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MD229 Introduction the St Quintin of Harpham Collection Was Given to the YAS in 1944 by Col. E S L'estrange Malone of Scampston MD229 Introduction The St Quintin of Harpham collection was given to the YAS in 1944 by Col. E S L'Estrange Malone of Scampston. The collection includes a large number of medieval deeds and other material, abstracts of which were published in Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society Vol 21 (1914) pp 25 - 69, and early wills, transcribed in full in the same volume pp 70 - 79. In this list the numbering of items 1 - 139 follows the published numbering and the descriptions are shortened versions of the published abstracts. The published wills and some unpublished documents were given numbers at the time of receipt by the YAS and these have also been preserved (items 140 - 152).. Items numbered from 153 onwards were previously unnumbered and unlisted. They consist mainly of later Yorkshire material and a number of 16 - 18 century leases and deeds relating to property in London. The St Quintin family was related by marriage to the Lacy family of Folkton and to the Chitty family. There is an account of the St Quintin family and references to further sources of information in the Victoria County History: Yorkshire, East Riding Vol. 2 (1974) pp 223 - 228 Further papers are at Hull University, Brynmor Jones Library. See also DD89, MS709-712 MD229 CONTENTS Nos Introduction Deeds ACASTER MALBIS 1 BARTON-UPON-HUMBER [Lincolnshire] 2 BURTON AGNES 3 - 6 CAYTON 7 DENNY [Cambridgeshire] 8 GEMBLING 9 - 10 GRANSMOOR 11 - 13 HALLYTREEHOLME 14 HARPHAM 15 - 45b KILHAM 46 - 49 KNARESBOROUGH 50 LITTLE AYTON 51 LOWTHORPE 52 - 83 NAFFERTON 84 RUSTON 85 - 87 THORNHOLME 88 - 132 WANSFORD 133 WIMPOLE [Cambridgeshire] 134 Letters 135 - 136 Miscellaneous 137 - 140 Wills 141 - 148 Later deeds etc Yorkshire 14 0 - 166 LONDON and Middlesex 167 - 177 Other counties 178 - 180 MD229 Deeds ACASTER MALBIS 1 5 Aug 1365 Indenture between Sir William de Seint Quintin and Sir Walter Malbys relating to a dispute concerning the manors of ACASTER MALBIS and COPMANTHORPE and other lands BARTON-UPON-HUMBER [Lincolnshire] 2 5 April 1410 Grant by John Newesome of Barton, chaplain, to Richard Duffeld of Barton and Thomas Maune of the same of lands etc in BARTON UPON HUMBER, BONDBY and FRODINGHAM BURTON AGNES 3 27 Feb 1299 Grant by William de St Quintin, knight, lord of Harpham to Gerard the prior and the convent of Bridlington of a road across the moor of BURTON AGNES. The prior and convent have granted to William and his heirs and their men of Gransmoor access to and from Gransmoor 4 26 April 1329 Agreement between Sir Roger de Somervile and Sir Giffrei de Saint Quintyne to abide by the decision of arbitrators in a dispute concerning the manors of BURTON AGNES and HARPHAM In French 5 24 March 1361 Agreement between Sir William Daton, knight and Master John de Somervyle, lord of Burton Agnes relating to a dispute between Sir William de Seynt Quintyne and Master John concerning land at BURTON AGNES called Segholm, to resolve which Sir William Daton gave Master John 10 marks In French 6 28 March 1370 Indenture between lady Joan de Seynt Quintyne and Maud de Hastorpe, her daughter on one part and Thomas de Uppiby, vicar of Burton Agnes on the other agreeing to the appointment of an arbitrator etc in the dispute between them concerning trespasses and slanders done by the vicar to Maud's late husband Sir William de Hastorpe. Also agreeing that the vicar shall pray for Sir William's soul, with other obligations, restore property taken and release the ladies from certain tithes. He will also find a resident chaplain for Harpham. In French MD22 9 CAYTON 16 Feb 1448 Demise by William Seynquintyn, lord of Harpham, to Robert Newcome of Cayton and Isabel his wife of land in Cayton for the term of their lives DENNY [Cambridgeshire] 19 July 1402 Appointment by Isabel de Kendale, abbess of Denny, of Thomas Seint Quyntyn and Agnes his wife as attorneys to receive £10 due to Margaret Maule from her mother Lady Constance de Maule GEMBLING 29 Sept 1399 Grant in tail by Robert Raven, chaplain and John Astyn to William de Gemelyng and Alice his wife of land etc in GEMBLING and THORNHOLME, REMAINDER TO Alice's right heirs 2 Feb 1417 Grant by William Norham and Alice his wife, formerly wife of John de Gemelyng, to John Astyn of Thorpe of lands etc in GEMBLING and THORNHOLME GRANSMOOR n.d [13 cent] Grant by William de Rudestan, knight, to God and the church of the blessed Mary of Bridlington and the canons there, of lands etc and their occupiers in GRANSMOOR 11 April 1357 Grant by Walter de Harpham, parson of Elwyk, to Sir John de Bempton, chantry chaplain, of Walter's chapel of GRANSMOOR, with land etc in GRANSMOOR.and THORNHOLME, to hold for life for celebrating divine service for the souls of Walter, his ancestors and benefactors, either in the said chapel or at Burton Agnes or Harpham 23 Oct 1595 Sale by John Stanhope master of all Her Majesty's posts, to George Sainctquintayne of a chantry in the chapel of GRANSMOOR, which had been held by George Sainctquintayne and his heirs by Letters Patent of 5 May 22 Eliz. for 21 years, with other lands etc in GRANSMOOR, HARPHAM and THORNHOLME MD229 HALLYTREEHOLME n.d [13 cent] Grant by Herbert son of William de St Quintin to the prior and convent of Bridlington in free and perpetual alms of a free way from their ditch of the Alitreholm to the great road reaching from Bristhyll [BURSHILL] to Brandis Burton [ BRANDESBURTON ] HARPHAM 24 Aug 1299 Bond from Hugh de la More to indemnify Sir William de St Quintin who had granted custody of the lands etc of John, brother and heir of William son of William de Hasthorp, knight, in connection with a writ of waste against Sir William et al. 3 Aug 1308 Grant by William son of Sir Anselm de Harpham knight, to sir Anselm the chaplain of the same, of all his land in le Morecroft 1 Dec 1314 Grant by Geoffrey de St Quintin, knight, :to William son of Malger de Erghorm and Eustachia his wife of land etc in HARPHAM in exchange for a messuage etc called Estcroft which William and Eustachia had had of the grant of William son of Anselm de Harpham 29 Sept 1330 Indenture between William de Seynt Quintyn, son and heir of Sir Geoffrey de Seint Quintyn and Agnes, widow of Sir Geoffrey relating to Agnes's dower in all Sir Geoffrey's lands in the county of York including HARPHAM, THORNHOME, KILHAM and GRANSMOOR, with various rights, rents etc relating to lands in BURTON AGNES, THORNHOLME arid HARPHAM and various villeins and their offspring. Also other grants by William to Agnes including profits from lands in HAISTHORPE and RUDSTON In French 25 Nov 1330 Grant by Thomas de Louthorp of Harpham to sir Thomas, son of Walter Darell, of Harpham, chaplain, of land in HARPHAM and a rent 1 Sept 1336 Agreement between Sir William de Seintquintyn and Agnes, widow of Sir Geoffrey de Seintquintyn guaranteeing her dower in the manor of HARPHAM In French 3 Feb 1340 Licence to Joan, widow of William de St Quintin, to crenellate the bell tower in the churchyard of Harpham chapel MD229 3 Dec 1343 Agreement between the chapter of St Mary of Lincoln and Sir Robert de ?Colville, lord of Byham, and Sir William de Seintquintyn concerning a release of rents in HARPHAM, BURTON AGNES, THORNHOME and GRANSMOOR by Sir Robert to Sir William and Joan his wife In French 1348 Grant by sir Walter de Harpham, parson of the church of Middleton by Pickering, and sir John Squier, chaplain of Harpham, (lords of the manor of Harpham by fine levied by William de Seyntequintine and Joan his wife) to Thomas, son of Sir William, of a rent out of lands etc in the manor of HARPHAM In French 23 Nov 1353 Bond in £40 from Sir John Pappeworth to Lady Joan de Seintquintyn In French 18 April 1403 Grant by Thomas de St Quintin of Harpham and Agnes his wife to Roger, parson of the church of Bainton, William de Kelk of Barnetby and Hugh Ardern of his manor of HARPHAM ?25 April 1403 Grant by Thomas de St Quintin of Harpham to William Kelk of Barnetby, Hugh Arderne, Richard Triwhit and Robert Bret of his manor of HARPHAM with appurtenances in HARPHAM, GRANSMOOR, ! THORNHOLME, BURTON AGNES, LOWTHORPE, KINGSTON UPON HULL and KILHAM ?29 April 1403 The feoffees in the last deed grant the manor of HARPHAM etc to Sir Thomas de St Quintin for life, remainder to William his son in tail, remainder in fee simple to Thomas de St Quintin 1409 -1410 Agreement between Thomas Seyntquintyn and Agnes his wife, and Nicholas Gascoigne concerning arrangements in connection with the proposed marriage between Anthony, son of Thomas and Agnes, and Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas, including undertaking by Thomas and Agnes to make payment out of their manor of NEWBIGGIN and lands in GRISTHORPE, LEBBERSTON, DEEPDALE and SEAMER; and by Thomas to enfeoff Roger, parson of Bainton, and Robert Brett in the manor of HARPHAM and lands in HARPHAM, GRANSMOOR, THORNHOLME and elsewhere in Yorkshire so that they may grant the manor etc to Thomas in tail; Agnes to claim no dower against Anthony and Elizabeth In French MD229 2 2 May 1410 Grant in tail by Thomas Seintquintyn and Agnes his wife to Anthony Seintquintyn their son and heir and Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas Gascon, of their manor of NEWBIGGIN with appurtenances in GRISTHORPE, LEBBERSTON, SEAMER and DEEPDALE 20 April 1442 Licence from William Felter, dean of York and vicar general, to Anthony St Quintin of Harpham esq and Joan his wife to have an oratory in the manor of HARPHAM 12 May 1451 Agreement between William Saynquyntyn of HARPHAM esq and William Balme whereby William Saynquyntyn grants to William Balme and Thomas T.uke an annual rent of
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