1325-04-28, Westminster

Licence for Marmaduke de Twenge to grant to William de Twenge for his life the manors of Helsyngton and Stavelay, excepting 45 acres of land in the manor of Helsyngton, the hamlets of Crosthwayt, le Lith, Gressemere, Langeden, Scarregill, Fauerbanck, and Rispeton, with the mills of the same hamlets of Crosthwayt, le Lith, Gressemere, Langeden, Scarregill and Fauerbanck and a moiety of that of Rispeton, the wood of Ayverholm, the island of Rogerholm, the fishery of Wynandermere, 1 acre of land in Kermeford, the advowsons of the church of Warton, of the abbey of Cokersand, and of the priory of Conyngesheved, together with the knights fees, rents and services of the free tenants, which the said Marmaduke held of the gift and feoffment of Margaret de Ros, the woods of Severgh, Threlegrepe Mountiowe, and Brindewode, a moiety of the wood del Haye, a fourth part of the town of Kyrkeby in Kendale, and the court of the said fourth part, the fishery del Fors , and hamlet of Hogayl, excepting the lands and tenements held by William son of Adam and Henry de Withfalheved in the said hamlet, held in chief.