1312-02-24, York

Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Bridlington of York. divers grants, confirmations and quit-claims, viz. by William de Cantilupo and Matilda his wife, of a messuage, 4 carucates of land, and 102. of rent, together with villeins and their sequels and chattels, and the homages and services of their free tenants in Bridlington; by Ralph de Neville, of half a carucate of land in Fivale; by Osbert Manaunt, of Hundmaneby, of one bovate of land and atoft in Hundemanby; by Gilbert de Gaunt, earl of Lincoln, of sufficient pasture for 500 sheep in the field of Hundemaneby, . Parr II. 443 with a site for a sheep-fold containing 2 acres in one part thereof; by William Malebisse, of his land in Fordon which he held in his demesne with his purt of the capital messuage pertaining to the saine, together with a pasture called del Halclif, and also 8 bovates of land together with three parts of one bovate, 7 tofts, 7 bondmen with their issues and chattels in Fordon, and one croft in Arnesdale ; by William de Siwardby and Lecelina his wife and Agnes daughter of Ernald de Marton, of a bovate of land and a toft in Marton; by the same William de Siwardhby, of that bovate of land in Siwardby held by Andrew son of Adelwyne, of the same Andrew with his issues and chattels, and 14 bovates of land and a third part of 2 bovates of land there, and further of a confirmation also by him of all grants which Osbert de Siwardby and Lecia his daughter made to them ; by William son of Ralph de Wylardby, of 6 bovates of land and 3 tofts in Siwardby ; by Oshert de Siwardby, of a capital messuage in the same place, uf 5 bovates of land and 2 parts of 2 bovates of land, and of 2 tofts with a meadow there; by William Ratun of 2 bovates of land and 2 tofts in the same town; by Stephen de Maynille, of 6 bovates of land and 3 tofts there ; by John son of Aruald de Marton, of a toft in Marton; by Luke Silver, of 2 strips (sediones) of land in that town ; by Juliana daughter of Ralph de Flamburgh, of 2 bovates of land and 2 tofts there; by Agnes daughter of Ernald de Marton, of 4 bovates of land and 4 tofts there; by Walter de Marton, of lands in Siwardby and Marton with pasture for 100 sheep in the same towns; by Thomas son of Robert de Siwardby, of land in the same plots in those towns; by Walter son of Richard de Grendale, of a bovate of land and a toft in Grendale and of 2 other bovates of land in the same place; by Robert the Constable of Flaynburgh, of a bovate of land in Flainburgh ; by William de Perci, of 2 bovates of land in Kernetby ; by Malger de Bucketon, of 2 bovates of land and one toft in Buketon; by John son of Thomas de Buketon, of 2 bovates of land and one toft in the same town, and of Nicholas son of Wydo de Buketon with his issues and chattels; by Robert son of Alexander de Buketon, of lands in the same town; by Asketil son of Hervey de Buketon, of 2 bovates of land and a toft in Benton, and of 2 other bouvates and 3 acres of land with a toft there; by Walter de Bovincton, of a bovate of land and a toft there; by Alice daughter of Joceline Bue of Eston, of 3 bovates of land and a moiety of atoft in Eston; by Margaret daughter of Goceline Buch of Usinton, of 4 bovates of land and a toft in the same town; by Malger de Ricton of 2 bovates and a toft in Ricton; by Geoffrey de Cokefeld, of a bovate of land and a toft there, and also of 2 bovates of land and a toft in the same town ; by Hawisia daughter of Thomas de Etton of 11 bovatesof land and 14 tofts in the same place; by John de Rudestain, knight, of bovates of land and a toft in Ruddestain ; by Richard son of Stephen de Spineto, of 2 bovates of laud and one toft there; by John son of Robert son of Edulph de Killum, of a bovate of land there; by Alan son of Malger the knight (militis) of Ruddestain, of 2 bovates of land and a toft there; by John de Ruddestayn, rector of a moiety of the church of Suthferiby, of 4 bovates of land and 3 tofts in the same town, and of Bartholomew son of Matilda, Richard son of William son of Arundel and Alice and Beatrice, sisters of the same Richard, his bondmen and neifs, with their issues and chattels; by Beatrice sometime the wife of John de Brigham, of 2 bovates of land and atoft in the same town; by Malger son of Robert de Ruddestayn, of a carucate of land there; by Henry de Bovelton and Joan his wife of Killum, of a toft and 2 bovates of land in Killum ; by Christiana daughter of Stephen Bugevaunt of Killum, of 2 bovates of land in the same town ; by Robert Wyles of Loutorpe, chaplain, of 2 bovates of land and a toft there ; by Richard de Harpham, rector of the church of Burton Anneys, of half a carucate of land with tofts in Grancemore, and of Thomas de his bondmen, with their issues and chattels; of 2 bovates of land in Loutorpe ; of a bovate of land anda toft in serf (sero), with his issues and chattels; by of Flainburgh, of a bovate of land by Richard de Nafferton, clerk, of a hovate William son of Emma de Haterbergh, of a same place; by William de Nafferton con of 2 bovates of land and a toft therein ; and the convent of that place, of 10 bovates and of their bondmen with their issues Alost, of 2 bovates of land and a toft there, also of divers other lands with bis marsh, in the same town, of 2 bovates of land a earucate of land with a mill, of Godwin chattels, of the service and homage of Henry which he bas in him and in land which he of his capital messuage there; by Simon de toft there, and also of a bovate of land and Ernald son of William de Buketon, of half a by Thomas son of John de Melsa, of there; by Gregory son of William de Flaine- 2 tofts there; by William son of William of William in the Thistles for a bovate and also of a release by him of 8d. of rent wont to pay to him for fines of wapentake, by Henry de Pokcelington, of 3 bovates town; by Stephen de Alost, of 6 bovates his men in that town, together with their de Boyville, knight, and Joan his wife, Kelk, ax well in demesne as bondage, with their free tenants there, and all their other as Arderne, together with the way beyond made by the same Joan, in her widowof Little Kelk, and of all the land which canons in the town of Little Kelk, together with with its appurtenances as well in Great Kelk Risceby, and also of land iu Little Kelk with a meadow in the same town and a way by Thomas de Crohum, of 2 bovates of land sometime the wife of Ivo do Willardeby, of in the wold (waldo) of Brampton, of 294 acres in Brumpton and of a rent of a mark in Ran[ulph] de Brumpton, of a carucate and for 800 sheep, and a meadow called the by Henry son of Simon Serope, of the in Folketon, 2 bovates of land in Willardeby, of 2 bovates of land and 3 tofts with a Folketon and of all his land in Flotemanby, a toft there, also of other 2 bovates of land a toft and pasture and turbary, and also Saukes, for 2 bovates of land there i by of the digging every year of 50 cart-l of Folketon with free ingress and ; in the same town; by William Durand, of a bovate of land and toft in Ralph de Crohum, of land in Crohum ; by . Part I. 445 Ralph de Bradelay, of 2 tofts and 3 bovates of land in the same town; by James de Collum, of 2 bovates of land there ; by Walter de Raymir, of 2 bovates of land, a toft, and 12d. of rent in the same town; by Robert de Crohum, of 24 acres and 2 perches of land there; by Bartholomew son of Peter Salvayn, of 2 bovates of land and a toft there; by Gerard Salvayn, of 3 bovates of land and 2 tofts in the same place; by A. de Wilardby, of 2 bovates of Jand in Wilardby ; by Adelard de Wilardby, of 204 acres of land there; by Henry de Wilardby, of the church of Wilardby and 4 carucate of land in the same town, also of 7 bovates of land and sufficient pasture for 500 rams (arictibus), of the entire pasture in the demesne of the pasture of the town, of Theobald son of Legolsns and his children and of a toft in the same town ; by Frethesanta de Wilardby, of her demesne in the land late of Adelard de Willardby, knight, her grandfather, in Willardby; by Richard son of Alard de Willardby, of a toft and 2 bovate of land in the town of Willardby. by S. abbot of Rievaulx and the convent of that place, of 104 acres of land, and also of pasture for 300 sheep in Willardby; by Jordan de Maynthorpe, of 13 acres of land there; by William de Neville, of 3 bovates of lund and a toft at fee farm and 2 bovates of land quit of all secular services, and also of 2 other bovates of land in the same town; by Philip the chaplain of Willardhy, of a bovate of land there ; by Matilda, Agnes and Emma, danghters of Roger son of Henry de Willardby of a bovate of land there; by Emma Jaughter of Roger de Willardby, of a bovate of land there; by Eustace son of William de Neville, of a rent of &d., and the homage and service of William Leke of Nonington for a bovate of land and a toft in the same town and a release of a rent of one mark; by Robert son of William de Roston in Pikeringlithe, of the homage and service of William son of Robert de Siwardby for tenements in Burton Flemyng; by William de Ros and Kustachia his wife, of all lands and fees which the prior and canons held of their fee in the same town; by Gilbert son of Gilbert de Gaunt, of the lands which the prior and canons held of the tenure, sometime of Geoffrey Beriot, of his fee there; by Henry de Galmeton, of lands in Staxtona ; a remise by John son of Edmund Phiton of Great Cuton, of all farms, customs, possessions and lands of his fee in Great Couton; by William son of Robert the Constable (constabularit), of a bovate of land in Nafferton ; by Roger son of William de Moubray, of all the land in Askeham held by them of the gift of William son of Roger de Askeham, and of the services of Herbert de Holdernesse for 2 bovates of land, of Master Richard de Aruhgle for half a curucate of land, of the rector for the time being of the church of Askeham for lands in Askeham, and of the service of William de Waleton for a tenement in the same town and a rent of one mark; a confirmation by G. de Gaunt, earl of Lincoln, of all grants which his father and his men made to them, grant also by himself of the entire town of Buesingaby with all its uppurtenances in Hilderthorpe, Wyuelesthorpe, and Fordona, one carucate of laud in Barton and the entire town of Spetone with ita appurtenances, his demesne in the meadow of Ravenesclif and of that which Walter son of Bertin and Owen de Hundemaneby held in the same meadow, of Burton with its appurtenances as well in demesne as in the services of those who hold from him in that town, of the church of Baemburgh, a carucate of land in the town of Baemburgh and of the services of his free tenunts there; a release by Gilbert son of Gilbert de Gaunt of all farms, customs, suits and services as well of courts as of other matters which the 1312. prior and canons were accustomed to do to him by reason of their tenures which they hela of his fee in the counties of York and Lincoln, and also a confirmation to them of all grants of his nnecstors ; by W. de Forz, earl of Albemarle, of the church of Ote ingham with half acarucate of lend and also 3 bovates one perch and 143 acres of Jand with 2 tofts and a garden in Otringham, the church of Sprottale, and 3 bovates and 3 tofts of land in the town of Sprottele, of 2 bovates of land and a toft in Ledbristen, 2 bovates of Jand and a croft in Winketton, the entire marsh of Halitreholm, all the land between Mikelneflet and the New Dyke in length from the Hull, and of the entire New Dyke from the town of Halitreholm, 1 bovates of land and a toft in Biford, 14 bovates of land in Briniston, a carucate, 4 bovates and 8h acres of land with 2 tofts in Schirlington and of the liberty of 4 bovates in Bovineton and of 6 bovates of land and 30s. in Attingwik, the pasture of Haiburne, half a carueate of land in Flinton, and 2 bovates of land and half a toft in Schirlington; by John son of Ralph de Wvham, of a bovate of land in Wvham ; by Robert son of Robert de Tateshale, of 20 acres of land in Lunde, and also of another 6 acrea of land there; by Robert son of Ralph de Wilheby, of the service for the land held froin him in W yham by Benedict de Brevecourt ; by Conan son of Elias de Holebeche, of lands and a salt-pit in Holbeche; by Conan son of Elias de Cuton of a salt-pit and acres of land in the same town with common of digging turves sufficient for one salt-pit (salinam) in the marsh of Holebeche ; by Thorald sen of Ralph de Giosle, of a bovate of land in Gosle; by Walter de Ver, of the site of a sheep-fold with a toft and pasture for 300 sheep in the same town ; by Peter de Fribois, of a bovate of land in Barue in exchange for a like quantity of land in Biford; by Robert son Walter de Gaunt, of the entire herbage in Swaledale in length towards the west from Herchai to the torrent valled the Hawardesdalebek, and in le ugth from the river Swale towards the south as far as lis lands extend, saving to hiw all deer, beasts and trees, and also of liberty to make hay in the anid. pasture, whenever they will, and to have sufficicnt material in his wood without felling trees, to make hon-es and a fold for two vaccaries whenever they have need, and to have branches for makiug houses in the vaccaries and for firewood in the said vaccaries whenever necessary, and a toft and 26 acres of land in Barton, also of the service of Gerard son of Ralph de Feriby with all his land which he held from earl Gilbert de Gaunt; by Richard de Bareville, of 2 bovates of land and a toft in the same town ; by Adam de Amundavilla, of a toft and 27 acres of land in Scotelthorpe ; by Robert de Amundavilla, of 14 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Edenham and Scotelthorpe, of one acre of land in the same town of Edenham, also of 13 acres of land in that town with half a bovate and one rood of land with a toft and divers other small parcels of land in Scotelthorpe ; by Agnes de Amundavilla, of 9 strips (seliones) of land in Edenham, 3 strips in Scotelthorpe and 2 acres in Edenham ; by Gilbert de Gaunt, of pasture for 400 sheep, 18 oxen and 10 cows with one bull in Edenham, and pasture for 40 swine in the same town and in his wood there for his time without pannage, and of the court of the said prior and convent for their men, and of power to hold them free from every exaction of tallages, aids and all other burthens. By fine of 50 marks contained in another charter. 20.