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<*v* b'u^Jj(_x_s DENT OF RIBSTON COLLECTION DOCUMENTS AT RIBSTON HALL SURVEY LIST BY WEST YORKSHIRE ARCHIVE SERVICE: YORKSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 19 91 Note: documents have been listed in the order they were found in trunks etc. Sorting into final order and re-listing will be necessary. LOOSE PARCELS 1 Marked 'Old Ribston Deeds' Box 1 Robert son of Hugh de Tadeshal n.d. [12 cent] to Templars, confirmation of gift of William son of Heryey re land in Wutun [Wootton, Lincolnshire], Numbered XXV, and t*art of XXV.' Repaired. 2 Marked 'Title Deeds etc related Box 1 to the Great Ribston Estate' Ribston estate deeds 1839-1840 Charles Gregory Fairfax to Sir F L Holyoake Goodricke Bt. and the Limited Administration of Colonel Thornton deed, to William Stuart Release of portion and assignment of term to attend the inheritance Thomas Steel and others to Joseph Dent and others Release from children of Mr Richard Steel in respect of legacy in will of Mr James Miller charged on lands etc. in Ribston Copy will of Elizabeth Goodricke 1836 (proved 1838) Three deeds and associated papers 3 Marked 'Old Deeds. Ribston property1 Box 1 'Joseph Dent Esq, Ribston Park' 25 April 1707 Settlement on the marriage of Sir Henry Goodricke with Mrs Mary Jenkins (paper copy) 13-14 Sep 1731 Settlement on marriage of John Goodrick Esq with Mary Benson ~TJ? 19 Dec 1775 Settlement (further to above) Sir John Goodricke Bt and others/ Sir Thomas Frankland and others 4-5 November 1818 Lease and release (2 copies) to make a tenant to the Precipe for suffering a recovery of divers manors and other estates in Yorkshire 8 deeds 4 Marked 'Part 1 (No. 2) Box 2 The Goodricke Title' 19 Dec 1775 Attested copy of settlement as in bn. 3 above 3 March 1785 Assignment and transfer of mortgages on manor of Great Cattail and other freehold estates Sir John Goodricke Bt and Lady Clive Peter Holford Esq, Sir George Allanson Winn and Thomas Francis Harry Goodricke Esq plus declaration of trust 4 March 1785 2 June 1794 Attested copy marriage settlement of Mary Goodricke and Charles Gregory Fairfax (see bn. 2 above) 3 deeds + 1 paper 5 Marked 'Part 1 (No. 3) Box 2 The Goodricke Title1 WRRD Memorial of settlement of 19 Dec 1775 28 Nov 1818 Exemplification of a Recovery (see bundle 3) Goodr icke/Earnshaw 5-6 April 1824 (Lease and Release) Mortgage and bond on manors and other property in Yorkshire Harry James Goodricke Bt/Sir Edmund Antrobus Bt. and Sir Coutts Trotter (and further charge 11 May 18 27) -2- T>P-S*=J 6 April 18 24 Assignment of ditto George Francis Barlow (by dir, of Sir Harry James Goodricke/Edward Marjoribanks for Sir Edmund Antrobus and Sir Coutts Trotter (with memorial) St Martin, 16 Geo. 3 Indentures of fine re manor of Great Cattail and other property Judith Clive and Sir John Goodricke and Mary his wife plaintiffs Henry G and Levina Benjamina his wife deforciants (See bundle 4) 25-26 May 1832 Mortgage (Lease and Release) and declaration of trust H J Goodricke to Coutts Trotter with 2 memorials and a bond as above 8 deeds etc 6 Marked 'GOODRICKE Title Deeds. Box 3 Mortgages and assignments 1765-1824' 17 Oct 1794 Mortgage of Manor of Great Cattail and other property, appointment of receiver of rents etc (with memorial) and bond Henry Goodricke/Peter Holford 12 Aug 1817 Assignment of mortgage P Holford's executor /G S Barlow for Sir H J Goodricke 6 April 18 2 4 Counterpart mortgage of manors etc in Yorkshire Sir Harry James Goodricke/Sir Edmund Antrobus Bt and Sir Coutts Trotter 4 deeds + papers 7 Marked 'Goodricke Marriage Settlements Box 3 etc. Charles I and Charles II' 20 Sept 1613 Marriage settlement of Henry Goodricke and Jane Savile (property in Great Ribston and Walshford including manor house) -3- V b & j 15 June 1641 Deed to declare uses of a fine re above for Jane Goodricke's jointure 4 Oct. 17 Chas. I 1641 Marriage settlement John Goodricke and Katharine Norcliffe, re property (manor houses, sites of) in Newhall, Hunsingore, Great Ribston etc and Counterpart ditto 22 June 1654 Agreement re ditto 26 April 1655 Settlement of financial affairs of the late Lord William Fairfax, Viscount Emley Lord Charles Fairfax and Lady Aletheia Fairfax his mother/ Sir John Goodricke and Lady Elizabeth his wife (widow of Lord William Fairfax) 15 Nov 1667 Marriage settlement Sir Henry Goodricke and Mrs Mary Legge (3 deeds + paper copy) 24 April 1707 Great Cattail, Grewelthorpe, Newhall in Hunsingore, and Grimston Marriage settlement and related documents Sir Henry Goodricke and Mary Jenkyns (3 deeds) (13 deeds inc. paper copy) 8 Marked 'Great Ribston Estate Box 4 Miscellaneous Deeds Queen Anne down to George III' 7-8 July 1710 Lease and Release of rents of lands at Ribston and. Walshford and Lincolnshire Mary Goodricke (widow of Sir Henry Goodricke) to Sir Walter Hawkesworth (heir at law of Sir Henry Goodricke) 15-16 June 1713 Lease and Release of rents (ditto) Sir Walter Hawkesworth/Sir Henry Goodricke (jr) 19 Dec 1775 Copy settlement (Goodricke/Frankland) [See 3] 5 docs. -4- 9 Marked 'Documents relating to Little Box 4 Ribston Green (received from Mr Dent 12 October 1847) 22 Deeds relating to Little Ribston not much interest' (Numbered, and list enclosed) 1 Copy of Court Roll 22 May 2 & 3 Spofforth Ph & M Admittance of Henry Goodricke and Roger Letheley to 3 tofts etc in Little Ribston 2 1 Mary Recital of a dispute re a fine levied re lands in Little Ribston Mich. 25 Hen 8. Gilbert Wharton plaintiff and John Ampleforth defendant 3 10 April 11 Edw. 4 Admittance (Manor of Ribston) of John Ampleford to cottage and croft in Little Ribston for term of 80 years by the Master and brothers of St Leonard's Hospital, York 4 4 Aug 9 Hen VII Release of messuage and 11 ac. in Little Ribston Percival Lyndeley and Thomas his son/ John Ampilford 5 3 0 June 20 Hen. 8 Lease for lives, property in Kirkby Overblow and Follifoot Richard Ampulforth/William Arthyington and others 6 15 Oct 19 Ed IV Grant of land in Little Ribston John Ampleford/William Dyneley and Miles Parcour 7 St Bartholomew Apostle, 27 Ed. Ill Richard son of Robert Hyksone/Robert le Wryght, grant of land in Little Ribston 8 14 March 1 Ed. VI Lease for 21 years of land in Little Ribston Thomas Medleton/Katharine Pears 9 2 April 37 Hen. VI Grant of land in Little Ribston Thomas Browne/John Bikerton -5- JV‘ 10 Invent, of Holy cross b Hen. V Grant of all lands, goods and chattels John Wylson/Robert Wilson, Thomas Godrove, chaplain of Spofforth and Henry de Chamb. of Brame 11 7 June 16 Eliz I Grant of lands in Little Ribston and Spofforth Robert Pulvertofte/Richard Godricke 12 n.d. [16 cent] Extracts from Ribston court roll re claim of John Ampleforth to land etc in Little Ribston 13 4 March 28 Eliz I Grant of lands in Little Ribston James Brigges/John Brigges 14 Bond 28 April 23 Eliz I Robert Hopperton and William Hopperton of Wilsthorpe to Richard Banke of Whixley and Anne (Hopperton) his wife to fulfil an award re a dispute 15 List of possessions formerly of St Leonard's monastery in Yorkshire (including Ribston and Spofforth) Examined 15 June 15 63 16 31 Aug 1 Ed. VI Lease of property in Little Ribston Thomas Medleton/Robert Jackson 17 26 Jan 1563/4 Grant of rents (late Ampleforth) in Ribston Thomas Reve and Ralph Sherman/Richard Goodricke 18 2 Sept. 27 Eliz I B & S, lands in Little Ribston John Smith/John Jewett 19 Not found 20 6 Nov 1624 Exchange of land in Little Ribston Thomas Hudson and Roger Brownrigge 21 24 April 1640 B & S Grant of lands in Little Ribston William Lakan et al/Sir Henry Goodricke -6- VV&\ (Un- 10 Feb 1624/5 numbered) Grant of property in Little Ribston Jennitt Wright/Miles Dodson and William Laykin to use of JW and son Miles W 15 Dec 1 James I Grant of land, Little Ribston Thomas Hudson/John Wraye 22 April 1623 Grant of land in Little Ribston John Briggs (father)/Jennitt (Briggs) (daughter) and Thomas Wright 10 Oct 1606 Lease of messuage at Walton Head 21 years Sir Henry Goodricke/Christopher Gibbon 13 Sept 1628 Grant of land in Little Ribston John Wray/Sir Henry Goodricke 1 Aug 14 Jas. I Grant of land in Little Ribston James Warde/Sir Henry Goodricke 22 1656 (Mich. 1655) Exemplification of fine, Little Ribston and Knaresborough John Parke and Thomas Parke and Mary deforciants and William Browne plaintiff 31 Dec 1655 B & S re land in Little Ribston Thomas and Mary Parke/Sir John Goodricke - /- 731) <5 ^ Tin trunk A Marked 'The Trustees of the Settled Estates of the late Jonathan Dent Esq. 1-4 Not found Marked 'As to a piece of land at Little Box 4 Ribston purchased from the Duchy of Lancaster' 12 Feb 1857 Grant in fee re land in Little Ribston Queen/Joseph Dent Abstract of title of Joseph Dent 1863 2 docs- Marked 'As to a messuage and land at Box 4 Little Ribston in the County of York purchased from William Simpson's Devisees' 7-8 Dec 1731 Lease and release John and Elizabeth Houseman/Roger Houseman 12-13 Sept 1751 Lease and release Christopher Crofts to Roger Houseman 26-27 March 1783 Lease and release Richard Snowdon/John Snowdon 29 March 1783 Mortgage John Snowdon/Richard Dalby 6-7 April 1788 Lease and release (Deed to lead/uses of fine) Also indenture of fine (Easter Term) Revd John Wiseman and Anne and Richard Dalby/ Thomas Ingham and trustee 23 Feb 1787 Copy will of John Snowdon (1 Nov 1786) 17 April 1807 Copy will of Thomas Ingham Proved 11 May 1818 Copy made 27 Dec 1854 Copy administration of George Marshall 30 May 1832 16-17 Jan 1835 Lease and release William Marshall/William Simpson -8- Extract from Ribston Enclosure award made 10 Jan 1855 Copy will of William Simpson Will date 23 Feb 1848 Various death and marriage certificates) WRRD search certificates ) 1850s Inland Revenue accounts ) 31 Jan 1855 Conveyance William Marshall/Joseph Dent 9 Oct 1861 Christopher Dent and Mary Ann (w) and Serena Sadler/Joseph Dent 1863 A of T Joseph Dent Esq 7 Marked 'As to a messuage and lands at Box 5 Little Ribston purchased from John Houseman's devisees' '2 conveyances to Jos.
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    ENCLOSURE & AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT IN NORTH-WEST LINCOLNSHIRE FROM CIRCA 1600 TO 1850. Thomas M. Smith, MA Thesis submitted to the University of Nottingham for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy July 2012 i Abstract This study sets out to establish the link between enclosure and agricultural improvement in a group of parishes in north-west Lindsey, Lincolnshire between the sixteenth century and the mid-nineteenth century. In particular it emphasises the continuity of enclosure history through time, rather than concentrating only on the period of parliamentary enclosure as has often been the case in the past, and on links to agricultural improvement which include land reclamation, draining and warping. It shows that a simple explanation of enclosure in terms of driving up rents and allowing individual farmers to take their own farming decisions, fails to take into account the particular local circumstances of this area. Using a combination of enclosure documents and related material such as glebe terriers, land tax assessments, census materials, the 1801 agricultural returns and estate papers it sets out to show how agricultural improvement transformed both the landscape and the farming techniques in this area. In this process it covers a range of related topics including landownership, population, and the socio-economic structure of the villages of north-west Lindsey. It shows clearly that in this area enclosure is as much as anything associated with land drainage, and with improvements brought about by warping. These processes were interwoven, and separating enclosure out as a single movement underestimates the complexity of the farming arrangements required to ensure the most productive farming in this area.