etc., ixs.  De Willelmo de
Hornington pro iij bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, xviijd.
a A clerical error for Thorp Aton, now called Middlethorp.
See page 290, postea.
U




290           AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD I.
OXTON. De pluribus libere tenentibus de Oxton pro iiij car.
terrae in Oxton, unde, ut supra,-pars de xvjs-vjs. ixd.
BILBURGH.  De Johanne de Raygate pro j car. terrse, unde
xv car. et di. faciunt feod., ijs. vijd. De Rogero Basy pro iiij
car. terrae et ij bov. in eadem, unde, ut supra, xjs. De Priore
Sanctae Trinitatis pro iiij bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra,
xvjd.  De Ricardo filio Gerardi pro iij bov. terrae in eadem,
unde, ut supra, xijd.
ASKHAM WEST.  De Priore de Briddelington pro iiij car. et
di. terrae in Bridd. (sic), unde x car. terrae, etc., xviijs.
THORPARCHES.  De haer' Laderenae pro iij car. terrae, unde
xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod., viijs. iijd. ob. q.
WALTON.  De Johanne Fairfax et Henrico de Camera pro
una car. terrae in Walton, unde xiiij car., etc., ijs. xd. ob. De
Elya de Farwath, Willelmo Scott et Willelmo Martel pro j car.
terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. xd. ob.
BILTON.  De Willelmo le Vavasour pro ij car. terrae in
Bilton, unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod., vs. vjd. ob. De eodem
Willelmo pro ij car. terrae quas tenet de Priore de Parco in
eadem, unde, ut supra, vs. vjd. ob.  De Ricardo le Walais pro
ij car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, vs. vjd. ob.
KNAPTON.  De Johanne de Grantham  pro iij car. terrae in
Knapton, unde xij car., etc., xs.
FOLIFAIT.  De Alano de Folifait pro j car. terrae et di. in
Folifait, unde, ut supra, vs.  De haer' Willelmi filii Thomae pro
una car. et di. in eadem, unde, ut supra, vs.
CATHIRTON.  De Henrico de Cruce et Emma uxore ejus pro
una car. et j bov. terrae, unde xiiij car. et di., etc., iijs. jd. ob.
De Willelmo le Cerf pro iij bov. terrae, unde, ut supra, xiijd.
ob.  De haer' Roberti Proudfote pro di. car. terrae in eadem,
unde x car., etc., ijs.
MERSTON. De haer' Willelmi filii Henrici et Hugone Prodom
pro j car. et di. terrae, unde x car. et di., etc.,-pars de vs. ixd.
-ijs. vjd.
RUGHFORD.  De Willelmo de Bugthorp et Alicia uxore ejus
pro iiij car. terrae in Rughford, unde xiijc car. terrae, etc., xijs.
iiijd.
WIL (S) THORP. De Priorissa de Munketon pro di. car. terrae,
unde xiiij car. et di., etc.,-pars de xvjd. ob. q.-viijd. ob. q.
TOKEWITH.  De Johanne de Kirkeby pro j car. terrae et ij
bov., unde, ut supra, iijs. vd. ob. q.  De haer' Amory et Thoma
Turpyn pro j car. in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. ixd. q.  De
" According to the Feoda Militum, 14 carucates made a knight's fee in
Rufforth.




WAPENTAKE OF THE AINSTY, W. R.              291
Roberto de Pontefracto pro una car. terrve in eadem, unde, ut
supra, ijs. ixd. q.
SKAKILTHORP.  De Roberto Ughtred et Isabella uxore ejus
pro iij car. terrae in Skakilthorp, unde viij car. et di., etc., xiiijs.
jd. ob.
WIGHALE.  De hwer' Reginaldi de Albo Monasterio pro v
car. terrae in Wighale, unde xxti car., etc., xs.
HELAGH.  De [Ricardo] le Walais pro iij car. et di. terrae
in Helagh, unde, ut supra, vijs.  De [Willelmo le Va]vasour
pro iij car. et di. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra,-pars de vijs.
-iijs. vjd.
HOTON. De [Johanne] de Creppinges pro ij car. terrae in
Hoton, unde xiiij car., etc., vs. ixd.  De Roberto Fox pro una
car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, ijs. xd. ob.  De Roberto
Clerevaux pro ij car. terrme in eadem, unde, ut supra, vs. ixd.
WLSINGTON.  De [Mauge]ro le Vavasour pro iij car. terra
in Wlsington, unde x car., etc., xijs.
ACASTRE SELBY.  De Abbate de Selby pro iij car. terrae in
[Acastre] Selby, unde xv car., etc.,-pars de viijs.-iiijs.
COUPMANTHORP. De Ricardo Malebys pro iij car. terrse in
Coupmanthorp, unde xij car., etc., xs.
Summa xvj li. vijs. ijd. ob.
u 2




AGGEBRIGG.
CROFTON. De Roberto de Pontefracto pro una car. terrs in
Crofton, unde xij car., etc., xld.
SCHITTELINGTON.  De Johanne He[rly, cor]onatore, pro di.
car. terrse in Schittelington, unde, ut supra, xxd.
SNYTHALE.  De Comite Lincolniae pro iij car. terrve in
Snythale, unde xij car., etc., xs.
[AYKETON.]  De eodem Comite pro iij car. terrae in Ayketon,
unde, ut supra, xs.
CROFTON.  De Ricardo le Walays pro una car. terra in
Crofton, unde, ut supra, xld.
FLOKETON. De Ada de Everingham pro di. car. terrae in
Folketon (sic), unde, ut supra, xxd.
[HETON.]  De Ada de Hopton pro ij bov. terrae in Heton,
unde xviij car. terra, etc., vjd. ob. q. De Willelmo [de He]ton
pro ij bov. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, vjd. ob. q.
LEPTON. De Ada de Everingham pro di. car. terrae in Lepton, unde xviij car., etc., xiijd. ob. De [Johanne de] Heton
pro di. car. terrae in eadem, unde, ut supra, xiijd. ob.
FARNELAY. De [Franc] one Tyas pro ij car. terrae in Farnelay, unde, ut supra, iiijs. vd. ob.
THORNHILL. De Johanne de Thornhill, Willelmo de Methelay et Thoma de Langfeld pro ij car. terrae, unde xij car., etc.,
dih marc.
WHITTELEY.  De Comite Lincolniae pro una car. terrae,
unde xviij car., etc., ijs. [ijd.] ob. q.
SHARNESTON. De Maugero le Vavasour pro ij car. terrae,
unde xij car., etc., di. marc.
Summa Is. iiijd. ob. q.
This wapentake does not occur in Kirkby's Inquest.




CLARHOU.
BETHEMESLAI.  De vill. [de Bethemeslai pro] vj bov. terrae,
unde xiiij car., etc., faciunt.... De eadem  [vill. pro..] car.
terrse, unde, ut supra,-pars de vs. ob. q.-......         Vic. rec.
resid.
NESSEFELD. De vill. [de Nessefeld] pro iij car. terrae, unde,
ut supra,-pars de viijs. vijd. ob.-iiijs. jd. ob.  Vie. rec. resid.
MIDELTON.  De vill. [de Midelton] pro iij car. terrae, unde
xvj car., etc.,-pars de vijs. vjd.-ijs. ixd. ob. q.  Vic. rec. resid.
ASKEWITH.  De vill. [de Aske]with pro iiij car. terrae, unde
xij car., etc.,-pars de j marc.-di. marc.  Vic. rec. resid.  De
[eadem vill. pro] ij car. terrae, unde xiiij car., etc., vs. ixd.
LETHELAY.  De vill. [de Le]thelay pro ij car. terrse, unde,
ut supra, vs. ixd.
CASTELAY.  De [vill. de] Castelay pro una car. terrae, unde,
ut supra, [ijs.] xd. ob.
KIRKEBY ORBLAUERS.  De  [vill. de Kirke]by  Orblauers
cum  hameletto de Walton pro iiij car. terrae, unde, ut supra,
[xjs.] vjd.
SICKLINGHALE. De [vill.] de Sicklinghale pro iiij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra, xjs. vjd.
LYNTON.  De vill. de Lynton pro ij car. terrae et di., unde,
ut supra, vijs. ijd. q.
SPOFFORD. De vill. de Spofford pro ij car. terrae et di., unde,
ut supra,-pars de vijs. ijd. q.-vs. xjd. ob. q.
FoLIFAIT, ETC. De vill. de Folifait et Haketon pro j car. et
di. terrae, unde, ut supra, iiijs. iijd. ob. q.  De eadem vill. pro
xij bov. terrae, unde x car., etc., faciunt feod., vjs.
[PLUMPTON.]   De villata de Plumpton pro ij car. terrae,
unde xiiij car., etc., vs. ixd. De [eadem vill.] pro ij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra, vs. ixd.
[RIBSTAN PARVA.  De vill. de] Ribstan Parva pro ij car.
terrae, unde xiiij car., etc., vs. ixd.
[COLTHORP.  De vill. de] Colthorp pro iij car. terra, unde,
ut supra, viijs. vijd. ob.
" See note c, page 284.




294            AID GRANTED TO KING EDWARD 1.
[WEDERBY.  De vill. de We]derby, unde, ut supra, pro iij
car. terrse, viijs. vijd. ob.
[PARVA STODELAY. De vill. de Parva Stodelay] pro una car.
terrae, unde, ut supra, ijs. xd. ob.
[ASMUNDERBY.  De vill. de Asmun] derby pro  [iij] car.
terrae, unde, ut supra, viijs. vijd. ob.
[DENTON.  De vill. de Denton] pro ij car. terree, unde xij
car., etc.,-[pars de j marc.] —di. marc.  Vic. rec. resid.
[PARVA TYMBEL.  De vill. de Parva] Tymbel pro una car.
terrae, unde, [ut supra,-pars de....] -xxd.  Vic. rec. resid.
[NEUHALE.  De vill. de] Neuhale pro tribus car. terre,
unde, [ut supra], xs.
[FARNELAY. De vill. de Far]nelay pro.... car. terrae, unde
xvj, etc.,-pars de....    vs.  Vic. rec. resid.
[LINDELAY.  De vill. de] Lindelay pro [una] car. terrae,
unde, ut supra, [ijs.] vjd.
[WESTON.  De vill. de Weston pro ix] bov. terrae, unde xij
car., etc.,-pars de iiijs. ixd.^-xxijd. ob.  Vic. rec. resid.
[ALDEFELD.]  De vill. de [Aldfeld pro..] car. terrae, unde,
ut supra, di. marc.
W[YNKESLE] Y. De vill. de W[ynkesley] pro una car. terrae,
unde xiiij car., etc., ijs. xd. ob.
KIRKEBY  MALSARD.   De vill. de Kirkeby Malsard cum
membris pro uno feodo,-pars de xls.-xxxs.
AZERLAY.  De vill. de Azerlay pro [v] car. terrae, unde x
car., etc., xxs.
RIPPELAY.  De vill. de Rippelay pro [ij] car. et di. terrae,
unde x car., etc., xs.
BERGHBY.  De vill. de Berghby pro ij car. terrie, unde, ut
supra, viijs.
NORTH AYKETONC (sic).  De vill. de North Ayketon pro iij
car. terrae, unde, ut supra, xijs.
SOUTH AYKETONd (sic).  De [vill.] de South Ayketon pro iiij
car. terrae, unde, ut supra, xvjs.
INGMANTHORP.  De vill. de Ingmanthorp pro iij car. terrae,
unde, ut supra, xijs.
PARVA CATHALE.  De vill. de Parva Cathale pro una car.
terrae, unde, ut supra, iiijs.
BRAME.  De vill. de Brame pro [una] car. terrae, unde, ut
supra, iiijs.
RIGTON.  De vill. de Rigton pro. car. terrae, unde xij
car., etc., di. marc.
b If the number of bovates be correct, this amount should be iijs. ixd.
e A clerical error for North Dighton.
d A clerical error for South Dighton.




WAPENTAKE OF CLARO, W. R.                   295
[KESEWIK.]  De vill. de Kesewik pro.. car. terrae, unde
x car., etc.,-pars de xs.-vs.
W [ITHETON.]  De vill. de [Witheton] pro [. car.] terrae,
unde xij car., etc.,-pars de j [marc.] —vs. viijd. Vic. rec. resid.
GOLDESBURGH.   [De vill. de] Goldesbu[rgh  pro.. car.
terrwe, unde], ut supra, j marc.
HOPERTON.   [De vill. de] Hoperton pro  [.. car. terrae,
unde, ut supra], di. marc.
ALLIRTON.  [De vill. de Allir]ton pro [. car. terrae, unde],
ut supra, di. marc.
CLARETON. De vill. [de] Clareton pro.. car. terrse, unde,
ut supra, di. marc.
QUIXLAY.  [De vill.] de Quixlay pro [vj] car. et di. terrae,
unde, ut supra, xxjs. viijd.
GRENE HAMERTON.  [De vill. de Gr]ene Hamerton pro iij
car. terrae, unde xij car., etc., xs.
NUN[E MUNKETON.  De vill. de N]une Munketon pro iij
car. terrae, unde, ut supra,-pars de xs.-di. marc.
D[UNSFORD ET BRANTON. De vill. de Du]nsford et B[ran]ton pro iij car. terre, unde, ut supra,-pars de xs.-xld.
[FLASCEBY.  De vill. de Flasceby pro.. car.] terrae, unde,
ut supra, xid.
Summa xviij li. xixs. vjd.
RIPON.
NIDD ETa
CATTEHALL.  De Willelmo [Foss]ard pro una....  vs.
BURTON.  De Petro Bekard pro una car...  xld.
Summa 
Summa summarum,.. ij li. vjs. ijd. ob. q.
About twelve entries relating to places within the liberties of Ripon,
Knaresburgh, and Aldburgh are illegible.








THE
NOMINA VILLARUM
FOR
YORKSHIRE.
9TH EDWARD II.








THE
NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
9TH EDWARD II.
THE Nomina Villarum have already been printed with the Parliamentary Writs (vol. ii., div., iii.), edited by Sir Francis Palgrave,
and published by the Record Commissioners in 1834. I have
explained in the Preface why it was considered advisable to reprint in the present volume that portion of the document which
relates to the county of York. The following account of the
record itself is derived from Sir Francis Palgrave's valuable
work.
The "Nomina Villarum " is a document consisting of the
returns made to writs tested at Clipston, 5th March, 9th Edward
II., severally addressed to all the sheriffs throughout England,
stating that the king wished to be certified how many and what
hundreds and wapentakes there were in the sheriff's bailiwick;
and how many and what cities, boroughs, and townships there
were in each such hundred or wapentake, and who were the
lords thereof; and the sheriff was therefore commanded diligently to inform himself of the premises, so that, at his next
proffer at the Exchequer, he might give full information to the
treasurer and barons thereupon; and the sheriff, for this reason,
was to appear in person at the proffer, unless he should have
licence to be absent: these returns being required in relation to
the military levies granted in the Parliament at Lincoln, in the
quinzaine of St. Hilary, 9th Edward II., when it was directed
that one man-at-arms should be raised from every township.
It will be observed that the writs require the sheriff to
attend in person to give information; and it is therefore possible
that, when the sheriffs appeared before the barons, the returns
were drawn up from the materials which they had obtained.
Being of considerable length, the returns assumed the shape of




300        THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
rolls, as appears from such of the originals as are yet extant,
which consist of the writs and returns for the counties of
Devon, Middlesex, Salop and Stafford, and Southampton, preserved amongst the records on the side of the Lord Treasurer's
Remembrancer.
In the 1st Henry VII. it was noticed that these rolls or
returns, in consequence of the very frequent searches made upon
them, being, as the record says, in daily use, had become so
blind and frayed that they could be scarcely read or understood:
by which it was apprehended that great detriment would ensue
to the king and the crown. Upon inspection accordingly of
the rolls, by the barons, it was ordered that the same should be
transcribed in quires, and made up and engrossed in a book, to
remain for ever in the Exchequer.
For this purpose John Snede, writer, was appointed, and
admitted by the barons of the Exchequer, and he was to receive
three shillings and fourpence per quire for his labour. When
completed, the book contained twenty quires and one half, for
which he was paid at the stipulated rate. This book was deposited with the Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, but it has
long ago disappeared. Transcripts, more or less imperfect and
corrupt exist, however, in different repositories.
To this account of the "Nomina Villarum" Sir Francis
Palgrave adds the following extract from  a communication
received from Mr. Hunter, the historian of South Yorkshire,
respecting the application of the document:-" The value to
topography of the Nomina Villarum lies chiefly in this, that we
find in it direct evidence of the persons who held the smaller
subdivisions of the great tenancies at a particular period. Without its assistance, I know not how this information is to be
arrived at, in any direct manner, where the correlative record
called Kirkby's Inquest (which belongs to the preceding reign)
is not to be found, and where no information of the place is to
be gathered from the Testa de Nevil or the Hundred Rolls.
One fixed period of this kind is of great importance, inasmuch
as a single name is an indication of the line in which the lordship is passing, and may very often be the means of guiding an
inquirer to a series of lords before and after the date of the
record itself; and the determining in whom the possession lay
is one of the chief points in the history of the rural parishes of
England."




THE NOIINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.            301
THE KING'S WRIT TO THE SHERIFF.
EDWARDUS,a Dei gratia, Rex Angliae, Dominus Hiberniae, et Dux
Aquitaniae, Vicecomiti Ebor., salutem.  Quia quibusdam certis
de causis certiorari volumus quse et quot Hundreda sive Wapentachia sunt in balliva tua, et quorum sunt, et qume et quot Civitates, Burgi et Villke sunt in quolibet Hundredorum sive Wapentachiorum illorum, et qui sunt Domini eorumdem. Tibi praecipimus firmiter injungentes quod modis et viis omnibus quibus
plenius et diligentius poteris te informes de preemissis.  Ita
quod, super proximum  profrum tuum ad Scaccarium nostrum,
Thesaurarium  et Barones nostros de eodem  Scaccario possis
inde plenius informare: et tu ipse in propria persona tua sis ad
dictum Scaccarium super proximum profrum tuum ex hac causa,
nisi tune licentiam  a nobis habueris absens esse; et tune per
illum quem super dictum profrum tuum pro te mittes ad Scaccarium praedictum Thesaurarium et Barones praedictos de praemissis facere plenius informari. Ita quod in te vel in ipso quem
pro te ad dictum  Scaccarium  sic mittes defectus aliquis non
inveniatur per quod ad te graviter capiamus.  Et habeas ibi
hoc breve.  Teste me ipso, apud Clipston, quinto die Martii,
anno regni nostri nono.
THE SHERIFF'S RETURN.
MITTO vobis nomina Hundredorum, Wapentachiorum, Civitatum, Burgorum et aliarum Villarum  in balliva mea per totum
comitatum  praedictum, et habeo diem  ad respondendum  die
Lunae in septimana Paschae quoad certificandum Thesaurario et
Baronibus domini Regis de Scaccario quae et quot Hundreda
sive Wapentachia sunt in balliva mea, et quorum sunt diversa
Hundreda, quem com. Ebor. appellantur Wapentachia, fuerint
in balliva mea, quorum  nomina, simul cum  omnibus eorum
quorum sunt, patent in istis rotulis subsequentibus: quoad
certificandum in forma praedicta quae et quot Civitates sunt in
eadem balliva mea, et quorum sunt, non est nisi una civitas
quae appellatur civitas Ebor., cujus quidem  civitatis dominus
Rex est dominus: quoad certificandum in forma praedicta quae
et quot Burgi et Villae sunt in quolibet Hundredorum sive
Wapentachiorum  illorum, et qui sunt domini eorumdem, et
nomina Burgorum, Villarum, et dominorum eorumdem, patent
in eisdem rotulis subsequentibus, secundum tenorem brevis
domini regis mihi inde directi.
a This and the succeeding document are taken from the book marked B., i.,
11, in the Treasury of Receipt of the Exchequer Department of the Public
Record Office, hitherto cited in these notes by the letter A. They do not occur
in the Harleian MS. 6281, whence the text of the Nomina Villarum is derived.




THE
NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
NOMINAa BURGORUM, VILLARUM  ET EORUM  DOMINORUM  DE COM.
EBOR., ANNO REGNI REGIS EDWARDI, FILII REGIS EDWARDI,
NONO.
[HOLDERNESSE.]
Holdernesseb est Libertas Comitissee Cornubiae, in qua sunt
burg' et villre, videlicet,
HEDON est burgus                     Comitissa   Cornubiae    [est]
domina.
BERNESTON cum  membris                Thomas de Mounceaux.
LESSET CUM  PARVA KELKd               Hugo de Mora.
ULRAM                                 Johannes  de  Ulram  et Willelmus de Wyvill.
a This title is also taken from the A. MS. The heading in Harleian MS.
6281 is simply " Comitatus Ebor."
b Except where otherwise stated, this text is derived from the Harleian MS.
6281, in the British Museum, which is thus described in the catalogue (vol. iii.,
352):-" A Folio, containing the Cities, Boroughs, Villages and Hundreds, their
Names, and who were the Lords of every Manor throughout all the Counties of
England from the Year of our Lord 1316 to 1559, entitled' A transcript of the
book called Nomina Villarum kept in the Office of the Treasurer's Remembrancer
in the Exchequer." This transcript appears to have been made in the early part
of the reign of Queen Elizabeth.  It is supposed to be the best text of the
Nomina Villarum that is now known to exist. Judging, however, by the returns
for the county of York, its nomenclature is very corrupt, and it also contains
several errors and omissions. Save in the occasional permutation of the letters
n, u, and v, the text, now for the first time printed in extenso, is a faithful transcript of this MS., so far, at least, as I was able to decipher the handwriting,
which is extremely perplexing. The Harleian text has been collated with MSS.
A. and F. (see pp. 1, 124, antea), but the more important variations only are
recorded in the notes, where will also be found such matter corrective of the text
as I have been able to collect from Kirkby's Inquest, the Feoda Militum, and
other sources.  The modern names of nearly all the places mentioned in the
Nomina Villarum are given in the Table incorporated with the Index Locorum.
e Margaret, sister and co-heir of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester, and
widow of Piers de Gaveston, earl of Cornwall, to whom Edward II. granted the
Seigniory of Holderness.          d See page 76, note i.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.            303
SKIPSE CUM NEUHITHEe           Comitissa Cornubive.
DR1NGHOWE                      Walterus de Faucounberge et
Radulphus filius Willelmi.
BEFORD                         Magister Hospitalis S. Johannis et Ricardus de Cotes.
NORTH FROTINGHAM               Abbas de Thorneton.
BRANDESBURTON cum membris  Johannes de Sancto Quintino.
BONEWYK cum membris            Johannes  filius Willelmi de
Roos et Alex' de Carleton.
KILLYNG                        Priorissa de Killyng.
BEYOMf cum membris             Walterus filius Johannis de
Fauconberge, Johannes de
Mora et Prior de Bridlington.
ATTYNGWYKg                     Johanna uxor Johannis de Barton, Stephanus de Thorp,
Simon de Goushull, Ricardus de Thorp et Alicia de
Busheby.h
SETON cum membris              Walterus de Whityng,i Ricardus de Marlesthorpi et Robertus de Waxand.
HORNSE BURTON cum membris  Johannes  de  Mappelton  et
Abbas de Melsa.
ROLLESTON                      Herbertus de Sancto Quintino.
MAPELTON                       Robertus de Cotum.
COLDON cum membris             Archiepiscopus Ebor. et Johannes filius Willelmi de Roos.
WITHERNWYK                     Johannes de Fauconberg et
Anastasia de Fauconberg.
EST HAITFLETk cum membris    Walterus de Fauconberge et
Walterus de Haityfeld.
GOULSHULL'                     Juliana relicta Radulphi de
Lelle.
RISSE                          Walterus de Fauconberge.
ARNALE cum membris             Walterus de Fauconberge, Nicholaus de Reddinges, Ricardus de Thorp et Abbas
de Thornton.
New Hithe, in the parish of Skipsea, has long since been washed away by
the sea. Old Hithe had probably shared the same fate.
f Bewholme, in the parish of Nunkeeling.  g Atwick.
h Alicia de Buskeby, A. F.
Walter de Whitike, Withyk, or Wytik.
i Probably Tharlesthorp, one of the lost towns on the Humber.
k Great Hatfield.' Goxhill.




304        THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
RESTON cum membris              Thomas de Hildeyerd.
CATWIK cum membris              HenricusdeFauconberge, Walterus de Wytik et Walterus
filius Johannis de Fauconberge.
SUTTON cum membris              Archiepiscopus Ebor.
ESK                             Amandus de Surtevaln et Johannes de Staveley.
WAXANn                          Johannes de Preston.
TUNSTALL                        Willelmus de Ros de Hamelak.
ROSSE                           Willelmus de RosdeHelmesley.
RUTHE cum membris               Johannes de Ros de Gedd (ney)
et Willelmus de la Mare.
OUSTWYK cum membris             Abbas de Melsa, Willelmus de
la Twyer, Amandus de Ruda
et Thomas de la Ryvere.
PYDESE BURTON                   Comitissa Cornubiee.
FITTELYNG                       Prior Hospitalis Sancti Johannis et Amandus de Fitling.
ESTANWIKO cum membris           Simon de Pateshull, Robertus
de Hedon et Comitissa Cornubice.
HUMBLETON cum membris           Abbas de Thorneton et HerbertusP de Flinton.
GARTON cum membris             Idem  Abbas et Rogerus de
Grymeston.
ALDEBURGH cum membris           Willelmus de Ros de Hamelac
et Johannes de Ros [de]
Gede(ney).
MARTON cum membris              Robertus le Conestable, Walterus de Fauconberge, Willelmus Hautayn, Amandus
de Ruda et Walterus Wyting.q
BURTON CONESTABLE               Robertus le Conestable.
SPRETLEGH                       Comitissa Cornubiae.
WYUETON                         Johannes de Wyueton et Willelmus de la Twyere.' Amandus de Surdeval married Cecilia, widow of Sir William de Hebden
(Reg. Romaine, 26 a), whose ancestor, Sir Nicholas de Ebor., had a grant of the
manor of Esk from his brother, William de Ebor., provost of Beverley(Poulson's
Holderness, i., 476).
n Waxholme, in the parish of Owthorne.
o The Asteneuuic of Domesday Book. It is now called Elsternwick.
P Robertus de Flinton, A.   q See page 303, note i.




WAPENTAKE OF HOLDERNESS, E. R.                305
ELWARDEBY                         Herbertus de Sancto Quintino.
SWYN cum membris                 Robertus Tyliol et Abbas de
Thorneton.
BENYNGHOLM cum membris           Amandus de Ruda, Johannes
de Surdeval, Priorissa de
Swyn et Abbas de Thornton.
PRISTON cum membris               Comitissa Cornubiae.
MERFLET                          Willelmus de Ros de Hamelak.
WAXANr                            Abbas de Melsa.
PAWEL cum membris                 Comitissa Cornubiae.
THORGOMBAUD                       Laurentius de Helbek,s Thomas de Neumarch et Edmundus Wasteneys.
RIHULL cum membris                Robertus de Bothebv.
BRUSTEWYK cum membris  Earum domina Comitissa CorKAYNGHAM cum membris           f   nubiae.
OKINGHAMt                         Gerardus Salvayn et Abbas de
Melsa.
WINESTED                          Robertus de Hilton.
PATRINGTON                        Archiepiscopus Ebor.
THARLTHORPu                       Robertus le Conestable et Walterus Fauconberg.
FRISMERSKV' Earum  dominus (Archi)episTHORPw cum membris             J   copus Ebor.
AKEFLINGX"    
~AKEFLING~.      { Earum domina Comitissa CorERSINGTONY cum membris              n
Inubiee.
LULNESCEZ cum membris 
EUSTEUTONa                        In manu domini Regis.
HOLYNGTONb                       Prior de Boulton.
HOLAYM                           Henricus de Sancto Martino.
WHITHORNSE cum membris            Comitissa Cornubiae et Abbas
de Thornton.
OUTHORN                          Eadem Comitissa, Philippus de
Melsa et Willelmus de Walcotes.
Wassand, in the parish of Sigglesthorne.
By Inq. p. m., 14th Edward II., Lawrence de Holebech died seised of the
manor of Holbeche, co. Linc., and of lands in Thorengumbaud, Otringham and
Holme, co. York (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 296). He married Margaret, one of the
sisters and co-heirs of William Gumbaud.
t Oteryngham, A.             U See page 77, note w.
v One of the lost towns on the Humber. Its site may be placed about two
miles south of Patrington.
Probably Welwick Thorpe.   t Skeffling.
Y Easington.                 " A mistake for Kilnesce (Kilnsea).
"Oustenston, A. Custenston, F. An error for Out Newton, near Holmpton.
Holmptoln.
x




306        THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
RYMESWELL                     Herbertus de Sancto Quintino.
N EUSOMc cum Imembris         Petrus de Frothingham et Johannes Aldelot.
EST HALSHAM                   Robertus le Conestable et Willelmus de Bautre.
LIBERTAS DE RAVENSER 
RAVENSER-ODD, BURGUS          Qom Rex est dominus.
LIBERTAS ET BURGUS DE
KYNGESTON-SUPER-HULL
~ See page 76, note e.




WAPENTAGIUM DE HERTHILL.
DUFFELDa cum  membris                    Johannes de Britannia.
SKYRNEb cum  membris                     Abbas de Melsa.
HOTON CUM CRAUNCEWYK                     Galfridus de Hothom.
ESTBURNE                                 Walterus [de] Fauconberg.
WESTBURNC                                Luciad de Everingham.
SUTHBRUN                                 Johannes de Twenge et Nicholaus de Tapelton.
TYBBETHORP                               Henricus filius Hugonis et
Aucherus filius Henrici.
NORTH DALTON                             Willelmus Bernak et Hugo
Hastinges.
BAYNTON                                  Gilbertus de Stapelton et P.
de Malo Lacu.
NESSINGWYK                               Petrus de Malo Lacu.
MIDDELTON                                Johannes  de Merkyngfeld,
Nicholaus de Cave et J.f
Ward.
BRAKEN                                  Johannes Vyvan'.s
KILLYNGWYKh                             Johannes de Killyngwik.
WATTON                                   Prior de Whatton.
BESEWYK                                  Robertus Daniel.
a Driffeld, A. F. John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, had a grant of the
manor of Driffield from the king in 1299. See page 92, note b.
* A. and F. omit this entry.             c Now called Kirkburn.
d Lucy, daughter and heiress of Robert (son of Marmaduke) de Twenge,
and grand-daughter of Lucy, sister and co-heiress of Peter de Brus. The proof
of age of "Lucia, filia et haeres Roberti de Twenge, et consanguinea et haeres
Marmaduci de Twenge, defunctorum," was taken March 17th, 1294-5.  The
jurors say that " prsedicta Lucya nata fuit apud Kylton in Clyveland die Veneris
proxima ante Dominicam Palmarum, anno regni regis Edwardi septimo, et die
Dominica proxima sequente baptizata in capella Sancti Petri ejusdem villse per
Alanum, capellanum Marmaduci de Twenge, militis, praesentibus domino Ricardo
de Twenge, Petro Mariscallo, Ricardo Le Estyvor, Lucya, uxore Marmaduci de
Twenge, et Marjoria de Brus" (Cal. Gen., ii., 513). Lucy de Twenge married,
first, Sir William le Latimer, junior, from whom she was divorced about 1312
(Dugd. Bar., ii., 37), secondly, Robert de Everingham, and, lastly, Sir Bartholomew de Fanacourt. Some curious particulars relating to this lady, who
died in 1346 (Reg. Zouche, 310 b), are given in the Fasti Eboracenses (vol. i., 377).
e Nicholas, son and heir of Miles de Stapelton, and grandson of Laderina de
Brus, who had lands in Southburn on the partition of the estates of her brother
Peter. See page 90, note u.
f Johannes, A. John Ward held half a carucate in Midelton in the 31st
Edward I.
g Vyvon', A. F. Probably Joan de Vivonia.          h Kilnwick.
x 2




308          THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
LOKYNGTON                              Petrus de Malo Lacu.
(S)COREBURGH                           Johannes de Hothom.
LEKYNGFELD                             Alienora de Percy.
ETTON                                  Laurentius de Etton et Petrus de Malo Lacu.
MOLECROFT                              Rogerus de Ingelberd.
SUTH BURTON                            Archiepiscopus Ebor.
BENTELE                                Robertus de Bentele.
RAVENESTHORPE                          Robertus de Ravenesthorp.
SKITEBY                                Archiepiscopus Ebor.
COTYNGHAM                              Thomas Wake.
SCULCOTES                              Johannes Grey et Robertus
de Morley.i
WYLARDEBYj CUM NEUTON.k                Thomas de Wake.
ULFRETON                               Radulphus  de Newykl et
Thomas de Lincoln.
ANLAGHBY                               Petrus de Anlaghby et Prior
de Feriby.
HESEL                                  Willelmus de Kyme.
SWANLOND CUM FERIBY                    Prior de Feriby et Lora de
Usflet.
ESTWELL CUM WESTWELLm                  Ricardus  de Anlaghby  et
Hugo de Picworthe.
WYTHETONn                              Thomas de Wake.
RIPPLINGHAM                            Willelmus Cruel.
ERGHESO                                Willelmus de Percy et Adam
de Somervill.
HUNDESLEGH                             Prior Dunolm.
WALDEBY
ELGH ETON                              Archiepiscopus Ebor.
HELGHETONP                          J
i An error for Moreby. In 1318 Robert de Moreby, lord of Stillingfleet,
"maritus dominae Margaretse, relictse domini Johannis de Gray, militis, defuncti," did homage to the archbishop for lands held of him in Sculcotes (Reg.
Melton, 593 a). Margaret, relict of Sir John Gray, of Rotherfield, who died in
the 5th Edward II., leaving John his son and heir, was the youngest daughter
of William de Odingsells, of Marstock, co. Warwick, and one of the four coheiresses of her brother Edmund. She was 18 years old in the 23rd Edward I.
(Cal. Gen., ii., 511).      3 Willerby, in the parish of Kirk Ella.
k Newton stood a short distance south of Cottingham. About 1322, Thomas,
lord Wake, of Lyddel, began to build a religious house on his manor of Cottingham,
which he furnished with canons of the order of St. Augustine. But because a
perpetual title could not be made to this site (Mon. Angl., vi., 519), the pope
granted a licence, which was confirmed by archbishop Melton on the 3rd March,
1325-6, to translate the monastery "quod vocatur Hautenprise de Cotingham ad
alium locum " (Reg. Melton, 568 a). This other place was Newton, which thereupon changed its name to that of Hawtemprice (Mon. Angl., vi., 520).' Probably Radulphus de Newyll.   n East (Kirk) Ella and West Ella.
"Little Weighton, near Cottingham.
Arras, in the parish of Market Weighton.' Elloughton.




WAPENTAKE OF HARTHILL, E. R.                309
BRANTYNGHAM                        Walterus de Fauconberge.
SUTH CAVE                           Petrus de Eyvill et Alexander de Cave.
DREUTON                             Thomas Dareyns.
EVERTHORP                           Ricardus del Haye.
NORTH CAVE                         Decanus et capitulum ecclesiae Beati Petri Elbor.
HOTHOM                              Johannesde Hothom, miles.q
NEUSOM CUM BRUND                   Dominar de Vescy.
WRESELL CUM LOFTHOUSUM             Willelmus de Percy.
BRIGHTON                            Willelmus de Ros.
SPALDINGTON                        Petrus de Hay et Jacobus
de Bosevill.
WILGHETOFT cum membris              Clemencia de Vescy.
FOLKERTHORP CUM LATHUM             Prior de Ellerton et Jacobus
de Milieton.s
BUBWITH CUM HERLETHORPE            Walterus de Bubwith etCancellarius  ecclesia  Beati
Petri Ebor.
AGHTON                             Rogerus del Haye.
ELLERTON                           Prior de Ellerton et Thomas
de Pyckering.
MELBURN CUM SCOTTWHAITt            Willelmus de Ros de Helmesle.
SUTTON SUPER DERWENT               Robertus de Percy.
THORNTON                           Clemencia de Vescy.
WAPPLINGTON CUM AVERTHORPU    Prior de Brayv et Johannes
de Moubray.
SETON                              Willelmus de Ros et Willelmus Wasteneys.
EVERINGHAM                         Alicia de Everingham.
HOLMEW  CUM BURSEY                 Willelmus le Constable et
G." Salvayn.
SUTH CLIFF CUM NORTH CLIFF    Petrus de Eyvill, Alexander
de Cave et Johannes filius
Johannis de Cave.
q The word "miles" does not again occur in the Nomina Villarum. It is
probably used here to distinguish this John de Hotham from his illustrious
namesake and kinsman, the lord chancellor of England.
r See page 251, note c.
* An error for Millington.
t Storthwaite, near Melbourne.
" Allerthorpe-with-Wapplington, in the parish of Thornton.
v The Prior of Drax (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 111).
i Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.
" Gerard Salvayn held here in the 31st Edward I.




310        THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
STAUNTONY CUM HEUTON               Prior de Watton et Thomas
de Heuton.z
WYTHETON CUM SHUPTONa              Agnes Tybetoft et Herbertus
filius Johannis.
THORP CUM HERSEWELL                Gerardus Salvayn.
HAYTON                             Johannes de Ruddestan.
GUDHMUrDHAM                        Rogerus de Grymeston.
ESTHORP                            Johanna  Sturmy  et  Robertusb de Barthelby.
LONNESBURGH                        Herbertus filius Johannis.
BRUNNEBY                           Edmundus de Eyncurt.
BRUNOMC                            Radulphus filius Willelmi.
WARTRE CUM GILDESDALEd             Prior de Wartre.
HUGATE                             Prior de Watton.
MILYNGTON                          Gerardus Salvayn.
KILLINGWIK PERCY                   Thomas Uctrede.
NORTH GEVELDALE                    Dominus Rex.
WILTON                             Archiepiscopus Ebor.
YAPOM                              Johannes de Creppyng.
BOULTON                            Robertus de Boulton.
GOUTHORP                           Brianus Burdon.
POKELINGTON [ET] BELEBY            Alienora de Percy.
FANGFOSSE                          Radulphus filius Willelmi et
Alienora de Percy.
YOLTHORP                          ]
MELTYNBY
ULLESTHORPe
Eadem Alienora de Percy.
CATTON
NEUTONf
PONS BELLI                        J
WILBERFOSS                         Philippus de Kyme et Alienora de Percy.
[HUNDBERTONh                       Brianus Burdon et Alianora
de Percy.]i
FOULE SUTTON                       Johannes Sautrej etAlienora
de Percy.
y Sancton-and-HIoughton, a township in the parish of Sancton.
Thomas de Howeton held Howeton in the 31st Edward I.
" Shipton, near Market Weighton.
b " Bartholomeus" is struck out, and " Robertus" superscribed.
c Nunburnholme.         d See page 91, note k.
e Ousthorpe.            f Newton-upon-Derwent.
g Stamford Bridge (East).
h North, or Cherry, Burton. In Kirkby's Inquest this place is called Burton
only.
i This entry is taken from MSS. A. and F. It is omitted in the Harleian text.
i An error for Dautre. According to Kirkby's Inquest, William de Alta
Ripa held 36 bovates in Foule Sutton of the heir of Percy.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE DIKERING.]
Rex  dominus [est] Dykering' wapentagii, in  quo  sunt
villke de
KILLUM                                Episcopus Rotomag'.
BRIDLINGTON                           Prior de Bridlington.
GARTON                               Willelmus de Ros.
HUNDMANDBY                           Simon Kailly et Johanna de
Cireby.a
BURTON SPLENYNGb                      Prior de Bridlington.
FYUELEE                               Dominus Rex.
MUSTON                                Walterus de Burtonc et dominus Rex.
BUTTERWIK                             Radulphus filius Willelmi.
BOYTHORP                             Walterus de Fauconberge et
Radulphus filius Willelmi.
TWENGE                                Marmaducus de Twenge.
OCTON ET SWATHORP                     Idem Marmaducus.
RUDDESTAN                             Abbas Beatae Marise Ebor.,
Ricardus Torny et Willelmus de Ruddestan.
BOYNTON                               Nicholaus de Meynhull.
ESTON                                 Johannes de Ulram, Walterus de Bucton et Prior de
Bridlington.
THORP                                 Robertus de Thorp.
CARTHORP                              Johannes de Carthorp.
GRENDALE                              Rogerns de Somervill.
ERGHOM ET BARKEDALEd                  Willelmus de Erghom.
a Joan de Driby, daughter of Robert de Tattersall, by Joan, daughter and
co-heiress of Ralph Fitz Ranulph, of Middleham. Her sister Emma married
Adam de Cailly, and Isabella, another sister, became the wife of John de Orreby
(Dugd. Bar., i., 440). By an Inq. p. m., taken in the 34th Edward I., Thomas,
son of Adam de Caylly, Joan de Dryby, and Isabella, wife of John de Orreby,
were found to be next heirs to Robert, son and heir of Robert de Tattersall, who
had died under age (Cal. Gen., ii., 717).
b Burton Flemming, or North Burton.
e An error for Bucton. See page 52, antea.
d See page 54, note v.




312       THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
BESINGBY                        Prior de Bridlington.
KERNETTEBYe                     Robertus de Percy.
HASTHORP                        Johannes de Hasthorp et
Johannes de Creppyng.
FRAISTHORP                      Johannes de Creppyng et
Nicholaus de Meynhull.
THIRNOM [ET] BURTON AGNES    Rogerus de Somervill.
WANDESFORD
POKETHORP                       Alienora de Percy.
NAFFERTON-Villis iij separalibus, J
BRIGHAM                         Theobaldus de Brigham et
Johannes de Graas.
FOSTON                          Johannes de Graas.
GRAUNCEMOR                      Galfridus de Sancto QuinHARPHAM-villis ij,            J   tino.
LOUTHORP                        Johannes de Heselarton.
HILDERTONf                         ~
WETTp    -ITHILDERTONf- J     } Prior de Bridlington.
WILKESTHORP-VilliS  ij,        J
ALBURN                          Idem Prior, Gerardus Salvayn et Johannes de Heselarton.
FORDON                          Walranus de Rocheford.
NEUTON                          Idem Walranus et Johannes
de Heselardton.
FOXOLES                         Robertus de Aclom.
BRUMPTON                        Johannes Bret.
GALMETON                        Robertus de Aclom et Nicholaus de Cossale.h
BENYNGTON                       Willelmus de Bergh.
WYLLARDEBY                      Prior de Bridlington et Willelmus de Bergh.
STAXTON                         Alienora de Percy.
FLIXTON                         Eadem Alienora et Willelmus de Brigham.
FOLKETON                        Radulphus filius Willelmi.
FLOTMANBY                       Idem Radulphus et Prior de
Bridlington.
RIGHTON                         Gerardus Salvayn.
SPETON                          Idem Gerardus et Johannes
de Heselarton.
e Carnaby.
f An error for Hilderthorp.
g Willesthorp, or Wilsthorpe.
h Nicholas de Bossale. See page 51, note c.




WAPENTAKE OF DICKERING, E. R.                 313
BUCTON                            1 Willelmus de Bucton domiCOMPTON'-villis ij,               J   nus eorum.
SYWARDEBY CUM MARTON                Robertus de Sywardeby.j
FLAYNBURGH.                         Willelmus le Conestable.
Libertas de SCARDEBURGH et ejus-  Dominus Rex.
dem  Burgus                     J
i A mistake for Bempton.
J Robert de Sywardby obtained a charter of free warren in Sywardby and
Brigham in the 8th Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 147).




[WAPENTAGIUM DE BUCCEROS.]
Rex dominus [est] hundredi de Buccecros, in quo sunt
villse
SHIRBURN                  Alicia de Everingham.
EST HESELARTON            Robertus de Colvill.
WEST HESELARTON           Idem  Robertus et Johannes de
Heselarton.
YEDINGHAM                 Johannes de Heselarton.
KNAPTON                   Idem  Johannes et Robertus de
Colvill.
WIRKINGHAMa               In manu Regis.
NEUTON                    Dominus Rex, Thomas Plaiz et
Johannes Gower.
TAMESTONb ET.       Willelmus le Latymer.
RILLINGTON-vi llls i, 
THORP BASSET ET         T Radulphus filius Willelmi.
SCAKELTHORP-Ville ij,   J
SETRINGTON                Johannes Bygot et Dominac de
Marshall.
WELLUM CUM SUTTON         Johannes de Barton, Willelmus de
(H)ebden et G. de Aton.
NORTON                    Idem Johannes de Barton.
HoUsoM                    Willelmus de Roos.
WYUESTOU                  Robertus de Bucton.
MORITHORPd                Robertus de Sutton et Ivo de
Clotheram.
EBDESLTOR  ET    i          Robertus de Rellington.
BRIDDESDAL-Ville ij,    J
BRIDDESALE ET
K-NERTHOaR —Vil lm ij,'. }Petrus de Malo Lacu.
KENERTHORP-Ville IJ,   J
LANGETON ET             T Dominus Rex.
TKOUTHORPe-ij ville, 
a Wintringham.          b Scampston.
" Alice, widow of Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk and Marshall of England.
d Probably Menethorpe, in the parish of Westow.
e An error, I believe, for Thornthorp, near Langton, now depopulated.




WAPENTAKE OF BUCKROSE, E. R.              315
CYRKENBEf                 1
THORALDEBY ET               Willelmus Chancy.
EUGTHORPs-iij villJe,
TRAMGHAMV Walterus de Langeton.i
LEPINGTON ET                  or Johannis de Melsa.
BARKETHORP-v111m ij,           r J       s d 
AICLOM                      Willelmus de Ros.
LEVENYNG                   Idem  Willelmus et Johannes de
Bernevill.
WYVERTHORP CUM              Herbertus filius Johannis et WilIIELPERTHORP                  lelmus de Bilton.
EST LUTTON [E]       Robertus de Colvill, et Willelmus
EST LUT-TON      i [ET        Bard dominus cum eo in West
WEST LUTTON-ville  J   Lutton.
THURKELBY ET' Johannes de Thurkelby et GilKIRKEBYj-ij villae,           bertus Haunsard.
MULTHORPk                  Prior de Kirkham.
DUGGELBY                   Dominus Rex.
EST WHARROM' ET             Abbas de Melsa et Robertus de
SUTH WHARROMm-villse ij,    Percy.
COLLUM                     Rogerus de Grymeston et Ricardus
de Berley.
CROM                       Gerardus Salvayn.
SLEDDEMERE                 Willelmus de Wyvill.
WETEWANG                   In manu Regis.
TOUTHORP ET                 Radulphus de Nevill et Willelmus
BRIDDALE —ij villae,         le Latymer.
SIXENDALE ET*   1. Gerardus Salvayn.
RAYTHORP-ville ij,       J
FR (ID) AYT HORP
FYMMERE
GRYMESTONO ET               Abbas Beatze Marire dominus
PAYNTHORP                     earum.
HUNKELBY ET
KIRKEBY —illae vj,
f Skirpenbeck.           g Bugthorpe.
h Scrayingham.           i See page 268, note g.
3 Kirkby-Grindalythe.    k Mowthorpe.
Wharram-le-Street.      n Wharram Percy.
n Burdale, or Birdall, is the name of a farm about two miles west of Towthorpe.
~ Hanging Grimston, Painsthorpe and Uncleby, in the parish of KirkbyUnderdale.




[LIBERTAS DE HOUEDEN.]
Episcopus Dunolm. dominus [est] libertatis de Houeden,
in qua sunt burg' et villue
HOUEDEN, burgus                  Episcopus Dunolm.
KILPYNG CUM THORP ET
BELEBY-una villa,
SKELTON
SALTMARSH
AKNEDELINH                       Idem Episcopus.
KNEDELINGTON             
ASKELBY
BARNEBY ET
ESTRINGTON —villae separales vij,
COTENESS                         Thomas de Houk.
YUCFLETa                         Prior de Fyncale.
BLAKETOFT                        Willelmus de Hoton.6
METHAM                           In manu Regis.
LAXTON                           Nicholaus  de  Metham   et
Henricus de Southall.c
BALKHOLM                          Haeresd Roberti de la Bataille.
LYNTON                           Gocelinus de Evvill.
NEULAND ET
^NEULAND  ETA l..              Episcopus Dunolm.
GRENHAIK-Villle 1iJ,           J
BELASSIS                         Magister Johannes de Snaynton.
BENETLAND                        Priorissa de Thikheued.
DIK [ET] SANDHOLM CUM            Willelmus de Thorntoft.e
HITHE                        J
OUSTHORP                         Ricardus de Ousthorp.
PORTYNGTON                       Nicholaus de Portyngton.
BIRLAND                           Petrus de Eyvill.
RICKALLf ET CLIFF-ij villae,     Episcopus Dunolm.
" Yokefleet.                  b Heaton, F.
Sothull, A. Swathull, F.      d HIeredes, A. F.
e 5 id. Jan., 1303-4. Licentia concessa domino Willelmo de Thorntoft, clerico, ad erigendum capellam sive oratorium in villa de Yucflet, in parochia
ecclesiae de Brantingham (Reg. Corbridge, 105 b). See page 254, note m.
f Riccall and the eleven succeeding vills are in Ouse and Derwent wapentake.




LIBERTY OF HOWDEN, E. R.                317
BARTHELBY                        Gilbertus de Aton.
OSGOTEBY                         Robertus de Osgoteby.
H(E)MINGBURGH ET                           Dnm.
[BRAKENHOLM]-ij vilae,           Episcopus Dunolm.
WODEHALL                         Walterus de Paxton.1
BOLTHORP cum iijtia parte de     Wilelmus de Avere
SKItWITH                    j Willelmus de Avereyngs.
SKIPWITH
NORTH DUFFELD cum iijia parte  Gerars Sala
de MENTHORP                 j Gerardus Salvayn.
SUTH DUFFELD                     Episcopus Dunolm. et Nicholaus de Stapilton.
HENHOMi                          Priores de Ellerton et Watton.
LOKYNGTON                        Petrus de Malo Lacu.
GERTHUMj                         Alexander de Percy.
SCOUREBURGH                      Galfridus de Hothom.
HOTHOM                           Johannes de Hothom.
WALKYNGTON CUM IRISEBY           Episcopus Dunolm.
WELLETON
BRANTYNGTONk                     Idem  Episcopus earum  doELLERKER ET                        minus.
MELTON —villke iiij,           J
g Hemingburgh et Brakenholm, A. F. The text has Hiningburgh et Cliff
erroneously.
h An error, I believe, for Laxton.
i Henholme, A. F. Probably Houhom, or Howm, now called Holme-on-theWolds, about two miles W.S.W. of Lockington.
3 See page 242, note h.   k An error for Brantyngham.
The birthplace of William de Melton, archbishop of York (Fasti Ebor.,
i., 397).




[LIBERTAS DE BEVERLACO.J
Archiepiscopus Ebor. dominus [est] libertatis Beverlaci, in
qua [sunt] burg' et villke
BURGUS BEVERLACI  Archiepiscopus Ebor.
NORTH CAVE            Johannes Cocus [et] Johannes [de] Driffeld.
ETTON                 Adam de Schupton.
SWANLOND              Robertus filius Petri.
NEUTONa               Simon Russel.
ANLAGHEBY             Willelmus de Midelton.
WLFRETON              Johannes Carpentarius.
ELVELEYb              Rogerus de Fyningley.
FOSTOIT0             Robertus atte Milnes.
BARTONd              Petrus le Ferour.
WYLARDEBY             Robertus Aylsye.
a See page 308, note kc.     b Kirk Ella.
Roston (Ruston Parva), in Dickering wapentake. See page 59, antea.
d Garton, A. F. Garton-on-the-Wolds. See page 57, antea.




[WAPENTAGIUM INTER USAM ET
DEREWENT.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii inter Usam et Derewent, in
quo [sunt] ville
NABURN                       Willelmus Paumes.
STYVELYNGFLET                Robertus de Morby.
KELKEFELD                    Henricus filius Henrici filii Conani.
SKIPWITH ET MENETHORP    Johannes de Thorp.
YERGAMBYb                    Ranulphus de Mauneby.
QUELDRYK                     Abbas de Fontibus.
COTTINGWITH cum membris   Prior de Ellerton.
ELVYNGTON                     [Petrus]  de Murrers.
KEXEBY                       Brianus Burdoun.
PONS BELLId CUM SCORESBY  Domina de Vescy.
HENELSEYe                    Johannes de Henelsey.6
a Several places in this wapentake are included in the Liberty of Howden.
^ Thorganby.
c Petrus, A. F. The text has " Prior" erroneously.
d Stamford Bridge (West).
eHemelsey, A. F. Gate Helmsley, in the wapentake of Bulmer.




NORTH RIDING.
[WAPENTAGIUM DE RIDALE.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Ridale, in quo sunt villee,
videlicet,
MALTON                        Isabella Comyn.
HELMESLEGH ET
SSELM EGi  ET               } Willelmus de Ros de Hamelake.
SPESKELEGHa-ij villle,
KIRKEBY MORESHEUb cum   Tho                d Wake
membris                   J
m   Thomas de Wake.
SCALETON                      In manu Regis.
BILDESDALE                    Prior de Kirkham.
SPROXTON                      Willelmus de Sproxton.
HAY (RUM)                     Willelmus de Haye (rum).
NONYNGTON [ET]
STAYNGRIFE CUM                Walterus de Taye.
RYCAL 
NALTON CUM BODELUM            Abbas de Ryvals.
WYMBELTON                     Nicholaus de Stapilton et Prior
de Novo Burgo.
EDESTON                       Prior de Kirkhamc et Walterus
de Holm.
THORNTON SUB (R)YSBERGH   Radulphus de Bullemere.
MAGNA BERGH ET                Prior de Hexelsham, Bernardus de
PARVA BERGH —ville ij,           Bergh et PriorissadeKeldholm.
MAGNA ET PARVA                Robertus de Bartone et Prior de
ALBETON —  ij villae,            Ellerton.
RITON                         Johanna de Percehaye.
BUTERWYK                      Willelmus le Conestable.
a Pockley, near Helmsley, is the place intended.
b In the 29th Edward I. Joan Wake held in the vills of Kirkeby Moorsheued,
Gillingemore and Fadmore, ten knights' fees, worth ~100 per annum (Grainge's
Vale of Moubray, 361).' According to Kirkby's Inquest, the Prior of Hexham held certain lands in
Edston, but it does not appear that the Prior of Kirkham had any interest there.
This entry should probably read, " EDESTON. Prior de Hexham et Walterus le
Romayn." See p. 121, antea.
d Great and Little Habton.
e Robertus de Garton, A. F.




WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE, N. R.                 321
NEUSOM                         Idem Willelmus et Johannes Bordesden.
SWYNTON                        Prior de  Malton, Thomas  de
Houk, Henricus Mansell et
Willelmus Bret.
AYMUNDERBY                     Prior de Malton et Johannes de
Bordesdon.
APPELTON                       Robertus de Goulton.f
BARTON                         Nicholaus de Grey et Radulphus
filius Willelmi.
SLYNGESBY                      Idem Radulphus et Willelmus de
Wevill.
COLTON                         Willelmus de Wevill.
FRYTON                         Johannes de Barton.
HOVINGHAM                      Johannes de Moubray.
CALVETON                       Reginaldus de Glaunt...... et
Johannes Cru.g
(G) ILLINGh                   Thomas de Etton et Abbas Beatpe
Mariae Ebor.
OSWALDKIRK                     Walterus de Ros et Rienusi (sic)
de Pikering.
AMPELFORD                      Ricardus de Pykering.
NESSEj                         Haeredes Nicholai de Luda.
SOUTH HOLM                     Thomas [de] Etton et Willelmus
de Ros de Yolton.
MUSCOTES                       Nicholaus de Stapelton.
f An error for Boulton. See pp. 112, 115, antea.
g Reginaldus de Blauncmusters et Johannes Cruer. See page 119, antea.
Ranulph de Blankmonstre, alias de Albo Monasterio, lord of Wighill in the
Ainsty, held Calveton (Cawton) in the 32nd Edward I.
h The text has " Silling" corruptly.
Ricardus, A. F.            i East Ness.
Y




[WAPENTAGIUM DE BRUDEFORD.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Brudeford, cujus burg' et
villwe sunt,
BURGUS DE THRESK                   Johannes de Moubray.
WETHERGH ET SALK'a                  Radulphus filius Willelmi et
Thomas Talbot.
HERLEYSEYb ET BORDEBYC             Galfridus de Hothum.
OVER SYLTON                         Galfridus de Uppessale.
NETHER SILTON                       Johannes de Hilton et Thomas
de Allerton.
KEPPEWYK                           Ingelramus Knout.
COUSEBY                             Amphorus de Veir.
KIRKEBY KNOL                       Elizabethad de Lasceles.
UPPESSALE, THORNBERG ET                        
SUTH KELLEVYNGTON-iij vill    Gaidus de Uppessale.
BOLTBY et                                              e
BOLTBY et                         q }Eva de Cantilupo.e
THIRLEBY-vilke ij,              J.
BAGGEBY                             Abbas de Bella Landa et Johannes de Labyr/
THURKELBY                          Willelmus  de  Buscy, haeres
Rogeri de Burton, Robertus
de Foxoles et Prior de Novo
Burgo.
KEREBYg                            In manu domini Regis.
DALE                                Robertus de Colvill.
HALNEBY                            Dominus Rex et heres Johannis de Mallus.h
a Welbergh, now called Welbury, and Salkok (Sawcock).
b East Harlsey.             c See page 99, note e.
d Elizabeth, alias Isabella, widow of Sir Roger de Lascelles. Her Inq. p. m.
was taken in the 16th Edward II. (Stapleton's Trinity Priory, York, 196).
" See page 281, note e.     f Laver, A. Laber, F.
g Probably Bereby, now called Borrowby, in the parish of Leake.
h An error for Malbis. The heir of Sir John Malbis, of Acaster Malbis, who
died in 1316, was his son William, then a minor. In 1362 Sir William Malbis
granted the manor of Halmeby, and lands in Sutton-sub-Whitestaneclyf, to his
son Walter (York Corporation Papers, ii., 990).




WAPENTAKE OF BIRDFORTH, N. R.                 323
KILBURNE [ET]                      sabella de Vesy.
THORNTON-villme ij,             J       a  de 
BRUDFORD                          Johannes de Waxand, Johannes de la Mor et Johannes
Maunsel.
[DALTON] 
TOPPECLIF CUM GRISETWAYT          Haeres  domini  Henrici de
CRACHALE CUM ELMETEMEREk             Percy.
CATTON CUM SKIPTON-iij villae,
CARLETON/ CUM ISE(L)BECK          Walterus de Karleton.
ET HOTON —iJ villae,          J
SOUREBY                           Johannes de Lasceles.
THORNTON IN MORA                  Radulphus filius Willelmi.
BRAKENBERGH                       Johannes de Barton.
NEUSOM                             Magister Alanus de Neusom.
COKEWALD                          Thomas de Collevill.
EUERSLEGHn                        Idem Thomas.
ULLESTONO                         Prior de Novo Burgo.
Thornton-on-the-Hill.          j Dalton, A. F.
k By deed dated at Crakhale, 21st October, 1338, Sir William Darell, knight,
lord of Sessay, founded a chantry in the chapel of St. Giles at Eluedmere, which
he endowed with lands in Crakehale and Eluedmere (Reg. Melton, 264 b). Elmirewith-Crakehill are hamlets in the parish of Topcliffe.
Carlton-Miniot.              "' Sand Hutton, near Thirsk.
Yearsley.                      Oulston.
Y 2




[WAPENTAGIUM DE BULMER.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Bulmer, in quo sunt villae de
THORMOTBYa ETRanulp                      dNev
RASKELF-ij villis,             Ranulphus de Nevill.
BRAFERTON                      Johannes Hidewyn.
THORALDETHORPb CUM             Willelmus de Ros de Yolton,
FLATWATH                         Rogerus Damoryc et Willelmus de Barneby.
ALDEWARK                       Nicholaus de Meynhull.
LYNTON CUM YOLTON              Willelmus de Ros, junior, et
Willelmus de Ros de Yolton.
SUTTON                          Ranulphus de Nevill.
HOTON-VISCOUNT-villiS iJ, 
FLYNTON CUM CLYNGd             Ricardus Byron et Johannes de
Farlyngton.
CORNEBURGH                     Johannes de Twenge, Prior de
Marton et Thomas de Alwarthorp.e
QUENEBYf                       Elena Hageti.
STOUESBYg                      Johannes de Thornton.
BRANDESBY CUM STERESBY        Thomas de la Ryvere.
TYVERINGTON                    Willelmus le Latymer et Nicholaus de Stapelton.
MULTHORP CUM WYGENTHORP  Anketinus Salvayn.
GMELTHOR        vilis        } Radulphus filius Willelmi.
CONYNGESTHORP                  Prior Sanctoe Trinitatis Ebor.
HOTON SUPER DERWENT            Thomas de Boulton.j
WELBURN                        Simon Warde.
BULMERE                        Idem Simon et Radulphus de
Bulmere.
WHITEWELL                      Prior de Kir(k)ham.
CRAMBHOM                       Idem  Prior et Walterus de
Percehaie.
a Thormanby.        b Tholthorpe and Flawith.
I Dautary, A.       d Farlington and (West) Lilling.
e Thomas de Alwarthorpe was elected M.P. for the city of York, Nov. 12th,
1311, and held the office of bailiff in 1316-7.
f Whenby.           g Skewsby.         h Ganthorpe.
Castle Howard now occupies the site of Hinderskelfe.
i See pp. 108, 257, antea.




WAPENTAKE OF BULMER, N. R.                       325
BARTON                                Magister Robertus de Pykering.k
BARNEBY CUM COSSALE/                  Willelmus de Cossale.1
BUTTERCRAMP                           Walterus de Langton,m Episcopus.
SAND HOTON                            Johannes  de  Barton,  Prior
Sancti Andreaen et Willelmus Gra.~
HOLTEBY                               Prior Dunolm. et Johannes de
Grantham.P
HUNTINGTON                            Prior Hospitalis.q
STYTENOM                              Magister Johannes Gower.,
HEWORTHE                             Nicholaus de Langeton.s
FLAXTON                               Edmundus Darell.
THORNTON                              Robertus de Thornton.
STOKETON                              Johannes Chamon.
MARTON                                Prior de Marton.
k Robert de Pickering, dean of York from 1312 to 1332.
t An error for Bossale.             m" See page 268, note g.
n The Gilbertine priory of St. Andrew, York.
o The Grays were a wealthy and distinguished family in York. On Sept.
14th, 1308, "Willelmus Gra et Johannes Gra de Ebor., qui in obsequium regis
in comitiva Johannis filii Marmaduci profecturi sunt ad partes Scotiae," had
letters of protection which were to remain in force until the following Easter
(Rotuli Scotie, i., 57). John le Graa was elected M.P. for York 8th Aug., 1311.
In 1333 Thomas, son of William Gra, of Skelton, near York, granted to Robert,
son of Hamo de Harum, and Alice his wife, for their joint lives, certain tenements in Marketskire, York, which he had of the gift of Mr. Thomas de Gra
(Original Charter at Merchants' Hall). William  Graa was bailiff in 1345-6,
mayor in 1367, and eleven times M.P. between 1347 and 1372. Before 1403,
John, son of Richard Graa, of York, founded a chantry in the church of St.
Mary, Castlegate, for the soul of William Graa, of which Sir John Gra, knight,
of Ingleby in the diocese of Lincoln, was patron in 1426 (Reg. Kemp, 307).
Thomas Graa, son of the above-mentioned William, was mayor in 1375, lord
mayor in 1398, and eight times M.P. between 1376 and 1399. He died in 1405,
leaving three sons, John, Robert, and Thomas, of whom Robert was chamberlain
in 1431, sheriff in 1437-8, and died in office June 22nd. Thomas Gray, goldsmith, master of the archiepiscopal mint " wtin ye Palace Garth," was chamberlain
in 1482, sheriff in 1488-9, M.P. in 1495, and lord mayor in 1497. In 1514,
having fallen into decay, he resigned his gown, and the Council granted him a
yearly relief.
P See page 220, notef.
q The Prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem.
Probably Mr. John Gower, S.T.P., rector of Wheldrake, who died in 1338
(Reg. Melton, 264 b). On Jan. 14th, 1315, he had a commission to preach at
Northallerton on Monday, the feast of S.S. Fabian and Sebastian, before the
army on its way to Scotland (Fasti Ebor., i., 385). Walter Gower, chamberlain
of York in 1305, and bailiff in 1306-7, and Simon Gower, chamberlain in 1324,
and bailiff in 1325-6, were, I believe, members of the Stittenham family.' Some account of the Langtons has been given at page 273.
t Sir John Chaumond, of Colton in the Ainsty. See page 217, note i.




VILLAE IN LIBERTATE DE PYKERING.
PYKERYNG                         Thomas Comes Lancastri.e.
CYNELYNGTONa CUM MARTON          Willelmus le Latymer.
CROPTON CUM HARETOFT             Thomas Wak.
WHERLTONc CUM ASLACBY ET  1
MIDDELTON                    } Idem Thomas.
NEUTON                           Thomas Comes Lancastriae.
LEVISHAM                         Godefridus de Melsa.
LOCTON                           Comes  Lancastriae  et  idem
Godefridus.
KYNTHORP                         Petronilla de Kynthorp.c
THORNTON                         Willelmus le Latymer.
FARMANBY CUM ELLERTONd           H-eredesNicholai deHastinges.
WILTON                           Johannes de Heselardton.
ALISTANe                         Nicholaus de Hastynges.
EBERSTON                         Thomas Comes Lancastriae.
MAYTONf                          Gilbertus de Aton.
SNAYNTON                         Dominus Rex et dictus Comes
Lancastriae.
BROMPTON ET                     1
BROMPTON ET                        Comes Lancastriae.
HoToN-1ij vilkle,
ROSTON CUM WYKHAM                Priorissa de Wycham.
ATON                             Gilbertus de Aton.
SEMARE CUM HIRTON                Haeres H. de Percy.
KAYNTONh CUM OSGOTEBY            Willelmus le Latymer et Willelmus Bard.i
KILWARDEBY                       Haeres H. de Percy.
a Sinnington.             b An error for Wrelton.
" By an Inq. p. m., taken in the 3rd Edward I., Petronilla, daughter of
Geoffrey, son of Alan de Kinthorp, was found to be next heir to the said Alan,
and of the age of eight years (Cal. Gen., i., 221).
d Farmanby and Ellerburn. These places are not named in Kirkby's Inquest
or in the Feoda Militum.
e Allerston.
f An error for Ayton. A and F. omit this entry.
g Hutton Bushel.         h Cayton.
i 3rd July, 1308. Licence to John Bard to have an oratory within his manor
of Osgodby (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 112 a),




LIBERTY OF WHITBY, N. R.                   327
LEBERSTON                          Robertus de Wyern' et Prior
de Bridlington.
GRISPTHORP CUM NEUBIGGING   Idem  Robertus et Prior.
SCALLEBY cum membrisomes Lancastri.
ESINGWALD ET HOBYk
VILLE IN LIBERTATE DE WHITEBY.a
[WHITEBY] 
SLEYTES CUM RISWARP
HAUGESGARGH CUM  STAYNSEEKERC
FIGHLING                               Abbas de Whiteby.
HAKENESSE
EVERLEE ET
BROKESEY CUM SILFOU 
SNETON                                 Alexander de Percy.
UGILBARDBYd                            Willelmus de Everle.
DENSLEEe                               Baldwinus de Twyng.
J See page 140, note s.
k Easingwold and Huby are in the wapentake of Bulmer. It is recorded in
the Hundred Rolls, 4th Edward I., that "dominus Edmundus, frater domini
regis nunc, habuit manerium de Esingwald et tertiam partem de Huby ex dono
Henrici regis ultimi, post bellum de Evesham" (Rot. Hundr., i., 117). Edmund
Plantagenet, earl of Lancaster, died in 1296, and was succeeded by his son
Thomas.
" Now called the Liberty of Whitby Strand.
b Whiteby, A. F.          c Hawsker and Stainsacre.
d Ugglebarnby.            " Dunsley.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE LANGBERGH.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Langbergh, in quo [sunt]
villae
SKELTON ET MERSK-villae ij,       Walterus deFawcombergh.
PYKETON, JARUM ET                   Lucia de Everingham.a
BROGHTON-I1IJ ville              J
WHERLETON
SEMER
ESTON
CARLETON                          Nicholaus de Meynill eaMIDELTON                            rum dominus.
HOTON JUXTA RUDDEBY
NEUBY ET 
MAGNA BROGHTON —ville separales,
STOKESLEY
INGELBYb
ESEBY                             Johannes de Eure.
BATHERESBY ET
KIRKBY-V villse,
LYTHUMC
HILDERWELL                        Marmaducus de Twenge.
KILTON CUM THORP —ville iij,
WILTON
LAYSINGBY                         Radulphus de Morers.
LAKKENBY-iij villae,
EGGETON
HOTON JUXTA MULGRAVE
LITHE
BARNEBY
BARNEBY                          -Petrus de Malo Lacu.
MIKELBY
ELREDDEBYd
BERKBYe
NEUTONf-viij separales villae,
a See page 307, note d.       b Ingleby Greenhow.
Kirkleatham.                d Ellerby.' Borrowby.                   f Newton Mulgrave.




WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGH, N. R.                    329
UPPESALE                            \
ORMESBY-villM 1 ij, 
INGELBY CUMg ERNECLIF                 Robertus de Colvill.
ESYNGTON                              Galfridus Maucovenan (t) et
Ambrosius de Camera.
AToNh                               } Henricus de Apelby.
HEMELINGTON-1ij vill}e,
ACCLUM 
LEVINGTHORP                           Ingelramus de Doyngton.J
ROUCEBY-villae iij,
DANEBY 
LYVERTON.Willelmus le Latymere.
OTHORN —ville iij, 
CASTEL LEVYNGTON                      Johannes de Meynill.
KIRK LEVYNGTON                        Alienora de Percy.
RUNGETON                              Simon de Meynill.
WIRKESALL                             Johannes Gower, Willelmus
FAYCEBY                                  Sturmy  et  Ricardus  de
SCOTHERSKELF-iij villae,                 Stocheg'.k
POTHOWE                               Rogerus de Heselarton.
HILTON                                Thomas Salcokl et Adam  de
Skelton.
KILDALE                               Johannes de Percy.
NEUTON SUBTUS ONESBERGHm              Galfridus Casel.n
NUNETHORP                             Robertus Gre.
HOTON~ JUXTA GISBURN                  Johannes de Horton.P
GISBURN
THERMERBYq
~THERME RBqPrior de Gisburn.
LOFTHOWSE 
UGGETHORP-iiij villae, 
NORMANBY                              [blank.]r
g Ingelby sub Arneclif, A. F.            h Great Ayton.
i An error for Bovyngton, or Boynton.
i Crathorn is the place intended.
k Ricardus de Scotherskelf. See page 236, antea.
I The F. MS. has the following marginal note in another hand:-" ut habens
custodiam terrae et haeredis Johannis de Meynell de Hilton, ex dono et concessione Nicholai domini Meynell de Whorelton, cujus servus et armiger ipse erat
praedictus Thomas Salcocke." The heir of John de Meynill was his son Nicholas,
who married Cecilia, daughter and heiress of Thomas Salcock, of South Salcock,
co. York (Graves' Hist. of Cleveland, 71).
" See page 128, note e.
An error for Roseles. Galfrid de Roseles confirmed to the Prior and Convent of Gisburn the tithe of six acres of meadow in Newton, given to them by
his father, Sir William de Roseles (Burton's Mon. Ebor., 350).
" Hutton Lowcross.
P Johannes de Hoton. See page 129, note m.
Thornaby.                 Perhaps the Prior of Gisburn.




330         THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
HORNTONS                               Robertus (blank).t
MALTEBY                                Willelmus de Malteby.
STAYNESBY                               Haer' de Staynesby.
MARTON                                  Haer' Johannis de Blaby
[et] Ricardus de Marton.
ASELBY                                  Willelmus de Rosas."
TOUCYTES                                Johannes de Stoucotes et
Adam de (blank)."
PYNCHENTHORP                            Ranulphus de Nevill.
WESTERDALE                             In custodia Regis.w
PARVA BROGHTON                          Prior de Hexhelscam.
INGELBY CUM BEREWYK                     Henricus filius Hugonis,
Johannes Gower, Willelmus de Paytebyr et
Willelmus Rotrux.Y, Thornton, near Stainton.
t Robert Gretheued held four carucates in "Staynton cum Thornton" in the
31st Edward I. (page 238, antea).
u Willelmus de Roseles. See page 236, antea.
v Johannes de Toucotes et Adam de Toucotes. See page 236, antea.
w Westerdale had belonged to the Templars.
* Probably an error for Fayceby.
Y Rotour, A. F.




[LIBERTAS DE RYPON.]a
Archiepiscopus dominus [est] libertatis de Rypon, cujus
villae sunt
BURGUS RYPON             Archiepiscopus Ebor.
OTHo RPb.   Idem Archiepiscopus.
THoRNToN —vllh  1j, J
CALLAYd 
GRANTELY                I
_GRANTELY                Johannes Gras.f
EYVESTON               J
STODELEYe —iiij villEe,
HEWYK AD PONTEM          Canonici ecclesiae de Rypon.
GEVILDALE                Simon Warde.
WESTWIKE                 Willelmus de Stopham.
NIDDE                    Radulphus filius Willelmi.
MARKENTON                Johannes de Markingfeld.
INGERTHORP               Nicholaus de Burton.
STANELEYg                Archiepiscopus Ebor.
NIDDERSDALE              In manu Regis.
CLOTHEROM                Rogerus de Clotherom.h
MUNKETONi1.    Archiepiscopus Ebor.
SCHARHOW~-Vllle 1J, J
NUNNEWYK                 Rogerus de Nunnewyk.
SKE(L) TON               Canonici ecclesiae de Rypon.
NEUBY                    Simon Warde.
~ The liberty of Ripon is in the West Riding.
b Commonly called Littlethorpe.
c Bishop Thornton.             d Sawley.
e Studley Magna, afterwards called Studley Royal.
f Sir John le Gras, of Studley, was high sheriff of Yorkshire in 1309. His
only child, Isabella, married Sir Richard Tempest ( Walbran's Lords of Studley).
g North Stainley.
^ In the 5th Edward II. Roger de Clotherum obtained a charter of free
warren in Clotherum, Kerkestan (Kirk Stainley), and North Studeley (Cal,
Rot. Chart., 145).
Bishop Monkton.




[LIBERTAS DE BELLA LANDA.]
Abbas de Bella Landa dominus [est] libertatis dc Bella
Landa, cujus villsea [sunt]
OTRINGTONb
LAISTHORP
FALDINGTON
KEPEWYK1
BAGGEBY
SCAKENDENEV                         Abbas de Bella Landa.
S UTTONd
THORMOTBYe
FELICE KIRKf
MATHERBY ET
AMPELFORD —   separales villse,
a This account should be compared with that given in Kirkby's Inquest
(pp. 105, 106).
b South Ottrington.              c Scackleton.
d Sutton-under-Whitestone Cliff.
Thornaby, in Langbargh wapentake.
f Feliskirk is not named in Kirkby's Inquest.. Eleven vills are here enumerated.




[LIBERTAS DE RICHEMUND.]
Johannes de Britannia, Comes Richemondiae, dominus [est]
libertatis de Richemund., in qua sunt burg' et villke
[WAPENTAGIUM DE GILLING WEST.]
RICHMOND, burgus               Johannes de Britannia, Comes
Richmondiae.
MIKELTON                       Henricus filius Hugonis.
CUTHERSTON                     Radulphus filius Willelmi.
HUNDERTHWAIT                   Matilda de Bedall.
LYRTINGTON                     Umfridus le Spring.
BOGHES
BRIGGENHALE-iij villae,
STRETFORDb                     Abbas de Egleston et Willelmus filius Stephani.
ROKESBY                        HEer' Briani filii Alani.
SCARGILL                       Warinus de Scargill.
BERNINGHAM                      Ricardus de Berningham et
Ricardus filius Johannis
de eadem.
NEUSOM                         Brianus Pygot et Willelmus
de Middelton.
DALTONC IN BROGHTON LITH       Johannes de  Stapelton  et
Rogerus de Ask.
WASSINGTON ET RAVENESWORTH  Henricus filius Hugonis.
GILLING ET HEREFORDd           Johannes de Britannia et Johannes de Her (t) ford.
MELSHAMBY                      Johannes de Stapelton.
Thomas de Laton, Henricus
EST LATON CUM                J   de Laton, Johannes filius
WEST LATON                        Alexandri et Willelmus de
L  la Mare.
HOTON LONGVILERS               Margareta de Nevill.
a Boldron.
b Stretford (Startforth) is not mentioned in Kirkby's Inquest.
See page 166, note d.    d Hartforth.




334        THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
THORP MORHAMC                     Maria de Nevill et Robertus
de Wycliff.
BERFORD                           Robertus de Hastanges.f
WYCLIFF CUM ULMYNGTONS            Haer' Briani filii Alani et
Robertus de Wycliff.
APELBY SUPER TESE                 Thomas de Mauneby.
CLIF                              Edwardus Charles.
ALDEBURGH ET CARLETON             Johannes de  Britannia  et
Ranulphus Pygot.
STAYNWEGGES                       Johannes Marmyon et Thomas de Richemond.
FORSET                            Johannes de Britannia.
ESEBY                             Abbas de Sancta Agatha.
SKITEBY ET ASK                    Abbas de  Sancta  Agatha,
Abbas de Egleston et Rogerus de Ask.
(Petrus de Malo Lacu, RoRITH, HEL(A)GH ET               J   gerus de Gertheston, JuFREMYNGTON                          liana de Gaunt et Henricus
L  filius Hugonis.
MARRYNGh                          Rogerus de Ask.
SMARSKi ET SKELTON                Harsculphus de Cleseby et
haer' Alnaci.
[WAPENTAGIUM  DE GILLING EST.]
KIRKBY WYSK                       Robertus le Conestable.
[NEUBYk                           Willelmus de Holteby.]l
[MAUNEBY                          Robertus le Conestable.]
SELBORGHm                         Thomas de Mauneby.
WARLAGHBY                         Nicholaus  de  Hewyke  et
Galfridus de Scrop.
AYNDERBY WYTH STEPIL              Johannes de Furnels.
MORTON"                           Radulphus filius Willelmi.
THIRNTOFT                         Robertus le Conestable et~
Radulphus filius Willelmi.
PARVA LANGETON                    Johannes Marmion.
e Thorp et Mortham. See page 167, antea.
f In the 8th Edward II. Robert de Hastings had a charter of free warren in
"Clesby, Cloubeck, Bereford-super-Tese, Thorpe-Understane, Tanefeld and
Couton" (Cal. Rot. Chart., 147).
g Ulvyngton (Ovington), near Wycliffe (Cal. Inq. p. in., i., 281).
h Marrick.                i Marsk.
Alnaci de Hanlathby (Hanlaby). See page 173, antea.
k Newby Wiske.
This and the succeeding entry are taken from the A. and F. MSS.' See page 176, note q.   " Morton-upon-Swale.
" A. and F. omit et Radulphus filius Willelmi.




LIBERTY OF RICHMOND, N. R.              335
MAGNA LANGETONi                  Thomas  de  Richmond  et
Henricus filius Hugonis.
RIPPLINGHAMq                    Abbas de Sancta Agatha.
ELLERTON/ BOLTON' ET             Abbas Beatse Marise Ebor. et
WHITEWELL                          Johannes de Lasceles.
BRUMPTON SUPER SWALE             Abbas de  Sancta Agatha,
Johannes de Lasceles et
Johannes Gretheuid.
SCORTON ET UCKERBY               Henricus filius Hugonis, haeredes Briani filii Alani,
haeredes Gilberti de Wauton et Adam de Uckerby.
MULTON                           JohannesdeBritannia,Comes.
MIDDELTON ET KNETON              Ingelramus de Gynes, Matheus de Middelton et Galfridus de Melshamby.
JAFFORD                          Willelmus de Brettevill et
Ricardus de Danby.
DANEBY                           Johannes de Britannia.
SUTH COUTONt ET ATELOUu         Edwardus Charles  et Robertus Lescales.v
TEMPLE COUTONW                   Johannes de Fyton.
NORTH COUTON                     Abbas de Fontibus et Thomas
de Laton.
ERYHOM                           Johannes de Markynfeld et
Johannes de Mosteres.
CROFT, WALMIRE [ET]              Henricus le Scrop et WilJOLEBY                         J   lelmus de Claris Vallibus.
STAPELTON                        Nicholaus de Stapelton  et
Abbas de Sancta Agatha.
HALNAGHBY                        Haeres Alnaci.z
NEUTON MORELL                    Thomas de Mauneby.
BARTON ET BRETANBY              Abbas de  Sancta Agatha,
haeredes Grimbaldi Franceys, hweredes Johannis de
Hudleston et Thomas de
Apelgarth.
CLESEBY                          Amabilla de Cleseby.
p Otherwise Langton-upon-Swale.
q An error for Kippling (Kiplin). See page 175, antea.
r Ellerton-on-Swale. This place is not mentioned in Kirkby's Inquest.
S Bolton-upon-Swale.         t See page 165, notej.
" Atley Hill.                v Lasceles, A. F.
Otherwise East or Long Cowton.
Ileres Alnaci de Halnaghby.




336       THE NOM1NA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
MAUNFELD                       Johannes Marmion, haeredes
Henrici filii Conani et
eadem Amabilla.
[WAPENTAGIUM DE HANG.]
SCORUETON                      Andreas de Markynfeld.
FENCOTE                        Thomas de Colvill et Henricus le Scrop.
KIRKEBY CUM FLETHAM            Henricus le Scrop et Nicholaus de Stapilton.
BURGH                          Johannes Marmion et Thomas de Richemond.
TUNSTAL                        Johannes de Waleby,Y Abbas
de Jervals et Abbas de
Sancta Agatha.
HIPPESWELL                     Alanus de Kackery.z
COLBURN                        Thomas de Mauneby.
SCOTTON                        Willelmus le Latymer.
HODDESWELL                     Abbas de Sancta Agatha et
Abbas Beatae Marite.
ELLERTON CUM STAUNTONa         Prior de Ellerton et haeredes
Thomae de Herford.
WALBURN                        Johannes de Cleseby.
GRYNTON                        Prior de Bridlington et Robertus Swakk.
LEMYNG CUM DISCOGHb             Henricus filius Hugonis et
Henricus le Scrop.
BEDALE CUM FRITHEBYC            Haeredes Briani filii Alani.
THORP PIRROMd [ET] SNAPP       Maria de Middelham etAdam
de Swillington.
WELL ET NOSTERFELD             Maria de Neville.
MASHAM                         Hugo de Hopham.
BURTON SUPER YORE              Rogerus Oysell.
SWYNTON                        Radulphus de Normanvill.
ILKETON                        Johannes Waxand, Abbas de
Fontibus et Magister Hospitalis [Sanctae Mariae]
Magdalenae.e
HELAGH CUM SUTTONf             Hugo deHepham et Johannes
de Henton.s
Y Waldeby, A. F.          2 Kirkeby, A.
a Ellerton (Abbey) and Stainton.
b Aiscogh, A. F. Aiskew, near Bedale.
c Firby, near Bedale.     d Thorp Perrow.
e The hospital of St. Mary Magdalene at Ripon.
f Healey and High Sutton.  g Probably John de Hunton.




LIBERTY OF RICHMOND, N. R.               337
FEGHERBYh                         Reginaldus de Clyfton et Johannes Alward.
ELINGTON ET ELINGSTRING          Abbas de Jervals et haeredes
Ricardi Oysell.
THIRN                             Reginaldus de Clifton.
THORNTON ET WATLOUS               Simon de Stuttevill et Hugo
de Thoresby.
THORNTONi COLLYNG [ET]            Heredes           i 
BURELL                         } Hmredes Briani filui Alani.
BURELL                         J
CRACHALL                          Maria de Middelham.
NEUTONj                           Robertus de Heppale.
BURTONk PATRIK                   Rogerus de Lines et Henricus
filius Hugonis.
FYNGAL ET HOTON HANG             A     s de 
ET HASELDEN-iij ville,        Abbs de Jeals.
HAWKESWELL                        Simon de Stotevill et Robertus de Egliscliff.
BELLERBY                          Haeredes Thomre de Hertford
et Henricus le Scrope.
HUNTON [ET]                    1 Thomas de Burgh  et JoHERGHETHORP1 cum membris   J   hannes de Hunton.
ANDERBYm ET HOLTEBY              Thomas de Colvill et Johannes de Aynderby.
HACFORD ET APELTON               Thomas de Burgh et Thomas
de Hertford."
HORNEBY                          Thomas de Horneby.
LANGETHORNE                      Abbas Beatme Mariae Ebor.
THORNTON STYWARD                  Johannes del Hull.
DANEBY SUPER YORE                Haeredes Petri de Killum et
Johannes Wichard.
ELUESHOUO                        Johannes Wychard.
WENDESLEY                         Galfridus  LuterellP et Jacobus de Wendesley.
RIDEMER                          Nicholaus de Holteby.
LAYBURN                          Domina de Layburn.
PRESTON                          Gilbertus Haunsard.
BOULTON IN WENDESDALE            Henricus les Scropp.
THORESBY                          Hugo de Thoresby.
h Fearby.                i See page 162, note k.
i Newton-le-Willows.     k An error for Brompton.
i Probably Erethorne is the place intended. See page 161, antea.
Ainderby Myers.' Thomas de Hacford, A. F.
I Ulveshow. This place has disappeared. See page 158, note h.
P Sir Geoffrey Luterel held here as guardian of John, son and heir of Peter
de Wensley (Stapleton's Trinity Priory, York, 160).
z




338         THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
KEPPERBYq                          Johannes de Wauton.r
WODEHALLE ET NAPPAYs               Ranulphus filius Radulphi et
Johannes del Hull.
ASKRIGG                             Stephanus de Thornton.
BAYNBRIGG                          Johannes de Britannia.
THORNTON RUST                      Ranulphus filius Radulphi et
Stephanus de Thornton.
AYKSCHARCH                         Maria de Nevill.
BURTON [IN] BISCOPDALE ET          Thomas de Burg.
WALDoNt^^mro               ET  }Thomas de Burgh.
WEST WHITTON ET                     J         d  C.
S (w) YNYTHWAIT                  j. Johannes de Cyreby.u
S (W) YNYTHWAIT                  J
MIDDELHAM                          Maria de Nevill.
CARLETON IN COVERDALE ET             Galfridus de Scrop et ReyCALDEBERGH                       J   nerus Stiget.
BURTON CONESTABLE                  Thomas de Richemond.
EST WOTTONv                        Abbas de [blank.]w
SPONITHORN ET                                    
HERNEBYX —ij vill  e,gin ldus    i   Radulphi.
COVERHAM ET SCROFTONY              Galfridus de Scrop et Abbas
de Coverham.
KATERIK                            Johannes de Britannia.
MELMORBYZ                          Ranulphusa Pygot.
[WAPENTAGIUM DE HALIKELD.]
DISCEFORDb                         Abbas de Fontibus.
RANINGTON ET NEUBYC                Idem Abbas.
ESCANBYd                           Domina de Percy, Prior de
Novo Burgo et Robertus
de Wandesworth.
MELMORBYe                           Abbas de Fontibus.
MIDDELTON                          Thomas de Nevill.
t Carperby.' John de Wanton, or Wauton, was bailiff of the Liberty of Knaresbrough
in 1327 (Rot. Scot., i., 216).' Wood Hall and Nappa, in the parish of Aysgarth, are not named in
Kirkby's Inquest.
t Walden, a hamlet in the township of Burton-with-Walden.
" An error for "Johanna de Dryby," daughter of Robert de Tattersall. See
pp. 155, 311, antea.                      v East Witton.
w Abbas de Jorevalle. See page 155, antea.
Spennithorne and Harnby.             y Probably West Scrafton.
* Melmerby, in the parish of Coverham.  a Reginaldus, A.
^ The text has " Halikeld " in the margin, evidently to indicate that Disceford
and the succeeding vills are in that wapentake. MSS. A. and F. have "Halikeld
et Disceford" erroneously.
c Newby-super-Swale.                   d Asenby.
e Melmerby, in the parish of Wath.




LIBERTY OF RICHMOND, N. R.                     339
TORTONf                               Johannes de Cleseby.
WATH                                  Johannes Marmyon.
WEST (T)ANFELD, WYNTON  ET    Ide    Johannes M.
NOSTERFELD                          J
KIRTLINGTON CUM                       Willelmus de Musters et GalMARNEWYKh                                fridus les Scrop.
PICHALE                               Jollanus de Nevill.
AYNDERBYi                             Abbas de Fontibus.
SURDERBYj                             Johannes Marmyon et Robertus de Musters.
SWAYNLE CUM                         1 Radulphus filius Radulphi et
ARTHETHORPk                              Johannes de Lasceles.
GAYTANBY                              Rogerus de Aske.
ESKELBY, NEUTON1 ET                 1Joh nes    r
-LEMING                             } Johannes Marmyon.
LEMING                              J                   "
THOXTONN'                             Willelmus  de  Murrers  et
Abbas de Coverham.
KIRKEBY CUM LANGETHORN'               Prior de Novo Burgo et Alexander de Ledys.~
HUDBARTONP ET MILDEBY                 Johannes Pachesq et heredes"
(sic) Philippi Bryton.
THORNTON, GINDALE ET                   Johannes 
LE CCEBYS.  i                    Johannes Sayvill
EST (T)ANFELD ET                      Johannes Marmion et RoberCARETHORP-ij ville,                      tus de Hastanges.
f An error for Norton, commonly called Norton-le-Clay.
s " Wynton," which is in the parish of Sigston, and wapentake of Allertonshire, is, perhaps, an error for "Sutton" juxta Hougrave. Sutton Howgrave,
as it is now called, is about two miles and a half from. West Tanfield and Nosterfield. At the time of Kirkby's Inquest Sutton and Hougrave were held by
Ralph de Rugemond (page 186, antea). Possibly Marmion held Sutton under
Rugemond.       h Yarnewyk (Yarnwick), near Kirklington, now depopulated.
Ainderby-Quernhowe.                      i Sinderby.
Swainby-with-Allerthorpe. See page 182, note o.
Scabbed Newton, alias Newton Picot.      n Theakston.
n Kirkby-on-the-Moor, commonly called Kirkby Hill, and Langthorpe.
o In the 33rd Edward I., Alexander de Leedes obtained a charter of free
warren in "Kirkeby super Moram et Gipton " (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).
P Hundburton, now called Humberton.
q 25th Edward I. Inq. de terris Philippi le Lou et Margerice uxoris ejus in
manum regis captis. " Quidam Willielmus de Arderne terras tenuit in Hundeburton de Rogero de Moubray, qui tempore mortis dicti Willielmi fuit infra
setatem; ratione cujus minoris retatis Rex seisivit terras dicti Willielmi in manuni
suam, quia Ricardus de Arderne, frater et haeres ejus, metatis triginta annorun,
nunc defunctus, idiota fuit: et postea liberavit terras illas proefato Philippo et
Margeriae uxori ejus, Johanni Peeche, et Johanni le Lou et Amicise uxori ejus,
tanquam propinquioribus hseredibus dictorum Willielmi et Ricardi" (Cal. Gen.,
ii., 544).
r The heir of Sir Philip le Breton was his son John (Longstajfe's Darlington).' Thornton Bridge, Cundall and Leckby.       Johannes Dayvill, A.
z 2




[LIBERTAS DE ALVERTON.]
Episcopus Dunolm. dominus [est] libertatis de Alverton, in
qua sunt burg' et villae de
ALVERTON, burgo 
THORNTON CUM VINASa
ROMONDBY
BERGEBYb
KNAMYNGTON CUM BRACWHARTHC - Episcopus Dunolm.
BRUMPTON
OSMUNDERLEY
SUREBY  ET  HERTELECLIFd-  ix
separalibus villis, 
HOTON COIGNERS
NORTON CONIERS
HOLMe                                 Robertus de Coigners.
HOUGRAVEf ET 
DUTTENSALES —illis V, 
HOTON ET CESSAY-ij villis,            Willelmus Darel.
THORNTON IN STRATA                    Johannes Waxand et Johannes de la Mare.
OTRINGTONh                            Robertus de Horneby.
NORTH KULVINGTON                      Abbas de Eggleston.
LYANDMET/                             Rogerus Maudoust et Thomas de Belson.j
KEPEWIK                               Rector ecclesiae de Leek.
WIRSALk                                Gilbertus de Thorneby.
HORNEBY CUM THORP PARVAI              Gilbertus Haunsard.nl
a Thornton-in-Vivar,' A. F. Thornton-le-Beans, in the parish of North
Ottrington.
b Borrowby, in the parish of Leake.
" Knayton-with-Brawith. The latter place is not mentioned in Kirkby's
Inquest.
d Sureby sub Koteclyf (page 101, antea). Sowerby-under-Cotcliff, in the
parish of Sigston.
e Holme, in the parish of Pickhill.
f Howgrave, now called Sutton Howgrave, in the parish of Kirklington.
g Over Dinsdale, in the parish of Sockburn.
h North Ottrington.                 i Landmoth.
i Thomas de Belsome, A. F.           k High Worsall.
1 Thorp Parva is not named in Kirkby's Inquest, and has now disappeared.
Its site is indicated by Thorp Row House, a farm about one mile S.W. of Hornby,
in the parish of Great Smeaton.       "' See page 100, note 1.




LIBERTY OF ALLERTONSHIRE, N. R.                  341
BRETTEBY CUM 
BRETTEBY CUSMI)    O I} Johannes de Insula.
PARVA SM(I)THETON
HOTON BONEVILL                        Johannes de Speton.
DIGHTON                               Gocelinus Deyvill et Ricardus de Kirkebride.
WEST HERLESEY                         Johannes de Burton.
ELLERBEK                              Robertus de Brumpton.
THIMELBY, FOXTON ET 
THIMELBYS, FXTONn     E               Robertus de Colvill.
S IGGLESTON                         J
LOUNDO                                Marmaducus  de Thwengep
et Robertus de la More.q
" Sigston.
~ This entry is misplaced. It refers to Lund on the Wolds, in the East
Riding, where the bishop of Durham held 18 carucates at the date of the Domesday Survey.
P In the 21st Edward I., Marmaduke de Thwenge obtained a charter of free
warren, market and fair in his manors of "Cotum, Lunte and Tweng" (Cal.
Rot. Chart., 124). Sir William de Tweng, son and heir of the above Marmaduke,
founded a chantry in the church of Lund in 1339 (Torre's MSS., 1315).
i Robert de More had a grant of free warren in Lund and La More in the
3rd Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 142).




WEST RID[ING].
[WAPENTAGIUM DE AYNSTY.]
Rex  dominus [est] wapentagii de  Aynsty, in  quo  sunt
villse de
THORP D'ARCH'                   Nicholaus de Stapelton et Aucherus
filius Henrici.
WALTON                          Elias Farwath, Gilbertus Scot et
Willelmus Martel.
BYKERTON                        Willelmus Gramary.
ToCWITH                         Willelmus de Ros et Andreas de
Kirkeby.
WYLESTHORP                      Thomas de Pontefracto.
SKAKELTHORP                     Willelmus de Ros.
MUNKETON                        Thomas de Uctrede.
HESSEY                          Abbas Beatae Mariae Ebor.
KNAPTON                         Episcopus Cestriensis.a
RUGHFORD                        Alicia uxor Willelmi de Bugthorp.
MERESTON                        Johannes de Belkethorpb et Abbas
de Fontibus.
HOTONC                          Johannes de Crepling.d
BILTON ET   ijJohannes  Waleys et Nicholaa le
HELAGH-villis ij,             |   Vavasur.
a The bishops of Lichfield and Coventry were occasionally styled Episcopi
Cestrienses. Walter de Langton, who is elsewhere mentioned, was appointed to
that see in 1296, and died seised of the manor of Knapton in 1322 (Cal. Inq.
p. m., i., 300).
b John de Belkethorp was probably the son and heir of William, son of
Thomas de Marston, who held the manors of Berghthorp and Marston in 1278
(pp. 28, 221, antea). About 1240, the father of this Thomas de Marston, Sir
William, son of Thomas de Belkerthorpe, knight, gave lands in Gouthorpe to
the church of St. Peter of York (Mon. Angl., vi., 1189). Belthorpe House,
where there are some remains of a moat, is one mile east of Gouthorpe, and in
the parish of Bishop Wilton.
c Hoton juxta Marston, alias Hoton Wandesley.
d Sir John de Creppinge, son and heir of Sir Robert de Creppinge (Cal. Gen.,
i., 294), was high sheriff of Yorkshire in 1307-8.
e Ricardus Waleys, F.  Sir Richard Waleys, of Burgh Waleys, and his
sister Nicholaa, widow of Sir William Vavasour, of Haslewood. See pp. 220,




WAPENTAKE OP THE AINSTY, W. R.                      343
WHIHALE, ESTAK ET
FOLITWAIT                        Alanus de Fol(i)thwait et Johannes
FOLITWAIT                        Alanus de Fol (i)thwait et Johannes
de Belkethorp.
HOXTON                           Simon de Kyme.
BOLTON CUM HARNYNGTON   Dominah de Vescy.
APPELTON                         Walterus de Fauconberg et Henricus Sampson.
ACASTRE MALBYS                   Willelmus de Malbis.j
ACASTRE SELBY                    Abbas de Selby.
BISCHOPTHORP                     Archiepiscopus Ebor.
MIDDELTHORP                      Abbas de Bella Landa.
STIVETON                         Gilbertus de Ros.
COLTON                           Willelmus de Ros.
COUPEMANTHORP                    Willelmus de Malbis.
BILBURGH                         Rogerus Basy.
CATHERTHORN                      Prior  de  Parco  et Henricus  de
Cruce.
WEST ASKHAM                      Prior de Bridlington.
ASKHAM  BRIAN                    Gilbertus de Stapeltonk et Johannes
Grey
DRYNGHOUSES                      Johannes Grey.l
222, antea. In the 16th Edward II., Henry, brother and heir of Robert, son of
William le Vavasor, granted the manor of Bilton to Thomas Davyll and Isabella,
his wife, and the heirs of their bodies lawfully begotten (Cott. MS., Fesp. A.,
iv., 169 a).
f Whihale and Estak are Wighill and Esedike. " Hemelak," which has not
been previously mentioned, is probably an error for Hagenby, now depopulated
(page 26, antea, note z). In the 4th Edward II., the Prior of Healaugh had a
grant of free warren in "Wighale, Hagenby and Esdyke" (Cal. Rot. Chart.,
143).
g Ranulph de Blankmonstre, alias de Albo Monasterio, held Wighale and
Calveton in the 32nd Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136). See page 119, antea.
h Isabella de Beaumont, widow of John de Vescy.
Some account of this family has been given at page 218.
J Sir William Malbis died about 1365, and was succeeded by his younger son,
Sir Walter Malbis (York Corporation Papers, ii., 988). The eldest son, Sir
Thomas Malbis, died about 1360, leaving a daughter and heiress, Elizabeth, who
became the wife of Adam de Bekwith (Ibid., 996).
k Sir Gilbert Stapleton, second son of Sir Miles Stapleton, of Carleton, married Agnes (or Maud), eldest daughter and co-heir of Sir Brian Fitz Alan of
Bedale. Catherine, the younger daughter, married Sir John Gray of Rotherfield,
who died seised of a moiety of the manor of Askham Brian in 1359 (Cal. Inq.
p. m., ii., 213).
I Before 1244, Walter Gray, archbishop of York, granted lands in " Drenghuses" to his brother Robert (Drake's Eborac., append., lxiv), whose grandson,
Robert de Gray, held here at the date of Kirkby's Inquest. Sir John Gray, of
Rotherfield, grandson of Robert, had a charter of free warren in Dringhouse in
the 4th Edward III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 163), and died seised of that manor in
1359 (Cal. Inq. p. m., ii., 213).




344         THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
LIBERTAS SANCTI LEONARDI EBOR.,
in qua [sunt] villke ij,
NEUTON SUPER USAMm ET  } Magister Hospitalis  Sancti LeoBRAMPHOP"                        nardi Ebor.
WAPENTAGIUM DE BARKESTON.
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Barkeston, in quo [sunt]
ville de
SELBY 
HILLUM
HILLUM                          Abbas de Selby.
HAMELTON                            a e Selby.
FRISTON —iiij villis,        J
CARLETON 
EST [HATHELSAY] ET              Nicholaus de Stapelton.
WEST HATHELSAY-iij villis,
HURST KURTENAY                  Heresa Johannis de Metham.
TEMPLEHURST                     Willelmus de Holand.6
DRAX cum membris                Johannes Paynel.
BERLEYC                         Ricardus de Berley.d
BRAITON                         Abbas de Selby.
BIRKYN                          Adam de Everingham  de Birkyn.
SUTTON                          Willelmus Clarell.
BYRROM                          Robertus de Sancto Paulo.
m Newton-upon-Ouse, in the wapentake of Bulmer.
Bramhope, in Skyrack wapentake. See page 37, antea.
a The heir of John de Metham, who died about the 5th Edward II. (Cal.
Inq. p. m., i., 245), was his son Thomas.
b March 11th, 1315. A commission to the parish priest of Birkin to hear
the confession which a parishioner of his, Sir William de Holand, knight, is
most anxious to make (Fasti Ebor., i., 385).
B" arlow, in the parish of Brayton. This place has not been previously
mentioned.
d Sir Richard de Berley died about 1323 (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., 276), leaving
William his son and heir (Reg. Melton, 594 b).




WAPENTAKE OF BARKSTON-ASH, W. R.                  345
BRETTON                       1.BRETTON} Johannes de Lascy.
GATEFORD-villis ij,
BIRNE                           Dominag de Bella Aqua.
KIRKEBYf-ij VilliS,
BROTHERTON                      Archiepiscopus Ebor. et Johannes
de Markyngfeld.
FARBURN                         Alicia de Everingham  et Robertus
de Reygate.
NEUTON WALEYSh                  Ricardus Waleys.
LEDESHAM                        Prior de Pontefracto.
MIKELFELD                       Jacobus de Boyvill.i
LUTERINGTON cum membris  Galfridus de Hothomj et Hugo
Paynel.
HESELWOOD cum membris    Nicholaak la Vavazour.
SUTTONI                         Eadem Nicholaa et Prior de Watton.
BRAMHAM cum membris             Prior de Sancto Oswaldo, Petrus
de Malo Lacu et Johannes de
Ocklesthorp.
ULLESTONm'                       Simon de Kyme et Prior de Parco.
NEUTON KYME                     Idem  Simon.
SHIRBURN 
SUTH MILFORD
WISTOO                          Archiepiscopus Ebor.
CAWOOD —iiij villis,          J
GRYMESTON                       Haeres Thoma  filii Henrici" de
Grymeston  et Margareta de
Nevill.
NORTH MILLEFORD                 Johannes filius Roberti de North
Milleford et Johannes filius
Johannis de eadem.
Bretton juxta Brotherton, now called Burton Salmon.
f Kirkby Wharfe.
g Isabella, widow of Sir John de Bella Aqua, of Kirtlington, co. Notts (Reg.
Corbridge, 92 b, 102 a).
a Now called Newton-in-the-Willows.
i Sir James Bosvile, son of John, and grandson of Sir John Bosvile, of
Newhall in Darfield (S. Yorks., ii., 110).
i On Jan. 31st, 1310-11, Sir Geoffrey de Hotham did homage to archbishop
Greenfield for the third part of a knight's fee in Lutrington which he claimed to
hold of him " nomine dotis uxoris sue " (Reg. Gereenfield, pars ii., 223 b).
k Nicholaa, widow of Sir William Vavasour, and daughter of Sir Stephen
Waleys of Burgh Waleys.
Stutton, near Tadcaster.
m Toulston, in the parish of Newton Kyme.
" Henry de Grimston was the son and heir of Thomas de Grimston, by Sarra,
daughter of Sir Anketin Malory (Cal. Gen., i., 389).




346          THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
RITHER                            Robertus de Rither.
TADDECASTRE                       Henricus de Percy.
FENTON cum  membris               Henricus de Camera et Johannes
filius Ricardi de eadem.
SOUETONO                          Willelmus de Stopham.
SAXTON                            Rogerus de Ledys.
LEDE                              Ricardus Tyes.
BARKESTON                          Archiepiscopus Ebor., JohannesP
filius Walteri et Johannes de
Selby.q
HODLESTON ET LUMBY                Hseredesr Godefridi de Melsa et
Ricardus, capellanus de Feribrigs.
o Towton, in the parish of Saxton.
P John, son of Walter, son of Thomas de Barkston. His son William had
succeeded to Barkston in 1329 (Reg. Melton, 594 b).
q Probably John de Selby, eldest son of Nicholas de Selby, alderman of York,
who was chamberlain in 1317, and bailiff in 1321-2. He was living in 1334.
An error for " heres."  On Feb. 2nd, 1310-11, Robert de Grenefeld and
William, his son, were made guardians of the lands of Godfrey de Melsa at
Hodeleston on account of the minority of John, his son and heir (Fasti Ebor.,
i., 379. Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 52 a).' " Ricardus dictus Gaugy, presbiter," was collated to the chapel of St. Mary
at Fery juxta Pontem on the 12th kal. Dec., 1309 (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 79).
See page 214, note d.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE SKYRAK.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Skyrayk, in quo  [sunt]
villke de
MORTON                        Priora de Martheby et Radulphus de
Ilketon.
BYNGELEY                      Johannes de Harcourt.
BAYLDON                       Johannes de Napelton,b Willelmus de
Stopham et Johannes Byroun.
HAUKESWORTHE                  Walterus de Haukesworth.
GISELEY                       Simon Warde.
YHEDON                        Simon de Braham, Johannes de Clehayc et dominad de Langetoft.
RAUDON                        Prior de Bolton, Michael de Roudon
et Willelmus de Craven.
ILKELEY                       Dominae de Percy et Abbas de Salley.
BURLEY                        Haer'f Ricardi de Baby (n) gton in custodia Archiepiscopi Ebor.
MENSINGTON                    Alexander de Mensington etWalterus
de Hau(ke)sworth.
OTTELEY                       Archiepiscopus Ebor.
POUILL                        Ricardus de Goldesburgh.
ARTHINGTON                    Laurentius de Arthington.
HARWODE                       Robertus de Ide.s
a An error for Petrus de Marthely. The heirs of Simon de Monte Alto held
two carucates and a half in Morton in the 13th Edward I. (p. 31, antea). Alice,
eldest daughter and co-heir of the above Simon, married John de Martheley,
and Matilda, another daughter, married Nicholas de Ilketon (Plac. de Quo
Warr., 225).           b Johannes de Stapelton.
c Probably an error for Clay or Ilklay.
d I am unable to identify "the lady of Langtoft."
e On Jan. 22nd, 1324, Dame Beatrix, widow of Sir Robert de Percy, took the
vow of chastity before the archbishop at Cawood (Fasti Ebor., i., 418).
f On Sept. 12th, 1312, archbishop Greenfield granted to Lucy, widow of
Richard de Babington, who held of him the manor of Burghley by knight's
service, the marriage of Hugh, son and heir of the said Richard (Fasti Ebor.,
i., 312. Reg. Greenfield, pars ii., 37 b).
g Robert de Insula, or de Lisle, son and heir of Warine, lord Lisle of
Rougemonte. He was summoned to Parliament in 1316, and died in 1344
(Hist. Harewood, 69).




348          THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
EST KESEWYK                            Willelmus de Ilkeley, Brianus de Thornhull, Parsona ecclesiae de Bedale et
Petrus de Martheley.
THORENOUR                              Simon de la Roche,
WALTERUS DE HEDDYNGLEYh (sic),  Thomas Peytevyn.i
NEUTONJ                                Thomas de la Chambre.
AUSTHORP                               Ricardus Walleys et Willelmus le Watter.
SWILLYNGTON                            Adam  de Swillington.
PRESTON                                Adam  de Preston.
ALLERTON JUXTA AQUAM                   Radulphus de Beston.
LEDESTON                              Prior de Pontefracto.
WIGHDON                               Prior de Bolton.
PARLYNGTON                            Hugo le Spenser.
LEDYS cum membris
KEPAX
BERNEVILLk cum  membris
S (H) ADWELL
SECROFT                                Thomas Comes Lancastriae.
ABERFORD
NEUSOM
HALTON
BELTON —ix villis, 
COLINGHAM
RIGGETON
YK                                            de Kirkestall.
ALDEWIKK
AKERTONn CHAPEL cum
membris-v villis,
HORSEFORD                             Johannes Mauleverer.
h The A. and F. MSS. read:-" Thorenour. Simon de la Roche, Walterus
de Heddyngley et Thomas Peytevyn."  This statement is evidently erroneous.
The Poitevins were lords of ieadingley, where William de Patefyn held half a
knight's fee in the 31st Edward I. (p. 207, antea), but they do not appear to have
had any interest in Thornor. In the 4th Edward II. Simon de la Roche obtained
a charter for a market and fair at Thornor (Cal. Rot. Chart., 142). The text
should probably stand thus:THORENOUR         Simon de la Roche.
HEDDYNGLEY        Walterus de Heddyngley et Thomas Peytevyn.
i Elizabeth Paytfin, daughter of Sir John de Calverley (Loidis and Elmete,
217), and widow of Thomas Paytfin, lord of Headingley, by will dated 23rd
August, 1341, gave her body to be buried in the priory of Esholt (Hist. Esholt
Priory, 20).             i Potter Newton.
k An error for Beruewike or Berwike (Barwick-in-Elmete).'
Probably Colton, near Halton, is the place intended.
" Addle. This place is called Adlekyrk in the Feoda Militumn.
An error for Allerton.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE CLARHOU.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Clarhou, cujus villae sunt
BETHEMESLEI          Prior de Boulton, Willelmus Mauleverer
et Johannes Mauleverer.
NESSEFELD            Petrus de Middelton.
DENTON               Maugerus le Vavasour.
MIDDELTON            Adam de Middelton.
ASKWITH              Idem Adam et Isabella de Marton.
WESTON               Willelmus de Stopham.
NEUHALLE Yvl         Archiepiscopus Ebor.
LETHELEY             Haer' Henrici de Percy in custodia Regis.
CASTELLAY            Willelmus de Castellay.
STAYNEBURN           Abbas de Fontibus.
RIGGETON             Idem Abbas et Ricardus de Furneux.
KESREBYj             Robertus del Hill.
KEREBY —1J ville, 
KIRKEBY FERESC       Haer' Henrici de Percy in custodia Regis.
SIGGLINGHALL         Elena, quae fuit uxor Walteri le Vavasour.
LYNTON
WETHERBY.Hler' Henrici de Percy.
SPOFFORD-iij ville, J
FOLYFAITd            Prior de Novo Burgo.
PLUMPTON             Robertus de  Plumpton  et Henricus
Beaufiz.
BRAHAM               Henricus de Hertlington.
PARVA DIGHTON" ET  Willelmus de Ros de In(g)manthorp.
PARVA DIGHTON/
COLLETHORP           Johannes de Walkingham.
PARVA RIBSTAN        Henricus Beaufiz.
MAGNA RIBSTAN        Willelmus de Ros de Hamelak.
" Dunkeswick.
b Robert del Isle, de Lisle, or de Insula, lord of Harewood. See pp. 206,
347, antea.
c Otherwise called Kirkeby Oreblawers, and now Kirkby Overblow.
d Follifoot, in the parish of Spofforth.' Kirk Deighton.          f North Deighton.




350          THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
GOLDESBURGH               Ricardus de Goldesburgh.
ALVERTON 
PARVA USEBURN ET   Johannes Mauleverer.
FLASSEBY — iij ville, J
QUIXLEY-villae ij,  J    melsey.
DUFFELDi                 Ricardus Waleys.
GREN HAMERTON            Henricus de Hamerton.
KIRK HAMERTON            Priori     d
MUNKETON —i Vill  J
g Allerton-Mauleverer.              h Flaxby.
i Driffield, A. F. Duffeld, alias Driffeld, MS. Dodsworth, vol. xxvii., 174.
An error for Dunsford. In the 11th Edward I. Stephen le Waleis obtained a
charter of free warren in "Burgh Waleis, Neuton Waleis, Hauley (Healaugh),
Cotingeley and Dunnesford" (Cal. Rot. Chart., 112), and his grandson Stephen,
son of Richard de Waleis, had a similar grant in the 5th Edward III. (Ibid.,
166).




[WAPENTAGIUM DE AGGEBRIGG.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Aggebrigg, in quo sunt
villke de
HODERFELD
(HOLM —ij villis-struck  Comes Lancastrive.
out) 
CROSSELAND                Willelmus Dobernount.
MULETHAM.
MULETHAM                    Comes Lancastrie.
ALMANBURY-ij villis, 
TAGHEWHAITa               Johannes Tyes.
LINGARTHYS
LEPTON                    Comes Lancastriae.
HOLM-iij villis,
HONLAY                    Ricardus de Waleys.
FARNELEYb                 Ricardus Tyes.
DALTON                    Johannes Flemyng et Thomas de
Hoton.
HOTONC                    Abbas de (hlank)d et Willelmus de
Hoton.e
BIRTONf                   Willelmus filius Thomae de Birton.
CHELUELEYg                Henricus de Shelueley.
SHEPLEY                   Johannes de Shepley.
THIRWISTANDLANDh          Comes Warrenni.
CUMBREWODE 
FLOKETON
QUIK
OSSET
HOSSET                   - Idem Comes Warrenni.
HORUBURY
TANELEYi
NORMANTON
ALCOTES —viij villis,
a Slaghewhait, A. F. Slaithwaite, in the parish of Huddersfield.
b Farnley Tyas.           C Heton, A. F. Kirk Heaton.
d The F. MS. has "Fontibus" in a later hand. See page 228, antea.
Willelmus de Heton (page 228, antea).  f Kirkburton.
g Shelley, in the parish of Kirkburton.  h Thurstonland.
An error for Staneley, Stanley, near Wakefield.
Altoftes, A. Altofts, in the parish of Normanton.




352         THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
WHITELEY                    Willelmus filius Willelmi.
DENEBY                      Abbas de Bella Landa.
THORNHULL                   Johannes de Thornhull.
WEST BRETTONk               Prior de Bretton.
CHYLINGTONI                 Adam de Everingham.
EMELEY                      Willelmus filius Willelmi.
SADELWORTH                  Warinus de Scargill.
METHELEY 
WARNEFELD
FOKEBY|
DFOKE~BY~ Comes Lancastria.
DYKETONn
SNYTALL 
WHITEWOOD —villis vj,
WALTON                      Thomas de Gortz.~
SANDALE 
CRIGHELESTON                Comes Warrenni.
WAKEFELD —villis iij    J
SHARNESTON                  Willelmus filius Augeri.
CROFFETON                   Prior de Sancto Oswaldo.
k The township of West Bretton is partly in Staincross wapentake.  See
page 363, postea.
Shitlington, in the parish of Thornhill.
m Probably Foulby, a small hamlet in the parish of Wragby.
" An error for Ayketon. Ackton, in the parish of Featherstone, is about one
mile E.N.E. of Snydale.
~ Gorty, F. An error for Burgo. In the 33rd Edward I., Thomas, son of
Philip de Burgo, obtained a charter of free warren in Hacford and Walton (Cal.
Rot. Chart., 137).




[LIBERTAS DE KNARESBURGH.]
Dominus Rex dominus est libertatis de Knaresburgh, in
qua [sunt] ij burgi et villme de
KNARESBtJRGH
PONS BURGI-ij burgis,
THORESCROSSE
CLYNT                      Dominus Rex eorum dominus.
TYMBLE
KILINGHALE
SCREVYN-V villis,
BRIKENDENa               1
[CONYNGESTHORP] 
LOFTHOUSESC                Dominus Rex.
FERINGESBY ET
HOPERTON-villa una,
ALDEBURGH 
MANSKIP
ROUTHECLIFF
R  Rex dominus eorum.
KIRKEBYd ET CATHALE 
BURTON ET MILDEBYe —
v villis,
STRETTONf                  Dominus Rex  et haeredesg H. de
Percy.
BRERETON                   Johannes de Brereton.
KIRKE STANLEE 
SUTH STANLEEi ET            Johannes de Walkyngham.
FARNHAM-iij villis,    J
BURDON LEONARD             Johannes Becard.
USEBURNEj                  Henricus de Bosco.
STAVELEY                   Henricus filius Hugonis.
a Erkenden, A. F. Arkendale, in the parish of Knaresborough.
b Conyngesthorp, A. F. Coneythorpe, three miles E.N.E. of.Knaresborough.
" Lofthouse Hill, a hamlet in the parish of Staveley.
d Kirkby Hall, in the parish of Little Ouseburn.
e Humberton and Milby.         f Scotton, A. F.
g hser', A. The heir of Henry de Percy was his son Henry.
h " Kirke Stanlee " is now called South Stainley.
i The site of " Suth Stanlee" is probably indicated by Stainley, a farm about
half a mile south of the present village of South Stainley.   J Great Ouseburn.
A A




WAPENTAGIUM DE STAYNCLIF.
Comes Lancastrie dominus [est] wapentagii de Staynclif,
cujus ville sunt
CLAXTEBURNa                   1
GRYNLYNGTON                       Thomas Comes Lancastriae.
BRADEFORD-Ville iij,          J
BAKESCOLFb                       Johannes Talbot.
WADDYNGTON                       Johannes Tempest.
MITTON                           Thomas le Southern et haeredes
domini H. de Biry.c
NEUTONd                          Ricardus de Bathersby.
ESINGTON                         Adam de Wannervill.
HAMERTON                         Stephanus de Hamerton.
BOULTONe                         Johannes de Boulton et Abbas
de Selby.f
RYMYNGTON                        Henricus de Rymyngton, Nicholaus de Boulton, Willelmus de Rymyngton, Willelmus de Roucestre, Matheus
Baudewyn [et] Ricardus de
Midhop.
MIDHOP                           Robertus de Midhop, Robertus
le Harpour et Johannes de
Boulton.
GISBURN                          Abbas de Selby,g Henricus de
Rymyngton et Rector ecclesike de Gisburn.
PATHORN                          Henricus le Scrop.
NEUSOM                           Thomas del Grene et Magister
Sancti Leonardi.h
NAPPAY                           Magister Sancti Leonardi.h
~ An error for Slayteburn (Slaidburn).
b Bashall, in the parish of Mitton.
" hser' domini Henrici de Percy, A. F.
d Newton in Bowland, otherwise called Newton-on-Hodder.
Bolton by Bowland.         f An error for Salley.
g Abbas de Salley (pages 18, 199, antea).
The Master of St. Leonard's Hospital, York (pages 18, 198, antea).




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.             355
PATHENALLi                       Adam  de Horton, Adam  de
Goldesburgh et Johannes
filius Thomse.
HOTONj                           Edmundus Mansaile, Willelmus  de  Irby,  Magister
Sancti Leonardih et Magister de Hospitali.
SWYNDON                          Stephanus de Eure.
HALTON                           Hugo de Halton.
WYKELESWORTH                     Adam  de Wykelesworth  et
Johannes de Wykelesworth.
PRESTON                          Johannes Darcy.
ROUTHEMELL                       Johannes Flemyng.
BUKLESWYK/ ET                    Abbas de Furneaux et haer'
SETELL                              Henrici de Percy.
LANGECLIF                        Abbas de Sallay.
STAYNFORD                        Idem  Abbas et Johannes de
Famelthorp.m
LYTTON                           Abbas de Fontibus.
ARNECLIFF                        Willelmus de Haukeswyk.
BUCKEDEN                         Henricus de Percy in custodia
Regis.
KETELWELL                        Abbas de Coverham, Johannes
de Gisburn et hzer'n domini
Johannis Gray.
MALGHUM                          Abbas de Fontibus.
KYRKEBYO                         Willelmus de Haukeswyk.
THORNETON                        Johannes de Ros.
STYVETON                         Johannes de Styveton.
GLUSBURN                         Johannes del Laye et Petrus
Gillyot.
CARLETON                         Thomas de Alta Ripa.
GERSINGTON                       Isabella,P quae fuit uxor Roberti de Plumpton, et dominaq de Kyghley.
LYNTON                           Johannes le Graas.
THRESCHEFELD                     Elias de Threschefeld.
Painley, in the parish of Gisburn.   i Horton, in the parish of Gisburn.
k The Master of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem.
An error for Gickleswyk.
n Fauvelthorp. Constantine Fauvell and Alice, his wife, held lands in Staynford in the 31st Edward I.
The heir of John, lord Gray, of Rotherfield, who died in the 5th Edw. II.,
was his son John.         o Kirkby in Malhamdale.
P Isabella, daughter of Serlo de Westwick.
* Probably the widow of one of the Kyghleys of Kyghley.
A A2




356         THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
SKYPTON
SKIYPDN                           Her'r Roberti de Clyfford in,SK.IGGLE5DON           ~ ~custodia Regis.
SIGGLESDON-Vill11 iij,  
STRETTONS                         Hser' praedicti Roberti, Ricardus Fauvel et Adam Fauvell.
GAYRGRAVE                        Nicholaus de Bolynbrok, domina Margareta de Nevill et
Nigellus de Staynford.
OTERBURN                          Radulphus  de  Oterburn  et
hrer' Johannis filii Eliae.
CONYSTONt                         Radulphus  de  Normanvill,
Willelmus de Malghum  et
Johannes de Seyneton.u
HELGFELD                          Magister de Hospitali, Robertus de Wylghby et Johannes
de Harrecourt.
AYRETON                           Henricus filius Hugonis.
SCOTHORP                          Abbas de Dereham et Thomas
de Scothorp.
HAGHENLITHv                       Henricus de Hertlington et
Johannes Otterburn.
CALTON                            Willelmus  de  Malghum   et
Willelmus de Skipton.
ESTON                             Johannes de Eston, Willelmus
de Malghum  et Abbas de
Fourneaux.w
MARTON                           Willelmus de Marton et Petrus
Giliot.
BROGHTON                          Idem  Petrus, Willelmus de
Eston, Henricus de Marton,
Godfridus de Alta Ripa et
Willelmus de Skipton.
BRAICEWELL                        Johannes Tempest.
HETON                             Ricardus Fauvell et Abbas de
Fourneaux.
RILLESTON                         Henricus de Hertlington et
Ricardus Fauvell.
The heir of Robert de Clifford, the first baron of the honour of Skipton,
who was killed at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314, was his son Roger.
* Stirton, in the parish of Skipton.
t Cold Coniston, in the parish of Gargrave.
" Gilbert de Singleton held two bovates in Coniston in the 31st Edward I.
(page 189, antea).
I Hanlith, in the parish of Kirkby Malhamdale.
v MSS. A. and F. have " Abbas de Fontibus " erroneously.




WAPENTAKE OF STAINCLIFFE, W. R.               357
CRAKHOWE                          Idem Ricardus, Prior de Boulton et Prior de Malton.x
BRYNSALL                          Willelmus de  Hebbeden  et
Petrus Giliot.
APELTREWYK 
HALTON CUM EMMESEI                Prior de Boulton.
KILDEWIK-iij villue,
CONIGESTON IN COTELWOLDALEY  Willelmus de Helbeden.T
HELBEDONz-iiJ Ville, (sic) 
HAUKESWYK                         Willelmus de Haukeswyk, Rogerus de eadem et Johannes
de Paryes.a
ADINGHAM                           Dominab le Vavasour.
DRAGHTON                           Adam deMidelton et Henricus
le Vavasour.
BRADELEY                          Willelmus de Skipton, Johannes de Farnhill, Robertus
filius Ricardi de Bradelei et
Robertus Buck.
KYGHELEY                           Ricardus de Kigheley, Johannes del Thwaites, Ricardus
de Utteley et Johannes
Douaux.c
COLLING                            Domina Margareta de Nevill.
FARNHILL                          Prior de Boulton et Robertus
de Farnhill.
HOTTLINGTONd                       Henricus de Hertlington.
FLASCEBY                           Johannes de Greyndorge.
NEUTONe                            Johannes de Cathorp.f
r An error for Marton (in Galtres). See page 189, antea.
Y Coniston in Kettlewelldale.
Hebbeden (Hebden).         a Pereis, A. F.
b Probably Nicholaa, widow of Sir William Vavasour.
"Denaux, A. Deueaux, F. Johannes de Vaux.
d Hertlington.               e Bank Newton.
f An error, I believe, for Catherton. In the 31st Edward I. John de Catherton
held half a carucate in Neuton and Elslake (page 196, artea).




WAPENTAGIUM DE STRAFFORD.
Rex dominus est wapentagii de Stratford, in quo sunt
villae de
(Blankj)                   Petrus de Maule.
LOVERSHALL                 Johannes de (Crumwell-struck out)
Rypars.
GAUEREt                    Johannes de Crumwell.
ARNETHORP                  Abbas de Rupe.
ALKELEY                    Walterus Touk.
RODERHAM                   Abbas de Rufford.
ASTON                      Thomas de Auneby.
TRETON                   } Thomas de Furnivale.
WHISTAN-villis iJ,       J
ULLAY                      Prior de Wyrsop.
WATH                       Johannes Flemyng et Johannes del
Wodhall.
WAMBEWELL                  Robertus de Wambewell, Johannes
Creppyng et Johannes Cresaker.
DERFELD                    Thomas de Bosevill et Robertus de
Bosevil.
ROUTHEMERCH                Stephanus de Bella Aqua et Thomas
de Ridwale.
TREBEl GH          i       Adam de Normanvill.
BRAYNESFORD-~ij villis, J
ECCLESFELD
SHEFFELD                   Thomas de Furnyvall.
HANDESWORTH ET
BRADEFELD-iiij Villis,
EDELYNGTON                 Henricus le Scrop et Johannes de
Gloucestre.d
a In MSS. A. and F. the first three entries stand thus:GAUERE         Petrus de Mauley et Johannes de Crumwell.
LOVERSHALL    Johannes de Ripars.
ARNETHORP      Abbas de Rupe.
b Gauere is an error for Bautre (Bawtry).
" Brineford, F. Brinsworth, in the parish of Rotherham.
d John de Gloucestre. Mr. Hunter could not explain his connection with
Edlington (S. Yorks., i., 91).




WAPENTAKE OF STRAFFORTH, W. R.            359
BARNEBY SUPER DONE        Magister Robertus de Barneby et
Willelmus filius Willelmi.
THIRNESCOGH               Abbas de Rupe.
HOTON PAINELL             Galfridus Luterel.
HIKELTON                  Robertus  Haringell, Thomas de
Ascheburyet Egidius de Hikelton.
SCULBIESe                 Dominaf le Vavasour.
SCAUCEBY                  Ingelramus de Scauceby et Walterus
de Harum./
CONYNGESBURG
WERMESWORTH
HERTHILL
DALTON
HAYTEFELD
SANDALE                   Comes Warrenni.
STAYNFORD
CLYFTON
BRAMLAY
BRAYTHEWELL-Villis X, 
BOULTON                   Stephanus de Bella Aqua et Alexander de Ledes.
BRAMPTON IN MORTHYNG  Edmundus Wasteneys et Jacobus
Lyvet.
TOTEWYK                   Idem Edmundus et Abbas de Rupe.
CLAITON                   Galfridus Luterell.
SUTH KIRKBY               Prior de Sancto Oswaldo.
FRIKLEY                   Dominaf le Vavasour.
PICKBURN ETH              Jacobus Lyvet et Willelmus Darell.
BRODESWORTH             J
RISINGTONh                Robertus de Maulay.
CATEBY                    Willelmus filius Willelmi et Walterus de Harum.
HALGHTONi                 In manu domini Regis.
Stubbus, A. Probably Hampole-Stubbs.
f See page 345, note k.
g 3 kal. Jan., 1303. Licence to Walter de Harum to have an oratory within
his manor of Scouceby, in the parish of Broddesword (Reg. Corbridge, 19 b).
h Rossington.       i Great Houghton.




[WAPENTAGIUM DE MORLEY.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Morley, cujus villme sunt
ROUELLa                           Comes Lancastrie.
MORLEY                            Johannes de Derford.b
MIDDELTON                         Simon de Creppinge.
HUNSEFLETC                       Willelmus Latymer.
BESTON                            Willelmus de Beston.
WYRKELEYd                         Simon de la Roche.
BRAMLAY                           Abbas de Kirkstall.
FARNELEY                          Margareta de Nevill.
CALVERLAY  [ET] PUDDESAY   Johannes de Calverlay.
FERSLAI                           Ricardus Wade.
IDELE                             Robertus de Plumpton.
SCHEPLEIe                         Nicholaus del Marays.
NORTH BYRELLf                     Adam  de Swylington.
TONGE                             Ricardus de Tong.
LIVERSSEGE                        Edmundus de Nevill.
BRIGHTELINGTONS                   Simon Warde.
GATELEY"                         Adam  de Hopp'.i
HUNDESWORTH                     }
DBYRLEY-vill  ~                   Johannes de Thirhill!.
BYRLEY~villme ij,               J
a " Rothwell " is added in a later hand.
b Derfeld, F. The text has "de Rotherfield " in the margin, in a later hand.
See page 227, antea.
" Hunslet.                      d Wortley, near Leeds.
e Shipley, near Bradford.       f North Bierley.
g Drighlington.                 ^ Bateley, A. F.
i Dr. Whittaker says that "in the Nomina Villarum, 9th Edward II., 1316,
Adam de Copley is returned as Lord of Batley. This Adam founded a chantry
in the south choir of Batley church" (Loidis and Elmete, 236). I believe, however, that " Hopp'" is an error for "Oxenhoppe."  By charter dated at Batley,
18th October, 1334, and witnessed by Sir John de Eland, Sir Brian de Thornhill,
Adam de Hoperton, John de Calverley, and others, "Adam de Oxenhoppe, dominus
de Bateley," having erected " sumptibus suis " an oratory in honour of the Virgin
Mary, "navi ecclesiae de Bateley contiguo," founded therein a chantry " ro
anima mea et anima Marjorime, uxoris mene, et pro animabus Roberti patris et
Matildis matris mee, Willelni de Coppeley, Johannis, Willelni, Thomne fratrum,
et animabus domini Johannis de Thornhill, Briani filii ejus, Thomse de Thornton
et Elene, uxoris ejus, Johannis de Manyngham, et animabus fratrum, sororum,
parentum, et omnium benefactorum meorum" (Reg. Melton, 201). See pages
225, 280, antea.
i Perhaps East Bierley.         k Johannes de Thornhill.




WAPENTAKE OF MORLEY, W. R.                   361
GMERSALL                     } Johannes Tylly.
HEKMONDEWYK-1J Villve)
MYRFELD                        Thomas de HIeton.
HETON CLECK                    Margareta de Nevill.
ELAND ET OURUM'                Johannes de Eland.
ERDESLOWE"n                    Adam de Everingham.
BRADFORD                       Nicholaus de Daudeley."
BOLLYNG                        Willelmus [de] Bollyng.
HORTON} ThomasP de Leuwyngthorp.q
CLAISTONo- Vill1e iJ,
THORNTON            i         l} Thomas de Thornton.
ALLERTON-ij vilae,
M/AYNYNGHAM ET                 Nicholaus d'Audeley.
HAWORT-villke iJ,            J
BOULTON                        Willelmus de Thoxton.r
WYLSEDEN                       Abbas de Bella Landa.
HETON                          Rogerus de Ledes.
HALIFAX                        Prior de Leuevich.
SCHE (L) F                     Johannes de Schorell.t
ELESTONU  Johannes Flemyng et Willelmus
DEUUESBURY-villae ij,        f   de Deuuesbiri.
OVESDENV                       Johannes de Thornhill.
MIGGELEY
WADDEWORTH
SCHEFFELDw
LONGEFELD
SKIRKOTES
RISSE WORTH
RISSEWORTH                      Comes Warrenni.
HOURUMx
FEKESBY
H EPTONSTALL
HYPY'Y
SOUREBY
WARLOWBYZ —Ville xij, 
South Owram.                     m Ardsley, near Wakefield.
"Nicholas, lord Audley, of Heleigh, co. Stafford. He married Joan, widow
of Henry, earl of Lincoln, who had Bradford as part of her dower, and died in
1319.
o Clayton, near Great Horton.     P Hugo de Leuwyngthorp, A. F.
q Leventhorpe Hall is about one mile east of Thornton.
Qucere Thexton (Theakston )?        The Prior of Lewes, co. Sussex.
* Probably Johannes de Thornhill. The manor of Shelf belongs to the Saviles
at present, and they claimed it temp. Eliz., when Henry Savile shewed it had been
held by his ancestors the Thornhills.-J. R. W.
" An error for Clefton (Clifton).  v Ovenden, near Halifax.
A mistake for Stansfeld.' North Owranm.
Y Hipperholme, near Halifax, is the place intended.  T Warley.




362          THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
ECCLESHILL                      Thomas de Scheffeld.a
HERTHEUED                        Ricardus de Radeclive.
HETONb                          Thomas de Heton.
[WAPENTAGIUM DE YOUCROSS.]
Rex dominus [est] wapentagii de Youcr(oss), cujus ville
[sunt]
BURTON IN LONESDALE             Johannes Moubrai.c
DENTONd         vi             } Henricus filius Hugonis.
INGELTONV-ij1 ville, 
CLAPHAM                          Willelmus de Clapham.
OUSTEWYK                         Johannes de Hamertone et Nicholaus de Stapeltonf
HORTONg                          Abbas de Jorevall.
SADBURGH                       1   
SADBURGH vi*                   } Henricus filus Hugonis.
THORNTON                         Gregorius de Thornton.h
a Thomas de Sheffeld had a charter of free warren in Eccleshill in the 4th
Edward II. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 44).
b Earls Heaton, in the parish of Dewsbury.
c In the 35th Edward I. John de Moubray obtained a charter for a market
and fair within his manor of Burton in Lonesdale (Cal. Rot. Chart., 138).
d Benton, A. F. A mistake for Bentham.
e John de Harington held six carucates in Austwick in the 31st Edward I.
(page 278, antea).
f In the 32nd Edward I. Miles and Nicholas de Stapelton obtained a charter
of free warren in Oustwyk (Cal. Rot. Chart., 136).
g Horton-in-Ribblesdale.
h On May 22nd, 1322, archbishop Melton ordered 20 marks to be given to
Gregory de Thornton, knight, " in part payment of 100 marks due to him for our
service to be rendered in Scotland to the king, which he is to do " (Fasti Ebor.,
i., 427). A farther sum of ~60 was paid to him on July 4th, 1322 (Ibid., 427 n).




[LIBERTASa DE OSGOTCROSSE.]
Thomas  Comes  Lancastrise dominus  [est]  libertatis  de
Osgotcrosse.
Pontestonb                      Himmelsworthk
Adthelingflet                   Chatton'
Haldanby                        Havercroft
Whitegift                       Wynterset
Houk                            Notton
Pokelingtonc                    Derton
Hek                             Carleton
Whitley                         Cutheworth
Rushalled                       Wyrkesburghrn
Beghhalle                       Tankeresley
Knottingley                     Silkeston
Queldale                        Ospring
Castelford                      Lanside
Prestonf                        Thurkerland
Badesworth                      Dodeworth
Elmesall                        Bergh"
Wrankewrokg                     Salthorn~
Burghh                          West BiretonP
Ouston                          Skelmanthorp
Thorni                          (Blank)
Camesall                        Snayth
Stubbesj                        Fol'q
Stapelton                       Estoft
Parva Smytheton                 Rednesse
a The liberty of Osgoldcross includes the wapentake of Staincross.
b An error for Pontefract.
c Pollington.          d Rowall.           e Beal.
f Purston Jaglin.      g Wrangbrook.       h Burgh Wallis.
Perhaps Thornhurst, a farm about one mile and a half S.E. of Owston.
i Stubbs Walden, in the parish of Womersley.
k Hemsworth.' Probably Chafton (Shafton).
"' Worsbrough.         " Bargh or Barugh.
~ Calthorn (Cawthorne).
P Westburton, A. West Bretton. See page 352, antea.
q I am unable to say what place is intended.




364         THE NOMINA VILLARUM  FOR YORKSHIRE.
Rouclyff                       Brerelay
Hundaler                       IndelayY
Hethensalle                    Ryhill
Eggeburgh                      Chevet
Kelington                      Wolfelayz
Credeling                      Roston
Fryston                        Brettona
Hoghtons                       Herdeslai6
Fetherstan                     Wortelai
Acworth                        Hunclyfc
Uppeton                        Holanswayne
Thorpt                         Peniston
Skekbroku                      Thurleston
Skelalev                       Staynneburgh
Brampwythw                     Berneslai
Fyshlak                        Keseburgh
Norton                         Helandd
Wymersleyx                     Claitone
Darthyngton                    Deneby
Magna Smytheton               Artheworthf
Omnium istarum villarum idem Comes est dominus.
Hundale may perhaps be Houndhill, in the parish of Ackworth. There is,
however, a place called Gowdall between Snaith and Hensall.' Glass Houghton.        t Thorp Audlin.        u Skelbrok, A. F.
" Skellow.               w Kirk Bramwith.       - Womersley.
- Heindley.              z Wolley.              " Monk Bretton.
b Ardsley, in the parish of Darfield.
c Hunshelf.              d High Hoyland.        e West Clayton.
f An error for Bircheworth.




[LIBERTAS DE TYKHILL.]
Rex dominus [est] libertatis de Tykhill, in qua [sunt]
ville de
TYKHILL                   Dominus Rex.
WADDEWORTH                Adam de Everingham.
STANSALL                  Robertus de Hoton.
STAYNTON                  Johannes Botiller.
M/ALTEBY                  Johannes le (sic) Crumbewell.
LAGHTON IN MORTHYNG  Hugoa de Morghawe.
WYKERSLAY                 Jordanus de Ilde, Thomas de Wykereslai et Ricardus de Dred.b
HOTON SUB HAIAC           Robertus de Hoton.
RAVENFELD                 Comes Warrenni, Hugo de Darcy et
Robertus de Sywardeby.d
WALES                     Prior de Bradenstok.
THORP SALVAYN             Anketinus Salvayn et Thomas Chaumberleyn.
TYNNESLAWE                Henricus de Tynneslawe.
KYMBERWORTH               Johannes de Crumwell.
WYNTEWORTH                Willelmus subtus viam et Thomas de
Westhall.
GRESEBROK                 Comes Warreni et Thomas Barbot.
SWYNTON                   Isabellae de Beleaue.
MEKESBURGH                Prior de Bretton.
DENYNGBY                  Willelmus le Vavasour.
ADDEWYKf                  Galfridus Luterell.
BARNEBURGH                Stephanus de Bella Aqua et Johannes
de Cresaker.
MELTON                    Willelmus Cressy et Robertus Harringell.
a By Inq. p. m., 10th Edward II., Drogo de Merlawe died seised of the manor
of Laghton (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 288).
b Ered, F. Mr. Hunter (S. Yorks., i., 277) thinks this should read "Ricardus de eod."
c Otherwise called Hoton Robert.
d Probably an error for Saundeby (pages 3, 11, antea).
e Isabella, widow of Sir John de Bella Aqua.
f Adwick-upon-Dearn.




366        THE NOMINA VILLARUM FOR YORKSHIRE.
SPROTBURGH               Willelmus filius Willelmi.
BENTELEY                 Willelmus Sampson.
SCAUSEBY CUM           I Johannes de Crumbwell et Agnes de
LANGETHWAYT             J  Langthwayt.
ATHEWYKg                 Johannesh de Tours et Johannes de
Tybbetoft.
MARRE                    Robertus de Styveton.
SKYPNESSi                Johannes de Tybetoft.
BILLINGLEY               Prior de Blida.
PARVA HALTON             Henricus filius Henrici [filii] Conani.
BRAMPTON JUXTA WATH  Johannes Flemyng et Prior de Bretton.
HOLANDj                  Comes Warrenni, Johannes de Rokle
et Rogerus Perre.
g Adwick-le-Street.
h Stephen de Evers or Eure (S. Yorks., i., 352).
See page 11, note 1.
J Hoyland, in the parish of Wath.




[LIBERTAS BEATi MARI1  EBOR.]
Abbas dominus [est] libertatis Beatse Marise Ebor.
OVERTON                          APELTONk
MITONa                           NORMANTON1
FOSTONb                          KIRKEBY MYSPERTON
HARTON                           HELMESWELLm
SCHUPTONC                        HORNNESE cum hamelet'
CLAXTON                          COTYNGWYKn
GRYNYSTONd                       AYREMYN
APELTONe SUPER QUERFE            REDNESSE
GRYMESTONf cum  membris   FULFORD
[KYRKEBY cum  membris]9   DYGHTONO
SCAPTONh                        POPLETON SUPERIOR
LAISINGHAMi                     POPLETON INFERIOR
HOTONj
Harum omnium villarum idem Abbas [est] dominus.
Myton-upon-Swale.
b Foston, in the wapentake of Bulmer.
e Shipton, in the parish of Overton.
d Bryneston, F. Burneston, in the wapentake of Hallikeld (page 186, antea).
e Nun Appleton, in the Ainsty.
f North Grimston, in the wapentake of Buckrose.
g KYEKEBY cum membris, A. F. Kirkby-Underdale.
h Spanton (Spaunton), in the parish of Lastingham, is probably the place
intended (page 123, antea).
i Lastingham.
j Hoton Underheg (page 123, antea), now called Hutton-in-the-Hole, in the
parish of Lastingham.
k Appleton, in the parish of Catterick.' An error for Normanby, in Ryedale (page 123, antea).
1 Emswell, in the parish of Great Driffield.
East Cottingwith, in the parish of Aughton, and wapentake of Harthill
(Drake's Eborac., 624).
~ Deighton, in the parish of Escrick.




IN LIBERTATE SANCTI PETRI EBOR.
COTUM"                    Johannes de Cotum  et Stephanus de Cothum.
LANGETOFT                 HUSCTHWAYT
NEUBALD                   CARLETONf
BARNEBYb                  TOLLERTON
DONYNGTONC                ALENS
MORETONd                  ACUM
OSBALDEWYK                ULSKELF
STRENSALL                 SALETON
HAXEBY                   BARNEBYh
STYVELYNGTONe            DALTON SUPER TESE*
Ac istarum  villarum  Decanus et Capitulum  ecclesiae Beati
Petri Ebor. [sunt domini].
a Cottam, a small township in the parish of Langtoft.
b Barmby-on-the-Moor.
* Dunnington, near York.
d Murton, in the parish of Osbaldwick.
" Stillington.      f Carlton-Husthwaite.       g Alne.
h An error for Braueby (Brawby), in the parish of Salton (page 123, antea).
To the places here enumerated the F. MS. adds, in a later hand, Towthorpe
and Helperby.




APPENDIX.
B B








APPENDIX.
FEODAa DE HOLDERNESSE.b
BALLIVA THOMIE DUNSELL.C
BEWYK.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae de dominico G(alfridi)
de Melsa.
PARVA COLDON.  Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae quas Egidius de
Gousell tenet de Roberto Strusd (Scurs).
MAPELTON.  Sunt ibidem  xij car. terrwe: de quibus ecclesia
tenet unam  car. terrae, et [Abbas de] Thornton tenet unam  car.
terrae, et H (erbertus) de Sancto Quintino tenet viij vel ix (sic)
car. terrae, et Stephanus de Austwicke duas car. terrae.
ROLSTON.  Sunt ibidem  una car. et di. terrae de feodo Yvonis Scotewayne, et una car. et di. terrae de feodo Willelmi de
Pikerynge.
GOUSILL.   Sunt ibidem  sex car. terrae de feodo Roberti
Gousill.
PARVA  HATFELD.   Sunt ibidem  iij car. terrae de  feodo
Barnardi de Braynes./
a From a Feodary's Book (temp. Eliz.) in the possession of J. R. Walbran,
Esq., of Ripon.
b This account of the Knights' Fees in Holderness appears from internal
evidence to have been compiled during the latter part of the reign of Henry III.
It contains particulars relating to several places not named in Kirkby's Inquest.
~ Mr. Poulson, in his History of Holderness (vol. i., p. 153), says, "The
wapentake is divided into four parts, or districts, according to the titles of the
bailiffs, viz., that of Moijs, Tunstall, Helpston, and Dunsley. It has been generally supposed that the bailiffs take their titles from the names of places, but
from ancient entries in the books of the Court it seems probable that these titles
are taken from the names of four bailiffs, who served in these offices, called Peter
Moijs, Richard Tunstall, Richard Helpston, and Thomas Duncely."
d 24th June, 1280. Sir Robert de Scures, knight, grants to Robert Hildyard
and his heirs the homage and services which Peter de Gousle did for his manor of
Little Colden (Poulson's Holderness, i., 369). Robert Hildyard married Joan,
daughter and heiress of Sir Robert de Scures, of Long Riston (Ibid., i., 341).
e Bernard de Araynes. His son, Thomas Dareins, held here at the date of
Kirkby's Inquest (page 75, antea).
B B 2




372                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
MAaNA HAYTFELD.   Sunt ibidem  vj car. terrae de feodo
Galfridi Berchaudf et de feodo W. de Fauconberge iij car. terrce,
et de feodo Johannis de Freboys iij car. terrse.
WETHORNWIK.  Sunt ibidem  ix car. terrae de feodo W. de
Fauconberge.
RYSE.  Sunt ibidem  quinque car. terrse et di. de eodem
feodo.
CATFOSE.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae de eodem feodo.
BEGHUM.g  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrse; de quibus Priorissa
de Kyllyng tenet tres car., et Willelmus de Fauconberge tres
car. terrae.
ERGHUM.  Sunt ibidem  ij car. terrae de feodo Radulphi de
Sherblurne.
SKIRLINGTON.  Sunt ibidem iij car. terrae, quarum xiiij bov.
aunt in elemosina de Bridlyngton.h
ATTINGWIK.  Sunt ibidem xij car. terrae de feodo Willelmi
de Ros.
CATWIK.  Sunt ibidem  duae ear. terrae de feodo W. de Faukonberge, et tres car. terrae de feodo Simonis Wytik.i
ARNALL.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo W. de Ros, et
duae car. terrae de feodo W. de Fauconberge.
NORTH SKIRLAGH.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo Willelmi de Fauconberge.
RISTON.  Sunt ibidem  sex car. terrae de feodo R. de Strus
(Scurs).
BONNEWIK. Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae de feodo Thomae filii
[         ] de Merston; de quibus juxta Hedonk j bov., et
Killyng j bov. terrae.
DRINGHOU. Sunt ibidem novem car. terrae de feodo de Brus.
ULRAM.  Sunt ibidem  iiijor car. terrae; quarum  tres car.
sunt de feodo Roberti de Ulram, et una car. de feodo W. de
Fauconberge.
RITTON.1  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo W. de Fauconberge.
f The Inq. p. m. of Geoffrey Berchaud was taken in the 4th Edward I. (Cal.
Gen., i., 234).
g Bewholme, in the parish of Nunkeeling.
h According to Kirkby's Inquest (p. 75), the Prior of Bridlington held five
carucates in Skyrlington and Erghum.
Sir Simon Wittic, of Catwick, was living in 1275.
i Perhaps Thomas, son of William de Belkethorp, lord of Marston in the
Ainsty, who was living in 1265.
k Probably an error for Hythe, now lost, which stood about one mile and a
half N.E. of Bonwick. Nun-Keeling is about the same distance towards the
south-west.
A mistake for Ruton (Rowton), in the parish of Swine.




KNIGHTS' FEES IN HOLDERNESS.                 373
KYLLYNG.  Sunt ibidem  tres car. terrae de feodo Simonis
Vycy.m
BRANDESBURTON.  Sunt ibidem vij car. terrae de feodo Herberti de Sancto Quintino,
BRYSTHILL MORA.  Est ibidem  una car. terrae de eodem
feodo.
LESET.  Est ibidem una car. terrae de eodem feodo.
BERNESTON. Sunt ibidem iij car. terrae de feodo de Munceals.
WYNCTON."  Sunt ibidem vij car. terrm de eodem feodo.
BEFORDE.  Sunt ibidem vj car. terrae de eodem feodo.
SETON.  Sunt ibidem  iiijor car. terrwe de feodo Egidii de
Gousele.
WATHSAND.  Sunt ibidem vj car. et vij bov. terrae de eodem
feodo.
HORNSE BURTON.  Sunt ibidem  dume car. terrae de eodem
feodo.
Summa car. viijjxiij, et iij bov. terrae.
DE BALLIVA RICARDI DE HELPESTON.
SUTTON.  Sayerus de Sutton tenet ibidem vij car. terrae.
MERFLET.  Sunt ibidem iij car. terrae de feodo Willelmi de
Ros.
BILTON.O  Est ibidem  una car. et di. terrae de feodo W. de
Fauconberge.
WYUTONP [et] Skyrlagh. Sunt ibidem v car. et di. terrae de
feodo W. de Wyueton, et de feodo Willelmi de Fauconberge
una car. et di. bov. terrae.
WAGHEN.q Sunt ibidem duse bov. terre de feodo J. de Ros.
RUDA. Sunt ibidem iiijor car. et una bov. terrae de feodo J.
de Ros.
BENYGHOME. Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo de Butteler.
THURKYLBY, ELWARDBY, DOUUETHORPEr [ET] LAMBTHORPE.
Sunt ibidem xj car. terrae de feodo de Sancto Quintino.
ULBURGH.S  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo de Butteler.
CONINGETON.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo J. de Lassels, et v bov. terrae de feodo Willelmi de Lassels, et xj bov. terrae
de feodo Willelmi (sic) de Lassels.
" Simon Wytyk, or Wittic.         " See page 77, note s.
o Bilton does not occur in Kirkby's Inquest, or in the Nomina Villarum.
P Wyton, in the parish of Swine.
9 Waghen, or Wawne, has not been previously mentioned.
This entry proves that the place erroneously called Austhorp in Kirkby's
Inquest (page 74), and which I was unable to identify, is Dowthorp, now a
small hamlet, or farm, in the township of Ellerby.
* Oubrough, in the parish of Swine.




374                  ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
SPROTLE.  Sunt ibidem  vj car. terr.e.
NUTLE.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae.
[PRESTON].  Sunt ibidem  ij car. terrae de feodo de H.t de
Preston, et una car. et di. terrae de feodo S. de Preston, et una
car. et di. terrse de feodo de Frybois, et iiijor car. terrae de feodo
de Haukyn, et una car. terrae de feodo de Passemere, et ij bov.
terrae de feodo de Thurston, et una bov. terrae de feodo de Ros.
Summa car. lvj et iiijor bov."
BALLIVA RICARDI DE TUNSTALL.
WAXHAM.  Sunt ibidem v car. duae bov. et di. terrae; unde
de feodo S. de Preston iiijor car. et una bov. [terrae]: Abbas de
Thornton et Prior de Bristall residuum.
TUNSTALL.  Sunt ibidem  lxiiij bov. terrae: de quibus de
feodo R. de Strus (Scurs) xxxij bov. terra, et de feodo H. de
Preston ij car. terrae, et de feodo Hugonis Servientis iiijor bov.
terrae, et de feodo ecclesiae iiijor bov. terrae, et de feodo de Thorneton v bov., et de feodo W. de Crochowe una bov. terrae, et
Stephanus de Monte tenet duas bov. terrae.
Ross.  Sunt ibidem  iiijxxxvj bov. terrae: de quibus W. de
Ros tenet in capite lxiiij bov. terrae, et [H.] de Sancto Quintino
xxxij bov. terrae.
HILDERSTON.W    Sunt ibidem  xvj bov. terrae de feodo de
Butteler.
GRYMSTON.  Sunt ibidem xlviij bov. terrae; unde Willelmus
de Ros tenet xxxij bov. terrae, et de feodo Archiepiscopi xvj bov.
terrae.
GARTON.   Sunt ibidem  xlviij bov. terrae; unde Abbas de
Thornton tenet vj bov. terrae, et W. de Stotevill et W. de Elderwykex tenent xlij bov. terrae.
RYNGBURGH.  Sunt ibidem  xxxij bov. terra  de feodo de
Stotevill.
NEUTONY JUXTA ALDEBURGHE.  Sunt ibidem xvj et viijz (sic)
bov. terrae de feodo de Butteler.
t Henry, son of Simon de Preston, occurs as a benefactor to the Hospital of
St. Sepulchre, near Preston, temp. Henry III.
U This amount does not agree with the sum total of the separate entries.
The text has " tres " erroneously.       " Hilston.
S In the 4th Edward II. Thomas, son and heir of Thomas de Etherdwick,
gave two oxgangs of land in Garton to Nicholas, son of Robert de Lelley (Poulson's Holderness, ii., 51).
Y Otherwise called East Newton, Ringbrough Newton, and Aldbrough Newton.' According to Kirkby's Inquest (page 76), Thomas de Neuton held two
carucates in Neuton. In the 15th Edward I. Thomas de Neuton held in Aidburgh Neuton four bovates in demesne and twelve bovates in service (Poulson's




KNIGHTS' FEES IN HOLDERNESS.                    375
THORPE.a  Sunt ibidem  xlviij bov. terrae de feodo de Ros.
CARLETON. Sunt ibidem xxiij bov. terrae de feodo S. Whytyke.
FOSSHAM.  Sunt ibidem xxiiij bov. terrae de feodo de Ros.
BURTON CONSTABLE ET NEWTON.6  Sunt ibidem  xlviij bov.
terrae de feodo Constabularii.
MARTON.   Sunt ibidem  xxxij bov. terrae; unde xvj bov.
terrae [sunt] de feodo Constabularii, et xvj bov. terrae de feodo
Willelmi de Fauconberg.
FLYNTON.  Sunt ibidem  xvj bov. terrae de feodo Roberti de
Strus (Scurs).
OWSTWYK. Sunt ibidem xvj bov. terrae geld., et xxiij de feodo
[de] Sancto Quintino; unde.... et vj car. de feodo de Butteler,
et de feodo Stephani de Owstwyk iij car. terrae.
FLYNGTON.C  Sunt ibidem xlviij bov. terrae; unde xxij [sunt]
de feodo Hospitalariorum, et xxiij de feodo de Strus (Scurs).
EDERDWYK.  Sunt ibidem  xxxv bov. terrae de feodo  de
Butteler.
TANSTERN. Sunt ibidem iiijor car. et di. terrae.
DANTHORPE.  Sunt ibidem xxij bov. terre de feodo Johannis
de Danthorpe.
ELSTANWYK.d  Sunt ibidem xx bov. terrae de feodo Johannis
de Patteshell, et xij bov. terrae de feodo Egidii de Gousill, et
ij (?) bov. terrae quas Walterus de Ederdwyke, libere firmarius,
tenet.
Summa car. iiijXXxiij et ij bov. terrae et di.e
BALLIVA PETRI DE MOYS./
RAVENSER.  Sunt ibidem  xvj bov. terrae.
SUNTHORP.  Sunt ibidem xvj bov. terrae.
Holderness, ii., 32). The Inq. p. m. of the above-mentioned Thomas de Newton
was taken in the 16th Edward I. The jurors say that he held "in servitio in
eadem villa [de Aldburgh Neuton] duodecim bovatas terree per idem servitium
[militare]; unde Gundreda, Beatrix, et Thomas filius Walteri de Flinton tenent
quatuor bovatas terrme cum uno tofto, et Ricardus, frater proedicti Thomne, tenet
unam bovatam cum uno tofto, et Willelmus Neve tenet unam bovatam cum uno
tofto, et Sicilia, soror praedicti Thomae, tenet unam bovatam cum uno tofto.
Beatrix, uxor Roberti Dercy de Willardby, propinquior ejus haeres est. Et est
plenarie aetatis, quia aetatis triginta annorum et amplius" (Cal. Gen., i., 387).
a Thorp (Garth), near Aldbrough.
b West Newton, alias Newton Constable.
" Fitling is the place intended. See page 304, antea.
d This place is not mentioned in Kirkby's Inquest. Mr. Poulson says (Hist.
Holderness, ii., 72), "There are 32 oxgangs [in Elsternwick], thus described in
1766: —10 oxgangs of copyhold, held of the manor of Burstwick; 20 copyhold,
held of the manor of Elsternwick, of which Charles Anderson Pelham, Esq., is
lord; and 2 freehold; total 32. The oxgangs contain about 28 acres each upon
an average."               e See page 374, note u.
f By an Inq. dated 18th Edward III., Rosa, wife of Peter Mois, held Bond



376                  ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
SKEFTLYNG.  Sunt xxxij bov. terrse; unde Rex [tenet] in
dominico xvj bov. terrae, Prior de Bristalls viij bov., et Johannes
de Danthorpe viij bov.
OUTNEUTON.  Sunt ibidem xxx bov. terrue.
HOLAYM.a  Sunt xlviij bov. terrae; unde Adam  de Sancto
Martinoi [tenet] xxx bov., Prior de Bristall ij bov., J. de Danthorpe viij bov. terrae, Symon West et J. de Holaym viij bov.
terrze.
HOLMETON.  Sunt xliiij bov. preeter ecclesiam  quae tenet ij
car. et di.
THORPE ET PENYTHORPE.j  Sunt ibidem xx bov. terrae.
ULTHORNE. Sunt ibidem xxviij bov. terrae:k haered' Rogeri
de Thorne iiijor bov.
RIMESWEIL.  Sunt lxxij bov. terrae de feodo Sancti Quintini.
RYSUM.  Sunt ibidem viij bov. terrae.
PAR (sic) THORN.' Sunt ibidem xxxij bov. terrae.
EST HALSAM.  Sunt ibidem xxxij bov. terrae.
WEST HALSAM.  Sunt ibidem xxvy  bov.; unde xv [sunt] de
feodo de Fauconberg, xvj de feodo de Lascels, et iiijor de feodo
Simonis Thorpe.
FORTHINGHAM.  (Blank.)
NEUSAM."  Sunt ibidem xvj bov. terrae.
OTERYNGHAM.  Sunt ibidem  xxxij bov. terrae.
CATTERINGTON.~ Sunt ibidem xxiiij bov. terrae.
RYHILL.  Sunt ibidem xxiiij bov. terrae de feodo de Ros.
THORNE.P  Sunt ibidem  xvj bov. terrae.
BOND BURSTWYK.q  Sunt ibidem  iij bov. terrae  de feodo
W. Carpentarii.
HOLME.r Sunt ij bov. terrae de feodo R. de Camera, et xiiij
bov. terrae de feodo de Stotevill.
Burstwick. Peter Mois, of Bond-Burstwick, held that manor in 1367 (Poulson's
Holderness, ii., 355).
s The alien priory of Birstal, or Burstal, near Skeffling.
a Holaym (Hollym) does not occur in Kirkby's Inquest.
i Sir Adam de St. Martin was one of the executors under the will of William
de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, who died in 1260 (Poulson's Holderness, ii., 393).
i Welwick Thorpe and Pensthorpe. See page 76, note h.
k Perhaps unde is here omitted.
I am unable to say what place is intended.
" Apparently an error for xxxv.
Newsham juxta Frothingham has disappeared. See page 76, note e.
" This entry refers to Camerton. According to Kirkby's Inquest (page 75),
Thomas de Coverington held three carucates in Coverington. Camerton and
Ryhill form one township.
P Thorne juxta Hedon, now called Thorngumbald.
9 Bond Burstwick has not been previously mentioned. It appears to have
been one of the "appendages of the great Lordship of Brustwycke" (Poulson's
Holderness, ii., 355),            r Paull Holme.




KNIGHTS' FEES IN HOLDERNESS.                    377
PAGULA.  Sunt ibidem xxiij bov. terrae.
THARLESTHORPE.S  Sunt ibidem  xvj bov. terrae de feodo
Constabularii.
BOYNTON.   Sunt ibidem iiijor bov. et di. terrae.
CARETHORPE.  Sunt ibidem iiijor car. terrse.
RYGHTON.  Sunt ibidem  quinque car. terrae de feodo Moncellis.
KYLK.  Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo de Fryboys.
WYVELTHORPE.u   Sunt ibidem ij car. terrae de feodo Comitis.
SEUERDBY.V   Est ibidem una car. terrae de feodo de Lascells.
Summa car. terrae xviij.w
Summa summarum, ccclv car. et di. bov. terrae, inter quas
sunt cciiijxx car. et di. bov. terrae de quibus xlviij car. faciunt
feodum milit., et lij faciunt feodum milit., et lij faciunt feodum
(sic) et xxiij faciunt ij feoda.
Summa feodorum, ix et di. et quarta pars et viijva pars.
See page 77, note w.
t Boynton, Caythorpe, Reighton, Kelk, Wilsthorpe, and Sewerby are in
Dickering wapentake.
" See page 59, antea.       v See page 55, antea.
" An evident error. The bailiwick of Peter de Moys contains, apparently,
about 86 carucates.




[FEODA MILITUM  IN WAPENTAGIO DE
BULMER.]
Inquisitioa capta, apud Ebor., die Mercurii proximo post
festum  [Sancti] Mathei Apostolis, [anno] regni regis Edwardi,
filii regis Edwardi, ixo, de feodis militum  quae tenentur de rege
in capite, per Walterum  Russell, Willelmum Lovell et alios, qui
dicunt super sacramentum  suum  quod isti subscripti fuerunt
tenentes de domino rege in capite ad festum Sancti Johannis
Baptistre, anno regni regis Edwardi, filii regis Henrici, xxviij,
et ad festum Penthecostes anno regni, etc., xxxj.b
BULMER.  Dicunt quod Radulphus de Bulmer tenet sex car.
terrae de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, unde
decem  car. faciunt feodum militis.
[*WELBURNE.C  Idem  Radulphusd tenet quatuor car. terrae
in Welbourne de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege, unde x
car. faciunt feod., etc.]"
FARLINGTON.  Dicunt quod Ricardusf Byrom tenet in Ferlington v car. terrae de Ranulpho de Nevill, et ipse de Petro de
Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, unde xij car. faciunt
feod. milit.
WEST LILLINGE.   Johannes9  de Ferlington et Nicholaus
Flemyngsh tenent ij car. terrae in West Lillinge de Petro de
Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, unde xij car., etc.
a This Inquisition is taken from the Feodary's Book in the Registry of the
Dean and Chapter of York, mentioned at page 124, antea. There is another
copy of this document in Addit. MS., Brit. Mus., 26,729, which supplies some
additional matter. It is cited in the succeeding notes by the letter S.
b The S. MS. omits this paragraph.
" The places to which an asterisk is prefixed are not named in Kirkby's
Inquest.
d In the 4th Edward II. Ralph de Bulmer obtained a charter of free warren
in Wilton, Bulmer, and Welburne (Cal. Rot. Chart., 143).
* This entry is taken from the S. MS.
f Robertus, S. See page 324, antea.
a Egidius, S. 15th Edward II. Relaxatio Egidii, filii domini Johannis de
Ferlington, facta Elense, quse fuit uxor Nicholai le Fleming, et haredibus suis,
de toto jure suo in villa de West Lilling in wapentagio de Bulmere (Abbrev.
Placit., 339). See page 324, antea.
h Nicholas, son of James le Fleming, was mayor of York from 1311 to 1316,
and again in 1319. He was killed at the battle of Myton, Sept. 12th, 1319, and




KNIGHTS' FEES IN BULMER WAPENTAKE.                 379
BRAFFERTON.  Thomas de Ripariis tenet in Brafferton ij
car. terrve de J. de Moubray, et ipse de rege in capite, unde
sex car., etc.
STERISBY.  Idem  Thomas tenet in Sterisby j car. terrve de
feodoi de Moubray, et ipse de rege in capite, unde vj car., etc.
BRANDSBY.  Idem  Thomasi tenet ixk car. terrae in Bransby
de haeredibusi de Moubray, unde xijl car., etc.
SHERIF HOTON.   Ranulphus  de  Nevill tenet in  Sherif
Hoton xv car. terrse de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in
capite, unde xv car., etc.
*FLAXTON.  Idem  Ranulphus tenet iij car. in Flaxton de
Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, unde xij, etc.
*OVER HEMYLSEY.  Idem  Ranulphus tenetm in eadem  de
Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, unde, ut supra.
*ETHEIRWIKE.f  Bartrianuso Bacon tenet unam  car. terrae
et ij bov. in eadem  de P. de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in
capite, unde, ut supra.
*TYRRINGTON.  Willelmus Lytimer (Latimer) tenet iiij car.
terrae in eadem de Radulpho de Nevill, et ipse de Petro de Malo
Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite, [unde xii car., etc.]P
*WVHENBYE.  Elenaq Haggett tenet v car. terrae in eadem
de Radulpho de Nevill, et ipse de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse
de rege in capite, unde, ut supra.
CORNBURGH.  Johannes de Thweng tenet vr car. terrae in
eadem  de Petro de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege, unde xij car.,
etc.
HOTON BARDOLFES CUM *HINDERSKELF. [Blank]t Kirkeham
tenet iiij~r car. terrae et unam bov. terrae in Hoton Bardolfe, et
Radulphus filius Willelmiu ij car. terrae et di. in Hinderskelf de
Comite Mareschallo de feodo [de] Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege;
et faciunt iiijtam partem unius feodi milit.
*HONTINGDON ET *TOWTHROPPE.  (H)ospitalarii tenent iiijor
was buried at St. Wilfrid's, York, in which church he appears to have founded a
chantry in the first year of his mayoralty (Cal. Inq. ad quod damn., 230). On
Sunday, Oct. 21st, 1319, his widow, Ellen, took the vow of chastity before the
archbishop in his chapel at Bishopthorpe (Reg. Melton, 136). James le Fleming,
father of Nicholas, was mayor of York in 1298. George le Fleming was bailiff
in 1299-1300, and Walter le Fleming filled the same office in 1306-7.
i Johanne, S.
i Thomas de la Ryvere had a charter of free warren in Brandesby in the 32nd
Edward I. (Cal. Rot. Chart, 134).    * iij car., S.   vj car., S.
m xviij bov. terrae in Over Hemelsey, S.
" Earswick, near Huntington.       0 Beran (blank), S.
P unde xij car., etc., S.         Hq elias, S.    r x car., S.
* Probably High Hutton.
t Alanus de Kirkeham, S. The Prior of Kirkham also held in Hoton Bardolf.
See page 108, antea.! Ralph Fitz William, baron Graystock.




380                   ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
car. terrme in eadem,v et Walterus de Towthropp tenet ij car.
terrse in Towthrope de feodo de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege; et
faciunt iiijtam partem  unius feodi milit.
*HILDINGLEY  ET *CRAMBOUM.   Johannaw  de Perc(e)haye
tenet ij car. terrse in eademx et iiijy car. terrme in Cramboum  de
feodo [de] Lutterell, et ipse de rege in capite; et faciunt di.
feod.
*MOLTHROPP, *WIGINTHROPPE  ET *TERRINGTON.  A(n)ketinus de Salvinz, (blank)a Braban et Stephanus de Tirrington
tenent duas car. terrse  in  Molthropp, et [in] Wiginthroppe
unam car. terrse et di., et in Terrington unam car. terrae et
di. de feodo [de] Lutterrell, et ipse de rege; et faciunt di. feod.
HEWORTHE.  Andreas de Bolingbrikesb et Hamo de Gruscy
tenent unam  car. in Heworthe de Briano filio Alani, et ipse de
rege; et faciunt (blank)J  partem  unius feodi milit.
*STOCTON.  Haeredes (blank)d et alii tenent ij car. terrae in
eadem  de feodo  de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege; et faciunt
sextam  partem  unius feodi milit.
[*SAND  HUTTON.e   Willelmus  Wrayef  et  Matheus  de
Huntington, S.                       w Johannes, S.
* Hildingley, S.                      Y iij car., S.
In the 3rd Edward II. Anketin Salvayn obtained a charter of free warren
in Thorp Salvayne, Multhorp, and Clifford (Cal. Rot. Chart., 142).
a Egidius, S. Giles de Brabant was admitted to the freedom of the city of
York in 1297, and filled the office of bailiff in 1308-9.
b Bolingbrooke, S. Andrew de Bolingbroke was M.P. for York in 1301,
bailiff in 1303-4, and mayor in 1305 and 1309. About 1312 he founded a chantry
in the church of All Saints, Ousegate. Probably he did not long survive the
date of his will, which runs as follows:-In Dei nomine, Amen. Ego Andreas
de Bolingbroke de Ebor., condo testamentum meum die Veneris in festo Decollationis Sancti Johannis Baptistae, anno Domini millesimo ccc"T  quinto decimo,
in hunc modum. In primis do et lego animam meam Deo et Beatse Marise et
Omnibus Sanctis, et corpus meum ad sepeliendum in ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum in Usegate, coram altare Beatse Marise, et meliorem robam meam cum
tabardo nomine mortuarii mei. Item do et lego Rogero filio meo et Elizabethse
filiae mese domos meos in Brettegat, in parochia Sancti Petri Parvi, tenendum et
habendum illis et haeredibus suis imperpetuum. Et si contingat dictos Rogerum
et Elizabetham decedere sine hleredibus de corporibus suis legitime procreatis,
volo quod revertantur hleredi meo propinquiori. Executores autem hujus testamenti mei facio et ordino et constituo, videlicet, Agnetem, uxorem meam, et
dominum Johannem de Munketon, capellanum (York Corporation Records, B.y.,
14 b). Roger de Bolynbrok, citizen of York, son of the above-named Andrew,
by will dated 24th November, 1361, desires to be buried near his mother Agnes,
in the conventual church of the Friars Minors. He left a widow, Emma, and an
only child, Marion (Ibid., 15 a). Thomas de Bulinbrok was bailiff of York in
the early part of the reign of Henry III., Hugh de Selby then being mayor
(Reg. Magn. Alb.). Adam de Bolingbrok, bailiff in 1276-7, was living in 1290
(Abbrev. Rot. Orig., i., 68).        C decimam, S.
d de Chamount, S. John Chamont was certified lord of Stockton in 1316.
See page 325, antea.' This entry is taken from the S. MS.
f An error for Graye. Some account of this family is given at page 325, note o.




KNIGHTS' FEES IN BULMER WAPENTAKE.                381
Lovayns9 tenent ij car. terrwe in Sand Hutton de feodo de Moubray, et ipse de rege; et faciunt quartam partem unius feodi.]
LINTON, YOLTON  ET  BARTON.  Willelmus- de  Ros  de
Helmsley tenet iij car. terrae in eadem,h Willelmus de Ros de
Yolton tenet unam  car. in Yolton, Robertus de Pickeringe
tenet iiijor car. terrwe in Barton; unde dicti Willelmus de Yolton
et Robertus de Pickeringe tenent de feodo de Ros, et ipse de
rege; et faciunt ijas partes unius feodi milit.
Item dicunt quod de escaetis in manu sua existentibus nihil
inveniunt; de habentibus haeredum  nihil inveniunt; de dignitatibus vacantibus tam de archiepiscopatu, episcopatu, abbatia,
prioratu, et allis dignitatibus quibuscumque, nihil inveniunt.i
*THORNTONj [ET] *YALMTHROPE.k   Laurentius de Etton
tenet in Thornton tres car. terrve, et Radulphus filius Willelmi
tenet in Yalmthrope tres car. de Petro de Malo Lacu, unde xijt
car., etc.
*RASKELL.  Radulphusm de Nevill tenet in eadem iiijor car.
terrae et vj bov. de rege in capite, unden etc.
*SUTTON.  Idem  Radulphusm tenet in eadem  vj car. terrae
de rege in capite, unde xij, etc.
*THoRMOTBYE.  Idem Radulphus"' tenet in eadem  ij car. de
rege in capite, unde, ut supra.
xSKELTON.  Uxor domini Johannis de Lythorneo (?) tenet
de Radulphom de Nevill unam car. terrae in ealem, et idem Radulphus de rege in capite; et faciunt iiijtam partem unius feodi
milit.
*SCEWYSBYE.  Johannes de Thornton tenet in eadem  iiij~r
car. terrae de feodo de (blank),p et ipse de rege in capite; et
faciunt iiijtam partem unius feodi milit.
*BUTTERCRAME, *BARNBYE/q *BOSSALL, THORALDTHROPP,
[ET] *FLAWYTHE.  Walterus de Langthorner tenet in Buttercrame iiijor car. terrae et di., in Barnbye iij car. terrae, in Bossall ij car. terrae, in Thoraldthrope ij car. terrae, et in Flawith
unam  car. terrae de feodo Thome Waike, et ipse de rege in
capite, unde xij, etc.
*STYTNAM.  Johannes Gower tenet vj car. tcrrae et di. in
g Matthew de Louvaine has been previously mentioned. See pages 72, 113,
antea.                                   h Lynton, S.
The S. MS. omits this paragraph.    j Thornton-le-Clay.
k Ganthorpe, in the parish of Bulmer.' vj car., S.
i" Ranulphus, S.                       unde xiij car., etc., S.
" Johannis de (blank), S.             P Moubray, S.
q Barnby House is the name of a farm about half a mile east of Bossall.
An error for Langton. "Walterus de Langton, episcopus," was certified
lord of Buttercrambe in 1316. See pages 268, 325, antea.




382                  ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
eadem  de feodo de Malo Lacu, et ipse de rege in capite; et
faciunt ij partes unius feodi milit.
HUTON  SUPER  DERWENT.S  Thomas de  Boltont tenet in
eadem iiij~r car. terrae et di. de rege in capite, et faciunt iiijtam
partem  unius feodi, cum  land" de *Sandbornev et *Carleton.w
Prior de Malton tenet unam car. in eadem.
HUTON  MUIRHTUN  (?).X   Arnardus [de] Perchehaye tenet
in eadem ij car. terrae et sex bov. de feodo de Brus; et faciunt
iiijtam partem unius feodi milit.
~ Called Hoton Coleswayn in Kirkby's Inquest, and now Low Hutton.
In the 32nd Edward I. Thomas de Boulton had a charter of free warren in
"Houton Colswyn" (Cal. Rot. Chart., 135). His uncle, John de Boulton, died
seised of "Coleswanhoton maner', Sandeburne et Carleton lande," in the 8th
Edward I. (Cal. Inq. p. n., i., 69).
Land or Launde, " a wild untilled shrubbie or bushy plaine " (Promptorum
Parvulorum, ed. Camden Soc., i., 291). Launde also signifies a plain among
trees, a park, a hunting place (Ibid.).
v The Sanbura of Domesday Book. Sandburn Wood and Carlton Farm are
in the parish of Stockton on the Forest.
" 2 id. June, 1276. " De decimis provenientibus de landis de Karleton et de
Sandeburn assignatis capellae de Stoketon pertinenti ad praebendam de Bugthorpe" (Reg. Giffard, 127 a).
* I am unable to identify this place.




FEODAa MILITUM ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.,
IN COMITATIBUS EBOR.,
NOTINGHAM., LINCOLN., LEYCESTRE ET GLOUCESTRE.
SCHIREBURN.b
Constabularius Cestriae debet respondere pro feodo duorum
militum in Sutton, Byrum et Poles.
Robertus  de Wilheby  debet respondere  pro  feodo  unius
militis in Stiveton et Thorp.c
Ricardus de Hudelston debet respondere pro feodo duorum
militum in Hudelston.
Ricardus de Luterington debet respondere pro feodo unius
militis in Luterington.
a This document, which is undated, is taken from the register of Walter
Giffard (fo. 7 b), who was archbishop of York from 1266 to 1279. It appears,
however, from internal evidence (page 396), to have been drawn up before he
was promoted to the see of York.  Several homages rendered to archbishop
Romanus are added in a later hand, either as interlineations or marginal notes.
With one or two exceptions, these are transferred to the " Homagia et Fidelitates," printed at a subsequent page.
b In 1229, archbishop Walter de Gray granted the following charter of liberties to the burgesses of Sherburn:-Omnibus, etc. Noveritis nos concessisse et
dedisse et hac carta nostra confirmasse, omnibus burgensibus nostris de Sireburn,
has libertates et liberas consuetudines subscriptas, scilicet, quilibet qui de nobis
tenet burgagium ibidem habet mansuram suam in latitudine lx pedum, in longitudine quater-viginti pedum; reddendo inde annuatim nobis et successoribus
nostris vjd., medietatem ad Pentecosten et medietatem ad festum Sancti Martini,
pro omni servitio. Nolumus autem quod aliquis burgensium in burgo nostro de
Sireburn habeat furnum, tinctum vel fullonium, sed omnes veniant ad furnum,
tinctum  et fullonium nostrum  super forisfacturam  nostram per has consuetudines. Qui ad furnum nostrum venerit et suo ligno furnum calefecerit det nobis
xxxmu. panem; qui vero de nostro ligno furnum calefecerit det nobis vicesimum
panem.  Et qui tinctum  nostrum  tenuerit habeat qualibet septimana unam
caretatam ligni mortui de bosco nostro de Sireburn. Concessimus etiam pradictis burgensibus nostris de Sireburn ut habeant ibi omnes leges et consuetudines, praeter praedictas, quas habent burgenses de Pontefracto, et juste utuntur
in burgo suo. Et ut huec, etc. Data apud Torp, xvij kalendas Februarii, anno
xiij (-Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 29).
c Thorp Willoughby.




384                    ILLUSTRATIVE  DOCUMENTS.
Robertus de la  Lande debet respondere  pro  feodo  unius
militis in Mikelfeld.
Serlo de Bretton debet respondere pro quarta parte unius
militis in Bretton.d
Radulfus de Neuby tenet quartam  partem  feodi unius militis
in Bretton.
Serlo in Wyleby  debet respondere pro  quarta parte unius
militis in Lumby.
Galfridus de Muscham  et hleres Henrici de Hekering debent
respondere pro quarta parte unius militis in Lumby.
Terra Laneridi quam  Ricardus de Camerae tenet in  Milefordf debet respondere pro tertia decima parte unius militis in
Levenaton.g
Henricus Bilegley: nescitur quis ille sit; sed Robertus de
Burstall tenet sextam  partem  unius militis pro  quarta parte
unius militis in Gaitford.
Robertus de Barkeston debet respondere pro quarta parte
unius militis in Barkeston.
d Otherwise called Bretton juxta Brotherton, and now Burton Salmon.
e On March 20th, 1228-9, archbishop Gray grants " Willelmo de Camera de
Mileford, et hneredibus suis, dimidiam bovatam terrae, cum pertinentiis, quam
Willelmus Paris tenuit in Mileford, et octo acras et di. de dominico nostro in
Mileford, scilicet, in campo australi duas acras et di. qu&e jacent ad capud de
Chapelcroft versus austrum, et in campo boriali tres acras qua jacent in Quernemilneflat, et in campo occidentali iij acras quae jacent ad Crenacres (?), in escambium pro una bovata terre quam idem Willelmus tenuit in bona villa de feodo
Leveret, et octo... terrae et di. quas idem Willelmus tenuit in Abholm cum
omnibus pertinentiis (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray.  In dorso, No. 34).
f South Milford. See page 48, antea.
g Lennerton, in the parish of Sherburn.  The following charter of archbishop Gray relates to this place:-Omnibus, etc.  Sciatis nos confirmasse
Ricardo filio Willelmo de Levenacton ij bovatas terrae in villa de Levenachton
quas bonae memoriae Thurstinus, archiepiscopus, praedecessor noster, dedit Ricardo
Coco, avo ejusdem  Ricardi, excepto uno tofto quod Ricardus Molendinarius
aliquando tenuit, quod quidem  praedictus Ricardus dedit Rogero filio Nicholai
pro finali pace habenda de placito quodam moto ab eodem Rogero in curia nostra
de Sireburn per breve de recto de quatuor bovatis terrae, et excepto homagio
Roberti de Grenewey, cum servitio redditus sexdecim denariorum.  Habendas
et tenendas de nobis et successoribus nostris sibi et haredibus suis imperpetuum;
reddendo inde annuatim  nobis et successoribus nostris duos solidos. Pro hac
autem concessione et confirmatione dedit nobis, vel cui assignare voluerimus,
praedictus Ricardus filius Willelmi unam  bovatam  terrre cum  pertinentiis in
Sireburn quam de nobis tenuit. Data apud Sireburn, iij kalendas Januarii, anno
duodecimo (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 22).
h By charter, dated at Otley, Feb. 12th, 1228-9, archbishop Gray grants to
Robert de Barkston "unam  bovatam terrae quam Nicholaus de Fonte tenet in
Barkeston, cum tofto et omnibus pertinentiis suis, et cum praedicto Nicholao, in
escambium pro tofto quod idem Robertus de Barkeston habuit in Sireburn (Ex
Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 30).




FEODA  MILITUM  ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                  385
COMITATUS LEYCESTRI:E.
Feoda domini Ebor. archiepiscopi in eodem  comitatu.
Heres Radulfi Trusseli..... pro  feodo j militis; (ubi
ingressus est Abbas de Valle Dei, et est inquirendum  de modo
ingressus-in margine).
Thomas Palefrai in  eodem  comitatu debet respondere pro
dimidio fcodo unius militis in Eston juxta Graham./
Johannes Mansel debet respondere pro feodo unius militis
(in Tyveringtonk alias Tyrlingtonl-in manu recentiori).
Willelmus  Baudm  debet respondere  pro  duabus  partibus
i Homagium domini Petri de Wolwardington pro ten. in Lobenham in corn.
Leycestre.-.... Trussel, miles, teneret de archiepiscopo Ebor. j feod. milit. in
lobenham in cor. Leyc', per servitium militare, qui habuit tres filias....
Walterus Baud qui modo tenet propartem suam, et de media venit dominus Petrus
de Wolwardington, miles, qui viij idus Februarii, anno gratiae [1298-9, praesentibus] magistro W. de Blida, sub-decano Ebor., dominis Roberto de Levesham
et Roberto de Notingham, J. de Pikersham, tune ballivo Suwell, fecit.....
archiepiscopo..., salvo jure suo, et alterius cujuslibet, et recognovit per fidelitatem suam quod tenet de archiepiscopo Ebor. in dicta villa de Lobenham x li.
terrse per servitium militare: sed pro quota.... filia quae vocabatur domina
Florencia dedit de proparte sua.... Priorissse et Conventui de Cateby ij virgatas
terra  et di., et duobus capellanis imperpetuum.... nobis intelligi.  Et inquirendum  est qualiter tenent, et quantum, et pro quo servitio (Reg. Newark,
18 a).
i Eston juxta Graham (Easton, near Grantham), is in the county of Lincoln.
See page 391, postea.
k Tirlangton, alias Tur Langton, in the parish of East Langton.
Et fecit homagium inde domino J., Ebor. archiepiscopo, in aula de Totenhale, praesentibus Ricardo de Eyvesby et aliis, anno gratise nonagesimo tertio
(1293), a die Paschme in iij sept.-in margine.-John Maunsel did homage " pro
ten. in Tyrlington" in 1303 (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b), "Isabella, domina de Tirlington, quondam uxor domini Johannis Maunsel," in 1308 (Reg. Greenfield,
ii., 222 a), and " Elias de Renede, qui duxit dominam Isabellam, quondam uxorem
domini Johannis de Maunsell, in uxorem," in 1311 (Ibid.).
In February, 1308, archbishop Greenfield granted to Isabella, "quae fuit uxor
Johannis Maunsel de Tirlington, maritagium Johannis, filii et haeredis praedicti
Johannis Maunsel, quod ad nos pertinet ratione minoris aetatis ejusdem Johannis
filii Johannis, eo quod praedictus Johannes, pater dicti Johannis, manerium de
Tirlington cum pertinentiis de nobis tenuit per servitium militare. Salva nobis
custodia omnium terrarum et tenementorum quae dictus Johannes, pater dicti
Johannis, de nobis tenuit per servitium predictum, una cum custodia tertiae
partis manerii praedicti de Tirlington, quam Cristiana, uxor Ranulphi de Rye,
tenet in dotem, cum accidert" (Reg. Greenfield, i., 166 b). On May 5th, 1310,
the archbishop acknowledged the receipt of 20 marks " a domina Isabella, relicta
quondam domini Johannis Maunsel de Tirlington in com. Leycestre, in partem
solutionis sexaginta marcarum in quibus dicta domina Isabella pro maritagio
Johannis Maunsel, filii sui, nobis tenebatur" (Ibid., i., 179 a).
" The following document relates, perhaps, to this individual.  De emptione
VWillelmi le Baud. Omnibus, etc. Noveritis nos emisse et recepisse a magistro
Thoma de Storteford, wardam terre et haeredum Nicholai le Baud, cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis, salvo Laurencia, relictae dicti N. le Baud, manerio de Haldham,
si coadvixerit, in dotem assignato. Ita quidem quod si dicta Laurencia infra
septem annos a festo Sancti Michaelis proximo post presentis cartae confectioner
C C




386                    ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
feodi unius militis  (pro  tenementis in  Levenham —in  manu
recentiori).
Florentiao debet respondere  pro  tertia  parte  feodi unius
militis (pro tenementis in Levenham-in manu recentiori).
Hugo Pepyn debet respondere pro sexta parte feodi unius
militis.
Willelmus de la Haye debet respondere pro sexta parte feodi
unius militis.
Willelmus dictus Dominus debet respondere pro sexta parte
feodi unius militis.p
SUWELL IN  COMITATU  NOTINGHAM.
Hugo filius Ranulphi in Muschamq debet respondere pro
feodo unius militis.r
Robertus de Everinghams in  Letherton  debet respondere
pro feodo unius militis.
numerandos obierit, omnes fructus terrarum propriis sumptibus cultarum autumpni obitum suum proximo sequentis integre et quiete percipiat. Sciendum
etiam quod in dictse warde venditione, cum pertinentiis, reservavit sibi dictus
Thomas specialiter staurum suum, videlicet, oves, porcos, vaccas, stottos et boves,
cum blado autumpni cartse hujus confectionem proximo sequentis ut de eis tanquam de propriis pro voluntate sua disponat. In cujus rei, etc. Data anno
M.cc.xxxiiij, viij kalendas Julii (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray.  In dorso,
No. 76).
In 1299, Sir Walter Baud, knight, did homage " pro j car. terrme in Lobenham
in corn. Leycestre, et recognovit se respondere debere pro duabus partibus feodi
unius milit. " (Reg. Newark, 18 b), and again in 1301 (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b),
and 1307 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a). In 1327, William le Baude had a grant
of two markets and a fair in Lobenham (Cal. Rot. Chart., 158).
" Lubbenham, near Market Harborough.
~ Florentia de Lobenho is mentioned in the Hundred Rolls (vol. i., p. 237) as
having held three virgates in Lobenho.  About 1301, Sir Walter Baud and
Sir Peter de Wulwardington, knights, occur as " heredes domine Florenciae,
quondam de Lobenham" (Reg. Corbridge, 103-4). Sir Peter de Wolwardington
did homage for lands in Lobenham in 1303 (Ibid., 103 b), and again in 1307
(Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221a).
P Perhaps part of this fee was in Caythorpe. In the 26th Edward I. William
de Sanston rendered homage "pro ten. in Caythorp in corn. Leycestre" (Reg.
Newark, 17 b), and again in 1307 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a). In 1309 " domina
Margeria, relicta domini Willelmi de Sanston, militis, defuncti, fecit homagium
pro iij virgatis terrae in Kaythorp" (Ibid.).
v South Muskham, near Newark.
r The following homage is here inserted in another hand:-" Pro quo feodo
Willelmus filius domini Willelmi de Ros fecit homagium apud Beverlacum, die
Beati Johannis in festo Natalis Domini, pontificatus Johannis archiepiscopi anno
tertio" (1288). Sir William de Ros, junior, of Ingmanthorpe, did homage for
the manor of South Muskham in 1298 (Reg. Newark, 17 b), in 1300 (Reg. Corbridge, 104 a), and again in 1306 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 222 a).
* Adam de Everyngham rendered homage " pro ten. in Letherton " (North
Leverton) in 1302 (Reg. Corbridge, 103 6), in 1306 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 222 a),
and in 1307 (Ibid.).




FEODA MILITUM  ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                  387
Adam  de Bella Aqua in Normanton debet respondere pro
feodo unius militis, et pro decima parte unius militis.
Johannes de  Byrstallt in  Blesebyu debet respondere  pro
tertia parte feodi unius militis.
(Summa ix li. xiijs. iiijd.-in manu recentiori).
COMITATUS LINCOLNIE.
Hugo  filius Ranulphi in  comitatu  Lincolniae debet respondere pro feodo unius militis.v
EXILESHAM.
Terra de Swethorpw respondet in Thorkerinton pro decima
parte unius militis de perquisitu Walteri le Grei, cum  advocatione ecclesie.
RYPON.
Comes Albemarliae respondet pro feodo unius militis in Nyd,
Westwyk et Neuton.
Feodum  quod Nigellus de Mobray  tenuit in  Mulwat et
Sleningford respondet pro quarta parte feodi j militis.
Willelmus de Wyvill, miles, tenet in Nunewyk et NunewykThornes, et respondet pro dimidio feodo unius militis.
Quinque carucatpe terrse sunt in Gyveldale, unde duodecim
John de Burstal did homage "pro ten. in Blesby juxta Suwell, videlicet
tertiam partem unius feodi," in 1299 (Reg. Newark, 18a), in 1300 (Reg. Corbridge, 104 a), and in 1306 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a).
u Gibsmere and Morton, near Bleasby, Upton and Rolleston, near Southwell,
and South Wheatley, near Retford, also belonged to the see of York. Sir John
de Andesley, or Annesley, knight, did homage "pro ten. in Gippesmere et
Morton " in 1299 (Reg. Newark, 18 a), in 1300 (Reg. Corbridge, 104 a), and in
1307 (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 222 a). In the 26th Edward I., "Johannes de Upton,
capellanus, fecit homagium pro tertia parte.... in Upton" (Reg. Newark, 17 b).
In 1307 the archbishop received the homage of Roger de Wyles for the tenth
part of a knight's fee in Upton (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 222 a); and in 1343 John
de Bray did homage " pro terris et ten. in Upton et Rolleston in balliva Suwell"
(Reg. Zouche, 300 a). Sir Laurence Paneley, knight, rendered homage "pro
terris et ten. in South Weteley" in 1329 (Reg. Melton, 592 b).
Other fees in the county of Lincoln are given afterwards.
By charter dated at Hlexham, May 30th, 1231, archbishop Gray grants
"dilecto filio et militi nostro, Petro de Vallibus, vel cuicumque assignare
voluerit, custodiam terrae et haredum Willelmi de Suethop usque ad legitimam
aetatem ipsorum hweredum, et eorumdem heredum maritagium. In cujus rei,"
etc. (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 53). In 1303, William de
Swethorp did homage "pro Swethop, quam tenet pro quarta parte unius feodi
milit.; et debet sectam apud Socryngton (Tockerington) de tribus septimanis in
tres septimanas" (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 224 a).
C c 2




388                 ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
carucata  faciunt feodum  unius militis, quas Willelmus Ward
tenuit.
Galfridus de Heywyk tenet in  Heywyk,x unde debet respondere pro vicesima parte feodi unius militis.
Radulfus de Neweby tenety quod pertinet ad Rypon, et in
Grimeston quod pertinet ad Scireburn, et debet respondere pro
quarta parte feodi unius militis. (Dicitur quod iste R. tenet in
uno loco quartam  partem, et in alio loco quartam-in margine.)
Henricus de Merkington debet respondere in Merkington
pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Thomas de Burton tenet in Inglethorp,z et debet respondere
pro decima parte feodi unius militis.
BURTON.
Galfridus Hardy  debet respondere pro quarta parte feodi
unius militis.
Willelmus de Katerthorp in Burtona debet respondere pro
quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Walterus de Grayb in Sutton et Sculcotes, Dripol et Hull,
et debet respondere pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Radulfus de Lund in Molescrofte [et] Wetewange debet
respondere pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Rogerus de la Wodehall in Molescroft et Akec debet respondere pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Nigellus  de Waldebyd debet respondere  pro feodo unius
militis.
2' Bridge Hewick.
y Probably "in Neuby" is here omitted. —Johannes Warde tenet iiijtan
partem feodi unius milit., scilicet, villatam de Neuby, quam Radulphus de Newby
tenuit, faciendo sectam curiae de Shireburn (Ex libro, B. iv., 24, fo. 136 b). See
p. 212, antea.             Z Ingerthorpe.
a South Burton, otherwise called Bishop Burton.
Son of Sir Robert de Gray, and nephew of.Walter de Gray, archbishop of
York. Sir Walter de Gray married Isabella, eldest daughter and co-heiress of
Wiiliam de Duston (Cal. Gen., i., 148), and died in the 52nd Henry III.
" Aike, four miles north of Beverley. Mr. Poulson, in his History of Holderness, has erroneously assumed this entry to refer to Eske, which also belonged
to the see of York. He says (vol. i., p. 477), "By an Inquisition of knights'
fees, taken in the reign of Edward I., it is found that Roger de Woodhall held
in Asche and Molescroft the fourth part of a knight's fee of the archbishop of
York."-According to Domesday Book the archbishop held two carucates in Asch
(Eske), and six bovates in Ach (Aike). In Kirkby's Inquest (p. 79), Roger de
la Wudhall is returned as holding six bovates in Ayk. In 1343, Simon de
Heslarton did homage to the archbishop for the manor of Wodehalle, and for six
bovates in Ake, which he held " de haereditate Johannse, filise et haeredis Willelmi
de Wodehalle, uxoris sue " (Reg. Zouche, 300 a).
d What Nigel de Waldeby held was probably in Wauldby. See page 79,
antea.




FEODA MILITUM ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                 389
Robertus de Everingham  in Eske et in Burton debet respondere pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.
Godefridus de Melsa tenet in Sutton pro octava parte feodi
j militis.
Domina Johanna Wake in Cotingham debet respondere pro
quarta parte feodi unius rilitis.
Willelmus de Staflegh in Burton tenet viij bovatas terrse per
servitium militare.  Et est inquirendum  pro quota, parte feodi
tenet dictam terram.
OTTELEYE.
Nicholaus Ward  in Gyseley debet respondere  pro  feodo
unius militis.
Feodum in Burlay debet respondere pro dimidio feodo unius
militis.
Feodum de Polef debet respondere pro dimidio feodo militis,
prveterea duas carucatas terrse quae sunt in manu domini.
Feodum  apud Denton debet respondere pro quarta parte
feodi unius militis.
Falcasius de Lyndeley tenet in Lyndeley duas carucatas
terrae, et facit sectam, et solvit per annum xviijs. et ijd.
PATERINGTON IN HOLDERNESSE.
Comes Albemarliae tenet feoda Willelmi Constabularii, et
debet respondere pro duobus feodis militum in Tarlesthorp et
Halsam.g
Robertus de Hilton  et Nicholaus de Piseley debent respondere pro feodo unius militis in Swynel et Withestede.i
Robertus Cokerel respondebat pro feodo unius militis in
Couldon, quod feodum  archiepiscopus habet in manu sua, ut
dicitur; et est inquirendum.
Reginaldus filius Petrij debet respondere pro feodo trium
militum  in Leoneburgh et Winterthorp.k
e In 1298, John de Staveley rendered homage for the twelfth part of a
knight's fee in " Suth Burton" (page 401, postea).
f Poole, near Otley.         g See Kirkby's Inquest, page 77.
h Memorandum quod, sub data apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, ix Aug.,
1344, pontificatus domini W. la Zouche tertio, dominus Robertus de Hilton,
miles, solvit dicto domino archiepiscopo iiij li. xijs. ijd. q. pro relevio suo pro
manerio de Swyna quod tenet de domino archiepiscopo per servitium militare.
Et inde habuit literam acquietancise consuetam (Reg. Zouche, 300 a).
Winstead.                  J See page 79, note k.
k An error for Wiverthorp. In 1298, John Fitz Reginald did homage " pro
ten. in Lounesburg, Wyverthorp," and other places (Reg. Newark, 17 a).




390                    ILLUSTRATIVE  DOCUMENTS.
Gerardus de Fanecurt debet respondere pro feodo unius
militis in Brunesby.l
Adam   de Everingham   debet respondere pro  feodo  unius
militis in Everingham et Flathwath.'"
Walterus" de  Gray tenet feodum   quod  fuit  Hugonis  de
Boulton, et debet respondere pro feodo unius militis in Boulton
et Yapumo et Golthorp.P
Johannes  de  Meus tenet feodum   quod  fuit Ricardi de
Hode(l)ston in Wetewange, et Galthorp, et Yolthorp, et debet
respondere pro feodo unius militis.
(Summa xxxviij li. xvs. vjd.-in manu recentiori).
WYLTON.
Memorandum  quod Walterus de Grey, archiepiscopus Ebor.,
dedit homagium  Walteri de Mikelfeud Waltero de Grey, militi,
I Burnby, near Pocklington.
m I am unable to identify Flathwath.
Memorandum de balliva de Wilton infra-in margine.
" October 23rd, 1230. Walterus, Ebor. archiepiscopus, dimisit et concessit
Roberto filio Jacoby de Melteneby, sex bovatas terrae, cum uno mesuagio, quas
dictus R. aliquando tenuit de Petro de Wiveretorp, ad terminum, quas dictus P.
eidem archiepiscopo vendidit, in villa de Yapum, cum omnibus pertinentiis
libertatibus et aysiamentis ad dictam terranm pertinentibus infra villam et extra,
usque ad quinque annos completos (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso,
No. 58).
P Archbishop Gray granted lands in Gowthorpe and Youlthorpe to his brother
Robert by the following charter:-Omnibus, etc.  Noveritis nos concessisse
dedisse, et preesenti carta nostra confirmasse, dilecto fratri nostro, domino Roberto
de Gray, unam  carucatam  terrae cum  omnibus pertinentiis suis in villa de
Gouthorp, quam habuimus de dono Alexandri filii Willelmi, personge de Fangefosse, quietam  a solutione redditus xx solidorum quos idem Alexander solvere
consuevit Julianoe de Neuton, quem quidem redditum xx solid. dicta Juliana
nobis concessit et quietum clamavit. Homagium etiam Gilleberti de Hoperton et
Amabilis, uxoris suGe, cum ipsorum et haeredum suorum servitio, videlicet quinque
solid. per annum, quorum homagium et servitium habuimus de dono de Juliana
de Neutona. Praeterea unum toftum in Goutorp quod Robertus Lanoc quondam
tenuit, et duas acras terre culm pertinentiis in eadern villa, quam terram cum
tofto habuimus de dono Erneburgoe de Fangefosse, similiter unam bovatane terre
et di. cum pertinentiis in Gouthorp, quam habuimus de dono Nicholai de Hugate
et Aselinse, uxoris sue. Insuper etiam unam bovatam terrwe cum pertinentiis
suis in Yolthorp, quam  habuimus de dono et concessione Adse filii Alani et
Alicie, filime et hveredis Willelmi de Ergum, secundum quod in cartis omniumn
praedictorum super [hoc] nobis confectis plenius continetur; et praterea omnes
terras quas in eisdem villis de Yolthorp et Gouthorp de emptione habuimus vel
adquisitione cum omnibus pertinentiis suis. Tenend. et habend. eidem Roberto
de Gray et hneredibus suis libere, quiete, et integre, et licite, cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad predictas terras pertinentibus; faciendo inde forinsecum servitium capitalibus dominis quantum pertinet
ad terras predictas pro omni servitio. Et ut hnec nostra concessio, etc. Test.,
etc. Data apud Suwell, quinto decimo kalendas Octobris, anno Domini M.cc.xxx
quinto (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 83).




FEODA MILITUM  ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                   391
nepoti suo, qui quidem  Walterus de Mikelfeud debuit tenere de
domino archiepiscopo in capite feodum unius militis, quod fuit
Andrese de Helpelthorp, unde consilium  est apponendum.
KESTEVENE IN  COMITATU  LINCOLNI.E.
In  Wythamq duse carucatae terrse.   In  Twifordr quatuor
bovatse terrae. In Skillington quatuor carucatae et ij bovatae
terrae. In Wolesthorps tres carucatze terrae. In Lepingthorpt
una carucata terrse.  In  Levington"  quatuor carucatae terrae.
In Estonv tres carucatDe terrae. In Wyma duae carucatae terrae,
quas Rogerus de Sausemer tenet.
In  Billinghey  et Walecotew  vigintix carucatae  terrse.  In
Metheringham  duae bovatae terrae.  In  (hundreda de-struck
out) RusebyY tres carucatae terrae, et sex bovatse. In Swanethonz hundreda novem  carucatae  terrae, et duae bovatae.  In
Pikewortha dua  carucatae et duae bovatae.  In  Daulebyb  una
carucata.   In  hundreda  de  Killingburghc quinque  carucata
quas Burnellus tenet in Neuton.d   Trikingham, Wrestebye et
Stowef quatuor carucatme et sex bovatae.
(Summa xli. xixs. viijd.-in manu recentiori).
9 North Witham, in the wapentake of Beltisloe.-Willelmus de Mortymer
et Willelmus de Poynton et Abbas de Billingey tenent di. feod. milit. in Northwyme et Lopinthorp et in West' de archiepiscopo, et archiepiscopus de domino
rege in capite (Testa de Nevill, 327 b).  In 1307, William de Mortimer did
homage "pro quarta parte unius feodi in Lopinthorp, et pro duabus partibus
unius feodi in Wollesthorp et Witheme " (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a).
1 Twyford, a hamlet in the parish of Colsterworth. In 1298 the archbishop
received the homage of William de Mortimer, of Dunneslyver, "pro iiij bov.
terrse in Twyford, j car. terrse in Lepinthorp et ij car. terrse in Wolesthorp"
(Reg. Newark, 16 a).
5 Woolsthorpe (the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton), a hamlet about half a
mile west of Colsterworth.
t Lebthorpe, or Lobthorpe, a hamlet in the parish of North Witham.
" Lavington, alias Lenton, four miles S.W. of Folkingham.
v Otherwise called "Eston juxta Graham" (page 385, antea).  Easton, a
hamlet in the parish of Stoke Rocheford, is about six miles south of Grantham.
Thomas Palfrey held lands in Eston and Stoke in 1443 (Marrat's Lincolnshire,
iii., 360).
w "Waleton" is struck out, and "Walecote" superscribed.  Walcott is
about two miles N.W. of Billinghay.
r Twelve of these carucates were in Billinghay, and eight in Walcott (Domesday Book, ed. 1783, page 340).
y Probably an error for Duseby (Dowsby). See page 395, postea.' Swaton, five miles N.E. of Folkingham.
a Pickworth is two miles west of Folkingham.
b Perhaps this is Dembleby, near Folkingham.
Billingborough, three miles east of Folkingham.
d Newton is about two miles and a half west of Threckingham.
eI am unable to identify Wresteby.
f Stow, in the parish of Threckingham.




392                  ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
WESTRIDING IN COMITATU LINCOLNIIE.
In  Herpeswell v bovatse et dimidia.  In Hakesthornf una
carucata terrme et iiij bovatae. Gregorius quidam tenuit in
eadem  villa unam  carucatam  terre et septem  bovatas et dimidiam, quas quidam   Hugo tenet.  (Summa xiiijs. viijd.-in
nanu recentiori.)
NORTRIDINGH  IN  COMITATU  LINCOLNIE.
Alanus de Motel tenet unam  carucatam  terrae in Cokewaud.h
In Hicklingi et in Glej sunt [            ]" bovatae terrae, de quibus
quidam   Radulfus  tenet iiij bovatas.   Ricardus  de  Werreby
tenet in Swawelll vj bovatas, in Staliburgrn vj bovatas, in Kelebyn
iiij bovatas et dimidiam, in Riggeby~ iij carucatas et vj bovatas.
In BenigworthP sunt duae carucatae et iiij bovatte quas Ricardus
de Linc' tenet.  In  Panton et Barkworthq sunt duae carucatae
et vj bovatae terrae quas Gilbertus de Tycye tenet. In Lisigtonr
sunt septem carucatae quas Herbertuss filius Aubricii tenet. In
g Hackthorne is about five miles E.S.E. of Harpswell, and eight miles north
of Lincoln.-Galfridus filius Willelmi tenet [de archiepiscopo Ebor.] unum feod.
in Hakelthorn de veteri feoffamento (Testa de Nevill, 306 b).
h Cuxwold, or Cokeswold, near Caistor.
Healing, six miles west of Grimsby.       i Clee, near Grimsby.
k Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet in Hekeling et Cle v bov. et in Stalingburg vj
bov. quas Gilbertus de Righesby tenet per servitium di. milit., et Hugo de Verli
in Swalve, de illo archiepiscopo, vj bov. per servitium xxvjte partis unius milit.
Et Robertus de Munceaus, de illo archiepiscopo, in Cukewaud unam car. per
servitium  xxx"' partis unius milit., et Hugo de Verli in Bilebi vj bov. per
servitium xxvjte partis unius milit. (Testa de Nevill, 347 b).
I Probably Swallow, near Cuxwold.
" Stallingborough, seven miles N.W. of Grimsby.-Galfridus de Castellund
tenet [de archiepiscopo Ebor.] quartam partem unius feodi in Stalingburg (Testa
de Nevill, 306 b).
n Keelby, six miles west of Grimsby.
" Rigsby, in Calceworth hundred, about two miles west of Alford.-Calswath.
Thomas de Riggesby tenet in Riggesby, Allesby (Ailby), Toutheby (Tothby),
Aufford (Alford), Welle et Sutton feodum unius milit. de honore archiepiscopi
Ebor. (Testa de Nevill, 331 a).
P Benniworth, in Wraggoe wapentake, six miles N.E. of Wragby.-Willelmus
filius Radulphi tenet in Beningwurth xiij""a partem feodi unius milit. de dicto
archiepiscopo (Testa de Nevill, 332 a).
q Panton and West Barkwith, near Wragby.-Willelmus de Panton tenet in
Panton et Barcwurth feod. unius milit. de archiepiscopo Ebor. (Testa de Nevill,
832 a).
Lissington, four miles N.N.W. of Wragby.-Thomas de Riggesby tenet in
Lissington feod. unius milit. de dicto archiepiscopo (Testa de Nevill, 332 a).' Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenuit in capite de domino rege iiijor car. terrae in
Lissington, et illas dedit Herberto filio Aubri pro servitio unius milit., ct hcredes
Herberti eas tenent (Testa de Nevill, 338 a).




FEODA  MILITUM  ARCIIIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                 393
Wolingehamt sunt dume carucatse  [et] una bovata et dimidia
quas Ricardus de Werby tenet.  In  Heytonu una carucata et
iiij bovatse quas idem  Ricardus tenet.  In  Gryselaiv (sic) et
Burgow sunt duwe carucatae et duwe bovatae quas idem Ricardus
tenet.  In  Barkeworthx sunt vj bovatse  quas idem   Ricardus
tenet.  In  Schelford  Hornebyy sunt iij carucatae terra  et vij
bovatse. In Welfrikebyz sunt dupe carucatse et duse bovatse quas
Archidiaconus tenet. (Summa cviijs. iiijd.-in manu recentiori.)
FEODA INFRA LINDESIE  IN  COMITATU LINCOLNIE.
Haeres Hugonis de Werly tenet in  Burthe,a Greseby, Wolingham, Barkeworth, Hayton  et Hackethorn feodum  duorum
militum  et dimidium.
Gilbertus de Riggebyb tenet in Riggeby,c Walle, Lissington
et Stalingburg feodum  unius militis.
t South Willingham, five miles N.E. of Wragby.-Archiepiscopus Ebor.
tenuit in capite de domino rege in Grisebi unam car. terrae et di., in Willingham
ij car. et j bov. et di., in Barcwarth iiij bov., et illas dedit Willelmo de Verli pro
servitio di. milit. (Testa de Nevill, 337 b).
" Hainton, near South Willingham.
" Grisby, a hamlet in the parish of Burgh upon Bain, three miles N.E. of
Hainton.
w Robertus de Brettevill et Amabil de Verly tenent in Burgo, Griseby, Walingham, IHeynton et Barcwurth feod. unius milit. et di. de archiepiscopo Ebor.,
et idem de domino rege in capite (Testa de Nevill, 332 a).
v Probably East Barkwith.
y The places intended are Tetford and South Ormesby, in Hill hundred. At
the date of the Domesday Survey the archbishop held three carucates in Tesforde,
and half a carucate in Ormesbi (Domesday Book, ed. 1783, page 139). —ylle
wap. Gilbertus filius Roberti tenet in Tefford Hornesby unum feod. de archiepiscopo Ebor. (Testa de Nevill, 332 b).
" Perhaps this is Worlaby, an extra-parochial hamlet about one mile north
of Tetford. The archbishop held two carucates and two bovates in " Wlvricesbi "
(Domesday Book, ed. 1783, page 139).-Hille wap. Willelmus de Perci tenuit
ij car. terrse et ij bov. in Wlfrikeby, quas dedit Capitulo Beati Petri Ebor. in
puram elemosinam, et canonici illas tenent (Testa de Nevill, 336 a).
In 1301, Robert de Hauley did homage "pro ten. in villis de Gryseby,
Burgh, Heynton, Skelford (Tetford?), Wolingham, Barkeword, Herdeby
(Ormesby?) et Wylfritheby " (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b), in 1309 " pro duobus feod.
et di. in Burgh, Gryseby, Wolingham, Haynton, Barkworth, Hakthorn et
Herpeswell" (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a), and in 1323 "pro ij feod. et di. in
Gryseby, Burgh, Heynton, Shelford (Tetford?), Wylyngham, Barkeword,
Herdeby (Ormesby?) et Wylfritheby" (Reg. Melton, 595 b).
b The following documents probably relate to this family.-Dominus Walterus
de Ludham habet custodiam terrarum que fuerunt Thomae de Riggeby usque ad
legitimam aetatem haeredum. Data apud Kawod, iiij kalendas Maii, anno tricesimo (Ex Rot. Minore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 22). Dominus Willelmus
de Wydinton habet maritagium heredum dicti Thomae de Riggeby ad neptem
suam, filiam Simonis de Gringetorp. Ita quod si ipsa maritata ante aetatem viri
sui decedat revertatur maritagium ad archiepiscopum. Data apud Kawod, Ut
supra (Ibid., No. 23).
" On the 19th November, 1298, "apud Broyerton, post prandium," the




394                    ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Willelmus de Pantond tenet in Pantone feodum  unius militis.
Robertus de Heself tenet in Schelfordg feodum unius militis,
quod Rlobertus filius Gilberti de eo tenet.
archbishop received the homage of Sir Thomas de Ryggesby, knight, " pro ten.
in Ryggesby, Lissyngton, Stalynburg, Swaby, Welle, Hoytou (Huttoft?),
Alworth (Alford?), Stouyeby (Toutheby), Sutton et Aleby," which were held
"per servitium  feodi unius milit. " (Reg. Newark, 17 b). In 1300, Sir Thomas
de Riggesby did homage "pro ten. in Riggesby, Lissington, Stalingburgh, et
alibi" (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b), and again in 1318 (Reg. Melton, 595 b). In 1326,
"Radulphus de Riggesby, filius et hueres domini Thomne de Riggesby," did
homage "pro feodo et di. unius milit. in Riggesby et Lissington, cum suis membris Bleby (Aleby?), Walle, Houtou, Aleford, Toutheby, Sutton, Swaby, Amby,
Sauthorp (Sausthorpe), et Roldeston juxta Suwell" (Ibid.). In 1332, "Thomas
de Ryggesby, filius et hberes Radulphi de Ryggesby," rendered homage "pro
terris et ten. que tenet pro feodo unius milit. in Ryggesby et Lissington, cum
suis membris, videlicet Bleby, Wvelle, Houtou, Aldeford, Thoutheby, Sutton,
Swaby, Amby et Sauthorph" (Ibid.).
d Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenuit in capite de domino rege in Panton et Barcwarth ij car. et iij bov. Et idem  archiepiscopus dedit illas Osberto de Panton
pro servitio unius milit., et haeredes ejus adhuc tenent (Testa de Nevill, 337 b).
In 1299, "Johannes filius Hugonis de Paunton fecit homagium pro ten.
de Paunton, juxta Wrageby, et West Barkeworth, et respondet pro feodo j
milit." (Reg. Newark, 18 a). In 1301, the archbishop received the homage of
John de Paunton " pro ten. in Paunton et Weste Barkeword" (Reg. Corbridge,
103 b). The Inq. p. m. of John de Paunton, " qui tenuit de rege, archiepiscopatu
Ebor. vacante,' was taken in the 33rd Edward I., William de Paunton, "frater
praedicti Johannis," being his next heir (Cal. Gen., ii., 680).  "Willelmus,
filius (sic) Johannis de Paunton," did homage for the same lands in 1306 (Reg.
Greenfield, ii., 221 a), and, as "dominus Willelmus de Paunton, miles," in
1318 (Reg. Melton, 594 b). In 1334, "Willelmus filius Willelmi de Paunton,
juxta Wraggeby," rendered homage " pro terris et ten. in Paunton et Barkworth
et alibi in com. Line. " (Ibid., 595 b), and in 1337 "Robertus de Paunton, frater
et heres Willelmi de Paunton," did homage "pro maneriis de Paunton et
Barkesworth in Lyndesay" (Ibid.).  In 1344, the archbishop received the
homage of Hugh de Cressy " pro iijtia parte j feodi in Paunton et West Barkworth
in com. Line." (Reg. Zouche, 300 a).
f Hille wap. Robertus de Hesela tenet in Teford feodum unius milit. de
feodo archiepiscopi Ebor., quod Hugo de Nevill tenet de eo, et archiepiscopus de
domino rege in capite (Testa de Nevill, 336 b). See page 393, note y.
g An error for Teford, now called Tetford.-In 1298, "dominus Philippus
de Teford fecit homagium pro ten. in Teford et Ormesby" (Reg. Newark, 16 b),
and in 1301 "pro ten. in Theford et Hornesby," which he held "per feod. j
milit. " (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b). On August 4th, 1303, " venit dominus Thomas
de Brayboef, miles, ostendens se paratum facere homagium domino Thome, Ebor.
archiepiscopo, pro proparte sua tenementorum quve fuerunt domini Philippi de
Teford in Teford " (Ibid.).  The Templars held certain tenements in Wetherby
of Sir Philip de Tefurth (antea, page 204, note e). The archbishop received
the homage of William de Ouneby "pro ten. in Teford et Ormesby" in 1303
(Reg. Corbridge, 103 b), and that of Thomas de Ouneby, or Ounesby, for one
knight's fee in " Tetford et Ormesby in com. Line.," in 1318 (Reg. Jlelton, 595 b).
Perhaps he was the same person as Thomas de Outhenby, or Aunby, who held
Aston in 1316 (antea, pages 281 n, 358). In 1332, "donlinus Thomas, rector
ecclesim de Thetford, Lync. dioc.," did homage " pro j mesuagio et j bov. in villa
de Thetford" (Reg. Melton, 595 b). In 1351, the archbishop received the homage
of Sir William de Totheby, knight, "pro terris et ten. in villis de Tetford et
Riggesby in cor. Line. " (Reg. Zouche, 300 b).




FEODA  MILITUM  ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.                    395
Robertus de Hakeredebyh et Margareta tenent in  Benigworthi decimam  partem  feodi unius militis.
(Summa xij li. vs. —in manu recentiori).
FEODA  IN  KESTEVEN.
Willelmus filius Petri de Billigvere, Waleton,i Likethorpk
tenent (sic) feodum  unius militis.
Hugo filius Radulfi cum  hweredibus suis de Griseley tenet in
Rusebyl feodum  urnius militis.
Idem  IHugo' tenet in Laventon de Petro filio  Herberti, de
eodem  feodo, feodum  unius militis.
Oliverus de Ayncurt, per Rogerum Jollanum, tenet in Hoieburgh" feodum  unius militis.
Walterus de Escurs tenet in Schillingeton feodumo unius
militis.
Thomas Palefrai tenet in  Eston, et in comitatu  Leycestre,
feodump unius militis, sed dicit quod non debet respondere nisi
pro dimidio feodo.
h Archiepiscopus Ebor. tenuit in capite de domino rege ij car. terrae et di. in
Benigwarth, et Robertus de Adredeby et Margareta de Benigwarth tenent de
eodem feodo unam car. terrae per servitium x-M  partis unius milit. (Testa de
Nevill, 338 a).
In 1307, Thomas de Benigworth did homage " pro j mesuagio et iij bov. in
Beningworth," which he held " pro xxma parte feodi,-reddendo per annum ixs. "
(Reg. Greenfield, ii., 222 a). In 1319, "Willelmus filius Thomre de Benyngworth" rendered homage " pro xxma parte feodi j milit. in Benyngworth " (Reg.
Mlelton, 595 b).
i This entry is evidently corrupt. —Willelmus filius Petri tenet [de archiepiscopo Ebor.] unum feod. milit. in Billingey et Walecote de veteri feoffamento
(Testa de Nevill, 306 b). Archiepiscopus Ebor. habet in Billingeie et Walecote
servitium unius milit. quod Petrus de Bilingeie tenet (Ibid., 340 a).-Tn 1307,
Sir John de Meaux did homage for one knight's fee in " Billingeye et Walecote"
(Reg. Greenfeld, ii., 222 a), and again in 1318 (Reg. Melton, 595 a).
k I am unable to identify Likethorp.
Probably an error for Duseby (Dowsby).-Hugo filius Radulphi tenet [de
archiepiscopo Ebor.] feodum unius milit. in Douseby de veteri feoffamento (Testa
de Nevill, 306 b).-Archiepiscopus Ebor. habet in Duseby servitium  di. milit.
quod Matilda de Gynai tenet in dote (Ibid., 341 a). Sir Thomas de Ros, brother
of Sir William de Ros, junior, of Ingmanthorpe, did homage for the manor of
Dousby in 1298 (Reg. Newark, 17 b), in 1300 (Reg. Corbridge, 103 b), in 1309
(Reg. Greenfield, ii., 221 a), and again in 1318 (Reg. Melton, 595 a).' Hugo filius Radulfi tenet in Lavinton feodum unius milit. de Herberto filio
Petri, et idem H. de archiepiscopo Ebor., et idem archiepiscopus de domino rege
in capite (Testa de Nevill, 326 b).
An error, I believe, for Hanewurth (Potter Hanworth, in Lango wapentake)..-Heres Oliveri Leyncurt (Deyncurt) habet feodum unius militis in Hanewurth, quod Willelmus Deyncurt tenet (Testa de Nevill, 340 a).
o Walterus de Scuris tenet di. feodum milit. in Scilington [de archiepiscopo
Ebor.], et ipse de domino rege in capite (Testa de Nevill, 327 b).
P Thomas Palefrey tenet tres partes unius feodi in Eston de archiepisco Ebor.
(Testa de Nevill, 306 b, 327 b).




396                  ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Willelmus de Benigworth tenet in Lepingthorp, in capite,
quartam partem unius militis.
Jordanus  de la  Land  tenet in  Lepingthorp,q Claipol et
Wyne feodum unius militis.
(Summa xiiij li. xs.-in manu recentiori).
FEODA APUD CHERCHEDONr IN  COM. GLOUCESTRE.
Gilbertus  Morins de Cundos debet respondere  pro  feodo
unius militis et dimidio.
Reginaldus de Periton debet respondere pro dimidio feodo
unius militis.
Thurstanus dispensator pro terra de Bristhamtont et Cumpton" respondebit pro dimidio feodo unius militis.
Galfridus de Longo Campo pro terra  de Bristhamton  et
Elesbriggv respondet pro tertia parte unius militis.
Walterus  de  Muscegrosw  pro  Lassandonw  respondet pro
tertia parte unius militis.
Petrus filius  Herberti pro  Hyda, Glouc', respondet pro
quinta parte unius militis.
(Summa cxjs. viijd.-in manu recentiori).
q Archiepiscopus habet in Lopinthorp et in Wime et in Wlthorp feod. di.
milit. quod Johannes de la Laund tenet (Testa de Nevill, 342 a).-In 1300, Sir
Thomas de Sancto Lando did homage "pro terris de Skillington et Wollesthorp
(Reg. Corbridge, 103 b).
r Churchdown, near Gloucester., Baronia de Chirchedon.-1309, May 26.  Apud Chirchedon, Robertus
Moryn de Swyndon, filius et haeres Simonis Moryn, fecit homagium  domino
Ebor. archiepiscopo, in manerio suo ibidem, pro ten. quae clamat tenere de eo, et
recognovit se tenere in Swyndon, Wydeford, et Salford in comitatu Oxon. unum
feod. milit. et di. per servitium militare (Reg. Greenfield, ii., 224 b). Swindon
is near Cheltenham; Widford, near Burford, is in a detached portion of Gloucestershire, within the county of Oxford; and Salford is about two miles west of
Chipping Norton.
t Brighthampton, or Brickhampton, a hamlet in the chapelry of Churchdown.
u Compton Abdale, seven miles S.E. of Cheltenham. In the 19th Edward I.,
the archbishop had licence to embattle his house here (Fosbrooke's Gloucestershire, ii., 431).
v Elmbridge, a hamlet in the chapelry of Churchdown.
" The Inq. p. m. of Walter de Muscegros, who died seised of the manor of
Lassendon (Cal. Inq. p. mn., i., 27), was taken in the 49th Henry III. (1264-5).
The jurors say that "Walterus de Muchegros, avus praedicti Walteri defuncti,
habuit novem filias, scilicet, Petronillam primogenitam, ex qua nascitur Walterus de Huntel, miles, Margeriam Mabaunck, sororem Petronille, qune mortua
est et habuit tres filias, Luciam, Aliciam et Juetman (alias Jotam), et Julianam,
Agnetam, Aliciam, Johannam, Matildam, Elizabetham  et Amabiliam, sorores
prnedicte Petronillae; et sunt propinquiores haeredes proedicti Walteri defuncti de
maneriis de Lessendon et de Bulleye, et sunt plense aotatis" (Cal. Gen., i., 114).
" Lassington is about two miles N.W. of Gloucester.




FEODA MILITUM ARCHIEPISCOPATUS EBOR.              397
Summa feodorum  militum  totius archiepiscopatus, lij et ij
partes feodi unius militis, praeter bovatas et carucatas de
Kesteven, Westriding et Northstriding.
Ecclesia de Kynewaldeston,Y quam habet archiepiscopus in
proprios usus, et que  consuevit poni ad firmam  pro xl marcis
antequam  magister H. de Corebrig,z officialis, fecisset ibi vicarium, nunc ponitur pro xxxij marcis.
Y Kinoulton, in the county of Nottingham.
See Fasti Ebor., vol. i., 353 n.




HOMAGIAa ET FIDELITATES.
1287, Dec. 26.   Memorandum,b quod dominus Hugo  de
Babington, miles, fecit homagium domino Johanni,c Dei gratia,
Ebor. archiepiscopo, Angliae primati, in manerio suo de Scroby,
die Sancti Stephani in crastino Natalis Domini, anno gratiwe
M.CC. octogesimo septimo, et pontificatus sui secundo, pro manerio de Burley in balliva de Otteley. Salvo jure cujuslibet.
Ita, videlicet, quod prsedictus pater, aut successores sui, non
teneantur ad warrantizationem.  Prsesentibus ibidem  dominis
Willelmo de Vescy, Thoma de Normanvile, et aliis pluribus,
sicut continetur in scripto super hoc confecto.
1290-1, Jan. 30.  Johannes de Wake fecit homagium  apud
Burton, die Lunae proxima ante festum  Purificationis Beatae
Virginis, pontificatus domini J., Ebor. archiepiscopi anno quinto,
pro quarta parte feodi unius militis in Cotingham.
1294, Aug. 20.  Memorandum, quod xiij kalendas Septembris, anno gratie M.CC. nonagesimo  quarto, in  manerio  de
Schireburn, prwesentibus dominis Johanne Sampson et Johanne
de Melsa, militibus, et aliis, Johannes de Reygate, junior, fecit
homagium  domino J., Ebor. archiepiscopo, pro terra sua in
Stiveton, Mikelfeld, Lumby et Mileford, et juravit sibi fidelitatem.
1295, Aug. 26.  Memorandum, quod Johannes, filius domini Roberti de Grey, fecit homagium  et fidelitatem  domino
J., archiepiscopo, pontificatus sui anno x~, pro tenementis quwe
clamat tenere de ipso.
1295, Sept. 27.  Memorandum, quod Willelmus de Wikeley
fecit homagium J., Ebor. archiepiscopo, in manerio de Otteley,
" The "Feoda militum archiepiscopatus Ebor." may be appropriately succeeded by a list of all the homages rendered to the archbishops for lands in
Yorkshire held of the see. They are arranged chronologically, commencing
about the date of Kirkby's Inquest, and extendingt over a period of nearly one
hundred years..Brief extracts of other homages which the archbishops received
from their tenants in the counties of Gloucester, Leicester, Lincoln, Northumberland and Nottinghlam, have been given in the notes to the preceding document.
b The first seven homages, rendered to archbishop Romanus, are taken from
Giffard's register, where they occur as marginal notes or interlineations on the
" Feoda Militum."
c John Rlomanus, archbishop from 1286 to 1296.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                   399
pro terra in Denton quam tenet de domino; et intelligunt aliqui
quod est feodum unius militis.
1296, March 26.  Johannes, filius domini R.d de Grey, fecit
fidelitatem et homagium J., archiepiscopo, vij kalendas Aprilis,
pontificatus xO, [pro feodo unius militis in Boulton et Yapun et
Golthorp.]
—, Feb. 23.  Memorandum, quod dominus Johannes
Marmyon, miles, fecit homagium domino Johanni, Ebor. archiepiscopo, in manerio suo Rypon, vij kalendas Martii, prEesentibus Johanne de Lythegreyns et aliis, pro tenementis in
Rypon.
1297, Nov. 21.  Dominus J. Wak, apud Wylton, fecit
homagium domino pro tenementis in Codingham, et recognovit
servitium pro quarta parte feodi j militis. Rey. Newark, 16 a.
1297-8, Jan. 18.  Apud Cawod, dominus J. de Bella Aqua
fecit homagium  domino pro tenementis in Kertelington  et
Normanton in balliva Suwell, et recognovit.... militis.  Item
pro tenemento in Byrn, quod respondet pro dimidio feodo j
militis, ut dicitur, in balliva de Schireburn.  Ibid.
1297-8, Jan. 18.  Apud Cawod,.... de Mileforde fecit
hom. domino pro ten. in Levanachton,s Schireburn et Mileford,
et respondet pro.... militis.  Reddendo per annum  viijs.
viijd., et nihilominus faciendo sectam  curias de Schireburn de
tribus [septimanis ad tres septimanas.] Ibid.
1297-8, Jan. 18.  Apud Cawod, Thomas de Ulckelf fecit
hom. pro ten. in Ulskelf, videlicet, ij bovatis terrse et ij acris,
etiam in Grimestonh ij mesuagiis et ij croftis.... mag', et per
servitium iijs., et faciendo sectam ad curiam de Schireburn de
tribus septimanis ad iij septimanas. Et nescitur pro quota
parte feodi j militis tenet. Ibid.
1297-8, Jan. 18.  Memorandum, quod Johannes filius Ricardi Forestarii de Wystowe tenet in Wystowe ij tofta et lxvj
acras terrse arabiles et viij acras prati, reddendo per anlnum xs.
pro omnibus servitiis, nescitur tamen pro quota parte feodi, et
fecit hom. domino apud Cawod.  Ibid.
1297-8, Jan. 18.  Apud Cawod, Thomas de Marston fecit
hom. domino pro ten. in Levenaghton, videlicet, pro j mesuagio
et pro iiijXX acris terrae, tam in dominico quam in servitio, et
viij acris prati, reddendo per annum  iijs. xjd., faciendo sectam
d Robert, son and heir of Walter de Gray, who held one knight's fee in
Bolton, Yapham and Gowthorpe, as mentioned at page 390, antea.
e Probably William de Camera of South Milford.
f Contractions of such words as homagium, fidelitas, septimana, tenementutm,
etc., will be henceforth used.
g Lennerton, near Sherburn.
h Grimston, in the parish of Kirkby Wharfe.




400                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
ad curiam de Schireburn de iij sept. ad tres sept. Et debet respondere de vta parte quarte  partis feodi j militis.  Ibid.
1297-8, Feb. 13.  Apud Munckton juxta Rypon, Ricardus
de Babington recognovit se tenere in capite de archiepiscopo
Ebor. manerium de Burley per horn. et fid. et sectam ad curiam
de Otteley de tribus sept. ad tres sept., et wardum et relevium
quando accidit. Et respondet pro di. feodo j milit. in scutagio
et relevio, pro quo tanturn, dictis die et loco, fecit horn. Henrico, Ebor. electo.  Ibid., 16 b.
1297-8, Feb. 27.  Johannes de Reygate, in presentia domini Johannis de Lithegreyns, dominorum  Lamberti de Trikingham  et Roberti de Levesham, et aliorum  plurium, in
camera sub oriolo de Cawod, fecit domino electo horn. et fid.
suam pro terris et ten. suis in Stiveton, Mikelfeld, Mileford et
Lumby.  Et recognovit quod tenet per feodum j milit., et petiit
diem usque Pascha de majori servitio ab eo exacto, ut interim
consulat et deliberet super illo. Ibid.
1298, June 12.  Dominus Johannes de Grey, miles, fecit
hom. domino apud Thorp, prmesentibus domino Johanne de
Lit....; et quia non fuit certus de quantitate ten. suorum quse
de domino tenuit, nec de servitio per quod tenet easdem, dominus
dedit sibi diem ad respondendum..... sua apud Ebor., super
quibus dominum tune promisit reddere certiorem.  Ibid.
1298, June 16.  Memorandum, quod dominus Ricardus de
Goldeburgh, senior, Ricardus filius ejus, Stephanus de Thorp,i
et dominus Symon Ward, fecerunt hom. sua domino H., Ebor.
archiepiscopo, in crastino consecrationis suae, apud Ebor., videlicet xvj kalendas Julii, anno gratiae M.CC. nonagesimo
octavo, et juraverunt sibi fidelitates. Et Symon recognovit se
tenere in Giseley, GevildaleJ et Kirkeby super Werf per servitium j feodi militis, et in Neubyk per servitium quartme partis
feodi j militis. De aliis restat inquirendum quantum quilibet
tenet, et per quae servitia, et ubi tenementa illa consistant.
Ricardus, senior, tenet de archiepiscopo in Pole' et Farnley
pro dimidio feodo unius militis, ut creditur. Inquiratur. Ibid.,
17 a.
1298, June 17. Item Johannes filius Reginaldi, die Martis
post consecrationem praedictam, videlicet, xvjm- (sic) kalendas
Julii, fecit homagium domino, apud Ebor., in capella sua, pro
i Probably Stephen de Thorpe, of Thorpe Welwick, in Holderness.
i Givendale, near Ripon.
k Newby-super-Yore. See page 212, antea.
I Poole and Farnley, near Otley.'n A manifest error for xv. Archbishop Newark was consecrated in York
Minster on Sunday, the 15th of June, 1298 (Fasti Ebor., i., 352). The following Tuesday would therefore be the 15th kalends of July.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                 401
tenementis in Lounesburg, Wyverthorp, Helpirthorp, Lutton,?
altera Lutton, Collum, Crohom, Schireburn, Briddesale, Tirkalby, Langetoft, qua  tenet per servitia trium  feodorum
militum.  Ibid.
1298, June 20.  Johannes de Staveley, apud Thorp, fecit
horn. et fid. domino archiepiscopo, pro ix bov. terrae quas tenet
in dominico et servitio [in] Suth Burton, per horn. et servitium
ixs. iiijd. per ann., et scutagium  quantum  pertinet ad xijmam
partem feodi j milit., et plus, quantum spectat ad j bov. terrse.
Et tenet [etiam] in villa del Wel~ j mesuagium  [et] iij bov.
terrse per servitium xlvd. pro omni servitio. De secta curise, et
aliis, inquiratur. Ibid.
1298, June 22.  Dominus J. de Melsa, miles, apud Cawod,
fecit horn. domino archiepiscopo pro ten. que tenet de ipso in
Hodeliston et Wetewang, et juravit fid.  [Et quia non] fuit
certus de quantitate ten., nec de quantitate servit', injunctum
est ei quod super hoc certificet dominum distincte intra xv dies.
Ibid.
1298, -.  Apud Cawod, dominus admisit hom. domini
Roberti de Furneus, militis, salvo jure cujuslibet, pro ten. quce
tenet in Lotrington, videlicet, pro tertia parte manerii......
Et recognovit etiam...iijam partem feodi j milit. se tenere, et
per wardum cum accidit, et per sectam curike de tribus sept. ad
tres sept. Ibid.
1298, Sept. 15.  Memorandum, quod apud Beverlacum, in
praesentia W. de Kelk, tune ballivi, Henricus de Witherton,
pro iij bov. terrae, Galfridus del Hill pro j bov. terrne, Johannes
Cokerel pro j bov. terrae, et Ivo Cokerel pro j bov. terrae, quas
tenent in Coldon, fecerunt domino hom. et fid., per quam recognoverunt se tenere per servitium ad sectam curiae de Coldon in
placitis emergentibus inter partes de eadem villa, cum ad hoc
per octo dies ante fuerint summoniti, per compositionem inter J.,
archiepiscopum, et illos de Coldon, factam. Ibid., 17 b.
1298, -. Memorandum, quod dominus Johannes Marmyon, miles, fecit hom. et fid. domino archiepiscopo, pontificatus
sui anno primo, apud Thorp, pro ten. que tenet in Rypon; et,
facta fidelitate, injunctum est ei, in virtute praestiti juramenti,
quod faciat constare domino citra Natale Domini, de quantitate
feodi milit., et per que servitia, quod promisit.  Et postea recognovit se tenere per servitia........ hi annexa.......
n East and West Lutton, in the wapentake of Buckrose.
o The village of Weel is about one mile east of Beverley.
P Son and heir of.William de Marmion, by Loretta, daughter and co-heiress
of Roesia de Dover. Sir John Marmion died April 5th, 1322, and was succeeded
by his son John, who died April 30th, 1335.
D D




402               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
A sonn trecher seygnur Henre, par la grace Dieu ercevesque
de Everwik, le soen Johan Marmyoun saluz, honurs et reverences
cor a sonn seignur.  Sachet sire ke teing en la vile de Rypoun
de vous vij placees de queus jeo receyue xijs. de rente par an,
pur la quele rente jeo vous face homage, feaute, et suyte de
treys semayns en treys semaynes a vostre curte de Rypon.  Et
ceste lettre si le vous plest vous maunk pur ceo ke vous me
hargastes quant jeo vous fis le homage. Cher sire, si reu voillet
ke fere puysse maundet corn a celuy ke volunters ke volunters
(sic) freyt chose ke vous probist. Saluz a Deu ke vous gard a
tous jours. Ibid.
1298, Oct. 24. Apud Otteley, dominus Maugerus le Vavasour fecit hom. et fid. domino pro ten. in Denton juxta Otteley,
et recognovit se tenere pro quarta parte feodi unius milit., cum
accidit, et facere sectam ad curiam  domini de tribus sept. ad
tres sept. Ibid.
1298, Nov. 1.  Robertus Timbil, apud Otteley, fecit hom.
domino H., archiepiscopo, et fid., pro ten. in Timbild:q per
quam fidelitatem..... tenere ten. illa per homagium et servitium, faciendo sectam  ad curiam de Otteley de tribus sept. ad
tres sept., et xxvjs. viijd. ad duos anni terminos....... hoc
plus non fuerit recognitum, restat plenius inquirendum. Ibid.
1298, Nov. 6.  Memorandum, quod Johannes de Wyvill
fecit hom. Henrico, archiepiscopo Ebor., in manerio suo Rypon',
[pro ten.] qune tenet de eo in Nunewyk et Nunewyk-Thornes,
et quod debet respondere pro di. feodo j milit., faciendo sectam
ad curiam Rypon' de..... Ibid.
1298, Dec. 2. Memorandum, quod, presenti L. de Trikingham, seniori, dominus H., archiepiscopus, in capella sua de
Thorp, salvo jure cujuslibet, recepit horn. Johannis Tinctoris de
Rypon pro ij bov. terrwe et ten. in Markinton, qune recognovit
se de ipso tenere per sectam ad curiam Rypon' de tribus sept.
ad tres sept. faciendam, et per forinsecum servitium pro quarta
parte feodi j milit. Ibid., 18 a.
1299, March 25.   Radulphus de Mickelfeld de Bolton
juxta Wylton fecit horn. et fid..... ytheton, tune ballivi
Beverlaci, pro ten. quae tenet in Bolton; et recognovit se tenere
de eo in Bolton duas car. terrae in..... no wardum, relevium
et excaetam, cum evenerit, pro dicta terra, et faciet sectam  ad
curiam de Wylton de tribus sept. in tres sept., et......, et
unam carucam in vere, vel pro qualibet caruca iiijd.  Ibid.
1299,.  Apud Lanum, dominus Edmundus de
q The archbishop held one carucate in Parva Tymble (page 204, antea).
* This homage was probably made in the presence of Henry de Wytheton,
bailiff of Beverley.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                   403
Eyncourts miles, fecit horn. domino H., Ebor. archiepiscopo,.....Sed de recognitione..... non fecit mentionem  quod
sciam, quia factum fuit homagium me absente.  Ibid.
1300, July 18.   Dominus Johannes de Bella Aqua fecit
horn. et fid. domino, in palatiot Ebor., praesentibus dominis
Lamberto de Trikingham, Waltero de Harum  et multis aliis,
pro ten. in Byrn, quod respondet pro di. feodo j milit., et pro
ten. in Kurtelington et Normanton in balliva Suwell; et recognovit feodum j milit. Reg. Corbridge, 102 a.
1300, July 18. In palatio Ebor., Johannes de Lascy fecit
horn. domino pro ten. in Brettonu et Gayteford, et defendit di.
feod. milit., et recognovit se tenere per servitium militare, faciendo sectam  ad curiam  de Schirbourn de tribus sept. in tres
sept.  Quod homagium dominus admisit, cujuslibet jure salvo,
proesentibus domino Lamberto de Trikingham,; domini regis
justiciario, et dominis Edmundo de Eyncourt et J. de Bella
Aqua, militibus, et aliis. Ibid.
1300, July 18.   In palatio Ebor., dominus Robertus de
Berley, miles, fecit domino fid. tantum  pro ten. in Burton"
juxta Birne, et Gayteford, et recognovit se tenere ten. de Burton per sectam curiae apud Schirburn de tribus sept. in tres
sept., et ten. de Gayteford per medium.  Ibid.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., Johannes de Reygate,
praesentibus supradictis, fecit hom. et fid. domino pro terris et
ten. in Stiveton, Mikelfeld, Milford et Lumby, et recognovit se
tenere per feodum  unius milit.; sed per quve servitia faeiet
domino constare per sacramentum suum.  (Memorandum quod
inquiratur-in margine.) Ibid.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., Thomas de Merston fecit
hom. et fid. domino pro ten. in Levenaghton, sicut in registro
Henricix continetur, reddendo iijs. xjd. per ann., et faciendo
sectam ad curiam de Schirbourn de tribus sept. in tres sept., et
recognovit quod debet respondere pro quinta parte quartze partis
feodi unius milit.: praesentibus omnibus supradictis.  Ibid.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., dominus Johannes de
~ In July, 1300, Sir Edmund de Eyncourt did homage " pro ten. in Bruneby."
t Some remains of the archiepiscopal palace may yet be seen in the Deanery
gardens, on the north side of the Minster.
u Burton Salmon.
" Lambert de Trikingham was one of the justices of the Common Pleas 13001316, a judge of the King's Bench 1317-1320, and a baron of the Exchequer in
1321 (Foss's Judges, iii., 533). He was an executor under the will of archbishop
Corbridge (Fasti Ebor., i., 361).
Burton Hall, a farm about one mile W.N.W. of Burn, in the parish of
Brayton.
See page 399, antea.
D) D2




404                 ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Melsa fecit horn. et fid. domino pro ten. que tenet in Hodeleston
et Wetewange: per quoe servitia inquiratur, quia non interfui.
Ibid.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., dominus Osebertus de
Spaldington fecit fid. domino sub deliberatione homagii per
dominum admittendi, et per eundem oblati; et deliberavit idem
OsebertusY per quwe servitia tenet usque ad proximam  curiam
post festum Sancti Michaelis. Ibid.
1300, July 18.  Dominus Edmundus de Eyncourt, miles,
fecit horn. et fid. domino, in palatio domini Ebor., priesentibus
domino Lamberto de Trikingham, Waltero de Harum, et multis
aliis, pro ten. in Bruneby; per quae servitia inquiratur, quia
tune non fuit certus. Ibid., 102 b.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., dominus Johannes filius
Reginaldi fecit horn. et fid. domino pro ten. in Lonnesbourgh,
Wyverthorp, Helperthorp, Lutton, altera Lutton, Collum, Crohum, Schirborn, Brideshale, Thurkelby et Langetoft quwe tenet
per servitium iij feod. militum.  Ibid.
1300, July 18.  Dominus Johannes Marmion, miles, fecit
horn. et fid. domino in palatio Ebor., praesentibns domino Lamberto de Trikingham, Waltero de Harum  et multis aliis, pro
ten. quae tenet de ipso in Rypon, et recognovit se tenere eadem,
faciendo sectam ad curiam Rypon' de tribus sept. in tres sept.
Ibid., 103 a.
1300, July 18.  In palatio Ebor., dominus Simon Ward,
senior, fecit horn. et fid. domino pro ten. in Gyseley, Geveldale
et Kirkeby super Wherf, et recognovit se tenere per servitium
unius feodi milit., et in Neuweby per servitium quartae partis
feodi unius milit. Ibid.
Falkasius de Lyndeley fecit fidelitatem  tanturn pro tenementis in Lyndeley quna tenet, faciendo sectam, et
solvendo per ann. xviijs. et ijd.  Ibid.
1300, Aug. 21. Apud Wylton, dominus Johannes de Grey,
miles, optulit domino horn. suum pro ten. quae clamat tenere de
ipso; sed quia dominus non fuit certus de quantitate ten., nec
per qua  servitia, ideo distulit illud admittere illa vice, diem
sibi ad id faciendum  usque ad festum Natalis Beatae Virginis
assignando.  Ibid., 102 b.
y Sir Osbert de Spaldington held in Micklefield.
" Memorandum, quod antecessores domini Johannis de Grey tenuerunt aliquo
tempore de archiepiscopo Ebor. in Sculcotes xij bov. terrse, et nunc tenet idem
J. iiij bov. terrse in eadem de Godefrido de Meus, et ille Godefridus de archiepiscopo, ut creditur. In Sutton iij bov. terra praeter cotag' quwe antecessores
sui aliquando tenuerunt de archiepiscopo. In Hull xxx acras prati, vel circiter,
solebant, etc. In Dripol quantum tenet in eadem solebat, ut supra, sed nescit
quantum (Reg. Corbridge, inter f., 102, 103).




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                   405
1300, Oct. 14.  Ricardus de Babington fecit fid. et horn.
domino Thomre, Dei gratia Ebor. archiepiscopo, in manerio suo
de Cawod, pro manerio de Burley quod de ipso clamat; et recognovit se tenere in capite de eodem archiepiscopo per horn.,
fid., et sectam curiae de Otteley de tribus sept. ad tres sept., et
wardum et relevium quando accidit. Et respondet pro di. feodo
j milit. in scutagio et relevio. Ibid., 103 a.
1300, Oct. 30.  Dominus Ricardus de Goldesburg, senior,
miles, fecit horn. et fid. domino Thomae, archiepiscopo, apud
Sanctum Robertum,a pro ten. in Pole et Farneley; et respondet
pro di. feod. j milit. Ibid.
1300, Dec. 13.  Willelmus de Camera de Mileford fecit
horn. et fid. Thomse, archiepiscopo, apud Schireburn, pro ten. in
Levenanton, Schireburn et Mileford; et respondet pro xiijma
parte feodi j milit., et recognovit sectam ad curiam de Schireburn, sicut continetur in registro H.,b archiepiscopi. Ibid., 102 a.
1300-1, Jan. 27.  Apud Lanum, praesentibus dominis R. de
Notingham et W. de Suthill, Gocelino de Eyvile et multis aliis,
Johannes de Wyvile fecit hom. et fid. domino T., Ebor. archiepiscopo, pro ten. quve clamat tenere de eo in Nunnewik et
Nunnewyk-Thornes, et que debent respondere pro di. feodo j
milit., faciendo sectam  ad curiam Rypon' de tribus sept. in tres
sept.; et recognovit relevium Is. quando currit.  Ibid., 103 a.
1301, March 25. Apud Burton, Johannes de Staveley fecit
hom. et fid. domino Thomae, Dei gratia Ebor. archiepiscopo, etc.,
pro octo bov. terrae, de quibus sex tenet in dominico et dulas
bov. in servitio, in Suth Burton, que tenentur per medium de
ipso per W. de la Dale, per hom. et servitium ixs. iiijd. per ann.,
et scutagium  quantum  pertinet ad xijmam partem  feodi unius
milit., et plus, quantum spectat ad unam bov. terra.  Et tenet
similiter in villa del Wel' unum mesuagium [et] tres bov. terre
per servitium xlvd. pro omni servitio. De secta curiae recognovit se debere sectam curia de Burton de tribus sept. in tres
sept. Ibid. 102 b.
1301, March 30.  Dominus Simon Warde, junior, miles,
fecit domino Thomae, archiepiscopo Ebor., in camera sua de
Beverlaco, hom. et fid. pro ten. in Neuweby; et recognovit se
tenere per servitium quartae partis feodi unius milit.; sed alia
servitia ignorat, de quibus est inquirendum.  Ibid., 103 a.
" Considerable remains of the Trinitarian Priory of St. Robert of Knaresborough were discovered in April, 1862 (Grainge's Hist. of Knaresborough, 139),
near the Abbey House, on the left bank of the Nidd, a short distance above
St. Robert's Cave. A most interesting account of St. Robert of Knaresborough
is given by Mr. Walbran in the Memorials of Fountains Abbey (ed. Seprt. Soc.,
vol. i., pp. 166-171).
b See page 399, antea.




406               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
1302, April 4.  Apud Burton, Adam de Everyngham  fecit
horn. et fid. domino Thomae, Dei gratia, etc., pro ten. qume clamat
tenere de eo in Everyngham et Flathwath. Et quia tune ignorabat per que servitia, dominus assignavit sibi diem quod ipse
certificaret eum  citra festum  Ascensionis proximo futurum;
quem diem admisit. Ibid.
1302, May 16. Johannes de Nevillc filius et hveres Gilberti
et Cecilise de Nevill, fecit horn. et fid. domino Thomae, archiepiscopo, apud Ottelay, pro ten. quae clamat tenere de ipso in
Lutrington, que dominus admisit, salvo jure cujuslibet, praesentibus magistro Willelmo de Beverlaco et domino Willelmo de
Sothill, et pluribus aliis.  Et requisitus in virtute juramenti
praestiti per quae servitia et pro quota parte feodi tenet,.....
per Hugonem  de Stowe, qui secum venit, dicit quod credit se
debere respondere pro di. feodo j milit. et plus, sed non pro
duabus partibus.  Sed dominus Robertus de Furneus, miles,
debet, ut credit, respondere pro residuo feodi j milit., quia habet
di. partem manerii et terrae ad illud pertinentis, sed non redditus.
Recognovit etiam se tenere per sectam curiae de tribus sept. in
tres sept., et per forinsecum servitium. Et inquirat ballivus
utrum teneat in dominico vel in servitio, et qualiter, et per quod
servitium, et pro quota parte feodi, et pro quota teneat dictus
dominus Robertus, qui nondum fecit horn. suum, et certificet
super hoc dominus per ballivum. Ibid., 102 a.
1306, Aug. 1.  In camera domini W. de Grenefeld, Dei
gratia, etc., apud Otteley, praesentibus dominis Roberto de
Blundeston, Roberto de Notingham, Ricardo de Babyngton, et
multis aliis, dictus dominus W., archiepiscopus, salvo jure cujuslibet, admisit hom. et fid. domini Symonis le Ward, militis, pro
ten. que clamat tenere de eo in Giseley, Gevildale et Kirkeby
super Wherf, et Bailledon ac Haukeswod.  Et respondebit pro
feodo j milit.  Et recognovit se debere sectam  ad curias de
Rypon et de Otteley de tribus sept. in tres sept., etc.  Reg.
Greenfield, ii., 223 a.
1306, Aug. 1.  Ricardus de Babyngton fecit hom. domino
W. de G., etc., in camera sua apud Otteley, pro ten. quze clamat
tenere de eo in Burley et Mensington in capite per horn. et fid.
Et recognovit se debere facere sectam curiae de Otteley de tribus
sept. in tres sept., et wardum et relevium quando accidunt. Et
respondebit pro di. feodo unius milit. in scutagio et relevio.
Ibid.
1306, Sept. 19. In palatio Ebor., dominus, salvo jure cujuslibet, admisit horn. et fid. domini Johannis Marmyon pro ten,
" See page 48, note d.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                  407
quae clamat tenere de eo in Rypon, videlicet, septem  placeis in
Ripon, reddentibus sibi xijs. per ann.  Et recognovit hom. et
fid., et sectam ad curiam Ripon' de iij sept. in iij sept. pro eisdem terris. Ibid.
130(6), Sept. 19.  Dominus, salvo jure cujuslibet, recepit
hom. et fid. Johannis de Staveley pro ten. qune clamat tenere
de eo, videlicet, pro viij bov. terrve quas clamat tenere de eo
in dominico in Suth Burton, et duas bov. terrae quas tenet in
servitio in eadem villa, qum tenentur de eo per medium per W.
de [la] Dale.  Et recognovit se debere solvere annuatim  ixs.
iiijd. pro omni servitio, et scutagium quantum pertinet ad xijmam
partem feodi unius milit., et plus, quantum spectat ad unam
bov. terrae. Et tenet similiter in villa del Wel unum mesuagium
[et] tres bov. terrae per servitium xlvd. De secta curire recognovit se debere sectam ad curiam de Burton de iij sept. in tres
sept.  Ibid., 223 b.
1306, Sept. 19.  In palatio Ebor., dominus, salvo jure
cujuslibet, admisit hom. et fid. domini Adae de Everingham,
militis, pro ten. qume tenet de ipso in Everingham et Flathewath. Et debet respondere pro feodo j milit. Ibid.
1306, Nov. 21.  In abbatia Beatae Marine Ebor., dominus
W. de G., etc., salvo jure cujuslibet, admisit horn. et fid. domini
Symonis le Warde, junioris, militis, filii domini S le Ward,
defuncti, pro ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in Gyseley, Gevingdale et Kirkeby super Wherfe, et Bailledon ac Haukesword.
Et respondet pro feodo j milit. Et recognovit se debere sectam
ad curias de Ripon et de Otteley de iij sept. in tres sept. Acta
fuerunt haec, praesentibus magistris W.d et R. de Pikering, Petro
de Den',, W. de Beverlaco, R. de Not', et aliis.  Ibid., 223 a.
1307, May 14.  Nicholaus de Hewyk fecit hom. et fid.
domino W., etc., apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, pro ten. quae
tenet de eo in Hewykf et Ripon.  Et debet respondere pro xxmi
parte unius feodi milit., et debet sectam ad curiam Ripon' de
tribus sept. in tres sept.  Ibid.
1307, May 17. Willelmus de la Wodehall, apud Burton
juxta Beverlacum, fecit hom. dicto archiepiscopo pro ten. que
clamat tenere de ipso in Molescroft et Ake. Et debet respondere pro quarta parte feodi j milit. Nec fecit fid. tune sibi quia
alias fecit ballivo. Et recognovit scutagium, wardum, relevium,
et sectam curiae de tribus sept. ad tres sept. Ibid., 223 b.
d William and Robert de Pickering, two distinguished brothers, both of them
afterwards deans of York.
Peter de Dene, afterwards a canon of York. In 1322 he took the cowl in
the monastery of St. Augustine, at Canterbury (Fasti Ebor., i., 393 n).
f Bridge Hewick.




408               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
1307, July 13.   Apud Eklesfeld, dominus Maugerus le
Vavasour, miles, fecit nobis W., etc., horn. et fid. pro terris et
ten. quae clamat tenere de nobis, et nos horn. illud recepimus,
salvo jure cujuslibet. Et quia dixit se non deliberasse ad plenum  de nominando et specificando tam terras et ten. prsedicta
quam servitia nobis debita pro eisdem, injunctum  fuit ei quod
quanto citius commode posset scire nobis faceret per suas literas
omnia supradicta.  Memorandum, quod scriptum  est ballivo
Ripon' quod relaxet districtionem si quam ea occasione fecerit,
etc.  Ibid., 223 a.
1307, Sept. 10.  In castro de Knaresburgh, Ricardus de
Goldesburgh fecit horn. domino W., etc., pro ten. quae tenet
de eo, et fid. similiter fecit ibidem.  Et dicit quod recognovit
ten. et servitia pro dictis ten. debita ballivo Ripon', qui novit
certificare dominum de eisdem.  Ibid.
1307, Sept. 10.  Apud Knaresburgh, in castro ejusdem
villae, dominus Godefridus de Melsa, miles, fecit horn. praedicto
domino archiepiscopo pro ten. quae tenet et clamat tenere de eo.
Nec fecit fid. tune eidem quia alias illam fid. fecit ballivo Beverlaci, ut dixit, cui recognovit ten. et servitia inde debita et consueta.  Et idem dominus archiepiscopus illud hom. recepit, salvo
jure cujuslibet, etc.  Ibid., 223 b.
1307-8, March 5.  Apud Westmonasterium, in refectorio
monachorum, dominus archiepiscopus, salvo jure cujuslibet,
admisit horn. et fid. domini Johannis de Moubray pro ten.g
quae clamat tenere de eo infra ballivam  de Rypon; servitia
tamen non recognovit, ideo ballivus se intromittat ut sciat
servitia praedicta. Ibid., 223 a.
1307-8, March 19.  Dominus admisit horn. et fid. Johannis,
filii et haeredis Ceciliae de Nevill, apud Grantham, praesentibus
Johanne de Burton, Johanne de Sutton et J. de Sandwyco, et
aliis, pro ten. quae clamat tenere de ipso in Lutrington. Et
recognovit in virtute juramenti praestiti quod tenet in eadem di.
feod. milit. et amplius, sed non duas partes integre.  Et dominus
Robertus de Furneaux, miles, debet respondere pro altera medietate illius feodi milit., quia habet di. partem  manerii, et
terrae ad illud pertinentis, sed non redditus. Et recognovit se
teneri ad sectam curiae de Shirburn de iij sept. in tres sept., et
faciendo forinsecum servitium cum accidit.  Ibid., 223 b.
1308-9, March 18.  In capella manerii domini W., etc.,
apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, Willelmus de Mickelfeld fecit
horn. dicto domino archiepiscopo pro ten. quae tenet de eo in
Boulton; et recognovit ten. et servitia pro quarta parte feodi
g Sir John de Moubray held in Mulwith, Sleningford, Skelden and Grantley.
h Bolton, in the parish of Bishop Wilton.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.               409
unius milit. Tamen inquiratur de eo quod plus tenet pro eo
quod invenitur in quibusdam  libris quod deberet tenere et
respondere pro feodo unius milit. Ibid.
1308-9, March 18.  In capella manerii domini W., etc.,
apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, Willelmus filius Isabellae de
Coldon, fecit hom. dicto patri pro ten. que tenet de eo in
Coldon; et recognovit se tenere duas bov. terrae de feodo unius
milit. in Coldon per horn. et servitium, et scutagium quando
currit. Ibid.
1308-9, March 18.  In capella manerii domini W., etc.,
apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, Johannes Cokerel de Coldon
fecit hom. dicto patri pro una bov. terrae de feodo unius milit. in
Coldon, quam de eo tenet in Coldon, et recognovit se tenere
per horn. et servitium, et scutagium quando currit.  Ibid.
1309, Sept. 7. Apud Cawode, Willelmus de Bella Aqua,
filius et hleres domini Johannis de Bella Aqua, militis, defuncti,
fecit. horn. et fid. suam domino archiepiscopo Ebor. pro ten.
quae clamat tenere de eo per servitium militare.  Et quia praefatus Willelmus de Bella Aqua non fuerat tune certus quae ten.
et in quibus locisi tenuit, dominus archiepiscopus praedictus
injunxit ei quod ten. et servitia et per quae servitia tenet in
scriptis fideliter redigere faciat, et praefato domino destinari in
virtute juramenti sui super hoc praestiti. Et eadem die dominus
archiepiscopus supradictus destinavit literas suas ballivis suis de
Shirburn et de Suwell in hac forma.
Willelmus, etc., dilectis filiis ballivis nostris de Suwell et de
Shirburn, salutem, etc.  Quia Willelmus, filius et haeres domini
Johannis de Bella Aqua, militis, defuncti, horn. et fid. suam
nobis debita pro ten. suis quae de nobis tenet per servitium militare hac die Dominica in vigilia Nativitatis Beatae Mariae
Virginis, apud Cawod, nobis fecit, vobis mandamus quatinus
praedictum W. ad haec facienda decaetero nullatenus distringatis;
districtionem, si quam ei ea occasione feceritis, penitus relaxando. Valete. Data apud Cawod, vij idus Septembris, pontificatus nostri anno quarto.  Ibid., 222 b.
1309, Dec. 29. Willelmus, etc., dilecto filio ballivo nostro
Beverlaci, salutem, etc. Volumus et mandamus quatinus districtionem  quam  facis contra dominum  Johannem  de Grey,
militem, ratione sectae ad curiam nostram de Burton pro manerio suo de Sculcotes debitae ab eodem, usque ad festum
Paschae proximo sequentis omnino relaxes de gratia nostra speciali. Vale. Data apud Cawod (ut supra). Ibid.
1310, May 3. Dominus Edmundus de Eyncourt, apud
See page 403, antea.




410              ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Thorp juxta Ebor., fecit horn. suum domino W., etc., pro ten.
quwe tenet de eo in Bruneby; et servitia quae debet eidem, dicit
quod pro quanto, vel pro dimidio feodo milit., vel feodo, ignorat,
et ideo vult deliberare et scrutari pro quanto tenet, et dictum
dominum super hoc certiorare; et dicit quod tenet per feodum
loricwe, et debet sectam ad curiam dicti domini archiepiscopi de
Wylton a tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 223 b.
1310, Sept. 9.  Dominus Herbertus filius Johannis filii
Reginaldi, in camera domini anteriori in manerio suo apud
Beverlacum, fecit eidem domino hom. et fid. suam pro ten. quwe
clamat tenere de eo, de quibus tune non erat plene informatus,
unde petiit diem ad deliberandum quse ten. tenet de eodem, et
per qune servitia, usque ad festum  Sancti Michaelis proximo
futurum; quem diem dominus sibi concessit ad certificandum
eum, vel ballivum suum, de gratia sua speciali. Praesentibus
tune ibidem domino Lamberto de Trikingham, magistris Ricardo
de Cestria, Willelmo de Beverlaco, Nicholao de Oxonia, et aliis
in multitudine copiosa. Ibid.
1310-11, Jan. 31.  Apud Cawod, dominus Galfridus de
Hothum  fecit hom. et fid. suam  domino W., etc., pro tertia
parte feodi unius milit. in Lutrington quam clamat tenere de eo,
nomine dotis uxoris sume. Praesentibus magistris W. de Beverlaco, Nicholao de Calveton, domino Roberto de Blundesdon, et
aliis. Ibid.
1312, Sept. 21.  Apud Escryk, domina Margareta, quae
fuit uxor domini Johannis de Gray, militis, fecit fid. domino
Willelmo, etc., pro ten. quae clamat tenere de eo, et juravit fid.
et facere servitia pro dictis ten. debita et consueta. Ibid., 222 b.
1313, Oct. 7. Apud Laughton in Morthing, Amabilla, quae
fuit uxor Johannis de Dynington, fecit. fid. domino archiepiscopo, et recognovit se tenere de dicto domino archiepiscopo
in villa Rypon unum mesuagium et xxij acras terrae cum pertinentiis in Rypon, et quod faciet per ann. sectam ad curiam
suam de Rypon de tribus sept. in tres sept., et solvet per ann.
sex solidos et octo denarios ad terminos Pentecostes et Sancti
Martini in hyeme per equales portiones. Ibid., 223 a.
1314, June 30. Apud Cawod, Robertus de Raygate fecit
hom. et fid. suam venerabili patri domino Willelmo, etc., pro
ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in Styveton, Thorpej et Mickelfeld
per servitium militare, et faciet sectam ad curiam dicti domini
de Shirburn de tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 222 b.
1315, Sept. 21. Apud Ottele: recepimus horn. Johannis de
Tymble, salvo jure cujuslibet, pro una car. terrae in eadem villak
J Thorpe Willoughby.       k Little Timble.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.               411
quam  tenet per horn. et feoditatem  et servitium militare, et
sectam  curiae nostrae de Otteley de tribus sept. in tres sept.;
reddendo per ann., nobis xxvjs. viijd., etc.  Et habebimus
wardum et relevium, etc. Ibid., 223 a.. Dominus Maugerus le Vavasur tenet manerium suum de Denton de domino archiepiscopo Ebor. per horn.
et servitium, et faciet sectam curire apud Ottelaie a tribus sept.
in tres sept.; et nihil aliud facit, nisi quod tenentes sui de
Denton qui habent carucas arabunt per j diem per ann., et
metebunt per j diem in autumpno. Ibid., inter if., 222, 223.
1317, Dec. 18. Apud Beverlacum, dominus Johannes de
Gras, miles, fecit hom. suum venerabili patri domino Willelmo
de Melton, Dei gratia Ebor. archiepiscopo, etc., pro ten. quna
clamat tenere de eo in balliva Ripon'. Et eisdem die et loco
scriptum  fuit ballivo Ripon' ad relaxandum  districtionem, si
quam  fecerat, praefato domino Johanni occasione praedicta.
Reg. Melton, 594 a.
1317-8, Jan. 31. Apud Wylton, dominus Simon Ward,
miles, fecit prwefato domino archiepiscopo hom. suum pro ten.
qume clamat tenere de eo in balliva Ripon. Ibid.
1317-8, Feb. 6. Apud Brotherton, dominus Robertus de
Raygate, miles, fecit hom. suum et fid. domino Willelmo de
Melton, etc., pro terris et ten. suis quwe clamat tenere de eo in
Stiveton, Mikelfeld et Thorp per servitium militare; et faciet
sectam  ad curiam dicti domini archiepiscopi de Shirbourn de
tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 594 b.
1317-8, Feb. 6. Johannes le Lascy juravit dicto domino
archiepiscopo fidelitatem in bosco de Cawode, in reditu domini
de Pontefracto, pro ten. quae tenet de eo. Ibid.
1317-8, Feb. 28. Dominus Adam de Everyngham, miles,
fecit praefato domino archiepiscopo hom. et juravit fid. pro ten.
quae clamat tenere de eo; et habet diem ad certificandum dictum
dominum per qume servitia tenet. Et hanc fecit in palatio archiepiscopi Ebor. Ibid.
1317-8, March 1. Apud Cawode, dominus Maugerus le
Vavasour, miles, fecit domino Willelmo de Melton, etc., hom.
et fid. suam pro ten. qune clamat tenere de eo; et recognovit
per sacramentum suum quod tenet quartam partem feodi unius
milit. in manerio suo de Denton per scutagium quando currit,
et wardum  et maritagium, et faciet sectam  ad curiam  dicti
domini archiepiscopi apud Otteley de tribus sept. in tres sept.
Ibid., 594 a.
1318, March 26. Apud Thorp prope Ebor., Robertus de
Moreby, maritus dominae Margaretae, relictae domini Johannis
de Gray, militis, defuncti, domini de Styvelingflet, fecit domino




412              ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Willelmo, Dei gratia, etc., fid. suam pro ten. quwe clamat tenere
de eo; et habet diem  ad certificandum  proefatum  dominum
archiepiscopum citra festum Paschae proximo futurum quve ten.
tenet de eo, in quibus locis, et per quwe servitia.  Et postmodum venit idem  Robertus et recognovit se tenere de eo sex
car. terrae in Bolton, Yapum, Gouthorp et Molthorpt per servitium militare, et faciet sectam ad curiam ejusdem domini archiepiscopi apud Wylton de tribus sept. in tres sept. Item tenet
di. car. terrae in Sculcotes per servitium militare, et aliam di.
car. terrae de haeredibus domini Godefridi de Meaux, et haeredes
ipsius Godefridi tenent de eodem  archiepiscopo.  Item  idem
Robertus tenet in Sutton in Holderness, de dicto domino archiepiscopo, quinque bov. terrae per servitium militare, et in Burton'
tenet tres bov. terrae de eodem  per servitium  unius denarii annuatim.  Ibid., 593 a.
1318, April 18.  Apud Cawode, Johannes de Bella Aqua
fecit hom. suum praedicto domino archiepiscopo Ebor. pro ten.
quae clamat tenere de eo; et recognovit se tenere de eo manerium  de Birne in com. Ebor. per servitiu-m medietatis feodi
unius milit. et scutagium  quando currit, et faciet sectam  ad
curiam ejusdem apud Shirburn de tribus sept. in tres sept.  Et
recognovit se tenere de eo manerium  de Kyrtlyngton in corn.
Nott. per servitium quartae partis feodi unius milit., horn. et
scutagium quando currit, et faciet sectam ad curiam suam de
Suwell de tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 594 b.
1318, June 14. Apud Thorp prope Ebor., dominus Ricardus
de Berley, miles, fecit fid. suam domino Ebor. archiepiscopo pro
ten. quae clamat tenere de eo, et quod faciet servitia inde debita
et consueta.  Ibid.
1318, June 15.  Apud Thorp prope Ebor., dominus Jacobus
de Bosevill, miles, fecit praedicto domino archiepiscopo hom. et
fid. pro ten. que clamat tenere de eo; et fatebatur se tenere de
eo duas partes feodi unius milit. in Mikelfeld per hom. et fid. et
scutagium  quando currit, ac per wardum, maritagium  et relevium; et faciet sectam ad curiam domini apud Shirbourn de
tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid.
1318, July 12. Apud Burton prope Beverlacum, dominus
Nicholaus de Hewyk, miles, fecit praefato domino Ebor. archiepiscopo hom. et fid. suam pro ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in
Hewyk et Ripon; et debet respondere pro XXma parte feodi
unius milit., et debet sectam  ad curiam  dicti domini archiepiscopi apud Ripon de tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 594 a.
I An error, I believe, for "Yolthorp," near Gowthorpe. See page 390,
note p.
S1 South or Bishop Burton. See page 79, antea.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.               413
1318, Nov. 24.  Apud Thorp prope Ebor., Faucus de
Lyndelay fecit praefato domino archiepiscopo horn. et fid. suam
pro terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in Lyndelay; et debet
respondere pro xvjma parte feodi unius milit., et solvet annuatim
praedicto domino xviijs., et faciet sectam ad curiam ejusdem
domini apud Ripon de tribus sept. in tres sept., et recognovit
scutagium quando currit. Ibid.
1318, Dec. 2. Apud Thorpe prope Ebor., Mauricius de
Marisco de Cawode fecit horn. proedicto domino Ebor. archiepiscopo pro ten. quse clamat tenere de eo; et recognovit se
tenere in Cawode duas bov. terrae, et solvet annuatim eidem
domino archiepiscopo viijs. Ibid., 594 b.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, Stephanus Hautayn de Coldon
fecit praefato domino Ebor. archiepiscopo horn. et fid. suam pro
quinque bov. terrae quas per sacramentum suum recognovit se
tenere de eo in Magna Coldon pro xvd., et debet annuatim
solvend. Ibid., 593 a.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, Rogerus de Gloucestre fecit
praefato domino Ebor. archiepiscopo hom. et fid. suam pro sex
bov. terrae quas per sacramentum suum recognovit se tenere de
eo in Magna Coldon. Ibid.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, Willelmus le Taillour fecit
praefato domino Ebor. archiepiscopo hom. et fid. pro duabus
bov. terrae quas per sacramentum suum recognovit se tenere de
eo in villa de Coldon. Ibid.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, dominus Simon, capellanus
de Mapelton, fecit praefato domino Ebor. archiepiscopo hom.
pro quinque acris terrae quas clamat tenere de eo, et faciet
sectam ad curiam dicti domini pro libito ejusdem domini in villa
de Coldon, et pro wardo et relevio. Ibid.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, Johannes Cokerel de Coldon
fecit domino Ebor. archiepiscopo praedicto hom. pro di. bov.
terrae quam clamat tenere de eo in Coldon, et faciet sectam ad
curiam domini in eadem, et pro wardo et relevio. Ibid.
1320, Sept. 4. Apud Bewyk, Willelmus Carpentarius de
Coldon fecit praefato domino archiepiscopo Ebor. hom. pro una
bov. terrae quam recognovit se tenere de eo, et pro wardo et
relevio, et faciet sectam ad curiam ejusdem domini in villa de
Coldon. Ibid.
1321, June 19. In capella domini Willelmi, Ebor. archiepiscopi, infra palatium suum de Ebor., dominus Willelmus
Wyvill, miles, fecit praefato domino archiepiscopo hom. et fid.
pro terris et ten. suis quae clamat tenere de eo in Nunwyk et
Nunwyk-Thornes, et faciet sectam  ad curiam ejusdem domini
apud Ripon de tribus sept. in tres sept. Ibid., 594 a.




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1321, Dec. 8.  Apud Thorp prope Ebor., Johannes filius
magistri Rogeri dicti le Scolemaister de Shirbourne, fecit horn.
praedicto domino Willelmo, etc., pro terris et ten. quve clamat
tenere de eo in Shirbourne et Levenaton, pro quibus reddit
annuatim dicto archiepiscopo xxjs.  Ibid., 594 b.
1322, July 14.  Apud Ebor., videlicet, infra portam  aqune
Fratrum  Minorum" Ebor., dominus Johannes Marmyon, miles,
fecit domino Willelmo, etc., hom. suum pro terris quas clamat
tenere de eo. Praesentibus magistro Ada de Heselbech, ac dominis Thoma de Barneby et Ricardo de Otringham  et aliis.
Ibid., 594 a.
1322, Oct. 10.  Apud Munketon prope Rypon, Matheus
filius Herbertio fecit domino Willelmo, etc., horn. suum pro
terris et ten. quve clamat tenere de eo, et juravit sibi fid. pro
eisdem in forma consueta; et recognovit se tenere de eo feoda
trium milit. et di. in Lounesburgh et Wyverthorp, et faciet
sectam ad curiam suam de Wylton de tribus sept. in tres sept.
Proesentibus magistris Ada de Heselbech, Thoma de Burton,
dominis Ricardo de Otringham  et Ricardo de Melton.  Ibid.,
593 a.
1323, July 2.  Apud Thorpe prope Ebor., nobilis vir dominus Thomas de Wak, dominus de Lydel, fecit dicto domino
archiepiscopo hon. suum  et juravit sibi fid. pro terris et ten.
quae clamat tenere de eo. Praesentibus domninis Johanne de
Sutton et Johanne de Heselarton, dicti domini Thomae militibus, ac multis aliis. Et habet diem ad certificandum dictum
dominum  archiepiscopum  citra festum  Sancti Michaelis Archangeli proximo futurum quas terras et que ten., et ubi, tenet de
eo, et per quae servitia. Praemissa hom. et fid. fecit per verba
quae sequuntur:Hie sunt verba per quae idem Thomas fecit horn. et fid. praedictam, quae ore suo proprio legit:-Jeo devyeng votre homme
pour les tenementz que jeo cleyme tenir de vous, et foi vous
porteray countre totes gentz sauve la foi que jeo dey a nostre
seignour le roi et a-ses heirs.  Item jeo vous foi porteray de eel
jour en avant pour les tenementz que jeo cleymes tenir de vous,
et loialment vous feray et consisteray les services et les custumes que les ditz tenementz deyvent as termes assignez auxi
moi aide Dieu et ses seintz.
n The monastery of the Friars Minors, or Franciscan Friars, occupied a
considerable extent of ground on the left bank of the Ouse, a short distance
below Ouse Bridge. A portion of the boundary wall next to the river, " supported by mighty strong buttresses, where there was an old gateway walled up"
(Drake's Eborac., 284), yet remains, and is called the Friars Walls.
o Sir Herbert fitz John did homage in September, 1310.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                415
Hic sunt quaedam terrae et ten. que idem dominus Thomas
tenet de archiepiscopo antedicto.
Dominus Thomas le Wak tenet de domino archiepiscopo
Ebor. partem orientalem pomerii manerii sui de Cotyngham,
cum pertinentiis suis, videlicet, omnes culturas quas praedictus
Thomas tenet in communi campo de Cotyngham, et omnes culturas quas Henricus Pigot tenet in eodem campo, de pruedicto
domino Thoma le Wak, qume se extendunt ad duas car. terrae et
duas placeas prati in loco qui vocatur Yghelmar', videlicet, le
Esthaldale et le Westhaldaile, quae continent lviij acras prati;
de quibus tenet praedictus Henricus Pigot de praedicto Thoma
ad vitam suam xiij acras in Estdaile. Quae omnia tenet dictus
dominus le Wak de praedicto domino archiepiscopo per servitia
forinseca et servitium militare; et debet sectam curiae dicti
domini archiepiscopi ad manerium  suum  de Burton de tribus
sept. in tres sept.: quae servitia domina Johanna la Wak, mater
dicti domini Thomae, fecit domino Thomae de Corbrigge, dudum
Ebor. archiepiscopo.
Item  dominus Johannes de Pate(sh)ull,P miles, tenet de
domino le Wak duas partes villke de Elstanwyk in Holdernesse,
quam dictus dominus Thomas le Wak tenet de domino archiepiscopo per servitium militare, unde dominus Willelmus de
Ros clamat dictum  servitium  in defectum  prosecutionis dicti
domini archiepiscopi.
Item haeredes Johannis de Colby tenent in Brantyngham de
dicto domino Thoma le Wak unum  mesuagium  et xvj bov.
terrae, cum pertinentiis, per servitium militare, et debent sectam
curiae dicti domini le Wak in Cotyngham; et idem dominus le
Wak tenet praedicta ten. de dicto domino archiepiscopo per
eadem servitia, ratione manerii sui de Burton. Ibid.
1323, July 30. Willelmus de Berley, filius et haeres domini
Ricardi de Berley, militis, apud Cawode, fecit dicto domino
archiepiscopo hom. pro terris et ten. que clamat tenere de eo in
Burtonq et Gaytford; et faciet sectam ad curiam dicti domini
archiepiscopi apud Shirburn de tribus sept. in tres sept.  Et
fecit et juravit ballivo de Shirburn fid. super hic. Ibid., 594 b.
1323, Oct. 18. Apud Thorp prope Ebor., Willelmus, filius
et haeres Johannis de Merkyngton, fecit domino Willelmo, etc.,
hom. et juravit fid. suam pro terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de
eo in Merkyngton prope Ripon, et faciet sectam  ad curiam
Ripon' de tribus sept. in tres sept. Et quia tune ignoravit an
P Simon de Pateshull was certified joint lord of "Estanwik" in 1316 (page
304, antea). John de Pateshull died about the 24th Edward III., leaving William
his son and heir (Abbrev. Rot. Orig., ii., 210).
q Burton, near Burn. See page 403, antea.




416                 ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
debuit ad feodum aut servitium, promisit per juramentum suum
quod  de hoc certificabit dominum.  Et eisdcm  die et loco
habuit dictus Willelmus literam  ballivo Ripon' ad relaxandum
districtionem, si quam sibi fecerit, occasione praemissa. Ibid.,
594 a.
1324, Sept. 9.  Apud Burton prope Beverlacum, Ricardus
filius Willelmi Sturmy fecit domino Willelmo, etc., fid. suam
pro terris et ten. suis quoe tenet de eo in villis de Coldon et
Frismareysr in Holdernesse. Ibid., 593 a.
1325, Aug. 29.   In  manerio  domini apud Burton prope
Beverlacum, domina Matilda Tyliol fecit domino Willelmo, etc.,
horn. et juravit sibi fid. pro terris et ten. quoe clamat tenere de
eo in Swyna; et habet diem ad certificandum dictum dominum
quve ten. et terras tenet de eo, et per quse servitia, citra festum
Sancti Michaelis proximo futurum. Ibid.
1326, Sept. 14.   Apud Thorp prope Ebor., Johannes de
Calverley fecit domino Willelmo, etc., horn. et sibi juravit fid.
pro maner', terris et ten. que tenet de eo in Burley et Menston
in Wherdale juxta Otteley; et recognovit per sacramentum
suum quod tenet de eo per servitium di. feodi unius milit., relevium, wardum  et scutagium  quando currit; et faciet sectam
ad curiam domini de Otteley de tribus sept. in tres sept., praeter
alia servitia servorum suorum juxta modum manerii de Otteley.
Ibid., 594 a.
1326-7, Feb. 11.  Apud Totenhale  prope London, Willelmus Dayncourt,s nepos et hleres domini Edmundi Dayncourt,
defuncti, fecit domino Willelmo, etc., hom. et fid. pro terris et
ten. quae de eo clamat tenere in Brunneby; et faciet sectam ad
curiam  suam  de Burton de tribus sept. in tres sept.  Et promisit in virtute juramenti sui praestiti quod certificabit dictum
dominum  infra mensem  Pasche  proximo  futuram, per que
servitia et qualiter premissa tenet de eo.
Memorandum, quod eisdem die et loco scriptum  fuit ballivo
Beverlaci ne ipsum occasione praedicta decaetero distringat, et
districtionem, si quam  sibi fecerat, statim  relaxet, et quod
r One of the lost towns on the Humber. By charter dated at Patrington,
17th kal. October, 1231, archbishop Gray grants to Peter Hog " tres bovatas terrse
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in Frismarisco, videlicet, unam bovatam terre
quam Willelmus Norun tenuit, et duas bovatas terrae quas Stephanus Algar
tenuit, et duo clausa in eadem villa, unum, scilicet, quod vocatur Coltoft, et
aliud quod jacet in Middeltrithing, pro homagio et servitio suo. Habendas et
tenendas sibi et hoeredibus suis, de nobis et successoribus nostris imperpetuum,
libere, quiete et integre. Reddendo inde annuatim nobis et successoribus nostris
xl solidos argenti" (Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray. In dorso, No. 56).
5 William Deincourt was the son of John, brother of Edmund, baron Deincourt
(Nicholas's Synopsis, ed. 1857, p. 147). He had summons to Parliament from
1332 to 1363, and died in 1364 (Dugd. Bar., i., 388).




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                       417
admittat attornatum  dicti Willelmi ad faciendum  dictas sectas,
nomine suo, cum  venerit ibi cum  literis suis patentibus inde
confectis; et habet diem  terminum  post Pascham  ad faciendum
relevium suum occasione preemissa, quod recognovit se facere
debere. Ibid., 577 b.
1328, June  12.  Dominus Johannes de Moubray,t miles,
fecit eidem domino archiepiscopo horn. et fid. in manerio suo de
Scroby pro terris et ten. qune clamat tenere de eo in Riponshire,
videlicet, Skeldon,' quse quondam   vocabatur Knarford,v Sle(n)yngford et Granteley; et habet diem usque ad festum Sancti
Michaelis proximo  futurum  ad certificandum  praedictum  dominum  archiepiscopum  per qune servitia tenet proemissa, sed
creditur quod debet servitium pro ij et di. feod. milit. Ibid.,
593 b.
1329, June  11.   Noverint universi quod  nos Willelmus,
etc., recepimus, die confectionis prxesentium, per manus Willelmi de Feriby, clerici nostri a sacris, de domino Ada de Everingham  de Laxton, centum  solidos sterling. pro relevio suo de uno
feodo milit. quod clamat tenere de nobis in capite; de quibus
Cs. dictum  dominum  Adam  acquietamus per praesentes, sigilli
nostri munimine  roboratas.  Data apud Lanum, (ut supra.)
Ibid., 594 b.
1331, June  3.  Apud  Thorp  prope Ebor., Willelmus de
Salford fecit eidem  (domino Willelmo, etc.), fid. pro terris quas
clamat tenere  de eo in South Milford et Lumby, pro quibus
faciet domino servitia inde debita et consueta. Ibid.
1334-5, Feb. 2.  Apud Cawode, in camera domini ibidem,
t Carta Rogeri de Moubray faciens mentionern de servitio quartce parti.s unius
militis debito archiepiscopo Ebor.   Rogerus de Moubray, dapiferis suis, et
omnibus hominibus suis et amicis, Francis et Anglis, clericis et laicis, salutem.
Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse et prsesentis cartte mene testimonio confirmasse
Hugoni de Cramanvilla et hoeredibus suis imperpetuum villas de Slenyngford et
Grantelay et Cnarresford et totum feodum quod Nigellus, pater meus, tenuit de
archiepiscopo Ebor., et quod ego de eo teneo in feodum et hoereditatem, de me et
hIeredibus meis tenend. cum omni eo quod ad illud feodum pertinet in bosco et
piano, in pratis et pascuis et aquis et molendinis et stagnis et omnibus aliis
aysiamentis, tam ipsi quam hominibus suis, cum socca et sacca et tol et them et
infangenthef et omnibus aliis liberis consuetudinibus pro servitio dimidii militis.
Ita quidem quod nihil exigam ab eo aliquando nisi quando archiepiscopus Ebor.
exiget a me servitium quartse partis unius militis, et tunc non exigam amplius
nisi quantum ad servitium dimidii militis pertinebit secundum quod pro quarta
parte unius militis a me exigetur.  Hiis testibus, Adek (Aelredo?) abbate
Rievall', Johanne thesaurario Ebor., Osberto Arundell, Rogero de Cunde, Willelmo de Arches, etc. (Reg. Melton, 593 b).' Skelden, a small township on the north bank of the river Skell, about six
miles W. by S. of Ripon.
v According to Domesday Book (ed. 1862, pp. 12 b, 83 a), the archbishop held
"j car. et dim. in Kenaresforde."
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418               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Johannes de Wyvill, filius et hseres domini Willelmi de Wyvill,'~
patris sui, defuncti, fecit domino Willelmo, etc., horn. et fid.
pro terris et ten. suis qume clamat tenere de eo in Nunwik et
Nunwik-Thornes, et faciet sectam  ad curiam  ejusdem domini
apud Ripon de tribus sept. in tres sept.  Et quia tune ignoravit
an debuit aliud feod. aut servitium domino, promisit per juramentum suum quod de hoc certificabit dominum citra festum
Paschae proximo tam futurum.  Ibid., 594 a.
1335-6, Jan. 15.  Memorandum, quod domina Johanna,
relicta domini Johannis de Nevill, die Dominica proximo post
festum Sancti Hillarii, anno Domini 1335, et pontificatus domini W. de Melton, Ebor. archiepiscopi decimo nono, in domo
Fratrum  ordinis Carmelitarum  apud Stanford, magistris Willelmo de Barneby, canonico ecclesiwe Beatae Mariae Suwell, et
Thoma de la Mare, sacrista capelle Beatwe Mariae et Sanctorum
Anglorum Ebor., commissariis in hac parte specialiter deputatis,
posita manu sua dextra super librum, fecit fidelitatem suam sub
hac formna:
Jeo serray foiale et leale a mon seignour sire William, par
la grace de Dieu ercevesque d'Euverwik, primate l'Engleterre,
pour les terres et tenementes queaux jeo cleyme tenir de
lui par joynt feoffement a tote ma vie, et lealment reconustrai
et ferai les services par queles jeo clayme tenir les dites terres
et tenementz de mon dit seignour auxi Dieu moi aide et les
seynz.
Et, osculato libro, recognovit se tenere de dicto domino Willelmo, Ebor. archiepiscopo, omnes terras et tenementa, liberos
homines et nativos, et omnia alia qume habet in Luteryngton et
Abirford, per sectam curiae apud Shireburn de tribus sept. in
tres sept. Nec scivit distinguere particulas, sed distinctze sunt,
ut asserit, in registro. Ibid., 594 b.
1335-6, March 20.  Apud Cawode, dominus Johannes de
Gray, miles, fecit domino Willelmo, etc., hom. et juravit sibi
fid. pro terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in Sculcotes.
Ibid., 593 a.
1338-9, March 17. Apud Thorp, Nicholaus filius Nicholai
de Burton fecit domino hom. pro manerio de Ingrithorp; et
habuit literas ballivo ad supersedendum districtioni in hac parte
factre.  Ibid., 594 a.
1339, Nov. 7. Apud Cawode, Rogerus filius domini Nicholai de Hewyk fecit hom. et juravit fid. domino Willelmo,
etc., in capella sua de Cawode, pro terris et ten. quae clamat
tenere de eo.  Et recognovit quod tenet de eo decimam partem
" See page 413, antea.




HOMAGIA ET FIDELITATES.                419
unius feodi milit. in Bondegate, Ripon, et apud Hewyk-attebrige.  Et scriptum ballivo Ripon pro eodem.  Ibid.
1339-40, Feb. 6.  Apud Cawode, Willelmus filius Johannis
filii Walteri de Barkeston fecit dicto domino Willelmo, etc.,
horn. et fid. pro terris et ten. quae tenet de dicto domino Willelmo in Barkeston.  Et recognovit se tenere de dicto domino
archiepiscopo in eadem villa anum mesuagium et iiijtam partem
feodi unius milit.  Reddendo dicto domino archiepiscopo per
ann. xvjs. xd., et sectam curias de tribus sept. in tres. Ibid.,
594 b.
1342-3, Jan. 30.  Johannes filius Nicholai de Langeton
fecit hor. domino Willelmo la Zouche, Dei gratia, etc., apud
Cawode, pro terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in
Hodleston.  Et recognovit se tenere de domino ibidem  iiijtam
partem feodi j milit., et facere sectam ad curiam domini apud
Schireburne de tribus sept. in tres sept. Reg. Zouche, 300 a.
1342-3, Feb. 20.  In manerio de Suth Burton  archiepiscopi, Simon de Hesellarton fecit hom. et juravit fid. domino
W. la Zouche, etc., pro terris et ten. que clamat tenere de eo
de haereditate Johannae, filiwe et haeredis Willelmi de Wodehalle,
uxoris sua. Et recognovit se de eo tenere manerium de Wodehalle, videlicet, j mesuagium, xlv acras terrae, xxxvj acras prati,
xlv solid. redditus, cum molendino ventritico, et cum xxx solid.
redditus annuatim in Beverlaco, Wodehalle et Molescroft, et vj
bov. terrae cum pertinentiis in Ake, pro servitio quartae partis j
feodi milit., et forinsecum servitium  cum  acciderit, et sectam
curiae domini archiepiscopi apud Burton de tribus sept. in tres
sept. Ibid.
1343, April 5.  Apud Thornton in Spaldyngmore, dominus
Thomas de Bourn, miles, fecit horn. domino W. la Zouche,
Dei gratia, etc., pro terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in
comitatu Ebor. Ibid.
1343, Sept. 29.  Apud Cawode, Willelmus de Bar(k)ston
fecit domino hom. et fid. pro terris et ten. quae tenet de eo in
Bar(k)ston.  Et recognovit se tenere de eo iijtiam partem unius
feodi milit., et solvit domino xvjs. per ann., et sectam curiae de
Schireburne de tribus sept. in tres. Ibid.
1345, Sept. 19.  In manerio Rypon', Maugerus Vavasour
fecit hor. et juravit fid. venerabili patri domino Willelmo la
Zouche, etc., pro manerio de Denton, cum  pertinentiis, quod
tenet de eodem  venerabili patre infra dominium  suum  de
Otteley.  Et habet respectum ad recognoscendum  per qume servitia tenet manerium supradictum usque ad diem Veneris proximam  post festum  Sancti Mathei Apostoli, anno supradicto.
Ibid., 300 b.
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420               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
1357, March 26.  Memorandum, quod Johannes Hauteynz
et Thomas filius IvonisY Cokerell, apud Burton juxta Beverlacum, fecerunt hom. venerabili patri domino J., Dei gratia
Ebor. archiepiscopo, in forma cohsueta, pro ten. qune tenent de
dicto venerabili patre in North Coldon. Reg. Thoresby, 309 b.
1369, May 31.  Memorandum, quod Robertus Copyn fecit
hom. eidem patri domino Johanni, etc., in camera principali
manerii sui de Thorp juxta Ebor., pro terris quas tenet de
domino in capite in campo de Coldon. Reg. Thoresby.
Item, eisdem  die et anno, Petrus Whyt fecit eidem patri
consimile hom. pro terris quas tenet in campo de Coldon. Ibid.
Stephanus Milner fecit consimile hom., eisdem die, loco et
anno, praefato reverendissimo patri, pro terris quas tenet in
campo de Coldon. Ibid.
Item, eisdem  die, loco et anno, Johannes Wryght et Robertus del Dyk fecerunt reverendissimo patri consimile hom.
pro terris quas uterque eorundem tenet in praefato campo de
Coldon. Ibid.
1369, Oct. 17.  Memorandum, quod Johanna de Holm,
relicta Roberti de Holm  de Lincoln, comparuit personaliter
apud Thorp, et fecit hom. domino pro terris et ten. quae tenet
de eo in Burton et Wele juxta Beverlacum; et dominus reservavit juramentum  fidelitatis ejusdem  quousque fuerit plenius
informatus. Ibid.
1369, Dec. 2.  Memorandum, quod Thomas de Dynlay
comparuit personaliter apud Thorp juxta Ebor., et fecit hom.
domino pro terris et ten. quae tenet de eo in villa de Mikelfeld.
Ibid.
1369, Dec. 2.  Item Walterus de Calverleyz fecit consimile
hom. domino eisdem die et loco pro terris et ten. quae tenet de
eo in villa de Burlay in Wherledall. Ibid.
1369-70, March 15.  Memorandum, quod dominus Edmundus de Everyngham, miles, comparuit personaliter apud
Thorp juxta Ebor., et fecit hom. domino pro terris et ten. quae
clamat tenere de eo in villa et campis de Everyngham; presentibus dominis Henrico de Barton et Thoma de Midelton ac
aliis.  Ibid.
1371, July 30.  Apud Thorp, Walterus filius Johannis del
Wode fecit hom. suum  domino pro terris et ten. que clamat
tenere de eo de manerio de Otteley in Tymble. Ibid.
In 1320, the archbishop received the homage of Stephen Hautayn for five
bovates of land in Magna Coldon.
y Ivo Cokerel did homage for one bovate of land in Coldon in 1298.
z His father, John de Calverley, rendered homage "pro maner', terris et ten.
in Burley et Menston" in 1326.




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1372, Nov. 30.  Apud Thorp juxta Ebor., Willelmus de
Kelk fecit hom. domino archiepiscopo pro terris et ten. quse
tenet de eo in villa de Frismersk. Ibid.
1375, April 18.  Apud Cawode, Hugo de Anneslay fecit
horn. domino pro terris et ten. qnau tenet de eo apud Kirtelyngton in com. Nott. et Birn in com. Ebor., cum suis pertinentiis, qune quidem terras et ten. habuit de dono et feoffamento Johannis de Bella Aqua.  Reg. Alex. Neville, i., 111 a.
1375-6, Jan. 9. Apud Cawode, Stephanus de Thorpa fecit
horn. domino pro terris et ten. qune idem Stephanus clamat
tenere de dicto domino in villa de Thorpe Wellewyk. Ibid.
a Son and heir of Sir Stephen de Thorp, by Agnes, daughter of Sir Alexander
St. Quintin (Poulson's Holderness, ii., 513).




WARDSHIPS AND MARRIAGES.
A GRANTa OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF JOHN, SON AND
HEIR OF RICHARD DE FRISMARISCO. [Ex Rot. Majore archiep.
Gray.  In dorso, No. 57.]
Omnibus, etc.  Noveritis nos concessisse, dedisse dilectue
filiae Dionisiae de Frismarisco, quse fuit uxor Ricardi filii Henrici, maritagium  Johannisb filii et haeredis sui et ejusdem custodiam  usque ad legitimam  sui aetatem habendam, et ultra, si
idem voluerit, et quamdiu voluerit.  Si autem de ipso Johanne
humanitus contigerit, haerede corporis sui non suscepto, praedicta
Dionisia Ysabellam  filiam  suam  de consilio et assensu nostro
maritabit.  In cujus rei, etc. Data apud Paterinton, xvj kalendas Octobris, anno xv [1231].
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF TIlE HEIR OF
JOHN LE ALEMAN.  [Ex Rot. Majore archiep. Gray.  In
dorso, No. 66.]
Omnibus, etc.  Noveritis nos concessisse, dedisse, et presenti carta nostra confirmasse dilecto fratri nostro domino R.
de Gray, custodiam terrae et haeredis Johannis le Aleman,c cum
ipsius haeredis maritagio; similiter autem custodiam terrwe quam
dictus Johannes tenuit de feodo Nigelli de Mubray in Grantele,
quam quidem a Roberto Camerario, cui dictus Nigellus custodiam  memoratam  dederat, emimus cum  omnibus pertinentiis
suis sine aliquo retenemento, sicut carta ipsius R. nobis super
hoc confecta, quam eidem Roberto reddidimus, plenius continetur.  Tenendum  et habendum eidem Roberto et haeredibus suis
libere et quiete et integre cum  omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus ad praedictas terras pertinentibus, usque ad
legitimam ejusdem haeredis aetatem.  Testibus, etc.  Data apud
Cawod, v idus Octobris, anno xvii. [1233.]
a The archiepiscopal registers contain other grants of wardship and marriage,
but those only are printed which relate to Yorkshire.
b Probably the "Johannes de Frismerays " who is mentioned at page 245,
antea.
Mr. Walbran gives some account of this family in his Lords of Studley.




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A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM, SON
AND HEIR OF WILLIAM DE CHAERTHORP.  [Ex Rot. Majore
archiep. Gray.  In dorso, No. 81.]
Omnibus, etc. Noveritis quod cum custodia terrae Willelmi
de Chaerthorp in Beverlaco et Suth Burton, et Willelmid heredis
ejusdem, post obitum ipsius ad manum nostram devenisset, nos
eundem haeredem dominae Aliciae de Sproxton, matri suae, commisimus nutriendum, et, quamdiu nobis placuerit, retinendum.
Ita tamen quod dicta domina ipsum heredem maritare nec elongare non poterit, nec aliquid facere quominus nos vel assignati
nostri dictum  heredem  libere possimus maritare, firmiterque
concedimus quod cum  ipsum haeredem maritare voluerimus de
conscientia matris suae, et dominorum IRogeri et Willelmi, avunculorum  ejus, ipsum maritabimus in loco competenti, ita quod
non disparagetur, videlicet, uni de consanguineis domini J. de
Bello Campo. Eidem vero dominae dictam terram nomine dotis
sure reddidimus, salvo tamen Johanni de Augre, servienti nostro,
cui ejusdem  terrae custodiam  commiseramus, semine quod in
eadem terra seminavit secundum  arbitritum bonorum virorum.
Si autem  contingat ipsam  dominam  super praedicta terra in
aliquo fatigari, ipsam defendemus.  [1236.]
A GRANT OF THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM, SON AND HEIR OF
WILLIAM DE LINDELE. [Ex Rot. Minore archiep. Gray. In
dorso, No. 9.]
Omnibus, etc.  Sciatis nos dedisse dilecto servienti nostro
Falconi de Wakefeld maritagium Willelmi de Lindele, filii et
haeredis Willelmi de Lindele, ita quod idem Willelmus mariteture Aliciae filiae ejusdem Falconis, et si decedat infra retatem
antequam  eidem  Alicire maritetur, concessimus dicto Falconi
quod alterum filium prrefati Willelmi qui hlereditarie succedet,
possit dictre Alicire maritare. Si vero prrefata Alicia decedat,
ipso qui eam desponsare deberet, secundum formam premissam,
infra retatem  legitimam  constituto, tune liceat eidem  Falconi
eundem ubi voluerit maritare, ita tamen quod non disparagetur.
In cujus rei, etc.  Data apud Scroby, iij nonas Junii, pontificatus nostri anno xxiiij [1240].
d A William de Carthorp held 21 bovates of land in South Burton at the time
of Kirkby's Inquest (page 79, antea).
e This marriage probably took place. Falcasius de Lindley did homage for
lands in Lindley in 1300 and 1318.




424                 ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP OF THOMAS DE BURGO, ETC.   [Ex
Rot. Minore archiep. Gray.  In dorso, No. 24.]
Walterus de Gray, nepos domini archiepiscopi, habet custodiam  Thomae de Burgo, qui sororem  ipsius Walteri duxit in
uxorem, cum omnibus terris suis et cunctis ad eas pertinentibus,
usque ad legitimam  zetatem  ipsius Thomae.  Preterea habet
idem Walterus custodiam terrae quwe fuit Alexandri de Hyltona,
de feodo archiepiscopi, in Wynestod,f post decessum ipsius archiepiscopi, usque ad legitimam aetatemn heredumg dicti Alexandri.
Data apud Kawod, iiij kalendas Maii, [1246.]
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM, SON
AND HEIR OF JOHN DE BELLEW.  [Reg. archiep. Corbridge,
fol. 92 b.]
Thomas, par la grace Deu ercevesque d'Everwik, primat
d'Engleterre, a touz iceuz qui cest escrist orronnt ou verront,
saluz en Deu. Sachez nous avoir graunte, baille et lesse a sire
Willame le Vavasour la garde de totes les terres et tenementes
qui furent a sire Johanh de Belewe e notre fee, ensemblement
ove le mariage Willame fiz et heir 1'avantdit sire Johan, et ove
le mariage des heires madles et femeles meisme cely Johan de
meisme la ventre donne William est, a aver et a tenir al avantdit sire Willame, et a ces assignez, les avantdis gardes, terres,
tenementz et mariages iesques a tannt que un heir madle ou la
puisne soer femele de meisme la ventree soit de pleyn age, ensemblement ove totes les escheites, terres, rentes, douwers, et
touz autres aportenannces et profitz qui a nous per ascune resonn purreint escheier si les avantdiz gardes, terres, feussent
en nos meyns.  Et nous avantdit Thomas, et nos heirs, et nos
executours, les avantdiz gardes, terres, tenementes et mariages,
ove totes les escheites, aportenannces et profitz, corn plus pleinement est avantdit, saunz nule diminucion al avandit sire William, et a ces assignez, waranteroms iesqes a pleyn age le dit
heir, et les ditz heirs en la fourme avantdite contre tote gens,
sauve a nous nosblees semeez en les terres le dit heir a Kirtelington,i ensemblement ove totes les fermes et les apruemenz
f Winestead, in Holderness.
g The heir of Alexander de Hilton was his son Robert (Surtees' Durham, ii.,
26), who had a charter of free warren in " Swyne and Wynested" in the 41st
Henry III. (Cal. Rot. Chart., 85).
h His widow, Isabella, afterwards bought this marriage of Sir William Vavasour
for 200 marks, and granted the same to her son William.
i On Nov. 17th, 1302, the archbishop granted letters of attorney to deliver
seisin of the manor of Kirtlington to Isabella, relict of Sir John de Bella Aqua,
"nomine dotis " (Reg. Corbridge, 93 b).




WARDSHIPS AND MARRIAGES.                  425
iesqes al jour de la confeccion de cest escrit. En testmoigne de
totes les surdites choses, a cest escrit avoms fet meare notre
seal.  A iceus tesmoignes, sire Pieres Malore, sire Lambert de
Trikyngham, sire Willame de Sothill, Thomas de Fissheburn,
Thomas de Stodley, Gocelyn de Eywill,j Wauter de Harum, et
Nichole de Merlowe, et autres. Donne a Cawod, le Dimeigne
prochein apres la fest Seint Andreu le apostle, l'an del regne le
roi Edward, fitz le roi Henry, trentisme.
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF JOHN, SON OF
RICHARD, SON OF ROBERT DE LA SALE DE TYMBEL.  [Reg.
archiep. Corbridge, fol. 94 a.]
Per hoc scriptum  cirograffatum pateat universis quod venerabilis pater, dominus Thomas, Dei gratia Ebor. archiepiscopus,
etc., concessit et dimisit, et eodem scripto confirmavit, Willelmo
le Serjaunt de Bloberhous,k custodiam et maritagium Johannis,
filii Ricardi filii Roberti de la Sale de Tymbel, cujus custodia ad
ipsum patrem pertinet, ut ad legitimam aetatem dicti Johannis,
pro quadam summa pecunise eidem patri prae manibus persoluta.
Ita quod dictus Willelmus dictum Johannem, quocunque loco
sibi viderit expedire, dum tamen sine disparagatione, valeat
maritare. In cujus rei testimonium praesenti scripto indentato
partes hinc inde sua apposuerunt sigilla. Hiis testibus, Roberto
Clerico de Otteley, Henrico Bonenfaunt de eadem, Colino filio
Edons' de eadem, Willelmo filio Paulini, Paulino Ketil de eadem,
et multis aliis. Datum apud Cawod, iiij nonas Februarii, anno
gratiae M.CCC. secundo.
A GRANT OF ISABELLA DE BELLA AQUA TO HER SON, WILLIAM
DE BELLA AQUA, OF HIS OWN MARRIAGE.  [Reg. archiep.
Greenfield, pars ii., inter ff. 221, 222.]
Anno gratiae M.~CCC.~ nono. Ita convenit, die Dominica in
crastino Omnium Sanctorum, inter dominam Isabellam de Bella
Aqua, ex una parte, et Willelmum, filium et hzeredem domini
Johannis de Bella Aqua, ex altera; videlicet, quod dicta domina
i Goceline d'Eyvile occurs as "vallettum Thomae, archiepiscopi Ebor.," in
1301 (Reg. Corbridge, 91 a).
k Blubberhouses, a scattered village in the parish of Fewston, and wapentake
of Claro.
In 1315, John de Tymble rendered homage to the archbishop for certain
tenements in Tymble.




426                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Isabella concessit et relaxavit praedicto Willelmo maritagium
ipsius Willelmi quod praedicta domina Isabella emebat de domino Willelmo le Vavasurm pro ducentis marcis sterlingorum.
Ita quod praedictus Willelmus poterit se maritare prout sibi et
amicis suis viderit expedire, absque calumpnia vel contradictione
dictae dominae Isabellae. Pro qua quidem concessione et relaxatione idem Willelmus concessit, dimisit, relaxavit, et omnino
quietum clamavit praedictae dominae Isabelle omne jus et clameum  quod habuit vel habere poterit in omnibus terris et tenementis, redditibus et servitiis, quae sibi descendebant jure haereditario post decessum  domini Johannis de Bella Aqua, patris
sui, in Kyrtlington, Hokerton,n Rohagh, Midelthorp et Herleshag in comitatu Notinghamiae, et in Swynton,o Routhemers' et
Wylthorp in comitatu Ebor., cum  omnibus suis pertinentiis.
Tenendum  et habendum  praedictae dominae Isabellae ad totam
vitam  suam  de praedicto Willelmo et heredibus suis, faciendo
dominis feodi pro pradicto Willelmo et haeredibus suis, servitia
inde debita et consueta.  Et praedicta domina Isabella concessit
se teneri in tota vita sua praefato Willelmo in rationabilibus
estoveriis suis, videlicet, in victu honorabili et vestitu duarum
robarum per annum, pretii robae viginti solidorum, et in sufficienti sustentatione duorum equorum et duorum garcionum, et in
quadraginta solidis annuis pro robis garcionum suorum, et pro
aliis necessariis sibi emendis.  Et predictus Willelmus obligat
se et haeredes suos ad warantizandum omnia praedicta tenementa,
ut praedictum  est, ad totam vitam predictae dominae Isabellae.
In cujus rei testimonium  presentibus scriptis indentatis tam
sigillum dictae dominae Isabellke quam sigillum praefati Willelmi
alternatim sunt appensa.  Hiis testibus, etc.
Memorandum, quod xvij die Julii, anno gratiae MCCCmo x~, et
pontificatus nostri, W. de Grenefeld, archiepiscopi Ebor., quinto,
constituta personaliter coram nobis domina Isabella, uxor quondam domini Johannis de Bella Aqua, militis, in manerio nostro
apud Suwell, fecit nobis fidelitatem pro terris et tenementis in
dicto scripto contentis, praesentibus tune ibidem magistro Willelmo de Pykering, archidiacono Notingham, priore de Thurgarton, domino Johanne de Ludham, milite, Ricardo de Babington, Thoma de Verdoun, magistris Ricardo de Cestria, tune
cancellario nostro, W. de Beverlaco et Nicholao de Calveton,
"' William le Vavasour had a grant of this marriage from the archbishop in
1301.
n Hockerton, Middlethorpe and Earlshaw are a few miles to the east of
Kirklington.
~ In the 31st Edward I. Stephen de Bella Aqua held in Swinton and Rawmarsh, and the heir of John de Bella Aqua in Wildthorpe.




WARDSHIPS AND MARRIAGES.                     427
clericis, ac Ricardo de Whatton, tune ballivo apud Suwell, et
pluribus aliis in multitudine copiosa.
A GRANT OF THE MARRIAGE OF RICHARD, SON AND HEIR OF SIR
ROBERT DE FURNEAUX, KNIGHT.  [Reg. archiep. Greenfield,
pars i., fol. 171 a.]
Omnibus Christi fidelibus ad quos prsesentes litere pervenerint, Willelmus, etc., salutem  in Domino sempiternam.  Noveritis nos dedisse et concessisse dominue Cristianve de Menyl,
relictae quondam domini Nicholai de Menyl, maritagium Ricardi,
filii et haeredis domini RobertiP de Furneaux, militis, defuncti,
quod ad nos ratione terrae quam  dictus Robertus de nobis et
ecclesia nostra Ebor. tenebat in villa de Luterington per servitium militare, una cum omnibus proficuis quve ratione praedicti
maritagii ad nos possent quomodolibet pertinere.  Ita tamen
quod dictus Ricardus juxta tenorem magnae cartae domini Henrici, quondam regis Angliae, nullatenus disparagetur. In cujus
rei testimonium sigillum nostrum praesentibus est appensum.
Data apud Thorp, xiij die Maii, anno gratiae M~CCCTm decimo, et
pontificatus nostri quinto.
A GRANT OF THE CUSTODY OF THE LANDS OF GODFREY DE MELSA,
AT HODELSTON, TO  ROBERT DE  GRENEFELD  AND  WILLIAM,
HIS SON.  [Reg. archiep. Greenfield, pars i., fol. 52 a.]
Universis pateat per praesentes quod nos Willelmus, permissione, etc., concessimus et donavimus dilectis nobis in Christo,
Robertoq de Grenefeld  et Willelmo filio  ejusdem  custodiam
omnium  terrarum  et tenementorum  quae Godefridusr de Melsa
de nobis tenuit in villa de Hodelston juxta Shirburne per servitium militare, quarum custodia post mortem ejusdem Godefridi,
ratione junioris aetatis Johannis, filii et haeredis ejusdem, ad
manus nostras devenit.  Habendum  et tenendum  dictis Roberto
et Willelmo et eorum haeredibus et assignatis omnia praedicta
terras et tenementa, cum pratis, pasturis, redditibus, servitiis,
P Robert de Fourneux held "Aynderby Fourneux," now called AinderbySteeple, at the date of Kirkby's Inquest (page 176, antea). In 1298 he did
homage for lands in Luterington (Lotherton), and he appears to have held one
half of that manor in 1308. Richard, his son and heir, died before Dec. 29th,
1331, leaving three sons, Richard, Robert and William.
q Probably Robert de Greenfield, the archbishop's brother.
r His father, John de Melsa, held one knight's fee in Huddleston in the 31st
Edward I. By Inq. p. m., 4th Edward II., Godfrey de Melsa died seised (inter
alia) of the manors of Huddleston and Fenton, and of lands in Birkin and
Fairburn (Cal. Inqp. 1. m., i., 241).




428                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
tam liberorum quam bondorum, wardis, releviis, et eschettis, et
omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis et appruamentis, una cum reversione dotis, si acciderit, libere, quiete, bene, et in pace, usque
ad plenam  et legitimam  aetatem Johannis filii et hveredis dicti
Godefridi, per qequales portiones, ad totam vitam ipsius Roberti
inter se dividendas.  Ita, videlicet, quod post mortem  dicti
Roberti tota prsedicta custodia terrarum praedictarum integre
remaneat prsefato Willelmo, haeredibus et assignatis ejusdem.
Et si contingat dictum  Johannem, filium  et heredem  dicti
Godefridi, antequam et legitimam aetatem pervenerit, decedere,
habeant dicti Robertus et Willelmus custodiam praedictam, ut
praedictum est, usque ad legitimam retatem propinquioris heredis
dictam haereditatem expectantis, et sic de haerede in haeredem,
quousque aliquis haeredum  dictam  haereditatem  expectantium
ad plenam  et legitimam  pervenerit aetatem.   Quam  quidem
custodiam  terrarum  praedictarum, cum omnibus suis pertinentiis et appruamentis, ut supradictum est, praedictis Roberto et
Willelmo, et eorum  heredibus seu assignatis, ut supradictum
est, per aequales portiones ad totam vitam ipsius Roberti inter
se dividendas, usque ad plenam aetatem alicujus haeredum dicti
Godefridi warantizabimus contra omnes gentes.  In cujus rei
testimonium sigillum nostrum praesentibus est appensum. Data
apud Cawode, die Martis in festo Purificationis Beatae Mariae,
anno domini M~CCC~ decimo, et pontificatus nostri sexto.
A GRANT OF THE MARRIAGE OF HUGH, SON AND HEIR OF RICHARD
DE BABINGTON. [Reg. archiep. Greenfield, pars ii., fol. 37 b.]
Noverint universi praesentes literas inspecturi quod nos Willelmus, permissione divina, etc., dimisimus et concessimus Luciae,
uxori quondam Ricardi de Babinton, qui de nobis et ecclesia
nostra Ebor. tenuit manerium de Burghle per servitium militare,
maritagium Hugonis,s filii et haeredis praedicti Ricardi, infra
legitimam aetatem tempore dimissionis et concessionis hujusmodi existentis, de cujus corpore seisiti fuimus, pro certa pecuniae
quantitate de qua plene reputamus nos pacatos.  In cujus rei
testimonium sigillum nostrum presentibus est appensum. Data
apud Munketon prope Ripon, ij idus Septembris, anno gratiae
MCCCmo xij~, et pontificatus nostri septimo.' In 1316 he was certified lord of the manor of Burley, being then "in
custodia archiepiscopi Ebor." (page 347, antea).




WARDSHIPS AND MARRIAGES.                   429
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF AGNES, DAUGHTER
AND  HEIRESS OF JOHN  MALEBRANK, OF FARNLEY.   [Reg.
archiep. Melton, fol. 419 b.]
Pateat universis per prmesentes quod nos Willelmus de Melton, permissione divina, etc., concessimus et tradidimus domino
Johanni de Brantingham, perpetuo vicario de Otteley, custodiam
et maritagium Agnetis, filise et heredis Johannis Malebrank de
Farnelay, defuncti, cum omnibus terris, redditibus et tenementis
in villa et territorio de Farnelay ad eandem Agnetem pertinentibus, habend. et tenend. eidem  domino Johanni, haeredibus et
assignatis suis de nobis et successoribus nostris quousque eadern
Agnes ad plenam pervenerit aetatem.  In cujus rei testimonium
sigillum nostrum praesentibus est appensun. Data apud Thorp
prope Ebor., xiij kal. Octobris, anno gratise millesimo ccc"'~
vicesimo sexto, et pontificatus nostri nono.
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF RICHARD, SON
AND HEIR OF RICHARD DE FOURNEUX.  [Reg. archiep. Melton, fol. 32 b.]
Pateat universis, etc., quod nos Willelmus, etc., concessimus
et dimisimus magistro R." de Bridelyngton custodiam terrarum
et tenementorum Ricardi, filii et hzeredis Ricardi de Forneus, in
villa de Luteryngton, una cum maritagio ejusdem quousque ad
legitimam  aetatem  pervenerit: tenendum  et habendum  eidem
magistro R., haeredibus et assignatis suis, in forma proedicta,
absque disparagatione ejusdem Ricardi, filii et haeredis praedicti
Ricardi de Fourneux. Et si contingat quod idem Ricardus, filius
et haeres antedicti Ricardi de Fourneaux, antequam ad legitimam
awtatem pervenerit, decedat, quod absit, concessimus et dimisimus
eidem magistro Roberto custodiam  terrarum  et tenementorum
proedictorum, una cum  maritagio Roberti, fratris et haeredis
ejusdem Ricardi, filii et haeredis Ricardi de Fourneux praedicti,
si supervixerit: tenendum  et habendum, in forma praedicta,
absque disparagatione ejusdem  Roberti, usque ad legitimam
setatem antedicti Ricardi, filii, etc. Et si contingat quod idem
Robertus, frater et haeres praedicti Ricardi, filii, etc., antequam
ad legitimam  aetatem  pervenerit, decedat, quod absit, concessimus et dimisimus dicto magistro Roberto custodiam terrarum
et tenementorum  pradictorum, una cum  maritagio Willelmi,
t John de Brantingham was instituted to the vicarage of Otley on the 4th id.
Dec., 1319 (Reg. Melton, 136 b), and died in 1349.
" Mr. Robert de Bridlington, private chaplain of archbishop Melton, and a
canon of Ripon, Southwell and York. He died in 1332 (Fasti Ebor., i., 431).




430                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
fratris et hveredis dicti Roberti, ut supra notatur: tenendum et
habendum  antedicto magistro Roberto in forma proedicta, ut
supradictum  est, usque ad legitimam  setatem prefati Ricardi,
filii et heredis prefati Ricardi de Forneux.  In cujus rei testimonium  sigillum  nostrum  praesentibus duximus apponendum.
Data apud Cawod, iiijto kalendas Januarii, anno gratiae, etc.,
xxxjo, et pontificatus nostri quintodecimo.
A  COMMISSION  TO SEIZE JOHN, SON AND HEIR OF JOHN  DE
LANGTON, OF YORK.  [Reg. archiep. Thoresby, fol. 314 a.]
A touz ceux qui cestes presentes lettres verronnt ou orronnt
Johan, par la soeffraunce de Dieu ercevesque d'Euerwyk, saluz
en Dieu. Sachez nous avoir assigne et depute noz chers et bien
amez William de Meryngton, Johan Pouger et Robert de Hakthorp, ou un de eaux, de seser en notre nom le corps Johan,
fitz et heir Johanv de Langeton d'Euerwyk, notre gard qui a
nous apertient par cause que le dit Johan de Langton certeins
terres de nous tien jour q'il morust par service de chivaler.  En
testmoigne de quelle chose, etc.  Escript a Thorp pres de
Euerwyk, le quarte jour de Novembre, lan de notre seignour
Jhesu Crist M.CCC. septantisme tiers, et de notre translacion
vintisme secound.
A GRANT OF THE WARDSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF JOHN, SON AND
HEIR  OF JOHN  DE  LANGTON, OF YORK.  [Reg. archiep.
Thoresby, fol. 314 a.]
A touz ceux qui ceste lettre verront ou orront Johan, par le
soeffrance de Dieu ercevesque d'Euerwyk, primat d'Engleterre
et legat de la courte de Rome, saluz en Dieu.  Sachez nous
avoir done et graunte a William Graa,w citein d'Euerwyk et sire
Robert de Wycliff parsone del eglis de la seinte Croux en
Euerwyk, la garde du corps od le mariage de Johan, filtz et
heir Johan de Langeton d'Euerwyk, en notre garde esteant,
ensemblement od la garde de totes les terres et tenements de
" John de Langton, mayor of York from 1352 to 1363, has been previously
mentioned.
w William Gray was mayor of York in 1367. For some notices of this family,
see page 325, antea.
r Of Robert de Wycliffe, who was a man of wealth and influence, and very
probably a near relation of the Reformer, an interesting account is given by
Canon Raine in the Fasti Eboracenses (vol. i., 465).




WARDSHIPS AND MARRIAGES.                    431
Frismersk,y  HudelestonZ et Fenton  et aliours en la counte
d'Euerwyk, les queux Johan, piere l'avandit Johan filtz Johan,
tient de nous par service de chivaler, et quelx a nous appertient
par reson del noun age le dit Johan filtz Johan, a avoir et tenir
a les avanditz William  et Robert et lour heires et assignes
tanque al plein age le dit Johan filtz Johan. En testmoignance
de quelle chose a ceste notre lettre  avons mis notre seal.
Escript a Thorp pres de Euerwyk, le quint jour de Novembre,
lan  de notre  Seignour Jhesu  Crist mille trecentisme septantisme tierce, et de notre translacion vintisme second.
y One of the lost towns on the lumber.
Huddleston and Fenton, in the wapentake of Barkston-Ash. The Langtons
were the owners of extensive quarries at Huddleston, and gave large quantities
of stone to the fabric of York Minster (Fabric Rolls, ed. Surt. Soc., 64 n).




NOMINAa EORUM QUI TENENT XX LIBRATAS TERRE DE REGE IN
CAPITE  VEL  DE  ILLIS  QUI SUNT  INFRA  IETATEM  QUI EX
MANDATO REGIS DISTRINGEBANTUR PER VICECOMIT' AD TRANSFRETANDUM  AD  REGEM  HENRICUM  TERTIUM  IN  VASCONIA
CONTRA REGEM  CASTELL2E, QUI TERRAM VASCONIE HOSTILITER
INGRESSURUS ERAT, PUGNATURI, ANNO REGNI REGIS HENRICI
TERTII XXXVIII, SALUTIS HUMANE  A CHRISTO 1253.   [Cott.
MSS., Claudius C. ii., fol. 15.]
EBOR.
Nomina eorum  qui tenent viginti libratas terrae de domino
rege in capite in corn. Ebor.
W. de Horseden,b vicecomes Ebor.  Dominus Eadwardus
filius domini regis. Robertus de Veteri Ponte. Willelmus de
Cressy.   Adam  de Novo Mercato.   Thomas filius Willelmi.
Johannes de Steynton.  Eymes de Methelton.  Comes Albimarliae.  Willelmus de Ros.  Robertus de Nevill.  Rogerus de
Mubray.   Episcopus Dunholm.  Gilebertus de Gaunt.  Johannes de Warenna.  Willelmus de Feugeres.~  Robertus de
Creystok.  Hugo Bigot.  Petrus de Brus.  Henricus de Percy.
Petrus de Mauley.  Willelmus de Stotevill.  Andreas Luterel.
Eadmundus de Lascy.  Abbas Sanctve Marie de Ebor.  Petrus
de Percy.  Johannes filius Willelmi de Vescy, qui est infra
vetatem in custodia regis. Gerardus de Furnivall. Robertus
Constabalarius.  Margeria de Vescy.  Adam  de Everingham.
Willelmus de Lasceles.  Patrik de Westwik.  Baldewinus de
Insula,  qui est infra aetatem  in  custodia regis.  Willelmus
filius Willelmi Paynel, qui est infra  etatem, et Willelmus de
a I am indebted to the kindness of Mr. Walbran for transcripts of this and
the succeeding document. Many of the persons named therein are mentioned in
the notes to Kirkby's Inquest and the Feoda Militum.
b Of William de Horseden, sheriff of Yorkshire in 1253-4, and bailiff of tlle
High Peak, little is known.  Amongst the Inquisitions post mortem in the
Public Record Office is an undated document "de transgressionibus dummodo
Willelmus de Horseden fuit vicecomes comitatus Ebor. " (Cal. Gen., i., 184).
By Inq. p. m., 9th Edward I., William de Feugers died seised of lands in
Castle-Levington (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 71), Andrew de Feugers, then aged 50 years,
being his son and heir (Cal. Gen., i., 306).
d Baldwin de Insula, or de Redvers, earl of Devon and lord of Harewood,
died seised of that manor, and of the vill of Lofthouse, in 1262 (Cal. Inq. p. m.,
i., 23). He was succeeded by his sister, Isabella de Fortibus, widow of William,
earl of Albemarle.




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Valencia habet custodiam de eo, de dono domini regis.  Simon
de Steyngrif.  Prior de Drax.  Thomas filius Roberti de
Chauncy, qui est infra aetatem, et Robertus de Crepinges habet
custodiam de eo, ex dono regis.
NOMINA ILLORUM QUI HABENT XV LIBRATAS TERRIE ET TENENT
PER SERVITIUM MILITARE ET MILITES NON SUNT, ANNO XL
REGNI REGIS HENRICI TERTII.  [Cott. MSS., Claudius C.
ii., fol. 25.]
H., rex Anglise, dominus Hibernioe, dux Normanniae, Aquitania, et comes Andegaviae, vicecomiti Bedeford et Buck.,
salutem.  Cum pluries tibi preceperimus quod omnes illos de
balliva tua qui habent quindecim libratas terrae et tenent per
servitium militare et milites non sunt, de quibuscunque teneant,
distringeres ad se milites faciend., vel ad finem  nobiscum
faciendum pro respectu habenda de militia sua, et quod diligenter inquireres qui de balliva tua habent quindecim libratas
terrae in eadem balliva, vel alibi in regno nostro, et tenent per
servitium militare, et quae nomina omnium illorum, et quantum
terra cujuslibet eorum in balliva tua valet per annum, nobis
distincte et aperte scire faceres. Miramur quam plurimum et
ultra modum movemur, quod mandata nostra in hac parte non
es executus.  Quod manifeste perpendimus eo quod pauci de
balliva tua ad nos venerunt pro hujusmodi respectu habendo.
Et ideo tibi, in fide qua nobis teneris, et sicut te ipsum et omnia
tua diligis, distincte praecipimus, quod dicta mandata nostra
sine ulla dilatione, sicut praedictum est, exequaris; Ita quod
nomina omnium illorum de balliva tua qui habent quindecim
libratas terrze et amplius et tenent per servitium militare, unacum valore terrarum  suarum in eadem balliva in scriptis habeamus citra instans festum Assumptionis Beatae Mariae. Et
ita te habeas in hoc mandato nostro exequendo quod pro defectu
tui, te et tua graviter capere non debeamus, sciturus indubitanter, quod si secus egeris, nos de contemptu et omissione tua
talem vindictam capiemus, quod ultra modum te senties inde
gravatum. Teste me ipso apud Bristoll, xv die Julii, anno
regni nostri quadragesimo.
Consimiles literae diriguntur vicecomitibus aliorum comitatuum per totam Angliam.
EBOR.
(Multorum hic nomina detrita et penitus deleta in originali
non poterant discerni.)
IN WAPPENTAGIO DE AYNSTY. Maugerus le Vavasur, 20 li.
F F




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Rogerus de Mortimer,e 20 li.  Robertus de Creppinges, 20 li.
Robertus de Pontefracto de Wyvelisthorp, 20 li. terrae. Magister Alanus de Rugford/ 20 li.  Johannes Sampson manens
in Ebor., est civis et burgensis Ebor., habet 20 li.
IN LIBERTATE DE KNARISBURG.  Alanus de Walkingham,
20 li. Ricardus de Brereton, 20 li. Thomas de Burton, 20 li.
Johannes de Walkyngham,h 20 li. Ricardus de Bosco,i 20 li.
IN WAPPENTAGIO  DE OSGOTECROS.  Thomas de Drounfeld,
20 li.  Petrus de Maynill, 20 li.  Thomas Folechaumbe/ 20 li.
IN  WAPPENTAGIO  DE  RIDALE.  NORTH  RYDINGE.  Willelmus Lovel, 20 li.  Ivo de Etton, 20 li.  Walterus de Perscehay, 20 li.  Willelmus de Harum, 20 li.
IN WAPPENTAGIO DE BULMERE.  Johannes de Ferlyngton,
20 li. Willelmus Chambard, 20 li.  Paulinus de Lillyng, 20 li.
Gaceus de Chaumund, 20 li., est civis et burgensis de Ebor.
Simon Euer, 20 li.
IN  LIBERTATE  RICHEMUND'.  Andreas de Neyvill, 20 li.
Robertus de Musters, 20 li.  Robertus de Hakeford, 20 li.
Hervicus de Watlus, 20 li.  Gilbertus de Clyfton, 20 li.  Nicholaus de Gertheston, 20 li.  Johannes de Staveley, 20 li.
(Multi hic quoque desunt.)
Et quia summa 20 librat. terrae hic per totum recensetur et
ulterius quoniam  unusquisque istorum  invenit quatuor plegios,
videtur quod haec ultima scedula Ebor. pertinet ad alium  bundellum, et non ad istud bundellum de nominibus illorum qui xv
libratas terrae haberent, sed potius ad alios hic in initio istius
libri recitatos, qui de hujusmodi valore xx libratas terrae tenentes
de rege distringebantur ad transfretandum  in Wasconiam  cum
equis et armis contra regem  Castelle, inimicum  regis H. III.,
pugnaturi.
e Roger de Mortimer is not named in Kirkby's Inquest for the Ainsty.
f Doubtless the same person as Mr. Alan le Breton, who held Rufforth in the
13th Edward I. (page 26, antea).
g Alan de Walkingham, a justice itinerant in 1280 (Foss's Judges, iii., 169),
married Eva, daughter of Adam de Bolteby, and was succeeded in the 12th
Edward I. by his eldest son, Adam de Walkingham (Cal. Gen., i., 347), who is
returned in Kirkby's Inquest as holding the vill of Cowthorpe for the fourth
part of a knight's fee.
h His father, John de Walkingham, by Inq. p. m., 35th Henry III., died
seised of the manor of Walkingham (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 9). The jurors say that
"Johannes de Walkingham, filius praedicti Johannis, defuncti, propinquior
haeres ejus est, et est fere de setate octodecim annorum completorum, et est in
custodia domini comitis Ricardi. Domina dotata est" (Cal. Gen., i., 39).
i His son and heir, Henry de Bosco, held one knight's fee in Great Ouseburn
in the 31st Edward I.
i Sir Thomas Foljambe, the first of the name who is known (S. Yorks., ii.,
57), was bailiff of the hundred of High Peak in 1272 (Coll. Top. et Gen., i., 91).
He died January 17th, 1282-3, leaving a son and heir, Thomas, then about
seventeen years old (Cal. Gen., i., 330).




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REDDITUSk ET SERVITIA LIBERORUM  FORINSECORUM  APUD RIPON.
[From a Feodary's Book in the Registry of the Dean and
Chapter of York.]
STODLAY  ET  HEWICK, BUSHOPTON  ET  BONDGATE.   Est
ibidem  de redditibus liberorum  forinsecorum, scilicet, de Johanne Gras, qui tenet per homagium  et forinsecum  servitium
tenementa sua in Stodleyl et Hewick,m et per annum  xxviijs.,
faciendo sectam curiae communem de iijbus septimanis in iij
septimanas; et de una car. et duabus bov. terrae in Bushopton
et Bondgate," per ann. xlvjs. viijd., et sectam  curiae.
CLOTHEROM.  Et [de] Johanne de Clotheromo pro ij car.
terrae in Clotherom, et pro arruris et messionibus suis in autumpno, ijs. vjd., et sectam  curiae, et pro iijbus acris ibidem, iijs.,
et sectam curiae.
INGARTHORP.  Et de Nicholao Burton,P qui tenet per homagium iiijtam partem unius feodi milit. in Ingarthorp cont. ijas
car., et redd. per ann. xijd., et pro ijbus arruris per ann., vjd., et
pro xvj operibus autumpnalibus metent., xvjd.
MARKINTON.  Et de Willelmo Markintonq pro ijbus car. in
Markinton quas tenet per homagium  et sectam  curiae, et pro
iiijta parte feodi unius milit., faciendo ijas arruras, pretii vjd., et
xvj opera autumpnalia, pretii xvjd.
NUNWICK  ET  NUNWICK-THORNES.  Et Willelmus Wivillr
k An account of the rents and services due to the archbishops from their
tenants within the liberty of Ripon. This document, which is without date,
occurs in the York MS., and also in the book marked B. iv., 24 (fol. 136 b), in
the Public Record Office, immediately after the "Feoda militum libertatis de
Ripon," of the 31st Edward I., and is followed by Kirkby's Inquest for the
wapentake of Staincliffe, taken in the 13th Edward I.' Studley Royal.         n" Probably Copt Hewick.
The township of Aismunderby-with-Bondgate adjoins Ripon on the south.
o A John de Clotherham was living in the 23rd Edward I. (J. R. W.) Roger
de Clotherom held Clotherom in 1316, and another John de Clotherum occurs in
1328 (Reg. Melton, 427 a).
P Thomas de Burton held Ingerthorpe in the 31st Edward I., and Nicholas
de Burton in the 9th Edward II. Nicholas, son of Nicholas de Burton, did
homage for this manor in 1339.
q In the 31st Edward I., John, son of William de Ripon, held Markington
for the fourth part of a knight's fee (page 212, antea). In 1323, William, son
and heir of John de Merkyngton, rendered homage "pro terris et tenementis in
Merkyngton prope Ripon."
" William de Wyvill, of Slingsby, was living in the 13th Edward I. In
1298, John de Wyvill did homage for lands in " Nunewyk et Nunewyk-Thornes."
By Inq. p. m., 29th Edward I., he died seised (inter alia) of the manor of
Slingsby, and of lands in Nunwick-Thornes (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 167), being
succeeded by his son, William de Wyvill, who, in 1321, being then a knight,
rendered homage "pro terris et ten. in Nunwyk et Nunwyk-Thornes," as did
also his son and heir, John de Wyvill, in 1335.
F F 2




436                  ILLUSTRATIVE  DOCUMENTS.
tenet di. feod. milit. in Nunwick et Nunwick-Thornes,s faciendo
sectam curise, arando per ijOS dies, vel dabit vjd., et metet per
vijtem dies, vel dabit vijd.
EVESTON.  Et tenentes de Eveston  invenient xx homines
metentes in autumpno, vel dabunt xxjd.  Abbas de Fontibus
tenet quvedam tenementa in Eveston spectantia ad janitoremt
suum, metentem per iij dies.
NID, WESTWICK, KILLINGHALL ET NEWTON.  Comes" Albemarlire tenet de domino feod. unius milit. in Nid, Westwick,
Killinghall et Newton per homagium et forinsecum servitium,
faciendo sectam  curise communem.
MULWATH ET SLENINGFORD.  Dominus Johannes Moubray"
tenet iiijtam partem feodi milit. in Mulwath et Slenyngford per
homagium et forinsecum servitium, faciendo sectam, ut supra.
GIVENDAL.  Dominus Johannes Warde tenet quinque car.
terrwe  in  Givendal per homagium   et forinsecum   servitium,
faciendo sectam, ut supra.
HEWICK.   Nicholaus  Hewickw  tenet xxnan partem   feodi
unius milit. in Hewick per homagium  et forinsecum  servitium,
et sectam curie, ut supra.
RYPON.   Dominao de  Marmion  pro  teneimentis  suis in
Ripon, faciendo sectam, ut supra.
NEWBY.  Johannes WardeY tenet iiijtam partem  feodi unius
milit., scilicet, villatam  de Newby, quam  Radulphus de Newbyz
8 On the 6th kal. Jan., 1327, the archbishop demised to Robert de Nonnewykthornes " unam placeam terrse in Ripon, que vocatur Bisshopholm, jacentem
inter aquam de Yore et campum de Nonnewykthornes" (Reg. Melton, 423 a).
t See Burton's Monasticon Eboracense, page 164.
The Inq. p. m. of William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, was taken in the
44th Henry III., his next heir being his son Thomas, then seven years old (Cal.
Gen., i., 89), who was the last earl, and died s. p. before the 21st Edward I.
(Nicholas's Synopsis, ed. 1857, page 20). The widow of the above William de
Fortibus, Isabella, "comitissa Albemarlia et Devon', ac domina Insulae," died
November 10th, 1293 (Ibid., 158 n), having survived all her children.
v Roger de Moubray, who died in the 26th Edward I., left a son and heir,
John, then about twelve years old (Cal. Gen., ii., 555). On March 5th, 1307-8,
at Westminster, the archbishop received the homage of Sir John de Moubray
" pro ten. quwe clamat tenere de eo infra ballivam de Rypon."
w Geoffrey de Hewick held Hewick in the 31st Edward I. (page 212, antea).
He died, probably, in the same year, leaving a son and heir, Nicholas, afterwards a knight, who did homage for lands in Hewick and Ripon in 1307 and
1318, and was living in 1328 (Reg. Melton, 427 a). In 1339, "Rogerus, filius
domini Nicholai de Hewyk," rendered homage for lands in "Bondegate, Ripon,
et apud Hewyk-atte-brige."
" Avice, widow of Robert de Marmion, who died in the Holy Land about
1240, was living at the date of Kirkby's Inquest. Their grandson, Sir John de
Marmion, did homage "pro ten. in Rypon" in 1298.
y Simon, son of Simon Warde, held Newby super Yore in the 31st Edward I.,
and the 9th Edward II.
z See page 384, antea.




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tenuit, faciendo sectam  curiae domini de Shirburne, pro qua
reddit domino ad finem per ann. iijs.
BREVE AD  INQUIRENDUM  DE  DUOBUS  FEODIS ARCHIEPISCOPI
INJUSTE OCCUPATIS PER COMITISSAM  ALBEMARLIE, IN HOLDERNESSE, CUJUS TERRAE EXISTUNT NUNC IN MANIBUS REGIS.
[Reg. archiep. Greenfield, pars. i., fol. 35 a.]
Rex dilecto et fideli suo Ricardo Gysel, escaetori suo citra
Trentam, salutem.   Supplicavit nobis venerabilis pater W.,
archiepiscopus Ebor., quod cum Avelina de Fortibus, quondam
comitissa Albemarlime, defuncta, quse de nobis tenuit in capite,
et ejus antecessores tenuissent de praedecessoribus  predicti
archiepiscopi duo feodaa militum, unum, videlicet, in Burton
Conestable, Neuton Constable et Tharlesthorp, in partibus de
Holderness, et unum  aliud feodum  in  West Halsham  in
comitatu Ebor., prvedecessoresque prwedicti archiepiscopi custodiam terrarum et tenementorum qute de eis, ratione feodorum
praedictorum, tenebant, cum  accidebat, ac alia inde diversa
proficua habuissent quousque feoda illa, simul cum  terris et
tenementis quue fuerunt praedictae Aveline per mortem  ejusdem
ad manus nostras devenerunt, et quae in manu nostra existunt,
quominus dictus archiepiscopus et successores sui, ratione feodorum pradictorum, hujus custodiam et proficua percipere possint et habere, velimus ipsius archiepiscopi et ecclesise sume
Ebor. exhmereditationis periculo et ipsorum  indempnitati prospicere in hac parte eidem archiepiscopo debitam inde recompensationem  aliunde facere, vel ipsum  de feodis que de nobis
tenet pro rata portionis exonerare.  Nos volentes super praemissis plenius certiorari et ulterius fieri quod de consilio nostro
fore viderimus faciendum; vobis mandamus quod per sacramentum proborum et legalium  hominum  in balliva vestra, per
quos rei veritas melius sciri poterit diligenter inquiratis si prefata comitissa tenuisset feoda illa vel alia de predecessoribus
praedicti archiepiscopi, sicut praedictum est, necne; et, si sit,
tune quae feoda, et ubi, et quantum feoda illa valeant per annum
in omnibus exitibus, ut in dominicis, homagiis, servitiis, redditibus, villenagiis et aliis, et si servitia aliqua de dictis feodis
a According to Kirkby's Inquest, a portion of these two knights' fees was in
East Halsham, which is not here mentioned:-"Avelina, quondam Comitissa
Albemarlie, tenuit de praedicto Archiepiscopo in Burton Constable, Neuton
Conestable, West Halsam, Est Halsam et Therlesthorp ij feoda militum; que
quidem feoda nunc sunt in manu domini regis, tanquam dominicum suum, per
mortem ejusdem Avelinse" (page 77, antea).




438               ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
debebantur aliis quam praefatis archiepiscopis necne; et, si sit,
tune quve et quibus personis.  Et inquisitionem  inde distincte
et aperte factam nobis sub sigillo vestro et sigillis eorum per
quos facta fuerit, sine dilatione mittatis et hoc breve. Teste
meipso apud Lanercost, vij die Februarii, anno regni nostri
XXXVt~
xxxvt.
INQUISITIO  DE  ARTICULIS  TANGENTIBUS ESCAETERIAM  INFRA
WAPENTAGIUM  DE BARKESTON.  [Reg. archiep. Greenfield,
pars i., inter ff. 48, 49.]
Inquisitio capta coram Johanne de Hothum, escaetore domini
regis ultra Trentam, apud Schirburn, die Martis proximo ante
festum Sanctme Margaretse Virginis, anno regni regis Edwardi,
filii regis Edwardi, quarto, de articulis tangentibus escaeteriam
infra wapentagium de Barkeston, per Johannem de Lascy, Johannem de Milford, Johannem de Birne, Johannem de Hamelton, Willelmum  de Fenton, Willelmum  filium Julianae, Johannem  Scot, Willelmum  ultra aquam, Thomam  ad portam  de
Schirburn, Thomam Belle, Adam Clericum de Fenton et Johannem Marescallum de Wistowe, juratores, qui dicunt super sacramentum  suum, quod dominus archiepiscopus Ebor. tenet baroniam de Schirburn de domino rege in capite per servitium baronize, de qua baronia venduntur post statutum nativis abbatis de
Selby de Friston et Hillum  apud Lumby ix acrae et dimidia
roda terrae, et acra valet per annum vjd. Item de eadem baronia
apud Fenton sunt xxvij tofta, vjXXv acre terrae arabilis et prati,
et solebant esse de predicta baronia geldabiles domino regi, et
modo peremptores et venditores excommunicati sunt ad libertatem Sancti Petri post statutum, etc. Item dicunt quod Milo de
Stapelton et Aucherus filius Henrici tenent villam de Carleton
de domino rege in capite per servitium  unius exp.... per
annum.  Item  dicunt quod haeres domini Philipi Paynel est
infra aetatem, et in custodia domini regis, quae data est domino
Adae de Osgodby per dominum regem, et tenet villam de Drax
in sokenarie de domino rege in capite. Item dicunt quod David
de Cawod [tenet] totum  quod habet in eademb in serjantiam de
domino rege in capite, per quod servitium ignorant. De qua
serjentia idem  David vendidit dimidium toftum cuidam nativo
b David de Cawood held a third part of the town of Cawood " de domino rege
in capite, per serjantiam custodiendi forestam suam inter aquas de Ouse et Derewente" (Reg. Corbridge, 101 a). The Cawoods had been hereditary custodians
of this forest from the time of king John (Rot. Lit. Claus., i., 417). A pedigree
of the family is printed in the History of Sherburn and Cawood by Mr. Wheater.




ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.                439
domini archiepiscopi in eadem, et unum toftum domino Thomae,
capellano, in eadem, et unum toftum Johanni filio Galfridi de
Stokbrigg.  Item  dicunt quod dominus Petrus de Malo Lacu
hoc quod habet in villa de Bramham tenet de domino rege in
capite, et idem dominus Petrus dedit totur quod habet ibidem
domino Edmundo, fratri suo, ad terminum vitwe sue, tenendum
et respondendum  domino regi in capite, per quod servitium
ignoratur.  Item  dicunt quod Willelmus de Langtwayt tenuit
in eadem villa unum toftum et iiij bovatas terrse de domino rege
in capite, et totum vendidit priori et conventui de Sancto Oswaldo post statutum.  Item dicunt quod dominus Milo Stapelton tenet duas partes villate de West Hathelsay de domino rege
in capite, et reddit per annum ad scaccariam domini regis quadraginta solidos. De cseteris articulis nichil sciunt. In cujus
rei testimonium sigilla juratorum huic inquisitioni sunt appensa.
Data apud Schirburn, die et anno supradictis.
Nomina.......  qui mutaverunt....... tenementorum
suorum..... alibi feodo ac libertate Beati Petri Ebor., de
baronia de Shirburn infra villam de Fenton, in praejudicium et
exhaereditatem  domini regis Angliae et domini archiepiscopi
Ebor.
FENTON. Johannes filius Thomae tenet de hljusmodi xxij
acras terree. Constantius Furmin tenet unum toftum. Robertus
Jolif j toftum et iiijor acras terrae. Henricus Diker j toftum et
ij acras terrae.  Rogerus Stain j toftum et iiij acras.  Johannes
de Lumby j toftum  et viij acras terrae.  Johannes Batman j
toftum et iij acras terrze. Ricardus de Hadhelingflet j toftum
et iij acras terrae. Willelmus filius Hugonis de Chater j toftum
et viij acras terrae. Henricus de Houck j toftum et xxxiij acras
terrae. Thomas Chapelain j toftum et j acram terrae. Johannes
de Birne j toftum  et j acram  terrae.  Margeria de Panely j
toftum.  Johannes filius Henrici j toftum  et xvj acras terrae.
Rogerus filius Willelmi j toftum et xxx acras terrae. Willelmus
filius Galfridi j toftum et j acram terrae. Robertus filius Wilkoc
j toftum et j acram terrae. Galfridus del Meiten j toftum et j
acram terrae. Jacke j toftum et vj acras terrae. Ricardus Totty
j toftum et iij acras terrae. Willelmus filius Germani j toftum
et ij acras terrae. Johannes filius Gilberti j toftum et vj acras
terrae.  Johannes filius Alani j toftum et iij acras terrae.  Walterus Brette j toftum.  Adam  Fox j toftum.  Ricardus filius
Humfridi j toftum.  Alicia le Wilde j toftum.  Thomas Sutor
j toftum.  Thomas Alli j toftum et j acram terrae.




440                ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.
A LETTER" FROM  ROBERT DE HILTON  TO ARCHBISHOP MELTON
CONCERNING THE MANOR OF SWINE.  [Reg. archiep. Melton,
inter ff. 566, 567.]
[A son tres honourable seigneur et piere en Dieu] sire William  de Melton, par la grace Dieux erceveske d'Everwyk, prymat d'Engletere, seon bacheler Robert de Hilton honurs et dues
reverences. Moult vous merci, chier seignur, de les honurs que
vous moi avez fait et de la suffraunce que vous avez fait a ma
dame ma mered a ma requeste; et endreit de ceo que vous moi
chargeastes que ieo vous certefaite comment et par queux services ele tient de vous le maner de Swyne, sachez, sire, qele
tient et cleyme tenyr le dyt maner ove les aportenannces de
vous en demeigne et en service pur un fee de chyvaler, fors pris
vij bovees de tere et demye en mesme le maner par homage,
feaute et par escuage, cest a saver qannt lescu a xl sontz, xxxvj
sontz xd. et ob., et a plus, plus, et a meyns, meyns, pur toutz
services; et sonnt en mesme le maner iiijxx et viij boves de tere
et demye qele tient de vous, et chescune bovee de terre durra a
lescu qannt il curt a xl sontz, vd., et a plus, plus, et a meyns,
meyns; et de ceo fee xij bovees de tere fount une carue de tere,
et viij carues de tere fonnt le fee de un chyvaler. Seignur si
rien voillez que ieo faire peusse si agree vous viegne moi manndez cume a celuy qui prest serra a vos comanndementz.  Sire,
bone vie et lunge vous otrie Dieux.
QUIETA CLAMANCIA QUAM  DOMINUS ARCHIEPISCOPUS FECIT ROBERTO DE ANNESLEY ET ALIIS SUPER JURE ET CLAMEUM QUXE
HABET IN MANERIIS DE BIRNE ET KIRTELINGTON, UT PATET
INFRA.  [Reg. archiep. Thoresby, fol. 325 b.]
Omnibus Christi fidelibus hoc proesens scriptum visuris vel
audituris, Johannes, permissione, etc., salutem  in Domino.
Noveritis nos remisisse, relaxasse et omnino quietum clamasse
Roberto de Annesley, persone ecclesiae de Rotyngton, Hugoni
de Novomercato, militi, Johanni de Annesley, militi, Willelmo
de Wakebrugg et Hugonie de Annesley totum  jus nostrum  et
c A copy of this letter is entered in Melton's Register (fol. 566 b) among
documents dated in December, 1325.
d Matilda, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Roger de Lascelles, and widow of
Sir William de Hilton and Sir Robert de Tiliol (Poulson's Tolderness, ii., 197).
On Aug. 29th, 1325, Matilda Tyliol did homage to archbishop Melton "pro
terris et ten. quae clamat tenere de eo in Swyna" (page 416, antea).
e On April 18th, 1375, Hugh de Annesley did homage for lands and tenements in Kirtlington and Burn, "quse habuit de dono et feoffamento Johannis
de Bella Aqua" (page 421, antea).




ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.                441
clameum juris quod habemus, habuimus, seu aliquo modo habere
poterimus, in manerio de Birne in comitatu Ebor., et in manerio
de Kirtlyngton in comitatu Notynghamiae, ratione custodise minoris aetatis Thomae filii Hugonis de Novo Mercato, consanguinei
et hveredis Johannis Belewe, jam defuncti, quwe quidem maneria
praedicti Robertus, Johannes, Willelmus et Hugo de Anneslay
de nobis tenent per servitium militare, ita quod in eisdem maneriis ratione custodiae et minoris aetatis predicti Thomae, consanguinei et haeredis praedicti Johannis de Belewe, aliquid de caetero
exigere poterimus vel vendicare, sed ab omni actione et clameo
custodiae ejusdem Thomae penitus sumus exclusi per praesentes.
In cujus rei testimonium huic praesenti scripto sigillum nostrum
apposuimus.  Datum  apud Thorp juxta Ebor., die Mercurii
proximo ante festum Natalis Domini, anno regni regis Edwardi
tertii post Conquestum xliijo, et anno Domini Mccclxix.




TABLESa OF LAND MEASURE, ETC.
[From the Percy MS. in the possession of Joseph Munby, esq.,
of York.]
I.
FEODA MILITUM.b
Decem  acroe terrae faciunt secundum  antiquam  consuetudinem  unam  ferdellam  (x acras), et iiijor ferdellae faciunt unam
virgatam (xl acras) terrae, et iiijor virgatze terrae faciunt unum
hidon (clx acras) terrae, et iiijor hidon faciunt unum integrum
feodum  militis (Dcxl acras), unde relevium  est Cs.
Item  xvj virgatme terrae  faciunt integrum  feodum  militis,
et quelibet virgata taxata ad vjs. iijd.; faciunt summam  Cs.
Carucata terrae. Carucata terrae dicitur quantum aratrum
arare poterit in seisionali tempore.
a These tables are taken from a Rental of Henry, earl of Northumberland,
which appears to have been compiled about the latter part of the sixteenth
century. They shew, amongst other things, the quantity of land contained in
each bovate and carucate, according to the relative number of carucates in a
knight's fee, and of bovates in a carucate. The knight's fee was fixed at 640
acres, at five score to the hundred, or 540 acres at six score to the hundred. The
other quantities were influenced by the nature of the soil, and varied considerably, even within a limited distance. For instance, at Hartlington, in Craven,
the knight's fee in one part of the township was estimated at fourteen carucates
(page 191, antea), while in the other it contained twenty-eight (page 196, antea).
Dr. Whitaker says, that "the proportion of the oxgang to the carucate was
invariably that of 1 to 8" (Hist. Craven, page 8). That there were exceptions
to this rule is proved by the tables now printed, by the entry in the Feoda
Militum relating to East Halsham, where four carucates made " di. feod. j milit.,
et qualibet car. cont. xij bov. terre " (page 248, antea), and also by the letter
from Robert de Hilton to archbishop Melton concerning the manor of Swine
(page 440, antea), wherein it is stated that " de ceo fee xij bovees de tere fonnt
une carue de tere, et viij carues de tere fonnt le fee de un chyvaler."
b Copia extra scaccariam domini regis apud Westmonasterium —marginal
note.




ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS.                  443
II.
THE RELEIFE OF A KNIGHT'S FEE FROM  AN ACRE OF LAND TO
IIIJOR HIDES OF LAND.C
1 acre. First iiijor ferlinges make one acre of land, whereof
the releife for a knighte's service ys-jd. ob. q.
=Dcxlta pars feodi militis.
10 acres.  Item x acres make one ferdell of land, whereof the
releife for a knighte's service ys-xviijd. ob. q.
=lxiiijor pars feodi.
40 acres. Item iiijor ferdells make one yarde of land, whereof
the releife for a knighte's service ys-vjs. iijd.
=xvjma pars feodi.
160 acres.  Item  iiijor yerdes make one hide of land, whereof
the releife for a knighte's service ys-xxvs.
=iiijta pars feodi.
640 acres. Item iiijor hides of land make one knighte's fee at
vXX to the Cth, whereof ye releife for a knighte's
service ys-Cs.
Note that where ye yarde of lande conteyneth but xxxtie
acres, there ye releife for everie acre is-ijd. ob.
Extra scaccariam dominae regine —marginal note.




III.
A rate of ane Ayde for the mariage of an Erles dawghter, or ye makinge of his sonn a knight, granted by statute
Westm., i., 3. E. I., 35, viz. everie whole knighte's fee xls., and everie xx li. land in socage xxs., and
so after yt rate more or lesse for both aydes, viz.,
ix carucates                                    1iiijs. vd. q.                                  vjd. ob. q.
x car.                                              iiijs.                                      vjd.
J car.dot                                           iijs. vijd. ob. di. q.                      vd. q. di.            t
X1J car.           knighte's fee,                   iiJS. iiijd.               and everie       vd.
jwhere      i car.            nthee    eee                     s. xd. q.                oxgange,         iiid. q. di. 
where                          there   everie        viz., 
XVJ car.           eth                              is. vjd.                  the car.,         iijd. ob. q. 
xviiJ car.                                            s.. is    q.                            iijd.   ii   di. q.   z
xxiiij car.                                         xxd.                                        ijd. ob.
xxviij car.                                         xvd. ob. q. di.                            ijd.
Memorandum, everie knighte's fee conteyneth in acres xxxijx, wCh is DXLt" acres at vj" to the cth, rated
at jd. ob. q. di. the acre amounteth to xls. for a knighte's fee.




IV.
vj carucates                            v" vj acr. di. d. r.e a, 
vij carucates                           iiijxxj acr. di.                               vjcxlte acres,
viij carucates                          iiijxx acr.                                   or    thereig   ix carucates    Then everie       lxxj acr. j rod.             veri              aboutes, w h
Evere knighte's         x carucates           such   car.         xiiijr acr.                  e  multy-        is a knight's        4
fen    onteyninge        xj carucates         conteyneth         lviij acr. j rod.          plied     hs        fee  at  vXX
in itselfe        xij carucates         in yt              liij acr. j rod.            aro make           acres  to  ye 
xiiij carucates                         xliiij acr. iij rod.                           hundreth, ut 
xvj carucates                           xl acr.                                        antea patet. 
xxiij carucates  J                      xxvij acr. iij rod.                            a     
Memorandum, where viij acres make an oxgange, there 8 oxganges make one carucate, and x carucates
a knighte's fee.
A>
Ox1




V.
A  RREIFE  DIVISION  OF CARUCATES WT" THERE  OXEGANGES AND  ACRES, AS FOLLOWETH.
That is to saye,
And everyThere   rhere a And every carucate           e a          Ad e e            There everie bovate     And everie car. conteyneth 
conteyning             conteineth           knighte's fee        carucate            conteineth                      itself
conteyneth       conteynethn 
vj bovat.            xvij acr. iij ro.         vj car.           viij bov.         xiij acr. j r. di.       vxvj acr. di.
vij bovat.           xiiij acr. di.            vij car.          viij bov.         xj acr. j r. di.          iiijxj acr. di. 
viij bovat.          x acr.                    viij car.         viij bov.         x acr.                    iiij" acr. 
ix bovat.            vij acr. iijr. di.        ix car.           viij bov.         ix acr.                   lxxj acr. j r. 
x bovat.             vj acr. j r. di.          x car.            viij bov.         viij acr.                 lxiiij acr.
xj bovat.            v acr. j r. di.           xj car.           viij bov.         vij acr. j r. di.         lviij acr. j r.                     t
xij bovat.           iiij acr. di.             xij car.          viij bov.         vj acr. ij r. di.         liij acr. j r.
xiij bovat.          iij acr. iij r. di.       xiij car.         viij bov.         vj acr. di. r.            xlix acr. j r.
xiiij bovat.         iij acr. j r.             xiiij car.        viij bov.         v acr. ij r. di.          xliiij acr. iij r.
xvj bovat.           ij acr. di.               xvj car.          viij bov.         v acr.                    xltie acr.
xxiij bovat.         jacr. j r.                xxiij car.        viij bov.         iij acr.                  xxvij acr. iij r.
N.B. This table is explained at page 447.




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Memorandum.d  Everie knighte's fee conteyninge viij carucates, and everie car. viij bov., then everie bovate conteyneth x
acres, and everie car. iiijxx acres.
Everie knighte's fee cont. vj car., and everie car. vj bov.,
then everie bovate cont. xvij acr. iij r., and everie car. vxxvj acr. di.
Everie knight's fee cont. vij car., and everie car. vij bov.,
then everie bov. cont. xiiij acr. di., and everie car. iiijxx xj acr.
di.  And so furth, ut supra patet.
Item where vj car. make a knighte's fee, and viij bov. make
one car., there everie bovate cont. xiij acr. j r., and everie car.
vXXvj acr. di., ut supra.
Item where vij car. make a knight's fee, and viij bov. make
one car., there everie bovate cont. xj acr. j r. di., and everie car.
iiijxxxj acr. di., ut supra.
Item where viij car. make a knight's fee, and viij bovates
make one car., there everie bov. cont. x acr., and everie car.
iiijx acr.  And so forth, ut supra patet.
d An explanation of Table No. V.




INDEX NOMINUM.
(The names mentioned in the Preface are not included in this Index.)
A                    Aldfield, Aldfeld, Sir Alan de, 46 n.;
Egidia de, 46 n.; Nigel de, 46 n.;
Acaster Malbis, rector of, Will. de    Will. de, 46.
Harum, 116 n.                      Aldwaldley, Aldewaldeley, Alwadlay,
Ackelom, Acklum, Aclom, Aclum, Rob.    Alwaldlay, Alwaldley, Will. de, 31,
de, 51, 53, 129, 237, 312.           41; hber. Will. de, 209, 287.
Acres, Joan of, 199 n.               Aleman, haer. Joh. le, 422.
Adamswyf, Alicia, 172.               Algar, Steph., 416 n.
Adell, rector ecclesise de, 41.      Allerstane, hler. Joh. de, 142.
Adredeby, Rob. de, 395 n.            Allerton, Allirton, Tho. de, 322; Will.
Aguillon, Aguyllun, Aglum, Galfr. de,    de, 34; hser. Will. de, 209, 286.
83, 135n., 136n., 259; Petr., 254,  Alverton  (Northallerton),  magister
260.                                 Hospitalis de, 101.
Aike, Aake, Ake, Dak, Hugo, 192;  Alli, Tho., 439.
Joh. de, 83 n.                     Alman, Joh., 264.
Alanus, capellanus, 307 n.           Alta Ripa, Dautre, Dautriue, Anton.
Albemarle, Albem', Albemarlia, Albe-    de, 242; Eliz. de, 99 n.; Godefr. de,
marill', Albemaryll', Albimarill', ab-    194, 201, 269, 356; Joh. de, 99 n.,
bat of, Will., 248 n.                310; Rob. de, 226; Tho. de, 201,
-, corn', 274, 275.           355; Will. de, 86, 225, 226, 254,
-, comes, 2, 13, 144, 212,    310n.
239, 243, 248, 249, 377, 387, 389,  Alward, Joh., 337.
432, 436; Tho. de Fortibus, 436 n.;  Alwarthorp, Alwardthorp, AlwardeWill. de Fortibus, 32 n., 376 n., 432 n.,   thorp, Joh. de, 62; Tho. de, 324.
436 n.                             Amcotes, Ric. de, 68., comitissa, 32, 33, 41, 42,  Amory, Hameri, har., 290.
44, 45, 118, 121, 437; Avelina de  Anlaby, Anlaeby, Anlaghby, Anleghby,
Fortibus, 74, 77, 437; Isab. de For-    Anloby, Anlonby, Anerloby, Avicia
tibus v. de Redvers, 32 n., 432 n.,    de, 255; Joh. fil. Tho. de, 139; Petr.
436 n.                               de, 308; Ric. de, 81, 263, 308; Tho.
Alberbirg, Tho. de, 274.                de, 139; Will. fil. Petri de, 80.
Albini, Nigel de, 97 n.              Annesley, Anneslay, Anesley, Aneslay,
Albo Monasterio, Ran. de, 26 n, 222,    Andesly, Hugo de, 420, 440, 441;
321 n., 343 n.; Regin. de, 26, 222;    Joh. de, 4, 6, 8, 9, 231, 232, 282,
haer. Regin. de, 291;-see Blaunc-    283, 440, 441; Sir John de, 387 n.;
musters.                             Rob. de, 440, 441; Tho. de, 281 n.
Aldburgh, Joh. de, 158.              Anselin, Matilda, the heiress of, 50 n.
Aldeford, Steph. de, 83.             Ape, Matilda, 172.
Aldelin, Rog., 212.                  Appelby, Apelby, Hen. de, 329; Rob.
Aldelot, Aldelotes, Joh., 246, 306.    de, 254.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                            449
Appelforth, Appelford, Apelforth, Will.  Aula, Hen. de, 191, 194; Rob. de, 216;
de, 4 n., 231, 282.                    -see Haule.
Apelgarth, Appilgarth, Rob. de, 172,  Aumener, Mich. le, 76, 247.
179 n.; Tho. de, 179, 335.           Aunby, Auneby, Outhenby, Tho. de,
Appelton, Appilton, Appylton, Apelton,   281., 358, 394 n.; Will. de, 394 n.
Apilton, Apylton, moniales de, 18,  Aunsell, Joh., 272; Ric., 272.
86, 199, 241.                        Auslouerd, Will., 228., priorissa de, 23, 24, 56, 218,  Austwick,-see Oustwick.
223.                                 Averenches,  Averange,  Avereyngs,
Apperley, Walt. de, 231, 282.            Averinges, Averoyns, d'Averenge,
Araynes, —see Darayns.                   Joh. de, 66, 67; Ric. de, 241; Will.
Arches, Archis, Arcubus, Alice de,       de, 317.
281 n.; Christian de, 281 n.; hser.  Ayketon, Will. fil. Elise de, 228.
de, 19; Joan de, 281 n.; Osbert. de,  Aylsye, Rob., 318.
9 n., 19, 281 n.; Petr. de, 34, 40;  Aynderby, Job. de, 337; Rob. de, 149.
Tho. de, 184; Will. de, 417 n.       Ayr, Ric., 217, 289.
Archidiaconus, 393.
Arderne, Ric. de, 339 n.; Will de,
339 n.                                                B
Argenton, Argent', Agn. de, 130 n.;
Julian de, 130 n.; Rog. de, 130.;   Babington,  Babinton,  Babynaton,
Will. de, 130 n., 131; haer. Will.,    Hugo de, 347 n., 398, 428; Sir Hugh
130.                                   de, 37 n.; Lucia de, 347 n., 428; Ric.
Arnald, Steph., 259.                     de, 37., 209, 288, 347 n., 400, 405,
Arthington, Arthyngton, Laur. de,        406, 426, 428; haer. Ric. de, 347.
207, 208, 287, 347; Petr. de, 40; Rob.  Babthorp, Babbethorpe,  Babethorp,
de, 31, 40.                            Martin de, 242 n.; Rad. de, 67, 88 n.,
~,-~- -, prioress of, Kath. Wils-  242; Rob. de, 242 n.
thorp, 27 n.                         Bacheler, Bathell, Bothell, Walt., 83 n. 
Arundale, Arundall, Arundell, Adam       heir. Walt. le, 252.
de, 46, 71, 131, 270; Avicia fil. Adae,  Bacon, Bartrian., 379.
270; Osbert., 417 n.                 Bagotte, Petr., 124.
Arusum, Baldric de, 131 n.; Ric. de,  Balliol, Ball', Balyol, Ada de, 133 n.;
131 n.                                 Devorgilla v. Dorvegull' de, 58; doAschebury, Asshebur', Hasshebury,        mina de, 92; fam. of, 4 n.; Hugo de,
Tho. de, 231, 282, 359.                133 n.; Joh. de, 133; Sir John de,
Ask, Aske, Adam de, 172; Hugo de,        58 n.; Lora de, 53 n.
167, 171, 172; Job. de, 167, 180;   Banastre, Will., 149.
Rog. de, 166 n., 333, 334, 339.      Banewell, Joh. de, 25.
Aslacby, Aslakeby, haer. Arnaldi de,  Bank, Adam del, 195.
142, 240; Guido de, 143.             Barbot, Tho., 3, 11, 233, 283, 365.
Atewyk, Athewyk, Adam  de, 5, 8;  Bard, Barde, Job., 139, 140, 145, 146,
Agn. de, 269 n.                        273, 326 n.; Ric. le, 36; Will., 239,
Aton, Ayton, Gilb. de, 216 n., 242 n.,    273,315,326.
261, 263, 267, 316, 326; G. de, 314;  Bardolf, Hugh, 108.; hear. Iugonis,
hair. Gilb. de, 242; haeres de, 267;   108.
Job. de, 255; Will. de, 67, 68, 71,  Bardon, Walt. de, 268.
138, 216 n.; hmr. Will. de, 268, 275.  Baren', Alan., 137; Joh., 137.
Attebec de Hampelford, Will., 110.     Barevill, Barvile, Bervill, Rob. de, 4, 8;
Attebek, Galfr., 106.                    Tho. de, 231, 282.
Attegrene, Will., 211.                 Barffbet, Bargot, Tho., 3 n.
Atte Milnes, Rob., 318.                Barker, Rog. de, 189.
Attewell, Job., 177.                   Barkethorp, Rad. de, 269, 271;-see
Aucher, alias Fitz Aucher, Sir Hen.,     Berkethorp.
215;-see fil. Aucheri.              Barkston, Barkeston, Alicia de, 48 n.;
Auckland, dean of, Tho. Hebden, 20 n.    Job. de, 346 n.; Rob. de, 384; Tho.
Audley, Daudeley, Joan de, 361 n.;    de, 48, 364 n.; Walt. de, 48 n., 346 n.;
Nic. de, 361; Nic., lord, 361 n.       Will. de, 346., 419; Will. fil. Job.
Augre, Joh. de, 423.                    fil. Walt. de, 419.
G G




450                        INDEX  NOMINUM.
Barmby, Rob., 137.                     Bella Aqua, Bellew, Beleaue, Belewe,
Barnack,-see Bernak.                     Adam de, 387; domina de, 345; Isab.
Barneby, Berneby, Joh. de, 232; Rob.     de, 214 n., 245 n., 365, 424 n., 425,
de, 129; Mr. Rob. de, 231, 282, 359;   426; Joan de, 215 n., 219 n.; Job.
Tho. de, 414; Will. de, 5, 8, 10, 143,    de, 25, 48, 90 n., 93, 99, 214 n., 215 n.,
324, 418.                              219 n., 232, 284, 399, 403, 409, 412,
Barott, Alex., 165 n.                    421, 424, 425, 426, 440 n., 441; Sir
Barteram, Rob., 87.                      John de, 345 n., 365 n., 424 n.; hser.
Barthelby, Rob. de, 310.                 Joh. de, 214, 283, 284 n., 426 n.;
Barton, Hen. de, 420; Johanna de,    Laderina de, 90 n., 215 n., 219 n.;
303; Johannes de, 113, 115, 314,    Sibilla de, 219 n.; Steph. de, 4, 8,
321, 323, 325; Nic. de, 110, 112,    231, 232, 282, 283, 358, 359, 365,
114, 115, 116 n.; Ric. de, 148; Rob.    426 n.; Will. de, 10, 214 n., 409,
de, 320.                               424, 425, 426.
Barvile,-see Barevill.                 Bella Landa, Bell', Bilanda, Byland,
Basedale, moniales de, 236.              abbas de, 23, 86, 105, 106, 107, 114,
Basset, feod. de, 112; Walt., 213, 214.  139, 217, 226, 228, 322, 332, 343,
Bassingburn, Humph. de, 47; Mary         352, 361.
de, 47 n., abbas et conv. de, 125.
Basy, Alice, 219 n.; Ric., 219 n.; Rog.,  -, monks of, 106 n., 131 n.,
219, 290, 343; Walt., 219 n.           139 n.
Bataill, Bataille, Rob., 252; hber. Rob.  Belle, Job., 273; Tho., 438.
de la, 316.                          Bellerby, Joh. de, 174; Tho. de, 174.
Bath and Wells, bp. of, Rob. Burnell,  Belligvere, Will. fil. Petri de, 395.
175, 176.                            Bello Campo, Job. de, 88; J. de, 423.
Bathell, Walt., 83;-see Bacheler.      Belsome, Belson, Tho. de, 340.
Bathersby, Rad. de, 124; Ric. de, 354.  Beltoft, Egidia de, 46; Hugo de, 46.
Bathon, Falco de, 5.                   Benet, Joh., 265.
Bati, Rog., 274; Will., 256.           Benington, Benyngton, Ric. de, 272;
Batman, Job., 439.                       Will. de, 18 n.
Batteley fam., 225 n.                  Benniworth, Benigworth, Benigwarth,
Baucrom, Tho., 176 n.                    Benyngworth, Marg. de, 395; Tho.
Baud, Laurencia le, 385 n.; Nic. le,     de, 395 n.; Will. de, 395 n., 396.
385 n.; Walt., 385.; Sir Walt.,  Bentley, Bentele, Bentelei, Benteley,
386 n.; Will., 385, 386 n.             her. de, 91; Job., 91 n.; lords of,
Baudewyn, Math., 354; Tho., 174, 177.    6 n.; Ric. de, 91 n., 253, 256, 261;
Baundmusters,-see Blauncmusters.         Rob. de, 232, 308.
Bautre, Will. de, 306;-see Beautre.    Benyngfeld, hEer. Math. de, 142.
Bayn, Johanna, 129.                    Berard, Joh., 268.
Baynton, Tho. de, 256.                 Berchaud,  Berchaude, Berchaunde,
Beauchefe, abbas de, 3.                  Berchautes, Galfr., 75 n., 372; haer.
Beaufiz, Hen., 349.                      Galfr., 75; Joh. fil. Galfr. de, 75 n.;
Beaumont, Isab. de, 218 n., 251 n.,      Will., 245.
343 n.,-see Vescy.                   Bercroft, Alicia de, 227; Marg. de,
Beautre, Hugo de, 248;- see Bautre.      226; Ric. de, 226.
Beauver, Job. de, 81; Rad., 260; Tho.  Berdene, Berd', Walt. de, 160.
de, 80.                              Berdsey, Hugo de, 177 n.
Becard, Bekard, Joh., 353; Petr., 211,  Berelaund, Berilande, Hen. de, 73 n.
267, 295.                            Berford, Emma de, 169.
Bedale, Bedall, Matilda de, 333; par-   Berg, Bergh, Bernard de, 110, 122,
sona ecclesiae de, 348.                123, 320; Will. de, 312.
Bedeford, vicecomes, 433.              Berghby, Will. de, 207.
Beke, Antonius de, 61; Joh., 191.      Berkethorp, Rad. fil. Will. de, 71;
Bekwith, Adam de, 343 n.; Eliz., 343 n.  Walt. de, 71;-see Barkethorp.
Belkethorp, Belkerthorp, Job. de, 342,  Bereheby, Berheby, Beruby  (Bor343; Rad. de, 88; Tho. de, 342 n.,    rowby), hbr. de, 237; Mich. de, 100,
372 n.; Tho. fil. Will. de, 28 n.; Will.    160; Nic. de, 100 n.
de, 372 n.; Sir Will. de, 342 n.;-see   Bernak, Barnack, Ric. de, 6, 9; Sir
Marston.                               Ric. de, 6 n.; Will., 256, 307.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             451
Bernard, Adam, 266.                     Birne, Joh. de, 438, 439.
Berlay, Berley, haer. de, 209, 287; Ric.   Birom, Byrom, Nic. 211; Rio., 378;
de, 272, 274, 315, 344, 412, 415; Sir   Rob., 378 n.;-see Byron.
Ric. de, 344 n.; Rob. de, 38, 39,  Birstal, Bristall, Burstal, prior de, 374,
403; Will. de, 344 n., 415.            376.
Berneby,-see Barneby.                   Birton, Will. fil. Tho. de, 351.
Bernevill, Joh. de, 269, 315; Ric. de,  Biset, Ric., 265.
21, 72; Rob. de, 72 n.                Biskin, Alicia de, 73.
Berningham, Bernyngham, Joh. de,  Blaby, Alice de, 99 n., 130 n.; Cecilia
167, 333; Mich. de, 167; Petr. de,      de, 99 n.; Christian de, 99 n.; Eliz.
170; Ric. de, 333; Will. de, 166,       de, 99 n.; Eustachia de, 99 n.; Joan
171.                                    de, 99 n.; Job. de, 99, 130 n., 131;
Berry, Will., 167.                         haer. Joh. de, 238, 330.
Bert, Galfr., 137; Simon, 131, 137.     Blackburn, Alice, 258 n.; Nic., 258 n.
Bertham, Bretham, Rog. de, 172.         Blakman, Rog., 169.
Bertram, haer. Reneri, 142; haer. Ric.,  Blandan, Joh., 81 n.
142 n.                                Blasceles, Blassell, feod. de, 124; Hugo,
Bervill,-see Barevill.                     76, 247 n.
Berwint, Adam de, 89 n.                 Blaunch', Rob., 270.
Berwyk, Berwyke, Adam de, 21, 200.    Blauncmusters, Blankmonstre, BlaundBesengers, Will., 140 n.                  musters,  Baundmusters,  Glaunt',
Besingby, Besyngby, Isab. de, 252;         Ran. de, 343; Regin. de, 321; Rog.
Joh. de, 110, 119.                      de, 116, 119;-see Albo Monasterio.
Beston, Bieston, Rad. de, 348; Will.  Blida, prior de, 366; Will. de, subde, 227, 280, 360.                      decanus Ebor., 385 n.
Beswente, Adam de, 89 n.                Blundell, Rob., 256.
Beverig, Rob., 274.                     Blundesdon, Blundeston, Rob. de, 406,
Beverley, Beverlay, Beverlaco, Rob. de,    410.
273; Will. de, 109, 406, 407, 410, 426.   Boby, Botheby, Juliana de, 246; Rob.
precentor of,  Hamilton,       de, 246, 305; Will., 272.
Will. de, 5 n.                        Boithorp, Math. de, 274., provost of, Will. de Ebor.,   Boketon,-see Buckton.
20 n., 72 n.                          Bolbek, hair. Will. de, 143.
Beverlaci, S. Johannes, 80, 82, 83, 84,   Bolingbrooke,  Bolingbroke,  Boling85, 88, 92.                             brikes,  Bolyngbrok,  Bulingbrok,
Bierley, Berill, Birill, Birrill, Jord. de,  Adam de, 380 n.; Agn. de, 380 n.;
226, 227.                               Andreas de, 380; Eliz. de, 380 n.;
Bieston,-see Beston.                       Emma de, 380 n.; Marion de, 380 n.;
Bigot, Bygod, Bygot, Bygott, Alice,       Nic. de, 356; Rog. de, 380 n.; Tho.
314.; feod. de, 204, 267; Hugo,      de, 380 n.
107., 143, 432; Isab., 275; Joan,   Bolling, Bollyng, Will. de, 226, 361.
107n.; Joh., 151, 268, 275, 314;   Bolron, Tho. de, 164.
Ralph, 275 n.; Rog., comes Norf', v.  Boltby, Bolteby, Adam de, 434 n.; Sir
comes Marescallus, 71, 72, 107, 108,    Adam de, 152 n.; Avora de, 97; Eva
118, 121, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142,      de, 152 n., 434 n.
143, 144, 239, 275 n., 314 n., 379.   Bolton, Boleton, Bouelton, Boulton,
Bilby, Rob., 232 n.                       Bouuelton,  Bovelton,  Bowelton,
Bilegley, Hen., 384.                       Adam de, 258; Alice, 258 n.; Elena
Billiburgh, Hugo de, 91 n.                 de, 150; Hugo de, 390; Job. de,
Billingey, Bilingei, abbas de, 391 n.;     17, 82, 108 n., 112 a., 198, 257 n.,
Petr. de, 395 n.                         258 n., 354, 382 n.; Marg., 258 n.;
Bilton, Beatrix de, 272, 273; haer.        Nic. de, 354; Rad. de, 174; Rob. de,
Saieri de, 262; Will. de, 315.           17, 108, 112, 115, 198, 257, 259, 310,
Bingley, Bingeley, Byngley, haer. de,      321 n.; Tho. de, 108 a.,112,257, 324,
287; Jordan. de, 41.                     382; haer. Tho. de, 78; Will. de,
Birkin, Birkyn, Adam dom. de, 38 n.;       258 n.
Adam, son of Peter de, 50n.; Isab., prior de, 13, 14, 18, 32, 42,
de, 49n.; Matilda de, 50n.; Peter        189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 196, 201,
de, 38 n.; Tho. de, 38 n., 49 n., 273.   207, 209, 286, 305, 347, 348, 349, 357.
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452                          INDEX  NOMINUM.
Bolton, rector ecclesise de, 198.       Bray,-see Drax.
Bonde, Walt., 175.                       Bray, Joh. de, 387 n.
Boneface, Will., 270.                    Brayboef, Tho. de, 394 n.
Bonenfaunt, Hen., 425.                   Braynes,-see Dareins.
Bonevill, haer. Will. de, 102.          Brehuse, Bronhue, Ric. de, 118, 121.
Bordesden, Bordesdon, Joh. de, 321.      Brereton, Joh. de, 353; Ric. de, 434.
Bosco,-see Boys.                         Bressenay, Brossenay, Agn. de, 19.
Bossale, Bocehall, Cossale, Joh. de,   Bretby, Breteby,  Burteby (Birkby),
51 n.; her. Joh. de, 51; Nic. de,       Joh. de, 98 n.; Rog., 180.
51 n., 312; Will. de, 325.            Bretegate, Brettegate, Elena de, 65 n.;
Bosvile, Bosvill,  Bosevill,  Bosvyll,     Jeremy de Luda de, 65 n.; Nic. de,
Boyvill, Jac. de, 309, 345, 412; Sir    65 a.
James, 345 n.; Sir John, 345 a.;   Bretham, Bertham, Rog. de, 172.
Petr. de, 4; Rob. de, 358; Tho. de,   Breton, Bryton, magister Alan. le, 26,
358.                                    434 n.; —see Bufford; Alicia, 237;
Botheby,-see Boby.                         Galfr., 177; Joh. de, v. le, 156, 169,
Bothecolloke, Paulin., 193.                176, 178, 185, 256,339 n.; Sir Philip
Bothell, Walt., 83 n.;-see Bacheler.      le, 178 n., 339 n.; heer. Phil. de, 339;
Bothis, Hen. de, 150.                      -see Bretton.
Boteler,  Botiler, Botiller, Buteler,   Brett, Brette, Brid, Joh., 312; Ric.,
Butiller, Butteler, Daniel le, 4; feod.  111; Walt. le, 4, 439; Will., 321.
de, v. le, 156, 373, 374, 375; Joh. le,   Bretton, Mr. Alan. de, 26 n.; Joh. de,
3, 11, 194, 232, 233, 265, 283, 365;    228; Serlo de, 384; Tho. de, 213;Ribald. le, 227; Roald. le, 227 n.      see Breton.
Botelrie, Will. de la, 275.                  ~, prior de, 7, 352, 365, 366.
Botte, Tho., 19.                        Bretvill, Brettevill, Bawdewin., 176;
Bouisaunt, Hen. de,.31.                   Ric., 176; Rob. de, 393 n.; Will. de,
Bourge, haer. Simon., 265.                 335.
Bourn, Tho. de, 419.                    Bribaund, Hen. de, 73.
Bovington,-see Boynton.                  Brid,-see Brett.
Bower, Mr., 5 n.                        Briddale, Jollan. de, 272.
Bowes, Steph. de, 168, 170.             Briddesalle, Briddessale, Adam de, 72,
Boy, hrer. Walt., 142, 240.                271; Gilb. de, 271, 275; Joh. de,
Boynton, Bouyngton, Bovington, Bo-         72.
vyngton, Doyngton, Ingelr. de, 235,   Bridlington,  Briddelington,  Bride329; Will. de, 56, 127.                 lyngton, Bridlyngton, Brydlington,
Boys, Bosco, Hen. de, 143, 211, 353,       Brydlyngton, Mr. Rob. de, 429, 430.
434..; Ric. de, 211 n., 434.           -, canons of, 140 n., 141 n.
Boyvill, Joh. de, 191, 193; Phil., 177;          -, monks of, 52 n., 53 n.,
Will. de, 179, 191 n.;-see Bosvile.     177 n.
Brabant, Giles de, 380 n.                        -, prior de, 51, 53, 54, 55,
Bradelei, Rob. fil. Ric. de, 357.          56, 58, 59, 75, 140, 145, 146, 158,
Bradenstoke, Bradenstok, Bradelestok,      177, 219, 246, 290, 303, 311, 312,
canons of, 5 n.; prior de, 5, 365.      327, 336, 343, 372 n.
Bradford, Joh. de, 226., prior and convent of, 140 n.
Brafferton, rector of, Hen. Wilsthorp,   Bridmore, Ric. de, 261.
27 n.                                 Brigham, Theobald. de, 312; Will. de,
Braham, Brame, Mich. de, 31; Simon         195, 312.
de, 347.                              Brisbang', hoeres de, 263.
Brakanbergh,  Brakenberg,  Braken-   Bristall,-see Birstal.
bergh, haer. de, 20; Rob. de, 200.    Britannia, Joh. de, comes Richmund.,
Bramley, Major' de, 226.                   92 n., 104n., 148, 149, 150, 162,
Brandan, Joh., 81.                         222 n., 231, 307, 333, 334, 335, 338;
Brandon, Will. de, 42, 287 n.; her.        -see Richmond.
Will. de, 209.                        Brocas, Bernard, 25 n.; Sir Bernard,
Braneau, Joh., 81 n.                       25 n.; Johanna, 25 n.
Brantyng, Rad. de, 161.                 Brocur, Brokur, Will. de, 77, 248.
Brantingham, Brantyngham, Joh. de,   Brodecruste, Amicia de, 80 n.
269, 429.                             Broghton, Joh. de, 35.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                                453
Broune, Browne, Brom', Hugo, 145,   Bulur, Bulure, her. Will. le, 151.
270; Job., 190;-see Brun.              Burdon, Burdun, Alex., 87; Alicia, 87;
Brudecroft, Amicia de, 80.                   Beatrix, 254; Brian., 245 n., 255,258,
Brumeby,-see Burnby.                         310, 319; Custancia, 87; Isab. de,
Brumpton, Rob. de, 341; Tho. fil. Rad.       245 n.; Joh., 214, 274, 284; Letia,
de, 101.                                  87; Tho., 61, 86, 87, 254; Will. de,
Brun, Brune, Hugo, 254;  Matilda,            120.
272; Steph., 72.                       Burgh, Burgo, Gortz, Edm. de, 5; Phil.
Bruneby, Brunneby,-see Burnby.               de, 352 n.; Tho. de, 150, 151, 175,
Brunham,-see Nunburnholme.                   225, 337, 338, 352, 424; huer. Tho.
Bruning, Let', 260.                          de, 149, 151, 160; Mr. Will. de, 174.
Brus, Bruys, Adam, 143, 272; Agn.   Burgrave, Edm. de, 5 n.
de, 90 n.; Constance, 220 n.; Lade-   Burnby, Brumeby, Bruneby, Brunneby,
rina de, 90 n., 215 n., 219, 307 n.;      Ric. de, 81, 255; Will. de, 86.
Lucy de, 90 n., 131 n., 307 n.; Marg.   Burnell, Hugh, 175 n.; Philip, 175 n.;
de, 131 n.; Marjoria de, 307 n.; Petr.    Rob., bp. of Bath and Wells, 175,
de, 32, 46, 90n., 109, 127, 131.,        176.
144, 215 n., 219 n., 223, 240, 307 n.,   Burnellus, 391.
432; haer. Petri de, 33, 40, 105; Sir   Burstal, Burstall, Brystall, Joh. de, 213,
Peter de, 28n.; Ric. de, 21, 141,         284, 387; Rob. de, 384; Will de, 48;
142, 147, 199, 201; hser. Ric. de,        see Birstal.
198; Rob. de, 90 n., 136 n., 137 n.;   Burteby, Joh. de, 98;-see Bretby.
haer. Rog. de, 25; Sir Roger, 220 n.;  Burton, Dr., 80n., 106 n.; Elias de,
Will. de, 142, 143, 144, 147, 196.        274; Joh. de, 341, 408; Mr., 241 n.;
-, feod. de, 55, 56, 58, 59, 90, 106,      Nic. de, 331, 435; Nic. fil. Nic. de,
112, 119, 122, 204, 206, 217, 249,        418, 435 n.; Ric. de, 153; Roald. de,
256, 258, 266, 268, 270, 275, 372,        150 n.,-see fil. Roaldi; Rog. de,
382.                                      322; Tho. de, 87, 212, 388, 414, 434,
-, hber. de, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,       435 n.; Will. de, 263.
46, 49, 90, 117, 118, 132.              Buscy, Bussey, feod. de, 72; Oliver de,
Bryninghurst, Will. de, 256.                95, 98, 106; Will. de, 322.
Brynyston, Alex. de, 179.                 Busheby, Alicia de, 303.
Bryton,-see Breton.                       Buskeby, Will. de, 266.
Bubwith, Bubbewith, Bubwyth, Walt.   Bussell, Joh., 146;-see Russell.
de, 53, 253, 309.                       Busshell, Rob., 127.
Buck, Buk, Buke, Elias, 195; Rob.,   Bustard, Joh., 216 n.; Osbert. de Torp,
194, 195, 357; Rog., 195n.                pater Roberti, 216n.; Ric., 216,
Buck', vicecomes, 433.                       258; Rob., 23, 24, 216, 217, 289;
Buckeden, Bukeden, Adam  fil. Aliciae        Tho., 216 n.
de, 201; Alicia de, 20, 22, 201; Elias   Buttercrambe, Joh. de, 271.
de, 19.                                 Butterwyck,  Butterwyk,  Buterwik,
Buckton,Boketon,Buckeden,Bucketon,           Buterwyk, Ric. de, 120, 180, 186;
Bucton, Bukden, Buketon, Rob. de,         huer. Rog. de, 111, 112.
273, 275, 314; Walt. de, 52, 57, 311;   Bykerton, Tho. de, 64.
Will. de, 55, 71, 73, 245, 313.         Byland,-see Bella Landa.
Budde, Nic., 111.                         Byndlosse, Rob., 212.
Budlers, Rob. de, 205 n.                  Byron, Byroun, Byrom, Job., 347;
Bugthorp, Buggethorp, Alicia de, 221,        Ric., 324, 378; Rob., 378 n.
290,342; Will. de, 221,222,290,342.   Byscopton, Job. de, 212.
Buldford, Bulford, Bolford, Joh. de,
117, 120, 121.
Bull, Rob., 189.                                             C
Bulloke, Rog., 193, 195.
Bulmer, Bulemer, Bullemer, Job. de,   Caber, Kabergh, Alan. de, 161.
108, 122, 123, 129, 130, 135; her.   Cailly, Caily, Kailly, Adam de, 311 n.;
J. de, 237; Rad. de, 129 n., 320, 378;    Emma de, 311n.; Job. de, 198;
haer. Will. de, 151 n.                    Simon, 311., rector of, Simon de Clare-   Calton, Steph. de, 190.
vaux, 99 n.                             Calvehird, Warin. le, 65.




454                          INDEX NOMINUM.
Calverley, Calverlay, Eliz. de, 348 n.;   Catherton, Kaderton, Alan. de, 16, 19,
Joh. de, 33n., 360, 416; Sir John         29, 189, 196, 199; Job. de, 196,
de, 348 n.; Walt. de, 420;-see Scott.    357 n.
Calveton, Nic. de, 410, 426.              Cathorp, Joh. de, 357.
Calvo Monte,-see Chaumond.                Catterick, vicar of, Mr. Hen. Wilsthorp,
Camera, Agn. de, 220 n.; Ambrosius          27 n.
de, 237, 329; Cristiana de, 238;   Catton, Katton, Rob. de, 273; Tho.
Gilb. de, 124, 133; Hen. de, 220,         de, 275; her. Walt. de, 86; Will.
290, 346; Joh. de, 220 n., 226, 232;      de, 272.
Ric. de, 384; Rob. de, 226 n.; R. de,   Caulz, Matilda, the heiress of, 50 n.
376; Will. de, 48 n., 213, 284,384 n.,   Cave, Alex. de, 234, 264, 277 n., 309;
405.                                      Ellen de, 264 n.; Hen. de, 86; Joan
Camerarius, Hen., 242; Rob., 422;-          de, 264 n.; Joh. de, 256, 260; Joh.
see Chamberlayn.                          fil. Joh. de, 309; Nic. de, 264, 307;
Camerton, Coverington, Beatrix de,          Petr. de, 264 n.; Rob. de, 91 n.;
246 n.; Job. de, 246 n.; Tho de, 75,      Will. fil. Petri de, 90.
376.                                  Cawood, Cawod, David de, 63, 262,
Cameys, Ela de, 243 n.; Ralph de, 243n.     438; fam. of, 438 n.
Cantilupe, Cantelupo, Cantilupo, Can-   Cayton, Kayton, Hen. de, 139; Joh.
tolupo, Cantelo, Cantelue, Caun-          de, 72, 274; Tho. de, 270, 272.
telou, Emma de, 281 n.; Eva de,   Cayvill, Job. de, 260.
322; Geo. de, 16 n.; haer. de, 22;   Celer, Rob. du, 273.
Milisenta de, 16, 43 n.; Will. de, 6,   Cerf, Cerfe, Cerff, Sarf, Serf, Adam le,
9, 16, 22,42n.,43, 45, 230, 281.          178 n., 218n., 221 n.; Joh. le, 86;
Cantuar., archiep., 92; Rob., 249.          Matilda, 178 n., 218 n., 221 n.; Tho.,, —-    feod. archiep., 54, 55, 56,     218, 289; Will. le, 64n., 216, 221,
57, 58, 59, 92, 256, 274.                 290.
Capellanus, Alan., 145; Galfr., 275;   Cessevaus,-see Sezevaux.
Rob., 142, 170, 258; Tho., 439;   Cestria, Cestre, Costr', Hugo de, 184;
Will., 166, 258;-see Chapelain.           Job. de, 145 n.; Petr. de, 12, 40;
Capon, Capoun, Cutbert., 131; Wibert.,      Mr. Ric. de, 410, 426; Will. de,
95; Will., 137.                           184 n.;-see Chester.
Capsy, Copsy, Hen., 63 n.                 Cestrise, comes, 86, 87; constabularius,
Captoft, hEer. de, 263.                     383;-see Chester.
Cardvill, Ric. de, 262.                   Cestriensis, episcopus, 342;-see LangCarlaton, Rob. de, 245 n.                   ton.
Carlisle, earls of, 143 a.                Chaerthorp,-see Carthorp.
Carlton, Carleton, Karleton, Alex. de,   Chaggeley, Job. de, 268 n.
303; Avicia de, 244 n.; Eudo de,   Chamber, Chambre, Chaumber, Chaum170; Hen. de, 98; Joh. de, 76, 98,       bre, Ric. de la, 160; Tho. de la, 348;
244; rector ecclesine de, 201; Rob.      Will. de la, 78, 85.
de, 207; Steph. de, 190 n.; Walt. de,   Chamberd,   Chambard,  Chambare,
323.                                      Chaumbard, Chaumberd, Kambard,, hser. de, 207, 286.                  Joh., 113, 115, 177; Rob., 111, 122,
Carp', Rog., 264.                           123; Will., 177 n., 434.
Carpentarius, Carpenter, Charpenter,   Chamberlayn, Chamblayn, Chambleyn,
Galfr. le, 89; Hen, 111 n.; Joh.,         Chaumberlayn, Chaumberleyn, Ca318; Laur., 111; Will., 172, 194,         merarius, Elena, 20 n.; beer. Henr.
195, 413; W., 376.                        de, 66; Rad., 275; Rob., 20 n.; Tho.,
Carthorp, Chaerthorp, Joh. de, 311;         365; Walt. le, 11; Will., 275.
Rog. de (?), 423; Will. de, 79, 423., heer. de, 60, 61.
Carvile, John, 138 n.                     Chanci, Chancy, Chaunci, Chauncy,
Casel,-see Roseles.                         Alicia de, 232 n., 269 n.;  Marg.,
Cassaner', 261.                             217 n.; Sir Philip, 219 n.; Sir Simon
Castelle, rex, 432, 434.                    de, 219 n.;  Tho. de, 71, 232 n.,
Castelley, Castellay, Will. de, 45, 349.    269 n., 274; Tho. fil. Rob. de, 433;
Castellund, Galfr. de, 392 n.               Will., 315.
Castri Bernardi, dominus, 4, 7.               -, feod. de, 57, 58, 219, 250, 269,
Cateby, priorissa et conv. de, 385 n.       274.




INDEX NOMINUM.                                 455
Chapelain, Chapelyn, Ivole, 86; Tho.,        Harsculph. de, 334; Joh. de, 336,
439;-see Capellanus.                     339; Rob. de, 179, 182.
Charkenull, Charkevill,-see Jarken-   Cleveland, archdeacon of, Steph. de
ville.                                    Mauley, 134 n.
Charles, Edw., 164, 165, 168, 334, 335;   Clevyng, Job. de, 255.
haer. Will., 164 n.                     Cliff, Clyff, Nic. de, 90, 260.
Charron, Charroun, Ric. de, 159; Ric.   Clifford, Clyfford, Henry, lord, 13 n.;
fil. Wychardi de, 167; Wichard. de,       Isab. de, 2 n.; Marm. de, 214, 284;
158, 159, 173.                            Rob. de, 232; Robert, lord, 356.;
Chater, Will. fil. Hug. de, 439.             haer. Rob. de, 356; Rog. de, 2 n.,
Chaumond, Chaumont, Chamont, Shau-           356 n.
mund,CalvoMonte,Gaceusde,217.,   Clifton, Clyfton, Gilb. de, 153, 154,
434; haer. Gacei de, 289; Joan, 20 n.;   434; Regin. de, 337.
Joh. de, 20 n., 217, 325, 380 n.; Sir   Cliva, Durand de, 139 n.; Will. de,
John, 325 n.                              139 n.
Chauncefeld, Joh. de, 115.                Clok, Alicia, 270.
Chaworth, Chewoord, Cheworth, Eva   Clotheram, Clotherom, Clotheroum,
de, 3 n., 261 n.;  Payne de, 3 n.,        Clotherum, Ivo de, 314; Joh. de,
261 n.; Tho. de, 2, 233.                  435; Rog. de, 331, 435 n.; Will. de,
Cheseandbrede,  Cheese - and - bread,        212.
Galfr., 263.                            Cock, haeres Rob., 265.
Chester, earls of, 12 n.; Rannulph, earl   Cocus, Adam, 211; Alan., 165; Joh.,
of, 42 n.;-see Cestria.                  318; Ric., 384 n.; Will., 272.
Chesterunt, Chestrunt, Cesterunt, Hen.,   Codenouere, Tho. de, 112 n.
194; Will. de, 76, 189, 192, 193, 194.   Coke, Sir Edw., 201 n.
Chichester, archdeacon of, Josceline,   Cokefeld, Kokefeld, Rob. de, 241.
216 n.                                  Cckerel, Ivo, 401; Job., 401, 409, 413;
Chiefnies, Joh. de, 265.                     Rob., 389; Tho. fil. Ivon., 420.
Cireby, Cyreby,-see Driby.                Cokerington, Galfr. de, 252; Gilb. de,
Cissor, Rob., 272.                           251.
Clapham, Clapeham, Joh. de, 278;   Coketon, Joh. de, 83;-see Oketon.
Will. de, 278, 362.                     Colbain, Colbam, Joh., 122, 123.
Clare, Claro, corn. de, 199; earls of,   Colby, Colleby, Joh. de, 180, 236, 263;
200 n.; Gilb. de, earl of Glouc.,    hber. Joh. de, 415; Rob., 124.
199n., 200 n., 278 n., 302 n.; Joan    Coldon, Will. fil. Isab. de, 409.
de, 199 n.; Marg. de, 302 n.; Roesia   Coleswayn, 108 n.
de, 278 n.                              Collom, Collum, Colom, Colum, Hugo
Clarell, Will., 344.                         de, 67; Math. de, 272; Will., 73.
Clarevaux, Clarvaus, Clerevall, Clere-, rector of, Martin de Grymevaux, Clervaus, Claris Vallibus, Eva      ston, 272 n.
de, 99 n., 178 n.; Joh. de, 178, 218 n.,   Colman, bp. of Lindisfarne, 137 n.
221 n.; Kath. de, 178 n,; Matilda, Joh., 150;  Rob. 175.;
de, 178 n., 218 n., 221 n.; Nic. de,      Stacius, 169.
99 a.; Peter de, 178 n.; Rob. de,   Colton, Colt', Walt. de, 110 n., 118.
99 n., 165 n., 178 n., 222, 291; Mr.   Colvill, Colevill, Colevyle, Collevill,
Simon de, 98 n., 99, 100, 178 n.;         Colvell, Kokevill, Kolevill, Hugo de,
Tho. de, 98, 178; Sir Tho. de, 178 n.;    255; Job. de, 260; Phil. de, 98 a.;
Will. de, 178 n., 335.                    Rob. de, 234, 266, 273, 314, 315,
Clay, Joh. de, 347 n.                        322, 328, 341; Steph. de, 255; Tho.
Clayton, Will. de, 139 n., 227.              de, 94, 323, 336, 337; Will. de, 73,
Clebek, Glebek, Tho. de, 179 n.              98, 102, 103, 126, 266, 267.
Clehay, Joh. de, 247.                     Colyngham, Cullingham, Rob., 175.
Clericus, Clere', Clerk, Adam, 438;   Comyn, Isab., 320.
Bertram., 86; Galfr., 169; Joh., 261;   Conani, Hen. fil.,-see fil. Conani.
haer. Martini, 111; Nic., 261; Rad.,   Coniston, Conyston, Job. de, 189; Ric.
79; Rob., 172, 211, 232, 425; Walt.,      de, 202; Rob. de, 202.
253; Will., 228.                        Conoysklef, Conskylff, Rob. de, 141,
Cleseby, Alex. de, 179; haer. Alex.          145.
de, 179 n.; Amabilla de, 335, 336;   Constable, Conestable, Constabularius,




456                           INDEX  NOMINUM.
Const', Rob. le, 175, 243, 247, 248,   Crepping, Creppinge, Creppinges, Crep304, 305, 306, 334, 432; Simon le,        pyng, Crepinges, Crepingge, Crepe74, 77; Will. le, 55 n., 80, 81, 260,     lingge, Crepling, Joh. de, 28, 222,
263, 309, 313, 320, 321, 389.             291, 310,312, 342, 358; Sir John de,
Constable, feod. de, 375, 377.              342 n.; Rob. de, 271, 433, 434; hoer.
Conyers, Coigners, Coniers, Conniers,       Rob. de, 99; Sir Rob. de, 342 n.;
Joh. de, 100; Petronilla de, 102;         Simon de, 225, 280, 360.
Rob. de, 100, 102, 263, 340.            Cresacre, Cresaker, Cresakres, Cressacre,
Conyngfeld, Math. de, 142 n.                Joh. de, 5, 10, 358, 365; Symon de,
Copley, Coppelay, Adam  de, 360n.;          140; hber. Will. de, 111.
fam. of, 225 n.; Job. de, 360 n.; Tho.   Cressy, Cressi, Crescy, Gressey, Hugh
de, 360 n.; Will. de, 360.               de, 394 n.; Will. de v. le, 3, 9, 233,
Coppegrave, Will. de, 264.                  283, 365, 432.
Copsy, Rob., 174.                         Crispyng, Will., 256.
Copyn, Rob., 420.                         Crochow, Crochowe, Crokehou, CrokCorbridge, Corebrig, H. de, 397; Tho.,      hoton, Will. de, 76, 247; W. de,
-see Ebor. archiep.                       374.
Corff, Joh. de, 86 n.                     Crock, Will., 72.
Cornehowe, Will. de, 179.                 Croft, Joh. de, 178; Rog. de, 178.
Cornewaleys, Cornewalyse, Tho. le, 82,   Crokebayn, Galfr., 64; Henr., 64.
270.                                    Crokedayke, Mich., 186.
Cornlay, Elias de, 16;-see Thorneley.   Crokes, Avicia, 269; Isab., 269; Marg.,
Cornubiae, Cornubienses, comes, 63;         270; Will., 269, 270.
Edm., 93, 94, 95, 96.                   Crome, Rob. de, 274., comitissa, 302, 303, 304,   Cromwell,   Crumwell,   Crumbwell,
305.                                      Crumbewell, Idonea de, 2 n.; Job.
Cornwall, earl of, Piers de Gaveston,       de, 2 n., 233, 358, 365, 366.
302 n.                                 Cruce, Crucem, Emma de, 220, 290;
Cort, Job., 169.                            Hen. de, 216, 220, 290, 343; Will.
Coscalt, Rob. de, 81.                       ad, 174.
Cossale,-see Bossall.                     Cruel, Will., 308.
Costr', Hugo de, 184.                     Cruer, Cru', Job., 116, 119, 321.
Cotes, Kotes, Ric. de, 303; Rob., 275.   Culcotes, Joh. de, 226; Matilda de,
Cotingham, hweres de, 87, 88, 89.           193; Simon de, 226; Tho. de, 226.
Cottam, Cothum, Cotom, Coton, Cotum,   Cunde, Rog. de, 417 n.
Isab. de, 274; Job. de, 54, 368;   Curcy, Cuny, Will., 73, 267.
Rob. de, 54, 303; Steph. de, 368;   Cyner, Cynere, her. Aiani, 141, 146.
Tho. de, 273.                          Cyncy, Will., 73 n.
Coulton, Job., 198 n.
Coupeland, Alan. de, 263.
Couton, Hugo de, 177; Job. de, 168,                         D
177; Tho. de, 177.
Covenham, Tho. de, 255.                   Dak, Job. de, 83;-see Aike.
Coventr' et Lich' epise., Walt. de   Dale, Will. de la, 256, 263, 405, 407.
Langton, 268 n.                        Dalton, Rob. de, 270; Steph. de, 184;
Coverham, abbas de, 19, 154, 155, 157,      Walt. de, 272.
181, 338, 339, 355.                    Damory, Rog., 324.
-    -, Steph.de, 154, 155, 176.          Danby, Job. de, 163; Ric. de, 335.
Coverington,-see Camerton.                Danecourttes,-see Deincourt.
Cowhird, Alan., 175.                      Daniel, Danyell, Rob., 258, 262, 307;
Cowper, Rob. le, 226.                       Will. (le), 231, 259, 282.
Coyne, Rog., 255.                         Danthorp,  Danethorp,  Danthorpp,
Craicottes,-see Draycotes.                  Alan. de, 245 n.; Alicia de, 245 n.;
Crakall, Crakhall, Petr. de, 148, 160.      Job. de, 75, 245, 375, 376; Marg.
Cramanvilla, Hugo de, 417 n.                de, 245 n.; Will. de, 265.
Crasy, Job., 168.                         Dapifer, Wymar., 165 n.
Crauncewik, Crauncewyk, Joh. de, 169,   Darayns, Daraynes, Dareins, Dareyns,
259; Steph. de, 91.                       Araynes, Braynes, Bernard. de, 371;
Craven, Will. de, 347.                      Tho., 75, 92, 261, 309, 371 n.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                               45 7
Darcy, Dercy, Beatrix, 375 n.; Hugo    Dobernount, Will., 351.
de, 365; Joh., 355; Rob., 375 n.        Dodde, Nic., 111 n.
Darel, Darell, Edm., 325; Marm., 9,   Dodsworth,  ~, 41 n., 277, 282 n.
95, 103, 183 n.; Tho., 183 n.; Will.   Dominus, Will. dictus, 386.
340, 359; Sir Will., 323 n.; —see    Donington, Walt. de, 18.
Disceford.                              Douaux,-see Vaux.
Daubeney, Aubeny, feod. de, 256;   Dover, Loretta de, 182  n., 401 n.;
Odinel de, 256 n.; Will. de, 256.         Roesia de, 182 n., 401 n.
Daudeley, —see Audley.                    Dowai, Rad., 259; Walt., 259.
Dautary, Rog., 324 n.                     Drax, Bray, prior de, 111, 309, 433.
Dautre, Dautriue,-see Alta Ripa.          Draycotes, Craicottes, Treycotes, Isab.
Davyll, Dayvill,-see D'Eyvill.              de, 19 n.; Joh. de, 19.
Daynecourte,-see Deincourt.               Dred, Ric. de, 365.
De Busli, 10 n.                           Dreng, Rob., 267, 273.
Deincourt,  Deyncurt, Danecourttes,   Dreuton, Job. de, 264; Simon de, 264.
Dayncourt, Daynecourte, Ayncurt,   Driby, Dryby, Cireby, Cyreby, Johanna
Eyncort, Eyncourt, Eyncurt, Leyn-         de, 311, 338.
curt, Edm. de, 4, 8, 78, 231, 310,   Driffeld, Joh. de, 318.
402, 403, 404, 409, 416; Joh., 416 n.;   Drinkhale, Will., 172.
Oliver. de, 395; haer. Oliveri, 395 n.;   Drokenesford, Joh. de, 268 n.
Will., 395 n., 416, 417.                Drounfeld, Tho. de, 434.
Den, Den', Dene, Petr. de, 407; Rog.   Drungou, Job. de, 76.
de, 266.                                Drury, Tho., 272.
Dereham, Derham, abbas de, 22, 201,   Dryng, Rog., 143.
202, 356.                               Dugelby, Dugylby, Deukelby, Adam
Derfeld, Job. de, 360 n.                    de, 73, 140, 273; Rob. de, 271.
Derford, Joh. de, 360.                    Duncely, Tho., 371 n.
Derwentwater, Derwent', Adam  de,   Dunelm., Dunolm., Dunholm., epis89; Hen. de, 89 n., 256.                  copus, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 93, 95, 97,
Desengers, Will., 140.                      99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 316, 317,
Desert, Will., 191, 196, 197.               340, 432; Insula, Rob. de, 242; KelDespencer, Dispensator, le Spencer,    lawe, R., 264 n.; Philip., 241 n.; Rob.,
Hugo, 38, 210, 288, 348; Marg.,           66 n.
243n.; Phil., 243 n.; Rog. le, 53;, prior de, 67, 88, 308, 325.
Simon de la, 234., prior et conv. de, 67.
Deueaux, Denaux,-see Vaux.                Durham, dean and chapter of, 60 n.
Deukelby,-see Dugelby.                    Dunyby, Galfr., 90.
Deur,-see Eure.                           Duston, Isab. de, 388 n.; Will. de,
Deuuesbiri, Will. de, 361.                  388 n.
Devon', comitissa, Isab., 436 n.          Dyk, Rob. del, 420.
-, earl of, Baldwin de Insula v.   Dynington, Amabilla de, 410; Joh. de,
Redvers, 32 n., 432 n.                    410.
D'Eyvill, Davyll, Dayvill, d'Eyvile,   Dynlay, Tho. de, 420.
Deyvill, Dyvill, Eyevill, Eyvile,
Eyvill, Eyville, Eyvyle, Eyvylle,
Gocelin. de, 316, 341, 405, 425; Isab.,                   E
343 n.; Job. de, 16, 86, 94, 102, 104,
117, 118, 120, 121, 185, 201, 339 n.;   Eadburbyri, Tho. de, 268 n.
Petr. de, 263, 309, 316; Tho., 343 n.;   Ebor., Elena de, 20 n.; Job. de, 212;
Will., 40, 282 n.                         Nic. de, 20 n.; Sir Nich. de, 20n.,, feod. de, 343 n.                 72 n., 304 n.; Will. de, 20 n., 64 n.,
Diker, Henr., 439.                          72, 155, 234, 304 n.; Will. de, bishop
Dilkoskin, Dilloskin, Will. de, 18.         of Salisbury, 20 n., 72 n.; Will. fil.
Disceford, Disford, Dysford, Baldwin        Nic. de, dom. de Hebden, 20 n., 151;
de, 183 n.; Job. de, 183, 184; Marm.      Will. fil. Will. de, 20;-see Hebden.
Darel, son of Ralph, son of Baldwin   -, archiepiscopus, 24, 36, 37, 44, 48,
de, 183n.; Ralph de, 183 n.; Tho.         57, 77, 78, 79, 92, 209, 213, 214,
de, 183, 184.                             264, 272, 284, 288, 303, 304, 305,
Diton, Joh. de, 90.                         308, 310, 318, 331, 343, 345, 346,




458                           INDEX  NOMINUM.
347, 349, 385 n., 388 n., 391 n., 392 n.,   Ebor., S. Trinitatis, prior, 29, 109, 219,
393 n., 394 n., 395 n., 396 n.             221, 223, 290, 324.
Ebor., archiep., Corbridge, Tho. de, 217,   -, vicecomes, 49, 147, 301.
394 n., 405, 406, 415, 424, 425; Fitz   Ebor.,-see York.
Herbert, Will., 79 n.; Giffard, Walt.,   Ederdwyke,-see Etherdwick.
37 n., 283 n.; Gray, Walt., 23 n.,   Edlington, rector of, Maurice Sampson,
49 n., 213 n., 214 n., 343 n., 383 n.,     218 n.
384 n., 387 n., 388 n., 390, 391,   Edmund, bro. to king Henry III., 6 n.
416 n.; Greenfield, Will. de, 221 n.,   Edmund, bro. to king Edward I., 327 n.
345 n., 347 n., 385 n., 406, 407, 408,   Edward I., king, 65 n., 86, 134, 144 n.,
409, 410, 426, 427, 428, 437; Melton,      145, 147, 199, 200 n.
Will. de, 220 n., 308 n., 317 n., 362 n.,   Edward II., king, 104 n., 301, 302 n.
411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417,   Edward, prince, 2 n., 432.
418, 419, 429, 440; Newark, Hen.   Egglescliffe,  Eggeliscliff,  Eggesclyf,
de, 400, 402, 403; Romanus, Joh.,         Egliscliff,  Eglisclyff,  Emma  de,
37 n.,  383 n.,  385 n.,  398,  399;       156 n.; Rob. de, 156 n., 337; Walt.
Thoresby, Job., 273 n., 420, 430,         de, 152, 156, 159; Will. de, 156 n.
440; Thurstan, 384 n.; Zouche, Will.   Egleston, Eggleston, Eggelyston, abbas
la, 273 n., 389 n., 419.                   de, 103, 165, 170, 171, 180, 333, 334,
-, feod. archiepiscopi, 204, 254, 255,      340.
257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 263, 264,   Eland, Hugo de, 224, 279; Job. de,
266, 271, 272, 274, 374.                  361; Sir John de, 360 n.
—, Beatse v. Sanctse Marise, abbas,   Elderwyk, —see Etherdwick.
23, 24, 27, 29, 39, 62, 66, 80, 142,   Elizabeth, queen, 302 n.
149, 156, 157, 163, 169, 170, 172,   Ellerker, her. Dyonis' de, 241; Simon
174, 177, 178, 180, 186, 208, 217,        de, 265.
218, 219, 220, 221, 223, 311, 315,   Ellerton, prior de, 62, 68, 82, 84, 91,
321, 335, 336, 337, 342, 367, 432.        92, 122, 142, 253, 309, 317, 319, 320,,abbas et convent., 108,     336.
110., priorissa de, 157.
-,, ballivi, 110; feod., 81.   Ellis, Sir Hen., 201 n.
capellse B. Mariae et SS. An-   Ely, bishop of, Will. de Luda, 65 n.
gelorum, sacrista, Mare, Tho. de la,   Engayn, Walt., 83.
418.                                    Engram, Job., 98 n.
-, Beati v. Sancti Petri, cancellarius   Ergham, Erghom, Erghum, Ergum,
eccl., 309.                               Alicia de, 390 n.; Will. de, 54, 266,
~,   e, capitulum, 393n.'          272, 281 n., 311, 390 n..-,    ~, decanus eccl., 142,   Ernui, 10 n.
147.                                    Escrigg, Hugo, 180.
- ~,,decanus et capit., 23 n.,   Escurs,-see Scurs.
48, 62, 63, 79, 124 n., 189 n., 309, 368.   Esington, Rob. de, 256.
~ —,  ~-, decanus, Hamelton,   Esingwold, Rosa de, 263.
Will. de, 39 n., 208, 213 n., 231, 233,   Eskelby, Alan. de, 181; Hen. de, 181 n.;
256; Pykering, Rob. de, 325 n., 407;      Rob. de, 181.
Will. de, 407; Scardburgh v. Ugh-   Esquier, Joh. le, 255.
tred, Rob. de, 73, 245 n.               Essheton, Job. de, 192;-see Eston.
~,, feod., 92; prsebend.,   Esthorp, Adam de, 259.
54.                                     Eston, Eshton, Hen. de, 145, 239;
~,      -, thesaurarius, Joh.,       Joh. de, 51, 144, 145, 146, 147, 239,
417.                                     356; Joh. fil. Rob. de, 145 n.; Sir
-, S. Andreae, prior, 24, 28, 84, 217,      John de, 145 n.; Will. de, 356.
325.                                    Estwalton, Oswalton, Will. de, 17 n.
-, S. Clementis, priorissa, 29, 216,   Estyvor, Ric. le, 307 n.
217.                                    Etherdwick,  Ederdwyke, Elderwyk,
—, S. Leonardi, magister Hospitalis,        Elderwyke, Tho. de, 374 n.; Walt.
18, 28 n., 44, 63, 150, 156, 164, 181,    de, 375; W. de, 374.
183, 184, 215, 344, 354, 355.           Etton, Ettun, Ecton, Aton, Ivo de,
-—,       ~, feod., 65, 85; fratres        110, 112, 116, 118,434; Job. de, 88,
Hlospit., 38.                             90 n.; Laur. de, 88, 258, 308, 381;




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             459
Tho. de, 88 n., 116 n., 321; Will. de,  Farlington,Ferlington,Egid. de,378n.;
88 n.                                   Joh. de, 99, 100, 107, 324, 378, 434.
Eucletes, Avicia, 256.                  Farnhill, Fernhill, Agn. de, 195; Joh.
Eudericus, camerarius regina Francine,    de, 357; Rob. de, 190, 357.
217 n.                                Farwath, Fairwath, Ferywathe, Elias
Eure, Euer, Eury, Evers, Deur, Ada        de, 216, 220, 290, 342.
de, 133 n.; Hugo de, 133, 135; Job.   Fateben, Will., 85.
de, 237, 328; John Fitz Robert de,  Fauconberg, Fauconbergh, Faucoun133 n.; Rob. fil. Rog., 133; Rog. de,   bergh, Faucunberg, Faucomberg,
133 n.; Simon, 434; Steph. de, 355,     Faucomberge, Faucumberg, Fauken366 n.                                  berg, Faconberge, Faconbridge, FaEverard, Ric., 270.                       conbrig, Fawcomberg, Agn. de, 90 n.;
Everingham, Everyngham, Adam de,          Anastasia de, 303; Hen. de, 304;
49, 73 n., 78, 80, 81, 122, 214 n., 225,  Joh. de, 218, 289, 303; Phil. de,
226, 228, 231, 233, 261, 266, 280,      218n.; Ric. de, 218n.; Walt. de,
283, 292, 344, 352, 361, 365, 386 n.,    24, 27, 29, 54, 74, 90, 94, 125, 126,
390, 406, 407, 411, 417; Alicia de,     127, 134, 234, 243, 265, 266, 303,
254 n., 261n., 309, 314, 345; Alicia    304, 305, 307, 309, 311, 328, 343;
de la Hyde, uxor Rob. de, 73 n.,        Walt. fil. Joh. de, 303, 304; Will. de,
254n.; domina de, 254; Edm. de,         99, 372, 373, 375; W. de, 372, 373.
420; Isab. de, 49 n.; Job. de, 49 n.;, feod. de, 128, 264, 265,
Lucia de, 307, 328; Ric. de, 255;       376.
Rob. de, 5, 8, 32, 33, 38, 42, 43, 49,   Fauvell, Adam de, 192, 194, 356; Alicia,
50, 51, 73, 254 n., 307 n., 386, 389;   22, 202, 355 n.; Constantin., 22, 194,
heer. Rob. de, 214, 285; Sir Rob. de,   195, 196, 202, 355 n.; Emma, 193 n.;
49 n., 73 n.; Will. de, 260.            Everard., 194; Ric., 193 n., 194, 356,
Everley, Everle, Will. de, 109 n., 144,   357.
145, 327.                             Fauvelthorp, Famelthorp, Joh. de, 355;
Eveston, tenentes de, 436.                Ric. de, 194.
Eyevill, Eyvill, Eyville, Eyvyle, Ey-   Fayceby, Will. de, 330 n.
vylle, —see D'Eyvill.                 Fearby, Fereby, Fetherby, Elias de,
Eyncort, Eyncourt,  Eyncurt, —see          153, 160.
Deincourt.                            Felaund, Felouid, Job. de, 110 n.
Eyvesby, Ric. de, 385 n.                Felosaunt, Ingelram., 232.
Fendles, Marg. de, 251n.; Will. de,
251 n.
^~~~F ~          Fenitres, Joh. de, 234.
-"~~F ~          Fenton, Joh. fil. Ric. de, 346; Petr.
de, 258, 259; Ric. de, 258; Rob. de,
Faber, Adam, 254; Marg., 252; Petr.,       84, 253; Will. de, 438.
270; Tho., 275; Walt., 261; Will.,   Fernhill,-see Farnhill.
85, 252, 253, 254.                    Ferour, Petr. le, 318.
Faceben, Fateben, Will., 85 n.          Ferriby, Feriby, Feryby, prior de, 81,
Fademore, Rob. de, 101.                   85, 88, 263 n., 308.
Fairfax, Fayrfax, Agn., 220 n.; Clare,, Will. de, 91 n., 417.
220 n.; Eleanor, 27 n.; Eva, 99 n.,   Ferrybridge, Feribrigs, Fery, capel178 n.; Sir Guy, 27n.; Joh., 216,       lanus de, Ric., 214 n., 346.
220. 290; Tho., 220n.; Will., 99 n.,           -, presbiter de, Hugo, 213,
178 n.                                  284; Ric. dictus Gaugy,214 n., 346 n.;
Fairwath,-see Farwath.                     Tho. fil. Joh. Forestarii de Cawod,
Falles, Galfr. del, 228.                   214 n.; Tho. de Foxholes, 213 n.,
Famelthorp,-see Fauvelthorp.               214 n.
Fanacourt, Fancort, Fancortes, Fane-   Fetherby,-see Fearby.
curt, Sir Barth. de, 307 n.; Elias,   Feugers, Feugeres, Andr. de, 432 n.;
255; Gerard. de, 390; Joh., 255,263;    Will. de, 432.
Lucy de, 307 n.                       Feyser, Feuser, Job. de, 22; haer. Joh.
Fangefosse, Alex. fil. Will., persona de,  de, 190.
390 n.; Erneburga de, 390n.; Rad.   Fikede, Hen., 73.
de, 53.                               Filcottes, German., 228.




460                           INDEX  NOMINUM.
fil. Abell', Will., 83.                     Ran., 167; Ric., 422; Rob., 86 n.;
fil. Abrahe, Walt., 157.                    Walt., 86; Will., 221, 254; her.
fil. Ade, Adam, 21, 199, 200; Gocelin.,     Will., 290;-see Fitz Henry.
143; Joh., 226 n..; Rad., 85, 143 n.;  fil. Herberti, Job., 172 n.; Math., 414;
Ric., 84; Roald., 143; Tho., 274;         Petr., 395, 396.
Will., 255, 272.                       fil. Hugonis, Hen., 149 n., 169, 190 n.,
fil. Agatha, Tho., 72.                      211, 278, 307, 330, 333, 334, 335,
fil. Agnetis, Job., 193; Will., 172.        336, 337, 353, 356, 362; Hen. fil.
fil. Alani, Adam, 390 n.; Brianus, 26,      Job., 278; Job,, 254, 278; Petr.,
82, 108, 154,155, 156,160, 161, 162,      151; Rio., 194;  Rob., 254;-see
165, 166, 170, 175, 176, 177, 179,        Fitz Hugh.
182, 222, 380; her. Briani, 333,  fil. Humfridi, Ric., 439; Tho., 254.
334, 335, 336, 337; Job., 226, 439;  fil. Idonis, Emma, 275.
Rob., 177; Steph., 145; Walt., 156;  fil. Ivetta, Hen., 181 n.
see Fitz Alan.                         fil. Ivonis, Rob., 258.
fil. Albredge, Rob., 200.                fil. Johannis, Alan., 145; Brian., 99,
fil. Alexandri, Job., 333.                  102; Eustac', 83; Hen., 167; Herb.,
fil. Alfen', Rob., 195.                     310, 315, 410; Ric., 139; Rob., 177,
fil. Alicine, Will., 245 n.                 190; Steph., 172; Tho., 65, 264;fil. Anabillen, Rob., 273.                  -see Fitz John.
fil. Aubri v. Aubricii, Herbert., 392.    fil. Jordani, Ric., 253; Rob., 53; Will.,
fil. Aucheri, Hen., 215 n.;-see  fil.      261; --, 226.
Henrici,  Fitz Aucher,  and  Fitz  fil. Juliane, Will., 213, 438.
Henry.                                  fil. Laising, Hen., 253.
fil. Augeri, Will., 352.                 fil. Laurentii, Rob., 87 n.; Walt., 87,
fil. Austini, Tho., 101.                    254; Will., 87 n.
fil. Bartholomei, Galfr., 143.           fil. Malkeous v. Mallemouse, Will.,
fil. Battay, Will., 193.                    226 n.
fil. Beatricis, Steph., 255; Tho., 254;   fil. Margaretae, Johanna, 245 n.; Petr.,
Walt., 78; Will., 78 n.                   252.
fil. Briani, Brianus, 151, 166.; Job.,  fil. Marmaduci, Job., 325 n.
172.                                   fil. Mathei, Rob., 159, 193; Tho., 90.
fil. Conani, Hen., 63, 64, 65, 128, 150,  fil. Matilda, Rob., 255.
157, 169, 236, 319, 366; Ric., 172;  fil. Melkeous, Will., 226.
-see Fitz Conan, and Kelkefeld.        fil. Nicholai, Rob., 76; Rog., 384 n.;
fil. Custantie, huer. Henrici, 336; Will.,  Tho., 193.
175.                                  fil. Nigelli, Rob., 272, 273.
fil. Douse v. Duce, Job., 217, 289.      fil. Nobilis, Nob', Adam, 193; Galfr.,
fil. Edons', Colin., 425.                   193; Will., 195.
fil. Elense, Steph., 273; Will., 57.     fil. Pagani, Laising', 253.
fil. Elise, Job., 226; her. Joh., 356;  fil. Paulini, Will., 425.
Will., 194.                            fil. Petri, Herb., 395 n.; Reginald., 57,
fil. Elienorn, Job., 108 n.                 79, 255 n., 261 n., 389; Rob., 318;
fil. Fulconis, WVarin., 230, 281.           Will., 80, 84, 200, 265, 395 n.;-see
fil. Galfridi, Adam, 151; Rob., 194,        Fitz Peter.
195, 272; Tho., 82, 256; Will., 172,  fil. Radllphi, Adam, 193; Hugo, 53,
439.                                      395; Rad., 162n., 339; Ran., 179,
fil. Gamelli, Will., 139 n.                 338; Reginald., 338; Ric., 251; Tho.,
fil. Geraldi v. Gerardi, Ric., 219, 290.    143; Will., 96, 200, 392 n.
fil. Germani, Will., 439.                fil. Ranulphi, Hugo, 386, 387; Jofil. Gilberti, Job., 439; Rad., 111; Rob.,  hanna, 162 n.; Rad., 162 n.; Ran.,
394; Will., 275.                          149, 150, 152, 155, 159, 182; Will.,
fil. Gocelini, Andr., 254; Gocelin., 87.    21, 88, 96;-see Fitz Ranulph.
fil. Hawisie, Gilb., 162.                 fil. Reginaldi, Joh., 255, 272, 273, 274,
fil. Henrici, Aucher., 219 n., 285 n.,      400, 404, 410; Rob., 264;-see Fitz
307, 342, 438; Hugo, 135, 149, 151,       Reginald.
152, 157, 159, 160, 161, 165, 166,  fil. Reyneri, Will., 139.
167, 168, 169, 170, 172, 174, 175,  fil. Ricardi, Alan., 138, 240; Hen.,
189, 190, 235, 278; Joh., 172, 439;       217, 253, 289; Nic., 258; Will., 172.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                                461
fil. Roaldi, Roaldus, 150, 154, 155, 156,   Fitz Ranulph, Joan, 150n., 311n.;
160, 161, 162; Tho., 168 n.               Ralph, 150n., 311 n.
fil. Roberti, Gilb., 393 n.; Hen., 260;   Fitz Reginald, John, 79 n., 389 n.
Job., 194, 264; Rob., 198; Rog.,   Fitz Robert, John, 133 n.,-see Eure.
155; Tho., 256; Simon, 226; Steph.,   Fitz Warin, Fulk, 243 n.; Hawisia,
181 n.                                    243 n.
fil. Rocelyni, Will., 268.                Fitz William, Ralph, baron Graystock,
fil. Rogeri, Joh., 86; Rob., 133; Rog.,     54 n., 89 n., 96 n., 379 n.; Tho., 4 n.;
166, 167 n.; Will., 143, 226.             Sir Will., 4 n.
fil. Sampsonis, Alan., 218 n.             Flambard, Joh., 241.
fil. Serlonis, Tho., 255.                 Flanvyle, Flaumvill, Elias de, 90 n.;
fil. Sibilloe, Nic., 219 n.                  hueres Eliae de, 265; tenentes de, 90.
fil. Simonis, Job., 226; Ric., 274; Rob.,   Flasby, Job. de, 190.
226; Tho., 253.                         Flayghgaft, Tho., 266.
fil. Stephani, Will., 166, 333.           Flaynburgh, Rob. de, 116 n.; Will de,
fil. Thomoe, Adam, 168; Hen., 64;            55; Will. le Constable de, 55 n.
Job., 252, 355, 439; Nic., 179;   Fleming, Flemming, Flemmyng, FleSteph., 171; Tho., 159; Will., 4, 6,      myng, Flemynges, Elena, 378 n.,
12, 28, 89 n., 269, 275; hger. Will.,     369 n.; Geo. le, 379n.; James le,
220, 221, 290.                            378 n., 379n.; Job., 351, 355, 358,
fil. Walteri, Alicia, 258; Eva, 252;         361, 366; Nic. le, 378, 379 n.; Regin.
Hen., 254; Joh., 346; Ric., 195;          le, 281 n.; Reiner le, 281 n.; Walt.
Rob., 275; Will., 155.                    le, 379n.; Will. le, 1, 4, 7, 8, 10,
fil. Warini,  Job.,  172;-see  Fitz          199, 230, 281.
Warin.                                  Fletewik, Fletwyk, David de, 244n.;
fil. Wilkoc, Rob., 439.                      Lora de, 244 n.
fil. Willelmi, Adam, 191; Alex., 390 n.;   Flinton, Herb. de, 304; Rob. de, 304 n.;
Galfr., 392 n.; Harsculph., 179; Job.,    Tho. de, 375 n.; Walt. de, 375 n.
225, 254, 280; Rad., 54, 89, 96, 106,   Flixton, Ato v. Atto de, 81, 84, 89, 258.
267, 274, 303, 310, 311, 312, 314,   Foliot, Foliott, Folyot, Beatrice, 64 n.;
321, 322, 323, 324, 331, 333, 334,        Jordan., 64 n., 66, 96,117, 120; Ric.,
379, 381,-see  Graystock;  Rob.,           8.
190 n., 201; Rog., 439; Tho., 4n.,   Folithwait, Folifait, Folifayt, Folyfait,
432; Will., 113, 115, 168, 232,           Folyfayt, Alan. de, 25, 216, 220, 290,
254, 283, 352, 359, 366,-see Fitz         343.
William.                                Foljambe, Folechaumbe, Tho., 434; Sir
fil. Ygerii, Emma, uxor Petri, 87.           Tho., 434 n.
Filling, Fyling, Ric., 95.                Fonte, Joh. de, 226; Nic. de, 384 n.
Filming, Ric., 95 n.                      Fontibus, abbas de, 18, 19, 20, 21, 45,
Fissheburn, Fyshburn, Tho. de, 425;          61, 95, 175, 176, 182, 183, 184, 185,
Will. de, 138, 145.                       186, 190, 192,197, 199, 200, 201, 205,
Fiskgate,. Rob. de, 65.                      206, 207,221, 228,319, 335, 336, 338,
Fitling, Fytling, Amand. de, 304; Joan,      339, 342, 349, 350, 351, 355, 436.
21 n.; John, 21 n.,   Ravenesword, Adam,
Fitz Alan, Agn., 343 n.; Sir Brian,          20 n.; Walt., 20 n.;-see Fountains.
343 n.; Cath., 343 n.; Maud, 343 n.    Forestarius, Ric., 87.
Fitz Aucher, Hen., 251 n.                 Forestarii de Cawod, Tho. fil. Job.,
Fitz Conan, Hen., 150 n.; Sir Hen.,          214 n.
63 n.                                   Forestarii de Wystowe, Joh. fil. Ric.,
Fitz Henry, Aucher, 215 n.;  Hen.,           399.
215 n.; Hugh, 149 n., 278 n.            Forethby, Rob. de, 71.
Fitz Herbert, Herb., 79 n.; Will., 79 n.;   Forman, Alan., 253.
-see Ebor. archiep.                     Fortibus, Avelina de, com. Albemarliae,
Fitz Hugh, Hen., 278 n.; Isab., 278 n.;      74, 145 n.; Joan de, 261 n.; Will. de,
John, 278 n.                              com. Albemarline, 32 n., 145 n.; Will.
Fitz John, Herb., 261 n.; Sir Herb.,         de, 261 n.
414n.                                   Fossard, feod. de, 6, 9; Will., 211, 295,
Fitz Peter, Reginald, 79 n., 255 n.;   Fosse, Rob. de, 272.
Tho., 38 n.                             Foster, Fuster, Tho., 5 n., 8.




462                          INDEX NOMINUM.
Fountains, abbat and convent of, 185 n.;   Fytling,-see Fitling.
monks of, 183., 184 n.;-see Fonti-   Fyton, Edm., 148, 159, 177; Joh. de,
bus.                                      177 n, 335.
Fourneux,-see Furneaux.
Fox, Adam, 439; Rob., 222, 291.
Foxholes, Joh. de, 215, 285; Rob. de,                       G
322; Tho. de, presb. de Fery, 213 a.,
214 n.                                 Gale, -, 148 n., 159 n., 163 n., 165 i.,
Foxton, Rob. de, 102.                       166 n., 167 n., 176 n., 177 n.
Francais, Adam, 261;-see Fraunceys.   Galfridus, 64.
Frank, Frans, Tho., 5, 8.                 Galloway, earl of, Alan, 58 n.
Frankelyn, Godefr., 261.                  Galmethorp, Tho. de, 258.
Frankes, Frankyshe, Job., 167.            Gamel, Will., 255.
Franstre, Tho., 5 n.                      Gant, Gaunt, Gilb. de, 51, 52, 53 n.,
Fraunceys,Franceys, Alanle, 157; bhr.       57, 89, 158, 172, 432; Juliana de,
Grimbaldi, 335; Tho., 272; Will.,         334; Maurice de, 42 n.; Walt. de,
272.                                      54 n.
Freman, Adam, 251; Galfr., 171; Hen.,    -, feod. de, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 89,
175; Job., 66, 253; Rob., 264; Will.,     253.
274.                                   -, hberes de, 89.
Frere, Job., 212.                         Garegrave, Gergrave, Job. de, 198;
Freres, Elias del, 258.                     Will. de, 165.
Friboys, Freboys, Frybois, Alicia, 266;   Garet, Alex., 165.
feod. de, 374, 377; Joh. de, 73, 372.    Garriston, Gerdiston, Gertheston, Nic.
Frismarisco, Frismerays, Dionisia de,       de, 151, 160, 434; Rob. de, 151 n.;
422; haer. Job. de, 245 n.; John, son     Rog. de, 334.
of Rich. de, 422; Ysab., fil. Dionisie   Garton, Job. de, 256; Petr. de, 267;
de, 422.                                  Rob. de, 320 n.
Friston, Will. de, 268.                   Gascoigne, Hen., 258 n.; Marg., 258 n.
Fritheby, Frytheby, Rad. de, 268, 270,   Gaugy, Hugo, 270; Ric. dictus, presb.
275.                                      de Fery, 214 n., 346 n.
Frivill, Frevill, Furnull, Jac. de, 84 n.,   Gaunt,-see Gant.
258.                                   Gauton,-see Gouton.
Froissart, 25 n.                          Gaveston, Marg. de, 302 n.; Piers de,
Frothingham, Petr. de, 306.                 302 n.
Frount, Tho., 266.                        Gayne, Job., 179.
Fulor, Will., 266.                        Gerdiston, Gertheston,-see Garriston.
Furmin, Constant., 439.                   Gerwardeby (Garrowby),Avicia de, 270.
Furneaux, Furneux, Forneus, Four-   Giffard, Godfr., Wygorn. episc., 37 n.;
neus, Fourneux, Furnels, Furneus,        Walt., 37n.,-see Ebor., archiep.;
Furneys, Joh. de, 176 a., 334; Ric.       Will., 150.
de, 349, 427, 429, 430; Rob. de, 45,   Gilberti, Emma uxor, 275.
158, 175, 176, 401, 406, 408, 427,   Gilby, Rob., 232.
429, 430; Will. de, 427 n, 429.        Giliot, Gilliot, Gillyot, Gylliot, Joh.
Furness, Furnais, Furnas, Furnase,          189, 191, 192, 194, 198; Petr., 355,
Furneaux, Furnic', Furn', abbas de,       356, 357.
21, 190, 193, 200, 355, 356.           Gill, Gille, Job., 174, 179; Walt., 158., Adam de, 190.               Gillyngg, vicarius de, 180.
Furnival, Furnivale, Furnivall, Furny-   Giremeu', Will., 195.
vall, Gerard. de, 80, 81, 89, 263 n.,   Girlington, Girlyngton, Tho. de, 167,
432; Lora v. Loretta de, 263; Tho.        169.
de, 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 230, 231 n.,   Gisburn  (in  Craven), Job. de, 355;
358.                                     persona v. rector eccl. de, 199, 354.
Furnull, Jac. de, 84,-see Frivill.        Gisburne, Giseburgh,-see Guisbrough.
Fymmer, Will. fil. Ade de, 274.           Glaphowe, Math. de, 133.
Fyncale, prior de, 316.                   Glaunt',-see Blauncmusters.
Fyningley, Rog. de, 318.                  Glede, Johanna, 245.
Fynmer, Will., 180.                       Glover, --, 28 n.
Fyshburn,-see Fissheburn.                 Gloucester, Gloucestre, Gloc', earls of,




INDEX  NOMINUM.                              463
200 n.; Gilb. de Clare, earl of, 199,    261, 289, 308, 325 n., 343, 398, 399,
200 n.; Elias de, 201; Job. de, 358;     400, 404, 409, 410, 411, 418; hoer.
Rog. de, 413.                            Job., 355; John, lord, 355 n.; Sir
Gobaud,-see Gumbaud.                       John, 308 n., 325 n., 343 n.; Marg.
Goldesburgh, Goldesburg, Goldeburgh,       de, 308 n., 410, 411; Nic. de, 321;
Godileburgh, Adam  de, 355; Hen.         Ric., 325 n.; Rob. de v. le, 19, 20, 23,
de, 37; Ric. de, 37, 45, 46, 209, 288,   29, 63, 65, 78, 79, 325 n., 329, 343 n.,
347, 350, 400, 405, 408; hoer. Ric.      390 n., 398, 399, 422; Sir Rob. de,
de, 198; haer. Rob. de, 17.              388 n.; Tho., 325 n.; Walt. de v. le,
Goldingham, Tho. de, 67.                   71 n., 269 n., 387, 388, 390, 399 n.,
Goldring, Ric., 194.                       424;-see Ebor. archiep.; Sir Walt.
Goram, 186.                                de, 388 n.; Will. de, 71, 273, 325,
Gormier, Tho. de, 175.                     380 n., 430, 431.
Gornay, Gorny, Adam, 117, 119; Joh.,   Graynesby, Galfr. de, 254; Joh. de,
81.                                      260.
Gortz,-see Burgh.                        Graystock, Graistok, Greystock, GreyGorun, Ric. de, 58.                        stok, Craistok, Creystok, baro de, 52,
Goukethorp, Math. de, 228 n.               89, 94, 96; dominus de, 256; Rad.
Goulethorp, Math. de, 228.                 fil. Will. de, 54, 89, 96, 106, 167;
Goulton, Rob. de, 321.                     Ralph Fitz William, baron, 54 n.,
Goushill, Goushull, Gousele, Gousell,      379 n.; Rob. de, 432; Tho. de, 52,
Gousill, Gousle, (Goxhill), Egidius      89, 90, 165; Will. de, 52, 85, 89, 96,
de, 74 n., 371, 373, 375; Ela de,        165n.
243 n.; Hawisia de, 243 n.; Marg. de,, feod. de, 250, 253, 256.
243 n.; Petr. de, 74, 77, 243 n.; hler.   Greenfield, Grenefeld, Rob. de, 346 n.,
Petri de, 243, 247; Ralph de, 74 n.,     427, 428; Will. de, 346 n., 427, 428;
243 n.; Rob. de, 75, 371; Simon de,      -see Ebor. archiep.
303.                                   Gregorius, 392.
Gouton, Gauton, Joh. de, 132.            Greley, feod. de, 206.
Gower, Gouer, Gouerton, Cecilia, 99 n.;   Grendale, Grendall, Walt. de, 54, 251,
Joh., 267, 314, 329, 330, 381; Mr.       261; Will. de, 54 n.
Joh., 325; Lucia, 127; Math., 144;   Grene, Clemens' de la, 275; Rob. de la,
Rob., 99n., 132, 133; R. de, 236;        251; Rog., 72; Simonde la,261; Tho.
Simon, 73, 325 n.; Steph., 127, 234;    del, 354.
Tho., 124; Walt., 325 n.; Will., 234.   Grenewey, Rob. de, 384 n.
Gra, Graa,-see Gray.                     Grent', Job., 256.
Graham, Joh. de, 220, 254.               Gressenay, Agn. de, 19 n.
Graindehorge, Grandorge, Granordei,   Gretehede, Gretheued, Gretheuid, Joh.,
Granohordei, Greindorge, Greyndorg,      335; Petr., 168, 174; Rob., 238,
Greyndorge, Greynedorge, Joh. de,        330 n.; Tho., 165.
357; Will., 14, 196, 198.              Grimeston, Grymeston, Hen. de, 345 n.;
Gramary, Gramare, Gramarie, Gra-           Julian de, 272 n.; Martin de, 272 n.;
mery, Grammary, Andreas de v. le,        Nic. de, 255; Ric. de, 247; Rob. de,
25, 36, 220; haer. Andrese de, 208,      269; Rog. de, 255, 272, 274, 304,
287; Eliz., 36n.; Joh. de, 208n.,        310,315; Sarra de, 345n.; Tho. de,
220; Ric. de v. le, 36 n., 208n.;        345 n.; hoer. Tho. fil. Hen. de, 345;
Will., 342.                              Mr. Tho. de, 82.
Grantham, Joh. de, 220 n., 290, 325.              -, capellanus de, Ric., 266.
Gras, Graas, Isab. le, 331 n.; Joh. le v.   Gringetorp, Simon de, 393 n.
de, 312, 331, 355, 411, 435; Will.   Gromont, prior et fratres de, 129.
le, 5.                                 Groper, Tho. le, 195.
Graunsard, Marg., 259.                   Grossetest, Petr., 149.
Graunt, Simon le, 73.                    Grumbald, Joh., 179 n.
Graves, Mr., 124 n., 137 n.              Gruncewall, Walt., 274.
Gray, Gra, Graa, Grai, Graye, Gre,   Grunet, Rog., 117, 120.
Grei, Grey, Cath., 343n.; domina   Gruscy, Hamon, 272, 330.
de, 269; Hen. de, 112, 115; Isab.   Grymbald, Joh., 179.
de, 388 n.; Johanna de, 112 n.; Joh.   Grymesby, prior de, 91.
de v. le, 112 n., 216, 217, 257, 259,   Grymet, Johanna, 270; Joh., 271, 275.




464                           INDEX  NOMINUM.
Guisbrough, Gisburgh, Giseburgh, Gis-       334, 335; Tho. de, 179;-see Halburn, Gisburne, Gysburn, Gyseburn,        naghby.
canons of, 126 n., 127 n., 130 n., 136 n.,   Hansard, Haunsard, Gilb., 100, 103,
137 n.                                    117, 120, 315, 337, 340; Job., 103;
-, prior de, 82, 90, 97, 126,      Will. de, 100 n.
127, 132, 136, 166, 236, 238, 329.     Harcla, Mich. de, 151.
*  ~, prior and convent of, 129 n.   Harcourt,  Harecourt,  Harrecourt,
Gumbaud, Gobaud, Goubaude, Chris-           Herecourt, Joh. de, 209, 347, 356;
tiana, 244 n.; Galfr., 75; Johanna,      Will. fil. Job. de, 209 n.
244 n.; Lora, 244 n.; Marg., 244 n.,   Harcy, Gocelin. de, 23.
305 n.; Will., 244, 305 n.              Harderne, Will. de, 185.
Gunays, Tho. de, 271.                     Hardy, Galfr., 388; Will., 262.
Gynai, Matilda de, 395 n.                 Hardyng, Rob., 67.
Gynes, Cristiana de, 278 n.; Ingelr. de,   Harewood, Harwod, hber. de, 209, 287.
278, 335.                              Haringel, Harringel, Haryngell, Job.,
Gysel, Ric., 437.                           231, 282; Rob., 359, 365.
Harington, Joh. de, 278, 362 n.
Harper, Harpour, Jac. le, 262; Rob. le,
H                         354.
Harpham, Anceline de, 56 n.; John de,
Habbeton, Habeton, Walt. de, 122,           56 n.; Will. de, 53; Will. fil. Anse123; Will. de, 110, 118, 122.            lini de, 56.
Hacford, Hakford, Hakeford, Rob. de,   Harthill, Will. de, 261.
149, 434; Tho. de, 337 n.              Hartlington, Hertlington, Hen. de, 191,
Hadhelingflet, Ric. de, 439.                193, 196, 349, 356, 357; Sir Hen. de,
Haget, Hageti, Haggett, Bertr., 97 n.;      191 n.; Will. de, 45, 191 n.
Elena, 324, 379.                       Harum, Hayerum, Hayrom, Alice de,
Hagroby, Will., 82.                         325 n.; Cecilia de, 225; Hamo de,
Haiton, Rob. de, 261.                       116 n., 325 n.; John de, 115 n.; Rob.
Hakeredeby, Adredeby, Rob. de, 395.         de, 115 n., 116 n., 325 r.; Walt. de,
Haket, Rob., 107.              -359, 403, 404, 425; Will. de, 114,
Hakthorp, Hakethorp, Rob. de, 67,           115, 116 n., 252, 258, 261, 320, 434.
430.                                   Haseby, Joh. de, 156.
Halflarde, Hen., 169.                     Hasshebury, Asshebur', Tho. de, 231,
Halflenerd, Halfleonard, Will., 228;-      282.
see Auslouerd.                         Hasthorp, Hassethorp, Job. de, 312;
Halghton, Hugo de, 189.                     Will. de, 59.
Hallebek, Hellebeck, Tho. de, 101.        Hasting, Hastings, Hastinges, Hastyng,
Halleman, Rad., 264.                        Hastynges,  Hastyngs, Hastanges,
Halnaghby, Halnathby, Rog. de, 168,         Hesting, Adam de, 133 n.; Edm. de,
169;-see Hanlaby.                        144, 239; Hugo de, 147, 256, 307;
Halmen, Will., 264.                         Joh. de, 88; Nic. de, 266, 326; har.
Halton, dominus de, 17; Hugo de,            Nic. de, 326; Rob. de, 133, 334, 339;
355; Job. de, 6; Ric. de, 17; Rob.        Will. de, 133 n.
de, 17; Will. de, 143.                 Hatcrist, Hatcryst', Hatecrist, HateHamby, Alicia de, 268.                      criste, hxr. Will., 140, 145, 146, 239.
Hamelton, Hamilton, Joh. de, 438;   Hatfield, Haityfeld, Walt. de, 303.
Will. de, dec. Ebor., 5, 39 n., 208,   Haukeswell, persona de, 159.
213 n., 231,233, 256, 281, 287.        Haukeswik, Haukeswyk, Isab. de, 192;
Hameri, Amory, heredes, 222, 290.           Rog. de, 357; Will. de, 191, 355,
Hamerton, Amerton, Hen. de, 20, 350;        357.
Job. de, 46, 362; Rad. de, 17; Ric.   Haukyn, food. de, 374; Nic., 76, 247.
de, 17 n.; Stcph. de, 197, 354.        Haulay, Hauley, IIaweley, Petr. de,
Hampole, Hampoll, Hanepol, priorissa        274; Rad. de, 91; Rob. de, 393 n.
de, 4, 231, 282.                       Haule, Isab. de, 259,-see Aula.
Hanant, Gilb. de, 98.                     Hautayn, Hauteyn, Job., 420; Steph.,
Hanby, Galfr. de, 176.                      413; Will., 304.
Hanlaby, Hanlathby, Hanlacus  de,   Havering, Ric. de, 145 n.
169, 173, 178, 179; hler. Alnaci de,  IHaweley,-see Hawlay.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                            465
Hawkesworth, Haukesworth, Heukes-   Heppale,'Rob. de, 337.
wrth, Walt. de, 31, 251, 347.        Herby, Mich. de, 98.
Hawys, Alan., 159.                     Hereford, earl of, Gilb., 199 n., 200n.
Hay, Haya, Haye, Haie, Custancia de   Herlsey, Hugo de, 177.
la, 252; German. le, 62, 83, 84, 85;  Herly, Horly, Joh., 228, 292.
haer. Godfr. de, 265; Isolda del, 226;  Herneby, Cecilia de, 150.
haer. Job. del, 83; Petr. del, 252,  Hersewell, domina de, 83.
309; haer. Petri del, 66; Phil. de la,  Hertford, Herford, Joh. de, 171, 333;
252; Rad. de, 78; Ric. del, 309;    Rob. de, 157, 158; haer. Tho. de,
Rog. de la v. del, 253, 309; Sibilla   336, 337.
de v. del, 139, 146, 240; Will. del v.  Hervy, Rad., 275.
de la, 226, 258, 386.                Heseby, Will. de, 254.
Hayworth, Galfr. de, 227.              Hesel, Hesela, Rob. de, 394.
Healaugh, Helage, Helagh, Helaghe,  Heselbech, Adam de, 414.
Helay, Helagh Park, Adam de, 226,  Hesilton, Elias de, 160.
280; canons of, 8 n., 26 n.; dominus   Heslerton,  Heslarton,  Heselarton,
de, 26; prior of, 343 n.; prior and    Heselardton, Hesellarton, Johanna
convent of, 26 n.;-see Parco.          de, 388 n.; Joh. de, 267, 273, 312,
Heaton, Will. de, 316 n.                 314, 326, 414; Rob. de, 73; Rog. de,
Hebden, Hebbeden, Helbeden, Cecilia      329; Simon de, 388 n., 419; Tho.
de, 197 n., 304 n.; Elena fil. Will. de,  de, 329.
20 n.; Isabella de, 20 n.; Joan de,  Heton, Gilb. de, 190 n.; Job. de, 225,
21 n.; John de, 20 n.; Petronilla de,  228, 280, 292; Marm. de, 95; Oliver.
20 n.; Ric. de, 20 n.; Sir Ric. de,    de, 95; Tho. de, 361, 362; Will. de,
20 n.; Tho. de, 20 n.; Will. de, 20 n.,    227, 228, 292, 351;-see Hoton.
189, 192, 197, 314, 357; Will. fil.  Heukeswrth, Walt. de, 251.
Nic. de Ebor., dom. de, 20 n.; Will.  Heuton,-see Howeton.
fil. Simon. de, 20 n.; Sir Will. de,  Hewick, Hewik, Hewyk, Hewyke,
304 n.;-see Ebor.                     Heywyk, Galfr. de, 176, 212, 388,
Heddyngley, Walt. de, 348.               436 n.; Nic. de, 334, 407, 412, 436;
Hedlingham, haer. Hen. de, 196.          Rog. fil. Nic. de, 418, 436 n.
Hedon, Rob. de, 304.                   Hewley, Sir John, 230 n.
Hegh, Joh. del, 169.                   Hexham, Hexam, Hexelsham, HexelHekering, haer. Hen. de, 384.            scam, Hextildesham, prior de, 120,
Hekmundwyke, Joh. de, 224,               121, 133, 320, 330.
Heland, Hen. de, 73.                   Heyelick, Will., 275.
Helay,-see Healaugh.                   Heyer, Rob. de, 172.
Helden, Heldeis, Rog., 144.            Hickleton, Hikelton, Hekelton, HyHelbeck, Helbek, Hellebeck, Joh.,    kylton, Egid. de, 231, 282, 359;
174; Tho. de, 101 n., 102, 179;-see   Egid. fil. personae de, 282 n.
Holbeach.                            Hidewyn, Job., 324.
Helmsley Castle, constable of, Rob. de   Hildyard,  Hildeyarde,   Hildeyerd,
Flaynburgh, 116 n.                     Hyldierd, Joan de, 244 n., 371 n.;
Helpelthorp, Andr. de, 391.              Rob., 75, 244, 371n.; Tho. de,
Helperbi, Galfr. de, 275; Walt. de, 255.  304.
Helperthorp, Adam de, 272.             Hill, Hull, Alicia del, 192; Galfr. del,
Helpeston, Helpston, Ric. de, 371n.,    401; Hen. del, 211; Joh. del, 171,
373.                                   337, 338; Petr. de, 248 n.; Rob. del,
Hemelsay, Hemelsey, Henelsey, Joh.       -see Lisle; Rog. del, 220 n.; Will.
de, 319, 350; Walt. de, 60.            del, 87, 192.
Henry I., king, 51 n., 136 n.          Hillum, Will. de, 207.
Henry III., king, 6 n., 38, 43, 58 n.,  Hilton, Hylton, Alex. de, 424; Job.
63, 68, 86, 125, 134, 135, 136, 137,   de, 322; Matilda de, 440n.; Rob.
143, 147, 149, 199, 200, 201, 327 n.,    de, 305, 389, 424 n., 440; Sir Will.
432, 433, 434.                         de, 440 n.
Henry IV., king, 25 n.                 Hoby, Jac. de, 110.
Henton, Joh. de, 336.                  Hodelston,-see Hudleston.
Hepham, Hopham, Hugo de, 152 n.,  Hog, Peter, 416 n.
336; Johanna de, 152 n.              Hokrell, Rog. de, 142.
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466                          INDEX  NOMINUM.
Holand, Will. de, 344; Sir Will. de,       234, 259, 277 n., 307, 317, 322, 345,
344 n.                                  410; Sir Geoffrey de, 345 n.; Joh.
Holaym, J. de, 376.                        de, 85, 241, 259, 307, 309, 438; Sir
Holbeach, Holbek, Holebech, Hollebek,      John, 21 n.; Matilda, 21 n.; Nic. de,
Helbek, Laur. de, 244, 305; Marg.       265; Ric. de, 244 n., 259.
de, 244 n., 305 n.                    Hoton, Felicia de, 168; feod. de, 4, 8;
Holdbire, Holdbride, Joh. de, 5;-see       Gilb. de, 190; Hugo de, 129; Joh.
Horbire.                                de, 6 n., 10, 129 n., 230, 236, 329 n.;
Holdebert, Rob., 24.                       Rob. de, 233, 283, 365; Rob. fil.
Holderness, Holdernesse, Ric. de, 216.     Will. de, 3, 9; Tho. de, 351; Will., feod. de, 54, 55, 56, 59.    de, 171, 234, 316, 351.
Holenyes, Holines, Alcoke de, 193.      Hoton (Shiref), vicarius de, 107.
Holford, Nic., 180.                     Houghton, Agn. de, 4n.; Swain de,
Holland,-see Surrey.                       4 n.; Will. de, 179;-see Howeton.
Holm, Holne, Hulmo, Jac. de, 110 n.,   Houk, Houck, Hen. de, 439; Tho. de,
117, 120; Johanna, 420; Johannes        316, 321.
de, 261; Petr. de, 264; Rob. de, 24,   Housome, Husom, Rob., 180; Will. de,
91, 420; Sir Rob. de, 24n.; Walt.       268.
de, 320; Will. de, 31, 77, 248.       How, Howe, Hou, Galfr. de, 184; Hen.
Holond, Rog. de, 266.                     de, 270; John, son of Geoffrey de,
Holtby, Holteby, Hen. de, 176 n.; Joh.,    184 n.; Rob. de v. del, 184 n., 234;
176; Matilda de, 176 n.; Nic. de,       Tho. del, 273.
337; Tho. de, 176n.; Will. de, 149,   Howeton, Heuton, Ric. de, 257; Tho.
157, 176 n., 183, 334.                  de, 256, 258, 260, 261, 310;- see
Holthorp, Job. de, 113, 115.               Houghton.
Homet, Humet, Eudo, 126 n.; Tho.,   Huberd, Nic., 212.
126 n.; Will., 126, 127.              Hudleston, Hodelston, Hodilston, haer.
Hooton Roberts, Lucy de, 2 n.; Sir         Joh. de, 335; Ric. de, 179, 383, 390;
Rob. de, 2 n.;-see Hoton.              Rog. de, 179 n.
Hoperton, Adam  de, 360n.; Amabil.   Hugate, Alicia de, 272; Aselina de,
de, 390 n.; Gilb. de, 390 n.            390 n.; Nic. de, 266, 390 n.; Rob.
Hopham,-see Hepham.                        de, 254.
Hop'om, Adam de, 280.                   Hugo, 392.
Hopp', Adam de, 360;-see Oxenhope.   Hugo, presbiter,-see Ferrybridge.
Hopton, Adam  de, 225, 228, 280n.,   Hulkel, haer. Tho., 261.
292.                                  Hull, Job. del, 337, 338; Will. del, 87;
Horbire, Horebire, Job. de, 5 n., 6, 9;    -see Hill.
Sir John de, 6 n.                     Hulmo,-see Holm.
Horly, Herly, Joh. de, 228, 292.        Humfr', Rob., 255.
Hornby, Horneby, hber. de, 159; Hen.   Hundgate, Tho. de, 255.
de, 177; Rob. de, 340; Tho. de, 86,   Huntel, Walt. de, 396 n.
337.                                  Hunter, Mr., 3 n., 4 n., 6 n., 7 n., 10 n.,
Hornington, Hornyngton, Will. de,          230 n., 300, 358 n., 365 n.
24 n., 213, 216, 219, 289.            Hunton, Job. de, 161, 174, 336 n.,
Hornsee, Alex. de, 264.                   337; Tho. de, 175.
Horreworth, Adam de, 99 n.; Joan de,   Hupsale,-see Upsale.
99 n.                                 Hurwath, Walt. de, 124.
Horseden, Will. de, 432.                Husom, Will. de, 268;-see Housome.
Horsford, Horseford, Nigel. de, 32, 33;   Hutton Wansley, rector of, Rob. de
Tho. de, 207, 286.                      Wiverestorp, 27 n.
Horton, Adam de, 189, 355; Alan. de,   Hyde, Alicia de la,-see Everinghain.
198 n.; Elias de, 227; Nic. de, 198.   Hykylton,-see Hickleton.
Hospitalarii, Hospitalarii Jerosolimne,   Hyldierd,-see Hildyard.
Hospital', Hospit. S. Johannis, 78,
80, 81, 84, 85, 86, 88, 90, 91, 141 n.,
147, 199, 200, 202, 205, 208, 275,                      I
375, 379.
Hotham, Hothum, Alicia de, 260, 265;   Ide, Rob. de, 347;-see Lisle.
Avicia de, 244 n.; Galfr. de, 99 n.,  Ilde, Jord. de, 365.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             467
Ilkeley, Ilklay, Job. de, 347 n.; Will.   Karleton,-see Carlton.
de, 348.                              Katerthorp, Will. de, 388.
k-, rector ecclesise de, 207.    Katton,-see Catton.
Ilketon, Matilda de, 347 n.; Nic. de,   Kayton,-see Cayton.
207, 347 n.; Rad. de, 347; Will. de,   Keighley, Kighley, Kigheley, Kighe192.                                    leye, Kyghley, domina de, 355; doIllington, Ilkington, Rob. de, 72.         minus de, 16; Hen. de, 191, 192,
Ingelberd, Rog. de, 308.                   193, 194; Hen. fil. Ric. de, 196;
Ingelram, Walt., 136 n.                    Joh. de, 189, 193 n.; Ric. de, 16.,
Ingoldby,  Ingoldeby,  Ingewaldeby,        357.
Inwardby, Rog. de, 183; Will. de,   Keldholm, moniales de, 121; priorissa
214, 284.                               de, 121, 122, 123, 320.
Insula, Isle, Baldw. de, 205, 206, 432;   Kelk, Will. de, 401, 420.
Job. de, 341; Rob. de, 347 n.;-see   Kelkefeld, Hen. de, 64; Hen. fitz Conan
Lisle.                                  de, 63 n., 64 n.;-see Fitz Conan.
Insulhe, Isab., domina, 436 n.          Kellawe, Alice, 100 n.; Ric., bp. of
Irby, Will. de, 198, 355.                 Durham, 264 n.
Irton, Joh. de, 273; Tho. de, 139, 240,   Kellet, Kelette, hber. Steph., 129, 236.
274; T. fil. Will. de, 146; Will. de,   Ken, Adam le, 261; Ric. le, 253, 261.
138, 139, 145, 146, 240.              Kenerthorp, Steph. de, 270; Will. de,
Islebek, Isilbek, Gilb. de, 98; Walt. de,  72.
98 n.                                 Kercroft, Rob. de, 255.
Isle,-see Insula.                       Kerkan, Math. de, 168, 170; Regin.
Issell, Eudo, 84 n.                       de, 168.
Kerperby, Elena, domina de, 154.
Kesewik, Kesywyk (Est), haer. de, 209,
287.
Ketil, Paulin., 425.
~Jacke~,,]439..     Kildale, domina de, 53; Will. de,-see
Jacke, 439.                                Percy.
Jarkenville,  Jarkenvile,  Jarkenwild,   Killyng, Kyllyng  priorissa de  303
Jarkenwyle, Jerkenville, Jerkenwyld,    372     
Charkenull, Charkevill, Job. de, 106,   Killingwik, Killyngwik, Kyllyngwyk,
114Ja, 11ll.,.                         Brian. de, 86; Joh. de, 307; Tho. de,
Jarrur', Will., 143.                      257.
Jerosolima,Hospitalarii Beverlacide, 81.    ilwardeby, Kylwardby, Simon de, 146,
Jerosolimse, Hospitalarii, 85, —see Hos-  240.
pitalarii.                            Killom, Killum, Edm. de, 159; haer.
John, king, 4, 16, 18, 109 n., 134, 135,  Petri d, 337.
137, 139, 162, 438.                  King, Kynge, Kyngge, Hen., 98n.;
Jolby, RHen. d, 178.                      Joh., 199; Will., 19.
Jolaf, Rob., 439.                       Kingston-super-Hull, comes de, Rob.,
Jollanus, Rog., 395.                       277.
Jordan, Jac., 138.
Jordan, Jac~, 138.                     IKinthorp, Kynthorp, Alan de, 326 n.;
Jorevall, Jorevalle, Jervals, abbas de,   Kinthorp, Kynthorp, Alan do, 326 a.;
149, 152, 153, 155, 156, 157, 158,      Geo y d, 326.; Petronilla d
160, 162, 170, 173, 175, 183, 336,  kb, Kerkeb
Kirkby, Kirkeby, Kerkby, Kerkeby,
337, 338 n.,                           Kyrkby, Kyrkeby, Adam, 180; Alan.
Jose, Tho., 253.                          de, 336.; Andr. de, 222 n., 342;
Jussell, Eudo, 84.                        Hugo de, 151; Joh. de, thesaurarius,
Juven', Joven', Joh. le, 212; Rog. le,    1, 2 n., 28., 31 n., 60 n., 124, 138 n.,
264.                                    148, 180; Joh. de, 124, 133, 222,
290; Will. de, le Romayn, 121 n.
K, rector ecclesiae de, 180.
Kirkebride, Ric., 341.
Kabergh, Alan. de, 161 a.               Kirkham, Kirkeham, Kyrkham, KyrkeKackery, Alan. de, 336.                   ham, Alan. de, 108, 379 n.
Kaderton,-see Catherton., canons of, 73 n., 108 n., 113,
Kambard,-see Chambard.                     131 n.
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468                         INDEX  NOMINUM.
Kirkham, prior de, 91, 108, 109, 118,     de, 191, 273n., 430, 431; Johan fitz
121, 267, 315, 320, 324, 379 n.         Johan de, 430, 431; Job. fil. Nic.
Kirkstall, Kirkestall, Kyrkstall, Kyrke-  de, 419; Sir John de, 273 n.; Nic.
stall, abbas de, 16, 32, 33, 34, 38,    de, 273, 325; Walt. de, Coventr' et
39, 40, 41, 207, 208, 209, 224, 226,    Lich' v. Cestriensis episc., 268, 315,
231, 282, 348, 360.                     325, 342 n., 381; Will. de, 270., monks of, 25 n., 33 n.       Lanoc, Rob., 390 n.
Kirkton, Will. de, 168.                 Lardiner, Lardener, David le, 23, 216.
Knaresbrough, bailiff of the Liberty of,  Lascelles, Lacels, Lacelles, Lasceles,
Joh. de Wanton, 338 n.                  Lascell, Lascels, Lascelys, Lassels,
Kneton, Alex. de, 170.                    Lescales, Edm. de, 99; Eliz., 89 n.,
Knoll, Elias de, 19, 20, 21; Sir Elias    322; Gilb. de, 256; Isab. de, 253,
de, 46 n.; Rainer. de, 200.             322 n.; Joh. de, 244, 279, 323, 335,
Knout, Knoute, Eva, 97; Ingelr., 322;     339; J. de, 373; Matilda de, 440 n.;
Ric., 97.                               Rad. de, 89; Rob. de, 89 n., 148, 160,
Knyth, Rog., 177 n.                        163, 165 n., 174, 335; Rog. de, 89,
Kokefeld,-see Cokefeld.                   96, 154, 157, 175, 176; Sir Rog. de,
Kokevill,-see Colville.                   322 n., 440 n.; R. de, 89; Will. de,
Kotes,-see Cotes.                         75, 177, 244 n., 373, 432.
Kyllyngholm, Joh. de, 54.                   ~, feod. de, 376, 377.
Kylvington, Joh. de, 101.               Lasingby, Laisingby, Joh. de, 234;
Kyme, Kymbe, Kimbe, Kime, feod. de,       Rob. de, 137.
55; Joh. de, 19 n.; Matilda de,  Lathum, Will. de, 258.
261 n.; Phil. de, 16, 19, 25, 29, 31,  Latimer, Latymer, Latymere, Lay49, 50, 87, 196, 199, 202, 310; Simon   tymer, Lytimer, dominus de, 163;
de, 199 n., 218 n., 219, 222, 343, 345;  Lucy le, 307 n.; Will. de v. le, 72,
Will. de, 308.                          111, 115, 226, 231, 235, 239, 267,
271, 275, 280, 281, 314, 315, 324,
326, 329, 336, 360, 379; Sir Will. le,
307 n.
L, feod. de, 268.
Laton, Hen. de, 333; Joh. de, 164 n.,
Laber, Labyr, Laver, Joh. de, 322.         168, 169, 177; Mich. de, 168; Nic.
Lacy, Lascy, Lasy, Alesia v. Alicia de,    de, 168, 174; Rob. de, 168; Tho.
215, 225, 285; dominus de, 52;          de, 164, 333, 335.
Eadm. de, 432; Hen. de, comes Linc.,   Latryn', Walt. le, 153.
30; Joh. de, 48, 213, 224, 284, 345,   Launde, Land, Lande, Alicia de, 232;
403, 411, 438; Ric. de, 52n.            Joh. de la, 213, 284, 396n.; Jord.
Laderenee, haer., 290;-see Brus.          de la, 396; Nic. de la, 101; Rob. de
Lambard, Walt. le, 153 n.                 la, 384; Walt. le, 153 n.; Will. de
Lancastriee, comes, Edm., 138, 139,    la, 48;-see S. Lando.
141, 147, 327n.; Tho., 326, 327,  Lavander, Will., 87.
348, 351, 352, 354, 360, 363.         Laver, Joh. de, 322 n.
Land,-see Launde.                       Laxton, Walt. de, 317 n.
Laneridus, 384.                         Layburn,-see Leyburn.
Lange, Adam le, 63; Rob. le, 64, 65;  Laye, Joh. del, 355.
-see Long.                            Layri, Ric., 272.
Langfeld, Tho. de, 229, 292.            Leathley, Lelay, Lethell, hwar. de, 33;
Langrig, Adam de, 169.                     Rob. de, 26 n.; Will. de, 33 n.
Langthorne,-see Langton.                Leck,-see Leek.
Langthwait,Langethwayt,Langthwayt,   Leeds, Leedes, Ledes, Ledys, Alex. de,
Langhtwayt, Langtwait, Langewath,       34, 35, 185, 208, 286, 339, 359; Ric.
Langwath, Adam de, 72; Agn. de,         de, 227; Rob. de, 211; Rog. de, 33,
366; Joh. de, 275; Will. de, 6, 231,    38, 207, 209, 224, 227, 287, 346;
282, 439; haer. Will. de, 282 n.        Tho. fitz Peter de, 38 n.
Langtoft, Langetoft, domina de, 347;   Ledemer,-see Sledmere.
Tho. de, 118.                         Ledesham, Ric. de, 213.
Langton, Langeton, Langthorne, Hugo   Leek, Leck, Rad. de, 98; rector ecclede, 175, 176; Joan de, 273n.; Joh.      sie de, 348.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             469
Leget, Legett, Will., 192, 196.         Lines, Lyns, Regin. de, 150; Ric. de,
Lelley, Lelle, Juliana de, 303; Nic.      159, 160; Rog. de, 337.
de, 374 n.; Rad. de, 245, 303; Rob.  Linton, rector of, Rob. de Swynlington,
de, 374 n.                              19 n.
Le-nedy-man, Tho., 266.                 Lisle, del Isle, de Ide, de Insula, del
Lennerton, Levenacton, Ric. fil. Will.    Hill, Euphemia de, 4 n.; Rob. de v.
de, 384 n.                              del, 347 n., 349; Warine, lord, 347 n.;
Lepton, Adam de, 228.                     Will. de, 4 n.
Lepyngton, Job. de, 268.                Lithegrenes, Lithegreyns, Lythegreyns,
Lesiniaco, haer. Galfr. de, 2,-see Lu-    Lytelgreyns, Alice de, 103 n.; Joh.
signan.                                 de, 103, 399, 400; Sir John de,
L'Esquier, Job., 255,-see Squier.          103 n.
Lestabler,-see Stabler.                 Liversege, Lyversege, Rob. de, 225,
Leuai, Joh., 251.                          280; Will. de, 225, 280.
Levenes, Agn. de, 171.                  Lobenho (Lubbenham), Florencia de,
Levening, Hartin. de, 72.                 385 n., 386.
Leventhorpe, Leuwyngthorp, Lewyn-   Lofte, Rog. de, 129.
thorp, Hugo de, 361 n.; Tho. de,   Lofthouse, Lofthous, Hen. de, 34;
361; Will. de, 227.                     Tho. de, 211, 226, 280.
Leveret, feod., 384 n.                  Lond, Lound,-see Lund.
Levesham, Rob. de, 385n., 400; Tho.   London, bp. of, 33 n.; Petr. de, 71 n.;
de, 98.                                 Walt. de, 106.
Levet, Lyvet, Lyveth, Jac., 231, 232,   Long, Rad., 235 n.;-see Lange.
282, 283, 359; Nic., 6, 7, 9, 10, 11.   Longo Campo, Galfr. de, 396.
Levyngthorp (Linthorp), Adam  de,   Longvillers, Sir John, 279 n.; Marg.,
236.                                    279 n.
Levyngton, Will. de, 132.               Lord, Galfr. le, 152 n.
Lewes, Leuevich, prior de, 361.         Lorengis, Will., 127 n.
Ley, Job. de, 190.                      Lou, Amicia le, 339 n.; Job. le, 339 n.;
Leyburn, Leyburne, Layburn, Agn.          Marg. le, 339 n.; Phil. le, 339 n.
de, 158; Alicia de, 158; Cecilia de,  Louny, Job., 266.
158; domina de, 3, 10, 157, 337,-    Lourd', her. Ric., 287.
see Vipont; Galfr. de, 169; Idonea   Louth, Luda, Lue, Lutha, Agn. de,
de, 2 n.; Isab. de, 158; hber. Ric. de,  65 n.; Ellen de, 65 n.; fam. of, 65 n.;
156, 157; Rog. de, 2n., 3n.; Will.      Gilb. de, 65, 117, 120, 236n.; Sir
de, 158.                                Gilb. de, 65 n., 117 n.; haer. Gilb. de,
Lichfield and Coventry, bp. of, Langton,  236; Jeremy de, 65 n.; John de,
Walt. de, 268 n., 342 n.                65 n.; Nic. de, 65 n., 236 n.; beer.
Ligulf, 10n.                              Nic. de, 321; Ric. de, 65n.; Rob.
Lilleshull, Kedeshil, Kideshill, Kydes-   de, 65 n.; Will. de, 65 n.; Will. de,
hall, prior de, 205.                    bp. of Ely, 65 n.
Lillyng, Paulin. de, 180, 434.          Louvaine, Louvaynes, Lovayns, LoLincoln', Lyncoln', Line', comes, 4, 5,   wains, Luvains, Louefus, duke of,
6, 7, 8, 12, 15 n., 16, 17, 30, 33, 34,  72 n.; Godfr. de, 72 n.; Math. de, 72,
35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 49, 50, 55, 197,    113, 115, 267 n., 381; her. Math. de,
208, 209, 210, 227, 228, 229, 231,      267; Tho. de, 72., 267 n.
232, 279 n., 286, 287, 288, 292.      Lovel, Lovell, Job., 239; Tho., 270;,countess of, Joan, 361 n.       Will. de, 111, 115, 273, 378, 434., earl of, Hen., 361 n.; Ran-   Lower, Mr., 263 n.
nulph, 42 n.                          Lucy, Godfr. de, 216 n.; Tho. de, 145 n., Ric. de, 392; Tho. de, 308;   Luda, Lue, Lutha,-see Louth.
Will. de, 36; hoer. Will. de, 208,   Ludham, Job. de, 426; Walt. de, 393 n.
287.                                  Lumby, Job. de, 439.
Lindesey, Lyndesey, Lyndesy, Will.   Lund, Lond, Lound, Alicia de v. du,
de, 170, 179.                           232,269,283; Agn. de, 269 n.; Marg.
Lindisfarne, bp. of, Colman, 137 n.       fil. Aliciae de, 269 n.; Petr. de, 71,
Lindley, Lindele, Lyndeley, Falcasius      232, 269 n.; Rad. de, 388; hbr. Ric. de,
v. Faucus de, 389, 404, 413, 423;       208; Simon du, 264;-see Laund.
Will. de, 423.                        Lung, Lungus, Alicia, soror Henrici,




470                         INDEX  NOMINUM.
98; Cecilia, soror Henrici, 98; Hen.,   Maliverer,Malleverer,-seeMauleverer.
98.                                   Malo Lacu, Mauley, Maulai, Maulay,
Lungespie, Lyngespyd, Joh., 101.          Maule, Edm. de, 253 n., 439; Joh. de,
Lusignan, Lesiniaco, Geoffrey de, 2 n.     257; Petr. de, 5, 6, 8, 50, 62, 66, 68,
Luterell, Luterell, Lutterall, Luttrel,    71, 72, 82, 83, 84, 85, 107, 108, 125,
Agn., 282 n.; Andreas, 40, 111, 112,    126, 129, 130, 134, 230, 231, 237,
432; haer. Andres, 41; baro de, 23;     241, 242, 259, 271, 307, 308, 314,
Galfr., 6 n., 20 n., 216, 230, 231, 282,  317, 328, 334, 345, 358, 378, 379,
337, 359, 365; Sir Geoffrey, 282 n.,    381, 432, 439; haer. Petri de, 214,
337 n.; Geo., 231; G., 230, 231; Rob.   284; Rob. de, 359; Steph. de, 134.
de, 1, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 40, 41, 98,, feod. de, 51, 54, 57, 249, 252,
109, 115, 118, 123; Sir Rob., 282n.     253, 254, 255, 257, 258, 259, 260,, feod. de, 24, 27, 29, 56, 111,  262, 265, 380, 382.
112, 122, 217, 220, 250, 267, 281 n.,   Malory, Malore, Anketin., 82; Sir An380.                                    ketin, 345 n.; Sire Pieres, 425; SarLuterington, Ric. de, 383.                 ra, 345 n.
Luther, Hugo de, 239.                   Maltby, Malteby, Joh. de, 126, 234;
Lutton, Hen. de, 272; Tho. de, 73, 79;     Rob. de, 216 n.; Will. de, 216 n.,
Will., 273.                             330.
Lyard, Rog., 175., feod. de, 9.
Lygard, Joh., 80.                       Malton, Hen. de, 267.
Lyndesey,-see Lindesey., canonici de, 109 n., 111, 113,
Lyns,-see Lines.                           118, 119, 216 n.
Lynton, Dionis' de, 84, 253; Hugo de,, prior de, 109, 111, 122, 141,
253; Rog. de, 82, 84; Tho. de, 265.     142, 143, 275, 321, 357, 382.
Lythorne, Joh. de, 381., prior et conv. de, 112 n.
Lyvet, Lyveth,-see Levet.               Malurer, Joh., 252.
Mangevylain, Maungevileyne, Hawysia,
267; hwer. Rob., 144.
M                      Mansel, Mansaile, Maunsel, Maunsell,
Alice, 281 n.; Edm., 62, 94, 189,
Macegrene, Will. de, 195 n.               281 n., 355; Hen., 94, 102, 321; Isab.
Madd, Hamo, 172.                          de, domina de Tirlington, 385 n.;
Madox, -, 204 n.                         Joh. de, 94, 95, 323, 385; Ric., 95;
Magneby, —see Maunby.                     Steph., 102; Tho. de, 95, 111, 167.
Maille, Hamond., 172 n.                 Manston, Alfred. de, 207, 208; Joh. de,
Malbis, Malbys, Malebis, Malebisse,       35.
Malebys, Malebyse, Mallus, Eliz.,   Manyngham, Joh. de, 360 n.; Marg. de,
343 n.; Emma, 97 n., 217 n.; Hugo,      227; Rog. de, 227.
97 n., 106, 235 n.; her. Joh. de, 322;  Mapelton, Mappelton, har. Gilb. de,
Sir John, 217n., 218 n., 322 n.; Rad.   75; Joh. de, 246, 303.
de, 135; Ric., 23, 24, 52 n., 53, 61,    —, capellanus de, Simon, 413.
63, 94, 95, 97, 98, 105 n., 122, 123,  Marays,-see Marisco.
135 n., 216, 217, 218 n., 223, 289,  Mare, Mar', Marr', Marra, Hugo de la,
291; Sir Rich., 135 n.; Rog. de, 105;   176, 242; Job. de la, 139, 340; Job.
Sir Tho., 343 n.; Walt., 322 n.; Sir    fil. Will. ad, 258; Laur. atte, 272;
Walt., 343 n.; Will., 97 n., 343; Sir   Martin. atte, 272; Tho. de la, 418;
Will., 97 n., 98 n., 116 n., 217 n.,    Will. de la, 304, 333.
220 n., 235 n., 322 n., 343 n.        Maresc', Adam, 273; Emma, 252;,feod. de, 55, 217.               Galfr., 256; Joh., 251; Nic., 255;, Malebrank, Agn. fil. Joh.,        Rob., 263.
429.                                  Marescallus,-see Marshall.
Malger, 10 n.                           Marinse, Rad. de, 270.
Malghom, Malghum, Job. fil. Pyme   Marisco, Marays, Joh. de, 232; Maur.
de, 201; Tho. de, 201; Will. de, 189,   de, 413; Nic. de v. del, 224, 360;
193, 356.                               Rob. de, 232n.; Will. fil. Will. de,
Malekake, Malkac, Malkak, Malkake,         28 n.
Melkay, Alan, 235 n.; Tho., 86; Will.,   Markenfeld, Markingfeld, Markynfeld,
122, 143.                               Merkynfeld, Andreas de, 336; Joh.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                               471
de, 178 n., 255, 256, 307, 331, 335,   Maundewyll, Galfr. de, 89.
345.                                   Maungevileyne,-see Mangevylain.
Markington, Markinton, Merkington,   Maunsel,-see Mansel.
Merkyngton, Hen. de, 388; Joh. de,   Maverhermer, Will., 144.
415, 435 n.; Reyner. de, 212 n.; Will.   Meaux,-see Melsa.
de, 161, 415, 416, 435.                Mechelburn, Hugo de, 254.
Marlesthorp,-see Tharlesthorp.            Meinill, Manull, Maynill, Meignell,
Marmion, Marmyon, Marmyoun, Mer-            Menell, Menill, Mennell, Menyl,
myun, Avicia, 153, 154, 160, 161,         Meynhull, Meynill, Cecilia de, 329 n.;
162, 172, 175, 181, 182, 183, 184,        Cristiana de, 237, 427; dominus de,
436 n.; domina de, 436; Joh., 212,        126; Hen. de, 98 n.; Joh. de, 235,
334, 336, 339, 399, 401, 402, 404,        329; Nic. de, 126, 128, 129, 130, 131,
406, 414; Sir John, 401 n., 436 n.;       134,137,237,238, 266, 311,312, 324,
Loretta de, 182 n., 401 n.; Rob. de,      328, 329 n., 427; Petr. de, 434; Ran.
182 n., 436n.; Will. de, 182 n.,401 n.    de, 128; Rob. de, 137; Simon de,
-, feod. de, 108.                   329; Steph. de, 126; haer. Walt. de,
Marrick, Marrig, moniales de, 151 n.,       106; Will. de, 266.
172., feod. de, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58,,priorissa de, 150, 160, 165,     59, 273.
177.                                   Meiten, Galfr. del, 439.
Marshall, Marschal, Marescallus, Ma-   Meitgrene, Will. de, 195.
riscallus, comes,-see Bigot; domina   Melsa, Melsay, Means, Meaux, Meus,
de, 314; Joh., 438; Petr., 307 n.;        Beatrice de, 185 n.; Galfr. v. Godefr.
Ric. le, 178; Walt., 267, 268; Will.,     de, 268, 269, 326, 371, 389, 404 n.,
24.                                       408, 427; hwer. Godefr. de, 346, 412;
Marston, Merston, Laderana de, 28 n.;       Isab. de, 245 n.; Joh. de, 71, 75, 78,
Tho. de, 399, 403; Tho. fil. Will. de,    81, 85, 88, 213, 244, 245 n., 262, 284,
28 n.; Tho. fil.      de, 272; Will.      303, 315, 346 n., 390, 398, 401, 404,
fl. Tho. de, 28 n., 63, 342 n.            427 n.; Joh. fil. Godfr. de, 427, 428;
Martel, Martell, Marthell, Joh. de, 31;     Sir John de, 395 n.; uxor Joh. de,
Will., 220, 290, 342.                     315; Petr. de, 77, 185 n.; Phil. de,
Martley, Martheley, Marthely, Marty-        247, 305; Will. de, 266.
lay, Alice de, 43 n., 347 n.; Joh. de,, abbas de, 81, 83, 88, 91, 304,
42, 43, 347 n.; Petr. de, 347 n., 348.    305, 307, 315.
Marton, Hen. de, 190, 356; Isab. de,   Melsamby, Melshamby, Galfr. de, 335;
349; Patric. de, 193 n.; Ric. de, 238,    Simon de, 169, 170; Walt. de, 170;
330; R. de, 124; Tho. de, 235 n.;        Will. de, 170.
Will. de, 192, 193 n., 356.            Meltenby, Melteneby, Jac. de, 390 n.;, prior de, 97, 107, 108, 189,    Rob. de, 274, 390 n.
196, 324, 325, 357 n.                  Melton, Ric. de, 414; Rob. de, 257;
Mason, Rob. le, 195.                        Will. de, 85;-see Ebor. archiep.
Matham,-see Mortham.                     Menithorp, Meningthorp,  MenyngMatilda, comitissa, 18,-see Warwick.        thorp, Joh. de, 273, 275.
Maubaunck, Alicia, 396 n.; Juetman v.   Mensington, Alex. de, 347.
Jotam, 396 n.; Lucia, 396 n.; Marg.,   Menthorp, Rob. de, 66, 67.
396 n.                                 Mercere, Rob. le, 195.
Maucovenant, Maucovenande, Mauco-   Merlawe, Drogo de, 365 n.
venaunt, Galfr. de, 133, 235, 329;   Merley, feod. de, 55, 56, 58, 59.
Sir Geoffrey de, 132 n.; Marg., 235 n.   Merlowe, Nic. de, 425.
Maudoust, Rog., 340.                      Mersk, Hen. de, 172; Joh. de, 234;
Mauleverer,  Maliverer,  Malleverer,        Rob. de, 172.
Amicia, 71; Avicia, 71 n.; Job., 32,   Merston,-see Marston.
33, 44, 348, 349, 350; Joh. fil. Joh.,   Merton, Alan. de, 198.
46; hner. Joh., 32, 33; Rog., 131;   Meryngton, Will. de, 430.
Will., 18, 22, 44, 191, 202, 349.      Messingham, Isab. de, 258 n.; Oliver.
Mauley, Maulay,-see Malo Lacu.              de, 258.
Maunby, Mauneby, Magneby, Ran. de,   Metham, Joh. de, 264, 265,344 n.; hser.
319; Tho. de, 176, 179 n., 334, 335,      Joh. de, 344; Nic. de, 316; Tho. de,
336.                                      260, 344 n.




472                         INDEX  NOMINUM.
Methelton, Eymes de, 432.                  Mounceaux, Mounceus, Munceals,
Methlay, Methelay, Hugo de, 63; Will.      Munceus, Ingelr. de, 54, 77, 244 n.;
de, 228, 229, 292.                      Sir Ingram de, 54 n.; Joh. de, 54 n.,
Michel, Joh., 254.                         56, 244n.; Petr. de, 54; Rob. de,
Mickelfeld,Mikelfeld, Mikelfeud,Adam       392 n.; Tho. de, 193, 218, 244, 289,
de, 213, 215, 285; Rad. de, 78, 259,    302; Will. de, 83.
402; Walt. de, 390, 391; Will. de,, feod. de, 373, 377.
408.                                  Monhaut,-see Monte Alto.
Midenhall, feod. de, 11.                Monketon, Munketon, Joh. de, 212,
Midlesburg, monks of, 131 n.               380 n.; Phil. fil. Rad. de, 27.
Middleham, Midelham,  Maria  de,                  (Nun), priorissa de, 46, 206,
150 n., 167, 168, 181, 182, 183, 336,   220, 221, 290, 350.
337;-see Neville.                    -, Marg. de Wilsthorp, prioress, feod. de, 186.                 of, 27 n.
Middleton,   Middelton,   Midelton,   Monnay,-see Muncey.
Midilton, Meddilton,  Meddylton,   Monte, Steph. de, 248; her. Steph. de,
Medilton, Adam de, 191, 349, 357;       77.
Elias de, 166 n., 167; Hen. de, 99,  Monte Acuto, feod. de, 57, 250.
170, 171, 180; Joh. de, 234; Math.   Monte Alto, Mohoud, Monhaud, Monde, 335; Petr. de, 44, 349; haer.       haut, Alice de, 43n., 347n.; Galfr.
Rad. de, 181; haer. Ran. de, 181 n.,    de, 44; John de, 16 n., 43 n.; Matilda
183; Rob. de, 86, 254; Tho. de,         de, 347n.; Milisenta de, 16n., 42,
270, 420; Walt. de, 31, 207; Will.      43; Simon de, 43 n., 347 n.; hoer.
de, 80, 155, 166 n., 318, 333.          Simon. de, 31, 42, 190, 347 n.; Tho., juxta Kneton, parsona de,       de, 73.
171., hner. de, 17, 198.
Midhop, Ric. de, 354; Rob. de, 354.     Monte Canisio, Cecilia de, 272; Dion'
Mikelton, Elias de, 166; Will., 166.       de, 73; Steph. de, 374.
Mildby, Myldeby, Job. de, 211.          Monteney,-see Mountney.
Milford, Milleford, Mulforth, Mylford,   Mora, More, Mor', Hugh de, 76 n.,
Joh. de, 213, 438; Job. fil. Job. de    302; Jac. de, 145; Joh. de v. de la,
North, 345; Joh. fil. Rob. de North,    303, 323; Ric. del, 198; Rob. de la,
215, 345; haer. Rob. de North, 285;     341; Simon de la, 260; Tho. de la,
Will. de South, 48; Will. de Camera     86.
de, 384 n., 399 n.                    Morant, Moraunt, har. Rog., 140, 144,
Millington, Milington, Milyngton, Mi-      145.
lieton, Jac. de, 180, 253, 255, 267,  Moreby, Morby, Morley, Rob. de, 308,
309;     de, 256.                       319, 411, 412; Will. de, 63.
Militiae Templi,-see Templarii.         Morers, Morors, Murers, Murrers,
Milner, Hugo, 165; Steph., 420;-see        Petr. de, 254, 319; Rad. de, 328;
Molendinarius.                          Ric. de, 61; Will. de, 61 n., 140 n.,
Milnes, Rob. atte, 318.                    146, 240, 339.
Miniot, Mynyot, Rog. de, 170, 171.      Morgan, Joh., 102.
Minskip, Rob. de, 211.                  Morghawe, Hugo de, 365.
Mireth, Will. de, 140.                  Morgvill, Ric. de, 265.
Mirfeld, rector eccl. de, Joh. de Heton,  Morin, Moryn, Gilb., 396; Rob., 396 n.;
225, 280.                               Simon, 396 n.
Mitton, Rad. de, 17; haer. Rad. de,  Morley, Rob. de,-see Moreby.
197.                                  Morning, Joh. de, 7.
Mohoud,-see Monte Alto.                 Morpath, Rob. de, 140 n.; Rog. de, 140;
Moigne, Joh. le, 262.                     Will. de, 140 n.
Mois,-see Moys.                         Mortham, Matham, Job. de, 167; Rob.
Moland, Molant, Ric., 192; Will.,    fil. Rog. de, 167; Will. de, 167.
192 n.                                Mortimer,-see Mortuo Mari.
Molbrai,-see Moubray.                   Morton, Moreton, Alan. de, 198 n.;
Molendinarius, Molend', Ric., 384 n.;     Will. de, 131, 238.
Tho., 254; Will., 269;-see Milner., hner. de, 207, 286.
Molendinum, Tho. ad, 275.               Mortuo Mari, Mortimer, Mortymer,
Monceaux,  Monceax,   Mounceaus,          Edm. de, 251 n.; Marg. de, 251 n.;




INDEX  NOMINUM.                               473
Rog.de, 251n., 434; Will. de, 107,        183, 184, 186, 339, 434; Will. de,
391 n.                                    339.
Mortuo Mari, feod. de, 82 n., 251, 252,   Mycoll, Job., 95 n.
253,254,267.
Mosteres,-see Musters.
Motel, Alan., 392.                                          N
Moubray, Mobray, Molbrai, Molbray,
Mowebery, Mubray, Joh. de, 104 n.,   Nairford, Adam de, 170.
278 n., 309, 321, 322, 362, 408, 417,   Nanhop, Joh., 99.
436; Sir John de, 408 n., 436 n.;   Napelton,-see Stapleton.
J. de, 379; Nigel. de, 97 n., 387,   Narsburgh, Job. de, 255.
417 n., 422; Rob. de, 97 n.; Rog. de,  Nebo, Rob., 88 n.
16, 21, 25, 26, 45, 46, 93, 94, 95, 96,   Nerff', Jac. de, 185.
97, 98, 99, 104, 105, 106, 108, 111,   Neuby,-see Newby.
112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118,  Neusham, Neusom,-see Newsom.
119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 135 n., 144,  Neuton,-see Newton.
152, 153, 166, 168, 185, 212, 231,   Neve, Will., 375 n.
240, 278 n., 339 n., 417 n., 432, 436 n.;   Nevill, Nevell, Nevyle, Nevyll, Newyll,
Rosea v. Roysia de, 278; Tho. de,        Neyvill, Andr. de, 175, 182, 434;
179; Will. de, 133.                      Bernard. de, 177; Cecilia de, 406,
-   ~, baro de, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28,        408; Edm. de, 360; Galfr. de, 185;
29.                                      Sir Geoffrey de, 279 n.; Gilb. de, 48,, feod. de, 23, 26, 29, 57, 59,    406; Hugo de, 394 n.; Johanna de,
81, 82, 106, 111, 112, 113, 114, 118,    273n., 418; Johannesde, 48n., 213,
204, 205, 206, 216, 219, 222, 250,       284, 406, 408, 418; Jollan. de, 339;
251, 252, 255, 259, 260, 266, 267,       Mar' de, 268; Marg. de, 168, 189,
268, 271, 272, 273, 274, 379, 381.        190, 215, 224, 279, 285, 333, 345,, haer. de, 24, 63, 79, 80, 82,    356, 357, 360, 361; Maria de, dom.
196, 263 n., 379.                        de Midelham, 150, 152, 153, 154,
Mouncey,-see Muncey.                        155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161,
Mountford, Munford, Hen. de,.135 n.;       162, 334, 336, 338; Petr. de, 142;
Rog. de, 173.                            Rad. de, 189, 200, 308, 315,379, 381;
Mountney,  Mountnay,  Mounteney,            Ran. de, 17, 47, 63, 94, 97, 99, 107,
Monteney, Munteny, Tho. de, 7, 11,        108, 128 n., 129, 196, 200, 202, 237,
232, 283.                                 239,324, 330, 378, 379, 381 n.; Reyn.
Mowgrene, Will. de, 195 n.                  de, 143; Rob. de, 17, 150 n., 273 n.,
Moys, Mois, Moijs, Petr., 371 n., 375,      432; Tho. de, 338; Will. de, 143,
376 n., 377 n.; Rosa, 375 n.              240.
Mruthaue (?), feod. de, 82.              --—, feod. de, 51, 120, 122.
Multhorp, Will. de, 73., haer. de, 117, 118, 122, 123.
Multon, Matilda de, 62; Symon de,   New, Rob., 88.
180; Tho. de, 145 n.                  Newark, Newerk, Hen. de,-see Ebor.
Munby, Joseph, esq., 138n., 442.            archiep.; Will. de, 255.
Muncaster, lord, 91 n.                    Newby, Neweby, Neuby, Job. de, 184;
Muncey, Mouncey, Monnay, Walt. de,          Rad. de, 384, 388, 436.
199.                                   Newland, Adam de, 190.
Mundevill, Will. de, 104.                 Newmarch,  Neumarch,  Nymarch,
Munford,-see Mountford.                     Novo-Mercato, Adam  de, 5, 7, 10,
Munketon,-see Monketon.                     11, 432; Sir Adam de, 5 n.; Hugo
Muscegros, Muchegros, Agn. de, 396n.;       de, 440, 441; Lora de, 244 n.; Tho.
Aliciade, 396 n.; Amabilia de, 396n.;     de, 244 n., 305; Tho. fil. Hugon. de,
Eliz. de, 396 n.; Johanna de, 396n.;      441.
Juliana de, 396 n.; Marg. de, 396n.;   Newsom, Neusham, Neusom, Neusum,
Matilda de, 396n.; Petronilla de,        Agn. de, 178 n.; Mr. Alan. de, 323;
396 n.; Walt. de, 396.                   Joan, 21n.; Joh., 76; Marg. de,
Muscell, Muschell, Tho., 40, 41.            166, 167; Matilda, 20 n.; Nic. de,
Muscham, Galfr. de, 384.                    178 n.; hber. Nic. de, 118, 122; Rob.
Musters, Mosteres, Mousters, Job. de,       de, 228; Will., 20 n., 21 n.
178 n., 335; Rob. de, 162, 181, 182,   Newton, Neuton, Alan. de, 16, 197;




474                          INDEX NOMINUM.
Sir Isaac, 391 n.; Juliana de, 390 n.;   Orreby, Isab. de, 311n.; John de,
Picot de, 181n.; Ric. de, 375n.;          311 n.
Sicilia de, 375 n.; Tho. de, 76, 181,   Osgotby, Osgoteby, Osgodby, Adam
374 n., 375 n.; Will. fil. Will. de, 267.  de, 242 n., 438; Rob. de, 68, 242,
Neylford, Adam de, 37.                      317.
Nigellus, 241 n., capellanus de, 139.
Nonnewykthornes, Rob. de, 436 n.          Osulf, 10 n.
Norff', Jac. de, 185 n.                   Oswalton, Will. de, 17.
Norfolk', comes, Rog.,-see Bigot.         Otley, Otteley, Colin. fil. Edons' de,
Normanvill, Normanville, Adam  de,          425.
6, 10, 230, 281, 358; haer. Ric. de,   —, vicar of, John deBrantingham,
202; Rad. de, 4, 6, 8, 9, 22, 152, 202,   429 n.
336, 356; Tho. de, 398.                Otringham, Beatrix de, 272 n.; Martin
Norreis, Norreys, Noreys, Agn., 178;        de, 272 n.; Ric. de, 414.
Alan., 101; Galfr. le, 169; Joh., 167;   Otrington, Oterington, Hoterington,
Will., 167 n.                             Tho. de, 101; Tho. fil. Tho. de, 148.
Northall, Northalle (in Ledes), Rog.   Otterburn, Oterburn, Elias de, 201;
de, 38, 224, 279,-see Leeds.              Joh., 356; Rad. de, 356.
Northmanby, Northmaneby, Adam de,   Oulecotes, Culcotes, Matilda de, 193.
129.                                   Ouneby, Ounesby, Outhenby, Tho. de,
Northiby, Northyby, Rob., 252; Will.,       281 n.,-see Aunby.
82.                                    Ousthorp, Ric. de, 316.
Northwod, Rog. de, 5.                     Oustwyk, Owstwyk, Austwicke, Steph.
Northumberland, earl of, Hen., 138 n.,      de, 75, 371, 375.
442 n.                                 Overswale, Will., 172.
Norton, Joh. de, 116 n.                   Oxenhope,  Oxenhopp,  Oxenhoppe,
Norun, Will., 416 n.                        Hopp', Adam de, 225, 280, 360 n.;
Notingham, Not', Rob. de, 385 n., 406;      Joh. de, 360 n.; Marj. de, 360 n.;
R. de, 405, 407.                          Matilda de, 360 n.; Rob. de, 360 n.;
-, archid., Will. de Pyker-        Tho. de, 360 n.; Will. de, 360 n.
ing, 426.                              Oxonia, Nic. de, 410.
Nouers, Letitia de, 273.                  Oysell, Ric., 190 n.; hier. Ric., 337;
Novoburgo, canonici de, 119.                Rog., 150, 151, 162, 336., prior de, 94, 96, 98, 104,
174, 184, 185, 320, 322, 323, 338,
339, 349.                                                 P
Novo Mercato,-see Newmarch.
Nunburnholme, Brunham, moniales   Pa, Paa, Pay, Joh., 265; Rob., 72,
de, 89.                                   274, 275.
Nucell, Job., 95 n.                       Pache,-see Peeche.
Nunnewyk, Rog. de, 331.                   Pacok, Galfr., 263.
Nutol, Joh., 95.                          Pagula, Paglam (Paull), Steph. de, 77,
Nuttle, Nuttell, Nutall, Joh. de, 246;      247.
Petr. de, 76, 246 n.                   Palfrey, Palfrai, Tho., 385, 391 n., 395.
Palgrave, Sir Francis, 299, 300.
Palmer, Paumer, Hugo, 275; Rog.,
O                         274; Tho. le, 65., 178n.; Walt.,
272; Will., 269, 274.
Paneley, Panely, Sir Laur., 387 n.;
Ocketon, Oketon, Joh. de, 57, 83 n.         Marg. de, 439; Rob. de, 49.
Ocklesthorp, Oclesthorp, Okelesthorp,   Panton, Paunton, Hugo de, 394n.;
Joh. de, 214, 285, 345.                   John de, 394 n.; Osbert. de, 394 n.;
Odard, Alicia, 272.                         Rob. de, 394 n.; Will. de, 392 n.,
Odingsells, Edm. de, 308 n.; Marg. de,      394; Will. fil. Will. de, 394 n.
308 n.; Will. de, 308 n.               Parco, Parcho, Helagh Park, canon.
Oliver, Ric., 95.                           de, 26 n.
Ord, Mr., 137 n.                          -, prior de, 26, 29, 82, 99, 219, 220,
Ormesby, Will. de, 239.                     221, 222, 290, 343, 345;-see HeaOrre, Alan., 178.                           laugh.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             475
Paris, Paryes, Joh. de, 357; Will.,        139, 203, 204, 219, 222, 249, 254,
384 n.                                  255, 261, 271.
Pasmer, Passemer, Passemere, Beatrix,   Percy, hoer. de, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,
245 n.;  Clementia, 245 n.;  Isab.,     25, 44, 45, 47, 48, 51, 53, 59, 60, 61,
245 n.; Joh., 76, 245; Marg., 245 n.    86, 87, 146, 184, 186, 310 n.
-, feod. de, 374.                      -    de Kildale, feod. de, 56, 90n.,
Patefin, Patefyn, Patefyne,-see Poi-       265.
tevin.                                Pereis, Joh. de, 357 n.
Pateshill, Pateshull, Patteshell, haer.   Perfect, Alicia, 201; Franc., 201.
de, 35; Isab. de, 64 n.; Joh. de, 375,   Perinton, Adam  de, 251 n.; Isab. de,
415; Simon de, 64n., 304, 415n.;        251n.
Will. de, 415 n.                      Periton, Regin. de, 396.
Pathenall, Paytenall, Joh. de, 189;   Perre, Rog., 366.
Nigel. de, 200; Simon de, 198.        Perte, Eustach. de, 142.
Paumes, her. Nic. de, 62; Will., 319.   Pertriur, Ric. le, 86.
Paxton, Walt. de, 317.                  Pescour, Will. le, 86.
Payne, Paen, Joh., 139; Jurdan., 137.   Peston, Will. le, 86 n.
Paynel, Paynell, Paynil, Paynill, Pai-   Petowe,-see Pothow.
nill, Hugo de, 112, 345; Joh., 111,   Peverell', feod., 56; Will., 56 n.
112, 115, 116, 117, 215n., 344;   Pickering,  Pickeringe,  Pikerynge,
Philip., 215; heer. Philip., 438;       Pyckering, Pykering,  Pykeryng,
Will., 111; Will. fil. Will., 432.      Pyk', ballivus de, 147; Ric. de,
-, feod. de, 26, 27, 29, 111, 112,   321 n.; Rienus de, 321; Rob. de,
119, 120, 219.                          381; Mr. Rob. de, 325, 407,-see
Payteby, Will. de, 330.                   Ebor. decanus; Tho. de, 253, 309;
Peeche, Pache, Joh., 339.                  Will. de, 371; Mr. Will. de, 407,
Pelham, Chas. A., 375 n.                  426,-see Ebor. decanus.
Pepyn, Hugo, 386.                       Pickton, Pyketon, Adam   de, 104;
Percehay,Percehaye,Percehaie,Perche-      Galfr. de, 128; haeres de, 236.
haye, Perscehay, Arnard. de, 382;   Picworthe, Hugo de, 308.
Johanna de, 320, 380; Walt. de,  Pighell, Pikhall, Rob. de, 192 n.
118, 122, 324, 434.                   Pigot, Pygot, Brian., 333; Cassandra,
Percy, Perci, Alex. de, 138, 240, 241,     166; Galfr., 170; Hen., 166, 415;
317, 327, 329; Alienora de, 308, 310,   Ran., 334, 338; Regin., 338 n.
312, 329; Arnald. de, 72, 127 n.,  Pikersham, J. de, 385 n.
235; Beatrix de, 347 n.; domina de,   Pinchardun,-see Puncharduno.
338, 347; Emma de, 97 n., 217 n.;  Pirle, Eudo de, 170.
Eustachia de, 218 n.; Hen. de, 31,   Pirrowe, Helwisia de, 161.
32, 33, 132, 138, 139, 140, 141, 147,  Piscator, Galfr., 253; Hugo, 251.
198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 214, 230,   Piseley, Nic. de, 389.
234, 236, 240, 241, 249 n., 257, 284,   Pistor, Siward., 139 n.
346, 355, 432; haer. Hen. de, 24, 31,  Place, Plaice, Plaiz, Playce, Plays,
32, 33, 44, 61, 146, 183, 323, 326,     Alicia, 159; Beatricia, 273; haer. de,
349, 353, 354, 355; Joh. de, 5, 9, 93,  62; Isab., 267; Rob., 140, 267;
94, 95, 103, 139, 329; Matilda de,      Tho., 267, 273, 274, 314; Will.,
countess of Warwick, 18 n.; Nic. de,    62 n., 64, 72, 267 n.; hber. W., 64.
83; Petr. de, 218 n., 271 n., 432;   Plompton,-see Plumpton.
Rob. de, 24, 31, 44, 49, 61, 62, 71,  Plumlund, Ric. de, 190.
73, 80, 82, 86, 140, 207, 241 n., 254,   Plumpton, Plumton, Plompton, Isab.
271, 309, 312, 315; Sir Rob. de,        de, 279n., 355; Nigel de, 279 n.;
347 n.; Sibilla de, 241n.; Will. de,    Rob. de, 19, 24, 44, 45, 224, 279,
10n., 18 n., 26, 86, 90, 308, 309,      349, 355, 360; Sir Rob. de, 279 n.;
393 n.; Sir Will. de, 26 n.; Will. fil.  hoer. Will. de, 45.
Arnaldi de, 135 n.                    Podesey, Joh. de, 226.
-, de Kildale, Will. de, 56, 90, 109,  Poitevin, Patefin, Patefyn, Patefyne,
127, 133 n., 135, 136 n., 140, 144.     Paytfin, Petevin, Pevtevyn, Eliz.,, de Sowethe Loftos, Will., 131.         348n.; fam. of, 348n.; Tho. le,, de Topcliffe, Joh., 130.              33 n., 348; Will., 33, 207, 286,
-, feod. de, 16, 22, 24, 52, 57, 86,      348 n.




476                           INDEX NOMINUM.
Pokelington, Pokylington, Remigius   Radulphus, 392.
de, 84, 85; Tho. de, 85 n.              Ragill, Ric. de, 165.
Pokethorp, Emma de, 274, 275; Hen.   Rainberg, Reyneberge, Rob. de, 232.
de, 274, 275; her. Tho. de, 72.         Raine, Rev. canon, 20 n., 53 n., 60 n.,
Pontefracto, Adam  de, 225, 280; Rob.       430 n.
de, 4, 7, 28, 216, 221, 222, 228, 289,   Raisthorp, Gilb. de, 271.
291, 292, 434; Tho. de, 28 n., 342;   Rand, Rande,- Raunt, Runt, Rob. de,
Tho. fil. Ric. de, 28 n.                  151 n., 159, 162., burgenses de, 383 n.           Ramyt, Rob. de, 151., prior de, 16, 209, 226, 345,   Ranuphar', Rumphar', haer. Joh., 111.
348.                                    Rathbone, Rob., 274.
Pontem, Simon ad, 62.                     Raudon, Raudun, Roudon, Mich. de,
Portington, Nic. de, 316; Tho. de, 85,      32, 207, 347; Nic., 143 n.
262.                                    Raven, Nic., 143.
Pothow, Pothowe, Potthou, Pottoue,   Ravenesthorp, Raventhorp, haer. de,
Pottow, Pottowe, Petowe, Alicia de,       100; Rob. de, 83, 308.
99 n., 130 n., 252; Joh. de, 130, 131;   Ravenesword, Adam, abbas de Font.,
Sir John de, 65 n.; Rob. de, 99 n.,       20 n.
130, 131,235; Mr. Will. de, 127,130.   Raygate, —see Reygate.
Potter Neuton, Poternu', Potterton,   Raynevill, Tho., 176.
Nic. de, 213.                          Reddinges, Nic. de, 303.
Pouger, Job., 430.                        Redenesse, Angerin., 180.
Poulson, Mr., 76 n., 371 n., 375 n.,   Redewode, Marg., 253.
388 n.                                 Redhode, Rob., 82.
Poynton, Will. de, 391 n.                 Redmarcyll, Redmershall, Job. de, 124,
Pratte, Will., 262.                         234.
Prestman, Ric., 265.                      Redvers, Baldwin de, 432 n.; Isab. de,
Preston, Adam de, 35, 36, 39, 208, 287,     cor. Albemarlie, 32 n.
348; Emma de, 246 n.; Hen. de, 76,   Relaund, Job. de, 110.
246 n., 374 n.; H. de, 374; Job. de,   Renede, Elias de, 385 n.
76, 246, 304; Rob. de, 246 n.; Simon   Repingale, Repyngdale, Walt. de, 142,
de, 374 n.; S. de, 374; Tho. de, 151;     143.
Will. de, 150, 151.                     Reygate, Raygate, Rygate, Job. de, 48,, ecclesie de, persona, 201.         135 n., 213, 219, 284, 290, 398, 400,
Proudfot, Proudefote, Gilb., 190; hber.     403; Sir John de, 48 n.; Rob. de,
Rob., 221, 290; haer. Will., 196.         345, 410, 411.
Proudhom, Prodhom, Hugo, 221, 290.   Reymundeby, —see Romondby.
Prude, Prute, Will., 18, 198.             Ribstan, Ribbeston, Godith de, 18 n.,
Puncharduno, Pinchardun, haer. le,          199; Will. de, 18 n., 199.
63; Johanna de, 97; Nic. de, 97.        Ricardi, Marg. uxor, 270.
Puntifes, Jac., 254.                      Ricardus, comes, 434 n.
Puterel, Joh., 272.                       Richard I., king, 2, 18, 137, 200.
Pychsall, Rob., 192.                      Richmond,  Richemond,  Richlmund,
Pye, Alan., 144.                            Richemund, Richm', Eudo de, 170;
Pygot,-see Pigot.                           Isab. de, 156n.; Rad. de, 186n.;
Pyk', —see Pickering.                       Roald. de, 156 n., 166, 168, 169, 170,
Pykburn, Ric. de, 232.                      171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 178, 179,
182, 183, 184; Tho. de, 156 n., 334,
335,336,338.
Q, comes de, 63, 64, 65, 149,
157, 158, 159, 160, 163, 164, 165,
Qwinild, Tho., 254.                         166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172,
173, 174, 175, 176, 1.77, 178, 179,
180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 186; JoR                         hannes, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156,
161;-see Britannia.
Rabot, Rabott, le, 82; Rog., 110, 119., feod. de, 63.
Rachedale, Rad. de, 227.                  Ridell, Alicia, 97.
Radclive, Tho. de, 362.                   Rider, Asketell., 91 n.




INDEX NOMINUM.                                477
Ridmer, hoer. Will. de, 150.               Rogeri, haeres, 258.
Ridwale, Tho. de, 358.                     Rohelot, Rob., 80.
Rievaux,  Rievalle,  Riewall,  Rivall,   Rokeby, Alex. de, 165, 167.
Ryvals, Revalibus, abbas de, 54, 114,   Rokle, Job. de, 366.
115, 136, 139, 140, 146,320; Adek    Romayn, Walt. le, 121,320 n.; Will. de
(Aelredo?), 417 n.; Sylvan, 137 n.        Kirkeby le, 121 n., monks of, 137 n.                  Romondby, Romundby, Reymundeby,
Riggesby, Riggeby, Righesby, Gilb. de,       Nic. de, 178; Ric. de, 101, 102,178 n.;
392 n., 393; Rad. de, 394n.; Tho.          Sir Rich. de, 101 n.
de, 392 n., 393 n., 394 n.; Sir Tho.   Ros, Roos, Rose, Ross, Roys, Gilb. de,
de, 394 n.                                 343; Job. de, 75, 243 n., 244, 355;
Righton, Rob. de, 139.                       Joh. fil. Will. de, 303; J. de, 373;
Rillington,  Rillyngton,  Ryllington,        Magister de, 27; Marg. de, 27 n.;
Rellington, Gilb. de, 72; Job. de,         Margareta de, 131, 132, 133, 236,
266; Rob. de, 72 n., 275, 314; Will.       243 n.; Rad. de, 47 n.; Ric. de v. le,
de, 266, 275.                              81, 88; Rob. de, 24, 29, 45, 46, 47,
Rilston, Rilleston, Cecilia de, 190n.;       57, 62, 65, 66, 71, 72, 74, 76, 83, 91,
Elias de, 193 n.; her. Elise de, 190,      106,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,
193; Emma de, 190 n., 193 n.; haer.        120, 121, 131., 243., 274 n., 251,
de, 189.                                   253, 263; Sir Tho. de, 395 n.; Walt.
Rimington, Rymyngton, Agn. de, 18,           de, 321; Warin. de, 247; Will. de,
199; Hen. de, 354; Rob. de, 18,            29, 45, 47, 243, 253, 256, 268, 269,
199; Rog. de, 18 n.; Walt. de, 18 n.;      309, 311, 314, 315,324, 342, 343, 372,
Will. de, 354.                             373, 374, 415, 432.
Ripariis, Ripars, Rypars, Rypar', Ry-, de Gedney, Job. de, 304.
pers, Joh. de, 231, 282, 358; Nic. de,, de Hamelak v. Helmesley, Will.
108; Tho. de, 379;-see Ryver.             de, 304, 305, 309, 349, 381.
Ripon, Rypon, Hen. de, 149, 161, 169;, de Ingmanthorp, Will. de, 349,
Joh. fl. Will. de, 212, 435 n.            386 n.; Sir Will. de, 395 n., canon. de, 331; Bridlington,   —, de Yolton, Will. de, 321, 324, 381.
Rob. de, 429 n.; Markenfield, Joh. de,,      feod. de, 81, 91, 113,114,119,121,
255 n.                                    203, 205, 250, 252, 253, 256,257,260,
Ripplingham, Ripplyngham, Rippyll-           262,266, 268,269, 270, 272, 274, 275,
ingham, Joh. de, 241; Joh. fil. Ger-      375, 376.
vasii de, 241; Rad. de, 79,264; Steph.   Rosedale, Rossedale, Rossedaill, nuns of,
de, 264.                                  139 n.; priorissa de, 143.
Risum, hoer. Ingerami de, 75; Joh. fil.   Roseles, Roselle, Rossells, Rosas, Casel,
Ingelr. de, 246.                          dominus de, 124; Galfr. de, 329 n.;
Riswik, Tho. de, 158.                        Will. de, 128, 236, 330; Sir Will. de,
Rither, Rithre, Ryther, Ric. de, 201;       329 n.
Rob. de, 346; Will. de, 40, 49, 208,   Roston, Avicia de, 259.
214, 219, 284, 287, 289.                Rotherfield, Rotherfeld, Rotheresfeld,
Riton, Joh. de, 122.                         Rotherfeud, Rothirfeld, Rorefeld, AlRyppeleye, Will. de, 47.                     breda de, 227; Euphemia de, 4 n.;
Ryver, Ryvere, Rypar', Nic. de la, 108,      Joh. de, 214, 285, 360 n.; Sir Nic. de,
185; Tho. de la, 304, 324, 372 n.;-       4 n.; Petr. de, 4, 7, 36, 49, 87, 282 n.;
see Ripariis.                             Sir Peter de, 4 n.; Will. de, 282 n.
Roald, Alan., 63.                         Rotomag', (Rouen), archiep. et capit.
Robelett, Robolot, Rob., 80 n.               de, 51, 58; episcopus, 311.
Roberti, Alicia uxor, 274.                Rotour, Rotrux, Will., 256, 330.
Robertus, Dunolm. episc., 66 n.           Rotyngton, persona de, Annesley, Rob.
Robt', Walt. de, 110.                        de, 440.
Roche, Rupe, Simon de v. de la, 39,   Rouceby, hber. Alex. de, 144; Hen. de,
348, 360; her. Simon de, 208, 287;        57.
-see Rupe.                              Roucestre, Will. de, 199, 354.
Rocheford, Walran. de, 53, 312; Sir   Roudon,-see Raudon.
Walran de, 53 n.                        Roulond, Rob., 255.
Rodes, Petr. de, 7.                       Roys, Warin., 247.
Roffes, Will. de, 19 n.                   Rozeline, 10 n.




478                         INDEX  NOMINUM.
Ruda, Amand. de, 304, 305.              S. Hilda, 53.
Rudston, Rudestan, Rudestayn, Ruddes-   S. Katherina, Lincoln., prior Hospit.
tan, Joh. de, 310; Will. de, 81, 311;   de, 231, 282.
hzer. Will. de, 56.                   S. Johannes, Beverlaci, 82., rector of, John de Sneinton,   S. Johannis, magister Hospit., 183, 199,
146 n.                                  208, 215, 303, 355, 356;-see HospiRufford, Rugford, abbas de, 230, 358.     talarii.
B, Mr. Alan. de, 434,-see            -, prior Hospit., 304, 325.
Breton.                               S. Lando, Sir Tho. de, 396 n.,-see
Ruffus, Ruse, Ric., 131 n.; Will., 131.   Laund.
Rugemund, Rad. de, 186, 339 n.          S. Leonardi, magister Hospit., -see
Rupe, Simon de, 39,-see Roche.            Ebor.
-, abbas de, 2, 6, 10, 231, 358, 359.   S. Maria, Alicia de, 4, 8; Jord. de, 8 n.
Rus, Ric. le, 88 n.                     S. Mariae Magdalense Ripon., magister
Russel, Russell, Joh. de, 139, 146, 240;  Hospit., 336.
Ric., 262; Rog., 92; Simon, 318;   S. Martino, Adam de, 376; Sir Adam
Walt., 108, 275, 378; -, 83.           de, 376 n.; Hen. de, 305; Tho. de,
Rybof, hber. Rio. de, 156, 158.            180.
Rye, Cristiana de, 385 n.; Ran. de,   S. Nicholai, fratres Hospit., 143; ma385 n.                                  gister, 172.
Ryhill, Ryhell, Ryell, Isab. de, 278 n.;   S. Oswaldo, prior de, 5, 11,53, 345, 352,
Mich. de, 102, 166, 278 n.; Tho. de,    359.
175., prior et conv. de, 439.
Rythe, Joh. de, 172 n.; Rob. de, 172.   S. Paulo, Rob. de, 344; Tho. de, 49.
Ryvell, Ryvill, Rog. de, 213; Tho., 194.   S. Quintino, Agn., 421 n.; Sir Alex.,
421 n.; Galfr. de, 312; Herb. de, 58,
74, 303, 305, 306. 371, 373, 374;
S                        Herb. fil. Herb. de, 248 n.; haer.
Herb. de, 248; Job. de, 303.
Sadbergh, Cecilia de, 172., feod. de, 375, 376.
Salcock, Salcok, Salcote, Cecilia de,   S. Rumaldi, parsona ecclesiae de, 165.
329 n.; Tho. de, 99, 329.             Sandwyco, J. de, 408.
Salford, Will. de, 417.                 Sanston, Marg. de, 386 n.; Will. de,
Salisbury, bp. of, Will. de Ebor., 20 n.  386 n.
Sallay, Salley, abbas de, 18, 21, 22, 198,   Santon, Alex. de, 80; hser. Hen. de,
199, 200, 201, 207, 347, 354 n., 355.   264; Joh. de, 81; Ric. de, 81, 261;
Sallicibus, Tho. in, 62.                  Will. de, 80 n.
Salvayn, Salvain, Salvan, Salvayne, Sal-   Saperton, Joh. de, 156.
vin, Adam, 11; Angertin. v. Anketin.,  Sarterino, Joh. de, 180.
214, 233, 284, 324, 365, 380; Anton.,  Saundeby, Rob. de, 3, 11, 365 n.
233; Gerard., 255,260, 261, 272, 274,  Sausemer, Rog. de, 391.
305, 309 n., 310, 312, 315, 317; G.,  Sautre,-see Alta Ripa.
309; Rad., 3, 11 n.; Rob., 66, 73.    Savile, Savill, Sayvill, fam. of, 361 n.;
Sampson, Samson, Agn., 41 n.; Alan.,      Hen., 361 n.; Joh., 339; Will. de, 40.
36 n., 218 n.; Constance, 218 n.; Em-   Sayngreve, Sayngner, haer. de, 64,-see
meria, 218 n.; Hen., 218 n.,343; Job.,  Staingreve.
31, 36 n., 41, 65., 218,289,398,434;  Scalton, haer. J. de, 238.
Sir John, 65., 218 n.; Math., 218 n.;  Scard', Mr. Rog. de, 143.
Maurice, 218 n.; Rob., 218 n.; Tho.,  Scardeburgh, Americ. de, 139.; Ma218 n.; Will., 218 n., 366.             tilda de, 139 n.; Mr. Rob. de, 73,S. Agatha, abbas de, 162, 171, 172, 174,  see Ebor. decanus.
175, 179, 334, 335, 336.              Scargill, Skargill, Skyrgill, Joh. de, 166,
S. Albano, abbas de, 111, 185.            171; Rog. de, 166, 172; Warin. de,
S. Andrea, Rog. de, 64.                   333, 352; Will. de, 166,171,174,227.
S. Andrese, prior,-see Ebor.            Scauceby, Alex. de, 232; Ingelr. de,
S. Clementis, priorissa,-see Ebor.        359.
S. Egidii, magister, 174.               Schalman, Rob., 260.
S. Elena, Nic. de, 7 n.                 Schayf, Tho., 212 n.
S. Georgio, Will. de, 3, 10, 283.       Shorell, Joh. de, 361.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             479
Schupton, Adam  de, 318;  Steph.,         Hen. de, 220 n.; Job. de, 274; Nic.
180.                                    de, 274 n.; Ric. de, 272.
Scolemaister, Joh. fil. Mr. Rog. le,   Shadewell, Schadewelle, heer. de, 208,
414.                                    287.
Scorton, Hugo de, 174 n.; Joh. de, 174;   Sharowe, Simon fil. Joh. de, 212.
Tho. de, 174.                         Sheffeld, Scheffeld, Tho. de, 362.
Scoteney, hoer. de, 24; Hen. de, 217,   Shelley, Shelueley, Hen. de, 351.
289.                                  Shelton, Joh. de, 233, 283.
Scothorp, Skothorp, haer. Rob. de, 191,   Shepley, Joh. de, 351.
194; Tho. de, 356.                    Sherburne, Shireburn, Schirburn, SireScotland, Galfr. de, 180; Sibilla de, 177.  burn, Emma fil. Will. de, 269; Rad., king of, 277 n.; John de       de, 372; Tho. ad portam  de, 438;
Balliol, 133 n.                         Will. de, 266, 269.
Scotre, Skotre, Agn. de, 260 n.; Eliz., burgenses de, 383 n.
de, 260 n.; Rog. de, 260.             Shiref Hoton, vicarius de, 107.
Scott, Scotte, Scot, Constance, 220 n.;   Singleton, Seyneton, Gilb. de, 189,
Galfr. de, 151, 171; Gilb., 220 n.,342;  356.; Joh. de, 356.
Hen., 266; Joh., 220 n., 438; Joh., de   Siwardeby, Sywardeby, Hen. de, 263;
Calverley, 33, 226, 280; Mich., 177;    Rob. de, 313, 365.
Ric., 142; Steph., 21; Will., 220,   Skargill,-see Scargill.
290.                                  Skeffling, Skeftelyng, Scheffling, Sir
Scotterscelf,  Scoterscelf, Scoterskelf,  Hugh, 248 n.; Nic. de, 248.; Rob.
Scotherskelf, Stocheg', Ric. de, 124,   de, 248.
236, 329..; Rob. de, 132, 133.       Skeleslay, Hen. de, 194.
Scottewayn, Scotewayne, Sotwayn, haer.   Skipton, Skypton, Baldwin. de, 95;
Rob., 76, 247; Yvo, 371.                Joh. de, 95; Will. de, 356, 357.
Scrayingham, Scrayngham, Scraihing-   Skireswith, Gerv. de, 166.
ham, Roscelin., 180; Will. de, 274.    Skyrak, Skyrake, ballivus de, 31, 32,
rector of, John  de        33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 40, 42.
Chaggeley, 268 n.                     Skyryng, Rad., 143.
Script', Joh., 267.                     Slechte, Alan, 271 n.; Will., 271.
Scrop, Scrope, Galfr. de v. le, 334, 338,   Sledmere, Ledemer, Petr. de, 266.
339; Hen. de v. le, 230, 335, 336, 337,   Sley, Sleys, Ran. de, 185.
354, 358; Hen., lord, 156 n.; Will. de   Slingsby, Sir Chas., 27 n.
v. le, 150, 152, 176.                 Smalman, Rob., 263.
Scruton, Scurueton, Nic. de, 176; Pigot   Smiton, Smythton, Joh. de, 102, 177;
de, 169; Tho. de, 175.                  Tho. de, 102; Will. de, 102.
Scurs, Skurs, Strus, Escurs, Joan de,   Smyth, Rog., 177.
371 n.; Rob., 243, 371, 372, 375; Sir   Snainton, Snaynton, Sneinton, SneigRob. de, 371 n.; R. de, 374; Walt.    ton, Christiana de, 99 n.; Mr. Joh.
de, 395.                                de, 146 n., 316; Ric. de, 141 n.;
Selby, Seleby, Selleby, Hugo de, 258,     Thora de, 141 n.; Will. de, 99 n.
380 n.; Joh. de, 270 n., 346; Nic. de,   Snayington, Nic. de, 267.
346 n.; Petr. de, 226.                Snede, John, 300.
—, abbas de, 23, 64, 65, 80, 105,   Snytall, Ernisius de, 228; Gerv. de,
223, 291, 343, 344,438; Alex., 216 n.   228 n.
Semer, Math. de, 234.                   Somervill, Adam de, 308; Rog. de, 311,
Sempryngham, canon. ord. de, 147.         312.
Serf,-see Cerfe.                        Sothill,  Sothull,  Suthill, Hen. de,
Serjant, Serjaunt, Alex. le, 274; Tho.    316.; Will. de, 405, 406, 425.
le, 254; Will. le, 425.               Sotwayn, hser. Rob., 247, —see ScotteSerle, Rob., 266.                         wain.
Serlson, Steph., 179.                   Southall, Hen. de, 316.
Servientis, feod. Hugonis, 374.         Southern, Tho. le, 354.
Setill, Nigel. de, 198; Wag. de, 200.   Southorp, Soutthorp, Tho. de, 247,Seton, Adam de, 128; haer. de, 236;       see Sunthorp.
haer. Rob. de, 131.                   Southwell, Suwell, canon. de, Barneby,
Seyneton,-see Singleton.                  Will. de, 418; Bridlington, Rob. de,
Sezevaux, Cessevaus, Agn. de, 220 n.;     429 n.




480                           INDEX NOMINUM.
Sowerby, Suleby, Will. de, 101.              Job. de, 263, 304, 401, 405, 407,
Spaldirgton, Osbert. de, 48, 213, 252,       434; Will. de, 79, 389.
284, 404; Rog. de, 252; Sarr' de,   Staynwigges, Hen. de, 170.
91.                                     Stele, Will., 262.
Spark, Will., 262.                        Stelez, Alicia, 265.
Sparnore, Rog., 176.                       Stelford, Adam de, 37.
Spencer, Hugo de v. le, 38,-see De-   Steling', Joh., 17, 198.
spencer.                                Stephen, king, 79 n.
Spenythorne, Tho. fil. Job. de, 159.       Stiget, Reyner., 338.
Speton, Job. de, 341; Tho. de, 54.         Stirk, Strik, Hugo, 101.
Spring, Springe, Spryng, Hen., 165,   Stiveton, Stiverton, Styveton, Joh. de,
174; Umfrid. le, 333.                     355; haer. Ric. de, 24, 27; Rob. de,
Sproxton, Alicia de, 423; Matilda de,        366; haer. Rob. de, 92.
114 n.; Rob. de, 110, 114, 116 n.,   Stochale, haer. Tho. de, 158.
320; Will. de, 114 n.                   Stodley, Stodeley,-see Studleye.
Squier, l'Esquier, Joh., 255, 273.        Stokbrigg, Joh. fil. Galfr. de, 439.
Stabler, Lestabler, Will. le, 255, 261.    Stokes, Walter de, 65 n.
Stain, Rog., 439.                          Stopham, Rob. de, 44 n.; Will. de, 37,
Stainford, Stainforde, Stainfort, Stane-     44, 215, 285, 331, 346, 347, 349.
ford, Staynford, Nigel. de, 189, 356;   Stormy,-see Sturmy.
Rob. de, 22, 201,202.                   Storteford, Tho. de, 385 n., 386 n.
Staingreve, Staingrif, Staingriff, Stain-   Storthes, Tho. del, 192.
grive, Stayngreve, Steingreve, Stein-   Stotevill,-see Stutevill.
grive, Steyngreve, Steyngrif, Sayn-   Stowe, Hugo de, 406.
greve, Sayngner, Beatrice de, 64 n.;   Strensall, Strinsall, Strynsall, Johanna
hner. de, 62; Isab. de, 64 n.; Joh.        de, 190, 193.
de, 64, 106, 116, 117, 119, 120, 163,   Strete, Tho. atte, 266.
177; Matilda de, 106 n.; Simon de,   Stretton, Elias de, 189; Hen. de, 189,
64 n., 106 n., 116 n., 433.                194.
Staineley, Stanelay, Staneley, Staynlay,   Strus,-see Scurs.
Steynley, Adam de, 131, 236; Hen.   Stubbes, Stubhouse, Adam de, 41.
de, 175; Job., 186; Nic. de, 212;   Studleye, Stodley, Stodelai, Stodeley,
Ric. de, 154.                             Joh. de, 46; Tho. de, 255, 261, 425.
Stainesby, Staynesby, hser. de, 330;   Stule, Stull, Galfr., 269, 275; Ric., 270.
Walt. de, 128, 236.                     Sturmy, Stormy, Hugo, 245 n.; Isab.,
Stainton, Staynton, Steynton, Joh. de,       245 n.; Johanna, 310; Marg., 245n.;
3 a., 432; Marg. de, 3 n.; Will. de,      haer. Math., 237; Ric., 416; Rog.,
158.                                      132; Will., 79, 90 n., 133, 236, 245n.,
Stanes, Alan., 139; Tho. at, 261.            255, 260, 261, 265, 273, 329, 416.
Stanley, Rob. de, 211.                     Stutevill, Stuttevill, Stotevill, domina
Stapleton, Stapelton, Stapilton, Sta-        de, 79; haer. de, 89, 105; Joan de,
pylton, Napelton, Tapelton, Agn.,          87 n., 107 n.; Nic. de, 87 n., 107 n.;
343 n.; Galfr. de, 178; Gilb. de, 307,    Rob. de, 11, 262; Simon de, 337;
343;  Sir Gilb., 343 n.; Isab. de,        Will. de, 374, 432.
156 n.; Joh. de, 166 n., 333, 347 n.;, feod. de, 258, 262, 264, 265,
Maud, 343n.; Mr., 26 n.; Milo v.           374,376.
Miles de, 214, 219 n., 242n., 275,   Subtus viam, Will., 365.
285, 307n., 362n., 438, 439; Sir   Sudenhall, feod. de, 11n.
Miles, 343 n.; Nic. de, 68, 76, 116,   Suleby, Will. de, 101,-see Sowerby.
117, 119, 120, 121, 149, 156 n., 178,   Sunthorp, Southorp, Tho. de, 76, 247 n.
215, 219 n., 242, 307, 317, 320, 321,   Suply, Hen., 63.
324, 335, 336, 342, 344, 362; Nic.   Surdeval, Surdevale, Surdewall, Surtefil. Sibille de, 219 n.; haer. Rob. de,   val, Amand. de, 116 n., 197 n., 304;
34, 35; Rog. de, 178; Sibilla de,         Cecilia de, 197 n., 304n.; Hamon,
219 n.                                    267; Joh. de, 113, 115, 305.
Stauell,-see Staveley.                    Surrey, duke of, Tho. de Holland,
Staunton, haer. Rob. de, 92.                 99 n.
Staveley, Stavelay, Staflegh, Stauell,   Suth Muleforth, Will. de, 48, —see
Agn. de, 152n.; Alan de, 152n.;           Milford.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                               481
Suthill, —see Sothill.                    Templi, Magister Militiae, 21, 151, 153,
Sutor, Tho., 439.                           157, 161, 164, 168, 170, 175, 177,
Sutton, Agn. de, 282 n.; Elena de, 217,     178, 180, 183, 200, 204 n., 208, 210.
289; Galfr. de, 275; Joh. de, 244,   Templo, Fratres Hospitalis de, 38.
408, 414; Sir John, 218 n.; Petr.   Templeman, Ric., 95.
de, 269; Sir Rich., 282 n.; Rob. de,   Tetford, Thetford, Teford, Tefurth,
314; Sayer. de, 75, 244 n., 373; Will.   Alicia de, 204 n.; feod. de, 204;
de, 189.                                  Phil. de, 204 n., 394 n.; Sir Phil. de,
Suwell,-see Southwell.                      394 n.
Swakk, Rob., 336., ecclesioe de, Tho., rector,
Swathull, Hen. de, 316 n.                   394 n.
Swethorp, Suethop, Will. de, 387 n.       Teynturell, Tho. le, 171.
Swillington, Swillyngton, Swylington,   Tharlesthorp, Ric. de, 303.
Swinlington, Swynlington,  Swyn-   Theakston, Thexton, Will. de, 361 n.
lyngton, Adam  de, 336, 348, 360;   Theays, Theys, Tyes, Hen., 257.
Hugo de, 35, 39, 208, 286; Rob. de,   Thernef,-see Thorneve.
19 n.; Will. de, 225, 279.             Thikheued, Thycheued, priorissa de,
Swinden, her. de, 17.                       62, 267, 316.
Swyn, Swyne, priorissa de, 91, 305.      Thirhill,-see Thornhill.
Syningthwayt, Synyngthwait, Synyng-   Thocht, Tocht, Joh., 91.
thwaytt, Synythwat, Senygtwhayt,   Thoraldeby, Will. de, 271, 274.
moniales de, 39.                       Thorbrand, Adam, 195.
-     ~-, priorissa de, 29, 220,   Thoresby, Hugo de, 151, 337; Joh. de,
221.                                      -see Ebor. archiep.; Petr. de, 151,
Syvill, Joh. de, 104.                       154; Petr. fil. Hug. de, 154.
Thorgandby, dominus de, 62.
Thorne, Thoren, Nic. de, 76, 247; Ric.
T                        de, 124; haer. Rog. de, 376.
Thorneby, Gilb. de, 340.
Taillour, Tayllour, Beatrix, 245; Hen.,   Thorneley, Cornlay, Elias de, 16.,
245; Will. le, 413.                       197.
Takel, Joh., 81.                         Thorneve, Thornoue, Thernef, ThurTalbot, Job., 354; Tho., 322.               neff, Isab., 146.; Will., 141, 146.
Taloun, Steph., 265.                     Thornhill, Thornhull, Thirhill, Brian
Tanfield, Avice de, 182 n.; Hugh de,        de, 225 n., 348; Sir Brian de, 360 n.;
182 n.; Jernegande, 182n.                Joh. de, 225, 229, 292, 352, 360n.,
Tanstern, Tanesterne, Tho. de, 89, 258.     361.
Tapelton,-see Stapleton.                 Thorntoft, Thornetoft, Will. de, 254,
Tarteturteys, Will., 86.                    265, 316.
Tateman, Job., 240.                      Thornton, Thorneton, Elena de, 360 n.;
Tattersall, Tatersale, Tatesall, Tates-     feod. de, 374; Gaufr. de, 235 n.;
hale, Emma de, 311 n.; feod. de,         Gregor. de, 278, 362; Sir Gregory
249; Isab. de, 311 n.; Joan de, 150 n.,  de, 362 n.; Joh. de, 324, 381; Mary
162n., 311n., 338n.; Rob. de, 150,       de, 47n.;  Math. de, 47n., 167;
151, 153, 154, 155, 159, 160, 161,       Mich. de, 167 n.; Ric. de, 103; Rob.
162, 182, 183, 311 n., 338 n.            de, 325; Steph. de, 338; Tho. de,
Taybanke, Nic., 194.                        149, 226, 360 n., 361.
Taye, Walt. de, 320., abbas de, 303, 304, 305, 371,
Teford, Tefurth,-see Tetford.               374.
Tempersnape, Tho., 150.                  Thorneton-Stiward, haer. de, 148, 151,
Tempest, Isab., 331 n.; Joh., 192, 354,     152, 153, 157, 158, 160; Sibilla de,
356; haer. Ric., 192, 197; Sir Rich.,    149, 150, 156.
331 n.; Rog., 17.                     Thorny, Thornay, Adam, 119; Ric. de,
Templarii, Templars, 24, 51, 79, 81,        56, 91, 255;-see Torny.
82, 84, 85, 86, 88, 90, 91, 92, 99,   Thorp, Thorpe, Torp, Adam  de, 216,
143, 146, 204, 205, 210, 223, 228,       217, 236, 289; Agn. de, 421n.; Job.
330 n., 394 n.                            de, 66, 67, 91 n., 319; Mich. de, 168;
Templi, Fratres Militiae, 113, 125, 141,    Osbert de, 216 n.,-see  Bustard;
143, 147.                                Rad. de, 63; Ric. de, 303; Rob. de,
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482                          INDEX  NOMINUM.
169, 311; Rob. fil. Tho. de, 171;         236, 237, 330; Joh. de, 128, 330;
Rob. fil. Will. de, 260; Simon, 376;  hoer. Joh. de, 236; Regin. de, 99.
Steph. de, 274, 400, 421; Sir Steph.   Todde, Will., 190.
de, 421 n.; Walt. de, 124; Will. de,   Todehowe, Nic. de, 99.
115 n., 260.                           Tofte, Johanna, 132.
Thorp Stapelton, hoer. de, 210, 288;   Toke,-see Touke.
Hen. de, 210 n.                        Tokewith, Tokwyth, Rad. de, 216;
Thoxton, Will. de, 361,-see Theakston.      Will. de, 216.
Thresfeld, Threschefeld, Elias de, 20,   Tong, Ric. de, 225, 226, 279, 360.
355.                                   Torny, Thorny, Adam, 119; Joh., 80,
Throkht, Job., 91n.                         81n., 256; Ric. de, 91, 255, 311;
Thurgarton, prior de, 426.                  Tho., 86 n., 254;-see Thorny.
Thurkelby, Thurkilby, Turkilby, do-   Torre,, 1 n.
mina de, 273; Ellen de, 65 n.; Joh.   Tortemayns, Rob., 160.
de, 315; Tho. de, 65 n.                Tothe, Jac., 255; Joh., 265.
Thurkill, Petr., 274; Will., 172.         Totheby, Sir Will. de, 394 n.
Thurneff, —see Thorneve.                  Totty, Ric., 439; Tho., 151.
Thurstan,-see Ebor. archiep.              Touke, Toke, Alice, 7 n.; Walt., 7 n.,
Thurstanus, dispensator, 396.               358; Will., 149.
Thurston, feod. de, 374.                  Touneslewerd, Joh. le, 226.
Thwaites, Joh. del, 357.                  Tours, Job. de, 366.
Thweng, Thewenge, Thwenge, Thwing,   Towthropp, Walt. de, 380.
Thwinge, Tweng, Twenge, Twinge,   Traneby, Adam de, 81.
Twyng, Baldw. de, 327; Job. de,   Travers, fam. of, 166 n.; Rob. de,
307, 324, 379; Lucy de, 90 n., 129 n.,    166 n.; Warin. de, 166 n.
131 n., 307n.; Marm. de, 51, 90 n.,   Treeton, rector of, Ric. de Tidolfside,
107, 125, 130, 131, 132, 134, 236,        6n.
238, 270, 307n., 311, 328, 341;   Tregenaus, Job., 275.
Marm. fil. Marm. de, 56, 57; hwer.   Trehampton, Rad. de, 184.
Marm. de, 127, 130, 134; Rad. de,   Trehous, Petr. de, 264.
129; Ric. de, 237, 307.; Rob. de,   Treycotes,-see Draycotes.
129 n., 307 n.; Sir Will. de, 341 n.   Trikingham, Trikyngham, Lamb. de,
Tibetot, Tibbethofte, Tibbethorpe, Ti-      400, 402, 403, 404, 410, 425.
bitot, Tibtoft, Tebethorp, Tebitot,   Trusbut, Trussebut, Trussebutt, TrusseTybetoft, Agn. de, 261 n., 310; Eva       butte, Thrusseburg, hber. de, 91; Hilde, 3 n., 261 n.; Job. de, 12 n., 366;    laria de, 205 n.; her. Rob. de, 65;
Pagan. de, 232, 261, 283; Rob. de,       Rog. de, 269, 270.
3, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 261 n.; Sir Rob.            I, feod. de, 24, 29, 45, 222,
de, 3 n.                                  256.
Tidolfside, Ric. de, 6 n.                 Trussel, har. Rad., 385.
Tiersall, Hen. de, 226.                   Tuler, Tyler, Steph. le, 64.
Tiliol, Tilliol, Tyliol, Matilda, 416,   Tunbridge, Adelidis de, 18 n.
440 n.; Rob., 246, 305; Sir Rob. de,   Tunstall, Hugo de, 129; Ric. de, 371 n.,
440n.                                     374; Rog. de, 174.
Tilly, Tylly, Job., 224, 225, 279, 361.   Turchil, 10 n.
Timbil, Tymble, Job. de, 410, 425 n.;   Turet, Barthol., 26 n.; Lucia, 26 n.
Job. fil. Ric. fil. Rob. de la Sale de,   Turkilby,-see Thurkelby.
425; Rob. de, 402.                    Turnild, Jul', 275; Rob., 275.
Tinctor, de Rypon, Job., 402.             Turpyn, Tho., 222, 290.
Tinsley,  Tenneslowe,  Tunneslowe,   Tushet, Tho., 256.
Tyneslawe, Tynneslawe, Hen. de, 2,   Tweng,-see Thweng.
4, 9, 365; Sir Hen. de, 2.n.; Lucy   Twyer, Twyere, Will. de la, 304.
de, 2 n.; Walt. de, 233, 283.          Tyas, Tyes, Franco, 229, 292; Joh., 351;
Tinsy, Will., 73 n.                         Ric., 346.
Tirrington, Steph. de, 380.               Tycye, Gilb. de, 392.
Tixtor, Gilb., 273.                       Tyes,-see Theays.
Tocht, Job., 91 n.                        Tykhill, dominus de, 232, 233.
Tocotes, Tocottes, Tochotes, Toucotes,   Tylly,-see Tilly.
Stoucotes, Adam de, 128, 133, 234,




INDEX NOMINUM.                               483
U                      Verdoun, Tho. de, 426.
Vere, Ver', Veir, Amphorus de, 322;
Uckerby, Ukkerby, Hukerby, Adam de,        domina de, 73; Simon de, 77.
335; Elias de, 174; Galfr. de, 174;   Veric, Vert, Ric. fil. Ric. del, 88.
Hugo de, 175; Tho. de, 174.           Verli, Werly, Amabil de, 393 n.; Hugo
Ughtred, Uctrede, Ughtridd, fam. of,       de, 392 n.; Will. de, 393 n.
27n.; Isab., 218, 245 z., 289, 291;   Vernoil,Verneoles,Verieles, Vernoele,
Joan de, 245 n.; hber. Joh., 245; Rob.,  Vernoyle,Vernyll,Agn. de, 4 n.; Joh.
217,218,221,222,258,271,289, 291;        de, 8; Hen. de, 4, 7, 11; Sir Hen. de,
Rob., de Scardeburgh, 73 n., 245 n.,-    4 n.; Phil. de, 5, 8 n.
see Ebor. decanus; Rog., 258, 274;   Vernoun, Ric. le, 269, 275.
Symon, 138, 145; Tho., 310, 342.       Vesci, Vescy, Agn. de, 111, 138, 144,
Ulf, Volf, Hen., 193;-see Ulphus.          270; Clementia de,251,252, 254, 309;
Ulleskelfe, Ulskelfe, Ulckelf, Tho. de,    domina de, 218, 289, 309, 319, 343;
31,207, 399.                             dominse de, 251; dominus de, 111;
Ulphus, Ulf, Ulfe, Ullf, Wlf, son of       Isab. de, 218 n., 251 n., 252 n., 270,
Thorald, 62, 63, 66, 68, 92.             323, 343 n.; Joh. de, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
Ulram, Adam de, 55, 76; Joh. de, 245,      44, 45, 46, 62, 64, 67, 80, 114, 115,
302, 311; Rob. de, 372.                  120, 141, 144,147,182, 218 n., 251 n.,
Ultra aqua, Will. de, 213, 438.            252 n., 263 n., 343 n.; Joh. fil. Will.
Ulveshowe, Alan. de, 170; Steph. de,       de, 432; Marg. de, 432; Reyner. de,
164.                                     264; Will. de, 81, 239, 240, 251 n.,
Uppiby, Walt., 270.                        252 n., 267, 273, 398.
Upsale, Uppessale, Hupsale, Huppe-, feod. de, 59, 81, 89, 111, 203,
shall, Galfr. de, 322; Hugo de, 96,      206,260,261,262,263,264,267,273.
97, 98, 99; Sir Mich. de, 98 n.       Veyley, Veyly, Veylly, Velle, Ville,
Upton, Joh. de, 387 n.                     Dulcia de, 39 n.; Humphr. de v. le,
Usflete, Usflet, Joh. de, 263 n.; Lora     34, 39, 40; Sir Humph. de, 39 n.;
de, 263 n., 308.                         Rob. de, 39 n.
Utteley, Ric. de, 357.                   Veyll, Rob. le, 261.
Villan, Rob., 31.
Vipont, Veteri Ponte, Idonea de, 2,
V                        3 n., 8; Isab. de, 2, 8; Rob. de, 2 n.,
182 n., 432.
Valencene, Joh. de, 41 n.; Milisente de,   Vivonia, Vyvan', Hugh  de, 261 n.;
41 n.                                    Johanna de, 261, 307 n.; Johannes
Valencia, Will. de, 433.                   de, 307.
Valle Dei, abbas de, 385.                Volf, Ulf, Hen., 193.
Varry, Will., 167 n.                     Vycy,-see Wittic.
Vaux,Vall',Vallibus, Deueaux, Douaux,
Joh. de, 53 n., 89 n., 357 n.; Matilda
de, 64; Petr. de, 387 n.                               W5
Vavasour, Vavasor, Vavasur, Vavasure,
Vavazour, Vavesour, Alicia le, 25,   Wacelyn, Tho., 72, 271; Will., 274.
45; domina le, 357, 359; Elena le,   Wade, Ric., 360.
349; Hen. le, 343 n., 357; Joh. le,   Waddeworth, Petr. de, 9.
2, 12, 45; Jordan. le, 5, 8; Malger.   Waith, Rob. fil. Petri de, 232.
v. Mauger. le, 44, 95, 218 n., 222,   Waitt, Wayt, Wayte, Will. le, 200,208,
229, 291, 292, 349, 402, 408, 411,       226, 287.
419, 433; hser. Malg. le, 25; Nicho-   Wake, Wak, Baldwin., 66, 87 n., 107,
laa le, 342, 345, 357 n.; Rob. le,       142; haer. Baldwini, 50, 65, 66, 67,
343 n.; Walt. le, 349; Will. le, 5, 6,   96, 97, 98, 105, 134; domina de, 236,
8, 9, 32, 40, 49, 191, 214, 216 n., 220,  262; Hugh, 107 n.; Johanna de v. la,
222, 225, 230, 231, 264, 282, 283,       87 n., 107 n., 239, 240, 262 n., 320 n.,
284, 290, 291, 343 n., 365, 424, 426;    389, 415; Johannes de, 87 n., 122,
Sir Will., 342 n., 357 n.                142, 143, 147, 239n., 262 n., 398, 399;
Verdenel, Adam, 270; Joh., 270 n.;         Nic. de, 118, 121, 142, 143; Tho. de
Mariote, 270 n.; Rob., 270 n.; Tho.,     v. le, 239, 262 n., 308, 320, 326, 381,
270 n.; Vincent, 270 n.                  414, 415; Tho., lord, 308 n.
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484                          INDEX  NOMINUM.
Wake, feod. de, 51, 268, 270.           Warwick, countess of, Matilda, 18 n.
-, haer. de, 113, 114, 115, 116,   Wasteneys, Wastenes, Wastenai, Was117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123.           tenais, Wastenays, Edm., 6 n., 230,
Wakebrugg, Will. de, 440, 441.             244 n., 281, 305, 359; Joh., 253;
Wakefeld, Alicia fil. Falcon. de, 423;     Will., 309.
Falco de, 423.                        Wateby, Joan de, 20 n.; Ric. de, 20 n.
Walbran, J. R., esq., 185n., 234 n.,   Watervyle, Regin. de, 62.
277 n., 371 n., 405 n., 422 n., 432 n.    Watlous, Watlus, Herv. de, 154, 157,
Walburn, Wymer. de, 157.                   434.
Walcotes, Will. de, 246, 305.           Watter, Will. le, 348.
Waldby, Waldeby, Joh. de, 336 n.; haer.   Watton, Whatton, Ric. de, 427.
Nigel. de, 79, 388.                   -, nuns of, 256 n., 259 n.
Walding, Nic., 87.                      -, prior de, 59, 80, 81, 83, 84, 85,
Waleby, Job. de, 336.                      88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 307, 310, 317, 345.
Waleys,Walais,Walays, Waleis, Wales,   Wauton, Wawton, Wanton, Elena de,
Walleys, Waylays, Waylys, Wileys,       174 n.; Elias de, 174; her. Gilb. de,
Joh. le, 27,221 n., 342; Maud, 221 n.;  335; Johanna de, 152 n.; Johannes
Nicholaa, 342 n., 345 n.  Ric. de v.    de, 152, 153, 338; Sir John de, 152 n.
le, 50 n., 72 n., 214, 218 n., 220, 222,   Waxand, Job. de, 323, 336, 340; Ric.,
228, 231, 290, 291, 292, 342 n., 345,   103; Rob. de, 303.
348, 350, 351; Sir Rich., 50 n., 342 n.;   Waxander, Tho., 124, 132.
Steph. de v. le, 25, 35,36, 42, 50, 350;   Waylome, Waylond, Woland, Ric. de,
Sir Steph. le, 25 n., 50 n., 345 n.;    105.
Will. le, 221.                        Weardley,Wyveresdesley, hber. de,209.
Walkingham, Walkyngham, Adam fil.   Wellewyk, Emma fil. Rad. de, 246 n.;
Alani de, 45 n., 152 n., 434 n.; Agn.   Rad. de, 246 n.
de, 152 n.; Alan de, 45 n., 434; hber.   Welton, rector of, Hebden, Tho. de,
Alanide, 152; Eva de, 152n., 434 n.;    20 n.
Job. de, 211, 349, 353, 434; Sir John   Wendesley, Jac. de, 337; John de,
de, 152 n.; Jolan. de, 45.              337 n.; Nic. de, 158; Peter de, 337 n.
Walkyngton, Alex. de, 271; Joh. de,   Wentworth, Wenteworth, Wynteword,
241.                                    Wynteworth, Will. de, 34, 207, 286.
Walleran, Tho., 258, 259.               Werby, Werreby, Ric. de, 392, 393.
Walteri, Isab. uxor, 273.               Were, Matilda, 168.
Walterus, abbas de Fontibus, 20 n.      Werkesop, Wirkesop, Wirsop, Wyrsop,
Walton, Will. de, 221 n.                   prior de, 5, 8, 231, 282, 358.
Wambewell, Job. de, 7, 10; Rob. de,   Werly, hber. Hug. de, 393;-see Verli.
358.                                  Werry, Will., 167 n.
Wandesford, Joan, 21 n.; Ric., 21 n.    Werwike,-see Berwyk.
Wandesworth, Rob. de, 338.              West, Petr., 73; Simon, 376; Steph.,
Wannervill, Adam de, 16, 354; haer.        274; Will., 73, 270.
Adae de, 197.                         Westhall, Tho. de, 365.
Wanton,-see Wauton.                     Westhous, Nic. at, 263.
Wapplington, Will. de, 254.             Weston, Christiana de, 209 n.; Job. fil.
Wlard, Warde, Joh., 62, 175, 255, 307,     Ric. de, 209 n.; Rad. de, 225; Tho.
388 n., 436; Nic., 389; Rad., 211;      de, 41, 185, 209 n.
Ric., 211; Rob., 266; Rog., 271;   Westrais, Westrays, Westr', Will. le,
Simon, 36, 37, 209, 212, 227, 280,      39, 208.
287, 324, 331, 347, 360, 400, 404,   Westwick, Westwik, Westwyk, Isab.
405, 406,407, 411; Simon fil. Simon.,   de, 279 n., 355 n.; Patric. de, 44, 432;
212, 436 n.; Will., 252, 388.           Serlo de, 279 n., 355 n.
Wardehow, Will. de, 237.                Westyby, Laur., 87.
Warrenni, Warenni, comes, 351, 352,    Vheater, Mr., 438 n.
359, 361,365, 366; Job., 3, 7, 227,   Wheldrake, rector of, John Gower,
231, 432.                               325 n.
Warry, Werry, Will., 167 n.             Whitaker, Dr., 144 n., 156 n., 360 n.,
Wartre, prior de, 81, 84, 85, 87, 89, 91,  442 n.
92, 310; Feryby, Will. de, 91 n.;   Whitby, Whiteby, Whyteby, Witby,
Thorpe, Job. de, 91 n.                  abbas de, 23, 53, 125, 140, 216, 327.




INDEX  NOMINUM.                             485
White, Whitte, Whyt, Petr., 420;   Witherton, Wytherton, Hen. de, 401,
Rob., 253; Will., frater Nic. de Ebor.,  402 n.
20 a.                                 Witheton, Wytheton (Weeton), Rog.
Whitike, Whityng, Whytyke,-see Wit-        de, 287.
tic.                                  Wittic, Whitike, Whityng, Whytyke,
Whitwell, haer. Tho. de, 175.              Withyk, Wytik, Wythyk, Wyting,
Whyteley, Tho. de, 228.                    Vycy, Simon, 372, 373, 375; Sir
Wichard, Wychard, Joh., 337.               Simon, 372 n.; Walt. de, 244, 303,
Wiclesworth, Wicklesworth,  Wikles-        304; Will. de, 75.
worth,Wykelesworth,Wickeld',Adam    Wiveretorp, Petr. de, 390 n.
de, 21, 199, 355; Adam fil. Adae de,   Woddemore, Andreas de, 254.
21; Joh. de, 355.                    Wode, Walt. fil. Job. del, 420.
Widdrington, Sir Tho., 216 n.            Wodehall,-see Woodhall.
Wighton, Adam de, 261.                   Wodhouse, Adam de, 195; Will. de, 226.
Wikeley, Will. de, 398.                  Wodyngton, Ric. de, 158.
Wikerslegh, Wikerle, Wykerle, Wyker-   Woland, Ric. de, 105 n.
legh,Wykereslai, Ric. de,'365 n.; Rob.   Wolfes, Will. de, 19.
de, 10; heer. Rob. de, 6, 10 n.; Tho.   Wollay, Tho. de, 267.
de, 365.                              Wolwardington, Wulwardington, Petr.
Wilberfos, Wilberfose, Wylberfos, Wyl —    de, 385 n.; Sir Peter de, 386 n.
berfose, Gilb. de, 254; Joh. fil. Letise   Woodhall, Wodehall, Wodehalle, Wodde, 87; Letia de, 87; Rob. fil. Simon   hall, Wudhall, Hen. de la, 149;
de, 87.                                 Hugo de v. del, 226, 280; Johanna,moniales de, 86.                de, 388 n., 419; Johannes del, 358;,priorissa de, 87.                   Rog. de la, 79, 260, 388; Will. de,
Wilde, Alicia le, 439.                     388 n., 407, 419.
Wildeker, Walt. de, 73.                 Wotte, Steph., 144.
Wildford, Wilford, Joh. de, 183 n.      Wraye, Will., 380;-see Gray.
Wileshire, Hen. le, 195,                Wrightson, Mr., 5 n.
Wileys, Ric., 72,-see Waleys.           Wryght, Joh., 420.
Wilheby, Wyleby,-see Willoughby.        Wychard,-see Wichard.
Willardeby, Rob. de, 262.               Wycliffe, Wycliff, Wyclif, Rob. de,
Willelmus le Conquerour, 68.              167, 168, 273 a., 334,430, 431.
Willoughby, Wilheby, Wyleby, Marg.,  Wydinton, Will. de, 393 n.
5 n.; Rob. de, 5 n., 383; Sir Rob. de,  Wyern, Wyerne, Wyerum, Rob. de,
5 n.; Serlo in, 384.                    140, 327.
Wilmyn, Ric., 95.                       Wygdon, Ric. de, 31, 207.
Wilson, Mr., 7 n.                       Wygorn' episc., Godfr., 37;-see GifWilstrop, Wilstrope, Wilsthorpe, Willes-  fard.
thorp, Wiuelestorp, Wiuelstrop, Wi-   Wygornine, comes, 64 n.
veresthorp, Wiverestorp, Wyveles-   Wygot, Rob., 95.
thorp, Chas., 28 n.; Eleanor, 27 n.,  Wykeham, Wycham, nuns of, 141 n.
28 n.; Eliz., 28 n.; Francis, 28 n.;, priorissa de, 141, 326.
Guy, 27 n.; Mr. Hen., 27 n.; John,   Wyleby, Wylghby, Rob. de, 356; Serlo
27 n.; Kath., prioress of Arthington,   in, 384;-see Willoughby.
27 n.; Marg. de, prioress of Nun   Wyles, Rog. de, 387 n.
Monkton, 27 n.; Sir Miles, 27 n.;   Wyncestre, comes, 64.
Sir Oswald, 28 n..; Ric. de, 27 n.;   Wyndelous, Rob., 212.
haer. Ric. de, 28; Sir Rich. de, 27 n.;   Wyndhill,-see Winderhyll.
Rob. de, 27 n.                        Wythington, Will., 10.
Wilton, Alan de, 135 n.                 Wyton, Wiueton, Wyueton, Wyveton,
Wimpton, Wympton, Joh. de, 4, 8.          Hen. de, 75, 246; Joh. de, 246 n.,
Wimund, Peter ye sonne of, 216 n.         304; W. de, 373.
Winderhyll, Wynderhill,Wyndhill, Elias   Wyveresdesley,-see Weardley.
de, 160, 176.                         Wyvill, Wyvile, Wyvell, Wywile, WyWirkeley, Wirkelay (Wortley), Will. de,   wyle, Wywyll, Wevill, Wivill, Wi224, 279.                               wvle, Alicia de, 272; Joh. de, 212 n.,
Wirsop, Wyrsop,-see Werkesop.             402, 405, 418, 435 n.; Tho. de, 272;
Wiston, Tho. de, 185 n.                    Will. de, 73, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119,




486                          INDEX  NOMINU3M.
144, 212, 240, 242, 302, 315, 321,      325n.; Louth, John de, 65.; Ric.
387,413, 418, 435.                      de, 65 n.; Selby, John de, 346n.;
Wyvill, feod. de, 81.                      Verdinel, Vincent, 270 n.
York, Confraternity and Guild of the
Blessed Trinity, 116 n.
Y, custos of, Romundby, Sir Ric. de,
101 n.
Yedingham, Yedyngham, priorissa de,, dean and chapter of, 1 n., 124 n.,
142, 266; Pretia, 141.                   189 n., 378 n., 435.
Yedon, haer. de, 207, 286; Hen. de,, mayor v. lord mayor of, Basy,
32; Job. de, 33; her. Joh. de, 32,       Rog., 218 n.; Bolingbroke, Andr. de,
33.                                      380 n.; Bolton, John de, 258 n.;
Yeland, Isab. fil. Will. de, 20 n.; Will.  Calvo Monte, Chaumond, Gaceus de,
de, 20 n.                                217 n.;  Cerf, Adam  le,  178 n.;
Yiphele, capellanus de, Will., 266.        Fleming, Jas. le, 379 n.; Nic. le,
Ygef, Ylger, hger. Joh., 86.               378 n.; Graa, Gray, Tho., 325 n.;
Yolton, Will. de, 381;-see Ros.           Will., 325 n., 430 n.; Langton, John
York, archdeacon of, Burnell, Rob. de,     de, 273 n., 430 n.; Nic. de, 273 n.;
175 n.                                  Luda, Sir Gilb. de, 65 n.; Palmer,, archiepiscopal Mint, master of      Tho., 178 n.; Sampson, Sir John,
the, Gray, Tho., 325 n.                  218 n.; Selby, Hugh  de, 380 n.;, bailiff of, Alwarthorpe, Tho. de,   John de, 270 n.; Sezevaux, Hen. de,
324 n.; Basy, Rog., 219 n.; Boling-     220 n.; Stokes, Walt. de, 65 n.;
broke, Bulinbrok, Adam de, 380 n.;      Wateby, Ric. de, 20 n.
Andr. de, 380n.; Tho. de, 380 n.;', M.P. for, Alwarthorpe, Tho. de,
Bolton, John de, 258 n.; Brabant,       324 n.;  Bolingbroke,  Andr.  de,
Giles de, 380 n.; Bretegate, Brette-    380 n.; Bolton, John  de, 258 n.;
gate, Jeremy de, 65 n.; Nic. de,        Clarevaux, Nic. de, 99 n.; Graa,
65 n.;  Camera, John  de, 220 n.;       John le, 325 n.; Tho., 325 n.; Will.,
Fairfax, Will., 99 n.; Fleming, Geo.    325 n.; Graham, John de, 220 n.;
le, 379 n.; Walt. le, 379 n.; Gower,    Hewley, Sir John, 230 n.; Louth,
Simon, 325 n.; Walt., 325 n.; Graa,     John de, 65 n.; Ric. de, 65 n.; PonteWill., 325 n.; Grantham, John de,    fracto, Tho. de, 28 n.; Sezevaux,
220 n.; Harum, Rob. de, 116 n.;         John de, 274 n.; Nic. de, 274 n.
Langton, John de, 273 n.; Nic. de,   -, recorder of, Fairfax, Sir Guy,
273 n.; Louth, Lutha, Luda, Gilb.       27 n.
de, 65 n.; Jeremy de, 65n.; John   -, St. Crux, rector of, Wyclif, Rob.
de, 65 n.; Rob. de, 65 n.; Palmer,     de, 273 n., 430.
Tho., 65 n.; Sampson, Alan, 218 n.;  —, St. Leonard's Hospital, master of,
Math.,  218 n.;  Selby, John  de,       Langton, Walt. de, 268 n.
346 n.; Slechte, Alan, 271 n.; Will.,   -, seneschal of St. Peter of, Ponte271 n.; Tuler, Tyler, Steph. le, 64 n.;    fract, Rob. de, 28 n.
Verdinel,,Adam, 270n.; John, 270.;, sheriff of, Bolton, John  de,
Rob., 270 n.; Vincent, 270 n.; Wate-     258 n.; Gray, Rob., 325 n.; Tho.,
by, Ric. de, 20 n.                       325 n.; Louth, John de, 65 n.; Ric.
-, canon of, Bridlington, Rob. de,        de, 65 n.
429 n.;  Dene, Peter de, 407 n.;   York,-see Ebor.
Drokenesford, Joh. de, 268 n.; Eadburbyri, Tho. de, 268 n.; Langton,
Walt. de, 268 n.; Luda, Will. de,                        Z
65 n.; Markenfield, John de, 255 n.;
Mauley, Steph. de, 134 n.; Sampson,   Zouche, Zuche, Zusche, Elienora de v.
Tho., 218n.                             la, 42, 43; Eudo  la, 16n., 43 n.;
--, chamberlain of, Bolton, John de,      Milisent la, 43 n.; Will. la, 16 n.;258 n.; Gower, Simon, 325 n.; Walt.,    see Ebor. archiep.
325 n.; Gray, Rob., 325 n.; Tho.,




INDEX LOCORUM.
I.
N.B.-This Index contains the names of such Yorkshire vills only as are mentioned in the
text.  The names of places in other counties, and also of those in Yorkshire not given here,
will be found in Index II.  The places to which an asterisk is prefixed are not surveyed in
Kirkby's Inquest.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.           6-in. Ordnance Survey.
*Aberford, Abberford, Abirford, Aberford, 204.
36 n., 208 n., 210 n., 287, 348, 418.
Acastra, Acastre, 47, 79 b, Acastre Malebis, Malbys, Malebys, Acaster Malbis, 191.
82 b.                        23, 116 n., 135 n., 217, 289, 343.
Acastra, Acastre, 31, 47, 62, Acastre Selby, Seleby, 23, 223, 291, Acaster Selby, 206.
68, 82 b.                    343.
Aclun, 19 b, 68, 87.         Acclom, Ackelom, Aiclom, Akelom, Acklam (E.R.), 142.
72, 269 n., 20, 315.
Achelum,  Aclum, Aclun, Acclom, Acclum, Ackelom, Aclam, Acklam (.R.), 16.
Laclum, 5 b, 15, 46 b, 70 b,   124, 127, 132, 235, 236, 329.
71,84.
Aitone, 39 b, 82.            *Ayketon, Dyketon, 228, 292, 352. Ackton, 249.
Aceuurde, 37 b, 82.          *Acworth, 364.                       Ackworth, 249.
Achum, Acum, Acun, 12, *Acum, 368.                                Acomb, 174.
66 b, 82 b.
Odingehem,  Odingehen,   Adingham, 13, 191, 357.                  Addingham, 168.
(Edidham, 8?,) 8 b, 83 b.
Adele, 20, 81.               Adell, Adle, Adlekyrk, Aldewik, 40, Addle, 203.
41, 208, 348.
Adelingesfluet, 57, 82.      *Adthelingflet, 363.                 Adlingfleet, 253.
Adeuuic, Hadeuuic,  43 b, *Addewyk, 365.                          Adwick-upon-Dearne,  283,
81 b.                                                             284.
Adeuuic, Adeuuinc, Hade- *Adwyk, Athewik, Athewyk, 232, Adwick-le-Street, 276.
uuic, 21 b, 45, 78 b, 81 b.  283,366.
Aculestorp, 28, 85 b.        Akelthorpe, 155.                     Agglethorpe, 68, 84.
Ach, 10 b, 18 b, 86 b.       Ak, Ake, Ayk, 79, 83 n., 241, 388, Aike, 196.
407, 419.
Endrebi, 26, 85 b.           Anderby, Aynderby, 149, 337.         Ainderby Myers, 69.
Aiendrebi, Andrebi, 31, 85 b. Aynderby, 183, 339.                 Ainderby Qwernhowe, 86.
Andrebi, Eindrebi, 3, 25, Aynderby  Fourneux, Aynderby- Ainderby Steeple, 70.
85 b.                        wyth-Stepil, 176, 334, 427 n.
Ermenia, Ermenie, 56 b, 81 b. *Ayremyn, 367.                      Airmyn, or Armin, 237.
Arsum, 124, 127, 131, 136, 235.    Airsholme, or Ayresome, 6.
Airtone, 69.                  Ayerton, Ayreton, Ayrton, 15, 189, Airton, 150.
190, 356.
Echescol, 29 b, 85 b.         Ayscough, Discogh, 161, 356.        Aiskew, 70.




488                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Asuluebi, Asuluesby, 15 b, Aselby, Asilaby,Asillaby, 128, 236, Aislaby (par. Whithy), 32.
84.                          330.
Aslachebi, Aslachesbi, 5 b, Aslacby, Aslakeby, Ayeslaby, 142, Aislaby (. Middleton), 91.
84 b.                        239, 240, 326.
Asmundrebi,  Hashundebi, Asmunderby, 47, 204, 294, 435 n.   Aismunderby, 119.
12 b, 49, 83.
*Aketon, Haketon, 203, 293.          Aketon, 171.
*Albeholm, Abholm, 213, 384 n.    Albeholme (site of), 220.
Burc, Burg, 4 b, 8, 58 b, 62, *Aldeburgh, Vetus Burgh, 211, Aldborough (W. R.), 138.
64, 83.                      353.
Aldenburg, 53, 87 b.         Aldeburgh, Audeburgh, 74, 243 n., Aldbrough (E.R.), 213.
304.
Aldeburne, 24, 85 b.         Aldeburgh, 169, 334.                 Aldbrough (N.R.), 25.
Aldefeld, Aldefelt, 8, 12 b, Aldfeld, Aldefeld, 46, 204, 294.     Aldfield, 118.
65 b, 83.
Alderais,  Aldergee,  Alderghes,
Aldereyes, Halderghes, 80.
Adeuuerca, Aldeuuerc, 17 b, *Aldewark, 324.                        Aldwark, 139.
85.
Alurestain,Alurestan, Alues- Allerstane, Alistan, 147, 326.       Allerston, 92.
tune, 3 b, 5 b, 84 b.
Erleuestorp,  Herleuestorp, *Arthethorp, 339.                      Allerthorpe (N.R.), 86.
31, 85 b.
Aluuarestorp, 4, 86 b.        *Averthorp, 309.                     Allerthorpe (E.R.), 193.
Alretone, Alretune, 41, 41 b, Allerton, 226, 361.                 Allerton (p. Bradford), 216.
82b.
Alretune, 35, 81.            Alirton, Allerton, Alverton, juxta Allerton Bywater, 234.
aquam, 35, 208, 286, 348.
*Akerton Chapel, 348.                 Allerton (Chapel), 203.
Alretun 35b 81        J  Allerton, Allerton Gledhowe, Al- Allerton Gledhow, 203.
Airen ^ 3S    I.lirton Gledhou, Gledhawe Allerton, 34, 208, 286.
Aluretone, Alvertone, 8, 65, Allirton, Alverton, 33, 46, 206, Allerton Mauleverer, 155.
66 b, 83.                     295, 350.
Almaneberie, 40, 82.          *Almanbury, 351.                    Almondbury, 260.
Alne, 11 b, 85.              *Alen, Alne, 107 n., 368.            Alne, 139.
Altoftes, Alcotes, 33, 351.         Altofts, 234.
Aluuoldebi, Aluuoldelei, 7 b, Alwadlay, Alwaldley, Alwaldeley, Alwoodley, 203.
81.                           41,209,287.
Aimundrebi, Edmundrebia, Aymunderby, Eymunderby, 110, Amotherby, 123, 124.
60 b, 70b.                    112, 115, 321.
Ambreforde,   Ampreforde, Ampelford, Ampilford, 106, 110, Ampleforth, 105.
11 b, 59 b, 84 b.             114, 115, 123, 321, 332.
Unlouebi, Umlouebi, 7,17 b, Anlageby, Anlaghby, Anlagheby, Anlaby, 239.
55 b, 58, 66 b, 86.          Anerloby, Anlonby, 80, 262, 308,
318.
West Appilgarth, 172.               Applegarth (West), 38.
Apelton, Magna Appilton, 149,337, Appleton (East), 54.
Apelton, Apleton,  26 b,        367.
70 b, 85 b.                Apelton, Parva Appilton, 149, 337, Appleton (West), 54..   367.
Apeltun, 84 b.                Appiltun, 123.                      Appleton-le-Moor, 74.
Apeltun, Apletun, 6, 84 b.   Apelton, Apilton, Appelton, Appil- Appleton-le-Street, 123.
ton, Appylton, 110,111,112, 115,
257 n., 321.
*Apelton  super  Querfe,  218 n., Appleton (Nun), 205.
367.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                      489
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Apletone, 63, 79, 82 b.      Apelton, Appelton, Appylton, 29, Appleton Roebuck, 190.
217, 289, 343.
Apletrewic, 68 b.            Appletrewick, Appletrewik, Apel- Appletreewick, 151.
trewyk, Appiltrewik, 15, 145 n.,
191, 195, 196, 357.
Erdeslau, Erdeslauue, 40b, Ardeslawe, Erdeslawe, Erdeslowe, Ardsley  (East  or  West),
82 b.                        Herdelaw, 30, 225, 280, 361.         232, 233.
*Herdeslai, 364.                    Ardsley (p. Darfield), 275.
Archedene, Arghendene, 8, *Erkenden, Herkenden, Brikenden, Arkendale, 138, 155.
62, 83.                       205, 353.
Archesei, Archeseia, 44 b, Arkesey, Arksesay, 6, 9, 232, 283 n. Arksey, 277.
82.
Ermelai, 40 b, 82 b.          Armelay, Est Armelay, 38, 224, Armley, 217, 218.
279.
Einuluestorp, Ernulfestorp, Arenthorp, Arnethorp, 2, 231, 358. Armthorpe, 277.
66, 81 b.
Arneclif, 69b.                Arncliff, Arnecliff, Arneclyfe, 20, Arncliffe (W.R.), 115.
202, 355.
Ernecliue, Gerneclif, Lerne- Arnecliff, Erenclive, 136.           Arneliffe (N.R.), 41.
cliff, 6 b, 70 b, 85.
Erneforde, 69.               *Arneford, 202.                      Arnford, 149.
Arnestorp, 52 b, 87 b.       Arnale, Arnall, Arnhall, 74, 243 n., Arnold, 211.
303, 372.
Arnald-Byging, 19.                  Arnolds Biggin, 166.
Argun, 54, 87 b.             Erghum, 75, 246 n., 372.             Arram, 180.
*Erghes, Herghes, 80 n., 308.       Arras, 209.
Erethorne, Herghethorp, 161, 337.  Arrathorne, 54.
Ardinton, Hardinctone, 20, Arthington, Arthyngton, 40, 41, Arthington, 187, 188.
81.                          208, 287, 347.
Estanesbi, 51 b.             Ayscenby, Escanby, 184, 338.         Asenby, 103.
Hase, Hasse, 26, 85 b.       Ask, 171, 334.                       Aske, 39.
Ascam, 31, 79 b, 82 b.       Ascam  Bryan, Askam, Askham, Askham Brian, 173.
Brian, 26, 218 n., 222, 343.
Ascam, 63 b, 79, 82 b.       West Ascam, Askam, Askham, 26, Askham Richard, 190.
219, 290, 343.
Ascric, 27, 85 b.            Askrigg, Askerigg, 149, 338.         Askrigg, 66.
Ascuid, 34, 49, 65 b, 83.    Ascwyth, Askwith, Askewith, 44, Askwith, 169.
203, 293, 349.
Aschilebi, 14, 86.           Askelby, 70, 316.                    Asselby, 237.
Estone, 21 b, 47 b, 81 b.    Aston, 6, 9, 230, 281, 358, 394 n.    Aston, 295.
*Atelou, Atlowe-Couton, 165n.,335. Atley Hill (?), 40.
Attigwyk, Attingwik, Attyngwyk, Atwick, 180.
74, 75 n., 243 n., 303, 372.
Eleburne, 7, 86 b.           Album, Alburne, 59, 249, 312.        Auburn, 146.
Alchelie,  Alcheslei,  20 b, *Alkley, Alkeley, 7 n., 358.         Auckley, 285.
81 b.
Actun, 18, 18 b, 77 b, 86.    Acton, Aghton, 84, 253, 309.        Aughton, 207.
Ossetorp, 35, 81.            Austhorp, Hausthorp, Ousthorp, 36, Austhorpe, 219.
208, 227, 287, 348.
Ousteuuic, 8 b.              *Austwik, Oustewyk, 278, 362.        Austwick, 113.
Echescard, 27 b, 85 b.       Aykescarth, Aykscharch, 150, 338.  Aysgarth, 67.
Atun, Atune, 33 b, 51, 84 b. Aton, 138, 144, 145, 146, 239, 240, Ayton (East), 93.
326.
Atune, alia Atune, 3, 84 b.  Aton, 138, 146, 326.                 Ayton (West), 93.
Atun, 5, 16, 46, 84.         Ayton, Magna Aton, Ayton, 126, Ayton (Great), 29.
129, 134, 136 n., 237, 329.
alia Atun, 5 b, 46, 84.      Parva Aton, Ayton, 124, 126, 135.  Ayton (Little), 29.




490                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  1.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Aserla, Asserle, Haserlai, 65, Aserley, Azerlawe, Azerlay, 46, 205, Azerley, 101.
66 b, 70, 83.                 294.
Babetorp, 14, 86.            Babthorp, Babethorp, 60, 67, 242.   Babthorpe, 222.
Badesuurde,  Badesuuorde, *Badesworth, 363.                       Badsworth, 263.
37, 82.
Bagebi, Baghebi, 59 b.       Bageby, Baggeby, 93, 99, 322, 332. Bagby, 88, 104.
Bagotby, Baggotby, 91.               Baggaby Bottom, 177.
Beldone, Beldune, 12, 62, Baildon, Bailledon, Bayldon, 37, Baildon, 201.
81.                          44 n., 209, 287 n., 347, 406, 407.
Baynbrigg, Baynebrig, 148, 338.    Bainbridge, 66.
Bagenton,  Bagentone, 19, Baynton, 82, 256, 307.                  Bainton, 178.
61, 86b.
Baldrebi, 31, 85 b.          Balderby, 183 n., 185, 186.          Baldersby, 102.
Balkholm, 70, 316.                   Balkholm, 238.
Bernedan, 28 b, 85 b.        Berdene, 159.                        Barden, 53.
Berdese, Bereleseie, 7 b, 81.  Bardesay,   Bardesey,  Berdesay, Bardsey, 188.
Berdesey, Berdsay, 31 n., 38 n.,
39, 41, 209.
Bereford, 23, 85 b.          Berford, Berforth super Tese, 168, Barforth, 13.
334.
Berg, 38 b, 82.              *Bergh, 363.                         Bargh, or Barugh, 274.
Barchestun, 36, 81 b.        Barkeston, 48, 214, 284, 346, 384, Barkston, 205.
419.
Bardulbi, 14, 56 b, 86.      Bardelby, Barthelby, Barthilby, 60, Barlby, 221.
68, 242, 316.
Berlai, 56 b, 81 b.          *Berley, 50 n., 344.                  Barlow, 236.
Barnebi, 14, 86.             Barneby, 70, 316.                    Barmby-on-the-Marsh, 237.
Barnebi, Bernebi, 4, 10b, Barmeby, Barneby, 92, 368.              Barmby-on-the-Moor, 176.
86b.
Benestone, Benestun, 53 b, Berneston, 77, 244 n., 302, 373.        Barmston, 163.
87b.
Bernodebi, 16, 84.           Barnalby, Barnaldeby, Bernaldby, Barnaby, 17.
132, 136, 238.
Barneburg,  Berneborc,    Barneburg, Barneburgh, 3, 365.    Barnbrough, 276, 284.
Berneburg,  43 b,  47 b,
78 b, 81 b.
*Barneby, Beghby, 214, 285.
Barnebi, 84.                 Barneby, Barntby, 125, 237, 328.   Barnby (East and West), 31
Barnebi, 60 b.               *Barnbye, Barneby, 325, 381.         Barnby (House, p. Bossall)
158.
Barnebi, 20 b, 38, 44 b, 48, Barneby, Barneby super Don, 5, 8, Barnby-upon-Don, 265, 277
81 b.                         10 n., 232, 283, 359.
Berningham, 23, 85 b.        Berningham,Bernyngham, 166,333. Barningham, 24.
Berneslai, 39, 82.           *Berneslai, 364.                     Barnsley, 274.
Berghebi, 49, 62 b, 83.       *Berghby, 205, 294.                 Barrowby, 188.
Barchetorp, Barchertorp,19, Barkethorp, 71, 269, 315.            Barthorpe, or Barthorpe Bot.
64 b, 87.                                                         toms, 159.
Barkedale, Berkildale, 54, 249, 311. Bartindale (Farm), 127.
Barton, 23, 85 b.            Barton, 179, 335.                    Barton, 25.
Bartone, Bartun, 16 b, 84 b.  Barton, 110, 112, 115, 321.         Barton-le-Street, 106, 123.
Bartun, 17 b, 85.             *Barton, 325, 381.                  Barton-le-Willows, 141.
Berg, 6, 11, 84 b.           Magna Berg, Bergh, 111, 122, 123, Barugh (Great), 106, 107.
320.
alia Berg, 6, 11, 84 b.       Parva Berg, Bergh, 111, 122, 123, Barugh (Little), 107.
320.
Bereuuit, Bereuuith, 35, 81. Barwyk, Berwik, Berwyk, Berne- Barwick-in-Elmet, 204.
vill, 31 n., 38, 210, 288, 348.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    491
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Bereuuic, 15, 84.            Barwick, Berewyk, Berwyck juxta Barwick-on-Tees, or Barwick
Tees, 124, 127, 135, 235, 330.       Ingleby, 15.
Baschelf, 69 b.              Bacsolve, Bakescolf, 17, 354.         Bashall, 182.
Bateleia, Bathelie, 41 b, 82 b. Batelay, Bateley, Gateley, 30, 224, Batley, 232.
225, 279, 280, 360.
Badresbi, 5 b, 84.           Badersby, Batherby, Batheresby, Battersby, 29.
Bathersby, 124, 133, 237, 328.
Badresbi, 696b.              Batersby, 16.                        Battrix, 164.
*Bautre, Gauere, 358.                Bawtry, 291.
Bachesbi, Baschebi, Basches- Baxseby, 93, 94.                      Baxby, 104.
bi, 11, 59 b, 85.
Bodlun, 17, 84 b.             Bodelum,Bodlum,Boldlum,Bolum, Beadlam, 89, 90.
Botholom, 110, 113, 115, 116n..,
320.
Begale, 37 b, 82.             *Beghall, 363.                      Beal, 235.
Bedmeslei, Bedmesleia, Be- Bethemeslai, Bethemeslei, Bethe- Beamsley, 169.
meslai, Bomeslai, 8, 8 b,   mesley, Bethernsley,  44, 203,
58 b, 62 b, 83, 83 b.         293, 349.
Bechaye,  Beckhawe,  Bekehagh, Becca (Hall), 204.
Bekehaith, Bekhagh, 36,208, 287,
Bedale, 29 b, 85 b.          Bedale, 154, 161 n., 162, 336.       Bedale, 69, 70.
Biuuorde, 53 b, 87 b.        Beford, Beforde, 74,243 n., 303, 373. Beeford, 179.
Bestone, 41, 82 b.           Beston, Bestone, Bieston, 30, 227, Beeston, 218.
280, 360.
Belebi, 4, 86 b.             *Beleby, 310.                        Beilby, 193.
Ballebi, Bellebi, 7, 14, 77, Belby, Beleby, 70, 316.              Belby, 238.
77 b, 86.
Belasis, Belasys, Belassis, 70, 241 n., Bellasize, 238.
242, 316.
Belgebi, 28 b, 85 b.          *Bellerby, 337.                     Bellerby, 53, 68.
Bentone, 19, 86 b.           Bempton, Bemton, Compton, 54, Bempton, 128.
249, 313.
Berneheld, Bernehelt (?), 14, Benetland, 70, 316.                 Bennetland, 238.
86.
Benicol, Benincol, 53, 87 b.  Belingholm, Benyghome, Benyng- Benningholme, 211.
holm, 74, 116 n., 305, 373.
Benetain, 8 b.                *Bentham, Benton, Dentor, 278, Bentham, 112.
362.
3enedleia, Beneslaie, Benes- Bentley, Bentelay, Benteley, 3, 12, Bentley (W.R.), 276, 277.
lei, 21 b, 45, 82.            232, 283, 366.
Benedlage, 13 b, 15 b, 86.    *Benteley, Bentele, 91 n., 262, 308. Bentley (E.R.), 225.
Berewic, 13.                        Berwick (E. and W.), 168.
Basingebi,  Basinghebi,  4, Besingby, Besyngby, 59, 312.          Bessingby, 146.
86b.
Baseuuic, Basewic, 4, 18 b, Besewik, Besewyk, Bessewyke, 83, Beswick, 195.
86 b.                        259, 307.
Beureli, 13, 13 b, 77, 77 b.   *Beverlacum, 318, 386 n., 401, 405, Beverley, 210, 211.
410, 411, 416, 419, 423, —see
Index II.
Begun, 54, 87 b.              Beghum, Beyom, 74, 243 n., 303, Bewholme, 180.
372.
3iuinch, Biuuich, 53, 87 b.  Bewyk, 75, 244 n., 371, 413.          Bewick, 212.
Bichretone, 65 b, 82 b.       Bikerton, Bykerton, Bykyrton, 25, Bickerton, 172.
208 n., 220, 342.
*Byrley, 360.                         Bierley (East), 217.
Birle, 41, 82 b.              North Birel, Nortlibirle, Nort Vile, Biercey (North), 216, 217.
North Byrill, 30, 225, 279, 360.




492                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Mileburg, 59, 82 b.           Bilburgh, Byleburgh, 26, 219, 290, Bilbrough, 190.
343.
Bilam, Bileham,Bilham,20b. Bilham, Billam, Billeham, Bylle- Bilham, 276.
43 b, 47 b, 81 b.             ham, 4, 8, 231, 282.
Bilingelei, Bilingeleia, Bi- Bilingley, Billingley, 4, 366.         Billingley, 275.
lingelie, 44, 66, 87 b.
Bildesdale, Billesdale, Byldesdale, Bilsdale, 73.
111, 118, 121, 131 n., 320.
Biletone, 63, 82 b.           Bilton, 25, 29n., 220, 290, 342, Bilton (Ainsty), 173.
343 n.
Bileton, Biletone, Billetone, *Bilton, 243 n., 373.                 Bilton (E.R.), 227.
13 b, 54 b, 87 b.
Bingelei, Bingheleia, 62, 81. Bingley, Bingeley, Byngley, Bynge- Bingley, 201.
ley, 42, 43, 209, 287, 347.
Bigneton, Binneton, 19, 87.  Beniton, Benyngton, 51, 312.           Binnington, 109.
Berceuuorde, 39, 82.          *Bircheworth, Artheworth, 364.    Birchworth (Ing?), 273.
Brudford, Brudeford, 93, 94, 323.   Birdforth, 104.
Briteshala, Briteshale, 11,19, Briddesale, Briddesalle, Briddessale, Birdsall, 142.
67, 87.                       Briddesdale, Brideshale, Bryddeshalle, 71, 72, 271, 314, 401, 404.
Bretebi, 3, 85.               Bertby, Breteby, Bretteby, 99, 341. Birkby, 40.
Birkhou, Birkou, 183 n., 185.
Berchige, Berchine, Berch- Birkyn, Byrkyn, 49, 50, 344, 427 n. Birkin, 235.
inge, 36, 78, 81 b.
Torp, 47, 59, 82 b.           Thorp, Thorp Andrewe, Thorpjuxta Bishopthorpe, 191.
v. prope Ebor., Bischopthorp, 23,
217, 343, 400, 401, 402, 410, 411,
412, 413, 414, 415,416,417, 418,
420, 421, 427, 429, 430, 441.
*Bushopton, 435.                     Bishopton, 119.
Blaketoft, 70, 316.                  Blacktoft, 238.
*Bloberhous, 425.                    Blubberhouses, 152.
Bolron, Belerom, 164, 333.           Boldron, 12.
Boltebi, 60.                  Boltby, Bolteby, 93, 97, 281 n., Boltby, 88.
322.
Bodeltone, 41, 82 b.          *Bolton, Boulton, 227, 361.           Bolton (par. Bradford), 201
Bodelton, 10 b, 66 b, 86 b.    Boulton, Bolton juxta Wylton, 78, Bolton (E.R.), 176.
257 n., 259, 310, 390, 399, 402,
408, 412.
Bodeltone, 49 b.              Boulton, 198, 354.                    Bolton-by-Bowland, 165.
Bodeltone, Bodetone, 44, 48, Bolton, Boulton, 6, 10, 230, 232, Bolton-upon-Dearne, 283.
81 b.                         281 n., 283, 359.
Badetone, Bodeltune, Bode- Bolton, Boulton, 10n., 24, 25., Bolton Percy, 205.
tone, 48 b, 79, 79 b, 82 b.   218, 254 n., 289, 343.
Parva Bolton, 150.                   Bolton (Castle), 67.
Bodelton, 27 b, 85 b.         Est Bolton, 152.                      Bolton (Low), 67.
alia Bodelton, 27 b, 85 b.    West Bolton, 170.                     Bolton (West), 67.
Boulton in Wendesdale, 337.
Boletone, 24 b, 85 b.         Bolton, 174, 180, 335.                Bolton-upon-Swale, 54.
*Bondgate, Bondegate, 419, 435, Bondgate, 119.
436 n.
Bonewyk, Bonnewik,  Bonniwyk, Bonwick, 180.
76, 303, 372.
Bordalebi, Bordelbia, Bord- Bordeby, Bordelby prope Cleave- Site of Mount Grace priory.
lebi, 6 b, 70 b, 85.          land, Borelby, Beresby, Derelby,   56.
Torowby, 99, 259 n., 322.
*Pons Burgi, 353.                    Boroughbridge, 138.




INDEX  LOCORUM  T.                                    493
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Bergebi, 3, 85.               Bergeby, Bereby, Bereheby, Ber- Borrowby (par. Leake), 71.
heby, Kereby (?), 93, 97, 100,
160 n., 322, 340.
Bergebi, Bergesbi, 15 b, 84.  *Berkby, Berubi, 237, 328.          Borrowby (par. Lythe), 19.
Boscele, Bosciale, 60 b, 85.   *Bossale, Bossall, Cossale, 325, 381. Bossall, 158.
Bolebi, Bollebi, 5, 15, 84.    Bolby, Bolbye, Boleby, Bolleby, 125, Boulby, 19.
127, 128, 132 n., 235.
Bowes, Boghes, 164, 180 n., 333.    Bowes, 12.
Bollinc, 41, 82 b.            Bolling, Bollyng, 30, 226, 361.     Bowling, 216, 217.
Boletorp, 86.                 Bolthorp, Bolethorp, 60, 67, 241, Bowthorpe, 222.
317.
Bouinton,Bouintone,Bouin- Bouyngton, Bovington, Bovyngton, Boynton, 127, 145, 146.
torp, 4, 7, 19, 86 b.         Boynton, 55, 77, 244 n., 249, 311,
377.
Buitorp, 4 b, 87.             Boythorp, Boithorp, 53, 249, 311.   Boythorpe, 126.
Braisuelle, 69.               Bracewell, Braicewell, Braycewell, Bracewell, 166.
15, 192, 193, 356.
Brachen, 86 b.                *Bracken, Braken, 257, 307.         Bracken, 178.
Bracheneholm, 86.             Brakanholm, Brakenholm, 60, 67, Brackenholme, 222.
242, 317.
Bradefeld, Brudfeld, 3, 358.        Bradfield, 287.
Bradeford, 41, 82 b.          *Bradford, 30 n., 361.              Bradford, 216, 217.
Bradeforde, 69 b.             Bradford, Bradeford, 17, 354.       Bradford (West), 182.
Bradelei, 8.                  Bradeley,  Bradeley  cum   altero Bradleys (Both), 168.
Bradeley, 14, 193, 194, 195, 357.
Bradfortune,   Bratfortone, Braferton, Brafferton, 108, 324, 379. Brafferton, 120.
Bratfortune, 6 b, 17 b,65 b,
85.
Litelbram, Litelbran, 62 b,
83.
83.ichelbram, Michebran,    Braham  Brame 45, 205 294 349.  Braham  171.
Michelbram, Michelbran,       
49 b, 59, 62 b, 83.    J
*Braithwait (Feriby cum), 263.
Bradeuuelle, 47 b, 48, 81 b.  *Braythewell, 359.                  Braithwell, 290.
Braham, Brameham, Bram- Bramham, 50, 214, 284, 345, 439.   Bramham, 189.
ham, 20, 78, 81.
Brahop, Bramhop, 58 b, 81.  Bramhop, Bramphop, 31 n., 37, 344. Bramhope, 187.
Brameieia, 41, 82 b.          Bramlay, Bramley, Bramelay, 30, Bramley, 202, 217.
224, 360.
Bramelei, 47 b.               *Bramlay, Bramley, 231,282 n., 359. Bramley (Chapel), 290.
Brantone, 66, 81 b.           Brampton juxta Wath, 7, 230, 281, Brampton Byerlaw, 283.
366.
Brantone, 21 b, 81 b.         Brampton, Brampton in Morthyng, Brampton -en -le-Morthing,
6, 9, 359.                          296.
Branuuet, Branuuat, 44 b, *Brampwyth, 364.                         Bramwith (Kirk), 265.
81 b.
Brantisburtone, Brantisbur- Brandesburton, 74, 303, 373.           Bransburton, 196.
tune, Branzbortune, 13 b,
79 b, 87 b.
Branzbi, 60 b.                Brandsby, Brandesby, 108, 324, 379. Bransby, 122.
Bredingham, Brendingham, Brantingham, Brantyngham, Bran- Brantingham, 224, 238 A.
Brentingham,   Breting-   tyngton, Brentingham, 88, 263,
ham, 14, 18, 70, 77, 86.      309, 317, 415.
Brantona, Brantone, Bran- Brampton, Branton, 45, 46, 206, Branton Green, 138.
tune, Branstone, 8, 22, 70,   295.
83b.
Bragebi, 11, 84 b.            Braueby, Barneby, Bayby, 123,368. Brawby, 106.




494                                   INDEX  LOCORUM  1.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,           Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.              6-in. Ordnance Survey.
*Bracwharth, 340.                     Brawith, 71.
Brathwaith, Braithewaithe, 130.    Braworth (Farm), 28.
Breitan, Bretone, 36, 81 b.   *Braiton, Braton, Brayton, 50 n., Brayton, 221.
214, 285, 344, 403 n.
Baretone, Braretone, 5, 83.   *Brereton, 353.                        Brearton, 137.
Bracheberc, 17 b, 85.          Brakenbergh, Brakinberg, 93, 323.  Brechenbrough, 87.
Bricstune, Briston, Bristun, *Brighton, 82 n., 251, 309.             Breighton, 222.
55 b, 58, 86.
Brentuth (?), 82.
Bretanby, 179, 335.                   Brettanby, 25.
*Bretton, 364.                        Bretton (Monk), 274.
Bretone, Brettone, 4 b, 39 b, West Bireton, Bretton, Burton, 352, Bretton (West), 262.
82, 82 b.                      363.
Bretlinton, 4, 7, 19, 86 b.    Bridlington, Bridelyngton, 55, 249, Bridlington, 146.
311.
Breselai, Breselie, 38, 82.    *Brerelay, 364.                       Brierley, 263.
Bringeham, 19, 87.             Brigham, Brygham, 57, 58 n., 249, Brigham, 179.
312, 313 n.
Bringhale, Bringhenale, 23, Brigenale, Briggenhale, 164, 333.   Brignall, 12, 13.
85 b.
*Brend, Brund, 82 n., 251, 309.       Brind, 222.
Brinesford, 43 b, 48, 81 b.    Brineford,   Brinford,  Brinsford, Brinsworth, 295.
Braynesford, 6, 230, 281, 358.
Brochesuuorde,Brodesuurde, Broddesword, Brodesworth, 9,232n., Brodsworth, 276.
Brodesworde, 21, 44 b, 45,   233, 359.
81 b.
Bruntone, Bruntune, 14 b, Brumpton, 101, 340.                        Brompton (Allertonsh.), 56.
85.
Bruntun, Bruntune, 3 b, 5 b, Brompton, Brumpton, 141, 144, Brompton (PickceringLythe),
33 b, 84 b.                    146 n., 147, 239, 240, 326.           92, 93.
Bruntone, 30, 85 b.           Patrik Brompton, Burton Patrik, Brompton (Patrick), 69.
159, 337.
Bruneton, Brunetone, 4b, 87. Brumpton, Poterbrurnton, 51, 312. Brompton (Potter), 109.
Brompton-brigg, Brumpton super  Brompton-upon-Swale, 39.
Swale, 174, 335.
*Brotherton, Broyerton, 50 n., 345, Brotherton, 235.
393 n., 411.
Broctune, Brotune, 16, 84.   Brotton, Broghton, 125, 134, 235, Brotton, 8.
328.
Borc, Burg, 26 b, 85 b.        Burgh, 162, 336.                      Brough (N.R.), 54.
Broctune, 69.                  Broghton, Broython, 15, 16, 191, Broughton (W.R.), 167.
194, 196, 356.
Broctun, Broctune, Brostone, Brocton, 110, 111, 112, 115.            Broughton (Ryedale), 124.
6, 33 b, 60 b, 84 b.
Broctun, Magna  Broctun, Magna   Broughton,   Broghton, Broughton (Great), 28, 42.
alia Broctun, 5 b, 16 b, 84.   Browchton, Broxton, 124, 126,
129, 137, 237, 328.
Broctun, Broctune, 67 b, 84. Parva Broughton, Brocton, Brogh- Broughton (Little), 42.
ton, Browghton, Broxton, 124,
133, 136, 137 n., 237, 330.
Brecca, Breche, 15, 84.       *Brokesey, 327.                        Broxa, 77.
Bubuid, 58, 86.               Bubwith, Bubwyth, 80, 309.             Bubwith, 207.
Buckeden, Bukeden, 19, 202, 355.   Buckden, 98.
Bocheton, Bochetone, 4, 19, Bucketon, Bucton, Buketon, 54, Buckton, 128.
34, 61 b, 87.                 249, 313.
Buchetorp,Bugetorp, Bughe- Bugthorp, Buggethorp, 71, 134 n., Buigthorpe, 159.
torp, 11, 64 b, 87.           269, 315.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    495
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Bulford, Bulforth, Balford, 110, 120.
Bolemere, Boleber, 17, 84 b.  Bulmer, Bulemer, 99 n., 108, 129 n., Bulmer, 141.
324, 378.
Bredale, Breddale, Bredhalle, *Briddale, 271, 315.                Burdale, 143.
7, 61 b, 87.
Burg, 36 b, 82.              *Burgh, Burgh Waleis, 25 n., 50 n., Burgh Waleys, or Burgh342 n., 345 n., 350 n., 363.        wallis, 264.
Birland, 77 b, 86.           Birland, 70, 316.                    Burland, 223.
Burgelei, Burghelai, 12, 81. Burgelay, Burghley, Burghle, Bur- Burley, 186.
lay, Burley in Wherledall, 37,
209, 288, 347, 389, 398, 400, 405,
406, 416, 420, 428.
Birn, Burne, Byrn, 48, 214, 284, Burn, 236.
345, 399, 403, 412, 421, 440, 441.
Brunebi, 4, 9 b, 46, 50, 86 b. Brumeby,  Bruneby,  Brunneby, Burnby, 193.
Brunesby, 78, 81, 255, 310, 390,
403 n., 404, 410, 416.
Brennigston, 31, 85 b.       Brynyston, Grynyston, 181 n., 186, Burneston, 86.
367.
Brinitun, Brinnistun, 3b, 84. Breniston,  Briniston, Bryniston, Burniston, 77.
140, 144, 145, 146, 239.
Brineshale,  Brinshale, 64, Brinsall, Brynsall, 13, 189, 357.     Burnsall, 134.
68 b.
Borel, 29 b, 85 b.           Borell, Burell, 162, 337.            Burrill, 69.
*Bursai, Bursey, 260, 309.          Bursea, 223.
Bristhyll la More, Brysthill Mora, Burshill, 196.
74, 373.
Brocstewic, Brostewic, 52, Brustewyk, Brustwyk, 76, 247 n., Burstwick, 241.
87 b.                        305.
Bond Burstwyk, 376.
Burtone, Burtun, 36, 81 b.   *Burton juxta Birne, 50n., 403, Burton (Hall), 221.
415.
Burton, Burtone, 4 b, 87.    Burton Agnes, Annais, 58,249, 312. Burton Agnes, 145.
Burton, Burtone, 13, 86 b.   Burton, South Burton, Sudburtop, Burton (Bishop, or South),
Burton juxta Beverlacum, 79,   210.
263, 308, 388, 389, 398, 401, 405,
406, 407, 408, 409, 412, 415, 416,
419, 420, 423.
Burton, Burtone, 13, 19, 77, Burton, Hundberton, 86, 241, 310. Burton (Cherry, or North),
86 b.                                                             210.
Santriburtone, 13 b, 87 b.    Burton Conestable, 77, 248, 304, Burton Constable, 212.
375, 437.
Bertone, Bortone, 28 b, 85 b. Burton Constable, 156, 338.         Burton (Constable), 68.
Burton, Burtone, 7, 87.      Burton  Flemyng, Splenyng, 53, Burton Flemming, 127.
54 n., 311.
Burton, Burtone, 29, 85 b.   Burton super Yore, 153, 336.         Burton (High), 85.
Parva Burton, 153.                  Burton (Low), 85.
Burton, Burtone, 4 b, 83.    *Burton, Burdon Leonard, 211,295, Burton Leonard, 137.
353.
Boretune (?), 8 b.           *Burton in Lonesdale, 278 n., 362.  Burton-in-Lonsdale, 112.
Bortun, Bortune, 52, 87 b.   *Pydese Burton, 304.                 Burton Pidsea, 228.
Bretton, Braiton, Bretton  juxta  Burton Salmon, 235.
Brotherton, 48, 213, 284, 345,
384, 403.
Burton, 27 b, 85 b.          Burton in Bischopdale, 151, 338.    Burton (West), 67.
Bertune, Bortun, 3, 84 b.    Burton, Burton Dale, 139, 146, 147, Burton Dale, 93.
240.




496                                  INDEX LOCORUM I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modem Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Bergetorp, Berguetorp, 7 b, *Berghthorp, 28 n. (?), 270.           Burythorpe, 142.
34, 70, 87.
Buschebi, 5 b, 46 b, 67 b, 70 b, Magna Buskeby, 124, 133, 237.      Busby (Great), 42.
84.
Buschebi, 67 b, 70 b, 84.     Parva Buskeby, 124, 132, 133, 236, Busby (Little), 42.
237.
Badetorpes (?-see Middle- Bustard Thorp, Thorp Bustard, 23, Bustardthorpe (site of), 174.
thorpe).                      27., 216, 289.
Butecram, Butecrame, 60 b.  *Buttercrame, Buttercramp, 325, Buttercrambe, 158.
381.
Butruid, 87.                  Boturwyk, Butterwik, 54, 249, 311. Butterwick (E.R.), 126.
Butruic, 60 b.                Buterwyk, Butterwyk, 111, 118, Butterwick (N.R.), 106.
121, 320.
Begeland, 46 b, 85.           Bellaund, 106.                       Byland (Old), 88.
Bylipton, Belipton, 56.
Byrom, Byrum, 49, 50, 344, 383.   Byram, 235.
Catebi, 44, 64 b, 81 b.       *Cateby, 231, 232 n., 282, 359.      Cadeby, 284.
Caldeber, 28, 85 b.           Caldebergh, Caudeberg, 155, 338.   Caldbergh, 84.
Caldewelle, 24, 85 b.         Caldewelle, 168.                     Caldwell, 13.
Caltun, 69.                   Calton, 22, 190, 356.                Calton, 150.
Calverleia, Cauerlei, 41, 82 b. Calverlay, Calverley, 30, 33, 226, Calverley, 202.
280, 360.
Camerinton, 52, 87 b.         Catterington,  Coverington,   75, Camerton, 241.
246 n., 376.
Cansale, 36 b, 82.            *Camesall, 363.                      Campsall, 264.
Canteleia, Cantelie, 57, 81 b. Cantelay, Canteley, 5, 8, 231, 282.  Cantley, 285.
*Kaldecothes, 235.                   Cargo-Fleet, or  Cleveland
Port, 6.
Cartun, Cartune, 23, 85 b.   Kerkan, 168.                          Carkin, 25.
*Carlinghou, Kerlinghowe, 224,279. Carlinghow, 232.
Carletun, 66, 81 b.           *Carleton, 50 n., 156 n., 215, 285, Carlton (par. Snaith), 236.
343 n., 344, 438.
Carletun, Carletune, 46 b, 81. Carleton, 33, 42, 207, 286.         Carlton (par. Guiseley), 187.
Carlentone, 69.               Carleton, 15, 201, 355.              Carlton in Craven, 167.
Carlentone, Carleton,38 b,82. *(arleton, 363.                      Carlton (par. Royston), 262.
Carlentun, Carletun, 55,87 b. Carleton, 75, 244 n., 375.           Carlton (Holderness), 212.
Carleton, Carletun, 11 b, 85. *Carleton, 368.                      Carlton Husthwaite, 104.
Carleton, 59 b.               Carleton, Karlton, 93, 97 n., 98,323. Carlton Miniot, 87.
Careltone, Careltun, 11 b, 85. *Carlton, Carleton, Karleton, 257 n., Carlton (Farm, par. Stock382.                                 ton-on-the-Forest), 158.
Cartun, 24, 85 b.             Carleton, 169, 334.                  Carlton (par. Stanwiick), 25.
Carletun, 16 b, 84.           Carleton, Kerleton, 124, 126, 130, Carlton (Langbargh), 42.
131,137, 328.
Carleton, 28, 85 b.           Carleton, Carleton  in  Coverdale, Carlton in Coverdale, 83.
154, 338.
Cherendebi, 67 b, 87.         Kerneby, Kernetteby, 59, 249, 312. Carnaby, 146.
Chirprebi, 27 b, 85 b.        Kerperby, Kepperby, 154, 338.        Carperby, 67.
Caretorp, 30b, 85 b.          Carethorp, Karethorp, 159 a., 181, Carthorpe, 86.
339.
*Castelford, 363.                    Castleford, 234.
Castelai, 8, 83.              Castelay, Casteley, Castellay, 45, Castley, 187.
203, 293, 349.
Catefos, Catefoss, 54, 79b, Catfose, Catefoss, 74, 243 n., 372.   Catfoss, 197.
87 b.
Cathwayte, 141, 142.
Catala, Catale, 64, 83.       Cathalle, Cathale, Magna Cathel, Cattal Magna, 172.
45, 205, 211, 295, 353.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                     497
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Catala, Cathale, 62, 83.      *Cathale, Parva Cattell, 205, 294.   Cattal (Little), 155.
Catrice, 26, 85 b.            Caterik, Catrik, Katerik, 148, 163, Catterick, 54.
338.
Cadretone, 63, 78 b, 82 b.    Catherton, Cathirton, Catherthorn, Catterton, 190.
26 n., 29, 64 n., 221, 290, 343.
Catune, 51 b, 85.             Catton, 93, 95, 323.                  Catton (N.R.), 103.
Caton, Cattune, 15, 86 b.     Catton, 86, 254, 310.                 Catton (E.R.), 175.
Catingeuuic, Catinuuic, 13b, Catewyk, Cattewyk, Catwik, 74, 75, Catwick, 196.
54, 79 b, 87 b.               244 n., 304, 372.
Caue, 46, 86.                 North Cave, 85, 88, 90, 92 n., 254 n., Cave (North), 224.
265,309,318.
alia Caue, 10, 17 b, 46, 61, *Suth Cave, 264 n., 309.              Cave (South), 224.
86. 
Cheuede, 14, 86.              Caywyll, 70.                         Caville, 223.
*Cawood, Cawod, Cawode, Kawod, Cawood, 206.
50 n., 345, 347 n., 393 n., 399,
400, 401, 405, 409, 410, 411, 412,
413, 415, 417, 418, 419, 421, 422,
424, 425, 428, 430, 438.
Caltorn, Caltorne, 38 b, 82.  *Calthorn, Salthorn, 363.            Cawthorne (W.R.), 274.
Caltorn, Caltorne, 5 b, 70 b, Calthorn, Calthorne, 143, 240.       Cawthorne (N.R.), 75.
84 b.
Caluetun, 16 b, 84 b.         Calveton, 110, 116, 119, 321, 343 n. Cawton, 105.
Caretorp, 7, 11, 87.          Carethorp, Carthorp, 56, 77, 244 n., Caythorpe, 127, 145.
249, 311, 377.
Caitun, Caitune, 5 b, 84 b.   Cayton, Kayton, Kaynton, 139, Cayton, 94.
140, 144, 145, 146, 239, 326.
Ceuet, 39, 82.                *Chevet, 364..Chevet, 262.
Clapeham, 8 b.                *Clapham, 278, 362.                  Clapham, 113.
Claretone, 4 b, 65, 83.       Clarton, Clareton, Carlton, 46, 206, Clareton, 155.
295.
Claxtorp, 6, 17, 85.          *Claxton, 367.                       Claxton, 158.
Claitone, 41, 82 b.           *Clayton, Claiston, 227, 361.        Clayton (p. Bradford), 216.
Claitone, 21, 81 b.           Clayton, Claiton, 4, 231, 281, 359.  Clayton-in-the-Clay, 275.
Claitone,  Clactone,  38 b, *Claiton, 364.                         Clayton (West), 261.
39 b, 82.
Clesbi, 24, 85 b.             Cleseby, Clesby, 179, 334 n., 335.   Cleasby, 14.
Hetone, Hetun, 41 b,82 b(?). Claketon,  Heton  Clack,  Heton  Cleckheaton, 232.
Flattes, 30, 224, 279, 361.
Cliue, 23, 85 b.              Clif, Cliffe super Tese, 164, 334.   Cliff, 14.
Clive, 18, 77 b, 86.          Cliff, Clyff, 60, 68, 242, 316.      Cliff (Long), 222.
Cliue, 3, 18, 77, 86.    {   North Cliff, Clyffe, 260,264 n., 309. Cliff (North), 209.
Suth Cliff, Clyff, 85, 90, 260, 264 n., Cliff (South), 209.
309.
Cliford, 20, 81.              Clifford, Clyfford, 50,214, 284, 380n. Clifford, 189.
Cliftone, 41 h, 82 b.         *Clefton, Eleston, 361.              Clifton (p. Dewsbury), 231.
Clifton, Cliftune, 47 b, 78 b. *Clyfton, 359.                      Clifton (par. Conisbro'), 290.
Clifton, 29, 85 b.            Clyfton, 153.                        Clifton-upon-Ure, 85.
*Clynt, 353.                         Clint. 153.
Cludun, 49, 83.               *Clotherom, 331, 435.                Clotherholme, 119.
Cloctone, Cloctune, 3 b, 16 b, Clocton, Cloghton, 140, 141 n.      Cloughton, 62.
51, 84.
Cloubeck, Cloubek, 179, 334 n.       Clowbeck, 25.
West Cothum, Cotom, Cotum, Cot- Coatham (West), 7.
tom, Cottum, 124, 129, 130, 134,
135, 136, 237.
Corburne, 26 b, 85 b.         Colburne, 161, 336.                  Colburn, 54.
K K




498                                 INDEX  LOCORUM, I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Coledun, 13 b, 87 b.         Coldon, Couldon, Magna Coldon, Colden (Great), 212, 213.
North Coldon, 77, 303, 389, 401,
409, 413, 416, 420.
Coldun, 52 b, 87 b.          Parva Coldon, 75, 243, 371.           Colden Parva, 212, 213.
Colingham, Collyngham, Colyng- Collinghamn, 189.
ham, 31 n., 39, 41, 209, 348.
Coletone, 63, 78 b, 82 b.    Colton, 20 n., 24, 217, 289, 325 u., Colton (par. Bolton Percy),
343.                                 190.
Coletun, Colletun, 35, 35 b, *Colton (Belton?), 210, 348.         Colton (p. Whitlcirk), 218.
81.
Coletun, Coltun, 6, 9 b, 17, Colton, 110, 113n., 116, 118, 119, Colton (N.R.), 105, 122.
60 b, 84 b.                  321.
*Conyngesthorp, 353.                 Coneythorpe, 155.
Coningestorp, Coungestorp, Conysthorp, Conyngesthorp, 109, Coneysthorpe, 123.
17, 85.                      324.
Coningesbore,    Coninges- Conyngesburg, Cunynggesburgh, 3, Conisborough, 284.
burgh, Cuningesburg,47 b,   359.
78 b, 81 b.
Coningesbi, 52 b, 87 b.      Conigeston, Coningeton, Connyges- Coniston (par. Sioine), 227.
ton, 75, 76, 244 n., 247 n.
Coneghestone,   Cuninges- Conyston, Coniston in Cravene, 16, Coniston (Cold), 155.
tone, 8 b, 49 b, 69.          189, 202, 356.
Cunestune, 68 b.             Conyngston, Conigeston in Cotel- Coniston in Kettlewelldale,
woldale, Conyston in Kettelwell-   116.
dale, 14, 192, 357.
Cutnelai, 8.                  Condeley, Coningley, 13, 189, 190.  Cononley, 185.
Copegraue, 62, 83.           *Coppegrave, 205.                    Copgrove, 137.
Copeman Torp, 62, 82 b.      Coupmanthorp, 24, 223, 291, 343.   Copmanthorpe, 191.
Corlebroc, 17, 85.            Cornburgh, Corneburgh, 107, 324, Cornbrough, 140.
379.
*Cornesandes, 242.
Codreston, Codrestune, 25 b, *Cutherston, 333.                    Cotherstone, 5.
85b.
Cotes (?), 14, 86.           Coteness, Coutenesse, 70, 316.       Cotness, 238.
Cottun, 11, 87 b.            Cotum, 59, 341 n., 368.              Cottain  144.
Cotingham, 2, 61, 86.         Cotingham, Cottingham, Cotyng- Cottingham, 225, 226.
ham, 79, 87, 88, 262, 308, 389,
398, 399, 415.
Cotinuui,  Coteuuid,  56 b, OCotyngwyk, 367.                      Cottingwith (East), 192.
62 b, 86.
Coteuuid, 18, 86.             Cottingwith, Cottingwyth, 60, 61, Cottingwith(West), 192,207.
68, 319.
Colebi, 15, 84.               Colby, Colleby, 128, 236.           Coulby, 16.
Covreham, 28, 85 b.           Coverham, 154, 338.                 Coverham, 68, 84.
Cahosbi, 60.                 Couseby, Chouseby, 93, 96, 322.    Cowesby, 72.
Colnun, 7 b, 11, 34, 87 b.    Collom, Collum, Cullum, 71, 272, Cowlanm, 144.
315, 401, 404.
Torneton, 29 b, 85 b.        Thornton Collynge, South Thorne- Cowling, 69.
ton, 162, 337.
Collingle, 69.               Coiling, Collynge, 14, 191 n., 193, Cowling Hill, 184.
357.
Coletorp, 48 b, 49 b, 83.     Colthorp, 45, 203, 293, 349, 434 n.  Cowthorpe, 172.
Couton Magna, Mikel Couton, Tem- Cowton (East, or Long), 40.
dun, 23, 85 b         pie Couton, 165 n., 177, 335.
Ctun Cdt, 23 856.            North Couton, 177, 335.              Cowton (North), 40.
iCud'un, 2, 8.      South Couton, 165 n., 177, 335.      Cowton (South), 40.
Atlowe-Couton, Athowcowton, 165. Atley Hill (?), 40.




INDEX  LOCORUM  1.                                    499
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Snrver.
Cucvalt, 2, 59 b.            Cokewald, Cukewald, 93, 94, 323.   Coxwold, 104.
Crackhou, Crakehowe, 15, 189, 357. Cracoe, 150.
r  Crachall, Magna Crakehall, 162, Crakehall (Great) 69.
Crachele, 30, 85 b.       {     337.
Crachall, Parva Crakehall, 162, 337. Crakehall (Little), 69.
Crecala, 51 b.               *Crachale, Crakhale, 323.            Crakehill, 103, 120.
Crambom, Crambun, Cran- Crambham, Crambhom, Cramboum, Crambe, 141.
bone, 6, 17 b, 70 b, 85.     Crambum, 146, 324, 380.
Cransuuic, Cranzvic, 4, 19, *Crauncewik,  Crauncewyk,  259, Cranswick 178.
61, 86 b.                    307.
Cratorn, Cratorne, 5b, 16 b, Crathorne, Othorn, 124, 127, 135, Crathorne, 27.
70 b, 84.                    136, 235, 329.
*Credeling, 364.                     Cridling Stubbs, 250.
Crigeston, Crigestone, 4b, *Crigheleston, 352.                    Crigglestone, 248.
82 b.
Croft, Crofst, 24, 85 b.     Croft, 178, 180, 218 n., 221 n., 335. Croft, 26.
Scroftune,  Scrotone, 39 b, *Crofton, Croffeton, 228, 292, 352. Crofton, 249.
82.
Cogrun, Crogrum, Crogun, Croholm, Crohom, Crohum, Crom, Croom, 143.
b, 11, 34, 77, 87 b.        73, 274, 315, 401, 404.
Croptun, Croptune, 5 b, 84 b. Cropton, 142, 147, 239, 240, 326.   Cropton, 75.
Croisland, Crosland, 4 b, 40b, *Crosseland, 351.                  Crosland, 260.
82b.
Crosthwayte, Crosthayte in Tesdal, Crosthwaite, 2.
165.
Cuckewalde, 134.
*Cutheworth, 363.                   Cudworth, 275.
Cumbreuuorde,  4 b, 39 b, *Cumbrewode, 351.                       Cumberworth, 273.
82b.
Cundel, 22, 83 b.            Cundale, Gindale, 184, 339.          Cundall, 120.
Cudford, Cuford, 35, 81.     *Cusseford, 287.
Dal, 7, 46 b, 85.            Dale, 93, 97 n., 98, 322.            Dale Town, 72.
Daltone, 40 b, 82.           *Dalton, 351.                        Dalton (p. Kirk featon),246.
Daltone, 47 b, 48 b, 81 b.   Dalton, 6, 10 w., 230, 281, 359.     Dalton (p. Rotherham), 289.
Dalton, Daltone,  19, 33, *North Dalton, 256, 307.                Dalton (North), 177.
66 b, 77, 86 b.
Deltune, 51 b.               Dalton, 93, 95, 323.                 Dalton (p. TopclPffe), 103.
F  Dalton Michell, 166. 
Dalton, Daltun, 25 b, 85 b.   Dalton Norreys, 166 n., 167, 180                         
alia Dalton, Daltun, 25 b,   Dalton Travers, 166.                   worth), 24.
85 b.                   I Dalton in Broghton Lithe, 166 n.,.
167 n., 333.                      J
*Dalton super Tese, 368.            Dalton-upon-Tees, 26.
Danebi, 28 b, 85b.           Danby, Daneby super Yore, 159, Danby   (par.   Thornton163, 337.                           Steward), 68.
Danebi, Danebia, 60, 61 b, Danby, Daneby, 125, 235, 329.          Danby (Langbargh), 30, 44.
71, 84.
Danebi, 25, 85 b.            Daneby, Danby super Wysk, 177, Danby Wiske, 55.
335.
Danetorp, 13 b, 52, 87 b.    Danthorp, 75, 245 n., 375.           Danthorpe, 228.
Dereuueld, Dereuuelle, 66, Derfeld, 4, 6 n., 230, 281, 358.       Darfield, 275.
81b.
Darnintone, Darnitone, 37 b, *Darthyngton, 364.                   Darrington, 250.
82.
Dertone, Dertune, 7 b, 38 b, *Derton, 363.                        Darton, 262.
39, 82.
Depedale, 3, 84 b.           Depedale, 139.                       Deepdale, 94.
K K 2




500                                 INDEX LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Dictune, 14 b, 85.           Dighton, Dycton, 102, 341.           Deighton (Allertonsh.), 41.
Diston, Distone, 31 b, 86 b.   Dighton, Dyghton, 60, 66, 367.     Deighton (p. Escrick), 191.
Distone, 57, 83.             Magna Dighton, Suth Dithon, 45, Deighton (Kirk), 172.
205, 294, 349.
Distone, 62 b, 83.           Parva Dighton, North Dithon, 45, Deighton (North), 172.
205, 294, 349.
Denegebi, Degenebi, 43 b, Denigby, Deningby, Denyngby, 2, Denaby, 284.
81 b.                        12, 283, 365.
Denebi, 40, 82.              *Deneby, 228, 352.                   Denby(p.KirkHfeaton),247
Denebi, 39, 82.              *Deneby, 364.                        Denby (p. Peniston), 273.
*Dent, 278, 362.                    Dent, 64.
Dentun, Dentune, 12, 81.    Denton, 44, 204, 294, 349, 389, 399, Denton, 169.
402, 411, 419.
Deusberia, 4 b, 82 b.        *Deuuesbury, 361.                    Dewsbury, 247.
Dirdeston, Dirdreston, 25 b, Didreston-graunge, 170.              Didderston Grange, 25.
85 b.
Digneshale, Dineshale, Dir- Dedensall, Duttensale, 100, 340.    Dinsdale (Over), 26.
neshala, 3, 23 b, 85.
Disforde, 49 b.              Disceford, Disforde, 183, 338.       Dishforth, 120.
Dodesuuorde,  Dodesuurde, *Dodeworth, 363.                        Dodworth, 274.
38 b, 82.
Donecastre, 20 b, 21 b, 48, *Donecastre, 231.                     Doncaster, 277, 285.
81 b.
Duuetorp, 53, 87 b.          Douuethorpe, Austhorp, 74, 373.   Dowthorpe, 212.
Dractone, 8 b, 83 b.         Draghton, Draython, 13, 191, 194, Draughton, 168.
357.
Drac, 56 b, 81 b.            *Drax, 50 n., 156 n., 215, 344, 438.  Drax, 237.
Drouueton, Drouuetone, 46, Dreuton, 88, 264, 309.                 Drewton, 224.
86.
Drifeld, Drifelt, 4, 18 b, 77, Driffeld, Driffeud, Dryffeld, Duf- Driffeld (Great), 161.
86 b.                        feld, 30 n., 58, 90 n., 92, 307.
Dreslington, Dreslintone, 41, Drighlington, Drithlington, Dritt- Drighlington, 217.
82 b.                        lington, Brightelington, 30, 227,
280, 360.
Dringolme, 52 b.             Dringhou, Dringhowe, Drungou, Dringhoe, 180.
76, 243 n., 303, 372.
Dringgenhus, Drynghouses, 23 n., Dringhouses, 174.
29, 343.
Dragmalebi, 67 b, 84.        Dromondby,Dromundeby, 124,133, Dromonby, 42.
237.
Dridpol, Dripold, Dritpol, *Dripol, 388, 404 n.                   Drypool, 226, 240.
13 b, 55, 87 b.
Dueld, 123.
Dufeld, Nort Dufelt, 18, 58, North Duffeld, 60, 61 n., 66, 116 n., Duffield (North), 207.
77 b, 86.                    242, 317.
Suddufel, Suddufelt, 18,18 b, South Duffeld, 60, 68, 242, 317.    Duffield (South), 222.
77 b, 86.
Difgelibi, Dighelibi, 3 b, 34, Deukelby,  Deukylby,  Dugelby, Duggleby, 143.
87.                          Duggelby, 71, 73, 267 n., 274,
315.
Domniton, Donniton, 10b, Donyngton, 60, 66, 368.                  Dunnington, 175.
50, 77 b, 86 b.
Doneforde, Dunesford, 62, Dunnesford, Dunsford, Duffeld, 45, Dunsforth, 138.
68, 70, 82 b.                46, 206, 295, 350.
Dunesla, Dunesle, 5, 84.     *Denslee, 327.                       Dunsley, 32.
Eurebi, 69.                  Everby, 19, 199 n.                   Earby, 184.
Edresuuic, Edrezuic, 12, 85. *Etheirwike, 379.                    Earswick, 157.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    501
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Asebi, 24, 85 b.              Eseby, 172, 334.                    Easby (Gillirng West), 39.
Esebi, 5 b, 84.              Esby, Eseby, 124, 328.               Easby (p. Stokesley), 29.
Esintone, Hesinton, 52 b, 53, *Esington, Ersington, 247 n., 305.  Easington (E.R.), 257.
87 b.
Esingeton, Esingetun, 15, Esington,  Esyngton,  125,  133, Easington (N.R.), 18, 19.
84.                          235 n., 237, 329.
Esintune, 69 b.              Esington, Esyngton, 16, 197, 354.  Easington (WT.R.), 165.
Eisinceuuald, Eisicewalt, 3, *Esingwald, 327.                     Easingwold, 121.
85.
Esebrune, Estbrune, 8, 59.  Estburn, 15.                          Eastburn (W. R.), 185.
Augustburne, Austburne, 4, *Estburne, 90 n., 307.                 Eastburn (E. R.), 161.
86b.
Esby, Esteby, 14, 191.              Eastby, 151.
Estorp, Esttorp, 18, 50, 86 b. Esthorp, 82, 310.                  Easthorpe (E.R.), 194.
Yaresthorp,  Yarpesthorp,  Yarp- Easthorpe? (N.R.), 123.
thorp, Yarthorp, 110, 112, 115.
*Estoft, 363.                       Eastoft, 253, 267.
Eston, Estone, 4, 7, 86 b.    Eston, 55, 249, 311.                Easton, 146.
Estrincton, Estrinton, 14, 86. Estrington, 70, 316.               Eastrington, 223.
Euestone, 12 b, 83.          *Eveston, Eyveston, 331, 436.        Eavestone, 118.
Edbriztun, Edbriztune, 3 b, *Eberston, 326.                       Ebberston, 92.
84 b.
Eclesfeld, Eclesfelt, 43 b, 81 b. Ecclesfeld, Eklesfeld, 3, 358, 408.   Ecclesfield, 288.
Egleshill, 82 b.             *Eccleshill, 362.                    Eccleshill, 202.
Eduardestorp,   Geduuales- *Edelthorp, Edilthorp, 268, 314.    Eddlethorpe, 142.
torp, Guduualestorp (?),
7 b, 70, 87.
Eilintone, Ellintone,48, 81 b. Edelington, Edelyngton, 5, 9, 10 n., Edlington, 284.
218 n., 230, 281, 358.
Michel Edestun, 33 b, 84 b.  Edeston, Ediston, 111, 118, 121, Edston, 90.
144, 320.
Parva Edestun, 33 b, 84 b.   Parva Edston, 141, 142.              Edston (Little), 90.
Acheburg, Eburg, Egeburg, *Eggeburgh, 364.                        Egbrough, 251.
38, 82.
Egetune, 15 b, 84.           Egton, Eggeton, 125, 130, 237, 328. Ecton, 45.
Aluengi, 18b, 55 b,58,61,86. Elvele, Elveley, 80, 81, 263, 318.   Ella (Kirk), 225, 239.
*Estwell, 308.                      Ella (South?), 239.
*Westwell, 308.                     Ella (West), 239.
Elant, 41 b, 82 b.           Eland, 30, 224, 279, 361.            Elland, 246.
Alrebec, Elrebec, 6 b, 60, 85. Ellerbek, Hellerbeck, 101, 341.    Ellerbeck, 56.
Elreburne, Elrebrune, 3 b, *Ellerton, 326.                        Ellerburn, 91.
5 b, 84b.
Aluuardebi, Alverdebi, 54 b, Elwardeby, Elwardby, 74, 305, 373. Ellerby (E.R.), 212.
79 b, 87 b.
Aluuardebi, Elwordebi, 15 b, Elerby, Elerdby, Elleredeby, El- Ellerby (N.R.), 19.
84.                          redby, Elreddeby, 125, 129, 237,
328.
Alrecher, 14.                *Ellerker, 241, 317.                 Ellerker, 224, 238 A.
Alreton, 25, 85 b.           *Ellerton, 335.                      Ellerton-on-Swale, 54.
Elreton, 27, 85 b.           *Ellerton, 336.                      Ellerton (Abbey), 53.
Elreton, Elretone, 18 b, 77, Ellerton, Hellerton, 89, 253, 309.   Ellerton (E.R.), 207.
86.
Elingstring, Elynstrynge, 153, 337. Ellingstring, 85.
Ellintone, 28 b, 85 b.       Elington, Elyngton, 153, 337.        Ellington, 85.
Adelingestorp, 5, 83 b.      Edelyngthorpe, 186.                  Ellinthorpe, 138.
Elgendon, 10, 86.            Elgeton, Elgheton, Helgheton, 79, Elloughton, 238 A.
263, 308.




502                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
*Elmetemere, Eluedmere, 323.        Elmire, 103.
Ermeshala, Ermeshale, 38, *Elmesall, 363.                          Elmsall (North), 264.
82.
Ermeshale, 36 b, 82.          South Elmishall, 5.                  Elmsall (South), 264.
Eleslac, 69.                  Elslake, Esslake, Estlac, 15, 190, Elslack, 167.
194, 196, 357 n.
Asteneuuic, 52, 87 b.         *Estanwik, Elstanwyk, 304, 375, Elsternwick, 227.
415.
Eltofts, 31 n., 39.                  Eltofts, 203.
Aluuinton, Aluuintone, 50 b, Elvington, Elvyngton, 60, 61, 319.  Elvington, 192.
78, 86 b.
Embesie, 8 b, 83 b.          Emmesay, Emmesei, 14, 357.           Embsay, 168.
Amelai, Ameleie, 4 b, 82.     *Emeley, 352.                        Emley, 261.
Elmesuuelle, Helmeswelle,4, *Helmeswell, 367.                     Emswell, 161.
67, 86 b.
Aplebi, 23, 85 b.            Apelby, Appilby, super Tese, 169, Eppleby, 14.
334.
Ergone, 7, 87.               Arhum, Erghom, Erghum, 54, 249, Erghum (site of), 127.
311.
Argun (?), 23, 85 b.          Eryom, Eryhom, 178, 335.            Eryholme, 26.
Ascri, 31 b, 86 b.            Escryk, Eskerike, Eskeryk, 60, 66, Escrick, 191.
410.
Asebi, 31, 85 b.              Eseby, Esseby, 183 n., 185 n., 186.
Esedic, Esdyke, Estak, 26, 343.     Esedike, 190.
Estune, 69.                   Essheton, Eston, Heston, 14, 190, Eshton, 150.
192, 193, 356.
Asch, 13 b, 87 b.             *Esk, Eske, 304, 388 n., 389.       Eske, 196.
Eschedala, 71.                Eskedalle, 129.                     Eske Dale, 30, 31, 32, 45.
Astun, Astune, 16, 84.       Eston, 124, 126, 130, 328.           Eston, 16.
Ederdwyk, Etherwik, Herdwyk, 74, Etherdwick, 212.
375.
Eton, Etton, Ettone, 13, Etton, 83, 84, 88, 258, 308, 318.    Etton, 195.
18 b, 61, 86 b.
Euringham, 10 b, 86 b.       Everingham, Everyngham, 78, 254, Everingham, 193, 208.
309, 390, 406, 407, 420.
Eurelai, Eurelag, 51, 84 b.   *Everlee, 327.                      Everley, 77.
Euertorp, 86.                Everthorp, Iverthorp, 84, 265, 309. Everthorpe, 224.
Aschilebi, 31, 85 b.         Eskelby, Estkilby, 181, 339.         Exelby, 70.
Feizbi, Fezbi, Foitesbi, 5 b, Faceby, Fayceby, 124,132, 236, 329. Faceby, 42.
70 b, 84.
Fademora, Fademore, 16 b, Fadmore, 111, 117, 121, 320 n.          Fadmoor, 74.
84b.
Fagherwalde, Fatherwald, 159.
Fareburne, 36, 81 b.         Farburn, 49, 50, 214, 285, 345, Fairburn, 235.
427n.
Frangefos, 4, 86 b.          Fangfosse, Fangefosse, 71, 310.      Fangfoss, 176.
Farlintun, Ferlintun, 17, 85. Farlington, Ferlington, Flynton, Farlington, 122, 140.
107,324,378.
Farmanesbi, 3 b, 84 b.       *Farmanby, 326.                      Farmanby, 91.
Farneham, 5, 65, 83.         *Farnham, 211,353.                   Farnham, 154.
Fernehil, 8.                 Farnhill, 189, 190, 357.             Farnhill, 185.
Fernelei, 82 b.              Farnelay, Farneley, 30, 224, 273 n., Farnley (Morley), 217.
279,360.
Fernelai, Fernelie, 12, 81.    *Farnelay, Farneley, 204, 294, 349, Farnley (Claro), 170, 187.
400,405,429.
Fereleia, Ferlei, 40, 82.    *Farnelay, Ferneley, 229, 292, 351. Farnley Tyas, 260.
Ferselleia, 41, 82 b.        Ferselay, Ferslai, 30, 226, 280, 360. Farslev, 202.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    503
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Faldingden, Faldington, 105,106 n., Fawdington, 120.
332.
Federbi, 29, 85 b.            Fegherby, 153, 337.                  Fearby, 85.
Ferestane, Fredestan, 37 b,  Fetherstan, 364.                      Featherston, 249.
82.
Feldom, 172 n., 173.                Feldom, 38.
Fridebi (?), 60.              *Felice Kirk, 332.                  Felixkirk, 88.
due! Fencotes, 26, 85 b                  aencote, Magna Fencotes, 157, 336. Fencote (Great), 55.
e e    l  Fencote, Parva Fencotes, 157, 336. Fencote (Little), 55.
Fentun, 36, 81 b.             *Fenton, 48 n., 50 n., 346, 427 n., Fenton (Church), 205.
431, 438, 439.
Feresbi, 5, 83.              *Feringesby, 353.                     Ferrensby, 155.
Ferebi, 17 b, 55 b, 86.      Feriby, Feryby, 85, 263, 308.         Ferriby (North), 239.
Fiuelac, 3, 84.              Fyuele, Fyuelee, Fyueley, 52, 249, Filey, 110.
311.
*Fymmere, 315.                      Fimber, 160.
Finegal, Finegala, 29 b, 85 b. Fyngal, Fynkall, 156, 337.         Fingall, 69.
Friebia, 70.                 Frytheby, 146, 268.                  Firby (E.R.), 141.
Fredebi, 29 b, 85 b.         Frethby, Fritheby, 154, 336.         Firby (N.R.), 86.
Fiscelac, Fixcale, 47, 47 b, *Fyshlak, 364.                       Fishlake, 265.
78 b.
Fidlinge, Fitlinge, 52, 87 b.  Fittelyng, Flyngton, Fyterlyng, 75, Fitling, 228.
304, 375.
Fechesbi, 82 b.               *Fekesby, 361.                      Fixby, 246.
Flaneburc, Flaneburg, 15, Flaynburgh, 55, 249, 260 n., 313.   Flamborough, 128.
66 b, 86 b.
Flatebi, 69.                  Flasceby, 14, 193 n., 196, 357.     Flasby, 150.
*Flathwath, Flathewath, 390, 406,
407.
*Flawythe, Flatwath, 324, 381.      Flawith, 139.
Flatesbi, 62, 83.            *Flasceby, Flasseby, 206, 295, 350.  Flaxby, 155.
Flastun, Flaxtune, 6 b, 11 b, *Flaxton, 325, 379.                 Flaxton, 141.
31 b, 60 b, 85.
Fleteham, 24 b, 26, 85 b.    Fleteham, Fletham, 149,150 n., 336. Fleetham (Kirkby), 55.
Flentun, Flintone, 13 b, 52, Flynton, 75, 375.                    Flinton, 227.
87 b.
Fleustone, 4, 7, 87.         Flixton, 52, 249, 250, 312.          Flixton, 109, 110.
Flochetone, 40, 82.          *Floketon, Folketon, 228, 292, 351. Flockton, 261.
Flotemanebi, 13, 57 b, 87.    Flotemanby, 52, 249, 312.           Flotmanby, 110.
Fulcartorp, 18, 55 b, 58, 86.  *Folkerthorp, 252, 309.            Foggathorpe, 207, 208.
*Fol', 363.
Fulcheton, 7, 87.            Folketon, 52, 249, 312.              Folkton, 110.
Folifait, Folishait, Folyfait, Foly- Follifoot, 171.
fayt, 45, 203, 293, 349.
Folifait, Folifayt, Folitwait, Foly- Follithwaite (site of), 189.
fayt, 25, 220, 290, 343.
Fordun, 7, 87.               Fordon, 53, 249, 312.                Fordon, 110.
Forsed, Forset, 23, 85 b.    Forset, Forsett, 169, 180, 334.      Forset, 14.
Fosham, Fossham, 53, 87 b.  Fosseym, Fossham, 74, 243 n., 375. Fosham, 212.
Fostun, 31 b, 85.            *Foston, 367.                        Foston (Bulmer), 141.
Fodstone, 50 b, 87.          Foston, 57, 249, 312.                Foston-on-the-Wolds, 162,
179.
Foukebrigg, Fukbrigg, 141.          Foulbridge, 108.
*Fokeby, 352.                       Foulby, 249.
Foxhole, Foxohole, Foxole, Foxhole, Foxoles, 53, 249, 312.        Foxholes, 126.
4, 70, 87.
Fostune, Foustune, 14 b, 85. *Foxton, 341.                         Foxton (par. Sigston), 56.




504                                  INDEX LOCORUM I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Fostun, Foxtun, 16 b, 70 b, Foxton, 124.                             Foxton (par. Crathorne), 28.
84.
Frestintorp, 19,61 b, 67, 86 b. Fraisthorp, 59, 249, 312.            Fraisthorpe, 163.
Fremington, Freminton, 27, Fremyngton, 172, 334.                     Fremington, 37, 52.
85 b.
Fricelei, Friceleia, Friche- Frickelay,Frikelay, Frikley,Fryke- Frickley, 275, 276.
hale, Frichelie, 36 b, 44 b,   lay, 4, 8, 231, 282, 359.
81 b, 82.
Fridagstorp,    Fridarstorp, Fridaithorp, Fridaythorp, Fryday- Fridaythorpe, 160.
Fridastorp, 7 b, 10 b, 64 b,   thorp, 71, 73, 274, 315.
87.
*Frismareys, Frismariscus,  Fris- Frismarsk (a lost town on the
mersk, 305, 416, 421, 431.            Humber).
Frideton, Fritun, 17, 60b, Friton, Fryton, 110, 113, 115, 321.  Friton, 106.
84 b.
Fotingham,    Frotingham, North Frotingham, Frothyngham, Frodingham (North), 179.
53 b, 87 b.                    75, 244 n., 303.
Forthingham, South Frothingham, Frodingham (South), 242.
74, 243 n., 376.
Fristone, 37 b, 82.            *Fryston, 50 n., 364.                 Fryston (Ferry), 235.
*Friston, 50 n., 344, (438?)         Fryston (Monk), 220.
Foleforde, Fuleforde, 1 b, 31, Fulford, Fulforth, 60, 66, 367.       Fulford (Gate), 174.
31 b, 81.
Water Fulforth, 60, 66.               Fulford (Water), 174, 191.
Figelinge, Figlinge, 15, 50 b, *Fighling, 327.                       Fylingdale, 47.
77, 84.
Gagenestad, 54 b, 87 b.       Gadhensted, Gaggested, Garhen- Ganstead, 227.
sted, 74, 75, 244 n.
Gameltorp, 6, 17, 85.         *Gamelthorp,Yalmthrope, 324, 381. Ganthorpe, 123.
Galmeton, 4, 70 6, 87.        Galmeton, 51, 249, 312.                Ganton, 109.
Gerdene, 14, 86 b.            *Gerthum, Gherghton, 80n., 241, Gardham (site of), 209.
317.
Neuton, Neutone, 14, 77 b, *Neuton juxta Gerthum, 241, 242. Gardham (?), 210.
86 b.
Gereford, 35, 81.             Gereford, Gerford, Gerforde, 39, Garforth (Church), 219.
208, 287.
Geregraue, Gheregraue, 8 b, Gargrave,  Gayrgrave,  Gergrave, Gargrave, 150, 167.
69, 83b.                       Geyrgrave, 15., 16, 190, 193,
196 n., 201, 356.
Gerdeston, Gerdestone, 28 b, Gertheston, 161.                        Garriston, 68.
85b.
Geruezbi, Gheruenzbi, 67, Germandeby, Garmanby, 71, 270.   Garrowby, 159.
70, 87.
Garton, Gartune, 13 b, 15 b, Garton, Barton, 57, 250, 311, 318.  Garton-on-the-Wolds, 161.
19, 87.
Garton, Gartun, 53, 87 b.    Garton, 75, 244 n., 304, 374.           Garton (Holderness), 228.
Gaitford, Gateford, Gayteford, 48, Gateforth, 220.
213, 284, 345, 384, 403, 415.
Chenetesbi, Ghetenesbi, 31, Gaytanby, Gaytenby, 182, 339.            Gatenby, 70.
85 b.
Gacegill, 19.                         Gazegill, 183.
Ghigeleswic, 69.              Gicleswik, Gigeleswike, Bukleswyk, Giggleswick, 132.
21, 200, 355.
Gildesdale, Gildusdale, Gildhous- Millhouse Dale (?), 177.
dale, Gyldhusdall, 91, 310.
Die, Dik, Dyke, 70, 254 n., 316.      Gilberdike, 223, 238.
Gedlingesmore, 60.            Gillingmore, 111, 117, 121, 320 n.  Gillamoor, 74.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    505
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.           6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Gellinges, Ghellinghes, 23, Gilling, 170, 333.                    Gilling (Gilling W.), 39.
23 b, 85 b.
Gellinge, Ghellinge, 56, 60 b, Gilling, Gylling, 110, 116, 118, 123, Gilling (Ryedale), 105.
84 b.                        321.
Gilmanby, 180.
Chipertun, Cipetun, 35,35 b, Gipton, Gypton, 34, 39, 208, 286.   Gipton, 203.
81.
Gerlinton, 23, 85 b.         Girlington, 167.                     Girlington, 13.
Grenerig, 125.                      Girrick, 18, 30.
Grisebi, 14 b, 85.           Gryseby, 100.                        Girsby, 26.
Ghiseburne, 49 b, 69.        Gisburn, Gisilburn, 18, 199, 354.   Gisburn, 166.
Gherindale, 12 b, 83 b.      *Geveldale, Gevildale, Gevingdale, Givendale (W.R.), 119.
Givendal, Gyvendalle, 212, 331,
387, 400, 404, 406, 407, 436.
Geuedale, Ghiuedale, 4, 86 b. *North Geveldale, 310.              Givendale (Great), 176.
alia Geuedale, 86 b.         Geveldale, 92.                       Givendale (Little), 176.
Glusbrun, 49 b, 59.          Glusburn, Gliseburn, 22, 355.        Glusburn, 185.
Godenesburg,   Godesburg, Goldesburgh, 46, 206, 295, 350.         Goldsborough (W.R.), 155.
56b, 83.
Golborg, Goldeburg, 15 b, 84. *Goldesburgh, 237.                  Goldsborough (N.R.), 19.
Godetorp, Goldetorp, Gulde- Goldthorpe, 3.                        Goldthorpe, 275.
torp, 7b, 44b, 81b.
Gomershale, 41, 82 b.        Gomersale, Gomersalle, 30, 225, Gomersall, 232.
279, 361.
Gudmundham, 3 b, 10 b, 18, Gudmundham, Guthimundham,   Goodmanham, 194.
50, 86.                      Gothemundham, 82, 92, 255, 310.
Goltona,  Gotun,  Goutun, Gouton, Gowton, Goweton, 126, Goulton, 42.
5 b, 16b, 70b, 84.           130, 132, 236.
Geutorp, Gheuetorp, 10b, Golthorp, Goutorp, Gouthorp, 78, Gowthorpe, 176.
86 b.                        258, 310, 342 n., 390, 399, 412.
Golse, 52 b.                 Goilshull, Gousill, Gousle, 75,245., Goxhill, 197.
303, 371.
Grentesmore,   Grenzmore, Grauncemore, 58, 312.                   Gransmoor, 162.
4 b, 67, 70, 71, 87.
Grentelai, Grentelaia, 12b, *Grantelay, Grantele, Granteley, Grantley, 118.
83.                          Grantely, 331, 408 n., 417, 422.
Chersintone, Ghersintone, 8, Gersington, 19, 202, 355.            Grassington, 134.
59.
Gersebroc,    Greseburg,   Gresebrok, Gressebrok, Grissebrok, Greasbrough, 289.
Gresseburg, 43b,47b, 81b.   Grysebrok, 3, 11, 233, 283, 365.
Grenebergh-graunge, 174, 175.       Greenberry Grange, 40.
Grenehowe, Greneowe, 124, 126, Greenhow, 43.
130.
*Grenhaik, 316.                     Greenoak, 238.
Torp, 65, 83.                *Grouelthorp, 205.                   Grewelthorpe, 101.
Gripetorp, 55 b, 58, 86.     Gripthorp, Grippethorp, 80, 252.   Gribthorpe, 223.
Grimeston, Grimestun, 36, *Grimeston, Grymeston, 50n., 215, Grimston   (par.   Kirkby
81 b.                        285, 345, 388, 399.                  Wharfe), 205.
Grimeston, 60 b.             Grimeston, 110, 120, 123.            Grimston (p. Gilling), 122.
Grimeston,   Grimestone,  Gremeston, Grymston, 74, 243 n., Grimston Garth, 228.
Grimestun, 13 b, 52, 87 b.    374.
Grimeston, 64 b, 67, 87.     *Grymeston, 315.                     Grimston (Hanging), 159.
Grimeston,   Grimestone,  Grymeston, 146, 275, 367.                Grimston (North), 142.
Grimeton, 7 b, 11, 61b, b
70, 87.
Grimestone, 19, 50, 86 b.    Grimeston, 60, 63.                   Grimston (p. Dunnington),
174.




506                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Gerendele, Grendele, 4, 10 b, Grendrenle, Grenedale, 54, 249, 311.  Grindale, 127.
86 b.
Gretlintone, 69 b.             Grenedelington,   Grunlington,    Grindleton, 182.
Grynlyngton, 17, 197, 354.
Grinton, 27, 85 b.             Grynton, 158, 336.                    Grinton, 52.
Grisetorp, 3, 84.             Grispthorp, Grysthorp, 140, 327.   Gristhorpe, 94.
*Grisetwayt, 323.                     Gristhwaite, 103.
Chigesburg,   Ghigesborg,  Gisburn, Gisburne, Giseburn, 124, Guisbrough, 17.
Ghigesburg, Gighesborc,    129., 132., 136, 137., 234,
Giseborne, 5, 15, 16, 46,   329.
70 b, 84.
Gisele, 12, 81.                Giselay, Giseley, Gyslay, Gyseley, Guiseley, 187.
36, 37, 209, 287, 347, 389, 400,
404, 406, 407.
Abetun,Abbetune, Habetun, Habbeton, Magna Albeton, 111, Habton (Great), 107.
5 b, 16 b, 84 b.               118,122, 320.
KParva Albeton, 320.                  Habton (Little), 106.
Acheford, Acheforde, 26 b, Hacford, Hakford, 149, 337, 352 s.  Hackforth, 54.
85 b.
Hagenesse, 51, 84 b.           EHakenesse, 327. -                     ackness, 77.
Hathelsay, Est Hathelsay, 50, 344. Haddlesey (Chapel), 236.
*Hathelsay, West HEathelsay, 213, Haddlesey (West), 235, 236.
214, 285, 344, 439.
IEagedebi, Hagendebi, Hag- Haganby,  iHagenby,  Hagganby,
hedenebi, 48 b, 79, 79 b,   Haggandeby, (Hemelak?), 26,
82 b.                          222,343.
Achetorp, 86.                 Hakethorp, lHakelthorp, 60, 67.        Hagthorpe, 222.
Ascheltorp,   Aschiltorp,    Hassethorp, Hasthorp, 58, 249,312. Haisthorpe, 145.
Hasehetorp, 4b, 13 b, 70,87.
*Haldanby, 363.                       Haldenby, 253.
*lHalifax, 30 n., 361.                Halifax, 231.
Halikeld, 101, 102.                   Hallikeld, 56.
C  Est Halsam, Halsham, 77, 248,306, Halsham (East), 242.
Halsam, ialsem, Hals-J           376, 437 n., 442 n.
ham, 9 b, 53, 87 b.         West Halsam, Halsham, 77, 243 s., Halsham (West), 242.
248, 376, 389, 437.
Halletune, 35 b, 81.           *Halghton, Halton, 210, 348.          Halton (par. Leeds), 218.
Altone, Haltone, 8 b, 83 b.   Halton, 14, 191, 192, 357.             Halton (East), 168.
Halton, West Halghton, 17, 202, Halton (West), 149.
355.
Hameltun, 36, 81 b.            *Hamelton, 50n., 213n., 216n., 344. Hambleton, 220.
Hamereton, 69 b.              Amerton, Hamerton, 17, 197, 354.  Hammerton, 148, 165.
Ambretone, Hanbretone, 64, Grene Hamerton, 46, 206, 295, 350. Hanmmerton (Green), 155.
83.
alia Ambretone,  Hanbre- Kirk, Kyrke, Hamerton, 27 n., 28n., H., ammerton  (Kirk),  155,
tone, 64, 83.                  46, 206, 350.                         156.
Hampoll-Luterell, 11.
Handesuuorde, Handeswrde, Handesworth, 3, 9, 230, 231 n., 358. Handsworth, 295.
21, 81 b.
Halnaghby, Hanlathby, 179, 335.   Hanlaby, 25, 26.
Anele, Hangelif, 8 b, 69, 83 b.  Iaghenlith, Hahrnlith, Hevenlyth,' Hanlith, 133.
15, 191, 356.
Hareuuode, 7b, 81.             Harwod, Harwode, 32 n., 33, 41, Harewood, 188.
42, 209, 287, 347, 349 n., 432 n.
Erleseie, Ierelsaie, Herle- Erlissey,  Harlyshay,  Herleysey, Harlsey (East), 41.
sege, Herlesia, 3, 6 b, 70 b,   Herlishay, 93, 99, 259 n., 322.
85.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                  507
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,        Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.           6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Erleseie, Herelsaie, Herle- Erlyshay, West Herlesey, 102, 341. Harlsey (West), 56.
sege, 3, 6 b, 85.
Herlethorp, 80, 205 n., 309.       Harlthorpe, 207.
*Ierlethorpe, 205.
Ernebi, Hernebi, 28, 85 b.   Herneby, 158, 338.                 Harmby, or Harnby, 68.
Harem, Harum, Harun, 6, Harum, Hayrum, 110, 114, 115, Harome, 89.
16 b, 34, 60, 84 b.         116 n., 117 n., 320.
Arpen, Harpein, 4 b, 67, 70, Harpam, Harpham, 58, 249, 312.   Harpham, 162.
71, 87.
Erseuuelle, 3 b, 86 b.      *Herswell, Thorp Hersewell, Thorp Harswell, 208.
Torp, Torpi, 3 b, 86 b.        cum Hersewell, 258 n., 260, 310.
Herford, Herfort, 23, 85 b.  Hereford, Hertforde, 171, 333.     Hartforth, 25.
Hertil, 47 b.               *Herthill, 359.                     Harthill, 300.
Herlintone, Herlintun, 68 b. Hertlington, Hottlington, 13, 191, Hartlington, 134.
196, 357, 442 n.
*Haretoft, 326.                    Hartoft, 60, 75.
Heretun, Heretune, 6, 85.   *Harton, 367.                       Harton, 141.
Horteseue, Hortesheue, 41b, *Hertheued, 362.                    Hartshead, 232.
82b.
Eseleuuode,  Haseleuuode, Heselwod, Heselwode, Heselwood, Haslewood, 204.
Heseleuuode, 48, 78, 81.    49, 214, 284, 342 n., 345.
Hedfeld, 47 b.              Haitfeld, Haytefeld, 3, 359.        Hatfield (W.R.), 277, 278.
Haiefelt, Haifeld, Haifelt, Est Haitfeld, Haitflet,Magna Hayt- Hatfield (Great), 197, 212.
52 b, 54 b, 87 b.           feld, 74, 75, 76, 243 n., 303, 372.
Heiefeld, Heifeld, 54 b, 87 b. Parva Haitfeld, 75, 245 n., 246 n., Hatfield (Little), 197.
371.
Havocswelle,    Hauoches- Hawkeswell, Est Haukeswell, 156, Hauxwell, 53, 54.
uuelle, 28 b, 85 b.         161 n., 337.
*Havercroft, 363.                  Havercroft, 263.
Hochesuuic, 69 b.           Haukeswyk, 14, 357.                 Hawkswick, 115.
Hauoceforde,    Henoches- Haukeswod, Haukesword, Hawkes- Hawksworth, 186.
uurde, 12, 81.              worth, 37, 209, 287 n., 347, 406,
407.
Halmbi, Halmebi, 7, 46 b, Halmeby, Halneby, Haunneby, 93, Hawnby, 72.
85.                         97, 106 n., 322.
Hageneuuorde, 62 b.         *Hawort, Haworth, 227, 361.         Haworth, 202.
*Haugesgargh, 327.                 Hawsker, 32.
Haxebi, 11 b, 85.           *Haxeby, 368.                       Haxby, 157.
Haiton, Haitone, 4, 50, 86 b. Hayton, Heyton, 81, 310.          Hayton, 193.
Hedingeleia, 35, 81.        Heddingley, Heddyngley, Hedyng- Headingley, 203.
ley, 33, 207, 286, 348 n.
Hailaga, Helage, 48 b, 57, Hauley, Helage, Helagh, 25, 222, Healaugh (t.R.), 190.
79, 79 b, 82 b.             291, 342, 350 n.
Hale, 85 b (?)              Helagh, 172, 334.                   Healaugh (N.R.), 37, 52.
Helagh, Helhe, 152, 336.           Healey, 85.
*Heton, 227, 361.                  Heaton (p. Bradford), 201.
Etun, 82 b (?)              *Heton, 362.                        Heaton (Earls), 247.
Etone, Ettone, 4 b, 82 b.    *Heton, Hoton, 228, 292, 351.      Heaton (Kirk), 246, 247.
Hebedene, 64.               Hebden, Hebbeden, Helbedon, 20, Hebden, 134.
72 a., 197, 357.
*Hek, 363.                         Heck, 251.
Hecmundwik, Hekmondewyk, Hek- Heckmondwike, 232.
mundwyke, 30, 224, 279, 361.
Hedon, 75, 302.                    Hedon, 241.
*Hedon, 372.                       (Hythe, p. Skipsea?-Lost).
Hindelei, Hindeleia,39,82.1  *Inde    364.                      Heindley (Cold), 263.
Indelie, Hindeleia, 38, 82.    n    y,.                         Heindley (South), 263.




508                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  T.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Elgebi, Helgebi, 43, 81 b.    *Helghby, 233, 283.                 Hellaby, 290.
Hielgefeld, Helgefeld, Hel- Helefeud, Helgfeld, Helghfelde, 15, Hellifield, 149.
gefelt, 8 b, 69, 83 b.        191, 202, 356.
Elmeslac, 6, 17, 84 b.       Hammelac, iaumelec, Helmeslegh, Helmsley, 89.
110, 113, 115, 320.
Hamelsec, alia Hamelsech, Hemelsay, Henelsay, 60, 61 n., 319. Helmsley (Gate), 158.
11 b, 85.
Hamelsec, Hamelsech,17,85. *Over Hemylsey, 379.                   Helmsley (Over), 158.
Elpetorp, 11, 87 b.          Helperthorp, 73, 272, 315, 401,404. Helperthorpe, 126.
Hamiburg, 3 b, 86.           Hemingburgh,   Hemmyngburgh, Hemingbrough, 222.
60, 67, 242 n., 317.
Himeligetun,  Himelintun, Hemelington, Hemelyngton, Hem- Hemlington, 16.
15, 84.                      lington, 124, 128, 236, 329.
Hamelesuurde, Hilmeuuord, *Hiimmelsworth, 363.                    Hemsworth, 263.
38, 82.
Edeshale, 68, 82.            *Hethensalle, 364.                   Heisall, 236.
*Heptonstall, 361.                  Heptonstall, 230.
Eslerton, Esrelton, Haselin- Est Heslerton, Heselarton, Hes- Heslerton (East), 108.
ton, Heslertone, 34, 61 b,   lardton, 73, 266, 314.
67, 70, 87 b.
alia  Eslerton, Heslertone, West Heslerton, Heselarton, 73, Heslerton (West), 108.
Haselinton, 67, 70, 87 b.    314.
Eslinton, Haslinton, 60 b, Heselington, Hesselington, 60, 63.  Heslington, 174.
86 b.
Esdesai, Hesdesai, 59, 63 b, Hessay, Hessey, 29, 223, 342.        Hessay, 173.
82 b.
Eslinton,  Heslintone,  30, Haselden, Hesilton, 160, 337.         Hesselton, 69.
85 b.
Hase, 55 b, 58, 86.          Hesel, Hessell, 89, 262, 308.        Hessle, 239.
Heselscoth, Helesco, 80.            Hessleskew, 209.
Hetune, 69.                  Heton, 15, 189, 190, 356.            Hetton, 150.
Hauuic, Havvinc, 12 b, 83 b. *Hewick, Hewyk,Heywyk, Hewyk- Hewick (Bridge), 119.
atte-brige, Hewyk ad pontem,
212, 331, 388, 407, 412, 419, 436.
Hadewic, 12 b, 83 b.         *Hewick, Heywyk, 212, 435.           Hewick (Copt), 119.
Heuuarde, Heuuorde, 1 b, Heworthe, 107, 273 s., 325, 380.    Heworth, 174.
61 b, 65 b, 81.
Icheltone, Chicheltone, 64 b, Hikelton, Hikylton, Hykelton, Hy- Hickleton, 276.
81 b.                        kylton, 4, 7, 231, 282, 359.
Hildingeslei, Ildingeslei, 6, *Hildingley, 177 n., 380.           Hildenley, 123.
85.
Hilgertorp, Hilgretorp, 4, Hilderthorp, Hilderton, 59, 312.    Hilderthorpe, 146.
67, 86 b.
*Hillum, 50 n., 344, 438.           Hillam, 220, 235.
*Hillum, 210, 288 n.                 I4llam Hill, 204.
Heldeuueston, Heldoueston, Hilderston, Hildeston, 74, 374.        Hilston, 228.
52, 87 b.
Hiltun, Hilton, 5b, 16b, Hilton, 124, 126, 127, 130, 235, Hilton, 28.
70 b, 84.                    329.
Hildreschelf,  Ilderschelf,  Hilderkelf,  Hinderskelf, Hirdir- Hinderskelfe (Site of), 123.
33 b, 84 b.                  skelk, 143, 324, 379.
Hildreuuelle,Ildreuuelle, 15, Hilderwell, 125, 131, 238, 328.     Hinderwell, 19.
50 b, 84.
Huperun, 82 b.               *Hypy', 361.                         Hipperholme, 231.
Hiplewelle, 26 b, 85 b.      Hippeswelle, 161, 336.               Hipswell, 54.
Hidon, Hidun, 14, 86.        Hithe, Hythe, 70, 254 n., 316.       Hive, 223.
Holne, 4 b, 82 b.            *Holm, 351.                          Holme (p. Amondbury),272




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                   509
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Hulme, 14 b, 83 b.           Holm, Holme, 100, 340.              Holme (p. Pickhill), 86.
Holm, 56 b, 84 b.            Northolm, 110, 117, 120.            Holme (North), 90.
Holme, Hom, 6, 33 b, 84 b.  South Holm, Sutholm, 110, 112, Holme (South), 106.
116, 321.
Holm in Rydaill, 144.               Holme (N. or S.), 90, 106.
*Holm, Houhom, Howm, Henham, Holme-on-the-Wolds, 195.
241, 264 n., 317.
Holme, 58 b, 86.             Holm, Holme, 80, 260, 309.          Holme - on-Spalding -Moor,
208.
Holm, Holme, 52, 87 b.       Holm, Hulmo, 77, 247, 248 n., 376. Holme (Paull), 241.
Holam, Holun, 52, 87 b.      *Holaym, 305, 376.                  Hollym, 243.
Holmetone,   Holmetune,  Holmeton, Holmgton, Holyngton, Holmpton, 257.
Ulmetun, 53 b, 79 b, 87 b.    76, 246 n., 305, 376.
Holtebi, Boltebi, 6 b, 85.    *Holteby, 325.                     Holtby, 175.
Eltebi, Heltebi, 26 b, 85 b.   Holtby, Holteby, 149, 337.        Holtby (Little), 70.
Hanelei, Haneleia, 40, 82.   *Honlay, 351.                       Honley, 260.
*Houk, 363.                         Hook, 238.
Hotone, 20 b, 81 b.          Hoton Lyveth, 6 n., 7, 11, 231, 282. Hooton Levet, 290.
Hotone, Hotun, 20 b, 81 b.  Hoton Painel, Panell, Paynel, Pay- Hooton Paynel, 276.
nill, Paynell-Hoton, 1, 4, 7, 8 n.,
11 n., 40, 41, 231, 282, 359.
Hotun, 43 b, 81 b.           Hoton, Hoton Robert, Hoton sub Hooton Roberts, 284.
Haia, v. subtus Hey, 2, 3, 9, 233,
283, 365.
Homptone, Homtone, Ho- Hoperton, 46, 206, 295, 350, 353.   Hopperton, 155.
pretone, 8, 62, 64, 66 b,
70, 83.
Horberie, Orberie, 4 b, 82 b. *Horubury, 351.                    Horbury, 248.
Horebodebi,  Horenbodebi, Horneby, 100, 340.                     Hornby (Allertonshire), 41.
14 b, 46 b, 85.
Hornebi, 26 b, 85 b.         Horneby, 148, 337.                  Hornby (Hang East), 54.
Horne, 82 (?)
Horninctune,   Hornitone, Hornyngton, Harnyngton, 24, 219, Hornington, 205.
48 b, 63, 79, 82 b.          289, 343.
Hornesse, Hornessei, 52 b, *Hornnese, 367.                       Hornsea, 197.
87 b.
Bortun, Burtune, 52 b, 87 b. Hornse Burton, Hossebarton, 75, Hornsea Burton (site of),
246 n., 303, 373.                   197.
Horseforde, Hoseforde, 7 b, Horseford, Horsford, 32, 33 n., 207, Horsforth, 202.
70 b, 81.                    286, 348.
Hortone, Hortun, 49 b, 69.  Horton, Hoton, 17, 198, 355.         Horton (p. Gisburn), 166.
*Horton, 362.                       Horton-in -Ribblesdale, 114.
*Horton, 227, 361.                  Horton (p. Bradford), 216.
Hode, Hodhum, Holde, 3 b, Hothom, Hothum, 85, 88, 90, 241, Hotham, 224.
7, 14, 18, 46, 70, 86.       242, 265, 309, 317.
Houeton,Houetone, Oveton, *Howeton, Heuton, 260, 310.            Houghton (p. Sancton), 209.
3 b, 46, 58 b, 86.
Hoctun, 37 b, 82.            *Hoghton, 364.                      Houghton (Glass), 234.
Haltun, Haltune, 21, 78 b, Magna Hailgton, Halghton,Halton, Houghton (Great), 275.
81 b.                        Haulgton, 4, 7, 11, 231, 281, 359.
Haltone, 44, 81 b.           Halton  Minor,  Parva  Hailton, Houghton (Little), 275.
Halghton, Halton, Holgton, 6, 9,
232,283,366.
Hograve, Hogram, Hogrem, Hougrave, 186, 340.                     Hougrave (Sutton), 102.
12 b, 14 b,30 b, 83 b,85 b.
Hovingham, 60b.              Hovingham, Howyngham, 105 n., Hovingham, 106.
110, 116, 119, 321.




510                                INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,        Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Houeden, Houedene, 14, 18, *Houeden, 69, 316.                    Howden, 237.
18 b, 86.
Hou, 31, 85 b.               Howe, 184.                          Howe, 102.
Holgill, 19.                        Howgill, 183.
Husun, 19 b, 87.             Housom, Husum, 71, 268, 314.        Howsham, 141.
Holtorp, 60 b.               Holthorp, 110, 113, 115.            Howthorpe, 123.
Holand, Hoiland, 44, 81 b.  Holand (Anstin?), 8, 366.           Hoyland (p. Wath), 282.
Holand, Holant, 38 b, 82.    *Heland, 364.                       Hoyland (High), 261.
Holan, Holande, 39 b, 82.    *Holanswayne, 364.                  Hoyland Swaine, 273.
Hobi, 3, 67 b, 85.           *Hoby, 327.                         Huby, 140.
Oderesfelt, Odresfeld, 40, *Hoderfeld, 351.                      Huddersfield, 246.
82b.
Hunchilhuse, Hunchilhuses, *Hodeleston, Hodeliston, Hodels- Huddleston, 220.
36, 81 b (?).                ton, Hudelston, Hudleston, 50n.,
213, 214 n., 273 n., 284, 346, 383,
401, 404, 419, 427, 431.
Hudreswelle,  Udresuuelle, Hoddeswell, Huddeswell, 163, 336. Hudswell, 38.
27, 85 b.
Hughete, 7, 66 b, 86 b.      Heugate, Hugate, 84, 89, 258, 310. Huggate, 160, 177.
Burton, Burtone, 65 b, 83 b. Burton, Hudbarton, Hundburton, Humberton, 120.
185, 339, 353.
Humeltone, Umeltun, 52, *Humbleton, 304.                         Humbleton, 227.
87 b.
*Hundale, 364.                      Houndhill (?), 249.
Hundredestoit, 25 b, 85 b.    Hunderthwait, Hundrethwaite, 165, Hunderthwaite, 5.
333.
Hundemanebi, 57 b, 87.       Hundemanby, 52, 53 n., 249, 311.   Hunmanby, 110.
Hunescelf, 39, 82.           *Hunclyf, 364.                      Hunshelf, 281, 282.
Holsingoure, Hulsingoure, *Hunsingore, 205.                      Hunsingore, 172.
Ulsigouere, 22, 62, 62 b,
83.
Hunslet, 41, 82 b.           Hunslett, Hunseflet, 30, 226, 280, Hunslet, 218.
360.
Hundeslege,  Hundreslege, Hundeslegh, Hundesley, 88, 308.   Hunsley, 224, 225.
14, 61, 86.
Hundesworth, 30, 225, 360.          Hunsworth, 232.
Huntindune, 6 b, 17 b, 31 b, *Hontingdon,  Huntington, 325, Huntington, 157.
85.                          379.
Hunton, Huntone, 30, 85 b. Hunton, 151 n., 161, 337.             Hunton, 69.
*Hirst Courteney, Hurst Kurte- Hurst Courtney, 236.
nay, 50 n., 215, 285, 344.
*Templehurst, 50 n., 344.           Hurst (Temple), 236.
*Huscthwayt, 368.                   Husthwaite, 104.
Hotune, 6 b, 85.             Hoton Benevill, Bonevill, 103, 341. Hutton Bonville, 40,
Hotun, Hotune, 3, 84 b.      Hoton, 138, 326.                    Hutton Bushel, 93.
Hotone, 14 b, 83 b.          *Hoton Coigners, 340.               Hutton Conyers, 119.
Hotone, Hottune, Hotune, Hoton, Hoton juxta Watton, 83, Hutton Cranswick, 178.
19, 61, 86 b.                90 n., 259 n., 307.
Hotun, Hotune, 29 b, 85 b.  Hoton Hang, 155, 337.                Hutton Hang, 69.
Hotun 33 b, 84 b.            Hoton Bardolfe, Baldolf, 108, 109n., Hutton (High), 124.
144, 379.
r HotunColeswayn,HoutonColswyn, Hutton-upon -Derwent, or
Coleswain-Hoton, Hoton super   Low Hutton, 142.
Hotun,6  84 b.               Derwent, Huton, etc., 108, 109.,
Hotun, 6,84 5.   ^    257 n., 324, 382.
Hoton-Mainvevilain, Hoton-Muirthon, Huton-Muirhtun, 109,382.




INDEX  LOCORUM  T.                                    511
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Hottun, Hotune, 23, 85 b.   Hoton Longvillers, 168, 333.          Hutton (Great), 13.
Hoton Parva, 171.                   Hutton (Little), 13.
Hoton, Hoton Underheg, 123, 367. Hutton-in-the-Hole, 74.
Hotun, 16, 84.               Hoton, Hoton juxta Gisburn, 124, Hutton Lowcross, 17.
129, 236, 329.
Hotone, Hotune, 15 b, 84.   *Hoton juxta Mulgrave, Mulgref, Hutton Mulgrave, 31.
237, 328.
Hotun, 16 b, 84.             Hoton, Hoton juxta Rudby, 124, Hutton Rudby, 28.
126, 130, 328.
Hoton, 93, 96, 323.                 Hutton(Sand,p. Thirsk),87.
Hotun, Hotune, 6 b, 85.      *Sand Hoton, 325, 380, 381.          Hutton (Sand, p. Bossall),
158.
Hoton, Heton, Eton, 93, 95, 340.   Hutton Sessay, 104.
Wandeslage,  Waneslage,  Hoton, Hotonjuxta Marston, Hoton  Hutton Wandesley, 173.
63 b, 82 b.                  Wandesley, 28, 222, 291, 342.
Idel, Idele, Idell, 30, 224, 279, 360. Idle, 201, 202.
Ilecliue, Illecliue, 12, 81.    Ilkeley, Ylkelay, 31, 207, 286, 347. Ilkley, 186.
Hilcheton, Ilcheton, 29, 85b. Ilketon, 152, 336.                  Ilton, 101.
*Ingarthorp, Ingerthorp,  Ingle- Ingerthorpe, 137.
thorp, Ingrithorp, 212, 331, 388,
418, 435.
Englebi, 6 b, 70 b, 85.      Engilby juxta Arnecliff, Engelby Ingleby Arncliffe, 41.
juxta  Erneclyf,  Ingelby  cum
Erneclif, Ingelby sub Arneclif,
124, 126, 234, 329.
Englebi, 15, 84.             Engelby Lorenge, Ingelby Loringe, Cold Ingleby, or Ingleby
Ingelby cum Berewyk, 124, 127,   Hill, 15.
234, 330.
Englebi, 67 b, 84.           Engilby, Ingelby, Ingleby, juxta Ingleby Greenhow, 29.
Grenehowe,  124, 130 n., 133,
137 n., 237, 328.
Inglestune, 8 b.             *Ingelton, Ingleton, 278, 362.       Ingleton, 96.
Gemunstorp, Germundstorp, Ingmanthorp, 45, 205, 294, 386 n., Ingmanthorpe, 172.
22, 62 b, 83.                395 n.
Iretone, Iretune, 51, 84 b.   Irton, Hirton, 138, 146, 240, 326.  Irton, 93.
Iselbec, 59 b.               Iselbeck, Iselbek, Isilbek, 93, 98, Islebeck, 103.
323.
Jolby, Joleby, 178, 335.            Jolby, 25.
Chichelai, 8.                Kighley, Kygheley, 16, 43, 192, Keighley, 200.
193, 357.
Chelbroc, Cheuebroc, 49 b, Kelbrok, 19, 199n.                     Kelbrook, 184.
69.
Chelchefeld,   Chelchefelt,  Kelfeld, Kelkefeld, 60, 63, 150n., Kelfield, 206.
Kelchefeld, 31 b, 61, 86 b.   319.
Chelche, alia Chelch, 7, 87.  Parva Kelke, Kylk, 76, 246 n., 302, Kelk (Little), 162.
377.
Chelinctone,   Chelintune, *Kelington, 364.                       Kellington, 235.
Chellinctone, Ghelintune,
37 b, 38, 82.
Camisedale, 5 b, 60, 61 b, 84. Kemesdayll juxta Greneowe, 137.
Cheretorp, 61 b, 87.         Kenerthorp, 72, 314.                 Kennythorpe, 142.
Capuic, Chipuic, 7, 59b, 85. Kepewik,  Kepewyk,  Keppewyk, Kepwick, 72.
93, 97, 322, 332, 340.
Cherebi, 49, 83.             Kereby, 45, 204, 281 n., 349.        Kereby, 188.
Chesuic, Chesvic, 68, 83.    *Kesewik, Kesewyk, 206, 295, 349. Keswick (Dun), 188.
Chesing, Chesuic, 7 b, 81.    Est Kesewik, Kesewyk, Kessewik, Keswick (East), 188.
Kesywyk, 42, 209, 287, 348.




512                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Chetelestorp, 55 b.           Ketolthorp, 92.                      Kettlethorpe, 224.
Cheteleuuelle, 69.            Ketelwell, 19, 202, 355.             Kettlewell, 115.
Cezeburg, Chizeburg, 38 b,  Keseburgh, 364.                        Kexbrough, 262.
82.
Kexby, Kexeby, 60, 61, 319.         Kexby, 175.
Caingeham,   Chaingeham, *Kayngham, 305.                           Keyingham, 242.
53, 79 b, 87 b.
Chidal, 35, 81.               *Kidall, 208, 287n.                  Kiddal, 204.
Chileburne, 59 b.             Kilburne, Kylburn, 51 n., 104, 323. Kilburn, 104.
Childale, 67 b, 70 b, 84.     Kildale, Kildaill, Killdayll, Kyldall, Kildale, 29.
124, 127, 135, 136, 144, 235, 329.
Childeuuic, 8.                Kildewik, Kyldewyk, 14, 357.         Kildwick, 185.
Chelingewic,   Chileuuic,  Kyllinwyk, Killingwik Perci, Kyl- Kildwick Percy, 176.
Chilleuuinc, 4, 70, 86 b.     lingwik Percy, 90, 258, 310.
Chillon, Chillun, 4, 7, 64 b, Killom, Killurm, Kyllum, 51, 58, Kilham, 145.
67, 87.                      250, 311.
Chilvertebi, Chiluertesbi, 51, Kilwardeby, Kylwardby, 140, 146, Killerby, 94.
84 b.                         240, 326.
Chenehalle,   Chenihalle,   *Kelynghall, Kilinghale, Killing- Killinghall, 154.
Chilingale, Kilingala, 5,   hall, Kyllynghall, 211, 353, 436.
12 b, 83.
Chilnesse, 52, 87 b.         *Kilnesey, Lulnesce, 247 n., 305.   Kilnsea, 269.
Chileuuid, Chileuuit, 4, 18 b, Killyngwyk, Kyllingwyk, Killing- Kilnwick, 178.
86 b.                         wik juxta Watton, 83, 257, 307.
Chelpin, 14, 86.             Kilpyn, Kylpyn, 70, 316.             Kilpin, 238.
Chiltun, 5, 16, 84.          Kilton, Kylton, 125, 238, 307 n., Kilton, 18.
328.
Torp, 5, 16, 84.              Thorp, Thorp juxta Kilton, 129, Kilton Thorpe, 18.
132, 237, 328.
Cheluintun,Chelvinctune, 3, North  Kylvington,  Kulvington, Kilvington (North), 87.
17 b, 85.                     103, 340.
Cheluintun,  Chelvinctune, South Kellevyngton, Kyllvington, Kilvington (South), 87.
17 b, 85.                    Kylvington, 93, 96, 322.
Chibereworde, 44 b, 81 b.    Kimberworth, 3, 10, 233, 365.         Kimberworth, 289.
Hnull, Kyngeston-super-Hull, 21 n., Kingston-upon-Hull, 240.
306, 388, 404 n.
Chinetorp, 3b, 84 b.          *Kynthorp, 326.                      Kinthorpe, 91.
Chipeling, 24 b, 85 b.        Kypplyng, Ripplingham, 175, 335.  Kiplin, 55.
Climbicote,  linbicote, 13, Kibline,   tes, Kyblingcotes, 83,261, Kipling-Cotes, 194.
18, 50, 86 b.                264 n.
Chipesch, 35, 81.             Kepax, Kypas, Kypax, 31 n., 38, Kippax, 219.
210, 348.
Westburne, 4, 86, Burnous, Brunnas, Burnnus, Burnus, Kyrke- Kirkburn, 178.
70.                          burne, Westburn, 90, 307.
Bertone, 4 b, 82 b.           *Birton, 351.                        Kirkburton, 261.
Chirchebi, 64, 82 b.          *Kirkeby, 353.                       Kirkby (par. Little Ouseburn), 138, 155.
Cherchebi, 67 b, 84.         Kyrkeby, 133, 136, 137, 237, 328.  Kirkby (in Cleveland), 42.
Cherchebi, Chirchebi,  26, Kirkeby, 116 i., 149, 336.              Kirkby Fleetham, 55.
85 b.
Chirchebi, 7 b, 19 b, 87 b.    Kirkeby, Kyrkeby in Grenedalle, Kirkby Grindalythe, 143.
73, 267 n., 274 n., 315.
Chirchebi, 65, 83 b.          Kirkeby, Kirkby in Mora, Kirkeby  Kirkby Hill, 120.
super Moram, 185, 186, 339.
Chirchebi, 59 b.              Kirkeby Knol, Kyrkeby sub Knol, Kirkby Knowle, 72.
93, 96, 322.
Chirchebi, 69.                Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, 22, 201, 355.    Kirkby Malhamdale, 133.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    513
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Chirchebi, 65, 83.           Kirkeby Malsard, Kyrkby Malsart, Kirkby Malzeard, 101.
Malserd, 46, 205, 294.
Cherchebi, Chirchebi,  33, Kirkeby Mysperton, Kyrkeby My- Kirkby Misperton, 107.
84 b (Mispeton, 60).         perton, 123, 367.
alia  Cherchebi, Chirchebi, Kyrkeby, Kirkeby Moresheud, 11], Kirkby Moorside, 90.
33, 84 b.                    118, 120 a., 121, 320.
Cherchebi, 49, 83.           Kyrkeby  Orblauers,  Orblawere, Kirkby Overblow, 171.
Kirkeby Feres, 45, 175 n., 203,
293, 349.
Kirkeby, 167, 180.                  Kirkby Ravensworth, 24.
Cherchebi, Chirchebi, 36 b, South Kyrkeby, Suth Kirkby, 4 n., Kirkby (South), 263.
82.                          5, 359.
Cherchebi, Chirchebi, 7 b, Kirkeby, Kyrkby, 71, 270 n., 315, Kirkby Underdale, 159.
67, 87.                      367.
Chirchebi, 36, 81 b.         *Kirkeby, Kyrkby, Kirkeby super Kirkby Wharfe, 205.
Werf, 50n., 215, 285, 345, 400,
404, 406, 407.
Chirchebi, 24 b, 85 b.       Kirkby Wysk, Kirkby super Wysk, Kirkby Wiske, 87.
176, 334.
Aluengi, 18 b, 55 b, 58, 61, Elvele, Elveley, 80, 81, 263, 318.   Kirk Ella, 225, 239.
86.
Etone, Ettone, 4 b, 82 b.      Heton, Hoton, 228, 292, 351.       Kirk Heaton, 246, 247.
Westlid, Westlide, West- Lethum, Lithum, Lythum, Lyum, Kirkleatham, 7.
lidun, 5, 15, 16, 50 b, 84.  Kirklethum, 131, 136, 238, 328.
Cherdinton, 30, 85 b.       Kirtlington,  Kyrtelyngton,  183, Kirklington, 86.
339.
Creskell, 31 n., 40, 41.            Kirskill, 187.
Cnapetone, 59, 63 b, 82 b.    Knapton, 27, 220, 290, 342.         Knapton (W.R.), 174.
Cnapeton, Cnapetone, 56, Knapton, 71, 267, 314.                   Knapton (E.R.), 108.
87 b.
Chenaresburg, 5,8, 62, 62b, *Knaresburgh, 205 n., 211, 353, Knaresborough, 154.
83.                          408.
Cheneuetone, Cheniuetune, Knamyngton, Knayueton, 100, 340. Knayton, 71.
Chennieton, 3, 14 b, 85.
Cledinton, 14, 86.           Knedelington, 70, 316.               Knedlington, 237.
Naton, 23 b, 85 b.           Kneton, 170, 335.                    Kneeton, 25.
Notingelai,    Notingeleia, *Knottingley, 363.                    Knottingley, 235.
37, 82.
Lachebi, Lachenebi, 15, 16, Lackenby, Lacnebi, Lakinby, Lak- Lackenby, 7.
84.                          kenby, 124, 129, 134, 135, 237,
328.
Lanclif, 69.                 Lancliff, Langeclif, 21, 200, 355.    Lancliffe, 132.
Landemot, 3, 85.             Landemote, Lyandmet, 99 n., 100, Landmoth, 71.
340.
*Lanside, 363.                      Langsett, 281.
Langthorne, 163, 337.               Langthorne, 69.
Langetorp, 26 b, 85 b.       Langthorp, Langethorn, 185, 339.  Langthorpe (N.R.), 120,138.
Lambetorp, Lanbetorp, 54 b, Lambethorp, 74, 373.                  Langthorpe (E.R.), 212.
79 b, 87 b.
Langetouet,    Langetouft, *Langethwayt, Langetwait, Lange- Langthwaite, 276.
21 b, 81 b.                  wath, 231, 282, 366.
Langetou, Langhetou, 4 b, Langetoft, 57, 368, 401, 404.           Langtoft, 144.
7, 11, 87.
Lanton, 61 b, 87.            *Langton, Langeton, 270, 314.        Langton (E.R.), 42.
Parva Langton, 175, 334.            Langton (Little), 55.
Langeton, 23 b, 85 b.        Magna Langton, 175, 335.             Langton-upon-Swale, 55.
Lertinton, 25 b, 85 b.        Lyrtyngton, 165, 333.               Lartin ton, 12.
LL




514                                INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,        Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.           6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Lestingeham, 33, 84 b.      Laystyngham,Laisingham, 123,367. Lastingham, 74.
Lastone, 43, 81 b.          Laghton, Laughton, Laython, in Laughton-en-le-Morthen,
Morthyng, 2, 365, 410.             296.
Laxinton, 14, 86.           Laxinton, Laxton, 70, 259 n., 316.  Laxton, 238.
Lacoc, 8.                   Lackac, 16.                         Laycock, 200.
Lechestorp, 60 b.           Laisthorp, 105, 110, 114, 332.      Laysthorpe, 105.
Ladon, Ladone, 18, 58, 86.  Lathom, Lathum, 80, 82, 84, 253, Laytham, 207.
309.
Latone Latto,. 23 b, 85 b. FEst Laton, 164, 168, 333.           Layton (East), 24.
Latone, Lattn,   West Laton, 168, 333.                  Layton (West), 24.
Leisenobi, Leisingbi, 3, 85.  Laysingby, 103.                   Lazenby (Allertonsh.), 55.
Laisinbia, Leisingebi, Le- Laisingebi,  Lasingby, Lesingby, Lazenby (Langbargh), 7.
sighebi, Lesingebi, 5, 15,   64 n., 124, 127, 129, 131, 132,
67b, 70 b, 84.              134, 135, 235, 236, 237, 328.
Led, Lede, Lied, 35 b, 78, *Led, Lede, Leede, 50., 214, 284, Lead, 204.
81 b.                       346.
Lelun, 60, 61 b, 84.        Slethollme (?), 125.                Lealholme, 31.
Ledelai, 8, 49, 58 b, 70 b, 83. Leley, Lethelay, Letheley, 44, 203, Leathley, 187.
293, 349.
Ledlinge, Ledlinghe (?), 68, Levening, Levenyng, 71, 72, 269, Leavening, 142.
87.                         315.
Ledbestun, Ledbeztun, 3,84. Leberston, Lebreston, 140, 144, 145, Lebberston, 94.
146, 239, 327.
Ledebi, 22, 83 b.           *Lecceby, 185 n., 339.              Leckby, 103, 120.
Lachinfeld, Lachinfelt, 18 b, *Lekenfeld, Lekyngfeld, 257, 308.  Leckonfield, 195.
50, 86 b.
Ledesham, 36, 81 b.         *Ledesham, 50 n., 345.              Ledsham, 219.
Ledestune, 35, 81.          *Ledeston, 209, 348.                Ledstone, 219, 234.
Ledes, 35, 81.              Ledes, Ledys, 30 n., 33 n., 38, 42 n., Leeds, 218.
209, 287, 348.
Leming, Lemynge, 181, 339.         Leeming, 70.
Lemyng, Lemynge, 161, 336.         Leeming (Little), 70.
*Levanachton, Levenaghton, Leve- Lennerton, 220.
naton, 50 n., 384, 399, 403, 405,
414.
Lepinton, 87.               Lepington, Lepyngton, 71, 268,315. Leppington, 159.
Leptone, 40, 82.            *Lepton, 228, 292, 351.             Lepton, 247, 261.
Lentune, Leuton, 6 b, 70 b, Castel Leventon, Levington, Le- Levington (Castle), 27, 28.
85.                         vyngton, 124, 130, 235 n., 237,
329, 432 n.
Lentune, Leuton, 6 b, 70 b, Kirke Levyngton, 124, 132, 236, Levington (Kirk), 27.
85.                         237, 329.
Leuecen, Leuuecen, 3 b, 84b. Levesham, Levisham, 143, 239, 326. Levisham, 75.
Leborne, 28, 85 b.          Layburne, 158, 337.                 Leyburn, 68.
Lilinga, Lilinge, 6, 17, 85.   West Lilling, Clyng, 107, 324, 378. Lilling (West), 140.
*Lindelay,  Lyndelay, Lyndeley, Lindley, 170.
204, 294, 389, 404, 413.
*Lingarthys, 351.                  Lingards, 259.
Levingthorpe, Levyngthorp, 124, Linthorpe, 16.
127, 131, 132, 235, 236, 329.
Lintone, 49 b, 83.          *Lynton, 203, 293, 349.             Linton (Claro), 189.
Lipton, 59.                 Linton, Lynton, 19, 202, 355.       Linton (Staincliffe), 134.
Linton, Lynton, 70, 316.           Linton (E.R.), 238.
*Linton, Lynton, 324, 381.         Linton-on-Ouse, 156.
Lessete, 53 b, 87 b.        Leset, Lesset, 76 n., 77, 244 n., 302, Lisset, 163.
373.
Torp, 12 b, 83.             *Thorp, 331.                        Littlethorpe, 119.




INDEX  LOCORUM  1.                                     515
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Litone, 69.                  Litton, Lytton, 19, 202, 355.        Litton, 98.
Liuresech, Livresec,  41 b, Leversege, Liverssege, Lyversege, Liversedge, 232.
82 b.                        30, 225, 280, 360.
Liuretun, 15, 84.            Leverton, Lyverton, 64 n., 125, 128, Liverton, 18.
150 n., 236, 329.
Lecheton, Locheton, 13,18b, Lokyngton, 83, 241, 308, 317.         Lockington, 195.
86b.
Lochetun, 5 b, 84 b.         Locton, Loketon, Lokton, 143, 239, Lockton, 75, 76.
326.
Locthuse, Loftose, 40 b, 82 b. *Lofthous, Lofthouse, 226, 280.    Lofthouse (Morley), 233.
Locthusun, Lofthuse, 7 b, 81. Lofthouse, 31 ns., 34, 432 n.       Lofthouse(Farm,par. Harewood), 188.
Locthusun, Lotes, Lothuse, *Lofthouse, Lofthouses, 211, 353.   Lofthouse Hill, 138.
62, 66 b, 83.
Loctehusum,   Loctushum, Loftehouse,  Lofthous,  Lofthus, Lofthouse (North), 18.
15, 84.                      Loftous, 125, 126, 127, 234, 329.
Loctehusum, Loctusum, 5, Lofthowse, South Lofthus,Sowethe Lofthouse (South), 18.
84.                          Loftos, 131, 238, 329.
Lofthousum, Lofthusum, 80, 251, Loftsome, 222.
309.
Lodenesburg, 10 b, 86 b.     Leoneburgh, Lonesburgh, Lonnes- Londesbrough, 194.
bourgh, Lonnesburgh, Lounesburgh, 79, 255, 310, 389, 401,
404, 414.
Langefelt, 4 b.              *Longefeld, 361.                     Longfield, 229.
Lonsdayll, Lounesdaill, 136.        Lonsdale, 29.
Lontone, Lontune, 25, 85 b. Lonton, 165.                          Lonton, 2, 4.
Lodresdene, 69.              Lotheresden, Lothereston, 15.        Lothersdale, 184.
Lotrington, Lutrington, Luteryng- Lotherton, 204.
ton, 48, 213, 259., 284, 345,
383, 401, 406, 408, 410, 418, 427,
429.
Geureshale,   Loureshale,  Loversale, Loversalle, Lovershall, Loversall, 285.
Luureshale,20b, 78b, 81b.   5, 8, 231, 282, 358.
Langetorpe,   Logetorp,   Louthorp, Lowthorp, 58, 249, 312. Lowthorpe, 162.
Loghetorp, 7, 13 b, 67, 78,
87.
Lumby, 48, 213, 214 n., 284, 346, Lumby, 220.
384, 398, 400, 403, 417, 438.
Lont, 14, 55 b, 58, 77, 86.    *Lound, Lund, Lunte, 341.          Lund-on-the-Wolds, 195.
Ludton  11,87.              Est Lutton, 73, 273, 315, 401, 404. Lutton (East), 125.
u  ton,18.        WestLutton, 73, 273,315,401, 404. Lutton (West), 152.
Lid, 15 b, 84.               Lieth, Lithe, Lyth, Lythe, 125, 129, Lythe, 20, 32.
237, 328.
Malgon, Malgun, 8 b, 49 b, Malgham, Malghum, Malhum, 18, Malham, 133.
83 b.                        191, 200, 355.
Maltebi, 43, 81 b.           Malteby, 2, 8, 232, 365.             Maltby (W.R.), 290.
Maltebi, 15, 84.             Malteby, 124, 126 n., 136, 234, 330. Maltby (N.R.), 16.
Maltun,  Maltune, 6, 11, Malton, Vetus Malton, 110, 111, Malton (Old), 124.
16b, 84b.                    114, 320.
*Maunfeld, 336.                     Manfield, 14.
*Maynyngham, 227, 361.              Manningham, 216.
Mainestune, Manestun, 35, Manston, 35, 208.                       Manston, 218, 219.
81.
Mapletone, 52 b, 87 b.       Mapelton, Mapilton, 74, 75, 76, Mappleton, 197.
245 s., 303, 371, 413.
Martrebi, 59 b.              Martherby, 105, 332.                 Marderby, 88.
L L 2




516                                  INDEX  LOCORUIM  I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Mereflet, 52 b, 87 b.         Marflete, Merflet, 74, 243 n., 305, Marfleet, 240, 241.
373.
Merchinton,  Merchintone, *Markenton, Markinton, Merking- Markington, 137.
12 b, 83.                     ton, 212, 331, 388, 402, 415, 435.
Marra, 20 b, 44, 81 b.        Mare, Marre, 5, 366.                   Marr, 276.
Mange, 27, 85 b.              Marrigg, Marryng, 172, 334.            Marrick, 53.
Merske, Smarsk, 172, 334.             Marske (Gilling W.), 38.
Mersc, Mersch, Mersche, 15, Marske, Mersk, 124, 125, 128, 130, Marske (Langbargh), 7.
16, 50 b, 84.                 234,236,328.
Merstone,  Mersetone,  63, Merston, Mereston, 28, 221, 290, Marston (Long), 173.
82 b.                         342, 372 n.
69rtun, 69.             f  Marton, Morton, 14, 192, 356.          Marton (East), 167.
Martun, 9.        1  Marton, West Morton, 14, 192, 356. Marton (West), 167.
Marton, Martone, 4, 11 b, Marton, 55, 249, 313.                     Marton (D)ickering), 128.
19, 87.
Meretone, 53, 55, 87 b.       Marton, 74, 243 n., 304, 375.         Marton (Holderness), 212.
Marton, Martun, Martune, Marton, 124, 127, 128, 131, 132, Marton (Langbargh), 16.
5 b, 46, 67 b, 70 b, 84.      235, 236, 238, 330.
Martun, 3, 5 b, 84 b.         Marton, 138, 141, 142, 239, 326.    Marton (Pickering L.), 90.
Martun, 17, 85.               Marton, 97 n., 108, 325.              Marton-in-the-Forest, 122.
Massan, 29, 85 b.             Masham, 152 n., 153, 336.             Masham, 85.
Mannebi, 24 b, 85 b.          Mauneby, Mawnby, 176, 334.            Maunby, 86.
Middelburne,  Midelborne, *Mechelburn, Melburn, 253, 309.   Melbourne, 192, 123.
55 b, 86.
Malmerbi, 30 b, 85 6.         Melmorby, 184, 338.                    Melmerby (p. IWath), 102.
Melmerbi, 28, 85 b.           Melmorby, 155, 338.                    Melmerby (Hang W.), 84.
Malsenebi, 25 6, 85 b.        Melsamby, Melshamby, 170, 333.   Melsonby, 25.
Meltham, 40, 82.              *Muletham, 351.                        Meltham, 260.
*Melton, 317.                         Melton (E.R.), 239.
Medeltone, Middeltun, Mi- Melton, Melton-le-Heyg, 3, 9, 10, Melton-on-the-Hill, 284.
deltone, 44, 66, 81 b.        232 n., 233, 283, 365.
Metelbi, 4, 86 b.             *Meltynby, 310.                        Meltonby, 176.
Mennistorp, 7 b, 19 b, 34, 87. Menythorp, Meynthorp, Morithorp  Menethorpe, 142.
(?), 71,268, 314.
Mersintone, Mersitone, 12, Mensington, Mensyngton, Menston  Menston, 186.
81.                           in Wherdale, 37, 209, 347, 406,
416, 420 n.
Menethorp, Menthorp, 60, 66, 242, Menthorpe, 222.
317, 319.
*Metham, 316.                         Metham, 238.
Medelai, 39 b, 82.            *Metheley, 352.                       Methley, 234.
Mechesburg, 43 b, 81 b.       Mekesburg, 2, 12, 365.                 Mexborough, 284.
Michelbi, 15 b, 84.           Mikelby, Mykelby, Mykilby, 125, Mickleby, 19, 31.
130,237,328.
Mickelfeld, Mikelfeld, Mikelfeude, Micklefield, 219.
48, 213, 284, 345, 384, 398, 400,
403, 404 n., 410, 411, 412, 420.
Micleton, 25, 85 b.           Mikelton, 165, 333.                   Mickleton, 4, 5.
Medelai, 28, 85 b.            Middelham, Midelham, 150 n., 154, Middleham, 68.
158 n., 186, 311 n., 338.
Medellesburghe, Middylburch, 124, Middlesbrough, 6.
125, 235 n.
Badetorpes   (? —including  Thorp Atun, Thorp Malteby, Thorp  Middlethorpe, 174.
Bustardthorpe), 8, 61 b,   juxtaEbor.,Middelthorp, 23,105,
66 b, 68, 82 b.               216 a., 289, 343.
Mildentone, Mildetone, 40 b. Middelton, Midelton, Midylton, 30, Middleton (Morley), 233.
82 b.                         225, 280,360.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    517
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Middeltune, Mideltun, 12, Meddilton, Middelton, Midelton, Middleton (Claro), 169.
81.                          Midleton, 44, 203, 293, 349.
Middeltun, Mideltun, 3 b, Middelton, Middleton, Midelton, Middleton(PickeringLythe),
84 b.                        143, 239, 240, 326.                  91.
Middelton,Middeltone, Mid- Middelton, Mto n, idelton, Myddelton, Middleton (Langbargh), 28.
deltun, 16, 16 b, 84.        124, 126, 130, 328.
Middeltun, Mideltune, 30 b. Middelton, Middilton, 183, 338.    Middleton Qwernhowe, 102.
85 b.
Middeltun, Midelton, 23 b, Middelton, Midelton, Midelton jux- Middleton Tyas, 25, 39.
85 b.                        ta Kneton, 170, 171 n., 179, 335.
Middeltun, Midelton, 13, 18, Middelton, Middilton, Midelton, 83, Middleton-on-the-Wolds,
18 b, 77, 86 b.              91, 92, 255, 307.                    177, 178.
Mithope, 49 b.               Midehop, Midhopp, 18, 199, 354.   Middop, 183.
Micleie, 4 b.                *Miggeley, 361.                      Midgley, 230.
Mildebi, 5, 83 b.            Mildeby, 185, 339, 353.              Milby, 120.
Mileford, 36 b, 78, 81 b.    *North Milford, Milleford, 50 n., Milford (North), 220.
215, 285, 345.
Mileford,South Milford,Suth Mule- Milford (South), 220.
forth, 48, 284, 345, 384, 398, 399,
400, 403, 405, 417.
Mileton, Milleton, 4, 10 b, Milington, Millington, Milyngton, Millington, 176.
70, 86 b.                    89, 92, 256, 310.
Minescip, 8, 83.             *Manskip, 353.                       Minskip, 138.
Mirefelt, 41 b, 82 b.        Mirfeld, Myrfeld, 30, 225, 280, 361. Mirfield, 247.
Mitune, 69 b.                Mitton, 17, 197, 354.                Mitton (Great), 198.
Molecroft, Molescroft, 13, *Molecroft, Molescroft, 260, 308, Molscroft, 210.
86 b.                        388,407,419.
Monuchetone, 12 b, 83.       *Munketon, Munckton juxta Ry- Monkton (Bishop), 137.
pon, 331, 400, 414, 428.
Monechetune, 59, 82 b.       Monkton, Munketon, 27, 221, 342. Monkton (Moor), 156.
Monechetone, Monuchetone, Monketon,  Munketon,  Nune   Monkton (Nun), 156.
63 b, 79, 82 b.              Munketon, 46, 206, 295, 350.
Monte, 72.                          Mount Ferrant (Siteof), 142.
*Mordale, 237.
Morhous, Morehous, 8, 231,281.   Moorhouse, 264.
Morehusum, 5, 16, 84.        Moresum, Morsum, 124, 125, 132.  Moorsholme (Great), 18.
Morebi, 31 b, 61 b, 86 b.    Morby, Moreby, 60, 63.               Moreby, 191.
Moreleia, 40 b, 82 b.        Morlay, Morley, 30, 227, 280, 360.  Morley, 232.
Mortham, 23, 85 b.           Mortham, Morham, 167, 334.           Mortham, 13.
Morning, 7.                         Morthen, 296.
Morton, Mortun, 5, 70 b, Moreton, Morton, Murton, 124,131, Morton (Langbargh), 17.
84.                          238.
Mortun,-7 b, 81.             Morton, 31, 207, 286, 347.           Morton (E. and W.), 186.
Mortun, Mortune, 24 b, 85 b. Morton, 175, 334.                    Morton-upon-Swale, 70.
Mortune, 6 b, 85.            Morton, 97 n., 106.                  Morton, or Murton, 72.
Moltun, 23, 85 b.            Multon, 180, 335.                    Moulton, 39.
Meletorp, Muletorp, 11,19 b, Multhorp, 73, 267 n., 274, 315.      Mowthorpe (E.R.), 125, 13.
87 b.
Muletorp, 85.                *Molthropp, Multhorp, 214 n., 324, Mowthorpe (N.R.), 123.
380.
Grif, 15 b, 84.              Mulgrave, 129.                       Mulgrave, 32.
*Mouwath, Mulwath, 212, 387, Mulwith, 137.
208 n., 436.
Mortun, Mortune, 1 b, 81.   *Moreton, 368.                        Murton (Bl7mer), 174.
Mortune, 6 b, 85.            Morton, 97 n., 106.                  Murton (Birdforth), 72.
Muscotes, 110, 117, 120, 321.       Muscoates, 106.
Muston, Mustone, 7, 57 b, 87. Musedon, Muston, 52, 249, 311.    Muston, 110.




518                                INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Mitune, 6 b, 11 b, 85.       *Miton, 367, 378 n.                 Myton-upon-Swale, 138.
Mitun, Mitune, 55 b, 86.    *Miton, 261.                         (Myton, near Hull. Lost.)
Naborne, 7, 33, 77, 86 b.    Naburn, 60, 62, 319.                Naburn, 191.
Nadfartone, 7, 50 b, 87.     Nafferton, Naffreton, 57, 249, 312.  Nafferton, 162.
*Nappay, 338.                       Nappa (N.R.), 66.
Napars, 49 b.                Nappa, Nappay, 18, 198, 354.        Nappa (W.R.), 166.
Nageltone,   Nageltune,   Nalton, Nawelton, Nawilton, 110, Nawton, 90.
Naghelton,  11, 34, 60,   117, 120, 123, 320.
84 b.
Nacefeld, 49, 83.            Nescefeld, Nesefeld, Nessefeld, 44, Nesfield, 169.
203, 293, 349.
Neisse, Nesse, 56 b, 60b,   Est Nesse, 65 n., 110, 117, 120, Ness (East), 106.
84.                          321.
West Nesse, 110, 116n., 117, 119.  Ness (West), 106.
Nesseuuic, Nesvinc, 19, 86 b. Nessingwik, Nessingwyk, 85, 259, Neswick, 178.
307.
*Netherthorp, 233.                  Netherthorpe, 300.
Niuuebold, Niwebolt, 10 b, Neubald, Newebald, 92, 368.           Newbald (North?), 209.
86.
Neubigging, Newbiggyng, 140,327. Newbigging, 94.
Neuby, Newby, Neuweby, Neuby Newby (par. Ripon), 119.
super Yore, 212, 331, 388 n., 400,
404, 405, 436.
Neuby, 19.                          Newby (p. Gisturn), 183.
Neuby, Newby, Neweby, 124, 126, Newby (p. Stokesley), 28.
130, 133, 235 n., 237, 328.
Neuby, Newby, 184, 185 n., 338.   Newby-super-Swale, 103.
Neuby, Neuby super Wysk, 176, Newby Wiske, 71.
334.
*Neuhale, Neuhall, 204, 294, 349.  Newhall (p. Otley), 187.
Neuhalle, Niwehalla, 43 b, Neuhalle, Newhall, 2, 12, 283.        Newhall (p. Wath), 283.
81 b.
Neuueham,Niueham,Niwe- Newham, Neweham, 124, 125, 238. Newham, 16.
ham, 5 b, 46 b, 70 b, 84.
*Neuhithe, 303.                     (New  Hithe, par. Skipsea.
Lost.)
Neuland, 70, 316.                   Newland, 238.
Neuhusum, 35 b, 81.          Neusom, Neusum, 31 n., 38, 210, Newsam (Temple), 218.
348.
Neuhuson, 25 b, 85 b.        Neusom, 166, 167 n., 333.           Newsham (Gilling W.), 24.
Neuhuse, 6 b, 85.            Neusom, Neusum, 93, 95, 323.        Newsham (p. Kirkby Wiske),
87.
Neuhuse,    Neuuehusum, Neusom, Neusum, 111, 118, 122, Newsham (par. Appleton-leNiehusum, 5 b, 60 b, 70 b,   178 n., 321.                        Street), 107.
84 b.
Neuhuse, 8.                  Neusom, Neusum, 16, 189, 190.    Newsholme  (p. Keighley),
200.
Neuhusa, Nesse, 55 b, 86.   *Newesum, 251, 309.                  Newsholme  (p. WVressell),
222.
Neusom, 54, 249.                    Newsholme (Site of), 128.
Neuhuse, 49 b, 69.           Neusom, 18, 198, 354.               Newsome (p. Gisburn), 166.
Neuhuson,   Niuuehusum, Neusam, Neusom, Neusum, New- Newsome (Great and Little.
53, 87 b.                    sham juxta Frothingham, 76, 77,   Farms, par. Owthorne),
246 n., 248 n., 306, 376.           242.
Neutone, 69.                 Neuton, 15, 196, 357.               Newton (Bank), 167.
Neutone, 69.                 Neuton, Newton sub Crakemoor, Newton (Little), 149.
15, 202.




INDEX  LOCORUM  1.                                   519
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,       Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.         Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Neutone, 69 b.              Neuton, Neuton in Bogheland, 16, Newton-on-Hodder, 165.
197, 354.
*Neuton, Newton, 212, 387, 436.   Newton (par. Ripley), 136.
Neuton, Neuueton, Niuue- Neuton Kymbe, Kyme, 49, 345.    Newton Kyme, 189, 190.
ton, 20 b, 64, 81, 81 b.
Niuueton, 36, 78 (?), 81 b.  Neuton Walays, Newton Waleys, Newton-in-the-Willows, or
50, 214, 345, 350 n.               Newton Abberth, 234.
Neuton, Neuuetone, 56 b, Neuton, Neweton, 73, 267, 314.    Newton (p. Wintringham),
87 b.                                                           125.
Niuueton, Niuuetone, 53 b, Outneuton, Utneuton, Eusteuton, Newton (Out), 257.
87 b.                       75, 245 n., 305, 376.
*Neuton, 308, 318.                 Site of Hawtemprice priory,
225.
Neuton, Neutone, 14, 77 b, *Neuton juxta Gerthum, 241, 242. Gardham (?), 210.
86 b.
*Neuton, 310.                      Newton-upon-Derwent, 175.
Niuuetone, 53, 87 b.        Neuton, Neuton juxta Aldeburgh, Newton (East), 213.
76, 374.
Neutone, 13 b, 87 b.        Newton, Neuton Conestable, 77, Newton (West), 212.
375, 437.
Neuton, 7, 57 b, 87.        Neuton, Neweton, 53, 249, 312.    Newton (Wold), 127.
Neutone, Neuuetune, 15b, Neuton, Newton, Neuton juxta Newton Mulgrave, 19.
84.                         Elleredeby, Neweton juxta Mulgrave, 125, 129, 237, 328.
Neuuetun, 5, 84.            Neweton, Newton-Othenbruche, Newton (Langbarglh), 17.
Newton-subtus-Othenesbergh v.
Onesbergh,    Newton - Theurbrugh, 124, 128, 131, 236, 329.
Neuton, Neuuetun, 3, 33b, Neuton, Newton, 138, 143, 144, Newton (p. Pickering), 75.
84 b.                       145, 146, 239, 326.
Neutone, 24, 85 b.          Neuton Morell, 179, 335.            Newton Morell, 25.
*Neuton, Newton, 181 n., 339.      Newton Picot, 70.
Neutune,Neuueton,Neuue- Neuton, West Neuton, 110, 114, Newton (West), 105.
tune, 6, 11, 84 b.           115, 123.
Neuton, 30, 85 b.           Neuton, 160, 337.                   Newton-le-Willows, 69.
Neuuetone, 56 b, 85.        *Neuton super Usam, 344.            Newton-upon-Ouse, 156.
Nit, Nith, 12 b, 83.        *Nid, Nidd, Nidde, Nyd, 212, 295, Nidd, 136, 154.
331, 387, 436.
*Niddersdale, 331.                 Nidderdale.
Normanebi, 5, 16,46, 51, 84. Normanby, Normandeby, North- Normanby (Langbargh), 16.
manby, 124, 127, 129, 136 n., 236,
329.
Normanebi, 6, 60, 84 b.     Northmanby,  Normanton,  123, Normanby (Ryedale), 90.
367.
Normantone,  Normatune, *Normanton, 351.                        Normanton, 234.
Normetune, 4 b, 7 b, 82.
Aluerton, Alvertune, 3, 23 b, *Alverton, 325 n., 340.           Northallerton, 56.
85.
Nortone, 36 b, 82.          *Norton, 364.                       Norton (p. Campsall), 264.
Norton, Nortone, 7, 55 b, Norton, 71, 72, 267, 314.             Norton (Buckrose), 124.
61 b, 87.
Nortone, 22, 83 b.          Norton, Torton, 185, 339.           Norton-le-Clay, 102.
Norton, Nortone, 14 b, 83 b. Norton, Norton Coniers, 102, 340.  Norton Conyers, 102.
Nosterfeld, 159, 336, 339.         Nosterfield, 86.
Notone, Nortone, 39, 82.    *Notton, 363.                       Notton, 262.
Brunham, 3 b, 4, 66 b, 86 b.  Brunham, Brunhom, Brunom, 89, Nunburnholme, 193, 194.
256, 310.




520                                INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,        Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Chelinge,  Chilinge,  Chil- Killing, Killyng, Kyllyng, 74 n., Nunkeeling, 180.
inghe, 53 b, 54, 87 b.        75, 244 n., 303, 372, 373.
Noningtune, Nonninctune, Nonyngton, Nunington, Nunning- Nunnington, 106.
Nunnigetune,  6,  16 b,   ton, 110, 116 n., 117, 119, 320.
56 b, 84 b.
Torp, 5, 84.                 Nunthorp, Nunethorp, Mythorpe, Nunthorpe, 16.
124, 127, 235, 329.
Nonnewic, 12 b, 83 b.        *Nonewyk, Nunewyk, Nunnewik, Nunwick, 102.
Nunwik, Nunwyk, 212, 331,387,
402, 405, 413, 418, 435, 436.
*Nonewycthornes, Nunewyk, Nun- Nunwick-Thorns (Site of),
wyk, Thornes, 212, 387, 402, 405,   119.
413, 418, 435,436.
Notele, Nothele, 52, 87 b.    Nutle, Nuttell, 76, 246 n., 374.    Nuttles, 227.
Acurde, 8, 59.               Aekeworth, Hakewrith, 16,189,190. Oakworth, 200.
Ocheton, 7, 87.              Ocketon, Octon, Oketon, 57, 249, Octon, 126.
311.
Ocelestorp, Oglestorp, 20, Oclesthorp, Okelesthorp, 50, 214, Oglethorpe, 189.
64, 78, 81, 81 b.            285.
Ormesbi, 67 b, 70 b, 84.     Ormesby, 124, 125, 127, 135, 136, Ormesby, 16.
235, 329.
Osboldewic, 1 b, 12, 81.     *Osbaldewyk, 368.                    Osbaldwick, 174.
Ansgotebi, Ansgotesbi, 18, Osgoteby, Hosgoteby, 60, 68, 242, Osgodby (p. Riccall), 221.
77 b, 86.                    317.
Ansgotebi, 59 b.             Osegoteby, 106.                      Osgodby (p. Thirkleby), 88,
104.
Asgozbi, 3, 84.              Osgoteby, 106 n., 139,144, 146, 239, Osgodby, (p. Seamer), 94.
326.
Asmundrelac, 6 b, 85.        Osmundeby, Osmunderley, 104,  Osmotherley, 56.
175 n., 340.
Osleset, 4 b, 82 b.          *Osset, 351.                         Ossett, 248.
Oswaldescherca, 16 b, 33 b, Oswaldkirk, Oswaldkyrke, 114, 115, Oswaldkirk, 105.
84 b.                        321.
Otelai, Othelai, 12, 81.     Ottelaie, Ottelay, Otteley, 37, 209, Otley, 187.
288, 347, 389, 398, 400, 402, 405.
406, 407, 410, 411,419, 420, 425.
Otreburne, 8 b, 69, 83 b.    Oterburn, Otterburn, 15, 191, 356. Otterburn, 149, 150.
Ostrinctune, Otrinctun, 3, Otrington, North Oterington, 101, Otterington (North), 71.
6 b, 85.                     340.
Oterington, Otrington, 105, 332.   Otterington (South), 71.
Otrengham, Otringeham,   Oteryngham, Otringham, Oking- Ottringham, 242.
13 b, 53, 87 b.              ham, 75, 244 n., 305, 376.
Uleburg, Ulenburg, 54 b, Ulburgh, 74, 373.                        Oubrough, 212.
87 b.
Oulecotes, 14.
Uluestun, 6 b, 85.           Ulleston, Uluiston, Wlueston, 93, Oulston, 104.
94, 323.
Useburne, 8, 82 b.           *Useburn, 211, 353, 434 n.           Ouseburn (Great), 138.
Useburne, 8, 66 b, 70, 82 b.  Parva Useburn, 46, 206, 350.        Ouseburn (Little), 155.
Duuestorp, 14, 86.           Ousthorp, Hausthorp, 70, 316.        Ousethorpe, 223.
Ulsitone, Wlsintone, 48 b, Wlsington, Wlsyngton, Wulsyng- Ouston, 190.
79 b, 82 b.                  ton, 25, 222, 291.
*Ovesden, 361.                      Ovenden, 230, 231.
Ouertun, Ovretun, 2, 31, *Overton, 367.                           Overton, 156.
81.
Ulfeton, 23, 85 b.           *Ulmyngton, Ulvyngton, 334.          Ovington, 13.
*Hourun, 224 n., 361.                Owrai (North), 231.




INDEX LOCORUM  1.                                      521
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modemr Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Oure, Ouere, 41 b, 82 b.     Ourem, Ourum, Southouerton, 30, Owram (South), 231.
224, 279, 361.
Lanulfestorp, 50, 77 b, 86 b. Ullesthorp, Ulvesthorp, 92, 310.    Owsthorpe, 176.
Austhun, Austun, 36 b, 82.  *Ouston, 39 n., 363.                  Owston, 264.
Osteuuic,  Hosteuuic,  52, Oustwyk, Owstwyk, 74, 75, 116 n., Owstwick, 228.
87 b.                        245 n., 304, 375.
Thorne, Torne, 52, 87 b.     Outhorn, Ulthorne, Uttethorne,  Owthorne, 243.
76 n., 77, 247 n., 305, 376.
*Oxenhop, 227.                       Oxenhop, 200, 215.
Osprinc, Ospring, 39 b, 82.   *Ospring, 363.                      Oxspring, 273.
Ossetone, Oxetone, 63, 79, Oxton, Hoxton, 24, 219, 290, 343.  Oxton, 190.
82b.
Padehale, Paghenale, 49 b,   Patenall, Pathenall, 17, 198, 355.   Painley, 166.
69.                        West Patenall, 17.               I
Thorf, Torfe, 7 b, 67, 87.    *Paynthorp, 315.                    Painsthorpe, 159.
Torp, 22, 48 b, 63, 79, 82 b.  Paddocthorp, 25, 222.              Pallethorpe, 190.
Parlintun, Perlinctune, 35, Parlyngton, Perlyngton, 38, 210, Parlington, 204.
81.                          288, 348.
Patrictone, 9 b, 87 b.       *Paterinton, Patrington, 77 n., 305, Patrington, 256.
389,422.
Pagele, Paghel, 52, 87 b.    Paghell, Pagula, Pawel, 75 n., 77, Paull, or Paghill, 241.
305, 377.
*Par Thorn (?), 376.
Pathorne,  Pathorp,  49 b, Pathorn, 17, 202, 354.                 Paythorne, 166.
69.
Pangeston, Pengestone, 7 b, *Peniston, 364.                       Peniston, 273.
38 b, 82.
Penigthorp, Penythorpe, 76, 246 n., Pensthorpe (Site of), 256.
376.
Picheburne, 21, 81 b.        Pickburn, Pickeburn, Pikeburne, Pickburn, 276.
Pykeburn, 6, 9, 231, 282, 359.
Picheringa, 3 b, 84 b.       Pekeryng, Pykeryng, 122, 140, 143, Pickering, 91.
147, 239, 326.
Picala, Picale, 31, 85 b.    Pichale, Pykehale, 182, 183 n., 339. Pickhill, 86.
Pickton, Pyketon, 125, 128, 236, Pickton, 27.
328.
Torp, 5, 46, 84.             Pinchingthorp, Pynchenthorp,    Pinchingthorpe, 17.
Pynchunthorp, 124, 128, 129,
236, 330.
Plontone, 49, 59, 83.        Plumton, Plumpton, 45, 203, 293, Plumpton, 171.
349.
Pochelac,  Pochelaf, 11 b, Pockele, Poklee, Speskelegh, 110, Pockley, 89.
16 b, 84 b.                  113, 115, 320.
Poclinton, 4, 46, 58 b, 66 b, *Pokelington, Pokylington, 91 n., Pocklington, 176.
77 b, 86 b.                  92, 310.
Pochetorp, 50 b, 87.         Pokethorp, 57, 249, 312.             Pockthorpe, 144.
*Pokelington, 363.                  Pollington, 251.
*Pontefract, Ponteston, 5, 363,   Pontefract, 234, 249.
383 n., 411.
Poles, Polys, 49, 383.              Poole (p. Brotherton), 235.
Pouele, 12, 81.              Pole, Pouel, Pouell, Pouill, 37, 40 2., Poole (par. Otley), 187.
209, 288, 347, 389, 400, 405.
Popleton, Popletune, 12,   Popilton, Popleton Superior, 27 n., Poppleton (Upper), 173.
63 b, 79, 82 b.              29, 367.
altera Popletone, 63 b, 79, altera Popilton, Popleton Inferior, Poplpleton (N-etler),156,157.
82 b.                        29, 367.
Portinton, Portiton, 14, 86. PortinPor tnin ton, Potnto70, 316.   Portington, 223.




522                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.           6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Neuton, Potters Neuton, Potter Potter Newton, 203.
Newton, 34, 207, 286, 348.
Pothowe, Pottou, 124,126, 130,329. Potto, 42.
Prestune, 35, 81.            Preston, 35, 208, 287, 348.          Preston (par. Kippax), 219
Prestone, Prestune, 52, 55, Preston, Priston, 76,-245 n., 246 n., Preston (Holderness), 227.
79 b, 87 b.                  247 n., 305, 374.
Presteton, Prestetune, 3,  Preston, 138, 144, 145, 146, 239.   Preston  (Pickering  Lythe,
84 b.                                                             Lost).
Prestune, 69.                Preston, 15 n., 21,200 n., 201, 202 n., Preston (Long), 149.
355.
Preston, Prestun, 27 b, 85 b. Preston, 151, 337.                  Preston-under-Scar, 67.
Podechesaie, 40 b, 82 b.     Podesey, Poduscey, Pudesay, Pud- Pudsey, 217.
desay, 30, 226, 280, 360.
Pundagh, 75, 245 n.
Preston, Prestone, 37 b, 82.  *Preston, 363.                      Purston Jaglin, 249.
Thoac, Tohac, 4 b, 82 b.     *Quik, 351.                          Quick, 270.
Rainincton, Reineton, 31, Ranington, Ranyngton, 184,185 n., Rainton, 103.
51 b, 85 b.                  338.
Redrestorp, 7 b, 61 b, 64 b, Raisthorp, Raythorp, Raysthorp, Raisthorpe, 143.
87.                          72, 271, 315.
Rande, 162.                         Rands Grange, 69.
Raschel, 6 b, 85.            *Raskelf, Raskell, 324, 381.         Raskelfe, 121.
Rodemele, 69.                Routhemell, 199, 355.                Rathmell, 149.
Rauenesfeld, 47 b.           Rafnefeld, Ravenfeld, 3, 11, 365.    Ravenfield, 290.
Ravenser,  Aid  Ravenser,  75,
246 n., 247 n., 306, 375.    5    Lost towns on the Humber.
*Ravenser-Odd, 247 n., 306.    J
Rauenestorp, 3, 60, 85.      Ravensthorp, 93, 97, 281 n.          Ravensthorpe (N.R.   Site
of), 88.
Rageneltorp, Ragheneltorp, *Raventhorp, Ravenesthorp, 257, Raventhorpe  (E.R.   Site
13, 18 b, 86 b.              308.                                 of), 195, 210.
Ravenesuuet, 25 b, 85 b.     Ravenswath, Ravenesworth, 149 a., Ravensworth, 24.
167, 333.
Roudeclife, 7 b.             *Rouclyff, 364.                      Rawcliffe, 237.
Roudun, 7 b, 81.             Raudon, Roudon, 32, 33, 207, 286, Rawden, 202.
347.
Rodemesc, 57 b, 81 b.        Romareis, Romeys, Routhemarays, Rawmarsh, 289.
Routhemers, Routhemerch, 4, 8,
231, 282, 358, 426.
Redham, Redeham, 177.               Redholme, 40.
Ridemare, 27 b, 85 b.        Ridmer, Ridemer, 152, 337.           Redmire, 67.
*Rednesse, 363, 367.                Reedness, 238.
Rie, 27, 85 b.               Rith, Rithe, 172, 334.               Reeth, 37.
Rictone, 7, 13, 86 b.        Righton, Ritton, Ryghton, 54, 77, Reighton, 110.
243 n., 244 n., 249, 312, 377.
Ripestan, Ripestain, 8, 56 b, *Magna Ribstan, Rybstan, 205,349. Ribston (Great), 172.
83.
Ripesten, Ripestain, 49, 62, *Parva Ribstan, Rybston, 203, 293, Ribston (Little), 172.
83.                          349.
Ricalf, 6, 84 b.             Riclof, Riclose, Ricolff, Rycal, 110, Riccal (Site of), 90, 106.
116 n., 117, 120, 320.
Richale, 10 b, 14, 86.       Rickall, Rychall, Rykall, 60, 68, Riccall, 206.
316.
*Richmond, 150 n., 162 n., 333.     Richmond, 38, 39.
Riston, Ritun, 78 b, 81.     Riggeton, Grigton, 31 n., 39, 348.   Rigton (p. Bardsey), 189.
Ristone, Ritone, 58 b, 66 b, Rigton, Riggeton, Righton, Rygh- Rigton (par. Kirkby Over.
83.                          ton, 45, 206, 294, 349.              blow), 171.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    523
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Rikenildthorp,-see Thorpe Salvin.
Redlinton, Redlintone, Ren- Relington, Rillington, Ryllyngton, Rillington, 108, 125.
liton, 7 b, 19 b, 87.         71, 72, 144, 275, 314.
Rilestun, Rilistune, 68 b.    Rilleston, Rilston, 14,192, 193, 356. Rilstone, 150.
Renitone, 49 b.              Remington, Rimington, Rymyng- Rimington, 183.
ton, 19, 199, 354.
Rimeswelle, 53 b, 87 b.      Rimeswell, Rymeswell, 74, 306, 376. Rimswell, 242.
Rigeborch,   Righeborg,   Ringeburg, Ryngburgh, 75, 244 n., Ringburgh, 213.
Ringheborg, Ringheburg,   374.
52, 53, 87 b.
Rintr', Binetr' (?), 71.
Ripeleia, Ripelie, 57, 83.    Rippelay, Rippeley, Ryppeleye, 47, Ripley, 154.
205, 294.
Ripum, Ripun, 12 b, 83.      *Ripon, Rypon, 331, 387, 388, 399, Ripon, 119.
401, 402, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408,
410, 411, 412, 413, 415, 416,
417 n., 418, 419, 435, 436.
Ripingham, 55 b, 86.         Ripplingham, Ripplyngham, 79,85, Riplingham, 225.
88, 264, 308.
Risbi, 13, 78, 86.           *Risceby, Riseby, 242, 317.          Risby, 225.
Rison,  Risun, 13 b, 54 b, Risse, Ryse, 74, 243 n., 303, 372.    Rise, 212.
79b, 87b.
*Risseworth, 361.                   Rishworth, 245.
Riston, 17.
Ristun, Ristune, 52 b, 54, Reston,Riston, 75, 304, 371 n., 372. Riston (Long), 196, 211.
87 b.
Ruhale, 38, 82.              *Rushalle, 363.                      Roall, 236.
*Routhecliff, 353.                  Roecliffe, 138.
Rochebi, 25 b, 85 b.         Rokeby, Rokesby, 165, 333.           Rokeby, 13.
Rumoldescherce, 25, 85 b.   Rumbaldekirk, 165.                    Romaldkirk, 5.
Romundebi, Romundrebi, 3, Remundeby, Romondby, 101, 340.  Romanby, 55, 56.
6 b, 85.
Rosse, 52, 55, 87 b.         Ross, Rosse, 74, 243 n., 304, 374.   Roos, 228, 242.
*Risington, 359.                    Rossington, 285.
Rodreham, 20 b, 81 b.        *Roderham, 230, 358.                 Rotherham, 289.
Rodewelle, 40 b, 63, 82 b.    *Rouell, 360.                       Rothwell, 233.
Rotesse, 86 b.               Rotesse, Rottesse, 90.               Rotsea, 179.
Rantune, Routun, 5 b, 84.   Rongton,  Rungeton, Runghton, Rounton (East), 41.
Rymekton, 124, 126, 130, 329.
Runtune, 3, 85.              Rungeton, 99 n., 104.                Rounton (West), 41.
Roscebi, Rozebi, 5, 15 b, 84. Rouceby, Rouesby, Rouseby, 125, Rousby, 19.
127, 128, 235, 329.
Rute,  Rutha,  13b, 52 b, Ruda, Rue, Ruthe, 75, 244 n., 304, Routh, 196, 211.
87b.                         373.
Roluestun, Roolfestone, 52b, Rolleston,  Rolston,  76,  246 n., Rowlston, 197.
87 b.                        247 n., 303, 371.
Rugeton, Rugheton,53, 87 b. Ruton, 74, 243, 372.                  Rowton, 211.
Rokesby, 182.                       Roxby (p. Pickhill), 86.
Rozebi, 3 b, 84 b.           Roucesby, Rowcesby, 144, 239.        Roxby (Site of), 91.
Rorestone, 38 b, 82.         *Roston, 364.                        Royston, 262.
Rodebi, 16 b.                Rudby, 125, 130.                     Rudby, 28.
Rodestain, Rodestan, Rode- Ruddestan, Rudestane, Rudstane, Rudston, 145.
stein, 19, 56 b, 67, 70, 87.   56, 249, 250, 311.
Ruforde, Rufort, 63 b, 79 b, Rufford, Rughford, 26, 221, 290, Rufforth, 173.
82 b.                        342, 434 n.
Rostun, Rostune, 3, 84 b.    *Roston, 326.                        Ruston, 93.
Roreston, 7, 13 b, 87.       Roston, Fostoit, 59, 249, 318.       Ruston Parva, 145, 162.




524                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,           Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.              6-in. Ordnance Survey.
*Riswarp, 327.                        Ruswarp, 32.
Riseuuic, 30, 85 b.            Rysewik, 160.                         Ruswick, 69.
Rihella, Rihelle, 39 b, 82.    *Ryhill, 364.                         Ryhill (TV.R.), 263.
Rihull, Rihyll, Ryhill, 74, 2433., Ryhill (E.R.), 241.
305, 376.
Rison, Utrisun, 53 b, 79 b, Risum, Rysum, 74, 376.                   Rysome Garth, 257.
87 b.
Ridre, Rie, 36,-78, 81 b.      Rither, Rithre, Ryther, 49, 214, Ryther, 205.
284, 346.
Ritone, Ritun, 5 b, 60, 84 b. Riton, 111, 118, 122, 320.             Ryton, 107.
*Sadelworth, 352.                     Saddleworth, 271.
Saltemersc, 14, 86.            Saltmersk, Saltmarsh, 70, 316.        Saltmarsh, 238.
Saletun, 11, 84 b.            Saleton, Salton, 123, 368.             Salton, 106.
Santun, Santune, 46, 58 b, Saunton, Staunton, 80, 310.               Sancton, 209.
77 b, 86.
Sandala, 4 b, 82.             *Sandale, 352.                         Sandal Magna, 248.
Sandela, 47 b, 78 b.          Parva Sandhale, 3, 359.                Sandal (Little), 277.
Sanbura, Sanbure, 1 b, 81.   *Sandborne, 257 n., 382.                Sandburn (Site of), 158.
Sandholm, 70, 254 n., 316.            Sandholme, 223.
Salcok, Salecock, Salk', 93, 99, 322. Sawcock (East), 41.
Salden, 144.                          Sawdon, 92, 93.
Sallai, Sallaia, 12 b, 83.    *Callay, 331.                          Sawley, 118.
Saxtun, 35, 81 b.             *Saxton, 50 n., 215, 285, 346.        Saxton, 205.
Eschalchedene, Scachelden, Scakendene, Skacolden, 105, 332.   Scackleton, 122.
Scacheldene, 6, 16 b, 60 b,
84 b.
Scachetorp, 19 b, 87.         Scakelthorp, Schakylthorp, 71, 267, Scagglethorpe (E.R.), 124.
314.
Scachertorp,   Scarchetorp, Scakelthorp, Skakelthorp, Shakil- Scagglethorpe (TV.R.), 156.
63 b, 79, 82 b.               thorp, 27, 222, 291, 342.
Scalebi, Scallebi, 3 b, 84.   *Scaleby, Scalleby, 140, 327.          Scalby, 77.
Scaling, 125.                         Scaling, 18.
Scameston, 7, 56, 70, 87.     Scameston, Tameston, 72, 267, 314. Scampston, 108.
*Scardeburgh, Scartheburg, 138 n., Scarborough, 78.
139 2., 313.
Scarecroft,  Scarthcroft, Skarthe- Scarcroft, 203, 204.
crofte, 40, 208, 287.
Scracreghil, 23, 85 b.        Scargill, Scargyll, 166, 333.         Scargill, 23.
Scalchebi, 45, 82.            *Scauceby, Scauseby, 232, 359, 366. Scawsby, 276.
Scaltun, 16 b, 46 b, 84 b.    Scalton, 122, 123, 320.                Scawton, 88.
Scogerbud, 14, 86 b.          *Scoreburgh, Scoureburgh, 21 n., Scorbrough, 195.
259 n., 308, 317.
Scornesbi, 50, 77 b, 86 b.    Scorreby, Scoresby, 60, 61, 319.      Scoreby, 175.
Scortone, 25 b, 85 b.         Scorton, 174, 335.                    Scorton, 39.
Scotorp, 8 b, 69, 83 b.       Scothorp, 15, 191, 193, 356.           Scosthrop, 150.
Scotone, 58 b, 66 b, 70, 83.   *Scotton, Stretton, 353.             Scotton (W-VR.), 151.
Scottune, Scotune, 26b, 85 b. Scotton, 163, 336.                    Scotton (N.]R.), 54.
Scalftun,  Scrafton,  28,   Parva Scrafton, 155.                     Srafton (East), 84.
85 b.                       West Scrafton, Scrofton, 155, 338.  Scrafton (West), 83, 84.
Escraingham, Escringaham,  Scrayngham, Tranigham,  71 n., Scrayinglamn, 158.
Screngham, 60 b, 61 b, 87.    268, 269 n., 315.
Scrauinge,  Scrauinghe, 5, *Screvyn, 353.                            Scriven, 154.
83.
Scurueton, Scuruetone, 266, Scorueton, Scurueton, 157, 163, Scruton, 70.
85 b.                         336.
Sotecote, Sotecotes, 13 b, 55, Sculcotes, Sku!cotes, 79, 261, 308, Sculcoates, 226, 210.
79 b,.87.'                   388, 404 n., 409, 412, 418.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                     525
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Codreschef, Codreschelf, 5b, Scotherskelf, Scothrikelff, Scuter- Scutterskelfe, 28.
16 b, 67 b.                   skelfe, 126, 130, 133, 237, 329.
Sacroft, Sacrofft, 35 b, 81.    Secroft, 36, 208, 287, 348.         Seacroft, 203.
Semer, Semers, 16 b, 84.      Semer, Semor, Seymor, 124, 126, Seamer (Langbargj), 28.
130, 328.
Semwer, Semer, 51, 84 b.      Semare, Semarr, Semer, 86, 139, Seamer (Pickering Lythe),
146, 147, 240, 326.                  93.
Settun, 54, 87 b.             Seton, 75, 244 n., 303, 373.         Seaton (Holderness), 197.
Scetun, Scetune, 15 b, 84.   Ceton, Seton, 125, 128, 236.          Seaton (Langbargh. Lost).
Seton, Settone, 3 b, 17 b, 86. Seton, Setton, 85, 91, 253, 309.     Seaton Ross, 208.
Sedberge, 8 b.                *Sadbergh, Sadburgh, 278, 362.        Sedbergh, 48, 63.
Nether Sadbergh, 171.                Sedbury, 39.
Over Sadbergh, 171.                  Sedbury Park, 39.
*Selby, 50 n., 344.                  Selby, 221.
Sezai, 14 b, 85.              Cessay, 93 n., 103, 340.             Sessay, 103, 104.
Setel, 69.                    Setell, Setill, Settill, 21, 200, 355.   Settle, 132.
Sendriton, 34, 87.            Seterington, Seteryngton, Setring- Settrington, 124.
ton, 71, 72, 275, 314.
Siuuarbi, Siuuardbi,Siward- Seuerdby, Siwardeby, Sywardby, Sewerby, 128.
hi, 15, 19, 67 b, 86 b.       55, 249, 313, 377.
Sexhowe, 124, 132, 236.              Sexhow, 28.
Scadeuuelle, 7 b, 81.         Schadwell, Shadewell, Shadwell, 40, Shadwell, 203.
208, 287, 348.
Sceptone, 38 b, 82.           *Chafton, Chatton, 363.              Shafton, 263.
*Sharneston, 229, 292, 352.          Sharleston, 249.
*Scharhow, 331.                      Sharow, 119.
Escafeld, Scafeld, 45, 82.    Sheffeld, 3, 358.                     Sheffield, 294.
Scelf, 82 b.                  *Schelf, 361.                        Shelf, 216.
Scelneleie, Sciuelei, 4 b, 82.  *Chelueley, 351.                   Shelley, 261.
*Shelton, 233, 283.
Scipelei, Seppeleie, 4 b, 82.   *Shepley, 351.                     Shepley, 261.
Scireburne, 10, 81.           Schirburn, Scireburn,  Sherburn, Sherburn (W.R.), 220.
Shirbourn, Sireburn, 37, 48, 213,
345, 383, 384 n. 38388, 398, 399,
400, 403, 405, 408, 410, 411, 412,
414, 415, 418, 419, 427, 437, 438,
439.
Schirebur', Schiresburne,   Schirborn, Schireburn, Shirburn, Sherburn (E.R.), 109.
Sciresburne, 11, 61 b, 87 b.   73, 266, 314, 401, 404.
Hotone, Hotun, Hotune, 8, ShirefHoton, Hoton-Viscount, 107, Sheriff-Hutton, 140, 141.
17, 84 b.                     324, 379.
Scipeleia, 41, 82 b.          Scheplei, Shepeley, 30, 224, 360.    Shipley, 201*.
Sceptone, 21.                 Schipenes, Skypness, 11, 366.        Shippenes, 276.
Epton (?), 3 b, 86.           *Shupton, 310.                       Shipton (E.R.), 194.
Hipton (?), 85.                Schupton, 367.                      Shipton (N.R.), 156.
Scellintone, Schelintone, 4 b, *Chylington, Schittelington, Shite- Shitlington, 247, 248.
82 b.                        lington, 228, 292, 352.
Sidingale, 8, 83.             Siclinghalle, Sigglinghall, Sykelyng- Sicklinghall, 171.
hall, 45, 203, 293, 349.
Sibil, Sibill, 93, 99.               Siddle, 41.
Sigestun, Sighestun, 3, 85.   Siggleston, Syggeston, 101 n., 102, Sigston, 56.
341.
Silchestone, Silcston, 38,  *Silkeston, 363.                       Silkeston, 274.
38 b, 82.
*Silfou, 327.                        Silpho, 77.
Siglesdene, 64.               Sigglesdon, Sighelesden, Siglesdon, Silsden, 185.
13, 196, 356.




526                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Silftune, Siluetune, 6 b, 85.  Hover Silton, Over Sylton, 93, Silton (Over), 56.
97 n., 98, 322.
Silton Paynill, Nether Silton, 98, Silton (Nether), 71.
322.
Senerebi, 31, 85 b.           Synderby, Surderby, 182, 339.        Sinderby, 86.
Sevenictun, Siuenintun, Si- Cynelyngton, Sevelyngton, Syne- Sinnington, 90.
uerinctun,  Siuerintune,   lyngton, Syvelyngton, 141, 142,
33 b, 34, 84 b.               147, 239, 326.
Schirebi, 24, 85 b.           Skitheby, Skiteby, 171, 334.         Skeeby, 39.
Skeftelyng, Akefling, 76, 248 n., Skeffling, 257.
305, 376.
Scalebre, Scalebro, 37, 82.   *Skelbrok, 364.                      Skelbrook, 264.
Chenaresford, Kenaresforde, *Sheldon, Cnarresford, Knarford, Skelden, 118.
Neresforde, 12 b, 65 b, 83.   408 n., 417.
Skelderschuthe, 136.                 Skelderskew, 30.
Scanhalla, 36 b, 82.          *Skelale, 364.                       Skellow, 264.
Scelmertorp, Scemeltorp, 39, *Skelmanthorp, 363.                   Skelmanthorpe, 261.
82.
Scheldone, Scheltone, 12 b, *Skelton, 331.                         Skelton (p. Ripon), 119.
83b.
Sceltun, Sceltune, 35, 81.    *Skelton, 210.                        Skelton (p. Leeds), 218.
Schilton, Scilton, 14, 86.    Sckelton, Skelton, 70, 316.           Skelton (p. Howden), 238.
Sceltun, Scheltun, 2, 31, 81. *Skelton, 325 n., 381.                Skelton (Bulmer), 157.
Skelton, 172 n., 173, 334.           Skelton (p. Marsk), 38.
Scheltun, Sceltun, 16, 84.   Skelton, 124, 125, 126, 128, 132 n., Skelton ({Langbargh), 8, 18.
134, 234, 236, 328.
Schirne, 4, 61, 86 b.         *Skyrne, 307.                         Skerne, 162, 179.
Scoxebi, 17, 85.              *Scewysbye, Stouesby, 324, 381.    Skewsby, 122.
Schibeden, Scipedene, 8 b, Skibden, Skybdon, 13, 196, 356.    Skibeden, 168.
83 b.
Schitebi, 13, 86.             Skiteby, Skyteby, 79, 263, 308.      Skidby, 225.
Skyningrave, 124.                    Skiningrove, 8.
Scinestorp, 21 b, 81 b.       Skynthorp, 5, 8.                     Skinthorpe (Site of), 276,
284.
*Skipse, 303.                        Skipsea, 180.
Sciptone, 8 b, 83 b.          Skipton, Skypton, 13, 145 n., 189, Skipton, 168.
190 n., 191, 192, 193, 194, 195,
196, 356,-see Index IT.
Schipetune, 51 b.             Skipton, Skypton, 93, 95, 323.       Skipton-on-Swale, 103.
Schipeuuic, Schipewic, 61, Skipwith, Skipwyth, 60, 66, 67, Skipwith, 206, 207.
86.                           241, 317, 319.
*Skirkotes, 361.                     Skircoat, 231.
Schirelai, Schirle, Schireslai, North  Skirlagh, Skyrlaghe,  74, Skirlaugh (North), 212.
Scirlai, 52 b, 53, 87 b.      243 n., 372.
Schereltune, 52 b, 87 b.      Skyrlington, 75, 246 n., 372.        Skirlington, 180.
Scarpenbec, Scarpinberg,   Cyrkenbek, Schyrpenbek, Skirken- Skirpenbeck, 158.
64 b, 78, 87.                 beck, 71, 274, 315.
Slateborne, 69 b.             Sclateburn, Slaitburn, Slayteburn, Slaidburn, 165.
Claxteburn, 15, 16 n., 197, 354.
Slaghewhait, Taghewhait, 351.       Slaithwaite, 259, 260.
Slidemare, 20, 65 b, 87 b.    Sleddemere, Sledemer, 73, 113n., Sledmere, 143.
272, 315.
*Sleytes, 327.                       Sleights, 32.
Scleneforde, Sclenneford,   *Slenyngford, 212, 387, 408 i., 417, Sleningford, 102.
12 b, 83.                     436.
Eslingesbi, Selingesbi, Se- Slengesby, Slyngesby,  110, 113, Slingsby, 106.
lungesbi, 16 b, 60 b, 84 b.   115, 321, 435 n.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                     527
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.             6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Smeton, Smetton, 23 b, 85 b. Smethton, 177, 180.                    Smeaton (Great), 40.
Smidetune, Smitune, 3, 6 b, Smiton, Smitheton,  Parva, 102, Smeaton (Little), 40.
85.                           341.
Smedetone, 37, 82.            *Magna Smytheton, 364.               Smeaton (Kirk), 250.
Smedetone, 37.                *Parva Smytheton, 363.               Smneaton (Little), 250.
Snechintone, Snechintune,  Snaynton, 141, 144, 146, 239, 240, Snainton, 92.
3 b, 33 b, 51, 65 b, 84 b.    326.
Esneid, Esnoid, Esnoit, 36, *Snayth, 363.                          Snaith, 251.
66, 68.
Snape, Snapp, 161, 336.              Snape, 85, 86.
Sneton, Snetune, 15, 84.      *Sneton, 327.                         Sneaton, 32.
Snitehala, 39 b, 82.          *Snythale, Snytall, 228, 292, 352.   Snydale, 249.
Sudburne, 4, 86 b.            *Suthbrun, 90 n., 307.               Southburn, 178.
Solberge, 24 b, 85 b.         Selborgh, Solbergh, 176, 334.        Sowber Hill (?), 70.
Sorebi, 4 b.                  *Soureby, 361.                       Sowerby (p. Halifax), 230.
Sorebi, 3, 6 b, 85.           Soureby, 93, 323.                    Sowerby (p. Thirsk), 87.
Sourebi, 7, 85.               Suleby sub  Koteclyf, Sureby  et Sowerby-under-Cotcliff, 56,
Herteleclif, 101, 340.               71.
Spellinton, 18, 55 b, 58, 86.  Spaldington, 83, 252, 309.           Spaldington, 223.
Spantun, Spantune, 33, 84 b. Spanton, Scapton, 123, 367.           Spaunton, 74.
Specton, Spretone, 4, 19, 87. Speton, 54, 312.                      Speeton, 128.
Speningetorp, 28 b, 85 b.     Spenythorne, Sponithorn, 159, 338. Spennithorne, 68.
Spoford, 49 b, 83.            Spoford, Spofford, 45, 49, 203, 293, Spofforth, 171.
349.
Sprotelai,Sprotele, Sprotelie, Spretlegh, Sprotele, Sprotle, 77, Sproatley, 227.
52, 55, 79 b, 87 b.           364, 374.
Sproteburg, 7 b, 44, 81 b.    Sprotburgh, Sproteburg, Sprotte- Sprotborough, 284.
burgh, 6, 12, 232, 283, 366.
Sprostune, 6, 84 b.           Sproxton, 110, 114, 320.              Sproxton, 89.
Stacuse, 69.                  Stachus, Stochouses, 21, 200.         Stack House, 132.
Stainburg, Stanburg, 39, 82. *Staynneburgh, 364.                   Stainbrough, 274.
Stainburne, Stanburne, 8,83. Staynburn, Steinburn, 45, 205, 349. Stainburn, 170.
Standal-Brig, Stayndalerigge, 124, Staindale Hill (?), 27.
132, 236.
Steinford, Stenforde, 47,78b. Stainford, Staynford, 3, 359.        Stainforth, 265.
Stainforde, 69.              3Stainforth, Staneford, Staynford,    Stainforth (Great), 114.
22, 201; 355.                      Stainforth (Little), 114.
Stanlei, Nordstanlai, 5, 12 b, *Staneley, 331.                     Stainley (North), 102.
83.
Estanlai, Stanlai, 5, 83, 83 b. *Kirk Stanlee, Kerkestan', 331 n., Stainley (South), 137.
353.
*Suth Stanlee, 353.                  Stainley (Farm?), 137.
*Staynseeker, 327.                   Stainsacre, 32.
Steinesbi, 15, 84.            Stainsby, Staynesby, 124, 128, 236, Stainsby, 16.
330.
Staintone, Stantone, 43, 81b. Stainton, Staynton, 3, 11, 233, 283, Stainton (Strafforth), 290.
365.
Esteinton, Steintun, 5, 15, Stainton, Stayneton, 105 n., 124, Stainton (Langbaxrgh), 16.
15 b, 46 b, 70 b, 84.         125 n., 127 n., 131, 132, 236, 238.
Staunton, Staynton, 158, 336.        Staintou (Hang W.), 53.
Pons Belli, Ponte Belli, 86, 310.    Stamford Bridge (E.), 158.
Pons Belli, Pontebell, 60, 61, 319.  Stamford Bridge (W.), 158.
Steineshale, 78 b.            *Stansale, Stansall, 233, 283, 365.   Stancill, 291.
Stayneowe, 124.                      Stanghow, 18.
Staynhowe, 175.                      Stanhowe, 55.
Stanlei, 4 b, 82 b.           *Staneley, Taneley, 351.             Stanley, 233.
Stanesfelt, 4 b.              *Stansfeld, Scheffeld, 361.          Stansfield, 229.




528                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,          Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.              6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Steinueges, Stenuueghes,    Staynwegges,  Staynwigges,  170, Stanwick, 25.
Stenwege, 23, 23 b, 85 b.      334.
Staplendun, 23, 85 b.         Stapelton, Stapilton, 116 n., 178, Stapleton, 26.
335.
Stapletone, 37, 82.            *Stapelton, 363.                      Stapleton (Park), 250.
Stamphotne, 69.               Stauerbot, 19.                         Starbotton, 98.
Stradford, 24, 85 b.          *Stretford, 333.                       Startforth, 12.
Stanlei, Stanleia, 65, 83.    *Staveley, 211, 353.                   Staveley, 137, 138.
Stactone, Stacstone, Staxtun, Staxton, 52, 249, 312.                 Staxton, 109.
4, 7, 87.
Estiresbi, Stirsbi, 60 b, 85.   Steresby, Sterisby, 108, 324, 379.    Stearsby, 122.
Stiuetune, 59.                Stiveton, Styveton, 15, 355.           Steeton (p. Kildwick), 185.
Stiuetone,  Stiuetune,  63, Stiveton, Styveton, 24, 27 n., 178 n., Steeton (p. Bolton Percy),
78 b, 79, 82 b.               218, 289, 343.                         190.
Stiveton, Styveton, 48, 213, 284, Steeton (p. Sherburn), 220.
383, 398, 400, 403, 410, 411.
Steflingefled, Steflinflet,Stef-  Stivelingflete, Styvelyngflet, 60, 64, Stillingfleet, 206.
lingefeld, 7, 31, 61, 62 b,   65., 308., 319, 411.
86 b.
Stivelinctun, 11 b, 85.       *Styvelyngton, 368.                    Stillington, 122, 140.
Stretton, 13, 192, 194, 196, 356.    Stirton, 167.
Stidnun, 17, 84 b.            *Stytenom, Stytnam, 325, 381.          Stittenham, 141.
Stoche, 69.                    Stok, 15.                             Stock, 166.
Stochetun, Stocthun, 1 b, 31, *Stocton, Stoketon, 325, 380, 382 n. Stockton-on-the-Forest, 157,
81.                                                                  158.
Stocheslage, 67 b, 84.         Stokeslay, Stokesley, 133, 135, 237, Stokesley, 28.
328.
Stanegrif, Steinegrif, 11 b, Staingrive, Staingryfe, Stayngrife, Stonegrave, 106.
56 b, 84 b.                    110, 116, 119, 320.
*Storwhait, Scottwhait, 253, 309.   Storthwaite, 192.
Stodfald, Stofald, Stotfalde, Stodfold, 11.                          Stotfold, 276.
21, 44 b, 81 b.
Strenshale, 12, 85.           *Strensall, 368.                       Strensall, 157.
Eistop, Istop, 37, 82.         Stubbes-Lacy, Stubbus, Sculbies, Stubbs (Hampole?), 264.
4, 7, 359.
Stubbes, 363.                         Stubbs (Walden?), 250.
Stubushum, Stubusun, 7 b, Stubbes, 31 n., 41.                        Stub House, 188.
81.
(  Studleye, 46.                         Studler Roger, 119.
ali    Estollaa,   Stollai  ungerj  Stodeley, North Studley,
alia   Estollaia,  Stollai,     204.
6tollei, Stolleia, 12 b 49   Stodlay, Stodeley, Studley Magna, Studley Royal, 119.
65, 68, 83.                     31 435.
L *Parva Stodeley, 204, 294.
Stutone, Stutune, 48, 64, *Stutton, Sutton, 50 n., 345.              Stutton, 205.
81 b.
Sunthorp, Southorp,  76, 247 n., Sunthorpe (a lost townr on
375.                                  the Humber).
Sutton, 49, 214, 285, 344, 383.       Sutton (p. Brotherton), 235.
Suton, 8.                     Sutton, 14, 191.                      Sutton (p. Kildwick), 185.
Sudton, Sudtone, Suton, 7, *Sutton, 314.                             Sutton (p. NXorton), 124.
11, 55 b, 87.
Sudton, Sudtone, 19, 86 b.   Sutton  super Derwent, 82, 254, Sutton-upon-Derwent, 192.
309.
Sudton, Sudtone, 50, 86 b.   Foule, Ful, Sutton, 86, 259 n., 310. Sutton (Full), 158.
Sudtone, Sutone, 13 b, 54 b, Sutton, 75, 218 n., 244 ne., 304, 373, Sutton (Holderisess), 226.
87 b.                         388, 389,.404 n.,412.




INDEX  LOCORUM  1.                                     529
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Sutton, 105, 322 n., 332.           Sutton - under-WhitestoneCliff, 88.
Sudtune, Suton, 6 b, 85.     *Sutton, 324, 381.                    Sutton-on-the-Forest, 140.
Sudtone, Sutone, 14 b, 30 b, Sutton Hougrave (Wynton?), 186, Sutton Hougrave, 102.
83 b, 85 b.                  339.
Sudtone, Sutone, 29, 85 b.   Sutton, 152, 336.                    Sutton (High), 85.
Suanebi, 31, 85 b.           Swaneby, Swaynle, 182, 339.          Swainby, 86.
Swanlond, Swaneslund, 89, 263, Swanland, 239.
308, 318.
Suauetorp, 64 b, 87.         Swathorp, 57, 250, 311.              Swaythorpe (Site of), 126.
Suillictun, Suillintun, 35,81. Swilington, Swillyngton, Swinling- Swillington, 219.
ton, Swynlyngton, 35, 208, 286,
348.
Suindene, 49 b.              Swindon, Swynden, 17, 200, 355.   Swinden, 149.
Suine, Swine, 9 b, 87 b.     Swyn, Swyne, 74 n.,  75 n.,  77, Swine, 226.
244n., 305, 372 n., 389, 416,
424 n., 440.
Swynythwaite, 155, 338.             Swinethwaite, 67.
Suintone, Swintone, 44,81. Swinton, Swynton, 4, 7, 11, 232, Swinton (Straforth), 283.
283, 365, 426.
Suinton, 29, 85 b.           Swynton, 152, 336.                   Swinton (Hang E.), 101.
Suintun, Suintune, 6, 84 b.  Swinton, Swynton, 110, 111, 112 n., Swinton (Ryedale), 124.
115, 321.
Tatecastre, 48, 78, 78 b, 81 b. Tadcastre, Taddecastre, 25 n., 26 n., Tadcaster, 190.
48, 214, 284, 346.
Tanefeld, 30, 85 b.          Est Tanfelde, 181, 334 n., 339.      Tanfield (East), 102.
alia Tanefeld, 30 b, 85 b.    West Tanfelde, 153 n., 182, 339.    Tanfield (West), 102.
Tancresleia, 22, 82,         *Tankeresley, 224 n., 363.           Tankersley, 282.
Tansterne, 52, 87 b.         Tanston, Tanstern, 74, 375.          Tansterne, 212.
Tameton, Tametun, 5 b,  Tampton, Tanton, 124, 128, 235, Tanton, 28.
16 b, 67 b, 70 b, 84.        236.
Teurinctune, Teurinton,    *Terrington,Tyrrington, Tyvering- Terrington, 123.
Teurintune, 17, 31 b, 33 b,   ton, 324, 379, 380.
84 b.
Toruelestorp, 9 b, 87 b.     Tarlesthorp, Tharlthorp, Tharles- Tharlesthorpe, (a lost town
thorp, 77, 248, 303 n., 305, 377,   on the Humbeir).
389, 437.
Eston (?), 31, 85 b.         Thekeston, Thoxton, 181, 339.        Theakston, 86.
Timbelbi, Timbelli, 3, 85.    Thimelby, Tymelby, 103, 341.        Thimbleby, 56.
Turgilebi, Turgislebi, 11,   Thurkelby,  Tirkalby,  Trurkeby, Thirkleby (E.R.), 125,
19 b, 56, 87 b.              Turkeby, 71,73,273,315,401,404.
Turchilebi, 59 b.            Thurkelby, Thurkilby, Turkylby, Thirkleby (N.R.), 104.
93, 94, 95, 106 n., 322.
Thirleby, Trilleby, Trylleby, 93, Thirlby, 88.
97, 281 n., 322.
Thirne, 29 b, 85 b.          Thirn, Thirne, 154, 337.             Thirn, 85.
Tirnetoste, Tirnetofte, 24 b, Thirnetoft, Thirntoft, 175, 334.    Thirntoft, 55, 70.
85 b.
Tresc, Tresch, Tresche, 6 b, *Thresk, 93 n., 104 n., 106 n., 322.  Thirsk, 87.
59 b, 85.
Torchilebi, 52 b, 87 b.      Thorkelby, Thurkylby, 74, 373.       Thirtleby, 227.
Sixtedale, Sixtendale, Xis- Sexendale, Sixendale, 73, 315.        Thixendale, 159.
tendale, 19 b, 64 b, 87.
ruroluestorp, Turulfestorp, Thoraldethorp, Thoraldthropp, 107, Tholthorpe, 139.
11 b, 85.                    324, 381.?uraltbi, Turalzbi, Turodebi, Thoraldeby, 71, 274, 315.           Thoralby (E.R.), 159.
3 b, 67, 87.
M M




530                                  INDEX  LOCORUM  1.
Domesday Book.             Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,           Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.            Nomina Villarum, etc.              6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Turodesbi, Turoldesbi, 27 b, Thoraldeby, 162.                        Thoralby (N.R.), 67.
85 b.
Toroldesbi, Turoldesbi, 5 b, Thoralby, Thoraldby, 126, 130, 133. Thoraldby, 28.
67 b, 84.
Toresbi, 27 b, 85 b.           Thoresby, 151, 337.                   Thoresby, 67.
Turgisbi, 56 b, 86.            Thorgandeby, Yergamby, 60, 64, Thorganby, 207.
319.
Toredderebi, 8 6, 83 b.        Thorleby, Torleby, 13, 196.           Thorlby, 167.
*Thormotby, Thormotbye, 324, 381. Thormanby, 104.
Tormozbi, Turmozbi, 5 b, 15, Thermerby,  Thormanby,  Thor- Thornaby, 15.
46 b, 70 b, 84.               monby,  Thormotheby,  Thormotby, 105, 124, 125, 127, 131,
132, 236, 329, 332.
Thornberg, Thornbergh, Thorne- Thornbrough   (Birdforth),
berg, Thornebergh, 93, 96, 97,   87.
322.
Thornebergh, 181.                     Thornbrough  (HSaliAkeld),
102.
*Thorn, 363.                          Thornhurst (?), 264, 276.
Torneure, Tornoure, 35 b, Thorenour, Thornor, Thornoure, Thorner, 204.
78, 81.                       39, 40, 208, 287, 348.
Torn, Tome, 52, 87 b.          Thorne, Thornejuxta Hedon, Thor- Thorngumbald, 241.
gombaud, 75, 76, 244 n., 247.,
305, 376.
Torni, Tornil, 40 b, 82.       *Thornhill, Thornhull, 229, 292, Thornhill, 247.
352.
Thirnon, Tirnum, 4 b, 70, Thirnom, Thirnum, 58, 312.                 Thornholme, 145.
87.
Torgrimestorp (?), 70.        Thurgenthorp,   Turgerinthorp          Thornthorpe (Site of), 142.
(Tkouthorp?), 72, 270, 314.
Torentone, Torentune, 41, 8Thornton, 226, 361.                       Thornton (Morley), 216.
82 b.
Torentun, Torentune, 49 b, Thorneton, 19, 199, 355.                  Thornton (Staincliffe), 167.
69.
Tornetun, Tortetun, 55 b, *Thorneton, Thornton in Spaldyng- Thornton (Hcarthill), 193.
86.                           more, 253 n., 254, 309, 419.
Torentun, Tornetun, 5, 15, Thorneton, Hornton, 124, 126 e.2 Thornton (Langibargh), 16.
46 b, 84.                      127, 128, 235, 236, 238, 330.
Torentone, Torentune, 12 6, *Thornton, 331.                          Thornton (Bishop), 136.
83.
Torenton, Torentone, 65 b, Thornton, Thorneton Cundale, 184, Thornton Bridge, 120.
83 b.                         339.
1Thornornton, Thorneton, 278, 362.   Thornton-in-Lonsdale, 95,
96.
Thornton Collynge,-see Cowling.
Gristorentun, Gritorentun   Thorneton  in  Vivar',  Thornton  Thornton-le-Beans, 71.
(?), 3, 85.                   cumn  Vinas, 101, 340.
Torentun, 17, 31 b, 85.        *Thornton, 325, 381.                  Thornton-le-Clay, 141.
Thorneton, Thornton in Mora, 94, Thornton-le-Moor, 71.
96, 323.
Torentone, Torentun, 3, 46b, Thorneton in Strata, 103, 340.          Thornton-le-Street, 87.
85.
Thorneton, Thorneton super Mon- Thornton-on-the-Hill, 104.
tern, 93, 94, 323.
Torentun, Torentune, 3 b, Thornton, Thorneton prope Pyker- Thornton Dale, 91.
5 b, 33 b, 84 b.              inge, 144, 145, 146, 147, 239,
240, 326.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    531
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
ornenton, Tornitun, 5 b, Thorneton in Risberg, Thornton  Thornton Riseborough, 90,
84 b.                        sub Rysbergh, 111, 122,123,321.   91.
oreton, Torenton, 27b,85 b. Thorleton Rust, 150, 338.            Thornton Rust, 66.
ornentone, 28 b, 85 b.      Thorneton  Stiward,  156, 162 n., Thornton Steward, 69.
337.
oorreton, Torretun, 29 b,  Thornetun, 153 n., 154, 162 n., 337. Thornton Watlas, 85.
85 b.'orp, 63, 82 b.             Thorpe Arche, Arches, D'Arch', 25, Thorparch, 189.
219, 220 n., 290, 342.!orp, 23, 85 b.             Thorp, 167, 168, 334.                Thorpe (p. Wycliffe), 13.
Thorpe (Myddelton cum), 124.
Thorp, Sarp, 70, 316.               Thorpe (p. Sowsden), 223.'orp, 87.                   Thorp, 56, 249, 311.                 Thorpe (p. Riudston), 145.'orp, 5, 16, 84.            Thorp juxta Kilton, 129, 132, 237, Thorpe (Kilton), 18.
328.
Thorp (juxta Thresk), 106.          Thorpefield (?), 103.'adetorpes (?)              Thorp Atun, Thorp Malteby,-see  Middlethorpe.!orp, 37, 82.               *Thorp, 364.                         Thorpe Audlin, 250, 264.
*Thorp Basset, 274 n., 314.         Thorpe Basset, 125.
Thorp Eleys, Elys, 72, 144, 274.
)otele (?), 53, 87 b.       Thorp, 74, 243 n., 375.              Thorpe Garth, 213.?orp, 29 b, 85 b.           Thorp Pirrowe, Pirrom, 161, 336.   Thorpe Perrow, 85.
*Thorp Parva, 340. On the Site of Thorpe Row House, 41.
2orp, 43, 81 b.             Thorp Salvayne, Rikenildthorp, 3, Thorpe Salvin, 300.
11, 214 n., 233, 365, 380 n.?orp, 35 b, 81.             Thorp Stapelton, Thorp sub Roth- Thorpe Stapleton, 218.
well Hawght, 34, 210, 288.?orp, 68 b.                 Thorp, 13, 196.                      Thorpe-sub-Montem, 134.
*Thorp, Thorpe Wellwyk, 305, 376, Thorpe (Welwick), 256.
421.:orp, 36, 81 b.             *Thorpe, Thorp Wilughby,Wyleby, Thorpe Willoughby, 221
50 n., 213, 284,383,400,410,411.'orp, 51, 84 b.             Thorpfeld, Torpfeld, 139, 146, 240.
ireschefelt, 8, 59.         Threschefeld, Thresfeld, 20, 202, Threshfield, 134.
355.
[riberga, Triberge,48b, 81b. Trebergh, Triberg, Tribergh, Try- Thribergh,289.
berg, 6, 10, 230, 281, 358.
Thurstanby, Thurustanby, 140, 146, Throxenby, 77.
240.
*Thorescrosse, 353.                 Thruscross, 152.
Lurgesland, 39, 82.          *Thurkerland, 363.                  Thurgoland, 282.
)urolueston, Turulfestune, *Thurleston, 364.                     Thurlstone, 273.
39, 82.?ernusc, Ternusche, 21, 48, Thirneschoch, Thirnescogh,Thirne- Thurnscoe, 275.
81 b.                        scowe, Tyrinsco, 10, 231, 282,
359.'ostenland, 82 b.           *Thurwistandland, 351.               Thurstanland, 260.
uenc, Tuuenc, 4 b, 7, 70, Tweng, Twenge, 56, 249, 311,341 n. Thwing, 127.
87.
ibetorp, Tipetorp, 4, 7, 66 b, Tibthorp, Tybbethorp, 90, 307.    Tibthorpe, 16i.
70, 86 b.
)adesleia, 43, 81b.         *Tykhill, 365-see Index II.          Tickhill, 291.
imble, 5, 83.               *Tymble, Tymble Percy, 211, 353.  Timble (Great), 170.'imbe, Timble, 5, 12, 81.    *Timbild, Tymble, Parva Tymble, Timble (Little), 170.
204, 294, 402, 410 n., 420, 425.'ineslauue, Tirneslauue,    Tinneslawe, Tynneslawe, 4, 365.    Tinsley, 289.
43b 81 b.
1 Al   2




532                                 INDEX LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Tocstune, Toscotun, 16, 84.  Thocotes, Tocottes, Toucytes, 124, Tocketts, 17.
128, 132, 133, 236, 237, 330.
Tocvi, 63 b.                 Tocwith, Tokewith, Tokewyth, Tod- Tockwith, 173.
wyk, 29, 222, 290, 342.
Tateuuic, 21, 81 b.          Totewyk, Tottewyk, 6, 9, 49 n., 230, Todwick, 296.
359.
Tofthouse, Thouhouse, Tonehouse, Near Harewood.  Lost.
40, 41.
Tolesbi, Tollesbi, 5 b, 46 b, Tolisby, Tollesby, Tolsby, 124, 127, Tolesby, 16.
67 b, 70 b, 84.              128, 136, 235, 238.
Tolentun,Tolletune, 1b,85. *Tollerton, 368.                       Tollerton, 139.
Toletorp, 10 b, 86 b.        Tolthorp, 79, 255.                   Tolthorpe (Site of), 194.
Tuinc, 41, 82 b.             Tong, Tonge, 30, 225, 279, 360.      Tong, 217.
Topcliue, Topeclive, 51 b, 85. Toppeclif, Toppeclive, 94, 323.    Topcliffe, 103.
Togelestun, Togleston, To- Tolleston, Ulleston, 50, 345.          Toulston, 189.
glestun, 20, 64, 78, 81,
81 b.
Touetorp, 7, 19 b, 87.       Thouthorp, Touthorp, 73, 271, 315. Towthorpe (E.R.), 143.
*Towthroppe, 368 n., 379, 380.      Towthorpe (N.R.), 157.
Touetun, 81 b.               *Toueton, Toutetcn, Soueton, 44 n., Towton, 205.
50 n., 215, 285, 346.
Traneby, 80, 81, 258 n.             Tranby, 239.
Trectone, Tretone, 21, 81 b.  Treton, Tretthon, 6, 9, 230, 281, Treeton, 295.
358.
Tranehollme, 124, 126, 130.         Trenholme, 41.
Tunestal, Tunestale, 52, 87 b. Tunstall, 75, 76, 77, 246 n., 247 n., Tunstall (E.R.), 228.
248 n., 304, 374.
Tunestale, 26, 85 b.         *Tunstal, 336.                       Tunstall (Hang E.), 54.
Tonestale, Tonnestale, 5 b, Tonesdaill, Tonstall, Tunstall, 124, Tunstall (Langbargh), 28.
84.                          126, 129, 237.
*Teresall, 226.                     Tyersall, 217.
Uckerby, Ukkerby, 174, 335.         Uckerby, 39.
Ugleberdesbi, 15, 84.        *Ugilbardby, 327.                    Ugglebarnby, 32.
Ughetorp, 5, 84.             Uggethorp, Ugthorpe, 136, 329.    Ugthorpe, 31.
Oleschel, Oleslec, 12 b, 81.   *Ulskelf, 50 n., 368, 399.         Ulleskelfe, 205.
Ollei, Olleie, 21 b, 81 b.   Ullay, Ulley, 6, 9, 230, 281, 358.    Ulley, 295.
Ulfram, Ulreham, 54, 87 b.  Ulram, 74, 76, 243 n., 245 n., 302, Ulrome, 163.
372.
Ulveshowe, Elueshou, 158, 337.      Near Ulshaw Bridge? Lost
Unchelfsbi, Unchelsbi, Un- *Hunkelby, 315.                        Uncleby, 159,
glesbi, 7 b, 34, 87.
Upelider, 15, 84.            Uplethum, Uplethym, Lethum,  Upleatham, 7.
Lithum, Lythum, Lythym, 124,
125, 130, 131, 132, 133, 136, 137,
237.
Upsale, 17 b, 85.            Uppeshall, Uppessale, Huppessale, Upsall (Birdforth), 71.
93, 97, 322.
Upesale, Upeshale, 5, 67 b, Uppesale, Upsall, 124, 127, 235, Upsall (Langbargh), 16, 17
70 b, 84.                    329.
Opsala, Upsale, 30 b, 85 b.   Uppeslunde, 183.                    Upsland, 102.
Ultone, Uptone, 37, 82.      *Uppeton, 364.                       Upton, 264.
Utelai, 8.                   Utteley, 16.                         Utley, 185.
Widitun, 69 b.               Waddington, Wadington, 17, 197, Waddington, 182.
354.
Wadesuurde, 4 b.             *Waddeworth, 361.                    Wadsworth, 230.
Wadeuorde, Wadeuurde,   Waddeworth, Waddesworth, Wad- Wadworth, 284, 285,
Wadewrde, 43, 78 b, 81 b.   worth, 2, 9, 233, 282 n., 283, 365.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                    533
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.           Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
7agene, Waghene, 13 b, 53, *Waghen, 373.                         Waghen, 211.
87 b.
7achefeld, Wachefelt, 4 b, *Wakefeld, 228, 352.                  Wakefield, 248.
82b.
Walburne, 157, 336.                 Walburn, 53.
*Waldon, 338.                       Walden, 83.
Walelinton, Watterlington, 75,
244 n.
Vales, Walise, 21 b, 43, 81 b. Wales, Weles, 5, 365.             Wales, 300.
Valcheton, Walchinton,    *Walkyngton, 260 n., 317.              Walkington, 210.
Walchintone, 10, 14, 67,
78, 86.
Walmire, Walmyre, 178, 335.         Walmire, 26, 40.
Valetone, Waletune, 63, 79, Walton, Walton juxta Thorparches, Walton (Ainsty), 189.
79 b, 82 b.                  25, 220, 290, 342.
Valeton, 82.                *Walton, 352.                        Walton (Agbrigg), 248.
Valtone, 49, 83.            *Walton, 203.                        Walton-Head, 171.
Wandesford, 57, 249, 312.           Wansforth, 162.
Vaplinton, 4, 86 b.         Wapplington, 89, 309.                Waplington, 193.
Varlauesbi, Werlegesbi, 3, Warlaghby, 176, 334.                  Warlaby, 70.
25, 85 b.
Verla, 4 b.                 *Warlowby, 361.                      Warley, 230.
Varnesfeld, 12, 82.         *Warnefeld, 352.                     Warmfield, 249.
Vemesforde, Wermesford,  *Wermesworth, 359.                      Warmsworth, 284.
20 b, 47 b, 81 b.
Varte, Wartre, 3 b, 18 b, 50, Wartre, 91, 256, 310.              Warter, 117.
86 b.
Vadsande, 54 b, 87 b.       Wassand, Wathsand, Waxan, 74, Wassand (Great), 197.
305, 373.
Vat, 30 b, 85 b.            Wath, 182, 183 n., 339.              Wath (lacllikeld), 102.
Vad, 60 b.                  Wath, 110, 116, 119.                 Wath (Ryedale), 106.
Vade, Wat, Wate, 44, 66, Wath, 1, 7, 8 n., 230, 281, 358.        Wath-upon-Dearne, 283.
81 b.
Vadles, 29 b, 85 b.         Watlous, 154, 337.                   Watlas (Thornton), 85.
Watterlington,-see Walelinton.
Vaton, Wattune, 18 b, 67, *Watton, 307.                          Watton, 178.
86b.
Valbi, 10, 55 b, 86.        Waldeby, 79, 264, 308, 388 n.        Wauldby, 239.
Glaphowe, Wapillhowe, 125, 132, Waupley, 18.
235.
Vasham, Wassham, Was-  Waxan, Waxham, 76, 246 n., 304, Waxholme, 242.
sum, Waxham, 52, 53,    374.
53 b, 79 b, 87 6.
Vardam, Wartle, 65 6, 78 b, Wardelay, Wyberdelay, Wyveres- Weardley, 188.
81.                          desley, 41, 42, 209.
Vifretorp, 11, 87 b.        *Wyverthorp, 272, 315, 389, 401, Weaverthorpe, 126.
404, 414.?ela, Wela, 13 b, 87 b.     *Wel, Wele, 401, 405, 407, 420.    Weel, 211.
Videtone, Widetun, Wide- *Witheton, 206, 295.                    Weeton, 188.
tune, 8, 65 b, 66 b, 82 6,
83.
NVicstun, 3 b, 46, 86.       *Wighton, Wytheton, 261, 310.    Weighton (Market), 209.
Wideton, 61, 86.             Witheton, Wychton, Wytheton, Weighton (Little), 225.
88, 262, 308.
Wellebrune, 6, 17, 34, 84 b.  *Welburn, 120 n., 129 n., 324, 378. Welburn, 123.
Welberg, Welleberge, 6, Welh,Weerch,Wellebergh,Wethergh, Welbury,41.
70 b, 85.                    94, 99, 102 n., 322.




534                                 INDEX  LOCORUM  1.
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Wellon, Wellun, 55 b, 61 b, Wellom, Wellum, 71, 268, 314.        Welham, 124.
87.
Welle, 29, 85 b.             Well, Welle, 159, 162 n., 336.      Well, 86.
Welleton, 14, 14 b, 18, 18 b,  XWelleton, 241 n., 317.           Welton, 239.
19, 46, 77, 77 b, 78, 86.
*Thorp, Thorpe Wellwyk, 305, 376, Welwick Thorpe, 256.
421.
XWendreslaga, 28, 85 b.      Wendesley, 150 n., 158, 337.        WVensley, 68.
Winteuuord, Winteuuorde, Wyntworth, Wynteworth, 7, 10, Wentworth, 283.
Wintreuuorde, 44, 81 b.      365.
Westburne, 4, 86 b.          Westburn,-see Kirkburn.
Westby, 18, 199.                    Westby, 166.
Westerdaill, Westerdale, 125, 330.  Westerdale, 44.
Westhorpe, 141, 144.
Westone, 34, 83.             Weston, 44, 204, 294, 349.          Weston, 187.
Westingby, Worstingby, 125, 237.
Wiuestou, Wyuestou, 71, 314.        Westow, 142.
Westuic, Westuuic, 12 b, *Westwick, Westwik, Westwyk, Westwick, 137.
83.                          44 s., 212, 331, 387, 436.
Wedrebi, 49 b, 62 b, 83.     *Wederby, Wetherby, Wytherby, Wetherby, 172, 189.
203, 204 n., 294, 349, 394 n.
Wetwangham, 10 b, 86 b.    *Wetewange, 272, 315, 388, 390, Wetwang, 160.
401, 404.
Walsay, 80.                         Whalsea, or Woolsey, 233.
Warran, Warron, 7 b, 67, Suth Warhom, Warrom, Wharrom, Wharram Percy, 143.
87.                          Wharrum, 71, 73, 271, 315.
Warham, Warran, 19 b, 87.  Est Warhom, Wharrom, Whar- Wharram-le-Street, 143.
rum, 71, 271, 315.
Qwassyngton,  Wassington,  167, Whashton, 24.
333.
Queldale, Weldale, 37 b, 82. *Queldale, 363.                     Wheldale, 234.
Coldrid, 50 b, 78, 86 b.     Queldryk, 60, 61, 319, 325 n.       Wheldrake, 192.
Quennebi, 85.                *Queneby, Whenbye, 324, 379.        Whenby, 122.
Widestan,   Widestham,   Westam', Whistan, Wystan, Wyt- Whiston, 295.
Witestan, 21, 47 b, 81 b.    stan, 6, 12, 230, 231 n., 358.
Witebi, 15, 77, 84.          *Whiteby, 327.                      Whitby, 32.
*Whitegift, 363.                    Whitgift, 238, 253.
Witelaia, Witelei, 40 b, 82.  *Whiteley, Whytelay, 229, 292, Whitley (Agbrigg), 247.
352.
Witelai, Witelaie, 66,82.    *Whitley, 363.                      Whitley (Osgoldcross), 25
Whitewell,  Whitwelle,  Magna  Whitwell, 55.
Wytewell, 175, 335.
Witeuella, Witeuuelle, 17 b, *Whitewell, 324.                    Whitwell-on-the-Hill, 141
85.
Witeuude, 40, 82.            *Whitewood, 352.                    Whitwood, 234.
Crucheslaga,   Cucheslage, Quixley, Quyxley, 46, 205., 206, Whixley, 155.
Cuselade, 48 b, 49 b, 64,   296, 350.
83.
Wirueltune, 16 b, 84.        Quereleton, Warleton,  Weolton, Whorlton, 42.
Wherleton, 124, 126, 130, 134,
328, 329 n.
Wicresleia, Wincreslei, 43, Wikerley, Wykerslegh, Wykerslay, Wickersley, 290.
81 b.                        Wykersley, 6, 10, 232, 283, 365.
Wichingastorp, 6, 17, 33b, *Wiginthroppe, Wygenthorp, 324, Wiganthorpe, 123.
84 b.                        380.
Wiclesforde,   Wincheles-  Wikelsworth, Wiklesworth, Wy- Wiggleswortl, 149.
uurde, 69.                   kelesworth, 21, 199, 200 n., 355.




INDEX  LOCORUM  I.                                   535
Domesday Book.           Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,         Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
tce Wicheles, 57, 82 b.    Whihale, Wighale, Wychall, Wyg- Wighill, 190.
hale, 25., 26, 222, 291, 321 n.,
343.
Wighdon,  Wikdon,  Wygdon,  Wigton, 203.
Wygeton, 42, 209, 348.
Vic, Wich, 7 b, 81.         Wyk, Wyke, 31 n., 39, 209, 348.   Wike, 188.
Wilberfose, 87, 310.                Wilberfoss, 175.
Viduntorp, 44, 81 b.        *Wilthorp, Wylthorp, 232, 283, Wildthorpe (Site of), 284.
426.
Wilhardby, Wyllardeby, 51, 249, Willerby (Dickering), 109.
312.
Vilgardi, 86.               Willardby, Wylardeby, Wyllardby, Willerby (Hull-shire), 225.
80, 81, 88, 262, 308, 318.
Wilgetot, 18, 55 b, 58, 86.   *Wilghetoft, Wylghtoft, 252, 309.  Willitoft, 222.
Yilsedene, 8.               *Wylseden, 361.                     Wilsden, 201.
Wilseuuice,   Wiseleuuinc, *Wilsik, Wylsyck, 233, 283.          Wilsick, 290.
47 b, 78 b.
Wiflestorp, Wiulestorp, 4, Wilkesthorp, Willesthorp, Wyvel- Wilsthorpe, 146.
55, 86 b.                    thorp, 59, 249, 312, 377.
Wilestorp, Wiulestorp, 63 b, Wilsthorp, Wylesthorp, Wyveles- Wilstrop, 156.
82 b.                        thorp, Wyvelthorp, 27, 28 n., 221,
289, 290, 342.
Widtune, Wiltune, 16, 67 b, Wilton, 129, 130, 134, 135, 237, Wilton (Langbargh), 7.
84.                          328.
Wiltune, 3 b, 84 b.          Wilton, 142, 147, 239, 326.         Wilton (Pickering L.), 92.
Wilton, Wiltone, 10 b, 86 b. Wilton, Wylton, 78, 92, 255, 310, Wilton (Bishop), 159, 176.
342 n., 390, 399, 402, 404, 408 n.,
410, 411, 412, 414.
Wichingeslei, Wincheslaie, *Wykersley, Wynkesley, 204, 294.  Winksley, 118.
65, 83.
Winchetone, 53 b, 87 b.      Wyncton, Wynketon, 77, 244., Winkton (Site of), 163.
373.
Wifestad, Wistede, Wiue- Winested, Withestede, Wynested, Winstead, 242.
stad, 9 b, 52, 87 b.         77, 305, 389, 424.
Witreburne, 69.              Winterburn, 196.                    Winterburn, 150.
*Wynterset, 363.                    Winterset, 263.
Winetun, Winetune, 14 b, Wilton, Wylton, 101, 102.               Winton, 56.
85.
Wentrigenam, Wentrigham, *Wirkingham, Wyntringham, 267, Wintringham, 125.
55 b, 87.                    314.
*Wistowe,Wystowe, 345, 399, 438. Wistow, 206, 211.
Widfornessei, Witfornes, 52, *Whithornse, 305.                   Withernsea, 243.
87b.
Widforneuuic,   Witforne- Wethornwik, Withernwyk, Wy- Withernwick, 212.
uuinc,  Withforneuuinc,   thornewyk, 74, 243 n., 303, 372.
13 b, 52 b, 54 b, 87 b.
Wythekill, 17.                      Withgill, 182.
Witun, 28, 85 b.             Est Witton, Wotton, 155, 338.       Witton (East), 84.
Witun, Witune, 27 b, 28 b, West Whitton, Witton, 155, 338.  Witton (West), 67.
85 b.
Ulfardun, Uluardune, 55 b, *Ulfreton, Wlferton, Wlfreton, 262, Wolfreton, 239.
86.                          308, 318.
*Wolfelay, 364.                     Wolley, 262.
Wilbetun, Winbeltun, 11, Wymbelton, Wymbilton, Wymbyl- Wombleton, 90.
84.                         ton, 110, 117, 121, 123, 320.
Wanbella, Wanbuelle, 44, Wambewell, Wamwell, Wombewell, Wombbwell, 275, 283.
57 b, 66, 81 b.              7, 8, 10, 230, 231, 281, 282, 358.




536                                 INDEX LOCORUM  I.
Domesday Book.            Kirkby's Inquest, Knights' Fees,        Modern Names,
Facsimile Edit., 1862.          Nomina Villarum, etc.            6-in. Ordnance Survey.
Wilmereslege, Wlmeresleia, *Wymersley, 364.                      Womersley, 250.
37, 82.
Wodehall, Wodhall, 60, 67, 317.    Woodhall (E.R.), 222.
*Wodehalle, 388 s., 419.            Near Beverley. Lost.
*Wodehalle, 338.                    Wood Hall (p.Aysgarthl),6,
Wodhall apud Tresk, 104.            Woodhall, 87.
Wodehous, 15.                       Woodhouse, 134.
Wercesel, Wirceshel, 6 b, 85. Werkeshall, Wirsall, 103, 340.     Worsall (High), 27.
alio  Wercesel, Wirceshel, Wirkesale, Wirkesall, Wirkesdaill, Worsall (Low), 27.
Wercheshal, 6 b, 70 b, 85.   124, 132, 236, 329.
Wircesburg, 39, 82.          *Wyrkesburgh, 363.                  Worsbrough, 282.
Wirkelay, Wirkeley, Wyrkeley, 30, Wortley  (p. Leeds), 217
224, 279, 360.                      218.
Wirlei, Wirtleie, Wrleia, 22, *Wortelai, Wreley, Wrtlay, 230, Wortley  (p.  Tankersley)
68, 82.                      281, 364.                           282.
Wodehuse, Wodehusum, 7b, Wodhouse, Wodhusom, Wooddes- Wothersome, 189.
81.                          horn, 31 n., 38, 39, 209, 287.
*Wrankewrok, 363.                   Wrangbrook, 264.
Wereltun, 5 b, 84 b.         Wherlton,Wrelleton,Wrelton, 142, Wrelton, 91.
240, 326.    -
Weresa, 55 b, 58, 86.        Wressell, 80, 251, 309.             Wressel, 222.
Wriglay (?), 31 n., 39.
Witcliue, 23, 85 b.          Wycliff, 167, 334.                  Wycliffe, 13.
Wicam, Wicham, 3, 71, 84 b. *Wykham, 326.                        Wykeham, 93.
Wideton, Widetun, Wide- Wiueton, Wyueton, Wyuton, 75, Wyton, 227.
tune, 13 b, 52 b, 87 b.      243 n., 246 n., 304, 373.
Eiford, Jaforde, 3, 25, 85 b.  Jafford, Yafforde, 176, 335.      Yafforth, 55.
Lapun, 7, 86 b.              Yapom, Yapum, Yapun, 78, 257, Yapham, 176.
310, 390, 399, 412.
Larun, 6 b, 85.              Jarom, Jarum, Yarom, 124, 127, Yarm, 15.
128, 235, 236, 328.
Gernuic, 30 b, 85 b.         Yarnewik, Marnewyk, 183, 339.    Yarnwick (Site of), 85.
Ladon, Ladun, 7 b, 78, 81.   Yedon, Yhedon, 32, 207, 286, 347.  Yeadon, 202.
Euerslage, 59 b.             Euerslegh, Euerysley, Hoverheslay, Yearsley, 105.
93, 94, 323.
*Yedingham, 266, 314.               Yedingham, 108.
Yedingham, 141, 142.                Yedingham (Abbey), 108.
Lucufled, Lugufled, 14, 46, Yucflet, Suthkefleit, 70, 316.       Yokefleet, 238.
86.
Aiulftorp, Aiultorp,  10 b, Yolthorp, 78, 310, 390, 412 n.       Youlthorpe, 159.
64b, 86b.
Loletun, Loletune, 11 b, 85. *Yolton, 324, 381.                  Youlton, 139.




INDEX LOCORUM
II.
N.B.-This Index contains the names of all places not included in Index I.
Except where otherwise stated, the places mentioned are in Yorkshire.
A                    Beverley, liberty of St. John of, 54,
57, 58, 59, 80.
Abingdon, co. Berks, 47 n.              Bilibi, co. Line., 392 n.
Ailby, Aleby, Allesby, co. Line., 392 n.,  Billingborough, Killingburgh, co.Linc.,
394 n.                                 391.
Albeholme Dike, 213 a.                  Billinghay, Billinghey, Billingeie, BilAlford,Aldeford,Aleford,Alworth,Auf-    lingeye, co. Line., 391, 395 n.
ford, co. Line., 392 n., 394 n.      Bisshopholm (in Ripon), 436 n.
Amby, co. Linc., 394 n.                Bleby (Aleby?), co. Line., 394 n.
Angram (par. Marston), 26 n.           Bleseby, co. Notts, 387.
Ashby, co. Leic., 16 n.                 Boscar, Balschagh, Grange, 106 n.
Atley Hill, 165 n.                      Bowforth, 120 n.
Aynsty, wap. de, 433.                   Bradenstoke, co. Wilts, 5 n.
Brakanhill (Fern Hill), 33 n.
Brandon, 209 n.
B                     Brickhampton, Brighthampton, Bristhamton, co. Glouc., 396.
Baggaby Bottom, 91 n.                   Broghton, Broghton Lithe, 167 n.
Bake-stain-bench, 185 n.               Broomhead Hall, 7 n.
Bardney abbey, co. Line., 54 n.        Bulleye, co. Glouc., 396 n.
Barkeston, wap. de, 438.               Bulmere, wap. de, 434.
Barkwith (East), Barcwarth, Barke-   Burgh upon Bain, Burgo, Burthe, co.
word, Barkeworth, Barkworth, co.       Line., 393.
Line., 393.
Barkwith (West), Barcwurth, Barkeword, Barkeworth, Barkworth, co.                       C
Line., 392, 394 n.
Barnard Castle, co. Durh., 4 n.        Cantuar., libertas ecclesiae de, 238.
Battle Bridge, or Stanford Bridge, 61 n.   Cartoft Farm, 141 n.
Belthorpe House, 342 n.,-see Bergh-   Cataractonium, 161 n.
thorp.                               Caythorpe, Kaythorp, co. Leic., 386 n.
Benniworth, Benigwarth, Benigworth,   Chapelcroft (in Mileford), 384 a.
Beningworth,Beningwurth,Benyng-   Chilton, co. Wilts, 257 n.
worth, co. Line., 392, 395.          Chipping Norton, co. Oxon., 396 n.
Berghthorp (Belthorpe?), 28 n., 342 n.   Christall (Kirkstall) Ings, 25 n.
Berwick-on-Tweed, 175 n.               Churchdown, Cherchedon, co. Glouc.,
Beverley, hosp. of St. Giles at, 79, 81,  396.
85, 91, 92.                          Claipol, co. Line., 396.




538                       INDEX LOCORUM  II.
Clee, Cle, Gle, co. Line., 392.         Gibsmere, Gippesmere, co. Notts, 387 n.
Cock, river, 26 n.                      Gowdall, 364 n.
Cokermewe, co. Cumb., 145 n.            Grimsby, co. Line., 65 n., 392 n.
Cokeswold, Cokewaud, Cukewaud, Cux-   Grisby, Greseby, Grisebi, Gryselai, co.
wold, co. Line., 392.                   Line., 393.
Colsterworth, co. Line., 391 n.
Coltoft (in Frismarsk), 416 n.                           H
Commondale, Colmandale, 136 n., 137 n.
Compton Abdale, Cumpton, co. Glouc.,   Hackenby, 26 n.
396.                                 Hackenby Dike, 26 n.
Cotingeley, 350 n.                      Hackthorne, Hackethorn, Hakelthorn,
Crenacres (in Mileford), 384 n.           Hakesthorn, Hakthorn, co. Line.,
Cumberland, 245 n.                        392, 393.
Cundos, co. Glouc. (?), 396.            Hainton, Haynton, Heynton, Hayton,
Cusworth, 5 n.                            Heyton, co. Linc., 393.
Haldham, co. Leic., 385 n.
D                     Halomshire, 231.
Hambleton Dike, 213 n.
Dembleby, Dauleby, co. Line., 391.      Hanworth (Potter), Hanewurth, HoieDerwent, river, 61 n.                     burgh, co. Line., 395.
Devonshire, 300.                        Harborough (Market), co. Leic., 386 n.
Dover, co. Kent, 56 n.                  Harpswell, Herpeswell, co. Line., 392,
Dowsby, Douseby, Duseby, Ruseby, co.      393 n.
Line., 391, 395.                     Harwod Parke, 41 n.
Dunbar, Dumbar, Scotland, 48 n.         Hautenprise, Hawtemprice, 308 n.
Healing, Hekeling, Hickling, co. Line.,
392.
E                     Helperby, 368n.
Herdeby,-see Ormesby.
Earlshaw, Herleshag, co. Notts, 426.    Hexham, Exilesham, co. Northumb.,
Easton, Eston, Eston juxta Graham,        387.
co. Line., 385, 391, 395.            Hickling, —see Healing.
Ebor.,-see York.                        High Peak, co. Derb., 432 n., 434 n.
Elmbridge, Elesbrigg, co. Glouc., 396.   Hithe (Old), 303 n.
Esholt priory, 348 n.                   Hockerton, Hokerton, co. Notts, 426.
Estdaile, Esthaldale (near Cottingham),   Hodge Beck, 120 n.
415.                                 Holbeche, co. Line., 305 n.
Evesham, co. Wore., 327 n.              Holme, 305 n.
Eya, honor de, 23, 24, 94, 95, 216, 217.   Holme juxta Seleby, 242 n.
Hornby, co. Lane., 273 n., 279 n.
Horneby, Hornesby,-see Ormesby.
F                     Hornsea Mere, 76 n., 247 n.
Humber, river,  75n., 76., 77 n.,
Fairwood Fields, 159 n.                   246 n., 247 n., 305 a.
Felebrige, 235 n.                       Hungerhill, 80 n.
Fern Hill,-see Brakanhill.              Huttoft, Houtou, Hoytou, co. Line.,
Ferrybridge, Feribrigs, Fery, Fery jux-    394 n.
ta Pontem, 213, 214 n., 284 n., 346 n.   Hyda, Glouc', 396.
Finnilgley, 7 n.
Folkingham, co. Line., 391.                              I
Fontibus, ecclesia de, 18.
Foss, river, 25 n., 26 n.               Ingelby, co. Line., 325 n.
Isurium, 161 n.
G                                       K
Gailes, Gayles, 166 n.                  Kaythorp,-see Caythorpe.
Gaiterig, Gayteryk, 131 ^.              Keelby, Keleby, co. Line., 392.
Gherghton (Gerthum?), 80,.            Keldholme, 123 n.




INDEX  LOCORUM  II.                          539
Kesteven, Kestevene, co. Linc., 391,  Middlesex, 300.
395, 397.                            Midelthorp, co. Notts, 426.
Kinoulton, Kynewaldeston, co. Notts,   Millhouse Dale (near Warter), 91 n.
397.                                  More, La, 341 n.
Kirtlington, Kertelington, Kirtelyng-   Morton, co. Notts, 387 n.
ton, Kyrtlington, Kyrtlyngton, co.  Mount Ferrant House, 72 n.
Notts, 399, 412, 421, 424, 426, 440,   Mount Grace priory, 99 n.
441.                                  Muskham  (South),  Muscham, co.
Knaresborough, Knaresburgh, Knaris-       Notts, 386.
burgh, castrum de, 408; libertas de,
434.                                                   N,Abbey House, 405 n., St. Robert's priory,   Newark, co. Notts, 386 n.
405 n.; St. Robert's cave, 405 n.    Newton (near Ripley?), 44 n.
Knasemyer, 23 n.                        Newton (par. Sprotborough), 5 n.
Newton, Neuton (near Threckingham),
co. Line., 391.
L                     Nidd, river, 405 n.
Normandy, 145 n.
Laneham, Lanum, co. Notts, 402, 405,   Normanton, co. Notts, 387.
417.                                  North Hall,-see Leeds.
Lanercost, co. Cumb., 438.              Northstriding, Nortridingh, co. Line.,
Langton (East), co. Leic., 385 n.         392, 397.
Langton (Tur), Tirlangton, Tirlington,
Tyrlington, Tyverington, co. Leic.,                    0
385.
Lassington, Lassandon, Lessendon, co.   Old Cote Moor, 14 n.
Glouc., 396.                          Oliver's Mount, 139 n.
Lavington, Laventon, Lavinton, Len-   Ormesby (South), Herdeby, Horneby,
ton, Levington, co. Line., 391, 395.    Hornesby, co. Line., 393, 394 n.
Laxton, co. Notts, 417.                 Osgotecros, wap. de, 434.
Lealholme Bridge, 125 n.; Hall, 125 n.   Ouse, Use, river, 23 n., 414 n.
Lebthorpe, Lepingthorp,  Lobthorp,
Lopingthorp, co. Line., 391, 396.
Leeds, North Hall in, 38 n.                              P
Leeming Beck, 161 n.
Lemingford (Little Leeming), 161 n.    Packman's Lane, or The Street, 3 n.
Lenton,-see Lavington.                  Panton, Paunton juxta Wraggeby, co.
Levenham,-see Lubbenham.                  Line., 392, 394.
Leverton (North), Letherton, co. Notts,   Patrington haven, 77 n.
386.                                 Petithorp, Petty-Thorpe, juxta Thresk,
Likethorp (?), co. Line., 395.            106 n.
Lilleshull priory, co. Salop, 205 n.    Pickworth, Pikeworth, co. Line., 391.
Lincoln, 299.                           Pykenham Wade, co. Norf., 152 n.
Lindesie, co. Line., 393.
Lissington, Lisigton, Lissyngton, co.
Line., 392, 393, 394 n.                                Q
London, 4; Flete strete, 115 n.
Lopingthorp,-see Lebthorpe.             Quernemilneflat (in Mileford), 384 n.
Lubbenham, Levenham, Lobenham,
Lobenho, co. Leic., 385 n., 386.                       R
Ramesdale (near Scarborough), 139 n.
M                     Ravensthorpe mill, 97 n.
Retford, co. Notts, 387 n.
Marley, Mardelei, 43 n.                 Riccal Moor (Ryedale), 117 n.
Marstock, co. Warw., 308 n.             Riccal, river, 117 n.
Metheringham, co. Line., 391.           Richmund', castrum, 26; libertas de,
Middeltrithing (in Frismarsk), 416 n.     434.




540                         INDEX  LOCORUM  II.
Rigsby, Riggeby, Riggesby, Ryggesby,                         T
co. Linc., 392, 393, 394 n.
Riponshire, 417.                          Tadcaster (East), 26 n.
Roddeston, co. Northants, 145 n.          Temple House (near East Cowton),
Rodes, Royds, 225 n.                        177 n.
Rohagh, co. Notts, 426.                   Tetford, Tefford, Teford, Tesforde, TheRolleston, Roldeston juxta Suwell, co.      ford, Thetford, Schelford, Skelford,
Notts, 387 n., 394 n.                     co. Line., 393, 394.
Rothwell Hague, 34 n.                     Thornton, 47 n.
Rouen, 230 n.                             Thorpe (near Ampleforth), 106 n.
Rougemont, 347 n.                         Thorp Understane, 334 n.
Rowley, 88 n.                             Threckingham, Trikingham, co. Linc.,
Ruseby,-see Dowsby.                         391.
Ryedale, Ridale, wap. de, 434.            Tickhill, Tikehull, Tykehull, Tykhill,
Rykneld Street, 3 n.                        honor v. castrum de, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
Tirlangton,-see Langton.
S                      Tockerington, Thorkerinton, co. Northumb., 387.
Salcock (South), 329 n.                   Tofteflatt, Toteflate (in Thorp Atun),
Salford, co. Oxon, 396 n.                   217.
Salop, 300.                               Tonehouse (in Harwod Parke), 41 n.
Sandwath, 2i9 n.                          Totenhale prope London, 385 n., 416.
Sausthorpe, Sauthorp, Sauthorph, co.   Tothby, Thoutheby,  Toutheby, co.
Line., 394 n.                             Line., 392 n., 394 n.
Scheffeld, co. Kent, 91 n.                Turnham Hall, 241 n.
Schelford, Skelford,-see Tetford.         Twyford, Twiford, co. Line., 391.
Scroby, co. Notts, 398, 417, 423.
Scrubbes, 260 n.
Skell, river, 417 n.                                        U
Skillington, Schillingeton, Scilington,
co. Line., 391, 395.                    Ulshaw Bridge, 158 n.
Skipton, honor v. castrum  de, 2, 7, 8,   Upton, co. Notts, 387 n.
10, 16, 31, 44.
Sober Pasture, 176 n.
Southampton, 300.                                           W
Southorpe, 76 n., 347 i.
Southwell, Suwell, co. Notts, 386,   Walcott, Walcote, Waleton, co. Line.,
387 n., 390 n., 399,409, 412,426, 427.    391, 395.
Southwod in Apelton (Ainsty), 218 n.    Walkingham, 434 n.
Staffordshire, 300.                       Waterholme, 116 n.
Stallingborough,  Staliburg,  Staling-   Weapon-ness, 139 n.
burg, Stalynburg, co. Line., 392, 393.   Welfrikeby,-see Worlaby.
Standford Bridge, or Battlebridge, 61 n.   Welle, Walle, co. Line., 392 n., 393,
Stanford, co. Line., 418.                   394 n.
Staxton, hosp. St. Mariae de, 52.         Welwick, 76 n.
Stoke Rocheford, co. Line., 391 n.        Westbeck Bridge, 91 n.
Stowe, co. Line., 391.                    Westbek, 91 n.
Stykeswald, co. Line., 244 n.             Westhaldaile (in Cottingham), 415.
Sutton, co. Notts, 282 n.                 Westminster, Westmonasteriuml, 408,
Sutton, co. Line., 392 n., 396 n.           436 n., 442 n.
Swaby, co. Line., 394 n.                  Westres, 91 n.
Swale, river, 185 n.                      Westriding, co. Line., 392, 397.
Swallow, Swalve, Swawell, co. Line.,   Wharfe, Quarfe, river, 25 n., 26 n.
392.                                   Wheatley (South), Weteley, co. Line.,
Swaton, Swanethon, co. Line., 391.          387 n.
Swethorp, Swethop, co. Northumb.,   Wibsey, Wilbesey, 225 7.
387.                                    Widford, Wydeford, co. Glouc., 396 n.
Swyndon, co. Glouc., 396 n.               Wildthorpe Cliffs, 232 n.




INDEX  LOCORUM  II.                             541
Willingham   (South),   Wolingham,          Littelgate, 216n.; Marketskire(PaveWolingeham, Wylyngham, co. Linc.,         ment), 116 n., 325 n.; Palace Garth,
393.                                      325 n.
Witham (North), Witheme, Wytham,   York, archiepiscopal  mint,  325 n.;
North-wyme, co. Linc., 391.               palace, 273 n.,403, 404, 406, 407,
Woodhouse, 229 n.                           413; prison, 273 n.
Woolsthorpe, Wlthorp, Wolesthorp,          -   castle, 108 n.
Wollesthorp, co. Linc., 391, 396 n.          churches: All Saints, Ousegate,
Worlabi,   Welfrikeby,   Wlfrikeby,         178 n., 380 n.; St. John Evang.,
Wlvricesbi, Wylfritheby, co. Line.,       20 n., 21 n.; St. Mary Bishophill,
393.                                      Senior, 219 n.; St. Mary, Walmgate.
Wormeleye, molendinum de, 4.                65 n., 178 n.; St. Peter the Little,
Worsall (Low) Moor, 132 n.                  380 n.; St. Saviour, 258 n., 270 n.;
Wresteby (?), co. Linc., 391.               St. Wilfrid, 379 n.
Wyma, Wime, Wyne, co. Linc., 391,   -, Minster, 134 n., 400 n., 403 n.,
396.                                      431 n.
-, St. Mary's abbey, 407., St. Leonard's hospital, 17, 19,
Y                         184 n., 198.
priories: Franciscan Friars, or
Yghelmar' (in Cottingham), 415.             Friars Minors, 258 n., 380 n., 414;
Yore, river, 436 n.                         Friars Preachers, 65 n.
York, Ebor., 23 n., 36 n., 56 n., 64 n.,   -, liberty of St. Mary, 56, 57, 66,
65 n., 115 n., 148, 178 n., 301, 378.     118, 119, 121, 123, 180.
-,Bretegate, 65n.; Brettegate (Jub-   -, liberty of St. Peter, 55, 56, 57,
bergate), 380 n.; Deanery Gardens,        59, 66, 68, 114, 119, 120, 121, 122,
403 n.; the Friars' Walls, 414 n.;        123, 438.




ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.
page 2, note c, line 13. For viii, read vii.
page 20, note e, line 13. For Willelmus, read Willelmo. Line 14. For successi, read successit.
page 23, bottom line. Prefix the reference letter k to the last note.
page 27, note k, line 6. For 1470-1, read 1469-70. Line 11. For Wiverestop, read Wiverestorp.
page 47, note t. For Aid, read Feoda Militum.
page 53, line 11. For Brydlygnton, read Brydlyngton.
page 62, line 24. For Johnnes, read Johannes.
page 70, line 7. For unam, read una.
page 74, line 19. Austhorp, so written in all the copies of the Inquest, is an
error for Dowthorp. See Appendix, page 373.
page 76, note e. The site of the lost vill of Neusom, which Mr. Poulson
(Hist. Holderness, ii., 413) erroneously supposes to have been washed away by
the sea, is, I think, pretty accurately indicated by the farms called Great Newsome and Little Newsome, which lie from a quarter to half a mile N.W. of South
Frodingham, about one mile from East Halsham and Rimswell, respectively, and
upwards of two miles from the German Ocean. In Domesday Survey Niuuehusum  is placed between Halsem  and Rimeswelle. The Inq. p. m. of John
Aldelot de Neusom juxta Frodingham, who is certified in the Nomina Villarumn
as joint lord of " Neusom cum membris," was taken at Patrington, 3rd June,
18th Edward II. The jurors say that John Aldelot, junior, held at Neusorn
juxta Frothingham, the day he died, a capital messuage and certain lands of
which each oxgang contained 12 acres. His next heir was his brother William,
then 24 years old.
page 79, notej. For Towthorpe, read Tolthorpe.
page 82, line 2. For Beverlaciper, read Beverlaci per.
page 88, line 20. For Dunelmi, read Dunelm.; so also at page 93, line 21.
page 92, note t. For Great Givendale, read Little Givendale.
page 100, line 28. Strike out the period after pro.
page 108, note q, line 5. For Serjantiam, read Serjanti.a.
page 110, note k. For Calueton, read Calveton.
page 146, line 24, and note x. Bussell is probably an error for Russell. See
page 240.
page 200, note q. For Snacti, read Sancti. (In a few copies.)
page 201, note x. Drengage. For a valuable description of this peculiar
tenure, see Bolden Buke, ed. Surt. Soc., append., lviii.
page 214, note d, line 5. For ipsam, read ipsa.
page 230, line 24.  Westam' should probably be read Westain (Whiston).
page 241, line 1. HowRm appears from the Percy MS. to be " Holme-suiper-leWold," and not Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, as stated in note b.
page 251, line 8. Walterus de Heulceswrth. In the reign of queen Elizabeth,
"Willelmus Haukesworth, armiger, de Haukesworth juxta Oteley," held the
sixth part of a knight's fee in Loftsome (Percy i1S.).
page 283, line 29. For Adan, read Ada.




ADDENDA  ET CORRIGENDA.                           543
page 308, note m. For Kirk, read South. See Elveley, page 318.
page 310, note e. For Ousthorpe, read Owsthorpe.
page 356, line 13. AMagister de Hospitali.  The Master of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem.
page 360, note i. For Whittaker, read Whitaker.
page 388, line 15. Katerthorp is probably an error for Kaerthorp.  See
pages 79, 423.
page 418, line 16. For Anglorum, read Angelorum.
page 419, line 21. Manerium de Wodehalle. About 1376, Simon de Heslerton did homage in the provost's court for the Woodhall juxta Beverley, and
lands in Molescroft.-The probable site of Wobdhall is a square piece of ground
adjoining Pighill-lane, which is now (1829) moated and used as a garden (Oliver's
Beverley, 511).
page 440, line 26. For clameum, read claineo.
page 527, col. 1, line 31. For Stanlei, Nordstanlai, 5, 12 b, 83, read Nordstanlai, 12 b, 83. Line 33. For Estanlei, Stanlai, 5, 83 b, read Stanlai, Stanlei,
Stanleie, 5, 12 b, 83, 83 b.
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REPORT FOR THE YEAR MD.CCC.LXVI.
[Read at the General Meeting on the 5th of June.]
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from others of a similar description.
1. The Life of Ambrose Barnes, an Alderman of Newcastle in the seventeenth century, and a
leader of the Presbyterians in the North. From the Original in the Library of the
Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle-on-Tyne.  Now being prepared by
W. H. D. Longstaffe, Esq., for 1866.
2. The Survey of the Fees in the County of York, compiled in the reign of Edward I. by John de
Kirkby; together with some Lists of Knights' Fees, the Nomina Villarum, and various
illustrative documents. Now being prepared by Robert Skaife, Esq., for 1866.
8. Simeon of Durham. A new edition of his Chronicle; together with the Historia S. Cuthberti,
and several minor pieces. To which are added the Historia de Translationibus S, Cuthberti, and the Life of S. Margaret Queen of Scotland, by Turgot, Prior of Durham. Now
being prepared by John Hodgson Hinde, Esq., for 1867.
4. The Memorials of Fountains Abbey. Vol. II. To contain the Papal Bulls, the Royal Charters
of Privilege, and a portion of the Title Deeds of the Monastery relating to its property
in the North of England. With engravings of seals, etc. Now being prepared by J. R.
Walbran, Esq., for 1867.
5. The correspondence of John Cosin, Bishop of Durham. Gathered together for the first time
from the original MSS. at London, Oxford, Cambridge, and Durham. Now being prepared
by the Rev. George Ornsby, for 1868.
6. The Articles and Injunctions issued by the Bishops and Archdeacons within the Province of
York, from the earliest period to 1662. Now being prepared for 1868 by the Hon. and
Rev. Stephen Lawley.
7. The Lords of the Soil of the County of Durham from the earliest period to the Reformation,
comprising the descent of the estates and various other particulars, genealogical
and heraldic, relating to their owners, largely illustrated with engravings of seals, etc.
To be prepared by W. H. D. Longstaffe, Esq., and the Rev. William Greenwell.
8. The Letters, Despatches, Extracts from the Household Books, and other works and papers
of Lord William Howard of Naworth, from the originals at Castle-Howard, Naworth
Castle, and London. To be prepared by Robert Davies, Esq.
9. The Lives of S. Wilfrid by Eddi, Eadmer, and Fridegodus, with other Biographical and
Historical Documents relating to the Church of York and its rulers. To be prepared
by Rev. William Stubbs, M.A.
10. A Volume of Early Rituals, supplementary to those already published by the Society, to
contain as many of the unpublished Pontificals as the Society can obtain access to,
including that of St. Dunstan in the Imperial Library at Paris. To be prepared by
Rev. Dr, Henderson.
11. A Volume of Documents relating to the Ancient Guilds in the City of York; to contain
especially, the Register of the Guild of the Corpus Christi, which is preserved in the
British Museum. To be prepared by Robert Skaife, Esq.
12. The Inquisitions Post Mortem for the North of England, from the originals at London and
Durham.
13. A Volume of Extracts from the Depositions preserved in the Ecclesiastical Court of York,
from the fourteenth century downwards.
14. The Visitation of the County of York in 1584, by William Flower.




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15. A Volume of Wills relating to the Counties of Cumberland and Westmerland, principally
from the Registry at Carlisle.
16. A Collection of Letters and papers relating to the.Dissolution of the Northern Monasteries,
the proceedings of the Visitors, and the opposition of the Monks.
17. The Annals of the Pilgrimage of Grace, derived from unpublished documents of the greatest
interest and curiosity in the State Paper Office and the British Museum.
18. A Volume of Extracts from the Proceedings of the Court of Chancery at Durham, relating
to cases in the Counties of Durham and Northumberland in the sixteenth and seventeenth Centuries.
19. A  Concluding Volume of Extracts from the Proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Court of
Durham,
20. A Continuation of the Testamenta Eboracensia.
21. Cardinal Langley's Survey of the Palatinate of Durham, together with Extracts from the
contemporaneous Bailiff's Rolls.
22. Memorials of Kirkstall Abbey; The history of its foundation; the Chronicle of Kirkstall;
and Extracts from the Charter Books of that ancient house.
23. Selections from the yearly Rolls of the Bursar of the Monastery of Durham, beginning in
1270.
24. The Charters and Account Rolls of the Cells of Lytham and Stamford, and the Compoti of
Durham  College, Oxford.
25. The Chartularies of Holm Cultram, and other documents relating to that Monastery.
26. The Chartulary of Whitby Abbey, and the Chronicle of that house.
27. St. Mary's Abbey, York, its Annals, by Abbat Simon de Warwick; with Extracts from
the Chartularies.
28. The Charter Book of St. Leonsrd's Hospital at York, with several of the early Account
Rolls, Wills of Benefactors, etc.
29. The Evidences of the ancient Family of Calverley, from the originals in the possession of
Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart.
30. Letters, hitherto inedited, relating to the Outrages, Feuds, etc., on the borders of England
and Scotland. 
81. The Autobiography of Anne Countess of Pembroke, Dorset and Montgomery, with other
Documents relating to the house of Clifford.
32. The Correspondence of Thomas Baker (the "Coll. Jo. socius ejectus") with the Literary
Men of his day.
33. The Correspondence of Dr. George Hickes and Hilkiah Bedford, the celebrated Non-jurors
and Antiquaries.
34. The Correspondence of Adam Baines, the first M.P. for Leeds.
86. A Glossary of Ancient North Country Words to illustrate and explain, especially, the Works
already published by this Society.




List of Officers and Members, June, i 866.
PATRON  AND  PRESIDENT.
His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, K.G., etc.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Edward Akroyd, M.P., Bank Field, Halifax.
Robert Henry Allan, F.S.A., Blackwell Grange, Darlington.
John Booth, jun., Durham.
Rev. Canon Chevallier, B.D., Durham.
Rev. John Dixon Clarke, M.A., Belford Hall.
James Crossley, F.S.A., President of the Chetham Society, Manchester.
Rev. John Cundill, B.D., Durham.
Robert Davies, F.S.A., York.
John F. Elliot, Elvet Hill, Durham.
John Fawcett, Durham.
Rev. William Greenwell, M.A., Durham.
Edwin Guest, LL.D., Master of Caius College, Cambridge.
Thomas Duffus Hardy, Her Majesty's Deputy-keeper of Records, London.
William Henderson, Durham.
John Hodgson Hinde, Stelling Hall, Gateshead.
W. H. D. Longstaffe, F.S.A., Gateshead.
Richard Lawrence Pemberton, The Barnes, Sunderland.
Rev. Daniel Rock, D.D., F.S.A., 17, Essex Villas, Kensington, London.
Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart., F.S.A., Wallington, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
The Very Rev. George Waddington, D.D., Dean of Durham.
John Richard Walbran, F.S.A., Fallcroft, Ripon.
Albert Way, F.S.A., Wonham Manor, Reigate.
Rev. C. T. Whitley, M.A., Bedlington, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Sir C. G. Young, F.S.A., Garter King at Arms.
SECRETARY.
Rev. James Raine, M.A., York.
TREASURERS.
John Gough Nichols, F.S.A., 25, Parliament Street, Westminster.
Samuel Rowlandson, Durham.
MEMBERS, WITH  THE  DATES  OF  THEIR  ADMISSION.*
Richard Abbay, Great Ouseburn, Boroughbridge. 13th December, 1861.
Sir John Dalberg Acton, Bart., Aldenham Park, Bridgenorth. 17th June, 1861.
George E. Adams, Rouge Dragon Pursuivant of Arms, Heralds' College, London. 13th December, 1862.
Rev. E. H. Adamson, M.A., St. Alban's Parsonage, Gateshead. 14th December,
1860.
The Advocates' Library, Edinburgh. 13th March, 1851.
Edward Akroyd, M.P., F.S.A., Bank Field, Halifax. 15th December, 1859.
(Vice-President, 1866.)
William Aldam, Frickley Hall, Doncaster. 13th December, 1862.
Robert Henry Allan, F.S.A., Blackwell Grange, Darlington. (Treasurer, 18341844. Vice-President, 1844-1866.)t
* The number of three hundred and fifty members, to which the Society is limited, is now
full. Judging from past experience, there will be ten or twelve vacancies every year, and these
will be regularly filled up. New members will be elected by the Council according to priority of
application, unless the son orthe representative of a deceased member wishes to be chosen in his
plaoe.




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William Anderson, Stonegate, York. 13th December; 1861.
The Society of Antiquaries, London. 1st March, 1864.
The Society of Antiquaries, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 24th September, 1853.
John Reed Appleton, F.S.A.. Western Hills, Durham.  15th December, 1859.
The Library of the Athenaum Club, Waterloo Place, London. 13th December,
1861.
J. H. Aveling, M.D., Sheffield. 14th December, 1860.
John Harrison Aylmer, Walworth Castle, Darlington. 12th July, 1836.
J. H. Backhouse, Darlington.  5th June, 1866.*
Rev. William Baird, Vicar of Dymoke, Gloucestershire. Dec. 6th, 1864.
Charles Baker, F.S.A., 11, Sackville Street, London. 13th December, 1861.
E. B. Wheatley Balme, Cote Walls, Mirfield, Normanton. 8th December, 1863,
J. W. Barnes, Durham. 7th March, 1865.
Thomas H. Bates, Wolsingham. 7th June, 1864.
Rev. Thomas Bayly, B.A., Sub-chantor of York Minster, and Treasurer of the
Yorkshire Architectural Society. 14th December, 1860.
William Beamont, Warrington. 28th September, 1843.
Wentworth B. Beaumont, M.P.. Bretton Hall, Wakefield.  14th March, 1862.
George S. Beecroft, M.P., Abbey Lodge, Kirkstall, Leeds. 8th December, 1863.
Alfred Bell, 49, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 31st March, 1849.
George Bell, 186, Fleet Street, London. 1st March, 1864.
The Royal Library at Berlin. 14th March, 1863.
Rev. Dr. Besley, Long Benton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 16th March, 1861.
Sir Edward Blackett, Bart., Matfen, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 15th December, 1859.
William  Henry Blaauw, F.S.A., Treasurer of the Camden Society, Beechfield,
Uckfield. ]5th December, 1852.
Robert Willis Blencowe, Secretary of the Sussex Archaeological Society, The
Hooke, Lewes. 13th March, 1851.
John Booth, jun., Durham.  18th June, 1862.  (Vice-President and Local
Secretary, 1864-6.)
Rev. Joseph Bosworth, LL.D., F.R.S., Professor of Anglo-Saxon in the University of Oxford, Water-Stratford, Bucks. 14th December, 1861.
E. C. Boville, Willington, Burton-on-Trent. 15th March, 1860.
John Bowes, Streatlam Castle, Durham.t
Richard Bowser, Bishop Auckland. 14th March, 1863.
Rev. Canon Boyd, M.A., Rector of Arncliffe, Skipton-in-Craven. 7th March,
1865.
William Boyne, F.S.A., 4, Lindsay Row, Chelsea, London. 13th Dec., 1862.
The Lord Brancepeth, Brancepeth Castle, Durham. 15th December, 1852.
Rev. J. S. Brewer, M A., Reader at the Rolls, and Professor of English Literature, King's College, London. 13th December, 1862.
William Henry Brockett, Gateshead. 15th December, 1852.
Thomas Brooke, Armitage Bridge, Huddersfield. 14th December, 1860.
Douglas Brown, 15, Hertford Street, Mayfair, London. 11th March, 1858.
James Brown, M.P., Rossington Hall, Bawtry. 13th December, 1862.
Alfred Hall Browne, 5, West Hills, Highgate, London.  13th December, 1861.
Rev. John Collingwood Bruce, LL.D., F.S.A., &c., Secretary of the Society of
Antiquaries, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 6th June, 1856.
The Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, K.G., &c., Dalkeith. (The first President of the Society, 1834-1837. President, 1865-6.)t
Rev. W. E. Buckley, M.A., Middleton Cheney, Banbury. 13th March, 1851.
Robert Anthony Burrell, Durham. 17th June, 1861.
Thomas Burton, Turnham Hall, Selby. December, 1857.
t Those gentlemen to whose names a cross is appended have been members of the Society
since its foundation in 1834.
* Those gentlemen to whose name an asterisk is attached have become members during the
past year.




Rev. William Bury, Chapel-house, Kilnsey, Skipton-in-Craven.  14th December, 1860.
Rev. Thomas Calvert, B.A., Dinnington, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 13th December,
1862.
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. 13th March, 1857.
Ralph Carr, Hedgeley, Alnwick. 26th September, 1844.
Rev. T. W. Carr, Barming Rectory, Maidstone. 13th December, 1861.
William Carr, Little Gomersal, Leeds. 5th December, 1865.*
Edward Cayley, Wydale, Scarborough. 13th December, 1861,
Rev. Reginald Arthur Cayley, Rector of Scampton, Lincoln. 13th December,
1861.
William Chadwick, Arksey, Doncaster. 5th December, 1865.*
John Barff Charlesworth, Hatfeild Hall, Wakefield. 14th March, 1862.
Edward Charlton, M.D., Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries, Newcastle-onTyne. 6th June, 1856.
Rev. James Allen Charlton, Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 8th December, 1853.
William Henry Charlton, Hesleyside, Hexham. 31st May, 1849.
Joseph Chester, 14, St. George's Terrace, Blue Anchor Road, Bermondsey,
London. 5th December. 1865.*
The Chetham Library, Manchester. December, 1857.
Rev. Temple Chevallier, B.D., Canon of Durham, Professor of Mathematics and
Astronomy in the University of Durham. 12th July, 1836. (Vice-Pre-ident, 1836-1866.)
The Library of Christ's College, Cambridge. 13th December, 1862.
Rev. John Dixon Clarke, Belford Hall.  1st June, 1853.  (Vice-President,
1855-1866.)
Rev. John Haldenby Clarke, M.A., Hilgay, Downham, Norfolk.  5th December, 1865.*
J. W. Clarke. M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. December, 1857.
(Local Secretary, 1858-1866.)
Thomas K. Clarke, jun., John William  Street, Huddersfield, 8th December,
1863. (Local Secretary, 1864-1866.)
Edward Clayton, New Walk Terrace, York. 7th June, 1864.
John Clayton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 8th December, 1853.
The Duke of Cleveland, Raby Castle, Staindrop. September, 1841.
Alexander Cockburn, 12, Walker Street, Edinburgh. 6th June, 1854.
Rev. William Collins, M.A., St. Mary's, Ramsey, Huntingdon. 15th December,
1859.
John Cookson, Meldon Park, Morpeth. 15th December, 1852.
The Royal Library at Copenhagen. 14th March, 1863.
Sir Joseph William Copley, Bart., Sprotborough. Doncaster. 13th December,
1862.
Rev. G. E. Corrie, D.D., Master of Jesus College, Cambridge. 28th December,
1837.
Rev. Thomas Corser, M.A., F.S.A., Rector of Stand, Manchester. 28th September, 1837.
Christopher Croft, Richmond, Yorkshire. 8th December, 1853.
James Crosby, F.S.A., 3, Church Court, Old Jewry, London. 31st May, 1849.
R. Cross, Bottoms Lodge, Tintwistle, Manchester. 6th December, 1864.
James Crossley, F.S.A., President of the Chetham Society, Booth Street, Manchester. 11th March, 1858. (Vice-President, 1861-1866.)
Matthew T. Culley, Horton, Belford. 13th December, 1861.
Rev. John Cundill, B.D., Perpetual Curate of St. Margaret's, Durham. 31st
May, 1849. (Vice-President, 1849-1866.)
Rev. Robert Daniel, Head Master of Archbishop Holgate's School, York. 18th
June, 1862.
Rev. J. W. Darnbrough, M.A., Rector of South Otterington, Thirsk.  6th Dec.,
1864.




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Robert Darnell, jun., Mount Villas, York. 16th March, 1861,
Rev. William Darnell, Bambro', Belford. 5th December, 1865.*
The Lord Bishop of St. David's, Abergwili Palace, Caermarthen.  13th March,
1851.
Robert Davies, F.S.A., The Mount, York. 13th March, 1851. (Vice-President,
1861-1866.)
Rev. Thomas Dean, M.A., Warton, Lancaster. 16th March, 1861.
Robert Richardson Dees, Wallsend, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 15th December, 1859.
Rev. Stephen Poyntz Denning, M.A., St. Andrew's College, Bradfield, Reading.
14th March, 1850.
Rev. Williamn Denton, M.A., 48, Finsbury Circus, London. 17th June, 1861.
(Local Secretary, 1862-1866.)
William Dickson, F.S.A., Alnwick. 12th July, 1836.
Rev. James F. Dimock, Barnburgh Rectory, Doncaster. 8th December, 1863.
George Dodsworth, Clifton, York. 13th December, 1862.
Rev. W. W. Douglas, M.A., Rector of Salwarpe, Worcester. 7th Nov., 1865.
The Hon. and Very Rev. Augustus Duncombe, D.D., Dean of York. 15th December, 1859.
The Right Hon. Sir David Dundas, M.P., Inner Temple, London. 30th December, 1858.
The Lord Bishop of Durham, Auckland Castle. 13th December, 1861.
The Library of the University of Durham. 16th June, 1858.
Rev. John Edleston, D.C.L., Vicar of Gainford, Darlington. 8th Dec, 1863.
Rev. J. H. Eld, B.D., Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, Fyfield., Berks. 14th
March, 1863.
John F. Elliot, Elvet Hill, Durham. 12th July, 1836. (Vice-President, 18491866.)
Edmund Viner Ellis, Gloucester. 17th June, 1861.
William Viner Ellis, Gloucester. 30th December, 1858.
Charles Elsley, Mill Mount, York. 5th December, 1865.*
Rev. Richard Elwyn, M.A., Head Master of St. Peter's School, York. 5th December, 1865.*
Rev. Dr. English, Warley House, Brentwood. 14th March, 1862.
John Errington, High Warden, Hexham. 14th March, 1862.
The Lord Bishop of Exeter. 5th December, 1853.
The Very Rev. Monsignor Eyre, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 11th December, 1856.
Rev. W. K. Farmery, Trimdon, Durham. 7th March, 1865.
James Farrer, Inglebro', Lancaster. 31st May, 1849.
Miss ffarrington, Worden Hall. Preston. 14th December, 1860.
G. W. J. Farsyde, Fylingdales, Whitby. 8th December, 1863.
John Fawcett, Durham. 29th September, 1842. (Vice-President, 1843-1866.)
John Fenwick, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 12th December, 1851.
The Lord Feversham, Duncombe Park, Helmsley. 24th June, 1859,
John Fisher, Masham. 14th March, 1862.
Matthew Ford, 8, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 5th December, 1865.*
Charles Forrest, Lofthouse, Wakefield. 1st March, 1864.
The Viscount Galway, M.P., Serlby Hall, Bawtry. 15th December, 1859.
Henry H. Gibbs, St, Dunstan's, Regent's Park, London. 15th December, 1859.
William Sidney Gibson, F.S.A., Tynemouth. 26th September, 1844.
The University of Gdettingen. 8th December, 1863.
Nicholas Charles Gold, Whitefriars-street, Fleet-street, London. 8th December, 1863.
The Very Rev. William Goode, D.D., F.S.A., Dean of Ripon. 8th Dec., 1863.
John Edward Thorley Graham, Scarbro'. 5th December, 1865.*
Willliam Grainge, Harrogate. 25th February, 1859.
William Gray, York. 15th March, 1860.
Rev. William Greenwell, M.A., Librarian of the Dean and Chapter of Durham.
28th September, 1843. (Treasurer, 1843-1849. Vce-President, 1849-1866.)




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John Beswicke Greenwood, Dewsbury Moor House, Dewsbury. 14th December, 1860.
The Earl de Grey and Ripon, Studley Royal, Ripon. 15th December, 1859.
Edwin Guest, LL.D., F.S.A., &c., Master of Caius College, Cambridge. (VicePresident, 1856-1866.)t
Edward Hailstone, F.S.A., Horton Hall, Bradford. May, 1846.
The Ven. W. Hale Hale, M.A., Archdeacon of London, Canon Residentiary of
St. Paul's, and Master of the Charter House. 26th September, 1839.
The University of Halle. 8th December, 1863.
John Hammond, East Burton, Bedale. 7th June, 1864.
Rev. William Vernon Harcourt, M.A., Canon of York, Nuneham Park, Abingdon. 14th March, 1862.
Philip Charles Hardwick, F.S.A., 21, Cavendish Square, London. 14th March,
1850.
Thomas Duffus Hardy, H,M. Deputy Keeper of Records, The Rolls, London.
13th December, 1862. (Vice-President, 1865-1866.)
John Harland, F.S.A., 13, Union Terrace, Cheetham Hill, Manchester. 17th
June, 1861.
William Harrison, Ripon. 30th December, 1858. (Local Secretary, 1864-1866.)
William Harrison, F.S.A., &c., Galligreaves Hall, Blackburn. 17th June, 1861.
Rev. W. Estcourt Harrison, M.A., Clifton, York. 13th December, 1861.
The  Right Hon. T. E. Headlam, M.P., Chancellor of the Dioceses of
Durham  and Ripon, 20, Ashley Place, Victoria Street, London.  13th
December, 1855.
Henry Healey, Smallbridge, Rochdale. 14th December, 1860.
William Henderson, Durham, 27th May, 1847. (Treasurer, 1847-1858.  VicePresident, 1858-1866.)
Rev. W. G. Henderson, D.C.L., Head Master of Leeds Grammar School. 31st
May, 1849. (Secretary, 1849-1852.)
The Lord Herries, Everingham Park, Hayton, Yorkshire. 15th December, 1859.
Rev. William Hey, M.A., Canon Residentiary of York. 14th March, 1862.
Rev. William Hildyard, M.A., Market Deeping, Lincolnshire. 14th March, 1862.
John Hodgson Hinde, F.S.A., &c., Stelling Hall, Gateshead.t  (Vice-President,
1843-1866.)
Rev. James F. Hodgson, Staindrop, Darlington. 6th December, 1864.
Richard Wellington Hodgson, North Dene, Gateshead. 11th December, 1856.
Rev. Henry Holden, D.D., Head Master of Durham Grammar School. 16th
June, 1858.
The Very Rev. W. F. Hook, D.D., F.R.S., &c., Dean of Chichester. 14th March,
1862.
A. J. Beresford Hope, M.P., F.S.A., &c., Connaught Place, Hyde Park, London.
15th December, 1859.
The Lord Houghton, Fryston Hall, Ferrybridge. 30th December, 1858.
Fretwell W. Hoyle, F.G.H.S., Eastwood Lodge, Rotherham. 14th December,
1860.
Henry Arthur Hudson, Bootham, York. 7th March, 1865.
William Hughes, 24, Wardour Street, London. 7th March, 1865.
Rev. Thomas Hugo, M.A., F.S.A., The Chestnuts, Clapton, London.  14th
March, 1862.
The Hull Subscription Library. 14th March, 1862.
Rev. Henry Humble, M.A., Canon of St. Ninian's, Perth. 31st May, 1849.
William D. Husband, York. 13th December, 1862.
Richard Charles Hussey, F.S.A., 16, King William Street, Strand, London.
12th July, 1836.
Joseph Hutchinson, Durham. 6th December, 1864.
Rev. Dr. Hymers, Brandesburton, Beverley. 30th December, 1858.
Rev. H. D. Ingilby, M.A., Ripley Castle, Ripley. 15th December, 1859.
Robert Henry Ingham, M.P., Westoe, South Shields.t




C. J. D. Ingledew, M.A., Ph.D., F.G.H.S., Tyddyn-y-Sais, Carnarvon. I3th
December, 1855.
Henry Ingledew, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 1st March, 1864.
Charles Jackson, Doncaster. 14th December, 1860. (Local Secretary, 18631866.)
Henry Jackson, St. James' Row, Sheffield. 15th December, 1859.
William Jackson, Fleatham House, St. Bees, Whitehaven. 7th March, 1865.
Sir Walter James, Bart., Betteshanger, Sandwich. 5th December, 1865.*
Rev. Joseph Jameson, B.D., Precentor of Ripon Minster, Ripon. 8th December, 1863.
Rev. Henry Jenkyns, D.D., Canon of Durham. September, 1838.
Rev. J. F. Johnson, Gateshead Fell, Durham. 11th December, 1856.
Rev. J. W. Kemp, M.A., New Elvet, Durham, 8th December, 1853.
Rev. John Kenrick, F.S.A., York. 15th December, 1859.
John Henry Le Keux, Durham. 13th December, 1861.
W. W. King, 28, Queen's Square, Cannon Street, London. 8th December, 1863.
Rev. Francis Kirsopp, Hexham. 7th March, 1865.
Rev. William Knight, Hartlepool, Durham. 13th December, 1862.
John Bailey Langhorne, Wakefield. 31st May, 1849. (Local Secretary, 18581866.)
The Hon. and Rev. Stephen Willoughby Lawley, M.A., Rector of Escrick, York.
8th December, 1863.
George Lawton, Nunthorpe, York. 12th July, 1836.
The Leeds Library. 11th December, 1856.
Octavius Leefe, 61, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 13th December, 1861.
Joseph Lees, Clarksfield Lees, Manchester. 17th June, 1861.
Rev. H. G. Liddell, M.A., Charlton King's, Cheltenham. 26th September, 1837.
The Library of Lincoln's Inn, London. 13th March, 1851.
William Linskiil, Ellenbank, Blairgowrie, N.B. 13th December, 1855.
The Liverpool Athenaeum. 6th June, 1855.
William Hugh Logan, Berwick-on-Tweed. 18th June, 1862.
The London Library, 12, St. James' Square, London. 13th March, 1851.
William Hylton Dyer Longstaffe, F.S.A., Gateshead. 17th March, 1855. (VicePresident, 1859-1866.  Local Secretary, 1858-1866.)
Rev. J. L. Low, M.A., The Forest, Midleton-in-Teesdale, Durham. 16th June,
1858.
Rev. Henry Richards Luard, M.A., Registry of the University of Cambridge.
24th June, 1859.
John James Lundy, F.G.S., Assembly Street, Leith. 16th March, 1861.
David Macbeath, 48, Mark Lane, London. 15th March, 1860.
Rev. E. M. Macfarlane, M.A., Dorchester, Wallingford. 7th June, 1864.
John Whitefoord Mackenzie, W.S., Vice-President S.A. Scotland, and M.R.S.N.A.
Cop., 16, Royal Circus, Edinburgh. 14th July, 1835.
Messrs. Macmillan and Co., 16, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London. 7th
March, 1865.
The Library of Magdalen College, Oxford. 18th June, 1862.
The Lord Bishop of Manchester, F.R.S., &c., Mauldeth Hall, Manchester. 11th
December, 1856.
Rev. George Mason, M.A., Copt Hewick, Ripon. 17th June, 1861.
James Meek, Middlethorpe Lodge, York. Lord Mayor of York, 1866. 6th
December, 1864.
Walter Charles Metcalfe, Epping, Essex. 13th December, 1862.
Robert Mills, F.S.A., Shawclough, Rochdale. 16th March, 1861.
John Mitchell, 24, Wardour Street, London. 24th'June, 1859.
E. J, Monk, Mus. Doc., York. 6th December, 1864.
C. T. J. Moore, Frampton Hall, Boston. 25th February, 1859.
Maurice P. Moore, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. 14th March, 1863.
M. T. Morrall, Balmoral House, Matlock Bank, DerbyShire. 16th March, 1861.




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Walter Morrison, M.P., Malham Tarn, Skipton-in-Craven. 1st March, 1864.
George Gill Mounsey, Castletown, Carlisle. 17th March, 1855. (Local Secretary, 1858-1866.)
The Royal Library at Munich. 14th March, 1863.
Charles Scott Murray, F.S.A., Danesfield Park, Great Marlow. 15th December,
1859.
The Literary and Philosophical Society, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 17th March, 1855.
Edward Hotham Newton, Scarbro'. 13th December, 1862.
John Gough Nichols, F.S.A., 25, Parliament Street, Westminster.t (Treaturer
from the Foundation of the Society.)
Thomas S. Noble, York. 5th December, 1865.*
Rev. Charles Best Norcliffe, M.A., York. 12th March, 1852.
The Duke of Northumberland, Alnwick Castle. 6th June, 1865.
Mrs. Nutt, 270, Strand, London. 13th December, 1862.
John Openshaw, Bur House, Bakewell. 15th June, 1863.
John R. Ord, Darlington. 30th December, 1858,
Rev. George Ornsby, Fishlake, Doncaster. 24th June, 1859.
Rev. Sir F. G. Ouseley, Bart., M.A., Precentor of Hereford, and Professor of
Music in the University of Oxford, St. Michael's, Tenbury, Worcestershire.
11th December, 1856.
The Right Hon. Sir Roundell Palmer, M.P., 6, Portland Place, London. 8th
December, 1863.
Thomas William Parker, Northfield House, Rotherham. 6th June, 1865.
Edward Peacock, F.S.A., Bottesford Manor, Brigg. 10th June, 1857.
Joseph Pease, Darlington. 19th December, 1854.
George Peile, jun., Greenwood, Shotley Bridge. 7th March, 1865.
Richard Lawrence Pemberton, The Barnes, Sunderland. 13th December, 1855.
( Vice-President, 1857-1866.)
Hugh Penfold, Library Chambers, Middle Temple London. 14th March, 1862.
James Stovin Pennyman, Ormesby Hall, Middlesbro'. 8th December, 1853.
The Earl Percy, Alnwick Castle. 6th June, 1865.
The Imperial Library at St. Petersburgh. 14th March, 1863.
Rev. Gilbert H. Phillips, M.A., Dringhouses, York. 30th December, 1858.
Rev. Ralph Platt, Durham. 30th December, 1858.
Francis S. Powell, M.P., Old Horton Hall, Bradford. 7th June, 1864.
The Ven. Archdeacon Prest, Rector of Gateshead, The College, Durham. 7th
June, 1864.
James Pulleine, Clifton Castle, Bedale. 14th December, 1860.
Bernard Quaritch, 15, Piccadilly, London. 24th September, 1853.
Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of York, York. 12th March, 1852. (Secretary,
1854-1866.)
Rev. John Raine, M.A., Blyth Vicarage, Worksop. 18th June, 1862.
Rev. Canon Raines, M.A., F.S.A., the Vice-President of the Chetham Society,
Milnrow, Rochdale. 14th December, 1860.
J. R. Raines, Burton Pidsea, Hull. 14th December, 1860.
Stephen Ram, Ramsfort, Goree, Ireland. 6th June, 1856.
Sir John William Ramsden, Bart., Byram Hall, South Milford, Yorkshire, 14th
March, 1862.
The Lord Ravensworth, President of the Society of Antiquaries, Newcastle-onTyne. 6th June, 1856.
W. F. Rawdon, Bootham, York. 14th December, 1860.
Arnold W. Reinold, 4, Kingston Square, Hull. 8th December, 1863.
Godfrey Rhodes, Rawdon Hill, Otley. 1st March, 1864.
Charles H. Rickards, Manchester. 13th March, 1851.
The Proprietors of the Ripon Public Rooms. 14th December, 1860.
William Rivington, Hampstead Heath, London. 15th December, 1859.
Joseph Robertson, 23, Buccleugh Place, Edinburgh. 13th March, 1851.
T. W. U. Robinson, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham. 14th December, 1860.




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The Very Rev. Daniel Rock, D.D., 17, Essex Villas, Kensington. 14th March,
1850. (Vice.Presidenf, 1851-1866. Local Secretary, 1858-1866.)
Rev. H. R. Rokeby, Arthingworth Manor, Northants. 14th March, 1862.
John Roper, Clifton Croft, York. 13th December, 1862.
Rev. George Rowe, M.A., Principal of the Training College, York. 7th June,
1864.
Samuel Rowlandson, Durham. September, 1841. (Treasurer, 1858-1866.)
J. B. Rudd, Tollesby Hall, Guisbrough. 13th March, 1857.
John Sampson, York. December, 1857.
Simon Thomas Scrope, jun., Danby Hall, Bedale. 16th June, 1858.
The Trustees of Dr. Shepherd's Library, Preston. 6th December, 1864.
Thomas Shields, Scarborough. 8th December, 1863.
Rev. E. H. Shipperdson, M.A., The Hermitage, Chester-le-Street. 6th June,
1856.
The Signet Library, Edinburgh. 6th December, 1864.
Henry Silvertop, Minsteracres, Gateshead. 21st May, 1849.
The Library of Sion College, London. December, 1857.
R. H. Skaife, The Mount, York. 6th December, 1864.
Rev. Richard Skipsey, M.A., Bishopwearmouth.t
Rev. Alfred Fowler Smith, M.A., Rector of St. Mary's, Thetford.  6th December, 1864.
John Smith, Her Majesty's Keeper of Records, Doctors' Commons. London.
13th December, 1861.
John George Smythe, Heath Hall, Wakefield. 13th December, 1862.
George Smurthwaite, Richmond, Yorkshire. 8th December, 1863.
The Statistical Society, 12, St. James' Square, London. 30th December, 1858.
George Stephens, Professor of English Literature in the University of Copenhagen. 24th September, 1853.
The Royal Library at Stockholm. 14th March, 1863.
John Storey, 71, Albion Street, Leeds. 6th June, 1865.
John Stuart, New Mills, Currie, Edinburgh, Secretary of the Spalding Club,
and of the Society of Antiquaries, Scotland. 24th February, 1853. (Local
Secretary, 1862-1866.)
Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Professor of Modern History in the University of
Oxford, Librarian to the Archbishop of Canterbury. 13th March, 1851.
(Local Secretary, 1862-1866.)
Charles Freville Surtees, M.P., Army and Navy Club, St. James' Square, London. 15th December, 1859.
Henry Edward Surtees, M.P., Dane End, Ware, Herts. 10th June, 1857.
Sir S. Villiers Surtees, Chief Justice of the Island of Mauritius, Silkmore
House, Stafford. 8th December, 1853.
Rev. Scott F. Surtees, M.A., Sprotborough Rectory, Doncaster. 14th December,
1860.
William Edward Surtees, M.A., Seaton Carew, Durham, High Sheriff of Durham, 1866. 15th March, 1860.
Sir John Swinburne, Bart., Capheaton, Morpeth. 5th June, 1866.*
G. E. Swithinbank, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 14th December. 1860.
Christopher Sykes, M.P., Brantingham Thorpe, Hull. 15th December, 1859.
John Sykes, M.D., Doncaster. 24th June, 1859.
Rev. Francis Tate, M.A., Prebendary of Exeter, and Vicar of Axminster. 6th
December, 1864.
Henry Taylor, the Colonial Office, London. 6th June, 1852.
Thomas Greenwood Teale, Leeds.  8th December, 1853.  (Local Secretary,
1862-1866.)
Christopher Temple, Q.C., Temporal Chancellor of Durham, 15, Upper Bedford
Place, London. 6th June, 1856.
Rev. Francis Thompson, Durham. 7th March, 1865.
Leonard Thompson, Sheriffhutton Park, York. 13th December, 1862.




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Sir Nicholas William Throckmorton, Bart., Coughton Court, Bromsgrove. 13th
December, 1862.
William Thwaites, Ripon. 7th June, 1864.
John Tiplady, Durham, 6th June, 1865.
Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart., F.S.A., &c., Wallington, Newcastle-onTyne.t (Vice-President from the foundation of the Society.)
The Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. June 5th, 1866.*
Charles Tucker, F.S.A., Secretary of the Archeological Institute, Marlands,
Heavitree, Exeter. 15th December, 1852.
E. P. Turnbull, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. 7th June, 1864.
Henry Turner, Low Heaton Haugh, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 12th July, 1836.
Rev. James Francis Turner, North Tidworth, Marlborough. 14th March, 1850.
Edmund H. Turton, Kilvington Hall, Thirsk. 13th December, 1861.
George Markham Tweddell, West Villas, Stokesley. 6th December, 1864.
The President of St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, Durham. September, 1838.
The Earl Vane, Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, N.W. 17th March. 1855.
The Library at the Vatican. 14th March, 1863.
Rev. C. J. Vaughan, D.D., Vicar of Doncaster, Chancellor of York, and Chaplain
in Ordinary to the Queen. 13th December, 1862.
Rev. Philip Vavasour, Ripon. 8th December, 1862.
The Imperial Library at Vienna. 14th March, 1863.
The Very Rev. George Waddington, D.D., &c., Dean of Durham. September,
1841. (Vice-President, 1843-1866.)
Rev. George Wade, Eastoft, Goole. 18th June, 1862.
John Richard Walbran, F.S.A., Fallcroft, Ripon. 15th December, 1859. (VicePresident, 1860-1866.)
Rev. William Walbran, B.A., Radcliffe, Manchester. 6th December, 1864.
John Hope Wallace, Featherstone Castle, Haltwhistle. 14th March, 1863.
The Library of St. Edmund's College, Old Hall Green, Ware. 8th December,
1863.
George Waring, M.A., 2, Park Terrace, The Parks, Oxford. 14th Dec., 1860.
Edmund Waterton, F.S.A., Walton Hall. Wakefield. 10th March, 1856.
Albert Way, F.S.A., &c., Secretary of the Archaeological Institute, Wonham
Manor, Reigate. 15th December, 1852. (Vice-President, 1859-1866.)
Christopher M. Webster, Pallion, Bishopwearmouth. 15th December, 1859.
His Excellency M. Van de Weyer, the Belgian Ambassador, 50, Portland Place,
London. September, 1841.
W. W. Whitaker, 32, St. Ann's Street, Manchester. 16th March, 1861.
Robert White, Claremont Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 12th December, 1851.
Rev. C. T. Whitley, M.A.. Vicar of Bedlington, Newcastle-on-Tyne.t (VicePresident, 1836-1866.)
John Whitwell, Kendall. 1st March, 1864.
Rev. W. A. Wightman, Vicar-Choral of York Minster, St. Mary's, York. 6th
December, 1864.
Joseph Wilkinson, Town Clerk, York. 14th March, 1862.
John Wilson, Bootham, York. 14th December, 1860.
William Winkley, jun., F.S.A., Flambards, Harrow, Middlesex. 14th March,
1863.
Basil Thomas Woodd, M.P., Conyngham Hall, Knaresbro'. 8th December, 1863.
William Woodman, Town Clerk, Morpeth. 31st May, 1849.
The Lord Archbishop of York. 15th June, 1863.
The Library of the Dean add Chapter of York. 13th March, 1857.
The York Subscription Library. 16th March, 1861.
Sir Charles George Young, F.S.A., &c., Garter King at Arms, Heralds' College,
London.t  (Vice-President, 1836-1866.)
The Earl of Zetland, K.T., Aske Hall, Richmond. 13th March, 1851.




AN ACCOUNT OF SAMUEL ROWLANDSON, ESQ., AS TREASURER OF THE SURTEES SOCIETY.
From  1st January, 1863, to 31st December, 1864.
1863.                                                       ~  S. D. FOUNTAINS VOLUME, VOL. I.:-                                          ~  S. D. ~. S. P.
Jan. 1. To Balance in hands of Treasurer on last accoftit             0     B  paid Mr. 16 0Harrison, for printing                         183 2 5
-r^~~~~~~~1864.      ~By paid Messrs. Jewitt and Utting, for woodcuts..   22 15 9
"864.                                                                     By paid J. R. Walbran, Esq., for editing.....       70 12 8
Dec. 31. To amount of Subscriptions received by Samuel Row-                By paid J. R. Walbran, Esq., balance of expenses in London.. 11 0 3
landson, Esq., and J. G. Nichols, Esq., from 1st               By paid Leighton, Son, and Hodge, for binding....13 11 6 301 2  7
January, 1863, to 31st December, 1864..      616  9 0
HERALDIC VOLUME:Feb. 27. To amount received by Messrs. Andrews and Co., for                By paid Leighton, Son, and Hodge, for binding...13 3  7
balance of sale of books (after deducting expenses)
for1863                                           40 12 4  LINDISFARNE VOLUME:By paid Oxford University Press, for printing..              61 15 10
Dec. 7. To received of Edward Akroyd, Esq., M.P., donation                 By paid George Waring, Esq., for editing..                40 19 0
towards the illustrations of the Memorials of                  By paid Leighton, Son, and Hodge, for binding.... 13 2 2 115 17  0
Fountains Abbey, vol. II.                         500    0              VOLUME I..HEXHAM, VOLUME I.:To received of W. B. Beaumont, Esq., donation to-                  By paid London Publishing Society, for three engravings.      10 9 3
wards the illustrations of the Memorials of Hex-               By paid R. B. Utting, for engraving illustrations for vols. i. and ii. 31 6 6
ham Priory....                                     50 00   By paid J. H. Le Keux, for   ditto         ditto       ditto. 32 15 0
To amount received of Messrs. Andrews and Co., for                 By paid Rev. James Raine, for editing                            8Q 17 0
balance of sale of books (after deducting expenses)            By paid Messrs. Mitchell and Hughes, for printing.... 159 14 6
for 1864..37 11  3                    By paid Leighton, Son, and Hodge, for binding...       15 18 10 331  1  1
MISCELLANEOUS:By paid Rev. James Raine, allowance for expenses, 1863 and 1864..   60 0 0
By paid Durham Advertiser, for printing circulars.....                   2 8  6
By paid for postage stamps, for Treasurer, 1863 and 1864.               4  0 0
By paid Assistant Treasurer, two years' salary..4 4  0
By paid Messrs. Nichols and Son, for printing Reports for 1863...    7 2  6
838 19 8
Balance in hand'of Treasurer on this account....116 9 4
~955 8 7                                                                                 ~955  8. 
We, the Auditors, appointed to credit the Accounts of the Surtees Society, report to the Society that the Treasurers have exhibited to us their Accounts from the
1st day of January, 1863, to the 31st December, 1864, and that we have examined the said Accounts and find the same to be correct, and we further report that the above
is an accurate Abstract of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Society during the period to which we have referred. As witness our hands this 29th day of June, 1865.
RALPH PLATT.
JOS. HUTCHINSON.