June 35, Inquisition
Writ to the sheriff of York. Lanrecost. 1 March 35 Edward I. By petition of the Council. Inquisition : Drypoll. Thursday in Easter week. Sir John de Sutton has a hereditary right in the passage of the water of because he and his ancestors were seised of the lands where the passage to be and now is from time beyond memory, and were seised of the for 26 years before it was granted by the king to the burgesses of on Hull. See Yorkshire Archeological Society, Vol. 37, p. 146. C. Ing. Misc. File 66. (17.) 2026.
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