Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn

U DDPA Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn 13th cent. - 1906

Biographical Background: The Palmes family traced its pedigree back to Manfred Palmes who was living in 1140 and had lands in Taunton, Somerset. It is a family unique in being able to trace an unbroken inheritance from son to son from the twelfth century to 1974, with only one exception in the eighteenth century. In 1226 lands at Naburn in East Yorkshire were assigned to William Palmes by Richard de Watervill, the brother of Maud de Watervill, William Palmes's wife. The demesne lordship of Naburn then descended in the Palmes family to the twentieth century (Baines, Old Naburn, p. 45; Allison, History of York East Riding, iii, p. 77; Foster, Pedigrees, iii).

Naburn is about three miles south of York and the Palmes family built a manor house on the east bank of the River Ouse. The house was first mentioned in 1345 and had eight hearths in 1672. A drawing of circa 1720 indicates a two storey house, three bays in length with attic windows in high gables. In other words, the family was comfortably-wealthy, although it was not until the early sixteenth century that any of the male members of the family held public office. William Palmes, who was living in the middle of the fifteenth century, married Ellen Rocliffe, whose father was one of the barons of the exchequer. She provided him with three male heirs and a daughter before taking the veil during his lifetime, in 1479. There are no personal papers surviving for the late middle ages, but the collection is unusual in being rich in estate papers, including early marriage settlements. However, many of the medieval papers are badly damaged by damp, probably because of the location of the family hall (Baines, Old Naburn, pedigree; Allison, History of York East Riding, iii, p. 77 citing BL Lansdowne MS 914 f. 31; Foster, Pedigrees, iii).

The eldest son of William and Ellen Palmes was another William Palmes, whose first marriage to Eleanor Heslerton resulted in two sons who were the first to hold any major public office. Their youngest son, Guy Palmes was serjeant-at-law in the reigns of Henry VII and Henry VIII. He was a reader of the Middle Temple and died in 1516. His older brother, Brian Palmes was also a lawyer of the Middle Temple and became a justice on the assize circuit for the county of Lancaster. In 1496 Brian Palmes was recorder for the city of York and resigned the office in 1509 when he became a member of parliament. He married three time, leaving issue only by his second wife, and died in 1520. His three younger sons followed him into law and public office. His eldest son, Nicholas Palmes (d.1551), married twice and left a son, Brian Palmes (d.circa 1581), whose second wife, Anne, was the daughter of John Constable of Burton Constable. These two generations of the Palmes family were the first to be affected by the Reformation. Coming from a family who for several generations had been admitted of Corpus Christi, York, they were not swift to abandon their Catholicism and Brian Palmes was the first member of the family to be recorded as paying a recusancy fine in 1577. Unfortunately for the Palmes family they were rather visible, as Naburn Hall stood directly opposite the palace of the Archbishop of York on the River Ouse and they went on suffering fines for non-attendance at church until they changed religious allegiance in 1784. Until that time their Catholicism meant that half the village of Naburn was Catholic as well, while the other half of the village followed the Protestant example of the Baines family at Bell Hall (Allison, History of York East Riding, iii, p. 81; Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes-Lomax, 'The Palmes family', pp. 443-4).

Catholicism excluded the Palmes family from public office and they seem to have retreated to their estates, though their pedigree indicates that they continued to marry well, usually to

page 1 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn other large landed Catholic families like the Langdales and the Stapletons. Some younger members of the family became Jesuit priests. The eldest son of Brian Palmes and Anne Constable, John Palmes (alive 1584), 'did not go to church and entertained in his house instead of a gardiner an old renegade Scottish prattling priest'. His wife, Joan Dawnay, did the same and they purchased the estate that had belonged to the Guild of Corpus Christi. Their eldest son, George Palmes (d.1654) married Catherine Babthorpe whose brother and sister were both in the Benedictine order. One of their own daughters went to the Augustinian convent in Louvain. George Palmes was knighted by Charles I, probably for his royalist support during the 1640s. It is likely he was at Marston Moor, because a family ring, originally the property of Brian Palmes (d.1520), was later returned to the family from the site of the battle (Baines, Old Naburn, p. 47; Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes-Lomax, 'The Palmes family', pp. 446-8).

The eldest son of George and Catherine Palmes, William Palmes (b. circa 1609), married Catherine Langdale and had six children. William Palmes died in 1674 and was succeeded by his eldest son, also William Palmes (b. 1639). William Palmes junior was married to Mary, sole heiress of Brian Stapleton, who was slain at Chester. William and Mary Palmes had eight children at least two of whom died as children. Mary died, possibly from childbirth in 1674. Their eldest son, Nicholas Palmes (b.1664) predeceased his father as a young man of twenty (d.1684) and William Palmes was succeeded by his second son, George Palmes (b.1666) when he died in 1686 (Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes-Lomax, 'The Palmes family', p. 450).

George Palmes was married to Anne Witham and the couple were responsible for harbouring several Catholic priests at the old manor house in Naburn in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth century, including Ann's brother, George Witham, for two years before he left for Rome. The other major family of Naburn, the Baines family (see DDBH), were nonconformist Protestant in their sympathies and hid presbyterian ministers in the cavities of their walls, so there can have been little love lost between the two families. George and Ann Palmes had nine children, though their eldest son died the day he was born and two more sons died in infancy. George Palmes was in ownership of Naburn Hall from 1686 until his death in 1732 when the estates passed to Brian Palmes (b.1696), who rebuilt the hall in the Georgian style before himself dying in 1737. He died without issue and the estates passed to George Palmes (b. circa 1727), eldest son of his brother, George Palmes, and Frances Plumpton. However, George Palmes and his wife, Catherine Heneaghe, had only a daughter who died an infant and the estates passed on his death in 1774 to his brother John Palmes (b.circa 1732), who was married to Susannah Wharrie (Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes-Lomax, 'The Palmes family', p. 450; Pevsner & Neave, York and the East Riding, p. 617).

John Palmes was a Catholic, but when he died in 1783 he left two young children and his wife brought them up as Protestants, so reversing over two hundred years of Catholic nonconformity. Their eldest son, George Palmes (b.1776), was, thus, the first member of the Palmes family to hold public office for ten generations and he became a justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant of the East Riding. He married Margaret Isabella Lindsay, from Oatlands near Glasgow and they had five sons and four daughters. Their eldest son, Brian Palmes (b.circa 1811-12), and fourth son, Manfred Leslie Palmes (b.1821) died in Barbadoes and Trinidad respectively, in the same year - 1839 - and the only significant correspondence in the collection is the letters home of these two young men (Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes- Lomax, 'The Palmes family', p. 450).

George Palmes died in 1851 and was succeeded by his second son, William Lindsay Palmes (b.1813). He was admitted a pensioner of Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1831 and was

page 2 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn awarded BA in 1836 and MA in 1839. He was an accomplished modern linguist and went into the church, being ordained a deacon at Winchester in 1844. He was temporarily in Jersey before being transferred to Bishopthorpe in Yorkshire in 1847 and gaining a living as vicar of Hornsea and Riston in 1848. He married Marianne Empson in 1849 and their eldest son, George Palmes, was born in the year he succeeded to the Naburn estates, in 1851. He followed his father's example and became a justice of the peace and was vicar of Naburn from 1873 until his death in 1888 (Baines, Old Naburn, pedigree; Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Trappes-Lomax, 'The Palmes family', p. 450; Venn, Alumni Cantabrigienses, II, v, p.17).

William and Marianne Palmes had seven children and the eldest two sons followed their father into the church. George Palmes was admitted to Lincoln College, Oxford, being awarded BA in 1874 and MA in 1878, before getting his first living in Hill Farrance, Somerset. His brother, Arthur Lindsay Palmes (b.1853), was admitted to Trinity College, Oxford, gaining BA in 1877 and MA in 1879 before being given livings in Cornwall. The third son, Guy St Maur Palmes, followed a second family tradition of joining the army. George Palmes married Eva Blanche Harrison in 1882 and they had eight children between 1883 and 1895. They only came to live at Naburn in 1894, six years after George Palmes succeeded to the estates. He was succeeded in turn by his eldest son, George Brian Palmes who was born on 29 July 1884 and who was the despositor of the family papers. He died in 1974, leaving no male heirs (Baines, Old Naburn, pedigree; Foster, Pedigrees, iii; Foster, Alumni Oxonienses, iii, p.1062).

Custodial history: U DDPA deposited by George Brian Palmes in the East Riding Record Office on 15 September 1960 and transferred to Hull University Archives in 1974; U DDPA2 deposited by his executor, B Bray, on 6 June 1975.

Description: U DDPA relates almost entirely to the Naburn estates and is rich in medieval title deeds. U DDPA2 includes some nineteenth-century rentals, correspondence, wills and genealogical papers.

U DDPA in detail is as follows: Burley, West Riding (late 13th century) being a gift to Kirkstall Abbey; Ellerton (1579) being the quitclaim to the site of Ellerton monastery of Robert Aske to John Palmes; Escrick (1592) being a sale to Thomas Knyvett; Ganton (1324, 1552); Garforth, West Riding (1584); Holtby, North Riding (1368). Papers for Naburn (early 13th century- 1906) include the earliest documents in the collection in the form of a quitclaim with seal and a gift to the Priory of St Andrew; the earliest title deed of the Palmes family dated 1278; manor court rolls 1424-26, 1476, 1642, 1652, 1659, 1696-1700, 1707-11; an extract from the will of William Robinson (1614); 1698, 1791 and 1793 rentals of Naburn and Hurst; the 1766 enclosure act; an original bundle relating to tithes for the rectory of St George 1618-1834; the marriage settlement by demise of William Palmes and Mary Stapleton (1650); an original bundle of eighteenth-century papers relating to the Bovill, Healas and Stabler families; an original bundle of papers relating to the tithes in Acaster Malbis 1605-1775; title deeds relating to Tate's Farm dating from 1673 and including the marriage settlement of George Stockton and Alice Legg (1680) and the wills of George Stockton (1701), Thomas Stockton (1723), Eleanor Stockton (1734), Richard Stockton (1737); an original bundle of papers of the Reverend William Lindsay Palmes including title deeds, the wills of Elizabeth Myers (1683), Matthew Myers (1711), Charles Myers (1741), Jane Tate (1771), Thomas Rodwell (1787), John Tate (1792), Thomas Ashness (1827) and Adam Dale (1839) and a pedigree of the

page 3 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn descendants of Joseph Lindley and Martha Winn (1760-1818); an original bundle dating from 1725 which includes the wills of George Bovill (1725), John Stead (1811) and Thomas Croft (1841); an original bundle of navigation papers relating to Naburn Lock 1727-67; an original bundle relating to a farm bought in 1769 which includes the marriage settlement of William Todd and Esther Wood (1741) and the will of Mary Wood (1750); the 1768 agreement of the Reverend William Barrett, vicar of Naburn, to accept allotments in lieu of tithes; an original bundle relating to Swales Farm which includes the wills of George Palmes (1774) and Mary Palmes (1776); an original bundle relating to the mortgage to Lord Wenlock dating from 1796 and including the marriage settlements of George Palmes and Margaret Lindsay (1810), James Jardine and Isabella Palmes (1845), John William Brotherton and Georgina Palmes (1846) and James Palmes and Annie Champney (1850) and the will of George Palmes (1850).

Remaining estate papers in U DDPA are as follows: Nun Monkton (1538) being a copy of the letters patent granting to Sir John Nevill the site of Nun Monkton Priory with the rectory and tithes of Kirk Hamerton; Riccall (1517); various townships (1393, 1542-1546) including a detailed award made by the Archbishop of York to settle disputes over rights on Wheldrake Common and Escrick Moss. There are a few estate papers for Lancashire (1420-1769) including papers of the Ashton and Scarisbrick family.

Other papers in U DDPA are as follows: accounts (1607-1846) including some seventeenth- century quietuses for recusancy fines, estate accounts of George Palmes 1795-9 and two nineteenth-century bank books; miscellaneous (1625-1830) including a schedule of family title deeds, a list of family papers, the letters patent of 1526 giving a general pardon to Brian Palmes, some early modern papers of the Chapman and Stockton families and the commission of Brian Palmes as an ensign (1830); settlements (1420-1858) including the marriage settlements of Thomas Ashton and Ellen Urswick (1420), William Vavasour and Isabel Malaverer (1455), Thomas Methan and Edith Palmes (1555), John Chapman and Anne Robinson (1583), William Palmes and Catherine Langdale (1631), Brian Palmes and Anne Scarisbrick (1729), William Lindsay Palmes and Marianne Empson (1849), William Palmes and Mary Stapleton (1660), George Palmes and Anne Wytham (1689), George Palmes and Catherine Heneaghe (1749), John Palmes and Susannah Wharrie (1775), George Palmes and Margaret Isabella Lindsay (1810) and Henry Gale and Mary Bell (1798); wills (1490-1832) being those of William Chamberlain (1490), John Palmes (1784), George Palmes (1729) and including also letters of administration granted to Mary Wood (1713), Brian Palmes (1734) and Stapleton Palmes (1737).

U DDPA2 is a more diverse but smaller collection of papers in the following sections: Naburn (1739-1961) including a 1739 plan of the estate of George Palmes with surveys and valuations related to enclosure, an 1844 appeal against the land tax and a summary of the marriage settlement of George Palmes and Eva Blanche Harrison (1882), as well as a few leases and tenancy agreements and the Naburn estate field book for 1932; accounts and rentals (1766-1970) including the rental and steward's account book 1781-94 and a household account book 1810-46; correspondence (1826-1843) being about forty family letters especially those written by the sons of George and Margaret Palmes whilst they were in the West Indies; genealogical papers (1775-1902) including an illuminated pedigree of circa 1600 and baptismal certificates for John Philip Palmes (1817) and Manfred Leslie (1821); miscellaneous (1705-1939) including the 1842 journal of a voyage to the West Indies and South America and the funeral notice of Mrs E B Palmes dated 1939; wills (1861-1903) being those of William Lindsay Palmes (1861) and Marianne Palmes (1895).

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Arrangement: U DDPA/1 Burley (West Riding), late 13th century U DDPA/2 Ellerton, 1579 U DDPA/3 Escrick, 1592 U DDPA/4 Ganton, 1324 - 1552 U DDPA/5 Garforth (West Riding), 1584 U DDPA/6 Holtby (North Riding), 1368 U DDPA/7 Naburn, early 13th century - 1906 U DDPA/8 Nun Monkton, 1538 U DDPA/9 Riccall, 1517 U DDPA/10 Various Townships, 1393 - 1546 U DDPA/11 Lancashire, 1420 - 1769 U DDPA/12 Accounts, 1607 - 1846 U DDPA/13 Miscellaneous, 13th century - 1836 U DDPA/14 Settlements, 1419 - 1858 U DDPA/15 Wills, 1489 - 1832

U DDPA2/1 Naburn, 1739 - 1961 U DDPA2/2 Accounts and Rentals, 1766 - 1970 U DDPA2/3 Correspondence, circa 1826 - 1843 U DDPA2/4 Genealogical, 1140 - 1975 U DDPA2/5 Miscellaneous, 1705 - 1939 U DDPA2/6 Wills, 1861 - 1903

Note: The numbers or letters given in brackets in the PreviousRef field relate to entries in the ms. list at U DDPA/13/2

Extent: 3.5 linear metres

Related material: U DDBH(12); U DDFA/5/83, 107-108; U DDFA/10; U DDFA/42/21; U DDFA(2)/35-38; U DDFA(5)/3; U DDPR/49/13

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U DDPA First Deposit 13th cent.- 1906

U DDPA/1 Burley (West Riding) late 13th cent. U DDPA/1/1 Gift: Alexander Paytfyn to Kirkstall Abbey late 13th cent. Toft and croft called Fortoft and 4ac., in Burglay near Ledes (of which one part lies between le Holgate W., and a certain 'Sickettu' E., and butts on Jurdanheng S., and on lands of the lord of Heddinglay N.; and the other part lies between lands of Kirkstall Abbey N., and Jordanheng S., and butts on the said 'Sicketu' W., and on lands of the lord of Heddinglay E.); also a pasture called le Strendes with a wood on it, lying near the R. Ayr in Burglay. Which A.P. inherited on death of his brother Thomas Paytfyn, whose widow Elizabeth holds it for her life: Witn. Sir William de Beston, Sir Roger de Ledes, Sir John Ward, John de Calverlay, Laurence de Arthington, Michael de Raudon, Thomas de Neuton, William Scotito of the same. 1 item

U DDPA/2 Ellerton 1579 U DDPA/2/1 Quitclaim: Robert Aske of Awghton esq., to John 8 Apr 1579 Palmes of Naburne gent., and wife Johan All manner of wastes and decay previously committed in respect of the site of the 'laite dissolved monastarye or maner' of Ellerton and all its appurtenances in Ellerton or elsewhere, held by J. & J.P. under a lease for years made to her father (George Dawneye esq.,) by R.A.: Witn. F. Meryng, John Laundre, G. Dawnay, Bryan Rocliffe, Bryan Crooke, John Tymkler, George Hessle. 1 item

U DDPA/3 Escrick 1592 U DDPA/3/1 Bargain and Sale: for £10: John Palmes of Nayburne 20 Jul 1592 esq., to Thomas Knyvet esq., 'one of her Maiesties honarable privie chamber' Wetherlands (6ac.) in a flat in Olde Close in Escrigge (Burne Car E. and close called the Lees W., both in tenure of Ursuley Dawney widow; Calfe Close in occupation of William Foster S.) formerly in tenure of Rise Appowell late of Escrigge and afterwards of Arthur Baynebrig: Witn. Jo. Woormall, Androw Bryght, Lawrance Whitfeild. 1 item

page 6 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/4 Ganton 1324 - 1552

U DDPA/4/1 Quitclaim: Walter son of Richard de Staxton to Thomas 18 Apr 1324 Bret of Brunton for life 2 parts of a messuage and of 4 bovates in Galmeton which W's father Richard had of the gift of Robert son of John of Setrington chaplain; and the remainder of the third part on the death of Margaret widow of John de Setrington, who holds it in dower: With remainder to said Robert. Witn. Sir Robert de Colevil, Sir William de Playce, John de Shireburn, William de Brigham, Richard de Bossal of Brumton, John de Bossal of Galmeton. Given at Galmeton, Wed. before St. George 1324. 1 item

U DDPA/4/2 Lease: at 6s.8d. rent: Rauf Creyk of Galmeton esq., to 28 Jul 1552 Richerd Sharpe of Benyngton yeoman for life 140 sheep gates in the Sheep Pasture 'both hey and lawe'; 11 wands of hay yearly in the Long Flatte in the Mayne Eynges; a garth and the West part of the North Lath; and gates in the commons for 3 mares, all in Galmeton: Both parties to be bound in £20 for performance. 1 item

U DDPA/5 Garforth (West Riding) 1584 U DDPA/5/1 Feoffment: Guy Jeffreysone late of Bolton Percie 11 Apr 1584 yeoman, patron of the rectory of Garfourthe, to Henry Pulleyn of York gent. Advowson and patronage of the rectory of Garfourthe: Witn. Henry Mennell, Thomas Phillipps, William Scrafton, Robarte Roweson, George Wood, Tho. Moore, Willfraye Poweson. 1 item

page 7 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/6 Holtby (North Riding) 1368

U DDPA/6/1 Gift: Edmund de Conyngeston, William de Kepewyk, 24 May 1368 Robert de Bretby, and Thomas Ellyson of York to William de Hesill of York and John de Selby of York goldsmith 2 messuages, 1 dovecote and 5ac., in Holteby which they had of the gift of William son of Robert de Croft chaplain (the messuages lying between lands of William son of Richard de Santon of York draper, and those sometime of John de Grantham son of John de Grantham of York; and between the highway and a ditch): Witn. Robert de Howome then mayor of York; John de Clayton, Roger de Moreton and John de

Esshton then bailiffs of York, John de Grantham son of John de Grantham, John de Hemelsay, William Latymer, Thomas Gower, John de Tweng, John de Killum, Ivo de Thornton. Given at Holtby, Wed. after Ascension 42 Ed. III. Seals (i) armorial, a shield bearing a saltire, set within a decorative frame; (ii) illegible; (iii) missing. 1 item

U DDPA/7 Naburn early 13th cent. - 1906

U DDPA/7/1 Quitclaim: Richard Pinchewar and wife Helewise to early 13th cent. Richard Mansel Of any claims they might have in assarts he has made or is making, by reason of 2 bovates which they hold from him in Naburne. For which he has given them 1ac. in Langthwait towards Norfwde and 3r.: Witn. Thomas parson of Acastra, John and Thomas clerks of Fulleforde, Henry Neve, Robert archdeacon of Acastra, Richard Pinchewar, Hugh Mus, Peter son of Hugh Monay, Ernald the clerk. Seal, vesica, a fleur-de-lys, 'SIG.....MANCEL'. 1 item

page 8 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/2 Gift in frankalmoign: Richard le Maunsel of Naburne to early 13th cent. the Priory of St. Andrew in Fyskergate, York A bovate in Naburne which Robert de Heu holds of him (i.e. 2 cultivated parcels in Langehwait over against Moreby, with the meadow between them and R. Ouse ('Usam'); 2 selions on Great Stainhou and a cultivated parcel at Morland; 1 selion in Stainland, 2 selions in Baunelandwre; and a cultivated parcel in Tekwro, which the said Robert and William son of Gerard sometime held of the donor. 3r. in the S. part of the cultivated land in Swithne which Andrew held of him. All the land at Swithne which the donor acquired from the men of William de Paumes). Also a toft in Naburne lying between Litelthwait and the road, of the breadth of 5 perches from the N. part of the toft of John, the donor's son: The canons to have no claims by reason of this gift in any assarts he has made or may make. Witn. William de Paumes, William de Hamerton, Robert Buistard, Alan Malekak, Benedict his brother, Simon le Flemhing, Richard Pinchewar, Gervase son of Ranulf, Hugh Mus, Peter son of Hugh, Hurvey Briton, Walter de Hugat, William the smith, John Dundeu, Hugh son of Henry de Acastr, Roger Prince. Seal, damaged, a bird, '...MAUSE....' 1 item

U DDPA/7/3 Gift: Sir Richard Maunsel of Brudeforthe to his son early 13th cent. John Maunsel A cultivated parcel in Naburne containing 1 carucate, called Fulmose: Witn. Sir William de Malebise, Sir William son of Thomas and his brother Sir William, Adam de Pouncaise, Richard de Mureres, William his brother, Simon Fleming de Naburn, Giles de Paumes, Hugh his brother. Seal, a bird, '.....ARDI. MAUSEL.DE.' 1 item

page 9 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/4 Gift in Exchange: Martin de Nortfolch, citizen of York, early 13th cent. to Sir Richard Mansel of Naburn All M.'s land in Fulemose, except his great assart as the ditch extends from his boundary stone, between him and Hugh de Seleby, to the head of Louthen, and thence by the ditch to Buretdale (Buretredale?) and thence by the bounds of Bitton, to the lands of Walter de Acastre towards the South, and thence by the ditch of the said Walter to the said boundary stone. In exchange for all Sir R's land in Stockinge, with a toft and a parcel with a house which the miller sometime held near the watermill of Naburne, from the bounds of Busseldstyel to the lands of Arnold de Naburne clerk towards the town of Naburne, and thence to lands of Helewise sister of the said Richard in Littelwait, and thence by Richard's boundaries between him and lands of William de Palmis to the lands of Geoffrey le Grant, and so by the ditch to M.'s assart towards the East: Witn. William de Palmis, Hugh de Seleby, Robert de Elerewas, John de Vescy, William de Fulford, Nicholas of the same, Thomas Godman, John de Nortfolch, Thomas de Alna, Arnold de Naburne clerk. 1 item

U DDPA/7/5 Gift: Giles de Paumes of Naburne to Robert le Blund [1278 - 1279] citizen of York 3ac. in the meadows of Naburne over against Fuleford (being called le Paste and lying between meadows of Thomas de Usegate and of William de Clervaus): Rendering a clove at Easter. Witn. Walter de Stokes then mayor of York, Robert de Bramholm and Stephen Wyles then bailiffs of York, William de Clervaul, Thomas de Usegate, William le Grant, James de Northfolk, Hugh Findeluve, Hugh Run, William de Skoyerskelff. Seal, vesica, damaged, a hawk on hand, '...PAUMES' 1 item

U DDPA/7/6 Reconveyance: Gerard son of Robert Salvayn to post 1290 William de Paumes of Naburn and wife Agnes All property in Naburn which he had of W.'s gift; with the third part there which Agnes de Paumes, mother of W., had in dower: Witn. Sir Roger de Lascels, Sir William de Aton, Sir Robert le Chaumbrelayn, Sir Peter Becard, Robert de Osgotteby, John Dareyns, John son of Nicholas, Walter Page. 1 item

page 10 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/7 Gift: Emma daughter of Robert Roune of Naburne to post 1290 Nicholas Dayvile Toft in Naburne (tofts of Hugh Roune and of prior and convent of St. Andrew on either side; highways at either end), with all appurtenances according to the tenor of the charter William Faber (the smith) had: Rendering a rose in the time of roses to the chief lord. Witn. Nicholas de Nortfolke, William de Morby, William Russel, Henry Tyntteluve, Austin Coco (the cook) of Naburne, William the clerk. Seal armorial, a lion rampant. Endorsed 'This came to Agnes Dyul wife of (N.?) and so to W.P.' 1 item

U DDPA/7/8 Gift: Alice Roune widow of Robert Roune of Naburne to [24 Jun 1291] William Helewys, son of Simon Helewys of Naburne and his wife Alice All her meadow in Thakmire in the meadows of Naburne (lying between Langethwaith and E. Ouse ('Use'); and between meadow of Thomas Dyneman and of Henry Tynteluve): Given at Naburne. Nat. St. John baptist, 1291. Witn. William de Morby, Nicholas de Northfolk, William Russel of (Naburne), Henry Tyntelove, Augustine Coco (the cook), Hugh Freman, Hugh Roune. 1 item

U DDPA/7/9 Quitclaim: Alice, widow of Adam Roune of Naburne to [24 Jun 1291] William Helewys and wife Alice (as U DDPA/7/8) Meadow as U DDPA/7/8, purchased by Adam and Alice Roune from Simon Helewys: Witn. as U DDPA/7/8. 1 item

U DDPA/7/10 Grant: William de Paumes to Simon son of Giles de [21 Oct 1293] Paumes Housebote and haybote in W's wood of Naburne (i.e. oak-wood by view of W's forester, and underwood without view): Witn. Sir John de Bella Aqua, Sir Ralph son of William, Sir William de Morers, John de Hothum, Gerard Salvain, Robert de Hosgoteby, Thomas del Houeton. Given at York, Wed. before SS. Simon and Jude 21 Ed. I Seal, a griffin passant to the right, regardant, '...MONIS. D'. PAU....' 1 item

page 11 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/11 Gift: Edmund Maunsel to William Helewise of Naburne [9 Jul 1295] and wife Alice Toft in Naburne (between toft of Thomas de Northfolk and wife Matilda and le Hyrpit; highway at either end): Holding 'de me et heredibus meis' and rendering 3s. silver yearly. Witn. William de Paumes, William de Morby, Walter de Hemelsay, John de Skipwith, William Russel of Naburne, Robert Tintelove, Augustine Coco (the cook), Hugh Freman. Given at Naburne, Thurs. after St. Everilda virgin 1295. 1 item

U DDPA/7/12 Grant: Edmund Maunsel to William Helewys and wife [23 Oct 1300] Alice Turbary in his moor of Fulmose in Naburne, for one man digging for 2 days each year, by view of E.M.'s bailiff or who else shall have charge of his lands there; with right to carry the turf to the tenement in Naburn which they hold of him: Witn. Nicholas de Northfolk, William Paumes, Robert Tyntelofe, Hugh Freman, Augustine Coco (the cook). Given at Horton, Sun. after St. Luke evangelist 28 Ed. I 1 item

U DDPA/7/13 Gift: Mariot widow of Thomas de Beningburgh of York [9 Oct 1305] to her son Thomas 1ac. meadow in Naburne (stretching 'del Elleris' (a meadow- see U DDPA/7/37) of William de Paumes to R. Ouse; and lying between meadow of Sir John le Gray on either side): Rendering yearly a rose in the time of roses. Witn. Andrew de Bollingbrok then mayor of York; Robert de Lyndessay, Thomas Durraunt and Walter de Whitten bailiffs of the same; William Paumes of Naburne, Nicholas de Northfolk, Thomas his son, William Russel, John his son, John son of Beatrice of Naburne. Given at York, Sat. before St. Wilfred bishop 1305. 1 item

U DDPA/7/14 Quitclaim: Agnes widow of Nicholas de Paumes to her 21 Jan 1313 son William de Paumes 40s. annual rent out of the 9 marks he should pay to her yearly for her dower from lands in Naburn, under a deed between them: Witn. John de Naburn, Robert Tyntelove, William Helewys, Hugh Freman. Given at Naburn, Sun. before conversion St. Paul, 6 Ed. II. Seal (a cinquefoil?) in an architectural border. 1 item

page 12 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/15 Gift: Beatrice widow of William Russel of Naburn to 1 Jan 1315 William de Paumes of Naburn Messuage, lands and meadow in Naburn which she had of the gift of his father Nicholas de Paumes: Witn. Brian Burdon, John de Hemelseye, Robert de Murby, William de Murby, Nicholas de Northfolk, Thomas Darell, Hugh Freman. Given at Naburn, Wed. in Circumcision. 8 Ed. II. Seal, a squirrel. 1 item

U DDPA/7/16 Gift: Henry son of William Helewys of Naburn to Robert n.d. [1315] Tyntelove of Naburn Toft in Naburn (between lands of W.H. and of John de Lepyngton; and stretching from land of W.H. to R. Ouse ('Usa'): Rendering yearly a rose in the time of roses for 20 years from Assumption B.V.M. 1315, and 1/2 mark silver thereafter. Witn. William Paumes, Nicholas de Northfolk, Thomas le Nedler, John Russel, Hugh Freman, William Helewys. Seal a mermaid. 1 item

U DDPA/7/17 Gift: Moriella de Kelkefeld and Stephen de Kelkefeld to 27 Jan 1316 Robert Tyntelove of Naburn and wife Agnes 3ac. arable in Naburn (between the Netherriddyng and land of Nicholas de Northfolk; and between lands of John Russel and of Thomas de Northfolk): Rendering yearly 1d. to the chief lord of the fee; and to the donors a rose in the time of roses for the first 9 years, and thereafter 18d. silver for each acre. Witn. William Paumes, Nicholas de Northfolk, John Russel, Thomas de Northfolk, William Helewys. Given at Naburn, Tues. before Purification B.V.M. 9 Ed. II 1 item

U DDPA/7/18 Quitclaim: Stephen de Kelkefeld to Agnes widow of [26 Mar 1321] Robert Tyntelove of Naburn 3ac. arable in the Overiddinges (between the field of the Netherriddinges and the land of Thomas de Northfolk; and between land of John Russel and of Simon de Neuton) with rent due from them: Witn. William de Paumes, Thomas de Norffolk, John Russell, Nicholas de Northfolk, Simon de Neuton. Given at Naburn, Thurs. after Annunciation B.V.M. 1321. Seal, a squirrel. 1 item

U DDPA/7/19 Quitclaim: Muriella de Kelkefeld to Agnes widow of [26 Mar 1321] Robert Tyntelove of Naburn. As U DDPA/7/18: Witn. and date as U DDPA/7/18 (John Russel of Naburn). Seal, a stag courant to the right. 1 item

page 13 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/20 Gift: Robert Tyntluf of Naburn to Richard de [29 Aug 1323] Heselington and wife Alice, and heirs of their bodies Messuage in Naburn (messuage of Murella de Kelkefeld E., and of Priory of St. Andrew W.; and between R. Ouse and a lane of Hugh Roun): Remainder to donor. Witn. William Paumes, John Russel, John son of Richard, Nicholas de Northfolk of Naburn, Thomas Deyvil clerk. Given at Naburn, Mon. in decollation St. John baptist 17 Ed. II 1 item

U DDPA/7/21 Gift: Robert son of Robert Tyntelove of Naburn to Ellen [23 Oct 1323] daughter of John Russel of Naburn, and heirs between them. His messuage with all his goods and chattels therein, his land sown and unsown, and his meadow, all in Naburn: Remainder to donor. Witn. William de Paumes, Henry de Morby, Thomas de Norffolk, Nicholas de Norffolk, Simon de Neuton, William Freman, John son of Richard. Given at Naburn, Sun. after St. Luke evangelist 1323. 1 item

U DDPA/7/22 Gift: William de Paumes of Naburn to his brother [8 Jun 1330] George for life All his land in the field called Derboght in Naburn (lying between the wood of Naburn and the wood of Moreby), with common for his beasts and cattle: Rendering yearly 40s. silver to W. for his life, and a rose in the time of roses to his heirs thereafter. Witn. Sir Walter de Heselarton, William de Moreby, Henry de Moreby, Thomas de Northfolk, Nicholas his brother, John de Naburn, Simon de Neuton, Robert Tyntelove. Given at Naburn, Fri. in St. William archbishop 4 Ed. III 1 item

U DDPA/7/23 Gift: George to William de Paumes (both as U [20 Jul 1330] DDPA/7/22): as U DDPA/7/22 For life of W. rendering a rose yearly. Remainder to G. for life. Witn. William de Morby, Henry de Morby, Thomas de Norffolk, John de Naburn, Nicholas de Norffolk, Simon de Neuton, Robert Tyntelove. Given at Naburn, Fri. in St. Margaret virgin 4 Ed. III. Seal, armorial, a saltire between four falcons. 1 item

page 14 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/24 Gift: Robert son and heir of Robert Tintlove of Naburn 14 Feb 1343 and of his wife Agnes to John de Touthorp clerk, citizen of York, and wife Matilda 1ac. meadow in Naburn which donor inherited on deaths of his parents (i.e. 1/2ac. called Standaill, near the meadow of St. Leonard on the N.; and 1/2ac. near le Abbotflat in le Heveddaill). With free ingress and egress: Witn. William Palmes, Thomas de Northfolk, John Russell, Thomas de Neuton, Richard Brett. Given at Naburn, Fri. in St. Valentine 1342. Seal, a stag's head caboshed. 1 item

U DDPA/7/25 Quitclaim: John de Tichemerssh, relative and heir of 4 Jan 1335 Reginald de Watirvill to William de Paumes All land in Nabourne held by W.: Witn. Henry de Morby, John Russel of Naborne, William de Thorp, Robert his brother. Given at Nabourne 4 Jan. 8 Ed. III 1 item

U DDPA/7/26 Gift: John de Touthorp clerk, citizen of York, and wife [28 Mar 1344] Matilda, to John de Barton of Naburn. 1ac. meadow (as U DDPA/7/24): Witn. William de Palmes, William de Northfolk, John Russell, Thomas de Neuton, Richard Brett. Given at Naburn, Thurs. after Ramis Palmarum 1344 1 item

U DDPA/7/27 Letter of Attorney to Thomas de Neuton of Naburn to [28 Mar 1344] deliver seisin further to U DDPA/7/26 1 item

U DDPA/7/28 Gift and Surrender: John de Barton of Naburn to John [25 Jul 1350] de Barnby and wife Agnes, relative and heiress of Robert Tintlove of Naburn All lands, rents and services he had of the gift or demise of R.T. uncle of Agnes; or of the gift or demise of John de Touthorp which sometime were of R.T.: Witn. Roger Lascell, John Toures, William de Remyngton jnr., Robert de Morton, John Russell of Naburn, John Lyster of Selby. Given at Naburn, Sun. after St. Mary Magdalene 24 Ed. III 1 item

U DDPA/7/29 Quitclaim: John de Barton of Naburn to John de [31 Jul 1350] Barneby and wife Agnes (as U DDPA/7/28) All property in Naburn of Robert Tyntlove of Naburn; and all claims and actions against John and Agnes: Witn. as U DDPA/7/28. Given at Naburn, Sat. after St. James apostle 24 Ed. III. Seal, armorial, a bend. 1 item

page 15 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/30 Quitclaim: Robert son of Ada, widow of William 23 Feb 1352 Pawmes of Naborne to Thomas Thurkyll of Esseby Messuage, with a croft and toft and common of pasture which he had of W.P. after death of his mother Ada: Witn. John de Barton, John Russell of Naborne, John de Northfolke, Robert Mawer, John Andrew. Given at Naborne. Thurs. in vigil St. Matthew apostle 26 Ed. III. Seal, damaged, armorial, a lion rampant. 1 item

U DDPA/7/31 Gift: Parties as U DDPA/7/30 [16 Sep 1352] Messuage with a toft and croft adjacent in Naborne (between lands of W.P. and highway at Kawod; and butting on toft of W.P. held by Thomas Waitman, and on ditch near Gayles): Witn. and seal as U DDPA/7/30. Given at Naborne. Sun. after Exaltation of Holy Cross, 26 Ed. III 1 item

U DDPA/7/32 Gift: Alice daughter of William Barbour of York to [27 Jul 1354] Thomas Thurkyll of Eseby and wife Matilda Messuage in Naborn (between lands of John de Barton on either side, and butting on highway in front and ditch of John Russel at rear) and 10ac. in a cultivated parcel near the mill of Lendecroft: Witn. William de Moreby, Henry son of Conan, John de Barton, John Russell, John de Northfolke, Robert in le Wiloghes, Henry son of William. Given at Naborn, Sun. after St. James apostle 28 Ed. III. Seal, birds (or animals?) in a tree. 1 item

U DDPA/7/33 Gift: Robert Lenedison of Naborn to Thomas Thurkill of [10 Oct 1355] Eseby and wife Matilda 7ac. in Naborn lying separately near the cross of Folford: Witn. John Russell of Naborn, Robert in le Wilohges, Henry son of William. Given at Naborn. St. before St. Wilfred 29 Ed. III 1 item

page 16 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/34 Gift: Juliana Helwys of Naburne, widow of William 3 Apr 1357 Trewe of Lynton to Geoffrey de Merston, skinner and citizen of York, and wife Alice. Messuage, (-) 1/2ac. land and a portion of meadow in Naburne, with liberty to dig turf 1 day a year in the moor of Fulmose (i.e. messuage lying between the land of Master John de Barton and the highway; and stretching from the Brittletrees near the spring to le Sayles. 1/2ac. (in?) Langethwayt between land of the Prior of St. Andrew of York N.; and of the chantry founded by Master John de Barton.... Nicholas of Naburne S.. 1/2ac. between land of Master John de Barton in le...... S., and of John de Barneby N., and stretching from the wood of Naburne to R. Ouse ('Use') (1/2ac.?) between lands of said Master John N., and of Thomas de Malbys S., and stretching from the said ..... to R. Ouse. 1/2ac. called le Bradestanhow near the land and meadow of the said Thomas, and butting on Stayntonbusk S. and on 'le hedland' of John de Barneby N.. -ac. on Staynland- hedland between land of Master John de Barton E. and le Staynlandes W. 1 1/2r. called le Kerland between land of Master John de Barton E. and land of John de Barneby. 1r. called le Smalebrynande between lands of Master John de Barton on either side (N. & S.). 1/2r. called Waterode between lands of John Russell on either side E. & W...... le Smaleseweray between lands of Master John de Barton S. and of land of Sir John de Gray (N.) ...... beyond ('extra') le Buskfeld between lands of Master John de Barton on either side (N. & S.). The portion of meadow lying in Thak(mire?) (between meadow of John de?) Barneby N., and of Master John de Barton S.: Witn. Master John (de Barton?), .... Thurkhill, Robert Mawer, John Andrew. Given at Naburn, Mon. before Easter 31 Ed. III. Seal, damaged, a standing fem le figure (St. Catherine?) 1 item

U DDPA/7/35 Grant: Juliana Helewys to her eldest daughter Agnes 3 Apr 1357 2 messuages and 1/2ac. in Naburn (i.e. one messuage stretching from the bank of R. Ouse ('Use') to the trees growing between it and the second messuage, which stretches from the trees to the road called le Gayles; both messuages lying between the messuage of John de Barton and the toft of Robert de Lepyngton. 1/2ac. lying in Langthwayt in a selion between land of the Prior of St. Andrew and lands sometime of Matthew Russell: Witn. John de Barton, John Russell, Thomas Thurkill, Robert Mawer, William son of Richard. Given at Naburn, Mon. before Easter 31 Ed. III. Endorsed 'thes came afterward to Thurkill as apperes by Malster dede to hym'. 1 item

page 17 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/36 Quitclaim: Adam Trew to his sister Agnes wife of Roger 5 Apr 1357 in the Wyloghes 2 messuages and 1/2ac. which she had of their mother Juliana Helewys (as U DDPA/7/35): Witn. John de Barton, John Russell, Thomas Thurkill. Given at Naburn Wed. before Easter 31 Ed. III. Seal, damaged, a rose on 3 pallets. 1 item

U DDPA/7/37 Quitclaim: Alice daughter of William de Swaldale of [4 Oct 1358] York barber to John Russell of Naburn, Thomas Thurkell and wife Matilda Messuage and 10ac., in Naburn which T. & M.T. had of her gift (as U DDPA/7/32): Given at Naburn Sun. after Michaelmas 32 Ed. III. Seal as U DDPA/7/32. 1 item

U DDPA/7/38 Gift: Robert son of John de Fosse jnr., to John de [6 Oct 1361] Essheton of York 1ac. meadow in Naburn (meadow of Sir John de Gray on either side; and stretching from meadow called le Ellers in front to R. Ouse at the rear) (as U DDPA/7/13): Witn. John Russell, Thomas Thurkill, John Oche. Given at Naburne, Wed. after Michaelmas 1361. Seal, a squirrel. 1 item

U DDPA/7/39 Quitclaim: Parties, witnesses and property as U [14 Oct 1361] DDPA/7/38: Thurs before St. Luke evangelist 31 Ed. III. Seal as U DDPA/7/38 1 item

U DDPA/7/40 Gift: John de Essheton citizen of York to Simon de [7 Nov 1361] Waghen citizen and mercer of York 1ac. meadow (as U DDPA/7/38): Witn. Richard de Waghen, John de Danthorp, John Russell, Thomas Thurkill, John de Staunton clerk. Given at Naburn Sun. after St. Leonard abbot 35 Ed. III. Seal, armorial, a bend fretty between 2 anchors in chief and a (mole?) in base 'S'. JOHIS. DE. ESSHTON' 1 item

U DDPA/7/41 Letter of Attorney: John de Esshton citizen of York to [7 Nov 1361] Dom. William Gryme chaplain. To deliver seisin further to U DDPA/7/40. Seal as U DDPA/7/40, damaged. 1 item

U DDPA/7/42 Quitclaim: Parties and property as U DDPA/7/40: Witn. 20 Nov 1361 as U DDPA/7/40 and John Broun and Dom. William Gryme chaplain. Given at Naburne. Seal as U DDPA/7/40. 1 item

page 18 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/43 Defeazance: Parties as U DDPA/7/40 10 Dec 1361 Of an annual rent of 5s., granted by John de Esshton to Simon de Waghen from J's property in York and its suburbs. Conditional on peaceful possession by S. of 1ac. meadow (as U DDPA/7/40): Given at York. Seal as U DDPA/7/40. 1 item

U DDPA/7/44 Gift: Agnes widow of John de Barneby to Dom. Roger [28 Nov 1369] Petipas of Sandale chaplain All her property in Naburn: Witn. Sir William de Fyncheden judge, Thomas de Thurkhill, Robert de Fyncheden, Thomas Clerk of Barneby. Given at Barneby, Wed. after St. Catherine virgin 43 Ed. III. 1 item

U DDPA/7/45 Letter of Attorney to Thomas Schephird of Barneby [28 Nov 1369] To deliver seisin further to U DDPA/7/44. Given at Barneby, date as U DDPA/7/44. 1 item

U DDPA/7/46 Gift: Roger Petipas of Sandale chaplain to Margery [2 Aug 1370] daughter of John de Barneby As U DDPA/7/44: Witn. Sir William de Fyncheden, Thomas de Thurkhill, Robert de Fyncheden, Thomas Clerk of Barneby, John de Amyas jnr., Hugh de Wombewell. Given at Barneby, Fri. after St. Peter ad vincula 44 Ed. III 1 item

U DDPA/7/47 Gift: Matilda widow of Thomas de Newton of Naburn to 23 Feb 1374 Robert Chapman of Naburn and wife Agnes: for life of donor All property in Naburn which came to her by dower on death of her husband: Rendering 10s. yearly. Witn. William Paumes of Naburn, John de Northfolk, Thomas Thurkill, John Mergrayve, John Andrewe. Given at Naburn 23 Feb. 47 Ed. III. 1 item

U DDPA/7/48 Gift: Robert Chapman and wife Agnes to Thomas [28 May 1380] Thurkyll and wife Matilda A vacant parcel ('vacuam placeam') in Naburn (between tenement of Dionisius de Maras and land of Lord de Gray of Stelyngflet): for lives of T. & M.T. and to their heirs for one year after. Witn. William Pawmes, Nicholas de Northfolk, John Mergave of Quelderyk, Thomas Garbot of Naburn, John Lawys chaplain. Given at Naburn Mon. after Corpus Christi 3 Ric. II. Endorsed 'for one percell of ground called Morbye brydge in Naburne' (16th century) 1 item

page 19 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/49 Gift: Richard de Lepyngton of Foulsutton tailor to n.d. [10 Nov Richard de Acaster of York draper. Messuage, 6ac. 1381] land and 3r. meadow which descended to R. de L. on death of his father Robert de Lepyngton: Witn. William Paumes lord of Naburn, Thomas Thurkill, Nicholas de Northfolk, Robert Chapman, John Andrew. Given at Naburn Sun. before St. Martin in winter 1381. 1 item

U DDPA/7/50 Defeasance of U DDPA/7/49. Conditional on peaceful n.d. [11 Nov possession of the premises by R. de A. for 12 years. 1381] Reversion to R. de L. thereafter. Given at Naburn Mon. in St. Martin in winter 1381. 1 item

U DDPA/7/51 Gift: Thomas Thurkyll to James de Holme and John 16 May 1382 Lawys chaplains All his property in Naburn (i.e. messuage in which Simon Garbot lives; 2 cottages in which John Symson and Simon Hirde live; cottage and barn with 1/2ac. which donor had of the gift of Agnes widow of Roger Nethird; cottage in which John Lamkyn lives with 10ac. near the site of the mill of Lyncroft and 7ac. called le Crosflat (or Crofflat): Witn. William Pawmes, Nicholas de Northfolk, Richard de Akaster, John Andrew, Robert Chapman. Given at Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/52 Defeasance of a Gift from Robert Chapman and wife n.d. [31 Jul Agnes to James de Holme and John Lawys chaplains 1383] Cultivated parcel called Netherheld in Naburn: Conditional on peaceful possession of the premises by J. de H. & J.L. for 10 years. Given at Naburn, Thurs. before St. Peter ad vincula 7 Ric. II. 1 item

U DDPA/7/53 Gift: William Taillor son and heir of Richard de 10 Jan 1398 Lepynton of Foulsotton to Thomas de Barton of Wynestow. All property in Naburn which he inherited on death of his father: Witn. Sir Thomas Ughreth, Francis Palmes lord of Naburn, John Margrave, Roger Deutri, William de Midelton, Thomas Thurkill, Richard Akastr, Thomas Akastr. Given at Naburn, Thurs. after Epiphany 21 Ric. II. Seal, a fleur-de-lys. 1 item

U DDPA/7/54 Quitclaim: Richard de Acastr of York draper to Thomas 14 Jan 1398 de Barton of Wynestow. As U DDPA/7/49 (and U DDPA/7/50), and U DDPA/7/53: Witn. Sir Thomas Ughreth, Francis Palmes, John Margrave, Roger Dautrie, William de Midelton. Given at Naburn. 1 item

page 20 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/55 Gift: John de Brun to Robert de Brun rector of 8 Jun 1397 Schellesfeld, Richard de Drax of Selby, John Marshall of Roucliff, William de Birne chaplain and John Milner of Brayton for their lives. Messuage, 20ac. land, 3ac. meadow and 3 tofts in Naburn sometime of John de Barneby: Witn. Francis Pawmes, Nicholas de Northffolk, John Freman, William Nicolson, Thomas Nicholson, Nicholas Cokke, Thomas Garbote of Naburn. Given at Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/56 Quitclaim: Nicholas de Northfolk and John Lowys 26 Jun 1408 rector of Elvyngton to John Maltster chaplain All lands and tenements and 1ac. meadow in Naburn, which they had of the gift of Thomas Thurkyll (see U DDPA/7/51): Witn. Francis Palmes, Henry Acclom, Nicholas Chapman, John Sunman, Robert Sunman. Given at Naburn. Small seal, cameo head in profile. 1 item

U DDPA/7/57 Gift: John Maltster chaplain to Henry Wyman and John 7 Jul 1408 de Moreton All his lands and tenements and 1ac. meadow in Naburn which he had of the gift of Thomas Thurkyll (i.e. tenement in which Thomas Nicholson lives sometime in tenure of William Nicholson; tenement in which William Simmesson lives and 7ac. lying separately in the fields of Naburn, which sometime were of Robert Edeson; messuage, and 10ac. lying near Lyndcroftmyln, which were sometime of Alice Barbor; messuage and 1/2ac. which Thomas Garboot holds, sometime of Agnes Hellwys; 1 1/2ac. in Gyllryddyng sometime of Matthew Oustyn; 1ac. meadow sometime of William de Waghen): Witn. Ralph Lasselles, Francis Palmes, John Margrave, Henry Acclom, Nicholas de Northfolk, John Lasselles, Nicholas Chapman. Given at Naburn. Seal, 'B' 1 item

U DDPA/7/58 Gift: Robert Langwath and wife Catherine to Peter 20 Jun [1412] Skypsee and John son of John Hauseman alias Skypsee. Messuage with land and meadow in Naburn: Witn. Henry Acclum, Nicholas Norfolk of Naburn, Thomas Wylughs ....ngton (of Elvington?), William Henryson of Queldryk, Robert Wylughs of Cotyngwith. Given at Naburn, 20 June - Hen. IV. Endorsed 13 E. IV 1 item

page 21 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/59 Quitclaim: Robert Langwath of Elvyngton and wife 27 Jun 1412 Katherine to Peter son of William Hauseman and John Hauseman senr., both of Elvyngton Messuage, 3ac. land and 3r. meadow in Naburn, sometime of William de Lepyngton of Fulsotton son and heir of Richard de Lepyngton: Witn. Henry de Acclom, Nicholas Northfolk of Naburn, Thomas Wylughs of Elvyngton, William Henryson of Qweldryk, Robert Wylughs of Cotyngwith, John Sutton of Sutton super Derwent, William Clerc of Elvyngton. Given at Naburn. 2 Seals (i) 'W' in a wreath (ii) 'W' between palm branches. 1 item

U DDPA/7/60 Quitclaim: Catherine lately wife of Robert Langwath of 27 Jun 1412 Elvyngton to Peter Skypsee of Elvyngton As U DDPA/7/58: Witn. Henry Acclum, Nicholas Northfolk of Naburn, Thomas Wylughs of Elvyngton, William Henryson of Qweldryk, Robert Wylughs of Cotyngwyth, John Sutton of Sutton super Derwent. Given at Naburn. (A copy- never executed?) 1 item

U DDPA/7/61 Naburn Manor Court Rolls 1424 - 1711 1 item

U DDPA/7/62 Deed of Covenants between Richard Aclome of Morby 30 Sep 1486 and Brian Palmes of Naburn esqs. R.A. to convey to B.P. 7 messuages, 4 mease-steads or tofts, 35ac. arable and 3ac.1r. meadow in Naburn; also a moiety of 2 messuages with appurtenant lands sometime in tenure of Wylliam of Tankard and Thomas Cowper, of which R.A. is tenant by curtesy, providing his son and heir Rawf (by his late wife Margrete) agrees on coming of age. B.P. to convey to R.A. 44ac. land and pasture lying in 7 closes on the S. side of Naburn Wood; 18ac. (close of R.A. called Neder Elde N., moor and waste of B.P. called Byrkare Bushez S.); and 3ac.1r. meadow in the Southe Eyngez of Naburn. B.P. to grant to R.A. common in 2 moors between Naburn and Dighton (i.e. one between the Groundrydding and the Southe Wood; the other between Byrkare and the Nethereld) for 12 cattle, 6 horses, 60 sheep and 6 swine (provision for ages and following). Since the lands R.A. is to receive are of less value than those to go to B.P., B.P. to grant 44s. rent to him until he conveys to him land of equal value to be decided by agreement. B.P. to cause Wylliam Chapman of Naburn to convey to R.A. 10ac. in Gilerydding. Sir Guy Fairfax named as arbitrator if needed. 1 item

page 22 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/63 Gift: Guy Grene to Brian Palmes both of Naburn esqs. 9 May 1492 Moiety of 2 messuages and 69ac. in Naburn (reserving barn in tenure of Thomas Copper): Rendering 50s. yearly. Witn. Brian Rowclyff a Baron of the Exchequer, Miles Willesthorp, Richard Acclam and Thomas Rowclyff esqs., John Ballyng chaplain. Given at Naburn. Seal, an eagle rising, wings displayed and inverted. 1 item

U DDPA/7/64 Gift in Exchange: Brian Palmes esq. to William 12 Nov 1492 Chapman husbandman both of Naburn 10ac. in Naburn (i.e. 7ac. together in close called Stekyng; and 3ac. together in Espeflat on the S. of Esperawe there): In exchange for land as U DDPA/7/65. Power of attorney to William Space and Thomas Neweton to deliver seisin. Witn. Sir Guy Fairfax, Sir William Ingleby, Brian Roucliff a Baron of the Exchequer, John Daweney, Miles Willesthorp and James Roos esqs. Seal, a fleur de lys. 1 item

U DDPA/7/65 Gift in Exchange: William Chapman to Brian Palmes 12 Nov 1492 (as U DDPA/7/64) 10ac. in Gilryddyng: In exchange for lands as U DDPA/7/64. Power of attorney to William Rabank and Richard Boney to deliver seisin. Witn. as U DDPA/7/64. Seal 'C' 1 item

U DDPA/7/66 Quitclaim: Brian Palmes and Alice Beves (widow of 16 Nov 1492 Robert Beves and daughter and heir of George Palmes brother of Thomas Palmes father of William Palmes father of B.P.) to William Chapman: as U DDPA/7/64: Seal, 'B'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/67 Gift in Exchange: Richard Acclom of Moreby esq. to 20 Nov 1492 Brian Palmes of Naburn gent. All property in Naburn which he inherited or possesses sometime property of Peter Cawood esq., dec'd. (reserving all his property enclosed separately in 4 closes called Gilryddyng, Nethereld, Northwaytes and Birkerflat; 5ac.3r. arable in tenures of William Purdon and Roger Horne; 3ac. on le Ferebank and 1r. in le Thakmyre): In exchange for land as U DDPA/7/68. Power of attorney to William Rabank and Richard Boney to deliver seisin. Witn. as U DDPA/7/64. Seal, a cinquefoil. 1 item

page 23 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/68 Gift in Exchange: Brian Palmes to Richard Acclom (as 20 Nov 1492 U DDPA/7/67). 73 1/2ac. land and 10ac.1r. meadow in Naburn (i.e. 44ac. in 7 closes on S. of Naburn Wood; 18ac. in 3 closes called lez Stokynges between Nedereld and Birkerbuskes; and 11ac. in Gilrydding newly enclosed there, of which 10ac. formerly belonged to William Chapman. 3ac.1r. meadow lying separately on and in le Eynged and le Ferebank; 4ac. meadow near le Ladeake on S. of le Eyngdik; and 3ac. meadow separately in le Thakmyre): In exchange for land as U DDPA/7/67. Power of attorney to William Savage and John Colman to deliver seisin. Witn. as U DDPA/7/64. Seal as U DDPA/7/64. 1 item

U DDPA/7/69 Gift in Exchange: Guy Green of Naburne to Brian 4 Feb 1500 Palmes esqs. Piece of land in Naburn near B.P.'s pond (i.e. from the corner of the close of the Prior of St. Andrew's, York, W. to an oak of G.G. growing in lez Fourty Acres E.; and between G.G.'s close called Littillwhate S. to B.P.'s close called lez Harebuskez N.): In exchange for 2ac. in the East Field of Naburn lying on lez Langelandez between lands late of Francis, Lord Lovell N., and of B.P. South. Witn. John Aclome esq., Thomas Heslarton, James Duffeld and Ralph Scalby gents., William Carbot of Naburn, William Godyere, William Purdone, Robert Ferryman of the same. 1 item

U DDPA/7/70 Counterpart of U DDPA/7/69 c. 1500 1 item

U DDPA/7/71 Bargain and Sale: for £29.15s.: William Blith gent. to 28 Jan 1510 Brian Palmes serjeant at law. All his property in Naburn: With covenants to execute conveyances, and to deliver deeds at Doncaster. W.B. bound in £40 for performance. 1 item

page 24 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/72 Gift: Robert Bulmer of Levenyng gent., and wife 31 Mar 1519 Elizabeth (a sister and heir of Brian Grene son and heir of Guy Grene) to Sir William Bulmer, Sir John Roucliff, Sir Ninian Markynfeld, Thomas Graunger chaplain and Robert Wylberfosse gent. All Elizabeth's inherited property, except that held by her mother Elizabeth Grene for life: Witn. Sir Thomas Fayrfax, William Thwayttes esq., Robert Fayrfax gent., William Fayrfax esq., Henry Townende, John Wayneman, Edmund Chapman and William Baynes. Memorandum of livery of seisin. Witn. Robert Stell chaplain, John Wayneman, Peter Todd, 29 April 1519 1 item

U DDPA/7/73 Bond: in 100 marks: Sir Thomas Metham of Metham to 19 Jul 1537 Nicholas Palmes esq. To abide by the award of William Babthorppe, Robert Chaloner, Robert Meynell and Rychard Palmes as to title to a messuage, closes, pastures and 80ac. in Naburne and arrears of rent for the premises 1 item

U DDPA/7/74 Grant: Richard Chapman to his brother Thomas 20 Jan 1539 Chapman both of Naborne yeomen Annuity of 26s.8d. out of R.C.'s property in Naburn late of their father Edmund: For life of T.C., who is put in possession by payment of 4d. Witn. Nicholas Palmes esq., Richard Palmes gent., John Dyneley yeoman. 1 item

U DDPA/7/75 Gift: Nicholas Palmes, son and heir of Brian Palmes 1 Sep 1539 serjeant at law dec'd., to Sir William Fayrfax, Sir Oswald Wyllestroppe, Henry Ryther esq., William Palmes, Richard Palmes and John Donyngton gents., Henry Trewe and Richard Chapman yeomen Capital messuage called Gren Hall in his demesne of Naborn, with adjacent toft and croft, 40ac. pasture, 2ac. arable, 1ac. meadow and 10s. rent (which B.P. purchased of Robert Bulmer esq.): In trust to convey to John Heslarton and others when called upon to do so. Given at Naburn. Witn. to livery of seisin John Mathew, Richard Gudyer. 1 item

U DDPA/7/76 Extract from York Corporation House Book (Vol. 14, fo. 1540 24 etc.) Being a petition of John Jackson of Naburn relating to disputes over land in Naburn. Extracted by W. Giles, 9 November 1912. 1 item

page 25 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/77 Lease for 21 years: at 41s.4d. rent: Richarde Chapman 12 May 1549 yeoman to Henry Leenwod tailor both of Nayburn Messuage, barn, 8ac. arable in Moriby Brygraine and 2 closes called Sevethwaites (in tenure of Allyson Ferryman widow) 1 item

U DDPA/7/78 Bond: in £200: Thomas Bulmer of Levenynge gent. to 14 Jan 1569 Brian Palmes of Naburn esq. For peaceful possession by B.P. of Grene Hall and its appurtenances in Naburne and Acaster (inheritance of Elizabeth Bulmer grandmother of T.B. and a daughter and heir of Bryan Grene and son and heir of Guy Grene dec'd); and for delivery to him of deeds and execution of conveyances. Witn. Leanerd Vavasoure, Rycharde Darley, Ar. Dawsonne, Bryan Rokelaff. 1 item

U DDPA/7/79 Exemplification of a Final Concord: for £80: William 11 Oct 1596 Robinson plaintiff and John Chapman and wife Anne deforceants. 2 messuages, 1 cottage, barn, 3 gardens, 2 orchards, 20ac. land, 4ac. meadow and 16ac. pasture in Naborne: (Mich. 1596) 1 item

U DDPA/7/80 Feoffment: John Chapman of York yeoman and wife 4 Dec 1595 Anne to William Robinson of York alderman Messuage, barn, garden, orchard, 8ac. arable in the Southe Feilde; closes of pasture adjoining one another called Great Sethwate (10ac.) adjoining woods of John Palmes esq., Middle Sethwate (8ac.) Little Sethwate (5ac.) and another (2ac.); cottage, garden, and 1ac.; messuage, croft and 2ac.; parcel in le Southfeild called Hodge Hole (2ac.) with 1ac. adjoining near the water- course between Moreby and Naborne. In tenures of Guy Nelsone esq., Edmund Chapman and Lawrence Burnebye: Witn. Bryan Palmes, Henry Mayson, Launcelot Belt, John Farmarye, Edmund Chapman, Gy. Nelsone, Laurence Burnebye, Georg Shearborne. 1 item

page 26 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/81 Assignment: Sir Ralf Babthorpe of Osgodby to John 24 Jan 1597 Palmes of Naburn esq., and his son and heir Sir George Palmes Covenants in Bargain and Sale from Thomas, Earl of Rutland, to William Babthorpe senr., and his son W.B. jnr., of all the Earl's lands in Lyncrofte in Naburne and Fulforth, sometime property of Warter Priory (18 September 1541). Which property descended to Sir R.B. (son of W.B. jnr.), and has been conveyed to him and his son Sir William to J.P. and Sir G.P.: Witn. John Palmes, William Palmes, Bryan Lancaster, Gregory Russell, William Dawson, Steven Allanson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/82 Note of hand: William Lee, public notary, to William 15 Dec 1626 Chapman yeoman both of York For debt of £70.13.4: Witn. John Kildaile, Peirs Lee, William Lee, Jane Lee. With discharge. Also with extract from Will of William Robinson of York alderman: to William son of John Chapman dec'd., a messuage, 2 cottages and lands in Nabourne sometime of J.C. (in tenures of Guy Nelson, Thomas Burnby and William Spinke). Subject to W.C. paying £16. to his brother Matthew and £13.6.8. to each of his sisters, 17 December 1614 1 item

U DDPA/7/83 Letters granting special livery to Sir George Palmes of 29 Jun 1621 estates of his father John P. Manor of Naburn and property in manor of Naborne, Rillington, Amderby Steple, Heslerton, Eskrigg and Foulforth. Recites marriage settlement of Sir G.P. and Catherine Babthorpe daughter of Ralph Babthorp (17 January 1600/1) mentioning Grene Hall and closes called Great Owden, Le Longe Close, Stanke Close, Le Waineman Close, Farr Birker, Greate Birker, Wood Close, Farr Owden and Clottes, Arma, More Close, Greate Inge, York Lone Close, Little Inge and Le Merche 1 bundle

U DDPA/7/84 Bargain and Sale: Robert Metham gent. to Sir George 25 Aug 1621 Palmes both of Naborne 4ac. meadow in Naborne and Foulford Inges, in St. Leonards Dale or St. Leonards Flat (Edmonds Close N., R. Ouze S., meadow of Edward Dillwood W. and of James Robinson E.): Witn. Willm. Metham, Railph Lister, John Wayting, William Palmes. 1 item

page 27 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/85 Lease for 2000 years: Sir George Palmes to Robert 25 Aug 1621 Metham As U DDPA/7/84. To secure to R.M. peaceful possession of Stanke Close (6ac.) and Nutthill, leased to him by Sir G.P. (25 August 1621). Witn. as U DDPA/7/84. 1 item

U DDPA/7/86 Account of William Hardwick for fees paid in respect of 23 Dec 1626 a Final Concord of land in Naburn between William Lee and William Chapman (Mich. 1626). 1 item

U DDPA/7/87 Demise for 199 years: at 1d. rent: Sir Guy Palmes of 20 Jan 1630 Lindley, Sir William Hungate of Laxton, Sir William Acklam of Mooreby and Sir George Palmes of Naburne to William Lee of York public notary 20 yds. of land between a dwelling house and the lane: Witn. Marmaduke Garvey servant to Sir William Hungate, Isaac Havelock, William Thompson and Ric. Wilcocke 'servants to Mr. Rich. Bell Esq. the Councellor of York'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/88 Lease for 3 years: at 4d. rent: Sir George Palmes of 2 Feb 1632 Naburne to his son and heir William P. of Naburne, and his intended wife Katherine daughter of William Langdale of Lanthrop esq. 2 messuages and closes called Great Owden, Litle Owden, Mrs. Redmans Owden, Toadehole, Maudrigginge, Great Acres, Fogg Acres and Newfeild: Witn. John Allisone, William Archer, Tho. Young. 1 item

U DDPA/7/89 Deed of Covenants: Sir Philip Stapleton of Warter to 23 Oct 1632 Sir George Palmes of Naburn Sir P.S. to pay 39s.9d. in respect of lands in Naburne, Lyncrofte and Fullford in possession of Sir G.P.; being part of tithe or fee farm of £121.1.6d. due to the Crown from possessions of Warter Priory, now property of Sir P.S. (of which possessions the premises formed part): Witn. Ingyllby Daniell, Thomas Wilkinson, Edward Blodley. 1 item

page 28 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/90 Exemplification of Final Concord: for £500: Sir Thomas 8 May 1633 Dawney, Sir William Hungate, Sir Thomas Metham and Jordan Metham esq., plaintiffs and Sir George Palmes and William Palmes esq. deforceants Manor of Naburne with 20 messuages, 1 windmill, 1 dovecote, 20 gardens, 20 orchards, 150ac. land, 40ac. meadow, 80ac. pasture, 20ac. wood, 140ac. heath and furze: (Easter 1633) 1 item

U DDPA/7/91 Feoffment: James Godson gent. and his son Robert 30 Mar 1631 both of Water Foulforth to Sir George Palmes of Naborne and his son William Palmes esq. 1/2ac. meadow (lands sometime of Thomas Ryley N. and of John Grays; R. Ouse S.W.) and 1 1/2ac. meadow (lands of Mrs. Aske S.; R. Ouse S.W.; Little Inge N.E.) in the Broad Inges: In exchange for a close called the Hurne. All in Naborne. Witn. John Boyce, Laurence Gray, John Atkinneson, Vallentine Pattisson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/92 Lease for 21 years: Sir George Palmes of Naborne and 28 Jul 1634 his son William Palmes esq. to Richard Bell of York esq. Close (4ac.) arable or pasture, heretofore part of Naborne Wood: At 13s.4d. rent for lives of R.B. and wife Katherine, and of 40s. thereafter. Recites that R.B. has been at great cost 'in stubbing and husbanding the close'. Witn. John Baine, Stephen Allanson, Isaac Havelock, R. Wilcocke. 1 item

U DDPA/7/93 Bargain and Sale: for £390: William Palmes esq., and 1 Apr 1649 wife Katherine to Roger Gray senr., yeoman all of Naburne Messuage in which R.G. dwells, with barn, garden, orchard, garth, 1ac. meadow in Little Inges, 3ac. meadow in the Marsh, 1/2ac. meadow in Broad Inges; closes called Issabel Ridding and Crabtree Flatt alias Whine Close; and 17ac.1r. in Southfeild, Buskfeild and Milnefeild. Late in tenure of Thomas Dickinson: Witn. Matthew Bland, William Younge. 1 item

page 29 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/94 Bargain and Sale: for £50: Sir George Palmes and his 13 Oct 1649 son and heir William Palmes esq. to William Rogers merchant and William Wyvell mercer both of York Close (4ac.) formerly part of, and at W. end of, Naborne Wood, with adjacent fold or garth. Parcels on which an ox-house, brewhouse, barn and stable stand, appertaining to a capital messuage previously the inheritance of Richard Bell dec'd. A long screed or parcel of land from the said close to a Yeate leading to Naborne Feild: Witn. James Brearey, John Ellerker, Henry Pearson, Henry Cundall. 1 item

U DDPA/7/95 Feoffment: John Constable of York gent., Thomas 20 Oct 1653 Armstrong and Tristram Gray both of Naburne yeomen to William Palmes of Naburne esq. Naburne Great Wood: Witn. Peter Constable, William Wadforth, Edward Bovill. 1 item

U DDPA/7/96 Feoffment: Henry Thomson alderman and John 12 May 1657 Constable merchant both of York to William Palmes of Naburne esq. Manor of Naburne: Witn. Lewis Darcy, Tho. Fearne, Peter Constable. 1 item

U DDPA/7/97 Release: for £224: William (son of Sir George) Palmes 20 Oct 1663 of Naburne and wife Katharine, and his son and heir William Palmes and wife Mary, to Sir John Hewley of York W. end of Naburne Greate Wood (50ac.) and adjacent parcel (30ac.) of wood ground, with their tithes. Also tithes of property as U DDPA/7/93: Recites demises of the premises to Richard Levett of Naburne gent. (1653 and 1677), which estate has since vested in Sir J.H. Witn. Will. Dyneley, Willm. Ellinson, Charles Butteux. 1 item

U DDPA/7/98 Articles of Agreement between William Lee merchant 8 Feb 1673 and George Stockton silk weaver both of Stockton on Tees, co. Durham W.L. and wife Anne to convey to A.S. for £450, a messuage (with heirlooms and chattels), orchard, 9ac. arable, 5ac. in the Inges, 4 closes, a cottage and 2ac., and a cottage and 1ac., all in Naburn: Witn. Jo. Smyth, Will. Jaques 1 item

page 30 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/99 Receipt for £200: William Lee to George Stockton 4 Mar 1673 Part of purchase money as U DDPA/7/98. Witn. as U DDPA/7/98 and Thomas Mowbray, William Smyth. 1 item

U DDPA/7/100 Receipt for 10s. post fine: by Robert Jubb: in respect of 21 Oct 1673 a Final Concord between George Stockton, and John Suttwell and others 2 messuages, 21ac. land, 15ac. meadow and 34ac. pasture in Naborne, Weeton and Drinkerswicke 1 item

U DDPA/7/101 Demise for 80 years or their lives: at 1d. rent: Sir John 10 Sep 1694 Hewley of York to George Palmes of Naburne esq. 1/2ac. meadow in Great Ing (lands of G.P. on either side; Ing Close E.; the Dockens W.): Witn. Peter Vavasour, Marma Palmes, Tho. Simpson. Seal of Sir J.H., a stag's head couped, a star between the antlers. 1 item

U DDPA/7/102 Rental of Naburn and Hurst. 1698 1 item

U DDPA/7/103 Naburn Inclosure Act 1766 1 item

U DDPA/7/104 Act to enable George Palmes to sell or mortgage part c. 1770 of his estates: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/105 Act vesting estates of George Palmes dec'd. in 1774 Trustees for sale: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/106 Naburn Rentals and Accounts 1791 1 item

U DDPA/7/107 Naburn Rentals and Accounts 1793 1 item

U DDPA/7/108 Surrender of Mortgage Term: Robert Sinclair of York 12 Jun 1828 and John Parker of Woodthorpe and Lincolns Inn esqs. to George Palmes of Naburn and his mortgagee Ann Smith of Bootham widow Naburn Hall, with manor, rectory and estate of Naburn (tenants named) 1 item

page 31 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/109 Reconveyance by Lease and Release: Ann Smith (now 4 - 5 Jun 1833 of Skelton) to George Palmes (both as U DDPA/7/108): Naburn Hall and estate 2 items

U DDPA/7/110 Copy Award of Exchange between Rev. Randall 21 Feb 1889 William Vickers, vicar of Naburn and Rev. George Palmes of Elston Rectory, co. Notts Small parcels in Naburn (plan) 1 item

U DDPA/7/111 Memorandum as to deeds of farm at Naburn 29 May 1890 purchased from Lord Wenlock by Rev. George Palmes. 1 item

U DDPA/7/112 Copy Conveyance: Rev. George Palmes to Edward 25 Mar 1897 William Dickenson: 2r.27p. at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/113 Documents relating to Edmund Chapman 1527 (a) Feoffment: Edmund Chapman of Naburn to Nicholas Palmes esq., Thomas Jakson, Robert Chapman (brother of feoffor), William Hadilsey and Robert Harper: all his property in Naburn: To uses declared in attached schedule. Witn. William Michell, John Blakburn, James Purdon, Thomas Cokson, John Mathewe. Seal 'R' crowned, 28 March 1527 (b) Schedule declaring uses of U DDPA/7/113(a). To use of feoffor for life; then to his younger son Richard, subject to an annuity of 26s.8d. to his eldest son Thomas for life. Feoffor to have power to grant an estate for life to yearly value of 40s. from premises. 2 items

U DDPA/7/114 Bargain and Sale: Thomas to Richard Chapman both 6 Apr 1546 of Naborne husbandmen All his property in Naborne: T.C. bound in £80 for performance of covenants. Witn. John Dalton, Laurence Hergraves, Thomas (Chapman?), William (Smart?), (Jaces Chryton?). 1 item

page 32 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/115 Feoffment: for £36: George Darcye, Lord le Darcye and 26 Dec 1550 wife Lady Dorothy to John Eire citizen and mercer of London 8ac. meadow in Naborne and Fulforthe (in tenure of John Goodd, and late property of Hospital of St. Leonard, York): Recites a grant to them by Letters Patent (14 April 1545). Power of attorney to Thomas Neillson chaplain and Robert Willey of York to deliver seisin. Witn. to livery of seisin, Thomas and James Kiddall, Richard Hemesley, John Grene. 1 item

U DDPA/7/116 Lease for 21 years: at 4d. rent: for £40: George 8 Dec 1579 Chapman of Naborne yeoman to William Robinson of York alderman and merchant Messuage, croft and 2ac., close called Great Sethwayte 'nigh the woddes of Brian Palmes' (10ac.), 2ac. called Hodgehoole in the South Field, and 1ac. in the South Field near the water sewer between Mooreby and Naborne. Tenants named (Peter Ellerker, George and Edmunde Chapman): Witn. Leonard Belt, Edmunde Fale, Thomas Smythson, Gregorie Belwoodd. 1 item

U DDPA/7/117 Grant: for £110: Roger Beckwyth of Thorpe Willobye 25 Jul 1579 esq., to John (son of Bryan) Palmes of Naborne gent. Revertion (on death of his mother Dame Elizabeth Kenn widow of Sir Leonard Beckwyth) of a cottage, lathe, garth, 2ac. in Great Inges, 3r. in Little Inges, 3r. in close called Ingelandes, 3ac. in Buske Feld, 2ac. in South Felde, and 13ac. meadow in the Marsh in Milne Feeld. Tenants named: Witn. W. Beckwithe, Necolas Webster, Bryan Crooke, John Tynckler, Edward Ellerker. 1 item

U DDPA/7/118 Feoffment: Walter Plumer citizen and scissors 18 Dec 1582 merchant of London to John Palmes of Naburne esq. All property in Naburne of the gild of Corpus Christi without Micklegate Barr in York, late in tenure of Anne Palmes widow, mother of J.P.: Recites grant by Letters Patent to John and William Marshe esqs. (30 January 1575/6), from whom it passed to W.P. and John Robinson dec'd. (13 February 1575/6). Power of attorney to John Tynckler and Thomas Loncaster of Naburne yeomen to deliver seisin. Witn. Rychard Palmes, John Tynckler, Robert Wodd, Tho. Agar. 1 item

page 33 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/119 Feoffment: George Chapman of Naborne yeoman to 9 Apr 1584 Robert Harryson and John Fermery of York merchants: on marriage of his son John Chapman and Ann daughter of Robert Robinson of Catton yeoman Messuage, barn, garden, orchard, 8ac. in the Southfelde; closes called Great Sethwaite (10ac.), Little Sethwaite and Middle Sethwaite; a little close; a cottage, garden and 1ac.; messuage, croft and 2ac.; parcel called Hoge Hoole (2ac.) in le Southfeld; 1ac. in le Southfeld near water sewer between Mooreby and Naborne. Tenants named: To uses of the marriage. Witn. to livery of seisin, Bryan Palmes, Persevall Hutcheson clerk, Edward Sexilbaie, Edmund Fale, Henry Warde, Robert Keplyng senr., Nicholas Ibson, Thomas Flemyng, Edmund Chapman, Lawrence Burneby, John Greme, Anthonye Chapman, John Jackson, Christofer Metcalfe, George Wilson, John Ingleby, Thomas Hocheorson, George Chapman jnr., Robert Hesill Endorsement discharging John Chapman, 'called to fynde an office' after death of his father George. By Ed. Frothingham escheator, and Thomas Eland 'feod', 23 October 1590 1 item

U DDPA/7/120 Lease for a year: at £14 rent: William Robinson 7 May 1586 alderman of York to Thomas Flemyng of Stillingflete husbandman As U DDPA/7/119. With scheduled heirlooms in house occupied by George Chapman and wife Isabell: Witn. Edmund Fale, Christoffer Dayll, Thomas Robinson, Willm. Mason. 1 item

U DDPA/7/121 Bargain and Sale: William Hildyarde esq., and Robarte 20 Jun 1591 Askwith citizen and alderman both of York to John Palmes of Naborne esq., As U DDPA/7/118: Rendering £16 yearly. Lands called the Acres, Todehole and Mawdriddinge to be subject to distress for any non-payment of rent. Power of attorney to Cuthberte Fairfaxe and Thomas Rogerson to deliver seisin. Witn. Robarte Marren maior, Henrye Maye alderman, Brian Palmes, Thomas Rogerson, Henrye Mayson, Thomas Smithson, Ry. (Keandryck?) Witn. to livery of seisin. William Jenkinson merchant, Wyllm. Watter sadler and Wyllm. Maskewe vintner chamberlains of York; George Walker and Willm. Hildreth of Naborne, Bryan Palmes, Robert Nutter schoolmaster, Willm. Halley, (Dearn?) Ketlewell, 22 January 1592/3 1 item

page 34 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/122 Bargain and Sale: for £140: John Chapman yeoman 4 Dec 1595 and wife Anne to William Robinson alderman, all of York. As U DDPA/7/119: Witn. Bryan Palmes, Hen. Mayson, John Farmarye, Edmund Chapman, Laurence Burnebye, Lancelot Belt, Guye Nelsone, George Shearborne. 1 item

U DDPA/7/123 Counterpart of U DDPA/7/122 c. 1595 1 item

U DDPA/7/124 Gift: John Palmes of Naburn esq., to William Palmes, 10 Nov 1600 one of his younger sons Messuage, garth, 5ac. 1/2r. arable, 1ac. meadow, York Lone Close, 2 closes and 4ac. meadow in the Great and Little Ynges (in tenure of Isabell Ward widow) all in Naburne. Also rent charge of £14 out of property of J.P. in Naburn or elsewhere (excepting that conveyed for jointure of Joan, wife of J.P.; that settled for jointure of Katherane Babthorpe daughter of Ralf Babthorpe of Osgodby esq., who is to marry George Palmes eldest son of J.P.; and property as U DDPA/7/125): Witn. Brian Palmes, Rychard Addam, Isabell Warde, George Warde, William Dawson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/125 Gift: John Palmes (as U DDPA/7/124) to John Palmes, 10 Nov 1600 another of his younger sons Messuage, 16ac. arable, 2 1/2ac. meadow in Greate Ynges, closes called Cockell Croft and Tynckler Closse or Isabell Rydeinges, and 4ac. meadow in Great Ynges called the Gape Flatt (in tenures of J.P. the father of John Cowper). Also rent charge of £22 out of property of J.P. the father (excepting property as U DDPA/7/124, and that excepted in U DDPA/7/124): Witn. Brian Palmes, Richard Addam, William Dawson. Endorsed with affidavit of William Palmes of Naburn esq.: 'the rent has been paid to John Palmes the son (alive, living in England, aged 68, and never having been sequestered for delinquency or recusancy) by Sir George Palmes; etc., 9 November 1650 And with memorandum of production to William Palmes 'at his examination'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/126 Quitclaim: William Robinson alderman to William 27 Feb 1617 Chapman yeoman both of York Messuage, 2 cottages and other property in Naburne in tenures of Guy Nelson, William Spinke and Thomas Burneby: Witn. John and William Jaques, Christopher Robinson. 1 item

page 35 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/127 Settlement before marriage: William Chapman of York 1 Sep 1618 yeoman to Peter Lasinby gent., and William and Thomas Loftus yeomen all of Leeminge: prior to marriage of W.C. and Elizabeth daughter of Christopher Loftous of Leeminge dec'd. and for a certain sum to be paid to him by Cicely widow of Anthony Greene. Messuage, garden, barn, little close called Laith Garth, 2 closes called Middle and Little Seathwaites, and 6ac. arable in South Feild (i.e. 3ac. called Hodghole, 2ac. adjoining Laith Garth, and 1ac. at Mooreby Bridge), in Naborne: Witn. Christofer Marshall, Guye Nelson, Henry Willsone, William (Myus?) 1 item

U DDPA/7/128 Deed of Covenants: Sir Guy Palmes of Ashwell co. 14 Nov 1620 Rutland, Sir William Acclome of Moorebye and Sir William Hungate of Saxton to Sir George Palmes of Nabourne. For conveyance to him of the rectories of Nabourne and St. George in York: Recites conveyance of the premises to them, as trustees of Sir George, for £430 by Sir Richard Farmer (12 November 1618). Witn. Geo. Lawson, Stockdale Geringe, John Bate, Danyell Powell, John Palmes. 1 item

U DDPA/7/129 Demise: Robert Metham gent. to Sir George Palmes 28 Dec 1622 both of Naborne. Stanke Close in Naborne (6 1/2ac.) in tenure of Stephen Allanson: To secure peaceful possession by Sir G. of 4ac. meadow in St. Leonards Dale or St. Leonards Flatt in Naborne and Fulforth Ings, conveyed to him by R.M. (25 August 1621). Reference to Dorothie wife of R.M. Witn. William Metham, Henry Willson, John Duck. 1 item

U DDPA/7/130 Counterpart of U DDPA/7/129 c. 1622 1 item

page 36 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/131 Bargain and Sale: William Chapman of Naburne 1 May 1626 yeoman and wife Elizabeth to William Lee of York notary public and wife Margaret Messuage, barn, garden, orchard, 8ac. in Sowthe Feild, Middle Sethwaite (8ac.), Little Sethwaite alias Butt Close with a little corner close adjoining (5ac. in all); cottage, garth and 1ac.; messuage, croft and 2ac.; Great Sethwaite (10ac.) near wood sometimes of Bryan Palmes; parcel called Hodgehoole (2ac.) in Sowthe Feild; and 1ac. near the water sewer between Moorebye and Naburn, all in Naburn (as U DDPA/7/119): Witn. Ja. Deane, Jo. Kildaile, Peirs Lee, John Bovell, Guy Nelson jnr., John Lee. 1 item

U DDPA/7/132 Exemplification of a Final Concord: for £60: William 9 Oct 1626 Lee and wife Margaret plaintiffs and William Chapman and wife Elizabeth deforceants. 2 messuages, cottage, barn, 3 gardens, orchard, 12ac. land, 10ac. meadow and 13ac. pasture in Naburne: (Mich. 1626) 1 item

U DDPA/7/133 Demise at peppercorn rent: William Palmes of 13 May 1657 Naburne, Francis Palmes of Ashwell co. Rutland, Joseph Micklethwaite of York and John Rushworth of Lincolns Inn esqs. to John Constable merchant and John Smith attorney both of York and George Wiley of Naburne yeoman Manor of Naburn, and all estate of William Palmes there: Recites a settlement of the premises by W.P. (30 October 1653) to pay his debts; to raise £2000 for portions for his younger children William, Bridgett, John and Mary; and to pay £600 to Henry Thomson of York alderman, keeping Joseph Micklethwaite indemnified in respect of a Bond in which he is bound with W.P. for payment of that sum. Witn. Peter Constable, John Hunt, Jo. Burton, William Peake, Cec. Leeke, Fran. Vaughan, Robert Shenton. Seal of William Palmes, armorial, 3 fleurs-de-lys, a chief vair. Endorsement of Surrender of the Demise, the trusts having been performed, by John Constable and John Smith (George Wiley dec'd.) Witn. Lewis D'arcy, John Wood, Charles Butteux, 23 August 1662 1 item

page 37 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/134 Demise at peppercorn rent: William Palmes of Naburne 24 Mar 1660 esq., John Constable merchant and John Smith gent., both of York and George Wiley of Naburne yeoman to William Palmes, son and heir of W.P., and his wife Mary for their lives Messuage called Lingcroft with 192ac., Wayneman Close, Lance Close and Intack, 4ac. meadow in the Broad Inge, Bonny Close, Oxe Close and Clotte, Broome Closes, Long Close, 6ac. meadow in the Marsh, the Croft, Edmund Close, close called Inglands, and a cottage. All in Naburn. Tenants named: Witn. Lewis Darcy, Matt. Husband, Daniell Dabbes 1 item

U DDPA/7/135 Memorandum relating to rectory of St. George and c. 1377 - 1618 tithes (19th century). 1 item

U DDPA/7/136 'Mr. Palmes' searches about his Tithes. Being Extracts 1535 - 1536 from Ministers Accounts (Priory of Nun Monkton) and Copy of a Lease' (18th century) 1 item

U DDPA/7/137 Extract from Ministers' Accounts (Priory of Nun 1536 Monkton): tithes of St. George 1 item

U DDPA/7/138 'A further Account of Mr. Palmes Title to the Tithes of 1536 - 18th Naburn in the Parish of St. George'. cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/139 'Extract (from York civic records?) relating to the 13 Jul 1553 uniting Churches'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/140 Abstract of Title of John Palmes esq.: tithes of that part 1609 - 1775 of Naburn which lies within the parish of Acaster 1 item

U DDPA/7/141 Abstract of Title of John Palmes esq., and his Trustees: 1621 - 1775 manor, tithes and estates at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/142 Abstract of Title of John Palmes esq., and his Trustees: 1621 - 1775 manor, tithes and estates at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/143 Extract from Parliamentary Survey: rectory of Naburn 1649 - 1660 1 item

page 38 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/144 Grant of Tuition of George son of George Palmes of 21 Oct 1737 Naburn gent., dec'd., to Stapilton Palmes of Naburn gent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/145 List of documents delivered to George Palmes. (1609 - Nov 1758 1753) 1 item

U DDPA/7/146 Declaration of Trust by Thomas, Earl Fauconberg and 22 Mar 1769 George Palmes of Naburn esq. That the purchase money of £450, for which Fauconberg conveyed tithes at Naburn to John Raper of York gent. (21 March 1769), was money of G.P., for whom J.R. was trustee 1 item

U DDPA/7/147 Case and Opinion of Andrew Coltee Ducarrell, Doctors 16 Sep 1775 Commons: tithes of Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/148 Opinion similar to U DDPA/7/147 of P. Johnson, York. 23 Oct 1775 1 item

U DDPA/7/149 Copy of U DDPA/7/148 c. 1775 1 item

U DDPA/7/150 Copy. 'Ancient Terrier of Naburn' 18th cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/151 Copy. 'Modern Terrier of Naburn' 18th cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/152 'Valuation of Mr. Palmes Allotment and Tyths in that early 19th cent. part of Naburn which is in the parish of Acaster Malbis'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/153 Circular Letter from John Bayldon, Secretary to Ouse 8 May 1834 Navigation Enclosing and commenting on Report of Thomas Rhodes, civil engineer, on R. Ouse. 1 item

U DDPA/7/154 Letter: Thos. Mitchell, Alnmouth, to 'Jock' 17 Jul 1834 Cannot pay back the money yet, as his brother (G.D. Mitchell), a corn merchant, has been speculating unsuccessfully. Just off to Blyth races. 1 item

page 39 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/155 Grant: Richard Nixson brasier, Vincent Bovell 23 Jan 1578 founderer and John Ballande cordwainer all of York to Elizabeth Nelson of Hull, widow of Richard Nelson of Riccall gent., for her life Annuity of £10, payable at house of Edmonde Latham of Hull gent.: She having, on the same day, quitclaimed to Christopher Nelson of Grimston gent., a close (40ac.) in tenure of Lawrence Masshrother, 8ac. in close called Upper Somers in occupation of George Watson and Thomas Williamson, and a yearly rent of 10s. from lands in tenure of Brian Palmes esq., all in Naburn. Witn. Edmund Latham, W. Robynson, Wyllm. Yowarde, John Linne, Thomas Syme, Thomas Berrie. Seals, 'R.N.' crowned, and 'I.B.' with an acorn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/156 Lease for 21 years: at 4d. rent: for £40: George 20 Jun 1581 Chapman of Naborne yeoman to William Robynson merchant and Lord Mayor of York Messuage, barn, garden and orchard; 8ac. in South feild; Middle (8ac.) and Little (5ac.) Sethwaites; cottage, garth and 1ac. in occupation of Robert Warde: Witn. Edmund Chapman, John Bell, Thomas Flemyng, Edmund Fale, Robarte Hudson 1 item

U DDPA/7/157 Feoffment: John Beane alderman of York to Anthony 25 Apr 1580 Iveson clerk, master of the hospital of St. Thomas without 'Miklyth Barre' in the suburbs of York; Robert Asquyth mayor of York, William Allyn, Christopher Harbert, Robert Maskewe, Thomas Harryson, Hugh Graves, William Robynson, Robert Brooke and Christopher Maltby alderman of York; James Johnson, Robert Burland, James Frost, John Huntar and Edward Bolland clerks Manor of Naburn (which he with William Cowpland then mayor of York and sometime master of the hospital, George Gale, John North, Robert Hall, William Watson, Robert Pacock, Thomas Appleyard and Richard White late aldermen of York; William Pynder, John Beane, John Walker and Robert Norham clerks, now dec'd., had of the demise of Robert Collynson chaplain): To use of the poor of the hospital. Power of attorney to Reginald Fawkes gent., and Edmund Fale scrivener to deliver seisin. Witn. George Tirey, Edmund Fale, Henry Wright, Anthony Graves. Endorsement of livery of seisin. Witn. John Jacksonn, Jarvace Mascall, Robert Kyplyng, Anthony Garvas, William Walker, John Bell, Thomas Yveson clerk, 28 April 1580 1 item

page 40 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/158 Bargain and Sale: Walter Plomar, citizen and scissors 12 Jan 1582 merchant of York to John Palmes of Naburne gent. Property in Naburn, sometime of the gild of Corpus Christi without Micklegate Bar in York, late in tenure of Brian Palmes esq., or William Hildreth yeomen both of Naburne: Recites grant (as in U DDPA/7/118 above). Attornies as U DDPA/7/118 to deliver seisin. Witn. Bryan Crooke, Thomas Lancaster, William Inglebye. 1 item

U DDPA/7/159 Covenant: George Chapman to William Robynson (as 6 Apr 1584 U DDPA/7/158) G.C. to execute feoffment as U DDPA/7/119 above. (Robert Robynson of Catton being the brother of W.R.): G.C. to deliver specified furniture and corn to his son John. W.R. having paid £80 to G.C. Witn. Edward Exilbie, Edmund Fale, John Bell, Robt. Haryson, James Godson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/160 Deed of Covenants : 20 Jan 1588 (i) William Hillyard esq., Robert Asquith alderman and Leonard Belt gent. and (ii) Richard Morton mercer of York: They to convey to him the manor of Naborne and all property there sometime of the gild of Corpus Christi without Micklegate Bar. He to stand seised of the premises to his own use until they pay 2s. to Raulf Richardson, lord mayor of York; and thereafter to their use. Witn. Thomas Smythson, Ri. Manchike, Jo. Harbert, Thomas Benson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/161 Quitclaim: Richard Morton to William Hildyard and 22 Mar 1592 Robert Askwith (all as U DDPA/7/160) As U DDPA/7/160: Witn. Thomas Rogerson, Willm. Halley, Lancelot Belt, Christofer Consett, Tho. Jackson, Ja. Byrkbye, Robert (Watters?), Christofer (Farmer?) 1 item

page 41 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/162 Portion of a copy of Covenant to levy a fine: Sir c. 1617 Richard Fermar of Hilton, co. Bucks., and his wife Dame Cornelia, with consent of Sir William Cornewaleis, to Thomas Darcy and Francis Plowden jnr. Manors of Childeswickwayn, Skampston, Rellington, Birdall and Thorpe Bassett in cos. Glos., Worcs., and Yorks.; and all property 'late the inheritance of the said Dame Lucye' dec'd. in those places and in Morecote, Bradway, Evisham, Bishop Cliffe, Buckland, Hinton, Pintin, Wickburnell and Parshall alias Parshore in cos. Glos., or Worcs., and in Wintringham, Wharram and Naburne. Rectories of Naburne and of St. George in York: Premises in Yorks., to use of Sir R.F. Premises in Glos., and Worcs., to Sir Edmund Withipoll and Sir William Sandys to use of Sir R.F. for life and thereafter to Dame Cornelia (etc.). Copy made by J. Vaghan, Robert Bewerley, Wi. Dawnay, Robert Flyton (7 November 1617). 1 item

U DDPA/7/163 Marriage Settlement by demise: William Palmes of 24 Mar 1650 Nabourne esq., John Constable of York merchant, John Smith of York gent., and George Wiley of Nabourne yeoman to John Wentworth of York esq., and John Wood of Copemanthorp gent.: following marriage of William Palmes son and heir of W.P. and Mary daughter of Dame Margarett widow of Sir Bryan Stapilton. Messuage called Lingcroft with 192ac., Wayneman Close, Lance Close and Intacke, 4ac. meadow in Broad Inges, Ox Close and Clottes 'lying north on Wiley Close', Long Close, and 6ac. meadow in the Marsh: For life of Mary if she survive W.P. jnr. The premises being of £50 clear yearly value. Witn. as U DDPA/7/134 1 item

U DDPA/7/164 Lease for 40 years at peppercorn rent: for £250: 25 Mar 1662 William Palmes of Naborne to George Gascoigne of Parlington esqs. Bonnye Close, Broome Close and 2 parcels meadow called St. Leonards Daile and Gappe Flatt in Naborne Yngs (in tenures of John and Roger Gray and W.P.): Witn. Henrye Maye, Charles Butteux, Christopher Withers. 1 item

page 42 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/165 Settlement: William Palmes of Naborne esq., and his 13 - 14 Jul son and heir William to John Savile of Rodwell Haigh, 1662 John Ryther of Scarcroft esqs., Michaell Metcalfe of North Ottrington and Robert Bacon of Ferriby gents. Manor and estate of Naburne. Rectory of Naburn and St. George, York. (Mentions Ing Close, Round Acre, Thackmyre, Cocle Croft, Isabell Ridding, Milne Feild, Buske Feild, South Feild, Towne End Close, Naborne Greate Wood, Doctor Micklethwaite's Burkar, Lee's Burkar alias Farr Burkar, Mansfield's Burkar, West Ende of Naburn Greate Wood and adjacent close): To specified uses. Witn. Lewis Darcy, John Wood, Charles Butteux, Laur. Agar. 1 item

U DDPA/7/166 Lease for a year: George Palmes of Naburne esq., to 11 Nov 1691 Sir Watkinson Paylor of Thurrowby. Manor and estate of Naburne. Rectory of Naburn and St. George, York: To lead to a Release. Witn. Lewis West, Henry Metcalfe, Tho. Loraine. 1 item

U DDPA/7/167 Abstract of Title to closes at Naburn under contract for 1687 - 1765 sale from Messrs. Barff and Prest to George Townend esq. Crabtree Flatt in 5 closes (Howden Lane S., Broom Closes N.) With Opinion of Robert Sinclair, York, 1 April 1796 1 item

U DDPA/7/168 Bargain and Sale: for £117: Sir John Hewley of York to 29 Jul 1687 Edward Bovill of Naburne yeoman As U DDPA/7/167: Witn. Thomas Bell, George White, George Bovill, Tho. Simpson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/169 Mortgage: for £60: George Bovill of West Cottingwith 6 - 7 Nov 1699 yeoman (eldest son of George B. brother of Edward B. both of Nayburne dec'd.) and wife Jane to George Peirson of York yeoman As U DDPA/7/167: Witn. John Mayson, W. Harriman. 1 item

U DDPA/7/170 Lease and Release: George Bovill and George 12 - 13 Mar Pearson (as U DDPA/7/169) to Robert Vescy of York 1703 gent., as trustee for Robert Healas of Naburne yeoman Mortgage term as U DDPA/7/169: Witn. Francis Moyser of Haxby, William Ubancke, Jos. Harper notary public, George Nicholson, Stephen Brown. 2 items

page 43 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/171 Lease and Release: George Bovill and wife Jane and 16 - 17 Mar George Pearson to Robert Healas (all as U 1703 DDPA/7/170): for £14 to G.B. and £60 to G.P. As U DDPA/7/167: Witn. Geo. Nicholson, Stephen Brown, Jo. Harper, Rob. Vescy. 2 items

U DDPA/7/172 Copy Final Concord: for £100: Robert Healas plaintiff 30 May 1703 and George Bovill and wife Jane, George Pearson and wife Elizabeth deforceants 20ac. land, 20ac. meadow, 20ac. pasture in Naburne 1 item

U DDPA/7/173 Mortgage: for £100: Robert Healas of Naburne senr., 29 - 30 May and his son Robert jnr., to Robert Cary of York barber 1726 surgeon As U DDPA/7/167: Witn. Stamper Fenton, S. Waud. 1 item

U DDPA/7/174 Assignment of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/173: Robert 29 - 30 May Healas (the son) of Naburne yeoman and wife Mary 1729 and Grace (widow of Robert) Carey of York to Elizabeth Perritt of York widow and Grace Perritt spinster For £100 to R.H. and £100 to G.C.: as U DDPA/7/167: Witn. Nich. Suger, Richd. Wright, Sarah Cary, John Barnard. 1 item

U DDPA/7/175 Lease and Release: Robert and Mary Healas (now of 23 - 24 Feb Brockholes near Drax) and Elizabeth and Grace Perritt 1733 (as U DDPA/7/174) to Emmanuel Stabler of York haberdasher of small wares For £212.10. to E. & G.P. and £157.10. to R. & M.H.: as U DDPA/7/167: Witn. Edward Smith, John Stone. 2 items

U DDPA/7/176 Final Concord: for £60: Emmanuel Stabler plaintiff and 8 Apr 1733 Robert Healas and wife Mary deforceants 20ac. land and 10ac. meadow in Naburne 1 item

U DDPA/7/177 Final Concord: for £60: Emmanuel Stabler plaintiff and 8 Apr 1733 Robert Healas and wife Mary deforceants 20ac. land and 10ac. meadow in Naburne 1 item

page 44 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/178 Copy Will of Emmanuel Stabler of York (as U 13 Nov 1739 DDPA/7/175) Bequests to daughter Christiana, sons Redman, William, Emanuel, John, Samuel, Edward and George; brother Edward; brother in law John Redman: Fulford, York (Pavement, Walmgate, Thursday Market and Davygate) 1 item

U DDPA/7/179 Settlement before marriage 16 - 17 Nov (i) Samuel Stabler bookseller (ii) Mary Thomas 1744 spinster (iii) James Barnard alderman and Rev. William Tomlinson all of York: prior to marriage of S.S. and M.T.: as U DDPA/7/167. Fourth part of a messuage in Fossgate, York; of a messuage and close without Walmgate Bar, York; of a messuage and closes at Marton; and of the Great House, Little House and Court House and their garths, 11ac. field land, the Noyses, Lordship Close, 2 Ellerthorpe Closes and Long and Newby Closes in Cliff: Witn. John Mayer senr., and jnr. 1 item

U DDPA/7/180 Copy Will of Samuel Stabler (as U DDPA/7/179) 15 Jan 1760 Bequests to wife and any children: Naburn and Great Fulford: (The children surviving in 1796 were Ann Barff and Elizabeth Prest). 1 item

U DDPA/7/181 Final Concord: for £100: Leonard Terry plaintiff and 10 Apr 1796 William Barff and wife Ann, Edward Prest and wife Elizabeth deforceants 2 messuages, 2 cottages, 2 stables, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 30ac. land, 30ac. meadow, 30ac. pasture in Gate Foulford and Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/182 Lease and Release: George Stockton of York esq., and 27 - 28 Nov wife Dame Alice to John Colly of Naburne butcher 1693 Cottage, barn and garth in Naburn (late in tenure of Predence White, widow): With Bond for performance of covenants. Witn. Tho. Stockton, Jer. Wright, John Dinmer. Endorsed with Assignment of the premises for £10, by John Colly to John Squire. Witn. John Colle senr., John Corner, Edw. Gray jnr., 29 December 1703 2 items

page 45 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/183 Mortgage: for £15: John Colly (as U DDPA/7/182) to 26 May 1709 Edward Overend of Gate Fulforth yeoman As U DDPA/7/182: Witn. Lawrence Slator, William Clulow. 1 item

U DDPA/7/184 Assignment of mortgage as U DDPA/7/183 to Francis 16 May 1713 Campey of Appleton Roebucke yeoman: for £20. Witn. Daniel Copley, Thomas Lister. 1 item

U DDPA/7/185 Lease and Release: for £20: Francis Campey (as U 13 - 14 Dec DDPA/7/184) and John Colley (as U DDPA/7/183) to 1723 Richard Lawson of York merchant As U DDPA/7/182: Not executed. 2 items

U DDPA/7/186 Lease and Release: Anne, widow of Francis Campey 13 - 14 Dec (as U DDPA/7/184), their son Thomas Campey of 1723 Appleton Roebuck yeoman and John Colley to Richard Lawson (as U DDPA/7/185) For £20 to A. & T.C. and £18 to J.C.: as U DDPA/7/182: With Bond for performance of covenants. Witn. Lawrence Witham, Mattw. Hall. 2 items

U DDPA/7/187 Declaration of Trust: Richard Lawson acted in U 21 Jan 1724 DDPA/7/186 as trustee for George Palmes of Nayburne esq. 1 item

U DDPA/7/188 Translation of Exemplification of Grant by Letters 25 May 1605 Patent to Sir Thomas Fairfax of Walton Rectory of Alkaster Malbishe, Ethorpe and Naborne cum Thorpe; and its tithes in Akaster, Naborne and Bishopthorpe (sometime parcel of Newboe co. Lincs.) Reserving the advowson: (Exemplification 3 July 1609. Translation 18th century) 1 item

U DDPA/7/189 Bargain and Sale: for £450 : 13 Mar 1751 (i) Charles, Viscount Fairfax (ii) Sir William Foulis of Ingleby (son and heir of Sir William Foulis dec'd.) and Hon. Ann Fairfax (eldest daughter of Viscount F.) (iii) Thomas, Viscount Fauconberg (iv) William Hammond of Nabourn esq.: Viscount Fairfax to Viscount Fauconberg: all his tithes in Nabourn, parcel of rectory of Akaster Malbishe 1 item

page 46 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/190 Bargain and Sale: for £450: Thomas, Earl Fauconberg 21 Mar 1769 to John Raper of York gent. As U DDPA/7/189. Also allotment (21ac.2r.34p.) made in respect of such tithes at Naburn Inclosure 1 item

U DDPA/7/191 Mortgage: for £1,600: John Raper (as U DDPA/7/190) 24 - 25 Mar to Elizabeth Garforth of Askham Richard widow 1769 Farm with Hutch End Close, Five Acres Close, Three Acres Close, Hodge Hole Close, Bingley Close, Six Acre Close, Far Close, Close under the Wood, Moor Close, South Field Close, and Newfield Close. Tithes and land as U DDPA/7/190 1 item

U DDPA/7/192 Redemption of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/191 by William 27 - 28 Feb Preston of Moreby and John Raper esqs. 1775 1 item

U DDPA/7/193 Bargain and Sale: for £450: further to U DDPA/7/98: 4 Mar 1673 William Lee of Stockton upon Tees, co. Durham and wife Anne to George Stockton of York silk weaver Messuage, orchard, 2 garths and household goods; 8ac. in South Feild; Middle Sethwaite (8ac.), Little Sethwaite alias Butt Close with a little corner close adjoining; tenement, garth and 1ac.; messuage, croft and 2ac.; Great Sethwaite (10ac.); Hodgehole (2ac.) and 1ac. in South Field. As U DDPA/7/80. Tenants named: Witn. Chr. Thistlethwayte, Tho. Lee, Metham Armestronge, Tho. Stockton, John Gray, Tho. Bell, Thomazine Burnby, Jo. Smyth, Edward Wiley. 1 item

U DDPA/7/194 Bond for performance of covenants of U DDPA/7/193 c. 1673 1 item

U DDPA/7/195 Assignment of Demise as U DDPA/7/87 above to 2 Apr 1673 George Stockton (as U DDPA/7/193). Witn. Jo. Smyth 'the attorney in Stonegate', Thomas Mowbray 'a pinner in Stonegate', William Smyth 'the atturney son', Will. Jaques 'Mr. John Smith Clarke'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/196 Bond for performance of covenants of U DDPA/7/195 c. 1673 1 item

page 47 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/197 Final Concord: for £60: George Stockton and Philip 20 Jan 1674 Pallister plaintiffs and John and William Suttell and William Lee deforceants: 3 messuages, cottage, toft, 3 orchards, croft, 21ac. land, 15ac. meadow, 34ac. pasture in Naburn, Weeton alias Wighton and Dunckeswick --: 3 messuages, cottage, toft, 3 orchards, croft, 21ac. land, 15ac. meadow, 34ac. pasture in Naburn, Weeton alias Wighton and Dunckeswick 1 item

U DDPA/7/198 Settlement prior to marriage: George Stockton gent. to 30 Nov 1680 – Edward Legg yeoman and John Hassle milliner all of 1 Dec 1680 York: prior to marriage of G.S. and Alice Legg of York widow and for her marriage portion of £300 As U DDPA/7/193: Witn. J. Hardwicke, Mary Richardson, James Waller. 1 item

U DDPA/7/199 Copy of U DDPA/7/198 c. 1680 1 item

U DDPA/7/200 Will of George Stockton of York alderman: to be buried 23 May 1701 in Crux Church near first wife Bequests to grandchildren John and Sarah Suttle, and Frances Peake and her husband; minister and poor of Crux parish; son Thomas Stockton: 2 gardens and summer houses in Hungate in occupation of Rowland Mosley apothecary and Barbara White. Furniture and personalty: Probate 25 September 1701. 1 item

U DDPA/7/201 Demise for 999 years at peppercorn rent: George 14 Jun 1701 Stockton and his son Thomas gents., to John Hassell milliner all of York As U DDPA/7/193: Defeasable on condition T.S. pays to Alice, wife of G.S., £5 on death of G.S. and £6 quarterly thereafter; and £15 on her death, towards her funeral expenses. Witn. Sarah Suttell, Ann Goodison, Jo. Wilkinson. Endorsed with list of goods A.S. may have as her dower from personal estate of G.S.; and receipt for the £15 paid to John Hessell (25 October 1709). 1 item

U DDPA/7/202 Copy of U DDPA/7/201. Endorsement (by Thomas [14 Jun 1701] Stockton?) that the £5 was paid 'to Mother Stockton that night my father dyed' 1 item

page 48 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/203 Quitclaim: Alice Stockton and John Hassell to Thomas 18 Oct 1701 Stockton All claims under U DDPA/7/198: For payments secured by U DDPA/7/201. Witn. Mary Stockton, Jo. and Ed. Wilkinson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/204 Receipt and Quitclaim: Dame Alice Stockton (widow of 18 Oct 1701 George Stockton and of Thomas Legg of York pinner) In respect of goods and money received from Thomas Stockton 1 item

U DDPA/7/205 Will of Thomas Stockton of York gent. 6 Jul 1723 Bequests to daughter Mary Wood and her children Ester, Robert and Thomas; sons George and Richard; inmates of Sir Henry Thompson's Hospital, Castlegate, York; wife: York, Haxby, Naburn, Holtby: To be buried in Crux Church near father. Probate 8 July 1726 1 item

U DDPA/7/206A Will of Ellinor Stockton of York widow 28 May 1734 Bequests to grand daughter Elinnor Stockton; daughter Mary Wood and her children (Ester), Robert and Thomas; sons George and Richard: Strensall, Haxby. Household goods and clothing: Probate 4 May 1737 1 item

U DDPA/7/206B Will of Richard Stockton of York gent. 1 Mar 1737 Bequests to brother George and his daughter Ellinor; sister Mary Wood and her children Esther, Robert and Thomas: York. Personalty: Probate 4 May 1737 1 item

U DDPA/7/207 Will of Elizabeth Miers of Naborne 30 Nov 1682 Bequests to children John, Matthew, Michaell, Ellen Wood and Anne Jones; Charles and Elizabeth children of Robert Miers; Robert son of Matthew Miers; grandson Thomas Browne: Naburn: Probate 3 January 1682/3 1 item

page 49 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/208 Lease and Release: for £100: Charles Myers of 19 - 20 May Carlton, par. Rodwell yeoman and wife Alice to 1697 Matthew Myers of Naburn yeoman Windmill and mill-hill 'whereon she stands' near road from Water-Fulford to Naburn, cottage, orchard and garth; York Lane Close (3ac.) and 2ac. (all late in tenure of Samuell Wood): Witn. William Dunn, Christopher Airey, Robert Vescy, John Oddy, Tho. Wetherell. 2 items

U DDPA/7/209 Abstract of Title of John Tate (1719 - 1787) c. 1787 3 closes to be sold to Thomas Croft (including York Lane Close) 1 item

U DDPA/7/210 Will of Matthew Myers of Nabron yeoman: to be buried 7 Mar 1711 in St. George's churchyard, York Bequests to sons Charles and John; daughter Jane: household goods. Naburn (Yorkland Close, windmill) 1 item

U DDPA/7/211 Copy Will of Charles Myers of Naburne 13 Mar 1741 Bequests to sister Jane; Thomas Miers of Ferrybridge: Naburn With memorandum of a claimant, John Myers of Gouldall near Snaith, 20 December 1771 1 item

U DDPA/7/212 Final Concord: for £60: William Wass plaintiff and 24 Apr 1757 William Tate and wife Jane deforceants Cottage, barn, 8ac. land, 3ac. meadow, 3ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/213 Mortgage: for £40: William Tate yeoman and wife Jane 23 Mar 1757 to William Wass yeoman all of Naburn Cottage, barn and 2 garths in Naburn: With covenant to levy a fine of the premises and of York Lane Close and Flatts 1 item

U DDPA/7/214 Pedigree of descendants of Joseph Lindley and Martha 1760 - 1818 Winn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/215 Redemption of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/213 by Jane 10 Oct 1766 Tate widow. 1 item

page 50 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/216 Will of Jane Tate of Naburn widow. Bequests to niece 17 May 1771 Jane Dale; nephews John and Richard Tate: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/217 Covenant to levy a Fine: John Dale of Escrick yeoman 28 Feb 1772 and wife Jane (as U DDPA/7/216) to Robert Cross of Huggate gent. Three Acre Yorkland Close (Ramsdale Close N., Bodle Pits E.): To uses of J. & J.D. 1 item

U DDPA/7/218 Final Concord (further to U DDPA/7/217): for £60: 9 Feb 1772 Robert Cross plaintiff and Matthias Brown and wife Elizabeth, John Dale and wife Jane deforceants Messuage, toft, 3ac. land, 3ac. pasture and 3ac. meadow in Pocklington and Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/219 Case and Opinion of Samuel Phipps, Lincoln's Inn 6 Mar 1773 Title to York Land Close under Will of Matthew Myers (as U DDPA/7/210) 1 item

U DDPA/7/220 Lease and Release: for £220: John and Jane Dale (as 3 - 4 Apr 1778 U DDPA/7/217) to Thomas Rodwell of York wine- merchant: as U DDPA/7/217 2 items

U DDPA/7/221 Copy Will of Thomas Rodwell (as U DDPA/7/220) 3 Jan 1787 Bequests to niece Elizabeth wife of George Creasor of Leeds cork-cutter; County Hospital at York; Bluecoat Boys and Greycoat Girls Charity Schools in York; brother Henry; uncle William Darley of Ripon farmer; niece Elizabeth Creasor; sister Elizabeth wife of John Dickins of Epping, co. Essex, esq., and their children Tomyns and Susanna Elizabeth; sister in law Frances widow of brother Thomas Rodwell; apprentice William Rhodes; etc. To be buried in chancel of St. Mary Bishophill Senior in York with monument similar to that of Francis White, attorney, in Ripon Minster: Naburn. Personalty: Probate 26 May 1787 1 item

U DDPA/7/222 Covenant to levy a Fine: George Cressey of Leeds 5 Apr 1787 cork-cutter and wife Elizabeth to John Taite of Wigginton yeoman: for £115 As U DDPA/7/217: To use of J.T. 1 item

page 51 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/223 Final Concord: for £60: further to U DDPA/7/222: John 4 Jun 1787 Taite plaintiff and George Cressey and wife Elizabeth deforceants 4ac. land, 4ac. meadow and 4ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/224 Final Concord: for £60: further to U DDPA/7/222: John 4 Jun 1787 Taite plaintiff and George Cressey and wife Elizabeth deforceants 4ac. land, 4ac. meadow and 4ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/225 Copy Will of John Tate (as U DDPA/7/222) 5 Jun 1792 Bequests to wife Mary, son John, daughter Mary wife of Thomas Rudd of Escrick farmer: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/226 Letter: F. Campbell, Beverley to Messrs. Russell and 16 Apr 1807 Bourne, York Search in Registry of Deeds; will of Jane Tate (as U DDPA/7/216); incumbrances on estate at Naburn. (1766 - 1771) 1 item

U DDPA/7/227 Quitclaim: Thomas Rudd and wife Mary to John Tate 23 Jun 1807 the son (all as U DDPA/7/225): for £100, legacy under U DDPA/7/224 3 closes at Naburn (one being Yorkland Close) 1 item

U DDPA/7/228 Mortgage: for £400: John Tate of Wigginton yeoman to 14 Dec 1810 James Mann of York gent.: 3 Yorkland Closes 1 item

U DDPA/7/229 Abstract of Title of Joseph Lindley: as U DDPA/7/228 1813 - 1851 1 item

U DDPA/7/230 Lease and Release: James Mann (for £400) and John 5 - 6 Apr 1813 Tate and wife Jane (for £316.12.6.) to James Lindley of Naburn yeoman: as U DDPA/7/228 2 items

U DDPA/7/231 Final Concord: for £60: James Lindley plaintiff and 9 Feb 1813 John Tate and wife Jane 12ac. land, 12ac. meadow and 12ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/232 Final Concord: for £60: James Lindley plaintiff and 9 Feb 1813 John Tate and wife Jane 12ac. land, 12ac. meadow and 12ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

page 52 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/233 Mortgage: for £350: James Lindley to John Roper of 20 Dec 1817 York common brewer: - as U DDPA/7/228 1 item

U DDPA/7/234 Copy Will of Thomas Ashness of Battersea Rise co. 23 Aug 1827 Surrey esq. Bequest (inter alia) to Helen alias Eleanor Poole wife of David Poole of Bootham, York, and daughter of T.A.'s late sister Ann Hartley. Probate 28 November 1827. 1 item

U DDPA/7/235 Copy Appointment of new trustees of legacy 10 Oct 1828 bequeathed to Helen Poole (as U DDPA/7/234) 1 item

U DDPA/7/236 Mortgage: for £1000: Joseph Lindley senr., (farmer) 20 - 21 Dec and jnr., (publican) of Naburn, and John and Edmund 1837 Roper common brewers to Adam Dale and John Henry Cattley merchants, all of York: as U DDPA/7/233 1 item

U DDPA/7/237 Extract from Will of Adam Dale (as U DDPA/7/236). 19 Apr 1839 Proved 18 November 1839 1 item

U DDPA/7/238 Transfer of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/236 to William 23 May 1842 Acomb of Marston esq.: for £1300. 1 item

U DDPA/7/239 Copy Declaration by Josiah Thomas, David Charles, 6 Jun 1842 Felix and Cecilia Jane Poole, children of Eleanor Poole (as U DDPA/7/234) that the £1000 (of U DDPA/7/236) was part of the capital stock left to their mother by the Will as U DDPA/7/234. 1 item

U DDPA/7/240 Redemption of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/238 by Joseph 9 Jun 1843 Lindley jnr. 1 item

U DDPA/7/241 Mortgage: for £400: Joseph Lindley jnr., to Mary Ann 6 Jan 1849 Lyth of the Mount without Micklegate Bar spinster: as U DDPA/7/228 1 item

U DDPA/7/242 Statutory Declaration of George Burton of Naburn 25 Aug 1851 farmer: Lindley family and 3 Yorkland Closes. 1 item

page 53 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/243 Conveyance: for £600: William Garwood gent., and 26 Aug 1851 Joseph Mawson of Holgate Lane stone-mason, both of York, and James Lindley of Naburn farmer to Rev. William Lindsay Palmes, vicar of Hornsea 3 Yorkland Closes (6ac. 24p.) 1 item

U DDPA/7/244 Will of George Bovile of Naburn yeoman: to be buried 20 Jan 1725 at St. Georges, York Bequests to wife Alice; daughters Mary, Sarah, Alice and Jane;: Naburn: Witn. Mary Gill, Robert Leafe, Tho. Brown. 1 item

U DDPA/7/245 Release: for £3.3s.: William Foster of Kelfield yeoman 4 Mar 1735 and wife Jane (daughter of George Bovill as U DDPA/7/244) to Hewlay Baines of Bell Hall esq. Cottage in Naburn: Witn. Samuell Thornton, Pearson Pickering, Ed. Wilkinson. 1 item

U DDPA/7/246 Copy Will of John Stead of Hull, landing waiter 10 Sep 1811 Bequest to Mary, widow of brother William Stead: cottage at Naburn: Probate 21 March 1815 1 item

U DDPA/7/247 Lease and Release 1 - 2 Nov 1816 (i) John Stead of Hull gent. (only son of John Stead (as U DDPA/7/246) who was eldest son of Thomas Stead of Bell Hall yeoman and wife Sarah) (ii) Thomas Stead of Buttercrambe and wife Margaret and John Stead of Naburn (sons of William Stead of Naburn woodfeller dec'd., second son of Thomas Stead of Bell Hall) (iii) Mary Stead of Naburn (widow of William) to (iv) Thomas Croft of Naburn yeoman: for £100: cottage in Naburn lately built by Thomas Stead of Buttercrambe (town street N.; lane E.): With covenant to levy a fine to Christopher John Newstead of Bootham gent. 2 items

U DDPA/7/248 Abstract of U DDPA/7/247 c. 1816 1 item

U DDPA/7/249 Final Concord: for £60: further to U DDPA/7/247: 25 Nov 1816 Christopher John Newstead plaintiff and John Stead of Hull, Thomas Stead and wife Margaret, John Stead of Naburn and wife Mary and Mary Stead widow 4 cottages, 2 barns, 2 stables, 2ac. land, 2ac. meadow and 2ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

page 54 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/250 Final Concord: for £60: further to U DDPA/7/247: 25 Nov 1816 Christopher John Newstead plaintiff and John Stead of Hull, Thomas Stead and wife Margaret, John Stead of Naburn and wife Mary and Mary Stead widow 4 cottages, 2 barns, 2 stables, 2ac. land, 2ac. meadow and 2ac. pasture in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/251 Copy Will of Thomas Croft of Heworth yeoman 17 Jul 1841 Bequests to friend George Marsden, niece Mary wife of William Killingbeck, nephew James Lindley, nieces Mary and Elizabeth Lindley: Naburn, Heworth, Knaresborough: Probate 20 April 1842 1 item

U DDPA/7/252 Mortgage: William and Mary Killingbeck of Naburn to 24 Feb 1844 John Webb of Stillingfleet farmer 2 cottages (formerly 1) in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/253 Conveyance: for £125: William Killingbeck of Deighton 30 Apr 1846 farmer and wife Mary to George Palmes of Naburn esq.: as U DDPA/7/252 1 item

U DDPA/7/254 Assignment : 13 Oct 1729 (i) Robert Dolman of Pocklington and John Wytham of Cliff esqs. (ii) George Palmes of Naburn esq. and (iii) his children Bryan, George, Stappleton and Mary Palmes: to Alexander Osbaldeston of Osbaldeston esq., and Nicholas son and heir of Nicholas Rigby of Harrock esq. (both in co. Lancs): term in property in Naburn (tenants named) limited by marriage settlement of G.P. the father and his late wife Anne (19/20 April 1689): Prior to marriage of Bryan Palmes and Anne daughter of Robert Scarisbrick of Scarisbrick, co. Lancs., esq. Endorsement of enrolment with the Clerk of the Peace for the East Riding (Liber B), 15 January 1729/30 1 item

U DDPA/7/255 Mortgage: for £200: George Palmes of Nabourne gent., 28 Jul 1733 and his son and heir Bryan Palmes of Redhouse in York esq. to Francis Taylor of York gent. 2 farms in Nabourne: Witn. Wm. Bowes, Rich. Pickering. Endorsement as on U DDPA/7/254 1 item

U DDPA/7/256 Assignment of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/255 by the 15 Dec 1739 executors of Francis Taylor to Joseph Buckle of York goldsmith. 1 item

page 55 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/257 Assignment of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/256 by 8 Aug 1763 Elizabeth Smith of York widow, exor. of Joseph Buckle and George Palmes of Nabourn esq. to Richard Tireman of York glover. 1 item

U DDPA/7/258 Mortgage: for £1,104: George Palmes to Thomas 8 Feb 1768 Benson of Whitby gent. 28ac.2r.27p. in the South Field (mentions Field Flat, Sink Lands, Bell Flat, Esp Row, Buts and Halfpenny Hill Flat); 15ac.2r.7p. in the South Field (mentions Croft End Flat, Low and High Stone Head Lands, Halfpenny Hill Flat and Thackmire Flat); Buskfield (71ac.2r.34p.); 68ac.1r.36p. in the New Field (mentions Upper Flat, Long Land Flat, Well Lands, Horse Close, Flat and Moor Piece Flat; 35ac.3r.25p. in Mill Field (mentions Bonny Clos Flat and Acre Flat); 39ac.1r.36p. in Mill Field (mentions Lane End Flat, Colly Hole, Mouse Hill Flat, Mill Flat, Acre Flat and Windmill Hill); 22r.11p. in the Marsh; Little Ing (8ac.10p); 21ac.2r.15p. and 94ac.2r.1p. in The Near Moor; 53ac.3r. 23p. and 75ac.3r.21p. in the Far Moor 1 item

U DDPA/7/259 Mortgage: George Palmes of Naburn esq., to his (very 5 Feb 1774 numerous) creditors (amounts of debts given) Manor, rectory and estate of Naburn: To pay his debts. 1 item

U DDPA/7/260 Acquittance by Anne Palmes of co. Middlesex, widow 23 Jan 1775 of Bryan Palmes to Richard Thompson of Acaster Malbis, William Preston of Moreby esqs., and John Raper of York gents. Annuity from Naburn estate, secured to her by her marriage settlement: R.T., W.P. and J.R. being trustees under Act for sale of estates of George Palmes, to pay his debts. 1 item

U DDPA/7/261 Surrender of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/258 by Thomas 27 Jan 1775 Benson to Trustees (as in U DDPA/7/258) 1 item

U DDPA/7/262 Acquittance: Mary Palmes of Durham spinster (only 27 Jan 1775 surviving daughter of George Palmes) to Trustees (as in U DDPA/7/258) Annuity secured to her by marriage settlement of her father (19/20 April 1689) 1 item

U DDPA/7/263 Surrender of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/257 by Richard 2 Feb 1775 Tireman to Trustees (as in U DDPA/7/258) 1 item

page 56 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/264 Ouse Navigation Acts 1726 - 1732 1 item

U DDPA/7/265 Extract from Ouse Navigation Act 1727 1 item

U DDPA/7/266 Letter: Brian Palmes, Naborne, to Sir Lionel Pilkington 22 Mar 1735 'att Mr. Walmesleys att the End of Pell-Mell facing the Hay-markett, London' Inviting him to join in opposing York Corporation, who have leased the fishing in the R. Ouse. 1 item

U DDPA/7/267 Case and Opinion of Ja. Booth, York: powers of 20 Oct 1752 Trustees under Ouse Navigation Acts (as U DDPA/7/264) 1 item

U DDPA/7/268 Copy of U DDPA/7/267 c. 1752 1 item

U DDPA/7/269 Estimate of payments to be made for cut and cover (in 30 Jan 1734 Naburn Ings?) 1 item

U DDPA/7/270 Estimate of payments to be made for cut and cover (in 30 Jan 1734 Naburn Ings?) 1 item

U DDPA/7/271 Draft Decree of Commissioners under Ouse Navigation 2 Feb 1753 Act, 1726, relating to cut and cover at Naburn Lock. 1 item

U DDPA/7/272 Jury Verdict relating to cut and cover at Naburn Lock. 2 Feb 1753 1 item

U DDPA/7/273 Bill to amend Ouse Navigation Acts (as U DDPA/7/264) late 18th cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/274 Bill to amend Ouse Navigation Acts (as U DDPA/7/264) late 18th cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/275 (Draft?) Receipt for cut and cover at Naburn Lock 1755 1 item

U DDPA/7/276 Copy of notices from Lord Mayor of York to John 1 Nov 1763 Vicars, Thomas Etherington, John Leaf and William Darling forbidding them to fish from the dam at Naburn. 1 bundle

U DDPA/7/277 Ure Navigation Act (R. Swale - Ripon) 1767 1 item

page 57 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/278 Abstract of Title: estate at Nabourn 'belonging to Mr. 1372 - 1768 Slater, Mr. Maude and the two Miss Todds'. 1 item

U DDPA/7/279 List of deeds lodged with Elizabeth Garforth (in 1609 - 1769 connexion with Mortgage as U DDPA/7/287) 1 item

U DDPA/7/280 Copy Marriage Settlement 24 Sep 1741 (i) William Todd of Newstead Hall, par. Hemsworth gent. (ii) Godfrey Bosvile of Gunthwait esq., and George Embank of York chymist (Ewbank?) (iii) Mary Wood widow and (iv) her daughter Esther spinster both of York: prior to marriage of W.T. and E.W.: Newstead Hall and farms (tenants named) in Hemsworth. Estate in Nabourn, Holtby, Sandhutton, Haxby and Osbaldwick and Selby; and in Peaseholmgreen, Coppergate, Middlewater Lane and Hungate and without Walmgate Bar, York: To uses of the marriage. 1 item

U DDPA/7/281 Will of Mary Wood of Wakefield widow 6 Dec 1750 Bequests to grandchildren Mary, Elizabeth, Eleanor and Anne Todd; son-in-law William Todd: linen, clothing, furniture, plate, money: Probate 17 March 1750/1 1 item

U DDPA/7/282 Agreement for Sale: for £1450: Daniel Maude 1 Mar 1768 merchant and wife Ann, Elizabeth and Eleanor Todd spinsters, all of Wakefield, Thomas Slater of Chesterfield surgeon and wife Mary to John Raper of York gent. Farm in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/283 Draft Deed of Revocation: Daniel and Ann Maude (as 1 Mar 1768 U DDPA/7/282) to Francis Maude of Wakefield merchant and William Barraclough of Rogerthorpe, par. Badsworth gent.: uses of marriage settlement of D. & A.M. (25/26 October 1765) which is recited Hemsworth, Holtby, Naburn, York 1 item

U DDPA/7/284 Opinions of P. Johnson, York on title to a farm at 8 Dec 1768 – Naburn, purchased for Mr. Palmes. 1 Feb 1769 1 item

page 58 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/285 Copy Deed of Revocation and New Settlement: 2 Feb 1769 Thomas Slater of Chesterfield surgeon to Adam Slater of the Inner Temple esq. and John Todd of Manchester gent. Revokes marriage settlement of T.S. and Mary Todd (1/2 May 1764) which is recited: Naburn, Holtby, York, Strensal, Towthorpe 1 item

U DDPA/7/286 Lease and Release further to U DDPA/7/282 1 - 2 Mar 1769 Farm in Naburn with Hutch End Close, Five Acres Close, Three Acres Close, Hodge Hole Close, Bingey Close, Six Acres Close, Close under the Wood, Far Close, Southfield Close and New Close 2 items

U DDPA/7/287 Lease and Release and Mortgage : 24 - 25 Mar (i) John Raper of York gent. to (ii) George Palmes of 1769 Naburn esq., and (iii) Ann Garforth of Askham Richard widow: for £600 by G.P. and £1600 by A.G.: farm as U DDPA/7/286 and tithes as U DDPA/7/190 are conveyed to G.P. subject to a mortgage for £1600 to A.G. (see U DDPA/7/191) 2 items

U DDPA/7/288 Bond: in £3,200: George Palmes to Elizabeth Garforth 25 Mar 1769 (as U DDPA/7/287): for repayment of £1,600 and interest 1 item

U DDPA/7/289 Naburn Inclosure Act 1766 1 item

U DDPA/7/290 Agreement by Rev. William Barrett vicar of Naburn to 5 Oct 1767 accept allotments in lieu of tithes 1 item

U DDPA/7/291 Naburn Inclosure Award 8 Jan 1768 1 item

U DDPA/7/292 Appointment: Naburn Inclosure Commissioners to John 8 Jan 1768 Palmes of Naburn esq. To receive money to be charged by his brother George Palmes esq. on allotments of which he is only tenant for life. 1 item

U DDPA/7/293 Grant: for £4.8.8.: Hon. Daines Barrington and Richard 10 Nov 1775 Cocks esq., both of the Inner Temple (Trustees under Act for vesting estates of Sir Charles Cocks in trustees for sale) to John Palmes of Naybourne esq. Fee farm rent of 2s.4d. from lands in Naybourn 1 item

page 59 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/294 Exchange: George, only son of John Palmes esq., and 13 Oct 1768 Thomas Iles yeoman, all of Naburn 2 garths in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/295 'Part of Pedigree of John Palmes Esquire, Lord of the 17th cent. – Manor of Nabourn'. 18th cent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/296 Demise 1 Mar 1775 (i) John Palmes of Naburn esq. (brother and devisee of George Palmes) (ii) Richard Thompson of Acaster Malbis, William Preston of Moreby esqs., and John Raper of York gent., to (iii) Emanuel Elam of Leeds merchant and James Woodhouse of York comb maker: South Field Close, 2 Nova Scotia Closes, 2 Wood Closes: As an indemnity to them and others against payment of stipend of £16 yearly to York Corporation in trust for St. Thomas' Hospital and other out payments. Relating to conveyances made further to the Act for sale of estates of George Palmes dec'd. (as U DDPA/7/105). 1 item

U DDPA/7/297 Covenant for production of title deeds: John Palmes to c. 1775 Thomas Swann of York banker. Relating to conveyances made further to the Act for sale of estates of George Palmes dec'd. (as U DDPA/7/105) 1 item

U DDPA/7/298 Bargain and Sale: for £1200: Roger Palmes of 16 Jan 1775 Westminster apothecary to William Preston of Moreby esq., and John Raper of York gent. All his estate in the manor, rectory and estate of Naburn and Naburn Hall 1 item

U DDPA/7/299 Lease and Release to create a tenant to the Precipe: 27 - 28 Oct George Palmes of Bootham esq., (only son of John 1797 Palmes brother of George Palmes of Naburn esqs., dec'd.) to Stafford Squire Baxter of Furnivalls Inn and George Townend of York esqs Manor of Nabourn; Nabourn Hall; rectory and advowson of Nabourn and St. George and estate in Nabourn (tenants named): To lead to a Common Recovery to use of G.P. subject to specified payments. 2 items

page 60 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/300 Exemplification of a Common Recovery further to U 28 Nov 1797 DDPA/7/299 (Mich. 1797) 1 item

U DDPA/7/301 Abstract of Title: close called Hairy Bush at Naburn 1787 - 1804 1 item

U DDPA/7/302 Lease and Release: for £84: Henry Rennison of Hutton 19 - 20 Sep Ambo blacksmith (heir of John Rennison) and Ann 1787 Rennison of Askham Richard widow of J.R. to John Hay of York merchant As U DDPA/7/301 2 items

U DDPA/7/303 Lease and Release: for £320: John Hay (as U 25 - 26 Jan DDPA/7/302) to John Gill of Naburn tailor: as U 1788 DDPA/7/301 2 items

U DDPA/7/304 Bond: in £50: Parties as U DDPA/7/303 26 Jan 1788 To indemnify property as U DDPA/7/301 from claims to dower of Faith wife of John Hay 1 item

U DDPA/7/305 Lease and Release: John Gill (as U DDPA/7/303) to 23 - 24 Aug Henry Brook of Huddersfield and John Broadbent of 1803 Longwood clothiers As U DDPA/7/301: on trust to sell to reimburse themselves for debts of £711.6.7. (to H.B.) and £558.5.4. (to J.B.) owing to them by J.G. and his son John Gill jnr., of Boston, U.S.A. 2 items

U DDPA/7/306 Bargain and Sale: John Hotham and others, 5 Jan 1804 commissioners in bankruptcy of John Gill, to Thomas Rooke of Escrick, assignee of estate of J.G. All property of J.G. at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/307 Lease and Release: for £190: Henry Brook and John 13 - 14 Feb Broadbent (as U DDPA/7/305), Thomas Rooke (as U 1805 DDPA/7/306) and John Gill to George Palmes of Naburn esq.: as U DDPA/7/301 2 items

page 61 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/308 Lease and Release: for £1310.0.0.: William Barff of 5 - 6 Apr 1796 Carlton gent., and wife Ann and Edward Prest of York druggist and wife Elizabeth (A.B. and E.P. being only children and heirs of Samuell Stabler of York bookseller, son of Emanuel Stabler of York haberdasher of small wares) to George Townend of York esq. 5 Crabtree Closes alias Crabtree Flats (22ac.2r.27p.; Howden Lane S.) 2 items

U DDPA/7/309 Lease and Release: George Townend (as U 23 - 24 Oct DDPA/7/308) to George Palmes of Bootham esq. 1797 As U DDPA/7/308: Recites that G.T. acted in U DDPA/7/308 as trustee for G.P. 2 items

U DDPA/7/310 Copy Act to enable George Palmes to sell or mortgage 1770 part of his estates: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/311 Lease and Release: George Palmes of Naburn esq., to 27 - 28 Apr Charles Challoner wine- merchant and John Tasker 1770 wine merchant both of York Manor and estate of Naburn; Naburn Hall and rectory of Naburn and St. George: To uses to be declared by deed of same date. 2 items

U DDPA/7/312 Deed to declare uses of U DDPA/7/311: Parties as U 28 Apr 1770 DDPA/7/311 and scheduled creditors of George Palmes On trust for sale to satisfy scheduled mortgages and debts 1 item

U DDPA/7/313 Copy Will of John Hebden of Naburn yeoman 14 Feb 1774 Bequests to wife Ann; sons William and Richard; daughter Ann; grand-daughter Elizabeth Hebden and Ann Wadman; son John's wife; daughter Mary Wadman, poor of Naburn: Gt. Ouseburn, Clifford 1 item

page 62 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/314 Bargain and Sale 24 Dec 1774 (i) Creditors of George Palmes dec'd. (very numerous) (ii) his brother John Palmes and (iii) Thomas Brook of York gent. to (iv) William Preston of Moreby esq., and John Raper of York gent.: as U DDPA/7/311: To uses of Act for sale of estates of G.P. dec'd. (as U DDPA/7/105). Endorsed with receipts for sums paid to creditors. 1 item

U DDPA/7/315 Bargain and Sale: Peter Johnson and Lionel Place 10 Jan 1775 esqs. and William Brooks gent. all of York (Commissioners in bankruptcy of John Tasker of York, mercer dealer and chapman) to Charles Jackson of Bucklersbury in London warehouseman and Jeremiah Shadwell and George Ewbank of York esqs. (assignees of J.T.) Interest of John Tasker (as a creditor of George Palmes) in property as U DDPA/7/311 1 item

U DDPA/7/316 Lease and Release 16 - 17 Jan (i) Charles Challoner and John Tasker (as U 1775 DDPA/7/311) (ii) Charles Jackson, Jeremiah Shadwell and George Ewbank (as U DDPA/7/315) (iii) John Palmes and (iv) Thomas Brook to (v) William Preston and John Raper (all as U DDPA/7/314): as U DDPA/7/311: To uses as U DDPA/7/314. 2 items

U DDPA/7/317 Lease and Release: Thomas Brook to William Preston 27 - 28 Feb and John Raper (all as U DDPA/7/314) 1775 As U DDPA/7/311: To uses as U DDPA/7/314. 2 items

U DDPA/7/318 Schedule of deeds relating to estate at Naburn of Jane 1648 - 1772 Tate widow 1 item

U DDPA/7/319 Copy Case and Opinion of Sam. Phipps, Lincolns Inn: 6 Mar 1773 title to estate as U DDPA/7/318 1 item

U DDPA/7/320 Lease and Release: for £66: Richard Tate of Barlby 17 - 18 Feb yeoman (nephew and devisee of Jane Tate of Naburn 1775 widow dec'd.) and wife Rachael to Thomas Iles of Naburn yeoman Cottage, barn and 2 little garths in Naburn 2 items

page 63 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/321 Counterpart of Exchange as U DDPA/7/294 c. 1768 1 item

U DDPA/7/322 Abstract of Title of Devisees of Christopher Brown 1838 - 1866 dec'd. 9 cottages at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/323 Mortgage: for £100: William Isles of Naburn farmer to 11 Jun 1845 Matthew Rymer of York merchant Reversion of 4 tenements (formerly in 1) 1 item

U DDPA/7/324 Assignment of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/323 to 1 Sep 1849 Christopher Brown of Naburn gent. 1 item

U DDPA/7/325 Conveyance: for £250: William Isles to Christopher 31 May 1851 Brown and his trustee Luke Thompson 4 tenements as U DDPA/7/323 1 item

U DDPA/7/326 Conveyance: for £650: Devisees of Christopher Brown 11 Apr 1866 dec'd. to Rev. W.L. Palmes: 9 cottages (as U DDPA/7/322) 1 item

U DDPA/7/327 Statutory Declaration of John Poulter of Naburn farmer 21 Apr 1866 William Iles was heir to his brother Thomas, being sons of John Iles and wife Mary, all of Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/328 Abstract of Title of John Gill, a bankrupt: messuage 1774 - 1804 and garth at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/329 Lease and Release: for £32.10.6.: Thomas Eadon of 15 - 16 Dec Deighton gent. to John Jackson of Skipwith yeoman 1774 Messuage in Naburn 2 items

U DDPA/7/330 Lease and Release: for £29: John Jackson (as U 2 - 3 Feb 1781 DDPA/7/329) and wife Elizabeth to John Gill of Naburn yeoman and wife Mary: as U DDPA/7/329 2 items

U DDPA/7/331 Mortgage: for £70: John Gill of Naburn tailor to William 28 - 29 Sep Gamble of York gent., as trustee for Thomas Reston 1803 jnr., of Wheldrake farmer. Newly erected messuage, on site of messuage as U DDPA/7/329 1 item

page 64 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/332 Lease and Release: for £195: Parties as U 15 - 16 Feb DDPA/7/331 and Thomas Rooke of Escricke gent., 1805 (assignee in bankruptcy of John Gill) to George Palmes of Naburn esq. Newly erected messuage as U DDPA/7/331 2 items

U DDPA/7/333 Will of George Palmes of Naburn esq.: all to brother 28 Jan 1774 John: Probate 9 August 1774. 1 item

U DDPA/7/334 Will of Mary Palmes late of Durham now of Naburn 21 Oct 1776 spinster: all to nephew John Palmes of Naburn esq.: Probate 14 May 1781. 1 item

U DDPA/7/335 Deed of Confirmation by John Palmes and his Trustees 10 - 11 Nov of sales and conveyances of estates at Naburn 1779 And Lease and Release by them to Thomas Brook of other property there directed to be sold by Act of Parliament, to the use of J.P. as purchaser. 2 items

U DDPA/7/336 Copy Acquittance and Indemnity: John Palmes to 12 Nov 1779 Richard Thompson, William Preston and John Raper On settling their accounts on execution of the trusts of the Act for sale of estates of George Palmes dec'd. (as U DDPA/7/105) 1 item

U DDPA/7/337 Lease and Release: for £600: Thomas Bradford of 1 - 2 Jan 1802 Ashdown Park co. Sussex esq., and his trustee John Kilby of York gent., to George Palmes of Naburn esq. Cottage and garth from town street to R. Ouse; close (York - Stillingfleet Rd. W.; Naburn - Escrick Rd. E.) and 1/2ac. in the Ings 2 items

U DDPA/7/338 Exchange: George Palmes of Naburn esq., and 28 Aug 1809 Hewley John Baines of Bell Hall esq. and wife Mary: 2 parcels in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/339 Schedule of Title Deeds of manor and estate at Naburn 1796 - 1850 belonging to trustees of George Palmes dec'd., and in mortgage to Paul Beilby, Lord Wenlock for £15,000 in all (30 December 1851) 1 item

page 65 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/340 Abstract of Title of Trustees of George Palmes dec'd.: 1797 - 1851 manor of, and estates at, Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/341 Supplemental Abstract of Title 1801 - 1851 1 item

U DDPA/7/342 Settlement before marriage 12 - 13 Jan (i) George Palmes of Naburn esq. (ii) Margaret 1810 Isabella Lindsay of Glasgow spinster (iii) William Lindsay of Glasgow esq. and (iv) Samuel Walker of Aldwark esq. and John Jardine of Edinburgh advocate: prior to marriage of G.P. and M.I.L.: for her marriage portion of £3,500 in all: manor of Naburn, Naburn Hall and 6 farms (tenants named) in Naburn: To uses of the marriage. 1 item

U DDPA/7/343 Copy Appointment of Lewis Allsopp of Nottingham 1 Jun 1824 gent. as new trustee under marriage settlement of Samuel Walker formerly of Masborough, par. Rotherham, and now of Doveridge co. Derby esq., and his wife Elizabeth (nee Palmes). (29 Apr 1801). And of Assignment of L.A. to John Parker and Robert Sinclair: manor and estate of Naburn; Naburn Hall; rectory of Naburn and St.George: 5 July 1824 1 item

U DDPA/7/344 Abstracts of Marriage Settlements 1845 - 1850 Of: (i) James Bruce Jardine of Glasgow merchant and Isabella daughter of George Palmes of Naburn, (30 August 1845) (ii) John William Brotherton of Deighton Gove, par. Escrick esq., only son of Thomas William Browne Brotherton of the same, a general in H.M. Army, and Georgina daughter of George Palmes, (18 April 1846) (iii) Rev. James Palmes and Annie Augusta eldest daughter of George Champney of Middlethorpe Manor, then residing at 56 Thurloe Square, Brompton, co. Middlesex, M.D., (9 September 1850) 3 items

U DDPA/7/345 Extract of Disposition and Settlement of James Bruce 20 Aug 1844 Jardine jnr., of Hallside esq., merchant in Glasgow: personalty and estate at Hallside 1 item

page 66 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/346 Will of George Palmes of Naburn esq 25 Sep 1850 Bequests in favour of wife Margaret Isabella and children John Philip, William Lindsay, James, Eliza and Frances Edith Palmes and Isabella Jardine and Georgiana Brotherton: Naburn; Little Govan, par. Gorbals, Glasgow: Probate 24 April 1851. (Estate under £2,000. Died 29 March 1851) 1 item

U DDPA/7/347 Copy Marriage Certificate of Rev. William Lindsay 29 Oct 1851 Palmes, vicar of Hornsea, and Marianne Empson spinster, married at Staveley, 27 June 1849. 1 item

U DDPA/7/348 Statutory Declaration of Margaret Isabella Palmes of 26 Dec 1851 Naburn Hall, widow as to family of her late husband George Palmes of Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/349 Letter: William Logie, Glasgow to Messrs. Brook and 29 Dec 1851 Ware, solicitors, York: custody of original deed as U DDPA/7/345 1 item

U DDPA/7/350 Covenant for production of title deeds: Rev. William 30 Dec 1851 Lindsay Palmes of Hornsea, Rev. James Palmes of Leeds, Isabella Jardine of Glasgow widow and John William Brotherton of Esher co. Surrey esq., to Paul Beilby, Lord Wenlock In connexion with mortgage as U DDPA/7/339 1 item

U DDPA/7/351 Statutory Declaration of John Leaf of Naburn farmer: 3 Jan 1852 as to Naburn estate and its tenants (schedule) 1 item

U DDPA/7/352 Declaration of Trust: Rev. James Palmes of Escrick 1 Feb 1870 and Henry John Ware of York to Rev. William Lindsay Palmes of Naburn: as to £10,000 1 item

U DDPA/7/353 Exchange: George Palmes of Naburn esq., and Rev. 1 Feb 1812 John Walker of York, rector of St. Dennis in Walmgate with the vicarage of St. George with Naburn annexed Rev. J.W. to have a house in the middle of the village of Naburn with 6ac.4p. in Parliament Field. G.P. to have the vicarage house in Naburn with Bumptstee Croft and a little garden 1 item

page 67 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/354 Lease for 60 years: at £116.5s. rent: George Palmes of 1 May 1813 Naburn esq., to Joseph Smith and Robert Jones of Tadcaster gents. 1ac.28p. part of the Island between Naburn Lock and Dam; 2ac.3r.5p., parcel of the Stoneheads and closes called Halfpenny Hill (2ac.3r.20p.) and Southfeild Close (5ac.1r.9p) in Naburn and Acaster Malbis: Lessees to spend not less than £3,000 in building a watermill, wharf and cottages; and not to employ anyone who might thereby gain a settlement in Naburn and Acaster Malbis 1 item

U DDPA/7/355 Counterpart of U DDPA/7/354 c. 1813 1 item

U DDPA/7/356 Release: John, Thomas, John and Mary Stead to 2 Nov 1816 Christopher Newman (as U DDPA/7/247) Cottage adjoining that as U DDPA/7/247: To specified uses. Covenant by Thomas Croft (as U DDPA/7/247) to produce title deeds. 1 item

U DDPA/7/357 Copy of U DDPA/7/356 c. 1816 1 item

U DDPA/7/358 Notice from John Stead to John Furn: to quit garth at 20 Mar 1841 Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/359 Agreement for sale: for £110: John Stead of Naburn 29 Jan 1842 farmer to George Palmes Parcel on W. of town street on which a tenement stood 1 item

U DDPA/7/360 Letters of Administration of estate of Elizabeth Wiles of 23 Apr 1842 Hull dec'd., granted to her husband George Wiles of Hull warehouseman. 1 bundle

U DDPA/7/361 Letters of Administration of estate of William Stead of 23 Apr 1842 High Acaster yeoman granted to his brother and sister John Stead of Naburn yeoman and Mary wife of Thomas Batman of Copmanthorp. 1 bundle

page 68 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/362 Release: for £110: Christopher John Newstead of 23 Apr 1842 Gillygate, York gent., Thomas Stead of Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana yeoman, John Stead of Naburn yeoman, George Wiles (as U DDPA/7/360), Thomas and Mary Batman (as U DDPA/7/361) to George Palmes: as U DDPA/7/359 Letter of Attorney from Thomas Stead, 24 Jun 1841 1 item

U DDPA/7/363 Abstract of Title of Richard Thompson: close in Naburn 1776 - 1805 (as U DDPA/7/364) 1 item

U DDPA/7/364 Lease and Release: for £434.19s.: Richard Thompson 27 - 28 Nov of Escrick to George Palmes of Naburn esqs. 1816 Close called Burker alias Barker Plain (9ac.1r.24p.) 2 items

U DDPA/7/365 Mortgage: for £1,200: William Smith of Naburn, James 25 Aug 1817 Upton of Tadcaster and William Lamb of Naburn cornmillers and co-partners to William Abbott of 23, Edward St., par. St. Mary-le-Bone, co. Middlesex esq., and Richard Smith of Tadcaster grocer Parcels as U DDPA/7/354: With mills, wharf and other buildings thereon. 1 item

U DDPA/7/366 Assignment of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/365 to George 12 Aug 1836 Palmes. 1 item

U DDPA/7/367 Mortgage: for £2,000: George Palmes of Naburn esq., 9 - 10 Jun 1826 to Ann Smith of Bootham widow Naburn Hall and farms in Naburn (tenants specified) 1 item

U DDPA/7/368 Copy Lease for 999 years: at 6d. rent: George Palmes 24 Mar 1826 of Naburn to Francis Lawley of Middleton Park co. Warwick esqs. The Ferry House at Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/7/369 Additional Abstract of Title of George Palmes: Naburn 1826 - 1845 Hall and farms (as U DDPA/7/367) 1 item

page 69 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/370 Mortgage: for £1300: George Palmes, late of Naburn, 2 Nov 1839 now residing in Paris to Henry Darley of Aldby Park esq., Rev. James Britton rector of Great Bardfield, co. Essex and John Brook of York gent. Property as U DDPA/7/367 1 item

U DDPA/7/371 Transfer of Mortgage as U DDPA/7/370 to Thomas 8 Feb 1845 Calvert of York gent. (7 February 1845); and by him to John Brook (as U DDPA/7/370), Robert William Fenwicke Mills of Buttercrambe and Robert William Mills Nesfield of Castle Hill, co. Derby esqs. 1 item

U DDPA/7/372 Further Transfers and Assignments of Mortgage (as U 1847 - 1855 DDPA/7/370) (a) to John Dalton of Longhull nr. Guisborough esq., and Henry John Ware of York gent., 8 March 1847 (b) to Thomas Calvert of York gent., 12 January 1855 (c) to Henry John Ware as U DDPA/7/372(a) and Edward Robinson of Clifton gent., 13 January 1855 3 items

U DDPA/7/373 Schedule of Title Deeds and writings relating to the 14th cent. - manor and estates at Naburn, in separate parcels. 1833 1 item

U DDPA/7/374 Mortgage: for £1200: George Palmes of Naburn esq., 27 Apr 1846 and John Brook, R.W.F. Mills and R.W.M. Nesfield (as U DDPA/7/371) to Jane Stephenson spinster and Ann Fulton of York widow Closes (69ac.1r.39p.) in Naburn: Plan With Reconveyance endorsed (to Rev. James Palmes), 1 February 1870 1 item

U DDPA/7/375 Abstract of Title of Rev. William Lindsay Palmes and 1849 - 1882 others to the manor and estate of Naburn and Naburn Hall. 1 item

U DDPA/7/376 Certified copy merger of rent charge of £125.8.0d. 7 Nov 1849 (further to Naburn Tithe Award) by George Palmes. 1 item

page 70 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/377 Mortgage: for £12,033.6.8d. and further advances: 30 Dec 1851 Edmund and John Walker of Gospel Oak nr. Dudley co. Staffs esqs., and Rev. William Lindsay Palmes of Hornsea to Paul Beilby, Lord Wenlock Manor, advowson and estate of Naburn and Naburn Hall (schedule of property) Endorsed are: (a) Transfer of the Mortgage from Rt. Hon. William Ewart Gladstone of Carlton Gardens co. Middlesex M.P., and George Leeman of York gent. as exors of Caroline, Lady Wenlock to Rev. James Palmes of Escrick and Henry John Ware of York gent., 31 January 1870 (b) Surrender and Release by Rev. James Palmes and H.J. Ware to Rev. William Lindsay Palmes, 14 April 1882 1 item

U DDPA/7/378 Assignment: John Phillip Palmes esq., and others to 30 Dec 1851 Ld. Wenlock: portions and charges on Naburn estates Endorsed are: (a) Assignment: Frances Edith Palmes to Caroline, Lady Wenlock: portions charged on Naburn estate, 4 August 1852 (b) Assignment: Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone and George Leeman to Rev. George Palmes and H.J. Ware, 31 January 1870 1 item

U DDPA/7/379 Order of Inclosure Commissioners for exchange of land 5 Sep 1871 in Naburn: Rev. William Lindsey Palmes to have 1ac.2r.31p.; North Eastern Railway Co. to have 1ac.2r.11p. In area of Howden Lane and Naburn-York road. Plan. 1 item

U DDPA/7/380 Dissentailing Assurance: Rev. George Palmes to G.B. 15 Apr 1882 Peirson Manor of Naburn and estate there comprised in settlement of 26 June 1849 1 item

U DDPA/7/381 Agreement between Rev. William Lindsey Palmes and 1 Jul 1887 Ouse Navigation Trustees as to terms of consent for new works at Naburn Lock. 1 item

U DDPA/7/382 Agreement between Rev. George Palmes and York 6 Oct 1888 Corporation settling action (relating to works at mill at Naburn?) 1 item

page 71 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/383 Agreement for Sale: Rev. George Palmes to York 3 Mar 1894 Corporation: Naburn mill and the Island at Naburn Lock and fishing in the R. Ouse: Plan 1 item

U DDPA/7/384 Power of Attorney: Arthur Dalton Harrison, formerly of 15 Mar 1894 Holbrook nr. Horsham co. Sussex, but now with Messrs. Catton Bell & Co. San Fransisco esq., a trustee of the marriage settlement of Rev. George Palmes, to H.J., J.T., and F. Ware of York solicitors Further to U DDPA/7/383 1 item

U DDPA/7/385 Copy Conveyance further to U DDPA/7/383 25 May 1894 1 item

U DDPA/7/386 Order of Local Government Board approving 20 Jun 1894 commutation of a rent charge of £12.16.0d. payable by Rev. George Palmes to York Corporation out of lands in Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/387 Copy of U DDPA/7/386 c. 1894 1 item

U DDPA/7/388 Accounts of H.J. Ware & Sons relating to Conveyance 1894 - 1895 as U DDPA/7/385 1 item

U DDPA/7/389 Order of Board of Agriculture and Fisheries for 15 Nov 1905 redemption of tithe rent charge out of Acres House Farm, Naburn. 1 item

U DDPA/7/390 Copy Draft Conveyance: Rev. George Palmes & others 7 Dec 1905 to York Corporation as trustees of Ouse Navigation Two strips of land in Naburn Lock 1 item

U DDPA/7/391 Memorandum relating to dimensions of land as U 14 Nov 1906 DDPA/7/390 1 item

U DDPA/7/392 A parchment deed, possibly Letters Patent, which has n.d. [1327 - been completely soaked with water and is now a solid, 1343] badly stained mass. With it, but detached, is a portion of the Great Seal of Edward III. 1 item

page 72 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/7/393 Letters Patent of Henry VIII, granting to John [11 May 1540] Wellysbourne (for life?): 2 messuages (and lands) in Naburne. A deed in similar, though not quite as bad, condition to that at U DDPA/7/392, which has been roughly opened and damaged. The initial letter contains a portrait of Henry VIII, and a badly damaged Great Seal is attached by green and white cords. Endorsed 'Grant to John Willesburn ..... late Lord L(atimer?). 11 May 32 Hen....'. 1 item

page 73 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/8 Nun Monkton 1538

U DDPA/8/1 Copy Letters Patent granting to Sir John Nevell, Lord 12 Feb 1538 Latymer Reversion of (a) site of Nonnemonketon Priory with a dovecote, a corn-mill, 2 grain- mills under one roof on the R. Nydde, fishing in R. Nidde, passage across R. Nydde and R. Ouse, 21ac. meadow on banks of R. Nydde, meadow called North Ings (39ac.1r.); closes called Bradarse (22 1/2ac.), Oxclose (16ac.); le Rye Close (8ac.), le Claye Flatte (7ac.), le Oxe Pasture (6ac.), le More Close (100ac.), Gowlandes (36ac.) and Dokmyre (5 1/2ac.); wood called Sprynge Parke (7ac.); and 120ac. arable in closes called Bellyng Close, Newton Crofte, the More Newton Crofte, the Lesse Scalles Close, le Westfelde, Midlefeld, and le next Towne felde; also 2 corn-mills under one roof on R. Nydde in Kirkhamerton (all of which were granted to Sir Marmaduke Cunstable of Flamburgh for 21 years, 19 September 1536). (b) Rectory and tithes of Kirkehamerton (advowson excepted) and tenements there called le Hall Garth and Hamerton Wood (granted to William Blytheman gent. for 21 years 1 February 1537/8) Also manors of Monketon, Nonnemonketon and Kirkehamerton. Manor and grange of Nonne Staunton, co. Durham. Rectories of Nonnemonketon, Kirkehamerton, St. George in York, Walton and Askam Richard. And all property of the priory in those places and in Chanons, Benyngburgh, Benyngton, Flixton, Marton in Burghshire, Grenehamerton, Newton uppon Owse, Ripon, Thorpe Undrewood, Wriggyngton, Kirkeleventon, Laybourne, Thorpe Arche, Marston Moore, Angrome and Willesthorpe: In recompense for manors and lands in Settryngton, Homondby, Westowe and Swaledale; and for £1687.16.8d. Indemnified against pension of £4.13.4d. payable to Thomas Appulgarth, late singer ('Cantarista') at chantry chapel of Willesthroppe. Reference to lands in Willesthroppe claimed by Sir Oswald Willesthroppe. Late 18th century copy. 1 item

page 74 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/9 Riccall 1517

U DDPA/9/1 Feoffment: Brian Palmes serjeant at law and James 10 Oct 1517 Duffeld gent. to Sir Robert Aske, Sir Peter Vavasor, John Aske (son of Sir R.A.), John Dawney esq., William Babthorppe esq., Nicholas Palmes (son of B.P.); George, William and Richard Palmes (brothers of N.P.); Thomas Langton gent., George Scalby gent., George Banke, Christopher Welles chaplain, Thomas Parkynson, William Potage, James Dale and Christopher Dale All lands in Rikall lately in tenure of Thomas Clarke, chaplain; and reversion of lands held by Francis Duffeld for life (except parcel called Four Acre Lane). All which B.P. & J.D., with others now dec'd., had of the gift of John Charleton esq.: Power of attorney to Henry Townend and John Wayneman to deliver seisin. Witn. Sir John Roclyff, William Thwayttes, John Acclome, Robert Fayrfax gent., Edmund Chapman yeoman, Robert Toodd yeoman, John Thomlynson. Endorsement that the feoffees shall hold the premises to the use of the said Thomas Clarke 'who now doth syng for the soulles of the wythyn named James Charleton and Janne hys wyff at the alter of Saint Nycholes wythyn the parysshe churche of Rykall' or other priests hereafter appointed as his successors by Bryan Palmes in accordance with the will of J.C. Livery of seisin. Witn. John Clay gent., Christopher (Guy?) chaplain, Thomas (Blacbarn?), Brian Stokes, William Strynger, 25 October 1517 1 item

page 75 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/9/2 Feoffment: Brian Palmes serjeant at law and James 10 Oct 1517 Duffeld gent. to Sir Robert Aske, Sir Peter Vavasor,

John Aske (son of Sir R.A.), John Dawney esq., William Babthorppe esq., Nicholas Palmes (son of B.P.); George, William and Richard Palmes (brothers of N.P.); Thomas Langton gent., George Scalby gent., George Banke, Christopher Welles chaplain, Thomas Parkynson, William Potage, James Dale and Christopher Dale All lands in Rikall lately in tenure of Thomas Clarke, chaplain; and reversion of lands held by Francis Duffeld for life (except parcel called Four Acre Lane).

All which B.P. & J.D., with others now dec'd., had of the gift of John Charleton esq.: Power of attorney to Henry Townend and John Wayneman to deliver seisin. Witn. Sir John Roclyff, William Thwayttes, John Acclome, Robert Fayrfax gent., Edmund Chapman yeoman, Robert Toodd yeoman, John Thomlynson. Endorsement that the feoffees shall hold the premises to the use of the said Thomas Clarke 'who now doth syng for the soulles of the wythyn named James Charleton and Janne hys wyff at the alter of Saint Nycholes wythyn the parysshe churche of Rykall' or other priests hereafter appointed as his successors by Bryan Palmes in accordance with the will of J.C. Livery of seisin. Witn. John Clay gent., Christopher (Guy?) chaplain, Thomas (Blacbarn?), Brian Stokes, William Strynger, 25 October 1517 1 item

page 76 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/10 Various Townships 1393 - 1546

U DDPA/10/1 Grant: Sir Walter de Urswik to his kinsman Sir Robert 28 Aug 1393 de Urswyk 20 marks rent in Asilby, Heton, Lythe, Barneby, Mykilby, Uggethorp, Eggerton, Ellerby, Neuton, Hilderwell, Rouceby, Esynton, Loufthous, Lyverton, Brotton, Kilton, Skelton, Gisburn, Mersk, Lythome, Wilton, Laysyngby, Lakenby, Normanby, Marton, Ormesby, Leventhorp, Acclom, Thormotby, Hemlyngton, Staynton, Malteby, Erneclif, Iarum (Yarm), Kirklevyngton, Wirsale, Pykton, Ingelby iuxta Erneclyf, Faceby, Buskby, Broghton, Lytebroghton, Eseby, Bathersby, Ingelby under Grenehowe, Kildale, Westerdale, Danby, Wyth, Glasdale, Tocotes, Hoton, Upsale, Thorp Pynchon, Neuthorp, Tunstale, Stokeslay, Castellevyngton and Crathorn: Recites a grant of the said rent from Thomas de Alberton to the grantor (as Walter de Ursewyk) by a Final Concord before Robert de Thorp, John Moubray, William de Fyncheden and William de Wichyngham, justices (10 June 1369); to be had of the hands of the heirs of Walter Fauconberge from the wapentake of Langebergh (N.R.) Witn. Sir James de Pikeryng, Sir Robert de Nevill of Horneby, Sir Thomas Colvile, Sir Nicholas de Haveryngton, Sir John Depeden, Sir John Elys, Thomas Fairefax, John de Ask, John Amyas, Adam de Mirfeld, Robert Ryvill. Given at Skelton. 1 item

U DDPA/10/2 Award of Robert, Archbishop of York and President of 4 Apr 1546 the Council in the North, Thomas Mangnus clerk, William Babthorpe, Robert Chaloner and Thomas Gargrave esqs., commissioners appointed (with Sir Marmaduke Constable dec'd.) by the Crown to settle disputes between the inhabitants of Wheldrake and Askryge (Escrick) concerning rights in Wheldrake More and Askryge Mosse (which led to a 'great assaute, assemble and affrey mayd upon Wheldrake More' on 18 May 1542). After setting down: (i) that there is a parcel of ground called Eskryge Moss at the S.W. end of Wheldrake

More, which belongs solely to the lordship of Eskryge and in which, the inhabitants of Eskryge have, time out of mind, taken turves for fuel. (ii) that there is an 'old great cawsey or banke of erthe dychyed on both sydes' in the said Moss, stretching from a lane out of the East Field of Eskryge called Kyldfeld towards Wheldrake More, by which beasts put into the said moss from Eskryge 'in all wete seasonz and tymez myght goo & rake' to Wheldrake More (iii) that the tenants of Eskryge, time out of mind, have had intercommon and

page 77 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn rake on Wheldrake More for all beasts put on Eskraryge Mosse 'goyng for rakyng frome the seyd U DDPA/10/2 cont.. mosse without dryfte' to Wheldrake More. (iv) that there is no division between Wheldrake More and Eskryge Mosse except a shallow ditch made by one of the abbots of Fountains Abbey 'aboute xl yers agoo', who was then in possession of the lordship of Wheldrake. Which ditch 'within a very short space' was cast down by the inhabitants of Eskryge and so has since remained. (v) that at the beginning of the dispute sundry of the inhabitants of Eskryge did drive their cattle through the lordship of Dyghton (Deighton) to the common of Wheldrake, which appears unlawful. (vi)

that, upon this, the inhabitants of Wheldrake did 'dogge and dryve (as they call yt)' (i.e. drive off with men and dogs) from Wheldrake Common all the cattle of Eskryke driven in through Dyghton as well as those which came into Wheldrake More through Eskryge Mosse or other adjoining grounds of Eskryge 'as before tyme they hayd usyd' which driving of the cattle coming 'by their auncient wey' appears to be a wrong committed by the inhabitants of Wheldrake, as a result of which an affray began in which Richard Penrose,

John Rowle, William Clerkeson and William Hergyl now dec'd., inhabitants of Wheldrake, and Thomas Barbour and Rolland Hogeson now dec'd., inhabitants of Eskryg, were injured. The Commissioners Award: (i) the inhabitants of Eskryg to have intercommon and rake on Wheldrake More with all their beasts which go and rake 'without dryfte' from Eskryge Mosse to Wheldrake More (ii) Inhabitants of Eskryge not to drive their cattle to Wheldrake More through Dyghton lordship nor by any other way, but only to have intercommon there by rake of their cattle without drift from Eskryge Mosse. (iii) Inhabitants of Wheldrake to have intercommon and rake on Eskrygge Mosse for all

their beasts raking, and going without drift from Wheldrake More. (iv) Although it cannot be proved who began the said affray, because four persons of Wheldrake were 'very sore hurt bett & woundyd' and only two inhabitants of Eskryke (and they 'not so sore hurt'), the inhabitants of Eskryge to pay £4 to Richard Pemrose, John Role and William Clerkson, who shall divide £3 among themselves 'according to the quantytes of their hurtes' and pay the other £1 to Thomas Barbour. The Award was made in three parts,

one being sent to the Court of Augmentation, the second to John Haxbye, bailiff of Wheldrake, and the third to John Dunyngton, bailiff of Eskryge. 1 item

page 78 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/11 Lancashire 1420 - 1769

U DDPA/11/1 Gift: William de Assheton of Croston to his son Thomas 1 Apr 1420 and Ellen daughter of Thomas de Urswyk and heirs of their bodies All messuages, lands, rents and services which Alice de Redeforth, Humphrey Gilibrond, Richard Sleker, John de Aundernesse, Henry de Maudisley, Alice Mody, Thomas Haysnap, Alice Geffraydoghtere, John de Maudisley, Ralph de Worthyngton, John de Standyssh, Thomas Edmondeson, Thomas de Hesketh and Joan widow of John Robynson, separately hold or render annually in Croston and Maudisley: Witn. Sir William de Haryngton, Sir Robert de Urswyk, Sir Robert Laurence, Nicholas and Richard Botiller esqs. Mon. before Easter, 8 Hen. V. Fragment of seal. 1 item

U DDPA/11/2 Gift: William de Assheton of Croston to Thomas 1420 - 1421 Longley, bishop of Durham, Sir Richard le Molyneux, Richard de Walton and John de Lethum chaplains All his lands, rents and services in Lancashire: Witn. Sir William de Haryngton, Sir Robert de Urswyk, Sir Robert Laurcence, Nicholas and Richard Botiller esqs. Tues. before Easter 8 Hen. V. 1 item

U DDPA/11/3 Draft Assignment 1760s (i) Anne Scarisbricke spinster (elder daughter of William Scarisbricke of Scarisbricke esq., dec'd.) and John Lawson of Brough co. York esq., and wife Elizabeth (younger daughter of W.S.), (ii) Elizabeth Scarisbricke of York, (widow of W.S.) (iii) Joseph Scarisbricke of Scarisbricke (brother of W.S.) (iv) Rt. Hon. Richard Clayton esq. (L.C.J., Court of Common Pleas in Ireland) and John Blanchard of Little Crosby yeoman (v) Sir Bellingham Graham of Norton Conyers co. York and John Hudson of Bessingby co. York esq. to (vi) Sir Henry Lawson of Brough (father of J.L.): £2000 to be charged under marriage settlement (dated 2 November 1745 and enrolled with the Clerk of the Peace of Lancashire) of W.S. and his wife Elizabeth (nee Ogle) on Scarisbrick Hall, New Hall in Scarisbrick and demesne lands of manor of Scarisbrick: Recites further deeds. Endorsed with note by John (Marre?) that this draft was never executed, 10 Nov (1769?) 1 item

page 79 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/11/4 Assignment 1769 (i) Sir Henry Lawson (ii) Sir Bellingham Graham and John Hudson (iii) Joseph Scarisbrick (all as in U DDPA/11/3) to (iv) Ann Palmes of Green St., Grosvenor Square co. Middlesex widow and (v) her trustee Thomas Fazakerley of Prescott esq.: Sir H.L., with the consent of J.S., to A.P.: for £2,000: sum of £2,000 as U DDPA/11/3: Ann Scarisbricke (as U DDPA/11/3) 'now settled in a retirement in foreign parts'. Not executed. 1 item

U DDPA/11/5 Letter: J. Radcliff, Ormskirk to Sir Henry Lawson, 2 May 1769 Brough, Nr. Catterick Asking for a copy of the settlement on marriage of Sir Henry's son, and of the articles under which Sir Henry is entitled to £2,000 charged on the Scarisbrick estate. 1 item

U DDPA/11/6 Letter: J. Radcliff, Ormskirk to John Raper, attorney, 5 Oct 1769 York: has sent to him by carrier from Preston an Assignment (as U DDPA/11/4?) for execution. 1 item

U DDPA/11/7 Letter: John (Marre?), Lartington to Mr. Raper, Town 31 Oct 1769 Clerk, York. Mrs. Stamfield's deed should be safer enrolled with East Riding sessions 'or above' than in the Register Office. As for the Assignment, 'the young folks were married' 1 August 1768. Presumes Harry entitled to the £2,000 from then. 1 item

U DDPA/12 Accounts 1607 - 1846

U DDPA/12/1 Accounts- Quietus (in respect of fines of recusancy?). [1607 - 1636] Reference to Peter Vavasour and Naburn Ings. 1 item

U DDPA/12/2 Accounts- Quietus of Sir Alexander Stratton, lord of 6 Nov 1616 Lawrenston Recusancy fines in respect of tithes in Osgodby, Barleby, Cliffe and Lunde, parcel of rectory of Hemingborough and a mill in Cliffe (Sir William Babthorpe); lands in Naburn (Sir George Palmes) and Breckenholl (Ralph Whitfaill?) 1 item

U DDPA/12/3 Quietus in respect of fines for recusancy charged on 1616 - 1656 Sir George Palmes: manor of and lands in Naburn 1 item

page 80 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/12/4 Quietus in respect of fines for recusancy charged on 1633 - 1656 William Palmes esq.: Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/12/5 'Money paid to Mr. Metham for dikeing and hedging the 1630 grounds' 1 item

U DDPA/12/6 Account of Jo. Smyth for legal work in respect of a 30 Mar 1674 Final Concord (as U DDPA/7/100?) 1 item

U DDPA/12/7 Bundle of 'Receipts for Lincroft Farm': vouchers of 1769 - 1773 John Palmes for rent, lime, manure, labour and seeds. 18 items

U DDPA/12/8 An original bundle. 'No.38. Receipts by the Dean and 1795 - 1799 Chapter and sundry small bills of account'. Estate accounts of George Palmes and rental of Naburn c.50 items

U DDPA/12/9 Bank Book of George Palmes esq., with Messrs. 1809 - 1820 Raper, Swann, Clough, Swann and Bland. 1 item

U DDPA/12/10 Bank Book of George Palmes esq. with Messrs Swann, 1838 - 1846 Clough, Swann & Clough. 1 item

U DDPA/13 Miscellaneous 13th cent. - 1836

U DDPA/13/1 Schedule of title deeds relating to estates of George c. 1836 Palmes 'arranged in separate parcels' (1828) Covering medieval period to 1836 1 item U DDPA/13/2 Ms. list of Palmes muniments relating to Naburn, 13th cent. - Riccall; Croston and Maudesley co. Lancs.; etc. in this 17th cent. collection. Made early 20th century (by C.V. Collier?) 1 item

U DDPA/13/3 Bond: in 100 marks: John Moreton citizen and 20 Jan 1425 alderman of York to Thomas Palmes of Naburn esq. 1 item

U DDPA/13/4 Letters Patent granting a general pardon to Brian [1526] Palmes serjeant at law. 1 item

page 81 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/13/5 Inquisition post mortem: Thomas Snawsell gent. 18 May 1555 10ac. land, 80ac. meadow, 100ac. pasture in Sterilthorpe (Staddlethorpe). Manor of Est Blacktoft with 3 messuages, 4 cottages, 100ac. land, 6ac. meadow and 56s. rent in Est and West Blacktoft. 3 tofts, 30ac. land, 16ac. meadow, 40ac. pasture and 40ac. wood in Holme in Spaulding More: Died 9 November 1554, his brother Edward (then aged 17 years 4 months) being heir. Reference to his parents John and Ann (daughter of Reginald Conceyt) and their marriage settlement (10 February 1549/50); and to his daughters Elyn, Elezabeth and Isabell. Brian Palmes being foreman of the jury taking the inquisition. 1 item

U DDPA/13/6 Statute Merchant: in £80: George and Edmund 8 Dec 1579 Chapman of Naburn tailors and Thomas Flemyng of Stillyngflete yeoman to William Robinson of York, alderman and merchant. Before Robert Criplyng mayor of York and Leonard Belt, clerk for recognition of debts. 1 item

U DDPA/13/7 Defeazance of U DDPA/13/6 8 Dec 1579 Conditional on performance of covenants of deed of same date (as U DDPA/7/116). Witn. Robert Cripling and Leonard Belt (as U DDPA/13/4), Thomas Smithson. 1 item

U DDPA/13/8 Defeazance of Statute Merchant: in £80: G. & E. 20 Jun 1581 Chapman and T. Flemyng (all as U DDPA/13/6) to Thomas Robinson of York gent. Conditional on performance of covenants of deed of same date (as U DDPA/7/156): Witn. Leonard Belt, Edmund Fale, Gregory Belwood, Robert Shereshawe. 1 item

U DDPA/13/9 Bond: in £600: William Chapman of Naburn yeoman to 1 May 1626 William Lee of York notary public and wife Margaret To perform covenants of deed of same date (as U DDPA/7/131): Witn. Ja. Deane, Jo. Kildaile, Peirs Lee, Guye Nelson jnr., John Lee, John Bovell. 1 item

page 82 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/13/10 Exemplification of a verdict in Common Pleas in 20 May 1672 Ferdinand Thwing gent., v. William Palmes jnr., of Naburn esq., son and heir of William Palmes senr., of Naburn. For recovery of money due under bond in £1,000 given by W.P. jnr., to F.T. at Selby (29 November 1659). W.P. jnr. pleads he was then under age and not liable; the jury so find and award him 80s. damages. (Hilary 1672/3) 1 item

U DDPA/13/11 Bond: in £900: George Stockton of York silkweaver, to 8 Feb 1673 William Lee of Stockton on Tees merchant For performance of covenants of deed of same date: Witn. Jo. Smyth, Will. Jaques. 1 item

U DDPA/13/12 Bond: in £200: Parties as U DDPA/13/11 4 Mar 1673 For payment of £100 (at Haxby alias Haxey's tomb in York Minster): Witn. as U DDPA/13/11 and Thomas Mowbray, William Smyth. With Receipt for the £100. Witn. Mary Suttell, Jo. Smyth, Chr. Thistlethwayte, 26 Sep 1673 1 item

U DDPA/13/13 Bond: in £300: Parties as U DDPA/13/11 4 Mar 1673 For payment of £150, as in U DDPA/13/12 With Receipt for the £150: Witn. Jo. Smyth, W. Suttell, Mathew Caley, 30 March 1674 1 item

U DDPA/13/14 Quitclaim: for £50: Thomas Steele of par. St. Giles in 25 Oct 1676 the Fields, co. Middlesex, blacksmith to William Palmes of Naburn esq. All claims and actions: Witn. Mathew Thimelby, Henry Barrowes. 1 item

U DDPA/13/15 Bond: Parties as U DDPA/13/14: for performance of U 1676 DDPA/13/14 1 item

U DDPA/13/16 Commission of Brian Palmes gent. as ensign in 52nd 8 Oct 1830 (Oxfordshire) Foot. 1 item

page 83 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14 Settlements 1419 - 1858

U DDPA/14/1 Marriage Settlement: William de Assheton of Croston [1419] and Thomas de Urswyk: on marriage of Thomas son and heir of W. de A. and Eleyn daughter of T. de U.: T. de U. to pay £106.13.4. to W. de A., who shall settle lands to the value of 10 marks yearly on the couple, and remainder of his estate to Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham, Sir Richard Molyneux, Richard de Walton and John de Lethum chaplains, to uses of his will. Provisions for repayment in event of various contingencies. Recites an oath of W. de A. that there are no prior incumbrances on the estate, taken on same day before Thomas Urswyk, Laurence de Standissh, Richard Botiller of Kirkeland, William Gernet, Hugh de Pemburton, Henry de Byrkened, Mark de Wygan, Roger de Caterall, Thurstan de Pemburton and John de Byrkened. Parties mutually bound in £200 for performance. Fri. in 5th week of Lent, 7 Hen. V. 1 item

U DDPA/14/2 Marriage Settlement 18 Dec 1455 (i) Sir James Pykeryng, Thomas Ursswyk esq., and his daughter Dame Kateryn and (ii) Dame Elizabeth Sewerby, William Vavasour son of Henry Vavasour esq., dec'd., and Lawrence Kyghley gent.: on marriage of W.V. and Isabell widow of Averey Mauleverer (to take place before ensuing Pentecost): (a) Parties as U DDPA/14/2(i) within 3 months after the wedding to make an estate to the couple and heirs of their bodies, of lands of £20 clear yearly value; with remainder to heirs of W.V. (b) W.V., within same period, to have an estate of 10 marks clear yearly value from dower lands of I.M. (c) W.V. to be solely possessed of goods and chattels of 600 marks value (d) W.V. to give to Piers Bank and his wife Kateryn (mother of I.M.) such sum of money for goodwill as shall be appointed by parties as U DDPA/14/2(i) (e) Parties as U DDPA/14/2(i) covenant that all lands in co. York held by T.V. which were some time of his wife Jenett (grandmother of I.M.) shall after his death descend to I.M. (excepting lands in Wechsshyngton, Gyllyng and Barnynggam in Rychemondeshyre of which I.M. is already seised; and that such lands and those which shall descend to I.M. after the deaths of T.V. and his daughter Dame K. shall be of the clear yearly value of 40 marks. (f) Parties as U DDPA/14/2(i) bound in £100 for performance (g) Parties as U DDPA/14/2(ii) bound in £200 for performance. 1 item

page 84 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/3 Marriage Settlement 20 Feb 1555 (i) Susan widow of Nycholas Palmes of Naburne esq., and Mr. George Palmes, clerk, archdeacon of York and (ii) Sir Thomas Metham of Metham: on marriage of Sir T.M. and Edythe daughter of N. & S.P. ('yff the same Edythe wyll thereto consent and agre and the lawe of Holye Churche wyll suffer the same'): (a) the cost of meat and drink at the marriage to be borne by parties as U DDPA/14/3(i) (b) Sir T.M. to make an estate of £40 clear yearly value to use of Edythe (c) Parties as U DDPA/14/3(i) to pay 800 marks to Sir T.M. (by specified payments at Haxbie tombe in York Minster) 1 item

U DDPA/14/4 Marriage Settlement: George Chapman of Naborne 6 Apr 1583 yeoman and William Robynson alderman of York: on marriage of John son of G.C. and Anne daughter of Robert Robynson of Catton yeoman, brother of W.R. for £80 paid by W.R. Messuage, 8ac. in the Sowthfelde, Great Seithwaite (10ac.), Middle Sethwaite (8ac.), Little Sethwaite (5ac.) and a little close (2ac.); cottage and garth; messuage, croft and 2ac.; parcel called Hogehoole (2ac.) in the Sethfelde; 1ac. in the South Feild near the water sewer between Moorby and Naborne: G.C. to deliver to J.C. on the day of the marriage specified furniture and half of the corn in his barn. Witn. Edward Exilbie, Robt. Harryson, Edmunde Fale, John Bell, James Godson. 1 item

U DDPA/14/5 Marriage Settlement 15 Jan 1631 (i) Sir George Palmes of Naburn and his son and heir William (ii) William Langdale of Langthrope esq. (iii) Sir Thomas Dawney of Cessey, Sir William Hungate of Saxton, Sir Thomas Metham of North Cave, Jorden Metham of Wigginthorpe esq., George Palmes of Naburn gent. (son of Sir G.P.): on marriage of W.P. and Catherine a daughter of W.L.: manor and estate of Naburn (tenants named). Mentions closes called Great and Little Owden, Mrs. Readmaines Owden, Toadhole, Maudriddinge, Great Acres, Fogg Acres, and Newfeild): Witn. Tho. and George Metham, John Boyce, Stephen Allansone, John Shierson, John Alisonne and Tho. Hutchinson. 1 item

page 85 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/6 Marriage Settlement 15 Jan 1631 (i) Sir George Palmes of Naburn and his son and heir William (ii) William Langdale of Langthrope esq. (iii) Sir Thomas Dawney of Cessey, Sir William Hungate of Saxton, Sir Thomas Metham of North Cave, Jorden Metham of Wigginthorpe esq., George Palmes of Naburn gent. (son of Sir G.P.): on marriage of W.P. and Catherine a daughter of W.L.: manor and estate of Naburn (tenants named). Mentions closes called Great and Little Owden, Mrs. Readmaines Owden, Toadhole, Maudriddinge, Great Acres, Fogg Acres, and Newfeild): Witn. Tho. and George Metham, John Boyce, Stephen Allansone, John Shierson, John Alisonne and Tho. Hutchinson. Endorsed with a Quitclaim: George to William Palmes (the sons of Sir G.P. as in U DDPA/14/5). Witn. Mich. Metcalfe, Charles Butteux, 21 July 1662 1 item

U DDPA/14/7 Articles of Agreement 29 Nov 1659 Between: (i) Ferdinando Thweng of Templehurst gent., who married Lady Margarett Stapilton widow of Sir Bryan Stapilton and (ii) William Palmes son and heir apparent of William Palmes of Naburn esq., who married Mary daughter and heir of Sir B. and Lady M.S.: settling lands of Sir B.S. Mentions Werimans Close and Middle Close in Egbarr, Hurst Inges and meadow called Nooking: Witn. Ric. Etherington, Lewis D'Arcy, Ja. Tennant, Daniell Dabbes, Daniell Cromer. Endorsed with memorandum that W.P. the son was born 12 May 1639, and so was 20 years 6 months and 17 days old at the signing of the Agreement. 1 item

page 86 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/8 Copy Settlement 29 May 1674 (i) William Palmes of Naburne esq., and his son William and the son's wife Mary and (ii) Phillip Langdale of Etton and John Ryther of Scarcroft esqs.: farm with closes called Whinney Stockings, Wheate Close, Hither and Farther Incommons, Folehaggs, Foaleyhagg Close, and the Newys, and 12ac. in Haddlesey Inggs, in Temple Hurst, Haddlesey and Carleton. Ramsden Close, Bonny Close, Acree Close and the Newfeild; 2 Great Crofts, Edmond Close, Inglands, Horseclose, Burrcarr; 2 Wood Closes and Hell Close; 23ac. meadow in Naburn Great Ings called Lodgeflatt, Stoneflatt, Hither and Farther Brussen Acres, with the fogg or eatage of the whole Ings after the hay is off, i.e. from Lammas to Christmas; all in Naburn: To raise portions for Mary daughter, and George, Marmaduke and William younger sons, of W.P. the son. Witn. Henry Metham, Bridgitt Metcalfe and Mary Palmes. 1 item

U DDPA/14/9 Marriage Settlement ('Labelled parcel No. 8') 13 Oct 1729 (i) George Palmes of Naburn esq., and his son and heir Bryan and younger sons George jnr., and Stapleton gents. (ii) Daniel Dandy esq., and John Taylor gent., of Cliffords Inn, London (iii) Thomas Nesketh of Rufford and Edward Dicconson of Wrightington both in co. Lancs., esqs. (iv) Banastre Parker of Cuerden co. Lancs., and Beilby Thompson of Eskritt esqs. (v) Robert Scarisbrick of Scarisbrick co. Lancs., John Plompton of Lotherton and Marmaduke Lawson of High Moreby esqs. (vi) Anne Scarisbrick spinster, a daughter of R.S.: on marriage of Brian Palmes and Anne: for her marriage portion of £1,000 to G.P. the father and £200 to Brian P., to be paid by R.S.: manor and estate of Nabourne (tenants named), Nabourne Hall, rectory of Nabourne and St. George: Witn. Robert Sclater, Tho. Haddock, Edward Bell, Edmd. Butler, T. Backhouse, Francis Massy, Thos. Starker. Endorsement: The Settlement was enrolled with the East Riding Clerk of the Peace (Liber B.) and registered at the East Riding Registry of Deeds (Liber M). A Recovery was suffered (Mich. 1729). 1 item

page 87 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/10 Marriage Settlement 26 Jun 1849 (i) George Palmes of Naburn esq. (ii) his son and heir Rev. William Lindsay Palmes of Hornsea (iii) Marianne Empson of Spellow Hill, par. Staveley spinster (iv) Edmund and John Walker of Gospel Oak near Dudley, co. Staffs., esq. (v) Arthur John Empson of Spellow Hill esq., and Christopher Empson of Leeds merchant: on marriage of Rev. W.L.P. & M.E.: manor and estate of Naburn --: 1 item

U DDPA/14/11 Exemplification of a Final Concord: for £100: Robert 22 Jun 1660 Redmaine esq., and Richard Levett gent., plaintiffs and Fardinando Thwinge gent., and wife Margarett deforceants 50ac. land, 20ac. meadow, 30ac. pasture in Egbarr (Trinity 1660) 1 item

U DDPA/14/12 Marriage Settlement: Ferdinando Thweng of Barrowby 30 Mar 1660 gent., and wife Dame Margarett (widow of Sir Bryan Stapilton) to Robert Redmaine of Walter Foulforth esq., and Richard Levitt of Nabourne: further to marriage of William Palmes son and heir of William Palmes esq., and Mary daughter of Dame M. Middle Close and Werrymans in Eggbarr (on south side of R. Aire; Eggbarr Ings S., Rawroode W., a corner close E.): Witn. Lewis D'Arcy, Jo. Smyth, Edward Thwenge, Richard Tennant, Daniel Dabbes. 1 item

U DDPA/14/13 Deed to lead to uses of a Fine: William Palmes gent. 15 Apr 1661 (son of William Palmes of Naburn esq.) and wife Mary to Michaell Metcalfe of North Otterington gent., and Alexius Vodka of York physician Moiety of manor of Templehurst and messuage with 3 closes and 2ac.1r. meadow in Hurst Ings; cottage, close and 13ac. in Haddlesey Ings called Rawroads; Closes called Cow Pasture, East Stocking, Inn Common, Fowley Haggs and Wheate Close; moiety of parcel of wood ground called the Newys (in all 20ac.) and of Bailey Shaw; closes called Foot Lawne, Birke Hagg, Randall Haggs, Whinny Closes and little parcels adjoining (a new dyke W., Paile Banck E.; abutting on the lordship of Burne on Paile Bancke N.); close called Stocken Layne (Little Stocken E.; Paile Banck S.); and Paile Banck; all sometime parcel of manor of Templehirst. Middle Close and Werymans in Egbarr: To use of W. & M.P. and heirs of their bodies etc. Witn. Tho. Armestronge, Geo. Wiley, George Bovill, George Browne, John Etherington. 1 item

page 88 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/14 Marriage Settlement by Lease and Release 19 - 20 Apr (i) George Palmes of Nabourne esq. (ii) Robert 1689 Dolman jnr., of Pocklington gent., Thomas Rayns of York esq., John Wytham of Sledwish co. Durham gent., and Francis Wyvil of Spenythorne esq.,: on marriage of G.P. and Anne Wytham daughter of George Wytham of Cliffe esq.: manor and estate of Nabourne; rectory of Nabourne and St. George in York and Nabourne Great Wood (60ac.): Witn. Richard Smith, Jonathan Coates, Rob. Hilton. The Lease is original; the Release a copy. 2 items

U DDPA/14/15 Marriage Settlement 2 Sep 1749 (i) George Palmes of Nabourn esq. (ii) Levyns Boldero of Staple Inn, London, gent. (iii) Peter Johnson of York esq., (iv) Francis Cholmeley of Bransby and Bacon Morritt of York esqs. (v) Marmaduke Lawson of Moorby esq., and Thomas Mitchel of Newbrough gent. (vi) Catherine Heneage of York spinster: on marriage of G.P. & C.H. for her marriage portion of £2,500: manor and estate of Nabourn, Nabourn Hall, rectory of Nabourn and St. George: Witn. Thos. Smith, Tho. Weatherill. Endorsement of enrolment at the Guildhall in Beverley (in E. Riding Quarter Sessions Enrolment Book D), 4 December 1749 1 item

U DDPA/14/16 Exemplification of a Common Recovery: Peter Johnson 28 Nov 1749 esq., from Levins Baldero gent. Manor of Nabourne with 36 messuages, 1 dovehouse, 800ac. land, 200ac. meadow, 800ac. pasture, 100ac. wood, 300ac. moor, 100ac. heath, 20s. rent in Nabourne. Rectory and tithes of Nabourne and St. George: George Palmes vouched to warranty (Mich. 1749) With copy of Writ of Precipe. 1 item

U DDPA/14/17 Marriage Settlement: on marriage of John Palmes esq., 17 Oct 1775 and Miss Susannah Wharrie. There is an endorsement that it was enrolled in the Court of Common Pleas (Roll 116, Mich. 1775). 1 item

U DDPA/14/18 Covenant by William Lindsay, writer in Glasgow for 28 Jul 1808 payment to his only child Margaret Isabella of £2,500 being property and funds of his dec'd. wife Isabella Niven which he received at the time of, and during, their marriage. 1 item

page 89 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/14/19 Draft Marriage Settlement 1809 - 1810 (i) George Palmes of Naburn esq. (ii) Margaret Isabella Lindsay spinster and (iii) William Lindsay esq., both of Glasgow (iv) Samuel Walker of Aldwark co. York and John Jardine of Edinburgh esqs.: on marriage of G.P. & M.I.L.: manor of Naburn, Naburn Hall, and specified farms in Naburn 1 item

U DDPA/14/20 Letter and Accounts to George Palmes: estate of 1826 - 1835 William Lindsay dec'd. 7 items

U DDPA/14/21 Covenant of Indemnity: Beilby Richard Lawley, Lord 4 Aug 1858 Wenlock to Rev. William Lindsay Palmes of Hornsea vicarage In consequence of the investment by Rev. W.L.P. of £30,200 in purchase of hereditaments in recited deed of same date (manor, rectory and advowson of Acaster Malbis). 1 item

U DDPA/14/22 Marriage Settlement 15 Nov 1798 (i) Ralph Bell of Thirsk and his daughter Mary Ann, spinster (ii) Rev. Henry Gale of Escricke (iii) John Bell of Thirsk (eldest son of R.B.) and Henry Gale of Scruton esqs.: on marriage of Rev. H.G. and M.A.B.: for her marriage portion of £5,000 1 item

U DDPA/14/23 Acquittance 21 Mar 1826 (i) Ann Carter of Thirsk widow and George Blanshard of Breighton yeoman and wife Mary to (ii) Philip Charlton of Wytheford co. Salop esq., Rev. Samuel Smith D.D. of Daventry, Rev. James Serjeantson of Kirby Knowle, Robert Bell Livsey of Sowerby and George Palmes of Naburn esqs.: on transferring stock under the trusts of marriage settlement as U DDPA/14/22 1 item

page 90 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/15 Wills 1489 - 1832

U DDPA/15/1 Will of William Chaumberlayn: to be buried in the 24 Aug 1489 Monastery of the Holy Trinity of Kirkham (Kirkham Priory) in a chapel behind the high altar Bequests to the prior and convent of Kirkham; 13 poor men carrying torches at his funeral; John Morwyn canon; John Grastock canon; Dominican friars at Scardeburgh; William Downe chaplain; vicar of Bougethorpe; kinsman William Bulmer; brother Thomas Chaumberlayn; wife Joan; fabric of churches of Bougethorpe and Settrington; inhabitants of Bougethorpe; Sir Ralph Bigod; godsons Thomas Scrop and Henry Bigod; servant Richard Michell; John Baker; William Fowler: Relyngton, Westheslarton, Yedingham, Barthorp, Berythorp; best horse in Housom Parke, money etc.: Wife Joan is exor., with William Halomshire, vicar of Bougethorpe, William Downe chaplain, and William Bulmer of Langton as co- adjutors, and William Pirle prior of Kirkham as supervisor. Probate 12 January 1489/90. 1 item

U DDPA/15/2 Probate Copy of Will of John Palmes of Naburn esq 1 Dec 1779 Bequests to wife Susannah, son George, Thomas Smith (son of Thomas Smith of Biddleston, co. Northumberland, by wife Mary daughter of Marmaduke Palmes): Naburn, plate, household goods and furniture etc.: Codicil 27 December 1783. Probate 1 March 1784. 1 item

U DDPA/15/3 Letters of Administration granted to Mary Wood of York 18 Apr 1713 widow, in respect of estate of her late husband Andrew Wood. 1 bundle

U DDPA/15/4 Grant to Mary Wood (as U DDPA/15/3): governance of 9 Aug 1726 Esther (age 18) daughter of Andrew Wood. 1 item

U DDPA/15/5 Grant to Mary Wood (as U DDPA/15/3): governance of 9 Aug 1726 Robert (age 17) son of Andrew Wood. 1 item

U DDPA/15/6 Grant to Mary Wood (as U DDPA/15/3): governance of 9 Aug 1726 Thomas (age 14) son of Andrew Wood. 1 item

page 91 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA/15/7 Will of George Palmes of Naburn esq., to be buried in 3 Nov 1729 Naburn church Bequests to second son George P., of Naburn; youngest son Stapilton P. of Naburn; niece and god- daughter Mary P. daughter of late brother Marmaduke. Probate 16 October 1732. 1 item

U DDPA/15/8 Letters of Administration granted to Bryan Palmes of 2 Aug 1734 Redhouse esq., and Stapylton Palmes of Naburn gent., in respect of estate of their late brother George P. of Naburn. 1 bundle

U DDPA/15/9 Letters of Administration granted to Stapilton Palmes of 21 Oct 1737 Naburn gent., in respect of his late brother Bryan Palmes., of Naburn gent., (whose widow Ann had renounced administration). 1 bundle

U DDPA/15/10 Will of John Palmes of Naburn esq. (as U DDPA/15/2) 1 Dec 1779 1 item

U DDPA/15/11 Codicil to Will of John Palmes (as U DDPA/15/2) 27 Dec 1783 1 item

U DDPA/15/12 Agreement relating to payment of legacies under Will 1 Feb 1823 of Rev. William Hurn, further to an order in Chancery. 1 item

U DDPA/15/13 Receipt given by George Palmes to Esther Cooke of 1 Feb 1832 Ipswich, co. Suffolk, for £537.17.9., part of a legacy of £800 under will of Rev. William Hurn of Woodbridge, co. Suffolk, dissenting minister. 1 item

page 92 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2 Second Deposit 1140 - 1975

U DDPA2/1 Naburn, 1739 - 1961 U DDPA2/2 Accounts and Rentals, 1766 - 1970 U DDPA2/3 Correspondence, circa 1826 - 1843 U DDPA2/4 Genealogical, 1140 - 1975 U DDPA2/5 Miscellaneous, 1705 - 1939 U DDPA2/6 Wills, 1861 - 1903

U DDPA2/1 Naburn 1739 - 1961 76 items

U DDPA2/1/1 Plan. 'Naybourn ... the Estate of George Palms', 1739 by J. Haynes. Scale: 4 chains to 1 ins. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/2 Extracts from Naburn Inclosure Award; and note 1768 relating to Naburn Ings (1925). 1 bundle

U DDPA2/1/3 Act for vesting part of estates in Naburn of George 1774 Palmes dec'd. in trustees for payment of his debts. 2 items

U DDPA2/1/4 Survey and Valuation of estates of George 1795 Palmes, Mrs. Swinney and Miss Palmes, by Richard Clark. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/5 Letters between George Palmes and Office of 1844 Stamps and Taxes With Minutes of Evidence: appeal against Land Tax on estate of G.P. in Naburn. 2 items

U DDPA2/1/6 Extract from Tithe Award: tithe payable to Rev. 19th cent. George Palmes. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/7 Tenancy Agreement: at £231.18s. rent: Rev. 29 Oct 1859 William Lindsay Palmes to George Burton of Naburn Farm with 123ac.1r.: Not executed 1 item

page 93 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/1/8 Agreement between 23 tenants 5 Apr 1861 Meadow in Naburn Ings to be mown on or before 20 July in each year. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/9 Survey of Maude Ruddinges. 26 Mar 1875 1 item

U DDPA2/1/10 Epitome of Settlement of Naburn Estate on 17 Apr 1882 marriage of Rev. George Palmes and Eva Blanche Harrison. 2 items

U DDPA2/1/11 Lists of tenders; accounts; and plans relating to 1891 - 1906 alterations at Naburn Hall. 14 items

U DDPA2/1/12 Copy Draft Agreement for Sale: for £2,500: Rev. 3 Mar 1894 George Palmes to York Corporation Naburn Water Mill and Island, and fishery in R. Ouse: Plan 1 item

U DDPA2/1/13 Copy. Conveyance further to U DDPA2/1/12 25 May 1894 1 item

U DDPA2/1/14 Valuation of cottage property 29 Sep 1894 1 item

U DDPA2/1/15 Copy Lease: at £462 rent: Rev. George Palmes to 30 Apr 1902 William Dickenson Tasker of Naburn Messuage, 3 cottages and 243ac.1r.33p. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/16 Letters relating to Naburn fishery 1904 6 items

U DDPA2/1/17 Plans of land at Naburn Lock to be sold by Rev. 1904 - 1906 George Palmes to York Corporation (6). With letters (9). 15 items

U DDPA2/1/18 Particulars of tithe on Thomas George early 1900s Dickenson's land sold to York Corporation. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/19 Certificate of redemption of tithe rent charge on 22 Dec 1905 34ac.2r.15p., by Rev. George Palmes. 1 item

page 94 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/1/20 Tenders for building a granary at Tasker's farm. Nov - Dec 1907 2 items

U DDPA2/1/21 Lease: at £296.7s. rent: Rev. George Palmes to 21 Nov 1919 Charles Risdale of Manor Farm, Stillingfleet Farm with 165ac.2r.39p 1 item

U DDPA2/1/22 Lease: at £320 rent: Rev. George Palmes to 3 Jun 1922 Charles P. Goodrick of Woodend Farm, Escrick Farm with 140ac.1r.20p. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/23 Agreement: Rev. George Palmes and Naburn 17 Jul 1924 Parish Council For fixing a telephone in a cottage 1 item

U DDPA2/1/24 Agreement for letting cowgates in Hall Croft to 10 Feb 1925 William Carr. With letters, 1925 - 1927 7 items

U DDPA2/1/25 Address from parishioners of Naburn to Rev. 1927 George Palmes on his retirement as vicar. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/26 Increase of cottage rents 1928 1 item

U DDPA2/1/27 Naburn Estate Field Book 1932 1 volume

U DDPA2/1/28 Lease: at £280 rent: Cdr. G.B. Palmes to Thomas 7 Dec 1933 William Ruston of Great Carr Farm, Kirby Misperton (Yews Farm?) with 167ac. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/29 Valuation of fixtures at Yews Farm 8 Nov 1934 1 item

U DDPA2/1/30 Valuation of fixtures at Naburn House Farm 28 Nov 1934 1 item

U DDPA2/1/31 Plan of drainage at Station Field 1940 1 item

U DDPA2/1/32 Tenancy Agreement: Cdr. G.B. Palmes to Thomas 23 Apr 1951 William Ruston of Yews Farm, Naburn 12ac. Ings; 39ac. Parkland and 2 fields 1 item

page 95 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/1/33 Tenancy Agreement: Cdr. G.B. Palmes to R.A. 16 Aug 1961 Bremner: The Cottage 1 item

U DDPA2/1/34 Abstract of Title 1749 - 1795 1 item

U DDPA2/1/35 Copy. Demise: John Palmes: brother of George 1 Mar 1775 Palmes dec'd., both of Naburn esqs. to Emmanuel Elam of Leeds merchant and James Woodhouse of York, comb-maker South Field Close, 2 Nova Scotia Closes and 2 Wood Closes: To indemnify them and other purchasers of lands in Naburn against specified outpayments. 1 item

U DDPA2/1/36 Copy. Lease and Release: for £8,460: John 3 - 4 Mar 1775 Palmes and his trustees to William Elam Lingcroft Farm (i.e. messuage with the Orchard, Stack Yard, 2 Low Warren Closes, Great Close, Low Close; Near, Middle and Far Clots; 2 Little Closes; Long Close, Broom Hill Bottom, Broom Close, 2 Wainman Closes; Great, Middle and Water Howden or Owden Closes; 3 Far Moor Closes and Lingcroft Warren) 2 items

U DDPA2/1/37 Copy. Release as U DDPA2/1/36 c. 1775 1 item

U DDPA2/1/38 Copy. Bargain and Sale. Parties and property as 4 Mar 1775 U DDPA2/1/36 1 item

U DDPA2/1/39 Abstract of Title: Middle Warren Close at Lingcroft 3 - 4 Mar 1775 1 item

U DDPA2/1/40 Copy. Deed of Covenants: John Palmes to 31 Jan 1776 Emmanuel Elam E.E. to have tithes of property as U DDPA2/1/36 1 item

U DDPA2/1/41 Copy. Deed of Covenants: John Palmes to 31 Jan 1776 Emmanuel Elam E.E. to have tithes of property as U DDPA2/1/36 1 item

page 96 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/1/42 Copy: Lease and Release: for £6588: Emmanuel 31 Jan 1795 – Elam to William and Henry Tuke of York tea- 2 Feb 1795 dealers Farm with 206ac.3r.29p. (i.e. House Close, Homestead, Garden, Orchard, Stack Yard; First, Middle and Far Warrens; Wainmans; Broom Hill, Long Close, Lindley Close; Near and Far Crockey Hill Closes). With use of the common landing place 2 items

U DDPA2/2 Accounts and Rentals 1766 - 1970 20 items

U DDPA2/2/1 Account Book. Money disbursed for Naburn 1766 - 1769 Inclosure. 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/2 Account Book. Posts and rails and hedging at 1766 - 1769 Naburn Inclosure. 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/3 Naburn Rental and Steward's Account Book 1781 - 1794 1 item

U DDPA2/2/4 Naburn Rental 1789 1 item

U DDPA2/2/5 Naburn Rental and Estate Accounts. With note of 1809 - 1819 'Windows in the Hall', 1811, and miscellaneous memoranda. 1 bundle

U DDPA2/2/6 Household Account Book. (Naburn, Ayr, 1811 - 1836 Harrogate, France, Switzerland) With: Expenses on furniture, 1810 - 1820 Expenses on clothing, 1811 - 1836 List of plate at Naburn, 1810 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/7 Naburn Half-yearly Rentals 1842 - 1846 5 items

U DDPA2/2/8 Account book (of George Palmes): estate, 1849 - 1851 personal 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/9 Account Book (of Rev. W.L. Palmes): estate 1851 - 1857 With summary estate accounts, 1905 - 1933 1 volume

page 97 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/2/10 Bank book of Rev. W.L. Palmes 1885 - 1888 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/11 Naburn Rental 1888 - 1925 1 item

U DDPA2/2/12 Naburn Estate Account Book 1888 - 1926 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/13 Summary. Annual accounts (of Rev. George 1906 - 1916 Palmes) 1 item

U DDPA2/2/14 Naburn Estate Cash Account Book 1926 - 1970 1 volume

U DDPA2/2/15 Naburn Rental 1926 - 1934 1 item

U DDPA2/2/16 Naburn Rental 1935 - 1950 1 item

U DDPA2/3 Correspondence c. 1826 - 1843 36 items

U DDPA2/3/1 Letters: to George Palmes (and wife), Naburn, 1831 - 1843 France and Switzerland, from their sons. Some originally addressed to son William Lindsay Palmes, Temple, London, and re-addressed by him. Some from more than one son. From: Bryan, at Enniskillen, Chatham, Barbados and Seville (12), 1834 - 1839 Charles Philip, at Bermuda (H.M.S. Gannet), Teneriffe, Jamaica and Cape of Good Hope (10), 1831 - 1843 William Lindsay, London (1), 1838 Manfred Leslie, at Greenock and Trinidad (6), 1838 - 1839 29 items

U DDPA2/3/2 Letters: to Mrs. George Palmes, Oatlands and Le c. 1826 - 1837 Havre, from son Bryan, (1826?) - 1837 2 items

U DDPA2/3/3 Letters: to William Lindsay Palmes at Swansea, 1835 - 1838 Cambridge, Naburn and London From brothers Bryan at Ballyshannon, Naburn and Carlisle (4), and John Philip, Naburn and Antigua (2); and father George, Naburn. 1 bundle

page 98 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/3/4 Letters: to John Philip Palmes, H.M.S. 1837 - 1839 Seringapatam, Portsmouth, Jamaica and Antigua From brothers Bryan at Carlisle and Barbados (2) and Manfred at Trinidad. 1 bundle

U DDPA2/3/5 Letters: to James Jardine, Glasgow from his 27 Dec 1838 – brother-in-law Manfred Palmes, Trinidad 20 Jan 1839 2 items

U DDPA2/3/6 Letter: to Bryan Palmes, Barbados from his 18 - 23 May 1839 brother Manfred, Trinidad With answer 1 item

U DDPA2/4 Genealogical 1140 - 1975 11 items

U DDPA2/4/1 Illuminated pedigree (roll): Palmes family (circa c. 1600 1200 - circa 1600) 1 item

U DDPA2/4/2 'A genealogical and historical pedigree of the 1140 - 1975 ancient family of Palmes of Naburn' Illuminated pedigree: Palmes (Corbet, Drew, Evre, French, Hadnall, Lindley, Plompton, Tevery). Volume begun by Thomas Beckwith of York, 1782. 1 volume

U DDPA2/4/3 Printed pedigree of Palmes of Naburn. (20th 1140 - 1869 century) 1 item

U DDPA2/4/4 Part of pedigree of John Palmes (1775) 1591 - 1775 1 item

U DDPA2/4/5 Rough 'pedigree of Irish Branch' of Palmes family 1600 - 1727 (20th century) 1 item

U DDPA2/4/6 Baptismal certificates of John Philip Palmes (27 1817 - 1821 April 1817) and Manfred Leslie (17 June 1821) 2 items

U DDPA2/4/7 Notebook. Various notes and extracts relating to c. 1902 Palmes family. 1 item

page 99 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/4/8 Notebook similar to U DDPA2/4/7 n.d. [1902] 1 item

U DDPA2/4/9 Notebook similar to U DDPA2/4/7. 'Index of c. 1902 Volume of Notes'. 1 item

U DDPA2/4/10 Ms. volume. 'Recherches sur la Famille de early 20th cent. Palmes', by Gabriel Ogilvy, London. Includes notes on the French family of Palmes. 1 volume

U DDPA2/5 Miscellaneous 1705 - 1939 6 items

U DDPA2/5/1 Photograph. Warrant from Brigadier Francis 5 Feb 1705 Palmes, with the approval of the Duke of Marlborough For commissions for Charles Lancaster (Cornet in Lt. Gen. Wyndham's own troop) and Richard Barham (Cornet to Major Petry in 1st Carabiniers). 1 item

U DDPA2/5/2 Lithograph. Statue of Johann Ph. Palm, bookseller early 19th cent. in Nuremberg, in Braunau (Austria), where he was shot by order of Napoleon on 26 August 1806. 1 item

U DDPA2/5/3 Drawing of a man and woman by Manfred Leslie 1838 Palmes 1 item

U DDPA2/5/4 Journal of a voyage from Santa Cruz, Canary 22 Jan 1842 – Isles, to, and stay in, Rio de Janeiro. (William 22 Mar 1842 Lindsay Palmes?) 1 item

U DDPA2/5/5 6'' Ordnance Survey Sheet 191 (Naburn area) 1851 1 item

U DDPA2/5/6 Press cutting. Funeral of Mrs. E.B. Palmes. 22 Feb 1939 1 item

U DDPA2/6 Wills 1861 - 1903 12 items

U DDPA2/6/1 Will of Rev. William Lindsay Palmes 6 Nov 1861 1 item

page 100 of 101 Hull History Centre: Papers of the Palmes Family of Naburn U DDPA2/6/2 Epitome of Will of Rev. W.L. Palmes 28 Feb 1888 1 item

U DDPA2/6/3 Epitome of Will of Rev. W.L. Palmes 28 Feb 1888 1 item

U DDPA2/6/4 Copy. Will of Marianne Palmes, widow 19 Dec 1895 1 item

U DDPA2/6/5 Epitomes of U DDPA2/6/4 c. 1895 3 items

U DDPA2/6/6 Statements of securities and estimate of 1903 beneficiaries' shares, further to U DDPA2/6/4 5 items

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