1314-09-06, York

and confirmation of the under-mentioned ckarters and grants Friars Peachers of Jarum, viz. : . A charter of Peter de Brus the third, granting to them in frank almoin, for the good of his own soul and the soul of Hillary his wife, that toft which lies in the town of Jarum between the toft of the prior of Giseburgh on the north, le Casteldike on the south, and which abuts on the king's highway passing through the middle of the town of Jarum, and upon the bank of the These, which toft Walter Lesceby formerly bought from Richard de Brunton; witnesses, Roger de Brus his uncle, Roger de Thokotes, John de Burtona, knights, William de Malteby, John de Thokotes his steward, Robert de Braythewathe, John de Aula, William de Elleton, William de la Hou and William de Aula, burgesses of Jarum. II. Of a writing of Marmaduke de Twenge, lord of Danneby, and of Lucy his wife, granting in frank almoin, for the good of their souls, to the same friars a plot of land which lies in width between the rivulet of Skyiering on the one part and the land of the said friars on the other, and extends in length from the king's highway of Jarum to the river Teyse, which plot of land they held of the gift of John de Levington in the same town, so that they may enclose the plot by a wall corresponding to the ancient wall of their exterior close ; witnesses, Sirs William Daniel, William de Roselle, Adam de Setun, knights, John de Aula of Jarum, William his brother, John de Heltun of Jarum, William de la Hou of Jarum and Nicholas Herre of Jarum. Il. Of acharter of John son of Roger de Levyngton, granting in frank almoin to the said friars all his land which lay between their acre on the one part and a little plot which he formerly held from the abbot and convent of Jervaulx on the other in width, and extended in length from the king's highway of Jarum towards the river Teyse ; witnesses, Sirs Marmaduke de Twenge, Robert his son, John de Eggesclive, Walter de Cyrisi, Richard de Crosseby, knights, John de Menyl of Midelton, John de Lythegrayns, Alan de Malteby, John de Aula of Jarum, John de Elleton, John de Aslakeby, Hugh de Fenewyc, William Wyger, and Laurence de Hiscopton. IV. Of a quit-claim by the same John de Levyngton, son and heir of Roger de Levyngton, to them of the plot of land which he formerly held from the abbot and convent of Jorwall, which lay between the area he had already granted to them on the one part and the river or rivulet of Skitering on the other in width, and extended in length from the king's highway of Jarum towards the river Teyse and abutted on the land, late of John de Meynil, which they hold, subject toa payment to the abbot and convent of Jorwall of 20d. ; witnesses, Sirs Marmaduke de Twenge, Robert his son, John de Eggesclive, Walter de Cyresi, Richard de Crosseby, knights, John de Menil of Midelton, John de Lithegraynis, Alan de Malteby, John de Aula of Jarum, John de Elleton, John de Aslakeby, Hugh de Fenwike, William Wiger and Laurence de Biscopton. V. Of a charter of John de Aselacby, burgess of Jarum, which with the assent of Petronilla his wife he made, granting in frank almoin, for the good of his own soul and that of his wife, to the said friars that toft which is called Ribaldcroft in the territory of Jarum lying between the king's highway on the one part and the river Tayse of the other, and extending from the land of the hospital of St. Nicholas towards the south to the dyke which is called le Casteldike towards the north, which croft he and his wife had bought from William called the Hunter (dicto Venatore) son of Richard the Hunter (Venatoris) of Castellevington ; witnesses, Sirs Nicholas de Menille, Arnold de Percy, John de Menille ot Midelton, Robert Gower, knights, William the Hunter (Venatore) of Castellevington, John de Malteby, Hugh de Hilton, Stephen Gower of Caldyngelby, Ralph Lester, Thomas de Swayneby, William Wygger, Richard de Wauxand and Thomas the Proctor (procurator). VI. And of a confirmation by William de Latymer, lord of Jarum, and Lucy, his late wife, granting and confirming to the same friars the gift which John de Aslakeby, burgess of Jarum, with the assent of Petronilla his wife, made to them of a croft in the territory of Jarum, which is called Eybald Croft (sic), which they had bought from William called the Hunter of Castellevington; witnesses, Sir Nicholas de Menyl, Arnold de Percy of Kildate, John de Menyl, Robert Guwer, knights, William de Aslakby, William the Hunter (Venatore), John de Maiteby, Ralph le Lester, Walter de Steyneby, John de Aslakby, William Wyger and Thomas de Swaneby. By p.s. . Parr I. 173