vij bov. terrse 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. terrse pro quarta parte j feodi.
BRUMPTON. Willelmus de Vescy tenet de prsedicto Rogero,
in Brumpton, xij car. terrse pro j feodo milit.
DE FEODO DE BRUS.
THORNETON. Willelmus^ de Kildale tenet de Petro de
Brays, in Thorneton, iij car. terrse 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.
terras, et est membrum de Topclive, pro quarta parte feodi
unius milit.
KILWARDEBY. Simon de Kilwardeby tenet in eadem, de
prsedicto Henrico, ij car. terrse pro quarta 5 parte feodi j milit.
IRTON. Willelmus de Irton, Thomas films cjus, Johannes
Russel (et) Sibilla de Haya tenent de eodem, in Irton, iiij car.
terrse pro medietate feodi unius milit.
ATON/ Alanus films Ricardi, Alexander de Percy, et alii
tenentes tenent de eodem Henrico, in Aton, ij car. terrse pro
quarta parte feodi unius milit.
THURSTANBY. Willelmus de Morers tenet in Thurstanby, de
eodem Henrico, ij car. terrse pro quarta parte j feodi.
SNAYNTON. Johannes Tatcman tenet in Snaynton, de prse
dicto Henrico, j car. et iiij bov. terrse pro octava parte et sexta-
decima parte feodi unius milit.
Summa istius wapentachii, ix feoda di. x ma pars ct xxx ma 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 Kirk by s Inquest, page 146.
f East Ay ton. See page 138, antea.
HOTJDENSHIRE."
Henricus de Percy tenet in Howrn* vj car. terrse, in Gerthum
ij car. terrse, et faciunt feod. unius milit. ; unde Moniales de
Appelton c tenent in eadem vj car., et faciunt forinsecum.
Johannes de Hothum tenet ij car. terrse, et facit forinsecum.
Petrus de Malo Lacu tenet in villa de Hothum iij car., in
Lokyngton j car., in Ak di. car. ; et facmnt tres partes j feodi.
Alexander de Percy tenet in Gerthum et Neuton vj car.
terrse; et faciunt di. feod.
Johannes films Gervasii de Ripplyngham tenet ij car. terrse ;
et faciunt quintam partem feodi.
In villa de Ellerker est una car. terrse; unde Johannes
Flambard tenet iiij bov. terrae, hseredes 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^Averenge^ tenet in Skipwyth ij car. terrse, in
Bolthorp iiij car., in Burton* j car. ; et faciunt di. feod.
a The wapentake of Howdeushire 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 wapen-
takes of Howdenshire and Ouse and Derwent.
* Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.
r 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 Hon. Elor., 277).
d Eichard de Averinges had a charter of free warren in Skipwith and Bolthorpe
in the 32nd Edward I. (Col. 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 Eichard 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.
242 KNIGHTS FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Petras de Malo Lacu tenet medietatem manerii de Cliff/ et
facit di. feod.
Hseres^ Gilberti de Aton tenet in villis de Bardelby, Men-
thorp et Neuton juxta Gerthum 7i di. feod.
Robertus de Osgoteby* tenet in Osgoteby quartam partem
fcodi j milit.
Antonius de Alta Ripa tenet iiij car. terrse in Sonth Duifeld
pro quint a parte feodi j milit.
Nicholaus de Stapelton? tenet in eadem iiij car. terrse pro
qiiinta 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. terrse, in
Brakenholm* xj bov., in Risceby* x bov._, pro quarta parte j
feodi.
Hugo de Marra tenet in Belasis cc et iij acras ; et facit
servitium quartse partis j feodi.
Willelmus de Wyvill tenet in Cornesaiides m ix xx vij acras et
di. de feoffamento domini R., M episcopi Dunelm., secundi ; et
faciunt x mam partem j feodi.
Summa istius wapentachii, \j feoda, iiij ta pars et xxxviij va
[pars] j feodi.
Summa denariorum, xij li. xjs. jd. Probatur.
f Commonly called Long Cliff, in the parish of Hemingbrough.
" 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.AV. of the present village of Gardham, which doubtless occu
pies the site of the " New Town near Gerthum."
Son of Adam de Osgoteby (Burton s Mon. E~bor., 109). In the 30th
Edward I. Eobert 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.
J 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, w r as certified joint lord, with the bishop of Durham, in 1316.
* Ralph, son of Ealph de Babthorpe, gave land in Brakenholm and Babthorpe
to the canons of Drax, which Eobert, son and heir of Ealph de Babthorpe, con
firmed in 1313 (Burton s Mon. Elor., 100).
1 Ealph, son of Ealph 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. pay
able out of his land at Eisceby ; and afterwards gave 10s. per annum more out of
ten oxgangs of land in the same territory (Burton s Mon. JSbor., 110).
" Probably some forgotten place near the river. Cornesandes is not men
tioned in Kirkby s Inquest or the Nomina Villarum.
" Eobert de Insula, bishop of Durham 1274-83.
FEODA MILITARIA WAPENTACHII DE
HEUDERNESSE."
Dominus Willelmus de Ros tenet in dominico et servitio de
domino rege, tanquam de hsereditate Com Albemarlise, xlvj
car. terrse et di. 5 per servitium militare, unde xlviij car. faciunt
feod., et quselibet car. continet viij bov. terrse.
Item dominus Walterus de Faucunberg tenet ibidem c de
eodem, per idem servitium, in dominico et servitio,, xxxix car.
terrse [et] j bov/
Idem Walterus tenet ibidem* de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, de feodo de Bruys, xvij car. terrse
et vij bov., unde, ut supra.
Robertus le Conestable tenet in dominico et servitio ibidem,
de eodem, per idem servitium, xxviij car. terrse et di., unde, ut
supra.
Hseres Petri de GousilV tenet ibidem^ de eodem in do
minico et servitio, per idem servitium, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
Et sunt in custodia domini regis.
Idem hseres tenet in Parva Coldon de eodem, per idem ser
vitium, iij car. terras, unde, ut supra. Et sunt in custodia
domini regis, et solebant esse de feodo Roberti Skurs.
" Membrane ii., in dorso.
6 According to Kirkby s Inquest, Robert de Ros held " xlvj car. terrse 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 Holderriess 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, Withern-
wick, 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.
/ 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
Warm (Ibid., ii., 506), and died under age in the 22nd Edward I., leaving Mar
garet his daughter and heir, then about six months old (Ibid.). Margaret de
Goushill married, first, Philip Despenser, who died about 1313 (Cal. Inq. p. m.,
i., 255) ; and, secondly, John, son of William de Roos, who, in right of his wife,
was certified joint lord of " Golden cum membris " in 1316.
* Beeford.
R 2
244 KNIGHTS FEES IN YORKSHIRE.
Johannes de Melsa tenet ibidem^ de eodem, per idem ser
vitium, in dominico et servitio, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
Robertas* de Hildeyarde tenet ibidem/ de eodem in domi
nico et servitio, per idem servitium, xiij car. terrse, unde, ut
supra.
Thomas de Mounceaus* 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. terrse, unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Lasceles" tenet ibidem de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, x car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Sutton^ tenet ibidem? de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, xj car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Ross 7 " tenet ibidem 5 de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, xij car., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus Gobaud tenet ibidem" de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Carleton" tenet ibidem de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, ix car., unde, ut supra.
A Bewick and Walelinton.
Robert, son and heir of Robert and Joan de Hildeyard, was aged twenty-
three years and upwards in the 24th Edward I. (Cal. Gen., ii., 517).
J See page 75, antea.
k 25th Edward I. " Bex cepit fidelitatem Thomse de Muriceus, fratris et
hseredis Johannis de Munceus, defuncti, de omnibus terris et tenementis quse
fuerunt Tngelrami de Munceus, patris ipsius Johannis defuncti" (Cal. Gen., ii.,
539).
Barmston, Lisset, Winkton, Boynton, Caythorpe and Eeighton.
" 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.,\\., 500).
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).
1 Sutton and Ganstead.
r The Inq. p. m. of John de Eos, of Eingburgh, was taken in the 12th
Edward II. (Cal. Inq. p. m., i., 290).
Eingburgh, Garton and Eouth.
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, quse est monialis apud Swyne
in comitatu Ebor., et Christiana Gumbaud, quse est monialis apud Stykeswald in
comitatu Lincoln., sunt sorores prsedicti Willelmi defuncti, et hseredes ejus pro-
pinquiores, et ornnes sunt plensc setatis " (Cal. Gen., ii., 604). Lora de Fletewik
re-married Thomas de Newmarch (Paulson s Holderness, ii., 494), who was certi
fied joint lord of " Thorngombaud," with Laurence de Holbek and Edmund
Wasteneys, in 1316. " Thorngumbald.
" John de Carleton died Dec. 23rd, 1304, his next heir being Avicia, daughter
of his son John, then the wife of Eichard 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 ibidem^ de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, j car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Ulram et Willelmus de Bucketon tenent
ibidem* 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 ibidem 6 de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, vj car. [et] vj bov., ut supra.
Et sunt in custodia domini regis quia idem Willelmus c idiota
est.
Idem Willelmus, unius liseredum Johannis de Danthorp/
tenet ibidem* in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, j car.
et vij bov., unde, ut supra. Et suiit in custodia domini regis
antedicti, ut supra.
Johanna Glede, altera hseredum Johannis de Danthorp,
tenet ibidem* in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, j car.
et vij bov., unde, ut supra.
Hseres Johannis Ughtridd/ tenet ibidem^ de eodem in domi
nico et servitio, per idem servitium, iiij car., unde, ut supra.
* " Praedictus Johannes Passemer obiit die Jovis proxima ante festuin Con-
versionis Sancti Pauli anno supradicto [31 Edw. I.] Idem Johannes tenuit in
Ulram de hseredibus Johannis de Frisnierays, in liberum maritagiuin cum
dementia uxore sua, redditum 13s. 4d. Isabella uxor Willelmi Sturmy, Mar-
gareta uxor Hugonis Sturmy, et Beatrix uxor Henrici Tayllour, sunt filise et
propinquiores hseredes ipsius Johannis ; et prsedicta Isabella est setatis viginti
octo annorum, Margareta est setatis viginti sex annorum, et Beatrix est setatis
viginti annorum et amplius" (Cat. Gen., ii, 641).
y Preston. * Ulram. a Goxhill.
6 Out Newton and Little Hatfield.
c 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, neo
compos mentis suse, nee 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 prsedicti
AYillelmi, cujus Johannis idem Willelmus filius Alicise, unius sororum prsedicti
Johannis, et Johanna filia Margaretse, alterius sororum dicti Johannis, quse est
plense setatis et discreta, sunt propinquiores hseredes " (Cal. Gen., ii., 636).
d 21st Edward I. " lExtenta terra in manu regis existentis ratione fatuitatis
JoJiannis de Danthorpp : et de parentela et gente dicti Johannis. Dictus Johannes
de Danthorpp fuit filius et hseres domini Johannis de Danthorpp, militis, et idem
Johannes fuit filius domini Alani de Danthorpp, militis. Et mater dicti Johannis
fuit filia domini Robert! 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.
S John Ughtred, nephew of Eobert Ughtred of Scarborough, dean of York,
married Isabella, daughter of Sir John de Melsa. His Inq. p. m. was taken in
the 26th Edward I., 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).
" Probably in Owstwick and Mappleton.
246
Robertus Tyliol tenet ibidem 7 de eodem in dominico et ser
vitio, per idem servitium, iij car., unde, ut supra.
Robertus de Boby* tenet ibidem? de . eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, iij car., unde, ut supra.
Prior de Bridelyngton tenet ibidem* de eodem, per idem
servitium, in dominico et servitio, v car., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Preston* tenet ibidem 7 " 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 termi-
num vitae, in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, x car. et
iij bov., unde, ut supra.
Johannes de Mapelton tenet ibidem de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, vj car., unde, ut supra.
Heiiricus de Wyueton^ tenet ibidem? de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, v car. [et] di., unde, ut supra.
Johannes filius Ingelrami de Risom tenet ibidem*" de eodem
in dominico et servitio, per idem servitium, ij car., unde, ut
supra.
Johannes Aldelotes tenet ibidem 5 de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij car. terras, unde, ut supra.
Johannes de NutalF tenet ibidem" de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij car. terrse, unde, ut supra.
* By Inq. p. m., 14th Edward II., Robert Tilliol died seised of lands in West
Hatfield (Cat. Inq. p. m., i., 297).
Robert de Boby married, about 1282, Juliana, daughter and heiress of John
and Beatrix de Carnerton ( Cal. Gen., i. 391).
i Camerton. k Skirlington and Erghum or Arram.
1 " Johannes filius Roberti de Preston, nepos et hseres Henrici de Preston,
defuncti, qui de domino rege tenuit in capite, ut de honore de Albemarle, ma-
ritatus fuit Emmse, 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 terrsc cum pertinentiis in Waxham,
quas Robertus de Preston, pater prsedicti Johannis, cujus hseres ipse est, tenuit
de prsedicto Henrico per servitium militare" (Cal. Gen,, \\., 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, Turistall and Waxholme.
" Holmpton, Pensthorpe, Little Kelke, Little Hatfield and Preston.
Hornsea Burton.
v 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). * Wyton.
r 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. m., i., 235), his son John being his next heir
(Abbrev. Rot. Orig., 170).
1 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 ibidem 1 de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, iij car. terras, unde, nt snpra.
Hasres Petri de Gousill, Robertus le Conestabel et Stephanns
de Pagula tenent ibidem de eodem in dominico et servitio, per
idem servitium, ij bov. terras in Holm/ unde, ut snpra, et nnde
tertia pars in cnstodia domini regis, ratione minoris setatis
hasredis* P. de Grousill.
Hasres Roberti Sotwayn tenet ibidem^ de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, iij car., nnde, nt snpra.
Ricardns de Grymeston tenet ibidem de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitinm, ij car., nnde, nt snpra.
Tenentes feodi Thomas de Sonththorp tenent ibidem 2 de
eodem in dominico et servitio, per idem servitinm, di. car. terras,
nnde, nt snpra.
Nicholans Hankyn tenet ibidem" de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitinm, vj bov. terras, unde, ut snpra.
Warinerns Roys 5 de Preston tenet ibidem de eodem in
dominico et servitio, per idem servitinm, j bov., ut supra.
Nicholaus de Thorcn tenet ibidem c de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, di. car., unde, nt supra.
Willelmns de Crochow tenet ibidem** 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./
unde, ut supra.
Michael Aumener^ tenet ibidem de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut snpra.
" Owthorne. " Paull Holme.
* See page 243, antea. y Kowlston.
z 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 (Paulson s Holderness, i., 340. Ord.
Survey, 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 villse de
Ravenser Odd, vestigium minime reperitur, quse 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 Aid Ravenser in
parochia ecclesise de Kilnsea, medie jacere dignoscuntur " (Paulson s Holderness,
ii., 529).
" Preston.
* Robert Ros held one bovate in Preston in the 13th Edward I.
c Thorngumbald.
Tunstall.
f According to Kirkby s Inquest, Hugh Blassell held six bovates in Collision.
f Michael le Aumener died seised of one messuage and one bovate of land in
Bond Brustwyk in the llth Edward II. (Cat. Inq. p. >m., i., 294).
248
Robertas de Skeftelyng^ tenet ibidem h de eodem in dominico
et servitio, per idem servitium, iij bov., unde, ut supra.
Tenentes terrarum Stepliani de Monte tenent ibidem* de
eodem, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
Willelmus de Holm tenet ibidem- de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., ut supra.
Willelmus Brokur tenet ibidem* de eodem in dominico et
servitio, per idem servitium, ij bov., unde, ut supra.
Hseres* domini Herberti de Sancto Quintino tenet in dominico
et servitio, de domino regi, tanquam de hsereditate Com Albe-
marlise, per servitium militare, xxxix car. m terrse et vj bov.,
uiide Iij car. terrse faciunt feod. j milit., et viij bov. faciunt
unam car. Et sunt in custodia domini regis, ratione minoris
setatis hseredis prsedicti domini Herberti.
Dicunt etiam juratores quod Robertus le Conestable tenet
in dominico et servitio de domino rege, tanquam de hsereditate
Com Albemarlise, per servitium militare, in Burton Conestabel
et Tharlesthorp, viij car. terrse, quse faciunt feod. j milit., unde
quselibet car. terrse continet viij bov.
Idem Robertus tenet in West Halsham in dominico et ser
vitio de eodem, per idem servitium, iiij car. terrse, quse 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 Halsliam iiij car. terrse, quse
faciunt di. feod. j milit., et quaelibet car. continet xij bov. terrse.
Summa istius wapentachii, ix feoda, di., x m % vij ma , et viij
pars j feodi.
Summa denariorum, xix li. iiijs. iiijd.
" 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 Skefning, late belonging to
Sir Hugh Scheming, and also a toft late the property of Peter del Hill (Paulson s
Holderness, ii., 497).
h Skeming. Timstall. J 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 prsedicti Herberti, defuncti,
films Herberti filii prsedicti Herberti defuncti, est hseres propinquior prsedicti
Herberti, et fuit setatis decem et octo annorum die Purificationis Beatse Marisc
proximo prseterito " (Cat. Gen., ii., 64-2).
" See page 74, antea.
DIKEEING.
Domimis R./ 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 Alburn
j car., in Fraisthorp iiij car. Summa carucatarum, xxxij, unde
xvj facinnt feod. Summa feodorum, ij feod.
FEODUM DE TATESALE. In Galmeton iij car. terrse, in Flix-
ton 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. terrse, in Boithorp
vj car., in Rudstane v car., in Tweng vj car., in Harpham vj car.,