1388-05-13, Westminster
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 16 June. William son and heir of John Barneville of Middlesex and of Margaret wife, sister and heir of Nicholas son of Thomas de Fryville lord of manor of Kelyngthorp by Little Driffelde co. York, to Hugh de of Great Driffelde, John Douays, William de Sledmer, Thomas and John Modefyssh of Great Driffelde chaplains, their heirs assigns. Quitclaim of the said manor, and of all other lands, rents services of freemen and neifs in Kelyngthorp, in their possession by feoffment of Hugh le Despenser of Colyweston knight. Richard Tyrwhytt of Beverley, Thomas son of William Lutton, John son of Adam Cartere of Scardeburgh, William de the younger, John Houghlot of Wandisforde, Adam de William de Bolton of Great Driffelde, Thomas Drenge the same, Thomas Rauf of the same, William de Thornore of the John Provest of Great Driffelde. Dated Kelyngthorp, Thursday feast of St. Barnabas 1388, 11 Richard II.
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