Ricardus Ayr tenet j bov., et Johannes filius Ducas tenet j bov.
de feodo de Brus, et faciunt forinsecum, unde viij car. et ij bov.
faciunt feod. de feodo de Brus. Summa iiij or car. et di., unde
viij car. et ij bov. faciunt feod., ut supra. Et est di. feod. et iij*
bov. terras.

APELTON. Breve. In Apelton sunt xiiij* car.; de quibus
Abbas Beatas Marias Ebor. tenet iiij or car. terras cum pertincn-



Tofteflatt, B. F. / est, F.

* 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 re-
ginse Francise 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. terras
cum pertinentiis in elemosinam ; Thomas de Mounceus tenet ij
car. cum pertinentiis; Johannes Samson m tenet ij car. terrse
cum pertinentiis ; et Johannes Faucounbergh tenet ij car. terrse
cum pertinentiis. Summa xiiij* car. terrse; unde xij car. terrse
faciunt feod. Et est j feod. et j bov.

[STIVETON. Breve. In Stiveton sunt vj car. terrse et di.;
de quibus Robertus Ughtred et Isabella uxor ejus tenent iiij car.
terrse et di., unde viij car. faciunt feod., unde Abbas Beatse
Marise Ebor. tenet iiij bov.] Et Henricus de Percy tenet in
eadem j car. terrse cum pertinentiis, et Thomas Serf^ 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.]?

BOULTON. In Boulton sunt viij car. terrse cum pertinentiis ;
et domina de Vescy r tenet illas, unde xiiij faciunt feod.



m 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 Ugh
tred, 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 South wod in Apelton in Aynsty "
(Dodstvortk 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. Zoucli) ; 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 hseres 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. TorJcs., 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. terrse et di. ; de quibus Robertus
Ughtred et Isabella uxor ejus tenent iiij car. terrse et di., unde viij car. faciunt
feod., unde Abbas Beatse Marise 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 (Long-
staffe s Darlington, Ixiii.).

i Summa vj car. et di., unde viij car. faciunt feod. Et sunt iij partes unius
feodi et di. car., B.

T 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. terrse quas Wil-
lelmus de Either, 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., Willelmns de Hornington
iij bov. Summa iij car., unde x car. faciunt feod. Et est iiij ta
pars unius feodi et di. car.

OXTON. In Oxton sunt iiij or car. terrse de feodo de Percy
quas plures liberi tenent, unde x car. faciunt feod. Et est iiij ta
pars feodi et di. car.

BILBURGH. In Bilburgh sunt vj* car. terrse 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. terrse cum
pertinentiis, et Abbas Beatse Marise Ebor. tenet unam car. et di.
Rogerus Basy^ tenet iiij car. et ij bov. cum pertinentiis ; Prior
Sanctse Trinitatis Ebor. tenet iiij or bov. terrse ; Ricardus films
Geraldi tenet iij bov. terrse. Summa vj M car. et di. et j bov.,
unde xv car. et di. faciunt feod. Et est di. feod., exceptis ij*
bov. deficientibus.

ASCAM WEST. In Ascam West sunt vj car. terrse 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. terrse cum
pertinentiis quas ij hseredes Laderanse de Brus* tenent, unde
xiiij car. et di. faciunt, etc.



vij car., F.

* Roger, son of Walter Easy, 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 Easy, senior, citizen of York, one moiety 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 (Cat. Rot. Chart., 135), and in 1310
founded a chantry in his parish church of St. Mary Bishophill Senior, York.
By Alice, his wife, Roger Easy left issue two sons, Roger, lord of Bilbrough in
1316, and Richard.

* vij car., B. F.
" 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, filise antenatse dictorum Johannis de Bella Aqua et Laderanse,
quondam uxoris Milonis de Stapelton, qui fuit setatis quindecim annorum die
Sanctse Margaretse Virginis proximo prseterito, et Johanna, altera filiarum
ipsorum Johannis et Laderanse postnatse, uxor Aucheri filii Henrici, setatis
viginti quatuor annorum et amplius, sunt hseredes participes ipsorum Johannis
et Laderanse propinquiores " (Cal. Gen., ii., 608). Nicholas de Stapelton and
Aucher Fitz Henry were certified joint lords of Thorparch in 1316.



220

WALTON. In Walton sunt iij car. terrse ; de quibus Johannes
de Fayrfax^ [et] z Henricus de Camera* tenent j car., Elyas de
Farwath,* Willelmus Scott [et]* Willelmus Martell tenent j car.
terrse ; 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 hasres Andreas de Gramarye tenet eas, unde xx car.
faciunt, etc. Summa vij car. et di.,, unde,, ut supra. Et est
iij tia pars unius feodi et di. car.] c

[BILTON. In Bilton sunt viij car.] * terrse; de quibus Wil
lelmus de Vavesour tenet ij [car.], et idem Willelmus tenet in
elemosinam de Priore de Parco ij car., et Ricardus de Walays
tenet ij [car.]/ et Priorissa de Synyngthwaytt tenet j car. terras
et di. in puram et perpetuam elemosinam ; et ecclesia dotata
est [de] j car. terrse. Summa viij car. et di., unde xiiij et di.
faciunt feod. Et est di. feod. et ij bov.

KNAPTON. In Knapton sunt quinque car. terras ; de quibus
Johannes de Graham-^ tenet iij car. de feodo [de ]Luterell, et
Abbas Beatas Marias 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. terras ; de quibus Ala-
nus de Folyfayt tenet j car. et di., et hasr Willelmi filii Thomas

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, 156 b). * et, F.

a Probably a son of John de Camera, bailiff of York temp. Henry III.
(Cott. MSS., Nero D. in., 147), who died in 1283, by Agnes, daughter and heiress
of Henry de Sezevaux, and widow of the above-mentioned Thomas Fairfax (Sir
Thomas Widdrington s MS., fo. 101).

* Elias de Fairwath, senior, Elias, his son, William Martell, and John Scott
were witnesses to a charter, dated at AValton, Aug. 20th, 1336, b^ 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 hceres Andrese de Gramarye tenet eas, unde xx
car. faciunt, etc. Summa vij car. et di., unde, ut supra. Et est iij tia 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.



WAPENTAKE OF THE AINSTY, W. R. 221

ten j [car. terras]^ 1 et di. Summa iij car., unde xij car. faciunt
feod. Et est quarta pars j feodi.

CATHERTON. In Catherton sunt iij car. terras; de quibus
Henricus de Cruce 7 et Emma uxor ejus tenent j car. et j bov.,
[et]* Willelnms Sari? tenet de prsedictis Henrico et Emma iij
bov., et Prior de Parco tenet j car., unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt
feod. [Hasres Roberti Proudfot tenet di. car. terras in eadem,
unde x faciunt feod.]^ Summa iij car. terras, unde x 7 et di.
faciunt, etc. Et est iiij ta pars feodi, exceptis ij bov.

MERSTON. In Merston sunt xij car. terras et di. ; de quibus
hasr* Willelmi filii Thomas 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 hasr Willelmi filii Henrici et Hugo
Proudhom tenent j car. terras et di., unde x et di. faciunt feod.

RUGHFORD. In Rughford sunt iiij or car. terrse. Willelmus
de Buggethorp et Alicia uxor ejus tenent eas, unde xiiij car.
faciunt feod.

MUNKETON. In Munketon sun.t ix w car. terrae ; de quibus
Robertus Ughtred tenet iij car. terras et di., Abbas de Fontibus
tenet j car., et Prior Sanctas Trinitatis Ebor. tenet j car., et
ecclesia dotata est de di. car. terras, et Willelmus le Waylays"
tenet ij car., et Abbas Beatas Marias Ebor. tenet j car. Summa
ix car. terras, unde xxvij car. faciunt feod. Et est iij tia pars unius
feodi.

WYVELTHORP. In Wyvelthorp sunt iij car. terras. 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.

s car. terrse, F.

* About 1315, archbishop Greenfield granted " Henrico ad Crucem de
Catherton, pro sustentatione puerorum suorum, xvs. et vd. de bonis Willelmi de
Walton, dudum servientis prsedicti Henrici, abintestati defuncti, in manibus
prsefati Henrici existentes " (Reg. Greenfield, pars i., 87 J).

1 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
(Long staffers Darlington}. In the 28th Edward I. he was " setatis quadraginta
annorum, et manens apud Catherton " (Col. Gen., ii., 597).

* Hseres Hoberti Proudfot tenet di. car. terrse in eadem, unde x faciunt
feod., B. F.

1 xiiij car. et di., B. F. " x car., B.

n 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 Tokewytli sunt viij car. terrse; de quibus
Johannes de Kerkby 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 hseredes Hameri^ 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. terree, unde xiiij et di.
faciunt feod. Et est di. feod. et ij bov.

ASKAM BRIAN. In Askam Brian sunt viij car. terrse quas
Brianus films Alani? tenet de honore de Richmund, unde xv car.
faciunt feod.

SKAKELTHORP. In Skakelthorp sunt iij car. terrse 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 iij tia pars unius feodi.

WYGHALE. In Wyghalle sunt vj car. terrce de feodo de
Moubray; de quibus Ranulphus r filius et hseres Reginald! de
Albo Monasterio tenet v car., et Prior de Parco tenet j car.
Summa vj car. terrse, unde xx faciunt feod. Et est iiij ta 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 iij tia pars unius feodi et di. car.

HOTON. In Hoton sunt vj car. terrse ; de quibus Johannes
de Creppyng tenet ij car. terrse, et Robertus Fox tenet j car.,
Robertus Clarvaux 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. terrse 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. Iii Wulsyngton sunt iij car. terne, unde x
car. faciunt feod., quas Maugerus le Vavesour tenet de domino
Simone de Kyme.

HAGANBY. In Haganby sunt iij car. terrse, unde x faciunt
feod., quas Prior de Parco tenet de feodo de Percy in elemo
sinam. Et est iij tia pars feodi, prseter 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). Amery, B. F.

The Inq. p. m. of Sir Brian Fitz-Alan, " qui tenuit de hscrede Johannis
I)ucis Britannige," was taken in the 30th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 619).

r Sir Ranulph de Albo Monasterio died in 1348 (Reg. Zouclie, 328 V).

vij car., B. F. See the Aid, pottea.

Probably a son of Robert de Clare van x of York.



WAPENTAKE OF THE AINSTY, W. R. 223

HESSAY. In Hessay sunt ij car. terrse; de quibus Prior
Sanctse Trinitatis tenet j car. et di., et Abbas Beatse Mariae
Ebor. tenet di. car., unde xiiij car. et di. faciunt feod. Et est
vij ma 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 iij tia 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. terras et di. de feodo de Trusse-
bute. Summa v car. et di., unde xij car. faciunt feod. Et est
di. feod., excepta di. car.



FEODA MILITUM IN WAPENTAGIO DE
MORLEY."



FARNELEY. Margareta de Nevill tenet in Farneley tres car.
terrse, unde xviij car. terrse faciunt feod. milit.

HETON CLACK. b Eadem Margareta tenet in Heton Clack
tres car. terrse, unde, ut supra.

ARMELAY. Eadem Margareta tenet in Armelay iiij or bov.
terrse, unde viij bov. faciunt car., et xviiij car. faciunt feod., ut
supra.

SHEPELEY. C Nicholaus de Marays rf tenet in Shepeley unam
car. terrse in capite de domino rege, unde xv car. faciunt feod.

IDLE. Robertus de Plompton tenet in Idle tres car. terrse,
unde xiiij car. terrse faciunt feod. unius milit.

ELAND. Hugo de Eland^ tenet in Eland unam car. terrse et
sex bov., unde xvj car. terrse faciunt feod. unius milit.

KERLYNGHOWE ET BATELEY. Idem Hugo tenet in Kerling-
howe et in Bateley duas bov. terrse, uncle, ut supra.

OUREM/ Idem Hugo de Elande tenet in Ourem unam car.
terrse, unde, ut supra. Et Johannes de Lascy tenet in eadem
unam car. terrse, unde, ut supra.

BRAMLEY. Abbas de Kirkestall tenet in Bramlcy duas car.
terrse, unde, ut supra.

WIRKELEY/ Willelmus de Wirkeley tenet in eadem unam
car. terrse, et Rogerus de Northall 7 tenet in eadem unam car.
terrse, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.

HEKMUNDWYKE. Johannes Tylly tenet in Hekmundwyke
unam car. et iiij or bov. terrse, unde Johannes de Hekmundwyk
tenet de eodem Johanne Tylly sex bov. terrse, unde xx car.
terrse faciunt feod.

a This heading and the first sixteen entries are taken from the Eawlinson 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 free 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. K W. * 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. tcrrse, unde, ut supra ; de quibus Willelmus le Vavasour
tenet in eadem duas bov. terrse.

TONG. Ricardus de Tong tenet in eadem tres car. terrse,
unde xvij car. faciunt feod.; de quibus Johannes de Thornhiiy
tenet de eodem Ricardo in Huiidesworth unam car. terrse, unde,
ut supra.

NORTH BYRILL.* Willelmus de Swynlington* tenet in North
Byrill duas car. terrse, unde xviij car. terrse faciunt feod. unius
milit.

MIDDELTON. Simon de Crepping tenet in Middclton trcs
car. terrse ; de quibus Willelmus de Alta Ripa tenet in eadem,
de eodem Simone, unam car. terrse,, domina Alicia de Lascy
tenet in eadem tres bov. terrse, Radulphus de Weston tenet in
eadem, de dicto Simone, iiij or bov., unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
milit.

BATELAY. Adam de Oxenhopp tenet in Batelay duas car.
et di. terrse, et Johannes films Willelmi in eadem, de Cecilia
Hayrom, iiij or bov. terrse, unde xviij, etc.

ERDE(S)LAW." Johannes de Heton tenet in Herdelaw ij
car. terrse et di., unde xv car. faciunt feod.

LYVERSEGE. Robertus de Liversege et Willelmus de Liver
sege^ tenent in eadern ijtf car. terrse, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.
milit.

MIRFELD. Johannes de Heton, Adam de Pontefracto, Jo
hannes,*" rector ecclesise de Mirfeld, [et] Adam de [Every ngham
tenent in] 4 Mirfeld ij car. terrse et vj bov. Adam de Hopton
tenet in eadem [blank] l bov. terrse de Thoma de Burgo. Adam

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).

* North Bierley, in the parish of Bradford.

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.

" 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. Y. and R. Ardeslaw, II.

F F. and R. omit Willelmus de Liversege. ? iij car., B. Y. R.

r On the 14th kal. Jan., 1293, John de Heton, sub-deacon, was instituted to
the rectory of Mirfield on the presentation " nobilis mulieris domince Alesiye de
Lasy, ratione custodia) hscredis et terrarum domini Thomsc de Burgo" (Reg.
Romanus, 26 a). Everyrigham tenent in, Y. R.

1 duas bov., R.

Q



226 KNIGHTS FEES IN YORKSHIRE.

de Helay tenet in eadem j car. terrse de [eodem] 7 Ada de Ever-
ingham, unde xviij car. faciunt feod.

LOFTHOUSE. Thomas de Lofthouse tenet in eadem de Abbate
de Kirkstall j car. terrse, unde xij car. faciunt feod.

HUNSLETT. Willelmus de Laytymer tenet in Hunslett iij
car. terrse, unde xxiiij* 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. terrse,
unde xxiiij 1 car. faciunt feod.

FERSLEY. Johannes Scott tenet in Fersley xj bov. terrse,
unde dominus [rex] >r seisitus est; de quibus Henricus de Tire-
sail et Ricardus de Tong tenent in Teresall^ v bov., et Johannes
de Podesey, clericus, tenet j bov., unde [blank]* car. faciunt
feod.

PODESEY. Hugo del Woodhall tenet in Podesey de Johanne
Scott de Calverley ij car. terrse, unde xxiiij car. faciunt, etc.;
de quibus [ Johannes] a filius Simonis tenet j bov., Robertus,
frater ejus, j bov., Johannes* de Camera j bov., Johannes le
[Tounesleucrd] c j bov., Johannes de (/ Fonte j bov., . . . fil. Jor-
dani, Simon filius Roberti j bov., Willelmus le Wayt et Magot
de Bramley j bov., Eicardus de Bercroft et Margareta, uxor*
ejus, j bov., Petrus de Selleby, Simon filius Thomse de Culcotes
et Willelmus filius Roger! j bov., Johannes filius Alani^j bov.,
Willelmus filius Rogeri j bov., Johannes filius Elyse j bov.,
Robertas le Cowper j bov., Jordanus de Berill^ j bov., Willelmus
filius Melkeous 7 " j bov., uxor Johannis de Bradford j bov., [et]
Johannes de Culecotes unam bov.

ALLERTON. Thomas de Thornton tenet in Allerton iiij car.
terrse, unde xx car. faciunt feod. ; de quibus Abbas de Bella
Landa tenet vp bov. terrse et di., et Prior de Pontefracto tenet
j bov.

THORNTON. Thomas de Thornton tenet in eadem ij car.
terrse, unde xx car. faciunt feod.

BOLLYNG. Willelmus de Boiling tenet in eadem iij car.
terrse, unde xx car. faciunt feod., de quibus Abbas de Kirkstall
tenet iij* bov.

eodem, R. " xiiij car., R.

tenet v bov., Isolda del Hay, B. F. R. * rex, R.

Tyersall, a hamlet in the township of Pudsey. xxiiij, R.

Johannes, R. * Robertus, R. c Tounesleuerd, R.

ad Fontem, R. ; e mater ejus, B. F. R. / Adsc, R.

Birrill, F. Bierley (?). h Malkeous, F. Mallemouse, R.
et, R. J quinque, R.

* ij bov., F. iiij or bov., R.



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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 iiij or bov. terrse.

HETON/ Ricardus" 1 de Ledes tenet in Heton ij car. terrse,
unde xx car. faciunt feod.

BOLTON." Willelmus de Skyrgill et Ribaldus le Boteler
tenent in Bolton ij car. terrse, unde xx car. faciunt feod.

HAWORTH. Galfridus de Hay worth, Rogerus de Maynyng-
ham [et] Alicia de Bercroft tenent in Hay word iiij or bov. terrse,